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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-22
fPUBLIC-NO. 1871


AN ACT supplementary to can act to pro-
vide for furnishing artificial limbs to dis
abled soldiers"
Be it enacted by the Senate and House Of
Representatives of the United States of
America in Congress assembled, That the
benefits Of the act approved June seven
teenth, eighteen hundred and seventy, en-
titled Gan act to provide for furnishing
artificial limbs to disabled soldiers" shall
be extended to all officers, soldiers, seamen
and marines disabled in the military or
naval service of the United States as fully
as the same are provided for in the acts
approved July sixteenth, eighteen hundred
and sixty-two, July twenty-eighth, eighteen
hundred and sixty-six, and July twenty
seventh, eighteen hundred and sixty-eight.
in so far as the said acts relate to artificial
limbs. and to transportation for procuring
said limbs.
Approved, June 30, 1870.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-22

A popular essayist says: Perhaps the
great triumph OF all moral writings, in
cluding sermons, is that they have pro
duced some sweet and innocent Sleep
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-22

Judge in any district or = GO INV dis.
tricf Judge sian, fom siclfSsss, aDseiSce o.
other disability, be unable to act, the cir.
cult judge Of the circuit IN which such Glis.
trict is included may make, during sucb
disability or Vacancy, all necessary ruIes
and orders preparatory to the final hearing
Of all causes in bankruptcy, and cause the
same to be entered or issued, a. the ease
may require, by the clerk of the district
court. ---...str ...
Approved, June 30, 1870.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-13

xAU0EhRNT1-NINTH PA0R-Foarth. aflh and sixth
EnEoi0aY-Frrn rAer--rlnA column.
l9LIIARpS 81 Is RAaSv > column.
%A l'h SSluRas
SaAI EsTaHG Fos sxEa easa
HUsliEss ofPoETGSi1IEs-Fn rAsE--sirh col
Sea EESI ss1sFs s asss
pLEkSs AND Nd ss4 PAaK-rhlrd col
zs5 sf3p
poAsTwfsE STEAMSHIPS ELEVENTH PAor-sirth col.
column
GSoSsT,.s. sS saa fourth aA and
&c IF! .s1 vs
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS ELrvrsrn PAoK-rnh and
5Es ASD E%ss-s,srH rAsr :, column.
bda Ats FssT r. E-sii!s column:
sssishED HOOKS r ASp APAsTMsSrs TO LET
OK gHCoNb PAaE-second and third columns.
Esca
hsLsS %S%4iairEp-xALrs -rwrlrru rAar-rhira and
HELPt0 IOWA sGspni Second
HORSES S1HS Ao-sIsrH pAar-rr., and SEQ
HS5sE s5Szs a. fs
SIS4 asos sYqR P1 AND BIER
GEN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sEoosD PAax-
LEcyJFsa sE&soN-xrs.H rAes, Fourth column.
LOAN OFFICEsNINTH PAoE-Third column.
LOST AND FOUND--FIFTH PAGE-frh column.
MAOHIMEkY-FIrTH rAaE-Fifth column.
AKDIOAL-NyNTH PAoE-Thrd column.
MILLINERY AND DKESSMAKINd-Finsr PAGE-Sfxth
EIscELIXE EoUs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
ErscELI.ANEOUs-Furu PAor-Firsh column.
HugLCAL-NISTH PAaE-Fourth column.
EEnsONAL.FlRsT rAeE-Firss column
PROPERTY OUT or THE CITY FOR SALE OR 70
REAL EsT1fs IL -s CON
RELJgIOps NOTIORS--FrrrH PAaR-Fifth column.
sALEs AT AUcfION-TwELrTH PAeE-Fifth ana sixth
s1TUxTiONs WANTED FEMALEs-TwrIrrn PAGE
siTuATIoNs WANTED TALEs-TwrLrru PAer-
Special SoiIoEs -Frnsr PAar-yn,. and second col
SroRfINd-Doas. BIRDS, &o-SIsrH PAGr-Firs. col
Is LIT FoR BUSINESS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sS1S PAGE
fEALELiEks. GUIDE -EIKyEN1n PAGE Sixth column
ERCOND rAGE-Third column.
UNIVERSITY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE.
WANTED TO PURcHAsE-ELryENrn PAoE-sxth col
WATCHES. JEwELRY, 4o--TwELS1H PAor-Fourl
WINES, LIQUORS, &o-SIsTn PAsE-Fourth column.
YACHTS STEAMBOATS,, &c.-FIRsT PAaE-Sixh column
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-13

