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SALOON o SALE.

CASH PURCHASER CAN HEAR OF A
n good chance to go into the saloon business.
at Wong established place with q good run OF
custom. Furniture and bar fixtures complete,
with stock Of liquor and everything In running
orlor. Price moderate.
For particulars inquire ut this office.
January nth, 1870. la17!tf
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A CmoAaoAN, who recently imported
a chest of tea "dlrect from China"
found in it the head Of a dccapitated
Monaghan,
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The President has been sent q suit
of clothes from Siberia, made of Sibe-
rian furs and cut In the Siberian
fashion.
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CALIFORNIA. owing to tile mild
weather, anticipates a heavier grape
crop next season than was ever before
known,
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THE Brown family recently had n
wedding In Kansas City, at which III
ty-one Browns attended.
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A GERMAN savan thinks We are to
have an immense transformation scene
soon. The zotliacal light Is to resolve
Itself into another moon.
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AN Iowa paper ndvcrtises for IA
girl to learn the printing trade, who
will wear pants and saw wood"
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MAINE cannot understand why her
rivers should be free from ice In JAN
The season Is abnormal.
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THEY have in Boston what they call
spear festivals" known as "wed-
dings" elsewhere.
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BRrDeEpoRr, West Virginia, has I'm.
peaeled Its Mayor for drunkenness.
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In New York, the fat men are said
TO be feeding up for another ball,
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LARD OIL! LARD OIL!
Apure article Of Lard OIL, for sale cheap by
c. N. CORNELL,
de23K No. n C street, Virginia, Nevada.
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sAcRANES1o, January 1s.-Thc Over.
land line still down. No local news
of interest,
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Notice i'm Bankruptcy.

NoTICE-To THE CREDITORS OF
IN CHAS. s. C00VER, o Bankrupt-ln the
District Court Of the United States for the
District OF Ncvada.-In the matter Of Charles
8. C0over, q bankrupt. - Notice Is hereby
given that, pursuant to m order made by said
Court In tho matter OF Chas. s. COovcr, q bank.
rupt, on the 18th dry Of January, A. d. 1870. a
hearing will be hal upon the petition OF said
bankrupt. heretofore filed IN said Court, praying
for his discharge from all his debts and liabill.
ties. provablc under the Act Of Congress cnti.
tied IAN Act TO establish n uniform system OF
bankruptcy throughout the United States.' ap-
proved March =, 1861, and for n certificate
thereof, before said Court. on the Goth day oil
January. A. D.. 1870. at 70 o'clock y. OF said day,
at tho Medin Building. In the city OF Virginia,
county OF Storey and State OF Nevada, ut which
time and place any creditor Of said bankrupt, or
any other person In interest, may appear and
show cause. II any they have, why the prayer OF
the said petition should not be granted.
r. NJ. DAGGETT,
ia1Sl0t Clerk OF said District Court.
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VERMONT is to have a Woman Suf-
frase Convention, February Sd.
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Silver Coated Compound Cnthnrtic Pills.
Tho best Pill In use for bilious complaints,
sour stomach, coated tongue. mountain fever,
and All diseares arising from the stomach. For
sale BY c.. N. CORNELL,
No. Al G street, Virginia,
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MILTON MYGATT. Esq, is authorized TO
solicit applications ind collect Premiums for
Insurance In the PHOENIX and HOME Insu-
rance Companies. and the TRAVELLERS ACCI-
DENT COMPANY.
Virginia, january 18th, 1870. la1slm
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RAsTRBN PRICES.
/ do not, however, keep q little handful Of
Papers and Magazines to give away, or cell at
cost or less, .as q bait TO get customers, and then
moro than make It upon other articles at high
figures.
, 1870-09-11
COAL.
OPENING.

