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Steamship FanIta. Philadelphia, mdse;
Steamship Wilmington, Galveston. mdse and pass
Steamship Isaac bell, Richmond, mdse AND pass,
Steamship Mercedta Fernandina Fla, mdse and pass.
Schr Eva Nav Ponce, T. r., sugar.
Also, tine usua river ana coastwlss vessels
aAuED-steamships Calabria and fripoli. for Liver.
pooli America Bremen Missouri. Havana via Assault
Gen. Rarnes Savannah Saratoga and hatteras. Nor.
folk, &C 1 ship Minnehaha, Londonderry.
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surrrr Gown esrsrll Trrs NO. 80, ~, A u, ~, ", ~
~ a, 20, So 81, 50, 81, ~, S. -, 50, So q ~, - ...
surprrr Coupr CiRcuu-Psr UNos G63, esos, sst, ut7
$3.50 iiss iis9 si.! .s 1890 si .so' 's tss tssS 'ss
sursnoa Couar TRfaL TuBs-ps L-No, 1885, siss ssif
si9 9pSs 1855 S6sS 9SS4 MA MS iift $3.50 sqis
Psr -So, iSos I'D ib iiiS, 1854 $780, 1885, as. 1880
cossos Psss. Tsi.l T,ss-r-t rrro. III, ss. ST. s1s
ss1 siq, ~, s4i, s1s, ESQ., ssi, 49, sst, ses, s1.
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sCHMIDT.-rn this city. on monday, May 49, 1870, by
Judge Albert Cardozo, Julia Schmidt from Theodore
.oyxSDERpUReH.-In ,ni. city. on Thursday May 10.
1870, by Judge Albert Cardozo, Alkaline M Wander
burgh nom John W. Vandcrburgh.
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wAsurayor, June 16.-while the House was
voting Yesterday on tire Pension Appropriation bill
some person voted for Mr.. Bingham during he abb
sence. Mr.. Brooks Of New York raised considers
bic laughter by EXPRESSING the hope thst they would
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The number Of Mssons IN column on Wednesday
last WAS variousv estimated the minimum being 1900
the ma xmum 5000. slight disparity hs the column
showed OF their ponts Of exoe,lencel i was easy %
pick out other hats these being so few and far between.
Knox prevails at 2f2 Broadway.--Adp.
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AlRIkE IkTELLIGEKCk

AIHILTrRE ALnArAo-THIa DAY.
Sun rseR,, q SUI Sets.,.. ~ moon sets IL 05
nan WATEH-rdIs DAY
andy Hook. II IL Gov Island. IL " Hell re II u
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Red Cloud and Red Dog made eloquent speeches
YESTERDAY AZ Cooper destitute; but they would have
been better understood by the sndfsuce y they had
known enough English TO have gone, TO 10 Bowery,
good gold silver watch Of !. n. Johnston Robin
10 -IdU
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DIVORCED.

NORTON brooklyn. on "Wednesday
ton 70 Annie. daughter Of Charles hoEntee.
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Ask for the sosp Of the period.
Dayldr Prize Soap.
The ohespest aud host FOR FAMILY use.
Groeers sell 10. Ask them for 10.
Try II; you'll ike it.-Adr.
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That appears on such estimate and canvass, that the
whole number OF votes given for the o1ices OF In.
OF Election OF the Third Election District OF
the Seventeenth ward was ten thousand three hun.
dred and thirty.seven, ...,......,.,.,.... lO,sl
o! which John schutz received three thousand
eight hundred and $500
SAND eight hundred and four ..,.....,... ssOi
sand three hundred aud niiyt6rce Isss
three hundred ana iorty ..... Isis
or which there we're blank siN,.,..........,.....
And OF which there were scattering twenty-five. "a
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HnsiHsss Mciitts.


II II dangerous 20 neglect any affections Of
the bladder Kidneys or urinary organs. In such cases
HELMBoLD's BUCHU IL the only reliable remedy that
can be adopted 10 insure perfect cure. Dyspepsia
organic weakness, srangury, dropsy, gravel. and fe
male Irregularities readily succumb TO this Invaluable
preparation.
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The Best and Cheapest place to buy genuine
wslthsm watch b a.
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Lyons Magnetic insect Powder kills cooke
reaches, moths. ness, and all vermip. This Is the org
nal. pure article. without change. while several arti
Giles pretend to destroy. Lyons Kills, and without pol
son. Its effects are wonderful. None be relied
upon except that signed r. LYON Buy and use Lyons
Powder ana you wiz not he troubled with water bugs
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MARRIRU.

