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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-10-27
The Bee Keepers Journal and National

The Bee Keepers Journal and National
Agriculturist has appeared with another
new heading and many fine original en-
cravings. This valuable paper is edited
by Homer A. King and Mrs. Ellen S. Tup-
per, assisted by several associates. The
National Agriculturist, edited by Nj. 1.
V. Mapes, is one of the best and cheapest
agricultural journals of the day. Address
H. A. King & Co.. 240 Broadway, N. Y.
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Professor Cassers Analysis OF Certain
Liquors.

Liquors.
Read Professor Cassel's report Of the following
analysis of liquors:
CLEvELASD, ONO, September 7, 1870,
8. Cow & CO.-The samples Of liquors You len
with me | have made.a careful chemical exami-
nation of, with the following result:
Sample labelled '-Sommer's whisky" has "A per
cent alcohol in il. It also contains a notable
amount Of free sulPhuricCacid, and a deleterious
quantity Of Pusil oil IL is not a pure whisky.
Same Labelled "Rye Whisky" possesses 40 per
cent alcohol. il is perfectly free from Impurities.
Same labelled Irish Whisky" has IS per cent
alcohol, perfectly pure and q very superior article
Same labelled Brandy" contains AZ per cent.
alcohol. free from adulterAnts, and an exceeding
ly fine liquor Of high flavor and mild taste. II Is
well adapted to the physicians use where stimu-
lants are indicated.
With much respect, yours truly.
J.LANG CASSELS, NJ. d.,
Prof OF Chemistry in Cleveland Medical College.
P 9. Your Irish WhiskOy and brandy are the
finest / have seen in this country.
n. y. We have never sold the sSommers Whis-
KY" the sample above referred to we purchased
here in order to have it carefully analysed by
Prof Cassels, in connection with our own goods.
oct2lu 5. COVE& co.
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From the Rural New Yorker.
Having examined your Patent TIN-LINED
LEAD PIPE, We are satisfied that 1t possesses
great value and utility, and therefore voluntarily
commend it to all who use water convened thro'
pipes"
Circulars and sample Of pipe sent by mail free
Address THE CoLWELLS, SHAW & WILLARD
CO., 2l3 Centre ST., New York. For sale
also by Messrs. BEST 4 MARTIN, Canton, Ohio
and the leading Plumbers. iune2om4
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A Good Investment.

SOAEFHING valuable found near the city o.
- Canton! Thousands of dollars to any peTsor
DEMOCRAT Office, or address box as, Canton, o.
septT
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National Park Rink.

National Park Bank.
NV YORK, May 10, 1870
To the Coiwells, Shaw & Willard Mfg Co,
Dear Sirs =
Our bank building having been plumbed thro'-
out with your Tin-Lined Lead Pipe, we take'pleas-
ure in stating that it has worked to eur entire sat
isfAction. No repairs have been made up TO the
present time.
Yours respectfully.
j. l. WORTH, Cashier.
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I'VE WANT THREE HUNDRED AGENT
w Send for circulars Address
THE CANTON MANUFACTURING CO.,
AosS4h5 Canton, Ohio
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CITY ITEMS.

X. P.-Buckeye Lodge No. II, Knights OF Pyth-
las, meets every Monday evening at ? o'clock, in
Odd Fellows Hall. 4. R. and c. S.
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From the RuraI New yorLer

II am Of tho opinion that your Tin-Lined Lead
Pipe will, ia a sanitary point Of view. be OF inf
mite good to our citizens.
PARKER, NJ. D., New York"
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PLUMBING.

four years, and Is daily growing in public favor,
being heartily Endorsed 10y all the leading chem
lists and physicians in the country, also the water
commissioner of New York, Brooklyn aud Bos-
largely used for conveying water from distant
springs Tor cooling water by means of coils OF
pipe IN reirigeratOrs. 1t IL almo st universally
used by the makers of Beer and Cider Pumps.
ana also Tor Soda Fountains and Mineral Waters
IN iact wherever purity and safety to health are
as If drawn through silver. Our recent improTe-
ments IN the manufacture insure a most perfect
article, which cannot fail to be fully Appreciated.
Inc advantages of lead pipe with a perfectly pure
OtSGK-tti ttniHg for the conveyance Of water is well
understood 1t gives the full Pliability of the lead
with the pureness of the Tin. The resisting pGw-
er OF Block Tin being abOut I'VE times greater
than Lead. We are enabled to furnish a pipe
stronger than Lead, one-half its weight. At about
she same cost per running foot. For strength,
ne1iolllty, durability, facility of bending, and
making perfectly tightjoinss, this pipe is especi-
ally recommended.
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100. 900 SOLD MAGIC PHOTOGRAPHS

