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, 1870-10-11
ILLINOIS.
The Texas Cattle Case IN tic Nus
xestsa County Circuit Court-Vcrtlfct
for the EslAsudtf

The Texas Cattle Cusc IN tic Hu.
r+'shh County Circuit Eonrt-VcsdRca
Tor the Plaintiff
Special Dc4ratrh to Tie ChicsEo Tribune
PRINCETON, tlct. tn--The case OF L4utcstoa
Walker Is. VIM. Noble Davis, which ha,f hecn Oh
trial during the whole Of last week. terminated,
on Saturday night, in verdict for the plaintiff.
Damages, SoN, The case has attained cons,tiet-
nbIc c. lebstry as the srrat Texas cattle case IL
Eus Tried at the AZ term its6o> Of the hcnda.!
coans CIRCUIT 9eurt an = snas ting res, IN
The Ttn!ict vas subsequently set aside. anti a
new TRIAL granted, Oh tue xteuntt OF alleged in
pnP! sanper1ng with The juETt Wh!en new trial
TO go Into the artaiIs Of tho case inasmucn as
at the former trial they were yeTF fuiiy
rHbtne a,1;9 /, u onl, necessasy to say tnst the
Ut tile act Of The Legislature Of 1851. entitled Al
ac1 t. prevent ,he tnrostaston OF Texas OF ChcFo,
nsS rasus into tnc s'ate Of 1lllnots and elsincd
chased OF eaused to be purchased, al The siock
ya1us tn Ch3c1Et, herd Of ISL Texas cattle: that
they had been driven orer the highway from said
dali ccunsy; taat within the suecey4llpg twp
months nearly all the native rattle that happened
to ct upnn the highway desi Of msster1o1s dis
ease, which was aflcEcn TO be Tcxas fcrcr, and
caused by the passage OF the hehf Of Texas cartle
over the road IN question It VAS In pnof that on
the lluc OF tie road no catllc had died, hut tna1
werc tisni1cA The plaint.u VIA. one at tho suffer
e1s. anl lost eleSen ht af Of natlye cattle Ga the
Fait Of the defendant Was contested that the act
nnder which the acsion vas brought was nncon-
sututonat, and therefore net binding. The court.
Judge L-lan.t, ovcHuled tho oejceton- 1t was
then ecusen:,ea ;hai the ownership OF the herd
Ras not III MaJar Davis the time they passed. pyer
,, Said rnaa Snt @ .sat tneE ~ xsss then ownea y
cattle had died communicated or resulting
nom herd Of east.e- In support OF the ist1er
nypcthCStS the defendant fNtfn1nrrf 1t[rhenI
Ksoesd ksS xss at 54 AF'ps'oP 's., a, r. b
OF four staIs lAss past be had had
sms 1":coo hsa.s Of Texas cattle: that he na*l
.nvaliabls hesdel them together. and taas he ha.l
not bad = single case Of disease result from tnt.
reached him from Abellene, whereas those oi
thence to To!cns, and thence to Caicssa ~ A =
plaintiff. oy D. T. Parks OF Aurora, znn J. 7.
Taylor Of Princeton, the defendant being repre.
scented Meth eqnal aall.sy. ~ G; Il. Wheat ot An.
The usual motion for new TRIAL aud III arrest
tiApCEct OF.
, 1870-10-11
OHIO,
Death OF Ex.t:nvcrnor 1lordccat
tknrtlcy-A lsricf Sketch OF HIS

