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VIII the United states Aid France?
IL I.sla..n II. /


France has reached crisis in its af-
fairs which is very like the one which we
experienced after we had been fighting
for some years, Great Britain. We had
exhausted our resources, and were on
the point Of yielding to an overwhelming
force Of the enemy. 1t was at this time
that France sent us some ships and men,
whereby the scale was turned, and we
won our independence as a republic.
France has been defeated by an over
whelming force. The probabilities are
that it. must speedily yield. Suppose,
now, we go to work and pay France that
which we have owed her for nearly one
hundred years. Suppose we repay the
original loan, with interest added for
ninety years. When man is hard
pressed for money, he naturally turns to
those whom he had befriended under
like circumstances.
We're we to pay France, principal and
interest, what We honestly owe it, a good
many hundred thousand American SOL
diers, and an enormous American navy,
would be speedily at its disposal.
But, if we cannot pay what we owe in
kind, let us at least not be indecent
enough to give our moral support to the
power which is bending its entire ener-
gies to ruin our old benefactor.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A Tainted Atmosphsre. '-Malarioas fever
are most prevalent In The fall. Heavy and
unuholssoms e1halations then arise from The
earth. and the great disparity between Tbs
ssmpsfaiure u day and nirht predisposes the
system. enfeebisd by The Summer heat. "a
Epidemic dlreasos. The tscroiiTc organs, The
liver especially, 49, APT, II tss= period o. NC
year. 70 become ineu and sluFrish. apa Az
che bodily powers require rsnovaiiou. The
bet. indeed ths oniy protection hrhinst ne
,noftid isaasnsss II ne season y . whole
sasss msdiealsl siimuiaui. Pfe-eminsnt
amsns shs rssssfailyss n this elsss. shd H..
dssd fsfsnosi smops The remedial and pfts
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NEW YORK.
A Missing vesseI-No More Bills of
Exchange on Paris.

A Missing vesseI-NO More Bills OF
Exchange on Paris.
New York, September l3.-The re-
port that an American sailing vessel,
supposed to be from this port, had been
lost on Goodwin Sands with all on board,
is matter of painful solicitude to peo-
pie of this city, Who have friends likely
to be afoat in that region at this time.
Inquiry made at Offices of the steamship
lines, and at the packet Offices, failed to
elicit any facts. No one here has the
least idea as to the name Of the vessel.
Bodies of victims of the. tugboat ex-
plosion, which occurred at Perth Amboy,
Friday morning, have all been recovered.
The Herald this morning says that
yesterday Wall street bankers ceased to
draw bills of exchange on Paris. This
is the first practical effect of the coming
siege of the French capital by the Prus-
sione
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The French Republic.
rom the New York Tribune.l

From the New York Iribnne.l
We are rejoiced that America has been
so prompt and so hearty in extending
the hand Of fellowship to the new repub-
lie. There is no power from which lib
erty and popular government have re-
ceived more practical encouragement
and have a right to expect more vigorous
moral support than from the United
States; and there is no people in whose
welfare we take a warmer interest than
the people Of France, who stood our
friends in the dark days Of our own rev
dictionary struggle. In the war now
virtually ended our sympathies have
been enlisted rather for the German than
the French cause; but we have been
careful to distinguish between the French
people, whom we have always admired,
and the despotic system of imperialism,
which has been the foe not less Of France
than Of the whole Of Europe Out Of
the humiliation of n military defeat
France has now wrought a great politi-
cal victory, and we congratulate her
with all our hearts upon the prospect Of
happiness and glory which opens before
her
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The RI.lnr rlae er nerolu,lon.

