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, 1870-04-14


Proposals for laying house drains upon Market,
.,uyttt We1Es, lnttana, Eric, IliinotA, 9ad Notta
II, a.torn streets we're Yesterday receiFcd by the
IL ard ci l.uplc Works, the rates ranging from
31s rents To .so per foot. according 70 locality.
NuaEard wts made Proposals were also re-
re,vcd ter laying water sert1ec-p,pss on Aalket' '
North Wells, Indiana, Erie. and Illinois streets,
the rates 1engtng rum - Is cents per foot for
PIPE. and frem $a75 to se.3o for n1tu.ts- No
fN s.z1a wtre Mst}e-
On Friday q member Of the Young Mems
Christian Association Will accompany party Of
rairoad 1alorcEn - far Is St Louis, On their way
u the Little ltock i Fort Smith ltalir0ad, Thcte
they are 10 receive sos per dsy.
Er,etec;iye SIuarntt arrested Cytusi Woodruff
On Est Madison street., yesterday morning, foE
having bu1glars' tools IN pls pessessiou- Be- YVES
lolgcti III the ArInul!. ....-.--
"A PERSON na.ucsl l. Lutlw1g was arrested yes
tetday Noon hy Detective sluetpst, on the cha-ge
Of hEEamy. Itaprea-s that hR wife Arrived tfon
EnSla1.l atseut tasre weeks $50. and tracked bel
loIu TO thls city, Ehert he has taken anpthel
epcuEc. lie was lodged in the Armory.
A .lr,,.giuS machine, In charge of n tug, rar
fcui OF the St Louis rslEoaA bridge ycsterua,
Afternoon, and injured the structure TO surh II
c1:. ut tEat the incoming O'Clock train W2s dc
taiEta tut AL hoHf ana : EaIt-
, 1870-04-14
lntcrcatlnE Stntisttcs Relating to tht
I{rbct1f0M.

Frpss us Fot Hayn< tind., Journal AprIa
Nc srp Indebted tn our friend, Lott 8 Bay
less, fo1 tbs following statistics gathered from
the report OF The Special Committee OF tho
HOUSE Of Representatives, upon tho treatnent
al Union prisoners at tho wa1 By tho Cop5ed-
eratrs, which report is now In the printers
bands at Washington.
St.tement Of tie whole sorce Of tho Federal
army during the latn rebellion: tho eshoAlaes
! t1se,aiu, 70 lar ~ reported, and the number Of
, 1870-04-14
BOARDING AND LODGING.

StAu1Atresse3. &c.
CUUATIOE WANTE1ATD DO ORESSAAkISs
. and i.n.,ly eevtne- Arpy At IT North G:ren-st.
, 1870-04-14
ADJUSTMENTS,
CROSBf'S OPERA HOUSE,

FaEepa-Ao9u cHRIlSH opera.
CARL ROSA. tp;tectorA} O.D, hess CO.
Stag MAnA9ef
Last ATIeAr7 7ncca o. Mt9c tAREFA-RllSA, the great
III June.
MONDAY EFESLSG, April 1s, with thr REIuSIsS
ofIAttc skxsA1laa Of tho aeaAaa. AoIhlt's rayte1-
work. the
MARRIAGE OF FIGARO tFls..o'. uoeh.s,o,
On TUESDAY, for che Erzt time In CuIc.eu. Won
Welerss btaut&iu aud grand romantic opcF1,
0BEROh! 0BRRON1 OBEROy.
Pronounced by the New York and PhladrlplIs persk
the 6RTiT MCsic4L TRlCAFH Of the day.
On WEDNESDAY. f3otow'a evcr popular opc.s,
MARTIAL MARTIAL MARTHA.
Admission, ell RcseEYtd Seats 70 cepts cxt{s. Boxes
a. md 41.: Gallery. 80 ttnta-
The kae Of Tor either ii the frat 1HaxE nights
e Mhentcs on ThitSday, At H. II tbs Boz Oltt Of
the DpE74 Hcuse- -
SEASON POSITIVELY LIMITED - above 4. TIL.
Cuclfary win appsat Ia ClrcsSpati An1il e
, 1870-04-14
CONGRATULATIONS.


