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The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-06-07

A marriage notice in a Troy paper is
accompanied by these lines;
No more will they mourn their widered sitti-
wations,
And continner to sythe without mitigation;
But pardners for life to be parted no more,
Their sorrors is ended, their troubles is DER,
The heart that was scornlul aud cold as a
stun,
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-06-07

The effects of food upon the passions
and feelings are thus POLITICALLY rendered
by Prior:
Observe the various operations
OF food and drink in several nations.
Was ever Tartar fierce and cruel
Upon the strength of water Cruel
But who sha Il stand his rage and force
If first he rides, then eats his horse.
Salads, and eggs, and lighter fare,
Tune the Italian sparks guitar;
And il take Don Congreve right,
Pudding and beef make b itons fcht.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-06-07

The following enigma is said to have
been written by Mr.. Canning, which
for time baflle,l the skill of all Eng.
land TO solve.
"There is word of plural number,
foe to peace and human slumbcr;
Now any word you chance to take,
BY adding IS you plural make
But II you add an IS to this,
How sirlnge- L. n Me.e.,A aS,AiAia-i--S s.s4.
x.ssts7 ar ~ ss!.5lpois IS
Plural is plural then no more,
Aud sweet what bitter was before"
The word is "cares," TO which by
adding an IS" you have "caress."
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-06-07
Staple Dry Goods,

Boots, Shoes, Hats, Notions, &c,
All Of which will be sold on the most rea>
sonable terms for
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-06-07

Oar Goods having been purchased since
The decline il. cotton, we are enabled 10 sell
them MUCH CHEAPER than they have
been sold in Washington heretofore. Pur-
chasrrs are invited to examine our stock and
satisfy themselves of this TACT.
TAYLOR & JETT.
$50
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-06-07
BUILDERS HARDWARE.

Carpenters Tools Of every description. axes,
hatchets, handaxes. planes, (bench and
molding. and all kinds of fancy planes,
plane irons, saws, (bench ard panel au
gers, auger bits, hollow augcrs. braces and
bits E,o@ and Americana chisels,
framing an . >,Ser, screw drivers, compass
srs and divders, and all kinds of tools usu>
ally kept ina FiRS7\ Glass
HARDWARE MOUSE: E,
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-06-07
CASH AND CASH ONLYi

Thankful for past favors and patronrge
they hope to merit continuance of it in
the future.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-06-07
TAYLOR & JETT

ARE Receiving from NEW YORK, a large
Stock OF
The New York herald., 1871-10-14
o1I rUAA r.

General ssbastiani. brother Of Marshal Sebastian.
ono rsmalniAs veterans Of the nrst French
empire, died recently at Ajaccio, Corsica He was'
born a Porta Corsica, In l7S6 And began his mni-
tary Career in 1906, under the orlers OF Iunot lie
tosx part In the campaigns OF Portugal Spain and
Tussia. Al tho battle OF Dresden ne was made
Colonel and a short time afterwards dangerously
wounded. During the hundred Days IN followed
Kapoeon's fortuies, and distinguished llmsclf at
LiEny and Waterloo. In 1873 ho was appointed
Field Marshal, by rignt Q! seniority. Alto the revo-
ton Of July no was sl further promotes. and con-
WiDulcd 10 the capture OF Antwerp. He was raised
10 the pccrnge IN 1857 and made, succesnvcly, Mill
tary COmmAndor of PARIS, winch post ~ kept uum I
the night Of February ~ 1894 when ~ vas replaoeo
BY Marshal bugand. since then no haAbccn hvina
N cpmDlQtS vel{vment n AtAccAnA
The New York herald., 1871-10-14
/ THREE MORE UNFoRTUNATEa

The River Gives Up It's Doad-Thc Dodos u
One Man and Two Women Waiting rscn.
tifcation. Aa i1 hNtsh E#t. r'se
Yesterday there was brought to the Morgue rom
foot Of East Houston street the body OF an unKown
man, aged fortynvc years, live feet eight inchesigh
and brown hair; had on black coat, pants andsesr;
white muslin shirt, brown plaid undcrshirt and aceo
shoes. Also an unknown woman, from Twenty
seventh street ana First avenue, aged fOl g-five
years, 1vo feet four inches high, ana brow6hair:
dressed In brown calico dress, striped aEron )ack
w00lien hood, brown petucoat Anu gray pcttcoat
white muslin chcmise, white muslin drawers, White
cotton stockings and laced Shoes The aboy two
bodies were photographed and placed u the,
NOrgue.
The body Of on unknown man was also ,ught
rom Pier North RIVER. age about iorty yea I've
feet seven inches high, sandy hair and nlus ache.
dressed ID black coat vest anQ pantS. wnlu shirt,
Mnlte undeTsuibt auu urawcrn anu gaitcr hoes.
hody 700 much decolnposoo W DO placed 4 the
The New York herald., 1871-10-14
Aftern DON Session. ~. ..
THURSDAY, Oct. 5-2 +. N.
On reassembiing the choir sang, N
.Ason God moves IN n mysterious way -u
Prayer BY Elder Lorenzo Snow. ss s2ak .4W
sa Ere long the vail win rend In twain,
vas auno nv the choir. .sT a4LlMM u ~ l4
Aftern DON session.

