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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-28

BULLS
SARSAPARIlLA
Read the Captains Letter and
the Letter from lais Mother.

benton Barracks, No., April ~, Iss
DR. JOHN BCLL-Deat SIR kno.ing IN, en-
elrh.y OF your sarsparilla, aud the healing ana
b.n.hciAI qualities u pDsss-s.s, send vol, M.
Iolioslns statement 81 my ca-ei
vas wounded about two yrpf- ayo--va- ,ak.l
prisoner AMI conhDci for sixteen months, H.'nv
moved 90 often, NY 'TOubds have not healed Vel
nave not sat up AmOinent since sas youni.J
am sh"l through IA. hips. Ny general be.ltl
~ impaired aud need something 10 ar.I.t us'
ture' J have mort faith 10 your sas..psrll. ,hs.
ih anything else, ] s,st that that I. g.nnin.
fi.hse express me a half do1.T battles nns
obligs CAPT c, II. JOJINsnS ""0
q ~. LOUIS. No.
s.TheiolloSIng vas written Apfil 81. Isl.
o. MIS- Jennie Johnson. mother Of Capt JoLn.
som 49, 'A'
DIX, john bciL-DeM Sir. Ny husband. In,
- 'ohht0n, was u sklllfll surgeon and ILys!t'
ish 10 Central Nex York. where he died, i.tvlns
lhn nbo,' g. 7, johnson IA my care. A,thir,..s
years OF age, he had a chrome diarrhea and
,.roinia, Tor .hieh gave him your sarsapariIls
,uhtD NM ] hay. for ten year. fec0tn.
i.chiri u 10 many Ia New York, Ohio and lows
iof scr"fuIa, lever sores, anu general defHI.tV
feIf"cl success has attended H. Inc eures .s,,,,e
." '"m' Ease, sotais aaa hr,r s.ye. p,,. ains,,
m"".svss' am very ANXIOUS Tor my son to agar
hh" recourse To your harsaparIlla. lie II f,srhIl
OF k.ttlnsa spurious article, hence hI. within 4,
you forit HIS wound. we're terrible, hut to
JENNIE JOHNSON
Smyrna times., 1870-02-09

HARDCASTLE-On the 9d Of January. 1870 in the city OF
Houston Texas Miss Henrietta D. Hardcastle in tho sixty
.hird year Of her age native Of Kent co., Del
OBITUARY
Smyrna times., 1870-02-09
DEATHS.

HARDCASTLEOn the I'd Of January 1870 in the city Of
Houston Texas Miss Henrietta Harcase in tho sixty
.hrd year her age. She native 0f Kent co., Del
OBITUARY.
Died in Wilmington JAM 97th 1870 Mrs. Elizabeth rlSht'
relict Of John II. Wright. in her 18th year.
she vas the ubect religious Impressions and in her
10th wear sought Obtained Redemption in the blood of
Jesus the and united with the NJ f. church,
of remained consistent member until she
Church Triumphant i'll Heaven Thus years she
sndeavOred adOn the doctrine Of Christ her Saviour
upright walk and ehaste conversation. She
generally beloved gueless frank and aectOnate she gather
cd friends around her wherever she Her pety
type-unfOrm consistent, genial She strongly
She felt deep interest in the Salvation her family
and abored to bring them ed permitted to see
Of her children following in her footsteps As might
expected from her fe her end calm and peaceful As in
life, in DEATH she felt deep interest in the
Others and to each advice she had strength
To her sOnnaw she said L thank your kindness
heaven To her daughter and she said
good ad to get to heaven To her physician she
pressed her gratitude for his Kindness and him
tiOnate farewell To her pastor she said God
promises" then penting upward she said,
"Yonders my house and portion fair,
My treasure and my heart here
She then asked the should sing and on
being asked what she wanted sung she said sing the hymn
which begins TINS,
"a hope OF Heaven. precious treasure
the singing commenced she repeated
ing S expressive of her experiences:
"This hope has been my stay and comfort,
Through many dark and gloomy hour
and soon after tell asleep in Jesus.
CHARLES HILL.
Smyrna times., 1870-02-09

that | am selling cheap. Persons wishing anything
in this line OF goods will find it 10 their advantage -
TO give me call, as am selling them at Greatly
Re iuced Prices. ..E
Thankful for past patronage, and hoping 10 moriL, -
a more liberal share in the future, -. -,
am, very respectfully
Smyrna times., 1870-02-09
New Advertisements.

