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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1870-04-21
ABOUT FACE!

The Indignation of the editor of the Prog.
Age over the stubbornness of the misguided
Knowlton who ungratefully declines to walk
lovingly in the path pointed out, reminds us
of little anccdote pertaining to the latitude
of Portland. The steamer Forest City, on
her way to Boston, was steaming past Cape
Elizabeth light, when the Captain noticed
couple of fellows, much the worse for travels
in Bourbon county, sitting flat on the deck,
each Juggling away at the stump of a cigar
One of them accosted the Captain with
"S-a-y, Cap'n, when you goin to start ?'
"Startm says the Captain, ''why l have
started, and am outside the harbor" s'The
devil you have .-w-w-whatn thunder did
you leave US here for ?'
While the Prog. Age was anxious and i'm
patient for Mr. Knowlton to start, while it
was waiting for him to start, and
even urging him to start, he did start, but in
an opposite direction from the one desired
And now the Age wants to know why it is
left behind, while the Montville leviathan is
taking his way along, careless whether the
Age is in his wake or not
We think that for nimbcncss in changing
position, we should be willing to back the
Age against any publication in the known
world. 1t is "everything by turns, and no.
thing long" 1t has been all sides of the
rum question, the currency question, the
railroad question-and now it changes front
on the candidacy of Mr.. Knowlton, with sur
prising aiacrity. These extracts from the
Age, of dates only two weeks apart, will il
lustrate this point
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Rfpnblican 3ournal.

ADMINISTRATORS, EXECUTORS and GUARDIANS de-
string their advertisements published In the Journal
will please state to the Court.
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SUBSCRIBERS desiring to have the address of papers
changed, state the Post Office which the paper
has been sent as well as to which 1t is to 60.
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Philipsbmrgh.- MIR. Schncpplc md Mr.

Philipsb"rgh.-Mr. Sclncpplc and Mr.
Cole Sanders, OF Philipsburg, came in yes
,crlay on business connected with tho nuct
talked of, long hoped of furnaces. AT las,
Cole says. the agony Is cnded-all obstacle.
have been surmountctl. and smelling il
hcnccfcr'h the word. 1t being proven sa,.
iAaclorily that the PhilipsLurgh ores do
no. contain suilicien, galcna to aux propcr.
ly, quantity of galena orc was procured
from Soap Gulch--75 miles from Philips.
bursh-~ mixed with Trout ore in the pro
portion of 2 to 8. and the combination
works like charm, the metal flowing off
smoothly as water. Up TO this week 1900
pounds of base bullion hud been run really
for the cupcl. Mr.. Schnepplc has now con
,raclcd with Mr.. Sanders TO deliver him 200
tons OF Soap Gulrh ores At the furnaces.
suficien; to run them 40 days, when the
lithaagc produced by smelling will he u. d
for the same purpose. So confident are
both the gentlemen Of success, that Mr.
schnepplc puts up $4,000 TO perform III,
contract, while Mr.. Sanders pays him a
royalty of 5000 on the 200 tons. The fur
naccs IRE being rcmoddc:cd to the White
Pine pattern, by Increasing the blast pipes
10 three ins,eal Of two Mr.. Schnepple is
now here to procure transportati n, and Ms
the ores are partially on the dump ut Soap
Gulch, no further detention is probable,
Tho parties are anxious to CONTRACT for
charcoal to insure uninterrupted work.
Ncn Out of cmpl y.nent would do we'll to
inquire and Ct Contract.
Fh'llpshuryh mining has 50 often been
brilliant srcc sss-in the newsp ,pels, and
such al unhappy failure, in fnct-tl,at VT
how rrnr"s" to wait until tho silver itself
demonstrates that Cole Sanders has RICH;
wear the legend Eureka" We believe
he has. ~' .".~
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Theatrc.-A good house greeted the Ian.
sF'shc Company last evening. and the eve.
nlng's entertainment was highly cnjoycd.
Tonight two excellent pieces are on-the
Miller Ut Dcrwent Water. and the Two
'regories. The first is . very pretty pay,
''mc Of the passa ,cs possessin rare beauty,
d" which Mr.. Richmond will have opio .
VI 'ty to bestaw h.s best elocution, and the
Nv" Grrgories, everybody knows. bubbles
all over VITA fun, especially when Ian.
lrshc aud Martha do the Great and Small.
The pieces have never been produced here,
md will certainly draw, As they deserve, q
crowded house.
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French Sanitary Meetin..-Thc meet

ipg of citizens last evening to organize an
association to procure and forward money
70 the French Sanitary Commission, was
well attended, and an earnest interest man.
Tested in the purpose for which they were
convened. The following gentleman were
selected MS Executive Committee, and M.
,horizcd TO met this evening and elect
from their number Board Of Officers: DR.
A. II. Mitchell. Peter Walton, II. De Witt.
D. Wat,clet, j. McDcrmoit
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DROWN JUG MINSTRELSY.

