davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1866-07-28

1t tlaoass o Fs&attt!aH t'a.a tntt Ia MA gtar u
kft htth froa thu pats u Foastk aliss'. NNstt's
msatfanlesy II mr. Al ~ 14aiuttnnt at nav Yett,
III saa that tsats phlated al ths mai, il in RAJ
lin to1 II. did frfosf satlstust b pats ax"r rss
Ttattas aiIalasias tks fsss .! tatsis sh|sh sfvsa
him ataoaopulf. NJ du art Ano1 ho = tha Il. int
do snnv ths, ss ltaatslsu nnttrs seat ~ b athst
article tset dd. Ting ~ nst y ~ eisss q ths
fhfy ~ fesY intiso.lltai xhen 1safu'd asd xsas.
sAfiArU0h Brftik1 WArkft. totd bY HI dill;
RiAiA.
, 1866-07-28
Hpkftal n0tttka.


fht ttsitttf ihthf, tlit Htxtsts,t thlsl, lad tha
Essl d IL liz ikB Itaii usJ. h lh4 eaDf
tt t.ttA'iesI hateh1 HI Addt det8tsf II tks stdi
L. dtlshltbt tesiaHtt III T. h.sdath. ~ thhAM'
taailef I'D heetiftit RAatoa u lka attk dta!
H. ~ kh ~. aAd bFt,s M tHilet tid'bt*aa eaa
khhA4otA Atktau WATktt. aaid " Ill atH&.
, 1866-07-28
From tliotArgest Afanufieturtn
Chemist ln lit World,

lis aeast!8tta x1th H. T. fftlmfslaf 81 seests
bt dun il6is efpsslts #g ftai4eaee, tsA
e.ssiR! Ia esaasesta5 tAa tasl6tss Whsfa slA---..
Rss Esea tasAl!y 10 bsfe3thE#. IB&Vs bssR AaTsfst
I#Es..lta villa BIZ ehssastef All taFtsFfsA
WA, WElGHTMAH,
{FH@ ef F8EE1 A WelSht@4A,}
NiaahetAslek Gh4Bl4tkt
F!stR ~ FFewA tHttts, FalsadslsAtts
, 1866-07-28

What Did 1tt-A youns tAdy, returning to hts
country loms al1sr soIousn OF fsw months IN Nav
yosk, NJ. hardly reooapIsed BY her stds. In plsca
Of Tul!e nsahta sset, sha had snss+ schy complex.
soo Of elmoIt marble snooi eik aud tnats&d OF n
she rally spptAicd hnt II. Bhe told thtu pianly sa%
uaed fsIan's Matno!i8 Dan,, and Vpu! not b. w1lhs
out Il. Arr i&dy cau iapFoSe her pttsoosl arpeaf.
ancs Tcs3 much by usins this At,te. II tt
ID Of ar t1ut x1st for ouiy 20 cents.
9AHATuaA STRING WATER, sold bJ Ill Drag.
alst1.
, 1866-07-28

Al MIN vhl&a 4 4esutttp| hsad Of A&aE, saa 3ta
prcpttsAlltn In.n pstMs,uss ha1&atia and tafHlaE
nay, vii net la Ia uts Lyaa's celebrated KA9hafaa
II ates .As h4lE 1ph saF and sioag. stadcases dau'
dfuu, and eaases tbs halr 70 arow With I1susiaas
t,ssuIy, II Il told sssTyHhtts,
K.Tt.tiMAh iYGN, Chtn.at, MI,
sAIAT01A RPlllAu WATkIt, sold h1 al Drag
Riita.
, 1866-07-28

