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~ Il. Il HAU'S
GOLDEN REMEDIES.

Ask Tor no Other take ne other, and you viii save
81 900 REWARD for any case Of disease I'm any
stage which they fail 90 cure - ~
IN. Rtoh1N's Golden Balsam No. cures Uloers
liberated Sore Throat and Mouth, Sore Eyes, Csts,
neous or skin Erupti0ns, Copper COlOred Biotches.
Soreness Oi the Scalp, scrofua, &C.. is the greatesf
EenoSatOr, Alteratiye, and Blood Purifier known.
removes all from the stem, and leaves the
blood pure and healthy.
DT: RsohaE's Golden BaLsazs No. 2 cures Mercu-
rial Affections, Rheumatism in al its forms whether
from mercury or other causes: gives immediate re-
LEI IN ell eases No dieting necessary. / have
thousands OF Certificates proving the fniraruIous
cures effected By these Remedies Price of either No
or No; $500 per bottle, two bottles Tor 50 N
DT. RtohdE's Golden Aafidois, a sale, sreefy.
pleasant and radical cure for all Urinary Derange.
per bottle. s"~
DR.. Rtchaa's Goldez Elixe- d,Ayzo,u. n radical
cure Nervous or General Debility in cid or youne
mparting energy with wonderful effect Price IS II
per bottle, or two bottles for $500.
On receipt Of price, these Remedies will be shipped
70 any place: Prompt attention paid 10 ali CORES
pondelrs. None genuine without the name OF ssISv
htohdns GOLDEN Remedies, ID. -. ktohards sole pro-
pr1etor" blown in glass Of bottles
Address DIR. ID. b. RICHARDS, No. gas yaricsr
street, New n ork. Office hours from q. IN. 20 D.
m. - Oircciars sent. jy1ly
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bridal AND FUNERAL WREATHS, BO-
- CUETS, CROSSES, ANCHORS and STARS
Preserved or EDameled in Wax. All kinds of Hair
TRADING done Ornamental Hair Work on Glass and
Pearl By Mrs FRIES, late Of Boston, 3ce S:h ST.,
nesr j. References for Hair Week.-Mrs.. President
GRANT. Mrs. Admiral GoldsbOrOugh, W. W. CorcO-
ran, Gen. Casey, Gen. Tornpkns, Gen. Aiken. delly
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DRoPOsALs FOR FRESH BEEF.

OFFICE Ass'r CoaMIsssRY or sUBs1srrxcE
PIkEsvLLE ARSENAL, ND, December Is, lse.
Sessa Prop1ssis N Duplicate, will be RECEIVED at
airy 18th, $50. fer furnishing FRESH BEEF 90 the
troops At this Arsenal for six go months, OF such
less time the Commissary General OF Subsistence
may direct
The Fresh Beef to be delivered In such Quantities
as may be, from time time required, aud ON such
days as may be designated by the officer in charge
Office.
Bidders are invited to be sr-sen. & &c opening Of
Csgtain and q. 5. K and A. C.s
' de ls-std In charge of Pikesvire Arsenal
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rHEGARY INSTITUTE, ,52T and ,529.
~ Spruce street, Philadelphia, Pa.
English and French, for young Ladies' and Misses
Boarding and Day School, will reopen on MONDAY
September auth. French is the language Of the fam
lily, ard is constantly spoken in the Institute.
jy3-eo5m MADAME D'HERVILLY, Prin1
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70 5 I y N NJ A Rk ET,

