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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-09-02

AVOID QUACKS.-A victim Of early indiscre-
n ton, causing nervous debility, premature
decay, &C., having tried in vain every adver-
tised remedy. has a simple means of self-cure,
which he will send free to his fellow sufferers
Address J. H. FUTILE, 70 Nassau street, New
York. Taug I2-4w
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-09-02
ORDER OF RATIFICATION

IA tie Circuit Court for Charles County,
sitting in Eqnity.-M. 449.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-09-02
sAlexandria Market, Aug. 81, 1870.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Rxtraordi nary OHer to Subscribers-Club-
bling at Reduced Rates.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-09-02

Ii for Young Men and Boys. Send for circulars
to Rev. J. E. ALEXANDER, Principal, Nights
I
, 1870-11-07

IN us this nlo; r,pe. auu tap,t,.y all pa.se,,
through. Il w4s t,veIy Au;u,un Suud -. rne
VIII WAS tI3h, Ausi We ba~sttl 2l..nx the 1eed1
WALTZ dsthed IL cur faces . shower Of lran
It are+ wet with the night atwS. Between n's-
t.uGeti noEeE-t~Ls auu snru.:fLrfies unkenpi We
md our -, unttI the bread wide FAC 1ie pi
the Prefecture thons through the tTe-s.
AheGdy on the heard wslE h* fore ttA W1nf0TR
stood In lite the rrtancs-ttreu.s; and many a
tnWnsular, XII gap, wsA soaking his bents
thr Hes grx-s~ l staod with the rest. Cot know
ing any more than them Eha1 NaS to hAppeu-
Tt. 4 ku11enly, at Il lsr FtasipE On one sid,
IeAitd Kindly s~ce, nut older than when ra~
II i4st, rvr yeHfs H8.,t in Pkl3-Ma'I, but peraaps
mole gentle. n. fe ltyAbte lhsl evef. 1t d!I hot
ne. q tLcn the shouting Of the Gro ri to sctl
wLh1 /. v that We had CONE out IT, See. sc .E,.-
u Is tbeft a child tu GnHsirnJOm vim i,ee
net know The face Of Ganba1dt C,suld there
baye beer any uouht, the lose E.eJ
oak ahd the scarlet shirt beneath. would hare
taken 1t away. In clear. s.,c1r,us t3u-s, ail.f
with Ulucn less accent 1haa l had e1rect-tl, the
Iite au sAH.: Ny cail.reu, your xelco:ue a'.i
inst Of gem hrsthelB over helms Ibt- AL Salt
kofdNr ke yourselves. conc to place nysett
amt M 30u " tight for the hoy republic T. fnen
vi shouted axaip, a.d the General looked m
aud down the Fanka With that happY 8nil: whlrh
seiot rs on1y 80 him. II. cr rnleux, brown, weAz.
cllt d fsce nliH pushed up tulI notlCt. ana "
chs tIen for him al.ss- n. t'>ok the R-eat II atHh
By the hand. ard paired h:1n OF tn- tack. ~ I.
=; eak: hut VIC did mt par much ac:ent on 10 v
E1tInteuK. AMI at la.1, after lalte1inX abon
sa htie, went hack thrtuHh the Or @-ia,tt
shinf,st neg ah left Gsfbalal to repose after hn
lung travel.
, 1870-11-07

The Cross Gazette Of Berlin gives the fol-
lowing instance 0! the terror with which the
Paris papers haze inspired thu French couu-
try peopls With regard so German soldiers
- Tie vitlage Of Cnezv, near Chateau Th,-
erry, Was alIlo7, depopuiated, but ons Of the
remaining inhabitants appeared 10 extremely
polite, while protesting slat mis- house con
tained nothing to eat OF drink, that search
was ordered: On d newls-eiectsl partition
being pulled doxn. fEishtful shrieks
were Lea11, and tho proprietor, trsn-
bling with fear, begged the oficsr for
mercy, NOT for himself, but for his
'pauc,es Jsues.' He had walled up his two
pretty daughters, together With plentiful
stores Of wine, hauls. sausaSod hnd proeer vei
fluit. The soldiers bu1es Into 4 Hearty Laugh,
while Tue officer bored aats begged PERMISSION
to lead tbs young ladies' out Of their cell iusu
the daylight. 'Take everything ssammeraa
tho old man, 'ouls spare m. my dauyaters.'
The Lieutenant, with some difficulty, aseuayel
tue fa:l,er's fears and the daustltora' appre-
heneions. The reqn.siilon Of meat aad IEiuk
wAs carried out in = nure respectful manner
than it might otherwise have been, OF wnica
the father WAS 80 sensible that he voluntarily
brought twelve bottles Of champagne from q
hijinx-ClAce.
, 1870-11-07

