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NEW YORK.

Special pt1pateh 10 Tho Cheaso Tribune.
New fORk, aug. 11-The markets were c1-
GemelJ dull today. with the exception OF saat "
gold, where tnese-were lively transac,lnns, .aug-
ing between 1l7H and ll7...* The usual summer
Saturday inactivity generally prevailed, however.
The shipments today were S2,1s'.so.. tluyesn-
ruent bonds were dull and 1awet. 1u stocks there
Was lim!te.i ynlunic Of huslues5- the hoard har-
Ing adjourned shortly af,cr the opening. out Of
respect to 3ir Theodura B. Stowe, deceased. Z
highly-1rsreCtei member. The noneJ Market
continues 10 wosk easily TO borrowers on call at
@5 PR cent, with exceptional loans AtH Com
metcia1 paper Is dull at the rates LAST quote It
Is believed thal stocks Will Itel the result. on
Monday. OF the recent settlement Of the rsilHay
war tetween the Western trunk ru2ds. The fur
esu exchange Is auses, as usaal ca Saturday, but
rates remain rrtn II Yesterdays quotations.
Ito the AAseeiatrd Prts1.l
THa 1RlsN TRocstEs-
NEW Yopx, Aug. la.--Ir ta announced that the
Osnnxer1en WILL xion have plcuiE ouiaaAe the
Metropolitan disr1ct, aud ou prepared tu RESIST al
TUE s7RAxks xoRwAIk ACCIDENT
. No lives wese lost on tho xte4Inar Noswalk.
HnK1AlIzf RxFuET.
Us4th4 the past week. III.
1AREk fkkS0Na pk0wx8D-
Xra Robson aud two g-ulleneu Hcre drowned
1ast evening b. tho a2sess'nS ot boat u
squail
FIT German sailors lsil to-day for saa ssat u
the EntbptA8 W.T.
xAllRpAD EIkS.
Ttd Erie. New futx, and Pennss lEaala Ceatr2I
Compapita have announced IIrlt fAtt3 IL! taSsen-
gers and freight, 10 tahe efEecs Aouaay. Tae new
Messenger tAnH 10 Western cl:tcs - A. follows:
cIeycland a,tEanced to 3l330: Cinrllnau- Sl5.W !;
Louisville. k9eu: =; tei1s.nua- st353
Ere. xl1.ea Tbs txlin 10 81. !1n:s teuain4 nj
Is H. and Chicago $lho6- The new fright fatch
Mill prpbab!y br ~ pei cent higher, but NIL apt o
announced until ntAs weak
ARREST ox c1ANGR OF REINSTATEMENT.
VIM F. Scliman, Cz&hier 0f tie Fourth Nati0u-
| al Bauk, waa today bfou2ht up OIL 4 caarkt u
| altering tho books of the bank, And ens'eEk.inE
| $l6oG0. He was held to answer III =, ,soo seft-
| man was acquitted on stm1f2t charEu iasi apnl
xAFp&RnsS Rx1l ESfAIx sFEGCLAIIaSs.
The .1rYny ttId .icrv sJouFn1t staves positively.
anu from personal EIssN irsigr, tia. early in ouf
| war y hen prices were DEPRESSED. An aseLt Of
| Louis N-b4.l,on came to New York ALI! MAie
| large Earcr. :es Of sea! estate In Third avenue,
| aud usae: parts Of the city. The iiuGcrta: sltcu-
lattrE = {P~rted fortunately, anil the TIM -ern1a
ruu,E:: .su the Emperor will hive rea=ui IL t,e
thar. iui that he has made thus provision aatuat
r.Any day. .... ...-.-.--,
1 CNAS1 AND ESG.
| NEW foRk, AnG, 1a-CAang and Eng, The s.
amcse iwtils, atE1Ttl tllsy OIL the Cnnar.1 s!ean1
! shlp Palfnyfn, from Liverpool Gu the Aecuud
GaT uus Chang WIS A.ttcke,f Ni.h rarltJs sIs With
bf1rctca THE left sl,1t .1 al1l3st Wholly teprv
him nf the t1>c OF Is lnss an.i p3we1 IL sl'ecca
| Eng haA lar felt no symptoms Of !ue.ss. Ta~
tw Ins aIcom panied ~ thrce Of thc:r s1ns. sui
will prucetst IL 1ne1E hatur IN North GlsulilA Il
| supn uI Channs health permits.
