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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-01-26
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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-01-26
Ayers Cathatic Pills.
For all the Purposes of Laxa-
tive Medicine. *4e&s

Perhaps medi-
cine is so universally re-
CURED by everybody as q
cathartic, ever
any before universally
VEAH adopted into use, in every
Ed country and among all
LA classes, as this mild but
2 vE\wAT4H efficient purgative PHI
S6 The obvious reason is that
it is a reliable and
q far more efectuai remedy
80 than any other Those
@@zSHE>- who have tried it, know
that it cured Them those who have not, knows that
thai what it does ors and friends, and all know
it does always-that it never
fails through any neglect or fault OF its composition
" nave thousands upon thousands of certificat OF
.ei ietna Aapie cures of the following complaints
- , sutss az known in every neighborhood and
we need not publish them. Adapted to all ages and
ei OF any drng, they may be taken with
safety by nybody. Their sugar coating preserves
them ever fresh and makes them pleasant to take,
their use In any quantity. it s-,tt
Ihey operate by their powerful influence on the in
ternal vscera purify the blood and Stimulate it in
to healthy acton-remove the obstructiops of the
stomach, bowels, liver, and other organs of the body
restoring their irregular action to health and by
recting wherever they exist, such arrangements as
are the first origin of disease. III
Minute directions are given in the wrapper on the
box for the following complaints which these Pills
For Dyspepsia or Indigestion ListIess-
ness. LanSVOr and Loss of Appetite, they
should be taken moderately to stimulate the stomach
and restore its healty tone of action.
For Liver Complaint and its various symp-
toms, B14louS Headache, Sick Headache,
yRuudice or Green Sickness, Bilious
GOnc and Et1l1OuS Fever, they should be jul
dicousy taken for each CASE TO correct the diseased
action or remove the distractions which cause it.
For DySentery NiarrhRa but one mild
dose is generally required. .f
For Rheumat isn., Goyzt, Gravel. Pal
PitatfOn Of the Heart. Psfn In the Sid
Back and Loins: they should be continuously
taken as required to change the diseased action OF
the system. With such change those complaints dis
appear. sf tRF
For Drapsy and DrOpsicaI SwelIinss.th
should be taken in large and frequent doses to pro
duce the effect of drastic purge. -.-
For Suppression a large dose should be taken
as it produces the desired effect by sympathy.
As DINNER Pill, take one or two PILLS to pro-
mote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and bow
els into healthy action restores the appetite. and in
vgorates the system Hence it is often advantageous
where no serious arrangement exists. One who feels
tolerably well, often finds that dose of these PILLS
makes him feel decidedly BETTER from their cleasing
and renovating effect on the digestive apparatus.
DR. J. c. AVER & CO., Practical CHEMISTS,
LOWELL, MASS, q. S. A.
n. & J. ROBINSON, Agents. at ManitO-
voc. 1I-27-3m.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-10
sARRATH REFORM.

meeting of the advocates OF Sabbath re-
form was held at Association Han last evening under
,ha onsniees OF the New-York Sabbath Committee
yorran White who acted as Chairman, stated that op-
,,,oD had been met from the Sunday press and from
a. German element IN the city, but the Committee
ilc u,,cred steadily I'm their work, and while little,
Enthusiastically has been done, there Is great hope for
tT % erretary Of the Committee, the Rev W W After
~ made state .ncnt of the work OF the Society. In
si mere were 10000 places OF business and amusement
Iso, @ ~, sunday 1900 OF which were dram shops, and
Iis Win population nearly twothrds oI the present
,i5 tbos clrcun stances the sabbath Committee be-
~ St work one OF the first reforms was that which
nrsoSed street crying Sunday, especially the cries
~ eeiHwsnaners The next question which occupied the
Ss of The sabbath the trae IN liquors. In 1866,
ne Committee urged the passage OF the metropolitan
Fxcisc law simply because i provided for the closing
~ c iouor stores on the Sabbath. Another reform
VI attempted In bringing theaters and
oncert ma1 saloons under the Sunday Amusement
iaw vigorous opposition has been mado to
h" OF 1850 regulating amuslments but thus far It's
ru,aI has not been secured. The Sabbath Committee
hIye protested In various instances against public pro
n.sions on the Sabbath, and the day Is seldom desc
Grated at the present time by demonstrations OF this
haracter Addresses were mado on the various phases
M the Sabbath question by Charles Tracy, Nathan
Ilslop, IL. D., aud the Rev, Dr. JoAn Hal,
New-York tribune., 1871-04-10
PERSONAL.

