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HOSIERY, cheap at
T. W. JOHNSTON & CO.'S
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"THE Lothair," a beautiful hat, at
Francisco & Virgins.
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TABLE Dsmssks, Towels and Napkins
a very large stock-cheap at
T. w. JOHNSTON 81 CO.'S
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PIANO COVERS AND S~TOoLs-Just re-
cejved an elegant and complete assort-
Rieslf at II. q. Holenberg's, 233 Main
o. street
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ALL of the latest weeklies and month
lies, just received at Joe LOcke's, 2S6X
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"THE Rhine hat. " at Francisco d Wig
gins.
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OUR hats for fall are unsurpassed.
TEinV d m
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THE latest first-class styles hats, at
LEIDY Il CO.'S.
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AN immense stock of Silks just re-
ceived at b. LOWENSTEIN q BROS.
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NEW Lace Collars received at
B. LOWENSTEIN 81 BROS.
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In our Linen Department we offer this
week a new lot of Richardson's Linens at
35c, also Dew Drop and Damask Doylies
at SIC per yard. MENREN BROS.
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CARPETS and Oil Cloths, Furniture, etc.
IN great variety, at prices as low as the
lowest.
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WANTED-An engine and boiler of s OF
lO-horse power. Apply at this Office,
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NOVELTIES in laces and ~embrQideries
are now ready for inspection at the South
ern Palace, 1872 Main street.
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"THE Newport hat" at Francisco q
Virgins.
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TIE largest and most select stock o
boys hats in the city, at
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FOR RIVER.
For Arkansas RiYer---Memphis and
Arkansas River Packet Co.
GEU. S. Mail Lins.EEs
FALL
Mondays, Wednesdays and FrIdavs

ON and after Monday. September the 18th,
will leave MEMPHIS FOR LITTLE ROCK
and all Intermediates landings, one
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays,
Ats O'Clock pm, making direct connections
at Little Rock with the lfght-draught boats 0
the line for Fort Smith and al intermediate
points, and with the regular u. s. mail
coaches for Hot springs. -1eFT
The boats of the line were built expressly
for the trade, and possess unsurpassed facii-
tiles for transporting passengers and freight
detention, at all stages OF water.
Frelghts consigned to this company at
Memphis or Mouth of White river. will Sc
forwarded promptly 70 destination without
any charge FOR transfer.
sell JOHN d. ADAMS, President,
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FINE extra qualities Of hats at
LEIDY & CO.'S,
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PERSONAL.

Judge Jno. NJ. Carmack, who has been
in the mountains of Tennessee for some
weeks, is again at home and is in excellent
health.
DIR. w. English. of Quincy, Ill, is in the
city, and stopping at the OYerton.
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.aaa, OUR stock is the finest and largest in
the city. IEIDH q CO.
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"THE Broadway dress hat" at Francis
90 q Virgins.
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BUSINESS hats, entirely new; own de-
signs, at LElDY q CO.'S.
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'-i you seen the silk room at the
Southern Palace, 1872 Main street? IfnOt,
90 at once. In il you will find the largest
assortment Of silks in the city,
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CARPETS AND OIL CLoTHs.-New and
handsome, just received at Ames, Beattie
Il Co.'s Furniture and Carpet Store, 1896
Main street,
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SEE advertisement of DR.. Butts Dis
pensary headed, Book for the million
MARRIAGE GUIDE-in another co.
umn, it should be read by all.
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New supplies of dress goods are re-
ceived daily at the Southern Palace, 49,
Main street.
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NEW Goods received at
b. LOWENSTEIN 81 BROS.
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JEwELRY, new stock received, prices
ow at 7. ". JOHNSTON d CO.'S
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The river at this point is about at a
almost im~perceptibly. The Ohio is low
and getting worse daily, though it was
reported yesterday as at a stand at Cairo.
The Cumberland is falling, with less than
twenty inches on Harpeth shoals. At st.
Louis the river is declining slowly, with
good water out to Cairo and some rains
above that may improve the upper
streams, all of which are in bad condition.
The Arkansas Is declining, with five and
a half feet to Little Rock, and White
river has nearly five feet to Augusta.
Some indications of rain prevailed yester-
day morning, but it cleared oil bright and
warm.
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.aptpEFHE brood hat" at Francisco q Wig
gins.
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Celeste, Pa Cleburne, General Anderson
Sallle V, Edinburg, and Oil City.
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PUMPS n FrxruREs-815 Second st.
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New stock Jet Goods-Chains and Sc
cheap at r. W. JOHNSTON g. CO.'S
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NEW Silks at
Il. LOWENgTEN RROS.
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STEAM F1rr1No-sl5 Second rect.
, 1870-11-22
BOARD OF POLICE,


