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, 1870-09-25
FROM THE FRONT,

HAZAfHE OFFERS TO C4TiTCLATE.
ihSpos, Sept aA--The following significant
sits patch haa Iust been received:
"BRrssEls, Sept. st-Soon.--Dazaine has Of
fertd 10 capitu,ate, at Metz, on condition taat he
te allowed to take baggage and arms lie eu-
cages nos to take up arms for three manths.''
nERllS, Sept s4.-The French fertilization Of
Toul- few miles west Of Nancy, was captured
by the ps1lssaus, at sunset yesteIuay, Friday.
The story Of It's suy1tnFer. uncondltloaslly, On
Wrnneattay last, which Was reiurnet. from New
1NK, Was utterly without foundation.
1NSpUH, Sept. eA.-A despatch from General
Won k1enstg, at Tuu1. says: "Yesterday the tpwn
WIS captured s stDEm by the PIusstaus, asttr a
determined Resistance. The boNlhartsmcpt has
been continued several days, causing great tlau-
age and destroying the principal buildings The
EtrTmtnE party a.lTance'l, aud atterwari the
F.nhetah forres cats1e,1 1t lv stosm The tesase.l
ttMn surrendered IL the Prussilns uncou.llttou-
nlv.~
MEETING RETwEES KISG WILLIAM AND SAroLgnN.
LuN1r,S, Sep:. 7l.-Thc 7fmex haA the folio wing
tstnils Of the meeting between King William, OF
11nssts, and Napoleon, ut Bellevue: The meet
Ing WAS very corrlia, apparently. After shaking
hant!a, they entered the conservatory. TIE on.
ce1s cane out, lcaring the two alone. A DIALOGUE
then took rlaee, Of which the following Is the
substance:
NiAR ~ t4afH4As \S\N4 AuA &1tE4 4t1}l1EA VIC
tory IN the war you have prrcipItatetl. Empero,
NAPOLEON. The var was not sought by nc, bu,
wns imposed upon tae by puhlle opinion
King Willtam COMPATIBILITY. Your Mln.stefs
created the opinion. Your army, however, Ger
taIn1s fought brayelr. Emperor. But the Pms
sans hail the discipline that mine had recent,
lacked.
| King. Before and since 1856 We studied care
| FULLY the experience and inventions Of other pa
| tlans- Emperor. Your artillery Won everything
| Ii is tho finest Ia the world.
King. In the matter Of artillery, particularly
we hare utilized the experience OF other uation:
Emperor. Prince Frederick Charles decided tn
event OF the inst battle his amy carrying our IL.
position.
| .k,ng. You err. It was 1ny son who fought
Sedan. Emperor. Where, then, was rtint
Frederick Charics-
King. Ills army corps is tefore Metz
The Emrernr;s self.rosscssion apparently Il
i strte.i ttm Iaomentart!5 On Tcce.ytng this intel
i gcnce.
The King continued Have you auyshsnx
| propose.
Emperor. Nothing whatever; am rslsone
King. With " hom, then. am to trcat7
Emperor. Win the Empress, with the COVER.
! incut at Paris; an po*czless; can make I
1 terms; give no orders
Ksrg. Will Wilhelm suit yonas reslience7
Emperor. Yes,
The conversation was continued sho,1 t1rn
the King expressing coincidence for the Emperor
n,sf0rtuneA He at length Withdrew with ere
mark OF respect.
TOLL CArIITLATEp-
nKrSsErS, Sept. 9s.-Toul captulate+l, and Y
not carried By etSru, as at 6sst repo,se.l. r
terms accorded wcrc similar to those granted
:estan.
, 1870-09-25
SPAIN.

