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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1870-06-12
Price. % cents per Box.
DIRECTIONS FOR TSE

DIRECTIONS FOR Use.
For Lung Fever. or any symptoms Of the disease give
a tablespoonful three times day y 80
Z FOR Gianders, teaves. Distemper. Founder, COUGHS
and other complaints to which the Horse Is So hes
give tablespoonful three times day until cur y
eheeted-which Is generally produced in few dayr =
These powders, If used two three times q week du-
nng the spring and winter month"; will proven. ysu
and greatly increase their usefulness
DAMON'S STOCK POWDERS FOR MICH COWS
These Powders valuable in Increasing the ou,,
pity OF Milk IN the Cow, and should be used BIZ ever
iarmer; 1t increases the appetite and fattcn, ace
strengthens the animal and while increasing the ou,D
aty OF the milk, makes the butter firm and sweet
+. j. SANFORD & co.
Wholesale Agents.
! apfhsu KNOXVILLE. TENN.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1870-06-12

MIR. John Forsyth, editor OF the 9fodite
teeoister, tells Il storyof having been i'll
Washington in the spring of 1861, as one of
the Confederate Commissioners who went
tn have an interview with President Lin
coin. In the street he met Gen. Domingo
.t;oicouria, who after shaking hands with
him said, with his ever pleasant smile on
his face. There are no stranger set of peo-
pie than YOU are in the whole world. In
The South YOU are in arms against the Gov
eminent of Washington, and yet meet
YOU, the representative of the insurrection,
quietly walking about the principal street
of the capital of the country against which
Won are making war. How is it they don't
arrest YOU? Why don't they garrote you ,"
-Ne,U York Stu.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1870-06-12
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DCBLIC SPEAKERS AND SINGERS WILL FINn
the Lozenges invaluable for clearing md strength
enng the voice There particular directions o.
be observed in The of them Containing nothing
deeteriOus, they be taken freely az requisite
One or two oZenges dissolved gradually the mouth
repeating ii If necessary, will almost invariably give
immediate relief in many of HoarseneSs or los of
voice. Coughs irritation. Soreness the Throat e
occasOned by cold unusual exertion of the Vocal
Organs. For bronchitis. Asthma &c of long standing
sion requires.
EsStop the little cough soreness Of the hr1lt and
Lungs in time. and IIART'S LOZENt;ES WILL Dp
IT. TRY THEM.
Price 2J Cents per Box.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1870-06-12
Damon'S Stock Powders.

THESE POWDERS ARE PREPARED FROM
Il Medicines which possess Laxative Tonic and P,Iri-
tying properties. and when administered to Horses pro
duce the most beneficial results. As laxative they
expe from the stomach and inte>tines all foreign sub
stances As tonic they increase the and strength
Of the SYSTEM and purifier they cIease the blood
and lay the foundation for strong and healthy circu-
hhon. They are preventive of Lung Fever and an
excellent remedy for all the diseases to which this no
bic animal is subject. Their strengthens the hnos
and gives smooth and glossy appearance TO the skin
and by increasing the appetite give vigor aud strength
To the whole system. % q
, 1870-11-18
~~*N~sst-0t Mvd Wpuun.


ton, which commenced its ccesion On Wednee-
dag morning, the 18th nltimo, Rev. " Live
eeJ read paper upon tho topic Of :. Woman
b, the p11pls-" In . genial way he fndi,ated
bis Anspic!oos that tho topic hid bean gi<en
him because that his age favored the free az
preesion Of negative opinions, but hs would
take bo,h aides- He held, With aIathpdia,n,
that wuman'a voice mzy be heard evon ia the
pulpit, citing examples from the days OF Wes.
ity TO the present, vhare women haye beau
employed temporarily in pubGe ,nicistsa tiona-
But orders ma5 not b given. We hxTe uo
authority therefot In tho Dible, but isa autbor-
it, ct preeept md example is against it.
This following resolution xas slso adont I'd
during ths sessions cony anton.
Recalled. That re recognize vunan a. .,ns,
seH k& peculiar qualifications 70 ixnor for Tna
ey1rRellz2no1 ct the world. Thourn fnnefn, III.
tucnce& have ever effected her d 7 oneennrnrs
| Of the low and MARROW 2nhere as5taoed n HeT ~
the ste3net s<x, abe has fully lllps:5.ied nrr nte
TT, sae9, md efficiency; and, IL me prc sent SSe
! CndI moro Esn,al and fostering cty1hxasinn IN
| fAs exhibited m the Department. Of ednea2,n
Cts1at1an philanthropy. medicine, Ayt sctenrs AZ
gtntI II ho3,nef4. eap1nl11IeA Of the hi0nese o.sf
Tne esu1ch and tbs wosst Needs her ecrlyn E11n 1
p2thits her practical e1xs1 Ne, aereforr' ~
dlaI1} weicoIne her 70 evefy led OF philsnthnnt,
cali heT: md no earnestly Dcotnuend IA sacS
! saurch 70 10 taA Ssnefa dt0&utnsuan d
, 1870-11-18
ATLANTIC rs. ArHlN1c.


