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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-06-16

a young lad in Wesley, Me-, few
days since, was 30 poisoned as to nearly
cause his death by walking over land
where super-phosphate had been spread.
The little fellow had crack in his heel,
and the poison communicated with his
blood.
Sarsaparilla and Queens Delight,
when properly combined, makes the
most powerful blood purifier known.
Ask for DIR. TuTT's. is
PoLLooK's S. Meals furnished at oil
hours.
If you consult your welfare, fail not
to read the advertisement headed "BAD
BLOOD" is
Drinkists, go to Pollock's.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-06-16

WEDLoC1<---THE BASIS OF CIVIL
soCIETY.-Essays for Young Men, on the
honor and happiness Of Marriage, and the
evils and dangers of Celibacy-with sanitary
help for the attainment of mans true position
IN life. Sent free, in sealed envelopes. Ad-
dress, HOWARD ASSO OCIATION, Box p, Phil
adelphia, Pa. Nav "a 3mo
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-06-16
Special Notices.

We arc authorized to announce EDWARD
F. STOKES, ESQ, of Greenyille, candidate
to represent the people of the Fourth Congress
sional District Of South Carolina in the Con.
gress Of the United States, at the ensuing
election in October.
Principles es-DEMOCRATIC.
n5 The papers Of the Fourth Congress
sional District will please insert until ordered
out. Nav o.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-06-16

TO the poor creature. enfeebled in mind and
unstrung, and countenance dowr.cast.
, 1870-11-17
ELECTION RETURNS,


The Board Of canvassezs Of the votes cast at
the 1a:e electtoul nn1ned their lAboes yestessay,
20 far II the mere cauyasatrg is concerned, and
nothing remains for them to do but to decide AZ
owhetaer Or not they viii reject one Of two doubt
~ ~ snd tnen e aod up eercsai columns
ing totals viii not be changed:
ess: Ses ess Koss, ssss; daiIoss3, Sssg
1lsJ.op. 6,6ls: Phelps, 6.i:e: Coo;oanEh, a979:
lowentha:, *.sla: Wheeler, t,css; Danoids, Iass;
1ssns N@ssys;n.s e.; AZ se{b@enF: bs:s s
Waite, hxa: Williamson. hssl; Buriey, hass: !:
sosoe, As;s; senne. a1ss: Ogden. s,e91; 1nin.s,
.s1 ~ Sn'ftsy Fyd ,AsImafons sI1 s'os; Atwood
1ne denrcs tor Representatives In the Ninety
dfth District hare nos yet been addcd- up. In lie
highest Democratic Tote-7t;, and HpmnnScS
ihc lowest Repuhncan-1,soa
The time Of ne bo*Ed WIS 1akcn up, yesterday,
u great part in listening to The counsel Of would.
be Aldermen. In the First Ward, Biohiue, whe
received GO votes 10 ca for knIckelbpcEeE.
claimed that scfe!N persons whose names
wtshout compiling With the necessary conditions.
and urged The board 10 examine the books and
bA1ota. md II hia assertion waA true 10 reject tho
Of authority.
A. J. coHtgan objected to Nj. Schmidt recesr-
inE ihe certificate Of election for Alderman OF tue
sixth ward, became some ballots wete c2ss
wherein Waa the name " Smith, and stiIl others
on which there Eaa Sinidt-r The board held
that they bad no Jurisdiction in tho matser AND
gave Mt. Schmidt the certificate Of election
u: ulldretn ohjectsd 10 the vots polltd 1t the
Filth Ixeciuct of the Eighth Ward being counted
Aaalnlt httc, for The reaAon That the polls werc
kept open after rc!ock, IN violation of Section
16 Of the Election l2FA The bo2ru decided NOT
to hear evidence Il the case, and not to 60 back
Of the rrtuIu8.
c +. reIaolat objected TO the vo.s Of the Third
Precinct Of the Eleventh Ward being counted
aeaints him, for tna reason that he Judges were
drunk and pulled on psStefs with hts name on
from he tickets The beard gave the sA1e de-
C!s!on As ID the other caseA 1854.
BY the ofncIa1 returns Ia The Eighth Ward. Bal.
leJf majority is 1o4: Bateh1mfs IN the Stntn. loe
Is: wlttecE, In the Twelfth, g, and Accanrryi
In The Eighteenth, q.
, 1870-11-17
ROUMANIA,
Lecture By B. f. Pclxotto.
History OF the county-Persecution of
thu Jewa