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without DRUGS. Send ~ cents for Circni a9
~ +. AGE
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~ Bowery, New York, Post once Box 2,5ss.
i~uly2f69-Iy
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FREE TO BOOK AGENTS,

we VIII send n handsome Prospectus Of our
heo Illustrated Family bite to any book Agent
iree OF Charge. Address, NATIONAL PuRLIsHIs5 Co
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-13

HANDSOME LINE OF ROMAN sAsHEs, frUi
ed 70 $3.50 each. just TSooivsd
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Ep0flfBHEp RooMs-FRoNTTNo THE AVE
II Nuk With or without Board, At the Caledonia
SS; TS;Ss'S y. street and Ps@PSs9'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-13
l. IN English Naval Oalcsr Any Better thsu =
American Naval OaleeTI

We ask the question Of the gentlemen who
war against the staff Officers Of the American
navy in the Philadelphia Prsss and Washing
ton Chronicle.
The Press Of the 10th instant takes Mr..
Chllders, First Lord a the Admiralty in Eng
land, to task for promising In Parliament
airy debate not long since that "steps should
be taken to prevent the recurrence Of such
Irregularities in the future" az the writing Of
letters to newspapers by naval officers.
There appears to be an outstanding regulA-
ton Of the service against such writing, long
fallen into disuse, which Mr.. Childers prom
ises TO revive. The Press regards this as an
invasion Of the righs Of the British naval
officers, and says;
"This must mean that no naval officer will
be allowed TO write TO newspaper-oven 10
yindieate himself-cOrrect q misstatement In
Parliamentary debate, or discuss proposed
changes In the service. II this prohibition be
enforced against naval why not also against
military and civil officials7 Why, In short
70 carry out the principle, SHOULD not bishops,
rectOrs and curates he prohibited from writ
Ing about their profession to the newspaper
This putting q check on the expression Of
private opinion upon public matters by per-
sons In the Government service, military or
civil, OF England, appears harsh and unjust
II the officer who writes TO 4 newspaper docs
not state an untruth or docs not Indulge In
PeI s,nl OF sianueI' nov can ho onehu
Governmeht DepaTtments are AFRAID m ana
would put down, on Mr., Bagnets theory that
discipline must be maintained The naval
snd military officers OF INC Britlsh service
seen tnheLhsT, as such, Hlsy I1iN submit 10 an
absolute order not 10 l1rhe 10 tie Re'nspdpers
ION matters relating 10 he public sa'uioe."
Theremaybe some reason unknown to W, why
journals that are devoted to supPresaing the
free expression Of opinion by the staff officers
OF the American navy, should, at the distance
OF three thousand miles, become inc cham
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-13
Dry Goods.
CHEAP DRY GOODS.

CHEAP DRY GOODS.
B0SSAtSS "a ShE IS19S 81 stOl S.1.si
RW2SS fIE p H22TT3EEsH cent? i,soop oorroNs
WIFI WIFI I SSbSbS jiSo'GGGN COTTON a 10 ct.
DIRE s GOODS.
GRENADINES y eta and I2x ots
hozAhBloURs ~ end 2g sts
WASH PoPLINs : eta moi Air 81 Aii.is Is e.
BEAUTIFUL wHITEiROUND GRENADINES,
Ht 81 soiofSd spT;s ot az SSs ia ao and so,
GEN0IsE LINkNs Dor snitsl q % and so eta
WlIIIE SWISS MUsIINs 10h 70 30 eta
NAIhFHS98x mgs LIN ~ z ~ e. IL an
-3f5, 10 50 and Is %.
JAPANESE POPIINS I'm great dsmAnd) In PlAids
NITisyer md TINT ho \ ne Gysi Kiss;
sPIRSDip a HRisN All e 3 Us snd sS.5O
BLACK SILKS, si.00' Si.50, S1.75, s2.OO
SILK P0RIINs (Frsnehl sI.OO.
u BLACK AlPACAs. ~, 80, 60, 10 eta and
RRo&ss'LINFN DRILLS 40, $3.50 and IS eta,
OAss inhaa " All yool from DO cents up 10 10 cts.
CoTToSADEs, Tor bOys' wear. is, 10, rs and rs
IRISH LIEESs trS1 2 S;Pi: to \ a. sD.
ISsikIY II, yEsds. 10 and I2s cont.
RIRllis20af RRs sb st5 & Rif5I d9s'n
sPKSliAl, BRkGRfSs IN LiSES HRSbKER.
TS-oNR PRICE. JUST DEALING TO ALI.
myIau 1910 Seventh street, NJ ".
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Special Notices.

