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New-York tribune., 1871-11-16
Business Notifies.

WmBORs COP LIVER OIL AND LTME.-Ihe
sre popularity ei this Bas and eeseiOgs preparation sne tot
WoFh 10 The COaKs Colds AtAs
ehits WhoopnR Cough eefofalOa Humors and s
Of disease shen agent 10 thu1 at h,nd wheh Si r.
complaints Of the Ches L1gI Thott hannnrea cay a.
WLBoR, Chemist No. I COurtst, Boston So by az
"THR WEST WINDr-Thc owner OF GOulds
grea peos OF satu6ry place upon SIhhOn @ l
heat Of s BrOOkiyn Orphan Asylum commence
evening" lOF three dsTs An ~
probably never again oecuf afforded he PgbBe 20 ~
II ART Toets be obtanei at IFS anj E'
under Ph Ave Hotel and the drug and stofts
BnOwN's BRONCHIAL TROCHEs, for pulmonary
,d Ashns Disorder proved their eea'J BY s't OF many
YEAR. and lye received testimonials from eminent mn who have used
them
BATCHEIORIs HAIR DYE.-The best in the
usrn nBtsnsoa' harmless perfect Appsa ct Yhe1Sry No. ID
BoBd-ss sold sVsyWhere ------------
WHEELER AND WILSON'S SEWING MACHINE,
M BtodvaT sBd 26 pykE Slo down and $40 month,
1i,bou chsrgs h'chhes 70 leE T RLLIs NJ PHhRI.
CUEyALIHR's LIFE FOR THE HAIR.-War-
rsp D store ay hair itI fBg out Increases h growth
Recommended by phJneInS
THE WILSON SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE
The best cheapest hneal maehnea The Wodl Pne iron
Sts to tiO0i easy paJnsnts sAsroom. 7g1 Broadway.
PORTABLE WINDOW VRETILAToR, NAMES,
T pTiVAs houses Ooss eGl Fresh da 6ts window
Price 30 Send fOs circular UNDKEnILL Co. % D1ansse
HAS WRITTEN 219,18O ACCIDENT, and $4,000
IiYH PoLlCEsTEAVNLHEJ LUIS ACCIDENT IHURANcE GO
WOOD CARPRTING, 480 BrOadway.-This is the
oBly floor covering that will wear % or % yearE
Wedding Cards, Monograms Silk and Metal
Soee BGdges Prsneh NO Paper ByereI M BN ks9a lSlG
ARTIFICIALITIEs-PALME LIMBS.
S Broadway. Vt lsos chsS'HuG. PAG 81 oT'nSt BeS''n
New-York tribune., 1871-11-16

= Mr L. o. ReaviS leetprsS "a Boston te-nieht on
"The Natioh and IT. Ca1i he dssBns the Nation
al right, but the Capital misplaesd and means to
hsve it removed 70 81 Loua where he thinks It be-
longs he sAl@ts taad to llmit the expenditure
,WsshlaGt0n. t6sy hsye our Sssssg dod .spssd -,
New-York tribune., 1871-11-16

BITcUEIOR7s HAIR DYE.-The best in the
vsrA Ins,ssnsoa' harmless perfect Applied Ct YseS No 10
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chant 4 Co.
Brig yirgines Cspl, Brunei, Barcelona Puig 4 Co
Briy American I Mon, Collins, Havana Abbott
big julia Kelley tBr). Knight cardenas-Nilsr Hough
Brig , Young. Joy, Apalachcola-snow 4 Richardson
Brig Mary fenneli, Eaton, Savannah-beney, Miller
Scar Jason, Wiley, Aux cayes-smpson Capp.
Schr Emily Curtis, Barbour, CarIenas uough-
ton
schr Race Hors. Hughes, Baracoa- B WEINBERG
schr Royal Arch, Hawkins, New o. ieans-R Drummond
schr Iouer Newton, Gray, jacksonville Ray 4
;, sehr Carrie Webb, Brewster. Georgetown Bentley.
sehr q W Row!er, Rowley, Wilmington, nee nurlbut
a Co.
schr Emma, Anthony. Norfolk, Vat TAXA Dwight.
Saght =
sShr Elizabeth MrGce, Smith, Philadelphia
Schr Darius EDDY, Hopkins, Bancor--k r Buck.
schr Lasists, Spear, Eoston--Arthur Starbuck.
schr Carrie Saywaid Williams, Gloucester God
son.
Co.
schr \ Smith, Springer, Wsreham Ferguson Wood.
Sehr X Smith, hickerson New Becford--fcrguson &
Wood
Schr Pantse1. Efii Hagtford-Fergisou 4 Wood
Schr Evelyn, Burger, Stamford.
Sioop Harvest, Cornin, Newport-H w jackson Co.
Steamer 4 sinners, Davis, Philadelphia.
Steamer Tacony Nichols Phi adelphfa
Steamer Fairchiid Trout. Philadelphia.
Steamer Pnalrs Brown, Pha ephia.
Steamer L Badc McCue, Philadelphia.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
PORT OF VIEW YORK, APRiL I, 1871.
CLEARED.

