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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1871-04-29
CHAP. $40, page 6l2, Act of 1861

AN ACT to repeal entitled IAN Act to regulate
the issuing of license for the sale of sprituous fer
mented liquors within the borough of North East in
Cecil county, passed at january Session. eighteen
hundred and siIty-four, chapter three hundred and
fortyeight and to enact the following in lien thereof
SEC Be it enacted by the General Assembly of Mary
land That the Act entitled AN Act to regulate the
issuing of license for the -prtuous or
liquors within the borough Of North East in Cecil
county, passed at January Session. eighteen hundred
and sixty four chapter three hundred and forty-egbt
be and the same is hereby repealed and the following
enacted in lieu thereof:
SEC And be it enacted That the Judge of the Circuit
Court for Cecil county SHALL before the of
in each and every year. after the passage of Act
furnish to the Clerk Of the Circuit Court Cecil
the names OF two persons householders the village OF
North East, to whom and to whom only the said Clerk
shall issue an ordinary license vend fermented and
sprtnous liquors. which persons shall comply with all
licenses.
SEC g. And be it enacted, That this Act shall take
OBJECT from the date Of its passage.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1871-04-29
LICENSE NOTICE.
SHERIFF'S LICENSE NOTICE.
NOTICE to Merchants Traders
and Others.

All persons and bodies corporate polite, in Cecil
county who are shall be- exercising or pursuing any
thing shall be in tho occupation of any house
or place any purpose for which license is made
necessary by the laws of Maryland hereby warned
to obtain a License or renew the same
ON OR BEFORE THE FIRST DAY OF MAY, 1871,
under the penalties prescribed by said laws for the nfrac
ton thereof.
Those interested notified of the following require
ments of the License Laws:
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1871-04-29
FERTILIZERS.

Peruvian Guano,
Mexican Guano,
Rhodes Super Phosphate
Moro Phillips do.
Whanns Raw Bone do,
Baugh's do. do
Tasker Clsrk's pure Bone Dust,
and other Fertilizers. For sale by
JOHN PARTRIDGE.
9apt II 1894
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1871-04-29
BALTIMORE,
BONE DUST!

city, the most improved machinery for making BONE
DUST and is ready to fill orders for any quantity
which will be delivered at the shortest notice.
The BONE DUST will be finer than any heretofore
made by him no chemical process rcs"red to- enabling
the Farmer or Planter to sow it with the Drill.
MIR. SAMUEL SANDS, we'll known to the Farmers
and Planters of the United States the former Editor
Of the American Farmer and Rural Register will have
charge of his office, No. 63 SOUTH GAY STREET near
Pratt and will lie happy to receive the visits orders
of his old friends.
$40 per ton, put in new bags. No charge Cor bags.
Farmers and others invited to visit my works, /
have nothing to conceal.
Ny men have nothing nice to perform, therefore
have "non admitance" signs my premises
Persons free to examine my factory, and the n,ods
operaudi of Dust making.
cannot afford to pay 5, 10 90 per cent to commits
sion merchants my profits do exceed 10 per cent
Bono Dust, as manufactured by me- is A simple, and
is quality cannot be made to conform to the price.
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mented liquors or lager beer in quantities less than
pint for the of $780, unless the person applying
therefor shall also obtain license sell goods. chattes
and merchandise, paying therefor the sum- herein
before prescribed according to the amount Of stock in
trade.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1871-04-29
LICENSE NOTICE.

different mode is especially provided, and all licenses
granted by the said clerks shall expire the first day
of May next thereafter except licenses for fisheries and
horse-races and if granted for part of year. rateabe
sum shall be charged therefor.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1871-04-29
Licenses to Retailers Of Spirituous or For
naentsd Ltouors. or Lnoer Resr.