To :he E!itor Of The Chicago 7F'eu"f.
Wa. II permanently located II Bloc 1sla7d ar-
nuc. Wsk; is to be done with III That the nrst
QUESTION tn1J be tet:ied to the entire satisfaction
Of the people OF the county, send you The follow
1nr facts fur publication: At the March nsI)
4ezsa1n OF the ho2Su Q1 Sules<lAosH OF COOK
County IT was -...... ..
L 1.s-.e~<t. That te Cecrcattre N EAur.t!ou te in
.a !. ecE,ss III r. 91,,ss nssEe ssea, in,2
.nA II s..s M ;gSp ~ III .h,n s..sss
Esuts d = Sesns.i ea II pezisa Il pos c1s lssa
sasa @ s:ho-l il ihe ,ai1as tas h,t sosesaisa
:hs ri! sSnzl..e o. q. LIT .s S4s t9s
t.sa.s. y ss:snlI.s ~ 1a;asa!s.e Goaay
Chairman Committee on E4uest!on.
The Committee on Edoeaticu Eotlfc,I the School
JiItetcrs Of Blue Island that they h:d concluded
70 locate Inc ssho0! e5s 4 "a aaa "a. asie ia msat
1.< c.u.mrG!eation was sent " them 10 the COM
unt:tt:
,.c. 4. cs+ C,.., csa.ia.s = e. ascsta.; 4 ., a..
Esn49nsas iseausa q .te Co9:as SoE@.l seheH a a
a Ss .s g. + ssf z. EFT e:s =
esyn y Klsr It.nd oas echsel Library y etaen, IN.
= z : = s:zs7 afssa rsss 70 r. f.
t1r school i.E liz srser ot two srsah ,.--.-
: WALTER r. Afka
= BLtt Ik1-ASu, AayE, lse.. o's~>e'>'
: ,rne I;:.: r.: !; Z *. s ;s., 1x4 sa rs-.as ;.
:, i,. ST11AE>: We have hst r.rctux .rd h.vr ,on
el N, 10 ncrx5t your e0eT RnA viii lpcate ~ he.J
III. I.iaad i1ea VOC will make ,uea mar = "
s:1.c1 tsttse-: conventener. a24 t!1ch ctliks.
K J. NRlTE1fEAn,
Chxhnaxn of Go111nltee on E4aSAtaa
'T.nSlI 1u insuretea by !he Ds1tesocs to sxy
-. lst they eec-pt your pEv1s=:ki1n. and FIN ptr.
1,nkc IT,. nssncd re1aslfs u due TINE 10a IN Aa'i
t.nGr r:sn yorr E4aheA Eespest7 7p3 9cs19
EsM I1.A.sp. Junt n 1Aq-
II r,u.. be tytdent TO Al, hy this u11e. tht3 T
sr..tl MS Ioc5scd !. 2sut lhlslils And tnA& koe
, 1870-04-14
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

Ersirwood only 81 tuirutts from ChcAEo u d. Il
raternsrE trane c.ch ray nuw stap II thf hezutlfl
eufu1tan town HULHItRD < CO. = LA<ial1c-st-
, 1870-04-14

GJ JE1 Will SECURE HUSlSEtSS THAT VIII
C1CU pay *iD T. *5n Ter month Perfectly Iesitt.
matc asfr ma rratlc, md will GtAr btztet iaTcet3Ea
ton Cali al R1u1n 81 N'sHoids Hiork.
conn srn, 500 AND saGn-FOuR SAFE AND
sQ-&JUGrsirahle buanctR thAncca Either one will rAJ
Eauch ate,F 4DeonIe than he derived furn sslafy
pnnt enn from curiosity. ROOM ;, ofer III Ct.rkst
c0SN LAUNDRY At HALF IT'S VALUE, NOW
E1.JU DUNG good paving hnsIneAs. SItknes caus<
4! te'lins. Apply to LAMb & Co. 1oa Dcastern+t
RaAE1
, 1870-04-14


