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doubt Of his love had entered her
soul, and made the light all around
her thick darkness. No wonder that
her face grew clouded. nor what he
considered ~moodiness and Miniature,
took possession Of her spirit.
You are good and true. Mary, my
own dear wife; l am proud Of you-I
love you, and my first desire is for
your happiness. O, if | could always
see your face Ia SUNSHINE my home
would be the dearest place on earth"
How precious to me are your
words of love and praise, Andrew"
said Mrs. Lee, smiling up through
her tears into his face. With them
in my ears, my heart never lie in
shadow"
How easy had been the work for
Andrew Lee. He had swept his hand
across the cloudy horizon, and now
the bright sunshine was streaming
down, and flooding that home with
Joy and beauty.
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FAEA-BeauLiul. W~aiI-inproVed farm:
- l69 acres ~ bearing apple trees {choice
Fruit. three miles west OF EIfzabatbfowu.
Illinois. Can be had st q bargain nv CALI
ing on WARREN & mATTISON, AttOr-
neys Third Street, between Main aud Lo.
Gust, lfeI7 dtf
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E LAND A L
Seven Rich and Highly Improved
Ohio River Tobacco Farms,
with all their Appur-
~tenanCaS,
And 504 CITY LOTS.
Located in the wealthy County of Hen
derson, Kentucky.
And 5O4 CITY LOTS,
$4,000
CapItai Prize,
Tickets, FIVE DOLLARS.

Besides the above prizes. there is ONE
prfze of 5000, W OF s., 200 each, and FOUR
of 5000. cash, rent money for the year 1869,
which go to the inner of the first seven
prizes, respectively. Also, all he rent
money for 1870, for which good will
be taken, and assigned TO those drawing
the prizes. Final drawing takes place
.JUNF D., 1870, at MASONIC TEMPLE,
LOUISVILLE, KY.
This popular enterprise is Endorsed By
every leading ofie.el in the State of Ken
lucky, and upwards of i've hundred OF her
most prominent citizens.
L. h. LYME, Cashier Bank,
Henderson, KY
e. B. ALEXANDER, Commercial Bank,
Louisville, KY.
HopkinsYilIe, Hopkinsville, KY.
JAS. l.. DALLAM, Commercial Bank,
Paducah, KY.
B. @. THOMAS, Cashier, Lexington. Ky.
W. B. TYLER, Cashier DEPOSIT Bank
greensboro, KY.
% diff
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yapt. aaIEes Says tunf uu 10 THHav
night the barEnin f5r the Dexter haf nr
been clos Il. This IS rather singular nr.r
the particulars Of tho purchase har r.rr
Published in the 50. Louis HenhBff~ af
Friday morning as authOrative.
Not strange az ali. They have FUNNY
ways ofdoing things % New Albany. nnf
nothing done there should aarpr.ao anv
one.
The Enquirer sayss
Ihe remains n william Loiabaraar. an-
klneer OF tho hnmn NO. q, were bnrI.
Portsmouth last M0ndav. ms frr.-
resided in that place.
The Times OF Monday evenings avrt
The toW-boat Y. j. Wilson. while nnt
Ing q landing at tho mouth 81 Mff Crrr
last night dur.Bg tho squat. to0r ii
against q loaded cBnl-bnrpe ownr
gilmore. Tic barge was badly damaer
Ing efforts on the part OF toe crew. .rr
body VIII have n small bill 10 ellie.
LOUISVILLE. - The C0ur. er-g0ugsi.
Monday Says
For the balance of the Season ~
ina we are 10 have plenty 0f Ton
Inc indiana kliKour and lex en-. and
haps one or two other boats, wlIIenu.
LOUISVILLE and sew Orleans trada. an. .
as regular PACKETS these poin
h Commercial says.
The towbOat Kanawa spmne fesr
sunk about 4 O'Clock lastFfdaw r9rr
eight niles below Gallipolls. Ollie
loot OF hAcooh island 40 WAS dFst rI
cred that there was aomoihinn The 81
with the BOAT, and, on t~nveaurnffu
was found that The boat had suHnnQn
and was fast sinking, when sine wr
mediately headed for the shore. bntH N
10 could be reached the boat nunh
turned bottom mp. smashing Tia -
and rendering the boat "a Total loss.
me crew ali escaped on the hnfrrf
ceptlng the Watchman, Charles
VINO was asleep "a htssth;e.r0um wha
Went down, but, strmuKo % hnV. aner.
In eNtricating himself from Tho ahrN-
swan out All right. The KnmmwHn Nnm
nye bargea loaded with coal nr thn fU.
tne q All OF WhiOu were aHvnT. urr
barge was cut loose and lodged be. al Nrr
tne Greenwood aiterWard pulled It on rrr
~ rs 81 right. Whom the Loaf furrrI
over me boilers went into The river. anl
The stoves, both I'm TIA cabin ANA mu.t
house, upset, and the boat wOufH ms
doubleday burned MP had She mof
over ana cNtlnguished the mrs. ahr rr-
lies bottom side up about eight milo
low 0allpO Is q total wreck. The Hrl
VIVA wa built by the Kanawha U-.
Coal company, ~ wheeling nbouf llrf
years ago. az a cost OF $4,000. Nha un
aured for $4,000 In Eastern comuanfr
About noon % tho Hornet uaa trrHmr
a heANy Tow OF coal over the faIfa. o.u ~.
the barges sprung leak ia some murfrr-
Gus way gradually sunk unflII m.rf
70 the bottom a. the foot OF Sand f.I.rU
u contained about 1900 bushels of rra
belonging 20 SHARP Mcdonald.
RAsHYTLLE.-The Republican Barner 81
Saturday saysi
The Armada "a making a One repulrtIrr
IoF regularity. She gets OF nt her r.r.r.
tiaed lime every pop"
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of Dissolution Of O0partner
shin.

