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, 1870-09-03

The Republicans Of Alexander County, Ill.
hsse nominated Martin T. BrowH for Sketn. aud
Christopher Osterlob for Coroner.
The Republicans OF Kendall County, Ill, nave
ppminass1i Henry Sheriff. tor Representative in
the Ikctslaruse, J. D. Kern for Sheriff, and Wits
Atkins for Coroner
In Maryland, the oplJ election thls fa1l Is for
members of Congress. The T1ole delegation IN
the Yousc Is now Democratic. As the Republt-
cans wti1 gain much Strength In some Asfticte
from the negro votes, they will MAKE Spilled
contest.
The Dcnet1ats have 70 TAR arranged fof TIE
r1rl!cat.oE Of they new pareF id Washington
that they announce the Aetsis Of the pIsh. They
rare capital Of slo0.o James II. Harvey viii
In edttof.ipch}cf; {. L. Harms managing editor: !:
and ex-Asyor Bertlss, tnapcisl manager. The
nnhyca,,on will hc begun IN Sovel1her,
-Anops the claims Of Ar. E r. Dickinson. the
r>c.nt1y reconstructed Democratic Congressman
Of the Sptn Ohio District, ts the fo1loHing which
erpca1ed IN circular scattered In his district be-
fore he was renotnlnAted: He will be the strong.
est can.tiastc, ueaausc, being member Of ms
/ Rum1n Catholic Church. ha viii thereby CON-
nand m influence no other candidate can 10 the
sane extent, aud which Il Indispensable to cur
success, for the priests and members Of that
church will l. are no MEATS untsted to procure his
election" ......
| -1ohn.B Brstton, editor Of the Carlisle Pa.)
| Torunittr, who vas noninated for CouSresA by
| the Democracy Of Cun1oerisud, and xas after
| waru defeated BY the Democratic euus scntops ol
1 York and Ferry going fos ua'iemana. announce:
1 "a his pspe1 tAet to NllnoAsnbmtt' to-tne ease'
, 1870-09-03

i
Several applications havs been ;nakae
to the Comptroller of tho; Currency at
Washington. during the past week, fo5
banking papers. under the amendment to
the Nutional Banking Law, passed last
inter, authorizing hunks to issue cur
vency teleemablc in coin. The demand
for such currency in large denominations
has long been supplied By the gold treas
ury notes, most Of which range at from
$500 to $4,000. though there are few in
circulation Of from $50 to Sl0o. All these
a1e recriyable for duties cu imports, aud
arc nearly confined to that use md to the
adjustment Of balances on gold
accounts. The application for
| banking privileges On tho gold basis had
| ret in when the var between France aud
Prussia broke ont, and delayed operations
by raising the premium on gold Now thai
gold il again On its way down to par, the
e1pedicncy of gradually getting out bills o1
the smaller denominations, rcdee,natle IL
gold, i1npresses itself strongly on leading
bankers. As the premium declines, it be
comes more imp erative thai there shall b.
a supply OF paper currency OF uniform
value afoat, iu order that fluctuations il
values may be avoided altogether
Throughout the war, and at present, th'
entire importing mud jobbing class hav'
been compelled to keep two sells Of &C
countf.-onc in coin and the other in cur
rercy. as the difference between the tws
.7isapnears- there will be q sfcul1r tcnlenc,
to avoid this labor by returning TO the gol'
basis altogether, and to do this they mus
have supply Of small gold notes to max
change. We expect soon to sec. thes
notes passing into circulation, linise'
way at first.-but gaining gradually upti
they fill the entire tleld. or until the pres
cut deprecated currency touches par Wit
gold, and SOME general system Of gold n
demption is agreed upon
, 1870-09-03
Proposals for Qua1terr1asters Stores.