From the New York Evening NALL
There is not freedomloving man in
Europe within reach Of the news who
will not to-day be thrilled By the an
nouneemeni that the United States has
recognized the French Republic. So
far in the great struggle the voice OF
America has not been heard. Most Of
our citizens have individually shown
their sympathy for the Germans as
against Napoleon, but our nationality.
as such, has not been involved in any
way in the contest Now that the tri-
umphs Of the German arms have re-
moved the main obstacle to American
sympathy with France our recognition
Of the Republic will everywhere, and
powerfully, reinforce the rising tide OF
revolution. which seems likely 10 sweep
over Europe and to belittle by contrast
all Of the successes won on bloody fields
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apple-.rcc party. The Democrats are
wise as serpents aud harmless at
doves" They look ON with joyful coun'
tenazces, which seem to say Fight
dog, fight bar, no dog Of mine dar.
Family fights are the most bitter of all
others. Either wing of the party would
cheerfully sell out to the Democrats or
the devil, rather than let the other be
victorious. Hence, the Democrats are
cheerful and expect to win.
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PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, September l3.-The peace
conditions, as printed in the Gazette de
France, are grossly exaggerated. Prus-
STA demands no 5000, 1000 francs as
indemnity, or surrender or any purchase
of the iron-clad feet.
The Prussian official newspaper says
the enemy, in contravention of the CAPT
tulation, blew up the magazine at Laon.
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A Corinne UTAH dispatch says that
a party engaged on new road TO con-
meet Cache Valley with Bear River Val
ley, have discovered huge natural cave
with a stream Of water running through
toward the entrance. The same party,
with lights. penetrated into the cave a
distance of about two miles, without dis
covering any other outlet In some
places the roof Of the cave was so high
that il could not be seen with the lights
they had. They intended shortly TO ex-
plore this natural wonder thoroughly.
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CINCINNATI.
Annual Convention of knights
TemDIar.

Annual Convention of knights
TempIar.
CINCINNATI, September l3.-The an
nual convocation of the Grand Chapter
of the Grand Council and Grand Com
mandery of Knights Templar held here
to-day was celebrated by an imposing
reception and parade.
The meeting Of the Executive Com
mittee of the National Labor Reform
party takes place this evening.
General Eldridge, of Chicago, the
attorney in the notorious case of Craig
VS.. Sprague, is in this city, preparing
for new trial of the case, in October
next, at Chicago. Some of the best
legal talent has been engaged, and the
proceedings promise to be as interesting
as previously.
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The Italians occupied Bagnera, whore
twenty Zouave officers surrendered. The
Romans cut the railway between Cerce-
cana and Frosiuone The Italians are
advancing, and are well received by the
people.
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INDIANA.

Arrest of Check, the Murderer OF
Harrison.
LAwREScEBURG, September l3.-Cheek,
who murdered Harrison on the 9TH inst.
was captured in Enoch county, Sunday
night, by single deputy, who thereby
obtained the reward of $500. This
morning party, some two hundred
strong, formed and marched TO the prison
TO lynch the prisoner.
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ruNEVAL NOTICE

The friends and Aequaintanees Of James
Corwin, sr.. and family are respectfully in
vitsd 70 attend his funeral from bic late resi-
dence, No. as Main street. Wednesday morn
frg n 10 ofolock
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MANNHEIM

WALKER the residence Of the
brides uncle, Colonel NJ. b. McMahan, Jersey
CITY, n. j., on Wednesday evening, feptem-
Der Ith. BY. Rev Or. Shaw, John ~ walker
and Miss Alice NJ. Swan. daughter Of the late
Hon. w. g. swan. all Of this city. No cards.
fknoxyfile papers please copy.
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rrssnuRI PnIrr1cs

The Radicals Of Missouri are hope.
Iessiy split. They are a. badly con.
fused as the party vas in this State
when s.ek-s and Senter we're running
for Governor. They have . soEi Of lib
erai party 80 : sort Of BrOvui0#-souF
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LOUISVILLE.
The Kentueky sta,e Palr.

