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The RIVAL Factions ofthe White Pine
Democracy are busily engaged. since
the muhicipnr election AZ Hamilton in
cursiug one another for throwing OF
their candidates. So the News says.
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Send tais along with my effects to 70,
mother, and she will send for my body
The sun., 1870-06-22
Special llUtitrs.


PICNIC GOENS
ana those who want to celebrate the Fourth at little
~ II. MOUQUIN'S,
81 and S3 Nassau St. goou hefrN ,ot clhre ana Mhle
The sun., 1870-06-22
New York Markets,

TUESDAY, June 2i.-FLoUR AND MEAL-The
downward turn which followed the subsldence OF the
and to-day, with decline IN Liverpool the depression
beeame very marked, But to-day, although more IT.
sS,S party IL sympatIy Wu6 lie advance 10 wheat,
and partly pnon q revival 1i export demand
@ @asa aS. Corn S meal and fSc S S9ar "Sh S%chaSSSd d
We. quo,ei superhne state and Western, q 400
OHIO, t5socs.6s5 Western spring wheat extras ,siss
" Western spIlPg wheat couple extras tSy5S r.
eIifss, ,SsSst6; Genssce extras s. ss@ts . city
snipp,ng extras, @@S clly trade and family
] Soathera bsscrs and family brands u 56sSs5; rye
Western jersey, &c, t5SastSiOi brandywine, s565s
usAIS- The late decline in wheat of nearly iOc. from
tho highest pot has reserved speculation, and with
Gsns.s s6eS Snts4 VII AMBER
er and sctiye sales n 900 bush, at se8c FOR
% ySS ssS.adSg sg SSOS wSis SGs. iS Ss
sss Ss ss a ri ss s.o sSS
s,s sisn: ca. a.: ress sa and lower westen 6S04e;
Iea a 70 G,S ,ooat S eu,h store ana ah0a' Win sales
rnoyls,ess-lh he market for all descriptions hos heen
Sust S,SS hS5S Tss aSls sales 800 sS a ,aess for
e6. niess. seller august 500 Beef very anY al Ssa
,a am. SsS.ss iSI prime mess and India neSs, Bee!
i6Heisc ior UicEed hams. and %isSlsc IN SmSSea
hams. Hacon nominal Lard dull but nn" sales sOI
ior prime csrfa steam brsssea Ross sns GSf.' az ~
Shooh siksZooaee dun and prices SteSsiaged W,
Gi94c.S oil goil Rec IN moIcrate Ti,Tms1 and ggm
sales 100 oags ltangoo at ic.' Carolr a-xSXS Moias
se, S1 ssRInSss nrss %SGSrs,Sy s Setys hoes SiEn
vahn 1 arrive on private te---sI k},N~ue Cuba On
The sun., 1870-06-22
GEN. BUrLER,s AMNESTY BILL.
seven Glasses cf Persons Left 20 Wear the
Badge Of Treason-Ne Hope for Bounty

seven Glasses sf Persons Left 20 Wear the
Badge Of Treason-No Hope for Bounty
Jumpers.
wAsHrSeroS, June 21.-The bill reported to-
day bv Gen. Butler provides for q iul and general
grace, amnesty, and oblivion Of certain wrongful
acts, doings or omissions OF all persons engaged
In the war OF the Lite rebellion, perpetrated, In.
Cured, OF forfeited between April II. 1851, and
August 20, 1856 with full restoration OF al rights
and privileges lost or injured thereby and therein.
The folio wing classes Of persons are excepted from
all the provisions OF this act. and none other
I. Whoever. having be'n educated st the Military
Aunnro shall have engaged In the rebel ion OF insur
rection against the unitef States or gvcl aid to the
enemies thereof
2. wnoeve having boca member OF either House OF
the Congress OF the United states shall have engaged
IN the rebellion aganst OF given ard comfort or coun.
member Of the so called Confederate Congress
Whoever shall have held the Office OF one OF the ex
ssentye GsPSIsmsn' q me Goyernmen' e he United
dent. or Judge of Court under the United tates,
and shall have engaged IN IebelliOn or insul ecticn
mics thcreof and whoever ,ha have held either OF the
ike onlces IN the Cohied"ratr States.
T. whoever stall have voted fer or egned any ordi.
nance of secession of any state. OF held the office OF
Governor Of such state while the sauts was In rcoe
non,
Whoever white 10 inc scrvlcc OF the socalleu Con.
federate states treated with cruelty otherwise than
by aatIoiity OF the so.eaiici Con(edcraie States.
moneys Of the Uni;eo stace nrusted 10 them between
tai dates have not duly accounted for and pad over
crctcd puoiic store, Lubc goods, chatcis moneys,
Eiovsion. military and naval property OF the United
l. All desc,tcrs from the army or navy OF the United
States. aud all bounty jun oers.
The sun., 1870-06-22
ALEXANDER,s BONDS.
hrS' Gardeners Confession that She took
the Property from the Person Of Ibe
Dying Man.

