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MASSACHUSETTS,
A DefauItlEK City officer sentenced
Murderer Arrested

DosToN, March 16.-John Y. Collins, c!etK II
the once Of the City Treasurer, convicted or DO.
lug QeiauItfr TO The treasury IN several thousand
doilsrs, has been sente1ced to two ana nal
yeaIs In tie State Pr8on.
ord. one Of the murderers OF VIM EAyles, IN
Prince George County, MARYLAND, IN 1se8. mas been
s1reated here ard sent to Aerslacd- Two o. tee
been executed.
, 1870-03-16

;uu yifef 8 b. II N. l. N. Noao rises +, 3.mpm N,
,an sets b. a ?. u. | Moon set1 s.. Nm. I N.
, 1870-03-16
RUSlEEHS HOTlCE8,

Watches and Watch Cases-stifSea.
cd Or !" nlled gold caaes II. SOLID gold cases It
ateiy examine heavy aol1d gold watch case. that
hey oud or aside from the Necessary thickness OF
gold for the engraving and eogue tuKoing. the
Ia really needed only IS Z i6ening to hold rne
engraved portion II place, and gfYe It strength
ous bI - s1dden inocfs az faIIs. vaici wouid
o:herTise mutlste aud mar The casa and
L iore the Eovement Tnla laige prppor.
HatcS 9u Vile Il IA ~ actu1ii1 needIe.n 10 fsr ~
utllity and beauty arc concerted, as say one can
sesa 1o IL wea he snaue urne
which Is woin smooth. while the wozks are often
maHet,s All; ~ L, fa nnrsitaba =. tmesSeenerI
snch bei.e The 5act thsp. II In pace Of snts
large eruonnt Of practically needless oold baeer
nefsl be Eubstituted. tne coss viii be prpnorton-
beatty of the case fema!n tnthcL =
On the other nalld large numbers Of 1old
watches arc made and sold with cases 30 fragile,
Al 10 be amost unseIylce able asd in fsct nav be
CONC enljrelY 40 HfIer q feF mputas' oons,ant
use-the c .vers having become sprap& 40 as not
teaiiee axa,, % ine god e savina s oean reduced 20
10 SLOW the edees beieg sodered together tor II
s0ch repsirY an te made, il Is oaiy at ths ex-
peDse Of the bean.y o. me case). aud wlta the
De: ts ard mars that with tue greatest caro- arc
nov or WIEN iheT cone. they crgduliy beoome
40 battered a. d pnsIantiy al TO oo apylain1 mt
an cbit CT Of pr1de or pleasure
NOV If inete cssss had been sttrsned With q
liptrg Of basel meiEi, Tue cost would nave naen
little, u any, mere, tins need Of costly repaira
would have been avoided, ard they would have
renamed handsome aSd undefaced for years, TO
tqe rtat advantage OF both 1stcnss aud owner.
For sctuaI I'VE At d appearance, such 4 slidsned
gold caee would De Hor-n tar mora than tho thin
sac5e th}chpess, ana II ons.haI Of one t1Ird tho
pgice. ..
Tbfre Is atill another Class OF watch cases or
potr low caIee god, which arc dnely du1s1ed.
SIZE Hfod - aa sooo "a the outaldel colotlng Il
unTn nn. nhich takes no very long uuo TO 90
cfmpllsh.
The advantages, therefore, OF buying q watch
WITH stl,rspe1 GOD case, il praIs1sncc to tho
told one, are ul.ifesL The actual co5s Ii but
ore who coneide rhe item or interest oa his IN
yes,mtnt need nnt be remit dsd Of t1e saving he
Wit maEe in tho course OF ten years, 4a!la II loat
by accident or the eG rs OF plckpockets, t1evcx,
Of burglars, the purchaser will sttll oare she con
aoston Of frowiLR .hs: It would nAve been tno
eane If 1t had beeo OF lolld gold, aud the Saving
efecyed In the ftst tostarce vi allow OF the puF-
chase OF aupthes Of the kAne Kind. at no larger,
ns N .at q total coes ~ originally would have
pr en Incurred Ior a heavy to;ld gold Ts!cn.
watch cases Of ta,s descr ptIon are nov being
made IN Pro7idauce by Messrs, j, A. Brown 4 Co.,
Natcn casa n anufscturerB No. IS Eddy street,
~ der a patent granted MI George W Ladd IN
Jure. 1861,
they are made from thick p1ates OF gold and
set1 rniIad !. the Ieontred thicfness ia msda
inIn wstch cares nf II; ;fIerant Vradea
The best RYade IL termed the extra quality, or
, 1870-03-16
ALTON,

