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The union Democrat., 1870-02-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.
PAIN KILLER.

After thorough trial by innumersb!e hVns witnesses
has proved itself The Medicine OF the age IL Is
an internal aud external remedy. One positive pool OF IFS
efficacy is that its sales have constantly increased ana
wholly upon its own merits The effect of the Pain Killer
upon the patient when taken in OF Ceid Cough Bow"
Complaints Cholera Dysentery and other affections o
SYSTEM has been truly wonderful. and has won io
name among medical preparations that can never De lof-
gotten Its in removing pain an external re-
eav a cases of Burns bruises, Sores Sprains, Cuts
stings Insects of suffering he's secnr
ed fer it s1cl host of testimony an am"st ihaihoe
remedy. that it will be harded down To psteriiy as one
of greatest discoveries of the le,h century
The union Democrat., 1870-02-26

imprisonment for debt has been abolished
in England. The law went into effect on the
1st of ,Iannarv.
The union Democrat., 1870-02-26
8 8 8 8 8 5 8 8 5 ..

TO THE WORKING CL4SS.-We are now prepared to
furnish all classes with constant employment at home,
~, whole of he time the spare moments business
new light and profitable. Persons of either sex easily
earn from SOC 81 per evening" and proportional sum
Inv Jevntor their whole to the business Boys ana
Girls earn nearly much men. That all who see TINS
notice NAV send address and test the business we
81 wa Will s.nd 81 to nav for the trouble of writing.
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Jan. 20, ,lS1o.-3m
, 1870-05-26
Chinese WA8llerfueYls

The New York Star gives this interesting de-
scrption of the manner in which the Chinese
waahermen do their work: We believe every
Civilized nation On the face Of the globe has
its wash days. It is one Of the peculiarities
Of civilization to keep itself clean. Tne wash-
ing machine ia 3 necessary adjunct Of the
modern Christian. Although these things are
all 80, yet civilization cannot auogate
to itself a. monopoly Of cleanliness.
We have eeen many whom it
heathen and unciyiIzed, with whose linen and
persons the most exaciting could find no fault
on the score Of dirt. It is = curious spectacle,
that Of hundreds OF foreigners hsathen,
despite Confuciua, planting themselves on
American soil, and voluntarily constituting
themselves the washing machines Of . civilized
people. Yet this is q fact which California his
fory fully sets forth It Is said TINT there are
il Sacramento, alone, twenty-si1 Chinese hun-
dry companies, exclusively owned md man
aged By Cinnamon, and by which not sinf19
female is employed. To those to whom tla
Mongolian only appeared on the tea-clast aid
in the library volume, q description Of CHI
these Chiu2 ussnet9en tho uaa Of the vsahtub
, 1870-05-26
RELIGIOUS,


Ohio Christian Missionary Society.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
MANSFIELD, O., May e5.-At the Ohio Christian
Missionary s0cety's meeting, after u halt hour
spent i1 social worship, the reading By The Cor
report Of the board, was proceeded with. The re-
port was very lengthy There have been no deaths
In the s0cietJ stnce the last meeting. The works
gency In the money market, with this as with all
other benevolent societies. The b0ard has organ-
lied one new district, and consolidated two, mak-
uicts are in working order. TWO seem dead, one is
trying to revive, afIer long Reep, and one ts
without working organization, except the Sec
efa sensrp asv
in the prutracted meetings with more than usual
success. The district conventions have not been
snss hg by a'e WIZ ~
preachers has been serious drawback. MI6sion-
arr efforts are not sustained. In many places ex-
merchandise By the aya1lce or poverty Of Chris
tian people. The preachers themselves arc not
without blame, and have nut declared the whole
counsel Of God: For the 50 churches II Ohio,
There must be created demand for
Fsun1 mn P1eaGas md as tie 1a sau1c9ss
It it cannot I've long on he pTfracted
meeting system. Missionaries employed during
tn rem, 10; days service, -; disco1sccs. LIS
assisted, IS; churches organized, lG; new mtsslon
asy points, IA: whole number Of additions, 12l.
Balance In the Treasuter's hands May sa, 1850,
s., 1Oa 81; received 1run all sources Sd 0Go. The
February collection was Small. In membership
of 8, zoo persons, In thirtysx churches, respond
Ing, there was only about nine cents per member
Gu an average ....... ....
The rcport includes Interesting statistical infer-
nation, and important suggestions touching the
future Of the society: lts tenor Woullt Indicate
that, financially the church Is not 10 very satIs-
cnNf}fftn11 Hnn effective movement
, 1870-05-26
A Tennessee Vendetta.