QYytTH TIE t1Fr.ey yUi".rTYRN.sTTn.
Fnn1 LEAvAvweRrtt. knn-- Aus =. f's-
Scaled prnrpssls in duplteais viii he Ert~ixrd sf shis
ot1es until II O'Clock Wrtre.fAJ. St2tsinl.
,t fns tire xHvkI axshia astAt at tss taanssy et
QuhrtefuAstkF's stose4 epEtt'r:nE cut And Wt'l.ht
n.A hoEre aane uAs -<ze~s hntt- EsEap M! hEs.t,
ne tte Ai.o Cs1ilorn:a .atdi-s. thong anf hsas,c
stsnr1. piatfof1n scaies w.te1 hnef-t4 nani. r,re
tNiGe- eoasIe s4- hAy md s:abIs fk, pA. tE!'- and
cu1SSd hall. moss, hro"ms- pFnt- s--hink md
whtowa4h brushes. ard aseaftnxns " rsirts nilr
and vsruishss. str.s ete. ..,
qnau,,es ot 1:ofrs 1equired rFi be fusnss'r,z,:es
P1opefais w be 7teaivsd for any rortiou Of the sur
Al the sHisi.s called for under this .;.ersis'sstat
1tsft Re Of The hest qnasy euhjtct to
~ Akrnt ou the Part Of the EcvFnrnt ana IN Ae-
eoraanro with sampler to Ia sern 1t this .tsput.
At tbs ptIo1 ef the .1ndertFne bidders VIII aka be
required furnish eanfrs r thr asfr1cs bill f.E.
Dcif<Ny commence i,rfn<dats'v ass<r ti<ntnf u
.ontsac and to be completed within daJ* isoE: such
date ..,
No bid. will be ant r1xired un4 - the parry s7AAsHe
the Il ptt At thr d;-n1nf IT The tit. n
pzs~enttd BY st oFis known 1t this os;er t. he
~ hcrity RI the caiN -pt2sssri'a:
=" ' JAR n. MOORE.
Quxttrttaaatrt T. j L.,
nrrGt On5rtrfIu 1%tt[,
, 1870-09-03
-seRR0PoEAI&. 3.
Supplies for Indians
DEPARTMENT. a. FHz tyrEnton-
flH-r 1E tYnYtN ty-t-

:':t -sw,s,i!ns aI,SE e lspt,5 as,;.. Az1siH.: !:
eei1ed 4 ~ staee uaIIi !: e'e!seE =: Il M9sDaY
:s5s g ;.Gs : ssss: s G;ssS
5Es .SzsS stS& sss$szf:x sAf fsso
1@" pounds ess Gess. "elshs' Of hess cs'''s ia til.
:a' 's&eR44- & HI Il kRiffIR. ERR5s* SIS VI: :sorxcr
1'poa pounds ~ *.,;' wright. If Hef ca'ts tA.
1920 r ssHraf; HassExsS 4 :s:s III; siv:s Ill
s'potoo pounds, Efo@s 'srixas IF btef Cat'~ til.
: .1scan pond. x Baeea:clesr 'ste:- ..
s 'ft IS saa fea.t ] eso1 Al 4,
ita.t onc ti'cn.a1 noaras cse s,se s:is: t
poin,s ssmsd VIII rs e5s-rscu # i: whst.:saass ~
viii dsiycffd: md thess.tsr thr deliver, w;i ;i' Z
ssie tsh IT,; ss
ssassE Il i r. sif i
e e e +; ;x.esssi,e s.e1f*,: t. sss
ssrd = esa 's vsp:
esid agencies fast enough or shoa'd be u4
. IT, % g. . sa e. IT, e., t: !. M
tisct. aathe e1pen:r Il ssid eontraefor: 10y
i1sas a Pas1 i it, 4s @ f. s: II r. a. :.
her mrs xd r subject Il Inspection hv sszn: i i.
P"pt-sl. .iiI rt1rive for the deliver. OF all .,
m. part Of the sbose rAtued .npplier. =.
s he asaS i eeh f. or u; Il e. s
r4aT5d mn ID .s It. re q Il 90 Z
twentyltse t9si rer cent.
mFntf will h. made At this otsre o. presentation
of prop Errsslpts osu the aEcats to woia .sua
The rropot.s fof lie bacon should safe sae pec =;
p9Ghst. LEE
, 1870-09-03

