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, 1870-01-05
EXCITING ECsEE,
4 A1admE0 Drcats from the County JaKI-A
Wild Chtsc mud Desperate Struggle.

Alexander Dutt0u, proprietor Of the livery
etaole In the resr of the Snerman Houae, who Is
an old and veil Known resident Of tha city, WAS
suddenly, and quite uraccountatly, afflicted with
mental arrangement on last Monday. He came
to the barn At the usual hour In the Moynip2, and
Eoon began to show symptoms Of mental abersA-
ton, which shortly developed into unmistakable
rEoefs Of insanity. MI. Dutton Il man OF pro-
og.cus phyttcsl strength, and It Was not long be-
fore be brought come OF .tinto play upon the sts-
BIC men. Nothing serious occurred, however, aud
with Etnd 1orda he was kept IN petty good hu.
mor. III. Dulton's fr!euds, having feeling
Of dclicacy about keeping him shackied,
OF Otherwise IN close confinement, yesterday gave
him INTO the haude OF The Sheriff for sale -keepng,
mill such lime az night e!ap3e before Ap could
De removed 10 the Insane Asylum q! Jacksonville.
Yesterday afternoon he was quite docile, and the
oflcels allowed him the privilege ot the sacfln's
with tie arrangem. Ut, aid Tor = time anuset
hlmfell IN gTing all Eanper OF oriera to Ill sofs5
o. tops hat sadaeny change
wild, he rolled up MS sleeves a. for co,nea- a11
suddenly, 70 the snTp7se of half dozen batl.n1
sGd dozen lou1gers. Jumped upon q
tse w.nao. IL ca?r!e a sesns sas6 ana sal0'sa 81
hcf9F hin, AID the CATER was g:ca.. Before
;nssher;s o!,tcsTs eo2id fairly 1eaze The ssaa.
eir Hith their cries Of "S:op that man. 1t Tho
bacEmcn are usually congreGated, and fnl1y thxt
humber placed themselves Ia lloe. Ut the gate to
atop tho Eadnan's proETess- Bat they proved
ttlc better than Rsrn IN Ills ay,agd he hrasnea
them aHay as 10 would cobTeo. lat the hack
nen were persistent, and harassct him Il q wa5
that cleared bis progress, and allowed
Iat:er Fuitz 30 come upon the scene.
Then there Tas meeting Of tro gian,s-
1hey gIapIled each other Tlth the strolXtn OF
saE1sons. They swaJed TO aud fro like NOM
tars 10 labor, ald It wss only after q hercn!can
effort tna! Ar. Fo]tz got any af7astace over hts
maduened AID no Eerfnl adversary. When nnslE
secured, tie EDlO1luLk1t man Iayed In d Ilskre.a-
i1g nnuLer, a-u it Vas !oa: before hls nr1:h
cau}d be nppeased. F1nn!ly. on being returned 10
jail, be bscante good nalnred ag1lu, aud TOOK
g1eaI delight u Ordering abnnt more IEiKIuary
E.relLgR. This case IL tru5 sad Que. II : 10 be
iored that thls attack Of lcEautiy Will be u bu:
Stcrt drfatiOu.
, 1870-01-05
SERIOUS cHARes.
\ spnnlst1 Bcnuty Accrued Of a Grave Of
icEcc-Some Remarkable Ctrcumstnu-
ilal Testimony.


