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AJERSEY MITRiiGLEUR.
The Ni-hap- of M Inventor who wcu, {
Long lrnu,h-Tbc Wngs and fkc Ninth.

Fbc hirhap- Of M Inventor who went TO
Long irHnch-Thc W0gs aud tkc Ninth.
short time ngo, a ieunsy lyania buchanan
invented what he called Eunpowder pile lnyer
TIE military fame OF Col Fisk rcaehol hs ara
and he started for Lous Branch with his m,cl,ue
which was about ~ unNieldy ~ Are escape he
approached Or. HelmhOl 7, and obtained permission
to establish himself on the doctors big lot, taking
up a POSITION about twenty feet rom the docior'a
great sign OF TIE SrN Hrrr be exhibited ard lee
tured 90 tire multitude mat took n NJ srais oo the
fence occasionally demonstrating ne efficiency pf
driving small wooden ii.es into TIE grUuni. some
Wtg- per- uticd him tN1t he uugEt TO sct COL FISK,
and he 'eU his machine IN charge ut WIrinIn
lHd started for tac Ctmp Ant Wis ~ co hllrs,
amt me- had no pass, tue sehtrles deneI INN tdAiI
lance,
lie came hack @..cons1'.'o 70 Dr. Velnboid's lot.
where iEr sane u'IY lutis GNtfr. hlW. sud pre-
tended t. sJmuI'hG. W.tl his dIsaiS oH'weIt, but
tou NJ Ic mt.l attract the notice OF tnc tDlul % 10y
disrAar.n- whole N'u,ts when i'e ttg.uog
marched 10 supper al ,',ock. lie agreed 90 do
ttis with rapture, aui Wh.a 'Ac drums Doe, 10 % boz
an tlc troops TO d.f'e from the CONT ho hustled
about making tIn lCc"s AIRY lrop1r1' .'Ni, A. soon
A. COL r. X CtLr IN si-ht, the DuiciUUu 'c..u 200
c"rs Irsry lost ihr.r 49, i,l'ur' Erie 'at IKE Q
lYcl;. ami An dii LeGt-tol brUuc, bat 'lu a fIu
trt wa- nearly thrown. aud DR.. ! 'i.rls lpr "
started OF On charge, never hating UDt, Dc
tr1- tlut tHr tUurlr.~ Thought s.tu h.ul vs.
roVl on, ml uaurot down 20 sec the nu, AN
tA"ra wH, WleHs, cN t.HHnt Ngi tnf o., .lgiNtr
suffered -0yr'.tr, an, ,l.pl.r Wta r ven 'n'o tne
c1r,N ana .he piston got weI-tI H'u 20 j. $50 hrVly
that Two men hll 90 work Tor hours Nl.h CROW
lsrs 10 ,.l-ercec them. ln' uyeutpr st.i hap'- 70
bear from Co.. F.-t. who le Aus been Persuaded,
it.t cuU llinvnltd - the stlAtf.
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LIFE In THE METROPOLIS.
DASHES HERE AND THERE BY THE
SUNS REPORTERS
now thrv 10 II in iioboh en-'rnrinan nv Trr-
ties Cluscly FOiiUwcd-O NcigLburs'
Remarkable Doriiity.

now they DO II in iioboIs Hn-'ru NINA nv Tn 70
tics Cl0sciy Followed Our Ncighburs'
Remarkable Douiiity.
On lucfday evening the primary meetings
wcro held in Iloboken for the choice OF delegates to
The Ff,h Courres .oual District Convention which
meets boz that city TO lav. Free 'um and Tammany
practices were the order Of The night The manipu.
lotons Of tire rImlr.cs and ,hc su9ing Of the bal
lot boxes wcrn done 10 approved Ttmmlny s'5ls iu
tho fis,, Second, and Thi.d Wards. In the First
Ward uI're were 2es names on The FOIL list auI 2gG
ballots IN the box, only accounted for By The fact
that the judge inspector, and clerk were on the
Reynolds side OF the fence, and tlon with all the
Stating Of siXtyo ballots, only six majority was
found Tor tie Reynolds delegates In the Second
Ward the judge (Cark) only was a Reynolds
man, tho Inspector land clerk not having
any sidos. In this district the judge
vas detected by the clerk dropping tickets on Tie
hCur, aul putting other. In the box At the close Of
the por. q was demanded by tho clerk that TIE
be counted. Cleveland was ahead. the judge de.
CT led not The Inspector and clerk signed the ere.
dcnuM5 OF tho Cleveland delegation. The Roy
uuldl men claim the majority Of s. In the Third
Ward, thc stiding was no, 50 necessary - NV the
other wards, but was done, 10 make assurance
dOu5y sure Some momleis Of social cam-cating
organization went through the city proclgmiug
themselves The champions Of r. ynOid8, who Put up
the job anl carried 10 through. In promiue bar
room, the officers Of the First Ward Vol bad a di.
The clerk so for their shares, but the Judge
couldn't see It Il tha, Light prot sting strongly ns
he rave them 50 each, that he bad J. ade less 0an
ciIhtF ot them. lie VIII make good Tammanyite.
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TYE UHITE SEiCLS.
Another Appeal from Meta to tho New
Iurh SuieswOmcl,


