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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-24

The PRAIRIE WHISTLE AND ANIMAL mi
TATOR be used by child 1t is made to initiate
the Song of every Bird the Neigh OF Horse the Bray
OF an Ass, the Grunt ola Hog Birds Beasts and Snakes
Enchan ed and Wrapped by it 1t used by Dan
Bryant, Charley White Profs. Anderson Hermann,
McAlster Heller, and all the Minstrels Magicans and
Warplers Ventrloqusm can be learned in three days
by its aid Sent free receipt ut % cents three tor %
cents 1926 per dozen. A5aress Box ll6 Station A.
Spring street, New York.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-24

"Tho yield is enormous The additional value of the
straw more than pays osst of seed"
g. ID LANGwogrHY, Alfred, N Y.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-24

a GENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE to
~ sell highly Illustrated Family Record Every
family shond haveoaa Those desiring TO act Agents
should apply at ouoa for price and terms TO
N Is MCKINNEY Iawton Mich
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-24

N e WILL PAY AGENT" A SALARY Of
w $50 per week aud e4peu g. or alos a lrrYs
eoihhission. 10 sell onr neN wonderful Inventions
Address NJ, WAGNEkd 90, Marshall Mich
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-24
For restoring Gray Hair 10
its natural Vitality and Color,

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and effectual
for preserving The
hair Faded or gray
hair is soon restored
to its original color
n'M the gloss and
freshness Of yo@
Thin hair is thick
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-24

yield from % pounds seed on one acre, 1l3b bush
els j. BARKER, Spring Mills n Y.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-24

"Onc bushel of your Norways produced az mech a
five bu shells OF the Surprise Oats
ADAM RANKIN Proprietor Of Premium Farm, ILL.,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-24

MURDER! MURDER MURDER :
Ivv Beware OF Quacks! vct m Of early ndiscretion,
causing nervous debility, premature decay dc having
tried every advertised remedy has discovered q
simple # self He will send free to his fe
low uerers Address Box 49, station A. 81 ring st NY
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-24

"My yield from Ia acres 100 bushels Common
oats same ground yielded 30 bushels per acre Nor.
ways heavier and stood up while he others lodged
badly" V, g. SAWYER Ohio.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-24

81 bought bushel of seed Of N p Boyer Co.
which they advertised Imported Norway Oats, before
saw your advertisement then sent for peck of
yours and gave each an equal chance. The peck of
your ed produced much lacking II hs, the bust
oil Of theirs and yours did not lodge; theirs did,"
l. 4. DODt v Pa
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-24

81 have bought all the improved seed down to tho
Norways and 1t is the only which have MOI been
humbugged. show mo any oats that will beat 1t in
yield quality, and will gladly pay 800 for bushe"
W X. HUBBARD, L. l., n. Y,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-24

"My yield from five acres is 753 bushels | will beat
the world ne1t year.
j. L. TNE, Chattanooga, Tenn
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-24

"Yiold from Is lbs, 30 bushels; weight, 30 lbs"
GEoBGE VILLA 8, MINI.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-03-24

"Tho Norwsys yield with me moro than do ible what
the Surprise do and are excellent in quality. The sur.
uriso oats all hu and very deceptive grain and
would not pay half price for them TO feed my horst
NJ V. WILSON, KENTUCKY
, 1870-10-24
TIE PQkT-oE-EKTRY LAW