ar Office Is HEREBY GIVEN, that
~ the partnership heretofore existing
IN the furniture business, in Evansville
Indiana, between Ferdinand Karges, Fer
diDand Weiberg, Henry Stoitzs and the
UNDERSIGNED. Christian Miller, was dis
solved on the Dist 0ay of January, 1870,
having expired by Limitation IN the arti-
cIss o. partnership
Until a receiver shall De appointed, the
business VIII be managed By the under
signed. as usual
CHRISTIAN MILLER.
January a, 1870. tlaa dtf
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- ~ MAJ
contains the following:
Capt. McManus, President OF the Mem
phis and 81. Louis Transportation Com
pany, arrived here yesterday from New
Orleans. He returns to-day 70 the South,
much aggrieved at the treatment his line
received at the hands OF our Sc. Louis
board OF underwriters. IL appears from
what we can learn, that then new, and Is
teamer, NJ. J. Wicks, was deemed by our
underwriters as too Light OF build for her
carrying capacity. and, therefore, was
crossed IS unseaWOrthy. The Wicks has
already made more than one successful
trip, and has proven herself well worthy
Of shtppers' patronage; and why, that
now, when she has a fine trip engaged,
this disturbance should be created, Is more
than maHy OF our most responsible snip
pers can determine. Captain Miller last
evening paid a visit TO h Wicks, and
found her as represented, stauneh and
well built. This Is no doubt all that was
required, and henceforth we hope she will
no more be the cause OF complaint.
CINcIsHATI-The Commercial Of Mon
day says:
The Nick LongwOrth will arrive here to-
dav, and load for New Orleans
HI Leslie Combs, bOund from IrontOn
to Louisville with q tow OF six h~atbOaiss
containing S5 tons Of pig iron 9nd ZOcords
O'Clock, when near Anderson Ferry, ten
miles below this city. broke her wafer
wheel shaft. By careful management sne
will be lowed TO Louisville BY the george
Thompson. h Leslie Combs returned
here for repairs.
me Rene Wharfboat, recently sunk and
raised. has again sunk. IL Is an Old dilap-
idated Institution.
The Gazette says:
win. L.. Visscher. OF the Richmnnd5s
HeadTfght, IS employed now or the edito-
rial stan Of the Indianapolis Journal
Tbe 81. Marys win leave New Orleans
for here tomorrow. Pilot Gus. Auten-
heimer left by raiiFnday evening - bring
Cabt. o. T.. shlnkle telegraphed here TO-
Z CapL. Vincent khtuAie 10 contract with
z Perry Thorp for the nun ~ "a ataamheat
4 for Tie Cincinnati and New Orleans trade.
The new hull win ha 275 fset long, a8 feet
beam, feet hold.
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Important Notice.
The usuaI amount of steam used to do
saving with by the Portfble Circular saw
Mill is from I25 to $50 pounds pressure per
SQUARE inch. 1 have due this amount
and require only from 60 TO 80 pounds per
SQUARE inch, at which steam is not con-
sidered in the least dangerous, and Is. at
the same time, more economical IN the
SAYING Of fuel, &c. We append the follow
ing certiheate of the first of my new style
Ports bic Mills, for the noting and careful
DerusaI OF sawyers and all those desiring
10 purchase. and solicit q call and care1ul
examination, they now being ready on
hand and making, mounted on four strong
wooden wheels, with wide tires and heavy
iron axIes, easily drawn from q place, and
always ready for operation in a few hours
or mounted on legs and wooden skids, or
otherwise:
ME. KRATz:-The Portable Engine you
Furnished me, consider as satisfactory and
perfect in every respect az any machine L
aver saw, runs light, uses 10 pounds OF
steam for running q double 50 and 3O inch
CIRCULAR saw mill for a common days busi-
ness. AEmaverag5 days work. 5000 to
10000 feet Of lumber, easy, with 70 pounds
Of steam. A sSALDW6L
Other sizes for farm and plantation use
and all other requirements.
nov 15-8m Z. KHAIA
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L. RUFFNER, JR., Evansville, Ind.
JOHN GOleSnda. Ills.
Gus. Evansville, Ind.
L. RUFFNER, Jr.. 81 co.,
Commission NEercia'fs
Provision and Produce Dealers,
Sole Agents Ohio Riuer and Kanaaoha
Sail Companies,
EVANsVTLLE. TnD.

