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The Republican journal., 1870-10-13

WATCH No 1l2l-bcarng Fradr-Mark -" Frederic
Athcrton Co. manufactured by the L, 5. Watch Co.
has been carried ny months its total variation
from mean time being ouy six secon "a. A. H. DENNIS
President N. }. X. X. & 4. co.
WArcG No. ll25, Stem Windrr bearing Trade Mark
g Frederic Atherton Co.. Marion, Nj manufactured
by United States Watch Co., has been carried by nut
II months months Of that time sea, and in all th,
various climates of Europe. During that time and sine,
my return it has not varied one second per week,
ii. LASSING, Manager knickerLotkpr iiir iusur.
ancc Co., l6l broadway N. i.
UtIcA, N. y, Feb II, 1s-o.
WArCh No. 1893, Stem WindeI bearing Trade Mark
"Frcderic Athcrton Co., Marion n. j." manutactar
cd by U. $. Watch Co.,, has been carried by ne tive,
seconds per month"; T. c. PklHST
Asst. supt.- N. ", E. K II. K. X.
The Republican journal., 1870-10-13

A VOID 4UACAs.-A victim OF early indiscre
&C., having tried in vain every advertised remedy, ha
simple means of se!fcure, which he will send free
his fellow: sufferers. Address j. H. FUTILE, IS Nassau
st. New York.
, 1870-04-23
SPORTING MATTERS.
Practice Game Between the Pro-
fcssfonaIe md Amateurs,
The Former. the winners by a
Score Of rs to II.
Great Race Between the oxford and
Cambridge Crews
BAHE BALI.


The dne weather of yusserdsy Afternoon WAS
improved hy the Chtcsco Club In PLAYING pzao-
lce game Against the Anatruss, A large crowd
Of men and BOYS were Ii attendance upon the
grounds st the cnrzer Of May md Lake streets,
and, - usuhl, the lack oi policeman or two to
prevent the epectatoy1 from pressing In and
se.1ouAy embarrassing the nlasers operated most
tlea.reably, II Is due to the tnterest manifested
n hSSe hall thst the police should be On hand io
kesp onftr and protect the game when played
upon grounds not enclosed. The Chicago nine
-, 5sd Il y oa; n 2,IRs Mr. rs
fNnl 10 place Of 4cAtce. who ts on the sIck l,st,
Tllie Asycf'e played third most Of the time.
tsrtsin Wood was back At second his hand hav-
Atnat:u18 played nine somewhat different from
Ihat u their last game, but one fully u good.
s Geoaaen n caught. . Perkins pitched. Brcdhurg
neiy second, Coan right ncld, Burton centre, and
Johnson left IN the 1rst two innings In which
At!esle Pitched, tbs Amateurs suffered wh!tewash-
Ing, the Chicago boys making and meanwhile:
While n the third inning the former scored &
Inns+ This they were enabled to do by reason OF
s p Y sas
rdtcu:tnsly stupid and wrong as TO thoroughly
provoke me professionals besides leading them In
enr II csc ssaas o ne e sa 81 s. ntse nc
exercise Of a little common sense All. Obcriander
may IN time hopc to quafy himself for The position
81 qnn anu nsa he a9% not r. -
mig, The game, on the ra1 Of the Chicago rt11e,
WIS magnificent cnc-by 1ar the b1st they have
The tase thruwtuS wss splendid. Hodes' plaJ al
bho.t stop greatly superior TO anything he has
shown this season; P1nkhan WAS swtfrcr and
more rcula7 than Qsua.+ anil Cr1yerss catching
was simply immense But 1t vas in batting that
The e11erts t.nmosta!i1ed themselves In valn did
The Anlatcurs chane' theif pitcher from Swift 70
About ',y the heavy hitttys- Some tae1 OF
thflr s.ste Of dining this Enrt OF thing
EcaY lr gained nom the fsct that home ruus d
nr<' 1.4-e his, anI t1i total hsset Fetr made.
Cuthbes1s N1tlu1E wAs In general The HAftBt and
best, he making 10 nrst-h1se hits, but Ttnkb1m
Bcc,ilc1 two hu 1lc runs, which thought his aeorc
q! total hasrg t4'el, The Amateurs werc soEely
troubled Il, tAkr OF the hut eruunl hits and
high nss width CAME 10 them, burton being the
cnt l..atrs Nhn suer,ed In any t!ln,cult catches.
Hi I.rtk >t.rrs1 elrs I,icer, And ulu1cd but one
NlnAcs II nFn. AMI Whitehead at third both MAYED
their sltinEs extremely we'll hut the lolns Of the
E--mAI,irr Il she uiur VEN not OF Fery nigh ur-
der VI u,yrtt4 The score ia As toltowk:
Erf0
, 1870-04-23
THE INDIANS,