...''. ~; - sne IAse sess'on' l'a@sea An ac'
~. =. 'n4s ios io's'sn
-. oousn 'ne ol'efaaoa o1
s,,. -. - ~ =, AAe e4u'atfa'e-
a., ,.,o., .,;,'e ,ss 49, ~ upu1 49,. s.e' ets
49,. eA 'aeu, na' LUZ
A"o Au'no''zeo ..ss 70 ne eoe
~" ."a -. 'os .ne .n''''ons OF fos-
c'e" 6A" "'e1 una 'aeif way 10 all
P"' western etateA ihe
''A'e ~ ''s" ~ s''as, IN th's e'ty IN 1869.
was '"1'' ss',""'''"0' 'at amount will
te lnnsnts's increased EndeE the sdrsn-
tugs Il o'fect ''".'orsas'on and the reduc-
tim OF dHt'ts. and 1t will b+corne Aques-
tier u vast consequence TO this city, into
uLc>e haScs may fall The administration Of
this inutns@ hEs'ness- The practical ope-
, 1870-10-24

madc a measured hushel, and weighed 5a1
Eounds; 1000 bushels Of onions, started
IN hot beds and grown afterwazd upon a
single acre. and Of sugar bcets, forty tons
TO the single acre. The two statements,
showing what may be done by ordinary,
aud whnt may be done by extraordinary,
effort, arc evidence enough Of the fruitful
moss of the land. That farming in such
country must be as profitable an employ
ent as residence in region four or Eve
thousand feet above the sea, where there
is little moisture except that coming from
s:;nuing streams, must be healthfnl. needs
no demonstration when it is remembered
low many miners there are in the mouu-
tains wlo produce no Il Oh; that thare' will
soon lie more, and that, in the markets Of the
world, the farmer who can raise three times
Is much wheat to the acre as his compe-
tito1a, has two bushels to spend for freight
Lclore competition really begins,
, 1870-10-24
nrr in which IL shall bo put In operation

here.
1hc execution Of this Jazz will reauir:
Tic establishment OF bonded warehouses;,
ard a corps Of Inspectors, appraisers, and
ws'ghers. Upon the honesty aud integrity
Of these men will rest the execution and
Success of the act, or it's pervers;ou
ty fraud, end its eyontuL sepsal.
We all know who Las the an
po'ntmens of thesa intermediate OH.
ee1~ Trey are designated by The
p.sson who happens at the time to repre-
fent the district in Congress- It is idle to
Sar that disrcputable and dishonest. men
"'il not seek these places. When mem
l'er, elected by the substratum Of society,
Comes to distribute his patronage, he must,
III order to rctain his nscendancy, remem.
Der those who have made him what he is.
II nc he an Importer and an uuscrup1lous
person, so much the better. lie can kill
two birds with ono stone
Cannot this city, which will be soon the
second importing city of the country, have
Representative at Washington who wit
duly warn the departments when thieves
attempt to take charge Of the revenue?
Cannot VIC find snme man who, in his past
career, has giren assurance that
he will be no party t. the
appointment Of any person to Federal Office
who will himself tlef1and the Treasury, or
print dishonesty in othess,-some person
whore lie and reputation are guarantee
that the new responsibilities devolving unon
him in reference 10 the importation OF n1er-
chandise, will be faithfully discharged with
en- eye single to the public goods
, 1870-10-24
REPUBLICAN CANVASS


7rroins'n"as~ CT <ncaxrr>.
tT'-1" 1":1svl7s So nEs.lEy 1aaou1:.. oy The
s. .t- d'frt'ra, s>nrn'ntts,r. - @~
.."vrrnoE t. i. O;LtSBl will SPEAK as so1-
~ Aak-.. Tues .ev. Oc'ahee *
N!I-t NJ E.sinr$.lay. Dctrte: "a
g.. 20: Nst>s: VIII sreAs au>y ax announced
s:rnr-s! 1tHS 4. LOGAN. can.f1t.,r for Con
t..-'F:'th at E.-rcr. w.l1 *p ~ as follows:
= ias'. II @nsi1r. n-:0ises -. n IN.
N't-u;uI'ts. Wrfnrs tsy. D.t.AoeG 2t, r. n.
,;rcrs4' 1.aSan vi er=aE oniy as ANNOUNCED by
th.s eo!.UN:r.-
':~oasf F. \. RATES. Safe Treasurer, viii
- = a. f.,':.G-.
"srnrn,.. Hn1'1>y. r~roaeE 81.
NJ -. Tu"*-rar- tH.fistHT -
In WI +. FIERCE. Il. r,"'l@sn ca1 Il lac
r. s:atc S=nA'or. EEasesu,h District, will speak
L..
y 'E.s::ce. [sct1:ser 81
i9.siakt E. Oc1nt1 aS.
1lm Il =. COOK, Rerao!can c.udstate for
i'rE1tss IN The SIKH District, Will speak a. FOL-
itN:
K.Hiakee. Kanxakee Count., Oatooer Is.
1"tkE,llr. Kendall County, October q.
, 1870-10-24
Judd-EnFWc4J.