Iurh SuicswOucI,
To ne Eiior Of ne Sun.
Sin: Tomorrow evening the sllcsw0mcn hold
their meeting In ilimDton building % j NJ, and I
would advise the parents OF The women, cspc.
coly iA1r mothers, to urzo upon their daughters
the "cssiy OF Joining our Association, aal ~ tle
iutulc they will gain positions more steady than
those they OIL In the busy season only, | do rot
Think my kind mother desire. to sec her d'ug.tcr
walking home unprotected thr3ush the streets Of
this ity after . l.. ", in-utci by beings 10 the
faru OF mon, and no relief 70 DO Ind. i they Will
only join our ranks and aid as o. secure the closing
Of all the fancy goods stores AZ I NJ, see what IN
advantage they viii cain--no moro late nOurs. I
know 'hcy VIII be more Wiling 10 push their sslCs
1n heretofore, II their employers viii agree to this
request
Bat, slesNomor. the remedy lies IN your own
hands. Show little more in tspcudcuCc; talk this
subject among yourselves. All who can leave their
stores should attend oar meeting on Thursday
evening, and become % cnbcrS. Many Of our mem
hcrs arc Old, experienced s.csWdmcn, some who
auc you viii find them all highly educated and LADY,
Ike. II any young lady cannot leave her establish
meut and H. DESTROYS OF becoming a momhcr Of
the saleswomens Early Closing AssOcia
even the store where .he is employed. and will cal
on her personally TO receive her i1iu1uon fee ana
hsr 9G t'T gS 1 or AM StT I'd
Building, IN reach me. and it wall receive prompt
response. Evil advisers are cvun now striving 10
keep the saleswcIrcni away, but do not fear. Nhcu
respectable bu.iue,3 r4ea desire smart s1Cswomcn
IN the future they wall ioCk to our Society for guar
ante. and riauy Of you viii Obtllu situations wllA-
out arpHin- from store 90 store.
Let me see more new lace, tomorrow ni-ht at our
meeting. Come o,ry. snd bring Other now mem
bets. 10 not TOP "tp ttnk Of it, ~ yor promised
our committees. SHOW true American ,irlt, ana
Jet not tie salusfoWen OF England look down upon
yon We commenced tie movement G.-t; LEI ne
show them how large an association We can form.
Mcuher~ oi the Itts~. and o. TIVE Barry Closing As
ISOLATION OF DR., G.ol, C.yrAg aud su,suor,n are
oa' hestly inVitci 60 attend. META.
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N.fr.V- ON wcGur.d,y Apr-.t ., ri.,r,,,o An
a, n. .....t :. GO 49, '''' "'' 10 ''' '"'"''T NJ
ill., 4 tn!s n + r.in.ly., ~ m, Iar,t,y ,,e r.,r.,t
~, ~, ,. 49,. y, -, =, .',o
!In,. r. ttopcc 7f, "a ,y % nl T. Me- I'm
80 AZ mn Ns-1u A. ,Jrgsd-v ,,.'. Ann, -
Frs.i .Ii. lyn+s,,' ,,fr ,. 90, N.- ~ 81,
,.t, Nrtr.'a-s tt..i =, 90 -. '' 30 '0''-' "a "l'
M, 49,. =. III, Ia ,..,it a ,..t,., o.. 49,, A.,
.iicrt'S'ty -. "A lt'ir',i ~ ri'. i'' ~ '" 'ir
s 'aI,'y ,.- It, - ',rcl sd STD tween 'a'd Cth
r.' 4, ..it ca. i's'' -, 80 ~ ' -
'r,. ,,.., " ~, ~. ID, ,, ~ IN'.
.1I. ~, "a d, o'tsu. lrr .p....l . ID, r,
in ir, ..ai, nor i,,.I., 'i.rc' ,. ,.. ~ '" US
,rtr d. ,trr,, .''. ~. ''''' I"'.'" 'I.' 49, Ncn-
rt.e '-ai ~, lri, 90 lir" non, a. l,,. .,,.,.,
~ "a. pa s., to ,. "a .r i4,..' ~ e., 49,, u,
sul r.ilty,s are iLyitel to attoid Without Iuft,es
ma .lg~'s q, Tit..dav Au.,y, o. t,ft..b.,, ~
.i.is .inv of he ii., Ri, rr II ,I,.t 'u ",
Eatu lwuy. Queens cllntr if.a1i ~ So r'"rr,!' VI
~ tr'. .. al a.. ,,tnl, ,r, ,t f, IA. .
ltf.H 'tl, meal q, l.,',. "a t., - Nv, w. -
mo. ,is.t I--O '' " WV O' . N' "h l'"'''y'
irAkiy%' On wednesday sIi,rr,,, A,c,., .,
'.utturY ,lruNI1 aFrI ~ va - '' - '''' NJ"
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The record Of John Casey, who was killed hy
NcC0rmicl on Sunday na.t, abouuds in dca!. OF
violence and desperation. About eight years azo
he was lro I.entsr Of Q? Prince street then called
Tho GaGel.',' aud kept by one Smrre, ~ En-
l.hman Whitley Bob" Mike Ncw-lIm, Tim
casey Dan liaron, alias Blacksmith, Spencer petI IS
the uDt,d t.r-or Hl HHppey, and host OF .ri., co.
crate % err. , were .rtqu, niela oI tie den. Casey
shot man , tnis place, ant Vas ind 81 uni.r
\ ',uu }. N.teIbuIy, but he managed to get the
.omp'ainaut ont OF me My, amt thc c,-, irl
tAr0ush. & .eY Yves, Gum- tuo War, an OIL 'lr an
.-r Lut notoI Jus Col Lafayette G., Baker,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-09-01
KuOckiug Dawn and DRAGGING Out at Il
Broollyu Primary.

