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, 1870-12-12
GREAT BRITAIN.

F1SAScIAE ArPAfAS IN LONDON.
{aND0k, Ut-r. .s-EventrE.-The how OF fpeCte
to Il eli.Ikte gland ta:s wccE has been un-
E,uRly hfavy. The amount On haua to-day Il
day.
ENGLAND ASo THE rArAGr.
Mr. G!attstant = nOtr, announcing that the E1r
e1f1rei lbs taken cars to mske the provision
recessAsy Tor the protection OF The person Of the
Pore. sud adequate to support his dignity, per-
t0nr! fsesdnm, and the Independence OF his
splf1fusl fuLcttons, excitea surprise and
criticism. The E. vs1uEncnt. By such = decArs-
ton, Eaate st inte moment, intends the dn: t!e
purpose Ct tuflueus MH the great Catholic meeting
At st Jauoes' lia1 on Frlday. auf conc1l!sung the
fee}trG in Ireland, where Iumars Of impending
ditlleuiIy with America ALREADY cause alann.
1nK ALABAMA cfAtXA
LoSnoS. Dec S-TEe Tinfa ot today has a
strthMg ard conctliatoty editorial On the subject
CT The Alabama cIstnt. It asks no indemnify fnr
the thAtts he apet on England, In conss 9u"nc OF
she NJ rteda::o.1a Of she Atahara, but Graves 4
settlement OF the claims. NOT merely because THY
NE t.st, hut for the purpose OF runuEusat!nx a.
Ella of seI-eF feelCc and cfcser unity between the
Intted S'Atet ard Great Brit7lp. -.--
The Nisuislg fbas Of fo-sfay sees no hnpe Of bet
ter relAuons VITA the rctt.r States I! SAYS III.
bxs: An etttart asotb, O. arr driven from, poll:t
cal life. uhile men Ike General Butler w1tl nlttt
cal tr uuencp, md tsteotat0u9 Gnu 'tesF Il aho "a
nations supposed 10 be Uufrendly to England
/ lRMA pKLlyEKKo rP.
Five hurdrctl Gases Of 0uus, OF Colts n1anuSac
tur Z, y hlch were selIed By toe government, OF
tceir arrival rsre from America, hsve been de
listTed TO the consfgnee-
, 1870-12-12

4 lscAagnassen-Dc:.th Of ,7s3or t:,.l..

4 lseAIEuasien ien-Dc:ath Of .7a}or t:l,l..
tsUs
Srettsl OetpAsrs kn The Otftaeo Trffcut
ST. FACE- Dec. ln.--tien- VIC. T. RA91.as nag
resigned the posi.ioa I:e+i.ent Of the FAKE 5u-
re'1os Mississippi HaiT. ati. AFT. the resi:1a:ian
eas been accepted ov tac Isaari Ct D:rer'o.a Il
II IS understood that r. u. tIsss, usIant- :: sae
h.f knE atfr Ot u. Csa'k s'.,.. If Fhsiadt!En.a
has !tcu elected FnsHitns ct the cnEtranY.
Mxtns NB:. J. tNsic1. 4 w".'.kn.yTa citizen ac.s
teA.t. Ma;as ,'ul.en ca :rr e:r I.o,,: Ioxrs73it.
Ind, where te ktp; hn.tt, ar. 1ls aa~n,ntc J,
~ Euct 1uAss SH5e:tIscr tlru1 far th,. S3u1 aur
thtpneWA Inlfscs, ann >p.t'us l.unsssI = rn--
1nt,F. He va ai,1 cs,1ner.c1 w:..s tcGau az AZ.
It. NrIT ara few y.ass slfct. wa.ra r.uTi.t v.:l
pru1tabit.
, 1870-12-12
EtFe1s

