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New-York tribune., 1870-09-28
Souscs ano farms Wanlc0.

rARN WANTED-1O0 to 800 Acres, Orchard,
srel good buiur., uuucumbtreii improved '' ~
rvep In Exchange Send iai paI"'Ais' an' P'e' - D. ~
B.Beri Brootyn
nOTSE WANTED. A good house, win
sl. w bou., with vacant lots adjoining of cot'encnt 'ol
st,tIe ituer Pouuh sIhayfs, and fhionrItL ana
fbt Central tsrk ,,- ooyyor rorypp
The ment vii he IN cash Address RObEhI boHNhH
ofce Of The Aer iOfi LdgeI
HOUSE WANTED-In New-Y York, between
Fhb an Thrnh.ts snd Second and Hht1s,s, [ @Se,
bs. With Improvements; pfcs from lOw wO 4" t<" A""
III fvl psrleuisfs. &. A. p. Boz Ilt
New-York tribune., 1870-09-28
REAL ESTATE.
NFw-YoRK. Tuesday. Sent =, 1s7a

There is considerable doing in real estate,
,rdpcth publicly and privately sales frequent WmH
.ynor has sold lots north side One hundred
Srtst feet west Of e ghthave aud on rear front
ing on huudrcdanGt Nonty tifih-St for S265OO;
Sni lots northwest corner One-hundred and twenty
tnthst and SiXtave aud frame house on rear $4,000;
lots north side Ouehundre and twenty fourth-st, Op-
rosite Mount MorIis-square, 5000 each.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-28
fonu 3slano Real cstate for Sale.

r Amity-iIe. l.. FARM of 35 acres, good
y r and outbuug az n good order iof SALE
EXCHANGE or e Iopety Ma hlLAHD 70, StsA-n e.
tTNOR SALE or 10 RENT-A HOME at Flush
M L Thirty f1urhs IN the yisgei elevated
~ Llv modern Improvements and IN Pse1 repair
- T. finished N hsri wood eoed and pspeed Green souse
: 4 an house; gsrien lawn and trees WIN seA At
terms iI De cuPt0 lmne1h!. Ao1Ieo
RUPUs ". LEAN TT. llB NaIst
NOR Sale-At Flushing, capital House, with all
noen improvements gas bath room furnace spacious grounds
rer bgb alton minu vak iron Depot james B. Parsons
Pi1e-f
TOR SALE-BUILDING LOTS at Jamaica,
l. G number on grouud II these lots not sold by
I9-RSDAY .,- 3. 85O bey sold that day. at
- '''' Oh WISGSs. SANDS GARRBTTsOy, Auctoneers
~ Cedsrst.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-28
Gilua!icns Uantto-- females.


A LADY of experience desires a position as
"A GOyERNEsS small children teach English and Music or to
gntemsns home No objections tAf Sou or he1 AZ
dress S. 7. H., Tribune Ohce
DESlDENT or DAILY GOVERNESS-An
Ia English LADY, teaches Bnghs5 French German. sud Music
R.ererce Rev. d. Haight. Address A.. 60 Wlams' Room
VNHE HOUSEHOLDER widow lady amer
ran OF and education capable OF directing the household
gentleman the Management Of children, or mAronnng yonn
ladies' with parties c country who may be IN con
this notice Proper references gwen Address f. BOX
No. 47i3 n. y. PostOace.
.laS EAST 29th-st., first floor, back ROOM
80 respectable SITUATION small private
Cook has the hest Of City erenoe ha, no oo
ecuon DO the washing. Can be seen until suited
GOOD German female SERVANTS constantly
10 he found LDS GERMAN INSTITUTE, I9 Norfolk sL
between Rvngton and stanton
GERMAN FEMALE SERVANTS, capable
NJ a.! Trustworthy constantly TO be found 81 hnt- MS Low b.
yV'O EMPLOYERS, in City and Country, of
6rstc sERYANTSPlease Notcelbey can be sopphel win
useeper overuses Travelling Nurse and LADIES Maids Family
se,msr,ses and Operators ChAnbemsds Mattresses Lam
.se, rcass Cooks and Bakers Pantry esnIg and Kitchen dt
Linen sni Sroom WomeD good Plain Cooks Washers and lole
srI mart gr Hoework With good references az Mrs
WPSIFYS SRLECT EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, No III fo1ths't
cor TEelnh-, Also Waiter Nen and Coachmeh
New-York tribune., 1870-09-28
Citn Real estate for Sale.