:: EoK SALE g xSEE It: ooEHKH or wAnAsH'Av.
F11s.5..s hssss 1ith lasse 1ot ca wshsta*', north
;1 r.; :sssRe &a,s:s e ss as1i 8; sss.s
s!.;s.t ~ s,.y.:ssP5s So 5:s.,,.,
s 4: = = s'a 6s1sis id S7:ss.tz' neH
!. 9.s IL 4 s13:spt; 3. 3:s ss fssts
III assA q 4 Sf.ES E:S s:s
instoa md Stste4t..
E,oR sALkcuEAP-GooP HoUsF, WITH 8
so<fs 6 - lssas 1y:s ks ~sos {
EoR s*LE-cESTRE-Ay.-.A, IWo STORY
es.. eas5n g En- e19 Ss
5ISs y d.s K4s4 ,xs ssSsis
u +. s e. VI ' iii 55 VI;
E'oR BALE-To RKAt. ESTATE Iu@YEHEy-c9T: @ ~, =:
ss';s &: So sss' tss z:'E LIZ E:
T7oR sAIE-o0FTaGE 80 WEST N46ISo7sT7
!e~s. ~ II Iii TASvsY EFT T.. .ea
EQR sALEGoR RENI.THk, h. E1RsTc55Ass +. sS
n s:a;, sss;s =? \ NJ '
Eoa 51IE-IoE o. soTTa P4HS 9 !K1SX4; q 4;
L.. issn ihs 1sad l. ;sta withoat rescaco so<i
q & so is4 - 4 s j. s Wss IL Sa . T.! 4
tonst.
E,oR sALECHR1P-sIIoHTLY DAMAGED
sSs :s,i e 5:f ' e r. Id 81:
FOB s4.kA \, CHOICE ~ I Z E =
~ has ID 81 W.ss ts f -.
ss &. t F.S f III: r . :ss :Ia,ae III 6 ia
, 1870-04-14
New Uflrnun Market.

NV ORixAxs, April 13.-Bacon 1ruoer at l9k
4!9tc for 2honldeIa; like for clear rth, Aad 1tAc
tor clear Mde8; suG1f cured hams, tt619hc-
Lard n71n: uerer, l6Xc; keE, 17A1
GRocEHtEs- Sugar Prime, 11kai1te Nc
tssses-C1ty refining, rcbertd, sh4sse Othcr az
ttcles unchanged.
ErER1N1-4eA.
, 1870-04-14

Families Waiting Boston Can Find
no better accommodations than a sutte Of rooms
at the American House, with bath rooMz, closets,
Amusement
, 1870-04-14
aTha FrixaH
PACIFIC COAST.

..7ne Prtze," BY GeorSr r. Root, bids fa!r TO
eclipse Ill prcrioE1 Sunday School singing
hf,nf1
, 1870-04-14
puSNESs CHANCES,

IA P.te.s2 Ia e.fnade:- Also HJde Pa4f " Q
"a. q ke:'a and ea7.sf7 ar watches AaaFss'
4 HAT, CAP AXD GENTS ryRNlsaIHSGt ailS t5t1: GOODS
Wi@Sf "a eheap' 1aquF' 81 Room u no. Ii
= oyEnAIF on THE WHOLE oF "a Noi
rif5 W.;*s ;a% :; osaa @ 81
4 :Ss: 3sss e asss RsSs sEaHa
4 GOOD HCsISEss GHAScgs9SFfs fss'R, 2F TIE + ajf
sas r. ~sss assaas ~ ass ~ t,s;ens
Foo1s Gar. md ixsaIrs IN The bs,emen6 W - cheap
DusiNEss aYs WITH CAPfFAI. ATrExT3lox;; Try to-;
u ta snfs IT, weo1 Te ut Il:
Hesf IT, se .nd n M fas1e ea AnySy ID lie
ha,tnes4 Wss Win superoE asteis stEs & sse sct ~
sas ss5f IL e. g. Il. q
}'sste Ss't: ''SEs'- 'o1N y. Ao-a, Nw~- = WV ~-.-.
DAKEFY. DINING Hall. AND GROCERY FOR
doins a!nss. Z = lss:s s'a eSe'E x ~ ps9aa
as's stns M aS Il IL iaa .ae NJ
;stS:y saS !. Z r - seseIs {. ! FAC = III II
1IIGAN STORE ASD ICE CREAM Rooms FOR
sic ss Ntaiet1: also fnIniahsA soSsn. SSxE tae
nRCG STORE FOR sALK-TuR nu&!Nisss ts
ioes,ed iu TIE thriving toEr Of fosc nno... and
W r III r s fest2 ee .s e. 1s{ e "a
EfSSS safa iafEs sss1 so
+ SIDE !or 1sle-Has god trde esta h!tsed IN tss
6 sss'R re- I'll .tt.anst dsa ts.enA' 4ppe wv 1
GRooERY STORE =: soETa sTATESr Is7!s = w11M
nd stns,s et A erss1i.hd * TWsIy& y & .iero 1Gs M
e.le ps E1d g Tisaesa eea s.fes r. TN snasns1 IL "
, 1870-04-14

81. James Hotel. Boston. mnas.-
kindly inform us, either hy telegram Of letter. Of
their Intended arrival, nc c1n bc better prepared
for their comfort
In accordance With the reduction In the yajuc Of
guild, the tTanstcnt board at the st. James ID 70
duoed to four dollars per dAJ.
PFaFHUTQS 81. IAMEs HorK1
, 1870-04-14
TIE CITY IN BRIEF.