Special Despatch to The Chtcsgo TFlbane.
AlroA, ILL.,, March u.
A burglar was shot aud kiiied IN this place last
night by Mr.. ". ". Aartlc, while Attempting 70
gain an entrance into the latte,H residence. The
burglsr was Identified as William Beauhten, CT
StaIE County.
, 1870-03-16

Tho regular meeting Of the Board Of Health
VIZ held yesterday atternoan, this Presideut.
Samuel Hoard, in ths c11lr; 1hs fol1 boatd
present. .......
-eps, showing ne mortality fnr the weak ending
March t. Was 1eoeaYsd. Tnate uu1n III diatds
, 1870-03-16

The Grand Duko Nicholas, Of Rosss, u to coma
OF age shortly Ard taks t1e prescribed oath. The
Journal Dc St Petershtrgh gives three columns Of
pttktEmme OF ceremonies for the occA&1on.
, 1870-03-16

ICE 8ALECHEAp-FIETE HuNDR
IN cords Of miYed WOOD on II. o. n Il % uilez f
Chicago. AddsxW Il. & AQDOAALD.
fcat@ Co1ntJ, lad,
, 1870-03-16
Tbe whfakev Frauds In Te1ag.

MxkFH1p, March 13.-Psfttes t1tr rom Texan
state thar Supervisor Brigland. Within nc psAt
id. pr1rcpally IN tho Fourth Dts+1cs, and aHets-
ed General bautaD, Assessor, and George r
spsulding, Deputy Collector OF the Fourth Dis
Hict. Tnty wese RHestsd fae coaluGoa WIN The
dRUtle3X,
, 1870-03-16

The Silver Clarion.
aTte Silver Clarion" ." Advertised in another col
ulun. Il Etes1tnx juvenile mua1c beoS, that vii
grow into tsfor Il 4 Ii used.
, 1870-03-16
The SUPERVISORS.

Eighth .Day-Important to Dogs
irresponsible Justices-The Coal
ntract-Beport Of the Com
mittee-The Humphrey
Case.
, 1870-03-16
WANTED-TO RENT
PARTNERS WAITED.

nARTNER WANTKD-AT OSBORN. Of KALB
/ County. Mo-. On tho Hannibal = s. Joseph R.tL
a erst MIL Capital Of @laeDv required. For further
iuiotustion Addrtss o, Boz g.
nAnryFR WAnTFD-4cTlVE Oh B1LKNT.
Tfth not lees than - o:o IN cash. Buafuess Iestd
n.s nrd utaIfe and beat Of reterences gwen md rt
1nired Atdrret PANTHER P. q. BE 346.
nAHTNEH WANTEp-TO TAKE CHARGE OF
The bu usr e4s department Of rrtIrextahlishrd news
psoer Tells bic party. with foue capital. tuaJ Id
Dies 1PUBIIAHER. Tribune Office
r,AR1SER wANTRD -INTHE T1NAsD STOVE
hn.ine.e 1oe9ted On StareBt Address TIN BuS1-
NESY tribune office.
, 1870-03-16
TO RENT T-HOUsEs.

