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POLITICAL

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Jadse Daotel frass. OF SYRACUSE \: l.. mas
~*Aten iong letter 70 snow mat no Denocfat
an conslstehus fote TOT tae fe-elecuo1 CT Ion
.ressnao nennss Mccarthy.
Samuel Itos'h'sh Is 'nc pemoefatie canHtdate
'o7 Gongsess IN tue seeoaa nls1i'ct ot Aho"e
I&l2Dds George H. Dso~n having p3sltTtlF Ee-
fused 70 accept the nomination.
N. II. BrYapt. who has been Asscssor and
,ra,,,hor ~ ,ha scbnol rotn+,tt.u, in I Ieic4sr.,
,1A ~ -. $500, ~ a"s,s,.,, .,,-,-o,. ~ :,
Mass mas JUST iealned' % ea1e1a' surrey OF tt=
own l1pce. tha: he haa Gil the time bet- clttzeh
II the aa aittn!,,u town Ut Paxton.
~, 11ho,1e I.,a,, .,.,n,n,.,,,. r,,,,,,...,
''as Eoai.ualeo beblan!h aahforti. Of Newport,
ii HepresentanVe IN Congress ttnm the t':os!-
'1fncc psst1ct' making thc Hish Candidate In the
neld.
-Asnl5 A>chafds9n his been put under bonds
| IN Ne" ao1k IN answer q cha'ge that he was Il
'"tusacsuFer "1 hea"Iesh fo*lt, as'd ga!ftJ Of
! crntl's TO common tonrsas sowl, generally
kno@ as 1eos'es, ~ calstn9 OF lis I'LL. OF oeaE.
| "1etcAne W. and destroying netu eyes, taElng Il
:of1too OF 1ea nta1n OUT rulunE the feathers
1 zson Ns mead and netE and snet
4kinninG the same, after which TIT
skin WAS 30 drawn up Rs to make the said roosteI
aprear headless- According to The testlmons.
Richardson WIS In the common practice OF per-
| forming this operation upon rposseyy which were
svld ior the purpose OF public exnthtions,a the
| unfortunate fowls, after undergoing the opera.
ion, lived In great pam and torture for periods
| szng,r4 from one week to TWO mpuths,
1 CHARLES H. Young, charged with Stealing
horses, and now in tns Troy lat. writes no;. /.
he Truy Txmts- closing ,hnz stnRn,ar,y.
.As have rreEousIg sta,ed ;hat hare nf
| pcysoust tup t;7 OF tli.wly axalusi me Sheriff.
VIII close BY ss3inE mat u broken aeart, Goa
,a S, ~ ~, tus .as a ~ tns 81
celestial realm. s,ncesesr hooe ,na1 mar iner,
u. bold Sheriff Fnncx reai+4i upon the T!aht hAot
! the throne, aud hear him shout praises al r.
,'ts ~ ne iuaoSss ~. ~ ~ a9lsss saa
II Accept tas best wishes o; au iuma:e or ri H.
lTu5 jaaL"
, 1870-11-07
THE WEST.