EOR DEAFNESS-rHE PATENT ORGANIC
Il VIBRATOR IL fits into the Ear, IS not perceptl-
ble removes Singing Noises in the head, and enables
Deaf Persons 10 hear disin.ty al Church Or Public
Assemblies Treatise on Deafness. with Means OF
1,nro semi free DIR. II. HUNT STILLwELL,
feb2 4w IOz broau"ay' ~ l.
Smyrna times., 1870-02-09
TRUSTEES SALE.

Will be sold at Public Sale on the premises In
Smyrna.
On THURSDAK FEBRUARY l7H,
AT 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, the residence Of the late Johs
G. Bryan. containing Rooms, Hall and Cellar. WIN
Large Garden end good water, situated on MAIN S'''
'' ''' J.HERVEY BRYAN, Trustee.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE of above, consisting
Of the following articles;
First Glass Piano cloud y Bro, makersG Piano
Stool and Music Books Carpets--one Brusseis a
LADIES' Gold Watch and g"Eiieman's Silver Weleh'
both Patent Leversi astral Lamp; Mahogany iaoles'
large Looking Glasses; Dressing Glass very ,hanu
some Sofa: Hearth Rugs; years Harpers illustrated
History OF the War; Flute Hat Stand Beds beu'
steads Feather Beds, Hair Mattresses. Under eeus
a set Of GuagIng Rods; large Brass Andrcns; Sal.
riage Lamps and Cushions; Gun, Powder ana ohO'
Pouches Carpenters and COOpers Tools ;wood morse
and Saw; Clothes Horse; ironing Board; Iailors
Goose Hand Saw; Meat Saw; Spades, Hoes, fncn.
forks, Garden Rake, CrOwfar, Axe, Halcheti Colu
Slaw Knife a small Coal Stove; Large GndiroR
STAIR Rods; Watering Pot; Churn Dutch oven
one Large and Small Funnel; Stove PIpei len
plate Cooking Stove; a large DIshlrOn; Brtanla eo
Set; Saddle and Bride and Hitching Chain; Boat
Cham; Garden Seeds. nicely selected Shelves, Tor
house pots ParlOr Siovei pipe attached TO a drum
stove; Cot Bedstead and Maitrass; BOnneIs and
Mems Hats; Meat Casks Washing Tubs ParlOr
large Brass Wash Kettle Maui and Wedges; several
sets Of Chairs; Chamber Easy Char; Beeisteak
Beatars; Knives and Forks Knife Box; large Dishes
and rurecnsI lot Of Bed Curtains (chI9Iz and Win
dow Curtains, &c.
Terms made known at Sale. teb9ts
Smyrna times., 1870-02-09
THE, MARKETS,

CLOFMING CHEAPER
CLOTHING BETTER MADE
GLOTHING BETTEg CCT
CLOTHING BETTER FITTING
AT TOWER HALL
AT TOWER HALL
THAN ANYwUERE ELSE.
BENNETT 4 Co.,
BBNNErT a. Co.,
Halfway 5is MARKEr STREET,
between SIS MARKEr STREET.
5th and 9th stsa PHILADELPHIA,
feb9-7O BIN
Smyrna times., 1870-02-09
LOWEST CASH PRICES,

