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New-York tribune., 1870-12-05

cor,aed near the roundhopse, Saturday mcning
and were both badly damaged The deatn ,Do %
LAWYER j. Spencer Dustin was announced in n,y sao
Hudson County Court saturday; -.lne ,on no"
Police Telegraph has been put nj IN ,b oPeap,chh Mex
Judge Randolph has sentenced John ". FISH, e q In
rocket 10 four years in state Prison; james ~ cp
"A pckpOcket age CO. three years JInes i ~ ~ year
rocket two years Jasper Clark piekpoeko, I9scnh
Robert Fleming negro burglar @ ioun iynrrlaTy one
Jenkins rape one year; James kSg, VS ~ sgroye FOR
year The Judge also sentenced m'cHoo t ono wear In
larceny and assault and battery, 10 o%,J % SCharlas
the County Jail; George Demone csnTre Tiiiey
Tcss Iar'env each six months 1eoIEcc iuuJIg,
ace le bnrgIary nine months Anna - Gu moin
~ ~ 40, pu, s 23s,vment Of costs aud ~ hne.i'
% 9"Ts residing I'm Hudson County VII ce
shrofo Eorcfathers' Day with dhber. lho noN
%onISe % r Keplers Market will be formally opened
,1,csrxs,cK-Over S,OOO has been raised for new
public library , =, ~, A.. c,..
N,yv,RK-Tne new mdlnc for the Methodist sunday
heal of East Newark dedicated yesterday Ihe
o.vie Methodist Church is tO have Fair ana fesla
o1f wednesday and Thursday evenings. Committees
cre appointed in the Presbyterian Churches yesterday
Ia solicit subscriptions for the Five Million memorial
Fnnd A fair and festival under the auspices on the
pennsy ivana-ave. Calvary Chapel, viii he held on
Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday of this week Tle
first animal meeting of the Ladies' Missionary anu
Church Extension Society was held last evening III the
Central Methodist Church. The services were cohGuc'ed
entirely by women.
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Music.

A concert is to he given next Thursday
evening at the Brooklyn Tabernacle for the benefit of MI
Carl Anschutz who has long been seriously ILL., Mr An
scut is one best conductors and most accomplished
musicians we have had in this city, He has done
great deal for art he has trained many popular favor
ties and he has established claim upon the gratitude
Of the music loving public which We hope will be 1beraIy
Acknowledged number Of popular performers have
volunteered their services for the concert including
Madame Czilag, Mr. Frtsch, Mr. Wenlich, Mr.. Poznan-
ski Mr. Harry SandersOn, Mr.. Toulmin Mr.. G. W. Nor
gan, and Mr. Walter Johnson and there will also be
full chorus and orchestra under the direction of Mr. Jo
sruh Null.
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HOME NEWS.
Prominent ARRIVALS

Fifth Avenue llOtel.-Gcn. John I: Frcmon,,
sr,rrytown y y: the Hon Lyman 1remain, Alhauy
tbe Hon John A. Griswod. Troy; the Hon koSWen
Hart Rochester; Col w. = King Minneapolis ana 1s,o ~
Dixon England. . Everett HOuse.-lhe Key ~ IIt"'
Coan of the Sandwich Islands. - BreNo9ft mUHS n Tp
4 NcTane n nanv OF Baltimore, and j. ~ DaisiS, 80 -
rland 4 ST. Nicholas HOtel-Mayor Ezra MN H1i',,
onaba. Jndcc Henry smith aud }. H. Ramsey, Aip""''
and r.. Il. Phillips Of Chicago
DEPARTURES. ,,,ui-,or.
E,r Wasbincton. ScOor MariScal. Mexican HIh,sN. go
Mr Raitazz Turkish CL0rgc ~ Gd1es seu."if ~ New
a. ~, ~, and WINDOW senator elecO Of Minnesota
and Observation-Disclosures Butler and Banks OF ~ New
W"rartp, s,rford Tanner Churchill aud lauih oi Wv
SNS '11' E,ncr 0f Connecticut. Senators Cohhih ~
EC York and Stockton of New-Jerscy leave lo' W"sn
incfon ~ ia,--= Nile. Nilsson arINcu III ''' wy VIZ
tafUrds, and left last evening for Albany
New-York tribune., 1870-12-05

FOOD and FUEL at WHOLESALE RATES.

