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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-08

ADDITIONAL CONVENTION to the con.
ventiOn concluded on the seventh and
twenty-fourth November, 1868, between
the General Postotiice of the United
States of America and the General Post
office of the United Kingdom Of Great
Britain and Ireland.
The General Postoffice of the United
States of America and the General Postotfce
of the United ngdom of Great Britain and
Ireland, being DESTROYS of etfecting. by
means of an additional convention, reduc-
ton in the rate OF postage chargeable upOn
letters conveyed between the United King
dom and the United States, the undersigned,
duly authorized for that purpose by their
respective governments, have agreed upon
the following articles:
ARTICLE L.
The postage to be collected in the United
Kingdom upon paid letters posted in the
United Kingdom addressed to the United
States. as well as upon unpaid letters posted
in the United States addressed to the United
Kingdom, shall be three pence per halt
ounce or fraction of half an ounce. Re
ciprocally, the postage to be collected in the
United States upon paid letters posted in
the United States addressed to the United
Kingdom. as well as upon unpaid letters
posted in the United Kingdom addressed
to the United States, shall be six cents per
fifteen grammes or fraction of fifteen
gramIAeS.
ARTICLE III.
The British Post Office shall account to
the United States Post Office for ten cents
an ounce on all paid international letters
sent to the United States, and for ten cents
an ounce on all unpaid international letters
received from the United States; and the
United States Post Office shall account to
the British Post Office for ten cents an
OUNCE on all paid international letters sent
to the United Kingdom, and for ten cents
an ounce for all unpaid international letters
received from the United Kingdom.
ARTICLE III.
Every international letter insutficiently
paid, or wholly unpaid, received in the
United Kingdom from the United States
shall in addition to the deficient postage, be
subject to a fine of three pence, to be re-
tanned by the British Post Office; and every
international letter insufficiently paid, or
wholly unpaid, received in the United
States from the United Kingdom shall, in
addition to the deficient postage, be subject
to a fine Of six cents, such fine to be re-
tanned by the United States Post Office
ARTICLE ".
The charge for the sea conveyance across
the Atlantic of letters sent in closed mails
through the United Kingdom, or through
the United States, shall be computed at six
cents per ounce or per thirty gralnmes.
ARTICLE V.
The conditions of the convention between
the General Postofice of the United King
dom and the General Postotice of the
United States, signed in London the seventh
day of November, and in Washington the
twenty-fourth day of November, one thou
sand eight hundred and si1ty-eisht, 70 far
as they are contrary to the preceding ari-
cles, are repealed.
ARTICLE VI.
The present convention, which shall be
considered a. additional to the convention
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JOINT RESOLUTION Proposing an
Amendment to the Constitution OF the
State of Louisiana.
Be it resolved by the Senate and Honse OF
Representatives of the State Of louisiana,
in General Assembly convened, two-th1rds
of the members elected to each House
agreeing thereto, That the following amend
ment to the constitution Of the State OF
Louisiana shall be submitted to the people
of the State at the next general election for
representatives of the General Assembly,
and if approved and ratified by majority
of the voters at said election, the same shall
become part of the constitution.
article -, That prior to the first dayfot
January, one thousand eight hundred and
ninety, the debt of the State shall not be so
increased as to exceed twenty-five millions
Of dollars.
(Signed) MORTIMER CARR,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
(Signed) OSCAR j. DUNN,
Lieutenant Governor and President Of the
Senate
Approved March IT, 1870.
(Signed) H. c. WARMOIH,
Governor of the State of Louisiana.
A true copy:
GEORGE 4. BOvEE,
Secretary of State.
aultnO1s3
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-08

this joint resolution shall take effect from
and after its passage.
(Signed) MORI1MEk CAhH,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
1Signed) OSCAR j. DUNN,
Lieutenant Governor and President OF the
Senate.
Approved March l6, 1870.
(Signed) II: C.: WARMOIH,
Governor of the State Of Louisiana.
A true copy:
GEO. +. BOvEE,
Secretary Of State.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-08
PROPOSED AMENDMENTS

PROPOSED AMENDMENTS
TO THE
CONSTITUTION
OF THK
ST AT F. OF LOU1 81 A ~ A,
To be submitted to the people Of the State
Mt the next General Election, to be held
on the seventh day Of November, Ammo
Domini one thousand eight hundred and
serenity.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-08