Mrs. GARDENERS Confession that She took
the Property from the Person Of ihe
Dying Man.
The investigation before Surrogate Hutchings
respecting the missing property OF Capt John Alex
ander was continued yesterday. John @. Bitter
who accompanied Mrs. Burke, Capt. Alexander's
daughter, ON nrst learning Of her fathers DEATH to
the house OF Ira c, Gardiner In Harlem, where ho
died, testified that Mrs Gardiner at first told Mrs
Burke that he left only tls0 with lock OF hair and
some Confederate money but on being told that Il
was known he had large sum with him, she ad-
mitted she found bag around his neck containing
5000 or 5000 In bonds; that Capt Alexander,
who was then speecLless, made a motion thai that
would be all hers, SO far as she could understand.
Levi RabOld deposed that James W. Graf, Mr..
Gardiner's sonin law, asked him year ago how he
could negotiate bonds whether he conid sell them
over the counter. Jacob u. Freeborn, clerk In
Jay Cooke a Co.'S Danking house, testified that
tran who had been o sch0olmate OF Ills, inquired
for "A list OF stolen bonds, as he wished to know
whether certain bonds naming Virginia and Cali
iorTia bonds, had been stolen and asked also
whether an innocent holder OF stolen bonds could
be arrested, and whether a person coming to sell
bonds had to give his address. Graf also told him
that his fatherin.l mad started him IN tno print
ing business IN Harlem
Adjourned untn Th"-"'"-
The sun., 1870-06-22
A ysRsxrrAs WANTS SONS cuisAurx.
GHouLs ~ CONNECYICUr
The Corpse. Of the Poor to be Chopped up
iu the Yaic Medical Coliegc-The Bii,
which the Yale Professors nre Smug-
gling through the Legislature.

Prom TIE HerfdeA Rscorder.
Our faithful correspondent in New Haven sent
US for Saturdays daily draft OF the bill before
the Legislature which in effect II adopted, ould
revive the old Boil Up Law" Some OF our older
readers will remember something about that law
and the excitement which attended its enactment.
Old residents OF New Haven have not forgotten I,
mob that assembled to tear down the Medical Col.
iege, where 1t was reported, the cellars we're filed
with dead bodies awaiting dissection. Possibly
similar may be enacted there should the bill
before the Legislature pass.
The main provision OF the " Boil Up Law " wa,
that on the death Cf any person whose interment
should be at the expense OF the state, or OF any
town within the State, u no friends appear to claim
the body and give II burial the Authorities might on
application give to the physicians for dissection.
Tie law was a very odious one, particularly to the
poor 1t was enacted by the Democrats. aid the
Wings used 1t verv effectively against the Dcuocra-
cy, pledging themselves to repeal II when they OBJ
taihed the power. The law was enacted In 1Si, and
bears Il 9 signature Of Henry W. EDWARDS, US Gov
ernor, Ebenezer Stoddard, Lieutenant Governor
Samuel IugLnm, Speaker oi the House. The next
year the Miigs were successful elcc,iug Samuel A.
Foot OF Cheshire, Governor, and, in accordnuc CO
with their promises. OF their first acts was to
The law now proposed Is quite as infamous in its
character the old and the action OF its friends
in trying to prevent the people from knowing any:
tring abou; the measure shows that they regard
IL themselves By 1t the BODY Of any deceased per
son whose friends are not near enough to claim It
within twenty.our hours, bc.ongs to the physicians
~ % .ne nu.oliues "re Mng 70 s.o ~, w 'nel' ",u
II the nicndS aie near enough but iall 10 make ue
mand Tor the BODY, IL be given uD Tor dissection
In many cues II woud be impossible ior the
friends of m deceased nerson TO M. notified of his
denth xith;n tvcnt,.,oor hour IN saw mailing ~
n1 ~, w ,,hty ~ s r.. ,is W
tneu ucius aoie W e'Si .he ''e winlh .hn 'ihic'
and they might arrive Just tin time TO hlve tue rrN
tese" OF witnessing the last operation on the dis
scctng table IL might, however be q great q" com.
FORT for them 10 know that the humane law would
The sun., 1870-06-22

