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New-York tribune., 1870-05-30
HOME NEWS.
THR WEATHER

MISUNDERSTANDING, the 2sth, rainy from nidnlght
5ls D. also, very cool before sunrise owing 10 tne
prevalence OF gale Of wind very unusual so late III MAY
The sky overcast nearly for the "a hours; hgh Win
SUNRISE very windy sunrise to p m either ram
mist from midnight to 5:ls D. m; raining lDO p III; 70
fine Rain depth, 1-l0O of an lhcn. NoV
27th-From II D. IN. to II, raining stormng; overcast
Rain depth not measurable. Yesterday, sunday the
10Th was generally rainy. The sky overcast rom
midnight TO 10 D. m and very cloudy from o. m 10 IL
Either rain or mist fell at times from midnight 10 De
tween and a. M; rain or light mist Irom li'oo d. III
10 10 y. III. Rain depth, 2-l0 OF an inch. -, 49,.
Appended il synopsis of the Central fark MetevIo
logical Department report for the week ehuihg MA!
2s, 1870: noo.
BAROMETER Inches THkhsohhrhN W. 80 A
rps
Maximum al u o. m Msy22 0l5 Maximum at p m MAY - -
Minimum at 28 20 7a0 Minimum, at a. H. May
.il6 Range... 'Lo'
M,v "a rain from AIS m 10 m-amoun of wae... Oi inch
to " m-amount OF "aieI,' 10
May Oh 0m TO IL p m-Anoun oil NAe'' 'lOn"
Total amount Of water for n heh'
Distance Travelled BY the wind during the week, oO miles
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.


ARRIVED. .
Star Conner Svnemunde MAY via Copennagen H.
And Christ ansund, Norway 49, mdse. and pass 80 An
steamship Winchester Palmer Vera Cruz May 5 sss 49, and hs
yana "A mdse and pass - -, , u,.
steamship Easara Brakeman, Richmond City Point and Norfolk
mdse. and - 49,, c,,-.- -, .-,
Steamship Fairbanks Howe, wilmington n y, hsya, nor's
seamship Gen. Barnes Mallory Savannah ndse and
WIED-sundown s., cloudy.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
s.v.xv.u GA -Aryed steamship Virgo from HevYors sehr
H. g. Bird from Providence Arrived 18th, steamships Herman 1saE
s,on fom New York; North Point from Baltimore Ceard Th
san Jacno untsye for NerfOrk oha"1
PhdeIbhia ORIENTAL ship Universe TOR Liverpool
obT Pf Tor Iayre shrs squan for Providence Ann V
enine for Boston.
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEKvsrowy 29Tb. steamship Denmark hom Neh'iorA o
Liverpool, arrived yesterday.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

F1fth ANCnut I1OItI-NFTIdIUIS INtIIVt77 '''I
Harris Of Louisiana the Hon. John A. Griswod, Troy
the Hon VI. =. Bemus Mayville, N u; Gen. r. a.;
Starring Washington Count Won Lmburg stlrinef OF
Holland L. II. Crosby, Chicago Capt Dixon, England,
and b. Eads, ST. Louis. St Nicholas liOtel-Sehator
Rice and the Hon. Thomas BOles, NJ G., Arkansas !;
Judge Noah Davis, Albion n. V; Gen L. \. sheldon,
New Orleans Major John w Cameron Horth CnToIlIa
fbe Hon C. H. Sherrell, Washington, and DR.. furlnal,
louisiana - Hoffman House-EN-Goy. Snyth OF
New Hampshire the Hon. ID. n. Cooley, Washington al
W A. Reach. Troy, == AstOr HOuse-1he Hon X j.
Haldeman, NJ. C., Pennsylvania; the Hon L. r. Poland
NJ C., Vermont Gen. o. L. Shepherd, U. r. a., alid anu
Hon W. +. Dole, the Hon. j. p. Newshom WASH
ington. and the Hon. H.. o. Chesebroi t'n- ~
audaigu New-York HOtcl-Ihe Hon. Hendrlck B'
Wright Pennsylvania == Westminster H0tel-ProI'
VIM Watson of fBostOn, and Lieut.. Commander Green
6 Navy - Coleman Housc-EX-COngressna Ey Oh
Rochester -= Everett HOuse-The Hon. Montgomery
Blair Washington G.. V. Fox eX-Assistant SeereItiy 9
the NAVY. Judge Woodbury. of Boston, and Gen. W H.
REYNOLDS Providence. -= Union-place Hotel-fr9I'
Mahan of West Point. - Clarendon hOtcI-O' H.
LatrObe OF Baltimore.
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At a snecial meeting at the Produce Exchange