A yerv tntarest,uR examination. du,1no which
.onca rararr ar,a c,,,rm.,on,,,I se,-Iar.. ~.
saas,s',-s" Ses "4,-..a. a..... IuA... 70
oeSe!opeu' Was eouaoc'eo before 1uttlce SUM
me1feld, at hls uptown office. yesterday. Tho
charge ras the larceny Of a gold watch, valued at
so:0. rreferreu against yery rrenos.easinp an,
..,sa. ~, H., -,,,n., ,o,,,n a,,,,nf. nss..Mr..
Lille Gonzolonez' Ihe plosecatln2 HNnesa WAS
DaL!el Pratt, stage carFecter nj the Dfaroorn
Theatre. 1t appears 1hir the accused was
3, h,s,Jc- =, ,rt,r ess, hon,n N a.. lva,..n
~ :. ~ s,,. , -. e...'',. - "a.Asa ,.'1..
HeIue. VI tIe - W 'aa' -No'elape1' ~. ffatt
welt home ior his Eoon'lay meal, and after par.
1aEiIg OF the eNuc, lay down for q short
,sp. having pyeyiorsry r.oresied hi. wife
- ou.te nm, d, c.r,o,n ,,nn +, a. h,.,naas
,"T Mo M M,s,r na cn1tc,, tra.n 1 ~ ~ =. st
~ ~ ne,f,1T tbat n,sre for 10, nc III ~. ~
nresIens When MT Tra,i r.s..nrd fhe thsa;Ts ho
4,.sa.,,, -. --ntot ..,rs The - aS
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WpMAH's SUFFRAGE.
fiertIpE of TIC Illinois Errrrtsvr Comntilte &c
Tho Cleveland and New York Asao-
ciatfonI-TuIk Of u Western
A4xorfnt}on.

Aregnlar meeting Of the Executive Committee
held Last evening at the olse Of the Chicago Legal
-Ntsra Hon Jarnea d. DradweIl presided, in The
Abaepce OF the Chairman. The minutes Of the
last meeting were read and approved.
The icomniltee nppoioted for the purpose Of
securing roomB and making arrangements for =
series OF monthly meetings for the discussion Of
g6esdons pertaining 10 the cause made 4 verbal
report stating that no definite arrangements had
been made The committee, with LII. U!ake added
thereto wns continued.
Mr. G. u. Waite submitted q resolution, the aim
OF + h1ch WEI 70 1ecogutze the TWO National
NoEa0 Suffrage Associations OF New YORK and
to either. In support u the resolution VT. Wa,lo
made allotlon 10 certain differences Wnich
hal arisen betwtel the Boaton" and New
The prominent leaders. Uao1 the formation Of
the C!ert!aad CoAvcDtton the Illinois Association
Esa i ss1s ee'esaes Mho wsfs speess
eilhef Q! the associations. No uniou Vas effected
between the Two u Wings, - aud there were now
tsin anoaEt Of feeling existed which was doiTl-
mental 10 the interests OF the cansr md which It
IVES needless to dissui.e. H-s therefore, recon-
non. in tie hope That It ns9nt TEND to promote
har1 ony in tue turther81ca Of the great object
sought to be ATTAINED By both eectious, and might
a lady, who vas cot member Of the commit
tee, was opposed to the fesouuo7, and inslua.ed
that q very htEoug feeling cxlsled snoag she
Enforcement Of the Ceveiand ConTentlon.
An animated discussion easuei IN which the
u'eErers or the com nlttee expressed themselves
IN favor OF resolution that, Ignoring eli per-
sona1 or other differences, wou!d have the erect
Of nnliry the sWo ASSOCIATIONS In tie nd7acce-
= ent OF the great objects for which they had
been formed. In Ihe course Of the dlscuss!ou, it
KdE eppYe4 ted that third association {1Sm ed Ia
, 1870-01-05