Prudent T. Jay stocks o. col wool and food for Winter and
is cheaper 10 bry quantities dbe. So getting Years
supply Of FOOD THE MIND H cheaper and
newspapers club through Office The Undersigned Wit at
orders bg post express any peodche 10 daily weekly monthly
OF ouaer where by whom pubheda ren'e rrs
p4oag JorRSAL be- included u the list For
example PAreuooc Journal ~ and either Of Haes go
will 30; - magazine. The PHKENo-
LOGICAL and sny t3nazue paer -, and for those of
smaller proe. thus CUEs le composed Of dfr journals and
e subscriber get reading wholesale rates Patc Libraries,
Y NJ Christian Associations ETC. supplied s best rate. MLo ont your
is, and get On estimate Address H. WELLS, Publisher, 80 Broad
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IAnreuneemenis

SOONER OR LATER, NEGLECTED COLD WILL
,uv.top CONSTANT CoreH oy BsHATH, F.iISe
STRENGTH AID WASTING FLEsH-THE A7ASr oouRERs o'
CoxvxProN IN saHE GAUSS WILL PEopocE
BRoScHIrs pnEnE oP IHE wSbPirE In AL
AFFECTIONS op WILL As N BHoSoHL
corprNrs JAYNE, EpEcroRASr BorH PALLIATIVE AND A
CURATIVE A. rBA WORLDWIDE
RFrrrrIoS CoUeHs Coins ,PsEpI
AND vnKS rauS ACCORDING PROMPTLY RKsovss
THEN Why not evE TVS SraSpARD RESrpf ls
rRilt3 SOLD BY AL DsuGGrTs.
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HEALTH! BEAUTY!
Strong, Pure, and Rich BIOCd Increase Of Flosh and
Weight, Clear Skin and Beautiful Complexion tEough
DIR. RADWAY'S
ShRSAPARILLLAlj RESgL TEIl
DIR. RADWAY'S

drop ofthe Ssrsapsrsn Rro'rent h"gh Ne
Blood Swest Urre and other Guilds au4 c. 1' t' s i Nf
repar fhe wastes o tho holg VI H nv rl ud mater az
Scrofua, Consumption Glau4usr pel rr, Do i4e is n,sl
NOs The GLANDS Other paris % e 1 oof h's
tie Eirs qul tlr WORT - Nn l
Eruptons Fever Sore Scsd le'i Rrg Worn S h n
Erypess Acne Black Spots. Worms 10 the F Iurr 'le ~
the Womb snd All Neskeuug sud Painful Discharge l 80,
Loss Of Sperm and al wastes ~ the Le rI pre- nun 20
curative Noetn Chemistry, ac aa's 80
sil prove sny person for either o tle,e of' - u
theu tac pateuf laif Decor ~ H'N'' ~
the wastes snd decomposi o1 that is coninual i';r>
aud repairs the i1 new mai' "N
healthy blood and Sar.snasa s sni does cur -
vhen thi remedy commences is H"IA a.
succeeds dmiu shnl he loss ~ wHe s rfiars wv
and everg day the patn, Mil feel himself grown. .li o.
the food digestpg better appetite improving sni i''l
cragng. ,s.,, ,,r NJ o,,el ali luo,n
No, only does the SAESApARLLIAN RiSOLt is sr SIN
Of Chronic Scro 0g. ol
diseases but The posinre cnre ir M ate, nrou
an, Wb ti.e.se Gravel Dshses Drops' St'Pp't ~ -. al,
tirrrs f ,pe Rights D,rase Abumnu1s gro -. +i,d n
,t ~ 5,.t deposits or the wafer itA ~. u .,,t.-
'lt at NE nj an eg or threads se Whit" rs ~ t.'
,,a,id I,rE bilious aDrcarlrcs snl .'., .t,v az, q, Il,
,frr tI..r. : prcking. buIH'. s-isalo- ""'-
IN he >,oag 81 the Bsct sung Gu. 'i's srsrr.t..
Pee. one dollar rer bottle SOFA 10y D'I'-'
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THE TURF.
TEOrrING AT FLEETWOOD PARK.

