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The Placer herald., 1870-02-19

FEE BILL-We are indebted TO Hon. NJ
II. Calderwood, for printed copy OF "Au
Act to regulate fees OF office and salaries Of
certain officers, and to repeal certain other
Acts-in relation thereto" introduced by the
Assembly Committee on fees and salaries
The bill fills thirty-fve large pages Of print,
cd matter and we think Committee should
be raised to codify it. After this is done it
would be we'll to postpone its further con.
sideraliou until the first Monday Of Decem-
Der, 1871. Seriously, this Committee has
done as well, perhaps, as any one that could
have heen raised, but no man or Lsgsla-
ture can frame a bill OF this kind that will
class the counties and be appropriate to all
Our delegation will, Of course, except Placer
from its operations and turn their attention
TO legislation, such as our people are look
ing for.
The Placer herald., 1870-02-19

A New WAY TO LET CoNTRAcTs.-We
have discovered or detected new way to
let contracts. We have heard Of the thing
being done but ne yer clearly understood the
modus operandi until now. We believe this
new way Of letting contracts is only applied
by officials in cases where the public foots
the bill. The mode is this, advertise for
bids to do certain work, and then when the
bids are all 10 give the contract to the high
est bidder. The case we have n mind may
have grown out Of some sort OF brain
muddle by which the letting officials forgot
that they were about 10 buy something and
concluded that they were selling, and knock
ed the contract off to the highest bidder.
We may be mistaken about this mistake, but
If we are not then we mistook the parties
who are no! mistakers, and have indicted
this, note mistakingy.
The Placer herald., 1870-02-19

BLOOD is essential to the physical exist
ence Of man. so also lie brains to qualify a
man to acceplabIy perform official duties.
A man may know how to churn milk and
dress butter, but it don't follow that be
would succeed as a dipomat-tbe proof Of
the pudding is the chewing Of the string.
The Placer herald., 1870-02-19

rTIuIyi TCUTUdTy IIIn,
Board met. Full Board
On motion Board proceeded to draw jurymen
for the ensuing year, and finished said drawing
on Saturday.
Bills of d. Hogns, Road Commissioner of
Township No. 8, allowed for Sl3 %.
On motion hi is were all owed out of Hospital
Fund for $203 90.
Bills on the General Fund allowed amounting
to S23S 20.
County warrants redeemed under bids out of
Redemption Fund amounting to 81 ,29S 55
Amount paid for above warrants ,250 80.
On motion Board adjourned to meet on 2Sth
day of February, 1870.
The Placer herald., 1870-02-19

At Rossnowlagh Ireland, December 25th,
S69, ABNER HUGH LIrsETr. aged 20 years.
The Placer herald., 1870-02-19
CONSTABLE'S SALE.

Justice of the Peace Township No.
[jal-3m.1
, 1870-03-25
ILLINOIS.
OF IntcFc.t 10 Justices Of the3Pencc-
The New United states Marshal for
southern Illinois.

r,-.. u u.u... ~.
Ac - " +AAsSN SAAAs%s oA@A @AA@AA Aux
southern Illinois.
Special De.y4teh 10 11,e Chteaso rdbuo.
srHNufiAhp' .n1ea *%-4ne 1ollo"'ne aestaohs
Of the Governor, made to-day, regarding justices
Of the reace, will be Of Interest not only to that
G1rrt Hs1JcT r. frc Connty rttes And Sssa =
IN new toxns In eonnties 1hst hayr adonted tn1n. ~
saip orrsnias,iona' the jnsrccs OF ihe Peare Ar
th.t fs Mil t,s s1, nr ~ four 1eaT INN 49,.
1T fh"tr cectsn, th+t thn n totn II Snn.s nxnn
y. .'en n.n1.ut' S-' - 49,, u1uH .sG
Tr-,,.es srG n,~ '', ,x,.S ~ eeH
49, essI ,,... 49, ,,+s 49, rn-,,r 1Nn car.-.- 49,
sssa IVA I.,t @ ~ - ~ p~ece M tr.tr - nfHn ~
Tor the qnArfcnnhl term ohl!+ anu fa4t any thAt
Tn1,1s. $, 81, h III Sje y; ~ srn1 1oF "
Iss n n nn rs MI md. tSis srsn1 the1 pn,4 II ..
Leg eleeted 70 ~ ne ane1plrcaa quaalenolA h>sm
, 1870-03-25
To THE 6ssS%NINl Ed FRF-NS.
IHE FCBtlC pxHJ-GFHRAT1nN OF TIE FrSnr.s

