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The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-01-12
THE RURAL CAROLlNIAN.

Colonel D. Wyatt Aiken, one Of the leading
Messrs. Walker, Evans q Cogswell as joint pro.
pric,or Of this valuable agricultural monthly. In
his notice announcing the connection, Colonel
Aikon says "In thus uniting myself with tho
enterpriSng firm Of Messrs. Walker, Evans &
Cosswcll, moro than single motive will of course
oc llld ut my door; but chief amongst the in
JUDGEMENTS is the earnest desire to lend helping
hand to develop and publish tho developments
of the agricultural interests Of our beloved Sou
Whatever ofagricultural advantages I may have
gained after practical plantation experience of
noar tSonty years. shall be given to THE RURAL
CARoLiSIAN for the benefit Of Others"
Messrs. Walker, Evans d Cogswell state that
colonel Aiken "will devote his time to travelling
'"r'ush the Southern States, gathering practical
'ni'rmafion from all sections for tho benefit of
o9r readers, tnlisting correspondents, establish
ing agencies and extending our subscription list
lhe Jannary number of TIE RURAL CAnoLr-
MAN has intrinsic merit rarely equalled, and must
secur" favorable consideration for the now firm
among Tho contents we especially notice the arti-
GIGS on Fish Culture, Lcibig and Agricultural
chemistry, Facts and Figure. for Farmers, Agri.
culture Of Russia. Tho soa Island Cotton Quos.
"on, and Tho Culture Of the Olive--all Of which
arc irst-elass articles Of practical interest, and
'''ush'ly writton by men thoroughly conversant
win the subjects of which they treat. The illus.
"'"'hs OF this number arc numerous and hand.
,0uc' ana in appearance, as we'll as in contents,
"e Jan"nry number Of The Rural CAhoL.SiAN
.an 'alry challenge comparison with nny other
agricultural magazine, North or South.
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en- DR.. s. NJ. DIsKISs, as will be seen frotn
our Advertising columns, has removed his Dental
Operating Rooms to an apartment In tho same
building with tho Photographic Gallery, where
he will plcased to see his friends.
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y. A. mAyEs & co.

This very worthy and reliable house, at Maycs
yillc hoist their banner for 1870 in columns with
renewed enorgy, and, We arc pleased to say, under
encouraging prospects of growing and success
full business. They keep general variety Of
Drugs and Medicines, Groceries, best family
Flour, &c. Their goods are all warranted, and
their medicines may always be relied upon aspure.
Our best wishes attend them.
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TO CONSUNIPTIVEs.

THE advertiser having been restored to health
in fcw weeks, bya very simple remedy, after
having suffered several ycars with severe lung
aduction, and thnt dread disease, Consump lion
10 anxious to mako known to his fellow. ufferars
tho means of euro.
TO oil who desire II, ho will send q copy of the
prescription used (frco Of oharge), with tho
directions for preparing and using tho same.
which thoy will find sure Cure for Consump. .
tion, Asthma. Bronchitis, etc. The object of the
advertiser in sending the Prescription is 10 bene-
6t tho afflicted, and spread information which ho
concoives to be invaluable; and no hopes ovsry
sufferer will try his rclucdy, us it will cost them
nothing, and may provo blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, will please
address Ro.. EDWARD A, WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings County, New York.
June 2.
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BAUGH'S RAW BONE SUPER-PHOS-
YlIATE OF LIME.

Mr.. ]. N. RoBsoN, solo agont for South Caro-
lima for this Fertilizer, now so much esteemed,
informs our readers, In our advertising columns,
that is now receiving his supplies, and is pro-
pared to Gil all orders. Mcssrs. PATE d TAYLOR
afe tho agents for Sumter County.
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as- Mcssrs. BLANDINa 4 RICHARDSON offer
several valuable farms adjacent to Sumter, and
two houses and lots In town. for eale, in our I'D.
yertsing columns.
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OUR STOCK QUOTATIONS.

