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, 1870-07-09

from the wharf, L royal salute Of twenty
guns was Ared from the citadel, and tie band
OF the si1ty-nintl Regiment played "Auld
Lang syne" amid continuous cheering.
me royal standard was lowered from the
citadel t}agstan as the Prince left the Tharf !:
and, When u. Il. II. reached the
Geek OF the Crocodile, that distinguished
Tag was Loistcd at the main Of tho
troop chip. The embarkation Of Prince
Arthur was witnessed by crowds of spectators
on Durham terrace, the wharyes aud othar
commanding positions, End it was evident from
AZ that u l. a. bears with him the fondest
hopes OF the citizens Of Quebec. Ssyeral bou-
Ct aaese wore presented to the Prince by young
old woman pushing through the crowd was
oTeEheard to say, II want to shake hands
With the Prince, which H. Il. H. hearing. lo
J. Kindly extended his hand, saying; ). Here it
IL, aud the old woman's wish was Eratitied, to
her great delight. Tie Crocodile sails at
dayhrcak tomorrow morning,
, 1870-07-09
DEPARTURE OF PRINCE AR
THUR.


! rho a1a-,e
AAc ao0fess oa inc mayor OF Que.
bcc-His Royal 1EIghncas, Iscplrs
1..b+e f,yn,,t q, n.r,o,-b m n. y,,,o,,, ,r.,..
prncs Aytbnr Az - emharssd o 90 1~e1 nas 1es's"p.
| ollie this evening. His ROYAL uighncas was
escorted to tho wharf by q troop OF roluntcor
Husears, and accompanied by Tie Iientensnt
Gnrernnr and Govarnor ~ 1,.;.o 1.t--,t
E"o1 T.s.'l anu uutelAot S1 vi i1hee EuwaFd 3
lstano" uon. Messfs. LangeFiu and Morris
h ano ialge e., nnmner Of cltlzenB, guard Of
nonor, anu the band Of the Slxty-nlnth Regi-
ment were present The aInvor met tha
Prince on his way to the landing stairs, and,
surrounded BY the corporation, read tie fol-
TO Uis Ropai I{;9bnt.a p,;nrs Arthur ,,.,,,o,,
PafTiek: S''N "''''''A
Muy 1t please your Hlshncss, we, the Mayor,
IN lie nam. Of te ,y..s " IT W ] sy od GueoeG'
low your E. Ii, to leave this civ on To',r rnrn ~ ~
;oalur native land without once more approachine
nrosnctitv an, hannii,css thrrn liz w aI ao.'
tln,ie s,,ccass @ ~ IE lic, and con,
position your IL viii ne ca.d aoen 70
# Alley to EN- oplvss e
ngs 81 unboandsd sa'siacion and 70 tus Ss uEe 1fG
a.'Sln9 W. ot INC events S which lately tralired
" oaI 1s;a ;ifontler, .et foa1 II. u. holding
Bngute, should have most checrfalls fallen inrn
tne ranks with the other officers Of tlat Ta(lant
corps' when lately called upon 10 Join our yojun.
rSc4o as t4G Iunf, and TO fanantly repel the late
1 een'aa iau' tlas adding t. your otiyr titles to
9uh esteem anu admiration that OF "SoIller
Princc-h In conclusion NAV We cherish thu hnne
that the sojcn1n Of your Royal IIehness for fhc
last ten months in this country, has 1ot Imnressr
you unfayorably with its Dabjtants ~ r. Ta.t
and varied resources, ut,I We INV hcs, ~ tsEa
leave Of your Royal HlEhness assuring You Of our
gs xou? Roea M 70 yourself and deep loyalty 10
and ,eloveG 6nnen' ous nost GRACIOUS Sovereign
ElguetN >e1~eA' pe,n>.au
Mayot nn0naSs af 0nabss,
HE Royal uighnees addressed the Mncos IN,
, 1870-07-09
THE CITY IN BRIEF.


