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The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-09-07

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The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-09-07

Advices from Paris say there is
great excitement there. 1t was not
known that Napoleon was with the
army until after the surrender. Gen
eral Wimpfen, who surrendered the
French army, is q cousin of the Prus-
sian General of the same name. It is
stated that Napoleon insisted upon
the surrender against the protests OF
The New York herald., 1870-03-09
SALES AT AUCTION.
4 N EXTRA LARGE SALE or
n magnificent Household Furnitrre.
A rare opportunity for house keepers

"A magnificent Household Furniture.
A rare Opportunity for no %housskseperss .ssp
The srg.s. and richest sou.sSoa furniture sale Of
fBss Hsfs =. sGoI
ss sss Y" u ss g s: g: y.s sa
richest deacfpoa grsso .nd gold and crimson and cold
Ghaiia Lounss Pier. Oval and a.n,s Nirro1s srosais
sssp and Lacs French Eassre Cabinets Bron'ss
Masnaceu, Decker i Brother. rlsnofors..
aass.". Es.sw0Sa and walnut 6s.mS.r ys: s.a,.sa
Hair Msrasss o psr sansa a ses Pows
cns ohsrs koekes Lounges covered with rsps and hair
u'laa Glass and siyer Ware. Cutlery Sale posiiive
ssS Or o saIs sse psp IN 70 S
take broadway stages or University place cars.
A Rr NOTICE.
IA BY HENRY II. LEEDS MINER
HENRY 4. LEEDS A,cnoneer
s'iesroo%s g ohameers aea q Rsade streets
Art Galleries oi1 and sls broadway
Great sale OF brst class
.hs a ss y sIss % o. on Tuesday and
S Ss pa % e ss
& Sh,s%0. M 1 and rSbqses. q ,aas hEn been made
and embrace OF American foreign ART Also
the ivate collection Of gentleman Of this city Among
Ssp, iaass:; T.; f.:.%ss johnson, ]. I brown,
ThSs Ris!,aor, RH,l,, 4 Rome. nonnsf' NH s, bsIis.
J. I ass:s: ss:ss: + ss: + $.s
Robbie, A. Mario. II. A. Ferguson
!. : ios11sso, A,s%s 9iE 9iadS,.:; Me; sE Stone
!. s.SIp1yl..qySs,, y.a !so Ssouv'eia nnsmmsn',
and others OF equal celebrity. including ans
They wl' be exhibition and after Wednesday. 9Th
c.soSas. aos sas V. a'S 3 a@a .sa s,snas ss
a PHILiP LEVY Auciioneer
Continuation sale of Framed on Paintings, BY eminent
at Il o'oiock A. NJ, at the Artists, sAesroom 50 Nassau
street. On view from "a. NJ to6r.M.
A ssIGNEE's AND BANKRUPT SALE,
y y sisssas S1sShsSl caSlust aaiFsanssr, Farn,.nie.
n aoa aay sas asrsn q > a, II & &Soes =. e s
o oil riIor' % drawing Room Chamhe Dining Room. Library
and ebony also large OF ms.uia
chaser. cau have ts . 10 a. , s
sonabe rate The sa!es will continue every Wednesday
A }. COLE AUcTIoNEER DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
IA. on Classon avenue, Brooklyn TO be sold 1hurs.
day March TO- at IL O'Clock at the Commercial Exchange
ana basement frame HOUSE on the IVES. side i1s feet north
Of Putnam avenue rooms, gas and water good neigh
auctionssr. sSs Fulton street. Brooklyn -''' : =
IA Over Sl5ooo worth and over 500 lot.
a, pubic aacsioa @ 'es ss,i Sica%Ls aueoase
at the brown stone residence us West Twenty street.
Til. twEbSEs6A2 morning. % Msrch D. Sat a. 10y. o'clock
hvs elegant Psror suits with the richest description
ssn osofPs' striped and Psn ssps hsge5e hrro.
niers,, PAror Ornaments Bsdssads, Bureaus, Wassssand
ssf ens sas -Hs.:.
China Tea and Dinner ses, Silver and Glass Ware, Ivory
Sale Take Breadwsy .,sSos or sixth
Avenue car. and stop corner rwsn..th street Farnure
chssen.
The New York herald., 1870-03-09

