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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-30

BosToS felt peculiarly interested In tho
international boat race, and adopted curi.
Gus method of announcing the matter. If
the Haryards were victorious, 5-5 was to be
struck by the fire alarm; but as they were
defeated, go was struck. II the Haryards
won, the American nag was to be displayed
on the top Of pole on Telegraph Hill, at
Hull, but as the English beat, the flag was
run up only half way Of the staff. Tho
Harvard boys assembled In Boston to learn
the result, and when 1t came they did not
cheer.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-30

DEcEAsE or AGED CITizESs.-Professor
Donald Mcleod, of this city, died at his resi-
deuce, on Eleventh street, on Friday evening,
aged sixty years. Mr.. Mcleod was Of
Scotch descent, and was well known through
ont the country for his literary ability. At
one time he published the .MddiSoI,idH, n
newspaper OF some rcpute In Washington
years ago. For some years he was the prin.
clpal OF a seminary for young ladies, aud
many Of the graduates of the institution
now move In the highest circles Of society In
the capital. OF late years the Professor has
held q position In the Treasury Department.
He was a member of the Burns Club aud
the association Of the Oldest Inhabitants OF
the District.
Mr.. John S. Sheets, aged ffty-nlne years,
died at his residence, on Seventh street, near
the boundary, on Friday night. Mr.. 8. was
well known to many Of our people, and was
highly respected citizen. His death Is
thought to have been the result of Injuries
received by being kicked BY horse at a
livery stable on Fourteenth street, an ac-
count Of which was Published in the REPUB.
LICAS at that time.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-30

APRoPos Of the projected removal of the
capital, the 81. Louis and Cincinnati editors
continue to say the most sarcastic and severe
Gazette, Of Cincinnati, intimates that mem
bers Of Congress must have pure water. The
81. Louis Democrat Immediately responds
that there is In the whole world no purer
and clearer water than that now to be found
upon the ST. Louis tablesi and declares also
that when the new water-works have been
completed, tho water of st. Louis will be
clearer than clear, and purer than pure.
One would think from this that novel Ideas
prevail out West concerning Congressional
beverages. Wouldn't 1t be better to settle
which city can offer to Congressman the old
est and purcst Extract of Ryei
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-30

THE PUBLIC ScHooLs-TICKErs OF AD.
MIssIOs.-Thc trustees of the Second district
will be at the Miller school-bulldng, on ii
street, between Sixth and Seventh, at $3.50
a. M, on the LIST, I'd, Sd and 4th proximos,
for the purpose Of granting tickets of ad.
mission to the schools of the District for the
coming year, and the trustees of the Third
district will be at the Wallach school build
ing ut 4 p. M, on the I'd, Sd and 4th for the
same purpose.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-30

IT NEVER RAINS but 1t pours. Another
Atlantic cable, to unite the United States
with Prussia, Is projected. The terms of
the concession from the Prusslan Govern
mcnt have been published. 1t Is to be begun
by September, and must be finished within
two years. We welcome the new enterprise.
II we are to have cables at all, let us have
enough of them to give all classes chance
to use them.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-30

ARREST FoR THEFT.-On Saturday after
noon Officer Clements executed a search
warrant on the premises of William Dlggs,
on Eleventh street east, between N and o
streets south, for lot of copper bolts, the
property Of the United States. The bolts
were found, aud II boy named Henry Smith
was arrested on the charge of stealing them
from the Washington navy-yard. Justice
Schmidt held the accused to ball for court.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-30

THE COLUMBIA TURN vERErS Picnic
To-DAY.-The Columbia Turn yerein, OF
this city, are now having manufactured In
Leipsic, Germany, magnificent society
banner, which will cost, when completed,
about eight hundred dollars. The yerein
have for some time been collecting funds to
deiray this expense, and, to aid the cause,
give grand picnic to-day at the Seventh
street Abner Park, where prize bowling and
shooting and dancing In the pavilion will be
the order OF the day and evening. Those
who desire to aid the association and have
a good time generally should visit the Parl;
TO day.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-30

