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! obey subpomas in forgery. perijurv, and I In the house the following bills were :
ght *enin g getnocrai. 1
, felony cases, by two thousand dollars tine I passed : A resolution requesting the - , ,
--- I and two years imprisonment. Passed. 1 president to communicate - to the house -A. severe earthquake occurred at Vir - i ,s.-
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"'',,- • any:inform:L-oOn ha Might have concern - ginianitilifevada, 2.4 th. ' . -''
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grike-Receiyta and Expenditu ref,of -Sus- , „_
3`400 1 1. , X• IE - 10 P eek. • I s mt. X a •1 1 1 ,"
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! -Ilea 'II ' 1 - .dal h i d qenater eret e!
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V., IL VAIYLEV, EDITOR. . 1' -Feb.SEN'ATr... !4-,--A,Ble wereillirOtille - i ing the treatinent. of American citizens
- ere ts,,, o ,_ • e i i. ,-.,. ,-,': _ _ - f•' - ' __.l '': -,:,
- let Its follows: „, ! , , --, . , .ilhilf 1.5 011011 - iw.Ett&ncl for political olfen
f.rooltin.,.3lissiasitiri, his arrived in Wislitaiti l f)3t„ .:.,..-'''' ItlehanWEennedy, Trims- -
~, ..,,e, . de arid pUislished in pursuance Of an'act of As,g4, ._ , , , . •
with li ng i - ; - _-• I.: ' GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.
atomrszositt. PENNIAt I•• Repealing the 4 se - obeli of , ,blis aot4 res - ses was reverted. At
the '' . e.mlir . ...ition of : to or th, 1314 o f A p r iy ~,31. . V.
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....urir, in:Amount .
Luting to go - oils, Wares arid merclnuiaize; the morning-hour it went tiVer. A reso - 1 ' - - • .. ,„., _„.„__ -, . t - - - - Lazes, to amount of Duph- .
.....---tww-----• eaten he 11469 - - -' 51,247 ' 00 • The Weekly Patriot
iin store and in transit, and to make the ) Int ion ll Zln :WOW ed instructing the com - I -The consolidated Bank of Louisiana, '
tivErtatESIDAY,. FEB. 0, 1870.
I receipts and bills of lading therefor nego - ntittee oil Foreign affairs to 1 New Orlea
iintnire what ;at . . ns, has been robbed of $,50, I i BALANCE OF COLLECTORS' ACCoUNTS FOR 136:1 'fu :mit in Treasurer's hands
as per lust Auditor ' s report Is an eight page sheet, and contains 48 cabmen*
270 3 5 of reading matter. In its cxdumns can be Awed
e--,--:-_-__.--__e7-e_eeie- --- - e -= -.- i te& I reasons, if any exist, why the repubtic of ' 000 since 20th.
- - Herman Derr, -W84111161', Duple Am ' t CONTRA. tales, sketches, eterrmpondenee, speceltat, ape
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of Toe-usher. , oath paid. per et. Ex'rin. "'' "---' s to Collectors -$B5 50 - cultural facts land; experiences, - bake
WThere seems to be some humming Me Brooke called up the House joint I Cuba should not be recognized. Several i .
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i Boston. ea., killed by falling from a train
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resoliition allowing each member and 1 bills were introduced and petitions pm - A in - $ 409.52 1 $ 443.53 $ 0 1.34 $ 2.65 economy, science , and art; _
in the Morrnon beehive, in anticipation oil ...,_ ..4
i on the Old Culony. - - I
d, . Ararat 3 60 ' 204.15 15. " Percentage to "--59 01 ' - :mestlc
" Orders redeemed from No. travels, Incidents anecdotest,historical
I clerk one hundreddollars for postage. sented. The house then went into cum- ri.l rim ~ • 14' '1
6•C'ti N5O inclusive -- - • 924 60 - .. state newaitems, - local occurrences, -14ai tete =
the proposed attack by Congress upon i Mr. Clark oppose&the bill and " - moved mittee - of the whole on the bill appropri - I 1 Auburn - 1,464.11 1.364.94 ' 71 '1 0:1 - 27.58 - -I- ' "- °'
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_ A pains taking invest ipter has found ' Bridgewater.. 2,220,88 p e wees IfLS.9 O , 42 35 By Treasurer ' s cotrieslon donnstie news, noted events, telegrams from all
their cherished institution. The female , indefinite postponemeet. ..leost. I uting.s43o,ooo for the relief of the poor of parts of the world, commercial morgue stock
- out that then. are 12 000 iii als attendino Brooklyn ...'„ 1 ° 7.60 1,159.66 61.03 1 6.91 "" leceiPt9 4's
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District of Columbia. The bill gave• I I e e. 2
; lifford .36 1 159 80 61 04' 215 . 2 per cent --- M 44 and general market gotatlone, and a VW. TETl
portion, it is reported, have held a meet- I Mr 'turner moved an amendment au - ;the , . ,
( - tutonut.... • L'43 reet. - 5 ' 7 1 48945 .761 1.1.1...1P-1 cry of current miscellany, besides Witorial and
ing and unanimously declared that their • thorizing the clerks to perch:tee etamps I rise to Considerable discussion.. Ihe private schools in New York eitr.By Treasurves commission
communicated discussions of .and criticisms ulte
end the postina,:ters in each house to place I amendments having been disguised of• the -The disabh•d soldiers Who grind hand Dimock ..... 1,418.68 I,3at.te `lt.('!`
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condition u far superior to any other. i them a the members ' letters and doc- • oommittee rose, and without final action
poll 1 • organs have petitioned fur the removal of Dundalf 237 . 13 1 21205 11 . 0 1:1.05
i • Forest Lake.. 1 262.33 , 1 16'369 62.62 10 02 • on . expenditures, $994 67,
at 2 percent -•- -.- 19 89
11V am tin Treasurer ' s hands on the passing events of the tittles. Added to
these varinuA ruthleets will be full and fresh re
-----+4.-0- -- 1 emcees. leet. ,on the bill the house adj. the " onerous tax " imposed upon tater I e r e . • - 1 ' to balance -- - 36.1 ei-e1,516 35 ports oft ongressional and Legislative proceed
indsville.. 200.415, 187.01 9.54 :1.50
The public are .again startled by 1 Mr. Buckalew moved an amendment 1 SENATE, FEEL 3.-Mr. Sherman front means of livelihood. Franklin..... 5751111 828 51 43.62 2.7 e - . - "--' ''''
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the amount to fifty dollars. 1..05t.! the committee on Finance, reported a bill _ . . s Gibson i
. 355, Lel it . tme - i 67_55 4 . 58 Richard V. Aen lolly. Treamirer of .'ill.v.
