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Tho Polics Consts,

S0E1u SIDE C0CET-
On Sunday night notorious cyprian, a. ugly ~
hedcr-teuce, nAuleI Asg King, entteed BLOOM
ugton man. or m equtvpcal taste. named Bur
aa1I keller, into her dtu on JscSsau st1ett, and,
ullng his stay, ook occasion to rob him OF 9l5.
yesterday morning che WIS arEnigatd before the
:tnlice Court, tn.iAiel for trial In bail OF @3N.
Ann RYAN, another dcsn0ra1lxed member OF
1T fair sex, WAS aIralguei and held for tt.al IN
301, up the charge Ut Stealing q quantity "
q, .olhing from tue residence of Nr. E1i1lsn.
William SontAQ, fa1thfcss hus01nd ANIL un-
.tDrthy father, after abusing his family, sought
lie presence vi company OF lcwl WOMEN on
LrtsHoid street When arrested be fought despcr-
u.cit. He WIS nnesi stD .-.
james Crogan, Will!sm DeLane. and George
Cttspiue, sagrants were nncd tsO ehcn-
An old WOMAN named Ann O'LEa1y. while pass
ing aluug Clark strict, on Sunday, picked up
y xllrt containing &G4 accidentally dropped hr one
Mrs. Onca. She sectrtett the money about her
crxnn, aud on being charged with having the
sanle denied It An arrest followed When con-
incd in cell, she nnalIy acknowledged 10 tae
..nnti, J" and told where the money WIS SecffteA
! Yesterday morning she was oucd aaa
-NMafy Williams, woman with ucctIcd ia-
/ tnatt0p for WAT, WAC incl SO for leA1lng foc.
mn 1Cnt IN the t.ratch" on Sunday.
-Jghn Tor,sal vas incl 80 for vag1ahcy-
wEs1 stpk COCRf.
4 party Of thirteen meu AMI boys we're ar
s1.gnt4l beforc Justice Moore, Yesterday morninK,
. v bsthnG IN pond near the Intersection OF chi
.Ago and Western avenues Each tespasseF was
Gned SIS,
lure within the city limits.
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t!Ir ft1nonsuauce De nie1. WAS concoE[Ea IN.
The tcrotts Of the Committees on streets Anu
Ailets Of the three divisions adverse TO N otef
u ttrcct srr!nlling wns aHcn ur aud coneurFsd
The rrort Of the Committee on Licenses and
1pltct relative 10 granting l1c.nses to slaugateE-
iouaes packing houses, Ac. referring the matter
he he 1eport @ Of the Committee On Wna.ves md
sasn tssct and the North Lssalie atrevl property,
'ecomu ending The appointment OF tn1ee ap-
nc Communication Of the Corporation Counsel
+. q the question OF the ability Of tie Council 20
4iake the street rallsoad companies take ont H.
| enses fer their ca1I VIE thken up
| Aid Holden moved that the Fofpofanon
ountei he instructed 70 axe s1cn asaon Is woa!o
laced them b. commencing suit against the COM
AnitA
After long dehatc the resolution a. offered bv
..idermau Holden VAS ruled out Of order, and the
LOTS FOR F1Kx pEFAETNKN1.
cmmi,;xe Oh pire and Water recommending the
u1chaec OF certain lots for the nsc aepal.mSsnt
nd ne .avsEststns tor n.as p, the Comptroller
FCBIlc AAKkEf.
The report Of the special committee 70 WHOM
s nnTee' en s SoeE ao g SOUTH sde .ddon
, t1endlne tha, the stonc yssda there be senaoVec
Aid Campbell motcd that when tie Eounc4 se
r ! o1lrn IL rc to meet on Wednesday evening.
The motion WAS ngrted to-
SCHOOL LOT.
t1orton to Instruct the Comptroller to pofehA.
| he schoo! lot 1t the corner Of kooey and secou
streess IVES debated for eo1ne time, and was ios1
tr1N 5: Ea.SsL
Z | .r,jip1nre for lt cprner Of lincoln and fou1s
streets WIS referred to The Ccf4 for engfpsamen
DkAHA1RS SCHOOL LOT.
| The Committee on Wharves and Public Gf1un1
r. 70 whom was referred the proposition Q! Wig
:. 4 Ty1Teil 70 lease the Dearborn sthool lots sn
u n,i1iett the following. which was ND over:
q J1Hnrnrp That Naueel TAlnott J. X Rotdatn, u
T. / l. Rurusry br, snd hc1thy. appoantrd
IN ~ .rrrs,e the DvaFforu tcbrcl lot ~ A!fo tne 2
n. n.1t Il and Aa}cntna & nran ths ess nsnfa N
tit1 thr ~ bnea lets benk 199 teet tFont on
son s4rrtt Is 1nl deep 3o4oHt A4ey upon &osa
{uYpisrrd to the Comptroller. &c y At
thr Atsoy yrdtsezibeta really E1eeGtlnkt u
,.sfien rrfatped for the use os tt tife
Wrxht TvrTrll for term c! t"e1V SeA{H -, =,
,rrtsa Of pr crnt uren fef xs.as. - =
ir MIN ri tear- ard new ArprsasAt etes. atS
.. The FtYc Department wants nc nottS =, ~ t2.I
Of The tc-foot lot with m entrance wJ NM M
H' fert On the west side Of thar !oi. ~ ~ ~ -.
street The n.1t and second stories a5f ~ "
IS; cupie.l by The FIRE Derastment anM t1s 7his
n iof any purpose the Council MAY d!fec. in.n IN
III IS east of that occupied At preseus ny lae seo
-. On motion, the Council adjourned.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