sleam,bp city Of Limerick Dr. Phnlps, L'verpoo,-
steamship samaria tBr, pinse Livepool via Queens
steamship The queen RI, Thomron, LivepocI-Sa,ional
steamship Columbia tBr), Small Glasgow Henderson
Steamship hermann tsG,. Reichmsun. Bremen oclnchs
s,eamshIp Acadia tBrl, TannocK. Havre- Henderson
s,eamehlp Tile, Partridge Gal7cs,on via Key wes,c
steamship Western Metropolis, Quick, New oresns-r
steamship ST LOUIS, Whitehead, New Orleans II crom
sseamship fapidsn whehurs,, New oreansa-Living.
steamship caharine whiung nowes Ferrandina-,Ias
Steamship San Salvador, Nickerson Savannah Gar.
Steamship Montgomery. Fsireoih, ssvanuah-R I.9w;en
steamship Champion, Lockwood, cbGr!eston-n Nor.
s!fsmsaig Regulator, prccmsn Wilmington. &c Loril-
steamship Ferry, chaplin, gewicrn NC Murray, Fer.
steamship wsrnote, Bourne, Norfolk City roin. and
steamship John ,ieson Writers, Georgetown, Dc, and
Steamship Volunteer Howe, Philadelphia steam
Steamship Juuiata, Ho,ie Phlade phia W i jones'
Steamship sereus, 6e.r-e Poston-u Dlmocs.
steamship hessinei, Rector, new Acknowledgment
ship lhs caph iir. Rson, London r Norsan's sons
Slip Ivsnhec, Hartman, Ne" ofieans-iowe Waite
shp Alice Buck, Blanchard. New Orleans Carer L
slip Energy. csulkias Baltimore -spsn,ri. Bros 4 CO.
Bark Samuel Larrarec, fhopiplon, l.yerpooE Nor.
DARK Walter, silnson. Liverpool ia. Elwel 4 60.
BARK Abram Young DR., Troop, Answegp--Jas L!wcn
Bar. Lana. Enensrook, bremen G f:ulngtco.
Bnsk mon fomkc hsree'ics ~ De Woh -.
Bark Ellen (Br1. Tucker, PneLos rcs~N n r Hughes
Ber. hsyaoweF, Ho,cbkss, Dsibaios--l Trosbrages
Bark snowd2n trr, wooi, Na,anyss y Her nough;on,
Bsrs .5seo, ,afd ts', .'se.9 =. = h.n1y se
BARK .ra, Mcloecush, baltimore } whitney 1 90.
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THIRST WARD IN THE FIELD.