u,p
States Consul to Rou,aan,s. d.,Ivsrrd ~ = iecture
last evening, 1t No, Ii Rsnaolnh s.re., m tho
5eHa N tnat county. There wsa fair sttend-
Gioduoea ,ae iecturers A >'A MIG sH'1' "A -
At.ss SONS general tsu1z,n on history. progress,
history Of Roun.nts, telling oi tne time rbeu il
ssd efaee a rss Hsa a9ssea g r. s
country, untn he caue down 70 the eleventh cen
tnEy, when t6e country vaa divided into WaliA.
RagaEet I was spoken Of, aud 70 Kas the con-
9oeaEof Rnu uantA by The Tn11 4 long time ago.
The TURK kept held OF the country for 4 consid-
ne VOID @ fs as atss I'd e.. see 'a
real estate 70 MS vtat posseas1ons, 20 that when
be went To war with T1rkey be would
Peter to e1tent he power Of Rn1s,a oFer T Tussey,
Was Inherited BY h!s successor. and resulted IN
making Roumaala The hattle-neid for Turkey and
name to spell, raised tns pepuoiican tisT IN hIs
native land, but 1t waa no use; he and the nag
wtnt 1ndeE
MoldavtA and Wsllachta unsil 1854, when they left
in hurry, having more pressing business Ia and
stcund senaatonol 81 The trcsty Of Paris. Ron-
rome turbulence, Alexander Couza WAS se.ecsed
as fort Of king. and IN 1861 constituent as
scnbly met In Bucharest, and made some to(er-
cary reforms.
There were three claSses Of people IN Rou-
man1h, the nobles, the middle, and the lower
clauses. The later were destitute Of religion,
children In warm water eyeEy day, no matter how
! the thermemoter stood. They we're given To pipes
@ ana tonseco H. and a he men we're espaole of vast
| ou earth Or anywhere else. The women were
Seiy aseI0l tnefe. Taey had to DO everything,
farming. wcarlng, aad walking, while tness gal
1 kA1S GU3S&1Q8 EFf4 comfortable elevated On TIM
, 1870-11-17
TIE BIRDS.
Fonltry Show at Metropolitan Hail.--Harc
Fowls nnd Their ExhIbigur4.

There are great msnJ feashered strangers In
town, attending the archaeological convention
now In session Al Library Han Tnsv rce+ an
T,..,.~ s,a -. h,.- ~ Nes ".
Auesaa1, anu We pug! ~ oAy sesterdaTr End
VIII DC ous3 tooA4 eoo to"morrow. ExrlY Ia the
morning, tbont kun1lse, they begin business by
nniss IA fne turt fn ne rcer n e1tSrrs- a. Tne
Convention Is sttcuded bI delecstes Tno cistra 10
be Of ToJSl jtneasr. some beion1tno n ree1l
nf lie Hs7arnanootE linen ,,1ere sre snSne fron
tnsr ~ sre nro,d cf tn.,1 S1rn NIL IA hi1s
~ Th.rr ~ - 1rasss Il, ~ 1. .uu 1eka
er1Sas ~ T,fnrr me 1n,r ,s1ar ~ @Sa -. La
iestess Z - ~ n1oE; N9t n9t,aaa ~ t,.sS
, 1870-11-17
WOMAN SUFFRAGE ASSOCIATION.
Delegates Chosen to the cleveland CouveE.
sion-Rcsolutio. nnd Talk.

