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MEMORANDA.

MEMORANDA.
Ship Sansparel, McAlpin. cleared at Savannah
10th inst for Liverpool with 3466 bales upland cot
ton and 16S bags sea island do.
Steamship Nile, Ayward, for Philadelphia, sailed
Bark LOreDa, Patterson, for Philadelphia, sailed
BARK Arthur Kinsman, Buckman, sailed from Ma
tanzas 6th inst. for north OF Hatteras.
Bark Alaska, Higgins, cleared at Liverpool bth inst
Bark j. L. Thierman, Nordenholt, sailed from Bre-
merhaven 5th inst. for New York
Bark Return, Rose, sailed from Cardenas SIN inst.
for north OF Hatteras.
Bark Statsraad Brock, Nicolaysen, hence at Glib
raltar 25th ut and cleared for Trieste.
Bark Diana, Sigener, hence, at Gibraltar 26th ult,
and cleared for Genoa.
Bark Hatfield Brothers, Hatfield, hence, at Gibral-
tar 26th ult., and cleared for Leghorn
Brig James Baker, Phelan, hence, at Cardenas 9th
Brig Olaf Kyree. LarseD hence, at Gibraltar 2eth
ult., and cleared for Palermo.
Brig Caroline E. Kelley, Robinson, hence, at Ma
Brig Castllian, Long, for Philadelphia, cleared at
MatanZas 9th inst.
Brig Louis q Madeira, Mosander' hence re-
Briggs Faustina Patterson; Almon Rowell, Ather-
ton E. Showers, French; and s. j. Strout Ammon,
Brig Hattie L. Bishop, Webber, cleared at Havana
1lth inst for north OF Hatteras.
Brig Rabboni, Coombs, sailed from Messina 27th
Di Brig @ Breeze arrived at the Delaware Breakwater
'n Brig I j. W. Drisko, Haskell, hence, at Salem l4th
Brig 3. " Merrick, Lippincott, sailed from Carde-
mas sfh inst for north OF Hatteras.
Brig John Welsh, Jr:, Munday, hence for Sagua,
was spoken 10th inst, lat. 2s n, long. Is W.
Schr N j. Miller, Dunham, hence with coal for St.
John. N, b. experienced heavy weather, sustained
damage, and put into Portland for repairs.
schr Thomas Fish, Wiley, hence, at Cardenas 9th
instant. - s, -, .,,.
EmeIine Sawyer, Keene and -Four Sisters, hence for
| Boston, at Edgart0wn 10th inst.
Schrs Quickstep, Smith; Sarah Clark Grifhn; and
| John @, henry, Diks hence, at Lynn 10th inst.
Sehr q. w. Middleton, Campbell, from Providence
| for Philadelphis, at New York 18th inst
scnr Mary Means Bayard. for Philadelphia, sailed
| from Providence 10th inst. tfIl
"Si schrs OsseO, Welsh, from 81. John, N. B., ana
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CUTLERY, ETO.

IET GOODS, NEWEST STYLES. DIxON's
- No. a B. KI0ATu btzsst selsW
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oITY ORDINANCES.
CoySHT{9IN SH{I COUNCIL OF PH1LADEL-
PHI1AnH1PHIA. March %, 1s70.

PHILADELPHIA, Marcn 90 loU
In accordance with resolution adopted by
the Common Council of the City of Philadel-
phia on Thursday, the twenty-fourth day OF
March, 1870, the annexed bill, entitled IAN
Ordinance TO authorize loan for the erection
Of bridge across the river schuylkill at Fair
mount" Is hereby published for public intor-
nation.
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RESOLUTION TO PUBLISH A LOAN

Resolved, That the Clerk of Common Council
papers of this city, daily for four weeks, the
ordinance presented to Common Council on
Thursday, February 8, 1870, entitled San ordi-
nance to create loan for the building of a
bridge over the river Schuylkill at South street.
and for the payment of ground-rents and mort
cages" And the said Clerk, at the stated meet
ing of Councils after said publication shall pre-
sent to this Council one of each of said news
papers for every day in which the same shall
have been made. 32524t
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CLEARED YESTERDA,

CIHAfLED IHbIE1lDhI.
Steamer Rattlesnake, Winnett, Boston, j. G. Scott
4 Sons
Steamer w. Whilldn, Higgins Baltimore, a.
Groves Jr.
Schr Mary Lee Barrett Wilmington, N. c., S. Lath-
bury Il Co.
schr Sarah Bruen, Fisher, Wilmington, N. c., j. C.
Scott x Sons.
Schr Admiral, Steelman, East Boston, do.
Schr A. Repplier, McFadden, Washington, do.
Schr II. w. Godfrey Sears Chelsea, do.
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DOmehtic Affairs.

