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, 1870-10-01

ATLANTA. GA, SEPT sh-The so-ealIe4i Aker1ran
Election b.ll postponing the elec,.on TO the 9Jih
votes. Al EFFORT Today TO reconsider fa.lcd-8;
to GO. Chief Justice BroWE, Of the Supreme
Court declares the bill unconstitutional and the
opponents Asssft that its provisions favur Illegal
voting.
, 1870-10-01
ILLINOIS.

Special Dcspateh 10 The Chicago Tsibuue.
sTsls6p1krp, Sept 9d.-By the special courtesy
OF William Staddeu, Secretary Of the Ssase Board
Of Equalization. have been favored with the
following Statistics OF tue number Of hogs in each
county, ss shown by the assessment Of hogs fot
the ye1f 1870:
, 1870-10-01

FnRr TAyKE, Sept. sa.-uou. Hugh Accnlloch
c1.secretafy ct the Treasury, :cfs here to-day toI
London, where he tsxuInes charge Of jay Cooke
I Co.'S banking house, which opens dauuArJ Il
1s7l,
, 1870-10-01
CQMPTROLLER'S SALE.
~ -
SALE OF RAILROADS.

In purs1ancs ef tie authority conferred u,on h5
sha at Of the General Assembly Of tAc Stat. :: r
nsssee Aprrpfed July s 1Eo. entitled IN A..
i1s tie sale Hud Eantfe- Of the t1tets:Ot TIC s::t
In delinquect Railroad Companies. We VII ot=s ).
PUBLIC SALE, en- The THIRD DAT or SoFEA-
BER leu, The Capitol In The city of S-4aEs. tha
intarsa. ef the 6tate OF Tennessee In The eat. Esd
Stock, Right pf WsT. Grading, Ba3ees Masonry. IL
Ra, spikes Chair end the whcTe su7eEs:csur- and
equpn ants and Iii Of ahe property owEel By EACH OF
the de{ipqpert Railroad Companies. fo1 the actuatA
dae BY said Compar!ts respectively, cn sfcouE: II
Boud4 leaned tt:a BY the State Ct Tes2...et IL
e.wise, namely:
Cine;ruati, Cu.ntss.sEd Gap aaa Cas;!ss:'o R''f-
. road:
Southern CT SazthEtzsc.n RaIsuaH:
Edeeield and Ksu.uekJ RailFoaa
Ennxxi11e AID Esntuek. Estlse4d:
W.n,nb1,. f1ark.viEe and Lc-!sri1:e Ea'na'd.
1feNnurtt1e And Aanehess.t Hahseae.
v..hvf11. md Kc51hwe*te.u Rzlsoaa
Ro.e,.1ine ard Jettzsonvi1e RaA;eaa'
wiseheetx. and A1ahams KailToHa'
-noy,it,e and ChAtsertou R1txoad:
.-;7t. Hrndeyyca and HsshTtl3c Eaizo4a,
Es:a T.+r..ses nd we-te.o Mort. Carolina Rail-
zcad;
.5 An the I'll! We will Ertcire t. fsS5lGus AL 3st.-
f.eeu, any Of the itGaS tsued Hduds cs the ssae u
1enneae&e. with accrued fn:&zest-
Fer further particular. sdd:rs5 tEs CataF t-oir :.
The 1.e4.u.y II Saskri1es Tenn
9'e DIV. c. SESTHR.
Goys,1lS.
tn. BUTLER.
seczzt.z5 Ct 5t..-
ED. 4. PENSkBAKKR.
Cam1t-eil,r.
EoBT-J MCKINNEY,
FRANCES B. FOEG,
ARCHIBALD WRIGHT.
Cemni&losefs for lr S:,sa.
, 1870-10-01
SPAIN,

MADRID, Sept. s0.-Admiral Tnpetc and other
sigCets who protest against the call OF, the Con-
ssttuent Cortes, are extremely unpopular at
Madrid.
, 1870-10-01
Startling Disclosures Made
Concerning Nnpo1con=s
Private Lie.


