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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-25
CUISINES autitts.
OFFICE OF Fisk g. HATCH.

BANNERS AND DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT SECURE
TIES
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jysgiOt
ORDINANCE No. ~.

An ordinance providing for The registration OF
b rths and deaths
Be q OriaiHei by M en- omcl gt ne otl
Of tdFo!
SlcrIos !. That II shall Ice the duty OF every
physici u, midsii., accoucher or other person,
assisting nj the birth OF any child ah.n the linn
within five days nfter the birth thereof, written
certificate OF the day, month and year, Of the
birth OF The chiid, tho co'or and sea OF the child,
the names Of IL parents, II known, and whether
the same was born alive or not.
Sac. =. Upon the death of any person within the
limits Of the city of Caro-, the attending phy.i-
cIsn during the last Illness of the deceased, anl
IN ease there was no such attending physician,
then the person ~ whose house or residence, or
ia VI hose charge the deceased was at the time of
his or her desih. shall hle with tie Ciiy ,ieTk,
icate, giving the name, age, sex, color and the
cause of the death o! ihe decreased, a. near ~
may be, ....
sic. 5. !tslall he the duty OF the CITY Clerk 10
record IN book to he prol ded ll- that lau 20 ~
the late of the birth, the EEK AMI color AMI tho
name. OF the parent. of each child, n shown lay
the certificates hercln5cfore proyiyed for; and,
also the name, age, sex, color and the cause Of
the death, OF each deceased person, a. shown by
said certificates hcIelnbeioro required, giNinB
also, in each case, the name OF the phy stefan 81
other PEI son, making the certificate,
So, 4. ANY person violating Citler ia. htsi ~
second sections OF this ordinance, shall forfeit
and pay for the use Of the city, sum not less
than I'VE dollars nor more than twenty i've 'iol-
lars for each and every oitense, ...
Approved tins .lst day of July lsi0 .,..
JOSEPH MENDEL,
ly2s, iW Mayor pro TEN,
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REG j lAT0R
NNRUTIl WILL PREVAIL.
"IhO' Satan Sits nj the Door, Some
Will Re Cured,V

| We are happy 10 place before the ca Iens OF
Cairo and IT, vicinity DR. Hulse, late OF New Al
hany. lie - permanently located "a thiseity' ior
Tie purpose ~ pfactlcng meiltlht ~ Al US
city or is vicinity, by day OF night The doctor
has pra.ticei medicine during period OF twenty
wears dining "A Inch time he has had ia, sr share
of practiee wherever he has lived, lie prepares
anil nlrns shes ali his medicines At his office lie
Lo. i.ern very successful IN the treatment OF nii
chrome diseases, having devoted the gre ter por,
non OF the past eight years To cases OF that char
I A ter and has scarcely ever turned one away un-
cured Amer taking their eases IN charge he
charges nothing for ultations at his office, lie
N not hat,er you what he tells YOU You may rey
GA, Old eases Of twenty years st,nding are
euredhy him. All old sores, II matters not shit
uyr rondhlnn-sore eyes m all forms, cured IA
short time. Fistula and cancers cured sthout
the use of the knife, Tape-worms expelled ny
the uss OF anewly discovered medicine, without
tail All forms Of crysIpela- AMI dlssa.r, OF Tie
skin cured IN the shortest time.
also keep on hand the Indian on, discovered
Dy me while in the Cherokee nation IN lSs For
sale al NV office, or sent by express 10 any part OF
the country,
The on cures COLES aud cramps IA five minutes.
Headache IN three minutes ear-ache m ten
minute, ne ufalga IN tive minutes rheuiasi sin
in one hour MS ia children and adults ia short
time, All other achesor pains, NOS nam ID here.
bottle i, labelled without dlrectous fu usins "
IL ia fals 10 do what T. cumed for 10, come is'fk
and get your money. frce 6Oeents s'sl - "p"f
bottle, 49,
uOiIice, eoruer OF Eighth street aad OHIO LeSe",
! lam igrsduaie Of the Homeopslhe sehooIof
Cleveland, Ohio having graduated IA the yea
1891, aso gradual ed IN the Eciecus scho"liof
Cincinnati, ia the year lsa5
Cairo luin oisMav ~.
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LEGAL.
SALE MORTGAGE.

