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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-05-20


Maryland-frosted to common S. 90 g 50
sound COMMON. so (0 90
good common...... 7 90 "a 8 90
middling ............ 8 90 (1 10 90
+" good to fine brown 10 so (9 ID 90
fancy IA 90 "a % 90
upper country...... 90 (D 35 90
ground leaves new 90 a. IL 90
Ohio-inferior to good com. 4 90 a. 6 90
+" brown and greenish... 6 90 a. 8 90
medium and fine red... 9 90 (d) II 90
com. to med. spangled 90 (D 10 90
fine spang' d and yellow IL 90 "a rs 90
Kentucky-com. to good Jugs 90 (@ $50
!" com. to med. leaf1O 90 (1 II so
good to fne...... Is 90 (0 IA 90
" select leaf. Is so (@ Is 90
Virginia-com and frost. Tugs 90 a. Z 90
I" med. and good do. SO a. 10 90
- com. to med. leaf 90 az IL 90
g fair to good ship IL so a. Ia so
90 STEMS good to fine 90 a. %
STATEMENT.
Jan. l., lS70.-Stock in Warehouses
and on shipboard not cleared.......... 5,718
Inspected this week. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ,8l7
Inspected previously ....................... $3.50
IA, 365
Exported since January l, Maryland
and Ohio. 327
Coastwise and on shipboard not
cleared. ...................." zoo
- 6,527
Stock in warehouses this day........... 1888
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-05-20
BELL FOUNDER.

"a This fine young Stallion, S
wxRSesX years old this Spring, was
Y N}tt4\S sired by old BELL FOUNDER
out of Western mare, (stock
unknown) but her superior as
Harness and Family animal IS seldom found.
BELL FOUNDER is dark bay; for size. style
and action now leave for the public to Judge.
He will stand the ensuing season, commencing
the 25th of March and ending the 25th Of June
next, at the following times and places:
Near Cross Roads on Mondays.
Mr. w. Bowie (Trappe) on Tuesdays.
Mr.. Barnes Compton's Barn, Wednesdays.
Mr.. g. H. Wills Barn on Thursdays.
At Home on Saturdays.
TERMs.-Ten dollars. il paid on or before
the lst day of September next; SIS. il not paid
by that time. will be charged. No insurance.
Any person owning and putting two mares,sif
paid by the LIST day Of September, SIS; if not
paid by that time, $24 will be charged. Pot
ting three mares. if paid by the LIST day Of Sep
TENDER, $2l; if not paid by that time $33 will
be charged. Persons who pay the money in the
season will be allowed a discount Of 90 per cent.
| have very careful groom, but will not be
responsible for accidents. Groom's fee so cts.
for each mare served.
ROBERT E. RlSON.
April 8, 1S7O-3m
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-05-20
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

ERRORS OF YOUTH.
A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all the
effects of youthful indiscretion, WILL for the sake
of suffering humanity, send free to all who need
it, the receipt and directions for making the
simple remedy by which he was ured Suffer
ers wishing to profit by the advertisers expert
ence, can do so by addressing. in perfect conf
dence, JOHN b. OGDEN,
may 2S-1y No. AZ Cedar street, N. Y.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-05-20
ORDER OF RATIFICATION.
In the Circuit Court for Charles County,
sitting as a Court Of Equity.
No. 427.
LEONARD C. EDELEN

LEONARD T.. EDELEN
G.. M. EDELEN, C.. D. EDELEN and r. W.
EDELEN.
ORDERED, This 26th day of April, 1870, by
" the Clerk of the Circuit Court for Charles,
sitting as Court of Equity, that the sale made
and reported by Daniel W. Hawkins, Trustee
for the sale of the real estate of the minor chill
cause mentioned, be ratified and confirmed, I'M
less cause to the contrary be shown on OF be-
fore the 23d day of May next; provided that a
copy of this order beinserted in some newspaper
published in Charles County, once in each OF
of May next.
The report states the amount of sales to be
$500.
GEORGE A. HUNT.
Clerk of C. C. for Charles County.
True copy-Test:
GEORGE A. HUNT, Clerk.
ap 29-3w
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-05-20
Helmbold's Fluid Extract ]
Buchu,

In affections peculiar to Females. is unequslled
by any other preparation, as in ChloFosis. or
Retention, Painfulness, or Suppression Of Gus
tomary Excavations, liberated or Schirrus
State Of the Uterus. and all complaints incident
to the sex, or the decline or changeaof life.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-05-20
NOTICE TO CREDITORS FOR DIS
TRIBUTION OF ASSETS.