The regular seml.weekly meeting Of tue Boa1d
Of Police was held yesterday afternoon. President
Bruxn IN the caalr. Present, all the Couln1s
aionerA
The caze OF Pa:rolman Charles S. Bledeuan.
charged with tnto1tcauon and conduct unoecotn-
Ing an officer, came up for further hearing. 1t
was claimed: hJ ne prosecut!on+ shas 5eteadsnt
ono dsy latr week, and created eeltoos disturb
anoe, which induced Colonel J. a. Ellison, ,nena-
Der Of the inn. to eject him from his premises.
II Is charged that, theteupon, Bie1tman dfev
reFclseT. The od1ceE claimed thst the weapon
fell from hts pocket during the scunle caused by
the eIecrnent and that he simply pscked It fTom
pocket This plea Wis sustained bJ one witness,
mt On the other hand, halt dozen responsible
persons, who were present, testified that tneJ saw
F.ltsou. The defendants attorney conceded that
h1s chtnr WIS somewhat tntpNeAted On the occA-
1ioa. During tas ezs3nsston !. sses re ou: taa:
paid ! v1str to Colonel Ellison with view, n he
expressed himself, or getting the Colonel 70 let
oR g M @ aeo"tnf, FTessdens Brown took oceasioa
10 give LnddtpgtonA seEeEe lecture On hts con-
duu, uJtng that he should rather sec 70 II that
.tonto1s oi she ~ , az pr;1oer punished: ta aaa
sgaia be would be severely punished. President
Brown also Incidentally remarked that but too
ass oseF gsie p,1s q se = s suRss s,s4 q
ence." The accused Was discharged the force.
Tne case VIII probably be appealed 70 the Circuit
CONT
O'TprnelI, having served satisfactorily on tr1al
for kix1y days, We're appointed regulaf members
OF the force
ctnes, Vas charged with elecroneenng, Ar.
Peter Wo1f testtned tha. On lass election dag, II
standing IN line, the aecused approached TWO
colored men and requested them n$1ss two past
en-, to I'D his particular friends NJ. Wolf there
upon remarked that he did not know that elec-
uoreestrE was the business Of N ot0caf. md that
Mr. motifs reto1ted hy telitnZ him to mind hts
own business and mere 70 that effect Another
witness testified 10 the same eject.
Nj. John Jones, one Of the Judges OF Election,
| testified thai 50 FIR n he knew, the o1aoef waa
attending to his legitimate dnueA He did not
/ observe the transaction mentioned
George ]. Anderson, one OF The coldred men
INT he asked the on1cer for pencil. The latte1
| replied tnat he had noue, but offered him piece
| OF paper Instead He did DOT Know what N23 or
! the paper, and did not t2kc Il The odlcet did
not tel! him that the pastets contained the names
t at particular fTiendA Did not know the pape,
| Ger. Other Witnesses corfnb01Ated the testimony
Of Anderson: Captain H!ckey and Sergeant Buck
| ley both paid ME. Norris high compliment fol
stics attention TO his duttes Il the polls On TIA
OCCASION. The case wss dismissed
| Pa1plt1tn Charles II. New11nd wu charRet
| With mA1reAtment Of I citizen On bearing, til
case WAS dismissed
a cheek for SEQ WIS received from c. Il No
Cormtcf, ESQ.,, ~ donation to the Fftr Depart
ment, "A testimonial Of hs1 appreciation OF tn
e1ortA Of the F1re Department IN s4EtnE ht1 pEup
st3y t1om dsatkact1on u regent aEe On soutl
| dopAtfru-
The board then Adjourned.
, 1870-11-22