M rrfre7rediiattd column or two IN tae Buffalo
Express, On "Palessluo Fox" which ssooe
obiQtnE fr1spd u supposed TO have saut him from
cn,csRo. Here is The dedication. in which tao.e
vho are familiar with the peculiar reiu Of MI.
Clemens may dlscorer f0Uc rather suspicious
uaccs Of TTasn tmA Aaff,:
~. MIX Twtn"-n.er s;,: " Ue;tad st.se. hr
fo1 @ = .ash e 81 bessaa sssh' -
&c ST e. Il h @41
thS to1e. in.as...zoa il Bibe1 hi.toy ior theft
stI.tede mo.en,ens ehaIse y the ih1es huad5ed-
ss Ed "a a sea Il s' @ 4. ss III
g. r. SonE r. he my h.vs sl2rsos aneo.tIy III.
d! aitht Kessrans hs = n aamiiss;sa 1 ea.s
ns @ = n e aa
q h. N, n1 R r, so snSte SRpps!
.hsa Ss ssa h ;saa sss %
it, a e Z. Il Il aa5s ~
s ~ e s1ys Fl
5iss 5.a,s ~ f. 70 s2ifg e kssp company Vim
s,s sss. ,a,. =; e - hef5 n *
J9a ny ESrd 5oa can invent blaaphemoas iornaals
ah sses nes cd aesys Ges's1 @ to e.d h%
h,pn! " yoa eanl .nd Il you don't Ike hinp!,. HIN
pobsss MsTE MGsFE I'll st dscou1.e S ssa Ts
on ne odotous animal, which, BY the Why, might
as + ell have been made q skunk while be Wns
about i Ard there Is eonethlpY eccentric SITTER
al IN the humort.t giving out Iii nxnl IN this
tJ, rouEdaeout fashion, which in ilse3fasreAtes 4
smile. We strongly suspect that Palestine Fox
Tas peEer brought up IN Chicago. We doubt very
much II he 1aR eger reached, or ever Will reach,
BuEalo. But we thsl! be glad 10 Know III about
him irous Mark. wncn he gets back from Boston,
jest the sane ns II he were not an ideal fox. A
JoteLa Joke. anyhow, and Twaln'a jotea arc
usuailJ good onee- r'ut We hope he may not have
IN tits lnhtauce s1klen his own thunder, and put
himself into the dCpiosab!e INK In which an
other elaborate lokc1 found himself once upon
tllno.
A party OF youuG fe11ow1 went out TO the.countr7
once on he1r!!nK excursion, among thctn a 8olid-
headed chhI y 10 was usually tbs hntt OF Ills
friends, but Whe. on this one occasion. deter
mined to earn distinction BY an unexpected ns-h
Of vii Fer this pureose he secretly pu1euAsed 3
bottle Of beer. which caused him a woed OF
trouble. 81 he had 10 carry lttn his cost pocket
In the course OF the expedition tina: beer bottle
IVES rroduced ard uncorked, and thrust upon
their notice hundred umes. But tae boys had
all got INTO The secret OF the ucI1ess joker. TneS
esW through hts little game from the nrat, aud
every one retsstently refused to see the bottle
ak BIN Wby he had brought 1t. THE consequence
was, the beer go. etale, and the poor ioke was
never born TO rnts day. Tealn's fox may meet q
similar fa.e. We all ssnel rnt" already.
, 1870-01-05

ebIpnent Of n Cargo Of tiik-yvor1n Exxs
ffous Japan to France.

Several uneuccesstul attempts have been made
to ship atlk-Worm eggs from Japan 10 France, tbs
producers Of the latter country being desro1s to
secure other than their native species OF worms
for propagation. Another experiment Is now be-
Ing made, the result Of which viii be awaited with
some anxiety BY many on 10th sides Of the Atan.
ttc- A cargo Of tao tons OF stlk-woEm eggs ar.
tiysd here on Monday, BY the Chicago L NORTH
western Railway, IN transit from Yokohama 10
Lyons. They were 30 far fcu1d 10 be In good Gu.
lItlop, having travelled In well. ll.heated bagsnye
car from San F1anciSco IN perfrct safety. Tile
EPecal Agent in charge Of the tsecase freight ap'
estely 10 Lyons 4 .rore was fe,t IN the car to
regulate the temperature, which Varied very
slightly duri1E the 1Iuruey. The eggs. which re.
gutre the Most careful uurslDg, are deposited b5
tc million ou suall pieces Of card which are la!l
npGl Shelves aud Arranged in sultahle bo1eA
Every pIeca1t'oo ka5 been t1Een a0a!1 Ice se1-
efty OF tie weather, and The ns1ccra Of th- dlIsT-
ehr railroads have afforded esety puastb.e facility
10 iskurc . anfc acd specify passage. Toe COS. d.
t1an-po1taton from Japan to France Vii be Sel.
tytre cenx per pound
The eggs we're transferred on yesterday to on,
oi 1ne Bloc Li1o refrigerator csr5, and lett l,c
New YORK ria the Michigan Cen1Eul, Great We,.-
rru Of Canada, New York central. and tiud,sn
River Ilallroads- 4 slove was put up In IT,"
csr and all necessary precautions were taken al
IL tile former ktAEes OF the Journey. THUS far
The eIplrEtCt hRa been e1:tIcIT H3Ccesa!ul, SD
II the csrgo doea Eot Tce: with d,Aaltcr similar
&c that which b"3el ..:e :f:csr shipments ~ the
lsthmu5 Rnd tic SEry ''..A, II NAV pave the way
to 4 new and itDo"riaat branch ct commerce u
"'A,s ~ ee"'.tt' y. ar sisGl1llJ interested
, 1870-01-05