At assa'ed meeting OF the Matthew Brennan Democratic
es pi s asd M a' e
anpes anu resolutions we're unanimously adoped:-
s pso"e saa SSs G,%s
'ns MA n NE next Lsss,re ana
tender q personal AND religious liberty throughout the land
sven men es have been Its red and IGNORED champions
whcr the Frat the city OF New York being an
Integral pait OF the Fourth Senatorial district Of tails state
n as he as s"sn as ns e action
81 ne ndyya msm.ers .hcreo have found IN the person
man who by hs sterug ntesry, his great abilities
Ter with The h, his coa,asnis or lie Interest. Of
AMI satcam"n ''' proven h@'s'' NC f0s repre-
Resolved. Th, IN ,hr person William NJ Tweed we have
founi the able legislator and rusty advocate Of people
Of The i'our'a sen,.oi;a district.
lave the Senate Of this state and assure him The
ticuarly apples 70 hin in every sense Of words.
nsaoved That 40 herewith Nominate as democratic can;
district OF this state, viii all honorable to Sc
cue his Triumphant election in The political campaign Of
Resolved, Thst cordially invite all democratic orean
,aons II he district to cooperate with Ia end, ayors
y reflect ON candidate ), such vote that VIII nsonsh
not "o' our enemies but ,x s our Dss ara
PETER j. TAArrr, scc,ary
E'oR gALE--oNE aIscri WOOD FLAMING MAcHIsE,
n oM r.aner and Res t,ing saw Arps :, H. ".
hainsburs.
Iu made TO order and
WARRANTED TO FIT.
sent ty express, o. d. any part Of the country at tho
folowin. rates;--
Shirts, good muslin and linen fronts, "a
shirts better muslin 1ni good inon, $40 ~.
,hirts, sasonyle muslin an Tine linen, 81.
YORK i Ss and sp ss Ssi uen s ns' 90 "
DIRECTIONS fot measurement aeDt on application.
RICHARD MEAtES,
sixth avenue ani Nineteenth street.
NO MORE MEDICINE 1000 CURES, WITHOUT
~ drugs. by Du BARRyS deleIous KENALENfA FOOD,
Of Dyspetla Consumption, Constipation, Dsrhoa ~ I'm
purues ~ the blood OF escIs and stomach d
orders, sol! Ia tns h. ~ 20 lbs alu DU BARRY
co.. oJ William street. New York. and w AL drr;gsts and
krocers.
1--WE OLDEST AND BLSr brand,
L. Estsbl shed IN 1881.
'UlFFlELB'S CELEBRATED HAMS"
"BONtIEss HREAkfAfT BACON"
'SriCkU BEEF NOuND.n
"DRIED pELF JOk1t Is" &C.
Orders received and contracts made for season bv
THORNE Co,
W trout sueeL
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HuaslSs OF The TROY OpsgA house.

Troy, n. Y, April ], 1871.
Griswold's opera House, Third street, 10 this
place, was destroyed by fire al two O'Clock tails
incoming. The cause Of the lre is unknown. The
loss Il SEQ Goo insured Tor 5000. The loss Of j..
W. Bishop, who Kept a saloon in the theatre, Is
S7,0q0-uninsured steenberger's baker shop was
damaged by the falling walls TO the amount OF
{ 5.uOO-nsured.
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DErARrMEST,
OFFICE or TIE CHEF SlGsAL 0fFiCER,
WAsnlNGToH, April I-s:5o p. NJ. }


