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, 1870-08-30
\ Split ia the SECOND EnnEFr~sipn1Al
Isl.tricI-l'i,c Republican EonvcM-
1lon OF, Saturday.

- span PA NAE NGSV"A NNA35 GNNSlO1lUl
GiA1ricI-'lisc Republican Convcu-
1lon OH Saturday.
Correspondence et The Chicago 7riop1ee.
WACxEaAS, jill, Aug. g.
Tho Republican Convention held in this
county last Saturday broke in two parts on
tho Congressional iaaue. Tla Fazn4worth
sal 2ntj-Farcsworth elements. tho latter pre-
dominating, got into a difficulty over the
oneeticn Of Chairman. r. II. Porter. Esq,
auti-Farnsworth. had been elected Chairman,
AID the business OF tho convention Was pso-
cecditt;; llermouiauels, wlleu tho Fa1nsworth
men suddenly declared that a1r. Porter was
merely Temporary officer, and called for \
permanent Organization. ly creating d little
feeling against the Waukesln delegates, from
whoee humber Mr.. Porter h.d been taseu,
they succeeded III deposing lin. Tl,s Wau-
keean eltgates. together with those Of
ealeral other towns, at oicc Withdrew, aud
met III another p!aeo. and elected delegation
opposed 10 tho nomination Of FarusWoreh,
Meantime, the other portion elected dale
gatiou instructed to vote for lis nomination,
Hence, probably, we arc to Witness SONS
OF the scenes in tile Eighth District rcon'
acted IN the glorious old Second. This ytate
| Of sffairs III to be regretted, but sccms in'
svitaIic. rs both tie sLosc parties arc ca1sai.
OF 1eing 50 tesaltr." and arc both daternipel
| to appeal to the District Convention.
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4he lolla"Nls ia she o..lelsl te&t OF the tlw
:"iatin!; n t1:d augmentation Of the military
ft.v,s,r. Frau,a Jurina ,ao co,,t;n;.a,,,r, Il
t!,.u,
49,. ..S.t ~ .rox r.
.Wr ;uv.. tr,,.,.cl- tho rban,1,erx ,,s,a s,1o,,.
I'd he have sanctioned. at,H d., sanction. ~.
lake trxi.iu,vat,.i i. suI 10 ,.n,,ru.ra:r. a. f-
lows:
"Ak1,cIE1 Thr uor17 1ectsutff unsn,mons,v
ye,es Il. inanks to cur armies. nIr tj.cxrs that
thex hare destryet veil af the country.
aART, ?, All citix.ns aI1Massrti. Of x:,,oEcss
without clJfen Who are over Is and ualer as
wears OF arc antf hAyirR cDn>rlied with fila law
ii rec,uitiag, wlltre nxE,rs 10 ,!tt aacar IA thu
Ists Of the ardt M.biIt are called 10 serve {ats-
vic. A1ss I>s 1r1;txsa} ,sa.ilE Iac rrusnaure pf
sc:u,.l Wal, -
s.The Military authorities Tll! ut cucc take tho
utces,-ry s:~rs Tor t.rwarlug th.sc men With
"ARf. =. The crea!t hf 1. .Hs."g} fea1cs, granted
bs Tie l4w Of tue IAN Of Jpiy, 1s.o to tnt families
of tuJtrrs Of the army AMI II tEt Carlo W,,hilp
Il ta,.e,s TO 5.Oa 40 f,aurs, np, VIII be rsiear,,
10 c,tiztEs ,Isl ri in thr t,r ,rs.;,1 nj Artf,,
| II fSr nr,s..1t INV s -
1 aAsT. 1. yaiU,1urv encaVeu,en,s and snhs.!-
,r:,nns t,tr ste r,ni;t5InI,s II IL. 1ay: ~ III. Il.
Of t,rtary 1.s, mar he ac,eyte,t Il, the case nr
, 1870-08-30
COUGH NO MORE.