was sung py the cHolr. a ~ ..-ft@ s't
ADDRESS BY pRBsrDErr JosRpH You've.
President JOsErH YOU'VE endorsed the sentiments I'd.
anssd sy s;n ThS a. a s %sTn1 % ~ M
.;ss
. s as;s s 4.
i s
he ao:pe and should drive such impre,so1 resist.
IN ! ss & ss n e HsG IL
70 the truth Of the great latter day work. .s0 a r6.
Etdsr Nicholson alluded 70 the pron.s Or Jeses sha
sG:s s y s: 0S
plan Of salvation was found the people whe embraced
f1s ss.; T. s: .s sS 's g.:
Wy Of so: n: 3: a X. e y 4ssss
dav SAINTS from al other people. bad sign when
.':i s'.::..s ss
showed an lncunason 70 missrnss those whom the
sS1s d II :ssss'' . and
is. hoss Who sSdssyorsd % oy:Isurn would but
RExARKs OF ELDER PBNRosn aa
Win ss sss q q s
3:
'ss'd ws. ). IN. :ss 5 . s " would
z Il :, s
evidence impressed he mind BY the Spirit Of God when
the revelation upon nrst made him He continued
speak the naiurs Of true marriage Marriage with the
Latter Dav Saints not mere civh contract marriage
By magistrate or cvi! odser y then no marriage
Or plura b adminsersd By having authority
from God This was pan Or sesy religious faith si
sSsisS -: !, e,.s: :psss1 ,:s1:!.o. e. g:
people wJud day acknowledge. He testified strongly
concerning the future triumph Of the Church 1 the living
God and the crumbne Of every opposng power. and thai
the efforts now being made against IN would but serve 70
the Chursh. and IN need Of little purinestion.
WHAT RLDKR BRIGHAM YOUNG, JRs, SAID.
Elder BRIGHAM YouNG. Jr, rext Addressed tne assem-
bAge He said II call were made for those who nad re-
ceivsd testimony that God had spoken IN these days
20 arise, . very large majority, would Ess upon
;s.Sasss ss., ga va. ss sSs sod as now
He and He had shown Ills ability 70 ao 20 70 INC
past lie quoted The saying Trs IN God and aesp yon,
powder dr lie knew That &c every % o. mso man
Presidsn 0KOUeR a. BNITn said he bad been pons1d ~
listen the testimonies Of he brsbren e waa 20 gras
Ned n see 10 many people from dsance W ss
plenty Of Tor the people Of this city 70 come mere
he human family, and lie nssd ~ Hh ins.russen.s
II Was good for US 10 come togchcr 10 taln over ms
profit that We might be stirred 20 activity n .nc ~os.
were identified WITH Peace reigned IN the one
t seternents OF the Territory and peace was one 2.
The choir sang "sins unto Co.," and prayer was
N speslA CeassssAsl aa!easasA saA y Why
The New York herald., 1871-10-14

A Mandamus Granted Against tho Comptroller
and Deputy Comptroller = Assessment
Bonds TO Be Issued-Decisicn Az
TO Other Bonds Reserved

