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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-03

been announced to take place in Cork, on
the 18th, was repressed BY the authorir
ties. .t.
NJ. Delesehuset, chief editor Of the Paris
Reosills, has been sentenced to thirteen
months Imprisonment and TO pay q fine Of
2,OOO francs; another Of the editors was
ientenoed to SIX months imprisonment and
y fine Of 1900 francs. Gustaye FlouSens
has been sentenced to six month"; impris;
onment and . fine of 100 francs, and M.
Devenve, publisher of La Narseillaise, to
two months imprisonment and q fine of
500 francs, for publishing false news Of
persons arrested during the late riots.
Those convicted of carrying arms have
been condemned to three and four months
imprisonment, and those convicted Of ut,
tering seditious cries to thirteen and four,
teen days. fi'| ~ sis@ll1f4 9t' 81 i,
A Paris dispatch Of the 18th says the
government has proof OF, a plot to assasi-
mats the Emperor and Prince Imperial,
and had seized . plan found on one Of the
prisoners to throw bombs through the
'Emperor's window at the Tuileries. It
has been decided that Prince Pierre Bona.
parte shall be tried before the High Court
Of Juatices on . Charge Of honicide through
imprudence. I'll; 9ybh ID bi8s Hoa u
The High Court Of Justice, sorths trial Of
Prince Pierre Bonaparte. will commence
on the 2lst Of march, bne Il oqadl 81
The German papers say emigration to
America viii be lllaF larger tthAii year than .nr'
Reports az received Il horrible atsoci!
ties committed " the troops 81 Lopez in
Paraguay, such a. cutting the throats oil
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-03


lntion was introduced and referred, declaring the
ratification Of the Fifteenth Amendment by the
requisite number Of states . "A bill 10 abolish the
Ffeedmen's Bureau, and provide for Bureau Of
Education. was reported, with amendments, from
the C0mmittSe On Retvenchment. !. Bills were in
r. tSs ;n %s the s e. ns sSSP S
gan; to establish z Territorial Government fot
Alaska. .Bie and Joint resolutions were passed
Ito sell OF exchange the Custom Hence In Nash
consent ID Tia erection of bridge scfoss the
Sss' Ss' se s u sss d pSsssnsss ~ On
sy Ie sasg y :. mi sa:
proved April sSth, iss4; % reors.niss the Marine
sick and disabled seamen directing that no speech
not actually delivered In Congress be printed Ii the
Gioos Announcement was made Of the prcsenta,
ton 70 the Senate Of beautiful volume containing
s as sn motion WIZ saopssd tSst i Ss 's re-
eeivqd and piaoed In the Congressional library.
Pending the consideration OF the New York and
lioursed. Gfis IfJ TSFTfSS'-ii- 1TS,1i - =
In the House, on the 2lst. ., large mum.
Der OF bills were introduced and referred, includ.
ing the following: To pay loyal citizens Of Tennes
see for property taken for use by the Military De-
partmens; fof the rettlenent OF expenses OF Mon.
tapa for troops In 1857; creating the Office Of Gey
ernment Architect; for an appropriation for . haf.
Dor 2t Port Washington, Wis, !; granting aid for
boldt Bay 70 legalise YFoossdingsi In State Courts
abolishing the Bureaus OF Education and Freed.
mans AaAirss 70 repqie politlaA hisAbAitiss IN
Int naiold lak1s n MiiIdast - eheist II 5anuary
pofatns the Misslsspp Valley lad ia River In.
Ppc9oa f'nRf NJ 's sf
70 lthea Ksn.ss. sAg1ealtnul ana Aschsni,
cal Association for o.. fair ground ;
70 s6ollsA khs, ualcs Or PsnSion Agent, ma provide
70 p96vMS MSlns ofifsviewing rs judgadsnts d
uplted States Circuit and District Courts in cyimi,
nal Calls reducing tie income tar to 8 p4r cent
tax Of SissSed spifitc % 81 PSI SsloS 6 equal.
j'ize the 1Strbution Of Natioael4 Bank currency;
for the Improvement Of Red River, between
Shreveport, Louisiana, and Jefenon, Texas;
, 1870-11-02

ls;u. i 1850. 1870. / 1863,
, 1870-11-02
THE GREAT
Spring & Summer Tonic.

