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SUPREME COTRT. .
- In the matter OF TIC application Ot the mayor, Az
dCrmen aud COmihOnaty OF the Guy oi New YORK
To THE EXTENDING OF

u
N THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
We the underNgnrd Comm ssloners II estimate AMI
a.srssm'ut IA the abOycentiilei matter hereby gys
Of all honaeS aud lots and improved Or un,mprovet
land All cei thereby AMI who may be opposed to the
same add 10 all others whom II may concfrn To- wit:
III II That we have completed out eat mate and as
sss ueni IN the aboycented matter. and that al per
ons wdorc interests irc affected thcreoy and who may
be uppo cd to the sAlGc do present. the objections ia
writing. dlly vcrnsd scco.dnt to Law, - James II.
Co,inuu, Esd our hartman at the OH . Of the Com
ciJ OF New Nors. On or ocforo tho q day OF soptcm'
second nat II. abstract Of oar said Estimate and
aiisvis e. imatcs aud other docr \ Sns which were
ued % IL In making our report herein, hIfc oc n de-
wofNs IA the city OF New York there to remain until
tie 18th day VI october, y. 1870.
1hiTd TLit the Inn. eui. raced BY the assessment
sactls OF land situate lyng. mn Ocn IN SAID city,
aud bon died oy ana include and conts nc vtliu the
say Beginning az tho point OF Intersection q the
linz Of Chsmh street With the ceutre line OF
Huasou stree aud running thcuce north"ry aong tbs
centre line uf Hudson ro 4 to me ce1tre ine OF canal
ttreet tcuce woStcly The centre liLe OF HOBO
SEQ suoct. ~ nee westerly along th- ccntro line OF
touthery hyag the lire 81 West street TO the
lac cctoF street thence eastrrly along the
centre p' Of Rector stree To tn" centre line o Dro.d-
way to the centre ac OF Eeiic street. thence westerly
aop .ho centre line of eaie street to the centre line
Iluus street TO the poiat or place Of begin
Lng. -. - 49,, 80, A., ..,..
tne supreme OF lie STATE OF Nes lotK at sDc-
CAl tOi thctcI 10 be held Oy tue Honorable George
q. Danard, justice, Ia the nov Court House - tue
OriapeT. 10 at the oreN ug OF the Court Jay
aud that md there. tool Thereafter cOun
eel can be heard hetcon amoon vii be made that tas
snIi fcTort q, CO ,funrd.
dated Eew Nore AusuN ", 1870
JAMIs u; C0LEAaE.)
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Musitnl SnstInntmA
publications.

f,OTO NctAULAND'- B0OK sTORE.gl7
VI proaiway tear .rlht 1,3' voH VII nud all ii'9
new hUoNs 81 tao day auA al az sand ~ WOrss, H4I
nhO choice E"-Ihh, FE1ncI. and aaJtch sl4uoHrri.
rINNhE No MORE UNPLEASANT A>D Is.
I SAFE ,ENEuII.N Tor Uhr.ta.aIi 40 dan ruus
dHCA C', trc HFLNhuLp6 .IGACr bttut Ahp a.
PROVED i.o,R WASH
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SlCiUIS EHURA.
MUTUAL BENEFIT SAVINGS BANK.
Sun B,iLpING. opposite CITY HALL. SEW YORK.
INTERUsr CouMEN, Us EVERY MONTH
SIX TER cySr rEsA SSrM fGpr or GOVERNMENT TAX
ONE DOLLAR WILL HEUiN An ACCOUNT
A limited nurlber OF sILCtaL ACCOUNTS Will b.
opened and interest allowed the Gsily balance.
Cheeks paid at sga and without tRe pass book. IN ts
utpAi tmSDI ONLY,
A deposit wi DOUBLE iTsLLF in less than 70 years.
CIiAs. X. GRAHAM. Prcsdsnt.
@. H. BENEDICT, Secretary.
AFTER SEP, ENBER 18th, 1s'o,, tn,
open evenings only CT Mvniay and saturday from 4.
g.. 90 OcN.
Alro. Q q cyerv "a! .Suaia,' aud holiday except
n "1ner. &. II. rENED.cT. .ectenry.
Dated eept ISL.
WLST SIDE SANINt:- BANk,
Open dNy from A. VI. 70 L. ~, ana - Monday
Wednesday, and -a,uolny evening rom to So'clock
Money deposited % before sept. 10 Will dfaN Ia.
vs. IL. ALtEE. Secretary,
A DINGnON SQUARE SAVINGS HtSh,
a ~ Anngaoh e4uaTe Nt,i az, near i.t.i 81
Open callS trum \. y TO J.. W.. aud Gu Monday
Rno SATURDAY e,cnn a from TO ~ O'Clock
lGtUre-t y cent. pcs An -nm.
Money d.ros.tca val draw Interest froM date Of
tep"-t
ETNION DIME SAVINGS RtNk.
u :fGuud ~ C4t,al - cor. Ia mt.
Blk PEl. tES1. Interest IN :, to $500.
ASSETS. SIGij-s,>.J
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Qublit Goilto.

