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.-'-,0"I GAcke9es II EvAn9fQus
anls Is commencement week at Evnnsron that
NEm1so and learned suburb Of ChIca7n The SMHs
Fe4no,s University and the NorthT4steIn
cess!1a Goeese Wi hold their exercises On sue
aIena p9th There Will be the usual aniIasaeG
speeebss esSaEs md
saturday eEenlng last, ReY. Dr, 4 q Haren ~ ~
Mono7 1ae address In the ConRrcaa
Fol0a,e Fo enu5sn for both the University aud the
SC sseholary pro9acr1on, ana was ustened
% % ny e large audience. On Sunday
Allefnoon President haven delivered sermon ~
ne senior class Of the university before epnwJ W.
cia ~ aonse Il va nne specimen Of pure SAXON
faioausnee. aoI,,s1 IN tho same evening Rev Janes
AyeEed an admirable address, before the 0r..inatfng
sess OF INC Female College. The following IL the
programme Of the Twelfth CoEumeucement AZ y ne sh
northwestern University, beginning to-morrnT. VI ~:
Iueeaay, meeting OF the Board Of Trustees A. .
M IL, y o"ss;ddines1ayzcommencement, ;dia 10 n: meet.
at The Presidents house, D. d, '@sss''''n
, 1870-06-21

ADJUSTMENTS,
AfkEN'S MUSEUM.
FRANK E. Proprietor hnd MANAGER,
This evening and Wednesday Matinee, THE sue.
CESS, Tennyaon's Pastoral Uram1,
DOR A.
M.F. THOS. BARRY DORA
adr w. j. LEMOYNE N FARMER ALLEN
To conclude with the HAUNTED MAN,
This. Tuesday, at ~ O'Clock. GRAND MATINEE
SEA OF ICE; Or Mftler's Prayer.
Fourth Of July, FIVE GRAND PERFvHHASEES
lob In The morning, J, = and p. N
, 1870-06-21

Cod Liver Oils-uazani i Caswells Cod
Liver Oh is the best-Adre7tiatnent.
, 1870-06-21

Pearls and RnAie14-WheR f1ey IjPa
pazt. pearls should glitter behind them 10 prs
serve Aud beeuhfJ the dental enamel, there b No
most wholesome Vegetable Annsepttca, among
which the bark Of the South American so4p tree,
known to The natives as outlay, md used by the
Spanish Americans for cleansing, without impair.
ting, the nost delicate fabrics, IS most important
"8pAldtng'o Glue Will Just suit jon.
Pfmples ON the Face.-EoF Ceme-
doncB, black-Wnrms or grubs, pmply eruptlons,
and botched dtsngu1adons on the face use Perry i
Comedone and Plmple Remedy. hold by all
druggists
To Remove Moth Patches, FFecklca
and tan from the face, use Pe,Iy's Moth aud
remedy. Prepared by Dr.. B. C Perry, ~ Bond
street, New York. Sold by ell druggisA
, 1870-06-21
DEARBORN TUEATHE.

CROWDED HoUsEsi CROWDED HOUSES.
This evening, the very laughnhlc Lnnrl Pan.omime,
II o II.
The lAughabie 1rish F4rrc, with Bnnes and Doub1o
Iri.h Jig, THAT RASCAL PAT
The celebrated ROME SOLO, by Noe MaruhF TIN
Great Champion Of The World =
THE FRENCH DANCING MASTER
THE GREAT JUGGLING ACT,
COMIC AND LADDER QANCK &c Er
MAtinees WedntsAey and Saturday.
Next week. STDf QtJALAA. the Mau Serprnt
, 1870-06-21

Dry Coed, casths, Cass'neres, Clothing, L.,
At AUCTION,
gy WV. 4 HUrTERs T. CO., on THURSDAY
June = Ct ~ otsoet At their saIc4roora. S. 4 snd Il
, 1870-06-21