The arguments on the motion to issue man
damuses against the Comptroller and Deputy
Comptroller were resumed before Judge Ingraham,
In the supreme Court Chambers yesterday morn
ing. s...rf
Mr.. SrRAHAN, for the-Dcputy Comptroller. said
the order asked for In this case was peremptory
ma1damus. With regard 10 the order as 1t re.
laes to the two contractors, Aessrs. Harrington 4
Hoe he thought 1t could not come in Tor considera.
tion., ei Ia sastHf saaai-ara frtnr ses . --rls
Nj. vANDKRPoEr, for the Department Of Parks
said they were no, here to strangle justice under
the network Of forms The question TO be decided
was as to the requlstion on the Comptroller and
the question OF power.
Mr.. STRAHAN continued-Upon those requlstions,
which amounted TO four millions. had they been
properly man aged there would have been milton
vet in bank DO far the excesses assessments
are concerned, they muse bo provided out OF taxa
proceed WIN the execution Of such matters sy there ere
must be an APPROPRIATION. There Is no power in the
DEPARTMENT of finance to provide for the excess
required by the Department u Parks, except there
be aspecial appropriation. titNsAR EAAa1
Mr.. VANDERPOEL-All0w me to read the act OF
1871.
Mr.. srRAHAN-That act has nothing to do with
assessments at all. -essa rre sr0rQ ~ r sNvft
Mr.. vANDERp0EL read the act alluded to. ss4.
MIR. STRAHAN read The 101st section which directs
that no pubic board or body shall incur expendi-
lures for which there u no special appropriation.
Judge INGRAHAM-l think there is nothing in
the OF assessment bonds. and that there is NO
reason why the application, so fAr as those
bonds are concerned, should be resisted. But
u Is not to be presumed that public officers, as
these gentlemen were, would call for bonds beyond
what the law authorized, nor did he think that they
were bound to wait for special expenditures before
obtaining the bonds The Legislature plainly meant
that these moneys should be placed IN their hands
to meet expenditures. and the members Of the de-
partment were responsible for Its proper use. Un
this branch there was difficulty but the technical
the .E stfo ,lAQl hVila0 otf lsc7El
rwaas tsi NANDANUs SHALL ISSUE D 1sase1v5l
regards assessment bonds but he reServea his de-
cision on the point whether the Two Per Cent act
aects the issue OF other bOnds and whether he win
issue mandamuS In the case. n 1auo vAEs-ss ffurn
The New York herald., 1871-10-14

sssna n1' - passed resolution authorizing the
- sonas 70 the amount OF $450000 Tor t0le-
ne purposes and for new sates for the depart
THE COURT HOUSE. ,snQil.
Mayor HALL humorousiy called attention 70 tne
fact that money was needed 20 complete tho new
Court House, observing that there was IN c0ntefn-
piatfon dome which might probably cost two mil
lions. Laughter.) He hoped the building would pc
tTatlOn. sNlii~t1
The New York herald., 1871-10-14

i Arillcry Practice st Ifoapo~t Psrk. % y
Avery interesting exh ibtua n TO be given at tn
Parade Ground, Prospect PAN, tAm afternoon, con-
mcncing ~ thrse c'cioct " Captain Graham's
nshs battery from Fort lamntonA This battery
which belougs 70 the FEST United States Artillcrys
and was under the cornand Of Captain and BrevGs
Brigadler General Orsnam during the war; Inc @ in;l
band from Fort Hamilton VIII accompany tho Das-
tery and enc Paf{ commissioners have made am
ple for the comfort Of vlsitOrs.
The New York herald., 1871-10-14
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS

Breach Of Promisc-*1 5000 for Trinins With,
, Lady's Affections, -s. ~. +,
An interesting suit for breach OF promise his been
progressing In the Brooklyn City Court for tn, pas.
three days and has attracted more thar ordi-
nary attention from the fact OF the
defendant being one OF the leading men
Ia church circles The parties IN the cass wf,fcrf
was concluded ycstcrday, were MISS Poxellena
lI0nan and Alexander Earle After ths summing
up OF counsel and the charge 0f Judge Nelson tho
case was given to the Jury, who, aftsr brief ab-
senCe, returned verdict for tho platiun, Miss HO.
man. Of $l6,0O She ciatsn0d 81, ,0W damages.
The New York herald., 1871-10-14

Prsecodiuss OF the Forty. y.arst cmi-Ann.aN.
Conferences of the church or Jcsns Chrisc
Of Latter Day Saints. ~.es
From The SAT- Lake News, Oct. al
Tne 10rty-nrst Semi Annual Conference conveneA
IN the New tabernacle, Salt Laxe City at ten
O'Clock A. M, on this the 9th day OF October 1911.
the names OF the authorizes and loadlnr osderS IN
the stand being much the same as pubfshed in fhss
minutes Of the Special Conference held ycsterAav'
IL deemed unnecess sry to incluae them IN these
Yewond'ring nations gave ear
was sung BY the choir The opening prayer was
The New York herald., 1871-10-14

