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Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-09-30
Machine Twist.-We have r

Machine Twlst.-W have re-
Gently enlarged our Silk Mills in Newark, ], and
furnis led them with the latest aud most improved
machinery, which is being operated by highly
skilled labor. We know and feel the Importance of
not only supplying the users of our machines, but
the trade generally with the best quality of
TWIST which sell by measure rather than by
weight. The system of selling by weight has given
the opportunity Of SO heavily weigh
ting Silk in the process of dyeiIg as not only to
greatly inure its quality, but also convey a wrong
inn preston about its quantity. In this respect we
mean to be above suspicion. The manner in " hich
the sizes of silk graduated is also mattel OF
great Importance, hut use the greatest possible
care that the graduating shall be exceeding accu-
rate. In addition to manufacturing from the best
quality of silk, the evenness of thread and
beauty of finish of the manufactured article " ill not
We think, be surpassed Each spool of silk
by us, of any particular size letter.
irrespective of weight the number of yards
printed thereon. Length, strength, size, quality
and finish of the thread to be looked to rather
than weight. We now silk manufacturers on a
arge scale, and feel that large trade only be
retained by US in furnishing supeoior article at
a price. If other brands of Twist be offered at
les price than ours, purchasers may rest assured
that it is inferior in quality, deficient in quantity,
or both.
We have and shall keep in stock at our Central
Office and various agencies, Twist of all sizes, and
of the various colors and shades of color in use,
and which will be sold at New York prices.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-09-30
House e Lot for
Sale.

4 GOOD family dwelling, with i'm
N provements upon the lot, such as fruit
trees, barn, WELL smoke house, &c. Apply
to Mr.. H FLICK, merchant tailor, Upper
Sandusky Ohio.
July l, 1869. S5d
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-09-30
AYERS
For the Renova .iun # the Hair.
The greet tRessdcratu77s of tie z4ge.
AYERS

A dressing which is at
once agreeable, healthy.
and effectual for preserv-
ing the hair Faded or
gray hair IS soon restored
to its original color and
the gloss and freshnessof
youth. Thin hair is
thickened. falling hair
checked. and badness
nften. though not a ways
..ured hv IFS use Moth
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-09-30
CINCINNAT1, March 10, '67.

"DEAR Nixon AS one of your
constituents, 1 write to you on the
subject Of the proposed submission
to the people of the question of
striking out the word white from
the Constitution. 1 feel deep
interest in this subject, and am very
anSions that the Legislature should
submit the proposition.
The word white was inserted in
our organic law when we as a peo-
pie were the friends, allies and de-
Tenders of slavery. Now that the
man debasing. God dishonoring in
stitution has cen wiped out, let us
have an opportunity to modify our
Constitution, so that it will conform
to the spirit Of the age, and be in
harmony with the Declaration of
Independence, as interpreted and
vindicated by our dead and living
heroes.
''The jewel truth of the divine
right of manhood, like the little
stone cut out Of the mountain with
out hands, Is yet TO I'LL the eafGn.
The mission Of our Union party
will not be completed until political
equality is secured to all citizens, of
whatever color or condition,
throughout our national jurisdic-
ton. After all the nation has done
and suffer ed, after Ohio has written
such a glorious chapter of history
during the war, and after indorsing
the action Of the immortal Thirty
ninth Congress it should not be that
the General Assembly Of the State
(the first born of the Ordinance of
'S7) will resolve that this is white
mans Government, and shall re-
main so forever. In the field and
in the halls of Congress our repre-
sentatives have been most exacting
and importunate in demanding that
the rebel States shall recognize the
political equality of all men and we
should, without hesitation Or delay,
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-09-30
CAREY TWO YEARS AGO.

CAREY TWO YEARS AGO.
Hon Samuel Fenton Carey, who
is to address the Democracy of this
county on the 1st of October, de-
livered speech in Canton, O., a few
years ago, to which we were a lis
tener, and we assert that we never
heard a more abusive public speaker.
He was then red hot Republican
and advocate of temperance. The
unmeasured terms in which lie de-
nounced the Democracy was, indeed
almost without parallel and approved
but by very few. An attentive lis
tener cold easily have imagined
that the whole Democratic party
was down in the lower regions
taken there by the said Carey
boiling in the sulphuric lake. But
two years ago this same Demagogue
and Republican renegade wrote a
letter of which the following is a
copy:
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-09-30
IN UCY RU s,

