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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-08-12

The Emporia Directory is out, and the agent,
Mr.. Souther, is in town, and will deliver them
during the next few days.
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TO WV AND COUNTRY.

We arc looking daily for copy of the Ar
kansas Trdreller.
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Morris & Bottger have '.leetIe'' the bes'
cigars In the market.
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]. G. Hall & Bro. have just received some nice
goods. and they want the ladies especially to
call and see them. They have also received
another installment of sewing machines.
Those sewing machines seem TO be ready sale
accounted for. of course, by the facts that they
giee satisfaction. and are recommended and
sold by Hall Bro
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Mr.. Stotler is putting up handsome resi-
dence on the corner Of Constitution street and
Eighth avenue. Weir is doing the carpenter
work.
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Our subscribers living In town will please
bear In mind that our publication day is
Friday, and not Thursday. We issue few
hundred on Thursday evening to accommo-
date the West and Southwest whittier the mail
goes early Friday morning. 1t always keeps
us busily engaged to put up this mail in time
TO 90 into the mail sacks, and we cannot stop
TO deliver the papers to town subscribers, nor
can we at most times afford 10 spare them.
Come early Friday morning and we shall be
glad TO see you, but do not "bOdder'' lis
Thursday evening.
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Majority in favor of the bonds, SO.
On motion, the following resolution, submit
ted by Mr.. Eskridge, was adopted:
ReSOlred That Councilmen Borton. Thomas
and Frederick, be appointed n special commit
tee to act i'll connection with the executive
committee of the State Normal School with
reference to the sale of bonds of the city, and
the erection of the boarding houses for said
school.
Adjourned.
At II specia, meeting called on the 5th inst,
the Mayor recommended that jerome Aull,
James Thompson and John Smith, held in
durance vile, GA the ground of vagrancy, be
pardoned, they having signified their willing
ness to leave the city, and, on motion, they
were pardoned. and an order for their release
from custody ordered to be drawn by the Clerk.
AUGUST s. 1870.
Council met in regular session, the Mayor in
the chair, seven members present.
Evan Davis filed his claim for building cul-
verts, amounting TO 1904.
The special committee on finance asked fur
Their time, which was granted.
Mr.. Eskridge offered the following resolu-
ton, which was adopted;
ResOlred, That the Committee on Fire De-
partment be instructed to report Mt the next
meeting of the Council the necessary measures
for the Immediate organization of a hook and
ladder company, and for putting in at least
three tisterns ON Commercial street, TO be filed
with water: and that the committee be in
structed TO report an estimate Of the cost OF
said cisterns, and the cost Of hooks, ladders
buckets, &C., and a separate estimate OF the
cost of hand fire engine.
b. T. Wright, and Dowdel, Bell & Co., each
petitioned for right to put in hay scales in
front of their stores on Commercial street. Re
| ferred to committee on streets and alleys.
On motion, a committee Of one from each
ward was appointed, consisting Of Messrs
Eskridge, nirth, Wheelock and Williams, t.
act with a committee appointed At meeting
OF the citizens, in completing the arrangement.
to celebrate the completion of the A., T. 4
| S. F. r. II. TO Emporia.
Claims TO the amount Of $42.40 were pre-
sented and referred to committee.
An ordinance entitled Gan ordinance an
nexing Caplsy's, RandOlph's, Whittlesey'
and Norton's addition TO the city Of EmpOria,
was taken up, and adopted by unanimou
vote. Adjourned.
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Have you been there? Where? At Lasker
Stolls Exchange Clothing House, where all kinds
of Clothing, Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, Hats
and Caps Trunks and Valises are sold at prices
which will defy all competition west of New York
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Freight.-James Fairchild is running teams to
and from the depot and is ready at all times to de-
liver goods to any part of the city. 2S6m
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Mules.-Four good Mules for sale Call on
81 30 BANCROFT & MCCARrER.
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Boys Hats so to 60 cents; Mems Hats, 75c to 81;
also a full stock of Boots Shoes, Just received
and being sold very low; remember the place-sign
of the Big Boot 24-tf
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Take Notice THE best Cigars in the city at
2S-tf MILLER's.