I yhLEBRATED SWEET CHOCOLATE PAsTE.-ALL
M ismiies are called upon 10 the celebrated Sweet
M, faSe which be prepared In with
Far invas: now recommended by the and public
ana persons who In delicate IT, Can be-
nvantor -. fancy grocery stores and Of l. +. hEG Err,
tascntco and only legal manufacturer, ~ East
n,DarIod 81 Diploma and honorable mention were
Lescr. 'isio' u io'V W L. s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-13

hR E. r MILLER'S NEW AND rypRovrn ruprTcr
tween Finn 5 us' s Gpened a West Twenty street,
md Friday from A. " r. NJ sencmaa III other Sonrs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-13

10 TO o'NEILI $,sS s,xru .vr.r,
FOR SILKS vEIv fsh ros Dress TRIMMINGS
leo pieces Black snk Velvet, VI 50 worth s.
flIra ma Trimming Velvet, 50 50.
% inch, extra quality, Ss; worth 50.
Au shades OF Colored velvs,s
800 Sixth avenue
for French and English Round Hats
Finest duality Felt Hat, only 81 g; worth ga 60
the largest aud best ortmeut Of
Ostrich Plumes,
Go TO O'NLIrL's for
French Flowers, Material Roses
- Sash Ribbons selling OF bel ow cost.
50 eeaaoa aom nen slack Ribbons soc worth IL
Complete assortment OF eros Grain.
s 60 to O'NEILL5 for
ka nves Two buttons I'll bworsh III U.s. all new shades,
BACK grapes, cut BIAS t'
lhieaa Lace hne French Laces.
Call and see our prices
All goods marked In plain hgures; o,
(Between Goth and olst strcets,. gse Sixth ayeaue
VI Brochs aud Wool sh avis from auction,
SUDDEN 1 SRxpBUhY. 49,
BIZ and yl4 Bowcry,
one door below Blocker street.
IIAIE HART
sHAW'S Pntent Hair Switches and ChIgnons equal 10
human hair can be brushed cobed and dressed over
,un @ s ehcnpes' u INC country Switches one yard
dressed Tor sSc Latest styles on hand Only depot 353
Bowefy' near Fourth street Nor,cr
Any one who countcrfcts nfrpgcs my patent viii be
dealt with according to law.
INDIA CAMELs' HAIR SukwIS AND sCARFs
y, RUSSELL, Us Eas, Twentieth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-13

LIoR THE HOLIDAYS.
II Toys. Toys. Toys.
New Goods.
English, French, German and American Toys Fancy
Goods Fine French Dolls dressed and undrcssod Dolls
Heads Dolls Apparel Dolls Carriages Sail Boats Rocking
Horses, &C.. &c.
4. II. STAvELEY,
$40 Broadway
east side, Eighteenth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-13

IIARLEM TO CITY HALL IN Is MINUTES.
III Twelfth and Ninotecnlh Wards Czens Association
will hold important meeting Monday evening November
H. n Masonic HAIL. Eshty-sixh street, near Third svenue
Hrea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-13

fIITY OF NEW YORK, DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE.
~ BUREAU OF THE RECEIVER TAxEs,)
COURT HOUSE, PARK, SO CHAMnERs sTREET,i
Nov. j, 1870. J
Will be added to all taxes unpaid the LIST Of December
an additional cent December 15 On all
naming unpaid January interest at the twelve
per cent calculated from the the books
received By the Receiver of Taxes to win
6e added No money will be received after 2o'clock p NJ
BERNARD sMYTH, Receiver.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-13