the entire stock Of O. W. sneaen, Eso, retiring bust
consisting OF every variety OF rosewood, 5ack waau
mahogany aaG ragted PaTor, Ballroom LbrRrY Dinav
Room Furniture. Locss, LOCKING Classes NareAsts,
nnhcd Furniture Frames uud also Iron Sate Desks,
Furniture Cart. three rts Harness, Bragy Wagon Cats
losues ready. The goods be before
NJ B.The sale viii be continued daily u1sn ali R lola
]. AOQAET, Auel!opeer. No. IMorth NNlisra sssss1
The New York herald., 1870-03-09
SALES AT AUCTION.
.IAMEs \. MILLER AucrIoNEER:

IAME2 n MILLER, ArCrIONEER.
WEDNESDAY, March O.
Az IL oclock at the Exchange Saesroo Ill Broadway.
-, - (By order Of exccutor.D
NO III Brooms atreet-ihs story attic brick House.
eoh,sning 10 rooms party walls connecting with The
deep ' - ~ '~~' NSse' "s"~ ~'-S- ~
The properv can bs .s.n fro,. N "a n,cioct s.,~
Terms cash.
AApa .. tns ONCE y Pine street
IANob BOQARf, AUcTIoNEER
THIS DAY. MARCH g.
NJ ION O'Clock at this roops I North Wus~r
street Household Furniture sofas Tables Chairs Burcaas
bedsesds hHchSn Furniture, Carpets Looking Glasses:
aso two casm bouNbon also Two ses,ed TOP Wagon,
ood Depot Wagon !; also Marshals sale 40 pair lasts
CHARLES Y. WATTS, Marshall.
The New York herald., 1870-03-09

INILLIAM wyTTERs AUCTIoNEER-sELLs THIS
day, o'clock, ss "a Canal sii se. Mortgage ssas
OF Household Furniture &C. Three PAror Suits three Pier
and one Mantei Mirror Curtains Centre, Dining and TEA
Tables; rosewood mahogany and black walnut Ragsres
Library and Secretary Bookcase Velvet Carpe hal and
basement oilcloha, hatress black walnut mahogany and
enameed Chamber Suits Hair and Spring Mattresses largo
Bolstcra and Pillows Bankas Sheets Spreads Wardrobsss
Lounges Easy Rocking and other Chairs Extension TAbtes
China, Dinner Tea Kitchen Furniture; Hotd
Carpets ~ or 80 In hnA order.
The New York herald., 1870-03-09

RIO LET-MUSIC OR SEWING MACHINE SHOW ROOM,
a7y56, Ia the building, junction Of Fulton lain
streets, Brooklyn; all the cars pass the door:
The New York herald., 1870-03-09

RIO LET, WITH STEAM POWER-FINE LIGHT ROOMS.
Broadway, corner Thirty street, InQue In the
carriage factory.
The New York herald., 1870-03-09

ITO LET OR LEAsE-THE LOFTS OF THE MARBLE
building No. ~ eade street, 25S60 feet; well isted
ventise and In perfect order Apply to f. H. LUDLOW
co. No. Pine street.
The New York herald., 1870-03-09

YJ,O IEASE-FOR FIVE YEARS, THE STORE AND
i Basement lis Leonard street. with privilege alter
extend; OF building, 25x45; OF lot 25xa0 Apply
GRIFFITH h BYRNE, on the premises.
The New York herald., 1870-03-09

ITO LET OR LEAsE-PRoM NAY ], HOUSE ANT
Store 81 Madison street. near New Bowery; suitable fo
pawnbrokers which Il has been occupied the past II
years; rent sl,2oo Apply to FANNING, 40 East Four;l
street, near Bowery.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-06-23
Shoe Flv.
The Peoria Transcript Is responsible fo
The following.