At the SIMMS HOUSE, on SATURDAYS and Sundays,
May % ard %; June &c; July 81; Sept Is; Oct 23;
and Nov. 27.
DR. Cone is regularly educated Physician being
a graduate of two first class Medical Colleges, as
his D plonas will show, and has had great expert
ence and success in the treatment of Chronic Dis
eases, which he makes speciality.
DR.. Cone treats Bronchitis. Laryngif1s, Consump-
ton. Asthma, Scrofula, Enlarged Tonsi!s, Bron-
chele, cr Big Neck, Tumors of all varieties, Dys-
pepsia Neuralgia, Chorea, or st. Fitus Dance, and
geueralnervous innutriion, Diseases of the Heart,
Liver Kidneys, Skin, Nerves, Stomach, Blood, all
the Diseases peculiar to Females, and all Constitu-
tional Diseases.
DR.. Cone cordially invites all persons in poor
health to visit his roops aud have their cases ex-
amined and satisfactorily described Consultation
free in all Medicines cash. See circulars at
Hotels nc23tf
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-09-30
HALE s. KIRBY.

when they want
CHILDRENS CARRIAGES,
SELVES FOR MEAL, FLOUR.
SAND AND GRAIN, STOVES.
TIN WARE. GRINDSTONES.
TAPE LINES. GRUBBING HOES,
HOE AND FORK HANDLES,
SHINGLE KNIVES. CASTORS.
Britannia Tea Pc t,
POCKET BOOKS. RAZORS,
STRAPS. WHETSTONES,
PUMPS. WATER DRAWERS,
HATCHETS, HAMMERS.
WRENCHEs. SHEARS
PRUNING SHEARS. BARNDOOR ROLLERS.
SHEEP SHEARS. SCISSORS. &C., &C
We won't be Undersold by any
Store in the West.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-09-30
R < M O v AL.

TWALD BRAUNS our worthy German
IL Matchmaker, has removed his well
known jewelry store TO DR.. Bllhardt's Drug
Store. where he will he pleased to receive
the .cullspf his numer us patrons. He has
on hand fair stock of watches, clocks,
jewelry spectacles &c. Jewelry made to
order when desired Thankful Tor past
favors hope to merit continuance of the
same in the future.
EWALD BRAUNS,
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-09-30

would AJAX attention to Eew Button hole Ha-
chine, which is the only practical Rutton hole Ma
shine claiming publ attention. Our manufactur-
ing machiros, for other purposes too well knowH
to need comment.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-09-30

Coffee Mills, Looking Glasses, Meat Saws,
Hash Knives. Steelyards and a hundred
other things useful to Housekeepers.
Every body and all their friends are in
vited to call on
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-09-30
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE OF THU

eBBe sure and send money in all cases
by Re; ;.lstered Letter, which can be sent
from any Post Office.
This way of sending money is preferred
to any other method " hatever..
We cannot be responsible for money lost
ainless some precautions are taken to insure
its safety. "a s
SEND FOR CIRCULARS.
Send your address in full, town, county
and State
S. 6. THOMPSON & CO.,
1876 FEDERAL ST., BOSTON, MASS.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-09-30

CONTAINING
TULL Instructions and Practical Forms.
L adapted to Every Kind of Business, and
to all the States of the Union.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-09-30

Go to the Hardw ,re Store of Hale & Kirby
for Stoves of all kinds, Pots and Kettles,
Tin and Japanned Ware, in all its varieties,
Brass and Glass Curtain Pins, Brass Cor
nice. Spoons, Knives and Forks, plated
Spoons and Forks Cheap. as well as all
kinds of
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-09-30
Cathartic Pills.
For all the Purposes Of a Lax
ative Medicine.

Perhaps no one
medicine is scuniver-
sally required by ev-
cry body as a cathar-
tic, nor W as ever any
before so universally
adopted into use, in
every country and
among all classes, as
} his mild but eff
aisnf v,,rp,fiya D;yl
, 1869-10-12

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Writ ur1sE4
y&turA lonG.
ItAAs hpesf.
, 1869-10-12
nct Of Th!ty.tlrst

j, I<rtla Hlnme.
Il, q, Rln-t.nHsmef,
John tl'k~fr.
J, .Tnhn Fl. fcrfcIl4
I'll =. KolhnMn.
N. MrheFmott.
rttrr hfcklc5.
q. Dj1A
NILE
Nd.
Martin Carroll.
.1u. Slteaaxn.
., Timothy Carroll,
6. f4Atts,n,
n, Terrence Ecs.sk.
Patrick liswneu-
John EASc1.
ru. TIL. RaflertA
u. II Dhn4xhuc,
AuSnFt 13Glkrr.
1T. S.tlA-t1ou HTS
doM.
L. cIfuut HA1Atta hai
, 1869-10-12

MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.
MONDAY EvKSISq, Oct, u.

x..>.1 N AunDAs Esas.so. och =.
,x,s "'"n"eaanuus tne ~" p1sss N1 s.ao aaa
,s.s w sese " "l5t w ps.e s.. 'n" .. 49,:
~. unns.,. ,a.a ~ .oe a Ia Ia. -. :"
~..ra.n s.a-a ~ ~ t.Ias! Nss... -
th.,, ~ rerarr,.,, n,s'." .. snn....s,. "as .
iow ~ tro n.r ccn, ;,er nnnrr, ancn IT., ~
~, .rc NJ rnr,.c ~, ..rsn,as .s ss,,.s.o..~
,.x,n.s,.,to, ~ -, .Ss,,., .s.
,.1r. ,n.t sncrc ;. . ,r.s, a., - 1ne.sr 49,,
ontv x1t,1r, - dnd sc,rs mara n1ar,es,s ~,
nto.,,sn+ 80, ~. d,.,..,,..,.a. :, ~.
cnnn, cor,nas.t., 49,, a. ~. .,,x =. $500
-. ~ 49, -, 'n4 - 49,. 80 - aos',
dIscnn1,s r,r+-ss tsans ns. na- nv, ~.
h,at =. .,-.fSn U'A ~" ass ~ c,s.s. ;.
49, - ,o,nr sr.ar.,,. .a.,,.s,, .sse .os'
n.n1,re sn,ns.nss - 'Sa .a -, a.sa ..ss
~" s.aH.,s. -. ~ ssy 1eAae. ~ " soon
~" q. ~ .. 60 ePou n"0s - n.e qaat1e'.
y. .ss r'eps. ..'es ~ aue Noppase VI
~. Ir,n.s @as Iuu u'HleunJ
t.ms IN. o..S. uH.s nAe ~ ss's sus snoae,
" s'eus eN., = Aua. w Haa tass at"cutJ nas
.,.s ,as -. 1.,. ~ .ae .as'e.a oanks wese
s.Nne. uaaWe " ua"allnS ~ 1nFnlsn pfoiuee
aens .e., "!ta NAe neeees.tJ oAas tacnt'es 'o9
oooS Dus'uesA Ant ABUNDANCE OF money 10 De
, 1869-10-12

lat naent! ,ko moro -aosda Iesa a1sIassffd han
conld 10 Immediately caltrd AwAy. Al Per Ma !,
btIoetanR to Tho New. Yutk Aaa ltzttlaoEa Tr1n--
Ros.s,on p S.1 SSnpacy, The ,'esedss 90 d!rsssoa.
tlee- 1ha o1dGr ga cnLuanad l4zs u'ght.
Ine stsanAhip BeilotAz l,lnx II rhes 30. :,
stopped diacaAtX,n& her earxo when ths lids asfan
70 no. yesterday morning. Tne Camieu 4 Am.
no1 1thrsrsttatson COMPANY Pser No l, hAa
eftAn heats with steam up k1nnRAde sne dock 70
~ ~ out nc earRes car1J1ua tue various uerchao
eoas,st ees Of Foods LID posn oetshna ss1ne daIa
p,e'towiy 70 remove &asrn. At Es4sla 9 hsdnA
M: Murphy, tNEEnTe master, hsd oXtrH men
.ztchtnr opItax eTo n1ahtt Along :fhe EA'S
Ki1ts nsat!y eseFr -ona ha1 heard Of lhe pre1ie-
tlont bnt len. Il AnJ. ,beilevAa tha& Il woeld. IN
fulnaed- No e<eparattoaR Wera snsde and tss
event jutt1etl the bclset Of the peoplo ihN cnssm
vs. 60 EectzttJ Tor kutn preparation The uat
tose 9 " nssh snd At Il - = r. aeeo1dfns g ne
etdsd Eses1 person employed along .he ttyeE
wtfa WSnm ouf repoGt&r consefssd Nstsd thH the
tide VA no higher than n1usa. ~nt3a r. Naa 0ese
tbau fobR iowef thar On MoadAy f&H, ena frn>I
Iersos.sl observation a: plaeea ehefh no ri q
the tide Is marked daily, II .waA evldant thxt Il
etached no unusual ke.xht 3.
, 1869-10-12