Of seventh and twenty-fourth November,
1868, shall come into operation on the first
of January, 1870.
Done in duplicate, and signed in Wash
ington the third day Of December. one thou
sand eight hundred and axty-nine, and in
London the fourteenth day Of the same
month.
(L.s.l JNO. A. j. CRESWELL,
Postmaster General Of the United States.
IL. S.. HARRINGTON,
Postmaster General Of the United Kingdom.
hereby approve the aforegoing conven,
ton, and in testimony thereof have caused
the seal of the United States to be affixed.
IFS u. S. GRANT.
BY the President:
HAMILTON FISH, Secretary Of State.
Washington, December 3, 1863.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-08
CONSTITUTION

seventy.
, 1870-10-25
COURT HOUSE MATTERS.
Meeting Of tho Nnl1dtnR Comutittrr-Au-
athrr touft-K oum WauIed-OreF-
chnrxcb for FuFnlkare.

The Building Committee OF the Board Of Super
yisots met yestcilay morning. Supervisor Paul
nan In tho chair, and Supervisors Sanders, Ro-
nnot, Blotharlt, S2u;er, und Walsc sitting around
ltc table.
The Judges watct upon the roar, With refer
eLce to courtroom, and presented tneA sesolu-
ttan passed ny them II = mretlng hesl on SatuI-
ray, and published In TUE TR1BCSK CT Sunday.
Tht Judges proposed 70 tusr tae County Clerks
tatlcc INTO = Criminal ConT1-rtpn. or 10 tusn thc
County C!erk cut Of the Court House altogether:
ut no action was taken by The committee, and
sfter t1n chat aud coLft renee, tho judicial
rrhucneh lett l1s cs,Lmiltee al,Ee In Its glory.
Surlr lrvttoF SsDdefs moved that the Clerk tissue
IL ud.r tor q .ets, TO TX pAd u Letz / SOU. Tbs
tsouon pm yAsleti
Eixhsl -nilr uollars' worth Of window frames,
t.. .nrs, etc n. r. or,.clt,t u W p4id foe.
Tae co.tract Tor running the tcstinR anns.atus
III TIC Court Ilouse y As amended SO - 10 EoAte
INC engineer sefpunsne for - ordinary repatIe-r
Supervisor " attc moved that tie tlclk draw hts
u1uer for 81, 10 ln favor OF William Sottl<1. cao-
1iackor lot furniture, a. full Pay tnrnt for nj hts
| claims aSslnst tnc county. Thts contract Tn>
made by the ola committee. on October 81. lSA9.
:td aceoruiix ~ IL ,he coutt rot vas 10 furnish
all the Wooten fqrnttu1e required 10 the east wing
Iss e., ~ @ o1 sns - ams1ns, y. 90 h. eee9 psio:
| Lt1n asdld - fur cAuas7-maklnE balance due
| Gf <s,0a1. From this the c,nmlttes dettuctsd
sus q Win NJ. W.i,es moHoa preea.e ies pay
n,i,tee, consisting VI Aessrx. Sanders, Rose, and
Middleton. rrpo1tc.1 lo1ngra worm only $50 coc1
for which so bal ossn srSed. and chairs worth
| ~ eAcr, for which SIS had bern charged,
Nj. sollts retu.eA TO accept s,.;ss. and snert
the M8&1tf rests
| AFTERNOON SESSION.
| In the afternoon, hhuut oc:ork. the COMMITTEES
sestu took thelr seat4 III the IS chairs, and we1
| IL Wo' to conEd~r the pruptleJ Of putting
kkyaght IN the room used BY the Clerk OF tht
| EtcQFder'k CtbTE Mr.. Waite WTute out 4 eeso,u
lion chock full Of philosophy about Light helrs
| Conveyed ~ reflection from window - \ akJ
Night and tnence 10 Recorder and hts friends L
council assembled. and directing that the wtndoI
te 10 nxed. 1t Waa ali AErced % and adopted
NJ decision WIS come 10 by the committee re
Ft1dipE The cO1nrtl tOoms- The same kuhjec
Will be raken upon MONDAY pc1t
, 1870-10-25
Billiards.
rARKEE:s CHALLENGE ACKNOWLEDGE,

