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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-09-15

Hon. w. d. Kelley, of Philadelphia,
leading Radical reformer, has come out
in favor of Chinese Immigration.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-09-15

At a recent meeting Of the stock-hold-
ers of the Mississippi Central Railroad, II
S. McComb was elected President Of the
Road in place of Col. Tate.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-09-15

No favorable response having been
made to the proposition originating with
the Pilot to hold an Old Line Wing
meeting in October TO divide the Conser-
yatives for the benefit of the Radical
spoilsmen-the Kinds County Gazette,
which has been 4 sort of wet-nurse for
the scheme, proposes that the meeting
be postponed until January next. Sic
transit, dc.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-09-15

tASIoS, Miss, Sept,

CANTON, Miss, Sept. 5, 1870.
E1a5r CIarioa. As the fact Of my cleo
ton 10 the Chair of Law in the University
has been extensively published, and as /
have received several letters of inquiry, as
TO nv intention. written in behalf of those
who propose to enter the University, if I
accept the place rendered me, you win do
me a kindness, and give information to
whom It may concern. by announcing the
tact that ! have declined to accept the
Chair, so complimentary rendered me.
With the highest respect,
| am Yours RpeprctfiIllV
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-09-15

We are proud to record that the old
Democrats of Alabama, though constitu-
ting nearly two-thirds Of the present
Conservative party of that State, grace
fully waived their numerical claims in the
nominating Convention. The candidate
for Governor was Douglass democrat.
All the rest of the ticket were Old Line
Wings. Union, harmony, concilia-
8 ton. Everything for the cause, moth
ling for men. Let this be the motto
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-09-15

the work OF plumber is to be carried on III
every department of government.
From the Central star.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-12-24
0aS 2eben 1T fur1.
(Tho hravifv If lifo

rDas eeten IN rlr tur,, fetb ntdt Ser Matuuas taut,
,Nthts 1T bas 2eben, ais Elm faQeno' Qaab.
Drum ipqten mir bic Stunben nidt ueriderter,
.Des Qebens Grnf tets traeen in benz Screen.
Is In eeben MUIR. . Wenit TT I elm
% lab ties etne Dir sereiltet ietn!"
llnp bod, ME Viele s~erbrinstx ttr Qebea, unf6tte einer
nustrtnsenoen 3pefe nad;ufreben neil trpexo etat teinns
tadiihs arantbeit fe oa3u uxfdbis ma6t. unb neil 4, e.
serxadld,fssn pper a~blebnen, Bite 5etimittel IL sebraa'
den uelde itnen erreidtar itns. @ptt, tn feiner mun'
~berbaren Deisbet, bat IN ben 0inrtdtunsen br giatur fin
@eseamittel sesen aue 2esen, msldsn Gas Renidense.
ihleht untertp0 rfen II, seiOrat. unb nit 5alfe Der gDt7en.
fhaft Vne oe 6elfrdfte seuider Rr6utsr, Wurteln uns
Minben aufamMensetea pprsen unb bas Relultat 1T als
Mtfdiers xraxter gttterer In ; Ct sansen eistlt-
irtsn g9elt betannt. CT reintet COS Blut. frdfttst bas
NerYeninaem. erb6bt ben Betaub fdmnt!ider 2ebeastrdfte.
unb erbalt ben sanien menidItden Oraantssns In elmer
%eeiunoen 5timmuns. gu BADEN BET allen Drpsxiltea ans
5dnblsrx. Or. 8. g. 9artuaxaH. g., Gtsen-
tbimsr. Qaaeafer, pa.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-12-24