DVBIiC NOTICE hereby =ivcr that on the illh
4 u-I Juror, w to drawn t1r The following urts,
10 ne hei Tor the ~ aud county Of New IOrk,
Monday, OCt. p. loo. to NJ:
Two panels 1t Jl pctt TUTORS each. fo7 the n rene
Court. Uurut, Part J, Nrdu cr and lcrmiaar AMI rr
cult. Part :; two panels OF l0I petit jurors for
the iup"rioT Court raf's -n1 q t"o panels OF l0I
pet JuIUrs each, the urt of Common Pleas ars
! ana paIt OF l59 petit Jurors iIr lure OF O. m"
ra session, Ar panel, NJ - Grand Juror. rAcN,
!rr the Courte Of Oycr aud Tcrmiu r aud Geuefa
sons IHAS. T.. LOkW, County lerE
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joins SCOTT. Commissioners.
WAL1ki. ROCHE.

SUpR EME COURT. In the matter Of The applt
= ca,!un ~ The Uomml -sioners OF the Cea'ral Park
II uic Civ o. New YorS reIaivs to ayiis OUT q Cub.
lie place between tbe Niith aveaIe The boulevard sad
We. the dersi nei C6mns.i ,ners OF Estimate ana
Assessment IN the sbovccnttlcd matter hereby give
OF all houses ana lots. and improved or rnfngroyed
and- nGcetci tlcfobJ, and to al Others whom 1t uay
/ inat VIC have competed orr cstimai, and Assess.
ing OF In aay ii The land. ancctei thereby anI who
my De 81 posed 90 me tane % brcs'4t tntr oblec
ors Cin'' ~, Al tho ohcc OF the Conn ss ,ener. X
Nassau ,t'r- ioru q ia Tie cit Of New York on OF
"a the week days next alter The sa nrth dSv OF
october, 1879, aud tor thai purpose wiz be In attend
an,e a. our sad ofcs on eEGh OF sail ten days al II
ina the abitlAci OF the ssid e.iinia,. and assess.
no1t together VITA map, ara asl ali the aIdaya.
stmac- unI oth'i .cunIchts watch were os-d by ~
sue DcpaIg ! ~ Public Works, IL tic city OF New
lo., there to IcsD until the seYente-nth daJ vi DC
= ihNi The imits embraced by the Assessment utors
ri ~ q tODVs, - witt All thuso certain lots, ficcrt
~ parcels II ,ni coAta,ntd, ylg, aud being within
tnc I"os tng bouuds OF lm,ts that l. to say begin
enIh avenue win tho Ire line OF ny nta street
rs nus thc'cr casierlr alou; tbs ccnt.c ne Of Ffy
nor, ctS alHn the cenir, line OF Eghth avenue 10 he
CGn.re lac W So ntJ seventh sire I. thence westerly
IUi1 distant onc ia idred ieei wcseriy nom The west
efN Inc silt O the boulevard, thence onthcry sad
ist r. a. tcace tasteriy along tue e.nIre inc OF sew
rr'y 1rst syc! l. the e.re line Of r'ntL aysiul aud
