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VOW READY !-THIRD EDITION

IDRlCES REDUCED.
With supply readers Of TIE TRTsUsE with MI
Gres Autobiography purchased the stereotype plates Of
Messrs Co, pnce has been reduced viii be
seen below.
HORACE GREELEY'S AUTOBIOGRAPHY.
RECOLLECTIONS OF A BUSY LIFE;
"REMINISCENCES s %F AMERICAN POLITICS
yaon ,pn opsvAS or q qhf Ms.oSS CONTEXT TO rua
To Which are added
MISCELLANIES;
LITERATURE As A VOCATION" POETS AND POETRY
REFORM AND REFoRMERS." a DEFENSE
OF PROTECTION" &c, &C.
DISCUSSION WITH ROBERT o DALE OWEN on
By HORACE GREELET ,,-
n 5 '99 P; 55s P'5 dr ,9f A'ss,s9i
engravnss Of The Cot where was Born NJ First SehSo
HSs:: b r' %oo n P S 'is.fs9 mcgee
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
LAsAMPIE OF THE SCoTCHiRISA
H. 0T TTF FINE TAS n ~, RyS sorGsr
" RURAL NEW ENGLAND FIFTY YEARS AGO.
VI ADLU TO NKw HAMPSHIRE
viii NY APPRENTICESHIP.
< IYEAR b. LAKE ERIE
xL ny FIRST EXPERIENCE IN NETWORK
xii. TEMPERANCE IN ALL THlNGS
NV POLITICS
XVI TRiUMPH
XVII LOGCABN DAYS
AK soCIALlSTIC EXPORTS
XXI HARRY CLAY.
XIV XIV B BFssAFS A ERd S9sGS"hhS
x 1TT SS65s coz 4aSa
XVII. CONGRESS- AS IT WAS -
11 1xx GhSs oR-MINIxecHcAooT PRIE
xzTi S9a5p yST E xs}s gHFSy
xxXH THE R EyRRy coyTR6yF Sh'' rAh
XXXv. THH NEW ERA IN POLITICS.
xvi Xvi ~ ~ F FaRalso -
Ax MIN. EGkoPH RkyIsfTE6NP&RsIS%
XII IaE l4Sks GoSGREss" TIE Log cOn.. for
xiv THE ROCKY MoUNiAISS-THB GREAT BASIN
XIV Tns sIBRRh SBvADA-THB YOsEMITE-THR BIO
XLyII THE FUTURE OF CALlEoRNIA lIRkkS
KIN XIX s Pe5 c6SFfoSTES5;a
+ OR CYL Y T ySGo7 AND POSSIBLE
HI III. W yEFThSSo HI gASaY
Ai' Oh DAAD' MIsCELLANIEs
LITERATURE As A VOCATION.
F RRFdR4 4SR RSb RsfsG5RsERs
SU Bi4s kfbf " msrS "REMINISCENCES
ADAYS RIDE ACROSS THR ALLEGHANIBa
AElGHT RIDE ACROSS THE PRAlIlBS.
AwlKTER FLOOD IN ILLINOIS, Hasa. c,..,.,
and Robert Dale Oven
DEDICATED
OUR AMERICAN BOYS.
WHO
BORN IN POVERTY, GRABBED IN OBSCURlTf, AND EARLY
CALLED PROM SCHOOL TO RUGGED LABOR,
ARE SEEKING
TO CONVERT OBSTACLE INTO OPPORTUNITY. AND WRkST
ACHIEVEMENT PROM DIFFICULTY
THESE RECOLLECTIONS
ARE EEGARDFULLY INSCRIBED BY
THEIR AUTHOR
Thi, Boob collection articles originally Published
the title ReeOlecIous Of a
the author and enriched
the addition Of uueh Original matter ~ believed thA, these auto
biographical will be not only entertaining aud attractive
BOT all Of the times einj forming
the life Inspiration u who has
re intellectual and political phases through
Which during the thirty OF Intense vtsy
Mir Greesy gives the best indication Of their shen he
ac Of us my eIpedBees notions Convictions and modes Of
RecOie0RS give With small mental
history"
Political
from the Proeou sudpn' and do benoeoh "
lie eays conclude this mental biography
prefer OF all OF myself 10
worth Their and will cherish the hope that
ton 1t least embod lessons Of pseD and pasGe
Which will u BET forth In vNn"
sNow appearing chapters weekly 10 rHn TRIBUNE
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RECEIPTs OF BRRADsTUFTs.
ExPORTs OF BREADsTUyl'.