TIE EErppLrHE-FAREER MATCH.
scr prsot sly, inst the public Is indebted for the
.nInrn2;tln that his match w1th Rn~<lpne, lof
tt.r t,ll.ta1d championship, has been arranged -
il u. :tEntiauons WITH reference to the mater.
l,s,xr. SEEMS 70 have been excessively anxious
=. keep his movements or intentions secret from
r:r I'M xa,sSe ~9e y'1sf, ae 1as 1oWsT Il, New
Yu.A l1euae, as viii be seen bF the ollo~tng ex-
tract from the New York 1iu.es OF The teth Inst:
eos .eaESs Il. sSass1 81 81
=: .fa 5
2 ihs s,eai q csaaa.si ~ bs.ns .sps1s.s f..:
1. 1s1ssus ta % sx Fl. 4 he s has
H. csesxsss e. e ps
et.nt,1 t. .i.et tas tine a1d q hs aoE psg}Sses 70
sas ,ses sn.i T.. j.sa.1s m i = IL s.en ~
he ay g sessse % ,aaa< j. g I'd this III b q a..
losl 1t satisfactorily the moment that Px!ks Wne
nsi nsise IL 9.de se shst
sass = z:y ah:ns e q s n {. Dc
s.sea s.a II .ssss. t,ss ssnisa%sq ct. aBfq
sse esmssst.ee. side from hodfa1 iae stake .
i'i I'd f,s a,:sY's is a e sssn
f:r.s'an. q toes The sosa!aittre E. en- maes A.
1:s:.at',: f:. "a s s. st &
hs + 1sss e. q e 6: q nsss
s-eoet q hAl. pr1otnE, advesttslrs g ae seeatt
the eorsEnIssex. II tbs srez1 q the costs % snl
aa.s es..fehoid;i. ,ase.t.n.t ar aix.ys e 4
wSuId BE- n'rrb more sati.faetozJ NJ round and
douh,len MersTe GConnor. btyle, Byaot, and
nc. .satisted u II. eautestsnts woold alEsy.
~ s!t-u faesF eHn neans q ettsH; out s9n1asss :
Id HUI ~. h3re = Dc either ooIe:ss z NJ
tIs 1c,fs I'll. n.stTrs The enumittee tIu then ne r
ir.4a firm The performance Of tax that Nhno r.
cu.ts331 urou them when requested to undertake
a!w.y ithvu, r<enatafy Ecca1npenae md tof tifa
Hnutas px-l betn extremely dlsA&ree1h1e fat3c
=, h,-c.phr viii pow eee the4r way eietscf. An
rralze thai any dspute about committee Is really IN
EtstR&AyJ,
, 1870-11-18
THE FREAKS OF LOVE.