4 rnrtuv Exprc4s lt0bbFf{ ois sHc
.:.rtrr,t s.uctYsc tkaatlroad-sil-ceD
In Ce1ts G2hPtufeds
Erkn. Soy s.-The Central Factdc. passenger
t,s,1 Round ea>t and doe here Il y tu.- asr.E-t
=. " ~ = IN, III sth11n eleven niles west Of BE-
- ~, ,,.s+ Iust ~ tE.. Ea;p was stS.isn. tsntn
ttst s1.s1ou, tt,ee nasktd men eoAFtf Il
;he exrtx~s car. 2nd nts Mo-e Immediately
csne i, .h+ir I'D t>I1 rhe year e.rs- These avc
e,,tentIy cxnsr fron she Ees= u1 Ire sTaiu. S:x
ssorv- 4 n ,he exrEefs ta-- ehtch thsy arAca-.s
1;oa shc uAlr t:i. ra't5ag toe stSEal so.~, e.e
{. KtftE1f ht:..t- and c1.aRnn ht1t TO move
IN. whvet. Re d"L Tzo brzAanea eGde-pxeu "a
ke~r TIA msAsd men oa th.. t1pfs.sl
cur, tut p:tSols pt.ctd 1t tnsir hess,
cc,1 ,1pe!led lh-tr, rrsEe&- The cnudnetor n4se.
tn.p A:0, bat pistols sto9s,ed him. Ftodtng !
nasef.1, be cz1re totyaM a9atn, In inns to kes
the enklle aid exptess cat se2arate1 Io:a III
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ard helped France tnore et1cteesiI. An Italian Re-
pubic EAs pcssipie. Thee nl~ntha bRu, @ III.
haIhi could hase dnne 1t with me- 4 Ne had dared,
or wtth..nt u1c. II he did not cnoo=e to work with
mr., wheu was In prison.. Shuull the var last.
aholh, Frame triumph, Gatital,ti Will be rrpaem-
berctl'"
LONDON. Nov. c.-t:Uuut de Ch9mbanf il rc~
ps,g.t to have arrived tn Fraace tnro9nfto. SAD Is
pux- ntas the 1lneE!sh frontier.
7uCcnISG EpfTu1fALA
LoKDoH, Nov. a,-Thes Pa't. JoNrs:a' ot7efes OF
thu slst cpotafo3 tie fUlioTtn1: :" the Dnictra Of
,i,r q ,c5;meHt anr.: Just ar:,r': the sAd uew5
ut i1a.- su1IeLies of M.tx GsIshAt btzainc
auI army ser- t'rreel +" ss7r"ndsr after
HI scic ttroste whs were ssopp"f criS bJ fs'ilne
ard +:.nt RI ln,ns,n:tien. Pace Is pIafut5y AT
f.c.e, La, her ea11 are IS tnt-c!. Grz1ciut r hez
soldiers aud C tzens who are resisting the cucEsJ
~. gAlla1tIy, Pa y Will rrsve worthy n tacn sac
will he encouraged ~ tneis example ans will DR.
size to ayenge them"
1tL1rAR1 II EAESTs,
No Notmpnttar< military tn,seRcnts have been
u:ate in lhIs direction for thr past dsJ tvo be-
yontl the evident coEceEtlatt11 OF PruS>ia:=a- at
Orleans, ind tho general preparations TO at1aek
them.
THE srfKIT or RKSISTASCK-
Advces from va1inus departmental Lately lnvale:a
by the FruRe,ans shcE the existence Ut a'tlcte.@
mtu' spirit OF Resistance on 1ne part OF Lhe sn-
habtsaots. Tnc heavy Fequtsitlous made il ave
intensified this feeling Of hatred At 1ihe! us,
Eperna., Cha!ons, Aauhoulh. and many Other
| plsces, contlcts afe occurring alm6st das b+-
| tween ctt,xeus and Pzrssiaus- 4 despatch from
CbsgHy III Thursday. says the Prusslans In Dion
q! hare occupied the barracks. and ordered s1. GO
1asioua for expected reiaforceucnts- General
| Michel lad arrived there, Tae PIussians seem
! tn avoid chaguy, and are going toward lie c.cu-
| Zot.
| ruK EMPRESS KrUKNIE,
] BRCssELs, Sur. 3.--Tne s1-Smpeess Eugen!c
passed through this city on Thursday, ,neojnfo,
I on her way back to Chiselhurss She wa3 With
| the Emperor only one day.
GAR1BALpl'S ARAY-
| ToEEs. Nov. lit u believed that in conse-
! Iuence Ct the ar1ntstce lhe army Of tile Lsirc,
nhder Gly.ha!ai, wilt suspend oFo as,ans- Tas
Grrtaaus IN The trunt OF that Amy ul:azes-
lrx frlsn D,jon TO ChasnS, sa1sntentnE Lyons aud
| Bourges.
, 1870-11-07
TIE MARCH OF CORRUPTION,