phssddikff8sS Vii GfS nh s Ses,lpt n iss
H fS Nc ShfROs SIX s odS S9 sAsSs s. v "a
sSS:s Se'Tgps .S q eSg0@'nS XII f5 ~
). d BRows Secretary. myisA
ns1-AN ADJOTRNFD MEETING OF THE
~ fioassf ioinesissd osilon, t9g sgPgdsIl9
yisfNd I% Ish instant. "a N "a 1850 esesf. a
RS ssiS {, Board Of 'd' s.I YoN Etsx 49,
pB-nEDFoRNRh ltEW MIXERS, LICK MIN
DIRECT FROM THE SPRING,
Just r.solvcdM NIII.BURNs,,
,,, oD00.,,. IN. u E.Ile s,.,s. strsss;
RiS w lsS.s,.s y Is. ass " &! ~ y ~
q ~ 81 gl.ss 18TH On LaYR VIZ
be pre.snt Those having SesLs Vii plsYs bring
~ @9su 10 ch.fas q AS y,
iSaO a s:s e s:.r YSfFT .s1 hon'' st IS
Dey-FBSSp Sfssc All, TiIItER AND FIS !l
RMATE sT5 E sIS.S S.I: xIGT x
dTapshL ~ 00UGHLtNs DRUG sToRE, opposite
BGS@ssEGIL!Ast, TO TIKI ,S y TbitA3E,
ENGLISH And AMERICAN FABRICS, nor custom
! sc az oS ~ a NJ a q Ss:
afteon yeaTs toeether Nth our CONNECTION Nth the
best American and FOREIGN housea enAbles us 70 offer
~ AZ times the ven latest and best line Of Eoods We
lAteb formed oonnecton BY which We open In Wash
iegton goods Imported Al New Yofk IN ten days after
ATvsL We an as ne OnlI AGsn.s igr The oelsbTAtsd
b. a l. fREfCH YOKE SHIRTS, which 70 male TO
order We have also secured Of the best Boys and
Nonthk Cutters, and hereafter ahAl mako Youths
mJTir OAK HALL CLOTHING co.
nss-RRGIsTR.ATION OFYOTERs IN THR
W sixth WARD.
Tho undersigned. Judges OF Election Of the city Of
washlnglon. WIN y ln session IN The sllth Ward On
MONDAY. TUESDAY, WEDNESDHY, THURS
DAY, ard FRIDAY, Msya ~ y, y, ard ~ tunless
notice be Eiven Of Abridaemanl Of the une at the
Commiasioners once on .tresk between Seventh and
Eighth streets FROM 70 oolook y M, for tho purpose
Of preparing list o. the qualified voters Of the Sixth
ward ... .|...
ssToats. q assrasSon, OF csTSSd sJ PSS OS
satisfactory proof q their losa
WN A. COOK,
.. JAMES DONALDSON,
ROBERT ", BOOKER,
.... j. II, CH0SSNAN,
my7St Judges Of Election, Washington, D. q.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-13

DEPARTURE or THE TURusH MINISTER
To-day Monsieur BlAoque the TtTklab minis,
ter viii leave here with his family for New
York, from which city he Ia IN sal on satur,
day morning for France, on one years leave
Of absence. He Is TO spend about a month IN
France, and thence proceed to C0nstantlnopls
Mr.. Blaeque win take with him the good
wishes Of host Of warm personal friends, to
whom he has become ondearod during HE
residence In this country,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-13
Books and Stationery.


