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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-02-24

XTlRGINIA TO Wit Nj rules held in the
Y Clerks Office CT the County Cart Of Shea
anaaaa, for the month o, fshsuacy 1870;
Joseph NJ. barton AID saran his wife, PITS,
against
William Miller and others, ......... Defendants,
The object Of this suit il 10 partition The
lands VIII reof Joseph MILLER son of PEI er Mil
Ter, ii practicable. if rot, 10 sell the same and
dist rihuie the proceeds
II appearing by satisfactory evidence that
the defendants Wm. Miller. aud Peter Miller,
ara no; inhabitants Of this S.ate--Ii is order
ed. That the SAID defendants do appear here
within one month after due publication hereof.
ana DO what is necessary 10 pr eftsst their in
tefesf; that y copy of this order be published
IN some newspaper printed IN Woodstock
ence week tor ionI Successive weeks, aunt
copy posted AT the irenl door of the couts
taase Of said county, GA the Tirst day al the
a~At Comfy Court
'sAs \ ALLEN, p q Cnry-Testo
Feb. 8, iw. J. s. IRWIN, 9. S. c.
TT .:ssAR SAI.E NY
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-02-24

=. ALT FOR SALE ~
fmFV ? J. A. RSafR
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-02-24

CT oar new family machine, above Fcfefro
10. are not only numeroas, but kieaFy asefu
Tor the purposes fer which they Wsre in4ehts.
ed They need cry NAL to show THEN
great value. AnouS tAe Elo.t recent Of the
siiEci rneuta L. lie
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-02-24
THE F0LnING CASES,

which open ui,h spacious tables 20 sus.Afz
the work. and which fold into rabies or boxes
TO protect the machines. Nh@n not in use.fron
duat and medaIissone ilagefs are made frols
choice woods. erabel;a!icl bg pleasing design
thus making eur Few family machine not only
an ornamental piece Of furniture. bit IN sona
Of he more telabGretely finished nachiacs,
work If raai GfT
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-02-24

4 oand Of Chinese Insurgents have
appeared IL Ssgaa jurisdiction. On she
lolh instant they oirne .ho i'e.slts ware
houses VITA 80 nogsnesds sugar. and
Killed the clerk and waieanau.
, 1870-09-25

shape Of waterfalls. 4 new. soft, hossT 1a.-
torial. closely resembling humin nMs. nes
made ita APPEARANCE, and ta most No1e"too
auos.ilute for tbs 'topseJs and !apanet:e
switches, win which women have iaden tnes
1cng~sudering heads. A pair Of these a. ss1tenos
intended to b. faatened high up on tho heaa$
The natural hair should be parted down tho
hsck. bringing each half forward over tha
switch, and braided ID three strands The htaids
should meet on tho back OF tho head to form
the chjSnon, aud the end. taken up TO Ill 10
ths spaces At the siaea- Nilsson, .1o j. Just
now the Elaha OF fsHhion ana mould OF form.
1ears chignen composed Of massive braid,
w;tb quantsfaes Of feecy litte curls peeping
out from between tho Rttands, front hair
| cr-rped, the whole forming IN Anreola around
/ the Madonnk-like f&ce.
NILSSON n opKRA.
EHssontR magnificent rendering Of tbo mad
soene, from, Hamlet, and the atia from . Ira
| yiata," has crested \ destre to hcaz her IL
| opts& that Mr. 6trako.ch will End it hard te
resist. The question OF Nilsson in opera o1
not. rests entirely wiih the Stockholders OF tht
| Academy Of Music. Ninety-four Of ths moa
desirable boxes In the honse, each eontairtne
four seats, are held BY three gentlemen, wht
ineist upon occupying them without comPen
astion. Mr. Strakosch contends thst, unda
| such circumstances, = successful eeasou iB 4,
ippossib,lity. and calls upon tbs ssockholdet
to walve their rights in this instance. an
either pzy full price for their seats, OF ptac
their boxes at his disposal. Nous oeg7pHs-
| f1sx AxD NoSTALAHp-
| Much uner1,ment is excited at pIscaa 0
am,,sement by the appearance in the prosceu
| cum boxes Of Fisk and Montatand, acconaps
| nied ly the cotteuse OF the Grand Ops1
I House as interpreter. Fisk cannot spez
one word Of French, noe Montaland one wor
| Of EneEsh; and, although the ladyh eyes AZ
more eloquent thsn words, tho valiant Co
onel, not being versed in 80 delicate an art,
forced to call on tho sid Of the knight Of th
c4.ere}ure. QU1D SESe.
, 1870-09-25
county or dis.siot, and in respect to which