Rick f.,.S g Rspl 4 sss
United States and all foreign countries.
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5mnstmfnts.

SamnsfnfnIs.
OLYmriIaGr T Etyf AEESSiEEiarArssrsr
FI pFHR xFEK B 4E h 8ks dMfx nNTYss
6T &c @
RRAASsIIfHHF &$ IBH
Oates
The '''Fiif AK MrEh Ralc JEf BARBER
THE TIE sSsSS Al FsGETE
WILLIE EDouINs
ss ,TSe' Se9ff and s
Boorn's T IHrFAs5THH3r,ryr
will be pressueG &ATTs f nI "S SO%sato dram,
"rHE HUoUENor."
- produced with
NEW cosTUaEs dcssass ana executed by y'' rnos
NE% cad an ss0sHGsHfs
INV MAciiNkiiY ana EfFEcTs. BY Dune aud
AIDA powerful cast,
,oLoDocHR TROUPE.
NoIIcE-Thc public are nf6r,ned that TicRets fpur.
tuesday. June ~ viii % refused al nc door
w fropresor and Manager. Mt, LESTER wALLAoK.
SUMMER sENsUN
Engagement for a limited period OF the popular au'
'1'' aI1 49, MR. JOIN RRogGHAMi nm, ,u
swarde ~ II,
ss aSa emitted s
'''1''' ''' =" RED |tiiiGHf; '''''N
THE signal or DANGER
EVERY EvEsfNG UNTL FURTHER NOTICE.
WOOD's MUSEUM AND MENAGERIE.
BROADWAY, COR. SOrH ST.
OPEN FROM A. NJ. TILL loP.M
in preparation. MARIlkErTI TROUPE
THE CALIFoRNlA Ola MIME.i
MoND, HOP o, MY THUMB.
and VIII s .Rsat; appear EE SEHiEa SsFFE
Menagerie orwlld Animals, Museum OF Natural HIS
tory anal mefgepc2 maSss
EATING a T and ins.radtivs CUBiGsiTiEs. '''' ''''
Admission, 30 cents.
GIVE ONE DOLLAR
IN AID OF THE POOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN
DIAMONDS! t 5t$ SGgffNs EST ARTICLES
D0hSI VA P r. IsTSa q ~ The sn cause
Thursday evening. June 80, 1870, at the Brooklyn
TICKETS 6S Sids% 0N 3! b6if EACH
CENTRAL oFTIeEs Nos. u "a And Se3 bN6ApwAY:
ana u Wilson St, Brooklyn.
N Leases rn dS S az TnH
| LANi Inv k N.Y. GIJf III In hi-1S0N'
produced with new scenery, new mechanism, new pro
TSs aG rST sHl KIP fISTY ssSISfEis OF THE
Tia Rsrns aniP h.hd d e Ss Fsi Infantry.
, and an ENTIRB NEW COMPANY.
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Total


That appears such estimate and canvass mat the
whole number of votes given for the Offices OF Inspec-
OF Election OF the Fourth Election District VI the
Seventeenth Ward was ten thousand three hundred
thousand eight hundred and nine .,,...',.,.. $500
OF which Jacob ", Bingham received three
thousand eight hundred and teyen.....,.,,,.. 8sO7
sand three hundred and hfty.tIree ..,'..,,... lSSs
OF which Henry &. Patterson received one thou
sand three hundred ana hfty-three........... 1854
OF which there were blank six..,.,,,.....,..... 9
Ana OF which there were scattering twenty-five. q
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nj. aa ssss, sSSs. a!s s.ss rs ss 4.
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SEVENTH ELECTION DISTRICT.

