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l0rthfrn : Crntral : CuGnb0hn.

Bon ano raa Spnntas, 20 SOB 1870. p,rlnHsu ot
3uge Baltimore, Die iolgt:
$40 WprssnS, SofsBduellUB. - GGgIid
tGOnuta9s G~usBeHomlHrn), mad YItibburg unb BEN QDt
zen, @lmira. EufnID lno ben gtiugards}d Hen u. /. h
1870 RadlmtttdqSsGdneu yu9- Sdpliu (Gonn,
tags au"sgeRommenl. nod Bittsburg une BEN Wtfu
uno n6rOltG uur bis qBiutamSpori,
lao dbsues@rprsa, t5OnniGgs GtlsarHonr1,n
nad benz gBehfn. FF
10. 40 Sedd,ts@ rpres- SH9,th, mad Dem aDtHth
R6rOlih nab Buffalo. Siuaeicr, btH NtaRoras5dusl
uno CANADA.
Die 3lgs nit btr DeRsDlarpldnDer GtIenbabns Q,
ben $40 Ytoreens, urb $50 glQdnitta9s ab.
Die ,3lgs nab SetlusbIrs 8e9en $40 WiOtatRs unf
1915 ga6mittaB5 ub,
Die 3h9t mad odnOOet gebsn 80 T{orgsns, u. 2.4C
qrO $50 gtadImittags 40,
Die 3uge nit ber n&umberlun0sB duEu'er gtI.nbabn'
stbtn sic TOrRrns uno II 40 Wlittass pb.
acCBmHuGutiunsS,3 Kline
Eddb 5prf I'm $50 Tta5mitaoB. tdGIt6, gnnp,
tags dus9enomrtett.
sadj Sdrftpn i'm $50 gldbmtttaes, t6aItt u.
SOnntags ausgenurrtn.
Die ) iIgc SOmmentn Baltimore am
Dom gBsiru uno glOrOsn $50, e.l5 Wprp,ns, 2.45
uno 8 2S uhr Nbsnos.
Oort - 1911 WtDrggns.
Partton'N Accommodation - 8 so Worgtns,
GBegen os 9Beltfrrn, BileIt mao autn 4unfttn, EpIh
uub Noro, usnDs man Hh in Der Biuctur. 9aIuert.S Sta,
ton, uno Er. 8, SlorosG albtrtfr an
g. .. gJouna,
StntraIspa laAep Ngtntrn;
PIT MIfref ". Ni6fs. Gen. sSupcr't.
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Sanbe[s= mr. B1rien=Vrridlt.

DE Bannluou . 3ufubrfn In ben iths SGf.t ,pdb.
rsnb Der ltbien spohr brtruesn No. $50 BaItr.
DE poraeltrtsen Dor ems Sertduts paren pier ~foIasnoe:
400 Y. St.s5 2Oer, d., l09k; leo no L., l09x 800
b.. o., 100; 800 DO, O., l0OR; l7O) 8tr St..scdI =,
1881. 1l4& 1000 Bal'o. Siaoticdi 1890. 8 !; 10. 900
no , 1881, 81; rs Der. 5irensn's 9ni. go, 6 1000
10 70. Salio. .Sbto'Yabn 1872; 1000 Wtar. uno Gins.
8lbRobl., q, ~.
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s5rpfeNpr q. g, N0affbdt'e

