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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-07-14
Live 7 and Sale Stable,
AT
c H i TON, WIS CON SIN

> H ~ .ersigned respectfully informs the
public that he has established Livery
ana Sale Stable At This place and hopes, by
strict attention - business TO merit the public
patronage. lie will furnish fast teams and
comfortable convey aHces. and will keep horses,
carriages, wagons and slcighs for sale Par
ties from Fond du Lac or Manirowcc. who wish
fast and fresh teams, upon their arrival here,
to convey them to either Of the above points.
viii be furnished on reasonable terms
JOHN II. DOYLE
Clifton, Wis, Dec. 18TH 1868. o3-tf
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- Mr.. BINGHAa was on Monday very en-
phatic in his declarations that the condi-
tons attached to the Virginia bin amounted
to nothing He had declared, and would
again declare, that it was not in the, pro
vince of the Congress of the United States
to impose conditions such as those contem-
plated in this bill, and which could not. be
enforced, and we're not applicable to all the
States in this Union alike; and in this ne
was sustained by the present Attorney
General of the United States, who contends
that condition upon one State that is not
obligatory upon all is void. # he thought
that Virginia, after she was admitted, would
be compelled to submit to any restrictions
that might not be enforced upon Ohio, Mas
sachusetts, or Pennsylvania, he would neve,
vote for this bill. ,
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a
. DEATH OF HENRY PLAclDE.-The well
known and pepularcomed HENRY PA
eide died on Sunday last at Babylon, Long
Island; aged, probably, near eighty years.
He was amongst the best known of actors
Of, the past generation who visited this city.
Richmond was the fayorite stage of his
early days, and some of his brightest Ap-
iTels we're won in this city. He had ever 10
coterie Of warm friends amongst the most
refined and intelligent Of our people :;
and the name of ePLAClDE was sure glIar-
antee Of . full and appreciative house.
His style was refined and natural-neVer
marred BY, excess or overwhelming. He was
the most: gentlemanly s genteel comedian. . ;
we have eyer had--the finest Sir PETER
TEAzLE, for instances thas lever eap-
peared on our stage. In the latest
scenes of thigz career che con6ned him.
self to-sseold at:innisns LtGiskFDFiTHsR
;WHITrEHElp, :: Etc., He was born n mn New
|0rleans, and VAS The. eldest Of q family Of
distinguished actors, ilisluding both Ese1es.
His brother Toaa was ONLY 2 little less dis
til tiineeuriisshef than lie swaas.a Personally, be
had many. virtues, and was an 7; lligsnt,
good hearted, sand lgenisl gentlesnan .e.He
has frisnds throughout the country who
will. feel 1 q sentiment Of sincere regret Il
hear Of his death. His example Dc u
is,aasss ada atssssst ssssr II i srsss lsss =
ahs sssgs; -. 80
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The new Constitution, now in force, pro
vidcs that every resolution requiring Tho
"agsent of both branches Of the Genera
" Assembly shall, before it becomes law
s:be presented to the Governor" who may
approve or disapprove it,, 1t is said thai
the resolution passed by the two Houses a
the late session fixing time for the re
assembling Of the Legislature was not pre-
sented to the Governor. But this is no
material, since the Constitution empower
the Governor to convene the Legislator
"when in his opinion the interest OF tn
g Commonwealth may require it, In
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mr. ABODY AND MIND DISEASE