Epee3A Ae4p&LcH 70 B a6 Lalc&En AEannne.
NEW nASK CURRENCY fssCEn.
WASHINGTON, Nor. 6.-The Comptroller Of the
Currency has made hls ft1st report to The Sccre-
tsry Of the Treasury Of the amount OF circusali.g
notes issued TO banks during the mpnth Of MI
vcmlfer, unce. the net Of duly 1e, l5.a, retiring
three rez ce1t certificates abd tac1ca.lpg bank
circulation. This total amount to new banks Ia
3619, ,le0; to o!d banks, i 81 ,9Jo.
PAvAAsT6R GENERALS REPORT.
In addition to The portion already telegrarhetl
OK tho pa5master Generals report, Il coutaln7 q
statement that the halRnle on hama for
c1rcnses Of reconstruction ls flss,9e.. which
ts more than sufficient to cover all emata'ns Just
demands OH account OF reconstruction. lie iu5-
theF ea.s with respect 10 the sal~rJ Of officers OF
The army. :hat the new System Of rayin2 by
ssla1tes appropriate to their grades, as uacsi BY
the lan Of Jul5 last, Is nov In Working 1r,et. 1t
Is much arpro1ed Of change, simple and homo
cenous, obyiastug tho compltra' lous ii the old
system. II ia received With universal satlsfac-
f1n In all quarters The large issue Of T6c asury
certificates for The satisfaction chiefly Vt volunteer
tsounues. amounting during the year to a sun
exceeding nve and half millions Ut slollara- has
been promptly met, and payment transmitted to
the Respective claimants throughout the country.
THE COUNT or C1AtAa
-The understanding among attorneys practising
before tho Cour. of Claims, Is that Chief Justice
Casey Is soon to reaign, and that the President
Eas offered the place TO Scnntor Drake, Of Mis-
sourl
MONTANA VAR CLAIM
Inspector Genera, Iiar,1ee has spent gooi pars
ct the summer IN looking Into the Montana war
claims. In aCcorslance with cIansc IN tie till Of
the last Congress. Vouchers ulets alrc2ay amount
to about million dollars, The opinion Vi General
Sherman IL that the most Of them Ase fraudu!sus
ITO the Associated Prs%e.I
, 1870-11-07

tbs Queen OF Holland, immediately after
the ceselon Of Veuet4a, and while the war in
Bohemia WAS still going On, wfote TO tho Em-
peror Napoleon tha following letter: ''Juty
Is, 1eGG,-you give way 10 suange de1uslons.
Your prestige has been damaged more du11ng
the list sortnigh: than during tho Bhole con-
tinuauce Of your reign. Allowing tho feeble
to be destroyed, you let the in4oteucs aad bru-
tality Of your next neighoar grow to extrava-
CANT proportions. You accept prosaut, and
you don't know how to gire good word to
him who presents 1t to you. regret that
you u.iatA ta,o ittcs1etei Ia tbs question, and
sou do not see the fatal danger Of one power
ful Germany and one powerful Italy. Il is the
dynasty which is threatened, and II is that
which must bear the consequences. sav
thi. because il ia the truth, which you VIII
learn TOO late. Do not think tl1t the usnfor-
tune winch orerwhelms ma in the disaster OF
my country makes me unjust or suspicious.
FenetlA cetlet, you must III Austria, march to
the lttlne, aud impose your conditions. Let
austria be slaughtered, and you commit, not
crime, but mora blunaer. This, purhkpa,
is my last letter. would, however, cousidtr
mypelf wanting to su old aud eiacsre friend
rt.,sd.f t4btduRte sfy one last time TIE rho',,
to hut wish TO br ouc day ABLE 10 ss1 rs.
did everything 10 :rerent the ruin Of Will
iusrired me with 20 mnc4 faith au,l a1.cc-
ton.
, 1870-11-07