TIE Connecticut tobacco crop this year Is
reported very fine. The leaf has ripened
rapidly, but the market will know nothing
of this crop, except by report, till next year,
for the cases Of tobacco now coming In arc
of the crop Of 1868, which has just completed
the sweating process. Large sales OF this
crop have already been made, fine wrappers
bringing 40 cents per pound, and even more.
Tho crop Of 1867 is nearly all Of 1t In manu-
facturcrs' hands, and the little now In mar
kct commands very high prices. Farmers
still hold n little old leaf Of 1905 aud 1866,
which sells at cents for filters, IL cents for
seconds, and from Is to 20 cents for wrappers.
II Is asserted that what is left Of this new
crop will be comparatively yalueless when
the entire crop Of 1868 Is cured. This latter
crop sells at 10 to 12 cents for filters, 10 TO 20
cents for seconds, and 35 to 80 cents, accord
ing to selections, for wrappers. The only
objection to the leaf OF 1868 Is, that II Is
dark, when the present demand requires that
II should be light, and In all probability this
years crop Is light In color, not In quantity,
and the demand next year, when tho crop
comes In market, Is sure to DO for dark leaf.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-30

FESTIVAL AND FLAG PREsESTATIoN.-
On Wednesday and Thursday next the
schutzen Verein, Gcrmania, will hold q
grand festival at Seventh street (Abner's)
park. Tho presentation Of beautiful flag
to the yerein will be one OF the features OF
the festival. As our German fellow-citizens
arc noted for the complete manner In which
all their celebrations are gotten up, we may
confidently expect pleasant and enjoyable
occasion.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-30

THE GREAT LIFE PHEsERyER.-M this
season Of the year persons become fhtigued
after the slightest excrtion, and feel as
though they need something for their Ian
guOr and weakness. For all such the only
sure and immediate remedy is Charles eau.
tiers Native Wine Blttcrs, which are pleasant
to the taste, an Invaluable tonic to the sys-
TEN, and preventive Of the diseases prcva-
lent during this season. No female should
be without them, as they are the great benc-
factor of their sex.
! For sale by all druggists aud grocers.
/ Price 81 per bottle.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-30

AVENUE PROPERTY SOLu.-Mcasrs, Cooper
Il Latlmor, auctioneers, have sold to W. II.
and o. II. Morrison the three-story brick
house located on the north side of Pennsyl-
yania avenue, at the corner Of "Fleming's"
alley, between Four-and-a-half and Sixth
streets. Price paid, $4,000.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-30

Rus AWAY AND ACCInEST.-A team of
horses attached TO u carriage, In which Mr..
W. W. Hobbs aud lady were seated, ran
away on Friday evening near the Soldiers
Home. Mr.. Hobbs was thrown from the
vehicle and badly injured. Mrs. Hobbs was
rescued without being harmed beyond great
fright.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-30

TREASURY Coal CONTRACT AWARDED
The contract for supplying the Treasury
Department with l 400 tons of white ash
coal has been awarded to Mr.. J. W. Robert
son, of this city, whose bid for the same was
ts.e5 per ton. To Mr.. Rufus ]. Bell, of
Wilkesbarre, Pa, has been awarded the con-
tract for furnishing 100 tons of Lykens VAL
ley coal, at $3.50 per ton.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-30

POLICE Observation-Disclosures Whitney
and Philip Butler, colored, charged with
petit larceny, were sent to Jail by Justice
Harper.
Henry Sampson, huckster, was fined $40
by Justice Clark for using an unstamped
scale.
Michael Conner, for assaultlng Catharinc
Hill, was fined IS by Justice Maryman.
Frank Reefs was fined 80 by Justice Mills
for driving through funeral procession.
Robert Lucas, colored, for fighting In the
street, was fined 81 by Justice Harper.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-30