III sPtCIdI HIOCIIIIE at tIIC ,I - 1,'1, -
gTess tO assist in providing cheap transportation between
the Eastern and Western States resolutions were adopted
that in the Judgment OF this Association the water com
muncatiOn between the Mississippi River and Lake Mich
gan can I've made t0 float ffeghted steamboats, at the
lowest stage OF water and Is great public necessity
which will he cheaply realized by an expenditure OF
&OO0OOO & 10000 IL was also resolved 10 IeCOineAa
the sDblsft ~ tl'e confederation VI CODgiess'
New-York tribune., 1870-05-30

TIE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLEFhas larger
circulation than other evening paper in America In order
commOde the NewlOrk pas who desire this
the following agencies have been established
Hamilton Jones No Asior House outslei j. II. Hitler News
Exchange ST. Nicholas HO Aor House koundl; Msrs Dunn
Case j. Central Railroad Depot foot OF Lberys James Coils
jersey City Ferry foot Of Courtandtst C. Ferry
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headsches from which many suffer terribly relieved
but permanently hansei 10y IROS SRI
PHrR POWDERS The dissolve
spoonfus hafhoury until the which will
the whole is consumed Often doses will be
pain possibly adopted few
times the complaint will be entirely cured
Sold By druggists package twelve powders ST three
81 So Mailed free MONEY a tour risk.
HALL 4 RUCKKL New York
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Turkish Baths, 13 aight-st-Gents' hours.
9 to 8a IN, and to p. Ladies', 10 to II
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ii. y. SQURE's, o. Fulton ST. New York, is
e best place to buy reliable ,cnEs 6he DrASoSD oho. JEW
KLhY, and sLyERwARE Diamonds specially.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-30

PYLE's o. X. SOAR, the best and most
economical Family Soap Sold by Groers everywhere
New-York tribune., 1870-05-30

WOOL AND lIOP TwINES, CORDAGE AND PA.
fER WARKHorsE-WLLaRD HAKyEY, 80 Broadway New.YorL
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0RANC,E
IAnnouncements.l
THE FORT WILLIAM HENRY HOTEL. LAKE

GEORGE will open for the the Isl Of June under the aDe
Management Messrs RogssLB Son OF the Arlington" Wash
gon d. G. Lake George stands prominent hclass
Summer resorts and the Fort William Henry Hotel has worldwide
reputation,
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GOLD AT PAR.

GOLD AT PAR
WAL TIL A M w A II & III T. -
ladies apd Gentlemen OF correct time keepers in the newest
styles OF GOLD and SILVER CASES will do well 10 call on
FULLER CO.,
2J J0HEsT., ~ Y
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NCHITTENANGo WHITE SULPHUR WATER cures
Dyspepsia Kidney Diseases Rheumas aud Scroiua all
Druggists. Depot No Colegepsce j. T. HEs Send for circular
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15MM NOW in USE.

AZ M NOW IN uSE'
GEO. A. PRINCE G. CO.'S
,RGANS A MD NJ H. l. . ID r. o Ms
Win h delivered apy part Of United States reached BY express
% thy have no ageuO CHARGE receipt Of list pnce
Send for price list and circulars Address
GEO. A. PRINCE &c Co, BUFFALO Ny
GEO. A. PRINCE Co, CHICAGO ILL
CAVINGS BANK and LIFE ASSURANCE
combined very important feature introduced By the
ECONOMICAL MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
securing BY sh combination either Of the three great essentials Of life
vz capital for family purposes" provision Tor old
ace or legacy for family" Some OF the other advantages Of
fere by the Company are .
Firs Its secuy Company have 81 $40 assets for every $1,000
liabilities
Second Processes to be- real Mutual Economical Corn
many established conducted purpo and solely for the entire ene
Ct Of the insured as scrutiny into its expenses and Investments
will prove; consequently
Third: charge lower rates than any other mutual com
pany thus the reap the advantages Justly due them
Fourth: Premiums only forfeited but padup policy WITH
dividends ssued after the first payment il required
Fifth: Cash dyden applied reduce the second and all subsequent
annual payments
s No erra rates travelling by lake officers Of the army
navy or merchant marine the lives Of women
Seventh The and Directors Of this Company are men OF n
tona reputation integrity and ability The security OF the Com
pany is unloubted, a above shown
Business Of other life insurance companies and some OF
the most prominent country have given this Company the
prence the be found lists OF those insured
W T OKIR Manager for New-YOrs. Isl Broadway.
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SOUTHERN PRESBYTERIAN ASSEMBLY.