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It's All a mistake about the Juvenile Restaurant
& Bakery having played out but it has been reft-
ed throughout, and is ready to furnish you with
anything from glass of soda TO a good square
meal 31-tf
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Greatest variety in all kinds of Furnishing
Goods at Lasker s Stoll's Exchange Clothing
House. 23-tf
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Fine Calf Boots, full stock hand sided hand
pegged and sole leather counters, Up. S. and II
D. 81 at [24-tf1 WIN. CLAPP's.
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CHASGE.-The boot and shoe firm of Toplif
Il French has been dissolved. Mr.. Toplif re-
tires from the business, and Mr.. J. NJ. Green,
formerly Of Massachusetts. unites with Mr..
French under the firm name Of French &
Green. We understand that Mr.. Green is an
experienced dealer in boots and shoes, having
been connected with mandatory in Massa-
chusetts for a number Of years. The new firm
will occupy the fine room in the new building
of Ruggles tS Plumb, soon rs it is finished.
They win combine large stock Of clothing
with boots, shoes, hats and caps. They will
make full announcements through tho NEWS,
too. whom their now stock arrives.
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A large and new arrival of Hats in black and
fancy coIors at laI-tf VIM. CLAPP'S.
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Full stock Brogans, price $1.75, at
a1-tf WIN CLAPP's
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Best Cidar Vinegar, for pickles and salads, at
e3-tf DowDEL, BELL s IS.
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Ut X Serge Balmorals, the finest in the market
be found only at patti WIN. CLAPP's.
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Now is the Time.-We have for sale 100 lots in
GoOdrich's Addition to Emporia, ranging in price
from $25 to $50. We also have 80 houses and lots
from $500 to 3d. 600, and large number of farms
and lots, and great quantity of unimproved land.
Call and see our lists.
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A fresh supply of Builders Hardware, just re
ceived at G4-tfl HoLDERAAS Il BRO. 3.
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One car load of the celebrated studebaker wag-
ons Just received The best wagon in the market,
for sale cheap, for cash in hand, at
4-tf HoLDERMAN & BROS.
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'"'' q. X. McvAxxAN, p. NJ.

ACCOMPLISHMENT Brown, colored man
and well-digger, had been for some time at
work sinking Vol on Exchange street. On
Saturday last he came out of the well TO wait
the explosion OF a blast. When he again
attempted TO descend, he fastened, as he sup
posed the handle of mattock in the end of the
rope, upon the iron ends OF which he stood.
Just after getting on the mattock, he thought
Il was not securely fastened and attempted to
rr-adju-t the loep. The result was that the
mattock slipped out OF the loop, the grip
OF Sans one hand would not sustain him, and
he fell about fifty feet, and strange to say, was
not KILLED, and had no bones broken, notwith-
standing he alighted in a sitting posture, in
stead OF on his head. lie was, however, con-
siderably jammed, and will probably be laid
up for some time, IL not permanently crippled.
BAGGAGE AND RAILWAY CROSSINGS
Passengers complain that the M, h. & I.
railroad cars will not stop at the junction Of
the A., T. 4 :. +. road to receive baggage from
the latter. For the benefit OF all concerned in
the matter we would call attention TO section.
S., article VI, chapter %, Of the General Stat
utes OF the State Of Kansas, which reads as
follows:
which Is. or may hereafter be, engaged I'm the
transportation Of passengers or property, shall
give public notice OF the regular time OF start
ing and running its cars, and shall furnish
sufficient accommodation for the transporta-
ton OF all such passengers, baggage, mails and
express freight as shall within a reasonable
time previous thereto be offered for transport
tation ut the place Of starting, at the junction
Of other roads, and at the several stopping
places; and they are hereby required TO stop
all trains carrying passengers, at the junction
or intersection Of other railways, a sufficient
length OF time to allow the transfer Of passen-
gers, personal baggage, mails and express
Nrntr Of,
ing or intersecting, or they may mutually
arrange for the transportation OF such persons
and property over both roads without change
az cars: and they shall be compelled TO receive
ali passengers and freight from such connect
ing and infersecting roads, whenever the same
rhall be delivered to them"
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Army BIouses and Army Shoes, at
eft WIN. CLAPP'S
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Solution of Citrate of Magnesia or Purga-
tive Mineral Water, fresh and pure can be had at
all times at A. S. Tandy's drug store, No. s01 Com
mercial street. Emporia, Kansas. 1873
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DOty's Washers and Universal Wringers.