A daughter of the late Owen LOyGjOy has
been appointed Postmistres- at Princeton, I'll.
Gen. Changarnier, the French veteran, rs
years old this month"; l. stated to be 40 much oppressed
by the troubles of his unhappy country that he sinking
rapidly, and his death may be expected any Day
Stockholm correspondent writes that not
less than 20 persons suspected Of having poisoned
the King OF Sweden but OF them can be 5ufl-
eiently implicated warrant arrest, much less uId
The eldest daughter Of Henri RochefOIt has
become is said, member Of the dramatic company at
the od6on classic Tea,,r in Paris. Some years ago
spent all his money il The Red Republican cause.
John Ruskin fully excupates Bismarck and
Louis Napoleon fron any and all responsibility for the
late war, declaring that Louis TX and his brother were
and COyisf
Philippe Taglioni, father Of Marie Taglioni,
tho famous da,SeuSc herself in her Ceth year, died
entity at Como Italy, aged 80. native Of Milan he
,e Ist dancer aud balloi master a tho theaer in
stoelh lm where his daughter wasJorn and efteLvard
filled tie position in different cities OF the COntl
uent He re-, red from the Stage nearly 40 years ago.
, Mrs. Allibone, wife Of the author of the ''Dic-
tonsr :. Authors" acted as her husbands amanIenss,
and eoped so large fooscap pages for the press be-
sides doing great al OF other wCrk, as loosih6 ", i anu
verifying dates facts, &c: 9Le must N"'' '0D 1'F
mate Of the old-fashioDed So" ~ . ::
James Glaisher, the English aeroSaut' Is
said 70 be seriously III, never having recoVereh uo
effects Of his balloon ascension from "olyerhamptoh
last September when he reached hight OF seven n!es
the greatest ever attained Ii Is supposed nc then
burst bOOdyesscls as he has never SINCE DOoH Al
good health.
Some ore has discovered that the Queen OF
Holland the author Of the vigorous and bitter leauorS
Hgainet Germany which have attracted 80 much H'1e
ton In several OF the leading journals Of Rotterdam le
Hague, and Amsterdam. The Queen ls represented 70 o
one Of the strongest and most sarcastic writer's o u
q born journalist
AS often as once month TIE TRIBUNE IS
appealed to for information TO The residence Of tAe
widow OF John Brown To safety such inquiries place
Il given to the following statement from an exchange
The WIDOW OF John Brown lives in Humboldt County
Cal, with her Salmon and Lcr daughtes Sarah and
Ellen. anne, Wh0 was with leg iOher at ti4Ipcr
Ferry ls married ln California Tho two sons John ana
Jason, live IN ONO, owen IN Peunsy lgauia and Ruth
remains at TIC Old place ia North Ilbi"
New-York tribune., 1871-04-10
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Pennsylvania Assembly, by vote, 81
TO &C. has killed the bill previously passed by the Senate,
providing that women might be elected as Directors OF
Schools.
The municipal election takes place in Pat
erson N. j., to-day Tie polls will be open from a. m
10 D. M An exciting time and close vote Is antlcl-
- Tho PonuhIcan maorii7 for Congressman last
Fan was over ESQ., and tie same party is now Snguine in
its expectation with regard to the election of the hon
Socrates Tutte as Mayor Many Of the Democrats con-
code that they will be defeated on this point at least
The Democratic candidate for Mayor known TO be an
uneducated man, hardly read or write ms name,
and hn publIcy boasted that lie attended school
in Is ne The Democratic administration has proved
sad fanre. when the Republicans were thrown out OF
oer there was s3OAO in the treasury, and not one
d9or of oatng debt. To-day the treasury ia empty,
and the floating debt amounts to more than slCOO an l
81 40 900 per annum in three years.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-10
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
ASSEMBLY,. ALBANY. April 8, 167i.