The amounts of license to be paid by retailers of spir
ituous and fermented liquors lager follows
If the value of the stock in trade be
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-03-09

@pusreB. - -Seibs 5duisr bss AZ.
@cnsrsfTss tratsn Snmitus Nltttas ,u'
fammen. II nrue SenatOren letltten
ben Qmteeip. Das GBablesrtificdt vcn
SIR. @olctbwaite pOn 9latoma Wurce in
6clec elmer Ginsube ar8en pCifen 3ulal-
Iune pcrfGufe auf ben Std aelfst.
Sm SauIs antwCrtsten 222 NttaIteber
auf ben Namensaufruf, wGbrsnb bic pcue
8eprGlentation 243 bstrdat. SIR. SIatne
purpe nit 126 Stlmnsn gum Spre6sr
erwd6lt. Der bemUtratiIfs @anbioat,
0r. @Orsan pOn SbtU erbieIt 93 Stim'
men. Cine ssmeinfame 8eIOlution auf
gertasuns fine bic am 8. War3 purbe
aneenpmmen.
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SSrme 7s3Oer 6OlC:9(nleibe
SLIDER! PrufitabcI 1! Prrmancnt !

Sas gCUfe uub 60. cfferiren gum grrfauf
~ pari unb nufaelaufenCn Sntrrelru bic Grlfr
WfCrtgage ganb Girant Sob 8pnbs Der Npr.
tbrrn pocifir RailrUab So.
0tele Bombs iinb fter asitrIlt. Grfens
eur6 cine Srite WUrtgdgr auf tir 9ilenbnbn
ielblt, eersn Setrisbsmaterinl une ale @inrifs
hIn9en. 3peitenS burdb cine @rits Rprtgage
auf eeren gHnSlite 9anbIhrnfuna, peldte tnebr
ais 3mfiuHbspan,tg Eauirne Nder 9ane auf
iebe 0ieile Sabn betrGgt.
Die Bombs lint frei Spn Ser. Stdatrn Care;
CAPITAL unb 3inIen lnb in 6jplb ,ablbar - has
@apital mad glblauf BON breibis 9atrrn une bic
3tnlen balbiGbrIi6 sur Rate Spn Siebeu
une eret 3ebntel per Gent per Sdbr.
Ste ltne in Dencmiraticnen Spn Sf00, $500,
$1,000, $4,000 unb $4,000 dusgsiteQt. Die
8rultre5 unter Der Nprtsdge inb bic SO. Say
9ppfe Son philadelphia unb s. Cigar Sbrmps
ION, grGIicent ecr pennIplpouia Central Giirn-
babn Comp.
Dieie gtOrttsrn 9acifr 7.3O grnts wertrn
au allen 3eitrn nor 8erfda Su 3ebn per Gent
prdm c (cbsr t.f0te) i'm austauid fir Gpm-
pa9nie 9Gneereirn su beren billigItem gaarpreis
an1enpmmen.
gIuBr itrn obfuluten Si6erbrit sepGbren
bicIe Bombs, mic mir aauben, Gin erTBeres Gin.
fpmmen BAR, ais irgenb nuecre @ertbpapiere or.
fer Glalr. perlUner, trelde Der Staatrn 520el
teiiBen, fEnnen, renn r bieieben in Nprtbfrr
pacific rpuSsrtirsn, ibl jGbrlideS @iufcmmrr
nm Gin d lite erbUbrn unc bnbrn Sanu nod
cine SpafGnoig idere GdpitnlnnlngC.
gBir erbGlt man lie. 5brr nGhft
| Sanf cher Saunuier pirb bitle gpubs ,u ieelm
gcpiinIhten Seirngr uni Won iebGr brliGbiaer
Denomination liefrrn. prrirnen, iprlde Stpfs
rbGr Bombs fir iene umSupe6ieln piirlheu
fGnncn ties bel it1snb rinCm un1crer @aenter
tbun, peldte ben bpdlter rurrsntrn prcis fiji
allie SerfGufliden Bertbpapter(
bepilligen percen.
Dietenigcr, prl6e in elmer Gntferuung Bon
Sanfen ppbnrr, fTnneu 6jClb pheranbere gCnea
pireft per @rprrB an inns isnSen unb mir perper
Hprtbern pacific Bombs auf unier Riiifp uni
obne Soften fir ben Ginlrnber surififiden. -
gSegsn peiterrr glusfun't gampblrtr, 9nrter
&c. nelbe man iidj unb ihrCibe an bic llnterSeid.
netcn, peer an irgcne cine oer ganfen peer gnrs
luiers, peld,r anseitslIt ilnb, um btrle 9lnribG
su Serfaufen.
,3u Serfaufrn burd:
Jay Cooke & Co.,
Ybilarelpbin, New 9IOrf un6 gBaIbin9tcu,
Jiscal. .gl9entrn bsr Hprtbnn pnrife Hailrrat
Gpmpngnir.
Gbcuio bur6 bic bicfseu gfatiphalbnnFru unb
Sparbdnfen. f2,923,mS2, 9,23,30 30,dp6,t3
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-03-09
g efrd f.:

9lm 5. RGrs 1871, burb pfr. 3i;slmann,
Ser @eprg SSIlnsr, nit 6rGulein Sens
riette DtpPsL beibe ron Scranton.
Tenn tuu9en ebrenptrtben paarr punIber
mir I'M Gbefanbr Gjliif unb Srsen unb Gin
frEbli6es @rbeibsn alien ibrsn ssi6dftli6en lin.
ternebmungrn.
9th nets bes Druders eineebenft,
9snn, elaubt mir. es bilft Sisl;
Der Serr, Der unIer Sbiffal lenft,
Iiibr' sliflid Gu6 gum 3iel;
g8sr iparInm III unS 1eibi9 f6dfft,
aUmmt SprpGrts aud bur6 fi9nr Sraft.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-03-09

SasletOu, Ya., 7. Ndr3. Sn bie19sr
@sosnb piro rrr in Der Rcunt YleaiGnt
8cblsnerube gsarbsitet. Die arbsttsr
tatten pprter in einer gu Ssbbcpas ab8e'
taltsnrn @erIammluus bef6lcRen, bic
@rtsit wterer oufuuebmen, wsnu 6srr
Gussert, Der Gtsenttimer Der @rnbe, ib'
ner 81 so per Spnns bsSable unb lit in
teintrlei SertinOunaen sinlafe, um Die
SntsrrRen bSs Observation-Disclosures
eiuce ,u lhaoigen, In weItsm Safe her
,ur gBietcroufnobme cer grbett 5etrOfsne
9tus8lrt6 wtSrrrnfen werren icae. Der
gerrin BAT Fd ferner Onmtt s!rScrRanNen
ertlirt, raB auG aubsre @rutrn uutsr
btcIen Sebinsunsen bic arbeit tpisrsr auf'
retmrn mG9en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-03-09

- Sir Die DamplsrIinie ,rSiihen Ybt
Iacelpbia uno europa fnr, oubrr bsn
S400, 600 Der YennIpIYania 88. So. unb
BEN tereitS sfmsIrstsn 3ri6nunssn Uon
s5l9O0H. iebl weits,r $4,000 pcn pr!'
vat perlOneu, $500 ppn Santen, $780,
600 pUu 5eusr. gsrf6sruuss. @slsGi6af
ten unb Sparbanfrn unb $4,000 BON
Soblsn GUmpasnisn esjsibnet wOrprn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-03-09
Satlcr s SfSnnfe,
gsrfGufrr Srn
tDcerieen ttmb 9SrDDiiTutteft,

Wainfra6r, Sg6e parF,
nebrn benz Sptr bes Srrrn GjeOrge 6'rGbrr.
@inrm Srrebrten esutltrn pnblifum bic rge.
bru1e glnssigs, ba6 mir fprtpGbrenb finru ausge.
pablten grrratb Srn proSiaut unb Qebensmifr
teln an Sane baIteu uuO ,u esn tiaisiteu prsileu
an unlere Runcsn Serfaufen.
9nbem mir um 3ablreibeu 3ulpru9 bitten,
grbtn mir bic gsri6eruue, SnB ippcbI AualitGt
mic prrilr eer 9Baaren nt6ts ,u tpiiuI6en ilbrig
laICn. 3OapS
1AFcb 0aurr. / Arirprid Rhnfr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-03-09
Qi;enS= Hctiti0Ilelt.

