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New-York tribune., 1869-01-16

M mssisquo Spring Wntsr.Tho only known remedy for
GER snd an DIsEAsEs KIDSEYs
For Sale BY Druggists DEPor no 555 BRoADwAr New York
New-York tribune., 1869-01-16
The Adder.

ONLY PRACTICAL ADDING MACHINE IN THR WORLD.
IYDORsBD BY THE PRESS AND LEADING ACCOUNTANTS.
TESTIMONIALS FROM THE HON SCHUYLER COLFiX THR
REV HENRY WARD BEECHBR, THE REV. DR.
SCHENCR. AND MAYOR HALL
New-York tribune., 1869-01-16
Aid for the Cretans.

TO OUR BENEVOLENT RBLL0w-CITIZBSs
Al meeting of Citizen, held Friday evening Jan
1859 after intelligent authentic and earnest OF .ns
h ~ the Revolution the Island Of Crete aud an eloquent appsa
ia behalf o defenders Of b. and county nov .rasgps
,hern with babarou foe tho sppontea OVgm
Ice 10 obtain lph,cDon furnish these deso0sa aa iix eniu
New-York tribune., 1869-01-16
DIED.

al Notices Of Marriages must be indorssd ,riM hll
Il
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&inbes magil6er Sdlummer=5Drup,

ale ube atr tim nami6:
nit
Ms braus ufetf unaubBrte SGrien
Dieter gRun f tns nsns snt cntn i'm Gsseat M
amfst sesms bat NIT s sansln eO uT is
aRnfsr etbrud taben frbe
nt bat Sassuns rmpfhr S6ms3m Smmuns
nr @sunsbt gu ban inesm phanyn junmensetst
bic fh bic 3unee guium
lnItaBba galam
Spru," uno tdnm aueeun scranbu 7't'
pretS: 80 .e,4 n .as as5f
3atsreht G. genuud, @ s. y5fissSa VA. 49,.
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Sob ben Miirmern,

nj. .
bns ppslfq
aanfi gt Sn srs an sSnn nit pdSsn
8ts snssaeas &n msdnt sudsls
M unb nttt II 3nt tfurht
2ep's pflaH3enr gD nrm -@pnfefte
tnunetie
n, hsu bic SuR spu SSummsr
S . y : :.
Bur M ufe
Den Garb pab ME ei srnuae sst
4eo'S @ n pnfe efte if'-' -s}
bs n$t bios bic ssamer bic udtn i Gnlrb
Shs aaesr loa Ghr nne lebf Sss unraD Sgr
len tidbn-h ihr
preis 25 Gents
gatuf fu ps
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3nrissOffrc ,u philadelphia:
GrSfe, Natipn0l SS0nf.
Seamte