. a,
-. 80: :1...o, ,,,., ch..,a. n Ee~,..n.
..e,;.;,., ,.,,o.a,1,..., .,,f, ~. eo, Ca,.
,~... ,.o.a.. = H., 4,1,a .,,;,f .,f o.na -,
80 -. :..
nso ,,,a r.nn1,l;ca, ,,,,tv as their eat,,.nay
=, ,.,,,r,,.. H.. will. Tba1 hovo hara.
.<,f!l.., hs.n x',n,,s-;no ,ia tn-,av
=. c,,,osno ont ~ 49,,
-, nm "a asn Inn a rea1 aach. nnd
=, :,;sarstaJ The .,aon,a that thev var.
t,cs,en in the last election by nearly II. 900
rra;o7;tr II has been shown That Char]e,
4. Farwell:s personal autecedeuts identify
hin, with those classes which are most dan
,.ervus to the good order aud welfare OF
.1.e cns,,nnn5,y t.. ~~ ""rr-oe4 tr>- L.
uacle rirg had fnil ascendaucy, and such
men Us Charles 3. Farwell, Jake Rehtn.
Tom Kcetc, End G. Beckwith could put
| <lleir Judges on the bench, as we'll as ao,u-
s.atc members Of the Legislature aud O:
ct'ris1e:s. WIN, then, would Own, for i'll
! ace, >A". real estate of The
c'ty---'ts tfaa .Ees .----,,lasess, OF tie
gamblers IN 'ss t's'.a! How in4a can ous
Judiciary REMAIN pure whr', scouua.els arr
carving conventions ny r''ff;auI'..@ -
bribery. and putting ul' sheif eonitaerates,
some rs congressman some as Sauees' ano
some Us .nemo-ts o1 tho Legislature:
| Ne* fofk. WIN ITS immense eaf''tsl' can
's"no ~ 70 oe pteSea On seaf a1tee seat "
= corrupt ayhss'y, WHICH mas us servants IL
| every osanca o' Inc CITY aoo esate Ase's'''
IN FNFt fftTFT
, 1870-11-07

economy. He has sufficient person
al power and popularity to render ii
unnecessary for him to bargain for the in.
fluence of the Court House ring. and be
has fought them all his life. Baruaoles
hate bin. They hate him because he is
on the side Of the taxpayers. Being On
,ha. side, he is their natural enemy. Moro
ever, he has had experience enough in pub
'ic life to know d scoundre1 wien he sees
him, and to circumyent him when he un-
1crtakcx to. We believe hc has already
eircumvented Charles Il. Far~etl, and
that the vote Tomorrow will result in favor
of Wentworth, rs the Peoples Candidate,
hY moro than 10.OMl majority.
, 1870-11-07

CHltCU VI .NWlEH AHECEVE1k4
LANCASTER, o., Nov. a-The Gcne1nt Cuuactl
Of / I LutteEan L. nfeh in Sut1h Amcstcs. as-
sen bird here on Tnufsdav, and Will rtraa.n IN
session tor One week a Ii re numts.r or ssuois
f1um New York. Pennsylvania, q 10. Indiana,
1tltnu!s. Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota. I'.a-
1czas, npti cana.sa, are iep,ss. ntu. Rev. Ds:
krutel, pf New iotk, President Of the touuriI Of
last year, opebed tue convention aceuf1I-
Ing to the forms prescribed. Rev. I.
F.. Ktanth, D. D., of Philadelphia, WAS
t!ec.e+i Pfesittelt; Rev. :. La'rti. and
Rev. H. II. Snuck*. OF K"asitHc. Eng Isl Srcrr-
talies: Rev+ \. Spatth If i'hl~delpIl,s, amt Rev.
g. A. Nensci', OF l-tssbnIRh. German: Rev. E.
Carlson, Hf Ch!cafo, Swet 1Sa; and tseS. i. Kit
sIesfstt, Of NiIa 0ukee, Sutwcr!ui3 Secsrt4:y.
8 Gross FrT, ot Philadelphia. WAS eiecitst Ttras-
u,er. There arc msny ma1trss 0F Importance
which will claim the attention OF the tieacral
Council at this SESSION.
, 1870-11-07
THE Northwest.