to The poiut or r,aoe OF ncg,nning iant,
sr,e 4 3 ua me E sn. T .e rS'atIi , 70 ss
rn 'hrrt;r 20 o. hod bsi're thc HONORABLE deotS:
Inv "a ?H y Of Se S Hs ork o ON h Nv Ven M
pNi otDcoh'r s1e Mt the o9enng OF the Court Oh that
= co,.ei eau We ne.sa t,efc n. aol.oa wui 3; made
that the ssllr,pl toe c,nl, MS L.
Dated NJ t SEi f nssfi ai,iTo;
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- ATIO\iL hINE or 500 ISVlPS
y % LiNIig'OoL AM Ut kE"nlnMS.
FRANC Gro "a, Nltut-aV, S02t. 10. at i. NJ.
II Alh ,truNt, Sathrdhy, SEP IL Z \. "
CnOa northumberland So anG sj cNir,roy
1T
P,rpa,d ,c'rssc ii,,. sirl i Vr;aooI Cl,ts,,ova,
l0ndCuiryl Y, rad Glasgow, .. Currency.
STEAM ~ kSp Ff.OM iINNi,E ASu LONDON
eyciN fortnight calm: at Southampton ~ land pas
NNsTlVANIA, SATURDAY. Sent. =. I2rM.
tsiin pa'sA e............... tii aNd 20 nrr'Dcy
b.t'Ihrf
Passenger, hooked to Paris At irdlctA rates.
Dor nirther informal AHplN ~ the LOmpanNt
III ccs a. BROADWAY. = W. j. HUk~L Manager,
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8uslntss q DHuttA

6uslntG dDHuttA
RARE CHANCE.-A grocery and mis- store
n good .'itioU dolu! u gord 0usnic -, iNt sale
cheap, Inquire odAckEon e., az l'S DIVISION ~ bolt
INICAE STORE 100 :, nth 81 for safe gentleman
~ RON W'uiansuur-h, 10y ealing today WdI 'o"e
TO bargain
lrNfEHBLED AND DELICATE CoNsTI-
Ia Itl rs, OF loil eeNtt, u @ hELhltlLps fA'
TEAcT BUCuU. II viii give nr,h ana cnerg>Ic tve!'
tags, AMI euaule yoa u sleep WE'LL
lNDR $ALE-Oa account Of slrkacss, 81 the stool.
IL a.d tool, uf m oi tc'tah,hcU nrS.s f. lHdry n
wato' cock manunclory. Arply vi KS lianc e.; New
ara, ID. j, HAsshlL.
FOR SALE s,ocE and hStures or sroccry riorc;
j a,sJ, uUrs., wg.oA aud harnss good location,
dong g9ol hu.'uts', low rent. 1855 Atlantic aN"
ueH cAson av, B'onN'yn
IOn SALE-sHR depot, selling nyo csas Irice,
i $3.50 2.J Is. Oy.
WANTED palmer with slOON cAsi cat "a u
W invest N manufacturing business that VIII pay
over two hundred rcr cent on cost OF produclon AM
NlCOL, Agent. IA louisville, Va
Z. lD[ WILL bay the oid.estnbli,hed mil darot
IT - an bu11er store. ~ Allen st. near Canal,
z. Sn WILL my house, storc ard lyr roo ms !
10 Low 90 raai cd 1t, Aad ilh AZ mr. HARVEY,
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NEw yoRH. AUPREME COUHT-cny and