Ndbritt pirb hermit srsebsn, bab In Sc
mdBbeit elmer 9Ifte Der GrirBsebuns bic nad.
fplecrb trnamtsn perlpnen ibrs petiticnen bel
benz @lerf ber Rapprs Court fir bic Stnbt
SrrantUn siu9sreidbt babeu fir 9iHnirn, um
BirtbsbGuler in briaater Stabt su balteu, pbcr
nm bel Der Suart su Serfaufrn, nit unb cbne
antere @aarsn, unb fir tprlte fs applifnticn
MAIDEN perbru an einem Srrtagtcn @sribtS-Ser-
min, asbaItsu am 27. Rd3 1871, nm 10 llbr
Inrttiftnda
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-03-09
elite SeutTcber Sriefe,

prltt bis lum 9. Mdr; i'm birilgen Defiant al
f1men une uitt dbgtbclt ruresn:
glmfat, Gjrhlieb CunceutIi6)
Gpnrae, 9ransrlia
9bIrre, Gbas.
glmIs, 9pbn abam.
Sdntiper, Wiibarl.
Srtin, @ep. Rid.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-03-09
NSGncr,
GbNrGcs
Merchant Tailor,

Cfribsr in @iIfssbarrc,)
madt biermit befdnnt, ba6 or ldb in Scranton
nietrsrlaTen unb Elm @eIbGftelOfal in penn
gSrnur, untsrbnlb ber WulberrY Srabr, rrGHrrt
bat Gr wirb ifrts cine quite gluspabl pom teifrr
Gu6e ieber Sprte pprrGtbig balteu uro caIsIbe
mad bem mpOernifen Stylr gu Insii9en perar-
beiten.
Rsparaturrn uno ale In msin Sad eiuI6Ia.
esnben 9rbsten tpsrten prompt unb billis be-
lcret. 1870
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-03-09
SfGrb :

glm A. MiGrS 1871, in Syte part Wnrtb IA
Gbrtifina, SS6trrIsin BON Serrp rnb @brt-
ftina BurItsl i'm 9llter bon t3 Wrnatrn unb
t3 Tagen.
Die trauernben @ltsrn ifatten biermit 8reun-
ben unb Befnnntsn ibren tisftnnisIien Darf ab
fir bic bel Der Stranfbeit unb benz BesrGbui(Ie
erpirIsns bersltte Gbsiluatmr.
Srnrp unb Gbritiua BurI6el.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-03-09
SrheItriOn.

Das in Der @srmauia Dale aufaeffeIts Or
heiiripn II BON bem taIrntppleu 9rftruntsntsn'
bauer, Srn. 9. g8elts, rsparirt une nit elmer
Nn,abI neutr 9isrsn perieben nUresn. unb fam
eas publifum in Der 3ufunft pieeer bel sinsm
16Gumenten @laIe Bier ben @enuB elmer Hal
Iii6sn WuIit babsn. Sprsbt gefdatsit Ser.
Spbu 3etbltL
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-03-09
Mapnotsiebri riften-3eitnnaen.

Der llrtepeidnetr bat jCBt bic Qgrnhr Spn
allen in Srontpu uue llmgesenO rin9efibrtrn
Wpuatsi6riftrn uup 3citungen ubernemmsn
uub ptrc biriGlbtu ben Usrrbrtrn Abpnnentrn
prompt ius SnuS liefern.
Natboiten chnpfeble ib has fatbpIiIde Saus'
bud, gllte uue neue gEelt unb anbrre fatbpl.
3dtl6riftfn unb Bidder. 9Iud lirftrr i'd ta-
lenber uub Gbnlide 9Serfr Sdriften unpaiIrns
een Snbaltes Ssrbrsite i'd frne.
or. Charles .. NeuHer nabe bFm GcurbauIe
nimmt rtenfalls Se1raunaen fir mid an.
9f7t Safpb @eiser, Gebarltrabr.
Nptis.-Serr 9afpb Griger 1T aud rrmGby
tiet, Sublrriphpnrn auf has Scranton gBp.
hcnblatF Gntgegen3unGbnGn une es merhen nllr
ibm iibsrsrbenen Seifeauugen pHnftli6 ausse.
flbrt. 6riebr. gS dgner.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-03-09
NSerl0tl0t ioirO:

Gin 9ienltmGbden, prl6es bic Sausnrbeit
elmer 1amilie AT tbun ScrIfrbt unt iie ~ tbun
gSiarns lit. Gnem lclten pirb gutter Scbn une
CUTE Sebonblung 3usrii9trt. gu meISsn in bts-
fer Office.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-03-09
SJoIcpb Secfer,
NJ . bel b 4 II blcr,

frubfr pon VprF Jerple,
ma6t hermit leineu 8reunSrn unp BEN beut.
I6rn publfum ppn Scranton unb SYcG parf be-
Gin MiStrlaeIGGft rrTffnrt Ridbt nur bGlt or WSs
beln ieefr glrt pprrGtbig, Ipnbern au9 9etBsuge,
WiatraBrn, Seppi6e uno dbnlihe gBaaren.
gSrr Saargeb bat fam bier auBsroreentltb
billig einfaufeu.
9rsrabniFe pilnFtli6 belOrst.
Q6f9) ScI. 9rder
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: Sin ttull6,e 9nfilnt rire In 9a

- Gin teutlGss Snltitut rirb In Sa,
pnn rrriGtrt, urb elm Ssminarlsbrrr 3u
SOppdrb BOT nit rsr 8ssieyuu9 ess
Iorcreu.iGrr 9uuect ciuen Ieriyne
wee,u llsbernobme Ger 2citung bieirr
auRalt abgeidIUfen. Dsrislte wirc ndt.
Iftns bic 5abrt mad isinsm Ssitimmunss-
prt antretsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-03-09
Sc0rGbnifsplGSc.

perIcnen, psI6r auf benz 9irbbpfe Der beut-
I6rn grssbytrrinner-G -Gsmsinbs SrarGbntbpdBs
piinIbsu, inb CrIuht, li6 an teA llnterSeiGne.
ten Su wenbrt pelfer aud jrte amy se susfltnft
bariiter bereitpili9 rrtbeiIt.
2mS Safcb Scpb
nabe Der Gompagnie Wfiible.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-03-09
llniOlt &eitanrattOn,
(ua9 surOpaiI&sm SpIs,)
3I3 2acfdtudrInd 9lDenne.
ROBINSON & MENZEL

u
erlaubsu lidb, rinsm persbrtsn putlifum ersebenit
anSussissn, bae is cine nsus une tssanfs Mslt, .s
feline Wibe I6susn psresn, ibre @jGitr auf eas
Bette ,u bsbirurn. ReselmGbse aUfsdnser gu
berabesIeBtrn Yrsiien bepirtbst.
Die ausssluttslten Speilen unb @stranfe
pereen in fiir,sifsr 6rii unb better glrt isrpirt
unb fir cute llntsrbaItlns sbsnfaIs SOrss &C.
trdgen.
Surct ciersfts gerbinbung NIT ben erlten Srs
pcrtsursn ppn gtstp-glprf linb mir itrts nit frts
iten pdterlGrbiiden unb einbeimiibfn Geltfats
elIsn perIeben unb maiden bier DEFENDERS auf
unIere 9Beine fur 5amilieuss aufmerflnm,
bic mir billieer ;u liefern I'M Stance Iinb, als
ir9snp Elm @tibGft bieier @esenb.
Gs Iaben su sinsm rtinsn 6jlafe 8siu pber
aubsrrn GrfriI6uneen freunblidif ein
HpbiuIpu II. WenSel.
Scranton, "a. Npp. 1870.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-03-09
SeadJtung fir beuti9e Gltern.

llntereihnete gift tsutItsn R6b6sn @tle-
asnbeit, IGmmtlide psibIite 2lrbeiten, ais ba
linb: ,,NGben, Siriden, Sdfeln, Stidsn, ;3eih-
nsn u. I. w," 81 erlerneu. SUIlirn i6 i'm Vaufr
bieIes Mcnnt bei 20 Sfinbsr mslbsu, 10 perbe i'd
nit Nnfaue Npril beginner. 9ms
Wiit glbmng Ssitnst,
Gina @rrueing, 9ebreriu.
9nmelbungsn iinb in Der 9BUbuung Spn Or.
8. gmmann III MAIDEN.
lIntcrricbt fir &inDcr!
SIM Strifrn, SGfsIu uub Stifen Ictpir allen
peibliben Sancarbsiten srtbstlt
IPrs. @b. gSabl,
Sraunsl's Saus,
9nts3p srei Ireppen bod
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6armOnie Stub.