LOUISVILLE, September l3.-The State
Fair commences to-day. The prospects
are very Aattering, both as to exhibition
and attendance The city is crowded
with visitors. The entries are very large
in number, and the weather splendid.
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HOSTING MACHINES.
NOTICE.
Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders
-oF THE
MEMPHIS AND OHIO RAILROAD CO.,
on Monday, October 3, 1870.

OFFIcE or MExFHIs tSD Ono r. r. Co.
MrNFHIs. September /. $50.
VNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF The
Stockholders Of the Memphis and Ohio
Railroad Company vill be held al the offco of
the Company, In the city % Memphis. O.
Monday. October 3, IS70. az n o'clock an.
~ NATHAN ADAMS, President.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE
COPARTNERSEETP.

T HAVE THIS DAY. ASSOCIATED WITH
breath, Stewart * Co., and Stewart Bros. *
Fizer) in the business of the General Agency
Of the Equitable Life Assurance Society Of the
United States, for the States of Tennessee, Ar
name and style will be Swain & Johnston.
JAMES A. SWAIN,
General Agent Equitable Life Assurance So
ciety of the United States.
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Austria has for iis arms a double
headed eagle. Austria apparently be-
heFes that two heads are better than one.
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yentive medicines of modern times. stands
Hostetter's Stomach Bittcrs. Its reputation
Is oo-extensivo with the Western Hemisphere;
ithas been standard article fortwenty years;
lis sales tas may be asccrtained BY the revo-
nue returns) are far larger than those Of any
other proprietary preparation on this CONT
nent; and the testimony in its favor embraces
letters Of approval from the most distin-
guished members of all the learned profess
sions and from well known residents Of
almost every city in the Union. These are Its
credentials. To state what IT is doing to pre-
vent and assuage the sufferings of tho human
family would require more space than can be
given TO the subject here. The dyspeptic, the
bilious, the nervous, the weak and emaciated.
the Responding, the broken down. find in its
renoyating and regulating properties sure
and immediate means of relief. 1t is pure
vegetable specific, at once safe and potent.
and for which the whole materia medica af-
fords no substitute. cod
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| have this day Gas per reference to the
above card connected myself with James A.
Swain in the General Agency of the Equitable
Life Assurance Society Of the United States
Northern Mississippi, and in such capacity
present myself to the public. The business
that Il have just entered upon is eminently
worthy of the most serious attention and
thought, and commends itself to the calm re-
Fiction of all, and the company that l have
the honor in part to represent, is not excelled
by any other similar corporation in the United
States in point Of solyency, merit, worth and
extent of business, Emboldened by these
considerations. | confidently appeal TO my
friends and generous public for fair share
of their patronage. 7. N. JOHNSTON.
Memphis, September !, 1870.
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GROCERIES,.
JUST RECEIVED.

JUST RECEIVED.
$50 bbIs. Corn Meal,
20 casks RacOn.
% tierccs sugar Cured Hams,
500 bbls. Flour various Eradesl,
80 :. Choice Rye EIOur.
30 packages Choice Butter,
80 boxes Cheese.
% bbls. Navy Heans.
10 - Green Peas.
10 half bbIs; Parma.
25 Pearl Barley.
I50 bbIs. whisky.
400 cases Can Goods.
100 bbis. Sugar various grades).
30 syrup.
And other articles too numerous 70
mention. for sale low nj
G.. A. ECKERLT'S.
AIS Front ST. corner Union.
lls-is-ll-l5 nemphis. Tenn.
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cRoCERS.
CRoCERS.
TOoF, PHILLIPS g. CO..
Cotton Factors
WHOLESALE GROCERs,
1858 Front Street, Memphis,
HAVE in store and arriving, large and
Ill varied stock Of
Groceries and Plantation Supplies,