NEW yORE. SUPRgMB COURT-cny and
County ~ New Ycrx.-oetav. Bovco. Wits Of Hen.
ry d. yos. BY John g. Eeir. her oest freud plaintiff
against Henry BOycs James Clemens. Junior and otL
ers, netendantsIn PEA titionIn pursuance cf jnor
ment or dfcree OF sale heretofore made 10 the esoy,
emitted scton ana entered the i7th day Of Aarc A.
D. 1870 1gd IN pursuahco Of IN order made and entered
In ,sid aotion bearing date The oath day Of June iy
John NJ ScribnerJr The Referee named ssid last me,
toned order will cell NJ public auction Gu Tuesday tia
eleventh day OF october, A. 1870 at " O'Clock noon
at the Exchange sscsroom, No. iii Broadway In thu
City Of New York. by Roberts Mcclure. Auc'ioneer,
ali those twenty certain lots pres or parcels land
situate, yinR aud oeiue N the Twenty sccond, former
ly Twelfth Ward, of the CITY Of REV YORK. known and
Designated on certain msp thereof with other
proper ~, male by Aaron vandrrpoel. Daniel =.
Itgraham and John Cochrane appointed Commi.,oners
TO make Partition Of certain lands formerly belonging
TO John Mu'lanphy. deceased "a Jy reference to do
cree Of partition dated the first day Of April
fnd e s SS9sa% % ts po Of aid
liou In partition IN the supreme Court wherein mes
Clemens snd bze his " e. we're PLAINTIFF. soa lTysn
mar certified by etd ComtnlsonrrS was nlcd ~ the
S 81 c sont ho . de Of "hS * Ns
uten Partition mtp Of the prope y Of the le,rs Of
New YorL," .nd v q slennird IN said Res'lcrs Office
rupuSnt 20 said Gsment ard @ notce being Ine%S
and de, grated n the fnl decree In said action AID
~ iitya9 Mgiasy y 9i S,I.I,.oISis ssa
two C2i one hundred u6Oj one hundred and ono oij.
s esny RSS ~ csSgAye 50, ehgH S e sS
seven 80 one hundred and eight ulei, cnc hnndrcd
and Se!en ON, one hsndyd and issys Gis; one
teen W. 6y rcicrrncc thcroo viii more ni appear all
Of tad OF. being located ON "a. block Rounded north
eat, w.si.iiy y DC Snil Gysnae ahd sogtlgTy 3,
syeye"h ''r sous ps'g NST SSq 4 ST sf hS
II 81. HAErrsGroS. Piautn'e Attorney.
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Aot,ls.

IDBY HOTEL, 81 and 80 warren st. one block
! from CITY Hall Nice sing'e rooms 30 cent? day.
$50 ana save
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deposit Wln DOUBLE irsLLF in less than 70 years
CIiAs. X. GRAHAM. Prc.idsnt.
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Scrs.s ano 6arryIJS.

J;OR SAI.E CBEAp-one light Concord Splrss
wagon tbiIuiul top, ono grocery, QUO express
wagon one giG. one coupe Roc away NEARLY nov
lgat LOrse anu hIsnoSss 10 sprnS .coi C,r'e
lrOK SALEtHEAP-A one -hor-e trucA, al - and
II 80 puaucst.
fINO COSrRACrORs.--for sale 1T rruaI ar
gam. chit gOud hJiSrs, thirt"cu carts aud hsrrrss.
fr nearly rev. ant ioL of other tno's, &C suith
bic for railroad or street wurS, Inquire az s II.
OVERroN, l.ocksvay, \. j.. or VI J. L. uNEHfOS. -
Orange st., Newark.
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i'"h' ~ Nh...,,iht LlSElpjoL XS1 Gi.EAf
WE-IEEN Sr.AM COMPANY vii Gc7pnt,h one ~
uoi, rr, clss. fn Nowsr i1on crew lr'Ers from
IIcr a. y. H., every WEDNESDAY, rs follows:
NANIIAITNN, an. For-, N 90. Sep u, ~ -, a. -.
NlkNFSurA. tao.. NnIncrly ....Se i. q, ~ +, II
ll'Nhl, Won't, ltlf' .ssssss.s.'ss.'- NJ
NFNAnA, nnl. urc"h.,.,.,,,..'.'.pI g. az H. "
COLORADO. cant. ftrstnAn.....'l net H. az " y "
Nl,CoNslT tart. y iunms...... oct. l. NJ ~, u. "
Csom passage, So goa storage passage (Odce -
irnhiNrVp ~ Ctfi'n'y.
WILLIAMS q GClON. 81 wall o.
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Auttlou Siotiets.