Citn fieal estate for Sale.
E7OR SALE-On Ninth-st., between Fifth and
Z Jstosy highoop bot HOUSE, newly
and complete OrleT all Improvements
WA. H. RAYEOR 81 Pnest
TWO of the finest CORNERS on Fifth-ave
pear tie Park Also. LOT between Fny-synth and Fy
O. g,sb-sS. for SAIR HATCH q RlKER, l.23l Broadway
G0S NNn HANDSOME 4-story STONE
= %D.GUO. HOUSE IN -sightl~t lessehOld This
3 ct- D house. HATCH RIKBR ls2 Bloatwsy.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-28
Giip properip TO fet.

rNO LET-Part of Store, Astor-place; good
Il busBess locality for staorer Bookseller or Piano pesef
New-York tribune., 1870-09-28
Gelp Uante0.

Gelp Uante0.
4 MAN, having several years experience at
n H. business. wishes o make ENGAGEMENT With two
n peape furnish weekly Correspondence In reference 10
Ws and financial gsueray furnish good references
Aliress CAROL, Boz IN Tribune Ohee.
DOOK AGENTS WANTED
POR
JOHN B. COUGHS AUTOBIOGRAPHY
The t, selling popular book before TIE peor We
1 c the attention especially o experienced agents 20 this work
Exclusive teluory given and salary pNd those who prefer or age
cnnn ..On For particulars address the Publishers,
BILL NICHOLS q Co. Springfield hass
DOY WANTED-FrOm - Ia III years old ;
% write 6 proving his letter Of application and who
n iry yi lious Baptist Church preisrr
.iry small Aldrss, BARLOW NO 81 PARK row " \ Ct
AIDES desiring frst-class SEWING MA
II CHINE monthly ilsneh' VII aPlF a. ~ boNsH,
TWO WOOD ENGRAVERS WANTED on
Wire 40 IN ~ Der wees; frsteas engraver only send
eceB to L0NGACRE 90. 20 and 81 Seventies philadelphia
yyyANTED-A White or Colorcd GIRL for
w general HOUSEWORh; 254 MaiisoEatc.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-28
Eorseo, Carriages, Earness, Sc.

