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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-05-12
Bridge NotiGe.

NOTICE is hereby given that the County
IN Commissioners Of FayettO County, o.,
will receive Sealed Proposals, at the Audi
tors office Of said county, on the 1th day Of
June, 1870, at two O'Clock p. M, for the con-
structian and completion Of the wooden, su-
perstructure Of an Open-arch bridge across
East Fork of Paint Creek on the Devlin Road,
Of about 30 feet snan. Also for
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-05-12

- The Mansfield Herald says :
"We learn that the arrangements
for the second annual session Of
the State Musical Association,
which is to be held in this city,
commencing on May 23d, are about
completed, and the Festival prom
ises to be even more successful
than was the one held last hear.
- A steamer is on exhibition at
Mansfield designed to cook food
for all kinds of stock, and for max
ing steam for hotels and dwellings.
It is q portable. machine, and is
thought to be just the thing forthe
purposes for which it is designed.
1t is something new.
The Lebanon Star says that
Warren County pays S12,76 70
tax for incomes, licenses, plate,
watches, carriages, etc, this year,
the largest tax ever paid in from
this county"
The Star says also that Leba-
non can now boast Of the largest
school in the State, except the
school at Oberlin. There are now
over four hundred scholars attend.
ing the Southwestern Normal
School
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-05-12

MISSES BALMORAL SHOES,
LII Lasting and Leather, the very best
quality at Jacob Bentz's, N
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-05-12

TOR THE FINEST ASSOT-
l. ment Of ladies' Shoes and Slippers go
to Jacob Bentz's, corner Court and Main Sts.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-05-12

THE CHAMPION SHOE, JUST
4 what Farmers want. No lacing and no
breaking oflaces, 1t answers the purpose Of
a boot and costs much less, Cali at Jacob
Bentz's and see IT. H flEa fH.
, 1870-04-28

10 further Intelligence has been received as
t5enesal saesadans hcadquarte.7 relative to those
ssoa1 oasads which have Of 1ate manifested IN tn
Hnaon 70 iosce aoas11tee.. The uoops Ere hurry
Ing fofTard, md tae Thirteenth and portion Of
tae Seventeenth Regiments viii be il tbs elty
ua morning, whence they 70 to Sioux CITY.
Ine most positive Information u 10 the conduct
OF INC alotx oozoe6 direct from General ssanley.
N oi1cer q laEgr experience, who has for several
1eefA 6aea n command II Fpr1 Su!lJ, On the Ais-
Dur RlFef, IND opposite the ASencI for the t.
d1an9 % ne Cheyenne reserve. He Is apprehcE-
Hve Lest tho SIOUX II Cheyenne should brraf out
into open host1ttae1 Fur several days It appe2Ie
thtJ have beoa lnsolcnt and de1Anf betolt au1
description 1hefe are eight hundred lodges II
~ neighbofhood, md of these nrc
hundred &1e hostile Tne insults Nv
ahed upon thA Agent have been numerouA
AEooux ofhef PCT ttoEmance1 they hsd grand dAnce
before bis door, during which they tod pg ihetr
at.ackA On the whites, and showed the scaIpa
taken. The 1pd4os there arr undef the contrnl of
Red Lea1, Nho commanded It The # Phi EeatneI
massacre. SOME friendly banda Of Sioux nayo been
ordered acfoas the river, and on the actton tfen
of tnefn, peace os var greatly depends The en-
plGJeA 4 The a2t1cy hare nearly Ill been frfcht-
eneh on. 1t would Seem 10 be the op!ntoD NJ f;er-
esa Stanley that there can be 10 peace. nnd no uT
tn9 near me hostile Sioux, Until they have been
boundjJ whipped. He hopes that it uaY posstblY
blow over but Will take every p1ecalt1oa In his
power 70 sAFe tho agency. lie also reports thst
the Indians At Grand IuVer stole thrrc horses frp
TIE mail party irlan Fost Rice, and LEFT them with
o1t 1eans OF returning.
, 1870-04-28