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IOWA

Laying OF the First XfRn Of the -nlo-
land Railroad to 4nnnoso-
Speeches., EnIhltslasna. Efc's faae'-
commenccmrnt of tho Survey Of
thc soxrs, xous3e western Railroad.
C,,S1nS. lows. Aug. IA grand demonst5a.
ten was participated u to-iH nJ tae ptops ~.
n; fhe mn rali On the Iowa Midland Railway 4
inng frsn Of csrs from this city WITH eve!y coach
r5nsxled 10Th Inside and ouisldt, with ladles and
1cn,fftnep. and accompanied By The Clinton nsaaa
Eant anh big caunon. met the assembled
thuusantls Of Lyons at the terminus OF
The clinton Train vas nceited H'ta
imueuxe euihusa.m bs the large coneoufae q
n, 1nit In TnlI!pg, Immediately upon the arrival
nf rhe Clinton trx1n the ceremonies commenced
hT The President Of the Midland Railroad, Colonel
Is. +. shaw. Of Anauosa, dItsin2 the dfst spiks-
Davis, Of Lyons, oi the. Executive COMMITTEES
The SPIKE was s5tSso amid tne shouts and Cheers
Of the mQtt1tude, and WAS followed By brief
ven by the President, tn which he stated that,
aithgucn scarcely l1oTe than Shfrc Mohths ago
ms gteat enterprise was commenced, yet To-day
he Ct uA anntunce that twelve NILES q grading
va1 now rrsy fur the tics, the ties on the ETounJ.
autI tie trup was being delsetfd- piIel up IN Eight
Of the speaker, and The track laying would coa1-
mence On Monday; and that the roaa would be
gnIxhtd xnd the taI3 running, Id Sovembe",
to Msquosa, distance Of fuffy 1ntleA The
P1esttenk waa followed By abort speeches ttom
The Executive Committee, AessKs. Young and
md 4 heavy stocktolder: Nj. c. Lamb, also 4
IarFe stockholder both Of this city, made peac:i-
cAlspeechea~ full OF ASSURANCES nl dtterm!ns-
u n Of the company to crowd lhe road along a.
n yef road IN lows WAS before.
c lionel Mccall, OF Lyons, appealed to the STOCK
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heideta to consent to allow the company Ia .,x.
calls for 20 per cent on the subscription, !sEe,I
of Is as now 2gfeed upons 4nd tue nror,3; ;I..nn
being put to VOTE H1s carried unan.Elna4lY. tnt
n+41H al tue sock VIA zepnesente, IN she u.
ntruLie1 cruwd,
Mr. Booth, OF the Anatnosa EurtEa, beIn- c,5,,,
MT n. At3tt' thai tnranE his lew hours' s:.T IA
Clinton, Bnd witnessing these Ceremonies, be hal
every dnuht OF the c01npznJH ability II build ~
Aiilapu Railroad entirely dtspelled: shat h.
cs.uld. wrtuut hcaitaricy, assure tne prapl- u;
AhalLoEa fNAt- bs aBasher eu!ntoef the roll el.
ctItatn 10 tearn thetr city,
Amid The cheering Of the people and the xav.
: irK Of handkefchIefs, the 1t3lX Af can4on. au4
the playing of the hand, the Clinton trata r.
tarnets TO thls city.
foF the purpose ri constructing railrnai sI.p1
the city IT C.intnA A4.oss 1uwA In nosshwrstrs;y
ulItct!E to the AlsxnuH River. The sD1., altsa.!T
hui,i f'tn ht1e to Lyuns, a's.a1ce ns two 1ailst
IL u b~ used hy The Midland. and the pt-op:e .;
the two c1t1es hayi1R united II this PURPOSE hive
1nxa1e tie m. ii ltcrsl subscriptions to this e1l:.r
prise. aid A5e pushing 1t along with unparalleled
f1lHttiry. An Easser1 corporation Of lmt1rn%-
wealth IL X hind the project, furnishing lies tr,n
aud rolling stock The road N1ll penetrate vast
EectlHn OF The richest part Of Iowa, and country
Which has 10 r2jiEpud facilities.