yBirtortas IN sirt reirt Srdultr. unb EBprt,lr.xts
VI, bic irSt uon Guen IndbIthtu Observation-Disclosures
=. Eduitnet bon granitH uuO ron Ntrtsn Wu'1ieebtns
no eura Otsis gl,obtn rBjttoriaT edtJlta tDisbti Btrst.
Nut loor6tn. SD baltt IS fir msins V}dIdt unOS 4uIbfas
Ell, BEN 9~tiamrtttn Nublititl Ole gro8t GrtinbunB tdtts
utbtiIsn. S6 ~garauttrs ourh Saufen6t non !3tuQhiTrs.
luatr oosr b%siIerFeii, 9tpbtbsria, 0hoiera, 6boItrGs
Htorbu6, Rubr. @tartb6s. 2abrs II. qOpfDsb. Reuross
tStai,lTeS:r y RbeuTats rrag Ssss,SSe H ser5 SSsf
lu:tlbnnsrr. tpttptiIGt aronEtstttn, BtitStrFopTInli
tus gRaqtntrantbttttr II. |. 10. olritt.
Die rSietoria" IN IN allen 0pOtbt9tn ~ ea6ai.
Srels 80 9ents per &Iaf@e.
9tofeHpr q. g. GgdttbGIs
aleiniger @igentbtmer
&c. sass SRsE5aItitnpres, &css pDn @unarose
Baltimore, TEb
BEdt ItYt Die ndhFsbtnotn srtaunIiGtn Rurtn, tpsla.
'urH ben @ebranG bon Brot. 9. q. Wlattbat'b Bic
orr" bttOtrtt tporbtn fro.
9pbann %eitboft Rr. 81. stiItsFraBs. BON Gront.
6sr Si1rrbot ourb A DoFs;
3p(tpb Sones, ~. StItri In Baltimor Gounfo.
'oi Ianatdbri9er SpspsDis OurG iDet SIai6sr BE
q. erapIOgs, %. 9, ssreHsaBs. anDa,t.p,s
urt I Glaidf oes uStctorn@ In s Eas,n ;
Satbdrins GpptI. gir. $40, 6th.G barksErase,
t%arttrtfn 9ais, an IptI5etn Re idi brti W1onat,n aditiga,
glnblidls FUR eur@ l 6lafhs;
Sansgmttb Rr. liz. bHsSap,tsFrabt, uarS, bua
Sr0nattts gsbetlt;
gltas stUtertion, Baltimore County. tDnsSs BAN
t1.umdtismu5 uuO 9psptpFt ssbtilt;
Motes SdtnsS, Carroll GOuutn, urlros Don etnts7
tlirnnien HnfaH oon Cholera. RorbuB 0sbtiIi;
Wtdiasl COB. 2r. 25s. CRsgrattHraft, fplrhs hppsa
n StbrauG strst flatHs oes sBtrtOrp" non Roi. uts5
tbtuuiatisrms ptbtilt
HtfUidt Stetn, Sritnbei1sntbUms .H0erL, DAsFsnb
n1orttraBe. lpurbt BON einttn bbisn 0alIt furtrt,
AduitIib Inofrt fnb BON UerIhiebenFn Rrnnlbsttss
Il Iuhlrei5. utu he bttr dutuFtibrtn, otatilt ipprbsn
Vrof g. g. Rattbdi F~abriiirt aud .Sfetprb IN.
engsss tr Sufen, @rFdItunsen, beIferRdt N.
ien Hn0.
Depot Rr. 941, Dt.8altimcrefraBe.
dUs Auftrd9t tDerotn prompt ausettilbrt, unb eetns,,
VI per Boh oosr Grpre6 nab allen 6btiIsn btr Bts.
Stantsn obtr @nropa p%erfanbt. Rreis oks .BfcfprbS sn
E.nts pro SIaias, 9Olens.s rs Gents BIO gSo5,tI,
(A2-)
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QlnS

Cincinnati %. Nov. - Die GprpnsrSe
9urp in Net Sadie Der Grau Setting. weI6e in
cintu 9runHCn ~yciaIlGr unb 6urd ben gIniurJ
Der 5ctlcnmaurrn rClClteH a~sibbtet wpTetn
6rau oura bic i%rafbare NoRlGlfGtcit bc5
Ehnnrh 0rNN NcrMriAMt MUNRO.
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SbtlaOelpbia : Q~SilminQtGn ,
DQItimOrGr GilenbnbD,