that will be able to sell the best class of goods
cheaper than inferior goods can be bought for
Dealing exclusively in but few lines of goods, l have
the advantage over all other competitors, (who
dealing in all branches of merchandise,) Grem this
simple reason, that the most obtuse mind mind may
comprehend. l give my whole attention 10 these
classes of goods, and, therefore, always have nico
selection and complete stock.
No lady or gentleman will be disappointed in not
getting what they want in my line, for am con-
stanty receiving fresh supplies, and latest styles Of
goods from the city. Ladies wishing to fit them.
selves in SHOES can do so without being exposed
to the vulgar stare of every passer-by. have the
of my store fitted up expressly for ladies' where
they will be free from all intrusion.
My business. in the past, has more than met my
expectations Uhanks TO the public for their very
liberal patronage) and l am determined, for the
present year, ,te make it of success than ever
if good and cheap goods is the secret Of success.
l have constantly on hand a nice assortment
Smyrna times., 1870-02-09
MARRIAGES.

BOYER-COV ERDALE.-On the I'd inst, by Rev William
of Kent Co., Del
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-17

Fer MarysvIIIe SD the Internediate
LandinEs.
The Company's steamers willleaye for Mays.
vile and intermediate landings daily at midday.
iSaturdays and Sundays exceptedD; Sundays, at
Z o'clock \.
Fer Red BluH. NJ
The steamer RED BLUFF will leave for Red
BlufY and intermediate landings every SATUR-
DAY, at . o'clock An.
Freightsecured on day previous to departure
Por freight or passage apply on board, or to
- lI 4. REDlSGTON, Agent,
nht-N On board brig Globe
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-17
DIR. SMITHS
Hygeian Home Water-Cure,
sa7 CALIFORNIA STREET,
OPPOSITE ST. MARY's CATHEDRAL,
SAN FRANCISCO.

,,,,,,. 70 ,r,,y o>,1v prcIrIIp wlrpp.
HIS 10 IbE VNhl RLSoLhh M, ntnn a,
CUhE ln gan FihheItS1, lna oy i. Lar tse noss ~.
the Pacific Coast. AND we oner 70 nIbisten'
Lawyers, Miners, merchants, mecnanics, NM
en-, and all worthy persons VINO detiie 70 ny
tho advantages OF this rational system OF med.
lcine, the ho'pitallties OF our HYGIENE hone .1r
and Cure. Young men VINO have become 9iisP-
ldated or lost their health by execssNe tSn, eI.
posIrc, or eneIvatn haDis eonuacsS LIE 'n.oaSd NJ SSa
ignorance OF pnyncai nMs ,sy msy VIZ W. .md I az
more OF thc enSn9uIa:enerh. n ,hn, ey % Sesith ih.u
mean mean ss ,ant n T CaIi,n.nis s 'N1 ~ ~
eisSMnetep 1t y, sn,tnetinn: and Consultations In
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-17

A. N. TOwNE, Gcnl Supt.
T. II. GOODMAN, Gen'l Passg'r Agent
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-17
TO MlLLMEN! /!

WE HAVE FOR SALE AT THB GOLD
w Hin NEWS once half q ton Of superior
MiiIs. Hosting Works, etc. Will be sold al rs-
dueed pr :es for cash.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-17

IN WAR HAS BEEN DECLARED, AND a
~ lam prepared to meet the enenyl Z
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-17

VIII leave on alternate days for San Francisco
At TX O'Clock p. n, from the foot OF street.
, 1870-12-14
CHICAGO WEEKLY TRIBUNE
CHICAGO weekly TRIBUNE,
For the Week Ending Dec. IA.