ATMME. vIGoURoUX's, 12a FOURTH AVENUE, NEAR
"A Twelfth stsampinr, imported Embroidery Lingerie;
ladies' and babns specially Initials Mono.
and Handkerche table and bedcoihs embroidered
TO order.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-13
M REDUCTIONS

EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS AND IMMENSE
III REDUCTIONS
aA. 1 R. ErTINGERs,
go Bowery,
between Prince and Houston streets ..
You get Berlin Zephyr Wool The following prices
White and Black 10 ounco and 81 ~ pef Hrown
Green Yellow Drab, Pink 6olfsrno, Chinchla and Part
fridge. Nc per ounce and - pound Azpn. Scarlet
Purple and Varegated 5c and 81 Is
German and Scotch Woos "a per pound
Balinoraf Woods, ~ 25 por pound
We oner handsome embroidered Slipper for Use ard
beautiful Cushion for 81 So We sell regular madc English
70. Ioc, eIs engn ieaI mace LAaie Hose TOT
have reduced to - 49, and Lado. Merno Vests high
and long Sleeves to Toe In gentcmens Ecars Bows
can show endess variety At extremely low prices
Wamsutta Shirts our own make 81 % piece superior
Embroderies and real Laces We sell II popular prices
Black and coored yelvets sell cheaper than house
in the CITY Our veveccns at 7c &c. and 81 decided
bargain. This weeks speciality namely, silk fnished
Third and Fourth avenue pass go Bowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-13

aide PERCEvALs, 7S9 BROADWAY, OPPOSITE
IA Aston place, at very low prices
Children's Clothing and Infants Wardrobes,
French Lingerie aud Ladies' Uneergarmenia
Handsome Initials aud Mouograius embroidered to order
Stamping and Stamped Goods.
Laces cleared aud mended equal TO new,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-13
NOVEMBER 10, 1s7o.-TRIPLE SHEET.
DRY GOODS.
At xIszEy's,

"A ON MONDAY,
GREAT REDUCTIONS.
TO REDUCE STOCK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-13
TO MAKE ROOM FOR HOLIDAY GOODS,

GREAT REDUCTIONS.
TO REDUCE STOCK
TO MAKE ROOM FOR HOLIDAY GOODS
s s1I9 REIs Amp 5syrTI
Es !sSsiSSs sss &C. sss &c. p Pee piece
k k $S WV Sas !. :. piece
4. e.. y. 81 's =
s s5F III ND siEHS III, sSEons ' - '''
RIBBON DEPARTMENT.
!4sds Ss :Ss Is - s.is
NfbS sl skA ek0 ASH ssHh s
Aioh sA iPSAi; siss &c.,
MILLINERY GOODS
Il SoSSs ;;sS RI: 80
S SsfRIca E EsaTdESs 49, &c.,
We HH HA EslSS AGs 81 se Sgs
BUT ARE ARE sE ssjiss AT TUE
Z! R qs9zss IS s5 Shl5 Soc p.
EXTRA FINE FRENCH KIDS. 7oc. pair:
t EApRs E yH pIs ki kgs ssi D.r
SESTs KID aLoyEs, 7 s:s. ss sse.l ST. iS' slas
LINED BERLIN GLOVES, &c, g1c. pair.
LADIES' LADIES; HOSIERY, from isso. pairup.
GENTS aERiN0 SHIFTS AND bRxMEss. 7sc. up.
LADIES' MERINo UNDERWEAR CHEAP
500 "; II zEr I1y,s, yo a;sSgE
BY ne u f FsSksd SSsos
FANCY CHENILLE. BRAIDs. CORDS ao &c
EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT.
FINE WORRIED SETS, Sc, asc, &c, e.
w6kKH6 KDdiNSs AND 81 iEsEk TO CHEAP
LAB pEs, t HNEER G2kAK S Ss 90 % w. 0a
FANCY GAuEs SO Or 'f EVERY kISb CHEAP.
AUCTION LOTS or EMBROIDERIEs CHEAP.
HANDKERoHrErs.
GENTS HEMMKD HANDKERCHIEF6, 1a1c., 100, TO-
"a S5zsi FSsi iEESaSS5siSSalssss S'
FINE JET SETS. sss,. &c. 4es, Ssi, 'ss, s.. -
F EASSy n SiTs sps u SIsayxs SEcSr ACES
rr55ssS fE 'BaadELEis ~ i,
| FANCY GOODS DEPARTMENT.
gxcglLEsT sPooL oorToN. Il spool
skhih AND spooL slLkS Is eses
BEST ALPACA SKIRT BKAIDs &c piece ,-,,,,,rr,,,,.,
SPOOL corross. PINS. NEE6LE@s. COMBS gaGshEs'
ALL UNDER REGULAR fkiicEs.
VIM. kinney,
BETWEEN AMIry AND FOURTH STREETS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-13
DRY GOODS.