President 01oaGR A. SMITH said the design In the
q e. Ss g ~. % he e
ssmt.nuaa ~ conferences He spoke Of ths kind mannsf
E ss s', H. s sa e q slo
persy they were apt . measuraby forget their duty
u ss
eas s. Ss Ssos
~ the building q railroads snd dsvepns q
n . ss 's sss:ss
Rsss:. s: $: ss
s - : 1Ssa 1 \: sss :Ss.s M
WEE ons :s1
sn
terence The faith prayers Of tho Saints desired
Ss. portion. & Ss
So z Sss-s S u ' q re sn s sn esc
umph Of We kingdom Of God ON the earth. 81. .4hHfk
Pr.sa.n. Dsnss H. Wells ssssissd that God had spoken
from the bsayen: ana revealed ,he funes. Of The hoy
ss:sss sn5 ln:pss ss ~ ssa g
e: e Rss ss $p.s :ss &: &.
= e.
:: Ns
%uni'y NJ on the whole earth NO moment since
s. ~1ss :ss. ysSs
yelled had not rougn expected
We know had the truth, do many others who in
And snch knowing they were unable to cope with the truth
by fair means arguments resored to dsrcputaple and
ELDER CANNONis ADDRESS. ~ ~
said there many bjecas spoken
and listened 70 with profit There probably more
why The present Coneren ahoud be eDodA shan
which uansprne tho people diligence
and unity He felt in his heart 20 prophesy peace
Zion. There nothing in our surroundings to
Sas % us e e ~ Sat % The sS
twentyfour years In marvellous manner, and should the
adversary marshal his hosts and show would
indeed be astonishing Whether We resided here went
work, never more TO be thrown down He did
% leave this city gr o., Territory: He rs,oicea tss.
thing which had been demonstrated beyond doubt that
did not live his religion, and who might be simply
what was called a good fellow" took faith,
eonsntute true saint and Il would only be those who
sought cultivate such qualities who woud stand He had
watched the Of the first Presidency and others
whom combinations had been formed, and he rejoced
andng the circumstances which surrounded he
and In Witnessing this he bad thought what bossed hing
be servant OF God having implicit confidence In the
Almighty. What blessed feeling TO have the
by Him. We had broken no law, had violated the
consttuton but had served God and had
the work that TO be In these valleys pesecu-
uons being inaugrate against would enhance
the interests and accelerate the prosress Of The work Of
God. = -. II
The choir sang, .sPraise Hm,n and the Confer.
ence was adtOurned until two r. u. PRAYER was
offered by President George A. Smith. --
The New York herald., 1871-10-14

ing 20 hts aid Vie County Attosncya r0peeeavsVs -
Anderson and Franklin counties.
PrOGrcw of' the TSlal-StaEeIiHg Rv1donOo In
Reserve.
ST. LOUIS, OF Is 1871.
The trial Of Dr.. Mediioots, charged wth poisoning
Isaac Rnths Of Lawrence, Kansas, commenced on
Tuesday. The testimony 90 far u alIof medical
sensational character. DR.. Sanders testires that
morphine has been founu In the body. nd it rs said
that the case WIN assume very senssional phase,
both sides having ssartiing evidence inreserve.
The New York herald., 1871-10-14

oonnoo6 -fnn1n the- SomtrA Animal IConfgenoo -WouA
commence the next day at ten A. n.
The New York herald., 1871-10-14

IS TEE TWIN RELIC DOOMED
ofcial Proceedings Of the Special tonisrsncs Of
the Church Of Jesus Christ Of ,atsr-Day
saints-The Mormon Regular Confer q 4e-
ence- How Win the Thing Edf
Sr. LOUIS. Ot. 1s,

FROM the Salt Lake Evening News, Otober 81
Acc0r0ln9 70 previous announcements q special
conference q the Church Of Jesus Chris OF Latter
uNy SAINTS convened ON ths the5 tn day OF October,
1871, q ten A. n. IN the new Tabernacle IN TINS
city. On tine stand were - - = -
s,>.,..s.a OF THE FIRST PRESIDENCY.
Wells. -fN---''s~ ~ 'S''S - -
Y OF THE -TwBLvR APOSTLES.
c. Urson Prast John Taylor, Wilford Woodruff,
Mcnards fasa George @ Cannon. Brigham Young, Jr.,
OF TIE FIRST SEVEN PRESIDENTS OF sEvRNTIEs.
!osepn Young, Albert p. Rock wood, John Van
COtt and Horace s. Eidredge. nA i,ln at1I A4
OF TIE PRESIDENCY OF THE HIGH PRIESTS QUORUM.
Ehas smith, Edward Snelgroyc and Elias Morris
or THE PRES IDENcY OF TaIs STAKE OF ZION.
George B. Wallace and John T. Game.
= OF TAB gPRkSlDENCY OF THE BlSHOPRIC. as
EDWARD Hunter, Leonard w. Hardy ana Jesse @.
LNuc. AetsA ~ tsElFl"ff0' IT = II II 'I71
There were also bishops, elders and leading men
from every settlement In the Territory. ri 4
+ The choir sang, .t ,.
- The towers OF Zion soon shah rise.
/ Elder JOHN TAYLOR offered up the opening
Aortals awake with angels join. !. 1A
was sung by the choir. AgaW3H glr
4 900 wa Address OF PRESIDENT snIrH e il
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-04-22

