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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-25
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
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rom OF NEW -YORK. March D.
CLEARED.
S,esu.lGes-a Barnes. MALLORY Savannah; south Carolina
fuita Freeman Philadelphia; GsuCus Walden,
Hr1ts Liverpool, Rising star, Conner Hsvre and
Nolr Rewards Havana FAB hee Steele Iiamlton krgo
pUrt ard
FrSa A.lauovb Albert George B'lansgas Genoa
A.. IusG.r.ien. Aucolo. Elle WILKINSON CErlenas'
BraLo.u Prince David Bugbee, Showers,
a-1ssa. Lett Cs.-u Hamilton; Excelsior Msgor Bermuda Wm
tre-tv S.urou. &.-elt. aud Genoa.
u LH- Erans St Mars Palma. Nank r Charleston g.
beai smith Wilmington; J. a. Kapp Cole, Richmond; GRIND
Nclt;re Washington; james NcrTson Nss1t Baltimore
Br K-t Pt at'rt; Nelly Potter GasAel ugt0n
Case Jov Norfolk, Sa.e Mentor, Palmer siam'oroi oor X
Wls.. b-ie.. NuIssE
S,.-tr australia .rsal Heierck. Glasgow March il Via No
Sar Lt,5s Es.ssaa Hvre Msres l' 'Dd Brest r. mi'e
a..
81 ~ 1-ns Donna Iaa, liverpool Is iar. nt,e
E1rf hen la.t FAX. Rio Jluero .. DAVIS c'1te.
Ert Iu. Q.1. u, Be @ Ne to4uautl N-'a-Ls il ays sugar
So Sc Ns.-rt, Boatlbsc Reed BaracOa 70 days fruit
DOMESTIC PORTS.
fo-rEEss MONROE March Afsssed ~ for Baltimore hIf
h- a Ie--al ArH7et sehr Dawn from NO 'a-ei'o ioi
Pane .rFlpr. Msr.l sa-Arrved sch1. c. 5 Watson Adams
Ne lnrt Cleared .sar D. Collins. Tosrsend. Galveston .
.Lsss hIls March p Arrived. SLrs. h. l. SHERMAN hfht
ir. ATi-a Cnouh Saga Ivy Boston JTs a.
D. tr. ,ut o Boston; Nekshurg Hohok'u Tor Boston
Been, n.-.s "a Arrived sci Pomona frum 81 DOmips Be
.--s &c.. -i,jsJu Pridtf0D, from CieninesoS
FOREIGN PORTS.
Crse.-y N-t 24-Ta. Nstioua il steamship France iron
Ne Yesterday t4c way ~ Liverpool
DISASTERS.
Iu.sr.f Narch 1Itr lp Tweeae IS a. 1reenocA eaAll
t-l s.. .al- -4sebarge Der cargo Of roa ADD Goals
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ptSSENGERS ARRUFD.

FROM IIvEBPuOL-Iu steamship Chiua-Mrs NJ oRei1ey y
NJ u a m b. Can't Anderson, Nrs T. A. Kettle. John JACKSON
Russell X Ra~. j. H. Garter. VIZ. Nelson; Jr j. a NUN j.
ltr-fr.E A. o. Handy Is. y Bonnie D. , hted AMI
lst. 'er - Ehihscher A. Mackiuto,h T. W hmn -
S:.srt oIev a. Nelson. Gardner, C. Garduer JAS "si
v J. LaAsel. ard 20 ID Storage
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Nrws p,cEAcFs FnR TIE PRES.