We keep a very large stock of FLOUR in
store. and are handling 500 barrels per
week. We can fill orders for any grade
that may be wanted, at the lowest market
prices. Orders for Provisions and Pro-
duce solicited, and satisfaction warranted.
Terms cash. We issue 500 P-rice-Curreuts
weekly, and will furnish a copy regularly
to any one desiring us to do so.
Oc15 diff L. JR.& co.
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EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
ImpOrfant Notice.

Portable Engines (soa0 mall size), and
Portable Circular SGI0 MiAs.
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~YELL~PEACED Low E--Fs75vg 79r
Young Men, free, N sealed envei-
opes. HoWARD ASSOCIATION, Box P. PHIL
adelphlal Fa. mh4t
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THE PURE, GENUINE IMPOTTEn
EPARATION dfEc0Uered by IIa
H0FF, OF Berlin.
A TONIC BEVEHAGE aud MNaNa
OF the entire system.
A SUBSTITUTE FOR ALE B0or, NaU-
ter, n Alcoholic Drinks OF every dec
tiOn.
A BTRENGTHENEH for the dobllitHLnI
A REMEDY for every one.
TARRAMT n Cos NEW YORK.
gOLE AGENTS FOR THE UNITED
STATES, ETC,
.nla IInnI
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JohnsOn's Real Estate aid Pat8ut
Agency.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

THE BUHsOHIBEm C0MAEh
~ the Lumber Business 90 his Old l.
At the cOrnc OF Main beKeuth 3tN"HLH.
and would respectfully inform b ruNIIa
that hig stock - large ana second To nome
II the assOTtmemps emDrneing Pine uI HII
thicknesseg and Quhltyi from the tI.N..
Third Common basluhW Board up NI
Tbree-fnch Blrst Clear Plank.
Also, % DOORS Of various lhlckunl.a
and styles. and
10000 LIGHTS.
Window sash, Pine and Poplar 8hfnrIo.
z and fleet Lath, Mouhi meA. gnHInna
Ouarter-Hound DC, &c.
orders from the country, river or raI
filled promptly.
sen d5m JOHN +. 0LOVE
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FOR SALE.

rOR SALE-VALUABLE MAIN
= STREET PROPERTY-That splendid
property known as the Egler property,
ltuated on the west corner of Main and
Sixth Streets, fronting 75h feet on Main
Street and $50 feet on sixth Street. Said
property is offered for sale at low figures
on easy termS. Apply to
Up. ELLIOTT & SON,
Real Estate Agents.
Corner Locust and Third Streets
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HrEAEIsuATS.
1868. 1870
HE@HEN#
Evansville & Tennessee River
Packet.
FOR
PADUUAH, E13TPDRT & FLORENCE.
The heeta and elegant assengers Steamer
1860.

