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, 1870-04-06

A despatch from ST. Louis 1oiterates the
statement that the Clearing House Associa-
tion Of that city, consisting Of thirty-si1
banking institutions, tabled resolution
protesting against the passage of the Fund
ing bill We find, by reference 10 the re-
port of the Comptroller of the Currency,
that there arc only eight National banks in
St Louis, the remainder being private
banka. II tho twenty-eight privato shav-
ing shops in St Louis fancy Tint they
will escape tie effects Of contraction Of
tho currency 10 tho a1nount Of some :S3D0,-
oN'. .0oo, they are greatly mistaken, as slr.
Gzcenebaum, of this city, himself private
bunker, took pains to show them. We
should not Like to stanl in the shoes OF my
member Of Congress, either from Missouri
or elsewhere, who contributes TO bring
about snch couvulsion in the business Of
the country.
It has transpired in the discussion which
has recently been had in tho House Conn.,
mittee on Banking md Currency. that the
President himself is opposed to the Fund
ing liil, or, at least, to the seventh section,
which proposes to colfscato Ii per cent Of
tho capitnl of the National Banks,
under penalty Of fosfeiting their charters,
If this il true {and VIC hayo othor reasons
for believing TINT it is), the bill stands as
the personal measure of Secretary Boutwell,
and Senator Sherman. There il nothing in
this paternity which gives it any rrima
5actt claims upon pnblie confidence.
, 1870-04-06
POLITICAL,

Jesse D. Fright wants to be Governor Of Ken
tucky,
Al Davenport, Iowa. on the 9Th, the Re-
publicanA carried the city, clecting John u.
Lytc CT, Mayor, by ls9 majority.
AT the corporation election at Metamora,
H., last week, tho anti-lcenso party carried
the day by handsome majority, but when
their officers came IN, they found that the lsst
act Of the outgoing-board was to license the
saloons for year.
Ferris FaEman, Of rAnlalia, has been
elected member Of the Illinois Constitutional
Convention from the Thirteenth District, com
posed Of Fayette md Ef1ingham Counties, ciee
Beverly Henry, resigned. Mr.. Farman is =
Democrat.
The Washington Star says "The7c is
movement on foot in Pennsylvania to make
General Horace Porter, the Presidents private
Secretary, tho next Republican candidate for
Governor OF that State"
"A colored man in Evansville, On Thursday.
raid, IN the hearing OF reporter Of the
Journal: ~ don't care particularly about
voting at this election, except for ono thing.
! want to ncutralize the vote Of big Demo-
cEat who peltcd me with peaches last summer.
When demonstrated, the big Democrat asked
me. What was going to do about it ? I AN
going to do something about it on Monday
, 1870-04-06
The President, in his second info

The President, in his second informal
message to the Newspaper reporters On the
Sen Domingo question, remarks,
"Quant!ties of sugar, coffee, tobacco, an other
tropical fruita would te grown and exported, and
cur manufacturing and agricultural Interests
%Is gs ttt liz n5s tSs i ,s,gs moqa be
own st{1, instead nf raytng tarin rates on them
when imported irum farciEu couut7ea
There ia much cheaper way TO avoid pay
ing thrift rates. on "sugar, coffee, tobacco,
nnd other tropical fruits, +" than to buy the
countries which produce them. That is to
repeal the tariff on those articles. None Of
tho COMMITTEES producing them need he
brought or bought under our flag to ensure
their willingness TO sell their products in
this country free Of duty.
OF rourbe tho government will lose rove
nne in either case It makes no difference
whether the productions Of San Domingo
are introduced into this country free of tar
by means Of annexation, or by q reciprocity
treaty, or f'y repeal Of all duties on the
class Of articles which Aho produces. The
effect is the aame, Almost the only way in
which the revenue can be reduced and vet
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plan Proposed f.y the President Of buying.
foreign territory at such cost that, what
We ought to ave in reduction of tanfs is
expended in paying tho government debts
and expenditures of our new possessions.
1t has been vaguely insinuated that if
the requisite two-thirds of the Senate can
not be obtained for the ratification Of the
San Domingo treaty, the device of annex
ing that country by joint resolution Of Con-
gress, will be resorted to. This signiaes
that the apeculatora who have got up the
job cannot afford to be benton. II they
cannot accomplish their ends sy fair means,
then they will resort to foul. The carpet
baggers are expected to bear hand in this
business Probably those from Louisiana
md Texas will mike note Of tho fact that
one of the declared objects of anne1ing
San Domingo is to avoid the payment of
duties on certain important staples of those
States, which arc at present protected
by thrift Of 70 per cent,
, 1870-04-06
THE LAW COURTS.
A Fatal Defect in the Law Relating
to False Pretencea
Slauder Suit on TTln1~-IInnIk.
Fnptcy Proceedings.
RE1lRDERIa C0uRT.