GUSNIBSBags and Cloth have cen 10 noders set'E = @@
for the former 2 d2lc. for the litter
HDES-There feature OF importance 70 af ne tens
raj market The regular eKlest 20 tboag5
not finding very fa manage as, feqs
a, former rates Holders disposed beag rra1usss
hy large stocks learn Of pressure 20 realize We ote;
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are DEVOID Of ayy aud IN tie ssence Of pne, nominal
We quote: 81 4.
23gg 10 Jute Bette eruercyl va g.
Manila gold 2 D.. l+0 - lamPe"'g 'd 10 sLlt "a
Ssa (codl II He AusTn Dressed = ar ~ ~
HOPS-Prces unchanged hla state G@fe t9r 70 1e'
l4d2lc scousn l5dl0c: Efs'rvn ll00r ant Year p 5us
HAY-A demAUd o shipping a. ofas3 y ~ o. =. ia
lots selug at 81 - - 70 = " %
LUMBER-WOOD, SLAVES GctDutT on LnHo'r ~ ~ eel' -
slaves 10 per ad Sa.oFem-ihe co's q-' o
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OILS-rbere bias been slight improvement " ltHanl fV =
Fish Oils uce our reyie undergone
Charge been moderate for Manufactured OILS % oH
prices Lneed has been in geod rst sed'
ssss Is Lard on stes'Y sh
moderate business Menhadsa OIL 10 demand AM s L. oler DO
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Ann A. N ~ , dJt iJalAp, y n. bond. 50 d75
Ay,sps Po.d cod, NdH Mama, Large FLAKE. 81 ond-
Basam. CopaII y n. % q On Lemon, D., ; ~ az ~
Bi-Cab, Soda, kes. - -. Ne"e end ! oo
castle o. 9Oa3 sS Seneca Root 10. % go
C.us soda 1904 IS Sienna, y b.,.... ~ dO
Or rat.r Pr cold 70 a. Soda Ash. y n, gold. lSq2 %
Epson salts Y ~. a d sugar Nd Z, no god ,ksd@
Gum Arabic. Picked. 80 Udo NiriolBiue. SD.... Ntdh
Gum Arabic. sorts gold, 2ai d29
FLOUR AND MEALlAeo has been fair degree ~ activity in
For to-day the demand eouhned chraY ~ TIC
oN grades for export but the medium and better grades are very
bs At Irregular prices; saes 500 bbls
perGae States IS 5e IS 50 for RItr, ss 6Gse for fAhey
S3Gf3 20 fer the low grades Of Western hItra - GtS %
good choice Spring Wheat kt IS $3.50 Is for Minnesota
IS 23dso 20 for CITY Shpping Extra, Is e30
50 o shipping oho Round Hoop % coo for Trade brands.
Wheat and Wesea rs 6adf6 IS for White Wheat DO do
o. Family do IS 0aS6 80 for s. Louis kIra Sge
do Double aud I'll dS9 % for do Triple CALI
Oregon Flour very dali aud hea SO 90 southern
demand for the hone trade 80 Ob 81 " 90 ~ "
Cor Ordinary TO good Extra BAumor, and Country 90 oSts 10 Tor
Ettfs Georgia and virginia. 81 $3.50 ior Family da ~ ga
IS for klrs Maryland sud Delaware and 90 o9slo for famiy
Rye Flour steady bn qae sales loo bba a. - 20G
Corn Meals heavy aud es active sales Zoo bha Al 80 10
% IS FOE yellow Western - 10 for Jersey and 81 @dS
Brandyne Buckwhsat Fouf and cir demand ~ 9@
81 y 100 n Tor state. and s3GsJ 10 fot fgnsana Jey Bag
Meal active and tner-CoAue Meat VI I0Gtl ai Pine yellow
OIL VG 81 rs; White al 81 SGs9 Csb Meal Al 81 @ss ~,
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RlcElPrs on PROVISIONS.