Medical treatment has been reyolu-
tioni7ed. and at last the discovery has
been made that RENOVATION, NOT
PR0sTRATI0N. IS THETRuE MED
ICALPHuOs0PHY. The introduction
Of PLANTATION RTTTERs, pre-
pared with pure St Croi1 Rum and
Calisaya Bark. opened the eyes of tho
world to this great fact. The ife-ms-
tanning principle embodied in this great
Vegetable Restorative is manifested in
the weak and desponding by an imme-
date and most encouraging change.
If the appetite has failed. it is euicken-
ed; if digestion has been painful and
imperfect, Il becomeseasy and thorough;
if the liver ia torpid. it is reused and
regulated; if the nerves are relaxed,
they are strengthened and restrung;
ifthe brain has been haunted by morbid
fancies. they are put to flight. and hope
and cheerfuinessr return. In the face of
the extraordinary cnres Of general de-
bility, dyspepsia bilionsness, coustipa-
tion and mental despondency, wrought
by Plantation Bitters no practitioner
not in league with death and the
undertaken could persist in it. The
terrible evacuents which were once pre-.
scribed as Spring and Summer me1i-
cines have utterly lost their prestiqe.
The sick will not take them. and Plan
tation Bitters. in which are combined
the elements of a stomachic, an inyig-
GRANT, a mild laxative, a nervine. and
an anti-bilions specific. reigns in their
stead Sold by all Drnepists
, 1870-11-02
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE GIL
CAGO DAILY MARKET,

-.........'. TEKSp&T EVENING, Nov. l.
ECTIER-So far Is choice CRATES OF butter arc
4 nteshed. lite market haa ruled active through.
ut tAt past week, and Prices have been sustained
snh ntmnetB- Low grades. however, have been
.noe or less Dcglectcd, and, while not quotably
wtr, ute weak and unsettled. The supply Of
'snn IN aed MEDIUM butter Is large. aad itl.
:t6aing. We quote: Choice dairy, s03s2c; fAlr to
ckl Tub and nsttn, 22aasc; common grades, l+2
ZIG.
nAGGrSG-1nis market remains without de-
:atd change In tone or 10 prices The in9mEy is
-.tll OF somewhat limited character, buyers
neutItsttnC no disposition 70 luvest beyond sup
...3tpE current neces.tties. and an eaaJ feeling
'eTs!la. Ne quote: Stalk, 41c: Lewiston 4. s9c;
,ata1,o. @oc: American SIC; Unlon A, 9sc: gun
IT., * bu, 7tc: I hu, Doc; bur1aps, bu, 19920c:
TO sacks. G3.a &c.
kkAS-salts 8 d 10 tons al *l1.oo Q. t., anil 20
II. Ut s 100 0. t.
R,tUM rORN-Sale Of IS bales cho,ce at &c:
st-!es Rood at SIX: IS ha1es double cxtth at
;ae; 20 bales al 3}c; EOS bales extra choice tone
mint ..
HEAS:-sales nf 10 brls fair navE at 81 60; 10
lSyrry choice haCd picked Medium at f90a
BOOTS AND SHnE3-lealers are unanimous
,rrertlng IN active demand, and a ann uuder-
rt iee'i:r pefyades the market We now quote
Is. = hu1 taImrrals 1t <l.s5t8l.ea. The follow
Q GnF ttSf.
, 1870-11-02
ADJUSTMENTS,
ASSnCxCKNESrA 4