A LTMAN BROS. CO.. SIXTH AVENUE AND
"A Iweny-nrst street. In consequences or tho recent all
In gold will offer this week Immense ucck OF choice
eoods greatly reduced prices OF which tho following
selected.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-13

IN. B.-OUR TERMS, CASH, &C o. d."
IA. II is the only way we mako money out of our
fearfuly small profits.
Goods deprcciating all the time.
Extraordinary Bargains from the Auction Rooms
Handsome bright Pails, 81 &c, formerly 55c n yard
Beautiful shades plain Goods 20c worth now Slc a ward
French Rouba!y Goods, over yard wide, NC.
Heavy - shesting, slc., former price 45c.
The above goods hal price
Also another lot OF those fine beached ShIrt,n1 Musns
little out Of O. der, &C. yard, cheap at Exc
4 Hssyy sanSes XII o. ~ q and w pair
Big lots Balmorals, 75c., 8f ana Hi 81
Big lots boulevard skirts, 81 Is and a.
Brooklyn, Williamsburg Jersey City and Hobokcn custom
article that is not very much under price.
FOSTER BROTHERS, sth avenue nenr 18th st, apd
FOSTER BROTHERS, 272 Bleecler street.
A -A.-wECHs LER ABRAHAM
IN. 297 and 2y9 Fulton street old No 2g5) grookivn
viii oHer on Monday
extraordinary bargains In Black Silks.
comprising every known make from 81 TO TO In per ward
The cheapest silks since 1850. - '
Also French foplns and SIX veours from Sc to S GO
Superior Wool veonr, SIC. formerly 81 49,
"a English satecns, the best imported, al 8i
Also complete sock OF
Scotch paids Empress Cloths, Mernos, Riarz Cloths
Cashmerea, Serges and a largo stock OF Black Goods
at corresponding low prices.
Just opened, OF vcve.eens brown and black
70 per cent below former prices
Our stock Of Pushes Cloakngs Paisley Broche shawls
Ladies aud Gents Hosiery and Underwear Wbits Goods
Linens Domestcs. de-, at the usual attractive prices
We are now offering an unusual elegant variety Of
Suits and Nantes,
comprising SILK Suits Velour Suits, Satccn Suits.
PLAID and Alpaca Suits '1"''
Cloth, Velvet Velvetecn Nantes DC,
ut less than the cost OF manufacture.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-13