KOS N Rk EFT,
u $50 Pennsylvania avenue.
We congratulate our friends Of the First Ward in
having IN their midst this excellent Establishment
England. dee-lm
LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
~ WASHINGTON, ID. c., December l6, 1852.
On the petition of ALICE DODGE, of Pittsburg,
Penn, admnistratrix OF Calvin Dodge, deceased,
praying Tor the extension OF patent granted 60 the
said Calvin Dodge, on the 18th day of March, I56,
and reissued on the 23d day of July l557, for i'm
proyeInent in Fire Place
1t is ordered that the testimony in this case be
closed on the 18th day of February next; that the
time for fling arguments and the Examiner repOrt
be limited 10 the 18th day OF February next. and
that said petition be heard on the ID day of March
next.
ANY person may oppose this extension.
SAMUEL s. FISHER,
de 22-law3W Commissioner of pateDfs
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UMBER, WOOD, AND COAL.
We call attention to our large stock of LUMBER.
White Pine, North Carolina, Virginia, and East.
Cypress Shingles Lsths; Pickets, plain and headed,
Cedar Posts, various lengths.
HEssssa Lumber Gs al kinds gpasr s2Ss55ary sea.
In facf ali Kinds q Lumber usually found .,
We also deaI i in WOOD and COAL. We have ,hs
:Iykens valley"
shamoken Red Ash Goals.
Locust Ms-atain and other well-known White
Oak and Pine Wood, sawed and split and in the
We purchase our stock in the best markets. which
fact together with our wharf facilities enable us TO
We deliver in any part of the city 2,24O pounds to
Orders by mail promptly filed.
L. EDWD CLARK Co,
Foot Of 4th street East
ecz-u branch yard va: ave. and 2th ST. East.
SUBSISTENCE eFEIcE; Y. s:A.
so.,o, BALTINoRE, Mp; December 2lst, 1859.
a, this s, oi St in dnpte MIL be received
10Th, is7O for FURNISHING to Recruiting party and
kecrIis fer United States Army at Baltimore, Nd,
months, commencing February LIST, lSO or such less
tine As the Commissary General OF Subsistence may
.. The Beef to be of good and marketable quality.
meek slanks and kidney tailow to be eScindeiJ W.
3 The necks Of the cattle slaughtered under this
agreement shall be cut off at the fourth vertebrSi
JOINT, and the breast trimmed down. The sharks ri
fore quarters shall be cut off from thrae IN fo1,r
inches above the knee Joint and Of the hind quarters
Joint. " N
4. Butchers having stalls in any Of the city mar
kets may propose for Beef, 20 be oae9 foT al fhsr
strHS on such days as those markets OPEN speci
lying the markets, the days of the week, and the
hours Of such days between which the Beef can be
there obtained not expected that any one d4pS
order for Bet will cover IchOe qWdrfsr Of tis same
and most OF the orders will probably he for small
amounts at time; such orders to be filled by sue
cessiye cuts from the quarters of the Beef as men
TONED in Par. of this advertisements or by Beef of
equal quality to the same
5. Bidders are requested to be present To respond
to their bids and be prepared 10 give bonds for the
fulflment OF their contract 49,
6. Proposals must be endorsed distinctly "Pro-
posals for Fresh Beef" and addressed 10 the under
signed, who reserves the right to reject any or all
bids not to the interest of the United States
Conditions, requirements. payments, &c as here
tofore. THOMAS WILSoN
de226t Brevet Brig. Gen. and c. s.. T. SA
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DRorosALs FOR PURCHASE OF BOTTLES

ASSISTANT MEDICAL PuRvEyoRls OrFIcx.,
W ashngton, ID. c., Dec g. Isa
Proposals will be received at this Office until \, N
January fth, ia0, for the purchase Of Quantiff AZ
0gQ quart Liquor Bottles, and
lMW wide mouth Bottles assorted sizes ana oolorr
They can be seen any time at this once '''s.-
The above named Bottles are new, have never b..
used, and are packed In barrels and boxes -
Terms cash, with immediate deliverv
-. O. SUTHERLAND, Asst. Med Purveyor,
oeod Breyet Col m II a
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LOST AND FOUND.

& n REWARD-The above reward will be paid
2 u for the return to Mrs. Judge WYLIE, of a
FUR COLLAR, lost ON the night of 10Th instant be-
tween Highland Place and corner Of 18th and VI
streets de Soft
L oST-On the evening OF the 18th instant, at the
4 corner OF L and 18th streets, gentleman SEAL
RING, Amathist,l with three engrav ed initials A
Star. de3Oeo3tF
I OsT-On Wednesday, near the corner of 9th st.
a and Penna. avenue, PORTEMONNIE, con
tanning sixteen dollars. The finder will please re
turn the same to Miss PATTON, No. 1927 q St
bet. 18th AMI 18th sts deco St
rV'HE GENTLEMAN WHO TOOK THROUGH
4 mistake a fine Beaver Cloth OVERCOAT from
Mr.. Beck : Billiard Saloon, Dec 25th, will greatly
Chige the owner BY returning to the above named
saloon, on ID St, bet. 9th and eth. 1t
/ OsT-Escaped from Harndens Express driver.
II on December I'D last. a black tan HOUND
SLUT. $40 Reward will be given. when delivered
70 THOS- JOHNSON, 1 street, between 18th aud
1otn north. de29-3tT
STRAIED Or STOLEN-From the subscriher a
- black and white NEWFOUNDLAND PUPPY,
about six months old. liberal reward will b.
gwen n returned to p. E. WEIGH, corner 9Th and
h streets. de 2g-3tE
L oST-on the 9th instant, a ladies' small PORT
Two new tens Just issued, balance in other bills and
Change; date written inside, "Oct. 25.' The finder
will receive a liberal reward by addressing :. p.
BROWN SON, corner New York avenue and 18th
street de %
I'AKEN Up ASTRAY-Os the 26th Instant a
Il Red and White STEER: large horns, white
belly. The owner Is requested to come forward,
y0II pApE, 1Tuth A street. between n .aYsl II
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DIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING.