One copy, one ' year, cash in advance $2 CO
another rumor of the death of Dr. Living- mducing liv act of 'into houses 01 Congress ar-
The bill then passed finally and is now Ito authorize the refunding and consolida - : G c rn rea tt i t
B B , en .nd d. b .. 1, r 12 , 411 ., 7 1 11,04 51 1 8 ; :t . - 4 .4 ) 5. 2 5.0 , 6 5 0 20 5 ..3: 1,1 5 1 ci e u i r a it i a , v , l „ t i t
( t. ' ,. ti , ri o t i s i t g e: tit it:count L ' Vreeei
stone tho great African adventstrer and ! my officers on the retired list are no len- One copy. six months, crab is advance- 1 00
la aw. I boil of the national debt. It. provides for
to he called into ditty with full Ilartord Pr. ' Four copiw, one yt.or, cash in avance.: . 7 0
etelorer, who has so long been an exile ill ; In the House the time was occupied in t ,
three classes of bonds. the first to run from get liable 1,222.48 1,137.56 59.57 '1 5 . 05 1 ---- _. ___ _
Ten twee, one year, cash in advance....lB 00
6V. ' Harmony.... 781.92 786.22 38.74 6.96 ITo ain ' t in Treasurer ' s hands as per
Übe bud of reptiles and cannibals. After! paesing and considering a large number ' ten to twenty years at tire per cent_ the ,P . Herrick 792.'37 743.41 89.12 9.84 , last Auditoes report $ 3.9 2, 70 Twenty oopity, one yew% tee t h In advanco..Bs 00
the recent cheering announcement that )of personal and local bills for cities and second from.tifteen to thirty year at four -Jedge Aeron Loveland. of Norwich, Jackson 1, 1 20. 32 1,042.36 64.86 23.1 0 ' Amount of Duplicattal for 1869 . 'fliirty copii, one year, cash in advance..sl 00
. I and a half per emit. and the third from Vt., the last survivor of Hanle! Webster ' s . Jessup..-.... 833.00 787_32 41 Ili 4.25 . S,.verul antollnts of loans in 1669 M 1,398 47 Fitly copies, one year, cash in advance-81 00
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the previous report of his death was in- , corporate. C O MP anieki•
twenty to forty rears at four per cent. I clues in Dartmouth Colledge, died on the Visale 700 Kt 3.61) 2e4 . Ainolatt remised for uthlitional an , • I too co pies, oic•., ono you, in aenureeeee 00
Correct, and that science won yetld have , „ Lathrop
1 . .. _ , Lenox ... Latia '7ll 1,241 04 65 35, 2.50 sessoients and Taxes eo G. Young men desirous to act a_-• agents will be
I LLOTBF--Recolutioni, wen offered as fol - 'flieri• is to be tour hundred millions of :id inst.aged 00 }'cars. 4 I,it. Men4tows tan asl 121.1 e all 2. It ) A)))) , ,),11 ree'il from Commonwealth furitinhed with partit titan, tin implication.
the full benefit of his wonderful explore - I lows : each deheription of bonds. :11 r. Carpen - )
-The trigonometrical survey of Eng- tisl.l6 Kiz.lll 4:;.81 5.;i1 v, Mr-. Midvin and - Button 24'2 71 Tho Morning Patriot
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Cons, it is sad indeed to think that lie has For the appointment of it committee to , ter tuldressell the senate On the bill more I Lit wily
, hind :mil Wales, on the scale of one inch ' Middia"n• • "66•'''-'1 e 19.65 4.t.14 3.2; 1 Amonnt received from S. F. Line, 1- , a first cities dilly newspaper, tontaining full
Montrone .... 3OW 15 , 1,879. ,, 1 11Z , 9-1 2.; 1n 'herid Jury Fees 85 46
at last fallen a victitn to heathen super - tact with tilt Philadolphia City Councils etlete nallv to preserve the iientralityof tee
tea mile, has been completi • d. it was N, W Milli , rd 1,65 I 70 1 1,5 8 "2 :;1 55 - 2 e, 130 8 Am: s mut eteeir ,', I lium 1 bel Sherman. ttesoriate p n•ports epecMl Wphington dis
-12 00 ' tiltelies metfro correspondent. "Delt " the
stition. He is said to have been burned I I (
and :eagles: , in the-t•elt•iolllitill Of the cell - , • United ft.:tales. . ( . 0 „,, , ,,,ne, , ,1 in the rear 1;91 . New mill'ordi, Net 70 4;1;14 2, - , 001 040 1,,,i1 t . 1t1,.,.,„ 1.
Initial attniversr of the Frfitiklin Insti - I I u the house Nlr. Cullom from the cant Oakland
_The first discoverer of gidil in f ' ali- Ito-h.... ....
.. 519.50 40 5 .3:i 34.65 26 Cl .l :loom I ree'd from Chas 'Melee, into intim tompli Io awl :wet trate market reports, full
as a wizard. Hopes are still entertained ' at cc iti Ills ul the proeec‘litig. Of Congress and the
bite in 177 6 . Adopted. tP , 141 1 934.45 1 49.1 s 886 T wagerer 435 00 •
thatehe report is false. I millet. , on territ , ri , s reported a hill in aiil
to" h, utati. It fornia is said to be in a destitute Condi - Slicer Luke.. stB46 ter2.2-1, 42.32 4 . 1 1 Amount ree ' d front A. Cimmlx:rlin. I.e eshoure, spicy editorials, ii,:c.
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1 For the dist:levee, 4if . all officers of the •of the execution or the
lion in El Dorado county. A sultsrrip- , Springville .. I 162.36 1,1 18 ,5.8 0' 57.1 4 1:1.4.:i anti .1 .K. * row no, Coalition w cab It i TEAMS OF TIIK DAILY.
! Melee, excepting clerks, sergeant at arms, , prohibits and punishes pi kl giinty. ' rile Swig ' s Deitot ti s s 00 826 15 43.1 5 163 - ys. O. Bain
200 00 One copy. cnie year. by mail • . 1 1 7 00
rarThe case of Judge Hoar was bro ' t doorkeeper and assistants. haled out of • bill is very long, containing 'leo v four • tion has been started for him. eliomson .... 621.16 552 59 31/.51 780 Anvaint ree ' d from IL Benjamin, for Fire copies, One year, my mail =OO
before the Senate on Thursday lase and 1 order. . I sections. 'elle bill exii . tiviing the .15 ' 11ctit 1 -Thirteen beers of gold were found in - , -,---- --- -- - rent of tiltl Jail 600' it
cepies one year, by mail 60 00
he has been finally rejected. Inc Presi- I Fur furnishing the llonse with copies lof the bounty act to the w ido WS I
' 11"-- Th iI- side of a fon] 1, :hod :it w e r e i ngto n. Coon., :1,, , ..,398.4; Auasi7.rioll4; , 4 14 4.36.; i Amount ree ' d front Clem. Sprout,eol- The money most accompany the order.
• oth •r ley 'Chic supposed to ' - lettur. 1664 1 52 1
of the Auditor General ' s and ,Sclivol re- ' dren of soldiers IA ho had enlisted fur a '
the i Address B. F. 11 YERS & CO,
dent must consider that it is a direct I ports. ! , , I ll i ..IthrAPITULATIoN. Amount veld front B. 31. Gage 3.00,
g ally g))141 lieads. , Tout em't of Duplicates. .:I`.l 399 47 d., 4.50, Wm Gilmore 1.50 11 00 Dee. 2117-3 Harrisburg, Pa.