Little, Mary Riley, Mamie King, Mary STAINS.
bury, Maggie Torlcy, Emma Buckley, Mary
Connolly, Johanna Doddwell. Good Con-
duct-Maggie Tucker, Annie Herman, Mary
McDonough, Kate Brosnauan, Rosa Smoot,
Mary Holmes, Alice McNantz, Hettie Rich.
ards, Julia yermillon, Mary Walker, Jessie
southron, sallle McNantz, Ellie Brooks,
Kate Howard, Martina Smith, Mary Refer,
Kate Scanlon.
. Third Division. = Punctuality = Josie
Brandt, Mary Schrote, Cecilia Markwood,
Norah Barrett, Cappy Shepherd, Julia Fltz.
patrick, Mary Quigley, Mary Cox, sallle
Sweeney, Maggie McGraw, Sophie fscman,
Anna Reyes, Annie Osborn, Mary Callan,
Katie Callan, Rosa Lambell, Kate McMann,
Rosa Walsh, Julia Brooks, George King,
Matte Kelly, Martha Sera. Good Conduct
Nellie Anterior, Maggie Hickey, Annie Har-
per, Mary Hennepey, Annie johnson, Mamie
johnson, Martha Stanford, Martha Mum
dell, Debe Meade, Katie Hughes, Teresa
Hunt, Belle Gates, johanna McGraw, Kate
Aledcr, Kate simpson, Nellie Conner, Birdie
Bailey, Susan Dougherty, Bette Potts, Susan
Bailey, Katie Shannon, Lulle Brown. In
provement-Eyelyn johnson, Alice Buckley,
Annie Shyne, Ella Barnes, Mary Barnes,
Bridget McGraw, Mary Haley, Ellen Nc.
Cabe, Mary Conner, Jane Goddard, Susan
Bailey, Mary Cain, Louisa Younghaus, jose
phine Wood, Maggie Layizzi, Frances Mo-
ran, Emma Marceron, Hannah Barrett,
Hannah Graney, Annie Griffith, Sarah Mo-
ran, Virginia Manymay. For Excellence
aud Assiduity In the Sunday School Choir
Jennie Waters, Annie Hayre, Alice Will
liams, Annie Conway, Mary Hayre, Emma
johnson, Julia Corcorau, Nennic Langley,
Lilly Evans.
The distribution was interspersed by the
singing of hymns, and the interesting exer.
ciscs concluded with the pastoral blessing.
This Sunday school, numbering nearly seven
deuce OF Mr.. V. Z. King, who has labored
faithfully In the discharge Of his duties.
The premiums distributed yesterday among
the children cost $3.50.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-30

| PRIZES TO WAsuISGToNINNs.-T Balti.
more SchutZeniest closed Friday evening,
Among those who obtained prizes were the
following Washlngtonians Shooting, with
rest, 400 yards-R. Heinrich, $50; John J,
Killian, $685. w. Flammer, SIS. For on
hand shootlng-Mr. Fcntncr, $780, Il. A.
IIeunsch, $40. Shooting, with rest, 800
yards-B. IIenzc, $50. Tho gold medal for
the greatest number Of ''ton strikes" in the
bowling was awarded to II. Vonderhelde, o!
this city.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-30

BA-TARDY.-A cOlOrCd man, named Jos.
Davis, was arraigned before Justice d. X.
Smith, charged by Frances Randall with be-
Ing the father of her lllCgltlmRte child, born
Oh the 10Th day OF February, 1861 The de-
lendaut stated that he had paid complainant
willing to pay whatever the law required.
The Justice required him 10 pay $1,000 adj
dltlonal, and give security TO provide for the
child until 1t attuins the age Of years.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-30

REED BIRDS AND ORToLAS.-Sportsmcn
In and about the marshes around the city
arc beginning TO kill numbers of these deli
clous birds, althoughit is quite early In the
season for them. The birds which have thus
far hadc their appearance In our restaurants
are thin aud not at all inviting. 1t will
probably be two weeks before they are in
good condition.
FIRE.-On Saturday night, about o'clock,
fire occurred In the house of DR.. Miller,
No. 2iG L street. Officer Mardcs turned in
the alarm from box Al, but received no re-
spouse from the bells. The Doctor In the
meantime extlngulshed the fire, with no
other damage than the partial burning Of q
window curtain.
RUNAwAY.-Ye yesterday morning q saddle
horse took fright on Sixth street, between
Q street and Pennsylvania avenue, throwing
his rider, when the animal slipped on his
Launches and received considerable injury.
The rider escaped unhurt.
RETURNED HoME.-Richard Harrington,
esq, u member Of the Washington bar, has
returned home from his extended Northern
tour looking hale and harty, and prepared
for long professional Siege.
MR. Il. II. WILLIAMSON has been ap.
pointed agent for the sale Of the property of
the late Judge Joseph Bryan, deceased.
The attention Of business men Is directed TO
his advertisement In another column.
RECovERISG.-The two lads, Clark and
Green, who were so badly burned on the last
night of the late Schuetzenfest, are, we are
glad to learn, fast recovering at their rcspcc-
tive residences, near the City Hall.
MEssRs. w. G. METZEROTT ~ Co., offer
n great variety of pianos at low prices and
on easy terms In order TO make room for
their new stock of Stelnway's pianos, for
which they are sole agents.
DROoKvILLE ISsTITUTE.-A select school
for girls will be opened at Brookyillc; Nd,
on the 18th of september, under the charge
of Miss L. Vernon as principal.
ST. MATHEWS ISsTITCTE.-Studies will.
be resumed in this popular Institute on the
first Monday In September.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-30