The suItey OF tho Iowa Southwestern, from
Clinton 10 TlptDu, Iowa C1tJ, anil eU1lhwestrTIy
ACROSS the State Into Missouri, commenced yestef
day, R-d the road will be permanently lorate,t !:
oEre, 1t being understood thas capitalists Est 81.
a.: x1ous 10 furnish means for completing the roatt
II ire people will SHOW their Interest II tic p.tl
3t4f y grazing IT, Tbs 1int- Al marked out, s.1u
b" brtit considerably cheaper than the aseraze 0,
tuMa reads. The r0sl from Dubuque to this city
which IS Ia give Dubuque md The region Of couI
III tributary thereto another eastern outlet By tat
EOrthwestern from this point. VIII be put nn'ie,
contract at once. II Is understood the Susth
western IL behind this important psojecE
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The performance OF Alr. Frank Thorne,
in jumping from an elevator, nt Buffalo.
14o feet, into the water, from which be was
hshed out bleeding and nearly dying, il
paral1eled by that OF John Davidson, at
Quincy, in walking 105 hours without sleep
or stopping to eat. In the latter case a
"aecond' followed the walkist on his
tramp, and lashed him to keep him awake.
When the time was called and the taak
completed, Davidson was ramoved, and al-
most immediately paralysis sat in, and his
lifs is now despaired Of These cases raise
The serious question whether the foolhardy
rlass should be permitted to trifle even with
their own lives in this manner. It may BE-
t'ifsrrlt TO drsw tho liue between endura-
bio tests Of physical strength and those
that 4rs suicidal and murderous. The Law
should assert the principle, however, that
no lnan fas tho right to perform "feats "
whose soils interest consists in tbs question
whether they will kill him or nos. Ali such
~nausemsnts should be classed with bull
tights, prize-tghts, and like br1ta1itics, and
the nero announcement Of an intention to
perform t1am should authorize the pre-
vention Of the crime and. the arrest and
punishment of the offender.
, 1870-08-15
Ito the ARsoc!at.d rEr+A.1
ILLINOIS,

Incorporation Of shc Moss Rank
Cvnl company, al Nmnwslsc-ss~
E-roxprctA-&sther Articles OF -A.>o-
ciass0a1 Filled.
hpcel.l Despatch 4, The Cheaso Tribune,
SFxlS0YikLp, Aug. i1---Atllces II tag lnror1'o-
ra1,ou Ut the Aoss Ra,k CJal Company, Of DA4-
Slle, Ill, with paid up capital OF &.uo0s. ~ss,.
fled IN the ot'ce vi the Secretary Of state, uh Sst
ustiay. This company nas besn osgaaixssi to de-
yelOp must S2tuac neiGi u cas4 lJtuS uoter
aLout l,svo acres Of land TIE srac. L. peiinsui1r
tn shape, ly1ng Mt tue cou1aence vt iilx
S+.mlll,pn River and Its North ForE. II tLl'.
city Of Danri!e, anI has river tyousax,:
VI rcAs feuF usaies- The seu Is ssven fee: snlef,
and has excellent drainage, Dtlux thlrtT nse feet
above the bed Of the FlFsr- Tne lndiAaapulis.
Bloomington, Western Railway pa.ses ..,rectly
through tue tEack fur auout TWO mllea- Th4s Is
CONSIDERED by many IL te the must y4InAble cu4l
property In Mlltlols- 1t Il alsu covered with
sr!e,l.:n, t,otly ot .,nter. Tie company orn tas
fee &iluVfe OF Tbs 7attl-
TLr following 2ceeptanccs Of charters aud Of
EAnlzattchs of COMPANIES Rave ureu He'd with the
stc1ttary vi State today: st. tArtes Ra1irpat4
Company, Havana Gas Light anu CJke CoulpAuy.
basasla stcne Dressing Company, aud the Pf3tl1e
HE Misunderstanding COMPANY.