attention Of the trade. Ds- In quality and
price they will not be excelled in this or any
other Western or Southern market.-9a Our
supply Of
Mess and Prime Pork,
Tagging. Ties and Irvine,
Bacon, Clear and Rib sides,
Conees. Rio and Java,
Syrups and MoIasses,
FIours, all qualities, favorife
brands,
sugars, Brown. Clarified, Refined,
MackereI, New Crop. all deserip-
lions,
Candles. starch Soap,
Rr0Oms. Buckets. kfeves,
TobaceOs. all grades and prices,
Shot. Powder and Lead,
Oysters, Sardines and Canned
Goods generally.
Caddy and Heg Lard.
Wines and Liquors,
bourbon. Rye and Rectihed Whis-
kies. etc., etc.,
l. extensive and selected with especial refer
ence 70 the present Fall trade. Buyers will
do we'll 10 call and examine.
The COTTON TRADE continues to receive
our especial attention. Consignments So
licited, and Instructions .regardinglthe same
faithfully observed.
TO0F, PHILLIPS & co.
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PUMPS,
PUMPS! PUMPS!

cEvKRAL VARIETIES JUST RECEIVED.
- II you need one flr any purpose, apply 10
BROWNE A BROWNE,
SO SIS Second street.
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LATEST TELEGRAMS.
sneeial. to tho Ledger.

bntCIHIS 70 tHo HV"t
AMERICAN PREss ASSOCIATION. VIA 8. p. A.
fELEoRAPH COMPANY.
, 1870-11-06

rr, ,o,. sn4 " ri ,axss tot ostco*,hlt
tt..ux.,ion IN sn4;is; ia,r.. + IA pIuuaes. In
fIe nst,ss ,et: &C esass.., navr .een sss.eH ey ~
Ire cumi.ret K-9 II 81 naAtt..l a1sl ?saaS w.
, n, ers Inht .hr,r he .ds uouIfne 1 the har'e
Il I'm. ,ae s.r1,n9 l3ht. II they Hard Z, ra'
Ii. i ~,nI- we're 'h.r owt. a:r, ro;: a. ltss,nsa
The lrsy ot h'aekma'l on their etrnnss eua 4ann
Iatcn is iaun.eo II the n,r footing sp1ead TO-
s.ut pt not nj frcsdou. Lc. me SAY taeut axani
tnot II ms usnt s1all 70 With u, sn1 :
rlat1o p,1 oyrr The n3tlnn mat II Il
an ir!.,a-lye verdict nf = ttr. p4opc ta1t pave
ELau cruc from beneath aial NJ. oeScena !lon
tnr rafrj.ansnin fnat t.rex.5 mc1snrc'c.s cottup-
ttnn md user no tnrses machine tp el :ct to
, njcr ucu wno-n the people do net = '9as. ana
IL fncenenrrrcc AID G.~c's'r : merely tnaf
r1eT ran IL bora trte a1u equal. hut sh3. erest
N ~ shall i've and die free aat equal III tals, ens
republic.
, 1870-11-06