.
THE ASSAULT on MR. WEED.
Mr. Fields rose to a question of privilege and
offered resolution that the Committee appointed to in
ve5tigetc theldiGcuty between Mr Irving Of Newiork
and Mr. Weed Of Clinton be authorized to send for per
sons and papers, also to summon the following members
~ wi nesses Messrs. Bennett, Aitken, Baker, Backa
Flanagan O'Brcn and all other members deemed neces
sary Also the following clerk. OF the House: Messrs
Smith, Burdick, and Forbes also that the Committee
have further time in which to make therreport Passed
Bills were passed-Proyiding for the improvement of
First-ave New-York; to amend the act providing for
the improvement OF Carr-aye Morrisana; to authorize
bOnds to authorize the construction or
rAir0an from Babylon Dock to tue Long Island ana
cohside Railroads. to incorporate the Southern New
York BAPTIST Association to settle claims against the
County OF WesIchc ter for arrears Of state taxes
Mr.. Fields from tho judiciary Committee, suDmltted
report on the proposition to refund moneys p3ld ny
drafted mon fos Substitutes. The Committee are or Opl-
ion that the proposition should be submitted TO the
people before any action is takn and proceeded 10 ar
que against it, principally on the ground that c repre-
shcd are not 10 receive any Of tis DONATION nor tey
who have returned manned and disabled for the active
duties OF life. They also OF opinion that II ulo
drafted men are to he paid those who volunteered should
quired to pay all would be slG,Olo50o In oIer tht
s subject may be brought before the people, The Com
mittee recommend the publication OF the report m Two
p9per i'm each county Of the state, ana that te expense
81 such Dub clOn be paid out Oi the contingent iuhd
Mr. d. ID. Hill stated he was preparing minority re-
port and asked that the matter DC ald on lne ta'e lo
Inc present, which was agreed 10. -. 80. =,
The bill apprOpriang u OCC@O III 1871 anu sIVOuO ~
1879 to the Adirondack and OsWeg0 Midland HdlIoi't
was called up when Mr.. Alberger moved Ieeoim!ttI
for amendment, the effect OF Wlch W9uia DO 10 it.tc
iohn and Gleason earnestly opposed the m0ton, ana u
was lost The bill was then passedol ~ "a Adjourned
New-York tribune., 1871-04-10
resolvc. He referred TO the condition OF affairs ut the
cnsa Of the WIZ the Reconslructon acts Of Congress-

roolvc. He referred TO the condition OF affairs ut the
close Of the war; the Reconstruction acts Of Congress-
and the cnIent measures which were adopted toward
traitors r. thought peace had come, 3ut the Illusion
is now dispellcd, and find the same spirit which
caused the seeking tn ruin the country ny olher
means. He alluded to the 10000 KuhuX In Norm caro-
lima and the rayages Of the Constitutional Union
Guard" the division of the Kan which does the real
work. aud spoke Of their desire TO cKtngush RepuD-
lcanism by driving the white leaders from the SOulh,
and taking away the rights and liberties OF the negroes
The organization which is trying TO do this work. exiss
In nearly every Southern state, and has been active III
South Carolina, Mississippi and Alabama ns wen as
I'm North Carolina. This organization was the southr r
Confederacy In disguise and II could not be denied that
large number OF influential Southerners the idea of
Southern rule within the Union or separate govern
themselves is dear to-day M when the hrst
gun was fred on Fort SUMTER and unless some speedy
remedy be applied he feared they would have their de,
sire Craned They not acquesced in the result Oi
the war, and they have notion that the next general
election will bring the Democracy into power and the
talk and threats Of newspapers and orat0rs OF the FRANK
been done is unconstitutional, and Will be nllihed IN
case OF Democratic victory Inc great mistake We
were making in supposng that all the us 9i & t.e
South cured and that the work vas inisAeu WIN
the rcadmissCn OF the Rebel States. He reviewed te
testimony OF the outrages at the South In clear ana
fOrcbe manner showed the status of tho two great pO-
Htcal parties and cordially thanked Gen. Grant or ms
efforts behalf OF the cOOTed men, claiming that mo
President had done much more Tor the colos race lhah
was expected OF him when lie assumed his ouice'
New-York tribune., 1871-04-10
DEPARTURE or HoREiGY MAILS
MONDAY. APRiL 10.
t.
pASSEYGE Frs ARRIVED.

