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, 1870-03-19

csnbY !n.srfefed with the munlcs$l tzoabses By
eeDttnR i guard Of &oldlefa md fata0& to neka
n the lower station hoose And giving tloe exret4
snd trRresa 70 I'll. having business toeFA Tnu
acticn. be eaJH, hAd no refeFcnco 70 nc 1esdon
of dc lsJorslty, b0s u tafen purely - = pTeean-
ttoo s1xtnst au1 acl Of disorder or violence The
movement is applaoded by the friends Of cahoon,
ana wa prptehted againH oy Ellison y nnwafs
nntahle interference with tho civn Law
~ the state When the military took
nos>e.stou Of ths station house, Mayor Euson1
tslsoe Ieft snd being stoned b. crowd q eolossd
men the policc charged upon them- About nftJ
anots wero nred. nd two or ta!ee colored men
Wnnndod. Affairs have Hnce 9u3stcd-
Tn.InoTroW both MsJuEs viii h1ro police force
on he street, and hold independent cous!a.
Trouble 10 apprchended,
The Gt3 Council, tonight, passed n ordnance
csaoonss police, authorizing aay99r h'nson 70
esn eolIce; ''I p,edsine DC IL r,,s, p.y py a
sneciI police sKorn In by Mayor ElIaon aa!1oI"
ling ne Ctty Court to be held In mo Cat9 Ahtls
and nIedRing Mayor Ellison the earnest auppost o.
fbe tonnci ID hia e1orta 10 maatAln me peace
Of DC sttJ sFzlnst lawless consplrae7 akalnst Y
The cfty Il auict this evening" The easuAa7 o.
to-dsJ were one man killed md thToe woondsd ,s[.
cahoon hAs his headquarters At the lover atauoa
noust, where the military guard f. anu Eils3n 3. :
headsuarters are at the City Hall Elllsoos poace
u.tn,f the ety to-HlRht.
, 1870-03-19
HQ1el PERSONALS.

BRIGGS noCSE
Among the a,riyn1s At the Briggs House, Testef-
day, were the following: B. l. colvin. Janesvfnc;
Il c. Hamilton, Ohio: J. n. CongcF, RocE lslahd:
r. NJ Kelley, New Yort; John IL Martin, PAW
tucket, R. L; A b George, Cedar Rapids; Charles
Davis and Isaac Bradford, Boston: George Walk
ma. IndIuoanoI!s; J, 8 Drake, Rock Island Aryhs;
John ]. Footc, Belvidcre; F. P. Sutherland, bAa-
more.
SHERMAN H0CEE.
Among the arrivals at the Sherman House,
yesterday, were tho following: John G Heeaan.
James Mace, Jsmes Cusle&, ,Pooiey Mace, n Coyie,
New YORK: lien. Sat- ClsrE, Wis constn; r. p
Armour, Milwaukee; John r. Sake, Albany: ".
s French, Colorado: ". Il. BroEn1 Fl Laramie;
s. 6. Damon, Boston; John d. Potter, Brooklyn;
E r. Hhlsted, Worcester; J. F. Bassett, Nc
| TEExuST EoCgE. XII.
Among the Arrivals At the fremont House, yes
teriaJ, were tho following: Captain Hobaru Ford,
Akron, Ohio; Cyrus II. DeForest, Santa Fe, New
Mexico; F. s. Emerson, St Louis: E. Il Ford,
Eeokuk; S. E. Carey and 8. D. Dodge, Boston: A.
| X. Knight, Helena, Montana: n. s Smith, Troy
n T.; Charles + Walker, Cedar Rapids; ]. +
| Jones, MAssachusetts; ThoMAs ". johnson, st
Louis: George o. Davenport, Wheeling, Va; g.
! Ct. JAMES HOTEL
Amoug the arrivals At the st. James llots
| rna1erday were the following: j. ". ptnsnotI
r1aire tii Chien; J. D. standish, Detroit: + W
| 1unrrIct Minncanolis; Colonel John 3. Fuet, Law
-enra Kansas: g. Van Tuyl5 South Bend, Ind !
u Gennard. boston; F. y. Aorr1n, J1'4 hos!on i
Tded1ander. San Francisco; aosA neE{ett -
Franr3scn:J s Brewer, Knoxytlci :. y DeFIee ss
1,nsnen: GcorEe Cole, Belolts La ". AAlen' AAA
Forest; @. s. Knapp, Conn
, 1870-03-19