91nHDeUE&2seCJfet.
Htl urb mad muhtag, ben Q. Stunt 1870, eehi
pie yahdstsrItgr theli@ CeorutGas aussarOmntnJ. mir
foIgt
ESegF%of,ua nup gbilaotIpbtG unO 3ptIatn.e to-
ttonen u1 rs glorgsns. Steitt 3ue perbineri Hd at
Der lepsGufle'9urctipr nit nen Grain aner Staiipnlt
Der Stlaparesg ienbubn lno in YerrrOiuI nil aUtf
Stdttonen Der Baltimore g uraIsgiirnbabn.
&rprea3us nab philadelphia uuo 9srus YOti un 8
80 gtor9ens, It'd In perrubills uut BEN 3uat mad
port Depuitt Oerbtnbeub.
YbuaDGlpbtasNeD YOrter GrpreBBug gtadm. 2 ub,
40 Vttittlitni uerbtnOti Ib In N8ilmiHgiDn nit ben Sh.
gen tIr StattoHsn an Der Decentralization, IiUii4tr
Rtlnir9tDn unb SGrringtDn.
Rccou1roodtton5s3u9 nab Bort Debpht unb ben ba,
gtDtthen %gelcgeren Stdttonen 5 MIR 9tddmtttnoB,
PbuabepbtafQbc 2 uhr rs Wtn..; 'perbirnsi
no IN Wilmington nit BEN GrprtBIuQt fir 6auptsE 10,
ttonen an Der DelafOaresSi ierh0b n tinIih lnb bi
YCrrpoile nit allen Stationen an Der Central abn,
ETpreslug mad Stem, YDri un 10 utr 40 w. Qbbs
Vim SUnutGge!
Nta@ philadelphia ubr Is WitnlteiI NbtnOE.
9sah 9.elusDOrf UNI le nbr 40 Win. NbeuOs.
%btlaeelpbin Baltimore @eHtralzSd -
Die 3uge 9eben tagli6 WtOrqtns nm : ubr 25 vi tuut,n
uno 2. 10 Nabmittd8s ab - Sountngs uusgerpmme n-
nu0 Nbenos um 9 Gbr IS Utin. ab. 5Onntuas .msot,
n%oLtr'sn, uRo Samaass Iur Ber6Iubuua i'm z l6rS Is
Win. gtddun
Durdinb rts .9inets Rnb eutueOtr I'm llrsHSeuta, =,
Depot, ODER Sir. l47, BaltimOreitr., I'll babcn. gberIp
lam man bort I'M Boraua Gikt IN hiittrrrr WiIdIb.
Hno edlaiuagen Fberl.
Yerionen, lDtIbs BiGstt In Der Office In gaItirror,Ar
ttbnten, buben ben 8ortbeiI, bah ibre BaoQQe ana Ell
SeoRmil,0, ab9f9olt rnN bon Der 4unioH ErGngitr GO.s
rlartirt piro.
CO1-l Esm. grasfure. ga,ut
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YlnN NmhE.

SdpaunR, %. 9!Oe. - Will 8laubt,
oN6 pdS &abcl spuden 5aln1ita ano Aipin
peG 1eicat Iao lpmiit lclearapbtihe Serbtn-
cuna nit @nldml piCrcr tergeiteGt it,, IS
betBt, bar bcutt IN ypurcn 0tpGi1eu bon 91s
ndlnd dIFdtnClt.
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Goh cilr8 hrfnnntrn Meifflidlcn.

Concord, y, s.. rs NpYbr. - 8es.
Or. ~. S!pne, elm bcFamtCr @eiflthe. UNI
irutrr 6crauERsber mebrerer relig'Blen Bet
i6rjftrn ltIrt Qettert IN elmer 6%trStrantbelt
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sdrrdlidcr SIM rinrs Nrufidlen.

81. Guuis, &c. 3po. Scinri6 8sgIsr
Wuroc 8Gitcrn bur6 ejusn Wil6sn Sitter, ben CT
ourd bic StraBe trtsb, auf8slpigBt nnb icfort
nPfnbfrf-
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EdIfhrudj.

serves. Del, 26. 0Otb 49, Die cn9ltiGe
Bayte gGiQtn", non 2onCUn nd6 9bllaeei>
pbt1 bctummt, tCf pprtac Nabt bet Cape
0cnlprru Nuf rcN Slrano. @idn miro tbr
N.illLMI LPnrfr.
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Ner amir Nrnnn in q. Nnni8.

ct. gcUtS, 20. Wpg. Ser Geiamml>
S6ooen, Der our6 cen 9%tItrt5cn 8rono or
Niilhtu' iA.n G,Gou0e Gerpprgtbradt wRree,
bCtrQdt etpd GA 90.
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Selcgrapbii9e 9epei6eR,
Der aiiOciirten RreIie.
tSsrieIgt fRr on .Dsutfa:H gorrstppnseatnS.
@eitere @afeulieferung fur
Trantretd.