MADRID, Sept. 9t.-Republic4n journals, to-dsy,
rabitsh IL inu q manifesto Of Orcaz, endorsing
tic formation Of legion 10 aid France In ner
Struggle agalns, PrusnR. He assests ths. the can.
di<iatute for the throne OF Spain ofPrtnce Eohen.
zoern, Or any other person In the prusstan inter.
est, Is nov 1nadmiss1b1c.
Onlclal dispatches Of an important character
were received from Cuba to-day.
The Captain General ansonnees the near ap.
preach Of the submission OF Ill classes to spun
tsh rule, When that Is completely effected, HI
will accord them new liberties, among which vii
he the privilege to send Deputies to the Cortes n
Madrid, as at present Is the case With Porto Rico
MADRID, sept. 9+.-To-morrow will appear I
manifesto signed BY a1l the Republican Deputies
IN the Cortes, tn favor Of the 1oertan Gnion-
, 1870-09-25
ovcfpowet him cane to enforce the demand.
Tno Pr.laalans left, md none hare appeared

ovcipower him cazne to eoforre the demand.
1ne Pfuahans left, md none hare appeared
slncc.
THK AMERICANS RL1Nkn.
The Government authorities here blame the
American 6orernnsnt, and particularly tue local
of1ciais at New York, for stopping French yulup-
teers who wished to tatl In the Lagayctte, on the
ground Of the neutrality lAwa belng violated.
The5 eay that from al parts Of the United Ssates
rfusBtans have been a1lowcu to return to Germany
to enlist In the Germsu sfuies without fe. or
hiuurauce and arc Ku1p,1sed nj thts .tscr1tnIna.
tion sRainst Franco,
TnCRs. Sept Gilt Ii reported that the Dnt,
d.Auyoale win be candidate for the Constituent
Assembl5 from Charense 1afe.4euse,
The ,ye imper1al yschts are to be renamed. n
fo,tova. Juoites. Tfpchu. Turenne. Dts.jr md
E,.,,s-
eopesaa oe"ts1en ~ w s'e" 1"A AeSef'An
THE RED REFoLGftoNis18-
LosoSs 0ep- 60 e@tes.Aaa itom iouts
stAt1s u&t VIC eASsea. oA Inc governing
c'a.ses "As .e. G. "nIue "uoa loes fece'sea H.
.ehRsnIe VI me .e'oluuoaA!J UPRISING OF me
Aeua ~ I" "4H. tuc ee@ute VI loe A9te1 de *it!er
| EFase' e1"tE' aao aes=aaH. i0e famof OF
~ op1nos *as epsen os 'ax1"es from the
| en1' a"a ne ""ues. olsea9u anu con1a'
sion nfesaA II appears THAT det2ehuents
! from the regular Asn5, comptAln2 1og1ases from
| AacAanons 8 army, mfae up iof tne most rar Of
| ZohaseS anu: 1ufcos' >o%ne1 INC mob u the
streets oi rams aud commenced the revolution
asy deptcdauens no" exciting no mush alarm.
senernA i1ocau sno snes' II sNa, NNh
ihee 1osee o. men 1fon INC OUTSIDE 1ofaaca-
uons. ea1e'eo Tue Guy ioe tae pa1pose oi qaelln9
Inc olstus''anee inese uoofs lmu uea'ately cAn3
IN toal1et Will .ao Ie's1usas1a. au" severe
asn'thH III .ne seeets e"1ue'. tae fssult OF
, 1870-09-25
GREAT ER1TAIM

loSnoS, Sept. 2a--iIon- 1ohn Young, Goserno
General OF Cauada, has been made recr, with
the title Of Baron L=gar.
The United States steamer Jun'ata, after touch
Ing at Dover, proceeded to Chertourg.
Earl Cameron yesterday addressed the Hmm
shire Agricultural Society On tho losscs OF ths
nar,
despatch from cercnhagen. last evening. an
ne't1ee* the arrival tn the Gulf OF Luleck q
tnent. vessels oi the French ncet,
The steward Of The bark Lebanon, from Que
'1c, was arrested here, charged with setting hi
rissel Oh fire.
continental papers almost unanimous!y agret
with those Of England ID expressing surp,1sc
the !'TusstGns discussing the guarantees Of tt,
treaty, the terms Of which are get unsc ,tIc41.
, 1870-09-25
SUICIDE

TIE Deputy Coroner held III inquest, at the
County litspieal, yesterday, on the remains OF
Bridget Carlos, who died At that place in the
morning. She was formerly a servant In the
family Uf Mrs Dowltng, No. 800 Wabash ayenne,
but was recently Released from the BFldewell
She told several persons that rue tired OF life
and admitted that she ha,l thken poison. Dr.
Miller, the County Physician, made past ntoF!<
examination, and iOuntt arsenic IN her stomach
Thc Jury accordingly rendered verdict Of suicide
She was Is years OF age ant unmarried
, 1870-09-25
CARRIAGES.

