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, 1873-01-13
a PROSPEROUS TERRITORY.

The Substantial Blessings OF Otan'
George G. Bates writeB from Salt Lake City to
the Detroit Tribune:
TIE crops this year, untouched by the grass
hoppers, are fou1-fold larger than those OF any
previous season. Wheat, barley, rye, potatoes,
and all tho products Of the earth are more abnn-
dant and cheaper here than elsewhere IN the
United States. Tons Of flour have been sMppeo
by rail from hero to Omaha, over 1000 miles.
Nearly 10000 em,grants have joined Us within
tho last year, Brigham Young, viii his co-opeIa. r.
tive arrangements, has brought about 5,ooO
hardy, industrious Europeans to add to the
nuster-1on Of the Mormous, and nearly OF quite
4, 600 resolute and energetic settlers hare joined
the Gontilo pioneers. Nor is this all. The great
mines, and mills, and emelting furnaces, have
more than doubled during the year. hare Just
learned that the shipments Of bars Of SILVER by
this line from Piocho, Just over in NeTada, asel-
From statistics soon to be published, it will
appear that tho exports Of ore, BULLION ana ST.
YER from Utah this year will e1ua: 1t least gu,
600, GOO, and that the amount passing IN tfansst
over tic Utah Central Railroad in SILVER was
$4,000, 900, the latter sum being about Soo for
eyery man, woman, and child in tho Territory,
product and export unequalcd in the United
states. This statement You may rely upon.
Again, railroads hare been extended during
the last year over 100 miles II tbs Ier11.ory'
and the whole of it is done with Mormon capi-
tai and labor. The Utah Southern & Central
tho very best paying railroad IN the Unlteo
States. has advanced thirty miles, and Will soon 100
reach Provo, 100 u2iles south Of Ogdon- Ihe
Northern Utah, narrow gange, has gone norsn g.
nearly 70 miles and vi" ~ odsn soGn end ii I bas
more business than it can do. Into the Amef1'
can Fork and up the canyon, narroW-@augc
railroad is nov pushing, and by March up the
Cottonwood aud Bingham canyons roads wlA ne
IN operation, that the managers OF me Emma 11
Flagstaff, and Windsor mines can live at tnt
To9naand Hnuga here. and ride to their daily
, 1873-01-13
Information. to Tax Payers.

Tho now Constu.on Of tho State, ths great dfe an1
recent 1exsati are created confusion in tho minds o&
many citizens a. the present status OF the ta1es In
Cook County. -
Tho city ta1cs and special assessment or m ha oooks
not being dcsroycd) collected BY tho City
20 far Is possible. up the 18th Of June 1872 when hla
delinquent LIT returned to the County Collector WHO
auly adverised tho sae obtained Judgment and so4o
ths property, beginning the 4th Of October 18Th
Tbs tax Lists State County aud Park taxes and
epecn assessment for 11 bad to DO renewed after ths
are but tbs delinquent ss have now Ill bean 1osarnsd
to tho County Collector and the same ha7inR been duA
sdyeztised In the Chicago Esentng Fos, JAN T. l.3>
}udemen. order Of sala will b. prayed TOT IN ing
County Court On the 6rst Monday in February, ls7a
Now all Of tbs taxes 1871 dus and beinz COLLECTS
ed-the city 1T the City Cosctor's o9dee In tho o5t
H.u building; the S:at9 and county at tbs ocs OF th
different Town Collectors throughout the county and BY
avthc delinquent lists ust bo returned to ths Cou>
II Collector before the st day OF February for him
to adyestlss and apply for Judgment End IN order of
sale.
Have you paid your city taxes fcr 1s1f not ynur
property has been sold and want to look to IT, AF
Tou paid your and County taxes for 1917 not
sou can yot it, By pairing the cost Of advertising ta-
xc.dy tnou11ed the County Collectors oc7. old cou1
HOUSE, AL Of tho taxes for 1879 be paid a. befora
| stated.
| j. g. RUISEY, County Collector.
, 1873-01-13
THE APlARY.
un,+ r1av TIC Done in the Aplnry
During tho Winter~.TAc fut"Ie
Pro.pccts Of ISce-KccpinE.