Condition OF tho Montana Trtbc..
WsHHG1ux, Apnl q,
The Indian Office las received a report from
General Sully, in charge Of tho Montana Sn-
perantendeucs, dated HclenA April 6, giving
tho following details Of Indian affairs il thhl
district:
Mr.. 4. s. Reed, in charge Of tho Gros
ventres, writes that he has been on a visit to
the River Crows, at Muscle Shell. He found
them cong1cgated awaiting his arrival. They
were almost starved, owing to the scarcity o{
buffalo. They were st war with tha Flathcals
and Pend d'0rcilles. and tho LITTER had stolen
some Of their horses. They were pursued by
the Crows. who Killed some Of them AMI r.
covered the horses The CsosB hava been re-
naorcd TO the Black Butte neighborhood.
The Montana Grow Indians arc lighting the
UncpaTas. They attacked fourteen lodges OF
Gros fentrcs and AHapahoes recently, Killing
tue latter and letting. tha Gsos veg,tses 60.
want to be movod further down the river.
Warm times between the two tribes arc ex-
pectcd.
The Oroe yentres have somewhat recovered
from the htupor occaeionea by the 1nte sick
nees smong them, and are again hunting buf-
fAlo and making robes.
The Asriniholns arc very poor, having nc
horhes and being unable to get buffalo. The
agent had to feed them much more than the
other Indians They arc reported to be c1-
tfamely An1lOuH about t3ietF apntlitv p1ods
with regard to Which they make many in.
quiries.
The Dlackfeet and Ticgans made a raid on
The Asaiuiboine, and took al their horses.
The Asainiboins arc reported to be very quiet
and peaceable. Large numbers Of them f,ava
not been able 70 60 to tho agency for provi-
Rions betaute Of the searcity Of horses IN the
tribe, and tho Santee Sioux are ncarly in tho
same condition. The opi..ion Is exptesse,I
that both these tibca would cultivate he soil
II proper measures were taken.
No Trustworthy information has been 70
ceired in regard to the movements OF the
Maclfeet Indians. Many OF them are now on
the hunt, while others have gone beyond tho
line The smallpox has abated in their camp,
hut great many have died. principally tic
younger portion Of the tribe. About ihi11y
years ago they suffered terribly from this dis
ease. when numbers Of them died, which ac-
counts for the fact that tho older portion did
no. contact tho disease this time. General
Sully Says il is impossible 10 aar whether We
will have tronbls with these Indians this sea
son., Different opinions havo been held CON
cerning the subject. The tribe has become
very much scattered on account of aickness
among them, and it is impossible to arrive at
any conclusion CONCERNING sheir intentions
, 1870-04-23
New Competing Telegraph Line.

AT Ran Franctsco, yestertay, coutraets WEN et1-
tered Into and Aligned By ". .. Snow. IN behalf OF
the Atlantic 4 Pacsnc Telegraph Company, Of
eN York, and the Central PscIdc, Western Pn-
cine, and tho O4tlfnd Railroad Cor1panies' tele-
graph lnes Of California, for m c1cl9s1re eonnee-
noI, ser business, the Union Pacific RAtlfnad naF-
ing made similar contract With the Atlantic i
Pscire Telegraph Company list fall. These Lines
complete the routes from Omaha to San Francisco
and roada running from tho latter city. At
onanA- they sre met By the Great Western Tele-
Graph Company rum Chicago, the wire NOW
suung And the lnst1umc cnts now being put up on
the route hetwecn tt1s city and Omaha. 1t g ex-
ptctnd the Nhoaa line from Chtcaxp 70 California
Ntu be In ofe1t1o4 fA4 cQs1inF 47eek -
, 1870-04-23

