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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-03-09
House.
TUESDAY, March

TUESDAY, March 3.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. UPJoHN of Augusta.
Papers from the Senate disposed of in con-
currenee.
Read and assigned-An act to amend Sec
ton 8, chapter of the Revised Statutes,
relative TO changing the registry district OF
Aroostook County; resolve in favor of the
State Prison; an act to amend section OF
chapter "a of the Revised Statutes, relating to
licensing auctioneers.
Mr.. DuNSINa presented petition of Amos
NJ Roberts ct ais, for renewal of charter OF
bank, which was referred to the Committee
on Banks and Banking.
Mr. BIRD presented petition of VIM. Me-
Loon for renewal of charter of the Lime Rock
Bank in Rockland also petition of A. j.
Bird for renewal of charter of North Bank in
Rockland, which were referred to the Com
mittee on Banks and Banking,
The attendance OF Frederick A. Pike mem
Der elect from Calais, Edmund Wilson, mem
Der elect from Thomaston, and Edward r.
Graffam, member elect from Vinalhaven, was
announced and Messrs. DAVIS, WATERHousE
and BARKER were charged with the duty of
conducting them to the Governor for the pur-
pose Of taking and subscribing the oaths
necessary to enable them to enter upon the
discharge of their official duty. Subsequent
" the above named having been qualified ap.
peared in the House and took their seats.
Communication from the Commissioner or
State Valuation was received transmitting a
martial report of said Commits sioner and in
forming the House that a final report will b,
made at an early day.
On motion of Mr.. VosE the communication
and the report were referred to the Commit
tee on State Valuation.
Mr.. BRows, at his request, was excuse
= rom longer serving on the Committee on In
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Mr. Colladav finds the selling of cade

Mr.. Golladay finds the selling of cadet
ships a troublesome piece of business. 1t
caused him to resign his seat in the House,
but Governor Stevenson would not accept
his resignation, and told him he must be
fairly tried by his peers. But Golladay
had also sent in his resignation to Speaker
Blaine, and when he desired to withdraw
it the Speaker told him he could do no
such thing and that no power on earth ex-
cept the people of his district could give
him his seat in Congress again. So poor
Golladay is in serious trouble, and don't
know how to get out of it.
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fer to the next Legislature, and the House SO
referred.
"a Bill an act to establish the number Of pounds
of coal which shall constitute ton was taken
from the table and discussed by Messrs.
Baker, Burgess, Bearce Of Lewiston, Bonney,
Barker, Burnham, Spaulding and Milliken.
Mr.. BARKER moved the indefinite postpon-
ment of the bill. Carried.
On motion of Mr.. BAKER,
Adjourned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-03-09

store owned by Mr.. Alphonse Matthews
of the town of Southport, and occupied by Mr..
Cyron Matthews was consumed by fire on the
first of March. The store was insured for
$3.50. Value OF goods $500; insured for
$500. Mr.. Matthews pocket book contain
ing sl75 in money and from 5000 to $500 in
bills being in the money drawer at the time
was also consumed. Cause Of the fire I'M
known
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-03-09

The report that the missing steamer
City of Boston had been spoken proves to
be false report. Fears are increasing
that she has been lost. She was of the
Inman line, screw steamer, and had a
tonnage of 2260 tons. If lost. she will be
the second of that line which has been
lost
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-03-09

The banking and currency committee
of the House will report in the course of
week in accordance with Mr.. LOugh-
bridges resolution Of instruction. The
bill to be presented by them will provide
for fifty millions in greenbacks additional
to the present currency. 1t will scarcely
pass the House if at all, and be surely kill
ed in the Senate.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-03-09

DR.. Henry S. Cutler of New York, and
once resident of Bangor, has received an
invitation to accept the Professorship of Mu-
sic at Racine College, Wisconsin, but he has
dacl;pad w.
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Committee on Fisheries.

The Committee Fisheries will meet IN Room
No. IL, State House, Tuesdays and Thursdays Of
each week, at O'Clock p. NJ, until further notice.
H. 8. BARTLETT, r,.;,,.r
L. H. sTOvER .haii"en'
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COMMITTEE on Reform School.