CMHrETs' FURNITURE.
am offering my large assorted stock OF Furuf
re and 10 cheaper than other house
In the city.
600 worth OF Furniture, in endless variety,
comprising Paror. Library, Dining Room, Kitchen Furnt
ture, &c.
Enameled Chamber Suits, 9pieces, S26
Walnut Chamber Suits wood top, $50
Walnut Chamber Suits, marble top. $50.
Upholstered Suits, In reps or hair cloth, 3d.
CARPETS.
English Tap Brussels, n 20 per yard.
English Body Brussels, 81 u per yard.
English Velvet, ~ Is per yard
Clcoth. DOC. per yard
Rugs Mats, Window Shades, &C., at equally low prices
D. KELLY,
successorto u. 0'FARRELt.
6a and 64 9Th nv, and 267, 269 and 21 Wes 36th st.
nRESS GOODS.
~ During the wook stock has been largely repen
ished from auction snles and In selling
Dress Goods mt fifty per cent less than month,
prices unapproachabe by houses that imported their
own goods.
SUDDEN 4 BRADBURY,
BIZ and 3l4 Bowery,
one door below Blescker street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-13

THoMAS TWEED CO.,
i 1853 Broadway,
between Eighth and Ninth Streets ~
viii open on Monday, the lSth insG
GI Extraordinary bargains In
Black, Colored and fancy Silks. -.s~~'A
Purchs sed nj the recent auction sales.
Heavy Black eros Grains
at 81 60. 81 g, S2,ita sS ~ 70 up TO the finest
imported, Mt 20 per cent leyY than actual value
100 pieces
Fancy Striped silks at u, worth 81 70.
Colored Sllks ST. %, b., 81 %, 81 50.
Cloaking. Bonnet and Trimming vevets
- at unprecedentcdy low prices
The public rcspectruy uqd examine The ab0v
wbfch viii be found uneguaied 10 Pt.te aAd 4uslty.
THOS. TWEED CO.,
s63 Broadway,
between Eighth and Ninth streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-13

= Superb Gros q ain and Glace silks;
also
Lyons SILK Mantilla velvets,
Coiored nd Black SaiinB, DC. :.
which should compared In price and nnGh "
every pucha Ger before MAXIM seiection esewhsre
SUDDEN 4 BRADBURY,
Gl2 and 3i4 Bowcry,
door below Blcecker stre0e.
N. B-slk finished vclvetscns very cheap. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-13

r LIGHTING STREET LAMPS WITH BARTLErT's IN
IL .tantaneous Street Lamp Lighter saves great eIpen;:
carries back almost 70 the middle ages Hons
about climbing aupposs lighting lamps with matchea"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-13

"A rwenyasl strsst-loo boxes SIX Cloak ysIveta fu
width, So 10 and $40, worth 49, 3l2 aud SIS splendid
real Lyons Cloak yelyets, 20, 20 and 90 ms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-13
DRY GOODS.

INPRIMIs CARD. INPRIMfA
The success attending the departments OF eetae
lahmentvz, Drcssmaklng, Bridal OutGs, Frsnck Flow
ets and MISUNDERSTANDING more room will commence 70
GRAND CLEARING our SALE
OF my immense stock OF Ladies' and Chdreps UndeP4ar
ncnts and Furnishing Goods generally imported and home
made from the panes TO the most elaborac at prces y
Tho at less than prcss The re:dy
made suits consulting OF Cloth Serge Saeen Alpaca, no.,
ut coat OF materaal fnaje In the latest fall styles The
balance OF Shawl Suits at Of snaw Alzo OF
and superb quality About $50 dozen Corse.s imported and
own make Commencing with double patent capped
Corset At &C., value i 25 and ending with the French prIs
medal 900 Zone ut 81, worth ~l2 The goods viii AL be
marked plain figures inspection In invited ~
J. 9. COLBY's Ladies' Furnishing House.
y2 East Fourteenth street, three doors west OF
University place.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-09-30
The I" Coming y Man Marrses the
ssCOmIpga, Woman.