Nrnet3% &'on4h a:l:,Rta y h~&1inx. se.tshIE-
AID t1fsetofztuk- Tac r1ttAnsI'. y :-'~.i Il Pc.
sstses In inlznedi..tE srles:nK. -j 'n'ai. r;i1is
hl.neh,t... Innaenza. Ca:aah. sf.<uss A.sn,En:
tc setief and certain IT IN NJ tes Av- e.s. Of
scy a.t sioI q ft,rf nd ian tsnt thousands Il
tass il 10 1.y Il, =: .AEt Lli se:9r1Ets Elcdcias
ksoHa- Uue d. rr .1"s5. h.ritt r w. n1t Ia nose
r.sys onr fttt. E.r:t sA4 h5 A7.sS.st-. Ii
farre btt1e.. prc~ a. IT,. ycu: oEa fault you su4
Uusl lad .a:.tr. far as-'AsI VII cStC
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Y:.,, E.,,, ]. Il. White seczus to be a soil
,i>r;., ....,l,iiiat. for mol riolencs- How
....,,, t..n.'+ tssu ing Tie l'.st five years We
!.,r ."r.:i.:.,i IL. frt of his heing roticn-
,,,,.,I Ia i,rick-t,at1sd, We do mol know,
i,'.> "" ;,..::" that tie public peace has
>."}: ',s- :::.'' n cnr:cIue1ee of his ba1-
:.r;>,..,> ."s l.,S t,4ar dozen times in this
s..,i ;.c a., ...L1",rias S,aies. His iast ap-
1..tstr,. was III It. Charles, No., whera he
...!,,lsi-,,,i himself ii. follows
"lisI Fare. oN1y % c... Admission.
So asn NxAh
~i;Ev. q. WHITE,
t'Ar rUSe1kT HALL
"T.-N9slt, Aug. -, Ito,
10y AChlcr!-Ak CiSFE.sIoS.!."
Au tul u.seh'sHyes VII a'e hAde 10 fathers,
,hr ,.,r.As, e;etvy. te!attTe 70 eomnunscauoux
w.; g.sa.eS, IL t's't-fv.sr. which they DARE nut
s.h-, {. ny itrs lensitI thsa &ehaless uSlnns-
,r,-. IL. i.ciaL s.leuta II assent; discussion
f>lu.r- ..........
"7H NEs oSLT-"
TLis risc.1ar having been inaustriously
-cat,.r.d i through the town, the 1rsh Cath
,.lit =, u! st. Charles assembled at Concert
},;,,; s,.d ruttsu-eggel and brick-hatted tho
establishment and ths orator in thu old,
fa,,;liinr VIZ According to the St.
t,h.1,ss IL. .rios.. tie reverend gentleman
,,1., ara, i with 4 revolver, which he DIRE 4
1;s i. S<i.au.-, aa,l behaved himself in
sir r, s,pcts lot al all Ike the Prince Of
I,a,x, 1'!.c same newspaper, after sebns
;n;.. t.. :. l1nrer manner, the naoo "'nel
t,.,E~ uu The meeting, says: .-.,-
..,.;Ne arc fAr from holding the lecturer htm
,..5,n .r,. Evidently, he makes h.s HSan& .!
, 1870-08-30
ANOTHER THROUGH ROUTE TO TIE
EAST.


Itr-, are fuur great trunk railroads e1-
t,st;is.4 fen tho principal Atlantic ports
ta"a.i t':i.ca.o aud the West, viz, ihe
,;s.w York Central, the Eric, the Pennsyl-
y.:.sa teu,z:ll: anl tlle Baltimore i Ohio.
\ MI E..:e l4u. tie New York Central
aud th~ PENNSYLVANIA Central control
,kreu:.h vcattss to Chicago, or. indeed, even
a f.: WIS, Is Iutii.4ua. Vanderbilt virtually
c'.:.rois Tie Lake Shore L Michigan s;onth-
,:,4; AID the Pennsylvania Csntral
las two routes to Chicago through H.
GisE=. tia the Chicago. Cola.assas &
I;d:..1ra Ctnt-; L aud another si4l tie Fits
i.;Ia; a. Fort Wayne. OF the other two
l-:.~.rrA ns.Nk zaaas, :hc E7ie Las no
W.>:rt4s connections, and, uutlor its pres
t.t Iu,.u2:,r1pcut, probably never vii,
L*>e, hut Will always be like squirrel
ts'sssa VI a s1ss.
Ire baltimore i Ohio Company, howcy-
cs, f"u..l that, If they wished to make
l;,hlul,re !, successful competitor with tho
I'll. : A,!lntic port: for the trade Of tho
Wes.. t!.ev could ssot do so without line
il. l.:r!t vHn cout.ul to Chicago. In the
i..r'-:ru.ioa OF TIL, object, Mr. John W
Garrett. lie President OF tie company, re-
Gently ,usle Ill extended tour through the
West. will, view to securing this and some
rai...r CONNECTIONS. At the meeting Of Ahe
tu.al:.ux in Baltimore, in May, 51r. Gar
rvs SIS. :cIs.,! tie outlines OF plan for q
=: r.ld through Ohio and Indiana, which
i, ,,.,,: Aes,us toler.4bly certain will bc hnilt
,y:;l.i:. H.. E.sSt vrar or eightcon months
1i.,.,,.;,:,...,,; ~. now Lu:lliur a northern
l,a1...h 10 tleu road, from Cumberland,
.5.-,.,.,, tn pi,t.,nrch x,l,irb vii, l,e
, 1870-08-30
The tsa atfsc-E'tcld OF HaEucnnu.