u
E~ox, o,,r 0,on fo,yrsnondtnt
nunAr. HONE, Ill, jan II, 1873.
Firht degrees below zero, and the northwest
wind soi1ehing through tho pines that shelter
the bonsa IN tho north and west, and under
whose shelter are the bess on their summer
atanaa. I tap on the hive, and they answer to
tho en,nmons. "Here we arc, hut awful cold and
-, y Th.t ia their 1ov droniug implies as
uoso'' 7..t -, ,a~t month va will begin to
much- 1he 1ast VI uo@' 1Aons1 w. 49, 49,
feed them' not that .nes neea unrpc.a ~ at;mn-
1at;nc their breeding,
1''.s .-s r., III, =, honey will have
al nFeS 'uA. aIe ~ ~, '.-s ~ a.a.,t., t-ornaa or
tue sofplas @ sshel t,seoa o ' hatraan in order to
give the queen room to lay her eggs; and mus-
f. a.o,. f11aa With honev. AZ Mr., Hosmer pro-
~ 1aeAe r,t.e .1aaaa ~ ti,a I'm of o.ch hive.
poses, WILL ~ pAasoo -. Wv ~ ..aoa.. -, orr
We hare now mad t"o oao sea7one ~ o.A
bees, and wiah to have them IN readiness TO
ro.ta ao,oa a,nends should the spring open with
farorab1e aBsurauce Of better things. Il wo
.A.o.Ae4o ~. '..s .se aw.m, h1 fading To their
bula up tne 1"aim ~ ~,
full capacity early in the. SEASON, nc WILL
then be ready to divide our sWarms
- tta snr;1,a for irst nt this time, it is
e0,'5 - ~ -. -. 80 l., nort;cn]ar mead.
colonies OF wnlcn n,nI+;ans We s ror1d caro- about
| feeding, but would otherwise let them take tho
rbancaa of the season. It is doubtful il this
.1. .ooa;,,<, ,ro,,d nav for honey. while it may
e1t1a teoo'ue "oato f.' 49, 40. NV vorv
do 80 for s"arms' "nen 1ns5 7 ~, - s.s.n hraa
the disaster nr Sstds 6e .ds winter ''A
us anu 4e1s ~ ~. ~ n,a. ~, +hase o,d hives
We may no" oeel ~ e..S%u y a,asr,
for all the frames "1 neeu 70 pe ~ apGu e1Ia
Of the old comb, and as many Of tnem I nave et uo
come broken by careless handhng, tney muss
needs be repaired. ana, "nue We uase ave. oui ~.
hand in, a new coat OF PANT nlgnt pe put ~
The most convenient and duraole RaGat los saas
purpose is tho AFef1n cnecal; ~ -
mixed lot nse ~ heeun hg sng nE sdu In faet much
prefer to do my o"n painting 10 m1.ng IL oons ~
claim the right to do Ihls looking attee 1ne
bees; the makng, ~ '4e fhe naint.
OF inc M,e tue % tla 1,!2ea m ther sun9mor-
stands for use, are outlss anae ny II thers
might well be pfouo o. dolns, eepesI1 IL ~ Topn,
came good re"a1o u Tue ooo " ~ IL '44' AVIAN
OF greenbacks' o.,,.o ,ornrn2
An ohi cd pioneer aaa ns and 6eehuater, made me
growing colder. can roy eaax a;s 10y ~, ~
said he and yet ne "nte1h ars 1lii;na {-oat' &
thing 1s certa "a t4at "o ns'. .ro and nc
earlier than re aio ~. 1naEs yea.0 tlot Tina fl,
counE 1or ~ oa1arsi1s ~ f,11ed With Water and th
s1oughs were eonefa1 nueo .ain ~.
heat they gave on IN 11os's g I'll ~ a1ono1,.
air and prevented 1tose. No" a. sio ao4 H.
are dry, ana Lne nsas - - ~ astaFa sn15 ntho
1fos1 Klus se Aon' ~ ~ tb,,a t1,a haas have
late ploom1ns no~e1s nthor;no anH -n honar and
nuo1e4 1nnaer ann for feeding. Ile changes ar
greater, A tofs E,apn tfa foIests a1e nnore dry
greater oep.n' a 'gn gaaea .ao ne th,n fornofly
ana tnelo ~ t9se t1s c"tt1a hrnweno throneh Ii
, 1873-01-13

GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.
The Rockford Daily Register ia 3 week Old
Tie Surveyor General Of California returns
the population at 657, ,62l.
LYONS and Clinton, in Iowa, are making
ready for consolidation in March
The )" officers quarters" at Fort Howard,
Wis, where Zsch. Taylor used to be, have been
pulled down.
f-A census ut Denison, Texas, taken when the
town was three months old, shows population
| Of SOLO. u.... r..+o,,
Mass, are running on reduced tune tor nc tneE n1st
| time since tho war. The manufactured etocA
on hand is q, 900 dozen.
-The -peop1o Of Worcester, Mass, rejoice
that the Supreme Court sustain the city IN their
refusal to pay tho e1orbltant price demanded 1or
eas By the Worcester Gaslght Company.
The First National Bank Of Bay City, Mich,
commenced with $50, 600 capital, since grown to
s4o0. 900, and now has the finest bank building
! In Michigan. ..,.u
| nm to May !, 1879, was So, Coz, ,950.74: The
number Of watcr-takers is SO, Ill; and tue esu-
| mated income from the sales Of water during the
ensuing year is 1860, ,0o0. ,-.,,u
1t Is notable fact that more spinning "neels
| are sold in Boston at the present time tnan IN
the days when they we're Indispensable an1unc1s
to aYerY New England household. They are
mostly exported to Nova Scotia and tho other
British provinces.
-E1-1oSeluo1 Ae1 XII, y. . ,f+au.-,o-
| Elliott, S. F. Spof1ord, aud Lieutenant Governor
| Gne. have formed stock company with a. caPi-
tai Of 900, under tho nans OF the e1MIo 41
Printing Company, located at LES Aolnes. 1no
object Of this asEocla;lon Is 20 IN monuoeo I1a ars
patent " innards and @oota1o8 1o1 tno no"0-
papers Of lowa.
t.. On tho islands hte in dispute bet"een
England aud America, Of which SanJuan is tne
principal one, there are about boo IN innaoahe ;t
San Juan Island alone has nearly 3oo 1nneo!~
ants, and 65 farms Orcas Island mas too 1a= ta:
habitantB, and ~ farms; Lopez !s!auo l'ae -. ~
! Inhabitants, and 25 farms and there arc fe~
We hare heard no complaints Of the fsw
negroes on the police, who 80 tar, have nenavou
ycry well; but tho negroes themselves qon
relish tho idea much Of being arrested y =
..nigger'' They by far prefer to be ar1esteo ~ ~
white policeman, With whom tney genei1J T. g.
along very peacefully; but, when naopea -a uy
women especially pour ont the Vlais OF thei1
wrath, making it quite hot Tor the nniucky o1ach
guardian Of the city.-1f0blte feJls1er.
At Hazel Green, near dalenA' LII, ias'
Thursday, man was preparing u';n lone mtio. III
glycerine, when the can e1pioaed, nuluus 49,. ~
One Of his arms was blown OF, aud Was pickee
up some distance from the body. Both OF M
ayes were blown out OF his head, and the poo1
was 90 torn and lacerated that It Wonie Won !.
have been impossible to recognlzolt' me ME pnnG
ing in which the explosion took place was oio"l
to atoms and it ID SAD tnat Oh :ae ~. -.,.;1
the building stood, the only sesuse Luas lo1e.,
, ed vas single board. The un1oftun@'o h'a'
leaves wife, but no children.
> The Wallamet University at saien lvlesoa
which wss built BY the pioneers OF edueaIon, ~
which had stood the storms Of t"enty-elgn1 ~
ters, was totally destroyed by nte On tiiuI 1;t.i
, 1873-01-13

Tho annual meeting Of. the Washingtonian,
Home Association will be hold this erening at
the Home. 4 full attendance is deairod.
The annual meeting OF the members c.
the Academy Of Sciences will be held tomorrow
evening (not Thursday IN Mr. scammons
library on Congress street. .
, 1873-01-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.
4 Good Thing Duly Appreciated

