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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1870-11-08
Erea to Rock AGENTS.

We will send handsome Prospectus of
our New Illustrated Family Bible to any
Book Agent, free of charge. Address.
National Publishing Co., Phila., Pa. 2e st
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o. C. a A. r R. TIME TABLE,
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

M. E. Sabbath School every Sab
bath at o'clock in the morning. All
are invited. S. S. BURTON,
PosfOr
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NONE ARE GENUINE UNLESS
IN DONE TIP IN STEL ENGRAVED
Wrapper, fac-simile rmy Chemical Ware
house. and signed II. T, HELMBOLD,
Se-ly
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FARMEY,,s HELPER.


Shows how to double the profits of tho
FARM, and how farmers and their sons
can each make
500 PER MONTH
In Winter. 10000 Copies will be mailed
free to Farmers. Tend name and address
to ZIEG LER " MCCURDY, Philadelphia,
Pa. 28-4t
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AID . r E S S
To the 1Jerveous
.ft.
DBBIIIT-A-TED.

NTHOSE sufTerings have been protract-
w ed from hidden causes, and whose
cases require prompt treatment to render
existence desirable;
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1870-11-08

GH0A WEEK paid agents, male or
dpOO female, in new manufacturing
business at home. No capital required
Address Novelty Co., Saco, Maine. 2S-4t
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1870-11-08

WANTED - AGENTS everywhere TO
w canvass for John $. 9. Abbott's forth
coming book, PRUSSIA and the Franco
Prussian War" y live subject for wide
awake canvasser. Address Il. b. RUS
SELL, Boston, Mass. 30-It
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$1,000 TO $4,000

GUBSCRIBE for tho Forest ReDu hlicru
> Il will pa.
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ORGANS AND MELODEONSl

Parties wishing to purchase, will find it
greatly to their interest to purchase direct
from me and get aguarantee with each in
strument for five years.
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Att
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1870-11-08

These Organs and Melodeons are consid-
cred by good judges to be the best Reed
Instrument made. Should other makes
be preferred. will furnish them as low
as can be bought from any one.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1870-11-08

d. S. Knox & Co. are doing big
business in the way of selling iurni-
ture, but have still a splendid assort-
ment on hand. They sell cheap, and
consequently sell a great deal.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-01-12

"A sehoSlinAster, in michigan, advertises as
follows-iI propose to spell with eny man, wo-
man, or boyin okeland county for SlOO a
side, the wOnis to be eelected by a committy
Of literary gents, and the prise to be awarded
by the empire TO the one who misses the few
ist words If you here of enny one who
dares to take up this challenge, let them pitch
in, solus bolus; I'm reddy''
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-01-12

newly arrived family were lately gazing at
a shoi-vindow in Rockford, H. Little girl
so, mamma! IS that en!'' mo nv child.
that Is howl. Father-"No, my wife and
daughter, that is neither en nor a howl. but
: . beagle, the hemblem hof this blarstetl
country"
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-01-12
District Cour. Eummons.

Is THE DISTRICT COUET Of TIE Eleventh Judicial
District Of the State 81 Nevada in and for the Cour
~ Of Rlko:
N. J. seAy, plH!ntin. against James r. seally de-
PENDANT Action brought in ihe District Court Of tbe
Eleventh judicial District OF the Of Nevada 10
and for the said County o. Eko. AID The Complaint
hled In the said County Of Efo. In the once Of IRE
CLERK OF said District COarL
The state Of Nevada SENDS erecting ID James n
ScAlly. defendant:
You hereby required ~ AppeAr In Al ACTON
brought against You by the above named plaintin
in the District Court e the Eleventh Judicial District
Il the state Of Nevada NJ and foe Ale Ead County Of
ERO and 10 answer Me- tUEpkAut nled therytn
within tn days ieLCstrs Of The day
the service on You - thk summons. served within
this COnnty nsrTrsa Of tis COUNTY but within
this District within twenty dAyE Othsruis- within
forty days; or judgment ~ S-kult vii BE- tAken
against you. according ~ Ss prayer Of ssd complaint
The sah action - brought D. dissolve tho bnds Of
mAtrtmony between Jon IA SAL DI1ilun, ard IN 60
cure possession a cha The fruits Of said mAiT-
muny: a. Viii more fsly IgIe4F ~ rslsrsucs 10 the
cumTlaint-ths original trilE - Ale IN ny Ofhrr
And You hereby aot:S5. tGAI n you iAil 10 ap-
pear md auwcT IL sd E6OVs required
the all Teintn ~!l app. C.Eri Dor The relief
demanded therein
- Giv--I urs,-- - SFa- and ths seal Nth.
sF, Bis:1 Coat :.zS Elsvsnta Judicial he
i tn 1 Of ~ s--,r e HsvsssA ia sud !or IA q
- saif County oi1l.n, SzLs sflI DAY q De
C"ruhrr. ia itr .H-s - uar ."Td ipusAnd eight
hundred and si-ty-l.n=.
= 4. WATERMAN Clerk
$50 81. N-r. Re. strIppg IJ.ain
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fDo You call that a veal outlet, waiter"
said an old gentleman, dining at a restau-
rant. Why. it's an insult to every true calf
IN the country well, sir, didn't mean to
insult you, . refunded the waiter,
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-01-12