eaieo4asion It Was found that be could not alazt
ana Get to the Gruund In tme for Ghe
asht 30 tnAt sotne one else viii baro 10 be secured.
nnleas Joe Is on his way Across the b1ny. Alien
Il Wurdn4 like beaver under jack G}ou!din1R
capable nlcntorshtP snd his ST. LOUIS frseaos Alc
cothu8tast1c In his support. ...
It Is believed that Zoe Cobutn, Notwithstanding
the anirnoHty hcretoforc existing between be and
szpopdh II 50, 10 will donbtlcsa Eeulatn In the
West until After the battle
, 1870-04-23

rhn ,h,errs mi, h.ncrr,,r,,a ~ ,ha ...x ~,,, y,
norT tn 1,+sr tSst Cartssn F',s =, ~ .1s % WI! 4e
In lie Huson Strres Stsiion onss ~ ~ - @ 90
concttson Two ~ th~,n bs,e Se ~ a - va sAs M
now defy iii sitxnopys st escane III ine teIfs .a
hare been painted, snd the new Kitchen Is clean
xnd ndy. - ~''~A
The fair and festival st I5hrsrv If,tg IN, ~.
benent Of the House Of the Gond AhrnnerT -. .1 .1e
1tnue to dr1w a IaIEr a,ten.Iauee1 The ynnns
fohs Last evening. indalccd IN The Light fantssic
aha ~ went merry - uAt1ttgn bell Tonight !
Huld-heAded cane viii be vot>d for, the capteslsuta
hetng D. Kellogg. Esq., AEA W Frank Weutvorth
A food crowd Il expected TO te present
The twu-stnry frame building No - Indiana
street, owned " Elizabeth ErurhJ. fell about flyc
fetf, II O'Clock last e1eninr owing to the 6upparts
door and four On the secuud Several nersonS
were In the house at thr TINE, hut none Of them
were injured. The estimated damage Is 500. but
It u probably about oue-ntth of that SUN,
-Efnutr Eornnrr Er%err hel1 an 1ncnazf ,n ~ a
srrux,rfs Of Thutnxs Wrhnpspr eee 1as ~ n ~
dtra On 1nurs1a1 fnt The eff-cIs ~ Minr4s "ro "
e-ircd h1 being rnn over ty : Waeon on GrisT I'D
street, rear Pu;L 4 verdict OF scc]tltntsi tirsth
vas rendered b. the Inv. ~ ""+
"A itfte hor .Ahonf fhr,c n. rr o,a NO. so,ra
IN hsrtrt nn shr Gno1rtCn ~ ,hn ,,sst,N so.. ~
u rs,or,ro ~ II hit..ct nrsr ~ ~ ~ -
Waahincton streets iast rSentnr II Ias tssen ~
the Tnfon Etrert sfatin, md nurses =. Hsntsp
F1t1naiTict tinr1no the nicbt u o.'3e'
In Thntst1s. af,sr7,ns,n nv ,,,o-, ,o-+~
, 1870-04-23
MISSOURI.

4 81. Loufs Policeman Shot-vcrtlct
of Acquittnl In n Murder Trial.
ST. 1or1s, April ee-John Eca.uey, atache to
The City Engineers of1ce, and ". q. Riley
policeman, Kot into dlsputc this afternoon aoont
deg which hat h.tscn one of kearucy's children,
and which he had shot, which resulted IN kcarney
shooting Riley In the fAce and brraAt with shot
gun. Riley Feturueh the nFr without effect and
hearney again shot him, inflct1nE . dangerous II
not mortal wound
Vim. P,oecrr, who has been on trial some days
lor killing Ernst SIemer for being too tnt!r1atc
with his {fiocEeEs9 wi4c, wAs ac1oiseA to-d4y.
, 1870-04-23
KANSAS,
Cn8c of rho DcFnnIsing E1.Coltcctor
SREcfA-I10 ma Hknu Eacfn Elirifad.

