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WHO OwNs THEM?-There has been nice
little discussion in Peru between the American
Minister, the French Minister and the Peruvian
government about two sailors who were desert
ers. The American Minister first caused the ar
rest of the men as desertcrs from an American
man-of-war and while they were in custody
they were claimed by the French Minister on The
ground that they had previously deserted from
a French man-of-war willie lying in port in
California. The Peruvian government gave
the men 10 the Frcnchman. As y matter
of equity this was, perhaps. right; but IL
would have better satisfied all the require
ments Of such difficulty TO have given the
men UP to the American, and then, il the
Frenchman could make "A good case, the
American could not have refused TO hand the
desarters over.
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TREASURER SPINNER is out with one
Of his sleige-hammer letters denouncing
the national banks for opposing Sherman s
persons have right to find fault with the bill
the national banks have none. AS Mr.. Spin
ner says, they cannot safely make issues with
the people, and they never seem 10 learn by
the experience Of others.
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VINO SHALL MEND Our WAYS Some
time ago the city OF Brooklyn had to pay
Twelve thousand dollars damages for Injuries
done to a man through bad condition OF the
street pavement. But the city had previously
shifted the duty of keeping the pavement in
repair at that place 10 the shoulders Of q rail-
road company. The company had bound
itself to keep the pavement in repair for a
certain width Of the street, and the accident
occurred within that width. The company
therefore was sued for the reimbursement of
the money. and Judgment against it has been
rendered after long litigation. Perhaps the
company will now see that il is good
economy to live up 20 its contracts.
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ERIE ACCIDENTS. .--S Some time ago we showed
that the accidents on the Erie Railroad were
in manner connected with the fact that Fisk
was too deeply engaged in attending to the
smooth performances Of the ''Twevc Tempta-
tons. But of late we have had dire rumors
of accidents at the Temptations, some of the
younger tempters, it is said, being burned by
the demon torches, and we were at loss 10
account for the new direction which Erie acci-
dents were taking Now, however, we think
we have it. Fisk's time is taken up with the
Ninth regiment, and he doesn't attend 10 the
Temptations. After awhile lie will take new
tack. and then we will have the Ninth regi-
ment undergoing sefies VI Erie accidents
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REPUTATION REPUDIATRD, The Cincinnati
Enquirer, after announcing that Mr. Peck,
the republican candidate for Congress from
the Tenth Ohio district, had been elected by
above 2, 700 majority over his democratic conf
petitor, Mr.. Hill, says
How was this produced? Mr.. Hill was an ab,o'
and popular democrat. No objection personally
was urged against him on any hand. But in the
Congressional Convention by which no was nomi-
mated the Williams county delegation insisted that
resolution declaring directly for repudlaton OF the
bonded debt should be passed.
This rather settles the question Of repudia-
ton as advocated by the copperhead sheets,
so far, at least, as Ohio is concerned, and
perhaps everywhere else where honest senti-
ment preVaila
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FIsK's LITTLE VANITY.-Every great man
has some particular little vanity like the Rev.
Stggius, whose weakness, II will be rcmem-
bered, was pineapple rum. Even Fisk, who,
with all his railroads, opera houses, Tempta-
tions, steamers and regiments, one would think,
was superior to such matters--cvcn Fisk has
his little vanity, and it runs in the way Of gilt
and bullion. He likes 10 wear q uaiiorm, lie
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rhe Outside states ON the New Voter.


The fifteenth amendment is not fully
acceptable to California or New Jersey,
which may be designated outside States, az
California is far away on our Pacific flank
and Jersey on our Atlantic, not to men
tion, in the latter case, the old tradition Of
Jersey being entirely out Of the Union.
The rugged democracy of these States deter
mined that the fifteenth amendment must bs
proven constitutional before they accept it, and
have called on the Attorneys General of their
respective States to pass upon the question.