From tAs Londea zsm4., Aug. lk
For tlx or seven Mtlss our Toute lay along
the tiGhfoad to Stfasbourg. tia usguenau,
The latter .ssee is empty Of troops, and tho
cavalry. which has already reached savarue.
Eeports' the country clear in thst direction,
Tic landscape Is u,ost plea-iag---5ch asltiI.
the rcad lined NTH noble trees. sud rolling
faII1 clothed witt, fo7c:t patches anil kops Of
extraordinary height. Then va turned down
atE-Eoaa-A communal higluay--anl. afte-
= time. reached tle village Of Gunssess. tho
-nvlrons Of which were the scene Of DEEPER
a:c action between the French right and the
ITAssian left during tho memorable ba:tle al
Worth.
Like several others Of the villages, it was
crowded With wounded, and pale faces looked
heads bound up; but there were eooa
more terrible evidences OF the strugeIa.
The dehrts Of knapsacks. pouches, uuske,s
shoes. fragments Of clothisg, ehskos, tbick-
ened as ne went On ; dead horses, sEolten 10
An enormous Fize. w'th their legs stuck up ia
the air. lay ahout in tho fields; and now We
ca1uc upon dead Trureian who had fallen
still, as if in the act OF charging, and then
came Zouaves and 1urcos. mostly the latter.
in III the fantastic Hsiaisy OF dsath in battle,
the faces In most ca.es covered by tho decent
care Of the country people with little piscen OF
linen. which The rain lad beaten IN on Tic
kne2mcnte in relief.
The br1ial parties were busy close At tsnd
and all over the country. but the harvest w.s
too heavy for the zeapsrs. l ha1e secp now
many ticls.s-apl the more sec Of them the
less Ike then,-but never have 1 bcleld
eight so extraordinary a. came on hr the
little kt1eam!es, the Sauer. which flowA by
Gunsteti. At n angle Of The road, bv yina
! plantation. there had been evidently san-
| culinary combat between the infantry; but i
t.tle beyond i lay the scene Of ) cavalry
charge. the relics Of which formed the st1arsc
| spectacle am writing Of.
There werc htsrs Ct cui:asses Rtill bright,
| aud trsss helrnetsWith rlumes which hs1 been
| takcu from the dead, wounded anl prisoners,
aud piled At intervals along tho road Be-
| tween these lay saddles. swords stuck ia the
ground, horse trApriugs, valisea with ''e "
[ and 'G" on them. here and there single
| cuirasscs, dead horses, helmets. swords, nus
| kets-the ground t1aunpcled, the vines beaten
| lown-rools Of b1ood-a foul. sorr sucll
everywhere: this literally to- two miles on
each side Of the road. In the vill3ee itself
| WIS pile Of thirty or forty cns-asse. md
hclreis, :ten another pile Of the SANE
I Further on, mixed up with these 81 trophies
Of the hapless cuirassiere, We came on the
signs 0; disaster to regiment Of
Iancers-etayes with red and white strea,a-
| css in Ill directions. lancer ah4koa. saddles
valises, and tunice-blue laced with white.
One would think lancers aud c1,irassieza h&d
| fallen together; but 10 whsrevef trgimcuta
lsrce ana cuirssa belonged, it was plain they
hAd been routed and destroyed One remark
alto circumstances ia this-not cui1ass WAS
p:epced by bullet looked most narrowly
, 1870-08-30
MEDICAL.