FALSE fkRIENCES-pE2ECf1VE LAW.
Chz1lea ". Armstrong. This was An Indictment
for cheating Ia the exchange Of real estate. The
prisoner was convicted, and motion made In arrest
Of Judgment Judge McAilist,r decided this mo-
ton, sustaining 1t, and thus deciding that false
pretencea cannot be maintained in real estate
transaction. The decision was As foiows:
hare examined the Indictment in the case OF
Charles Armstrong, and hare taken a great Aea!
OF pains to examine the question raised, and ! am
satisfied the Indictment Is not Roou. As 10 this
question made by the counsel, and 80 elaboratpiy
a.ruet In reference to setting ont the fact OF IN
exchange: thht ts net clear although the cas+. o
The People :. Thompson, N$lS. Illinois. Is case
where The !ndgment Eas sessryen By Tie Supreme
that WAS false pretehCe casef, fur no; in 81 many
wcrtls alleging t1st the property ohtanes was tbs
could u Spelled out yery strongly.
Tut the great defect OF this Indictment Is that
lhc subject matter Of the property claluely which
hare decision right directly In notut on that
subject Among ali the American clses there can
he but one ease found where II was ever attempted
u be brought within the State The case refer
TO Is In II. Iredellr 49, Thai Was an indictment
for obtain!ng real estate. II VAS precisely the
same as tn this lnifct1nent
Take the NhOtc history Of thlA statute OF false
rreteuces, changing the cnnirnon law which ap-
Piled only 70 those frauds which affected the pub
lie gentfaity, and We will nad that 1t never has
any statutes l have ever seen. Ur upon which the
courts have made decisions, to exsenl 1t to any
thing hut those matters which might be the 91lh-
ject Of larcenJ-thc subject Ut manusl delivery
ana III The Iowa case, where it was fouud that the
Party, instead Of gaining goods, obtained only )
credit 1t WIS not within the sta-ute. hare ex-
aIn!ned The Law, AMI nnd that this case does not
the description OF properly obtained must be pre-
cisely as In d case OF larceny
Then If obtaining Thirty i've feet Of land hJ one
hundred and twenty feet could not be the subject
OF laEcepy. It cann0t he The sutec1 of false rra-
tenctR There nAy he elements In the transaction
thas y oulI 2noEi ground for good Indictment
That Is for obtaining the rontrAct CONVEX hut {.
t'scafne necessary in the State of New York to
PASS statute adapted to Just that kin'l Of case,
the People r. Williams. Hill, where the subject
Was cttainlDg title TO farm, the indictment va.
for obtaining the sfgnatulr uf tle grautor to the
deed, not for obtaining the Lind
, 1870-04-06

The country is farniiia. with tho fact that,
by taxing fne woods, VIC have prohibited the
manufacture Of fine cloths in the. United
States, and given the h"nc market 10 Euro
pcana The high duty on such cloths does
not Keep them ont, because By the duty On
the wool we have prohibited their n,anufac-
ture at home.
This proceeding has been recently repeat
ed in the case OF paper hangings An es-
senti2l article in the manufacture OF paper
hang;ngs IS !" Dutch metal )" this vas taxed.
until 1869, 10 per cent only, and the Amcsi-
can manufacture of paper hangings flour
ished. In that yesE we raised the tar on
copper, and, under the plea that there Was 8
per cent Of copper in Dutch metal, the tar
on that article was raised to Is per cent,
and now VIC import paper hangings from
Europe,
, 1870-04-06

