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PIANO FOIR SALE.

TNHE elegant Piano which was Donated IN
II part, by the ST. Louis Piano Manufactu-
ring Company, being now the property Of the
Orphans Home, the same will be sold At fair
price The Orphans are already provided
with music at the Home. They are now need
ing bread. The Piano is well worth SIOOi IL
viii be sold for less. The Piano can be seen
At Fair Lawn Institute for the next ten days.
Apply 70 ). Ia POWER,
10 Trustee.
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COnGrmnGIOm~.
PIKE COUNTY.
Sheriff, A. III. Prewett.
Surveyor, Il. +. Griffin.
Coroner, VIM. +. Gibson.
Justices OF the Peace-II. q. Bridges, 4.
G. Gibson. vice W. ii. Roane. who declines.
Chief OF Police OF Summit-John W.
Sharp.
ANTE COUNTY.
Sheriff, A. Parker.
Circuit and Chancery Clerk, W. H. y can
die.
Treasurer. Albert IL. Sprich.
Assessor. w. b. Redmond.
Surveyor, William Smith.
Coroner, John G.. Morgan.
Justices of the Peace-rheodore Mcknight
James Nj. Gallent, Albert ). CASTOR, a. g..
Felde.
Supervisors-D. y. Butler. James NJ
Gallent, Albert =. CASTOR, Reuben Mcken-
urick, Hampton M. Lea.
City OF lazoo-Mayor, - Everett.
City Marshal, - Metcalf.
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PIANosll PlANOsIl

six Gold NTednIsS were Awarded
Az late Fairs he'd m The South
In October 1862 10
Chas. NJ. Btfen.
For the best Pianos, over baltimore, phiIadeI-
phia and New York Pianos.
Office amt NeD Warer0oms No. q. ~ LiLfrfy
Street, ab0pe Baihm0rs street.
nlmitimore, H1d.
GtTIEFFS PIANOS have All tho latest inn
- pr0vements, including tho AouAFfE
Treble ivory FHOHTs, and the improved
French Action, fully WAnHANTED ron Five
YEARS with the privilege ~ exchange with-
in one year, II not entirely satisfactory t0 che
purchaser.
Second hand Pianos and Parl0r Organs a.
ways on hand FROM 800 30 800
References who have our Pianos Zoo uHrt
Gen. X. E. Lee, Lexington, Va, Gen. n. ltnu-
som, Wilmington, n. C., Gen. ID. u. llill, Char
lotte ". G., Gov. John Letcher, Lexington. Vs.
Bishop wilmer, New orleans, Ia, VIM. q.
Withers, Jackson, Miss, Orphans Homo, Lhua
derdale springs, Mics, Five Hundred others
in the South, who have purchased Stcnf pia
amos since the War. Send for p circular
Terms Liberal. mnyl2ulw
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CooPER's WELL, June 10 1870.
Ill citizens living near che WELL wiz
"A and 4 market for al The Chickens, Butter.
Eggs, and Fegeinbles they may nave iQ spare
AZ 4 fair price, aud free use Of the water tu-
'Hs '-' J. G. MoALLIsTER q co.
June I4swlm.
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4partmert.
CONDUCTED By ]. L. POWER.


Contributions to this Department are solicited
fronlthe Graf throughout the STATE.
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ONE HUNDREDTHD DAY.
SENATE.

MONDAY, June "a, 1870.
Senate engaged on School bill, 59th Sec
ton reached.
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VIcKsBURG, June q, 1870.
At special meeting Of Magnolia Uom-
No. 2, knights Templar, held this
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HOUSE.
DEATH OLE MIR. GEGAN.

