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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-11-03


AFTERNOON.
Bills introduced-By Mr.. Bisbee of
Newport, in amendment of an act enti-
tied an act to amend chap. II, &. g, re-
lating to the registration of marriages, DC
Joint Resolution.-By Mr.. Bisbee of
Newport, that committee of one senator
and two representatives be appointed to
visit and inspect the State prison in Wind
sor, and report its condition adopted on
,art of the house.
Third reading ordered.-H. 1876, to pay
the Nidow of the late Peter T. Washburn
the sun = therein named.
ID. l'2sto incorporate the Montpelier
Savings Ban. and Trust Co.
ID. lSl, to ea-,ble certain towns to aid
in the constructlo. of the Montpelier and
Wells River RailroAl
81. 14S to incorporateths Barre Branch
Railroad.
H. 159, directing the Go>arnor TO ap-
point committee to investigas the mat
ter of changing the site of s-e State
Prison.
Tenure of Office Bill.-From COM. ON
judiciary, to whom was reeommitted b,
81, to amend the existing Statute laws re-
lating to the appointment, tenure of Office
and duties of certain State officers, in
favor of concurring in the Senate propos-
ais of amendment to said bill the 1st, %,
Sd and 4th amendments proposed by the
Senate were concurred in by the House.
The 9th amendment proposed by the
Senate provides for one additional Assist
ant Judge of the Snpreme Court, which
amendment drew from the committee a
statement that the accumulation of busi-
ness in the north part of the State consist
each of three counties, the one of the
counties Of Grand Isle, Franklin and La
moille, and the other of Orleans, Essex
and Charlottesville in other parts OF
the State, there were only two counties In
each district. The people demand the
, 1870-11-28

complicated that It Ia next to II impassthiity for
dtst1lleE to avid The pay mens q the taxes IN
essp "a,
celyt iteI from. When Il was re.fuce.t 10 the
p es' NJ amount. courr. Is also made laws % H.
aonbs a IT, ut m shas tbc Whole amount Is as @ eoless.
ed ON III licensed dstlllcis, OF at east 4tlh very
Ntt'e exception. viii now show now htgn <ih-s
ufsc,ure them. Tha direct sa1 Is 70 esu1 pet al
lou. which Is ps:d By stamp when they are r.
more from the bonded warehouse OF The distille1,
fEcn tho tiuc they arc laced in boo6, at bis op-
uon. IN addition to this, taere is q
tax Of 1o ceEts per gallon, and caps-
.Ttrv hushel Of grain used, These are called
Especial taxts. and must be paid ou tae last d1y
RI esch month for the business OF tie previous
bushels Of grain per .l'y. For twenty-sl1 days It
Wc1td amount to 16, go bushels, making I tax 0f
place In honded warehouse during said time, ST.
100 gal|ona, the tax would be <:,70e n all. ,s3a
lie contt1ues tn tun during the month OF OcIooer,
nj, 3lt.e4o Nov. suppos.nR the tl1sti!er has been
selLg bis Wines from daJ to day tas most Of them
have been ,sioinR), he would have SlA,6s0 ol The
i s.sso tor The month @ - Of ~ segg,e@ber, sai tSsre
By furnishing him over x!:ooo II mopey
70 continue running his disttilerJ for another
sast aSe @ selHns soiay % Il ss se &C.
while En dtstlsr can make them at .esa than SIC
PCT galIoD, IS an "oyefstocIed Market" caused
bJ government >furn!shtpE tho dlsti4isrS with
money to manufacture them with; and they Keep
Inunirg along m this money for rather some o!
them On the little Of 1t they haze left and have
NIT os1}, nor being ahle to olOsc and Setue With
the government. and Ike Mlcawber = waiting for
sonnt thing TO turn up
There are to-day running In Chicago eight dis
ti!Ic5ieR, consuming 800 bushels Of corn and
Welding about Is. 500 gallons hi4hwtnts per day.
Nnw, II all these eight houses have been running
for the last sixty dgya {api most Of them havt}.
Trey wl!I owe on The last day OF thts moulb, for
Especial taxes" ahaut fl.a ,00s, nn,y 0oe-haf OF
which theJ are asked TO pay. Nnw, here arc eight
5Est1lie;ies, mostly small ones, nstng *63, so Of
government rOues, winch Is q great pienEy 10 run
them {unul they have LOST this afDounti, when
they eell their Wines daily, Us most OF them have
done, and they hare to do 50 In order to get the
use Of this money. -..-....
Nov IL this tax On h!9hwines. which A1noun IS
to about 81 cents per gallon. had 10 be paid by
s'atnp rs soon az tney west Drawn from the CTS.
terms, und before the manufacturer could sell
them AMI ret his money bacs, there wonIf not be
over 1B.UoO gallons Fer day, and selling them ~
s3K to St cents. when 1t costs them 81 cents or
over to produce them. ,....,,
Ii. Congress pass law to cnflect the tax on
h!Qhwinef. ty stamp, a. fast as they are really
for sale, and before tnef are Eofd. As they do on
''lagtr bcer,'' ard there Will cot long he ua
"ofeIstrcsed market" The supply will be- gov
etnel by the demand. and distillinR Will be q
good and respectable business. Let ~ have a
change. II.
(HicAGo. Noy Is
, 1870-11-28
THE SPORTING WORLD,
Dion Beats Dcery.
What the Volwiders Have to Say.
Eastern Base Ball Rumorg.
Base Ball,
THAT AT7k 0AAA