11nterf g.-Gtnem @4reiben pes@sn'
trail. COMMITTEES Der beutfnen 8eretne CUR
| pFese %perpunbeter unb ~ertrantter 4rteser
entnetmen mtr. BAT, abseitten BON ben GRO
zen Mitteln, tpel&e ben beutiaen 2anbesoer'
etnen unb tbren 3wetsperetnen i~usesansen
fnb, benz seba&ten geretne bts isst 2,644,
$50 Gblr. au1oGen, ruouoa bic @eber 49,
5S3 Gblr. fur bic Snoaltben unb bic 4tnter>
bltebenen Der @efalenen beftmmt baben.
0om Muslanbe bat bas 0entral>@ COMMITTEE
$685. 72 Etlr. erbalten, barunter aus ben
! @eretntsten @taaten 58S,435 Tblr. unb
aus anbern Sbeilen Mmeriea's 2l4,04l
Tbaler.
ltuglid.-Im 81. Mooen1ber bat f& etu
iebr traurtses GreisniB in Mes 3usetrasen.
ST. benz erosen aubenfort ptapperoiQe BET
Dies mar etne Mbtbetluna bes 7. wetpbdtt'
iAen Settings MrtiQerie-& estments NIT benz
5ortiren Der In GROCER MaFe bort aufbe'
uabrten fran3DfiAen @atronen unb @uluer'
porrdtte b.iadfttst. @l0Blt& serietb Elm
She'll bes @ulpers In 8ranb, bic @olbaten
mo1ten CUR T6lr Der @%aiematten berausfet'
gen, tonnten bteit aber nt@t 10 f4nel 6fnex,
pie @rplollon erfolste, etn She'll Der &aie>
matte fog In bic euft unb an 70 &rtiaertfen
rpurben tbetls eet6ottt, pser 8rS6tentbetls
I fAper D%ertpunbet.
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raoe I'm Sabre ITO, erlteb bas Yarterpar.
lament (bteien Mamen flbrten tamals bic
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user irsenb einen mdnnltaen lntertban
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5Gminfe, GGen3en, tannlider :3d6ne, fall
f@er 9aare, fpantl@sr 8aumwoQt, ~etierner
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6aden, ODER faliAer @uiten in bic 8ante Der
Gbe lpdt, tpirb rpesen 3auberet perfo1st unb
bic @eiratb wirp fur NUT unb nt9tis er.
tldrt."
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fder @%efunseuer, Der mad Der Gapitulation
Don Mes na9 8atern 9ebradt wurbe, an
ben Tolsen bes 9unsertYpbus 9efcrben.
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8ran3oftn leioen bur@sdnsts an setIrter
Beroauuus 1T TO19e Der lansen Gntbebrun>
gen unb tSnnen frdftse Goa nod ni9t ner>
trasen.
NuiTi9.-Der ruiIiae unterrtdtsmintatr
Graf Gplfot muGt se9enmdrtta cine SIT
i%pectionsreiie i'm Snnern pes 2anbes. Tte
Don ibnn ansear1tea Yrafunsen ertredsn fi@
aber nidt aletn auf utf.nldaftlthe Qetfun>
| gen. fonoern ino aud barauf eertdtet. pb
bic @tubenten Me6er unb @abel betm GGen
sebDris au sebrau9eu,wiFen. Sn Gbaraow
bat Der Minifer perl0nlt4 bic seetonete 8e>
nusuns ber9eFede Der aufmertlam lauiaen>
pen Susenb ertldrt rnb 9e3eist.
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8.

Scr &a;ier tot Oelerrei9 BAT ant 10.
October tt Neuberser @ebirse bic taufenbfe
@emie er1est. SIN Der Sest3ett blrfte es
f9mer1ia etnen @atbmann eeben, Der id
rabmen f0nnte, cine slet4e In3ab1 bteies tl'
tene1 @i1bes erleet au BADEN. Der &6nie
gtctcr emanuel, befanntli& elmer Der aus
9e3ei4netfen Mintrobe unierer :3eit, iaet
elet&fa1ls NIT gorliebe auf @etnien unb BAT
btsber 1852 Stid erlsst.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-12-24