Csa8c of rho DcfnnYting E1.Coltcctor
SPccrs-DnmaRtnE Facts Eicitcd.
LHAFENwoRru, Ap1t aa.-Thc Investigation OF
Ex-CnllecsoF Srecrs' case shows 4 larger lc1cH
than mrs, reported 1t Is thought that the aiuount
will not falI shGrt Of s1e0,s The evidence OBJ
taincd to-day shows that forge! Ai11darts and rr-
porta we're used, by which large amounts received
from Deputy Collectors were Withheld PrOmi-
nens revenue officers OF this State received $4,000
hush-lnoney. TWO 4setstnut Assessors were
brought herr to-day by the United STATES Marshal,
they having refused to come to testify in conse-
qaercr Of messages from Washington 70 directing
them, and stating that Kansas would be removed
from Supervisor MAr1s jurisdiction This rrm0-
val VIII probably be effected, bnt TOO late to &C.
complish its object as the Investigation Is already
too fAS advanced.
, 1870-04-23
The Rice Divorce Suit for fraud in

Ue 3AICU UstVtGc sN1S TUT IIa 1u
1cc is causing great excitement In Boston II
should cause young men not to fnaIIJ IN haste
Rice Is out 24; his bride 81. Hc swesI1 ahe 1oaae
him believe she was but hts own asc, ~ using
MaspoIla Balm upon her f1ce, neck, Ind nAnda
Poor ynuth. He probably found that her elbows
TO nc !ndIcted. We Know OF many similar c1sess.
TnM Balm rtves most wonderful pea11y and
Ike pretty women. To nnl8h the picture, they
ahotld use Lyons katha!ron upon The hair Win
peariY chin rosy choekk and SOFT luxul,Apf tress-
eA. they become Irresistible
, 1870-04-23


Among the aHltals u. the Sherman House, yes
tcriay. we're the following: A. A. HuWielt, Syra-
cnse; CAPTAIN Jea n Kokes, u. s. A; F. W. or
foni. Buffalo: }. E. Thompson, St Paul; D. j. C.
Bailey, I. s. 4. Major Robert e. Walker, u. a
4; Governor E. u. NcCook, Colorado; Df. J. 4
Draper, st Lontss John {. Wymnn. New York !;
Governor T. e Pound, Wisconsin; II, A. Darling,
New York; John ". Darock, New York; Dr. +,
Kenucr, Sebraska City. -.
Among the a1rlsals 1t tho Briggs House, Jes-
terdaJ, were the following: A. c. IabbeIl, Mil
*aukess JOSEPH L Wheeler, ElkhaIt, 7. J. Der.
went, Rockford: ]. r. ktrt, Atlantic CITY, ". r :
A loyeT, Omaha; s. Ste!nterEcr. Cheyenne: ~
L Newton, Oconto; E Edwards, Boston; A, i.
Simpson, ST. P8Ns, R L. Kent, LDnlstile: A "
GardncE, New York; j. G. Reel, Carrpllton; Al
heft 4. hudson, Washington; u. Y. Washer-
Texas; John Townsend, !AIIian-
-AmchE the arrivals at the St James Hotel yes
ternay, we're the following: L c. Hucll, New
YORK J. Cunningham, Rochester; T. Ford, Bloom
iDston; H. D. Levy, Champaign; j. Reynolds, NC
GreEOr: ]. c. Stone, Lake CITY; T. j. Attwater,
Cambridge: T. G. ChlIds, Sioux City, r ". Hill
far,i, New York; H. Il. PIitchntll, Des Moincs; J..
Nell, Eeoknk; D. s. Gould, Rochester. Il. Smith,
Milwaukee.
Among the arrivals at tue Tremon, House,
yesterday, were The following: Hon. T. Richmond,
Quincy; ". J. Kountz, Pittsburgh: J. 8. Wood,
Nas.nngton; Z. g. Waldo, c T. yan
Orman, ": Il Mills, Q. Ii. Collins, New
York. IT, ". Palmer, California; II. Il. King.
Kansas Cfty; T. II. Collins. Quincy; s. s. Burt,
Marquette; J, :. pefne, Holland: =. J. Ascn, u,
= -; E Carroll, LeavcnWorth; J. N. Thompson.
Joliet
, 1870-04-23

