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&c.
II is shown in this circular that the
number OF assistants employed in taking
the census tor 1860, was 4,4I7, and with
a population 31.4l3,321 would average
only 7,lls, only little more than one
third of the maximum number allowed
by law. The Secretary believes that
the census which caused minuter sub
division than was originally contemplate
ed will be found to have equal force in
the present enumeration, and suggests
that the Marshals shall, all other things
being equal, preserve the boundaries of
subdivisions take II for the last census,
but shall be governed with view to
equalizc the labors and compensation OF
assistants, and where any section of
country is distinguished by special in
dustry it should form district subdvi-
sion or groups of subdivisions.
The General Land Office. has received
from the Secretary of the Interior two
accepted maps filed by the company in
accordance with the act of Congress OF
July %, 1861, and showing the definite
location of the Oregon Central Rail-
road from jefferson on the Sautian riv-
err to the south line of townships -
south range six west in Oregon, a dis
lance of l24 miles. Also. submitted
TO the Secretary of the Interior for APP
proval, List No. 4 embracing in the az
gregate 9S 1922 900 acres. n lands inur-
ing TO the Western Pacific Railroad
Company of California, under the acts
of july /. 1868 and July :, 1864. and
selected in the districts of lands subject
to sale ut Stockton. Sacramento. and
Marysville, California.
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ANOTHER LARGE FLEET OF SHIPPING
There were thirty-sevcn foreign arrivals
and twenty-seven arrivals from domestic
ports Saturday, in addition to which there
were one ship, one brig and thirty schoon-
ers bound in ut sunset, making altogether
about one hundred sailing vessels and stca-
mers. There were from foreign ports,
TWO arrivals from Calcutta, q cargo of tea
nom Yokohama, making the second cargo
Of tea within three days, two from Sierra
Leone, Africa, one from Gottenburg, car
goes Of fruit from Palermo and MessiLa.
and large quantities Of sugar and moiasses
nom the West Indies.-BOsfon Herald.
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Proceedings Of the City Council.
April 9th. 1870

= ia "a SAh- ANsV
IL COMMON CoCNCIT..
Henry Whiting. Luclius \. Emery, and
Royal Tyler. presented their credentials
as members elect. which were accepted.
aud the gentlemen were sworn in and took
their seats.
PETITIONS PRESENTED AND RTFrrEp
Petition tor sidewalk at FAILS Village
Petition for sidewalk near residence Of b.
H. Aiken. Petition for sidewalk. r..
all referred to Committee on Streets
ORDERS PASSED.
Order for new election of Councilmen,
in Ward five
ORDERS PASSED IN CoSCU RRENCE.
Order authorizing the Street Commits
sioners to purchase team. for the use OF
the City.
The Council then took up the Ordinance
for the general appropriations. for NUM-
cipal purposes; pending the discussion Of
which. the Council adjourned 10 saturday.
April 10th.
IL BOARD Of ALDERMAN
ORDERS PASSED.
order fixing Monday. April 25th. as the
time of the new election in ward five.
Order authorizing the Street Commits
>ioner to purchase a team for city use
Order. amending the Joint Rulc> and or
dcrs of the City Council.
The Board then considered the ordinance
fixing the Salarie, of City Officers; pend
ing the discussion of which. the board al
journed to April 10th.
Cit~-
Atthe adjourned meeting on Saturday
in
JOINT CoSyENTIo>
Calvin Z. Jordan was elected stree,
Commissioner. \. +. Drinkwatcr Fsq.
Rev. DIR. Tcnney. and Rev. W. II. Saya.
~ were elected Experimenting School
Committee.
II was ordered that the School agents
be nominated by the Aldermen and
Counrilmen Of the Wards in which they
are situated, and the followin. names
were reported aud elected. District /.
Alfred Haynes: >. Lemuel Moore: 3.
Isaiah Blaisdell: I. b. : Jordan: > Dan
iel Adams t J. {. Conlcy: Alexander
Moore: 5 Abram Tourtelottc: . Newell
Wilson: 10 Asa Barron: II \. X. Hoop.
er: II Thomas \. Got: - William Full.
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YHE HORSF PILES cURED. Nv a
to spread abroad the great benefit have sn sc
from the use Of DIR. iIARRIsoS's PERIs AZ nc
LozEseEs. have suffered years from III, NO Al
Piles. IusEp EvERyTHrSo To no PuRro =, q -,
I'll found the Lozenges: in less than a NJ nth
was cured, and have only to resort to then. VII
cos,iveness RETURNS, and always find insta. -
lief ;. o. NEAL. For sale at No Tremou
Temple. Boston, by 4. A. HARRISON il 90.
Proprietors, and by all Druggists. Mailed fop
"a cents. sp,. yms
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SAN FRANCISCO, April 9th.-Various
county clerks refuse to muster coIorcd
men as voters until the opinion of the
Attorney General Of tho State is received.
Over fifty OF the Democrat members OF the
Legislature have addressed letter to the
clerk Of Sacramento, cOngratulating him on
his refusal to enrol cOlored people as voters
under the Fifteenth Amendment, stating
that they will support him all the moral and
II needed, the physical force that God has
given them.
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Cure of Female Weakness.