fnr1s-RrpoFt~h scarcity Of Meots
sea shs London Da.'y St'fs' Ct u
Paris will not succumb to famine, and Count
Msu-ask Insists that the alternative is sfsrva-
tiuu or surrender, correspondents from Pans
report that they ara enduring not tue horrors.
cut the bitteEnees Of xal. Meat, wrote
Surgeon Maj.r Wyatt, ten days ago, "is
pecial ) 70. regret to say, III muaey. To-
day We ara 1n,ormed OF the uut'ious
quslities II bullocAr blood" There ought /,
Le very large supplies Of meat in Paris on
shi. the third week Of tie Investment 1t was
given cut fortnight ago that w4en tha cits
aoe, Geo. which. at the rate Of 1000 day
would give supply Of mutton Tor fifty days.
Besides this, there are SAID to hare been TO-
OOU ot 81, ,t0J cattle, OF Which q certain num-
/ er were also 10 te daily kl4a@. 4 vast dcsl
Of food for these animals Ind been collected
but ~ it would be neeessa1y to
econo,nize much Of this for the horees
OF &ue artI1fary, cayaIry, aud other in isttue.-
bic services, sailing u ssid 10 have beea haa
recourse to on large scale. Fresh vesria-
| bles, according to the list accounts. we're
hardly any more to be found. This difficult;
| already experienced Of obtaining meat, shu~e
| how erroLeoua IL the supposition, otten me
With. that, in = besieSed to"n, CONSUMPTION
proceeds without 3ftninution until some MT
terial check IL a.1ived 1t The p1orpect Of
want il already limiting il in Paris Ton'or-
row, the investment will have lasted three
weeks and, On Sunday next, half the
tine for which the 1neAt supplies Of paris
| will hold ont, At the present rats OF consump
ton, will have expired. This is the danger o.
parie. The Dor.lerer's motto. ''Y Yuu shall
starve before will starye," which il appliet,
60 ster1ly in Count Bi.naark's last circular,
will have It's a.settess in Paris; aud oar Ia.
risiau resident warns Us iu everr lot;er to e4.
| pect bread RIOTS. rpere is good re1son TO oe'
| iieve that the s'oree OF fiour are moro ample
than thoee Of meat 50 that II tho cavern.
mept wi1i on1s mako up It's mind II feed thost
who must else atatve, the city .nay hold on
long after meat-rations have ceased to be Oh
| taiuable,
, 1870-11-07
W LE~ G obs,
FlANNElS,
FIELD, LETTER & co.

Offer FINE 7-s, 44, 81, and
6-4 An-Wool White Flannels
tEe.n Soc to s1.eo per ID AL
Wool .Amana White 3-4, 7-8,
and4-4 soc to$l.20; ALL Wool
Bed d, 555c to S1.i5; a full line
Bed F1annels, 25c. all wool:
All-Wooa Medieated, 55c: Rob
Roy tk1rtlpg Plaids. 40c and
up; Grey Twilled Flaanels
wool and cotton and wool, 35c;
Fine Opera F,annels, Csc;
French Plaids for Cloakings.
75c;4.4 Embroidery Flanne.s,
very cheap; 1G-4F Flannel Shirt
ines, $1.75 to$3.25, and amos:
desirable line Of al1-wool and
cotton and wool White Flaa-
nels at Csc per I'd. The best
bargains they have opened
this season.
STATE l. WASgiAGT1A-STs.
, 1870-11-07