Several Republican merbrts n, H.. v;,,.,,.
1eglklaratc, accompanied hy Representatives. pi.r4
In that Stzte were hr!enf di1c1xsed fne nn.a;
dent expressed no opinion ~ to the matter tY the
controversy, but said what General cauny did W.
to simply prevent hot and tloodaned. Ind h.
wo1ld havc been bl1mAblc il he had not tascn snce S
pfecAatlon-
STEAMSHIP SUBSIDY.
The Sen1te Committee On Post 0G1ees AID rnst
Roads hare agreed to report bill subsidlzlnS nc
Pacific Mall Steamship Company for mail service
between San Francisco and China 70 the extent Of
8 200 900 per annnm, service sernl-uoushly.
thtrs = the mtg Of one caea year, and rccou'
mendng that they be q iron
Customs receipts last vceF, &atm,oM
Cotcncl WIN. Hoffman, United States Army, mas
tsen @ relieved II bis oHn request from May !
Eugene schuy1er has been confirmed IS Secre-
1as1 Of Legation At St, Petersburg.
>, AZ meeting Of the Committee on Territories
e-ua5. MI Chayes, Delegate from New Mexico,
ssTE ~ a. aaa mads suoaE .1eumens for &c
.I ug n1on ~ State lie ut forth that her popo.
~ m y a. leas1 lss go. aud that her people dcsirc
aseo 70 take the na,zeT into cons,deFaton' F'01
e.,.... 1,1!H TIE AR1r-w1Is0sS ELL.
rcofganza1,n1 1on 81 "a. 9a rsps'ed nex BIZ 70. the
ient a substitute tor LganA I'LL now before.
tat committee Ar. Wilson ViIi suhnIt hIs XII, ~
Hss Gac fIessssaent, leforc reporting Il ms Honsc
n'tsse 1nn On FortiGn Affairs Ind .rad before II.
.as!, hanks' report on Cuban anntT, which /. t.
!e lalo before the Home In connection viii M
nseIaas5 s AVS The committee a1thor.zc hin ~ 10
ihef = \. % INC uouae have 1t Printed, md III
c1AfN5 AGArSsT xEx1cu
1ne eeeEeth1J Of State etvts notice thu, h. ,rt,,
tho s1N Of Nay fu1 reference Ia fhr roT,,tse,t ~
Inose Nso NE Slaikns after the slst OF March mn h
1uln1sa AmdAs1ta, OF other proofs, shoTtnr asies
4r1se fcaeon for the delAy As ~a'
UNITED SfA1EH sETKEAY curHr
Inc United Staac4 Supreme Cuur viii nercsftci
s!ncty enforce the rule In rtEar 70 ding hustpeea
called for Argument The Case Of Inompeoo In
, 1870-03-25