The matter Of widening State street, from Jnck-
son to Twenty-second street, was taken under ad-
Fisement By the Board Of Public Works, at yester-
days session. Commissioner Carter being a nror.
erty-holder Oh the line Of the proposed improve
ment. n s. Bonton, Esq, acted In isplace, BY vr
the Mayor --'@>-~'' -
As Is well known by this time, the proposition Ia
width Of lG0 feel The total cost OF the Improve
mcnt ia estimated at s59o.o00. About LOCO
pronerty-hoets are directly Interested In The pro-
posed improvement.
Several Propcrty-0wners were present md
stated @ ths1r s LEI grievances ME c G. F. PrusslnS is
Hitchcock, at 1he cothcr OF Harmon court thought
he got se Zoo too little. Notices will be served on
all parties concerned, to-day, and tue Board Will
meet again On the e1st inst. "'<'
, 1870-07-09

INDIANA.
letter from E1khart, the %, says: 4syYhcat,
oats, rye, and corn in this vicinity were mover
better. Harvesting LIS already commenced"
, 1870-07-09

a. a. q {. bonfe's, s6 State street, may be fou,t
1ne ia1cst Production In acknowledgements ,.nl
ulea me Changcd Cross" work Of an second
70 none IN The country, combining the most heau1t
lal and perfect in color, expression, and. position
tn sn me one gIeat object Of all art, the elevation
Of our Saviour, Arse take up thy cfosa snu faIs
ioM me, were never more beautifully expresseH.
AZ ioEcsa 81 aH arc invited to cal and Sec this
netuf6. which u sold enly hr subscrtpuop, II i.
u. e. EonteB, Nc. e StSte street q
, 1870-07-09
EXPLANATORY,
II the Rditor Of The cAtaaoo Tribune.

1U tHe Lz1HVJ U 1Ne ENEca90 IF1bunt.
In Justice TO Ar. 1ltz and myself, allow me to
state that although Judge Blodgett found IN favor
OF the government In the case mentioned in your
Law reports Of yesterday, he, Immediately after
giving bis decision, stated in open court that there
was no Intention to do wrong on opr part, thus
dlvcaepg the case Of any criminal character.
The facts are Einply that this suit was test
question, and it had been agreed BY the District
a ney and my own counsel to submit the case
ts,n t~,ho9t the intervention OF Jury, merely to Oh,
an H. .G9a! opinion on this section Of the law.
,rnn,a 1ns;nas, Of course, understand th!s and
" ung ANYTHING Intentionally wrong and tiis
mnroeeinn sIsly m9dc to correct any erroneous
,np1 plesson WHICH might be created IN the 1nh,tc
"'Ao"- CHAE, G. z PHCse1rc
, 1870-07-09
Co-1ee Chou

lhe vide spread reputation that this splenata
saon o. tea has won for ftse, is perfectly unnara1
Nv wv ~ me tes fsade Such is the popularity Of
us ,so sooas SOD o5 the great tea emporium mowu
hsra bss1 ~ aa.a Ias. inaia Tea Company thst they
employees to attend to the thonsanas ~ .neq. " 'ns
toners that crowd their mammoth wsrernen,o sI -
eateu A. ll6 Clark street Their moto has ~
, neen, Inc best goods imported, sold a. no,u'ss
demonstrate that the enterprise Is soccessf9l aa'e
, 1870-07-09

4 letter to The 1h1pUsE says: "The
dfougth has affected us but the weather bids
fair now for a change, with some relief. Oats
wheat, and hay will he short, about half crop,
owing to tie prevalence OF dry weather. Tic
farmers llavo got tholr ground in good cundi-
lion, and corn Lids fair for an abundant
ha5yest." >''-'''N'
, 1870-07-09

1psT OFFICE CLERKS vs.. REPORTERS,
Mines made mp from among the clerks In the
Post ONCE md from the reporters Of the daily
press OF this city, contested game of base tall
yesterday afternoon on the corner OF Taylor aud
May streets, tho Garden Citys having courteous1y
.cnaefed the use OF their grounds bats, and bases
The game vas peculiar one, being dIstlu1utsbe,,
BY some beautiful play on the part Of some Of ihc
players. md wrctchcd muf1lng by others, the pnst
01lce clerks getting the best OF 1t erentuaf1y
manly by reason Of their superior batting. II is
needless TO pa1cuiarize as the score cItariT a,ns
who played well aud who did not, ItIs rs foi,nwss
, 1870-07-09
BUSINESS NOTICES.