N-"' t"'soASN ~tAA AA5 AAt+41of W NNAAN ~~@S
daily bread.
Now,,vhen the .ws Of the, land are 2.
liberals when thesg'vtann1ent s,giyes.'x
Homestead 10 the ialpres fho wit16ye te
it, and guarantees that hone agaisst dsEtA
ana .as reversss d forttba+;' atsttstss s6is
atildrenwithout any cost Tor suition; cona-
rels tho employer to promptly pay the
price agreed upon, at the time specified; and
gives him IN eqnal chance in the rnce Of
i.fc, in every conceivable way, it looks 10
NJ as fhe could lavo lus little to conf
plain of.
Up to 1850 there was race of people IN
our country doomed to perpetual labor,
.who ~era d4nietl ali' s4'e <fehts mud psiy-
ilegas lefcid .na:acd, and twice Us many
,pn1e !, hut, thanks to the Republican par
ty. which hss enactedthe greater share Of
.1le ldws for the good Of the 1aborer, and
which aluays aims to he on the sids Of lber-
", jnstice, and i.nparttait5, the restrictions
have been taken from that race also. and
the abovs~named rights and privileges ure
guaranteed 10 al who labor
, 1870-09-03
SSEss.en :sTsfk *s.sss7,1x far Committing

Fs..ea Sg.as saaor, for committing Ing
tHit he. !. had !. do conhq oyar
Mnisen that1se sdemed to be dxivep to tba
oannissio9 Of tho murder, and wsa po xe5iess
10 resist. 1ho Testimony taken 1t the coro-
her'a inquest resulted IN = verdict to the Of
tect this ". saastth' caue to his death by
btstdl shot inflicted BY Robert Button.
Ir. Searern's son. who u insane, hiss been
locked up for safe keeping, aud Is to BE- taken
TO the asylum this evening. Mr.. seAvesn was
81 yeass Of age. The funeral will take psaee
from his late residence on Thuradsy 'aftaz-
noon, and the remains Mill be taken TO ,Wor-
eester fordntezmsnt-
Immediately after the-rendision of the ver-
dict the prisoner vas brought into the court
room and addressed by tbs Coroner. He told
hun that be won!d commit him un.il Saturday
morning, 10 o'clock. In the meantime he
could secu1e counsel and make arrangements
for his defence that on Saturday. at the
above 1onr, he would be arTAiSned Tor dnal
l1nariuiE previous to being fully committed tc
'await lie action Of tho grand 3nry The
ner, bur maintained detected. eilenoe. HI
was then re.nanded to his cell
, 1870-09-03

Tho Chicago Ertnin7 Journal says that
the sixth resolution OK The Republican
platform adopted at Springfield on Thurs-
taay, does not express the senti,nents Of the
Republican party. The journal, never
the1css, supports the ticket nominated BY
the sauc conyeption which adopted tho
platform. :.
From this we infor that the Journal
does not intend to join the Denoc1atic
party in the expectation OF getting from
them higher tariff than the Republican
pa1tv will consent to. That being the case
we do 70. eee what difference It zsaxe.
, 1870-09-03
Proposals for Fuel.

