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, 1870-09-05

German fscto1canE* st %pS.nrtle3d-
fcfsonni-1 cfFtbla n a1fs,cr ut Ioop.
crAto1sn.
Special Dcscsteh 10 The Chssas, Tribune
sPRlSGF1htn. llL, Sept. 4.-Thc news OF the
capture OF the Frneh army urdet AarN.hor.
and Of the surrender OF the Emperor Naputcun Il,
knR Wil)tatn, was received By tho Geszuass Of
Springfield With great jig, and last
night a large procession, heas!et BIZ
a tand OF music. paraae,1 our
streets. To-day = e1arl picnic w.s fpld ht
AcSetmAn's Para, the rrOceeds to lie fhr the NJ
lief Of the aick and wounded German .oiatees.
and the widows and osrhans Of tFose Killed. a
vast number OF Germans were On the ground.
Speeches were Irace +hy several reornfnent Ger-
mans, and the ereates> en- huslasln fnr the Fx.h-
cr1And wks eFtneed by ail present. The proceeds
which win be Immediately placed IN the hands oi
the authortze4l parties to distribute among the
several chas!uea NAMED
Fta1es Consul 70 o-coH having rtalgnesl h4 posi-
tton Con. al .lsas Just rcache home ftdn Rnssa.
: John L. 1anktrFd. ST. Ions policeman, Was
CITY, yestefdaJ. He was On a visit to friends wac
resstt ID this city. The yerLtct of th- coroner.
1uly waa ''oeA'h from the effects Of coneestlve
srcessr pee7s.ea to The Chse4Ro T.sbrre.
QrEcT. IL, sepA A terrible rnunler Is re-
snip. Bsocm 10 nc County, % ill., % Tspfsas2 at,eToooD
I am entirely without particulars Tonight, ID
sesad teu descripIion OF The murderer. TIA
tLu'siefsd maa II pamel ElKtn D.WlH,' aud
nsmed George DeWnt rho Is descr!oea as fo!
lows: Is about x3 ytars oil, 1ve feet
tine Of ten inches high, lignt
i!us ever, Itnt brown. srta.Ehr
nrge1s on left hand c.ouseti: nali On fnrrnuee,
gnxs down orer eEd nj nnEeE; think he has sea
On one Jaw where whlskcrs VIII not gsuw; sueak-t
quick, and rAhin1s Startled or frightened ap.
pes1anca when spoken 10 suddculs Of sharply
Ftve hundred dof!afs' Ecuass IS offered for Its ar
fest nou delivery 10 the Sheriff. OF Brown County
, 1870-09-05
RIVERSIDE
sabbath Union s~r~tee-uedlca1ian Of TIT
New Chupei--A ~uuduy Excurstau.

Riveraide n, aae notable day In is history and
t4tne<i I nost autxhle pxxe In sss AlrssaslY fr-
markable .npals. ,Fut sun,e months the beautiful
ncw chapel, without xhicn the company hAso nst
onsldered thelr enterprise even In it, prrstnt
.taEe complete. has been pusn.I, In lhs
.aEds Of large force Ut w04 kmtu, ahd lie
last touches reta being given while tas
peeu actively put forth III the line u tntsrlat tu-
lth and ueeorAuon. The slfuctnre. - II Ands,
u an exquisite AND .ad9isaoe peoot Of the tau
%<ias sna ethical meaning Ut K,vcrstAe Tar
building was erected BY tne COMPANY, Is an e!e.
Ka1s sHiys Ro1hic ercfson OF sone, and coss, Win
trs arro!utuehtk, ahoss t5a,toa.
ht,,t.e Of vorshsr hy uu,on services, c.usecsat-
iag Il to the purposes OF Christian worship
~l'hout tra wing the Hhes OF cles,d Of SECT To
this end IN excursion ttaln On the 6. 3. &2. R-R-
l. N. yesterday heating largo party Of 1nvlksd
quests, and clergymen Or Several 'tepomlnauot.s,
xao wefr 10 pa.stspate ~ ne sxesetssS j.. X, IaS
pTtsel representatives. Of our several tttltusn-
tnasinus. For once, BApttst, M-sathlRts, unita-
ztans, Cnisessatsts. Con2rekatioualtat', Eqlseo..
unity, made common cAuse, anst With com 00tl
purpose up.fed III one Of saeAInost beautiful al.,l
suitable rclgiuus services ever Witnessed in sle
fstvcIti'te WIS reached st7 80 p. m. The day
atb w.ar mure charming aspect The chur;h
IT.. city. who occupied the platform. wcte
Rev. .pn Eru;s, tho latse.heaEte't
y .-;of OF the First Baptist Cnnrca
Rev. Dc. Chen-r. the xeasoas aud elo iaenl
c:nr OF CEu*s Church. Rev. Laird Collc.r,
IasM Of tie Messiah EpitAtian. Rev D.. Ry'
,lst, pastor ii 81. P1u.s, U.!ve rsA.st Rev. T. 4
til 6swtgo. n. +, and R=F. II. s.
Delcb. pastor OF tae Union Church, Al
i1lnsda.e, ut. The exercises were OF the most
impressive character. Most effective httlsesse!
were rnase by the gentlemen af,ave naur,I, at o
them breathing the SAME excellent spirit u
Christian unity. Al t.e close an Ot1etlng vi 80
was LETT by the guests tn std Of the church wori
at Riverside. The entire party came back u Chi
caxo well ptca with th0 pnsof that homes 4
Riverside witt soss..A5 church feature Hurth,
uI ali The antectleutS, atist happy earliest Of tn
iu3urr Of the place,
, 1870-09-05