TO RENT-HOUsEs.
ITO RENFTHE HoUsEEO. a sHERHAN-sT.
J. lLqnue On the pfeuises, or at No. B Qana1porf-aV.
mo REnr-FOR ONE YKAn-A FURNISH
L ed houte, IN complete oyd With al modern In
prsyeutnts, In dtsirablG location on Pra!it A..
north Of Twenty frstst- Apply 10 z. B. AYERs, 81
VsehlpktoG-ut
ITO RENr-A BRICK RESIDENCE on
Il West Washlneton,s.- frEt clans residence Of u
s INQUIRE
ITO oREST-DwELLING 20. lss MICHtGAN.Av,
J. corner of Ad.us.zt- from Nay !, t5S0, Apply to
ALONZU HUNTING rUf. No, J Fnlfe1ton Block.
ft,o RRN7- FIRsrLCLAss BRIOK HOUSES on
Il Orth Edc, OF ClArk-1t- aud south OF Ohic1Ko
AZ. eCOVlLLE 4 HARVEY, No, Metropolitan
ITO REnT-HousEs FOE ALI WHO AnE
/ tired of = tNo beds With room in II :" HENDfH~
SON T. CO., 1a54 Dcai bosn-pt.. Room =
ITO RRNr-HoUsE AND BARN, m OH14sI-
sTRK BAXrER Isl r aashisstonst
r1,o. HEnr-FRoH MAI / nk1oK REEnI1Ha
L NO M8 wabashav. Apply T. T. n AVEKY. cor
neI Ct u eat Water and CsnaI.s.E-
ITO RRNr-BRICK BoA1rlNE .B0UaE on
6tatett.. nc1- Van: :Burcn. 8 good eiz'd rnnus, "a
good order. Only few minutes walk FINN tEe PoEt
DfEee. 4 rtce, substaaH.l fAvosAblytoeated house.
Patscsatou Immediately. G. S. WALLER, u Lombard
ITO RKST-A PLEASANT AND CONVENIENT
L houJe Of nine rooma on Warren Az. Wost Side.
Good rtlkhpo1hood. Lnt block frpm carr Hou1e
new ard IN ptrfcct order. HOUSE. Edbnne ofea
, 1870-03-16

The ladtcx' SoFosis Club, OF Now
Yorf, recently charged the1r discussions from
woman : sui1Esge 10 Hatr preparations sad PM
pie Banishers Thev declared 'hat where nature
had pot endowed them with beauty, 1t was tnelf
ftght-yee, Ihelr duty-ta seek It whero they
could. So they all yo'ed that MaRno Il Bala1
oyercane eal|oHntIs, ,foush s1tn md fuguHks,
and rave to fpe complexion = most itetIHJus {So-
1csaI) and ma,bis.llEe appearance tdspgerous 70
men, no doubD: spd iha. L,onb kathairou
made the hair grow thick, koft, and awful pretty,
and moreover prevented il rom turning grny. II
the pfopfletorS OF these articles did not aeud The
sisters an invoice, sney are not Guart
, 1870-03-16

Cod Liver OIL
Hazard Gas1e1f Cod Liver Oils tho ea1k-
Advertisement
, 1870-03-16
THE STEAMSHIP SMIDT.

Scenes and Incidents OF E1cr stormy
voyage Arrival and ixecop-
tion-AfTectlcgl z ln1ervieyFs q BeENeen
Reunited Families aud Acqualnt-
ances at Castle Gordon - 3thto-
ucpfs OF PaSeenKefu.
, 1870-03-16
MARRIEu,
DIED,

DIED.
GOOpMAE-on seceunt RI ths seve!e storu1. the
funeral teIyiccs Of Mrs. Helen III. Cord nk1 will he
deferred untiIl hul at lo =. tho reudeEce Of
Mirs q a. Gregg. No, Is South Sheldon s.lcet
MACONB-AndreEJ J: Maeomb aErd 20 Yea1s. at hls
restdepce, No lS9 franklin street.
RLLtOT-1 IN Netr York. March Il Mr1. j. VI. huot,
crIy estcf OF Mn. n. J. Palmer.
, 1870-03-16
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kH11HEHENYH

INXQ8&f%r s.~-s .AE. kHAAh AAxV.
R0EBERR Fthi.y-Bsoadi
ol Mr. Mayo, HAMLET. aatura2y--AATO NAT
, 1870-03-16
FARWELL HALL.
THE BEAUTIFUL OPEREITA, ENTITLED
LILY BELL.
WILL BE PERFORMED DATFARWHLL HALL ON
Friday Evening and Saturday Afternoon,