CAPTAINS ruess tbs reqnesd 70
rsra- addressed Newlork Associated Press on7 20
Porous authority Of = W Simonton General
A., rAkar Journal Of Cgme--S TINS TRIBUNE
H5r Eress Ereiag Post Commercial Adr>Ttsr S1Gis
Za-g TOrt DnOkT should also he delivered OILY 70
..r.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-25
REAL ESTATE TEANsTEEs.
NOTICE.
NETWORK CITY.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
NOTICE..
The use of washed OF fraudulent stamps on
any decd lease other paper renders IL naDlc 10 ot
fcture as well the stamps thticOh ana 'no u'o w
fine and imprisonment o.. ,,o,,.rt
safety Is insured by purchasing AZ our stamp p'pai
ment this Bank Is the depot Tor inc Sio VI H''0
Stamps direct from the Government CO., . -
chaseTs; .o,t
tlO 10 ..---.''..-..'f, " -
too Ia 100 ...........i 4. per cent
1000 and upward - per ve".
p.couni able Id stamps Thus fieo buys tlh % OF
st,,nns NATiOSaL CUKkENCr BANh,
COT broadway aud wan 81
J. II l. MOEIOGD. Cashier.
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guna ssIano Stal estlit for salt.
ul,sitbtstu tuartr gtal estate for slis.

EOR SALE, on Throgg's Neck, Westchester,
s. miles aui opposite Nhtestone Bat River he
tCRFS and BUILDINGS late RALPH Barker advertised 70 DO
sold by Beester March 0ned 20 lESDAl,
April 10, on the premises
NOR SALE-A small COTTAGE and three
GROUND. Boston Post Road ~ Easteheser IN
Wescha.ter Comfy VII be reasonable Pnce Apply To
AMHERST WIGHT IT, Attorney Sc BrottEIy o. Ner
York
IF YOU WANT 10 PURCHASE or HIRE
i YoSKERS PROPERTY call or apply J. loi MANS l'nSers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-25
Cuuntrp StaI Gstat, for sab.

A COUNTRY SEAT of about fifty acres, on
~ tie uI.op about mile from depot at Poughkeep.e Inquire
Of THOMAS g. HUNT ~ FrontsL, NeSl0i
I NorWalk Conn, ut "a sacrifice, very
n neat COTTAGE furnace bot and cold bath water
C. ouiv laguenis Refer TO
Publisher Tribune. or address Box Zo7 Norwals r q.
A DESIRABLE COUNTRY PLACE and at
n trtr- BILDfNG SITES Hudson River noh Of NeE.
bb viii be- SOLD or EXCHANGED Tor CITY RE>lDtNCE The
gts Of Inc views water fruits Ac and the moderate pfs
,ss render hi. property desirable for occupation or n
Apg 10 or ste. T. r. SHERMAN % LIcnt1.eoaee Room % y
4 MANSARD ROOF-FiTst iOOr deep parlOr,
y dulrou and teheu: SECOND foor Eve bedrooms; third tnoI
O0Ilo5; only y inmates from city aud minutes Nk
from i.po price ouy 0O CASH balance Oal 90 Or
GEO W VAN SICLEN. Counselor At Law No l Nsssa,
4 FINE FARM of IL acres, near railroad,
~ SALE good Hou- Barns, g sc probably best bar
80 2il Broadway
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Min .g,rs,p GiaI estatt for salt.
NfnIIn