The great nuctuation and uncertainty of valuo
attending the commoncst securities, since the
war. render reliable and regular quotations of
great interest to the public. We are, therefore,
glad to bc ublo to announce, among the other
features Of Improvement and attraction which ne
shall cndeavor to bring to our columns, on cn-
tering upon tho new year. that we have made
arrangements with Mr.. A. C. KAurMAs, of
Charleston, to furnish us with weekly reports of
those securities Of most Importance to our readers.
Mr.. KAurMAS's quotations of Southern securi-
ties appear in tho "Financial Chronicle" and
"Wall Street Journal" Of Now York, and the
Charleston "Courier," three of the leading finnn-
eial and commercial papors Of this country, and
may be depended on as strictly accurate, for the
day on which they arc madc.
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he Sumter Watchnan.

n1y- Subscribers who are indebted to us are
.siussy requested to call and sottle up, We beg
hat they will not neglect this matter. Unless
n,ymeut bo made, we shall bo, reluctantly, com.
1I.i.d 10 erase number Of names.
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COMMON SENSE.

WANTED--AGENTS. $3.50 pcr month to sell
ho only GENUINE IMPROVED COMMON
ENSE FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. Price
Only S1s. Great inducements to Agents. This
IS tho most popular Sewing Machine Of tho day
makes tho famous "Elastic Lock Stitch"--will do
any kind Of work that can be dono on any Ma.
--l0O,O 900 sold and tho demand constantly
increasing. Now is tho time to take an Agency
Send for circulars. 1.i- Beware Of infrin
gers. .R@ Address SEC0MD d co, Boston,
Mnss., Putsburgb. Pa. or st. Louis. Mo.
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&A- The proprIetors Of the XIX CENTURY
MAoAzISE have tho pleasure to announce that iu
tbsPsbrsasy asabsr viii, b given tho opsai1x
Of new 6osthsra Remsaee, entitled tsTks Storm
and tho Sunset" By Colonel Henry Cleveland.
tho talented author. We hardly need tsll Who
Colonel Cleveland u, to shs public whsrs he r.
known 20 well. In 1859 bs gave up large law
practice TO become political editor Of the Augusta
(Gs.) Cosstisssiosu!iss, and was . delegate to
tho grsat Democratic Conventions Of that ysar.
He only LEFT that paper when tho South called
her Sons to tho Geld, and (save whom prisoner)
he was soldier from the frst month Of tho war
se the last, mostly In held service. At the close
Of the war he retired to his nne plantation on tho
Georgia Railroad, and In 1866 Published q bio
grsphy Of Viee-Prssidsut Stephens, which had a
large sale. Mr. Cleveland was one Of the editor,
Of "Appleton's Journal" In the nrstha year oil
existence.
Tho XIX Cestsry, nov 30 we'll established and
30 popular has on Ito lists tho best wrsers In tho
Union, aud at %: 80 . year. or IS cents . copy,
10 cheaper than Harpsr's or the Atlantio IonsA.
and does not beg Tor patronage, but deserres IL.
Long live tho "City between the Rivers" and its
ne.-Chdrieston Courier, Dec. 27, 1869.
WEBsrER's UNABRIDoEp DIcrloNARY -IILus-
TRATED EDtri0N.-No pains or labor could have
been spared in making this edition whati is.-
We think this work, now, is all that we can OK.
eomn,enaatie". and hope 70 SEQ . copy Of Il in
every school. .district and in evory editors room.
and In every family in Pennsylvania.-Presbyss
;as Stasdard.
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New Advertisements.

This collection is tho most extensive and val
uable ever owned in the United States. Valued
about $500, 200. Comprising nearly two thou.
sand pictures from celebrated European artiets
from tho 10Th century to tho present time, lin
Guiding mnny originals of great valus,) also
Paintings from celebrated American artists.
The cntirc collection will DO sold without re.
serve or Limitation, to close tho estate.
Catalogue forwarded on receipt Of rs conts.
Address tho Auctioneers.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SUErRR, s. T., March 2s, 1862.