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thrust at him, and we shall be a little en- I Mn Davis Moved an aniendmi•nt in- . The remainder
less rer.oil than one year was ',assist. h art , 6,_,„ „ L i i n
or the morning hour W a , + '
-I'he ?resident nominated John lett- ,
I am ' t pabi by Colieetom, $30,287 58 Amount ree ' d from Commonwealth ,
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rious to learn the final result. Mr. Hoar, structing clerks to furnish stamps for pox- , occupied in the. dies tission of the result- • per ventage to "
fit:. Jr..of Tennessee, f:iitt . commissioner of 1 •eux•ineatei to " 1574 14 vs. Abel Arnold 1 5 1 18 ' ffipccial fottcro.
1:53 75- $ 32 ; 105 17 A Moillt t need from an Exertition vs.
after learning his fate, visited the Presi- tage on the same. Resolution adopted- , lion in reference to the.Anterican Fenians
eoneetior, In place of if:truant t, he re - R. V. HEN-NEM', Treasarer. Mel, iel Miller 760 i - ...... _
dent, and expressed a desire to retire from j - e:is .45. 11.1 . 1 S 4-0. :imprisoned iu England. A hill ailinitting Treas ' rs Office, Montrose, Dee_ 31. 186:1. .11,ellint r'ee'd from Overseers of the 1 8 SPLENDID CHANCE, ~
Mr. Brown moved the discharge of the i elissippi to represent:item in Congress on Por. Auntruse and Bridgewater :01/ 00' ii_
the Cabinet, if the President so wished. v -
move , l.
\ ars and Means Committee front the the same conditions as Virginia was piss - , -Five cars were sunisfied by an acci- , - - Amount veered from B. 0. Camp, fur AN EXTRAORDINARY OFFER,
col.Lecrons
dent on tie : Pat:Hie utiih., - .ad, oaBt of Og - ) Aeose.ii, ... ...Samos! Rim Herrick .. G. S Tingley
but was earnestly requested to remain , consideration of the Senate resolution, for , ed. A bill to supply deficiencies for Ow pas , boet; 50
goon after, in answer to a direct sues- final adjournment. to March leth. Agreed , navy was then taken up :1,11 , 1 tileelln ' '''' "l • th3ll, and three persons were Itillt)(1. ) Ararat kc. Duel,. Jadoem ...... s. I_ st.,s ,- , moon rt•e'tl from A. Fink, old iron ll 50 DtIN'T DELAY, SEND AT ONCE.
• .isteru . Le - roter Ltgt:Jetottip 1 -" I "'" 3 'ln" b Annum: ree ' d from J. L. Ada
THE 1.E.1 DING AA:RICULTURAL JOURN
tion, Mr. hoar said, e I am going to re- I°. es , „ , , Tito hill Was amended red tie' ngt he ,
flie hiiver louse f
se o the I. anturnia
~• . • I Britigewater... D S.Frinktlathrop ..... 11. Ii Wood mons, eulth t•u4b4 refute ittil
Itrooklrc. ..J L. ,te)nolde.l.enox . .k. Chereloll , -, . N .).1 448 AI. OF ' IIIE COUNTRY,
mr. i mi. in i ' ition contitY, called up minima appr4qtriati • d to $1,5 04 . 04) 3 10 1
Main with the President" LegiShit I: re, by a vote ::f 51 to s, has Lain- cured. KS ' Lt"i ' 4l ' ilik "'"'d"'"'• L. 11”" - """""t r''''
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Lis reSOl 11 ;101l foF tilt' titlilication of the then passed. Adj. (lion .nut .id lame) Murree Liberty.... A. It. btaeford Noe 'r '67
oh '2O FIIF.E Fon. ONE TEAM
• curred with the Senate in rejecting the Dimock ... .1 II Cniel.c: Middletown. Stool liislgc
legislative proceedings in the two llart,s-
22 47 ela ,, monthly, containing 32 large double col-
Inconsistent. burg papers at $5,01i0 rash. . 1
How the Prince Looks. Sutfrage amendment. Porta)). la . tio• S. II Wanner \ew Milford:An. Wenn urth
Frlendrellle Jahn ?doom , N. Mllferd In) N Seifert:Hit Midolletilw ti
1 nehmi reeti cruet Cattle btrays from lune inigtst• rive to Farming and Stock
- Pending the diseussion the Heuse ad- , - • - .1 t Lowell, Mass., a snow 'slide from Franklin A. S. Iturrow; 014.41101,S ...11./thne ' i ,
t.aittroit t:; 50 Breeding. contairg regular departments for the
The New York larowld makes a sharp • A Wash ingtott correspondent gives the the roof „f a a t m.), h e m , a,,,„ it „hi m . ; .iron Wun Pitkerlue Knell . . 1:3. to - anger
1. - „,, i . ~, Tim..,,tmes pen - rill:tut - 'illi ' Practical Fanner, ihdryinan, Stock Breeder,
8 00 , N't, ma Grower, Poultry Keeper, ..te. &e., illustra
• • punned.
point in regard to the Southern states b- I The Philadelphia Metropolitan 1 ; (treat 'Bend 12 W.Blakerlee , ll , er tat , T. II Porter A lie,nt oyit cr.. ,-.•iti. a dtill doors
p.:O , , foi 'tilling de:iertrtion or Prince ...krlittir: !l ey, and killed a man trim was passibg limn pendburo..(;eo. Buck Spr!eustll.i....A, P Brown ..11 , 1 Briek
E. T. Tlfhin Nue,' a Dor I i nail , 4
;parr 30 00 red with numerous fine Engravings and botmd
itigrequired to ratify the fifteenth Amend - i bill passed the Ilims,‘ finally?" this after- , " r
he )uung gentletium is passahle in along the street_ , its ohy. ...David Taylot Thomson... .L. 1.. DO, ,
Atilt °in! CM 'd
fret a Lut :us Smith, cel- .in harblnotnoly tinted covers. Fannera will find
arance about the middle stature -- , . .
meat as 3 condition or regtoratiOn to the no"'
Yeas a,, raj s., , - - a st rit t party , epee . , i••• ior ta at,ntlil 100 this monthly a very efficient aid lu anew de
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VOW. ; five feet eight, I should siir : well built, I -The internal revenue receipts for Ja - -- --,--- -- - -------------*--
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tituon. As they could not be tensted to - -.......-- - ' rue - ' lllt . e been $l - .L47 9 . 00 t ) . an incri•ase ' telt NTY F.XPF.NSF.s. Al.:. inin t n•e'il from Commonwealth partmonts of Fa cry
and Stock Breeding. It
dressed neat I, IA 1111 :01 : 110 si , rt of nide. ' ' ' T„ c..mmonweelth Coet• ttoot i% , - Ann .o,l,nson 20 00 , hae aV , , lritiar:, Iblgurt meat under the 'charge
come in and then ratify it, they ratified CONGRESSIONAL SUMMAIIV. pants and black litilf frock buttoned 4 lo'se. of 61.4;60. 440 0 over lie receipts of Jan nary
road x,....4 . 4). - - 1 , 1 ,•ii - --- of on , ••I I hr• ald• - st Professors in the United
lstitt. wad Damage .. . • ... . . 1.51:: J.; ft:33.290 91 Stat,s. w 1,0 almwers through the Journal. (me
first and then came in. They were teere- - Ills complexion and mile is talloey or it. NI Owe. late Commie-loner.. ...SCIS tot i t,.. ttf Clot rgt). all titonlit ion relating to Nick . Illillred
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• , mmenica - elute lirott 11 iti hue. The co,. 13 Ili iti -Thk . S hal . Of II I i nois !ma has 5,135 Samuel ,herer, CouttuTioner. . t••= .7 ,
SENATr., J:111. 31. . i•t nil C . ~ ' (s,eterr.