story OF tho Young Lady who Went
10 California TO Marry n man
Whom She Had Never Seen-Thc
Romance Of stern Fncts.
From the Rochester chrenleie, Sor. Il
The following from the Sacramento CAl:)
vicinity who, as We know, recently went to
California for the purpose Of being mtErled
10 gentleman whom she had never seen, and
was known IL her only through the reports Of
friends and photograph. We hope the bilde
will never hare cause to aAght the oz1de-
groom
Al incident cane to our knowledge 1 few
days ago which may strike our readers a. be-
ing quite rtmantic in Its way: When Con-
dnctot -, Of one Of the Central Pacific
trans, took charge Of hts train At Trackee,
bound for this city, one day last week, be no.
modest-appea1ing young 1.dy, who seem ID 10
bs travelling alone. Al the cars climbed the
mountain, whir!ed through gorge and around
preapice, ebe sat 1t one Of the Tindo~a. and
gazed ont with "A anxious look, - though sbe
louKed toreach the shores OF the Pacific, whero
passing through, the conductor thought he
| beard come one sddress him, and, on looking
atoupd. discovered that it wAs his young fe-
male passenger, who, with bashtnl aar, in
| quired II he was going through TO Sacrament
On hang answered @ ..3s Ia ~, 70 shs sos IA
/
rather = queer request to make or him. 6ho
said thss she expected 10 meet It " the JUNG
tiou~ \ gentleman whom she bud neEez scan,
bat to whom she wAa about to be married.
and requested the conductor to watch Tor hin,
and to introduce him to hef il ho should ind
Lim. For epme II years they had been In
correspondents With one Anothe<-how It was
brought about she did not say-Aud it VIE
finally arranged that she should come to Cali
fornia md that her unknown friend should at
once lead her 70 the altar. On sped tho tszln
,avuiDg gulfs, but the eoo1-so.be BRIDE net
ther thought OF danger nor OF the beantie:
! x1d grandeur Of the S,etrAs; she sat still anc
| gazed wi.ifuIly down into the valley whess tht
muddy Sacramento TAs winding lss espokeo
way toward the OCEAN, and where she hopet
.ooa to meet her mystesaous aGse,
snd finally 9. the Junction" came il
neht. The conductor stationed himss't o.
| t6e ulatforr1 Of the front car and scanned In
crowd thst tbsougcd about - the train neare'
the depot. 4 we1l-dres:ei. .gentleEo
| individual stepped for@.fa upoa .ce na.lo!n
He, toe, Eore soneNhai an1loos M aook4 ~ ts
On ,hs shoulder and low inquiry by hin
md uuicI, eager response from the ntrznge
FOLLOWED; The conductor Was right. III
train moved On and they entered the cal
Tho meeting of he loyeEs xs & ah.u -, not -, =,
l tSmE 10 CHfElAbo1 wv w. to~'s
. Of our reade,s- especially the young ladie
10 draw such pictures "a TIE
: may thiEk The .3naE clfenms.snee s ~, =, =,
We have no aceonnt-the two fend being
wers rnrolested. 4 few moments after th
drove 1 away from the depot s eontsin a,
two gsn;sa1,n .Ra 5s se 1oasS x1s3 l
passepeeE and the gentleman who met het
, 5r;4er to 80 straight TO u
: horse % OF Rev, MI, and they ware l9st
% siaW' Ne read Of such things in works {,
, fction, but it ID Seldom 1nat %oeJ sosoA1
| hAppeN... -
, 1870-11-18
TIE POULTRY SHOW.
List Of preniaus Awarded Yesterday.