SvErRR, s. T., March 2S, 1862.
DR.. WM. .JEUsoN,
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not moro 30, than Mrs. Wioslow's. Many who
use Mrs. We, insist that yours is tho snmc rrcra.
ration.
Yours truly,
(Sicnsal John THOMSON.
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DINGLE,s MILL
THE COURT

I. now 10 r.noins order. and will grind every
day, fsops sun ,ri.c until sunset.
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EREETO BOOK AGENTS.

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A GENTS WANTED TO SELL TIE
open LETTER BOOK"

For C0pyi"g LcHcFs ictfh0Rt fTcss or WateF.
This is the greatest time, abor and money So
wing invention Of tho ago ; and none sec It, but
to praise its simplicity and convenience. as you
have only to place the written letter under tho
copying leaf, aud to rub with tho hand. An
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self Adaptcdto every kind Of business. 1t d, es
not play out, as tho FIRST sale is only beginning.
Fur particulars, address p. GARRETT j. CO.,
philn, Pa.
, 1870-07-06
AMUSEaENTH,

4the RnssIan Concert Trnune commencel n
y. we,Io,,a-,s Tnaat-a nas. oro1I,,.
ehoft season AZ Acflekera 1neaKfe last evening"
We have written on several occasions OF tho In
comparable excellence of this tronpc, and have
only 10 repeat how wnat We wrot2 before, tnat We
have never had such splendid singing here, and It
will probably be long day before we ever have 1t
n.-,tr N "varv ,1etntt 4vhtrb 1oes IN make per-
]s.n -. 49, - a.,nat ~, u ta ohann.
leCi 1noslc LUIS ItouPs :" fe.astt, aau - ,, n"e
that the troupe Inns met Win sucn Ginning re-
ceptfon. 1t Is almost enough to make one doubt
whether the pcDp1e OF Chicago know anything
ehnnf mnsic. tAsain we warn the coaceFf-VocrS
~ Chirnro t31cv are iGsin0 MusIc which tleT win
th,a ssyc1,inr
'AA3 p9ARSoa.; THEATRE.
Tho 1raIf5rrr feature of the third week fs the
, 1870-07-06
COLORED CITIZEN DRPIEEs HIS POSITION.

10 TIC Elitsr Of The Chied0o Tribune: ....-
Since the election Of SATURDAY last, report has
been circulated among the colored people OF the
city, with the intent to tujura my ssandhS soeaAs
pa:ut,g my 1rieuds, and my business Interests, 70
the effect that I peldled Democratic ballots on
election dag, a. well as Republican ones; that
MAS bribcd 10 bel: tho Democrats, and was A.
tempting to curry favor with both parties for sell
interest 1ha. my friends may know the true
facts in the case, beg 10 deny, through your COL
a,.d1,d one of their Tickets 1t is well known 10
Inc nrpublicans Of the Tenth Ward thai worsea
IN thai ward ali day in behalf Of the Kspno.can m
t:cret. sud as complete proof Of my conduct On
TAI occasion, have the certificates Of both NJ:
& snd Tho @s!n VT 81 81
fcaf Bard. certifying to the statements nave
above made: Trusting that ny friends ~ VIM hss 6ss
l.e.eve thas did my dpry for me paIy tnat nd na
assuring them that shall always he faithful 70
10th l,arty and friends, I an, respectfully;
, 1870-07-06

