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The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-01-19
FIHEaIAN,s ANNIVERSARY.

The Anniversary Of the Sumter Firo Department
was celebrated, With much spirit and very dcci-
'dsl cclat, by tho large and thoroughly organized
Company and go"dly lumber ofinv,ed guests.
at Widrr's H"tol, OIL Monday evening last
"Minu Host" Wilder dispensed luxuries with
lavish hand, aud tho board was crowned with
g"ud cheer. Regular tonsts wcro proposed and
responded t"--eloruoncU poetry and good humor
amidst graceful tribute to woman. for n limo
held TIER sway, whilst the prncticabilitcs Of tho
rrcse''t tine an'l Ut our own Immediate tuurishn.
business community, wore not lust sight Of Ho
ping to Ic able to procure report in detail Of tho
OCCASION Tor publication in our next issue. wo
omit pnrticu mrs Mt present
The following officers were elected. nj the I'm.
s'hess meeting to serve for tho ensuing ycnr:
w. III. G1RAKDEAU, President.
j. T. BRENNAN, Yico President.
". NJ. GRAHAM. LIST Director.
G. l.. TAYLOR, End Director.
NJ. c. WILLIS, 3td Director.
T. Il. FLOWERS. 18th Director.
a. W. SUDEU, Secretary.
1. Y. WALSH, Treasurer.
q. L. HAYNSWORTI, Solicitor.
DR.. a. J. CHINA, Surgeon.
j. G. MYERS. Hall Keeper.
Tho following resolution wns offered by a. w.
su''er. and unanimously adopted:
Reso'rfd, That tho thanks Of this Compnny
ce, and arc hereby t,n,icrcG, to our Ex. Prcsi
dent. Capt. j.. c. Green, for his untiring energy
ana true devotion, exhibited to our Company
since its reorganization.
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LET COMMON SENSE DzsCIDE.

What is tho rational modo Of procedure in
cases Of general debility and nervous pros ion?
Does not reason tell us that juliciuus stimulation
| is rcquircd2 To resor. To violent purgation in
such is us absurd ns 1t would bo to bleed u
starving man. Yctitis dono every day. Yes,
this stupid and unphiIosophical practice is con-
tinuc in tho toeth of tho great /act that physical
weakness, with all tho nervous disturbances
that accompany it, is moro certainly and rapidly
| relieved by IIustetter's Stomach Btters than by
any other medicine aL proscnt known. II is true
that general debility is often attended with for
pilly Or irrcgnlnrity Of tho bowels and ,hnt this
symptom must not bo overlooked. But whilc
tho discharge Of tho waste matter IF the systom is
expedited or regulated its cigDr must DC recruited
Tho Dittcrs do both. They conLino apcricnt aud
anti-bilious properties, with extraordinary tonic
power. Even while removing obstructions frum
The bowels, they tohc and iuvgnrato those organs.
Through tho stomach, upun which the great vege-
'nble specific acts directly, it gives a healthy
nnd permanent impetus to every enfeehlcd func-
lion. Digestion is facilitated, tho f:,lcrng crcu.
lation reg ulated, tho blood reinforced with now
accession Of the alimcntary principle, tho nerves
braccd and all tho dormant powers nf tho
system roused into hoalthy action; not spasmod.
icalis, as would DO tho case ifn nero stmulant
| wero administered, but fur n continuance. It is
in this way that such extraordinary changes aro
wrought in tho condition of tho fcuLlc, omnciatc,l
md nervous invhlils by the use Of this wonder.
full corrective, Alternative and tonic. Lot com
mon sense decide between such preparation and
q prostrating calhnrtic supplemented by a pois.
onous astrngoni, like strychnono or quinia.
jan.
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SUMTER HIAiInLEYAI,D.