HAVANA. sept. 4.-The n beis have burned tue
Sah 1cse plantation, tho property Of the insur-
gent Gene5 al PptfD. -
The 1atendent has effected par han Of &, ,o1o,-
90" with the Spanish banks at per cent interest.
although the bank EAIe OF d1scuu1t II pc. cent.
Tits proves the confidence OF the dnautlu classes
In The govern ment ni the lt1a1.}]
Charitable Institutions are passing under th-
eonsso. Of municipal councils in Ill parts O. the
Island.
seror Afaniare, foepector, teiec1apns that he
has returnttl from the up!aud and resumed charge
OF The wires,
, 1870-09-05
TIE lITY IL ERIU,
HnAc Ball.

Tie great Aidetmanlc base tsll match. between
he pick. nlnes Of the Republican anu Drn.,-
>ta'ic Aldermen, Will take place at Dexter Park
On Tuesday, at O'Clock Also, at the samc time,
here will be three foot races, Consisting OF two
A,termcn from each division OF the c1ty, The
tint rlcH will consist OF heavy weights (
tconts. medium weights: third. irRnt weights.
Admission 81 cents ami M deal htahs~ The nc&
pncetds to be equally dtyts,en brtwrcn the Pr,-
ics:ant Orphan Asylum and the Homo ot the
FTlendlesa Trains w1!l l-aye the de2ot. corner
ot Canal and Madison street at half-psstl O'Clock,
and Sherman streets, II O'Clock sharp, Fare
a1 the round trip. Is cent? Tickets can b haa
;iouses, al tho gate, ma o2 tno Atdcrmen.
Tho "ruhber game" between the White
stockings anil Forest ctrys. Of Rncktord
Will be played this afternoon, 1t Dexter PARK.
The uaual facilities for reaching the grounds will
be suurlcsi by the salsvaa companies. There
arc tent4 for H. 900 people at the park.
, 1870-09-05
NEW YORK