~ RlgftR|sAt Eas thAASllfatea IN tF|a FAF5 g'sH
of liz tttsonl ytaE to {FaeaEt fToRs tansFtts 4
Na,lnnai GHtunIes Law, AMI thsfs y soma Cta''
puet thai ths ptll!taH pFR}1na faF las pa'.hltae.
tssnl al ,psA 4 Entaau, which Waa s'8asd hy all
prominent lnAannes Corporations Of sts Nor'h.
Ajll he G,sutnd, Al ptessaI It IL almo.t tmpoass'
us 10 oblata any slst!Atleal !aormsson a' I4e -.
potts Of certain eompsates which cases m cstt'
mated xA!us at mo md halt tlllaaa Of property.
and pafltss tnAunng IN thee con1panlsa csn hsss
no po.sIhIs knowledge Of thulF sosFrncT,
-ln tha Atate OF New fusk. Tbs lion. VIM.
tiarrta. Superintendent oi ths Insutancs depart.
N. Ut, tprushcs tabular sssemcne Of the Aostraei
accounts Of tbs Block Capital Ftro lnsulAnea
Companies. from nhtrh Tho condition Of zach Cor
potat,on nasy b perceived 1t glance, aud among
Other Interesting items ns pstsenls hlo o. thels
actual PER eeniagu os etpcnsos 10 Income. Fot IL
t,apcr, Of The corporations hav,ng asteu OF osti
one million Of dolarr, tho sssto of expenditure e
, 1866-07-28
REPUBLICAN, UNION COUNTY con-
VENTl0h.
Selection OF Delegates to tile State
Convention at Sprlngtlold-.-
The Resolutions.

Tic dricestrs cho.cn 1t Tho Republican Union
primary Mceupgs In thls county. met Ia convtn.
tIpn In The Circuit Court Eoom ii o'clock yrsttf
day nt moon, for The purpo'c Of sclcctiaz tl1sy.
tTo delct stet 10 The StEtc CoDEcnon It springfield
on the Eth of AuNust. md tic trar'tc Of sneh
c.hcr hnsinces ~ ehonld come beloic thu cou.
Tue ConrcEtion was called 10 order by II. u.
ehcpsrr. E;q. .! !ew minutes aft.r three o,etoek.
=: Ia5!9: Ea pon,nata ~ ,,l a, urnets! 9sorge
sinp prevailed.
5sn,fs r. Root, Esq was on motion. sprotnted
.isncs waa*vrrih moved The appointment. Of u
cumnsttre Of thrce On uc1cuttats.
The motion prevailed and tho chair appointed A.
enet committee Jse1cs wadhworth. ucaeral tullus
1lou. a. II. Dultgn morcd that ~ the ca.o oi auy
town ~ warf sut being represented BY deIcr atys,
nDy eits2ci 1ton tnth Wstbs or tpwn p1cient. ho
Thc Committee on crearnt,s}s sn4rnsttcd tie,,
@ Il. rhs ss Ss a.
io1iawinG nsc thc de'eeasss from 'he to"nah'p'
ii mydo iiStk.Jane. r. f.oot,,l vsd.sorit.
E!ans1uu-5. l.. Bctcfldgc. Julius "llIte. E. g.
Tiki vtew-w. t.. ttuteb, t.. ". t'otrhout. ..
WSfth-!i. II. Mateey. u. b. hobtnsun.
Sgfsioa1A Sf'ss1s T. hs'1lell Il. 1Dlesll,ou. =. Young T. IL
ssaG| |fsss7s7'G|2Ps YPs'fsesil!; ssl!f;;s.s, Ill b. tl.'t.
||i!'ss5fS' |$,ss!;1S, +; ,bI};f;ek!s.: w..
.Aijtthtsh ,hhltktfbvektt hstN aht tteet{ipt
atH 4thtlita of tbd ftPuH! fts fAntioa ttt
S.ttt |tt l. ia st:t ": St tsst Sss!ss ss.|Y. n ~
}HliHn lIH .NtilhAllifH lgAhit re h, vHt HteHiYt
, 1866-07-28

}fstttt, !. u, EitH i Go.-Stt III. .sTha dpNt
ttnhff Hau nae 1sea fauf nm
Is2s l. Is|s!' Al !tsaE3 isss
'n"' ~ so's''''s'""'oP'th u, HI tlttff6LtB.
, 1866-07-28