We learn from correspondent in Rogers.
vile, Tenn, Of cold-btooded and deliberate
murder which took place about ten miles north
Of Rogersyiue, On the 17th instant. On the
night Of the 17th q strange man called at the
house OF Thomas Sizemofe, ind asked him to
come out to the gate Of the yard to get let
ter. Sizemore went cut as requested, and waa
handed piece Of paper. Just as he took the
paper he WIS shot through the head,
the ball entering over the eye.
A second shot Nas sent through his
right breast, the two shots producing instant
death. The man committing the murder left
at once, and has not yet been arrested The
dead man Vas quiet and industrious, and has
been for some time engaged in teachinG
schooL He had boon away from home all day
on tho 17th, working for neighbor, some two
miles from lis home. A strange man. sup
posed to ba the man who murdered him,
called at his house during the day and asked
for him, saving he wanted to buy SONS hogs-
Tho decd Was committed by a stranger, rs ia
supposed, for the murdered man is represent
ed as quiet and neighborly. He Was accused
OF having murdered q m4n during the war
near RussellviIle, and also one in this county.
He was brother to Henry Sizemore aud G.
A., who were killed during tho war by scouts,
md also brother to William O. Sizemora,
who was killed two years ago By Willis. a
deadly feud has existed between this fam1y
and some othsrs in the county for years, and
one by one they have been killed of. He
1eayes wife, to whom he Vas married some
Six montha ago.
, 1870-05-26
Arrest OF the VII1uinous Authors OF n
Recent Railroad Disaster-Ektllcd
by n Failing Treees

Recent Railroad Disaster-ktllcd
by n Failing Treee.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
MANSFIELD, O., May e5--Two men named JohI
Snyder and ". ". Gage we're arrested at Lou
donytue, Ohio, LAST night By Detective G. Il ThIel
q Chicago, supeE1ntendcnt Of Plntestoa's force
burgh. Fort WaJne i Chicago Railroad Company
haosn f5S% The safk whereby 33s named
dlers Home, and who Was stealing ride Mt tile
time, On the front platform Of q baggage
sssr1anSsd ses "a b. ted 1a,nr aniei suneFe m
tsnient q tGc road, mnesilaieiiy afssF tie
occurrcnce aud arrived On the ground Monday
night, and commenced workinE up the case Snr
Ing, anil had ttelt trial before the Mayor. Snyder
turned States EVIDENCE He stntes that be CAME
70 s sS sgn
was from New York. and claimed TO be ia some
business and oered hin nEis
Iansdeld;. On fTdg last thsy. Tnn oat q
o. snyaeT q join him il throwing traia 81 81 the
u1ck, for the purpose Of rlmdering tce express
car, but be tsnydel> had always bacfed out at the
Snyder On ahead, wnNe 10 came up Into tic ci1y
and found time table ut hote, BY which he t,ts-
covered the time Of pa. .tng naias II the evening
car house, and distracted a. c1aw-bar
md monkey-wrench therefrprn. Thcy then
kaif.past :, removed rail near tie Blasek Fork
bridge, on an embankmcnt ten or twelve feet
high, three miles east Of Lucas, and ten miles dis
tans nom Mansfield. They then rent to house
wardbound train, Us It left the track, Snyder vas
60 fr7ghtehea at what he had done that he
could tI J., nos , be = n prevailed On ~ Gage 70 70
, 1870-05-26
Fires

