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tilators, and shut them before shutdown, as the
great secret is, plenty of fresh air and moist
urc. Should mildew show itself, sprinkle
sulphur over the affected parts and keep the
house rather warmer for short time. l
might extend this subject and add many
hints that practice assuredly teaches the
young gardener, but If the foregoing re-
marks have been strictly followed, no fear
need be entertained as to the result. Such
house as l have described Is also adapted
for growing Peaches, Nectarines, Apricots,
&c, These should be potted one year in
advance of the fruiting season, using pots of
about ten inches in diameter, or If not ac-
cessible, large boxes will answer. The first
summer these may be plunged in the ground,
and so remain until frost, then to be carried
into the house. In March, as the mild
Spring days start the buds, the covering
must be taken fiom off the glass, and du-
ring the bossoming period, preserve the air
warm and moist. The Red Spider is the
greatest pest to be dreaded, and frequent
Swinging will alone cause it to disappear.
Give plenty Of fresh air and water at tie
roots, or the young fruit will drop imma-
turely. When nearly full size, the trees
may be carried into the open sir and again
plunged in the ground, when the fruit i'll
ripen with delicious flavor. One great de-
sideratum is certainly gained by this method,
for the Circulio. that determined enemy of
all our stone fruits NEVER WORKS UNDER
GLASS, hence we can secure Apricots. Nee
trines, and Plums, in abundance. This IS
no fancy sketch. but candid and impartial
statement of my own experience, and my
observation of the results obtained by 9TH
ers. In regard to the forcing. house, where
by we may anticipate the season, can also
say it is by no means an expensive under'a-
king. A simple chamber for the fire, with
the bars on level with the bottom of the
door, is easily built, and brick flue with
gradual rise is carried all round the house to
the farthermost corner, where the chimney
may run up. About the last of January, or
first of February, the fire may commence,
and gradually increased until the trees are
in blossom, when plenty of air should be
given. At other times syringe freely, as
nothing is more benefited with moisture on
the foliage, than fruit trees in pots. Grapes
may also be forced in pots, and vine two
years old will frequently produce two and
three large sized punches. Trees and vines
however, rarely force we'll secnd time, and
young plants should be used for sure crop.
In pots, Strawberries are excellent for this
purpose, and frequently yield largely,-the
fruit itself being larger and more snowy,
than if grown in the open air in the natural
way.
In concluding this paper, my add that
some portions of it may possibly seem am
biguous, or discouraglpg ! but I can only
reiterate, that the operetion which have
attempted to describe is simple, easily to he
learned, and exceedingly satisfactory to the
gardener who delights in the employment.
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They are sur. cure for Sore Throat Cold Croup
Dptherla, Calarrh or iuarseess; also, successful
remedy for Kidney Difficulties Price % cents per
BON sent ~ mail on receipt of price, by j. q. KEEL
LOGG, "a Plat street, New York Sole Agent for n
l. ,, my3O,Sw
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-07-07

Made OF poor rum, whskey, proof spirits and refus
liquors, doctored, spiced and sweetened to pleas
the taste called .ronics, .Appetizers .Restorers,
&c, that lead the tipler on to drunkenness and ruin
but are true medicine. made from the native roots
and herbs Of California, free from all alcoholic
stimulants- They are tile GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER
and LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE q perfect renovator and
invigorator of the system, carrying of all poisonous
matter, and restoring the blood to healthy condi
ton. NO person,can take these Bitters according to
directions and remain long unwell.
800 Will he given for an inuurable case provided
the bones are not destroyed by mineral poisons or
other means and the vital organs wasted beyond
the point of repair.
For infammatory and chronic rheumatism, and
govt, dyspepsia, or indigestion, bilious, remittent,
anu intermittent feyers diseases of the blood liver,
kidneys, and bladder, these bitters have been most
successful such diseases are caused by ytiated
blood, which is generally produced by arrangement
Of the digestive organs.
Cleanse the vitiatcd blood whenever you find the
impurities bursting through the skin in pmples,
eruptions or sores cleanse II when you lind 1t OBJ
structed and sluggish In the veins; cleanse 1t when
i is foul and your feelings will tell you when. Keep
follow.
Pin, Tape, and other worms lurking in the system
oil SO many thousands, are eectually destroyed and
removed.
In bilious, remittent, and Intermittent feyers these
biters have no equal. For full directions read care
fuy the circular around each hottie, printed In four
anguages-English, German, French and Spanish
j. WALKER, Proprietor 81 Commerce St, y. y.
X. ii. MCDONALD 4 Co,
druggists ami General Agents. san Francisco and
sacramento, Cal, and 30 ald "a Commerce ST., MY.
T-Sold BY all Druggists and Dealers. je4,sw
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AGENTS WANTED FOR
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-07-07
RaiIrrHa Eiues.
e. -pEIzzazz1E5 PHILADELPHIA VII.
III @MINGTON, BALTIMORE
Commencing Monday, April 4ta, 1870.