TO the Editor ar TAe Chicago Tribune:
To use tho words OF TIE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.
"NoM vh2t have the volwidess got 70 aay."
Much to say now, and little to DO whenever they
meet the r. L. wholesale Zine. As The TRIBUNE
cxPccfh an expostulstion, II shall have IT. WAsl.
fhc Yclwiders fau1s that the F. Il Is did not pre-
.Ne.n! II would have anented the result very
little II they had We challenged them thre
weeks ago, md the score shows lh1t the feE sub
1t11utes We allowed them to fotniah were 1nnnltc-
~ better than the remaining meube1a. AZ 10 our
takin1 advantage OF the lateuess Of the season.
ws bare repeatedly endeavored to arrange game
with them during the regular season. bnt without
tuccter, becarse they KEW our strength and
da.s nos play ~ And why particularly afrsld Of
lug salesman, The jov,Al volEt.ie1. Some OF our
member hare LETT tho aouse, but continue On the
nine: and for the Wholesale tn bo defeated by the
retail would be too much: but II way done, And
tue hearts If the vo,w:ders would never J5eet
itght<1 than on the dag when ne could meet their
hest team face to tare IN " the diamond" /" and do
II able to dc moiaize them under no,t any clrcun-
a'ancee. unr cnnscicnces are ciear, aud We coa,d
lcok cur Wiyes iu The face, II We hat any.
never voted The Republican ticket Not one Of us
have seen cur tWcnty-ntst birthday.
NOTE TO 1ua Epr7oR.-we hope yon viii spare
us scace for the :bove, tnasnuch as yoa devoted
mole spacc In your columns to matter for the esi-
'IeTu E.Ictcn y, sHT Xnv "n''eeals 81 4''ue"
srasr ~ ~ ,r, ~, 4,o -,,,o
,.e ,s az 70 tIs ~ RsAnma, nus; " ~ n.,
T. tta,e ~. tar W - a1rscr
w! III LII VIZ M ~. ,S n 1h ,is, ~ ~
~ LIZ. ~ aSeJ taS ~ Ia - 80.
Genseoaa taas 5ns! aae ~ ~ tene
a,s nma1' :" !raGspd rsn srrS AM
an ss!.ha ~ .ta.,z ~ aI ;r,; w rhn,a
t 1I ny ~ !tHM eSe ~ ,o - i
sale LILLE VIII Aot " paoAsoeo e1ess p'opsi'5
| s"osn w. r.s-rpx p,,, p,-uopa
1t,.. s1. @ss e. nHse Te,t n1 T.,.ss Wos os
Tho rr,itrnant ~ ,he f.tnrinna,i f'fah frnm the
mi of nnrrhesers IN ihc i,ase hail prOfes3tanat
! i""S;,1 - ar~f'ss;nm.is snsemneh ~ ma M r-n
f.astnnn.tt nfnss ~ n,,tnn nrontien s1d in,its1
arnts s.,i mctn ~ r. NJ tncr.,Sei ,1sr,a nj fnr
, 1870-11-28
GENERAL BUTLER,
XgIa Views OF the alabama ClAtma-
Non.lntcrcouFso With England the
Remedy Proposcd-Nnrt the Proba-
h1S- RNnntt.