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What Next?

Slavery has been fought down. voted
down, and expunged from the land and
from the constitution. The question is
in order .swhat nextT The inevitable
negro must take care of himself after
this, for he is equal to white man be-
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THE GREAT EXPEKIENCE

the treatment OF disc relating 10 the gener-
alive faculty in man and woman. acquired by Dr..
a. H. Hayes, Of Boston. has eminently fitted him
Tor the preparation of such a work As that which
he has given to the public under the aus piccs OF
the Peabody Medical Institute, entitled "TIE
SCIENCE OF LIFE. or SELF-PRESERVATION
The causes and cure Of nervous debility, impotence
sterility, Sc, discussed ia a mastery manner
in thi. volume. and il should be read BY every body
Another important work from the pen ljr.
Hayes, SEXUAL PHYSIOLOGY OF WOMAN
AND HER DISEASES" is also published by the
Peabody Medical Institute Read their advert Sc.
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PIMPLES THE FACE,

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For Moth Patches, Freckles G Tan.

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twenty-five Years Practice

In the Treatment OF Diseases incident to females
has placed DIR. DOW at the head of all ply sicans
making such practice speciality, and enables
him to guarantee a speedy aud pertinent cure in
the worst cases OF Suppression and all other Men
strua Derangements. from whatever cause. All
lettt rs for advice must contain a. Office, No. s.
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main under treatment
Boston, JAY. 1850 -~p.no. Iyr.-
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Special Notices
PENOBSCOT l. UNION RIVER RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.

Ia Pursuance Of the provisions ~ an Act passed
the last session 81 the II n ~iaturr. crtltiel
An act g., Incorporate the PcnpUscpt AuI Union
River Railroad Company" the nndcrst znci II
cofpp Ia SAID act hereby notify the other
corpuratSTs ant all persons and parties nrrc .tc,i
that the first meeting of salt Company. for the
eor- nf directors aud organization. viii be hold.
AT the Z usiom House IN Kurkspoit. on Thurs
day the 1.th day OF April next. at II O'Clock 4. VI
SETH TI>DhI.E.
II VI. HALL
AMBROSE WHITE.
j. L. Bt'1h.
~EWALL u. >WAZEY.
+, NIL.
j. -. HOPKINS.
r. DRl\kW ATER
MONROE YOU Nc.
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The partncrship heretofore existing between In
sndrr signed. under name AMI Arm OF Geo. "
Goding 4 Co, Is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. George W. t.odng has assumed the
payment OF the debts OF the hrm and author
i1eI to sign the name Of the arm Ia liquidation
settlement OF Its business.
GEO W COOLING.
GEORGE 4. os0OuD.
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Hancock Baptist Quarterly Meeting
with the BroOkIIn Baptist hurch
Commencing on Tuesday, Nay I'd, nj one
O'Clock. u. VI.
W.CpETHEfI. Clerk.
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vided. ~
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MAsA1IHEFoR YOUNG AND OLD.