In q M1 "a 1s / BAITIMoRE
RHfLk6ID TINE TABLE
Commencing Monday, April 4tA, 1870.
Trains will leave Depot corner BROAD STREET
AS Ma MAsN TnxN A q ssS T. %
Connecting with Delaware Railroad at Wilmington,
with Delaware II. R. Line; at Clayton wnhbmyrna
Branch r. r. and M. d D. r r at Harrington with
j. 4 b r r. at seaford with D. b D. r X lat Del
With wsh " e. d
for Baltimore and Washington stopping AZ Whining.
ton, Perryville, and Havre-de-Grsce. Connect at
wilmington with train for New Castle.
EXPRESS TRAIN at 400 p. M. Sundays excep-
ted), for Baltimore and washington stopping at
Chester, Thurlow, Linwood, Claymont, wilmington
Charleston, Perryville, Hayre.de-Gracet Aberdeen,
Perrymans. Edgewood, Magnolia, chase's and stem-
NIGHT Hi EXPRESS at 11so p NJ, DAILY for Bati-
Claymont, Wilmington, Newark, Elxton, North East
Perryviiie Havre-de-Grace, Perrymans ana Mag
Passengers for Fortress Monroe and Norfolk, will
take the 120o NJ. Train
WILMINGTON TRAINS,
Stopping at all stations between Philadelphia and
Wilmington:
Leave philadelphia az ll.oo. A. M, aso, 400 and
ware Railroad for Harrington and intermediate sta
tions.
Leave wilmington at As and SO A M go 10, LOO n",
PUfLADh. AND BALTIC. CENTRAL II. r. TRAINS
Stopping at all stations Chester Greek and Phila-
delphia and Baltimore Central Railroad.
Leave Philadelphia for Port Deposit tSnndays ex-
ceptetD, at 100 A. NJ. and 430 T. NJ, Philadelphia
for Chadds Ford at 1000 A. NJ, and $50 p. NJ,
Philadelphia for oxford at 100 p. NJ The 100 A. M.
train stops at all stations between Philadelphia and
Lalnokin.
Leave Port Deposit for Philadelphia Sundays ex-
ccptcd at 20 A. M. and 425P NJ, Oxford for Phila-
ielphia at 500 A NJ, Shadd's Ford for Philadelphia
Trains leaving Wilmington at Gas A. M. and 400
p. M, will connect at Lam0kin Junction with the
100 A. NJ and 4s0 p M. trains for Philadelphia and
Baltimore Central Railroad.
THROUGH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE
Leave Wilmington at 1890, 1l.45 A. NJ, b42 and
CHESTER FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Chester 40, 8 Bs s4s, and 1los A. NJ,
FROM BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltimore at 1925 A. NJ, Way Mail. 9.05 A.
NJ, Express, 24O p. NJ. Express, 1925 P. M. Express,
1910 p. NJ Express
From Baltimore to Port Deposit and intermediate
stations at 800 T. M.
Accommodation train from Port Deposit will leave
Perryville at 64l A. NJ, for Baltimore and interme-
dlate stations.
Trains for Baltimore leave Chester at 12.oe A. NJ,
and Gil A. NJ, and 4.35 =. NJ.