qua!Rted With her geducef Rtnco childhood, aud
Il At ever Rnsa ne had told her he VIA enEaEaf
10 be ukr1,ed to another. she had msdo up hor
Dild that be nust keep his word with hex or
taI the consequences. When the Justice de-
teInlEed to hold her 70 bail. 60 gres. NAs the
feeling IN her behalf that she coole have gwen
seoul ID The aum OF a million dol1ars, had It
been ucfessaFy.
F,un tie FAttHn9 (Fedt ra.l Resfs,er, jan J.
W!thlDG 10 90 equsi Justice 10 both parttea In
the UpSo1tnIate shooting 10Rtr OF lat Thutsd ay,
~o On yesterday called at MI. Mc.cAsh's boarding
honae, and from hta ftlxtvta recetred tho folio
tDR as biz statement Of the relat1ons existing
tetEeen hiMself ard Miss Batha1:
He aass inst for long time he has been aware
that there saa been q growing snectton for him
on her pa1t-Hn A1ection he never rec.procaIed.
but y hich caused her to seek hts soc.tty when.
ever abe could; that he has many HMea avoided
her, but that she has perssrentiy forced herself
into his society: he deutes, bis friends Hay. most
elEphatlca1lJ that ever word OF engagement
ever keeping company With her with =
yitw 70 n'AtnuooT. On the contrary, he tod
Miss Halham, over year sgo, Of bis engagement
to the y0nug laoF he married yesterday. The re-
port that be attempted to turn the muZxle nf the
pistol towards her sfter che haj shot hin, We are
eat'sned IL enttfey wrong. His enosts were used
In ttJ.cE 10 take II from her. He entertaina NO
dtsHe that bo euit shall be brought against the
unfortunate gl1}, With view 70 he1 punt lhtnent,
In any event
The wounded nan Vas much easter yesterday
afternoon than be had been during tne previous
night, though hts fr,enfa and relatives express no
hops Of hls recovery. MISS Dashau Waz reasTssr-
"a 5esteI<'ay, atd FEATURED to give additional bail
CURED ~ oo0 very readily, and was permitted to
60 81 liberty.
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shc Wheeling Girl who Shot EseF
Y,ntrr