'change to-day: =
Flour steadter and quiet at sAbasa1h Wnsat
stronger And quiet; amber, Sla9s4L<t ela; sptinH
Sass a1e1 re asso Il SSa reps sa
Wh!steJ held at si.fa. PORK unsaiaoIe, n S5osv
la.d d0li. Gold, ts'x: ,
Flour quiet and upehauged Wheat VIE s better; ,;
amber. 1+e9lta: 'pr!nS quiet q GSsn I'm e !, ana ~
au,ss cana. ssa F1fo ~ sae Sa Ms,ss1
h'''' 1tA NO. ,-svAio. .".A Oct II.
Markets Inactive and depressed: aaaluw ,.."s "s
los Wheat ,sc ios corn, md 46c for oats. Re
,tents-Wheat, hi,tv0 ou: com, a0s0; oass. 1000
bu. frr!ghsk-Asslng eoe-
wheat dull md )oxas; 80. a ti."sE: 10 al
o7c- Receipts, III, 900 tu; shipments, l2s,ooO bu
The follow!tg Is the OFFICIAL report Of grim II.
Epection In saia cl,T for The past Eesk:
IssrKc1Eb lSTu s1oRk
wheat-t oaFs Nd s,snise Hlnter, 3, cars and
S+r0 bu No ret!, Il caxs aud 1,6c0 ou No. w1n-
= cam Eejcctsi, do. = CAS- No amber. "a CATS
40 sp11ng, 6as cata znl I, ~ hu No DO, 3ld
caIs 30 do. - eaIa felette.i do; G9ra-7 cafs
sl1,Se tn 10. ! 1sb cars aud I, al bu retsrsed.
oa1a no Rradt. uats-d eaEz No I. ~ rass nntl
slse b 70 s.1s e =, sr'sSssA k}s1ssa.s So
Bsssey-s cars No. 2, sst cars No. 8, ~ cAta re-
tecSeAl
fSsrEc1Ep nCT Of siGEf.
Nheat-sM !lu So--l. xh'ts, Cos he M. I red.
eCssa1 ou No do, lt,3l3 bA No do, as4s3 ~ No
spring. IL, 81 bu No. d, III, 10 ba No. DO,
s0,1H pu rejected do. CpIa-..1tl tu Halt..
1assS bu No /, is hu 20. =, LIS bu r.jccitd
st3 hu no grade Uat4-1JS, ~ bu No 2. . vi In
ff}eeIct N,e-19,1ss nu bu No. 2, lf, f,s77 bu re.
tectsd. nafley-f,ili Iu No. 3, l,lGt tu No 5,
1.oG7 ru rejected
LATEST.
There was large n,.cn1auce at the Open
Boant m the afternoon, anu the grain markets
were active Wheat orene1 at NC cash tstHcrly
frfsa, aud seller tho noLth, aui si.o1 seller ths
laat hall pclotsr, cioslug n sshc cash, and 9aAt
seller the lAAt balf: buyer The Month cold 1t fiG2
Corn sold en1ly 1t 6st rcs1er The lass hall. ant
closed nj &C setter Tue uensh and cash; ae'ler sns
laat halt closed Ut t2c Oats we're quiet, with set
ets Al Sc seller the Mouth Tho markets In TIT
evening Ners inactive Wseat closed nj Sas8 2sxt
seller last pAlf; asEc selles tne mootn and at.o1
buJer the month. Corn was nrrert and sold to I
hh(.ed extent Ut &C. c.oa!nE at 6ahvs;c selie
Inst half. Oa.s closed quet at 3s ssac seler hi
mouth. LakA IrsigAss- abi provisions were Nfe
Tue hog market was fairy active, and pftce
ruled stcahy And dFm At substantially the clos!ni
| range Of last wecs, or At ss-s91c.z5 fot conuol
] 20 extra beef cattle were duu and neg.ected
| and values rsaAtn uonalually unchanged, Eanyinl
| at t1s0Gs. s.50 for infef4sr 20 choice qnaueaes.
, 1869-10-12
MARINE INTELLIGENCE,