Trains for Baltimore leave Wilmington at 1853,
2.03 and 1902 A. NJ, 1255 and 5.11 p NJ.
SUNDAY TRAIN FROM BALTIMORE.
Leave Baltimore ut 1925 T. M, stopping at Mag
nOa, Perrymans', Aberdeen, Havre-de-Grace, Perry
willie, Charlestown North East EktOn, Newark STAN
ton, Newport, Wilmington Claymont, LinwoOd and
Chester.
II. +. KENNEY. Superintendent.
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a. "a A DAi-liiisiness entirely new and hon
" II W orahlc Liberal Inducements. Descrp.
i've circulars free. Address j. Z. RAND x CO.
bi"lcipi'i, Me. jel4,3m
YsNllE MAGIC COMB will change any colored ha
II or beard to permanent black or brown
contains no poison. Any one can use it. one sen
10y mail for 81. Address
MAGIC COMB Co,
aPl,am Springfield, Mass
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train No leaves Springfield at 90 A. NJ. Joanna
WI, Gold Hun 10, Geigert0wn 90 White Bear
, ", Hampton 81 BirdsbDro' 40 Returning
leaves Birisboro at 40 r. NJ, Hampton 40 White
Bear 81 Geigertown S. Cold Run Oh, Joanna
8 10, Springfield 90.
:. TranNo /, North, connects at chadds Ford with
Trains on Is. c. X. r., arriving in Phlladelphia at
Oo a. M, and arriving I'm Baltimore ut is D. M.
and at Gainesville with train arriving In Phiiade.
phla at 20 a. H., and at Harrisburg at 12 as D. n
anu at Birdsboro with train arriving at Reading al
10 90 a. IN. e ~
Train No, 2, North, connects at Chadds Ford with
train arriving In Philadelphia at I 80 d. nl and nj
Coatesville with through train for all points West
AMI Ut Birdsboro with train arriving In Reading at
90 y. III. "
Train No. 8, North, connects at Chadds Ford with
trains Tor Philadelphia and Baltimore
Train No. 4, North. connects at BrdsbOro' with
ing at 10 20 a. IN.
Train No. /, South, connects at Coatesyille with
parkes6nrg train arriving at Philadelphia at 90 a.
m, ana at wilmington with train for PHILADELPHIA
ieuVlng at 10 ~ a. H., and train Delaware Rail-
road leaving at 10 10 a. III. -'''''
Train No. 2, South, connects at Birlsboro with
tralh leaving louisville at 40 q. III. At Coatesyie
NUN NAH Train West and Lancaster Train East AT
Huntington with Express Train for Baltimore aud
Washington. ~
Train No. g. South, connects at Coatesyille with
tion East, and at Cha,lds Ford with train leaving
fhiiauelpha at 430 p IN. and train arriving In Phii,
aiclphia at $50 p. m. " 80
q A Daily Stage from West Chester connects at
Sagers with all trains. "
j. c. SIIARPLESS,
Engineer and General SUPERINTENDENT
Coatesyllle, June II, 1870 ians' d,Nw
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-07-07