4-tf HoLDERMAN 4 BROS.
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Choice lots in COpley's AdditiOn.-We offer
for sale choice list of lots in the above addition
They will be sold only to those who will improve
Time given on two-thiris of purchase money. This
list embraces several lots on Commercial street.
9O-tf CRAWFORD & STEELE.
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For Peoria and Industrial Plows, low for cash,
call at T4-tf1 HoLDERMAN BROS
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For Sale-A dwelling house on northeast corner
of Ninth avenue and Mechanics street. Apply on
the premises 19-f
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\. &. J.,' writing from this place 10 the
Kansas City journal 81 Commerce, under
date of July 20, tells OF more magnifcencc in
this city and surrounding country than the
oldest citizen ever dreamed Of, and among many
other ridiculous statements, says that IL. Z.
Bancroft has stock Of dry goods that cannot
be surpas 4ed in point of quality or size in the
West, and buys mostly in Kansas City, as does
other of Emporia merchants" Mr.. Bancroft
is one Of our leading and most widely known
real estate agents, and has 10 interest in any
dry goods store in any place that we know of.
Mr.. Harvey Bancroft is one of the firm of Ban
croft & McCartCr, who have one of the largest
dry goods stores in Kansas, but as they buy
their goods mostly in New York city, we pre-
sumo that "a. G. j." did not refer to that firm.
We would respectfully call the attention OF
the mail route agent of kunsaS 10 the follow.
Fails:
Posi- OFFICE. NEKDiGRI- FALLS
Greenwood County, hSu.. Aug. =. 1870. !
EDITOR MEMS Dear Sir:-By request Of
your subscribers who receive their mail nj thu,
otlirc, would enquire IL ;IIE EMPORIA MEMS
has been suspended or become monthly pub.
LEGATION, ina>much a. there are no papers SEM
here. / believr the last paper received here
was the issue of July 18th. and the one befor,
aud Lawrence are in the same fix. Eastern
mail matter has stopped entirely. Something
wrong. Screw loose somewhere. Hope the
agent for the district of Kansas will wake NJ
sometime and enquire into the matter.
Yours respectfully,
a. -
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Choice Underwear for gentlemen, Alexande
Kids Gloves, and all kinds of furnishing goods, q
1e-tf E. PERLEY s. Co.'s.
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The whitest pure Maple Sugar ever seen in En-
poria. Tor sale ut
81 If DowDEL. BELL & Co.'S.
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IS cents win buy fine pairof the best drilling
Drawers, at Lehnhard's sign OF Big Boot 17-tf
60 cents viii buy good Wool Hat, at Lehn-
hsr5,s sign of Big Boot Tiff
Hos ye people. when in town, do not fail to call
at Lehnhards, sign of Big Boot, and take look at
those ladies' Congress Caters at only s15o i7-n
Just received, three car loads of Buckeye
Reapers and Mowers, the most durable. highest
DRAFT and practical machine in the market. For
sale by [21-tJ E. r. HoLDERMAN BRO.
Ice Cream. at [sO-tl NORRIS BorrGER's.
Tropical Fruits and nuts for sale at the Candy
Factory and Ice Cream Saloon of
ao-tf NORRIS BorTeER.
Lemons by the box, for sale at Dalton's. also
candies fruits, foreign and domestic. nuts cigars,
tobacco, etc. 2O-tf
The choicest stock of Neck Ties in Kansas can be
found at [19-tn PERLEY's.
Fine Leather Travelling Bags. Trunks and Va
Uses, at l19-1 PERLEY's.
The best suits in Emporia for the money at
19-tf PERLEY's.
Dan. Rice's great show has nothing to do with
that the largest best and cheapest stock Of
Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, and gents Fur
nishing Goods, can be found at Lehnhard's new
store, on Sixth avenue, sign of Big Boot. Tiff
10 cents will buy splendid Necktie at Lehn-
hard's, sign Of Big Boot lift
Go In John and buy your late style Shirts, Hats.