The regular meeting u the Doarl OF Trustees
Of the town Of HYDE PARK Was held at the Town
iiail on Saturday afternoon. Present, Fse+tden.
cahy. Trustees CLARK, DowueE, harrington, Lewis,
anu Smith, and Supervisor Walte.
CATTLE oRnISAHCE. ...
In response tn pcEnDn of rcsdthts, Il MAS
dsdt1etl thAr the district III which cattle. horses
etc, ptontbittl from running at lasRe. hu from
Lake Michigan t. hsuAalee Asenue, norm ot En-
t,-nilta s:Iret, aua fem kAuiAkee asenuc to
state street, lof1h Ut Fllty-nfst etre<L
II WIS 4so ustle1e+l tnaI tne ordinance rTohttit-
ihg hctdiEg cait1e he strictly enforc=d.
lease xss o,esrStss, ] .; 1 liz old church build
ing and forty ieet VI ground, ffum the Trustees
of The Hy.ie Park lreseytefiaI Chu;ch. from
Angust, 1870. to May, 1879, At 400 peg aaaunlr
u hch ives, On motion, Qccepsed-
IMPROVEMENTS.
1t Wa3 ordered thsS ihe Superintendent. ahyef-
rise ter proposals 10 construct all tne unfinished
sinewstAs on 1uniana avenue. Forty -ninth anu
Itlaf kt1rctE, acC0TtitDG TO tie 0EalnancE2-
Ais0, that tle Superintendent rephle all the
sltt ak Crossings un Oak street, anu tlat ne
CohSu uct cEUsslE9s on oak street Ut tue luln"ls
Central Railway, m both Etlea Of the rood, &ad
Oh both sides Of The Eirret. --......-........-
A1so, tnat the Ccnnlsttee on Assessments snpef-
lnte1u The cons ructtUn Of Sidewalks 1l STATE
street, end uo,tfy the contractor Ut anT detee11'
Also that tie IllInois ccptra1 1sai.roa, rom.
UAA ktre, |, outside Of the limits OF tht atfect, sn1
Ill up tie nee low IL the street, 20 that 1t saau
Ntt GE nh1fGfoHk Us10 pA.ScDEeth-
TKKASCKEk'h Kkf0HT.
The monthly fris'r1 ut the Treasurer showed
Receipts. $40; disbursements, A.s51.3s; balance
cash on hand, 4is .s3l..a.
SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS
The following 0rntnances were adopted:
Tu Frahr, stone, and gravel the south half o
EEan avehue. from State btteet To Outage Grow
avenue: AID Elm bttees, ff.tn E9an avenue !,
OAAR. Utl avenue: aul Oafxp0d aFehur. fEot1
| Elm -:1cct east 10 town line The cost Was eats
/ 4 ated at xl0,e50, aud Daniel L. Horne Al
| San utl Faulkner we're elected the Commits
4 BIoltrs.
Tuerade, stone, and gravel oak street. fro7
| Fit Eel HseLut 10 tUstsEe GinTt aycnne, 81. ~
Sainth It Stanley and Dallel Il. lioIae were elecl
Ell the t'omn lAs RIA fA
| To e,n'e a,t4t uraycl Forty street, f:ot
Stnte st.frt to The llsccts lent al Rallsra: lxt
| nf ~s.. fl1,tte. Dansel II. HnFLe aId John Ms'
] ti1eton Nerc elected the commissioners.
/ Tt TT DE-, hitcn, AMI cu Sert SlAte street. fESs
Sky eeycnth II, ecl IL SuesS -Itth street, =
J. IL T. !: and J. Il. StlnlLJ Wtrc clcc:etl tue Con
| uilskiunt n. ....... ...
ress lution was pa seed that the snna o! III, ,0t
he arrtot' sh'cd for town purposes ant be ehsere
| Oh tIIt TAX levy, eic,
, 1870-11-07
ESady-SnatCMtnE - Aatusattn-ktFottas
0f the k8u~tAsAHs

From the Montreal Hath<ss, -t0t. !.
Regularly as every winter COMES round. aud
the meoical culleges open, VIC hear Of cases ot
booY-rnatchlng, and although search warrants
have fseaus ntiy been issued By our courts,
ret, somehow, the resuIrectionists contrlve to
e;ude detection. Early last week, some young
Montre Alc1s visited Sorel, and, under cover
Of dark night, INSIDE a rsia On = graveyard,
disiuser1ed the body Of young woman who
had only been bariesl a few days previous.
and carried of the corpse. They lett some
OF the ~ t,esa clothes" about, which lpd to
the affair being discovered. The police in
Montreal we're apprseA Of the Altar. and.
although the steamboats, and railway trains
have been watched, no trace Of the tody has
set been found, although it il believed tlat it
Was truught to this clty. This body-sn4tct
ing, witt ole or two men, il quito i profess
e!ou, and curing Session they Will bring par
haps between thirty and sixty . suoiscts,~
wis.ch .re worth from 5l5 10 a.3, according 10
the demand and rurrlv. Wo have heard Of
Gle case wl,cn OCCULT! n n .a'ssectica,roau
in this city TWO 5eaEs aso, Of the corpse Of 4
young WOMAN. when laid on the tab!s. beng
recog1 Ted as tsat Of ! students e4a;er, who
had died ouly two weeks previous. Such
eases az the above are very rare, but aomt.-
what similar oues hare occurred OF students
being called to operate upon the cotpsca OF
those wncm they hai kn ,Rn in life.
, 1870-11-07
OHIO.