pr. +. Felix Gournud's 0E!cntAl
Gram. or Magical BeauuncE.-ThA popular c1'*-
rIe1tc has long malnralned uh!lty one xearS
high and prominent place 10 pnh!lc e:amaeyn: N:
anf IN fash1enat,;e lat,5es noutors not alune Iof
is extraordinary beauufyiuE Effects on shr @ sSn
an8i cn;nrr 1iOn, REMOVING tau, fsccklcs, sa!oH.
nus etc, ou. also the Innocence and purity VI It's
ingredients 49,,
aided hE inna;ed A1vertisemcnts, Or Il nc era
tuyc Of paidfor pnGs; 1t stands pn 10 tnefH Mo1s
arJ with Intelligent rurc hasefB II Is sousht Atel N
ptrferrnce 10 the host Of cheap aud Vue p1epafh-
lions noodlng the marx -
nr. Goursud Is datly u receipts Of d.n9Sts.s , OF
,lers from distant parts relating that iaoy Ies'
,iepta in their localities and especially iaes 81.
.,rtnc. Who have uscd the t1uc!e. Aua VINO haVe
,ecommrnded II from one to another. imp'o!lne
which ;hcv AZ ultimately OBLIGED - do
its well-estAnl!shtsl fact that NE cnrHssS ~,
manf druggists prompts them 10 fecomheAu Nv Nv
article TO laiica not from It's Intrinsic Ef'od quau
:iss but from 1hc lasgrr psnots 70 hs nhte on ~
sa,e. d, G. concrdes rn&t his margins a1e aos =
;ar,-r as m.ny merchants allow, nor docs ne in-
tend tnev shall be. A rrly valuable eosmenc
sncn II iae Oriental Creamt VII be prtzst ana ny
tlIes WI hare II even II oaA!sd to onler I Gse
frur1 DIT. G.. 1t lis only depos IN Se" AoAr
Bond street, New or
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DuPREK L. BENEDlCT'S
Gigantic MinstreIs.


Lat week ef the sr..ou. AN IMMENSE FAFsE-
WILL BILL. Euk1seux Mt Of tho favoEtte
REYNOLDS HKoM1IEix,Ss.:- ,s
The famous sopf and dance Artste. MH. HAM COLE.
The ORIGINAL Aalcai n,okr. u AIRY CAESLAS.
Monday and Tuesday. lass performances ot the esAnos
{ul L&uri ractotnItpt.
L O It.
"Wednesday. Int. 81, enu!e ehanke of prosra'nm"
double ILL.,
Friday. July - cnttsr change Ct rroz1an,nae, BENZ
ERIy6t s. MaTiEEE " EpSESDAY
, 1870-07-19
nv GRGRB T. mEEER,
~ re Err,4k Clark II

WEDNESDAY. NpRMIEG. JsiE 2 atS4 e.essss. w.
us-a.T EeraaaSkys4 FGH3iftkE. HItxse1 tASfesS1
T. sise CndefgliIt1, D1sNet1t and Kettoaa,
, 1870-07-19
1-.eclreA E.renchme ens

o-.rue OF ShspyTrecked kfenenen
aenos Joy 1s7ne ssht E.saesmsp6 stqs :, 1ss .se
So s,.7 .9q 1ese ssonsns eead
liz. tae19 Tsien vessel sprung leak and W. s0sao'a'
! I'd.
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NtNrllAneost s-