TIE Ta:thn1n fays That there ts an attc.nrs
,ttt,r male 10 es11bllsh knitting factory ut e.
R1i. To employ tAirty Rtl1k. |
-Ct.ryc bishop, Ut Randolph Township, IN
McLran County, Iatssd this year t1o hundred
.uh.tc,s Of sweet potatoes en- u half acre
-Mstnl John F. squ!cr, Of the Sevenrg- fourth
lil.nets Regiment, died VI consumption, Ia Cnilt-
.:ntEe, Oh the 18th ui-
"A uoR, having all the rroc1is1ues Of a cat Is
nnw IN the possc..ion OF Jacob Maas c caseSrl'ie.
tue pA*A atd feet ire OF the feline character,
*hile tho ress of tho body is wholly caniae.
-Tne Cs1linyli!e Democrat tsa5s:
"on Tueslas n15,tug; Willie Willie Lawrenee, son
Walkers PARK. The hoy, with his brother, had
IN ais haste to get to s. aool turel run and was
at nucc ret ut'orI ly The buck Hhe heer sove1t. !.
him. running one Of his autlrrs through tue
: sco,npouud fraciusr, and cxpo.tng the skull foF
space Of four tnclca with hts sharp hoofs In
sO M ssS sasgg as sny 5sstF 1eG s' n as
help IRON the ratI to the house, quarter Of
,u.e. st,me ladies' came to his asststance and
ed 10 drive the animal away, bat he ritched Into
them, ku"ckiuK them down, and wonld have flecn
.!ctn! In ,hl. contest had mt large dog come up
stdl tius cndctl the flehtH
sE. Levi Iager, who settled In Burlington in
ls7 ard has been Mayor and Postmaster, besides
,,se,pytog other a'-''" r-a''''"' ''"'' '' 'F''1a
| - xnun,c of farmers in Hardin County ,ron,
to Law. nsc years asu, t2a The suit has Just
ep,,e. antl to,t farmers hal tn Eel, ,cr f.rnas N
! oay The coe.s.
| T'nc Siopv C{.r .1,,.rp,, ,,-., tpr ,,--
brought in By Mr.. Bennett, clerk of the boat, we
| earn ttst the steamer North Alabama, nf the
Nc,,Arrs. TraRspor attn1 Companv's liue, struek
| 49,, = :. ,-o,.- ,r.- ~. ,nv,- 81,
nt e"a..'.. - nss, -" a., --,.,.,., -,
eae "as .1'en ie' LON s1eeA. NaIa a*'t' NN1' VI
a"us' an" osael I'esas"H"'t ssei0at, al " 80:
;osss, s -0ssa ''''
u ladr in Clinton had 4 tnahocany l,x n,aee,,
,n.n trr h,o,hc,.s p-ay..- contstntnu nowern.sar.
nc n,nu,s 50 arranref M 10 n1rsent I'm t.ttar.
-p F. the Iuttiuls ot his name, Almost :a,,y
.,c ri.{r,, The MACE. strewe1 nowcr. orer H.
| rror, an, ton,o-, r., rn.e. p,ar., IN N,ra,- Al
sst ~. ~. 80 ...,,. - ~. csn,o,arr s,,i to,ra
ns. ~ ,,a~ nns a., ", o,h,r a~,,src.s ~ n,r
| ,.,.,an 49,. ,..,.. .,.,a. N~' ''
iee''sA i@o eee1 e'e'e''
l WISCONSIN.
Tue NauIun 5imes sa5s some farmers be4st
to fear that winter whest Will bc damaged b
1vcsN1owth.
-Dr. ]. r. Dnvalf, VII" is Ia State Prison for lif'
Tor the crime ol po.>onanRelts wife, has expressed
"es'te ~ oe Inapsa.n ~ tne pissou' Us &c tan1'
l -1n,eh q"Aneeu - nat t"e Pas1tsou..
-.Ae e',st toan VI aasIst i Nfus 81 1enessou
80. 80 "1n'" oIooct se A"se' s'e'e''' 1asntstcc
-'' ,.
tSnlAsA.
| 80. s " AAeAA4su1 ~, sAasue my seus VI mau
| 80. s"s SS's' ""-' AAe"'e "'e ee1Fe'~ae'
'1.1
80, 80" s. s..s.s W 1870" - essu'u ;" Aet.
.itc ,.t,nn h,,, r.. ,...Hs. n,,rsv ~ -. -.
crr, M, h. h., n shno- n,r ,,rt'.a - 49,. ~
',,,f ~' ~
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Fire.