Some millers dcy went the water in
Aud like to drown deere selves
And dem dat take deere water clear
Are naught but stupid elves
Oh Jug.-dc dear Brown Jug
hope IL lc shoot when lub not d. JUG
" p, Mac put ont dc Brown jug sign,
IN bows Turn squire about
rMhrn DE- Jn. IN warm y thin
What fool would stay without
oh jug, dc good old jug:
Ispcct shall die when miss de Brown Jug
ltway dc ole u,nn drinks his stuff
II II an O'ful sin
Takes drap myself sometimes
Aid rnbs Il on my shin
On Dug. ! feel quite eng
don't give Continental dsrnation or any
Other mnn for any oder jug.
scpiG IL
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5000 Ounces Of Gold Dust Wanted, isr
which the highest market price with be
paid at the Banking House or =. H. Bohm
+ Co., Office at the City Drng store, Deer
Lodge. 49,.
Ben. r. Dittes, postmaster and stationcr
At Cedar junction, has removed. to Louise
yille.
Psrsonal-Governor Potts, Mr. Il. H.
Hcrshfeld and Major Boyce, returned from
Miss"ula this Z. m. The Governor proceed
ctl to Virginia. Major Boyce goes to Helena
in the morning, and Mr.. Hershfeld will re-.
main until Saturday. Col w. F. Chadwick
is present in attendance at Court. Secretary
Sanders tarried day and returned to Hell
ena-Mr. A. J. Fisk made brief visit to
Deer Lodge. and returned this morning.
Mr.. d. N. Birdseye. Of Bhckfoot, made Z
8 three O'Clock trip down this morning, and
west back by up coach. = Mr.. I'd. Maclsy,
of the Diamond r" Is also in town.
We Mean Busiaess!l
Canned Goods rstailsd 1t ~ 50 cents psr can for
cash. ut ..a d. 81 j. b. WILCOX = CO.sA
sep3s1Adts a4 ~ 81 = - 8 - :, - =.
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A Diamond r train Of nine wagons,
Aicd for Strang s Co., and 100 kegs Of
pwdcr for klicnschnlidt 4 Dcnnec, will
arrive from Benton this evening. The
goods for Slrang & Co. have only been on
The road about IS months, nm evidence of
ac advantages Of river communits ion.
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ivy, WI en'erprislng friend. Louis Keyser,
~. very OF the City Drug Store, Deer Lodge,
H.. purchased 500 head Of cattle along the
,;. .t O.P. railroad, and IL now - rsssS
NV. a me drove to Montana Hs intsods
,,N as them 10 the Jsf5ersoa valley, end
"oceb'y arrive next wssk. N
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Mr.. Granville Stuart informs us that one
and 47-l0Oth inches of rain fell during the
recent s,om-pr'ncipally within "a hours.
The rain fall WAS very heavy in the vicinity
of the Frenchwoman's Ranch. The roads
arc quite muddy and the coacl'es have been
delayed in oil directions The telegraph
line between here and Helena was down In
three places. it i said the rain will cause
. fall gr'wth Of three or four inches Of the
bunch grass. So. - it will also keep up
the supply Of water and keep dowa the
supply II dust, 1t Is our supplication that
hereafter = good old soaking rain storm
like this may not b such novelty. 1"
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Messrs. Louis D Coleman have opened
no'her Fruit Store adjoining vsli.oa 4
sos They will som have - many
ranches rs the "Fits,mythe geological
'ee" Nothing like enterprise, and strict
A"ou 70 business. Trast-..~T .rFMw@
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WANTED.
10000 Bushels II Charcoal,