TEOITING AT FLEETWOOD PARK.
The.fnc weather on Saturday attracted an
average attendance to Fleetwood Park TO witness the
three races sweepstakes and tive matches announced
10 take place. The first event match for 500 mile
heats best three in five in harness ween John Muir
phys blk. &. Willie and II. Casey's b. l. James O'Breu
The latter won the first heat hut Willie the second
third, and fourth thus winning the race Time, "a
Eis, G41@ 25O..
The second race was match for $500 mile heats three
ID nNe' between Dan Maces Dr. Brown Dick, IN har
ness, and Peter Mauees Oh. louise TO wagon The
latter won ia four heats. Time, 242 raj, 2:43 30.
The l3st race was for pure aud stake Of $3.50 mile
heats three ~ five, between John Murphy's T. Sorre
JAKE II. Casey : = Hickey, \. Loous, b. M. Belle Of
Orange, ana j. Marins : 5. Messenger. -Four heats
Orange one, and Hickey one whr, darkness pnt am end
to the contest, and it was postponed until to-day The
time was Etl, Ei2, &lE, 1885,.
RACING AND TBOTTISG NOTES.
II is stated that the famous trottinc mare
Lady Thorn has terminated her brilliant career on the
turf she has recovered from the effect. of the
injuries caused by her slipping OIL the railroad platform
az Rochester, last August The bone Of the left hin
WIS injured, and now, although in capital health and
condition, she cannot move win her former freedom III
is sara that 10 future she will be de, Otcd 10 breeding
mayor H. 6. Ihomas's promising two-y fHy
AuIcoa' 10y War Dance, danrHeIZOg's dam, Who at
the saratoga and Jerome Park mectings il suffering
from IamnIts at Lexington. Ky. She is engaged in
several oi the principal three yeaIOd stakes Tor next
season at jerome PARK and Saratoga.
lh' uot,ihe assocatiOns throughout The country are
hAihk f uatts OF ther meetings next season. The Mar
hgahset Spng meotng il TO be held on June 49, H. TO-
arg ~ anu ne ran meeting Sept 2 p, 28 and ~ The
bndlo uo,tng meeting J., as hitherto. fixed for the
second Weck IN August tf Prosprct PARK Assor,tiou.
Spring kathIHe ia me second week in June, aud Fleet
WOoo arr tIlHE eeig from the 18Th te the Doth NAV
ana the faii from ne l5ih To The 2Olb september
The once famous race horse Beacon Ian IoAiugton dan,
Bhyleaf. aud consequently fun brother 10 RaVnnei ns
water Preakness and Magura has been mf 10 hurdle
jumping ana steeplecathe snd in bis debut at the re-
cent New-Ore8ns meeting, he the two hurdle race
in sty which gves promise Of great future
tHl Moore INTENDS ,nlhghg nm North season 10
that Oysteinan VII have new aud Formidable oppo
LcuL "
CLOSE OF THE METAIEIE RACES
NEw-ORLEANs, Dec. 3.-Ihe MetaIie races
closed to-day, with good attendance The dash OF one
mile over four hurdles, was won by Beacon, beating
Tangle Foot and Wild Cat. Time, 1885,. The race ~
fOur. mile heats won by donovan, beating Sne
DOughery and Cbaimette. Time % the last heat 7IGl
New-York tribune., 1870-12-05