The Bexx aud Original Tonic OF
lsnnL-.Phokphorni knd CAllsaga, known u Frrro
restores color to the blood, the phosphorus ro-
ntNs Easte n1 the neEtc tssue. and the ca2sAy1
gives nAsural heslthfuI tone to the dtRestra or
Ezn1, thereby cuttrK dyspepkA IN tta vafous fornA
waketn1nes4, general debility, depression Of spIr-
iA; also, the hest pre1entxu1e Against fever aud
ague AAnuractufrti only by Css1eu, Hazard i
Co New Xof5. Sold By dlaKXixt4,
, 1870-04-23

GAMBLE ROOM FOR SALE-REST CORSER IN
. Stattst. ehesp rent: th:ee yta1s' !rAse Ad4r.~s
Box ~ r. q,
THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF 4 POPELAR
hitttfs n,srittAesnfT for sntr AEEr; now In
succe..tul operation. Call at 1ol West kandolph1t,
l4stnept.
N@ooLIE% FACTORY FOR SALE OR RFsT.
" hriI4{rf ard tuAchIrerT WafeF power
AHI3 Ell. Scs5cx NAllfxx Ohio.
, 1870-04-23

Church or the Holy Eammuniou.

The memberh Of the EpIscopal denomination In
HolJ Communion, located on Brruside sIreet, be-
tween Twauty-ututh and Thltttesh street, The
building and ground arc worth 81, ,000, md but
s3,h00 are necessary to put It In good shape. Tue
charch Ia free, and the pcws are the property fol
the time being Of thoRe rho occupy them Me6sry,
Nicely, FTabklaut, and Sthley have been appointed
4 building committee Subscriptions amounting
to 81, 600 hare a!rtady been received
, 1870-04-23

:, "NfeIu Cst8t 2 Puu VIE WMtcIRs'-f.
the GrcSt lrovidencc has not literally cast bread
upon the wltcrs- He h2A planted the elements OF
wholesome uonrtahnarnt On the zpces tn the shape
Of Sea Aoas. run which tho Sea Noss FAtinc Ia
made. This new article h1s eTtrJEhere Won
golden opinions OF Ill sorts Of people, and the
houseEeeper1 Of the land generally rexxrd IL In the
double Light Of ataple necessity And q delicious
l9xur1: iur. Mhits It'd rse Aesacn1 The expense OF
ETias, tue exquisite dishes psePsspd num Il Gaa-
, 1870-04-23

W AAA$ $~A+A = - IA~A 044GA4NSx<s
N-ASTED-Io ExcnANGE-SONE FINE L,TS
~ on S,Gth Side for eTan Of kcrnet add c4rT;S,
l. A. GILBERT, lN LaSallt.eL
N-AxTEp-TO ExCn ASGE-IoT OF FASHION
W 1hlt elOthfrE from wholesale hsnk~ f.1 h Nis-
and lot in Eots! utEhh,trhooa- SH<JFEs i FINLEY,
N'ASTEpTO EXCHaNGE-a50 FEET At HYDE
~ Park,
I'D its.t At Clcsstrvirr.
~ fret 1t EnTirwsr.l on Safest
fleet On Stateet,, lust south Ut city limits
ln iret bH;rs:d,.s., j1let trntA If rty Limits
Will rICAxEGe The al~tr ter imprt. ri tttr rfrFt1y
l. 4. GILBERT. III LaS1llt..e
N-ASTEp-To EycuASGE-A LARGE GOOD
~ rafe frr hrstrta-s horse J. II. HILL No. s.
Cltsk4t-
WAETED, To Exc1lASGE-Go0p CoRSEis
W 1ut, on AlaE+at. fr pla,,n n.S lnck nf frick
houtrt fer Ack " ltaI, Fur part;rusa.r rail- ri
hardware rtHns. = 't,-f kantie'r'st ~ 81. MORRIS
NASrFn-Tn .EXciIANGE-A coon pIAXu
Ara.snB. WARREN TftLnnr Office.
N-ASTED-TD ExCHASGE-FOR DRY GOODS.
r. lss,t. a'a th";. sr furniture. nearly nrW s.2rns
al~ L!ne fErw. Singer Mtn.f.ct;!rn. Martin. n.s:
y pcw: Arr'S u, nE address utGBf l. HEETLEY.
M. q MilN nuke1~Ar.
, 1870-04-23
WANTED-FEMAIrs