The Building Committee Of = -: sa2sr.
ounty Clerks once: 4 bin Of ~. no.. LIZ LsH
< Son. for work on the new roof a. e3st *.nG
# the ConE House. Was o9derr: ps!d Tns IN snm
ss.g:ss7 waa ordered paid 70 Acheen ~ heav; y.
N fun for stone sidewalks contracted by tncm oa
s,1ret4 around the Court House. The matter 81
! aytne the Court House yard ~as deferred III tae
Tie Boafd Of Public works hare ixsne.i or
,.trs to commence the work Of pumping the river
e Bridgeport at once In accordknee With thett
instructions The pumping worfs wtN oe set esn.nEt
,,,daT, and Inc state ot the nvcz may be expected
10 improve. ,,,.,. ,,o.,e
containing full particulars OF amateur paEs1,hs,
1ainters. eti,ors, and authors OF Amenea, W VIII 3
itcrrnnhtcsl sketches, ind 4 nnc cur OF Aen
I,rtce Is cents Hutchinson forseL. ~ 1"a: =
Wabash avenue Chicago II too ~oolo 'e7ta -
afnnt no{s' pare1s, send for copy. -..
1Nary LeEete, fallen wotuan waite iasoAscaa -.
I'd On Sunday night saw her renectaon 70 pau,
- utass- III the store No. ~ Sl&te sseEt ~.
f,rthTith struck 1t t. Result: No nEnt o. - p
.,naahetI, and Aars's arm and asno 'aee'"'ee 'e'
| rbly: .r<c,e occurred IN
ln.ber shon on washington street. 0npoas1 -
| tou1t House, between reE1o and Malte
| Ih- latter heA bottle broken oSef us aeA .
krrests Ne1c made. .o.,ar1 1
- rnxn named Andrew johnson, fesa,nS =
80. us North Market ttreef, WAs ennSuusA, =, y
| tnlcAgn avenue, near The bridge, ye8terIAy Afs IL
| ttou- He Maa tAken home and received mea1e'
.ileunon- II b thought he will die,
, 1870-07-19
MARRIED..

Paper Hanging and Eindow ss
s1nsnes stF. 8. ksbJ1. 81 Randolph-st
, 1870-07-19

Aues!ou, AcARRIAGEs. deshle .na Ef2EtE. ~: 9
saa II H4nSks i e So aanafi Z. Tais
TnRyJEE ..o aVeinrE RexpI1F talae IueedA1s 1o1
F.5tne.A ASo ~ " q J. b. EHANHEH3+ Arxtenee1.
, 1870-07-19

We arr indebted to Mr.. Augustus :. Campbell,
peputy United States Marshal, for the following
figures, showing the population Of the Second and
uuHcenth y Asus, as returned By the census
, 1870-07-19

SsERAScE-aN TRIAL.
Ezekiel Morrison =. Ine republic Hnsuranca
Company, OF Chicago. Assumpstt. On tral 10
recover suui 3.Uho) insurance upon the pro-
,.sler Omar P.sha, which WIS someume sncc
uesttoyett wte In dock. The defence Is fraud ny
onceainent IN obtaining the policy and loss u
lie vessel BY 1esEgt-
ATTAEHAESI.
The Boston aud Mertden COMPANY Y. Charles
u. ulmern. Assu1nptlt. with attachment In all,
tbs attachment Issuing as ag.lnst a debtor, con-
realng himself from the setTlcc OF process The
,dehie.lntss Is htaied at q, a,os1as, evidenced oy
Elu OF exchange.
JUDGMENT,
Arthur 4. Hobart =. John Sorrott By COMES
tou lot 81 ,GsA.
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A l,oy named Thomas Allen, le yealH Of aRS, son
of Peter t. Allen who resides at No. - Fay street,
y a. drowned in the North Branch, Yesterday
/, rcDoon. With conc other 1at1s be went Into
lalhc at the foot Of LessluQ street, au going be-
,oru his depth, ans being unable to swim. sanE
is.fnre assistance could t'e rendered hitu- The
lady hsd not been recovered up to O'clock last
evening. Diligeut seatrh Is being made for II
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~-s-<~-><~s~~~---~~~>~-~-"
u.puGAS-Athts hts se4i4enee. ". - SaHth C8aton
x.rrt Ccypfara AAztxAa 17esan y sns y r. ~ y
5s Hsfi 4 d a'3ack !. n. July - 1s:e.
anFS-Iuiy Is Anne Aaea, The vile ef John Ades'
Aee6 . JtA1A asa ro erp., hee lase resideaee
aT5rfns5s Enssf.ts9 ~ md Ohio pa2eu ssesss ep.J.
, 1870-07-19

cod LITER O{l.-HAxarI i Eas*eus Cod
,ver O1i il the besc-idp<7ts+tEseN.
, 1870-07-19