Aks15rASr rQr-AHrr1NAsrKR'a OyF1rEI
CE1tAao. Ill Alknst =. t|7t
SEALED PROPOSALS !in darlieate, II i! t@' ,r~eis
s<ssen.p.f; ~. ler :nrpty;uk ~ Q: 81 psrart:
be rVutrea t1oia ttcber ]. i. T. June -. 1871 dsl.s
srJ p b mad. anFu e!c i,hin the city uit. ~ rueh
quxuttes. and It eurs tffnrs may b. n.JHret. hr
prize include cust II placing the fuel in cesr rhe
viz: --7..
Iehlsh cna1. rrs ton Of s.ooo ro:n's:
Iackawauna coal. ;+.r ton ~ : en- pounds:
Soft ceai, per ton ct l,nsW roHnds:
Hickuy wvGt, Il sssne and .ait pcr cord "f l2s
4uh.r f~-1
i, aleIs.
T1s- riEbt to reject nnJ cr AT TIL. Is rssetrcf-
Hank tTt* viii te ntss,t eprscattao At shis
Sft!ce. and shcsLd fse ineo.s*d Pr!osn!F fnr FUEL"
G.n- i. IL kuCktE Il. Asristant q u. a.. u s. a.
JAAEa G1I tss, Captatu and 4. u IL.
, 1870-09-03
PROPOSALS FOR
PAPER.

u
SrR1*uFfElp. Ang1.-. {. 1311l
Pursuant law. hs By Invite pruEcssis fur faeut+t
nE for the ut The Statc OF Itcla, rco Zko~~s~d
of printing p.s, asSs, weighing At least = 1a
rer ram. <rd caHaI il esrsJ rspett to sspct to be
obtained of the ecsetar Of Stssa Said psppo,sL viii
b. rceeive at the Office Of tE See1r..sy VI stlts Of
nnofa. 1u IL O'clock. nocn the lat dar ef Oc:als
1850. md tu be oaeusd Il o'eIue .. the 4a1a
day.
Faeh r.upo-A u uuet Be ad!fettd 20 tac Sec:rtaJ ss
STAKE and mask.d back of eaveIore P..notals tox
hiring Par+. and sheet Of The per VIA sample
t., lie tu1uthed with eAeh bid. All Of ssid t7prr ast
be delivered to the Secretary of State. at the Sta:a
uoutc h Spriukf+d. tpiuois0 Eeas t. fe 'ttIsrseo
On u L<fnEt Drrtu5e9 Is ls1 54sI bt9"rd
Jnnusry Ii, I..l. and before EeLtua:7
Is le71.
The rertcEr 70 II hom the eunt.nets stranded
will be required to sre bond to thu tiovsznur IN shs
penalty ot twenty ousand doliss.. eulti3ued that be
i faithfully fusnisn 4nd deliver the asid papvz in
kind quality. and quantity. Vt the tinf p1str. and
upon thc unIut u The c1ntxct in pufsusnsu q
Law: snd sic. that be theJ .ill farat! any add
uonal aiuo1pt Of pnper that be raura for r
Of tho State. upon TIE terts ard Ut ike quality
Whenever requested to do by the 6ecfetzy Of StatA
EDWARD kEMMEf~
Secret IT II S.asa.
, 1870-09-03


In our report OF the Republican Stale
Convention We united 70 mention that the
platform wns reported w Gsaer4! A. e.
Fuller, OF Booze County, Chairman of the
Committee on Resolutions.
, 1870-09-03
Proposals for Lightning Rods,

sFALEp PROPOSALS will hr received by s.r, C,'n,-
pitstr Poor HOUR and fAuprrs fHT pntsns
lightning r,eis uron lie 1usaur Axylns1 Kui:l!nks
and saoke stack. SITUATED On the County FaFr- near
Jefferson. The rfc- PR fo.t for all fos put t" tn-
eIutc the rotnts. Proeo.as to he reexisr! At The Office
of1 Il. D4on. Atehset- l6 ,r1lazd no Z. On nE BE-
falr tls 9TH Jay 1t Ssptenlez, at ocl~4k 1ha
Committee the right to rrjet "s all hi.
Bv sedcro ot tho Co1nmitsec. ....
MARX j. EixSTt>S, Sery
, 1870-09-03
University Of Chicago,