The Peoria Transcript Is responsible for
The following:
An old shoe arrived at the postof1ice, by
the evening mail yesterday, which can
boast Of having been over more Of the
known world than any othsr shoe IN the
country. /. IS az old, worn out gaiter, and
attached To II Is 2 tcy guard and large
card, DOW filed with postmarkS Of the va
fious Offices where il has been overhauied,
Ihe earliest po1tmark that can be found on
il is April Is, perhaps year age. The
card bears the following Inscription, written
on writing paper. aad pasted upon IT, Il
would Ike 70 climb the heights Of the
Rocky Mountains, wade through the SHOWS
81 Alaska, walk through the gardens Of
California, mirror ny lovely lace IN the
PaclGc ocean, and listen to the mulnuys OF
the Atlantic, before | find my resting
place. Friends, shall nay wish BE- graft
fed 2"
In another place is the inscription: Il
am bound for Toledo, Ohio, they say;
Shoe Fb' on their letter. Each z. NJ.
vii please stamp bis railroad stamp on me
and let ne ass. Truly yours, Shoe
In another place is the following: LET
no protaue hard dare to stay me in NY
course; 10 which some other person has
added, Go on" another inscription
says: tsEecttuily dedicated TO Sun Set
Coz, by the Chicago Office. Pass on
The card is nearly covered with post
marks, among which the following are leg
IDLE: Davenport, Iowa; Portland Oregon;
L0ckport, New \ ork; hicago, McGregor,
Iowa; La Crosse, Wis: San Francisco,
Cal; Milwaukee, Wis; Prairie do CHEN,
Wis; st. Paul, Minnesota Then there
are the stamps Of the Union and Central
Pacific railroad, showing its passage to and
from San Francesca; also Of several steam.
ers belonging to the Hawaiian line steamers
showing its passage to and from the Sand
wIch Islands and to Japan, and down tC
Central America and Mexico.
The clerks IL the several Offices have also
shown their appreciation OF the joke by
employing the various stamps to be found
/ in 4 postoifice. So there are the stamps
Person addressed cannot be found,
/ Held for postage" "Missent to Sar
Francisco, Forwarded. " Unclaimed,
advertised, Prepaid quarterly, Sar
Francisco
The old shoe will be resent on its travel
tits morning provided with a new card fo
future reports, aud started west in tht
hope that it will reach Toledo. if it don
! s,2rt Of down south and there get wcanal
! Of its travels
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-06-23
W ISCOuSil Items

The number Of deaths among odd fel
lows IN Wisconsin is nearly five to every
thousand. So says Ryan Of The Appleton
Crescent.
The la Crosse Democrat says. that LARGE
arrivals Of Scandinavian emirrau,s have
taken place there this week.
Elfers and drunmers are wanted there
for the fourth.
The Sparta Herald says: 1T appears
that during the present season more emf
grants have arrived ia TINS country than
Tor several years past, most Of them coming
to the western states. They are generally
IN the prime Of life, and q large proportion
OF them bring gold coin with them to buy
lands. Wisconsin is having its share OF
this tide OF emigration. .
The Oshkosh Northwestern says crors
arc growing finely, New potatoes raised
IN that vicinity have appeared in market.
The strawberry crop L. larger than was an,
ucipatcd. Grain Of all kinds promises
well. Farmers are in good spirits. The
weather Is proPitioas and everything
promises fayorahy.
The Green Bay Advocate SAYS the
weather during the past week has been un
usually cool, and almost every day there
has been mere or less rain. CFops Of All
kinds are doing fucIy. Strawberry testi.
va!s ana great preparations for : rous;7r
Fourth Of duly celebration.
The GAINESVILLE Gazette saws a piskerel
- inches in length aud weighing y
pounds, was taken from Rock river Iv q
lad, on "Wednesday q last week
The Neenah Press says that by a ruua-
way OF Wednesday, Jacob Devins, IS
years o age, was brown fro,u lis team aud
had his neck broken.
Rjpon J fibiiau; over the prospect Of a
speedy Toilroai correction with Oshkosh.
The route has been surveyed. aoa the cost
"fIlatins The road bel in shape for the
lr1a will Lo only So. 6aa.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-06-23
The Union OF the Ocean.