= ASNrCNCENESIa.
,a.,,. .ne opera House. this evening, the amateur
80 au'ance OF the IS Drummer Doy Of Shiloh
,x,4us;s w s'sen- Although prepared with little op-
shts s.r1. ~. teheAsssi. and involving coas1der-
49,. wage business. eppec.allr in thr sim.
Nj; ,..h,. ~. .Aean1. IT has msae great I'LL, and
5 VI ..enl5 rena5 tht'se who 20 n ~ :. T,,s ~
, "au'e htofy OF the va. cendeu.., ~. Ue
1oRs ettertainmtut, aud rn.as t,.ls ~ e'eo-
.nrss "snet military ero,u1tons. snd ,s.nt ~ ~
fnr fsrt "ea Thss 10 tts own tutra.,c trc,,a ~
fhe ansn,c.ss ~ performances arr ev.m ~.
for fhe fc1ar, - ~ 0fanu AT NJ Of nj. It,a
er Thi ... o. tne wt1nws 1pi ornS ,n neP1hiac, M
WI. !Hls purpose shpu!u - tre ,hpuS paAuS 0t tsc
patronage. Tae public hal u,n - ~ most liberal
~ eae VARIOUS calls for aii - fhn 70 ~
ana Hes1naa Kann4,ed tp ne nrs.se sae French
t1oeslan Waf. 1t $ outA toi h. anT ~ sancp-
respond u similar cal from css-tt.s, 'sss 10
out OF cur own war, ~Aas'aes growing
MI. Barrett apPcars this ev.:u.op a, u,y
l1tatfe In Buwers admteabit nl., ~ ~ !, i.Nsf :
The s' Laud Rats and Wa:1.r ittix~ h..a 'nsJ ',
1he!f own war II the Mu-eu u aa m, .... - W
constant ctnwds earn sEen:uv. rhe sNn... asttas.
bAs proved one Of the mas, ,jce,i,i srna.'i' .,aa
among the mauy which TIE u ls:u II a. ~ -
Tue Ministries at the D41ftl Iru rhes-r,. hssI ~
reason 70 complain o! bu,iae.4 their cnsr tneai -
6eauK nued % oFefhn1inR every e9euInp hefn..
1he curfAsn goes up. The audiences. u,o.Is,Trr
NAEc no reason 10 c3mptA3u Of the uiusJei5- fn,
aSe n,o9famue u ogcr-ruaalny with good taiuz,
TIE musscA public will M forget MA, .aa
esa!uIAoe concerts co4nmeoce thl5 evening n It.
~sp'aaaa HAL Ths atttSts In the r1oupc arc ve,I
, 1870-11-02
Dt8A&3Ex@~

AsnoRE-A private despatch received here yes-
tcltiat states mat the senw R. n. Becker, OF
Cleveland. fretshted With 1fo N # OF lumber for
Chicago, went ashore near the South pier, Mt
South Haven, at o'clock on the afternoon efthe
a1ht Ill.,
nr,sa5 wi:hcu. her iibhonu1, besides being ptder-
y tse damaged, the fe-nls OF q collision outside.
ASHORE !asaIs.-The schooner D: A. Wells.
asl"re a. S,tser C1eet. was Eot od and went
p7tSat- sfeapllch.
fHE DREAp>ACGur.-Thtsy vessel IA ashore at
G'ana Liant. : rug. with pump, has gone to her
.ERnx s,THKR roIsrs.-A despatch tom G,ren
Ras tsys The Echsnner Harriet Ross. from Ne
io:s-s In Surth Bay. and her ruddes gone: 10 To-
sl1satCe. Alao, Tint thc schooner CAfrtnQtnn
suutk, = rock and sunk d We miles from E:p 1lat-
,nt On srnHa! mnrnsnE; insured for s., 200 IN
ERIE. Pa, Nov. THE bark Sir E. ". Head, of
| St ta1hettaes, Ont. Captain Thomas Head. with
| Toronto, j. It C.<va luuu ut p. N. Sunday. She
rasaed here ahrut nns,u yesterday. se8stn3 badiv,
and vent ashore about 1s miles cast Of here ut
! y. u. Or Of the rfcW Has washed overheard
The CAPTAIN anu rest Of the crew t00K to the boat
und whtn ahrut half way ~ the shnEe. the bon
kWarped. and three tn.re ot tue creF wen
| ArnTned. The narnes OF the lost asc Thos. Os
trrm. Geo. kaills, and Geo. Jo11so0, OF st. Cath
| crimes, tint, an.f hoe man unknuwn, Who shippet
att lcvcland. Tbs vessel Is supposed to be tota
wreck.
Capia,n Head reports another vessel wrecked
heiaw tn hrat end. Crrw supposed to BE- lost
FORT cu1soRsE, INT Now Ia vessel, sar
| postd l., be the schooner Mary Ann Rankin, q
| Bu1aio, uas en Sugar 1Ai4s Point yesterday
trcat ,rK up II was tearr,a Tint the crew woul
all be insi. IT rec men belonging to this haEtc
boat. d llfetsoat IL coming from Buffalo, who
| sno.htr atse ppt viii be mule to reach her.
FnH1 E101N. Ont. Snv. 1.-The schooner ".
tfrans, Of Fnst Durwel, IL ashnr. with 900 bus5e
! of harley. The Fessel and grain are insured.
/ TiCloN, Or, Nov. 1.-THE schooner Jessie {
| Port Stanlcs, T. ashnte on The uorthside OF Sauo
Pam, ana going to pieces. Her cnrHn Of whe;
| IL warning asllufe. Ali hands arr supposed u
| lrst. Ore man was seen cltng1nc TO the rtGHtnl
| S4yt fh1 attemrfs we're matte To 1auuch boats, ht
1 !. tremendous sea was summing.
, 1870-11-02
Vessels Pa,>en ,v~,tnoa CANAL