ROCHELLE. Ill, Der 1A-About O'Clock this
motIttg & dIe broke out ht re, y hich Destroyed 1
Eoc<a thsie Of the bExtuess part Of the 10 ~.
Bans tarae block VIA entirely consumed. Tue
Cniou Hall, udd Fsllows', It'd God Tempt rs
hal!s were all tesunyeo- Fnurfeen bu-tues.
houses we're hurnsd CUT Thr 1nss II esttm2sed n
sto NO; irfused tnr about fse.b0o-
iHH4pktFH1A, Dec. 1t.-1bc store9 Of j. e.
Arofe Co en11 oil dealetB; r. B. Warden. na
*afe, and Su.bsum 4 B chariot, c1othinR, OF SEC.
ord sutss, below A.ca street. were dAn1Eed Q.
nft rn'7 mcTutn1. Ifss- 91o.r00.
CEsc1SrA71, Dec. 11-Tht n11ncn carriage u1Au
u:1c1psv Of 5 Shannon, WRs burnoa to-uieot
lrra. H.ota OF ss.ptp; insured IN cincinnhss eotn
palse4,
, 1870-12-12
n.ifLEt.jp D..


The Hor. J. D. GEtnEcu had two ni;es OF the
Iowa Cenual Railroad. approaching Grl. 1hel1
sTnded Al his OWE expense. His generosity eas
tsAen nanlt, for already The lal.scad men GU
lie s:iettf. ''G1innell'a grad,.'
THE boA.ds et Directors OF the Eeoluk
Mitrcstta xad the lows Northern Ral1roats nc.
3. Mount Pleasant, 1o7a, On The 9Th inst. and ef-
ftsted a consolidation Of the two companlea
t;totseJ. Eoal, Of 1ovs city, was elected Iresl.
'ieo', and CoioEei Patterson, Of keoluk, Vice
President.
- The Chicago Southwestern construction train
hss reached Fiotls, Iowa. about f17ty miles elss
II CcAtreytlle, audthe entire l.ae from E.osts 10
Llaev.l}e, f0.ty.t1o mica vest OF CentrcEIlle,
d-tauee o: siRass m;es. r h1ack WIKI men aud
teams. The number Of nauds Oh that pa.t OF the
Epfk Is estimated q. n,0.1.
Iii ia ,sta:ed In the Washington {1ow3, Pftxs
that Guy Wellea, nf keh1ak. hos puTcha.ed
tn.u9h sTrte trnn to lay 10 miles Of the t11cS
af the Kenssk 4 Minnesota iA:.rnat. =. It h.d
teen ftipl+5 10 New Os!eaGs FOR another cosa-
rar5, Thich was not able to fui1l its contract
after the tron lad s,eeu dumped ca sne leyee, AMI
wss bought 1t r. per tot !e.a Tran ,he usu1'
rr.ct, the corpxny o1ynla. It agreeing tu Ck: :le
boutls II the ktoSrK J. minnesota EliIosu ut sery
futz la:es.'
Articles of incorporation have been .i'ed with
:lC SECRETARY Ut Co.fa ado Terrific inco1posat!u.
LAT AHeA eASHNts lIuH -HfuHt8lG d ItGlAE
1he.1rt from Cheyenne una conrcct win tue
u, ana, be- Horn / Cssyerne Railroad Al the
northern boundary Of Wyoming. General St!1s
TT ed, Surveyor General, VAS elected i'scs'iaL{-
anl GsTerno! ]. 4. catnpbell, vice Psestlcas 4
cn1nElssee ff"ta tue Cnc5r1ne Uoat, ii Trade ;.es
ctnfcsred with te at,osrrasnetl oice:s In regard
10 tho planting O! co.onics IN the line OF Tie roa.
TIE rtospccts arr thai se7rYAl 1unlred fa,ntlie3
Will locate tatiT In the kp.!tg.
-A letter t0 The TK1nCSE, from Maqnoscta,
luws, December S, sass: About yeat ugo two
iatlioad projects were agltared routes surveyed.
stock subscribed, aud work commenced. The
one. called the Ildiauu Read, iItersects the
Sesthwes{cr7 at Cllnton, Iowa. an.l IL owne,f by
that company: The otaesv tbs Davenport + ST.
Pan1, c1uaaee the Northwestern at Dewitt, 1nwa.
Wolk tas steadily progressed oa these roads dur
irE the past s-sssn, aD0, to-day, the citizens OF
this toN lad the satisfaction OF knowing stai the
last ,a!l either rpad was Laid within thclr cor-
posa,e ,tmlss. S-xt Tncaday, the 13.h. Is np-
pointed for general jubilee. The chief ofl:cr4
Of sfesc twt roads are 10 pastcipaio nn.l 1t Il
tecte. II tte weathes permits. that Large dcie9a-
ittps t1Uu: Dns uqnc, Davenport, Cl!1tcn. Lyons,
IT,, will be ri csens. Toward the construction Ut
This rarcai this little town has raised tsl,aD3 By
IL tfiriGuA tutsr1is1i1n- q dollar tn bonds
having beeh vrtcd. AZ Is usuul IN sur1 r.aces. by
fh..4 4rt tr,nru
, 1870-12-12