Death OF Ex-t:nvcrnor Mordccat
Hnxtlcy-A Brief Sketch Of HIS
Life.
Special perpateh to The chieaso Tribunt.
MANSFIELD. Uct. 9.-Ex.Goyernor Mo,decaj
Barley, died at bis residence. tn this city, at ha
past O'Clock this afternoon. Nc was Ia BIZ
ssth sear, having been both In Fayette County.
III, sept IL. 1ss1 lie removed to ohio In ISL.
anA set1 ed til tht Northwest during the war n-1i
q cal Britain, as Captain, and afferwArd Auju-
taut OF a regiment under General Harrison.
came 10 lItchan1 Counts II 1st4, AMI settle,i On
trat, Of land known the old MU7.lec3t BARLEY
ta!u1, and On Which The recent State trial Oh
scapcss and mowers TOOK r.ace. III 1884 he II :
nlSsth to 1tansnkfd. au,l engaged In metcanfil,
pursuits. In l>ls MT. Barley vas cfette,l nem.
hcr t The Uhio Senate. In ISIS he was choseI
to ihs Letslature as REGISTER Of the Land}Onlce
me sI2luia Military District School la1ds. an''
se,.R,cd IN 1s:a, hattne tccn elected member OF
u Northern and Western ohio, Including Cleye-
In na saa,ae,n an' sanSassE sn1 sx:s3ans to
ae remained In Congress eight years,
lie Was el:cte.i Governor of oato On the yYhiE
ticket oyef the late David Tod. br small ms
!or1ty He det llnesl second term, and Fet1e to
Et1EAfe tfe- He TeHatnes! a sssuncn an,l active
htS until the nnai disruption Of that ratty. and
since then has acted heartily with the Hepu,iI al
paH}s lie mas been Tery 1n1Em and ferblt d1r1nr
The last FeAIs Of bis life, bat never failed to al.
ard vote the Republican ticket, ID all hIS pu1llr
and rr1raIe life no otc has hal 1eason to question
The nobility Of hts character or the strict integrity
OF his ac;S
, 1870-10-11

tsc grocery Etnre OF G. Dlhltu. TKo families
yslue Of about sia,a0 .i.:etr ,y.sl; about
{4i*0. coVtre,i b. insurance. uul5 by
the most rt4 rpus cn,.M uf the citizens
xetc tue cnrtcu tlocks to tie tas: an'l west af
The dr. sayet frun the sarue sad fste- -Four Of the
ak buildings destroyed we're ne2rlT new. FaEtn-
patcJ no live. were loaL
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 9-Thc large brick build.
iuK hav,pA . fruntake Willow aud ua:n11o
EtI9ets, Of 1l0 Ieet, the west et'ie OF Twelfth
: treet q ~, tet I, ,ornpg hollaw square. WIS
nA1sJ dan aged If Gre. The nsHt nbur o! tue
buisting MAS occuplt1l ~ l.. o Flanders, ms
chltttt and ratterl. maker. Hts IHss Is probably
cove:ed a.y iusuratn OF f3n. .oH, which he p1s-
setsea, The remaining part Il tac entire srfcc-
ture. except thu third s,ory. which vas vacant
was pccupttd d By Gao ". Cazr e.. umaf~u4
5Ismc makers. Carr nl,O oWntst the hat!tsng.
Ills loss, mainly On machinery and building, Is
covered ty insurance. amounting to OVER size, Quo,
divlSe.l az fnIIuws: Ssock, ssh,0r; machinery
and nxtur4s. sse!to: req! estate. orer s2taM
Hts1UN. Oct ia bt >cE Of bui"ituKs IN Ho!-
t!su,n, nwued hy A',tl t''nd. "as su'Eed vest r.
Lny Involving loss OF Sas.0M IT, Gas<ett H:0G.,
hDn I. E. Csrr Esocess, aa J. T. Fish. cl 'ths.-
/ iiru III thatleat0wn last night destroyed the
Htallcs Ut II. II. Kutr1ll. and ftu !+on Alien,
with r!9ht horses AMI several wnoa-n :cneIntnts.
owed fy A. II. AIrn And 4. tlaveF, and occu
t.it0 by t0oF fauilIes. L0ss, SO, ,0G0.
, 1870-10-11
RURDET'T ORGANS,