STREET FIGnT AND Two MEN BADLY
WouNDED.-About 1890 o'clock yesterday
morning fight occurred between number
of men In front of the Kirkwood House, dur
Ing which two young men, named Edward
lIagcr and Cornelius Collins, were badly
There were four or five persons engaged In
the assault, and the parties supposed to
have been implicated in the affair are now
under arrest at the Central guard-house.
The wounded men were conveyed to their
homes, and attended by DR.. Buckley.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-30

The Washington City Temperance Society
held good meeting at the Northern market
yesterday afternoon. Interesting addresses
were delivered and several names attached
to the pledge. At 8 o'clock the regular Sab.
bath-night meeting was held, at which a
numerous audience were In attendance; we'll
known advocates of the cause were present,
and addressed the meeting, which was full
of interest and temperance enthusiasm.
, 1869-04-14
ANu5txR THE auRAltIEs.
A Chicago ttMcdfuna - Loose in Wis
consin-Unsntisinc Kc-
suit OF thc - maut-
featn&l0ns.,,

In consequence Of the Eus1eit Of amusement IN
this city and the dearth Of the same 1t the capital
city u Wisconsin, owing To the adjournment Of the
Legislature the manager Of an " Attraction often
seen In Chicago on Monday last transferred his
'star" to Madison. For the sequsl Of the rash
adventure, NC refer the reader to the following
"cr1tc!stn," clipped from the Madison Journal Of
the 18th inst:
eAs announced tn the Jotrnal on FHdsy. Mss Calr h
ps xsss p9ts% sPis,tua.i; u md saa :! cae.so
Il The CITY iii ses:e1das .tscsa,a % md eEraias. I
aIEc ererd q curious people was In atscnaa1cr bi
es oplaon nreT he1 ILL nor DC hef d.
sse:s $S = t. e a. ha 9
p.iay T. S.et Sses "a nv Tk t.aey .afoa
9e s ses sas
las in.nneI & t,f.asie ast.sss md b., .stsaahns u
I'D fury. .iknifJtnx nothing. - 1.'' e'tA'A
e e esP RIa,z .a ona191
lah lsdy of hfh rank leis n orphan It N es1y
IL 1T S.sas - &.
M M, :sed .;seI s II Ao11 .s1 assr5
-. ., - Ed III !: ?s.s.
u : pre.e sftTG SiSts{
b. hs =, ;tpl s1 Sne 6sh, nd Sss foos Bat
lnsna tint Tic nea;um q: ihe spirit q Puc1aonss;
out - cheaSu, md Ats9 spcnd;ns 1naensc tuIua
i cn&aked in tatlishin1 hnmy for flen women
She did htk ststo whAt understand " be the case
caso n ho wa up here ectur!ne short umc Asa.
would he im1neahlr To klyc any connrctet account
70 svupteon 70 il uestcr rik.aroc Of fAafasun.de
Cd lsldsrdeah htr ra1eEs haro st!dv;I lt'eQcf ..
tsI:Swsa one aaethsT M i0 qsk @oessoa: FL a
st bold She upbEs!ded the 6entlenon signing tho pub
nled card u rrFard to her eehliEs. because nona Of
nounced s9 skrptses n idiots and .anp!etons: spoie
patIuhtt1nPy q te4ns ChfsH Eood etc. but
dfsiascd Ged y U, and re arc God, rte
Atfer ~tndtnk up her talk. the Icc$u1fs4 left the
stagr snd. rfro1Asne the sait Of chA INC 10
the uthef pfld wefs fuund 10 different peEons in tha
tonet,n.1 h!ttoE. .'neti9es missing. but making no
len!1tkable apiElLra1 manifestation hAterer
The evening performance waa similar Tho chief point
Of the icture nx that The Eeh ought 10 divsde Their
10 steal it."
, 1869-04-14
MICHIGAN,