In the Orphans Court of Charles County,
i April 9th. l87O,-Ordered by the Court,
that Daniel w. Hawkins. Administrator of
Robert s. Reeder, deceased, give notice for the
creditors Of said deceased to file their claims,
properly authenticated according to law, with
the Register of Wills. on or before Saturday,
the 2lst day of May, 1870, as the Administrator
will then proceed to distribute, through the Reg
lister, the assets of said deceased then in hand.
All those who shall not have filed their claims
as aforesaid will be by law excluded from all
benefit Of said deceased's estate
Test: JOSEPH STEWART, Reg. Wills
ap 29-4t for Charles County.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-05-20
ZIMMERMAN'S
W A HING M ACHIN e.

THE undersigned, having purchased the
i right of sale in Charles county of ZIM-
MERMAN'S (Maryland) PATENT WASHING
MACHINE, now offers it for sale at reduced
price. It is very simple in its construction
and requires no skill in its use. Persons who
have used it in Port Tobacco and elsewhere
during the last two years have been highly
pleased with the machine. Price only S.
RALPH WAY
Port Tobacco, April %, ls7o--tf
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-05-20
NOTICE.

A IL persons indebted to me on Wheel
II wrighting, Blacksmithing and other ac-
counts, are requested to come forward and set
tie the same by cash or short time drafts, before
the goth day of May next; otherwise, l shall
put their accounts out for collection
April Is, 1870-6t &C. E. WADE.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-05-20
Helmbold's Fluid Extract
Buchu 80

Is the great specific for Universal Lassitude.
Prostration. &c.
The constitution, once afectediwifh Organic
Weakness, requires the aid Of MediciDei to
strengthen and invigorate the system, which
EXTRACT BUCHU inyafia-
bly, does. .Ifno treatment is submitted TO, Con-
or insanity ensues. ti-..
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-05-20

rROCERIES-Our Grocery department is
VI well stocked with fresh goods, and we sail
at low prices--at LACEY'S.
MACHINE OLA prime article for sale
1vl at LACEY'S
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-05-20
EIELMBOLD ait Is
Fluid Extract Buchu and I'M
proved Rose Wash

Will radically exterminate from the system dis.
eases arising from habits of dissipation at little
expense, little or no change in diet. no incon.'
venience or exposure; completely superceding
those unpleasant and dangerous remedies, Co
paiva and Mercury, in all these Diseases.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-05-20

EASTERN FISH--A prime lot for sale at
~ NH 10 LACEY'S
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-05-20
IRON IN THE BLOOD.
$1,000 REWARD.

bl,UUU REWARD.
DeBing's Via Fuga cures all Liver, Kidney
and Bladder Diseases. Organic Weakness. Female
affections, General Debility and all complaints
of the Urinary Organs, in male and female.
$1,000 will also be paid for any case of Blind,
Bleeding or itching PILES that DEBING's PILE
REMEDY fails to cure.
DEBING'S MAGIC EMINENT cures Rhe,s-
matte Pains, Sprains, Bruises and S,ceed Joints,
in man and beast.
Sold everywhere. Send for Pamphlet
Laboratory-l42 Franklin ST.,
ap 22-ly Baltimore, Md.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-05-20
NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENTS.

In the Circuit Court for Charles County,
sitting an EquitY.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-05-20

g JACKS, Stockings and Handkerchief at
10 R. L, WOODS.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-05-20

DACON-NIiddlIng and Shoulder Bacon tor
I'D sale at LACEY'S.
ap2l
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-05-20
Use Helmbold's Fluid Elk
tract Buchu

In all diseases Of these organs, whether: exist
ing in male or female, from whatever cause
originating. and no matter Of how long stasd-
ing. 1t is pleasant in taste and odor, "imlhs-
date in action, and more Strengthening than
any of the preparations Of Bark or Iron.
, 1870-04-22


