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, 1870-09-18

Tie Episcopal Council Of the Diocese Of
Illinois, which has just closed its session
in Chicago, adopted now canon, as fol-
lows:
..Nu clergyman shult resnst to civil conrt or
tf1a,uuAl lnr tue purpose uf HfrrstlnX, 1mpetinI,
o. avoiding An5 rcc:esastica i1s,cretlny agall,.t
him. The penalty for a''g violaunn uf tnis art;-
tons Of the ministry
The effort Of the Episcopal Church, by
resolution of its own, to make its ecelesi-
astscal tribunals superior to the civil courts
Of the country, is the oll-fashioned at
tempt to lift oneself over fence by
pulling at ones boot straps. II the civil
court would not allow The Ecclesiastical
Court to suspend o clergyman, in manner
that violated its own canons, still
less would it allow the Eccle-
siastical Conrt TO enforce canon
which proposed to permit tie sus-
pension OF a Clergyman, or the injur- of
amy individual in reputation, person. or
estate, without giving him any hearing
Whatever.
The Episcnpa! Church, and NIL other re-
ligious associations, are, in the sight Of our
courts voluntary associations, hound by
certain articles Of agreement. Bat there
| arc many societies where an agreement to
do thing is yuid for want Ut equity,
md there is much greater mum.
her of things which the agsec.nont
OF the majority Of voluntary
association to do in relation 10 minority,
cannot make it lawful for them to do.
The Episcopal Council will remember that,
iu the case Of Joseph and his brethren, tie
agreement Of the twelve, though passed. by
more than two-thir.ls vote, to put JOSEPH
iuto the pit, or to sell him to the sons ol
lal,u.acl, did nut constitute @ canon wlicf
civil courts would bo bound to enforce
Indeed, it may be laid down us gcnera
principle that, whenever crowd PROPOSE
to scalp mxn, the vote Of the crowd doe
rot cover the whole gron5d, but the sen
sibil;t;es of the individual himself, and d
his mother, must be consulted.
To illustrate this principle by an e1trcm'
case, let MS suppose the Mormon Counci
Of ulinnis, had begun prosecution agains
u Clergyman for disturbing the harmony o
| ,Ac Suu4SA. ~ opleGlAAb - KID tAoe EleA
gyman,s) wife being ravisacd 1'y the Bishop
Suppose that the Bishop lad duly selecte
IL court, i'npastia1iy organized, to convic
aud e1re1the recalci.fant rector, when lc
the verdict is unciyiIly arrestel by tho IL
tcryention of-we will not call It
civil court-but Of Judge Jameson. Th
Judge having enjoiue.l the EcclcSiustics
ConIt from snsponaing TIE offentli,'
cle lyman, the case is appealed, mud, afte
thre t-qu4rters Of year, dclivcrance
expected from tho Judges, Int its cor
I. rlesion is unknown. If it should sustai
Janlieson, then the Church will have bee
discomfitted. Its tribunals cannot exp
: the clergyman, aud the rights Of the B,shu
remain underlined. At this junctur
, new canon is adopted, to Il
) effect thet, If any clergyman sht
, object to the ravishing Of his wifi
! md shall appeal to the civil courts to rr
: vent his suspension for so doing, the Dis
op slnll suspend him ipso .f;fcto. Is it II
: clear that His Grace would only he engaS
e iu the grncelcss performance VI whippi'
!, the devil around the stump
, 1870-09-18
arinl, Eo1setcttosss and Sentence Of
Michael Ferguson for t1lc Murder OF
n +. mud n ~. hmm ttutk l.xyMts.r.

