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, 1870-09-23
THE CENSUS OF ILLINOIS.

We print this morning full report Of
the census returns Of this State The grind
total with one precinct in Peoria County
TO lie heard from, is 2,j67 ,032. The
population of the Slate in 1850 was
1.711.:.l. The gain is s55,0 or over
~ per cent. The population Of the State
in 1850 WAS s5l,i70. The increase from
l>c0 to 1870 is greater than the3whole N.Y.
ulation Of the State in 1850. Tile ropu1a-
tion in 1870 is more then thrxe times what
il was in $50, illinois now takes rank as
tie fourth State in population. being ex-
;'ccde.t only by New York. Pennsylvania
and Ohio: aud: III all probability, the
difference l,ctwcen Illinois and Ohio has
].:en largely reduced. The increase in this
city has been LII per cent. but Otherwise
has been general in all parts Of the State.
tie average outside OF this city and county
being slightly over II per cent. LaSallc
County retains its rank as the second
county in The State, IN point OF population.
In other States the cities have gained, but
at the loss Of the country districts. In
tliis State this has not bcen the case,
IlH'''Sh some counties have not increased
st the same rate that others have. tue in
crease has been general.
The census being complete the Governor
will make the Legislative appor.ion:acnt
accordingly. aud srill announce il Oh the
-a~41,
, 1870-09-23
4osai...-... .---.-1 1+0a6,GGS -

an cEE IN which sixteen kernels OF wheat mr.
sisloe mas astcntshed the editor OF the Wa,er1or
."as'fr. lie wants to know who put TINT whoa,
| in the egg! "@1eA'
-Lucss County has 1o,oss inhaoitapts ans
.aal'ton' us largest town., LIES people, F!oyj
ocuh'y mas 11,so1 people, Charles City having
s'SSs. Nlnncsh'ek County has sa,es., Dscorah
~ asanR s''si. Hardin County has 10, $50. Frauk-
III Itnhsy mas 4''5f, Washington hasing 1883.
-Aboat week since, . man living tve,yr
mics from Auoka whipped his wife, woman Ga
years Of age, so seyesely that she hal TO cali In
INC assistance Of her daughter, who. taking tb,
olt man In hand, choked and beat him, and use,l
a'W up generally. Whcreuron he HARVESTED hi,
team' lock load Of household goods, au,l ulrfs
mtm alone IN their glory;~ since which he 1,ss
LOT been heard from,
-lne work Of grading the Midland Ratron1
commenced at Ana1uosa, last Monday, 10 t,e nrrs.
81. eeutea eastWar'1ly. On Saturday last Int four
'niles anu a hall OF track and tWo small bridges
were needcd to take the Chicago L Southwestern,
Railroad Ito Fairfield,
-ais s'llllafa1, who was born in 1863. and w],o
loncu INC Methodist Church clgh. ycurs ago. died
~ ~ ~ a.As1sou1e, blackhawk County, On The a1st
:. The dedication Of Simpson Centenary College.
- au'Aao'a' Wi saHe place on Sunday, October
e1n University, VIII deliver the a.l,1ress.
The Dubuque Tines has the 'neucs. ohos, i
ssoiy: "For many years Il respectable faml,,
nave resided near Eagle Point until abont year
ago, when the saucttty Of the household wns n.
saaea hy death, and tho mothef. was called To III
otnet world. Her oldest son followed about i.
month AfteE. *A.1ew weeks later tue remalnini
70! Wah Eent to the banks Of the rtyer for woo,i
'al' "a!e shefe, fe1i tnso The wafer aad Was
, 1870-09-23
Personal.