The Second National Bank Of this city quotes
Govszumeus Bonds ana uotes u follovs:
esspes; ss''ss a; ,as: oesa ,s!' s'|s: I;sS
In: - .1osx AAasu.t :. :nll1
: = ss.!S Sssess, :.,sss ::'ssx
1880 Coupon, suan, ~ AnSust... :. ..l0sH
81 81 .ssSi:.::::.:..1est n!Ss:.:::.:..'e so oa :.i&a
MHrrs. saipps. Preston & Keau, n Clark etFcet,
In their "uAily Latter" qoote Gurt1rr1epts atttvu
and higher. Below nc e.yc thctr huJ1ng r1ies:
U. .. bonds, 500, 1864 arge. ..11sA 80.
@ond a s = X LIZ, NJ. ''''
Cook TO. .92A l97H
coupoundf, 1861 .........+...........1oa .1oaKall3X
-Chicazo City q wtre quoted II Boston On The
sah 1t % and 1nte1eat with Aalea ot f10D 1t thts
ngnr.
The total vsans Of foreign goods imported INTO
| tbs port Of Boeton toe the week ending duty -,
wta s1caaes asatnst Fsea, ,7os fos the cosre.pond-
| lug weck Ia +sss. Total amount of imports esum
January to July 81, 1s6a, ~, ,B84ssa
There II y<tJ ttttSe chanSt Ia money mstse14 In
Dotsc, the rartet rrtna,1tn sieady with qatie IN
active deusnd Call loars eastly aecessible at
| pes cant On good cnlataals, Hus1nees p4pet d
taaer more plenty. bat thtfo u ilttlc en.nxe In
1aiet lhe choicest notes bctn9 In request a per
ctnt, MnI!c cood paper II offered st ~ to ~ pei
cent. Lower grades asr in little request and are
t!isne1N Of negotiation u psaroz..oaAle.J higher
| rates,
Tbs New Tork Tttbuns of the Ssh taYt:
| The Metetanta' uutou ETpscst ComptnT h1ve
bousht ihe building corner ol l.tosd ray md Frank
un 4treet. kro IN &s 1xItot's Saloon au1 tnterns-
te1atlous upon the tamu TO meet the wnntI Of lhsr
lta!taes4 We a.c a.susrd hy MI. E; r. Ro<s, The
Pyt4!atns. ard osher memosrs 81 the Executive
nrpenee:ve coueoltdation al this With th. ex.iinR
xrtets eot1t ancs arc entirely *i.tlout loundtt,ou%
Lste. spa 1i.rss uf lhc West viii Be opeued early
ID sepembuf. ....
-The following .hows the buslntss Of the rhsta-
| dt1nht. Clearing House for the Neek preceding
| MutdsY. JULY A. 1863:
, 1866-07-28

Lyons Extract Of Turc Jnn,nica Gtnset-
toe Indigestion. E1ulea. Heartburn. Sick Headache.
Ctotcta Aosbua. Ac-4 where warning. Rtnal stlmu
lBnt Il required. IT. careful preparation sud entire
purity makea It = chtap and ieliable srstets for
culinary purposea. Sold eTeeT xhetc, Ut 70 csata ~
botNe.
BARATOGA sPIttNG WATER Io1d By all D.rz.
eissa. ly1s pSit.s2tsA.rsrn
, 1866-07-28

aittttt +: l.. NALL Aef 4 tqe-ttn!ts-t hars ,pssd
5Iss Isi| sia' 10 b. r. Sat, Gsa r Il IL
, 1866-07-28

l1tfe lle shHlktf FAa flt&af 1Nf!nk lh6 t1lF It
iisde lisAl 6tlttf MAJ 4tites sfta itvahsi NJ l8s
9iaA .....,
uattfhntatp ssefe ahads afhitf bblh hsfd dhd
III ktM fttk: btteilt4iflisl aefe III atAi&hd II
iva4=at adtilies u W aIilet its'tidsy. w IL:
ktsA AH{ Hi Il f1illAX4i
, 1866-07-28

Loeal Stocks are a,esdy and htp. Cook County
Screens liz IN fetr demand At o2GaaX. Chamber
Of comnscree stoek Is OF tho market. Tho bro
kess asu oeriug g. bpt outt,de parties arc Offering
30 for this stock, without sellers. Chicago CITY
6evens Arn also out OF the nsrket. Sewetags
Bonds Oete ao!d in Boaton On WednesdAy lsst At
10 and tuttftst.
The Hnr,nd National Bank nf fhis citY nuottn
, 1866-07-28

