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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-14


pa City CLERK GFrn. }
lEtVESwoETU CITY, kNNSA..
July 9TH \. n. tS7o J
NOC, AND !EA,H on You, ARE HEREBY
II notified that ~ an adjourned meeting, b.li Nv
the tity Council 81 s,i.t CIV III. .9th DIV oi
June, \. u. 1870, the follow M. Resolutions were
adopted
Resolved That il i necessary 10 crab. Cheyenne
street from second street 10 Main street.
Resolved That u ses,.,ry to- law plank side
walk, six feet wide, with white oak stiinSeTs aud
pine platform, and the necessary ston" crocsin.,
the streets, between the points named.
the west side Of Seventh street, from shawn
street fo the south line If Metropolitan avenue, cx-
cept 49, feet in front Of lot 3, ho.t ii, air -
let elm front IT lot u, block 81.
Resolved, That it Is necessary to lay sidewalk
zen feet wide, with pine platform and white OAK
StrinSers and the necessary stone crossings
the stpets, between the points named, the
west side of Main street finn Cherokee street u
Walnut street.
The t,I'cwip. WIS adopted y, a n;,ulaf rrccting 81
the City Coun~il held JWly 5th 1874:
Resolved That it - necessary tn curb, gutter
and n,:,ca,lauzc Second street from the south line
Of Seneca street to the south line If Metropolitan
avenue.
And you, and each of you, az. hereby further
notified, that unleS, majority cf the owncrs 81
such property, du. in the City, f"vcrpi CIR on,
ciarnip; an interest in such property hy rca-pn of
Tax Title. Iu liable To be taxed fr str n cork
,mprovcmontl hall on ~ before MONDAY the @Jtl:
day ri August, n - lN1" hlr with The city CLERK
oi said City. their protest a-ln,t .a,ii ,mTrovc-
mcDts, the City Council will orrf s,,I rrpn,vr-
mentS 10 lee made and contract th.Trtt, AMI levy
AMI c,,l',t the take trT the stnc a provided Iy
the City thtter and ordinance. ,d.S,d IA pursri-
in,e thereof
4 true copy of the or. in,l resolution
WM. W. CEEftiHrOE, Cty Clerk
dlawIw
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REMOVAL.
Removal.
J. II. Il a l. Il + l. r. I : II
.. HAS REHOykD Hk;
ROOT Il SHOE STORE

Fourth and Fifth, north side formerly occupied by
4. Funk, Grccerl where he will be pleased TO wait
on his old customers and the public generally
a fall line Of both Ladies' and Gents ready made
work kept constantly on hand.
Makes speciality Of custom work-particularly
hnst-elass. Sewei work for gentle,uen. Safisfsc-
ton guaranteed. 'E' dill -
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DIPTHERIA.

TEASK'S OINTMENT has been extensively
ust for the past two wears with sglcat success for
the prevention, relief and cure If that dreadful
sccurce, Dipsheria, and il doubt. the ,est
known remedy. For this diease IL should he aP
plis-t freely 10 the Throat and Chest, and covered
with hot flannel.
sold by VII Druggists. Price - and 10 cents.
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TELEGRAPH
FROM ALL PARry OF TnE wORLI
lNPAlkIBILTTY.