Vessels Paved Nye,lnnd Canal
The tollnw.ng ve<seis passed shc locks Mt Purt
D,wS-scar Monterey. Milwaukee to Kingston,
Eala Thomas 0. c. seeet, Cleveland to K,pss-
Scnr vsc;ors, Toledo 10 osweso, whea..
F-"n Michigan, Detroit to 0gdensnnr2h. general
cargo
I,11s Qu.cn Of the Sorsa, ToI.tsa to Kingston,
sens Y. /. cnltus, Totetio to oswego, wheat.
Prop May Waro, Chatham 10 Mantrea, genera
senr Lincoln pau. Chicago to Kingston, reear
sehr L B. C1ocker. Detroit to OIiensauzsr
lumber.
Sthr Rtvs1, Detroit to 0swe.o, wheat
schr Mary Grover. Cleveland to Kingston
ScnF 81. Andrews Toledo TO Kingston. xbcat.
Schr Princess Alexander, Chatham to htos5ion
whest
Brig lafayette, port s'anley 70 Kingston. wheat
nr14 Peerless. Cleveland n ThF0uso. coal.
Eng Raisic, bucknoEn Kingston, wnest-
Sth k~nosha, To et.o to KINGSTON, wheat.
Hark Winona, Cnic 4ro - Port Cot x.rue, waeaf
TF-Scnr Charger. klug>ton 10 Cleveland, sc--i
iron.
schr Cas,sla, Ogdrnsbusgh to Cleveland, tro.
scnr ge.rose. osvceo tn Detroit. lumber.
SrhF 1nrH Mari1", Catl1urS 10 Buffalo, irnn ore
Schr Lad. Ozdcushurra TO SnGinsw. light
Sctr Lashrsp, o1drnshusg TO Saginaw. light
| Bark Nazy Merritt, Fort Dalhous!e to Toledo
| Schr Sophia Smith, rzeseor, 10 Detroit, light
Schr ParaInr. Tnn'uln to Ere. tight.
Schr na.e, Oswrvo N Tu'etlo. coal
Schr F1nT@i1a, OsxeSo 10 Tole4l1, SAT-.
Sehri Aonrca1M, Os1ego to chicago, r1ilfoa
| !yrn.
| scnr capadian. osweRo to Port Stanley, eoal.
Schr Ellington, Ontario to Cleveland tfnu ore
Schr ]. Anderson. osEeK to Tnir.fo. suit.
Scht William S6ndcfson, 01wegu To Chieag.
l s1lt-
Barge TWO Brnthe.s, Wel!and Port to B1Hal,
l cotH wood.
| BasEe Moderator Port Cnlbor1e tn Buffalo MI
| vet what FINN wreck ut p op ShIcktuna
Schr New Dominion. Of Fort Rowan, kinsato
| TO Fost Stanley. light
Schr Dashtrk Wave.
l all I&ff
, 1870-11-02
SEA MOSS CAR1NE-
TIE. NBW FOOD SOURCE.