4sxor,Jfrr nf.c1osurcx nndn
Concerning Nnpolconss
u,n:-.+1,sn
-
4 French Decree Published 0FdeflnS 4 LeYJ
AA"'
FRANCE.
(speci.l 10 xrw FORK woYtdl
EErnK7Ep DEFEAT or ruE AxAT OF TIE CROWN
PRINCE
Os1ESp, Sept 5o--Inteuse excitement was
caused f.e:e this evening by the arrival Of a
spcclal messenger frpm ValicnccuneB, bringing
news Of great battle fought On the 5etno On
the 9Th, whltt resulted In the complete defeat
II tic Crown Prime Of Prussia, under the guns Of
MuLt yaIc.iau. The victory was followed by the
yslet, aud rupture Of the German line 1t
Nea11x and soissons.
TN. nlctal selrcr.ms frou, Deriiu bv way Of
Erussels, contradict this prwa, hut It i. certain
the communication between Paris, ,Iioucn, ,ArnIcns,
va1llencenres, have t,een partially reope1et !;
anu ths, Official proclamation Of the victory Of
Thursday, signed bs Gainbetta, have been re-
ce'en III tne ial.eF cAs.
tsI*ciA1 70 tae HF" xoFE "or1dI
Los4*'A, sept a.-aouf fPee1ai HI bonioRne
telcftkpHs that c1e'urR III We mas nccn received
1T sseaeh 81 tLt ehNnhe sefcat ol me Get-
man sorrea, en- tic souih AMI west Of Paris, BY
tile atmy Of Generals Durrot md Neu-
don. the essh. The French wc-e
rtasES rclafu.cc,1 On Monday, ty
General Tn.ehu, and advances on the German
re.!tltn at NtnsIcseul uEh ffrsnIllcs carly Tues
10y uo'N'1h. As "a.Is Mkan ~ 't1eott, tue
"us ',ea.Aa" Hou.sti ~: stenen a"s 1nee ":a'
1erIe'"'e ~. 4ts. ot.u t'.e1 "cte aseis1ea "
.ee, ".u'rne n"saneinf a'o1u i,eaeatn Inc guns
y. w.. I.I. 1'II a!!en' u. Oh e.on1. thtouRu
ine mus oe Fa0sse lsclt1es. ann soulcfesson
"ht!e u nut1'F1 OF regiments OF baaen troops
"'"''ANu WI tue oRAt!e il'lH Auu se1asso ~ 6
nn""r u1e. seatl5 nandre" OF these troops
were hhot u osoef Of Inc German commander
onk tue fcRt AeId hack and many throwing
oo"a taf4 asns dispersed tafou9t
'ae ,o'eeTt. INC eo"n fnaes
ma..,a1 nas .,.y eotufse" ~ uit'e1 te1Ea. upot
t.ous' 1Den,nk 'ctealAss ~ .ne sieo1'oas
80 ,,ss,sea ~ 49,. c4.,,.s n.,a.., ~,
foeeass - s.s eene a. akua'' ,4<. "ah AeP
as<tar+c., ,ns,r -..,-... ... 80 ".'...
-" 49,. 4'o ..3't - ~" ...es ns4t
49, al % s.., a,. D.. rn4. NluH4.
,.Is %" os .Is esola' sue ra1su- iuo o1mAn'
-. - sse .ss1 s "a' "4e AasnI ~.
" s1e ns.a s.aA y. .ne S.u"u 1ituee VI 31oA
e.7 -" wv sAunon ."a ll'ttalneoses" 1as
TUE" ~ Mcsos an" aou1s u 1cofened anu c4ea'
,,,.es,.v ,,o.-r,,n,e
1oxnox Sent an Tn. 1,,,,sstsna naro m, NJ.
MED at orleans. rhev h.re ,1es,ste,, from fhct,
xr4:uay,, .nnnrh- nnd acem m r,e co,ccn,rattnn
,Ioun,, paris.
, 1870-10-01