Gold closed yesterday at 1139.
Travel on the Erie Railroad has been
suspended at Waverly, by the flood in the
Chemung river.
Further testimony was taken yesterday
by the House Reconstruction Committee re-
lative to affairs in Tennessee.
-Distillers, brewers, and tobacco and cigar
manufacturers can renew their bonds on May
2, the 1st falling on Sunday.
Some twenty or thirty prominent officers
are said to have left New York last evening
for the frontier, to take command of the
Fenian advance guard.
-Yerger has been released on bail. Judge
Shackelford, before whom the case came, is
of opinion that the evidence does not warrant
the charge of murder.
The wrecking steamer Relief has been
sent to the assistance of the school-ship Mer-
curry, ashore near Cape Henry. Intelligence
has been received of the safety of the boys
and officers on board.
An investigation into the alleged corrup-
tion in the Senate respecting the Georgia bill
has been commenced by the Judiciary Com
mittee. Mr.. Carpenter is said to be the only
Senator to whom proposition was made.
Foreign Affairs.
Ten steamers leave Liverpool this week
for this country, and will bring $500 emi-
grants.
-Ouo VI buo IIdlby ioSOhhJ S"PoUhOo W
brigands near Marathon, Greece, has been
released.
"A rumor is afoat in London that Don
Carlos adherents are to assemble in Geneva
this week.
Several lives were lost and much pro-
perty destroyed by tornado at Lisbon on
Sunday night.
1t is asserted in Havana that the Cubans
no longer recognize Cespedes, and have
offered the Presidency to Fortunio.
There is much anxiety in England con-
cerning the fate OF the Sirius, a new steamer,
which sailed from Calcutta for Liverpool, and
is long overdue.
k-M Gueronniere has caused some commo-
ton in diplomatic circles in Paris by stating
that Europe is tranquil only when France is
satisfied, and that France may be content
each power must be in its proper place.
Immense excitement was caused al
Managua, some twenty miles from Havana,
by a report that the Virgin Mary had ap
peared to two little girls during Holy Week
Great numbers hocked to the village, and a
last the Governor, suspecting some politica
design, denounced the vision as an impostur
and dispersed the people.
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'ROOFINOs
ID EA ID RO Fl N G.
III This Roofing is adapted TO all buildings II oan be
App" STEEP OR FLAT ROOFS
at onehah the OF tin 1t is readily put old
Shinge Roofs without removing the thus avoid
ing the damaging of ceilings and furniture while under
going repairs. (No gravel used) :,
FREsKRVR YOUR TIN ROOFS WITH WILTON
ELASTIC PAINT.
always prepared TO Repair and Paint Roofs at sho
notice. Also, PAINT FOR SALE By the barre or gallon
the DeS' ana cheapest IN tne mArke'w A. wELToN,
aH No. III N. NINTH Street above OoatsA
bnd, old AZ No Sis N T@HIRb @ Street, ths ANH s
RIOAN CONCRETE PAINT AND ROOF COMPANY
selling their celebrated paint for TIN ROOTS, and
iSr all wood and r so me tSs1 sSd SSH %
brushes, cans, buckets ete r9T the work Anti yermip
ing, peang shrnking No paper, grAye beat 0ood
for all oimates Directions given Tor WORK or ood M3rL
CALI Examined Judgel -
1Sitf JOSEPH LEEDS. Principal
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