tCt1. MOVEMENT IN STOCKS,
New ToRx, Sept. ill gold does NOT make q
further decline tomorrow, It Is probah,e that
bull Increment in stocks viii he Axtemnsei, The
business has been 10 dnll during the summer that
cpeTztot8 afc anxious to make lttie turn before
the fzll dcmana for noney ttgntens the market
Tue, conditions apparently favor an upward
movement Is stocks. For the present, money Ii
easJ here and In the iuland citles and stocks are
the quotations Of last year At this
time, aud are better distributed and held III.
stfsnger hauts. Bc=ldcs, all the tuada report
Increased eRrntngR The Vanderbilt clique are
giving The pont to everyone that their stocks viii
advance from 10 to Is per cent; that the New
foEK Ceutsaf Ind Hudson River Rezds are r1n-s
mug elA9-soaf t1atns per day, and that the books
cloAe III low daye for the pct Cent tlytleud.
which tefdess the stock au,t scttp paf, purrh,a.s
In plain terms, the cliques intend to commence.
thts week. a slEotou1 tult campaign. shnrf'
sharp. and dec4isr, tlke the var In Eu.opr. which
they hare been waiting 70 sce closed, There xrr
many who remember the cnEner Of last Seo:eon-
ber on goh who will carefully avuid Wall s,rer,
this month; but agalntt this extreme caution IL
Ia argued that the financial aspect Of The
country last fail was the reyrrse Of what Il il now,
OF course the bull movement Wilt he ulrpel IN tue
bud ltgo1d II weak so-mor1uw. hut the nevk
from Paris, tonight, OF tho announce ment by the
pa1tkzo government Of it, determination to light
out The war to the bitter End, may hsyr fhe ten-
dency to strengthen the gold marset
zREhANk srATENEST
OF Last wreck exhibited small decrease In the le-
"a, reserve compared with the ptevlons week,
tho excc2s being y, IS: arlust ts,ss5, ,19a,
The legal tenders show ~ increase Of $1sl,ooa.
The specie has decreased x1,a3s,7aa, anu saa de-
rest.s :, ,9ss,,47.
rHE pRr Goop3 MARKET
The leading DIT goods jobbers dtd a heavy
bnnncza Last week. There u general an1ictg 10
know she effect The fall Of Esaolec1 md the pos-
slt,e close Of the wsr Will hare Oh the future Of
the market. The value Of lmportAtiooa Of dry
Aosds, last week, WA <s.asat t1Q;.
Tot A1rnosied P7esAl
GKRxAN KrHCxiAax..
80 .NEW toRk. Sept. A-The enthusiasm OF tao
nuns q thtA city oyei the Pru+si.u victories,
ion Of afS fns sear.sy .cetptea u tao 'e5mlas.
so-sss. though no so.rua1 .,r.s.,ust suan Eas a.
T.. me o'-es Kssae,s Ani public resoyss Of
sGstn4nA nave oreh lhsuuKc.l Iii dx, ret
E"oA osuef ana pnhaic I,eace lave texp D. Fist1,y
rf T,r h. i3a 100 a.inaot To- news fro d rae seat
t,;.TN Wa1eaed the hutt.ta bo4rus fur .ater
laoI' ing, ~tih Al, the othe. rrap,.t 81 snns 5as
p79ss a9sva. ri ms.s e,.nI. n5Ias.dy :~eps o. sad
III pts the praaE denand 1Ssx.xs ~ ,t;pt ,r to
d liar carh this aflesroon. IL. h...,sra a r svs
tohcur In TIC optsiou that tn War 1nm.f 94pgss
tuslIy ended The RorA tn nOtsfis ~,sI+,1 ~; :,
tass: ne IT.. g susssnaer r. y. Napltoa Ill the .uf-
afurferder In which alI the world NAV ~ Hnu i.r
Ssve, pcfrhaace, the vetI toonasch wao r. LIZ.
It."
, 1870-09-05

MAssII1oS, O., Seot. a.--The engine house III
tae Willow Bank Cvh COMPANY. c6atliutuy TIVE
locomotives. owned BY Rho les, Card / Co, u
cleveland, WAS 1ut ned last sl,Eht ht tHo nuknox1
fcn. who entered the engine house re-
Kardsesa OF the *atenmen, tareatcnI,;.
10 eh0ct them, ah.tuti f1cF raj
ny Rlaftn. The ul11trs had nearly nj reJun,c
wcrk 1t the reduced pr1ces. ao nesr.s snfee MI,
'fsA afe a. Ain ihrn~n out Of work. Logs, ~ DOH;
tuty nsnrrd IN the i4oue, OF Columbus; Fl,
na@. Of uaSiford; Enterprise, ot ttn.taaat, aud
, 1870-09-05

Albany, Sept -caule-F1t,y4sercn hundred
becvet were rccetsc1. The marSet is fuIly u.
NC lover ou ~ grades save very e1srx, Il.
which last weeks best nxuzes &se offered. Web
ber srtd tEucars extra Illinois, Averaging 1.ss4
~: 9!sc: Dewey. three CARS illinois. aIcraxto.
i:9s5 ~. Al as: RosenthAi, four cars 1!iinois.
averaging ], 500 ~. at sLc: 81 hcstt
90, ayeraKtng I7,u0 rs. u sc:
fnur cars cnaTse Illinois oxen, averaging
t,.fo lbs At :Ic: I car lltnuts s.cvrs, eyrr9xins
l,Gt0 lhs, 1t c'.e. Rankin spd one car TsI,p.
xFt1a11nR l.1oo ln*. at sAc; HeurJ, l car Orh
ac.fcrs, averaging 1-t10 ahs, II 364c, The market
rang. frum 9,Hc for rough bulls qp to S: &c for
are Kentueky md 1iituots Cattle running from
l.acu to t,ND lbs.
slKEP AND LANES.
Seventeen hundred taelp anil lambs arrived
daftoE The Ntek. The demand las beeu
sGod, End Ss:es arc freely mai.
IT from +%c to 81 for ssetr, aad s1kas4c
AiIcH CoEs-ln gool supply. with tree sales At
f6u trs good mixer.
Ho<:s-HeerIpts, ,ono; ea.es OF rars to Smith
ogS;A1e, Of 80 us at VAC PERM
, 1870-09-05
rHr TART GREAT F{HE.