othes1 as1lnst the Cndon Pacific Raairoa4 o' 6aa-
ia, ~ tuTolrtnz Tho right, nf States 70 TAI the
property And fr1nchtxts 1T v1rtoua branches H me
pscinc Railroad, Is now cnder argurn-ot
TIE SAN DOMINGO TKxafr.
The Senate was cnksEed, this aft:1aoon, four
hou1 md d half considering tbe SAa Uu<o4n1o
treaty. MT. sumner of'aneI ttr debate ID opposa-
t1cn 10 it, ratification, Occupying the door I'LL the
s*xston adjourned, hut giving WAY occasionally 10
Senators who made tricf renarts based oo ~
~ en- to questions which they E4d pfopounded 70
him. The Senate viii resume the subject = Mos- NOR
row, after the reading Of tho Journal The t1tne
foI the exchange u ratncattans e1p!res on the
2sth J.. r. osnll1aa A111ed hess Ee
bringing important on1ctAi dtspascne6, including
tr general rc+ult OF the vote In f2yor Of Anncxs-
ton. The Minister Of ForslGn Affair." saJa there! y
not more than txn per cent IN the ne1st1Te- oSul.
lsAn refuteA tho lnntndVea and chAfKrs aXaiIf
Inshes who were prominent In sdrocasluH and ne
gotlatin8 LIE t1eAtJ.
~l,IsKKy n RuEn
Btcfet1tJ Boutwell, and Commissioner Delxnu
we're hcfofc the Senate Finance Committee day
Te1attre 10 extending The time for teep!n9 Whisieg
In bond They agree IN recommending that the
time In the present law, one 5eaz. b. retained
, 1870-03-25

low 1os Ntad Ia consequence Of hia death. Dur
.og - looeral serytce1 70 day sha became r1ytnE
iaAnAG, 1oo II required twu men TO hold her, Ben
as1eka !e4Eea RererM grown children Bosh Weye
evneGoo9 up 10 The moment Of their death, &3d
eeANeksed REeat willingness 10 die, Is taer nuf-
,esn&s *e1n 70 grtat Joseph Wheeler. who dted
Ast asRnt, leaves wife and four chldren. He
a man named Boyce, given n4me not known,
nson:ht @ 70 this city and lodeed tn }all, charged
s,!to MiGo Sealing span Of nu!ca from msn named
.SCnniAa S21me, Of Iowa The mules were sold
10 AE!ef Hughe2, OF this city, 18st fall, for {sa
AZ me CoEoner'a inquest, held tals afternoon, 70
1nq9ife INTO tie caase Of the death Of the three
tnen belo1e mentioned, the r1ilruzd onlcia,s and
empo{e8 were FTQnefx&Ad from ali h!afn%
, 1870-03-25

-s~and1cF TT3pPed Er-Pcrsonal-
Indian Affairs.

sreeil Despatch to The Chic4xp TRIBUNE
OMAHA, March a+-A swlndler named Camp.
was AfTeAted here. to-day. for WORKING x1so out Of
discharged Soldier. After an exciting trial the
mAuet VAS compromised, Camp fefuuitn1 the
soldleT 3i@- The former wss invited to !caye town
Immediately.
A CIR, sald tn belong TO the royc,nmept and
containing the money for the LAST !nstallment &C
ane puEraase Of A!aal2, went through here, totay
Under henry guard
Grand Sire Farnsworth, Of the Grant Lodge
United States l. O. o. r, and Prot Todd, Of Cal
latin, Tenn, left for San F1anclscn this forenoon
They held I reception at Council Bluffs last even
lug, Which Wills iasgetJ attended from all points
around.
McPherson BRIDGES Acting Superintendent nf
Indian Analra tn this department., reports every
thing quiet lie has 1ate1y hcarl from Ill tue
a9enc!ea and says The prospects for. the Indians
iof the coming summer are excellent. The Paw
nees hare ordered = 900 to he Withheld from their
annu1tfe. fcr the purchase Of Agricultural imple-
ntutR.
Ifare! Is constantly Increasing. About three
h9ndEed passengers Went West this morning.
Weather rainy. River running c!car, with q
good staEt Of water.
, 1870-03-25