The Joint Standing Committee on the Reform
Schoo. will meet in the senate Chamber. on Wed.
nesday of each week, at O'Clock p ~, until fur
Their notice. JOHN B. NEALLEY, trn.;,,~.r
DANIEL sTICKNEY, ohairneh.
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Legislative Committee Notices.

Comnittes on Fa6lie Buildings.
The Committee on Public Buildings will meet at
Room No. 70, on Monday of each week, At IN o.
clock r. ~, until further notice.
- k K b r ekoekErr, cA.irmep.
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mmittee on Interior Waters will meet at
o, State House, Tuesdays and Fridays Of
.sasv y. LORING TALBOT, Cha;,
GEO. w. HAMMOND, ehaifmeh.
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Commitfee on Division of To,rn

The Joint Standing Committee Division Of
Towns will meet in Room No. II, at the Capitol, on
Tuesday Of each week during the session, At *
O'Clock r. NJ s i Il; w wEhhsssos. chairmsn.
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Com mittee on Horticulture.

The Committee Agriculture W ID meet In tho
Senate Chamber, Wednesday of each week, at half
past o'clock p. NJ until further notice.
T. F. :; d dhESSr, cAairmen.
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Committee on Finance.

The COMMITTEES on Finance will meet at ths
Treasurer's once, on Wednesday Of each week, al
8k O'Clock A. NJ.
THOs. E. TWTTCHELL, Chairman
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Com naittse ON Rnsions.

The Joint Standing Committee on Pensions win
meet in Room No II, at the State House, on Thurs
day of each week, at p. NJ, until further notice.
TIMOTHY FULLER, rbs;r,,e,
NJ F. GANNETT Sh"h ne"'
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Committee on Indian Affairs.

The COMMITTEES Indian Affairs will meet IN
room No. 10, State House, on Wednesday of each
week, at two O'Clock p. M until further notice.
A AhDEAi Bk < Chairmsn.
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sAM'L HANSON = ! Charm,


ComWasffee on Utr1saon OF Coun7ies.
The Joint Standing Committee on Division Of
Counties will meet in room No. II, at the Capitol,
ON Wednesday Of each week, at TX O'Clock +. NJ,
until further notice, "a Il d. ...-.e s = -sl
HENRY CARvILL, chairmen.
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The Committee on Education will meet IN the Of.
nee OF State Superintendent of Schools, on We'd
nesday Of each week, until further notice.
CHARLES BUFFUM, C,.;r.r
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Committee on the judiciary.

The Committee on the Judiciary will meet at their
room State House, on Tuesday and Thursday Of
each week Mt ~ O'Clock p NJ until further notice.
s. ID. LINDSEY, tcs.,~..
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Committee on Manufacture.

The Joint Standing Committee Manufactures
will meet in room No. IL. State House, on Wednes.
day of each week, at O'Clock r. NJ, until further
notice.
SAML HANSON
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Committee on Banks and Banking.
The Committee on Banks and Banking will meet
in Room No. Is, State House, on Tuesdays Of each
week. at 2 O'Clock p NJ, until further notice.
g = n sE bTySNISS; ohairmsn.
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The Committee on Railroads, Ways and Bridges
will meet in the Senate Chamber, Tuesday and
Thursday Of each week, until further notice.
n HtNEG Chairmen.
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Committee on State Lands and State Roads
The Committee ON State Lands and State Roads
win meet in the Land Office, Thursdays Of each
week, at ~ O'Clock, until further notice.
J. o & s sAiThi chairmen.
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Committee on Claims.