FIRST PREMIUM AWARDED BY AMERICAN INSTITUTE

We e following prominent Institutions and fuas asorg he
u who asng and recommending ~ lss:
Jsy Cooke Co. Duncan, sherman Co August Belmont Co. Glib
Beadesou Co., Dlbney, Morgan Co. Rlfus Hatch Cos
Brokers Association NJ K. Jesup Co. Eyaus Wharton
Co.. Cha. Dwight Co.. Blake Brothers Co., Nheelr WILSON
Machine Co. Tanner Co.. Ncluthar son Go, United
Wabou Compan National Tr toupsn Home Insurance
COMPANY H. b. Ca1n Co. Herman Boxer Go. Popenlauscn
Kong Flushing Railroad Hovan1 Aspus Wells. Fargo Co.
Lord TAYLOR D. Appleton Co.. Wlm,Tugs Hoguc Co., New
and Indemnify Co. Bank u British North Amer
Oriental Bank Bro, Mechanics National Bant Phldoha
Bank, Pblaisp National lu~rnec tomIsuy Ph
oepha; w '1ark Co Phh1epha and other pfomreg; ln
DrtrIItt Circular seat application.
D. Il
New-York tribune., 1870-12-05

ltouo rh TO inform reader that Dr. Wcae- or ah' or
man h, discovered remedy that Coa,amPuon "n we
r, bal sumel-iu short viii ca al d.esss WHEELER "te ~
v estate make live and leave death 90 th' V"
,,rs aud designed to make subunarF sphce . '' h
tp Heaven itself shalt be- hut side shoS. l"g ps' | a..
ofhal knd ~ humhtggrrt. Bat When eA ~ h" % ~ a.,.
t.frh Remedy riU p0srsif the csscsT 80
only assert that which Thousands testify o. lhu l t.tl r
uap for that raunot rrr. pamphe giyins s'Al
sent nee alrss, Ills Tncl, Is ,,,pID
SOlp BY MOST DRUGGISTS IL ALL PARTS or lhh W., ~,
Pncr 30 cents sent by mali postpaid on Teerip' o. e, -
iouI packages nr dollars BeNaW OF couneeN M .st ~
suns See that pna saup. ~heh pst - h,s. p
rrpurguess upon oal,s Nrappsr Renenhe 1.-
stamp issued by h. United states Goersaen si m, wor, q
uelicnrs hss nd sdces -, h. wi,isk
Certificate Grnunshtss engaY~ upon ~ ind br.el,es
Don't he sSiudei hs ifatres sn oihcr rc ss sl neht
d. Sagf. the only living ihA has - sui n.sr
To- mEuuisciurs the grnun. Dr. Suge, teispsp N m
rs'r' !" ''i' m'' '''N'"' 10 seasss-si bBnso n y
New-York tribune., 1870-12-05
ALDEN FRUIT PRESERVING
COMPANY.

and .ci,ntfc procrs the Nsief se'apopts' from IN
and .ble. their freshness ai7"r and color ''''
,.,, An. % l,,s ;hsn bslf the of olts- iuetb.s
- I,q r,ter..t " w. ster- Gll iniorIa.or h' obao-t
. ,rI q, the safe 81 state ana County Rights
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CORY BROWN, Paleutees ard Proprctors,
.-H I.yi.,u-.t
GAYlNGS BANK and LIFE ASSURANCE.
ECONOMICAL MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.,