x :N0fih6h PnpcF on The EultOm IfIll.
SALT lAkz, March s*-The Se.es, In rcgartt to
the passage of the Cu1lom I'LL By the House, says
several Of the mnst repulslye features: that they
were too strong for Congress to swallow and adds
tits It'll tu any form and thar It Is clear tas1nn
u tEe constitution and Indirect couuuEeEslon pt
its principles. Il says."We cannot SLY whas the
t,aSses aud then should RECEIVE the signature OF
The President aud become Inv, It viii not meet
the Wishes and answer the expectations Of tts
euthpEA 1t says: "pc1zonallE, We caro- not what
notion be taken on the question Persecution
drove III from towuspip TO township, aud soon
to Territory. II has Made us AtruuS thrifty fear
'tsa. The must valuable experience We possess to-
s:as nc gained through persecution, and do not
t!Fr u! IT. effect" It also ea5H: II men would
push AoFnloniERi ahead, iet them rcEsec1t. 1t !;
tenrt " dRht drive. and extesmtnAte II 1t should
raes the senate aud be signed by the Pres dent We
may then discuss its merits and 1ts probable e.
{tsf
, 1870-03-25

A,RAss, March s5.--The younE Democracy he'll
a raucrs this evening and resoyrd 70 call Erurr.
NJ Caucus Of all the Democratic members Of the
Lcgttlaturc, and bind every man to vote for every
hill agreed on, pala of being branded ~ traitor
to his party. Twcels friends also met and talked
over mAttfrx Tweed sald he EEould have char.
Ter for New Tork ready next week that would fe
satisfactory to al1 honest men Of a,l parttca and
would reduce texAt,on In New York hundreds ot
thousands PER nnnum.
At1ANT, March 9A-1Iou. William H. Tweed A.
nouncck that he haA not restgnrd the Deputy
STREET CoMiss4onershp Of New YORK AMI nas M
such Intention. He Alds: II have made eacti.
nccs and Iahofrts to prevent divisions IN tho Dcm
ocrauc parry. The tndtytdnals Who have tnaugu
Tafed the present troubles must be held rexpons1
Tie, and suffer the consequences hItie mE time.
and tEust IN the people, whose confidence raT,
50 long cntoycd"
, 1870-03-25
SansA Improvement *ehcmc-Poli-
f14f.

CScEksAn, March e4-The Chamber of con,.
1acr..+t5- 10Y. unanimously Adopted resolutons
inr H. Js,1es Resafe R 10 the project Of conples-
0nlo EYE, md requesttnS thr Legislature Ia
Mctaots4a1e Confsess 10 order 4 EurycT az The
thai ne Governor solicit the co-oretstIon n ~
Governors and Legislatures OF KenturFr an, e Ins
diana, In favor OF such surrey, oAa LIZ
The Republican primary elections. n,+n,r,,o,
tn the Nominating Convention tn-tn,,rrnW ~
place this evening. Rev, Thoet ticsels, .natnri"n @
Of the A4i& Biele mosEment, declined to 90 be.
hoard, and announced hts determination to b.,
come an Independent candidate.
C1SGNNAI1- March 34--A careful analysis Of the
members OF the School Board who wlu probably tx
elected the titst Monday IN APRIL wsn those ho1.
lnr oEes, show: Dfhle, 23; antkB!ole, -; doubt
fUI. L
, 1870-03-25
BLACK lLPlCkS,

Pronounced by all GOOD
JUDGES as FAR SUPERIOR
in APPEARANCE, COLOR,
and FIRmNESS of FABRIC.
to any imported.
Our line is now complete,
and at NEW BASIS of PRICES,
consequent upon the decline
in GOLD.
ANY one buying the above
Goods, or ordering sample
pieces, if not fully satisfied
with them, can return same
by express at our expense.
, 1870-03-25

BUSINESS CARDS.
- +--.--..-. .-~.N-r =.
CEHE2 p THnMA2

FARwEIl. ELLSWORTH T. CO. SIleitoEs u
Patents aud Coucscno.s tn Patent CAufra, 1G Latest
, 1870-03-25

PEoR1A, III. Aarrh ss-The sec.dent reported Is
occurring IN the Toledo, Peoria L warsaw RAIL-
roAo tne oEher DAY, proEes to be canasd, origin
auhg IN kec hsaln uf Newspaper reporter. The
/ No collision q disaster whateErr hAa taken
, 1870-03-25
Horrible Suicide ut Cincinnati.