fore not in the union when they acted on 3 T Eiti., r di , ,• A 1, ,r,,,, , 3t ;Ic, sheep, swine or pOttl
iloll. rtlemoriali and petitines were re- and slightly °sal. ' Clic nose is the iiiiist ' miles of railroad of which 4.78 1-1 are open , re e„ Se " .... 31 I ' o.- -1.117 :Id 1') unCt raid county Anditors 8 22 :10 try Iltio• t• 4 toy hobo:ether has a Hum and
the Constitution or or esle they were never eeired and refilled. Mr. Sherman pre - preminent feature. It is Inure like that of • for luisiio•ss, costing with their equip - t ea 7O 59 Amount of rise refunding orders 42 116 ( ;,ttl,.. 1)", lor Ftirs - ..
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.• • ••• • • . • • 2 1 :L . , 7 1 7., : : C 0 11:1 1 t orders redeemed from No. I. 11 ,• are now prepareti to offer the Aen:IIICAN
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out of the Union. Either, then, saes the sewed the resolutions of the 011ie Te•gis - . George tii, Third thin that of his faller. menu , . ti 1:).-dfS..-412. A5,5)....5. , --- ~
.... Cns ln to N•• 627. in , lii,ire *IL , ~ ." Srorl: 301'itr:.% I. M. a AO2 gill for ono y_teir to all
Herald all then:construction kiwi of Corn- hit nre ratifying the fifteenth :intendment. you are immeiliately reniiiided of his
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t )wa. p 11 kt 1.. ,111) . l ourt llounnand a l i . Itt i til an4 r • IhMot ... .. .. r ..'''; .1 mount of exonerations of new subseribers for renewals) to the MONTIMESE
gress are . invalid, or these southern ratiti - --.
k number of resolutions of inquiry were ,mother, especially ithout the eyes. The inetitti. and iit the begin n i lig or `,'",,' u n r :r! ` it * Vo n„,a n..:l , y.'",,,-,'"l,,i''' i,,,,. 63
... SC tr. rollt•eltirS $ 436 75 Detiocuir, who shall subscribe immediately
I 1(14 4 ted The Senate then. at - one o'clock light, uhitey brown, straggling whiskers\ mount of percentage to and pay ie advance. This is a mre eppertunity
cations of the fifteenth amendment are ' P - the year its treasury had just eleven cents T o„n C oek. El 7 50 -
;wok up the enrreney bill. Mr. Sherman and hair. vi ith the pale. cold full blue, - • s. F. Lane. Sher If ..... . . .... 441 T.; Collei-torS 1,574 l - 2,010 89 which the intelligent people of our section win
invalid. If the states were it the
1 te union , moved an ameridinenr. as a sabstitute for 0 1'1V Pt' "l - 111 Itt 11 ilt•iell lashes, add to t Ile -
, to put into It. Isaac Hamlin, Jailor .. . •
Stationery ..... .. . ........ .... ... ... ... 33 1 1 /.1
Lim at
. k mount antieas .
• • no doubt appreciate. Hand in your subscrip
talr s commie- , lions at once and eeeure the Stock Journal free
there - was no need •eo admit them, and if ! pending amendments, to allow 1 1 .- i
Jan -.llg ovneril tallowy expression of lii. face. As ' -The newspapers are quite blest' chron- J,,,,, , iip Brides ... ...... . . .. . 3110 110 i ~, ~.
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la i Tan roc Creek. Bridge, balance (40 tg) sum on ne - • j for a year.
they were not in the union they ; could not as-sot:jet lens locatiql in anv state. hat mg he passed nee 1 had iie chance to look at icling the movements of the young Prince , e r t„oes .. ....... .. ..... . :F i e: . rje reels tel7,3es 02- 947 la 1 Dec le, 1869. FIT. ii,twuy.
t , intere.l " ''') Ain't Treasurer ' s
participate in making laws fur states that 1 in°re
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then its preportion oi - eirculationoo him well. The first inipi•ession is as that !on one pip'. aild rebuking their neigh 1 „„.„„,,, let tie
in 0 ,111111;e-ion 011 '
si-.7--Iritible Invelles.-Indlgestlon naiad, effects
remove tp an . i
v . stet - haveig hes. Thi: ' Hie moss expression which is .4,0 titarkm , hors for snobbery sad flunkey ism on the Copeemon. Crier... .. • .. . „.. II _ •
are in. Nothing but a radical Conere-w w . w; and otbio - r. new - 1... r: Inriltute. 443 ell I ENlienilitilTes 4 0 8 l 2 53- SIC 85- 1,64 01 the physic:A health but theetleposltlons and tam
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;melee . ' :t detertnined. opposition from in li s le Prince , if Wal , s ' face was tict a • other: NV. NV. Irwin. State Treasurer, davit Stul3.• taxer Ann . ! in 'Fr,is in T'- hands to halatika . 8,673 48 per , a it , • vt , "thro , The dY.Peetie become , . too. to •
could reconcile such inconsistenees, b t' W for 11.. G. 1- 44 r ,• met INC , ..... . 0.7.01 10
u este • rrt merabers. The amendment aas chanteteristieef this voting gent It•man's. measure demoralized by his sagerings. Ho ts outeeet to
-A little girl who was lost i the.ll New Jail. inelntimg Darin:tiro . . . g y :l int
from their past record we are prepared to ; rejected. Air. Chandler moved t•• :uncial • ' flits feeling waS folloatt ht oti, or a di- male 111,rpltn1
Ln
.. 54: :is : t?•53.2 90 9: tit.. a Wit-100, bollrnomtr, nr de.palr, as the ease may
- streets of London receittiv. on being gees
hare them stoutly declare that ".>:U so • :es to authorize an issue of $11111,111t0,1404,1 ao'reealde character. The ' prevailitig ex- • i i ,•di ~ T 9 ' 9-e " " - ~, • - -.-. --. he. A reterunturil r•-nAitlveingrs whleh he cannot coo
n tto ti,N., us t 0 aer
pare
an pi
On Vi ild CM liountier . ... ... .. ...... ... . - -.‘ ~ . trot, I , ad- blin to uneron-true the words th.deetsof those
is " white " and demand it as an article of of bank notes. and a eurrespontling with pressitet of his face was one of etild haugh - I bi r th , r e. e t en e that she w,Ls •• t '
..1e e,tild of a„'.0;,,,,1 the Pea, . ... f it .. annnel tom. mid N i.. in h rronn.n err)) with
those nearest
. - (e'en/ milli .11 , r,i F,r.... Poet.