Mr. md 1rk. nIhntI a.HnkcE.
ITHACA. \. T., Sept. 1.-THE ttlal OF Mike
Ferguson for the murder Of Jonathan Lupser
and lis wife, on the night Of Mazch ~ fast.
ii. tho west shurc oF C1ynga Lake, at Gool-
win Point, WAS couclu4ed yesterday, aid Fer
i,sr1. waa found guilty OF murder IN the first
urg1ce. lie was this nornlus sentenced ny
,il,i:e Marion to he hanged on the i1h Of New
sn.ter next. between th- hours Of , and ).
The following Il the testimony II tue u1Hgb-
Ter OF Mr. Lu,,ger. wherein is q'lsto fully ,ull
sl.e story OF the b1rbarDns crime:
.aJna Ln1SeT, being swcIu. iestihrl: I an
the aaueh,c ol Jonathan I.c7ger: am in my
a;.sclth year; my father liyed a. Il i,uisit.u
lse died: te cicd in cold weather; father.
:,othar. Mike Ferguson. and myself lived
:herc: father = house VAS burned doxn: it
~a. At nigh, !: il WAS SH;sias night was in
Ted a@tccr: ~okc at 2 o*clo1k do not
Know what woke 1aa woke suddenly; MY
| f.1hc1 was getting up: Mike wle tut t.ors;
| father csll.d hin he ea1ue IN: father Was
getting out Of bid: when Mike CAME IN with
| sue axe. father was i, the door with his
clothes Gu: fa.hcr trla iaicl II throw tbs axe
out doore father told lin to go for the DOE
| or: he ta,d. be st1o not want 10 esu through
I .hc wet; father told h:t1 to bald tirc; he
| nt:.ap TO huiid it father started ~ 70 ont
| noor>. kaid he vas going 10 see wh.t WAS the
rn1s1er with the house: Mike said he rlsoull
not so; he rad be wouI1 gu; Mike told hiu,
!
axe; father took up a chsl.-eouid nu, tell
whether IT, meant to stt1ke him .: GET awa5
the aAe; nothing WAS sid; father ,ola him
.ot 10 st1sle him ard he would cive him his
wa,ch liz lMlke) ssruck him then with the axe
he struck linn on the forehead: be fell across
the room fc~ feet from where rly ulothsl
lay; she lay Oh the bed breatluns heavily
the bcL was wet-witll what I do not know;
liiko sai4s to nc. nov comes your turn:
I told ll,rn not to kill me: he told NC to se
up aud follow him got Up aud droseed ant
wtnt viii, him: Nike took with him gur,
watch; and lev t11ukets belonging TO u,
mother. {Aticles Identified in con1t.} .Aftei
xe left the hcusc We Crossed over the LAKE
ituyusa Lake. to Frog Point; before vi
| c:csscI we set ire TO the house; wc wcAt owe
H. a sl11T; when wc landed We went ur|shc hil
and stayed al night re.r Ea5s;ack: We thet
went 10 tavern; torgut the nause o! til
rIace : from there We vent through ScAfitlt
to Swartsu oodfs tsycrn7 NC got there eetwee
hye and Elk o'clock 1 went iut1 the s:ttin
room; Nike went iuto the h41-roou; ldid 10
70 aLv farther; We sta,d ovcz hight: Mix
Went od tc1t morning; did not see him afte
he lcft S*1,1swoule !; / DO mol know 1hethC
. I.y uo:hcx IVES dead Or asire when the hous
VAS burned.
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i .EtsaM IRA WI Into n Ehrr> hing N.t.
elsiur-alsc %frlsN S'sAAc~ k'zxe aud
lse il feuaaAfr&i TO llc:4<s