...'.- 49,. u,,-ss :, -. ,:,.-. c...,... .,,..,
=: Els residence, on Yesterday morning, Of con-
.,;,tr,,oa. lie vas IN OH and y.,ue, tnszp,,es OF
,,.4 i.r.. .crra ha.tn, ,o,ne, 4. IN 1ss5 nn, hSs
l;'s- Is u:rea frsrrtted y tsose Who Knew him
A!n'ut two ears agu, II will be remembered, Brn-
ur, WEE aasaslEd and terribly heasen by 6 RauS Of
a,et ~ N ennsmc.1ca ar " ntrh ~ ~. ds
ai,,t,I rrr .4yrrn, w.1rs Rstn5 ni i,aSe nnd
r,.,]ui. nstur,. I, s,i h-en IL fort,re r. rclTs
ot .cs,srst.. er1nnais Heerni e,n,snrs. M WIFI
m .1u,r I'D io me ,ant-scfi1n ~ M. ss.ase n
, 1870-04-14

BUSINESS NOTICES

| sam ETnnct8co Market
| S4S FnAHC1seo, April 1A-Elcnf AID wheat
| unchanged. Legal tenders, ~
, 1870-04-14

FKASK1pKI, April l4-5-so bonds closed nfla
Ata
HAv1E, April 1A-Cdtton closed 1aI
DzKAKN, April lA-reuoaeum ctose1 hea{y NJ
thA1esa ~ EftaA z
HAxBrRG, Ap.n t1-Pctnltun closed nat
, 1870-04-14

BrfTA1o, April 1a-LealinE Fenlhn otSiciA,s
heFc laugh 1t the scarr OF tic C1n3dlAna over 4
rid on Can1da- A movement will not be H.
tempted until SUCCESS Is te1ond doubt II Is evt-
dent that no rsld Ia conteinolA1et BY the Fcnlana
here 1t present
, 1870-04-14

Paper 11nnVtnEa md window
brushes, II F. E Rlgpys, 50 Rando1ph,st
, 1870-04-14

=
1,AnTsrR W.yTEn-1y TiE snow ntsIgrss
t. tsNxc{ thrush CA1tfotntA Capital Ee*lnra}+ 1aH
blair. lp1 Madisou at. Roana
DARTSER wASTED-1X 4 LUNCH ROOM AND
L har. with $50 capital 4 good chsnce. Inquire 1t
u. Sou1h ClhEk-Ft. HecrnE
11ARTNEE WASTED-wTTH 4 CAPITAL OF aso
iron.i- a. ', STEWART { CO.. Ii Aadson.et.
DARTSER WASTED-lS FRUIT AND PRO.
/ vision bufnsss. Must lt = xouHE, nEtivc mAn. and
6ise city refercnce. Address RETAIL. T1Eoea office
ID PARTNER WASTEp-A LIVE BUSINESS NAS.
with caeh cAritn Of from el 90 to q so, tr At
NJ. hps,nesa VIII tcaf eloes tnvrrteaiion. Address
X ., Tribune othcr. stat ting rlsec ot interview.
I,ARTSER WASTKD-tsno1-A GOOD EVER,
/ F*tic buahesa se take thasd tnt'ret tn hnst
n, rs that will En the investment Al6r4s
lnrTtiODON. 7HhHne office.
1,ARTSER WASTEp-afAS OR WOMAN, WITH
few AuEdErl dclats cash, ani Encd rcfcFuec, %
",fu ttirsr hoatafnE hlns trntcasf i1 mot cal-
sB1e locality. For PARTICULAR Addn4s 3, Tribune
uf.rc.
11ARTNEK WASTED-WIrH $auN TO sa9N, n
thr bet paysag husaes. n the Hcst This fl raft
| e111.tnnity for an rnrrketic Man- Address MANU-
FAETuRER Tribune otHse.
DARTNER WANTEDw!Tn s.no. IN AJoBRISG
| ! E,,,ttnrrd, atccharc rtcfrfFra- nxu trra,t1t
ln.ncss wantd not talkcss call At III West Madison
IT.. EasrrlfEt
, 1870-04-14