WANT 900 bushels Of charcoal At my furnaces At
Ph'lspr'nso Proposals Tor furnishing this amount.
Or POI ion thereof. Will he received for ten dny.
date. Can he s"n at Scatt House. Deer Lodge until
Saturday morning. Address, after that,
COAk SAUNDERS. Sup't
" Philip.burgh Montana.
seple'hoei 'oln' 'oW. 63.lt
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Mr. J. Is. Wilcox. one Of Montana's soil.
test merchants. leaves tomorrow for San
Francisco. He will be gone some three or
''ur weeks, and will probably be sccomps.
he'd by his wife. . ''-
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Observations with the barometer Of ca,
de Lacy. made by Mr.. Granville Smart
and himself, evidence thas the attitude If
Deer Lodge is from 200 to 500 feet hpher
than that obtained by thermometricsl ne...
urement. The observations 20 far lix !. =,
1895 feet. but the stormy weather his ef.
fectcd the instruments unfavorable for
definite measurements.
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-~--ks, :: !. soseSa1~
The harp In the mir 10 whispering.
Soft yet clcar-soft aud low
Q ths jugs naelodlous garglinss
Az brooklets gently dow.
No trashy compound vcndcd there.
But liquids eO1nd and pure
At Macs Brown Dug can e'cr be found
While Garth add sea endure.
A Good Templar Lodge has been cstal,.
l'sl'cd in Deer Lodge City-Pick and Plow,
Oh.
That's the way Mac tells the folks abou,
The water carts used to sprinkle the Race
Track.
Talbot 4 Flowerree's New Saloon.
This new establishment IL doing fine hn.ines., and
without exception is the handsomest sporting hail In
Montana being wei appointed in every particular.
WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS,
and Dave Bentley the masagcr OF the establishment
Major General Ut g,od fellows, and ~ u caterer to
. thirty public Dave is success
District Court. in the case
Of the Territory vs.. William Doran, for
assault with Intent to do great bodily in
jury" the prisoner was found guilty to as
sault and battery only, was fined eloo and
costs o. suit ana six months imprisonment
in the county Jail. = -
The case Of Pemberton ct al vs. Malov ct
al, for the recovery If 1000 feet of mining
ground ON Dry Bar, near Pioneer, is still on
triul
THE anest brasds Of Havana Ciears, Fine Cut and
found NJ LOrIS q RI, FM SN,ss
13nQ0lco ~ THnrl1oas for6als..
We hssc three Bugger aud Harness. In tip-top con-
difi0n, and ony rnu short time, ,rhjch tcW ke eold
eh<Qp Jor Cssh, r spilled for Immediately.
WALTON 4 TALBOT.
Livery Stables,
- Sign Of the Iron uoxsa "a n.ss.sf- -
Our correspondent ct Cedar creek, Ben.
"rdce," reports everything going on smooth.
", aud rain coming down in torrents, ON the
18th.
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LOCAL NEW s,
Religious Services.

Eev. Geo. Comfort will hold religious services no
foloat:
Ar PIxE's PEAK. Sunday, Sept. II. At 7I IN.
Ar bite CITY, sunday, September 18th, IT II A. m
ar SILVER Bow, Sunday. September a5th ut ~ D. w.
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Tomorrow evening will be positively tho
M night Of the Lsngrishe Company ia
0sr Lodge. during this tour.
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We understand tho report of Referre,
.'L n. Is. Harrison. in the Plaistcd Now.
an case, was filed this p. m. and 10 in 70.
'er OF CAPT Pla,stcd.
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=, "'' and Miss Couldock were In Corinne
'' morning en- route to Montana.
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/" CITY RAIL- BILLIARD ROOM-Oue Of the
nice pacts of our city The finest Wines liquors and
cigars served the dispensing Of which IL supcrinteud
"SWect William Nuf ced. @S@' a&
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A. M. LEV Y.

A. M. l. EVY,
Cigars Tobaece, Fruit, Confectionery
Etc, Etc.
CALIFORNIA FRESH FRUITS RECEIVED DAILY
The finest brands II Cigar. and Chewing aud Smok-
Ing Tohacco. 's
Next Door to Walton / Talbots Livery Stable. De-
Lodge n. T. aux3G.dlw
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The County Commissioners yesterday
awarded the contract for - cords OF sawed
wood-stove length-to III. Giles 8. Olin,
y g per cord, to bc delivered y tho Coura
Houss and JAN. The bids ranged from Is
to %. Three. foarths i to Do Or, and one
fourth dry white pine.
CallSsgnla Fresh Fruits Received Daily.
~ LOUIS = COLEMAN.
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The contract was Rewarded to DR.. A. H
Mitchell, by the full Board. aftcr due con.
sileration OF all bids. The contract last yen,
was IS, Zoo. The year begins Sept. 1st
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A FRENCH VICTORY, over all competitors In
Deer Lodge, 10 Vatons Beer aud Porter. Ga,nbrinus
hiss san!les! aplaovU:ly on Pctes huids, and every
one who visits the Deer Lodge Brewery once will ~
.gnin.: Al Orders prOmeuy attended 10 either
for giass Or ~ keyA Bodied Beer VI extra quality
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&I%at@& DIED, ttgft5iz f
noo.E-A Fenest city, Cedar creek septenb~ 18th
Arm of Caplice. Smith More
ysangest daughter q n r md Hslea 0ete@an.
aesd thSss noaehs as1 sight dAys. III q
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DELMONICO RESTAURArr
Eliot Bsitdtsg Deer Lodge, n. T.
TRY THE DELNONICO.