"1he frogs. living An easy, free life ercry
vhtre among the lakes and ponds, ass mbled
together, one day. in 4 very tumultuous man.
1,er. and pesiuoped Jupiter to let them hAyo ,
kirg. HAo might inspect their morals md
'hake them live a little hnpester. Jupiter. be.
''.g II that time IN pretty good hutaor, xas
LEASED to laugh heartily At their RIDICULOUS re-
guest; and, throwing down =, log into tue pool
led, There is Eng for you.' Tue sna,
al sllasl which this made br it's fall into the
: a'er 1t first terrified Them 20 excccdiocl,
Il :: they were afraid to come near it. But in
littlc time, se.ing it lay still without mov.
its, they ventu.ed By degrees to approach 1t;
AID, At last, finding thsrs was no danger.
tScy lesped upon it.; and, in abort,
t:eated it as familiasly ~ they pleased,
!:ut, not conterted with SO insipid and tedi.
CTS King as this was, they sent their depu.
ties to petition again for another sort OF one
fer shsa they neither did nor could like. Upop
that. Jupiter sent them eterk, who without
aay cezcmon; fell a-desou1ing and eating them
IT, oue after another. as fast AZ ho could.--
fotles Of Esop, No. IIITI.
, 1870-10-24

What are the questions relative TO the
1odian policy and civil service reform upon
which we are SO mysteriously, but positive
y, informed from Washington that tho
Prcsiden. and Secretary Cox could not
agrse: As to civil service reform in The
Interior Department, one would suppose
that, if Secretary Cox desired to adopt it in
principle, by having all candidates for ap-
rointments examined as to their fitness
before being appointed, it would be next
to impossible for the President even to OPP
Ioso it, still less to mako such desire the
ground Of removing the Secretary. and
rhat possible reform could General Cox
propose in the Interior Department which
:'on1d be fatal to any plans of President
Grant? These Washington dispatches
ravelop something which needs to be made
;.'aiu, bnt probably will not be, 80 long as
:in,on Cameron is around. The tendency
# the Executive to resazl .ne appointing
t-u~-- ~s sort of Presidential pin money
''h'ch the President msy spend where he
i'eases, has been increasing for years, and
= - ~4~<s- anna af5artual rhack
, 1870-10-24

~ Gsa+ aaeosefed very large spermaeeu whale.
80. eu al'es from GleucesteE, noating on The
Naes. eprsten'lJ dead. They approached md
enoeasoted to secure HIN. but be proved too
hses!. nsofe taei- tickling. and tipped the men
~ ~oselau liz ~hsesh'p evidently was affected
Mn amoesKrsa, and ccula not 60 beneath the sur
,sse' pthdinf they could not taxe h..a alive, the
'S's'on ~ Inc tteamc: Eme1lne. liz Is slxtr fret
Inc BOSTON ,Iosr"alof the 18th. SAYS: 1" The
tssessn eot Of the property and the eaum.rs,1np
o. tbe lnhabisan's have been completed In BROOK.
ne aae former Is sao1 1,7lo.s.s, Of which 5only
soeut one-s*xlfih is personal. eleycn-srt1f.hs
be!fg real ESTATE THIS population Numbers sos..
s"e. In, 1880 It was $685.. 1nrrr.7. IN ,en
ysafs' Es'ead. Th'a ratio Of iceseate Is &sx per
etht The CITY Of New Yort. in tue same time,
nas ,,'eseasea ont5 about 1sA per cent, or from
slaees IN lsec, TO about sss co., In $50 II ,pese
ratios should be mainta.ned tor the next thirty
I'VE years, tse1e would be, 4, the end Of thas
Period, over .Ooa OF people In ,he two cttrs.
VIZ: "''~ -N'-~-s
, 1870-10-24
Terrible Scenes In WEck10tv-One
iundtt d and ElEsy Persons EvIc.

