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The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-09-10

AN ACT to pay loyal citizens in the states
 lately in rebellion for services ia taking the
 United States census of eighteen hundred
 sud sixty.
 Be it enacted by the Senate and House Ot Representatives of the United States of Amer. ica in ConCrss assembled, That the cla inns of loyal citizens in the States of Alabama, hrkau- sAs, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi North Carolina, South Carolina, Texas. and Virginia, for services rendered as United States marshals and their assistants in taking the eighth census in ths year eighteen hundred and sixty, may be paid out of any unexpended bal auce of any moneys hitherto appropriated for the payment of United States mershalls aud iher assistants for services rendered ill taking the eighth census in the year eighteen hundred and sixty Provided, That no money shall be paid on account of any such claim until proof, satisfactory to the Secretary of the Interior, oi the loyalty to the United States throughout the late rebellion of the person by whom said service ia alleged to have been performed, shall have been furnished, among which proofs shall bs the oath of the person alleged 10 have per formed the said service if such person beiving; Provided. That satisfactory evidence shall bt submitted to the proper accounting officers that the claimants under this act have never receiv- ed compensation for their services from any aOurce whatever.
 Approved June q. lS7e.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-09-10
Approved, June 29, 1870.

AN ACT 10 amend an an act entitled "An
 act Go euthorize the Secretary of the Treas-
 nry to license yachts"
 Be it enacted by the Senate and Heuse of Representatives of the United States of Amer lea in Congress assembled, That the frat sec. ton of the act entitled "An act to authorize the Secretary of the Treasury to license yachts. and for other purposes, "approved August sev- enth, eighteen hundrs and forty eight is here by amended by inserting, in the first clause thereof, after the words ''port to port of ths United States" the words land by sea to for eign ports.
 SEC, 2 And be it further enacted, That yachts belonging to a regular organized yacht club of any forsign nation which shall extend like privileges to the yachts of the United States shall have the privlege of entering or leav- ing any port Of the United States without en. tering or clearing at the custom m-house there of, or paying tonnage ta1.
 Sac. 3. And be is further enacted, That for the identification of yachts and their owners, commission to sail for pleasure iu any designated yacht belonging to any regularly organised and ineo ,poratsd yacht club, sta ting the exemptions aui privileges enjoyed under it, may be issued by he Secretary ofths Treasury, nd shall be token of credit to any United States official, and to the authorities of any foreign power for Pri- Tilegss enjoyed under it.
 Sac. 1. And be it further enacted, Th at every yacht visiting under the provisions of this aet shall, on it's return to the United States, make due optry st the custo-heuss of the port st which sa such return, it shall arrive.
 Approved, Jane 29, 1870.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-09-10
AN ACT in rela.ion to circuit co urts.

De it enacted by the Senate and House of Rep. rssentatves of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That nothing in the 'iot to amend the judicial system Of the United States, !" approved April ten, eighteen hunired and sixty nins, shall bo construed to require circuit court to be held in any judicial district in which a cir cult court was not required to be held by pre- viOUsly existing law.
 ApprOVedy July I, 1870.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-09-10
Notice
RELATING TO ARTIFICIAL LIMBS,
WAR DEPARTMENT. SURGEON GENERAL $ OFFICE
 Washington, l5th Jay N

Congress having provided by Acts aPFIoIi Juno IT, June 30, and July II, 1870. for ths f sue every five years of Artificial Li nbs, CT value there of in money, to officers, saa" seamen and marines, who have lost limbs il service of the United States, the folloSios strOctions are published for the benefit oi "' interested.
 Application should be made direct to the :, geon General, from whose office the necs'' blanks will be furnished on request.
 Upon applications for limbs in kind, oras'' be given by the Surgeon General, upon any L ufaeturer selected, who shall first have pi.. bond in the sum of Five Thousand DoIISl', two sureties to furnish good and satisfactory i-r without extra charge to the soldier, ana Lil [.] good all de feets of material or workmanship ,1 out additional charge, subject in all eases " inspection of such persons as the Surgeon O'' may designate. \. ei
 Blank forms of bonds will be furnished ? Y Office. ..+.
 Transportation to and from the place ol ...., . . the limb will also be furnished upon Si'''
 quest addressed to the Surgeon Genera. ..,ffs
 Applications for communication VIII ..s.5 ia b by the Surgeon General, and trasnmi.'st, ,b,ovt Commissioner of Pensions for payment '--''' the loca! pension agents. Id h5
 As full instruct ons will be tOrFaIu2a I'u,'a,--s this Office with the blank form of sPpiieS,'1O1, F expense of employing an Attorney or AS
 be in DO cage necessary. ,.pyEs.
 2Ow4 Surgeon General, U's' A'D''
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-09-10
Approved June 24. ls7s.