From Ettkes' Spirit. OFT. -
We noueed N our lA.t q paragtaR Ia THK
arker tie bt'iArdtsr. u that locslity1ad sent to
Isuac1rhey hy telegraph, a challenge n play for
ing champion enc and $s3J side, nd taa1 he
TESS <s:n, al the forfeit money Ia giving tnls
I".iics, We remarkc that fherr must T. s,,nc als.
:*Et ah0ut the Eatter. as neither luiolphe NOR
T. = once bad heard anvthtrg urep the subject
wish 10 add that We hare heard ffu1f Mr. Parker,
ih:OnGh the following letter, acconjaurd by stao
II money which vas handed u US o. this {rhurs-
t''s' evening" Just before on' s9'ns ts R5s1i
t;to, Wrxss Eso.3;Se: hereby eislie1fe ME. i.
sakr of ssu side. tame % be pssvI il &C: .rdsuce
il e%nsri - Sraasa sssse q s II ssid % 1se:
te9aes z. ins1t1 #
sa'd 1eeulstien.- ioura respectfully
We have accepte., The custody Of this ssaEe ten.
lotartly nny, III order 10 Rtvc Nr. Palk-r the op-
ts.ttuny that u due 10 him Of getting his match
w: hut We now notify ntna, AID all persons else
~ remain the stakeholder In tht proposed nlnkch
tnti The PROVISIONS Of SECTION NJ 10 of the rules
tf .hc so-callt,s Billiard Congress NJ that sec
'."n We AhnaM be obliged to t1Glircf up the stake,
am Gays a'rfort the playinF OF the match. 10 1
'1u,nit1ec OF fhtc, tp BE- appointed By Mr. Michael
f.e1sn, 3ast Mhen u M stakeholder snonid begin TO
catsc'ae bis EtrhtA We decline, up-eoyrt, to he
Hdc . party any longer 10 this bogus rhelan
hampton cue octtntass and We desire TO take
s:'ts orpostunity 10 stale that = movement Is on
'tot 10 establish rial championship md Fe1,
champion cue t,y ss:mc ut the most prom1oeus
Iitinru manufacturer in the United States, each
II whom will contribute 10 d really costly cite, aud
shosc tAhlts wilt &c played upon In turn NJ the
IT, tne baqus Phelan cnasnpionseip,
,na 1he tmrui. pretenstou that Phs-
''SsRrtl4fu" " American table unirr this ne y
.hnu rtnrshtp, scoteover, tur contestants viii
, 1870-10-25
1kcporstog the Third lssdttor ef. ahG
kfAis~ss States 7 treasury.

t4AfS~6 NtNt<* Treasury.
From ne H;asA,n1fon Et1~btiean.
Tho Third Auditor, Geue-as nnthesfcI, il,
lis annus1 report, which wili'soon be submit
ted TO the Secretary OF tho1re4sury, g:tes,
nine'ng 9th af things, the foil m:uS intercs 1rg
facts:
Tie rsqs:eition, drawn on he H-cretary OF
the 1Eea.nry by the Sec-et-Ier Of War s3d
tile Interior for tho las: fe ca1 year amounted
10 81, los ,iA.5s. The ,no,5. important Of
hero items are: Qua1te rm.~ters Denat;-
nent. s13.l36, ,a34-61; incidental e1penecF,
S5629, "a, ,7l;. barracks and qu ate1z. Il. 40,
1!o.G9; army transportatla a. =iG,127, ,4lnOy; !;
sssalfy an4 ertiii*Iy hors,.. y. +4.oeo.sl4.Se; !;
a'mv clothing, s5~A1. .532. ST.; subsistence OF
the army, SA,s5i .65l IS; invs.sd pensions.
so 0,0e9. 1n0:80: widows and 9th MS pensions.
S1S.24 ,!Es2- support OF the birtau Of refu-
:ees, ffet 1men, and abandan ed 1and-. II 49,
.u3.N; EoEinests Department. e$6sl. .O0., A2:
.aptu1e vi JEFF. DAVE, 55O, ,7a3l2.
Counter reqn'Fitionf, drawn In favor OF the
Limited ssAtte Irtarul er, smounsed to 800
sl:',a9G 2 Tho Auditor reports hat so Off
Gets Of the QusrtermssteEs Department. With
cn aEGreGa indebtedness agai-st them OF
s.a,sS9, 9,'6s-S2+ have not yet takor the neces :
saEy steps 70 settle them accouutt. -Four o (
tuch catos have boon reported to the Solicitor
Tor suit, and in III eases the SECURITIES o1
bonded Cfhcele have been notif,eG-:Nhen the
officer Lin,aelf neglected to set.1a us ac-
counts.
Tic number Of parelons On the rclls of ,ao
Office. june 30, was ae follows: sroiutnpn-
ag, 727: War Of lalo, FIo1lds, Mexican, and
o:l.er war;, ,2sG; Rebellion (inrali1s, s6ls7:
widows, 107, $50, 193, 93,726-making tetsi
tnot including children who receive u per
nontl) Of 1876, .39, Total nmonnt appended
anrpE tue year On sceount Of pens;anE,. 54B,
To the animal report is annexed tho suar-
tetly report OF tie Office to September 50,
1870. In this the Auditor states thas the scs
Of CotGTess July 8, 1900 changing tho
m"ce OF paving perssoLs ''nearly d. nalas the
ttneunt of Is. or TO DO performed IN tue PEN
zion DIVISION, md will require nearly: double
semi.aunually, pcnssonefs arc now ,oaid four u
times year. Tho new tnode Of paying pou-
tions is considered much the bettcSs one for
the pensioners.
The Auditors report Is gctlen up N detail,
ana ia I very interesting one
, 1870-10-25