March IL and ta. under the direet1- Il Of Mr. 4 z.
wu1TrkAGRE. rh will b as,lstea by .oEe et the
81 young ladie1 eeted e1pres,E for ito ose.st!u
The Is will be petfotwe as foEow1: 7itesia.
M.A Geo MAon; Lily Bel. Miss E1nHH kowiet: This
led W, Mits Msria pye: Kaso:.. Mis- 4 NY rac-
have kind volunteered theI1 services. md wiN par
io1m tho overture md upon t-o sand
pfsnos, Admit 50 Cent?: 1eaatvFd rats Is cents
ann; to ba had a. fA1we.l Hall Ticket O:tca Natl
nee ttcketx. 70 cent? children. h. price; reserved
aeAiI- .-... =,
Performance Friday evening eounensss .t o,siock *
o.ctoef Dso.s .pen a9 LIbItttn Of til, G41tata can
Be hsd At Root 1.dy'a Music Store 8ao Of tickets to
1l,.aca adaY f40r1
, 1870-03-16
WIJgTO1T, MYTRUMEaT&

V0F a1TEA FINE 7-OCTAVE HusEHV213T1 231
sisno. Wsrsnted Only uaed - ThotT T rH NJ "a
b zoid tl$p below cost. ~ H. GolA'1-AAF S
0adt,cu-M, Irhuns Building
roRaA1E-Ao GOOD oorAyE 1yKRSsxTTNa Il ssE H5Isf
Ht N. QASREE.
, 1870-03-16
TO LEAa6.
sIRAYED Oh. .aIOLEa.

-r.N-LuMBER Or GOAL YARD. SEQ.
1AsId ,outh Il lixhteerth 4 hridgs. On Luua
CIV II reut from ono % dve Tcatx- Inquire 4
her y =. sS Stste-at JAMES DALTON 4 BROA
, 1870-03-16

w Ia Nien!sl1, IHtuels- Missouri. lows, Kansas.
ard Feb5atka In cxchankt lor hr1t-elass e1sy aad
, 1870-03-16

@T01YKD on KTOLKN-NOapAY KVHNIaa
- AGfroM h.rn ID fykt p{ "a Hofth Ka1fes X, hsy
k.e. ht3 fesk md fareSead wAltss9 yAAco sld Lib
, 1870-03-16
TON '''"zl W. s0's rosA: 80 900 votes

I IuEN. .-.&9VQd YQIk6
Being arranged, tns List Will then staad:
C, Republican. Eosss-
d Reunolican. 000 votae.J
r Repnbilcap votes.
X nefnoCrat 1000 votes.
,3r' by minority representation, thera is no WAY
n st;ie minority. By the present system, tho
Democrats 1ould ztuply mn A ;, =, and give
mn @, b. ard E give them each l3o0o, and elect
them slI, There are, OF coQzae, matters Of detail
omitted in thl9 meut1on Of Nj. Medlla plan. but
tna principle Is sufficiently shown.
, 1870-03-16
JnWA A.

DHsMo1HE5, March 1o--Doth hoases are en-.
gagged to-day dNcuasing railroad tax bills. No
vote Tp4 taken IN either on &h!7 question. In tho
Senate the matter was laid over uot'l FfldaI. IN
the Houge /! will he resumed fc'1orrow.
The Penitent!ssy Investigating Commlttee made
,oe,r report to day. They ctttfeiy eIouerate
Warden He!zer for the charge made against him,
nrd cnIEmend his admlnlsIaton ye1y highly.
, 1870-03-16
UEIEURQl UE,EAl.

Meteorological record for March Is, ls7u, as
reported by J. @. Lzn2gutb, Jr, opdcian, 117 Ran
do1ph street, Correspondents to the Smithsonian
11satute- Tue email lette1E xrn the Initials for
ano.., T atmospaelesn fain. % and asnow:S
, 1870-03-16
HoRsTa ANN 0ABRIAaB.