AN ACT to provide for changing the bounda-
 rie3 fland districts.
 Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Rep. resentativas of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That the President ot the United States be, and he is hereby, author ized and empowered to change and re- eStab. lish the boundaries of land districts whenever, in bis opinion, the public interests will be kubsefvsl thereby without authority to in- crease ths number Of land offices or land districts.
 Approved, June 29, 1870,
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-09-10
NOTICE

LeOpoldo Carrilla l In tbe n;...
 ,, the First ,p'S' J55..lo 2
 ''' tEiet, COup,Iy Ipa'l.' <, 5 Hilario Cuevas ! oi Au,
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-09-10
NEW MEXICAN CARPETS aud BLANKETS

We have on hand and are constantly re- ceiVlng full assortment oi every class of goods suitable for this market which we offer on the most reasonable terms. One of our firm resides in New York City for the cole pur- pose ot buying goods, and beingiu market com ssantly. Our merchandise IS purchased on the most advantageous terms. Those who deal with us can rely upon our stock being the best quality and at Che lowest prices. We would csll the attention of merchants from rhis Ter rtory as also from Sonora, to our well assort- cd stock especially suited tother market, and can confidently say it will be to their advan
 tase to examine it before purchasing elsenhee
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-09-10

Leoposdo Carriila In,Ion.
 ., the First JIa5;. I
 'S' triet, Coun,,y Io'i oa 2
 Hilario Cuevas 0i Ar, The Territory of Arizona n.
 70 Hil0rio Queens s''3.9~
 You are hereby summoned and ?. 4.laaj pear in an action brought sga;i 30lrsi aboyo named plaintiff, intbe D;-.uN lug First Judicial Di istsiot of tbs ''gi'' 9 eoVs zona, and to answer the c0no,l., e'fl!oy in the office of tho clerk of said .''''' 'asr., in the County of Pima, within ID4r7 H elusive of the day of service '"ea'y d., this summons upon you, if served vfG, 5''g' 'sH ty If served out of the County bn..a b-,a!a 'a9 trjot, thirtydays; in all other c,sa sa, n u
 The said action is brought to ob.s. "fg this court for the foreclosure of -'l ia described in said complaint, and eTasla ,'@ll e'; said HllarlO CueVas on the sixtesntL sel vember A. D. 1868, to secure tbo ca! account stated, amounting 10 tvo it ift'!le1t hundred anu thirty-eight dolIors .uU. ssr! year from said date " th interest iaye rate ot two per cent per month until ''''i n'iS' the foreclosure )f anOlher certain F-''is 6 portion of the same premises ds|,.;t t;4tO''lsi complaint, and executed by the said 'TSI TSy vas, on the twenty fourth day of No,-.-a' -t'a' 1868, to secure the paymento of 8 eer.s;. 9,'.-'s' note dated on the 24th day of Nor..PH' P'> made by the said Hilario Cueyas, fos ,'I'e' nine hundred dollars, payable on tbn S' February 4. D. 1869, to Jesus NJ. -i' p. Juan Elias IT,, and by them as.sr.1 D plaintiff, with interest thereon from ,F. J'' of February 1889. '-' l
 That tho premises conveyed by s,ia may be sold, an the proceeds a6nIisJ ~ -l.i ment of the sum of two thousand siv Lr.G eighty nine 40-l00 dollars, with intera,,tGI the gate of two per cent per month. fror, < day yN February 1870, the amount dye n, count stated: and that the oyerDlns if.. be, be applied to the payment of the ann '. hundred dollars, due on the said promi,.,-I with interest thereon from the first ssy '. ruary 1869 :; and the amounts paid for :. said premises for the yeays IS6g and 1s-6 for the costs, expenses, and disbursemsr,, suit, and in ease such proceeds are pot r,s to pay the same, then to obtain An .,.- against the said HilaIio Cuevas, defeDdaD : balance remaining due and also, that f. defendant, and all persons claiming by. f, or under him, may be barred snd forec-. all right, title, claim, lien, equity of ,e5,,, and interest, in and to such mortgagod rri. and for other and further relief. '
 And ifyOu fail to appear and ap,wy said complaint, 6. abovo required. the 7, will take default against you, and appIr '. Court for the relief demanded in said cor-
 ~-> Given under my hand af5,5
 of the District Cnnrt of .L.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-09-10
PUBLIC NOTICE!