We hive, md ure receiving,
Family Carriages, light Open
and Top 1suGgiex. from l.. Ii.
Brewster d Co., Twenty-fzftE-
ST.. New York. nnd other first
class manufacturers. Our
prices IRE same MS Mt the manu-.
fnctoFy- We arc prepared to
show nm assortment of the finest
harness In the city. naade by
Snmr X. Phillips. Phllu. We
tsre buiIdinE to order strictly
firs1-cla~a Hight work.
PENvOTER e. CO..
Hts "abnRh-:lV.-
nKICiftI EnYEIT CARRIAGE WORKS
, 1870-09-25

A Tonng man named Madison f. Gay WIS
charged befofc Z. S. Commissioner Horne, yes-
terlay. with robbing the malls. In the early part
Of this yea. his father as Postmaster at Hooker
in Shelby county, Ill, and, It WAS alleged, the
snn broke open three registered letters abstract
the parties frnm + Hhom 1t came. LIE Was held in
%y,OtU bAit for trial.
, 1870-09-25
L MAD nlH,

About half-pass 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon
supposed mai dog, running up Canal street,
crratcd d great deal 0f excitement The can!nr
snapped At everF one he passed, tna soccecdctl
tn cnlbcllinG his teeth in the legs OF i've persons
drawing blood, however, In but one case. This
waa that Of man named Reinhart Rlt'er. Dr.
ioupE, who attended HIN, does not think any:
thing serious Will result from the bite. The dos
ran into a barrier shop on Madison street, neal
Canal, and vas killed by policeman Butler.
, 1870-09-25

1,s'ic1fats ,a'ifats, Tenn. Sept. qA-A zzaxs meeting 81
sssrt1 g ths unity Of Italy. j. A. SIxneago prr
"Thr Itss,ts tHespeteh sent to King Victor Emanuel:
9ot Itaf;sn Jonf Majesty on uaera.iug Rome, AID
~ 6a@ Eser1Ai I'M = ASA "-- s' A'~'t'
, 1870-09-25
PORTUGAL.

Lssox, Sept es.-Tne mall steamer from RIO
Jsuti1o has arrived, bringing adr7ces to the eta
init, Peranhas hat returned from Paraguay, and
resumed bis place in the Brazilian Cabinet, as
Secretary Of Foreign Affairs. The troubles IN
Entire Rias and Nontardo continue.
, 1870-09-25
CUBA.

Havana. Sept. 9*.-Louss Ayessar1an, recently
Cuban Representative At Now York, was capture1
tn schooner At Cayo Romano, Whte attempting
TO return: was tried By couEt-ualttal last even
fnGY nnh shot this morning,
, 1870-09-25
s6ugResuon IN Hiikes' Spirit n the en- ct thA,
he nav have y1elded to patriotic impulse and
ioned the French army.