Boots and Neckties, at Lehnhard's, sign Of Big
Boot iT-u
Gents' Vests 75c.. Gents Pants 81 .. Gents
overcoats re at lie. PERLEY Co.'S.
Cash paid for butter and eggs at the Juvenile
Restaurant lift
Mcmillan and HoughtOn have the finest stock
of Glass and Queensware in the city. loft
For SaIe.-1O0 town lots, for cash. or on long
time to parties that will improve.
46-tf H T. CROSS
Blow. ye Blowers, but for cheap Boots and
Shoes, go to the sign of the Big Boot, Sixth av
enue. lift
Don't fail to buy the Emporia Cook Stove. 1t
will bake where other will; at
21-tf HoLDERAAS BROS.
II you want good meal, go 10 Dalton's, at the
Southern Restaurant, No. 1875 Commercial street.
20-tf
Cravats given away at Perley's. 19-n
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II you want good meal, go to Dalton's, at the
Southern Restaurant, No. 125 Commercial street.
Mt
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For ice-cold Lemonade, go to :he Southern Res
taurant 20-tf
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The old store of Johnnie Morris has been trans
formed into magnificent saloon, where Ice Cream,
Soda Water and good cheer will be dispensed in the
best style, under the direction OF
20-tf NORRIS & BoTTGER.
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Still another lot of the most fashionable Hats
received at Lasker Stoll's 1To Commercial street
two doors below the Postoffice. 23-tt
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Blow, ye Blowers, but for cheap Boots ar
Shoes. go to the sign of the Big Boot, on Sixth a
anna Tiff
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BACHELLER Il FREDERICK.
5-tf Real Estate Agents, EmpOria.
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Go to Dalton's for Ice Cream.

First rate Coats for 81 %, at
19-tf lie. PERLEY & Co.'s.
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Don't fail to buy the Emporia Cook Stove. 1t
will bake where no other will; at
g.tf HoLDERMAN BROS.
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Gents, for neat lit in Boots, Shoes, Caters or
Slippers, go to Lehnhard's new stand, sign of Big
Boot. All styles of Stogy, Fine Cali, Heavy Calf
Sewed Boots, made to measure, in two-forty
time. 17-tf
Fancy Scotch suits, all wool, for SIS, at
19-tf 1. E. PERLEY & Cos.
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For SaI@.-1O0 town lots. for cash, or on 10
time to parties that will improve
46-tf h Z. CROSS
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Hardly POssibIe.-Come and convince your
selves. Fine white Shirts at 81, ut Lasker stOls,
IT9 Commercial street 23-tf
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90 noaaus a Bo-rsrn's-
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Mcmillan and HoughtOn have the finest sto
of Glass and Queensware in the city. 10-ti
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The fenian Invasion was a great failure, bu
Lehnhard as cheap sellist is a success. 94f
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AstOnishingIy low are the prices of Clothing
Lasker s. Stolrs, Exchange Clothing House.
23-tf
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shoo Fly.-Lehnhard is not shooting flies, but
can shoe or Boot you to T. at his new store on
Sixth avenue, sign OF Big Boot lift
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Leis' Itch Ointment.-A sure cure for Itch,
Scratches Prairie Mango, and various eruptions of
the skin. Having experimental several years up
this Ointment, state that it is the only safe
and certain preparation of the kind in the market.
Warranted to contain no mercury. Price SO cents
Sold by alldruggists. Every box warranted.
12-3iStdec.
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First-cIass NIathushek, Orchestral, Colibri
and st. Louis Pianos and the Excelsior Organs"
the best organ made,-also all musical merchan-
disc at our store 113 Massachusetts St.. Lawrence,
Kansas. E. Plumb and o. S. Foote, agents, Empo-
ria, Kansas. f7-tfl CUsHMAS & BURKE
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Observation-Disclosures MARY, daughter Of
Rev. j. G. and Sarah Z. Houston. Born Sep
tember 9th, 1868, and died August 9Th, 1870.
l. q - ..