Havtns s.veri qn,e tark4 nlnlf~E Of the-s. tbs
Trading Ork1rs ol the s,ne antrudc1 f,E Cha:ri
tpd pfhers spr r1slrr tsc the of taenl -fnk
dsmsst.! By t..ty rrn:sal ani e.'eltts haE!lsns.
opportunity 1t rr,t'nF an in.tru.uent. at such low
rfsscs nkAin III ntttrstl
ES O7rAn- rxrsl+nt Instruments nf other
Makers The sasrs et which htiaE dam by fin md
t4Ata out.
, 1870-10-11

hrt erin the .iistu' hances OF Euruqe h.vc fc u
ed, 10 as>ume the Offensive. Se u the same ttlne
p~ace. From &c: many no disturbance OF the -
n,Iean psace Il tu he feartst. After hss!n1 hal
this wst ioicra uron u. which !n- fnf ytaEs. t,5
our cAre, and by restraining the feelings Of nHr
nailnI al self respect 20 necessarily outruzri by
France We hait prevented. We mean u''ss for nc,;
future safety, To Ienand the price OF our mighty
effor:s We den,al i 0nig that which re must
have Tor our de!cnce. Sfssouy will be- able {, &C.
cu*e Us OF want nf moderation II We tHs!st oa
this Just and equl:-hle te1naul Your Excelenry
wl1 ipal- th-te y!cws your OWE and AIar0rA:e
1htm In utscussioua BisAAAK.
, 1870-10-11
ITALY,

A4aA4s
RcAE, Oct, 11.-Ca nlinal Mattel. President Of
the College OF Cartst1os, is dead II il said that
FhffIZzl succeeds him.
ThrtS-two thousand voters refused to vote In
the lSra1 States NJ the recent election.
ofacia's readlly transfer their extance to the
King.
FLORENCE Oct. ia decree has been Issued
annexinK the RomAn 1Eurtnces to the Kingdom
Of Italy. The Pope preserves his dignity and the
invtclahtltty Of his personal pre.rEattves as a
sovereign Lawn arc promised settling the iu,,e-
rentence tcrritortally, and thc spiritual authority
Of His Holiness.
General La Ms1mora !s appointed L.eutcnan,
Governor Of tho raral provinces.
The laws OF lfaiy art to he introduced, and I'M.
neS;y proclaimed
A F7oycucc despatch to the He'M says the enc
niles Of the rope declare that he shall he stripped
OF everything, md he With bis priests. Cardiual.
and nuns le sent TO Asa OF Africa
, 1870-10-11

vary,aLd lawyer and statesman, Aon- WIFI I'M
riackuc.. Wheze name he bears. lie WIS et!i-
cad atst. Jrhns olte.e- auna:dlss, wnsre
.E,:n't t,t In filr ha0c as VITA thA late DF.
Joha Alexander, Z distinguished laTEan. ct III
Ii, ca, Al Church. Or. Piu-knet was ostctna!t'
= afrtho.llsr, a1l IVES a. o1e titne nFeH1r1ug tnr
inc nin1s.t tu thai decentralization, fhr which pu'-
.~~+ hr entered the TneusogeA College at Prince
ton, y. j. Hs1e, however, the c.'1rse OF his Teat-
Ihe changed his theological SiewA ant
nnally he was Induced - enter the ni,'-
t-1ry OF the Episcopal Cnn1cn. Since hts
entrance upon the Ministry he has always
held \ cu1e In the diocese Ut Aazyiaud~ FoE
ab.ut twenty years h. WAS IL cha1ge of COR
Kresa1ton at Rla.,cn.buIg. Prince Ge0rge'i
County, his present residence. bnt for the last
TIN yta'S be has itcn the fsCsUr OF the thutCa Of
lhr Asctnsinn tere~ In the course Of bis minis
t-y h. has i"unh tine to devote s11e attention to
literary pnrsutts ard has heen the a1t1oT OF sew
eta 01ks Including one on the lite Of his uncle.
William Ptnckner- An Interesting fact that may
be mentioned ~ couuecuon With the conservation
ct KlRhnp Panckney Is that he Is % year4 old.
while bis vile Il So Hts wife n1l2e tae clothes
tn wElcn be WIS chrisiened Is baby.
, 1870-10-11
Fifth Day of the Rock River nctho-
dtht Conference.