detwel iif tele-OmA s ; rejected. , tine,s :Ind sitperuiliousto•ss. tin 1 drarma to Sim in ont unfrmittrotly marked by ert ii•
faith for repreetteegien • e He Wits 7 cin " god ‘• was lsWn in wrath 7' reels retie:we. ..... .•••• • .. . . .... 1-2,A4 , i t , t )
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... .11•••• . t . ',, t, .L ~t, net +WI ,t . t.- . rimer or eines are befero --ee'eeeeve4etee -i ;11:•-i, ...ie... o ....dee- ere, tin hin reel natant, Theasare
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' 'T " ...la pl . J1...r - : - M,•,'s 3, 3 Mr ce..railit-att• ol
' OCCITICtI 111 the can ot tin_ . states for bills • saw him, but the next moment i ai , eil his I ---,I f"r g 7 111 T rOartrol P.niumnary
Absconding Witnesses. ~ . •••• --- 25 ' " ' The t lerK tac k llte l ewe er Q•isrter the Mental 1/1101101111,141 Ot the iloeare. I'. r which the in
' 0110 Joint reSoltllittllS for reforilleo. A ' 11 - 41:1 4 1 and looked at the dein, rat ' c so‘er- " Il g re ''''' -31/I."3dY .• •• DM
during tli • preen t
• IN v e ti ti•tie we • . . . e, iiii :: )0 Nnlid ,no not in. ja.lll told rosponsible, but they owns
-• • yalualu2 Bride°, item - blibeinnien. . ... . 2 - 111 00 Sl , -i. 01A
The question of abscondine it itnesses session f is. - i hills and :St) to 4 01 joint rest ,- 5.. e.-,....,.)., IA eel: ill; coon. 1.-0 , . 1..,e1 by ~,..
:ate iLrttin, ~..
~.,
rissultition declaring flint the tit, Iw. lines ' 4-'l , ll, t 1 lio were gazing on him with a - • • - ' " _ lon tench household dlerontfort. It 1.. to the intermit of
, are payable in greerticacK. o a ., tabled hy a ,iti,, , t bilt unabasked inriositv, that he 1 ' tyceti int red need iti the house ' le l ` t 11 '' ''' ''d '''' ' 9II WI' " '"" "'"'' 737 s" ' t.43,e, 00 the home ,10.1... it 1.• •••.eotial to family the
i n
well
has been brought before the suet. le isles- lations lave .‘
te mer ...e. cieeity eedit•e• ... ...; 54....., wino the rescue of ltic principal sufferer from Lando not
t- ,19 A- i parts - vote. A resolution was itiloptial in- possible tll , llglit wa. impudent. on the __2l'he t - f, f•retarr of the Trixtoury has , ,/ ,:;.,1:„. 1 , 1 , ' „ ` :t4 ' ...- i ', ,,,/,',4. Cr. '
furs making it a penal offence for a wit - I citing tit Nettional Labor Union. a lie - whole be looked like li dapp• r 11111 e ladies' direeti . d. the sal•• of one million in gold Trmll'lre. ' Prmlllill:''. ••• . 7 50---- 41 NI far mono-a from {aril - dont ineaulty, that these ayMptome
1,7til VI , By am't paid Treasurer and cli ', l in his of men , el ti.ri taltance lin promptly removed. TM* can
ness to absent himself for the purpose of I get organizative, to lot' ean acidness de - ; men so Refunding. Orti..rs 4.rbe, MI
I a unt feri, 46 • only bed one by remortug, their:physical Maim, sderage
elicit week thiring February. and the pur- • _______ „„
defeating the ends of justice. M t ' livered by One of it , members in the hall I 1 ' 5t,, , ,„, ~., , 0 per (cat retained for collection 254 : moat of the nmetions of We rtomach and. its allied sin-
OS err- chase of one million of bonds in each al
of the house of represenuttives. A mine I- - ;errs. the liver and the bowels, Upon there three impor•
tainly in such eases puniSliment should ; Earl hquak e. ternute week for the fund.
sinking I CONTR N
Co. $BB 00 i not organs lloatetter's Stomach Bitters sets slandtan
iter of resolutions of inquiry and Unarms
be severe, and we should have awh I The Hartford Courant has news front
-Thi•re is proposition heeire tile Ile. iie enmity Ortio, l mtleemPli from No. Ito Na l =-:..-- •=-.=--=,...„.._- _- .-- tonnly, producing a thorough and salutary. change to
" e-- lion to committee were adopted. Messrs- llobert P. K,•ep, Consul ut Athens, of the • Tracerext Melasec .. .• $10.;71 zri : Itich , Erd V. Kenomiy. Tr•rts-ulTu• of Sys- , their condition. The ce-‘4,•table ingnxilente of which the
nois state Constitutional Convent ien te ' ' I ;e1 ini .
ror . perrtnaaor
some law upon the subject. But we be- ' Gouger and Melee 1
us.e, Members elect tram I total destruction be earthquake, on the
„ . . abolish the ionate antl to vest the legisla - ; Heen ' eme (""1"" • 2 ,„, qu , 11(117711 Openly. in Account wilh the preparation is. rointaised are of a reltOrathg. regulating
Bove that some sympathy is due to the Virginia. were sworn in. The senate eon- and Abe native character and the stimulant which ktula
nioniing of I).•centi , er %J. at ' tin . toWn of .•
Paid Oottlay Auditor , .... • • . • 1:-: 50 . ( ItIII In 011 nu/Ith of Pennsylvania. Pr.
, tire anthoritv of the state in a single-leelv - I activity to their remedial virtues lease purest and beet
many witnesses who are under the pres- current resolution, at•eepting the statue of • Santa Mite ra. on (motif the I soh iii Islamise • ii 1 -
• l 0 De cal lei the Legislatii e Assembly. To aggregate fiat of State Taxes that can be t•auncted from the mate who - kW:Wm of all
11 . • e IV•vi • • • • •• • .., •' ' '
. after n mirk._ le ,
eat system of eourtes dragged t the Gen-
'ret i
n . L I( mil of that name. At the date of the ail v ices : ~, d. , - _. _ cereals, Oa: sound rye. NO dyspeptic= take thht gen
o te coup- ise of 3uo members. le t I, e and assessed fur the use of the
representatives adopted. ' -.1 itnuziry 1--ten dead and tiny wounded : mnil
- nil OF STATE TAXES FOR YEAII 1,0. tal restoraLlVC (Or a eingle week without experiencing a
ty seat on the most frivolous matters term'ci ru:10.11. - calth of P4ll9.l4ylrania tor
S. , Ete ATE Feh. Ist-:8 COMEIII.I tt leaf /.111 'Wren had been taken from the r - ttins Not • -General Cantle ordered all military ;-- - - i pupil- I Ain ' t 1 1 IsBo as per statement of County notable improvement In his general health. Not onlY
after term, for the purpose of telling the was received from the Attortn•e Gen. aril- a house was left stading. The sii - r . xivors ' commissions in Virginia to cease, and all Townships. 1 cans.. ; paid Exn . s i l rre . t. I Commissioners tiled withsaidTrmi; mid his bidil4 rui:tinge his
from ear to day, but his
court that they do not know any thing ting that he had given no official opinion I slept in the open air or under tents. , trials of eitizens by such he turned over to --------, I- e urer $ I
, 688 4.2 , mind will moos . , rapidly (mls reioleasneens and tuna.