1EC3mbD1tlsB Extract Itucfau
G!vt1 health md yisot to the ao and t1odu to tho
peiltd thttk. Uetty II accompanied By na1y alaft
3pE synt iontt snd II no tFe4pEnt II Submitted TO-
cul Ilmpttpu, tnaanitJ OF eptitp1in t1tb nnsuc.
tFt1 n431Alf
, 1866-07-28

An s1fts ar Gram ftps3ted ~ 5A&s asaffu r4poTts
cre HaIk On 1asts tf x soF1pt HHl&ss ct&<TtefS&
szpFEated.
FRKIGHTA--RA1RoApF Fx11auTs-Ihe tbEox-
fpE Il the 1otnt r171H ii the Ezase5r Eo1dst
, 1866-07-28

MANCHESTER. II, IT,. 1u4a r. 1865.
1icttrs. 7. L. W4{14EE a Co.-uente'-l bars .uted
MIR. EhAnsEts's Etnpress f,r tne ltnir." ana IN
etesss Tliu tho tcsute It the pvrtst Nd atan.
hi afcie lhat haTa sstf tee- It tn Ill aast eleius
"le1n Hontt. sa ac. a:ps'' 1EoHAnp FRENCH. N. D.
, 1866-07-28

J1otmaartes'a tnlmtsable I1air ColoriuR has
been steadily growing IN tarof for over Tensr Jesrs
II ses upon the nh ofnenta II the Iott Of tho hstr.
end changes Il 10 ta ofisnA color By degrees. All
tnstantaoeous dJss dasden aud ln}asr the hail. Helm.
sretsa I. not dg<. hut u certain tu III results pro-
mo.+s IL v1owlh, and IL beautiful Ham DREssiAu.
Price 50 cents atd t,.oo. bold ty nj dealsta.
SARATOGA STRING WATER, told by Ill Dug.
/ sinta
, 1866-07-28

Weat tbid tb iaif extent 1t ttSs tut fseaulat Nj
| Btttbs. but closed Hu1et.
, 1866-07-28

.. Coacoxp, n. H., June !, tsc6-
Mta1ss. r. L. ,WAtL1cx Cp.:-Ths second IuIoice
e yonr valuable preparation for the ha1f wst hn{ r.
ceiftd and tp con- pauca with your requtst atu hap
~ to azure suu that has ofs than kasEa "a Thy
siptrtstioqs sxtittd b. !ht u'e ot Tug mt bottle
rtstUrtf snd tl4anter qf the half u aolx eq1a1ed
py III qualities u coo1tnr Aud eath1 stncnilon 70
Tic scalp. a. II. EAUHttt II. u
, 1866-07-28

SDEfr-The maikst continues duh. The.s II 1ltt1a
q na auEy, excerpt for heavy mutton sneeu. SD
@ocertte tupptJ Win flttat3 tho demand. The treah
reapts to-day xe1& &G1 bead: entire sa1es ia head
Tia following vsrs the oaly Transaction:
Ha1lxusk Nallcry 70 0'Rstea..... 81 l& i.3
Nalxryk Mallory 70 0'nrsl-... ss III tse
, 1866-07-28

,...... -., tAxcisrrr. Mi5, N, ffta. !.
Nessts. r. /. w1ttatr 4 Co.-lftaii;; bare aisd
fnsf sf ~ ss Hna 19 = r. = ~
uIE il II, pA1eMkTs
, 1866-07-28