DEATH OF MR. GEUAN.
The Speaker laid before the House a tele-
gram, announcing the death of Hon. III. b.
Gegan, Representative of Lowndes county
Mr.. Wood, of YazoO, moved that COM
mittee be appointed to draft resolutions, eX-
pressive of the sympathy OF the House.
The Speaker appointed as said Committee.
Messrs. Munson, Sessions and ROane, of
Pike.
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Fer the next Crop,

For the next Crop
A RE invited 10 send IN their orders aarIy
"A that they may be Allied. The BROOKS
PRESS IL now made with q o aud lD feet
screws, and viii be delivered at Depot nearest
purchaser.
Orders promptly allied for Oh The popular
Gins, Steam Engines, Reapcra, Mowers, Corn
Mills, Cider Mills, Rice Mills Churna and oih-
er descriptions of Agricultural Implements
and Machinery. ~. ,-,,rs
Mississippi Machinery, Agency
June2lsAwlw JnoL-ouI .l---
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9. A. BROUGHER
ATTORNEY AT Law
GENERAL AGENT
MISS

WILL practice IA the Courts 40 jack
wv son u nav taxes redeem Lands rur-
chase lands fFom che state or the United
States: make SherinH eelurmcnta, ana
transact business with any of the btohn QMe
sarn- Mmrch2tw&wtf
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MARRIED,

Chancellor 4th DIstrIct-w. W. Porter.
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RECEIPTS

For Subscription to the Clarion for the
Well E,aHin0. June %, 1870.
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For sale In JACKSON by
BUCK a BAILEY,
And M. y. Ash.
May ~ wGm
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knew no such word as fail. and an integri-
" as unswervinga as Truth itself Columbus
Barrett was not only an ornament TO the
tress OF Mississippi, bat he was one OF
those enterprising, public spirited citizens
whose presence Is known and felt In the
community, and whose death In tire prime
of manhood and in the midst OF usefulness,
as was he. admonishes US of the uncertain
~ of life and reminds that we may be
cut down when least we expect the pres
ence of the destroyer-while our earthly
plans are being matured. when friends have
gathered around Us. when the domestic
circle Is established, and when the ties of
time seem hardest TO sever. But our Heav-
emily Father doeth all things well. His
ways are not as our ways; and we bow. in
humble submission TO that inscrutinaDle
Providence which called our friend and
brother from his labors among us.
ReSolred 3rd. That this Association has
just learned, with deepest sorrow, that the
bereayed companion of our deceased friend
hope that she may long be spared to her
chill and TO her friends; aud that our
Heavenly Father may be as a husband To
the widow and as a shepherd TO the shorn
lamb.
ResOlced 9TH, That this expression of the
Mississippi Press Association be published
in the Holly Springs Reporter. and that the
Press of the State be requested to copy the
same. and that the Secretary of the Asso-
citation. transmit a manuscript copy duly
attested, To the family of the deceased.
j. l.. Power,
j. Il. Pryor.
X. NJ. Brown,
Il. N. Mayors,
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For sale Ia JACKSON by
NJ. +. ASH,
And Buck Il BAILEY,
May -. 1870 win
, 1870-05-11

1870, the collections amounted 70 tue auln
Of <1s5, ,es61G During the month Of Aplu
1863, the amount collected Was So, o6, showing
an excess IN favor Of April, 1870, Of 81, To-
This Is truly encouraging, and the people o1 Inc
Eighth Congressional District can cong1atulate
themselves upon having an officer. IN the person
Of Collector John 7. Harper, who does MS out5.
TIE EEE STATE HOUSE
The cut stone for the new State House Is being
received from Joliet, and the work OF laying the
same viii soon commence with large fotce of
hands
POLITICAL
The Reppbltcan Congressional Committee Of
this district held meeting in Bloomington, TO-
day, to tx the time for holding the nominating
convention.
psrARrxEhr Of PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
1t appear8 from the Auditors report, submlstea
to th3 convention this morning, that tne
total expenses Of the Department Of Public IN
st1uction Of this State for the Last nine years
were $Ss,e00.o7, or an average Of t5,91I0o per
annum. This Includes salary, clerk hlre,
travelling expenses printing, stationery, postage
backs, furniture, and repairs OF oflice, ano III
other expenses OF the department, Of eFefF ae-
scripton. The total cost Of the same de-
partment In the other leading ssates dur1ns
the same period, IS appears from the iates4
of1icIal reports a1l estimates, Is as follows:
New YORK, s4o7,565; Pennsylvania, $f3s ,o'3;
Ohio, s11s,soo; Michigan, *112,s4 Aassa-
chusetts, $4,000; Indiana. tcs,soo; Wisconsin.
*s5ess; Connecticut, s5i 900; California report Of
1861. $s,e3o. A comparison Of other figures shows
that the whole cost OF the State supervision OF
schools In the great State Of Illinois for the past
nine years, has been immeasurably less than IN
any other 1eaiing State and TINT the affairs Of inc
department, the busness Of which haS become
Immense, have been managed with very marked
economy,
, 1870-05-11
Annual Convention of the Illinois
Dental Society ut Bloomington.