Columbia Got: md silver Mining Conn
pany - iaaeat.ul ~ ;,u... Cone iI.trir+ Eik,
County. STATE Of -iSya L.
NOTICE Il EEElBT or. X. that a, n meeting 81
~ the IruFs - - Il Con- any. reid GA the twenty.
hrsi isl-i d. - becctev, !. a. l>C9 - assessment
81 my ~ Ccli- .cg A. l~Nis upon the Csp-
al -tocf q said company payable in M .iaieiy In
'nit"d NAtts Eold coin. e. sc Secretary OfAro
- the Company Room =. Stevenson Building cor
ner 81 Montgomery aud California streets San Fran
eIsco California Any stsEk upon Shirh slid Assess
ment shaI remain unpaid On tls thrtyhrst Tgist dAy
q January A. u. is7e, shah BE- deemed deiinuuent
and viii D. advertised for sslr public auction and
unless payment shau trsi- bsf0rr will b. ,oid on
SATURDAY. the niRCiCr nth pgthJ day Il February.
- = 1870 to pay the dali-qurt ut together
with costs Of Advertising .ul lTp uses OF ale.
~. 2. WHEELER. Secretary.
Once. Room No ~. si-yeuson's Bulding corner
OF hGntgomerJ aud California streets Francisco,
California. lIu
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-01-12

WHES did Moses sleep with five in bed:
When he slept with his forefathers.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-01-12

1t has been asked. when rain falls. does il
ever get up!" OF course it does-in dew
time. -.-E...f. ss-r4 ..rr....--
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HILLIdH HOWARD RUSSELI,S DE-
SCRITTION or N1POLEOS,S
SURRENDER.

AT such moment oven to him the horses were
worthy OF tie Impeii1l stables. Two POSITIONS were
ne smart rs 1t In the BJs, ro7is for -. Clond
on a wet day. They and the two who sat behind
wore long waterproof cloak', glazed hats, AID tao
Imperial cotlltdo.
As the bruugiam was sloprcd for moment my
courier caugat sisht Of HIS Majcsty's lace Whist
lodg Cd In ny house n London. before hc went IN
1--we In KING street" IL al his hand TO uis nous.
tache, which had the well known POINT aud waxcd
ends
But there was no nervous twitching AMI the emo
tion which shook him for moment whom Ne was
speaking to the Crown Prince yesterday Of tho
Kings manner Ind passed away
Then be brushed tie tears from his eyes " N tho
Glovos he hnd IN one hand, snd wac overcome for
several seconds.
After tao hr0U lhm came O c'griuanc with
mormany pcfchuroUs fllcd with Plus. ian officers,
mostly choIEad with hoods drawn over their krWf
and caps. Anon the latter wore Ccu u gen anil
the Prince oi cmlus, wlJ ave lppt.utod to wait On
Lis majesty.
Some ten or eleven inreritl ca i.-oe char banc
four ons With .uncth horses, aud 30 'i with oic ~s,
followed; thcu some French officers 800 horseback
aud, after long stius OF saddle and rcu.uri u'.>ts
riddtN by grcom.. ski o. uo,, - huA1,r, tao
rear beTg closed bt troops Of blI's horse.
leave 1t to otiCrs TO morale, un the spectacle. !
shall not say q woru about fallen grg1tuet- Every
one VIII lie read. with tAo tliu sJ5 iI-, 40 ono erred
God biCss him ~ The Trench men and women
who stood out IN the rain certain did lot vChturO
to show any sympathy or sorrow u tnyy ieit any.
1tg o4ly sound was the trJiup o. .urscs aud tia
inoDp unc jin4ing beil4. OF char a. 1anc md
horses hut now AMI tICn q chorus WIS SIN" 'y iIe
Wuriemocr-es trudginl throu2n the mud. coic-
btatiug tie victory IN Which, inr a. they a'r con
cornei they had, via doubtless re-ret hiue - do.
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THIS MoRNINa1s rELEaRAns