IL Iouis Alien fcsis........... 81 lit 49,.
So'th~eatesu fea'e....-.......... l8 Va! 80.
Totsi.......................... las as1 -
Sales &C 1pfise 1850 bead. which were taktn It
prices fsuktnf from gt2St2s for itsht hetttss. COM
ia sood eutch.Es catle aad good stock steets;
te.3oQ ito for mtdinm to fsls steefs an6 &41sa ios
good Shipping b evts.
The weather war cool for The season end with snt
complement OF buyeYs IN attendance. hi business
vas tfzrsacsod for Friday, The receipts for 10 day
Iikhf, but with tht number left ors1 from yesse1
dI1s sales, lucisnt to meet ths roauIsemis Of
The trade. III ei the suprly Of common and iridium
eradss weru considerably In exetfs Of the oemand.
asd the market for tueh wAs dun and batss DRAGGED
throughout Fer hrtt and socnpd clAss sh!pn!ux
ptsres there VA Rood aud ~ ot1nkt Of this
nronr Ne1e sake13 ii full ptttta. CITY ontehsft
took tteir uautl supply. etockera wste tolnE CON.
par1ttTs{ little. The market ctoses BstAtYs With
nls.ty ati told.
! Tfxrl&cttura embrace The foIio~1nGs
CATTLE SAILS Tu.DAY. -
ess ftd a. I'd .sss.e sSa IL tpS /
s;ss: :!s.sss y. pseaa: & q q s:sn;f hi;
s;osn stesTd dsrs,aEas - 20 4
II
s!iHand, 70 sa',ss ,Tsn!5 '!sss n:
Qulnn. blnftt en- head E1chluW do. hFtf&fl1K t6a
e .:psI 'aftFsa h''d0f s'"''
,;s:sSi 4 y = ;st, ;:s s9g:: s Ss:d FL: @
IA Ssi;9. ss ses:a NJ. Car, nd and
fssa tr sss ::;'stgSs
sSt.i :S:ss!t :! !, !, ,..4 good 'noeth stss.t
,sr9 f'a tstr. I. hs:1h e. hes3s;t:. ecs; y.
~ +; ;eA IRpb. /, hs.4. .r..stE.
{ C; / E:|:': 'i|| ii
$E L; :sE.l' is;2 N
."MN Hisld ttut,s II head. Atttaxlnx vi ~, 1
.Fst|I. tytt wAlta ID ht'd UitH, sst'atiHs III
..M!Mfi1.k k44t MI, Il*Ate u hs.a 4soa Hte.ta
.E%!y;t1 Fs |la III; k1AIf't' ii.:'i' E|HE|''
lh tHf'tTtF''SE 4 ia l4]AtlG lG#i9 Y EsE''4t !a!::aiE
.Hii ilss7H aaIa ls'iH II 'hesd. a'H.&lpl gai 4
..,Hlif3t tala Hmsl n tsi4, tss9salaf siI hs.
,!.E%& Ea& tsH;'r. 4; it'i I Y% ::* ttrs a't:L As
:5. ,'tS:s1' t$:s .':.
..! r.. :,:; st'. l.. ~ ....s: ssi 1,,s tt ", ~
ttM st ha' dl& Il ttleta ranging hun t7n hf NJ
entnrna lIgh statk ttns+ II tIs ~ hit tftta ffsab
stksh f,ota ihe ts,s. Alt xste tptdt hid tbs nafk
! | tlraes pltAdt. Falea Ntfs q fattuTtt
, 1866-07-28
Genuine Preparations

and knowing that the Intelligent ssrain rom sA
any thing pertaining 70 Qr1ekez1,o OF the Patent -
etne ordG-mo&t of which azs p1spafed By set EsJk
Doctors, xbo sss too ieno<aas "a rad ph-
1tmpte1t prescription. mach less competent to rsU
Pharmaceutical preparations.
, 1866-07-28

TArsxptL1. n. H.. Juns ), tNa.
Nes. T. WAltaCs rs'1i tsfs s1sss Gsf;,sn,s ts
far9 and hsyr beea xratibed snd aslonlshed It taa
I.sul,, sttef neautnt oiltppcfotmso! y saau,s q
use thfst preparations for aeTrral JeAf5. wing to
hesa ptena,uteiy vnined out hsrs found 9ovn snst
hatE Il aune 70 perfectly by 5ouf x,!ssb,e E1tna*s.
tlon. : 9uaN Auulh.
, 1866-07-28