Early Yesterday morning, = nrc hrokr ont in 1hs
t,ascm-ut of Sc. 81 south 3lslstet street, owned
ly Nj. MeMntlen, and occupied az grocery store
tt G. T. Bifrow. II il Ead that the n21ues Origin
atest among qusntttr Of shavtngs saturated With
krruseEe. DalnaEe alcht
"A t1nalI fame Structure, owned and occupied
nr Cnnk!.n + CaIBpacn az depository tor brick
making machines, on lanln street. nesr the river
was totally destroyed uu Tuesday night Loss
about teVa ....-- .....
The alarm from Box ls3, at $40 LIST evening
@as caused by The burning OF s.'uc Eealint
apparel IN the house Of Philip WeueL No 10
Nnf1G 1lalstcd Erect The scrflces OF the engine.
wt1c not required to extiugulah the taHes-
, 1870-04-14

The 1ttfy foun.i floating In the rirer Al foot OF
llas..ie ttree., on Tuesday evening, was i4eut1ed
sts,crda, as that Of Edwin J. Brouson, cInployed
As collector for j. a. Blunt ca, dealers IN lime
prreast.t hah Teen missing since the 1ith Of ttst
February. He leaves wife snd three children,
who left for Peoria, the home q Blont1 mother.
aluut the hour On Tuesday TINT the body Waa
TIE iury returned a verdict Of "found drowned :
The rrnaains we're forW@zSed 10 his family In fe'
p11a aast evening.
, 1870-04-14

Munroc:A Rheumatic Compound n
warranted to cure the worst caso OF shet1u1xt3srQ
Of money reminded For sale by druggists genet-
ely,
, 1870-04-14

SM1t Rhcum cured by using Juniper
Tar Soap, inside BY Ca1wcll, Hazstu j Co, Sew
Totk-
, 1870-04-14

rcaaans rcsult< Ehaye implicit filth in That nrl-
tie
- Ma n-Wsll ladies, o. Jour Recommendation.
, 1870-04-14

Meteorological reccrd for April Il, 1ss1, as re-
rp.1e., ~ J. G. lanSyu.h. 1r,, s}tc!An, IL Ran-
t,alph t;rcc1. correspondent to the smltnsonlau
Institute. The ema letters arc the initials for the
woris y.~1inE," gentle" hith. dry,
, 1870-04-14
Observation-Disclosures,
INSTRUCTION.
Regular SATURDAYS Sale
Nv GEO. G.. GRGBD,
Nal SoEsa HsAtct{+t.


IN FRIDAY MoRSlSG, Ar,5l L. It VI oeloei. Fur
rtrsIr RrfrtccEattr Frstatr 1oWs, Cl;k Stove Mir
nnrS Ga1rfx, ptAk1. Lfser Prrsa. Gr,vrr hAEess
Sssiux Machine, warrzsted, with general r1Eier.
, 1870-04-14


fCO LEASE-DOCE PROPERTY. on LEMnER-
It, u1t south Of TxrlftsH Ia ttet ef savc- tTunt
1E0.lai3te pcsrsecu Exel For Particular 4pplf %
HENRY c. YOrAG. te- = Metropolitan Block
RIO LEA6-LOTs ON LaKEsT.. y FEET WEST
Il Ct ahet3oa-st, CO favorable tz1- j. aIAAE. In
Rxsf Rrr rAelrh-
, 1870-04-14
LOST AND FOUND.

T nsT-A CALFSK1S WALLET-cpSrAiS!SG
twera Sssnt - n2d ec,',au.s;Ion is 's:stt f., ts
and tssp The uuney for rwssd. ~ Lake-et. GUN
hY0EE~
55LSm..a 9DAS!iti, " l.ADlfs. ~, ~ 81 ttEs -.
by dere!l TX rrvJrrt. md paving for ht. s4sc1
tistInfnk Adm ii L. TfIlinN LtErr.
, 1870-04-14

SIN .t44 ~ 4 III. Moon rees-. 5is- Gsn- p m
So: rt,..,..e!H j. n Mauu arts.. h. 81 m. L. m
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-12-03
CurIOsities of the Census.