~. Nea quita large sttendaure yesterday II
AVusu5 Exhibition In Metropolitan Hall, and |
f.e pnoAe interest In the show continued unAna3-
eo. 1oefe ~efn fourteen new entries, tonslsung |
Principally Of sorae good specimens OF llRnt Brna
uaa' dooeo dncfA and duck wing game. Tho
.o1o"lnR arc the premiums awarded yessendAy BY
The Judges:
naS smsk Cofh!n.; First premium, L L. 0reenlea;
Sh. 1 %sit1ey s.t th H1sss5 .eooa
sS:;s: Sss;:;; sE :si:se ;;:.s,.. T.
.1aSa nnn CoesIn4; HIT etrmiu% 50. rssaa:
si' ,i:i K s';f ;s RssdT5 T. i
P :sss ssPs " sss szstZss Zssi ,s &C E'ss s9s;
.4Eht 1s.na.., osef iyss.: E!s.t pssnaia@., 7. =
dEt nr.ss; ,1sass nfef Ssa, I'll, ts; p'sSs i l
:st s Rsrbe3 as;t ~af
u s. Na n5white Dost.ns': Flint ssis ;as;t
Il. i asesi,.s Eft 'sls ssta
~ \ Wind: ID second. % L L dieenissI third, AeazJ
hSSSnas SSls. s.ose c,as Doudnte4,: Flint prenarn.
n'.st Sp,,,;A; r!;s a RfqTtu59; & 5;as & New
Sotf7 Whlts LeshoTna: Fil,t ptFnin@. y. L l. Whit
nts; Sss TT Ssisa II.ansa Hssafss: Fiji pro
ss*Ss: :sssss. T. T. ssss s' ssa L. ss
/ @S; =, r,.,r..,,ru, r. I. s;neeuleaf ~.
C1assp. White Crested El.s1 fot1na: 1H'& PtFa
I'M. Mes1il: ssennat atf T. L ,n.1n1a H. B. Bst..
I 70. n'G eGtAH u Htrn.n: thiId, W. T. Shephcfd
mtns esf;nd. =, Pa1andt: fis1t premium, #.
I | r As Sfsnhed. - ~ arSeond Il o. Ne.ton-
= tIsnrv HnSi-nd- secos.d. Y. g. ATc1D: thifu4 T. u
r fcKbeHJ. D,L p,,.aca Yed Gsmea, Over
C!ass EAo =. .;,t11 ntH1 Is III Fulitl: Second, :. u,
goe car EEst G se.rerr Undcr 9nt year: First
, 1870-11-18
1AsaB LIVE sTouK BALE.

4, ,sn, ,,cn s,.r NJ 1--we stock has boen in prog
les. =, he U1,on sto,s Yards during me last
three dayn The sales were he-~ " WIZ. q. oas-
te1a Co End John P. Reynolds, Ana t1e eon-
t1.uuud u b5 bretdez In Canada, iowa, lnuAaa,
ohio, ard nucois- The purchases were Wldety
tea:tercd. tGrae being taken TO Wyoming sno
Colersdo Territories, Among tho more impof-
tant salrs were the following:
A s1'sn Of chestnut mares belonging to n. ].
Sce.cs. u III for $3.50 to Mr. Wallace. OF Chicago.
MD MoHn r1afe. fGunR 1une4 4lHo owned oy
MIR. Sse:<y, fod ior *l65 70 Nr. Foster. OF Chl-
cpeu. W. A. BultcrB i Co.,& chestnut Oily Tppay
xent fol tlas TO Kelly Geufley. OF CnicaFu, R.
slss 10 ~ no, Holman, q engage. ana tns
colt, The totme1 for SO. and The las1er Tor &i79
To jattes Natswo;Ih, of CnicAEo.
Tpe butl Iss1on Trump, Owned By C. Hfus, oi
DrIsTsre, Ohio, was sold 70 Colonel r VI
Heucn. 81 chicago, for $50. CI5ztl Duke. oxnef
~ n sae samt, sod @ !: $; M,.nsEa. tos tSea "
w. hot,Vbt EeeieyB heaicI lNhe II tslh Nj
Nsx5sr6 puScha1e4 el2hty-tnsco Eneftno swti
fn,11ptnr 10 r W Gates, at - eAch- a oofANpl
psM SfiouRtnx 10 VIZ Ma!l.f. ot Ataol 0nt5Eo
nrorsni {lk, md nx Iaa+alooded Befssaus snaS nnoS'
a3rr nse ~ II ,cszk so: Gle 70 r. Rooe9 es1
, 1870-11-18
TRAGEDY IN INDIANA,
Murder OF Chnss IT. Iohn-The MUIR.
dcfeF KtllB Alna41lI.
Correspondence Of tAs Indianapolis Journal,

