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For the .presidency..ls72.

The Nov York 3S,A, thai evcr busy and
inevitable newspaper, Inns now new can
didatc for the Presidency. ItSys that
AS long rs George II. Thomas wns
alive, the Republicans had sure candi
date for tho election of 1879. No other
man could have benton him. The masses
Of the people were for him; the Radicals
honOred and trusted him, and the COnscr-
NATIVES would have rallied around him
with enthusiasm. His nomination would
have been equivalent to his election"
The new candidate that the Sun now
suggests, since the death Of Gen. Thomas,
is Chief Justice Chase
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AEApNEsaEpARALYsIs


-4NL DEATH may cnSuc from using pre-
paratIops for colorIng the hair charged with
acetate Of icAd and sulphur. You may know
them BY tho heavy metallic sediment which has
to bGshaken up before the disgusting compound
can DO applied. The Journal Of Chemistry
says there arc thirty q Mem IN ~. mar
tst. There Is bat an az IN existence which con
tains no deletcsiOuS substance, and that Is
CristadOro's Excelsior Hair Dye,
which has been carefully analysed by Professor
Chiffon, and declared BY hlmto contain NO lead
or any other hurtful, Ingredient Sec his manu-
script certificate, at crIStAtOrO's, Astor House,
New York.
CnISTADoRo's HAIR PRESERVATTVE, II
a DrrrsIug, acts like charm on the Hair after
DycInS. Trylt. aprsd&W
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mo OWNERS OF HORSES AND

i CATTLE.-TObIas' Derby Condition Pow.
dsrs arc warranted superior to any others, or no
pay, for the euro OF DIstempcr, Worms, Bots,
Coughs, Hlde.Bound, Colds, &C., in Horses, and
Colds, Coughs, Loss Of Milk, Black Tongue.
Horn DIltcmper, &C., in Cattle, These ."Pow-
ders" were formerly put up BY sImPsonI. Tobias,
son Of DR.. TOBIAS, and since his death th'.A--
ami nae ~. = . 0st mat ur: Tobias has con-
ruH1ed 70 manufacture them. They arc perfectly
safe and innocent; no need Of stopping thework.
Ing Of your animals. They increase the appc.
tite, give dnC coat, cleanse the stomach and
urinary organs, and increase the milk OF cows.
Try them, and you will never DO without them.
Col, PhIlO p, Bush, Of tho "JerOmc Park Race
Course, y Fordham,, N. l., would notpSc them
until he was told Of what thCy were composed,
since which time he Is never without them. lie
has over twenty running horses In his charge,
aud for the last three years has used no other
medicine for them. Sold BY Druggists and Stone
keepers throughout the United States. Price, IS
cents per Box. Depot, 10 Park Place, New York.
nDFS.d&WN 80. .f...- ~
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I NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
INCOME TAX NOTICE.

~ aec 70 hereby given that .thc United States
llpQn0 for tho year aud Tie 81, i4l
1gg1 ecuHCa for the ylF t1lnS I'D lst,
nj al 5WOSt Virginia, IN ~ d1s IND lRy.
= ~ u n66t my once. IN tll0 BIlEt00 uogsai
On WEDNESDAY,, TIE 1SFHOAf
$50, 49, hE
II Raid Taxes arc not paIa On Or beioEc the 28th
Revenue Law for On.IaymCnt will be imposed.
-TaxsS assessed ,WIihIn OthSF. COuRtles- Of the
First Collection District, West Va. may be paid
at my Office Al any time from and after the lSt day
PHyI /GT IF NS J G5SISc::,Or,
WmEELIXG. Anil Is, 1870. apE96
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GoTern YOurEelTes By Experience.

Ny child, aged hvC yearS, had scarlet fever, and
for i've days had constant fever. By order Of the
doctor gave her syrup Of rhubarb; she took
nearly pint, but her bowels continued closed.
On ne dith day tic doctor said her bowels must
be opened or she would be lost. proposed
Bandteth'S Pills; to this he would not consent
saying shO was too weak. consulted with my
husband, and We concluded to give her three
pEl. In about four hour they operated, filling
half full common chamber. Amer that opera.
ton The fever LEFT her and Ghe rapidly recovered
Reference, SoS ClermOnt Avenue, Brooklyn.
RDFSd&W
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From Richmond.