FINN the Hh,.i,a;,,n {9t1.N I.ftois+r. ..Is !.
un F1i,:as las: Mr. John Reed, who li7a4 on
tie Allssac,y Cos;4:y fhr. was engaged in
thrcshlnE sEa.n 4. the late 1e-ideaee of y II.
II. l'c!lsak dtc+a=trt in 1sui,itl-u1l To1us!lip,
fur 1uil.s Aer;h .; ali1wa, station. Oue of tho
jourAsl, oi tue msclll;o tecamo hea.ed allll set
tie to the straw, When Mr.. heed who ~as iri-
ing. left hi- rlu.e and sptatg upon tae feed
hoard. with Tie intention, evidently, of ex-
IineuisL,sg the fro III Ills attempts 30 10
so III. feet slipped. aud he Was drawn into the
machine Etatly up to Ills middle. Every cr-
futt was made tu e1lricate Linn, hut the tan,es
Immediately surrounded tho spot aud 1rore
the naen from the barn. whicl. became sheet
Of lire ii. 4 lew minutes. After Mr. Reel wAs
hid irum view Of tl.e hands, his screams could
be hearu plea.ing for help, that .'ne WAS burr-
Jug to DEATH" No assistance coul1 avail,
however, and the unfortunate man,
the barn. ard all It's contents. were corsu,ncd
by the deyousing element. aI"anwhils thu
fire extended tu the stable, wagt,tl-aheu and
dwelling houee. aud owing to the terror and
confusion Ill weEe destroyed. ouly ru;all por-
tion Of the house furnttte being saved. III
The eycuiur, wien tile lAtpe. halt stiusid,ri, a
lew OF the I,uc. uf lE. 1iseu we're recovered
frs'ul the r1lias. and on sunsay wtr. buried at
Iszccopn Cemetery. The unfortunate man
MA. about 9} yeats Of 1Ea
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and occupied the box in the ground ter, oppo.:
tits The redoubtable James, Celina was III fall
dress, and falrly dazzlod the audience oy the
bsilhsncy OF her diamonds, ,-he gift of Prince
Demtdod- Acsoes her breast she woEe rcaxf
Of tti-color, in honor Of Ia btlkf France
Fathers aud nothf II mourn over their advent;
Young Hopeful reioices over it. and lougs to
''sAy the prayer" that he may lly alt II such
ravishlnE feet; whiso Julie is snpremaly
wreiched u.,til abe has achieved Jousie
chignor, and can car1yhsr p1Asol a Ia H'cte.
QI1p NuSC.
, 1870-09-18
Floods Of Lager.

From the Hasht.t7fon Republican,
The unusual demand for beer stanlp@ during
the past tnontl. shows that lagsr i tseinE dis
posed q in greater quantities sh3n ever be-
Collectors 1t New York, rhilaleiphia. D.lti-
more, Cincinnati, st. Louis. Chicago. and Nil
yankee, where the German Anerlcans are
raote numerous 1t is also noticed that the
increase in the sale. hare been III proportion
TO tho savarce Gu Paris. Tie Bureau Of En-
craving s,.l Printing are turning over to the
Chief OF the stamp divislcu Of the internal
Eeyerue Dureau quarter-bsnel bcef stamps 1t
the rats OF ocG, QUO daily. superintendent Nc
ca1tee alwa,r keeps large supply On hand,
into pasis j: Is coubtful whether the supply
vii list, any more than the provisions Of that
city, or whether the government will te able
10 furnish beer stamps fast enough Tor the re-
auirt menfs Of the lsw and the thirst Of ths
lovers Of "zwei 1aStr.
, 1870-09-18
WINE OF LIFE.

I'll. great Hloas& P,lr tipr Del e"us t.i,.k fvr-
nrr'- |juun, Sitsr. or " ia4 Of ltr, is .fct irau
asf ;oien"E- d1us- eE ;n}u1i' teins rreta.cd for
,i.rs Nd .eEc- I'D the IL. st il in lug world pm
i:-t essr ntlrh 10 ts- rah1ic anrv.io7 - bfsndy
Wl.key. VIM. h'tsr- = .ny 1tker Article III. nom
sid ran taEr the iae {! life ii +. in isct, s pte
.+srtr. Thoee wko wish 70 enfe. food henHl md 4
If Le. It !. df.ren: :.au1 .1vihioE etrr hetor il
It IL told by d:tE}ts. Prfce 81. In q:1ar blitIs
, 1870-09-18

II: E-,r.r''n' a1+vr III CcnEr-ss for the State At
la:g- t:rncra! HIM 4. LOGAN.
s'a." Trra<ae.r, E!,AST1"S y. RATES.
tar~'v:a~.n'i.nt III Ftlhhc Instruction., MENTION
EATEMAS.
&, .4:s4. ,~t'il+r~ NJ The rcnitcntIarE, ELMER
NAsHNlE and t'.ASp.AK KC r..
, 1870-09-18
EN- NJ ENAGCGUE,