FROM sAVAYNAH-In stslmshi, II Lylron. Apr 9yr.
@ n Druombe KB9ey snd children sir. p Jennings
eU Ms h. Jennings H. kufle. tiss Hsl, Miss May Hon.
els2 Jlin Eson C. \. Reel D. W Cghbdse W. a. Ent C..
uo,isit W. Howard OTnrr T. 1ckenAe Peer John Thes
Johnson j. Helms Ctas ODornen b. Halliday kdsrd v ~ K
saresut Uro Hopvo5i 7. .. Dsvd, is T. G. s y eTds
q fcg ngcr fni ~ n ne eetlgc
FROM LIyEhPOOL-n steamship Cty OF baltimore Apn 9-ha'
Rev. Bishop soo,ers D. "i'm On Afs '"Ai' l"' "us"' "
Sweeney Peter McSwney Mr. Eckerusun , - -. ,,, a.,
FROM HALiFAX-Ath 9osh seeton and dsusIsr MS "y'ee
q TronrT a1f " r. Nr Sahh, T. D. S.'nl1l Nr. iter
FROT LivBRPOOL-In steamship Psnnsyyars APl - S%9nn %
U-derioTn Mrs T. jane, ass hlrson ia.
~ psrr.p M.s A. Poker and Wagr Mr. and Mrs Leon
Iaroche Cole G. ". Colcs John FtPareh Bske m'
LeYl1nd ami joan Fry, Master H. SN
Ms Hannah Parker ,,o -, p....ets
PROM HAbBURG-In steamship Cnbra hpHl 9-il h1sehil'
Adele v laun Msc A. W. B r5bsr aId vile, Marry h-Its
ton, Fred hay, A. s. Arnold and wife, Anna Laue
New-York tribune., 1871-04-10
6pstial Nolltes
Whit Is Ire

Marv mary rsop they know net what They are sss
,ss are not vel There for IT, Il simply wesines
askne dow Of the Whatever It's land they sse
,onumer is fm1tos the main the Among the mod
rrert are extreme lesuds loss appetite loss o. ec and rsst
uep depression stomach congh also frequently
cncsnts Of OF bOiy and Of mind Tie COMMA
remark in relation pes)ns such condition Is, that ths are con
spr,ive N3s what really want Vgor-'itA
epc and as oerai1y succec dlrkne they
rate tr systems and gn per, health by resorag HOSrEr
TERS CELEBRATED STOMACH BTrBRS It is as clear that
u ryyipg tonic requ eh that the dying fame Of s
empty lamp requires TO be revived With ne" supply Of OIL fsneeuI
roing but genial vegetable
tracts the three grand ements Of 'tonacAe an s'sf~
live ard genial iuvgorant HosTErIERS BIrrEs are suitable
al opao7s ID are applicable 10 the deaSes and disabilities
;s tel,sr sex a. 10 those u uen.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-10
sr,nfER IN APRII.-DEATH FROM sUNsTROKE.
l. L--r l. lnnI AL,n1. lln..n


The extraordinary heat Of the last three days
has presented such striking contrast to the temperature
which prevailed previously and to all memories OF early
April days that EewYOrk stands in breathless bewder
ment 1t was certainly very singular, indeed, on satur-
dav evening 10 see the airing self on Its balconies
with all the windows wide open lut as Sunday brought
no abatement, the people were fain to accept tho
stuation and adopt Summer habits In oil respects.
The weather particularly suitable Tor tbat display oi
Easter Sunday Spring suits and bonnets, when Is
deemed so indispensable. There an almost unusual
donning of new suits in the vegetable World ana every
where trees shrubs and tiny Towering plants were
bursting into the latest styles OF bud ana blossom
rlisha Devoe a carman of No. 2l7 Eighteenth-st''
pooyn was prostrated by the sun, last Saturday al
william and Futon-sts and died soon after being taken
TO the Park Hospital
The thermometer stood at 500 in the shade at 2l2 p M
ON saturday and did not fall lower than COZ from sunset
- sa,,,riav IN sunrise on Sunday. The range OF the
highest temperature for different localities IN the city
dnrInp saturday and Sunday was from 770 to $40.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-10
RHODE ISLAND.
TIE LIRUTEsANT-GovERNoR

The FrorideRce journal says: The remainder OF the
Republican State ticket, with the exception Of Leil-
tenanGoyernor, is elected by about the sane majority
that for Governor There choice for the Office OF
EeuCnautG Governor. An il!-Gdyised and unfortunate
bolt from the Republican nomination. the apfShery
issue, drew off sufficient number Of votes to defeat the
election by the people. The Hon. Pardon W. Stevens,
the regular nominee, received 6,lGs votes; Charles r.
Cutler, Dem. 572l Francis Brnley, candidate OF the
bOlting Republicans, ,s84 The choice Of Lieutenant
Governor now deyOiYes upon the General Assembly,
Which will comprise probably 81 Republicans and 26
Democrats. As the Constitution requires that choice be
made from the two candidates having the highest mum
bcr Of votes for the office, there Is doubt That Leut
Gov. Stevens, tine regular nominee will Inc reelected 10
the p0silIOn which he Ils ably and sallsacOry
New-York tribune., 1871-04-10