Special Despatch 10 The Chicago Tribune
DLoou1SGTos, May 11--The sixth annual con
yention OF the Illinois Dental Society assembled
this morning, In the Grand jury room Of the new
Court House, Dr.. Dean in the Chair.
Upon call Of the roll, the following gentlemen
responded: @. Il. Gushing, Chicago: 4. ".
French, Springfield; q. '. Black, Jacksonville;
Ghas Henry Jacksong!ile; ! M; 4 croass Ghisas1
S. Miles, Jerseyyille; r Matthews, Young Ameri.
ca; s. G. Wilson, Bloomington: ]. W. Henschel,
peorin; and I. Whitesldes, Paris.
The following named gentlemen we're proposed
for membership and unanimously elected: ". s.
1achey, Elmwoodt J. " Crest, Bloomington: Q.
". Brown, y. p, Fulton; Q: HARRINGTON, eis Deie-
M: F. Stevens, bloomington.
MIR Black moved revision Of the order Of busi-
ness. Adopted.
At the afternoon session the discussion Of the
topic Of " Exposed pulp" Vas tasen qn, and pa
per upon the same read BY Dr: @. '; Black ,,,,,,
wson, S1ssa aS Oilers @ fooacd
BACKS theory is that the attempts to
sTRea s zinc sa2s e not y sss
those present expressed their endorsement Of the
correctness Of ihis ground, although many sac-
Dr. Howard explained bis method Of using o1y-
chloride Of zinc, with which be has bad suGeess.
The rules were suspended, and Dr. J. y. Co1-
". Dean, Of Lacen, and c. R. dwight, Of Dan
vile, wefr elected members.
The next subject in order was paper oy pr.
c. R. Smith. OF Springfield -" Arseneaus Acid :
when and how to use It." It was main-
tanned that no arsenic entered the circulation
Of the pulp, and that no danger need be feared
as kept within the tooth, and that long time is
more favorable to u successful removal Of the
pulp. The use OF the medicine IN temporary TEEN
Of serious results from its nsc IN these or other
teeth were attributed to other causes. CANTON
and discretion IN the use Of So powerful medicine
was however enjoined. In the discussion which
followed the 1nain points made By Nj: Smith we're
sustained. but the use Of the smallest possible
quantity adyocated.
Drs. Black, Cushing aud Grouse were appointed
rs clinical operators for tu-morroWS i session.
, 1870-05-11
The Southern BaptIst Convention
In T.nniEyIlle.

tist Convention today the report Of the Commits
tee On Cooperation with the Northern Baptists
WIS rcad- The report was adverse to co-opera-
tiou, and Eas sustained BY the unanimous Fote OF
the convention.
The convention then adjourned until the next
meeting tn St Louta- A vast amount Of business
hs9 been transacted.
, 1870-05-11

New Orleans Market
NEW ORLEANS, May 1O.-Co1ToN-fn active do
mand at full Prices: IniddngH, saA@ssHc; sales
5000 bales; receipts, 2,144 bales; exports 7,6os
pa1es; stock, 1908 bales
BREADssuFEEFlour unchanged. Com, sl95,
Oats, 13@73c. Bran, $130.G0.
HAr-Prme; 5000
PROVISIONS xsLOo9s1.so. Bacon, ls7z@
17H@1SH@1ssIc for shoulders, lib sides, and clca1
sides; hams, aG9s0hc- Lard unchanged
GROCERIES S1RaT-Prime, 114c- Aolasses-
Prime reboiled, TIC.
WHEKEY-91HcaE.1 .16,
ETENTTNy1-
, 1870-05-11