PHILADELPHIA. Nor a-Tne Commercial Ex.
rttUre building. secnnd ahove Walnut srfee',
vntcn has been rebuilt sInce the s1tAt Gona1xra-
tt,s, 4 Srat ayr, bEd a n1rroE esc1pN f"nm d.
Il uctiou this mnrpiug. TIE building took IRE i.
4 rxY1i stored With lard pt. bu'. fo1tuaatig, sh-
ns1nrs ~erc ext!uguiaasd before rssohinK ths
piper stories.
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tuddcn Dcath Il Judge EEbeYt4

Sece3I pespateh tn The Chicago TEs1ne-
SoE1, BkSp, Ind Nos. 6-Hon. Eisaa E:ozrs,
3nda+ / the iaurt cf Common Pleas 10! this dis
c,n At ;he feac. H had n.en aoe1t M the st1eets
:, sttrt a. though unE.;i. sid Was ssFtinx up a.
ii Tine III lis seHsn, His diskTsct EHs composed
u. fe ccurt es Of Elkhart, st Joseph. lapoFte md
Narsnt1, and he had n.led that otdce for etxhree1
, 1870-11-07
GERMANY.

TIE RFtII8 UF XET- =
BERLIN. Nov. a-Tne General Commanding At
Metz made the following reports: 'tB3 the capts
ulattau OF Bazaine, IS eagles Gil nell guns, anu
niton for more than IS batteries, SO Siege ruus.
6s mitrallit Use, su0Ho1 rntB and sahres. f.G0
military carriages, Il rhw'ler zuanuiaciofy, ETC.,
fell INTO tie hands OF the Prusslans."
, 1870-11-07

RED STOCKINGS AND FOREST cs.YS,
CLEVELAND, sIh1o, Nov. A-Thc E.t.ue Of base
ball tG-1aE between the Rtti SsttKiaR. u Clncin
ntt1, ansI Ihe Forest CttT+, Ut Cityrlauf. won
By the fotnef b. u score OF e IN lG-
NCTrALS AND AfLASTlCS
| Nxw TORK, Nnv. s.-i1 the gAtac to.hay be-
tween the Mutua's and A'ia1t:cs. tac sa,t,f we1c
| defeated by to IL
, 1870-11-07
SPORTING MATTERS.
Prsilissss.