CINCINNATI, March e4-A tailor named Adam
nerdt Committed suicide tha morning, At quarter
past ., ny blowing his head to pieces win shot
gun. The walls were beapaitetcd with blood and
braina md the spectacle W&S shocking one. he
waa Ia good circumstances, Had once bccn In the
Insane Asylum, from which he had been dtscha1S.
I'd as cu1cd. 1t Is supposed he committee NC deeo
while suffering from smother attack ol inoac3.
, 1870-03-25
Murder TrIn1 nj Salt Lnkc-MipEuK
News.

SALT LAKE., March A.-Augustns Sprouse was
tf!td as Ogden for the murder Of Martin Eartc, o.
Intrf II Of last year. and sentenced to be shot
The case vas appealed before Chief Justice VII,
sun. United States Court, yesterday. The juy
we're out 1unr hourH, and returned verdict Of
tlGss1er In the second degree. motion Has made
fur a new trial
Thrte rich silver and gold leads have been Ct. uck
near Ogden. 4 party Is now At work. The or
vii! 1sszy at rum one hundred to seven hundret,
dollars per ton.
The Mormon conference has been postponed IN.
III Maya
1rade Is dull The weather IL mid, and thu
miners aIe going to work.
, 1870-03-25
JAMES SARGENT,
CMcAGo, March n, is1n

P.S.-My eer of the itth tnr. which you wc,r ra.-
teulas to essisnate in so1r aaes<an. did mot "a~s
Particular lock OF ioeka for the trtal ziply y
AUTOMATIC LOCK- lear.ns The matter os su7nish-
Iax l,ek Il ny own dtsrosaL
stt usseriy ts4ssAst tcs you u make unetAke1
nted statrm+nts SARGENT,
, 1870-03-25

NV BEDFORD, March SA-Theodose L Parker,
Elizabeth !; B. Chapman, aged ~, who ooar1ed la
tne zane house, who then khot hcr1cl{ through tho
ooc Is Still living, but gives no reason Tor the
, 1870-03-25
Intyct8Nl Amuet1Ts
|dshtH9soH s!x1rrA - Ds,paseA to sat cssetnna

tO1N 1NH1FTr1G4
The President to-day. in Al interview With
Senator Dorenan, Of Neet Virgins, and Seua.
ter johnson, Of Virgins, stated he had Alreads
rErrs1cd special message to Congress. in
which be recommended the passage Of lar
granting universal amnesty to al latelE in To-
pellion. He stated be MAS in fAvor of granting
amnesty 10 al and every one who desired it,
and thas III thsy would hAro to do would be "a
make record Of tho same At the nearest
court. DC Senator Borcrnan s4id he VIA in f.
sor OF general amnesty, with bat few e1cep-
tione, and those he would snere1 consent, &C
f41 u he WAS concerned, to being given the
sire to make my exceptions. md his message
would 60 recommend nothing but universal
Amneetr. He said, further, that ate. Gsorgis
and Teas are admitted he would send in ths
message a11rded 70. Senator johnson said hi
cncaa in rrgara 70 tho laso wE than any act
tbxt could be dona-
, 1870-03-25
DIED.