Die pertbsn Witslisbsr pten bsnannten ger-
Gins Iinb freunblitif su Der alliCnntGgIi6 fatt.
fnbsnbru ssIsaIbaftlihen llnterbaItuns sinse'
laben.
Cir Elm tparnies, srmiitblides Scfal gutes
Bier unb untsrbaltenbs Spiele IT 9eicrst.
26ir7t Der SefretGr.
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GcmtiCbcr S0n,

~EWNVWNI ~W1sF
nit tbsatralil6sr Notwithstanding,
9lb9e9alten bon Eeter Greter,
Am Montag, l3. Merz 1871,
Sn Der Sarmonie Stub Sale.
grris bts GidetS per perlcn 50 Gents
Gin Sp1iisli6ss Spuprr pirb IerSirt su rs
Gents per perICn.
Snbem i'd iibe;eu9t bin, baB alien SeIuhsrn
Gin re6t persniigter glbeno brSprIfebt laee i'd
Sreunes unb geFannte nhtunsspca ein.
2m32p peter Sreter
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N6il. 6irif s 60,
Scbie{crDecfer,

ma6t bic 9rutl6sn bisier Gsgsnc barauf auf.
merriam. pdB or Sbirfer iresr Shattirung
Cptb, tau une ariin) pprrGtbis bGlt unc IopCbl
usur Arbeitrn ais aud NrparaturGn ireer grt
piinftltb uub gut ausfiibrt.
@Ubnuns: pittstpn gSsnue, nabe tem bout
lhsn Nirhbofe. 3n70
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pasnieu bic asrnhr ibrrncmmrn babe:
Gpmpanien. NlTrtts.
Nprtb 2lmsrica, philadelphia, $ 2,7OOOOt
6rauflin, 3,O09O0O
gliaeara, Nepr rycrt 1,5O0OOO
Wanbdttan, 1,400,000
Ncrtb.glmrrirn, 100000
SdnpSer, 15O,OOO
gJpnfers II. gers9 9crf, >, 100000
@ypming, 9SiIfesbarrr, 211,OOO
gancalter, pay 25OOOO
6armers WutuoL gJcrt, - 100000
Hpripi6, @Cnn., 100000
travellers 2ife H. glcribsnt, Nsp 9Iprf 100000
@cmmpnpealtb Cooperative, ~ 100000
@ebGube, WTbeln, aaufmannsgiitrr &c. tperb'
i'd su ben nierrisiten 6aten Srrii6eru.
SD werbr mid beitrsbrn, meine @pnnrr II.
irbrr Stndbt Sufriepen III Itslitn, uub iitrrbaupt
meins Gjei6Gfte a'piiIcnbaft unC piinfli6 su srs
fiillrn. gu ipri N ieprn Sag i'm GliT gBprf
Wdl6inen Sbc, NIB ppn bis 10 llbr gIbenbs
in ber Office T. gSrlls une gSatrGS, Sen.
Aaenten, 22i G., panna glpenue gGgcuiiber Der
gBaibin9tcn 6a :ine Greppe bod. Srr lbeCs
Dor Sellinacr /, In Der II. uub ~. gHarb
appIicatipnen fl cislelbsn @pmpasuiCu aufnebs
men. SI70 Gbas. 9B. Better Garnt.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-09-20