; an1r 4 BODY AND MIND DISEASE
such IS dyspepsia The stomach and the braan
are too Intimately allied for the one tosuer with
out the other SO that dyspepsfa and despondenfy-
are If separable;3 1t may beadded too, that frri-
tatton of the stomach Is almost invariably accom-
panied by irritationof the tcinper.. GtsIutoaE
The tnvigorating and 4tranqn5llizing operation
Of sTTosTETTER's BITTERS Is most powerfully
yeIoped I'M cases Of indigestion. The first eject
OF this agreeable tonic, - comforting and sncon-
raging. "A mild glow peryades the system, the
chronic une asfness In the region or the stomachs
lessened and the nervous, restiessness which cha
racterizes the disease Is abated. This improve
ment is not transient. It rs not succeeded by the
return of the old symptoms with superadGed force,
as Is ALWAYS the case when unmedi Gated stmulantS
Arc given or che complaint. Each dose seems to
innnrf aspermanent accession of healthfui fnyt-
eoration But; this IS not ALL. The aperient and
anti-bf1ious properties Of the preparation are
scarcel ysecondary In Importance to its tonic vtr-
tues. II there is m overflow Of bile thesecretion
Is soon brought within proper limits, and ifthe
hillary organ Isl inert and torpid Is toned ana
regulated. The effect upon the dfschargtDg organs
IS equally salutary, and IN cases Of constipation
the cntlartic action Is just sufficient to produce
the desired result gradually and without pain.
from the surface which Is particularly desirable
at this season. when sudden spells Of raw, un-
pleasant weather apt to check the natural per-
SEPARATION and produce congestion or the liver,
coughs and colds The best sGfsgnGrd, against
all diseases Is bodily uigoT, and this the great
p: go t;3f iGTIs3;Z 81 il 2I-deod&w
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~ nIEu..

Esgwnosa5Ayl add D1ENssasess a:a 81
rat the deace,o her noshessefi E 1919
f3eioyed wire of john &. Flynn -
sHus yuneraf win tsta place from mic, hS
church at3 o'clock January =
Ie W rani I'D al Torf papers please cory
III. s,t ~: On i tie s Jsaaaf asssr In
y mi Of sw 5isSIths JOEY 81
eldest sen Off, esnd susaaJ Moore, IN saeswen@
snTah Sea Wasi hs &C., snd Baltimore
please copy. .!ss;t .a+St't
ION s,st JANUARY ls7o, In Goochland nounty, at
residence q hsS ,bf9thhgef % aret Itssay
So...us, a,sasa 80 - IA K sd ID Bs5*
ION Mnndas. Jannary ies, $780, OF paralysis Mfr.
.OTIENTIN RIlAIN, arr alive OF ScoAandf IN tns
year ,s 81 hS ase' from rs-
aanos, acnrner, ofI6igi and Eenney streetATat 3
oseInck TH1S nv ednesday1 AFTERNOON Ine g
sfsfendsE6f inc fanf'y are invited To attend.
=
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Tho State Rank of Virginia.

The subscription books to The stock OF
this bank are open at the Office, Of Messrs.
R. II. MAURY & Co., where On officer of the
bank is IN attendance through the day. The
business of the city is interested in having
the institution put at once in full operation,
for which nothing is needed but that the
necessary capital b subscribed. Liberal
subscriptions have been already made
Prompt action among the friends of the
enterprise viii insure immediate success.
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ypa Our Washington correspond lent calls at:
- sention to 8 suggestionsof Mr.. FAaNs.
gc Iss,as oleerniag the cot for the reid
mission of Virginia to representation
which is worthy Of consideration namely,
that 80 all Ulcers ore required to take the
- oa.h within thirty daysafter the passage
Sas nd apne a sctsG sitter the axpiyaslen
W tilssy days viii bare 70 ssks III 8
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DEATH OF DR.. DEANE.-The death Of