e., .,n ,:AhRiFgh o. y aadn
fin, e.: ss1t .=e 4 su1ss.Ts .1s..Ts -n,a,,..
'; star = sees" 8 hi. sou md ,pu.
P1ap ntsa R,<hnsaa Bu1Aa La eass lsua. aad fun.
Pscp fssse, B9sato. 20 bar. tea.
P1sp Avrearr, ofdentbu,1h y tats fab. Ef,s ieeks
Rrcp u. Jtsesl1 Il Jg'eph suadraea-
hHp EAn RAAse 81 JS.eph ,uaaE.xs
s;st f.. :;as S:;as s.s c. s.s 7 r.; s s,. ..
sehs &. Een Aantst.ee Y 2 1anhst:
hnR s41a It'll esssfs % TIMBER, l n r...
seAz i.ess<... ssrs. E & I'll. Fl 80 q: .a-.
ss L. sss - 4 80 81 ssI5 m b.
= ~. ~ ~ dEss.. ,-,u,
s.: S!5:s Fs:: S;:s s sss + ~: % IL,
seis rpesd. Passse Lie. q n ianbe: q n issh. su
stss stsl III b,e I. T u ?sf s:ssi m
tsow Ts7cst- Aa.kts,n loo n t9;nh.F. n Fiekets.
~ &. vesn ID % s.se Esse y . isnbss tn 18th
1T NJ sSs :!si.sa q T. "a 81 q. sa.1
MS{ Essa Ees na5nf aI','s i,S 3m q:
81. Ke.sts o.Tsta =: % d q. .e II
i =. l. ft'i3, aa.Sxs:sn. . ? aaab<t - n nt.h-
tsi sssE s f;s5a Fs;s as:issss asIs3 5 q 's7a
se,r s R1ns; Ts,ses S,kee 20 a. q I5 q e
sehrH :. ru1taEsaa. Aasire'u- 1as N h1neas. n
sehz gG gGG Gt.y. Nas.e.sa: rs lzasez. Z. -:
ftM Evsanf sal. 1asirfoa. io n hnabe. = :.
t g. e. Sssaa. t .ssis:ss. A. sass:: ,.a,..
e: l:ss I s3: &C. asss = 7 s e ss
ssfas:ss ss;s5; :si !, ,,1s
, 1869-10-12


-Tha scarcity Of anau change may be pro-
potpoed oytr, tnt 11rasuzJ Department n WISH
tpstpu being now In position to nj Ill csders for
fractional currency. oaa and two douAE nosa
ttln continue TO be sarce., hUt the Eovcfnneus
v,,1 psp1ide them ~ rapidly - posalh1f- The De-
,sy IN tn.lr tssue vsts s1th the Raok Sose Print
lus coDpan!ea IN New Tutt. -.
The ,o.xeeu Cony ention q railroad men upon
The snhtccl ot L. -traos-cnDttoeusa r.n ny trou
Portland, Id, to thB Pacific. do not A1roe YET
rpun tht ruote to te taten. bat the Northern Pa
r.ce Rasaroaa found very many ssaesentA tes-
trr VIA read NON Geue.sl ". r. snerm4u, IN
which he advptated the completion Of the ceut7al
rxctne With t3ouoac trzet tnd bzaoooes oo eaIhea
aide, apd General Spinner vrote lt1teE tAtosins
tho Skthern Paciuc Tue coavenuoo wtn sue
ceed Ii bringing before tue puot,e = vass amonn
Of Information In regzrd to the rnatea 7ctoss the
oout,nent and ,htit tutore prospects
AComneEta21 Consenrsou viii ncek 1t LooSsilst
on Tuesday. tha Int. TIE q really Aaoeh=
, 1869-10-12