the ooastituHon says:
Every county Of district shall te entitled to
one Representative Hnen IL population Y tn1ee-
inK Tpul1aon not la hin t6s sato md in.ee-
hfshs sh1il be entitled to twn Representatives aad
for each sddtt1onal number OF iahanitauu equn
to theHato, one Representative"
Here tho Governor departs tro1n tbs oon-
stitut;on, He finds the clause which an-
thorizes the next Legislature to divide
Cook County into districts OF not, at thsss
discretion but il theT shall conclude to
divide 1t, prohibits them from assigning
more than five members to district. Ibis
provision for the government OF the next
Legislature, Governor Palmer undertakes
to apply in part to, the election OF Repre-
sent.tiyas Mis fall. He oonstrues it to
mean that mona Of tho present districts Of
Coax County snail have mona thzn Jfss
ne,nbers. Il he has anything 10 do With
this clause, his first duty would be to di.
vide the county into FIVE or sir districts, Or
to treat it as single district, and zsign to
it twenty-one or twenty-five members to
be elected On general ticket. But, - .
matter OF fact, he has no more to do with
that provision than tha man in the moon.
It was intended solely for the use of the
Legislature.
And then the Governor has fallen into
smother blunder. He has undertaken to
apportion Cook County into three districts,
and used the old ward system which WIS
repealed several yeara ago. The city had
then sixteen wards. It has nov twenty
, 1870-09-25

The committee appointed by meeting
of Republicans to visit Springfield and
cx,nfer With tie Governor in relation to the
apportiopment for Cook County, are re-
ones.esi to take the Chicago i St. Louis
train this evening. Several Of those ap-
pointed desire to attend the funeral Of the
late Dr.. C. H. Ray on Tuesday, aud, to do
70. it is necessary to be in Springfield on
Monday, and, by leaving there in the eve
ming. they can he home the next morning.
We trust that no member Of this COM
mittee will fail to be present the ulatter
to Ire attended to is very important A
great wrong has been done this county
from, an erroneous construction Of the
provisions Of the new constitution. The
districts, as set forth in the proclamation,
are sadly mixed up the whole North Di'
vision, except one warJ, is 'sleft out in the
cold and the county is deprived of sertn
members in the next Houseof Representa-.
tiyes, The Governor has until "etanes-
dar. the oSth, to correct the mistakes
by an amended proclamation and We can.
moi doubt that he will make the corrections
when the true construction Of the PROV.
sions in the new constitution is properly
e.plnined to him. He can hare no motive
for doing Cook County SO gross an injus
lice. and no one believes it was inten
tional
The committee appointed consists o
3Iessrs. Charles H. Hitchcock, John G
Haines, Elliott Anthony, Joseph Meai1l
John G. Dore, CharlesB. Farweu, Herman,
Raster. C. L. Wilson, W " Woodwa1d
J. D. Ward. f. A. Storrs, Il. N. Hubbard
Philip Nadsworth. ]. P. Root, GeueFa
Drveridge. and B. H. Campbell
, 1870-09-25
An AVpenl for Mexico.