h2'Aa5oF Adams, OF Allegheny City, Pa, b,
oeen committed for trial on 4 cha-cc OF nas,ino
counterfeit money.
Orange Judd 1 Co. hare bought out Heart.
and Home, and will cnlarxe It,
VIKING OF the Prince Imperial the I.nn.,o.
correspondent OF the Scotsman SAYS: s4Thrpe =;
iouf Sears ago he was In very delicate condition.
d1scase Of the ankle bones aptl other alar11tn.
SYMPTOMS appeared. ! saw him almost daily nj
biara11z At this time, and when be was PLAYING
"4sa 5euuE Conneau ou the terrace Of the cha.ean
II vas easy to sec how hc llmpel, aud when b.
"ent out Into the town he alwars rode In a car
1aet' even when the Emperor and Empress were
On foot- The great physical fatlgue aud anyiptv
to v hlc'a the poor bog has Of late been su,,tec,
have produced some Indications Of recur1enra
cf the Old disorder, aud hence the visit to Has,.
iugs."
Tile Hon. Hczekiah D. Robertson, for four
ycafs State Senator from the Westches,cr District.
dled at his residence In Bedford On MONDAY morn,
tpg. Ill, Robertson was formerly Whig, then a
hnow-Noth!ng, and OF late Years q Republican.
During his service in the Legislature he possessed
great influence, aud through his efforts lnapy I'M.
ro1tant bills we're passed, among them the Metro
politan Police bill, (which he intsoduced} and the
BIZ creating tue Department of Public Chsrttic.
and Corrections. :.
An Hem aas been going the rounds announcing
the marriage OF the Tidow Of the late rebel Cen
cta1 kirby smith to General Eaton, Of the War
Department. The Indy recently united to Gene.a,
Eaton Was Mrs. E Kirby Smith, willow Of th,
soldier who fell In the battle Of No1tno del Rev In
Mexico, and mother OF Colonel E: Kirby Smith
who was Killed To battle during the rebellion.
Tic rebel General Kirby Smith was 4 brother q:
'1r5. General EatonS nrst husband, and from tai.
sct the mistake originated. /
, 1870-09-23
REPUBLICAN CANVASS.

appointments. OF Speakers.
Governor T. !. oGLESEi Will speak a. fol
l'slvi.sere, Thursday, September 81 at Q n. m
JsEkforl. Frls;Ar. Stnten1ncr -, a; 2 n. nj.
tscc1nrf+ saturday. October !, at n m.
NJ; Carroll MorslaT. October 5, at 8 r. NJ.
Polo, Tuesday. October. ). at i. m.
Dixon. "Wednesday, oetoher $, atep.m,
i.1,,e l.ineet1r. , THURSDAY, o:tocr 6, Mt 2 n nj.
Gaiva. Friday. Oe:oher :. at s1,- n.
Galeseurc. Saturday. October i, at m.
hy tfts committee.
e,I The iollestng arc officially announced by the
General JoIIS i. Io6AS. c.n,:aa.c far Con.
sfessulan At Large. will spcat rs follows;
s.eneseo- Thursday. SeH,ember y
Monmouth. Monday, September a6.
o1us"ka, Tnesd8E, September e.
aleIn. We1ne s.1ay, September 81
Aterlirg. Friday, September 50.
Morrison, Saturday, October i.
SIC more. Monday, Oe1oher ).
Woodstock, Ff.lay. ecsn..cr I,
Antorn. Saturday, Octnless
aus General Logan wil speak only as announced by
zus.; Genera, +. i. BATES, STATE Treasurer, will
:.ana. "Wednesday, th,tnter s.
s2nda!s, Thurs.lss, Os.ctcr e..
LtnHAlia, Frttfay. October !.
DnqInin, Saturday, October :.
.snua Mnut1ar. Oc:cher ia.
SaHsle; Tuesday, October ii,
tSilcrll!c. Wednesday. 0ctnl,er L.
:a!sen. Inarsdsy, October l3
Jersesvi'ls, Friday, Octoher Il.
,,acIsnnytllr, Saturday, October IL
d1;ncoln, Tuesday, October IS,
nloofntnGtrn, "Wednesday, October 1a,
rcMn, Thursday, t}ctc.,cr 20,
!eof1a, Friday, October a.
,,..a.eshnre: Saturday, Oct,,ber "
Mac%ms', Monday, Ocfa,,cT ct.
;s'end'fs. Tuest.aF. October Is.
llnxnn, "Wednesday, October ss
Sterling: THURSDAY, October q.
rni.un fst'i1y, Ocioascr IS
, 1870-09-23