Capt. LEE HOWELL:
Ron. G. MCMECHAE, Clerk,
Leaves Evansville. as above, every FRI
DAY, promptly at 4 o'clock P.BL.
The steamer RAPIDAN No. 2 viii run
during the season as above, connecting at
DsnVflle with the L., 9. q NJ. Railroad
and at J~ohnsonville with the n. q N. "
Railroad, for all points East and West.
Having been thoroughly repaired and re-
furnished throughout, they oner special
Inducements to passengers and shippers
for speed, safety, and comfort.
Orders for pig iron, dressed or undressed
yellow pine lumber, left with our Agent,
viii receive prompt attention.
Shippers can rely On this boat leaving
promptly, paying special attention TO COL
lections and way business.
For freigh or passage apply on board, or
to WIN. II. COEAET,
falls diff Agent.
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NOTIONS. ETC.
CMAG. ID.

Having returned from the East, where he
has extended hfs experience IA the finer
branches of p~aper-hAugiugs Returns his
thanks to the citizens OF gh1z place for
past and is confident that he
viii be abe 30 give satisfaction 10 his old
friends, and al new ones ID may favor
him with q call BrQers Helt At az and 80
Main Also llEOuLh First street, mhlt I'm
, 1870-06-07

In this play, Jennie perfectly 1t home She has
the pecpIIaf dramatic fnAh ties to do herself great
credit u charSetet1 wn1en Aessaes w AS sts
The public. MI. g.. A Hight 1dsd @ much to The
pcrsonation Of the wild, vlndtCts sua fevenGe;-
ful Arab. The piece was put On me sage nen} cit
be kept On the boards until further nA ee
THE NEGFEln SORKk
The pupils Of Nj. F. Zegfeld, Of the onservA.
Il trosb o. Ssf @ase sssa Ha Wbicn ~as Tei "a oes
the hall being quite nlled BY very sppzeA es5 ~;
audience, which comprised much o1 the mmA % -
talent Of the city. The programme was weuA
abilities OF the puptls, and Was Carried oat wtEb
admirable success, the only exceptiouabie thing
being that the e,.corks we're too often i1dulged m
asSe ens o. ae
The plano solos were the most numerous OF the
features. They were given BY Miss Peters, Miss
Fanny Wheeler, and Miss EettIe Roberts, tic two
the instI ament The aTanahaGser March" By
Msa Roberts, and Got&sehhltts ePriutemps
dAmour," were Buperlattveig good, and the latter
aIEllsir d'Amolr.n Mrs Bogardus sang KucK-
era Heaven Hath Shed Tear" very pleeangiy,
and Miss Mccarthy gave E; T. Roots new song
Precious to Thce," which viii hereafter take
Mlsa schaedcr and MI. Folz sang the duet, "When
I Essay to Rest" and AessrA Btscho1 and Folz
sang In elegant fulness Of eject, the braya Duet
The concert was an unH.lnGled snccess, and very
far nboVe the average Of entertainments Of that
nominal class. the performer being really en-
order. The maturity Of style displayed was mex
pccted, while the v1gor and ctspness Of the instru-
mentatlon left no dark impression Of weary cram-
ming 1Or the occasion, bnt argued that the music
be regarded ns exhibiting the high culture attained
In comprehensive range OF study and practice.
, 1870-06-07
TIE MALLET AND THE KNEE
Saloon 1fowx-A 3Inn knocked Scnyeless.
aud Another Stabbed Twice.