Tie American and Foreign Christian Union
has published an appeal on behalf oIssm'ssions
to Mexico. from which we c.ry tho following
statements: ...-... ...
.-w11htn less than fons yeass' 3aboT IN the Sovt1
fMputeftyl AMI un1J two In Central Mexico, the
nrncreks az liberal evangelism has Tar outtt ach
"a the means received for its rfosecuaou- Intfe
ID harvest 1herC waiting the rr1peI, wider, cnef
riper than can be found IN any otner OF tne gr*at
aIsc and, therefore, more imperative in l,s Claims
urpr The AmefscAn people
In Northern NeIco more fh4n hHetn eouRsc.
ea,snn1 are fully established. u 3ne canttn q
re 1st.r, mn thu ta1try have been organized
And arr 1QW in . most hopeful s1ate.
awe cIptca. the consicttnn, rtpeAIeu 1SAil
and again. BY irtetlRent AEsfSsns wau i,n1nS ne :
| The forrsnost members ot tas E.aa. Esesa Heas y
th4t Lcace, order, stable ioasltntnns, "
roverfE3cpt and other iEnits Of mature cls!ttx
/ ton cza pns he attained OF xac udoe- AZ
| peryas.ye inhuenc. OF a Protestant thasoanIy
! Ne ettnply add NAT many 1esttm mics !sosn psun
| 1nent c;Fti1au., Mexican ami American eoapsn
| the s.x,emc1tx Of CUT ml&rona 1cs, that me en
| trachluy 4nit worship. aud VT desire shak y o.
.l.st.LciEs understood BY a! tnA, taa only nma.a
I tton to Christian WORK to-.2E. n etef&t.nk All
1lefSIpg Mexico, lie. In the mcAnt 10 HAase
Bible 1itezatuse and to sustain Hib!e readers al
Preachers
The central Office OF the *' Union it in Ns'
York, No. q Dahle House. Tho Secretary Q
thnIntesior is the Rev.W. II. McCAer,to 10 waot
funds or Communications may be dartcted*
Rooms No. s or Monroe Building, ChicaS
, 1870-09-25
UNIVERSALIST CENTENARY.

The Camp Nt Es1ouGEN&er-ofEnn ntEu.
ston OF the MccttpH-1is fs1fEiu and
furposcs.
Correspondence u Tie CAsea7o 71,bnn<.
The Centenary meeting of the Uniyersa1ists
assembled in this city, this morning, and will
continne in session through Wednesday and
Tbussiay, The attendance ia already vary
large So far As numbers are coneerns1 ths
meeting, ia slteady 4 success. It seems difA-
cult to comprehan where all the strangers
that threng the streets Of thus quiet town can
possibly be accommodated, eitherin in this city
or within 10Y reasonable distances OF it. EM,
as yet, learn tlszt the placed are e9nal to tbs
demand, though some visitors have to. be
lodged as fsr n~ay "a Salem and Isnn-six-
teen and tweuty miles. There are many here
from the Weet.- =HmnesotA, WISCONSIN: Kan
aas, Miseouri. anti even California, arc repre-
santed. TknsA ffdfn remote places ert &C.
commodated int Gaoncester, and near by
these residing ii Boston and cities Adjacent
must cara for tl1anselEes: and many will: re-
het<een Boston, aalen1, etc., md Gloucester,
1t Lalf fare, and Al extra steamer takes down
passengers By the ocaan route.
The committee having charge Of tho meetz
ing fcresaN from the first that tho church
edifcea as THAR aarosal in tho city, would
|. likely to attend. They accordingly arranged
to exsemporize yil]ase to enit the noeds OF
I tio oeession. This thsT did bY calling to their
aid NJ. Yale, Of Boston, the famous tent uaaa-
ufacturer, Mho has act 1p, about one mile
frnn, tia ceutre Of the town. on the verT
shore Of the ocekn, fsousfftv to sixty tents,
ranging in tiza FINN the rnaumoth. That viii
ho|1 s,D0o ra7eons. to thcao suitsb:s for com
mittees and small ieteratians. Snme NJ thasa
tents ara nifched fnr the uso Of nsrticnlsr
narfsbas. euch as RoxbuT. Cambtidce. Proyi
ianca 1soAfnn Ar This yfl,r,pa of tarts IL
Ssasiy quite ~ imposing nftairs The avenues
in It sYe narned after: DISTINGUISHED
de.essed Uniyersslist cJerrymou. The
inr.1lnn IA known IA Stare Fnrt nn5 IN
49,. ;nir ~. ~ IL rost ,1n1;1bt,nl ,ro.s m
nj the s.assacIusetrs cosste Satnrdsy night
-. ror. .r;nIr lo-o.lort. and tj,o H., tcrt
con1a " M. sssni he breezs' at,t to,sa5 t IL
~, r;r,ht eo.;n and *s tha a.r is.at,l, .1J }he
- - r}a.r s.,.i tns naonIa nnmsrons. mi
- 7ssi ~. nrns,,ect !. vrrx encnnr.c;n1-
~ r. ~ ".,.sS 1 X ~. -,aa,;:,r IN ~ T,i,s,
.cear.n,i.nrs nv p - >Ae ANo-e "'-' ~
| &,T,t pnn,n. - ,orr rs,,a-s ,o,v r.rr nro,.
;nonieo = IL Tie oss,ors ny II P1J ths
! s,.;,,r;nT NJ f;n;rars,hs1s IN T1,st f.r-.w,r
| ft,:..s ,:t4.sM" 80, -. - 10 80.
ta'a .n.ls = aa un,1e,atsnd ~ Hp0 ia r,sa ths
| ss,s -. 4t,n.a. ons 1na,l-e5 49,, s.., ~
~ sae.s ~ .ne ~ v1u uI nua,sa rre. Ss' aeu ans
~ ,;-.s d;ss;nat;;:of 1f,;..o-,.i;,t So
~ 'ae na;s 49, ono sx.ra unise'eaua. @ 1sas
;no" y th4 to"c.1,eii SOC 't rntter u chnrh in NeV
I ~ t1e SV%-~'0N = et1A H"AALA !" A,e"
, 1870-09-25
THE COUNTY TAX LEVY.