INvALUABER FOR RECORDS.
QEbonlEsd qg Safety. Payer changer at once Bhoh
Ink of fhs pakah hind 70
~ y PERMANENT JET BLACK,
hna prove, ~ durability Of the Ink Tcu arc writing
Nn,As, Leligs, Leral and Sermon Paper, and BiAnh
IioovRR's FTRsT.CLAss OARBoNIzRD PAPER
Assnt Tor - District, VIM. BAII.ANTYNR,
- AO3 esyepth street, lntelligencer Bullding.
DFNoYkL-wN DESIRE 10 GALL THE AT
~ tsntion o. our cintomers and the public eqnaray
that We have removVd stock Of Books and Hatoq-
~ % our new building, which We have inst oornpefe
-. md sirh Etfesta, being ONLY doors wet q our
RxkH them. Wenov hsye ona q the largest store.
roma m thia CITY, being iH feet in length b 2
= Which svea @ ample room 70 display osg s.ocs
lssges! s.ok Ard yEisiy this sds 81 Nsr York which
s,osf Il NfsoKif EEoUs 200 Ks I ialss sI 70 which
~, p7p1 ,sis liberal addliona Our collection
n general me- IN our eily and surtoandine country.
BTATfONHhY--our stock 4 foii and coInpIete being
Of the various qualities and pfcs 10 auit All We Ala
sefelIe regnl,ly ~ ne psnSlp,l Eeekly papeu pub.
DAY 10 AZ q which We earnestly invite our customers
And ths Pablic sengrAfy 70 call and saAinins Rsmem.
-, - w.H.So. II. MORRISON
ron RENr-The s,ore-Foolps Jrpp which vo have
rented separate or together Rent low 70 pernA nont
tenant Possession given Immediately.
Appb 20 rIl w IN. 40. H. MoRRlHoN,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-13

SIXTY BOXES FINE FRENCH FIoTEE 81. Su'
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RY COOPER 4 L 4 T sItini;,. A Vy.
ROuthWcst corner Of Pa. avenue and Eleventh strol

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE TRACT OF
LAND IN THE VICINITY OF WASHINGTON,
By virtue Of q deed Of trust dated August Is lags
the AndersiSaed win sell At public auction, on MON
DAY, the asa day Of May, lsO, At O'Clock p m. At
Auction Rodms o. Coopsr y IAtlmer Tract 81 Land,
consisting q Iots ten 0l and eleven, CiD In J. b
Kibbeya subdivision Of "Granby" situated partly In
M..saSi29 COUNTY D. y and D1IS. IN Prime GsS5as
nearly ten A0reA
road. about four miles from the city Of Washington,
and, either A. suburban garden,
offers rare Opportunity Tor investment u u within
minutes walk q tho Baltimore and Ohio railroad
The branch railroad viii pas olossb IT, On the
land young grape vtnea peach orchAris strawberry
panta, 4o. Alsn grove oi trees an elevated part
tho grgund beautifully adApted for sbuildlnH site
There is also line nov barn, having ever modeIg I'm
Tsnns Of sale One third cAkh, balance In equal In
stAllments In u and IL months 800 q be depoaitsd
By the purchaser Al the time Of sale II the purchaser
does not oamp9 with the tems Of sAls within 1--WE days
after tho day Of sale, the trustee the right 70
resell the property, the sk and 81 the default
ing purchaser, after giving ton days notice.
The amount for which said prpperty u 10 DO snld
e3o, with Interest from aid date q sAid deed Of
trust o. INGLE, Triatee
myills42 COOPER a LATINER Auo'a
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For Sale OF Rent.