WARMERS EAMkNA0CGUK 4 the OILY a1titt2
hrrr is :ks family in which thta important Ieilrtat
II net Haz:ea. Mshcts. this ts the x1ea&es3 hrs4nk
Il: Il. Alto at'e eu:r fer fcaas i1syValitts. ard
bt arpxnltd urcu in every Ehtre th- mont b.
y .ax has been alatsuc.ed hIntsh cold Or dlsease
Sold b. 1r.s<i.tt. Price O.se DollzF-
For sals. hole.si In Casasu, by HIrhnt Edsall
Ixid. bernhans Son, Lord Smith. felrnau King.
and III " ofesnl~ IlYnfxht. in the United Selt4.
, 1870-09-18
DYSPEPSIA,

NnInrF'a 1fs-p~r-tn Tt.nt- j. .teraHtt Ht;srs-
II :5r i.yHI~ftics Aad Ia-e ta:I-"Is Tt :.:r'!
:rva"-A 1t Il s::l-tl> s;ilT.l St4= f,ic IL zen
.ti' arsSsi7cr IT tIrnc.tt tts h. ES! =.
tat dixt E;lre LIS: t. :-;s -etit!s e:s-
:ha. ssld :. .r;tA Ier-.,a. :..,n. -. W. .H - u.r
PsPs1a Tt'sl. tu go ,:"sr.s'' lTH' '''f '''.>A
, 1870-09-18

LADIES GOODS.
Silks, COSTUMES, &C.
FIELD, LETTER i CO.

Will offer on Monday, Sept.
10, specialties in solid color
Silks, embracing new shades
never before imported; a
large assortment of the most
desirable makes of BLACK
SILKS, and choice styles of
Fancy, just received, per lat
est steamers, which will be
sold at attractive prices.
They also call attention to
novelties in Costumes, COM
prising Suits and Over-Dresses
in Silk, Cloth, Serges, &C., &C.,
and elegant Velvet and Cloth
Garments, tog ether with
Fringed suitillgs, and other
materials, especially adapted
to the present season.
STATE AID WASHINGTON -STS.
WARnEH'3 MED1CIaEs.
<~-. -~~~~~<~---~<~ <~--~<~<
, 1870-09-18

-Mr. George Z. GEaham. once noted IN :he
Amcr7tan literary world as the publisher OF 6ra-
hsms Napd=is<, Of Philadelphia, aud aiterHs'd
the nublIshrr AID proprietor Of the Phila.elralIx
Norfh Amer,rus, u row ! Etumiusnt operator II
nc Long Kutm OF the Sew York STOCK Ex'
chauEc.
, 1870-09-18

-Cuun. Fenckel ct DonneEsfnarE. civil g.y-
e1nnr, under the l3ermans, Of Lorraine. AID Count
i,o,h Sl:eslxn aobles, a11extsetRely rtch: indeed
the TO. ner Is said to bc the wea1shtess Of pTus.
xana, and paws IN tueame tax or s1.tto.f1o vear.
Boin Know France well. and are Catholics, Count
KeEa.d Il m able political econo1tE1,
, 1870-09-18

None 1T our lrlt. Il rrcti IS set thtr cars" for
the rev French Minl-.cr. \ wcuIshy Euyitsh
issis wss 30 stuck ~ the tEa;y figure an'i ':aes
e.tautnCe u. tht ff!u.' tat she exrFtzaSt.f f3ef
admiration nIrs!y. THIS letI to neeting pro-
m'fc't l.y mutual Irtsnas. H. Ictlr1i snlll:l rro-
;H,t,l nj the first icter.!ew. AMI was aGcvrsrs,
ltlAuE Ntafs acc.
, 1870-09-18

Probably the Oldest nan who has ever
!,ee1 4 candidate for Congress is Andrew
Stewart, Of Fayette County, fa..-bet.er
!.,.uwn to t,ur old men as t'Hish Tariff
Indy He has just hecn nominated for
Congress by the Republicans in the
Twcuty-frst or ''Covotlc Dis:ric tirs
Taylor, who declined-Covole hAring also
declined. Great-graLdfathcr Stewart wAa
elected 10 Congress III 1S:u--ffty years
=go--and reelected several times there
sitter, frs. by tho old Republican.
and afterwards by the Whig party.
The rasing tide uf jackson Democracy
finally swept him out Of public life. We
i,elieve lie has been in Congress for a gunr-
tor of q century, and the chances are strong
" against him now. The district was des-
lerate!y contested in October, lS'is, b1
| Covode aid Foster, with The following re-
, 1870-09-18
Tntsl..-.. ...........1s,1G&