1854. Gesrknset 1854.
TbpS. S. Btr6ler,
&atbpliibe 8ubbanblun8,
Ae eputt elart Ctr. Gbieaso. Sn,.
bait tets etnen 0prratb ppn
MISSALE ROMANUM, RITUALE,
Ebeolp0ifAe @erfe, 8cbet, uno
Grbannngsba9er,
tn aaen spraben xnb seridiebenea Ginbdnbex.
9eutid1e unb Gnsttidbe GbulbIdber.
Bidder, ME Dplmetfder, 8rteftsQer, Ro@bi@er,
Nrsneiba9er
neba aussrn, beRdnete auf aaue.
BtIber aller @rS6en
eine fd5ne Acknowledgement.
Rreuae, @capuliere, Weibfefe[, Hotntlr6nie,
Meibrau@. @adsteraen uns
Wa9sfGde.
aQe eurteu Qalenoer fit has Sabr 1871,
Dbplefale xub RetatL.
~ Agent fir ben 80 auteset~
1fau a~ereiitre:
THOS. J. BIRCHLER,
41s South Clark Str, Chicago, Ill.
The New York herald., 1870-01-27
she herself named = amply suciens for her support

ahe herself named = amply sufncent for her support
ana that Of her family"
THAT 42.500
The following u the closing part OF the order Judge
BlatchfOrd made on the 27th OF June, lso5:-M
hAeby ordered and adjudged that the SAID Wlilam
Mullee has been guilty Of wiful anu persstent ul
obedience TO the order and injunction ol tnlS court
ard that he be fined therefor the sum OF $1,000 the
same be paid 10 the complalnanS tOwaros the re-
imbursemens OF their expenses IN anu ABOUT tneso
attachment proceedings, and that NO stand com-
mitted until the SAID line II paid"
WHO CAN RELEASE AULLKEf
IL has been settled that Muee'6 case comes under
the head or those cases IN which, alter certain
point has been passed. President alone has urls
diction. All the courts OF the United States have
power to punish by Tine or imprisonment, NJ their
discretion, all contempts OF authority IN any cause
on hearing before them-24th Sept. 17S0 sec. IL,
stat. So Brightey's Dig, p. 1S9 lcontemptl sec.
H. When court commits party Tor contempt
It's adjudication Is conviction, and its cOmmltInent
Ia consequence u execution lex parte, Kearncy, !
wheaton, 43 The Attorney General, IN reply 70 the
Secretary OF state stated that the power OF the Pre-
sident 10 pardon for nne OF $400 imposed for q
contempt" came within the Presidents c0nstitu-
tional power to grant reprleves and pard0ns for
offences against the Unitod States" In this case
the Judges OF the Circuit Court themselves joined
In recommending the application to the President
for pardon. l3 Atty Gems Opins, p. 622.)
The pubic have now both SIDES OF this extra0r-
dinary case, and can Judge for themselves as 10
winch Is the right one.
The New York herald., 1870-01-27

THE GREAT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PHENOMENA
Referring TO the recent tornado Ii Tennessee, the
Gailatln Examiner OF January 20, says-The roar
Ot the winds was absolutely terrific. To those VINO
looked out upon the war Of The elements, was pre-
seated sight which can never fade ifom ther
orl0s The SKY was not crowded witA tliicR, lmpan,
etrable clouds, FOR the struggling moonbeans'
MISTY hght LIT up occasionally the lace OF the earth.
and The ragged edged clouds IN confused separate
masses scudded through the heavens like broken
masses OF armed battalons Of men dasking wildly
over the field of battle. The lightning exhibited
equally as singular phenomena. ordinarily blaze
Is followed by an intense 0.acGness as
tne eyes become blinded wnh the brilllancy
OF the bolt, but not so on Monday morning.
For long minutes the whole armament was ablaze
with soft, almost violet coored TINT which rem.
dered every object plain at nooaday The lines
OF The northern ridge, ut which the writer gaz.
Ing stood out In bold relief the trees OF the forest
even. appearing ~ distinctly Is though bur few
hundred wards distant. The earth almost seemed IN
a state Of repose mellOwed over with the unge or
the aurora bOreails In vivid contrast TO the wlld,
maddenlng careering clouds overhead bearing de-
structi0n in their bosom. Beneath it was as II the
wand Of an enchanter had been waved over earth
commanding peace and beauty anu llgnL-aoove az
though the lures and narpes carousing in wild
orgies. This strange manifestation appeared more
than once before the cessation oil the storm.
The New York herald., 1870-01-27