Reutes closed a, 5iC 25c.
Mayor Hylc Of Paterson has returned from bis
eXt"r led cidu; ttip.
England is readS to tnyitc the new Government AZ
Paris TO JON In Chinese expedition.
Tho LIVERPOOL cotton market closed yesterday at
Ha.G. LOT ullaa Is. and - for Orleans.
james NJ. X burn. the .ro1r.etor ~ the Aldrch
'use. Providence L. died last evening Of apopoGy.
large G-tuin vesse! Is loading rl.s for tha
United States ~ k0 gsocrg al lortyc .sht sh us pea
ton.
4 bin passed the Georgia House Of Representa-.
tivcs Yesterday, prJa0H.og whipping a. punishment
to- cTime.
Fred Berstchy's hour miN In Milwaukee was
damaged $500 Oy IRE ON Monday night July IN
suled,
Consos closed yesterday at 92H I'VE twentics,
1SGls - 4 lstsa. ~ 1868, Bk tenfortles Ss Ere.
lib Ceatrdl, MY.
The professors of Roman Catholic theology 40
SuremO ~ dcusnd u new Council u revise proceed
iEgs u the Council Of the vatican.
Yesterday morning Michael Eagan's barn IN Fsn
Haven, Conn. VAS burned, The d. communicate "a
the ouldngp OF tnc Fair Haven and Westyile hofse
RAiroAd COMPANY, destroying thc stables, blacksmith
shop. and part Of ,hc carriage shop Loss slooo in'
sured.
Smith & HR-ris's planning and plaster mills, on
Beach and Coates streets, Phil lde Rhis were harmed
yesterday The hrc spread to the lumber yards Of Not'
cross Sheets, Tay or Belts, and ID. b Tayof son,
md WAS Sl burning n last accounts. Inc lose % va
LUMBER
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vitals of the country as at present. But that
was o memorable and truly heroic age; the
implements of war were not perfected as
they nrc now and the organization Of armies
was on O. smaller and less scientific scale 1t
il u mos, interesting question whether the
Republic Of 1870 can achieve ns great work
a. the Republic of 1902. We watch for the
solution of this problem-we say it fearlessly
with hone more than with confidence
God grant that the French of to-day may
prove themselves more than worthy of their
ancestors, and tina. the Republic they have
now proclaimed may be moro lasting than
its predecessors II IL be not, its value to
humanity will be small indeed.
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New York's White slaves.