A THREE YEARS LaKCESr.
Charles ". Trumbull was tried and convicted
under ali indictment charNing him with the lAr-
reilv of lugCy, horse and harness, the properly
VI atnara Hodges, valued at S5e5. The Jury as
s.fsed the penalty ut three years In the Psnlten-
tioty.
SUSPENDED SENTENCES
Il : Lillian was brought before the cou.t uudcr
two indictments, an associate In each Of hts
cT1nt Icing left In custody to etAnd sentence. 1t
was charged against Lillian, that he. with one Ed
wntl Q. shaII'. assaulted one oncy r.. Hart with a
t'laru cue, htutay bcailnG HIN, anu Gu ting hLa
head. OF this crime he pleaded gullty, AMI SEN
tencc was suspended. In the other case he plead
ed guilty Of rnl'ling lIart after he hal been thus
severely beaten- In this case, also. sentence was
SUSPENDED.
l0sT HER LOVER,
Mary Moses r. Levi HIrisburg. This Is m action
commenced to recover damages for an alleged
s1antter. Cupias issued Plaintiff charges that DE-
fen1ant Palh Of her that fhe Was regular conrtc-
zan who had had an !l1eettlmhtc child. the result
Ct which waav The remark being made Ia the pres.
cnce Of oEe Jacob 1surk=on. to whom she was en-
Gaced to te married, be broke OF the engagement
and 6teAdfxst1s rGfuses to redeem bis PROMISE TO
marry. Five thousand dollars arc claimed.
, 1870-04-22

Schcuck's Pulmonic Syrup.

For all diseases Of the lunks aud rstir4toE erKans
SehEck Seawred Tonic, for dy.Pe+ta and indigestion
Schcrrits Mandrake Pi1l4. for liver complaint
TEste ropu!aE nedfeine4 have nov beea before The
lule nearly forty ycA1-, aud the reputation they have
aacd ndera 1t nseless t, pud them Thousands who
kavc Kern benefited by shclr testify to their mcra
It r,sy bc a.kcd. BY those who rot familiar w!.a
The vt.tue. OF three kTsat rHe'ses, " How do Dr.
Ertepck'h medicines effect their wonderful cures Of cod
tunI .innt"
Thr answer Is pir1ple They bse!u their work
cf restoration hy bringing the etomae- hrf. and 55z
Ia nto active, hehthy condition II b food that
Pills act on the liver and ttanaeh. rrcnntin< healthy
recrtson and the bite aud slime which hAvr
sults FINN the inactive. toEpd oouono ct these
and nf tho tystcE1 scucraty. Tas suEgsh et.ss
Of the body. and the consequent accumulation OF tG
unhealthy substances nln prevent The proper dxez-
ton Of food, md. natural consequence crc4td a-
exec which frrulh II peust1Aon. and finally In death.
Sehenck's Pplrnonr Syrup and, SeAwcrd Tonic whea
tRkrn sctuIA1y, nnsle with the fct sid the dxerya
ORGANS, Enake Eood, tfrh beoA sna- natural
qnence, give eAh and strength to tho patient Lt te
faculty what It may, this l. the only trus fol
| consumption. Experience hss Irorrd II heycrd ths
shadow Of doubt. and thousands ta-ay a1irc xd
well who few yeaEs strcs regarded as holelcz.
tstes, hut who Iutueed to IT. d.. Sehcuck'4
dies, and n1orcd 70 permanent hc slth by &Aei1
| uee.
Dr. Schcnctf Almanac. containing fnn teatlse CT
the various forms Of dtcase hia mode Of treatment IND
general directions how 10 his medicine. 10 hs4
e1us sent By rna hy addrcaaIug hfs principal oe&
l No, IS North Si1th4t, Philadelphia, Pa
Price of he Prlmouie Syrup and SeAwred Tonic caeh
a1lO PR bottle, $3.50 hall dozen. Mandrake rile
= cents box For sale by al druggists and aea1ers-
, 1870-04-22
FyfNC,T"AT