The above boots fez salc everywhere. a1d will b.
sent y ual1 to Auy addrtss, trrc Of nastasc, upon
receipt ef the Prize. Seed I'LL osIera to
, 1870-10-01

RFscGRD FROM FIRE AN UNUSUAL OPFoR.
TUETTf.-Ws aEe happy to be Ahle to inform Plano
puffha:ess that sntnns the fnrtruusnts sayeA by
ikeM the late EIrat fs are nearly Af:y 20, snpd1b
their !rtrfus1 n1reh.nisn. They there
fore !x1RrSsicA1LI ~ s41riBtE u eEeE but th: out
hv thetr rard .sova during the ire, and they will,
tbefrforr. bt eDid ytry low.
, 1870-10-01
MnIr1c Nnnk Robbers Sentenced.

RocELASp, Me-. Sept 10.-1n the case Of the
Lttchneld Lime RncF RanE n hoef, the turr rrn-
.,ered verdict ut guilty. Moure and Height,
convicted OF the same crime, were Sentenced 10
ssycn years' :frprisOc.lcu: caCh-
, 1870-10-01
The Hiudoo Fortune -Telle1
and Oracle of Dastinv.

Containing Ten Methods Of Telling Fortunts With
Cardt comrtie .vsteu of Eotunr-Tellink With Dice,
trgethrf with St1tyteyer Good auG Bad 0mcns, with
their fEte 1s'rttattpr.
, 1870-10-01
The Story OF Spotted Tuil's Rntd
into Northern Nebraska Denied.
Snefd1l Qesrstefl To The Ehiesco Trihuue

YAsxros, y. IT, Sept 3o-Thc reported move
meut Of Spotted Tail aud other Indians against
the Pawtecs and surveyors IN Sebra<ka, appears
TO hare been but movement TO project their oWn
tn steal, and so0n sutIsidei. spotted Tails In
t1tans are behaving well
, 1870-10-01
Buffalo 1.-Two s,oc, 1,arkcs.

DCFFAkp. Sent. 3n.-The cattle market vas very
dull, with tendency to further decline. Only 1ol
=. Ieau rasseI W.T. seaGs fnScS C. naIutI 1nacneM @
than same day last week
Sheep shade lower ana large numbers shipped
East fOr want OF BUYERS.
Hogs dull and declined kc.
, 1870-10-01
HOLLAND,
ITALY,

AMSTERDAM, Sept S0.-The Bank OF Uollan
has rettuct d it's rate OF discount to SK per cent
, 1870-10-01

Having sAved quite large n1mher Of these, ths
leading O1xa4t Of ths Ase s3ns intended far Church
damaged By hasts removal and eafe1ets hsuulssnf,
churvh Comuittss. and tbose intending parrhssa
private uA will do we'll avail thsselver Of this
opportunity Of preeurInF iEttEursn:, At eucA low
rf1rts a. cAn never AEzfn b- ntftrrd-
Araeng "ur o1rau. Nrt e1rlnt tn.trum~nts nf othr.
makers the Of which being dam sktd by Gre ant
| them out.
, 1870-10-01
Change In she Michigan Democratic
Stxate Ticket.