II seems thAt the plan OF covering Tho d.;r-
inc.Ef,eels Of steam omnibus with = tMck
tifo Of fpdia-Eubber hsa been found to obviate
some Of the most eeriouB objections to using
strsr fnr Iooounoien on common roads, and
stesm IxxDa with this Improvement arc now
rnAnufsotTrcd in England. The London He
chanfe Moodztne thus notices tho operation Of
this por Jocopotivei On Saturday last there
vaaeecu On tho steccts OF Leitha wonderful team
Of uechaainm. 4 consibted Of teu-ho.se
power road stean1cr with two comparisons Of
equal eize h tow 10 tho docks for shipment.
70 those who have boen in the habit Of aeein8
heayy uscIdper dragged along BY somp si1-
teen or eigmeen bo1sea, and who have Mt
messed tho kicking, pIungiug. swearing, and
uprpa., which fnvasiah1y accompany such un-
dertakiings, it must have been pleasant to OBJ
serve tRe quiet smile Of the drivers
Along tie streets. Although
roads were in the worst Q1s1ble. cond
being thick With ereaay mud, the journ
the ship's crane was e6ected 50 smoothly
10 easi}y thAt it did not offer single
dent for description. AL that cn be said Of it
is that 1t was thc simplest performance in the
world. The road-stelmer, which aes acting 8a
8 tug to it's two nates, waa e1hibihng its
maiden efforts, as it had only Just been, COM
horse power engine, nominal, but can develop
IN to Sa-horse power. Its wight Oh the road
iB from, eight to ten tons. The diameter of the
wheels Is si1 feet the breadth of tho india
rubber tire ia Is inches, with thickness ~
inches. The inventor Of this improvement is
Mr. 4. ". Thompson, and the manufacturing
firm working under his patent have nlready re-
ceivel nuuerous orders for tho: uaw road
locomotive
, 1870-03-19
VIRGINIA.

The Wnyorn1ty In fstchmona.
R1cHuoSp. Va. March 1a-Thc situation Of the
,tysl Mayor tmbroslo Is UNCHANGED this morning.
inc action Of judge Underwood in the premises Is
Hic1lNoSp, March 1a-Tne condition Of Affairs
here arc not much changed. Both MAJoss had In
icTteTE With General Candy this morning.
Eannnnx nartT. with the exception Of three or
four. who Were starved ont this morning, st1 hold
he lower station nouse- TneJ have been without
.ood since Wednesday night
naniri HcudcIson, colo1ed. Wa shot and killed
.his morning, by specta! policemen, Tor RESTING
them when they we're clearing @ sne . street u tne
Ns1or Ellisons police still hare posseashn OF
. \. SYty buildings, With the exception OF the st.-
in1 m,rn1r;n n1e1S Ms.cn 1eIrhls arteruoon General
, 1870-03-19