lust RECEIVED,
- COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
SKATES, SLEIGHS, CUTLERY, AND SLEIGH
BELLS,
AT
NEW HARDWiREA AND VARIETYSTORE
de a. I'm Corner AZ street and Penn avenua
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lV1 BOWLING SALOON,
UNDER METROPOLITAN HALL
PENNA AVENUE, NEAR 11rH STREET WEST
GEORGE BAUER, Proprietor.

Open from q. m to II p. m. The Bar is stocked
with the finest Liquors, Wines, and Ales
Segars of the finest brands.
Call and see.
The New York herald., 1869-08-24
MUSICAL.

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AN ORGANIST DESIRES A SITUATION EITHER IN
~ New York Brookyn; Brooklyn preferred. Address
or qanist, box 2ii Post oaice, New York.
A. TRNoR SINGER, OF FIVE YEARS EXPERIENCE
~ IN choirs would IKE 70 obtain situation n qua'!es
station n.
rI,HE "KILLARNEY QUADRILLES'' is IN GREAT DE.
l. mand. our illustrated edition (spcndid view of the
uIakes of Killarney in Ircland) ready 1bc rn,u
Soc eend price by mail and you viii receive music post
age free. Address DALYS Muso store, t9 arAn street,
New York.
yIyANTED IMNEnIATELy-AT EXPERIENCED
w reed organs and meodeons. Call between IL
and O'Clock nj Peoube', Pe!ton Co.'S Sal Broadway.
VxyANrrD- BY AN. Old ESTABLISHED CONCERT
w trorpc, young LADY, alto can accompany
on meiote6n Apply Immediately at the piano wsrerooms
OF c. n. Trcusainc & Bro, sS5 Broome ct.
The New York herald., 1869-08-24
ARGENTINE CONFEDERATION

Arrival of General McHnhan--Falso Rue
nsors-Eutese News FROM tho Paraguayau
War-Lopez' Position to be Stonned-AIis.
cellnncous Views.
BUENos AYBEs July Ia, 1899.
General Mcmahon arrived last Sunday from Para
quay, bringing some bags. Of money mostly old
Spanish silver dollars, for payment OF families OF
Englishmen In LOpez's service RumOrs about
McMahon's having treasure for Lopez were false.
Lopez is strongly posted In the mountains, near
Azcurra with force variousiy estimated anu tied
. OF twenty or thirty pieces OF cannon,
General McMahon In taking leave OF Lopez pre-
sented most friendly letter from President Grant
full OF protestatons good will towards Paraguay
The speeches between McMahon and Lopez were
mutually nHtterinES General MUNfahou and Mr.
Worthngtou leave for Rio Janero on the gath inst
Asunclon 70 the 10th instant. The Argentines had
grand banquet on the 9th TO- ceerte their national
anniversary Minister raranhos attended On the 1tth
the DraZliian army waB reviewed BY Count D'Eus
Captain Fawkes Of her British Majesty's steamship
Cracker, dlned win The Prince at Pirayu. The Ar
gentine Commissioner Rogue Perez, has established
generate held py Count D'Eu have resolved, It IL
believed, that an advance must be made TO storm
the enemys position. In this the allied cavalry VIII
DC Of little service owing to the nature OF the
ground
streets are 6arricaded aud no one ls allowed out
mostly women. The Paraguayans had meeting
about the new provisional government which was
very riotous Governor Castro has published
valaaole decree preventing the. exportauon OF
horses for the army unless having the owners contra
mark The robberies heretofore were numerous
rresdent Surinient0 has Gxed 18th atd 10th Sep
temDer for taking the cerlsus throughout the cOun
try. The petition OF Bolsa De Comercs before Con.
gress praying the abolition OF export dnies on wool
and sheepskns. Mr. Younger's project Tor canallz-
ing the B0Ca Is well received.
The New York herald., 1869-08-24
NEW HERALD TUESDAY, AUGUST A. TRIPLE