The wonderful mechanical
sensational spectacle OF tue
The sun., 1870-06-22

HACK.-In this CITY. on Tuesday. May s. 1870, by
Judge c. L. Mcneil. Charlotte Hack from Michael
LASG.-in this city on Thursday, April q. 1870, by
judge John Il. brady. katharine Lang hom Ferdinand
Lang
LEwIs-I, this city. on Thursday. April H. 1870. by
Judge John II Brady, Mary u. Lews nom George W.
Lewis
Judge John n. McCunn Elizabeth A. IA ron from
Jonn ID, lafrOn.
The sun., 1870-06-22
DI f,F.

CoRtELYou.-At Annadalc, Staten Island, on Mon.
day ypne ~ kzaoeth, vile oi Peer c. CoFIcNou, In
Tne elatly,s aud .Iends ofthc family are respect
inX mMied to attend the funeral q! II o'e ock A. n.
ren,ans WI! &c conveyed TO GFcenvood. Carriages
DoSEGAX."oa Tue. iay. June Il. John. ,econl son
OF BartholOmew ana Mary Anne Dontean, aee1G yyar..
funeral rom tie re,dcnec of his parents. is 6eSeSoisS
st.. near De kalo "y.. Brooklyn. on Wednesday at ~
,.fAl.-Ou Monday June ~, Bridget, wife OF Patrick
ytlr. gas native Of S''a county Meath Ireland aged a
The friends OF the family are invited to attend the
irrcra from her late resdence ~ Broomc st on We'd.
HIiL.-on sunday June 10. William L. Hull in the
frieae. of lie iaaily invited to qlteq the funeral
S., melng bat River, OF "cdres 'ay, June Y. at 10
o'CUNNEL..-At the 10 idonca OF Mr.. william V.
s'Sphens, core st staEejon ttaten Island Fairies D.
oC9nne.l q native OF Claremorrs' County Mayo. lie
lho relatives friends OF tc family are res pectuy
invited TO attend s iuncru, FROM The above address
me Afternoon. Jnue q, - 9'ci9ck 2, M.
Et e. NE oge ETEs Ssce t%aid va MoJpu J saSdes Shes w.
I1c nrnGs OF ae family, and tno,e OF her brother
iandIcy. are invited to attend her uucFa, tr6m her
l;g fs " iepes 9' iifn% 'i Aew YORK on Ihursd"
NorIcE-At regular monthly meeting Of tie
0fnt SIs aSG at os iGs ip' 80 80. ~! @ Er9s way
Int On vas Introduced and unaAlhoG.ll adopedi
ol oug .cHcw Tor the death OF 30 estii Goie woman
sympathy Tor HIM in his sad bereavement"
Tho transaction ut business WAS orde,ed suspended
anu the meeting a,UourneI
NM, NJ. TWEED, JR, vicepresident presiding.
JAMES DoNAHUE Secretary.
THROCKMORTON.-OnT Tuesday morning, at SO A
NJ, A. X, 1hrockmortor, only con OF A. H. Throck
~ffiSHs ffrs Hsders ie ' v M GS Slt Siats s thursday
nom the residence Of his father. al EAtontown " j
Friends and relatives are invited 70 attend without
further notice.
VAN COfr-In Brooklyn, f. D., on Monday, june
20, John q, Van Cott, In the iitn year OF MS age.
The relatives and friends Of tie fanny are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral from his aie rest
deuCe, Van Cot, rear Graham aN., on Wednesday at
O'Clock, without further norce
The sun., 1870-06-22