In feet gazing with great interest In the direction Of
the dentifed prisoners, but they stood it unninch.
ingly, except perhaps James Wh'ams' VINO ""s
jerome williams-Have you any douoti
Mrs. Pratt-N0t the least IN the worid. ! uuiyy
identity them. That man (p0lntlng TO James VIII
llaMs counted the money from Mr.. Tnorn's pantar
looms POCKET, and that man pointlng 70 Petcr VII,
ltgnt ia my hand Yes, that's the face that caught
me, II should De hung the next minute for say
Mrs. Pratt then rave vivid description OF the
manner In which sne was beaten, bound and gagged.
The derais OF which have already been puoisned IN
Peter Williams was again asked to stand up. and
again ne was identified, Mrs Pratt saying, "Ihat's
the face that grabbed me;' and then James Williams
STOOD no once more, when Mrs. Pratt reiterated,
.Thats the man tnat counted the money"
Upon being asked II she knew the men before she
replied, .No you are all strangers TO me. ! nave
never seen these men since that night lll saw
them IN the jailer's room this morning, When tiie
ar View IVY Of them thas night ana 70 The o
ones.n
said the question as 1t presented Itself was purely
question Of identity and though he would be able to
prove an dtiot he should present no witnesses now,
az under the present feeling OF the people the prls
Oners could not DO exOnerated.
District Attorney William J. Thorn then charged
Lee with burglary In the rst degree IN having en-
Tered Robert Th0rn's residence. time about the
lst Of October, and stolen herefrom fifty pounds OF
Mrs. Pratt testified to the loss Of the butter part
OF which was unit for use; that portion was IN .
mackere keg and was to be used for soap fat
Darius Lee under the law allowing prisoners
charged with crime TO give evidence testified that
about the time OF the alleged robbery James r. VII
liams requested him to take ride with him; he &C
copied the offer, not knowing where he was going;
Williams drove out on the plank road near the late
Mr.. Ihorns residence where he stopped the wagon
aud got ouL ana going behind fence fence
tle.n In tine wagon; these bags contained
butter; Williams took the relns and drove to FISH
XIII landing where one pot Of butter was sold and
tnen went TO Newburg. where another was soiu,
after which they returned to Poughkeepsle, ana
going 70 the residence OF Mrs. Decker on Church
street. left there mackerel keg filed with rancid
butter
Darius Lee swore that he did not know whether
the butter was stolen or not. 1t was proved that
James X. Lee threw this butter down into the prvy
In the rear OF Mrs. Decker's residence.
The above Is the substance OF tho testimony. At
its conclusion Recorder Robert f. Taylor held all
the prisoners await the action OF the Grand Jury
the charge Of burglary IN the first degree. 1t ls
quite likely mat District Attorney William J. Thorn
wil present charge of manslauehter against James
r. Williams and Peter Williams for causing the death
OF Robert Thorn. Considerable important evidence
has been suppressed the District Attorney wishing
TO Dring out only enough to hoid the prisoners.
The New York herald., 1870-01-27

WASHINGTON, Jan 20, 1911.
Treasurer Spinner has written the following letter
to MI Riddle, OF Australia, VINO has suggested plans
for the payment OF the deD OF Great Britain and this
country
TREASURY OF THE UNITED STATES,
WASHINGTON, Jan. II, 1870.
24th of April and OF the 19tl Of June last with
enclosures as stated In each, reached me, the first
where had been called by the death OF my wife,
anu the other at y time when was very much
out OF health. But tor these untoward events
and great press OF onlcial business ever
since they would nave received the prompt atten-
ton 70 which they were ennted. ! greatly regret
that the table and the other photograph that came
enclosed IN your last letter nave been mislaid or
lost. would De greatly gratided II you would send
There are eHcosed you herewith three steel en-
graved pictures There Is also enclosed copy OF
my last annual report to the secretary OF the Irea
sury, ana the report OF that of1cer made In Decem
ber last to the Congress OF the United states. From
these you will be ape to judge OF the manner and
the amount OF the reduction Of our national debt
On the 25th OF February, 1867, Congress passed a
law In which tG is enacted
and that the coin paid shall be set apart s special fund
ss s sn s % % s q r. h q
the purchase or payment Of one per centum Of the entire
fund.- and the Interest which IKE applied
Of The freasuy snail from time % time direct
During the continuance OF the rebellion this law
was lnOpefauVe, ny vi urgent HSCeSsltlcS
OF the government. After the close OF The war pay
ments on the debt were at once made. and con-
tinued up to the advent OF the present atmnlstra-
tiOn by redemptions OF various kinds Of the non
funded liabilities OF the government In this way
our national debt was decreased in less than three
wears and eight months from time In September,
1865 when 1t was at its maximum, TO o time In May,
1859 by amount exceeding 900 000 At the last
named time the present Secretary OF che Treasury
commenced to carry out the requirements OF the
law in letter and spirit, and mas IN addition 10 the
reduction Of the debt, III the manner as before
stated, bought Six per cent bonus OF the united
States since the lltb day OF May last, for and on
account 0f tha sinking iund, W the amount Of
The New York herald., 1870-01-27
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
married..