~ y.... .sth9 v bsLLAfHEh,
#. L0gis; Ny. Silt " rls-A uu7 list niu4,s.
IN thtic c1Icl'ss tna: ii. tlvut ,,ttE,a. Ji.r ~.
G'itss heE vas CT. GAt1ax' ef's h4tk+rt f.trs,7v
10 Fsk tHftr aiaary. sui This WA .ots n t,,.I ~
at holf-ia4t 1n's N" ling, the n.sti~. ,n..s.
on thr 1stauds E2noa.Ir the 4rsro.i. ri "a. 9hs
ely, sna !u''N', ..*cn Sl"al2x N sixteen t,psua
Tine. eeti ll!ti't'sea. Al q. H., r.,s',,t wsrr
pteseIt. Gallagher VAS sal5 pui.,,i;,,' sErn
Was Ut hurt. Bafr+y ta- Il aud t3.S 1.s.
y cordtd Allen aEd S.Iks Mst.r,!r a :,x,, to-
ln1ser. Allen goi the HF-t ai'rl a.! IN. ms.r
ktLtk-ttoAn Galaghe. hAs stn.r l., IRA, ~
wAs raastsa on the grul1u iur fsAl1 her ur ri,s
AIltp ruiz cr!hea $:u. oA
ST. .LOCl<. Nov. a-The 1e1t be-. vepn Aim ANA
GaslAA her, this m0ruipg, II ephstsertd 4 iyYt ~
lar, ultt hss c.eAfe.l un excIE"nent- 1t sas uN..
sts ate, t!ttr being hut - pei s.tss 61 .--.s III
no much rtsh fur t0ao nshr. h the lt-t y, II.
aftef SOME suA:r1ng Alien c1usaF Gatis;a~r''s n.s
III se, thrh on tie Ea,s.itu; ursk H., T.
4 c':rth tbiIlW il, aud ATen tns.ss:l l4v 4yJ
In rhr second fUut..s. Allen gave 0at4Sae- y
hthsJ blow she l. Il e}t. theuun the u4se, ant,
Was tl."r. III tna tassl u'uus. Al,et, Rlt 4. nat
on Gallagher. b. east. And fighc o:4. 90 ns LAIN
aEtd Is .; ctuch 0W-d, Win Allen aE.lia u1l-
der. lu tue fourth tnuisf. tnt:e H7S c0a-1ir:sbIe
lighting, ant ai! III favor ot Allen: anothee c!,n,
Alien ottng aCa:n thruvn, III the hfss
,9aod' lou A. Alrn g.. IN ,a,s9 nats p 70. na.
and cJs. then terrible up.er cut m h,a
nose, which tellrd hlnl lie q .ox. Tie seua.a.n,:
rounds were repetition Hf the pFsvls'tsI .t4,
Gallagher getting IN but orr s'1nx, "fl!a7 clHcns
Allen linuer the lett eye. Allen WAS thrDsn fur.
Al tn+ c1se OF tue tREr, Alien oces.l " hscs b N
for - aGaiua: any NOVICE. Tue PARTIES seiarued
to tue city together. Gallagher vii. be aooas In =
day or sWo
, 1870-11-07

THE ECcKKTK R1CRS.
CrSc1NHArl, Nny. 5-Tne RACES IN the Buckeye
trick we're vel attended to-ia!. Tn. .toupc
teaM race for purse Of $3.50, Resulted i. tua-
lows:
7. P. Koseht Matthew Smith and Lon L,dtv:...i
Dr.. Btuaparte's- billy Crawford aud .1sne
John Rigs pntt end AEt,sr e.! by ! :
T.Me-s:ays4 :.:N s7:39a.
Second race. pEetnlu a. p: ,%1-tfSc t*r II:
Gr4yss + Loo1a.F Che1so, formerly H-'csey.s
r i. Roach's ". r. Thorn ;
MAI Coief Pilot Tempst.....-.........-....-..I ;
2, Lindell'e Pat Rat 3
Iiucvs II aI,;.1 + a-
Park: American Girl, VI, ,s.s. !; Ge rye pAl-
mer, 2, 9. l, l,.e Tfmc-a:2i.t; s:s; s:ss:
a:2*X 9:e51:$.
, 1870-11-07

TE6LE LE<aUCE.
, 1870-11-07

Spiral Defpateh to Tho Ch!caso Tribune.
NEW YuAE, Nov. 5.-The markets were du!i e.
dog, a Is generally the case 1t the close Of tas
week. =
, 1870-11-07