"F' 4. Smith has became solo proprietor of
inc sumter Marble Yard, having bought out tho
interest OF his late partner, Bnrontino. Wo saw
some specimens Of tho work Of his chisel, at his
yard, day or two ago, that reflects credit upon
him.
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rupt--Ec I1rtc DauMJ Winn.
DY virtue OF an order In the above stated cnsc,
ID issuing out fthe Honorable, The District
Court Of the Unitcd States, for the District of
South Carolina, md to mo directed, I will expose
to public sale, Mt Sumter Court House, on Nun.
DAY, February z, 1870 at tho usual hour Of
raie, the following Rcai Esate, natnod in sohed.
ule Of said Bankrupt, to wit:
His interest, during his natural life, In case he
survives his wifc, Mary f. Iloriot, IN Tract Of
Land, in Sun,er County, S. c.. containing Four
Hundred and Eighty-,hrce Acres, moro or less,
bnundod North by Rocky bluff Swnmp, East BY
lands ofJadge F.. J. Moses, South BY land Of
Judge Moses md land Of cstute Of w. l.. Brun.
son and Of Samuel Watson, formerly estnio Of
Moses Moore, undor deed Of John o. Ilcriot to j.
C. Haynswo orth and G. W. Miller, Trustees, dnted
10Th Dec, 1912, recorded in Office Of Reg. Niesnc
Conveyance, hook H., pnges 36S ind 800.
| Terms:-OnO half cash-the bnlnnce on a cred.
It Of one yenr, to be secured by bond Of the pur.
chaser and n mortgage Of the promises cold
| Purchaser to pay for papors.
| jan 5--4t D. J.WINN, Assignee.
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TIl E. lSUMTER1 .WN1ATIHM A-I
X o s KOO !

Prepared by Dr. J. J. Lawrence, the celebrated
YsIc,As and cnEu 81, Norfolk. Va, is sAr !,
PLEASANT and RELIABLE rer'edy for ALL diseases
CAUSED by !,
ToRpIDITYs0F THE Liver,
IMPURITIES OF THE BLOOD,
DISORDER OF THE URINARY ORGANS,
DERANGEMENTs OF TIE NERv
SYSTEM.
1t pURtRr 8 and ENRtcuEs the BLOOD, RES.
torres the LIVER and KIDNEYS to q healthy
ACTION, AIDS DIGESTION, REGULATES the BOWELS,
and iSvIdoKArEs the NERVOUS sYsrEM.
II 10 NOT Patent Medicine.
FORMULA around each bottle.
/; EsDonsED 6y the best Physicians. :.
!, Tho MOST PoPcLAR Medicine in Use.
DR.. LAWRENCE is constantly in receipt OF
anArEPuL letters and TESTIMONIALS of REMARkA.
BILE CURES performed by KosKoo.
All letters answered and advice given-PREs
KOSK0o for snle by Druggists everywhere ut
ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE. For sale by
j. +. W. DeI.ormo,
July 2S-ly Sumter, S, G.,
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New Advertisements.

This collection is tho most extensive and vol
nablo ever owned in tho United Statos. Valued
nbout $5D0,o00. Comprising nearly two thou.
sand pictures from celebrated European artists,
from tho 18th century to tho present time, lin,
Guiding many originals Of great vnluo,) also
Paintings from celebrated American artists.
The entire collection will be sul,l without ro.
servo or limitation, to close tho eslate.
Catalogue forwarded OH receipt of 25 cents.
Address Tho Auclunccrs.
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GEORlslA.

besr m't"srA, " Jonuary l4.-Tho Legislature bas
bl"s,u. scene of stormy debate, ana ulmost of
III" M,,s since II was asscm blci Tho oiort Of
sul o"., mn0publicans to hold tho reins of power
M'h intense opposition. Th" on,,";,,," n"s mo. OF
ia,i"n speaker Of tho House pro ten. was v;o. y"
of H." " 'ao act OF Congress aud tho Codo Of ,,ws
sao .uo "tatc, and WAS tho cause Of nm oxc;,;'.
nsS"o, nsar r'stols were drawn, and LloodsheI my
llou.a ,";", ;,'aen, After stormy discussion, tic
t"'ne Pr per course to pursu. viii la oh,";s s 10
from ion. Tory In tho iaierin. ''"'"0a
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5Igned) JOHN THOMSON.
CoHsN's MsDloAL DRPor,