Efpally Cnn.uuptiyee will tnd The watsr md hstha
# Kht CUSGkESS SPRING. EonEsrzs Hall shsld,a.
Nay. New v1k. me Of the b,.1 crauvca o{ Ihsoat.
titm and Esnccrs 4 cttre rfusr effected in four II
ds:.u xsetA ClInate 1ft-sEipk eet1ss Ls.a Atnso-
optu Ill the yeAf. Bo.sd excellent 4nd eheap Fer par
Eeuztt ef.renert aEd rooo:t aprly pftonalty ar y
ELruOnr
, 1870-08-30
Tue NORTHWEST.
ILLINOIS

C.-,, -, :,
1he Ptpniai!on VI MaLtoon Is ss1s3. AnsaneH
has population 0f 2.16U; Prairie City. 1,1.a, mud
3taramt, a 4sa TIN ,,orp,atior M .,rI 6.nnntv
10 "a 20 ~ N-N 0o@1''
~ Ao.'~os
"A peealuE morse. vhluca III ss'0. bieh 70
death al the nOsc Ia Hftccu minutes, few days
aeo,
The buildings for the State Reform School
1t Pontiac, viii be completed aud tue school
orenrd on the 1st of Sandary, ls7l.
The Government p1ftS of surveyors, dretl9s.s,
atc, for the npEoycncnt Of the Illinois K!sez, Ii
now ut work 1t Lick Creek. Tic cnste appro-
pziation OF sao,000 Is to be expended butHeeh
l'eor1a snd Cht!!!cothe-
-Wm+ A. Bushcr. u resilient OF Decatur, and
member pf the CitJ touncsl, WHO. month o. two
slice visited Psussta. anA expected to EesGTn to
is family In 'fue season. IS held M prisoner BY
&Er military ad:llGtIt29 tn IFu+sia- E1uftS will
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Is Shtp-HutIding to Become 4 Lost
Ae%

From the St1u FORK TimeA
The ship-tuiider whose views were present.
ed in the Times yesterday told no new story
All be saws has Jecn stated before. The tes-
t:mony of practical man i. however. sl*sy4 y,
valuable, Hc speaks With the fnluess a-'a
positiyepess OF knowledga-aud Of knoTl-
, 1870-08-30

had his leg ElDged and his boot torn coupietn-
ly OF. Geo. E. Townsend vas standing on the
circus ground with his umbrella in his hand,
He wns knocked down and lis umbrella torn
very siugula1Iy affected He wos ba1ly burned
in tho back and cut wad mlde in his
coat exactly the khnpe Of star, and Lit,
hat wss torn in rhretls from his head.
Andrew Do Witt, who WAS badly l,ut,,c.i
in the left breast, lay stunned for
WOMAN who vas sta..dins oMsr,,s ,hs 1.u,,
WAS cure she waa attacked with 3 pataly:i:
stroke. She could move neither her srn,s m.
feet for nearly quarter of Ill 1oHt, wlaea .l.s
eraduslly revived. then hobt,led off ill.,,
grounds. i little child, named Agnes Dess:e-
role, seven years OF axe, mas hurled to tie
ground from Il top sest, Inside tils main rat,-
sa-, and had her loft aru, bsokan. II Is E
noteworthy facs that tho bts2:es Ut The E;sl
bore no ma1ks Of VIOLENCE whatever; not 4
particle Of evidence il oEserrat,la in tier aa-
pearan:e to she's that they die.1 other than
natural dcaths. THO i1est il nowhere BURIAL.
nor is tta hair scozcnel, fact which exeit.,s
general comment. Tho eyes Of one Of the de-
ceased remained vide open, prcsrutia:, 4
sha-t1y appearance AS ciosu my letter.
there aIo reports of moro deaths. but they sso
not credited.
Wonderful Incidents are rcportal cy-,y-
where, aEd the Town il Wild with Ill sorts o.
rumors. The lightning for two hour. l3sl
Trveh'ag was fc4sfully gsaud in Appearance.
Jagged st1eake aud flashes OF what ii Gun
monty termed ''farkeI and chain lishtrine,''
leaped from cloud to elond necessarily. Down
the mouutaiu sides. through valleys, and
aeross tie waters OF the Hudson it bu1ael i;a
WAY, and old peuple fail to Eememhur pasa!-
lel :stva1iors points alon6 the river dwellings,
AMI basus were destroyed By it. Mar nn.,a:,,.-
ieeisIs tSa La1n~ were buried u-47 Fish,
kill another; at, FishLul I4au,.inE a dWellir+;
Was stuck twice. but not consumed; at
Last Havesstraw barn Glled with hay wss
destroyed !; AID .. Milton anothar ta.u was
burned Reports OF r,ure disasters ara as-
psstcl. therefore, .a4s d4.a2su ea1an: 5r. bo
estimated.
Coroner H1ggertr held an inquest o., t.s,.
dead bodies mentioned abore. this E,orn,nc,
and crowds OF rec2:e ent'ravored n FAIL :..i-
mission ~ lie Court House. Nit.lsar: "elr
numerous. Int they cculd tell Int uno stusy.
nlea tbs jury found that tho persons uamez;
ea1as to their deaths br stroke OF l,shtuina.
while gEor1etl asout willow tree on Cnlon
avenue, hcsston. Une stroke Of EEhtcias.
, 1870-08-30
interviewing tho Crown Prince.