OwAToSssi. MINI, May aa-This city 1as visit
ed BY, 3 terrible me- between the hours Of
, and yesterday afternoon, In which tbe
main building Where the machine eh0ps Of
LeMa aees extensive ef a
ahav1nga The engineer hsins called away
to attend 70 other duties, during
such progress that nothing could be done to save
he building. It seemed hardly possible that It
4 tine. There was but little machinery
saved. what Was not saved = more q
icss ruined The probable loss may exceed
iag eGorts the adjoining buildings we're sared.
damaged but slightly To the city THIS W1I be q
severe blow, as II was one Of the most extensive
manufactures Of It's Kind In the State. We IN
derstand that the building will be rebuilt tmns-
dlately and enlarged.
QuEBEc, May 2a-The loss By the great fire toots
up half million dolla1s- About half IS covered
b. insurance -Four hundred and nineteen houses,
quantity OF lumber were destroyed.
, 1870-05-26
CHICAGO, THURSDAY, MAY rs, 1870.

is entirely discarded When he br1ngs hls
| clothes to wash he needs IiEer, pond, Or
| Like, consequently we find them clothing the
/ ahores Of the sloughs and the 6anss =
| OF the riyers. The #asheruen a!Elde
nisasGs tbe Susiness mo of @ saaEi1g s distributed.
For instance, one party goes With
boat sud fahes for and brings IN The Stray
drift wood Of the 1iyor for keeping the hles
On shore alight- Tho sczubbets and WASHERS
Of the Bhore thus arrange themselves on
fiiled wits water. With son1 sized CAD IN the
resr thereof- cap&b1s Of holding couple OF
gallons Underneath these kettles they bur
row hole IN the bank, which seEvea as q hre-
plaee to heat tho wate5: iE HayiEg eOzn,
1iftcen or twenty feet plank into the
stream. having one end resting on the
shore, and the other on kind Of fat boat
On this tlat boat table or platform is erected,
Crowned @ with his Btir, baaket-lik hat, End
With his feet and arms bare, be carries his
clothes to the 1at boat and begins opera-
lions. He pIunges the clothes ono BY one
into The stream, and, Immediately drawing
them out. administers 70 them beat
ono Inadvertently tremb1e for his safety.
Tho manner Of beating is bringing the garment
quickly ronnd the head and bringing it with all
the force of his aims upon tho table. Alter
going through this process with the wash, the
next thing done ia to transfer the clothes to
the large iron kettle, where they are thorough
II boiled With soap, after which they receive
another beating and soaking, and ste
they go to the waah house up town.
where tho ironing force places the finish
ing touch to the clothes. One who has watched
Bridget iron must have noticed that she fre-
quently, with her hand, sprinkles water on the
clothee. Now the China washman has dif-
fcrent mode Of applying the water. In a lit
tie basin by his side is the water, and whom he
thinks the clothes require .wetting, he applies
his mouth to the Hater. and securing IS much
aa his checks can hold, de1trously squiEts
over the linen.
, 1870-05-26