he vinegar tose.. II pm, in cellars, these
re loo cool fG5 the vinegar to wc1k, sh1ch
aust have t-r1cet1:crt. acclr ling to Pro-
te+eor W+tbere1l, Of 7ae In sI.t old Eastern
,'el1ar~. sia. we're cl sed in the fill to secure
lam 5scn, fsos'+ the e.urerature WAS geuer-
Ills sh,,e that peint, and 50 ~.rmthat q j. n.
'uIirs. and posatees often epzuu' ed before
te trd o. faruary. Tint accounted fur the
making Of vintgar in the oll-,ims cellArs.
Now ne ara careful TO air our ceisaza. and.
Ahi,e it &u prove them for the Keeping Of veg
etal les ard The health Of tho family, l. r.l,ns
them for thf making Of vinegar. We cau very
ael! remember when boE, OF tho hented
condition Ct sht cel1,z. AID With shat rauialty
.hs liGer changed nuc,s Exposed to It's intla.
euee. It WEE Gt,:i:ing fem2-kAtla to l1ve the
-at.y- u.xde clceE tnrrrG to vinegar BY he
| time cowe,,rs and dan3slions vete ds for
A,,Ie Izsisra s,a;e F3ir Iscet an o7cssAl-
,s., wlp mikes large quantity Of cite1 vlnt-
| gar, no' orly from his osn o,eh4Ed. ons pus-
/ rhasts 4 lsrEe sncunt OF 3ppics foz the 3'us-
roee. I.ie nao'c Vt
sLSFGAn-HAk1S5 :.
il n Yel|cwa: H. hAa 1z-ge room On the
| secsrd tioos nj = hTick staza- in va'cb be c III
,lrce i hundred casks hat Lave been us.ea for
| csijals each. Thrre are Get on end. on r4ck-
mas OF Joiat TT, s,F sight inches. aud the
c.tks a,e r-csi cd each ai1h carl-liuoi
VOID San It. They a'e go ar1sncad sfist Ill
ale OF es-% aceess. A4srGs stoSe j. P!ace1 III
,l,e n,itiile OF the sozu, 70 oe nzea shen the
,s1r1 ", me falls lt.ca Is dtgrpes. Eat. IN
lie .rs nc- sc.-s1,. til. is no. o:'eo the case-
Fise rallo:s Of 60 d. sharp vinegar ss pa. ill.,
10 e.ch eask- Thus i fos se' tnsat, = s:ns, "a,
ear n II, the best ;e7uieut that can be used
In soar, E the work OF rag
n;at, tor she mixing Of vinegar. 4 talS sal-
lon ct four cider l. INT dali. iuso each cAss.
| To. n i iii ~ TIE casks 1eqa.fes about eigh!5
me- ,u.' re.is for uarxtt- Ahont rty-fvs
cslt,xs j. dawn out Of each e.sk and stored
.,a the easSs s.5. re asa Is .ans Seia1s
thus eeaf ~ q e;as9 yE,ee. s,ahe s'hoat
tseefsire 10 A1y Of the mineral aids. a some
| Tf,e ; r'.n thss has been put il oness.
tion or large ecslt: I'D Y; il - much emitted
i liz. "a, setuf.d letters patsEt for this pur-
,o+e ~ ~ IL addins ha,f \ s.iloa
l essh dsy, ii becomes eh.ased to
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-09-06
We Believe IN Advertising.

The ARGUS office is the best in Western ILL.,
nois.
It is the most thoroughly managed, the best
equipped and appointed, aud has ths most skill
ful workmsn money can procure.
We can do all manner Of work in the most
expeditions manner.
We can print cards on double enamel, pearl,
anti Iue, BRISTOL china, in gold, silver, tints
colors.
Our visiting and Wedding cards command
universal admiration.
Our ball and invitation cards are sypogrsphi-
cal models.
Business cards, shipping cards, railroad cards,
stair ards, show osrds, or any other cards, done
at the shortest notice.
Bill heads, oh ecks, drafts, letter heads, enveI-
opes, statements, bills of lading perfectly
executed.
We do splendid poster work, ofevery desoFip
tion.
Lawyers briefs, catalogues, folders, price
li,ts, speeches or sermons, printed at the ANGUS
office unexoelled.
We print warranty deeds mortgage deeds
quit claim deeds, tax sale deeds, bonds for deeds
trust deeds, manufacture blank books, and do
any other kind of work that can be ordered.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-09-06