Of tho PrI1ssians after the battle nt Worth
were tEu correspondents Of the Taris press,
II. llenH Chabriflart, OF Tho Figaro, and ~
Caspon, of tho Caniois. Each Of thoso gen
sic1nen has published IN account Of his al
yentu1es. 1t So,1'z they wero b.ousht into
the presence Of the Crown priccc, at.l H., iu-
tcfvieM is thus described by u. Cha5ri!!art /;
confess am yerY much embarrassed Ii /
draw ahttettnp IoTtrait q the Prince, 1t will BIZ
rnfarora11e picture Vt HIM. to crafty aug nalty,t-
Itnt passion, l shall te guilty of Injustice aud
fa'seheo4i am fF5Grter. which naeats kind
truly staie ~hat SAN. ami What WAS said. Those
Hlu l1ia! be dissatisfied Wi.A mF htcUuut, 4uust
'ssl W:E p II; r;tDcs thS;asslyss L Z nst ~
i Is 70, sr...priare frederic uij!lata hsr Is
s!sinre a % s Si:t esl aa5 IL p,us h..g s;,,;. II I'll
na.cs: ss' IN TN: eurv. of la alas!ine nose aai
dl.atiur MS s,rtls thsr. #cc "vs'.:ers Of enrrss
VITA, 6lrrn expression Il lila features. IL h:Ls
great simplicity Of nlanneT, aIl Affects rather
htnh o. t"r9fri~ ss1le Of spc1s.ay. tnink..g asrt
xuLesa1 hc4ayitr. lLa was a1c:sed Ia j a!ack
tunlc wl,h1rd collar md 5aciuSs, without any
erntrols!s'y Ct guild bsa!i. upon the shoulder j
distinguishing ornament. He wore q Snail black
Cap bo1sarrei with red, aud The wfloc anlforrn
was severely sE,pls- 1Ie speaks ttsneh win
stight tiern,au ln.onaston aud ecrsSona, hesisa~
t!on n cenaln "oshe. ~ you SPEAK Gc:ll2n,
sI sdi! ne ~ me-
70, ffaacs' nos Su'aclea!!s. -...
! aiA au's aNs u. ~ n.AeIn!se jon Ton!t!
haic hea1n " MEAL !iAancf our t:vots sila2E ol
3nais& & Han ~ ~, aas sssssai u snG3 asst shetI. -
| s''anN 3uu III. VIZ u4aStt 4oI tHxt op!niaa.
~. !, Vus,e .u, ~ n"tS III sat'teh
~ ~ aa -, ~ n,,:A aAc "a!cu nAse nceh
et,IeSu " ~ ~ ~ VI your holulafa
| laen. ~. 'ausn usueaSe en.eHtGrauot, anu al
Apat u.enssk I1"sSs ~ 1Hels.eaus tnc Iact %
uss At tniu - tuat AIe1 H4a 'Ak"u bet Sten 5,y53
Iii. ~" flsoae'A SsitsJ *HEE, ea1 misfaialcuses,
| aal tWh caSl.f. .-.
Anolr 'hc rtt:oncrs, se:'! be, Il General
f}QclL ~ II This Ha1Htnr - SIC hfu!, Ut ktttI1-
, 1870-08-30
Nc hare tic +. turns u TIC population Of = few
c"uniirs II Wisconsin,, given below ID q colupasa-

