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The New York herald., 1870-06-12
PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE n, 1870.
CLEARED.

Steamship City Of Brussels tBr), Kennedy, Liverpool
Steamship France (Br Grogan Liverpool National Steam
Steamship Parana (Br), Wilkinson. London Rowland
Steamship Trojan (Br), Thompson, Glasgow Henderson
Steamship Cambria tBr, carnochan, GlasgowHenderson
Steamship weseF NG, Wenke, Bremen via southamp-
Steamship vile de PARIS Gr,, sumont, Hayre-G mac.
Steamship Geo Cromwell, ciaps orleans-h Crom.
Steamship De Soto, Morton, New orleans-Lvinrs.on,
Steamship United States, Blanchard, New Orleans Fred
steamship San Salvador Nckerson, savannah-W Gar
steamship Montgomery Fairclo.h savannah-R Lowden
Steamship Charleston Berry, Charleston--h Morgan
steamship Ellen Terry, Chaplin, Neweern, NC-Murray
steamship Washington, Wallace, Newbern--Thomas,
RichmondHold Do@inion steamship Co.
steamshpjoh Gibson, Winters, Georgetown DCPhillps
s,ssmssD yolSn,ser Jones 1d Lorard
Steamship Wamsntla, Fish, new Bedford-FerGusos
Bark Columbus lNGl, ihlasr, Bremen-H Koop CO;
Brig Naad {Br, Richardson, Cienfuegos-rucker Light
Brig L Leighton, Leighton, Little Glace Bay-simpson &
Brig Minnehaha Irving. Pictou, Ns-H Dewolf 4 Co.
Brig Areo Orb Wamsbach Malone Bay, Ns-Geo Phil
schr h Isabel Alberto, rooEsr Hamiltcn A Allen w.
| Co.
schr c Ii Rogers, Mott, Bleuhera-R E Hutchinson L
| Co.
schr Mary Hyer, Terry Beauiort-Thomas, Holmes 3
| Co.
schr Hora,lo Nichols, Dupuy, Richmond via City Point
Van BTgnt X Slaght.
schr Narragansett Haskell, Ezabethpor- -Borand, Dear
] born a. Go.
Schr Mary Shields Watt. Augusta-Ferguson Wood.
Schr Albert Treat, Sawyer, Boston,
Schr PeI, voght, Providence-H II w Jackson Il Co.
Schr Ella Jane Allen, Bridgeport.
Schr Evelyn, Burger, Stamford
Schr j Goodwin, Waterbury, Stamford.
Steamer Anthracite Green Philadelphia
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ANOTHER CASE OF HYDROPH0BIa.
Boy Fifteen Years Old Succumbs to the
Terrible Malady in Jersey City.

Boy Fifteen Years Old Succumbs to the
Terrible NIalady in Jersey City.
The following case OF hydrophobia-the first known
Jersey City within the memory OF the authorities
furnishes another illustration OF the fact that the
virus may remain Ia the system for many months
before 1t assumes malignant form and becomes
fatal. The victim was little boy, named Frank L.
Kearney, fifteen years Old, who resided with his
parents in Jersey City. Their habitation lately has
been the canal boat H. c. Cruice, yng the Scranton
dock. The unfortunate boy was always very fond
of dogs and was bitten several times without an
serious resutso often. in fact that the parents be-
came used to It and regarded the bite OF dog In
play as Of no account But the last bite he received
was in December last. On the 10th day Of that
/ month little Frank was strolling along Delaney
street Iii New York, when he met youth about the
same age carrying in his arms little poodle
dog which was Just rescued from drown
Ing In the East river. the owner being passenger
ON one Of the ferryboats.
Frank had no sooner set his eyes on the shivering
other lad would not part with It, A few hours
elapsed, and the little favorte was dry again and
became very sury towards the boys, who Kept teas
ing him. AT last he snapped at his possessor and
bit him IN the hand. That enough for the
finder Frank was told he might take the dog, and
he did go. What fate overlook that boy in Delancey
street does not appear But within the space of
three days the animal bit Frank in the left hand. 1t
was little more than a scratch, and the wound soon
healed.