Sreefat DESPATCH to The Chtcaxo Tribune.
E1GtS, ILL.,, Oct. 1e,-The fifth day of the Rock
Rycr Conference opened with pressure Of busi-
ncss awaltfne action. Tue MENDOZA and Jo1es
Districts were imported, by their elders, In the
advance Oset l&kt yc1f.
The frcetman3 cause was warmly adEocated
By the genera. agent. nr- NnsL
Dfa. Raymond and Haven presented ihe caust
OF education.
E u. boring wAs recommended to hts former
STATEN, Al Secretary Of the Home Of the Friend
Ire. .....
died during the past year, and appropriate
meMoirs were reat
Az D. NJ. the Church Exte5ston Soctety held tts
anniversary. Hev. T, e. ClentcuutaE tpoEc OF
:he church cdiEces, ttcir attraction, use, anA
Silent influence. We nee1t F. 0eo for r~w church
Is LuF TO gather In rue whiting congregations,
r F. Qneat, a laJman. ard President Of the
Rnck River Conference Church Extension Soctery,
6t1ts eomc stirring facts, aud u.gcd the eoliec-
i,on orderell by the Clurro.
DE. Hatfield followed with his u*ut1 cnerSJ. and
Showed some Of the good ami E1anI cf The actua!
needs now before rs.
The loan fund il now abont sla. 900, and Is doing
I wonderful Eork.
At2k pm, Dr. Hitchcock, acting as bishop.
| opened the extra session OF the regular coufeE-
| enca businesA The report OF the tract cause
showed wonderful advance, through the cnes-
Gas9 OF the agent, Rev e ". AdAnxs
Inc great event OF the afternoon WAS the dis
tnsston Of the report On the WotrAn'A Foreign
! Aixs1ooxz3 Society. Drs. Raymond and u4sneld
, 1870-10-11
Personal

ii. Eau, de cassacuac. q well known F;encn
Journalist. has iust ulsi at Cassrl lie was a re-
nowncd at al :imes for his personal bravery. and
thrust himself into action with enthu-
'o s,s pae 81 e ~n ~ as ns
wss celebrated Us swordsman. he vas the son
of be he soon 1as esms 1s
~ ~. -, ...,n.... ,... -. .s..t =
1ns sass *as sonaacu WIN saaeme pEssonau
naltsts and political adrersares were remarkable.
even aznoug the excesse- Of polemical journalism
tils most uoteu Auel was WIN N, ous1ase flou'
fsns. M.o an csf'sos, "nom ne a.eaeken Win esss5
prDsecatcn While that gentleman was IN p:ison
under government prosecution. Panl de Cassae-
nae, Notwithstanding his character as duelist ant
his press predeli ttons received tue fayors of the
Imperial Court but he was a savage assaiiaat ot
Prince Pierre Bpuapafte at the time OF Victor
Sotra mustser.
The BROOKLYN Union, Theodore Tiit0n'3 papeI,
has the following:
1.-THE Rsfig0ue 1tfseeppr, Of paytun, o., con.
tans copy Il letter which 4 says the Rev.
hano,s T,n; ~ Vnp op a. siihnHsh II. -
ILL., e a...ou. ] y. ~. . auA. "tnoasu .h s ~.
Ttk&ecpets copy NJ. Fulton's misstve ~ follows:
-,. "'Boz7os, Mass.
...mr go, sdc A.o. ,.y,.~,.a So. ..,.
we're s+rn st r,.-tsnrant on Hroaiwava s,ay or
TWO since, with bottle Of wine before you, and
OF which you several times nartook- ~
ae s9e e6s @ q 21 y an ro
tls Ntuls - I. go ~ ~ ~ shafi ,ss 80
srcn means a. NAV ,n.nt eTneeIent 70 nn. the
fsnth ~ fnrn ihe rnl,l,r fhrnnck the npwsnsnaes
1t0'A oeio'e ene toons 'oAou AtS y sra4Tss. 4
..M,. r1.ton nas sbr nonor tn .ax n n EN- tH..
RI To- n.ran1s h;n,saif ~ Srini n,tna ~ co,,
En1na a. Hi o.nsr IH1,r ~, " nv ~
fn9 y. aaa 1s W I - -
have addressed h,rn he atoye letter. iii hot co.
ar cSn1qh n Tas snns1 ssnn e
| iosn ~ he Tox4rr IN rcnnnsnv xitb - frisn; e1.
tS3e ~. sre1.nt1 sa,nnn ~, ILL., 1sI m nonI. e.
sIav tifa1E tIhe iSt1 fooeidei3 nie Or Ten ejssses
nF f,rar heer ~ vhsrS ,na {,su ~ Erf+1mn 11Y
- lid tnr snfcsr nart ~ ~ls 1'e' A' o.''n sAA-
| Nrra rn,on.n tr.,, ,.,.,,. ,,,,,,,o, ,,a
| -tue lusouto ttau} 1eR3'up" tial'ules tue
i'ea sh'1 Minister Morton will prosecute the Ala
, 1870-10-11