SENATE
HOT STRINGS RESERVATION
A committee Of conference WAS or1erc.? m
The House bill relative to The Hot Springs Resets1.
ton, AtSaus1a.
Hills RIPoRTKn.
Mr. EDkUEpS, from the Committee On the it,
dietary, reported Z till for the removal Of Causes
EouftA ..
MT TRuNBuL1 reported the Honse b,ll n1lus
the tine for The election Of Representatives and
De'egates In Congress
Nj. HAMILTON {Md.} introduced q bill to eI.
tend, until JutJ, 1ssn, letter. patent tssned 10
Richard N. Hoe Deferred to The Committee on
Ia1eutA
~. MCDONALD, from the Committee on Terri
!o1iea, tSPo{tcd, with amendments bill % orKsn-
Indian tribes under Territorial Government
1Ak E1fTIES1N AMENDMENT.
IN motion q NJ; STEWART, the bill for the en-.
aetcSnEIa Q! tnc Fifteenth Amendment vas made
snnGN order, md comes up next after the
sor7H1zx WAR c1.yxa
tca 1,t11a On leave, addressed the Senate up
On INC power u C1nKrtAs to c0nt,ensate Jny 4
owntts in the South Tor properly 6.sTnycs ~ MA
hJ mo government during the Kar. lie xrcacd
"a: Il ias,cs 11Saa sSa
pensate loyal Southern claimants for nr,nsr4 :
taken for public use '''%''
NJ. NcCREERY followed In SUPPORT q, an
reference to the loyalty Of the claimants, bel,cT
Ing the Congressional adjudication Of The term Il
ne.n sol5 devotion 70 p.sty;
Ata:so the blu waa lid aside and the calendl
proceeded T1sh' when number of private bill
SUMNER gaze notice OF IN intention to bring il
4 bill allowing fhe government the use Of An,
patent without compensation to ownerx
The Joint resolution for the sale Of the BeHtl
, 1870-04-28

Mr. BauManr's prediction relative to The Court
House seems Eot 10 be far or:t Of The way after
xll Further Investigations by Mr. Middleton In
the eat wing reveal the necessity Of txt1nx I'M
mediate scttua to sayt It. Parties m. now II
work pfopptnH up the walls and relieving 4 pier
Supporting column on which resta 4 dIytstop
wall from the enormous pressure upon IT, This
strongest taclscEeNs hnd bs.en placed to support
the weight resting Upon IT, and II WAS found to be
literally crr1bal 10 piecea The stone was rt-
CURED 70 support eighty tons weight In put
ting pipes ErupSh the building, the plumb
efs had cut AwaT about onc-alIth Of It,
znailer Fae: % thst Il q short tins Il
must have giTen way entirely. with the tmnenAe
pressure brought to betr BY the fortJ tatt-scrtwA
u WA found impossible ID raise the weight rest
ing upon the stone more than one-eEhth Of an
inch! new stone, fourteen inches tn thickness
sud Of proper dimensions otherwise. has been put
N place Of the old one, and on this Is large Iron
foundation.
a further examination hAA rcrca1ed The tact that
pier stone No. u In nearly. II not Il bad q con.
titton u the nrss MAS found to be. The plumber.
nave cut away good share Of ths stone. Crack.
Afe seen running through the stone
both ieng1hHtse and croksWtse, aud It Il
crunb1tns Into minute fragments. The columE
haytng been put In. The inverted arches that up
port the columns have also been cut away, and Il
ts woudeE that the structure has stood as long
As It has
To put in new stone, Que row Of cells n1ust b4
torn down, and the weight resting upon II taker
Oh By screw1, This Nj. Middleton IS now doing
and will soop hare solid stone In place. In TIL
building, and IT will be naAe safe, although it wi
takE SoIuE ntQc to render II So
, 1870-04-28

TXAs.