10 ht EttN0T OF me sun,
SIR On Monday evening many of the stores
reoponed for their fail season. They intend to keep
open until 0, TO- and II NJ, aud unless the sales
keep the subject Of early closing cons family
agtated, | am AFRAID they they viii not win. Our
committees are diligently canVassng the streets and
nave secured some new members. l look TO the
workingwomcn engaged in tue different trades TO
stop purchasing lrem this time forth after p. NJ.
When l think now many thousand women are
employed in the different SHOPS in this city IL seems
to my MIND that II they would pledge themselves in
every shopto abstain from dealing after I 7. NJ. in
any fancy goods establishment and also secure the
signatures OF all the young ladies' in the different
establishments, it would be q most powerful ilcsnt.
tive to encourage the haltiug, would be members
who are DESTROYS OF joining our Association. Let
every saleswoman standing behind her eounter nni
that she has sales to at the hour o. closing
IN her establishment and tue employers witness tAe
want OF Gus toners IRON 10 ~ 4. NJ. and gudrau-
tee that saeswomen will hnd that tley viii be sent
home at i. NJ, Wltnout fear OF losing lheT posi-
lions.
and another . O)l, uud thought OF all the females
belonging TO those mcnbers and felt as they as
sured ne Of their strong assistance in requesting
their female friends 10 refrain from purchasing after
z u NJ, that We were nov gaining one step tow ard
compelling the petty establishments to close. want
10 see ~ walk through the different streets In tho
the working men dealing in the iarci goods esta5
lIshmcuts or those who intChd TO keep their tired
sales women standing all the evening, alter doing 50
all day, completely broken done.
Representatives nj ne different trades, Wnen Won
meet in your halls please make this a special tusi
ness-to secure the promise Of ali your meml ere 1
request their wives not 10 deal after 4. NJ. You
have promised me tnat you would do so do not fail
TO keep your promise, Tor | place a great deal of
trust IN the working mans promise The members
Of the press Dry Goods Clerks Association and
sa.eswocn are requested 70 be punctual al our next
meeting pharsday evening, Sept. g. 1870 AZ Phmp.
ton Building, p. NJ. META.
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ONE GREAr NAV Uroy AYorg rE.
II. +. Whi'tcmorc Expuunds Wriiriaw Reid,
From a. D7THqgiOR SOuihsrney.

II. +. Whittcmorc Expuunds Whiiriaw Reid,
Prom a. D1rH7giOR SOuihsrhey
And who is Mr. Whitclaw Reidy 4 kentuchau
(nonc the worse for his birthplace. who, after TIE
war, went TO Lousiana, became candidate for Con
gtess, aud was not elected 20 the Congress- he ran
for engaged In paintings was equally d. success 'u
ospouscd the cause o. Cnese QL,ugh lifted b. one OF
his amily), equally successful IN nil that; and
now. soured a. ne u.s. bilious ~ be must ba he dee
lichts In cursing carpet bar rgs ana those who pr
feircd and defended o'l,r Presidential can1. '..:
and. s';iu- in the ctaro one who Sea, ln. " r.i-
wide celebrity be lmaeln's Stat Nuac Viii d oct Che
absence OF nc pa sc'i.,. the -4ImIt ul tne orc
so out Of sorts Is he with mankind-himsel,-wi.
the women even, FOR he las teen equally az sue
ccssful In his chase after popularity wish them, that
sauts on those who claim for their proper
acknowledgment Of rights which they believe in
as sydney Smith long ago observed, There always
has been, aud always will be \ class Of men IN tie
world so exceedingly small that II women were cdu
cased ilere would be nothing eft below them
IL will be seen, nv those who discern equit-
ably. what inspires the vilJnOus compounds o4
WhitClaw Reid. His written invectives are ne
transcripts OF his soul aud rs We read theil we are
reminded Of the Old Latin saving, T9su rd~IG piiir
mum AordEf-' EWnty vessels give out the l5udc4t
sound" lie has succeeded In furnishing what wou
otherwise iavo been vacant space in tie journal s
OF the country, opposed to X publicans and RcUub-
hc1n princHes, with material iull Ot that class 81
composite, which the misanthropc se1yenser VIII
always seek and deal out
lie has been quoted by every daily and weekly op.
poncnt o. the present national Government defend
er OF the stu beloved lost cause" web ec Of dis
couracement and DatTed ~ those who might become
rccopced to tue new order Of things" press
ganr, determined 10 keep alive the sectional pref
dices SO fatal to national unity, local harmony
lie reformer," whose tongue Ia ever voluble with
personal abuse. and only eloquent when ready
With sander Thus far he has Teen successful and
Whtclaw Reid, the defeated Congressman, the
bankrupt planter. the Tilted suitOr. the wOall he
maker OF Presidents feeble managing editor OF the
Tribune" can blow his trumpet, marshal his forces,
assume the command, look out over his coBqucst Is,
and with imperial seeming proclaim his triumph Ia
the royal language OF n Cesar V,at, pidi, ptci for
he has according to his selfsuded arg uments, con
quered one man" through organized, ps,ronize q
seLrrility, Reidicisms.
Let HIM wrap DIS mantle about him and strut
among his great achievements, his woighty para
graphs his ready copyists, and declare he C,ils
forth the eprous OIL prihg OF his bran Fis oorORal
opus the end crowns the work.
BIZ wnIrTEMoRE
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SUkB "a MS.