a1o"neu. W1en bis body was taken hona III i.
ss'e., VINO hela light III her l,aud, appal!et, at
.tne shocking calanity, screamed for her motbe-.
,Hncu tae spirit OF hcr moshen dressed au h, r
!haspuat appe afed On the 8lohe of tic 1amp. ard
Nna lmaee Of fae son was seen alsc, hut SOON N,
fs1r: me image OF ttle mother .malns oa n q
E!sbe 70 tis day mud It Ia said tat tile sirnt naa
petn Witnessed by huudrotls Of persons wfo l,nrn
been attracted to tho house BIZ the stranra stry :,
TN Monday four daughters of William. tv,o.,
Of valloni9, attacked Jesse blcclellanl An tors
hdtil him warmly, for a,l,up ia ancttno n,,,, -,
the!f 'atnefs 1afm TINT they wer2 II be included
In the salc.. 80: -.
..-anes Rehctts. the eonyIct who eicapel ftom
the Southern Prison On the 12th, returuet yolun.
taF5.s 70 TITO prison on Monday morning, Eoberts
stalled shat hc felt mean as soon az ne cot ont n,
prison, md heartily wished himself back wI.,p
he riRhttnlly belonged.
The Morgan County Gax<lle tells Of a man In
that county who was recently marr1ct to l,ts II.
roiccd wife, alter separation OF twenty years
After the divorce the woman moved West nn,1
there married German, who went into the 1a,e
war a1ld WIS Killed. Two children were the finite
OF the Becond marriage, and none OF the first Thc
woman returned to Morgan County a saoit lime
since, and was reunited to her first usbsnf. WIN
had lived single during her absence,
MICHIGAN.
PTof. DimaD. OF Brown University. ts the lates.
suggestion for the Presidency OF Michigan 1rp,-
vefsEty.
The following are the cities aud townships O,
Michigan having population Of orer 3.0oo M
compared With their size in 1874.
, 1870-09-23

'Ihe items of expense OF the Chicago
Water Works arc interesting. Tho whole
cost in 1eGe-G0 was $500, ,OGO, of which
,Sls1, sGa, or more than ons-half, was 10,
interest; expenses of pumping, crib, s,lr.
'7es, etc., $500 These two items made
up fonr-fifths, or 50. per. cent, Of the e.
l'eus'iturc. Together, they consumed GO
per cent. Of tho gross amount Of water
s"xea. To duplicate this expense will re-
qn're that the number of consumers DO
doubled, which is not possible without lay
ing 80 per cent more Service pipe than now
laid. which mtlst consume years, particular
y if it is 10 be paid for out of the net oarn-
lngs OF the water rents, if the 81, 5o0, ,0oo
on hand is devoted to excayating new tun-
nels and erecting new engines. But if the
Board OF Public Works could DO induced
10 bore artesian wells, this 1,5o0, 900 on
hand could be expended in laying more ser-
vice pipe which the artosians would supply.
An artesian well of six inches bore will de-
'1ser half million gallons per. day, at
cost OF tho interest on, say 81 900, for
sinking the well, which would be, Mt : per
cant. $3.50 per.annum. That is to say, an
aTtesian well Of tlat size would furnish tie
people with 800, 900 gallons of water for
- cents per day, which amounts to but
on' *FrtnM OF cent for every 1000 gal-
Ions, while the cost Of lifting wafer from
the he'd Of the lake by steam-power,-we
mean tue mere cost Of running the en-
s'nes aud keeping them in coal aud re-
TO twocents per gallon, or
times as much as the artesian
water: but if the city shall expend 81 ,;oo,-
0oo for tunnels under the city, and new
pumps, lands on which to erect the works
additional salaries, and other essential
TENS. the cost of supplying the proposed
Increase of 15,0oo,oo0 gallons pa-
fay will be eight cents per LINN
'aslons OF water raised out of the lake or
.5t,-str times as great an expense as tia
ftes1an water. The types made us say fe
Fen times in yesterdays article, when We
Intended to say fifty times. !
VII not these startling facts give pausa
the proposed squandering of soue two
'lil'ons OF the peoples money!. WHY |
5ould thfs iivinl; yell of water, which a /
pod frosidence has placed under our feel,
neglected and refused? As well might
le husbandman refuse the rains and dows
heaven, and water his folds By artificial
Hgat1on-pumping the water for that
'rpose. Why sheuld our Doari Of Public
orks he permitted to waste two millions
the peoples substance and S75, 900 per
af tor pumping expenses, when S1oO, 600
vested in artesian wolls will supply the
NE quantity of water? We pause for a
ional or honest answer,
, 1870-09-23
Il old Enlf has unno o%-art,.a.f :,