Nn''ee Is hereby given that default having be en-
,''ue VA ,hc payment of the amount secured 10
~ pau ny certain sale mortgage executed by
,ohh J.. isggnit and Phoebe 4. 1Sggart his wife
!" Mo', ills ID. Wiley dated the third day OF June
a. "A, w. iooI, anu recorded in the Circuit Clerks
Once Pn Oh nhr county Of Alexander and state OF
,lhois, ~ D NON, ~ OF sale mortgages page ~,
principal together with interest thereon iiom the
third day OF February, A. b, lsGs as per tenor of
promissory note bearing even date NJ M sail all
mortgage, and gwen Tor said sum of si,is5 a. /
.he uhaersignea Sw si said sale mortgage was
the same, viii, on saturday. the aoth day of JSlV
4, p, 1870, between TIE hours Of 10 o'clock am,
virtue OF the power of sale contained in said s,ss
mortgage, sell nj public auction, to the highs N
bidder, Tor cash. on the premises, the follovino
described property 10 WI; Lot numbered twen,xs
two (22), IN block numbered forty. seven (aTI. In
the first addition 10 the city OF Cairo, county of
Alexander, and state OF Illinois, with the appur.
tenances To satisfy the pun poses and conditions of
said sale mortgage, MORRIS Is. WILEY,
Mortgage.
June ~, 1870. le29itd
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Hayward then turned to his daughter,
and asked "My daughter, I ask you In the
presence Of this man, Is he the father OF
this childr
She replied, ole is
Hayward then menacingly faced Lind
say and inquired, ''if he had anything in
justification Of his crime TO say" Lind
say rcjoined quite coolly II must have
time to consider" and Hayward told him,
81 will give you time" He waited about
three minutes.
THE AvESGrSa SHOTS.
Lindsay still kept his chair, and Hay
ward was standing near the head Of the
bed. DR.. Ingraham also retained his seat.
Hayward repeated: Have you anything
70 say y"--and upon Lindsay saying that
he had not and that he supposed the child
was his, drew from his right pantaloons
pocket our-barrelled pistol and deliber-
ately fired at Lindsay, who stlled retained
his position on the bedside. The first shot
missed him. though the two could not have
been four feet apart. At the second shot
Lindsay jumped up, and Il also missed him.
Before the third shot was fred
he had approached Hayward and
made futile endesvor to get possess
sion of the pistol, but before he
could do so il was fred again, and the ball
entered his right thigh. Hayward now
approached Lindsay, and the latter
stretched out his hands toward the former
to grasp the pistol, and had gotten enc Of
his fingers upon his neck when the fourth
and last shot was fred and entered the
abdomen near the navel. Lindsay fell
back upon the bed, begging that he should |
be troubled no more as he had got his |
deatb-wound. All Of this occurred In a
few moments. DIR. Ingram was powerless !
TO interposc. Miss Ella uttered the most |
frantic screams ana vainly struggled to
raise herself in bed, and the scene was /
one Of Undesirable horror.
THE NIGHT BEFORE THE DEATH.
Lindsay was taken up By DR.. Ingram
and young Mr.. Hayward and carried into
n roo N opposite, where he was laid upon
bed and HE wounds carefully dressed. He
expressed great penitehce for his crime
said he knew that he was going 10 die, and
lid not blame Hayward for what he had
lone. He converscd freely with several
persons who came 10 see him during the
night, and would not allow any one to
persuade him that il was possible for him
% survive. He made his will little be-
ore dhybreak, and on Wednesday morn
ng, about half-past nine clock, brcathcd
iis last. He died comparatively easy,
va calm and serene 10 the last, but made
10 appeals for mercy to the heavenly
hrone above
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-27
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
E1UIsi..I sCsaUOs.S.
Examination of Applicants for Teach.
f .. ers' Certificates.
orrus as Con Wy sur'rar -cgoo,'.