RRowS-coOk-In Alw.afee. Nh Jay r. o
Y 4!I H Il Brcwn and LndnA. only ds9ehtss et MI
49,, 49,, Eroe III pf Chicago. IL Su tasaA
, 1870-07-19

A"<sfVs3 V@ssSs3 H*0174&FSs*1@S
BKtcKwEIl. Ont, July 1s-Tne TWO convica
Klnsstao Tcnttenuery sofne time ago, tkVe beto
slie6ted hese end fodgsd In AL
, 1870-07-19

cu,nneous diseases cured b5 nslnH
Juniper Tar Soap, mstie By CasEe4i' HA<A'a j s>-'
New f01f-
, 1870-07-19

VAST Quauttttcs OF IxoTI De1.mse%s ,1.t,m,s n
los, every yeA,, siuply because The ps.aes coa g
cer1ed either forget OF do not aFPsesa1 ~ .a
,stt SaIedont, duly apphed. tenasss LIE oe-''a1
suostancr psoot against decay
, 1870-07-19

Joseph Meeker, Ei1. an old resident OF Chicago,
mv, with serious accident yester1tay, which VIII
cuunpe hin TO bis led for some ane. While
standing near the stairs leading 70 the cellar ol
lis rral,lencr, corner Of Prairie arcnuc and
Twenty sixth street, he slipped and fell " the
bottom. When picked up T was found tnat als
Itfy ler wus broken below the knee A physician
wes sent for, and set the broken limb. anu Nj.
Necger was dong well last evening.
, 1870-07-19

Accidents win occnr even IN toe
bestttsu.a.rl families, and spalctos Hiue Anoo'a
lie kept handy.
, 1870-07-19

Chicago Cancer Instt1n1e. 2is Wet
Ns,t,son sfrret-Nn chs1Er unu currd- when
tItated at the INSTITUTE. Tns new painless sa!e;
at1s Ino.jesate charges, and rapid. certain crIeA
1rats this desirable asylum for rte insaid; IT.
Ercrson, kuTReou IN charge, relels 10 emtnsn
nrnftssorx and members Of tne profession through
IN, me rniic,l Sta!es Pamphlets sent fEec
, 1870-07-19

The church and Sabbath School OF the Fullerton
Avenue Presbyterian Church Will hare picnic At
Evanston on Wednesday next The parry VIII 90
"a one Of Gopdrtchs nne steamers, leaving the
deck 1t l. N. Tickets, a0c-
The NTH annual excursion and picnic oi the
Tabernacle Sunday School will be held At Lombard
Grove, twenty miles fnom Chicago, on the GAaenA
Road, ~ WEDNESDAY. Train will leave the cor
ner OF MORGAN and kinxle STREETS II 8 30 l. IN.
--Osc1heateh CticARuAnE VITO destre utuf
fresh country ali coupled with tnlnsement during
the week sl,.lIki not forget the Odd Felo VS. pic
nic. II \. Jugs Grnye, biae Island. on Tan1soa!.
Irerr vii, t,e muuln base bali match, between
tue members Of two r1vRl Io.ges, excellent n1paic.
End other good things on tue ground
, 1870-07-19

About O'Clock yestettlar afternoon, Fritz Gro
srI saboyef rtnrlottao On the h1tldlnx erecupX on
The corner OF Madison and C1ark ssretA Was oref-
s.Ine by the heat and became tusenab1e. He WA
{akcp to the once Of Dr. II. r Smith, Ia the Nor
,aon building, and that gentleman worked three
Lpurn bcEorc Groscr awakened. Wncu stricken
,s,.wu nr WAS winding wtndtasH and during MS
rpcouscious state motlcned with his hand Just as
il he Vas II work. When he opened Ills eyea he
appeared frightened, and very s1on after gave sv-
..ience4 Of insanity. He grew worse very rapidly,
nd In i short time was crfectly Wild. a friend
accompanied him 70 his home On MAE street. neAr
..lxteenth. Groeer has been In this country but
/ eek. and obtaineL work On the hutldtnr mcn-
:onetl on Saturday. II Ii veE5 doubtful II he re-
| .asers.
| Mr. He1foos, Of the rT11 Of Herfoot + NAY,
| commission merchants, No. ls9 West Lake street.
! r.te overcome By he heat at Randolph atrcet
| ridge, yestertAy afternoon, and taken home ne
I Ntll probably survive,
, 1870-07-19