ELEGANT RESIDENCE on Orange Noun
Il tain Uoung Me.sr. Marcy Iselt kosiasqs soa * a,
6rni.i.i: gss water throughout fnnes marble Tan' ,usar
ke, stables gardener house Zoe FS r., s,r or ss
AsPiS TO HAMILroS WALLIS sS.ut corner Pine Y c
ECONOMICAL HOMES.-5 COTTAGES,
ieR t ssTs 80 co @3ess sdS o" pam
ae.e; s2SSs To RsS f .5 II I b euyeare. q city and
county Tine hoa' from q ps q k1s s pTo.i. depot
EOR SALE-At Summit. n. J., the most
elevated ard healthy ab9re Of New York sD9gT NE H
aSo1, 90 r, ssar. stories. sb 2sory eI,eb,on complete with
bath rooH sstef closets bot and cod safer .ana VIZ ' ss ,r
stable si1 room ,roa,s fs ce and e.tsr9 and -ooat
Of LAND within quarter Of mile ~ railroad station an one
HOMER MORGAN. ePnest 0.e9
FOR SALE-A large and desirable FACTORY
PROPERTY god location convenient to Railroad sni steam
boat sassF 'f' f & ss rs is, so Bs S,,
EOR SALE-HOUSE in Bloomfield, \. j..
i minutes nom Depot containing u rooms al modern i'm
men,s Inquire DIV. $ L. " TAYLOR, Builder. MoBar y
EOR SALE-At Westlield, y. j., on line of
i the c RR Of j. hour from N-sYok French reof
HOUSES - rooms each VIII a. moder. lgPro5"sl's %
Puce 48Oo1 for 5000 Tor the other Also Hodernbmt
PLENTY Of fruit and slsJe o ic,5i pde +'o each
. for ~ co o., sos i;o5 ar e q I
EOR SALE--A FARM containing ~ acres ct
sis I 'Pd 4, l nae; n 1s iI view Of me io.
sai has tao road fronts aae ,~oo5 ro'Is sS G a 'l
veil stocked uth ut-Apps Pears Peaches Grapes AMI snail
< SEYMOUR { Co. Hardware Chath.n-slnare.
TOR SALE or TO LET-A Large DWELL
l.I SGI9GSs .ir5o S4e S oo s 9 can ru
morssge bargain Teut W Address GbokoA H.
EOR HOMES in Jersey. call on BALDWIN,
L opposite II. T. R. r. Depot No 45 Broadsi NtWAk y D.
HOUSE and TWO LOTS for SALE-Nicely
fony Ss s pls1 2G sd G as@sa iasaySI
NIONTCLAIR, " J.-Country Homes, villa
vi ste for sale let By " Jacobos Ma'ar y j.
NEW y. FOR SALE,
~ DWELLING HOUSE ard STORE ftA best nnsnet' s
splendid glass siios BOO trout THIS property goa
ready uneits ocupag sud can be hd very eD'P az
ONLY $1,000 Cash, balance five years-A
" valuable FlM r SALE situated hour aad - Hn
sps rn Railroad q NeNersey am within
cuvauou. buildings order This approximate Tor my
Jog good f'rn 10 hs vicinity Of goa sr a . .sa
Be satisfactorily explained $50 an acre A. D. AELLl'A Jf
BRO, @ Pine-st
ORANGE. \. For SALE, a number of
hprces beaanIy located aad on ssh
ground ranging price from soOo to +I2tO1 tor pA'a aP
rINIVE for n business man is of the first i'm
poraace Newark connected Nth Nrwlo By three lines Of
A.. ay,ps. fr,nstoa WoSdie BLOOMFIELD Moptea Sc should
S e.srs t. 'i J. . 49,. - -
$4,000 F9K 70 ASkE t5 h 1a5. mss
ave TO be opened broag vii be mHae to depot @ssi he ,h
tar; Mi' not abe TO LodI Address 0''er A J. RITTER N'I
SI7OOO-A CAPl ~. . iSEESi a,si5 .l
lspo residence. 6sio' numerous outt2diugs irlt iofe re
el a hiig'l 'I,NIrSS WALLS S.aa. or
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MONDAYS WEATHER REPoRT-oAx
IMMATURE ALMASA.

MINIATURES ALMANAC
"a, ... 6:l7 soBn ? p
SIs5 . % Cows ssOl... 5.52 Hell Gate 52l
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4. J. BLEE,EgK. sos Co, Au't'ar~fs
TUESDAY, April 3, at II NJ, at Exchange
tItp propsrip to srt.