-..... Nnmc.tIeS.
SITUATION wASTEn-uy y coon IsEl =,
% fsn+:al h..s-""fk in rrivat. family t. In
gu a. lot Ma1"tl.r-. rurrltr a.! Clinton.
INITIATION WANTED IL, .;ESFr,j
- fanttns:k IN \ rFlr family. ttup! IT,: 49,.
fs3nixe;s tntai1e al - Al|.i.rh-rt- Gal ~a:.,ss
SIuAy1oS wANrED-HY RYsprr;
- Totna1 ina !:rst- ttas Fri> 4sr family, Nit -
u Sohfe-t- Can tc rrtn f,,r t'v" !ay+
C1TUATIoys WANTEp-By TWO ,:!n,, ux.
~ - epoS and the nhrr As seroui eiE1. .a vi, ~,
M!rhifanavs, Good nferrnctr. lnI1i-c A. III u; :.
Taylur4t- We
CTTUAT1OS WASTED-Br A YOCSti t,lgl- RI
- Do EeHr: al lnnleuerk SECOND Wusk. It,.r
North Unsents- for = frw days.
CTUAT1oS ,sASTEp-A COOP GlRl WANTS.
Call At Sc wahAih-av. for onr day.
CTTDAT1nS WANTED Fur A GERM ~ ,:EE,,
~tlsfss., In ttste-
CTuAr1oSs WANTED-GOOD HELr GAN RE
=. bAd at MRS, BALKANS oi.irr. 1ai.c -t.,4..s T.:
city Or rountz*- for hou+ewosk Of rvr.y kmI.
GlrrATlON wASTED-1S 4 SMALL. pEtyArE
~ IAnily, ~ Attpp-ctz BIZ tieEn1an girl 4. IA
NUrk and plain srW!uE. Apply at ~ S"rth 41;a-.
I1ou~rkerUcr~.
CITCAT10S WASTED-AS EASTERN LADY
- WtuH Ike ttAtilu uIrsc for the srl cr b -.
keeper. Ac.irers p Map1u-.t
cTrpAT1nS WASTED-By AN EXPERlES.'
- widow iaaiy u. hdl>r >rkrrrrf Best g. r
e1reS given Anh E<Auttrd. Can be .sen 1t Ia VA
baAhsv. -
.-.... Scnnastrr.ses~ Sc.
GTTEATfOS TAFTED-fS SHOP OR PRIVATE
, 1870-04-23
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tIrn1.0aA.

NJ " z ES3
" fnT thirty q: s1t5 days flattr prsfr4red 4ddrtst.
tc-dav. NIX. TribEce eGfte.
60 00O aaooo. s.aooo or adooo 70 LOAN
for or Eve Year,, on CITY reai eststc. ii
FRGSSNG. Sa AIuoa BlocS. nottbeass corner Il
cog OON, TO LOAS-OV REAL ESTATE
:HZC-UVt}fro'a months % ran; Or ~ tood CO..
ls.er11t In 70 scit GEO H HES5 I.1 TIL -
, 1870-04-23
Il HEHi@