The Senate spent a pertion Of yesterday
in fruitless debate On the question winch
State Vas first to respond to tho Presidents
call for volunteers after the firing On Sum-
ter. The only xay in which tho answer
conld be Of importance wonld be as showing
which State had the best organized militia
system Massachusetts,, New York, and
Pennsylvania had each few regiments Of
men already uniformed, drilled and EMP
ped az State miiitia, nnd these were
nhlo to start within twenty-four houre-:he
Massachusetts Sixth, We believe, within six
promptly, Tic States concerned and the
, 1870-04-06
SUPERIOR COURT,


Hans ranlsen. and Elise, his wife, V. sigsnluul
D. Jacobson This Is an as:tjun nj san,,.r h,s..1
nnnt Tho .1jenrI nrbiir, ti0n ~ ~ ~
t st,iai Ia - pa...tG1s!o!a -, ~ y! utAtAuant VI 'at
parer Of this city:
ws. informed slrrady. +ane time aso shas one Mn
WHO on rss iodisa stat. ss T. y r9,spi -ao
otnrp trn. seeking my .ssistance By sprrAnE asu.
dtror. ttof1s atoat me- hawestT. ttussei much II
.h H. nt ~ Il. 49, .u1 - ~ sAaae =
~ ;nfo,t ~ 11f;;- ~ * ;fst. ~ ~,
rxtTr nr,. ~ tbcse i.tr 49,. b"rt- ~
thst mi alone ,ssd midwife e,s IN t hrr Es,n,as
-. tut th4t thrrr aI4o nfr pcopi~ hs i;rss her The
eonse'rnet y thts eIednltns etlt w.s affecting The
., 1nh g, - Ahshe !hota' a.e1 'nr.ns birth Aat shs
datccr ~ ill., IA sI pi.F, .sa.asht ~ .i
future Ia order 10 save vtrIs tIp ~ dear N rxneT
rncs. hercty the Scandinavian rblic nxaiEst
the eaid M1 fantca, hon hcr.ly publicly de-isfs
unworthy tic eonhdencr Of the propl.. :
,,, ). u JApl5nS,
=. ,sseaGInF r. GF lnstsahn aId u i1a;th VICE Consul
- so 1sa+ ~ ~ Inc aauaseS "
inC. At' sA-> >~ 0>''e 'e'e4'1a' "4ote Liz 'oao"-
s:tie~s s1a,dra,+.: M.x o.k FIR =, n,... f,r ~.
following Hu,r: Evn,. rt-Es ssv jo~ftd IN sx..ai
narrn Fnir warning to thr ruhlic. Mr. r1.on, who
Stu!d atd coet1 W SAY inx fhst eht did aet take
Laek NY aesatioEs wulld reort to the cpusta This,
F"uta .s ann. %on!a r snGkn 70 fAr - skaH i."ae*'
wiih.tanaine hi H. ,st s, ns'. n H.
matt ssain Id ad,,si ths rsrss to stsn tie
QUAR-! IN the raprE nd. tpe u: th. wy nnaresra-
= naslet, ths Gdttoss S:,day rohlsh whale
M; I TT Maaf- su' II. mi euist,
rn,i. 80 ~ -. "A ~ " ~ w tnak ny
u.Mst 'ntrr nv nn.i,ir nrot =, n "e ~ @r1
it.Ts of tar Sias.st,aTs. - n" ,anr,. s"ntt ~
those family father h tnds. of The q..al.a:ns ..
, 1870-04-06