The TUT.
Tf1H GRAND THoTTlEa MATINEE,
which had been arranged to lake plH e yesterday
afternoon at Dexter Fask, was necessarily post
next, when = programme even more ATTRACTIVE
than the nIstt will be carried out. Sereral prom-
inent ladies have taken the tcket-se1lng In hand,
the Home OF the FnendeAa-
EXTRA RACE.
On Tuesday afternoon next, at Dexter Park,
tfottinQ IAce will take place between Mr.. Hoacu's
bAy Relding Riley, and Mr. Douglas black mare
Fanny, Tor stake Of $3oo-to hazneas, best two
0KrAT RACE At FLEETWOOD FARE,
Fyvs. tAs Ete York 1fm<s, s&ps,s4
The l+tt.coutctt I'D uotsnx race d the se1son Was
toT e. pa;:e e, hs,sST e., IN ss Ss
sn wa. lie thiSd sy a tic tastas. @ s I'D ~ ise
ne ee aSiEasagn TT eosss ses
:.1ed eseasD sen.s.s ' Ss's Ss's ea s9e
eatses a:n sa 'T e1sr
oST Ifs;.;I sa1'ea fi!ss;a
I'd - fsfe;: Hsa;y + Gee sese..ihs :. a i.s.:s:
hsas eh.5aster; Iesn,e I'D ne ess!. br.usies
E:s HI y: q 81 sset<is 4 .se
*neb III M to' b. oa 6y th6se a
r.; M! + IT, Il: :asss: .,sa!Ss hss:f|ss
evef. thotc who had proesi. backed him tacreaainz
their r<t.tn'enu md tho.e no bud not DONE
tht Fset Hc rraltcd eaA 1seInst Lnevs ~,
$. II Con6ds nce'a Saa He tock and kept thr had
.hs e. 1ind sn. s.s a,L 5.s, Y se
stsss elo+nF % hi, sefi.!sd h,.n. nd sitsr ons
Of The eostst and most brilliant bru4hes ever wit
I'd K E 'ss tSs asss
& t. r5 Vt = II tatX III 1T %;Ss q;
ras Ut sBasay I'D !" s sse 20. r..
shos ut .fefshs tart ND q t,eke Up h.t's sen
BladE took ihe lead from Lcer bsforc they h.d
Stpe h.t Mi!r rtt..9ca ,ttsEoqkhous: No wos rs
hn17s1ne to ~ and '4'f; fro .nens s; the .ptsa. :
l.toit. who nad not esn*sted danger tro1n III.
| t10, aksinst 1eense 20. Low }0 and tonddenes
s* 1h!! ftne ttr racr lay entirl y het.7een Low
IL a:.3: Usrnee third and Coniarnce lit Aesis
were the tAbfes ehAneed and the kDorink ones were
,tte' fo1 srH ~ knsw , nat Mh!s 70 pn III Etn
ttra. fayo;ss, f?f hc bsvaehs f:1 to bIadltS. a5s
II Tor The tistt half mile. when License pAaW.st r
! sest t hy iwo iepesSs sre.n Br.dieS: coataenes &c
thi!d; and Lev. whS h'S bFoksn badly I'd !rpras
Iien.e Ind recovered hs original pe.ltio t.xosas
In thr b~ttIne znd thn~c who adhered to him did Nr
r. I'd = - shs ss;Tt +; sa1,a i .aroGssh.q
| Confidence laft
ios So1,r 1T hs nF1er Sest. gs
tht tssst. s6N to tne sccund. And &&V to tho thst
H. H"dsn: liz. - :. thasiss T. I;i...s Lew.
| !. MnrpAy'k h. 4. John J. B5adley..,..-.3 = +.
| l.. alaces =: + Ighndenet- .,-s...-:t
, 1870-09-25