Thc arst am bud SWuriay- N, every in"nih
arc horely appointed for me examination on APE
iih Ants iul trurhrIs' v,run,alyr. iir' altHr all
Examinations VIII be- p'ilc ant 'ondn.t"l lya
rerinancut loari OF Examiners consisting If
ilrr, utrs,u- pia,ilf,i ~ the county NupcrM-
tcuient who viii is-ne ~ oerln cate except upof
th.it report T1Suuqv the applicant To- a. crt,ti.
,atc nf tlfr s,ond rtadc, aiatc seven ma scale
of tan must b, attained ~ all the branches ne
uuirtdl v law 10 be Taught pct for N FIRST grade
certificate Riats OF nine will be requr,s' Hours
from 9a.sl. TO pInr ~ County auperlpi ayAt' y
once corner OF fannmerc tel aybnue and Eleventh
street, l,rpss Bhpuhg, up stairs. Tear hers aud
schp'l directors should take notice that no teacher
is entiticd to any portion Of the common school
mni nor TO he employed "a. teach any common
-chao who does not first exhibit n certificate
either from the state on County superintendent.
L.f. BUTLER
Ieltdaw2m County sup't of schools
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-27
.OHDINANcE No. los.

Az Orinsncc 10 repeal portons OF ordinance II,
approved April cib, ls,". 4 NInO -
BE il Onio,ast lvN ths Gtp c6aed Nof Mo 0ey ~
tauU.
SIctIoN !. that all that portion Of section 9, of
ordinance numbered ~, approved April oh, 1860,
commencing with and following the word ''pro.
yided" and all Of section 5 of said ordinance, be
AMI the same ~ hereby repealed
Approved this 2ist day Of July, 1870.
JOSEPH MENDEi,
ly2ldlO Mayor pro tenn,
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ORDINANCES.
nRDINANCE No. Os.

An ordinance providing for ia" construction OF Z
Sidewalk on the eSsi side Of Washington avenue
81 and below the southeast corner IL seventh
street.
BE . orinaoi by ~ civ C,uac7 n ~ CVo q
,dtiUs
That a Sidewalk be con .stuete on the csst side
Of Washington avenue, AZ and bel0w the south.
east corner of seventh street IN front Of lots IL,
~ ~ and ~ block -, City vi Caro- aId t.n feet
northwest of said ltt-, 10 the outer edge Of side
wax ON south side ot seventh street, and that
uie cost OF TIA" same be assessed upon aud col.
l.ctcd from the proreaty benefited thereby, m
sreo dance with tile chatter aul ordinances Of
the CITY.
Approved this a., day Of July, ls,o. ...
JusEfii MESpEL.
lyS2l0t Mayor pro TEN,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-27
nIIDINANCE No. 100.

b. n Ordained by the las Go'lca ot Ne Gaa n
tdUos
city, ~ revised anu eodlea. be AIN ndc by NJ H.
Ing out all of said section after the wort ",lH.,
and the following shal, be IN sft' ,n Leu II the
remaining portion of sad section, "For billiard
table twenty five dollars for hagatelle or pigeon
hole table, ten dollars for pin alley twenty ,
To specify the house where such billiard. bagt,
telle. pigeonhole table or pin alley lie set up or
kept, and may take out license ios the unex'
day of Jane and ;lst day Of December, AID snail
be required to pay only for the proportion OF
time fiim the bcginning al the license a. dated,
until the sand 3cth day OF june az 3lst day OF Pc
cember. ..-l ..f
Approved this ssi day oi July, ls70.
..... JOSEPH MENDEL,
L j22ii0t 4a. Mayor pro ten.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-27
SENATORIAL CONVENTION.

IT," democracy ~ the First Senatorial District
viii sss.mhi- IN CONVENTION =, the city Of Metro
polls. on Thnr-lsy, the tth DAY of August, n.I,
~ o'ciD"k pm, for the nomination Of candi.
date t. represent sai District, IN The stat. Senate.
~" ratio " representation viii be one delegate
for every j" votes ca'i for seymour asd blair al
the last Presidential election and Que delegate for
every fractional part thereof excess offny votes
n. ftllov-.
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a HOOK tor the MiIiion.
"AR6RFbjAc:E 4: c.: e.; :; !;