Sulphur in coal and coke is considered
very detrimental, and by iron workers
looked upon as an enemy hard to cope with.
a paper was recently read by Mr.. Calvert,
before the British Association, on the est.
nation of sulphur in coal and coke. he
stated that the sulphur found in coal and
coke often existed in two states; partly ae
sulphuric acid combined with lime. and
partly - sulphur combined with iron. The
sulphuric acid combined with lime did not
!9jure the quality of the iron produced in
blast, az it remained in combination with
the lime, while the portion existing az sui
phuret OF iron greatly deteriorated its com
mero!a! value. To determine the quantity
OF sulphur IN the former state, Mr.. Calvert
proposed to boil the pulverized coal or coke
with solution of carbonate of soda. which
decOmposed the sulphate of lime. The inn.
POrtanee of his process was, he said. shown
by tho fact that, by tho old process. Goals
having certain amount Of sulphate of iron
would have been condemned "a unsuitable
for use in the blast furnace, while they were
really good coal for the purpose. In the
residue from the above operation was found
the sulphuret of iron. This he proposed to
attack with oxydizing aqua regia, and there.
after with carbonate of soda, and heat it to
near the fusing point. BY this means, he
said, there could be mo formation of an
MISUNDERSTANDING of iron, and the pre-
vention Of precipitation by salt of baryta,
which occurred in liquor containing free
nitric acid. would be avoided.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-09-20

Boss Tweed. through one Of his bench
men ON the New York Sum- gives his views
I Of the condition of affairs. Regarding the
injunction against the city officials, the
hearing Of which takes place before Judge
Barnard. and other matters, the following
| conversation took place:
Reporter: You don't seem to be very
| dOwncast, Mr.. Tweed.
Mr.. Tweed Laughing: I, Pooh. l am
| not afraid. What do care! They'll find
| me there. I'll have pretty good counsel
pretty good counsel.
Reporter: So you don't think it will
stand!
Mr.. Tweed (thoughtfullyl: No, it doesn't
seem to me that it can. l have cOnversed
this morning with some Of the best lawyers
in the city, and they don't think 1t can
land he twiddled with his CHM Yes, sir,
I'm pretty sure.
Reporter: saw George Jones yesterday
he feels rather exulting about it.
Mr.. Tweed (contemptuousiyl: Yes, I
suppose he does. They think it's a good
thing probably. would have fought out
this thing differently if had been alone
with emphasis) Yes. sir, wouldn't have
been 90 quiet, can tell you.
Reporter: Did you read the Nation'
Mr.. Tweed: No.
have you lynched!
Mr.. Tweed: He's an infamous liar The
man who wrote that knows that he has told
a lie, and that he wouldn't dare to tell me
so to my face. AFTER pause. was born
in New York and l mean to STAY here,
too.
Reporter: You don't seem to be afraid of
9 violent death Are you!
Mr.. Tweed stamping his FOOT: Well. if
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I have to say about it. I'll be there, sir
twith smile). The Times has been saying
all the time have no brains. I'll show
Jones that l have brains. You know if a
man is with others he must do az they do.
If had been alone he would have had a
good time of it, But you know if man is
with others he must take care not to do q
rash act. 1t would hurt them all, you know.
Reporter: What do you think of repeal
ing the charter!
Mr. Tweed: Well, if they can show usl
that the people want it repealed we'll re-
peal it; but don't believe they do. tell
you. sir, if this man Jones would have said
the things he has said about nue. twenty five
years ago he wouldn't be alive now. But,
you see, when a man has wife and chill.
dren he can't do such q thing. (Clenching
his fists would have killed him.
Reporter: wouldn't mind it.
Mr.. Tweed (unseating himself from the
baluster): Well, you see, don't. don't
even read the papers. I'm only sick Of the
whole matter. I'm sick of being dragged
into the mud by such scoundrels.
Reporter: suppose you must be tired of
public life, Mr. Tweed.
Mr.; Tweed: Oh, yes, am sick of it. I
wish could retire to private life, and have
nothing more to do with politics. I'm sick
OF them. Jones wouldn't have dared to say
if l had no wife and children.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-09-20

The Boston Post having ventured to ex
press tho belief that sit 10 wrong to fly to
one extreme to correct the other, the New
York Commercial advertiser hastens to re-
ply that ''every disobedient urchin in the
Land will indOrso that sentiment"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-09-20

and pay the warrants Of relator in their
proper order.
The petitioner in this case pleads res
jmdicata % to a Judgment rendered in favor
of John w. Hillman, ordering the reSlstra'
| ton Of warrants.