DIR. NolfAt, distinguished English pnys'-
r.nn, has AppartHt15 dlscoTer>d d thst tnese Is
ttiseoscs. he thlnks that he has found tass The
course OF consumption and anHnia follox In = re-
maIkab,e msnnff the courye Of tue cAybooifefoua
8yth M and prevail 10 far less extent In the new
rcd eapds14,tle dsst-tct6. singular explanation
Of this theory, Of rather fact 70 be taken in co.,
ncct.on With br. NuAtta researches, Is the result
OF du Analysts Of wheat grown upon the tEo kinds
OF H0t'. ThAt winch was ratsed in the ca1bpntfcr-
ous7eRon contained ver{ l.tle OF either ortde Of
iron Or phosrhos1c actd. while that which wa
The product OF the sandstone region cou-
talred \ largo proportion OF both those
chemical componnda. 1ne FOREIGN journals
which tcporti this diseoFeEy arc inclined to the
bsxt3 Of such brusd sal1xzttou but 1t further
investigation shoult prove tna Truth o: this In
xeuiopJ theory, It would Be ~ Important 10 L.
lhs3 uEp, Il e:,&es y etssps ceasanp:foa,
, 1870-10-25

Sr, CHARLES, Oct 2&.-On Satur1ay, about
O'clock, . little son OF Colonel Jonn Z. Bundy.
aged about Jears, white watching 4 base ball
c1Int on The suect, mar tho residence OF Hon. s.
E JoaeF, hts grandfather, was struck BY \ base
baII, IN The stomach, sod almost instantly Killed
AfIer TIC bnl hit him, he fnsc partly 70 biz feet.
and exciaimej, aOh, Charlie r and fell back. He
WIS nicled up by the boy whom he ssiled, and
carrieJ into ne 6ousc, whore Drh DeWoat, Rum.
sey, and Crawford did all that medicM ak1u
Tnts Fad Occurrence has cast great gloom oTet
The Whole city. The little fellow WIS known and
lov.h bY nearly estfy resideot Of the place.
, 1870-10-25

Nj. Barrett commenced the second week Of nts
engagement With d..m2t&Ea,ion, by 7. c. De-
Ltop, Of Dickens unfinished nurel;, ~The Ms
ury Of Edwin brood" Tho Interest attaching tn
the las, production Of the great novelist had ne
effect OF drawing quits large audience to the
Theatre. 1t WAS not 70 be expected that the
ti,amattst could fu1nisn satisfhetory solution Of
:he stnrJ, aud TIC dincnlg Of tho rounding on
into whole the uncomplesed sketch OF Dickens
ryas but too manifest throughout the whae ave
sc1R. He has, howcrcr, made an hunezr e1oEt
lest Of The s:iRnt m1ie,ta.1 II his commsud. ne
,ss succeeded IN producing highly stimulating
md tole1ahly eHecure InelodIarn& Tho man
Asacteru OF the novel Arc retained, and Appvo-
s-Etately tErssed m fr tha requisite Gta4a enecs
rtI4eru-. n T.: ~. -Itses tarc BEN sax..sed
, 1870-10-25
California wines and Brandies.