SEA MOSS FARINE-This new and
elegant preparation, made from Irish
Moss, or Carraeeeu, is conceded to be
the cheapest, hea1thiest and most delic-
ious food in the world As a delightful
table dessert it has no equal, and is q
Light and delicate food for inva1ids and
children. It is superior to all kindred
preparations.
This new article Of food has every
where :won golden opinions" Of all
sorts Of people, and the housekee7ers Of
the land generally regard it in the
double Light Of a staple necessary and .
delicious luxury, for while it lessons the
expense Of living, the exquisite dishes
prepared from it cannot be obtained
even at an extravaeant cost from any
other source. Fortwenty-dve cents you
can buy package which will make
sixteen quarts Of Blanc Mango, and =
like quantity Of Puddings, custards
Creams, Charlotte Russe. &c.
RAND SEA MOSS FAR|AE CO.
| SO Park Place. ". r.
, 1870-11-02
lscrklmer County Dairy MARKET.

L1IIx FALLS, Oct 92.-Tnere Wis large de-
Livery OF cheese at the Little Fal!s market this
week, with q Eefy active market and an advance
in rlices- AtcuI ], 800 boxes OF f8Sm dA1nea we're
so;tt, the best grades reaching fton 14H 3l3Lc.
one or TWO fancy lots brought 15c.
About II, ,oUo boxes Of factory cheese wera Of
fe{ec, nearly nll Of which changed hands There
H4s disposition On the part OF bnye1s to pS5 no
more than 1hc rates Of The previous week. but the
uatnrtty Of tactotJmen present were unwilling 70
accept these rgutts. AHer tue sales commenced,
,te{e was spirited competition on fancy f3cs9-
res. ard l6c was pAil for few loiz VT report
D. a. P1k. l.c: wess Burlington. l4xe ;Elmes-
ton Centre, 2:c; Sextl Talbot, 1sAc: lawrence.
1lHc: Melcalf Hi, iaKc; uA Fa!rntld, 1a1c;
tsrpckeus Bridge. laAc: Sor1h Fairfield, lsc:
Ao1ner Creek. 1ec: Fairfield Associauon. lsc;
Iold Creek. losle: ScwrA.e. 13ac; florida. la..c;
Enpite, 'sAe: F3s's Basa, lsae; 81 Slate IN. ~.
East Springfield, 13Ac: West Canada Creek,
the Shipments of cheese this week has cleared
cut nearly ali that Was made lsss month, and buy
cts inform us that nearly all rae cheese II the
S:u.e made during the month Of September has
been cold.
Butter begins 10 come Into market, and sales
were made this We< at 3Sc.
There *As hAFl frost on the 9Th. tou6Wed.
yeBtesta5. by rain The weather nos u Qo!le
COOL and COWS are shrinking In their milk rapidly.
In Qtaegu md, other counties On the usatfn
der, M1ee, We lean. has been scarcity. AMI
many factories, In consequence, have cl,set1.
The butter product viii be cut on IN this paxt OF
the State to large extent, and khe prospects Ae
that prices must zdFAnct-
, 1870-11-02

,c1I1y:
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Old y. CarsIlina ....3s
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, 1870-11-02
MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
Port OF CnachT0.