The Cherokees say: by our treaty not only
surrender this balance OF u 1874 900 but also the in
crease IN value ui our strip OF land in Kansas,
which may be safely calculated at q 10000, as we
Lave been offered over this amount ior those lands
thus making from these two items alone 81, 1884,.
60, which we lose. Also. we make by the treaty
an enormous sacrifice In lands west OF the 96th
degree west longitude and south OF 37th degree
for. Should II re decided that our nation ought TO
lose all o! It's lands west OF 100 degrees oi west
longitude, because your Government has failed to
comply with its Legal obligations not Issuing to
nation patent w these lands and should your
Government tnus take advantage OF its own wrong
toward US, then there would still be left MS between
the loom and seth degree of west longitude about
92l6,OU0 acres OF land, To which nation has not
merely an Indian title" but absolutely the title In
fee of your Government, secured b., patent, which
at the Government price Of 81 % per Ccre, worth
ll,525,O00. Deduct from THIS the S3jJO,000 We
agree 10 take Tor these lands, aud you gain the
SUN OF SsG25,000, whicA, added to tie S2,33iCN0
aggregate OF $40, 0,3jgGUO-sacridccd by the Chero-
KEGS Tor the sake VI peace.
Notwithstanding this showing, It is said the Com
miltee, on no Olner plea than economy, wish to
amend tho amended treaty by cutting 1t down u
whole million OF dollars, This the CherOkees will
not agree to, but will ask permission 10 resume
troll OF their lands rather than tacrince them at the
mere dict.tiOn OF unscrupulOus power
The Government does not hesitate to give away to
single band OF cOrpOT4tors land enough TO make
lreo states as large US New York yet II robs the
Indians OF their poor remnants on pIetext of par
cease, agreeing To give about onc-tenth value ior
ih'm, but never pays that, Red Clouds opinion OF
MAlle mcn has sOid foundation.
The sun., 1870-06-22
Contents OF the Weekly Sun.

NVN' PuVIsIIVU WITS uIVTHI
tains the following;
Foreign Intelligence Gen. Bankss Excoriatlon oi
Caleb Iushns's Message; Authentic History of the
Lnsi Cuban Expedition The West Point Problem Mr.
Mcfarland iu Indiana REQ Cloud Fulhis mis- Threat
and Makes Speech secrc: Agent Of President LIN
coin: Other Worlds than Ours; Death of Jerome Ma
pCieOn BOunArtc Chinese ImniigTat The lai
thr Proiessoni TIE Darien hSpeJltiun; American ON
GERS Seeking Fame ara Fortune n Egypt The Great
Panama Fire Leading Artlcics on Matters OF In
teresti Supbeaus; \ Clever forgery-A story flnan
cial and Agricultural Reports,
The Dollar srs contains complete cpltome Of the
news OF tic week from all parts OF the United States
aud the American continent. Copies in wrappers
ready for mailing the old country may be hiI the
desk OF our publication Office. Price three cents.
The sun., 1870-06-22
Total


That II appears on such estimate and canvass. that
the whole number OF votes gwen for the Offices OF In
rerors Of Election OF the Eighth Election District OF
the twentieth Ward was ten thoussnt turee hundred
and twenty zone.
or which Edward Brucke received three thou
.and siI hundred and nfty ............. SG5l
nve hundrcI aud ,iIiyeisGt s,es
aud three hSndre aud tairiy, ,..s,.'.,',.', $50
or VIII eli Daniel kncrle received Ca tnousald
TWO hundte ed and thirty eight. i23S
OF which George LaiuS received two huHdred
OF which Thomas Grant received two hundred
hlu my -
And u winch there werc scattering twcVe...,.. IL
lI
The sun., 1870-06-22
Live stock Market.

NLw YORK. Tuesday, June R.-There were no
rcsh beeves on sale to-day but q Least 800 head held
the yards. Tuesday IL not market dav for cattle and
scacelv any sales were effected. The dull, weak feel
ing The trade yesterday, when prices touched
point a. least tc n. lover than was reached last
week. likely to continue for the balance OF tile week
Ne quoe very common TO very caolcc steers AT i2H
l6fc ~ and find the ost OF the sales at 10 l4fc.
lambs were nrncr at ioaisNc. r. anoa few al lic.
Receipts were 6k loads or 1900 head. Hogs
shade Grner than serday at iiAGiiac. for drcssd.
with receipts of 2,103 head.
The sun., 1870-06-22

TIFTu ELECTION Drsraicr.