GAMES In GENERAL. -.
The Regulators beat the Whlrlwinds, 20 to In
I've iDntN1ss-
The Clipper Boys beat the Htckorys tbass-
woods =, - to In I'VE fnntnga
The Root Cady nine heat team from Lyon
uealys, Is to aa,
The Athletics, Of Chicago, were beaten By the
Cream CEt5s, In Milwaukee, By ecore OF 50 to &c
The Actifcs, Of Chicago, beat the Cossaynnas,
Of KAnkakce, 10z to II.
lu1Nrr, Ju1y a+-A match game Of base ban
was pIavcd at tho fair grounds, yesterday after-
noon. between the Occidental. Jr., Club, OF this
CITY (which, by the w8y, arc the champion 1untc~a
Of the Staie, and the Ofympica, OF 8. Louis, re-
sul1nE IN the defeat Of the tss1ter bF score OF
&C to H. The atteJ.Sance wus large and the game
opened with tie St Louis boys az fayorites, as
they had fsaten the Quincy Club all last Jear:
SHEBoYGAN, Wis, July "A game OF base bali
rtastG here, Jesterday, between the Stare, Of NIL
wanEee, and the He'd jackets, Of SheboyEan, re-
suited tn favor OF tue Stars, By score Of 81 to g.
The EcHords, OF Chicago. were beaten bT the
Shablonas, of Ottawa, by Il to H. in SIX innings:
The Amateurs. OF Chicago, beat the Mutuals. o1
| GAINESVILLE, IS to g.
ATHLETICS IS AUTUALs.
NEW ToHE. July S-1n game played yesterday
| In Philadelphia. between the Athletics, Of that
| city, aud the Mutual5, Of New York, the LATTER
! were defeated by score Of - to Is,
| GAME AT CLEVELAND.
] CLEVELAND, July 4.-1n base bali game 70
| day, the Forest CttyE, OF Cleveland, beat the
1 Flower Citys, OF Rochester, Is to 1a.
Red STOCKINGS rs. RDCkFORp2
l C1SC1kfA11. July 1.-The Red Stockings beat
the Forest CttT Club, Of Rockford yesterday, by
| score OF q to7.
, 1870-07-06
Announcements A

The regular monthly meeting q the Managsrs
Ot The Home for the FFicndless Will he 1elu N tae
home to-day at 10 O'Clock q. n.
1T The Sabbath School Of the Jefferson Park
Presbyterian Church will have It's nnnual plcntc
ard excursion on Friday next to Hineika- tue
tralna leaving the Northwestern depot ~ 8 osoGK;
Methodist Episcopal Sunday sehool. 70 at9saae
viii be Thursday, July7. Cars leave Inc CentFaa
1epof, loot of Like street, 1t s:l5 a. n.
Miss Elizabeth g. Peabody, Of Ca@95ldGe, an 1aas,
Mass, will OCCUPY most Of the time o. the Scho1t
Principals meeting today, ut the Haven School,
in the VI TIE se3eet Of
brought from me Kn'ierearten sch49!s u ota pfes
viii continue Tor three days Those interested u
tie Klnlenyartens OF Chicago will be glad to near
Mics Peabody.
The meeting Of the Managers Of The .s'.E;a,, aEm,
Union, formerly known as the "Woman's En-
ploy meut bureau" Will be held tomorrow morn.
Young Nen's Christian Association. full at-
tendance Is requested The business ONCE Il NO.
Tile Bcard Of Managers Of the old Ladies
! Home viii meet at the usual place a. O'CLOCK
this aftCIQppu,
, 1870-07-06
BUSINESS NOTICES.

The prcttiest woman In New Y0rskr
Miss K, Wen known III our fashionable society
fol her dts!iay4e appearance anil bcauhful COM
pttxlun, Was once sallow. rou1h@sklnne,3 Eirl,
sr1Erincd ut her red, frcckled tace. She pitched
Into HnKan's Magnolia Balm. and Is now as pretty
IN complexion as sfle ls charn!uE IN manners.
moth-natcAea, rlag-marks, etc.,- aad makes one
look ten yearB younger than they, nre. Magnolia
Btlm fur transparent complexion. and Lyons
katdatran to make the hair pcatfuA. lnxuriant,
soft u1tl de1icatr. have no rivals. The kathairun
prevents the huir from turning grly, cfa'ficases
tInuGtuH, md ls thu hest nnd cheapest dressing In
the Nnr1II.
, 1870-07-06