Murder Of Chnss ass Iohn-The mux.
dcrer KILL AanaselE.
Correspondence qf tAa Ind,u1.apolts Journal
VALfARA1so, Ind, Nov. H.
terrible tragedy Eas committed latt Sat
u13.y evening about i'm miles from this city,
1t the farm houao Of Nj. Charles St, john,
N old and respected reeident Of this county,
who was ahot through the head.
and almost instantly Killed, by ride bullet
fired through the window By young man
naned George Lspher. Tbs circumstances
tally ~ foliown: Some time In April last,
young Lepber took = job OF clearing piscs
Of lid for Mr.. St. John, and continued IA
wotk 3of his employer until about two weeks
ainee. when sett'ement, Of their accounts
w hsa, which appe1rs to hAvs been unsatis-
fsctor7 to young Lepher, who remarked, soon
afte,ward. that ho ahad good 1aiud to eplit
the old fellows head open.''
on Friday latt tho young NM went to the
houre Of bis uncle, Nj. Rorencranz, living
few miles south Of Valparaiso. with whom hs
has younEer brother md sister living, aud
borrowed bis unc1e's rife. saying th.t be Was
gfilg hunting: BE remained over night With
The 1amiy. He Was seen On the street several
times during the day, and appeared to be per-
tectlv sober. Beftre Lowing town he bought
aquantity Of str3chnine at Bryant & Pom
eroy'e::dlug store. and, securing = passage in
tue wagon OF ne;ghboe, reached the farm Of
FIRST lst: his gun It the bouse Of Nj. Man
inquired for A1r. St. John, aud waa
told that he VAS At the barn doing ehorea-
Young Lepher vent out to ind him,
and tEay both soon after returned III company.
but sat down with the family md took supper.
At the conclusion Of The meal, Lopher in
quired Of 3r st. John II be had read the &c
count Of The child lately born with two heads.
, 1870-11-18

COS 10 q. I. Pickering. sfs; one 70 AZ. 81: one
- L q. CLARK, sa1: one to 1Jsasd. fE
upc csshuerc buck goat aola 70 keeaet tos 4ia
RIVAL owned ny Richard Ihateu, AuantA -.
apl Is sad to are been eod q 9feat easnace ~
The hay geldins. American ao1. o 1ea1s olos "@@
sold TO " m 4 Buttefa for Soc.
The solloAlnq sales Of cattse were fron he
farm Of W. ]. Seeley. 0ta-a. Ill: Boil cslf NC
sitt. rne cow hui ns1feFs from 2ne stock Wrre:
Fnnees1 ! yea1 ole. tsc, g Hash.tt; Es:est !
Qo.en months Ga. e ansnl': :.ds ri oss VA :;
1,reenhush. = veasF Old, 70 SlmFsso1. S7s: LIS:
III, 1ears Oh, TO Colonel aouEh. 4iss: 4Rua,
sem Or. TO hloneI AouEe: $ise; 1ictonA -.
yesFs Cd. fc Neeley, Sn: Josephine : rao0th
oad, 10 D,zArn. s6o: yicIosta, - months o4, :
Arehitt, Sac: PTaitte Q1een. . months DID, 7
WCodside, 942o0.
1tthc close Of The sala il eta announced TIL
the next would occur February 81, md tn1t
Isrrc srncuut al sro..k had been already entcEe
frofn those Who conu4huted to the present sal
and these who hAd not participated In It
, 1870-11-18

Ch1Sa tartsI, and particularly fur tho p11posc Of
cAH1rk tho Gospel to Shs uNconve1led mnlu-
tudes Ii thell respective communiuea-r
11e following resolution. ono of aeSiAs,
was adopted Without discussion:
sIesoleed, That NC believe the hour hAA come
whea the qleatina OF prohibition sauuld e0t@r
potstE Men must vote a they pray, and We re-
loies 70 see s'gns Ill over our land Of th.a neoes-
ting Tho day will eooo antvc when TIC ndn,nis-
ffatpc OF tho STATE md natto1 Bhzu b bssod ~
nopN
, 1870-11-18
OHIO.
Paper Manufacturers Convention
in Clncinnnxl-Rnilfo Item.