A Southern census taker says: "As
for the ages of the negroes, that is
almost entirely matter of conjecture,
so far as my experience goes, nineteen
out of twenty cannot tell within ten
years of how old they are, nor are
parents more accurate even with re-
gard 70 their very young children.
John was born in cotton picking
time, de year before freedom struck de
earth; Jenny was two months old
when Massa Charley got wounded In
de war; Sal was born about de time
Massa built his new gin house; Jim
was born In de Christmas week of de
year when de frost kid de taturs."
Such are the data from which we col
lect the ages Of the children, while
the years of the older persons are n
matter of more uncertain conjecture. 4"
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-12-03
THE WIFE TO HER HUSBAND.

tThc following beautiful ef:'usion is from
the pen of a member of the Society oi
Friends" II has won several husbands
from the bnr-roem to their domestic hearth
May 1t win many more:
You took me, william, when a girl, unto
your home and heart,
To bear In all your after fate fond and
faithful part;
And tell me, have ever tried that duty to
forego,
you were sunk in woe?
No; would rather share your tear than
any others glee-
For though you're nothing to the world
you're all the world to me;
You make a palace of my shed, this rough
hcwn bench n throne;
There's sunlight for me in your smiles, and
music IN your tone.
look upon you when you sleep-my eyes
with tears grow dim,
| cry, q, parent of the poor, look down
from Heaven on him;
Behold him toll from day to day, exhaust
ing strength and soul;
q, look with mercy on him, Lord for thou
canst make him whole.
And when at last roviving sleep has on my
cye-lids smiled,
How oft are they forbade To close in slum-
take the little inurmurer that spoils my
span of rest,
Aud feel it is part of thee I lull upon my
breast,
There Ia only one return crave, may not
need IL long,
And II may soothe thee when I'm where
the wretched feel no wrong;
ask for no less frugal fare. II such as
have does not
Suffice TO make me fair to thee, for more
murmur not.
but would ask some share of hours that
you on clubs boStOw;
or knowledge which you prize So much,
might not something know?
Subtract frOm meetings amongst men,
each eve, AN hour with me,
Make me companion OF your soul, as
may safely be.
II you Will read, I'll sit end work and
think when you're away:
Less tedious | shall pass the time, dear
william, Of your stay
\ metc companion soon I'll be, cen OF your
studious hours,
Aud tcanher OF those little oncs you call
our cottage towcrs.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-12-03
A Wonderful Freak OF Nature

a gentleman residing at Carding-
ton, O., in u postscript to a business
letter to Messrs. Strong IL Armstrong,
dated the lith ult., describes freak
Of nature or mOnstrOsity, which is
exciting the wonderment of Carding-
ton and vicinity. He says:
1--WE have u mOnstrosity a short
distance from here that will beat the
world. Last Tuesday morning lady
gave birth to u double child. III is OF
the natural length Of u child, with
perfect head ON each end. On one
side there are two perfet legs with
feet, this side only is the gender ap-
parent-that of female. On the
other side there IL one leg, which is
as large as both the others and ap.
pears to be double; the foot displays
eight toes. The creature is healthy.
1t takes food well at both mouths
and digests well. There is but one
set of bowels, and it had but one
navel string. One end pW cry at q
time! I think the old woman will
say "Did you ever?"
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-12-03

A DEPUTY Sheriff in Keene, New
Hampshire, had a habit, when any
thing occurred to him which he had
forgotten to state, of quickly raising
his right hand with the foreiinger eX.
tended, prefacing the remarks with
the exclamation, "By the way" II
being once his duty as crier to give
notice of the opening of the court, he
began, " Hear ye! all persons hav-
ing anything to do before the Court
Of Common Pleas, draw nigh, give
your attention, and ye shall be heard.
Here he sat down, but remembering
that he had forgotten the finishing
touches, instantly rose and exclaim-
cd: "By the way, God save the
State of New Hampshirew
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-12-03

THE COMING END OF THE RADI-
CAL PARTY.-The New York World
has leader OH "the approaching dis
solution of the Republican partly
Among the evidences of its moribund
condition are its disastrous defeat i'm
New York, the overthrow of Grants
policy In Missouri, the domestic quar-
rel growing out of Grants weakness in
writing the Cox letter, Buffers de-
claration that nothing can save the
party but war with England, for
Canada--and last, but not least,
Wendell Philips formal announce
ment that the party now "has moth
ing to do but to rot" All that is
Radical testimony, the World re-
minds us, whereupon the editor con-
cludes
The Republican party is like o
worn out ship with rotten timbers,
which may continue to make voy-
ages, but is certain to be wrecked by
the first heavy seas and rough wealth
er.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-12-03