FY51 Views OF the At&bnmu ClAtm&-
Non.lnicrcourao with England the
Kennedy Proposcd-Wnrt tho Proba-
bic Reault.
From General Butler'e speech At Boston.
which, from his position rather than its in
trin.ic metita is exciting good deal Of At
tention. We make such e1traets from shc csy-
1nsim report AZ define his position correctly
The Republican party is the dominant psI.y
next three years 1t least. Upon 1t and upon
its administsatiop dsEolve the duty aud the
burden OF bringing to I conclusion AL these
questions and obtaining the needed Eepa1a-
sior. Naturalization and apology for our
wrongs. Delays aid not their solution, bat
rather add to their complications. Time can
never oblite1ate the deep sense Of injury this
nation entertairs OF the 1cton OF Grcat BEit1in
during our wal. Tears ouly intensity its Bit
tcgncss. Thc gaping wounds IN onz nAtional
Iher must always remain green open, sore.
until healel t.F the poseat ealveof ample reps
| ,atinn aud indemnihcsticn-
True, it {s urged BY soae rot TOO far>eiShted
! or discriminating people, principally neWspa.
| per writer's, that We shonN dslay esstlesoent ot
then let loose other Alabsmas. other GhsnAn-
4 doah&, and other Floridls from our ports in
the interests Of the belligerent n1tion With
| which rne should be at war. to prey upon her
commerce, especially 70 make the prete1t Of
! war between herself Aud either Of her depend
epciee. to have cur Own citizeua 1t ont our
ehips a. cruisers undez souue apocIvphxl flag,
and thus to avopge our wrongs. 1ha states
rnauthp OF thoeo who advocate such coarse
would seem 10 be this We complain OF her
wrorEs, md We propose to nuke those right
by dong other Ike wrongs, to ba inflicted In
safety when Cur enemy Is crippled, L. this
ststcetnspship7 Ia il mssnanimouA? La
such redress bold: 1s it manlSs Nay, is it
Let Us rather Stand up IN tho manly atrtngth
of our nAtionhood, ind feA1lessIy, boldly
claim the nights which belong to rs, iueisi
: upcn their Being respected, AID that al ques-
tfons between us aua Great Dritsin ba adjust
ed at orce and forever, so Is to take away Il
I cause Of unf1iendliue:s between two powerful
| nktlo1 Of the e4rth. Lot rs SAT to GreA
! Britain, "Thus much We are wronged; thu!
much We require to sat1sty tho nAtion's hone
! and the uation's loss. and for that wrong AMI
Rat loss thus much We must have, because i
: is cur right. and because We a1e able to main
: tim our right" Judge 80 between tho tw
8 | | lrcposed modes Of Antuatiug tho AlAbam
8 ! el1irns.
ii bare already eaid that would deal eit
= this auo%t;on wholly independ sntIy Of the di,
y n eion Of the mere legal rights Of the partie
4 =. tcte1rpiped by public Law and do so upo
t Ills. among other grounds. Whe&her Engl1u
= ! erond upon the Apicea Of her legal rights, q
l. | strpped beyopd them when she mads use
II her bower and position to iujuro NJ, becaui
= of hef hcstils spirit, can mike no diRezens
y il tho nnount Of wrong dona 10 "a. Tho /
Is Jury Ia -: great, II ssu WA technical
, 1870-11-28