s Pinlhsn: H. l. Aa,nsisr: BI sian. i; fs1ta.an, !:
rikt,:; ats.ted by Sts1t.'; Pcsscc .; Fle,A; Get.
g Fss5: T:s eA, Cub:
sSssa' III soasa "6 56a.;h.s-kiat. % ' 'tA-
L.fi Boses After ciean Hits-Atlanties.3; Chica.
.;,'.,aha y.l4sys rss, i Mstas, .;ns;. c'ab-
s1Aks VS. rAsT1AEs. Of BALTIMORE.
The home-and-home game for the amatcur
championship vas phyea to-day between the
no1e. The game was well playe.t especially by
the Ma4ylanders, Who, IN the fourth inning.
caught re tang q CUMMINGS, pitching, aud sens
The following Is the score By tnninRa:
;;;;:;::=
Iiste ef Camel hours and Is minutes
IN CHICAGO
the news Of the result OF the game WAS fooke.l
fot with especial Interest," and large crowds called
at Fofy:s aud ke1na to get the oenent of the
dispatches received at those pEaccA The ecors
Of . 10 WAS received with great satisfaction, -
IT indicated that the White stocktngs we're fullF
ne ne saa
hare had the frst whack II TIC Atlantic; befa!e
the latter Inst the championship to the Mntna1s
In order that i Nigh. ,'s Retained in SeE York
ever, as 1t IL, TOR had the Atanttcs suil been in
possession Of the pennant on Yesterday, tue
prejutiicei base tall authorities Of New
| fnsk would rruhably have denied the Chicago
cfub the honors Of the championship, on the weak
r'ttcxt that the White Stockings, not being Mem-
In n Of the National Association, could not con-
test tnr the supremacy. Objection would also
bare hccn made. taa, the game was IN "tErcEu-
IN. one because O. nuny. whose sixty days lint
dsisiy expect tit these aosuri Ecanicailtes % vii
I've urR to deprive the White Stockings uf their
jass credit sn case Of theis defeating oo,a the
nncis risyesi games % show Tor 't tn+mse1scs, - snd
ChicagO Il perfectly content to let the subj rest
| ulnlI that has!s. The White S,tckinas hare yet
Ss, ns5S s e 'S nanw 81
superior to EASTERN prejudice aud Pa.isiclpasa
u"Et'er - 70 win H., hot @ ;ae.s @s.%ss s'ey VI
at the hands af these TWO 1rca, nines~ after hav-
tng d9ue their hest to achiere success, Chsc1xo
will accept the situation PATIENTLY. an! Will no.
whine abnut the umpire, a Ia Cincinnati and CIeve-
lanu. Reports of the Mutual AMI Athletic games
will be received a. Focsa md kesn's, Is
| TIE !z1SAs AND AxAIEcRs
tstd not play the deciding game for the arnateuE
dsy 1sssfnoon, owine to tae @ vet ] eouaion d sae
grounds The game was r<erponeu-to whst
Day has not get been announced.
HONE GAXEa
The YounE Arlan,tcs beat the HlottinE rape1s,
Tho STIR Juniors heat The Pioneers, 2 to ~
The Soc1als defeated the Haven School Nine,
slola
i NATNAKKRs AND ATHLETICS
| Tn1l-kpEtft1iA. Sept sI-The ussmAkers beat
] the -Atk!rtics to-day, Is to 10, A. follows:
| Is-f.ys- 193&5 G. -
| Hsymsktrr.,.,..,,..,. o Q s 0 ) 0-l!
hlet1cs.....:.............--o Q o o Ill
GAME At ACRoRA-
sr<eisl Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
AURORA. III, Sept. 3i.-The Aurora and Saper
vile Base Ball Clubs, the two hest clubs between
| Chicago and Rockfofd, played here this after
| nncn- Hundreds ct Interested spectators wert
1 : 10 n
snch. In The tenth, Aurora scored and Saper
| {1.a I
, 1870-09-25

made By General Mccle.nArd. Hon. Jno- z Ros-
sette, Hon. J. C. CouAlluR, Il q. 1. l. hn4pps
Hon WE II. 50 tngeE, Colonel Ltncn, Ut. VOL.
Rnmoth, md o nes1 The Feso!0t!'us Aloptea
were similar to those Of the Chicago meeting u
Fn{Mtu Hal,
, 1870-09-25
The Attempted Revolution
in Paris.
The French CInim the Advnn~
tnEe In Every One of the
ISuftIek Around
1huriH.
Bazaine Offers Conditional Capt.
ulation.
The City OF T0af Surrendered
10 the I'rus.inns.
Interview Between King William and
Napoleon.