DETROIT, Sept, SA-The Ffft Frxss this mo{u-
Ing ANNOUNCES chau1t In the Democratic State
ticket, Crane. candidate tor Secretary Of State.
and Lotan1er, for Treasurer, having declined
Jonathan ". Flanders, Of St. Joseph County, has,
hy the state Central Commtttee.beeu made caul..
da1c fns Secretary, and Andrew J. BOVINE, OF
Da1rJ County, candidate fur Treasurer.
, 1870-10-01

Agricultural Fnlr 10 be Held ut Au-
CaAtA, dshe
ACGrSTA, Ga, Sept. sa.-prerarat!cns for an
agricultural congress and annual fair OF the Cot
ton States Fair +Asso fAtlan arc heing rapidly coE~
p!efetl. The South will he represented By prouli-
utnt men.
, 1870-10-01
4 Hnnk Nobber Arrested Seven Ycn1s
After thc Commission OF the


TORONTO, ScE: c1-car:s:cphcr Joaes aas
tccp arrested for rubbing the London and County
Bank, tn England, OF Eli,oo0 The robbery was
committed teven rcat< ago, The prisoner Was
detected by his family following him here, where
he has bcep living Cnler the natre Of uAaEeu.
, 1870-10-01

Ecoks Of The tn.a:snk Fri" Ship Canal company are
ror.sr. sn 1,. sv H. ~ ,er h!e1s ~ CO..
tab.es.t,s to tts sai that .tek ink.
ago Heard VI Iraa-, ant hy virtue Of fe Copany's
act Of tueutp1.Atfou. Gil ARLtS RANDOLPH. Esq,
Set1rtss Of the tad Ro.rl Of Tradt aathorfz~ by tn
Company s-eetEt +ntsEFptons and the payment Of
70 ecit theron i suisl to 10 paid iut5 The First
National Hank of Chrnsn.
All information ronnectl With the enterprise will bo
4. G-FHrLpS ponGR,
Preafdtnt nf thr IT, = f. ship Canal CO.
WIIIIAX ktRHT- SECRETARY D. + K. ShIp Cansl Co.
October J. 1R1n-
, 1870-10-01

Cnion Park Lodge In regular communication thIs
Saturday evening, for werk All hrrthreu IN fooi
ttandinG are tnIniay invited Location Of Lodge
HILL, corner OF Wet Lake, rrAr Wood -.
EEO, 4, PHILRRICH. SECRETARY,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-29

AIApau Meeting of the merchants and
influential men of Salt Lake was held last
Sunday night 10 prepare q memorial 10 the
United states Senate praying or the expur-
gatlou Of those sections Of Mr.. Gull ms bill
which punish by fine and imprisonment a
continuance OF patriarchal family relations:
Numerous speaker argued that liberal
policy toward the offenders Of the past would
be advantageous to the government Of lne
whole country, and that suen action Noala
arrest polygamy 10 the future. Mee,rs ,
Robertson, huPey, manu-, M suu III
nster, non Mormons, MeIe 49,, W ~
mittee TO dram memorials and .elegrapn 20
the rresldent OF tne Sene ~ ~. $500
on WIS su %e mi IN n. nre.snt shsps II
passes tne housS uii, IN ~ III ss.l,,,
a.sols,ion '""' wv
n -. - ,t.u,ht, tho p.nrh,i.
"A. I, NInhi o' Mp .h,s u =, iSs NJ
San eAup Tha psus iSssos aiSn n,sc, ths tsy
JoInsy; ino ny NJ III ~ tho VIZ, Circnjt
Cnn,, NJ CARR the sberIiI elect. was a
colons, In ina federal army. and Mr.,
W,Isht hIs onnonent, was a brleadier gen.
oral IL ibe copsederatn authority, II IA said
tbs eicc,Ion viii bs eontssted, - =
Tuos. HAAS. a PbI,adeIpbia pedlar. waa
deeoved. robbed and murdered IN Kent
county, Nd, on the iplh instant. Two col
ored men named Lalor and Young have
been arrested on suspicion, and Il i said one
OF them has confessed his crime. The body
was found on Saturday by fishermen haul.
Ing their net In mill dam. -.. Did
JUDdR BARNARD, Of New York, has de-
MED the motion to dlsmlss the complaint In
tho case OF the Erie Railway Company
against Cornelius VanderoIt' Inc sun m
IVNes So,OVo,VOV elleged 70 nave oeen 90,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-29