OFFICE or TIE CHEF S1GsAL OFFICER,{
WASHINGTON, Aprii I-.:5o p. NJ.
Synopsis Jo,' Nse Pas. Ttccsitg.yoar Hours.
In the lower Mississippi valley and the Southwest
the barometer has risen since Friday evening and
the clouds have very generally cleared away, with
fresh, cool northwest winds. In the South Atlantic
States decided fan in tie barometer and
heavy rains are now reported. A Sill heavier
fan, with decided increase Of temperature
ana partially cloudy weather, has been IN presress
Ia the extreme Northwest and Ga the upper lakes
Heavy rams and falling barometer are reported on
Lake Ontario, Clearing up weather on Lake Erie and
threatening and raoy weather IN the Eastern States
Probabilities.
1t Is probable that on Sunday a low barometer,
with cloudy and threatening weather ana brisk
winds, VIII prevail on the upper lakes, clearing up
weather Oh the lower lakes and lower Mississippi
valley, ana cloudy or clearing up weather On the
Atlantic coast.
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ianzas for orders sseamv Leopard. and Pelican WIND
PoETLAND March si-Cieared, bark Eliza White, Maho-
Apri! l-Arrved, scamshtp Chesapeake, johnson, New
York brig Express, Fudge Clenfnegoa
CearedSteamships Moravian ti3r). Brown. and North
American tBr Trocks Liverpool bark Morn Brl, Foster,
Havana; brig Torrent Iibbes Maanxas; Louisa ID,
Wagner, and Othsto, Matthews, Havana.
RICHMOND, March 30-ArTived, steamships W Clyde,
Parker, and Isaac Bell Bourne New York; schr corvo
Pickering, Rockland
,sAvANNaH, March So-Arrivea, steamship Panther,
April arrived. schrs Mary w,,ham, -; Mary J
RUSSELL Norfolk.
Cleared Steamships Tonawania. Philadelphia; San ia
cnto ATKINS and Hnnssile, Crowel New York Panther,
Charleston 10 load for New York bark Proteu Iiavre
VINEYARD HAVEN, March 3l-Arrived, schrs Santa Ma
ria New DIRK for Bangor; Srou,, do for BOSTON lde
Fuller, Earen Ga, for do; Caroline G, Calais for New
York
Sasd-Brig Robin fchrs Wreath Lady Suffolk. Fannie
Johnston John Lancaster. sardolphon, Heycr,
Chandler Iris, hichmoni Wentworth Index, Raven,
iiari 0ld Chad. Mary . Dyer kendssk Fish, God
&, Charles Heath, Owe Hayward.
MILMlN GroN, March ~ Arrived steamships Mary san.
ford, Chadwick, New York Beneacor, Jones' do schrs
aiburser Corson, and Nellie STAR weich. do.
Cleare bark Won Hevden Carlow (kG Speet Set.in
brig John Baich. Gardner, Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-02
TIE EU MLlX II MISSISSIPPI.
Governor Acorn Asks a Regiment Of Cavalry
10 Operate Agninst Masked MarauGers ~Ku
RIuxes Sentenced TO be Hung.

I,
Jackson special says:-fovernor Accom- In his
message 10 the Legislature to-day, SAYS
Rewards tor the detection ~ engaged In ouirass Per-
peifa-d bv wis! IL called the IN K!ux
wien paid bv the EAecusige. he a special upoa
that county, vita rs 10 the iae part OF
the State.
He asks authority to organize aid call INTO the field
cavalry regiment % picked tor operating whenever
marked assassins Shall be the Of siteucc of
sad remeat 10 he levied the county TO which they
been cs,sd ~ the appear MASKED assassns With
this power axeyerS who should dare TO tolerate by their
syrlaies Itro;m anees or the ku iSuG Will find
tkat snch toc.aon viii Goa. le.a heavily In penal
While leaving nothing uBdone g. violence, IL
solemn duty tina. leave Do.alDg remove
all possible sroanGs Tor provoca alton.
Application for new trial IN the case OF Posion
and Graves C snyicted OF hu kiaylnR young Seho.
field near Cu'A, IN this country, was overruled py
Judge Fipp today 3ad they were sentenced 10 he
hanged Oh tue 10Th May next.
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Steamships City OF limerick FOR Liverpool Samaria 10
Tie Queen, dol Columbia, glasgow Hermann. Bremen
Tile Key West AMI tssttston; kapdsD new resps. 81
Louis do Western Metropolis DO Catharue Whiting Der.
Landra; Montgomery Saw tanah; san salvador do Cham
pon Charleston; Ellen Terry, Newborn, NC; WyaDgke,
Eichmnnd &c. q Upton, do, Joha Gibson, getown
DC, Volunteer, Philadelphia
Wind al eul syl ESE. fresh
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Shipping Notes.

The steamboat Ameficus built. for the Sevtrsink ravgs
tjon Company, TO from New York Greenwich nni
Stamford c. viii be placci the her INTENDED
vice about he middle Of the rcsni month. Much sk has
been dapsyed n the arrangement Of her
the saloon and vciy comn.oJous and plea.
san Tie former 80 feet IN length and tie latter IS feet,
Deer led isasa viii all the and chsru which,
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BELOW.