securing either Of The great essentials of e
capital business .rr purposes provision Tor old
sge' or car ones family" Other advantage, o.
lelel by the Company
Fr.t: cari Coap,sr have 1920 for every 1900
Esbuu.
SecouI: is ai tafs.s h. Muu,l Ecouomc
psy established md conducted Iurpos- ard SOLELY e entire
Ct Of the inuei close SCRUTINY Ito expenses and Investments
viii prove, consequently
Tr afi csree thsu other
IaHy thus he Insured reap the advantages Justly due them
Fourth: Premiums .,y not forfeited bu pIup policy with
dividends issue! after tLe frt ps usut 10 required
Fifth: Cash dividends applied reduce toe conL and an subsequent
annual payments
No travelling ale officers army
navy. neTehs u marine, on The lives oi
seventh The officers and Direction, of this Company
tons reputation integrity and ability The cga Of bs
pan, unioustd above shown
Business officers Of other he insurance companies
preference can found on our G of,lo Insured
Lbera! geaeutI ade .it good parties O
w. Z. 0KlE. Manager for Ncv-Yors. i57 Brosd.a.
T'O GAS CONSUMERS AND THE TRADE
.umiug rspsctr The PATENT MAGIC CASFLAME ENPASDER
appIe1 u gasuur produces inras of han 0
lgt az reduction Of o per cent 90 tbt consumption OF RI
CHAELA.ToS -LrGur Cour,vr ENTHUSIASTICALLY OFrcrl
tHARIgsTON s. C.. Oct o.. 1870
do hecbv certify that have tested h le
G1 hpaaar Pi The result demonstrate that there increase
consumption h ts application drste tie ~
tB IL cubic per certify b is apr cation the
Illuminating p""rf greatly ehsno- but have not vet ac photo
Epgner aud Superintendent Ch,re.on Ga, g CoraJsay
lnautY applied removed Twenty-Five each; ~ ~ per
dou Test exhibition Office Sample panIer snd
pplrston License granted FISHER
CROOK Sole Anof."tsen and Proprietor 3Ji Boadsay, Ns
New-York tribune., 1870-12-05

II. n SoURE's, % FultOn-st, New York, ls
the best place buy reliable WlTCHE enc D,roSD ese JEW
ssa STKKIING SILvHKNARR. Diamonds specially.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-05

ELECTRICITY-FOr the speedy cnre of Dis
Applied by Dr. CHASBBRLN, No. W,si Fourteeuth+t
New-York tribune., 1870-12-05
LATEST SNIP NEHS.
ARRIVED.


Steamship Sherman Blanchard New Orleans. udsc ard paa
Steamship goutN arona Adkins Charleston, nd-e and pass
Steamship JohS Gibson, Winters Washington and hEanoa
udse and
Stesmhip Wm p Clyde Sherwood. Philadelphia, mdse.
Steamship Aenshne Rector. New Bedford mdse and pas>
STEAMSHIP Regulator Brooks Wilmington ~ c. DAYS nayA 't
Steamship Isaae Bell Bskemau Richmond City Point aud Aoo
mdse and pass - - -. ,.u..,
Bari Panoa Kickerson, Smyrna 81 days, mdse
Rark Safa. Brookman. Port Caledonia IA DAYS, coal
Rrg Ia Creole Spac haven, Maracaibo 23 daYs coffee
Rrig Crescent Faulkner Port johnson for Hahar.
Scbr WIN G. Bee, Chester Jacksonville g DAYS, lumber.
Scbr J. p Mvers Norhup, Norfolk DAYS railroad ties
Schr IIorato Nichols, Nichols, Alexandra dave ooa.
Sebr John J. Wand, Deramar, Alexandria dAys, coal
sCHOOSKH~-ilYEE AND COAsTNisE
Maria 4 Elizabeth Virginia. David g. SAWYER, Nrfna
Joseph 4 Franklin, Virginia. J. b. Brafy. NirgimA.
Scpd Virginia. Marialena, Virginia
Nodestv Ropdoui. ,. Randolph, Roudcut.
q w Johnson Boston. LADY Antrim, Providence
Henry Rsmsen. New.Il.vrr. L. Bradley Nes-llayen.
Jaues Hoffman. New Haven. Baltimore. New Haven.
Annie J. Russell PortauI. O.. = ). Smith, Portland c.
J. S. BraCion Boston. tcese horthport
Grand Island Rorklaud lhenI, Portland. g.
Oceauus Alerandna. &. Lyou. South Amhor.
$. 7. Wnes, Eorfok Gen. Palmer virginia
Floreuce Virginia Flyng Scud Virginia.
J. Wilson, Virginia g.. T. Prescott, NuaihAytu.
A. IA Cain Boston korct. CALAIS.
Esa Biri Nev.IIayeu J. s. Lane Providence.
SPRAY. Hsufonl Lance, Portland, u
".
New-York tribune., 1870-12-05