The New York G:oos says: 'Ben Woods wife
wears solitaire In each ea1-r!ns. The pat1 cost
sls,c7o"
DR. Duane, one Of the best known physicians
Of Schenectady, y. r, slot himself and wife
while Temporarily insane, Monday, but neither WIS
fataIy hurt
the Rev, Rrfus perry has been taxed $4,000,
By New York cocrt, for saJing that the Rev.
Henry n, Wilson. colorcd SECRETARY Of the AfE!-
can Civilization Society, stole the communion ser
vice Of his church.
Charles G1eenH cod, formerly Methodist
clergyman Of rlsnouih, y. L., Is before tho
courts charged With burning his house a.
p.oftahle speculation In insurance, BY which he
expected 10 clear about IS, 900
Alice Maud Ktnt, 4 London q Of Is years,
attempted suicide With !audauuno, because, On
the eve Of her marriage, she wrote note TO an
+ old sweetheart which fell iuro her ai.aneed
lLyef's ht1ds, and she feared he would break OF
| with her. She was committed for uia1-
Miss Ellen Townsend. Of Newport, r. l.,
only sister Of Chr1stopher Townsend, the founder
| Ct the teuptes Free Library, has c6efcd TO give
that city I nne farm Of 100 acrea In Portsmouth,
eight mtles flom Se*polt, TOR N Agricultural
hone for boys
in IN exhibition for the MD of the families OF
wounded soldiers, now open At Brussels, ase TWO
llft SIZED carcatufe poitraIsa Of the ex-Enptfos
/ AID Eir9 Of Prussia. The lsst haa 4 card stuck
IN the corner marked, " The property Of the King
| Of Prussia The second Is inscribed, "Ths
plorerty Of Count Blsmark-~
Ward, the American otnces Of the Chtnest
| afmF, has not been made God As has beet
stated. Instead Of canoutzicg him, the Chtuest
authorities are delinquent II pairing hts widow
| the 513,e zoo ct htB s1lary, due.
| The New York Commercial Ad1e1tts<r "a 8
"a private letter, written from Brussels 70 gen
| alenlan In this city, declares, upon apparently
! good authority, that Napoleon Is quietly making
his preparstiors for smother visit to Atnerca. an
uctpatipg that With tho fall OF rar:s peace vii
he Effected without 1erar.I 10 the question Of tn
restoration Of the empire, which tho detnsone'
monarch, In spite OF all the r1mors 70 the coz
trary, considers as thing Of the past, neTer to b
revived IN the interest Of the n1napaste family.
-Mr. James Robinson, :" the champion ba-ebac
rider,~ proposes TO abandon his contemplate
Southern tout. !" The custoMs OF the country
do not seem 10 hi N In entire harmony with a sell
supporting circus. Al Murfreeshoro, Tenp.. fo
tos,ance, gigantic Individual pre- sents himself
the door Of a tent, aud proposes to enter. M1
, Robinson, tn highly urbane and deferenttall
gcntlemanly manner, requests the prelltn!uaf
. rtcketA The Goliath sheTeupon begs leave 10 ca
the doorkeeper's attention 10 two revn,rers Rot
: lrson. We are told, "fecoKnlzed the ccrphnel
tat3ef," and the man passed In.
, 1870-11-22
MISSOURI.
a Family OF Five RersonS Horribly
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 11ccRinE OF tho
-Cupitn1 Movers