The ceremony at San Francisco. of unit
ing the waters OF the Atlantic aud Pacific
Oceans, performed by the Boston Board OF
Trade cxeursionlsts, IS thus described Ia a
telegram to The Boston journal
he bottle OF water taken from the At
ianuc at Boston, was uncorked by Hon.
Alex. III. Rice, the President Of the Boston
party and one hat Its contents poured into
the Pacific Ocean, making as Mr.. Rice said
"a literal blending Of the waves of the two
oceans, which should flow on together until
there shall be no more sea, and symbolic
NY unity OF the people OF America ID ties
OF interest and brotherhood which shall
continue until the last wave Of time shall
break upon he eternal shore. The space
IN the bottom was then filed with water
from the Pacific Ocean, aud its contents
viii he taken home by the BOstonians as
the mingled clements Of the Atlantic aud
The Iacllc.
he party then formed circle around
the veranda e the Cliff House, a Califor-
Alan and b0stouian alternating, and the
bottle OF mingled water, as an emblem Of
Blended friendship, was passed around the
cnure Gree, nd from hand to hand, the
entire company united III singing Amer
lea \ most Interesting ceremony follow
ed. y little daughter two years Of age)
Of -lr Il. q. Brown, Of San Francisco, was
present, and having never before been
cLnStened, 1t was suggested. on a moment 5
thought, that he whole rite should be ad>
mlnlstered. i table was brought out and
covered with the nstional flag, and large
silver basin containing water from both
oceans, when, amid stiffness disturbed
oay by the surging sea, the parents
stepped forward with the little
chill IN its mothers arms,
aud the Rev. AIr. Naterson, OF
the Boston parry, With great beauty aud
so'emulty, administered the rite of baptism.
The entire audience Immediately burst
4oINh III stnSs~e the Doyol0gy TO the tune
OF Old Hundred"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-06-23

Made IF Poor Rum, Whisky, Proof Spirits
and refuse liquors .doc.ored. sPieed and sweet
eued to please the taste. called ''Ionics,''
"APpetzcTs, "RestorerS, &c, that lead the
tippler on to drunkenness and ruin, but are
tl-tI, medicine. made from The native roots and
herbs Of California free from al Alcoholic
Stilulants. They are the GREAT BLOOD
PURIFIER and LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE,
perfect ren0vator and invigorator Of the sus-
tenn carrying Off al poisonous matter, and re-
storing the blood to q healthy condition. No
person can take these titters according TO
directions, and remain loag-un veil
SF0D viii be given fer an incurable case,
provided the bones are not destroyed by min
cral nelson's or other means. and the vital
organs wasted Beyond the point Of repair.
Fer Iutiamnajory ead Clroni" rheumatism
and Gout. Iyvsae 9sia. or Indigestion, Bilious,
Remittent and Intermittent Fevers, Diseases
Of the Blood Liver. Kidneys, and Bladder
cases are caused by Initiated Blood, which is
generally produced by arrangement Of the
Digestive Organs,
Cleanse the yitilatcd blood whenever You
finlit impurities burst ne through the SKIN in
pmples, cruptions or sores: cleanse 1t when
vou find it obstructed and sluggish III the veins
cleansing il when 1t Is foul. and your feelings
will tell you when Keep the blood pure and
the health Of the system viii follow.
PIN. TAPE and other " OBMS. lurking in
the system Of 20 many thousands, are effectu-
ally destroyed and removed
In bilious remittent. and intermittent few
crs. these bittcrs have no equal For full di-
rcct.ous read carefully the circular around
each bottle. printed in four languages-Eng-
fish. German French and Spanish.
J WALKER. Proprie, OF. 81 Commerce st.N.Y.
Il II. MCDONALD & co.
Druggists. and general agents, san Francisco
aud Sacramento, Salilornia, and 81 81
Commerce 81. \. !. 11-4lm3
( E.g-SOLU b ALL DRUGGISTS AND
m FPS
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-06-23
Sherif's Sale.

Circuit Court Manitowoc County. Emil
Bode and Jacob Matthews, against Ambrosius
Ehrat
BY virtue Of IN execution issued ont of the
circuit court If Nanitowoc county. in the
above cE,Liei action ] hall expose for sale
and sell at public auction at the court house
IN the city OF MaGitowoc, on Saturday the six
teen5h tl6) day o. July 1870, at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon Of tkat day, the following describ
ed premises or 50 much thereof a. may be
necessary to satisfy said execution and costs.
to-wit Twenty feet on the south side Of lot
10. sixteen rs Ia block No. three hundred
and sixteen t3i6j situated in the city Of Man
itowoc and state .. Wisconsin
L. MCLH0LIND
sberiff, Manit 1woc County
Emil BODE Piahtiif 4J.6t
Dated Sheriff soffice Manitowoc. June lst.
$40
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-06-23

