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TENNESSEE CLAFLlN.
Who She Is, ard What She Was---A Sensa-
tion for Wall Street.

CHICAGO, February IA dispatch
from correspondent Of the Tribune
from Ottawa, ILL.,, gives some OF the
antecedents OF Mrs. Tennessee Claflin,
now a banker and broker in New
York. An extract from the records
of the Circuit Court OF L3Salle county:
Wednesday, February Is, 1865, the
people vs. Tennessee CiaiIin, indict-
ment for cheating; the same vs.. the
same, Indictment tOr murder: same
vs.. same, Indictment for manslaught-
er, and opposite to each IS an entry:
''It is ordered by the Court that Chis
case be stricken from the docket, with
leave to reinstate the same"
The history Of these cases is as fol-
lows: In 1864 Tennessee Clafin,
ciairvOyant, dOctress, etc, came to
Ottawa and rented the old Fox River
House, whiCh III its palmy days had
entertained the great men of our State.
She fitted it up for hospital, adver-
tised tar and near, and soon had it
filled with patients; and however diff
fcult and dangerous the disease, she
always prOfessed ability to cure It, and
always demanded her pay in advance.
AulOAl8 Lllg t4gUbAC " AlOl4 ollC dltElatAEu
was a Mrs. Howe, who died in
great suffering, the universal
voice of the people being that she had
been killed by maltreatment. Joseph
J. Glover, now U. S. District Attor-
ney, tells me thas ne went 10 see the
body, ana was so Mortified with the
spectacle, that he determined TO visit
Miss Claliin's hospital, and thither he
went, and what he saw and heard
caused him at once to see d. p. Jones,
then Prosecuting Attorney, and to ask
him to authorize her arrest. The ap-
pearance Of matters was slightly dis
agreeable to Miss CIaiiin, and She
made tracks for Cincinnati before her
arrest could be effected. At the June
term Of 1864, the indictments here
III mentioned were found against
her, and remained so until February,
1865, when in consequence of the
sweet dOctress not being within the
Jurisdiction of the Court, they were
stricken from the docket. When she
lett there was q man named Dodge
lying on one Of the beds, whose last
cent she had taken in pretending to
cure him Of some facial affection.
She had, by the application of the
same compound that Webster used &c =,
destroy the ranasSesiiihs of Parkman, COM
pletely destroyed one cheek, so that
his upper and lower jaws and palate
were plainly visible.
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VOL. 80 40 III

with f7lHloTtelles Of regret. By a so-rovf VII.
ana long linz o. descendqat. v-bo e-isr7
ollter tears and lanentati0ns bevr4fl his i,5.
Le1Is tor n sOrrOEfuf. teas ". shsf
-'s4' io' the scrrOTrll tears .o- fhs feqd -
May the benign splri, of Grace. VII. tam
pers the wind 70 ths sh0-a lamb. szalt tbsl-
souls into submission TO I'll, wiz. ia NJ
be has preceded us into shat uli.lise9ve--5
country frorn whose boarns no trtys-s- r.
turns, Mere IS reunion awaiting us fa ths
great To COHE. where sOrrow is alien % the
cline and where tfuid nd d0uJsinz l.5.fs
crowned with JOYFUL frui ion All across rls
stormy sea, as his struggling soul weary %
be rid OF that which Istte ed l5 down, 1-.iI-5st
with the waves of death. he 80 Iled
aud supported BY au hamaIe. hJuzn uufzl-
tering trust. that when the Great Raap=r
came % reckon up tue Lost .esEels .f eartd.
bis elesnsed and puril-d spirit would be-
accounted rot the least worthy Of the Ginning
host His life recorded many q vel zol trI-
umph, bat the last was the subIia1esl Of ali
taat OF the uabIencEilg spirit over dsata.
ONE Or HIS DE-s d. S. ia <J-=
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Rarnlsna Tens.