WANTED TO RENT,
WANTED-TO RENT-A COTTAGE OR PART
unc Office. f -''1-
.WAETED-TO RENT OR WRIIrFURNiSH.
W Cd rpons, located between 3txte-st. and The Ate
And Warrington and ConEICa4Etl-, or neat 1TrHf,,
nfshcd hense nf about ,ooms, for the summer. HI,
dfc@ G q. Tribune Office @'A4
, 1870-06-21

- HACES IN BOSTON,
BOSTON, June c0.-At Mystic Park. today. Gold.
smith Maid beat George Palmer aud AIiertcan
Giri. Palmer taking the third heat. Time-e;33
e:eoE, 2;elA, and 3 rs.
, 1870-06-21
an.oe feet
m1l} feet
@. .0l porndA
~h F,-a.

ThP ~
nIncty.nr9 9age number Of men EMPLOYED daty ,qrs
pIe d1ivsF, , ,ansss xere also three steam er91nes
gasatus and maISSa.1 1c:s Of scows, and other a.
feef of ott There Ii nov fea,fr To, ~ "
west picr jM " = .ns ryes front 4S let I nn ~ nv
14oo feet at The cans S entrance Of The canal md
io4a thess docks wttN caso 'tasets load and un-
The neH thing III o,ders srt.-.
erected against the wave. tnese barricrs we're
SPACE & neswesn a. them, and nss, ~ na ap tue watery
depth OF IL feet, ad The stu;S e9cavated TO The
used 1or nnng uE The contract for tt baI ~as to be
let to MI Q. y Green, who has two o9tn !ons VAS
May next Already 100 feet from f. t,,n nnasatd In
have been fIcATated, and can be us.S, 11.sance ~
purloses The balance 81 the wors viii b. s1 nss nosk
Michigan street. which Will then stop ut tie nna 9t
the canal, and Water street whieh comes insn
Michi:an, VIII run 70 The end Of the dock. Tas
the other canals as they are dug Will he nsmsd
stree streets q which ,n1t they will be contlnua
from the canal viii, when it is anisned, amoani
e over 10000 cubic yards and win cost aboui
$1,000 which, added 70 SIS seoo for pier aud stone
s3s,UD or thcrcabouts, From this may be d.
Quoted about F5g,000 realized from the sale OF ex.
tn sand e1casated The canals Will be- ITO fee,
The filing Is the hardest part Of the work, bu,
Mr. Green gives It close attention, and 80 quickly
probably his contract will be completed long BE-.
fore the time 10 which be is limited, The ueWly.
made ground is hard and 1rm, as it viii hare to fc
will be raised upon X The piers win be nearly
500 feet Wide each, md the lots trDnr.nyy
the docks Will he 600 feet deem. +
fronting the docfs- and close TO the edge and that
between the storchouses and at the rear OF them
will be street at least sixty feet EIde On these
St1eets Will be laid railroad tracks, 80 that cars can
That The undertaking u SUCCESS ts shown by
the rapidity with which The newts-made lots have
been leased By responsible MerchantA Beginning
1t tue sugar house, which is In the line OF the
Lanai and Dock Companys property, the lots have
oeen leased as follows: 40 feet frontage to Pesh-
tiEo Lumber COMPANY; 200 feet TO DFer +
Payne, coal and wood merchants:
180 feet to Ripple 4 Becker, lumber
End hard wood establishment; 100 feet to Haw1ey
GU, lumber and coal yard; 100 feet to CleYe-
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COUNTRY REAL EsrATE

HOE ,sALE1AT A BAHGAIN-5E3 ACRES OF
FaE5hsait County. Mnn.. with perfect ttc Vii 5se
inf ChcaEo real estate Cok County land For f1r-
tEsE particulars, address the oWDef IAN WfvrE&H w
r.. al; Elnt9qs'll, Kane County IninoE, who
N'oR SALE Or EXCHANGE40Q ACRES IN
n the West JNO- q. NICHOLSON Isi Desrl,o1nsf
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HEANAHT.
=. MxKI1c ThoI5!xo PAnk. MEpFonp, Ma1G. June 10,
9se: fatse q g 5 s7. +as-for horses that
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INSTRUCTION.