EDITORIALS: 1ae Political Out1ook-Iha Wax IN
ffaEee-1he Fashson Queseson-Msdn& Gu
Este-A Nsw Leetus.F-Mr. Lyneh't Bm-Ad.
nt!I Poit ter-coAlMinas1' 8tEtks. -........-.
THE FARM AND GARDEN: Winter What AInonS
CoIn-sovtos On Sod Land With Osts fas Mulch
To FErsea: Winter Killing -3traw for Mulch
sellink caFa-Bank Nots s~indks for the Fa,uasr
-haJ Gataeses.-Cosn Cuttins Aashints-Eed
&Es-cosu pstus-Baf1tns HAy-A Cgop Of Flsx
Italian Bees-rEe1d Of Honey.
MOTHS FROM VETERINAR1AN: GrcAac and
Stratehet-Qa1ions Teeth.
MASSACHUSETTS,: The SoEth Adams Chlnese-
1hetF Pso4peets-A Chinese sunday sehooa-fhe
Ctssptus md Co operAuon-
4 pAAFABLK DEED: Committed tv Couple n
Co1o.ed Boys ia We4toott. Maas.--Bo&h Auusted
-confrsttou u shs Csime-Youthfa1 DrpraEify.
ANOTHER 1hAGEDF: Attempt to Take The Acf'
teress Of the laplne Family from the Wa.hinston
Count. tAo,l Jail md Lynch Theoa-IhwaFsed
KIned-
PORTkR's LITTER AND DIARY: The Atmtsara
Apology 70 The PTtsideut-hh Visit 10 the PFts1
dent-Ats Explanation II his Letter. Es-
CHINESE n CALIFORNIA: Ih.lr Sumh<z.-1Io"
| they Wosk-WhAt il Dining for hen
INDIANS OF IHK SoR111WzsT: Fearful RAsast
| Of Sman.Pe1-IEfAruous Practices oE Ifadefs-
TIE Rirh Laada yrt 70 BE- Won aud Settad
| DFCkABEE; BY william Mos.is.
GOSSIP: People who Mid Eves7tsdy's Batiaess bu
THE uaiLpKxx CRUSADERS. An rp1,odc Of til
Middle AEns-1he 1ntana II the holy sepa!ehFt
| SuRHATT: The plan for the Abduction at preside1
L4neoln-The Murder safpsase to sa1Eatt
| ANOTHER NATHAN CASH: A NAE Shot In b
own Hou>e-Ah Safe Killed of &nooo worth {
/ Notes and Noa<y-Eseapt Of the 6courdsets-
MR. ELAS rTOHY: From the Overland AoHthly Il
| December.
| MARX TWAIN: Eli RnkEth Grille.
| PuR1TAHs AND PILGRIMS: Nove1 Theory.
CONCENTRATION BILL: From Appletcn's Jsn
THE on OIL r1ksb: Aspeetnea Of Modern ,,lamla.
Ing 0n-Ssartltns Developments at = Buta
Coroaer'a inqaest-
STRIKE AMONG THE MINERS: 4 Coal faass
In Prpspcet+
McGARRAHAN CLAIM; n Brief aod Correct.
Hsstor. of isa Origin and Adsenturts Before Il
Courts ...
| MCDONALD cHxgK. THE MURDERER: HI
tory of his c.lue-
! SPAIN: The tlcttion Of \ K11G-Stctny Seeua
ehc Spanish CostrA.
| PArAL PROTEST: Pius In. to Ill patEiafrha. Ar
bt.hope, RAhops. &c.
TnK EASTERN QUESTION: The Latest FhAse
the Question.
THK slMiE OF PARIS: With Ill the Important .
txi1s,
TIE PRusSIAN.FRANUO WAR: With conr1'
4 Ae+u.ne foz the Week. including Full aod GEzpi
Details.
i | THE WEEE; R4eord Of Cuzzrnt Domestic Even
: TIE LATEST AARkET REPORTS; Fran al p
Of tic county.
4 | MONETARY: Reriew Of TIC Money Market 10.
/ Ntx,f.
, 1870-12-14