HO s A ID A L L S.

. TIE GREAT AMERICAN HEALTH
MISUNDERSTANDING the blood and cures
Scrofrla, syphilis, Skin Diseases, Rhc1l-
-, lnaflsm, Diseases Of Women and all
ShroniG Affections OF the Blood, Liver
and Kidneys Recommended by the
Medical Faculty and many thousands Of
our best citizens.
- Read the testimony Of physicians and
patients who have used Rosadalis; send
LOT our R0sadalis Guide to Health Book
or Almanac for this year which we nrh,
llsl LOT gratnit0ns distribution; II will
n give you much valuable information.
~ ~. X. W. Carr, of Baltimore. saws:
take pleasure In Recommending YOUR
lt0satialis as Il very powerful Alternative.
! nave seen 1t used In two cases with
lappy results-one In asecOndary syphi-
III sis,in Wnicn lhe patient pronounced him
sell cured after having taken five bottles
OF your medicine. The other Is a case Of
" scroilia OF long standing, which IL rap
- inly improving under its use, and the
Indications are that the patient Will soon
recover have carefully examined the
= formula by which your R0sadaljs is
~ llauc,and tintl II an excellent compound
. OF Alternative ingredients.
Or. Sparks, Of Nich0lasville, XIV. saws
A~A he has used Rosadalis IN cases Of Scrnf-
MA and Secondary Syphilis with salts
factory resuts-as cleaner of the blood
KNOW no better remedy.
Samuel q. McFadden, Murfreesboro,
Tenn, says:
have used seven bottles Of Rosadalis.
and am entirely cured Of Rheumatism:
send me four hotties az | wish il fur nv
brother, who has scrOful0us sore ewes
p benjamin Bechtol, Of Lima, Ohio.
writes, nave suffered for twenty wears
with an lnveterate eruption over INV
whole body; a short time since pnr r
chased bottle Of Rosadalis, and il ~
fected a perfect cure. y
- Rosadalis is sold by all druggists
Laboratory, 81 Exchange Place, Balti-
more.
DIR. CLEMENTS 4 co.
feb17,iyw PronrIet.,rs
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ii. G. X co. conclude that 1t Is only necessary to
quote few of their offerings as an index of the
prices at which this SUPERB STOCK viii lie dis
posed OF, to Insure an early call
Handsome Doube-wldth Chene Mohairs, a7H cents.
Doube-fold Foulard Mohairs, IS cents
ponbe-fold Norwich Popns, in the new light
shades 56 cents.
Iioyles Yard-widc English Prints 25 cents.
Printed Satin Cloth a new article for the house or
walking Costume, 85 cents.
One Of the Finest Organizes imported 40 cents.
Real Scotch Ginghams, in all colors 2s cents.
Two eases Of French Foulard Mohairs, which sold
by the piece for 65 cents are now offered at Sd
cents.
Black Lyons Gros Grains and Drap lie Lyon, Of the
best makes, from $3.50 to S per yard.
Chene silks Of the latest designs Of the Paris mar
s25O
Striped Silks from s150 to $500.
Black Canvas Bareges extra superb quality 62b
cents. 80
Black Canvas Bareges, rs cents
Black Canvas Barcgcs, all widths and qualities, up
TO ST. X
Walking Suits, Lace shawls, Lace Points.
ALL AT THE NEW RATES.
apl,3m, d&w,sepl ,3ln,d&w
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Also, FREIGHT TRAIN, with Passenger Car at
tached, VIII leave Wilmington about 400 A. Nj;
New Castle, ADD; MiddetOwn, $3.50; Clayton, 1901
Dover, $50; Camden, gf6; Felton, 1910 and be due
at Harrington about 1890 A. NJ Returning, to leave
Harrington about 305 r. NJ, FELTON,, 800, Camden,
455, Dover, 535 MORTON, 500. Clayton, $50, Mid
dletown, $50, New Castle, 1000 and be due at Will
mington about 1890 z. NJ Subject to delays incident
to freight business
This train will stop to take up passengers only at
stations named hut will set down passengers at any
stopping place. EXCEPT Hare's Corner, State Road,
Delaware junction and Dupont
NEW CASTLE TRAINS.
Leave New Castle for Wilmington and Philadel-
phia at T.40 A. Nj. Leave Philadelphia, 1900 M, and
Wilmington LOO p. NJ, for New Castle.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.
Additional to those above Will leave Smyrna for
Clayton 1l.40 A. NJ, and 500 p. NJ. Leave Clayton
for rmyna. a40 A. NJ, and 400 r. NJ, to make con-
neetio with trans to and from Dover, and Stations
south.
CONNECTIONS.
At Clayton, with M. & d. II. II. for Easton Hnd In
terinediate places.
At Harrington, with j. 4 b. r. II. for Milford,
Georgetown Lewes and intermediate places.
At Seaford, with d. a ID. X. X. for fredericksburg,
Cambridge and intermediate stations.
AT Delmar, with 4. s. X. X. for Salisbury, Princess
Anne Criseld and intermediate stations. Also, for
Berlin and stations on W. 4 r. X. X.
f. Q. SEwALI,
superintendent DEL r. II.
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II. +. KENNEY. superintendent.
TT, ssN Esssassssszl DELAWARE RAIL ROAD
La SkY EE3aSSs5sss.sj5t1sa LINE.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, April. 4TH, 1870.
Passenger Trains will follows, until further
notirp.-
, 1870-04-21
TIE CONVENTION.