A Family Of Five Peraons Horribly
muEdcFed-Another 11cotinE OF tho
-Capita2 Movers.
ST. Lor1s, Nov. a1--The noss horrible mu1ter
Whole 1.niI o,ea reno nve ~
Ioad. IN washington County, last Saturday. The
particulars, u related BY special dispatches 70
cpr papers, arc Is t follows; Joan Armstrong snd
&c., %eSt 9F 70 Poo On s.sa9d.y g se
micernl 7tey drank freely tn foEu, and, while
returning home, called 1t the cabin Of David
i.aif nosta OF potnst- While there. I dl11cultJ
aEn;e between Armstrong aol Jolly and Aister
Of Mrs Lartne. MI. Isplne tnterfered 70 quiet
rna NJ snos tho Cd man four times.
killing him instantly. Jolly raen turned
utan Mn Aaplue. rho Tad endeavored TO PIE
down With his nst, thtu saot and Nued her.
Armstrong. IN the meantime, had procured an
axe, with which he KNOCKED down ArS Lepine's
from sheil bodies. The tTo chNdten wern also
nurdertd- Tho men then nred the cabin aud
burned r. to TIE GROUND, with the bodies
ned, ana IRE not ~ captured, but the ot1cers and
large posss Of citizens are IN pursuit, and shel1
arrest Ii regarded ~ certain.
an s.1 n19sS.1t ls1se meeting 81 sspss ss m9sss
appointed Il 1 previous meeting ~ adopted
eBocdJieg petition 70 The Council reqneSuns
e0S| e q. paesss 81 !ne ent
lion for the removal Of the fatona. Capita, t
some central paint in the Mississippi Valley. an'
grounds should l. be located within the State 0
Mtesouyt. The qu~9Ilou tt forming an association
earry on sae sgttauoo wss discussed 6y sevsia
aud nr.laws Tor c,pi'al Removal Association
the objects OF which arr t be The carving ou1 {
tbh nspplp and nualIT result In removing the SCI
, 1870-11-22

Lnspos, Nos. q1.-Eews from Aontestaeo to
octooe. 1t has been received. Ths revolutionary
ct,sts In Uruguay continued business u Aonte-
y,deo was pars1Jzed, and the city was threatened
with IN stack By the Blauco party.
NEW YoHk, Nor. qt.-The steamsnlp North
America, f1um Rio 1anetro, brought The follonns
items Of ncwx:
The question pending for some time, In res.rd
to the pr7zes Lucil and Concordis. 1en o5 1ne
French guneoat uame1in, to discharge neunA
ca1Eoes has been settled, after good deal o1n'p'
lo1uauc dtscuas1on, bY the government taAaS
the embargo and permitting the Btou1 1o@aAe
them 10 sea, protesting, however, as1inst tae ae-
mand Of the. French Charge d'Affstres, and 1os-
bidding the entry Of tho Hamelln Into Brazlllao
ports during the WaI, on grounds Of breaches ol
neutrality, hJ leaving prizes over tvensy.four
hours, and BY engaging rssse csexa within the
port .-. -.
The German Coufu1 At Rio Gs1hds del Sur tele-
ssspned the German Consul II Rio that = prfvxte
letter from tho commander Of the ChuJ reposta
that naval engagement hsd taken place between
PTusstsn frtgate and fNu French Eunbos1s, n
which the latter care OF ytctor1ouA
| Tne schooner Morning aa1. tom cs7e HAI1
, 1870-11-22
GREAT BRITAIN.

LeHpox. nor. al.-C. rfumtee, D. d. Aa1ser
OF the unlver1ltg Of Oxford College, died Jesser-
day.
Lord Chancellor Hk1berdey has formally nod-
ned his colleagues and the Cabinet that he will
rez,gn his ONCE should the government declare
wAr against Rnsalk- Bright, Lowe, CardNell,
and ChI1de,s, It Ia believed. viii Do tho aame-
writer IN the Fnn Nall Gazette urges the Ell
roy OF Great Bzts4tn to ensure pacific relations
with America IN the present c11s!A
LONDON, Nov. .2l-Mllnight-Au leaves OF ah-
seuce in the Guards have been cancelled, and Of
dcfs have been lssued TO them To prepare foE
active service.
QUEENSTOWN, Nor. 9l.-Tne Steamship CITY Of
Paris. from New York for Liverpool, has touched
here.
TIE steamship BatAsts. from New Yotk for 1iv-
e.pool, has arrived.
LONDONDERRY, Eoy. T.-The steamship Scandl~
naytan, Of the Allan line, from Quebec for Gias-
gov, has touchec here ... ....
LONDON, Nov. z9-EAzl Russell writes TO the
Times to-day approving Earl GEany1lea nEm And
unAnswe1ahle despatch, and urging that more
] authority. II necessary, be conferred upon the
| Crown TO call out the milit1s. He considers that
| rca1 emergency exits when the Minister Of =
! great power Assume8 the right to ahfogase
a treaty binding seven Of the chief States Of Eu-
ropc: points ont the large number OF Russian
troops moving to the frontier Of Turkey, and sug,
gczts tha1 1eo, 900 militia, tn addition to the mi
lltta Teae1ye be called ont
Earl ShaftasbutJ Whites to the Timer advocat
Ing. conjoint3y with the other poweEs, reconsId
esauou OF the treaty.
, 1870-11-22