The Executive Committee Of tho luIaois
Woman Suffrage State Associauoutmct yesterday
afternoon At Lower Farwell Hail, to take action
In reference TO sending delegates TO the conven.
ton to be held at Cleveland On the 18Th and ioth
At previous meeting Of the Cook County
Woman Suffrage Association, Judge Bradwell
had expressed wish that the Illinois State As
sociation would become auxiliary to the North
western Association, and that = meeting OF the
Executive Committee be held for the purpose Of
electing delegates to the Cleveland Convention to
pron,ute uuiiy Of action, II pcssihle- The meet
Judge DradTell took tue chair, and Or. Blake was
appointed II secretary.
the chAirmAns
sa y 70 .sss .se g.
e :. @
oas IT. oe fs sF IT, sae q sans e si
x::esi.tea .u..isr5 70 saa American Woman
en- We~.n sasi,ss A.'oa,nsn ,!is a.ve taken %
r. H,.s: weS.n s. ss:s
e sls saa . r. e : q 4 L 1. ii
srpe.ss sha sfa.s iistsa ga *. Spea ~
81. E * <.
toF nnion md u that eass iaaIneaatsay Atter the
eons'tnIon. Tesuessea e :. meet!ne Il she STATE
asoa safen 81 the eaou
tfons.. The meeting proceeded 70 talk.
d. sAs sees e e IT, a. a.
hut BE- did rot thlnk 1t WIS possible. he. thought
the West should strike ont In M Independent path
Ir. Babbltt hsd been .nach troubled with al
the qua1Teis about these national associations.
, 1870-11-17
H0iEL PERSONALS.

6u1kxAn uoUaK.
Among the Arrivals n this hotel, yesterday.
were the following: c. II. Lawrence, New York;
E. Pickett o. g. 4: 2. O.Wymau And wife, ONO
J. II. Gates, St. Paul; E. n. Cort, PnllsdelphiA;
j. T. Hclderman, Cincinnati: C. Il. Conn. bufA-
lo:P McPnerson. England: J. L. Davies, Iowa;
]. 3. Speed, ken.ucky: E. p. euees, Cincinnati
J. z cc1dict, New ToIk
Il TRKNoNT HOUSE,
Among the Ar11ysla at this hotel, YESTERDAY,
wefe the following: g. AyeE, Boston; J. o. VII
itAns, Massachusetts: 8. Vessel sud wife, Ten
ptssee: c. II, 0asrettsou and Hlfc, Philadelpht1
C. T. B2tues, ST. Louis; 4. French, PtlI1ouIJs z.
4. luton and wife, New York; s. 4 Ware, Ne
htasks, l. Carter. Denver.
BRIGGS HouEx-
Among the Arrivals 1t this hotel yesterday
wesr the following: u. caddiuz, Cnlled Sts:es
Bean, Cellfosn!a: c. Draper and family, st. Ions
J. s. BALDWIN, Memphis; g. B. Aiken and w1c,
Baltimore; L L Hor, United SsAtes Army: g.
". McCuue. Iowa; a. c. Mckee, Slr&tnlk: n.
Conway, Canada; s. Il. n Hail anu wife,
buffalo.
PltXKR H0rsK.
Among the arrivals At this hotel, Eesfe1ua{
wife the following: ]. u. Pelton and family. C.
Il. Hog den and family. Troy; @. Maxwell Con-
nect,cut. ]. r. Thompson, KsnBas; J. a. Ho!mes
Ct. Lsuis; A S Robinson, Kentucky; g. P. Wild
Syracuse. - ---...
Fl. JAMES HoTxL
Among the afTiVaA At this hotel, yesterday
we're the following: S. n. Hefsey. Bangor: C. D
Williams. New Hampshire: A. II. Comstock
Michigan: T. F. KtRE and wife, iowa; L Mann
Massachusetts; W. @. Wood, Fulton; i. b Buell.
New York: ]. n. Post and wife, Iowa; J. G
Thompson, Paxou.
, 1870-11-17