4 GOOU Tu1uS Du1y aPPAC01**e0~1'
No beneficial revolution goos backward; and this
maxim Is III varale In medicine In politics. Tho aa
want at Hosotters Stomach Bters, twenty years ago.
produced revolution In tho treatment OF largo ca.s Of
stmuots and that revolution has ever snco beon
fnll tdo Of successful experiment" If that tide has
the prop,etprs of the celebrated vegetable specific
to fortune it has also borne thousands OF human
beiugs who yxere langushng under tho effects Of dis
ease weak and hopeless out OF tho depths of
enc1 into the paradise health and cheerfulness Is
m to say to tho go tho regularity Of
habit of body, tho good appetite. and perfect Digestion
acquired under tho operation Of this ancauaod tone anu
CORRECTIVE rnutucs Of people In eVorT walk Of e VINO
h.d b<en yatuly ptyscked In the usual way oVe the
blessings ofrcueved heah and the prospect Of
, 1873-01-13

TIT CUHu0Iy
Albany. Jan. 11.-The trial OF e1- Comptroller
Connolly, Of New York, for frauds, takes place
this month, To-day IN Affidavit Vas filed BY
lis counsel that he has good and substantial
defence.
It is stated there is clear evidence against
Houghteling, charged with poisoning the Halle
ton family at Coeymaua.
, 1873-01-13

AsyAro11s, Nd, Jan. n-At the Mda!np,
mems annual ball, last night, at the NAval
Academy, there we're present President tsant'
Secretary Robeson, Admiral Porter, Bear ADM,
rals Case and Worien, Commander Scott and
other officers, with many Indies from Baltimore,
Washington, New York. and Philadelphia
, 1873-01-13

Messrs:: James,R. 0sgood & Co.'s
POPULAR AND STANDARD
M II :" 200 z o.

HB Attention is invited to the high excellence and Ut
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books in tho various departments to which thoy sespoc
tvoly belong. They hare transient interest which
vaushes With the Holiday s.ssoa bu. possess peEa-
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we'll selected Publtc aad Private Libraries.
, 1873-01-13

New ORLEANS, Jan. u.-UbasseY will roply to
Dion'g challenge Of Tuesday, accepting the
terms proposed, except that the number OF
games shah be four aud the number Of points
]. GEO; the first game to be played in New Or
leans the balance where Dion snail designate.
, 1873-01-13

THE HOUSEHOLD WHITTIER. Tho COM
plcto PoetIcal Works Of JoHs q. WH1T1ER Hout4-
hold E,ifon Uniform with tho Hoasehod 7e""y'o".
Emo. s.,
, 1873-01-13

THE Pennsylvania PILGRIM. AND
OTHER POEMS. By JoHs @. WHITTIER.
lduo. Illustrated. 91.E0.
, 1873-01-13

BACKLOG STUDIES. By CHARLES DUDLEY
W.RxEa, authoz OF ''My Summer In Gardan,' '
"Sauntsriugs," etc. 11ol. small 4to- With twenty
ous Illustrations by AUGUSTUS HoPP1a. 81
, 1873-01-13

Saginaw City (31ch.) don't tako kindly to Ed
mind Yates. The Sdginaa1ian closes its &C.
cor.1l: OF his late lecture IN that city III tnese
vorls His conduct was . continuous insuls
. = at =, |. u = vi / = - n y -'fr
, 1873-01-13

CHRISTUS. A. MYSTERY. Comprising THE
DIVINE TRAGEDY. THE GOLDEN LEGEND
TuE NEW ENGLAND TRAGEDIES. With Pre-
1udc, Connecting 1ntcEiudas. and Finale BY II. )"
LosorFLIow. 3vols. limo. $3.50.
, 1873-01-13

GARRETT AND LYNETTE. BY ALFRED
TENy1sox. limo. With Illustrations. 31-25.
, 1873-01-13

TIE iEHETD OF VIRGIL. Ttanslated BY G. r.
CrAscu. Uniform With LoSoFEl1ow's dante, "
BRxAsr's ..Ho.ner " and TA11oR's " Faust. Royal
eyp. as.
, 1873-01-13

TWENTY THOUSAND LEAGUES UNDER
TIE SEAS. Traus1atad from tho French BY ] uLEa
VrnyE. limo. With tnore than hundred pic
tures Beautifully bornd and stamped g.
, 1873-01-13

HIS LEVEL BEST, and Other Stories. By r. E.
HAZE, author OF ''Tho Man Without Country y
alag ham Pspcrs,"~ "sybar1s and Otlsnr Homes.
SHOW to Do It," etc. 16.1u- St.Go-
, 1873-01-13