The tullo<lng grsla has betn received stuce Tho
above tables were made up Ut O'Clock this morn.
ing: A4 cars wheAt 41sU1 bu No. 2 red, d 100 ou
No. spring, 80 pu rejected do; let carr corn,
saseo hu 20. do: N can oata, 1850 bu 80.
DO, IS cars rye. and 10 cars hariel Total, sss 90
hu.
sun downward the markets take their way
Another decline sll round In brcAdatotfa WI ex-
pez1encxd To-day, the weakening being fullr ~
great on Saturday. The besr interest had II Ill
their oru way. anl speculative bols,ertoy WAS
-asnonE the thlpgs that 6ese taap~ u seemed ~
though noeooJ had apy money, either to bnJ or
to hold lEeHe tenef1, aud the telling WIS I'M
peranve. There xas DO holding Qys1 except
where Obligated By the total absence Of buye1s At
any pr7ce. Those favored lew who were ane TO
command eAsh with which 10 operate, took hold
freely, hut independently, moving that seilers
sefe At thelr mercy. 1swa1 Giostnn1 day. for
the Rhort interest. and 20 many were n1ians to
cover al The decline that seller the monta was
often II . premium oyar essn lots OF fresh re-
eszlIy ctoAed tsm.
There Il ~ yet bot Little falling % In receipts
Hawcscr, 1t must be remembered tbs, 1t takes
several days 10 stop receipts from the country.
There surely Ale very few Hno ELL be 70 panic
sttckea ~ Eush III their l1s1 AS Hrsseps rates,
and the consequence Will probably b ihat In 1
few tsys ne tnarfess will take 4 turn upwards
from scarcity" a. Ess the Indication in New
York loLdaF. Buyers IN tie county &C Ia the
rainc condition ~ hoders here-toroed to sell
ther properly, eren At a losz. But the rrst
hoIaefE are nok A.-A--s1tA, obliged to
tel. aud there would harr been still less Of ne
ee+s.ty tor this courSe II tney had sen, In their
grain when the t1srtess were higher. 1t ts bea.
dom safe to WAL for vely big prices, and II pays,
un.esS under eIreptioQal circumstances Ike tae
rtr<ert, to foswssu s7a.u ez.': tr the season.
, 1869-10-12

Hinlc tptpc MONEY! ThA cssA rAa eaat,nued TIL |
'A'1 n''''~ nlpno. srn.tr oou.1 -.
George Fsstcr keeps saloon md dznce housa
o. o. III strssi nest csas1 T.ioe week hs pso.
~tpen assemble to have sone ian. Tss1 tro.
Qn. ni1y hase arq1r~rt t. sh'ch SD IN oxhtsr and
sasn reonea, e eonss ed ~ ,ne rse ee snd oa
at1tuat A,8hs i squ4d o. pollcemcu '.pil1led" II
fis',tr and thirty ass man And woman acre %.
tsea, .na - vea,eD o. e.es: itI . = seesd
EANaln ~ ~ VIII spAkA raid on tne e1Ab1ah-
John ftec1 t4cs ms knarJ ii ni. y 70 on .kup. |
csl night. aud comn eneed y a'e%E and f4Ie. and
ihIon tntnER ruupt, Tho potse he nade aatr, g.
ed nt neigh'< n, and quito : cru"d collected
sshno mo door. 1nh uafe hm
tntt01a- s+t.lns an OLD. tnnEtet, Nhica
~ s.ytaisr Sd s1.,baag ~ Si fcaosuss &c Sss
webt INTO tae hcase b, me osen aoor, nd ,eaagnt
him. I'D took tne musxes awa1 beioEe BE- hsd 70
sor d!!Srss;, saaiael
HI, 20 n'q - ssss1 IL q = .ss3
re np1a q nfna e!.<eo q ss .Sc, q ~
alieJ that Rms INTO Aberdeen .hee'. near Iauxs
q snnass s,te5neon ,ron, @ seecess rsR wsrs =.
cs,lt me1,tet hsi,ertpk esch other. 4 policeman
is.ee,i she s}iry, saw ,bs crowd, male = Fuah iof
st wrssan rss seh be.ms q drunk on Sunday
| night ant jad down Oh ha rig ~ hAto
IN r.s,na ~ MS s 81 hss ess wn. H. otisss
itst ht,si III kln, AIinrt iututp,l tlp AID Atruck
H., -" e r. =, pn.n % %tn1rtfna nt,t, duwf liz ihe0
- n.nt rutst,, II fhc sfsii.,s, Tun suIn Of 3s 6AS
s.ts,1 ~ ,rd 1,sst
~ tHrrnI sno dr;sp1 1 pfetty fhst bofse
rnffdsn him On Def5Aiaes tttrct, 0n eAtu1.iAy IL
it,nttr snt1 Iat ih{e h4keft waxan atld 1Nitloa.
ishs,I tir III IA nFrx Iin wts efrrstrN. nu1 tn
nt,,.tn ~ y. srv ita rts h tnr Tho tlarsRe ,l1e
IN thn EHri,,t, nJ IL iuvi tbs ptIl tot requiring
,he isoten vehicle. '.....
~. ds"a ~ seti T. if,a is.tutiu ufp6su Astaua
Tt,,s istlti,ilun udW fsc4lre4 alsut teil isys 4
LEY Thr tuil,ltns b,W txruvIl@t " eHk.fvly tto
smxi Il, stxs,tr lntn1e{a All. VI u IA IN baatAnp1s1r
u, seri Sbnlltf 0ne htttt utatxtna fttn tn Ut y
GLssies !tnstiitI,d wa e1hrxe1 with kSaAhIj
: win \ tlAahIt WsSttutI. tta ktuf ItlAA Mal,e4
a xitrtss, hGi Msn.s 4pFfls liz As3tfa' sxluVu, III
Hnnitlhh bt9enI, IN hnadaY blxht, Ahh NAsntat,t
ihfux n thnr axha Al AiIa1fts, WhkIh e1fAnA hh at
= | iiin head. Cniiinx il ept erniy. lie Wes tstd h
!. 3pn ball tor ir,ss. .-.
); 10 sins Mesi IL In t.,n japr, lnEr," hetnrs H.
!, topIn OF i yb4hx lafy. 4 l,ot!nuAsts hn4Fh Ii
!, nUIsA and sfrttied tnept, zach WA Dhu4 II 10
Il | not ahnNl1Q how to btaR.
o -7ntnns1 sts.'tnt1t Gealontna", = sA!ta ase
Il on patol, tho btu from which entered man
j. asm. The man dan nnt ehp0aa 10 enare 70 anoma
VIVA aheI - fQf dlaesue1!! co4unck
-tnifct Sehi!l VS. A9eH St9 !os 9etan8 arun
" and endeAynFbK 10 sshi 90 h's neal 1ef 10
nn'',,stnraI Q! stn somo stns' 10Y oo!e o,,,.,, ~on,
waz nnon % for failing to dnd hes way home
/ ss'a.ns5 en!,,, n!enL :, .e,v. ., mr. v,, onna =
fef kIeet 9z!ksag. ., -. ~.
"A naml.e! OF boYe were nned u eAen Ios p!&
IL ing oA4e 0Al on ounes1. =.
, 1869-10-12