An old salt has gone overheard. The
Republicans of Cortland and Onon,laca
Counties, NeT York, have nominated afr.
D"ell for Congress, to succeed Denis Nc
carthy. tic present incumbent. Mccarthy
was the representative Of the Onondaea
salt monopoly, and nothing else. His sole
business in Congress was to defend that
monopoly, and to champion the tar Of
l.o per cent on salt Had he l,een renom.
mated, the Republicans of that dissric,
would have assumed the responsibility of
MS out rageous votes, and therefore thew
have wisely put the told salt - on the
SHELL aud taken new man. The Repul,-
heans Of Ohio, Michigan, md Tennessee
"nght to have done the sa,nc thing with
regard to schencls. Blair. and Maynard.
, 1870-09-23

LIE reports from London Of the reeo-
slations between Bismark and Fayre are to
the effect that it is likely there will soon
be penee--thnt is, the terms of peace will
lie agreed upon, subject to their ratifica-
tion by the National Assembly Of. France.
Pending the election Of that body, aud its
action, we suppose there will he an nr1nis-
tice, or. at least, suspension Of actiye hos
t'l'ties. The English demonstration in
fayor Of Republicanism cannot fail to have
a prodigious effect upon the British Gov
e11''nent, and, consequently, upon all
European powers. To prolong the war,
especially against the French Republic
askins for peace. is to provoke the Re-
publican sympathies Of the pcoplco of ali the
European States, Germany included. and
nowhere more profoundly than in England,
Peace: therefore, is at present the obvious
policy Of the powers That be in E,1rope.
, 1870-09-23

of Central PARK, New YorE, tlietf IN Sstnr.ing
We Me was native of Austria, and was born In isis.
aan dan saDsc9aenti5 studied a. the Botanical Gar
a q magnitude vas the laying out Of the gtou1ds
Mstfe,n'1s sEp9e tne palace Of tie famous. Prince
W We1ne1, IN account OF political troubles, he left
u Isas and came TO this codhtry After
f, remaining in New fork for short time, he set.
,ea ntcss AZ naton Ca where Tor some time his SER
*jsss s were sought ia 1aying out the grounds OF
;Hge-4anuef = Il. stephens and others. He returned
So 1os vienna IN 1ss9, and WAS made Director Of the
notanfcal @ Gardens there While thus engaged be
se smlGte q Nofk on botany that has become q text
1e accepted the position Of Chief Landsca ~
4afdener IN the Central PAX Of New York civ.
Ais personal supeEnten aence OF the entire WORK,
plans. continued up to the time Of bis seati.
Meantime be p!anned aud superintendent nfan1
improvements IN the public squares OF tie citJ.
, 1870-09-23

u I'll Fly
cal years mast c1imutic choprcs ~ . n,arss
character have been observer, IN a,,str,,t, r,,os
Of the past winter have ,ncn NOR. r, o,t,,,e
than any, few DAYS avo snow tn thn .1an,n 49,, ~,
six inches might be found wI,ntn fort.. Wiz ~ ~
Sydney. Further inland JunItrr pnvtus h.s NJ .
teigLei supreme, converting like be.1s IN v,,,.,
white man never bciarc saw water mn s'| ,,n1
mense reservoirs, which will last ,ocss AMI ,,cr11s
for.ca1s. Gales, If rot hurricanes. hare snra,,1
destruction along tic enast. giving jncrcase, an.
r1oynscnt to sh[pwr'glts and sa,nakers,r
The Acting Commissioner of 1nt.-,,, D,,.
cnue rules that the tx Su iElu,u..atlnc cas- i'm.
posed by the act Ut June 50, 1854. is still IN force
Se'th:r the act OF March a1, 1866, which rrpaale
TIC specific and al ra'orem taxes on mauutac-
lures GENERALLY, nor the act Of Jay1 II, 1870 which
repeas the taxes OH sales Of tobacco a;,l distilled
spirits and ex3nes after oct.bcr l., repea1e1 ,he
TAX on Illuminating gus.
About four weeks ago, the schooner Tamplco
at7f7ed in New York from Para. The mate ha,1
Invested his spare cash in four boa constrfctnrs
II marvellous growth; In fact. thc ,ar,1cst o,.o,
brought to this country, lie antf,.,,,at.s1 ho,.-.
profits on his novel snecula:fon- ana rn1o,, ~
nror+a+%o -. >, a.. ~ "A4u sa4aeA 1nE
, 1870-09-23