On the corner Of Huron and ktnsbury streets Is
a saloon and boarding house. Austin McNamara
IL the proprietor, but as looking sitter the lunch
enters Is work enough for one man, an employe
named MOTE Durlin, "maus" the bar, and attends
10 the saloon. The locality IL not noted for Its
mild and peaceful residents, antf. In consequence,
frequent lghts take place. About nQuarter after II
and, II may result seriously, mention Is made Of
1t. At the time mentioned, a fellow named John
UMally, wnu resides a few doors away, entered
Dutkln. The latter can twist his tongue Into all
use use worse laDeusse than oaailJ he did % thia
heer giasa anu hit him on the head, Telling him to
the f0or. The noise was heard by hcNanara,
who was on the oor above, and he came ne; dgWn S',
U'Maiiey pan ptzhck '!she old 1nan:' whercnpon
Mcnamara struck 0Malicy anu threw him into
The street Where he las foE fsW momea M e1.sa Ra wy
patrons oi Il rival saloon, and prepared 70 make
an stack on McNamaras place. Much damage
hcals would have been Bwolcu, ha.t not woman,
said to be McHamaTa's wife, rushed out OF thu
door and struck oCla1ley On the head with
ma!et He fell to the sidewalk Sehscless, and
was fl the same state at l O'Clock this morning.
The striker disappeared, and. when policeman
Moran came up. could not be found, McSamara
was arrested and taken to the Huron Street STA
sion. No other arrests were made, as QNaily s
.'irttnds" fkedaddIed when the saw Moran ap-
LToaching. Durkin was not badly hnrt " uaa =
nnD on Els head about the size Of the bottoln OF
:hc glass which struck him. OSlailey was takcn
to his boarding house and physician sent 1of' Ii
~ thought his skull ts fractured. -.,
-AHttther row occurred III q saloon on NOTE
Clark last evening. Two Germans, sfter !HibtblnQ
glass Of beer each, began 1lspusang Us 70 "nt
should pay forit. Buth became angry, and one Q
them, whose name Is George Ruhl!nR, struck ths
other, who Is known a. Joseph lloKatadt- Th'
latter pulled out kli..::e III. cut his uutagonst q
;he cheek mud OIL TIC head. Bolh staSs - s.:ss
| tnes. The men, who are Germans, antl cahn0
! speak a word Of English, were arrested, ant
| locked up In the Huron Street Station.
, 1870-06-07
AMUSEMENTS.


ZEE orhaa s,aa.eSs noIsh; -. ,..,,,. -
thc oPesa Aoase WAS uefo'eo A"a. essuos !"
the revival OF spectacle, in the production o1
riece called "The Green nuntsman," which, as Is
customary with spcctacIes. wns given to an audi
:. ~ a,r,os+ evc1ns,ve,r msscn,tnc uThe qraen
ence Anaoss e.uss -, % tlsssaans ~.,,a, ~ 80 e.
Huntstna0" 10 INC ilne or ooaaesa' lo'loHs u taa
wake Of all other spcc*acles, with the exception
that each detail ls magnInett. The dramatic busl-
raea IA +be unrest bos and {,riye, and none OF the
.,sssa.,a 80 ,esr1. 1.n,n- snr ,s1rae n, ta,ent
% w. - rorr arSIna utnrf acfnr he IN
sercst centfes IN lie ba]Iet Which occupies The
stage lnrge share Of the time. The dressing Is
mms w nnsn , t oisn viii n" frenttnn
" san1a1i Mno sa teorthy oi {'ein1 1snreti AZ
15 bo in ana sssG and e. qS
Te15aInner hoWever. II Is amply IN exhibition Of
it1s ~ the' 'amitenre T'he Leo Il the featnrc and
IN maiorttv Of cases, very poor feature. Aa al
Ing very attractive to any one else except that
clnes Of the community for whom nothing else has
There IRE some really excellent features. how
ever. in the spectacle and these are summed Up
an IL the Gee n 4esses sea aas r.
sources Of tue stage seem to have
been fairly exhausted. The costumes are very
naiie rSn aqa ana a. s:ee IS mrve
II pI1lancy and gorgeous ntTlcacy never before
cauaied III the history Of the spectacle We hare
eesston Of eHects which surprise the eye, each OF
them very beautiful, while in elaborateness and
IND a tSe eeaF aTstie e Of essa
ve enaepge eopass9h, Ths e. es
s he @ aes Gal ous spr M %
sta,e M limbs AID steps The stage carpenters and
Eeene painters aIe the ones really deserving Of any
STs 31 T. seneased ana aaeg hnSe FL evening 1 s " wa"
WILL w 'efsas'g anr ,r nsnxas se OPERA
rho second wax nI oe1 Of tas German Opera COM
hs bet q ls4 1es T
Ee1y crude T1e soloIsts was hot quite an g their
aSxse e Hn and We presi
~ 1se,s t MnHt anot%eT nertonaaea befare vc ex
press my 1nsI opinion upon the piece, as alI the
singers last night were worn out with rehearsal
provtment, which We hope to BEE this evening.
A1KEs,s MUSEUM,
Mrs Barry and Nj. Lea1oyne, those old Museum
ieem Of Chicago theatre goefs which has been
manly vacant during their absence, dropped II,
selwynY, in Boston, And their el1 frten'ls
dropped in to welcome them, and the Museum va:
uIled with people who might have been the dupli
tons OF s'Dora" md &c Farmer Afltn," som1
evening In 1865. The returned .waudereIt
looked wonderfully familiar, and II was di1
laces hare confronted Us these two years
So thought the delighted audience, who @ g9s.
each o. the tns sooa oa xn for
occasion, with MrA Barry rs Hiss Hardcasut
and MI. leMoyue, as Tony Ln1npk'n, butt
| md both Of which they admirably rendered
The cast also included Mr. Aiken % IarloEt
MI. DlaisGell as Hast;ays, Mt Keller as II,
Mps M sds- Gcsnon a. as i Miss 7 Seri't The honors {
The evening were carried Of hy Mrs. barts, NJ L
| Npvne and Mr. Aiken the lhtter'B baah1nl seen
fh..u
, 1870-06-07
THE JUDICIAL ELECTION.
Letter From MIR. II. F. Aver. Declining to be
n Candidate for Circuit LndRc.