The people Of this city and county ore
now about to realize the enormity aud vii
lany to which they have been subjected
by the Boards Of Supervisors who have
ruled then. for several years.
The tax levy for county purposes has
lust been male. It is S mills to pay the
old debt, s mills current expenses, and y
mills to pay interest. Tho total levy is II
mills on the dollar for county purposes
Persons who xnadc no objection to the
waste OF public money, 70 long as that
money was obtained by selling bonds, will
now understand that that is m expensive
way to do business. The debt hns to be
Maid at come time; the interest is falling
tluc, borrowed money has to hc refunded
! and the only way to raise I'll.
means is TO levy taxes. This levy
| Of Il, mills for county taxes, i
the first iustnlncnt Of the heavy 1egac,
| Of debt left us by the prodisate and COR
rlpt Supervisors who have ruled thing
with such high hand. This is the frs
taste wo have had of the Normal Sche1
ipb, and Of the various other jobs whicl
tho Supervisors have managed during th
last four years. In course Of time, We vii
reap the consequences of like extraysg1nc
in city affairs, as We are already doug i
| regard TO State expenditures Can til
people of this city and county need an
additional warning Of the necessity Of cleo
ing competent and honest men to the Lei
is!ntu1c, to the Common Council, mud
, 1870-09-25
FREE TRADE DOCUMENTS.
REyESEE REFURN, REYE3Uk REFORM!
TO VOTERS
AND, TAXPAYERS,

Beiey1,e sa,t the ptesrure e:saxat1nn haa At l.st
drven III nFc4e TIE pflncipars upon which
ic5 arc al, aud that tht fr1thsT this examination
IL rarrea .he deSrer viii sTpE :ae popataT eoovicttnn
th.t = form af taxation Hksrh has ent.iIed widr-
rpttAd dst.x<s In nearly every branch ot in1M.tt.
tuuf. he :sdIcallr HrpnK. tha American frre-7rafs
1iee sH.a Il fu7nish It wills aae.nrst,. f,eta. e
lutt co1f41ns the nrer2tson Of the tariff They hs
4herrfeEc, prtpa1ed for kra:tas h4tttutnu the frl
lowing Feets which will Ae 1eatca seeri7t Of six c-aa
ori ';oas # p!..lnEai.he4 Mea .pea Fse;rr.de- p
rs Fa1Iasxs Il P4oteesoT, II Ifaoet i'ebeI: III
I3axse4 Address to tat ANTI steau People. H-v e
For .tfte eTsaae t<.E.st- The FreeTssde Sptveh o:
f. n Ehsnbe:Ea !e.nds.Ate & thc l.boE f&ety 81
Atxsachf*etts far Gov t.uor al the Ht3te} 1ne Par
teo IcrsT The Tas5h - + T. 4na - 4 tns ata y
ITAik tflttd hy The E3{estne d EuEt4nA an
19si,n laaastrE It 81 =
nen e nsttve Ftx- Tic American G.Hyi.E Lraae
H. Gnit<d stsstr RAe:s FTrr~Tz.ders. Hsz1a
N1<ket-Gr4tu CtsssF lad Goo3a Dcar.
Il f74tfo1n Il shf> American FRI Trade Ieaxue: Ad
ar1 10 The Annf Ptere: The FIRE II aie Len xns
T. it. tuEt>.ihers rd tht Public; Protection Pzosc;io,
l. Ard Monopoly FTetess. .Ae. -
er poassfe, 3 3RptltS;sxHoanI t;x oanIsns K rao
Sreft.afy q the ie7Ent.
I No. HAsalk-t1., HeF York.
Pef.ont wiling h ar& distributors vtu b supnlte
on appucataaa EFAdtou.lw: bu: ths contributions
IL f1fendt -E lsc Lessuet cnr EEEPet, III arc y
\ .+1tsf~C u xst. ~ ca-.e xh1 ftbey IL
, 1870-09-25