Something mose than one yesl .so'
nnnt,er of wealthy citizens Of CalcaSo
commenced ERECTING block of stores, Oh
a common plan, of gigantic rf'PoF''ons
md ore.t architectural beauty On LUG
.o,,,.ose, corner OF Wabash avenue and
,r..h;rntor, street. This joint cilitlea was
ro,unlctcd last spring, aud vas aaot9'y al
ter71ard filed sith pianos "ad musical in
str,,,,,ents. boots and shoes, dry goods, pa
.,.- n,intinc machinery, ETC., the whole |
rc,,rese1,.ine value no. fas frosn s., ooo, 600,
Ahont : o'clock yesterday sf,ernoot, sruoke |
WIS observed issuing frem the sixth story
If o.e u these stores, aud before mid
night tie whole block, witt. its valuable
contents, was reduced to ashes. III few
short hours the must imposing row Of
buildings in the city, and ous Of this most
imposing in the United States, had been
changed to an unsightly chaos of cindors
and bricks, blacksned, stone and molten
iron. And, bozribla to 1eiase, numbar of
human beings (ho~ many is not yet
known, while endeavoring to save prop
erty, were crushed and burned to death by
r-al-hot falling wallis. This is tue third
tino that Chicago has been visited with
such Il calamity. Shall it be the last ?
Thousands Of people looked upon this
appalling and sickening spectacle, and
Aa1 common utterauee u,nong them was
that it was needless aud ine1cusable
waste Of life and proprrtr. The origin Of
tho fise is attributed tu the storage Of rags
iu the uruer story OF Que Ut the buildings.
, 1870-09-05

I'll. s,SklSd FISH.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 4-Ju.lge Richardson, Act
trg Secrrtary"nf the Trrasuss, xnscs, Ia reply to
questions concerning the ttnktng fund, that all
bonda purchased Oh that account. also for tho
special 3ond, arc At Once destroyed, with Their
eonponA, and Interest STOPPED The total amount
ot reduction Ia the principal of the public debt hs
this purchase and destEucsiun ot bonds and con.
pors amounted, On the nrst day of September, To
fi91v SIS, go, which n an annual rrsiuctlou aud
szsfng Of Interest In the Film Of s+eds 49,
The act which r.qalres bonds to
he cancelled and destroyed. al+o provides for
tie setting apart of per tent OF the principal OF
The debt on the GrAs day Of each July, aud OF the
amount OF lutere4t which would have accrued Oh
tie bonuh heretofore puTchAse<l zad destroyed II
they had tsceu prrscFvet-,hts fund to be used In
the purchase or redemption nf additional souds,
which ate likewise to bc Destroyed. This ptuyi-
sion Of Ian will be carried out, and. II the state OF
the Treasury should allow, authollty to purchase
additional houdA will alsa bc c1efci.ed. All bords
purchased must ana will &c cancelled. ana the
amount taken FINN the rrnclnal ot Tie .cot, a.
ter which tic interest wilt cease.
THE cnTIoS cwup.
Charleston rapttr, With Gu n acrclal review
OF the last rrar to September. arrival Tonight
The Cotton .-',1', which Il the leadas interest,",
has, during tE' past year. shown 4 surprising In
cease, Improving from 49, 80 bales 10 13&s-6o
10 over ,n1 900 bales !u lSS3-T0. The statement
fH The Sea islsad crap shows 96>68 a.alca this
year, against only 1895 bales last year. The
general prospe:t for the urland crop OF cotton IN
this time u, On the WHOLE highly favorable
There has been al Increased ARIA
rlAuted, and tetter cultivation. These
clements hare tnducetl the opinion that
the growing crop wouli exceed the last and 4
Weld Of 900 bales, or over, has teen talked
Of. Although 1t may not be iurossinle TO on,xi1l
th~se sangutnc proportions, their realization mar
II, Doubtful on accoupt VI the LATE general rains.
RE<EsCE DECISION.
J. II. Aondy. ut tho revenue service, stationed
at attitssa'nsRb, has haul sanr trouble concerning
the practices Of certain. liquor dealers, WIN
claimed tha2 they could ssl1 eight gallons
VI The same Aind af liquor, and pn,
Il IN twn packages Of four gallons each, w1thou,
icing obliged to take out u ~holesaie dealers
license. The Acting Commissioner here has e-
cidcd that such safes csn onaE s'e rtale hy those
who hare pail a TAX At Wholesale dealers, An.I
that tuch spirits must b. gauce1 aud stamped
GENERAL HCRRRIpGE
addressed tho Kentucky Republican Association
here last night, and left this evening 10 attend
The WanaW Convention and tate part IN the ae-
1foaching couyAsa Id the state.
, 1870-09-05