In letter, which VIC pnllish elsewhere,
Judge Lawrence declines to be candidate
for the United States Senate, or to allow
his name TO lie used in connection with
that Office. This decision will be received
with regret not only by many members OF
the Legislature, but by the people Of the
State generally, who, however much they
nny he attached to other candidates, would,
with very great uuanimisy, acquiesce in the
selection OF jurist SO distinguished. and 9
gentleman so irrep1oaehable as Judge Law
euce.
, 1870-12-12
MISSOURI.

Position Oh " 0t0C en- AA ING S1AaC NAt@
ycrst1y-Au Old $1tt ,Dccad-d-
Avmco t:uAFo to Protect .luFdcFcr~
fEuln LynchIpK.
ST, La11s, Dec. lo.-A 4 meeting Of the State
wcuer's Suffrage Association. this ev-1ils, 4
,tt;cr WIS read ON PrnseeoE Kraf OF the Safe
tu,rcrtitv, stating tnar The trs,in'ton 1s open to
women the sane Ii men. fat It has no p'noeE Ac.
ct,fpn ossast fnf m, and uF~1uR the sun. d.0Ke
Association, and wnEuen In afl pats Of the STATE.
Il, pettrrn the Lests.A;uEe fos an app:pp 12ao1 ~
mskc n. al!e accoulmodarlrn Tor Enten seeking
ttc erue at,ttal AryhEtrEIs cf thr university
The association refer cd the tnUtuuHic9 1rn ta
<:tr,al ccnlnHtee. Aho will tPort It future
meeting. It ts rrcn4hsc thas an address to the
r1nesi OF the State vt Ge tsxuel utEln0 them TO
.ake Eettcu II tne matter, and a memorial pFe-
ssrtes1 t. the Legislature prAFl1x fpz ~ 2oproptt-
a ton to Face NJ Z . on the slre lodstcE Is men
50 1ar at tes<f, as trC2rtts the acquiring uf N
etrcafttu Al the state rrivee!'y.
4 soug-stan nn!ng kut against the Fascaat House
1nt,e7y As+oc'A',cc, for gost TuEent taxes and
retsitles wAs .lscijrd ycSteEuAy. By judgment
il favor ct the government f1E 9ls.oCa.
1ohn Arrpk.rone 3nh CHARLES Jo1lF, fhe alleged
nnyrfrc1s ct tne Laptne family, neaf Pososs. ftst
nonth, snd who we're sent TO S.. Louis some days
10 mt. II ts-dsy. IN charge OF 1p@tf OF MtEta os-
dtfJd out hx G.vrIcor Mct'lurE as N armed fs'&sf
s,rsra:ut. 10 sill She1,n C1atSs Of Tashtnstfn
County, TO preserve order ana protect the psas-
0oet8.
, 1870-12-12