DEATH OF DR.. DEANE.-The death Of
DR.. FRANCIS n. DEASE was announced in
this paper yesterday. He was gentleman
Of remarkable gcandor, and sincerity, land
with these traits he united agentlenessand
warmth of heart that endeared2 him to
every one who knew him: :" His pure cha
racter and deep sympathies fitted ! him for
tile delicate relations Of the physician to
society in 2 its most sacred sphasesyaand
equally qualified him for the duties Of his
profession Never was thysician more at
tentfYe and devoted to those whose lives
were entrusted to him-he ever fingered by
the sick-bed as though it's oecupantowere;
nearrelatiye. Formanliness'and that sau-
witty and kindness which shine SO steadily
in the character Of the true gentleman
he was o, model for both admiration and
emulation. The respect and love enter.
tanned for him, in this community were sin:
cere and general, and, he dies universally
regretted .ed} u2airilyr5:,ss l@2F EtisE .Ti9at.
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To General GRANT this State owes o debt
of gratitude which it should never fail tt
acknowledge. But for him there is no good
reason for supposing that we would not now
be submitting to the iron-clad and the in,
competency and dishonesty in public Office
which it would fasten upon us. We are not
only saved from that dreadful fate, but are
in the Union with the liberty to select GU,
own officers. 80 80, 49, .,...,os...
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sh Jsias interss end i IONS
xerca 81 Virginia aide her aesa,
|reduoIus She nuz b middle ~ INF
creasiss the pre6 q khe farmef andJ
While making 8 powerful 6ity, dispensing
wealth through 5 wtds circumference by
the, asnanE isrf sgs dlthrA psoauss q
support On immense popglas lion.
/ such wealth and growth in the centre of
the State 'Woaidisesurs the integrity Of her
domestic commerce. Out Of this, compe-
sassnssyss ana iSg5 ii wonld inievisabi grow On
immense forsiga trade, zand that would
build up Norfolk. The local manufacturing
Industry would cbssSomsd samoass and grow
with such sapisdiae tBae ssery place having
manufacturing faciiitieE, water-power, p
bor. Sci, would sliare id Che hfigstinpg
streams that -woala- flow from the centre:
Need wsnamsg RetersbasgAnf Lynchburg
as the principal among these' =
Now, then, according 10. our e#ieE,'-a1d
we believe it to be the true one sthe james
River towns ought TO beil1nitedsas one man 4
in the struggle for the retention 81 tssf ii
Virginia and for masking. al that; can be
made Of the resources of Virginia'by con
Yertins the raw material into nharnfac..
lures. And the last. thing that they all
Should dream Of SHOULD be the; pretermitTT
ting, .l Of this city by building railroads
around her and depriying her 81 rats.ac,
lines 10 le centres of production. She is
eo,,al, to the largest sour1of them: Is it
their interest to sacrifce her and gain no Il
thing themselves 7. Would they, not better
fight the battle with heir and thus besufe1
of victory, than to enter the field without
her, and incur the danger Of defeat? 81
This, to them, in oil sincerity, and with viii
the most heartfelt desire fer harmony
amongst them all. Butte our own citizens
we say ,that whatever treatmentwe receive,
from our contemporary cities, it is q vital
question with Richmond whether she r shall
have these straight lines OF; not, and il her
citizens fail to make them they need not
hope to make a,great city here. %'7ifaE
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Wholesale. iGReta
Rv harrel.l GPer no.

10 nz- BACHELOR'Sa HAIR-DYE.-This
snjendid HAIR.DYE is the best In the world-the
ou,y true and perfect dye; harmless, reliable, In
stantaneous. No disappointment-no ridiculous
tnts remedies the III effects Of bad dyes, inVigo.
rates and leaves the batr soft and beautiful black
or brown. Sold BY, all druggists and periumers,
and properly applied at the Wig Factory ls Bond
street, New York. ,,,. ,f.,s, mn 2 y ap
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w SPECIAL NOTICE--By. the with
drawal Of Mr.. A. PIzzINI, our capital has been
decreased, and 1t admits no longer endless creolt
to some andlong credits to other OF our paIrons ms.
we are nnder the necessity Of carrying on CAoh
BUSINESS as far as we can, and earnestly re-
quest those indebted to us to pay up promptly on
presentation Of their accounts. - 5
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VALUABLE PLANTATION. ON
JAMES RIVER FOR L EASE; HALE Nile
FROM Jamestown W HAEF.-The snpscrloer
valuable and highly, productive plantation = on
.Iames-p 4Yer known - NECEtofs7ANiko,Ina I at,
T TIrF9 ACRES-seyen hundred cleared and
balance heavily timbered-sultable Tor lumber.
wood and ship-timber. There are on the srast
and the land can bc conveniently divided into four
first-ciass farms, all theopen land bling now In
high state OF cultivation. .,,-. ~. i..;j. .
its convenience to the principal markets OF the
country Oh. New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
and Norfolk and Richmond steamers, passing
daily and taking freights whenevergtfered),o ner
extraordinary Inducements to tru ikmen, fruit
growers, and farmers: PossessioDsgiVen lmme-
diately. Address WILLIAM ALhEN,
1880 'l ~ Curtis Wharf -,ost-ofce,.
Ia N-ft.aL- ..E. %. % Henricc county, va.
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-~I7D- BRIgGs. RICHMOND BA-