ANNAPOLIS, February 10. = The
Monarch is anchored six miles below.
Captain COmmerell and others came
ashore this morning, and were re-
eeiYed by the Secretary of The Navy
and Others. The party, with the ex-
ceptiOn OF ROhesOn, subsequently
called upon the Governor.
The State Senate to-day appointed
Committee to invite the President and
Supreme Court Judges to the floor of
the Legislature on the occasion of the
reception of the officers of the Monarch.
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WHEELING, w. V, February 10.
Atan esrly hour this morning an af-
fray occurred in YOung's livery stable,
between a man named Richard Nc
Cracken and an employee of the sta
bic named Maentz. McCrGcken had
returned from a sleigh ride under the
influence of liquor, and in quarrel
with Maentz, stabbed him 10 the
heart. McCracken was arrested and
confined in the lookup, but escaped
during the night. and up to this hour
has not been arrested.
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ARRANGE1[ENT-oF THE BRTDCE,


The bridge, when entirely finish ed,
will have fOOtwalks four feet wide on
each side, with hand-railings. 1t has
a single line of track, and is so ar
ranged that, if desirable, the space of
twenty feet six inches between the
fOOtWalks may be fiOOred and used for
the accommodation of carriages when
not occupied for railroad purposes.
The SUperStTUcture is prOpOTtiOned for
maximum movable load of 2240
pounds per lineal foot, which can only
be brought upon it by a train of en-
gines coupled together. Seven times
this maximum load is calculated to be
the weight necessary to break it down.
In ali ordinary railroad work the load
that it Will be called upon TO sustain
is at most tWO-thirds of this maxi
mum, so that even more than seven
fold Is provided to prevent accident.
The total number of pounds of
wrought and cast iron used in the con-
strucuOn is S,723,0O0, and for the rail
posts, flooring and hand-railing, 639,-
600 feet Of timber (board me;lsure)
were used.
In the fall OF 1867 the plans for the
superstructure were commenced by
the engineers of the company, and in
March, 1868, the contract for the en-
tire work was awarded to the Louis
vile Bridge and Iron Company. They
were to furnish the iron ready for
erection at a price per pound from
drawings furnished by the engineers
of the bridge who undertook its cree
ton. Great credit is due the Bridge
and Iron Company for the prOmptness
and fidelity with which they executed
this great contract. Everything has
been done to make it a work OF unsur-
paSsaBie mechanical excellence. All
OF the iron material used, except the
wrought iron columns, was manufac-
tured here and in New Albany. The
Ohio Falls Nail Works, New Albany,
furnished all the wrought iron proper.
MAGNITUDE OF THE WORK.
The erection OF the superstructure
during the past season was a work of
vast magnitude, including, as it did,
the placing in position the pOnderuuS
mass Of iron required In the ci a mel
spans, one OF which, the Indiana chan
mel span, was erected over water run
ming eighteen miles per hour, and on
an average ten feet deep. Some of the
pieces weighed five tons, and were put
in place 160 feet above the bed OF the
riyer. In all cases the foundations for
the false work were obtained by sink
ing cribs filed with stone.
THE BUILDERS OF THE BRIDGE.
The entire superstructure was
erected, under the supervision of the
engineers, by Mr.. Henry B0lla. To
his energy, experience and Judgment
the successful accomplishment of the
work is in a great measure due. Mr..
Henry Thatcher, in addition to his
duties as assistant engineer, had spe-
cial charge Of the instrumental work,
and performed his various duties with
credit to himself and to the satisfac-
ton Of all concerned. Mr.. Albert Y.
Ouch rendered very valuable aid as
assistant engineer. To Mr.. Albert
Fink, chief engineer, and to Mr.. F.
w. Vaughan, principal assistant en-
gineer, who has had direct supervi-
sion of the wQA in all its various de-
tails from its cd&mencement, for their
skill, energy and ability, is due the
great need Of praise for this great
achievement.
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Boston, February ia dispatch
from Concord, \. H., reports a great
fTeshet in the upper Connecticut Eal-
ley, and immense damage. The large
bridge over the river at Lancaster was
carried away, also several barns, etc.
The people are alarmed, and many
families are leaving their houses to
seek safety elSRWhpre.
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RARKRBpT NBTIeE

In the District Court Of the Unitsd S-ates-For
the District o. West Ten1essee---Kn the maj
ter OF Hal Z Co., 5aukruprs- n oaoA-
ruptcy, District OF Welt IeAn.ess sos
To whom It may ccncsrns =. -
The une.ersiEned hereby gives nf.flee q nls
ar1noinrnoent - assignee ol hsll & Co, OF
aemphis, in the county oz sneso5 -. ~ s.-.s s
s..,, s.5i,,[i,.efi Bankrupts upon creditors Pc
e,tf.,, III, f6s District Court u SAID iilstriee
Memphis, Tennessee the I'm Gay u : -
rnaFyS gaE;s AL JOHN D. BEARD, Assisuss.
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On the 24th Of aareh. 1870.