Ono OF the most inexpensive and most
useful charitable associations in this coun-
try has been the New York Prison Asso-
citation. Its income for the past year has
been only about S14, ,000, which has been
expended almost entirely in contributing
10 The relief Of prisoners and their fami-
lies. It's usual receipts from State and
city appropriations and private gifts,
during other ycara, have been still less,
and expended largely in the same way. 1t
is very clearly not case like tho associa-
ton for the relief of links bsby. in which
El ,J7. los Cd were raised for the benefit
Of links baby, out of which Fl,372 los
were paid out in contingent expenses"
leaving only 4 si1pence for the baby. On
tho contrary, the association has carried
on, in the most humble wny, one
Of the most Christian aud USE
fu] enterprises of this age, and
which, in its results, has attracted
the grateful attention, not only Of the hu-
mnne. but of the students OF social science,
aud The Intelligent friends Of good govern
ment everywhere. Out of the labors aud
publications of this association, principally,
have grown the prison reform movement,
Convention, and whose effect hns a11e ,dy
been felt in every prison in the land:
"The results OF the 1abors Of the association
ststenee arr a. follows: Persons s,st,d and cd re- re-
ered tn tsfteuiton psisans. o.. .5h; plants ex
a'1tne.f. a'2 20: comrlaln1s wIthd avn Vt the .n-
AArEld en- fhc Recommendation nf the aErnt,
, 1870-12-12
THE NEW YORK TAX ON EM1GRANTs.

THE NEW YORK TAX ON EM1GRANTs.
TIE New York Tribune comes to the
.csenc Of the Tammany Board Of Eni-
cation 1,y declaring TINT "the cmigraat
pa,s no tax at n1l," and that - e1nigrants
who become unable to support Them
sclse within Eve years after their arrival
have claim on the cmigrant fluid for
kuppon,~ 1t is true that tho head
p,oney">n alien passengers is paid by the
ship which brings thom: hut it il equally
time that tie owner Of tue ship, in the
,a,c Of rass;ee which he charges, includes
the .a1 whith ho is compelled to pay
! on each passenger. The tar is thus
1.ail. though indirectly, by the
euligrrut II is also true that the emi-
| grant has claim for Eve years upon the
fund thus created. Rut, in the first place,
how many ever need to make the claitn2
| And. in the second rlace, how many ever
mike It, whether they need it or not !:
The number of alien passengers landed in
New York during the present year is about
Isl, ,.Hr0. Dnt fraction only Of these can
| l,ave remained in tbat State. They have
scattered all over the country; are, no
eoabt, most Of them earning their own
living. and should any Of them, At any
lime. fail 10 do SO, they will become q
charge upon the public or private
charities Of the city or town
where they may have happened te
settle. Not ono in ten thousand
il even single one OF the many thou
| ss,,Je xvhp land in Vow Vail. oo1 fnoroAi
, 1870-12-12

Important Educational Gathering

Important Educational Gakhcrfo8
"A S~nnhtson mt AnFoFu-
Special Detpa,eh t, be Chleae. Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,. Dec. 11.-a Cntred Teachers
institute viii be hesn here. commencing on the
-stn tps1-, Ard continuing nye days. several dis.
tty ertshtd educatorB from abroad hare aiguthet!
thcIi intention 10 be present.
ACRnxA. Ill, Dec. Il-The ,Rer. s. 4
Ho t. q E1syessal,st nlnlkser from Be!gtdere, vas
arrested u tre depo, IN this city. u,-dax, to- a.
ouflBEfors eIpntute OF bis person, Tue In.ites
tne for the arrival OF the mnru!rR express fn,C1
Cnicaso. when the act was coumi:xsd. He was
tsken before one Of the city mazt 7trates. snd
but did not DENY Il positively. he had returned
TIN r. U p soE pace dawn ihe roan, where he pad
been RtV!pE cour>e Of lectures, lie bad for
Raod-looein2- The whole a1Atr is a mystery
But 70. the advice Of ZONE OF our best m.u, Ii
Non'o naFe ceeo !scched. as the room had 1nanJ
iad.es IN 1.-THE Wivea and dau7ntcfs Of oar moj
respected cit.zens~
, 1870-12-12
PENNSYLVANIA,