That IL appears on suoh estimate and eanyass that tho
whole humber OF votes gwen for the oiitces Of
inspectors OF Election OF the Seventh Election
District OF the Seventeenth Ward was ten thousand
three hunaIed and foIty'thIee. oSIS
sand eight hundred and eleven. .......,..... ASH
or which Patnck j. Hamburg received three
thousand seven hundred and inety-eght..... s., US
or which John Kennedy received one thousand
three hundred and nty-thTee 1.B5S
OF which William Fisher received one thousand
three hundred and hrtythree ...,.........., 1855
OF which there blank ....... ...........,
And OF which there were scattering twenty-five. "a
Total. IO.sls
EI6HTu ELE0TIoE DISTRICT.
That appears on such estimate and canvs1 that the
whole humber OF votes given for the oces Of lnspec
tors OF Election OF the Eighth Election DiAtrict Of
the seyenteenh Ward was ten thousand three hun
dred aud forI-fow. .".,....,..AAAA.v.lo.siS
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New York Markets.

The East River Savings Institntion has declared ns
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SIXTH ELECTION DISTRICT.

That appears sueh estimate and canvass that the
whole number OF votes given for the oees OF lnspec
tors OF Election OF the sixth Election District OF the
Seventeenth Ward was ten thousand three hunared
anu ynlhe ~
sand eight SSSdred and nine $500
SAND Mt EXIT RaSdred ana six. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $500
VI t Mss nu naFsps and 1858
N Mf three 6aSsred and 6ity three 1853
And OF which there were scattering elghteen.... 10
Tota, ................,,,,,,.,,,,,,,.., 1888
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That appears such estimate and canvass that the
whole number OF votes given for the offices Of lnspec
tors OF Election OF the Finn Election District Of the
Seventeenth Ward was ten thousand three hundred
az hch Syiian 'c;:s; three than
SAND eight hundred aud len. $50
sand es6t hundred aud nine $500
yrss hundred and ffIybree 1883
SAND Min three hundred and itythIee 1855
And OF which there were scattering eighteen. Is
a., 40 90
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Busin,ss Noiirss.

wheeler q, Wilson Macht.-.t 1,141 Bresd-
way sold by paying go down and $40 Per month with
out extra charge. Machines to lot J. r. kII.IA
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Boot. and Shoes f svsssifly a. re-
Boiled shoes half price.
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Amrstnunfs

PEETHOyRN CENTENNIAL 80
MUSICAL FEsTIvA1
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That appears such estimate and canvass, that the
whole number of votes for the offices OF Inspec-
tors of Election OF the Second Election District OF
the Seventeenth Ward was ten thousand three hun
OF When sRa W,ism M r Mitchell received tSses
thousand eight hundred and mine ,.....,,.... $500
sand eiEe, hundred ma osa
Thousand three hundred and tiy.one ....:.... I:Si
or VIII oh Joseph McDonough received one thou
,sRd three hundred and fOT,y.fOur I.s
And Of which there were scattering twenty.lour "a
rn,an 10 aaS
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TINAMMANy, IiTH ~. -
IL MAFFlII'S NEW TRICK pANIONINE.
Mace and Allen In their grand Owe right.
JERRY cons. IlsI~u COMEDIAN,
MISS LILLE HALL, hEiIOCOhIC VOCALIST.
DNEUMATIC TINSEL under Broadway.-26O
Broadway. corner Warren. open Oto5.
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FIFTH DAY.
American Institute building. SD and 6itn sts, 81 ~
All city connect with the seth st. line which runs
near the Coliseum and the Belt and Sd lines u
the door.
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GRAND OPERA uUusE.
W Corner 1si ~ and sth
NINETEENTH WEEK
OF the sensation Of the age, the
TWELVE TkAPrATIONR
wi tn lite varied attractions, COMPRISED In
one MONSTER PROGRAMME.
SPECTACLE. OPERA, BALLET.
DRAMA, PANToMIME.
EVERY NIGHT AID SATURDAY MATINEE.
Madame Ianper's celsbratcd
VIENkOIsE BALLET TROUPE
10 the lifted States aud will shortly
appear In this theatre
Seats secured In advance al the Dor once. also
AZ Sehirmere .ol broadway, and Erie Railway ticket
once. corner sd 81. and Broadway.
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been excerpt from Caryles most craOUed page.
Thus runs tue cheerful document;
Royal Arms1 VICTORIA Il.
Right Irufiy and wriLbcloyed Councillor Sir yonn
tou -, BarOuet knight Grand LrOss OF OuI Most Hon.
pft g Orier OF he Bath Knight Grand Cross OF Our
no Distinguished Order oIst Michael anu 81. George,
GRfRTTSu!
Bh,,fd We have been graciously pleased TO nom
Eate tnd lUpOnt our Most Dear SON. Arthur william
failcK Albert Duke OF saxony, Prince OF Coburg and
Lolhl. TO be q knight Grand Gross Of Our said Most
hlnrushof order and whereas In consequence ofthe
kbsence OF Our said Most Dear Son from tins Gus
TEAM thc Ccleno OF Investing HIM with the In.
" Ia
Know You that We OF Our Prncely Grace and Special
INoI, 40 hereby authorize and require you at such
h" hAl llaee as may appear 70 you most proper aud
lieni, 10 proceed IN Our Name and Our Dth TO
~ Ceitm9nlal q Investing onr said Most Dehr Son,
nILnl William Patrick Albert, Duke OF saxony, Prince
S,a Soparg ana Gotta With me lnslynla q Knight
~ aud 81 George, In the Most Distinguished Man
@ directed 10 and by the Statutes ofOur sad order.
neel GU are 10 lake especial that nothing be
united which may rebound TO the Honor, Splendor,
~ dignity OF Our said Most Distinguished Order, and
ShlGh may az the same time eyinee Our Royal Regard
our nid Most Dear Son. And foI doing this shall
- 3our Warrant.
Given At our Court At Osborne House Isle Of wight,
saef our SIGN Manual ane rhs Seal OF the sud Order.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-08-06

