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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-09-16

GEN. WM. w. CIRCUIT of Barton will
also be candidate for speaker, and is
cordially commended for that position by
the St. Johnsbury Caledonian, as one
whose large acquaintance with the men
of our State and legislative experience
well qualify him for that position.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-09-16
Vermont News.

- The population of Burlington city
has more than doubled in the last ten
years, and for 1870 will stand at about
14,452.
- Iu STAFFORD three fourths Of the
democrats refused to vote for Partridge
member of Congress, knowing him too
well.
&C. L. Davis of Waterford, has a
pair of yearling steers, grade short
horns, that bring up 1000 lbs. Their
feed has been nothing more than any
creature should have to keep in thriv-
ing condition.
George Cowles of Mclndoes Falls, who
died last week, was for 40 years mer-
chant at Ryegate, where he lived until
four years ago. He was for many years
Postmaster, and twice represented the
town in The Legislature, and was State
Senator from Caledonia county.
- Farmers of Hardwick vicinity are
now busy in their corn fields; this crop i;
ripening full month in advance of las
season, and is of superior quality. Th'
potato crop is very promising, both il
yield and quality.
= Some days ago about 800 was stol
en- from the room Of one of the guests o
the Morrisville House, but has beer
mostly recovered from a young man t.
whom the chambermaid, who committee
the theft, confded it for safe keeping.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-09-16

ST. ALBANs BUTTER MARKEr.-The
market was quite active, on Tuesday,
prices ranging from so to 40 cents, ac-
cording to quality. Shipment 155l tubs;
cheese from Is to 13l cents; shipment
141 boxes, About $50 tubs of butter
we're imported from Canada.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-09-16

BsATrLEBoRo ELEcTIoN.-EdTard
Crosby was elected representative from
Rr.,tleboro on the first ballot, as follows;
crosby $50, Geo. Howe, "a, Charles IL.
Stevens II. c. \. Davenport i.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-09-16
Guardians Notice.

STATE OF VERMONT. ! The Probate Court
DISTRICT OF WESTMINSTER IS. for the district oil
GREETING.
YOU are hereby notified that RANSOM DAE IL,
i guardian of Fred Ii. Whitney minor and heir
of Henry H. Whitney, late Of Athens, IN said district
deceased has filed his petition in said court, repre-
sentipg that his ward is interested in the homestead
of said deceased and that it would be conducive 70
The Interests Of said ward to sell all Of his interests
in said homestead and has prayed tor license TO sell
The same al public auction or private sale. You
further notified that said Court will decide upon sad
application the session Of said Court e be heid az
the Probrte office in Townshend in said district on
the first ednesday Of October 1870 when and where
you can be heard in the premises i yon shall see
| cause. Z. b. EDD1' heglseer:;
| August 81. 1870. 1888
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-09-16
Comnissioners' Notice.
RICH ARD VOLTS ESTATE

VNHE undersigned having been appointed by the
i Probate Court of the District of Windsor. Com
missoners to receive examine and adjust all claims
and demands Of all persons against the estate OF
Richard Wolf, late Of Springfield in said District
in setof TO the claims Of the creditors hereby give
notice that we will for the purpose of examin-
ing and allowing said claims at the dwelling house Of
late Richard OFF of Springfield in said district on
the oath day of September 1870. and the gath. dag
February following. from one o'clock, z. NJ, unit
four o'clock, p NJ on each Of said days. and 81,
months from the 9th. day of August A. d. 1870 i
the time limited By said Court for said creditors {
present their claims to us for examination ana az
of August A. ID. 1870.
q. NJ. D0RAND. Commissioners.
35-3T HIRAM BRITT0N. J
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-09-16

LAST YEAR the republican majority
in Westminster was 81. This year the
bridge question brought it up to lS7-be-
ing republican gain of l20.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-09-16
Notice.