terday were The following: J. B. speed. A. ST.
leans: J. 8. GARRISON Omaha{ n. Wiuaate, sioa1
City; E A. Calklns, St. Paul; George \. Sharpe,
s1n ;1ad FT7nnsiseo; j. KrrEood, pnbnqqs; f. R
ton; G. T. johnson, St. Louis; ". 4 Stewart, s.
lcnt Oregon; Z. .. Price, San Francisco; Dr. J.
y: Hrinneil, Marquette; Il. F. Williams San
Francisco; C. c. Wheeler, W. P. Aleott, MiWau-
BRIGGS HoCsE
Among the arrivals ut the Briggs House, yeste.~
IaF, were the following: ]. II. yeasey, Denver. G.
y; J. J. 1aylor, Fort Wayne Journal: E. W.
Coleman. Rochester, j. Stephens, Cleveland Rev.
n Armstrong, Ottawa; A. II. ueri1gton, Geneva;
=: ;: 151ord: Cleyeland; Y: D. Warner, Fond du
Boston: A. D. Merrill, James E Abbott, Rock
1slandt Andrew Stark, Topeka: Henry C. Col.
EMe, v. G schnyicr, New YORK; n. D. Bristol,
Sacramento; BenJumin Aarons, Ga1ena,
, 1870-07-06
TWO DAYS FIRES,
Nineteen During Tho Past Forty.Eight
IIoury-Ail Unimportaas.


.,---.-...,.
large number Of dres- But two Of them destroyed
much property. The others, With tBo or three ex-
cent{ons. come nndcr the heal of fncfn,ent
rhs -. se.as ..s..s..os u - a.. h.s~,..
the nsst oEeafiea ~ u VI, afe useaAang eat
in tue two-st0ry frame building No. 60 Gurley
strcef owned and occupled by Michael Earle No
alarm was tnruef, in. AZ the Chicago extiu9utshed
~. c,.,o. .,+es nto,,t eoon .,anosre 80 s1o,.
tne Aa"ea a1te1 aoout wv on"sse "as oune"
Giro originated, from some Unknown cause, in the
rear narr of me structure.
400 ~ po- NJ q7s ,vne tnrnad IN for y m
- M ~ ~ ..s sI "s.9 -. -. ~ ~
II tne one-stoFy frame pnAoing III Lne feAf OF NO.
50 South Clinton street, owned and occupied as
Ink factory hy Mculbbon h Grover. Loss. st.o.
inenrance nct ,eorne, son,c hovs not t1rr n 1ot
~ ~" '''s e'I LIE ~ ''t
VI eIH ahnnt tunntv ,nfnntea aftar II m n, IN
,,r,ant 49, oec1yya5 ~ 1na rntte,a n ~ Snutf,
e, S., mi ~ onc@js * ra,; a. a.,
eiaI sIse uMnsu G a x X T.. y. ~
IVY aa.e" s.s. SAIs D LIZ ~ W. ~. IL @ oe
tst. Ut, r ,@ta i'a"'es pu' t"c 1fe oos
htn an ~, k11,a ,,c ,ror,e ov,,oo, In ,bs
~, ~ l.. ~ ~ 1ns VIZ W. ~, ~ @ .ne
e1ret rec rrinn he hoo ~ Icq 'I at,, nIt
ma axtin17,iai1ad nm 1an,ns Nm oirr,Is ,cos
ano e1.0ngulsnea tne nahea NO Ala1n "as
'"ISu ~ ~ H Gao ,,oe tr,rno, T., o. ~, ,,- tho
nn1 ~ ~ " w r. t,a " " unst
Gnns .. os VI LES - u, w ol ~. 40 Mest
~ GHic"so a'euue' o"ae" ~ o"'oaAe Neusn hoss'
paw vbo..,n ,..o,r No. NJ, M, ,z.a z.....,.
to- s1 ~ = ~ o fro1,, ~. , ~ Was ~ st1uch -
IT. sn,,t III Ist ~ IL me - o4ong 81 ~
@ nr.,'r,ias, n, nrs ~ S, @ has,
tase " Ine 5eG9nu .5n n0ol WAs oechlea y ".
1AACAAAASi suA tltS AStAA pA4s ~ d tun4ily WuVSG
, 1870-07-06