Terrible Errr.s ,an SvteE10xv-nu6
ysuna-. = e.s.. ....n,s. E~t~-
: I'D. '"'s
: Osea" tstfteme<5 ~ Correspondence Of tie Stas
1ork HsFatl.
After all the strife, the discussion, and the
bitterness oc:asfoued BY ths L,nd bill, OF last
Session, it nov turns out tina: the work Of e1-
termination. in Ireland proceeda AS vigosoualy
a eyer: Alas! fear there ia no hope FOR
the 1slsh peAsansry. 1t faast in our genera
ton; Another fand bill maat Be PASSED. As
much in advance Of Mr. GlAdstone's ~ Mr.
Gladssones is iu advance OF the old eyaten,
hefnre they can be secure 10 THAR holdings,
and even then their position will be p1ecA-
Eous enough.
Near baltinglass. il tbs CouotJ Of Wicklow.
: On the estate Of Ns. Dick, the msmber Of
: FatEameut for that county, what think 5ou
took place during the last faw days No less
than twenty-four families-one hundred and
fofty-e'1 Persons IN al-ware sent adrift upon
TIE orld! A.lof thtm, without exception.
were wtll to do, aud owed not penny Of
rent They wese wiling to PAY higher Fent
sooner than be obliged to ''go,~ but their
offer to this effect vas not accetted. 11r.
Dick, "the patiotic member fer the county"
happened to BE- travelling on the Continent.
ARD, OF cout-e, could not be communicated
With, either by the suHcrets or their friends.
, 1870-10-24
THE CONVENTION:

The Republican County Convention met on
Saturday, and nominated "a Coueressiona,
Legislative, and county ticket, which will
lie found in another column. The canai.
Gates nominated for tho Legislature are
with three or four exceptions which TIM
public will easily recognize, very good
.Aen-the Senatorial nominees especially
20. The nominees for Sheriff AMI, Coroner
are unexcertionable. II would be difti:
perhaps impossible. under the present sys-
TEN Of nominating candidates for Office,
to get twenty-five better men who would
lie willing to accept seAts in the Legisls-
tire. We say this without any mental
reservation. although there are on the list
three or four names of persons whose
object in desiring seats in the Legislature,
and ability to I'LL them, are not exactly OBJ
v1eos. There bs'ng an election of Tnitea
o'ates Senator pending, we esteem it a
s"''t'ea' necessity, however, to support
ihese IS we'll rs the others.
1hefe as no.sn necessity attending the
case o1 Inc congressional nominee, Mr.. c.
L. fss"e'. IN seeking and obtaining this
no'''as''on, as. far"el1 has challenged
M investigation OF his charac-
'eit a".ceeoents. ana ntness, and ln-
VIC" tue pnbhc to canvass his
s's'as 70 ene1e connoence- We did not
.ninA " "ouu 10 so. Iae' TACT that he
LES 1aheh 'his tlsk Pfesupposes that there
~ hol'e ..etnenoous stare 10 be played Tor,
oeeause ~. fnf~e'' is an able, oool-headed
'aan. oesoid OF political ambition,
-ud ne always measures. the risk
, 1870-10-24
St0tfstfcz OF CRIME In the United
StN1cH~