With becoming modesty the Attorney General
Of Jersey has given his opinion that it IL
unconstitutional, but he advises the State
Judges to decide otherwise and the State
election officers to accept the negro votes
without demur, or the United States may
make trouble for them. In California the
opinion of the Attorney General is not yet
made public, but no doubt it will be substan-
TALLY the same as that of the New Jersey man.
We do not think the democratic party in these
States or in Ohio, in some parts Of which,
it seems, negroes complain that they were
prevented from voting, show much shrewd,
ness in thus advertising themselves as the
political opponents Of the new voters. In
California, where the Chinaman is among the
enfranchised, the stupidity of the whole thing
is greater even than in Jersey; for the Chi
nese may have considerable influence on the
results Of elections there, and they have no
reason as yet to discriminate in favor Of the
republican against the democratic party, while
in Jersey what few negroes there are are gen.
orally republicans already. Outside of the
evil precedent OF State officers trying to prove
unconstitutional part of the constitution, we
think the narrow mindedness and injudcious
partisan tact evinced by this move are to be
greatly condemned, but that it will very seri-
ousy affect the great question of the modern
progress Of IDEAS we do not believe.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING

NIBL0's GARDEN, BroAdway.-PIPPIN; Or Tnn KING
or THE GoLp MINES
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BowERY THEATRE. Bowsry.-JRw or sournwARk-
SINGING, DANCING. &C LA JocRIssK
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BOOTHS THEATRE, Esd st., between 9th ana 6.l avs
MACBETH. - -
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WOODS MUSEUM AND MENAGERIE, Broadway, cor.
her Thrtieth sMatinee daily Performance every evening
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE, corner OF Eighth avenue and
I'D s.-THE TWELVE TEMPTATIONS.
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ItaHi Ncifrfs.

SUPREME COURT-civ and County OF NJ.
Tork.-Charles G. Drsdhurst and Catherine A. =
his wife against Hickson Y. Field, Jr. mi N,rv Rn,
beth Field his wife, Elizabeth Drsdhurst PieId a.o,
NJ. BIZ hurst an John 'loKosson SOC sury y,n, 49,.
cuiors OF the last will and testament of John ~ ~
hurst deceased, and trustees OF MARI n ssoeth P.
Field and Frances r., hts wife Mary Braahurst Nv.
tee OF Frances n Fiold Mary Bradhurst trusi. Us
John Mnunsell Brsdhursli j NICK sson and Chshc.
A. kapa To- executors OF the last vi &c Of John
hrs wife Char Is A. Jarkson and MARY p b. r,,N
william II. Flod and Augusta C. h a WIZ, Tb,ms. II
PearsL Btsd.uNt and Edward Pesrsall Field Ciin,os
9sgSod fela, NARY Pied A1eqstu, r. Ficd, hsanssil
Clinton o., Mary Maunscll II. Augustus n aud Th,n..
r. are infants l-tn pursuance ~ lcme Il OF thr ~
preme Court OF the state Of New YORK ms 10 m ~.
ar, one thousand ght hundred and seventy T. n.y..
rsgned. Referee dulv appoint d In said judsms
for such purpose, VIII expose oi sae the thar sanp
OF Aprll, one thou and eight hun rel ami seyent,
wav, In the city VI New YORK, OF r., n. Lrdov A ~
Aucttonccre ~ II ociock NOON Of that day the folb,
inn desc i5od PREMISE to wa Tat Gotta n M,
erected situate lying and oelny ~ the Sixth vssa
OF the city OF New York. and bounded and desnfhsS
a. 70 lows. vr Beginning at point on tho eas. sde y
Broadway distant tweniy nvs feet noIhtrly from ~
then runSint northcr.y along bros iwsy tweo,ysy,i
feet thcn emterv on q line parallel with Ffsnt'n
street one hundred and nity feet TO an soy oallsa
(ourtland alley then southeriy along sad alley twenty
one aSSdred and y ess tie u
ming.