IL persons are warned against trsIrNslI {E the property of the M0WRY SILVER AIl Work will be resumed on an extensive scAlsu as proper arrangemnts can be made, and tA, l. dlaon ofthe country will justify it. The prva has been placed in the hands of the MilAp tn oriites of the United States, by order oi q eral Grat, U. s. 4. CommGnder-in-ehie aI request of the undersigned. AlIust andlegifa claims against the Company will be settled I resumption of work. The undersigned relic, ] his friends in Arizona to see tn sl inc lgI this notice is carried out.
 SYLVESTER M0WRY.
 President
 Mowry Silver Mining G. New York, Oct, IA, '6S.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-09-10

Given under ny hand and .s. of the District Court of ,b,. Judicial District this 4ia i, Augu st A. D. 1870.
 o. BUCKALEE.
 Clerk Distric; Court
 1st District of Arirl
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-09-10

ThisPioneer Establishment keeps first class liquors and cigars.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-09-10
WILLIAM ZEoKgYDoRP

Tucson, T. aAroN ZEcKEvDoRF LOUIS ZECKESDoRF Albuquerque \. NJ, No Is Dey St. N. I
, 1870-05-18
CHICAGO WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
CHICAGO WEEKLY TRIBUNE.


1.-THE FARM AND GARDEN: Letter from Rural
About Lawus-Grapes-aicat ys. Fruit-FruIt
Trees from Secd-The Weather and the CTup.-
s-sELECTIONS FROM AGRICULTURAL PRESS:
49, "A Now Discase Among the ePou.try-What.c Can be
Raised On Small Piece pf Gruurd-Causes Of the
Loes Of Becs-scedins Timothy nftcz Hungarian
Missouri Agricultural College
3-LETTER FROM VETERNARfAN: Henyes.
Roaring OF Hhistllng-The Principal uause-Oth
CT Causes Of Roaring Examination and Diagnosis
Treatment -stranso Appetite Kidney Wo1m-
Vomiting Of fHo1scs-CatAr1h-W -WindsAlL
4-WAS MORGAN MURDERED: An Intern ting
History Of one Of tho Famous scnestlons Of Old
b-RICuARDsOS.McFARL CASE: Further
Extracts from A1r. Richardson's Statement-Let.
ter from A. D. Richardson to Junius Henri
Browne-Thrcntenius Letter acst to Msu. Rich
Ardeon-Thc Separation from McFasiand-Me1no-
Eanda Of VIII hy f. D. Richasdaon-Dc Deposition
ofyice Presideut Colfax-Drift Of Public scntl
mcut-McFarland Interviewed.
1.-THE NEW CONSTITUTION OF ILLINOIS:
Complete in I'LL ncspects, including the Address to
the People Of tho State
s-BASE BALL: Wonderful Game at McmphiG.
s-TERR1BLE RAILROAD DISASTER IN MIS-
SOURI,.
1o-A oRME susiaiARnY PUNISHED: Five
Afen Lynchcd.
lI-WAsHINGTOS:. Defeat Of the Northern Pacific
Rail cad dJob-AcquisttionA and Demands Of the
swindlc-E1tlaeta trom the Dispatches Of the
la-sYNoPs1s OF THE CONGRESSIONAL PRO-
EEEDINGS FOR THE WEEK
H-CLos1SG PROCEEDINGS OF THE C0SsT1'
TUTIOSAL CONVENTION
l4-FIvE NEW HOTEL ENTERPRISES IN GIL.
CAGO.
D-EDITORI8LS: The New Couetitution-The Ecxt
Gtste Arportionment-- -Riehardson.M McFatlaud-A
1nveution In Observation-Disclosures as a
Lnn4tic.
H-NEWS SUMMARY: Including Pc.sonat Political,
Miscellaneous, The City, The States, Washington.
, 1870-05-18

Masonic Gathering MT indianapolis
-Stntc Medical Socfety-NcsEtpuPo
vfYtH.