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ptcht- thr Minister of war r,.ad the following
.'rsn..rh.
.Nr17 Ann. 1o.1 accent the rca,rnstton of
1c,aruf Al Major General Of the armr.
tstrned, "NAroLpoS.~
can,a.,a ,,, .,,a,.o, .,,,- ,n.n-
c.t,+ans ~ rar,s ,h.nsta ts nann.,.,s ~ .rhst
,n. b.s ,an4. 49, ,--1,Iass ,h.,, ~ ..h so.~.~,
e, na ~ 1s 1s ~ p r ~ %h,
,..'a"
- ~ 'u,,,,- \, yv.- s,,..,, .,e. ,,-.a ,rm>er
-, ,,,., an,, ,ot,, .sa II, :. 80. sia,- ,,,
"I.'... .ns:1r.., ,ns s1;,,s,.., 4. ~ ~
.'.'o,,ns-- n.hs N,n,s,a- a.ss1, ,a.,., ~ s.s,;-
."s 49, 49,. +r.t ~, 10 an, t%.s ,sar. 49,, 49,.
.,,nlansr of tbe chamber.
! arsn,tch rom t.onstautlnon1e saFs a number
~ French cIttzeps haze Jefs fos home toxasr SER
,.,a IA ,n. rrpnch o-n,t
w V.,1rnTs ~ former wnts,cr af rho Interim baa
.at,a., ,,t,n.eIf 90 Tn.,n,ur NJ tne I:a,1,a v,-
.,, -
,.h., xo,rno, o*,;<, nntrishes ,fec,ees n,rnjnr
u..,I,o ,.n1r 1ro,on,,er.tn.Ch,af ~ rho g.
'1s .rht,, snI E,n,ft f.or1,s ~ thc A,,nr y, fha
pn,rs. c.rar,t 7r,rnu ron1rnandrr NJ the rorn,
,.,u. fo,1niuo a, t,na,ons from new 1ertes AMI
General y,ury commander OF the corns now form
tur at rar,s.
nurs~p,, s,v ,sAar,ces rno,n Hetz ,h-nnob
,rtyate cnannr,s. seem to couflr, The strv nf tn.
ra,orn, ~ ths pv7nca rr,,srJe, fvom Eranca rIa
n.s ~, ta.n sssn shs-,, .,,ra- =, ,.,n,, a. ..
church a,nca snna.x
TO ra,.a,ts., ~, ercc,,an, ,n,,or,,, ,n,, n.
Fmnres, rnc.nte h.. m.,fe nrsn,r ,r,tinns tn ~ ~
rnr,sr,, ~ nslv1nm IN c,se ~ racesstv
10 - IT, rr...h n,ssa ~ ho,:.t,, ,n,
ra.e,,to f'~71 sfN'
Cnnsr,, aonn,stn ia IN co,n,o,na n, ,na fo,cez IN
,,a,ts - ''t~ -
] c.n.r,, Arm ia con,n,n,,,n, ,ha yort-asa NJ
at-..hur, yJn ha. ts,ue.t nrocfsm.t,or do.
c,.,sn4 ~, h. sri, ,,cfrnd HI. nast ~, tne Ia ~
e'ss 49,. - 49,. =, 1,.. +s,,.z.... zs,....,
.esn' ,. 49, n.s. ,as. ,,,aet tnn1ss ~ ucsps ~
sece"eo i'pm A4is .1'A .!sas ~ .us eoa..*, ~
G;a3 ~, y. .a.a ~. snss 80. y. tue
| military situation Of France ~ seen by the peo-
pie OF PaI's At that time;
| "Se"a from me asto@ - 10" awaited aa1ious-
y. The deessifs moment draws neas. Iae ID.
n'f1uAuou ooIaluea y! sus " n oeFats1ens sauH
THAI Prussia Is concentrating great afmr OF u
vasiou. consisting OF $4,000 men, between Co.