CHAnLEsros, s. @. Sept. 9th, 1860.
Dr. WV. JsUsor,
Dear Sir:-I am pleased to learn that you ore
re-introduoing your Southern Soothing !syrap,
which was used with 80 much benefit in this city
previous to and during tho war. From know
ledge have Of sons of tho ingredients, and the
benefit that Ihare known derived from it's use,
deemed IL the bost preparation ever used for the
diseases ofohillreI, not only relieving pain, bu,
tnvigoratin the stomach end bowels, correcting
aoidity, and giving tone TO the system at large.
When Sherman introduced bis Losenges, hs
headed his advertisement "Chiliren cry for
thom," you With great propriety might head
yours "Moshers oryJorit" % as II gives them peace
and happiness ir checking the crying and suf-
fering Of their children. Several families are
anxious to obtain some Of it Immediately.
Respectfully yours, de-,
(Signed) p. NELVIN COHEN, NJ D.
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THE TRIAL OF THE SUPPOSED KI
KLUX KHAN OF SUMTER.

Wo put OH record, IN our present issue, q full
but simple statement Of tho faots, as developed by
the trial, last week, before the Court oE Genorai
Sessions, (Ju'lge John r. Green presidipg) ut this
place, Of tho supposed Ku Klux Kian of Sumter
for tho burning Of tho storos Of Robertson and
guBoso, in October Inst.
The Inw was administorcd, by the presiding
Judge in its dignity, It's justice, and strictly in
its inpa,t TALLY, and according to tho rules of
eolnsuon practice, aud tho facts speak for them.
selves, pI pIoclaning most complete and triuu,.
phan. yiudication Of tho respected citizens ar.
misncd.
The chnrgo made by ua at tho time, of inds.
crinlinato aud arbitrary arrest Of our good citi-
zcns, subundantv sustained iuthe facts luyolop.
cd hy ticat,cnJant procuodings, and ospcciully
in this that Of ttcemty-t,co persons brought by
the armed conslabulary Of tho State under arrest
true bills wero found, (by u Grund Jury composed
of all co'ored men but itrco) against but
'erc", and in tho further, and, ii possible.
moro conclusive fact, TINT Of tho soyon ar.
rsgncd, in no singlc instance was thero failure
opsevc an ati6i, by moro than ono witness
above suspicion. Ncyer, probably, in tho his.
tory ot tho country. did Stutc, With So much
SN'''~'>'"''
fcubious charges uguinst so muuy Of her worthy
citizens, with so utterly groundloss u busis
In thcso euscs, too, to which Coy. Scutf md
bis eonstnbulnry force, gave such prominent and
special attention us TO attract tho notice of the
s'a'o ul large, tho distinctive anomaly in juris.
prudence is presented. Of warrants issued arrests
nude, indictments preforrod, .ruo bills found,
mud all Tho other machnery of tho law nut in
opuration aguinst tho alleged offenders, with the
absence OF bonds for tho prosecution. aud in tho
midst OF fall this, wc find tho Attorney Goncral
visiting tho sceuc Of action, discovering the utter
hopelessncss Of tho situation, and en,!caYorine TO
shit tho responsibility, by II speedy departure
NTH instructions to continue" without tho sim
do" Of ground for continuance.
IN tho interest Of peace aud good order, wo
ask Mr.. HUBBARD and uov. SCoTr to perpetrate
no moro such Outrngos US those which attended
the arrest and trial Of these citizens of Sumter
county.
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CURE FOR CONSUMP TON !!
G O0rtOl'S SHY


Amos Woolloy,M. D., of Kosciusko County, In
diana. says "For three years past hnvo used
ALIENS LUNG DALsAN extensively, in my prac.
tico. and l am satisfied thcro is no better rncdi
cine for lung diseases In use."
aac a. Dornn, NJ. D., Of Logan County Ohio
says "ALLEN's LCHG BALsAM not only sells rnp.
idly but gives perfect satisfaction In every case
within my knowledge. IIastng confidence in it
ind knowing TINT il possesses valuable medicinal
properties. frcoIy use it in my daily pructice
and with unboundcd succoss, Asan expec,orant
1t is most co'tainiy far ahoad Of any preparation
havo ever yet known"
Na,hanial Harris. NJ. D.. Of Mid,ilcbury, vcr.
mont, snys: have no doubt II will soon i,cco,nc Il
cIasical remedial agent for tho euro Of all seas.
os Of tho Throat, Bronchial Tubes nnd the
Lungs.
Physicians do not rocohibnd medicine which
ins no merits, what hoy say about
ALIENS LUNG EALSAM,
Cnn bo taken as fnct. Lot all afflicted test il
nt onco. Sold by A. Anderson & Co., Snmtcr
S. G. Jan.
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mdt- Subscribers who are indebted to us ar,
ssIne.ly requested to call and sotte up. We be5
that ,Luy will not neglect this n,attor. Unios
payment bs made, We shall bo, reluctantly, com
poled " erase a number of names.
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TO CONSUMPTIVEs