$tAfFH.
.S ~ ,n-n ,,.., !,
ane ~. ~ SuIe Ao'o; essaolishtnG tue
uepa!.aeIt .. JUSTICE makes y the autg OF
.le attorney General TO 1arn'eh u hls annual
report Statistics Of cT1mo under the laWs Of
the Cuited States, and, a. far as practicable
u1,aer tina laws of each Etate
ia 1,.s fha,afo,a 800 -, ,;~a,. =
relation thtrctn Tna 40 ~ Gnsa1,na ~
Of each State. requesting him to forward the
following Information:
I. The number IT prosecutions Instituted DUR
Ing said yeas, under the pena! laws OF the j. ate.
in ttree CLASSES: III Uf capttal cs1mes: {a> oi
crimes puhl.hab:e in the State penl;cntta,5: III
uneme ut 10 the peLt.t ntia.y.
IL The uuubr Of cfttnIual cases disposed of
Ing ss!d year-the rernrt tpeciIytas, wiki tue
sa,re Classification as a,aoyr, u lie namoer Of
cases tired b. Jury; {s) the number OF cony1c-
tions iiv tuT5; Isl tue number Of acouttai3 bv q
jnt3: q The numter nf ca5es nolIe uto.sed. DIS
nI:mi:sed. OF discontinued; {s) the num5:r OF
cases r1itt oy Judges Ut Nay,,tratrs wtthDu, the
lcttlrepuon uf q j11..: ttl the numbes Of cooyic-
iinrs II such cases; u the 1urs.5 Of acait,a. 3
tn euen cases. ~
The cttrT, which viii shcw fut,r the eesoa of
tho 4tfnf1ev Grnerais irfent{nns IL aG1ssS5Esa ~
each tu,feu states UIstftct tttorner 1f13Enfras
, 1870-10-24

Melancholy atnoubcements Ike the following
are daily appearing IN the German papers: "Iu
our deep and inexpressib,e sofrow we give notice
to our dear relations, friends and acquanssncea
that it has pleased Almighty Gnd to call avay our
dear youngest, heiov~d and hopeful sun.
Rudolph and Oswald, odlcern In the Third Vest
phaltaa Regiment ot in'aatEy In the 11wes OF their
aec- Tncy both died on the 10th ins., in the bat
tie Of M1fs-se-TouT. the death OF heroes for King
and country. Rudolph Was struck by bait while
s1otErtnR The position Of the enemy ii the head Of
his company. at the moment tnat he was si}.nr
to his men, - Forward, rnr Children r Oswald.
who Was taEtuR m order to the 1rst iue Of
saroiets. wa& Killed in The act, '. Amin and bis
wife, NetElN1,r
, 1870-10-24
7.uE NORTHWEST.