DAILY.EXCURSIONS on THE LAKE
BY the rte amer SARAH VAN Fps, from .auth md cat
SATURDAY .ad sunday atss5aoena A. Nof H:de PIX:
Saturday aud Sunday e.snin4t with Tedsscods band
Eare 50 FrN,
, 1870-07-19
EDUCATIONAL

EUuCAT1UNALs
DYHRENFURTH COLLEGE.
The Boys and Girls Departments are open. As us1al
for two huurs daily duTlnx July and AEEust SrW
e1crx tF1{nr enter their respective clsfss IN Sep
trntb<r- y itlaut r1tt4 efAiKe. ,..-
BUSINESS COLLEGE open throuEhost hc year.
4sApLEwOnp INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG La.
III dies Iitts1irM, AAA-loas establlehed and rrps-
nrol.; s1licn atp nInu its uaf1ralld Advantages
and Intasrstr chaIyfa REV. Q. V. SPEAR, Ptin.
, 1870-07-19

Sudden Ueath.
4 German uAmei Zachast1h Setstrou. while Al
,rslne suduepty Ill aud waA seut TO his home,
NJ. as1 twenty fourth street. This wxs u >
,,'cioct. 1hrre hours Sfterwafu ne VAS deaa-
.s.plte the efforts made to save bis life by phys
Inn. 1t IN thought heat5 disease ~zs the cause
Is ,seatn. He wbs 81 years of age, and leaves
wife and four children The Coroner was noslueo-
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-08-03
Wit and HumOr.

WHY are types like criminals? Because
it amt proper to lock them up without
proof
YOUNG LADY in the rural districts likes
Mr.. Chromo's picture about as well as any
body's.
A CINCINNATI paper says Louisville has
run down, and Louisville journal replies
that Cincinnati has gone up.
Is IT FACT that a statue diminishes in
size when exposed to a shower of rain !?
Yes, 1t instantly becomes d statue-wet.
A CoUNTRYMAN, who attended race, said
he didn't see why the sportsmen should be
so particular to a quarter Of a second about
the END of it, when they kept the public
waiting half an hour for the beginning.
VERY domestic and devoted wife says
she cares more for her eccentric husband S
income than she does for his out go.
IT Is now stated that General Hindman,
OF Arkansas, was assassinated by the hus-
band OF lady whose reputation and hap
piness he had destroyed.
'BILL, said Bob, ':why is that tree call
ed weeping willow?" '''Cause one of the
sneaking, plaguey things grew near the
schoolhouse, and supplied the master with
switches"
The wheelbarrow, for simplicity of con.
struetion, strength, courage, and general
moral excellence, is the superior of the We.
| loclpede, and ought to be encouraged.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-08-03
Duration OF the H.!So european Wars
From the New York Courier.

Duration OF the E.Iiy .Eur0peam Wars.
From the New York Courier
Ia the Crimean war of 1885, Turkey
declared war against Russia, October 5,
1858. Russia declared war against Turkey
November l. France and England declared
] war against Russia, March 27-28, 1854
The battle of Alma was fought September
10; battle of Balakla-a, October %: battle
/ OF Inkerman, November 5. Sardinia Join
ed the allies January 26, 1856. The Maia-
koH was taken by the French September 8.
/ Sweden joined the allies November 21: and
hostllltles were suspended November 29.
1856. The war between the Western DOW,
ers and Russia lasted two years, lacking
one month.
The italian war OF 1859 was begun by
the rejection of the Austrian ultimatum by
Sardinia, April 25. The Austrians crossed
the Ticino, April 27. The French entered
Genoa, May 3; the battle of Montebello
was fought May 20; the battle of Magenta.
May 80. 81; and battle of Solferno, June
"a. The peace of Villa Franea was signed
July II. Hostihties were active but ten
weeks
The Schleswig- -Holstein war of 1854 be-
gan by bhe invasion of Schleswig by the
Prussians, Feb. l. The Prussians took
OupPeis april 10, ana AISen, July y. Treaty
OF peace between Denmark and Germany
signed at Vienna, October 3. Actual hos
tlhtles covered space of twenty-five
weeks.
The German-I Italian war of 1866 was be-
gun by Prussia, June A. Italy declared
var against Austria June 40. The battle of
Custoza was fought June "a, and the battle
of Sadowa July 3. The treaty of peace be-
tween Prussia and Austria was signed at
Prague August %, and between Austria
and Italy at Vienna October 4. Actual hos
tilities between the beIligerents lasted only
five weeks.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-08-03
A Thrilling Scene,.