p pe6ftion oa that Alde-
A. 1873 oe'ock. set anoshcs French battery near !
INC Heoo openea W tae t1aassan column Vaten
"ss er" r"ps's" W krcP sh'11'nx 1atH Gfouna unt
1eAh5 1of t0elr aaa1 suso II tne NUS Anu IN oEeI
to avoid Offering - good s1Ask 70 French shells
AyarssJ.x cHARex srpc15xn
sno,ttr as,srvasl ~ nv. ,he' rr.t p,rss.n
.k,rmhners Oh tnp crest Of tha Il f3syrnn, Iii11,
.hor. Tcr4v Th.v III ~, ss.,, ~ s,..n,,h
o,r -. - ~ "ss+A . ~ easA
-" .sN :. ~ "4a Al@44'oe 1e1N.t
se ~. eesAan a. tac oeR3A's sse 700 "9.:
tusJ ~ resc1 noto VA. poslaon aRasns' III
.oS.a 1890 .s..n ~. ~ n.s "opnes3 eooa
1ass, ~ - nrs ~ p1.s.S' - ..es:.,
- @A' ~ "ese .'sss"
e,.,11ss,',. ,.o,n ~ .,a n ~
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-nutt. mR " snei eeFiotr II nse minutes tnr1
e.u, .an,. usGS ss ans m gssAter C. oo'
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nsorc4~ Van, h.er f..,or man
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regiment IN Strength ant oot ,r nj, rt,,urct II,
49,, 1,s 49,. e1. ~, - sr.t.-,,- ..s.... ,,.c
II Al ri, $ and hrlp,rs, crow ls ot uyln9 mrn
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,.ars n-ns.t,n. sr+,,,f,r a.snsa rnrv.-, In ~ ;,
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, 1870-09-05
THE BATTLE OF sEnAN-

NEW }oRK, Sept The following despa ,sh |.
tom the special correspondent OF the TfibAnf,
At the headquafse1s OF the King Of Prussia,
c!Stt uttrs from sedan, September Thursday
tiGh'>: e.
7HR FRENCH RETREAT on sEnks.
After their defeats on August 20 and 81, the
French fetEraSed en HdA*e on SEDAN, 1n.l en-
campesl AROUND It. From whatl learned from
French ptasoncrb-of Whom, a. Jnu maj imagine,
thcrc was no lack In this quater-ts seems that
thc5 tnlly believed the eoad to 4eElercs would
always he open 10 thct1,
5RF TRISTAN AnrASeE.
On the evening Of Wednesday the Crown Prince
made his headquarters 1t Chemefy village, soE,e
>eren miles from Sedan. to tue soutn- tn-1outhwest.
in The main road. 4, ha,s.nosr =. ,rc a.w mars
~as Krrat movement among the tr,obs er,.
catnpcd alI around us. and VIC though. at nr.s tns
ktpE was 1idino through tue ttrouaca. b,,t soon
tho Tnir4y-scyepfn Regiment came pourtnp
through tho village, their bana p.sytuc :. I,if
HatAt am ttht,a," as tAeY marchei slonr with
swinging hsride. i saw At once, hy the ucnts
;acrs. ,hat enn,cthIpr extraordinary v,e NJ
ias On. Il was SOON p;aiu thai .nc
r1oups we're in the nsntea, possible p,arcnlnr
order. AL their knapsacks were LET. behind. aul
sacy were car1stur nothing bot claats which
,ney s,unc around their shoulders excent fhat
one or two bon rtrnnts had retained ,hpfr cam
ke,tlee, But II camp Kettles re.e lei, ben!,,t.
castouche cases were there, hanging heay,ls In
mont OF The mems belts. not balanced. = rhey
ought to be. hy knapacks. Soon learned t8at
the whole p,ussIsu corps. those sent from rrtuc.
Frederick Chartrs' arunT. the asrond arrnv AMI
The Crown Princes army. rerc making for,.et1
marrh to the left, In the direction Of pmchery
and Mexeiree, In o,1ef to .h1t IN Aa.Mxh,n's
a1nr in the wes,, and 70 drive them aza.nst the
Belgian frotAier learned from officers OF the
EfcWu Princes stan that at the same
time, while We were watching regiment
after regimen. pass through Cncmc15, Saxona
and guards. o,ooo strong, we're In tha centre b.
tween u. II cheme,5 anu se,lan. cauped asouad
u NE woods Of Ia Mattee, famous tor the Erea:
oaa!e IN le+', during the wars Of The Leagu,,:
"aeu naa seen the last regiment dash through,
-ao1 nc pace 1t which they went cxa reztiY moi
" called marching. in the common seu,e.L ,eae
o"' stoaE quarter past III the evening. 1ur vea-
atesse' "aefe Tue kln2s headquarters were. and
"Re8e aoRSo 10 oao hoase-fpum for uaa
Hu oeaat-etpeciaiH for The hitter, IS
oe'nR IN INC most inportan. on the
ere Of crest battle When !
, 1870-09-05