The usual number Of accidents, resulting from
The careless handllng Of firearms, occurred on tae
Fourth A little girl, named Jennie Fan, Il years
~ 81 Snuth Green street, Was shot In the right
e0. ieg py boy named noger Plat. PlAA vas locked
~ ii TIC Madison Street Station. He belongs IN
Sooe ! Rnhemlan girl, = years Of age, residng nt
M. IS Wright street, was shot In the LETT leg By
an unknown man .u.,sa, At Nh. 1qs
, 1870-07-06

4 gentleman who has recently visited Green
FAY, remarks that he notices great Improvement
In the matter Of hotels in that city. The Beau-
mont and F1tst National Houses hive recently
been leased by Mess1s. Bentley d Cozzens, former
Iy Of the Newhall nouse, Mnwansee'n T. Tno nc, are m
1nni15np,i,a,i ecale4 TntH is Of interest not only
To- travellers, but also to those seektng psasaaMt ~
summer resort, as Green Bay y nato{ay Gue u, ,un "
the most beautiful and hea'tns p''"eS ~ ''~
WeSf
, 1870-07-06
THE WEST.

News from the Big Horn Expedi-
ttou-SiIyer Orc Shipments
OMAHA, July o.-Thc Big Horn m!ning expeSS,- g.
naa}e River. Wyoming, aud propose to continue
t.stiIlcry here was struck BY lightning Snnus4
SevrntTthTee cars Of silver ore from Utan miIea M
have passed here during the Last three Monsna tat
REDUCTION at Newark, N. J. Il = Gsums.ea ,iad Is
one hundred and aftY more e&la VIII In Ap1
there this month.
, 1870-07-06

H414CGliNA&0Q4.
People in search Of recreation on Sundays viii
be glad to learn that the Pittsburgh, Chicago St.
Louis Hallway Company Will hereafter run thels
Saturday train to Crown Point, lad. and return
on Monday IN time for business, tnsteaa o. stop.
ring at Lapstng as heretofore. There Is excellent
tsh!nX along tie route The eratn leaves the tie-
rot nj KInzie Street Bridge.
Tile Board Of Public Works yesterday Rward-
I'd the contract for improving the alley In Block
$, fractional section 15, On State street, to F. n.
lngcraal, at 8 cents per cubic yard for grading,
and 81 81 per li1eal foot tor panking.
They are having pleasant time at the falf
and festival at the West Side lnnk aud It appears
ut the present time to bc the centre OF attraction.
The contest for the slivet tea set was lively on
last evening betTecn the friends Of Judge Meal"
lister, Il. Greenebaum. and c, L!pe, With q close
vote. .
Niece OF the leaI pipc at the station. corner OF Wa
bash avenue aud Twcnth- ninth street, where the
z. l. r. omnibus line water their horses II done
for the value Of the bit Of lead, the thief must
have been very nnrI mp.
, 1870-07-06
AMURE1GEMTs.
lST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
GRAND ORGAN EXHIBITION,



Egr,4 courrrxatfons1 Church, corner Ann and Waah-
4n1toNstsu
Friday Evening, July =.
orrani.,.-Aee.1s- DUDLEY BUCK and z E
"VoeniittsNHissF F. 4. ROOT and Ar. r P. BLISS.
PROGRAMME
PARTL
l. e's's u &sdH.iij NJ iDiUjDi,iEEY Bu0K.
gcencs from LoheugHn aRnef
MI BUCK
J. Wind OF the Winter Night. 'HaasaH
t. Overture 10" E7sS anthe "eocf
s. Andantc apd variations, uEas,eribed ffsn the
Mr. BUCK.
pAnru
l. Angels Ever Bright md Fair. .aa1os'
Miss FANNIE HOOT,
z Cenee.. SAtz In minor. ......Ihlee
- : Miss R00F and liz. Bliss.
l. Theme and Variations from TIE Serena ;, isom
StriDEod InEtruDentN-op g.. iSeCtnoFSu
Ar. EQGk-
Tickets 50 cents. For szse At tho Eook and Ausic
Stores. md It the Door.
, 1870-07-06