LOUISVILLE, May 28.-ln the Presbyterian
General Assembly yesterday, the Judicial Committee
made majority and minority report oa an overture
from Montgomery, Ala The majority report favors the
appointment Of Committee Of Conference with instrnc
tons that the difficulties which lie In the way Of cordial
correspondence between the two bodies must be dis
tncly met and removed One Of the resolutions OF the
majority report says that they must purge themselves OF
error in regard 70 political utterances, deliberately pro
nOunced year after year. and which, in our opinion, was
a BETRAYAL OF the cause and Kingdom OF our common
Lord and head Nor by official correspondence
consent blunt the edge OF this our testimony concern
ing the nature and mission of the Church az purely
spiritual body among men. After some discussion, the
majority report was adopted -,
In the evening session minority report and subst
tute majority report rejected and the ma
joTity report adopted by vote Of 10 to 6 Ihe Com
mittee on Foreign Correspondence instructed 10
draft eXpOsOry letter to the churches respecting
COMMITTED 10 confer with a like Committee from the
Northern Church consists OF the Rev Drs. Leighton
Wilson Thomas Peek, Andrew Kerr william Brown, ana
Ebb, A. G. McIlvaine and Col Charles A. Ready
New-York tribune., 1870-05-30
POUGHKEEPSIE, n. Y.-Chares n. Andrews

the missing hookeepe the Chatham Bank, arrived herr Sunday
night all right His story singular lie when he disap
he sinking down unknown spot He hsd
been wandering nearly weeks and awoke TO CONSCIOUSNESS
o'clock SATURDAY the woods ngton miles from
He has idea of having been in field New
jersey walked SATURDAY night reaching hs boarding house
NwYork at clock yesterday morning Ills arrival has caused much
rtnc
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proclamation against and betting the purpose being 10 com
prl the propetos pay himself and deputies each 20
per The Kuper farm Van Wyck and Liberty yes was sod
on Sauniay hy direction Court for t720 Peter
Brink esq NesYork the purchaser Schuyler Reey
ra rsng woohaven from his yesterday
and seriousy fatally injured.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-30
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, MAY 80, 1870

e.Justice Dodge e1 Senator Lent, MesTs r. A. Cons.
ling and f. c. Detmod, and several other promhs,r ,or
gentlemen invited guests on the occaSV " vas
those who were present hosptable entertainment "as
provided after the lecture in the adjoining parsonage
The speaker argued that religion IL @ ~ tianfv
ia the true religion and Caholcity the true Snfs,a& a ny
that bad Catholics do not prove Cathocty o, s under
education would remedy or prevent many esms "'"'i
which the poorer Catholics In this city now suner.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-30
MR.. BEECHER on THE OBSERVANCE OF
SABBATH.

Despite the storm of yesterday large con-
gTcgation gathered at Plymouth Church Mr.. Beecher
preached from text found in the 5Sth chapter 18th and
18th verses Isaiah f thou away thy foot from
doing thy pleasure my holy day, and call the Sabbath
delight, the holy of the Lord then thou shalt delight
thyse the Lord and will cause thee To ride upon the
high places Of the earth" He said Every house Of any
consideration has init best room. Iii usually furnished
with the choicest things man can afford. Whatever
there l. that stands apart from common uses te parOr
receives. Ii j. the room OF honor Now what the pdror
H. the house is Sunday 70 the rest OF the week Tue
week j. house and sunday l. the best room III H. rs
day 10 De looked mp 10 az the best day OF the week III
these words oi Isaah we see tt SUNDAY was 70 pe non
Urdhci u was TO be mehOidIe II WHs u'I & @
that II will lay aside day for worship the LORD VIII
bisS' t,ie. ~ j. no. 10 20 % " d us ~ ul & ,bi " 'ar ,
say it delight We are 10 bear this IN mind that
whatever you do on the Lords Day you may take
this as its chaTactcr-it must be pleasant !;
made pleasant by higher manhood, by the enjoyment
Of Christian Joys II II TO he the day OF the week
which j. 10 act higher nature IL should, there
fore carry this feeling Of jOyiulness IN mans nature
Won shah 80 employ the Sabbath Day that your higher
nature shall say II delight and honorable A. the
entertaining company his house, tbe Sabbath Is TO
De kept separate from the rest OF the week Keep your
shaying aud your dirt out Of the Lords Day IL not
then 10 De working day am not supersu0us on tins
subject i don't think that If man, walking III his
Ii would be marked down against him in the LORDS
book. I regard 1t : the one day In the week when
not 10 crouch 10 any one to-day, am man. man
stands hi manhood that day. Wherefore say that
must be unlike other days Sunday is the poor mans, 10
is your day II my day 1t is liberty day II Is not be
a visiting day. / not supersttOus about this
either believe that the question IL not Can l. or can
not visit but rather What sort OF visiting would DO me
good, make me betteTi have known ministers going
TO preach the sabbath, after the service not to be
asked 10 dinner, from OverscTupuOusness
the part OF their parishfUners who afraid Of
breaking the Holy Day do not think II Is wrong,
child should be 80 brought up that when he thinks OF
home, he shall think sunday the best day, the cul
mating point Of the joys Of the week II s in the light
O making this day Of Joy that can discuss the ques
tiOn of walking and amusement on the Sabbath. Now
am decidedly IN favor OF walking upon the Sabbath.
And any co. all should RO don't let the children
counter temptation alone. But 1t must be- done sObery
50 far a. the working classes concerned IL may be
~ occasional truth that IL IN wise " take them out VI
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-06-16
CHAPTER 13o.