Meeting MT E.utadonyttlc In the ln-
tcrc~t OF the Baltimore, titss-
0ElFRh. Continental i chicago
Railway.
Special De<p4teh to The Chlcako Tribune
LorDoSvlLlx. Nor. 6-Another mee1tnG Ma8
held herr. last evening, In the interest Of tho Bal-
more, Pittsburgh. Continental + Chicago Railway.
The meeting vas largely attended, aG,f a
good deal Of enthusiasm man1feae1- An address
was delivered By MI. J. ". Bull, Of Fort WaJue,
VITO Showed the benefits TO be derived hy our
town, and to a!l clakEes hy scouting 1hc route
this route IL the shortest stfaiShtest Ana easier
grades than nnv other route proposed
lie Was followed By Judge stewas 10 thorl a.i-
and some zoe were subscribed. Tue c1tizt nj
are determined to spare 1esher time, labor nol
money to secure this great thoro1G hfafe.
, 1870-11-07

LoSlHS. Noy. IA sotcla. correspondent Ut
the New irrk T7b"ut. with Qarlhalat a. DIE.
writes 0n 'ht LIT: "Onr p ii aon becomes daily
less tenab.x. GaEfb31tt'n turcc Is stall without
a1ms owrfx TO the tnsritno, .n''ii!csence or n7+a
clpos ttun anEpn2 The Fsench authorities both
cty1l aud military. The General cnmnsnl-
ing +: Besancpn adecA to ignore Gar1b4.lIs
ex!srenre. An engineer arrived This morning
from Reszncon with orders 10 h'o~ up
nj l'rAIrcs across the Douos, between
1e>71cu:4 aud Dalee, thus cutting of Gst1oa dis
retreat 1t he should be hczteu- An expedition
Ras sent 10 examine the bridges, aod found them
Ell rnlntd the otficefs in c:Asge Intending to de-
stros them hzue night. Garbalti thrice o.
Tered h1s resignation. but Nas rcfused~
The TRIBUNE correspondent with CsartbAldl Etttea
, 1870-11-07
zsnrfbnldi.
Gsnrfbnldis
Tho Echo Of October Is has received copy
Of the following letter from Major canzio,

Tho Echo Of October Is haR received copy
Of the following letter from Maier canzio,
the eon-in-Iaw Of Garballi:
'1tbauk you fr1m the tottcm Of nty hear tot
ytur last let1es. T1e General left Caprera On the
6th hntl arrived at ST DunifAct0, In Guss!1a frum
whence he embarked for MGtse!ltes: The rest ypu
kntw. For me, I have Abandoned Ill at mr af-
fAtrs in Geuoa, aud lett MY wife and Children. /
have ttieErArhtd " Aehut,i, and informed him
OF ali. The 1eucral wAa detaluetl q piis1ncr At
Capsesa ~ stated IL tie Ee4u. the island b-
liz sur. uudei by tnfre ships Ut Nar. aid Aa &C.
tive wA:ch e+EAhlishtu near the Generals house;
bur, bt ieTtn9 that The GeneEal would Z = 60 10
France, the Italian Government y noyt d tue sur
yetllaI ce; Il eu II y as that the Reruoscan Gov
ernm~ut sent ertclal tnvttaston to the General.
which he accepted
The ccuesp spopdent Of the London Telegraph
writes from Tours. DcsoueE 9:
This morning we had q sensation Standing At
tho deer o. tho hotel. about O'Clock. became
axhxe at CJnmotion unaccu-toutd IN III q
nysceful town. There WIS hRr*3iaS Ard rae
inc. shouting and tossing up Of clps, IN wcnsed
my. ehockinE-or the part Of the ,orsn~
p.aux, A hantf OF Francs ruEeurz passed qnick W
ny. with bcnt hsowS a1d scsotote sttp% The
eyrifeti public troeped behind. Someshtng,
said. IL tn lilo wind: Aud has:eufd f1 }otn tue
esrs.r We marched swiftly down t1e pan.
lie aycpre, and came to those iron 1ase8 OF
The Prefecture which I have not before seen
onen :. ndeed, from scraps Of cen1etsatnh otet,
hcsId. tne event seems ta1ely 10 hAte aappe
IL hnn,an mtmo1y. :. H:"s 9s"xGSa e.. psis oIas'
snfe gsraeos befose:" But lhe 9sses Eete "'oe
, 1870-11-07