Between King William and
Napoleon. |
FRANCE.
FAILURE OF ALL NEGOTIATIONS
TOURS, Sept 9s-Tne Provisional Government
TcJccts the tc1ms Of Prussia.
The election fur Constituent Assembly Is tn-
definitely postponed.
VICTOR HrG0E ADDRESS.
LONDON, Sept e3.-rhc following is the nnal |
Pur1lon Of Victor uugo's address TO the German
p.olle: /
~ And then last word. Paris, driven to the I
4tt; Parts, sustained by ali uprtsen France. can
conquer, and should conquer, ann you will have
attempted 1t dead l1ss this whence which al
ready rouses the world. In any case, et1ace |
the words destsu ctiou. abolition, md
death. No; Paris viii not be de-
s11pyei- II 1t is destroyed materially,
II will augment morally. In running
r atia, ynu sanctifr It. The scattering OF tile
stones viii be the dispersion Of Id as Fling Paris
To ltc four winds. and ynu vii! only make each
gram Of dust the secd Of the future That stru1-
chse will CRY Liberty: Equality! Fratern'ty!'
PARIS is city. hut Paris has s>ul Hum cur Cd
tf1ceS- They are only our huxes- Their stnokc
will take shape and become enormous and living,
and will mount M TO heaven, and there will he
@e .,.or. arsrr,,,,,., n,,,,a,,nr m, 0t,rr
.. ., 80 ..,x ~. .-.ut s.S,ra ~ T.rt
nc>s and If light. Paris!
ua'e oons, "siNaaua -. pe.sss., ..ss,,,
OF Paris. Under your bombs aud tnitrailleuscs
r"c MI uetenu n:teea' ~ ~. 'ne' ~ W. 'Aa". 49,
-" - ~, ,.A.1 "'4"u1. A's1 90 :. ,ss
.,s. ne W 49,. ,,. ... s,.sa ~. ..,:,,,,,,r
'A' 1~ " . 49,
sos: osp.- z4-."s ''"'"".us ,N,. a.au. ~
49,. s .."n 49,. ~ ,..'.,ss .a..s,u,
,.. 49,. -. s'SILH ~.ns,"as =. H.o,,,,A.s +.
1's 40 t AZ w ae'e"'" A'"0 " "o "
Ite HEAL tnofn'A1 tNe ]!8"e*"t"e'fs 'NRan ~ ue
at!',s "n4 WIZ i.i4's..: "a. n'' s'so.o, ~
4s Aan .IiA's .'aFn aae rIs.n !Na. ~,
o''t's tooA ioN"!oa Aai'' p'sas' w, >i"o.eas
tanho'aue III me "iftc'''n :" me "os's' "at ~
r'lem5 hh'"e'1 n'nee''. Fo. ha'' M noaF tne9e
was no movement ~ me t'~1m"ne. 1hcs iheh
hFsan 10 fepis 41'n t"e 4npEe Of s"e "oo.' aes-
efa' FRENCH ac1acllmenfs then r0sheo los"hId
. and entered the elates, especially on
the ffehch teIt' ~ cas5 AasneuS.
1"e tnHaSsaes8 "e1Aa*H wv tu'
AhHs coming fuaotn!F on 8huoaH "ou5 ot oet-
inxus, su1eFctt heavy l''sscs AT tnat fnomeht
s"me OF our troops eamc up'h e1rrs OF ffae.
slans ~ nimosl POM 'A"Se. luz 'A1Le! nau
fo t'c quito al home IN tue ~o0is. Every tFee
was forttncanon. ftom which thrT TOOK de''o-
etA'e af.+ TIE hrtne VIA ineesaant. AMI sef5
netet. "uht AZ 'nls ume 'atlH"on VI tnc .M'olcs
VI ~eine eame up a1''I ne2au 11lnE Ht'o 1he s3'c'
where OUT Fifteenth Regiment vas sta"onea.
wh,cn tnts" toe M1't1 ..'o "'sof"e9 III" causs"
'"cil I"ee'l'sa'e te1rH
sA"he 81 hs1"
hoIsS, sept = esenihR.-l"o satan 'hlaSes
, 1870-09-25
LINEN GOODS:
EXTRAORDINARY
BARGAINS
linen GOODS.
LINEN GOODS

Barnsley Double Danask at 81 per I'd.
Satin Damaak Doyles at 81 per doz
Gents 81 Linen Cambria Hdkfs. (very
fne), 4 for 81.
Gents 3-4 Linen Cambria (hemmed)
Hdkfs. (fne), 4 for 81.
Ladies' 5-8 Linen Cambria HdHs. [verY
fine), 8 for 81.
Ladies' So French Linen Hdkfs. hem'd
corded border>, 4 for 81.
Damask. Damask Border, and fine Huck
Towels. much under the market
price.
Also, 500 doz Ladies' and Gents Linen
Hdks, slightly damaged in bleach.
iug. at less than half price.
, 1870-09-25
Foreign.

