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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-09-01

Some years ago, in one of our western
courts, three mer-an Englishmen, an
1rishmar, and Sco.chman-were
found guilty Of murder and sentenced to
be hung. The judge told them they
could each choose tree on which
to be strung up.n The ScotchmaD
promptly chose an ash tree, and the
Englishman an oak. tree "WeIl, Pat,
what will you be hung on 90 asked the
judge. "If it would please your honor,
I'd rather be hung on a gooseberry
bush" "Oh,' said the judge, that's
not big enough "Begorra, thin,"
says Pat, Frightening up, "I'll wait
till it grows
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-09-01
To All Whom may Il Concern.

Notice is hereby given tn at there is now on
file In the Office of the Clerk of the Circuit
Court OF the State Of iowa, within and for
within and for Cedar county. the
Guardian OF David Z. Thome and Mary NJ.
Thome, Minor heirs OF James A. Thome decd,
asking to be discharged, and the first day OF
the next term Of said Court commencing Oct
oath, 1870, is set for the final hearing thereon,
and said Guardian will be discharged If no
sufficient objection be then made.
WIN. ELLIOTT, Clerk
Wolf 4 LANDr. Atty's for Guard'n. 3w33
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-09-01

y certain gentleman says he has q
dear loving little wife, who is withal an
excellent hoasekeeper. On her birth
day she moved her rocking chair close
to his side. He was reading. She placed
her dear little hand lovingly on his arm
and moved it along softly toward his
coat collar. He felt nice all over. He'
certainly expected kiss. Dear, sweet
loving, creature-an angel! she moved
her her hand up and down his co.
sleeve. "Husband!' said she. 'AWbf
my dear" II was just thinking
"Were you my love:'' II was
thinking how nicely this suit of cl
you have on would work into
carpet"
Il
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-09-01

A FEW pairs Of those splendid Buck and
"a Kid Gloves left. at the BIG BOOT.
, 1870-11-28

stulcrt for the most IT the time, and arraJeA
myself Ia HUH 1neF ClothiuR. Hn1 III pussuiug tnt
oteutatioo OF akeIchinH HON nature was N the
fhsMt nf Biting out tu the open air with white
ttetChtnR umbrella OYER me: and III sash
LINES harn Ap1crtd d frnfe fronl tue heat At
ascx'ndas 10 august Ia a. Conuccstcut meadow.
This fceltER Of exheu<tion maybe attnnu:.d to q
isc1 y tttaitiyin the atmosphere which wc> n1d
"a tEe Souths RI fAti!udes~
In regard to the hotel accommodations ho
-ttesks thus plainly:
:.He0ctant "a msy feel, the stomach vii! not
Eth1t me 10 be silent The food furnished you A.
~" public hrtela u simply drendsGl Ffesh nutil.
t:puS Il catA- tA-the1ewetenoL Even chickens wnuid
bt ctmc at cur call; or X tacf did, tt Hus evident
aheJ fEd 2de Z long jautOey. We Wera IN zoe
land Of Wild E1ule: but 1t IArc} ertr came - tue
tafttFhme0t Of our fatnunG uodles- Inta Vas
tut. suE AID tho atmosphere from whence pEn-
coed carry vegetables; hut no friendly hand
rvef stfuve to irduce tneir appearance ahove
EsDunt, 20 far as He knew. III place Of whole
+, me, welE-c0otel food, We were served with
canned nIra1s, canned vegetables: ant, as II tn
c snrtn*eton, all sorts Of taets, and mtsiogues
a !. huntua,' and other tpdlxes;ibe itn1c1acEe-
ries under foreign names, were served up al ndu-
xffn1-
.If EXCUSES could justly this ill-tseatmcut
furcy We had enough of them; but under no cir
cunB'ances is there Justification for this disohedI-
ence Of the diV1Ee commsnd 10 feed the hun
Rry,' more particularly when the consideration OF
Tour dollars 8kJ La exacted.N
, 1870-11-28