ILLINOIS
calf months oil. that gives = piut Of milk
':sly, Is to be extihtted nj the Du Qaoip Fair
The Beller1t'e i Southern llluoIs Railroad
'as finished between TluckncyyllIe and Du Quoln
st week.
s ". Armstrong. A4awyer and land agent. Of
: niant1le, AdAlr County, committed suicide by
'skine poison.
The Nashua Fpst rays that Colonel Daspes late
4 The Dubuque 7smts, Is about - enter the Meth
e i.tst ministry.
English sparzows have appeared IN Jefferson
County.
The burglars who hare been Worrying III,
.ferf OF Iowa City for several months rs5t tutn
sas 10 be gang Of twenty boys, not one Of whom
Il Of ef 26 years old.
The Cedar Rap,dE 0bseyrer zeceuttF raTe An
II tecunt Of Mis- Dasts ascending from her hus-
kuod- II turns out tnas MIS- Davis did not ab-
ttond to any great distance, tor last Thutxday.s
to~r1 er contains note from ArA Davis, where
Irntn .hc follow tbx Is an extract:
II II no time slnce left hare been out Of hear
i.ase tcr;t lts,rpin9 10 th- comments to See nov
cNtfAtaEabtiy people will ccnstfue fhe 1c;s Of 4
..ip'ees woman that has been forced IL tl5 vhnt
l. any ionse. 70 Tors 5; tae West to sapposs uSe NJ
lazy Dusr4nh; ! Am brukcu .wn, and unable to
sio It tonFr1. have worked out ~ re week II
,. M % sare w safsn ia ssslsF' have keps sSSope. Soes
= re-hcuSe, and eren tone washing. snp,urs mr.
r II and cA!ld acsl Davis AIt, After hkIlng doug
I'D whipped by h1r- And nov, II thefe IS anJ
y soran in t4xn VII syup .th,Ees 18th tim, they
welcome 10 my rl$ce. ~ I prpoosc, hence
supporting uyscff aud my ca,d- Icould develop
,sEgs a. to thts mAh Davis that would s:art1e tie
e; immunity, nj, II l am ssked no questions, I
.:,sltssy no.hiag further. ESTHER u. DATlA"
WISCONSIN,
AtA!lsauket, Il lady named Df3ssner. having
,~ en- married. TO Jew for Two years- has adopted
hts faith She WIS renamed sarah. and remar-
ti.d according 70 Jewish rites, al the Synagogue
In Milwaukee. the services being conducted ty
tic Rev. Nj. Erpstein.
The Kubourn CITY Ntrrpr Of October 81,
II caks Of hops as folloWs:
- The weather haa been more or less rainy sud
CLOUDY dus,bR the past week, and recelr,s have
teen light And the quaitJ ooksiy OF the poorer
Irssfe, Ftices r1nee from TO 10 cents per
iouud, With not the slightest chance for au ~
Efensh and German letera report the ma,-
e. nle ae,Sy VIZ f., ot IT, 1s;s
s4.s: The trade has been 50 thoroughly dem IT.
nExezl snd cut up that our old established houses
-, there Is no money IN The hustness any mosc.
The frefsxan's Journat sayE: " 1t mxJ take year
0 two Of quite low prices to settle aud determine
tie matter. buE We think It Will ultimately be In
fAvor Of the growers reading ln the great hop
California anu WtseonA.u, SAYS: Nor eau those
S:ates .EJ better coupese WITH u u hop FaislnE' ;
ever Yaised In the wotld. and the only
cso9 thss :Ieat that VA q ~ .cS1uns y
fu6 theInse,.cs mistaken. Hopa grox Wild here,
II xnc soit u ~ naturx! 70 their prodactou n
~ pa1s oi me 1iooe. Many 'of oar psosuotrs
, 1870-10-24

authorities refused to defend the town TIE SEC
ond time, in caseoH IN attack. The consequence
Of this refusal Of the authorities vas the occuPa'
tion Of the town BY the P1ussians, who hold II
now.
General BourtaN has commenced operations in
the Srrih-
George Francis Train arrtve4, at MarseEles yex-
serda,, nnd created great excitement by uakiag
4 spet ch, in which he dcnou.ced the Frusslans
bitterly.
#. QUENTIN.
LILLR, Uet- 79.-The Germans entered St Qnen-
lin yesterday morning. They made regulsltoas
foT 7, ,oo1, 600 H2rca. The leading citizens came
here and borrowed IT from the bank
Communication with Aullcns by railroad Il n
ter1upted.
ThG number Of volunteers asked for hy General
Tsochu, 10, ,ooo. has bfen gre,tly exec ede,i.
The treasures at St Closd we're removed By the
French b. fore the ute WAS opcred-
Thtte is fo:ce Of absut IL, ,oo0 Germans at
Beautny.t
SAntes Is threatened by the P1uss!anz
, 1870-10-24