The Glory OF Man In Strength
1heTeEHs the ne1vou1 md dehIlttatEd ahoud i12u4"
dIlitl1 Efe Helmbold'a Extract Buenu.
f41d.Ee51,Slf
, 1866-07-28
a WORD Or CAUTION

ues1th u most important: md the gmtctsd eArz
not nse n advest.sed medicine. u aay reuedJ. sE:a
IT. contents Or ingredients a<e Known 70 ottsss b
sides thu msautacta1es. nz ratl thsy aea sstkssa,
.hs qssl.aeauoos q he s4rsy ~ osssssS.
, 1866-07-28

Take No More Unpleasant
Ard tpaafs e let tor tnp1esssns Gnd dangerous
oitesata. ute Heimbold's ,9xustt nuct1 and In
ufuYtH Rose Ms&ht tYl&pf31.ttt IRA
, 1866-07-28


psn,es, on The island OF New York, for tho year
lEG5, IA sppea1 By tho rtpoEt Of tho TscasurrE Of
tho board Of Ftre Insurance Companies, was ~
followt: -
nole, Of New FORK. a0
Metropolitan. nf Now YORK k.............."1 1a0,MU
Continental, of Nev fork..,-..,........'. V5@I M
fntrtDntinna}. of New Yp1k. k..,...,........ 81 800
Niogrrx. Of New furk. 1880
NtrijffiT Of Nef Yorx G9,50
PhepjT. Of Uropktyu. tyu..,,,,......,......... 48,951
Ard tho report Of The Insurance Commissioners
Of The Commonwealth Of Mas.Achusetts gives tho
following figures A. the amount of tuiums IT.
ceivcd LY sererht Urge Companies tn that statc,
During tho year 1e03: -..
Metropolitan, OF Nav Tori. .al9.1t
Home Of New York, 10i, ,S61.53
Hccur1fy OF NeT fplk...,,....,... ... pt.832.99
pitcatnGua. Of Majue..,,,.,....,,.... 30, 4Ug 90
Etu1. t;f llartioft. 49,, 91Bs %
nnue. al Npw NaYrn, Wt.7sR 10
Tshmpix. Of Brook okIr..,,,,,,,.,.,,...... lin W,9n.g1
NQtth American. Of NcH fotk......... 9g13.!l
fnttlJAth Of Nav York k.....,...s..s z4.0l2T7
, 1866-07-28

Nofn l3qduF t1d removed ffCm his couEteo4nce
q y III L. ID 5os .eea 70 haSe 'os
pound p5 nts eonensnent ard tho eioftes Q. '.con.
eiuele .e.saoc Il him. Eetaenay he hsa % No. = ~
:a1HIcd a the turing point oi f1ptd Decline H.
nooss tee1ned tssy innosent atsir. % lii rops Tes
NOM II wtnt tt.nFht up through the ceiling,
ana her "; h.1 n9s' q ,ss ?, +. 81
ltt.. Ibe1e. supported BY = tecoud rope, led dosn
to the stair doof on The door wntre the priIoncr
pound he Tsois wecbt of oa Wt.eS EReinS eS IT, IT,
atded NON mn Of q hi Of abont tt1 fect would
b throwu upoa the uo1ortua1.; neck In The
1,ou the beu galloxr m The arrangement OF 4
couple Of eiont ropes, whi:n would catch The
Il ns e. Sa s,, hs s. pH ,a, H. '1s5s , h9 %
fbsn thst used Tor the execution of Del:
kss q I'd s,sta @ + "so Ssns
{ocs {oa s'ai ko'siar .a IL ts rsy H.. Fase! kea
1 faT |he tinsnt.s yoa hsre nnl'tmy thaan 10 lin
r}nes ns4 corilrcinent We alsu ul-h 10 rctnsr orr
lhauks .of the kindness You havc tho .nt u: sinee
hsts hsn 9n snr hs n, .a IL
Wsfs tsfh,i5 p'n'unea. Ciatplee hE. sanA' before
HIM loeked nprs:a snd .hlse,sa r.h argI,s
prayesf 1t Iii ii. en- esr sud pa,lfpe d: .honictt y
eifEnribth him t'y tfmri'h!. A. Ets the thfaad
ma put tt nstn bat bs fesm:a nor IA. ane5n e.
ssofsirsd .nsf ttaa +, srss At III. ,lns; i v9nid
b. GlNlsult ID t,uagtne. nls rtolhn: tteab'lu9
ttuita tbe ihsend to tinlsrr hs II r % nthd' Al al
~bls h h'e's =. - :srp!ti.a FL ." II. ~ q ss'ifS!
ts.t,s h i.s. .,ns hha ~, .ct.,t c,t r t,.ht ~
tEs. tEt.1i.M Il Inv z'sf W; .' saa "a
:'Mls t " sst 'stt y IT, Il T. 4s'tI Il t .t RI L.
, 1866-07-28
le |'uwMI'l'e o. |shltYart ftpoflea lllu it1Iay:
tuS' u n lhb krflurhtld hsla Cuasthttoa, 1hs