A MANUFACTURING BUSINESS OF > years
y .,,-ry 70 ElST With room poser asO $40
Room. sOrlO. rstt aui lr1. Aai-e,. fo.--ua 10 .-
nor SALE or to LET Oh Nlntl-,i, run
49, Nm. d. RAtNuG % Priest
offices to LET-The Asbury Lite lnsur-
~ aue Company. hsnz removed 10 ne~ ohr' o. 20
Of lh st. olsr 70 et tArr se "L' Al - "'""'' ~
Of gesde-st Appy 90 'be 1rsnlses
,I'O LET-The Large Iron Building G}Nl"o.
.,or.. bigb No. 8 and ~ Broadway c.'r n f'nrr
Il now occupied bg N-s.7 '. Haugbsolt Co. hHy.1 ,a-
premises. or 20 l. Ella - PlesL As-s Do a. 1884, ""'t'
4 60. vii To No 90 Brosisa'. ietor" Ni' D.
1I,O RENT-A STABLE convenient Ia Fifth
and Madison and tl- iin Avenue '.L ltI' ~
OG5I HOMER NUaDAN tlu' -
Two LET-HOUSE, s. Grand-st., TWO doors from
Greene. Rent. = $780, Apply 81 pa osa..
NO LET-No. II Park-row entrance No. D
AuB.st. the th fo"ri 20zo steam poser rl Loo t'a i-
800 For a i.ht bu.Iles. "L'l '"' % ''-' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-25
OFFICE OF NAVY ParNAsTER March Is, 1871.
ERESH BEEF and NEGEIABLES.-Seale
WATER WORKS.
II N9TITE 10 Contractors

DROVIDENCE WATER WORKS.
Il NOTICE TO Contractors ,.-.
Office Of The Board OF tisf
C,Tri,.i,r,, Mods, Building Providence until ~ oeofE
m M TTESl NJ. l2A day Of Apu 1870 for The COSSIkGC
lion Of RESERVOIR SOCKANOSSET HLL, IN tRAhSloN.
III. Re,r 70 nearly Triangular iuTn about
aud eight buudltd aud my ctt VICE
bsss ani uiueen feet deep sh Inlet aud on oLDe AS1 ~
uccIuy conduit -
seen spec teson, ard forms and condition, OF con
trc And urop,A, eliza ned at ssd Comm,s Office
NJ B Loo kWOOD, Watt,
JOSEPH J. COOKE. }
j. HERBERT sHEDD. Chief Engineer
Pro, deuce. Ieb. p 1870
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-25
professional 11utitrs.

ALL WHO ARE VICTIMS of early indiscre-
~ ton and suffering from premature disease Of the Gentc
Urinary can he cured erpeo ous aud p' rl9eo1 9ties
when an other treatment has failed D. I PARIS
LONDON, AND NETWORK MEDICAL ADVISER AND MAR
GUIDE subor Lamont Physician and surgeon;
y Y Cures VI
Boob mailed for H. by The SUtho or j. L. HASTE
1925 Broadway Attendance. 10 W. 10 Z p m
nR. OLIN. o. Bond-st, New York, of Union
~ vide regulations Office pSo reception waiting nursing aud
the complete 10 Amenea fee moderate send
III stsmps for seae Thousands Of the unfortunate from
matter who failed state case or cone
OF nOn nothing Hours, = = NJ to 3 p m
mr. ENANS's medicines are powerful, safe,
IL and eeacous adapted 10 the Of either practice OF
years the Of special diseases enables him TO guarantee
Manhood restored Call Odce - ChatbaW-stNl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-25
gruoblrn l1rop,Ttp 90 SIT.

V'O LET-Thrce-stOry and basement b1ck
HOJ>I No $50 samutst BIookyai shore -l Fara.br "uy
min te, rak ferry, apply 20 " LEE' - DO fefl o. 10
H. STEVENSON No. 2j5 Court 81, Brook .n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-25
SIuoklpn GtaI 6stats for Sale.