SFRNGT1uo, IL, ApE1l ~
FEDERAL RkI4T1oSA
TIN convention Ycasse1ub!e.I 1t O'Clock. The
,et.,Tt ~ the Committee on Federal Relations,
Which Wis The special ordcr for to-day, WIS post
rane0 ioI uuI - .1sssr rHK JUDICIARY ARI1Qk.
fh m : TWHin nrrsenfed prote.t from rHelye
Nj nsla" - ,Sn Eh.mnsie1 bar aralnst The adop-
tnempets y. taG - n SudLeiaT Corup,Itte,, ~
ten oi tne tttTss ILL., Vrts =. 10 ~ thn sfs.r
inadequate ~ .oS - - 49, 9s,u.,T y. ~ S ~. no-n
Rk!vE. ~ rr.o,re.i itsrY tnto Committee Of
the Whole, ana took W w Ssns.as 1hs ~ nes.son
report Of the COMMITTEE on Gnua1es g e t. 0Hs1 ~
, 1870-04-21

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III. Butler lMaas-, proPoecs 70 odE N ~
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Attt:.n A,ss.oE Of Iotesnal hTenSe " S e.s;l,h
LI,Irs I'D ,"iarco ~ may tr nf<.ssaly a.o. repeal
ink Ill cshcr tntr1ual taxation "sss,cvcs.
, 1870-04-21
CHICAGO WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
chicago WEEKLY TRIBUNE,


l-FAHN AND GARDEN: Ihs Wheat AAskst-LeE-
TT frpra Rus1r-Sowiax Of GEan Sced-EAsiy
Pl1nrue and Good Seed CoTo-Aose About the
AArn.dell Norway osts-Aoct1na sr'1ns heat
Potato Qxts-Whst He Did Not Know Of PaE1n-
tEk-lsn,o.tanct Of Plan In Lying Out Farm
70 The Farmer Boss-Tha Hcaiaer-"hst the
west Hc~d.-Sotes OF Tfs~cl -
AGRICULTURAL NEWS, CORRESPONDENCE
AsDSELECTIOSS: In Brsef-Fattcnins pssa 1t
Eight Months-What to do Ftfss s-fEe:n!unas fot
Field ctops-Foot Rot tn casae-Cn3t4vsssn d
Wheat
3-yETERESARY: Letter from ystesiua.iau-The
Fyr and it, pisea-1-
4-OuR PUBLIC LANDS: Thris Over.esr, Joserh s
Wilsou-Ht4 Report for ists-Cu.ious Featurrs Of
thr Lind sy,ten-Ihe Railway and otaes G.ats
5-L0SDOS-The Enel!sh Hnus- Of Losls-The How
ard Cate-Fe<sE III Tx, Cabinet
s-FOREIGS GOSSIP.
.-rpETRY: RI .:ru.tr.nec-A uo7stkecpcs'. l..
s-roR BoYs AND GIRLS: n.u., Ward Beeehe,'s
Flint F;shine-Nnmancr of Childhood.
a-WM. H. HERSD0S AND ABRAHAM L1SCoLS'
An.wrt to II. zn1un's Account of Lneola's Esl6s-
iout lIistnsy. $500.
n.-Mist,ELI.ANrO1rs: \ Sorry Mth.p-An Indian
Ma.sacrr-t;u1a aud Slsrr Stat. Il 3s1Aui-1fs-
ma.kab,. suieiIr- sti.t.er4,ic Mani4: Laaa,ss'
Iekr-Tsasds Al o1-ltA
ii-T1IE LAST ESCAPE FROM SIBERIA: Thrill
ins Hltuzy ot Folet journey u Fttedoas.
ia-OlD AND NEW: 4 Column If III S.sta-
l1-11TERARy: Ces3p and Notices OF New Books II
II, NE h1,t Abruad- ........
Day to Dsy. with Suus~T Of Interesting Let
,4rHE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION: Ful
AccouEt Of P.scss,dinsf.
| 1S-X1SCEILANEUUS NEWH.
| l-RpTTORIALS: Ps.tssao LexisAtion-WomAo Sat
| frakc In rlrunis-rht Fa1 Of Pig 1rcn-Ena Of I
TvrsEt--Nante,l, Azilruzd Btsdku-PolAr Ex
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| l5-WASHlNGTOS: poinss u the week It the NJ
| tonal cAptal ...
scuSGREss1ONAL PROCEEDINGS: Full sy
, 1870-04-21