That appears on suci estimate and canvas that tn.
whole number OF vote, gveh tor the oilcC' 4 ln-
spectr OF Election OF the FIta Election District ut
the Twentieth Ward was ten thousand iOur hrndrej
alu lp,ltl
OF which Joan Bricc received tlrCc tn Iusani
six hundre1 ana ninety -four. sGoi
tana TX GHHdr,i ana Gity................'.. $3.50
SAD wo hundred and thirty.sie6t .......'.'. igss
sand Two nindred aud ,nir,ysevsn. ......."... is5
OF which James Dunlap received th=cc hundred
and nnysx ......,..........'....'..... 2s
Ana OF which there were scattering txelye.... ~
The sun., 1870-06-22

Thn appcar. sneh estimate and can vass that the
whole number OF votes given for the Offices OF In.
spectofs Election OF the seventh election Datrirs
~ the Twentieth Ward was ten thousani four hun
urru hnn slOfJJ
OF which James McGllne~- received three thOu.
sand nunorcd aud thirty sight, ........... 1858
sana sIx hund et aud fourteen. -. ssa
OF which Alonzo Wymnn received one thousand
two hundred and ninety yonc. ................. 1921
sand two hundred ana nny,f1ar. ..,:.......... ss
OF which James h. Dunn received thee hun
dred and ci.hy.tirc c.......................... SIS
drei and my .nne 2s9
Aud OF which tncre wsre scattering eleyeu....,. II
-
The sun., 1870-06-22
Suslutss nc.n,s

What can All the Child t-when II sieep' rcst.
iessiy, has taud breath. variable appetite with fire.
quent grinding OF the teeth, be sure your child is
troubled with Worms, aai needs at once Dr. JAYNE's
Ionic vernifusc. which encciually destroys these
pests snd acting general tonic, restores th' tone
Of the stomach and brings the raiclt back to SQUAD
health Sold everywhere Small size, 81 cents double
size 10 cents per bottle.
The sun., 1870-06-22

The hats worn the occasion OF the great
Masonic celebration OF Wednesday last were rIosil'
from the mandatory of tue famous Knox. of tho
corner OF broadway and Fulton street. 1hcy were
easily distinguished from those of other manufacturer
by their crOr elegance and their general reflect
ed rryat credit upon the wise dscerpmen of the broth
cts OF Tie mysuc te.-idp.
The sun., 1870-06-22
Arr,yed-TuxspAY. June 81.


Steamship Montgomery, Savannah mdse and pass.
Steamship san Salvador, Savannah. mdso AMI rass.
steamship Fab Kee, Bermuda. mdso. and psts.
Steamship Varuna, Gavcston, mdsc. a1d pass.
Steamship City OF London. Liverpool. mtse ard pass.
steamship Sarat Dga, Richmond, mdse. and pass.
ship Victory Liverpool, mdsc. and pass.
Bark j. f. HobrOok, Cardcnaf, sugar.
Brig Leona. Dorchester. v. b., stone,
Brig Maria Ferguson, windsor. N T., plaster.
Brig Croeus, Hchmond. ice.
hltO. the usua river ana coatwise vesses.
sAILrD.-steanships C'nibria. for HAMBURG; Occar
Queen. Aspinvall; Cleopatra savannah Niagara
lHchmond.
STEAMSHIPS ARRIVED OCT.
QurxNsTowR. Junf 2l-Cny OF Brussels. New York.
BRtsT, June 2l-vnle dc i'aris. New York.
The sun., 1870-06-22

Nstsc. Porto kico, toa6sc., and English Island 800
SOC. sugrrs In fair demand nom rehners, at former
sses 800 hhds et ek9skc for Cobs 9S@iOAc for Porto
crate demand lSHc. for hard f2Nc. for best soft
white lad 1lailEc. fot yellow.
The sun., 1870-06-22
l1l l............ss..... ..s..
SIXTH YIECrfuN rlrTRICg

That n aDl such matc ana canvass, that the
whole number OF votes given for the offices OF ln.pec
~ ElccuOn Of tly Sixth Election III, fict OF the
Twentieth Ward was ten thousand nve hundred and
sand TX hundred sna inrty..ersn sss1
sx Iundiea and tSchty.iour '.e s@,
tour hpnd e ana nfteea. iH5
OF which FscU e1ck Brunei received Que thou.
sand two hunorcd and forty ............... l2E
or which william y SIml spn received three nun.
uTcd anu Clsity
iii,y'ciehi ........'',.''.,...'.'.. 2ss
And Of which trcre werc sc ,ttt ring nine.......
-
The sun., 1870-06-22

Money deposited now in the Mutual Benefit s.v
ings Bank, sun building. will draw six per cent. IN
tctest from July 1.-AdU.
The sun., 1870-06-22