Tm Coat TRLDH.-The anthracite coal
trade il sCill very unsettled, no satisfactory
arraagoment a. TO "baslA" by which 10 do
termins wages at the mines having bean
agreed upon. The difference ID 80 cents q
ton as TO the minimum price OF coal at the
chipping points In the mining regions. The
miners Inslst on 90 as tho lowest point, while
the operators adhere 10 their determination
70 adjust wages at s2.50 per ton, advancing
on that price as the market shall warrant.
The delay has, so far, worked In favor
OF the men at the mines az, under the i'm
preston that operators will not advance,
and that there viii be a "slrikS" on tho LIST
OF April, manufacturer and other eonsum-
ers OF large amounts OF coal have Increased
their orders during the past week, and as
coal production has not been large, the trade
has been quite active, and prices for nearly
all sizes Of coal firm.
This has put operators In better humor,
and corrospondingly strengthened the miners
in their demand, 50 that we learn 4 contlnu-
Ance Of work Is probable at a compromise
by "spllttlng tho difference" making the
minimum "baSls" S2.75 per ton, with CORES.
pondlpg pay for all labor In aud about the
mlnos. As strikes and suspensions carry
with them much loss TO all the various In.
terests 10 the trade, 10 the laborers no lees
than 10 the operators, carriers and consul
mers, II is greatly 10 be desired that some
satisfactory conclusion should DO arrived at
before the men 20 out. The production has
considerably Increased the past week, espo-
clally In the sohuyklll region.-Fhlddslphid
Ledger ASA. ..|T
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-29

The Bounty 60 the soldiers OF 1861.
Mr.. EDrToR; The recent decision OF the
Supreme Court OF tho United States gives to
soldiers who enlisted for three years, be-
tween the 4th Of May aud tho 2sd Of Jolly,
1851, who were honorably discharged, and
excludes from such benefit those who en-
listed prior TO May 4, under the call OF 1891.
An ex-soldier, at whose desire write, en-
listed on the Goth Of April, 1851, served
faithfully nearly two years, was honOrably
discharged yet, because Of hhs having
promptly answered the call Of the Govern
ment for aid Is deprived OF the benefits re-
celyed by those who delayed few days. Is
this equltablei Ought not Congress lmmo-
dlately repair this wrong, and not In this
manner oder premium for delay In answer
ing the call Of the Government for aid In
time Of Its great neadl Would not this have
the effect TO cause those who feel this lnj u.s.
tice and those who sec IL, 10 case tho Gov
eminent again need their service, walt
awhile 70 sec what lnducement might be
oferedl .. .H.rn. ..,.-
Please yentIlate this subject. gentlemen,
and do favor 10 many who came promptly
to the call Of the Government In time Of
need. SoLpw.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-29

THE coI.oRED PEoPLE Of Philadelphis
are holding public meetings for the pur
pose Of discussing the question Of form
ing political organizations This is in
view Of the adoption Of the fifteenth
amendment, aud Il is only proper that
they should be organized to work ei-
fectually when the right of franchise is
conferred upon them. But we cannot
conceive why they should there or else
where form organizations Of their own.
They can learn more, and be moro Of.
fcctive by connecting themselves with
Republican clubs or other organizations
already formed; for we take Il for granted
that they will give the modern Democ-
racy q wide birth.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-29

THE decision Of the court in relation
TO the Oneida disaster casts the main
blame Of the collision upon the officers
Of the Oneida themselves, and does not
very severely condemn Capt. Eyre for
his inhumanity in running away from
the wreck. 1t is simply IN attempted
whitewashing Of an infamous crime-a
crime that will rest brand upon Capt.
Eyre till the day Of his death.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-29

TuE Citizen thinks Joshua Il. Bailey,
the great absconded, has been murdered
by emmissaries Of the whisky ring. As
likely to have been drowned in Malm-
sey butt. His reputation has been muir
dered, or be has committed Jelo de Sc
in that respect. He no doubt has only
been "Swartwouted," and not been
kim. I. Herald
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-29