csu.e+ leading to ne Resignation Of Secretary
COZ. Objection rAfe-
Mf. WELKER !n'1ooEeed bill to amend me
,wtntv.nffh tection OF the act OF tire 5'h Ut July,
1s7n vId15 hrrt A'eAis for pfldctf- aoIhlef's
spd marines Wto served dunnS the rebellion.
1ux cu1SEsE TREATY.
NJ :s.,d s.'e . teso 70
lon Of The rltaty Win .:hsns. except saat portion
TelaucE 10 the commerce between the tTo eonn-
t11eh. Objection made.
STEAMSHIP BuRsIpY BILL
Mr. CALKIS introduced ~ 70 ~ tae Aeat.
Yo9s sa n IL
lsun steau ships. Referred:
NJ MYEas tsssd ~ Esso!n,i;o ,aar'ts tnstsns1ns VIZ
.tt exped,eEcs oi l.vylnA t4x Of 1s eenn pr
poutd on tLbacco nf +v'ty description Adnp:ed:
NIT, II 11 =, xsSssx d
retittor Ct e,0s.s c,rZsnB Of Gloucester. MAS.
complaining Of uufsiendIy acts Of the autnontlea
Of The Do9,L1on Of Canaca toHa,d AmeI1saa nta. y
enacttd b5 Cork:ess in the waT o. nonintet.
cnuscF, pynhlbtipu the importation OF Eogl:sh o.
caIsd'an ash, and NE tahspotsatioa TO- Gans as..
ntfy TOR lcAkea itricted IN American dshefmen
Referred. - -
N1. MORRILL, tP4.} Introduced a htll 70 secqsa
the eiglhity OF Anne: tcan sntos for foreign tfnae
| aid 10 encourage ahlp-huitd1nK In the Caatet
states. Referred
| ANOTHER RAILROAD AID BILL
Mr.. PAINE iptrndu:t1 ~ granting lands +, 70
| \ railroad IRON DENVER. Col, TO Albuquerque
| New Mexico. Kete1fei.
| NssCHLI1TKou3. =.
| On motion Of Nj WAsuBCRS fMaas.h u
| uuuse went To the huslnesa on the Speakers "a
bic. and referred 10 npproo1tatc committees N
la1gr Number Of Senate bills o. tue !ast sc 4s1on
All the land gram bills were ob]scted to and re
| nhIr on the Speakers table.
| ApJnERS4KSf.
The House then. n half-past 3. Adjourned
, 1870-12-14
THE CHICAGO TAIBUaE
1871. 1871.
PROSPECTUS
CHICAGO TRIBUNE.
The Great Radical Repub|jcan
Newspaper Of the Vest
IT'S PLATFORM:
/ REVENUE TARIFF,
| CIVIL SERVICE REFORM )
OPPOSITION TO MGNOp0l|ES.

TIT CElCA6o Ta1arfA eof1z3 upon tie .@cat3-
fourth year Of trs existence stunxe. tna9 ever .s
the confidence and atrachEent o: tbs people
Yielding to no one In rs devotion to the Principles
Of the Republican pa1r7. Il recognizes tea facz
that tAoee principles haTe achieved their coCriete
and enduring triumph Slarery being dead, n
construction effected, and the right ct sndf8F6
rade universal. new ques:.cns I'll aoe1sJ aha,
demanding public stte1roa; and, *aetnet pastten
are reor9ant1ed CT nok tie !Aues OF the fssE N:c
give place the tssues OF tie present and the u
tafe. II u proper, therefore, tnAs TER CHzci5a
TR11CTE should define IL po4laon ou those 1cee
uoua which arc the ne1t 70 coEe before tne
people.
TIN TR.1rN2 Is II tav,r Of q ta-t1 levied tn
the sole and eSprcss pc.poss Of ralst1S reveucc
for the government. Is holds thA: every uoao hD
this right to his own earnings, 4nc that Rlt lava
which seek to deprive him Of portion Of tEt
fruits Of his l1bor, for tae benrdt OF my other 1c
sou or ciaSs, are trtFnge.nenIs urou hts lhefs1,
and are skin To alavefy and roaeery tn snels ops
r1Hons.
1t Is In favor Of thorough reform In taa
c!vu service ct the government, believing shx.t
tho prcacnt s1SteE1 Of Federal appointments u
productive Of Ez6te, corruption and demora1t71-
ton to trtgnrfa1 ext eEt, and that It u rapsdfy
being converted irto machine 70 cheat tna peo~
| pie cut Of their votes.
It's In favor o3 , return to specie payr1ects bJ
kh8 retirement Ok k1e RgeEGoaC&Ss AiaQ h0o sal@<@"
| tuition OF National BANK notes, under tho op11-
ton Of 4 free banking law.
II Is IN t1vcs Of a diRntde4i, tost, arh reAcefa1
foreign policy While Insisting upon all oas
rights u : uAtton. Il VIII Oppose every project TN
piungin4 tho country into a toreiEu waz 70 pso-
mote partisan eudl
Finally, TEE Txncw1 IL opceaed t. II epec4s,
interests which are Ant17autaac IN tho geuesal =
tarest 1t Ia tho declared enemy Of r1onoporaA
and tax thieves In national and State politics. =
ta prord to maictato the posueu, ut leu II hsl
| ever held. as the CHAMPION or rHT PxoFI1!
, 1870-12-14