having purchased country residence nes1
~ trerpss.e1s ~ Who Went upon heF grounds rtth-
out permission rad 8lled THAR baskets WIN
her blae1bernes- Downing male attire. mao
.rofaeN stationed horself upon her biack-
Harry Lii, ono morning, and the hsat ooms1
como picking blackbe1ties hare On ground
that i. not you1s7 Why you do not 50 to the
hotae md ak permission 7" The intruder
pleaded that it bad always been tho custom
iof al 10 50 ber1ying On Spenys ni. "Rut
it is not so now, replied madenolselle, "the
s]jov It spg mora. Go to the house and ask
ptr,ni.sion. He who CONES In over the Nall is
thief. nd he vhn comes By the house i =
rentlenaap Msdemoiselle is willing to allow
Persons to pick, II they come and AK permss-
eiou." There we're no trespassera alter that.
pERkaR1Nr P1cZLE-
, 1870-09-25
Tho BROOKLYN Union tslk1 in this q

Tho Brooklya Union tslks in this gentle Ta5
,,.out fne Of tho city ,pstices. "The sha1aowcst
Of al our local Justice Shalows ia ButkteY. Buck
tey went to 4 base hail match, and. a matter
OF judicial cou1se, got drnnk- he insulted every
body Oh the ground, md would have been r.
moved b. tho police nad not the police been
afs..d Of him. 50 Buckley Rot drunk triumph
ant;J and without Opposition"
The PrsabJ ter1ans Of Ithaca, \. l., tre con-
.,Aersne the question of wcsnAnA right 70 vote In
c:.t,fct cpunctss.
, 1870-09-25
Ar@ETx-F1t'
NfNETy-sErt


Total populn- oo.17t
Had the Governor and Secretary OF State
followed the rule of the constitution in as
signing to "every county or district the
number of Representatives to which its
population was entitled, the following
would be the apportionnent for tho several
districts Of this county:
West District Whole population -.-.-.....1s3,132
Fus: member On 1hree-u:th sntto... s,sl9
Reuntntng population .-....--..-.....15s,e eco
The ratio 1G,:'32 is confined in 153, 222n,
nine times, leaving fraction of a. 4s2 over
Consequently, the district would be entitled
to one member for the three~fifths, and
nine members for the nine full ratios,
making ten Representatives, in all.
South District Total population. az
onc member for three-dfshs Of a asas3o.-.... 9'sls
Remaining population. ..s4.sss
The ratio Of IL, ,532 is contained tiretimes
in 81, ,3G3, showing that the South District
il entitled to six Representatives.
North District Whole population. .eo,1.k
One member fos three-aishs. 9'sl9
Remaining population. n...-....-...--...,so,sa'
The ratio of 1G,53o is contained in 50.
e57 four times, with surplus Of II, 10,
showing the distr rict to be entitled to one
member for the three-fifths. and four meul'
| bers for tho full ratios. But the constitn
ton further provides, that, Whenever ~
county or district shall have traction o.
population aboye what shall entitls it t.
one Representative or more, amounting t.
oue-fifth of the ratio, it sha1l be entitled Il
one additional Representative in tho aft'
term of each decennial period
When tho fraction ia cour-ttths of tn
ratio, it shall II. entitled to an additions
Representative in the first, second, third
and fourth terms, respectively
The fraction In tie North District bein
equal to four-fifths of ratio, that distric
| is entitled to an additional member for th
first Legislature.
The proper assignment Of Represents
tives to this county, therefore, Instead {
being five to eacl, district, should be:
West District, 10; North District, +
South District, CT total, 90.
The Governor, in his proclamation, III
| made an erroneous statement of the ware
in each OF these districts, which, Of cours
will have to lie corrected, and, as he c.
have no desire to perpetuate an injusti
| which he has unintentionally con1nitte
he will correct, at the sa,r.e time, the nnt
ber Of Representatives apportioned to su
| districts.
, 1870-09-25
EN- nj EMACOCUE.