=
.CLAciNNaIl, Apln --6tEkAIsftP1a - flonF
oua. !Amnyt saMezatS Mneat statJ; fett,
sElu4L.nH IoIu ~ " II Soou nstnaho = es.eoe, sup
Ply naraly eaual - tnt aen oAs nttn a1a
6oc. Kye niM 1. ana N u eooo demand u assss'c-
B1rlay dnu ~ oocfa $Ln-
Co11oS-Flrm ana &c nlener. IutdaunQ. ettc
To1Aoco-in good delnand T. aaa y t1e iow1r ~ r. s,asss
advanced shade saies - naos a. S+o 70 el''o9;
the offerings are not eaaal 70 nc demaha ma, ~,
WnlskET-BuoIs2t anu unsees'eo' Lux
o1eEcd, but none offering. .,ux ~,
PRovnoSs-Frmer. more demand: 80 sAes, t,,Ss ~
hsls mess pork At ssoo; offerings ks1L atn,,, nuIk
Neats higher: salGs 20e, Coo Is AZ Ittc ~! sauul-
ders; l4s4a15Hc for clear rb sides ana III 40 iot
clear, The demand Is chiefly lot c!e4r lp slde&
Hacnn hleh4r and In demand, offerings Hgnt; Sa!es
1lO hhds II 1l.ta1i;sc for shoulders l5Ic 1ot
clear rib sides, and 16a:t&l6Kc for clear. sa9al-
curcd hams, 13AGlskc, and frm- Lard nfme1,
not offered below 16c, and but little 1t that late.
BC1TER-Etrm, hut little choice of1eziDg1 brings
sNa SIC for Western Reserve.
EGGs-Fttm 1t lie
OM-Ltnseed oil dull At sS19a0c- Lard OIL, sl-sS
G1.s.s, ami very nIm- Petroleum dull; 1epot1e0
At saastc- -..-.
AoSErARf-Gold, 1f31l burtnG: 1taE selling.
, 1870-04-22
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Foreign Markets.


LoSpo., ArIi. I'LL rs r. n.-Consols f6- money
At; consoss, on account, 24,.. Esies, i9j.: III
nnis Central, l13; United States s-ens 1852, ssh
s2os. OLD, 1st5t i,-s,, sy'. 10 46s, ~
IQSpeS, April ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, for money,
81. accJ2nt, nih. American scrur,ties gMlet;
5:0s, l:c5, ss.i; lo+ha, -; 5-es, tsj3. ~. 9s
ls'i, 49,: Erses. 1914; Illinois Central. ll3; Gfeai
Western, 81.
pAElS, April a1.-Ennrse f1r1n, S5f &c.
LIVERPOOL, Arrl el-ll:15 4 m-FIour, 1875 %
Winter wheat, 81 6I,1Ss Ill. rel wheat, Is 81
white wheat, On Ill Cur1l, JGs 6,l-
Pork. 9ts- Lafi1, E@A 81.
I1rENi,uI. Apnl .h-EvcnnC-Cottnn steady
nltId!ing HrEtnds lf:.d. Orleans, lfEstG1 Th.
Sales, II, ,0c0 bales.
California white wheat. o. ID TED Western No. 2,
- Cd winter Ss 6tas@ IL. Western f3onG. l9s ed.
Corn, No. 9 G'xe,i, SOS 6.i Oats, ss 81 Barley,
.a4 Peas 3Gs 81.
Pork, s7s. Heet, 1861 1ani 1rm at 6ss stl.
Cheese, 79a- Bacon, :7H III, Cumberland cut, eIS
s@--LoSpoH, April 7l.-TailoW f1rner but nut higher
knsin quiet ani steady At 81 9A- linseed oil heavJ
at a3s 81. IineceN nrtl.
FRANKFORT, April 2l.-Donda closed nEmcr ant
higher; .-41., 9st.
IisyRE, April el.-Cotton closed hrm and quiet
low MidIlinE anORt, 1871
ANTWERP, April 91.-retroleom closed Inn a
5lf.
nRnxEs, April a1.-petroleum tim at 9 tha1er
Is CruAta ..
liAMpERG, April 91.-Petruleum nrm.
, 1870-04-22
WAR TO THE KNIFE.
The Offending Members OF Tnmm a.
ny Ampusnted Tho Elni~htnE
Touch Given TO the - Young Dc
tOQc1aCVsss