- The answer to the question, "what =. III.
Wild waves saying Tie-go to Lane EmmeTscss s"d
have Tom. Wingate, the gentlemsnly manipuhtor ~
DDa!oue cumpounds" cling you mp arvt erse1 ri,S
The boys also keep their billiard tables IN good osr
and take pleasure In waiting their customer Csi
around and play with the balls. ~~''
, 1870-07-17

i wcll-Enoxn confidence man, Mho goes By the
EaE1c u John Alien. succeeded In entering the
stealing new silk hat belonging TO one Of the at-
tatEts Of the Office. The police were uotltle,l Of
sss Sie1ms;sa;e ,s as sna Aliens @ Which
utlctal visit before Monday morning.
There vas lost, YESTERDAY. on Green street, or
9n Lake sucet. tetween Green md Jefferson, =
confcr favor tr returning 1t to tue counting
rum Of this paper, OF TO No l9' West Lake street
james Haoln. member Of the Laust trnHpe,
pocket picked Of 3 w2&ch, At Haas Park, on
a sou of John Grow, who resides ss No. 20
irss1ured b. being Tan over Ss Milwaukee ra.n,
~ Tie fta ressSenee : of xr. opononue. No. IS,
while the fa1nity wtrc absent. aud robbed Of sso0
worth Of Clothing Ind F*a7.
The contract for ths all!ng and paving Of the
Tic Fort Wsync and Chicago L Alton Railway
Tracks, Hhs. on gestcrtlaf, aw1rdcu ~ the Boatd
Of Public WORKS II Nelson / Peterson.
Mr.. ". Frank Wentworth having become one
Of the managers Of the English Opera COMPANY,
hIs position y Cashier Al tho Rrtggs Hause Will
hereafter be rlcd nT sam P. Skinner, tat gentle
a horse ran awar On psatborn street. fcxter-
dAJ afternoon, and forced his way through pane
Of glass IN the window Of a store on Deaztotn,
near Randolph street. doing about to damage.
Captain George W. Miller. Of the Second Po-
Ice Precinct, Was sunstruck the corner Of Mad
!son and 1aSalle streets, yesterday. ue had ocen
III tn the morning. Some friends took him to hts
hcme, al No. 56S West Taylor str,rt, atd rhyn-
clan, who WAS called IN, Thought he would Ireov-
II. His condition was much lmproretl lAst night
"a title XII. daughter OF James Levi. who re-
adss At Nc. ia %oE1h P1utua ttrees, WAS run
over by IN express WAGON on the corner Of Pm.
ltra and Indiana streets: 5esterday morning. Anu
hsutsest onsllerably. She E&s taken home.
The drclnng oi Frd Soxte.t. No. 11s South
Canal street, w45 robbed Of I &1IFe1 *1tch yes
tets!ay.
The alarm from Boz No. -. 1t quarter Of Il
O'clock Last night. wAs occaaioaed br the burning
out on chimney, the onilsitng No. III West Md
i6ou street.
lit Has stated In Thursdays TR11CEa 1h41
William Nail fell from bis hack on CLARK street
NEAR jackson, md broke bis lts This WIS lueor'
NIT. q mal,ctt Us Jehn having .BtAtted the stor,
thinking 1t : joke.
, 1870-07-17
WASHINGTON.