ABOUT nse years ago, the Northwestern Mann.
iacseftrS Company. which is tocs,ed On So,rn
Jenefson stseet, between Lake aud Rsndolnt
tueetp, IN ths city, connected the naaufactura ii
Wtrkt, and, although .hey nAre had r.r1 .+1a 1nea
nAve succeed In building up rety isfTn ha,ane:s
u sans o!eoen OF 1AdustTT- They have T1s ths11
ripe woEks The present season nlrh, aud DIV sI3
na.nT dAlF over ten tons OF iron, and M mn
qnautJ OF pipe produced tnerefrom cteateS 4 I;e
m4nd Tor II not only In the NoItn West mi snn1S
vest but Is far East ~ Ohio and rennsJissnisasI
tAct that q highly credltsble to The sk1H ~
ene1f1 81 fhi1 nrns which kAa nearly four hQndres
randA employed n lta vsltou1 Departments Of il
tlukrJ. ~ :.
, 1870-11-17

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s,7n-r1rtsi .na csn sasuv 10 Ian,.HtsG anS 49, 49,
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~ T"rdcnniS nsu srra 49, ~ ..1.r.i ssas
iae ~ - ~ nIs Hn1, ~o-n. !. ~ ss = 20 ,s 49,
@stnonr mnSn hr, NJ. 80 - fn,. s,. o;o
wtsho.,t rnrfo,r.ng nnt!S 80 n ~ ~ ~ ~ r1a rA9
,nn.uei Gsma.e NJ Ensh. vns.ss ~ ~ aeaS
enT.nsnntnia in III cHtfnI, ~ 1sas ~ ~
Msnrer sn1 ri3d mn inco1s1a.s.h,t u 49, ~ 10y
-st1rs, fns 1nnrssa ~ ~ ..o see ny ~ @
.se,rr1os - foe ths s.cs,nH es 1Sucsl Aas p4p-
r. - yono11. ~ ~A' 'S104 Seossa1 baA evening" u
! np.t-a The F1,hen,sna
K.ssTs Wis Easis,a IL 81 =
I Piano Solo-Fzatskc. ~Nerihsn.......A- w.,,,
M Janss L HsAH s"1A
T. Andsnts and Re9do-" Ah aon gtnge.n
eoonAmoo!a .Bel1ni
4 x,1,r,n s,11N-n ~ Gtafa nn 4esass 1assoss. ,.n.
s,arnr 'ssee sae%elajyiSi'.''..'...'--suseA
s. 6o1x-s MeIn Ensri~ =. N'''N' r...,
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s Dnef- IAddo". ,poul1stA
xls eAa'u Lossss Kstseev o.x 5fo.or r 2a~6sla-
, p.o.. Ftnr1.
l. 0siaa-1he Ansho.'a WaShed" .B11hala
!. eoux-~ p.rnns. IL NJ 1seaGza'd seasx.
doW4 ....... -. ~, s.sno. A. r. po...
csupesed IL asd s.s1 S 1fss xssi.: Hs1tess
49, y, 1aHss r. EaAA.
: IN os4a ...e n
T. THO" Eayixsuti". 1880. .Raudeee.Y
Afss ksilesV sd ksasrs Hando~oii ond Raado4t
A'r1c1KRH IAIArhK.
!. Maggie Mitchell made her appearance again In
, 1870-11-17