RepsDort. 70. Top. - Ser nsue Sams
pier .grle,' tueIher pdbrsnO Der leBten 6 Ia
gen am Yier gtr. 3. I'M RortbsRlurr lag, bal
cine Gaouns ileiner gBaffen uno &rie9smas
terlGl thr Grantrsi9 erbalten, untsr OenlslDen
iinD 100, 900 Sprin8fielozD tuststen; Elm SBell
Osrielbsn puroe fiir5li4 BON Der &s9ieruns
BET elmer Yeriisi8eruns erftanoen. Der Sam.
pier bot cine Ssmannun9 BON 100 Yerionen,
tpiro am Wtontag oon bier na9 Comes abtabs
zen uno 9sOenft BON bort einen tran8ofi1en
Qaien gu errei1en.
Sas Boot ssb6rt elmer BOitonsr Girma,
muros aber fir 3tusi Wonate BON bent blii8en
Rbeoers A9enten 8. W. Broiun flr $l20, 900
SOlo Semtetbet,
Der nOrObeutIde Gen.. Goniul R6IinB iast.
Dab er nldt geb6rt babe, baB Der vGris' nit
Baiien bsfrahtet lei uno sr tueroe ieiner &es
9ieruns nt9t 0ariber beridten. Or babe ofs
fi3iea lber oieAbtabrt anoersrGabr3euse mel
9s gBafen fur Grantrsib gslaDsn, beri6tet
uno Gls Antport erba!tsn. ii9 nibt um Die
Sa3e 81 ttimmern, inOeni tein international;
Les SeleB eGitire, pelass iOl@e Wafisnisaouu.
non nPfhiete f2O
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OelOleuOnuQelt!

gtIottnonnesti ,utrest, ~ BEN rssortsftn sourit tn
tr9sno tinem Ebeiie guropa's bsiorgf. Bit qiIie nsy
oduItr. nit ireihen mir 8erbtnoungtn nntsrbaIist,. IL
tn Der pffst aujeshdnet. y. aoimr' y
III Gds Der %BaIttmorsfr. NIB S,.osssps
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aus Nlabama.- 0%eribtlidhe Sim
baItebefeblc gegen ote 3ablune
Der fur ben SouDeruenEss Hno
Sdbasmet1tcr. Soften abgeaebe'


c &Itmmteft.
R N III ~, rs. Roo.E- 5tute mar
elm lebr auf8erester Sag. Seltern abeno err
bislten Souuernsur Smith uno Stasm.ifer
Bingham pom Sbers uno Greis9eriGt Hefeble,
pelhe benz Senats 8oriiBsnoen Die 3dblung
Der fhr oas 8ouperneurss un0 S9aBmelfters
Unit ab9s9.benen Sitmmen, ptl6e bsute
Wittas | ubr ftatifinoen ioQte, untsrIaste.
Als UNI l ubr Die bstoen Sduier In Bemeins
l6aftll6er SiBuna 3uiammentamen, puroen
oennob nur be fur be iibrisen Staaisa inter
ab8esebsnen Stimmen es3dbli: fir Moren,
Yi3sa @ouusrnsur 43l7, BARTER, Staatsisfre.
tdr, 1859 uno Sanforo 1926, bur6gdnaig
oeHlotrattibe Waiorttdten.
Sieie &tiultate uuroen benz GtaatsIetretdr
3ussiGidt, um ben Grfols bsr seriGtli9en
YrO5eour abjuparten.
ueber ben antreg, Wore als 8i3e @ouoer=
neur ein3ui1pDren, pertaste ii6 Der Senat.
Wliilerpeile ipuroe ieDo1 Woren bon &iGier
Saioro eingei6poren uns ertldrts er iih bes
rsii, oas Ytdfiolum hbsr Die semeinihatilide
SiBung belosr Sduier su tbsrnsbmen. auf
antrag absrsab W,asr. Der 3eitise Staats'
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DIRECTORY FOE ADVERTISERS.