Eleven persons have been killed in Iowa this
season by threshinG machines
The descendants Of Jonathan Edwards are Ia
meet this week at StockbridGe, Mass.
1t is said the census will show falling Oh
In the population OF nearly all the southern clues.
The Pacific Hotel in Chicago Is to occupy
ABOUT L half, and cost about -i.honof
dollars.
Up to the frs, of September, nearly 1000
PERSONS had visited the summit o.! Mount WashnI'on
this wear.
The German population of Paris eScccdi
that OF any city IN Germany, except Berlin, V'e1la
Gad Hamburg.
Wanted, By French soldiers, "Thc Life d
Napoleon III" O1ot the Rev. John =. { ADOyuO--wIh
or without cuts.
Napoleon has long been known as tho Mar
Of December" II the present. war TERMINATES AZ sad'
dculy MS II began he may be Anown more htY as Lt
MAN Of september"
From the returns made to the United S'atcI
Marshal 1t would seem that rcnnessee l. the h,aesl
country on the face Of the globe and the n emaTIs
bic OF any for longevity.
The Prcife Tribune Of Olympic, Washington
Territory, announces that TIE new olympia IaJ. hN
been opened "for the reception Of weekly, monthly
aud yearly boardcrs"
A box containing black bear was received
at an express Office In san francesca the other day
with this inscription " T. ach BAKE III yew aUn1
want W get bit, kope yer fingers outea the crsH!'
The Mount Washington Ra road Company il
crccting static. on the summit OF the noun tain n
feet long and Is feet woe. It's Of Of wood and las
been necessary to bolt It together and to rdr .ook n
the strongest possible manner, ~ make 70 E,ns.'li
the attacks OF the wind,
1t is curious that Latin cUjrrlm-ln acroS
tic too-wrtIoI IN 1914 against Napoleon should no"
ne applied 10 Napoleon Ill We give the oIlg Ea, AID
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rHE BILL md BAR

TIE Empires play The Ar'on' O, Ho1,..on to-day.
Nl-ata be-. tie D.yi ion In E.m I..t, staten
Island. {, 10 49,
Nnear, rsJt Tire Nationals on TIE Champion
ground, 400 20.
The Atlantic of Brrokyn beat TIE E4Laraa Of
Buffalo, o. luAalo, cstciduy. a TO 8.
rhc Cielscl Club OF Bfa1 .lyn. z. ~. hat tho
Putnam Cub OF Troy. on d., Union ground Is 20 H.
\ lric DIV ~1me was rl.yei between No, and
y lHaua h.T- 20 40 Hunters Pom, .or lall.
su1rt-N .e.. %. % .'H'H 90
The Pow. tu Base BI Guj viii receive c'al-
ltusH, from. cub lurHr sf'fy'u old. .ac a-c'
rct.r is W.. ..u &c. n.... ., in.id avenue.
INr Tu'rH.l- 'fHv.- a,r, t'0 oliver bon from tho
TuiiH. N..lfNs. 10 I. feared hfI fle tNI turI1r
champion. 90 f,itr .r f4.gl 600 Troy BIt htw so <
has ono Au, r, lI rs Fl}tNUys the old iinior cham.
p'ou~; 20 tnr.l Wow Nur. '.s lops The return -.uG
Is 90 Dc plhy ID lo.mor.lN ON the l non trlund.
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Crnzed by the Loss Of Money.