Recovery OF u Portion OF tho Money
stolen from tho vcTnflIton County
Trcnst1ry-lA hnrd Cfansc After tho
Robbers, who Take to tho " ntcF
nnd Throw Away their BOOTY.
TKRRB HATE, April a1-slxteen thousand doll
arB Of the money stolen frpm the of1tce OF tac
Treasurer Of yeImtlllon County has been rrcoy-
ered- 4 farmer. near Clinton, ea~ two
suspicious men list evening, and
called to them to stor. Epon this they ran The
farmer gave chzsc. and \ aaI1e gang of railroad
labo1c1s joined him IN the 1s1aut The f1E1rves
ne1l to the WAhaAh InytF pulled OH tnoet OF tnelf
rlpthInp. Jumped in and fHan towards tho other
*horc. bnc Of them threw from bis possession
rackace to epst,le him 70 sKt1n faster. some OF
tie rnrxutnK raYty Fwam ont and secured the
package, and found II to contain f1s, Co Of M tne
inisetuC money. When tho thieves reached the
shore i mnn attempted to Rtor them. hnd sue
eecded IN nocktnE one OF Them .o~n w1a IN a.:
antagonist OF, wheseuron the robbers took to the
esh With no clothing shirts and 'M,a7s :;
men arr nftcr the rntbcrs, and IN their present
conlltion they can harsily escape capture
, 1870-04-21

Invcstlgnt1on OF the affnir~ OF FL
collector Spcnr-A Deficit OF 9loo,-
0OO piscoyered--Efgor&S Mndc TO
Hush the Matter Mps
LxAyEswon111, April eo-The Investigation o.
the Affairs Of John srsaI Collector o. lnIs.na' @
Revenue District Of Kansas, Il now going On here
From evidence collected It arreass shA, be va
defaultcf 10 the extent Of $4,000 The mater
waa uncar:hed hy supervisor Matt, anu Is belng
r,1*ccntrs hy Collector 4tnthony: In whoss aanas
ills claim has teen placed for collection: while, On
The other hand, great enoEt Is being ma1e ~ ;. q
Snea.s t.onf.sMcn here and at " WashnKtoa 70 nav e
tic proc etdipgs stoppt.l and the matter coEcred
m. The Hon. Sidney Claftc Is SAID 70 he On
S..ar-s toAi AMI IL Iatsefinr t0 hay" al! fcsenue
officials. wht are toenzant OF the 'asts, srmoyri
frou bllcr and others appointed. THIS rsoEfamMe
was tnsurura,e4i Ly the removal Of Assistant As
sesso1 IncIney, Of this d.ststoo. which wtll ps0ea
hly bc followed By III attempt to remove han ~ ~
from Colonel Mars jurisdiction, and the nHnt io
The remova! Of Collector anthony here ne 'aGu sI,i
zens being cae! upon to pay taslr Evssnus "a "a
nIanstton, ID the Collectors boofs.aA teaa' a.
sron.Ic4,, Ac. In every case, receipts lsom s,
~ his Iru,,ts, O! othtF evidence showing the ~,
meni Of iases, have been produced
, 1870-04-21
Enfrn nchiAinE Allcns-Bcbntc In the
Constitutional Conventions