AHseeftsueovs
olneV1st named Il. L Htrcourt, enksaed tn
o1slne1s ~ No. l16 North Carpenter street, xas
AlARned before Jusuce HolsinRsou, yes{efday.
on tae caafge Of hastatuy, preferred bf rrepos.
ENSssnR {oong girl Of E1teeu, named Er1e NJ
St!inn. u anpeaEs th2; thcy lodged Ut The same
LAC III taas as she saJs. the apotheca1y wrought
1st 5aln. A6HeSsr. Dr, ua1roQft I brothef
y. kne aeiendtnt, Appeared as I witness In the
f1se, 49,, auo Ieanned that the complainant had IN
suanxu o nan some time ago, that her tn{ercstinc
sanaiuon Nas dye to crln,inal Intimacy Win ner
sssseIs 19a1 me Doctor must have uisunderstisod
neI, !of sne meant his hsnther Tbe Conrf seemed
70 Innk that the ccnaptain1nt.s 6torf ras tSe tine
v1s, " 40 aeld tue defendant fpz dtsl In natf Of
CSLne ale Of blooded stock At the Stock Yar,a.
i' r. ~ gsen psnressinz Tor couple Of days
-Mlenael K2R1n, mate OF The schooner saco-
mas Azsisned before Commissioner HoTne rrs
!esua3. on ne charge OF 2Ssa41vnr Searn.n Wr1
ato2fs, on fox Island The accused Eas ne1d for
-lnete will he = late HYDE Psrk sr,in- sn.n,r-
meDtA 0s f"N sases INC kmtses
The resldenee OF Jane Ess1er. No es v.s.
MAatsoa street.. Kas bu,g1a,iousIy entered issf
e;, and robbed o. valuable gold w4tcn and
, 1870-11-17
BUsINEss NOTICES.

Chaf1ey. wish When you come up tonight you'd
step Into your druggists and get me = bottle Of
Plantation BttterA Be suFs and get tho genuine.
going to do with Plantation Blttets:
Wife. Eve1Tbody that I know IL In ecstacJ
over PLANTATION Bittern, and An going to Try
them myBeM AN assured By several Of my
ITenda hat the Bsters will cure my dyspepda. Gad
at the SANG time do away Win that terrible
n7usea which you knnw am at times subject 70.
want Is tonic, and that Plantation Bltters Is the
best that can be got.
Charley. Itts Just the thing, my dear: and Il
Is stIapge tAAtt had not thou2ht Of Il before.
, 1870-11-17
THE SPORTING WORLD.
Tho Lat yyhito Stocking Game.
Their Observation-Disclosures Good
! Bsnts.
'Rudolphe's Customary Quib.
blc6.


EutJK STOCKINGS yX PICKED NIkL.
Thc complimentary benefit 70 tho White Stock.
tngs, n D. xteE Park, yesterday Afternoon, proved
to he srRn atldr in polnt Of attendance, owing
to The fact that the weather VIA but
slightly above the freezing point On this
scoount not more thAn two hundred
people were present, and for the same, very many
Of the players who had been expected 70 consu-
tute the picked nine failed to put IN IN appear.
ancc, 30 thss uIne had to be made up 81 btst It
could The play was what might have been ex.
pected of benumbed nnKers-loose tnd careless
on 10th ktdes-she mora 30 that the White Stock.
tnRs spared Flynn to the picked nine, nnt played
with but eight men, leaving centre 1eld attogeIh-
er vacant The game was called at the close OF
favor Of the White Stockings, as folloTa:
, 1870-11-17
TIE LAW COURTS.
Damages for Lost I.imbs.
Rules to Determine Va1ue Of Lands
Taken for South Park.