THE Virginia City, Nevada, EaateTp7as
gives the following account OF q marriage
ceremony in that city, uniting two Ce
lestials, who desired to be married in true
American style. The knot was effectu
ally tied in the "Pigeon. English dia
lect:
Yesterday forenoon a gallus looking
Celestial, with well-oiled tail hanging
down to his heels, followed by robust
specimen of the Flowery Kingdom, with
her hair dressed Ia fan-tailed pigeon,
came to Justice Ellis Courtroom to be
married Mclean" style.
"You have got license, John ?" asked
the Judge. A
eyes, me hab got" answered John
"me go one Cote. housee, one law man
me heap catchee hcensee."
"Well, youlikee me marry you Mclean
fashion"
eyes, me likee all same one 'Melican
man."
"You got any wife now, John? ?"
John astonished-"No; me no hab got
one wifee. Me ikee catchee one wifee,
me likee catchee him." pointing to the
almond eyed female at his side.
"Are you married ?" asked the Judge
of the Celestial; ''you got one msn?"
"No; me no got one man. Me one man
China country he come die one time"
swell, all right. What's your name,
John?"
sMe name Su-u-ung Fung."
"What? Some Fun?"
"No; me name So.u-o-ng Fu-o ng."
"Ohl Sing Fungi Well, what's her
naTne-the wOman's?"
"Who, him? Him name Ho-ye Co.
ye."
"Hoy Goyl All right; you stand UP
here. Take her by the hand, John. No;
stand this way. Not that hand; this hand,
John-so. Now, John, what's your
name?"
"Me name Su.u-ng Fung."
"Now, John-Sung Fung, you takee
him wonan-what you call him name,
John ?"
"Call him Ho-oyr Go-oye"
"You take him Hoy Coy to be your
wife, and promise to keep her heap good ;
heap plenty licee give her eatee, no kick
her, be good man all time, hey?"
John-"You bet me belly good man,
Judge. Me no kick him plentee."
Judge" Now, you here, Hog Eye. or
whatever your other name is--you takee
him to be your man, be one belly good
wifee to him all time no run away cook
him licee all time-het your life ?"
Hoy Coy" Me cne belly good woman;
coolee um hcee; no lun away all time ::
stay housee alice time bully wifee me-"
Judge" AL rightee Me plentee pow
er me big mandarin--two swordee man
me tellee you all one piecee-ope pie
Gee man, one piecee wifee. Plentee fix,
all done. John, Cash. John, money
sabe?"
John paid UP, but was determined ESQ
pleased to find himself married Mclean
fashion) to have bit of a blowout. He
sent out for wine and glasses and treated
all hands, After this was over the pair
struck out for Chinatown, remarking,
"Hi yang chin powe, sung te-pin chin
tow-ee ling!" as they went, which shows
that they were highly delighted with the
Mclean marriage ceremony
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-09-30

date for State Superintendent of Public
Instruction by the Wisconsin Democratic
State Central Committee, and has ac-
cepted the same.
Benjamin Turner, colored, has been
nominated for Congress by the Republi-
can Convention of the First Alabama
District.
The Democratic State Central Commit
tee of New York has organized by the
election of Samuel J. Tilden, of New York
city, Chairman, and VIM. Cassidy, of Al
bany, Secretary.
The Republican Congressional Conven-
tion at Cortlandyille, N. Y, on the 21st,
nominated Hon. r. Holland Duell,s of
Cortland, for successor in Congress to
Hon. Dennis MCCARTHY, in the Onondaga
and Cortland District.
The recent Nevada Republican State
Convention nominated: F. A. Trittle
for Governor; J. S. Slauson for Judge of
the Supreme Court; Gen. Wines for
Treasurer; W. W. Hobart for Comptrol-
Ter; James D. Minor for Secretary of State !;
VIM. Campbell for Attorney General; ;
Thomss Fitch for Congress, and J. Sing
erland for Lieutenant-G Governor.
Judge Charles Belts is the Democratic
candidate for Congress in the Third Illi-
nois District
The recent Republican State Conven-
tion of Tennessee nominated W. H. Urs-
ner, Of Bedford, for Governor.
The Republican Congressional Conven-
ton in the First Virginia District, on the
22d nominated Mr.. Norton, colored, for
Congress. The white members withdrew
and nominated Mr.. Douglas, white. The
contending parties agreed to submit their
difficulties to the National Executive
Committee,
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-09-30
Miscellaneous Reading.
HAV.g COURAGE TO SAY NO.