CooK-NowLAN.-0n Wednesday. January 10, BY
the Rev. y. Jessup, at the residence of the BRIDES
mother, NJ MAPE3 Cook, OF New Jersey TO SUSIE,
only daughter 0I the late Henry ii. Nowlan.
DICK--BUDD-On Wednesday evening, January
49, by Rev. Mr. Riley. GEORGE ii DiCK to MISS
LAURA w. BUDD, all OF New York.
NAsH-JoHNsroN.-On THURSDAY January 90 by
the Rev. Mr.. Chamberiin, at the residence OF the
gro0m's father. +. II. Nasn, Esq, Mr. JOHN N. NASH
W MISS JENNIE JOHNSTON, all OF Morrsiania, N. Y.
OCONNOR-MATHEwS.-ln Newark, N. j., on Tues
day, January 20, by the Rev. +. J. Garvey, ID. d.,
EUGENE I. O'CoNNoR to VIRGINIA $. MATHEWS.
No cards.
PuRDy-MOTT.-On Wednesday January 20 at the
residence Oh tne prlues parents by the kev. samuel
Halsey, LIEsTER PuRDY, OF White Piains TO EMMA
j., youngest daughter Of Israel A. Mott of crook
lyn.
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Died.

:. ANDERs0N.-On wednesday morning January &C.
HELEN H., daughter Of the late William and Mary
Anderson.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect-
fully invited TO attend the funeral from her late resi-
dence, No. 65 Third street, Friday afternoon at
nail.past three 0clocd. Tue remains will be taken
TO White Plains on Saturday for interment.
January "a at three O'Clock, JOHN A. CLARKE, in the
36th year Of his age.
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Quarantine Report.

0uur0nGnC hepOfIs
Dr. SwINBuKNE, Health O1icer OF the Port, sub
mlttcd the following communication, which looks
exceedingly ike defence, and which was ordered
on fle:-
TO THE METROPOLITAN BOARD OF HEALTH:-
BY creating this Board It is made the duty Of the
Health ODccr keep advised of all of diseases
Quarantine such information he
may have, enable the Board more etectuay to protect
public health of the district within Its control This duty
have from time time performed either verbally or in
writing have enGeavorcd 70 the Board advised of
everything within my department upon which seemed
that they should be informed lregre however,
To compelled to that some OF the records
OF the Board bear evidence that the information
have thus communicated has been misunderstood
been grossly perverted: That there may be
for risapprehenson hereafter far concerned
in terminating official connection with the Board
to submit following nal complete report for the
years covering the statistics OF disease under quarantine
AMI ask may be placed upon your minutes aud
come part Of your records:-
FEvERs
number of ports injected with yellow fever for
the past SIX years egtyonc, which we have received
2 vessels M which had sickness either In port, the
passage arrival and from which aOO cases Of yellow
fever received treated In the Quarantine hospitals
One hundred and fy Of these recovered and foynne
died
TIE number Of vessels bringing cholera 70 this port
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THE PUBLIC DEBT.
Hct.,.-. Letter from Treasurer Spinner on the
Finances OF the United States and Proposed
Plans for Paying the Public Debt.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 20, 1870.
Treasurer Spinner has written the following letter
to Mr. Riddle, OF Australia, VINO has suggested plans
for the payment OF the deD OF Great Britain and this
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-03-12