yedmte:
6. s. GIarf, pbilabclpbia, prSliernt.
6enrY .. Gpcff, 9SaIbinGtcn, 8iee. 9lrGI.
Say Gpcfe. Gcriiber eeS 1inan;- unp Greed.
tip-Gcmnliitces.
Gmeripn ~. prst Ybtatslpbil, SefrrtSr
uup gIftuar.
Iirie Gpmpasnis bistrt ;ufclse ibres Gbar,
trrs, ibres Brrben Capitals, ibren nirbrieen prd-
mieu uno ibrsn neucn 5abrllsn bic piinICtenss
prrtbre @jeIrgenbrit, tpelbe bis jfBt tent Yubli-
fun dn9ebrtrn purer nm els Gsbsn su per-
fdisrll. t
Gir grGmien-Sise, bic brbsutrnb teratseisst
ub, iine 70 pprtbeiIbaft fir bic Ytriiderer, pie
bic per trltsn ge9enisitisfritS- Gpmpagnis unb
Sermribrn allr Geripidlurgrn unb -llnii6erbeiten
ppn 9iptrn, 9ippenesn NIB ale Mi6perlfGner
niiie, prte bic lsstrrr hen pplicf, Subnbern Ssr.
urIahen.
Drbrsre neue unb intrreIante Sabellrn tper.
cen jcst Yprgslegt, welhr nur besriifrn psrben
miiiIrn, I'm lidb hem putlitum ais annfbmbar
~ erirriien, irie bic Ginfpmmen eepdbren.
be pulicr unt tie pramirn uriiderIfdt.
tenbe Ypliee. Ssi eer erltrren iidert ter 90
lier.SelBer iih niht allrin cine 0ebens. .GerI6e-
ruI9 Sobbar lei ieiuem Spee, Icneern ssrb1lt
nu6, tpeun or am 2eben blribt, mad ptni9tn
9abrrn Gin tGbrlidfs Ginfcmmen slsi1
10pGt. 90 PCT. ppm pari. Wertb fet-
ner polirr). 9ei IrBttrrr madlt li6 bic COM
pngnie Srrtinbli6, erm Yerfi6rrten brn
snnseu CAPITAL. SrtraG ben er bssablt
Sat Suriif Su ;ablem auber bem Be-
lauf feiner Yrltee.
Die aufmerfiamfeit Scit perIcnsn, ptIfe ibr
Seben Yrrlidern wpllrit, ceer ibre bsreite genin-
ten grrlihrrungrn rrbSDen molten, pire aiif bic
brlcntrrn GrrtbriIr erIenft peIde bic ,giatic,
nal gsbrnS gerilderungs, ,Grmpasnie" tistst.
Girrularr, pampblrte uno ausfiIbrIidbs Gin
srlbritrn erbGlt man auf slnfrase in Der 3psis-
SfFct etr Genipasnr in tieirr Staet crer tri
Ng. B. Glarfu. Co., pbilnrelbtia,
GsnuaI @sSnten fir pruniglpnnia unb Gin
9ier-Serisp. ~
3oft unO Suffer,
S1arton,
SpniaI-aoentsn fir Baprr, @yrmins unp
has nSrbliGt 9u;crne County. t2nS
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SM prrfomfcu ODER ;m per:
m;cfbeM.

Saus unp smei gottsu, srltssu in 8pesetopu
C. @arb), Giesntbum ppn gBiIliam aplinsfi.
Cine Der eptten III stipa 50 bel Is, bic aurert 25
bel 100 8ue. 9ibere ausfunft ertbrilt @ecrse
StSbsr, in Drbsetown. 29c8,3m
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slant- nna sdrei66adler,
SAreibmatcralicu

namllp Srief. une Shrsitpapier, 9risfepuperts,
lints, 5ssern, Slsliifts, Sdiefertafsln, 6,rifel,
u. M. fste prrrGtbis in pcr Siier pss ,,Seran-
ton yPcfentldn
4'has "a ltH.
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g { q T b:

Vim SnmIas hm 8. Sanuar SO in trr gBsb-
nnns isiner GIitrn in Srantoi, Safes Sein.
rt9 S1trtr. sin,ist Scbu trs Ssrru Safcb
Sdertr une ttfIrn 6btfrau.
Der Wfrlfcrbene purtt am 2i. Suui 1918 IN
9iitetI:Anrta6, bel 3psibriidtn, in err baieri.
lptn gtall 9sbeIsn unb srrribtt Icmit Gin gllsr
ron ~ Sa2Itn, Wlennitn unb t6 Sassn. @cr
tttra brsi @odtn trfranEte or an Srr quuoensnt.
sinbuns, bod bate ltint Gamilr trariintsfs Scii.
nnng auf lsinf 0tntluns, als am Samliaa Gin
Slutimrl tbn unfrtrarttt f6neu tabinrafTte. Gr
suftIisf Ianft unb pbnt Ictssfantf.
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S3m oerfamfen:

Die ertts an ter Gde bon 8ranflin apsnus
unr einbsnlrabs. DielrIbe tif 40 tei 80 5ue
unb es befuben iidb barauf trei @ebdute. u
cine SpeiifSdisr WaauerprrfFGtte, f6 bel 25
8ub; y cine S6miebrperfitGtte, 20 bei 80 6ue
unb sprifSdis; 81 elm ;weilBfises Wrbnbaus.
Das Gjanse III gut einesrittst fur elm Waensr-
unb S6miepeei6dft bat einen Sofraum BON 40
bel 40 6uB, gut einssfrn3t cine Siitts ;ur auf'
9Baasn in bic anlfreibrrperfifattt su tbun.
geiIg fam ;u jscer 3sit sssstrn tptrbsn.
100 Safpb Graft.
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2eo's GbOlerazSeilmittel,

has lnsnat SehmtHd Gs-at % 80
uuofrautien
~
bmb
pfan5nfphn
grt
S6hhmmr
in ben sne~sS rs5ss bel sE$m 6n Gantfs sr snm
mssb6
Nshbinn. + ss
Hur 25 Gents per GlaI9s tss,. y.
Gum gntuf tt aPUbsfru abnaa '.''''' ~ ~. t@ 2.
9inem NpllDcf, @bOeialasent,u b
a sscnata @somins Saufs qadapanra NssnHr
2is serantcn. ga
uI .e. trHa si9g.
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&i9m6r : S0slSlmssfs
pcn
SSi(li0m &Ccher.

WanlnaBs, gtsrniitrr Sm g. Critters Sptr,
e. ,- . Spbe pGrf.
5rtunbru uub Sefanntrr, insbeIpntsre abrr
ben Ssrrm @nlpirtbrn CUR srfGgisrn 9lu3sist,
bab rS mrin SefretGu isn pirc, meine 0unhrn
prompt une reef une nit btn beIfen Haaren III
bstenrn. Nein 8rrratb umfaet aubsr ben &C.
rDbnIibrn 9iauSreu,
@eie, une 8pt9 Beine,
Slb 8ys uub 8Uurtcn @bisfD
6ransSlif6en unt 9btrrs SranSN
8um une GprbtaIs,
pel9e iGnlmtIid, mas SunlitGt unb 8sinbrit
autelnust in ftinem GtntIIrmrut birlsr Start
bsiIer Si babrr llnb.
gllle Srlrlluuaen perem piintiid ausaefitrt
un6 gBanrfn nd6 jrbrm StaSttbsiIs fPifsnfrei
selicfrrt.
Gns GjritGft i.rtt inter Ter ecinas trS 9ru.
GjsO. Wiiulh.
lin re6t SaBIrei4rn 3uiprud tiitst
tijr9 rt. IsS gDm. Qpner.
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5mslt Nerf0mf:
prabtSpIle
0eillljt1ttelt!

fir bic
Mrbeiter unb Sanbperfer.
Die Gotten liessu al ben Sefftrion, gbams,
WaIbn9ton, Wppmina, prnn, BranfIiii, Ncn'
lsp prppibsnee, Rsp,gJorf II. Maricn aSenues
unb all Der g.. s., 4. une 3. Straee. glat Stra-
Ben iinp aussrIsst uno ssrbnct. Die @runbfiids
ipsrbtn auf billiss Ssbinsunsen serfauft. Disls
Gotten liue bsfannt uno selesen an Der Gilmore
9aneifrsdt, auf pisisr Seie non grfsn Ribgt
unS peBbaIb stsI nGbsr 80 Scranton, ais irssnb
prI6e Gotten, bic isst gum 8rfauf ansebptrn
perben.
Die 9ebieb unb Susauebanna Gilentabn unt
bic Serantcn II. prpYiprnes StraBen-G -Glsnbabu
fahren eerahe eurh mad, Der Wrnlep une pro-
whence 4penue, unb bic Sunmpre Stra6en Gi.
Isnbabn paiirt innerbaIb pisr Sauarss an ben
Gotten am pbcren Gnpe pprbei. Nm Der untersn
Seits bserGust Der 9Gfapanna Slug bns Qanp.
Der SsTBtitsl fir pisIe Gotten III untslfrtitbar
unt bisIsIben pariirrn i'm preiie ppn 200 bis gu
800 Dollars.
5iir 8seinsunsfu, plan &c. frass man nadb btt
@ Jobn SanSiep,
23jI5 Rehtsanralt.
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SppfanD's
German Sittcrs,
unt
Soofianb'S German Spnic.
Die src6sn Ssilmntsl fpr ate