IT i. ,,,.- op,,crr,o3 e,,~.., i,
,,,,.,it:..;o, ~ t,,a ~. c.. 49, % T '4..' LUZ
,,.;,,, ra,,,.7,,. ,,o.eo..a,. ,,..4 14As -
."' @'At."'5 ~
:, ,;..-..,;n,a1,.. ~. -. 1s..s -' -
T,v,,5, D.,1sn v-ur,aI.,.."Au '.. 1at 49,, e. ~
1,a=1a :. ...a tst tooa'n
=, "' ~ e"e olttes
,ra nar ha;n- - 49, w ~ - a- -. a.. 14e1''
pr;,.a Eraaars.,- ,,.;,,:au> e4r"H
,,,n,. 1o,..;.., E;n- ~ u-:,,:. te.o1 ~. ~ "ef-
,1;...,;..,. ' n. " ~ ~ present
,.,. :; -. 80. ~ - @o''''s 'e
- H.. ,,,va' ~ .,.. 1 's doi''..s sense
se - Lie o'o h1nG
n wy .1e"e 1."'l,efoF' ona nad eittl-
,,aa,1'., % ~" r:' s - n.' ~ 1"o 'een sue
1,S:..s" r+., s ~ uS'.,' ~ Ing oto"n
s'',> - LIS eo"ise - oe!'a1teo 1rom. II
80 oa"sA ~ :. 'esst7i Tue appearance
~. A., oe~en4sn'. y pro''a'h5
ss"s a"'. -. r. 1Nas as''ss'a sna1' moi he tT
- '-"l'e'o' " oei'nais'
|. -. e. :. 'Ao 1'" arrangement. .ne h1ns OF
"'A ue,11'1ns "m slae1 IN tne same re-
."'''1' ID 'Ae mug u Af''Ss1a- POLITICALLY to
'4', ~, r"'"fe1o' oi oeimany.
'nos.,e1 MY pe 'nc Emperor. 1t is now
'''sa's, ,':' tas Herman Empire IS form~
:..' a''o 'n'.' al, IT'S elements are crystaiiz-
'ak. nafnhoa1oas'y.
IN ''''s'' o' "ha"h> as We learn from pri-
''e ''e9l''ossAe. WIN ieaaihg 'sernaaus,
''''>'s'> s'loe'an''"''s' OF the following; fea-
- 80, ,'~ ,,-
..., ''l'1 11"a"'e wall nasc q
.,.,,, -, ls ~ 1s',:a; taee 1. iaf,'''nent-
A4N . =, oit'n what sys-
49, - ,.:, ~. -. usst''''''tea 10
"',' '''Ates c'1apos-
~ Liz 'l''se'' 'oas no"
s.e...u, 1rse1-, --....
,,n..a ...s',.- '"4 e'' e''1'''eot VIII
,....'.,.',,,,.l . ~ - @ ~ A'u, "''t navy and.
:" '"' ia's'''''s OF war and
~ 71;.s, t ~ .rt ,,:'p1sssao'S'
",'t'' Ut e'nl'''e Will le9'siate for
i.'' "''ns d cohln'oa fesen''e for all the
,'f,s % ,4. ,a.lns ~ ~ 'as,it, as has here
',1,. ,,,, ''ee' a'.ie 1s t''e Hoi1Serein, and
.n1'4 lave ce.1''''l powers Ut supplying 'le-
''"'''' E' ''i 'ne 'ArlA revenue hy Internal
.A"e =, aaA sAc'"e laws.
:, "'f'm' lne empire will control the
''',' >'''s''; 'ciegraphs, railways. mines
"fi' general l'nbl1c works. the general
~'n.'" system anu general military system.
'''.' '..' ef''a'n:' cole.
~ 10 SUPERVISION s,SeF public works. tie
,S''eo' ssS.S'''' 'oo Inc criminal code. its
powers Will oe mere concentrated than
those ot the tn1fed States. But, in most
"'i.ef RESPECTS the basis Of. imperial
ueloh corresponds very nearly to onr
sA''oha' on1on, except that Its Executive
=, n.'e'' instead OF being. elected at
nAea ..u porous OF time
-, ~ ~. m"l .e '. rs 'nas formed, will con-
IAN ''S''NH'.'Et' of population, according to
Tue cc''a''s OF lst''. If it include Alsace
ana Lorraine: Is it probably will. it will |
IRE -, 10 t'''"n''"o to start with.
'n's result achieved, powerful agita-
''ou WIZ immediately t'egin for the incor-
!N'1.,on u tAe 1erman portion Of Austria
, 1870-09-23