Tho Cincinnati Enquirer denies the
validity of the official statements of the
public debt, and insists that there arc
claims against the government to an
amount equalling the present supposed
debt. Thare are vast amount of claims
against the government by persons living
at the South, for damages and losses sus-
tanned during the var. These claims have
never been recognized, and ought never to
, 1870-11-28

al the residence Of the person To whom
directed for three cents, and newspapers
ut the rate OF one cent pound2 To
abandon the governmental postal service.
would be 10 INCREASE the Rates
Of postage a Thousand fold on
sll the paying routea, and would
stop the delivery of The snAils on four
df:hs Of the routes now IN existence. The
pnatal service is the most bcneaccnt' insti-
tuition under In government. It Is the.
only enc whose benefits arc directly ro-
ceived ly the people. Il is bonn to every
person in the country. To destroy it, and
to giss over the carrying Of the mails to
private hands. would entail misery sud loss
upon every citizen.
This talk Of the World about separating
the government from the control Of the
postal sorvice is an absurdi,y. The
people, who have q most expensive ox-
te1ience Of the cxtortionso of railroads upon
f'eights and passengers; Of the absolute
monopoly, md excessive rates. and defiant
tene Of express companies, will not aban-
don cheap postage, and widespread postal
service, to please any combination which
may be waiting to grasp Tho carriage aud
delivery Of the mails.
, 1870-11-28
MISSOURI
Scnrtnr Dr:aAt-Grcrnback& Destroy.
dh-lsvex>e ssf Cranlinal~-kntta1 !Ac-

Scnrtnr Dr:akt-t:rccnbacKk Uc~troy-
th-!svex~e 0f ntiinls-kn ntn1 !1c-
ridens-,.nchfnE.
81. Lorys, Nov e6.-Tke Republican has dss-
patches Linn J Cc:eer Clss which FAY that notif-
tpc il known here OF the Icthftei fcaFEnasftn ut
Senator D.ate, AMI that the TuMors that GoSer-
nGr McCIu1g will cali an extra session Of the tsR-
tsfafuIe are upfou- dct-
Withheld, hal ssoMo 81 greennacSs AMI other
paper tn q safe IN the hntldtoR wEfsh was burned
Yesterday, atl+ the aAfr dnoe Maa open during
The rre. It Is believed all is lost.
John Armstrong and Charles jolly, the butchers
1f til" LAptne family, neat PatnEs. a few daT* x1o,
Wete cantu1cl on "Wednesday, anl are now In jail
ut rntCst.
T. F. Mackcy. charged wish having committed
q murder near FEankfcrf, ks Ia3t March. waa
arrested here, yesterday, and " Il he he'll uuai
ltaus!1!on from tsovt trhnr s'eE n'an arrives
ensineer On THE Missouri r4e,nc railroad, waa
killec, Yesterday, near En0bt Oser. by The G0llia
lon Of freight .ain with truck load Of EaifuaA
iron LETT ttsr'lInv Oh the Track. 49,.
beef, and have cmMebcesl tackinH porE. onfy
four cars nf cattle we're shipped + ~: to-day.
ST. Lor1s, Nov. .6--1onn I. McCaftnev- the
station house, ii cinctnnat, On san''ay last. was
arrested at Venice. H., opposite the nor hern
part Of this city: last ri4ht BY detectives E.Fan.
Appsgate. and L9esaI Ct TIE Fnitt Suites i. #
for trial before tie United States District Cou t.
Mccartney Ia regarded aH the King nf cnu't'r-
fe!fers, md his arrest is considered tht Mo.t tn
tprtanS that has been n1aaIe Tor Jears. lie nH+!tu
the cnIeeis LOG to let him Eo, AMI pro 70
tu,n up a large quantity Of counterfetstng tmp1e-
mensA
has paid some 1854 10. ut different times, 70 es-
care the clutches Of the Law.
TIE tu1y, !n the ne~ Srlaf of Fred. Res'ncn. an
oshtr noted co1Nie Iftiser, who has had fErqutnt
dealings with Mccartney. was impa1sllett to-
dag, aud tie case will Progress next week.
, 1870-11-28
POLITICAL.