1te grpbtn NftlHlHttl fAI aux
IH.r II CT c II f+.ih
orer Der Srrnauu 6z2 tast
%omdanC . y1.r.aaa seisiVtl5a
lit aus prn rsintu Sdftsn cper nil 20 mst .iliia,
senannt prr 9rtrdf' WH wtenJ vol SSnrstlh,
arautsrn unp 8inpen snlammsnsrisBt-.
pas Gin i'm bEdlten - - @raes fongntrir.
tee priparat ausmadbt une pen dlfcbrlartiger
Ssimil6uns iscer Nrt frei III.
5ppflaue's German 2cnieTl-it
IN eins 0srbincuns aller Snerepieusen css Sit-
tera nit Der rsinen GualitGt Sdn Sru Hum
Craulen &C., mas eins cCr anaenfbmsn unr ,iets
iden Wepisinen iebt, eie hfm puplifum bic
jest geboten ippreen ine.
Iieienisen, pelrbs cine Wspisin fre prn alic-
bclartissr Seimil6uns pppieben, sebrauhsn
Scpflane's @erman 8ttters.
Dieienigen, pel6e feline Ginpenbung gsgsn bic
anasaebene Combination ees 8ttters baben, ae,
brau6en 5rpflanb's German Gonff.
Sit linb bsiee slsi6 gut iinb sntbaItsn bisisIbt
mebisiniibe Gissni6afteu unb bic auspabl spi-
i6en ibnsn III cine blcBt Sa6t hes @si6mafes,
inbem bas Gcnic has l6radbaftsife III.
Der Waeen III in 8plse manni9faltistr urias
den, fpit ssiGpG6te @erbauuns, Dgspepla; Nsr-
YsnI6pGts &C., Der StSruns ieinsr 8unfticnsn
in bptem @raee untsrprrfsn. Die esbsr, ptIts
nit rsm @assn in 70 . enssr 8erbinsuns
itsbt, wirb Johann afr. sirt, une bic GoIse
Nappn If, tab psr pat - lent an sinissn pbsr
mebrsrsn Der fplsenhen aranfbeiten leibet;
gerItcpfuns, Slabunsen, innere SGmcrrbibsn,
DrGnsen hes Slutes mad benz Gppfe, SGure
i'm Wagen, tlebelfeit, SertFrennen, @frl Dor
Rabrune, uebrrfllung pber Driiden ini
Magen. Iaures glufirBen, Driiden peer
stlppftn in Der Ser,erube, 6liidtises cber
f6weres atbmen, Shpinbel i'm 8cpf -
Sersflcpfen, piirsenpes ober fidenprS
@ffnbl, nenn in lifefneer peiition,
Mattbeit Der Gusen, 6ltden Oper
@epebe Dor eem @eiidi, eumpfer
S9msrs i'm 8upf Mansel ait
sIusbiiuifuns, @tbbeit ber
Saut unb Der gugen,
S6mtr3 In Seitf,
8iiden, 8ruf,
@lieeer, &c.
pIGblihe Disc, 9rennen i'm 6leild, fprttpG6renbe
9bnunsen ppn llnsiif unb eseriidts Stimmuns.
Der an bieirr 9ranfbsit 9siSentt lollte bel Der
guspabl stnss Ssilmittss fir itinsn 6aa srcbs
SprlI6t anwenben unp - nur edsteniSe fau-
fs S ssro: sSS Es$sm sr ssr$ sse1 amf5iq$S9s 81 Ss s
wirfli6sn @trtb brliBt spn ftGblidsn Sngre-
pitn,en frei in uub lid sinm 9tuf fir bic SsiI,
uns bisler 8ranfbsitfn frprrttn bat. i
5ufants @erman 8itttrs unb Su1anfs Ser
man Sonic tpuresu sor % Sabren gum rrifrn
0fale in fitlem 2anbe BON Deufldlanb ringe.
fiibrt, pdbrenb ipslder 3eit re ebne 3wrift mebr
stureH btpirft unb eer leiteneen Wenldbeit in
elmer erSetrsn 9lusbebnuns seitiiBt babsn, ale
irssnp anbere Meei,inen, tpelrte trm pubIifum
befannt fnb. s.
Ditit Mfbi,intn furirsn MIRIAM 9sbsr,9s-
ldweretr, @elbIudt, 0erbauunssf6pGts 6ro>
nil6e pter 9ferpen- - f6pG6t, brpuiibe
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8ud)fIbrnnQ,