II. II. 1,,,r ,,oSntu ~ n. hn.
1ne louoWlnS are Inc leAa1a& putuAs " ~ ~
bate In tho Constitutional Convention. On fTlday'
on the amendment p0ered hy Nj. Cody to The dt6t
aee.,on of thr .rtIel, m the rtrht Of sufr1Se TO
H. eact tns, +rrry m.]c t,hebitsn nj Of tas Sate,
Ane eAee1 InA' efes1 in4.s w.. - -. ...-..
- .oe eAae " o' W. Auof sI .--ta. =, :. ~ c...a
~. ~.ey IN INA cnnnty thrse month"; tnd the
"ue ss~@' - - .S.--s.- .nonld ~ entttiad =,
ciecuon atssteea tau "ea0 @1e1" ~ ~'1~4 ~
vote at Ill elections:
4r Cameron xsId. This question: tn M opinion
ts11eU rave md important one, and should not
~ tS. nS s,en;to., Of de- proposed aendraens On
, 1870-04-21

Tho Red River Expcdttion-
nj tae Wctinnd Car pcning
OTTAWA, Aprtl so.-rne 1Epf' II.
Iii ssnft a vessel With troop .tal Governrnen,
r. utGson nav 10 Iench for the Red Kirct
rrxt III init Fort York altlt the
rsO0.ooS sterling eminent has pail over the
nnSso,. nv Cur greed upon a. payment TO the
tif1es 10y .l'an5 On the surrender OF theif
c.n:.a,, ,a,Mt RlsEs, Ont, April e0.-Thc Wtlau,I
, 1870-04-21
MARPYEtff

: -. :
DRExSAS-AMF:s.-In this city. on the 18th tnst-.
II The residence ot H. An.ttn bTnthcr.in1w 4 Tie
Ean aEd Mis- Sct,it Asnse both Of CHICAGO.
~ !ien .Rj Dnr!A4 ~, f.t1A@1s p+Atr e,pF
Arr II r. Rev j. airr3fcld, II ths n-iaenc. 81 ii.
Eride. rArEt.. EdxarA X Price to I1zit II. Howlty.
ukrshscf 1t " n RyWlcy Eau
, 1870-04-21
E,rrxton nj Pcktn. Tnzeue11 County
New IRnilFond-Obttuaary

r1or,A, ILL.,, April so:-At the reAin election; ot:
held III stuu,lay, J. T. Ihomnson. Dtiaoefa1, VIZ
elected Mzyor fy 2oo majority. The DEMO
cTat. also elected the .tttorncy, Tfcss.
urrr, Assistant Aagshal, two supeF1!soss aha M
thrtc Aldermen. The Republicans elected ne
Collector. Marshal STREET Commissioners, FoAce
NaCistTztes, School Inspectors, one Supervisor.
and three Aldermen. The Council VII! st1nh ses.
en- democrats to hye Republicans The EoIc "2a
nut hrayy. and there was but little excitement
The rst stake Oh The !lnc Of the Peoria, Atlanta
/ Decatur Railroad was driven BY Engineer Cas-
TIN yesterday. .., .,..
| died on Sunday evening.
, 1870-04-21
DIED.


dAnEhtry af Sat L. and AASkie l. Ferry. axsd years,
n.pnth., Ali = tzEb. ..-
Nctiee 1t funeral "a evening rs7~tr.-
STRUSti.-un the 18th int. MaEy Adele, t0fA ant
daughter of Franklin T. Strong Aev>4 ID .n.'ntha-
Funeral will take plarr to-day .lsS. At II L tEo
Tf.xtd4ree Sonfh MGyAt
, 1870-04-21

New ORLEANS, Artil 91.-CnTToS-Ftru; mid.
ding, a7Ac; skies 4,oGo bales: receipts, I,osl
bars: t:uck, Is, ,4s bales.
IsRRApsTC1Fs-Coln dull and lower white and
yellow, &l.Dla1-Da.
rEnvIapSs-B4con arm and unchanged Las11-
Terce easier, 16t2 2l6kc: teE nF1pcr, ls4'e15hc.
WH1sEET-Dn and }nWer, 2Et3tLG74.
Other articles unchanged.
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