The LITTLE ConroHA1, for December, is as
bright and fresh az Lew dollar. 1t opsns
with fuli-plge illustration Of "The
Snow Man, which will at once catch every
childfs fancy. Apropos, We commend that
picture to the managers Of Strnaers Nontay
Among the beat papers in this number are,
"Auuo HanBers Christmas Eva Under tho
Snow." by Mira JnlA F. Snow; pegGy Pot
ties Romance" BY Jnlia II. ThAyor; Ms.
Millefs serial stoEy, ;" Fighting the Enemy"
and soms poems By George Cooper
and .nd A., MIs: .,g Bugbee; Ihts 9umoes
twelfth year, We have no hesitation in pro-
nuuncing him brave, handsome. AID inter-
estlDg Little fellow. worthy the confidence OF
Ill the children, aud worthy OF promotion to
Li0uteDantcy.
We have received from tho publishers,
FnASK LgsI1E's LApx.s MAGAZINE sud the
BoIss AND G1aB' WEEKL1, by the sArne, both
is surprising that = publisher who issues 80
good in illustrated weekly should send ont
such trash as these two periodicals
OUA IoUSa FoIKs, for December, closes
tho year with no abatement in e1-
esllencs foE interest. The pretty serial
Elizabeth kilham writes an interesting narra-
rive Oh tho "Ffeed Children in vfrginia' ~
Marian Douglas contributes a very pleasing
poem on THE Years List Flower, y the witch
hazel. The :" Boys viest to Fompeii" is con~
clu5ed, and is full Of interesting information
e ,. articles on ~ How t,,,12nY to 1rsw'" y NJ.
sr.ntry School," which Vii RiS please stSs tSa
little people. although it is an old man'sretro-
epect. 1.-THE Wonderful secrst aud who
Ty.fl - ~ H. at1h
which has appeared for lorg time. Ths
Letter from Santa Claus to the Children. -
by Mra. Uiaz. is a pleasant forerunuer Of
Christmas. 'The Lodgers in Small Boy =
Pocket" ia true to the life. aa every boy d
pocket viii testify. The :" Young Contribu-
| tor,' Evening Lamp, puzzles, snigmAs. and
| refuses potaess even u1oEethau usual interest.
AP1KToS's Jou2NAL for tho week ending
Nov. 2G. commences with full page engrav-
ing Of An Autumn Scene, which Is very TING
II. The remaining illustrations are & table
| showing the silk worm from the egg to the
moth, and two cartoons Of Picturesque
America" by HasTy Fem. illustrating land
ecsre eceues in North Carolina, which are very
vivid in detail.
We have received the fret number Of new
peri.dleAl, eatitIed Tur YoUSa P1Lor. dedicated
| TO tho youth OF America. 1t is published il
this city, BY young lads. and is devoted es
| reci.lly to !oupg people. Ita contributor
number nany Of our bcst writer's, and it il
conducted with unusual ability.
Tie TRANSATLANTIC MONTHLY, for Decem
bcr, has been received. The eugrarings A.
| very poor. hut the conteute have beenselccte,
with great taste, from the beet OF the EnGlie
periodicals IA an eclectic magazine It is yer
euccessfnl.
EyERr SATURDAY, for the vsek ending NOT
6. contains the following illustrations
Prince Frederick ca aries Of Prussia" tw
views Of .1Stt7sbourR after the Bumbsrdment;
two scenes IN ''E1ectioneering: "a Prussia
Barricale 1t the Chateau Mendou;" fn
double page cartoon view Of '.versailles
Shooting Canvaa Back Duckt, and serie
Of views Of aPolitieal Characters in New York.
, 1870-11-28