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m. I'll l. l.. r,,r,.I sors the
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: c,n3 tn, IL, oro,. ui,l ia lighter Than
Iast saa.on
The Janesviue Gazette has been sold to
Cen lanes R;ntFF If Monroe. Green
CONT, aud 2 C,Iyin orJanpsviIla The
reg, f-n, ~ ,.te r,.esss;on IN the I.t #
r.I-
M. p,.;a, -, .ou. 10 otor :, ,La
l.Loe.I H. -, : .n,,o,, 1,;,,bar
,l,-s s.a.or ia, ! has beo, beretofore for
. ,n-.ler IF rs,rs ond ola residents who
are interested in watching such affairs. are
&c tho on;ri,n hat tho water will rortinpe
- 20 5.,r;,.,. H.. nex, roar ar,vo
Tic sa,,e nanar says that q few nights
SIM. Lo,r5ar ., tho RaiIroad bouse who
49, .or,o~L., i or,c.rs far b;s ..ba \. ~
rbongbf he would light on. without set
i'm Ao-o-arnoIr he vart to his room.
I'LL ~ !, o,e or tho MINER stories, and
u. la~n ~. +r,,L with rome calculating
,-c,.;, aaa cor,, i oF ,bns lsar;no his
lan5r.ra :, tho lurcb Rnt. unfortunately
FIR tho success Of HI. s,rstagem, one of the
,.,oches of The house in some manner got
+ ..u;,a' g he rroceoaino. and when the
No. i,,,..xtl o,r.f,ur da.ocLaa !,
= o"N - ''"0'C1 -
ON ''.s 'oo "''- S-.'.I' -',,o Ia - A.
! /" '-9-0 !, 49, ,' en-
- =, "a. $500, = ,,a -o,,;.
,.-,s az. .,ha o.hlosh c,nrt lon.o i
ana J., ryI.fob lot in the Third ward !.
/ ,o,co,,3 for . consideration If one dollar
/ A,ooIa3 70 n. oonror.pco however !.
Stimulation +ho, ,bo r,,t of he frs. mart
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-06-23

The Burial Of Dickens-Ris Body
Laid in Westminster Abbey.
4 dispatch FROM London, dated the
18th, gives the following account Of the
transformations burial OF Charles Dickens:
Al O'Clock this morning the remains Of
Charlie Dickens were conveyed from lis
residence at Gad's Hill by train to Chaling
Cross station, ana there waited a plain
Aearse, without the usual English trap
Pug, ,...i ,tItrU I'lai, vvoohea l., the ;ir-
coach were placed tie children OF the de
ceased, Charles and Henry Dickens, Miss.
Dickens, and Mrs. Charles Collins In
the second were Miss Hogarth, sister, in
law, and Mrs. Austen, a sIS.e: OF Dickens,
Mrs. Charles Dickens, Jr., and John For
roster. In the third coach were Frank
Beard, Charles Collins, Mr.. C.ery, Wilkie
Collins and Edmund Dickens. Tha entire
party were alfred ID deep but simple
mourning, without bands or scarts. There
was 10 crowd at the Charing Cross station,
and the procession was driven at 0nca to
Westminster Abbey where the remains
were received by Dean Stanley and other
officials, aud placed in the Poets Corn
er, ut the feet Of Frederick Handel, the
immortal son OF q Saxon barber, whose
wonderful operas AID oratorlos will live as
long As the aroma OF the Christmas Caro-,
and a. The head of Brnley Sheridan the
Irish bumorlst, with the historian Bablng~
ton Maeauiey. Dickens cordial friend in life.
and the dramatiSt Cum bertrand on either
SIDE The usual flowers were strewn upon
the BIER Dean Stanley read the burial
service. The coffin was then deposited In
It's final resting PLACE, and he funeral Of
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-06-23
SIS GOLDWATCHEs, $40