Masonic Gathering Mt Indianapolis
-Stntc MEDICAL Socfety-NcsFtpnpo-
Tinl.
spcclL Despateh to The Chicago Tribune
1sDIAsAPo1Is- May 1.-THE twenty fourth semi
annual communion Of the Grand Encampment be-
gan at Grand Lodge Hail at O'Clock this morn
ing, With yerJ large attendance, and nearly all
the grand officers present The report OF the
Treasurer shoHs the following transactions: On
hand at last report, <f,02415; received since,
x1,2cas g; total receipts, . 1S645; disbursements,
Hall stock, s., ,s7aeo: total assets, S4,61z0l.
TIE Grand Lodge met at O'Clock this afternoon,
With ycry large attendance, the hall being dense
Iy packed. The GRIND Master, IN bis report, BAYS:
II Is peculiarly pleasant to retrospect the good
accomplished through our agency In the past
Of heaven. our benedcence has blessed and re-
freshed the wasted and the poor With the gentle
droppinEs Of Its bounty. Eleven hundred and
TWENTY-FIVE Of our brothers have been relieved,
and $1o 99a41 expended therefor. One hundred
and th1ty-elght widowed families hare shared our
charities 70 the e1tent Of $. .<5oo1. Eight hundred
and Eeycnty-eiRht dollars hare been appropriated
for the education Of our orphans. Eighty Of our
number have been taken from rs By relentless
death, and s., 7.s0 expended to give them decent
Gepuchre, and for the benefit OF those who are not
Of US the sum heretofore u1surpassed) Of 42s.T
pended In our mission Of beneToleuce and Char-
The Indiana state Medica! Association met at the
Medical College, this city, to-day. The attendance
is large.
Three new newspapers arc talked of7two daily
aud De1nocrat1c In politics. opposed to the Journal
and Se7tinEl The Republican Is opposed to Nor
ton md the Democratic In support Of Hendricks,
as against voorhees,.
, 1870-05-18

ing disabilities In the South. tnss as iast q sae
people Eave. evidence Of loya. mnese ~ 4anos,nce
and oppose the iaws q Congress, oy fesPecaa1g a f.
them and aborng te e fhem o9 u Hill could
be trujy said Of q whole State, be would 6e II
1ayor Of the removal Of DISABILITIES 70 tnat .at
nad pledged itself to universal amnesty, anu @ ane
Iccislat1Tc has redeemed that pledge ey me pas
eace Of q resolution asking Congress 70 femoTe
thc tsa,itJes Of citizens Of the State: and Eh1ch
he had presented Ths candit9n , q uasaa 9insa 70
and violence prevailing In other reconstructed
Statcs did not exist there, but the people we're
a1nnesiy in aIiasisstpp the party had given tts
pledge e thai effect and ne state %as nt io1 L
rcuttal removal u disabilities.
During the discussion tt was proposed to take
m the Uouse bill On the subject which had been
received from that bodF, but objection VAS made
on the 1aat e nn e aaa aeen
the House bill Was detective
ii O'Clock, after short executive session, the
Eetnfr nd fnuF7tcf.
, 1870-05-18
THE WEST,


| C--.-. r.1r1 1,-t1-.
tnc A0nxns fac1Atc kka1t1oad-
Railroad Disaster.
soee1.1 De.pa.ca In The Chtcaso Tribnne,
1r.rwnp7T Eanc,s sTor r ira Inaton
- - s".. nanSs ~. .aAs - ne ua1an
faio, on eaturuas' Oh tne ilne ol tne hansas IA
cfc Railroad, near Carson, Is Worse than first re-
ported, About fifteen railroad emptoyes WeEs
killed. and the number maT be q little hgher. The
remains Of Engineer Dudley were brought down
the ROAD to-day, on the way to St Louis. A gen
tlenan direct from the west end OF the track re.
rpoftB everything In 'deWoraltzed condition.
, 1870-05-18