II. NJ. oARyIN.
,o Referee.
PLAINTIFF Attorney.
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NEW YORK syPREME COURT. CITY sus
~ County Of New lorklb the ~ tue an llrs.
ton and pettlon OF HorntiJ Allen, william r. Trov
briige, N ward rotter, Clarence -. Brown. j. yil
son Stratton, Trustee OF the Novelty Iron Wotks a
cnrpuratOnNot &c Is here " given that. loe a.
Iron Woihs corporation, above nan sd. an orler h
been made IN the said application by tbs Hyn Gtorys
term Of said Co"t held a. the new 0our, hos,s
In the City and COunty OF New York, on the Id
day OF March $50 requiring all Iertons WHO ~
70 crested IN such corpora ipn y show cause u ar
..lycdi before Inom.sC. r Baos,e Esa referee -
street. In the cty Of New York. the GA d. o.
june, is7v at twelve o'clock at noon Of that dsv n
sad order 70 proceed 70 hear the proon and
OF the rites, and to take testimony relation thertta
AID With all convenient speed thereafter report ~
same 70 this Court with . statement OF the pfopory
poration and cf ali othes mattorr and thlngs peraa-
Ing to the Affairs ofsaid corpo,stlon. =, ,,,,
Attorney for Applicants and Petitioner: @sp
street. New York City.
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NOTICE il hereby giVcI that the 'n'",lSA,
~ pohtel by the supreme tnur, rrt. NC uI lh'V'"a
tndds AMI effects Of tie GIcHuli Gnd 'rn'aa'no 80
Corporation ogga NE unltr va lIH a lh Ni'c"nr
dlskolv sd doe hereuS AID pa uIat TON "i ~ A..
SAID Court Cal 20 EZRA n' - .t o. |h' ' l ,,t,i
sa Il ComOanI Ia h, he NJ som 'r, NUN 40 " NglS
street q the CT of NV l'h, "l Go, z" M XII
daN o. Mach n q, when 10 u,UuIt'- t0 D . az 1,le
an Agsins slch corporal ant iIIts ri l'tt,,
,rtins cnntraci " II Or sc. itiHhl o. 'uN" me
a. may he, hdI he amount tu 1uy'r iu #. ~,
receiver dec l,td. p"ci Nov No. ., % ,',e,
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BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
FHEDRRICE swINsroN, SEYMOUR L. HCsTr

BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
FREDERICK swINsroS, SEYMOUR !. Hustled.
JOHN vi. PRUYN, SAMUEL d. BADCoCk.
WILLIAM MOORE. DAVID HoADIFY.
ROBERT H. MocURDY, HENRY A. SMYTHR,
T. GREEN PEARSON. wILLIAMv BRADY.
MAhTIS BATES. WILLIAM Il. DODGE,
WILLIAM BRTTs. GEORGE S. coE.
JOHN wADswORTH. WILLIAM N vERNILYE
ALFRED EDWARDS. JOHN X. DkVhLIN.
OLIVER n. PALMER. wELLtNGToE cLAPP.
sAMURL X. srROJLLs, AONZO CHILD.
sAMUbL N. CORNELf- HENRY y. DAVIES,
LUCiUs ROBINSON. RlCHARD A. Meet EDY
W SMITH BROWN, FRANCIS sKIDDY.
RICHARD PATRICK. J ELLIOT CONDICr.
WILLIAM n. PoPIiAN. JAMES C. HOLDEN.
WILLIAM A. HAISES, HUGH n. CANT,
EZRA WHEELER HERMAN c. vAS POST
RICHARD A. McCURDY. Vice President.
SHEPPARD ROMANS. AetuaIy.
joins VI STUART Secretary.
FREDLEIC SCHROEDER. Assistant Secretary.
WILLIAM 8EITS, LID,
HON. IUClIS NORlNSON,f Counsel.