WARMERS FNWFNAGOGUE Is The oal5 astiele
WbFse 6 tSt t.tiy ID W6iek this ppofs.as medle.ns
not wantedt Asths. this Z f2e s1sesif @e~.as
l. Il i 10 sur eufe for ft:naie i!ssnla1sttes .na
- 4AaS ~ ~ bern nhStucttd thsuuxh cold Or Hseass
so,a " aTasssss- P1:es one paa.z.
F4titr III FinsE Intie, Van sehaaek. Stevenson
Resa Autnhsnns Eon. 1ortt smith. Tnfasn & ktnk
, 1870-09-25

Governor Palmer has acted hastily, ami
with great injustice TO this county, i'll
making the apportionment for the mex:
LEGISLATURE He has Inadvertently per- |
naitted his Judgment to he confused b.
whnt some suppose to he conflicting, IN
which are perfectly consistent, provision
u The constitution. THE new constitution
! provided for three distinct apportionnent
Of The Slate for the General Assembly:
L. A Eeneral clause for the appoEti3p-
ment Of The General Assembly Of the Stat
for ten years, heginn:ag with the yea
1871. as set forth in the Legislative article !
in Sections 6, !, md $.
. A special regulation and direction
to the Governor and Secretary OF State fa
the superintendent of members OF th'
House only 10 the first Legislature rs pro
yiicd in Sections Is and II of til
Schedule.
!. 2. A provision for two Senator. in eae'
Senatorial District, as set forth in Sectio.
| 10 Of the Schedule.
The constitution, in the fzst Case, prorid-
. | Cd the mode for the permanent appor-
| tion1aect Of the State By the first Legisla.
| ture. and secured to every county its iust
representation in proportion to population
Every county containing over three-hfth.
of a ratio WIS to he separate district
p But the huge comfy OF Cook was deemed
i. too large for one district, SO it was provld
ed Tint the Legislature might divide ii
e into districts Of convenient size, each to
4 ! ,,o about that Of q large county; therefore
this clause was incorporated into Section :
, 1870-09-25
BANKING NOTICE.
TREASURY DEPdKTMEN

011.a cN C0a1FxaoLta q HE CEaRKSTt
WAkH=s6Tos. sept a. is.p.s
MakkE By tstisisstor5 ts1ae9ee p5e.entesd 70 e
Cam K1clange National B.nk Q: ChieFo. In thr Il
& Ehea3o. 1e county VI Go1k. and StatE Of lllrol
torennsnts 81 9he Of C1uktt.s entitled Act te
E:uytas faronnt Cusseney tetnssd " ,pee@Ef q
and rtempnen thtteok June ts;t I'd ~
he complied with hcfote commencing the bf.tness Of
hs1k.nt aaafs sss4 - H,,.a srr,bcns. couptro,.
kf 1t tht Cu7tntv Do hereby certify that Iht Corn
K1eh.nxe N.Ho1as Aaak Of Chie.En n thH ST! e.
anfhoxtd to crsGeEte the hut2cta Of eAnk1ng under
III tsst,pony whereof .jsuess my hAnd And aesa OF
| ofacc. his nI1JtsSnth day Of 5r7:rns1H, 1s7p.
| 80 HIIAA*D r aCLRDRD.
;sIHi Comptroller q the Cnsfene!,
I
, 1870-09-25
COUGH NO MORE,

Warmers Gouxh 8ai.an \ he.lsuk .aftenins.
s<re-s Is i1aoedisses 7tBsxtps- saa erin s,
De nest ohstnste calei q Cossas pold sose Th1oai
I'D Gan1uruptou "a asicss ne4edJhle. 50 prompt q
The EEhef aud certain is edec tie lbase ctsoa Or
physielane duly p1,sbiEk + nd oEs md a az
knaTn Que doAe aiwaEa affor1t rtllef md ID tose
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, 1870-09-25
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE,
Sunday in the Sanctuaries.