ScoTT COUNTY FAIR.-Notwithstanding
the unfavorsble prospects of the weather
yesterday the entries made gave the greatest
encouragement to expect fine exhibition.
The officers say that this year will be had
a more extensive display in the several
de partnent5 than the society has heretofore
given.
The fine art hall presents a great variety
of articles which decorate this spacious room
in the most becoming manner and speak
well for the taste and ingenuity OF those who
have interested themselves in preparing
some of the finest works of art and articles
of home manufactures.
The entries in the machinery department
present good appearance. The stables and
pens are we'll filled with horses, cattle. swine,
sheep and poultry, presenting better ap-
pearance than has been heretofore witnessed
on those fair grounds.
The grounds and track are in very fine
order The trials for speed commence to
morrow. On Thursday the premium of
81 900 will be competed for Mr.. E. krei
of this city has leased the dining hall where
he accommodates hundreds of hungry ones
with the most delicious and substantial
edibles.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-09-06
OPENING AND CLOSING OF MAILS.

Posr oFrIos, MrroHELL & LYsDE's BILOXI
OFFICE HOURS.
Open daily, Sundays excepted, at 700 .. IN.
Closes % " SEQ p. IN.
General Delivery closes at 500 P. IN.
Money Order Otioe opens o. 500 3.
CLOSES at $500 p.
Open sunday froa 500 8. u. 10 1000 m.
ARRIVES. CLOSES.
- 7:45 q. u. 1900 a. IN.
6;so p. n. 900 p. In.
n., - 7:2O a. IN. T:c0 q. IN.
1908 p. m. 6:i5 P. u.
PORT BYRON NORTHERN $40 .. 800 s.. m.
Q. VALLEY, ORION ASDovBR 500 p. III. 700 a M
swSDoSA NAIL 43Op. IN. 500 a. M
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-09-06
ERIE RAILWAY.

THE GREAT TuRoU8H ROUTE TO TIE EAsr.-
Tnis com yauy now control and operate thirteen
hundred miles of road, extending from Ciuciu-
nAti, Cleveland, Duukirk, Buffalo aud Rochester
80 New York.
IL is Of the dix feet gauge, nearly q third wide.
than other roads, enabling the company TO con-
strEct and ooaynes correspondIngly larger
and more comfortable. Its track has been placed
in thorough repair by the substitution OF steel
rails at suoh points as arc ssbJeotsd to the great
est service, and whore the big CHEST rate Of speed
is required 70 be made.
New aad improved sleeping coaches accompany
all night trains They s's heated by steam, per-
fectiy ventilated, contain elegant and spacious
dressing aud stste rooms, and oomone all the
modern improvements.
Excellent dining saloons are located at con
venient points upon tue iine, where ample tim
is allowed for meals.
Three express trains daily run from shs
western termipi of the road to Now ork withou
change, making as quick time rs by any Other
route.
The long distance ruu without change-s6(
milss-and the spacious accommodations of it,
broad gauge coaches especially commend thi:
route to families and ladies'.
Tickets via this popular line oan be obtained
at all prinoipaI ticket Offices throughout the
country.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-09-06

UMBRELLAs.-We are at home upon this
subject. Our friends know it, and govern
themselves accordingly. During rainy
weather they usually keep one eye on US
aud the other on their umbrella, for fear
there might be collision between the un-
designed and their UMBRELLA, and one or
the other come up missing, generally both
disappear. The Police Magistrate froze Oh
to new umbrella yesterday morning, sew
eral others did the same thing, and among
the number was the Undersigned We
happened to get one that wouldn't shove up.
We coaxed it. 1t WAS no go. We finally
learned the trick and can now leave it even
where the Police Magistrate is, and i. ia
perfectly safe. Whoever takes it out into
the rain and expects to keep dry, will be
fooled. The slowest kind of q rain would
soak him through before he could get it up
There's q trick about it-umbrells thieves
who nothing seems to affect would be
Disguised with it before they had gone one
block. We are as pleased with it ss ever
10 Gregg was, with both hands full OF
tomatoes. We only wish the meanest thief
in the world won't steal it. 1t would be
such fun to see him get wet and then sneak
back with it.
Hamburger knew our passion for umbrel-
las, und has got on large stock of them,
ana II the ladies will not tell their husbands
We Wall tell them that he has got his store
hiled to the ceiling with Just the incest dry
goods in the world,