CAPITALISTS.-The attention of Capitalists
~ called the Great Sale BY order Of Mes,r' A. 6 Sogaud
S So9 s 5HS s Wh a % on TTES1AY Mes
20 at the Exchange
GROCERS, DRUGGISTS, and others wish
~ ing TO valuable corner ots NekerAv ard other ss
son MILLRR S..aa the Auction Sale at the sI
change on TUESDAY March ~
FOR SALE-On IIicks-st., Brooklyn, within
tys Minutes Of wa,. sey four story sret and stone
p"LLNS tspg1 ea'smel Ts Isai Europe Pre-.
$1,000 igpiSso 4 b DAvESFoRf Agent 81 Moatssas.s
FOR SALE-Only 20 minutes from Wal-st.,
few squares from Atanticst Ferry BRICK HOUSE sofT
80 SoP 5 a '' gSfs GO, c&ssD 5 e. ' %
SSLAAD Fk sa, aai b Jossdx MfR
At z eSSs TTE1PAf N,I.s 2 E'sl''s S''' for mars to
FURNISHED HOUSE for SALE, in Carlton
BooAn one bi9sk from Wahng,sn Pa location one o.
Win be sold a. value $1,000 eau il House
to@n 2lI5 DOT oo feet teP Jstnres 6sh ,p tatso
address HOUSE Z, Piuesi Room "a. SesYors.'
DOR SALE-On Clint0n-ave, near Myrtle.
B'gGGa pes S,s oy sh o0P Di1i .i %" sLI
po.-..iou 'Hmed.atsly Apply {" srALLKSEcHr HALL y
ZINE furnished brown-stone RESIDENCE,
bet nsghborhOod Brooklyn price low O'nsr"No it East
1 UMBER, LIME, and BRICK DEALERS
JOHNSON : MILLER TUESDAY. March % -
EOR SALE-HOUSES in Brooklyn; also,
BRADLEY CURRIER - Dey.,,
DROSPECT PARK RESIDENCE FOR SALE
8 fl lots house eoun 20 rooms has Al moierr
premises suattd within blocks oi
properly rapidly value oT0escnPtn
and particular. adde's Boz 1t5 T. o.. NeN-iork
THE cheapest yet offered in BroOklyn-New
twostory HOUSE SHOP aud STABLE lot 5r
Qulryt; l1aiou ifsis. Pfee'
-2 Terms qafs cor rres and NARY 10 the store
NANUFACTURERS IN want OF WHARF
vi PROPERTY convenient 90 city requested 70 send 70 JhN
son MILLBhS Office p Saslt Tor OF the kBssaad Farm
60 be .ob At A1ctisn TUESDAY. March -.
WATERFRONT PROPERTY ut Brooklyn
% half the block corner OF P'uon's ara AG.m'
bgkaead ae pier hlt. So by ~
storage sheds half the propev with and
raiiwsy tracks Apply 20 HOMER MORGAN, Puest Nb'D
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III LII 7 Z :
Co-Ec-nt aud sutabe cut NJ into via plots
splendid healthy loeaon handsome new house Fr bn
msus &c good fruit; toe sprug ~Ae
Prre Iow terms easv. Cal On JAQUES, 208 Broadway
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NOR " SAIE-Tbe COUNTRY SEAT of the


IWN NALT-INNL ' II w -VII VI lIV IINO>I
FARMS FOnddu Lac County Wisconsin. located the east
Wuuchs1o ah beautiful view tFoniduIae and h-
Fosh miles Flfdu Lac CITY yo0i gravel road within a
81 village $50 10 under 40 excellent
timber; balance prAle ha good orchards elegant house four
,k, harms make u the
ht,i 10 tle West sld a e re Income from 700 to 700
address &. L. kNJkINb Real Estate
- 1 n Il IL "
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CRAWFORD, \. ITO RENT. for or

~ desirable fAN ~ y Sores HtHfFN A ID ADJ 80
6.; good bou.e and ogtlulg. saHg daure Go rf
the railroad tIor uusr
n,s.el s. NELLIE 4. ~. g. ukO. @ Poe -.
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nor sALE-A COUNTRY SEAT on south


20 az Pteksa \ l Ilfge DWhLLNU. lhTet itna1i
HOUSES ell Bcessary oubuBgs excellent coalition
fruits al tni, waered by streams ud spnug will sci separate
parcel, vel sapie oI country eas being hut niles FROM
i-tot FOR nm particulars sppy 10 p Bereo is Laureu-L
D. MCoe To- Brosdv,v CHS, Jas D. sherSood Peeksk
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Countrp propr'ir % Gsi.