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have that "prnce OF juvenile magazines" So
sabbath at home ~
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New Il the time, when Dickens il to be taik4tr
about for year. 10 read his splendid novels
There IL no edition IN the market 50 cheap auI
complete as
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the right place, and be assured as Tar
as he can control the consolidating this
year il will he done most efficiently.
Had not the bill which passed the House
regulating the taking of it this year,
been killed in the Senate, or rather
been allowed to die by virtue of imita-
ton. the census takers in certain dis
tricts would have been better paid for
their services, and perhaps been moi c
particular in obtaining fuller census.
But there is, however, bill before
Congress appropriating a sum for the
taking of the census il it passes that will
allow the Sec, OF the Interior, ut his
discretion to allow fifty per cent more
to Marshals in certain districts in which
the present law (act of May 20, 1850
regulating the taking Of the census does
not allow adequate pay.
The Census Bureau has already sent
to the Marshals of the several districts
preliminary instructions for taking the
census which are per requirement of the
law providing that each Marshal shall
separate his district into subdivisions
of not exceeding 10000 persons in each,
unless the limitation to that number
causes inconvenient boundaries, in
which case the number may be larger !;
and shall also estimate the number of
square miles in each subdivision, bound
ing the same, the limits Of which shall
be known as county, parish, township,
ward or district lines, or highways or
, 1870-10-05

The population Of St. Louis, Casondelet,
md the adjoining country. is returned by
tho ceuxus-takers at 3l::.N;3, showing an
,uc1rast, Ivy aa,.exatioo AID otherwise. Of
bout s3 per cent since 1sso. The pornls-
tion Of Chicago, withoat any .ndjoining
towns. is .o9,1I7, being an incrcase Of III
,er cent since 1850. II we had taken the
,necaution to add to our cor7s'1ase limits
the suburban localities OF Hyde PAX, Lake
View, and the Fnion Stock Yards, all of
which are connected with Us by street rail-
rays and lighted with city gas, the present !
population Of Chicago wonld have exceeded
That Of st. Louis, while if wc had gone ont
to Evanston, Riverside, Harlem. and ca1ti'
met, all of which arc rs near to the centfe
Of business here cs carondelet is to that o'
St. Louis, we should have fooled 1:n al
least SEQ, COO,
, 1870-10-05

inn
~.
THIS sam addfd 70 tae amount H.rn ~, Gnna:uaa 81. .
trade QUO give the tasRc s1A ~ se9!,2St % sIa
fsfl or = Pcs ecnt ou tae y .H - ts
l1se CT tnl. NJ" naulen c,tutu ~ .sIueu @ ~ X
cent. aid JET leave snMcieak " ptr tue asI AuoHa-
ere OF TIT caual dividend annuaAy to Aesk ILL.,
feb.1Heat 81 IL teE cent-
TIE construction T the psopoS.a Caug9nawa9a
to Lake Ctampi7in. Hl. ALLOW NC VIE AEs sss ~.
sels tU GolIil: ue theit sotase TO Wtiienai. tt1o
miles tn nj New York. 13s miles pe2ser tue seq
81 les cosi, even it the ChanplAll Caaal should
not be enlaged 10 as 70 allow the vessels to ~ "
View rork. 1t ma} not he generally understood
tpat the vessels which wnu.A take Int Eao9aha-
waca canal wou!- PASS hy tac tnnHtn q tae u
chlna Canal III hin s-yea nllez "l tne CIT of Nna-
treat. snd when nj Burlington ahd Wn!eaaau.
xcnl1 be Deatsr to any Of the towns Ill New Eng
lind than when at Albany.
Tic ecouo1uy OF time anu tIanspolI ~ Lake
Cha1nplalu cLtht lot Ill! ~ attract VtF! laIEe
ehare nf the tfa'e es~stn sat essesA ststes,
New England and Boston. a. vel as cons'a"
efabsc saaie u aeM tplt ,.aS,,.. eIa .,h,rn vrrh
A.ss. sStA.S tuItn tne - ~ ~ Wss no hnnnrahi,
gentleman s'ated 'nat re ald ny ~ans W. suu;Sn9 :,:
tlont. e.: "a! Tue euuo'seauenAo - lac 'u''neo'
men Of Cn1caRo ..-
Mssol :A4een sA,o ~ way .As r''t;aI.nn, rta;, 49,
esied II The j. ie / Ontar1o c.aal which va, re-
ay patt q p e ~ ,har "n,,,, sr.
For the small sun ol *5tAe,Vo tney cSlla sscuse
th1oukA steam communication Nita ~" aosh.
tance, and frem p rsoual EnG~lsuse OF tae @ enua
" Afonga Mhlea u Iassen " ehe .e snHi s,Hr;s
could % c@aay ~ t ~. -. hrts H."
asen itu ~ camaa % at ts, srarx .nc
p aopca .1e ~, R,9sus .,,Ti s,s H. raat1ei
II J1patsan !; sammoa @ N 51Iea ~ fra ~.
W. sant IN rsnsds m rnnfer Min t,1e Canalian
| f.nrrrnYrent an fhat snhI4cf ASH Was durtu1
, 1870-10-05