nnsITnnd Accident-Wnr Cclcbrn-
f4nu4
Sp<eis1 Ds-patth to T,e Chicago Tribune.
Fog1 wATSs, Ind, sept. A.-Ahout three miles
east Of this piate. i.St night, q passenger train
on the Wabash r Western railroad, collded with
1eiKht train. Both trains were on time, 1t IS
raj !, bul heavy fcX prevented The Huklueer8
i,eh. .ee!ng each o1aes. No pe.son mzs kl,!c.l
7ne engines and cafs were damaged to eoraic-
efRb:e xre n1.
The German here are lollifSjag ntcr the PEns-
st4u rsctu-:eS aud TAT auIIeuner Ct Napoleon.
, 1870-09-05


cAsAI LocK. CHICAGO, Sept s-C1KaaEo-
Dsttku, Prison, t&nt.
AKslykD-R E Go,siell, o.Iara, 5.eno ou corn !;
D4un.t, U::aK1. = 200 nn corn, $3.50 bu nlt*.
II, 20 rs .c+1': Catusa, Martins Iautsny, 5.n,0
ta cagn: Nnntauk. LockpoFt, l, ~. bu corn. $50
g ue1l: Etmmetr-, kank4kee. nghi: Neptuar,
! iiet, nxot; Augusta, Bic Rua. S. yds stone;
Ceiobel Martin, Hlg Run. td JUS stone; Coastitn-
uo2. Lamont. ii !ds stone; Coloue. Manning,
L nsop!, - yds s.Yae; Re.cae. tsuaent, s. Jds
stone: IL l. Fras!ee, Lrss1onr, q sds sioue; J IL
rnons, s. Jus stnne, ~ br.s Lime.
CASAL Lo1. fhIcAso, sept e-s p m--
Far, Jol,rt, sce 80 shingles: BArnaatn, Pas:,n,
:sQhs: Colonel ManntnE~ LeEout. 1txn1: q. Il.
Atktrs.n, Lenout. Hight; M.asennts. Leu,oht,
mnnt, light; ]. H. Walker. Lsmank a,gat; Ii. l.
pcss.ee. Tenant, light; AaEy WatKef, Lamont,
Eikts: Hescus, Leo,nat- tight: CohsnEA Aarua,
Biz Run, light; Eouk-Aia', Sag. H&tI: Caa-lea
AaaIv1p-Ilhaoss, Mars-1ues. A.saA ba coxr.
, 1870-09-05