From tie Eht<lin, W. 1'a.> Etgister, DE- g.
E,li1am ]. AcSash. Ga.1 feeder III the RyeI.
.,ce NIl, has Tor q long i1Ee kept company With
Nh. M. -Ee bath1n, and II has been thonzht
ner r tsey we're :urm.::! easAged, Be:esing N
au ana iplctu ass esgtn II f n6. oEa Ea.,; sae ae
become ptoiner. she I'D upon hl1 o0 Monday
evening last 2nd demanded AZ 'ua n'l0co1 u his
u sggrara,e her, 1t would secn, Last TharsdaJ
night ho told her that "ft ste intendeu ~ ~ ~!
thing aee must do Il quick, for be would &c mas,
ned to smother etri u lew dasA" Asdu. se'
she determined TO compel him TO keep his faith
With her, q to take sucn resenge al she rsa CO.
rabie Of. On Monday night, ~ Ha have said, sne
NeLt 10 his boarding house about supper time,
and demanded that he should tell her whether he
wcr!tl marry her " not lie refused 10 Fivc aer
the least tA:lsfaco1, but promised to EtTe her an
ac9wer atsef supper. He never vent uear her,
her ut Gle room, and took from # E0.Is re-
VolTer. Thus armed, she went to AcNash's
boand!IE house and called Tor hlm. ae was e4t-
lnS his dl1uer. She WAS In the oacS gard, aud
~hea he cane ont she tcDxn1ed an eIpixnauoa
Of hls ccIdrc. lie replied taua::a9ls, shso s:e
tis stomach about tso inches 70 tue nzat OF rue
IaveL lie at once gr1sped the Pistol and AZ
feuped 10 turn II on her. out 8he successful
tl5sen hin, ard tie ooasders rushing ont took tue
uespoa from 1hen1. So soon As she Got A<Ay from
the tcece Of the encounter, she went to Sa7.re
cIetanE ONCE aud surrendered herself thor
orHn tEesgatlou Into the taca led the Jussic3 u
hold her ID Sl.eo1 ...-.
Miss Batha:n ID M orphan, ard Is rather good
looking, about 10 years OF age. aud WAS laboytns
undes great mental excitement At the time Of snt
exkl1Lasoa. She told Us that she had been &C.
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5 ..ga5iEI Uts:.toa.
II ar>rr hN Earth prn Ing 10 q i.ia,r-.s
-inta1kF FntnIity.

G'"taer!r x. ary single c,1re VII a.ss ,..cr
fs1,u.i;te: Z =. Axe waS Eerer l.t.r1 ZEN Ill
a.. i...s. = .-.e II TIC la~:.lc.. u4a Ds,+,
WaAh, Whose scaEold is alread5 erected, and ESQ
will certainly meet his 1ntc Of death by hanging,
On Friday next. First came the tragedy, Win
tssIi;ed in the death Of Lis wife. The aged IT,
rents Of the unfortunate young woman felt tie
buW IN all t:s terrible acuteness, and ere long he
d'sco1to!ate father ttcane 8 victim OF grief Wit,
TO hALd cou.d Rnellosatc. Now tie death OF tie
npt5er must a!s0 be recorded. She del On la,,
SATURDAY, iiktEtse victim nf POTION. Walsh r.
remains, hut II II only for few days Tne nat III:
gore forth, and DothIng hut Remarkable cna1ge
Ct hE1rt On tic part Ut Governor Joha u. rlimtl
cHp BOW stay The execution. Waisa accepts the
ibeE1tai'le with considerable e1usul1nity, a2d
RiSe4 hts tatiets but lit trouble. tlc seens ip-
clintd 10 keep hlE En cOunse!s nd 6oyS little to
nnyoEe- 1t uas cEue! 10 l1rcure 4 ruoatt's
Itsplte, ENe1 II Wal well known tie sent cuce Of
the Court would certainly be carried into eject
E,, has been ready, At any time, It NEE. the OF.
rca. His Resignation !s, no doubt, 'na result Of
a sever. inward rtfGg.e and thls nosth' respite
ha. t.eeh notas3g s1ort 6f months t3rture.
r etet- The tsscTo1d e u readiness ttr Its p1.ce
iE the jail, but VII, Eot be adjusted mil the as:
nonent- Sherl1 F.Et.s her Is IN Cincinnati n pres.
ent, but is expected ht'ne II day OF two- TO
hhPtriCtt nd The execution. II ucth:ny orc'.ra to
ttterEcEe. 1t Wilt tslc PLACE n ftidl5, tttHee1
LIE EQEff OF 10 lEd 2 O'Clock.
, 1870-01-05
TIE ofElA.