business Before tho In SnlIc County
Circuit Coure-N1urdcrT Tr1nlx-Scn.
tencc for Iaorse Stealing.

business sctore tnc I'm Sn,rr courtr
s,...,..t. ..... -1-
s e~ais-"a.Hucs tsa0aS-Scas
tehcc 1of AaoTAe StenlinKs
Erecisl pesratch to The uhte.xo T.3bpna
crtwl. nj vnv 9g.-Thc CI,cn,t Con-. a,
,ao.,,a cs..-. ~. ~s1s. eouA VI
la5a1te NouAt3 WIN iast "eeA eupiotcd On tde
TRIAL OF William Mostyn, for horse stealing. Wm.
Anderson pleaded RutItf 70 tue satue resulting In
each OF them being sent to Joliet Tor three yrafs
I'm Wednesday there Was commenced the trtal
Of Jacob Haas for the murder Of John kctser, At
Mendotx, on The t9In Of May last The offence
charged was that, IN returning home lrom beer
garden on the evening Ia question, usas. In CON-
pany with two other men, came up with Keister
and another man with two ladies. Eeisier told
Haas aud biz friends 10 70 along and mind
their own hus!neSe. This request not
te!pE cpmptieu With. he repeated Il
aiding that Il they did NOT he
would elap their mouths liaas repljetl. H II ron
want anything OF me come alqnz,a Keisier step
NJ Il mn Il. him ana yerT nflirfty rrtrented havtny
heen stabbe1g with NS,fT1e tnsyTuneny in fhe hrf1
cinke IA tina asm.ntt frnta Nf1ch Wnttr1d Ia afIer
ward t1tea. M tnffr or nrhtr instrnmrnf vae
seen bf an1 Of the Witnessrs. nor Trrn sny #
them anIe 10 swear to seeiug aDy blow etIrucf
Sla,c's Attorney Bjsuch.rd prostcuted. and 6. q.
Stinp snd L B, Croker dcfcrded. The I1Tr went
ont on Saturday u1orulnR 1t 10 o'cock. ind after
helrg IN consultation tWeuty.touy hours found
;hersclyes un5ble to s1ree. and On Sondar morn.
ing thew were di&charKed.
f.his 1fternoon MN. Lop1vorth and hta son.
VIM. ronrwo1th. Jr.. were srraI1neti On an in,
tl,cfmtn for the yflfI,2 mur.]er of XiIbam RohIn
kcp. on he III day # October f2sr. NJ the town
, 1870-11-22

Van Syclc's refinery discovered tre bursting out
Of the heating house, and N 4 few minutes the
building Was tn names- In about ten OK twenty
barrels Of rnned Gil, bosss, sud the walls
of the building fell The IRE extended to
the fActctY Ct 4. &. Murr1T Il Co.. waese
in III Of prepared oil, which WIS consumed three
email dwelling houses were also deatroyed. One
poor wouau. living tn one OF them, Lost III shn
haIf-pasr o'c'ock. Van SyrkeA ben1lne tank
exploded. The refinery OF Meassa Van s{cde /
Stewart va4 not burned, and tAelr loss il
thousand bat1els Of o1l, and The bleaching tank
containing = 4msn quanusJ. Ioas about S13o 90.
MI y&n sJckle, sole tessee Of the refinery, Is the
principal loatc. Nj. Aufr1J+ lnsa "a estimated 1t
EN,o0d
SrRAccsx, II. +, .Sov. a1.-The ire It B11l-
wtnv1.e. 0nouoa9a County, on Saturday night.
destroyed thirteen buildings, sustaintnT loss Of
o1eF 0os, On which there was lc4a than Sso 900
IntufAuce.
, 1870-11-22
Accidental Death OF y Prominent
Citizen OF ISPE1uKfscld-EIcct He
r1axps-Articles Of Incorporation
Filed