Tie destructive Fire Mt Hancock
Kcport oii1,c lsellcH Committee on
the Condition OF the SutfcrerH-N0
<futAfdE Assistance Required.
Srcca! Despatch to the Chicago Tribune.
1ioCGu7uS, April IL
The Relief Committee appointed yeste11lay have
+ tnt II" y hole ofto-da5 tn whiting every family
y EtcE SUE MI ty the lite Gre In Hancock, snA
s!,avc reported IL the Ititor of ihr G1:cx as FOL
lorE:
Lu.ui1y luT..:sactl- We thluA ii wilt not rcauve
..,r: uvts *=A.to do thlA ->easiy every family
lrrrt CIT ~, ed the greater portion Of Their effects
I'D leyoni the incouScu!unce OF tndinH another
Shelter, have experienced no injury. Wnh
another roof over ttcln and thtlr effects
urT1necd they lre II Gs Ecoo culti&un IS they
ihan lhae have teeu applicants for The great
cft Ioeerb arc those WIN Owned u11!nsIEe,i bail}-
inr1. They Lose tbost, ttut hasc saved thctr ef-
tecta and w!!i hase abundant TO begin
ctcr nfxin. They arc in no actua1 need and hat
very few Wculd uccei'i ANYTHING, aud those who
vcu;I DO 10. 1cstr,e l. Thcy have met with
p.tafortune, AID nut one Is completely ruined
Nj have something 70 commence VIA, ether
t.occs. errctE business or gOod aituail6u8- TIE
ecmrl1tt-c request that no subscriptions be
fsl,Cd, IT they would do more injury than good
l,tenflou from the people hefc, who know the
reeds of tLetr cnse, ond u contribute lleera.ly .:
thtir On nears Loa arl tLvf acaeitoraston. They
t:e tta,.A ftE The Mluy t.tulAces III hympata{
Kid y iIll1e1c 10 1crder ass1stAnce'
pr7Eo,r, Apr!l IA despatch to the TTban.
rt1crt9 tie defeat OF Judge La#7rucc In tic
tuu1th Cucuii By Highly, Democrat by lol m.tor-
IN, II Is Llso ct!t..a lt.At Mr:aI aud Dewey ATe
ettsa a;.d in Tic s.!:th ana slsttsnsa ctscalsA
7 Il cocpty gave 80 pcrocsaitc H1atoEtJ.
.cTr s1kr1l,,.d to the common Council this eren-
, iur. Ih&y lccs up About 31sa, 49,
, 1869-04-14
QUINCY.

Serious RAI1rond Accident cltv
Pa1ltacA,
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune,
..=. Quincy, III, April Is,
An accident occurred on the Toledo Railroad at
!sIe Ae2dow Bridge, bct~ccu Clayton and Keo-
Iuk, yesterday, By which an engine and sixteen
GoeS cara went through the bridge, and werr
plled Up IL mass Of ruins below. The eu1tnerr
oshe. serious inlureA James clsss. nrensn 'ius sns
nhIe9An, name not learned, were tadlT
oIuised. The latter had leX and arm atnpn.
n}nrea "'1 '''e N'e'
j.. The unicHtaed Democracy opened the csnpaisn
GSt nisnt .! meeting IN the First Wsru. ii
Atxsrn- - 01'>@ 0AAe e1'"au-
.. Ine nominee ior Akyor on the Temperance
ny declining 70 oe their candidate, and declaring
nls intention to support the Republican ticket.
, 1869-04-14

fh0t Can bo Accom- pfishcd bT n
Determined Woman Rnc,kra
by u t;nl1not Constable
With n SlomEmttknl