ROME, July 8.-The dogma of infallibilay
will he proclaimed On the 18th inst. Pre-
paratiOns are being made for n,ag1i6cent
celebration Of the event. The Cereno iisls
| attending the publication Of the dogma will
I've held in the church " Leo Nv, and the
Pore will ocr,'Py sl,e veritable chair Of Saint
Peter Cardinals, Arcl, Bishops and Bishop;
will attend in full canonicals, and the variars
religious orders will 80 a. the church in PrD-
Cessicn. AZ the Close Of the religious cerr-
nn.nies the dogma will he hcralded tothe
JotalaGc with salvos OF Cannon and ringiRg
| Of bells. ,-, rraT. usi.
r.r, IHE SPANISH IHRcNK. 7T'.-'
PASS, july Ssh.-The Spanish question
| still causes much uncssiRezs Though the feel
| Ing this morning J., somewhat more eaier
than last eve The Constitutional an
| nounces that Senior Olzsgc, the Spani5h
Minister, hs. received instructions from,
Spain to give notice To- the French Govern
ment OF the candidature II Prince Leopold.
The CoatiiutionnsI adds. that when France
BECOMES convinced of the persistence OF spain
in this matter, she will terminate diPlo-
| matte relations with her. No definite
intelligence received from Prussia, hot
France will not be content with the evasive
declaration Of Bismarck.
Prussia ought, in the interest If the peace
of Europe, to withhold her consent for Ho-
henzcIlern to sit upon the throne Of Spain.
From various senli-oficial journals tbi;
morning are gathered the following details
touching the candidatnre Of Hol,enzoilern:
Fire ~ AsosSae, lss.--DeA River News
DWhwqae sne Si0nx City ~ Railroad
lOs0snan6eHti0n.
CHICAGO, July S,-The fire at Pontiac, ILL.,,
on Wednesday night destroyed thirteen
buildings involvin: loss Of SIS, 600.
The Fed River Nation, Of June 9th, says
that on the 2Srd the Legislative Assembly If
Assinaboinc, was convened to take action on
the Manitoba bill and all articles Of ccufede-
ration as reported by the delegates. They
were adopted, at which Heil expressed hi
satisfaction.
1t is thought that the Convention n,IA
have brought hack assurances from Ottawa
Of amnesty to Reil, or the adoysion Of the
bill would no. have been 80 sudden and
unanimous. ....-.....-..,. .
Track laying on the Iowa Fall; Il Sioux
City Railroad was completed yesterday, 20
that Dubuque and Sioux City are now in
direct railroad communication. r.g
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The Fourth nc l:arssteW.
CARBON, July llh.

b. ~. f.'.s'- = N. Ti-,,s:
The ci,izcus Of the a'rvc vicinity had =
hckh,:,iior here to-day The grounds are on
The creek, Garhlow, near Eissett's crossing
Lf the same. The situation was beautiful,
/ he day pleasant end IL, had = good time.
Escv. Mr. s'urhur MIS- elected Chairman, Col.
chm Wright, Sara Gray, Esq, and Aaron
s,ckcrZ;c, Nar;lals. Col. John Wright
,rod Is presiding Marshal, Captain Morton
ni choir .ung several popular and patriotic
s,ncs. The noclaraticn Of Independence
has read nv W. Ne Crutchcr. Speech by
kari. Morton. W. +. Bylers, J. Hornor,
knd others Committee TO wait on the table,
q. Z. Cashier and several others.
! There wis general turn ont from all
uut.,s. Good feeling api good order pre-
aisul. Eejcicinss and public dcmon>tra-
"ns of joy worth. "f the Immortal Fourth
Nv of July. Tho dinner WIS excelIently
I,c,arod and we'll distributed. The M;,rshals
i'll their duty to 4 man. Great praise is due
I'll. Wright Cor his untirins energy in pre-,
lming plans" ard executing them - fifty
bid in presiding with such dignity. The
banks are equally due I" Cals. Morton iur
Ringing p. he only can sing. The citizen,
/ Bent to their homes no doubt feeling greatl,
Ene6tted by the days exercise, and NOR,
4a,iotism implanted in their b,~oms.
WYASporTE.-on "Wednesday might tn
DID Fellows of Sum mun-dn-wct Lodge
.kyaniot,c, had a public installation.
Captain Nelson aficiated as Grand Mar
ball, and Dr. F. Seeck, Grand Master. Tn
,llowing officers were installed for tn ensu
F|hC term: Nathaniel kearney, n. G..
lame. Somerville, ". G.; VIM. Richards
ecretary; John Bolton, Treasurer: DR.. n
i. McCabe. H. S. n. c.; J. p. Heisler, L
n. g.; H. {. johnson. Warden; II. Fra
lie. Conductor; Ell Levine, o. So Johl
Kramer, r. c.; Charles Haines, p. Knob
pck and S A. CotA Finance Committee.
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IMPORTANTTO IuORsEMEN

rIof Anaers sons b,rual"r is the best Linimcist
in tr horses. This fact * shown hy numerous
letters from all parts al the country. late one
reals follows:
1--WE have been experimenting with YOUR DcTnts-
dor horse flesh an,lihnd it very superior renee
dy-much superior to the famous '1;aTgling OH ,
any other Imminent ever used in our livery
stable. Please send us two dozen large bottle hy
cxpI.:s, 4. u. u.
IOurs fsSIc.ttullv,
....' WATSON Il CSNDlEE.
o.. WsveIly, Indiana.
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Is order to guard asaius, any attack that
might I've made by the Northern Indians,
General Woods has ordered one company ia
remain Near Carson, one squadron at Willow
springs, and squadron at Riverside, with
~ increa-e If force along the railroad.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-14