HOS. HENRY h. bAHlEs,N
j. AwiSss1GpSSM, Mn.b. Medical R1Aiainer'.
NtAND 10 BROADWAY.
Corner OF Liberty 81
January 20, 1850
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The foregoing statement comprsos the business OF
eleven months only. The nsosl year OF the Company
hsa hitherto commenced the st day Of February and
expired upon the sist day OF January. For several
years past the Superintendent OF the In,urspcs Depart
ment Of this STATE has urged the ocers Of the Company
TO make the Mccall year ooincdont with the calendar
year. pursuant to the provisions Of special statute
authorizing such ohanse The Board Of Trustees OF its
meeting OF January. 10Th inst. decided that the time
had arrived when compliance with the wishes OF the
State Authorities was both expeden and proper and II
accordingly made the chance. Hereafter the fiscal
year OF the Company will extend from the ist day OF
January to tho L day OF December. both days insiu
eye.
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STEAMBOATS, HnS Rallrouoa

LNIR uAu.wAS.-Ti;Ai, IS LEAVE DEPOT
- foot Of sd s. aud foot OF Chambers 80 as follows
t1T q cs, rIS%
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|-. I--.---.-.-l
Bunsio, DnnkirI. c eveiani
enc mat. snd ali points est
and Suufn, also for New.
oursh. MarwcS. knoxville,
This train IL composed OF the
nhesl Drawn R,om Soaohe.
aud Improved Day Coache,
peculiar TO this Inc SleppInE
coaches are attached at Hor.
neli.vhe. running through
wi, out change 10 Gle, Gland
$780,. srd uslsn.
Rs A ~ 1000 A. n. hxprss h,ui for Buffalo. Dun.
klrk. Cleveland. ginclnuat I,
souh, also Tor warwIck
Montgomery, Gull oti. Piue
islhnd, and Un'onv lie
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hi ECEIYEn,. SALE nY OMngV 0R ~:

III PRFME ,URT-The suh.crIb'r, Il cev,t Of IS
estnte and effects O. tho Gocon Ia God ComsnJ ~
sell at publica ctloh by jon NSuN a MiL5th ~
llofeers, at the Exchange SArsruon, Ill brladAs,,
Msch ~ 1870 ut " ociock all the reI estate an y,aM
property OF sa COMPANY u vii; ~ acres " ~
CONTAINING 80 OeaTpI quartz SITUATE ~ ia I0sn,aS
OF Asc T. Canada ras, lana pa-tla dey opei s M
saw nilll, two tArm houses barn Ald ul1ef Duu ~,
thereon; Aso large lot Of valuable machLeU W.
mining pui poses, " Oh the land.
ful PARTICULAR I be nal Il ia, sIh.c ~ n ..,,
, q. II. STARE; H. ceiT {, y Cedm"
New York, March Z Ih1O
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SCPHEME COURT.-Jsmcs NcNahon AIT. Hsary
- Lindeman aud othss >o. In pursuance OF Iudf
mvnt u the supreme Cout of the sta OF Nev (6eki
will expose to sale, the day Of March, iSa alI
oc.oc. N, at The Exchaugp salosroom. Ill Bros2srI
In the city OF New YORK. py Y. HAMMOND suo tnase1
al that CERTAIN lot, p'see or nsrcsi y lana 'Ms
Ne. York. bounded and Described A. follows, ini
street dstan, ninety feet westerly nom The ssI
rue, running thence s9utherly and parallel VITA Ne
centre lae OF the block thgnoe westerly along AID
nys fs., thence nor,hwes,etT and again ns-s y va
the harry side seveutieth street thenoc eat.