AHusEMENTs-Fourth hfh and sixth columns. second
AsTKofoSy- Fourth column twelfth pase
Bo1s6ERs AND i6poRss and
BOARD AND fsS4S column second
ss4 ..
sussass Ssit9 column ninth page
cry NEAL HsTaTE
CLEKKs AND Statesmen Sixth column eleventh page
636HnEa Asb column
s:s :al m
column 1s
COUNTRY HOUSES, FARMS, Ao, TO RENT-sixsh
COUNTRY REAL Estate FOR sALE-siYh column.
pAScisa eHuSsxspRxrEs sixth column, second page.
RHNTisTHY-rhird RHHNN ns,nnG raia column hrst page
DHEEEisa HOUSES es10oL 70 LET. IT. FURNISHED AND UN.
sssfs ss''s
Fors s second page
saG ss
MoRsFs. cAksixoEs. 4c.-second column, nrst page
HoUsis s. ROOMS GS ISSTEDMSourA column. twelfth
IssgkIESy 19s sim column SE;; c,rv
GEN REAL EsTATk s9s FOR sALE-Ffia @ 1'S coiann Sns
tWeIltn page.
LOAN OFFICES Sixth column first pare.
LOST AND FOUND Third coiurnH, first page.
MACHINERY-rour column. twelfth page.
MARBLE MANTELS-Fourth column second page
MATRIMONIAL L-Sixth column, eleventh page.
MEDICAL Fifth column, ninth page.
MISCELLANEOUS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. column,
MISCELLANEOUS Fifth co,umh, second page
HCSICAL--Fi.th column, second page.
NEW ~ PlBLICATIONS--Third column FIRST page.
RERSONALS-Fi column first page.
PlANOFORTES-Ffh column, second page.
POST OFFICE NOffCE-Thrd column, Arst page.
PROPOSALS-F!fth column ninth page
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE Sixth column, twelfth
page.
REAL REAL Est ESTATE WANTED Sixth column. twelfth page
EEWARDS-Third column, first page.
Rooms AND APARTMENTS To LET-First column,
twelfth page
SALES AT AUCTIoN-second and third columns. twelfth
eITUATYONs wANTED-FEMALEs-- First second. third,
- fourth and fifth columns, eleventh page
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALES- column, eleventh
SPECIAL NOTICES First and second columns second
ePoKTINuNDOGS, BIRDS, &c.-Second column, first page
ETAtLIONS-Sccond column, first page.
THE BALL SEAsON-Six.h column, second page.
THE TRADES Sixth column eleventh page
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-Frst column
WANTED TO fURCHAsE-Third column, first page
WATCHES, JEW ELRY, &c.-Sixh column, first page.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &c.-Second column, hrst page.
The New York herald., 1870-01-12

THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1870
NOW READY
pared with much care Is ready delivery to sub
scrbcrs and purchasers We think that we hazard little In
mston-politcal and otherwse-n condensed and ac-
cesibc form for the price which we AJAX for this little
manus. II contans:-
l. Astronomical Department.
!. Ecipscs in 1570.
2. Various Calendars for 1870.
2. Tide Table for lj0 places
4. The -Four Seasons
&. How TO Sci Correct Time.
s. Morning and Evening Stars
2. sixtyone Bright stars.
s. Cycles and Church Days.
g. Planetary and Star Conjunctons, &c.
70. Length Of Day and Night.
II. Calendars Phases Of the Moon; Rising and Setting
OF Sun. Moon and Planets, sidereal Noon, Moon,
H. Political Department
l. Constitution OF the United sta.ss with the various
q Condition Of the Fifteenth Amendment.
g. Public Laws passed nj the Third Session OF the For
tieth Congress and The Frz. Session Of the Forty
T. Joint Resolutions and Proclsma,ions
s. Appropriations by Third Session Of Fortieh Congress-
6. DEBTS OF Various Nations.
Amendments.
8. Number OF Votes and those who Vote 10 New York.
10. French and American Weights and Measures
u coinsee % M a, The G IN Sni;ed a,,a, s,ass. s,. Mint
IL. Principal Governu ents OF the World.
IA. States and Territories, with Governors, Popula-
Is. Committee. in Congress-
l6 Eoads of tho Government
Is. Our Ministers Abroad.
~. The United States senate, with terms Of services.
70 Members OF the fortyfrs. Congress, politically cas
:. q: Delegates to Congress from Territories.
/. Fun Returns all important Elections held in 1862
with Comparative Tables for other years
70 oen per o a. pu p
Address all ORDERS With cash enclosed, TUE TRIBUNE,
New York.
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DENTISTRY

TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN THIRTEEN
i ycarsBenumsing application gas administered beau
fu Teeth 6l set BIZ gold sets bought pumpes for thin
faces j. JAY VfLLEKS, 15b Grand street,
Two blocks from Broadway
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IMPORTANT MEETING.-A MEETING OF THE CIGAR
Msnniacturers Association will he held Mt No 17G ater
street cup sairs on Wednesday, the 18th inst, at three
O'Clock r. M for election OF officers and Tor other business
OF great Importance TO the trade BY order of the President
JOHN SrEAIrON, Secretary.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A ADVERTISEMENTS, AGENTS. POSTERS.-PROPo
IA Will be received until the l7th instant for the lease
for years, the enclosing the
sonic Temple northeast corner Broad and Fber streets
Philadelphia aiming OF 0 feet and front
ing upon Address CHARLES II. KINGSTON,
Masonic Hall. Philadelphia.
-A.-OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF THE SOUTHERN
IA. Association, drawn in public at 2y0P. ii. and $3.50
p. NJ, at Virginia Hall, Richmond. va.:
DrsrnlpUrloN NO. 1s-TurspAY MoEsIsd. JAN II, 1870
pIsrniptTIoN Nc: is7gIspAr LvEslns, JAN. 4, 1870
25, ~, 81, g. 27, 73, 20, 49, 50. Q, 70, &c. IT, %.
g. Q. TOMPkIhS, Commissioner.
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l published by the London Publishing Company A
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Mrs. HARRISON, IA Napoleon street, Newark, n J.
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WATCHES, JRWELRY, Nsc,


DIANoNDs AND DIAMOND JEwELRY TO FN
u change for Real Estate or State advertiser.
formerly gentleman OF large fortune collected IN EUROPE
unique and magnificent assortment of Diamond Jewcy,
Medallion ocscts Lognons, Chans Scarf Pins, NccSlaes
Studs tsoarcs) &c. most original In desgn Heavy osscs
In business mako him desroas o exchanging these II cash
valuation real estate In New YORK Brook
lyn adj acen New Jcrscy. The diamonds orth
about Ss,oJ0 All PARTICULARS with interview be had by
atdressDg with description or property TO be exchanged
BROAD, box Ito Herald oice.
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POST OfFICE NOTICE.

post OFFICE NOTICE.-THE MAILS FOR EUROPE
so. anrhs thS week ending Saturday, January i 1870 will
ana =. al the stations as follows, iz::A and ., 1913
a, M Q and ., ~ A. NJ; and E. a:45 A. M; and g,
s'Ao a. ~. r. H. JONES, Postmaster.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-08-18

A PROSPEROUS TowN.-The Seattle wv.
T.) Intelligence, OF July 18, says that last year
there was constructed in that city, "One
church (Catholic), eleven buildings for stores,
and thirty-seven one and two story dwelling
houses; besides some twenty odd smaller tene-
ments" This year up to the present time, It
says that there has been built and are also in
course of construction, one Episcopal Church,
one school building, three warehouses, seven
business houses, one livery stable and forty
eight one and two story dwelling houses, be-
sides numerous other smaller tenements, and
various other improvements. Several Of the
hotels have baen enlarged and the town gem
.erally.appsars to seprospefins inSyS '1-'f-
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-08-18

NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION.-The New
York UorlFs Raleigh special dispatch says the
election held in North Carolina last week "was
attended by scenes of riot and bloodshed be-
tween the negroes and whites, and that the
election returns are very meager but indicate
very largely increased Conservative majorties
throughout the State" The dispatch also
states that there was heavy falling off in the
Radical vote, and that the Conservatives claim
four out of seven Congressman and large
majority in both branches of the Legislature.
Such result was certainly unlocked for, after
the desperate measures resorted to by Holden,
and must have fallen like thunderbolt upon
the Radical leaders. The wholesale arrest OF
Conservatives by "loyal" bloodhounds under
Kirk and Burgen, in utter defiance of all law,
and the refusal to obey writs issued by the Su-
preme Court, in the hope of intimidatlng all
opponents of Radicalism, seems to have acted
something like boomerang, and the blow IN
tended for the peaceabie, law-abiding and hon
est people of the Old North State has fallen
upon the Radical conspirators, carpet-baggers
and scalawags Nearly every election that has
been held since the inauguration of the 'great
captain" has resulted in a popular verdict OF
opposition to his Administration. The power
full patronage of the General Government,
welded by an incompetent and corrupt Exec
tive, has been brought to bear for the Radical
candidates in every State wherein elections
have been held during the past year, yet it has
invariably resulted in a reputation by the peo-
pie of the corrupt practices and, teachings OF
the Radical party.
| The success of the so-called conservative
ticket is due to the Democracy, and conserv-
atism is a misnomer. for Democracy Itself Is
conservatism. The violations of Constitutions
and laws by the Radical party, under the jesui-
| tical plea that "the end iustifes the means" is
driving thousands of honest, thinking men over
| to the Democracy. The scales are falling from
their eyes. They are beginning, though at a
| late day, to perceive that continuance in
power of the Radical party, will inevitably re-
suit in q total subversiOn of all Constitutional
Governments; and that the only salvation OF
the country depends upon restoration OF the
Democratic party to power. The revulsion in
public sentiment is becoming so apparent as to
have demoralizing effect upon the unprinci-
pied leaders of that corrupt organization, and
they are quarreling among themselves, and
Swapping at each other like vicious ours. The
adoption of the Fifteenth Amendment, through
fraud and violence, has been the last feather
that broke the cameps back and this, followed
by the infamous bill for its enforcement, and
the Know Nothing naturalization law passed
short time before the adjournment of Con.
press, has opened the eyes of the hitherto blind
worshIppers of the ebony IDOL and the la
boring men and citizens Of foreign birth are
(deserting the rotten Radical hulk like ratl
| from sinking ship. . --@
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IDAHO CITY, THURSDAY. AUGUST IS, 1870.
HOW WEBSTER WORKED.