WhttNa1cf, ,f!llaSc sIGsan1 ltaptds.....- Ills
During THUNDERSTORM. ins: wcrk, at Pack
waukcc, the lightning struck in the lake nearly
opposite the tl:iage, throwing mp a Column Of
Na1rr no, les i5an ten feet high. Some toys
VISITED SIC s;Hd haon After un1 iaunl uuuher
e1 dead neh 1o-'El- ufun the water.
Tho Sparta Edc:e mentions tho visit OF q
family uf Iusiiaas To that Village, among whom
is u Woraan t7nusc Rcc Il undoubtedly 1s9 Jeass
She arpeascd aaaeh worried wish ths care VI her
hca.!stfphg Eseat-gsand-'iauGhtcf, tho latter be-
Ing all orphan vi Is su,ntnera-
Tho Eau Claire Free Ir<1s has an account Of q
terrific hurriosn0 which swcpt over the uruucttc
River cauDfr3, eighty miles north of Eau Claire.
Tine tires I've fett Id diameter were torn from
Their 70 Its oe trpkcn OF, anI driven oycr tho
gEou1.l Ixsfut:.ss-1ly, tho country tht5cabout Is
hut thlnly iti}l4blth or Immense damage II prop
criy anu luss u ll:e mug tase been the rssuL
MINNESOTA.
The census taker I'll . ,twn In Mfenesots, a1
tue solicitation 1t The paastic, waited four hours
lclore clcstis HI, lists for lae birth Of . pahe.
The census Of 1'lc village was theFeby lrcrcassa
from %ss sossse-
The e1slfng Of tic St. Fant 4 Chicago Rail-
road Is co,ns'!c'tI between Hastings und Rad
Wing, anl tTack-layiug Commenced on Tuesday.
Tie ties ntti neE nl0tcTial are all OIL lhe gronnI.
AID II Is confidently expected that the road will
he completed anil tho cars running thereon fFuru
1tst Wing 10 81. rsnl ny the 1st Of October ue1t.
| The ircu f'r1I.c ut Hastings will tc built nuxt
| winter.
| X,ssogEL
Mt. 1Iart who d!ts, a few days ago, in ST. Leuls.
| was worth ono hundred Thousand dollars, all Of
which was 1nR.lc IN the pJAtcf trade. His friends
saJ that, tfeeu yeats aCr. he began tra,1c s pur-
| chasing two calls ut oysters On credit
! OHIO.
Springfield nas the largest wates-rhecl ever
, 1870-08-30

The rTpssians cant get their war loan taken
uE.--6Aisu9o 7sm<x.
They seem to be getting along very we'll
without it. and, when they reach Paris, tho
motcy will be obtained.
, 1870-08-30

Mr. Freeman and Lis fSierd4 caua imrae-
diately to tuun, and were seen at Intervals
during the slay, bat we're very reticcu,. Mr,
H3mln'R friends also returned to town e.riy
In the dsy, aud were also secp on tho streets.
Mr. Freeman wctt out to Shanghai several
days EGO, scon atte- tho meeting Was assnug-
cd. AID xesnained there till hfset the duel.
Mr.. Hanllin went out 1A1rsdAy night and
slept near the isld. Every effort WAS made
l.: Judge Smith, s1-f1oEetuor Harris, Rsr-
Mr. Carmichael aai others to trsag tho affair
10 satisfactory settlement, but iu vain. Tho
time of the lcetins was put ueatly . week
nhcat BY the friends of Mr.. Haulin. With tha
hope tt.s something wolld occur to sett1e the
affair. .lr. Hasalia's practice with tha PISTOL
showed him to be Al Indifferent ehot. Mr.
F1ee1laQ WAS finc shot.
THE CORRESPONDENCE.
AExrHss, Tean., Aug. -.
NJ. E3sari Uanlin, He;4pai4, Ifna-:
SIN: Thia viii be handed sou BY my friend
.1r. Charles +. Woodbridge. ! v.sh him TO ar
range with you, o. your friend. Speed! mes.-
ing il order to ssttIe all existing differences.
In this communication it is aa111y necessary
to refer to the past. Let it sutlca that shall,
and do now, deaouIce you - co|atd. pol.
t.oon, aud base scoHrdrcl. II this is not
faction erery gentleman II MI times has 4
right to ask o. another. inform ns and will
Ho2Er1EIp, Ark. Asy 20. 1870.
shdt0f Z. Il fFfe1FHft ...
| SIN Your note Of the 10Th instant has beeu
received. am unconscious Of having done
! sou any wrong or OF having given you ant
| cause for this most extraordinary conuuni.
eation but the peremp.ory terms OF yous
| note detar nc fro:a any reply other than the
| acceptance Of the meeting you desire. u.
| 91iend Nr. Scales is authorized to represent
re, sud viii ssranse the terms Of this meet
ing. ..- Ed L. HAx1Iy.
| TIE CARTEL
Tne Of mce.ius-FndaE, eSsh August, sun
| rise.
i Place-state Of Mississippi, at Shanghai
| On the fernando road.
Weapons-Duelling pistols, loading saoott
| and single.
Distance-Fifteen paces.
FoeitioE-Past:es facing.
Eiring-A drop or rlsing shot, as eishe
! principal may elect-hodinE tho weapons a
nsh, singles with the line OF eight. farue.
to practice or not, At their option, and al
Practice to cease after 6 o'clock p. n. thu
day, Aug. Is. D. N. ScGEs,
| CT, NooLpRIDaE-
The New York herald., 1870-08-15