BALTIMORE, Nov. %. The Havana
regular mail steamer from Vera Cruz
arrived yesterday, bringing later
news from Mexico. During the dis
cussiOn of the proposition to extend
the free zone much ill-feeling was
manifested against the United States.
1t was at length declared expedient
to extend the free zone Many mem
bcrs Of Congress, when the final vote
was taken, announced as their reason
for voting for the measure that the
United States had demanded the re-
moval OF the free zone, and they
wanted to express their defiance IL
the Yankee Government. Other
members stated that Mexico WAS In.
Vulnerable, aud asked no favOrs from
Others nations. She would, In case o
necessity, drive out the people o
other countries.
The conditions tackled on the re
hauntepec railroad bill were such ~
TO render the concession nominal
worthless. President Ju req return
eel the bill 10 Congress with certain
observations and IL Is believed th,
measure will pass In an acceptable
shape at an eirly day.
a gunsmith at Puebla now manu-
fnctures the Remington gun.
Sonora will pay $500 In future ~
!cyery Indian scalp instead Of 800.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-12-03
The Negro.

The Holly Springs Reporter vivid.
ly Describes the negro As he is:
We hear complaints of the negro
In every section of our country. In
town IL Is almost an impossibility "a
get negro cooks; and when obtained
they leave on the slightest pretext
and when the slightest pretext Is no,
given, they attend "meetings" every
night, and shout and scream till
morning, and are untitled for work
during the day. In the country many
and cotton and corn are running in
the fields. A great many have gone
in debt for clothing, supplies and
gew-gaws, and owe more than their
crops will realize. They argue, there
fore, that IL is folly to pick out cotton
and gather corn for other men to en-
joy. Our crops are poor enough, in
all conscience, and the Incidence and
worthlessness of the negro are max
ling them five fold worse. We learn
that In some neighborhoods the ne
groes leave their work for whole days
together TO attend negro militia meet
ings and negro funerals. A friend
informs us that they are preaching
the funerals Of negroes who died IF.
teen years ago. If the negro does
not improve, and bitter experience
tells us there is little hope, other labor
will have to be introduced, or farm.
ers will be compelled to cease their
efforts to make crops. The condition
of the entire southern country Illus
trates forcibly the tendency and ef-
fects of rad ical reconstruction and
negro legislation.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-12-03

DON'T stay latter than eleven
o'clock when you spend the evening
with pretty friend-the wisest and
wittiest man in ChristendOm becomes
n bore after that hour.
Don't believe any woman TO be an
angel. II you feel any symptoms OF
that disease, take dose OF sage tea
and go 10 bed---it Is much n malady
"a the smallpox, and 1t IL your busi-
ness to get over ii rs quickly y az possi-
bic. An angel, indeed Ifyou don't
find out pretty soon that she lacks
considerably more than the wing, we
are mistaken.
Don't make up your mind about
any creature In bright ribbon ant
velvet rosette without first asking
your sisters advice. Depend upon
IL, one woman can read another IL
five minutes.
And above all, don't think tha
you must keep your lady-talk ant
yOurgentleman-talk In separate budg
cts, labeled aud assorted, unless ynl
want the girls to laug Ia their sleeve
at your wish-washy sentinentalisms
Talk To them iu frank, manly way
rs you would to an intelligent gentle
man Don't suppose, because the.
are women, that they don't know
any ythiug.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-12-03

LONG, LoNG AGo.-The snow was
so deep in Cheshire county, New
Hampshire, last winter, that it was
difficult for persons meeting with
teams to pass.
An accentric citizen, well known
in this county, and having a defect
in his speech, was coming to the vii.
lage with horse and sleigh, and
being about to meet stranger with
n team, exclaimed:
"Turn out turn out my fathers
dead !"
Upon which the stranger, with
much difficulty, turned out and gave
him the entire road.
After he had got fairly by, the
stranger turned and inquired OF him
when his father died; to which the
grief-harrowed citizen responded that
his venerated parent had peacefully
sunk to rest "about fifteen years
ago."