•i in reference to affairs in Georgia. The fs.t m• - I• - 1 - • • • twas • the civil cC - Wlk • 1 Alw""m".
about the matter at issue, and obtaining I • , , . 111 a - ante, er A tit at ia. as 1
.... 9 Otts
371 IIIV 1 To ain't of State Taxes levied and as
1 sewed on National Bank stocks an Witty, and this harry chin:Lie will manifest itself in kda
1 den - teams? man aroma him.-Fel.
, bill to transfer certain Lalances from one - called by the ancient Greeks, is one of the ' ( - ailed the Legislature to meet tin Feb. Auburn.... - el 3 ~, 2 i per certificate of Auditor General L.,
I
a fee sufficient to d•f -
i.. rae only about half Bereaof fire D
u le navy epartnu•nt to an- • lonian Islands. situated off the western I 8111. 3..lritlgrWater. :3 011, ' --
. .. ' SO ' _ -Mrs. South worth has written another , Itookiy., I - - .., .~ I to
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of the expense. Why c-annot the system of other came up, but was laid over without I coast of fireeee. and bait an area of 180 ' _ - C
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jury trials in Justice courts b e a d o yt e d ; action. A resolution was referred instrue- ' square m il es an d a p o p u l a ti on o f isantio novel. entitled a The Maiden Widow." ; c ,„ h oc .,, tf ",„„ - ,_
and-then all such matters could be settled' dog the committee on Foreign affairs to i inhabitants- At its southern end is th e 1 Her publisher, Mr. Peterson, who has read Dim ,,, k „.
at home with less expense to the county,• consider the e.vpialiency of recommendingl promontory of cark . . Ducat°, famous as i it, arcs it is one of her most poir.trfally Dundail....
the president to offer his meditation in theso tl th ''l . I Forest Lake
Th e i written efforts. firs. . ii iin,r is as , ; .
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more justice to the parties, and we believe 1 the fabled scene of Sappho's Leap.'lmamyin .
! red river troubles. The consideration of;is repor etto )e, e,[rovedi et by
town it lieu' t 1 1 il ill -ed many of her admirers to stand
Franklin....
do tatty with Compulsory law for wit- • the currency bill was resumed, and Messrs ; wa s on th e n o rth asst and c ontained a :at the head of all female writers. 1 Gitrson.
messes in almost every case. S o me L eg i s . Buckingham. Sumner, Williams and :dor- ' castle, which, ender tK British proteato- ; —A l a r g e P en an military demonstra- (irent Bend.• •
lotion in that direction we believe would I ton addressed the Senate. Mr. Morton's rate. was - the headquarters of a rcgini 'tit : tion took place at Buffalo on Saturda. oust Lend
o b.
amendment to increase the amount of oftroops.
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ad- night, and the first of a series of mass ~ '
show signs of civil progress, and greatly' , . • ~artnony....
• dition circulation from ii's 45.110u,00n t o i meetings was held, at which the Admin- Herrick
enhance the best interests of the Common- ar,2,000,0n0 was agnvil to. An amend- I The Price of n limband• istratii in at Washington wa , & aunt neu d Jackson
wealth. ment by Mr. Cunkling was rejected. to :Sirs. Susan k'rawf ird, of Saugerties, N.- for not dematidin7 the rtilen9^ of Irish • im.uP
-is isi orLathrop
"seal - other amendments were not agreed to. I
- --ulinture. ! An amendment authorizing the withdraw-
y., Las sued Mrs. Christine Russ e ll. of Amerieans confined in English prisons. imlnx
the same plaee, for services rendered the —At lati.bara .Tiiiii• 30. Iron strangers Lit. Meadowii.
al of $13,000,000 of eircultion from states ,•
Latter iu II e matter of a 1111,baliti. ' catered the third national hank. and ii- Liberty
lIARRISrIIrRG, Jan. 31. having an exiiess, and its distribution T,.1 La ~ i :lil:a' c•a ;
.s nit that she pro- ' tamped vs-fu o n ache ek fiir 'SIAN) WEI rilei , d a ti t i r .e i r n . •
SENATE.—BiIIs were introduced as ful- among those having less than their share i ,/
' cured a husband, reputed to lie worth ' corn hank of exeliange New. Milford- t .l
lows: was adopted. The hill was farther amen:" New York, which
14, ano,ooo. for the defendant, upon the was subse q uently disCiLvenal to be forged. I New Milfordhl
Incorporating the Sharpshurg and Et- ded so as to make the apportionment nit : promise of the latter that_ when die knot ''they also obtained te250 0 from the s e c ond Oakland
na Fire Insurance Co. on the basis of the census of lial'o. Wit1 ;;; • ;i
. ..th, 3 „2 h e
i tied. Ale. the bride, w ou ld pay ' nationall hsimilarforger!R u i ll • •-•• , • •
i ran • on a cheek.
Relative to the corporation and tvgida- • out final action. atlj. to plaintiff t.Q,000 in cash ; item. a piano : ' Nall eataped. Springeilfe..
_ln the lion:ie.-after .7,0111 C Opptsil - mn (;. 1 biker . Lake...
tion of insurance companies. l ' it •n i addition,educate plitintillschild. l
I W . • Booker of Virainia. was admitted to a i ' l ' "
The hill creating a new county to be ' 4. ' t , ' - Defendant gut the busbitud, and basely 't o his lir...anis:
—A physieian, examining a t•ltulunt as ' Suse'it Rom.
in•ked him," should a man ThomPson • •
called Petroleum, out of parts of Crawford sea" The tariff bill was reported I I) . the ' forgot to make the compensation agreed I tall into a'rell'fortv feet (leer, and strike ' .
Venango and Warren, came up on its ti- I `l,•ays and means committee and
.; Mr. •
upon. The defendant. in this novel suit 'hie h ea d a ,,,,,,Th 5t one o f tic tools with 1
nal iplassage. i Sehenck to be - referred to the committee ; •
is past seventy, and ought to be old 1 1 . 1 1 had h •
"- w 11C1 Ire lad been i ggina, what would 1 —_
IrECAPITI
Mr. Allen moved an amendment strik- of the whole, and made the special order'ough to pay her debts without going into la
Mg out Crawford. Lost. Yeas, 12 ; nays for Thursdaa 10th inst., untifdisposed of. ix :your csai.-se if called in as a surgeon
' court. It is a little curious that the con- Iti e t d , t replied, " I should advise 'To ain't paid by Conan
17. Mr. Schenck proceeded to explain the bill.
' I in• • 1• - f 11'1 ' Is a t-rt
tract was writing. an( its u i ment ' .?" I Total ain't of Dunne:it , .
ted to i
The bill passed finally. Yeas, 16 ; nays 1: Discussion ensued between several mem- ' !audit to depend upon the death of the I well. •• - percentage . •
them to let the man lie and till up the ' " u Evonera ,
13 _ the Dernonnibil wing nye. the Rent& , hers of the committee, Messrs.. -VIIIi""Ii• : hustaind /luring the defendant's. life. She '
1 " i Brooks. Kell , v and larshall. Finally the ' „„„
tiaLkacE 431 , c01.LECTI)
licanrgenerally votidg no, plead, the s • 11 4. oflimit - 1 lons.