BpcctaI Despatch To The Ctnaxo Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD, Nor. s1.-0ur citizens were
shocked. this morning, by the terrible death o1
Erass1s Wright, Esq, one Of the Oldest citizens Of
springfield, who met his death By being run over
hy the morning train On the s. /
$ {. r. r. TIE verdict Of the coroaels
ing unuer the CATS wnen tn motion. vi. Wright
has been I resident Of this city for thirU-scven
yes, has been one Of it, most activo ctukens, but
g late yesss hss been % too iesoie Tor business;
friends, and with the he President,
most determined opponent Of slavery yea1s
before The Republican pAZN Wa formed,
and when the lame Of an a5oltuoutst WIS one that
NE Wright prondly and openly advocated hts
principles, 21d many poor fugitive hATa he
helped to C1nads, that llad Of promise IN Jea1a
gone By. NJ. Wright wt0 tor years consistent
Il this city, md vas alxa5s Hoe.a Win
fellow men, md relieve tue distressed The +
turus fsrn Ill counties, save three OF four, have
O - ia. ~ 70 deiecu1e tSss ae seezet.1J q
Ssase has directed the C'etka Of such counties 70
! send Others, 1nd znch ~ viii comply With the
| lay On this suh}eet II win be quite While Jet
es5ess s,ss s e5 naaan v9e ca be re3sd ,sSss
70 les,le ne met lhss ne Republican naianq o.
State officers Will be about rhirty thousand. Tnis
| u ptetN well for an OF year, snd much bettei
than VA expected by tue Republicans, who eook
| into calculation the apathy thar ex1su IN the Be.
pnblican parg every t~o Jears, that u IN III elec'
tons except that Of President md Goye1not.
| The Empire Feed NH Company Of Sterling
H., With capital stock Of IS, 5,0o0, and the As
ese g. ea ka'sa ssess Sea' & 'nsoo xR
alton. under the general laws Of the State, VIII
the Secses4sy Of STATE n-oAy.
, 1870-11-22
''GREAT BARGAINS"

In Dress Goods, and large adj
difio1,s to rli our departments,
at extraordinarily toac prices,
At
log / I08 Safest, and So t IS Washlnstoa-st.
, 1870-11-22

Bogardus and Paine at Detroit-The
Former Successful.
Weston on the Track A1afa-ChsHs
Congress.
Bii1irat,


RCpoLFHx CHANGES HIS MIMI
After everybody had concluded inst the Ru-
do1pte- -ParAer match for thn championship WAS To
h& played In Cincinnati on the 10th OF December.
Rndolphe zpddenly his changed his mind. md
now ANNOUNCES, through the medium OF his
especial organ, friend, and protector. Wltts'
SPIRIT. that he viii neither play the match
IN Clnctnu1u, nor will be play It until
January. This u \ complete sui Prise 70
Parker, who, acting upon Rndo1phe's fan!'shed
proposal to ply w1shtu ten dAFs II desired, and
10 plsy tne match IN anJ city named IN the rules,
excepting Chicago or Cleveland, had named CHI
cuna1. sud The 10Th Of December, ind supposed
that Wsa the end Of It. He ts seriously a1noyed
and !nconycnlenced oy Rudolphes evident design
to nut him 10 - much trouble ~ possible, and, ~
LIST n soEt, has authorized his New York repre-
sentauve % propose 10 Rudolpae to play IN New
Itsk, provided hl travelling AMI hotel expenses
nse alIow ed- Parker Is willing and ANXIOUS to DO
anything which will aid IN coming TO AZ agree.
ment, even 70 submit. ting to The Petty schemes OF
tie malconteats and msschtef.mAAets who seem
70 hare thoroughly succeeded IN making tool OF
Rudofpte and Ia uslu1 him a5 IueAnA for the
gra.inca11on Of their snite.