Tue z GREAT II RAcErE1T1Ks OXFORD AND cAAanlnGG
The London correspondent OF The New York
boa1 race between TIE O11or1l nui cnmh1due
1Qst: ~ os''
Es: s' S; sss Ii %e T: M
.a Saa h sn,.s aad 11ioEd ln:.d wi tue
ss'sss 4s IT, tss L
4: s,t, j. s;s9 u 4 thc oa ..eti 10 ErTsrd
MT: M; e IT. S1'y = ss r s
iss si:t ts.t Sst. ao g. 1ss; aofs I'd
i.is ~ u il ~ e. f. e ss.::ss :l5 +
9 r Ygn'1s T., nf,r Ell, r, e:
enough hi. pufr from sbs fsrt and, rowias
tEu s,kes s. to ebc minute, ahc Ia, .ay "a r..
s3s e 81 r! s s 81 ;s. s s
Eks Fowns Ut year W. tndcncy to tary strnie
tss"as II ,si, sssssr s ~ u opss: l. H. s III s;
c,ss e S e. Dit IL; !szS. s*ss
!isasrEies troke 9! thi7ssstt q IL naipnie. had
Se1g cs;s5SFt eon,1sed Ies
s,Gas Ss q, NJ: IL II ns ID
pRs iu sesp wofsa the csaSraae aS aeeo.e eo1
s1a he Il idss h osS 4' . Ss.a9e
fsT f!ea. f"e p,,r 'nsi az e'fOe iarc o"sf
.ss ser Ska .tes.s& ss,sn,. .as ta5y.as
f1s M * :a Hi eon5;G ni;;n I'D Se ts:sa
DC % e. sse4p ea sii tss % s.de f. d
ats nd IL H. e .h:@e1ea aes sFs ,s .sf
lantiE 10 his call and. whereas r.,,rnt rio,t fan
t. e., shss aa q s' an
ruddery eaa1tcnEsa md ro11-ne "a c:fnt1 sor 70
ss sia @ .ts c. '1if e. s ~. ft.ess Ssr
p!losd had cut dosvn thr lead frn, ,hn,.q,,a;rs d
!a.S:a y IA IL Sf tsa s%s
.as sIa -s,Ss = e., ss.na sa. The
Beyond .ht btse tic edoft q 01jori aiei away for
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"a Gs s ,Ic r
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6Ses t. ,eS ts sa q
that e rs!ssans e rs 5jsht Bin. tEelcd ~ thci
h1or III sns sndf a. :ef s.s9s ~ eas IT,
~ y :$ sfs
sss 1 g. I'll sss;sS n Ras;s!; f1iSi!
n bot. bos,s Va. better fh.n misht b tosed atter
20 t1s1 s IT, o0s *. es % u
The Eec Il III hs1 hs.e. 'se u9s VA s.H II
Who fsht have lose thsii nnsss,ity Stter ta sa IT
VIZ. IN sna' othsr rlaee lcfere Bazp.t A,yidte MN
se ". asf :. II
1aa :Gffs IT, p.s Ds,4 ai.Isa 20
s:aEt ri cs,al1tdss isqsd - aieeslsy i A essp
ins and E..a1aly iness:tas hi .uperiosit; o1iora
;;q1.t. NA.sa "fsea d,ilaEui.ae. lo<iax e1sw
Eves 1nd tir time much cax for rsce nsvtx
"fat ~ s,Is1,H'S fast p.rt, ntse ay rt.nl
n. i''vusrs a-r t,c rsne' md weights Of The tus
, 1870-04-23
New MuiG
Cod Liver Oh

The new hymn and tune book, entitled HSongs
for the New Life, pabnAhed By Root caiy. u
having n grand success East and Wet
, 1870-04-23

WORCESTER, April ta.--F1Ec wboiesale snd retail
Liquor establishments In thia city were ycstct,iAy
Visited by the State Constable, and s3:3 Eallous Of
liquor and 1900 gallons OF Aie seized. One dealer
loees n 300 worth OF Liquor. No resistance vas
c1cErd during the seizure OF femorat
, 1870-04-23

Meteorological recort for April e, ls,a, a. re-
ported bJ J. G. Langguth, Jr., optIclan, lii Ran
dolnh street, correspondent to the Smithsonian
words "vcering," ecnic," hIsh,. dH,S -;
" moist asnosphere,~ y 7" 1ain, !" and a 'ssnow:"
, 1870-04-23
MASSACHUSETTS.