In the spring of 1924, Mr.. Webster was
much concerned in the discussion then going
on in the House of Representatives at Wash
ington, upon the tariff. One morning he rose
very early-earier even than was his custom
to prepare himself to speak upon it. From
long before daylight till the hour when the
House met he was busy with his brief. When
he was far advanced in speaking, a note was
brought to him from the Supreme Court, in.
forming him that the great case of "Gibbons VS..
Ogden" would be called on for argument the
next morning. He was astounded at the intel
igence, for he had supposed that after the tar
iff question should have been disposed of he
would still have ten days to prepare himself
for this formidable conflict in which the con.
sttutionaity of the laws of New York grant
ing a steamboat monopoly of its tide-waters,
would be decided.
He brought his speech on the tariff to a con.
cusion as speedily as he could, and hurried
home to make such preparation for the great
law argument as the shOrtness of the notice
would permit. He had then taken no food
since his mornings breakfast; but instead o1
dining he took moderate dose of medicine
and went to bed, and to sleep. At 10 ?. M. he
awoke, called tor bowl of tea, and, without
other refreshment went Immediately to work
| To use his own phrase, 1.-The tapes had not Deel
off the papers for more than a year" HI
worked all night, and, as he has told me more
than once, he thought he never on any occas
| ion had so completely the free use of all hi
faculties He hardly felt that he had bodil.
organs, so entirely had his fasting and the med
icine done their work. At 9 A. NJ, after elev
en- hours of continuous intellectual effort, his
brief was completed.
| He sent for the barber and was shaved; ht
took very slight breakfast of tea and crack
ers; he looked over his papers to see that the!
were all in order, and tied them up,-he reat
the morning journals to amuse and change hi
thoughts, and then he went into Court, an'
made that grand argument which, as Judg
Wayne said above twenty years afterwards
released every creek and river, every lax
and harbor in our country from the interior
ence of monopolies" Whatever he may have
thought of his powers on the preceding nigh
the Court and the bar acknowledged thei
whole force that day. And yet, at the end o
five hours, when he ceased speaking, ne coul
hardly be said to have taken what woul
amount to half the refreshment of commo
meal for above two-and-thirty hours, and, ou
of the thirty-six hours immediately preceding
he had for thirty-one been in state of yer
high intellectual excitement and activity-Cm
tis's Life Of Webster
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FRANK MILLER.

A TrORNFY L COUNSELOR AT LAW. IDAHO
4 CIVIL r Office in third building above the
-, house, Commercial street nsu
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l. AlSSLIE.
r. Z. FooTE.
AINsLIE ~ FooTE,

TTORNEYS AND COUNSELoRS AT LAW, IDA
l no City. Patents obtained for mining lodes,
i, act OF Congress of July 20, 1866. oFFicE-on
Il street. opposite Andrews Co.'S store. nltt.
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JOE. w. HUSTON.

TTORNEY AT LAW. U. s. DISTRICT ATToR-
ney for Idaho Office in Curtis Block. Beise
=! ], dec. -, 1862.