.rn1yED..Sor1
TIM sse.nycar. Marllowoc, % ?scs t.h, s'5 psSs
, nns:rr. ~ M h5!s 1oas: and sunffe.
r" InisaSo G1a.i ann s. bars Ea'roa' Iron, 1'2
-, 1a1 ccn'd, Dpnaio, sto hu po'a;oes ant
Prep coiorsdc, Buffalo, 90 bu pota,oes, ana sun
Eric Non,sxum,. yeaomtaee. 1ao 4, ,o,rpcr.
schf cuba, Greea Nay. 1,so1 n shingles.
sehrn ~ Beers. e,E ,as de- de- xoauests' .f" IS cdz
nocd. S.soa tvsis.
sesr Geo L seaver, nth Haven, 10 cas- wood.
cea. 9etavia, 4g,kss9n. 1s' = lumber, Is N lath.
scnr Il d. King, s. joseph, % cos wool. r.
.chr Marnor1. Nu,Serun. It's m 1uiu,,er. 10 m
" lafn.
Il \, 1stn. ~ N'> - 4A1"De''
scnr j. IIibba1t, II. Joseph. "a ella wool.
scnr j. Dresden, Mushegnn. - n lumbes.
hs'n s a1,sa ams1tss mos: Wnuni," nua1 :: n ~
1.,,s ta1ae,is. al, Kingston. 500 TIM, pl- iron.
sehF III +, Gale Aenominee' ISL N lumber. - m
s,,- n1a MI nav As,o,r.,as a.n m ,n,,har d, ",
''tu' Ia,h o1a' ~ - io4Aoe't = IL
Sch. tapper .a CITY. Aeromtnee. 10 n lumber.
se1I Nslaiap nnEtisg,ee !, P1er: 8 n lumber.
scnf TanliLes ~ haI SE5, ~ ~ 1nM1eS. .,,1sSs
pmlsa pna,r re9s~ 1se r. e ns t9nn ors
>shr B!seknawt, Stony Creek 1eo N lumoer, 20
IL pot5n f>,,, ON :, ,,,,,,,.~
Sr3s i1o:,ee IT, Etreitv rssnG al HaFsn = m ,nnher
ssa. Airg Stte1 G;e5snao, ~ 'oSs e. g ca"
sTh1 + + LIEF. Ens. x:s1 ions c13aI, ~
scnr :. Bates. Muskerpu, is n lumber, Is m
iaih
laihs
Schr j. r Bentley, Buffalo, SO tons coa,
>co* = r. G2l0, AosAeEeus ~ II 1uluot9. NV LII
, 1870-11-02
THE REGISTRATION.
List OF The pIaces-Thc I.ns& Day.

The Board Of Registration for the precincts Of
the different wards Of this CITY, will be IN session
/ .-tlsy. Ne republish the corrected list Of the
:,laces where they meet and topc That every citl-
sill av4tl bims+lf IT Lnls last chance, aud thus
inr. The Registrars should also bear IN mind the
aet that 1: Is their duly 10 turn tn tbesc poll book
:. San As they arr done ~!1h them:
The places OF registration arc as f0llbWs:
Frs Ea.a -Far.s Precinct. .t "a l@ South Wells
1 fss :ss S Il IL ss S:s.ss :!4ss
:s.: .ai dams fsaFsa riseiuet. northwest
.ni i PsinFs eaasr y rt eour4
IL t. s. csf stxs s1i Tsa Z 81 NJ
Sini .ssns- and Fourteenth st1,et Fourth P1eSnet.
iSs;s9 rrsene,. or 1adt.n. .rsaae, b.
tween TNtntirth and Txruty -ft.t etEeets.. htc7nd
,s"st5 .ts.s. foafsa f1se'aet, F sefneT stsss .si
'1sssts,e Eft. corner st.t and Twenty
4, ss. i. .*s :ss s.sest Ta sssse;
logsl.s "a; nd c'tt.*s Gseve .seoae Fourth
Rsi:s IS III :
Sceond Frsetnet eoEaeT WeHtsos a.en1e md r ven
81 1;sas5 sS;ssf a;:as;
.senus mi stth.sn:a t.'sst ts, snd rIss!aet 4
s:a ssa tss ~ i sst
Llsna as sssEnc "a ;c:,st II ttsr:
~e st:es. sseesa Rresia:t .satr
sqd sa sas Mtest 1h Fset
sathwert rc,ntr nrnwn aad Maxwell ttrtrts. Eitst
sass.s s.sr 'i ss
on md Canal ttss:tt SF.n,l Pm nrt. 4ust,rs.t cur
aes h.tSs md oersla;nr, s:.rets Faa-ss rt.ases 81
oer1e1 D~kozrn and s,r.p.tn,, .treets Fs:th Pic
4sFa'c. ssvsath rTe:snes. easins~asuss. 81 Blu
H;.A Hs;d-Fls.t Precinct. caeine-hen.. c,.ur,
3an fbii
Fl Asa,s so;nsf ::ss ra
I'M 80 :sssa .ssane fi2sf' as
<,s a. .st sa5s slsSt S
1aita l9es4nst. eornsr A.d5..n nd 1hroop .s,.stt
:t erss eHs tstnss s II , II W. e.
fsn rsns eoErF s,saSp 9,t;su ~. a.
n's;. 1,.sTS rtrt Precinct, aorthxett eoE9e
On 1e'.a h1;n ss . asP -
;t.;a ssrs xs;Is,. re,ae, n :nsaehe, on Fl,
~ =. Fiji fsh iss:fs f4s:Isst .ss?a; 4 n
S;.ts-3 Earj Fin. Precinct :. No. IS wn1ow s.rse
1s! Isi;s Ess;ass Sor.s ~ i ssa" :sseet
hawk and Hlarkh*wk stsretR. Third rrrciaet. corn,
Aosth Neilt and Schiller fttett. Fourth PRECINCT
| No. 81 North l-ls.k tsrSf
E.cAsr*A Rs,tztir.t trttinct; # 70, Nv chleas
Third t'srcIhct. M. III Chtcaku avcuue; E3;,It
Pfrrinrt. 1t Nd IL fatth Market street. -
I St~sf-tatA Eaf,& Fiat PYreinet, 1t No IN ca
ttIrvt. Second Precinct. At Turner Hall; Thltd r.
ttEet. at No. II North We1ll etrpet. =. -
zresftsEl H1rd -Ftftt Precinct. 1t North Marx
Hal; Ste"nd preincs- It M. i<J NaTth CLARK strcr
Third Precinct, II M 1e North E17Fk et.rc9; Four
fifth I<iaet -eosnss Kash ana iliaoi. ,isres. - ~
, 1870-11-02
Shattered Constitutions
,TDNKp by Hx1xBoto5 E11n.cr BCcH1.