:9nT I. d. BRIGGS, .RICHMOND lbA-
KERIEs, TOT MAIN AND 426 BROAD STREET.
STILL GREATER REDUCTION IN PRICES
Merchants It is to your interest to buy Richmond
made Crackers and Cakes, where you can always
find them fresh and good If not better than those
superior $50 called northern-made crackers and
cakes. You can get them as cheap, If not cheaper
YOU can get them as good, If not better; You can
always get them fresh. Look at the list prices
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! A DJoURNEDs MEETING OF THE sAElEl
"a OF TIEE o SION BAN 4 !.
ny the OF INC ee nn3 ta
adiourned meeting of the stockholdefsso l tms
BinE WIN take place Oh FRIDAY the 18th 9Th OF
January, f7oia M. ~ Lte 9msa al
Bank. ,,.r,:D AZ l.f - 1r,nJ. s5s,
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TO TAXPAYERS.

undersigned, having
Ii. WAMACK, requests all plrties indebted to him
to come forward and make Trtyment, ana al per.
sons having claims against the estate 10 present
this city or to- himself atCby Point. Va.
:. ., SAMUEL CD0A, Executor or /
AZ o. etx .TTT,- : - r. A. Wamack.
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! ssEETINGs.

2.
I: -oFEIcE VIRGINIA. STAFF rS,s s1GA NcE Co.
t.-T, r January eath ls7o: ~
ErFsHE 9NNBAL MEETING OF TIL >
sTATE INSURANCE tGOMPAE gill be held.
'on MONDAY the 31st instant, at L. O'Clock, e tne
Office, of the com pany. a9 800,
re :,;[,fla WILLIAM H. GHKtEs saietas q
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|i57n~TowEEsl TOWELS r TOWELS
H1sCRABAicK, DIAPER, and DAMA .nSsIsrs,
Els = Also. B1RD's1EYE and RUssIAD oIa11sf
Esx s1a heavy and wide HUeKABAeKTosW1GGEass,
LING, CeA sHI sTAIR LINEN 2 ana ea''e'
LINEN, ID extremely low prices At Is S.
|,r4 d1as rwoad s,,dLEYYigakssgsIl9Asesss,I
s'' LIB and lelS Main t! street: 81
do not forget that reduction has been m m az
mon Tie greater portion our stock,
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,,.,. yt - - -. J-gr2s ,;tsE :" q.
1e1sH and FRENCH PoPLINs at reduced
R1ACK and coLoRED SILKS to suit the times !;
BEDBLANKETs at SO worth 80; .- -
LINEN CAMBRIA HANDKERCHi1fsfss AZ ' '''
per dozen; ~ r..
IRISH LINENS from size. upwards;
LINEN DoYLIES at 81 per dozen ra.r
LINEN CRASH at loc. per yard; .s'',eH ~. Il.
PLAID PoPLINS from CSC. upwafds' =. Z,
yELyETEENSi In all colors;
BLACK ALPACA at great bargains;
DOUBLE and SINGLE BRoCHE shA"Ls
cheaper than ever;
DOUBLE and SINGLE WOOL sH lI''L
n,OABs and CLoAKINGs-a full assortment;
com. complete stock OF FLANNELs in all shades
and qualities at low figures; FL. -
cAL1CoEs, CoTToNs, sHEETINGs' Ca
.fuIl stock--at the lowest prices; e. -.
HOSIERY. GLOVES, CORsETS, HOOP
4 SKIRTS, NOTIONS, Goa full line ana
+, =, at prices to suit everybody =; - i'& :. o
LADIES, and MISSES VESTS and GENTLE
MEMS ana BOYS UNDERwEAR,a greatly
| reduced prices; u.s. Ia il Il
and great many other articles In our line which
are too numerous to mention. .-s:t!.,3sl .
So all ask Is to give call and convince your.
self at = - &c" JULIUS sYCLE'S
as Broad street, between Fourth and Fifth. 2
sATURDAY-CLOSED.i = =, ja2-sm 2
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,TOR .sALE.-I have a first-class EIaT
T. Mich COW, fresh to tie pail, that .l..s.~
viii sell or trade for a beef coz. r,,,.p
8! - o. n*fB rrgi1's7. : "3f5If'Old Market.
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TWO ..SECON D-H AND FARM
4 WAGONS. with FUlL SETS OF 4Ak-
NESS. FOR SALE. Apply at No. 1871 Cary street.
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SyIIsl;;,SI,sAI EIUE