over what is called the decline in Western
inland navigation, The fact is 1,udism,ta,1
'hat the increase in the population and
productive industry of the country drained
~ our Western xyatercouses, has proceed,
Ell within twenty years past will, raDi;1itv
never before eqnal]ed in the history Of auv
nation. and which could not well have bcon
exceeded in our own. Yet, from 1s4c to
ls'''t the aggregate steam tonnage on orr
Western rivers Increased only from .io. o.,
tons to 1l,501 tons, while the barre
canal. and sail transportation fell off .lur.
ing the same time from 600, 600 tons fas
ess'mated0 to 1IS,3al tons. at present
Twelve States of the Mississippi and Ohio
River Valleys, Including Pennsylvania.
contain l,o.s steam vessels, having an ae-
g1esate tonnage OF 81, ,5o7 tons, and nj,
harges and caralboats, with an acere-
gate Of 11s,3a1 tons. This decline
ST nearly two-thirls in our river TONNAGE
is, in great measure, due to the safety aud
cheapncss a.taincd by railroad transpor.a-
t1on- The fact is plaiuly seen On those
rivers where, MS on the Hudson, Connecti-
cnt, Ohio and Mississippi, one or more
lines Of railway superseded the old water
route First the passengers abandon the
hoats. AS their profits fall OF, their accom-
nlodations aeteriorate- Then freiehts
E;rndually take the route by rail. On the
Hudson River whole fleets Of river craft
formerly sailed between ports which arc
now served by one or two vessels.
thonsh the commerce Of the ports
by rail has been Increased twenty-fo1a. In
short, the iron track means certainty
swiftness, despatch; and these, in the end.
1unke it cheaper than the water track.
against which it is written, :; Unstable as
wafer thon shut not excel Changing
currents, bars, snass, collisions. DELAYS. ex-
ploslons: and, relatively, slow time are the
sufficient causes of the decline of our river
navigation. Il is possible that the intro
duction Of iron vessels mny remedy some
of these evils. But the irou track and
iron horse must remedy tie resf
, 1870-09-23
COUGH NO MORE.

Warner'a Cou8h Bnlsnsn l.. healing eoffcui6c
sGsses H. ca = sseTns aad essatas
Brenehitis, InuEnxa Ca.a:riis H5arse,sss fh nt01,
f5s n1d n;a} G;29}s1pti5n L aast tnrfh s. prompt i
any affection Of TIC throat and lnuR9 hat foasads 81
bsyt ~ aIe daily p;steEh9s it aud one ard ali .as
knawn: one dose alwaSs affo5ds Felief, I'D in moi
eases ane bottle efsecta cure 1t d yous own fsuit Il
you euM con6h and suffer. The B6karn vii cnrr '~ -
, 1870-09-23
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2a. 1870.
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.