The Dispatch protests against pulling
down the old Capitol md expresses the
opinion that It can be fixed up 10 "cndure
longer than our liberties"
Atprcsent the Legislature Is meeting at
tho Exchange Hotel. The proposition to
remove to the Montgomery White Sui.
phur Springs during the hot weather did
not meet with much favor.
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A Mosr STRIKING COSTRAsT.-The old
hair dyes and "cOlorcrs," &c, are all more
or less sticky, muddy and fGtid, and the
hucS they impart arc not natural. PILA-
Ions VTCAIIA, on SALVATION FOR THE
HAIR, the newly discovered agent, Is, on
the other hand, limpid, transparent, frag.
rant, and effective, and has no sediment
Sold by all druggists and tllncy goods
dealer. cod
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INDEPENDENT OFFICE,
NEW YORK, August 90, 1866.
Ny Dear Mrs. Mcfarland:

Ny Dear MrS .McFhrlGRd!'
Pardon nc! Ihavc been at home moro
than u week, and my promise To send you
the Hard Shell Sermons has hot hecn full.
filled. You will find them, however, in
the same envelope with this note, and
trust they will be blessed 10 your spiritual
comfort and edifcatiOn. They have been
the means Of converting great many sin
ncrs, of whom you are the chief among ten
MOu&nd, and tho ono altogether l0rely, and
If such il the kingdom Of Lleaucn!
This letter, coming from the elitor Of a
religious paper, certainly carries the joke
n good ways; so much so that IL 1t had
come from any other source VIC should
have been inclined to characterize II as
sacrcligious. We apprehend TINT TnToN
is theological soft-shCll who will play
out some Of these days
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a N oRD1NAN


An Ordinance IN relation to places at which EpIr.
itunus aud other liquors arc sold, other than
OrdlnRrieS and Coffee Houses:
SIC. /. BE II ordained by tho Council Of the
City Of Wheeling, That hereafter II shall DO I'M.
lawful for any person 10 sell, OF offer for sale,
within the Limits Of said city, spirltuOus liquors,
wine, porter, ale, bccG, or any drink Of like ma.
t1re, by q less quantity thAn i've gallons, not 10
be drunk at the place where sold, without having
hrst obtained license to retail BptFituOuS aud
other Liquors not to be drank at the place where
sold. And every person violating this ordnance
shall forfeit and pay 10 tho city twenty dollars for
every such offence; PForidEd, That nothing
herein contained shall be construed to effect "a
any manner any person having proper license 10
keep an Ordinary or COli6e HO1aO, or 10 prohibit
q Druggist from selling, In good faith, without
license. alcohol, splrituous liquors or wine for
medical purposes, upon the written prescription
OF physician. " l' 8
SEG,4. All applIcatouA for license to retail II.
qn0rs not 10 he drank whore sold shall DO made
and acted npon IN the sane manner, and With
like effect a. lsreQuired fOF OFtllnAFGB and coffee
houses: Provided, however, That bond shall mot
be required In such cases; and f4OFiGiGR further,
That The amount to he paid annually for such Il.
CenSc shall DO any go dollars.
SEQ g. This ordnance shall take effect from
ma II. F, FEENEY. CITY Clerk.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

T AUGundNsRxe RCToRANT sY-
LRUP.-AmOnr tbSmsay things rodlised du.
ding thlb unpleasant Nlntds FpeponaiI IHAIEiH,
c62S6IsFl I'd Il3E d. s. apttia1s anlpng.t Ne
int IL D. u itierc o. pal,lic nov SdfiS
SSPt n aSi aJgAt bO lqoe cntltS b4tilAslloh.
All bn6ns suffering ron COUGHS, GOODS
andHO ARSENESs, should not be without It, as
II wtIlAGdR APccdy relief In most diseases Of the
Throat, Chest Or Lungs. FOR CROUP-Can Ike
rallied on In extreme cases. FOR wIIooPING
CoUGIl-lnvarIabl gives speedy relief. FOR
SORE TTIROAT-KecP tho .ThroatmOist with j.
VIOLENT COUGHS Tsel4 70 Its continued uSe.
Sold by Druggists generally.
lIbINT ShIFH-S'oo"1' ''-'-'-'-'
,2rrrr-y- Wholesale pruE8lAtE,,
JAMS q ~ y n v MaiR6E. Wheeling
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The Mcfarland trial llas brought out
two or three very gushing letters, but.we
presume that the subjoined note from the
editor of the New York Independent is one
Of its own peculiar kind and stands alone.
II reads thus:
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r HEELS THE GIFT OF GOD