4. .GArDOU, having thospushly renovated and Ic.
6ttsd hls billiard Eeon4 .nd sl.o :dded > EhohE.se
H. VIII Be pleAsed 10 Ill his Old zeada aud the pub
lie in general It hia opening on We6ne.dAy tve1!2x
stp ID joe Pare II hare eh.rke Of the billiard DE-
raEsan nt 1befe viii be e1hlbittop sa4Qe. during the
evening By prominent expe1tF,
, 1870-09-11
THE SPORTING WORLD.
The White Stocking Reception Game
Banquet in the Evening.
HA1e Ball.
TIE EurfK STOCKING RKcFYrtox 1axk

Base Bali.
TUE wul1K STOCKING RKcErrsox 1AkE
The promise fur = pleasant day for the tecep
tion game Of the White Stockings did not huJd
good !esterlay ii c:nooa, strong, chilly bseeze
prevailing from the rnrtheast. Notwithstanding
the forb1ddtnR weather, ana the ln!te.i accou-
Modations which Ogden rark a1orls, anaut sro
thousand p-ope were in attendance. or these
gooIly number were ladies, many Ut whun, 80 far
manifested their Interest IN the White Stoc11nzf
and asserted 1ntif Independence, II to pEoceed to
the grounds by themselves, walk up ami buy
ticket, and take their seals though thry west
perfectly accustomed to that boss Of th.nx. 4
noticeable peculiarly ot the crowd. in general,
Was The presence Of large numbers Of la,llrs and
gentlemen whose faces were new Oh the ba1
fe.d, a,st who, for the f1rst time, had come out
tu ~ltuess the play Of the mos: famous nine ln tue
county, The quality Ut the attendance was
direct compliment 10 the Whlx Ssu'kln2s, rs
kuccesLes, Is well as 1neir great Improvement ID
collective ef}ctehcF, discipline, and genutm2n1y
HaitnR. arr appreciated 10 Chicago The picked
AsEe which llad l*en chosen u the opponents Of
the great professionals, wa4 made up of the rerI
hest amateur base hali talent IN the city, The ia
sos.te E'nas weIe ,s eomplimsntsta b being
and Lynch Oh aTs, base rSs Amsssals, also.
l5ud'i IN centre anil as Captain. and Ja1afsl nj
third tase: Ised9u1ra, Ct the Ath!et1cs, played
the sn.,rt nckl; Ais..n, late Of the Garaen ctss,
/ nvl,!. Thus constituted. the nine proved to be
vrsy elective, and, until the atmosphere had be-
a. 70 9
,nF Te 9nf pretty yas Tne s s. ssockass s
came upon s las acI opcas,' ou, tae game in @ 81.
n TT style, and gave stry pretty sample Of the
kind Of work they hluught to a'esF upon the Reds
| at Cincinnati. For the nFst i've innings the game
| xasa q yfFF brilliant one. hut after tfta B3 We
, 1870-09-11
does net include the returns from several cavalry
fep1tnerfs
GREAT BRITAIN.

1nSpos, Sspt- 1o--The Cu1asd steamer SEQ
t'a, from New fotk, arrived a, Queenstown at
Experts tsl.c.e he II iifon-c1a., Captain WAS run
down tJ some unknown vessel Her steam
power Has 80 great that the sinry Of her having
&. ne ashore t~ scaEce1v credited. -.
new YORK, Sept l0-A London special aaTs:
~ private ie,egrar received In this city, states
ttat elahtetn OF the ls''n-cl1d CAPTAINS cser were
SaTed."
LONDON. Sept. 1a-As fragments Of the Cap
tain thus ias iu1nd tIon bclnng to the vital PARIS
At Tire Ship. II I. shnuRht her hull msJ have drift
II teems the gale WAS increasing. and, on We'ioes-
ttay \. H., signal ~ aisen for the squadron to
weu ship The Captain . responsive sigma! vas
wira until ont Of sight Of the Cap'ain, when. At
o'clock, he4vy s4na1l came up. whlcn, perhaps.
proset, fatal 70 the itou-eia'l. shroxlng her On
The bodies tound were those Of
nm whose duty 1t waa to wear
sn'l. 1t Is possible thu vessel was driyen to SEA.
fr'm her dtek. The names OF the Officers and
seventeen men. who are said to have BEEN saved,
are unknown.
lCable speeia, to thr New YORK H-rA1.l
LoHpoS. Sept ln-1nfnrmatlon received at the
pruss1an EItassy i.s Lnndon, makes 1t certain
That King William has ses0lveti 10 tgnnfc the rrv
ontionary government at Paris a. arsitnte Of ai'
shallow al authority, and that IN the event OF the
occupation OF F1Ts. ht Will treat only with ott-
Gals Iec"sntzed hy The Emp.!or Napoleon.
LONDON. Sept lA-At II O'Clock this morning a
sAftls Autt st>on became a total wreck, the sra
running 80 high that no h1at c0ulh approach the
ship trotn shore. The fate Of the crew Il .lt1-
known. On a hoasu which nnasetl from the
wreck xeIe the words :" New YORK"
The Empress EuRrn!r aud rftuce Imperial ID
main secluded At Hastings.
TIE gas works Gf Pans, located outside the de-
fences, likely to fail into the hands OF the en-
erpy. The reign Of mob and terrorism, therefore
In te1dE-
The attitude OF England is untavorab1y regani
Ell on the continent
The Royal Saval Ctnt, al Portsmouth will give
dinner TO Admiral Gll.soa aud his Officers, o1
Monday.
charette, commanding the remnant Of the for
eign force at Rune, threatens to resist the ltal
tuns to the Etit,
, 1870-09-11
OHIO.