3!stt Adan1e, Democrat, ts elected to Congress-
tom the Eighth kentueky District By majority
Of Nineteen votes.
in the Atkansas legislature the Republican
mstority on jaint ballot Is tht,ty-1Fe. Senator
Ncpoualds reelection Ia therefore rendered cer-
tain.
The Republican aIos1ty IN the Florida Legts-
lsrure on joint ballot Is three.
The Anu.sccret Society Convention which
met in syracuse, n. T., last week. has e1ecseda
Safe Organization, With Ger71s Smith as Pses-
dent The STATE Is 10 be organized into districts,
ard seciurcra ase 70 be sent to preach the new
crusade against secret soc1uttes. The greater
rumber Of the members Of the convention and
OF tho state society seem to be c1ergsmen.
The New York World Of Nov. IS says:
Downing street, and John Forsfth, p1asteser, IT.
siding On One Hundred and Ninth street, settle :,
yesterday at,e!aooo, a !.tsle maueE q p'o1t and
shat Afforded amusement to large conc' urse OF
snectators+ The pEpy1sfouz Of the bet wese tnAt
Wstd esyc Tammany Hail 4 majority ore. the
iMnx Democracy md tneir political allies, For
9Th Tas 70 wheel Gallagher II ! Maeelhasrow
lion. up SUN ayenue = F1tsy-ainta atreet;
#, however, Tanmaty los, taen The boot
rn :. g X M ne ess aoe1 ., Etast 5
WAS 70 tnrfett the sum o. $50. Forsyth los, ard
Yesterday was The oay zprotnted 10 'psav Of pay
t',.e. l1ree MINER q restous tad gathered 70
Witness the start Mr. Gallagher g 1eats Of arr,
nre tss, sS 4na ~. y 81 eaS ag.
same bright, OF prot Ably lltte taller, but Is Il
lighter build, weighing n the nelKhboEhood Of la3
pound. ne @ ta.k estoss Forsyth n. "a a:,'uen.
| posed 10 pay the forfeit rather than per-
fnru The hb. In fsct. he oneted t1eo fas quits
bns 93llasner y r.n ~ IN iot sas fon and Dc.
caI3e1 from tue bfewery opposite, md. esco!ted
, 1870-11-28

the tuttou; an inch hpfo to each squire foot
Of tbs bottom Of lbs box II sufficient, aud
with CORRESPONDING holes in the ehelvea bs-
tEten the grooves, and Also in thb top, After
few houis running, tsc ALI Ia tho hoxehould
be eix Of eight degrees warmer than Ia the
rrem. In case the vinegar Is nat eh1tq
enough, 1t tloutd bs run through agaiu. The
cider may Ee warmed On tbs Kitchen stove il
tin pals. In the fret place, the cider tnust be
we'll turnfd to vinegar in 3aTm room, OF 1t
will need 10 gn through tbs generator two or
thrfe times. You must al=o bear IN mind taat
in the most tim,ls manufactures these
must be more or less Of skill and care: Tho
farmer who has ONLY 4 few bar.ela Of stale
cider. bad better seltit to party Who is Civ
ing his attention to :ha making OF vinegar.
All it will not pay him to at up ! room aud
generator; for these, Ana the time it vii. re-
quire, will ataorh ths profits.
: The patent corn meal vinegar has not
proved satisfactory, and rnsuy parties hsvs
lnst largely in it. The dis'tller's ma'h. on
which there is no patent, Is fa1 better for the
purpose but the government has pne stop
to this uso Of whtskey mstetiM, and
xkiskey mutt be used for the purpose.
FALL FLOWING MEADOWS.
J. s., Pon,iac.-rou can fall plo" your
meadow for corn. II it is no. possible. as you
SAT, to trench-plow. Us the Farm and Gar
den has 90 often urged, you ehould pillow six
or seven inehts deep, BY using plow tl1at ls
Ql EuLAElGLk gEuEt4 III AAulA~lNaAN ~ MA OASa4
the 3ul1ow alice. What ptowmaksrs term the
sod plow will apsver good purpose. The
common breaking plowB are made for shallow
plokiug, and few Of them will do ths work.
The wkita grub and cut-worns are often
Troublesome on meadew land r!owed in the
epnng and p}aute1 to corn; but fall ploWing.
il most casee. ia 4 remedy against them.
CUTTING AFTERMATH.
A. r., 0din.-At the East 1t is quite custo-
mary to cut the second growth Of tne neadoT,
but On the prairie the practice is bud one, as
it leavea the roots OF the grasses too much ex-
posed to the sudden changes thst 80 often oc-
cur IN the winter good heavy aftermath
on the meadow will ensure good crop Of hay
the following seascn. This IL especially tbs
case IN the central and southern part Of the
State. ...
BAI1S0 AND sHTFISa HAT.
NE. D., During the waE large
amount OF hay WAS baled and shipped 1t thia
point. The roller press, q common press, and
beaser Press were Ill used; but think the
preference WAS given to the former. do ro'
know where it was made, . line Of inquiry
through The TRIBr3E would. donbsfeas, leat
to the information desired. 1 k.ow Of nj
party in this courty engaged in ths business
Last sear there was latge amount of surplui
hay that Was lost, and there might be two o.
three hundred tons, md perhaps more. hat
| ut tbis point- You wonld do well to look ovo
the ground for yourself, or engage some trust
| worthy peraou TO do so. RURAL
, 1870-11-28