voting sums for freeing female slave children. and
a. at Sanis on Jniy instead Of Sea,ns the porsu.
gnese, they freed twelve ciildren; aud At Poruum.
baeo they freed tweny-four on the same day. In
} payat also, sens gentlemen freed three at
auction. Ths Benediciines also. continue freeing
their slaves, and since 1899 have released 2s6s AS
provides that where the monastery declares ffee all
the children born OF Its slaves hereafter the pro-
gresslve tax on their slaves VIII not be levied A
Masonic lodge In Cear.l- has freed eight.
A party Of Southern einiqrants aro expected ct
Santos san Pauo soon, and the province lsas voted
q sum to encourage Immigration there. The Ameri-
cans who have gone into the interior seem generally
10 have done well at ra1Hang cotton, and write In
good spirits. The river Ribeira de Ignape, where
the first American colonies were attempted and
failed, has now steamer on. 1t. The province OF
San Pauio has made great progress or late years,
and In four years Its exports have more than
doubled. Now Its foreign trade Is carried almost
entirely direct although five years ago 1t was
Arranging extend its railroads, and to naviRate
With steamers its part Of the Parahybad0 SUI, IN
connection with branch railroad connectang with
the Jundiahy and Santos line. Tne duty on exports
hassbeeD reduced to three per cent The emigrantl
question still continues an unpleasant one In BRAZIL
Tae Minister Of Agriculture wants TO ger in coolies
aud negeets the colonies to tue length OF not full
hAin9 the contracts mad0 with the cOlOnist6. Anne
ricans, Germans and British are growing ut not
being paid for their work, anu the French from
Algeria are bitterly complaining OF being taken IN.
Even the Provincial Assembly Of Parnna sided with
, them against the President and government.
Among the funny Items oil the day is0 curiOuSl
case OF rivalry. One Of the AntOniOs was oelebint-
little wooden ST. Anthony which ne specially valued
as having been brought from Paraguay. Another
man, John, reeled up. having been toasting his
saint in liquor, and on seeing the st. Anthony
thought ne could best avouch the honor OF St John
by swallowing the rival SAINT. No sooner thought
than executed; but st. Anthony, although accus.
toned to be bound. to benogged, TO be set head
downwards, and even to be dipped into wells, re'
and persisted, despite the efOrts,of the worshipper
OF ST. John and Baechus, In sticking In histhroat
Tie of the saint saw his loss, and inplorcd,
stormed and wept. Binaily an emetic resolved the
trouble, andtne regurgttated saint was speedily re.
placed upon his shrine and carefully guarded nom
further danger.
The New York herald., 1869-08-24

Gently. taxea nlaos among the Indiana that have
csuss6 ussiycrsa1 auxisty and alarm. The heavJ
tAxsr mdrnew governors imposed upon ttfem res
comfy by tina, goveSnmsnt excited these naturally
pacific peope to frenzy. and In some d.stricts par
tleuassly IN. taat OF 0masuyOs, the troops were
ODlaDa to take active, steps IN suppressng the re>
volt several OF the Offensive measures have been
tranquility is gradually being estab-
l1hed.
The government, after D number Of unsnecessfpl
EFFORTS has finally obtained loan from house In
London Of 2be8,0 ana the Minister Of JHstce has
gone Engiana to perfect tue arrangements Mel
gaTej0 VIII probably, in his Lavish generosity, squan.
der this money. "a. he has Always done and the
country will be lefttn the same unimproved condi-
t,ou.
Ali danger of trouble with Peru hac. passed by,
the BOLIVIAN government having been satlsned OF the
maipraettces o! tGetr Consul 10 TacnA, whose dls-
missai by Ieru iedsoT atime 20 such arpfehensi0n.
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PROPOSALS..

ftROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT-T0 SEWER
~ sealed proposals eueh endorsed
With tas tte ct TO- Il re.tes the name OF The
Office until II O'Clock Of Monday August So 1862
tho constrctton Of sewers To- tho following localities viz
Lexington sso Fortyfotrth and Forty-ffth
streets between second and East river and In Fifth
Specification i4--In Washington Greenwich strests
Desbrosses spd CanAi Carmne street, between
Duane and jay Leonard street between broadway and Elm
street, Centre Market place. between Grand and Bruome
Streets and In Broome street. between Centre and Mulberry
streets
TO and through Eighth aveuse to Bightyhfth street.
Specification l6-In Third avenue between NiuetytArd
lin IIssh street. between First and Third
svenues 1l4h street. between Third and Fourth avenues
and 18Th street, between sveuue and Harlem river with
spscif laIn Seventh street, between First
specil 1a-In Duane street, between william and
Rose sirees Madison street. between and Aon
GSs,se sSa Mord9s & resss es,wsen and
Prince street, between Mott and Mulberry
nue between Third and Fourth streets and in Frstave.
Specific 2Outiet in Sirtyst street and Bast
river In avenue A, between Sixty ara. aud seveptyst
specia aton n-In Firth avenue. between Eigmysututs
spcsisetoa s-In seventysecond street. between Third
snd Fo nvse; and IN Seventy sevosh street bssvoen
First aud Th,eu avenucss with branches :
and Twenty ninth Streets and a receiving basins
scribed ia this specification
spreicaaon "a drains bstwccn F.rty:ninh
Specification In Eleventh .~enus, bc.wcsn Thirteenth
Propose m aso s the ssme time received for psvfns
Second avenue, from Fourteenth to Nneeeutb scet With
The plansfor ess works be and specifications
forms for bds obsned application a. tha oaice
THOMAS sfErHhNs,l croton
-aHoRGB 8. GREENE'} Bosrd
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ANrUsEN


fpHEATRB FRAaCAIs TO LET--FoR UPERATfC AND
dramatic reyresentsttons balls and lectures
by the night week. month season. Apply 10 j. ohAu,
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MATRIMONIAL.

A GACHELoR OF THlRTy.EIGnT WITH $1,000.
~ atey from the Wes,, healthy ana kood iookne w'stei
The acpuasniapee OF lady Of and liberal Eegoa
whtre and when interview be bad Comnuni
cation strictly conhdcnsai Address Honesty boz 2o Herald
Office,
The New York herald., 1869-08-24

LyIFTH AVENUE THEATRE.
undcr the msnaEmen, Of Mt AUGUSTIN DALX
A B0UNDLBeS SUCcRS6
ROBERTSON'S CONHDY.
"fLAY,"
HuMEROUsi CAUaTiC AND DRAMATIC,
PICTURES OF LIFE AT THE
CONTINENTAL SUMNER RESORTS: CAST WITH
stoaeH haeEHSs Steasg StasS 5sssnsS ssssSSks
AGNES ETHEL MRS. q. H. GILBERT,
Davdge Polk. Emily Lewis, &C., In the fe.onabie CON
tenporaneus Portratures. MATINEE SATURDAY.
Seats secured sx day advance
The New York herald., 1869-08-24
BOLIVIA.

haStan' Disis'r'nnecs-A bouu. Obtafncsis-No
DnUscr Of Trouble with Peru.
LIMA, July 2r, 1909
Althonen BOLIVIA appears 10 be free from sny
Rolncal dissepsons yet some disturbances traye re-
The New York herald., 1869-08-24

STAINED GLASS WINDOW IN MEMORY OK HIS
- Royal Highncss the late Prince Consort OF England.
THE Corporation II Lonen having determined that In order
TO illustrate enduring the very high eseern
tcrtaned by them for the Of his Royal Hshness the
late Prince Consort Of England the west window OF ths
highest style q ar In con,msmoraon OF bis many virtues
o HIS Gnd spotess charactcr notice herebv given
that the CITY Lands Committee who authorized TO carry
the work into execution, willing to- receive designs ana
estimates from who be desrous OF come
peng the execution Of the work and the party
execution Of the work. but premium will bo given viii
any charges expenses be allowed IN respect OF any design
thn NAV not approved lhograph Of the interior ees
yaon Of the window drawn 70 scale Of hsif an inch %
srous competing upor their making sppicatono the
ssme Horace Jones, Esq, hr City Architect, Gu'iahalL
Ionon The designs and estimates scaled up ad
dressed the city Lands Committee endorsed Des,gn ior
tect al tuds than the day November next
FERDINAND brand City Cror1ptroIsr.
GUIIpsALr, LoSuoS, July 81 1869.
The New York herald., 1869-08-24