- Political inrnnKhc 0S Ai'en e'
IhuFnaans
t,xr,rx.71 senr- Senator Thurman. of
t,h,n c1s.nr,i thp Dcmtrrattc campaign here to-
u,rhi. If a speyrh before the Young Mems Dem
nrrnt3r iiut,. in Nozart Hall Ill had guul all-
.it.t,Ss.
liz sroke AGAINST ccntfa!izaton, saYng no can
1ii ,ni tnteIIircnt uun cnuli deny that q reyuu-
ran hn,, is.t.n Svug on tu our government tor Ten
tSs,s. with Tendency 10 deprive the Staies ami
;snnt nj r1rhta hcrri, fore considered i,y ell par-
fI,s A. ,,f,oIl,.sl ipnrhlc. and 10 vest In the
"en,Ia, Cnyrt1rnent nearly every power thut
,hc goyrrn.isut can to.st.ss orer the people.
11,r t,ica of 1eavtnX matters uf local concern to
r., .Stars. and t ScneFu, concern to the Federal
yr1,1,,,nf ha iern fa,j,ue aWay since the RI
nn.l,can Ia,fy lad came Into powcs, and would
stun CEASE to exist, If tha, party eontinued IN
,hoT1ty. Thuurh tlispoxcd IL take
h"nt III view q, things, he saal be be-
i,evtd ihe reserved rights OF States
Thc nncstipn was were tne states 10 tre reduced
10 ,,ere departments Ct counties: ro this b. ss
rnccsinent and II The latter should In any crcnt
sury1sc. to 80 change The government would t'e
, 1870-09-11

HER1lS, Sept. IL. - 1hc peace conditions. as
nrnte4 in the Gazette Dr. Franet, Erossy exa9-
cc.a.ctl Prussia demands no s.ot' e, 400 a. tn
,,ennitv. or the su,7rnuer Of any portion Of the
iron.clad tleet-
NETTING BxrwkxS K1Sa WILLIAM AMI xAroLroS.
King William wrote 10 the Queen describing hts
emotions on meeting the French Emperor. Ne
ea,s: ali was overwhelming. For moment
could not control myself on thus meeting hin
whom yca1s aSn saw at the summit Of gran
.1eur." The Emperor was equally moved
POLITICAL ptssESsloNS CROPPING OCT.
HEHt1S. Sept 9.-Pol,tcal dissens1ons are crop
ming out, II is anticipated At the close OF me Wal
the leading liberals Will issue protest. anu com-
muual a,ldress to the King ectaitnE that terr!of-
tai aggrandtzcment and military ssschs'n are no.
the sole and best guarantees Of PEACE; but that
mora1ty education, and internal Liberty. arr the
t,re ,as,. Of the future fathcrland: demanding
r,.,ncttun Of taxation and the term Of military
scrxice: m tncsrase Of the butlget for education
and annie support OF the Widows ano
orphaus Of the war. D!sa1probauon Is expressed
nj the consideration shown Napoleon. 4
coot. cha1nte erlain, and retinue Of servants hast
| been srnt from Berlin to Wtlhelmshone. TO m!n
| lister comforts to the captive Emperor. lie mas
| In addition, sixteen ordcers and forss Servants
Ills own people rtgAfd this iotct a. su11e'es ~
| the wants OF the prisoner
The urA.e Journal a4Imon!shes the goTe1nmen
md pcorle to show practical sense The sl!enc
Of death shonld surround tho prisoner, as alonn
the graves Of the leEions who hare 1ane
during the wa1. In the vast apartments once tcl
| antc4l by his Cnclc Jerome, and containing nsu
relics, he may ponder On his fallen greatness, ~
| the failure Of hia insane hopes to 1utn ana e
slave Germany.
LOSS At y1cSyulK
! The official account Of the loss II FionFhl
| August l6, shows on the Prus5An Eide. I'd oa
. cen, Io,Sf3 men, and ,s9a horses. ThlA eeoos
, 1870-09-11
CASUALTIES.