r ,IFE1s THE GIFT OF GOD
~ when We arc SICK thls life Is Obscured,
under cloud, oppressed With humOFS. E1perl'
enee has taught Us certain means, which never
EAll for their removal Tho child receives With
his life the secds Of his death. 1t may take ono,
or ono hundred years, before the seeds bear thetl
sad irult, bat Just as sure a. tho seeds Of death
ripen, Life ceases, PuEging Is the grand saie'
guard, because than what fosters the seeds q
death arc taken away, expelled from tho body.
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WICK, nor lOunu 1HefGlu. Apf1l 36th, lSjQ
''+'' WIN. L. MePllAIL. D. s, I'm
THOS. J. Campbell, soc.
The object of this suit IL to obtain divOrr
by the plaintiff against the defendant, and have
the marriage contract annullcd lot The aus
''that the defendant wilftilly abandoned and a.,
serted the plaintiff for more than three yean laV
past and Il appearing from an affidavit died In The
cause Chat tbs aid defendant, William |. 0mRe;
II ndta resident Of this State. It % Onlefed thlt
lied0 1pp6ar hare within ono month amt t6S
date Of tho hrst publication and posting u tbs
order, and do what IL necessary to prOtCct hi. To-
terGSts In this suit.
Tcstc: ~ MCuARLJ J. BREISIG, Cltfk
The above named defendant will take notice
that on tho SOth and Slst days Of May 1871. At
the law office OF Peck & Cochran, III ihc City Of
Wheeling, and State OF West Virginia, the plain
til will take the dispositions Of Thomas NrFAd
den and Others, to be read In evidence Un the
hearing Of the above entitled caRsc,
: E.St2 ..iys PECK 3 COCHRAN,
apFa1.oawW SOlS. for FAinnG
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CONMIstIONER's oPPICE,
'WRkELlNG, April 5th, 1870.
All persOnR Interested arc hereby notified that
10 pursuance Of and BY authority Of AId decree
! have Axed on SltuFddV. inv "a, 1871, a. the
timH and my ONCE IN The city Of Wheeling a. the
place where will proceed 70 take proof Of the
matter In said decree specified and referred TO,
GIBSON l.. CRAEMER,
app Commissioner in Chaneary,
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PHARMACY"
(NHANCERY NOTICE.

James Il. Wait and Reuben Waltz
p ~. lin ChAncCfy,
y % sarah Walt, II al,
In pursuance Of dgcrcO made and entered In
this cause q the March term, 1870, Of the Circuit
among other things further. OFttarOd that HaId
Commissioner make further report showing the
names Of the creditoE OF RaId estate and the
amount Of thelr claims remaining unpaid, hrsl
giving notice By publication In the Wheeling In.
TELLigENCER and Wheeling Rt0iSGlF for SIX con,
FeCntiVG weeks, and % provided BY section 8 Ol
chapter So Of tho Code Of West Virginia notify.
Ting the creditors Of said estate to present and
prove their claims before him on OF before 4 day
10 he fixed By him. And that said Master report
such other or further matter as either party may
require.
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New ADVERTISEMENTS

HfRsT RATE QUEN % an ~;
fRfRT HOUSE F0R faALE:-AI W.
III seiIS Cd reasonable terms, & ma 1tlte.
\ % At6ff REick Residence on QnlneJ e4e6t
Gf FlNlli It contains room, AniAhea Site Ell
Ar, bath room, &C.; has gas In all The rooms Ane
9 brick stable and carriage house On the al
mnt Real LING y tGlll4ss
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GRANVILLE d. HALL.
JOIIN u. llCEnARD.
SAMUEL b. MCCoLLOcH.


Republican State Ct.'rs Committee
IThAEtIAg, ApFil %, 1870. y
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William L. Conner Is no inhabtant oiny bsil
wick, nor found therein April ajlh, 1870
''-'' WIN. L. MePllAIL. D. s., Tor
TlIOS j. CNNpHE1t Y IL o
, 1870-05-31
ADJUSTMENTS.
TIE GERMAN QEEHA