Months passed on, and the boy was never troubled.
Two weeks ago he began TO complain that he felt
sick. He could not sleep at night His memory
failed him, anguor seized him. and he became
dull stupid, heavy and oblivions. Last saturday he
went into the water with other boys 10 battle, and
the next day he complained for the first time OF q
pain In his left arm, which was becoming power
less. His parents attributed this TO strain OF the
muscles, as the lad had been carrying heavy logs OF
wood on the left shoulder. On Monday the arm be-
came swollen and Inflammation was last setting IN
at the shoulder
On Wednesday the sufferings Of the boy were be-
coming insupportable, and the mother applied to
Dr. Hadden giving her theory or the case In reference
TO the logs OF timber. The doctor prescribed simple
remedies, but the boy grew worse and the doctor
called TO see him. He did not detect any symptoms
OF the terrible scourge which was fast devouring the
lad I'LL the latter called for drink OF water. The
sight OF the water set him barking foaming snap
ping and working into commissions. Then the
trutn burst upon the doctor, but he did
not alarm the parents by disclosing 1t, as
they were In Ignorance OF the disease up 10 tins
tine. Dr. Hadden inquired il the boy had ever been
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THE BOAT RACE.
The long expected boat race between the hrst,
ana was won by the second class IN nineteen
minutes and fifteen seconds. The start was made
precisely at thrtysx minutes and fortyfour seconds
been made, the stroke Of the first class
having broken his almost at the first
Pn ,4dnsa AsI ana se the pay choice ae poson
was won by the second class crew. who took the
outside track The third class won the second
frst of course, had TO take the extreme inside The
tide was Jnst beginning TO run up when the boats
got into position and strong easterly wind MADE made
the water rather ''choppy." The word "go'
was finally given and the three boats
started beautifully, the second taking the lead
at the first jump and the third class hugging her
closely. The first class, after the lrst five strokes
was almost quarter OF length behind, but by q
splendid squirt the Magenta closed on to the third
and was fast closing upon the second and would have
certainly Overlapped the blues in lew strokes had
II not been for the breaking OF the stroke oar again.
which was, by The way a scrub oar which had been
borrowed from yawl boat that happened to be near
the dock. Homer, the stroke was pluck, however, and
continued at his work until the oar began to "give "
when he threw it into the cir and the crew rowed
meanwhile, unmindful OF anything in the race
but their own interest in 1t, continued on
the. course, the second rowing magnif
Gently, Schwatka keeping the boat well ahead In
q good line, and the third class working
steadily, about two lengths behind on the first
Quarter OF q mile The second class turned the
stakebOat minute ahead OF the third class at the
mile and a half distance, and came In one minute
ana fifteen seconds ahead at the close. The race
great regret that accident should have caused the
first class to withdraw from the race as the crew Is
magnificent one
The following were the crews
FIRST CiasS-Greene (bowL Chaplin II. A. Reed,
Dennison, Fountain. Homer tstrokej
second CtqSs-Schwatka tstroke), Mumiord, Was
son, Knox, z. A. Woodruff, Mott bow.
1hiTd Cfdss-BrOwn bow) Birne, Wood, Sqthery,
Rucker Rogers tstrokej.
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bitten by dog. "Oh, yes, several times" was tnc
answer, delivered IN thoughtless manner, as II no
Importance were attached to that circumstance py
the parents Sedatlves were administered anu
ner in which they should treat the sufferer. AZ
after most terrible suferngs the boy breahe' his
last on Friday night.
An inquest was held yesterday BY Coronry u Burns,
and verdict OF death by hydrophobia wa rendered:
DR.. Hadden In his testimony qu'.ted medical
Gated by the bite OF dog, CIT, wolf, fox, and
the virus may remain IN the system for twelve
months before 1t breaks out.