AZ The primary election last evening in the
Sixteenth Ward Brooklyn, for delegates to the sara.
toga Convention, desperate fghi took place he
tween the fentou mon, headed by the Hen jacob
Worth and The AdwuIsuaton faction, Headed by
Lindsay and Rudd, during which the latter were
badly naltreated. The Worth crowd in strong force
took possession Ot the place IN which the primary
Wa 10 De lcd az On carly hour; and when iusuc ct
ors Lindsay sud Rudd entered they were sCt upon
Knocked down, beaten IN a runlanly manner. and
ultimately pitched head 'une into the street. Their
dc!eu .crs were similarly treated. Two primaries
were then held one IN the place 'sclccf, l. amt the
other on the Sidewalk, and much coifneton and
STRIFE prevailed IN both places during tho entire
evening.
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The Milk Dealers Association having found
themselves. practically O.. tto m,se5 OF TIC Orange
county, y Y, aud Now J,r.cy arqs-s. viii par
chase milk on the hes; terms tley can mike. even
from farmers whose names are On their BLACK at.
provided 'u,a farmers sell at or under the market
T-',c which rom th' date e 0.cl a, I've cont, rcr
guar, wholesale. This addition OF one cent ~
C farmers -lvs- thc dealers o0T 0r'gf Is 20 nat
uA 'N,, making the rttl Iric. tive Sc ctats quart.
Tic Dealers Asepcil'iou appoint, % Comm Zee 20
oN.rthe fumCg- ~ cents a quart, but Toe latter
would not rcctiv. he'f o cont. Tie patient Iuthc
IL - therefore expect 20 suA.r.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-09-01
THE Movement for the Reelection OF the
iiIsn. Charles l.. Ictw.