IN front OF the oGice o. Dickinson. Wlf.z7ls
< Co.. 40. 20 front street. Hcmu1t- We F-. il
sell. for ash. 10 the highest blale-. ia. .1.-
lO~Ing described prl .erIy, ylz- - rrse- CE
land and al Irl pr0T-rueut- tLer-ua. zi-ll-aL
o. or ear t4s Sew 1iai-igL rllll. aloarl AS
t1e Amnon property. conveyed ro IS 1T
Deed IN trust. and particularly C-se. .lli-L
therein REDEEM pt-ou waived.
j. ". DL' kLNEJE.
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New ORLEANS, February 19.-In
the Legislature the joint resolution ap-
prOpriating 5000 for the burial of the
Confederate dead, in response to a me-
mortal from the Ladies' Benevolent
Association of fredericksburg, Va,
passed to-day.
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TRUST IS SALE.

- virtue II 2 De-u l4i trust executed 60 rs
~ oy Mary " AieXand5r,J J 81 flszluGar.
Robert l. AmmOu am d .. Amm.u. OF rls
Ilth day o. II rch- log. ald recsr-ied Iu the
Registrars Chics of -leI1y county. stat OF
Tennessee, IN Book No. q. page "a. TO secure
certain Indebtedness therein de1cf Ull Co
i. b. DIlaru- r. A PlEsCn, John ". D1ilarl
and Z. L. Coffin.
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length of spans are from center to cen
ter of the piers:
coMlENcNMENr oF TIE WORK.

On the 9th of February, 1867, Mr.
Fink invited proposals for the con-
struction Of the masonry, and large
number of bids were received. After
spirited contest, the contract was
awarded to Messrs. Nash, Flannery &
Co, on the 10th of April, 1867 In
July the contractors commenced quar-
rying stone, at Utica, Ind, ten miles
above Louisville, on the Ohio river,
and on the Bardstown Branch Rail-
road, twenty-five miles from Louis
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TELEGRAPHiC SUmMkRY.
Arrested for slasI,nn La.Lprs.

BALTIMORE, February 19.-RObert
Dale, clerk in the pOstOffce, was ar
rested to-day on the charge OF stealing
letters, and committed.
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TELeGaAPHlc aARKETs.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. February I9.-Cotton steady:
uplands 2f51c. Flour dun al So 81 Whfsly
unchanged; 9sla99Jzc. Corn, mixed. s3fQOe
Rice dull Coffee firm. Sugar quIet. Cuba
I0al01zc. Molasses dull.
Money-The weekly bank statement is url-
favorable, but better than was expected
There Is net loss of $1,000 90 in reserves
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E[ARrFoRD, February l6.-The case
of the State Treasurer sgainst the Con-
necticua Mutual Life Insurance Com-
paG.y, to be heard before the supreme
Court Of Errors next week, is the most
i'm Dortant, pecuniarily, over tried IN
Connecticut. 1t relates to the taxa
biBtv OF Government bonds in the
hsllds OF the Mutual Insurance Com
pallies, and Involves directly SlO3, OU9,
and indirectly much more. Tie main
QUESTION raised under the section OF
tbe tax law ia which the suit Is
brcught, is, whether the tax is a tax
up,,n franchise or upon property, and
there is an incidental point whether
oscertained losses and dividends, de
clared but not paid, constitute part
ofthe proceeds vi Insurance.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
COMMERCIAL NURSERIES.
Memphis, Tennessee,
On New Raleigh Road. three miles rom
Court square.

f RUEI and Ornamental Trees. 5rarsvf--z
small fruits, etc. in vrriety and qua -ie-
senQ Tor catalogue. or, wus.I IS D. ILer. u you
v a1lL 70 plant come Our and SCI the STOCK.
ie0D Z F. BAhf. o. K ProurIet0r
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E0TIGE

Il VIII OF r. " G-rkey. deceased. cr-,- l-al-
5re.hsreby notified To ui- win ne rl--- &C.
counts claims, or ceu-auG-- Of any nature
whatever aglIL 81 his es- .t-- I-1se owns
tbs estate viii come toward ana eerl.a 10
. ave expenses. ffef8I JOS -PF
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

NO FREIGHrS WILL BE RECEIVED av
- AIEAfPEI g CEAEsLE4,E On i. .4LL-ylJ
until further notice
Feb l9, l57U. Al LOVE, AGENT.
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Leual HnHcs.