Supposed Murder Casc-Thc Greeley
Colony FlonrI*fling-AnotIlc In-
dim Currage-Endtnn MuFdcrcrs
Released
OMAHA, May 23.-The body OF Thomas Williams
Was found in cabin near Central City on the Goth,
his face stained with blood, and other marks Of
violence On his person. Williams had been sick
for some time, but WAS able to be ont on the 18th
AL his clothing and money were missing. Ills at
tendoot, man named Howe, has been arrested
on suspicion.
Reports from the Greeley Colony are naorc en-
couragi1R. Over 100 people are On the ground.
WORK on the buildings and ditch are progressing
satisfactorily.
Further particulars from West Point state that
the name Of the man murdered near there on
Thursday 1ast was Hultsnao. . nattTe Of Swe-
den. The body Has not found until Sunday, al
though the most dtltgent search has been made.
No trace Of the cattle or man's head have been
found. The settieTs arc positive that the murder
WAS committed by WInnetago Indians, as several
Of that tribe In war dEess we're seen IN that Tctnl
ty on the day Of the murder.
The missouri River at this point ts very high.
It has risen three or Iour feet IN the list twenty
four hours.
Yellow Sun, Blue Hawk, and others who were
arrested Last June for the murder Of Edward Nc
Murty, near Grand IA1annB, we're released, q few
daYR ago, Judge Dillon deciding that the United
States Circuit Court had no Jurisdiction over them,
as the deed waR committed outside the reserye-
ton They were to-day rea.Ie5tedt and turned
over for trial to the EtAte CQuft4,
, 1870-05-26
CHICAGO WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
CHICAGO WEEKLY TRIBUNE
For the Wttk Ending 1ay d.

1.-THE FARM AND cAkpE: Our As.ieultai.l
Veterinary, and Eutoznosositl Ietsczs-G'esninS.
fsum the Agricultural Psrssi4 B.tcf nosx foz Fasu
sEDITORIAIS: Making R1ra4. Hawl-Rait~ay
Aanasennt-1ho Geossix Il Ess1gatian- Wow
Totf ard E1Ie-Arathc.na S!t-The Eatest Wifc
Er1der-The Feniaa Fluszy-VAtious Sotcs On
Current TepfcA
sWASHEGDE: The Recent Congressional Er.
euralon Down tho Potosnac-aishly Interesting
Sketch Of the Operations 1t John C. Ftr1acn. n
P1d1-Epitome of Our Special Des2atchea-Ro-
sunc of Congressional PsoeeedlnEs-
1.-THE WEEK: A. Recurd of Garrett Eyents, Do
mestc md Foreign.
k-utsCElLANEOEs: Ch4net: 4 Ssnz5 by J. ".
DrFo1cst-S.uz:e1 Of Southern Ds2eFaaoes-The
Grand Colored Wedding It WA.hingtao-A Wife
Murdered-Arthh.hope KeuEek AID Purcell oa
tho InfallibMy pos1na-apaaeso CfEaQz.tton-
Mal7ytns for u IIvtnk-The Apostee' Chicken
Tsinity's Auz1eko Ja1s PTopczty-Dctaik OF the
Mu1des By the Greek BEisands-A J17eaile
Eopement at Gs1ena-1he Indian Raid on the
solomon-The London md GtEss0w Pneumatic
Tnbe-"na- Peun's Esczae-The Tariff Bm-Cas.
ting Down the TAIes-Aeeti1x Of the United
States Indian Con,rnIssion-The Election In View
York C1.5Chinese Washesmen IN San Ffantas-
eo-Tennrssee Teodstta-prstitutinn IN Aa2ka-
a Few Plan for Finding The National Debt
Naked IN the SIeetz-A Pestilence 1t Paterson
n. J.-Sketeh Of New Ozlrans-Foneizn G1ssi9-
Bsevitts
e-MOSETARY AND COMMERCIAL: Full Review
Of tho Latezt AArkets
TIE CHICAGO HEK11Y Tr1cTxE has larsrt 41d bet
ter circulation In the West than any other Journal II Is
An excellent medium for avert1E especIaly to those
Who wish to seeufs the patronage Of the producing
elarses- limited number Of Advertisements will be
WKIHT TEmGsx, y pr annuu1. with 4 libefl reduc-
ficr for Z eIlb Of ten nx uot*
, 1870-05-26
War Kumors from The Indian Ter
TItorFa

eral Sherid2n's stat, has just arrived At Fort
Hayes, from the indian Territory, and reports
that the Northern Indians have had runners
down aak1ng the CheJennes, Arrapahoes,
Kiowas, and Comanches to Join III
general war. The ArTapahoea
report that most Of the Medicine ATapahnes aud
Bull Bears bands ot the Cheyennes have gone
north, crossing the Arkansas kirer west Of Fort
Aubefy. The E10Was and Comanches we're hold
Ing medicine dance vest OF F0It Sill. The In
dians were not planting any corn this year, toou9h
the Indian agent Is putting in small crops for
them.
, 1870-05-26