.I"uIt haFFt, 20 The 20 sNIopo InJrI"Tl &c
.Li revelation. - the sexual system. .Iih IA.
'-t"st discoveries ~ producing aLi preventing
Dh-rass, hos % Irosefvc th" ,Ynpl'g,n On. etc.
III. ., al Interesting sotk % tau handTed
sbd ls.aiy -four psge-, Sl,n uum"nou. eusrs.
wings, sni contains Nalunl4. Attenuation fur those
shu ar- married or contemplate marriage, It'll u
., a took that otigl.tto b" KEEP, under lock aud
ley and nu' LAID vsr,lesly- about me house,
seat " any on" lifc" It POSTAGE Tor Fny cents.
Address Dr. Butts, pispcnsary, 40. u North
D. shth street, 81. Ions, No.
Es-SUTlcE to THE AFFLICTED AND IN
fUklUNATE,'ea Before applying 10 the mo-
iurluus Quasts who ld,srti-" IN public papers, ~
usins any SssSA r,n,l.,s, p.EUse Ir. bulis' ~otk,
40 matter si.sl ,ouf dFoa,e y, OF hps d"piofshl.
your '"iiitiUh.
10. bats. can b" consulted, Personally or hy
las l. "a ~" isras"- mentioned 10 liz works,
pf'irr, No. |. N0uA E.shth street, tetscen Mar.
act and Ci,s-lai. -. Louis No seHl,dAs
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-27

TINS hLst ~ tnr wOgLD-dOcs not contain lead
y" uiroI poisons brofalyze the system or to-
INC" Heath. II Is perfectly harmless liable
~ tantaneoUs. Avoid the Wanted an d,lusiye
'""lrstion- Boosting virtues they donot pos-css
S"u would escap" the d,ngcr The genuine
". Bachelors Hair Dye has thirty years rep-
"iation to uphold it. integrity, Sold by Drug
p-t-. Applied at IL Bony street, y. Y.
UoNglJkHy
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-27
DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL
CONVENTION.
I3th Congregational District.

Convention Of the Democracy OF the 18th
congre- sional District OF Illinois, .wn be held ut
Metropolis, MAssac county, on Thursday, the 9Th
DAY OF August. A. h. 1870, at noon OF said day, TO
nominal" candidate for Congress, in winch Con.
Nsh'ion the counties comprising said District Will
he entitled to one delegate for each iOo vote, cast
Tor Horauo Seymour IN lsGs aud one for eac ifac-
tonal part hereofin e,cc.. OF ffty. n follow;
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bSmocra,i" paper IN ia. pstric, will please
copy
" - suRve-'"i that Democratic county conycn.
uon-, TO select delegates, 10, held on the ~ Sion.
daS in July.
"t"'rry county send iull delegation.
Nv order 81 the Democratic Central Committee.
JOEL q. MORGAN,
Chairman Dem. Gen. Com. 18th Copy I,,. IIIs
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-27
THE NIGHT BEFORE THE DEATH.

NEW ADVERTISING DoDGE.-Every
time lady who uses fragrant sozodont
opens her mouth, she advertises tho arti.
Gle. The state of her teeth Is certificate Of
it. excellence. No spot darkens their sur.
fare, no impuri,y cling. to them, the cush-
ion' in which they are Sc, are rosy, and the
breath that swel's through them Is sweet as
the breeze of June.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-27
DVak &c Collection

" nearly one hundred receipts for making brand,
III ktni- Of Wine, Din. Ale, Beer, Cord,als, -u.
prum Cider, aud much other useful information
or those dealing ia or manufacturing any Of the
bose, either for the trade Or home use.
sent 10y mai. free Of postage, Tor - cents Ad.
ire~,, X. =. NORMANDY, 5Oi Market street,
{. Louis, Mo seq iydaw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-27
Look Ia Your thiidren THE Great
Soothing Kesn~ay.
The Isnpsri.habis Perfume.

A'N rule, a." Perfume nov "a Use have DO pet
msn"ncy M hour o. two AFTER their us., there IL
n"tfac" Of p"ffum" lcf,. loE different !. the r..
cult succeeding ia" "a" OF Murry aui iAnmsn'.
FLORIDA Water Days after Is application the
handkerchief 'Nhal". Wo.i i.lishiill, delicate
AMI 'Rr""ald" ifaguDrr. mlTIirYily
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-27

GREAT ENcIrEuESr.-Grcat slaughter
Of High Price, at Antrim, 70 Ohio Levee,
where You cannot only find the most FASH
ionablc and seasonablc stock Of clothing in
the city, but the largest aud hes, variety
Of Straw, Lcghorn. Panama, Cashmere and
Silk Hats ever offered in Cairo. Buy you
hats and clothing right there. Il
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-27

An examination Is solicitcd--of wha,
Why, the choicest stock Of piece goods
cloths, cas.imcres, docsIins, linens, marsail-
lcs and elk veslings ever offered in the
Cairo market. Call and see.
JOHN ANTRIM.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-27
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION.