1ocne and RassadL 1t - certainly ascer-
taine! that there ars no 1oaErt
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT AT W0RCEs-
TER, MASS.
One Hundred nnd Fifty Children
Full Through q Stage

VHE x2RhAEE1 hA0 X14h1 NAn01EA
Full Through a Stnges
fTo,n he Bas!on Jeur,Ial, Aug. 10.
4 serious accident occurred 1t Nechanies'
Hall, Worcester, yesterday forenoon. It ap-
peara that 150 children, pupils from the vAri-
ous Congregational SAbath Schools in the city,
had assembled for rehearsal OF the Jubilee
concert. under direction Of Mr. Harley Eew-
comb Of this city. The children had juat taken
their places un the Staging, which HAS a
temporary structure, occupying the entire
platform, reaching from the front upward
10 tho top Of the organ pipes. The Gazette
Says that the supporters to thu staGe were ell
nely without braces IN front and at the sides,
and were only provided to sustain the down
/ ward pressure OF the weight OF the singers Tls
force OF gravity tending forward, the north
half Of the Stage, on which tho children were
| sca,cd, shut forward, aud !he 150 children
were piIciIitated to the PLATFORM below
Fortunately the platform was only partially
| hllel, the churus Of 100 children from Nil
bury not having arrived, and may belonging in
calamity might have been mora Serious. Tho
| following arc the names OF the injured:
NJ Harley Neweoub, The conductor, ~as coll
G.o.gs Hsnr1 Rllte, 10 years old, ll'tna At No.
Highland court, had tosA bone4 of ono ley broker
| tbs other leg aud side soneHhat hlu!sed
. eso :as Ss5 e a1sa s1ps !, rs
| Miss BeAn, No. - AatbsIrY street, had her foot
vs1y batilJ bruised, but sscspesa without breaking
Asx.e WIuen, ankle baasy sp.a.peA.
Arple Cooper, arm badly &pfxlned, md side oi
fats bruised anu swsllet.
Annie Flint, dauzalss nf J. a. Flint. policeman,
Ills! siisce, o. Boston, badE, injured In tne
| shoulder. :;
Bsr. 10 hlls., 1s john street, ha,t in ths JAY:
Laura 4. Tyler, co'nef OF Main aul Au4tir
streets, hurt ID ths Shoulder.
iii int If8 1hnnti}NF
ROBBIE Hunt, Hsuark street, back, leg AMI col
Eta FIsicf. 8 Bartlett place. haal hurt
| Fanny l. Whitney, S. Pleasant street, feHdc5et
unccnscicus, but found to be sltgntlJ Injured.
daughter OF Nenfy r. Geer, Is Sumner street
rss tzdlJ stunned bJ injuries on the neal.
Il Beside those named there Waa large mum
her who susssinea slighter bruises. whii'
nearly al were badly frightened: Tho Sam
(, stage WAS used last Friday and Saturday il
j. Providence for similar purpose, aud sustain
cd more than double the weight placed upol
it at Worcester. Mr.. Sewcom5, in ! card
,, publishes his regrets that such serious acci
dent should have occurred 10 the children IN
der his charge, hnt says that 10 gaTn the con
struc,ion Of the stage into tho hands of Que 0
the most reliable tlr1ua Of Boston, not hayfn
the regulate mechanical skill to euperiaten
it8 construction himself. He says he az
prcssad himself dissatisfied With the stag
when II VIZ erected, but both At Wurcesta
. | and Prpsidenco he Nas assured thAt is woul
Hs1stsin three times the weight placed upon i
| and Eve ninutea before tho 0isasto1 lsa Ia
told the children it YAs safe, quoting tho COL
tracto,a' words.
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RIecIa1 Despatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
-r,E 1r,5r nsrtr b t7una rTurxr


THE rusT OFFICE nKfAKTXKST.