n. av.1, ~ -
,s...' tne .e~ N,e .,ns "1
4 =, .t.u' es,' W. 'o4 .4'e A''' ''ue'
'uetf l'su' 10 No'e. 1ues Soica III al Inc
cry elections IN oh'o' Michigan. ina'ann,
unn''s7 tseons'h' anu 1o*a- 1ne ets1 VI
uhs' a'er sntnusG upon tn's ean'0't,on "l
negro eq"ai''s' went Gown Ms us''n'' anu
ne"nes ea'uaooAe" ool 'ofnA1otss lo1'
lowed. We have hea1d of nntody beng
degraded " the voting OF negroes nor
ooes Inc 'e'es1apn tel ua OF any marriage
engagements between whites ma olacks as
~ 1w'4ssI"e"ee VI nesfos.s '''''ine t.e Pons"
1us ue,'oeiass uo ho' "ppeaf 10 nase ao-
se'''eo .1len'Sel'es ", 'son snc oalos-oo1 ne-
ee.'ee u .n' neeessass assocint'on with the
.,,':'. ,,,.e W s's;assa s ~ ~. - ans pae.s
49,, - sa, - 49, ..,sa.a | a'a s:.:s.s ~ ~
.s-.. - :. ~. ~. ~ U.-,1:e 80 1 ''1o
-.''' '0'e "'>''
1he eolorfa voters seem 10 nave MADE an
'a'e,lfeen' "''o a'scl'm'nas'ns use OF 'ne'F
ne~ts acquired PsaSa'ege. 1nes we're
t'e1.net oo's1et'as nof eiaasAs''n' lucy
tnhoe no os'en'a''o"s e1ni"lo"n o. tnen
power, eut voted qmeti2' eonscicnt1ousiy'
anu with judgment, Just as II they naa oeen
voters MI 'nc'f nsea 10 enear cteott DO II
sa1a, toeS so'ea independently 1nes so'eA
as c'eazens, anu mol a. class OF race.
1neS suted' eaeh man 1of aafase1, aud not
under TIC direction OF management Of any
GuaI'linn. II matters not now they voted,
"oe'nes Ao1 one party os Tue o1net> III uley
, 1870-04-06

The bog cholera ia. p1esalent in Greene,
Madison, and other countless The propaetors
of the Madison Mil, in Alton, have lost sixty
head from this cause within = short time p aet-
INDIANA.
Over Eve hundred persons in Greencasue
have signed IN article. agreeing to give Per
"A man naroed nhodea Is in jail in LaGlansc
County for having "marriel eeyen or eight
wives, dcfrauded numbers Q! honest, hard
working people ont Of their property, md
committed innumerable forgeriea.@
MICHIGAN.
The Grand Rapids Eagle OF the 4th gives
the following account Of the frcshct II, Grand
Eiycr 1t thai poin.: at Was thought On F-i-
day and Satut,l1y last that the wors: wae
reaes,td; bnt +:nce then. ur 10 the rrcsen'
tine, the water hiss setn Constantly rising, ur'-
til il i. c.a;u.cd tia: tie river L8s t1stl 10 !:
greater height than il has been known to do
, 1870-04-06

men who went ~cso entitled to tho dreait;;
cot OF being moro patziutn, .but Of being
tetter prepared. This credit is in no de-.
Gree dininiahed by tbs fact that, except tho
row OF the Massachusetts, Sixth with tbs
baltimore mob, they Ind no opportunity to
see effective service, at least un-
der their first enlistment, Tho
New Yoak Seventh is entitled
t. she credit Of huving preserved its uni
fcIm free from the stain and so1 OF service
Ill battle from the beginning u the end Of
tie war. 1t ii, Of COURSE, handy 10 have q
f.w silk-gtored. peace regiments on hand,
aud they make grand sensation by being
TIC ftst u march But if the Senate will
find the names of those who enlisted with
ont bounty, after tho fighting. had being
going on for year or two, it will get q
better test Of patriotism.
, 1870-04-06
The WOOLLEN EXPOSITION,
Meeting Of the Executive Committee
OF the Observation-Disclosures
oils Decided Upon na
the Place for the
Next Exposition.