juslMa G. KnIckfrlockcr n,nrrtt that lhota dte.
prtes Hho cannot "a hare poEcE 10 sdnd anbsu-
&pte,
delegation to ill al VACANCIES tn thelt mlds aud as
such wfs pktset.
William l.. Church mored ih1t The delegation ba
Instructed 10 estt thctr Toac At Springfield Unit
not,on Was made 10 lAY tho motlou on tho
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AFFAIRS IN COLORADO.
Mining Observation-Disclosures of ain. A c
Encouraging Prospects.
nCorresnnndanca.

Correspondence Oh Lue
MONTGOMERY, COLORADO, Oct. i, lSes.-Ed.-
improving. both mining and agricultural, ana
the railroads for we have two contendinc
which shall gethere first) are fast approaching
us, and are now running to within aboui 800
miles OF our principal city, Denver The grain
and oreadstufs raised IN our territory this year
will more than supply our population. bat we
shall have good marset N ortn and West OF as
for years TO come. Flour now sells az Denver
for Sl0per hundred pounds, which two months
ago sold for $40. Potatoes now sell for : cents
which then sold for 20 cents per pound. This
reduction in The price OF articles OF living tends
greatly towards the prosperity Of the country.
The mines that are being worked and are weld
ing gold. are paying more than 100 per cent.
AND IN demand, ROAD building, house building
and improvements In the mines are being car
Iied on extensively, and the farmers are busy
oniialng, amen,ne, fencing, &C: Our people
the next meeting OF Congress, and some an ticI-
pate considerable advantages 20 result 20 Us
thereby. The law passed by Congress for the
Occupation OF the mineral land receives the
hearty approval OF the people, and viii ADD
largely 20 the yield Of gold from this country
oy encouraging and securing capital in mining
done in violation Of law, and capitalists hesi-
taied about engaging in such Questionable en-
terprises, but they will now engage in them,
readily feeling secure in having a title from the
United States. Colorado has advantages over
all the other mining States and Territories as
we will have railroad communication with the
settled States years sooner than any OF them.
Financially, we are s-able- bodied" having no
debt, and thus the item OF q xatien will be less
than anywhere else in the United States Our
ores have reputation as good as any, and are
.bank," or s.placer diggins" that yield from e.
o $40 per day. l.
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VIRGINIA HORSE THIEVES SHNrpNcyp -
Last week we announced the conviction aud
sentence TO fourteen years confinement in the
pententiary, OF Landon 7. LovetL upon the
charge OF horse-stealing. As we then went 10
press, his trial was progressing on an indict-
ment Tor shooting negro at Pnrcellyile last
spring which resulted In his being found
guilty, and sentenced TO one year in The peni-
tentiary, making an aggregate term o. hf.een
years.
Edward s. Wright and George CampeeII,
indicted Tor the same offence with Loyeti, out
who had broken jail and were absent a. ne
time OF the trial Of the latter, were broaght
before Judge Thomas on Monday las, and
their trial proceeded with. Tue same facts
were ELECTED In this as in the case of Lovett
and the jury, after a brief retirement returned
with verdict Of guilty, and fixed the period
OF their imprisonment In the penitentiary at
ten years each. Thus ends the career OF ihree
young mea in the prime Of manhood, the
youngest OF them, Campbell, not exceeling
his 2Oth year.-Leesburo Loudon co Mirror.
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From Europe,