Ann O'Bneu, Of GGl4 Carmine street, writes to
IuE Sun respecting Isabella Duggen, who caused
The arrest Of one Charles King, Jr., on a charge OF
de'gaudng her Of sl0O ard who WAS aiterward sen,
to the Luaatic Asylum, her reason being dethronsd
by the loss OF her money. She says Miss Dusgen ia
a highly educated and accomplished daughter Of
Joha Duesen, Esq, architect and builder, Of Line
rick She inherited rom her father g5Q0 a portion
OF Which she brought to tbs coan,ry and deposited
WIN King, Miss OB-i"n ccusurcs Justice COY for
leasing kAg, siglHs thtt BE a. 80 without Aea,.
lo- .Go to'tu.9nY Sic middle tina. Mss DUsgcn ~
lu,n',lr-, "ul "W.l soon Pee able 10 81, ~. AuI
Munci IL cVg,! Nh'rc sAg lln 49, 4Gsuge'
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A PICNIC RoUGH AND TUMBLE.
Gang Of Rough- Attempting TO Rescue n
LII EinhI NJ

A Gang OF Rouph- Attempting TO Rescue n
Prisoncr-Gsiiant Fight Of the Morrisa-
min paiice-Eight of the Rowdies Gagged.
A paly VI roughs from New York, who fol.
lowed the picnic Of the Star sharpshooters yoster
day. alarmed the people who assembled in denshau.
sens Park. onicer Brown, OF the Morrsania force
discovered Of the roushs stealing, and arrested
him. While lie was attempting to tal;o the prisoner
10 the lookup, desperate resistance a. oireIci.
OGcer Brown fought with his club rlcht came w.
but was neary oycrDowerei, whon Ohccrs Riley
Rose, and Conner, with Keeper Morrison, arrived.
The roughs made a desperate al /. but were sub-
duCd by the police. Ei-h OF tho rioters locked
ny IN the Town Hall. The MtEo created cAgitomCnt
In Morrisania. Onccr Rilel wn' forced 60 FIRE -cy.
cTal shots before bringing the disoricry follows 10
submission. but no one wgs wounded though SOW
eral broken heads attest the oarncslness OF tue
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JERSEY CITY COUNCIL JOLLITIEs
Serena ded, but don't Appreciate It-A Cat
unity 10 he ANeried-PubIIc BaIhn.


The Jersey City Common Council, AFTER three
weeks vacation, came together yesterday afternoon.
The members all look blooming and full OF Gin.
Corporation Counsel Brown, haying been directed
TO give his opinion 10 the legality OF the act
cupting the Enc Railway Company from taxation
says that 50 far the act refers to unpali taxes
sseSsci before the passage Of the act the law is
imperative ana void. Shecrnn was IN favor Of ap
uropriating money to prosecute the Erlo Company
tUr taxes due. lie sal the city u inll Of oipura-
tou. from tho Central Railroad 10 HODoken, who
exempt from taStt,on, and are taking the hearts
blood on Of the wofkiu smen Of the city, The SUI
ycgt vas lett over for future consideration.
While u Board were rushing through a lot OF
street Improvements, some wsg brought Au iincrant
IeutOnic band Of music into Washington alloy. di-
rcctY under the WnduW of the Council Chamber,
where they commenced BLOWN, hcrccly. TIE
musicians appeared to be supplied with an album
GlLcc Of wand, and the man at the lttly
end OF tho ophcclelde was particularly heavy.
The Aldermen went on with their business, y0t e
ing on questions that they knew nothing about,
aud tue band went on blowing tune after tune.
fIHlly some Of the ore conscientious Aldermen
reused 10 vote any longer ~ they could not hear
a word that was sait. Motions to take a recess
u committee nominated to stop the music, winch
was carried, and the mover was appointed said
Committee he Alderman went out and with tie
AID VI a policeman succeeded IN Inducing the mus.-
clans 10 move on.
THEE proposals were received for the building OF
two public baths. The lowest bid was t290lO.
After az hours sparng, (some Uf the Aldermen con
next siG mGLthsl, resolution was adopted emp0w-
erng the Committee TO contract for the building o
sJid baths NJ uncc. The 81 ,5QO,OOO tax ordnance
went over to.anOtLer meeting.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-09-07

II is curious to examine the war MAPS
published at the beginning Of the war. They all
gave the eastern frontier of France and the
whole Of Germany. One Of the best Of them,
that Of WrLD of London, goes no further west
than Verdun, and does not even include Chalons
another map published by the London Duly
Ncrs has the same popularity. The map makers
all thought that the fighting was to be in Ger
many. But the Prussians were too swift for
them, as they were for NAPOLEON. The mistake
is much more serious to him, however, than to
them. They can remake their maps; but he can
never remake his empire.