4 ToUHG MAN, HAVING DlHENaAOKD NET
"A nea deaast 70 obtain scholsE for tAo nlan - ~.
FrepA lsnsnaee. A6tfeA q 4. IEibE0e oGRea.
TN9TKECrBN ON TIE PLANO M 4 YOiW0
l rc1tmsn. A young lsdy saeAeT nrnfcrnrH M.
drer1 II, Tribune once.
, 1870-06-21

EH0R 6AIR-ENGNKS. PORTABLE. ETATIOM-
~. heIstine. Hnd nas99e 70 s1hoE.e; Pays III
lhFeahink en&irea. H N. AAKS, 70 9outh Qanalst
E'oRsALE-C HEAP-ATWFLVEHORsE POWER
running order and repair opIy been nAd yeaf: can Be
seen running at SPALD1NG l. L4AMOETESf, is Iakn-
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HouxEHOLD GOODS.

I1s1s To 1TI 70
w Whnio or uaff Of thcir fuypituf% carpets &H1 fI
efcfpfns Tu bear Of txah poIehAaH By calling
On Of sdtrFsGinE j. 4OS1GoAhA1s W "es$ Haa-
oAtFa4t
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pERSOFAI- IHEATRE-sAr1rR.
Z aAy evening. re lady viii white shari and scaf
Is des'1es.an acquaintance. address GEO &, TGbane
agdrief IL tn tho city or any ptr1on Fno1inS his
Eli drop lne 70 tso Eoath VsTf 81, he
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-12-08
An Old Friend.

For many years the Press Of the country has
chronicled the beneficial effects Of Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters. Editors, authors, physicians,
merchants, officers OF the army and navy, chem
lists, counselors, ministers OF the gospel. in Short
a great cloud Of witnesses Of every profession,
trade and calling, have testified 10 it, efficacy ~
tonic and regulating medicine. The names and
statements of these witnesses have been publishes
in the public prints. Many OF them are we'll
known to the whole public. Their testimony has
never been challenged or impugned. THIS
OLD FRIEND
has been tried, and pronounced, on the authority
of those whose lives and health 1t has preserved,
pure, harmless and eminently salutary prepare
ton. Attempts have been made.to rival Il. They
have failed. There Is nothing equal to the enjoy
ment experienced by the afflicted when using this
valuable specific. Its mild tone, its sure and VIC
orous action upon disordered stomach, and the
cleansing Of the entire human body, recommend
1t to the whole community a. . RELIABLE
FRIEND. ~ assfnn
Sen Moss Farine from pure irish Moss for BlaLs
Mango, Puddings, Cuslars Creams, &C. &c. The cfeay
est healthiest and most delicious food In the world
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-12-08

near Amiens. Their army was totally
routed, and fled toward Arras. -Four
French guns were captured.
Private advices from Vienna, received
in Berlin on the 30th, represent that Aus,
tria, England and Italy accept the Prussian
proposal for conference, with the under
standing that the claims Of Russia are not
to be prejudiced by her participation.
The N. Y. Worlds London dispatch of
the Both ult. says: Letters by balloon
from Paris, private letters from Versailles,
and dispatches from Berlin, all concur in
representing the prospects of the French
as extremely gloomy. The Germans in
the late engagements with the army of the
Loire lost enormously. Still their posi-
ton has been maintained. The efforts Of
General D'Aurelles to advance to the re-
lief Of Paris have been foiled. The pro-
visions in Paris are almost exhausted.
Scarcely fortnights supply remains"
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-12-08

Mashinston News.