JD@~~~t ~"~NA"o~~b
4 A.--Every Banker and Broker and Mer-
"A, chant should have one Of oor
BANKERS BROUGHAMS."
Designed expressly and from business the mos, substantial
lgtesi ard offered to the Pnhc
CIARRNcBS. IANDAUs. LASDAULBTS COACHES, BRETrs
&C. Of the yery finest quality and At pnoe' greatly reduced
'-' P'''-A COUPE RocKAwAY ,-,.-..
e ucd rom $40 to $50 Gre,, dastoa price q Buss-s
We are nov rg Top Busgy 52O Our
''''' 0' LfRGfsF sSD MOST COMPLETE N NEwYoRK
rno intend shall be o"e than any other houe "ho u
''''''' '''' DExARBsr WOODRUFF,
628 and go Broadway, New Yorf.
A T the Auction House Of JOHNSTON &
VAN TASsGL ofee and sale;rooT 81 oPpqst' tss
o5. q5 H9sSs ASGI0H . 10 so MA & s All 50 OF no
zS5 fa' ;'ys 80, f5Ss Tar... or Carriage !.
sell goec reliable, conduct lbs branch Of
prrc 5 which govern Honorable houses M mercantile gas,
We e purchaser every horse that warranted sound from -
Entries for sale, Of ard Carriages can he 'is oar doru
town where also Keep register Of
Local -i,sHce, made on conssnments
A NO BROADWAY EAPENSES.--A Fine
IA. som.n CGrsness Ctsesss PARK olr Ptistoas from
rs opi TOP ro ,nd sTr5," E;gS, ss RosG,,, so
sco, %, aI,,s Rosi.S,y $50 soa sss
Dn:osP va p9s ~ >, Gs' y. ,' pa'si0S s ST.
AT AMERICAN INSTITUTE FAIR
"A HAMS ceeaated and popular CLARENCE LAEDAuLEI
1aspa.IH Hys Z s Pur F and BroainSy Sen 8
per cent les than Brosdway stores
A II GEORGE j. MO0RE's, No. 376 Bowery
"A for very cheap Extension Top PHABIOSs Doctors Top
WAGONS Shifting Ton aud no Top BUGGlES and large Asoe
OF secondhand WAGONS
SECONDHAND thrce-quarter CLAIR
~ RYCE complete order bot little Ht Pnce $3.50 A. IHbo
Dor b. BALDWINs, 80 Broadway, corner Of Ien'l-'t
HARRIAGRS.-An assortment of secondhand
new SrIyERSS, 4i 60 52 E. Jisst BET 81 and 4laVes
L. BARTLETT
81 Warren-st, Col'gepaoe
rib, H,rre, SIND. and Datle; Coupe Co'eh H,-n
heu r.ussute THc largest aud cheapest assortment ~ lore
Blankets a.i Lap Robes tho city. Imported LrsaA a-ils ,hl
Bdle. WuiPs, haiiar, Sc
NRFAT AUCTION SALE of FINE HORSES,
w VICTORIA, DUSsCOMB HARNESS. WAGONS, ROBES,
On THURSDAY, sept %. at an.
Al stable No. - Great Joues-st.
INCLUDING THREE PINE TROTTING HORSES tem the
ebl e BLACK Prince vlrrnutei 10 beat 2i0 hne pair
oil GRAYS. l. 3 gh, Young and sound
One fine PAoifLY HORSE. can be driven by LADY, .
one fac VICTORIA by Brothers HiRNESS Sc Pul psrtc
ulaIs at sale J. h. NANDhRNAIE Ett AuohoneeI.
HARNESS, HORSE BLANKETS, ROBES
ercep1u) to suit al buyers w G.
C. NJ MOSEMAN Mlnufc'urers Wsrerooms, liJ Cl-mberts
HARNESS of every description.
OVER 300 SETS On HAND.
TIE TRADES MANUFACTuRING C1hPANr
10 CoIegepl,o,
I O. TAYLOR, 14S East Twenty-fourth-st.,
- has PAIR Of BLACKS OIL sound snd kind warranted
ID; hands, very stylish Aso another PAIR OF HORSES
yrry cheap.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-28
]. JoaNtoN Jf., A1euolteT.
DY JOHNS SON a. NJ l. l. f r +,
Id AUCTIONEBRS AND
ESTATK BROEFRS
IA q d n y n n y
No. rs SAfs1U-sT., coz. CEDAR ST., hEw-fo foEr

REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
CIV R...ss.s Stores Lott Country ses bought sold
rented sIrznged pegoase AseOn Sales q Furniture be
CIJPREMR COURT.-DANIEL S. VAIL as
- EI.utGI Of .Se m si WI nd q YF9alY lis
THEODORE SHOrN Eli Assignee Of ItA lEAMASS Iqnof
iunor Lucy YBAAASS his wife and THEODORE sHoT"ELL n
Assiguee OF IRA YRAMANs, junior "a
shove entitled actions and dated The 18th Of August 1870 James H.
Coleman TIE Referee named ~ each o. tnr sand two judgments M ohL
e, No IN Bro,dTav in me Cty FRIDAY sept
559 S those two certain lots pieces or par
New YorI extending the westerly side Of GeuUc 20 the
T te OF snd known
5iJ four 6reenwh snd ) fnyive Waslngouee and
s Of street dsnt one hundred and thv inches
BSrseery hundred and sxour feet lb4 e zen tv inches
ery eeten OO inches thence
hundred and SItysI l6bl @ Two ~ lcs 70 ln
westerly lne O Green street thence souhery a29g sl Ws
place Of beginning be the SAID several more OF & oths
the preiS which on'ee to sad Ira leamsn uuor D
David Moses and Jahe A. bis v and William Mos an sa,su
OF the CITY and County Of Seslok IN Lbe 5J Of Conferences
page 33l, Apnl 10, 1904 -,
s lADd Frst Ward Of the said City Of Neg.iors on th
Of Greenwiehstreet known Number Htwo @
tEensyegb 2 feet and three J inches norihr by land
lake belonging 10 the hes Of Boefholst Lnsl9 Le
90 ees sGo cae a. men .; i9 9l ' t' r b
aud westerly the rear By land formerly belonging 70 spel
lot hereby point distant nnyune @ e'
G inches and half V Of an inch wswsr! i[qIa he
hue point the norhery line Of the sand TOT p nntiysi ~
,eet an4 sn. q ioen Ses.ssTdy IRON ron, nS & Se s5 s TO W Ira
Yeamsus Junior bv Sn L. Ogden by deed dated Drcen-
ber Is 1854 recorded the ONCE Of the City and Cola
:" N'- 'O''' - A'O'l 80 JAMES 4. COLEMAN, Referee
Dsted Nev.Yot Aug Is. 1870.
J. T. LrDDEN Plaintiffs Attorney. . , 49,, -,
Tn above sale is hereby POSTPONED TO FRIDAY the 3h day o.
sepber 1870 the EIehsng S9esIooa 10 III
~. IL
New-York tribune., 1870-09-28
NATIONAL LINE.