PRTROLBuMws have bad comparatively qniss ms srss
kuds suce pnces have ruled cute esd' "a 80
helBg toward tie sVdAJ IAs marcel sAsi' s-'s -
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MoLASsES-OIerop Foreign still entirely aeglectsi and
liberal holders mach sa-auess Oterngs are made
figures response made b. buyers, aul price, r M W
EomiHa Cuba about q Oc Cor G -iriaga aud Mixed -
Clsyed 32g45c Tor Muscovadc q zt5c for Porto Rico na p
Eugsh snd There ligs o1erlng BIT tie glAV
asked high 70 iasue speedy "a Don
becoming less peaty Aai values have rather JaofA1
good to choice NeNOreaas c7 Oc sAes TO-DAY OF ~ Fo
Orleans az II d8 oc asi IS hhds 3eutrs SJ4
NAVAL STORES-The business in Grade Iufptrare Ia
brought to stand for Sus eaH u tlr Eek
aun az 4SGc shipping Aad mclanta5s order tnI aerHAn
cutd 20 4id+5c; the business bees =" TAR rtl q a.
is frmeT Aai fairly active sale 'tbbs al ~ % sl
merchAutable Rosus have bee. quet t4uI. % f
stock tie large purchase yreIFot Of >lt lcp'
pers the market and asstug odersi Prices cary
steady later want OF buyer declined AZ tie coe we at
strained a. " To- Ue ti goo lg
l5a a. 2n and go hhs aud low No % - aod -
Agb.r ada
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OAklh-Ne notc snail sScs AZ "a ittc
PRoYISoNS-we had conPsIatVey Qaet waiei Tor -.
mostly 81. lobtpe Character
spot charge bot loser cor the mtgrc go h " -
27 S. seller March, sales OF 40 hh a - T." So @
n for Medium DO r2I Medium cas- Do. and ~ f '
Beef Is In fr abbins demand ss o 2ol bhiS AZ sO+ls ~
.pd do. Terce Beef e loser
The market dull Of lOotes At 90 81 fgT Prime A'~ 'ns
"a "A f.r lu. Mr Hans siihou chaug.. Sale ~ ~ III
Al ~, 93 Tor wss,eru Cut Meats connue caigIi JOB o
ilc for shoulders W dlte Tor Hans salt aud Il. f ~ a..
pickle B.coa Tx demand AID prices nominal %
srr without change quote At ellie for Nsefr an1 4,
City Lard du and unchanged sales Of 10 bes All A ~, N,
No Cy. i6l &c for fair 10 prime Sfsf
ollie los Ksue Rsnded for sure delivery leo ies Lam w.
, 1870-09-14
CHIcAGowEEKLY TR1Bu NE.
CHICAGO WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
Complete Resume Of The War
News Up to the Latest Hour.
Contents for the Week Ending Sept. IL