II AF1ld q1aillsd IS tLecs-0re y the O.
IL tate Of o. g. -hOuuE, dssceassi a-I l.s4.-.T.
having ei -lnls against ssid -z-.l a s7Il . es-4l
tueIu within tle time pEe-cllo-d Ir i-vv. lr
m -2ll= Eili DE- barred, AID al l---,5-s ll-
-e0c-d 20 the estate are requ- -a- 10 NC
payment iu11sI--teIy.
JB1E JOHESOE
febD W. s. EC 2l E. = .rrfaa-r
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Copartnsrshin nntIcs-

AR. SIMON STURM hss been admired ne,
VI partner in gslr IN. % date from r-.
llLh February. $50. Ihe business --ir -
continued IL the Old stand E1 Is uafr s.
under Lns style aud Gr1u o. NruItz F-1-. Z
o. l51-5. NE.E DIG = sE.tE
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OlsSOLBTIOE.

HE COp1rtnrrship b Tetaf5le eLisrirz be-
4 tween r ai Robinson ana $ H. Iolu -..
uuder Jue name alC style OF Er1lu-Ul g
POINTER. 90 Indian Bay Aik d .Uas e.. 3 r Is-
solved Mr. 81 EDJin tsu vii cCu-.4GetLs
CUISINE s, and sssunes a. lfs ia. ilL.--.
T. l- r. II --1s.
Feb. Is. $50 lfebzCl S-E-FO-ATzH.
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Beu Buffers last figure Of speech
is Wshoo fly" If spoons had speech,
wouldn't they say "shoo Ben, "
Though?
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The length of each span, counting
from the Kentucky 10 the Indians
shore, and the entire length OF super
structure, including abutmenls, ar are
shown in the following table. Inc
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GE'iUE.

The public Ia cautioned rcainst employing sny
bnt the regularly authorized Agents of thu, Corpi.
ny. since the Robcts Patent cover the use Of he
Torpedo and nil explosive materials for oil well.
and tho uie OF such waterfalls ny other parties IA "A
rineing my o' the ROBERTS PATENTS wiI be
dealt with according to law aud As rcting wilGliy
and knowingly in defiance OF law and tle decisions
of the Courts
with n view 10 pdne Oil Men in every pqTt
Of the Oil NogiOn. The, have employed tic most
efficient Agents and ASSISTANTS thai can BE- procured
'orthe business. Each Torpedo il labelled with
date az p'ents, together with the price of the Tor
pcdo and 81 med by an officer Of the Company so
every Generator Wishing Torprdo may Know its
price and whether Il came from ouf oflics
Operators wi confer favor by reporting to this
Office any n"ali gence Cs AGENTS
the following named persons have heon appoint
@! Agents and Assistant Accents for tile Oil i;e,ionR
OF Pennsylvania aud West Virginia.
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HIST OF AGENTS.

WTUSV1LLF, CHURCH RUN AND yICrNI.
lA-SfkPHEN "1pP Office, Hainilfon's Cigar
store address Iiusvlle, Pa. Assistant, John Van
TIrCSVlLLE, CHURCH RUN AND vICTNI.
Mf-il. IL THOMAS. Office and address, Man.
ion House, HiGu-yil'o Pa
fHANkURG AND VICTTiTY-GEORGE r.
~ o.h.e shamhurgi residence, Yilsvilic, IA
ENTERPRISE, rLFASANTVILLE. BEAN
FARM AM PlrHoLF-GEORGE w. VAN
NLthf. Ohice and address. Chase House. Pleas.
anylie. Assistant. II. Huntinntpn
TinIOU J AND WEST uICKORY-CTAS.
| CLARK. utAca ana address Exp css Office Tidi.
onte. Pa Assistant, 4. c. Benrdsley
pETROLEUM CENTRE AND vICJNIrY-
LEVI MASON Office and daddress Petroleum Cen
tire, pa Assistant, Charles Blickiord
TAhR AND BLOOD FARMS and District living
on ~ Creek and Cherry Rim. from Story Fa,In 10
AlcClinteckvillo--t'AN NES SAUNDENS. Ad iross
lafr Farm, m. Assstants Luther B Sad dprs
Ctmrle- y. Cochran ard Wirau Hnyt
MclLlNfnChVlLLE, oil. CITY AND RpNO
a: y NtSI. Address, oil City or Reno, Pa
r ANGLIy, ALONG THE ALLEGHENY pTv
Ei{-n NlL3tR ONicr nud adGrcs,. Franklin p
SCRl ,BG ass, T .1Eh FARM e PAThEgS
hANhlN '-luCHARD W. RE FIELD. Office
a!ld a Or - S'rEbgraS-, IA Assistant, r. w I5r.
to-iie'c, address tml ntnr "a
MENI NIRIlNtA--C D ANGEL. Ynd u. u
COON address. farierslHrg. West Virg!pi9
tSoosriH Et'ro!rnnl 'T1rprt;O DO,
nay. lily.
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Frie1ds aud patrons, one andall.
Your attention to my "biz'' world call;
Times are lull an money light,
But in these times I'm looking Tor light;
To those whoare building rira ,vithou, number.
7 vo,ld inror5,-,l,i, il H., p,2ce TO buy Lurbpr.
Ny motto Is this; "Qf'cl Sales and small 'front.'
For business Il. healthy and thl1l: much of II:
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G0TaG EAST.