WAsniAG1OS, Aug. la-Thc POSI- utuce Depart
snens has nearly coNp!etet! Its azzaagenea. for
carrying malls n the district west Ut tn. MlsAs-
stpp!. for four years 10 COME. The CONTRACT nt1e
will eject saving Of about four huntItesi taon-
sand dollars The machinery Of the department
ia reported from all sections to be IN exeeIen1
der. The Postmaster General Is making every
e1eftt0n TO be in Fta!IAess TOR any tutN which
foreign complications may assu:ne, bearing upon
the prompt Transmission Of uceau mails. lit.
CresWell mss had 11u understanding with Sccre-
tary Roheson In regaru tu the asss:4ncc the uavx
ctuil furnish In transporting, our mails in case VI
HI emergency requiring It.
ruH CHARGES AGAINST COLONEL cIESbkHiHa-
In the matter of she cn2.xea a. A.aast tu1oaet
Clendeutng, Assistant Secretary OF tie Ns:s1ual
Republican Con1uttec, while .ucR recnrd - III.
befu published exists In tue Var Department,
there we're also dlau Intsc soo1 aftsg tut trial.
auch Implications Of all sAtstrs tnvolst:, n tett
Mr.. Stanton 10 Issue III order rcyuklng tue stut-
ence Of the cuust a:l! restoring Caonel Cel:,iruE
10 rank, anu granting hit. an Euuuta.,.c dts
charge.
Ito the Aesoc!a.rd PErtAl
TREASURY STATEMENT.
"Asu1fG9oS Aug. A-cdFEentJ ha.aact u
day, $A.1I4 ,s3s; h4lluc4., 8lu3 VII, 81
cui1i ter1lncaes, Es.915,0o1 lu:eeaai IeFe
cs,p;s tu-sy, $stt aal Receipts fuf the uscA yc4E
to oate' Isl *so9 d91' -
WASHINGTON, D. C.. Aug. so,-SeEersi rev Ma
tuux bahi2 will be au1hortze.i to Commence o2e-
| Tatluns, Under the new banking lAw, duriA. Il.
cLSutnk Week.
To8acso ;AlzCnxs.
| 4 .rtar manI seizures If tuuaccO, particularly
| in ,he seuth, uIt How being reported by the
| ternal trFenue otllcla1a
, 1870-08-15

tttttE !luAl tAts vernon, .JcueFson Cnun'T.
:augusl :, says: ave have had very copo9s is:..
Turing the past few days, and farmers feel Rood.
because their corn had begun to suffer, aud thar
uc y think there III be l. full yieid."
uiCnlGAs.
The Detroit Tribune Of the 18th gives the I'll
loving:
AA',tyan-1hs whea. nsr5est hm been Sc
cnred generally In such good orter that no ffars
are entcrta!ued OF its growing. Considerable
tE.rrah,nE has been done, md tho wheat - far
affected BY the uutatoT1be weather for harvest
The sprtnK wheat and barley crops, Of which
there little sown, has been nearly all secured
Rood order oa's Will give IN unusually large
.sUari0rd, lan Bnrtn Cpsniv.-Thca3 IL being
,h.cshrti, IND the J!ell Is, in most catcs, far
sup4e PIECES ftom Glxtetn tU twenty tusheis per
acre. The bcrIJ Is vaIJ plump AnI he2vy, zui III
this town hut very little wheat II grown. Corn
,rum,scs the best Of anI evsr raised IN this coua-
iy. Oats are good crop; nstssr than usual.
fsateil7 CvtsaRs.-erftny crops 10 tits couaiy
are e1eellent-h2y. oats, 1ua corn vety heavy:
;.o,ast+s lrok well aru are but little .ntured By
Ihe tuxA. The Winset Theat il falr and has been
harvested NTH very ittle lnJutJ, though much aF-
,,ehes,sun WAS at une time iet for its s2Tsty, On
account Vi the Continuance of vet weather.
:. Hu1n:1.--The 1ne weather greatly facilitates
tie gruWth aud maturing Of the corn aud potAtoe
rpr, .osh Of which lrointss n atundant yield:
''a,. art ncarlY all sseu:e1 aRa are ~ exceilsnt
non. Ths~shtnR whext 10 nom IN ful progress
The bsr. = plump and nne.