EDITORIALS: 1hr French Adm!nisszastve GuaEsn-
;ee+ of Pcaee-tier1.anx aad the French Republic
-GEatn-H andllue In Cheaeo-Oh1o and lndlana
Mr.. Colfs1'e Spe~eh-Canal Across Mich! san
The CHICAGO Tiua,- and tue Position Of ttr Pa7s
on the Tariff Qu. 4siun-Enst.ud and thr f~nsA
HepublIc-1tais and Ranc-Census of u!ha'ts-
FARM AND GARDEN: LETTER FROM RrRAt.: Adrl.
tr7atIoa Of wiae and Viueka1-Ctdes Elaefaf
NakinK-saviak Germ 1iu.k'-sredtns to G'a.+-
Isu7uo!t County Fatr.--T.c I1a1 Cruz icturt
fdueatipn-Ycuns Lsi!es t. fe Admitted to .hc |
Industrial lunirrrt:ry-SAtionals Stock Journal:
LETTER FROM VETERINARIANS: WaEs.-Pat.ts-
ti.- Craek In the Hoof-A Lame Horse-Rsauin<
a1the Note--Iumps en- Cats3r. |
SELECTIONS FROM THE AGRICULTURAL
FRtsS. Hnr-+' Racing nj State aui County : mrs
tn C1ran Sod Wharf.-The Largest Ha:str Da:sS
Eetatc in the World.
WAR IN EUROPE: LETTER FHoN GATl -Roites
,u Past-t aria and Rs hin Compared -PEe.ioas
CAttufe Of thr-t CitIrt- Character o. Frcneh he |
rullican and German Cn!sy-Thc Em9eEot's
Pri.oa-FIrneh Trrtus I, i'ru.,ia IN l1s-Ffus.
&;a'e Tt1nA to Pari. In 1sls-Scencs At the Battle
Fr!i OF Netz-7he Siege Of Meiz-Aetz IN ttie
OAen Tfme-Thc caeen o! PEtsela-"sr ana
Woman. Anlblti.u-The Future Empttss OF Ter
.naay-HissusT and Popularity cf the Queco.-
brrn,h Mi<manaktuent-ptF FaEy StarvsnS His
TIeo,4-Dlscipainr Hnttrsy Dettruysd-A Thou
satd Years AGO. rte.
CAMPAIGN N INDIANA: S!e~ch nf VIZ" ffr't
dsu. C.ltn1 ut South Hend Abr Eindicat"a
af tht Administrator.
| LOST BRITISH 1ROSCf.AD: Her Dimensions snl
/
pERtlS OF THE SEA: CEo-tink the Atlantic IN q
Aekt,hril-AFFivaI Of the SAboat City u
Rasu.a Two Tons Burden, 1t Borton from LSrf-
tont.
| THE DufL History Of Famous &an.so-Athn
| Fizhrt In tn. South.
| TERRIBLE CALAMITY; Bridge at Toms R!vrT,
| y. -, Give. w4y-Thsztx FrnoEt HnesptA;ri
| intu tho Nutey -tIshs Dead Bodies Eee"vtsei-
| several Persons stl!l Mirt1r@
| CONFIRMATION OF PROPHECY: Sarolsona
Fai! Predicted
HOMESTEAD FOR SOLDIERS; 1hr Law Recently
Passed bs ConsErsa,
WHAT HORACE GREELEY KNOWS OF FIsH1SG
Il AND CUNNING.
.f GRAvtLOTTE: After the Batse-Cra7hic DtssFisr
tim Of tho Shocking Sccnss.
| POLITICAL: Nanc Elcctun -PEus eetnka Of Coasta
tlne-HemInattcnt, &c.
| THE pECSsIAS-FEAICO WAR: Wit, n Complete
R,rnn.e for thr Wick. iuclrdns Full and tisash't
Details.
| THE WEEK; Record Of Current Domestic Event.
+; | THE LATEST MARKET REPORTS: ftorl al part
Of the country.
, | MuSETARy: Review Of the Money Market for th'
Wryk.
Tur f,1yM AGO NEEKLf TntHCSk las \ larger ar.
letter cirulatn in tlc West than nnS other iaaa,!
1t IL an exc, 1rnf medium f"T avcrt4sins. ESPECIALLY
,h ~ 10 i.h - the patsouas # the rFoduf
.s rs c!ar-@- l:t'd nusnls'r Of advertisements vi
M t,xvu 1t raYd-ra:e sal:scsitinn p:ic'' t I'll
WfEx1y THEHysr, - t4t AH:Inl. with Abtt1t seu't
tan III t. eh!. Of ten oE n.o:S
, 1870-09-14

s,+ciai prspaseh to The Chicago Tnbans.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
WaSH.SG1oS, Sept, 13-The position as1auen
by our government against any Interference he-
tw cen the contend!ng parties in Europe was more
decided than has been represented. and nf DC
termination Is to 1aAe 60 step with re7<aza 10
either pa.ty which can fairly be construed IS 10.
reference by The other. The tender OF 8ooa
ot1ces will be made oulS after request has teen
ma,:e ty each s1le. 0ntclat Information - 70 tne
cuu1ee skeu By Ministers Washburne md ban-
croft c.yes great satisfaction to the State Dtars-
,ntu.. In addition to kilograms flywafded giving
the position OF the United States, letters covering
The talLgruund have already f,eer sent
APPOINTMENTS.
pr, Cads, chief Of the Indian Bureau, *Aa 70"
d., ap,ulnte,l Indian Agett Tor Idaho. T. b. E-
tr,tt. la,r Chief CIclL Of Special Commissioner
III revenue Wclls. has been appointed 10 the
sane position III TIT Bureau OF Stati-tlcs-
ITO tL~ AAtyciated Pyets,l
CONTRACTS FOR INDIAN srURES.
NisutSGJpS, Sent. 1c.-The contract TO fukn!sa .
heef for the In.lI1ns OF naK0ta has ttcn hNAfne'l
n JD-rIb f. Gh,yes Of St. Louis, aud that TOT ba-
Cuu 10 Jas, ". Bss.eF, nj Carlisle, Pa
Secretary De1knap teusns tu atloat *ceH-
SAyAL AsSil;SNESrS.
Admiral Meancthon ~uttn VIII he asAfnea q
,,,r New YORK Navy Yard; Go o'ds0rou9h 70 IN:
Washington Navy Yari; aud Gordon to tfut9 a.
Port Admiral nf New furk.
, 1870-09-14
FtY>& Train Over the 1N1ihnnp0lA>*
Bloomington Il Western kknt"
FDNQ,