From lhs Nos York 7smes, Apsi7la
Tho Tanmany Society Sons of Columbia
elected their ofice1a for the year 1870, last
evening. Much e1citcmentr and some slight
disturbance was anticipated, wherefore Cap-
tain Cameron. With body Of police. occupied
the vestbule aud entry to tho hail it which
the election was held. All went of very qui-
city, however. Sachem James B, Nicholson.
Ethc1 Of the Council presided over very
large meeting Of the society. The contest was
niouacy.r~ The latter sustained a Waterloo
defeat. Two hundred and ei1ty-hre votes
wrre cast OF these al2 we're given to the
sac cssstul ticket. which WAS The following:
Vim. II. Tweed, Grand S1clem- Sachams-
A Oakey Hall. Matthew T. Brennan, 1sasc
Nathaniel Jarvis, Jr., Mch.sd D. Connolly, Z.
2. Hart, Douglas Taylor, James B, Nicholson,
Samuel D. Garsin, Joseph Dowlng, Peter B.
Sweeney. Ifcasurer-Henry Yandowater. Sec
retaEy-Nleou Small Sagarnore-Gsosge n.
Rpone. NiskinHe- Stephen c. Duyea-
tiou ticket, which bore the following uaHes:
For sAchems-John Fo1, Samuel J. Ilden,
John Morriesey, Mantou Marble, George y.
Mclean, Edward Hogan, Augustus ScheN,
John Il: McCunn, Andrew Il Green, James
Hayes. John E. Deyelin. Samuel Z y. Bar
taT-Wilspn Small SagamoIe--George ".
Roome- Wiaknhe-Stepben c. Duyes-
The meeting then adjourned until the 12th
Of May. when the officers elect VIII be duly in
The following report Of the Council OF
9achems Of the Ta1nmany Society regarding
the late - unpleasantness, WAS promulgated
list evening;
=. The Council Of S3chams Of the Taumanv
Society Of Columbian Order, having received
the petition signed BY more than two-thiryls Of
the members Of the General Committee Of
Tamrnauy Hal, requesting the council, as
matter ct party necessity, to investigate the
facts md circumstances connected with the re-
cent effort to break down the organization OF
tho Democratic patty in this city, under the
LEAD Of John Mot1issey, John FoI-who, while
performing their unworthy parts, deserted
their posts in Congress- ~ Democratic Repre-
tentAdves from this city, during the entire
session, and pending the decision Of great vital
questions OF general snd local concern, laay-
ing two Of the most important districts Of the
Whole Union unreprcsented In Congress, and
when their yotea, "A in the case Of the xlnis-
sion OF Virgiuia might, with those Of the
Democratic Representatives who remained
faithfully at their posts, have secured HSnh
Conservative hinnphs-&nd other parties do
hereby certify that they have carefully exam
ined such facts &pd circumstances, from tho
concoction Of the plot By the said No11issex,
Al Washington, IN tho interest Of the Repuhf-
can p.rtY, down to the final cHo1t Of himself
and asso3ases 10 dispose Of The Democratic
vote which they clMned to control in
tie city Of New York, 70 prominent
Republican, aad eaitoz ot loading Repab-
, 1870-04-22
The Canadian Expedition to Red
River.

F1u7s the 7brpnto tCan-l Telegraph. dpril 81.
It is now stated positively, that Colonel
Wolsley is 10 ohave command Of the expedition
to Red Iiver. We are glad to hear it. Colonel
Wolsey is the best man in CanAda to-day for
the position. he Las had great experience;
but possessed Of coolucss, Judgment and
courage in remarkable degree. And, what
is Of no small importance, he powB our vol
untecrs. and they know him.
But whero are the troops7 It Is said that
the force will consist OF regiment or two of
tccrp. made up OF small detachnents from
each military district II il also said they aro
to assemble at Collingweod two or three days
before their departure by steamer from Fort
William. We bopo there ia no truth in this
statement. We hope tho government do not
intend sending these young men away Nth
only two or three days preparation. They
preparation, il possible, instead Of two or
three days. They should be called out at once.
| There is no reason III tho world why they
should not be placed under canvas this week.
Our Ottawa correspondent informs Ne that
the Dill Of Rights handed In by nirhot and
Sect differs very materially from that adopt
ed at tho Fort Garry convention. One Of The
! of country shall be set apart for the exclusive
usc Of the French population. Another dc
mtnd is thst no ssforeign" troops-that il.
] Canadian or British troops-shall he sent Il
| tho Territory. And still another demand il
! that force Of 600 men, residents Of tbs
Territory, shall be raised, armed, equipped
and paid By the Dominion Government; ant
We suppose it is also demanded that We shal
| mako liel Commander-in-CMe Of th'
sa1ae- These are exceedingly modest request
on the part Of pack Of rutfians who have de
fed cur authority, innulted cur flag, and i'm
prisoned our citizens. It surpasses in lmpu
dcnce-in downright check-anything befor
heard Of. Tie fellows who have the face t.
make such demands, after the outragcs the
have committed, should be advised to lesv
the country at once, and return to Riel, wit!
the information that their " Bill OF Rights,
and all other matters, will be promptly attond
cd to bs Colonel Wolsley and the forces unde
him. at Fort Garry, just IS soon ~ 1t is posi-
lle for them TO reach tho Territory.
, 1870-04-22