B.RK l r. o. Fi'y noI'inT Alr ee r,.,Ts q her n.s
~ "e 1 % G M I,li @ g. I,r,er sget II ycan, sAAs
Tcea services d. Tday Chapel Moaiiy, lie 10Th inst at IN
O'Clock = N.
BERRIAY-Os ssturiiy morning April p sher Hrg-rnr ae. Of
coHsuapor his lie reshefoe No 81 Wesi Poaesnb 81,
The reiliTes aa frrn of rs-p.ci1 s,itsl to arl
Tie ess'sl see 2, Tint, d. ~ SasI1 oo etg tosr's'. b Is
oci1c m M,naaan Lodges and Masonic fraternity
wesiiagtea papers plssse copy
Saturday Apha Hannah T. wife Of Charles Bisho
BoNNErT-o1 Friday april Daniel Bennett, the 7ith year u
Tie ves end hais ofhe uy invited ai,ea h feral
ss se@'y ' m % " n s u the Ai'''"'H " N' -'
BowinY- Rbeh n j. saturday 9Th iass Rebecoa NJ wife %
raea Tues sS. lin inst, p rn from u Elrs, Elizabeth Rex.
ugcs and f1els viii please attend w4ou. further notice.
COE-Ia Newark N j. April ls7 Moses Coe esl a Tie ssa
Tie ' invited to attend y 81 f. f9'e 9! 1, tGg@ s; ,s
EAsTNoop-Ta woov c. April G. JaIa Sterling. in the i9ts
ye'r OF her age daughter VI tic Rev. B. EASTWOOD.
ff fs % Il a. o Po he SG & IL oa ~ M s1 Fs % P,''
K5SNEpYo stgr April to!e Lo,ee 5a3' & ,p1 Of jobs and
ne f.es ud ads Of 'e H are IeeesI invited 81 e s..ssa
barb p, !. l. t. % o5 r,s, sfts4o,n M Il ii ocoes
KNNERsLBYOn SATURDAY 9Th last Mary Ann rsc Of ThOnas
TIE r al aa8f he S u sre respect ny yod t, ,ii.ns
o. l,.al on le" Ap h'A' lioeo'A' iron 'A''' oaaea'
KUGLER-on rny Ahl T. Abby C., wife Of Charles KuSler
IT, friends Of The fm invited s,tend he funers
h residence No 2J Ei,. SEtchl, Tuesday sternoOs
~ O'Clock
LYNEor Saturday morning April Hanuab ~, wife Of stephen
L.nes aged D. }eas.
Tn TIE family respectfully invited 70 asst
s ert from ler m residence No a. S. hsEsP Place on TasS
Gag, the ilth ns., N L p
McCaLLANon sal at APni wl,m Meceen asei 80 Ie;s.
rai ff1s OF family 5 invited 70 attend ns
funeral 0n late residence No i46 Wet FIeerhs ST. on IaesAr
stL VCJcs.
HICHoISOn Tt1y April Margaret Nichols in the ssh years
sge widow Of tine "a q lmCel Nichols. -
Rrl those her Nlam H.
Eluu Nca lecslly nte 20 tend tue uaera from hef
he residence Brc0est, Of habeny, Sunday dtss-
noon, Z O'Clock.
RCHARD5On Ptiiy April Jnla p wife Of Benam Ncharfs
lu. service pret el b the Pey. Isiac Wecotl 81 Plmenh
Bapt Church West ~. yfBt between Enth aud ieahasesr
Iho relatives and iel Of tie family are respectfully
invited 10 attend.
HlI,,n, NJ l., lape7s please copy.
sMTH-Is ra- isver CONF April Gilbert Smith con OF ssbt
an1 Susst C. Sa'th. assl 25 years.
e,uVI Sua evening April Reha c. wife f Reuben ffnh
Ipuarl srvccs .e reiicnoe No FOlraye uesir
afternoon II The will be taken 10 POugLkeepnS
arnrunent Ncilcsisv morning
TAYLOR-Ia Brooln Friday morning April hs Jsne fersA
Of Rev T. l.. T. rsflor IN ths 49th Of her
ake her nte residence, 45J heuyst
Iod number 3ls) Monday lG;h inst; at 81 O'Clock.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-10
Hiram N Rvdsr. Justice. John IT, BrirkeShof; Col