p.upo.n r.sk-,A pAxAorp KxrlnTk
Tne rh,carn. Rock 1slkud 4 Pacific Railroad
cor,nany :. Ntenael Dlgnan. Appeal from snpe-'
r,or 9ou1t This VA m action brought b% Ap-
r,,,r< In The court below, 70 recover for pernonA
tntur,ex-tne lns1 Of m arm a13 heeI-rceeired
nct,tsc1 81 $3.50. Appellee was trae1-repalref,
rrun.oyet BY the Michigan Southern RssiroAd Com
rAny. Iae had been tn the compauJt employ
ru<rt, ~ twttehn1n And tt1ck-rcpatfrf. TOT about
four Scara. The occurrence came on On Cla1k
street. between Twelfth and Sixteenth streets,
whesr arc two main tracks. used In common By
,nc Michigan Southern Company aud appellants.
- vel n numefouB yard track connected with
1he MAN track hy switches. Being at work On
the ezsl main rack. aa tfain came on, be atepped
tlask, and being there, he wa1 Struck by
= n ffht car p1occrdtnE by it8 ovu momentum
north1sId on he track ,Euocked down md caught
ufe " ,oa: nc O. s sa
ffe.up ~ damages The CouEE required Tt7Asf-
t..*r VI ta,Cst. OF else would grsut 4 new Trial
peiled. Or the part Of appcllant argued sais The
Treo:d fhuNs i case Of negligence On tae PIT VI
ar;t lice.
Jcf,n Shei4iou It ii :. yaseb Il Patterson, Ap-
n 81 fsru Superior Court, Tnts is ~ Acuo2 20
{us. cIu*e three mortgages, one e1Seaaoa MsIo y.
WtscSh>sr. and tvo Smaller ones e1een;sa aisss e.
frur4raxrr. removed to lnioo!a- Tue defence "a
The yu.ftssses was TINT they *ete usuaoa4 AI~
su'd fo1 arprant that - ssntract hss beeo de-
tr,tuiusrI hy tJ.cres In tae ssa1e 9i MLscoaGa'
TINT u 10 ii the paat'es *as r. ,s.
*,,-tr,s ia f.cf. lad Il %, be Fpserned By Wis
ct,.,n ixw aud rot IL that OF Illinois, u It's con
ss1uessn and IN determining l's vslid'sy; ~ To-
thc Other mcttEsres II MA afSueo tnAt tnes
wese beih uscrtous undeF our hW.
RECORD, -..
IN James ThpEupSou :, Charles FoHansoGe CT
Nfst0 Aside E3OtdtS-
, 1870-11-17

Coughs and Colds arc Often Over.
looktd. 4 continuance Ior any length Of time
causes irritation Of the Lungs or SOME Throat
Dl,ease. Brown's Bronchial Truches arc offered
with the fullest confidence In tnctr e1lcacJ,
giving almost tnrar1ably sure and immediate re-
lief.
Owing to the good reputation and popularity Of
the Trochcs. many worthless and cheap limitations
arc uHe Cd, which art good for nothing. Be- sure
To ohtatn the true "BRoWNS BRONCHIAL
TRQCuES.n Sold everywhere,
, 1870-11-17