Prominent citizens Of he Tenth. Eleventh, and
Seventeenth WARES met at g5i Second avenue last
evening, and orgA1iEe3 Ltcw ~lnb. Tho room
was crowded with enthusiastic Democrats. REQ
luticns were unanimously adopted setting forth The
honesty and despatch charlcterizing tie County
C'"rS8 ofce during Mr IocN'- term NJ o1.cr, and
hr0r'ty roccmrondus Linn for ? reconciliation.
william II. ktrCItIa was elected President ut The
'arY, anl Ju.ius G.. L,hrm Treasurer. a -...r4l
meeting Of 90, Low Clubs VIII BE- held Il Hu1I-
ho.lt Hall, Avenue &, on . %. $.
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N.rhnn lInrder cnmnlicn,len..

Tie examination in Ar Isaac q. Reid, Jr.'s
L'cl SUI, a-a.nst PAM F. Echo's1n, Che editor OF
the SsI'oa. growing out OF the Nathan murder. was
adjourned unui yesterday afternoon at O'Clock.
Mr.. Reid appeared with witnesses TO prove that he
fii uo' w~l'c 'Ne S'r'7, Ner-ty- article .ii, The
81. zen bad charged upon ilm, urj 'iI. Nicholson
waived 0n oyawi'a'0n. Ju.f.ca SIT tres,r ..
lei. Ar. Nicholson iu a GEO bail - ari,.r whom
wlrtei hy the Grgni Jtgy. Ia tie SOAR. room
were Frederick ana Washington Nathan, Emanuel
T. Hart and rt bora
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GROWING monument ot Cattonc iatth and self
'cr"i,h ine HtcnI'shop neH, rcierred
- .,,,J ~ -, wv, W WV Nou,' w VI VIC NHl-
''' ''' "'' departure '"r "ole' ouu s'ld'
needed nQt your assurance th1t your PRAYERS accom-
% s ,t",, ,y' ,iin5 .Nln.d TO thG' a.N cy wnMCg
g a a' On Of s 4, % ns as as i va, e,
cycri corner Of 10; Doe Was tsrs sa.red ar5aaG
n.mi 60 'ua eroa' uuple OF Wc vatcin wh.trL'1r9 ~
Iricr gu'e ~ MS l, ir 's Dlvnc Master, aHd cycry
az i , ! p'a %, a wt'c r,l aplar
., ''a u l"" -Ii"' WORK WhIth You N"i" 20 To lh
l'rt."s .,.
PRAY, -uevef .tis t,ter,r "a cloud. To- nt,.i toe
applications oi BIB tn.Ict V.d poodle, 1uu vas trut
uc
y q. mere. 'unn''. l' WOO h'rthf' % vow Fh,"'
j. .." ,'. OIL 10. ''A' .'' "Oi s
,Hut no rl, U.s., OIL. g. ftn'i' acc rrca h4.
..tt cd - ., ...sI. A.. .,.... t..th u1re
cDsme.ol.F or i..nUaloany. u.uJln uo U-.s,
tut Na, i..A r..r L1H.ffu u t.c w'r. OF
lr". tF'lt 'hc nt- t' q pNhc 70. q. i.un ant Tie
aiI' un- lHe r.'tt,-' oi % .E.oi G w. n', o..
Iysu.'I..r' a. ,i, I..r of s,.',f no., astc, All
inns, l s...'t lI iir u.s. 70. nIy.. rom, MI II
tgh q ~, ...fa'. ..o. -.u,s-rauIts. . sNr To- th.
t!lh .4't WINCH ~. zone @ud thccted By thc General
''''''' % '"e '"' ''"
4 GLANCE At THIS rtsr.
ITO ,..t,,.tor mat ,,,.,..d e., tt, ,,o,, ,,,.t
o., erar I,gn- raj gnc'.' ga shovel lat nom,
ncrc,i c6arac,or with mt of tEc V,,ican !, tor.
NEE dly4 the Councils held IN me Tnat we're for e
uou nart attended ry E.s;orp b.shors aud noe,
In Inc West hy Western bisuo,,s. ami ,ay.~ tn,e
On America hay, . representative in an q, ,uncnicl
1d kne,g1 En-, no 'a- a., ,i I roe one 70, was
liam world Trr, hundred |,grs ,J ia 'ls ,,r,
Tho ounrii Of rrt ar i w. ''u g,''," sln,'
ian Church MI L, l',Ve ,la' '',h. ,Dv NJ
.n,inc Il sgr'b a-I st,th II, i, W. ~, ,e
.li,s ot te v.,.., tG.'t,. ~ ,NiNl "i...n w,
,,,r',rs ,,r ,a.l,'u y n.l{ ,l p'cl't. NOR. M
,tt.n A.. !, o." guy v'NN' 1Int
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Fire Commissioners, Lock n, Thi-i