TOROPOsAlss FOR S309000 CITY LUNATfC ASYLUM
J. StockScnisd proposais VIII be eceyed ne the Comp
trocrs ONCE Tuesday, August 81 1852 O'Clock r.
NJ when same wil be es,y Opened for the whole or
part OF the SUM Of SS0J000 "Ciy Lunac Asylum
StocS aaho,ed by chxpter S., Laws Of 1859, aud by
an ordinance of the Common Council, approved by the
Mayor July g, 1853. Said stock Is to be issued
for the purpose of providing addisiousi buildings
for unatcs In the city Of New YorF and will bear interest
the OF seven cent per payable balf yearly,
wit the rst dry OF Nay and NUvemberih esc year and
the principal VIII be rcleened the first day Of August
sss The propssss VIII state the snount Of stocs desred
and tie price per udfed dollars thereof and the pe
whose proposals aeceped VIII thereurou os
q,ircd deposit with the Chamocfisn the sumo
premiums thereon On presenting to the comptroer The
receipts the Chamberlain for such depo3iS the parties
viii eneito certificates for equal ameunUof the
par value of the aerdedto the bearing interest from
the dates Of payment Each proposes should be sealed and
endorsed PROPOSALS for City Lunac Asylum Stock ana
cc,osei second envcscpe addressed to the Couapocr
The the part of the Comptross reject
any all OF the bids II Ia hs Judgment the interests Of the
RICHARD 3. CONNOLLY.
Comptroller
Civ Of New York Department OF Finance, Compsroer's
Once, August 0. 1859.
The New York herald., 1869-08-24

THE ADVERTISER, AGED 90, rs DESTROYS OF FORM.
the ucquantan.e OF respectable vtrtuos and
domestic yoqns county lady With view marrony aiso
possessing about SlOjO TO Join the advertiser In heart ard
hand upon bis lately purchased farm township Of Flush
Ing Long lstsi references exchanged letters returned
" fdesnbe Addfcssiienry o. Herald ONCE for 6se days
The New York herald., 1869-08-24

yANJos.- HENRY q. DOBsoN's okEAr PNTi,Nv
ID pero and stage Banos the most brilliant toned nstru.
men, the country nsucsionp given W his own new aud
simple method 260 Bowcry.
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fully recognized, | am prepared to give ii
respectful consideration.
"loHS b. PuRcELr,
Archbishop Of Cincinnati
This sine qua non the school board re-.
fused to accept; and discharged its special
committee from further consideration Of the
subject.
RICHMOND, Sept. 20.--We have the fol-
lowing information from Jones county, North
Carolina, which adjoins Denoir where the
arrests of eighteen members of the KuKlux
we're recently made few evenings since.
Mr.. David Green, respectable citizen of
Jones county, while crossing Chinquepan
creek, seven miles from Trenton and less
than mile from bis residence, ON his way
home, was fred at by party of men con
cealed in the underground, Eleven buck
shot took effect, seven in his left side and
Two in his head. He was taken up shortly
after he was shot, and carried into house
near by, where at last accounts he was diving.
As Green was a Democrat, it is supposed
that members of the Loyal League attempt
ed his assassination.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-09-22

Returns from 1872 towns and cities OF
Maine give Chamberlain, Ash; Smith,
30, 700, and Hichborn, 3,979. Hichborn' s
vote will no. exceed 4,5OO Chamberlain s
majority will be 1900. The falling off on
the total vote from last year will be 4l,OOO
The Senate will stand 27 Republicans and
3 Democrats; doubtful. The House will
probably stand 1876 Republicans and q
Democrats. The Hichboru party have mo-
elected single member of either branch o
the Legislature.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-09-22

The Berlin wis. Courdnt reports that
cranberry picking has commenced in that
locality, and every available man, woman
and child has been set to work by the cram
berry men to secure the crop. The yield
will be much larger than for several years
past, and the quality excellent. Messrs
Carey estimate the product Of their marst
az Two thousand barrels.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-09-22

The Governor of Iowa thinks that there
is a rebel negro in the wood.pile of the
movement to remove the capitol to St.
Louis. If the leading men in the move
ment are to be "red handed traitors" he
can't be induced to commit Iowa to the
movement. If it can be made to appear
that it is a loyal movement, to be directed
by loyal men, he might be induced to toler
ate IT,