Wa1lsce's bright little opess, "MaritanA," Tss
given Last evening At Mcvickert Theatre to .
very light house ov the Rch.ngs- Bernard troups.
TIE thiuoess IN attcrdauce would seem TO lnot-
cate that there Is limit 70 the operas1c putse for
"Mar1taza" Ia certainly one OF the most popular
Of ali the light English operas and desevedly 40.
ns II contains some rerT beautiful nunbers. The
troupe Ray have something attractive enough il
lta repertoire to draw ont large attendance, lat
a. present the prospects would be sufficiently d,s-
ccursEirE 70 any oae less undauated hJ obstacles
than ME- Bernard ...
The cast Of the opera VAS A. folloE1: Aari,1na,
Alhs EGma HoHscn; kfng, Afnold: D9n JoAe,
DrnJton; Don cr.ar, BaWief; La-ar.H,, Mira.
Dtaler. On this ocsas,on Miss uoEseu made her
tftu& She IA m EeRlssa lRdy,--uot oae or
the conyeotsocal blondes with broad
dialect, 1oEevef,-wbo has been travelling Of late,
We believe. with troupe III which she was sing
lrR sc1bfc.,e. She iG 7e:ffe, has bright, Inter.
eHtlrg lace, u rather conndear In manner. Dc
ctdcaly tIh1fnouions dresser, and rather stan IN
presence II she would unbcnd her tack once ia
i while Il would be Ieliet Her ideas OF sc,tng
sre rather crude, and she ID sometimes yery Stacy
In movement AID gca:ars, although OF tao v hole
, 1870-01-05
HpIkl PERSONALS.


Among the arrivals at the Sherman Hcupe, yes.
ltsday, wcrr the following: Governor Georgt
GiilaepJ, Iowa: Major F. c. Farqnhar, q. $ A.
HOB. C. ". Matheny, SprineneId: Hon. J. Grant
Davenport: Henry Winne,s, Toronto; John Fam
ham and II. CT ots, Gold IIir, Nevada; y. F.
Sheppard srd Charles c. Warren, Virginia C.tE
Gevsdat Dwight Treadwsy, ScH Yort; Hugh
BaiQes, Toronto. -.
FREMONT HoCSE
AnerE the LrstEals at the Tfeuloct House.
yesterday, weEe the io1owtIg: Hon. ]. B. E1ton
aGd II. A. AtSopEntQD, I2cksou, Mich: II. G.
Reeves, Nloot-In2ton; WIlllam Carey, Galeoa
Lon. Il. S. Wilkinson, Aiu1eso.a: Hiram +. Hale,
Eankas; c. F. Hall, Rockford; .. r. Smith,
Janessille; n. J. Enmonts, !. c. Ma!. aud James
B. Kellogg, MuwsuEee: Thomas Al Hodges
pltisbureu James Thompsou. Monmouth.
BRIGGS HOCeE.
Among the arrivals IT the Briggs uoutc, yester-
day. were The following: Hon. p. r. H,teccocE.
MISSOURI; jutge James r. Durde.4 Pennsylvania: i:
Colonel S1Inuel Soliitt, S.. Pna.; E. Il Snpsoo,
Dabtqor: 1efer Smith, GRten1; john L. King.
Boston; William V. Strong, Phlladelpnla; Rich
ard Hlafehfotu. Milwaukee: Frederick r. LonE.
Detroit Jatncs l. Soul!R, Auscatlue; Benia n1n
TLrtes, bloomington.
st. sANE5 HOTEL
Auepe the arrivals u ,ae 81. James Uo:el, yeS-
tefdsE. oetr the following: John l. Dorzey, S.:
Paul: William ]. kiDR, Afl@a7kec; Rtc1ard ].
Jones, JsresvllIe; Frederick Savage, Dubuque;
Benz su,n Stronghold, Dntrntt; Henry v. Miaer,
Msdtsou: Pelef ". yelling. Racine: Oscar l..
0tEcoc, Msscat1oc: Samuel J. JAmisoa. O:nAza.
, 1870-01-05