A French paper relates thrilling scene
which lately occurred in Partisan Marie,
A couple presented themselves to be mar
ried, the bride about eighteen years of age,
and possessed of considerable attractions;
the bridegroom an extremely small man,
aged forty-fve. When the ceremony was
concluded the door of the hall was burst
open, and woman of gigantic statue, &C
cOmpanied by thin damsel of fiftet n, burst
into the room and elbowed her way through
the semicircle of guests. Wretch, scoun.
| drel, thief! p she cried, addressing the hus-
band, who turned as white as sheet;
| ''this is how you leave me in the Iurch, who
have sighed fifteen years for the day when
[ might call myself your wifeP' Saying this
she seized the unhappy man by the collar and
Jerked him up under her left arm as though
he were slouch hat, taking no notice of his
struggles. She addressed the mayor in a
voice of thunder. "Do l arrive too late ?
The marriage has taken place, replied the
mayor, ''and Irequest you to release M. Au-
gustin, and to retire" ''Not," said the
giantess, frantically raising him in the air,
and whirled him round her head. 'Re-
peat what you have said," she shrieked
'this child who is like you as one pea is
to anotker-is it yours or not p n. Au-
SuSllu uIu uOG OpoA LIS uOuths Ills exc
cutioner then seized his nose with her lett
hand and wrrng it violently. About this
time two of the guests, moved by the en-
treaties of the bride, attempted to inter
fere, but the enraged woman, using the
bridegroom as a weapon, and brand
ishing him at arms length, charged
her opponents with such fury that she
put them speedily to flight. ''Call the po-
lice, cried the mayor. ''You need not
give yourself the trouble" coarsely ejacu-
lated the giantess; 81 will let go the rascal
of nay own accord. Here, my beauty, u
adressing the bride, ''is your little bit of
man. / have not broken him. We have
no fur her business here. Follow me,
Baptistine," and so saying she flung down
her victim at the feet of two agents of po-
lice, who at that moment appeared at the
door 81 CO." she added, ''but let him
ever appear before me on his wifes arm,
and will take him between my thumb and
forefnger and make but one mouthfuI OF
him." This little incident cast quite q
gloom over the assembled guests, and no
one dared even to pick the fainting bride
groom from the floor until the last echo OF
the heavy footsteps of the injured fair one
had died away in the distance, when they
assisted him to his feet, and in solemn
silence took their departure.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-08-03
Magazines for August.


The ATLANTIC MONTHLY is good number
as may be seen from the following table OF
contents Joseph and his Friend, part Will,
Bayard Taylor; The English Governess at the
Siamese Court, part ~, from the notes OF a
Governess in the Royal Family of Siam; The
Burden of the Day,a poem, by Rayard Taylor;
OldtoWn FIreside Stories, Mis- Rlderkin's
Pitcher, Harriet Beecher Stowe; 4 Virginian
III New England Thirty-five Years Ago, James
Russell Lowell; The French Claims, E. II.
Derby; Dorothy III the Garret, poem, by J.
t. Trowbridge; The Grand Traverse Region
OF Michigan, Ii. W. s. Cleveland; Mr.. Hard
hack on the Sensational Literature and Life;
Color-Blindness; Halfway, Story in Three
Chapters, G.. s. Barrow; Kentucklan's
Share in the Coup dEtat, Sydney Hyde; A
Days Pleasure, IL, The Afternoon, W. D.
Howells; Ode, read at the Festival celebrating
the Birthday of Margaret Fuller Os5oh q.
T. Cranch; Some Memories of Charles Dick
ems; Reviews and Literary Notes. Fields
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GoDEY's MAGAZINE. Among the embelish.
ments of this number are engravings entitled
Going Home" and sThe Leisure Hour
The fashion plates and the work departments
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OUR YOUNG Folks contains another INSTALL
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at Newport" a scene at watering place;
'Odaisque," female slave of the Orient:
"A View of Constantinople and Pera, ''Little
Neil and Her Grandfather" Morning Calls"
Virginia Drowned" a copy of picture;
on the farm; Likeness of the Due du Gram
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