CAIRO, Ill. Oct ga terrible aud fatal ARRAY
occurred At Columbus, hE., last evening. It Ar.
peass that nyr men, who lad had difficulty .
tnttniEht ago. met tn Town, and proceeded TO set
ne matters by free ngnt, with The following r.
suit: Smith Gibson vas stabbed twice, aud cie.1
1nRtantiy; G;et- Gibson was stabbed. and dAn2c'-
oos'y ~oRrdet; Austin had ht. sSult ffacsutet bs
club. and will probably die: Conrad Was zhot,
man mas stabbed antt terribly beaten, but M.
takcr to big hcme IN the country. acd the rsoba.
bic result Of hts Injuries Is uAKnoWu- The t1es.
pesa.c nature Of tue encounter Is shown By the
fact that all theae engaged we're he,s conbat IL
shEte minutes AFTER the commencement OF tho
AfIf0Y.
, 1870-10-11
NEW ENGLAND,


The I2nvcrhsii- 11aAs., Tragedy.
HAvkHUlL1, Oct lA-The Coronel's inquest Ii.
iht case Of the I.aEicai death at Nr4 EeckforJ
and son. wae continued until 10 o'clock Saturua,
night, and adjourned until next TUESDAY evening
No facts were brought out throwing auy light
upon The myslery. The door OF the house VA
ockel BY Mrs Bedford, on the inside, On Ffsda.
riEhs a. :5a O'Clock, and she also addluonAils
orhetd It by placing stick against It, The tAcl
thai the door was found &tar in the morning ia un-
accountable, instrument hal been appite<i u
open Il. Tue theory Of The physician who per.
formed the pust tnoTstm examination. is that the
tlg the child she got up and opened the door, Rno
then laid down and TOOK her owu life -Ano1her
theory IS that tie murderer was secseted in the
a6Hn2mep1S1n. The aIeepe<t interest IS mani.
tested throughout the community.
, 1870-10-11
". ke many lance on each others ssrJux ba.

= =
Reports -tre heard On the.A.Ees1caa aud For
~, tr stsd1n Union, tie Sunday Sch ri and m;
Hble cause. u t.,~ lstfer. the general agent for
Sosfheu Illinois, Rrr. Mr. Sntn. was called our,
ann maze 4 str ing speech in IT behalf
The t-rnp* rance meeting IN the +Esnin0 Was pr :.
sisies pyer by Dr.. II. Crcws .. ]. Holmes opene't
tht su,1ec: In perfect storm Ok clequ-nce, s,'u+-
Ing tnundcss OF applause. ]. e. StouRhtoa. the
/. mreEAncr candidate for Congress aR4nst Gen
tral FaInsK0fth, canTRsecd the moral side OF tne
great temperance movement, and showed tt ;
oeed OF the people. lis speech made strong IN.
preston, and will dsm2Rr the whtsSey tinx hs
EeyeTzt thousand y0te5. over which these men
hate n,oIe Gf II As c0u'f0t
TIE Rlsrnp promises the appointments m-nos-
row forenoon
, 1870-10-11
GREAT BRITAIN.