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1uaHe Spoa4oefaAon Oh aause1 Aau ~ "etsht
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"se-e4na .,.o
none out Unmarried men "ete aAea non. sae
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1of eoas sake 70 let taein ~. !m Ine laaaase1s
me" lnat tae5 naa 5oan9 @ea enoash Hilnoas
naA1nS "loo~s at.a tpnA1 1ue5 tnouSat taas
II young nan "len ~ oi4e oepeuosat upon Aln
"enI anu got Alleut he "ou1u es . loss on!J M 70
himself ana nc neeo nos 50 ne nao not 1aA5
maze up Ills 1ninu u Uc- be1ofe leaving
every nau IVES coupeueo 10 ISke
solemn oasn tnat ne would not touch drop Of
ntoAcaule u4ooa uA,u " net LIE easms' 1Ae
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oeIHeen 4tu anu GU men Rno nave oeeu sent AWAY
Since Monoa@ morning. me scenes al Tue neau-
quarters feca1ed lae events or the #af, "nto 50
many 4elt tneH homes 70 ne numbered "lIa nc
uniessunloR oraFe. women "ese 0eis' ns
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, 1870-05-26

Among tho certificates of Incorporation
fled in the Office Of the Secretary Of State ol
Ohio. en- Thursday, was that Of tho "NoTth
American halfway COMPANY" The line Of thie
company, which takes q whole continent fo1
its title, extends from Hudson to Paulding
Counties, with capital stock Of $l00, 900.
The railway from Dresden to GAINESVILLE,
O., sixteen miles, has been pnt under contract
and will be puhhed to completion. The com.
GAINESVILLE within Elk hours' rlde Of Pittsburgh.
, 1870-05-26
--N1d
INDIANA.
Horrible Murder AT BRAZIL

TERRE uAurE, May ss-A horrible murder was
committed At Brazil, sixteen miles from
this city, this evening, at O'Clock. Two
men named HoTk and Miller got into dispute
near the depot In regard to the settlement Of
Claim Of seIenJ-nve cents when Miller Stabbed
HoWk In the neck with a large butcher knife,
serer1ng the tugulaE vein, caus1ng death.
The murdered man leaves wife and six
children IN destitute circumstances. The muf-
derer Is under close arTcst, and the widest e1-
character, and much esteemed BY hts ueiphboSs.
, 1870-05-26

Contract Ior Winter Works In 1n-
dl1annpnlfH.
Irp1ArAroL1s, Nay. "a cont1ac: has been
finally closed with the Hobby Company
for water works IN this city, aud work
will be commenced Immediately. Il contract for
fifteen mtles Of pipe Nus let to-day, to Dennis
Long Co.. Of Louisville.
, 1870-05-26

NEW YORK, May 25.-The Board Of Delegates Of
the American 1sEaelites closed theIe convention
last evening. Resolutions were passed recon-
mendlng that the support Of the 1aaelite comlnu-
nifty be given to MaimnrcleS College, st Ph1iadel-
pnia. 4 plan WIS also adopted far the printing
and circulation Of Jewish publications. ofnceS
were elected for the ensuing yea, with Abraham
Hart, Of Phil1delphi2, President,
, 1870-05-26
The Presbyterian General Assembly
In nPbt(AdeJphIA4