TIE advertiser huying been restored to health
in few wteks, bya very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with severe lung
affection, md that dread disease, Consum ption-
Is anxious to mnko known to his follow sufferers
tho mems Of euro.
70 all who desire It, ho will sond copy of the
prescription used tfrco Of chnrgo), with the
directions Cor preparing and using tho samo,
ton, Asthma. Bronchitis, utc. Tie object of the
advertiser in sending tho Prescription is to bone.
fit tho afflicted, and sprcnl information which he
conceives to be invaluable; and ho hopes ovory
sufferer will try his remedy, IL will cost them
nothing, nnd may prove blessing.
Parties wishing tho prescription, will please
address Kov. EDWARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg. Kings County, New York.
Juno 2.
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ESTATE NOTICE.

A LII persons having demands against tho o..
IA tao OF Samuel j. bradley. deceased, will
present them properly proven within tho time ro.
qnirod by low, and those indebted TO said estate
VIII mako payment to tho undersigned at hor
tcsideno0 IN Stntcburg, or TO her attorneys,
Mossrs. Richardson 4 Mosos. at Sumter a. G.,
ELIZABETH N. BRADLEY,
Executrix.
Dec l5--tf
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FREETO BOOK AGENTS.

Wo will scn,l hnndsomo prospectus of our
NEW ILLUSTRATED FAMILY BIBLE to
any hook ngent, FREQ "f ciarso. Address Ma
TlONAL PUBLISHING CO., rhila., ru., AZ
luntn, tia. ar st. l.nuis. No.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-19