srsNcTUD. April q.
FKrIIrcS&
Ar. MCCOY presented the petition Of Joseph
Goulden, and one hundred and axty-tWo oiheix,
claiming to represent thrre thousand voters Of
Nhlteedc County, Against potting any provisions
n ne constitution which will prevent the division
Petitions were presented asa,nst WOMAN
suffrage.
NJ. SPRINGER presented Z resolution In favor
OF placing section in the constitution dI1frasa.
ehlsins all pctsons Engaged IN duelA IN the
The report Of the Committee Of the Whole on
amendments p1oposed b. the Committee Of tie
Whole The amendments 10 Sections l. 2 and .
rctc soncutTet in.
to strike ont the word twenty" In the prorlso,
and insert "sen, : 70 That 1t viii read PROVIDED.
oa: q ~ so s1t h.
words "txo-thlsds" and inser. u 4 majo,ity.~ 50
that it win require only majority Of Il. The 1ote1a
After speeches bJ AeszrH WALL and SNYDER
Nj. Mccoy read substitute which he pfoposed to
o1ef 1t the proper tint
The question was then taken On striking out
"twenty- md Inserting "scn-"
Nj. SEDGW1Ck was excused from vuttnz on
Tie question on striking out md inserting va
divided. and the vote nrEs ta1en On stirling out
Many Suggestions were INSIDE - to what uamoe.
the bl6uk tnouid b died with The vote Was frss
taken on two hundred Lost The next Eote VA
en- one hundred. Lost SIXTY VIA lo4t; thirty
d!ste; YER dssa Ins blank a1i ~ not nlied The
The amendment 70 the nth section being undc.
a II. WnEaroS moved to strike On. 4o,ooc, In
HI. NAISEH, Of Cook, WIS excused from voting.
The question wAs taken On striking out Lost
ELECTED. IN tie fourth line, tne words =. sae
general election In 1Ss2
, 1870-04-28

Calculated to khoW malice must be eIr3oded Let
the prosecution h1ve ali the latitude to attempt 70
break Tic evidence for the defence: but they AoEt
IeBt there md not Introduce new n1tter. They
eAn only bring forWard negative testimony. and
the CouI1 u hound to e1rlude III e1txaneoua eyt
dcuee not purely rcptc41oty-
Tie Recorder considered II only fxlr th1t tho
prosecution &hoald be permitted 10 Ieout the cv1-
dence, II addneed bJ the deience 10 pruve the
1nk2n1ty OF the p1t1oueT: therefore he would 1u1c
he eFtdence competent As,6 to be admitted.
The court hero 1dto11nAd
, 1870-04-28
THE INDIANS.
The Frontier GarTisons to be
Strengthened Siuox Con8uIt.
iuK with ErteudIF IudlnuA.

WAsRIHGruS, April 9,.-The latest ot1cal ad-
F1ccs received here do not tuentan fears Of Eru-
etal Indian WAT; bu1 certain accounts OF thText-
enet demonstrations have been considered sum-
ctens to call for achievements Of govern
meat uoops on the frpnL ~ 4 p1rc2u-
uo1uY measure. The hostile Sioux arc
said 10 be consulting with the peaccable Indizns,
and eone appre9en4ions have lpeeu expressed
that should tenous dnlculties arise The recexst-
ties OF peaceanly disposed Indians would be xuch
as to compel them To side with the hostile say-
aXcA.
Further Information il to the eject that among
tue Sioux wto were sHtnering In threatening al-
my II the Cheyenne agency were Red Le11 and
other ehtcfe, who wrrc prominent IeAdtTs It the
time Of the Fntt he4lney mAss3crc.
Governor Burbank, OF D1fpta, who IS also So
rertntendent Of Indian Adatrs for that Ter11tor!-
Is aull IN this city, and biz presence u regarded II
evidence that matters In that locality are not 70
serious Il Imagined.
The War Department and Indian Bureau arc
Promptly advised Of eTeuts t2uxp!rtng, and It Is
not doubted That ever! e11o1 viii Be made hy the
authorities Of both these p1ces TO seure thorough
and continued tranquility IN the Indian country.
General Sherman Ia reported here o. aging sh13
be DOES not believe there Is to be much of N In
dtan ~af. md that General Sheridan Is able 70
manage It u not tnterfesed with By oot1de.s.
bAL11HoRx, April E.-Two companies Of the
seventeenth Infantry passed through the city yts
tsrIaT IN ro..t from Richmond, "a, to Sioux
CITY. Iowa
, 1870-04-28
MASONIC NOTICES.