lao y. NJ. LIGHTNING FXpprSS. d,ilv.
,oh '.eunr at Cory, sui.t.ny, excepted for arr,r
~ ,NAy'iIle: hroctou and Iltrsviic. a,d iuy
i9r l,r'snn; " IN Norlhan Ce rral RAILWAY
ard cit es1 "''N ~"
-, = s.e,plug Coach s attached to thist.aina,ch
cihnati running through to New York
70 r.. Vi. CINCINNATI EXPIRES. .rdlily
,u0diys excepted, injecting at B, ,hnmUion rlt
= = ullY ana ne relcbr,t # Summer resort Shn.MI
,,.; ml,s; snd at rev York for Boston, an al sew
,Seeping Coach Is r,tached to mi, ,raln u.
4''u'iiIe rum ug through t. NewYo~k
2 3a a; VI. NEW YORK DAY EXPRESS,
ivy sundays excepted. Connects n; Gn,a, Benz
WV "'ia"are, I.ackawlnna " Western Rnilway
,,F W S'-Hton, and at New Ior, with NGn,sht II
XIII; s' 's''ih OF New Jersey Railroad for Ihilads'
-, p N'acpinz Coach "a ottacted to hi, trqiu gt
rev ana: running ihrouth to lI0r Il lille, con
n'ctln' wiihirlin having new and improved nGw
NeY York
81, 40 4. IA. ACCOMMODATIONS, SUNDAYS
40 A. NJ. ACCOMMODATES, Sundays
ccptud.
, bos'oh ana Now England Passengers. with t'or
Sew York.
fIhh best ventilated and most luxurious slcep'rE
coht'c- @v'lN TIE WOELD-sS accompany "a
night rains on this Railway,
v ne Erie l'oilwAy Company has oicned
hen terry from then Jersey City Depot 10 the in''
o. "a 81 New York TINS enabling prsscnHr 10
'e ca me upper p7rtiun OF tie cify without "" 'N
pphSe nna annoyance OF street caror an omnibus
80 TIE scenery along the entire route of the Grlq
l,ai'"a| Is o. ~" most picturesque and hcau !" "
Guar Admirers Of Natures bc"niils' 'h
d 'H i-h' .ourIer over this Line viii find is '.H
ehus :" n!'' apes subjects of coat'unl a-m'''
ti.n u.d interest.
I3aEGHge Checked Y'tsroHg'i,
And fare always as low rs by any other Route
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA ERIE RAILWAl'
Which con DC obtained Mt ~ the Priucipai I''h''
sh'ces in the West and s0n,I,Wcs'.
o, wM. h. BARE, Ayt,
Gtift sup't 97n W. '''''
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FRANKLIN HuANczH-.Going North,
GOING WEST.