SIR: One Of ne many M. sancos to which We who
dwell On the Lac ~ me stree rlrpAds are req1 ulF
subject I, J. tie eiofraFH ul Tire which rae
b, reason ~ en-lue T -e being lail aCrose ue thck p
cases OF nfc n occurs 70 NJ that eOnn simple 'eYcc
gh De adopted whereby 'Nr hose could De- rejected
from TIC ctf wn"rs end me csis Dec rrn over Ninou.
iuJIly 10 t.r hose GuuY 10 HE TUs1cnscls, Nrd e.
II plant ttt.a ID SIZE ihs, WIN sufficient z. I'VE uu-
IruHath 10 allow free passage ior the nose ruI cou'
unss. would ausWcr Me purpose ana laclitsie .tycl
BEAVER.
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Tho loss by FIRE q Calais viii amount To about
One million dollars, hauY nmh,s arc rcul,r,d
h1mo less. The immediate wants of the ,ull. r.rs
trr more than the citizens Of Calais can suYu,y.
ftCy -Olcl. .Ii IN he present urgent need. aul.
scuqtiols maT bee sent 10
JNo hoYNTOSs Sow & Co, % Broadway.
OoRIAM AuABUNAN, 40 Wall street.
! Hoynf4uf son ( CO.S!ll. e. McEcnna.,......... ?
GuIuAlu R0aialull,.... lnu.R, rr,,,.,,.,,,.
y u Nan..,"......., p O. L. bui!"rI',,',,,"". Q
y. j. lrualy ..,.,..,,... Dol
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NEW NorX Wednesday. Aur. 81. --rHc rccan,. m
be- ve. today nuwlcr'ii5t heath cars II rcsaas Tor
aslluglrGcrgul tWJ Of uavH'.tcnr- Tor The mar
Set hut There as no trade. AM rrD. remain monte
nhy i tbule uu NOuiNy,or - rais FOR IcNss, and
g. 90 ltr for rtor t. Choicr natives With iiil shttp
and iuus rgCs wed TIC mar et ann SD the storK
Wa sOd httutr uuluat oturc 10. Zoe Iopr 10 good
~ 'ep, ana ,w5t' for or 'inary g. Prime lambs,
There wa uothn' doing t1 live huLs. Dressed were
tulde lrinys az % Hc f.r the wc. hf7 most ulct and
i-'.c. for heavy E,Cepts fOs sausnttrc.s uumOc ID
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Eusln,ss 1lullrts.

WHIT nd Itt-Lyons Kaun!r1n mtl' nay hair
soit igNuuAlt ali talck ana HaggIs Magnolia uan
Change. As; saow complexion into SIC mathc Dcauty
you uow sec. This 90 mphatcay the l,nsr,ge u all
Who -, ta.-c articles, Gne head 90 hair aud irenued
eoal xi1u are %. greatest attr.c io.s woman can
posses m" K',htliou and Magnolia palm are lust
what sin itve them 10 Won, and nothing else VIII The
.im "a fhe ,lJom % youth. Itm.'.cf laiy og % APP
PEAR hat So P0ih articles are 'a''s'y Alrmc s. AID
very plcalnt They should he Ia every ,ady'f
sion.
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strong at 90: Eric, nv: and New Jersey Central.
lQlh. Investment securities were firm, with sales
OF chicago and Alton ut he; Delaware, Lackavan-
s.s5. Fort Wayne, ai; Hannibal aud st. Joseph,
lOS' ana preferred, 1'2S. There was a small bust.
ness ~ miscellaneous stocks Pacific Mail advanced
rom ~ 10 ~ Western Union TELEGRAPH being
ntn at =" e35'a; Muriposa sold az a.. the pre.
stctty salcs Of Albums being rcn,fted Al e5L,;
nnerran' 4oh; United States, AZ. and Wells.
Fargo * Go. scrip, ~.
90 d. .
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rue SECOND RACE.