LIVERPOOL, Oct. 10.-Thc steamship Nebraska,
which arrived few .lass neu, hal i harrow cs-
caFc. The following particulars nrc published To-
day: On the 18Th nit, the water got tn the stale-
ho!er aud it was thought by al1 hands that the
steamer would 60 down. To make matters worsc,
tho WOODWORK round The boilers tooE uFc. and WAS
onl5 put cut with the greatest e1ert!on The YES
sci Euaie port at last, barely uoatiue.
Mr. Waite, English Secretary Of Legation at
rekLn- 's1etarhs. September ss. that n. Is quiet
Al l'Ckfn and If"nisin.
, 1870-10-11
CHINA.

rKx1x, Sept TO rid St PcsertburRh. Oct. IL
The people have destroyed the Catholic buildings
in this city.
LONDON, Oct, 1e-A despatch from Hong Koug
ria Bombay STATES that the Chinese Government
declines to take any actioo providing against
furthtr outbreak,
, 1870-10-11
Count Risnnsk'~ Reply to n. Jules
EAFEC.

f.nPanf N ex Ekrrfr T,t1nu
Enr-c.
TIE ara indebted to the Iopdou Dcify Je,es
sos ! full telegram of the following circular,
sAGn euunt hientaIA uAs 1u1ieestA 20 tue
elplomA@ic Ierresents1ises 9! Tue North Ger
'1an eon'eoef'''ya Ms,rr' rs,ias :. aas SEM, ,c
which Vi. Jnles FAVE has addressed to the tor.
tic mel fos lie present holi:a: power ID fsris,
aad who call themselves Le Goave'acment de Ii
,,sptta! miss, q to the foreIcn coarts, aud msy
presume tha, t. viii en.i.aTo. On tie QUE hand
10 create belief IN the love for peace OF Inc
urest he intetSrptton Of lie ae1,.si al noSe M y III
favor Of peace Whlcn shall depilye GERMANY Of
the irciss Of her vctc:'es, aod prevent ever
tack Of france on Getmanr more dIlacult We
cannot believe IN the sincerity Of The desire Of ts
present. government 70 MAKE Pease - long a. it
rsesse lie ba,FSi and h',,eT.5s q nouu;attan.
.tnng By Tie suGennes ., . M, and : repualase
Enacccntahle ~ Ffsnce. tx snrn ranise il uf.
comes impossible to make rraee, for which tie
n taf1ns 1 rorreseondipa n fka graritr n ihe
o. peace with rs sIe honest;y intens!ee- TIE de-
ma aaa ,na5 We Snoa1 !S eonSde ~ arsnfe @a
eoni h- fnnn1e3 1nie is ~ o qr r+nnn7 "
ian fhs, W. iset ,n;ta W @. .n, nnica; 'Teent
Mcrrc9 qa Srs 70 a. mssssfs & q T.,
1nters ~ ,-s .gs ~ WYE y .a5 tnsart
ysa:ien q Ihs aeutEsi froxsrs = 1a!o: 81 rance
sessitr -, nsor LevI!G tot is sses c,n,s ~
conT1sceatha fhe~ mar,n1 ,n sn1anfT rnnnesi m
tae , ~! alone aoa t.erDaay haslLe naa 70 ugas
rounr ,Eish 5esns 91Gs sioa slo m. ~
?pHtE$8nr4 nfW
, 1870-10-11
GERMANY.