..oHxsoS-1n thls city, 4a.rh :: Hn.J Edwin,
taq17thA ...
FORSYTHE-1he funeral sef!cFs Of "; 3. q. ruz-
tFrfdaJl afte1Eocs thr 4xh trst. u O'Clock 1ht
, 1870-03-25


one banafrd .nh +sensv s1;o, hr. =, Fost Bus,,d D.
t. u l. tslIs ezrd H. A1ka1t i, ls.u ~.
unr nhpffe.s and t~tEty t1Qt ht1 as For. Ta,to n
IT: u e 3raisest1 b July =. lsat ~
Snt y hrs! It Fur: S:lFrHsoo, D. t. II h.. deliver
cd /! July y, lka " ~ N'et~
Two hEud-t ara t-n s!o' hra1 It Fort sa1lx n t. t,
lT delivered hy ln!y I. is'j. " -
oHr Hl.nats4 AZ. tH: ~ hc7.! Il F,tt Randall D.
T: = ec 4. 'lsen 5y !nnr !, i-a' ~
Ss.His NJ hen! II F kaasoa d. r.; IL telivss-
The ea:r rrst avrrar Ahaus 1nr ttss...ni and dfrv
ea tv4.s ss.~s e1xt. aal IL -:4ss f.usu taI.r Il,
r. <esrn =, yeAr3 nf Akr. ~ "'
Cats1s E! the tt.:t. only an H41GSi t.,sh - aro
As!t:s;anss,t tn he,Es ts1 a,a hl1+.st IA winter
ALI txsst II u H.: rstfe. :t.E:ss TrxA1 sad t'<.o-
And the Et-, trts At tk.-< Northern p,ss.l
- Mtl a. al nntisr ir1s - e<rp ii x.ar3 III.
ant Al TALKING st.:t # Il ;pu:hl. sst4s weight bSlIA
-tafs. ani cows, = i'll Il rtt1&rSi.
E4th Ii: s1nEla cunt1m wEtssn Sarant,~ II two
fGsts asoLttait N a.VrFta, with tf- t-sn.s Vi his
rri-.t'n sn shnt, %tL1t i:- Iftp-:f,'n l.. ar<,pst
h III ~ 1E' rrt.r iAta SHEt7att 1ecpataErr trr-
~Lta. ant that they arr pr21rx-l tn txcar... bis
rrsnErF xtinR Fo'Af and fa!tciert Ansl4 ss fuI
The rssretl;sY # shr eusrausnr~ us.t h. shown -
ts fteaal srf lrasr Ct tft tltk If L ptsixk
1"G-t "r.,t thr T. = p.sret Attorney. lc encesr3
Bids r.. ,ac either f>r the whs< Or fsr raeh rot
rTATnt T. Il t.hl the nslu ii \ hr,H shs
raa" aud a!d7trs Vi sch at-1h+r lhvr,~t n,utt Ia
K5ic;> should he r.r-+us +, Il, ,Asf- lid.
All ttaa &ror.sAls AEtllt h. rntA,Er..t r,;a,iIv
pr"i--4!s fpr t'eef Cattle" anst ~31,r><d to tie ID
r%fETl.
Capt .nar s. Rst IL III T. a..
u y It LIrtn M 4 lkpl.,
, 1870-03-25
Death OF TWn Moro Of the Victims OF
the RntlroHd Disaster at Quincy
Bnlo SxAN1inu.

eeeei1 Dess~teh to The Chicago rssbeoe
QUINCY, March A-Mott1 Crppse sud E1ish.
Hendricks, two Of the victims Of the dreadful
railEoAd accident which took place here yesterday
died to-d1y Grouse at O'Clock this morning md
Hendricks u 50 l. n Grouse hid been initiated
tot short Tine and It "a feared that his wtfe haa
, 1870-03-25

WEBT INDIES.

ATHENS. March 4A-The Greek Government has
authorized tic construction Of a railroad from
Athcns rta Cortnth, to sonae point on the western
coast Ut Greece.
, 1870-03-25
0HI0.
Execution OF n Notorious 1Iurd crcr
Mt st. ClnitsSilIc.