YOU'RE starting to-day on life's journey,
Alone on the highway of life;
You'll meet with thousand temptations;
Each city with evil is rife
This world is stage of excitement,
There's danger wherever you go;
But II you are tempted in weakness,
Have courage, my boy, to say NO.
The syren's sweet song may allure you;
b WIRE Of her cunning and art.
Wheney yer you see her approaching,
Be guarded and haste to depart.
The billiard saloons are inviting,
Declzed out in their tinsel and show:
You may be invited to enter
Have courage, my boy, to say NO.
goo The bright ruby wine may be offered
No matter how tempting it be,
From poison that stings Ike an adder,
F Ny boy, have the courage to flee.
The gambling halls are below you,
Their lights how they dance to and fro;
II you should be tempted TO enter,
Think twice, even thrice, ere you go.
Il In courage alone lies your safety,
When you the lone journey begin,
And trust in Heavenly Father,
Who will keep you unspotted from sin,
Temptations will go on increasing,
AS streams from a riyulet flow,
80 But II you are true to your manhood,
Have courage, my boy, to say No.
81. Cl0jr.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-09-30

A CITIZEN of Massachusetts having un-
dergone very severe operation at the
hands of the surgeons, was seized with
the conviction that they had removed all
the internal organs from his body, and
left him a mere anatomical shell. all
their protestations to the contrary only
convinced him the more of the perfidy of
the whole medical profession. They had
stolen his viscera, and didn't intend he
should know anything about it. Under
the circumstances it was, of course, use-
less for him to eat or drink, and he steadily
refused to do either. Food was admins
tered to him while under the influence OF
ether, but he rejected it Immediately upon
awaking. After lingering in this condition
for nearly month, he died the other day
in Salem hospital, bewailing his stolen
vitals, and execrating the thievish doctors
In justice to the latter it should be added
that the gentleman was laboring under 8
mistake
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HUMBOLDT county, Cal, is sort of in
dependent territory of itself. 1t has no
inland communications. No practical
wagon road connects it with any other
county in the State. It's only point of
intercourse with the outer world is the
town of Eureka and the bay which stands
Ia front Of it.
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lashes. whiskers and hair were singed,
and their faces and hands were badly bis
tered. Mr. Dudley's eyes were very badly
injured.
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DODGEVILLE WISCONSIN, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 80, 1870.

important of the Bessemer steel patents
and the process il now public property.
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I AsCEnuGU 10o0
By the addition of these historical num-
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The deduction Of these figures is ap-
parent to every one: Louis Napoleon
will lose his throne during the present
year.--N r Eosnjag Post.
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Curious Confirmation OF a Prophecy.

The war, writes our Frankfort cor
respondent, has its humorous as well as
sad side, and before the times become too
earnest will give you a number Of curl
GUS gleaniDgs and anecdotes which have
appeared in recent German papers. |
bought for kreutzer few days ago q
small printed sheet headed GA Remark
able Prophecy" in which the end OF
Napoleon is apparently foretold for the
present wear. I had seen similar things
before in relation to Napoleon, but viii
communicate 1t here:
The following calculation (says the
printed sheet is of great Importance now
on account of the surprising results
gained therefrom:
Louis Philippe was born Observation-Disclosures. l7aS l7aS
Iney were married 1oOJ
Assembled the French throne. ............ 1890
BY the addition of these historical num-
L. ELL