Hiram ~ RYDER; Justice, John II. BritbeAnoh; 0oi'
lector, John Ryder-dil Democrats - 81, Nam .
Town Clerk J. Seymour snedeker. Rep; Jusffct var
entine Ketchum. Dem; Collector, Oliver Abrams, Ee>
North Hemp pstead = Supervisor, - Kenlsen, b9'ar
Town Clerk Valentine Doanlng, Repi COLLECTOR, D. IL
Alien Justices, S. V. Soaring aud +. sdliman.
oyster Epg-Supcrysor, Townsend ID. Coek I9%n
CLERK, John ". Reinsen; Justice Charles j. Chipp; Co
ecor, nathaniel KetcEam The election OF oicers ior
Long Island City takes place Tuesday, Apr -, pIQtht
The Governor signs tie charter lately passed ny Ihe
LEGISLATURE.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-10
FLORIDA.
fLOHlDA.
REPIRIICAN TRIUMPH II JACKSONYILLE.

WASHINGTON, d. c., April S.-News has just
been received complete Of the Republican
ticket I'm the municipal election held Mt Jacksonville
Fla on Wednesday last. The vote for Mayor Jones
tss, a majority of 393 over his Democratic competitor
The Republican candidates for Marshal, Clerk, Treas
urer Assessor and Collector received nearly the same
New-York tribune., 1871-04-10

a, , col orc. steady; 80 Il ann ct iO q
" curing The week fl1,rnrlg
go | NC M 9Ov hh a which boYes and COO hia were
w 40 ,o s Io 'cnrg In uarehou,o1 UlvanA ani
hs'ssl's % 'res I and IS hhes Better lat Flour iur Hans
sugar Crss z72G Lal ssii loi. ia ~ I aif ~ p g.
tsioes sielhy No>e inl Pc hs fra Ercsnle on ioron
lgWai prcrfuai on in't Sa iu s0s
ieo1rt; Ge snt ng, ~ dscounti in go 60 G. q premium
New-York tribune., 1871-04-10
WLATHER REPORT.

OFFICE OF TBE CHlLF sisEAL OFFICER
WAsHNGION, i. c., Apni 0. l5iI-7:sO y. m.
SyiiODSiS far the pGSt tCcHhr f0tfg hours

WAsHINGION j. {" Alni o. l5il-7;oO j.. u.
Synopsis far the pGSt tCcHi, -fOdg hONls.
The high pressure IN the Southern States
Saturday evening had increased very considerably this
morning but is now much diminished. The area Of high
pressure which WAS felt Stu day night IN the extreme
Northwest has rapidly equazedse Overthe nci hbor-
Ing regions and q very uniform barometer nov rcvais 2
from the Lakes TO the Gulf The temperature has fallcd
Fapdly in the Upper Mississippi Valley, win cloudy
anu In instances Threatening weather from Al
kansas 10 Massac husctts ana IurthNrd. Hlgh winds
have been experienced the Upper Lake., but
diminishing,
TrOJaJiitifs.
II Is probable that waII ana cloudy weather win, on
Monday, be 1peenccd very generally over the country
east Of the Mississippi with somewhat diminished bar0
metric pressure and lower temperature north vi tic
OAi0
New-York tribune., 1871-04-10

voto9e t9e people Of Rochester, Ulster County have
,,on ", lst bonding the town to old IN tc 90 fg,,c.
yie ~ Ianch OF tho Midland Railroad from Ellen
WIG " hihgstOn or EOEdout
New-York tribune., 1871-04-10

IMMATURE ALMANAC. n
srr r.e. - $40 Sur 6:3l Moon sets. lo
| HIGH 40
Sandy Cows 2:c2 Hen Gate 2oS
New-York tribune., 1871-04-10
NEw-YoRK TOWN ELECTIONS.
SCHENECTADY COUNTY.
scurNYCrApY CITY CHARTER OFFICERs
orrpys cOtrNTY,

N,,ri,,ru-cuporylsor Robert Burrows; Town Clerk,
Nicholas Van Antwerp; COLLECTOR OhVer cIoOksj Jus
tlce 0f tho Peace, Thomas H. MuIPhy-a Il,
W. A. Mtchei Justices. Charles A. ento9 ana Goa
Ja,aqica~Supsryisor. James EostranA TQHA Cle1s.