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SAILED.

Brussels and France Liverpool parana London Cambria,
and Trojan Glasgow; United States De Solo, and George
Cromwell, New Orleans; San Salvador and Montgomery,
Savannah Charleston Charleston ashington and Ellen
Terry Newbern; Isaac Bell Richmond, &c JOHN Gibson,
Georgetown, DC.
Wind at sunset E, fresh.
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Mills still with the Mu.uaIs.

THE EDITUK OF
1t having been announced that had left the Mu-
tual Club and joined the Atlantics, l desire to in
form the public, through the medium Of your valua-
bic paper that have neither left nor intend leaving
the Mutual Club until my engagement, which Is for
the season OF 1870, expires. Yours,
CHARLES F. MILLS
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18-Dennis0n. 47-Floyd. an
19--McOonald. 4s-hinespurJ, r' We
20-Parker 49-Larned.
H-Chapin. bO-EdRert0n.
22-I3rodie 6i-Ward 4. K.
23-Coxe 62-Stedman.
M-Tebbetts. 63-Carter, b. q.
25-GOdwin. 6ESmitn, ..
26-Schuyier. b5-JerOme.
27-Cobb. 66EHuni.
2s-Heed II. A. 67-Olmsted.
29-Edgeriy. 5S-Coniine.
FIRr CLASS-sPANIsH.
1-Greene 30-Edgereys
Rockwell. 3l-G0dwln.
3--Chaplin. 32-Kingsbnry, F. W.
4-Palfrey. 33-Kyle
5-Chapin. 34-Birkhimer.
Creed. 35-Phelps
Wood, E. e. 38--McClernand.
S--Weir. 37-EdgertOn.
9-BnrrOws. 39-Larned.
10--H0den. 39-Parker.
l1-H0mer. 40-Wieting.
12-Ives 41-SchOheld.
l3-Smith, 8. 32-FOuntain.
A-McCauley. 43-McDOnald.
l5-C0xe. 4-HOdgsOn.
16-MacNutt. 46-Michler.
7-Dudley. 46-Olmsted.
lS-CObb. 47-POstley.
l8-Wiliiams. 48-SheltOn.
20-Quinan. 49-Carter, X. G.
2l-Randoph. b0-Bomus
22-Dennison. 6l-FlOyd.
23-Stevens 62-Hunt.
A-Hein. 53-Stedman.
25--Pearson. 64-JerOme.
26--Ward, +. K. 65-Pierce.
27--TebDetts. 66-Price.
2S-Brode. 57-Kerr
29-Schuyler. 56-COnline.
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.san wn S Snas sna 1aos ,s9s day. with logwood
and coaee 70 Richard Thacksryyesse TO Cranda Bar.
winds . and thick fog .'' NA'' A0''A " i'''
schr Conservative Ksmp.on Wilmington NC. is days. with
schr Maria Maria Pisrson, Grant, Alexandria
ssSr IRR Cover Iey ns, Philadelphia Bo:son ~
s p % S1 The
iss q; DAY: from Il:
shs las. 4. day: with calm. and thick fog Nay -
sonbrero The sailed from calao March 10, not the 9Th
as before reported.
Passed Through Hell Gate,
BOUND SOUTH.
S.dfS1a to- New xSyE in ballast to Arse Tufts win
R sno% asa Ss days. for New York. vii"
Brig Leighton, Leighton, New Haven for New York. in
Statesman Gates shuee Ns Is days, for New York
xs S'%Ss sB day.
FS aag e Il USn
New ' Yors, WIN lumber 70 Jsd EIye GO; 49, 49,. -
wS Asf s 10 1Tassss TOT
sSSr ou1e aschA' days. for New York. with
schr b Jones, Brown, Machas days, for New York,
wi;e schr Brsnsco%S b Assp Mount Desert days. for
WI days.