In Observation-Disclosures 1kens
CINCINNATI, O., Nov. 17.-A convention Of pa-
per manufactures, representing the Western and
EorlnH eetcrn strAw paper Interest, has been In
ktas!on here TWO dayR There Ia q full attend
ALcc, representing 1ge million dollk1H OF Uanu-
tac:usinF property Resolutions we're adopted to-
dsy, aetunX t0rth that tie paper manufacturers
of the Tinted s 21es ate constantly subjected to
anno{inR prnsc< unnna for alleged heterogeneous
Of The pRtent8 OF the American Wood Paper Com
pany; that the latter Is assuming po6e8 ana
privileges not covered By letters patent, The ex-
tension and reissue Of which we're obtained by
fraud, and declaring that an alliance Anoult be
formed, o0ensise and defensive, to protect ndl-
Fitlua1 manufactures, fesoltinG 10 courts Of
law, II necessary. The resolutions advise all man.
ufacturers OF STRAW paper to refuse to pay royalty
70 the other company, OF 70 make Compromises.
The cummitset appointed TOT such puspose was
instructed to institute suit to obtain decree de-
clarlnG void the extension Of the Ael1lse patent
On the E-pund Of fraud in procuring Ihc tIten.
| hion: also declaring void the reissue OF Walt 4
[ Burgeea' patent, on the gro0nd Of IN sttemptet
| enlargement Of the invention, clalned IN otnei
| pstenss
| The committee, consisting Of William 3. Chat
0eld, OF Cincinnati; Niui1n E. Hale. Of Chicago
| and Laurence Woodruff, Of Buffalo, vas appoint
Cd 70 take charge Of tue Affairs OF the aseocttu tuon
| The receivers Of The Cincinnati, 1ndiao2ools
[ lafayette Railroad, recently appointed 1t Indian
opolif, were appointed to-d2y, By the Corlmo1
Pleas court, the receivers Of the property Of IhA
rsilfoad, lying within the State OF Ohio, unde
bords Of $9oh00o WIlliacs .. Rockwood; Joscpl
| C. Butler, and Il F. West gre the sufeutA Tn
receivers will make their reports to this coorI
, 1870-11-18
TTottinR.
TTottinK.
FAST 11AK BY TWO or BosNER's H0Rsks,
VIZ yset {yor. 10 Dcspateh to tie Cincinnati Com

n<5t1dk
The fastest t7uttiux time In public this yea,
was made to-day, ln Prospect Fal: Grounds, By
1po ho,s-s nwned By Bonner, and Whit will SUI
rr;et the public Il that neither Of those horses
w.4 d. x.rr, whose time jet Femsins unequalleJ
al tie cud OF The Close OF tie ttottinR BeAsan o.
is:u. TIE mt Of these horses to TIE sx-yesr-o!d
.,rred l1 MI. P1e1ef, Nj. Harvey, and Mr. Drew:
lie y ~ ..Elvrn t,y Johh Murphy, and carried
I've tuuues over inll weight. the second Is the
,,o1r TsptertiIt once said: !. 1t ia worth h1n-
,trtet ds.i4ss day TO loof at her" She truttcd
n,.e ins:le, carrying over ful1 weight: She was
Su.,s,rIrr. Nr. Haman, aud At. CLARK. Both Of
.sc-- ru.es are the fastes, that has been made in
rH.,t~ tnts seGAnE. Il has of1en eecn predicted
10 be beaten by some other horse: but, when put
10 The lest, no other -horee In the country has
after alI come as ne1s cQuxfling 1t Is eitaeS o1
thes. TWO, cut OF Ar. Bonnetss own stable
, 1870-11-18
BIGAMY AND pOLYGAMY.
a man Has Two Wives and Que oI
the :wives Has Four IIushaudn-
The PARTIES Brought Up ut thc
Ton bx and Held for TRIAL.

The PARTIES BFonEhs Up at the
Ton. BIS and Held for TRIAL.
From the Stle Tori World, !Nos. Is.
Atthe Tombs Police Court yesterday most
extraordinay case Of polygsmy WAS developed
before Justice Hogan, man WIS atratgned
dubitahls proven, when it WAS found that his
Eceond wife was also Of the sane class as
himself, and hld been married Indifferent tlnes
10 NO less than four men, all Of whom are now
living. The name Of the man charged With
the clime is lease Rosenthal, q Polish Jew,
and shoemaker by trade.
The CONT rlaiuant, handsome blonde, about
Is ycals old, ,deEosed that her maiden name VAS
Foyer Isaacs, and that ten years ago she Was
united IN marriage, according to the ritual Of
the Jewtsh Church, by Rabbi Roel, It the
town Of Ttoslabig. Province Of 1abains, In
that Lundon vas better place to live in than
Tros]ahig, and they went to England, settling,
however, IN Portsmouth,. After couple Of
| yeArs they removed from Portsmouth to Lon
| don, where they lived until two yeaEn ago-
One morning he left thelr house in London;
faa did did rot s. 1aa ,,sn hs
| After two years. Of patient toil, tho betrsy-
ed woman accumulated sufficient money to
pay for the passage Of herself and children
ACROSS the ocsan-hay1ng heArd that Rosen'
thtl was in this city. She arrived hare or
Saturday,. and from fnands learned thai
Essential was living At IS Marion street. sht
want there and saw ladylike person, wht
eald she Vas Mrs. Boeanthal, having bee1
married to nosantha1 in the Peatl street 9yns
gogue fortnight previously, At which tht
hret Mrs. Roaenthl tainted, only to be re-
stored to consciousness BY Roeenthsl him
self, who said. "Surel;, madame must p
mistaken. II was not marned now. I wou]'
neyer1egret being madaue's husband;' i an
4 re15fA1r nahArAH her 3NtO-tG
, 1870-11-18
HO;usEHcLD GOODS.