ST.. NASHVILLE, y. T., Jan. 11.-Last night
Mrs, Otis Grain a2i three cAla.on Woro Killed ~
! =. y
, 1873-01-13

THE YELLOW FLAG. By Epa1rSD YATES, 10
thor Of " Black Sheep "Nobody's Fortune etc
ayo. Paper, IS cents; cloth, ei.25-
, 1873-01-13

1YARJoRIE,S QUEST. b. Miss JEAs1x T. GOULD
Ismo. Illustrated BY AUGusrus HoPrS. s1so.
, 1873-01-13

MFRS, SKAQCS,S HUSBANDS, and othsr
Sketches. BY BnET HARTE, author OF ''1he LACK
Of Roaring Camp" etc. limo. 3i-bo.
, 1873-01-13

THE ROMANCE OP THE HARBM. By MRS.
A. H. LEoSowESs. author Of The English eov
.rne.s at tho 8ttuc4a Court" Illustrated. LIMO. 81
, 1873-01-13

THE WANDERING HEIR. BY CHARLES RrApE-
limo. Handsomely bound In ornamental CLOTH 81.
, 1873-01-13

KEEL AND SADDLE: A Retrospect Of Fort,
Years Of Military and Naval Service. By JosEpa W.
REYHRE. LIMO. e.
, 1873-01-13

ESSAYS. SKETCHES, AND STORIES b
tho late GEonas B. Woops- With Biographies
Memoir. LIMO. 81.
, 1873-01-13

urSrs ON HOUSEHOLD TASTE N FURNI-
TURE, UPHOLSTERY AND OTTER DETAILS.
By CHARLES L. EAsr1AKE. Edited, with notes, b.
OaAn1Es G. PEnK1ss. With many Plan and Colored
Illustrations. Large 6yo. S..
, 1873-01-13

ART EDUCAT1ON, SCHOLASTIC AND IN
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~ Ar. education: Massachusetts. La1ge 6ro. With
many Plain md Colo.ed ulustr1tious. $5.
, 1873-01-13

DO1IEsTICATED TROUTs HOW 70 BREEf
AND GROW THEM. By LIVINGSTON SToS1, A. ID :.
Deputy U. S. Fish Commissioner. l6no Illustrated
Tinted pApcr, bovel1ed boards. $50.
, 1873-01-13

THE "CA11PENG-0UT' SERIES By Q. A.
61EruEEs.
CAMPING OUT. s1.so.
; LEFT ON LABRADOR 8f.60.
OFF TO THE GEY6ERS. 5l.@.
, 1873-01-13
Essays, Stories, Sketches,

THE POET AT THE BREAKFAST TABLE
By OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES. 1emo. With Pte
tnro at ths ttGambtel- -Roofsd House. 81.
, 1873-01-13

MYTHS AND NIYTII-31AKI3nS: Old Tales
Aad Supersutions interpreted by Comparative MVao1-
ory By JoHS F1skE. Emo. g..
, 1873-01-13

ORIENTAL RELIGIONS, and thor Relation t
+ Universal Religion,-I1p1A+ By SAMUEL JoHssoa'
aSo. g.
, 1873-01-13

THE HISTORY OF ANCIENT ART. Dy J. J.
WncKr1,ASN. TfousIattd from tho German. By q.
HENRY LODGE, A. H., II. D. With numerous u'ns-
tratfons. Vol! ~. sro. Is. Vols. l., H., ILL.,, 55
each.
, 1873-01-13

wO0Ds AND BY.WAYS OF NEW ENG
LAND. By WILSON FLAo0, author OF "Stud1o6 IN
Field and Forest" eso. With e fallpage nlust1a-
tiQus. g. =,
, 1873-01-13
JUVENILES.

A CHANCE FOR HI2ISELF- By !. T. THo"-
BRIDGE. 1ano. Illustrated. $l.eo
, 1873-01-13

old LANDMARKS AND HISTORIC PER.
SONA(:ES OF BOSTON. By s. A. DRAKE
ypith nnmcrous and curious Illustrations. 12uo. S.
, 1873-01-13
STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.
Election Notice.