A Washington dispatch of the 22d says
he President had completed his annual
massage said to be very brief, or about
the same length as his first one to Con.
Eres6.
The following statistics have been OBJ
tanned ct the Census Bureau in Washing
ton--a comparison Of the census of 1860
and 1870 r. to the colorcd race in the States
~.caod. ts
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-12-08

Total Of 200 counties and the
District OF Columbia. ,9G 100, BIB
The Secretary OF the Treasury has di-
rected the Assistant Treasurer in New
York TO sell 81, 0OO, 900 gold each Wednes.
day, and purchase 100000 in bonds
each Thursday, during the month Of De-
eember. The aggregate Of gold sold Will
b $s,0oO,00O, and bonds purchased $5,-
100000.
Since the LIST Of July last upward of 800
manned soldiers have applied for the
benefit of the act of Congress making
provision for artificial limbs or for money
Communication.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-12-08

News from Paris, by balloon, up to mid
night on the 21st, represents the city as
becoming entirely tranquil. The supply
of meat had been limited to fifty grammes
daily. Horse flesh and vegetables were
still abundant. All unmarried men be-
tween the ages OF 20 and 80 had been en-
rolled in the National Guard. ASA
q The formal acceptance of the Spanish
crown by Duke Aosta was received in
Madrid on the GOTH 'it'.''@ isf't 4
A dispatch from Berlin on the esd states
that all the German forces were conccn-
trating on Paris, to form defensive semi
circle from Etanpes by way of Charities
and Drcux to Nantes, with Frederick
Charles on the south, the Duke of Meek
lenburg on the west, and General Man
teuffel on the north. af5g4ioHt $50
A TORS dispatch of the 22d says bal
loon had Just brought good news from
Paris. The successes Of the army of the
Loire had produced an excellent effect.
Dissensions were forgotten and amnesty
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-12-08

quantity greater by 429,201 acres than
that disposed of the previous year. The
year. The quantity of land taken under
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-12-08

Sen Moss Farine from pure Irish Mos. for Blals
Mango Puddngs Custarts, Creams DC, &c. The cfeap
est healtiest, and most delicious food In the world
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-12-08

TcScIScSy WCIC Va SuC AuVSI dtIUCIUuD CHI
acter."
The speedy completion of the Cherokee
treaty now before Congress, is recommend.
ed. The survey Of the lands Of the Choc-
laws and Chicaksaws is in progress. The
Secretary recommends that, before the
Land Office is established the alIotments
made to certain supposed spectators by
statute and treaty, of which the Choctaws
complain, be investigated and reconciled.
The statistics of business i'm the Pension
Bureau during the past year, were made
public some time ago. Secretary Cox, in
treating of this branch Of this department,
saws "The committee has devoted special
attention and energetic Efforts, first, to a
examination of the evidence pre-
sentcd In support Of pension claims, thus
causing the rejection of such as are ficti-
ltious and unfounded; second, to Il search
ing inquiry in regard TO the present list Of
invaded pensioners, with view to a more
lust and UNIFORM graduation of the existing
rates; and, third, to the asccrtaipment and
cancellation Of fraudulent claims hereto
ERE allowed The actual amount saved by
the disallowance OF unjust claims cannot
be- accurately estimated. but from other re-
forms I have mentioned reduction o. 81,
100000 has been made In the amount re,
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-12-08

January.
A London telegram Of the Goth Gays
there was some sharp fighting the day be-
fore in front Of the Army Of the Loire, all
along the country between Pithiviers and
Montargs. Particulars were wanting, but
it was said the French were generally sue
cessfnl, having captured many prisoners
and one cannon.
A dispatch from King William to Queen
Augusta, dated Versailles, Nov. 80, states
that on the 28th, Manteuffel, with por-
ton Of the First Army, defeated the French
a few miles south of Amiens. The French
lost 1000 killed and wounded, and 700
prisoners. The Prussisn loss was COM.
paratiyely unimportant. a.......
The New York 7Tibuae correspondent
at Tours telegaphed on the 29th that
General Keratry, in q letter unprecedented
in style, unpatriotic, arrogant, and egotis-
tical, had given his resignation in the face
of the enemy He threatens Gambetta
with a council Of war, aud accuses Gen,
cral Lavertia Of treason. sg sttl4
The Greek Industrial Exhibition was
opened at Athens, on the 27th, by the
King and Queen, with great ceremony.
According to u Versailles dispatch on
the morning of the 3oth ult, the French
made several sorties from Paris the day
before, and in all cases were repulsed and
driven back behind their Notifications
The entire Prussian loss in these actions
was only seven officers and few hundred
men, while the French lost 1000 prisoners
alone. The French had been badly beaten
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-12-08