Vested, and that, II their OF oiz representative
rhnae<, to temain ~sthiu the neniesed CITY
isey do il 1t +, cir zlak, aud IT i. therefore
uufsiE to SIX Of he German military authors
tics to let Gesp.teh.e c.oe- the lines Of invest
ot nj any more than brad or a1ms The l1t-
ter would render the besiegars msseriA aid,
while the former might giya them mara; en-
oour1grmeDt- Capt IL johnson. who has
once efo1e crossed the Prus>iaa lines since
the siege, waa told By General Blumenthal
that, II le would tho~ himself gAin within
the lines OF operation, he would be shot. Thi-
mlld warning hasseaed the Captains
departure for hoHae oyet the cirruitous
route Of Belgium. GfU1-s.
, 1870-11-07

.~-~- ..-rs~~<~--~ ~->- --.-~r- ------.- -s~>
TwILkISS-At hi. Yrstdence. Eo. II Wab1eh ayenu~,
the kt inst. david Wtlkln4. INF the urn Of vii.
Hnk Stnne. oAnAelr.t AGED u xeA1s. -.
lime OF funeral viii be <irsn TnesdAs nuo5xtk's
p4neEs-
~ Detroit and Pittsburgh papefs please copy.
BR0NIIO~-EunSAs morning. November 8, Y. H.
BfrruIlow. xerd - year..
Funeral fro.a tie .etdeoee Of hi. tsother, +. r.
Hrcrnf1aw, 6n Michigan aFrnae At 10 o'clock Tues
dAv useEnne. .Fnends arc invited
, 1870-11-07
THE LAW COURTS.
Miscellaneous Business on Snt-
urdny.
United States Circuit coul

United States Circuit Court.
4 pisrNfTEp curScIL
T1:xasctn Mc1.ew '. Thc ChlcAxo City Railway
Company. In TITS case. fully mentioned during
the pttslency Of the t1t4 ito Recover TOT pessoaa
lujuics} the Jury, falling 10 agree, waa discharged
, 1870-11-07
MASONIC MUIICEx.
~, attention. Sir" A3afqhtss

s,1*' .1fff3iftol1, Sir A37fghfs.
Stated conclave Of Chicago Comman
cry No. -, &. 7, Monday evening, No
venber 7, 1870, at ia O'clock, In the,r
Asylum, corner Randolph and Ha1sted-
sts. Business and work Cd K. T. Order.
Visiting Sir Knights couzteoasly well
coined. By order of the E. 9.
JOHN WRTTLEtX. RecoEder.
, 1870-11-07

4 Nnr OF Races MT Sc1nln with the
G;nGnt ffss%rlf.

EANNt lkc&ttlts
SELMA. Nor. h-Thts evening, q quarrel. pcnt1-
Ing al! day between J1ck Baxter, white, aud All,
Granger, negro, both bttck.masuus, eliminated
ia lhe laiier being shot and killed RaIter sur
rendered himself to Natshal Waite, from whom
he VITA taken by = mob OF negroes, stripped,
heaten, dragged through tte STREETS, aud ttit for
dead. Through the influence of General Pc1tns
ani3 others, the ~hItea gathered and armed on
herring OF tho affair, but werr restrained from
attacking the neR1ors- slrDng faoAst. utler Gen.
e1al pct1us, WIS summoned hy The Sheriff, oy
whom the body OF Baxter WAS taken from the
ntrroes, and the mol, dkperl-d without further
violence. The city Is Qulet Tonight
, 1870-11-07

LoSpoF. Nov. a.-Drsratcnea from 1felGtAie
report that the Sesytau ChambcF has adopted
several bills making liberal rrfos In the adtnln-
istgatiou.
1t is denied that the Turks have made any
threatening demonstrations on the frontier.
, 1870-11-07
GREAT britain.