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
TIE ELI. TO 1sEr1vE NAVIGATION AND COMMERCE..
Consideration pf the bill to revive American
commerce and navigation IVES resumed, MI,
yote on Thursday.
Iii. WOOD contended that our commercial H.
terests were not suffering, and that It was only
the navigation Or ehip-bunding interest that WIS
decay!ng, the reasons for which he sisted At
causes, and heing little soothing syrup for the
shtp-GhEde1s. True remedies we're in the revival
Of trade On sure basis, new avenues OF foreign
conmtrce, readtutsslon to American registry Of
vessels which sought the projection Of foreign
naEs during the ~er, discrimination In favor of
American bottomA
bill, ascribin9 The decay Of American shipping
principally to the uufnend1iness Of England dur
ing the wr, and giving notice to the lobby that no
He believed that the du1y might be removed from
Ehfp-buiIdtnE materials without harm 10 American
interests, and the Interest OF American shipping
could be promoted by system OF discriminating
duties. He would SAT abrogote at once 5ouf com.
me1ria1 treaties and discriminate In favor OF
American bottnmk
The biu went over TIL Tomorrow.
INrKACHNENT CASE ..-.-
Nr. JULIAN asked Icaxs 70 present present T. tw3 PET e.
ons e t5e i uatea
for he district Of California, and praying that
articles Of Impeachment be presented against
them
WT. BANKS objected.
III. JULIAN thercupon presented them under
tho rule and 11nd them referred to the judiciary
Committee.
ANOTHER RAILROAD BILL
MI. ROOTS introduced a bill incorporating the
Texas Pacific Railroad Company, and granting
lands thereto. Referred.
TIE NAVAL AUTHORIZATION BILL
was taken upin COMMITTEES Of the Whole ana dis
cusscd ty Messrs- Hale, Morgan, and Scotela.
MI. MORGAN condemned the department 1or
having in violation Of lRH, paid to Officers Of the
nary s3H per cent, OF $4,000 in addition to
nj. SCOFIEID coutended that 1t Was Strictly
In accordance with laH.
Nj. MORGAN continued to tlenouuce tho ex-
t1ayaEancc OF tho department, followed b5 AesslA
STEARNS and COX On the same side.
Mr. SARGENT defended the department.
At half-past 4, q recess Has taIeu-
, 1870-05-18
GOLD PENS.
EDUCATIONAL

Institute Of Practical Civil Engi-
neering, Surveying & Drawing.
Different courses taught Of three. atx and twelve
circular, address 4. WANDER EAILLEN,
P1ncipal. Room c. RcynoIds' Block. Chicago M
, 1870-05-18

TIE NAVAL APPROPRIATION I'LL.
1ns u Il aha Sas q s IL
Nj ARCHER defended the Navy Department
nom the charges Of extrasagance. ,o..
for Its antagonism to the laW-makng power, anu
said for the last ten years excluding those o. the
s fgpn hsx III Il naS S
and Jet he department wanted SO ooo, 900 nor
RSESs Raw bea inc ~ We tne @anes
described, Why Was it that the United States navs
cost three or four times per man IS much as the
III. BALE asked whether everything did not
cost two or three times IS much IN the United
Nj III. DiWEs b y IS vent On to Say that the United
States navy, which consisted Of only $40 men,
cost 81, white the estimate for the British
onSJ ii, Every vessel in the United States
navy cost m average annually Of Slss,9 and n
British navy Is 1904 Mn,ted 5Ve sfates son naf1
in 1870, fof new machinery and repairs. cost
f15110 per annutn, and in the British navy, s.26S
70 keep the American naFI aioat M 9nd ,tS 70 6eep
costs hut SO man to keep It up TO the stanaafu
| The United States Nary Department had estimated
TOR s6s:5 900 for repairs, while tue estma1es O o.
/ vas but. ss,doo, -, Il The same rats
OF cost as In England, the Ehols Amer
Should Be Kept tbe repair for e.
Isef ,tfarenre THE british estfmntes for the last
Ten years Varied but Ter1 little man for man, YES
re1 ~ -a..oi fon fo- ,nn Thr WhoI~ exnenturr.
~ e. Ut ~ nv R+ieh na was nst abour one
+ent thn eost ~ renairs ri III. American nyr and
~ tha -" mer;c.n TnTT hna teen allowed Is nm
49, - ~ anndt1c n 1rhtrh ifs friends 0rscr5hed
t uum 49, ~ liz Th @ait tid mn IL Etth Conurrss Il
~ - ~ oS t,I - of.tonnr enar1v ami sn1it nj
!tE - - tsSA ~ =. .t 1atsS sSsE.f 80 Ae' -
"sn! M. o. IoabN toe s sad ' that there we're IN
/ the United States Navy 1,4o9 Officers and
$500 men, one ofcer to every six men, and frac-
| tion over. The paJ Of the nasy mas 4ale over
81 600 eco and OF that over $i0oa 900 was paid 10
| of1ceTA There we're on the active LIST o. ane navy
739 officers at eea- and On shore $50 There were
| 10 Rear AdIn1TAIs at sea; 25 Commodotes, onlF
at set; 50 Captains ontE 10 at sea; 20 Command
e1s with only es At sea There were 24 naya1 on.
Gers stationed at the Washington Nay Yard At
one time. In short, there Officers enough IN inc
narJ to man navy s1nlcient TO MAKE Ear upon
the strongest naval power OF the world ana Dul
few men Why should tnis swarm 81 ouee1o DC
Aeps H1Ino9k any neceSslty l0I aiEau1 ~ ~.
, 1870-05-18
OPENING.
OPENING