NEW IoRK, Oct, 1a-2tunch papers ytolcntly
oppose the absorption Of Havar1a- Same OF them
uucniy slcnounce Bamnrk, and declare King Will
iasn plous old hunbug, full! Of cant, anu an NJ
rant dcsrot NJ heart
4 correspondent from Hamburg on tho 9Th,
evcs the particulars Of an explosion Of to.pedoes
taken from the mouth OF the EIbe, On board q
ateamcr. completely destroying It, aud killing a
number OF the crew and Officers OF the army.
BERLIN, Oct. 1n-The Berlin Chamber Of Com
netcc In an address 70 Count Won Di5UarS, cx-
presses the hope that The Indemnity to he rall "
France will he calculated not only on the acsual
losses Of ships nnA caEgocs, but also on losses
through confinement Of ships In port by the block.
ale.
, 1870-10-11
WASN'T 9T0M.
Favorable News from the Indian
Country.


spettsl Dctpsseh to The UhIeaeo Tribune.
TUE ASSASSINATION CONSPIRACY. i
WAsH'S01oS, Oct. la-Tae 1ong.pendtng case
~ ~. naaet .a ~ osne. eAa ~ NC s1..a,,.n
ss~lAo ohe&ea os Tue corporations VI ;" as"l"e-
ton for the apprehension Of the assasa'ns OF LIN.
coin, which bal been carried bJ appeal up to
The srnrrme ron,t n ,np DIstr,ct. VISA yrat+nlay
..,..,a, st,a,n.. tns r,s,r,an,. Tna 1,nnr, h,saJ
- aaes,on ,,n7 no 1--,no,, ,h,t ,be cao,nre ,f
these criminals was national aud not muu!-
clral couce.p. and that the Aldermen and conu-
ri had no mower to tax the citizens of the DIS
- A4.4 ~ tt' ~ ~~ ~ ~ - ~ ~
tHct LOT taat purpose
THE ELEcr1oss.
TIE Republican Congressional Committee, after
aeoulaa'aoa " al aotse. t"e "e'e Au.e'et
a1e o. me op,nson .aaa tae spaoacans WI. n. ss
fo1ty out Of inc sx'y.one cohstessiona pss'''ees
tsruxc, SURVEYING sxrsptrtos,
..-.... c.utu,t. u,,.u ~. T..,,,,rt.~no
H.'...as .....',,,e,, ~, ~ ~
and Stcarausa surveying e1Psdn1on' W. sAa ~
morrDW In the steamer ka1lsas- Tit OTHER Sesa+i.
the NARROWER, fall.d this morning, an will stop
At yorios u tsxs In eoaI.
~ ~'S'A~A w " --
.'e soRIgAhs: ., xo-..,
The remains OF Cornelius Wendch. 1otsnef''
Public Printer, viii ee brought to this Guy tot
afternnon
aA1eanUea' .
LIFE or ADMIRAL p1uLeR3s.
1t IS announced that Mrs. D1hlErcn, Who has
returned TO this cltv will occapy herscIf In wit.
~, ,hs st ~ ~ n.hana rio IT.. aIm,ra1 nan.
rrea. ,us ~ A'~ VI ''' ~
RETESrK DECISION.
The revenue officials decide that. where q
oss~es sells ms @ o.e%e[s, ~ s.ana m 70 aao.nes @
party tne ale WHICH happens 70 pe oh nand q.
the time must be stamped before transfer, as It
1nnch as n fhe a,e xas anil, ontai. rhe trewrry
i1a>" ~ re ~ ~ - '"~
, 1870-10-11
Preparations for tho Knnc ECounty
EniF.