At SOUTH ORANGE, y. J.-FURNlSUED
~ HOUSE RENT contains Do rooms With ulru su4 acre "
Land Rent @I1.h Inquire q d. ]. ;. lo- Wor.'
COSBY eight-roomcd COTTAGE, with
~ water iu house plenty ~ fruit DID, rruuri
healthy locality beautiful landscape: ttT s every t's
lrllrr OF ur 90 ilr premises
corner 81 " sshugtol-aye aud Mlr.rt, lHfr-auiA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-25
ITO LET-Near kingsbrIdgc. Westche'
NO IET-At WcSttield. on lnc OF {. R.R. of

Connty HOI 81 o. WIKI uTafy oil rs
ole- innoyemeu together vith 2, d houss,
stable &C. Rent $40 Apps betseen % su4 , a. ~ T. D.
y nusue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-25

hour from Newiork iar.' FiM hot = s.l9' a.
oubuucs 81 and slat, 't~y sno ot
half mil. from depot Also following modern bu iouse
Nth each lots, plenty ~ nun "s-, f.oa, "a
lt All whn minutes Of station lgfr 81 " JllkhHoN
he
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-01-19
LEGAL NOTICE.
ond story

Emanuel Yearick who is sometimes call
ad e. NJ. George and who resides in the
State of Michigan. one of the heirs at law
Of Jonas Yearick late of the County of Ash
land and State of Ohio. deceased. will take
notice, that John Van Nest, Administrator
Of the Estate of the said Jonas Yearick, de-
ceased, on the 23rd day of October A. d.
1869. filed his Petition in the Probate.Court
within and for the County of Ashland and
State of Ohio. alleging that the personal
Estate of said decedent is insufficient to
pay his debts, and the charges of admins
tering his estate; that he died seized in fee
Simple of the following descibed Real Es-
tate situate in said County of Ashland for
merly Wayne] and State ofOhio, and boun-
ded and described as follows:
Commencing at a corner of the North
line of the North East quarter of Section
eight Township twenty-five, Range fifteen
in said Ashland County, formerly Wayne
County, now known as the Northeast cor
ner of a lot owned by Adam Reichard
bought out of the said qnarter from thence
South on the East line of said Richards
lot to the south cast corner of said Richards
lot, from thence East on a line on the North
side of the Brubaker lot to a stake; from
thence North on the West line of the Wi
BILE lot to the North line of said quarter to a
Stake: from thence West on said line to the
place of beginning. so as to contain thirty
Acres. be the same more or less; and that
Margaret Yearick, widow of said decedent.
is entitled to dover in said premises. The
prayer of said Petition is for the assignment
of dover to scid Margaret Yearick, and for
a sale of said premises. for the payment of
the debts and charges aforesaid.
Said Petition will be for hearing on the
9TH day of February A. d. 1870. or as soon
thereafter as leave can be obtained.
Jan. 5, 1870. JOHN VAN NEST.
Admr. of Jonas Yearick, Deceased.
BY j. D. Jones, Atty. 4 VEG.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-01-19
Martial Murder.

An Iona City dispatch gives the
following incidents Of a murder trial
10 progress there:
The parties accused are the wife,
Mrs. Mary Spinden, and her cousin,
Henry IL, Graham. 1t seems there
was an intimacy existing between the
cousins, which was very disagreeable
to the old gentleman, and he desired
his wife &c write her cousin to leave
the house and work for himself, Her
reyly-"Shut your id MOUTH
though forcible, did not have the de-
sired effect and, in order that peace
might reign, it was thought best to
administer an opiaie in the shape Of
arsenic, Before death the victim told
his eldest son that he had been pois-
oned; that he saw Graham put a pow
der into his coffee the morning he
was taken sick, and desired that an
examination be made alter death.
The scene of the murder was about
seven miles north west from Iowa City
in Johnson County, and took place on
or about April Is, 1869, the victim
lingering about eight days, and dying
during the night Of the 23rd-
In twenty two ounces of the body
submitted to the test was found one,
seventh of a grain OF arsenic, and one
third having been used for qualitative
tests.
The trial would have taken place al
the last May term but for the confine
ment of Mrs. Spinden. On Thurs
day, January 4th, the trial came on.
The trials were seperate-Henry ii
Graham being tried first. He is g
fine looking man of about twenty five
or thirty, a former school teacher; and
bearing but little appearance of 6
criminal. Mrs. Spinden is about for
ty, decidedly weak-looking, wears spec
tacles &c. We are surprised there
could have been the intimacy between
them, and the words of Irene Waltz,
Tone of the witnesses we "don't like
a young man that hangs around the
old women" and such an Odd woman.
The prosecution proved that Graham
was seer to put powder once in coffee
by the deceased, and once in a bowl
of water by a son of the deceased
AT noon of the third day the prosecu.
ton rested their case, and the defense
called on their witnesses. When she
prosecution closed, it was seen there
: could be very little chance of acquit-
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-01-19
The EcumenicaI Council.