For Representative in Congress for The S:atc =,
Large, General JOHN 4. LOGAN
State Treasurer, ERASTtJs n. BATES
supeEinten,leat OF raalic Instruction, NEWTON
nATEMAN.
Commissioners 0f ihe Ptntttntla:y, ELMER
WAS1fBERS aul C.sSPtR HI II.
, 1870-09-23

comes from the multtudinous lakcs of so,.h-
ern Wisconsin that feed tho Rock river.
Even it thia bo true, thcre is water euouul,
in that region to keep ten thousand arias;an
wells epouting forever. =
, 1870-09-23

Tie French have women surgeons. a,nt tt.v
arc sail to take leg OF iu such u fasc.uatiur
1iiannf : that anEutatlon IS favor
"A 1our-year olt-Ztrl In SUNDAY sc1au1 in
Ne" Haseis. Wheu called uron last Sunday l,y 1,..
minister to sing. innccent,y responded vim
saon fls," causing great consterna:ion sto.c,,v
"A eehdnctor nn tho New York & Scwary
Natlfo1d Is charged with putting ofr from, l,,s
lalu passenger while III a III, antl vii, WA
IN fefofc, unable to show Its ticket When asked
to Ito 20. "~'
Fer two years some ladies' Of Venice hare
ina''sail'td Il spirited woHan,s rights PAPER. Il;
Hc,Ad. t'' -'
Although the Boston Fusllle.s are ca1ic,, ,I,,,,
infantry, there were in the urst platoon, at 1hp
last pasa6c, thirteen men whose WEIGHTS yor;, Il
finn to' to e2a pounds each.
some weeks ngo n cargo Of refuse sal, was
purchased ut Go'lcrtch for the Bruce ,n;n,u
ccpan, for the purpose OF trying tile experiment
OF extrlctng tic coprc. from the ORE, ly meme
OF salt and sn'phurIc ncfi, withons smelling. rb,
experiment succeeded. and acx branch Of statr..
Is likely TO result.
Tile Brooklyn Gttton Is jnlf,ant over the r,,n,,1
growth Of the City Of Churches. 1t sars:
- me growth 4 thc city since the comn,encc.
ultLE VI LnE rfESent Ccttury t1y 1,a snon l,r f1o
, 1870-09-23

Whole State .....els,sea 174de4 ls,,gs,
-lhe population VI Natth Providence fx
so'is'; Newport, 12,:ss; Bristol, :,aos; Woou.
socket. 1,t9a
Trying as II will be to the French to meet tn,
dtmands Of their victorious enemies. thcr 70,
ha'tl's be called upon for sacrifices 50 creat n.
taeF were compellct to make N paYn,cnt for III.
nnt dsctl days Empire they permitted to the Fi,s5
Napoleon, in ls1a Then armies were nut In mr.
toa which cutnumoerc,i even the hosts OF Ger.
nlahs VINO are sWarming In and toward France
now anu all Europe, from the Ural Mountains I,
the Atlantic, was filled NTH camns. F;r tha,
thfee months enthusiasm, France paid dow.
',ooe, COO frarcs, maintained 10000 of hc
enemies lot three years In her territories. AMI
"aen thry left, comn1ntel the cost Of sunoortlro
.nem Tor Two years more at es5, ,oso, 900 rfauct
@ nc moaes cost OF her dei'as was at the loves,
geld, besides the expenses Of her own tracnz m,
preparations. '
, 1870-09-23

as' sss ses :9s s.ssas sfsss sss sa ;s
we're honeat and pil be- faithfnlip Ip'nn nsre Ine5
Gut:{ y - ca!E4eu
, 1870-09-23

.:ocnAus OF Ellinets.. >
ine following ia the 'census Of tho state:o of.
Illinois, complete, with the exception Of ona
township III Peoria COUNTY. = 10y
, 1870-09-23
DYSPEPSIA,

IL "a DysRcRsia Tenic Ia prepared express.
IL TTene.s :ssht!y stimulating !6c add so!sn
% t aPpetzef: nstrengthe.s tho stomach and rrsorct
s2Hs "n4 ayspeprc pe1sons ehouM use WARMERS nYs.
HtaA ioN!c- foE sale by druggists. Price One Dolar
, 1870-09-23

Warmers pIlo Remedy hss never failed fnot
Gsgn n one e,Se) to cnre the very worst cases of Blind
should Immediately call On their diukEist ard xet Wiz
l. noa KeME2T IL e1p1rs;y toT the Plies au
cured many caees ot thirty years' standing. Price
one Do!lar For sale By dE1sgstsis everywhere.
, 1870-09-23
GEORGIA.

ne l'"ltticn1 $itttat1on-3..t,cr or
S-hton Stcphcns-DcmoCr;.t On.
ro>tsfoh 10 tac ConSt1tut1onal
4ffNcas&iT.euts.