"sutssh H4rsn.-crops arc generally looking well
IN thl. eo1ht! tsa1 Buren,. eofn u veEJ psunas-
l9. ua5 soou nue t.ao oaS NJ a. ~
.17sri.1e Inn eysr The Tnsss crnn n ehont hsse
3ss been securet and the fnI,nsrs are beginning
to thrcsh. The o1t crop larEe. Il has bsen con-
.ldetay aanaSs1 " ~ H." nee,J ssoss e, 81 o,oW
~ .stc,, ~" - ~ - ~ - @9'"'' " ""'
Eueaonan.- has fairly comm tnceA.
| The Hheat turlz cut Friy satisfactorily ~
ne lasmefe "e 90 nos oaxe fala sosn
f.p1e .H M rnr,y cnr II ais, sr,y.IinSq qets, ~,
ain, The wheat, 70 l2r n thseshsd, iu,ns out
! seIy wel,-tweise to twensy-st1 h"sae.s p. aere.
!hu l. tile oest lit qusAs5 ef*F raised III tncss
ss.'c co,,r,,. IN, ruy~o cn.u,. ,r.rss, ~,
.oyl, bQt Is sotpcwla, Injured lI tta heayy .atils
uf1n9 harvest. Oats are hcavJ, and corn neye,
.'s,Rtd better.
T1 - h os1 Pesssoe
!. 9Msco,u oxnfr-The farmers ara now obou
,arnuxh Eh sha.f harvest OF wheat there IL i
Ill AVERAGE crop, ant Of os.a full third nozs
.an ~ ese.e. 80 MaaG; ~, tso1n pfessut ahpea.
hst the ~ rnnntT hss err tnnrn NJ ~S4A">'
| u1Syrsnr.
rhc s,,,v.,4r c+,,.,sjocn a.v. +h., rrhc,,.,,r
aa.,s-a th.t thn ~. vha.t corn,ne ~, -, :,
"a ,nc los, ,hat N. t,ran aeen for = r,,tnh"r y
| r,.-s .,,rh 80 ~ a,,hrr - ro,rh. ~ ~, ,,-,st
, 1870-08-15
PERSONAL.

EIA%N.FA4'
The ex-pukc OF Nsssau1 suvs< wAgh1 7,soo
1oupdA
The fellow who robbed Prtre. Alfred IN Indts
has been sent to prison for seFsn ye&rs. With haru
'xtoE.
-F1E--dollar Grants. cmblazaned with psrtrs1t.
# King y illiam md Btsn2sk, ars the iasa.s Bos
ion notion.
1T II highly probable that Bret Hare. edlsor Of
lle Grariand Xsashty, will BE- appointed Librarian
to the EniTersity Of California
Tho Rev. Ma Hanaforu. Of Nfn uavaa. was
called up 1t midnight, ! ssw nights ago, 10 marty
4 couple who could not walt I'LL morning.
-Cnder shs head Of births, the Consard fy, T.,
.>sdtesaan publlsnes tbs following: "Iu Wsah-
lnR.ou, D. t.. july II, 10 o. T. and Emma 4orr,-
son, two sons and daughter"
-ptasborn Copp, successful farmer Of Tut
TIM Borough, II. H., hxs and now ws25B 4 pair
II ca1faktn boots manufactured for him shirsr
ssar3 xTo ilxt December! he has worn hem 10:
eiEexs boots ever since, and thsy VIM psobabl,
huld good tot tns next .teca.la.
"A curious suit for damages has Just ta1sn
placa in London court Mss Russell, . roeaus.,
VAS present At tatlEo&d accident On tho London
L Sor1hwes1arn Railway, and sustained seyerc
stock to her netfous aJsten. Size sued the cum
p2ny. proved to the satisfaction OF the court tha.
"she did not seem 70 possess the sau1s nerve she
had previously !u appearing before an audience,
and 1t times abe seemed to have telling ef DE-
hke to he e,seeted," and the Court awarded ne.
ESQ damages.