SauHeats unb 9,rcfrIIirnifrn, irtlds ibre 9R.
der fdiifmSnnii6 eefibrt ;u babtn Riiulben, or.
Iubs i'd bsi mir SprSuiprtGsn, intrH i'd eerar-
tiss @rbtitsn Ifets tillis unb fprrsit aitsfabrn
ptrtr. @srrge W. Gorn,
Alb penn glStnur, ottr in SrTn 5ranf tisfer's
9cfaI. 7irlm
Grivai- llntfrridt iu jeSr SaSttSrit inter biz
Iises Srbngungru.
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Giqcntbullt sll berfQnfell.

gBsssn abrsiIs mad RilTpuri bin i'd sslOnntn,
msin idmmtIi6ss, in bisiissr Siabt sslssenes
@runbei9entbum su serfaufen. s8ssen Stein.
gunger irrnbe man lid in 5pbe parf pttr i'm
Cliff @crf @nf9ineu.Sbpp an
GbarIeS Better.
Srrantcn, is. Sftctrr 1868.
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8iir bic pitIfa6 uuS ssworerns Sbsilnabms
tpIbrtnb htr 9ranfbfit unp mad hem 1rte unie-
res sin,isen, ssIifbtsn Sobnts fiibIsn bic Inter.
,tibntftn iid Stranlabt alltn Srrnntsn unb esm
publifum ibrbnupt ibrrn brr,innialfrn Tanf
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! pcs s-.,c..

Srds Sauiriirn; aslsstn an Der @aibinstcn
gSsnue in Green Rirse lie ycttsn ilnc 40 i.
8tpnt bel 200 5ue tisf, nit eintm sutsn 3aunr
umssben uuo idlUn felt SDsi 9abren bepaansi
wprbrn. @insetn pnsr i'm Gjanssn su prrfnufcn.
Qiebbnber fTnnen fcb mslren tfi Spbn y.
Sailer. Gebariirdbe, Srantrn. 26n9
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aus,uiprsGsn. 9eIputsrt ansrfrnnuns rerbisuru
Der ,,Scantrn 3amlgersia," tir yebrrr brr
SrnnioseiduIr une err Sius6pr her teuii6sn
prrstytfriancr 0emsinre rabisr. !. MGse ter
SG3iJt ale Glrru une eisitbpiifsr srr dhnlifen
prifunern sndeialf tematrcn unt Sic 8iils fei-
nsr 6jnGre iiter tic rrgetcn InlTrn jrBt unN in
@wisFtit. 2lnru
liz trdurrneeh Smertlietsnen.
9afpb SGerer, nsbit 5anlIif.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-11-27
City Loan,

Next Tuesday, Nov. 30th, is the day fixed
by the ordinance of our city council, when the
people os this city are called upon to vote, in
their respective wards, for or against the pro-
position of making loan of 5000 to pay
city Indebtedness, due and accruing. We
have, on former occasions, explained why this
loan has become necessary, and have attempt
ed to show its absolute unavoidableness if it is
deemed worth while to save the good name
and credit of the city. ST.. esai I.
A correspondent in another column admit
ting the necessity of the loan and that it must
be voted, bears down on the city council for
assumed extravaganza in the matter Of the
Washington square Improvement. We have
only to say that, whatever may have been the
delinquences Of the council in that matter,
they are not now on trial. We care nothing
what people may think of the council. If the
members have done wrong, the time to settle
with them is when the next election comes
around. Meantime the good name and credit
OF the city are in peril, and the question now
is, shall they be saved The people must de-
eide ~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-11-27
The Fox River bridge.