4 bohemian, named John Wesley, was in.
stantly kllie,1 at tho sausage factory "f Henry
Kocbtr, No 81 West Polk street, a: 10 o'cuck yes
ser.lay morning. lie, with scvefa! o!hers' "1s
,ncaCe4t ID raising a s.noke-stacl. The fnoe
rcsie On sto1c III the top Of the building. at'l
when the men pulled on the rope, the stone was
Torn from lis position, and fill ever On
Wese!y, striking him on the head anu ma1hlne
bis skull. The Drrnis Coroner held an ia9nes!
ami The Jury returned verdict al a.'ItitntaE
Heath, ccnsunI tue proprietor Of the fartnrs for
mt taking proper !,recan;ons to prevent m se
n wife apu two children In 'iest'Htc circantsan-
ccs. They i've q, No; "a Ms'nsr street; ;,,, s,o,,
window OF tho IsxE Island house, on Fr!slay tvcn.
,uE, died yesterday morning. The Deputy t'oto-
Ier held an itqNest, and the Jury fttnsneh yer
.ilct uf accidental ticafh- ~
On Friday afternoon an accident hapren!e! p p
The tarrnry 1t Itoctt !Atrhin-,n \ 70. "" :
Spy1n Jefferson street, which Will rroat'y fesu
In the death Of you.,. man nlnl. James Bn!lss
While lrtttuG ,lowu hosting machine. rule!
rat;c,l an, struck him the forrhea.i, iracturlnE
inc 81 utl haty,
, 1870-09-11
l1ulfficA1A


NEW rokE, Sept. l0-The soldiers anil sailors
rput!cal organization, tonight. endorsed the ac-
lion Of the Republican Stale Convention. AMI r.
solved 10 te ut the POLLS on election day and pre-
vcrt repeating By force Of arms U necessary:
HE1lkv1LtE, ILL.,, Sept e--Toe Republican Con-
yeuttun OF she Twelfth Congressional District as.
sc1ubc,' here to-day. Hon. GeorGs Guu'llach. oi
Clinton Cou9t5. vas slcetSa atcs,aSn" ;st1 ~"
McsSrs. F. u. Taylor AMI d. Hunus, OF 81 I'a1f'
secretaries Of The convention.
The proceedings were not very harmonious,
there tetnc considt rat!e feeling manifested oy
Nr. John BaIers istenis who; nn.slpR .nemse!seS
amount OF social pleading TO oEeffule tne ma
iortty IN tho CONVENTION
iii, j. b Hays friends, however, having dc:
fnclr Chairman. and ultimately succeeded In
tablinr series Of resolutions introduced e5 At.
il, q. NcT1ke, Of Madison County. u7on which
the eight Madison County DELEGATES *ttndfsa:
Two 1t the Randolph AMI two OF the washington
comfy delegates Withdrew aiso-
Tncic being coutcs1.ug delegation from Ma.l.
.%on, seven Of them were admitted to Ill up taaE
Two delegates from Washington and TWO srpr,
| Randolph remained In The conEsntoq;
| The Hon John B. Hay anu Jehu Baker ~efe
| rut In nomination. ~ Mali.
son. Clinton, Aunroe, antl st. ClA!I Countses
| Wash,ncIon anu Randolph Counties being IN
der inst1uc,tons. voted for Jehu haker: ,,,,
John Il Hay was DECLARED nomlnAte"' WIKI
The convention then appointed Sent1al eokn
Tie Madison and St. Clair County dc1eSStc
| met tonight, ami nominated hon. W. IL
| NOpI Tor Stale Senator .,..,.. ,,-1
II Is said IhAt eleven secet!n4 nelfsstm taE cor
meet tonight and nominate Jehn bakes io' e'1
gre6s o.,.... - .nc rnnse,
r,ttxr AMI netnpcratic state Conventions, whle
assemblies here on Tuesday next A's @ieo'' =
ryinE+
, 1870-09-11