Tt rrE7!sr ~ .sstnhiy 81 CcIDKSIAL s1EE ERElaGa
yue n the AaonIt Temple, TIL. iIhuHAaJ ercninE u
osloct Tnr ecrE3 md Menfe1s At Er7Et.te4 = b.
u1nder.tnr Chg JAMES a. NILES G. 6cc'x.
, 1870-04-28
Heights AltenA wax paused; allo. / bill appzopki
aaong $50. 900 for the Albany Post Once
Adjourned


ROUSE o. REPRESENTATIVE
aud Or 1HX uf1usX TIyuggn
HI. SCHKHCk unuvod Gil Of tho House-aeg-
httyrd a fn III
~ :" A .rmr7.1.
Nj. KERR. from tic JndIcla,7 Committee r.
rorted 4 bsIl for addtrdn1j tefTux al xhn IInttad
Srates Coafsa II New AIbeny snt KyanyYllte. Iod
r1axArnnr xx.upx
Mr. DAWES nom lie Uon,sniisse On Appspps.a-
tons, reported hu gtttaR con1ssucuon q tie
70 thc fnose emcacnt ep1efumeut II he yrbel
sr..es Psssed. " ~-~
0 n1c141 rAsur xn1-
Ar. PAINE Introduced = bill to 1educc the du.
he Whole ~ ''.. @'''&''~ -
~ p,,xr,. pIs1nuIT RHI- RHI--..-
Committee, reported bin Fatnovtnx disabilities
from ufno c1t1xenS Of TeIaA which, after &ome OBJ
jecnoa y AessI BRoOks and COX. and r.
shesr eoatse ou disaosut5 hl1ls, was amended bJ
inssratg fwo more nanes and pa6sed wNnout I
civtnon.
Nj. STEVENSON, from the Sub co,umittse on
Elecaons maoe report y the election cue frmo q
there Waa no faTfal election Ia shai disaiet, n
sha. neither Geo. A. AcCan!e, Frank Aorey, nor
r, ]. Kennedy WAS entitled to sest- Nj. Steyeu-
son g1ye notice mi be would cal up the rrpoTt
tomorrow.
mn 70 xsrAB11zn i pFriK7xrxr Or Jper1cx.
The Honse then went to the business Of The
oas 9 e esa5 Gss Rs n ~ 5sRea
depsI1ment os iust3ce. I'LL JESCRM n sdd1ressa dsss
The Uousc In explanadon nntt adVocarT al IN
bI,I - 49,
Nj, LAWRENCE followed On the sane s,da
when the InornIn4 hour expt,rd. ."1-e sN>A''
rnK 7AR1YT s1Ll-
limiting dlscusaon ou any paragraph rrIatnV d
Iron in the T.1in h!n TO 20 In(nutel
Mc8ArL ELDRIDGE and WOOD objected
Nr sCnESCK mo7ed = reces. % ron % %nsii-psst 4
hH1f.HAFf9 80 ~
, 1870-04-28
A Fu3 W0Mkkd 66 nj U1yeX' 9Mendme0t q
4tuendsd, Feso1ttng a tollowz:

70 the amendment waA Lost.
n hUo ~ Hosea y ~ aneno " py pfoF1kfon That,
county Officers should be one-han those allowed
D. nM.
Af. CHGkCu kaid Il thn provision Nas accep
an and 70 nc quarrel aud allow the convention to
proceed Hlth ia business ne would vote for tt,
Though % + - %snsirely repugn1nt e him
tssI, S1os Go1nsy omeesnoosts ana Inc COOK County
MfS 9111i Il r. ena!enaoa p.,
-. - -. HSLnaGoA p Ralo ~. Koaa pfoposluon
tss1 s,t nun; PUT ~ .ay e*1ssmens ~
a. h.t tti. 5ni. h,d ~ ~ -
snna ~eted =! az 3ha aae Rsog
re- %t Ten 70 me entire votefs OF
III. Tnss; Amendment rxs t.,a m rho +.n,. nv
4s 10 Is ~''1'>''' - '~'A ~ >''s '''''N -
+,st ~ ra.,r - 49, - ~ Eas J - Pvs.atSn
~ ~ w 1oasu VI cooA county ms5 NJ Inc
NJ BENJAMIN moved to amend the amend
tnent y e1NsnainK soe samo provision to all
eenq'is ~ nntsIn,1'I NJ snT a1oond,,.,, ,,, ~ ~.
1pte.
Golnnea ot over l0o ooo tnhao!tanta The Bo&fd Of
an ~ paoTi1H1 " mm Lst ~
coat enaon Ike tne tespohAnult1 Of 1e}eeung to1
ana nc Nonld ouef notnihg nore. Laid On the
eHH1e y oMs, - ~ 4,o,
san9smn9n % Gounty. entitled 81 section - VAS ena-
ncTrsse of fres Tas strScsen ont s1ers III
amendments were adopted ~''@ "'
| MF,ALLEN, Of Crawford ofe.ed sub4t{tute for
the section, and moved to sutfe out the section,
The motion IVES lost AL The amendments OF the
COMMITTEE Of the Nhnie were concurred In. md
fhe report was tsken % by sections. -'1N
Section wa4 con1defpd, Xr CROSS moved
to strike on, the clause prohibiting tho formation
ArcAKY xss 81 10 M iayor 70 Of lie smenlmenE @ M % lie
thought hit 1t might be necessary al some tine
Tor he projection Of Cook County against Chi
, 1870-04-28

The game Of base bali between the Chicago an1
Amateur Clubs, which was begun yesterday after.
noon On the corner OF May and Like streets, wAs
Interrupted bJ snoHer Of min II the close OF the
second inning, the ecore then being Chicago, 81
Amateur. s. The play, 60 far - It proceeded, was
,! 20 means good on the part Of the Chicago Club,
the Geld, WAS crelttatle. The Chicago nine starts
loF St Louis this evening, the plan OF stopping al
hankakec having heen abandoned.
Ills exceedingly probable that smother series
Q! matches stmiiaF In character to those Just con
e!udtd, although possibly for Larger stake, Will
oe ARRANGED between Coon and Parker. Such VA.
sne AK on yesterday, md It Il liable to come tc
something, 4 coons admirers azt nrmer thx1
ever in thetr henef tnft he can beat Parker u
ether ne ioqr-ban or French game, while Parker.
palasan4 take the Rame view with reference u
him. The fact that Coon couternulates i yfsft tf
the home Of bis father Will tx the date OF the
matches, II made, II leas1 month hence,
, 1870-04-28

a spectA meeting Of the Chicago College o.
fnatmaey will he held this zttetuooR at 9:so a
No y Dearborn street The report OF the Com
naittee on the Revision Of the Enitet Ssates na-
macopetA r III be submitted, and other matte1 o!
befOlc the meeting
Aqua Pura Lodge, l. O. O. T., will hold
eoclAble ii the CcnEA Park X1s1on Chapel this
evening, for the benefit Of the lodge. Thero vii
be Ice cream And other lice things for safe.
Rev. Ar. Aclea1, Of Springfield, viii lead tht
noon-day prayer meeting Id the lecture rpom ol
the Y " r. a.
, 1870-04-28