The Japanese paper handkerchicfs arc. ss-
auredIy coming, II = contemporary bo right
The paper collar manufacture now las 6een
extended to less prominent but more impor-
tant garments Of great strength and ae1ibihty,
which can be sewed with machine, giving
SCANS almost an strong Az woven fabric. Tha
inventor has particularly applied il to the. pro.
duction OF petticoats, which arc either printed
in imitation Of the fashionable skirts OF the
day, or stamped out with open-work Of such
beauty and deiicacy as no amount Of labor with
scissors and needle could initiate. The marvel
is that these really beautiful productions can be
sold at retail At fifteen cents each!
Imitation c1etonnes and chintz for bed fur
nituro are also mAde, act costing st retail
about a1.50. The felted u1atoriA is 10 flexible
that curtain may be twisted into rope and
shaken out again, showing as little creasing Al
chintz similarly treated. There arc also table
cloths embossed with signs OF great beauty.
This fclted paper may in tho end have : So
1ious influence on the production OF the woven
fabrics it is intended to displace. Imitation
loather, inpe!ncable' to water, is Ikovise
made Of It, and produces cheap and useful
covering for furniture. and oven serves for
e,oes-Pape7- Trade Reporter.
, 1870-03-19
THE CENSUS OF 1870.
Southern DISTRICT OF klltnof"--As@*t-
nnx MufShnlY-List Of Appoint

Southern District OF All1not*--AsasSt'
ant M0rshnls-Lhst OF APPoknt@
men1x~
H,,,n ths sprsnof<,d t1lI> Rzgsstar, Nueh1 II.
Ihe United States Marshals arc by law re-
orired to divide their districts into such other
hdistrictsr ka they msy SEQ proper, subject 70
eertain geographical rules, and TO tho further
provision that no district ahal! contain more
than 20, 600 inhabitants according to the last
ceng,ls. For each Of these districts an Assist
ant Ma1ehal is to be appointed by the United
The cornpensstion Of these Assistant MarshAls
ia fj1ed Ly The Law as follows: Two cents for
each head Of population; ten cents for cach
farm fifteen cents for each manufactoIy j.
TWO cents fox each deceased person enumer-
ated ten cents for each milo Of travel. Tho
milcs OF travel are 10 be .aecertained by taking
tho square root Of the number Ut houses in
tho district and multiplying it by tho square
root Of the number Of square niles IN the
district.
The work Of taking the census ia to DO CON-
menced on the ls. day OF june. 1870.
Colonel John Logan, who has been United
States Marshal OF tho Southern District Of ILL.,
pointed, az hia friends hoped, at the expiration
Of his term Of Office, but John Rouett, OF
bloomington, was appointed to supersede him,
and has been recently confirmed. How
ever, az Mr. Rouett has not yet appeared
to take possession OF the Office, Colonel Logan
has appointed, as required by law, : part Of
| the Assistant Marsha1s OF his district,
Below We give List Of tho counties compris-
| ing the Southern District OF Illinois, together
with the appointments Made IN each.
| been appointed, another Ia to be appointed, to
| divide tho county into districta according to
! tho provision Of Law mentioned sbose- Such
/ cases are indicated By ~: Adams, -i Alex
Dewey, Grecnville: Brown, -; Coles, c. 7.
| Nosecrans. Charleston: Champaign John ".
, 1870-03-19
THE CITY IN BRIEF.

NESTING Of members OF The Board Of Trade
was held In the library of the Chamber OF COM
merce yesterday afternoon, for the purpose Of
forming MutuA Protection anu Relief Assocta-
tlon among themselves, the object being to AFFORD
support, in case Of sickness or death, to the mem-
hers or their famlues- S. II. McCrea was chosen
Temporary Chairman, and ]. W. Preston acted as
Secretary. The only business transacted was the
Of ,ssaE q 6s;sz
Geo. u. Howe, and r. u Mitchell, 10 draw up a1.
ticles Of ASSOCIATION to be presented at the next
meeting, to he held on next Friday afternoon.
ncw tenn. When one isout Of money, Instead Of
.a5S ss er n she ae wsed
scribe ihe situation, reTsons ars no longer gar
rutsl; they are to be "buckled and then robbed.
The fancy claim to he the architects OF their own
fortunes, and as such are authorized to use the
terms Df the crnft
A HORSE belonging to Christian Shannon WAS
stolen from Joliet about q week ago. The 1hlers
name Ia Rudolph Glonr. lie was In the employ OF
Mr. Shannon, and when he took the horse, said he
| was going to zee some frtcndA- Gloor has been
seen In this city With the horse, and efforts nEc
| making to secure hts arrest.
s ceneSES I, 8; tsSs Ss
Murphy, who died suddenly, on the corner OF Folk
and Clinton streeta, on Thursday evening. The
Ie;unea yses Il q IN es at
MsxpEns of tho Young Mems Christian Assoc!a~
| tlon, who favor the nomination Of an opposition
ticket foe the annual election OF Officers to be held
honaa3 9e ;Ss eTs Is fe y ee room
| the y n. C. A.
TEE STEREorT1coE EXHIBITION announced fo
: ! last Tuesday evening, at rha Mariners Church
81 ss aay, II
evening, when Professor W els VIII give the nrat
e his co1Ise Of exhibitions.
q THE BOARD OF POLICE and the Superintendent
x-fktf tn hH nj
, 1870-03-19
TENNESSEE.