Sl@eial la.pateh to The Chicago Tribune.
GERMAN ESrHESiAsM.
The Internal Revenue Department furnishes
dir.r, gauge OF extra enthusiasm over German
victories. Since the lrst success OF the F1ussans.
,ne sale Of beer stamps has steaiy increased un-
III, q, the present time, the daily dcmaui uphn the
n1tn,!pc division has reached sf',0o, about ten
times the average tatc.
ITO the A.tre.ted ftfrt.l
INDIAN TREATY,
WAsu1S67oS, Sept. 1.-Father t7enin. Mission. T..
aty among the sioux ami thirpe"aF I9alans. ~
pakota Territory, has forwarded to the Ffesflcns
The treaty Of Etace made and signed together a.
Fl, Aterrunin!e. on the 18th Of August, oT taose
tates, In the presence Of General ! < Huns'
commanding the post. The men OF the SfoHx Us
lion add 10 the treaty request maj the fESFl-
,tc4t n1ter through the 1ntllau bafeau
an arpfnrttAtnp Of their money. maht ann al'
nllc,l TO the erection OF Catholic chapel IN the!t
reserve. They also desire. II rraGttcat'ls'. salne
the President on matters regarding the agency.
NEW NATIONAL BASkS
The following applications for National hanSs
have been granted tuttnR ne week; 4 = r.
Brown and others, Hastings Michigan; ZEN: q. u:
Wilson anr! others. Marshall, A!eni9sa
4, T. smith and othet*- Emthenee,
Kentucky: {. Pond and Others, Cnirpe"s
Falls, Wta.; !. {. Sinonson. HOLE. 1 Aicn.
R. E, Atkinson, Iprt Huron. Mich. I1e Io!!o"
Ing were orgao!zei t!nrn9 the week: Ealmes
Mutual. Rank. stamford; ky: capital, :ioa%- 'se,
paid IN carita.- &3o.on: j. II; shsnks Pfs,auent;
). b. Onsle5, Cashier: Monmouth i, ~ Sasioaa ON
tn CAPITAL 81, ,o'1; 4. {. Harding. Presldent;
tttJ1.1 f-a4h3ef.
, 1870-09-11
ITALY,

FLORENCE Sept 10.--Great numbers Of the peo-
L. OF The Pontsncla! Ssatcs have petsuonet tue
King to occupy Rome.
LONDON, Sept 1o.-OlozaRa is attempting yalnly
to mediate, as he insists on the integrity OF the
French soil. 1t Ia said that precautions hive
been taken by Victor Enamel 80 perfect that the
Pope cannot escape fEnm Rome.
FLORENCE, Sept .. ria LosD0S, Sept 10.-There
Is increasing ag!tatton at Rome. General
Cardona has been ordered to cross the frontier, II
nete.RatJ.
The Pope has decided to proceed to Villa Cas-
telondo1fo, when the Italian fruops occupy Rome.
, 1870-09-11