LOR BALE-OHRAPI HopEsE, ~ rhS1 h.x,s.s xEAMS ~
west Randolph.
wANrEpA SEAS e .ses; aSAvx Won Hoasss ea5 e..
" SWeszht nos ~ u, iot iuEtds CITY Hn31- 2. !.
1SI ~ f1fnaIIS22 MatfunolItAn Biock-
, 1870-03-16

Cuioneous diseases cured by u1luK
Joniprr Ter Soap, made By Cas1en, Heard 4 Co,
New York.
Paper Hanging mud WtndoE
shadet 1ateSt styles Paints. oils glass and hfuaa-
es, at 4. E Rigo9 =. 90 Randolph street
, 1870-03-16

N1NIAIEIE Almanac
EfpYr. ~. We rrtt IT 3E1n
, 1870-03-16

COLUMBUS, March 15.-Tha House has parsed
q bill K1y1ug counties, townships and cities au-
tlor.tJ 10 asslst In constructing ratlroadA Tae
per cent In any one year.
, 1870-03-16
AGENTS WANTED,

4 GENTS WANTRD-MEy. AND WOMEN OF
absty energy nd ezrsseneT e AZ X oatM s5.. tS g
Iesdins Thiaters." ~ Eev s. Poleek Linn. 4 u.
Rate ertltian puEscct. un7us i i w'shnat eot-
ret1tor. To good agents. fAlks ted md liberal eo
Eisson1 sesd for ds.s1iPtVs es1laE aEd terms r., q
Clafkrt. Chteaxo. ~.
A 9RNTs wAETapseo A DAT TO MALE
n and female agents to introduce the hG0kEV4
81 SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINES St.tsh
alike on both ndas, md il the o1T LIQEN3aD SAGf-
TIE MACHINE scld In the United stz:es foe lea
than SO. Al! cthers 1f,irgsmcnts. sd the te9E
and ukcr Arb lixbo 70 rfo&tcnt3np and lmpr4qnuEHt
Outfit fret. Address ". 4. HENDERSON GA1s
4 GENTS wAETRD-E,5eo I, TO 81 ooo PEE YKAE.
IN An agtnt IL wanted IN every town IN The uoIau 70
make and Ecl article Of daily consumption IN evEy
Address Louis CO oBLESTz. Middietowo. lid.
4 GETTs wANrFD-TFAOHERS X1E1srRRs--
II attire to cell tho ne ana TrA: ell Q! JoaH
B.GOEGH. written by h1atclI Acompete history OF
tho eveEtin1 tfe Of tho Crest APc15e Of fenpeExnee
whore very rare IA huulehoId *ofd ta the ladai
heDce it, f.ea. popularity a. territory !. henk r.p
y allotted for ehoire 2ddre.s 1t once, BILL aEE
On, II Honth UlaSk-sL, uhic.ko-
4 GENTS FRKR!-As sPLKI-
n cid hnnt1pg-cased watch. nofth - vii! b xveo
energetic person. alo or female. to tnfsod1es
eouethlse new thss WM sen snJNheEs =: i@;ne1: r;
nIcds g to 40 pes d.y the r.. souad ~ On a1 81
sent fnr IS ce Samples Of tno light articles adapto
tor receipt Of 10 cents fer postsEb AddfA
l. ". CHAPPELL. 81 south Hznredat. Chieaao. -
, 1870-03-16

Esw ORLEANS, March ta-Tne Legislature has
passed solnt resolution Arttclelu OF the
cor stltuion. The ouesou 1lll be submitted 70 the
reDple at tic ext general election. Tne article
for reelection at the end Of hts four 5o2rs term
4 bill was a!eo passed Incorporating tue Mtssis-
stppi Valley Company, giving foce and e1ect to
too p1aus or the Louisville Convention. The ca3i-
tai stcck IS city millions, with lov ta1cs on acre
age ncd prodncfion behind the lerces for twenty
one Jeass This passed By 1arse maios!ty. after
a long dtEcussnn. 1t 1coks. 10 a consolidated
levte fys:t N for The whole Lowe. Mississippi Val
1ey, under one mai agenent ]. j. Gaines, ]: Il.
Ogieany, A. D. Banks. and otne7s, are tae Man.
egeIs.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-09-23

Col. W. w. VAUGHAN, of Haywood,
was nominated by the convention at
jackson, on the goth inst, as the Demo
cratic candidate for Congress in the eighth
district, on the fourteenth ballot The
Memphis Sun says: He is gentleman
of talent and great personal popularity,
and will make gallant and successful
fight before the people, and an honest and
efficient representative at Washington.
He worked for Democratic success on the
stump in the last Presidential election, and
Is eminently worthy of the position OF
standard bearer in the approaching can.
vass. He will be found the most efficient
canvasser, and the most untlring repre-
sentative that the district has had in Con-
gress for many long day."
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-09-23
4 CONVERSATIONAL CONVENTION.