Failure of All Peace Nego-
tiations Between Fa-
vre and Bis.
mark.
.PFussia's Ultimatuln.
France Rejects the Conditions
Offered BY Prussia.
will Rather Bury Herself
Beneath Her own Ruins
Than Accept the
Conditions"
The Attempted Revolution
in Paris.
The French Claim the Advnn'
tnEe In Every One of the
Battles Around
XsnrfE-
Bazaine Offers Conditional Capt.
ulation.
The City Of Toaf SURRENDERED
to tho I'russiQns.
Interview Between King William an
Napoleon.
, 1870-09-25


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to " r S 4 csu Hoo
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T osT-AB0UT THREE WEEKS AGO, RKTWERS
Ii Van Rnlen+t and Ahams.Ft, MRrkcs,. paint lArn
| ins ii NJ ii Mielis.n..v.
os1HS TE e. 1EST shTwrES sd,CS.r n,'as TaE
iur wtEk. Of utc to any but the Owner: e.
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Boarding Homes.

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srretal Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
AURORA. Ill, Sept. s+.-Ihe Autora AMI Saper.
vile Base Ball Clubs, the two hest clubs between
Chicago and HockfoF1, played here this after
norn. Hundreds ct Interested spectators we're
present At the ninth inning there was tte-2s
snch. In The tenth, Aurora scored and Sare1-
VILE l.
, 1870-09-25


I OST-OS THURSDAY NIGHT. A BRKAsrFIN
u Of oriental tn1,les and pearls, sxttins. Tho
ttE.ftr will h*. tts.rsi1x rewarded 6y dt*edox the
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-11-05
Personal, Political, Etc.

C C. Dssn started out tle New Mexico -oai Saiur. day ls and may nof rarn hcDe un,i he his ,na which "n ifs way from Kh Carson with large of rEds hr this market. Wales ApsoId returned home o the Verde, In company with Nr. Bean.
 Ed w. Wells, Independent candidate fot County Re. coeder W. J. Tompkin. IHdsTenden, csDddae ta sher in and v. g. Fcct, AcCoJmict candidate fur Sh.hf. started ~uth Saturday last to prospect fN votes which fhcy will nod be likely to get in ihat Democratic region
 Our friends, Col D. J. Mar snd John Reese, of the fhmous Agus Frio ranch called rcc,uy and tried to re nc by jcoOsey stating inst they going O 'ie Richard C. Mccormick by voting for him. Of course they joking.
 Messr. wormscr and Goldwaief, two prominent bu' mes. men f Arizona Abou 10 proceed 10 New Mexico ou businSls and bcspeak fr them Kindly r~cefsoa Both gentlemen have consented to ff the MINER and have Irmis-on o reccipf fR all money ina, may be paid them account of subscription advertising
 Geo W. Bouers and John C. Campbell arrived hoins Tnesiny nfer"sn from Camp HsslIsI bu' brought noih ing from that place Williamson Valley. The In dian. arr i-having we'll
 M--srs. Dicksse apd Strode n froHa skAll Valley Monday night Nr. h. informed that he did not know A in eiihcr Skull ghtiand Valleys who hal ,h' least Idea of voting fp McCormick. hs Peoples ticket
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-11-05
Pardons by the Governor.

Nearly year Rgo, two men-" FreBchy and Tom. Hail-siole fine horse from Captain J. F. IIafgrave. o this town and started Co leave the Territory the Mo have route. They followed captured brought bac here and lcigsd in the county jail from which institution "frenchyT -oa ahsr escaped Iiaii c"uId have gone. io but preferred 10 stay and tsoc ihe mnso7 Saturday hat ai request of Captain Iargavc, Governor Saford gave hiH god lscture and hs iii-ry. He promised io be Tod iu future. sad bc under the influence "f bquoy when he ss.s-i in stealing ibo bor-e had na desire io steal any Or Co drink bIuor. Previous Co this. the Governor Isrioned young nass,.l John smith who had been sentenced to three months foT
 sssi and iatioFy and who had served -cvrn weeks oi that tim. He iop craSed with liquor wbcn he rui,si tue crime felt sorry b his msh ac, and promised to ooBduoi idn.eli properly ever after.