The Committee on Claims will meet at Room No
10, State House, on Tuesdays and Thursdays Of
each week, at O'Clock r. NJ. until further notice
HIRAM nI kSsf ~ Charmcn.
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Committee on Mercantile Affairs 4 Insurance.
The Committee on Mercantile Affairs and Insur.
ance will meet in Room No %, on Wednesday Of
each week at ~ O'Clock p. NJ, until further notice
l,1gA & !. 4 4. s soIsikoox, cAairmsn.
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Com xsiftee on State Prison.
The Committee on the State Prison will meet in
Room No. 10, State House, on Tuesday Of each
week, at 2x o'clock until further notice.
S SES + Z. iMnV0saMoSp, Chairman.
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Committee on Military Affairs.
The Committee on Military Affairs win meet lii
Room No. 9, State House, on Thursday Of each
week, at Q O'Clock p. NJ, until further notice.
b 5 4 EID WHITE, Chairmen.
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Committee on Legal Reform.
The Committee on Legal Reform will meet in tins
Judiciary Com. Room, ut the State House, on Wed
nesday and Friday of each week, at ~ O'Clock r
NJ, until further notice. = -l-..
n. p, I: LANE, lCb.;rmen.
JOSEPH BAKER,
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The Committee on Change Of Names win meet |
Room No. 20, State House, on Tuesday of eac
week. at O'Clock p NJ, until further notice.
ALDEN CHASE, Chairman.
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DRUGGIHG TNrO M.iRRI1oB.

No Rscnpc for Zadaiccnia Grove either
Alimony rcr Counsel Fec for IA Woma n
who Sdcs TO Nuli,fy her Marriaao Goa.
tract.
Zadaiccna Grove has failed in hor effort 10
secure an award for aimon, and counsel fec In her
suit to obtain an annulm"nt OF her marriage with
1homas ID. Grove, and aiso for divorce She SEEKS
to have the marriage annulai on the ground Of
orce and fraud on the part OF her hush md IN its
procurement, she Claiming that ae druggcd her with
liquors before proceeding 10 the church TO have tae
nnutial knot tied This charge Thomas met with a
!enisl, ana III, clergyman who on'iatet corrohorI,.
rd .im, ty Swing that the bride showed effect oi
undue imbihi, on. and appeared IN exceeding good
lumor.' rd.s cxuOerance # spirits was c@irGi on
the other -idC to be the result oi tile liquor whith
she was forced to take
Tho case, u wa submitted, ought not to he pre.
indeed by The II Stella I'LL hor c'usin IN mar.
ryinr tranS Noe, Groves partner At :e bime time.
Judge Jones decides that woman VINO 70
gave a marriage contract declared void can kavo
neither counsel tee nor aii'nnns awarded har. The
charge OF adultery In 'hc COMP int ghich specifics
tine or place. grd gi,cs 30 uamca, no considers
too indefinite II fond lnN action upun. Tue
views render II mn. resanry ne says, 10 consider
TIE proofs In he ca1c. lie denies the mouun Iur
I.rr "A. M
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New York Markets..

TuURsDAY. Sept. l5.-FIOUR AND MEAL
W.a'iT' all Btrtc Hours we're shade trnor but with
out q, ahlo advance iaes n 40 hhls., NJ S4i56 Is
or sineraue; i5lO@ $50 for shipping eNtcssL ana
ESi; trade add family eyttas SNtts5J. I've -four 10
-. ceraAhi, sstJB' Com meal remains dun at 81
SUEDGIEss- Co ton still droo. ing mlddlne uplanda
lQhc TaOw dull at 9ht,i.c stearnc In good do
nand CT iJi0c. NCtTolCnm lower for renned and
nstpc Mt 2ik1t sc crude. In Onk, du at 12is@l2&C
NoslnJ quiet strained, sYo. sprlls turf mime quot
q 4ohe. Wh!skey lower at ossss1e. Freights nrm
GGstN-Wucat active and iS2c. htsner sa,cs I'm 900
bushels 1t o. Go for old No. I nno hM toy Chicago
kllSilB Tor ksAureo and Mime ota, u. SD 70 70
Ry' dnn al @es5c. IN Western. Barley and a,.J
man unsettled oa,s rrm and IN demand; slles
So con bL sh Ct JATc Or West ana oJlr. for OHIO
Corn IN moderate demand ard higher; Gales 81 MOO
6Ish - s'aaai for Western mixed eSsS2c. Il yellow,
PRc .IsIoss-Pork was again fairly sctve. Al fup
prices sales OF 100 bbs. mess at $50 o. ap, OH
blng way l75 hills mostly mess at C851 80 1850 Cut
i61c foT long ear Dressed hogs frmer at iata exc,
rs 70 weight B"ef Arm a. Slast9 for plata and extra
1ieroe beef and bLe lens dnll. Lard moderately
i've eales 800 pkgs western steam, IN lots AT lSc,
1870 for No T. and I546 SIC, for primo, Butter arm
aid in g0ou demanG AZ 2aS0c, Tor Weste-H, and no
40. for state. Cheese hrm with good drrand at 10
Celto. ~
ltsi2Vc golIi sales slOO bags santos ana 5i bagt
RIO, on private terms. Rice N light demAnf taiss 100
bags Rangoon AZ 1d7i.c MOlatos dnll GALES ~ hnds
Porto Rico, part BY auction, pi i0e62kc. sugaTs-hay
Es active Snd yetY nm ,a 70 500 rSahiinngS "
i'f PortO Rico anu LOO boxes Havana ~ 9ho. Re
hncd was STEADY good demand 81 EAsklBtc- ioi
haTas, and l2k9l2Ac. Tor whio" A.
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THE ANTI GA1BLIgo FRA UDs me-
FORB JUDGB UBDFORD.