The Executive Committee Of the " ool!ca Manu-
farturers Association OF the West aud South met
IN ra11or No fremont House. in this cit, yester
~ ha1, ~ ..r,.,.,n ~ . uGs.stte measoles
~ "ua "! e4l"e1s.oa u te1sle laof1cs comthehc-
resented. 4 couple OF hOurs were SPENT In log.
ollinR. numl*r Of Western cities were req
resented in the lobby, and al, manner 0f induce
ID The lobby hy Joseph Is. Patssr-on. Rotssr
GonsllE s;.1tll; Samuel Gray, y LandausE, y
Common Council. 4 swc.al Committee
# M iae Eem@on cSq1sl e Sf Detroit
eraW,sar nss ~ ~ paun, 1.asoa ~ stse!.
r. EoaTi q T5ac nom nc same sisy, CONSISTING
q Il ~ & hot4as r. s:as -. ha!nss and
Until nsas noon 1fcsideat GsoTse RS noSen '91 II he
eas1x. slssc,e. vsrs ,,e, ,n,,e ~ u..,n . II
Gardiner, Of Wich,san: Alderman Bsiea' Of De-
XeGiaw, Of pesso!t; LEASE AcAliisler. Of chicsso;
d. to s. e & Ss cs ~ q s.
point ier locas;a3 M exposition
TIE. TIE following despatch *as scee'sea from St
e-~g.s $ a~,., p,..,4<.t Of a< Zoo, ersxn, A.,<.s.
r.. r t!so.!. IL ". aca 70 :: *,.tA q.
10 hed it. ns11 % snnsal s e5gosson 20
L L! i at n no ! d made
pr4.ss<n. 81. L5aI, LII + kss;E' sr11pf1 E I'D
49, 80 y. ..cs ~ - oo!s - lat
aeS tAMe ptSpAtA rnA ptupuslaouss WHICH "ele
rafpttlg f4nfAssed bf the committee Chicago
offered ali the Necessary atunc&S to An exposition
fnt fna.1e M esnrtai eifnrr for thr szyne r. re[
~ ~. fnrf Yt,, II -. h.tI hsra ~ ,sc5 80 'A~"
" -. - 49, - - - - - -. - 's.As =.
aEi p ~ ..s ,.. tn. rut 49,, uas ~
49,, y, fsrn. ~ fntt.r,1o5,. e p ,tta
~ ~ ls4,er ~ -. adnnfeS r. ~. fcffnS,,T TT
" o,,t tu e4 NA' " no 1N"fNE - AS4e a9 It.
soluuon:
RsAo'f<.l That the Executive Cr1nsl Of the Hei1en
AAbnf lttufeff AetnttHGou 81 the Attt and south &c
pt the rsurc.iuon Of the t of fnd.auaplis for hod
ing rzlt%ton uudtf The Aospatra Of The AAsoeiA~
tiun.
The INDIANAPOLIS rfpposuon Is as follows:
r-L.--1w ..-:.. =.
GE*I1xHrN: vs. the epfnaattte "i tas Coni1son
oe1 "a ,se F4c;;Tt Hn., II iis S.sei.t!nn ~ f,s
Inv indnc.nfnts acd pTapoaI.sops tbss The coming
+IrpeEcp nav Re bed the city q! Indiana polls,
lpd wit l. Fzyink Ill FRIGHT and drzy1st Eyods
to eaid ev4tiou. To AdTrEtsr the said
t1r< st3or. = 10 have ample rosn for the exhibition.
, 1870-04-06
CIRCUIT COURT.


The rnton Copper uts:tIlfns Company T. Ed
npnd Juseen, Collector of Internal Revenue. This
Is proceeding or the chancerI side Of the caurt
on the capacity af the compatn2nts 'tis;uIrry, OIL
shortage Of manufacture, stated at SSH Eaiions
with barrel and pr dit1'. tax, about s. nO1. The
missioner " Internal Revenue to determine the
number of hours In which !tstll!ef shall fertuent
his grain. and whether the survey Ut the ca;,acity
lGurz, cs Complainant claims Ii should not. It fs
also alleged that comrlaiDan, has rendered to pay
tie entire tax ulon alI the spirits manufactured
, 1870-04-06
THE EX-EHERIFF.

