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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-01-22

STEAMBOATS,.

.-A POTOMAC FERRY COMP'Y's.
GGITY OF A A. ! IRd1A and
ington and Alexandria each hour during the
day, beginning first trip at m, and making
" " = SIS. HOWIsON,
dec 2l-tf Prest: Potomac Forty Co.
l.7.ss FOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENS.
800 TOWN.
Inmgn Line Of Mail Steamers, Sailing from
Now York Every Saturday, and
Alternate TUESDAYS.
RATES OF PASSAGE BY TIE SATURDAY STEAMER:
First Cabin, payable in gold-Livorpool or
Queenstown, $500.
Storage, payable in currenCy-Liverpool or
Queenstown, $50.
PASSAGE BY THE TUESDAY STEAMER, VIA HAL
First Cabin, payable IN goid-Liyorpool or
Queenstown, $50; Halifax, $50; st. Johns,
N. F., by branch steamer, $40.
Storage, payable in curreney-Liverpool or
Queenstown $50; Halifax. SIS st. Johns, N.
f.. by branch steamer, $50.
Tickets sold to and from England, Ireland
and the Continent at moderate ratios.
For further information, apply at tho Conn
pussy HOOE, WEDDERBURN & CO.,
aug lS-ly Agents, Alexa. Va.
st-~sr NEW EAPRESS LINZ
.asiRSEaa BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA, AND ALEXANDRIA,
GEORGETOWN u WASHINGTON.
Steamers leave regularly from GEORG E
TOWN, foot Of Congress ST., EVERY WE'D
NESDAY; from ALEXANDRIA, foot Of
King st.. EVERY THURSDAY.
Freight received daily ut lowest rates.
This limo connects with all tho Northern,
Eastorn and Western Railroads and Transpor-
tation Companies, and will forward freight by
| all tho lines running out OF PhiladclE hia, Tree
Of commission. and gives THROUGH RATES.
-AuENTS-
NJ. ELDRIDGE u CO.,
No. 4 ). Wharves Alexandria, Va.
WILLIAM Z. CLYDE i CO..
No Il South Wharves Phialn.
HYDE u TYLER,
jol-tf SO Water st., Georgetown.
+ass MERCHANTS LINE NEW YORK
$500 STEAMSHIPS.
The line consists Of the following first. class
outside steamers:
E;G KNIGHT ,..........;;:;. Capt j. W; Denty
JOH N GIBSON ......."...G Capt. W. H. Winters
VALLEY CITY Capt. w. johnson
Will leave Now York EVERY SATU RpAI
TOR this port and returning will loaro Altynn-
dria EVERY FRIDAY, ut l.: O'clock.
For freight or passage apply 20
HOOE, WEDDERBU URN X Co,
Agents. No. Prince =ts.,
Agents IN Now York,
PHILLIPS y BROWN,
sp 9-tf % south street, Piur no ~.
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RAILROAD LINES.
4 LEXANpRIA, LOUDOUN s. HAMP
II SHIRE RAILROAD.


On and after December 25th, 1869, the trains
on this road will be run as follows:
The mail train will leave Alexandria daily,
except Sunday At $50 a. m arrive at Lees
burg at lilo q. m, and Hamilton at ll:4O IN
Leave Hamilton a. 1920 p. m, and Leesburg II.
The accommodation train will leave Alexan-
dria daily except Sunday. at IN, and arrive
at Leesburc at $50 D. m. Leave Leesburg at
7:l5 q NJ, and arrive at Alexandria at 9:45 y. m.
The $50 u. m train from Alexandria and i2;2'
p N. train from Hamilton, connect at HAMPTON
with Kemp Daily Limo of Coaches for Par
ceIIville, Snckersvlle. Berryvillo and Win
chester; also. with Reamers Limo OF Coaches
which leavo Leesburg daily for Balls MIL
Aida and Middleburr, dec 23-tf
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T ROBERT EDMONDS,
- Successor TO W. A. Smout IL co.,
FORWARDING 81 GEN EKAL COM IS
SION MERCHANT.
No. 3 King street, Alexandria, Va
Strict attention paid to the sale Of MI kinds Of
CDU NTRY PRODUCE. dec "l-ly
BRODERS s. Co,
y. No. II King street.
Alexandria, Va.
GENERAL. COMMISSIONS MEKCH a ME,
Wholesale Don!nr= in
GROCERIES,
LIQUOK%,
FROVISlONS,
SAL FISH,
and PRODUCE
Also keep on hand general assortment Of
Cordsgo, Far, Pitch, Mails, Lime, Pack 'ag.
Oils. Lamps and Ship and Naval stores.
All orders and consl gnmenta promptly ut
tended TO, and goods forwarded with"n! delay
10 consignees on arrival
Agents for the Baltimore and Potomac Tran
pOrtation line. NH lU-tl
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ESTA BLlSH ED 1910.