10 4. ~. DAY EMPRESS, daiIr. vo,d,v,
tNt' p''l, iDtl Iefel'hG. cninLr!i yud Tho -
ai'U '"t" connects IL & lrkslillc. Suudnts oT'
''li o, i.r N'nrou Newcastle and pi:..bl ~ %,
l.. is !i.'u = inr Youngstown md S,s.9.. =, -
lind with Like Shore iailgqy. for ti, ~ IT,, ,.c ..
%. h-" -; at i'Evrn y. Suli,.ys II ,,r I io- p
hlnc" nnd Pit-bur i; at kror >rrl,y ~. ,,.,,,.
rC''Il.e ana 3iisrsHurs, NJ hai.a win .,.
"u ~ NiicihnrtRA. It l. MA ia Isl .i, ,,,- f,,lr
'f'I ",d NJ Cincinnati with the Olic 4 Nj.
.ipp, "n,,Ny' Tor 81 loni, aud tac south 49,
-, irc Coaches are attached to ,bi.,,oi, %,
change, ''''''" ''HnD'
80 4. N. EMPRESS MAI. rcHv .,,r,,.,,
eA"p''1 'Nr inr"iaTd and the Wa and NJ,
est tnnn c'S ~ c,ark-yi'lc for Sllarcr. Snwt,.
ue hni i'It-hnrfh ard az Clt,.lqud " m al,
eioie i'"' way iIr 'hc Wc-taMG Nugta-WcsL
90 y. TS. NIGHT FyrrfsS. ,,,i,, s,-
D.ett Nh1 4 InriLna'' aud the Np,r aud s, ,ih--
"hh''.s M itayii sharl SrrdG,s ,.>.,,,,d fur
ioih'>t'"i ~ Cleveland with IAl,. ~inrp i,.i.
WY t'l Ut " r-t and norm Wcfi. .tuJ a tt.,i..
hal wl'h no OHIO ~ Nis-is.iAn Hallway fr n.
Lons ana the South nnd SoLtl, Is eat
- N'e'pI Coach l. alta bod 20 tl,is t-a;p II New
io'k' !lh4li"s through 10 Cincinnati,
li.W a. w. ACcoMMoD.TroN. san.ws
SN,,,'er: II Law tt-hi:rg and Way stations co.,
p 80 800 =. III. FREIGHT &2AccouNoDA.
7:lo a. II. WAY FREIGHT, Sunday. eI
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VOTERS ~ WAsiiINsr,x Crrr:-We are
in receipt fr"m friend in Washington
CITY Of a corrected list Of the voting pop
ula:ion of the difFcrUn. wards Of the Fed
er.'l Capital. These mag be found use
full tcr reference. both to our registrator.
and the Judges IF Election, and We shall
take pleasure in placing them at their SER
vice. Ii is ~, at all unlikely that IN ef-
fort will be made TO coioni.e voters from
Washington during the coming Fall in our
county. and the lists il question may prove
val'ssiae in checkma.ing such unlawful at
tempt and in aiding the proper officers to
bring guilty parties to punishment. The
thanks ofthe community are due our friend
for his timely fore,hought in this matter.
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LEONARDTOWN,

on Monday, tie 18th, Tuesday. 18th. and
Wednesday. the 1I,h osSep'ember, 1870,
for the rnrrosc Of discharging his duty as
an Officer Of Registration, according to
the provisions Of sail Act Of the General
Assembly Of Maryland.
The Registration Act Of 1870 makes
it my duty to register the name Of every
person who shall apply to me to be regis
tered as aualifed voter. who shall sat-
isfy me that he possesses. or before the
day of election next ensuing. will possess
the requisite qualifications under the Con-
sii,uticn Of the United States and the laws
made in pursuance thereof, and of the Goa
sti.uiiou Of the State Of Maryland, the
qualifications Of age. citizenship and resi-
tence, and il not disqualified under the
provisions Of the Ind and 3rd sections of
the LIST Article Of the Constitution, after
the applicant for registration shall have
taken tie following oath 80 do sol.
emily swear Cor sfk my that will true
answer make 20 all Questions necessary {,
ascertain my qualifications or disqualified
sens TO be registered a = qualified vo-
ter"
According to additional r qairenen.s
Of the Registrasioa Law. ny of.ice will BE-
open IN the days designated above from
y o'clock. a. m, 70 O. clock, D. m.
STEPHEN FOXwELL,
Register
Srd Election District.
Aug. Is, lS1O-tl
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h. ax,.ns;,., .,hie,'ass .Sshnspos seem 10
dcnce M .iy gaining OUT public conf.
evo,v, Il promises TO take the place OF
f., ,,her liquor now in use, especialls
.edicin.{ are.
: This is not surprising; for, apart from
ITS being found iii most of our respectable
Drug >tnres- in this city and country, and
its beng strongly recommended By the
physicians. the mild and agreeable taste
"t this article, contrasted with the strong
raHgcnt and actial sensation produced ON
the palate by the common dcleterious ar
tfcle-which is now the general complaint
ct nearly all the medical faculty of this
country-would, Of itself, suffice to give
it the decided preference. II prescribed
a. a medicine, it is not bad TO take: and
70 use Is = beverage it is considered bv
Judges 10 he superior TO any article 1T TIC.
kisl ever imported into this country.