TIE COMING HErCBIdCAS CAbcts-
Tne joint caucus Of Republican members OF the
two branches Of Congress is to be held next MOI
deg evening IN the hall Of the Aons a.e ne ~. ~
under whlchtt It Is o1der-a et.n1's se@ 1o' ~ t'ts
general NECESSITY - ,a. - 49, Ia
Committee 1e+Ns1 1sAt - 49,.
Of specia1!y ptotluA'E ~. tue sp e1Mpasn ~ eus
South. II Is sPoAe4 " ~ eoIue ee.a - = -
absurd to1ng'p suplose u!as w 1steues ~ nni os
made 10 6ett!e tae 1Attu Esue y. an' o4ue1
tant legtslan!e quesuoa !" tn'a eAucus, apoul
which thets has oeen 50 muea seasa-
uonSa '01A 0,. =" 80 ,-..s
Senate Comn41ee On hules naFlne
had such guot luck with the Anthony rule
relating TO work On the calendar it Is no" consid-
business great deal Of time is spent every week
In determining wlat bill shalt be taken up for &c
ffon one 1netnher 1rr,in, one measure and auofh.
a. nrrsainr .nothe- ami the Senate generally get
.,nm 1a M nv - ~ .tten % as Sc ereEdav The CON
mittce is decidedly Of opinion that u question q
this sort should be decided without debate, and Ii
this conclusion presy much all outsiders CONCUR
TIE oE"a.A AIs!i A!- ~,
The Reconstruction Committee 1ook up tne
-...e-,n+ ~ tha y;,c+nso 3,1u with pruytso nj
tIan94tt ~ u oae ..a.,a. .ne ~ m mini.
lowing tne oisan,zoa ,sn;neutz ~, 1,as,ns ,,s,,,,
Iii. Lawrence offered amenatncAls t1aAie
the term o. he present. o.ncsfs negan aao, Mnen u.
st4s 60. =. 1..a- ..o.,,r,rc f.ao,,,,o roe+o-ad ~
tlu OF 1"o lss' ~, S.e,,,.,.ia.sa ~. ~. ~.
vote Was taken On anS of inc p1opos1saohs pnt ths
discussion Indicated that Buffers bill Wou1d prob
a,,,- ,e sccented.
@o1' ~ -. .-4...,. .,,,r,. N.Y.,
anH sI'At1 49,. A1sna 49, =,
The AIIny bill occupied aoodt Lnfee houfs o.
the Seuates time to-tlar, aud was then laid aside
rx,,tnut conclusion. Mr. Warner and other South
Ess,.o~. .+t,ctad ,ba roc,fon radrc,rr, IN.
tfh oeoalo ats,s..a. ., 49,. s,.,,,,sa. ~ -
force, and several objected 70 any compulsory fe'
dpctiun Of the number Of officers. taxing the
,,,rn,, 1t1ar death and restanntfous and the weed
e.,+ - 1,co1nre,en,s uon1d In the work in nm,
Ms ~. y. "~N@N NV
fTo the Associated PrssA1
5AE GEoEI1A "a ELL 1LL,,,,.4.. ~, r.
NAsA1SSo May deGne s.aal4 tss aota ~ *,
hill II Mas ltupussa y !epolt tne 4pase
bill as vi ttti1s 4tit - -. ~ ,, nGn :.
similar ~ ~ ~ is ~ ~ u.
tons villa ~ 1no 4anS ~. tt4e ea1-
plo5menL " sta ~ ts.su ". IGs - .h iess @ ~
case o. ~ ,ha ,es ~ ,oa,1+ 70 ~ 49, %
anu en1elEst1EsL - e,,est. 4nS .I ~ a.s =
IN lieu 81 tnt Ssae ~ - ss ~ in.s
the time OF eecaon luz Mtulntts " Aoe Le3ls!atuIc
as In thai sunsuLnte, a1o N gag 0ingnam Ame1d-
ment, the 1GesuuH " LIZ E tet1n u oMce Is ~ lpe
1tft to 1ndlclai deGass1n. luz cummlnsc als1ted
At no denMte conCloson. - = coasiae1aIou OF Tue
subject "ali be 1esumeu ns.1.. W a.eo lautsaas-
stuAlsAtlUAs'
The tIcs1aenE nas nomlnateH George q. batch-
cider, Sse.n9 " 11ArA ,; 1e9!9nost. LEWIS y
RoGEwen. A5tofns5 4e O. Go!ofado' VII Il. "ese o1
, 1870-05-11