HAAH '-H''0-' StIn4- .
The German Opera Troupe made Its second ap-
ncarauce last evening at the Dearborn Theatr,
IN Tho 1itt1c onerotta n f,nmner4,a nTho Trro.
~ ,aaa .,'' ona 1,,s rhnt na n"anh,o,,. ,s as,u
lean auu Lis Shna, hnu ouenpacA5 1nVenAe
effort, ''The Marriage BY Lsnterns," The pei
lornnnce commenced with the former, which Is a
stmn1r. tonch,nv ttt,c storr of thc Trro, win n
1, .. 's "'.n ~, :. .
lio1 u A'iuost Atauspalent slnapucNs. ide
1nts are strung together with few very
pretty ballads Of the Tyrolean order, and single
cborns In fhc fnnEr vcrv dainti,v xvortn5 mn
Misc f,aurvcn raa rho haro,no ~ ,,o .,,aoo ~, III
sas" n'' Wy .eao4ne - tue plsee, Auu
pessona'ea a,.,a sae 'o'e "1'n ve.y m1sehlesous
matte ability In her character, as well as
in All the rest, we're very limited. Her voice Is
nny good H. as certain ranEe a , = most o. The
crcd1taby. MessTA Kost and Koch, as the father
and bridegroom were very effective In their parts,
and Mt. Klein again proved himself good .ctor
~ the admirable manner In which he represented
, 1870-05-31
Memorial Services Elsewhere,
Special Dispatches to The Chicago Tribune.
HT1NnYE

spR1sor1E1D, May Elaboration Day opened
,,r1gNt and beautiful, and everything has passed
not Nc = oniy " to those Who have The management oi
Affairs, but to others Of Our citizens who aided In
the patriotic and pleasant duty Of strewinE the
fragrant flowers The ceremonies at Oak Ridge
were In charge Of Colonel D. Wickersham. and he
discharged his duties to. the satisfaction Of the
beautiful spot, hallowed by many brave
teid; but the greatest among them+ im-
mortal Lincoln. The address by Governor Palmer
which he stood. The address was patEiotIc and
full Of pathoa- The invocation, BY Rev. J. l.
Ciane, was eloquent and impressive. Beautiful
diers Who lie buFied at tjs place, and the tomb Of
Lincoln vas covered by these beautiful testimo-
mails OF The lorc aud vencraton the people have
who vi TOOK paTt III the ceremonies at OAK Ridge.
place at which TIC largest number Of our elu.
heroes, roth known and unIaewn, who lie buried
ut that place to the humber Of about eight hun
d1cd; A special train Of ten elegant PASSENGER
ty Colonel r. Andrews, the patriotic and ef-
actent Superintendent Of the Illinois Division Of
the Toledo Wabash Western Eaailroaa, 1a and Sar
and about Two thousand, men, women and chill.
drcp, were taken to Camp ButleE, and again landed
safely IN SPnFasd; n ;n an fos .ak ere
taken before all could be Transported
10 and from the cemetery. Camp Butler, as many
Of the readers Of TEE TRIBUNE may Eow, is about
ea11D was Is now q wheat field, growing with rank
iuxprousnesa. Not vcsuge Of the old camp re.
MAINS save here and there relic in tne shape M O.
some rusty military Rccou1remcnt Aoout Nv
YARDS IRON the Old canp-g1ound IL lhe cemetery,
in which lie BURIED a6ont 500 United States sa!.
dicts, each with neat head-board 70 marx n!s
last festinE-pl with the name and regimen,
save those unknown, aud these are
marked: "United States soldier; unknown. "
In this cemetry were gathered, to-day, about
1000 Of the citizens OF Sangamon County. to honor
themselves by paying slgnt but btautlful.trbutC
to the memories OF knnwn anal unknown men, WIN
| hat lain Luwr their lives that our country nigh
, 1870-05-31
Died.