THE Copartnershp heretofore existing under the
i firm name eff PERHAM K WHITNEY, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. Accounts may be
adjusted by either party. All who owe us are re-
o. l.. PERHAM.
NJ. NJ. WHITNEY,
Bellows Falls, Aug. Goth. 1870. $3.50
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-09-16
CATTLE MARK Ell.
AMOUNT OF STOCK AT MARKET.
Qattln Gheen gbotas Fat HoOs Va

= u
Cattle. Sheep. Shotes. Fat Hogs Veal.
This week. 2s9S 1910 100 1850 100
Lastlweek, 3497 1922 300 2i00 100
One year ago. 3lT0 1ll4l 800 1904 IS
PRICES.
Prices Of Market Bcef.-Extra, slS,25 al sl3,I5
first quality Sll50 a 1850; I'd quality $50 Sll00
third quality. 81 90 q 9,00s
Prices Of Store Catte,-Working Oxen, 2 pair $50
"a 200.
YearIings slS a s2l; two years old sos a s3s
three years old, $40 a. SG2.
Mich Cows and Calves.-S3O, $50, SIS and SS5.
Veal Calves IS a SIP.
Sheep and Lambs,-Per head. in lots, 200 a $3.50
extra 400 a 81 So
Hides.-7Mc 2 ID.
Pelts 60 q 75c each Calf skins 16 q lie c IL.
REMARKS-Prioes of beef continue about the
same. Poor has slow sale while good and extra are
quick. the latter going atll TO Sc, Sheep quick
err at all sorts of prices One lot Cnls sold for 81
Is head. and others from.si to So One lot sac.
Live Poultry not as plenty this week and rather
higher Turkeys 23c. Chickens Is TO 20 to quail
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-09-16
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.

s. CRAGIN. has bought II. A. Cooper's stock q
groceries, and will continue the business at the old
stand opposite the depot Feeling grateful for the
past would solicit share Of your patronage IN the
future. -.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-09-16

VIM. Randall of Lyndon, has a
pair of five year old cattle that weigh
$40 pounds.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-09-16
THELAWRENCE HOUSE.
A. PRoUTY, PROPRIETOR.


Corner Church and Adams Street. Burlington. Vt.
HAVING purchased the large Seminary building
i i located as above and thoroughly reconstructed
the same shall open the house toi the reception OF
permanent or transient boarders, Sept. lst The
house will be convenient in its appointments, mod
ern in improvements and with its superior location
The house is surrounded by attractive grounds,
pie shade and commands view of Lake Champlain
and its varied scenery. The furnishings of the house
viii be entirely new. Patronage is respectfully So
81 A. PR0UTY.
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lied.
Marriages and Deaths inserted FREE. Obituaries
including poetry, be paid for according to length

Marriages and Deaths inserted FREE. Obituaries
including poetry to be paid for according to length
In Keene. n. H., August %. ARAMENTA MA.
RIA. wife of Henry Ellis, aged is years, 8 month
and q days.
In North Londonderry, Sept Sth, CLARENCE b.
infant son Of Harvey and Betsey Moore.
In Townshend, Sept. 9th, Mrs. p. X. GARFIELD
wife Of the late Caleb Garfield. aged - years. Yer
mont and Massachusetts papers please notice.
In Springfield. August llth, ofmembraneous eroui
MINNIE IRENE, only child of Sumner c, and Mat
tie n. Carpenter aged years and 10 months.
Gone to dwell in Heaven.
Yes, she's gone to dwell in Heaven.
Little Minnie, loved and fair,
And no more shall we behold her
Till we go to meet her there.
Through weary. weary journey
Ger this sorrow -eouded shore,
Weshall never the smiling
of her sweet face any more.
But when life on earth is over,
In our Fathers dwelling place.
We will gaze again with rapture
On our little Minnies face.
There Wen press her to our bosoms,
And will kiss her checks once moro,
And with hand in hand. forever
We will roam the spirit shore
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-09-16
Notice.

ITO whom it may concern. Notice is hereby given
i that application will be made to the Legislature
of the State of Vermont at its next session. 10 an
mex portion of the towns of Grafton, Rockingham,
and Westminster, including the village OF Cam
bridgeport and vicinity to the town Of Athens
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-09-16
Vermont Mutual
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.

Mailing ~ pcr cent for the year ending August J.,
1870 Said percentage to he cast upon the original
amount of the premium note without any reference
10 any endorsements and to be paid to the Treasurer
at his Office in Montpelier. on or before the 18th day
of October. 1870
Members of the Company will find in the hands OF
the Representatives elect to tho Legislature. Lo-
cal Agents of the Company. schedule showing the
amount of assessment due from each respectively !
and they arc particularly desired to see that the
money for assessments is forwarded to the Office in
October. The assessments must be paid when due.
Those who fail TO thus pay ought not to expect 70 be
paid if their property IS destroyed by fire. A little
attention this the part of the Members OF the
Company, the proper time will save them expense
and trouble See Section sth. Act Of Incorporation
on your policy, which will be enfofeed.l
j. T. THURsToN. Treasurer.
Mnntnelier. Sept. 6. $50. 3l-3J
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-09-16
AUCTION.
EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUA.
BLE REAL ESTATE.