cH1CAk 70 WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
Chicago WEEKLY TRIBUNE
Contents for tue Week Ending May Il

1-FARM AND GARDEN: Letter from At rural'-
Glcaninss FROM the Agricultural Prces-Lates
Advieet Respeetlns tho Crops.
s-VETERlHAHY: The So-cAlled Kidney Worm II
HoE4-vomitiug Of Homes -CutaE1h-H andga1l
IFROM TIE CAPITAL: Tho War Between til.
Cities-The Railroad Struggle for Southern Con
necrion.-Judd'n Tariff Bin-schenck in Bat
: Kidneyrfscw Of Hon. s. II. Culiom on tho Tar
Ii BM-Vasious Faeta and Rumors-Epitosae o
the Proceedings Of Congrees.
+KDlTORIAIS: The Public Douaiu-The Ware
house AzticIe-Molel Jousnalsm-The Movement
Of -Momenta1y 1nsanity and ita Cu1e-Va
rIous Notes Oh the Topics Of the Day.
6-M1sCEILANEOUS: The Whirlfgig Of Time-Pos
erty md the E1minc- -Fulton's First Steam VoS
a8e-New Anecdotes Of Mr, Lincoln-Jun.?InE
.1nto Mat1imony-The Trascdy at Mohawk Sta
tiou-.Josh Billings on Gn1ts-0ctan Gable Pro
jecst-The Fate Of Moygan-A Supposed FchiaI
Demonstration on the Vermont Hordef-Some o.
the Antics Of tho Count OF ChateauvillaEd-AL LII
Tic Rov-A Storm Along the Miasouzi Rivera
Prophecy Partially Fn1fled-1nausuration Dss
1t Aussiu, TcIas-List Of Governors for 1871
6-THE MCFARLAND TRIAL: Testimony, Incidents
Documents, and Asgumentt-Thc Acqnittal-uu
paraIteled Scenes In the Cou1t-1kooA-A State
tncnt by Mn. Richardson.
TIRE MACEALLEN PR1zE.F1GHT: Detaace
Report.
e-THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION: Com
plete Abstract Of Proceedings.
eNEES SUMMARY: Dom estle and Foreign.
lo-DLD AND NEW: A Column Of Facts and Fnnc1t 4
II-MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL: Full Review
Of the Latest Markets.
ts-ADVERTISEMESTS.
The CHICAGO WEEK1Y TRIDusE has n 1s7Ect and bet
ter circulation in the West than other Journal 1t
Nh excellent medium for advertising, cerecaly to hoe<
who yyisl, to The patronage OF the producing
cIastes limited ntltcr Of advertisements will b.
takcu at moderate rates. Subscription price Of TIE
WEEKLY Tn1nCSE, = rcr annutn. with liberal 1educ
r. i .1.hf$ $nY1nF Ft1nH
, 1870-05-11
7 CONGRESS-,

|WAsH1saros, May 10.
TIE.
ENsIQSE. '
sub1titted q memorial
1.-The Republic, asking
lend soldiers pensions
ley-ordcr Eystem.
EIA1N DUTIES
Committee on Finance,
certain duties upon
lhetnp, upon which
: In violation OF the
- - the treaty with
! ~ NanilIa hemr.
1t'; making the
ml-
!Et.ET4 81
T. ot the
sks=.: fyi ~ >
4 tnvIsio-,
+.
-
:e 4
r.:
M.y.fatli k1ren7J-u-
il. pt0ytM9@ 81
, 1870-05-11

PROPOSALS
FOR
Subsistence Stores.
Boom 10. 2G, Merchants Ins. 70. Bnidtns.