II 1,1h @ sne unsstd S. .s rosda oae day Is expect
The c;usens Of san.a Ds1oaIa County. Cal. on
saturday last, tuftounde.i u NOTORIOUS band q
hnlee thleyts in hruse at Ltspe, ana a-M 1'4G1 ~
Ihe!r eurrenti~1. O5e OF the thieves, named si4
b-urpv, attempting to esc.ce, Was enot dean
The r 1na,rdet. we're captured and taken 70 san
0eeqfse1 @Tss rooee!s Il The ceara, Pacific ratn st
| vefut, in November, ntmed 4 J. Davis = y
PARSONS. j. c. R1bel.s, James 0i1chttst +: cock.
| are now betnE TIED at Gaseo- jonss And DAVIS
have pleaded guilty, and will he used Tor a'ale
emA Sn1,,e letter ,rcc-tred as Detroit from Mon.
| t1eal, Etan that Hugh Allan has purchased -
| i: 1the1u TfsnEpor,attou Cpmpany's propeleHs
apd xt run them he:wssn @ .;nlesxo, s s,eau.
en- 4lylhK Western shippers thFou<h nlus OF ~.
Ing to British ma-kets with tfe!zhs 70 low .ass
III econ b ssy q ne sas ,os se
taken cn BY the Rv1e Cana. . .,., .,~
-lnformauou has been reseived nas sf N
ssT5 sa. q ne eas
Ing to the Utah BOUNDARY. south Q: tne untoo -
eiac RaIlfuad, have safely crossed the Aedicane
u ~" tasa asssa o'er 40s IL s "a a.;
cs.ve1etl rufnesous beautiful 1akes up2n
tie tnEmi: Of re sasns Tns af " w,o
/ FuipR. uerr Evanston, eAfiY In January, and Is "a
serve As base ltue IRON whco to S1tVe3 tHe ~. ~
fereus coal and lion mtnes and towns along mt
-. S.Fk& &fr
ia slight a1ock or eafnauahe tsta1 w. ts.. y y IN N
Hsn1T, AaTrh9o lo0ntI, lu44oA, Jesteat n1at 30,
iug Tne hky the night betots pssssa9 H., sfs en
| FecuuN appe1ianct. hAu l., n...I., y ritS % esn,
etner. ,,. ws
The 611l Q! John AtutTt, Ias RuiSena4 R st en1 ~
Killed SAmuel SeWAna. - - ~ - aa'' -As'
| mer u now IN p'o9rsns la 10y ~. .u.s
The cable between fuuta - na1 1 @ hss ~
has oee inteEfnptcd einee tne ~, aoa seE f,.
Inisstan OF despatenes 20 MY "esa As W. sst.
has been somewhat ltsGnnt Hnee ~ 49, zs..1s "1ss
Steamers have been 1os II y stss -. ~
Of MESSAGES, and nntl! tae e4n,e y ~. = :, =
viii make the Grip dauy oes"een 81 u s>'s% ~
he5 West
The Hon. Judge Geddes, OF NeWHEo: Alcn
man well known throughout ~: ssas' tsot, 9at
SorTlhle cash IN bis tnro4f. on sas e1ptesa 1.u M
/. betHeen st11wood and Morley, Michigan. on to
:, | Grand Rsptea / Ind2ua Railroad Il u pot know
Nnetn he viii dc from the c1eeta OF WY tao faa
e act Is committed. II seems taas tne coaI1 ~ '
holding In Big Rapids has been TNan9 oa ny
ior sou dine, and he Vas on h4s WAY 70 oeen
~ SIX inches Of snow fell On SUNDAY nEat
- Denver. The Thermometer, At O'Clock 1ns sao!i
le lux, WA Il degrees balow xero, aud u sall II
E. teatelY cold 1. :, ~,
d. -W:rk On the Boulder valley Roaa, 10 Co1
- rAco. continues The road WI nc eomp!ei9ta p9 u
~ the ccal mines before Ianaal3 wren GUN ;"
50 / be rrtatlei In Denver ~ - per too or tesL
, 1870-12-14