1ES1HhUA1.
Steamer Achilles, Colburn 63 hours from Savannah,
with mdse. to Philadelphia and Southern Mail Steam
ship Co.
Steamer Mars, Grumley, "a hours from New York,
with mdse. to w. M. Baird d Co.
Norw. bark Frednaes Brouland, 45 days from Liv-
erpool, with salt to Alex. Kerr q Bro.
Br bark Busy Linden, from Palermo via Messna
as days. with fruit, etc. to s. s. Scattergood Co.
Br bark Jennie Armstrong, Brooks, ID days from
MatanZas, with sugar to John Mason Co-vessel
to b. Crawley Il Co. 18th inst, off Hatteras passed
an American schooner, dsmasted, name unknown.
Brig j. Bickmore, Henley, II days from Cardenas
with sugar to @. IL G. M. OCalaghaD.
Schr j. w. Haig, Brewer, days from Richmond,
Va, with stone TO Richmond Granite Co.-vessel to
c. haslam d Co.
BELOW.
Bark Brothers, Long, from Leghorn, and four
others, names unknown.
Specidl Despatch TO The EueninJ Telegraph.
HAVRE- E-DE- GRACE, April 20.-The G. M. Blanchard,
with lumber to Craig Blanchard, left in tow this
morning.
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Sermildtc Neridlte.