eriy llong sad sontheriy si1e OF scycneth strcs,
twenty-five feet 20 the int or place OF beginning
Also. oil that certain othor lot piece. parool q
land situate y ami bes 10 the cit snd ard afers-
said and Doundcd aud desert cd a. follow, v.Ii NJ
gnninA at point tho souihcrly tiie OF bcyept<fh
ct, dIstast hndred and sovent, feet w,stssy
nom ths soutawcsterly OF 5eveneih street and
the Third avenue. running thence sputhery and pAraI
with IN. hard avenue hundred feet ave lneAes
20 tho ccntie lie Of the block the &c westerly aosf
said centre line ard parallel with so,enteth ervet
twenty ave fee, nsnce northerly sno agsis pasllol
with the third avenue hundred feet and ave inches
70 the southcry SIDE q seyenish strvei and lhsaos
street twenty i've feet TO the poi ~ place Of baxiains
JAMES U'BEIES. Sheriff
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I'uE Co"NUrNFR- ... a..
I under lhe arm OF llHH N /! -
e''.u 80 uUtU, C.u ..... 'I.f '.
authorized 10 tc'tlo t'vd'uts r.'... ..r
Nav YORK. Mar. '-n. 4...'. II"
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SUPREME Court New YORK city ana coast,
- The Equitable lfo Assurance society ot tue lP 10
states; plnhtIrs AKA nSt John l. JsueWay and oter.
defendants. In pursuance OF Judgment 81 the suPe.
Court OF he 'tate OF New ! OK, made and cnte ella
the above enutlei seton. the suo'eribrr the ss.
amed In sald judgment, VIII expose TO sale 81 pubk
auction on the 7h day VI March, 1870, /! oeloeH
noon. at the Exchange SalesrOo, III BroaiTs ht
city Oi New York by Roberts u Mcclure Auotooeo1,
tho following deserihed real estate 70 VI; Ahnl
certain lot, pecs parcel Of land, with the Ia lini
thereon erected. situate living and being 10 The slrn
Ward o. the cay oil New Iors situate on the oouDe,I
eide Of Chatham street, known number - aud i.1e
10 ,a,d street.. ooandet aud containing as toll9s.
between Duane and fuarl stIceta thelce ruanlni
northcsteIly on line rArsie with Dugne strecs oat
hundred and right ieet tre- iucnes thence Casasy
q line parallel with Caalhan svrcet teegt, ave iee,
thence southerly on q line para,ci with Duane suts
one hundred aud eigh feet ton nche. TO lhe nodhw!
line OIL Cnat am ttreel, and N nee westerly along ps
northerly line OF Chatham street twentytour ler'~
aud hali incneS to the point of beginhlng.
JANIS h COLEMAN, Referee
HESRr DAY, Pialhtfs' Attorney.
The above sale II adjourned 70 ThuTsd1y, hareh H'
same time and place, - ..,. 49,.
New YORK. March I
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SUPREMECoUuT.-y McM,hon sgt nsery
In igmeut VI Ia Supreme Court OF the state Of Nee
1870, a. o'oi"ek NJ ut the Exchange Sale room, No
III d. oadway. In the city oil Neg Yofk, by q. RAy
mond auctio Ger. all that certain lot, ce parv q
.anu situate. ydg ana be ng IN the N.necenthM ard Of
the city Of New lors, and bounded aud described q
follows. Viz Reginning ~ point on tho tsutfriy
side ~ Scventieth STR ct distant unctynve
ery nom the southwr-tery of Styc tie ,tret
aud tho Tlufi ,nue, running thence lsry and
parallel " tn tue Third avenue one hundred cot "a
bye inches to the c@ntIc line OF the west.
cry No saii centre line and parallel with seyc itIeth
street twenty feet thence rorhrrv aud par
sliei WITH the third avenue hundred feet and
incars to tue touthrrly side OF ScvcnCt street and
thence eA-ery along The ta'd uuncriy de OF scyen
tcth sr,et twenty-five feet 10 the point OF aoe Of 10
ginning.