Tue Columbus Journal says: "A.
last we have the reason why the
Democrats carried New Hampshire.
twas because Of the drouth. You
see, people couldn't get any water
to drink, and drinking whisky for
q whole year will make any man a
Democrat"
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Sunshine remarks that men rs ust
be strong to carlS whole State
9! read OF the Democrats carrying
New Hampshire, and them RepHb
licers hayin' carried Rhode Island.
Where in the land O cats do they
carry EN- to!"
1.-THE Queen OF Sweden is d, ing.
This announcement las been going
the rounds fer sometime, and we
begin to think that it takes the
Queen g long time to die.
The editor Of the Goshen Dem
ocrat says: "A breaking out Of the
internal hives this week has pre-
vented Us from getting up as many
local items as we otherwise would
have given. We think hives would
make as warm hell as any ortho-
dox could desire.
A little girl was heard TO wish
the other day that she was a boy.
so SIZE could swear when she lei
her books fall in the mud
R-A fond father in Vermont
offers his farm to any one who
will marry his daughter. What,
the matter with the daughter.
~A sign of expected summe
is the removal from many estab
lishments Of outer winter doors
which are at once such a nuisanc
and such necessity.
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Notice Final Settlement

Estate of Matthias &. Arnold, decd.
NOTICE is hereby given that William l..
"a Farquhar, Executor of said Es.
tate has filed his account current in final set
t'ement with said Estate which. will he SUBJ
united for approval at the April Term, 1871,
nf the Wayne Court OF Common Pleas.
Witness my name and the seal OF
SEAL. said Court at Cen.reville, this 18th
day of April, 1871.
nGwss3 WIN. W.DUDLEY, Clerk.
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Thr gu1ladttstt1
TERMS:
Tuesday, April 81, 11'

EwThe stances" cCm-
planned Of last week, are no better
this, and we arc yet behind with
orr paper. We will, however, be
cut on time next Saturday, with
the help of cur old friend and Eel
low -laborer, c. r JOHNSON, Eal,
who will be with Us hereafter.
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CAUTION Isss ,s,;,
A kaAN OF THOUSAND.
A Consumptive Cured

Where death was hourly expected from
Consumption and Astl ma, I'll remedies hav-
ing failed. accident led to discovery whereby
Dr. II James cured his only child. lie now
gives this recipe free Oh receipt of two stamps
to pay expenses. Address CRADDOCK
& GO 1,1S2 Race street, Philadelphia, Pa,
giving name of paper. saw
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Uunted-Two Boys who can
manage Team, and q re industrious. Apply
at Sylvan Hight Nursery, Immediately, to
Gardener Mendcuhall, proprietor.
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Cow Lost!

NROM the premises of tie undersigned
q in Sevastopol, dark, red Cow, years
Did. with white mtrk inner face, some small
white marks or her right scoulder, and also
on her rump, she ha S a long slim tail: smooth
sharp horns. A liberal reward will be paid
fer her recovery, or for information that vii
lad thereto: word may he left at this Office
or with the owner in Seyastopo:
: April %, 1871: GEO w ILlFF:
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The Mendelssohn Club have NO
right 10 try to impose on people
by playing under assumed nsmes
We leave it to any body who saw
them last night, and who is ac-
quaintej with the men, IF it wac
not General Which who played on
the big fiddle; while We are dead
certain that Tom Bennett has
quit writing "cards" for the Rich
mond papers, and is acting as lend
man" We ara too old to be
caught with ehaf.-Indianapolis
journal.
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The valley Of the Republican
river, in Kansas, is wide, beautiful,
quite sandy, aid said to be very
fertile. The law is in force,
and nearly all of the land devoted
to crops is left unfenced. The
timber along the Republican is
cottonwood. Atmany places there
is only scanty fringe, while at
other points there is a heavy
growth. Oak, ash, elm, etc. grow
along the the numerous small
creeks which run into the river.
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Y" ANrED-AGENTS, Cs2O per day.
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