Bark Irons.de, Tapcy So days from Lchhnrn nv rho,
buat Charlotte webb. M D.. -
Bark Angelina thruori Ita1 tisui. Non,
bars diamond ~. from 49,.
Brs Antonio Achle dial, from Eapies
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SHIPPING NEWS

Almanac Tor New York rhts Day.
Sun rises. ..... ~ Noon sets. morn 4 %
Sun sets. ...... q &c High water morn so
OCEAN STEAMERS
DATE o. DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FoR TUE
AoSIII or ArRII.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-02

MISCELLANEOUS.
THs
MERCHANTS AND MANUrAc1UNERs
COOPERATIVE DISTRIBUTION
saSoNe
sasu.oo
sissooo IN CASH PRIZES.
CAPITAL PRIZE, sasooa
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR Each.
AND LIMITED TO 10000
The drawing viii take place daily In the Depository
so0 BROADWAY.
door TO Helmbolds drug store where the prizes
exhibition The purchasers Of tickets will 10 allowed 10 d
their own drawing from the wheel.
Among the prizes that exhibition at the Depository
Diamonds, Watches. s,lverware, Pianos, Mcloloons,
organs, Sewing Machines, Sets Of Furniture,
Carriages. Harness. Carpets, Fireproor
safes, chan1elers. Oil Paint.
nss Steel Ensravlngs
&C., 40, &r.
The sale of Tickets and the distribution OF Prize, will b
Gin at the Depository, where the prizes al exhbo
MONDAY. APRIL 8. AT A. NJ,
and continue unt 10 NJ eaph day until the entire amour,
Of tickets cold and the prizes distributed.
PROSPECTUS.
Several OF the leading manufacturers OF
city having hand surplus of goods in consequences
of the depressed condition of business generally have or
sanised Comp my the cooperative plan
with of disposns OF their goods fair pront 70
themselves. This, they consider can Des. be- effected by
Grand Distribution Scheme in WHOM they have
endeavored interest the paoc BY arranging upon tho
following pr,ncpe:-
Fo of 81 each applicant viii DO furnished with
ticket admission of the series Concerts tina. viii
given sselnway Hail This, ITSELF will DO full value
for oney paid popuar entertainment. sustained by
being approacaabls for less than ST.
To each ticket Coupon viii annexed holder Of which
viii distribution o. pr.zes
schedule which appears presenting their Cou.
pons to the manager the Wheel tho holders Will
be permitted their tickets win thus ascer.
Tai yv,tbou, lie uck enrtune l., g.,
them Tea aoass will be the approximate value OF tho
smallest prize
Among the advantages comprisei in his system of daw
ing that takes place immediately upon the purchasers
obtaining their tickets and presenting the coupons to the
manager the wheel.
The scheme hereip set forth Is perfectly legitimate and
fair one enaug possible purchasers OF tick
the value of their money being fully secured for them in
the entertainment provided While chances in the dIs,
essicn OF prizes absolutely equal AMI evon-handes
The public to cal Depository of the Com
pany, No Sa Rroawas for se OF inspecting tho
pr1ze denominations value Of which are given in
the fo.iown. list
GRAND LIST or PRIZES
CASH FRIES.
CAPITAL pRIzE..............s25o 900 % $4,000 70
3cash Przes......"........ 1000 70 s0oou %
Cash rrizes......"..."".... 800 % 2OoD %
Is Cash INSTRUMENTATION. 1000 Co 100000
II Cash przes................. 500 90 1000 co
50 Cash Prizes. .."..."...... 300 90 5000 %
so Cash Prizes..."............ 200 90 1000, 90
60 Cash Pr.xes................. 1000 5000 90
DIAMONDS
l Ladies' Diamond Set. ....... 1880 90 leo 90
LADIES' Diamond Ses......... LEGO % 1900 10
/ Ladies' Diamond sei........ 900 " 1000 o.
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IMMENSE REDUcTIos--wnIrEF FRENCH CHINA
. VIE. DALEY + CO..
s. IMMENSE y ss EEnnpcTIoS-whno French China Tea
r IMMsNsE :. REELECTION White French China Soup
iNaRssE kEbUcffffoN-vh,o French China Covered
ia&hEss f R'EbtGcrros and Gil, French China
INMTSst hE1GcrioN-Glt band French China Tea
.IiMhSsis kIDGcTIoN-coored and Gil, French China