An Interview between n Doctor
4hd h!s patient Three months ago Sr. James
ticn1} ltcddlBg, or 900 Grove Street, New York.
was @Was. ns he supposed, not tar from deaths door,
Hls pfts!c'aE--conslcrcH skilful one--hud
gwen 1 him up. pronouncIng his compliant atronhy.
CONSTANT ratn in his right side, ate scarcely enough
10 Keep oahy alve, anu was much depressed In
spirits Al this tunctusr, CLERK in tho estaolis1-
him to try course Of Plantation D,ttcrs. Last
week Ie returned to business; his health being
quite restored. The other day on his way home.
following conversation occurred: "What!" sat,i
the doctor; {" is this yon ~ a Even Eo.r Icnlcti
ar: Rtddlne quietly. =" You're not sorry to md
tatnly NOT. But It's miracle. How was il, nv
dear fellow how WIS IT = Mr. Il. told h11n the
sforJ o. his recovery, describing 1t wholly to the
letter whenever applied to.
, 1870-07-09
Accidents.

an, i,Gsleraay afternoon little boy. named Frc1
nnanfccht, !! years Of agc, was run 0vcr by a
~ Mason. T. On Hsrrlson street, and badly inure1
by. ~ ~14s0 " Liz noAe, 1ear
e,roa, poy @ named Stewart, residing at No, ee3 Ohio
ie1 HUN the top Of barn, IN that Vicinity,
a1lsinoon, aud sustained severe Injuries
Will probably recover. ' Ae's'+ LIZ
, 1870-07-09

@~~|~~-~--~-----~-.>--p- >-~------~----1,,..o
WHlTEstDE-CALvEnT- JuIr g. at the Church
q Epiphany BY Rev. r. +. Sweet William Wi.ise=de,
ct Lre1Tool, to Roaanna calvert. Q! Dublin.
ELY-CL0sE-In this city, july :. by Elder ccewp.
Park ~ wv
No cards.
LARK-CREssHELL- this city, Thureday.
July at thn sTsideneu q tho bride. mother BY The
Jennie Cresswen. both II I'll. city. ~ >~''" 80
No cards.
, 1870-07-09

}fANItED.A ft GOOD cGMFOSITOR, 70 WHOM
South cfaEk-st, Room r. - e''eo' App's III lsS
WANTED-A WANTED GOOD HARn:WooD F1y1sHeR
AanufaetoFy, TO Maaikon-et t'e'i4xetateE
WANTkD3,aN ENGINEER At les WEST 9Aoi-
the Sewing Machine oIiiCy N ~ a. ~ AooAS' IN
, 1870-07-09
: HOTEL PERSONALS,


Among tae arrivals at the Sherman House, yes
terda5, were the following: Or. L J. Jordan, san
fncasco' aosace HaNea. San Francisco; Thor
nenlo: Geo. ". 0BzteD. J. Sampson. New Or
, 1870-07-09
1IetcoroloRicul.

81 mMetepfo9gcal Lei record for July s. 1870 as report
to t n =? NJ ,5anKgnsh Jr optie!an correspondent
are the Initials for the words "yeeHnr.r Sef,.
asa :. nigh. moist atmosphere "raia.n
, 1870-07-09
Snl1ofa 11rowneg}.