n CONUn ESSAoNAL CONf ENAAON
Upon this subject the Lebanon Herald
says:
No call for a conVentionhas been issued
and we know of no one who has au
thority to make such a call. In the alb
sence of any properly constituted author
ity, we know of no way by which a con.
ventiOn can be obtained, except by an
agreement between the Democratic papers
of the district. Acting upon that opinion,
We suggest that the delegates from the
various counties meet in convention al
Nashville, on Thursday, Oct 20, for the
purpose of nominating a candidate for
Congress from the Fifth Congressional
District. The candidates have issued a list
of appointments for public speaking, ex-
tending to the 10Th of October. They
close the canvass at Nashville on that day
and we can think of no time so appro-
pirate for the assembling of the Conven-
ton as the succeeding day. We should
like to have an expression of opinion on
the subject from the Nashville Banner,
Union AND AMERICAN, Gallatin Era
miner, Springfield Record and Franklin
ReUiew, at once.
The time and place suggested by the
Herald are entirely satisfactory so far
as we are advised. We presume that the
State Executive Committee will be an
nounced in a few days, and then the
members of that Committee from their
District will make a formal call for a
Congressional Convention.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-09-23
THE FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL
W nMGTIl UT

Hon. John NJ. Bright, of Fayetteville,
has accepted the nomination as candl-
date for Congress in the fourth district,
made by the convention at Shslbyville, on
the 18th inst, and announces his name
accordingly, this morning. While there
were a number of aspiIants in the dis
trict, all good men, tried and true, we are
glad to learn that they each and all cor.
daily acquiesce in the action of the con-
vention. Gen. Bright stands as lawyer,
in the front rank at the bar of the State,
and as a gentleman of liberal culture, has
few superiors. He has never sought po-
litical preferment, but on the contrary,
shrunk from it; and now yields to the
wishes of his friends of the district, with
the disposition to serve them and the
| country honestly and faithfully. He viii
probably have opposition from the Radi'
cal camps; but we trust the Democracy
of the district will give him their full
strength, and secure an overwhelming TIL
umph. -l- l- i La
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-09-23

The General Government has cleared,
up to this time, over $lss, 900 by deduc'
tions on account of mutilated currency.
That is to say, it has swindled the people
out of that much. The Government
issues its notes, and then if they come
back with only small piece torn off, il
will not be taken at its face value. Thai
is the way the "best government" treats
itS Oeuhiecta -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-09-23
SECOND RACE,