Tie Chicago, Burlington 4 Quincy Road open,
tct,oy. their through lsne to kansas City, putting
on Pullman car which runs the entire distance.
The train leavea here at 1875 g. fn, am reaches
Kansns City at $3.50 g. M the next day: and Leaves
Kansas CITY at -eeo p n, and arr1Vcs ne,G ~ %
add p,catly to the comfort Of all who trave! ovsi
tho missouri prploneatiop Of the c., B. 4 @ hoaa'
, 1870-07-06

RICHMOND, july s.-udge Guigon to-day decd-
cd u the contested city election question, that the
matter Of il1cgai ami fraudulent votes cannot BE-
cjsIon, in effect gives the city Offices to their can
AlAates. The Conservatives still contest the case,
on the ground OF informally In the election.
, 1870-07-06

HARTFORD, July 6--Ira Peck, aged 50, n wealthy
citizen, died suddenly this morning.. lie leaves
m estate Of over million. ...
ST. LOUIS, duly 5>-Dt. Charles a. Popo, an emf
nent surgeon OF tlls city, well known throughout
the country, died suddenly IN Paris at O'Clock
this evening.
, 1870-07-06

Cudney, the popular and well-known cateref'
has removed from No. 1s7 Lake street to hls ne"
and elegant Merchants Dining and Wine Rooms, "
No. 81 Washington street, where he Will be pleased
to servo his patrons, and all who may favor him
with call Els opening dinner will be served
to-day nom II 4. M to p N.
, 1870-07-06

PHuApsLPH1k, July Ga meeting Of deltgEtsas
from counties IN Pennsglyania where Inc he1unh-
rans arc ln the minority WIS held yesterday, and
a resoIption adopted recommending ; Republican
SUITE Convention Of delegates from minority GoGa-
ties aud distnctg, with view TO procuring lests-
iatIon fayorsbIe 10 minority representation.
George Thomas, formerly connected with the
Eeen9nq Afgtss md Bnnday Att1s. Was sanocated
Il, death last evening, BY piece OF meat stlcklpe
IN his throat,
, 1870-07-06
TIE CITY IN BRIEF.
The Chicago nIetnIlurRfc Works.

Vhc Chlcugo N1efn1lurRfc Works.
The following notice Is taken from the cncy-
cnne Leade5 Of the 29th ult:
Chtesso IL fortunate IN having son1e wealth. md
few citizens With bl aims to acquire mort Of that desir.-
Ia artIc.. She has now iesGired M Hddton to her
1ndcnce and llose tupriy Of brass Is wealth tu that
yection tnd. and enguEA Y ttPsk 15rgs tpnn15y .
iii sttaehe Julius si1:ssa1uh n A. ritl III -
.Isst tsaeItins Se!ks il clIssse I'll II sqWnso%y u 81
tightfuy conl this proposition ts 1nasnluGh As InAs
Si.eHnh r. tnonstToEs ~; saS II H. III t99Mn y sb H.
In;tci ,tatts the people Of Chicago viii, undoubtedly
tciuc d1Wn With TIC funds fot his new scheme-ln a
i,cr
, 1870-07-06

The poor ltitlc sufferer will be i'm.
mcdlately relieved BY using Mrs. W!ns1ow.s Sooth-
lug Syrup for children fecthlnE- 1t softens The
gums. reduces Inflammation, cures wind collie,
allays 0ll pain, and gives the child quiet natura1
sleep, from which It. awakcs invtgorhtea a1d re-.
treshed Perfectly safe III all cases. as millions of
mothers can testify.
, 1870-07-06

The Resk ana Original Tonic OF
neutrality-suspicious. AMI Callsaya, known AZ FcETo
TllosphUrateh EliXlr OF Calsayn Bark. The Iron
restores color To the blood, the phosphorus re-
news waste Of the nerve tissue, anil the calisaya
gts thereby curing dyspepsia In liz various fortns,
wakefuluess general debility. depression Of apIr
Its: also, the best preventative against fever and
ague. MaHuract1retl only Ry CasWe1, Hazard d
Co., New York. Sold by druggists.