Tbeanuuar meeting Of the Stockholders Of tho Hber-
nan BankE0 Association will bo held At tho oco Of tho
Association on Monday. January 13 between the hou1 OF
lau and H. H.. for the election Of ocers and di1rctorx
to fur tho easnu and the tsauxacon OF soe
other business a rney como before tho meot1aE.
HAMILTON B. DOX- Cashier.
, 1873-01-13

The walls we're OF eIQne, 4al0 op "4tuoot AuoA''1t
but with the Garth banked up against them on
three sides. The back part OF the room had no
1ieht. except that from the front entrance, and
tint part the hens preferred to have their neats.
To within tho past two years, since ne haa been
resident Of the prairies, be had made "a rough
stones, with covering Of the same, and he had
had good SUCCESS but now his hens had
small board poult1y-house, and the eggs had
been the exception, not the rule Ho preferred
the close warm. shed to ali tho fancy houses he
That was the unanimous verdict Of the Club,
that these small, well-lighted poultry-houses are
not tho thing for the farmer who ls ampiIions 10
have eggs with his breakfast liam, and yellow
legged chickens for dinner, but, On the contrary
for the purpose. Hens prefer nest In somo
dark corner, and not in the sunlight
TILE cH1CKES-CHoLEnA
This disease is the scourge Of the poulfry
ward, and the dread OF tho good woman VINO
takes an interest in the pets Of the yard
Whether thero is any remedy for it, may be con-
sidered an open question. While the Club we're
Almost unit up to this point, it was here they
lost their unity, and We had diverse dia9nosla
and corpus disclosures in regard TO thls a3h
ease. The Doctor said it Tas dlsease OF tne
heart, in Which the liver sympatMzed; "nlie
the unlea1nel dissectors aVo~ed II to
bo most decided enlargement OF the
liyer,-in short, that it was an aggravated case
of iTeE-comp1aint; aud the non-p1o4eeettomn ~
appeared to have the best OF the argument. The
President suggested that he could not see ma' i
terial difference in the efTect between heaft-dis
! ease in which the liver eympathized, hnd the
| Iver-compl.int in which the heart sympathjzed
moro especially as nearly all the patients died
it was q case, after all, in which doctors dis
agreed =, ... ,.,,, =.
! In regard to q remedy, there was no lack o
these, Eeyeral of which we're claimed to bs
apecidcz, Or, a. tbs 4uaeE doctors say, it knock.
EN-. Tho fist Oh lLe list is alum water :. Tor
| ~ .,-,n'~ -! rA' he.a. = i" rr rf-ai
The New York herald., 1873-03-12
PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH IL, 1873.
CLEARED.

Steamship Virgo, Buckley savannah--Murray. Ferris
A Co.
Steamship James Adger, Lockwood, Charlcston--H
Morgan Co.
steamship Fanita, Doane Wilmington, NC-Lorillard
Steamship Co.
steamship Old Dominion, Walker, Norfolk Petersburg
and Richmond-Old Dominion Steamship Co.
steamship Neptnne Baker Boston-H Dimock
Bark Azeida tBr), Western, Malta and market-R,H-
sell, Howes A 20.
Bark Serene, segeman, Montcvideo-Dowley, Corners
X Co.
Bark Frazier. Knight, Havana-Brott, Son Co.
Co.
Brig L Munson Munson, Cette--Ias Henry.
Brig Lophema (Br), Congdon, Alicantc-J r Whitney
Co.
Brig st Elmo (Br, Cafrrcy, st Thomas-Kinnc, Ross
Co.
Brig Hiram Abin Tibbtts st Jago de cuba-MilIer
Houghton.
Brig Manson Gnkey, Cardenas-Carver Barnes
Brig Cascatcllc, simmons Maanzas-Jas Henry
Schr James Jones, Ton, n,Jacksonvie-Slaght Petty.
sehr Nellie Potter, Gaskii, Washington, NV Hin.
schr Annie Lewis, DAYTON Georgetown, SC, and wash.
ingtOn-Evans, Bali 4 Co.
schr Long Island, Murray, New IIavcn-Rackett a
Bro.
scnro q Acken Meade, stamford-stamford Manufac-
turing Co
schr sallie Burton Burcy stamford-stamiord Manu-
iactuTjDg Co.
The New York herald., 1873-03-12
The Constitutional Comm ission.