TUE WILL OF TIE LATE nAsBRoCCK DIyIs-
Estate Of HaBbrouck Davis. Hul rrpFcd, and
John C. 3, Dsy1s, OF Waahtngton, u C.. author
tate IL represented 70 consist Of 100 shares OF
stock Of the ;Staatt Ztifnng Company II thear par
value. worth xio,eto: - shares IN the Cn1c4gO
IltheTnian Bsuking Association, y11ned at
81, 1000; 1easehold interest In premises
nA,ed to hc worth $4,000; three lots OF land IN
Cairo v71ueti as 81 .oCo: note not Que for 500.
The dccczScd lett surviving four children, the
viii, the property IL left 70 thc executor IN trust 70
Pay the mother Of deceased 500 per year, and Inc
same amount to party not named, for me Pay.
M security. Power is given to convert the propes-
u into money, After any outstanding liabilities
are met, and after payment Of snuuitses, eSe:,
sIriv.rg 1t the aze OF tWenst-oue Jeart- The VIII
was executed eight ycars ago, being dated NAY
s. 16G2.
, 1870-11-28
METEOROLOGICAL,
Nu1 Department Weather Report

Nn1 Department Weather Report
CN1IEn STATES SIGNAL sERvicE,l
CHICAGO. Nov. II. :
The following Is the official rcoorl made for the
" observation 2nl report OF storms, By Telegraph
and signal, for the penctt Ut commerce oo tbe
northern laAca and seaboaTd." for the twen:s-touf
hours ending At II p m., Chicago time The table
shows The heights Of the barometer and khermo.
meter at the hours Of o'clock 4 NJ, and p. n,
aud II r. N. also the amount OF rainfall. for the
twenty hours ending at q. NJ, snow and
hall being reduced 10 rain. fhe barometer read
dngs are au reduced to sea level:
, 1870-11-28
BUSINESS NOTICES,

Sooner or 1ntcr n neglected Cold
will develop constant cough. .snortness Of breath,
failing strength, and wasting OF ncsh-the Rvant
cOutiers Of consumption. Ia some instances the
ssmc cause will produce bronchitis, disease Of
the branches OF the wnoppc. In all
affections OF the pulmonary organs, as
well as In bronchial complaints, Jaynes
EIpcctorant IL both palliative and q curative,
as the testimony OF thousands, aud Its worldwide
reputation, Attcsts-while In coughs and colds It
rectone, promptly removes them. Why not gsve
tala standard remedy an immediate trial. Sold
oY ali druggists.
, 1870-11-28


dwSfs; i; s,s;22 IL H. 5,.,sa a A''' 10
81 @ so t.
III CAluuas t ~, ala.3a.
I'd +ss sss s ;;ss 1on' A'a'e ea
ia na.fssas Jig s;Sss house tno"' On
setoy ia sen.e On "sbaih-sv 10. ~, with .
anelas. ms1Sie isout heu.o on Prai.ic,y. be-
twecn Txe4teih snd Twetnr i.st IT.; ,, =,
sttsxs Ea 1an's .stf. stSss. No. - "aoa'h-a' "''a
Aiso naser Il h,.tly. sf;sdrnG: 81 sfisly T.
seeona -. = psices va1Jnk 1sssH s'soo 4, T. 3dap
Re., Estate ofsee. No. Mes::.polisaa {: > blss4E
TOK S1LE-CHKAP-TWO TWpsroRY AND
,ss - 1 xSzSls! ess's
EoR SaLT-S0RTH 9I?F RKs1bgNoEy-;sEv-
III e g. RI e e; ,ta; $ ser ; e
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOUSE 1ss
!ss;;;ss &c q ss mar Four
f1.@e ho.se foot lot. 1hehtsan..-' ne"F T*en-
Fss:pe ho:: ~ loot lot, sieh1sao.ar, neas Twen-
4i,S SsliSins sSeen "ae''s and
tItsan,'honsr ~ M.hasaav.. hesF rwc1tshst., fa'
kani ske~av aanes ThlEtI:thi.s+!* 31ta
sssas5 s !ts 4s SsssSfsh1s s
XiIeruuef-av..s 7eres vrry eheap.
1s;s Rks js.fss kssi tss,s ID snaRseF Sse
F0R SalS-WNsT sIDR-sN AC.Es FRONT
!; a :teq. qs,g gs!S sstss 60; 'E
y FKE ioPs PaK IT,; 1
T7OF SALF-!E5 FEET o. SOUTH CANALsr.
Z htfwten Adams ard Isek.or. sattaals for msnu-
, 1870-11-28
nlshxvtnez-A Defect In snc Fscvcnuc
Lhws