New York, with nmber to Chase, Talbot 4 Co. ,o.v.
sehr Gates Robinson, Perry, Ne, for Mott Haven with
schr Joshua Brnsdon, Snow saco for New York, with
Hy CrosEey Nickeson ROckpor Me, for New York,
with ice to Knckerbocker Ice Co.
schr Anna Myrick, Higgins Rockport for New York.
schr Ellen DuAleld aynor, Boston for New York; with
railroad iron to Woodruff Robinson.
Schr Hopkins, Robinson woods Hole for Philadel-
sohr John Dix, EiSkerson, Chatham for New York. with
schr WIN II Dewitt Chase, New Bedford for New York.
ssSr Josn kP s for for New
schr D Foster. ShenIed, stoninston for New York
Schr Fannie Warner Peterson, Mddetown for Philade'
phia.
schr Thos sehmour. Burgess, Bristol for New York.
Schr w Brainard, Dbbe, Portland, Ct for New York.
shr nbeE Monroe Haven New York.
Steamship Neptune, Baker, New York for Boston
Steamship wamsua: Fish, New York for New Bedford.
Bris MianeRaha, M Davis New York s "PH or Pictou
Brig Hannah G, Atkinson, New York for Dorchester
schr John Walker, Davis, Georgetown, Dc Fall River
schr Hine, -, Georgetown DC, for New Haven.
G % oan sae for for fs%
Schr Geo hotchkiss, Racket Philadelphia for Orient
Ras ep or G5
schr Cabinet Stevens; Philadelphia for Gloucester.
Schr Anna Glover, Terry, Philadelphia for Boston,
Schr Decorra, Clark, EiZabethport for Boston.
schr Hunter, Crane, Elzabethport for New Bedford.
Schr Ontario, Barber, Ezabcthport for Providence
Schr Z Hulse Lisle, Ei,zabethp0r tor Providence.
scnr Aida, Knowles Elizabethpor for Providence,
scsr PiersSn Jsrod EIl1abethpor for ssamiord
scbr D sturges, Hu,chings, ALBANY for Salem.
schr Andrew Stewart, Eldridge. Albany for Fall River
sehr Henry Lemael, Jarvis. Ropdout for Paw,ucket.
schr Silver Spray, Horton, Rondout for Providence.
sehr Elm City, Kelly, New ork for Fall River.
schr Laurel naliocx New York Xxx FOR Proydenss
Schr T Goodwin, Waterbury,, New York for Stamford.
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THE NATIONAL GAME.

Irving VS.. Lexington.
These young amateur clubs OF tins city played
game on Tuesday last, OF which the following Is the
The New York herald., 1870-06-12

r1HOMAs r. AGNEW, 26O GREENWICH STREET.,
New York, has reduced the prices of Teas, Cofeos,
Sugars Flour and all kinds Of Groceries. Moasses and Pro-
visions to the gold STANDARD
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A THE JAPANESE CORN FILE REMOVES CoRNs
"A. without pain price rs cents. Sold at all drug and
storee Samples mailed receipt OF prices and trade
supplied by the JAPANESE CORN FILE COMPANY, u
Pine street, New York.
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is | Destination.

DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF JUNE AND JULY.
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SHIPPIN G N E w S.
Almanac for New York -This DAY.
OCEAN STEAMERS

Sun rises. ..... % Moon sets ...morn 3 As
Sun sets. ....... Z 81 High water. morn IL
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A BsoLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM
IN the courts of different States consultation iree also
Notary Public and Commissioner for every state
FREDERICK l. KING, Counsellor atLaw, oo5 broadway.