Honor4 Accorded to the Rcnanlpx OF
Auson HnrltnEnme.
Bos1pS, Apri1 e2.-The remains o! Anson Bur-
ltnHAmc laid In state to-day IN FAneuu Hall.
guarded By detachment Of the cAdets A large
number Of people have visited the hall. The cas-.
ktt has not been opened.
, 1870-04-23

not Be ebtained crcn At in e1t.xysrsu, cost, from
~ otaeE eousce. ,Ecent,nc Committees, hotel
isn9 fn:r rtn.ss1on1 @ cook, ladies who supef!n-
peptae1, md laralids Of eYeT clsss. bear Nltnesa
o! Mess iactA To this mag Of endorsements We
eestsStsy Add or owns and. without fear Of
eon,aalc9on. sAJ that the blanc nAucc, puddinEA
i,.tsd u' dc-' sFr the moss delicious n bare eTcI
, 1870-04-23
TIE CITY N BRIEF,

s-....---.-.-.
Aan1saeementss
he IooA county Womant Franchise Azsocss-
hon viii hold tts next regular meeting a. lo~es
Madame DIIercnny1 I'm .on...s .S y IL
-. "1o tuale8s 19e society On
VIC paslaoo VI wonAn IN The Chntch during the
nf1t nFc or six centuries Of 1ta history 1.hr uop
lIcntJ O'Couno5. Attorney General ~ Inv, T., 10
pected to b. in tnr c,tr .ns - ~s.. 70 "a
ria:ion IN thst ~ sA'' nuu W nu0re8 Ae As7o-
eollcated to sttcrd Ice pahue are earnestly
Church Of Ssints prt- , pe 1e:a @ ~ the Gathedta
EeorCcs MT1 sa+1,o1 ns IT, Inh. ~ tno evening tSt
rhnn5S;n =, ttxs - se!.on "ltl pe pfracheu BY the
anti COLLECTION Iii - M ~ eGvouena e1esEiees
Yent nhtfcts ~ .ha q. 49, ~ au5 huc pe1evo-
aoisr,igJ- Jsea - y. ~ sk GscoIHcH sotletJ. The
tcsrsung. ' N''e~ "'-AA oN1~4' Lis
"A specta1 n1eettnro NJ the 1n.rs ~ 1r.n.
of the Ssi;crs. Itnn,, In y, h;n u MA1AKefs
Genera julius White. No 70 Iassij ii u1s osnee o.
day, Al O'Clock +. N. A full attendance Is de-
-An adjourned meeting Of the Board Of Coup
sei o. NC lounR Mens christian Association Will
~ hGsu W AohnAy evening IN lis business Of
AcG Il = LnnoilAns IN ofuef 70 eommence tho
49, aRs, ust eaen Gnuten snd mission Inter
eSte1 eena ltpleaenIaufe 10 this meeting
The Chicago Mercantile Literary Union will
meet 6hls evening. ~ usual At Rootu No 50 Las-
tuon ntoee. MennGrs Att requested to b. on hand
~ ; CLOCK shA1H N1sltors cordially Invited.
Inc Ofher Eide ofthe story.
SONG DndlF1doa1 who hangs around" Justice
rNo!fs once, On yesterday fusntshed reporter Of
tots paper with some Information which reflected
SeI! severely On John Savage, North Side con-
Ssanle. and MEND Of his bJ the name OF o. s.
, 1870-04-23
BUSINESS NOTICES

Hxzarti 4 casEe1lEa Cod Liver OIL II the best,.
Advertisement
, 1870-04-23
=; |* ':::'7' ~: 81 |:'' s. E r an
Hotel PfwOunIax

Sun rttcs...-...--s:I0 a. m Moon rsea d, IS n m
Sun sos1........-,s:f7 q N, Neon sets...,EaL neon
, 1870-04-23

The alarm from Box No u, At Il o'clock laA
dance hall, In the rear OF No No aI<< Wabash
avenue The building and its contents were al
most totally destroyed, lnFoElnE loks of 81 900;
Mtrasolc, and occupied Oh the 1rst door By ChAs.
Whtttenlore pnd On the teconI by A. T1ttle, WAS
damaged To the extent Of ESQ. WhIttcnorc lost
about $50 BY water and Tuttle similar amount.
The hitter Is insured for 81 fooa Hark Campbell,
who boarded With The former, lost - worth OF
clothing; irsuIeo. The cause of The nse Is M
known.