PHIIADELru1A, May 21-In the PresbyteFian
General Assembly, the consideration Of the Recon-
structton Committees report Wis finished. The
IRON septembef to july ncxt. seScsa; alterations
were made In the rules, for tie Information Of
, 1870-05-26
......... SAFES. .........
THE GREAT
STEAMBOAT { ELEVATOR
FIRE
AT LA CROSSE,
BURNING
milwaukee & St. Paul
Railroad Depot,

La CROSSE, Wl., Nay T. F7u-
Mess.s- HERRING CO., 10 statest- Chicago, n:
GESTs:-On the morning Of the 15th inst, thc1 1alse
Grain Elevator. Doeks, Sheds, Warehouses, andDepot
Of the Milwaukee St Pxul Railway Company At this
plsce. were consumed BY fire. We Weze 1.ins two d
you Patent Safes at tte time. They were both subject
cd to great heat On takng them out, some tTcive
hours after the contents Of both Safs (anoantfns 10
about four thousand do1azs IN cs and larsa quantity
Of valuable books and pape1a) found to be In p
feet state of preservation excepting wet
No Safes could have preserved their contents In Eer
condition. and conaidr1 the Railroad Company and
myself very fortunate IN having your Safes In use 1t tho
tc A. soon Il Eet In readiness eh&1 want ooe Of
your FIREPROOF SAFES, with Bankers ebezt teo a to
be xed fnr tie next fEef. Of the slre etc VIII write
rot, HEREAFTER Yuru truly. J.H. MOUETON.
Ascrt Milwaukee T. St Paul r. r. Co. L. Cteesc-
, 1870-05-26
General Synod OF the Reformed
PEcabyterlnu Church.

CINCINNATI, May 2S.-1n the General Syppd o1
the Reformed PsesbStel1an Church, nearly the
whole oaY has been consumed discussing the
union with the United Presbyterian Church. Rev
A. Thompson, Of Amherst, Sura Scotia, spoke II
opposition to union sage With those who bore the
same honored nhtnc, aud certainly to q union on
the present basea lie reEnstled i union IS nov
unnecessary and m1schieEous and coui,I not sup
port union without being guilty q violating the
!tude TO the head Of the Church.
Robert WILSON spoke earnestly In favor OF union.
He said he could give up both name and testimony
buried be be}le7ed there IVES intelligence :enongh
In the Church to prepare oue better than either.
Peter Gibson, Of Cincinnati, Was not prepared to
Samuel q. CaugheE spoke IN oprosltton 70 union.
flcor, speaking tEenty minutes before noon, aud
speech made thus far on either side. It was d
powerful arpea1 for union, and vas. listened to
with profound Interest &c thoroughly and anlJ
claimed for It did not e1ist io 7act.
ue also arIayed the repeated action
Of th1s question with other branches OF The Pres
byterian Caurch- Almost every proposition OF
union had come from this Church, ana ret # was
declens1on Of tie Church IN numbers, until It had
but thirty ministers, and argued that something
must be done He consendetl that Its opponents
HSIE uuAule 70 aQQW any H1ueTEQC& between the
testimonies Of the tWo churches, and In regard to
property, that the faW would allow them 10 take
their properly with them
ne Toie on union WilI be taken at ~ O'Clock to-
night. The synod Will probably adjourn tonight
CINClRSAT1, May 21-The Reformed Fresbyte-
RAN Synod came to vote this evening" on the &C.
ceptance Of the report Of the committee as to the
basis Of union, resulting in 10 In fo.;- and q
against. The result has been anticipated.
After the defeat Of the basis submitted By the
committee, a resolution introduced by I}ev. j. F.
Morton for the appointment Of new committee
Was defeated by the adoption Of substitute de-
claEng that the Synod would cease at least for tile
present, any further efforts on the sub
1ect OF union, and thnt trusting > in
the head Of the Church and goodness Of their
cause, would 90 forward with united hands and
hearts IN the prosecution Of their pWn 8pprU-
pirate work.
The Anal adjournment was not Carried until
nearly O'Clock at night