6nee4aI petpasch to The Chtcaxo Ttib11e.
pESKK1ED clry.
wAaH1So1oy, Jnly 1G-The CIR Is almost de-
serted Of Congressmeu. Many LEFT last night
while Others left to-day NOON and this evening.
The President goes to Long Branch On Tuesday
OF "Wednesday, and two:.or three member8 Of the
Cabinet will probably 60 on West next week.
The prospect, On tho whole, u, that IN ten daYa
morr Warrington will be the dulcst large city In
the country.
CAMPAIGN ADDRESSES.
The Democratic Congressional campaign 3D.
dress Eas issued some days ago. The Repun1-
cau committee will psubaby issue thelrs Week
after nrxt The members viii II once put their
ror1ns tn order for work. and In short time
country.
TIE ECR0PEAE NEWS.
This has been the hottest day of the season.
and We haze not been able 10 get up any great ex-
cl3cmenk about The European news. There ha8,
however, been much talk about It, and considsfa-
lie inquiry At the State Department Hnd ne*dla-
per oi1ces for Information. II the government,
or any Of the foreign Minister have Received des-
ratches, the f4ct Is not public There WIS no al
lusou to the ~ar In the addresses At the presents
ton of the new French Minister.
CIT LOAN.
The clause In the suntlr5 Girl Approximation
bill, authorizing Washington TO Issue ce1u1cAtes
OF Indebtedness, provides that the cospnt1slot
mny Issue such certificates. not to exceed IN ad
d,tlnn to the sun heretofore authorized, Il
bear interest ut the kans rate per aunon+ and b
II .lecmahle within nvc Jeat8 from the date %
issue, the certificates TO be receivable for taxt
due the corporation. and the payment OF the a
ccrtainc,l Indebtedness Of Washington to Jaut
1s.O, which IS oSer ts0o. 500,
NOMINATIONS NOT RKAcn1p.
a1h1t twenty nominations we're left uncoL
, 1870-07-17
CANADA
Instructions to EnEliah (unhonts
Employed In Protecting CANADIAN
EiAhcrleHs

Instructions to EnElIsh Gsunbonts
Em mpIoYed In Protecting Canadian
EiAhcrleHs
OTTAWA, Ont, Jnig 16.-The following Is N cx-
tract srDtn the Instructions 1sa1et by the govern
ulcnt to commanders Of Ruuboat u and other ON
cers employed IN protecting the CANADIAN nsh-
cries:
sary exercise OF your power, exclude United States
nsncsmen or detain American fishing vessels OF
juats, are fur the present TO he exceptional. Df-
ncuities have at1sen in formeF tnta In respect
to tho question whether the exclusiyc
i,uita should be measured lines drawn parallel
everywhere to the coast, and describing tts s1nn-
oslt1ca, or Tn i.Ees produced from heatlland TO
headand ACross the entrance OF baJs, CREEKS, And
tarturs. Her Majesty y government u cleallI ot
the opinion t4at Gy The convention o. ISIS the
United States have renouacel the right OF 1shils,
not oulY within three nics Of the colonial shores,
but within three miles Of line drawn across any
bag or erceR. 1t is, however, The wish o1 hrt
Malestys government neither to con-
cede nor, Tor the present. enforce
any rights IN this respect, which arc
III their nature Intrusive: therefore you Will not
| interfere with any American nsheEEoen unless
found within three niles OF the snoEe, OF Within
three rriles at Inc drawn ocr0ss the morlh Of 2
t,2y or creek, which Is less than ten Eeogfaphica
mics In width. In the case Of any other bar as
| the Ivy Des ChR1eurs, for example, you viii mol
admit any Unite, States fishing vessel or boat, OF
! apJ American 1s1lef1utn, inside of hne tisaTf
across Ut that part of such baY where Its width
dtes not exceed ten miles"
, 1870-07-17
NEW YORK,