WA very large and comprehensive stock
Of Carpets. Mattings, Curtains, Rugs, Vii
Cloths, &c, upper floors.
Washington, D. g., jan 10 .!awit
NEWSPAPER AND JOB OFFICE FOR
IN SALE.-A WEEKLY CONSEKVA-
TIVE NEWSPAPER, ono of the oldest and
bsst established in the State in u large and
hourishing town that has railroad and tclee raph
facilities is offered for sale, It has large cir
culst on and advertising patronage, and is pub
lished in one of the wealthiest counties in the
State, and in a town Of 2 OG0 inhabi ants.
The whole or half lnteroSt will be sold on
reasonable terms.
The NEWSPAPERS and JOB PRESS Els are
in perfect order. and the JOB OFFICES COM
plete. For further particulars address Edgar
Snowden, jr., Gazette Office. Alexandria, Va.
jan INV
HOFFEE-I have in store fine assortment
low prices for cash
VIM. T.. BROOKE3
jan ~ loo Prince street
GALT TO ARRIVE.
~ Cargo Evans Fine Salt, to arrive per schr
Victoria, for sale by w. A. SMOOT,
jan y Shoots wharf.
SYRUPS and MOLASSES, of different
~ grades, for sale by VIM. r. HROOkES,
jan l3 LOG Prince street.
ERESH BUTTER and EGGS received daily
Il by
jan +. RECKER.
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,5&Sie WORK

liz THE HIGHEST SETLti OF THE ART
, 1870-09-28
EULECT1U PHYsI01ANs..
DTeettug Of the National CaHvrutfon-An
Organization Eaectcd-To-da3's
Prnstanme.

4 National Convention Of Eclectic Physicians
convened In CTosh3a Muslc Hail, It ~ ofclock
yesterday morning. Nearly 100 delegates present.
ed their credentials. Prot. r. s. Newton, OF New
York, Tas temporarily called to the cdatzs Dr.. g.
". PlekeTiT1, OF Ind!ana. was chosen Secretary.
and Dr.. ]. r. johnson, Of Connecticut, Assistant
Secretary.
ArroIs14ksr or COMMITTEES
The following committees were then ap.
pointed;
On Cfedensiat$-Wm. Z. Dayts, Illinois; ]. 4
Duncan. Iowa: z. u. Stevens, Wisconsin; A. F.
Elliott, Minnesota; f. Il. KeudEick, 1ndiana; &.
n. Shaw. Michigan; j. r.. johnson, Connecticut;
Il. E Forth, New York: 0. z Newton, Ohio.
On PE,man<nt o,eani:at.en@. u. Touart. IN
6os ser SsT eE. !gk osan sDunee H.
z. snell. MtaDssosa: II. + Teegsrden, wiseon.
ain; ano u. s. Bronson, PcnnsJlsanla.
uKSERlI RKXARxs
prof EeFton then made some remarks on the
Object CT TIC convention. He reK1r.tt4l tht. time
latx~ sttrndrnca wa- an nnquesst n4nle gua-ansee
&C ectlc chraneh OF she profession, and bell It In
ii act,vn rs prerequisite 10 success. ind closed
with the remark tsat the entire nedcal profession
~as spxiousty contemplating the result OF the
sonycl uop. and he hoped theiE friends would not
While tho committees were engaged in their
la1oss. prof Garrison also addressed the con-
yentlrn On the state OF the eclectic b.Anch Of the
profession in Illinois, which he represented a.
excellent. Eclectic physicians here had bright
naona1 or9anz.tion @ Of eclecies &c the net =
Means Of promoting taef cause. There we're no
!ess than ten Thousand ply Actans OF the school
would win success that could nuI be obtsined by
in.lIsidua1 or divided effort.
d: Firth, OF Connecticut, made remarks Of the
THE Committee On Credentials made partial
, 1870-09-28
CITY POLITICS.,