The Fort Madison 0ows} Dtmosrut aaJs the
uack1Aytng on the Burlington i Southwestern
Ra1road, which oouuereed Sov. ~, viii Be rap
1dlJ pusaed ahead during favorable weather. The
prospects are now th2t the cars vii. be running to
Pennington before the beginning Of the new rear.
The stockholders OF the Pana L L-u1siapa
Railroad Company uaes II s1sdcn. Ill, Nov. Is.
and elected the following Directors: O. b, Ueaton.
!. PIoxman- J. ". Utt, J. u. Bronanvn. J. II.
Henderson. n. ]. stratson, and A ssutrt, Of viz
den; John Chapman, OF CnApnans Point: l. H.
Thomas, OF Montgomery County; l. Wall. and J.
q. Hlckk, Of Christian County; L Solomon, Of
va1c,1s Point: and ]. ". Gregory, Of Whitehall.
TIE D.rectors-elecs chose Officers as foalo1.:
Lewis Selomen, President; +. Il, Heu-
deeson, ylcc President; J. PoxmAn, Sec
yetay; Q. B. Neasou, Treasurer. The
yIrden Record saya: "Ne may state that the teel-
1rE seemed % prevail win the Directors that the
prospect for IN east and west rad ras neve. !,
ary tine better than At preseht. And with COCA
rrssan we may expect 4 aroad eass from whI,ehul
Il NO distant day.. TIE stockholders and Direo-
tori sdtouined confident of the ulumate aueceas
of the rama 4 Louisiana Railroad"
, 1870-11-28
FOREIGN,
FRANCE.