Reiu Dori, s. OFT. : (Gas getbe 6iebtr.)
8as 8sSenwdritae ilbIe 2Better III itbr essigr
net. htm gelben fisber, tpeldes NOD i'm gpefs
Banf' GuaraHt6ne poipitat graiiren iol. ben
&araus az MAIDEN. Sn ben leBten "A Stuns
ben IoQtn bot tOl8en0t ntne Griraufun9sidae
uprg,tomnten Iein 8. Satt, Aoam Whler,
Charles Rob, Samts Banf, geter 6. g8olF,
Z. Baillsp, idmmtli9 Soloatsn. Doleen0e
footsidae folsn porBeIommtn iein; lBm.
Eurpemi9 uno Nlos 8ernitein, 8etoe WuIiter.
Jm Alssnleinen 8eben ieooh Die Patienten
idnea ibrtr Stneiun8 entas8sn.
- DER Dampter -Sornst- nit pcI6la9
beIe8t.) gBebiter & Craig, Die Anndlte Der
lpantI1en Regleruna, bra6ten es eeiteru ba
bin, oab Der an9cbli9 mad CUBA brhimnie
Sampisr r9ornttA BON ben 8unocsteb0rOen
YBaifen, NOD Wtunition auf Osm S6iIis.
- (Q,etbtsrtnoes leutr In gBiaiam Str.)
8efterr frhb UNI lltr eniItanD in Der BUD
binocrei Der 80. Sob S6bne & Comp, Rr.
1876, William, uno rs uno n, lnns Str,
i5eutr, weltes ben Subalt Der brei ubsren
Stpfwerte eiudiherte. Ser Yerlu5t TT $40. 900
an Daaren unO $4,000 ani Beb6uoe.
= Sic 8eidibtt bon Der Yetfolguno Der
yWeitpbalia".) auf ber General Aaentur Der
0amburaerDampiidif 8eieQidaft tuiro
Die @el9idte bon Der Beriol8ung Der .gDsHs
pbal,aA burb einen fran56Ri&sn Rreuser fur
unuabr 9sbalttn, oa oas Sdlsppboot tpeldes
ben Sampfer bis aber SanbD Soot binaus
be9leitste, RiHts bon einsm frGni. Rriessitite
bemerfte. 90.
-(gin ihSiides Sotel In aoneYran& Sie
Jsrnslieu beabii1tigsn, Su Song Yran9 ein
potel erften Rauges Bu etablirsn uno Iollen
Die n6tbigen Summen ourd Nusgabe bon
aftien GE 500 onfaebradt peroen. Die Sers
-. H.. ...tR ut.
i6en ben atttondren unb ben @Gfteu ollie Hna
nebmlidteiten oes &anolebens III bietsu uro
iie uor uielsrragtsn Ra1tbeilen oes botels ge.
bens ~ bewabren. Sie &lde miro In tetuer
9infht Gtlnas 5u tuiinIhen tbria laisn uno
ooltommen .ioiber- aebaltsn peroen. 8iel.
leidt piro oas ratlantie' 'Sot,l" iiir ben 3usd
erporbsn tperoen.
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Cine BON beute oatirte Oepeid3e dIg Tffi'
burg entbdlt sas fSolsenoe:
pRaaoemNsusY sYreiad fib eswsieert bal, ,fi&
su tiberaebett, 1T an nlebreren puntten aus
Bdtterie'n cine bsitiSe 9anouaOe 8e9en Die
Staot erOiinet rporosn. Sn Solae befien IN
an ntebreren StcIlen in Der Staot 6susr aus
gebrohen.
; tft eDpn.
dGEours, 8.Ott. - Sis Nadri6ten aus
2pon iino por5h9lib. @s iuuroen ale GHs
itrenaunssn seulabt. oenGrt sner8iia Ju osrs
tbeiolgen.
ssirfunscn hes franz. 2icses bel pitbipierS.
Sdarll1aBsu aus Borosaur limo 9eItsrn
bier burdpailirt. Sie itanoen unttr oemGoms
rnanoo Srappoli's, utlaer einsn nod sr6bes
rem Srupp Shorfi6aBen su oraaniTiren in
Stnnbe 1T. Bon Der Shtadt bel gitbioi.rs
fno fsrnere Gin5slnbeiten einpesangen. Die
SeMti1en usrtpreu hber 5000 Stiid Rinopcb
uHb Staafe, bic iie chen au Der Selagerunas.
artiee bon 4aris ab5ufabren I'M Ss8rtff ma,
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mdnbtc etnjucringen uno ea5 8Olt bieicr
9rOstuj fdift fetn 8teb unb ;et1e Gjtnapc =.
Uprrdbe tpelter lutpdris UNI ritlttt lih, ccn
6enren ieoC5 mp9lide Stnoeruib m ZEN gSea
ju leleu.