New Iogk. Aug. &.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-08-06

Eiv.ne service
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Preaching at Ii O'Clock A. NJ. and :,
,'clocli =. NJ.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Services every Sabbath at IL A. NJ. ana
~ p. NJ. Sabbath School at l21a r. NJ.
eats free. A cordial invitation extend
ed to all.
Rev. c. NJ. HEARD, Pastor.
ST. PETERS AND pAULS (Catholie)
CHURCH.
Mass at l014t Il. m.
vespcr and Deneaiction OF the Blessed
Sacrament at p. m.
Catechism Il, 2 p. m.
!tNTS IUfN. Pastor
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-08-06

Friends aud pNtrons one nnlall,
Your attention to my biz would cali;
Timts are dull an money tight,
But in these times I'm locking for lipit;
To those who are building rigs without number,
I would infolm--h, is tie place to buy Lumber;
My motto ia this: ''Qrick Sales ard Small Tront,"
For business is healthy unl l think much of il;
In qrality my Lumber s second 70 none,
And as for Shingles, keep No. !;
Some may not 10 k nt it in the light DO,
And for .tose have quality No. .;
And to those who are ra,t.cu'a---as some may be
I still have another qualify called No
have good seasoned Lumber. Dres sed up nice,
Which ! will sell at a low cash price;
Such a. Flocrinc. Ceiling and siding, ooill Rough
and Dressed,
Lath, Battens ard Surfaced Lumber, all of the
best;
I also have Rig Lumber of all kinds.
Vt prices TO compare with oil and hard times;
Al kinds Of Timber kept constantly on hand,
And box of Cigars of a. very good brand;
My facilities for sci ing are surely without number
| alway. keep good team. to deliver good Lumber
So if you want Lumber, Rough, Dressed, Sof, or
Herd,
You will find inst what you van at l. VI SIS Lum-
| Der IA L.
fcbls.'H
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THE OIL MARKETS.

OFFICE OF
PETROLEUM CENTRE DAILY RNcoRD
PETROLEUM CENTRE Aug. 6.
The market is lower and unsteady. No
disposition to buy or sell at present quota.
tions. We qno,e at !S2,7Oa2,00
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THOEGuHl HlAiiH EyS.-HY TML
SGYaApss,
Reports OF all .he Sales of Petroleum
IN New York Yesterday.
Wcster, Union Elnc Market Report

Sn"cia psnntches to the Daily Reoid
Crude in bulk a traction off with deprcss-
ed trade, no sales OF importance reported
We quote at 1914, crude shipping order not
wanted with prices lower, quoted at lGlI.
Phila. delivery fully one cent per gallon
for refined is off with a general disposition
TO realize especially Tor delivery this month
but scarcely any demcnd on speculation.
pers. Sales 1000 bbls refined " tor last
half Of t he month at %, closing at q !.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-01-06