ATIONAI LINE.
STEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN.
From Pier ~. 81. North aaErr.
OTTFN Thomson. SAIUBDAi, October ], % 1871
UFJVfTIA SATURDAY, O.',hec @. at
Passage 10 Liverpool Queenstown cbn. i5 ard sos seeige
e29 Ppad Streragr tcket from Liverpool Qus,oau L1a-0
or Glasgow, Y currency. - -
TO LONDON DIRECT.
rf 'sHn
Cabin psssaqe So $75 serage -. Tayt
Passengers booked reduced Tor further psrtrailrs
'I'' " F. ". J. HURST Msrag-r
New-York tribune., 1870-09-28
rocslsbsslsr eounin Real estate for Sale.

AN elegant COUNTRY SEAT at Onenta,
snar8reck M0en house "a rooms Handsomely ana com
oufb acrH oi Land ttAhisD A'
DINGEE, KETCHAM Co. 81 Cedsrsi
IEFAP pEFKSKIIL. WestchrSter CO.-Nalu-
~ D4Irr DARN or CDINTEY RE>lDENC T. q acres; highly
ssvad. a. stream Ouluung elegant residence
D, except mortgage s ana
hsN WEI exchange for desirable CITY
ss.oshcs HAMILTON WALLIS hastausi., cor rlne,
lS ,20U. new Uii Sii va H6fSE o s, rous 6
IL W Of gr srd gas aut n or excellent I'D
htal t1-Ale AseL"
IA ply 70 ovr,f r. ~. LEWIS q Pke--t
New-York tribune., 1870-09-28
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
4 y ElN RAILROAD.
NlEnIg IININflN.


ftasER AR6iSGsMtSTs eorm,atat SDAY Jay ~ ls7o
DOS H. EAPRlSs MAIL TRAIN eosassalg a. Deas vtb Boon
n tI.ae DG'sI .h Cht;ieI Ba,a & a. = % ,so nd W.
ei ,' M o. M , oSTaao5 S,, va, and Boom5a
llies no. LEilGH VALLEY EXPRESS stop, Morris.
town p.' H'esel.ow1 r. R f a , e.. "a, :.
Essoa L. e z. bethlehem AsoTa hagsa CHunI aud
4I0p m SCRANTON EXPRESS connect, Dover With Chester
r. w,'eoo with suuer R, and Warrington With D., H. and
HACREriSTOwS MAIL With BoOnton Chester
Por MoRRisTows ats ll2o nO. 2:oo 800, 40 $40 and
Fo SUBMIT and intermediate e1o 7oo and lo:loa n
fcr ORANGE ~. SOUTH ORANGE 60 73o 90 ic:lO and
I:2oi NJ lC 2e 3o 40 $50 5:S 6:J Gao s;0 aai ll;i'
For NEWARK ne:1o, 79o 600 s:' 9O 1870 lo:1o HOO
o :S -. $40 -i'2 $50 5 500 's Go 80 9cj sai lis p "a
% Sss-Ys. o, GI06yTifGD I'D NOSTCLAIR $40 and
ll:0O M. anl .:OJ. $50, 40, 6:13, sli 500 D. NJ
EvRIK RAlLWAY-TRAiNS Leaves Depot
through EiPrs. r, leave cs1nle,s 10 N $40 $40
a No. i L'7e 25tst " % e. Y % ta,sa. 9 IN. S.i R
] a. D p t E m tn -,ah TO Ba,Io connecting At Horre
,i 1 m-.eea, Seini Cos,le, aalnl ihroasi ce5eaad
an 1slol. ,9 "' t,, ,i @ - y w - =, Plso ,rl
the p Newiorr Rochester buffalo aud Cincinnati
fo. F jr-1,s1 Wy 'i5oa and i:oo 3d, ':l'
F5i A Msa s5 p lS s1 w., 1t $3.50 p m -, al5 rn) and sas-
ror rs,cour aBi Way al $3.50 a. -. e3i s.. '3:l5 NJ
ror Ec0lurrb WAY, At8i 81, aai 4J p H. tZJ-' ';i'
% S1s I'D W. ,nl p m 21 i5 tnd 5:'5p M The
s;,rIau 'iJI H e. st. y: 'p ~ Ga, io.,, ,,t rs
r .f5 3.i5 55 aut 6:J m. Prom 'hanbeu'h DspoN A.
Per ..spscs ,nd Hs,. from 2oi' Depot s!5 ,nd M lt'
N fl 3.45 tj:l5 SIS end t:i5pm FROM Cl,mbefisI Dspo'
..l8 d. h H. t5 500 fJ:l5 900 anl toH9 m .,,.
Fr srrort NracL Mo1se7 and Nar from Ast Depo hsl'
m ill5 tJ:i5 4l5 4:ij, si t5:ls NJ and slgGaJ, Sny
-, il5p ~ From t.uhrrs. Depot ~ 9:Jla no. fliv JiSV,
as 4.a 5.H ord f6:' p ssiursTs ONLY t2 - MT s,,
Tickets
the checking and trsn'tr OF Dag
90 nav h. f ofcrs l! 3 Ald ~ bLosNtt.
1 Gr~1vt; li1thst AND lmri-a' mar
len. ia ton rUulu tpos foot Of tt1m9erst ana looI oI
40 Long DOCK Depot sste!
CiT ana eI 9l ~ z. ~, ;s'' D. ''' WV 2. BARR
L. j." GI IPassrAS
.u'f" For HackelscG only.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-28
Prcoklnr nenl Cetnte for Sale.