Year Opeus sept. lOr AS1Q.
tsT Depsstms1t. Dean. judge Henri Booth
III CoitnEe With th1se suuFsea: l. Classical Sd
A,t<enenoy C'va suEines.tn<, or any studies Of the
Ill Academy Roys aboEr1a yea.r admitted to pre-
psse toT any ccke. OF to acquire good business sdu
catI1n.
The bufdfnxt and sstustiont on The shcrrs of Lake
Michigan. unsurpas4ed u beauty, eonFenleuce aud
he Iii thfusnctA
Apparatus inc1ad.s The Gras Clarke Tsltseor.. The
largest retl actof in the country ChEutcA Fosuphi-
cal. nna En<ins sssins Instruments. Cabinets. &c.
11fra1fee, u CO.. volun1tN
dur ~ yeaE. Totat ne<rs&afy expsnsct. $So6 to
e sloucF II loai cd or given to ypuug men who lsck
Iurxps 10 pnssuc their stulles- Address
j o. NURI,UUEHE President
, 1870-09-03

AT Worth some Turcos re1o taking hat1,
in the river when tho fi1dt ttud Of the eneznS'a
Euus reached their ears. Az primitive - they
:Were, they sprsng from tho watar, c1u.cAed
thsir mt,sk&ta, and rnshed On the enesny. With
the cold steel. Tho prnseizns. Astonnded At
this rush OF demons. opsned up and let them
tox1ng, BY the second line, against VII. .ch
they surged in vain Tue survivors Of this
tremendous onslaught took to Tho woods,
where they s1ung about ~ Wild non until they
clothed them selves from tho dead.
, 1870-09-03

Whnteser may bo tie view taken of the
military situation Of the French, it is ov-
dent that the Germans are fast rising to-
wards the certainty Of success. On Tues
day last, United States bonds wsrc quoted
ut Hli intha Frankfort market; on Wcanes-
day. thu quotation. WIS VI; to-iay it is
nal
, 1870-09-03
TIE FhLL CAMPAIGN.

Tho spectator at the Republican State
Convention held at Springfield on Thurs
day. could Tot lave failed TO be impressed
with the courageous a1'a inyincible spirit
OF lis 1nen:bera, and the alacrity with which
they addressed themselves to the duties of
tie hour. In :heir cs.iiuntion, tue nepub- |
lican rartv il noL only the party Of the
rast, but Of the present and the future. |
They believed thai the organization which !
has dune 50 nnch for the country III the
prst sixteen years is not des-
tined to die for want of work to do,
or principles to maintain, OF suelnies to
overcome. They believed TINT it has
career befu1e it, scarcely less useful and
noble than its past achievements, and only
less brillian, thaa ti,ose, as there are no
more armed rebellions to suppress. no
moro slavery to overthrow, ponore pariat,s
AID outcas,s TO elevate 10 manhoou and
citizenship. In these views we fully con-
cur. While conceding TIM. the Democratic
party contains many estinnh!e and patriotic
, 1870-09-03

REPUBLICAN, NOMINATIONS.

For Representative In Congress for the state at
la:e., GeEcral John i. LOGAN.
STATE Treasurer, EKASTCs i. DITEs
Superintendent OF Public destruction. NEWTON
Commissioners n1 tho. 3rni1rhtM1t, Ef.sttA
NASlBr1sS and CASFAR Ut'TZ.
, 1870-09-03
TotAl..... ....sts,7W

From this exhibit it il evident that the
supply is gaining On the demand, and that
tho resulting accumulation Of tho supply
must, naturally, bring us nearer 10 antc-
var prices. This fact is chiefly Of interest
III the Northwest from the indirect effect Of
pf;cts OF wool
, 1870-09-03
Brewery and Malt Noase for Sale
lNVALlDS,