There ia a fitness in the nomination of
Tom keete to run on the same ticket with
:. h. Farwell. Lovely and pleasant were
Icy in thoir- lives, and in death they shall
lot be divided.
Keefe already holds n position in the
Custom House. # Mr. Farwell should be
'ected to Congress, kecfe's services as a
revenue officer would undoubtedly secure
recognition and promotion.
, 1870-10-24

OHAHA, Oc.- "a nre took p1a.e This after
noon ID TIE Alley between aaEueJ And Faruham
sace:E. deat1p!iaa two stables and several DWELL
ftrov the while htock fron1iog On Fa5pbxu xrsetI
f@Rh WIND W1s raging from the SouiA at the
time. No eFSiMate Of loss made ret
, 1870-10-24
CINCINNATI.
Presbyterian snyuod - IudnAtria3
Expedition -ThenIF1cnt-Ed3to


I'm bt oxlto.
c1seEsSA11, Oct 4e.-Tee Synod OF the c31e4n-
raa pTestJteYy se-assetnoIed to-day 4 res,l1-
iion Recommending prayes o2 the sublec: Of
Chti*tiz3 union vas adn7ted. D. 1srIng. q New
ti2n rnt<Sons He sale. the prosecutions IN Ch1ns,
90 far, wcre aeainSt the Roman
Catholics, but our Protestant missionaries
could .nrt feel a1.ogether safe. Eey. Mr..
Bu=hne't, recently Of Western Africa, spoke on
the same tnttect Ee said the late r>tinh3n af the
Presbyterian churches would greatly All 9t.retgn
mtssf0Ds- keT. E. l. Dar:es presented th. ctatsns
Ct Aaf1etta College. glvt3g : ssatenlelt Ut its
o'fRln- growth, Success. a9d ps0speefa- Churches
were urged 10 aid in Sc e!ang Its enioxMent fund
th1s memorial year 70 sHa o. ]. Z.
T. uolenshadt. proprietor OF The Gaio Female Col
leFe II College Hill, maize proposition to sell
= cou1n!ttee aFponttd bJ the syno's and tn do.
nate ali above 81, ,oso as m 1srtducable eudoH.
Ment 10 the colteEa. 4 committee wsa appointed
to ccnkId7T the Proposition. .ComUanlpn services
we're held At 3 orloek Sea1lv ali the pulc.t5 tn
the eits will be fl'ed With members of Tue synoi
tomorrow.
The e.est IndEs1zial Exposition closed t,.n,ro.
the attendance remalning large, not teio~ iesss
thAp len thousand to-day. Tn fnferes3
has continued nnabated, aud Tia mo.
cess almosi unexampIed. The totaS rerai.fr
have been nearly forsy-nlne. thoasa1ss doIisrs
The exhibition has been open t9entJ.esoht IL. !.
AID eSenlngs, and has been St4tei 81 assn, ~.
hundred Thousand pe1fons> The lsfrer nHn,ss,
o. soe eoeasn1ees On pfeniarns hnvo no& Tas rs.
prrnsh H. 11o 1o. eene rtposr Of commiuecs vii
6eas % loot 70 p4uude ediatsl5 tos snotae, ns
, 1870-10-24

exhibition next ytar, On style Rrouucs still, an9
will &C cutieta he carried oar.
Owing 10 N ttuuIrrslantItpv last wtuser t.e
tween Manager iMacauley, OF Woods Thea:Tr.
aud John i. CocKeTt1t, then city editor Of tn..
Enquirer. the latter was refused ahmi salon to the
thcetEe- 1t was snnoestl tnlt the rnatseT had
healed: but stnce Mr.. EockenlI hecame m41ar-
Ing EDITOR Of thar paper, he Hpnet, ~. adfntsslon
OF purchased tickets but wal refused. LIT
hight he aEaIn purchased ticket. t4klug Wit
nesses with him, nutt was again -cfuscI. 1t u
supposed that suit vii! grow out nf tho m .,,er,
In which some Interesting questions c,ncernin7
The Tights and duties OF theatrtca! managers will
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