Denial OF Certn[n Reported outtnFe*'
NASHVILLE March 1s-A number o, .o,s. sxEedS.
n fseac r. Hawkins, RcprrscntattvcGn Congress,
Contradiction Of the statement tn lette. Ttstsen @
nom Nashville, and rcad IN she HOUSE o. srtn
srntaiiyes that all the Onion soldlcts 10 t1e s1
I1vi1 Dstrict Of Davidson County had been otoe!so
TO leave, and one OF them hanScd. SONNY o. tne 3s
eoTt has been beard Of here Tne tcleSIApns. w
sire their contradiction to be read In Congress-
, 1870-03-19
WISCONSIN.

Celebration OF st. Pntrtckss Day M
kcnoahu4
KEcsHA, March 1a-St PatricEs Day was ccle-
b.Ated In Tits city IN very becoming manner.
The knights OF 81. Patrick gave large banquet n
Simmons Hall last evening, which vas la3Eei5 AZ
tended, Mayor Robinson and many American clt1-
which were responded to The principal one of
The evening WAS " Ireland BY VIM. J. English. Of
calc{t forth much applause. After the supper 3
dance was given, which lasted uuul Late hour
thts morning,
, 1870-03-19
Died

WRIGHT-On the t7th Inst. at the res1dence 9! heE
Il, beloved ife Of Hor1to A. WRIGHT and daughter OF
s. B. and Arnand. Stone. ascd 2 yca,a a,a.,.,u,x.,
corner of West 1ndana and Morxan Streets on sunday
MsFrb 9 At Il O'Clock M Friends Of the family Aro
~ brooklyn. n. i. and Kenoshs. Wiz, pape1s
please copy. --.. --
SEAyER-sfarr II, IN this city, Mn saloc Scaycr,
formerly Of Gorharn, Mainc. sked = yea+s ...,.
resideace of her brother. Folsom Dosct. No. A Adams
strict. ,.,-.,
JENFSMATeh is, Of pneumonia, Charlie l. JenEs,
only child Of Howard L md Matte Jenks, aged year
and dayn.
MULIALLY-MGch1 IT, Cath1riue K, wife Of john
E. MutlaIy, aged g yca1s.
EH Noston. 8AsA,. rapefe pleAsc copy
, 1870-03-19