1Incon.b-A Dam. and q lEurrird
r1nrr1nEc-1sat, within Two or
1hrrc DrY.. the lsrtdc LcnptuW
from n Window fn C><eifxt, Street.
Frcp4 The N.7r York Sun, Drt 10 . 80.
4 cur,t,5s Cate as yesterday htoaght 10 light
ny one Of The rtrsasese OF the Sua, wolea he de-
etrtnes A. ioFo.s: The proprietor Of 4 down.
trH n hotel, rhste wealth u enormous being tne
ore dat last week To tudulcp in A. drtse
IN the park, sun ore Of ha upper hereauta de-
o1errd her seat beside hin IA faf tue entrance
tn .he park. which vas accepted Arriving At
ial II destination, tho fair OCCUPANT did cot AtEht +
tut contnuea la tho company os the gentleman 10
M,ene fnor, % .ntr VINE se II rsst, 70
deutst IS man; lure passages ~err exehaoEes., foi
t~torr rturptnE 10 The city ster had decided ta
heruEat Ole II telur important that the ndecnnn
Eenrsate1l ty "the funJ should uot hare nne to
cool, the services ct plls.t were ootAlnea- aad
the rN0were upHcd that evening.
Ot the movements of The bride and bridrfrf'ou q
for The next few days yerJ Hstte Is Eno#n- ~
Tnteiay afternoon they stepped from an s!eG "a
p1isstc caI1taes. and entered hoase op IEstIl
esree1, near Third avenue. It = sad ta4 ~
Lswl made wife became tra1e1s q sonae s.tso -
mouse; al su eventa she 1stontshed inc neopl.
open viotiov : In tas second story
violently protesting that she .suu 1eaEc "a
who v ere aston!sbed 10 sec hex Climb out OF o.
wtndox and hang By her nAnds from ne tl1 ~
spectators Etoed bfeathleAk Ahd an Inv osuutaf.
cry atoee u Ter gr1Ip relaIef ana sae fcu 70 N
bslcOny below. She MAJ unnu1t noEeFe1. aat
was eventually induced 10 return TO ne1 foo:n
Inquired xhesher be could asstst her. oos sac II
plstd thai Abe M1k willing 10 rtna1H thTeL