hef Psstooation VA very crcditahin Her vn3ec
= beat IN tts upper feRlstrT, where It Is Qute
fon9o M acd toa aad Of veV good .4us,ttY. bas II
hard and pazst Her powerl Of exs:1Isu 10
apparently very limited, and she lscts that Grat
deslderstum Of an ert1at-feeltnR. Hcr singing
toan expression. For instance, her singing or the
To@e, icy slnoss nfc1essIy upon the audience TOT
oelorg toll n such large degree, md Wl,hoo:
which 1t u robbed Of It's principal charms. Occa-
eio1 any there Eas an indcatton, IS IL The little
efatcn or Initiative Mu.lc when fhe tells TIC Old
nan1 fortune. that 4he might aucceed bcsleF 1n
something lighter and morc hnEorpus. uef dtt,A
Kas net success Of enthusiasm, and yet It csunot
nave heard great UHpy WolAe stnKer1 upon She
operate Etage than Mtfs uowseu. -
NJ. Draytoa was not 10 perfect voce, and It eyi-
Ietuy cost him q seTeTe cnort TO 6tnX. and yet
Il Was postise comfort 10 Listen to his nne read
ing and expressive singing, AID eyen to whtcn his
q Its aooy o
and vel deserved ths hesrty eneo.. e received
sirRlnE. Every word il az distinct as II spoteu-
Bowler had the Important rots Of lion crAsr on
hls nahda ana really made m en 1T al acting
tentions, although be did not altogether
s1sSesd s1e T. tns.t fold!ueu, There y no ring Of
s1er Il s 4sISs1 @ JUS astoa
tal's to comprehend, VI ut least to express, the
deeh' naf.ca1e IeckietsneBa Of tne..D9n IN nat
uia1 T. manner. What We hnye said OF hia singing
a. TAaddtus applies TO his Don CtEsar with cqua
torcc II one a'F Of hls 50!. " Then let l1s IKE
Soldier Fall, ho really 1laac quite hit:oy hts tre
meIaoas senxa which "a enough to sp. an
and be gave It sp,51t, there Is no doubt Of that
nud got an eneore which Tas ota6ponta1eous and
hearty
Mrs. Bowler tAnn.e Kemp) was the Ia.ar,s.o.
She ls familiar here ~ coCrralto, and fill be re-.
membcrcd in The " "Mtdapnmer Ntgat's Dream"
, 1870-01-05
FIRST BAPTIST ChuaGH.

The ANIMAL meeting ofthe First Bart.s. Ch>. .'Sh
Was he'd en- Monday night, when tho fo.loaIn> :
onIcera were elected for The enlnlng year:
Dsaegss.Janac. r.. Tyler, Alfred BelA:ny. Caues
llntne1d- EdWaId Goodman, A. N. Sheppard. L. +
"1Iton $, ParkcE. @. Z. smith, j. ". alllt.
d4sista*f CleFk-lamcs u. kAylea.
1ssussrr-JAnes H. Ruf1it.
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1rea.arsr Een<roIrsf lGnd-E F. NtIsor. .-
. .5Tu.tr<s- q B: Hun:i.eton r r EAn Nyek, W ".
KoytrEtOp. A. u. TitEwoEth. j. &. Pollard. Robert
HaTIlE. William Walker.
Fita.e* tup7nitst<-Gcoske c. Walker. J. F. GnEctte
". 4. Howard. c. +. Tsrren+ J. r. ChspnAu. Grange
k*rd. u. y. 4. F.rwtH Z. n Turner. p. F: JaeoI.
Adm smith Al A y Nc s'F; J. IL Y; #rsna e T; w.d,- I'd
Charles Uovelt. Tho1nas Foster.
= Ku.ie tvrsnttes-H. +. Jaeubs, D, ". Baker. G. r.
Wxed.
The annual meeting for the rental 0! pews 10
announced fur next Monday evening, lvkh Instant
IT the church, on Wabaah avenue, near Hubbard
court
, 1870-01-05

WASTRD-LASD-I WISH TO rrHCHAsP 5
~ tots ss:cs nt land within To 10 u:ile, Of lha
Chicago fontt Huufe. Must he good for E.rltEne par
poser, sr3 tcasaEAblc In price Address GAKuKSEH,
TnbuIs office.
, 1870-01-05
a Chf1dta Easy Cbair.