bloomington ~ "E~tF4A A.Ah"
rond.
1>r.,ci: sctp.,et t 7tn. Chfcas, Ttiuur.l
CRpASA, Ill.,, Sept. It, ria BtnOM1SGToS, sept
rs--T1w ntst regular tratu ov.s the indianapolis.
nlooutuRton Western lsairoat arrived to-day.
II cous,~;s OF seven ce.chra. ''alieh with -.
quests, capitalists, tatr.sa Nicla!@. ah't Others
int, r.sst,l IN the progress AMI prosperity
nI III. West, the whnle IN chaE-c 81 President
G1trr., wht &c hp,e Is l.catt1t IN tins city, \
lalUc crowd ut people tEnn all points 1f the fai-
II atc here IL Iii RI item. ThsE RENAL" Two
ncu,s, an, tlrn prtrceu IT. the l!ttun!s RIVER to
| Io;k II, u,.ou lie res'ar ot fcntt1. No r"Ai iu
IL. STATE has been i'ushe'! forward faster than
tit, anil lon ha> 50 A>'ep-he4i IN. t"r'ie III II,
li%l3lrt+ slice tie tGtFtfE" the "et >'eaeha 4ue
west Ut your c!ty-
| RtNM,SI1nS, s. ri 1a.-Thr th!'H'Sa rS'nrsioa
OF llt .,.ter+. ",rt ctEs: stn*kto'rFs assI rai'.
several rnnirtsi invited guests, .nt!u'ia The Ch
| Connects If Indianapolis anA tnlu'r'.a@ ta-~-
this c:, t.aS tor Pr'tEa: In.S WI ~. maSs a;s..
| after Nlcls tEt.y will .filr N ht"'fl'hrE,'a ~
lrtt Tht trtt-lM Of thu ''i'E r. t''t!e'."l ter
III tr-1Et.rJtIrs, They viii Visit tie CuuntE FAl
t and yn!.u. INSTITUTIONS iI'rr.
prrpl,. nj. Sent. 1a-Thc rxt,:.s,na To- lar
on The opening vi tht Indianapolis. t!l'"'tEll-'
/ Wr.tcHs Railroad, ~as r''tI'r.fe success. ,
ftaiu OF seven new ant handsome c!t.t.+-. III
Guiding tw0 Pullman Earl"r rI's, lett !:ia naif'
H. 1T y. r., with t"sw"ta 'wn ana tE,s h'da
1r,l cNclEHioLl.t'. ~ tss%!otAssa!lr; p1ns!'!e e
a.!4if,. Among the prominent persons y "
+ ral1r are: Eng vernon Dsnnisnn, HIM. DAM.
G.lnuat, HIM. Il +. smith, rtea*irnt GhtcAe
1 I1!Lr:- l.nttaI Nailr,,a,1, Ohio: Judge fhelf
Gcreral Van Bu1cn, anl Mcssts. TURNER tsrothcI
New Yu>k; :. ]. r,,sey, J. Il. HeaIy. and Nr. lit
c ttrrtll, Massarfiusttfs
- ttia, apt.te, Int, an1 many rr';nt'lrnt ransoa
mca ant capitalists f s! aod West. e T.. Gs'rc
Preside nj, ami Messts. 0l1r!ea alrl s'a;et, ~
) rcr,,srp,ltnss. nc oInt.anfct the tram. The q
cufs.ouists are highly l'1case'f With thu tF1
II ali tne tnwr= on 1,t' roa:e the citizens turn
ont n IN ~ IN greet the party.
i,acaucf vii! he given Tonight by the Ci
~ | Council Of Peoria.
, 1870-09-14
rHE BALTlC FLEET.