Early Grten apple, the forcrunners al
I:rgo uopi of fine fruit, are coming into
market. and lind ready purchasers at fair
prices. Blackherrics are plenty at 81 cents
:. pusr,-Iarg{ and luscious.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-14

Massey says, in notice "f our state
which We copy from his trenchant Biade to
day, that OK nsas is more rcmarkabl,
growth as State than Chicag" * As city. y
II Is an apt a,:i truthful comparison. The
Ear-cn knows what he is talking about.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-14

AcrMrAst :of the Eight, cavalry, ON its
way 10 New ttexico from Cheyenne, has beer
ordered 10 like post at Edgeron, Colo
rado, tnr thd protection OF that point and
surrounding country.
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Wheat Is all harvested, and corn never
looked better This is another glorious year
tor Kau-,s. THE immigration which began
- rI"riousIy will constantly swell in volume.
The great Central State fears no rival and
,lnfio' al competition.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-07-14

Iris the SUI ;ecs Of general comment that
hlSinesi is he..,ming more brisk in the city
every day. Yesterday the merchants were
doshg hi5k radc; the streets were ihronsed
with ,.,ms all ld,y lone
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Prof. III. AmdlersOm's
DER M ADo1

IL, free application to infamed and surface
"n both Man and Beast, in very short tim. rs
lieves the pain and SORENESS aud the hot angry ,si
rei serface hsc"nlss cool MOST and natural AMI s
continued application and attention the part is
restored b. health.
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AL the farmer who come into town wear
:,cui,l smiles over their abundant crops.
/. Wh"n Inc farmers prosper we Ill thrive, and
- kan=,s will live high and lc happy as
,l,m' =; high water, ~ next WHITES We sit
round our w,rra fire. of Lc,venworth coal,
eating h'g home grown apple; and wondering
how people manage to st along IN the
crowded E,etcrntcities.
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G"uE oAT~. We met Mr.. N. s
GTan, e" Fifth irct yesterday with a bunch
q: :.,mc,!lin. which We at first took Ia H.
! ,ihng ,."Ic9, l,,e closer observation showed
4 that they were Surprise oats. They meas
"r"i 6 fee, : inc Ic' high, and were grown
.,I"m even mil F. south Of this city. The
talk; were ,erfc,a giants, and the hcadsv very
heavy.
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q 1An ItNtED Will FL GtVEN FOR IN
NVvWF FORMATION which will lss'i 10 the iC-
tsetien of tho misteInt who, on the night "f IN"
Fnrth ..t Juiy. entered the pfebIi Of the IN
.;.r~-rrl y iiilcs wet sc tn. CITY, and destroyed
aI.,.. nu,.'sr 81 fruit tree and committed other
.t,prcdatinr, VI. j. PAEiso1T.
'Ivssiax
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AL the towns in Ibis county are four
thing finely AMI growing rapidly. Tonga
npxic, Fairm.a,nt, Reno. LenaPc, Ea'tcn,
k"tar"" and other places arc making
rapid strides, Iasshei On as they are h. the
enterprise of an excellent class of citizens.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-08-12
THE FARCE OF A REGENCY.

From the N. Y. Herald.
In olden times when sovereigns went to the
wars it became necessary sometimes to esta-
blish regency for the government of the
realm in their protracted absence. Many of
these puissant warriors passed years away
from their country, and it took them often
many months to go and come from the seat
Of war. Richard the Lion Heart was four
years absent from England, battering away
at the walls of Acre, Joppa and Ascalon;
Philip of France was nearly two years on the
same crusade, in which they were in a mea-
sure isolated from the seat and offices of gov
eminent. But how different is it now, when
kings and emperors can reach the seat of war
in few hours by railroad, and direct the
councils of the nation by telegraph! In these
days of telegraphs and railroads the idea of
regency is farce. And what greater could
there be in this enlightened age than the
present regency of France? With all respect
for the estimable lady who occupies the Re-
gents chair, we must regard her position as
one of those stage effects in which Napoleon
so much delights. This establishment of the
Empress as Regent with SO much show and
formality is Just like the Emperors last SEN
sation-taking little boy to the battlefield to
pick up bullets. What was the necessity of a
regency for France when the Emperor was
only going few hundred miles from Paris,
and is actually not out of France at all?
Napoleon has been making good many
blunders of late-some very silly, like those
referred to- and some very grave indeed,
like the idea that it only required a
great mass of men thrown to the frontier
in order to conquer Prussia. He has dis
covered since that brains as well as soldiers
are required for that task. And he has
discovered another thing, too-that there
is fair share of brains on the other side
of the Rhine. "Our Fritz" aud our "Carl
are not epauletted puppets. They are good
soldiers, we'll skilled in all the require
ments of the work they have in hand, both
in council and on the field If Napoleon
can see his way before him he win quit
these showman's tricks, in which women and
babies play the second parts, and abdicate
in favor of the French people and republi,
can liberty. There is nothing else left fol-
him, unless he can retrieve the defeat to his
arms at once.
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THE REPUBLICAN ADDRESS.
From the N. Y. Sun