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CoRNs CURED FOR so CENTS EACH.-BuNIONS
I Bad Nails Tender Feet &C., cured by Dr. RICE, 20s
Broadway corner Fulton Annhator cures corus, bunons
nails, &C.; Soc package
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TINE LIFE SUSTAINING ORGANS.--THE TWO
organs which minister most directly 70 the support OK
the bosy the stomach and liver In ne former me hrss
taks place. under the action OF tnAt
powerful solvent gastric juice Thence the food con-
vered into pulp passes INTO me anJdenum @ w1ee @ A -
liver and fluid generated BY the panereas or sweet
bread of the syste These secreon separate the nutri
ous portion from the rest and Is then taken up oy the
vessels conveyed into the channels oil crcu-
aton in the form Blood while the waste matter
is discharged through the bowels Uniess all these pro-
cesses are duly performed disease of some sort 10 in
eyisable, and the best of all medicinal agents for
preserving restoring the tone and regulating the action OF
the stomach liver and Mhcs
the threefod work Is carried on Is HOSTETTEFS
STOMACH BITTERS Indigestion is generally accompanied
by constipation, and the gentle cathartic operation OF the
Bitters is important OF this kind than its
effect upon the stomach and the hillary gland Beauty
person. well health depends In no small degree upon
the regularity of the excreve functions saow complex
ion thick opaque coarse skin tainted breath rush OK
blood the loss Of memory, headache and extreme
depression the usual accompsniments OF cosve-
ness course of the Biers will inallby relieve and
finally Danish these obnoxious symptoms while nvgorating
the stomach promoting healthy action in the liver This
genial vegetable sonachc and alternative strikes disease
In lis primary the assimatng secreve and cxpu
organs effects consequently thorough
and complete.
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II DADWAY'S READY RELIEF
I CJJpES THE WORST PAINS

II, CURES THE WORST PAINS
IN FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES.
If those who suffering pain-no matter what the
cause NAV be or by what is caed-f external apply
the RADWAY'S READY RELIEF to the part Of the body
20 DROPS DILUTED IN WATER
as a drink Whether Cramps, Spasms, Inflammation, Con.
peston Cholera Chs and Fever the most vioens
excruciating and torturng pains will be stopped
~ IN FROM ONE 10 TW ENTY MINUTES.
PAINFUL ATTACKS WHERE
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF
WILL AFFORD INSTANT EASE
INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS,
INFLAMMATION OF THE BLADDER
A'' CONGESTION OF THE LUNGS.
SORE THROAT, DIFFICULT BREATHING,
PALPITATION OF THE HEART,
MYSTERIES, GROUP, DIPHTHERIA, -
NEURALGIA, RHEUMATISM,
COLD CHILLS, AGUE CHILLS
The application of the READY RELIEF to the part or
parts where pain difficulty exists will afford ease and
comfort. ....,x,n -, ~, ur,
wa" " CRAMPS SPASMS, SOUR STOMACH,
HEARTBURN, SICK HEADACHE,
' ~ DIARRHEA DYSENTERY, COLICs
WIND IN TIE BOWELS,
and ali Internal Pains. -.
Travellers should always carry bottle OF kADWAfS
RELIEF with them. A few drops In water Will prevent
sickness pains from change OF water. - ,uuc,s
1T is BETTER THAN FRENCH BRANDY OK BlTIEhS,
AS A STIMULANT.
Sold by druggists 50 cents bottle
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~ out plates caspsThe teeth are united with gold
frame and build permanently over the roots without ex
cayed teeth stups by filing and building to
Testimonials since 1864. Dr. SIGESMOND Surgeon Dem
list 10 the Womans Hospital, ~ East Union square.
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DADICAL CURE, WITHOUT KNIFE, CAUSrIC on
X, detention from Structure, Fistua Piess
Diseases OF the Pelvic viscera, Diseases and Deormes OK
the Eve Nose, Face and Person. 49,
~ HENRY A. DANIELS NJ. D., la Lexington avenue.
DHEUMATIC AFFECTION-THE MOST INvETERATE
II cured at one Consult DR.. DEFIANT, member or
several medical colleges, ailments incident to blood ana
nerves quickly cured 146 bicecker street.