,osnns' sept. 13-Tnc Tr.'u"ts correspondent
a, unn,buty. under date Of The 11ta int. ~ti1es:
Ta.Tc arc many inaicas.ons tha. tae fsemse , ~,
,o-,,t ~ ra,.r the blockade inbosh tho Baltic a@d
.sA"t ~" ~ S.av w,rn Fou1!chon t;cara taat re-
naa1e ha,, been p, oslatmea and himself appoint,
ri Naval Ntn,.ier, he assembled the o'flsr9s OF
the squadron on The nse-sh1p, and eonsu'lF. them
as 10 the cxl~s'stncs OF ,sa.,sss
nc greater rais Of tho Baltic ae:t Is eonccE-
ttatcd ut Kicgc bay auI IL Danish waters. not
wt,hstanhsng the prohibition OF Inc pahisn Mug.
Trr heaviest sl,rs will he ordered soen 10 return
to France. =.
The b,ccka.1e Is continually cvadcd, aud the
ehirs arr unit Tor such service. .--.-
Yesterday the Lubbock Chamber CT Commerce
,clectapted TO the German Consul at copen'
h.crn. asking whether tho French neet Is still IL
,hc Ba1r1c, as the vessels had not beeH seen fo'
| = week. .,
!! hotw,tnstan,t:ug the reported 1e;uin
, 1870-09-14


ROME, Sept la-1mmcnse posters have teen
r,aca,,iti Oh the dead walls OF the city. pro-
claiming universal Italian rcpAb!ic Tie sloct:-
.utnt ss signed by thc Republican Revolutionary
CntnMtter.
FLORENCE, Sent. 1s.-Genesal Corinhua, in
command 0t the Italian t.oors on the Paral fron-
tier, has issued proclamation 10 the Konaas.
In which he assures them that he tsrs not hr1n.
war 10 thesG tut peace a1d or.ser, leaving 10 th'.
administration full frrci0m Of action. The IT,
dependence OF the Holy SEE will not he violated.
The Kings troops tn the march 10 Rome fnret
everywhere with enthusiastic welcome. Ihe
| garrison tf MoDttc!ano vitaEew before taels III.
vance without Resistance.
The ropr y un.lerst ~,l 10 lie preparing i
protest axAlast the eutty IT 1taHn tEhis lu:o tile
Papa. Territory. but will not 1cslst the occu2a-
ttop. ..
| II il believed thai the government viii seeu1e
TO lin, Tic Iy1nt!ue IN 41tcr nj iuEle, AID provide
tut ciy1l LIST. Including the coilege ot Cardinals
| TN sunday, Gcnerai B..xio. with str1ux toTtc.
cnci lnped at M0nteiascahc. niue miles 1suta
yucrhu, The garrison retiring to Stterba The
1sal.ans hare .lso occupied Basuara. where twenty
FalMf soldiers surrendered.
Tic com1lalrl-r Of the native rapal forces has
1een arrested tr refusing to light The invaders
| f.Jtnu Na1iaret, Erenc'i Ambassador 10 Italy
has hecn rcca!iIHl.
! FtuNEScE, Sept. 13.-The Pope has ordered fhs
cessation Of resistance 10 tic occupation VI ta'
Tat,al States hy the Italian troops.
i latg. steamer hi left Marsrl.les fur Ctvtst
yctcda to bring back :tle Ponti0cn1 Zouavts All
other French i tliers Ill lat Pap u service.
FLORENCE. SEPT. IA proclamation tssucl u
the Kilt: to The lttnla:s says: So Peace, "F'ir
:, anil self-eoycrnmeut, uot war, Is trnEcht ai
o1crr,i ,.r tie 1ta!i1ts. aud the Fapaey NIL r
, nsuin inyeIafc.
Demonstrations baye trru male at TerraciE
y. lr tavor of the italian occupation.
Tile Papa, troops refused 10 light the natloh
| soldiers t:enrIal HCi.', W.0 cularaH'le'i t'e
ya,lct. encounters III Resistance. THE rall~aE
Ilo1Ir Is In the hauls Of thu Italians, hut has tc
:, cit hy The r.ttestn. forces Of the Pope.
-, ReNE, SEPT. 13.-The i'6Te has cal!eti t0Getn
~ the lnc1ler, of ttc diplomatic ltody. to Fr"tt
against the entry OF the Italian ;roons+ no" vii
, i'll a few miles OF the ctfv.
- | x1DSIUS, Se;t. 13.-TClegrams from F!osca
= q .uttlucc that the Italian troops have aaSanc
I, Monte Roton.lu without cuilis!on.
-. ~ VIE 1uinnr ii the Pore*s tlteatsoa 10 II
~ | refuge on lstltish Man-of-EaE IL authofitatls
I y,I,..1
, 1870-09-14