NAvIGAuoS.-Watcr was let into tho
Pennsylvania canal last week, and il is
now open for business. The 5usque-
hanna and Tide. Water canals arc not
yet ready for operations. 1t is stated
that water will be let in this week, 30 as
to be ready for general business on the
lst ofApril, Boatmen are making every
preparation for q resumption Of their &C.
cupation as early as possible.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-29

THERB 10 q reasonable ground for hoping
that one Of the most grossly blgoled ecclesl-
astlcal customs OF England Is about to be
abolished. We refer 10 the exclusion of
dlGsentufA from burial In the church yardA
with their own rites. The bill for reforming
this injustice passed 10 a second reading In
the House OF Commons, after an animated
debate, on the 23d Of March. This remnant
Of baTbarous ages, resting upon the motion
that buTlal-places are consecrated ground,
assume that the dead will sleep more com
fortably than In any secular cemeterles-an
assumption the correctness Of which we are
inclined TO dispute, In truth, the supersti-
ton In question has disappeared almost en-
tlrely IA this country. Cemeteries are here
mainly managed by secular corporations,
and anybody can be buried In them who Is
able 10 take stock In the enterprise. The
result has bean In q great measure 10 do
away with the nuIaanee Of intramUTal inter
ment, and 10 make our burial places Tea-
BonAhly cheerful, We believe no sect In
this country makes any Pretense OF eonss-
Grating ground for the burial Of the dead
except the CAtholies-unless IL be sOmG OF
the highest sort OF Angllcans aud In Eng
land there are several beautiful cemeteries
which arc quite independent Of the Church.
MASSACHUSETTS Is besomlng thoroughly
aroused 10 the importance OF anestlng the
rapid destruction Of water lsh now taking
place. The fishery commission have Just
recommended 10 the Legislature that several
Of the larger ponds In each county be
stocked with black bass aud other lSh dur
Ing this year, leaving II for the people 10
lxtend the culture 70 other ponds II they arc
Ieslr0us Of % doing, "'.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-29

TIE Boston Traveller says there are
five persons named for that United
States SenAtorship which the Maine
Legislature will have to dispose Of next
January, and ten for that which the
Massachusetts, Legislature will have to
deal with at the same time. rt- uHaH"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-29

A BAD sroRY-A ROMANCE or THE OyEf-
IA DIsAsTER,-" Mack" the Washington
correspondent OF the Cincinnati Raquirsy,
reelles the following painful narrative; "In
conversation with a very Intelligent and ac-
eomplished lady from Maine a few days
since, | learnsd the following facts, which
throw tho shadow OF . sad romance over the
Ondida dlsasteri Commander Williams, the
highest officer on the vessel, and one Of the
Lost, was q wldoweT, OF something less than
forty, aud the father Of two bright little
children. In May last he contracted an Gu
gagcment for a second marriage, which was
to have taken place very soon after the ar
rival OF the Oneida In the country. / be-
lieye II was hKcd for the middle Of April.
lie len the United States for Japan IN June
last, aud just before hls departure he was
one or dinner party at which M Informant
and The afllanccd bride were also present.
Had he returned safely he would have known
a fate which his brave heart would not have
met with the cool courage that faced death
at his post on the quarter-deck. Since the
fret Of January hls two children aud his In
tended wife have died. When he left Japan
he had not heard thls sad news, but supposed
he was coming home 10 meet them all In
health and happiness. 30 TO one, at least,
OF the gallant mon who went down In the
Inflated steamer, death cannot be called dis
aster,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-29

A LOUD CALL is made by the papers
for the Government TO offer reward for
the abseonding Bailey. Has not the
Government lost enough in that diree-
ton alreadyH
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-29