DICHMOND HILL ESTATE, LONG ISLAND, 80 MIN
IL utes from ferry; high, healthy beautiful, convenient
new Mansard thoroughly built large ots Ior
$4,000 Aiso Lots Villa sites near depot Phoographs
particulars with HAZARD, APIhohr w. ii0
Broadway, corner Pine street, New York.
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Hoboken for Portland sshrs VIM Carroll, James Henry
A NEW w HAVEN VEN June June Arrived Arrived schrs R,cAd H
wSes aulsss Gs%SrGeiUwn, ntwaer no Baltimore
PENSACOLA, May s-Arriysd, barks Tippoo satb (Br'
NH s br9 @ asnG sss BARK
nips Br HGnsGR June Mysp9n pxved bark Kosmo, Ne
s edsn Fas
moSd, ,ssp.Hi ynsaaysa: idsL BesTse. Boston Mary
ss Ds Tpss THa r o sae
brig Ida lr, Harding, kingston Ja schrs Damon, John
sst fin & s%s ssnses
Jones' Griffin, Gardner Below, ship Henry Pelham tBr)'
Cleared Briss Aura OBJ Graham srlsgspor Kirby.
bsas besssa Hale Bailey 'eA' f1'A'F''N Smith,
iiih Arrived schr MARY. Rich, Borden sagua;
from Philadelphia for Antwerp Rate smith Br, from
cv Tsn
M o ssaRs
light for Boston, brig Thos Walter for Aniga. ,.,n
NYork schr Benedict Hgbee Woodbridge NJ tarrved
Cleared -schr H Holway, Bryant. Philadelphia;
sthCleaged brig Earnest (new' of Portland a4s 'ons
RICHMOND june 9, Sailed, schr Annie sOrland, voor
R5CKIAND June z~Arriyed schrs Gentle. Kennedy,
NYork 5h Laconia Hail. and Palias French do 9Th, Her
san FRANCISCO, June 8-Arrved, ships David Hoadey,
Balch Coronel Heos, Buon Port Madison Isaac Jeanes
Iith-Saiied, ship Guiding STAR Emery, Hong Kong.
SATILLA MILLS, Ga, June 4ln port brig Monica, Lib
by, for Surinam ready for sea- 80 . .
Sailed 4h, schr Holt, Holt Portland, with $1,000 feet
SAVANNAH June ll-Arrved, steamship Cleopatra, New
York; brig Selma Richmond. -
Cleared-Steamshps San Jacino, and Huntsville NYork;
brig Julia Z Arey, Porto Rico
SALEM, June 7-Arrived, schr Nightingale, Beebe, Rich
Ef WfLSISdToN, NC, June 7Arrved, brig Ceres tNG,,
Soeken, Baltimore: .
lOth-Arriyed, steamship Wm Clyde, NYork.
Cleared-Seamship FL Cid, EYork.
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The great attraction of the times.

Linens Cretonnes, Chintzes Swiss Lace and Nottingham,
Curtains, at cost for 20 days.
Window Shades and Upholstered Goods
of every description. -
JOSiAS TAYLER 4 Co,
= Rraad aduov
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-08
ENFORCING THE AMENDMENT.