7b fhx Eairor Of Tie cAkn9o Titune:
In N article IN THE TRIBUNE, short time
xscee, In reference to '.WhisItJ," 5oa give
your rcsdera TO understand that the reason why
b.chvtnes are now being sold II 4 less price than
tho cost Of manufacturing, Is, thas those engaged
III tho disabling business are defrnudlnS tue gov
crnment BY not paying taxes On al manuiae-
.ued, and the majority OF your rcaders are Of the
opinion that auJoue engaged In the dtssllltng
business must be 'steAllug,r or he wcu'd not con-
unue running. and daily selling II 4 losA will
admit that TITS opinion lcoKs reasonable on the
f1cs uf IL without Investigation into the factz
Tnss, however, u not the rcasoa n VIII endeavor
to show.
, 1870-11-28
Jsaee. an. 4p.N- II p- ~.
Toys

Remember that from to-day on uuttl after the
holidays Stein will sell those large baskets, niled
to orefhowtDK with multitude OF beautiful toys.
assorted for boys or girls. at oElJ one dollar
taskcf, at the CITY OF Paris Dollar Store, No s.
South Clark street.
, 1870-11-28

A. Pick d Co. respectfully inform
the uubtlc that fhaT ore csoEluC ont theIr rnta
stock, couslst1ng OF china, Bohemian glass wate,
lamps, and plated goo.ls, which they now otter At
cost price for sixty dayA A. Pick CO.. No. 70
Lake street.
, 1870-11-28

Chicago Cnuccr Institute, 24S Cali
umet avenue, DR.. Eversop, surgeon In chatE...
The painless cancer cure. Please Investigate Il.
Il viii pas you TO do SO. Pamphlet sent free.
, 1870-11-28
THE LAW COURTS.
Landlord and Tenant.
Will Of General Hasbrouck Davis.

United States Circuit Court.
NEW TRIALS.
THIS court was engaged during the whole OF
Saturday Ia hearing tic argument Of motions for
new trials.
, 1870-11-28

EconomY.-SnTe yollr doct0rs& bill
and SERIOUS attack ot Illness hy taking q few
dosesot Dr. uenrys Root and rlAnr Pills. See
advertisement.
, 1870-11-28

IN HAEEhUPrCY.
Dental ~ Eankrup'cs-EIkan. Israel H., and
Psncus uenoch and Tobias Gold.chmids, Of Chi
Cagu.
Adjudtoaiion-Samuel Lancet, Of Chicago;
Charles Wagner. ST., OF Aurora; Jacob aud Es-
rom Mayer, OF freepott,
, 1870-11-28