kJCTION.-AUGUSTUS S,NCL2. AHctoaSer
n VIII ans diy at u Vet lita ~ t"nr Sta ~
paF,or suites, chamber and dinI..: fniLilure, &c.
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I,On LIyERrooLAND QrgE>SrOwy

TIThN IlUt OF NIl.I NsV-III' 1T hlII'ssNI
TO sHl. 20 tJsr.
CIV OF |. 81 IA. saturday. Sept. ~, r. N.
4, Of RgOGals u, GaturlaT. tvSt. a., 10 4. ~.
CIV Of baltimore tyrt HHiisNl Iur,dNY = p y ~ VI
and Cnch succeed saturday and Artnais ucg La,
"''N ~ - RHTis n6g PASS AGE.
~ OF CAHlS Cans e brria') SIS gold
sIhr"AN =" eu
OS DJuElt N-te a. li .sfa1c Fast' D ger
sors wsLi 20 t"nl frr tuti: Il oaf-.
fug hor ~ 49, 90 'innN tl0t'
JOftN q DsIE AgesI II II. OHdWA New YORK.
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WsuitH.--MHlfs


A MAN to teod bst s.d walt on customers 10 . res
N taurant. Si Bovep, basement between 10 and II
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VAST THOMAS ANDPhEN.
1hestc m-lup WM 1iNRkIls. +, u. Leonard Com
ilat.rr VIII eat October e, and each e1csnd mo tn
there nsr.
GaJIl 'A'v 'sC.Jd ',t,e, 500 Nd it 'QuIVt
lcEi, 1husS Sho on, hy tai steamship 10 ttttH III
f1 Gcr'S OF lAUg iraN giit from th' Com.
lT1y ful ir'irul-J wi.l pr >''nt on ma &c tIJl.
Apply a. the ohc g.. Ne COMPANY, ~ kEoy u nu'
t'u, uf Z, -
BAhER & iltRLRI-r r. Il Sogth St. -,cw York.
A. 10. Pm,
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Wantto- stmH,.

TTfNTION. ladies - First.class sew nj niBchi q
n f.. -ae on weekly or monthly insta'ulLnt,; goui
york A. home n desrr Inst uciip1 fee. N.lEA &
co. 8. lot 81, OF ltg sob ~ corner 3 ~.
4 FEM more gOol operators cr Nl'iCNN Nal tilhos
n mach mes wshtei sccnstninei to WORK o. lsl's'
linen collar, an ca Ia til; naU ilcIn.y OF q. 81
DENBET.i & CO.. ~ uowlrt 1.
RTIFItiAL hlw,r. - "rrleI, good hranr: err
"A cad dover makers cool 81. .rl stSsiy ~ors
l.. GNcll iIl " v sttE ~.
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80 GODO TRIMliEHS IN cscys; II,
~ ApHly easy.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-05-20

Announcement was made in the Cana
dian Parliament on the 11tb. that the
money had been paid to the Hudson Bay
Company for the purchase OF the Red
River territory, which would be trans
ferred to Canada in about a month.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-05-20
POLITICAL