ThtH1... ...l3,tE4 ASso0>
Majority for Fottcr, H.
At the November election, Grant had GAG
majority, hut the Democrats did not mako
70 hard CANVASS. and let their vote fa1! of.
Covotle, although beaten, managed to con-
vince Congress that several hundfed fraud
ulent votes had been polled for Foster in
Wessmore1cnJ, aud onstel Foster in
the contest for the seat. But public
opinion i'll the district is 50 strong
in the conviction that Foster was entitled
ia the seat that Covode dare not try the
1gce over again. Old High Turif Andy, !"
who is rcnlly an ocsogennrian, being over
80 years of aee, has consented to try ins
rpeed around the course once more before
liz dies. HI is represented to be remark
ably hale and hearty for man Of his ea-
trtme years- 1t is said that his eye Is
i! not dim, neither is his natural torce
al'nsed." Ne presume that most III the
i.ncients Of the district will sup
part him from, feeling Of fossil
, 1870-09-18
WARN ER'S
p lie r e m z 70 Y.

Nurnrr'A Pie 4tsta+,is !.:4s n..<1 t.l.7! trat
ty:n ia easel u The oFss ess- II itLh3
Nch!ce cr kEe1aire i':lr. TE.-e who a.srtsd
s;,oId ai,lfd,s:y rz1l d.sri,t and war,
MES TIE itatHr. ite t.;':r II. tuE t't ftA 4st
c:sr.! G, catt4 y taEf years staptiGs Jr.ea
One n..%aI. Eo= rAlr : d.uc.tr.- rEetyr Et:t-
, 1870-09-18
BITUALISM.

Opening OF shc Orn'o1y Of ~. S.tcrn-
| raletle la New I6Fk-t:ri&tl.t t..s..E.ss d.
nsn1 11Es*~r>-Ycry tslslEh Churrh'.
l AeYYiCr<s
, 1870-09-18

teaches.
And when Hamlet had pronounced thcae
his life, and had c!s'-c1 lis eyes forever. aud
his fiicrd liz ratio had suns that most tousl.-
l.:e and geutle farewell ''Gnoi night. sweet
lrinte: and flights Of Angels eink thee IL
thy resi-" itnln. iiase3: the drums and truua-
.,nte Of FoEtiEtras are kcarl and iioT4s.o
| inns ftutn the esa uIi.iress OF Itath to that
tltt, for Fostira1ar aud England ere i,rntnir-
ing ta1vation to Deutualk, and all that is lett
oi Hamlet is the rest which Is eleuce- This
j. inevitable in the lscs OF all Of us. We
| think, Will, we live. that we arc Of some coE-
sequence, and rlsy tuch fantastic tricks as
n.ako tho angels Weer. We srs aps to imas-
ina that we xfe ii some import auce 10 til.s
world, aud tia, it woula be difficult for the
world 10 Ert properly atauud its axia without
t1s, Int souchow tue moment We get out Of
the world it kee,'e On III rs spro,nt-d way jus.
A. il We hz.i never betn in it. The sun t,-cs
the morning after VIC so to the rest which is
silence, tho clouds cltse each other a:ross the
l.luc, thc moon wakes and wancs, the trees
Grow and the flowers blossom. men keep on
| Vith their brxi:E and selling, the:r prasing
AID cussinE, and women with their singing
AID uanctng. their Watching at,d weeping just
! :l4e same. The hubolc On The OCEAN bre1k.,
! hct the waye rolls on and \ new bubble tax =
, ia pl.ce. \ leaf irope from the tree. but the
its rlsce. Because hncbie has bus.t
+ ebb ard dow? Because . jeai
has fallen, sl.all the birds no more buill ant
sing IN the branches: Hnw mas1iticentt,
: Hamlet himself. standing in the graveyard
holding the skull Of the kings. jester in Iii,
: hand. eatisizee this sense OF importance v.
all poesees. as lie ii contemplating the tes
which il silence. :" Where t'c xour Eiees now
G your gantbols? your rongs: yorr h,shee o
mcEriMcnt. that we're wont to set the table il
X a roars Net one now TO mock ynur OWL grin
l. ninEs Quite ehap-ta1tcn: Now. get you t
e my lady's chamber. mud tell her lc; her rsin
s All inch thick: to thia favor ehc must coae.
i But it WIS not only plan 0phelia, but might
Alexander: s'As thus, .Afexander died, Alex
! nnder was buried, Alexander returned to dust
l. the au.t is Garth: Of carsh We make loan
u and Why Of that loan, whcreto he was cor
c verted. might they not stop beer bar1cl:"
+. And yct. it is the hardest thing you and ca
:, understand when VIC have lost loved one
y Why men Ind women can go about tic street
With cheerful fscee, laughing and singing. wh
- tho sun shines and the birds ring, and .ll nj
): ture smiles, when we are 70 Bad- We cAnns
Z comprehend that tho cloud which shuts OF
a the sun from US. ia cloud in the household
n not in the outer air that tho distances mlnc
Il be 0. ebe may have measured from cradle
N grav~ can only he traced in footprints, fro
one room TO smother in our homss, or il on
, 1870-09-18