Mayor Hall is familiarly called "Oakey."
EoAFis only called o. X bot always proves D. h
OF trial 81 h-Clsts GrOcers keep h.
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sAEETY CmECKruNCM,

which alterations Bf~rls taTb. By tie a.
simple machine the ior which the
check. gwen punched EguIrs through the paper
change, addition be- made after hs with
out child Sc
grelt gT0,J,fs s frauds 0l1oas the importance u
Uf lle
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ANNA. " fNfNIF
DOMESTIC PORTS.


R,s1uN Dec iArnved, steamship Centptde fom Philadelphia
Sailed steamship Siberia. for NeV-fork.
ForEg M6SnnE Va Dec 4-Passed IN for Baltimore, bark
Juea from Jneiro; brig Ida from Demrai d. g. Chapman
from st. Jaeu steamship Cuba. Havana barks Helen
Sands london Maggie NJ for Anvai Jane Young for Belfast
1auyy, for Dublin.
CH,EtFsruV : c. Dee ARRIVED steamship Georgia, from New
York; ship County Of Fctou om Nes.lorEi bark Aures from
Boston; ~,h H. Leila ffon Boston, Daylight from BaraeoL SAILED
steamships Ashland for Nrwiors virginia for Phad pnai 'rh
Kmha m Liverpool; schr L. T. Lowell for Boston, " o.
Hand. for Baltimore.
SAvANNAH Ca Dee 3-Arved steamships Montgomery and San
Salvador fhladelplai Arlo,
Charleston; Northampton and Bessie Crosby from Liverpool
hrs y elliott from Bremen Minnie Abbey and Morning Str o
Boston; Guy r. Phelps from NeNl"rAf W J. 'usnv rom
Phlae Auive 4th. steamship Gen Hart. from NcNorki
hrs Chas Calouer from Liverpool harI st Cloud from Neetu
por; Athlete schr Bueros Atr scs ftd Nfoao and David
stokes from NrRlo.A LLcsutIrss hom Nra lu tcl, bng
Helena, for Incsc
DISASTERS.
S,vtVNAH Ga Dee The hark Atrte, from Eurnos Arr ar
rived the port to-day, reports having spoAel Nov . ht ~ " "
a. Horton. ~ ST. John \. b. from Narfcn Point Tor
Mmach provisions and los 81 sails She
had blown of shore time She
having been supplied with sails The Aht
the 2th ut the B mig G. L. Thong kns whose main
swept Lad been loaded viii lumi a
abandoned.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-05

:. DUSSIAN BRACE" sUSPENDERs'
Ia 'FsG, Clara Flsu" '''~psd on s'''
New-York tribune., 1870-12-05
IMPORTANT TO
BANKS. BANKERS. BROKERS. MERCHANTS,

sol M classes Of business brs or persons se great 'g l.sas
Bonds Sc &C. a. to he closest seruu 81 epet has long
Various methods been adopted sgusr
found positive and TN the production Of The
New-York tribune., 1870-12-05
NEW-JERSEY.

JERSEY CITY.-Mr. Rand, formerly Chief En-
pneer Of the Reading Railroad has with the
directors Of the National Railway Company fOf the
building Of "A road from Philadelphia 10 Bound Brook,
nheft The Directors propose connect their line with
20, n Central Railroad. The Cbildfen's Home Fair
ssoNo Saturday night Tie receipts were about
tg"'''.I"o locomotives OA tho New Jersey Railroad
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-05-05
Old Stories Made New.