The Illinois Constitutional Convention
on the 9th struck out the article submit
ting the question of woman suffrage to a
vote of the people of the State.
The Illinois Constitutional Convention
on the 9th struck out the article submit
ting the question Of woman suffrage to a
vote of the people Of the State.
Official notice has been given of the
permanent removal of the capital of Ne
braska from Omaha to Lincoln.
On the 9th of June the people of Ore
gon will elect State officers for four years.
representative in Congress, members Of
tie Legislature, and county and Judicial
officers.
The Tennessee Legislature convened
on the 9th, but neither House had q
quorum.
The Alabama Republican Convention
has been postponed from June % to Au.
gust 30 It will meet at Selma.
q Washington dispatch Of the 10tl
says: "The Funding bill may be regarded
as virtually dead" ~
The Republican State Conversion o
North Carolina met in Raleigh on thu
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18th, and the entire day was spent il
effecting permanent organization. Hon
John Pool, United States Senator, was
chosen Chairman, after bitter opposition
The National Women's Suffrage associ
alton met in New York city on the 10th
About 200 persons were present. Il
Among the amendments to the Legisla
tive Appropriation bill adopted by the
Senate on the 18th was one for the en-
largement of the Capitol grounds, at an
expense of $500,000 9iho1 5H
Judge Thos r. Butler has been elected
Chief-Justice of Connecticut by the Leg
islature, cSce iHinlan, deceased. ia9s91g
The Maine Democratic State Conven
tion is called to meet in Portland on the
28th of June. al4l ii sal f
An election was recently held in Ver-
mont for members of a Constitutional
Convention. The woman suffrage ques-
ton was the main issue. A dispatch says
The convention will be composed Of the
strongest men in the State, and viii be
strongly, if not unanimously, opposed to
woman suffrage" ab2T - Ie9
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Miscellaneous Reading.
THE HoUsEKBEPER's TRAGEDY

ONE day, as I wandered, heard a complaining,
And saw poor woman, the picture OF gloom;
She gared at the mud on her doorstep Ctwas rain
ing),
Axd this was her wall, as she welded her broom:
g es.si Or life il a toll, and love is trouble,
And bs. uty will fade, and riches will hee ,
Aud pleasures they dwindle, and prices they
double L8r. au.
And nothing is what could wish it to be.
"There's too muchrof worriment goes to bon
There's too rnrch or ironing goes TO a shirt;
There's nothing that pays for the time you waste
- There's nothing that lasts us but trouble and
'In March it is mud it's slush in December;
The Midsummer breezes are loaded with dust;
In Fail. the leaves litter; in mugey September
TIE wallpaper rots ana the candlesticks rust.
"Thsre are worms in the cherries, and slugs in
- And ants in The sugar, and mice in the pies;
The ru BIB sh of spiders mortal supposes,
lN Tf And ravaging reaches, and damaging fles
- 'FIts sweeping at six and It's dustng at seven;
It's victuals at eight, and its dusiing at nine;
We scarce break our fast ere were planning TO
dine.A f.'- ~ -
with grease and with grim, from corner to ce'i-
Forever at war, and forever alert,
Z No rest for day, lest the enemy enter:
Ispend my whole time in struggle with dlrt.
s"Last night, in my dream, 4 was stationed for
On little bare ise in the midst OF the sea-
Ny chance of life was ceaseless endeayor
To sweep Oft the waves ere they swept OH poor
u III ""fe ~ ~ E r
s'Alas twss dream again behold It'll
Iyisd am helpless my fate to avert !"
She rolled down her sleeves; her apron she fold
Then lsy down and died, and was buried in dirt.
IL. ~ --hea'th and Home. q G lJs1
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"Memorial /" Days
HEADos GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC.
ADJUTANT GENERAL s OFFICE.
e e. Ifeb q WASHINGTON, April 30,9 1870.