aso, an,a1non VIII Mi d,,ect,d sso1t IS on
.st' ~, % s,tst shorty neat 1ree stone chapel on
Warren avenue, wsss o. K1oey 1r;, a,1eee- sET
.R,v J. s MeMn1.sn, i b. B.. 1ecinrcs this erru-
lug a. ST. jam Cng ~ ~ 1om.n pntiN
nne' on fne a11a " nrmeurx1. s.s5 ~ .Ae '' ~'7
Trtn,,v. Church. JscKson street, services tu
.pea % nsns, " r.sses, = Religion e The Fami'!:@
In the evening, ~ r. Rsv It. u. eaoa1n'''A AZ
"G.ace Church, wabash arxnue, The Kt Rev:
Dr. Armita9e, Bishop Of Wisconsin, Will omcfate
,oT MTns Church oi she Ascension. which ras been
ejcsed tcr Iepars, will be opened today fur notn-
.pg hut evening service.
corner TsentY. .foustn street. and Michigan :enuc.
morning srd evening. ...-.
en-. Rev. L. ", Suyder, service npsnlns nna
evening.
Church Of the Afonenenf, corner Of Wsso.
seryfeea tpornioa snd evening.
CHURCH Of Our Saviour, corner Of Beldsr aud
lincoln svenues, Rev. ". F. B. Jackson, rector.
st Ma1i's Church, corner OF Cottage Grpre
and Uaf avenues. Kew B. Morgan, rector. SER
Wees morning and eysatng; o-.,.a
mi. mornjpS. a. ST. JsIsc5' Church, ard The A.
sssspt M Recier ID Tue afternoon at O'Clock.
sue md evening, st St. Jones Church
Ill SAINTS. Chui ch.
Rev \ 7. Sweet omesates:sals morning Anu
evening, Al the Church OF tne Ap.po0hy.
| Fifth Bapttst Church. cnTner Of Harrison and
SanEau on 1T eetx+ Preaching b1 the pastor, Rev.
j. e. Heslover, morning and eve3iuE.
--Cniop Park Church. corner Washington and
raaEnR se.s, Hr War - u .1 111nre, I'M 7;
-secoad Rspuss Church, corner Morgan aud
Monroe StTeata. Rev. E. J. GoOtSpEed. pastor.
| service .Besnin8 and evening.
hs sss q Re 2s {,
/, filso. xrrvicesin fhe evening '''o w. o>0'
srse h.e. Thoes
toF, Services morning and evening.
Free W,If Bautlst Church, corner Of Ls1mts
and !acteon sreru., Rev. J. B. Drew, pestor
ssen,na sIs9s p'o'''DS 1''' ''A: '
mr. CMGs seGss 3, he Sof1nChuIess this morning atsi
esrnirT.
Ss,,asn avcnne siernoaIsr Eplscopal Chrrr:,,
n,saebng. by Dr. Fowler, morning aud evening:
IT, ,Ha z,,aft m,, c OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES "
| e,a,x .nL; W.sHtnrtcp ssFre,a u II. nanieis
anu tso,as Masn,sssSa ~ st1nn. Ts,,ino tna
tfsr1,h- and HThe R.chs 1. q; tb*. :aou,.
ot7. tEmsty s'n Mssnodis, Ens3patc c sa.en Waminc
snSiret. ra GThe man WsIht,ncn se ha.i bxn;S
IN ~ 49, e5e, pfoposea 10 p'Al t0oss oa'o HI
@Fre Rethcdtss churcs. scrstcc morning
/ ana re4ntn1 nnr1np the nSarnts al the ns :nr
49, = .sa1sn!S. Iii LII ca,,Ner ~ sn,nn.+
i:enrrrsr1 - Thnrrm MAJ Ntnfos W ss!nss. Re,
Enr. iistT I'd xii preach. m nntn9 md evening
S,,t,i1cfs. y T,ha Hch En.,i - M Z. Tne IrnrFsn
>Ntnist,Yr =.
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