! The plea Of Mr.. Whittemore, ar
gncd 80 dIsastrously to his client by
General Butler, that the cadet money
all went to the poor, has revived the
old story Of the miller who some
times had crazy fits, in which he al
ways imagined himself to be the
Lord Judging the world.
On these occasions he would put
ona paper crown, ascend a pile oi
meal bags with great dignity, and cab
his neighbors in succession. The
same ones were always judged; and
these were the millers of his vicinity.
The first summoned was Hans
Schmidt:
"Hans Schm idt, shtand oop.'
'Hans, vat is peen your pishness
in dat oder world:"
II vas miller, Oh Lurt."
"Nas you .oost mon:"
"Vel ven de water vas low, and de
pishness ish pad, Oh Lort, some
dimes dakes a leetle extra doles."
"Vell Hans, you shall go over nit
tc gotes, already yet"
Ard so, in succession, all were
tried and Immediately sentenced to
60 over to the goats.
Last of ALL the miller invariably
tried himself in the following style:
"Yacob Miller, shtand oop?f
"Yacob, vat wash your pishncss in
dat oder world?h
81 vas a miller, Oh Lort."
"Vas you always a joost mon,
Yacob:"
Veil, Oh Lort, ven de water vas
leetle low, and de pishness vas pad,
| sometimes dakes SOON leetle ex-
Ora doles; but, Oh Lort | all de vile
gives dose exdra doles to de poor
After a long pause. We'll, Ya-
cob Miller, you can 60 oier nit de
sheeps-bnt it vas Won tam tight
squeezs.n
Mr.. Golladay's sudden resignation
recalls the story OF the stock broker
who was dining with lns friend. A
servant entered and told him that
Two policemen were at the door and
wanted to see him. Whercupon,
without waiting for his hat he showed
up the back window, jumped out,
and was never seen again. The po
llcemen hac simply called to tell him
that his chimney was on ere.
SO, when the Military Committee
was announced at GoIiaday's door,
he hastily jumped out 'ot the back
window. The committee only called
to say that they had no positive esi-
dence against him.
Let all the back windows be set
wide open while the committee makes
the grand rounds.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-05-05
State University.

The summer term OF the State
University-as we learn from a pri-
yate note from a gentleman connect
ed with the lnstitution-has opened
finely. The classes are large, and the
general Attendance larger than was
expected for the summer term. The
number of graduates will probably
be as follows: Collegiate Department,
II; Normal, Is; Law, Ii total, 46.
This is a larger number than ever be-
fore. We hear this good report with
pleasure. We take warrantable
pride in our State Univcrsity.-
Though young, it is vigorous. It Is
in the good hands OF competent and
faithful faculty. Its financial affairs
have been wisely managed by most
excellent Board Of Trustees. Its
course Of studies is as complete as that
OF any Western College; the educa-
ton given to its students is always
thorough. 1t is worthy of generous
patronag, and deserving of praise
The people OF our State have given
it q noble support. Bat it should
be more generally supported by the
State at large. 1t is tho University
OF the State, the crowning ediiice oI
our school system. The Peoples
College, in it every citizen should
take pride. 1t should be made the
leading educational power in the
Northwest, ana can be if all whom
it would benefit Will give it their sup
poyt.-[Sta Register.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-05-05

A little romance of sprained an
kle comes to Us from St. Louis in
which a young clerk, q young lady
school-teacher, and y dog, are the
leading features. The clerk and the
school-teacher, 1t appears from pre-
vious concatenation OF circumstances,
had fallen desperately in love. One
evening as the couple were proceed
ing to church a ierocious dog jumped
over fence and event for" the lady.
Here was a chance for chiyalry, aud
the young man gallantly improved
it, Throwing himself IN front Of his
fair one he gave the attacking mon
ster blow which sent him flying
with yelps OF ignominious defeat; but
III the very moment OF victory tho
young man fell aud spraincd his an
kle. 1t was now the turn for wo-
manly heroism to display itself. The
school teacher was n girl with no non
sense about her. She at once or
dered hack, helped her lover in, &C.
companied him t. his room, bathed
aud dressed his ankle, watched over
him all night, aud naturally enough
went for friend and minister next
next day, and married her man in the
evening. What could be more sat
isiaciory termination Of the story
than thiss