The Recorder, the District Attorney, and
the City Judge Determined 60 Close the
FtooduRtcs Of Crime In New Nerk-A
Crowd OF Villains sent 10 the Penifr a.
tiary-Wcrt, the Anti-t .a milling 5svindICr,
Fat on Trial.
Az the General Sessions YESTERDAY, Judge
Bedford and Assistant District Attorney FolIovs
hid a busy tine OF It. Burglars, robbers, and
thieves wers summary disposed OF by assgnnt Mt
to Sing Sing in couples and tripoti, a, wei Ne b.
The single villain. P1tricS Eigcn's case was toe
m, 81 noticeable one OF the session That Hllook.
Ing cut-tLront hal. been arrested az the murderer
of BENZ smin Nathan: but on cxdnlnllion u was
clearly sLown that he could have had notling 10 do
with that crime. lie confessed, however, to beifg
the burglar who robbed Mr. Jarkion in Amiiy
street several months ago, was Indicted for that
crime, arraigncd yesterday morning, plcod getty,
and was thus addressed and sentenced by Judge
Bedford:
JUDGE nEDFoRo's RrH,EKs.
Fan, kno,y yon to pe one Of the most de.rsrutc
rl1 whose crime aid violence he curbed Wy the
inn 81 Ss 'sye IN 1 cS e. S Sa
VIII ch OF most argrayated character, shal tatc
soli have deter@!5co to d OUT Utmost 10 enscs
n S n n SgSys ~ ."o o GskS ana nffo
havt resovad with the cordial spnroo Of he ps.
1ra W Of p[iS az .G s'1 o NJ 81 We
mcnt n eases Of ourelarics and robDerio ron tuh
IMPRISONMENT ron Lrrr
holding I'VE do. that all BURGLARS sld rotbors arr
woSit " mnTyerer' ard u reeds be v = takc hte Mt
assurgi tnat M, COLLEAGUE. the psrlc. Attorney anti
throw our oncin influence, power weight Into lie
SrI p , oe ieving We 90 that Tow dose, OF
New YORK society would az once be changed.
Judge Bcdords remarks, " hich we're delivered
pmnAneis. produced n
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u. 4. u.