Brcoklnn Real Cstnte fer Sale.
4 THREE-STORYP Philadelphia brick HOUSE,
In one u le est oat Brooklyn for SALE Pnoe u 5OA
NJ A RULAND 4 Co.. Beekmaust, N y
TNOR SALE in BRO0KLYN-A three-stOry
hrvu'oae front basement and subeeaI Wh t~ostory
ck SsDs rear pleasantly sed a. p hlraee large pan
y Cs oil BON. mo-t-sge; possession uueIsy nqurt q
JOSEPH HE6HdAN, cor Wnioughby and Pesri-ts
EOR SALE-The three-stoIy, h,stoop
NOISE No opposite Carroll Psrk Brooklyn
s9 ven irbe iu al respects range bath Sc price
O. immediate. possession For permits appy 70 T. l. hh4LO1O
S. 2 ,ra.u.f Ses-lork. or % SecordPiace, Brooklyn
NOR SALF.-Sl3OOO; first-Class HOUSE IN
5er,, re ghborbood No y Prs; place Brooklyn Aop' h
a HALE. o. Nlason-av Albany.
NOR SALE-Three-stOr brick HOUSE, all
= Improvements No SO Desvst rees'SIy seR
I 20 Proutst, near lsroh fArAi
% tort ~ .r smith PredeDsts; STORE corner Bond and
S.rle D. g. NOkIHEOFt 80 DegrAS-A~ b7oe
NJ and aa-r o. H.. Court-s from 10 - 3 p m
1 REFNPOINT. BRO0KL1N.-For SALE, a
t,rr I~. aOi II 'front.' high basement sub-oelif
ter M and blt ana buh Of the best mstnas and tSo IotN
No x Cayest Clinton pe Frankhnsye S roue ae .e
-. r-rT luoar, PREMISE Oi D. RICE, no az "A1'
4 n T.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-28
Amusemente.