Gte paphljGm Gruppen unb bic @arbaI>
et1ner btlpen Sulammln cine tS0rtc pCn 6000
NanH uno lraen rem Stamm einer rer rcun
Nrmeen bilbrn.
2ln8cbIthc llutcrbaucIuu9cn 0eutlh>
lanp'9 nit 9IappICpn.
QCnbcn, 8. Shbr. - Ias ,,Jcurnal be
grurtGes" Ii. fur rtc iplgcncc !I4Htbt per>
dnportlh; IS ihwCtm gcRGnDdgtiG lin.
tGrpanelunleE jptdten crr eeutidtn Jtratt~
runl. bic eartn upn 8uGidno unterltugt pirb
unp N1pplccn, peIctr pen 3wed BADEN, rtc
GIrib!un9 rtnCr Frani, 9tpublIt ju ptrtm-
BORN.
Die ShIahtbcridtc Wirerrufcn,
8ellG9arS, &. Stt - Sett Dem Gs>
febt bet SEpurp batcn trtne cruleren Gn9a'
9cmeut5 tIttNefunbsn. 9HItipcrS II lrtt
ron cen 6ranjoltn bclcgt.
9tp6 eiumaI bic Shlntbt am Wtttppb.
IeurS, S. Sft. - Gme 0eptld,e Drn
Gptnat metptf, bdB Gdtlpph an re- Srabe
iwtlbeu 2apn nunp 9fUltrr5 i'm gCBtfcn.3e-
partement IpiiGen 5000 9rsubcn unr elmer
@btbrtlana tr0N3. NIrcRal9aIben cine
Shlabt lt1ttfInp, in Trlhcr ole Diutlhen
(na!trItb J 9elAlGBcn wmoeu.
Gruppcn Sewt9mSeu.
St QNenttn, 8. Sttbr. - Ter SenO
ibrtut etnen Marlt aud bier auige9cbm iu
babCn. GS betbt, paB bic gdnjr peutiht
6prte, iprldr bier in pCr Hdbe UpGrtrts, lest
Nuf SatlTpns m0rIttri, neIteS III rtr Hlgt
IN, trerstiten WrCrianc eiitcn ju fb1ncn.
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Spfcrt caen ale Sdnte eardn otpeu cann
ertaltrn mir aud liberc 8dumr, IN wel6tn
mir unitregapungCn unttrtrtnlen tbnncn, er.
ptreIte Sajare; 10 Ian8e c2r 6immd better
blelbt, ba. e59tldt5 III iasen, lpaten mir obGr
tGtt9cn NG9cn batolmen, ~ pUrpen Stele
Der Sdten uno 8crrdtbe pereerben. Q8u
tGnen mttSeihttgIett td5Itdl lrFt Sledtdu,
fer dutlteller,
Spb0tp oer YDCpidt Mlptre fCrt9edtten
til, ipCaen tptr bic 9llge am SmIt auiluben
mo MIR bic Slnlgr crrlt ten mUlftt, unt uns
eine lctht III perIbCictlcnre Sraun1 III
ftIffn, perltgtc rrr Gjaf unp teglb lid
omn 3u iGtner Satin, bic CT itpa AM Ser,
FGiirngn 9benC ppn dlem 6jcihetenGn unters
Tittst tatte.
Oem 6immsi irt Dlnt, plB unier rllcer
Sreunp 9lldIb enttommen II, rHne BET
W0ue 8erodtt 9c9en unS 5u cjcugGu, idate
eit 8r6fin 3u ibrem @dlien, ala perlrlbe, I'm
ca56rirltud nit ibr Su rer5ebrI, 'i0 nettn t5r
ntepTleb.
3phe nil i9n prrirl3m, mic er faaf, er
pirp abrr p0bl nur iu cen Wmaces yetten,
UNI oeleIben pon 2llem IN &GnntnlB III IeSep,
entgegnete ru 0raf rprm CT udr redt
tangr iprtbiGibt, io RAP mir Die Bod
bluler auf9eltat tabrn Cbt er surudfetrt;
cenn ualere gtfslti9unB tp,rp tim nitt lieb
ictn. ..
2I6 Scrore, t1um Glaubtn mir, In einer
lhpRGn S3afen Der 9tute Aclducet 5u ietn, uni
itbCn trrten @n9N unp SpTgen irtrter an uns
bran! tcsann bic GtriIin na6 elmer @aufe
-trucn tptr tlm niemaI5 StuRe unb 5riepen
finStn2 .t...
Sft iarf, Wapelaine, @ptt pIrp unS dub
ferncr beicten. Die SbdpnteS unr Die
DeldYpdren inn mddtae Sneimer mlp eDle
ltcur Menihen mp 9elmgt cS llIdbi, ft 3u
errGhCn, 70 WtrScn lie unS III SQiit tcnnIen;
ber StmmCl BAT c5 il oU9ent6cnlih 10
gefagt pl3 pir iie m5 ~ SrcuECeR mdttcr
lolrn, ....
t6oriiebuna ioI9t)
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Mn sas SutltfumI
I'm paalrate nno eAnOrrt.
aatsI Gaaxl Galeinirter 9ips
6hbranliittrr Gemeut.