ENCfHtI6H OF n N8t8tt6HE .NHf0 GftF
Mt st. Clnirsyiltc.
WHEELING, II. Va, March 2a-Thomas D. Caz1,
for the rurtier OF Louisa c. Fox, near St Ca1rs-
ytllc, Ohio, tn J2nualy, 1867 WIS executed IN the
county jail, At St ClalTsy1Ie, thls afternoon, at
o'clock- No one Kaa admitted ~ the jail hut the
Sheriff, and hts asststants and the ncwzI,arer fe-
rorter4 Cart VIA cool throughout but the rick
ic*snes% which characterized hts conduct during
eoniessoa, be Is believed to b. he Rreatest min
stauEhterer ever born in this any oihcc country.
iie acknowledges to perpctzating fourteen co1d-
st,npts TO takr lie, before Gn!ar NILS Fur. His
execution WAS the nrst thAt ever nocQr1esl In Bel
mont County, Ohio, and created great excitement
, 1870-03-25
PROPOSALS,
Denominations,


f1s1S, ILL.,. AArrt II, l3ia.t
SEALED PROPOSALS will be rrezs,ra b, .se uaaer-
signed Al the oec Of sae toafd in th- ely a Ex;n
hane County ns. until II o'eloek N on he 18th tay II
AprA n II for thu rreti1H II .h1s rnrt;ou n{he nr
Ho<pstsl Building AZ Elsn, 1.har:=rd by An Arr 10
eahlisa hr Northern Illinois Hosp::1} and As,huu IA.
the faAAne," 1prtn.-d Arril ii ~
Ffofo<ais must state fun III E5c-e for f1.sfx ali
materials. snd doing al the work t.ui,J I, e,.,,s.,
TIA. Eszrt cf t1a building r. e7r:t,. .ce,,-t
iz4 - the plans Ard specifications. -,et;t tho he.r,r
apparatus prop<7+ The wAis Of tie h.L,a. 10 br n
brick .nI etse.
1rupeaais will be $50 rrer;re,. II: .li s..2 Including
nz*rriaiA, in the n4na department, iccl.1e s.cas
work brick work. aat pla.teziEE.
AL, trf carfxcte-. 1crk. including .eFre 1atat;:s
s,d kt1zine. 81 ttsins Aad plumbing md .cn work
All pTrTrsa1s must be 4Ercrnp.urd with is,ud of
ihrrr It .usand dailAs 10 the State Of ic~i. with
fwrE:5 dst etEt vrnn' saa2 s;xe CONDITIONED that
the PROS per.<rs raakEE M proTeea viii promptly
ruscs into ssa:Faet for don LIE work. IN eastle
ehA1 tt Az E.l 10 Lc1 t.%nl. snd 70 bidA will b
eous'drsd waieh do rpnscta to the shove r.uiz-
mrrt.
hs II -:r' '-Ed In tf~ Of do2lte tAa
An INT se L /. serse tus tsid rk to b. sr7zo.ed By
t.s l.,a.t-
Tsr TE-:re. ~-:s* the right Il, ~.rt ary or u. p1o-
Il mrs ef tic STATE
f:"rs~.i- nn.1l sse1.e. n rv.,e,I cavelop-. en.
c.nt q. fFoEs*4. far Moth. n nGrc1s Hespi:zl .r{
ArslIa' !az the 1rsAa<." md at1s,s.s7d .
II. W. P.ADEIF0RD,
~rcrrtnr, Bsart Of Trusrre.-
fisrs and .s-~ihcatice will J.. on s1!.4,eo a, thu
o'fre CT tie heard. in En. on Aaa s:s+r u 18th Of TIA
pEcrent &crth.
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Aste.s; r II, PAnE1yonp. S+e.rta,..
oHf1cE CHf1 C4,xNsssAA1 or Sra1,sTxvcE
, 1870-03-25
FOREIGN,
Closing Testimony in the Bo-
naparte Trial at Tours.
Opening Argument for the Pros
etQtion.
The American Bishops Still 0p-
posed to the Infalibil-
ity Dogma.
FRANCE.