To-day, as may be seen by our advertising col
umus there VIII We trot AZ Fleetwood puA tor
$d,u0O mile beats. Tits Is q mat h OF boot be-
N,,u 'iyal strains AMI Cxcites deal OF interest
Tho orc is 'lartle by lllmhlotOueup, the other
Lothian by Guircth Knox. The following pools
were sold last pX ming:
S''rtlc......... 30 r. 90, % 20 y. %, 2l %
Lothair......... l., J., n. 10, A. II, l3 - -.
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HOME FROM THE VATICAN.
x,G,tFfCENT RECEPTrON OFIRCR-
ntgJfOp M'CLOShgY YESTERDAY.

scion "a rrocrs-icr in 20. "Utr' rs Cnibc-
teal Two iiuNdycd P-icf.N Ia Fail Canon
,r.'v The 4 'dt.ss Of the Priests Ihe
Er,l5i1apa's i,rTB.
In se..loa.,U.th tuc following card or hyi
t...
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CrGAP Cprr,rrN-Nocl prrihera Co have
.Frd 20 '4.I"l rt,is.., g. 1r.4.,Ay. sue l u.
.l'w h-,'i zee, ani asc ec,.lns carriages cheap,
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..' .' ..- tNn LsTs,rsn BEEruH.S OF TUr
H'-I iut4I"Fh ~ lIu LAII.fs -H nj
.. UnrrIH.. fob Wr no IututH r'N nam.
a, .t.har lHl H..Nr U.Irt ElIH t.l4 JI. eiiuu.
I'i 'nr o.. i.r. ugs.I ua"gIlt s.d
.'.t WNHHI, wilton. reserve. upon runI
..+ CO. uHiltft Z. tttt ~ supply what Is
". ...l. ..l !r.alt IuKars.
- " t...' ave Just H..a uttered. the rlsre ia
n .. ... sgu.| uo.. N..th mere itN. %. al
l"n' v.ioh must 'uye 100 vain .or Il p
IN N D. Nl.N, WrY'f, ] cen say, and tA.- mach
II, .'im = uy n.a't 10 say, tet am
o.. HIl r. huuti 4.uIu olruo1rl % r"s
h.. W .' 10 upon 70 many icudiy, ihmi.aT
h.. p ''N .u tuu myself standing once M 10
M 4" 81 d.. tnt grateful tcyD ui measure for o."
> 'Al -cH,pus g.ceuug wLich you have &C..
f.'' III" Archbishop continued. in a similar arcc
.it amt ahD .tWg strain, ~ ,xrr,ss mis- grateful
G,. A' brethren ot Che nIoge-e, and to ac-
~ .l' ..e .Hlt |iUiH ess with which they had
.' 90 ur.r duties aarilu his ab.ence, ss cyi-
.... 4" 'A' u,w ,husrho. which they had brought
ii. 90 l'", 'hc Dutri.Its they had Instituted Ion
w. .'..'n eli. t.tuolc clddr,n and especially
d.. ." when LT9ulh thea zeal ana hhrr-
NJ a u AdD uh their grand new cathedral,
''' Z Troy would pcr-,vrrc for a few rryr,
'''' '-'4 s.44d oeCre ,Als city aud the gOrll "a
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~ Ne conclusion Of the address tf ~ 'e.r e, t'y
...4e from Dir throne. l1il aside itr
.I'' ..'l robe, arrlvrd liWs'f 30 ue Hu-pe
- IT.. .... aud surrlirr, lec,nued Tho "a POI. al
re .dtrtss 10 q most CuGugiH- and affect
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-01-06
Miscellaneous Items.