6aIks Iaa. v. Nil. y. :. Clark. ChAA i.1s.. ChAa.
T. Luke.
TIE NEFLT.
Mrs*Ta Henry G. HrrfI-rth, Ehayks- WfTFot RsajJ-
min s. .tottsnt .Jda'b FsAcher, & IhlE, J,sn
Braun, John ). Buchanan, Henry Mtytfs a1t
efhtrt:
t3kS11BMES: Yanr call, requesting Eac ~ l-
c0nttdare for Ie-eItc ion Is Ai1etnl1 nj tIe
rrhth Wanl. has been FEC. iveti atd coasi!- ed
havc carefully ano seriously renectei as to my
duty III view OF all the c! cuunntances, sad have
CO, uIed 10 tlarc c.r nam. at J n Llsp si 3nt
lhr cf1ce rsmci. / am, Ike many Of ynr, an oil
Resident If TIE ~ard. aLsl am detplE sttaEhet' 70
it, nnsl feel cIcnsAb' pride Ia It's Oil
iu pTpycmtn:A l have he4vof-t1 10 nerse the
wsId faithfully ana urstl1.h'y In the Common
Council. and tn perform my t,u,rs rs an Alder
man according IN .ay best a.lity and nly conStc-
iiulI~ vi ligAl sud prOpt!ety. ..
FrhM :le " tltrcc C1 .rY sensss an cee-
str.tn. Il 10 believe with yuI, ih.t my defeat E0f
n. ntlrAtcn At the ptia ary Inet1nE was produces!
bv the DtAbs yt.u Indicate, An1 ~ f'Aud vt'ia1rs
ajl .h1RslolH Or sgrt emrnte. tl1 not 1eel lnuod
by TIT Acro. Of packed ana farStcal c1n:as'
and therefore coupl1 with FOUR reques. aui aP-
leAl from enipn1ze1 'tpplitlcaI hunrners' 70 tne
nclrul and t.onaudc y1sers nf tnc Tenth HaT.
End with their verdict shall be enti civ satisfied
Thanking ynu sentienen. oue all, for the co.,
ddeGce your cali seems to fepose IN re,
lam, TerT respectfully
CHARLES {. r. HOLDEN.
, 1870-11-06
Tho Produce Markets.


NEw YORK. Nov a.-Co71oH-Dnu aa>i a ahs,Ic
lover; SALES Of 1.alo ba.es uptan.,s At lsc.
BaxApsrcFFs-tlouz steady, wlsn moderate lie
eeS @is ees si g. f se o &c Tseat Il Il
far uetuand, but lower: receipts, 3tdVN hu:
sses b.; ea ~ NsreT, aSais za1ng
is:s white Michigan, sl,s5- RE qutet and IN
RArsG nsasy sae5 s ea
COO bu: sales, 81 10 hn: Old rtAed s&aSSc: new,
Sc. Oars tn goo<t aemAnd At fnf plrrs: receipts.
1e,tfo I'M: sa'cs. ss.'ro bu' Western, asaat1.es
CrT1oS-Rece,pts for the week At al ports,
,ee.s - hales: exports. an; bales. ,
47k See; putlesl. Slt4@ac-
Hrrs-@{n!et and unchnnTe.l
GnoCERiES-ruffte IL lixnt demand, ntls aILitr3
nztn. sugar qntet am. uncaanss.i: sa'es Of -
| issses .iuu ani ulsaaages. Rice s1eady, wssa !
| PETRolErx-In iatr demand, and na.ket aru;
| crude. tuil; n tined, S5Ac-
hCI1ER-nnn but uuthange't
CHEEx-I'ull but nncnanEr,l. at aalsKc:
| PKoTisioss-pork IN Light drtnan,1. but holders
r1m sa.ea OF 5ichsts mess At ~. ~ bis
etc Bacnn dn'!, tnr unchanged; long elsas ut,i~
saies Of sa, icss new steam u 1stes,l.c: o.t,
IVA I5tc; l.s0 icy. !or December. January, Feb
tuary. sud part Of Marrh, nj lssc.
ssl~* at s73 br.s at &c.
FsEisnrs 70 L,vEnrocI-cute': wheat. b1
META1s|Cnppe.. manuracrurca, .s-ady: ins,s
rrn al sessA 4a.si.c- i,x uon scarce ann nH1ncF :
unchanged. Nails lsas active and unchaa9sl-
l LXTEsr.
haEAr faof!sat r. !M. a. ~ .n1n a:.s :, -
'.es: Writer ~, amber. t1-s:es 1-3sc. Nve lust
ant, uncn.ngv' o.ts N lten5 ,'sna7:1: but naa :
In I've b. le maui It'll holders nrm 1elt 5'y3sst
, 1870-11-06
TIE CITY n BRIEF,