Der untrltid,nsis bat fsis obes UrttitI porraihIa
Hno aus al tsInem altsn. lpoblbsianritn Ylast,
Gdt BON Nlbemarles uno fyanns Strase,
absts.bsutn Ssitulmstn msrbtn pAnttIld unp 10 ben
niserafsn prtiien bsiorst.
-I Sames xFeHHiasr,
(lIb-l Rafiolgtr bon y. Gtansbnrn.
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gpe3ial.
0runhei0enthunB. Maentnr.

GtnWanoerer Iun tiuselaSet, rodHebenOr pldbe
burdlebcn, orlde ii4 ausgelet9ad tiIr Vtartt' uno
GrudtsIrteu, Ytilh9ei6ai's u. T.. 10. pnilsn: Z
1s4 Nder nit 9un 3Gunen gut bebaut. 9lit bemdltrt
i'm b''ieH &ulturuanoe, nngstabr 10 lletlsn BON Der
Gtaot IN Baltimore Sountg ...
200 Ider gIetten 2dnoes in Baltimore eountu.
154 Nder, cine Wtu1t,farnt, cine 9roBe 4nIabl per'
ihieosner Sorien irutt6dunsn ulo gCirGutle ole
Jung. frdita aeunO uno trageno no, eutbaltsno, in
Baltimore 6ountp. @ laa ..- -ts-as... .
AZ unO 23 Wider, rir iptuts cuItipirt In Baltimore
9ountp. E.-as f.-
60 adtr unexltioIrt itbr poIIsuo fir 9anbbGuer, In
Baltimore Gpuntp nur Wetlen bon oer 6taot
Vile ooer I'M GtnIeIn ebrbug une Gut Ieith 8eotn'
gunstH osrtautt. ..aE.
Teruer:
2anoFte ilno unbebaute pldbe al Der Uotf.Surnpite
uno Yallaaier Giienbabn. 0auler uao unbtbauts
BIdbe In Der Staot
G1berfs bel Gepdrb Ritfmsn,
tSepl0-SH.23) Cfr s, Gt. pauiftraee.
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9enlOfratiidJ cOrIcrDatiOe
GOngrcB glOminntiOHcn in Gnrglano,
(gBabt am 8. Roo. I870)
l. DiFrttt - Hdbtb. Gdmusl 9ambletpn.
2. Difrttt - aebtb sttptnSOn artaer
0, SiFrItt -- abtb. Sbumas epann.
4. Glfrit - Gdpt Spbn Ritebie.
8. 8ERriH - siidter sBm. GR. ERerrlS.
Der /. Dtfrit umfaBt Caroline Cecil, 8ur6eTtr,
Strnt, Queen Guu's, Somsrie gBicomico u. WOrtltsr
Counties. .st
Ter 2. BiFrlit umaBt bic uuteren z. gBaros Der
6taOt Baltimore snnI SayIOrO unO ben u6rOI IL 6hI.
5bsiI BON Baltic 60.
Der 3. 8iitri umiaB Die Oberm u gBarOs Der 5taOt
Baltimore.
9sr4 Stiriit nmfOBt GuC8BauQ. Garrou. 5rsNsrtd
luo gBaibHaton COUNTIES.
Der 8. 9ifritt umfaBt grus Nrunbd GaIOst. ben
>DeH. SbstI BON Balo. Co.. GbarIes. yloutsOmsrp,
SOwarO, ct, Rarg's II. 8rtuce G,eOrse'5 COUNTIES
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SOnRtagS : 0abelnaGri1tc
ans @urOpa.
@cutidr Wiilitdr Sultij.
8ambctta i'm &uft 8allpn.
glnBriit aui ct. GueHtin.
@pntbdreCncnt ppu NSu SrtiIld,.
@artbOIOi WirO in Eours erWarttt,
.... Dor Mies
ROiitiOH Der SclngrrntNS;GcidJiIBc
.' Dor @driS.
Gm fraujGliidJe8 GntiNBbrer fit 8nTis,
lie sscsnabme CintS eirbmIcs.
Der Brai b, Yarts SaJaiue uno ErOdh ais
Wit0lie0er b. conAituiren0tn 8triantmlura,
aSGim bic Btid,iSauua ucH FUris bcainncn urb
her 2turm acltu bic ztdbt fldtifinccn uirbi
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Neitcres aus SuHrs.

@sRerol BurniOe i'm Sauptpuattisrs 86His
98llbslms.
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Sin 6irtrnbriei oeS GrjbiihOis bon
Su6liR.
SbifS Iadtihttu. ..
8ie 4urora. 5nieln peridpunbsu.
0erGurerte Srie9SiilbruugSpriie &c
ber SeHtiebcn.
Nnpolcpn nuf QStlbeIm5bphe.
Slascn abtr bic 6'Itun9 9et0iCnF.
Sine Sdbta6t ant MittDcd)
Gbjcr6 mtil prn &ailcr spn Srltretb
btiudCn, ...E
@sRerol 8uruiOe i'm Sauptouattiers 8bHis
g8llbelm's.
gEeitCrrs aus SoHrs. at-
Auaeblide 1tntcrbanS1uneDeutf
LAMBS nit Ndpplcpu,
SruFPtns . Sewt8nn8en.
germii4te Tadri4len. .s.. ..
ale 1HIaHtberihe piperruiru,
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gtrmii9te Ratri9len.

GruPPeN@ 8e.me8nn8tn,
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AnaebliHe 1IntcrbanblnneBeutfb
lamD'S Nit 9idpplepH
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Sermii6te In3eigeH.
SEQ. .. GtcOcns' &c Comps
um}ag.

Um osu GnfOrOuu8m 6sr 3,it 81 .rtiprs'
ben, tatsu mir in
glr. IS & l5, glorOs5rOutilrnBe,
R0reutfie Gst oou BapstisRraas, viB-a-viI
S6rottburmG
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-10

rem. 8ieitr GrfoIs bat bic 6rtiidaBsn srmu.
tbiQt. uelbe itBt bon allen TbeiIeH 6ranI
retb's bcrbeieileu.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-04-07

Idaho City Assaying Works - Returns
made in six hours and the correctness of our ASSAYS
guaranteed, and losses from coinage at any United
States Mint made good.
Particular attention paid to the Analysis of Ores
and Minerals.
Dust Bullion and Assays of Ore left at the follow
ing places Will be forwarded to this Office for Assay
and returns made the following day:
Madigan & Cannady, .,..........P Pioneer CITY.
j. c. Mills Il Co.,.............Gra Granite Creek
j. B. Duke & Co., ...C enteryilJe
VIM. Lynch Esq, .Placerville
The highest price paid for Gold and Silver Bars
either in Coin or Currency.
OFFIcE-In the National Bank Agency's Building.
opposite Wells, Fargo Co. IS Office.
j. NJ. BURKETT, Assayer.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-04-07
DEMOCRATIC CENTRAL coMmIrrFr