Are all Of the best make, hunting cases, war
ranted not to tarnish look ike fine Gold
wears like Gold, and are equal to the best GOLD
watches in make and finish with the best full
ieweled detached and patent levers, extra fine
classes. Gents and Ladies' size So each.
The double extra refined, solid Oroide gold.
A No l. full jewelcd levers. at SO each
Sent by express anywhere within the United
States, at regular wholesale prices, payable
on delivery. No money is required in advance
only satisfactory assurance that the order IS
made in good faith. Any package may be
opened and examined before paid for, by pay
ing the express charges only
Persons can order by mail with safety, by
sending money in advance, in registered
letter, and the goods viii be sent a. a regis
tered package. perpaid. at our risk.
AL agent sending for six watches, viii re
ceive an extra watch free-making seven SIS
watches for $50. or seven $50 watches fer $40
Also elegant Oroide geld chains Of latest
aud most costly STILES, foE Ladies' and Gentle.
mems wear, from 10 to 20 inches long, at
prices of 81, S4, SIS and So each sent with
watch, as lowest wholesale prices
Our watches are all made OF the genuine
solid oroide gold refined, are all perfectly
regulated and adjusted, and guaranteed by
the company to keep correct time and wear
and not tarnish. State The kind, size and price
of watch required and order only Of
THE CRoIDE WATCH co,
III IlS Fulton. Street, New Y ork
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-06-23

GooD FOR HIGH.-The stinglest man in
Wisconsin lives at Durand, Pepin county
Read what Sid. Foster, editor of The
Times, says Of him:
We believe Pepin county can boast of
the stlngiest man in Wisconsin; he is
stlngy In every respect; don't even take his
county paper; but the stingiest part Of his
stlnginess Is shown by the manner 10 which
he buys eggs. He has board with hole
bored in it about the size of the largest
sized hens egg. He will go to the store
with his tester, buy half a dozen eggs, and
pick them out by taking those that viii not
20 through The hole This is fact. if the
fellow that told u> lidn lie. TX.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-06-23
Terrible Fire at Fanaua-Great
Destruction Of Property-Loss
Of 7


New York, June 10.
The steamship Merrimac, from Rio Jan.
enc, VIA 81. Thomas, has arrived. She
brings ,he following important news from
A>pLnwa!I. via the English mail steamer
St. Thomas:
Panama, June 5.
\ terrible fire broke out here at 1870
this morning. The fire originated in the
AspinEa,l Hotel aud communicated to
the ReveIas House, Com prulis's French ba.
Ear, the stores OF Strenberg, f. G. Herbru-
ger, Samuel Piece & Co, Beeamatte. J
j. de eaza, and several private residences.
L Is now raging along the San Juan de
Dies street, and has reached the Bank Of
Panama, which is in flames. Attempts
are beng made TO blow up a house in the
rear OF the bank, near the cathedral, to nre
vent the spreading OF the flames 10 the
Grand Hotel The roof of the cathedral
Is aurnlng IN several places. The Panama
mai oiilce IS IN Imminent danger. Famil>
IS are rushing from their dwellings, and
the plaza are strewn with furniture and
church ornaments. The supply of water is
scanty, the people in active, and the flames
are allowed to do their work almost unre>
sisted. There is a terrible excitement and
alarm.
LATER-ll:00 4. M.-The flames are
subdued. Many casualties occurred. The
number OF deaths is reported at twelve, and
others are believed to be buried in the ruins
ofthe Aspinwall Hotel. A dumber Of per-
sons were also injured. The burnt districts
comprises the dwellings adjoining the As
pnwall Hotel, on Mercedes street. the
Aspinwall Hot |, and all buildings on both
sides OF Jiraldot street from Mercedes to
San Juan de Dies; all on both sides OF
San Juan de Dies street, from Jiraidot to
the Band Of Panama, and all on the lane
running from the French Bazaar as far AS the
Bank OF Panama
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Heat in New York
New York. June %

VT OF =, u uIt y,
Sunday was scorching day, the Their
mometer at 3 O'Clock p. m. standing lls7
IN the sun and 907 in the shade. There
was but httlc air stirring. The sidew walks
were almost unboarable, and peoule stayed
INDOORS. The street railroad ears almost
entirely ceased running, owing to the effect
Of the beat upon the horses and men, An
alarming number Of SUI strokes occurred
Three mad dogs were shot By the police,
running at large.
The attendance at the churches was visi
bly, affected by the weather. 1t was too
warm 10 allow any extra dressing, and SO
oppressive as to forbid any attempt at dis
play. The result was that the churches
were very poorly attended.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-06-23
Taken Up.

Came 70 my enclosure in the town of Frank
lin, Manit0woc comfy. about the lst Of \ pTil
red and white steer with spread horns, about
two years old The owneris requested TO prove
property. pay charges and take him away.
4;'-3t JOHN Logan