William Murphy, an ex-boot-black, couple Of
years ago, with others Of his liz, formed con-
fpiraey, and gave the watehman Of the Newsboys'
and Bootblaeks' Home sound shrashlng. This
Louia few days ago he returned, now quite
grown up, and began to utter dlrefnl threats
against MI. ". Il Sheraru+ the Superintendent Of
the home This led to his arTaignment on the
charge ot utternR threata, and he was held In bail
OF 500 10 Keep tho peace
J. E Pnnshcan, a Jolly FrenchInan, On Thursday
visited dtsrcputahle saloon on Clark street, and
there made the acquaintance Of seductive siren
himself into state OF lnsenslblIity. When he
awoEe he YVES minus his purse, containing 62a
Jennie vas a17algncd before Justice BanTon and
held for THAI, In bail OF $500, on the charge Of
Larceny. --.
Martha Scott, fair and frai1, was accused by
Emma Davenport, frRll and fair, Of appropradng
q witch and dress pattern belonging to friend Of
the latter. The evidence went stEong.y AGAINST
Of 900. ..
John FItZeibbon made an assault with shovel
upon his a1na.le better half on Thursday evening.
This wAs after Mrs F. had given MI. F., as he ex-
pressed 1t, "too much lip" This Interesting cou.
pie reside Oh West Harrison street. Iii. Fitzg1h
bon Was fned SIC for his diversion
Franklin Best was charged with stealing pail
Of boots from MatilBon street establishment A
be did not deny the soft Impeachment, he Eas hcld
' NORTH SIDE COURT.
Mrs. 4. s. Bean has the misfortune Of possess
ing violent temper, which entanGles her IN q
manner Of difficulties with her Market street neigh
bors When reused, Ahe uttels dIreful threata Of
sanguiuarJ hue, and for over indulgence Of TIL
Kind against Mfs. Mahoncy she Was held In bali o
william HOFFMAN, charged with the larceny Of
quantity Of clothing, w1s held for tr1sl In ball o
500.
John Clancy, prime vagraat, was lined $loa
, 1870-03-19
MINNESOTA

81. Paul Enjoys n Season OF Snowy
Sec1uSfon.
St. PAr1. March 1s-Tnis community feels as II
~ usa emerging from solitary confinement into
the world again. Owing to the late severe Snow
storm, uavel on the Ail*ankes = Fanl ~! RAi,
read vas entirely suspended: the heavJ dtttts On
smross!hle m @ up 70 last evening. The isest Cn!caso
mail aates Nere Friday hst md. - ss ne M 1s3egann
1no,ninT. ntwsrarers ycstert,ay we're without any
news or he doing Of ourAd> bsrhar.ans About
midnight, last night, a train succeeded IN FosxtnR
lts way through railroads. In all directions are
now IN full operation, and there Is no prospect OF
another cMhnrEp On trAYCl4
, 1870-03-19

AZ will be seen by reference To an advertisements
In smother column, large number Of lhbotefs a1e
wanted TO work On the Missouri, Fon Scott Gull
Railroad and other Southern roads, to whom GOOD
waEcs will be paid and frcc transportation from
E4ukAs CITY furnished.
, 1870-03-19
KENTUCKY.


Lou1sy111k, March 1a-1n Washington County,
On Monday John Shcficy made a muFdetous hs'
sau!t upon ". q. Simms with club, fatally ID
iurtuK him. .. CO..,
Howari Barnes L Co., distlneEz near 1t ssef-
llrg, have fAlcd-uAbHiues, 81, ,0odL
, 1870-03-19

fIou>Ckfeprrs.
CfTUATfOy WASTED-BY LADY op NJ
- Hpcet7bllsy, II honsekecprr; = utAorer'a f,m;f
prtterrd Uut1crptionAblc Erfrfrucr given .ng ~
qaired- Adds,4s T. Cleveland. Ohios for orr wrrs
CFTuAT1OS wANTED-BY 4 YOUNG LADY ~
~ houtCkeeper IN pEivatt family; uId,rycr txtS
email hehitd!en preteTTrd. Addresa Miss MATTE 1EE'
, 1870-03-19
Superior Court.