a,d On tie pockets
| GLOVES
| E(1yes, de 1e:- predict, will a1rauce In
| tice on ing 10 the 'sn:. sooncf thaa aus osl:es
,,as> Of C,,tsds--thrir liability to nlldcw pre-
| yrI ting the Supply froM exceeding the de-
| rsrl. The new u,sdresset kid eiosss ATE
,nnae TO extend half-u ~ - Ito elbo*. and afe
c!oecJ tho cutirr length, except inst atoEe the
vrist, y bcrc rrsa}l opening IL iets. taaeoeti
| ,,y tne hut:ou. Tic kid Of which thsse gloves
IN ,,slc il 50 SIT and elastic ths; the. ta,pe
,hemerlycs to the arm. and uhen pastlally
s:avn u1, form perfect caera3ler euA.
/ S1rstlN.
Active preparations are going III At ths
sor-c Of Dr.. ossten n.Fena. 1os o;tnG
to te f1,t sac.t> of the Doctor aud hts cha7un.
inr uife. provided the oder OF fresh paint. OF
wi,;,h the house il sill unfortunately redo
;.ut, DOES not prove iujutsou. 70 Il ne Ni4-,
eou's xniee. II. cas- the ne 4 cuhs1defsN
| 81 s;:artmcuts II The Clare ndoa Hotcl. within
,Ue door Of the p,csose 1e:i5e":e, Dr. and
! E,-. norenn-' interest ii Nile Nilsson coul-
mtucet1 when ehe w7a bat ten years Old, lit
| lie student Of the Paris Corserra:oite. Her
grateful recollection Of sindne-ses snesn nei
| her distinguishing chsracserlstic5. ihe var1'
| 80. f;o-r,sp and Swedish n1u=lc4l societies.
sss,.te.l by Graf,lla'- full hand. will seEena3f
their distinguished conpa:F7ot: after which
| Mile Nilsson Will tIuS 1AA'tAst-+ eoH6'
4oSTALSSp AND CHINA.
OF all tic ssausht, things f,sk Is ereditet
lcins the nausiest BY f.5 is ths hi,mrls
If t.i1ces and AspasiA., in the psrs.'ns of the
leading lslics o. his hfillia1t Opera boaa'
sase'ss 5s o. rrasss shs se
ex,Yy afternoon, we1Hag tie mos
, Sssiaer!rs llaek eilk costumes co.,
; ;rrrees th,, they would Rotten tho fsce Of
Ts asstsss es. ssssr L
a1s;,.I ~ several !uches At the back, but NJ
r Slightly Slightly rsired seross the front breadth, d.
ti4s plating o. ,,e snt' a nsa; in s1ss e
hara. fofus some idca Of the fusore they II
c:ea,ias eai T N New lork, when tls snesest :, +
Gtaed orr Honse on raa! NaSta,,rp n,Sh. rafks
= couts.,ied @ by q 1e.pretsh'e-looA.ng. uiall
acec LONE. we're Al ordinary street cestum
, 1870-09-18