M CLoAKsl cLoAKs rcLoAks !
~ a.a.Ss e,ss,eh ~ toastcni the alpsass nuy.
In! e are, however, close tnem 4
s,,. and harn aIcd the prices ACCORDINGLY. s.
o a.s Aas ~ ts-.s LEVY BROTHERS d
vaF ~ Tgk.TF6f.I. INA aud izls Main street.
Good CALICoES at %, .1a and l2ae.;. GlNH'
HAMS at EIc. .-sy,<.rr, - = Y
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TOURi CoWS, -cne a genuine De- EgHa
sale Apply at No. T. Augusta House. seventeenth
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FOB SALE:

DOR SALE PRIV ATELY,, ONE H0RS 81
r and one NJ AR e ;!oone THREEa-lH99SgksSSiE
WAGON, nearly new; three sets ASOSS a i,ars
nearly new; and two sets CART HARNESS,
complete. q Apply to, the subscrlbcr, soS Brook
- 10 on at8 -. :. t1,- . nWEIEAM II. TYUER.
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rallaeies II ka


Fallnciss
The commercial ID shis STATE has|
been grossly abuse BY fas iess and. nis
takes that HE 1sa pusssed With ssa
without wisdom, and sustained By the pub
|lis trsasurs Of the State TO her serious il.
iSsy, .0s2
II i, a great faliacy Il. suppose that -tha
(prinoipaI staples Of The south will build PIP
treat Cities ia the South. There 2iss not .
single instances 10 sustain, any such theory.
Cbasaessons hass had for, fifty yearsSa aarge
trade In ;cetsen. Yet Charleston has been
\ lingering city. A1arge par. of 4 has con,
sisted Of the fine residences Of cotton plant
ers who, could not live on their. plantations
because of the deadlysexhalations which
Ewers 90 fasal to the Efetof the white man.
| The receipt ana export Of cotton. were
upon . scale 50 great in that ety.
thatif cotton could make D city Charleston
onghttobe great. But it was not ana IS
not. What Of Savannah? What OF Mobile !,
Why, any little manufacturing town OF the
North could beat any Of them in popula-
ltion and wealth. New Orleans had PROS
! pcrity. as a great centre Of an immense
loountry, and without . competitor. Her
trade in endless variety 9. supplies for IT. the
| wants Of man was necessarily extensive.
while being the point Of rendezvous of the
multitude of steamers of the Mississippi, it
had the vast demand for their supplies q,
wen as the orpSst.aitiss faE ae nc On the
20, - ~ soa -loo;ne, 4
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Tat, us LOOK Ahead.