CHAPTER 13o.
AN ACT to Repeal Section two OF
Chapter 100 Of the laws OF the
Ninth General Assembly and enact
Substitute therefor, in relation to
the Duties OF Railroad Companies.
SEC. l. BE 1t enacted by the General
assembly Of the State Of 1owa, that sec.
ton two, of chapter 100, OF the laws
Of the ninth gen raj assembly, be and
the same is hereby repealed.
Sec. .. In the month OF June i'll
each and every year, every railroad
company operating railroad IN this
State. shall fix its maxium rates oil
fare for passengers and freight for
transportation OF timber, wood and
coal, per ton, cord or thousand feet
per mile also its fare and freight per
mile, tor transporting merchandise
and articles of the first, second, third
and fourth classes OF freight; and on
the first day OF July following, shall
put up at al the stations and depots
on its road, printed copy Of such
fare and freight and cause copy to
remain posted during the year. For
wiltully neglecsing so to do. or forwil.
fully receiving higher rates Of fare
or freight than those posted, the com
pany shall ferfelt and pay to the
State of Iowa tor tie use of the
school fund, not less than one hun
drcd dollars, nor more than two
hundred dollars, to be recovered ir
any civil action il the name of the
State; and it is hereby made the duty
of the several district attorneys with
in their respective districts, to sue
for and recover all sums forfeited as
aforesaid and such company shall al
SO forfeit ana pay to the person in
iured, double the amount OF com
pensatlon or charge illegally taken,
to be recovered by such person in a
civil action.
Sec. 3. This act being deemed by
the general assembly of immediate
Importance shall take effect and be IN
force from and after it's publication
IN the Daily State Register and Des
Moines Daily Bulletin, newspapers
published in Des Moincs, Iowa.
Approved April IA, 1870.
/, Ed Wright, Secretary of State,
hereby certify that the foregoing act
was published in the Daily Iowa State
Register, April Goth, 1870, and Dcs
Moincs Daily Bulletin April Goth
1870.
ED WR1GIiT, Secretary Of State.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-06-16

ELEC7ION NOTICE.
WHEREAS petition signed by one.third
of the tax payers Of Lincoln township, Ta>
ma County, State Of Iowa, has been pre-
sented to the undersigned, Board Of Truss
tees Of said township, asking that the ques.
ton Of al ing the Burlington, Cedar Rap.
ids and Minnesota Railway Company in the
construction Of a railroad through The north
part of Spring Greek township on or near
the line lately surveyed by tho Farmers
Union X. Il. Company by tax Of five per
cent upon the taxable property Of Line, In
township be submitted TO the electors there.
Of. Therefore in compliance with the laws
Of the State Of Iowa, i'll such cases made and
provided, il is 1t reby ordered by the UNDER
signed Boardof trustees of said Lincoln
township that there shall b, special elec>
ction held at Is Mile Grove, the usual
place Of holding elections in said Lincoln
township, on the eighteenth day Of June,
1870, for the purpose Of submitting the
said question Of taxation to the qualified
electors of saidLincoln township, and all
those voting for the tax aforesaid shall
have written or printed on their ballots
the words "For Taxation and MI those
voting against the tax aforesaid shall
hvae written or printed on their ballots the
words "Agains, Taxation
Witness our hands this 18th day Of May,
1870.
ELIAS BALDWIN, Trustees Of Lin>
J.r. @. coLD, Tana Co., Iowa
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after the word district in the same
line the words cor circuit"
Strike out Of the eighth line of said
section the words Judge OF the
county court Or"
Strike out of the ninth line Of said
section the word county and III.
scrt in lieu thereof the word eds
trict."
Sec, 2. This act being deemed Of
immediate Importance shall take ct
feet and Ic in force from and after its
publication in the Des MONIES Bullo-
tin and Des Moines Statesman, news
papers published at Des Moines,
Iowa.
Approved April IA, 1870.
/, Ed Wright, Secretary Of State,
hereby certify that the foregoing act
was published i'll the Des Moines
Daily Bulletin, April %, 1870, and
the Des Moincs Daily Statesman,
April %. 1870.
En- WRIGHT, Secretary of State.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-06-16
CHAPTER 13s.