TIE E1a.u OF Public Works, yesterday. awardea
.frtyscis IS ful!ow1: Fer importing Market
.,1cet from Lake to Randolph streets. 10 Steele
Mcmahon, al 81 per foot for uew walls, s215 per
ilt'l Tor retusl.i:k:sa Cents per euo'c 5asd laf
clI!rg; and stIa r+r square Eatd tor paving Fnt
,uiprpIl7E Sixteenth etrc.t- between state atfeet
and Michigan atecne, to Thouas MscS.n- II 10
-..-nt< per cubic t:st for grading: 1s ceuta per
ItrrAl 1sra foE tctestipg curb Stone md 81 tef
-euaIe yaIt1 III paylnr. Fur improving Mienf-
yaa svcLur fSo1l TKeuty.ninih StIeet TO EEAn
axetuc, 70 polese i Shepard, At Is cents pe1 cnuE
y-sd Tor Hing ard gtaa.ing, aud <4s9 PER snotc
i,nrrcv,r. Southwestern or ogden avenue. rom
Vest Twelfth ktttet IN The city limits 20
i, +. sass r.tr cuhtc tard TO-. nacsdamiztne. + -
ptl cuec I'D for EraytUr. &. 81 pey cuose sA.'
fnr 81, Il. 70 cents fsr cuh'c y2ru for atfcaluR u
sart fr ravt,e Easte7, al cents rer cor' fcr ms
@onrr, Is cents pet cubic loot for !urcstou stcoc
plank,rg gufseIs IS GEMS 1er nreal foot
, 1870-11-06
NEW YORK.

sp.e3sl ps,pateh . The ch1ess, Tfthune.
INV TORE, Nov. 5.-The markets were dun To-
oaJ. u u Eene.4ry the case II tae Close o1 the
xer&
GOLD
VIA s.eMy, fanztux from hoy to lloH. The
hns,re vas less active, since somc OF the short
accounts have been Closed The steamers salna3
9aSsso w.s on home sccouus- Tae remainder waa
Mexican 9lvef, In tf1astu itoin VEN Cruz ~ LID
dom. ca.h cn}d la far slpptr, bans aayIaS
h.en n.1,e xnrou, cousaerauon GU either snts,
HONEY AAaxE1. .-,-
In the mo7cE market thesr is ssnl sefs eaF
feeling. In some Cases ssAnssctr'as Wsst mane
On government collasera's as 4 PEE cert sh1oasa
the general rate Vas to per c:as. III :ae dis
count market thefe WIS 'tees oas1nH y. -"
snt g,aln paper. but without aa< ca anEs IN a.
VIZ Wv 5s NJ cent '
GOVERNMENT s0sps.
.op,o.. -, Government bona. continues.
| notwithstanding the rather ffmeF tone OF the
on,a ,n.,ver Tnere Is considerable supply eoa-
inR out o. toe hanos Va .a,es. 49, ~-.c,.,. csn
Plus Of STOCK beyond "nAs sae kos1.9asus 49,
slsotb ty tts frs1nced purchases ana. unne. Tue
| circumstances, the dealers arc cauuoua III t0eN
| ouscha.rs
l sAS~~ss .
The Et0ck market wa Qnle', taouga nFm-
/ EXCHANGE,
v,,.,r, exchsnsr was s,csur at the rates
.,.,ssT
auosso sesle'oas-
WHEAT ANu fAeN.
The speculative frehnz IN vesAs sau uont aAeo
mt today. in consequence OF auiler reports fsom
| r-.- "a I.-,.r r,-.4i,tx The rn.rkrts c1osed
| 61A'F1 ~-N - g. f 07-7
| dePressEd
BANK 81a1nrT- ...-.
! The bank exhibit ro-tAy shows that the hanks
tawa sic a l It oats Ut pcsr;5 ss3;o go In their
| 49, Tn. nonts ~, = h5,i k,7 1,s no
| NEA se.e'sS A.s . - ~.
l l0oTc toe . peE cSnt tc4H"eu " INV. NC
statement Is mora favorable THAI WAS generally
.x,&ct4t
| e"f
Ito The Asseeatea EieeAt
The f0AlSH ELKEfEos.
NEW loRK S1s. aLInsGI w ~
Etdcrai >aftFFlso.t ~ tASu E!essoa . u,s...tI
He iufofus them. wn!e tnes nav. ~ - ~ ~ :. =
arrest, 1t ts tnelr doty 70 CAV we a.teuAel " su
Marshal Whenever 1aey susneI crime aooat v
Tx coMZn!ftaaL II II taetr da1y 70 oe ptesea
during the canvass, and note haf Fto!Rtlna
section g ct The ac' nt Congress- or MAY. lS.h: !.
call nFcn sre Dtpa hfsnAis 70 r.Stse. HaeM ~ I
tte uschaIEs y, .u".s .ns ~ ~ ~ fs+nns
to each ceitncafe anJ sateens as @ - ~ -. ~ -
they mnr des1te to naAst auH Hs4s ~. t ~ - =
teffed from thf HerlotHnnec " ta.M 1e!ss = =
I RnH fhYR&5E
, 1870-11-06
THF CHICAGD TRIBUNE. oUND
n ra,.h yo,ey. W.pA.: Kate P.ts3ns. II. i