TIE MILITARY SITUATION CRITICAL
Loxnoa. Nov. s6.-The military alru.tton this
morning Il very critical. TIE advance Guatt OF
tie Duke Of Mr.heupufR Is at c 'nnezesc, 1histeen
mi,ss from Le Maue. The French, under General
Fs2cl, cccury Le Aous. herau5'5 a1my Is en-
uenrhcd at camp ceuls. nft-eu mies notta-
west OF Ie Mans. Another portion Of the
Duke Of Mtchienhure's army, moVicg soEta from
Dseux to chattrrs, had reached Eamsss, On tae
nc1tn bank Of The seue!1ee, twenty miles noEsh-
east Of Couie.
Thc Germans from Conncfere, 35s66e strooK,
H. der General Won der Tam. yesterday, In sd
ysncInR toward p1ihinteTs, iell along the line Of
General d'Aurc1les' int1enched post:ion 1T Arte-
nsy and Boia cfcnieux- 4 ser1oua engagement
followed, but the result has not been aseeE&aned.
TUE SITUATION IN PARIS.
LospoS, Nov. 46--At telegram Fa1J1ng from al
o3hcf authorizes has !u9t been given to the pubHc
here. announcing that Pa1e Is sttl con-
f1aent, and that there Is subsistence
tn the city for ten week., brend TOT eight months,
and vine and brandy Tor year The telegram
says, tusther. that the French are erecting addi"
tionkt defences on all aides
a telegram, dated Tours, November 20, says
rumors are anoat In that city that great sortie
from Paris vas effected on the 24th. Fighting
was going on at Montarges,
EoCkBAKI
says he hag formed one army, mas been deprived
Of it, command, and will not submit twice to this
ussge. lie wants .ac.tge service-not organtza-
ton work ...
r FRENCH c1T1zEss FIRED CroT-
VERSAILLES, Nor. 96--Thou sands OF citizens OF
the suburbs Of Pars, while gathering their
crops. lately, have approached the Pfussian
lines, md the PIusstaus were compelled To tEe
upon them and drive them OF.
IHK WEATHER
Ia cold and dtssgreeable. and military operations
ME re11 10 impossible at present.
Fid1r 1T DKXON1S.
LONDON, Nov. s6.-Adrtces from Tours state
| that sharp engagement occurred At D :m3ntn on
| Thursday. Two French batteries attacked q
| force of fifteen hundred PIussiaus, who were en-
| trenched at that polnt, and had three cannon.
| The PEusstans we're routed, and were pursucd ~
far as Qaezuel
| PRUSSIA. RCHoKa
BERLIN, Nor. et.-Repor1s have been received
here from time to time, announcing that large
| podics Of ctltzeus, and, In some casea, regular
troops OF The garrison At Pans, have come 10 The
rn,saian ontposts and offered 10 surrender, but
wire Invariably turned hack These reports have
| utterly been confirmed by dispatches from the
German headquarters ut Versailles
! PRCsslAs OPERATIONS.
4 force OF twenty thousand Plussians occuplet
Dalorme, In the Department Of Euro ct Loire, OF
Tuesday night, the 22i, but retired toward Nogen
le ltotrou on Thursday.
pAvRR AGAIN.
Farre has !aeucd another circular, dated TIL
elst, giving bis yezslou Of the 1s:e armistice ne
Gnt!atiups and the reasons Of their sudden rnp
s,ue. e.saSs that In giving plenaEy powers t
Tatett. he thought the principle Of teylcsuaun'
Paris had already been conceded.
, 1870-11-28
THE EASTERN QUESTION.

FGHL0EEE3 TO RUSSIAN SOLuIkkS-
1oxpoS, ISoy. Ga Russian ukase grants teua-
porary furlouehs to froors Of 1871 1879, and 1ss3
TUE EArkRoR or Ars1R1A TO THE urS0ARfAss.
PEsrr, Nov. sB.-The Emperor OF Austria, IN
rrp1s ing to the address OF the delegation Of the
Hungarian Diet, dwelt on the seriousness Of re-
Gent events anI said be hoped the fruits OF their
deliberations would be true patriotism and a
proper sense ul the common interests Of the dlf.
feEeot divisions Of the monarchy.
ASKw RUSSIAN wEAPoN.
LONDON, Nov. 2e.-The ArNy and Nary Ga-sste
Of to-day understands that Russia has new
weapon superior 10 anT ride in eLiateuce.
EERi0cs n1ssEsstoSs IN TUB BRITISH CABINET
NEW ToRE, Nov. GA special London deH-
patch ssys 1t is stated tn the best informed clr-
cleE, that there are serious dlssenSions between
the Queen ind Cabinet The scene IN the council,
yesterday. surpassed 10 excitement anff anta81u-
istlc Manifestations, nuT other meeting OF that
botiy In modem 1lmc5, OF even ID the history Of
the D:ttsh Cabinet, ard the Tumors to-day, In
contt, and highes. political circles, foTebnslea
considerable difficulty among the governing
classce.
G0RTsCNAK0FF 10 GRANVILLE.
LoSpoa. Nov. e6--prsoce Goftac haknfl's reply
to Earl Granville maintains the position assumed
Ia tho nfst notc, aud withiraaa nothing. VIII
peculiar adroitne.s, he contriycs to throw tht
Cabinet is again quarre1linZ oyer the decision ar
rived at to-day, and Will no!d another forma
meeting on Monday, Then 1unt decis on Will bt
reached. The Cabinet will Meet thc Queen Il
council at Windsor on Tuesday.
, 1870-11-28