ALBANY, MdTCH IL, 1870
The Constitutional Commission to-day had under
consideration the section prohibiting the granting
OF licenses for the sale Of intoxicating liquors. 1t
was amended so that the Legislature shall pro-
vide by law, proper penalties and damages for the
consequences growing out OF the sale OF intoxi-
eating liquor as beverage. Alter being thus
amended vote was taken on the adoption of the
section, and 1t was rejected. The Commission then
proceeded to the consideration OF the section pro-
hibiting secarian appropriations by the State and
municipal auth0rites.s
Mr.. Brooks made lengthy and stirring speech
against its adoption, showing that the result would
be to increase the number of inmates in aims
houses poOrh0uses ana prisons
Mr.. Leavenworth replied in support of the Sec
ton.
Mr.. Herman advocated applying the restriction
upon the State, but permitting assistance = pri-
vate charitable institutions by municipal govern
ments.
The following was adopted as a substitute for the
section reported by the committee
Neither the credit the money of the State shall
be given loaned TO in aid any association cor
poraton or private undertakings.
The New York herald., 1873-03-12
DEATH OF CHIEF JUSTICE BELLOWS,
CONCORD. N. H. March

CONCORD, N H., March H. 1879
Henry A. Bellows Chief Justice of New Hanp-
shire, was found dead in bed this msrning. 1t is
supposed he died of heart disease. He came home
from holding term of the Court at Dover on sat
urday apparently in his usual health. Yesterday
he complained OF slight illness, but passed a com
Portable night, and, at five o'clock this morning in
reply to his daughter, said he was feeling pretty
well. At hali-past SIX his daughter called again,
and he was dead. Judge Bellows was in his seven,
tteth wear.
The New York herald., 1873-03-12
SAILED.

Steamship Old Dominion for Richmond, &c; barks
Falken Antwerp; Acacia Matanzas; brgs Chance, San
tn Martha and Carhagena Ceres st Johns PR Prairie
Rose, Havana; Blanche, Port Johnson
Wind sunset w, light
The New York herald., 1873-03-12
SHIPPING NEWS,

Almanac for New fOrk-This Day.
FUN AND NOON. HIGH WATER
sun rises... 10 Gov. Island. morn %
sun sets. .......... 04 Sandy Hook. morn 3s
Moon sets. 90 He'll Gate. =. morn OS
OCEAN STEAMERS
DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF MARCH AND APRIL.
The sun., 1873-08-29
Ftrsonal Noi,t,s.

4 RUSSIAN aud Turkish baths upon new m
n. proved M 'thud for LADIES and gentlemen W ~
houis; Also sure cure for tlruuslHu, p,taNs au 4
neuralgia warranted BY tho use Of these baths li'so
also luxury Tor lhe healthy A Eist -alh st nraf
ith ay Terms moderate. BoArl II rr4 Iiicd.
4 ~UCCE~-Fii. practice Of ~ years IN NcN l"rt
~ city IN tno treatment Of nervous anu Etu tHt -
htN, und uthrr uis ls's uaaDlos Dr, LEV - 10 cds'
cures when All others IAN. q hc', 7 bet'l 81.
~. soldiers wounded slightly can Obtain @ .as'la
n through pr e. B. JACKSON, late surgeon L. D.
NHNy,A Sow Chambers bt,
INFORM NTION wanted of Catherine h I l,
Il who came 70 ths Cuuu ~ about u yrr- .
Information ot her Will Ie thHnKfully received h I
sister, ELLEN klLMAEllN. Mystic, tuaH, s", TO
t.uus al That place,
The sun., 1873-08-29
AnttloN Aotuts.


LII skin diseases. old ulcers and cruplions cured
n ~ Dr. FULLER Sfl Grcensich st. neal tr'ukHn
nR. NODLt'- great discovery certain cure 10y
fever aud asur bilious fever and chill ycr Jump
aEue, periodical lie ldacues and dlrrhri drosF, el
lrpsy Sc ASK your druggist for Il. Price VI per DVt
tie. Wholesale depo., 9th ay Agents wanted
RHEuMAriC IN-TITITH, 81 Bonl IT ms
worst cases OF nervous and general dehlIN eH tt
u.y cured all PAIN remove b, blood puriael s'rtuslh
of BODY anu IN elect thoroughly restored. tuuptehi
physician In attendance, Charges moderate.
TINO cigar dealers.-Fi Havana cigar, cheap, .
good talking bird parrot, cheap. =. Eass SIA '' ~
fOOr, front room.