aesse1uay Ellen Pxztt VII Fido1 with two
Snth1en; to-day she Ia the " fond" wife Of william
Ddaay THIS Ii how u easne about. Ellen. WHO
.e"oee On Burlington sszeet, found tho long even.
nSa o. me pa winter rather lone some, and e, Al!y
aecerted the calls Of him who Ia now her hnstsn6
ont before he assumed tho title be ought 10 have
nad beforr, and when the neceaaihcs Of her sItus-
non forced themselves upon tho attention Of E1,en
she requested William 10 "ses her squzre beIo.e
the world" Yet, to such \ consunu,xtton ha
onescd strong demurrer, And nnal1y became
SO ungatlart as to cechew her co,n.any
a1togetheE. The present Arn. Delany Is a strong
M.aso Woman. She believes In the Law Of forrs,
. WITT, and, accordingly IesteriaY toospinr: she
procured the Latter article from Just1cc Winshto s
and placed It lu the reliable hands Of Constable
lam, Who i remaTIably siaiwaIt fnsna.sp. I'm. an.
ptared before Ills Honor IN anawer 70 4 ycfT praye
ehAtgr, which, according 70 the testimony of tho
fa!f widow, was fully established.
But II Was not 70 much that she wanied to see
him Angc1 n Fl1e dungeon In e1riation Of his
offence - It waa that shc wanted to marry hin,
and she therefore placed the Latter alternative IL
the most favorable Light MI. Delany n1prc he
couldn't sec II Never, so long as-es-wonld he
MANI 'nS yea.aee zan ,s i, 70 m1ke =, out ne commit
btenn TO dawn upon him, he began to show stcus
ot reiennng. and when Tho omcer noa1ed
e sse Ts fe1 % nsasy fqr asa ~ "ns's1 sss.
should transport him to the bower Of liylnct, It'd
would nAse gone stsaightway and fought license,
only that he had no money, and Ellen, in The ia.
uesa OF her heart, advanced the fund.- 81 and hy
~ was ready for the solemn ceremony which usu-
ally, in the poetry OF our language makes Two
ass1s nsa t,..n one r,,s %hen suddenly willlan
aiding. md when tho Jnst!ee tod hin, lin
t1 s2. 1oin hand. uIs teundsEelo appeared on
made famous by Patrick Henry, dropped Ike gteat
b9aIdeFa nom his lips Mn helany, th.t now Is,
during ~ these tr1sng moments, never lost iailh
70 hsr constable, With his paper: aad when thosc
terrible wesds came from Williams mouth, she
meekll Suggested, Show hin the writ; tell him
where he las got to 50 to- which, being CON.
Piled With, again brought the recMciir3at h.idc-
groom to tef7na-
Atter some additional h.lts, and % many gentle
reminders, the knot was nnaliy tied, an1 William
now ovesswell!ng with wrath, threw tie soft hand
Of hts "nerlJ acquired !" sava.se.y from him,
and, with the remark, "TouT nerer get any
benefit from this :" strobe harghtlly from tic hail
THIS conduct, ho~cre., dld not disturb Mra
DelanJ materially, and with the remark, al'm
squared now. paid the Justice hts fec, aud tal1nz
each Of her lambs BY one hand left also, no doubt,
to seek the whereabouts Of their new found ra1har
And of such Il welded bliss.
, 1869-04-14


Tic anEus1 mrctinE u tho MilrAukcc Chamber of
conmeTr for the installation Of the nenly elected Cd.
cers, was hed tho LIB Inst The report Of The BoAr
Of DIRECTOR rcad By the able sectArJ " s. Lans.on
anee On hand. seens7.
The President elect Angus Smith, Esq. delivered .u
eloquent epeceh- Among other thlnsu b. raid:
~ .he pfstens nnae tbt sr.s W.n. i. caeap
board md Essse.n Iasnaf scsurnx eonauniis.' s
he r. fsst difficulty seena e bs th.. oSE.e,ea
s1.nee q Ill sssss Ell q sos asaz5 r. In
II utcueount1S have not learned thas, win proper ~
sss srss ssseHss ::
es &;
sas ss IT, .2s
h l!nress tae xeass.s 81 poss;sis Hs Sas
iss Ss. s'sss s:ss
U SD . - "a. ,hey q the;t b;a!aes;
msoss md ny hc dt1e4.ed led gs 'sor5 1 tsen Oh
hgt &c Fstat y there tola and charges
st ~ d :,.'Rs:, IT, II
ss,s n. YsfE thea e ste eo1 I'd Il
ae. ;h.. s.n 'e IL eooe ~ fS' y tns United =.
+ ". T. " = Menl.s Il 4 ~ Sss.,li.etsn senhincl With
nd Fl 'sa1 to x i, oes s;hsT + IL
nere.,t, md lu,ne+s men aar With In tc:tins 10
a,s tsss ssse: .es,
l. th9 eSss: b a.. so r. ts soa hs. = s,s E
Wesn nc must ass, or cur business will be taten from
Eicc PRECEDENT r Il West al.o spotr on tho subject.
We catract The folluwtng:
,Thc encttion .keA hc.e meeting the other
s,en msn htrr known that Il bernsc Chiesxp had
wins 6s1e ~ en r T. ~ II heT. e do!os noh