SOUTH SIDE coCHr.
Joun MaoE1n was charged with larceny There
d:y, iso,ed near Adams saeet @ 6r'dse y JOE In
While wandering ahont the place, discovered 1t,
c1almsn i as biz md T. dtss5 saled
Inc rtre ,hcr, nnd, upon Roing to The place, missed
taken il sway would return, he secresea himself. iii
held Il So al TOT 1T tris 1nn III eu''0a lie Wa
street, was eha1ged viii atteupans 70 reduee n s1 t.
rrostituuon Mary Lautsa Bln4ham, . miss il
yeaIs of aEe; NearlJ all the morning session wa4
occupied ia hearing the details, which were unaS
for p1blIcst1oO. The defence contended thet
MAT had been ID house OF prostitution before
she went to Fosters. and that there was no forca
the contrary, TINT abe sssented witltnEiy. Man
Is bright sharp mtss, and betrayed BY her an
EWeis tnst she Eas not 20 innocent as they tded
10 make out The prisoner was held tn $&QQ bntl
lot further hearing this morning.
nearly beat Alice stcwart 70 death week ago.
1ai .z5s + wSnesS!sT N sS. former friend Of rs aa
ppea is Sset doo9
her night clothes. She went TO the Armory, se.
cured ~ officer. and Cornelius WAS arrested He
Ellen Flynn was up for druntenne.a. She
pleaded guilty. but in e1tenuation said she lived
On the Ridge, and came down tuwn to bury tn7
u dEI Rtl LQfAeq U11fte
down eomehow- she areed hiE Honor % let hes
60, and when he did 50, she c1tled upon C2d knti
all the saints to bless him.
-Jemes 1EJer. the i1ttytdual who broke tuto
thS act OF leaving with rutt OF Clothes was held
in 500 bail to arawes at the Criminal Cour1
William johnson wAs caaght unhitchinR an.
that he intended to steal It, he was lined 50 fol
getting caught
-Hsnnah Mccoy, one OF Mrs. connell,s re.a
was assessed IS lor ludulS1ng In too muco Wh1s'
key.
NORTH SIDE COURT.
John Cochran became Intoxicated On Tuesda5
night, and. wh,le going acrpss Rush street bridge,
cccoaniered policeman Shurer. The two en-
safe1 Ia conversation, which Was terminated
bJ John SEEING tho ofdc>r and throwing hin,
down anc e1ca iEg him. After some difficulty, be
wss @ ssaen a. to 81 the ioek.np In default OF S. hs
Fred Heit, young man who has been visit
ttR boarding houses, securing boarsi, aud ieaytno
Suddenly With somebotys clothes, WIS arrested
house corner OF Division and Wcns s!rpcss, aud
Vas making o1 with half . dozen coats, when ht
waH obFerred and captured. He was committed
inank*eF At the Criminal Court
Florence DonarAn VIA found drunk. tyinp On
Wells street bridge, with 1lsl-9d in hts pocSef
| ue Wa dnca SO for not taking better care 81
WEST EIDE coun1.
| Lg smith, va8 Of fonR-staudlug, WAS as
Eessed *aos anu sent to the Bstdewell to work i
| ~ f1ltarn DI1au, who arnuses himself b. beat
ting his wife, was charged IS for the privilege.
Sh ssnt to m see Reform School 1tras found ont tna
Eort 70 co:rert h!.u, and that he had been beafc5
WIN boo, which, however. did not silence hin
Or rteEent bin f,om earring on IL manner =
l School teacher. He had not been guilty Of con
duct which would iustfy his commls1sl to Ii,
Reform School, 60 The Justice discharged hin.
, 1870-11-17
Cowardfy Asault.
r rnn~ =

SV"&f014 ANAu5t.
fessefdaF noon 9 colore n,sn nama, Io,,r
S9nss n';s Sn9s ne john Jones compeny Win
detbesT on a,sen e zTess1Ean. q NJ van
Ito stEects, and ordered dinner ~ ~ H ri, ~
Was viewed a. an nnpasdonahle Lee nf nret,rnsI m
tlon by quA1tetre Of rnwdies sasa - snnths,
and other heavy artillery. He wasm,sii1 hest
en-: Last evening August Gunden.n ,.y n1.y
rMne, ta1 a ,and sfsn1 Malcolm wetn Asressa On ~
ASSAULT, and we're lodged In the AuoYJ, ~ '"'
, 1870-11-17

Certificate OF nn Eminent Chem tsts
-1hayc made a careful chemical analSBis Of the
Sozodons, from an impartial sample purchased by
me personally, from leading drug house OF this
city, but nothing OF au injurious Or Objectionable
character has been found in its composition.
JAMES G. PoHLx, n. D.,
Analytical Chemist, 80 Broadway, Sew York.
Late Dr.. JnMes r. Chiffon l. Co.
, 1870-11-17
Prgilism.

rRizE-FI1Hr N IOWA.
DCBCQUE,s Iowa, Nov IA pr1ze-lcht came
J cil thls forenoon, near tlia city, between MlKe
OTonnor olia. ed-Headcd Nike, y OF St. Louis,
nEd M J: c ciaEk. psintsT. Of Tits city, Ia which
| fifteen minutes CLARK WAS knocked completely
\ ont Of time. .o'concor got only one aliSht blow
IN The nose
, 1870-11-17
Circuit Court.
fttfn fARx-s1RTuER Rrlu As 70 pAxAaE OK