Il: SaEth C!s:k*t Chiezzo. tor ehs,se, IT,
wt.rt cs =. II tenra Al ~rakne-. hy ra-thl 81
trinate II the UuI1esyty Of Thu. .d-phta a1d :,
ttI yr.hte psE1iei.u In kh4 rtT for III Ch1en.t
.ra Erxra1 D!e1tes o. bath scxe1. 5eaa ftx!up sni
Theory OF %err,ue and Sexual D-ealer. Con.slsstes
st%~ 4o< fer rGNen4fI.
, 1870-11-02

nECKEE--SCPERI0R C0CRT.
Martha +. Turck '. Jesse +. Turck- Decree OF
divorce on the gfound OF desertcn- Marriage,
Divoacks ASKED IN SUPERIOR COURT.
O.teltne Free :. Allison Free Bill for divorce.
Marriage December II, 1906, al Sarth Wilton,
Eoun. Charge, Aesertl0n.
-1are t. Fairfield =. Jonathan T. Fairfield.
Nar1loge in Connecticut, October II, 1863 Ch
nestfttOn. ..
-1awtercc Il Clarke Y. Eliza Clarke. Marsi Sc
In Ireland, April I. lSa3. ChAEc, seserua.
living ". Pratt v Anna Psatt. Marriage III
Futon County, Ohio. April Is. 1853 chasg=, de-
scTtion.
-Iames S. Heath =. George II. Heath. Marriage
at OLD Town. AaaaL, Uctobrr Is, 1s6a- Charge. de-
kettuu.
-Dsntcl #. N. Huffman '. Deliiah Hanmau
Marriage In Sos1h Cu1ollna, February 81. lsG;
-Cnatirs 4 MDr11lt '. *,rah r. Morrill,. Marriage
ut SANFORD, Maille, AEs! Il, 1867, Charge, deser
-Cathartne 4. Fairbanks =. Benjamin F. Fair
.,apEs. Marriage Al Springfield, MAss, Sore1aoc,
IL. 1854. ChAfke, neseftt0n. .
John Mayhem '. Sarah Mathew. Marriage ID
England. Juiy I, $780, Charge, deseIt,ou.
Emily J, burroughs " Gcas0e II. Burroughs
Marriage 1t Havrnus, OnIo, November II, 1887
-Eisar s. Knapp, =. Minerva Knapp. Marriax
| at DauhuIJ, Couu-, January !, 1850. CaaFge, de
Elizabeth sothmann '. Frederick so,hmann
Marriage In Cook County, January 3, 1883
| Charge. cruelty.
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DIR. A. &. Gitn,