81 ~ NOt''O VI AOOt"'
TJ7if Tfsi1fsn RooNs- FRoNTTNo T9F AVE
Euk vl,9 q Si.hops Board a. ths 0.lsdonl.
avenue avenue fssie Board ~ per VeSt. myisscs@
NON ALI AN. AVN now RoGT, TSAyy
aI61 y fest ions ssei w SidS n psrisos order
I;IoR sKTE-E oRooFRy AND LIQUOR s'roRF,
Hs siostsd sSa doiSs arsisisis 6u.iSs,., v No
RspS q S S' Y. s~ y '' asiR.d
Nor RRNT-ROOMs AT NO. ~ North D street
,5 Ss. :. ne NO.. S.Rlssa :, ,,; sIs
Il on N stssst aorts, Va ITO, 6sssssS Eisyss,,
and Iy,li,h ,,Ess.. tsa9lrs q oeUsr KooHs, D
FOR REEg-A opMFoRTAA DwRIILNe. u
lssIsi. spSS 3 o5oFffR 'TiissrlffSEA s,ISs-
E'oR RRNTL BETHKI ooTTAdR, corn ' North
I 0sH,ss, ssd s.rsss. Eaess % :. x Or more
nhlssod q, l. JAMES oRuoHErr,
of lsrss, bss-.s NInsh sad rsg,s .irse,. - ~
tsnlas ioqrtssn rOo@s va, s -, Hgds.s soSvo-
HhSia gsai R.,a.e Assat $40 seventh street.
75S9i, sIig MN T,i iNS5;siss s,os;r T,IiSo
Z rasss sssh. iluss I'D sSs pSssSssS isHsfsFi
RfNGf3N BA6IlE III ! GsdIson sIrSss s,st ss
street sae y spsslm.
HOW MuQH RENT DO YOU PAY i-kNOUQli
ioT sse on Capitol I'M fquftsss iouTrposs hb.ss, nov.
ploey hnl.hsd and Which gu 1e readI tor occupancy
payable 20 cash, and the helanee IN monthly Install
ments Of ~ JOHN ~ AhRlsON
Capt 6apitSi fii '''' ''-' 'no sSi sld'
NOR sAIF-1 yRRy DFsiRIi5 i.R 1ITIIbTNG
,.R ne m. Eqsaen.es q Adnirsl todd
~ y, ~, ~. 49, W ~ ~ ~
nss.a,. IVY X ~ ~ ds,,h ~ ~ ~
~ ~. ~ =, Nv Ell siissp on' anu
s.bat0 un.i R,t.ta Assnf Hf q a.,snth -,
TIop a. +. ~ sFyFR1L -InRFs or TpE
IN estate o. tho late Mashinetgn Bern, deceased,
known q Metropolis visv,N THUS called for The
reasol that Il ooinpands usF o. both the cities o.
MaahinFton and Alarandrial located one miles north
II the Capitol on he road leading 70 soldiers Home.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-18
CUBA.

Aovo0o OOurnoIo Oonmoae kovoPob1y -
0rans's body TANKS e
ihe Message and she 0panlarAs Praaso
ls-1npessaas Fost ef the Upten's
Cargo acknowledgements Killed
anA CaDtuseA-Ellohs - the lGeun-
'-7 tsans. 'tw ,. s-s$sr ag
HAVANA, June 1.-THE Diario and the
Voz de Cuba comment favorably on Presi.
dent Grants message to Congress ON Cuban
affairs. Everybody talks OF it, and the
Spaniards praise President Grants conduct.
Prominent persons express tho hope that
Congress will send special commission to
the island to see matters for themselves and
disprove the erroneous statements pub
lished in the United States concerning the
situation here. msa5 s.as f 4
The Captain General telegraphs that an
important part OF the steamer George B.
UptOn's cargo has been captured. -
Some insurgents, while carrying boxes Of
arms and ammunition into the Jurisdiction
Of Mareyaoe, were surprised; four were
killed, and their train was captured; elk
more were killed and one taken prisoner.
In Gibara jurisdiction fourteen of the party
only remain, who. under tho command Of
Colonel Lono, have fed to the Chaparra
mountains, closely pursued by the troops.
The dispatches do not state whether Colonel
Lono landed with the first party at Punta
Brave or was at the. head of the second
expedition. % ag1-i" ~ -4s s9as az~
The steamship Guadaloupe, from Vera
Cruz, arrived yesterday and sailed to day
for ST. Naraie. y ae~,l.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-18
FORF1GN.