Aso all that certain other lot. piece or p.roi
~ 10 situate, l,ing and being m the " and v1s
aoI esiid. aud bounded ana uesc he n follows, via
bes,nnlng At point on the -outhsrly side Sevrnth
street. distsp one hundred and seventy feet wesieriy
frOn the suuthwertorly corner OF Seventh tn aud
tne Third AyeIue III nins theme. souihefly parat
lei with tue fhird avenue hundred feet and M
ucboe u the centre lane OF the 0uck; thence erj
along rah centre iinc and parallel with Sevvnteu
street twenty-five feet thencc not merry and again par
alel tb tue THIRD nyen e ono hun ired aud nv
inches to the sOuhtIly side OF tcvcnteth street aht
thence ca.tcrlN along tho said southey sde II sevea
eth toet twenty-five fsot ~ The point place OF b
ginning
D.tSd New YORK. Fob. ~ 1870
RI n,o,.x .,,...a, 'AhEs U bhlEN' she0h
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SUIMEME UOCRT-New YORK City aud Count,
- william Heard and klzi beth as WIS, Plaintiff
sgalast John l.; yaneway and others. leiendants-h
state OF New York. made aud enterrd N The above o.
titled action, I, the suts'rbet, the Referee nsmrd
snd Judgment VIII "a poe To sale at public Ito
the ia day OF Marca $50 at 1! oo ocS uOln u th
Exchange Sa vsi u. III Bro dway, IN the Il Nos
York. oy Roperts MrGuirc Auctioncrrs, tue Iollov
lug described real estate to Wit Al that ccran loi a
land. WIN the nnldLrs thereon erected known 10 10
% tity Han place, ~ the CIV OF Nev Ogk noubded
and described ~ iollows; Re ;inulns At pola nth,
southerly line oi Ciy Han place Curncly Aagu,tui
sheetl al pont distant one hundred and tTrnJ two
feet SIX inches weu " frOm the sSuthN csers comet
o. CITY Hall place AID Pearl street aud hence
southerly Mt rilht angles from city Hal place arI
thfoush the cehtrv OF aTty wal standing betsees
Noe ~ and 81 Guy Hall place. nincy'nln, feet eewe
and q hall .nctcs thCnce westerly and PARALLEL VIII
Cny Hall place tweni iSet tlence noHhtrJ "a lae
right angls ~ CIV Hall place and pttiy through lht
ccnlrj OF the party wall between Nos "a ID 9Cl
Hal place ninety MN" feet elescn iHci- Ia the south
ery slc of city Hal ilace aud thence eAs cIy Nont
tue s0uthery SIG uf ,ny Hall place nLeteeu lee, tes
and one hnlt q. chts tn the 20 Mt Of 10 gtuung
New lVrk, February ~ $50.
JANIS II. COLEMAN. Referee
MyNRY DAY, Piaintirs' Attorney
Ia above sale - ldJonI ncd TO Thursday. March "
a. the same time AMI Dllce.
New ork. March 1910.
JANIS H. COLEMAN, Referee.
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Y IsT OF LErTRRs (r-b,sss Tu.->sy, sst fasy,, n.
- wss@s -. ". Ye,t CITY ro.. om.. come, r...s .nd
tst, Of this Lst Published scordine 70 s-
IN The pspes having the Largest Crul.,Nr-
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1,Orsi mo GmrEla,i
lNOH -NiE-A very Nno. iarfc. clin,, buu hor.e
y 1T for cat or truck warranted sound, ~ D..
mpccy a.
I'OK SAIE-A fa.t mare, syea-s ODD ise hlnIs
i nan SO iluGson A. H. CLAitk.
Ifnh rAiR-o hor,es, lust from the Hcst "a bo
eou C"ost prices 80 70 t!il 9isnd 70 Mercer ~.
SIiO a HpR-R Z year ot harn,.s. and
,Tt's,N. trhcS alu ost ueS, Rltt wofa aud itni ic
'""''' N''b - AuhM, " fronts.
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fsit MO~r l'prntcI phl ic an IA he cts ipr TIC
y care Of nervous dcbiIty ana urinary disc 500 ~
Dr. LEWI~, Beach IT..