The sovereign" States Of Virginia and
Maryland have had cause Of difference
dating back far into antiquity. The cause
las been the invasion OF the waters Of each
sovereign by citizens of the other, ia
search Of oysters- More than once there
Inns been 1narsha]ling Of hosts by the dis
putants to 7indlcate tho integrity Of the
respective sovereigns. Reams of corre-
Epondcnce have passed between The Exec
ntiyes of the two States On this subject.
One great point in the discussion has been
whether oyste1s were wild anilnals, lawful
game 10 any person who could catch them,
or whether they were "crop," pertaining
10 the soil on which they were produced.
Tho State of Maryland has now another
war, which is of domestic nature. The
State "gunboats," which have been pro-
1ecting the oyster beds, have been ordered
up 10 tho susquehanns to enforce the law
which prohibits the hunting Of ducks in
e1oops, and By the use OF decoys- A large
population in that ueighborhood live bv
killing ducks for market, and they objcc.
10 the Law. The guuboat, however, has
captured various sloops, and hns b'ocladed
several ports, and threatens 10 bonbard
several towns, unless tho rebels against The
sovereign authority Of the State abandon
their unlawful business and yield ODE.
dience 10 tie laws. The people refuse Il
recognize, socially, the commander orothe'
officers Of tho mau-of-var.
, 1870-11-28

Appointments By the GorcFnor-Thc
congregational Elccxton-The Port
ago AA1trOMds
speclal Despatch to The CHICAGO Ttihcne.
MADISON, Wis, Sov. ek-Goveruor Fairrhild
has appointed the following members elect Of the
Legislature ~ committee to y.u. the State In.
st'totious, md appointed peeembe. II tor meet
!pR here, preparatory 70 starting With him On 4
E1ur Of Inspection. Senators II. Il Pettr. Of
keGosea County: E s Miner, Of Monroe County !.
s y Bu1cnafd. Of Dodge County. Assenatiyuen- -
Ft:tt Congregational Dstsicr, Mathew Kceran. Of
Ailwa1kee Cuunrr: seeond District. Willard Xer-
Sank Cnu1tJ: Fourth Dezs1trs. G. I. Tnnfpe. Of
Fond du L4n count1; Nftn District, ". c.
Rounds. Of Rinnehago couutys Sixth Dtssrlcf,
II. q. CrR4e. Of Vernon County.
onc,al returns frnn Ill tho counties In the
, 1870-11-28

and G1urnb'cs., Al erery meal he neglected
blessing, and sworo At everything from the gravy
tue tsapot HIS onsh4 disco!o;cd the napklae,
hcn1ed taf bread and culdleti the milk. Hts wife,
q "on an who evidently believed the hair Of the
dog would cure the bite, stood thus nuseeuly coy
Duct ''out1l forbearance ceased to be virtue.~
ore motnfn2 b vas unusually cross and profan-,
aud was about to take fresh start at something
eise, when his wife suddenly hruke on, with
scfies Of tamns that made the old gentleman Get
up ant leave the chair a. though some one had
lntsudnced pin between the canes. As soon ss
she Ceased, ehe breath!es.,y remarked, s.wen,
swear, II IL has got 40 you can swear it is time
quit" And he did.
, 1870-11-28
A HYAtCTYs
HOTELS.
ANDERS0N'S
EUROPEAN HOTEL.
la7, 1l9, and Isl Dtarssru-st, ealfaso'
OPPOSITE POST OFFICE