TIVE subscribers executors of the will of JOHN
~ Vermont decreased will sell at Public Auction,
u the premises. On THURSDAY, ,sEPTEMBEH,
ed. 1870. at ONE O'CLOCK, Il. NJ, the JOHN
CLARK FARM containing by estimation. THREE
HUNDRED and FIFTY ACRES, of which Two
hundred Acres or more are heavily limoered and
valuable PINE. WHITE OAK, md CnEsrMLT
TIMER There K on The Farm one liars. Large TWO
HALF DIV BILLING HOUSE, and THREE BARNS.
1t Is well waterad IL Is situated on the C9nnecti-
cut River and on the road from Bellows Falls to
Rockingham Centre. and two miles from Bellows
Falls This farm has long been kneyp as one ?f the
the Connecticut River. A chance is offered to
purchases The SnberSsrs viii sls9 se At tho
BILE PASTURE LAND, situated two miles from
Rockingham Centre. Credit for portion Of pur-
chase money will be given. Particulars made known
at time and place Of sale
A. G, BuTToN.l Executors of will
G. b. EDDY. of John Clark
Bellows Falls, VT. Sept 3D. 1870. 1851
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-09-16

W1NDHAM.-There were three ballots
for representative in Windham, electing
]. d. Jones on the last ballot by u ma
iority. as follows:
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-09-16
For sale.

Good Farrow COW. Inquire of
a GEORGE ANDREWS
Bellows Falls VT, Sept. 14th, 1870, g
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-09-16
Water Wheels.

ONE two feet TYLER Wheel Second Hand One
~ fOLMAN'S Improved IS inch new; Either can
be bought very low. ). u IoLMAN.
Bellows Pals. July 3. 1870. So-B
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-09-16
Lime.

fine lot of LIME fresh burnt. for sale at the old
N Kiln in Athens. near Townshend line VIII be
sold at unreasonable price.
G. II. DUNHAM.
Athens, Sept l. 1869. 37-SS
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lows:
Eddy. rep. 2,792
Lynde, rep. 2,lS2
Bowker, dem. GA
Baldwin, dem. go
The republican candidates are there
fore elected by about 2, $50 majority-un-
less Dover should come in overwhelming
ly against them!
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-09-16
ANDREWS
MARBLE WORKS.
UNDER NEW ENGINE HOUSE, CANAL ST.
BELLOWS FALLS, Vermont.

NUN q vi EN- / >,
TABLETS, GRAyE-SToNES, and every thins
L usually made from Marble, Brown Stone. Soap
Stone or Granite. at VERY Low RATES.
can furnish BETTER WORK, for LESS MON
EY than any other dealer in this part of the coun-
try and wish to say to those in want Of anything
IN this line that unless you want TO pay 70 per cent
more than Jobs worth don't buy Of these Travel
ing Agents who win never brinsyou what you ex-
meet but wait until you come and see what you
can get and save what you would have to pay extra
to a Travelling Agent
All Work done at this Establishment warrantea
to give perfect satisfaction. Also MONUMENTAL
DESIGNING done to order, Please call and set
for yourselves. before purchasing elsewhere.
GEORGE ANDREWS.
Bellows Falls. VT. July 1st, 1870. 80
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-09-16

WINDHAM COUNTY SENAToRs.-We
have the vote for senators in th county
from all the towns except Dover, as fol-
, 1870-09-08