>rEl<1F1Eln, o., ssn:- la,-Tae second tiaF Of
the Staie Fair has passed pEea>aCty ami <.stsfac.
turi1s to the hoat,l Over 1910 Tickets wert sold
81 thu gate, au It Is estimated that the &ho!c A.
tendance WIS at-'ut S.N0l Last year. On the
s4cuuu laT. The attendance was >,a1a Articles
fer cxhhilon have becn arriving vi! day. ald VIII
continue to arrive tomorrow. The show Of ua-
chlrtry. Agricultural IMPLEMENTS &c. Il taue1 st.
There arc aearIy fifty reartne and moving M
cntncs two hunurcd rlows, and thlrty s.n .istlis.
together lth I'll u,l1stnlIt1t number OF oths7 In
plt N. uts-
rruuCts~ but the reeuit Is uol get announced
The exhibition. in The nofxs ting c"nsts1si Of
hor&eS for general purposes HoEe. ut Flushing.
t., AID sutton ot Tray, ,ook the PRINCIPAL prcta,.
UNI: IN this clE>S.
,Itt.r pEnty; seati1. II Ntw Carlisle, aud >ss,
Of P47y.lcF1, took premiums
A'Gccb, Of f:!s1la, tok premiums on ,he Here'
fptJs. ald SrG, of i-lu* Springs, Oh AtlcEncys
The entries .s-uiCht tool un I. .oSo-
The dust hi, been KEPT daWa WEI! On tat
gnu; ,ls hr ,tu1dAnt watering. and THE "easae1
Ea- t~.~n Pleasant.
Thpf-EAT.
, 1870-09-14

: Advertising Agents. |
cook conURS cH Frsss s.1 .dSeEt, + ssn laF
STEELE / HrTCHCa>ck. IL Arrais~eourt; tClaIk.es>
Recrive advertisements tuE all paress in the u r.
Agricultural Implement elnnufatturers-
FuRsT r BRADLEY. 81 to . North jcfereoa-*t.
Agricultural Warehouse.
L. A,TILTOS / CO.. sH LAke-.t.
Apothernrfes and Chi mI@ts.
R1iSS i SHARP. IN l. axe .ad is Twcntytecon Let
BCCk RAYSER, q; CLARK { l3: STATE. cor. Nsd1son.
As,t.t~, and Pninsrr>' 3lasertnls.
JEyNE t. ALA1Sr. IL and Ia CLARK =.
Awnings Tents &c.
GILBERT HUBBARD : Co. s>s -nl y: 30. "aset1t
HeItfn4 1innutneaurrr.-
". H. MARSH, las l. kr@ts. tup ttai;.'
MCSeOS + CO :S south Caos1-ft
H~Ittnu and Kubbcr Goods.
HALLOCk l. WHEELER. III Lakets
ISoot. nnu .shoes tWho1e11 11le}.
GOLDMAN BROS. y Lakr-=t-
| :: ST. HENDERSON Z CC ;s and . "aoa'!aT
| E1ErLASp. oRDwAY & co. 1t WAbaaltAs
| LYMAN. PAGE l. co. II "abase.a7.
HINTS ~nd ~ho<+ Wholesale and Resaie
| BULLOCK BROS. Is I.skeAt
| bookseller. aad ssntioncxs.
Il WESTERN, NEWS CO., III and III AtAtnae y -
,lans lsook.. steam t'riuliu8 and Stationery.
| CULVER, PAGE HUME - Lila III AsaAf>%-
| j. ", MIDDLETON, Aanutaetares. Iii LAkc-tt-
| tuR1 Err FOSTER, = Els1k.es
RAND, McSALLT i Co., II Clask-.t-
| Hook utu.!st.s s<tnrk. t&r.
| ,t.tyER PAGE i AUrSE. Is and ~ Lakf-.t.
Io4-' t3nthtnx.
| JOHN II. DICKSON. A.e y Aadsoa.st
/ Nru-hrH.
! JOHN AMES Gu. - Stast>.L
GRrrnE~~.
| BRADLEY + SMITH. is >tat'~st.
| THOMAS II. BROWN. II Ada,as.et-
! u,pAS + TEN DKUEkk ~: c.. u hnd - AdaEas4 4
| HENRY WIIlETS. cas,,t'E Stx:r aud Fwtusa+ts
thr..,o-, En9rnsiuE>. nnI Fr~naes.
MARTIN u'BRtES. 81 Sia'e-.t.
(-lOrA-% Nr.
WATERBURY CLOCK Co. TT take+t
t'Lst1tinG. tNr.
EDWARDS, HLCETr 4 To. ~ and q Raudoph-+
| CHARLES K GODFREY x co. ~ AID = Dta-birn
Il Il. uCSTEI. l3e and I'll R.cdo!phet-
" | Sruckrt$ md t:fsl>-ssasr t"hoc.ale.
| kETcuCM L MARTIN. " i.andtaph-A:.
, 1870-09-14