- #
The fifteenth Amendment confers
upon Congress the power to enforce Its
provisions, and a bill for that purpose
Is now under consideration. The pro-
visions Of the Act, condensed, are as
follows: The first section makes it the
duty Of the Secretary Of the Interior
to appoint, or cause to be appointed,
three Commissioners for each election
district Of the several Congressional
Districts of the United States, to ell
force the provisions of the Fifteenth
Amendment to the Constitution. The
said Commissioners for such purposes
shall have the sole right to decide upon
the qualifications Of all voters who
shall offer to vote for members OF
Congress, or electors for President and
Vice President, and the exclusive au-
thority to receive the ballots cast at
any such election. This Is the cardinal
point of the plan. The other sections
simply amplify this, and carry it out
in detail. The principal provision is
the authority conferred upon the
United States Marshals to call for
military aid whenever necessary, and
the kindred order to the Secretary OF
War to $50 station the troops of the
United States, Immediately preceding
any election herein provided for, at
convenient points adjacent TO the prin-
cipal polling places Of the several
Congressional Districts, and in the
principal cities a commanding force Of
such troops shall be encamped in the
parks or other suitable places Of such
cities, at and preceding any election
as aforesaid" The plain English Of
this is, of course, that the polling
places at national elections shall be
under national control. We are in.
clined to the opinion that this bill is
somewhat injudicious, and calculated
to do more harm than good. After
the Fifteenth Amendment has been
officially declared adopted, we believe
all parties will accept it, and go
actively to work to win the new voters
to their respective ranks, so that there
will really be no necessity for the pro.
posed reinforcing BILL"
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~On0zyAvcE no. ~.
i..Gt IL fAnrt..iL. S.a.rnr 2 MIN. 1.

An OrGinnucn sTociGirS for iic
arrest Of Certain s:1;rHy Entms IS.
THE BOARD Or TRUSTEES or TIL.
iowa OF Gold I'LL do ordGin as follows:
Section I. The Marshal, md al Policemen
under his direction. shall! aFFcst and take into
custody all crats found yaegaat within the in.
corporate limits Of the town of Gold Illl, and
confnc thom in some secure place TO be pro-
vlded by him AZ the cost Of the town. They
may ALSO be taken up,hy any other person. who
shall commit them 30 the CustOdy O' the Marshal
or any Policeman OF Tie town OF Gold liil,
SEC. 2. The Marshal siall keep n rue mad
faithful record OF the number AVID description Of
nj, goats taken or brought into his Ii,ioGy. aud
tho date and nianncs OF ihelr disposal; aud he
shall also keep consyicl.Ul,sS posted at the en-.
trance Of the yard. barn, stable, OF place where
the said goats are secured. as provided In Sec.
ton J Of this Ordinance, a !l,t OF all sGdh goats
therein detained. ,
SIC. .. AL such goats taken into cas.ody IN.
dor the provisions OF this Ordinance, II not re-
claimed within trc dogs Thereafter. shsii be cd.
rertigcd IN u newspaper pub!ishcd In ihc town
ot Gold liill, for tSso days. aGd after such ndycr-
tiscmeEt the Marshal MAJ sell or destroy, IL
found worthless, all fuch goats not reclaimed.
Sac. !. The Marshal shall provide Eocetsary
subsistence for all sGc!, goat. while IN Bis Gus
tody, The ownGr OF any arch goat or goats
taken mp and kept In custody by the Marshal.
MAJ at ANY tue, before the sale or other dlspO-
sition thereof, rcleem the same. hy paying 10 Tic
Marshal his proper fees and ciIaTGcs or l;ccglng.
together with the costa ~ advertising as herein
provided. If no. so redeemed tho Marshal may
sell and dispose Of such goat or COsts'aftcr af-
vcriiscment, aud out o! iha proceed. from such
sale. after payment OF the costs Of advertising.
retain the fees and charges herein authorized.
and pay he balance remainia: In his bands into
the town Treasury. Tor tie nsc OF the ownOfs Of
said goats. II claimed Within three months.
SEC. 9. Tho charges lpoiI such costs shall be
as fellows; For each coat, ff,y coats pcr 10y ior
keeping. aud one dollar AID fly cents Tor ar.
resting and driving.
SEQ 4. T'his Ordinance shall take cGect and
DO In force from and after the i5i!l dsy oi March,
4. d. 1871.
wN. D. C. GIBSON,
President Board Of Trustees.
VIZ. HY DoASE. Clerk.
Gold Hill, March g, $50. mhatf