whole secfet is that heat is vitality necessary to
tho separation OF oil and its ab.osbent rosks
In reliticn to this subject, Professor New
berry buro testimony to the general &C
but his experience warned him to regard
Limestone a. by no means tho oaly source Of
oil-in Fact, ehxti6ed bituminoua shAles, that
% largely abound with pale zolc rock, hold
oil and yield it liberalty. Some Of tlis il
Pennsylyania. too, is Of unqneatpnable aui-
NAL origin. ln that e!Atc: bltuniuoua shalcs
unde1lie al tho productive oil wells. scps-
rated hundreds of .feetfrom the Limestone,
which u, besides, impericus- These sh3,e.
yield oil spontaneously,- and over au Of them
ara sandetopef, allowing easy escape. The
practical work of oil-ga:ttn9 il. largely in
detted to these Investigations for success in
bcHng, and. the present discoveries are no
tinuing. .thia interesting Discussion, Dr..
Hall, the eminent Geotogist Of our State,
averred that two hundred miles Of Limo
stone, OF tho Niagara group in this State,
upon being tested, yielded drnps Of
petroleum, and when exposed to heat the oil
would sun out IN streams. A specimen from
Block Greek. now in the State Auaeum At Al
bang, has been dripping with petroleum for
thirty years~ From the Msrcellns 4h.le. aud
that Of Gencsec, Portage ChemupC. there
are constant emissions Of int,aum able gas ip
prodigious quantities, and an escape Of petrn-
leum in small quantities. In none OF these
localities, however, are there any productive
oil wells- The out crop ia ne1fly on plane,
or without unlulations OK apex, And on this
account the doctor has always discouraged
boring wells along these oil hills, though il is
certain that had the country ouginalIv ,been
disturbed, so as to produce soma interclivlal
Textures, where the slowly eoxing oil could
have accumulated, there wonld nos be nam.
herle+s productive wella in that psrt Of the
, 1870-09-08

i S:rnaleu,an'@ Sluubrr~ DE-tnrbra by tue
Kcc~ipl OF n 1lysterlnns -Isctter-
Wants 10 "esct Even ~
An trrc1t.

A man named James Beach Was before Justice
Dcwosf, yesterday afternoon. charged with max
ing Threats. The complainant In The case wns A.
]. Kntscly, the gentleman who shot aud Killed
,:giar, while In the act Of breaking Into his resi-
acnct.. Nd sis West Twelfth street, three four
the following .etset:
". Es..x1E: ....
,sa hare WatsSs4 ~ .ad asss astes, i Ssa IN
going out Of town fur while bnt yoa will hear trorn
IT,. ii s 10 sef X yop az o.t I'd % nsh Ye
may have twent5 retscclncn you may ea1y Ptstel In
s' = IT III M se 's you .o't "'' '''
Teou the receipt Of this rntssve Mr. -knIsely
was somew hat alarmed, Imagining At utst that 1t
Aad come from one Of four men who have fire.
shce the shooting Of the hurEl1y. The han.l-
writing, although evidently disguised. BOXED
somewhat f.%iltaT, and apon. taking down some
merry IN his employ, he found some writing
which be thought had been reuned By the one
HI snhn.tttl ,le letter and book 10 two experts,
'Tciman, Of ,he Traders National nans, an,i each
| were written by the sAne person. This person y
! Lsncs Beach Why he should want to ;. be even"
with MIR. kuisely the litter Is unable to uadcr-
| a.aud DeAch WINS IN hts employ two Jcars ago,
.s,i'l WAS atacharRed for neglcc1tnR his bustncss
| Ht Subsequently went to Michigan to live, and
reulci hDuEp ada 10 Etru,
owned by Mr.. Kntseiy. aud frequently lnr1teu the
i4stcrs children ever ~ his house, where they re-
nlhinth :NO nr thru days at Gnr- 4 feW
months afterwards Beech sued kntscly for <{co.
ati A:nnup the items in the bi1 Has oarl at Il ~
day, for the children during the time they hntl
lsrcn Ut Ills Lpusc- There were also several otheE
items Of similar Character, some Of which Kase
| ror1cri. judgment was GIyca ugalns1 Hr. knlse-
ley fur x4a, nnd lie paid It, At the hcaru&yestcr
lht the c1pens were present and reas*erted tht.l
l,ntcn regard 10 the handwriting, after exam
tninE that Of several letters which Becch acknowi
| cEttd that hr had Written. The defendant wAG
| accorainEfy hell IN StN) for trial. II II though
| hts mind IL somewhat Affected. as he IS a hagx
working man and could not have been IN aay WAY
associated with Jerry Aonroe, the Acfunct bur
| ;;lar.
, 1870-09-08
com. $1,000 ou: oats, u.5oo ua: barley. 7,sso bu