NJ; E}t:h Moiey. Y. D. Il: KATE Pat55n5. II. T.
u: Chss. c~!e, W. o. 9.
At ! r. Ruix- Rrpstou Of ss1r Of yo1c 1.o:i-r,
M. X. held IL, E,,aay rveaius. ii tae'r -p'Ea+
w. 20 s. u.h L4sllle sucar. he so.l ,sen: MN.
RS we're ,2sistle7! mo once 10 ne rn.uirt
f,nS c;inntr. Illinois: r. II. c r., il, H".ry
lincoln: " c. r.. liru. Harry Ca,-li: " '. l.,
III. b a. Damon; ". $. D. (. 1a:assi; ".
: french; ". r, Sra cara HuHntnson; W. N,
n,5. j. j. Damon: " &; St< G. vi k1ns: W
Sert, Bro. :. Q, 1er,z; Y. Thar. Pr, J,sAp7
/ D;ske: W y; NJ III IA! !,s GO gan,a; :.
d rsulss, SIS Lille hutchinson; Lodge Deputy,
Hr1 N.Lrnn l. ptAEe.
, 1870-11-06
FROM DIES MOINES.
.1n.t1cr md x sebbcrE iu Cedar Conn-
1y-Thc villain 1'nKnoWn-an At

DEs MONIES, Iowa, Nor. a-lnfor'nxt!on vas
received here yesterday. q the mn 1tlsf O. lnan
C.tsr vcnniy. Hts b,ly y rs tound on Monday
lasf. hus The snrroslticn IS that ne was
single man, living alone on u Homestead. From
the ap, ea1unct cf things IN the house, the one
who did the ltr,t hsi %:aEe.l al Night, and taken
,Iatti:c win dishes On Il. As thonsn
Two h41 eaten. His sku.l *aa broken
Nth IN tx belonging TO the murdered
u,au. The NIc:rh arasEei his body 10 rN!cn
rfcse b~yen, thr. v II IN, AMI t:en searched Ink
honse, taxing such things ~ he wished from II
tur s+vt,sl 'iess pttvtuns there hail been q MAJ
h. c4i ald hsi been seen Al Lnck'1. The genera
r-.u'on is thAt he Killed him 70. his Eoncy
: nee that lime he hiss rot treen seen.
:. Glas,ap, lac hankcr at A.i-1, Iawa, who
i. nirgc.1. committed many crime: while dotn'
| hpslcrrs there, was htr~hIed in hausAs ant
trrurbt hack. lie hail preliminary cxaniua
ttc. ard vas he'll IN ts 60 bstl th appear at tn
| FEBRUARY term cf the District Co11t.