Neskyx {. Z. Edrtreu Grant Goodrich and Others:
GES11ENES: The compliment yon have recently
patd me- Of Invitation, through the Pnb1ic press,
to become candidate for Circuit Judge at the
approaching judicial election, requires respectful
acknowledgment. cannot but feel gratlaed and
honored by request OF this character proceeding
from 50 many gentlemen OF the dfst tfspectanility
and influence; nor vii! I affect to deny that IN
view Of the peculiar circumstances under which
you have been pleased to tender me this token Of
Jour respect, I have found the invitation one not
easy to be declined Upon careful consldefation
Of the guesioD nna en9s snas ae eq
baIrasueut TO others as We'll rs myself elin1uish,
at present, the ordinary practice Oh my
profession: and. I feel, heredors COZ son-
TO many Of my persona! friends, not to become
canddate for judicial office at the ensuing eleo-
ton ,
tati0n perhaps than otherwise should In conse-
upence of what has oecutrcd since your coMmunl-
cation y as pub1iahed. One Of your candidates has
already decNneh, snd cnnFenlon tof t1e nomi-
nation Of Judges has been called BY the Republi-
en- Committee. Under these circumstances, l
consider It etalneny desirable that JON should AL
feeI perfectly free to adopt snch course In feter-
ence to the election as, under e1lsung cltcuM L
stanceA yQu mar consider most ~iSe ana expedl.
ent The election Of three Judges TO the bench 81
he Ctrcpt Court Is certainly matter OF grave im'
nnrtanct: and moAt Intelligent citizens will, be-
Mare agree With you In opinion that the gentle.
| men 10 Sc selected ought to be men, not only ol
nassssssnu he perfect confidence Of the commit
nnit1. and abore the reach Of partisan Influences
| The honors Of the bench should, In ny Judgment
10 fhe reward not OF mere party Mes's aha past9
services, but Of the faith1n! study o. 1nS r,nc ~
Of an honorable and many n.sSuS ea-vant AA1"1
respec'' JILL s''A 1'''s' 3. F. AYKR,
, 1870-06-07

from tng boat I: kerosene lamp explosion, y
spontaneous combustion, s; ovcrheAtinR, ennl-
dlen playing With matches, !; unknown. ~ ~
til. St.
pat,o}tna, tftchne1 Gailache-, OF the FIRST Pre-
cInct, wns charged with wilfal maltrsatnlest O. q
citizen and inattent1an to duty, me pfosecu1!aK
witness being Charles lledcs, " snort ssop oI tne
Chicago Base Pail Club.
Accortiing 10 the evidence Of The prosecution,
Nr, Hodes was passing AndrcWs' restaurant, on
nearnoru street, about 4 week ago, when person
with hltu sought quarrel with the proprietor.
Gfsccr Gallagher insgrfered, when the peraon re-
fcrred 10 took hold Of Hodes, and Gallagher, in
showed Chcagns,* short stop, t1llh the remark to
4tmoSe along" The testimony for the defence
failed to rebut tbs testimony.
Owing to the absence Of a1 important witness
for the persecution, hearing Was postponed nnth
10 O'Clock this morning, when decision will be
rendered III the case
No other business WAS transacted.
, 1870-06-07

ably entertained. The on1cer In charge reports
that not single Chicago Fenian mlsbe-
hsved Ii any way hnd their good
York ToWdJes, who showed symptoms Of mlacon-
duct There are only twentJ-dve more Chicago
men 10 come, and they Will be here this morning
Major Mcclure stuck BY bis men when all their
Officers had deserted them, and they showed their
gratitude, yesterday, by catrying him out Of the
depot on their shoulders on the arrival OF the train
denounce tho LEADERS,.