I1H !oaxest cncakrd anil saot s'1ece-etut Physsean
the ty. continues II tzr%t AL PnIyAT. CHROME. aut
URINARY nMEAs.H nf hota ta1e.. without mefrur5.
SnSAI NEAKStsa> the resu1: "f e&,iJ iads~er::tons
-cc1rTr, txpAiayr 1ln4r, -nss ~ xE~fn! aad N.s-
1nnr, IL r~,fer.tr cured s.t~s:-n that pkv.
-sfsan i.ea'+, anH tn:t:. thoata:t # cs.:+ ey-s.
NJ. II mr., f5:.S IT It Is sessex tEss
W. tAe inssn.use p.t:nts to t. q f;t hf. t1ss
tarv. IL III hIr M-Dlt'At ESSAYS: t-ns to any ID.
i: e. IL ELMx sEaL1n ESvELoPE .: rrf eipt Of oos
artrsnord-uer s:fsc:ty caaa1<1ttaL Cnu.a!:Atiae
ttc: ntfce hoH-r. a. n 'ns7H srct-Js.eE- u
, 1870-11-02
pugilism.
THE ALLEN-G GALLAGHER PRszE.f1aur KyESTcATgs
N a FIIzLE.

Snce1al Dtsoatea to the Cn,eazo Ts.baue
The proposed mill hctween Tom Allen, ch1m-
Fon OF American rnEtlisfs, and James c. G Al
lQShef IN arient asrifart for u+ttc honors hut
little htAru of herr tnfOr~, hns gone the wav OF
many anAits nj the Kind, viz: It has dzxle,l. The
police authorities af St LOUIS, either experienc-
trF 4 tr1>m uf ecn~c- nr els- moved hj sr.cial
CONSIDER atoms II rush tn the rescue OF tic nblic
Re reass @ and nd 1eccoey, hare ,ntcrtered and bsokcn
satr had not cfra:.i 2ny srrlsrkshle degree at
:rterest amnp0 the trorts OF tho couutrT, manly
l,cc1uqe OF the one-.tt. dos-Ss 0f the match. Al
len the participant 10 score Of hat,les and con.
coded to I've nnr ri ih- tnnts tormidAb men OF
tie day. Was hacked sRatast Gallagher, an over
gown giant Of Ueme~dors physica, Development
and considerable experience Ia prtxNdghrnS, At
oids of ,Nco to fD. these being tho nrgu1l sam
s1skt1l II wna deetnes!, or VI $ldeA, ii be sur
thing, Tor Toms knpc'tor rcitncc, 1ainlng. aad
f1nr thrtirs to prevail against the erebrutc force
Of his adversary, 4ni THE match MAS oaly maize
10 view Of tie heavy odha and the chance that the
fMEces, undertf timxt!nR the Strength Of his op-
fol-nt. might, In m uu1u7rlcd moment, Leave IN
n!euing auf be knocked out OF time By single
NH*. There WAS little betting At any odds, And
comparatively little interest sstsched tn the Eight
=. An rnnt1 wns 10 be made this evening" to icauce
.ee Gallagher men tn go on With the nsht t.
lnosfo~, hut thefc VAS little prospect that such
an agreement could be arrived It.
, 1870-11-02
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET,

..... TcKspAY EyHxg, Eoy.:l.
The following table shows the daily receipts and
shipments Of live stock during the week, up To
, 1870-11-02

1rp, Averaging l.tos tss, t7.3.,z:a;.6s: Ss Inn'
ala stters, aEr.ass1rG l.lss n, ut sie5: Is d
~sesa4na - - H.; y ts; lnlnoG sssess, ~
. ,4,!:,: G" =. = e-'-: &c C1aadl oxen, Al
eragipx t,sea IL. At sae7k.
~lr,l u i.sul '.--s4lv ts Ohio sheep, nye"aS-
-. t., IL $S.t0. No c1Xnge from 1sst qunt1r
lions,
;..ss-Duli; Ohio. aver121oG I'll to ss5 hs, soil
.tt1.G O. 20; Indiana an.i Michigan. a7erasta.
- 70 IS rs, AZ $7.ou2 s-s7H; about 2,oo0 sold
tr17e fnie5,