Portland has not q single ship afioat.
The last one was sold few dayssince.
a-ANew Jersey is called by the Evening
Mail grand bedroom with a door at each
end, aud New York and Philadelphia hold
the night-keys. s- et - = o 49,
"a republican daily paper is to be start
ed at Frederick City, Md, II will be the
first daily paper published in the State
outside of Baltimore. = e'a
"A man in California, who was bitten on
the lip by an insect "black in color and re-
sembling very much an overgrown bedbug,"
died thres days after in consequence. ~ -
MIR. John Paine of Albany, has q
sleigh, the running part of which was
made in 1809-gixty years ago-and has
been in constant use every winter since.
The Persian sink crop is a total failure
the, exports being limited to 1900 bales,
against %, 600 bales last wear. This will
produce notable rise in the price of silk
goods. 1faiiiar s f'i-~ iaas t8eE
The amount realized from last wears
cotton crop was sl53, ,000, 900. It is rough
~ estimated from the incomplete returns of
! this year crops that the exports of cotton
alone viii foot up $500, coo, 600 in 1870
Es--A discharged negro waiter in a. large
boarding house in New York put arsenic In
the sugar to get even with the landlady,
and the result was that thirty persons were
poisoned, tour or five of whom are very
sick.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-01-06

how 10 INVEST A DcLLAR.-Ne desire to
cali the attention Of our readers to the
method of conducting the popular one dol
lar plan of distributing articles of value,
beauty and utility by Messrs. Packard &
Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. Their stock en-
braces over 30, 900 articles OF value, consist
ing of pianos, meloi6ols, vislins, sewing
machines, gold and silver and -oreiae
watches; silver-plated ware, castors, cake
baskets, butter dishes, forks, SPOONS, sets
of jewelry. gold pens, &c, &c. which are
being disposed of on the popular plan OF
general average Of on dollar eacl. without
regard to value and act to be paid To- un-
til the purchaser knows What he is actually
to receive.
They issue certificates of all the articles
on the list, each one of which is put into 8
sealed envelope and the whole are thor
oughly mixed, and when ordered are taken
out without regard to choice and sent by
mail TO the purchaser, thus giving all
fair chance. There are no blanks Single
certificates are only % cts. each, or FIVE for
Loo or ten for S150.
Club Rates TO AGENTS an order
enclosing s375, they agree 10 send 25 GER
tihcaies and premium diamond pointed
gold pen. with silver extension case and
pencil For am order containing S10,0
they agree to send 80 certificates and
premium of silver plated cake basket, or
a splendid gold pen, IA carets, diamond
pointed, warranted, With gold-mounted
rubber holder and pencil case. For an or
der enclosing $500, they agree to send
100 certificates with a premium OF solid
silver hunting cased watch, full iewelled.
worth $4,000 and they arrange also
the drawing of the last club so that
it shall, in addition to its regular chance,
draw at least one gold or silver hunting
cased watch. The price of the last named
club. without premiums is $500. To
such OF our patrons as are disposed to
patronize this responsible. firm we give
their address as Packard d Co. Bon 1401,
cincinnati, Ohio.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-01-06
The Working Women of Boston.


The following petition is circulating in
Boston for signatures:
To His Honor The Mayor ot the City Of Bos-
tons;
SR:-We, the undersigned, working
women of the city of Boston, respectfully
call your Honor's attention to the fact that
We know not what is to become of US this
winter. Buliness is duh work has fallen
off. the cold weather is upon US, and we
are at a loss for means to purchase the
food necessary to keep us alive until busi-
ness revives in the spring. This state
ment is not at all exaggerated, as your
Honor will find on due in nluiry, and we
think an immediate investigation ought
to be made. We stand ready to put
your Honor's egents on the right track
In our present condition of actual and
impending distress, we humbly petition the
city government TO turn deaf ear to all
projects for new city park, and to spend
the money the park would cost in the pur-
chase of such food and fuel as may be nee
essary to keep our souls and bodies toceth-
for the time we are short cf work. The
money In the city treasury comes from the
producing Glasses; We are producers, and
without Us. Boston could not pay its taxes
In fact, Boston could not live. We, more
over. respectfully submit that our interests
should have precedence in your estimation
over those of persons whose claims for con-
sideration consist mainly in the fact that
they drive fast horses, and need a trotting
course, or in the tact that they own real
estate whose value may be enhanced by a
disbursement of the city's money. We re.
spectfully request your Honor to cause this
petition to be presented in the best and
most promising way before the city govern
ment, and We humbly pray you to watch
over it, giving it your good word whenever
necessary. and to act toward us, in this
time of our distress, according to the sug.
gestions Of our own kindly nature. ~
Signed Elizabeth L. Daniels. Mrs. Fanny
Bailey, Mrs. Emmie i. Lane. and 100 others