ttmtsts Opposite or Ht2feSf- But II Suca hIt1,:-
ihse 0ctn2terl s's specially hazardous tenants.
shc tase SHAH lr calculated Z. per Mute 3, WITH II
er ceu: a1li!c.t- ...
Su1E a-Wpn f,uii.tloc a!,osrs special haz-
srt'. one or ra.r -.des IS pt. cent IT tic rae
ii sush special Laxa.J, over anil anore RI. rte III
III. hutltils ccn7it,! ~ o:e nou-huzartcus ten
art, shall * charged Tor each special hazaT.l It
| ad;uilI.. IS rer MelAoa In Note .
i+,ached Such J bri .l!Eg rs anave described,
| Il. Tackled, :hhsy-Ir. GEMS.
y" charge 10 .,- ratl- fur fire walls Ho: rising
.hesc rcf,t, ard nh!5 Iwen:y c-.i. - ic charged
I". sh,rEle rut,t xed wool eornc-, 1T subject tO
| Hll CHER aslsltttars-
| Su7E k-tor xtsAt., wares. merchandise, ere.,
adj Ac.a,s'!ll x liz ralir NJ Atu4lnEnl Nates-
f,t" b"ru,nc..-SoTE- lfon oui'linxs nare not
| ~ siandsE.l Ma'eTia. in hlI elites. We arc ol
| opinion that lscb, cyr.stnfy hutdt1Es EitG iron
tfsn's-an.'. "ncn en eotnsEa itna *:ae.. also :.
case of nEe, II such All c!eF3t:na- Iron roat3 Ut
:.-, utuall5 aIcho;c.t ihto the nocrinG lolst-
tue wnil. When th~ irou eApau1s from heat, ii.
| sscte and t1yets mnst gt7e way-to say nothing o
the wa,ping out of plumb of the material itself
cts the Practice s 10 anchor to the brfcE wal
forming opposite fidee. bV Ing rolls OF iron
Here, again, the whole strain comes On the wall
| ADDITIONS to :IAsDAAn TARIFF.
On E1.et S:.sEe or Ircn s'orf' 1nd Warehouses, il
E:rk, rith Gn .afey ii rec r. fsetntJ fttt efae,
slMituF.
Hst,ht-s. feet. or less rhau 81 feet, add 1v
cents; 81 feet. TT lss than SC feet stld ten cents
fcrt ard upwas.s twen'J cents.
aresaRe e1x:e = sidewalk 70 sup Of cotnice.
| SnTE e-ntsh buildings a,e very dangerous
raitcu!afi! when surmoUnteta hy a wooden COT
nice. out Of the reacn Of the ordinary ure engines
Ines arr a1:' rsus,iy ..n.e'i ia he uspsr neo
N case ot an orctnsry 1re. Did practicc pcEn!
Ee you'd Discriminate .i more against them. The
Dtuh-oyer 10 feet, a,ll cents. --
NGHEa M charge to be made for depth on CO..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-20
The Irish Citizens in Council.

One OF the Old. tiIle-lloncred meetings
was held in the Third District by TIE Eighth
Ward Irish Radical Republican Sub-Club,
last Friday night. Ii was a glorious sight
10 see there assembled such II great number
Of those of our most worthy citizens. who.
shaking off the shaclles that OF late bound
them TO the juggernaut ear OF false De
raocracy. are coming forward TO the aid OF
Republicanism, which, founded on truth,
Justice and confidence. the party of progress
of the times. gives IL all mon equality and
universal protection III their rights under
the law.
After the transaction of business by the
dub, the following named gentlemen We're
called unon to address the meeting The
Hon. BENJAMIN +. Flanders. Hon. 5. G. En-
lev. Colonel William Roy and Captain
Wright. who, responding in most eloquent
and comprehensive terms, explained the
principles Of the Republican party. which
were received with enthusiastic demonstra-
tons.
Previous to adjourning, the following gen
tlemcn We're unanimously elected honorary
members OF the club:
Governor II. &. Warmoth, Lieutenant
Governor Oscar j. Dunn. Hon. b. +. Elan
ters. Hon. S. c. Enlev, Colonel Roy Hon
II. Bonzano, Hon. b. +. Joubcrt, Judge j;
A. Mascot. Captain J. Wright. Colonel
James +. Casey, Colonel Charles Dilling
ham.