THE BANNER OF LIGHT Ia a irst-class Family News
Paper anaro IN form, containing Forty Columns of
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sages nom the Departed to their friends in carthlife
AT poya direct sptntec5yurso m Setwee5 n MO- Co
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ERPl ltaS+ j. BEREAVEMENT of General
Iuterest, tho Spiritual Ph osophy, Current Events
Entertaining Miscellany Notices Of New Publ cations
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ana Normal Speakers. rft 5a .ah aeI r0G
All Of which features render this journal popular
family Paper, and at the same time the Harbinper
OF Glorious Scientific Religion.
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A young man thought to frighten two
young ladies upon their return from a
party in Sparta, Tenn, few nights ago,
by wrapping himself in sheet and sud
denly appearing before them on lonely
road. One of the ladies tainted and fell
to the ground, and the other ran home,
reaching there raving maniac.
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Anonymous Communications
81 ..@. a gain

We have received two anonymous com
munications this week which we decline
to publish. One, an account of the An
nual Festival of Washburn Lodge of A.
F. & A. NJ, of Bristol; the other, an
obituary notice of James Shearer. We
are astonished that the writer of the com
munication giving an account of the
Festival should not have subscribed his
name to the communication-for our
benefit, if not for publication. How do
we know but that both communications
are bogus Though we have never been
tricked in this respect, other Editors and
publisher have been. All that is sent us
is the account Of the Festival by one
writer, and the obituary notice by the
other, and neither writer even asks. the
publication of what he sends us. We
will preserve the communications till
next week, giving the writers an oppor-
tunlty to supply their names and ask the
publication of their communications. rs,
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B1L!oUsNEss.-When you feel bilious, no
mouth, headache, sickness at the stomach Sc &C.
take tablespoonful of DR.. Stafford's
stomach and Liver Invigorator morning. and
evening, until cured. This medicine has been
used IN private practice for upwards of fen
years IN all complaints of the Stomach and !.
Liver, and has given the very best of satisfac.
ton in nearly every case. Tvs :"
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Mace's offer to fight for $4,000 side, has
been accepted by Tom Allen, and the for
felt money has been deposited. i IL 81
A strong movement is on foot among
congressman to establish a government
postal telegraph system. oo
Joe Jefferson has brought uitagainst
G. D. Hess & Co., of Chicago, for produc-
ing rip Van Winkle' without his
license.
A son of Oliver Wendall Holmes is clerk
of the Senate Committee on Foreign Re
lations, and also private secretary to
Senator Sumner. II 80 saa ia
Morgan Smith, colored tragedian, who
emulates the fame of Ira Aldridge, is
playing at Aberdeen, Scotland.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-01-06

A recently invented arithmetical ma
chine will make almost any kind of cal
culaJion by SIMPLY setting it for addition,
multiplication or subtraction, and the
turning of a crank 1t works with per
fict accuracy, and can be made to add up
any number Of columns at the same time.
The inventor has worked uutiring for the
last twenty years for the accomplishment
of his design. iAdi4J Aioa
1901 ~ $40 rdseaaH
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-01-06

The debt of Chicago is more than three
times as large as that of the State of
Mlchlgan. .-an
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-01-06

Two little dogs got into fight in Buff
falo on Thursday afternoon, but large
Newfoundland happened along, and after
watching the combatants few minutes
suddenly caught up one of them by the
neck and trotted off with it keeping a
firm hold upon him until his angry pas
sions had had time to cool.
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The Bright Side
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very best writers. Large Premiums for eIuhs Sndoi
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-01-06

Recent Investigations disclose the fact
that the bottom of the deep sea is the
home5of many creatures without light,
under enormous pressure, and in TEN
pature excessively cold.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-01-06

MINISTRY, OF FRANCE, The Ministry
of France have resigned and NJ Emile
olivier has been charged with the form
alton of new ministry. At the last
accounts we nave received he had not
succeeded.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-01-06

Our army is furnished by its quarter
master with $4,000 worth oof tobacco
monthly.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-01-06

DEATH OF HON. B. f. HOPKINS.
B. T. Hopkins, member of Congress in
the second Congressional District, died at
his residence, at O'clock P. M. Saturday
January 1st 1870 roa, Is. .saFf,. Ia
Mr.. Hopkins had been sick for several
weeks and it was thought by many that
he would recover Some however thought
he might not recover, but none thought
he was SO near his end. Mr.. Hopkins
was an able representative, good citizen
and much respected by those who knew
him. He was in his forty first year, He
leaves widow, but no children.