The Republican Congressional Committee
have issued an address to the Republican
party. In giving a sketch of the rise and
progress of the party, it divides its existence
into four epochs, namely, the six years pre-
vious to the election of Lincoln, the war
for the suppression of the Rebellion, the re-
construction era, and General Grants admin
isvation. Though a partisan appeal rather
THAI an impartial history, its recital is in the
main correct until it reaches the fourth
epoch, the present administration.
In entering upon the defense of the ad-
minlstration, the committee are forced to
admit that the expectations of many Repub-
lcans have not been realized in the action
either of the President or Of Congress. In
0tLer words, tie committee acka0W,eige
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Tbe Pac1c mort9aaes wire In DOL INC airy. the
BbiaBs selling at ~ and he Cent tsis a. " thongh
no bonds of the laeS oeri ~ ~ Nbs close at
leef than SShr The fsllowjng W, ere the closing
streatqaotai0ne Tor Union incifc 'facuriyes. First
moitgage bont-, si5sGfiht iscet, ees. AZ as I:
lAnpgranis, 6l,aGt0sil; and stock. EJsdfs
Dee cHtreme quo,anons New YoI Central stock
e. aai5A; Lake Shorn. 9sfs1k; w sbash,b .Go51
rtttshurgn, ;0t'.ig ,Onh; Nortlwe uern ccmnlon
IdspE ho preierred. sdlsd5t;; Rock island
5.'9k' ohio and Missssippi. 33jsG t84. sno New
Sea ~ GENITAL 10iAaiUtA Erie W rs steody at %
ana fCrt Aavue nj o. insectmsut spcurtie4 were
quiet. with sales Of nlinois. Central - 1S Norris
and Fssex, ssh Delaware .IacsawSuspa aud West
eru, d0l. sDi0l: Hannibal and ~ Josph. t055. tbs
pr-terre,t 1t2A Chicars and Atom fk aBu g. {.
and C.. TIA. There wss weitdistribnted. bnsi.
ness N misoslianeous shares Neesrn Union, 1ee-
grsPh vol ua at -; Pacific Mail 3St Queks liver,
3 harioOsss 0: tho preferred, shttsk, and Della.
and HUDSON Canal Company. NM Fxrress
shsnss were firm On Adaspe % yrS Apericaps SOl.
qo4i, msi r'rjted Btases, cls, Wells, Fargo 4 90.
oetny neglected.
Clo,ins nrloes sub.agP N .esss.
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THAT sohIsH cozSrEs,.