largo goods are spread on tables which are prenen
over BY the following ladies' No l. MTs: " oanano
No s. Mrs Consul General Johannes Roeslng No. g. Mrs.
Henry Merz table Of the lady or 1 'hs Henschs No.
. Mrs H. Gramin; No s Mrs j. H. Rauch 16 and aSs rs a.
GreeG table of the ladies from t2ee9 rRi6 Ptl NJ" II,
Mrs. j. Hasso 'a and Mrs. II Richard; No. ~ Mrs
BIEtn No. Is Mrs. wv. %o iinstuy aTs Ps%P snG Mrs ana
Bunzl table of the LADIES from iioboken 10 y, b La
b, Richards No. l6. Miss Meta Bodelnan ae'e Mr. AIher
Hannacher No IS, Mrs G H. Boyer; No: ~, Mfs: w.
Somc% %%he am% a%p Mrs. rs Mcnke Ne be Of the from staten
Isand No Mrs Consul Leopold RaaSn and
22 Mr.; TheoSSre 20" G GsHsen'flsSd Mrs rs ISd%aau
these the flower temple is S1 Mis- sVfi Kas
Gro.s Tho ladies' named are assisted by number OF
young ladies in the sale OF goods Several valuable
two pianos valued at 81 800 each, at q ticket; piano
valued $780, at s. tcket TN paror oryn o ~ Z,
Ticket: a building lot at Secaucus, near Hoboken,
valued at $780, at 81 ticket; double earriag h 2
by orchestral music under the direction on MT
Max Hossmann. Yesterday oonsdern9s % @ h Num-, s o
bach will sell her autographs at the Post Ohce OF the
Fair for the benefit OF the fund.-
TIE GERMAN STEAMERS.
The steamship Silesia arrived at ner dock III
oboken Yesterday from Hamburg, with 500 passengers
and assorted cargo Of merchandise the siosa @ aae
the trip In II days, and met with no adventure dne d
burg steamer Hammona, with a cargo of cotton ana
tobacco, of from her dock yesterday anu
steamed down the lower Bay, where she VIII hwait
favorable opportunity to slip out 10 sea- she carried OUT
100 passengers These steamers carry out arso
of rosn ready for getting an extra head OF steam a'
moments notice.
The French Patriotic Executive Committee
will have a medal coined TO be sold at auction al the
French Patriotic Ladies' Fair
The remittances made by the North German
at this port to the Central Sanitary Con-
mission at Berlin amount 70 s16s,O0O, gold
A journal entitled The Patriotic Ladies, Bd-
faar win be published three times week darg u Ine e
editor is Mr.. Victor Precht office, No LDertyst. "a
erary contributions received at Posofce OF the
Fair, staod No. 20.
The ladies interested in the Charitable Far
10 BE held In this city for relief OF the sufferers by the
war in France, held preliminary meeting to complete
arrangements yesterday afternoon 1t was tocriSd tnb
the Fair should be held during the third week OF SoVem
ber In the Armory Of the 37h Regiment In ITS general
features the Fair win resemble the Bazaar now holding
by the German ladies the present week.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-19
BIDS FOR GOVERNMENT FIREARMS.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1S.-Gen. Dyer, Chef OF
the Ordnance Bureau, to-day opeped the bids for @"o
Springfield ried muskets new and 10000 old, but ser
yceae; also 10000 Enfield rifles; 10000 srr' 'eab"
and $4,000 arms unseryiceable. The following are The
bids: - . -. ~, - s..--s q. A. s, 49,.
gun 10000 old 81 for necessary quantity OF AMMUNITION Si l'
IDsn Bsijrip Co NewYork %l2 90i ll00 old - 20
rs cartridges S6 ~ Ol This BID 70 ssn goo or m
whole or any portion the Springfield musks pro'rd 'e ar.
each $50 rounds Of ammunuon ,, .s =. N ono =.
II r. usssy Nes.lork 5000 Springfield, new 80 Si 1900 old
At - Enfield dfe at - each, ami l"p 'ceo"f
Msrs Herman Baker Co. - 90 SPi1-6J rfs,
q. ~ O 2OCOO 70 -. n 9J cartridge a. r3 . I'
NJ, Remington Tnon " Y. 5000 Spnncte,l 10.
whether hr sam csn sni rel a. 80 % each aud car
trgr, connection th c thousand Jb. ba 20 -
taken 3 Nhoit =, a.,
second class, al = 20 zach
Ne.sr. srhn irtlev Graham NevlOk 10000 SprngGsd
new AZ ~ O5; 10000 Old $3.50 O0S Bnfed, scond .,s,
81 ss. siO cartridges at 10 ~ per lo1a
Gen Franklin for III. colt Arms Conn Hartford " -
To- all the bnheds -. .- ~
cartridges at BIZ 81 per col ..
Horace T. Brosn 20 90 Bnsed. sc io iooD onles
st.ipb@rr- ~ 90 Spriugelis OLD % 00 Bn6i.
a. Enbsds seconies e5 49, hyDlpJ cartridges
rI per loJl
Tile Department reserves the right 10 reject any all
OF the bids they fan below the appraised prices let
of the offers been mad out and will be- acted upon
in "A few days. An additional number of arms viii Dc
offered Oh the 99th inst.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-19

ONT Sees 10 send his commitment 10 the prison. and In
the event Of refusal the part Of the prison author-
ues TO deliver Crawford 10 tho custody OF the Coroner
this morning, 10 report again 10 him. This morning,
however Mr. Sees called upon Chief Mulholland, and
handed him order IL produce the body OF Crawford Mt
the COroner's office at O'Clock, and the prisoner was
accordingly taken the COr0ners Office The Jury after
an hours deibcration rendered the following verdict:
That the said his death from yolene-s
gunhot woundat hands Of Aer r Crawford Return
Judge OF the Nineteen IN the Court Room Oct IL
fa the enor before them the Of opinion that the shot was
tfed 10 sehdrense and a usGable
On the rendition Of the vevdct the police took charge
OF Crawford. Deputy Coroner Secs then issued dis-
charge and placed IL in the hands OF Lieut. Thomas fear
ing that the prisoner would be held by the police auhor
Ties on the commitment made by Alderman Kerr The
friends Of the prisoner then made an application to
Judge Pierce for writ OF habeas corpus, which was
granted The hearing the writ postponed until
to morrow.
McMuln and Ahern, prominent in connection with
the attack made the Board Of Return Judges, sur
rendered themselves into custody this afternoon Ahern
waived hearing and was held In 5000 bail to appear at
Court on charge Of riot McMuln entered bail In 5000
for hearing the 10th.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-19
fRlCE -FOUR CENTS.