The Executive Council Of the Chicago Legion
met last night at 8 o'clock, at the otfice Of Mr.
Thomas LoueEan, No, II SoHth Clark street. The
Presldent Of the club, Mr.. n. B. Bateman. occu-
pied the chair. The Committee on Rules aud
Bylaws, through their Chairman, Mr.. George S.
Kimberly, submitted their report. On motion.
each section was taken up separately, and DIS
meetings Of the council on the second and third
Wednesdays In each month. On motion, the re-
port Of the committee Is whole was unantmousss
i Tnc sn man. spe11n.a = Con-
Anderson, and Baldwin. 4 mouon vas made
and carried that public meeting Of the legion
n meesing .se Hon. II. F. coolbaush Se invited y do to
address the audience. On motion, the council
adjourned nntt1 Wednesday evening next
A meeting Of The Republican Club Of the Sec
ond Ward waa held last evening, At No. qoa Wells
stsett Judge l. B. OTIS tn tho chair. Aid. Dixon
journcd until week from Saturday night next,
at the same place.
A mass meeting Of the Republicans OF the
Twelfth Ward was held last evening, At No $50
Wctt Lake street, lion q. B. Miller Ia the char.
Tn Representation OF A. l. Morrison. Es1, TINT
the Ninth Ward had mhdt 4 move to RpPotnt
General Campaign Committee, to attend to the
general husress OF the ward. committee Of
tnn,ee, n., sons1s.irx Of &sss5s. A. g. Aastl Gilbert
With other committees appointed for the sause
Stirring aneeches were made by Alderman
Wuodazd. A. L Morrison. Esq., Mr. Owen, aai
others. The neeslng was Kept untll late hour.
ana adjourned with The conrtctlon TINT, # the
il. IL. "'0'0 'e ~t''~ - -
FOURTEENTH wAxp,
A t8rptiy attended and enthn&tlstlC meeting
Of the Fourteenth wa1i Republican Club was
held, Inst evening, In the hall at the northwest
corner Of Lincoln and 1ndtana streets, Vice Pfrs-
, 1870-09-28
POLITICAL.

1t Is understood that articles Of Impeachment
sEain4t Governor Holden are prepared and will be
presented to the new North Carolina House Of
Representative on the assembling Of the Ltglala-
tprc eject ...
The Democrats Of Kentucky have called
State Convention to meet Januarf :, ISL, to nom-
lnate candidates for Governor, Lieutenant Cor
eFnor, Attorney General. Auditor. Treasurer, Reg
ister Of the Land On1cc, and Superintendent. Of
Public Instruction. The election docs not take
place TIL next August.
The Republicans Of Aar1hsll and Putnam
Counties, H., have nominated Joseph Il. Jones',
Of Henry, and Joseph Rhlneheart, Of Granville,
TOT Representatives In the LeE1aiaturc.
Those opposing the election Of Ex-Governor
Chamberlain, Of Maine, to the United States Seu-
aie, form majority Of the Republican memoess
IN either branch Of the new State te8l8latQft-
The Governors reliance L. IN the Democrats coal
cscing with his friends.
-The ST. Louis Republican, Democzastc) sa5s'
- We understand that committee OF SIX, Ap-
pointed by the Democrats Of the Senatorial Dit
tl.ct OF Madison and St Ctatr Counties, H., met
aa East St. Louis, On Saturday, TO conside1
whether 1t Wis advisable to nominate candidate
Ter the SLATE Senate To represent those counes In
| the Legislature IN opposition 70 Judge Under.
wood, The Republican nominee. After some.
| uhas prptfacted discussion 1t was deemed ex'
II drnt not to nominate dlsunct1seay Democratic
| candidate. It il understood thAs Colonel Ffed
/ EeckeF, the distinguished German patr3otr vii
run Independently. and Fecelve the support Of tht
Democ9atk II IS also thought that Colonel 1oaz
Thomas snd. John ntnchcisGe, with perhaps
Squire Battel. Of freeaur9, will be independen
candidates 1or the lower HOUSE.
, 1870-09-28