father Of Mrs. Stella l. Coatawofu Of this city.
While riding rplrit horse from hfh country aea at
Windsor. q, W. to fam that he owned. twelve
miles distant, Mr.. Flood thrown from the faddle
aud died within few hours after The accident
He VA. natiYc Of Glasgow. Scotland. and partook
thoroughly Of tho sterling qualities Of his countrymen
Mr. Flood made Ills jret horne In New York city whcr0
he met nnd married Mlss Red6ed, relative Of tho
Harper Brothers, publirhers but with lis characteristic
spirit OF enterprise, he determined to try his fortune
"out We.t" With his accomplished young bride and
little family be far West Cauada, and there
esttlcd and built tlmtcf home In the city Of Hamil-
ton.
He engaged In the wholesale lumber business, and
soon anassed large fortune. He man Of uncon.
energy and business capacity, employing men hy
thousands conduct lila business nron largo rae
land he would purcase for the massive oaks and pines
they contained. No place weFs fortunes 10 quickly
made aud business scientifically conducted than
the lumber buetneas at that time In Canaaa. The
sst men Of the country were It's Patrons and plonceTs
Mr. F.o1d was In politics stAuuch ttforuner, and
twice popular candidate fer tho Canadian Par
ltnment Hc WAS n good speaker, ready writer, aud
mAn 81 unfltnch3ns integrity.
He wn1 resulnr attendant upon the Scotch Prcsby.
terAn Church, and educated large family In the best
colleges the country could afford in.tlnE into their
minds the faith Of h!s church. the shorter cAeehfsn :"
ins cno1ned to be apel fsou tho cradle by crezy
ICutfuE Ills Lame.
Mr. Fleods second marriage wan with Miss Mary
Wight necc Of Hon Solomon Wight. tM. P, P) Ills
only rtative In 4his country u Rev John Flood, ~
Aesociatr Bfhhop In ths Eplscopa Church of Oansda
Wt.t Therc was peculiar attachment existing be-
tween Mr.. Flood and his daughter Stella. the COM
panon Of his bright and carly days. and for the last
three years the bright rteon Of each has hcen look
Ing forward TO happy reunion. which now must take
place only In eternity and the daughter overwhelmed
with grief. teArp the bitter eotrow alone.
In late American III. Floods synpathlCs
strongly with the North, and hi. ntnily were we'll
represented In tic Federal aray. DR.. Coats
worth. Ids eon.fnlnw, lost tia life in the cause.
FEKNALD-May ., William l. Fcruali. ut his resi-
d:uc.. No. LIZ Walnut street. Body moved East for
intcrncnt
r. Eastern papers plcase copy.
MTTCIlELI-At RIicktun, Cook County, H., on tue
soth inst, at ocInek Mrt. Hannah Mitchell. ner u
ycars. Funeral at Hrektnu Chureh On "Wednesday,
June l, at II A. FFIeHds ATE Invited 10 attend.
fr bath {Me pAJsrs pic case tOry.
, 1870-05-31

A F1RsTCIAss RooK AMI, STATIONERY
es q inos Il fs g sanee as seido et I With o
St int p pnSsos bu1as;s athe oHesa h1ye TO- nsh
s Wet'srn 1'e1 SeSs 'es camnany chieaso S''e0'
A LIGHT MANUFAcTUR1SG BUSINESS. WITH
s ses Ehs hes
5ssssps M sEsa fSs s!i3k III Ha capital required Ad
sass 0Rii: 70 e nc Ike
SALOON. REVENTLT REFTTTED AND II
se.t t sentia II seas.r s - app Il il sontb
clark-et, In haecment
4 DESIRABLE OPENING FOR 4 RESPONSE.
els I.ast. n,as 70 60 to Mi!xaukse References Is
ovi toR' ss co 81 E:se. Mi
4 F1RsTCLAsS BUSINESS FOR SALE, sUITA.
~ bic Xnpk fp Tee Fs; and Ea'' Cheap
4 RARE CHANCE.,NILL SELL At 4 VERY
s and most centrally located hia7d h.. and saloons
bunc Office @'' 'e' '''' 'N' >
A FINE RoARpTSG HOUSE OF is ROOMS
En- s
CIGAR sT9RE5oEE or THE BEST ~ THE
s:' III VII : fe'4
nRUG STORE. FINE LOCATION, TRADE go A
Fl tf :! fasiass: III 2;s
gis1cD TH9MAs Ws' rs n S
Ri:isI i ssa's1sa 1 S g s s5s:: IL
change &C. ea;sy n In 1h es s,. hand' foT fe do,,,
a9nnum; must be sold owing to the party going to
4 splendid manufacturing business, employing 1so
hands. Value Of machinery and property. $10u.00.
, 1870-05-31
From the Seat Of War.