LONDON, Nov. e,-The Empress f:ngente and tho
Prince Imperial attended mass tp-.say At the
Catholic church d. Cnisehurrf.
Miner Gibson Will PROBABLY run for Parliament
from the Isle OF Wight
, 1870-11-07

LONDON, Nuv. ca dcspatch from St. Peters
| hurgh It iht alEt eass: "Aa afllccr I'll tue En-
rero1 suite has left for Versailles with special
despatch"
, 1870-11-07

rEfRrE IN CIRCUIT coCRr.
E!:19tetE ". Shepard :. Marin SA1 Bu-en
Sa iaFu. necsee Of d!yotce on the ground Of de-
stsutn. Marriage I: So:thvt11.. Micn.
DIVORCES AsKtp IN CIRCUIT corHr.
caroal- AetzerI '. Ie1ty MetzCe1. Proceed
LEE tor asso'ees Marriage At Chicago, January Is.
l*3. CbSrHe soa1 The husband has been guilty OF
tec u os, ,s.ss'lns I'D denaa aaas nao,sua drunk.
tere'e KICKING un the Cd Instant Gem plain ant IL
sSed - yeaIe. fnr+rsE Of the rasnes: S blot
! u str unssheaS1 Qnaties Of Lot S., butiernel1S
Addition. and nou.e M Il Reese street: 1he
lcsthc4si quarter Of the northeast quarter III s-e
ttr : u ehss, Aun - - ac1xa IN the southeast
corner Of escnai section :, 80, ls east, on he
chicssu Mort; wtEesu Railway, beside money
hard and on Deposit Injunction 10 restraln
disposition Of the property.
Mary u ach = Jodn'L. Bach. Bill tor Dr.
volre. AanisEe February -, 1854. a1 Wolcott-
vile. Coun SnaEs1ton July Is, 1870. Charge,
crnsequ.tt esuelty. Three chiidsrn. Br 1euer,
written IN h1sa:. and probably by accident sp-
repdsd TO the htn It aopsAEs that Complainant Il
=: Ea7ensyi1se. aau tnRt she left her hu,naad 70
cone T. chicago IT, procure = hsotce The huk
band has neStt been h-tc, II woold tee1n and tne
wou1n1 children sSe suIl u Copnsencut, proaa
, 1870-11-07
II the ls.: "ltis luapotsibie to discover any CO.

on The lst: it is Impossible to discover any o.
thuhissm amtrg the people. They do not bellcyo
IN y1cto,y. They fras pruas,aa renzeance.
and alcscie MI their propcty. G.ribalh allo~s
nuthapE 10 Ike taken without requtsttlou. Tnete
ia 20 disorder. Everybody IL compelled to pxy,
The Ftcneh iestrtS Railways sad ttleG -apaa-
DALts. Ncr. s-Msaui. hi-A serious engage
mcnt occurred to-day on the road from D,j u TO
St Jeaa dc Lorne. The rru<s!ans, though using
artillery and mlszail1eusee. Lad, at p ln.. gained
no ground The enemy were fooled bJ thr Francs-
uttu1s III ali aIteMpt W crus4 'he ssanst, Nruss Is
occupied 1J the Germans. with artillery.
LoHDos, Nov. "a despatch from Dales. OF the
9Th fnst, sRyH Garhaldt has betn t4feu Prisoner.
with saiils Italian tt11ce.s-
N1scKILAxEnus
LONDON, Noy. G-Toe Prusslans hare occupied
StSr1ens aud MoE11lc- They arc also At Herman
court.
Bstttany has subscfibed htavliJ for the national
io.n.
ktratry has crtrcuchtd the troop. under his
coHlmAMl In StrnnR ppsttion. defended ~ heavs
naval eurs. He Is well supplied with field art,t-
lc'y. Volunteers are thruuging to his caup.
TWO ball;sons from Tours, with Ore pa-4e7 zrr3,
were captured. Saturday, b. the Pruss.4ns, and
taken a. prisoners to Versailles.
LpSrUS, Nuy. az. T. CoIblu aud son arrived
from Paris to-day.
11st !ns,Alment OF the loan, instead OF ycntutog
on Friday.
Thiers, after bis interview with Trochu 1t the
outposts, returned to Versailles.
LONDON, Nov 6.-Tne Paris !Nona<ur gives
of,ctM warning that the government is deter
m!utd to suppress toulDals which continue 70
furnish Information OF the movement OF troops.
Such journals vii! not he Proceeded aSainst IN
| the courts, but their ot1ces Will he seized and
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