limited beng only for small lots TO supply immediate neces
sss as % nc BIDS o
A5ou! % sbs in lots were sold at ssc a4c, the
irm for sainee but dun for grades which how
sss ps asa ssr 81 CLOSING rsTs 81 Is Ss Ss
No No ~ n lots at 81 ~ rs and sma lots No and pale at
81 7 esrs ~ ac s ana wiaaea ss! So
S6a ~ Wilmington tar was dull at about 49, which
oIs Lnseed duh and heavy q, &c &c., In casks;
sI 1 4 1 w do
Sy wss Of soSs SE Of % % being
IKE NO sales OF moment were reported on tho creek the
erass on The upper road during he % d.y were
sS a Y 70 se1 option Crude SS vas su and
was inactive and nominal a, former prices The market
by increased Grmness OF holders, who asked 2ic .
& m TOR s lots ON tue spot and 2s for careoes for the bal
early the day 2S1Sc oOo bols deliverable in two
was IN some aeaad sss 500 o ri TIE
market In Philadelphia was more active, the demand being
hrmer closing about sssc The sales were
'PS o si 30 tS pork The m.rGe. for
GT s%s sSss aS. eaf4s n ssps Ss 4 pr
s & we5e re- At S g. se per sS %, There Ser r.
chiefly at sac so which the closing price, go do
2S o.. sss at !. P s. So XSs. s o q q .S held q
$2s S ss 70 for Western mess, SIS Tor extra prime and
.% sS Tias }ss S".
grades were quoted a. sc l.e Beef .l dun there
ee no demand except Tor ba Ots ana prices were weak
Few small sales were effected mt prices within the
OF %l3 $l6 for plain and Sl6 Sl9 for do.
Iicrce beef was Inactive and nominal at 2c. 3uc for
prime mess which in light supply. Bacon dull,
and irregular. Long clear was quoted ut ib%c bS,c.
Cut meats were In limited demand and heavy though prices
quoted soc and sS. ,sresd 's and basssa DO as
2c 49c the latter price for choico About 90 packages
were sold within the range OF these prices. The lard
market hrmer, and sales made hc. higher
22t packages 1910. for prime Western stean l6c
for cy also 200 nerees for September and October
Waa
steady and hrm at 16 &c. for spot 70 August.
kIoE slow OF sale but without change value few
small sales made within the range OF 7sc 7c for
Rangoon, and &c. stSc. for fair choice Carolina.
light from all classes OF buyers and prices remained heavy
Fair 70 good refining Cuba offered at stc 9sc.
% 70 %efs Hpesoss s hS n any % s1'sa' s
los: and 30 bbs on private terms. ke6ncd dull
llss for for hard: lac ana s3c for so white sa.
ESod ErGsery. ioae fSSe. prime csciss grocery.
mos;.es .!hhds ana boI.s sse i0c.; %siado, ssc..
Sxc. Hayasa-Boxes Dutch standard, Nos. 10 8,
s.c ashc d. 70 70 u ss lo.c ;do y 70 10, loxc;
Porto Rico-kean,ne GRADES gi.e iosIcS ~ DO rr"crsx
grades, l0Ac
sRgDs.-Lnseed dull and quoted at 81 2s 80 g7k,
Inactive and prices remained nominal l4c for clover,
and ~ a ~ 5 for timotoy.
heard further sales OF cruds which
Wa. quoted At sAc' gold.
mand was only for small lots and prices weak At l5c
q ishc for common 70 prime grades
TALLow.--The market was dull and prices heavy
WHISKY Y~Rcceipts, 2aS bbis The marrss, was only
moderately active, further decline occurred prcss
The saes were 2s6 bbla, at &c, tax paid.