The Mother can rely upon Mrs. Wins
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP q give rest and heath to
her child. II not only relieves the child iron pain bat
regulates the stomach and bowels cures wind cole.
soften. gums, innamm ation and will carry
the infant safely through the critical period OF tccthing
The sun., 1870-06-22
MARINE INTELLfG ENCk

stNrlrrpy lLNAYAc-rHts Nay.
Sun rpea - I 80 sui SETS, I Moo1 sets. II -
HfuH wArKR-r,ue pAY.-
SaLoy Hook. 70 Gov. lsand. " II III q tc.. 81
The sun., 1870-06-22
Miss HANNAH DUKE,
wet.lling 60 pounds

LITTLE Lulu,
who Ia "a inches lItIn and
weighs " pounds.
The sun., 1870-06-22
4mnsfmRnta


WOOD's MUSEUM AND .MEyAGERIR.
w Broadway. corner 8Jth ST.
OPEN FROM o A. M. TO or. N.
The sun., 1870-06-22

Trusscs.-Rupturcd per1ons can Keen cool, cicanly,
fAic, auu comfortable, with sEELEl's hara rubber
lrusses. Establ, ,shment Ana st., (opposte Herald
huldIn.D
The sun., 1870-06-22

shirts, Collars, Cutfs, aud Drawers,
UNRtVALLtD ~ STYLE AND hANUfAC CEE, A.
UNION ADAMS 4 CO =. ca BROADWAY.
The sun., 1870-06-22

Mum A. Co., ~ Park Row, y. ", Publish
United States and all foreign countries.
The sun., 1870-06-22

Fireworks.
JOSEPH u. PURDY,
81 ard 81 Maiden lane.
ESTABLISHED ih.3
The sun., 1870-06-22

That n appears such estimate and Canvas the
Nhuc hummer OF votes gwen for the o1ces of lnspcc.
tors oi E.tCuon OF IA" IVnth ElcUnpu District OF
Of tue Twentieth Ware was ten thousand four hun.
OF VIII ch Alexander FreaT rcce We th., q tGou.
taLd t,yen Iandred aud ,,,,..,,,.. 3,7ol
saHd ~ huHarei aud ninety three. .',..,,'. s6H
OF WNlCh Benjamin. Anderson received thou.
sand two hundred and thIry nine. ........... 1889
sand two hundred anl ihiIiy.e Ehl.,,..,,.,., LIS,
and hlty mine .,.,...,.,., 80
snd nfy'ne. 2s9
And OF which there were scattering eleven. II
The sun., 1870-06-22

Wheeler g. Wilson Nacsir.s. 1.141 broad
sold by paying fig Gown and $40 per Ont. with
out extra charge. Machines 10 let J. +. ELLIS.
The sun., 1870-06-22

roachc., moths aeAs and s vcrnIn. This the orig
nal pure article. without casnge while several art
clcs pretend to destroy, Ly ons gis. and without poi
son. Its effects are wonderful None can be relied
upon except that signed + LYON. Buy and use Lyons
Powder and you will not be troubled with water bugs
The sun., 1870-06-22

The Best aud Cheapest place to buy a genuine
FrLLHG 4 CO.'S. 2J John IT.
The sun., 1870-06-22
The Blessing. of Health will, be conferred

on ali who suffer from diseases Of the bladder. k,dney.,
urinary organs. gravel, dropsy. strancury. organic
weakness and female irregularities, they viii avail
Themselves OF nELMBDID's BUCHU, which is the
most sanitary remedy tor any Of thoss complaints.
The sun., 1870-06-22

That appears su:h estimate aud canvas. that tn,
whole number OF votes given for the Offices OF Inspce
tors OF Election tue Fourth Election District OF
the Tvcn icth Ward tea thousand four hundred
nnu hltty .s..sslulSJ
or which James BeClan received three Thousand -
six hundred and sixty ystN................... 2,1b6
six Suadted and tnriy.wo ..."......'.... ass
or which John Duheub,iry received Que tuOu.
sand thrcc nundrv aud sXty.nue. ........... 1853
thou AID Two naedrcd aud forty N'ee igD
OF which William y. Lawloss receive two hu.
nun lfr1
or which Edward Mcclure received tao hiu.
And OF winch there were scattcFiuE tNclye..... ~
20 49,,
The sun., 1870-06-22

That it appears such est mate and that tn
Whole numt ot votes for the offices of ln.pcc.
tors Of Election OF ,he Ninth Election Distgict Of
the Twentieth Ward was ten thousand two hun
OF which Henry j. Boucscn received thrcc thoa.
sand az hlnd cd ana ninety eight .'..,....... s,G0s
Oi VIII cii Charles 4. bow ret eivei tHrcc
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