a "blosted British harristocrat' just ar.
rived seeing al immcnse amount of bunting
displayed from the roofs of tae houses, the
other day, adjusted bis "higlass" and scrnti-
nizlngly inquired Of by stander, my dea
Fila. aw. uw! wtat are hall these ERE bits
Of siufilyin' from the owzcs for?' news.
boy standing near 'was on the lly" for tue
"blaFsted scion of sristocracy," answered :
'Oh, this is Biithington's washday, and
they are drying the linin be wore and .nt
III. the Revolution "
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A MEXICAN EIDTEy.,
TNTERNATtDNAL rgUWsi2,,
MILLER FARM, Pa.

JOHN E. ROWE, pro,,-
Hood accommodations FOR trnr rlcut customers -
Day Board and Board with rouIrs on re,,.,1,,,.,r
.grIns Ihe proprietor vii! spare 20 pains 'o n,So
his House attractive to guests. iore.' ~
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e IN ice merchent in Greenwich, Conn, who
had been watching his rold all winter with
almost prayerfIl interest in hopes Of u freezs
visited 1t recently after a sharp cold night.
stepped On the ice, and finding THAI it would
ohHr Nlm' exclaimed. Thank God!' Go
~ still further on the pond be exclaimed
more Icrnen,ly Thank God' But on ven.
tur'ng irihe further and going through IN
to bis neck, he calculated, lonler aud heart.
er than ever. "D-n The ice."
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: homicidal case was recently triel in
he British Consular Conrt, at Cairo, Egypt.
which exhibited a singular illustration o.
the d'"'r''iy Of na'ianalitics possible in
tribunals oi this description. The connsal
were Irishmen. the judge an Enelisb,aan.
the jary principally .cotchmen, apd the
prisoner Mn!tese. Tho man who had
Teen killed in brawl was an Italian. The
witnesses were from various countries, and
Interpreters Of six different languages were
called into requistion.
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q y i y q q d g

TE7O TIE WoGKTNG CLASS We a.c row pr
4 pared to fdgh al classes with constant tm
p-y|eut IT home the Whole Of the time or for the
spare crehts business new, Hight and profitable
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HOTELS.
NE EXCHANGE isU.rE,,.

SAMUEL REYNoLD. = p-o,r:,4o-
he largest and most cominoiious Hotel in tho
rms mouse ~ pleasantly situated. rooms cool and
pleasant making it delightful hotel in all rcsuecs
fetroieun Ceatrc, April I6, 1859
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-14
Now Advertisements.

Dolin, Crawford & Co. have an attractive
auction sale this morning at their new
store on the square.
Wood & Simpson want an owner for an
engine and boiler.
1t is POLITICALLY said that thrice armed is
he who uses Hostetter's Bitters.
The sheriff of Marshall county offers
$1,000 reward for two Cooks, who lately
escaped from jail at Lewisburg, where they
were confined, to be tried for murder.
The popular druggists, ]. G, Wharton &
Co., publicly invite the people to call to-
day at their store on Union street, and try
their ice cream soda water free of charge.
G. B. Hall, AZ College street, has re-
ceived q big assortment of custom made
boots and shoes for summer wear. Call
and see how easily you can get handsome
fits
The Louisiana Creole Hair Restorer de-
stroys hair eaters.
For bilious disorders try DR.. Brazier's
celebrated liver medicine.
The Magic Arnica Imminent is good to
cure hurts, cuts and sprains.
Slime d Birmingham, at the corner of
Cedar and the Square, are receiving all
sorts of good things
At the Trade Palace on the Square,
large assortment of ladies' fashionable
goods is Just received.
Halls Hair Remover receives a large
share of public attention.
Lande & Bro, at 81 Public Squire, are
receiving fresh supplies of hats and gentle
mems furnishing goods.
If you 60 to Boston, call at the Ameri-
can House and be well treated.
Mrs. Whitcomb's Soothing Syrup is good
for babies, whether cross or otherwise.