33 HEADo's GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBL1o,
ADJUTANT GENERAL s OFFICE.
i5a L3ea Il WAsHINeToN, April 80, 1870. J
General Orders No. g.. .sfa e,afF3 4.r4aeanes
/. The annual ceremonies of "Memorial
Day" which has been firmly established
by national choice and consent, will take
place on Monday, the Both day Of May.
g All Departments, Districts, Posts,
and Comrades of the Grand Army of the
Republic, wherever dispersed throughout
the land, will unite in such manner, and
with such ceremonies, for the proper OBJ
servence of the day, as may be best suited
to each respective locality I; and all organ
izations, communities, and persons whose
grateful aid, sympathy and prayers sus-
tanned us throughout the dark days of the
Nation's peril, and thoseF whose. legal,
patriotic hearts beat in unison with, our
own, and who have heretofore, or may
hereafter, join with us in the observance of
this National Memorial Day, are hereby
cordially invited to unite, and are earnestly
requested to lend their aid and assist
ance in strewing the pure garlands OF
spring, that come with votive memories
of love and prayer, DER the mounds that
mark the country's altar and fold In rest
eternal our martyred dead.
This is the third public observanceIo
Qay WHICH ms pcSouio uital nSu e'hu ""-
tional for this sacred occasion. Many are
now missing from our ranks who were
with us before Time, with busy finger,
counts the hours for, ALL. I'm the midst
of life we are in DEATH" and one by one
our veterans are mustered out /" to join
the Grand Army on high. Let this teach
us that we should SO live that when we
too are gone, it can be said: He was
citizen, soldier, and comrade without
fear ard without reproach. .'neo 9d
i 8. 1t is desirable that the memorial ser
vices lay be preserved, and department
and post commanders will forward direct
to the Adjutant General at National Head
quarters, q record of such proceedings as
may occur in each locality. Should the
same appear in the press, or by pamphlet,
a duplicate corrected copy is requested.
Bv order of JOHN A. LOGAN,
Commander. in Chief
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-05-20
FOREIGN.

The Maase5U0GSe newspaper was seized
by the Paris authorities on the 9th, on ac-
count of the violence of its articles on po-
litical affairs The editor of the Rappel
was also seized by the police, and arrests
continued of persons suspected of impli-
cation in the regicide plot.
The recent seizure of the Paris Steele
and ReoeiUe was caused by the publication
therein of a false proclamation, signed
Louis Bonaparte. The issue of the Rap
pei was again seized on the 7th, on ac-
count of its violation of the Press laws
The election in France has resulted in a
majority of over 100000 in favor Of Ma.
poleon's policy.
A terrible eccident occurred on a rail
road, near Luxembourg, Belgium, on the
9th. 1t is reported that twenty persons
were killed.
Dispatches were received at the Navy
Department, Washington, on the 18th
from Admiral Poor, dated Havana, May
8. No political news of importance
General Cord, sent out from Spain to re
lieve General Valmaseda, had arrived
bringing with him 900 Spanish troops
which had been distributed among th,
forts at Havana.
Serious troubles occurred in Paris OF
the night sof the 10th. The authoritie
were forced to make a large display o
military to restore order. A barricade il
the Belleville district was stubbornly de
Tended, though subsequently, carried b.
the soldiers at the point of the bayonet
| Several were killed and wounded on bot
sides. During the night other engage
ments occurred. Numbers of soldiers
policemen and citizens were killed.
Paris was tranquil on the 18th. Hem
Rochefort's journal, the MarsettIaise, Ia
been again prosecuted for publishing a
article asserting that the recent riots wer
organized by the police. The total vot
on the pzebiscitum is:. Yes" 1886, 432
E@No," 1,56o,7o9 Algeria Civilian
"Yes," 10,T91; No." 13.4S1; arm.
"Yes," 1916; "No," 6,029.
In the British House of Commons o
the 18th the consideration of the bill a
loving women to vote was postponed b
1876 majority, thus virtually defeating IL
] bill.