EfresIly Can:u,n y u End the rater and baths
4 the C1SGKEss SPRING, ccnsrtts Hel. Sheldon,
TA5. Nsw YSk, o9e q The hest ealstfves II fhzaaf
Lung. st9wssn hdns5 nd s6a Diseaset. Rheuns
sixteen TscsA Climate nfeE5sius better than Mime
tosa or flosd1- gonkezn Hall. tbs excellent Hotel,
open ~ The 5eaS hoasa eIeeent md ehrap For psz-
GeuAn rrtssEocrs and rpous xppiy personally q ~
kttef 70 =. . 4 uARL1sIE{ Con9Tvss Hall Sheld7n.
ltts9YEt
, 1870-09-03

The returns .of tho cotton crop for the
present year amount, according to MI esti-
1nate Of the New York Daily Bulletin, to: J.
:.9S, 600 bales, an inczease Of SEQ, 900 bales
Oh the crop of last year. Our present pru-
duction, therefore. has about returned. to
The average standard Of the years before
tho war. 1t is greater than any year be-
lore the war except the four following.
viz: 1s:s;,-6, which was :',3a7, ,'NN' bales :;
1saS-:s9, which WAS 3,S'1, ,o,h) bales 1859
90, which Was 1870, ,txW bales, mud 1sio-Gt,
wLich Was :s.G5i,t,oN bales. It still falls
1,a7.. 900 bales below the crop Of 1s3a-';o.
The crop Of the last yaar tintls- its inmedi'
ate market for manufacture as follows:
, 1870-09-03

LEGAL.
RECEIVERS Sale.

Johnattan Hainswcrth ". Stephen W15ks-1n tue
Superior Cur1 of Chicago. In rursG.acr Ut d=ee os
eaid Cours rntesed ln rait June Is. ls H"'f
n HIbba, receiver appointed in said eanse. will. oa
SATURDAY. the i0th day Of September. L. d. lss0 at s4s
otoek = H. ~ No. rs South St.test. III the ciy Of
Chiczeo+ Illinois. a pne anetsso *nd ssa II
tho hirhess bidder for tash. sh lease to the pstns
described - fuo:rs. to wis sub!ot Va q Ia I5Ie2uc
r. Atof.ls Subdivision Of original ots Noe. = J. saI
north quarter Of lot IN loet No. Ia frsctuns e.
t1cn Is sddition to chcaso. being known No. rs
south .te.st ai.c. the absolute xht aad title u the
hidinEs standing Aad premises, ~d tbs interest," VI
sEtd PARTIES In tho party wall the division ine ~"
tween foa ts3 and III south itlss: a'"Et4asd: aao.
II The stock. hxfure., taaelin~sr. ti34 Fas-tus hn-
hed aid unfinished work, and sf othnr property oe-
Iankns u tho late tfn, Of wills sad Hatns"osth
The ee1sc above EefeTri t. ternsnass" "n the dsst
dr. ct July Iss5. tho anasl tcu'al OF which is sevea
hundred d.at1. PAY able monthly. n AdsAnee enpF
Of ala ka,e q ea With The 1nsuer II ssd Stephen
WIKI IN mid caa.r, sphifh pastsed dests'ns =, pes
<tAee xxe referred ..-..
H4xKR y. HlBBARD, Receiver, Dc.
Au%1 I
, 1870-09-03
AMbRIcAN AND CANADIAN UNION