lc.n newsp4per, In his candidacy fof ons-
o1nor, il tho thoa pending charter before me
Legislature, restoring municipal nights 70 INC
city Of New York, should, BY their joint enofss;
be defeated. And the council have prepared
report setting forth the details OF thus con,
splE1cy against tho integrity Of the party ana
the weIiare Of our city; and tho names and
xcte OF tho prominent coniederates, which
Will be deposited in the Archire or tue eo2ety'
md = copy furnished to the deneral Con-
mittec, 10 be placed among its reeordA
1.-The committee have unanimously 40
c5ded. AZ the result Of m1tuza inyost1ssuon
and deliberahon, under the AuthontJ con,
Committee, in order ito Hecnre union anu
harmony, and Just representation to the lem
ocrahc party OF our city in general commit ee'
..Firs,. Tha. the scsts OF the delegates from
tho First, Second, Third. Fifth Thirteenth;
Fourteenth, md fWenty-d5s Wasus sS IN ss.o
General Committee be, and they are hese91, n,
declared vAcaut, and that new elections 70 MI
such vacancies, and to secure representanon
in the General Committee from such Wafus, %
held under tha direction Of inspectors 70 bs
named by the Chairman Of the General Con
mittee, and ut such times md places IS ne
shal1 designate.
the General Committee hereafter in such other
wards Is atan, BY the vote Of the majority OF
the delegates, request that the same shall be
held.
.7hird, That Ward Committees,i IN the wards
first namod, be constituted by the delegates
elected to the General Committee,
"The Council have under consideration two
other wards, and beg leave to report in regard
to them at q future day.
dated At Tammany Hall, April 16. 185o:
"Sachems: S. B. Garyin, Isaac Bel. u. T.
Brennan, Peter D. Sweeney, z: 3: Hart a
Jr., john ]. Bradley, c. G. Cornell
"Sachcm JAMES B. NICHOLSON.
Father OF the Council
Thus the offending delegates are removed
from their seats in the General Committee
and provision ia made for supplying thsi'
places with men OF the Tweed stripe. Tht
onlv Question that remains twill the rebel
ioug politicians consent 70 be quietly oustel
, 1870-04-22

Fort OF Chicago.

1,.-... .-.. ARRIVED. ...Aprl y.
stmr sheboEEan, milwaukee,, so0 brls 1ous, ) pigs
fsh. ansl snn,iIits.
StnF 01lou. GEanl Haien. ~ bris dour and sun
.Hus.
Prop G. j. Trues.ie'l, Escanaba, $50 tons pig Iron
and snndrteA
Schr Rosa Belle, Man1sfee. 1ea m lumber
Schr New HaMshlrc, stony Greek, 5Do IN shingles
an.l - cls wood
Se0" Annle l0tnlne, Aahistee, l1a m !utnht!-
sths EyetlEc, Holland, " N slaves an' 15 cds
GasH. is p,.,,, ,,.n,-., n,
SchE 1ascn IAtkcI, n2n!sic', ~ ~ luthpef.
Senf ittsia, uel!ann. ~ ~ wool oo'L-,.,
se''' s,.l y, 1ath 1io noseo t'' t''
. ~ s,N ~ .ntp. H. r.. ,.n,
S,,,n tmn, ns Mn.i 1s,,sn ~ !" ~ !n. ~ ,n,n
, 1870-04-22
FRENCH PROTESTANT CHURCH.

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Rev, c. Mel, 10 establish In this city French
fIo'essaut Soc.c's' rssun9 UPON .us o:oau NAILS
Of Christian fcItoFsnlp and Christian liberty, has
lern crnrncd NTH The fu,t succes, II 40 vel d.
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&fFea Inc selSleca hlI1edtQ oelo III 1ae !ec9ale-
rrom OF the Second Presbyterian Church have
proved no,p and more attractive, Tncy hare
estn regularly attended BY leading members Of III
pa1icplar5y. The 5!rh rnrt1nn of il hsFc festidci
their cr0r{rr insnr-as9 - hF ssesav .tfnndsnno ~
ihe 1srttA anA ae1e11 " = htEAa9 AtGLuaASe y
nnd.ststS, ana give evidences taat 1ne *olK
NJ Is called TO be in our Western metropo-
he moment bad therefore arrived when what
tied pyEaui1asion ~ ~ mEs9 become SET
gentlemen Whoa f1nn ~ ~ 1ass eaecs Weli.kuoMn
tnte nnsrS :, n me enterprise have been copst