OEF1cE PrncHAs1vG Axp DrruE c. ST.
CHcAGo, ILL., May &, ty41.
Sealed propoea1s, In duplicate, viii be reecrcd BY tho
undersigned until O'Clock ?. Friday, Nay Il, l8.Q.
for furnishing the following subsistence atoses. viz:
10 barrels OF ncsa pork;
4I+G00 pounds bacon, clear sides, In tacks:
- tasrea Of herr double extra spring wheat: 6ass11
to be full head.IDcd.
13U pound. eo1n meal kiln dried IN ozE-
rels. full head lined
LOU pounds BEAM, white hand picked. II ru1nA hoop
hatTris. full head lined
4s40 pounds rice, in round hoop ba1res. full head
$50 pounds of green RIO ephee, In double azcks.
$50 pounds roasted Rio coffee, in double saeka-
IS t pounds OF sugar. e4u41 IN quality to StuaEtA
t"C y In barrels, full head Lined
100 gallons whekty vinegar Of IS gafna strength. In
full hoopc oak barrels With iron hoop each
with tin.
pounds adanantae CANDLES, full weight, al1es or
pounds q soap, haFd and a, fire from adutera-
tioua. IN boxes, strapped -.-
Iels, full head lined.
a0 pounds ct pure ground black pepper, In fulefsat
+ox rapers. packed in ho1ea stripped, containing s
pouudB net
Proposals i1 be received subject to the usual condi
ucns heretofore Published
Samples OF al articles {cxeeYt ue7t3 Mrst accompany
bids.
Bids ust state the time whcn stores be delivered
r. MACFEELF.
Hrt- Colonel mil C. s. c. s. l..
, 1870-05-11
ter xeneesl discussion, It wtt,,out acuon, 1st

trxeueral discussion, It VII; ts,,out ae.ion; laid
: q 2tdt- ~s-'' - :; -*t:' :. ::
'":. APPROPRIATION. Bill. ~.
The Legislative, Executive, and judicial Appro-
pIiatiGn bill WEE proccened with.
The sccticn prohibiting the division Of ouy sur
pics Of specific appropriations remaining mex
PENDED Nas tlscusscd until 4:30. when. after
Eto1t executive session, the SENATE took re-
Ccsg.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
PKss1oN APPROPRIATION ELL
I The Senate amendments TO TIC Pension Appro-
ntfnt1ou bill Eerc nou-cOncurIed IN, aud q Com
fuittee Of Conference ordered
EuI TO EETEAL THE FUNDING BtIL OF 165E-
MT. CONNER asked leave to introduce bin =
rcpcal that Fart Of the act Of April H. 1906 anend
rr Inc act Of March 3, 1865, to provide Ways and
Means 10 support the government, IS authorizes.
u nay he construed to authorize, the Secretary
10 fund the public debt or exchange outstanding
inc bonds andtootes for other bonds and nosea-
Mf, ALLISON and others objected.
KENTUCKY HEMBEH SWORN IN
James II. Lewis. Representative of the Third
District Of Kentucky riee Gollady, Resigned, took
the oath.
The Senate Northern Pacinc Railroad bill was
then taken up, and Its supporters again refusing
to 8lloN time for discussion and amendment, Ill
clustering commenced and continued all the afte1-
noon without action
Adjourned.
, 1870-05-11