Sxeinl nr.pnsrh to Thr Cheas" 1sihlEe.
Sr1>1sGrlE1r, ILL.,. Sept. la-Fhe fseshstcfs oi
sarcamen 4'ourty met !e1r This evening. ! nl'En'
t.r ,t ,,Is,tncptshe,. ,l.yiucs from al.rt'ad ar'
rrrsc,,. A. wr3I c. many representatives fran
t!itT,,rcuf churvhrs Throughout tho Stale lie
81; sot, VIII c,,nt!tl..,. arrr tn-!Ierrow.
Tht th1r! eEn.ial convention OF fhe Sancamh''
Ccuu.y Sutlt!Iy S@h III Association :net tRts even
Ing. Over 1crtr schools are represented.
Thc contract fur furnishing :,nnhh hr'ck tn'
the new Stale un,l<e was YESTERDAY awartiea l.
Th, ,1,1u,tnr OF cntrIcs Fns lac rlcts i.Atn6rFa~
l,iuc tl,, ilsst ri tlu' tall Injecting Ut th' B!""
tIo1ss Aisoc.nttop, +y'ltcntrsa large atiea 'ancs
Tho weather t,ay, however, prove nn!asosaese
a. II 1t noy tut.llTE.
, 1870-09-14

Patients HAY rely confidently upon eo'1ece
and can.tid examination. The sEs:cm Ill his
class OF eases is u1like alJ other mA!e OF
practice ia Al. es>.ntia Respects The fehleNits
arc addressed directly III tue urans tlsraseti-
, 1870-09-14

OpunauK of tho Supreme Court.
:! Northern GRIND Dlvi.io". at ot'

1n
-.,.,,.r,,,,,r.
epeefaa hFtateh - ne . e"saep ] as''",. w.. =,
OTTAWA Ill. sept is--ioe s'iHe'ne N''o' "
f,c,oek this AFTERNOON, ALI the seven Judges
,o,, .ho,- spu+. md a xerv f1ne annea -ance tnev
moSn Wi,tou1 any Ytonrish Of tfuu1pets they
onss .,"e Iag .,nT;nc the ag
%. ~ follows:
kel. Na'e e"en III A"a'0"A' AeNs ~ LIE aA
emS,. Su v..... q. = r,.trorr rs r1o@oz 1tkhm1.fpl
.,aaaaISen. r, ~ "
IL. sana"n ~ e g. " ,,n."I fnr n,,;,,tr atom
1m - s:nsna S,f,rtf.rt ami leave
a..,.e -. Se!,s -, a., ~. .,,,.t,nr., rrcnrn
s'asesWr ~ srhus|.e rs Tnl,:nsnn' Submitted bv
n,ainttf In eru,r.
nfmstt ns npr stiuuIa,ion f1Ic,a
Ill - !; ,oihisnr - sin~rr Manufacturing caua-
FIVE ~ inir in eIYnr IN. NV I1,1rnI.,:,
paot' 1a,ntStn vs f:ransm. No,iun fnr rl1lc 10
nif T1H t,anm nnm =. ii.nin .,rurr frnm .,ors.t
In.",1,r =, a:atnp Sn.riffe,1 l,y d.
.e.1n a.e n..sr " ~" -
'GtAai ni.".I ~ N,r,nc t.n.nn.uv of Chicago.
~: -. t,!t tr IT. =, T." Thnr"f.r ,nnrrino
Auc ~ go!t :" - s'A w E"-,~;t Sut,n,tt., ,,r
| -,,.r -. S,r"~ "
| liz G.x.iwtl,,t rs. Mtl!lman. Leave Till ThuTs-
IL. Karier VI, johnson Itu!e to Join In error
, 1870-09-14

MArrlr, Sept 1c.-Stcklts, tic American Sltu.
sstcr, foz sornc weeks rast, has been 1usica;lnT,
Occasionally visiting tho capital Last week an
armed party stopped the usual diligence. and de-
naude.l Mt. Siekles ty name. but, fortunately, he
WAS Eot there, The government now supplies
him with a gna1t5 for these tourpeyA
1oSpcS, Sept. la-Gencra1 Williams, the dc
fender Of ka.s, Is appointed Governor Of Glntal-