E'sht Hundred md Fifty BhhTae:ers Ia Lion
Park Fisk, Vanderbilt, DJ~Tiing, and
stRrdiry Hmong the Police CODvs ;ssiOE-
er'r Iairers.
Tie bird annual festival Of the Matthew T.
Bo1lin Society OF BloomirgdGl, 'Le eve7t in
Lou i.rA Yesterday. Preparations h,d been made
to it urc the Of the fcstNi tes, and the
salt was day OF merrmeut etj iyod by several
HousIuis Of the admirers OF tie Hon. VI. T. b. A.
SCcloc6 car. VIM. l.. " ley, Chai-m,n Of the ExHc-
uiT committee, mars lsled the guests in line to the
tunc 4 Bully for You" anG grand marcn created
mHcl ncriimeu'. When dinner vas announ :ed at
o'CocA toAc guest uSroaed "a tao By two AMI took
Acr seats Eign, hundred and n'tY persons were seat
Cd Without any confusion, and at given signal FROM
Or g.a- Seventh Regiment Band, the clateF o.
nt's and IL ks became terrific. Among the we'll
tr' yn poloiaas at the table were the Hon. Tor
I Fields, James I. KIM, ESQ the Hon. Fernando
Wool, the iion. Danc +. Tcnann, 1homaf Conio
President Of the BOARD n Aldermen senator Coud
vel, SoHator Blood, John y, Van bufen, the Co
En- RS Driva,s secretary, the Hon. Dcany Bura.
Nc member nom c''So, the Hon. Frank Duly, T.
/ Davenport, Co .nissi1l'Ts R.ll, Nicholson. and
Frocr Fire Commissioner Nm Ih,,hsuar. Lieut..
Governor Allen G. Bracl, Homer \. Nelson. Ser
kr, NJ STATE, Judge Alen Of A'bang, james Rus.
eel r,q., Of Boston, Senators iardeDbursh ahJ
Fln 'ord, Owen Brennan. Leo, ooity Goo't No
lt.Gu'ous. Coroner Smith OF Westclcscr coUlty
poc t.pt,ins X llalce all Helms, Col. Roberts VI
FaUign TcuOWn aud others.
Arnr tie clOlu lad been removed, short comp j.
neuaT src7chcs and toasts were delivered b.
lr-lteut King, Senator Fields, E. J. Davenport,
IamDs Ru-scll, aud Others; AMI Mr.. FrenericE
eru-, " the Loiderkranz Society, sang simon c
ttlHrrr.' At6F ". GrsfLllas orchestral corps dis
tu-se' mu'i'. During the musical entertainment
Co.. jones FIST, Jr. with his magnificent six-n-
bind, lro,e throuTh the grounds followed almost
mme'mt-y by Commodore Vanderbilt, Dehild bia
nee icldsters. Sheriff O'Bren aud Justices Shand-
~ 1II bowling also let tie light Of their co1nte-
t.tce- .biue upon the happy assembiage.
40 the Hon Matthew r. Brennan ard family
L.,yed o. lie grounis and were received with the
h,iert euthusiasm.
blnelng was begun at eight O'Clock. The large
bAiorIn and bel"edeIe, festOoned with American
no. ard Hundreds OF partrcolored Chinese Ian
slhs, gave brllliancy TO tie scene. Prominent Il
ple'd al me southern end OF tie dancing platform
van large oil painting OF Mr., Brennan, with the
sofns Matthew T. Brennan Society" formed o.
K! lI surrounding IT, The grounds were bril-
hstlY Illuminated with calcium lights and Chinese
Agtfit Hith national devices.
hrtins VAS kept up ontn ten o'clock, when there
va brl Isn't drplay u fireworks. after which the
hWl' again struck up, and Ito May dance was
'''' up until nearly midnight.
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TnanrinL
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RURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS and

| Id "'i
|
| MINNESOTA RAILROAD COMPANY.
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N'"i i'S J.
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pt,.r,r,o,,. ,.,r,, Anal, ....-
WIN '-A N"h i''CAb ANU THOROUGH
| TRAFFIC AN AIR LT,;F FROM ct PAIN I N M
LOUIS AND CHICAGO
II, roco,. IA, ,,ro ., #. ,,,,,, 81. ,...... T., a., =
r-.t vo,,cao e.,t, t,rd =. sa' ~ sDo
con, ,ie,, hi. 80, So 49,, ,, " '., W
oav nj IN, e,,,,, CO.,. a., -. - :
-, en-. ..,,, 49, ~ us "
lor o,s ,o,, ,n ,a, -. Wv WV ""' ''"''
The desrability Of the Bonds 40 an In Investment s
sured by the fact tina tho Rurnctop ce,iar Replds an
MINNESOTA Railroad will serve larger ana moro numer
Gus ineresp than any OTHER OF the Western R,iroas
L. wv he sh'r'e'' hoe oY 70 miies between chicago
anu S'' raul
q 4, ,s nm o,u,s ,ro,, q, t.., A., q, to,. "a 49,.
shorter thana any projected OF cons'fuctcd road.
,..,.
o. w vac "'h"'f 10 tne Northwest ana Hed River
constructed roads north vf ManRato or west OF 81
Paul.
IL posfes'ce We conni'ohe always requisite 70 Sc
cuN "rstelass iohu-haihob 100" inlual poM, an
equa'y goou tehalnN p9lnt' ava arch ahd popuouJ
hterme"H'e country
aud st. II uis arc the initial POINTS IT. Paul and Man
kato, and tho wheat fields OF Mlun sofa are its terminal
points anu thc cedar Valley pronounced by roolo.
nsts the beat soil In tho world for cereals Is It's bc,
track.
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Live SIcch Market.