The 1AIge5t stocE Of ASSORTED California wines
Al bEandies cver oiIcrtd for SUE 1u this market
Is now being opened n Nos. Isl and 3sa W&salnx-
Il street. BY Nessrs. y. Zteoke CD., agents TOT
TIC Cnieii Anahetn NtnelGrowerss Association
II California AL ef thrsc wlues were grown tn
lee yintyA1dF 0f the association At AnaheiRn, Lo1
angeles County. aliio, nia and are warranted TO
e thu pure, uraaul'csAted juice Of the grape, and
Il dtstltl1tion thereof. Tha Il one OF the largest
California wine-RFoatuE cancerrA, and can offer
tlefg customers decided Advantage IN nsgaru to
Quality and pf1ce- Go hcd Zee them.
, 1870-10-25
MeffnfnlnNdral.

Meteorological Fecotl for ocsoh.E -. issn zs
lpIrh street. correspondent 10 the Smithsonian
Institute. The small letters the initials for the
woFds 'Tc~rinE." gentle "ht8n.~ "lU.~
@ moist atmosphere, " ~ 1ain,- = and snow
, 1870-10-25

Ahout ha1f-past II O'clock list night, n man
nsnfe John f"rtt aud some parties unknown got
Il 10 quarrel Ut the corner Of Wright aud Na.tesl
y.s and nre but uslsscd his intended victim anu
1o-1re the sa1l IN the right Epce of lad - years
ci age. FAMED Jchn Ryan. who happened
tu stand In the direction tbs shot
wes 1rod. FcrI instantly ned the scene
fll up to an carly hour this morning had not bern
rrr1chchded- The Injured boy Tsa Conveyed to
Tie rsilcEcc Of hts parents No 11e Barber street,
wien he received medical attention.
, 1870-10-25
ELEGANT Italian ElatuAv

ri auction. bT Chilly Writ. On "Wednesday and
Thursday, October Is and r., al 10 O'Clock / H.
ard O'Clock p. u-, At No So Dearborn street. the
tmt'oFtztions OF e. Gioranout, one Of the finest
c'.llectOus Of real 1talisn FtAfusry ever broaQht
I" this city. All arr Invited to Inspect the goods
tie DAY before the sale.
, 1870-10-25

J. d. shay. Nos. lie. ia, and 116 Like street, IL
rder1ng tho ladies' extra inducements In Assra~
chm cloakA These As1achan sllns arc Of his
own Importation, and, AS he mAuufAcInres 1Ao
c!oAks hlmself, he Will be able TO sell them At
prices full ~ per ceuI less lhau u>nal The win.
Ter opening Of cloaEa snt suits L. on Tuesday NO
Sfrt.4
, 1870-10-25
HOTEL PERSONALS,


Among the Arrivals nt this hotel. yesterday,
were the following; uun- r. R. ALLISON, Iowa;
9. b Boiec, Boston: 7. !. Bronson, Louiataua !;
VI. brega md family. Warrington; L 9. Coe,
Counecticut: II. 9. Cleveland, Cleveland: ]. Ftan,
england: L Goodwin, Atl1ankee: G. ". Il
9endre, New Tori; d. .. Wicker. g. Louis; ".
II. Seward ana vile. New York; c. n. Aob!nsco.
Meade, 5. Albert, q. s. n; Hon. B. Solomon,
New orleans: Hoa. z. hA1nea, California; Hon
John Co7cte, pennsy1vansa; judge PcnIsons.
tssy of the NaTJ, Connecticut: Hon. S. N. Cullen,
Springfield. .
Aunrn the at1tsa,s al tAls hnte1. " stArday.
1cIr Inv feavxu,Y: la ,e.iiew, SclEpEti Hra
, 1870-10-25

Heavy Judgment In a Patent Case.
CINCINNATI, Oct SL-In the United States Cit
cult CtuIt, to-day, . f1nAl decree WIS entered N
me tA5.wheel patent case Of Asa Whitney 2Rstnss
Acct l. MowIJ. The Judgment la over ttso. .0oa.
Mo1!y Appeals 70 tic Supreme Court Except
,sc!e1s escF had II patent suit In ehs coaat.J. i
, 1870-10-25
Thh TuR.

nGrslH-TxAN RACE At cHKtakA, MAsA
BOSTON, Oct 2A-At ne1cou ratk, to-aAy. the
tloubl.-tesn, race for q eco xss Won BY Jesse
Wales Snd Darkness, beating KgkwDod s1ud
1Ionsst Alcn.@Timc-a:s6%;9 ;9Aek, and e:33i.
, 1870-10-25
MARRIED

LtNNER-ASDkRSOS-B and at thc rrsfdrne,
=. Rev. j. IL L. unata, Suuday, Oct =, Nr. Ustlg
F Itndrr. tlr., nnd Nisa Mnfs!s A. anderson,
tF Charesttu, Ill, and Hs1t Hxutc papcrs pItx.
, 1870-10-25
l1r0wutl.