9t+*AAsA%A~1+N AAAa0 ~sA2aEAOA&A&s NHAN&as
A petition to the Queen il in:circulatlon
in Montreal, soliciting her approval Of =
proposed convention of delegates from
Canut1a, England, and tho United States,
to consider the three Questions, whether
Canada shall remain IN colonial depend
e.>e, whether il shall be totally indspend-.
cnt with Of " ithout a British alliance. or
whether if shall unite with tho American
Renn}aio The netit;on Ii most puar,lsd
and loyal in its language and is not to 1,c
nrese,,tef) until ION. 100 aipnati1res ara nh.
,tained 7, sets fo,tb c,e.r1v that I'm con.
sa,ronca If ,bo x;,hdrava, ~ +roon.
tr,,, f,arado I'm rac;an+ .,ocarsi,y in.
,,,s.., ~. tl,a Cano5;or, ~ dofs,a;,;,,
t,,ar,ro,vs. f,nn, ;n,us;,,r an1 .ha ,n,,aat.>1
,,,,r,1arot;nns If Enrt;s} s.atns,ns, nn,. ;opr.
,v1s ,,,a 1,a1;af ia o,ow;n, IN cannda TINT
-, -, So .!o..:,: :,.1I..
EnGlaiaa aesifes tanaaiah 1naefenaeace;
~ ::- -,
t4e 4ee1ne OF many tnAt kae ques1lon OF
an,,a,.tion In. tha Enitod Stataa
;.
,h.+ ~ a;.o.s.;,,v.o -: 49,, .,a.;a.aa :.
- sA"e >~e1A
,a.-,i ~. C.,s5;o,a ,,.;-o 49, ~. H.
io9M eAns oansatan7 oosuc to0s tao o9e-
cusSi0u shall DO within limits sanctioned
\, 49, p.:.;s,> f:o-o,,,,a,,+ ,,a :u;.hs,, a..
~ .noo1tNlau >'o'et Aueos' aoo "411@A eaoF'e
limits shall be frank and free: that thu H.
tetS6ts OF tne 'Canaulan people arc largely
affected hv the Jeois1ation of the Initial
49, ',
States, an4 thAt they AaVe, theratQre, tie
,,a,,.a. ;,;o,.st .,s-a;,, .na .lot t., .n,
"*eAo'@ - =. o."4 "AA .os' - -!
Iei1heFators on the fntnre OF Cauads, It
,ro;,,,a Il. ,,r7,1art and corrtao,a n conerl,
"ouao oe ta9oens aha coatsoooS !" co1so's
1t the same time the American people.
E. .,...n - ,,. A. c:,.... -,
Hos l1eao teasota lucy aaA Aoo Iussu W
Appoiut eleven Commissioners from Eng
taa4, auo eleven ulo1a l1o1A IanaaA, u
meet iu convention, at Montreal or
New York, in November next, with
e}aven Commissioners from the United
States, to be appointed BY the President
of the United statea,-
,n.s'1n:: snen eon*eaaoa 10 olSeoSs toe 1oho"1ns
"Fnst. AZ between Caua.la and En- ,Land. tue
ae a .iuiY and enS <oe1,a,s II ess's VI
''s<cp.td+ As between Canada aud The Untet,
at nabjrs sasu aa1 1s tns tsasncs. oeAs luz eaSA
"3htr1 A. seetTeen England and the Gated
| iaisons. 49, es - 7~7>''@ - - 1''&'
auf a.. As between 81 ens ,hTse countries tue
- Tue aim Of tic convention being to obtain
sH a. Th. fn s,n1'n tc1us eA e maa,t,on M of e
, 1870-09-03

er-ontside the Penitentiary. m at
tempt xasmade. 10 diversity the fabos Of
tho eanricts, aud to diyide then among
dozen OF more traaas. For Obvious rea-
sons the experiment has largely failed, in
IN economical a,oiur OF view. The COM
ii'tzsionezs are now returning
to the Old practice Of putting
the n,en on QUO OF two of the Sim
pis5 sodtas' dfitdaset1 when' # i$..believea
thSy VIII 'soan ID niade to catg their own
living, and tie cost Of keeping the institu-
tion secure 1t is TO be hoped. however,
that the next Legislature will a.nend-+he
1sv in relation to the .penitcntiary! SO TINT
na tug officers Of the institution shall'he
under the contfor Of tho Governor, aud be
responsible to him as he il responsible tu
the J7em}e.
, 1870-09-03
80. DpUATIONAL
CHICAGO
ACADEMY OF MUS SIG,
.,s. AT
CROSRYss OPERA HOUSE,
Will open on MONDAY, September S,
E1DREICE XlEGEE1D, Director.