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tuGhs, AAGn 111ne. nXn eGa1t oa saasee aS
notat1g. sg. mltnsases !oI tne asteoce Wesc e1-
a1uoet VI snoH the iefloHs oAu c4alAEtt. o1 No.f
anu fouyl!e, aila me coca character Of the &C.
c1sed Ihris tssuEnoas On me 1is& rart whs not
convincing, Ot6et Wltnessts we're esn9g1t toEnA.u
~ E31te Aoe 8ooa GuuuuCt VI tne t-Ilnce ~ IN
oMGsf:
nnAe one ~ tnelaH5e!o iol nc prosecution T1s
so!aoeung u.c ~ e. nai he used ~
tAPscshloh o1ehmFe 10 tac Prince, VINO Violently
iinteHafted tne iHoSseainss' and, turning 70 Lis
tIaa"5slt ueuuuuesn 'A. auu n!s laeJ a. tacuoh.
f,a uannJ e4sisea, slta .oss @na ea!leu ne
s u ~. a1s III Saa.ea It'll Geaiaslnn
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ern1tnn ~ ,ha r,stfr nj th nd ~ ~ ~ 3,t
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M. r,rnsrntt,,, ~ r..NoH ~ 1.s ~ ~, .ut
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, 1870-03-25
WURTEMHRBQ.

sTt1TAHT, March A-Thc King has accepted
the resignation Of the Mlni1Ey. A new Cabinet
hns been formed, with Homer ~ President Of the
Council; Colonel von suckow, Minister OF War; );
ard Counsellor Won Scheualen, Minister Of the In
ttriuF.
, 1870-03-25
The ~. Louis KFidEe Contraction
W0rkMen Disabled from Working
In the Air Chamber Under tho Pier.

-. lorrs, March 7+--At the Investigation to-day
at the City Hospital, Oh the body Of Lewis Baum.
the tuyy found verdict that he died from conges-
ton Of the brain, and other u.E1as, caused By
WORKING IN the alr ehamfer under the pier Of tie
hridEc 1t this point The testimony dsctuscd the
fact that unhealthy osTanlkArtonA 1crr quite sert
nu*,r afEeftef by WORKING In the air chamber,
whcrr the prcssurr Il about forty pounds to the
square inch. producing muscular paralysis, con-
Ecstton, arrangement Of the syRteuL There are
now sGIne thirty uen II the hospital suffering
mere or legs from the Effects OF working In the att
chamber, and quite number under Treatment 1t
the hospital Of the Bridge Company.
, 1870-03-25
DOLLAR STORE.
LOOK
1t THESE PRICES!

1dox. OF real Saxony Hose, In
Ellt-cdGcd boxes, for 81. Tllc*c
Stockings nrc worth, wholesale,
SLIT IL cents, in gold. We have
Job lot.
81 buys n whale dozen oflurEc
Dinner Napkins.
6 llcmstltched Ladies' Hand
kerehicts, extrn fine quality, for
81.
5Fnfr of best s-tllrcad {I.adic.)
Hose, No. 500, for IL.
9 Linen Towel. for 81.
3I,nir OF rcaal BritlAh Half
Hose, for Gentlen,en,s for 81.
1Cnxc OF 1'l,n1on's bcz Elder.
flower soup, together with u
large bottle of Pilnlon's Night
Blooming Cerclls, only 81.
Albums, containing 100 Pic
turcs-somcthing cxtrza--for 81,
just received. tic first lot of
REAL BOHEMIAN GARNET
NECKLACES, for 81.
SOMETHING NEW. The III
eolette Sct--u Pslrisinn novelty
tn Cameo, Topaz, Emerald. and
Art1ef1sxsf f.nr At s1ss. s,.r~.Dtrxn