Among the arrivals at the ST. Jamca Hotel, yes-
terday{ were the following: u. Il. Hamilton, Ot
isxs; Iss. v: Je1ome. I!ocEfora: Albert Emefson,
Dcca1ur; John 4. Snnbo1n. 1t Paul; Jonathan
nnn VIM !. Ranfin, Springfield: ". b Avery,
MilTAuree: T. p. Dodgett, Detroit: q. 8. Carr
Mendoza: O. E Osborne, Rockford; D. Aouts, St.
Louis; lion D. ". Dowdall, PeoEta, ChAA r
Dewey. Monmouth; c. {. Sweet, St Joseph; John
+. Lewis Lancaster; y. s. Holtnes, Cincinnati
Among the arrivals 1t the BngEs House, yes
terday, were the following: q v. Brait, Colora-
10; C. Austin, New H2ren; J. II. Lee, Silver
Creek; U. AAsshland, Rock Island; c. II. Keut,
Davenport; ", s bFayton. Boston y. Anthony,
GAlesbuFC; Il. Knowles, Rockford: a. /. Linton,
Minneapolis: J. 4. 1aset Iowa CITY: A. Carver,
Rochester: n. R Champtn, Cold water; A D.
Andtf1ou, 1t Louis: ". 4 Bond Philadelphia
Among the arrivals u the Sherman House, yes
teFdxT, wcre tho following: R. T. Ripley, London,
EnE-; T. z: Solo non, Denver; c. Faux, New
iork: G. F. Hatit Cleveland; John Blakely, phlla-
delphla; n. y. Goas, Peoria; James q, Forsyth,
Buffalo: u. II. Dexter Bostou: Il. l. Thomas,
Omaha; G. r sprsgue brooklyn; v. :. GoodeIl,
New Hayen; Z. y. Patterson, colorado: Il. l.
BEayton, New York; O. b. Sanford. FreepoYt,
Among the arrivals 1t the Trcment House, ycs-
ts!aaI, . were the following: General Geo 4 For
IoEk; i,t; c; homeFoI, Gtnelnna r.; 2: Dleksn-
nor, Louisville: J. N. Ttus, Boston; Sam g. Sem
r!e, keokuk; San7 H Bartlett, Iowa; c. l. New
en, Springfield; Governor II. Austin, St. Paul; R.
y. Smith, Racine; s. Il. Potter, Te1re uAute; c.
c. Lewis, Whitewater, KlA
, 1870-04-28

~; AEnalAA4 of Tazewell, disc1Atu3ed auy
not vote for the amendment ItvM. In lii fude-
ment. but s1oss p!eec Of spectal leg}slauon- n
able but other counties were subiecy 10 tne ea;ns
, 1870-04-28
.TMfun 4 Seds-
Httk&tA.

bss'Tptssa. !ssA1o<- Lex Block xnaaaio'.
, 1870-04-28

BERLIN, April Bulletins from yAyse!n an
noQnce thai Bism2fk Is conv2lcscent aud In1y be
expected In Berlin about the B.h Of NAJ.
The commercial treaty between the Nofth-f3er-
man Confederation md Mexico has been ratified.
, 1870-04-28
F0REian.
Prince Frederick, ef Prussia, q
Candidate for the Spanish
Throne,
Persecution Of the Jews in the
Danubian Principalities.
Progress and Prospects OF the
Daricn Cunal Expedition.
GREAT BRITAIN,

LONDON, Apru 97.-The Mor.iaaut divorce case
came up again o-tay before Judge PrH1a1ce.
Counsel for respondent aEYued for I 6tAy Of pro-
ceedinED on the ground Of LAdy MordAunts tn-
sanity, Ind cited I Largo number Of American
cases, ca which they nztnly rtated their appIlcs-
ton. The Cou1S reserved ItA declHp1
In tha House Of Comulona to-day the h4l pcI-
mit1ug marriage with 4 deceased W1fe1 Mytcr was
considered In committee
Mr. Spencer Walpole opposed It
~. aadstone thought the oppoattlon to the bill
rested on nAIIpW basis.
Sscta1an Vlew1 might aad did differ On the SUBJ
}ecs- The It'll s!nplT madt IN allowance for such
tiyessity. >--&
Nj, Birrrsford Hope veheHentiy denounced tho
bill, and Lord Percy also declared Ag4Inss It
Nj. DenhAm showed that the Bible WAS atlent
On such marriages, and vi. Palmer WA fot pro-
hibirn& them altogether.
The Bill VIA carried In committee by 70 Uator-
tt and reported TO the House, after which the z-
ting adjourned
LONDON, april ea-Tne steamer Gangcs sailed
to-day. with 161 emigrAuta, for Cau8dA
The editor Of the Corr Heporttr haA received a
warning that his life viii be taken In month for
writing against Fentanism.
In accordance with the proTisions OF the bill for
the preservation Of life and property IN Ireland,
recently enacted, several districts IN that Island
have been proclaimed.
LONDON, April f7.-Steanness City Of London,
AeppO and bremen, from New Tort, and Peru
F1an, from Portland. A{rtFed.
, 1870-04-28
GREECE,