VIII open On MUHUAf, beptemD5f Q,
FLORENCE zlEGF1D, Director.
TRUSTEES. HENRY onEKxxBAuM. Banker:
g. GADY. Il Hest e. Z I,;y T,say; FAIL JAEGER Of
STAFF OF PROFESSORS.
SINGING: Hans hAL@ATk*3Sf;rzsa3saAst @ Of the
yienE Conservatory. WA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
u riASO: III AIFKEil i: fEAaE. Graduate Of thr
liz Ixittlc. CONSERVATORY. LUIS EALKwtHsa6aHte
oi thf I<!rsir Csut*1yatoss. pCnEEH hHEk,tisa.tY-
na,c Of ,he L.ip.ic Gonteyvat4ty:, y:,,,
TiiEi1isI SSt} t:sSMPfr4iTNlS: Duass
Bnr. i. Xiestsld. s y: psnbsl.i. i;';s tsk
Efa.!nafe of tht LGiIe1e Conservatory.
Dtber infsr,tnents, s'eh as Vtnlonneilo Fltr etc.
Taught hy Competent tuttrus For tuition apply
r. z1fGFKLD; Opsza House
, 1870-09-03
FOR RENT,
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,

The Gallery recently occupied. aud 10 long asd ,pa-
lssI knonD ~ FASsEfT4s GALLERY, III aad lis
sonsa cta1ktt. Johnstoa's Building, On the South
west corner Clark md Wa4hinston-ets, II now toe
trnf md which includes satdetn nj st. Of rocms
dfe-sinE exhibition and many other 1o.n,a a in cum
plete ofcer. with wAtrr AID IA throughout: also, store
curs connecting sill be rented with or without
et1rrrpon,, TOT a term ef SrA,s. Appt+ to
CHARLES GOODMAN
IN Wa.hirxton.4t. Rsou =
, 1870-09-03
Ulyjujtr Sel1oo Of ltar1ard CRlstssltJ.

Tbs firm ~ill BEGIN selt =, SodeuoGsin.tisnai
test il {equEAt o PlUessuEt pr stt1&utE tecuHlhIJ
~ il AHaSicl to th.se tsLe are nsvdy Aud tssxvnk.
cLt.leFce syll! b.. seuf apple 10 FI1 Dl1.
FEk slEAltSS, u, D.. " Prot. +, J. YOUNG.
C.Mb1idSr, hss-
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-25
ADDITIONAL ARTICLE

Agreed upon between the Post Office Department
of the United States and Il 9 Post-Offce Depart
ment oft Hanseatic Republic f Hamburg
modifying article ii. of the Postal Convention
of June II, 1857.
The international correspondence, conveyed
either by the United States by Hamburg
STEAMERS, between the United States or its Ter
ritores and Hamburg, will be hereafter subject
to the following postage charges, WI
Postage on each letter or packet not exceeding
half ounce in weight AZ cents
Above half an ounce, and not over one
ounce ~ -
Above one ounce but not exceeding one
ounce and a half 80 :.
Above one ounce and half, but not
exceeding two ounces 40 90
And the postage will increase in this scale Il
each additional halt -oul ce, OF fra titn of half
ounce.
Payment in advance shall be optional IN either
country. 1t shall not, however, be permitted 10
pay less than the whole rate, and account
shall be taken Of the prepayment of any fraction
of that rate.
This additional article takes the place of Arti-
Gle second of the postal convention of the 18th or
June, 1857, which in all other respects remains
in force.
In witness whereof, we have hereto set our
names and affixed the seals Of respective ofices
this twenty third day Of August, ne thousand
eight hundred and sixty, at the city Of ashing-
ton.
(szALl J. HOLT,
N@T Postmaster-6 eneral.
fsnAL] Ga II. r. KUNHARDS
Acting Consul fnr the Republic Of Hamburg.