The French Gable telegram brings
on the 3rd of January, suddenly
changed its tactics in regard to the
questions hitherto submitted to the
Ecumenical Council, and brought
about Il discussion of some Of the prin-
cipal articles of the remarkable mani
festo of clerical and political reaction
ism, the so-called Syllabus.
That discussion, which vas confin-
ed to the first eighteen articles of the
Syllabus, must have been a very
stormy one. Some OF the leading
members of the Council spoke in the
most energetic terms against the spirit
Of those articles, and against the ex-
pediency of their adoption. The lea
der of the opposition to them was ro
other than the eminent Cardinal Won
Rauscher, Prince Bishop of Vienna,
one of the foremost, if not the fore
most, prc.ate of Austria. Cardinal
Won Rauschcr, knows too well how
disastrous have been the c~onseGuenc, 8
of the ultra montana POLICY SO long
pursued in his country, both by the
upp + clergy and the Government of
Austria.
So far from being strengthened by
that policy, the Roman Catholic
Church has so rapidly lost its inAu-
nee over the people Of u~stria, that
even in the provinces which were con
sidered to be ta~naticnlly devoted to
Catholicism, the inflamatory appeals
of such priests and preIatcs as were
disposed to resist the execution OF the
anti concordat laws LETT the mass of
the people cold and Indifferent. Two
American Bishops, the same cable
telegram informs us, likewise took
strong ground against the politi cal
doctrines Of the Syllabus. and this
news seems to be at 'ariance with tine
assertions of neatly all Roman CORES
pondents, that tie American prelates
with few or no exceptions, would vote
at the Ecumenical Council in accord
auce with the wishes and aspiration
of the Jesuits.
But it remains to be seen whether,
when the final vote is taken, the same
American Bishops who argued against
the policy of indorsine the doctrines
of the Syllabus, will now yield TO the
pressure which the Vatican Is sure to
bring to bear upon them, and record
their votes in favor of the great reac
fionary measure.
At all events, the London Times,
which has recently again been exceed
ingly well informed IN regard to the
situation in Rome, emphaticaily tx
presses its conviction hat the Sylla-
bus will be carried IN the Council, and
it says that only another Martin
Luther, would be able to thwart the
schemes of the Vatican in regard to
the Syllabus."-CiR Com,
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-01-19

tai. The line of defense was the old
fashioned impeachment dodge, which
somehow or other only resulted in
defendants witnesses aiding the pros
ecution, completely stultifying them.
selves. Mrs. Mary A. Spinden test.
flying that all she had said before the
CorOner's and the Grand Jury was a
lie.
Allopathy and homeopathy had a
grand dispute over the result of the
analysis. Defense inferred that no.
meapathy had given a little too much
arsenic in the pills, and having kept
it up six or eight days, if arsenic is an
accumulative poison, that is where
the arsenic deposit in muscles and the
stomach came from But here allo-
pathy came to the relief, and showed
that the amount given in the whole
time was about $500 of a grain, and
that in six doses, from which there
could have been no accumulation nor
effect of any kind. The discussion,
on the recommendation of his Honor
the Judge was referred to the next
Medical Convention.
One o testified to hearing Graham
tell his 1.-THE sons mother] that I have
given him a fatal Dose" and a few
minutes before saw him shake some
thing from a brown paper into the
bowl from which his father drank
When first arrested Mrs. Spinden
admitted the poisoning, saying she
gave Graham the poison, and that he
put some in drink of deceased, and
put some in his mouth while asleep !;
she then wished to turn States evil
dence. She now say her son Samu-
ell threatened her if she did not testi-
fly against Graham.