This new and elegant house
is now in perfect running or
der, and gentlemen visiting
the city, desiring to live upon
the European plan, will find
accommodations at this house
unsurpassed by any other of
the same sort in the country.
This House is centrally loca-
ted in the business part of the
city, and convenient to the
Post Office. Light and airy
rooms with good ventilation.
Spring beds with hair mat
tresses.
Polite and attentive clerks
on duty at all hours of the day
and night.
Dining rooms open from s a.
m. to 9p.m.
Meals served at all hours
with promptness and at feas-
enable rates.
Parmelee &, Co.'s stages con-
nect with all trains.
, 1870-11-28

ST. PAIL Nov Is "A nrt. On the corner Of
F fth and Robert streets this afternoon, destroyed
ot II. l. Mtpt1er. snd seveTat y >oh.u bulldogs,
us%<, u th1rt, and seriously damaged the CAN'T
I.vl1R, L1pKtrta'6 krosesJ store, and rvo other
h11ck bulldogs The 1re also Spread 70 the root
Ct the Trmpttanee ucuse- Jsctson ks1eet, owned
Nv L. MoHet. which was tat3'J h%m1ged hy water
The total loss Is 81, 900 To SO, go: mostly injured
, 1870-11-28
TIE PACIFIC COAST.

,lnrine-The Election In Sevnda-
Fire at %G40 JoAc.
SAN FRAkc1sco, Nov. 96-ArTieed. French
transport thexerE TAhtte, the vessel reported
drne Guns IN distress
The Il. pphlicsns n Nevada e1ec: TIE Secretary
Of state. Comptroller, surveyor General, Super-
infeudent of Puehc Instruction., and State Mta-
erAoBift -... .....
The restdehce Of the late Natnr HinMeT, At San
1os<, w48 burned today. Loss, So, 0,t004
, 1870-11-28

Third and Sixth Congressional Dt<tr!cs n1e q
follnvs: Third observation-disclosures, u.s3e; paIe,
oc,at. a,l5i. Sixth 1,taulct-Palso~a, l3,sa9s
Dale, 8.s+5: Ruak, Repu"l can. 1903: L:1Ret.
Democrat, 9.3fd. The Republican candidate for
fer sts.e Super.ntt ndent Ia Hn the dtstrtcsa but
the Fifth.
The uacE On the Portage Railroad Ia laid 10
wi.tt1f srrSu miles Of this Ciky.
, 1870-11-28
The Lncey rStdnappsnz zcnsr-Sfcnua.
CT >nnk-Tatuntion OF Iecni Es-

Ehe Lucy kNfdn0PpsHzN0s u A01e
CT Standardization OF RCRl Es-
tate.
CIxctxSAu, Nov. - The LACEY kidnapping
pp-trcpel TIL Monday.
The Emna Flord, Eh,eh supk II French Island
this morning. wss insured here 10 the Eurtk.,
Enter pyis<. and Enmnrrctat cnmpauiess esca
f1,soo; the Parntr-S $500 and the crt- 8. .on.
S1e was owned BY Cap ain Wise. Of the Nashville
Pact tt. ompany, and valued At &lu,o0 she md
IN asgott d cargo Of 80 tons, mostly from this
cttv, wtjcr wss injured here. The underwriters
leaEe Tor the wreck this evening",
The 4sG1ecate sato2- ion oG raj eststs Ia sh!S
ctr exrsustre Of the f-c-ntiy annexed territory,
Is $751; $685. real property held by tue chnEc1es
nearly Hoo, ,01l, and tue valuation Of the pA.ks
and cemeteries over 81, ,.1o, 90.
, 1870-11-28

Cahoop, under whom the complain
aut claimed. The case was argued a.
the last term By Hon. Geo. T. Curtrs,ut New
Yu.s, tor cnmp'aIuart, and by Hon. g. : Ell
wsrba. Of this cls5, tnr ucfsudauss- Judge Treat
dfuded that tha Catoon patent wa5 fos d
cdmrfnAtinp. thst fhe defendants NH MT nse thu
combination, AMI that the defendants' macape
ore1ated IL distributing the aeed upon d.lle:ent
princtp,e from EahDon3.