Mt~crltHnrCn&s
Mention was made in THE Tp1BCSE, aAout two
mouths ago, OF tie abduction OF a child OF Mrs.
G. 5. Lacey, who resided 10 ShepparlB Block. cnr-
ntr uf Dearborn md Monroe streets. The parents
weIe dtgoIccd, ma the custody Of the boV given
10 the mother. The father, who. resided In Gin
Ginn1u, came here about thH lst Of October, and
Inu AWAY with the lad. Dispatches were for
waIs1ed TO Cincinnati to intercept him, but he
do41gesl tie police Of that ctty. Neccnuy On1cer
Stewart, Of Chicago, went to Cincinnati, and met
the father Gn the street and arrested hln. lie
will lie brought here In day OF 50.
Tbs goods Etocn srOm M. Let Blue Island
avenue, last Thursday night, were found ruder
the sidewalk, near the store, on Saturday, anu re-
tuned tn the nwner.
Room No. I In the bulldog ll6 Randolph
street, occupied by F. E. Tr1pp, vas robbed oil 100
worth Of c10taing last night
An engine on the Pittsburgh / Fort Wayne
Railroad rnn tuto an Archer Ayenue car at the
Stewart street crossing yesterday morning, de-
m0llbhing 1t and ktllL1g one Of the horses. The
driver escaped urhutt, az did the pereous ioB1de
the car.
John II. Polou. 4 soldier, was arrested yester.
day for stealing about f50 worth OF clothing from
the once OF captain HoRuc, recruiting lccf for
the army. Foton had Two bundles with hin, and
when taken to the ArmoTy said that he had pur-
ehaEed them from rectuits-
An overcoat belonging to William Sh!ppey
vRs stolen from Fishers dancing academy, or
North Clark Street, last nERbr.
-A large EAtchct, fnll Of clothing. taken from a
thief. is 1t the Hur0n Street Station Awaiting az
owner.
, 1870-11-28

ChNprcd Hands and FAces Cured
BY using Juniper Tas Soap. Made By CasWeli,
Hazard / Co, New YORK
, 1870-11-28
TIE CITY In BRIEF.


OF the Town OF Hyde Pnrk vas held n the Town
uaIl OF SslutdaE afternoon
THE fo,}nxtnc 4,ee,.l assessments vrYr eon.
n,ucd: For gra,i,Ss, stoninz, and grayellinR
nak stfetl ifem nseasi 10 Cosase tsoxe nsen1ss
8. 800; foE grail aha Esassnog LnstJ.nlntn M
Elm kleet. itum Cottage Grove 10 0aIWood aSe-
nue, and oaHwood avenue, lfom Elm a0eeE sAN
n9F1n ~, s9xn ne 9 Z iae Esssag n1a.e
s3.:0o: for grxn,nF cottage GsaEe Avenue. from
st1ty-nith 70 Slet,-nith ktrett, t. soo; 70 COM
gan u Illinois Ceuuai Ral!fosi. 6, 00n. aud 70
complete tn~n tine dratn, trom L-kr Michigan to
Michigan S-uth7su Ras1o.d. s, SUD
ILxssresolvcl Thar the Chstsm an If the judiciary
AZ. iii otleT ssses-mcrt fois eS1eaded on the
tax lrvy on or b. tore December la' At the c3-
rare tic hnuls t.r TIT. Town Collector II the sum
:, eaa q so isf :e ,r t ensuing SUNG yes1. % -
tlu ,he s,etl,,vn oi - IsrcSer and otheFp. accom-
ra1,e- ns 'tcc's Of dedication. ordinances were
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MARRIED.

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MDSTGpMERr-STARH- this citv. November
81 Al the rrkiAeEee Of the brtdea parents. by Rev
F. WilIiznt Mr. james VI. MONTGOMERY and Miss Jen-
rle G. Starr.
RAYII+s-RURTISs-I this city. Sov. =, b. HeF.
+ F. Williams. Mr John a. BAylea Aud Miss Lotsie
G, BurtIss-
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The Eunrrt1.p Question.

The case involving the question between the
Old and new boards OF Supervisors, as to whether
The old board hold ever, or the newly-eIectctl
hoard are legally quaanetl, under the new c9nstt-
tutten. will be argued before Judge FAfweu, In
IenIs' Building, tomorrow afternoon The
claims OF the old board are represented hJ An
drew Gar1ison, Esq, who vail open his argument
nj O'Clock. -
, 1870-11-28
AndUsEMEHTa.
CROSBY OPERA HOUSE.
MARIE SEE8ACHS
FAREWELL NIGHTS.

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Acting! Unique Arts
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wnrid srno.ntd rolt, nRRTCHES tM.rsu.E:te),
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