The Court continued the hearing On the applica-
tion Tor Judgments on the Collectors warrants
The following Judgments were rendered:
Paving Market street, from klnzie street to CHI
Paving Aberdeen street, from Washington to
Harrison street, excepting Us to the property OF
Paving Fourteenth sszeet, from Michigan ayenne
10 State street
Town. io 1ialste,i street tsecond assessmentl.
Paving Halssed street, from Lake to Indiana
strret- .
Paving CLINTON street. from Van Duren street to
Harrison
Harrison strett-
Paving Chicago avenue, from Clark stree. to the
cest line Of Block g, kt1zle's Addition
Paving Archer avenue, frum the canal 10 nhl-
PaSine Grtswold strect, from jackson to Van
Farine Ohio street, from Clark to Kingshury
strcet te1centinE as TO property Of objectorsl-
Paving Sherman street, from Jackson 70 Van
Grading Throop street from Twenty second
B1reet ta Blue Island ayenne.
Grading Gris~c1d street from Van Buren 10 Polk
Street {sccond aEses61nent,.
Filling nu.un street, from Wells to Townsend
street.
Extending Mitchell street, from Waller to Hal
stc1 street, excepting where objections were
UteG. . .
Opening Rohcy Btreet through Blocks II, II, and
i, Assessors Division. in the northwest quarter OF
Section 6, ., IL ....- ...-...-..
Curtlnr jackson street. from Canal to Ha1stcd
street, except Lot l, Block IL, School Section.
I7ankiux a11ey north and south through Block s.,
SrhOSl Section Addition ...-.
Sidewalk On west side Of West Twelfth streei,
tEnm Latin to Reuben street
Wafer service pipes In Clinton street, from Van
Gurcn IL Madison street .-.s..
TIE vALrE or TWO pRrN eo1ol
William Scraas '. John Biehl This ~as an ap
suit ng to rsyao ,of
solos The case was tried, and verdict rendete. e.
for plaintiff, his damages being asseaed a. q; q
were claimed i sppeared thai sae de1sna.n 5ss,p
Engaged the =, Leader sas ope,. s. HOUSE,
that the rlalnun wss one of the players i va
charged that some time IN August Of 1868, III
anniEcsTsE Of the birth Of Nj; Y. u Crosby con
to vlsl1 bis residence to scfcnAdc him. The ger
made came tluly on, Sevans rlaytnr drum sol
Aterwhsd, u The private room Of Ar: Crosby,
tn It. These were tho extra services renders
The defence was that plasntn attended On the
occasions Of his free will, IN conjunction with Il
other 1nsicians- Result already stated.
THE Peoples BcsINEA
. yesterday and was discharged. The only nd'
rfonal Indictment brought In was against
Thomas A. Jackson, who Is Indicted for riot
,s CHARGED against this individual that he I1otou
carried away the dwelling house OF one Tno's
Dunn. y
Rulus Rose ct n. 5. Cas- Chapman Assump
Rrna5d Eold.tcin v The SaaonM 1nsura:
Company. Assumps't Demand. xl,12n
charles II. Jennings =. Ihe C1ty Oh Gnlcaso
sumY,slt Demand, 81 ,001-
JUDGMENT.
R1erson L johnson V. Jeremiah D. Dcan-
confession. Fer $1,ssAss.
, 1870-03-19
Ola Bull.

music DC % sa1e .1est, his and Monday evenings y
Fasveu HAn. Tne programme IS one oirIss.e o. ls
merit embracing some Of me G1fhs saoTn Tnexe
WI be TIC hN opportunities Of hearing tne see@'
,1asssIp this eeas9n.
, 1870-03-19


F'ro.n Tic Detroit Free I1rss, AarcA II.
The match between James Ii. Mclaughlin. OF
Oneida, N. y, the winner Of the champion belt u
the late tournament, and George C. Or, Of St
Louis, cane OF LIST evening. The match was msde
fos 500 e,de test TWO In three, fair bacE-falls
When the contestants appeared upon the Stage,
the odds were apparently In favor Of Mclaughlin,
who, to the casual observer, seemed much the
larger Of the TWO, His splendid physique, and the
tournament, OF course made him favor1te with
the majority, who knew literally nothing of Orr.
But the n en- were well matched, except IN the
t:eu Of weight, Mclaughlin being twenty SIX
pounds heavier than hts opponent, the fnrue!
weighing two hundred and thirty-dye pounds auu
the latter rwo hundred and uinc pounds Each
stands lx feet In stockings, and IN point OF SHlu
and activity they are quite evenly balanced
When they took hold for the ntat fall AcLanta-
f.pu, the beginning, while on moved cautiously
shout, evidently hcnt upon measuring bis or.
ponent's strength nj the outset Some very pretty
movements were shown by Mclaughlin, and ~
the end OF I'VE minutes he caught UT on Ile
cfp6s-toe lock and laid him upon his back nand.
s0pely. The second bout Vas cautiously p'A5e
III the sta41, hut Mclaughlin, by sudden move,
mtpt thrrw Or face downwafu- 1t was dcciuet!
| no fall The third bout lasted ono minute and
| and. in spite OF the giant strength OF McIAuEn!in
suctecdcti In gaining face fall which. aceor1los
ta the articles Of agreement WAS HELD ny INC am
INC fourth bout WIS played in a:1a, and result
| I'd In favor OF On, who turned the tables on Ac
Laughln from the drpp-knee lock- and laid nin
squarcly upon his back. ~.
1AuGh1ln In 1:1a- This gave HIN TWO ia'is anu II
, 1870-03-19
The rnyy. bluktcrfnr winds OF