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-The steamer Aus.ral. i.
asian, from Queenstown on the 2lst ulI, has
arrived. The steamer Med way connected
with the Atlantic Telegraph expedition, ar.
rived at Queenstown on the 10th, with the loss
of her propeller. The cotton crop OF Egypr is
saia 10 oe very large. The cattle plague had
almost died out in England. A Paris CORES.
pondsnt says the Empress Cariotta's maiady
comm enced on her voyage from Vera Cruz 10
st Nazare, W here she talked OF the immen Sc
respop sibtlity she bad assumed. In her inter.
view with Napoleon she lost her sell. f.posses-
SION and became violent and disrespectful.
Cardinal Szitowski, Prince Primate OF Hun.
The cholera was greatly diminishing at Perth.
The Cretans bad. attempted to set Ore 20 .ha
Turkish fleet Selma has been evacna:sd by
the Turks. The fam'ne con'inGed IN fIndia
I.Str us. a-.. srN. ~ HEs AaF fl4fAr
s'"'st IN" itt - eE- YEA aeaq 81
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TELEGRAMS. &c.
The United States District Court was he)

The United States District Court was held
yesterday morning At Norfolk, Judge Under
wood presiding. Very Ii tie busiaess beyond
me delivering the sharget 70 the grand jury was
District Attorney L. VI. Chandler. 1t ad-
!ourned until the first Tuesday in December.
In administering the oath TO the Jurors the por-
Ton requiring the oath OF allegiance to the
Government was omitted In his charge the
Judge said their attention would be called,
when the court next met, to some criminal
business, such as oGenses against the revenue
and postal laws. No reference was made to
the case OF JEFF. Davis.
A remonstrance against confederation, ad-
dressed to Lord Carnarvon, her Maiasty's Sec
retary of State for the Colonies, has been pub
lished in Montreal. tits document of great
length. entering very fully into the history of
the scheme, and is signed by about one third Of
the members OF Parliament representing the
Lower Canadian constituencies 1t protests
against prsclpitancy on a subject that con-
Germs the highest and most enduring interests
of the country, and asks that the subject be
sent back TO the people Of these Province for
an expression upon il OF their calm and de-
hoerate judgment. .. .. .--
The Newfoundland and London Telegraph
Company will soon have three distinct lines
connecting the cable, which will leave no
chance for accident by severe weather, pre-
venting the United states from beIng daiiy and
hourly in teiegraphic communication with
Europe. IA
The Superior Court of Indiana, by a unani-
nous vote, has decided that the 18th article of
the State constitution, called the s.black arti-
cle," which forbids negroes from coming into
the State, to be in conflict with the Constitution
Of the United States aad void.
The yachts L'HirondeIle and Vesta, the con.
testants in the Ocean race of yetterday, got un-
der way from Staten Island where they re-
mained at "A chor during the late gale The
wind was from w. N. W.. blowing a good
breeze.
The California Fenian State Convention
held last week resolved to keep the Fenian
organization free from politics, aud adopted
Roberts policy, as affirmed at PhiiadelpnIa
and Pittsburgh.
Mrs. Major General John f.. Wool was
stricken with paralysis at Troy, N. Y. at one
clock Wednesday merning, and is not ex-
pected to survive. She is nearly 50 years OF
age. General Wool is absent in Baltimore
Major General Schofield, accompanied nv
Brlgadier General Blunt and staff, arrived
yesterday afternoon at Fortress Monroe from
Richmond, on an inspecting tour.
The Rev. Mr.. McCiosky, brother OF Arch
bishop McCioskey, OF New York, president of
OF the American college at Rome, has been to
Fortress Monroe on visit to some old friends
The brigs Castor and F. w. Wilson, for Hal
fImore, with cargoes of sugar, were lost n the
early part Of October, near Maraicabo.
At special enventiOn of the diocese of
Maine, the Rev. Henry H. Nicely, of New YORK
was unanimously elected bishop.
The Newfoundland telegraph is reported