Nav YORE. Thursday, Sent 15.-.The receipts Of
OecNe- nnmhe' ed lS3 head -ilRl at NcGhaWGen ana
~ nc l.oA street The market was fair ioF good cat
ue put dul ior common AmtnE the otsrngs won
,4lr 20 gooe Lilo - steers 90 % lill6c. n; Y
Indiana 10, soil q, ljs 301 tn illinois at I'D lJC W
TAI Kent lcky tteers al l5d Gc and l'G do that were
not put on sale. Tho uC .ei0t', was 9bl0c for
Texans. ard l2eBc for natigcR The sHlCs chiefly
70 wholesale fluEhtorcrs IN lSgo luls oi sheep sol
l1WlA thC recount Woo d0.l mead. Inmhf we're "a
fppdc lower ru',r ~ iuro ordinary IN mime at ~
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ELIAS In this city. on T'csdsv sentcnbcr 49, 1870,
In tue Supreme Court Special ic IN, IN thc "
Henry Elas -. Ern,~,ine nl. lnSgmsnt In favor Of
the plaintiff Of absolute divorce from dcfSndaht the
ground OF adultry was entered IN tlis action.
HAEFLE-l this city, o. Thursday, August ia 1870,
by Judge James e. Srcurcf. ~ the Supc.ior Court
Charles uachc from Caroline l.--lc
Tie statements that Mary A. shimeail ard virginia
walroth divorced from their hush lnfs n IA.
correct Frederick wAlroth vu divorced from Viz
gina, and George c. shimcall nom Mary.
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Attention is Invited 70 the merits of the Buring.
ton, Cedar Rapids and Minnesota frSt mortgage
bonus, watch VIII be found IN smother collmn
~ u road - tens randy pushed forward 20 con-,
pie .c1, nnd TIC already large carr gs IN excess OF
o. era'un expenses. over the hdsh,i oorlOn Of the
ln", ave PROMISE Of suceessi u pr FITS In the future
Tho entire road will be C1mrletcd IA = short time
and there is steady, Increasing demand for these
.rNuIlllol.
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On aud after Monday neX;, l9th iltt, the ex.
ress TRIMS ~hico, durin. tie vast season. have an
and from BOSTON, connec in- with tic steamers
5ris;oi and Providence at Newport, are TO be dis.
continued. The steamers VIII touch usual ut
Newport 10 land sad receive passengers Tho
rOneV arl russ Of passengers fiom trc East Ia I'm.
mCuso and 1t taxes several hUGrs % clear the ptcr
ct the various lines q b. cnoe, carriages tnd tho
DsI lucrnalia OF sumner travel
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-09-16
Vow III. H,hcker Counc,,mcp Do n.

Three German mcnbers Of TIE lloboken CITY
Councl recently 70. together, nd agreed 70 70 Tor
a certain jo6 on Jefferson street. Ther found dam.
mics 10 pct In the bid for them. and though itwaa
hivher nv two then tat Of the lowest brd,ifr, yst
he job was Az aTded the Dol pigeons, and they
are GTaSiug si,0O daily frnnl the city treasury.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-09-16

ELY-ELY.-On wc .!cs3ay September 7. Francis q.
Flv. formerly OF Rplov Chnutnugui county. N Y. "
Emlly l. .y daughtsr Of Ahner L Sly. Of his city
the RESIDENCE OF thg brides Pue.ts by th9 Rev. YIN.
Lizzie Scoref. Only dau thtcr Of RoDor Scorer Esq.
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