I. n m. ~.a- - = i. -
w sc. W tns SHorN eshreehns Ihe
S~-en sesmas MOUNTAIN Hoase = Tho
ftafowept of the Ces nse,-.. D<.cls red to be
Pssl-e-she 4, Repro.o>teJ a, nm Em-
,iav.. n "A 49,. =. -. U...i....
1o "a. .,,.,. y. - -. "
~ 4'' "D'
Sic ar ara lie appeared IN NOrr - ne on the
OIL entitled " psraa,s. o., pill, ro,n,,s. H.
n,-a ~ ~ " "''1
oieu' &C nave no knoN'edgee t'nql'tios made
for Rcsh Coasntess by visitors or auenis spipurn
I'M, a, /, h.o no,.a
.
~ W ho alleged proprictorsh;p of tn, so Gale u
.he xo. 4, M .,.,,o, ...,,..,,., =. ,.. ,., no,o
= ~ ~ -""' ~ ~''' "''''
Vut rs hEcing uttered INFO COMPACT 10 perform
certain dues end in return wna to he Compensated
Nv , por,ion of tho moi nroa,s sc,rui,, rom the
-" T'N'" W w" NV p"p'4 SN'I"'hN W." Wv
uusnesa Ireer to the decision % ,bidgr ssrn7fd,
gwen at s)sie on the 1qfil lsv OF august
,o,o a. a.. - ...,... - - . &C.,.
". pO''''S' " n'N "
her hisRanon "a 70 tne asngnmfnto OF NrDa't
SON and tn ,nortzagc on the Seven f,priugs N oun
,,,n uo,.. rrocor,v 4. 4, h.,,o,,r III, ~, ,,,
80 ee p'i' ~ - " NM" -Nu, '"o Vi'ue
abricauon-as false "a II IL malicious. Tbs r,ls
of Orange ooup tn bear nj ev,dence ~ tc,,nbr.o.c
az may be seen over the signature OF Jsl,n O. DAD.
son In circular issued ON the 261h inst setting for IN
that her en- tire that appeared an tie N.,.
York SuN on rho 9ad s yilIsinously false
A to this reeort bcirg NO longer desirable tl,a
may be the case with the author OF tire libel re rted
70. as no Polish atmosphere exists here iVmirntior
having done it's work and accom- the
result. The SsNOO er,rn,led ov the wonId BE-
lsse she not beiog posse asa OF means suncient 10
No. one Jollsr waa NV hoI e.nendeJ in bsSsis OF
th.s house.
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New York Mariefa

TUESDAY. Aug. ~ --FLouR AND MRAL-The mar.
ket continues to decline under excessive rCcents rs
shown IN our table notwitiIst aDdlGg an export de
mand unprrce entedy large Western spd state nours
Rye -four steady and corr meal uw ctt'ed We quote
supeInne state ana Westcrn, tj25et5GO extra state
&c, b1O@tS0 round hoop Ohio, IS 10ats: Western
spring wheat eItrse s. 5o $3.50 unsOund do. s5sts Is;
and double extras 81 $50 GSnessee estras, ESts &
CITY shipping extras y 75osts; city trade and family
brnns, $50 o. o. Southern shipping extras stFo IS;
southern bakers and fsnily brands. sIgs Rye hour,
superfnc ana etirn, st50atG. Corn Meal-westeTn.
Jcrsey. &C. tStSio; southorn. btandywinc. &c. 500
..PnovrsioSs--The market generally rules quiet.
Pork WAS to-day very dull Western mcsU nominal
e. JoDbiag sales A. SIS i@sf9 3 for Western city
prime mess, $50 prime, SSaf20. Beef steady safes
~ Dos. al t2atg for plain snd extra mess. fierce
beef nrm ~ slss&o f9r prime mess Beef hams-New
dull az 500 cut meats tnil tmoEeu hams, MAZE
picklsd 90, i9aepc. Bacon trarcs long clear, ice
cured. lCSl6sc. Lard active and miner. on demand
70 n August contracts Gales 700 at l9S i6hc for
No. 10 prime GUY and l6a@isyc for do. Western J
liNc. bid for December. Dressed hogs unsettled 24
GRAIS-rta market, ut some decline on the past
wees prices. osos fairly active. wheat demand
sI.I2 Tor No Ssrrine 81 Is Tor Oh No do. new do
worth 81 ftljJ; old No. spring Q ~; new do,
tiss o. -st & Tor rcd and amber winter aud o. t04
" FIR amber OHIO. oats were moderately active and
prices irregular safes % 900 bush At aSc for MIXED
ONO. 'oa,.2c ior We.tetn' and sss5ic. for urine
Crn, and tl@t "a for STATE. Barley + dun
and unsettled. Barley malt in more liberal
supply ami state. ~ ttati 25; CanAdiar 81 IS
etl.5 Corn win more Offering. wa lover sales
gTn, @ci DO. state, o.; we quote 81 siC5stl 10 Tor
eslern white.
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DIED.