E1G1S, Oct 10-Gteas preparations are making
t,ecn put up to drive machinery. The wsiea COM
pany will also rut nr lot IT marhLncfy In one OF
The buildings. including a complete set for uuak-
which will ruu slnr1uE the fair. An entire build.
ing ts 'tcvoted to butter. cheese etc. The tsatsy
interest Will be largely rrrteseEtef. II Is prU-
held III Southern 1Iltnpis~ Cattle horses, auA
sheep arc already Looked In numbers, All that
t. ne. lcd to make The falr a success Is good
weather.
, 1870-10-11
THE WAR IN EUROPE.
i Correspondent Who Does not tsc-
Ilcyc the Reported " AtKocltlc>*' OF
The FseFmnn4.

i Correspondent Who Does not tsc.
Ilcyc the Reported u AtKocltlc>+' OF
the Germans.
Ca,.tspomcene, Of tht xtr J"ork Horll.
had almost made up my mind to visit no
more hospitals, for already had seen suffer-
inE enough to melt heart OF stnne, out ut
this moment a train OF some thifty-tive OF
forty cars arrived With fresh freight OF man
6led humanity and French prisoners. aud
WAS again amongst scenes OF suffering. At
once all was assir, native or foreigner, eicl,
one made for the train to assiss the wounded:
as il always tue case. those least
injured we're first out. Then came those
who required kindly help and careful handling.
What some of these brave fellows rnnst hayc
rufle1ed no pen can describe. The proper.
tion OF French and Pr1lshisns were about
equal. and the same kiudnese, care, and atren-
alike: in fact, from tiret to last. have seen
but tito came uniform treatment irrespective
OF nationality. and even the French prisoners
Who arc not wounded are treated with ming
led pity and kindness; one poor fellow, =
Frencllmap. WHO had been left unob.et]ed
beneath tile straw in the cattle wagon, in
wlieh be h,d been laid, craElea to ths door
spot, but before l could resch him two
ssatwart Iru-tlan soldiers on duty threw down
their reedle-euns. lifted him as though he
had been \ child. and bore him to where hie
hstken :tml+e could he dressed. bidding him e
they carried him along to cheer up aud lore
''strccities Of the pruseian eotdiesy, but
sttct seeing hundreds Of thousands Of theu,
an, fer MY own part, convinced that they are
incapable Of tic Wholesale enorrnitles Imputed
70 then, and that many OF the acts which
have heen designated Is ''outragcs" we're but
ouly had e1istcnce in the Imagination OF thosc
N1n svaya tknr,3 1tt1ttirtfy
, 1870-10-11
$tnfc Hoard OF Equn1izatiou-tlitt
tAry Reunion.


SFR1S6P1ELp, H., Oct. 10,-The state BoaFd OF
Equalization met shs morning, but Immediately
a,'tournsd, in order that the various committees
night pei feet The work nssi1nc.! to them. This,
IL .tms cates, IS, seems to be, very dif1cnlI
matter, and q nunaher Of saitt committees have
mBue hut lit 1e progress t'.-<3Ry,
The One Hundred and Fourtteath Regiment ot
Illinois Volunteers wiz holt Its annual Ieunon, n
,':ear Lake, On Wednesday next Governor Pal
ne5 will deliver the orarI1n On the OCCASION
, 1870-10-11
FAIRS.

Exhibition OF the trnion Fair Axso-
ctntaon MT Ecrfynaiu, Ill.
Special Ds-pateh to Tie Cheago tribune.
CES1AALlA, Ill. Oct. l0,-The second annual
lair OF the Union Fair Association OF ccnttaIta.
nWrrt this morning with cloudy skr, and
promise Of a sfafrny day, INT 1t cleared Oh at
night AMI now Etvrr promise Of good weather to-
morrow. The entries tn-taay we're over one thu.
sand i've hundred OF horses. cattle. anu sw1ne,
eeruc OF the 1uest stock In the We4s IL here and
with goot! weather the fair will far snrrass the
SPLENDID SUCCESS OF last year.
, 1870-10-11

NEo*E OIL kAE LEG GOnx1t3 EAtfs
ptxnS, IL. Oct. 10-Thc nth day Of The Lee
County Fair closed on Saturday, most success
fully. This has heen the drst fair held here In
seven YEARS. and tnc exhibitors made good dis
play Of almost everything There we're Ereat
nnaHy people present on Thursday. Ten thousand
visited the grounds, nhOut $5.t1@ Icing taken at
the Sa.sf, aud &, ,stV given tn Premiums