We FISD q curious case Of Ignorance and
superstition 10 the 81. Louis newspapers.
One stretger, who Ia supposed 10 have muir
dered Herman Tubessing, aud who after
ward committed suicide, len behind him q
singular memorandum book, showing a do
plomble Ignorance and superstition. Here
Is one Of his "recipes," which was entered
In the German language For straight
shootlng-" II you want to shoot sure and
straight, You must put the following letters
under the barrel OF the pistol ID. y. W. ID.
W. 8. II. II. D. =. 8, X. o. NJ. NJ. W. V. r.
V. 7. s. X. Il. U. T. N. N. u. 8. o. NJ"
Another "reclpe " for stopping hemOrThage
was as follows cat the grave Of Jesus
Christ three flowers were growlng-the frst
called Jugeud, youth y the second, Tu-
gend, Virtue D the third, subel. Repeat
tho names of these three flowers three times
aud the blood will stop" One can hardly
believe In the dense ignorance here indi-
Gated, but given It's existence, aud one is not
surprised TO fnd so oTedulous man commit
ting homicide aud suicide both.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-29

LAY DELEGArIoS.-The New Jersey
NJ. L. Conference voted &C in favor and
81 against lay delegation. As it re-
quired two.thirds vote, it was lost.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-29

OUTSIDE OF Paris, We never read Of more
comes to us from Indianapolis. An unknown
German went Into big field near the city,
and commenced q great variety Of strange
actions. When no had succeeded In attract
log the notice Of the neighbOrhOod, he shot
himself through the heart. This case Is an
illustration Of the inordluate vanity which
frequently prompts 70 suicide. A man threat
ems 10 commit the deed 90 Oilen that he IL
laughed at, and then there Is no resource
but for him 70 make good hls threat. This
ls vanity OF which the desire TO be talked
about Is another form, while still another Is
the wish 10 be thought very courageous.
AUByRs. New York, Is afflicted with the
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-29
Boarding.
Lost and Found.

7 osT-os0 ThE ara INT, A GOLD WATCH
slrards And slide, with cola BADGE attashsd with
owner. nams, ,ATthur Pan ell; !, liberal re-
ward Sil be paid u returned TO go strsst south.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-29

Masonic TEMPLE.
GRAND CONCERT.
MISS :JULIANA MAY
Takes pleasure In annouholnE that on .....
THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH usT,
she win Eivea
i#.. GRAND CONCERT
Attic hAsoHIO TEMPLE. eorasr Of Ninlh auaP
slreeta.
On which oce lsion she will be assisted BY the fol.
= lowlnE we'll AID fAvorably. ksoWn Artlnlssi
MRS. J. REMINGTON FAIRLAMB,
s. r"l. PrlmA Donna
MIR. ]. REMINGTON FALKLAND, Of Phils.
delphIa, and PROF. GEORGE WALTER,
81 Piahisis
MESSRS. DANIEL a.. GILLETTE and y.
A. CHASE
MIR. HUBERT SUHUrTER, Fiutist.
And chorus o. forty male voices, selected by
AID under the direction Of Mr. h. s. HOLMES
Mas MAY In solos, Duets and trios
Tickets, u. For saisa At The Bills Music s,oro.
fennsYly avenue, aud Al the door on thu eve.
Ming OF the OonoorG t.I." mh29 ID
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-29
Trunks, &c,
China Ware.
CHINA AND GLASS WARE

A. 40 Per OsRI. Less.
A. gold has fallen, my prices will be Ia pTO-6SzR
poItl0a Now IL the tins for HVusek ospsi6NIk
and the Publle 10 purchase AZ 1 Am de- Nd
leTWined TO Tedupe ny stock " IhlhA, 0lAAa,
Cutlery, Plsted Ware, Casters, Walters,
GSAi or OhAIdsllsr'i Bs9EsIs, aSd Ls@PS n all
Coz: Seventh and streets, opposite Post Omts.