s j. Virginia is In. The Union asd In IL 10
ssay-araa, % bs eqraf org
,ssEsthe States IN evsry respect. Less who viii
,s,auibb,e about congressional daiddities and
tasso,tsaets. 81 lot the recofstfuction enthusi;
s,ssts IN thes Federal Legislature nay what
.ashey nay about peculiar and permanent
restraints upon the southern Essstes, time
ssWf.l wash away all inequalities ard reduce
-s, ,f,hme States to common leyeL II is impos::
20. ssihIe 10 'maintain partial Lawn, o. carry opt
seatpartial sao,iey in dispensing the benefits
of the common Government. Tie preju'
dices. and hates engendered by war have
y bafelly besn Able 70 sustain for these five
gears the system Of penalties and punish
stzhenss. s. he great interests of peace and
81 thswelfafe Of this nation will override it
and sweep it from the earth. In few
years the policy Of persecution will only
Gsbs spoken of TO be denounced and ex'
pfecrated.s9 ~; H@ar eg gasas3n yrrs1a sss
file duration of prejudice snd hate in the
ADMINISTRATION Of public affairs, ne repeat,
s,imsssbe short. Yet it may be extended by
ainpolicy and folly amongst ourselves
Never lad people palmer duty than we
n,have at this time If we but fallax 8 CO
arg not only safa = ''''-,-',.s."a.
ss;s1 ~ - from further molestatipon
eIlsn@ nooement Of our own domestic
, 1870-01-19

The "The fostl!on Of Lontumtau ~ wzs re-
peAted la1t evening TO \ good house. This eyen-
ink We are glad TO nonce thxt "FAusH" hAs been
N1tht11Wn xad that "MsrthA" will be repeated
Al tho troupe do HMs1thA" II" admirably, We hops
tn4t The announcement VII sunlce to nN the
house. On ThurEdAy Nj. Drayton taSea his bens-
1t, and We uusl It wtl b OF I character, both In
quantity and quality, which ths1l &asure this Bplen-
did artist that he IL appreciated htte,
1HH IkAHKo ooHckKr.
The concert given bJ ths Fiknko ehadren, Il
Farveu HA1l. faAs evening" WIS far from being 4
succeaa in respect 70 the nxe OF tho nud.ecce,
which was snaan one. Genuine msrtr, however.
need mt expect EesJ extensive recognition on
itB ttgt appearance, md tue Ft2nko9 aEe younx u
get, and can atnrd 10 watt They mot With COT
taieris * he 5oa.lial ps1iosmess began 70 misi.
lest themselves, The lAIerers wera warmed up to
quito N cpthus!Asm- ~ rrodiHes Of infant
talent The FxHnfos nc decidedly ahead Of any.
who u only 10 Je4r7 old. exhibits mastery over
the violin, = nn1hed ana brilliant execution, and
4 power Of e1pFr! sion which IL Elmply wandefful
master evtu were hs twenty Yeafs older. Unlike
suJ tnstAnce8 Of prtcocity, he does not Iay cl1tm
to sd1uirAtion solely on the scoue Of nis extreme
plans, and the Iounk ladies, Selma, Jeaanetse.
and Rachel vetr frequently appaluded. The
VARIATIONS for four v1ol1nH, arranged ny Sam, re.
ceNed IN enthuElszttc e:aeurk
0rLKA HbuHL
auacle Tom's cahia'' was repeated last even
ing 70 iun house It Wfn b On the boards dauns
"Latte Km7y "is tstll attracting good housse Il
the Museum.
had = tuu house 1a8t eveu.nk, md thar 1suEhable
!" AkRtehak," !" particularly tbs American Tocf1st,
ellol1ed oonttnnsoz butsta of appssuase uiztn.
tho prssud,gtsteur, w ri attended ii 1,brar,
HAn lat evening.
, 1870-01-19
HYDE PARK.
Regular Mee1ing OF the Trus.
tees,
i The Auditing commlttee-.un.
finished Business.