tsitss,::::::::::::s tsess S"e:: j.: s s-s
i~jd.s.S: s. Phrii~. II the CHICAGO Club.
Es.at;oa i've +; hour ind thirty nspuset.
ut the Briggs House, ISst evening. IN honor OF the
While Stutktbgs, was d very nne ahAkf. About
ope hundred PERSONS. Including the nine. the on.
GERS and stockholders nf The club, members OF
the rrrss nEl other Invited quests. were present,
Ath, after satisfactory seas'n with the s2iealt y
bill Ut fare nruy'slrf for The nccas!on the usual
corgratn1at0ty spetchrs werr tntngt1f ID. \ rt.-
culta1 feature OF the banquet WINS the utter ab-
sepcc Of anything Ii the wAy Of wines or IEqunra.
This was the !lea Of President Ga@sttte, who does
not believe that even an OCCASION OF festvity war
rants departure from Tie rule Of tu,al abs,i-
ne1ce which sh0nl,l obtain with professional base
tall players THIS acri0u was must heartily ap-
proved ty the HcEnhe:s OF the nine. as Il VIII I've
is all WHO believe that muscular development
aud a!~tenlt0uAntss arc otlt anil ihstpasahlf Ah
eptscslc uf the evening was tue presentation 10
Captain Jimmy Wood Of t!vc group photographs
u !.!e Alpine m, Sugar t3t n,ncs' Those exssa.
umpare1 ~ Captain Wood. IN ,a'lai,lnn,
10 the stctases s,S,s were a. D.. nsa1ffo. WITTY.
S;Mklug Captain, together with a letter af Gull
Cratalation upon the recent glorious achicEe-
nenis OF rhCagn's famous club. Hy II o'clock
the exercises we're at TN tnt an'l the assemillaRe
,llsrerscL with pleasant notions Of the White
Stocking banquet
The !. T. 13ratls's ttat the e., 3. q. niue by
Tic clippers teat the Rockfor.l., 30toG
Tne IafeTUr1cs heat the .1arnn!cas, IL to II.
The ACmes iea1 the Pr,trtcs. sG 10 -.
The N0Ethwesterns beal the D. d. Forhs, Il
Thc Church. Goodman,!s Donnerey hoys beat tht
J.. ". ". Jores niEc, y u =.
The athletics lent the Dane. WestlaSe
tnycfta. &c to II.
NEW YORK, Sent. 1a.-nasc han herr: Mut1
U,ympics, Of Washington,
, 1870-09-11
BUSINESS PROPERTY.


RfsrE.tt.. Michitan TRIANGULAR lot ~ f~ct
front. nj f.1u teF tpot $50,
hAi.- j 1T. rs,t ut nnrl..Entt- y t.ri. nj FL,
fu1 sa.. ' ESUS ASRfS. NJ. ;. - cfark-,t
, 1870-09-11

bEtho.'a1 1snmsrl St. Lawrence, Onconto, Jesse
Sns5nGn I; tso,e' siurSis: Irte o1kne! Lass sehts
4sS s@@s9 s9.8 Maas
Aontea!4n, !st VII" "Er1nk Perew, Mon1ank, Idaho,
Geioead Gndas Az TSn,ded, Frank barker. Goble, Guild
ins Dsk soDase, sS%s5s E:aes aoesas = &C.
Meot,' hsSis h weus. r aucoms, Montana G'inoEr,
r. Fp.ts1n S1 1,r-Prors Dictator, Northern Light
hrtr Hfred achTs Nirholas, et& VI nePs'
W1ED-NoFheAsI
, 1870-09-11

ToroSro, Sept. 1o-Adyiees arr feSSser s..'1sr .T1
rn1t GsnT 10 the seth Of @uGust. Ine NEuIa. ,ss,
- ~ The ARRIVAL OF the new Governor Vas Az
,N,s1S looked TOT. No government T. now eass ~,
inr. Inc commander Of The miltsl! n9sins hsr
nn1em. Theyc Is no Intelligence o1 tue "nese
Ise.,s Of Isicl And his followers.
, 1870-09-11

~. ~ t.. ~ 7N+ft>,, ;, 4

Sreeial Dcrpateh to The Chieaeo Tribune.
GKkfNr1llE, pa-- Sept. ID r. m--Tht house
ana brewery OF Peter >aal we're consumed ~
frc ahout O'Clock this morning. Loss, about
1900; insurance. $t,Mh.
rultArE1rulA, Sept 1N-Thc carpet factory Of
James Isrumley tsIo<. was burned to-day. LOSS.
SO, ,tsn; tpsuft4f for s's,neN t,ne hundred and
n{ty men are thrown out OF employment
, 1870-09-11
Aquatic,