A very uaeful Invention has been patented by
". NcGEegor. No, . SLata Cans1 street. which
ought 10 become Popular IL tie dpuea:ls clrcle,
II ID 3 ctiic'n easy ca-r, combining In ols article
the Adsanta2ea of Glib. folo!pg-cha,r, ottona9,
and bed. Ills nsde OF iron, and 10 constructed
thAt II nsy readily be converted from convenient
cay char 10 comfortable reclining invalid cha,r
foot a further elongatou couserts 1t into an
Iron bedetead1 with nLe mattress composed Of
lions. The eaEc deylco can II readily be con.
ve1itd into cStt, or ottoman The frame Ia Of
light iron rods, nnd foundation OF crossed s.fap
laid. The article IA capable OF var1ety OF trAps-
formations, and II certainly one Of tae most con-
Stnicnt articles thA& . nlAn could p!aca IA bis
house. The prices range from &l2 10 $50. Far
ther Information may be obtained IRON the H..
fentOf.
, 1870-01-05

rot only being pushed ca rapidly, tut With aone-
thing IKE the tecfecy which was preserved dur.
Ing the war times IN the Eostern ytrd1 is ssld
no oflcer Of foreign power IL allowed access TO
new styles OF armament or the progress made on
shtps undtrpo.rg equipment The curtoAty Of
the men employed BY the Navy Department IL
nanyfnp 6tricfueS6 and nectecY.
, 1870-01-05
pu~{vnee Chr~nn

uncer the caption II Bus.neis cnaace," IN ad-
yertisement Will te fond In another colau m
which EAy bo found worthy the attention Of en-
teIpnstrR bndnesa men. A fne opportunity ia
offered lur speculation By the nrm OF Sreeter +
6t11ckler, Jnrction CITY Kansas, Eho hold o.t the
eptend,d tEduceusnt of tesoe01 made In ntne
years 10 RuF Ole who will enfeI !ntO correspond.
euCe with them on The subject Of the chance.
, 1870-01-05
Daucfnr.

Mr. Sullivan, tho vel-kno~n teacher OF dane
Ing from Boston. will open his next tesn At
Avenue Hall, No. lat T~entJ-seoond street, Ja3.
Sand g. Parents desroua OF placing tnelr cnI1d.
rtn In NEit CONDUCTED echoat, 8hrre special At
tent!on "a PAID to the turroEcgs- af tao car:
r1are. addrees and department ot .4s pupils, VIII
Ind II to their Interest tc aval themselves CT Gls
excellent 6vstem Of Instruction. which comotae3
elegance Of department with grace End eAse IN
0&EcsEE.
, 1870-01-05
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WANTED-1O BUY, A HOUSE AND LOT ON
" 1hi,d,av.. eatt 1rant, for which I'll rAr one
hundred ds1lSs PIT laonth until paid fo1. Aldrt.s
nan, Tribune ttIee.
V3yANTED-TO BUY A VILLAGE OR COUNTRY
" rtsidtre-- Iut u ilta the city. with 81
er t7a ot eh rocky land aud .*ud- sait alu. he
unvtnrEt 10 eoinr ttaon, md tho vicinity e{ Fox
River OF the lake preferred AddresA eastn6 raTtcu.
lars and rrice, Drawer aai7. Chlcaeo +. O.
WAHTRD-FDR CAsII-1MrROyED FARM OF
*ef OF 60 arrts first claes taa4. within 100 tt.
Of Chir1En, and miles from railroad drp1t Write fall
psrt,en!ars and cath price, IL T. Tnbuce o:cc Ch
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