A GRAND NATIONAL EXHIBITION.
TIE THIRTY NINTH ANNUAL PAIR Of u.
AMERICAN INSTITUTE.
Open Daily from O'clock m 10 p n sp,eOas BuiEsv.
extending from the Third ssoondsTe between sy third
Sixty fOur;h-,a
NOVEL AND INGENIOUS INVENTIONS
AN DsEoUALED DISPLAY oY PHOTOGRAPHER
MACHINERY IN MOTION.
IMPLEMENTS OF HUsBASDRr.
PRODUCTS OF THE
WORKSHOP, FARM, AND STUDIO
GREAT DISPLAY OF RARE PLANTS, CHOICE FRUITS Asp
FLOWERS. RENEWED ZACH WEDNESDAY MUSIC EvExr
EVENING. GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT on wEBsEs
DAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS.
JARDINE g. SONS ORGAN, BLOWN BY STEAM
MUSIC BY gBENs CELEBRATED ORCHESTRA
ADMISSION 80 CENTS
MILE. CHRISTINE NILSSON,
vi THIS EyESING' at& A., ,,,. -up,S
Mr MAX STRAKOSCH respectfully announces that Nile Chri
i''" N'A FIVE i1 GRAND NILSSON CONCERTS
AT sTEINwAT HALL, OF F0UkfhhNIHSr'
III. 4tA Conoer, on wB6sssD4Y s SEPT a.
The 9Th Concert MONDAY. oct ,
The 7th Concert On WEDNESDAY. Oct. S, ana
lhs ON ''''e't oSE Sa GRtNb StissoS MATINEE
Nile cuRIs1SE SSTUEPhG yh9soS GSsGssS m e a b. he following emf.
Miss ANNIE LOUISE CARY the fyOrse ooutrslio
Simor BRIGNOLI, The distinguished enor
Siznor \. YERGER he eminent baritone
Mss ANNA hElILIG the eminent pianist
Mr HENRY yIEUXTENPS, the renowned violin yiriaoso
The grand orchestra will be under t6e direction OF
Reserved .eas - snl - each according TO location.
Reserved seats % MatHee, - ald 10 Can De secueab
GENERAL NILSSON TICKET OFFICE,
{, stenaay Hall. on FoJtosuis e. - .
Bnch Ticket No 10l and also AZ Ne Hi bro-e
WALLAcK'.
P,opre,r and Manager ..........Mr LESTER wALLACE
THIS EVENING,
AND UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE,
will be presented SheTilal's Comedy,
THB RIVALS
which viIl be presented sh
NEW SCENERY,
aud APPoISTMESTa
CHARACTERS BY
MR. JOHN BROUGHAM, MR JOHN GILBERT. Mr.. GEORoh
CLARKE, Mr.. }. II. STODDARF Mr. b. T. RINGGOLD. Mk J.
G. WILLIAMSON. Mr.. e. NJ HOLLAND. MR. W. j LEOSARD
MR. }. PICK, MISS MADELINE HENRIQUBs, MISS EMILY
MESTAYER Mss HELkS TRACY MISS ANNIE DELAhD
Due notice Will be given Of the frt Of Mr CHARLS
FISHER. Mr. OWEN MAPLOWE NJ. CHAS ROCKWELL, Nj n
LASAGAS Ms THOMAS BARRY Miss EfilE GERaOS, and Ar1
JOHN sItlOS. go ,.s- l., -,
With immense s1cceSl, entitled - -
The TWO ROSES,
|
New-York tribune., 1870-09-28
Gountrp propertp TO Eti.

rTNO LET. for SALE. or in EXCHANGE for
Propery-On Foriham gh minutes from depot ,nd ~
from City little COTTAGE containing room. khen e9l
garden, Nc Possession immediately. Splendid looahoh Apply
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-07-02

Some time since, In Western town, ono Of our
citizens-who will b recognized 1t once Il We
call him John Smith-happsnsd 10 90 into gro.
Gerry establishment, and understanding silver
change was in demand. inquired what premium
they paid on II, and was informed Ave per cent.
flo thereupon drew forth ainsty.Avs osnts in
change, and handed IL to the srocsryman, and
received therefor dolla. bill. This sseisiaot.
Org speculation. or something slss, led our hero
IN 70 the extravesanos Of calling for Avs.esnt
I lass Of beer, which Wa furnished md drsnk.
when hs dew forth tho identical lolla. bill sa6
rendered IL in payment which was rsssivea, aad
ninety.6ys osnts In silver handed back. AZ che
latest date, the grocerymsn Wa atesmpting -
figure up tho profit On the beer.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-07-02

JUNE, ACCORDING TO JOSH BILLINGS ALL.
MINAX.-June IL twin tew May, lack, ing month
She IL named after Juno, the spouze ov Jupiter,
and she waz stirring woman. June IL the
mother Of rozes and milk. June IL the step
mother of good gras butter, she il also crate
yranmother ov Bakon and Spinnsge. June IL .
praktical gusher, and i love tew stand one side
and let her gush-, hav made it y rule never tew
git IN the way of gush ov emmy kind say tew
everything, gush Oh, yush
Now bate yure hook, and find brock,
Where water runs the fastest.
There laysthe trout, jist jerk him out,
And chuck him in yure basket.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-07-02
Scene. In I'm EXPIRES, Office.