In our official character. as one OF the Alder
men of this city, we have been served with q
precept to appear before his Honor, Judge E..
S. Leland, on Saturday, the 14th day of De-
cember next or as soon thereafter, &C., and
show cause why mdnddmus should not issue
against the authorities of said city, &C., re-
curing them to hand over to the stockholders
OF the Fox River Bridge Company the pos
session of their said bridge, that they may
proceed to collect tolls OF persons passing
over the same, as they are authorized to do in
the charter of said company, &C., &c. =,
The only name that appears In the petition
for this manlamus, is that of Charles Delano
but we are told there are quite number Of
the stockholders who join in the business and
whose names will appear in due time.
The movement is important just now more
as showing the animus of portion of the
stockholders than on account of any danger
that they will succeed in getting possession of
the bridge by this sort of proceeding. The
bridge wis fairly purchased by the city of
Ottawa, and thus far all the terms of that
purchase have been complied with. It is too
late to attempt to overthrow the purchase by
picking legal flaw in the steps attending ito
contamination. Should the present effort,
however, succeed, we have distinct impress.
ion that the property, thus returning to the
stockholders, would prove very big white el-
ephant on their hands. la,. ~.
But with this proof Of the anxiety of the
old stockholders again to get possession Of
the bridge, there is another point to which we
desire to call attention. There will be due
the company, on account of the purchase of
the bridge, on the l4th of next January. an
instalment of some 81 800, sum which the
city must meet, or the bridge will easily and
legally 60 back to these eager stockholders,
and yet it is sum which the city will not be
able to meet in the present condition of her
finances, unless the loan to be voted for next
Tuesday is carried.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-11-27

CATTLE STEALINe.-For something decid
eddy brassy in the line of cattle stealing
commend US to the case of Mr.. Jonathan
Helmc', who was arrested in this city on Mon
day for this offense at the instance of Mr. Johr
Hossack. 1t appears Mr.. Hossack had ar
interest in herd Of cattle grazing in the town
of Esmen, Livingston county, (near Dwight,
A week ago last Monday five head of these
cattle were brought to Ottawa by Helmes and
sold to Jacob Degan, cattle dealer. Very soou
afterwards information reached Mr.. Hossack
from Dwight, that dozen of head had been
stolen by Helmes, but on his way to Ottawa he
had left z at Otter Creek, which had been re-
covered. Mr.. Helmes having safely pocketed
his money for the five head and being now
ar object OF anxious inquiry by the emissaries
OF the law, one would naturally suppose would
have made himself scarce about these DAYS
oh the contrary, on Sunday he started from,
oueil to Ottawa in cutter, and on the way
PICKED up young girl, whom he proposed to
or'ng with him, and satisfying the girl that he
nso lots OF money, offered to give her plenty
VI me clothes IN Ottawa, and do many other
nice things for her. So the innocent maiden
came WIN hlm but on reaching the Illinois
bricge he was recognised, end Mr.. Hossack
notified OF his presence. The latter lost M
time In getting out the papers for his arrest
and Mr. Helmes is now safely in limbo. Mean.
time the young girl consoles herself for the
loss OF her beau by the fact that she has gain.
ed horse and cutter.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-11-27