cru nauonnntes IN which they may bc found wha,
rShndcs W.nd bc requisite to assure the success ~
LUIS uoNcineti Governments as WILL as indiyidIaIs
nmst be ennstcd IN the enterprise national committees
VIII nave 10 De- formed IN the different counfrie.:
subjects for papers agreed upon and assigned pl,i-
form OF principles drawn up by general
ard a correspondence conducted whose proporttpu-
swell into positive vasfnces
Where shall the Congress bc lc.a Teothirds Of m,
correspondents who have eXprr se opinion upon the
subject have named London. TIE other votes were a.
yided between Paris, Dublin, York, Brusses and
Geneva II the doctrine that ma0ries rule prevails,
London ia the place where the Congress must be- held n
held AZ all. when shall 10 be hcdl Considering the
magnitude OF the work Of preparation Dr. Wines gave
it his Judgment that the year 1872 would he the earliest
date at which t would be safe TO fix the meeting OF ur
Congress and English correspondents have expressed
the opinion strongly that IL held In London, the month
NJ June should he liked upon for IT. sessions, since Par
lament would then be In session, and II is believed tht
many members would avail themselves oI the orpoi
tuny To attend, and that wider interest w0nId u"
awakened In the Of prison Iei0rln and stronger
impulse be given tO u than would otherwise he the caS"
The CLOSING services in the evening were OF the moot
interesting character. Dr. Wines moved resolution of
thanks 10 all who had aided the Congress Numerous
short farewell addresses followed.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-19
TEIECRAPHIC NOTES.

There was snow squall at Lancaster, ~ H.,
yesterday aiternsnn.
There were only three deaths from yellow fever
Al New Orleans Monday.
A Convention of the four Methodist Confer
.n... AZ Indiana con yeaei s ndianapsl' yesterday
The North Carolina State Fair opened at Ra-
Tn, s,.,her beautiful and the ATTENDANCE large
The Grand Council of Royal and Select Mas
,hs ir,od Re Chapter Of hon' Of inAsa are ss
so . IBdsnapohs
A steamboat will leave New Orleans this morn
Ing 70 beat the time OF the asenet' '" " '''"' - ~
made by seambou X T. Lee =,
In the Georgia Legislature. Yesterday. the
~ hp esinr s,ssion certain lands for ns'ions
s.ms,s,l,s 70 L, United states Government
Tbs Grand Encsmpment Of j. o. Of o. +. Of
- % in Mrwph. on MONDAY Philip, Of NsshVins vas
49, p,-~d,pt The Grand Lodge m 'ets there 'o-ia
Peter 20. dess,sd ys.e.y ISop.
and Huntington, together ui'n s'nas "rNf
fsreat portions Of the State we're Pese'' -, -. e.,
Th. Masonic Grand Lodge of the State OF Ken
~, IN Io.syIe 80 subordinate To- gs are pc
Ts alc.I.n ceremonies vi Oh. Masonic "noHs ana Vt
.hnS Uas, we're performed by the Grand L"ge yesterday
There have been twenty deaths from yellow
,, i, nobI. inc, the report. The sns sh" hs remains
h., All devoted -Y and os 10 the res OF ta"~ s,nd
~ hs ass nave ,,pe.ds all bs 'on anil re- ppsai cf n
sbscstses ssd " ue ssb"' r'"''''
New-York tribune., 1870-10-19

is mantared by constant reGnforcemeuts. II IL
estimated that there fully GO0oOc armed Germans
on French soil.
IL is asserted that the Emperor Napoleon has 10000
600 francs secured real estate through the agency
of Brown Brothers of New-York.
The Journal de 81. Petersburg says that Jules Favre,
on hearing the Prussan conditions of peace through
Gen. Burnside, thought they wero reasonable, and
their rejection is, consequently, unaccOuntable.
Gen. Boyer, with flag of truce from Bazaine, had
an interview with Bismarck, who has made re-
port of their conversation to the King of Prussia
The result Of the negotiation is not yet known.