Ine BOISE County Democratic Central Committee
ne' :. the Court House in Idaho City, April adj pur.
suans 20 can. Present. VIM. Lynch, J. A. Abbotesh ~
LYNCH proxy, L. O. Benedict-by Geo. W. Tbatcnsr
proxy Green B. Holland, P. E. Edmondson n II
Anderson and H. F. sayrs. -
on motion' VIM. Lynch was elected permanent
Chairman. and H. +. sayrs Secretary. -
Inc following apportionment of Deleeatas - az
County Convention was then made. One no,on..o
Tor each precinct at large one for each so no,.,o
'o'es cast at the last general election for Dele.
over 25 - W anu
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-04-07

by request the primary election at Sauaw Greek
was ordered to be held at Nesbett's ranch. and NJ
Horse Shoe Bend at Skaters ranch.
IL was thereupon ordered that the primaries no
heid on Saturday, April, 16, 1870, and the Comfy
Convention, at Centerville Saturday. April % 1sro
The following resolution was then adopted
Resolved, That all persons who are onnosed 70 Tho
socaeo Republican party and will pledge themselves
10 support and vote for the nominees of the DemoD
cratic party at the ensuing election be allowed IN
ty Convention. ~ 'A0 oo"'i'
Inc following persons were then appointed Judges
of the Primary Election at the various precipcts
IDAHO CrTy-Saml Stewart Green White. and 7
III. Bowman. ' u -
y, PINE GRovE-wm. Ferguson. T. S. Harris, and
BuENA VISTA BARE II Ang,a p n Allan al
Peter Rush. ' u
LAST CHANCES. Chamberlain, A. Goodenoueh,
MrSNEHAHA-onver CALL Frank Cooper, and -
Johnson.
=, CENrERvnLE-w. H. Tincher. Con Donaho and
VIM. Law. ~NA
PLAcERvrLLE-Asa Carman, Alex Orchard, and
John Cannon.
&, GRANITE CREEK.-Con Haley, Prosper Langrie, and
James Mckay ~
PIONEER CIry-Alex. sifers. Peter Tewey and Co
lumbus Davis 80
UPPER PAYETrE-Thos. Scanlan, VIM. Abbott. and
D. Mcbride. -
GOLD HmL-Nathan Marx. Julian Mouratt and
Vim. Schmidter.
SHAPER's RASCH-D. B. Mooney Roht Smith and
E. NJ Harris.
SouAw CREEK-Wm. Zimmerman, Hans Nesmith
md Andy McQuaid.
BosroS-A A. Spain. J. F. Cochran Owen Daley.
DEApwooD-Ges. Jackson, Vim. Slocum and Otto
jrant.
No further business appearing. the Committee adj
burned tiEi die. WA. LYNCH, Chm'n.
II. +. SAYRs Sec'y.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-04-07

FATAL AccIDESr.-on Friday morning. April 1st,
John Dolan. while at work the bar claims on the
west side of Elk creek for the Buena Vista Bar Com
pany, met with accident which resulted in his
death shortly afterwards. He was engaged in pick.
ing under q bank in order to commence cut for
mining operations, when portion of the bank caved
and fell him, INJECTING internal injuries of such
nature to his death in about half an hour
afterwards. DR.. Healy was Immediately summoned
but nothing could him as he was past the aid of
medicine and surgery. The deceased was native
Of the town of Clara, Kings county, ireland, aged
about 40 years. and leaves wife and child to mourn
his loss The funeral took place from the Catholic
Church. on last Sunday evening and was very largely
attended, the Fenian Brotherhood. of which he was
member. turning out in force Father Mesplie off,
ciated in the funeral services and made few touch
ing and appropriate remarks on the occasion.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-04-07

OFF FOR THE STATEs-Our young friend John A.
Pinney took his departure for his home in Iowa, on
Tuesday morning last His health has been bad for
several months past the air proving too light, or too
much rarifed at this altitude for his lungs Univer
sally respected by all who know him, he takes with
him the best wishes of every in the community.
II is hoped that change Of climate win prove sene-
fetal to his health.