Some ludicrous scene. often occur in an express
Office, of which the following is sample: En-.
tiers. tall, gaun,. red headed individual with
cadayerous and elongated v>age and most woe
begone expression. who solemnlv marches up 10
the counter md addresses the clerk, with:
Say, dew you Tuh 'ew -
Cierk-Ths expires. doet. sir.
Stranger-We!i. wha, dew view charge 10 send
a purity good sized box down. I wan. to git
il threw purity quick.
Clerk could tell better il saw the box
What docs il contain
Strangcr-Somethin' was afeared iyht spile,
50 | thought wouldn't resk it by freight train.
although faint worth much TO me-
Clerk Iimpatiently' We'll. what does the box
contain!
S.ranger--My wife
Sometimes incidents OF touching character
will transpire in the precincts of the unsentimen.
tai express office For instance an expressman,
upon reaching his office one cold morning in
January, observed, on the sidewalk. long,
heavy box, which his long practiced eye at once
identified as containing a corpse Upon one end
Of the box, shivering with the cold, sat little
halt-clad boy, about seven or eight years Of age.
Addressing him kindly, he said:
my lad, don't sit there, you will freeze come
in and sit by the stove -.. ..
=. Bursting into tears, the little fellow replied !:
NO. | can't come in, my mother is in this box
and promised her would never leave her un.
til We got home
Deeply affected with the touching devotion Of
this brave little fellow. he finally succeeded in
convincing him of the entire safety of his pre-
cious charge, and taking him over to neghbor.
ing restaurant, gave him warm breakfast and
learned the particulars of his sad story His
father died about year previously, in n remote
village in Minnesota, leaving his mother in poor
health and nearly destitute She died but few
days before the boy sad journey. charging the
little hero with the duty of conveying her remains
to her friends in distant state and furnishing
him with (all she had sum of money barely
sufficient to carry them BOTH by freight cars, to
their destination. The little fellow had actu.
ally ridden. night and day, IN I! light car with
his melancholy trust, never for moment losing
sight Of it.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-07-02

NO'TICE.-EsrAT I OF CRRisrlAN DMpRtCH, DYCSp
N Notice hereby veH that the undersigned, Admlnistfa
x OF Christian Dedricn late oe 10 county u = sale and
& ssa seccsy q ,ne sh.rd noSSsy :sas As
and where I'll person0 havn9 elaine demands agait sl@
estate notified 70 atesad sa4 peee ~ same In writing
dated THE 9Th day Of May \: ?: i'm. xn
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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-05-12
Pensioniny Mrs. Lincoln.


The House has passed q bill giving
a life pension to Mrs. Lincoln Of
$4,000. We notice by the dispatches
of the 5th, that Senator Edmunds
reported the Senate bill for this pur-
pose back to the Senate, with the
recommendation that il be indefinite
ly postponed. The question will
probably soon undergo discussion in
the Senate, and for some reasons not
yet generally understood, will be
opposed as indicated by the report
of committee. We are not cognizant
of any good reason why Mrs. Lin.
coin should not be .pensioned. If
there are reasons against it let the
country know them. Mrs. Lincoln
lost her husband in and through the
vile Vaccinations and missiles of
rebellion as clearly as did the wife Of
any soldier who fell in line of battle
Oh any southern battlefield, and we
cannot yet see why the country
should not remember her great loss,
in the bestowal upon her of a stipend
for life. Mrs. Lincoln, since she has
lost the guidance of her distinguished
and lamented partner, may have
offended in some slight degree, the
high sense of propriety of some, in
one or two acts of her life, but this if
so, should have no control over the
magnanimityof great nation.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-05-12
Remember the Dead.

Congress has secn fit to take action
upon and appoint tho 30th of this
month as the day for strewing with
flowers, the graves Of the dead who
persisted under the old flag in stay.
ing the tide Of Rebellion. It is
surely cminently proper that this
day should be studiously and sacred
ly observed throughout the whole
country. We would suggest that
some organization be perfected soon
TO enable us here to observe this day
in systematic manner. II in con-
nection with the strewing Of flowers
some appropriate ceremonies were
had at our cemetery, we think it
would not only give interest to the
occasion, but would insure more
general attendance. Why shall not
some plan of celebration be had, and
for this purpose, If it shall meet with
a favorable response from our citizens
lot meeting be called and commit.
tees appointed to make arrange.
ments. We shall be glad to announce
such meeting.