1nefe VIII be meeting Of tic RerunllcAus n
tie Nin1h ward, At Charles Hrrbe1tx, corner Of
canal and Aalher stscets, this evening, at
+clock. 4 general tbvtzation Is extended to ali
4 the party s1 attend. There wl!l b meeting
t tho NAT,f Exrcut!ve Committee after tina crn
i'll meeting adtonrns
-EAw ar,3 Price. TIC well-known livery stsht.
>ces-cf. whose place Of businrsa was on Ranioh
treet for 70 many yesra sct In this city, ycs{sr.
day, after long and serere Hines.
, 1870-09-05

oEtHaA, Ill, sept. 1.--Lass Friday Cspta!n r
Eat.eFy atffyel IN Oparxa with lye magnificent
peseheroh Norman stalilona- Their weigh from
l.eao 10 so pounds They were thippei from
tlon- Captain Slattery and Atssrs. Knss ami Nc
Courtte A,e the oFuers- Mr.- WAshhuE1c. our
Minister a. the Imperial Court, Is enurcd to
ctedlt fos having, thr'uxh his Influence and euer-
~, secured the removal Of the Freucn embargo
from the e1rnrtatlou Of these anttns.*
The corn crop ef 1fe9uois County, this year. EtIl
be the 121Best " have ever Produced Iac yield
IT'LL Be IN the netsaooshoosl Of seyeaty.Ere BASH
els to TIE scEr.
Some forty Thousand huS0ela Of max Will be
tharpt d from this point this season.
Fruit - anundanr. and. the quality good. The
market fl full Of Er8pea.
OR coun falr ccrnenees September 80
, 1870-09-05
The l1nnxuA Pacific Excursion.

Special Despatrh 70 Tia EhseAso Tttbane.
CRKyS Ne, y. T.. sept THE Kansas F7ctdc
excu1s.unis.s hare bean brought to-day from
Denver 10 Eheyenne-pattly 10 give them rtew
o, this place. and psrtly lot the 1!de over The Den
vet Pacific This n I'd opened early in June, and
ccnprcsa De nyer by mi: with the East BY rxo
seutes. A. N en,hus!ssl3c RECEPTION welco;ned
the excu, s!rn ;Ast nl1ht - crowdin trantpax1a,
mooined by SUNDAY In shis notoaoasly religious
4p,} r,,ra1 spxp. IN a:letY Us here. sudden
Stn,p i.usn Laramie Pt4lrs, Of wind r:tAuat
rain. bet laden Win dust tucker than I snoE
sto7m, btauus us 10 the beauties Of Cae!cnne.
Altar s:aJ Of n hour. The train returns to ue1-
Yr4, anu tO-tDbrrpF We s.Aft for &IttE1et4lwEy
Cea'.a! Sc ldahr EptiaxA- IN the moontaI,a-
, 1870-09-05

The cause Of the Wabash avenue nrc hal uott-
INF to do with the fever hea. Pike u caos1ug Al
No. IS Randolph sirees selling furniture ans,
bedding 20 much cheaper than anynody eisc. II
~, he cannot he1n u, ~ his low exrct ses aud
economy, with quick sales and email profits, ena.
bic him to DO 50.
, 1870-09-05
MURDER


'E"tNEf HK ( Ekl3F&BIttV tNs tE*
FRAsAIlS. =. H., Sept %.-Herry j. Gartuer
wna f&.a1ly stalbrtt by Eit>ha .. Stevens, tnts
uo1I,,ny, III n fn:.1rel growing ont Ut game n
uar1s. ltssh Nere EciefAn gamblers. Gartinet
alanpsh,sr Regiment, and taggascmaster oa shc
NQfthe{u RAtffuadt
, 1870-09-05

Sateias Dess'sich 10 Tbs Chieaso Tribune
AtLwArKEK. sept ++-ltn. Alpha = May has
h+en appointed by Governor Falrch,lls to nIl tn.
qte1ri. e'i term Of the late 1udge Albert Smith,
Judge Of Probate for Milwaukee, County.
, 1870-09-05
FIRM CHANGES.
COPARTNERSHIP.

The unass.ieped have this day formed eepa,sner,
rhe cnd+r tht am aud sftte II MsJ:t INN, ri f;tt
tUSvkR3K, aEd vin eosttrue the tapxr bua.ntss
berrtosp1e esDdnctcd hv AcCA1u Fitch, u the cd
.:a1x1, IA >uuta MAItr-st. IL. Mc1cANN,
M.J. FITCH.
Ch!cAep, Enf. l. 1yj4. u. X El3S%tHSK
, 1870-09-05
MOTE ICE

Thr Honte at CRAt3IH / CO., New Tast, hav. III.
day dissey&d. by mutual euuteat, their es1neti4n
Ai!h the Chicago branch.
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