for Lincoln, Mich, lost three men by drowning
about SIX miles north Of the Kalamazoo River, On
Thursday afternoon. Charles Grimes and another
sheet, when swinging boom knocked The
former into the water. The Captain Immediately
ordcIed the yaWiboat to be lowered, which vas
heavy STA was on at the time, and the strong wind
drifted the boat from the schooner. 1t not only
failed to reach the drowning man, but was itself
soon out 9. stSlt, and It Is presumed went to the
long as he dared, but tue schooner, nov short
handed, also began to drift toward the
shore, and was with difficulty saved. The vessel,
Charles Crimes, It is said. f1as parents in Iowa;
John Lynch was born In New Fork, and Charles
Patterson Has Norwegian. All three were mar
rlcd and resided In this city.
, 1870-07-09
THE COURTS.
Important Patent Case,
Town Of Lyons--New Suits


rATEST CASE
samuel Il Turville Y, the Illinois Central. Chi.
cage. burlington Quincy, Michigan Southern I
NottneIn Indiana, Chicago / Alton, and I1tts.
nurgh Fort Wayne Railroad Companies, This
s q OIL IN chaucety to cnjoin the companies from
using, except under license, patent machine by
means OF which rails, wien they are cxto1.a,ed.
arc patched The machine is known as Cawo,,1.s
ana me complainant Is assignee Of the pa,cnt.
IN about 1865, suit was brought under this patent
and tf1e1 ut Detroit That case went 10 tho St,.
pleMe Eo1rt, whence 1t came back with snccjhc
tnst1lc1lnhs nB to what should be suhfniffed
~ questions of fact A cauEe a1ntnaf
t1c uAnok Central Railroad Compauy was thrI,
meg nere, and the validity OF The pntcnt nnheli
~ Judges Davis and Drumuond. Tins nrDcrtsi
ing MRs then Instituted, and II ppw came on tn lc
hcard by Judge nrummond ~ "
ne argument has occupied two daya On the
pell o. complainant, was Hon. B. f. Curtis nf
MassachoeetA. and Mi. Stonghton, OF New YOrE
fol the companies, were Mr. Clifford. Of Pennsyl-
saNla ond John y. Jewctt, ESQ.,, Of t1tIs civ The
aIeuMent On the part of the companteB WIS maIIe
es an attacE upon the patent Itself, machincs of
pIaoI da1e being presented as embodytnv the whole
~ ne PateHtt In controversy. On the other Ntie
tue argument was that the patent had alrcajr
been declared valid, wherefore 1t was only neces.
fringe it -~@SN''~' "A1eA III
The cause was taken under adE,sement
NEW suTT.
. Philip f. Dcdr7cE r The Chicago City Railway
eo"pans. case. Damages laid at s, 500.
, 1870-07-09

PERSONAL.
nRRsoEAL-A WIDOW LADY OF kKsPHCTI-
biiity and god aEpta:sne ased fr1n % to q, de-
aSei fsauemAn- Pleas sddze1 b czse of Irdbons
Office.
nERSQHAL-A YOUNG WIDOW is DEIRpV3
d forming tho acquaintance Of ! seztlemaa o{ ~
speetah!y md meas. axed from % to %, with yiew
y frrnsahdp anns pefhape. Mrt1imouy. Address 4RA
JENNlk AfKt3. Post Ottee
, 1870-07-09

Tie Der1ien County Record q. f..tho 7th saws
Harvesting has boen prosecuted NTH rreat
vlgor for week past. Much Of the grain is in
shock, and some already in the stack. Farm
eFs report the grain Of superior quality and
well liies, a,,d believe there will bo about %
much to the acre as was ra1sed list year. II
the weather continues favorable TOT securing
tae crop, we undoubtedly shall have the best
quality Of wheat the present season tLat has
been grown in this region for many yesrs."
Tho Detroit Post publishes tho following
c1rrcsnnndenea. "-NS
, 1870-07-09

ROE 9ALE 1poGK PRoPKKTTS1n fxT TFS1Tr
ffo9,nr 81 Ghiestsx 81 "; T; fypestt,s I'll 4s
Eor siEa 1fEHs Ty aRPIyy T. BaHsua R1GaHR1s%N M 1sS
, 1870-07-09

Colonel Geo. A. Q. Miller, Special Mail Agen: Of
nc Post once Department, desIres us to announce
lnnt persons having mail bags or sacks in thcic
the department. as their possession or use fur any
otaes PnTpose taan the earring Of mail matter Is
nh!AN1ul, and persons Infringing the regulations
Nj. Miller gathered up about 2;6D0 Of these sacIs
from the several rag and paper dealers, but they
nave been Receiving them since, and quite recent
t'ona1. he then left rosi4ye orders With these
dealers that II any we're found IN their possession
again they Sould be prosecuted, and he proposes
1bltet from receiving ur usiug mali bags or SACKS
lor any other purpose than thelr legitimate one.
, 1870-07-09
Confidence 1Inn Arrcxfct1.