KENTUCKY STAKE.-We, the undAsignsd,
agree to run sweepstake in the fall Of 1870, with
colts and fllies then three years old. Two mile
heats. SO entrance, play or pay, To be run on
the first day Of the regular Fail Meeting Of 1870
| Ten or more to fill. Association to add $50.
Closed on the LIST day Of August, 1859, as follows
LA Franklin enters Or Kathleen by Lextng-
ton, dam Maria Innis by imp Yorkshire, (own sis
! ter 20 Bulletin.)
40 L Hunt enters C Flying seud by Legal
| Tender, dam Peggy Ogden.
8. Z A Smith enters oh by imp Bonnie Scotland,
dam Emily Peyton by Lexington.
4. Buford enters c Lynchburg by imp Lean
tngtOn, dam Neutrality by Revenue.
| 5. " Harding enters b I Beulah by Lexington,
dam Eureka by imp Glencoe,
| 6. Same enters Oh Vdette by YandAl, dam
Fanny by imp Margrave.
! 7. same enters b ( Jessamine by Brown Dick
| dam WOodbine by Lexington.
| s. Jos Msbry enters br Helmet by Lexing,
I ton, dam Nubia by imp Albion
| 9. Miles Kelly enters Oh Lewis by Commodore
! 10. Same enters gr Rosaline by Commodore,
| dam SISTER 20 Prioress. .....--. .
| Norton by tine Colonel. .
! II Geo OadwallAder enters c Hamburg By
! Lexington dam by Churchill.
| Is. same enters b f Australian, dam Dolly Nor
| gan By Revenue.
| IA. Paul and jackson enter gr Ella Jackson BY
| Lightning, dam by imp Yorkshire. .
| rs. b Clay enters CHI Maggie B by Australian,
! dam Sfa1elane ~ Boston ..
| is. Rufus Isle enters oh by imp Australian,
| dam Lavend. by Wagner.
! II. Richards and Bflgour enter Bodine by
| War Dance, dam by Knight Of st George.
| IS Buckner and StettInius enters oh Doctor
Buckner By War Dance, dam Blonde by imp
/ Glencoe. ~. - I-t
10 Keene enters Oh ( War Song by War
Dance, dam by the knight Of ST. George
~ X Cheatham enters br by Brown Dick,
dam Diamond by Epsilon a. e. ---.g.- ....--
q Same enters gr f by Brown Dick, dam by Hi
Rwsths .sH poo.
q Same enters gr by Lightning, dam by
Wagner.
% Geo Altman enters oh Jennie June by
Australian, dam Matte Gross by Lexington.
"A Bale PeytOn enters chi Glenrose BY Le1ing-
ton, dam Sallie Lewis by imp Glencoe.
25 William Brady enters Lizzie Trigg; pedi-
gree unknown -.r
Is Z Craig enters oh Miss Polly by Bob
johnson, dam Fannie Bugg by Ambassador.
"a Ward enters Mundane by Lexington,
dam by imp Hooten. -.
% Hubbard and Bacon enter oh Salhe Dos
wei by PIonet, dam Delphine by Red Eye
70 Same enters CHI + sherodine By Sherod, dam
Cholera by Wagner. --
80 William Cottriu enters { Cricket by DAN
lei BoOls dam Lily Ward by Le1tngto 10
THIRD RACE
ASSOCIATION PURSE FOR ALL AGES
81. -
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80 1859. S102, 391 159 81
Regular appropriations. 2sl, 2sS 81
Deficiency 100000 90
Total. SJyo, $40 44o 70
There are several million dollars of the
loan and lspsed funds out of which, as
we are told by the Secretary of the Trea-
! sury in his communication of June l, to
Mr.. Beck, large expenditures are made,
which do not appear in the estimates or
appropriations. There are also to be adj
ded the several million dollars received
during the year for government property,
which is also expended without appearing
in the estimates or appropriations. We
believe that no officer of the government
claims that of the vast sums received there
will be an unexpended balance of over
eight millions. The probabilities are
that this amount will be taken up by ad-
ditionsl deficiency bills.
From the figures given above, it will be
seen that the expenditures of this one
year of Gen. Grants administration
amounts to at least four hundred millions
of dollars. Deduct from this the amount
for pensions, Indians and interest on the
public debt, $15S, 440, 478, and we still
have $241, 81 1922 of expenditures of
the Government. The balance of the
1913, 645, 637. go, which was received by
the administration, over and above the
$500, 100000, expended as stated above,
must be accounted for by the administra-
ton, if it can do SO.
We think we have established, what
was asserted in previous article, that
the sum expended during the year of
Gen. Grants administration, en- ding on
the S0th June, 1870, after making full
deductions for pensions, interest on pub
lie debt, and Indians, exceeds by nearly
$50, 100000 the entire expenditures of
the government from the adoption Of
the Federal Constitution to the close
of the last British 10dr. The expendi-
lures for that period of twenty-five years,
including the war with Great Britain,
were only s172, 900, 200. We append for
the instruction of the people who furnish
to the Government these enormous sums
the following
TABLE GIVING THE ENTIRE EXPENDITURES OF THE
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT, EXCLUSIVE THE PUB
Lie DEBT, FROM TIE FOUNDATION OF THE Gov
EMINENT TO THE CLOSE OF THE LAST BRITISH
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IT is now said that jute bugs are an
actually, and that they have been dis
covered in chignons in Connecticut anC
Massachusetts,, as well as in Maine ant
Vermont. But why are they all found il
New Englandl Is it because of thu
eternal fitness of things2