- Lir t t.' - 'at his residence in Newark, N. J. biasing' TAXI.I'
The Phil metropolitau police bill paisz bill was ortlerial tic he printed, and made
: the special order for the fifteenth. The ' naciwd made 81 years of age. Mr. Ste
ed on its second reading, under the °per- And Still Another.
'1( si committee of the I .
i .1-. then went into phens has been noted fur several years us ; Townshipa
ation of the previous question. Mr. Low
ry WAS the ouly R publimu voting against i whole on the lagislation appropriation . bill. This time in Madison, Wisconsin. A
! lady registered her name at the We.stern I
• one if the wealthiest citizens of Newark. ' --
the vabie of his estate being mow cAinia- Apolaeon...
:it. w • made ,
. tktveral speeches. cre in reference to ; Hotel as Mrs. Bennett. Next dos" a gen-
M Dair s late speech.
Houss.—The following hills were in- - - 7.; ' e '• ~• -, (`handler o ; tleman and lady btopped. at the same . , Auburn.--
toil at about one and a quarter millions - of I Arun "'
}wined real (4.7ite.
dollars, the !arrest part of which is in im- ; Brid,,e. , waim
trodriced: i i•-•ElyArs. r'co. 2.—.0r. ex- lintel. These were Mr_ Bennett and one ' Brooklyn :..
Repealing the act of 1844, authorizing ' !dallied that he . wits not to be elazaed ' who should have Lech MrS.. IL. but un- ' I (Vivra
County Commissioners to assess and col- among the hiflationists of the curreni•e. ' (tbocionio ...
fortunately was not.. :drs. B. No. I w a it_ i 1
legit taxes on all salaries held under the ; The Lainsideration of the amendment io ' ed beh i nd the ed ni to boiler to clean it out. Di ,,,,, ek
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. ili:. - i -- iit A ile y , o 4 :i n: n i ,,•:; . aii at g Mliscatine, lowa, ,
Parlor door fur Mr. B. and ' aw 3. ' era " ' ~ a - •
constitution or.corporation. , the carrem•y bill was then r,..sitm ,(1.• The the other WllO o . ught to have been and was bein morant of the Dandaff
amendments were sop:tritely voted i nand'fact closed th• door and ''tired up. Th e ' Forest Lake .
Providing that manufacturers and me- not, :union their etiterance sprang upon I ' - e Franklin.-...
i the bill pasaed yews 30. nays la.
ebonies selling goods other than theirown The ?the tinsusi ecting better half
!bill irovides for an additi mad i-st e of *45 1 of the limit _ , you ng man became uncomfortably . witrin. , I ,,,, t i eetuviii ,...
tuanufacture, not - exceeding five hundred i ,„, l„„„ ,- , „ , ' '-" ,•," ; ed partnershie a data . . Bennett heard ! •
dbllars per annum, shall not be classed • Own 000 "' tal"mali brink " rrene Y '' ' seream - d Reato th 7; i -acne. Havin
.s, au and to
ling with water. His
the-tensshre were n- i urrat Ben_
his horror discovered the boiler till- ; Gibson.
sarong those paving annual tax and ti- ' d str:buted to thma• states and territories I rescued Mrs. F. ho.': r.
Loan the talons oil - - • i liar ford.
cense. ~ [having less than their proportion : also I m,,,, BA I gei hvii, hut fortunately gineer open- Great Bend b.
be
called for his lra
and' ed the door and the half suffocated Pm
; for the withdrawal of a portion of the cis- baggage, Harmony.:..
mony. ,-...
olierswas released. - , •,. - Ilerrick ......
i ! derrarted ° w . ith his snood choice.
culation of banks in states having the lan. I —The Henry county Pres., lowa.gives Jackson
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gest excess-of currency, atm a distribution 1 —Life Insurance, although it makes no a ske'el of an o'd woman of one hundred .le ,3 6uP• • -:• .. •.;
of a emnsponding amount in states has- ! retentions to doing so, really in many 1 years. `tier name is Mary Merely. She i U not P:-. . . .
ing less than their proportion. Section I eases lengthen life itself, and in this way: ,
fourth provides for the creation of banks The assurance of having already made was born in tlis state of Maryland. in the Lit licado,„,,,
I year 1770. Her father was an old HeYo- , Liberty,.,..:
for the purpose of issuing-gold notes. The (sure provision for the future
census bill was then !taken up, but laid I and quietness to the mind ; and tranquil
gives rest I lotion, ,o!dier, and was killed in one of I Middletown--
census the last battles of that war., She had seen 1-I.:M.:A:
aside, and the bill to authorize the trans- I
l ity of maid invariably gives strength of I George Washington and most of the other I.,;;,, mlif t' or ' c rb
for of halance,s - from tine bureau to another eminent patriots of his day.. She was i ci a t t amd. ,
of the Navy iiepartotent was taken up. , bodvr'and these togetter tend to le,ngthen ;
i - 0
life :and make it a ble.. - -;siug. Try this by I married at the age of twenty four yaws, I Kurth •
After a PlleeCh in opposition to the mess- insuring your life in the American . Life bat riiised eleven childri
•u, and been arid- i SUM:Lake •
- • . . Springville,.
Mr, it waslol..aside. Mr...,H0w0 then ad- Insurance Company Of Philadelphia. ow more plum fifty four-year& Her htts- 1 stim , a Boro
dressed the senate in,..suPPOrt of his bill, .band was a soldier of .the war tif. 1812 i...p ht ,,-„. 1) ,„,,-;
More cffectaially - to.preserve the neutrality _ _ad, go ld discoveries arc . reparhal iu Sbe is setuingly as , active and; strotigas_r -. -.7,4 •...
of the United states. Senate-adj. , . - 1. In rose Califorana., moat women of-sisty.
• • .
Pennsylvania
SENATE--Feb. I.—Mr. Purman intro
duced a bill' increasing the number of
Judges of the Supreme Court..
• The Philadelphia Metropolitan police
bill - passed4inally=yeas 16, nays 13. Mr.'
"Lowry was the" only Republican that re
ted uo.
'The Senate bill repealing the third sec
fion the act of r 1867, relating to judlc-
Wad* and the preserratlon of the lien
mortgage so fur as relates to the Orphans'
oeitirtisales. Passed..
The tSeriate supplement.: to'the penal
• laws jnin'isling any person refusing to
News Items.