eral statistics, and exhibiting the popula-
ton by aggregates and by classes of each
county in the United States, from 1890 to
1870 inclusive. Somewhat over $500
counties will appear. The tables Of the
smaller civil subdivisions embrace over
10000 items The volumes containing ag-
ricultunal, manufacturing, social, and mis-.
cellaneous statistics will be ready by April.
THE organization Of the bureau has af-
forded an opportunity Of applying the
principle of competitive examinations.
Those who desired clerical employment
were sent before the commission and re-
quired to answer in writing series of
written questions, and were accredited &C
cordingly. The clerical force employed
has been as large as possible with con-
venience, in the belief that the statistics
furnished by the census will lose much Of
their value unless they are presented to
the country at the earliest day possible.
1.-THE subscriptions to the stocks of the
Union Pacific Railway Company amount
to $50, 5000, of which $50, 762, 300 has
been paid. The local receipts Of the road
for the year ending June 30, 1870, were
1884, 81. rs; expenses, $5,649, 5T3.45; net
earnings, $4,000, 1850.
The following statistics are given con-
corning the public lands:
'sDuring the last fiscal year public lands
were disposed of as follows:
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-08-16
PENSTOY FRAUDS.

SEVERAL weeks ago we were informed that
Roderick r. Butler, the member from Ten
nesses who was censured last session by the
House of Representatives for little irregu-
I arity in selling csdetship, was implicated
in the forgery OF pension check and
various other offenses of like serious charac-
ter. 1t was represented that the discovery
of Buffers irregularities was made through
the vigilance and activity of the agents of
the Pension Bureau, but there was nothing
said about any attempt to bring the accused
to justice, and it was not until few days ago
that the public were informed of the fact that
warrant for the arrest of Butler would
be issued. Yesterday the first decisive action
in the case was taken, and warrant was
sworn out before police judge of the Dis
trict Of Columbia by Frederick NJ. Clarke, OF
the sl:eid service Of the Pension Barsa1
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-08-16

GRKCIAS ANTIQUITIES. Es.-Those who interested
in Greoian antiquities will read the following extract
from recent letter with regret:-The walls OF the
Acrop0lis Of Assos appear to have suffered most,
being almost levelled to the ground. The gateway
in the lower part OF the city is still intact After the
destruction OF many structures and shipment OF part
OF the material for the construction of the forts
at the Dardanees and for other purposes, the cost
OF transport was found too expensive, and the work
OF destruction was suspended, to be renewed, no
doubt, when cheaper mode OF conveyance may be
organized, or an urgent demand for building mate
rial arises The remains at Alexandria Troas are
more likely to suffer than those at Assos, being in
closer proximity to Constantinople and the Darda-
nelles, and continued raids made these ruins.
The gymnasium OF Alexandria Troas (erroneously
called Priam's Palace, Notwithstanding its gradua-
rapid disappearance, is still a fine and imposing
bnll1inp
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selves distinguished when you dressed unsuitably
and mixed French phrases with your speech; you
looked on with pleasure when French librettlsts
made use OF the grandest works OF German
poets as the text OF their absurd productions
you we're anxious, not that your daughters
should learn 70 know the elevatlng meaning of our
German classics, but that they should learn from
some French woman strayed over here how TO chat
ter in French with a Partisan accent; you paid q
Madame saic or Mad'lle Elise the most unreason-
aole prices for articles OF dress, while you dealt In
the smallest coin with the poor needlewoman whose
sons must now expose their lives with those OF
yours TO the French Chassepots You helped to
make 1t possible that the French in Germany would
reckon a want OF self-respect and q French ten
dency among Germans. WIN you, while your sons
stand before the French cannon, and thousands
among them shed their noble young hearts blood
for the independence OF Germany, will you still run
about wearing TOW erlng insane-looking French
chignons and will you still allow your clothes to be
made according to bold French fashions9
You have much to make good in this respect Now
is the time to do 1t. Cast from you foreign
frippery and empty show, and endeavor to become
as earnest as German men,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-08-16