INST IMaEs s REnunrmS-chamber Sets, coOred Eng.
lish goo!s. ii pieces, 81 N''''' i'"S'
isAsss sIvsspls.ei Tea Sets. pieces,
IMMENSE REDUCTION sivcr-pia,ed Casters, q Gu.
IIhkSsB REDucTIoN-All kinds of slgcr-pated Ware
IMMENSE @ REELECTION Dinner Knives,
s1sssI MAXI "a Il y 81 sS.cn :, n, ~ CHM
W. r. DALEY 4 CO.,
No. 6Sl Broadway, New YORK.
"A TIE couri. OF different States. No publicity. Advice
L. l. King Coiaseiof.at-Law a6J Broadway
"A iare THIS week q. wENrWohfn i4o Sons. sd3
Rowciy. We viii store goods bought nntn May I, If
MInoS's HAT ESTABLISHMENT. REMOVED FROM
- 20 ''0a'N'' e. 30 Firth avenue.
Of s:sn,men six Hat, and Ladies ndns Hats 9s' resaesa
70 -. All goods manaaG sssi q the premises
'ssaSn &C. rls aSss fn cssss ss MssP
Bishop & Barnes, Chicago. 4. q. Jones' St Pau.
John saecy, Jg., Syracuse.
BARGAINS IN TEAS, FLOUR, GROCERIES AND
IL Provisions. Dealers and families "a per cent
at THOMAS X. AGNEw's ,rrenw ich street New York
BROADWAY MARKET
BROADWAY MARKET Is sIrAuTED OF BROADWAY,
BETWEEN FORTyForRTH AND FORTY.FIFTH STS.
AT THE CHOOSING or SEVENTH AVENUE.
The market will opened 10 the public for exhibition on
W. 4 ne
requested to call at the oaice before Wednesday,
Apfnu. n. J. CRANE,
Superintendent.
lIoMPaEssEp IVORY billiard BALLS, MAR
y tingaie Rms. Checks, Sleeve Buttons Horss, Dof
Fro furte, sphyay, Owl Sl and Bones with glass eyes
WM. N. WELLiNG x07 Centre street
CtORNs, BuNIoNs, ENLARGED JOINTS AND All
~ Diseases OF The Fee. cured by ID. ZACnARIE, 100
Broadway.
(SORNS CURED FOR 30 CENTS EACH; BUNIONs, RAD
~ Nails, &c. cured without PAL by Dr. RICE, 2s Broa
way corner fiiton street. Auni atDr Corns Bunons
Bad Nails. 81 cents.
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Tic case Is attracting much attention. both from
The religious ana secular pres. The HERALD
being religious sheet It's opinions arc eagerly
looked Tor bJ paltles 10 the suit.
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Young Ieaser sioca,n, New ss4iors Nes i pence
E, Ncsa 'HSes; smith w,is%. Iea2a SILVER
Crimes morrill, froydenes james fhsis kccaws. 'R nsr
Sailed 9,b, bark Gauss ss, brig Brown schrs John
April i-XIrivcu, steamship Leipzig tSs) Jaeger, Bro
BahIpaFpoaT March slsalea, scnrs Excelsior. MIR
ply, AMI Mary Bacon, SpIlng, Cold serIng.
Eaahc HocswGod Oyster Fay Wary Alice Dunn sreoH
GHAREsToN, Arra LIN the oning, bark yoage, from
s m'v Sir Jones.
Lie. New YORK ss'h; Aa.sa. hpp'ensa, Key West
,fcRrl.rs; MosRoh, Arrh I-Arvcd, brig Glimpse
Passed Barks Widen, from vessna for Baltimore; New
ors c From A9 rs Tor d9 m ss,Dn for c
Rio foi do Ae, from - J,eo fr DIT tnnice AID
hseaia, from Poro Rico og do schr kate Foster from do
psssca out. Bark hoarath Or Buckncr. for Aspipwal;
IN The os1s.lsrn, Black Prince, Or Bristol; Annie
Troop for bermuda brig Mississippi for Iemarsrs ne
@ f Resa feo ea LssIp Ssr s'r
sSaT As Sa4c 5dr r s2m os ,s go'n
s,sesIan, New yoIS Ssill lI9imss, do 49,. -.
New York for Galveston tand procee ed
Passed BY March 81 s,con.shp Victor, Gates, from Eew
MOBILE aiicn y Arrived. bark Jasper Fosse., Dos.
ton schis u sqnifas FaAer dol Lizzie Eandlce Cape
v.carsa shI. Jesesm Sierra sp rsrn pWrsson.
INV oRLFAvs. March as- Ciearc l. steamship sherman,
bark Ulan5 so, Maniz, do.
NORFOLK. March So--Arrvcd, schr Wake, Csniy. New
York.
PHILADELPHIA, March glArived.barks Ee.er tNor,,
Jogcnsen, Liverpool Anna, Nelson, do. Elliott Richie,
Pune, Pensacola. Haven, Hal, Natnnyas
rearedi,ark Col ambia tnor, Stronbers Cork for
orders Dria In MIS- opkins Csrdent scnrs Emma Green,
Collins, Havana; Mocsng Bra tBr, Thompson. - John,
Nh
April ARRIVED, s,cnnshlps Area, whildcn, Io.on; III
LIVES, De, March Il iS4s pM-parx roportel 30 mile.
of ga, evening, bound n,snnme not siyen deep brig
went M from haiho to day replte ~ tie de d, name
Mncfail Three bss are anchCci ayoa tie Bran ywnc,
bonn1 oat :
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-23