no 6sl"y!i vie Of John BcHScs fsa % rail-:
No. Illl "a Az, AZ O'clock p. ~, to-day,
fGr pa2n Psas on eP Pgygsdav
N, .s0, Mary Ellen daughter OF Parick and Catherine
Tier riends are ssspSctHlIly Invited to attend the
fnersl a Fort Hamilton, Thursday, September AT
DkY.--;m tuesday, August 20, wnIe David, only
eblld OF Eben T. and Margaret Day, aged year and
The funeral win take place on Thursday September
At O'Clock from @e llieh st., BROOKLYN Relatives ana
FRESCh ON sunday, August !s 1870, william
fFcne9 aged e. year. month aud dpys ro.,.c,.
my lny'ed To- attend the funeral, rom So East llh
It,, 90 Meduc,day, at > OclocE T.. NJ
3, Jane 3 heyer, caushIer OF the ate Rev, ". Il,
The relative. and friends OF the fmlly arc respect
fuy INVITED 10 attend her funuIuI from the residence
Of ner ss,rf Nrs. v W Parker ~ luclnc g. Newark
illB1!Tls,- % furday August TO- Elizabeth Nh;
hrh, WIDOW ofthe tao Patrick lnnnllt,, native of
Tie rr,.6d,1f he faulty arc r,sDccu y invited ia
eeaa !ag nler'l Of d'rc ned r2w 9s la,e TFessdePce
jE$SING1,-0 ON sunday. August y. wulnr T.. the
There aiiyes aud frenos arc respectfully invited IA
'l'' o its i1a ','M n' parents Fs'eHe'' Nv ON
llNln.-on Monday, Ap-eN 20, MARY Lynch, the be.
Tho, e.ds and ~ ave, q lie hmii and OF her
sons 'oa1 M J1Wts L}rCh, are r,spccuuR i4Yiicl
row It,, On cdnotJa ianining ri pa, O'clock 10 Il
josef CnuFth, corner Ch av. nd west WsSulngiot
the l'p95 Ui h-r soul and nom thence TO CaWar,
Fitnccs t,a-Ger Of Sc SS Il AID Alma $Sta /
MSh AnHia q y ~ monts ana = lAl-, .-. a.,
- o'c.o,s rom It'd Cold 80 ~ Io.I :. lru6aiyn
M hlh-O % IhiAGSl Alfusl ~ Al Nv !etldeule .
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DII.OHCI d.

CONpoN.-In this city, on Friday. Ja', -, 1870, By
condor from john GORDON
toLEln tins city, y'sterdfy on report OF arcicree
by Judge George q, Barnard, Rachel Ann Cole from
the mother.
Ok COCK.-In TINS city, yesterday, on report Of a
referee by judge Gcorre @. Barnard, 1T Inc supreme
CONT. jOhluna Dc Cock from Henry DE Cock.
NOELkE.-in this city ON Monday. August 20. 1870
BY Judge George q. barnard, Of tho supreme Court.
Peter a. NOelke rom Mara ". N. NOeike,
NHAN,n this city, yertC Jay, report OF referee.
by Judgc George U. Barnard, Jane shaw from Joseph
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-31
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WtBi.GToS, Aug. 30.-In accordance with
tie " act TO further promote the clcioloy OF trc
navy" tue Secfetlry OF the Navy orders t'at after
tic 1t OF October no retired Ohcer bah be assigned
10 or remain IN active duiy except member ui the
Lighthouse board and tho Board iOr tie E1amina-
too OF Onicers for promotion, for the retired list
and at tic NtNal AS lum and all olccrs row on
active duty, not coming within those exceptions, are
relieve IRON that date, Should AM retired ofiCer
be required Or any special duty on account Of his
peculiar fitness for ne same special application may
DC lde to the Secretary Of the Navy, The p0tiu0n
OF Port Admiral, EXCEPT 1t the port Of Now NOrk,
ID discontinued Hou and after HE ist Vi October.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-31
Contents Of the Weekly sun.

WVTUIU.,
tans the following:
The European war-MscNahon Moving for the Relief
q Bazane-l 10 PIussian Army Changes frout-A
Great Battle lmnlnent near Monimedy-Heroc De.
fence OF the French Frontier Foftrrscs, 4 Thousand
Persons Paralyzed by stroke OF Lightning, Black X.
mailing the Mornons; The Strike In IAN River Kill.
ing Dio1hcr The Conics1 non % rrumpbour Piss on
Boomers Horses Leading Articles Matters OF In
tercst; snn0eams; Inc Free Theft and tho Last-A
story; financial and Agricultural Reports
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