The body Of Henry Bruns, drowned in the I'LL.
2. Is Ctnual sp by the capttzing OF boat Oh la.
1hnrsday, VAS recovered scster.lay. Coroner
Srtats held m Inquest. and the lurJ returned
verdict In accortlance with the fatia, The de-
c.ased learea wife and faulty lu destitute cir
Cuu,sInnccS.
, 1870-10-25
PERSONAL

pERsoEALE1LL THE LADY fHoA. T [AE Ia,:
Museum and Uprys Hcn4e Restaurant MoodAy eva
ipg, pleas sead hef eddr1sa Il B, Treu1e
{.A{AIRIMQNIlL- YOUNG MAY OF COOS
4- character ind habits wishes 70 enr4epena fAsa I
yoanf lady Of tpossessus appearHnss a0d aIee1an-
~ ~ hsPosir9n, nth HEH T. masafsaon3, Address
, 1870-10-25

EfoHxa skin tnnnr &unos>sll by stxilst
.ltmfTer Tar soap manltdtt1.r.vl by Caswcu
tlazart 4 Tn, New York.
, 1870-10-25
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Sun eCtA =. III. Moon atts 6: IL b m
, 1870-10-25
BUSINESS NOTICES.

What ~ Qllittnyn SAppnnrln ttf
ttce, the Nnfk Of CnilIsn tree, which yjek1s
nfcn u acerated, fragrant rcgelatf. srap with
tieahine nnt antip1tresccnt properties not po%
setsed .hy any other vcxetatI!e prk1s1cfhn. Thts
lark IL prt,,A!nent constituent OF LIS Celebrated
SczotlnEt. the most popular dental preparation
ever ent1 1oeuccl in h1otfica.
, 1870-10-25
"Spsldinefa Csnc, stfcklcst thing oak

.MAth 1'Isfclica kTcckte% nald -rnn. IJ>e
a. rCtryn" Muth nili FrIAls Iot,na,- The outy
.saasit and ha1 nsle.s remedy Tor rsmny1nV brown
discrimination. fnl. the facc. rse{2 Olsiy by Ir.
i. {. Perry. - Doa4l st1ce1, \. 7, Sold By Drug
g,sts everywhere.
, 1870-10-25

Several gentlemen from bridgeport, Connecti-
tut, among them r. T. Harnnn, the renowned
sEoN NDan, aud Charles II. hotchIlss, arrived in
this CITY yesterday, from tht psa:uA. TneiF
Especial object In visiting the Ws:st WIS IN pur-
c,tasc Kansas lands, but They iI.uge,s In huEaio
nant. ana i, bad Ra.*i tune They were accom-
E.sAt ManJ acres Of land were pntchn Ell, ant
$io.oc1 was hires IN cattle herdiug.
, 1870-10-25

Coo Liver tl3l.-uazsrd i Cs7wa1IB Coo
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brushes, at r. E, R!Ghy's, 50 Esan.lJ.ph street.
, 1870-10-25
CITY REAL ESTATE.


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, 1870-10-25

Joseph Ekosh. employed In Ahler's lumber
yard, ou Eston Tuah, IN falling on lumber pile,
- ttctday mo: Mag. fractured mia right arm and
tE. aud received serious Injuries about his face
The unfuttunate man EAs conveyed 10 bis resi-
d. nee. No. los Colnelta st1eeh wuere he was at
l. ntle1 by DE. v tlde.
, 1870-10-25
tn REN'T-Ron~c
TO t:ENT-sTORCa orTICEs 50
WANTED TO RENT,

Observation-Disclosures OFFICE; ALSO. DESK
rw1rn JOHS G. NICHOLSON, III Dcs1AI1..r,
, 1870-10-25
SEWING MACHIEES :


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, 1870-10-25
REAL EAYATE WANTED.

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