A mass meeting Of the Democracy OF
Alexander county, Is hereby called at the
courthouse, in Cairo, on Saturday the Goth
July inst, at one clock pm, for the pur.
pose of selecting delegates, to represent
snid county, in the Congressional and Sen.
atoral Convention to be held ut Metropo-
lis HIS. on Thursday, 4th August next.
Z. WINSTON,
Chairman Dem. Co. Cen. Com.
jy2Hlswtd
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-27
Tke 8u11etin.

IRON the Address Of Democratic Congressman
Let there be no dissensIOns about minor
matters ; no time lost In discussion
or dead events; no manifestation of
narrow or proscrIptlve feeling; no
sacrifice Of the cause TO crafty per.
sOnal ambition or resentment.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-27

INFORMATION wanted Of Peter Tickle,
family living in Cairo, Illinois. lie has
no, been heard from FOR nearly five years
Addres. Robcr, Tickle, 40 Emerald street
Chicago.
%- Memphis paper' plca'c copy
in1GlGf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-27
YOuXG ladies ATiIEN-

EAcellen, in every department, .he !. u, ArH
oilers extraordinary facilities IN MUSIC, sep
for Grnular setting forl In graded courses for ia
Piano, Organ and Singing. Address,
SwPe rintendent,S y, L.. ATu,,
T. u. HON 2tt, Jscksony lie, III.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-27

srALDlscs GLUE, useful in every house.
dnwlw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-27
Special Notices.

Rare collection -ROwIand's ReceIDtS
Magic Arts, Discoveries, ETC., comprising valu.
81" Information for everybody Sent by mail (free
pos.age) for 90 cents.
Address K. II. NORMANDY, Bl Market street,
Louis, Mo. se27Jawlv
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-27
BOOKS.
TIME GREATEST WORK
THE AGE!
A Book Invaluable to Grocery Keepers

Every produce dealer, every dalrymsn, every
farmer, every mana iacturer, every body. You
cannot afford 10 be- without IL,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-27
How Lost, How Restored,
GALEN's
Head Dispensary

Established IN lssi, snd chartered lsGl, for the
reatmeni Of all diseases Of private nature, IN
',ient 10 boih s"A,s, cure - guaranteed 1
.yrrY case undertaken.
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It Contains

The hes, recep ever publ shed for rendering sour
and rancid butter perfectly sweet, and also how to
CIV. a uniform and natural color 10 white and
streak ell butter, and the best manner of mixing
and rcpac king butter tor market.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-27

dyspepsia, headache,
aundice, costiyeness,
|sick hea,iache, chronic
Eliarrh1a, affections OF
the bladder, camp
|iysentery, affections
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-27
1t Contains

Tie suTcst AN only certain method TO keep eggs
fresh amt sweet for at least one year The cost
~ less than half "a cent per dozen, aud by this
method eggs bought At al ght aud ten cents u dol-
On during the summer, can he Kept and sold in the
winter tor nom thirty Ia my cents. when once
known
This Method WIN Take the Place Of
All Others
IT DOES NOT TAnNISH THE EGG
or give II the appearance of age, aud when offered
for salc u cannot he told either by appearance or
quality from u fresh laid egg,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-07-27

ALEX. n. IRvIS. chm.
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Dr. Il. III. Finders. Pa.
ducaIl, Ky.
r sale byBARcLAY BRO o.. Ohio Le,ee.
SIMMONS

Cd With loss OF appetite and SICKNESS, bowels
gene al oostiye, sometimes alternating with II
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05
A DAY OF PRAYER AND HUMILIATION.