I'M a man, ~ named John Hopes, Of alacGrrxor,
sestertiay attcInoon, was nccostc By at, iutrluai
VT, mnn i' ASKED nm which way he wns RoIng iioppcs
way too. He WIS nut uE funds Ut ;hut par;icniar
moment, aad lloppes would luan hin, few dol
lais ~ iie would repay him when he got q $1,000
Nsreant uoppcs hnnded him sa2 As soon as he
Eece!sedeIe he started on 4 run. Policeman Ens-
worm pursued and captured him, and took ain To
Henry Smith, and Is evidently professional con.
ldence man, as bogus bond for 81 600 and a
CHECK for 5000 were found on him. THIS morulnc
he will have . heartng+
, 1870-07-09

n DAsKRrr1cY.
County. - 3a1o' Lee
, 1870-07-09

meeting ts to be held this evening. at Durl1uR-
ton Ha. corner Of State and Sixteenth Streets, for
Views q the citizens II South Chicaco in ree1ri
to the h.tldlrE Of vtaduets over CLARK a7a Ssstc
, 1870-07-09
TIE MICHIGAN CENTRAL


4]Ck Na4<s4tiCs . 500. 81
The gross earnings have fallen atprt ~ Tn"s as
!as1 year " ~ while the expenses have se "
4asgc3 " Ns. .6SGGs-dUe to the reduced rsfaa ~
eastward bonnd freight and to the rivalry cxis5,op
ne1Ree1 The three great trunk lines east and 1raat
1Ae c4p!taI SOCK noF stands at a6eq 9eS ri 4
tract OF land has been purchased mere. an wtfch q
new union depot Is to be erected for the Mtrh;t,sn
CsunaL Illinois Central. and chicarn RnfIirrtfor
Quincy lines, which Will neceEsltate Iarre AMI NJ
lay Of money, but add greatly to the conyenience me-
o. the operations Of the various companies In ffc
city. During the last three years about ssso an
have been expended In the Improvement Of tie
rolling stock and equipment Of the read, and The
line is believed to be in better condition now
thAn ever before The way to the payment ct the
Donoed de1t seems clear. through the operation
OF lne san111R fund which has been established
ana tae financial condition Of the road apncaty ia
every %uy satisfactory. A
Steel rails have been introduced on various sec-
LIONS o. the r1ad and arc found IL answer excel
lentr. hardly eret breaking, and wearing et n,rA.
BY. Ihey WIN be LAID upon the who'll: linc Is fas,
az the finances Of the road will permit No naS
BengerB have been killed during the year, and but
two injured. There are NOW e. first class daV
coaches and 100 locomotives, 16 emigTant and 1GJ
BlDe Line cayH have been 1dded during the rear
Tblrty-one miles Of road have bceu baIlasted. ex
bridges built, and number repaired, The assist-
ance HYen by the Central to other lines Is also
stated at length,
, 1870-07-09

ntHccn ah,i O'Clock. yesterday morning. the
!oaccn Noro Of Mr. Newman, Nh 963 itnrS sftr"t
MnH entered ~ hurRlaFH. who stole S1o worih n
s,s., S,Ratn s., ama ~ worth OF mccrsrhaum pincs.
Oh the tnat.te wRs turned. 1-41 '1'o Aey
:. Maitlns eiothlnE storc, No. 1l5 pear,,orn
mfcrt, VIVA rubbed Of 800 worth OF cIothin0 ~,
ThurEtfay hight. - ~t0tH'nH on
The trslt,cAcc Of Nit. Kellogg, M n xvoet
M"aisoh ~; s1frct WIS entered ycstertay afernnon'
ny st,rak thlcf. who APPROPRIATED a xniI WITH %
)eWrlrs, alt w0ftit about $ltM ""'o AL"
Tho hntn Of y. ): lIcsun, No. Bs7 west A,,au,a
ssnrt, was broken into On 1hur&lay njrht mn
r"oaca OF two buffalo rules, wortl, ISL.
, 1870-07-09
MARRIED,