A7HtSs, April SanItax, Greek Minister Of
Waf ha1 resigned fAl&neAte8 has been appointed
1d tnfe7iu.-
Count RaJl has been buried IT Athens The
King was At the heod OF the funeral
LONDON, April q7.-The strong Representations
made By foreign powefs TO the Grrek Gorernn ent
In EeSard 70 The lAte massacre, have led 70 the
resignation 81 General s2utzas, Minister Of WAr,
The place will be supplied I'd 1assr1m By faisyu-
tDs, Minister Of the Inferior.
, 1870-04-28

BrpLsou's Aadt-| !
, tton-
Huh 81 Il 1I
'etionA Ser3
| a Is Adait'uI
nh ~ feet Of |
0,tE1D II Of
eHt Town-]
@ WGf
MlE eAaHd]
nd wr@ -ft1
, 1870-04-28
SCHOOL APPRAISERS NfYryrw
APPRAISAL OF SCHOOL LANDS.

PUBLIC NOTICE l. hneby styeu tt.s tn rud~r.
d&ned Appraiser Of School Is nd IA1tx arptsatei
3 r. oosaGa Geupsl e he Gity 9! chic.}G, IN bold
No u South La9aiIest~, II sd eity. The fourth day
q NAY. 4; q ~. # ten do) eelet + u. to deteFm
under n6v subject to rrvAiu4non. according 70 the
terms M kaA lAases: md that 10 will onnttnze AA4d
t1M lot1 and iand&,
The following = fn11 and .ccnyats description of The
pfopczI tn be appraised:
, 1870-04-28

A1lkT, April 97.-The law ot1ce Of Hamilton
~ ae q =; this ai{ was broken open tonight .nd
estate of Sidney Smith, md $4,000 In notes IN
aA'os OF Steven Clark lumber dealer, Kese stolen.
, 1870-04-28

TotEro. o, April s'.-!AndrewJ. J. Banier, clerk
IN the Cleveland i Pittsburgh Railroad od1cc, II
afternoon. Iu1delity On tho l21t Of the wife Il
the alleged cause. B4nde1 surrendered himself.
, 1870-04-28

Twu miles north of city nmfs, ~ miles due wc!4 of
Ua.a past hea~y t!sahcrrd se11nt god sh.ds; ~
Narsh Wens-si. viii Nj. Nmxan- Heeses taksa tt
TO tae psatnss tEer q eha1E-s;, E-s;,r.-,.,v p...r
, 1870-04-28

CINCINNATI. April 7..-Tne Gaze Of 1sAac y.
Cook, lAst additional PaJmaster Of the Nmy, Is Be-
ing hesre before the Cnised StAtea Circuit Court on
demurrer. The sccuyed Il sAid to have embarked
public funds to tho extent Of over <15o, ,ooo, b.
tween MAY and Novembefe 1891, nc to bare
&4paodere4 Il u tbe K1Nl0E table.
, 1870-04-28

Hfn<tt1AneUns+
The Board Of Directors of the WonAuT upnt
E!2tefallJ acknowledge the Feceipt OF \ valuable
khoW-ease, ! donation to the Industrial depart
mtns from FredenhurKh BtpA
, 1870-04-28
ITALY,

LONDON, April e7.-The Austrian and Hungarian
Bishops hare fastened their return 10 Rome. h
Tote Against the dogma Of InfAlbluty.
! hERtlN, April e9,-1t Is asserted that other poH,
will n1pp0ft the action taken By France IN 70
R1rl 70 the WcumenIcAl Council
, 1870-04-28
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
The Northwestern Piano Club,

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Rnes- Enth 35u toe 1&aL rAJ Abe In monthly install
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