A CORRESPONDENT OF the Cologne Gazette, Fanny
Lewald has fired needle-gun into the ranks OF the
French. When men come TO hard blows it is doubt
less fitting that women should take 70 hard words.
She accuses her countrywomen of having fostered
French disbelief in the energy and independent
spirit OF Germans by their childish imitation OF
French follies, and proceeds in the following strain
ofmyectiye ye:-''Y GU knew the society and woman
world whose manners you Initiated through the
medium OF had French novels which you did not
c.s. as.de NTH gttLcg se9gn; y?a considered yoar
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WHITTEMoRE, the cadetship-selling South
Carolina carpet-bagger, has concluded to
withdraw his name as candidate for reno
mination to Congress. We have in this an
evidence that even upon such pachyderma-
tous scamps as this individual an emphatic ex-
preston of public opinion is not always
thrown away; and although Whittemore was
made the scapegoat for the sins of others
perhaps even more at fault than himself,
enough was proved against him to demon
strate his unhtness to sit in Congress as
lawmaker for the nation. Instead of being
thankful that he got off as easy as he did by
being permitted to resign his seat, White
more had the consummate impudence to apply
forreadmission after last session, and there can
scarcely be doubt that he would have en-
deavored to obtain the nomination to the
next Congress if he had not begun to be
fearful that measures would be taken to call
him to account in a court of law for his mis-
deeds. He gives as a reason for his with
drawal from the can vass that the question
as to my admission, if elected to the next
Congress, though there is no doubt in my
own mind, might confuse my best friends, or
comfort and aid my weakest enemies'-a
rather remarkable assertion, in view of the
fact that the last Congress refused to receive
him as a member. We suspect, however,
that Whittemore had more doubt in his mind
than he professed, and he concluded that it
would be prudent not to besiege the doors of
the House of Representatives second time,
lest measures should be taken to repress him
effectually by having him locked up in a
/ penitentiary for a term of years.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-08-16

and Butler, who is daily expected in Wash
ington, acilI be serged scih IL on his drrivdt
Is it because Butler is member of Congress
that the Commissioner of Pensions waits for
him to come to Washington and put himself
under arrest, or does he desire to give the
feloniously inclined Congressman an oppor-
tunity to leave for parts unknown, il be
chooses to do so2 It is not usual for the
officers of the law, if they really desire
to see justice done to persons
charged with such crimes as this
man Butler to wait for the accused to
come and deliver himself into their hands,
and it indicates very clearly that there is a
large screw loose somewhere in the manage
ment of the Pension Bureau that there has
been such delay in calling Butler to account
for his sins. While discussing this subject
it is not amiss for us inquire why Colonel
Forbes, the pension agent of this city, has
not been removed from his Office long ago by
the authorities at Washington? Irregularities
of a most serious character were proved to
have existed in the management of Colonel
Forbes office, and although the agent himself
managed to escape a criminal prosecution,
he has been convicted out of his own mouth
of having discounted the claims of pensioners
at most outrsgeously exorbitant rates. This
is an all-sufficient reason for his removal and
that he is allowed to retain his Office impli-
Gates the men who run the Pension Bureau
with him in his violation of the law.