The A!:on CIT Library con,atus s,ooo volumes
Sixty thousand dollars has been subscribed
IN Blooniugton toTard building a new hotel
The {o1sth annual xeuasen Of the Thirty
sixth ReztusnS Illinois Volunteers will be held II
AuEu.y, on October 8. Gcuesal John 4. Logan
viii .t,en,, aud address the soihteza Ia the after
noon.
Ma1eugo, las. rear. had l,715 Inhabitants, and
this Jeas.s census gtres It I 500.
The Burlington i Cedar Rapids Railroad Z
now completed 70 Waterloo, on the Dubuque
Sioux City Road-
Ralph P. Zubltn. who WAS ps'r1e tn the
lows T1sst Regiment, ,snd,wen< to work Is brakes.
man ou the Dubuque h Sioux City Road a!res
serving In the army, aud who has gradually ad-
yAnced in position eyes s4nee, eaa becu appointed
superintendent Of the Northern D!Stsion ot the
iowa Central, which embraces the line from
Marsha1ltowp to the Minnesota line. Amos Kas-
fell. who was Sergeant In the IONA Fist, has
uecn appointed Train Masser OF the road.
-colcuea WMtam sngtn. of Marion, Nepsesen.
, 1870-10-05


4. 4. Whcc1ocE, Of the Winchester Ti,nss, has
,,ren nominated "A tie Democratic ca1d!daIc fur |
sheriff IN Scott County. Ill
The Boston hms announces that JDhn Cnincy |
Adams declines nomination for Governor at the
n.pds OF the Democracy. Having Already heen
defeated TWO or tbree times. he csdently AMI SELL
.,lI1y conclndes that "cnough Is as good as
least" ..... .... 49,.
-Stptember 50, the Prnhibit,o1.sts OF the Sec
.,ud Congressional District OF Illinois met in co.,
yeutton at Be1:1tiere. Delegates were present
rom every county ot th.: district. Iohnsoa usr-
xey, of Sandwich. was chosen Chairman, aud T.
). Lanont, ot Rockford. Secreta1F, with t. DFoak-
| ms as assistant. The convention unanimously
| nominated the Ret, j. c. Stoughtop, of AuFofn.
| for Representative in Congress. Spteches wcrr
made By ]. e. Stoughtou, 4. Bingham, johnson
Harry, L. P, Sabu c. r. Cross, Jas. Lamoar, antl
| others.
The Democrats Of the Sixth Ohio District ara,
IN trouble about tneIr candidate for Congress.
General Denver. The Highland Ssus says OF hlul:
AIN 1s5a General Beaver, tne Democratic cansll-
ta,e for Congress, killed Mr. Gilbert, editor OF
,re Aifa California, in .ucl. The Constitution
Of OHIO, adopted In 1850. renders any auelisst ia
eligible to ot.lce In this S,aie- Saying nnthing OF
| the immortality or iuelltnR, which so shocked the
| Democratic conscience when HeatJ ClaJ was
candidate for President, We would Ike 70 Inquire
hor our Democratic brethren viii get oyef this
.,', so..s. -. ~ s,ss,ad whfch nnweyer
s"ea'u u.ra - - ~ aIS,h nls,,1c, .,an.t .ntcn
.ne a.. swHneg ro,~ ,,as,,,v The I,e,n.
ns o.@a ~. cons.ooshnn snt, va syrn,
s.%tl. ,,,.,, ,hnT, !, ,h.r si;cmna. What VII,
theg do. Which are they for-DenTer Of tn
. eo"atots"ua .x,,, ~ ,s-...pau.
I -.ae nIao n..a.. - s-.s s,n-,
: de'pu'a " ..,s .atu -. ,..S~,,, a.. T,a ~.
vigorous naatoe.tnA e'9tus w ~ -,.Aa. - =,
, 1870-10-05