T9xRTf1a .WIBHI:tG TO p1tPOSE or kUHSl.
4 t.1. .S1sr2 :. ssss9 " stssRAed~ashs
, 1870-11-18
CHICAGO ORPHAN ASYLUM.
Receution Of the Cttr C1erx5H1cn--Thc
WANTS of Rhc 1nst1snt1ou.

nv. ,,., - r,,..ro -,,-o &,+I.sa =, , n..s.,
1"e sis1s1 W snleaAo nae .osits4 ~ !" ,sss,P = eP
non NJ tec otPLen nnliuap, tNe. ~ sA1saa
avenue, latt evening" lot tne purpose OF making
thcm, and through them thelr congregations, &C.
on,inted with the charity and It's Operations, The
,ar.-sra ami. neer o,n moi rone out IN ovrr.
ttestsnu .t.1 .a .%s.s@.s- -,r, d, -.
whetmlng heuut1F' auu 1neAe "sa 1oou ~ aie
building for many more Kew VI.
9-hn,nsa Rev. Mr., BaylAs. Rev. DIT.
r... ~cu,cr Fer Mr. Irnnary
E*e11s, NV, y - S"n..' n"a tss' -, 49, ~
Res. III. lngeau, anu hsss ~: A".u' me'o w
band. be4ldca number Of the lAtty ol DOH 8e1eA
! The programme WAS easily gone tnfou2n. Iae
= loan oi piano ios noshiae; Nh. loui1 ~ =
Sheldon. Al1a Frank. snd AtM EsS seseen9s,
| went over oil the NaL 1eJm The nest ede W sss'st
The plato IN making uuasc; the directressts got
| up 1 supper, and tho Little boys, and g1rlA and
! tne bahiet, we're On hand foy inspection snd ex.
hIbisi0G. -..
The htter were BY fAE the Most Interesting
! sIaht ~ lhey st there, Young and lonely In The
| world. ptget 10 know ! Inoynerx tendeE love OK q
fatncis an ecuona1c csre- Their presence VA
| more eloquent than all The words tnAt could nov
| ftom the combined Lips Of iii the orators Ia cnt
caco. and their mute appeal fnr 4ympa1hy Ea1
ntIunufI ine j, lAnpuaee They looked Is Hicc hhd
| peai Is new PINS, and more interesting aus In
| tcl3luent lot Of children could not bt found any
/ wheIn Tnrn thrre xere habLe8 in cradles ter
| ~ fhcm Tectrd Al the outset Of thetj
: | nvr* fnt rrscred for lSe tme bang .!
icaT G7 MS noble Institution Tnc,
, 1870-11-18

Nllscel1nnesuA
The Bos.d Of Police, yesterday, apgointeo NJ.
thew Ech, p1per m OF the steamer H. ~ ~ =.
1rcnlar nrm6er Of the Fire Department.. ne aav-
I'M. nruyrd hiu'.elf capable during hts Peoo0oSs1.
Tho Long John 81 R1Da nffs hsve eo9srsan& os9a
uinSt1el troupe. Alec tbs sote1ans H9e. III
WxRoa. .;ners ies the tambo1tne tn n1Annef tssk
cnssld axtoa In Ben Cotton- II Hf. Anonto3
heard thcM KnK % a little mu4e cider aWeesy. ~
Wonld lfumeds1teay u1er them N unlimited "a.
K1ReMent Atxhe Dee1bpn