Fischer was elected in November, 1863, 10
serve two years, On the 18th Of December,
1860, be departed, taking with him one Of
his children, aud has been seen in these
| parts no more. The testimony showa, Incl
| dentally, how evil communications corrupt
good manners, and uncoTe1s some painfu,
domestic trials. It appeo1s Tint in
the winter or early spring of
1860, while the Legislature was
IN session, md while Fischer WIS helping
that i'ody to mature and pass its measures,
lie became cna,nored of disreputable
woman named Walpolc. Az natural con-
sequence he became short Of funds, and to-
wartls fill he had spent all be had, and was
compelled TO borrow Of his deputies, md to
use funds in his hands belonging to liti-
ganta- After frequ mt, and unexplained
absences from the city, early in December
last he borrowed from his friends their
notes to large amount, and, having had
these cashed, departed, taking The woman
Wa1polc with him.
The testimony Of 3fr, Hesing shows how
completely Fischer wills under the control
| nf the woman. BE testifes that Fischer
told him that On one occasion, while he
and she were at the Adams HoLss, the
woman turned on the gas in tic room for
tho purpose Of suftocating him and herself
too. Fortunately Fischer awoke while he
had strength enough to raise window, and
in time, by the use of resto1atives, be man.
aged to save the woman, this act Of human-
ity, be said, being dictated by desire to |
avoid exposure. On another occasion, &c
cos1ing to the same testimony, she tzied to !
poison him, and third time ahe, or some
other cvi-tlisposed person, tried to shoot
hin. The power Ut the woman was shown
still more forcibly in the way in which she
drew him from the support Of his political
friends- Mr. Heaing Oh this point says:
,.. Sometime tine aftef. whca The cnmpatgn opened
rum Fischer lie hai slWa1s been 1Sns 10 acive G!c
politician. ! missed hin. He had not come to
o1r committee nor to cur Headquarters,
c.,nade1a1ly, and dnaly 1 he.ri he hal 10
turned frJm 3 visit to Cincinnati then sent one |
Sf Si ~ H. s 1s when ne. or tns AMI tol
our headquarters, au.l sald, 'Ehat has become /
Of you; hare you lost Ill your reason; have Jo1 no
your roiitirs friends related The circumstances
Of my friend Salnmon. who had worked very har,i-
,rs for hs% md eI,s BE- VA 'eaztng him II Inc
lest an hour, and ne sa!d: 4ilesine, ain going \
my wife: she knows oil about IT, aud she has fot-
given mr, hut ! must leave Chicago to eet away
Iroia the psopls's g1Dwls, for wherever 20 i
z little and rernrn, / know / shan make good |
husband again. and be true to my beloved Wife |
now tthcn> aud eltcton. snd he said he would 70 |
mat night to harrington or aome other town with |
, 1870-04-06
WATCHES.
IMPORTANT To
WATCH BUYERS.