FnPer HnnElnEs and window
SHADES, latest stylea Paints, oils, glass ard
brushes, at F. E. RlGbTa. 50 Randolpl.-sl
, 1870-07-09

Rough Skin made smooth by using
jumper la1 SOAP, manufactured by Caswcll,
, 1870-07-09

Cod Liver Ofl.-IInzard l. CaswelIs Cod
Liver Oh Is the cbe5t,-1drertits7atnt.
, 1870-07-09
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

T,on ,e.~~-.cc-~ ~~<c~-~
about 0o aetts pt choice farming and tim her a1ds
E seGea 1 70 " Y the owner 1t psee1 ransi1 from s
sa saaRs nanH w e Il I'll tsr for T. Pr ass ana
aHi nrr lnsed In the b-t grain and rftratins nart
o. tme State: Arl4y ut once. to CAAS. B. HOL5lEs
, 1870-07-09
THE NATIONAL GAME.

bnhc Ball Matters In Chicago nud Elar.
Where.
, 1870-07-09
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WASTED-AS ExyEREST IN SOWE. w,TFn
pSwsT ed c,;sHm miI ritlsr b puT-e rent
to EXCHANGE lW Of ehect farujnr au, ft i,n
Wc located, near rai1Toaa iD th. Stste for th .1snr
Addrrs- Drawer u, taisbusy, Ill ~" A' sa4''e-
" ASTED "A CHEAP LOT ON SOUTH OR WEST
" Side: will paw part cA4h md psrt in rad. 80
GCEcrirs siop to W Tribune otfre ~ @A!%. t1Eli't
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-02-04

Carr,nat Bolts. ", ,ol-saie and retail. al
N;ahaie..u l. -" clt,rou's. -2J-tC
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-02-04

Pur'or and Office stoves, lew lett ard
will he sold at cost at J. Rntherford,s. IT,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-02-04

y. >. Smiihs large stock OF boots and
shoes is offered at coat for tho next 80 dsys
Dec IT,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-02-04
New iiOslv, Feed aMd Grocer,
store
j. 81. pEsATssEEs.
a GAR -.

a GARD.
\ Clergyman. residing IN south America "a a
m SSiOhnry, discovered saf', and siIiipG remedy
fur the cue Of Nervous Weakness fary ID, cav.
l'ia asses Of tho Unitary and Seminal Or-',rs. -id
the whole ;rtiu of disorders hr ugh, by h,notu
and Nlc.nus habt-. Great rumb,r- have been eur
I'd hv this noble remedy. lromrled by a desire TO
benefit the afflicted and urfol tui.nte L send the
seceiot for urea iug ard using lis ric :icine in
sealed cnvcl pc, t. ANY who nee ds ii, Free Of
Cherys. Adress,
JOSEPH T. INNAN,
station ID. Bible House,
n. Y City
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-02-04

A. S. Smith in order to close out his large
stock Of ladies shoes &c. offrrs them at cost
AS thcy mus. be sold in the next GO days.
Drc 8 II.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-05-05

Home at las, | Wouldn't it surprise
the moral people Of that self righteous
State, upon which the universe is by SO me
Seiishly supposed to revolve, should l,
be "rscoustructed p In Massachusetts,,
the home Of the meanost man in the
world, Beast Butler, violations of Iaw
have occurred, such as placing obstrue.
tioue on the track Of the Hartford and
Eric railroad and firing on people from
ambush. A Democratic member from
one Of the Southern States declares that
shis is just as good reasons for recon.
structing Massachusetts, as there are for
Georgia; and says he has received a me
mortal purporting to come from the citi
Gems Of that State, asking that the State
be reconstructed. This is reported az
being no joke. All right; we would
IKE 70 see Massachu etts takea through
. regular course Of reconstruction; VIC
think it would be beneficial to her puri.
sanical ideas Of justice.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-05-05