EYTEcT OF the ECKoFEAS VAR on AMERICAN
F1sASrks-
SEE IoRk, July 16-The unsctue4l feeling
caused ~ the uncertainty whethet war Wouh1 be
condition Of Affairs And attention uow IN Wall
Street is entirely ducclcl " tnc probable elects
OF me Na1 On american nnanctA ih!3 VIII d"
pud lasRc9 upon tae an1oant pl Specie shipments.
WHICH ~ tu!a utptnt On !ne qhanut} OF American
tfens1ts 20 20 oG 81, fesuansu tson EGnp AitF tae
n,e' f aus s3. o. .ne % @ nssSed - saas
fn'n''s, while tue demand fo: brta.sstuns AMI
A1ief!cau rio1ucls = AAeiy 70 exert N Important
lunneneS ~ ~ ioscIEn cacna:'scA lhe frtntn o.
any eonstie1a able 21noEnt Of American securities
would IrrhaHs ncntra1lze the European demand
'p' o'eaas'uas co,,rc,op vrsrn@
Collector Murphy TOOK the oath Of otnce to-
day.
- TRISTAN VESSELS IL STH YORK.
ne i1nsstan .o'eHl Ms1s sass % 9e'al iafor-
cci,c, fr,,n bis government as caution that they
asutI i1ensh fne1,o1.Waf. Il possible. The North
German 9 steamer Hermann has lt.en dctsinsd by
burg steamer VIII sah as usual mex: saturday.
GERMAN MASS AEK11N0.
= t'rlEan mas meeting viii tx hckl here next
PROTECTION ASKED.
lht 1EtNan MAIL Sttatashp Company have
arhc11 ior projection for their vessels from the
protection Is Afforded thcH-
All shc European steamers have advanced their
ssclshfs 90 h1taAstnHA
SAFAL nRrER. .
1t Is STATED that orders we're received to-.lay II
the navy var! 10 Gct "ui Immediately Ill ara1Ia:le
stsstIs iof the reinforcement Of the tubau
squadron
SK~ LINE OF sTEANKRA
Tle Tactic Mali Steamship COMPANY ARE a11ang-
Ing to start thu tlnc 10 Knzuis forthwith
LARGE GOLD RALE
One broker To-day sold nearly a 600 worth OF
GOLD at between III and 1i6k.
not DAY.
To-,iay Is one Of the hottest Of the season. the
Thermometer ranging a1pre % in the shatie.
Twelve eases Of sun sstoks we're reported, tl,ree
wKExIr MORTALITY,
nea,hs for thr Hprk 50. n isn,n n,onortfon
.t,,c .rt.ut. ME- "eeAf o''' tNse ptVIo'uea
rassrvccrs n,p rrrorr
AlarRr number nT nass..nSyr1 icft to.3av for
Eutrre. inctnninV Rer: FL SrMman ~ J-htc,r, o.
, 1870-07-17

~" 'at a. t"@t tepf'eff' Jaty Is
aegrapnc despatch from the Hon.
Eugene u. "Hson, received yesterday morn
mE. conSesea 70 u lug melancholy intelli-
eenec Inas tnc Aoa. Uahiel :. Norton. Cuitcd
Sta'ee orna1oI 1fou ILLS STATE. died at his tesi-
ofnee IN masnlnS1on' ~ HlohiEnt OF tho night
oelofe: ae ma oeen sio"!s sinking for sew
!unSf. ma lfe4aeht teieesams to h's friends
u this S14te LAO prepared them Tor news. OF
the fatal result
senasof NoEton Nts nauee OF Cn'o. having
heen porn u Ut. sesnon. IN that state, april
~. l53y. ae "aa- therefore. Just Il ye4ra aud
months old # tho time ot his death He was
eoaeated ~ henEon tonege, near his birth
pisee and ne eetred one year in the second
tsee1faeht OF ohso Volunteers N the Aencan
Mar. ne commenced TIE study Of iaw 1t NJ
vernon, u leio; N 1871 ne vent Access the
the io!lo"lnR year 10 nicaragua. Ecturning
to Ohio In 1o5l, he resumed his legal atudies
Nh Wa ADMITTED TO pr7ct.ee IN iS5l-
70 Iemneu e.. mcmpes ol the ohio
haf uhf1l 1872 ~nen he eroisrated to
MlnneeotA. ana eett4*d ~ ninou2, WHERE
he rs; entered INTO law partnership With Hen
muAasa Mlnoom, .ho nad accompanied hE
lIom Vhao 70 taas s3ate. ~ leo' ne WAS elect
ed 70 me 1etntonA esnate a. = hcpuollcAn,
ea.: u "ncn Raf Meiu "ese Dut 1e" 5ePleseh-
Iit1Nes u ING heslas9u1s: ne rs elected 10
1se!7 ana PC H9 asAn eiec1eo 70 tne stnate
N ny anoeienosa. enon eehaio1se = N 3s<ta'
ose! !nonsaS alnpson. INC eeuiAt NepuoncAn "
sauoloAse. nc nao eepa1aseo 1tono III; Mlh.
dou9. Hno HAs 1nen N asplsant Tor tue nited
states eenate. Ano tols result Ws fceafued -
latA % the atter. ana 50 II proEel. ne
e sSce 9otS We sess:oa o. As3' 20 ,. tnat