HNNkTupfcY ER*e8 n CIRCiRn6tts
C1sc1SSAr7, Dec, 1a-Tne petition In bank
3upfcs az sirst Peter Schwab, nf Hamilton. 01to,
wAs dismtssed today nn nnttou OF complain
Anra who appeared, making Z et1temeos thA: the
clBtn had been paid.
Tbe petition ii bankruptcy azatnss Sellgm2n
EAsxenstetn i o., WAS Also ditmlstest.
Thorn1s 4. Briggs i Co. WHO aAye gone into
tapk1uptcJ, In explanation Of the disparity be.
tween their liabilities and assess. claim taxs pafs
Of the turner Are accommodation endorsements,
on which The o1hcf eide. for the greater part re-
sponsible parties, RFc prtnclpalA
, 1870-12-14
MICHIGAN.
Official Count of tho Yotn nj tho
T.Nte Elertlous

SpteiAt Despatch I, The Chicago Tribune.
LANSING. Dec. 13.-Tne c4nTz9 OF the S:Ast
election WAS declared By the cansassers th1
evening. The result On Governor WAS: Baldwin,
Republican, 100,lse; Couxtac1, Democrat,
ss,3sl: Fish. Temperance, 9,'1a The ustot1-
ties Of the Republican candidates fN
For ConEtessmen the najor1ttes aze u follow:
F1rst Dtsu.et, WAldson. Republican. -: second.
stoaRhton. Republican, s.ss2; Thru, Mau, e.
FIFTH, ConeeF, Republican. 1S9: SIKH. sotaes.
land, Democrat l,s39. ..
| the word =. .white," s,s0s majority. Sections ]
| aud =. railroad aid amendments si.9n. and
| 9Asls M tortsJ. The AGeudMtni Increasing falA-
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Railroad article, which allowed municipalities 70
vrte to pay railroad aid Indebtedness previously
/ Incurred, the vote stood-yes, a. Gts: no, fs+3&3.
, 1870-12-14
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MARO8IQ nOTICH.

The Annual Communicate Of CIEVH-
LAND Mo. 2ll, A. F. and A. NJ.
will be held in the Temple, cor. Randolph
and Halsted.sts, on Thursday Eve. next-,
Dec. Is, 1870, at 7 o'clock, SHARP, Tor
the alec,{or Of officers and the transaction
of other important business. Every mem
! bar Of the Lodge Is hereby uotahed to be
| nresent JOHN McLAREN, ". NJ.
GEO. z. HAZLTTT, tecsy.