Emperor Grant has appointed a negro
postmaster at the University Of Virginia,
which is situated abou. mile from Char.
lostsvilVs. The students Of the Uniser.
sity are very much displeased 1t this 10
salt, and they declare that the negro is
an ignorant incapable man, whose np-
pointwsnt was secuved by some party for
tho purpose Of annoying them. A dele
CATION at Washington last week va.
working to defeat his confirmation BY the
Senate. but it is likely they will fail.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-05-05

Some Democrats are talking Of the
psopriety Or policy Of running negro can
ddstes on the ticket. Our opinion is they
had better steer clear Of that rock. The
mourn, they place negroes on their ticket
they will lose more white votes than
they will gain from the negroes There
aust be white mans party in this coun
cry; will the Democrats forsake whu,
they have al along contended for?
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-05-05

RADICAL RAscALITY.-Jamee Shields,
Democratic contestant Of the seat held BY
Van iiorn, Radical, Sixth Congressional
Distr3ct Of this State, has filed a brici
before he House committee on elections,
containing, according to the Republican, q
special, startling accusations to the effect
that Van Horn and one Hollowell, news.
paper man in Kansas city. went to the
Secretary of State Of Missouri and 10
duosd him to withhold tho csrtificats Of
election from Shields on the grounds that
Van Hern could produce an affidavit from
9 man named Beyis, supervisor of regis.
tss.ion, which would. warrant the Secre
tsry IN throwing out Jackson county 70
turns and thus defeat Shields. The su
pervisor nov comes out, aud under oath
ssys that .Lis afsdsvit iss forgery alI
through ssd that he never made no,
signed it. Tho contestant then say,
upou the strength Of this a&davit, the
product Of double forgery and the sur
septitious use Of an Official seal, Secret.r,
Rodman gave Col. Van Horn certi6-
cate Of election, and upon the strength o
shst certiSests no nov oseupie, scat i,
the House Of Representatives. ...
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-05-05

Mrs. Nelson Witt, an OLD resident Of
Buchanan county, residing in Rock
House pararie, was killed accidentally on
the 28,h ult. She vas giving directions
for securing gate which had blown
down, when . gust Of wind blew the gate
violently over. 1t struck her on the
head As 1t fell, fracturing the skull aud
killinR her instantly.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-05-05

Some New York gentleman bas been
riding into the Presidents affections with
smother blooded trotter, and 10 soon to
have . diplomatic mission. The animal
ia expected to grace the White House
stables next week. Times.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-05-05

Emperor Grant is anxious TO have
the legal tender decision Of the Supreme
Court changed. Why doss', he SO order
it ehen2 ,. -,.,..i. .., ',........ ...
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-05-05
Louis p. williams, a negro, obtained
one vote for Governor Of Come cticut.

Louis +. williams, q negro, obtained
one vote for Governor Of Connecticut.
Taere, are one hundred and forty.six
different religious denominations In Great
BritaiA.' 'H.i Jgp4 ,f, iqr-. Ia .
A San francisco pager declined to
publkh particulars Of three murders, as
there was nothing novel or readable
about the modes Of death" " ''
General Lee 10 threatened with disease
Of the heart. He 10 troubled with short.
ness of tho breath. aud, after walking or
any unusual exercise, pants a great deal.
Gea. Stonowall Jackson's surviving
staff officers publish an appeal for funds
to place monument over his remains,
aud say that such memorial Of love and
respect, moro than all others, meets with
the cordial appreciation Of Mrs. Jackson.
Colonel A. Payne and Mac. Stapistou
settled a drunken quarrel IN Monticsllo,
Kansas, recently, by . duel in q dark
room, no one being present. Col. Payne
had q knife and StapIeton q revolver.
Some citizens, on hesring a shot. burst
open the door asd found Stapleton with
bis throat cut and Psyae shot through
the lungs. A double funeral is antici
pa'cd