The Iaafez must not fail To attend the opening 1t Ats
MAGGIE GlASSBR0Ok'8 New Store, l5a 6tate-str
most elegant French Patterns in H1naa Hair Goods.
eye1 qHe4rd " th4 l&dtqs Of Chicago.
, 1870-05-18
FOREIGN.
The Naturalization Treaty Be
tween England and the
United States.
The Late Government Raid on the
Paris Press.
La Marseillaise Suspended and its
Editors Imprisoned.
FRANCE.

p.p,a Mov,7 .rbe Frar-t f,ov,,,,,,,,- ,s,
ocia1i3 notified Greece tf,at II the hr;rnns can
P.F1s Sa1 na1te IT r. ~ ~ tsn91 n,
ht1 ~ ., ~ Il ~ t 1at @ @ "
resened. Il 70 be I'm 3mmeiateiV reeonst1ncted 'u7'
s aga nG ne
the report ffiat re Deu1n viii Be snrsr and Grand
the dcclaration OF the t,e5iseit.tm but they stnte
that a suIe1nn asscmblare will be Conynkeii. at
which the Emperor viii receive the oiieiai an
nounccmcnt Of the result Of the nattsnai yote In
the presence Of the great bodies Of state
The Cansfittttioa sert1{-of1}cnt orpap demands
Of all who ettacE The constitution and that full
Deualtjes be yIsitei on me11lbers 0f the Iuterna.
tjonal 1Yorktugneus Society," couylctol Of creating
disorder. .
The police continue the search for and ARRESTS
Of parties implicated in the late conspiracy. A
native OF Belgium, who WaS discovered, during
the election, among the voters at one OF the poll
OUT of the country
The Emperor Of Austria and Empress Of France
~! es taa g9apsssn!a Of the expected child of
pAH1s, Mar 17.-1t IS reported that the Prince de
ID Tour D,Aaycrgne viii be nominated Minister to
'!ssns; GENERA, coyuc Senator died today 6 years
old -
Tomorrow there will be public meeting Of
II La - Ma1s<ilSaiss Is = conden1ned for an offence
against the Emperor, anu for exciting hatred and
contempt for the government. The author Of
iuprisonraent and aned 5000 francs, md the nan
aging editor TO Imprisonment for one year, and a
Inc Of 1909 fEanca The t1hl also dccrecd
for for two montaa u '' A o'''''''e
GREAT BRITAIN.
OF naturalization between EaCiand onu the United
states having received the Official assent Of the
Two countries, an arrangement has been flnaliT
, 1870-05-18

Joshua Jones, the Celebrated Furni-
ture Manufacturer OF Cincinnati,
WAS Cured OF Consumption, and q
Letter thus Speaks OF tho Cure:
"My symptoms were those apparently Of the
last stage Of consumption From the FIRST week
Of using Dr. Ayers remedies, began to improve
In every 1espcc1 although wasted and greatly
emac!ated, and ezpectoratlng nearly quart Of
matter every day Of mr life, and With terrible
cough, still began to gain, and my improvement
has confined to the present time. at first could
not walk three blocks, but can now walk as many
miles With little fatigue have gained more than
forty pounds In weight, my cough has ceased, and
my whole appearance has changed, and non cn-
JOY perfecs health. This wonderful change Is due
to the Skill Of Dr.. /. Winslow Aver md his new
System Of cure. JOSHUA JONES,
st31 Park-stf
, 1870-05-18
PRUSSIA,

BERLIN, May 17-9 p. m.-The Car Alexander,
Emperor Of Russia, has arrived at the watering
plaee OF Ems, to which place he goes to take the
water, In hope Of restoring his health, which ls
very weak from constitutional debility.
The ReIchstag has passed to third reading the
bill carrying into effect the provisions OF the
postal convention concluded between tho United
, 1870-05-18

CAMBRIDGE. Mass., May 17.-Cattle- Receipts,
674 head; market active, advance fully &c; sales
Of extra at t1atNa1aBT; 1rst qua1lty at s12-502
1890: second quality at SILL Is; third quality
at $10.o091L00.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipta, l, ,146 head; market
active for all sheep and Jcarlngs; Sales In lots,
$4.0DE9G.01 each; extra $d50@t1.o0.