all the time; but that he was simply >cursine
thepsiht Sh6S he Was wishing fson hh h.nds
This, in the eyes Of Underhiil, seemedsecHbt
rank blasphemx,A6d ia tbe 4yesof so spiritual
. character as himself could wean nothing esE
than Clancy damning his wife.
Mrs. Frances Hicks, daughter of Mrs. Wei.
lington, then testifed as to some, facts connec.
ted with $Ae fEst sight Of the body byissrscsfi
her husband and Mrs. Wellington There was
considerable discrepancy between her testimo-
ny and that of Mrs. Wellington as to what oc-
Cured when Clancy came to their house, her
version being that when Clancy opened the
door he said, "My wife is dead. You had
better come down. She came out Of the room
where the children were, and ,whirlea round
and fell on the stove, and she is dead"
Jalia Mccormick testified to some other con-
versations in which Clancy had denied that he
bad killed his wife. 40 TOITH4TT
Gonzeala Quigley and John johnson testi-
fled to having heard criesin the nelghborhood
of Clancy's house about Z or 8, O'clock on the
evening of the alleged murder. Neither Of
them knew whether. the cries proceeded from
woman or child, and were not certain that
they proceeded from the house Of Clancy or Of
neighbor named Newton.
Alonzo sapp, one of the coroner's jury, testi-
fed in reference to the proceedings before that
body, none Of which were important.
Theevldence was closed on Thursday NOR
ning, and the balance Of that day and yesterr,
day occupied by counsel in making their AZ
guments,-the case going to- the jury last
evening.
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Baker, Spoke and Livingstone spent thou.
sands Of dollars and periled their lives in ex.
pioring Equatorial Africa, and thought them
selves well rewarded by the discovery of two
lakes forming the source OF the river Nile.
And now the Chicago Tribune tells rs that
Mr.. A. W. Hammet, of lO5 Miller street, In
that city, has shown them volume of Robert
Kordsn. Geosrophy, printed in 1883, which
contains map, well executed, of Africa, on
which the two lakes above mentioned are
found conspicuously laid down, under the
name of Lake Zaire and Lake Zaplsn, each
connecting with the Nile Is there anything
new under the SUM-
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There is an immense depreciation of the
glory attending the capture of New Orleans
by Porter and Farragut, in view of the disre-
putable squabble of these worthless over the
prize money accruing out of that achievement
Porter has put in claim for it, and backs up
his claim with affidavits to the effect that he
was the first to suggest the attack on the forts
that he ranged his flagship along side the
forts, and opened fire and had two men killed
before Farragut got over the bar-that he had
to bring Farragut's fleet over the bar that he
captured and destroyed the enemys fleet, SC.
Here IS the way hero worshippers are discom-
fitted After honoring and applauding Farra-
gut as the greatest naval hero of the late war
all tor capturing the forts OIL New Orleans
We have another fellow who slips in claims
that he did it, and then both go 70 fighting
over II In prize court as Fiske and Wander
bilt would hight over the proceeds Of gigan.
tic stock swindls. Bah
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OTTAWA FREE TRADER: SATURDAY NOVEMBER p. 1869.

dowments, and grants Of LAND for public i'm.
proveness shAll bsi established. 4 -
g. That the csuma1xu- tariff shall be mate
RALLY modified, orr if ,e.hsryiee, that some ef'
fectlve guarantee Of, a railroad from Fort
'9arry to the Pacific shall be given.
"Unless these terms are substantially yield
ed" says the safne paper, "and perhaps in
any event, we shall expect strong and de-
termined movement in favor of annexation to
the United States" fSJta J"'' iIn
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A NIaaKR IN OFFrcE.-A week or two ago,
Gov. Palmer appointed Chicago niger
named John Jones to the Office Of Notary
Public, whereat the loyal press generally ex-
pressed itself delighted, going so far as TO call
it the most sensible appointment made in a
long time, &c.
We see no objection, on ethical or political
grounds, to allowing the duties of Notary
being performed by niger Of ebony or SAT.
from hue, If he 10 otherwise competent, except
this: That by the constitution and laws Of
Illinois no negro can hold Office of any kind.
1t 10 nonsense to pretend that the plain pro-
visions Of our constitution and laws on this
subject are abrogated, either by the Fourteenth
Amendment or the Civil Rights Bill This
appointment by Gov Palmer can only be re.
garded in the light Of an experiment, to test
whether our people will let this infringement
OF the laws of our State 60 by default. Very
likely the people generally will. But Notary
performs many oAacial acts, in the verifcation
Of legal documents, that are of the utmost
importance. Though the people may be in
different - to whose seal verifies such papers,
will the Courts be eqally Indifferent People
who do business with this Notary had proba-
bly, better be little careful They may in
volve their law business, and especially their
estates, IN inextricable litigation.
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Gu ba i.

The latest reliable information from Cuba
shows sad decline in the cause Of the insur-
gents, and that they are really not in possess
ion Of single town, having been obliged to
abandon even Guaymaro, the seat Of the Ces-
pedes Government. On the arrival of the
immense achievements sent by Spain, it
seems the speedy end of the instruction must
he inevitable