I ApIES NFrI TED la whatever way, can
Y res upon safe and spec ~ cure rs Or, GNAkSgi
t'7'L -. cnVui,f iTre, t0t POL
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&Irintlna.
aIIoitesIonnl Gnrn,.

XOl Ktt STON SOLICITED by FRANCIS a
lbl l.ll, Stutoncr- ana lrntCr-,
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Sos ano y0ullO,
I'Ol M \ Tub e hu'ler in front Of ~ Broadwny.
u Tie ow n,r eau LhN g. the came bS proving Itop'uS
AMI ral lG. CAUt-cf, can NJ % rrt .dVHy Z. WEED
U~T. tcfilHcatcs - and ~, lots Cypress mi, Com.
rttly, frtrUch RAIN, Sec" da'Cd M nov. lS51,
~ VIII u pc n 10 any person Who 10 rgtLIu them 10
No.o MacdouFd t. &. &. CHlLDo,
nDn REV ARD AMI no question asked. on re-.
- ~ (. ycrt Of go'l huLtin-tt.p watch, lost on
March - AtdIc,s H. &, H., noN li, run office.
- HIN NRD. --lo,t, hpuk DO Ik. gf6'l on the
'O') BIC cer street i'nk Nhpcyrr WA return II 10
lh' nanS wtl receive tue above reward.
30 cal A. Al! one retaining a., same TO o.
, 1870-08-06
Horrible Ch5Id~Murdcr Cnsc+

Fo. soma time paat there has been stopping
At Oeaee young married couple o1 tue nanae
of FafTington+ Apout th1es Heeks s.sse a11a-
no. on}y show ed no natural affection, but con-
tluc,etl herself in such manner toward It aa
10 excite considerable remark HeE conduct
- said to Le shameful and cruel. On Thu1a-
las lart the couple left 0aage in = carriage,
terward be returned with tho team to Osage,
sul took bis trunk and ssazted for the station
10 take the ca1a, but was too lAte- Meanwhile
tls nothe1 appeaze.1a ut ozchazd station, Oh foot
Usage happened to be It thas stAtion, aud
began to question her about her child. She
gave very unsatisfactory and even contrx-
aictory sccouE.f, and acted In such wsy ~
to fasten the conviction on the nnnas oe
,tose who queetionttl her, that there hsd
been foul play. Suspicion was 30 strong
,h41 na11anta for the arrest Of the couple
we're issued from Usage. The SheHH pro-
eeeded to arrest them At once, and, upon be
irg xeked again the whereabouts Of the
an The way, and. in order to avoid the DE-
lay Of funeral, they had left it IN the woods.
They also told where it could be found
Upon proceeding to the place, horrible
sight revealed iteelf- The infant WAS found
naked, under . log which had teen rolled from
then rolled lack upon it crushing it "a horri-
BILE manner. Such are the facts aa We hsra
been able to gather them II the explanation
given by the parents il true, it is still ) most
| outrageous, ,sickening, and hsatt.ess sHair- II
i5 aaid that there are not wanting indications
about the todg Of the child that i came TO Us
end BY actual siolence- It il difficult to COZ
ceiye what Vas the motive for this atroc!oa:
deed: There ia mystery about the aha.
w6ieh uay be brought to Light when they II III
brought to hial, fuF which 1hey are no" Leu
in iail-
A coaoner's inquest vas held The jury dscii
ed that &. tho child can,e 10 ita death fefon'
ous}y b. the hands Of c. c. F4rzingson, q =
his p,seing Il under log: and Ea,Eaa Fsf,s.g I
ton o*,g .sse.seE Ihe r5sso s., says r. sha
, fMk. il Celro Gosdo Coaaty, aa1 Ma E.
. ,he daughter of tho lev. a: Gould, Ut UsI'
y pa4e County, in sl!= STATE.