case against the men Otherwise than o5 p.ac,1s
ons Of tnEm upon the stand Webster rs saGsn ~;
a. being tLc only Que Of the gang Wno W. a..tA:s
seitett in the fcb!tenttar3. Hn totned 5sa.so ~
evidence, and gave testimony which brought tae
guilt home to the part1es named. ae sa!I tans r.
tney were in tua hAoIE OF RatAR ou1 ~ u199s -
meet TIC Incoming freight rrains ooe OF tne
cars Was cut of from the train, and then me nen
p'oceeaed to unload the eohtenss Iso ~
wagonF, which we're brought 9nt tot
The purpose. A. rrEs1ds LANGLEY, ls
was not ciearly shown that he knew the Articles
to be ktaien. The TACT was rather SUSPICIOUS.
however, that be bought eight cases OF aLy 9ooas
amount: 10 case8 Of hats and cars foT $500; IT
coses OF boais md shocs for 500, &c
Upon hearing the testimony the Jnsace aelo
MaineHE. S.htef. ana GEumm for trial before the
Ctimlnal cun1t, the bail being nxcd IN cach case @
at $500. Webster WAs held ~ witness to 95,04
bail. Langley waived examination, aud was nela
In hail OF T., 900.
The cases before tie other courts wezn Of minor
importance. ;.
, 1870-09-28
a despatch published in other CO

By despatch pnoishea IN otne1 cur
umns, 1t will be seen tnat at1o1neS oeo-
e1A bushnell, TO "nom tne oo'efuei ~.
ferred the question OF the apportaon"ent
OF Representatives. TOR cook county unae<
the new constitution, sus1a1as Inc views VI
The Chicago committee, ano oee'oes 'ns'
the county is entitled 10 its to'' represents
lion OF twenty-five members. As onts
s1Hau po1uoQ OIL kAt Atto4AEJ 1eo~
, 1870-09-28


"Thts morning OUT city was thrown into
state OF CONSERVATION hy the report that Ar. HAE
III Il. Wood, son OF " Wood, ESQ.,, OF thia city.
h3n been accidentally shot ut Sidney last night.
and WAS not expected to recover Harley had
accompanied his inotncf in buggy TO the resl-
dence OF s. VI Cascy, Esq, In Sidney, on brief
visit.
s*Mr. ca E. has son named Fr1nk, a young man
about "a staIs uf aFt, anu Harley vas cousigued
to trtnkH room TO al-ep. The lasttf being absent
rom tbs. house, hts sister leet note on the
ian t2nd informing him that Harley WAS sleep
icR In his rootn and to 20 up bJ The fsput sta1f-
Wv, F1pm some reason, the 1at4 conner fatsed
TO Eet the note. and hurried on 70 be4. On en-
txrtk she room he raft1Ally AWpke the occu-
psnt OF the brd. Mhu partly reise.a himself
with his elbow. No sooner did Frank dis
,.oy~r that the he'd WAS occupled than he drew
feFulyef. which it vas his fny2riahie custom 10
carry about his per4ou. and nrtd, nc shot taking
cdect en- the lett side ct Harley 8 head. Imagine
Inc CONSERVATION OF The household when they
were fp1lY efouse41 to the terrible realization OF
III, tatl slate Of affairs. TounR C2zeys reasons
for shooting arc said TO ce that he supposed
turuiar Tk8 tn the room. TIE shooting wa cef-
1nIriY without cause On the rAt OF any SAoe pei
-t.p and the reasonable superstition ts thas yonn2
Carey had been Catouslug, and went nome 10 An
| inebitateo cpndlfiu. LateE Information Ifom
| Sts.ney IL to the effect that the doctors nave
| y obrd for The ball, nut failed to Ind It. They
ytse 1t ss their opinion that death Will ensue a
| aaou ~ Inflammation sets tn. On beng enot,
| ,cup1 Wood rushed cat Of the hnu<e IN diskaottk
and 1au to the residence OF VI. Stephenson
| about square distant. where. his motn1 WI
| 8soppIng.~
, 1870-09-28