The Selectmeu Of st. Aloans have voted free
transportation and bottle OF Alpine Sauce 10 all
returning Femans- Ask your grocer for Alpine
Sauce
, 1870-05-31
By CRUDE Il MEYER,
AnctioneeF,
Wednesday Morning, June l, at 81 O'Clock,
NEW AND SECONDHAND FURNITURE, st.,
7-octave Piano,
Good Mare, Buggy and Harness.
G. G. GRUBB. salc4man.
Auction SALE.

ou.nuty Of Brewer, :Nonpareil, and Display Type
LeadE Sl1gs, Quade Qpntnt, Rulet Chnse DC, nearly
and F1snc, Galeyl, Table Racka, &c. II Room Is
Dearborn -et. on Monday. May .. At 10 .. m -
Z. r. HAGERTY.
, 1870-05-31

whtmH, both Of which characters ane frpeats this
: evening. -.-.-.
THE kuSKuA
HFernander is st!u the card At the Museum, and
paving card. which Is attracting large audiences
, 1870-05-31

BUSINESS NOTICES,

Hazard Caswcu's Cod Liver OIL Is the best
,
, 1870-05-31

army know vel that, with his rigid urr1ghtness,
he never bestowed q compliment unless 4 Vas veil
Psaan hese ~ ~ an,s hsd IN ,5s ns
glmented by General Thomas. At Franklin the
ass xh e ice ana as
position during the entire battle. At one period
the advance o the enemy VAS atty yards In rear
Opdyke's Brigade, in which WAS the EiRhty.egnth
Illinois, and ..on It's lank the Seventy J-second III
inos, cur OWL gallant men. Due attention was
paid TO the brave brigade Of the eneluy-1t never
rctolned Its comrades. The enemy lost 10 general
ofoeeB On this afternoon. It was crushing de-
At the battle Of Nashville the battery vas aoa5r
In action. retaining the reputation that dIstn.
gulshed It throughout the war. Having taken an
honorable "a LEI raIt at IN thirty engsgemeuts and trav-
mustered out in July, 1865. Returning to Chicsro
ne ctlEens gave it reception worthy OF its deeds
The speaker thought that such acts as the decor.
alton Of the graves and the erection OF monuu ents
would foster and noutish the military spirit Of our
,,a 5oanE mem who Would thus be taught that SOL
ne fsl u the path Of duty. He closed By express
Ing the hope that,the widows and orphans Of those
31nn1a VAC naa ea ana such Of n braves AZ were
A song. and chorus, entitled "Battefy Boya.n
composed expressly for the dedication ana nrt}.
a !sed ~ eJ R9os Ssdy n3tsa ths words ey Pauua
by Messra Sabine, w57nau, O. +. and i. ". se Root.
DEPORTATION DAY."
poem, written Tor the occasion, was then read
Dy the author, Benz. F. Taylor The poem was 3
masterTiece-nne of the nnest, among the ma1Y
spirited aud brilliant lyrics 10 which the events oi
nc war gave Inspiration, that has ever been pro-
self gifted with splendid elocutionary powers
could render it Its rendition created tremendous
enthusiasm nInoug the audience, and the reader
Was frequently Interrupted by prolonged applause
The Eot1u W0s the great SUCCESS and event OF the
occasion. and we regret thot limited space utterly
rTccludes Its publication In these columns The
opening stanzas, relating to the decoration Of the
graves, a!e snbjotned
o., r dun, q, i + clouds,
let yeur pulses p of thunder dIe softly away;
h,;f hs hnvs a. d1{f, gfStnng 1an!d e sss % I'm.
For the emerald world grants furloush to-dayi
AZ BLENDED il shower,
a. r. - = Ga. q .1''' 'D' 10 'neo
Breaking .saSsss MS tsss aas sss & f. a,s
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defiance 70 death end challenge for truth:
though it siesp IL. md BY,
, 1870-05-31

ChNpPcd Hands and Faces Cured
BY using Junlper Tar Soap. Made by caswell,
Hazard i Co., New York.
Paper fannEtnES and Window
shades, latest styles, Paints, oils, elass and
brushes. at F. E. Rgl,y's, 50 Ran'!oiph-sr.
, 1870-05-31
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

NOR sAIE-Hes ACRES OF SPLENnD .FfNE
H pisnds on the Muskeecu aud Manixtee Rherx Call
- u j. BARNEY, n N1cant11 Building, for cseu1sr
ont.iinfue jnA description Of timber, esAs1Atkt etc
FAI.PH c. SMITH. Detroit Mich.
E0R SALEkoo ACRES UNNFRoVW LAND
IN thc northc4stcIu part Of trnqCoia Co., M h&rry
INV for cash. For rastie1Isfs .nd dfi atnn ap
, 1870-05-31

Mnnror'* Rheumatic Compound
cure for rheumatism, or money refunded. For
sale ut retail NJ IIarringtun's Drug Store, corner OF
Illinois and Rush strects. North Side. Wholesale
at Fuller, FlEch { FuIltr's.