MI In kemsen. Of New York city. has bceo
called 10 Professors chair in tae EnIyer:,ty Of
1rninscn, Germany. Tublngcn Il The most IT,
Eowucd school OF divinity In Europe,
r. J. Allday, OF Bainhrtdgc. Georgia, publishes
the following card In tho Sun OF ,hat c,tr: "l fee
/ IL ny tuty to sAy 70 the public that, ortn- ia
whekey md Fool. 4 few weeks ASo, l a::el II,
bAd faith toward ny wife tn making Accnsaayns
against her that entirely without Foundation,
and, As said Accusations have met the puh,.c es:
| feel 1t ny duty ~ 4 husband to carrect th.u
Publicly, watch ! freely DO by saying TIA. "a
wrprK Rnd Rhs Ia right. And, now, stucc Viii.
key, Fool Al1daJ have d1sao1red eopa.tae,s..n
! hare betn' made 70 sec my ezrnss, Of which
heartily repent and would eay, that a br,1e1
! WOMAN, or wife. OF Atep-motaer ucSer u.ed-aad
| let al the shame rest on me-"
r. F. French, who died tn Washington Or
| Friday, WIS born In 1soe. and .norer to the can
ii over forty years ago. lie WIS II one TN,
| Reading Clerk to the House Of Representa-
and af,eFwarus was elected Clerk. AT lite. ,ast,
| x WIS s2polnted Commissioner OF Public BctIa
| msa. Mr. French was best koosu, however, t,
..n.uccsou with tho Masonic fraternity, Of wa,es
: &C var prominent member.
, 1870-08-15

CINCINNATI. Any. l3-1he Increase n the a.
grrga1e valuation Of the property ID Hamilton
County, embracing this csy, since sha last deeen-
NAL PERIOD, nxs been -, ,i.S,S52.
TIE dramatic season opens harc on the 9th Of
September, II Woods Theatre. under she manage
t1cnAl during the 1pprozeh1ug winter.
, 1870-08-15
TIE WEST,

Rustroud Contract Let-Expeditiou
Fitting ont for the FelowAsouc
Couutry-Pefsonal.
ONAHA. Aug. 1A-At = meeting Of directors Of
the Otnaha i Northwestern Railroad to-ttaT. thc
grading oi sixteen additional miles OF rpad WI
4 party has been maaie up Ut Helepa, Nnntan..
10 visit The Yellowstone county. They start
shout the 18th Of ths month. Tney viii 70 4,
Bozeman City, thence direct to the fej1owSrnne
Kiver. thence up 10 the fails, fzuua there to Inc
lake. around the lake to Snake Riser, ant fnnt
there home. General WashhuEn Viii csnmanii
the party Their Fpute VIII tafe them NJ eTWner.
the Big Horn party vas last heart from. "~'~
A. A. Sargent Member OF Conrfrss nf Can.
fo1nta, aaa 5ohn Hill, Member Of Cunur..s NJ
New Jersey, are In town, t>~''' -
, 1870-08-15
Opening OF the 1Ec4t Wisconsin Rntf-
NFhy,

NApisoH. Wis, Aug. 1s-The opening OF the
Wts; Wisconsin RziI way to Eau tlairr Was cele-
brs,ed at that city On ThufsiAy, III All appropriate
manner. John S:xrO, Judge 11iun, aud other
prominent c1ftztcs Of Milwaukee were prcstut
together with General Atwood an! Colonel T. q.
Ju!Ter Of the Stats jotsFsadG and nftecn Fcntesen-
;at!yes Of ST. Paul Governor FaitchllI MAS also
present EIersn newspapers we're represented.
The a1I,yal of the excursion train ffosh Mi Saukee
wss welcomed by the shouts OF fully 5000 people
aut tho roAr Of cannon. The people OF tbs sur
rounding country, With oysr 800 teams, were pEes-
ent to welcome The n7bt Passenger train u tie
Chippewa VALLEY. Speeches were delivered By
TIC tpt4tcs present, after which 1905 people sat
down 10 an maple banquct given By tue city oi
En11 11tfn