com. $1,000 ou; oats. $50 ua: barley. 1870 bu;
rye, 1-9c0 br.
o,r,so, Sent se@sY1Rssoa,,u,rs-r,oa. osYRso; m m.
MtlKaukee club At St.t5: amber Michigan held II
klss Corn offered at sc In n0u1a 1oss: ,e90 bu
en-
CINCINNATI =
dull tsm,' Ssps wn.., 1T .sd dFon
tDs: fe1 winter. al.0st9lle Corn dull At 7o@I7c
oSn 'Sn .iuld " and issosng closing at ses4se. Rye
for falI; S1.oAz LID for spr1nE.
CoToN-Dnll: mtddling, 1$c
hAe9a'sf; 4ssSe = tsss q - nhd5 u sa1oaes.4o.
PKorEloss-Aess pork dull: prices nominal;
held at ss5-:ss3es.5o; no demand. Land sely
nn 4 aShe naa ana a;aas ns1 firmly At
leas. Bacon nrmly nelt at 1tEc for shoulders.
1Ic and 1sc for clear rib and clear s,les: some
Ec below these rates. VIZ: shoulders i4Es;
scaree. and adsaaceds to ssLss; stock nearly. ex-
Scarce and 1rm at ssa3ec.
EG0s-lsa19c, latter rate for candted.
, cHEKsK-Steady at 1aaf+c-
Ou-L!nseett oil lnli Ut 9IG3ast- L trl oil, SLIT
al.eo- Petroleum. s4Gs6c..
MoSkTAKr-Gotd, 114 buying. Exchange nlu
1T par buying. None;y market Unchanged
AKArHE. Sept 1.-CT9NI;Somiua'ly 1sc;
KEAp*1rrFs-Eloar. $50. Corn market naze.
pRovrs1os-rosE dun at ssq,0o 1ari .nomi-
nslly unehanged: Bacon dn!l: shoulders, 14kc;
>'ass' l'He'sSecl CLEVELAND.
t1kvxLASp, Sept 1.-BRAAnsECFEs Whee.
dun abtl re lower; No. rod, Il 1o; Nn MI hei,
Ella. Corn steady; Nc lat 'oc- OaS dull. a'
PE1RoiErN-GEaAe .yeT quiet at s1.sas5sso;
'> SKw oRtE.ss
n %apf T,,I a 41rvy
, 1870-09-08
TEE GREAT FIRE.
E4slbOrcrs at Work Among the
Ruins Of EarWeIl'S
Store.
More Names Added to the List Of
Missing aud One Erased.

T,n re ia not much To be written about the ruins
OF the great IRE. as the work Of removing the
dttr,1 Was ouly begun yesterday. with q small
loTce Of MEL. As the work OF clearing away the
rubbish Is necessarily allow, It is not expected
thai any bodies can be reached ibciorc late
TITS evening, or to-1norrow morning. Work
III. DC caITe,t On In front and rear OF FarwcIl,a
f,ClIding Today, with an Increased number OF
men, and wilt be pushed forward ns Rapidly as
trossil,fe Therc ls little or no nre to impede the
among the paper buried 10 Latin, Butter 4 Cas-
hss.larnt. The fremcn were kept busy yester-
tay, deiugiug the place with wafer. ThtysaJ II
The ssnt1 Is not removed. it may burn for three
II seen,s 10 he the intention o. the arcnlsec, ami
0wucra to let the southeast corner stand, as Its
he safe and s.rysceable. Probably the front wall
OF brakes building will also remain.
4 targe Quantity Of Lyon + licaly's goods. stored
and wilrc.lucc the loss Of the tl1m considerable.
amount II ls not likely thai the other firms will
recover anything very valuable from tho ruins.
ID THE TNIRCfE Of yesterday, has been enlarged
liz The discovery of Others who veut to the nrc
and never returned. Mt. J. u. Mitchell. hdver-
tssipg axenl u the LAFAYETTE {1ntl) D,sP1tch was
tn tc city o SUNDAY evening, and, II be has not
since leeu Ut he1rt from, 1t Is feared he has
fallen seue.th the ruins.
Iunc.s Genital Railroad. left his boarding -nousr
~ Sns q and !? lsan"oph street, |usSax the en-
E1hes Neff' passing hy on ulcF Way to the Ore,
ana he Eta nut slAcc returned TO his hoartinZ-
liuuae, 10 Ills rnotns. or to his PLACE Of employ
sHent iie was 9. ychIs uf aRc, amt hare the repn-
fAslun oil lt1uc ftcAaE, EniNr, nnf Industrious
yottI,E mah. II II believed that be IL alony the
victims.
That makes eight that are missing, Mr. Man
ihese IRE more. The bos Charles F. fassett WAS WAS
eon Of Milo II. FAssett, an old citizen and law-
yer, residing at NO. lAi Ontario street. lie was
Nnlt fell, AMI, not having been seen s{occ. must
~ anotnef q tne VICTIMS o. tnts SAD ca!amity,
nsinH nls iile y inc attempt 70 hssst othcra. lie
C.owds o. rtFsuna congregate1 IN front OF the
iulDs yesterday, expecting 10 sec The bodies eI-
hnne1.
Much lallt Is lcunu wild tue WAFER MANS 10 tht
IQslness portion 9! zoe, city where the oullaiuSe
0fe 30 nlRh that Y requires arre ana powerful
sueam 10 feacn Inc fooiH The expeslcnce o. the
ftEr proves that the complainant Is not destitute
0f foundation. and 1t may not te long before
another disaster confirms X The Fire Commits
, 1870-09-08
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH,
EorclEn Markets.