AN ACT to consolidate taxes which
are uniform, in civil townships and
independent school districts, and to
amend section TAG Of the Revision
Of 1860.
SECTION !, BE 1t enacted by tic Gen
eral AssemJly Of the State Of Iowa, That
all taxes which are uniform through
out any civil township, or indcpend-
ent school district, in each and every
county of this State, shall be formed
into single tax, entered upon the
tax list in single column, and de-
nominated a consolidated tax, and
that each tax receipt shall show the
pc. centum levied for each separate
fund.
SEC. 9. That section TAG of the
Revision Of 1860 be and the same is
hereby amended SO as to read rs fol
lows: "Section TAG. At their regu
lar meeting in September in each and
every year, the board Of supervisors
shall levy the requisite tax for the
current year in accordance with law,
and shall record the same in the prop.
or book, and it shall be the duty OF
the county auditor as soon as practic-
able to complete the tax list by car
rying out in a column by itself the
consolidated tax, road tax, polls, IT.
regular tax, (if any be levied, and
total tax, and after adding up each
column Of said taxes he shall appor-
ton the consolidated tax among the
respective funds to which it belongs
according to the number Of mills lev
led for each Of said funds, and shall
carry forward the several amounts
showing a summary of the total
amount Of each distinct tax.
SEC. 3. The treasurer Of each and
every county, shall on or before the
tenth day Of each month, apportion
the consolidated tax of each civil
township or independent school dis
trict in his county, collected during
the preceding month, among the sew
cral funds to which it belongs accord
ing to the number Of mills levied for
each fund contained IN said consol-
dated tax, and having entered the
amount Of tax for each fund includ-
ing other taxes collected during the
preceding month upon his cash &C
count, he shall report tire amount Of
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-06-16
CHAPTER 40.

AN ACT 20 amend the law in respect
to the liens of mechanics and 9th
ers.
SECTION |. BE 1t enacted 6y the Gen
eral assembly Of the State Of Iowa, That
section 1917 Of the Revision of 1860,
is hereby amended by adding thereto
the following:
"Prorided, that any such sub con
tractor may ut any time within six
months after his work or labor is
done, or his materials Furnished,
make q statement thereof in writing
supported by affidavit that the same
is Just and true, and that the amount
claimed is still justly due and owing
to him, and may file the same with
the clerk Of the district court, in
manner as aforesaid, and thereafter
give notice thereof with a copy of
such statement to the owner or pro-
prietor, his agent or trustee, and to
the contractor; and from and after
the service Of such notice his hen
therefor shall have the same force
and effect and be prosecuted in like
mauner as lien by the contractor,
but shall be enforced against the
property only to the extent of the
balance due to- the contractor at the
time Of the service Of such notice
upon the owner or proprietor, his
agent or trustee
SEC. 9. All suits to enforce the
several liens provided for in chapter
70 of the Revision of 1850 may be
commenced at any time within two
years from the time Of filing the state
ment or claim for the lien as therein
provided; but upon written demand
by the owner Of the property or his
agent, served on the claimant of the
lien, such suit shall be commenced
within thirty days from the service of
such notice; and the provisions of
this section shall apply to all liens
heretofore filed and not foreclosed by
settlement or otherwise, and if the
claimant shall fail to bring his suit
within the thirty days after such de-
mand shall be served on him by the
owner, his lien shall he forfeited.
SEC 3. Section 1866 of the Reyis-
ion of 1850 is hereby repealed; prari-
Did that nothing in this act contained
shall be construed to affect or preju-
dice the rights Of any bona tide pur-
chaser without notice, Of property to
which any lien may have attached
prior to the passage of this act.
Sec. 4. This act shall take effect
and be in force from and after its pub
LEGATION in the Daily State Register
and Daily Bulletin, newspapers pub
lished in Des Moincs, Iowa.
Approved April 14th, 1870.
], Ed Wright, Sccre AIRY of State,
hereby certify that the foregoing act
was published in the Daily Iowa State
Register April Goth, 1870. and the
Des Moines Daily Bulletin, April 26,
1870.
ED WRIGHT, Secretary Of State.