There are five female clerks In the
Kansas Legislature.
The Philadelphia library is the Oldest
n the United States. s5 ~.
1t is said that Alice Cary has book
n manuscript, which she designs for post
,umous publication.
The once Rev. Horace Cooke has at
hst found employment in New York
hanufactory of ladies' ,overskirts.
Wendell Phillips has delivered his
lecture on the "Lost Arts" five hundred
lines without writing it out once.
AT latest accounts the health of ex-
senator Grimes, of Iowa, was slowly i'm
|roving. He was still in Switzerland.
No less thar six authors, in London,
he said to have completed Dickens Ed
lin Brood" according to their own, but
lot to the public's, liking.
F. Bret Harte author of "The Luck of
Roaring Camp" the Heather Chinee,"
md other unique literary productions
vas recently in Chicago, en- route to the
East. ypH
John T.. M. Bridges, after several
ears service in the Indiana State Prison,
m life sentence for murder, was released
he other day, and his faithful wife, di-
vorced by his crime, Immediately remar-
led him.
Samuel II. Taylor, LII. D., who has
,een Principal of Phillips Academy, in
Andover, Mass, during 33 years, died sud-
lenly the other day, falling at the door OF
he chapel to which he had walked, as
Usual, to teach the Bible class. rs
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pain full labor on her part, she offered to
the cause Omissions At the desire OF
maj ay ladies this basket was passed around
in Il ie church, that they might fill It with
offe rings, and nearly. 500 was thus col
I-Statistics of the manufactures OF But
tai o, during the year 1910, are as follows
q, lmber of establishments, 3S5; CAPITAL
$1a1 BIG, $50; hands-men, 1869, women,
1;71; wages. $3,1l0,690; value of mate
!. III, $13,O71, $50; value Of product $So,-
100 9af SCI IS
poor woman had q supply Of Goals
9 Id at her door by . charitable neighbor
! very little girl came out with IRE
howell and began to take shovelfuli at
fine, and carry it to sort of bin In the
! ellar. said: Do you expect to get al
! ]lat coal in with your little shovel?" She
,kas quite confused with my question, but
yher answer was striking: Yes, sir, If !
!. work long enough" Humble worker,
E make up for your want of ability by album
1 liant continuance in well doing, and your
-life.work will not be trivial. The repeti-
ion of small efforts will effect more than
he occasional use Of great talents.-Spur'
y1On. tfzt .s4fs tt=s4afl3ss
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would sour; add half tumbler Of good
lively hop-yeast thop- yeast is best for
b.,ckwheat); make it up in a jar covering
Closely at 8 o'clock at night The next
morning beat in three eggs; let II set ff-
teen or twenty minutes; inst before frying
stir in teaspoonfulsof soda, first sprink-
ling it over the batter Soda is unnecessar
nv If the batter is perfectly sweet. Eggs
are not essential, but are an improvement.
A mixture of four parts Of buckwheat,
two Of Graham and one of Indian, makes
a more healthfal cake and more spongy.