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Fresh a rrival.-The latest styles of spring and
summer Clothing just received at Lasker & stolPs,
at the Exchange Building. 23'6
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

General Sherman has just returned from
a brief tour of inspection of the Notifications
on the Potomac. He will leave on his West
ern tour shortly, and will give special atten-
ton to affairs on the Northwestern frontier.
General Sheridan telegraphed to the War
Department Thursday that he would leave
Chicago without delay for Sioux City, as the
Indian troubles were growing more serious
every day.
The Secretary of the State has received in
formation from Bogota, stating that the Dari-
en- Canal treaty, somewhat modified, had a
second reading on the 18th inst.
The President has nominated John Pratt to
be Marshal of New Mexico, and John T.
Nixon to be Judge of the L. s. District Court
for the District of New Jersey.
Robert Bell who halls from Boston called
on Tuesday night at Mr.. Summers house,
and while the servant was taking his card to
the Senator, he left with n French mantel
clock, worth one hundred and fifty dollars.
The police have arrested the thief and recov-
cred the clock.
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MAY it please the Court? We throw
UP, the case"
Then Jamie was discharged Forthwith,
and the people gathered around to shake
hands with him; hut he FASTENED away
from them, and found Maggie and me,
and together we went to the cottage.
can't tell you all that followed; but
our grateful hearts joined In thanksgiving
to Heaven for his deliverance
Jamie could explain everything now.
He had seen Milward and Butler coming
from the vcstry of the church the night
of the fire, and the smell of smoke and
their excited manner, told him plainly
what their errand had been.
1t was this terrible knowledge that had
made him so nervous when he returned
home. He doubted whether to divulge
the secret or not. He came to the con-
clusion Monday night, that it was his
duty to make it public: but Milward and
Butler. fearing this, had anticipated him,
and. by perjuring themselves, had secured
,Jamie's arrest Then the lad saw how
useless it would be to make charge
against his accusers, and so he resolved to
let Justice work out her own victory.
Six months later, Jamie and Maggie
were married. and Lawyer Carnan was
present at the wedding, and he gave to
Jamie receipted bill for his services, and
to Maggie the finest dress you ever beheld.
Jamie still works in the factory. but to
this day, no one has seen Milward and
Butler in our neighborhood. 1t is in Cal
itornia that they're living. I'm told.
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to give public welcome to the passengers OF
the first Australian steamship, which is ex-
pectcd daily.
The Philadelphia Mercantile Library Asso-
citation have decided, by a majority of 304
votes, that the library shall be opened on Sun
days.
The roads now-a- days don't have much
mercy on people who ride for pleasure.
Mark Twain says there should be law
against insanity with severe penalties attach
cd. 1t is getting to be as common as murder.
The medical schools are now discussing the
question whether black man can have
white swelling"
The purest iron ores in the world are said
to be those found in the IIuronian rocks of
Northern Michigan. These ores exist in i'm
mense quantities, and the beds cover large
extent of country.
Solomon did not say, but might have truth
fully said, that those who go to law for DANA
ges, are pretty sure to get them.
The Ohio Legislature has repealed the law
of last session preventing the disabled soldiers
at Dayton National Asylum from voting.
One of the gentle sex says that the heaven
of the strong minded woman is, ''where but
tons grow in their places, and where men cease
from bothering, and needles are at rest"
bakers wagon the other day fell over a
cliff one hundred feet high at Kansas city,
killing the horse and smashing the vehicle;
bnt the baker, who fell over too, was unhurt.
Four thousand clerks in the departments
here have signed petition for the abolition of
the income tax on their salaries for 1870, and
have presented the same to Congress.
The birthday of Lord Byron was celebrated
Monday evening at Delmonicos, New York,
by banquet at which John G. SAKE, Cassius
NJ. Clay, Hon. William Preston, and several
others, made speeches
Never quarrel with your wife, as you only
have to make it up, and pay for the reconcil-
iation in the shape of season ticket at the
opera, trip to the springs, a silk dress, or
cashmere shawl.
Fcrnandna, Florida is described by re-
cent tourist as quiet, lazy and mean looking.
Even the dogs are too lazy to bark at the
passer-by. The place is a mere heap ofwhite
sand, interspersed with a few struggling