French Cable company AbanAons the
Monopoly 81 Lsndi.g-Diekens' For
time Of Eighty Thousand Pounds
ster,ips-eix Monthly Parts Of Ed
v,n brood Finished-Wiikie C0llins
to Complete it-Heavy SILK Crop
I'm Isaly-south African Cold Mines
Pronounced Worlhless-Early Dlss0-
tuition Of the French Chamber mot
Contemplated-An Imp0rtaut Will Ia
valldsted-AdvantAge to Tenants by
the Irish Land Blll-Celebrasion of
the Feast of Corpus Christi at
Madrid.
PARIS, June 1.-THE French Cable Com
pany have abandoned the exclusive right to
land cables on French territory, in consid-
Grafton of permission to amalgamatA with
other companies.
Senators Ferdinand Barrost, and Charles
Eustaushe Corta are dead.
In the Corps Legislstif to-day, the Minis
ter of the Interior declared that an early
iissolution of the chamber was not contem-
plated By the go7eriinent.
a deputy Submitted N Interpolation for
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-18

Fall or q Four Story Buildlng-GoverA-
ments Dull - sontherns Dull. but
Uschanged-Red Stockings Beat she
Eckfords by . Score OF Twenty-four
to Seven.
NEW YORK, June ia four.story build
ing fell to-day. One person seriously hurt
and another missing. l-r
demonstrating, 94@94; gold, l12s@1l3.
Governments dull and steady. Southern
securities closed very dull. but unchanged.
Money closed easy at sos fof prime.
Discounts 53@7. Exchange dull. Gold
opened steady at ll3s, afterwards declined
to 1l2l. During the afternoon it was dull,
but steady at 1124@1l2s, and closed dull,
nothing doing. Governments were dull,
but generally steady throughout the day.
Skies of 1881. coupons, l1s; Of 1868. 1l21 /;
OF 1864, llls; Of 1865. 111s; new, 1l34; Of
1867, 1l35; of 1868, 1l34; ten. .forties, 1881.
Southern securities opened quiet and
steady; during the afternoon, dull; CLOSING
very dull, unchanged. Tennessees 81; p|w,
6la. Virginias 50; new, 81. Loujsians
skies 76!; new, 72; ievee skies rs; eiglts gs4.
Alabama eights l0l; fves 70. Georgia skies
8S; sevens 95. North Carolinas -; new, 2ot.
South Carolinas 90; new, 50.
The Red Stockings beat re Eckfords to-
day by score of twenty fur to seven.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-18
J ouRMAL or THE STATE or
NEW ORLEANS, SATURDAY JUNE 49, 1870

and thus laid the foundation for what
is nov the pride and glory Of the city One
of his colleagues was Samuel ]. Peters.
whose name is familiar to, nearly every cit
izen of New Orleans. Were Mr.. Maybin to
institute comparison between the schools
of to-day and those Of the earlier years when
he was first director, he would hardly
recognize q similarity. s..a-1
We omitted also to report the names Of
some young gentlemen handed Us BY Mr..
Lane, principal of the Marshall School, as
deserving honorable mention. They are as
follows: ,.---
Ahendonce- q. Green, T. G..
Twitchell, W. s. Riddle.
Deport,nent-D. P. Albers. W. j. Yates,
]. J. Pascal. s-.f.. v.-,---,
Scaolarship-E: J. Gueringer, b. H. Chill
ders, Samuel Marks. RS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-18

We get an idea of who Mr.. Ackerman, the
Presidents nominee for Attorney General,
is by the comments of the New Pork lri-
bune on his nomination.: ''We recognize
cheering sign that the administration is
determined to break down the idea that
men who were carried into the rebellion,
but have since frankly and honestly &C
cepted the result, must forever be excluded
from public trust"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-18

WHICH "A Northern paper says that
"Miss Edith Gilbert Montez daughter of
the celebrated Lola Montez) is lecturing in
New York upon The Wrongs of her
Mother" Does she mean the wrongs that
were done to her mother, or the wrongs
that her mother did?
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-18

Colonel Marshall P. Wilder paid at the
Boston Customhouse on Thursday morning
of last week, about two huidred and fifty
dollars on an invoice more than six years
old Con which all claim was outlawed),
having discovered by accident that lot of
imported trees we're undervalued. We are
sorry to say that some of our New Orleans
merchants have had two sets Of invoices. and
endeavored to pay duty on the lowest.