Republican. Nomination In the
Eleventh Illtuoisa Senatorial Dis-
trict4
Spee4aI Despatch 70 The ChteAko Tribune.
sPausGF11ID, ILL.,, Sept z5--Tnc convention for
the nomination Of tho extra Senator TOR the
Eleventh Senatorial District, composed Of the
counties Of Sangamon, Logan, aud Tazewen. pro
Lincoln thts afternoon. Every county was tullJ
represented and hnl1aony Prevailed Captain
Alfred OErndorE and Hnu- William PErscott. both
: Of Sanp9mon CountF, were the opposing candl-
dates. Upon tho 6fst ballot Captain 0fendorn
wss nominated. the ballot standing rs tollows:
Ofendorf RECEIVING The Logan County aud Taze
well County vote, slx each. thus nominating him
by two majority. Prescott had two votes IN Tnze-
well, Aud Orendorn four In San9Amou, hnt, n
each county voted as unit, the result wss a.
ahoye stated. Captain oTendoEd is young about
er. and popular gentleman, and viii pon The en-
tire Republican vote Of this district.
, 1870-09-28
REPUBLICAN CANVASS.


appointments "a SPeoAe
s;nvr1uor Oflcsny Will epeAk only as announced
i. Tits committee
governor 4 ]. OGLESBf will speak rs fol-
,ws:
1s.lr;}rre. Thursday. September e, at 3 q. N
l,,Shtvr.l. F.tiaT. September 20, nj r. n.
E'rt.cn,rt. SATURDAY. Ocfnhcf I, at .. m.
III. carroll. Monday, Octahc. s, at n m.
frio. Tuesday. October L. 1t d m.
nixon. Wednesday, Or.ohcr 5, 1t 2 n, n.
IAnnrrton. THURSDAY, Octnbef 6, At n H.
,;Aira. F1,,1a5. tpctnhxr :. At p, m
t;t}cshIrr. Saturday, i)cto1,er s. ut q. m.
1n,. ,,,,l. sfnc are Officially announced ty the
-. ,tc 4. 1,'.al - nutrtre:
,;r. ri. 1;,!1S 4. Logan. candidate for Con-
ressrnnr. AZ arre. Ttll FDeat a. gaIlnxb:
n-ck i<:c-.i. T@uretny. septerrber e..
Sterling. Fr1dsy. septeiuher ~
Norr..nn Sstnfttay. Octnbcr1 l.
Src fn,re. N0nday' Ortnbes :,
WnodstorE. Fr.ha1. Octnhev1,
su;oYx. satnrday, Oc4ober s. .....y
Gcnerai Logan Ttt speax only ~ announced By
, 1870-09-28
MINISTER WASHBURNE.
yters Of The Chicago Executive Committee.
Of his Cousse Of Action.

.r.,...,..
having under oon,.ass.aon. At tnetr Is. meeting. %
= protest against the acts Of Minister wssheurne.
sepoassa se she mn a = s; ass;
esn ia ne 1 as, % s' e1
american citizens q the United st.se. In pursu-
1esTs t to ssRett a. u f9hoM.; 'ae
r. % :; r. "a:
M sst SasS s!sses, - sss atssssase 5
in,uishInE those WIG haa e kase With p.a.rosss.
fhss J! Z, q she e. IT, IN q
i,tsses.e: q .9e fme4ef dseisSdox M. po7:
siso Is fSss e
6 s:s sss e st T. i e e r. iset
1zsnt Ses ,he SS T. Sno "1sh ~ -; ..assHa
1.n., % wss.tsa. n nades
s.sni:a II ~asssane ;asm,s to ea1tedeaar gts:t
a. os.a's ao4hT j h ana tt,asa ooas e
sSs s.sAtssa ga 1eei: Sis y Nv m.Sf sliteSs
6 ss s;sa s -:
sR1s = ne, I'll " s I'd
ossa 5 Z, ,s
10 krow and ret to foiEet In which Way the French
uaticn. nn4E kinf. tmptrct. q &o<a1ed por1la1
to~erntcnt, efrnstnMed to wa3e var As7tust heT
.Een1es He eutht % koeE md not . ssset tnat
i*slors d tnee7t p9pa n1yH betn France
.eas H. n: .i,.1 - y nae ths
c3os do t+to tbs PA1attn3te deFatate the fArest
province o4 Germany. and Gttve ont it, fnhahIt.rts
VI. saahGne HnEnf TO kno~ and MI to toTset. that
Ia many instances. The Srrai trpubtc Of
Fssnss Esas tu., not mo;s .,,spie s:sapaies. IL
time b ought :. know and not 10 fotset taat s.
wbeze he scnt1aIy, ~ s4u<ess fsoua Esaner, .!
hskh and aeE def5s rere .Tays wsa reGeivtd tn the
IL tht4z undtttItsa E:.fo iune< He ought to kpoT
nd nGs t. ssTEst ,bat Sasaf shs rtsst var rot
sh.i 1eT II s esoe ass = r. ets.
cieEcrN. but that IEaEF letter.. written By s-. diving
thanks fof the kind Treatment ser1sed the hAnds o
the German rtrAt and the G>fra1n A1sha1te4 afe tx
tant md puhahhed, NJ M.shbaruc oukhs p. havs
kno*n al thss: And h.s 9a!i97t 70 ppiot With OK
, 1870-09-28