RECA PIT ILI CATION. 11470. A FAMILY Ism
Annual Statement Total ain't of Duplicates - - $1,207 00
1 To'Writ palOy Collectors $1,122 49 Newspaper For Everybody.
Exonerated to 85 50
Pee 'lage 59 0/41A7-00
$ 22 40
14 471
61 331
60 ex
38 . _
4,
45 65 1
281
79 561
2.i 0,
411 341
9 24i
31 17, '
.0 160
45 78
43 'H
50 4•
31 97
41 69
cats.
761/ 1 113
4o! 7o
ggi 237
04, 3 li4
12 1 tt;
47 2 11
77 1 63
2 401 880
8011 113
2 22: 1 90
1 (111 41
531 151
53 2 04
2 511 210
2 10 1 2of ,
3 :IV 2 34; •
or, 1 44
1 14 2 02
7 01i 3 44' - - - -
I 1/51 203 1 Sl o timtpn/ of Sofflgorlioniot ()nutty 'from
-1 7:2. 1 .12
S 2 2ns rtry, .Irt Po !ler ry I. 1S; tle
11) Ay:inside funds in the Treasury
891 189 rneurrent money of prrvions years
71i 1.
7. I Several amount- of Notes, Bonds,
331 ll 7, Judgments, Ac ,as per last Audit
-315 333 ur's 'Report
1 95' 303
FLS, 1 7.i We eertifp the fbrcring to hen correct state
-401 299 meat.
:30, 183 SAMUEL.SIIEREII. •
23, 275 , J. T. ELI.IS, 1
C'otmnimioners.
P ITINDS,
6MI .1 13
7)), l ig 1 Attest—W. A. CR(.ISSION. Clerk.
/5° 0- 00 ' r
CONSIISIPTIVES.—The Advertiser. t a rin g
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1 " ---1 been restored to hellth hi a few wee ks , by •
SIXB 42 1 eery simple remedy. after having Putreredieveralyears
..,, . , with • revere tang affection, and that dread disease,
COW rn. ,r. votisottioti on-15 anxious to ranhe known 'obis fellow
. orms t
By 2 per rent allr " red Collectors . S f 4/ 7g
.7.• ant:f
T., als he means of cnre. e
ho desire it. he will send a of there
.kni'l of Exn's allowed Collector 70 , 4. . 1
seri pt ion lived tfree of chargel,a nisi thed irection s ofor
Ain't per cent. allowed ,ni Bank stock , prepg and using the ra nich they will littd •
7 50 sure Urie Yon (Ma stre errotA, PhIONCIIME, etc_
. 5 INT rent , The object of the rifivertiore In sending the rival:rip
! Treasitrer's percentage tin $1,537 22, nt 1 tion in to benefit thu Uflicted, and spiclid Information
I per ‘vnt, 15 37 , which he conceives to he Invaluable; and be hopes
, every ander., will try his reined!. as will cost them
T ream 1r i• r... percentage on $1.12 50 ail
per cent . 1 J.) i nothing. nod w ill n hitilipi rig. Part len WithinE
'"' the prescription. please nddresa Res. EDWARD
Ain't in Trcaenrer'n hands to balance 1.662 93 A. ti. i 1-SON, Williamsburg. Kings County,NeW York.
' (maylt ty.
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M. D.. and Professor ofdiveases of the Eye sad Ur •
(hie specialty) In the Medical College of Pennsylvania.
ix yen, oxiierlenc, ( ormerty of Leyden. lielland,) No.
sfiS Arch street, Philadelphia. Testimcrnlals tan be
48 teen at his office. ale, medical faculty are Invited to
V 1 ,1173
600 00 I practice. Artificial eyes Inserted althea pain. No
I charge tot examination. tehlT lyjed
70 42t 80 7tx i
SUSQUEHANNA COUNTY, SS.
$1 , 688 p We. the undeNigned. Auditors in and for the
ors .$1,517 22 County of Susquehanna. met in punotanee of
70 42 our duties, at the Auditor's Office, in Montrose,
80 7 8 _.51,088 42 1 on Monday. January 3d. A- D.. 1870. and did
uu io , adjoat, and settle the several atenounts of
th e u‘nini,:sioners and Treasurer of said Coun
ty. all of which, upon a thorough examinations,
we find to be correct.
\i'e find in the hands of R. V. Kennedy. Treas
urer or said County fund,sB,673 48: of Stale
fowls, $1,642 0i; of Dog ax funds, E:3 11 1 84.
F. 11. CHANDLER,
TRACY HAYDEN, Auditors.
kntlitors' Mice, Montrose, l'a.„Tan..s, '7O.
lir Aft OUNTS FOR DO6
: FiVJ.
paid. Exn's. FIT• t
I (X 15.5
1 50 1
0 I/0
3 50
3 50
1 00
2 50
5 50 ,
I 0))
'2 51
1 1)5
2 Et;
2 45
2 50
1 42
2 :30
coneTB OF APPEAL
The Commlisioners of Susquehanna Onto- I
fy have fixed neon the following days and dates
respectively for hearing appeals ftorn assess
ments fur the year 1870, at the CombWinners'
Office, In Montrose, to wit :
.Ipo!aeon, Cluxonut, Friendmille,Forest Lake,
Little Meadows, and 'Middletown, on Tuesday,
Feb. 15t11, 1870.
Franklin, Liberty„ Silver Lake, Anburn, Jes
sup and itosli,on Wednesday, Peb. 18th, 1870.
'Ditnock; Lathrop; Springville, GnAt Bead tp.
Great Bend bor.; .Newllllfonj twp.; New DM
ford buro, on Thursday, Feb. 17th, 1870.
- . Ibarnitinv; Oakland, libisq'alloro;Ararat,Jitek
soniarid Thordnon, on Friday. Feb. 18th, 1870.
. 31outrcete, Bridgewater and Brooklyn, Mon
day, Feb. 21st, 1870.
tlifford, Dundalr, Lenox, Gibson, Ilarford and
llerriek, on Tuesday .
Feb. 22. d, 1870.
By order of Cfanntissioneex
, WM. A.. CROSSJION, Clerk.
1 Coin'is (grim, Montrose, Jan. 10, 18.0.
242
110
I 80
1 87
1 47
1,02
950
23 V:
4+l 0.
17 10
33 15
61 AO
46 55 1
43 93'
39 90
181 Z
1 2 , 5
a . 25
2 45
2 27
2 10
200
a MI
2 60!
6 00
Auditors Report.
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patients et the office parlors. Associated with Idea are
three consulting physicians of acknowledged eminence.
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'This opportunity Is offered by no other Institution In
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Lettere item any rind of the enuntre: sotto& 'advice.
will be promptly and gratuitously respen.led to. Where
convenient, remittances should take the drape Of Liras
or Post-Omen Orders.
Friel, of Wisbert's American Bopped Pills, Sr a
box. Bent by mall on receipt ni price
Prieo of Wished's Pine Tree Tar flordlsi,.sl.lsos
bottle. or $ll per desert. Bent by express.
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