Ann Rat.~ - ,eaNpA4hA1!uN
y, n...ss =. The South i1rk Commissioner.
~. stnss ae' ot dsmasea Tor the taking. uadeT
fn,f ~ ~ z ast Of tnat portion Of he south
hnr!A, HanRc H. commencing st Yhc s,rrts,{ ~, -
or, e. q Hs1d soSth na!f tncuea soasn % TudI
tnc ntAce nl neRinnln4. Tue CQxnmissionsaTs -
aWndtd 700 to Mr. Bailey; aae clSiined TN
to- The hearing oS the cAa1e IN TN cnurs ~
cup!eo oEG TWO week. the main question befnr
1hr AFertanng Of ths actual value pf tila lsn1 81
The date oitae sauaeaston OF the PaIx 1ct b he
, 1870-11-17

American and Sxika watches, diamonds, go1td
silver ana platsd-Nere OF cpefy description, sle-
CANT stJles Of tewoly. gold cAsins, opera gtaases
and ayeJtn1nX pertaining 10 the 1ewelsy business
NnGEe KuockB1uf to NoWitn AcHweln, III Late
6f1ees. Watch repairing u nAde speciality
, 1870-11-17

DT, Ukellcy, we-knDwn physician of Tits
city, died yerS suddenly at his residence. No. 500
West Mndiaon etreet, At o'clock yesterday morn
ing. It u said that The habits Of the deceased
had Of late been somewhat iutemperate. Dr..
okeIley was Is years Of age, and leaves wife
aud one child. The Coroner held an inquest over
tho remains yesterday afternoon, and the Jul;
found the cause Of death to have been apoplexJ.
eeriously burned BY a kerosene oil exololion on
Sunday evening, Died ut the residence OF her pa-
rents, No ~ Canal 8tteet, on Tuesday evening"
An Inquest WIS held over the remains ycsteT-
day.
-Mr. D. pyo,s, 4 member Of thea IN Of Holmes,
PTo1s Co, doing business at Nos. Is and ID
Ntrth Jefferson street, met With 8erioua Acct-
dent at O'Clock yestarday morning. While drlv-
ing along Milwaukee aveuue In buggy. hla
strong fence, dernoltshed the vehicle, and threw
.. the occupant heavily to the ground. MI. PJott
now suffers from d!slocated Shoulder, aud severe
Z, 1,,pjurtes about his head aud hack. He was con.
Y Sycd to hta residence No 50 Fry street, whert
= Is being attended BY Drs Taylor and Peter
, 1870-11-17
AMUEEMEMI1.
kELLUEG CONCERTS.

AMUEEG4EWX0s
KELLOGG CONCERTS.
=, MISS CLARA LOUISE
EE1TsIao&%
Respectfully suoouocea
Two Grand Concerts,
FARwRII4 HALL.
Wednesday and Thur.dny EyenInks, Nov.
A1dsted By the wosiazennwned Ptanist:
Mr. James M. Wehl,
Aud The distinguished Voeslsts,
Mr. Vim. Macdonald and
Stgnor A. RandoIfi.
MR GEO " ooLBy.............--..-.... .Ddrectos.
ADA1ssION-OnoD Dollar. Reserved esafs q cents
extra; for lae 1t tbe Bog Ot5ee. farEsn HsH onJ'
Noy, u NJ object x The taanaSeIsers = 10 etrs tho
Tho Grind Piano Used II xu Mfaa ke@3of4a Ooakasts
webs. cor Fith:a1. and 6le1enth - New York
Qccfa ppea At ~: ernmenee 1t T.
TB06, z TGRNBULtA Business MAnAGsl.
, 1870-11-17

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Metcnrp!ostca9 record for November ,6, 1sa A.
Iepo!tso nt !. y. LAnGguth, JE., ophc!apI ~:
Randolph street correspondent Of TIE snitha11..
ian Institute. The small letters are The inifai.
II re Monas. veernE," IS Renl1e." hiS.s
"dfy, moist atmosphere" 1nin,~ IL,