4 gentleman from Moasy Creek, Jefferson
County, scstarday presented Us with photo
graph Of = snake hanging at fult length, OF
which he gives substantially the following his
tory: --:--..
4 few days sinee, tho snake was found ans-
p<nded in 1 epidor's web under shelf in the
sto1a Of NeksrB. johnson and BANNER, 1t
Messy Greek. Gu inspection, it ~as elearly
ascertained that the snake, about foot in
length, md still alive, had been literally cap
sured by 4 spider about the e,ze Of common
house ily. Tho spider had spun his web
tightly around the neck and entire
head Of tho snake, and drawn him
clear frSm the floor, making him = Close
nritpuer. The snake was ta&eu, whilst get
IL the coils o1 tho spider, to III. nuffncr, ,
/ photographer, and the picture la betofo as IA
wo write. The facts aso cutlous. and sng-
sestive Of various theories. Atte7 the pho-
soEtaph Was taken the web VIZ removed from
ihe spate, vhereupon he exhibited his wicked
instincts by striking At those present, evs-
densly showing = desiro to aveoge himself fof
she terrible indiguity put upon him pT 30 IN
significant = creature ~ spider not tnncn
larger than grain of wheat. We regret that
the snake was finally Killed, instead Of being
sa1e5, that his peculiar species might oe tdsn.
titled It was evidently = venomous reptile,
Which had esswled into tho store unobsezvcd,
to he thus igoomioioualy captured md brought
to grief.
, 1870-09-28

foreign trade. In 1sSs-6a: VIC imported
fgs, datos za:sins, and rlun.s, to the value
of three millions "of dollars. California
has 1t In her power to put her productions
in the place Of these. Z requires but lit
tie machinery, and no very expensive Ia
boz In Europe, the work Of picking and
drying this fruit is done by women and
children, and there, is no reason why the
s;nac class in California might not perform
the same labor The labor Is not severe,
and the profit wou1d be rery great. Cali
foEnia has tie capacity Of producing ali
tue dried fruit used in this country. The
increase in tho supply would naturally iu-
crease the demand, and the trade in fruits,
gregg and dried, OF al kinds, would soon
prove Of immense valhe to that State, and
to the whole country. J.,
, 1870-09-28

shouted, ' On to the Rasne r. Eho x,oa,d .s aass
d-it-d the Eurcsur, II he had been vietora2hs} .Ma9
d a.c % fsnec IN sen . s.fe 81 III
psoT nceA Ct Germany mutt Inw paJ thc 1os1eN oa e
atsE.se s.s shsy Dsy;d q ~. II t.sasHSs ;a.ea b1
e. ri sieu. Gssn.n:. et9ssst 3ss IL e aa Ea
eSnFd-e, NOW in the war Of t.constrncfton.
es q tss -: W..bbarR. from e. hl; RS1s
sazae. ~ think. me.ns vii sudden e!ev.si2a e
70 III @ @Te e ~ vpod the lt o
!oca District I'D Thh =, ysf II 5nae.
ias nun 1" ia,e ss1eeT i tae imperial e,aft .oa
hss d1nctnk extrcfsts n Cosuprfnr, tnutt thing
that he h.s leancl ennonah Of The F!rnrh
- E E.aes ,Isa ;hs se q Z r r. TErsSssh
# iatsr will - asssrsosy nfvsT r aca1tea IT,
T. learn. nd s1s:t.rr e Te!thy SsgFs5ts'iEe Of
iosr under sh.n fotwasd she A1E9rA let.
The tE ta{ rtsoatIons cannot endorse The third.
ERASCIN A. HDEYxAN,
.EAKTAH Ep1. H. ::
- JCLfEa RosEH1HAI-
GEO. SCHTKfDHt
- h.. FRITZ ASSKcKE. =
khNST PHCEa4ENOs
. Committee.
tft1rano Rent ~ 1t.u
, 1870-09-28
FREE TRADE DOCUMENTS.
..-------
RRTENEE REF0RR: REVENUE REFORM!
TO VOTERS
AND TAXPAYERS,