The rn1y, clustering winds Of
are predisPosed to lung complaints, and, In conse-
qrence, colds, coughs, and bronchial disorders
everywhere prevail Those who have contracted
lmprudenily wait until by constant coughing they
90 1rrtate and rack their lungs rs to bring on
themselves some very serious pulmonary anec-
nationally and at once, and, by the prompt use Of
Dr. Jaynes Eypectorant, cure their colds, and
heal ali accompanying soreness Of the chest. Sold
eIeITEheIn.
, 1870-03-19
Rscorder's Court.

CRIMINAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Those Of the persons sccused with crime. oy .ae
last grand Jury, In this eou1t Rno rhn So,nW-
Ing pleaded
Er1I1y:
Henri Graham, Of the larceny OF clothing, Yalucu
al IS. from Anton Mister The prisoner WAS
boarder In the house Of the prosecuting witness
He became drunken, and ~as lid 10 leave ne
ieft. hut, on hts going, carried on the clothing
Thia man pleaded his drunkenness In mitigation,
md, as sort Of set OF, claimed 1ight sentence,
neEard = 70 the County Physician. Rem1nded
for sentence. ... a.,
fIino,s Centf4l Railway Company. He stated that
three men came acrosa him: one q them had =
hss, which F5:ng hin tney pa mn go = me sas
S1t ss 20 faI coT7obotated that three men weTt
zen 70 ran Oh when the boy was captured. lit
9Eea discharEed with caution.
johu B. Noble, lAtely CLERK II An oaacs u t1s
, 1870-03-19
wANTED-TO EXCHANGE.

"ANTED-TV ElACE1AN0Es
11yASrED-To ExCHAsGE-A CHOICE FARM
" III Central Illinois, within miles Of county seat
town Of a.0 Inhabitants, two raIoad bali WAY Be;
Chieaxs 1so sc1s .ndsE eu:isasiou lo b.Ens s fs x
county. viii trade for stock Of dry kpods bnots and
rhoes Yankee nottona Thie Is chance one tn tho!-
SINCLAIR l. fOMPKISS, Hoom 10 Masonic Tenn
pie.
19TANTFD-To EXCHANGE-TE~ HOUSE AND
, 1870-03-19
Organization oil tho Northern WIS.
consin Agricultural Society.

C0MEth AEtttuIttfSAI ssocdEeys
Osukosn, March 1a-Tne convention to organize
the SorthcTn wisconsin Agricultural Society met
in this city yesterday. Delegates Ncre present
from six or eight counties IN the Fo1 River VAL
icy. The society was formed aud officers chosen,
a. follows; PrrSdcnt, ". 4 Knapp, Fond du Lac;
v,ee Presidents tor each county; ReeordlnK ~ ~
rrsn5n'dinc SecretarJ, II. q Dale, OF Wlnnehago
County. INC Executive Committee Is &c decide
Inc location OF the next falr, which viii rfohanl!
~ hsid In this civ Great Interest Is manifested
throughout this rAr OF the State.