G6sSfF fE0H f-ttuTEE. .
MONTREAL, Sept l0--The st. John crew nalle'l
Yesterday at forty.threc strikes PCT minute ut the
beginning. and finished easily at forty me
T.Iu crew pulled over the course yesterday In Il
minutes ~ seconds, or. te'luctinG lime lost In
.a,l,lltnE from shnse, 30 minutes ~ seconds The
hackers Of the Paris crew arc supporting thelt
.r1ru SteaGllT,
, 1870-09-11

ye+s.l4 ectcrEs OF trayEs Chte7Rn Hashor VII takr
ri +,t1 OF the .ad ut Snft ter. and runnlnf
tnuth n,ou: ~ fe~:. lisht ill tc placed On sht
, 1870-09-11
Piscatoria1.

I Hi TITTH- - - ----------- -
peter schut,lcs ami Frank s1illiean returned
from short fishing TIP To Crown Point, FEiiae
evening, Mr.!SchutsleF caught. with twn-nuncr
Japanese pplc, p!ckerrl Weighing eighteen
rn,iln,1s, aud presented the 1sh to Inc bs'Egs
Gauss. fat SnuIfats dinner.
, 1870-09-11

Sree4a ut4r4teh to The chieAxo Tribune
WOOSTER, o., Sept 1h.-The tx:al for medical
nalp1acttce against DIS Robinson aud Weaver.
alter an excl&iuE contest Of six days. resulted IN
verdict for the plaintiff in <StN damages Ten
thousand were claimed. The 1afJ were ous nf-
teru hours, The plaintiff has movcd for = new
fY4At
, 1870-09-11

The Full Elcctson&-Spccch oil Vice
President Colfnx ns >ouIh ficnd.

s;eeA Dt4pasch 70 The Chica&o Tribune.
SoCru RKNr. Ind, $tpl. 1G-Ous citizens
had the pleasure Of listening, to-lay, to
m able and elaborate speech delivered by
Vice President Colfa1, the trss Of series which
he il to deliver this fal Notwithstanding the
tact that no notice OF his Intention 10 speak had
teep Riycn, except mere mention IN the Rtei"-
tfr, about nfteen hundred persons, comprising
many OF our most prominent citizens assembled
10 front OF the Court House. from the the steps oi
which Ar. Colfax SPOKE. His remA1Es occupied
Two hours and halE, nearly, In the delivery, and
were listene1 to By the audience with the pso-
foundess attention. After expressing hia thann
, 1870-09-11
NOTICE.
PUBLIC NOTICE

L. p.srty xiven tia: will racrt At the nec Ct sh
In.td Of Education. II ASaltt. On ths 18th day at
Serfcmter 1s.u at 10 neiek to A1psatt+ tn &c
cTta.r- with an strr rA.-. by The Cntntn Council
Of th~ Ci,E Of CHICAGO. Aussst = 1s:o the tousiuk
,7e,~rtv; LIT t. Roek =! @. r. and 1l,t <eEc.rt the
Ea.t n fret thereaf Hlcrk = O. T.. located on Eatt
3isd;.3o It. hetweru State aud bea1t.oro+tt.
MANCEL TALEOTT,
isienedl JAREz T. ElS BnTESlfSnHD's, AFrFH1teF=-
, 1870-09-11

The official account Of tho loss II fionFulet
August Is, shows On the Pruss1An side. ~ oio-
Gers, 1t,Sf3 men, and 81 hor5ts. Ih1A aeoooa
, 1870-09-11
coo, Miners on a %trfkc-Thc Cn.

NoRs1s, Ill. Sept ia snnEs time stnSe near
two miles cast Of this city. struck for eo cents
more Per ton, wnsa 5ns se eopsnF Tstas1 to
Z contrast with the Chicago, Rock Island / IA.
eide Railroad 10 furnish number Of tons OF eoa
tta1pe.lialely. II the miners DO not commence
work soon their places Will be n!less hs ne" men-