For nj kinds Of broker. also eood Watches. Jcwel1y
nnh nl kinds Of goods At BARTLETTS, LII Stat.set-
PS,-New watches and fewehy Of the finest quality
taken In exchange. Remember Is Statc-.t-
, 1870-05-11
WANTED.
WANTED
CASH PAID

4 secondhand fire aud burglar poef SAFE Mus1
he in good cpudition and Of good tpanufartHrc-
BLANCHARD q RORLASD.
, 1870-05-11
RECENT IMP0RTATl0hS,

And comprises, In pnrt, Rich
silk Isrocatclles+ CoteAnes,
Reps, Rrocaded Tapestry, Rach
striped & Figured Terry, Plain
Terry, Striped and P1nin Reps,
Worstcd Damasks, Flushes,
Fine Lace and Nottingham Cur
taius, Vcst7bu1e Iaccs, large as.
sorfment of Window Shades-n
beautiful article ofgitt and bor-
dered, only 81 n pair; French
Furniture Chintzes, FrinEcs,
Gimp & Tasse1s, La1nbrequ1o*.
new styles, Mante1 Mirrors, Pier
GIasses & Coruices, Mattresses,
Pillows, Pillow slips, Sheets,
&c. Curlcd Hair, Feathers, &c.
HALLS, HOTELS, RAILROAD
CARS, BOATS, kc., upholstered
and furnished.
AL orders promptly flied at
, 1870-05-11
49, UPHOLSTERF 3oODSi ::
UPHOLSTERY
GOODS.
FIELD,
LETTER
co.

Invite attention TO their stock OF
Uxsxan1.STEKf GOODS, which
has been largely Increased by
, 1870-05-11
DISSOLUTION AND REMOVAL

The ffn Of Hathewnv Robbins VIZ diseotTed ca
the tdt dry Of May, leu, by tnntua! Consent
Chttaxu. NAY. 1a-p. ". R1HBIS2-
The rial estate and loan business VII b ~
II undersigned. ut No. - n1rS N tH@
Church Book SsoEe. #. HAldh"AA-'-'
Chicago, May s. r5.Q-
, 1870-05-11
DISSOLUTION,

existing under the tim name ot EROGKWAY &
WIN this d.y dissolved Ths business VIII be con-
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taking the place Of II. J. Erptkwny. h !. BROCK
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KlcGartlson vas leaving sluGla1rs he BID Mrs Nc
Fallanu good-b5 saying, ~ Wlsh yon 70 femem-
ef my ciHd tnat any fesnonsl9llty you choose 70
give me In any possible future, ahal! be very glad
70 take and and Two days after made formal avo"-
a OF MS lose,
be c6nusehng her tell ner ffe1nds Az ne said anu
take their counsel. Richardson was h!st shot o1
the 18th Of March, 1861, and then Mrs- Mctarlana
says Ehe heard Of the intercepted letter Tor the
FIRST time, but never saw 1t, OF knew 1ts contents,
until It appeared IN rf1nl. Alter tne
shooting, Mcfarland f11ed all his Wiies
correspondence, manuscripts, Private papers, etc.
nppIoprlatinF letters from Mrs. Slnclair and Mfs.
Calhoun, which we're read on the trial Mrs
Richardson Incorporates this portion Of her narra-
i've letter from Richardson, dated March 81, 1867,
! couta!ping, in most earnest terms, Affection
aJowed ii the Intercepted letter, and which
she says Is the keynote to absolute love.
and trust, In which Richardson held her for three
tears, which passed till hla death.
The hI.tory Of the habeds corpus case md 1ndl-
ana divorce case are also given. or the latter shs
says, "Thc laws there, as found on consulting,
permit divorce from drunkenness, ext1cme
cruelty and failure to support a wife knew
1eyoua doubt McFaraad Ind committed edul;
terry while Lived with him. ! Ind been ohereu
proof that he had committed that crime againSt
marriage, Since had ceased to live Win
him ! was told that adultery mas inc
only grounds on which divorce u New
YORK Eas obta1nalle, but I repent now
what said then, Etih all ny SOU upon A. ny lns'
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-08-06
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