yesterday was observed as a day of prayer
anu humiliation IamoDg to Reformed Churches Of this
my III accordance with the recomme endation Of the Gen
eia synod made at its last Summer The congre
eo. , VI 'he Reformed and Presbyterian Churches In
ehnrcb T., t aanison square assembled n DR. Rogerss
and sbur adaNe' anNe' ana Twenty st, where prayers
Indiow ne WI, were made by Drs. Rogers, Riley
CLancelor Co. ih"mpson, WIN. Adams John Hall and
,cn,ed 10 epenny. The remarks OF those gentlemen
ic nome religion. clos attention 10 the
Ie upon ie the Shur"he e m ls be setting
tOns would adopt similar .nat otneI denohlna
OF such services would be held throughout the c
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05
THE STEAMSHIP IDAHO OVERDUE.
RUNAwAYs-NARROw ESCAPE OF GOV. HOFF.
MAN

While Gov. Hoffman and Mr.. Chas Kerner,
proprietor of the Clarendon Hotel. driving up
Tenth-ave, when near OneHundred- Fifty fftlst,
their horses in contact with the Fire Telegraph
wire putting there and dashed down
Fifty bftlst., at furious rate When Eleventh.
ave- the occupants Of the eaped out and received
only lew sight bruises The horses were caught
the railroad depot at One St and
Eleventhave., by the police.
Yesterday afternoon while Robert Anderson OF Fjftetb-
st. driving Eighhaye., near One hundred and.
fortyfthst, he was run into by span driven by an
unknown man. and thrown out, and severely on the
head. Mr.. Anderson's horse becoming frightened
dashed down the avenue at rapid rate, and at One
hundred and twentletlst. the wagon which he as
attached in collision with the wagon of George
Summers of the Fleetwood Park stables damaging both
Keeping his way, the animal cast his wagon against
that OF an unknown man, who driving up the ave
nne, aud the two vehicles were considerably damaged
The second horse also took fright and ran aWsy AT
One-hundred andthrty -fourth-st coming in contact
with carriage in which two ladies. Although the
Vehicle badly broken the occupants escaped without
injury Ultimately all OF the horses OveItaken and
secured by the mounted police and restored TO their
drivers. - '-
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Astor Houses Senator Sherman of Ohio:
60 Fifth Avenue Hotel-Ex- Gov. Marshall Jewell OF
Conn, the Hon Mahon Chance OF Ohio, Col g. W. scho
field u. 6 A. Gel II. 8. McComb OF Del, A. C. Lombard
and Gardner Colby OF Boston, the Rev. George Newcom
Of ew-Haven. and Commander r. B. Lowry, " -. ~
- New-York HOTEL Harrison Gray OTIS OF rnn re,,n
= Hoffman House-John Guy Vassar OF rogod rongnnSdp ~
sieA St Nicholas Hotel-Gen. Isaac X sner"oo"S ., ~
Ohio, and Major J. y. Knapp of Auburn \. Il q, Edn.
Denis Hotel-The Rev W. Burton AieNanoeq nonad-
son u g. A.. and Judge Eldridge OF ugnS and Gen.
Eycrott House-The Rev. L. Howe, Eng lnu, sin,,rea
VI w Ayercll ex.U S. Consul General al "o""'"
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05
DIRECTORS f:

Hon. JOHN A. DIX, New-York.
JOHN J. CRANE, eI-Presiden'
Bank Republic.
WM. NJ. yERMILYB, BsnkerlVer
milye 4 Coz
CHAS. G. LOCKWOOD, Cashier
Newark Banking Co.
Hon. GEo. OPDikE, er Mayor o.
New-York.
MINOT e. MORGAN. Banker.
THOMAS RIGNRY, firm 1hons'
Rigney 4 Go.
BENZ. b. SHERMAN. Treas. "
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AARON ARNOLD, hrm Arnold,
Constable ( Co.
RICHARD II. BOVINE, Netmor,
& Bovine. LAWYERS.
II. y. WALBRlDGg, Pres. BanA
for the People, Toledo. o.
WM. T. HOOKER. Vice.Presiient
WM. W. WRIGHT, Merchant.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05

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Of argeconumng capacity The PATENT MAGIC GAS
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prepaid or5O cents Liberal inducements TO agencies and the trade
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License granted for control Of territory FISHER CROCK
Sole Manufacturers and Propnetors 37 Broadway Nerioh
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05

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