LONDON. Sept 7-1:ao p. m--consols, %: s-aos,
s.. 81; S.eo*; -, g, s't; io~tos, ST.
LoxpoS, Sept, 7--Evening.-Consols, 49,
american securities steaoy: 1o4os, 81; s-eos, 6,
81: 5-2es. '61, sSE; s-soe. 't7, SIN.
stocks szeady: Erie, lss; Illinois Central, iiax;
Great Wesieln, "a.
9sH.
liyTaroot, Sept. s-1l:15 q. .m.-F1our. gas pti.
Winter wheat. o. Cd; red wheat, ID 4tit. 81 81:
White wheat, 1ose1es1d. Corn. ss& Pork, ls1ks'
Lard. 13e.
LlvERroo1. Sept 1-Evennp.- Cotton luli;
m!ddlina uplands, ss9s.sd; Orleans, ez8sAds
safes OF S,Qt1 bales
1etalos Sd rrtl Western No. ?, So +aass Sd; win
ttT, ~ I'd. Western nour, sss ~. Corn-No
mixed, ses. Oats, - 1cd@as Barley. as. Peas
36S 81.
Pork dull at 1853, Beet at .2s. LaEi quies at
s3s. Cheese at OTIS 81. Bacon at 3ss Cumber-
land at c.s for short Iib.. Taltow At Ass Cd.
LONDON, Sept. s.-Tallow declining At z7s "a.
Petroleum quiet sud steady. Hops ut 5s93A 81.
CaIcuttA Lnseed easier nj 6es Cd.
Fct1plenm t nnt~erp. essaa2As. Lnseetl OIL,
SIS 1oI3 sis 15G.
, 1870-09-08

SEENTIE Is LONDON.
, 1870-09-08

MICHIGAN ORNTRAL RAu.ROAn
uxpo1 DxFot-Foa. ot LAke-sL-I=ks: 11sss rsts
+. eotn<f a. Dearborn,
rtktfnEr nHsrs q tbs Company Ie1Ts I'D s.,3ya
, 1870-09-08

Treaty OF Peace Signed nj Fort Abcr-
cron,bie, d. r., AuE. 10, by the
Head men OF tho Siottx md Chip.
rc&sn Nations.
IRASeIATED From TIRE ISp1As.
T" Our Gredt Father al Washington !:
We, tie undtnigued, MEN Of the Sioux and
Chippewa uations. considering that it is An
evil thlng to have war amongst US, and to
destroy each other, conttariIy to agreements
previously made, according to tho advice Of
our missionaries, Government Agents. aud OF
our Great Father, tho President himself, We
have this day met At Fort Aberctunhie, In
presence OF General l.. c. Hunt, Reverend
Father J. d. N. Genin, md Lieutenant John
r. Rodman, for the purpose OF mal1ng IN
everlasting peAcc, and causing the govern
ment officers to enforce the Laws already in
existeDce, providing for cases OF trouble or
w11 caused to one nation by the other, or to
one band Of ! nxtion by any band or banda OF
Anv other EATON.
We, tbere1orc, want our Great Father, the
President, to know:
I. That VIC have this day become friends 10.
eether forever, and viii kerp our word good.
4 & Tnat We wish the former Law which makes
orcr the ray Of murderer, who btcnks the peace
existing amongst us, to the relations Of the muf
tle4p orc, to be pnt in foroe this dag: and, name
~ In the case Of Stkanirlneta Who. last year, de-
! ktroye4l The life Of twoStnu1 Indians
! r Th4i VIC desire the Two sioux Indians,
| Nmoyanxe and Coahe, nrst relations TO the muE-
.tered ones to he held as great mel On account OF
.bcIr readiness In torEtrtng The mnrdereF fot the