aghts md viii sght to the end. Tonl does.
the same, and 80 do Mtscha md Phalsooafe;
And IAen, poor little fostKesa Of The tn1fu
order, 4ltpnst defeucelees, has been oloNn NJ.
sud viii It tha staff Of the corps os PtusssAa
troops which besieged it, II Tho forts which
defend Pa1ss do only half tawen Is cur other
strongholde, the var may List for mouths, aud
thus permit France to Hse in body agatnst
the invaders Then, with Gods helE 7nd
ycurr, hope, We can treat with honor
EMLH CAREET.
, 1870-10-05

Hon. F. G. 1ngetsoll has had an inter |
view with Secretary Boutwell,, in which
two suggestions Of some financial signifi-
cance we're made The first was By A1r.
Ipgersoll, That the West would find some
relief for its alleged dearfh Of currency II
the Secretary should advertise that he
would purchase his lepds in Chicago and
ether Western cities instead Of IN New
York only. This notion has no force, be-
catse, first, We have very few bonds in
the West; secondly, those who have them
can get the currency for them as easily if
tue sales arc in New. York as in Chicago;
thirdly, the abundance of currency any
where depends on The productiTeness of
it's industry, for, if its industry produces
what the world wants, the world will send
the currency there for it. Curren-
cy cannot he secured in abundance
III any section by merely putting
it there, if the laws OF trade
tend to accelerate its flow, to other points
So long as our currency is irraaee,nable
aud f3uctuating, it can earn higher rate of
/ interest by being concentrated for specain-
s:ve uses in the great centres Of capital
than ly circulating in small sums among
the people. 1t il the changeable value of
uur currency that causes it to collect in tho
centres Of speculation, instead Of being
evenly t1iffused over the whole area Of pro-
duction, and employed in useful work.
Whatever viii remove the premium on gold
and, ut the same time, give us free banking
On a specie bssis, will make money abun
t,aut at the West and South, or Ehoreve1
there is any nse for it, or anything to buy
| it with.
The second suggestion Qu which Mr:
Boutwell, concurred), was that it the green
hack were made receivable for one-fourtl
Of the, customs duties, it would appreciate
its value and help to reduce tue preu,iuu
! on gold. This has been the opinion q
: other star-gazera. The late Thaddeu
= Stevens contended that, if greenback
i were receivable for customs lte sans
= as gold, the premium on gold would disal
r pear entirely, and the currency would b
y always at par: The only effects Of maxim
e one-fo,11th Of the customs duties payabl
II in greenhacks, would ba 10 rsducs tt
ID tariff (Which might be q good thing), az
1t to cause further expectation Of gol'
ct. There being that much less use for gold
ut this country, onc-fourth OF tho e1istiu
te stock would he liberated nnds4aull {
al abroad to be invested in something til
II would pay profit to the owners.
ss The interview between Mr. Ingersoll at
ts Mr.. Boutwell, is reported in the New Io
RI I Journal Of Commerce. Mr.. Iucerso1l. +