The regular meeting pf the Town T1usteses WI
held On Houday evening Prtsldent Csdy IN the
Chhtr
Th.%..dt,, ~ -. -..-...-..
An8 aeaAoe VI sao 01aHbea oi AS1 meatlnX W&1
dispensed With.
CEFMIsHYp HrErMkse
The coYryntt,Aa m 1rns n,.na a. ra,,,t.
,,. t.,,a.t.. 49,. - ...-, 'Sk"4s ~
@1s 1otso~Hs 1se1l@ ~ ptoEtesA+
Iae nus o1 Z. creighton and O. r. ". Lnli for
work done On Wabash avenue,
The petition nf H,rford snd u,u.r .n v.r,t. .,
,nv n R,,fcr6. ;. cnna,,,..o,, =. Aaa ~ -
~ - o4 . e1Dosls'on In oeoaoa -. w. II
Inc petition Of Broo1a and othefs TO grade and
ElaFel Wanaan astoue
Two peunois rom Holland settlement for the
Tee proposition OF Trustees Of First Presbyte-
lan Church 70 turnlaa The old church building for
ioEn pufposef.
Ibe ordnance for laJ1ng water pipe on MApon
OF Fofty se!elth siTees irom Lske Michigan to
caf Nofk9 OF hock tA1A1d and Pacific Railroad.
Ihe ofnlnaocts fos fnaesesan1enr TO psi&nce tho
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hundred might ham bon oaptsrsd. Tee yi:sIna
6ch1 Bold THIu ectered No IS South Peoria
aHe&L 3esteru1y forenoon, Hnd uuderrook TO 1alE
AesJ win eont uVefrOstk. a servant Gd sur.
pklesa htN u the operation and nadu = eoic z'-
tAcf upon h!m- The tnsef. bp sevez s1cceeded 10
ktoe11cY he& cow, and By this ne1nt made h
escape, but ooorylesA
TEE MEETINGS u the Pin: CtriEs1An Churcs
epF0tr Of VI enasn xvenue ana 6'xteenth sueet.
1fc st!l IN P9o7rsS 1ha sobtecs fof tai1 eventng
=: ~Whtt 4 Sinner Mutt Do to be Saved In
Chicago"
DpB1ro Tnk GALE Of Monday r.sat aAout so
1cet Of cho pflth fenoc Of LfCcolo .P3fk was
b GIVE down. tbs elk End bp6alo 9ut TINS 4et
free, but Nefe frcapknred By some policemen <eE
Nvcp faca. No ahots weRc nfod-
Hna R1r7sAK, Of Calcutta. the weI1-knovp
missionary to tbs Zeu3naS of ID6te, viii Sddrcza
the ladies' Of CE9csgo in tetefrnce to her ntsaiou
zolk In I1tia, 1t rue Ectidonoe Of Mr.. paxo, sa1
Wen Ts.htagson Street, On Wednesday aftS-
noout 1t oclorL
TEE AnktsxRsARF nam for the late yery Rey.
Dr. punre viii b celebrated on Friday ptxt. fbo
9tat anst-. IN St. Fattckn Church, ut 1oE .. n, il
hetrE Hatponed IRON to-day.
tn FRAxK11x SOCIETY M1K7Ra win be he1d
a Coco 1enp p1sra Hal No. 1ss 8oata C.ark street,
Io-norrox evening. The publ,c 9aotraIly and
Inc e1a1s especially arc invited to Astend.
H1RBxs7 ". TAILOR, Of Evx,apd, vii, lsad thu
meesMQ n Farwell Hall this morning. 6uojeo,:
Goaf Lore 10 UR-"