Btteviuf that The prtz1ure OF h11 at last
driven v reple to amiLe the principles uron wseh
rhey taxed. and thst the farther this examination
t Earried the deeper viii ktow the popular convteton
that : form Of tRxation which has ensstfcd wide
Fpscad dfstrtse tn nearly sFeEy tanca nt tndnttI1
must be radirally WRONG, the American FFec-1tAde
League feel that they do the pa6lft greater Ae4
vice thsn furnish it with facts md ne
concerning tho operation Of tho taTA They hkrc
lowing tracts, which will be sent on receipt Of ax ee:s
1rinfcns et pistIneuIshed sen uron FressTzade. On
the Collection of Revenue, By EdwA11 AtklnHon- Thf
IfAxur4g Addrtss TO The American People HoH q
Form Frtt-Tr1de 1eaEpes. The Frcc-TTsde speech 0!
Nassaebusetts for Cos ctnor Of the State> The Par
nc" ictrs The Tsf4d as II T. md = Il should b
Isds seasfd hy shx Ezyesnss q Enxland 70 Er.9es
Well hpoEt ier fsEg 10 Brtr.h Freq Tsadt; P1nteo~
tion to NATIVE Pies. The American Carving Trade.
FrrrTtade md our Farmer. To The Asnufactursrs st
the United States Facts for Frne-T1ader1 4 Homo
M11kek-GFsiu Cheap and Gooda DcaE.
Platform Il The American F1re Trade Ieaxue; Ad.
drtt4 to The American Peopte Th~ Free TE,ie Leatue
to IL eufexhtfs and the Pubtie Projection :uteedor
aud Monopoly: Protect Ae.
4 Ss z on 'Fot0t Of 'z cent?
~ MAHLtlN 3AEDS+ Feo.
SECRETARY cf the League.
Nc. = Sak8Au-tt-. New York
Persons wiltnf t, ut distributor will he sEprHe1
zpntat3on GTztuts0utr hut the contributions a
IL ftifnds 9re he Leagues otr support. Ill re
t-1r*t-s % etv< LIE r4-Ae wke tfhtv II
, 1870-09-28

Lad foil g being extensively Used IN pl3te Of
lint IN the European hospitals.
On the walls Of the TulleEie% Ia all directions,
IL Written: f' 10 let, because Of folly"
"A London nHEn has contracted to supply
houte IN Paris with 6,o0o mourning bonnets and
6c+oco JAsds Of Grape, within the next fertnight,
and II Berlin the ost1efs given a,e far greater.
Tho Fru.d~. Of Parts, relates that tho Receiver
General At Chalons, hearing that the Psussiau
EhlAns wert In st9ht OF /the city, gathered up
1so0, 900 francs which wero tn tho treasury, and.
thtowlngi It into buggy, succeeded In making his
escape 70 Paris with 1t. u '-
"a dc3xth Of telegraph operators exists II
present IN Germany, and more than hundred Of
the smaller Telegraph odlcea Ind 70 he.closed b
cause the operators were needed for more tmpor-
tant statiuna In France.
The nr5s four uitra11leuses captured from the
French xefG transported u Beziia, through Ger.
| any. on open cars, oynxmented With wreath
, 1870-09-28

The Elmwuud Chronicle saJs: Water ta getting
70 be scarce article In this region. Many Of the
wells arc dry, and number have failed entirely
Ten homirIdea haze heea committed In Greene
County within a year or TWO, aud the supposed
guilty parties have gone unpunishcd.