TIRE ATTENTION or WATCH BUYERS
called to few farts which .hunlI especially snau,.
intelligent rurehasc1s particularly where !, IA d-a
procure the bt.t AMERICAN WATCH.
THE AMERICAN WATCH co, Of wa!,a,r, i. ~.
cld.1t aud larEest Company In the L1u:4-3 S,,..s
with the advantage Of sixteen ycara exprrepcr, ;r A.
saars employed nccesssrty more exrert aet ,...
than thost employed elsewhere
THE wALT1AM coIPASY make twice ~ .,,c,
Watches a. all the olhrt American watch E,nlatsz,.
4nd hcriu lirs the serrt of The moderate p,,sr. >.
which they arc soil
TUE WALTHAM COMPANY max, z. I4rzr. Al,
tttrr assortment. and srrssy excl In making In.
Watches. eimrl. xrause thcr have ampa. and u,r ,,
machinery hoi experienced and stutaI hl,or.
FOR THE PAST YEAR OR TWO, maav ,.,,.-,
harr a!vestitcd WALT1IAM WATCHES II Inv p.,...
and seld them 1t small profits. This sys.., bvc,-1
unwisr, they mrat IN frrc country b. f.. u: ,tit
thes Ike for it world br ean for L. 10 astn. t. ~,
trul the sAlc Of maanfacsur- atT .hc. h.vr r+a
t. X our property. newly orkanizrl W-st;ta w.as
Company. In their unscEupu1~us eE.r.s l.. n,n-
mAlkrt for their eoods Instructed travelling as-n. L.
call the attention Of jewelers. 10 the f.ct t,st .t..
these sdversements bnt very email rrod.s e,.l b.
madf on WaItha.n Watches. and to urge th.r. ~ ,,.
account to diecaEu our Watches. auI 70 rrsu.us:raa
thtlse 'nsteai, and ta pint out thc fact t1a. III re
Knew hut little Of the different styles II their hs
AID consequently dea,srs eould MAXI large p,oe:, "a
their sale.
SpER this pfrtrhee OF ezrst f-itudyiut-s far TIE
trade, they .eukht the endorsement of dealers fr ,~r
goods and was vey natural that At 1ea.t s,ust1 mr.
tipu Of thr tzad' .hcui recommend the Sy,d. vhsea
yielded the largest pso6h
1SyIEW Of thesc fact. the AMERICAN WATCH Gu.
believing the esat majority II dealers arc perfectly al.
isdrd with thrr profits On thc.e goods considering tn
uumtrt rold md hc little trouble Of selling wouId onp
tel buycs1 to insist on hArrs their prcfeenr fo. WAL
THAN WATCHES nsrcrtrd, and not Allow thrmsiv-.
10 be put Oh with my i1itaona either u farrisn x
domestic make.
For talc by al lradns Jewclers
descriptive Circular giving much useful n4ornsti,a
20 watch huxtre, turni.he.I On application
80 WATCHES EErAILED BY THE COMPANY.
81 APPLETON.
GENERAL AGENTS, lss BROADWAY, NY.
4 sk to +'c the new fcL1~rLAFE WATCH. bearing
he tr.4,t mark AMERICAN WATCH CD, Crrseent-
t, wa,tham. NAss" 1t Is by far the b.ss Ful1pt,:s
Watch made in the CuiteA States and srpa4ses au,-
hing hryrtotere made III As country for Railway E-
InctFr, Conductor. &c.
, 1870-04-06
United States Engineers Office,

No 30 HLscusUy-s1., Mu.wAr", wu
April :, ls.n-
III. SEALED Proposals VIII he received II this ntEca
,i nuu p n q he q Of Nay, LEA for furnIakiax taa
haItcf II Milwaukee, via. -
Ride EnEsf be made on form, frp.n T. as-r
FER n infernAsfon apply at thts ctdce-
be Fiehs to Etjeet any and ali ndA Ia fesefved.
lie s:avf Il aiiw aaise, k I'D 'so''& e
JAMES n. EEfLER.
Captain * Ecsi1cttA
, 1870-04-06

y. i and that ho b el,esAd - honorary rneuecr q
ths eETaso1 - nfs Of tha evtdences q eoL
Of tho Association. 49,.
10 further buEtteas wHs transacted, and the
committee, adjourned
, 1870-04-06
QUAR- RTERMASTER'S STORES
w ANTED-

oTTzCE DEFor QrARrRxA-n,
CH1cAGo, n. ApEiI = Is:p
Eeaed r1epetaa wil be TrcrEed ii Til oace Until u
O'Clock tn On Monday, the 1th dav Al an-i ,x.r for
tHtrlttrt rs C1sssd Stasea 1t ChIeasn, ii, lMn<-
matters ttofes, eonpfi.{px ~NA-"A
Stationery,
HARDWARE,
StoFe1,
Eaddiery,
building Material.
Intnts- Oils,
Coal,
- Lie, ctr, ctc.
Ah CUTE variety Of 4sclea not embraced Ia owe
plfeaton to his ttict ~ ~ ~~Ae- e7eta p7 tl70 y. ~
~ VI. fSa5ss dshrsi to be snhieet to inspection s1d
q rMeA ana stsufety packed for ttaaspqE, ,l,or
hen M wia Le sahisst the condirion md
stStts: 4 Nd sldErrsed 70 the aodesslzncd-
~ nrJa asfnt ES.e1[ed y Erteti any ant al htA
af- 1enl% Chf O, NJ. Nil Div. Of fhe No.
A. u McGOSSITLE,
BErTet Col. md Depot CT. Nj.