sentence OF a ,lurdereF-Ss.ictde bY
an Insane NAN.
FnI1Apk,.ru1l. DEC l0-Haolon. ccuv1csca OF
,ne mptfes OF May MnhEma1u, has been sen-
r.nced 10 he hanged. the Cnust na<lu1 refused
MIN i new tg7aL The prisoner EuAde violent
spercb, ACOUSTIC the detective on1cess who tea-
fhrecei &c Of tho murder
rTirRrRaH. Dec. 1n-Ebepczer Henderson,
20 yeas Of sct. ore Of tue weafihiest c!uzeas OF
E1zxbsfh rcWpsft1. shot bi L8tlf yesterday
Temporary insahty wss the cause
, 1870-12-12
SOUTH AMERICA.

Hh&A1 StOAA Al AEf4S"AL-
L1KE CIT, Fla, Dec 10-The csole from
Puma Rots 10 KY West. connecttuc With the
1>nba csnle, hss cen diso'dered fol 1ne past few
daxA 4 steamer arrived at Pu1ta Ross, to-aAE.
from Harana, bringing the following Important
In u'<lit9epte:
Adsirts from Asp!ux ali 70 The 9Th. have been
received. Tnr Etathee WAS frtgatfu1. and Tepofts
ot LhirwreL were constantly com.rE
tn. Tue American schooner ScuddeT WAs
totally losr but the crew vas
eaged. The schooner Ids w1s lost 4 HaHof Vas
wsshfd sFerboad from the schooner 1sasEl.s,
and .,roxred. The steamer Henry cnaurces. tfom
New FeE, Uade three Intellectual aueme@ % net
tpio psr rhor On De etnher 8, ind 1t iAst Meut 70
"a n reespe the fnrJ ef t"e Storm Tne tu1
GIumpneF. Of PnIlsdelph,s. wntch saaled ~, 9n -;
Ct ,nber = Is furp nd TO have been lnst, with all
cn ronra, It Is 1eafed that the Gnils4o steamer
mRrt has he%n lost In tho Sou'a PAet1e. WITH Ill
cp h< ard Several steamers IN the 12soof Of As'
pinxau went 10 ees for fafetJ.
$NA11-Fo1.
Atvtees have heen received from valnaraI.o to
Sty. IL. Sn al-po1 WIS prevalent In the city, ~
vel "A elsewhere IN Calf
meupey Of Cpn2rc39 bAS1lR &1aettea Ia
, 1870-12-12
Rarper's RaZar,

Fire fror III p~littea and rect,ri.n ds.urs1-r- de-.
ftt1l t. fAgainc rleA-n' ans -tfrtt H. tho
@ e,n,.~,,: As't - in.rl.'ius op-t:s
E'Ia.Er rsctr hI,st>sn'. -ni +,srr hr.nT home
With iu cst:* sa:.laat +sraln9. 9.-{phiI.del2hEa
I<TECF.
Nv AT u,~an- !'". itsErE1ts H-zan- Not sor y,,ut.
s"f. hut fF " i(t OF A4hrhtrr alter
i,aiL If.ris Irssr " sAprr p.hlle he'd fhst
d. tShf"a The h. Art - hE:%tt Srvrr :EI u It
p:tt i9 Is.. so~-lseia sconnnss II trachcs.-TFav-
, 1870-12-12
CURA.

HrEsERT ASp NrXDEK
HAVANA, lEc. 9.-F,ve neSioes robbed Mt.
uheFhsu<r, Z GerEa an merchant. FeEe ouslng to-
b. ccp for scuae New YutK nousef, yestenfas
afternoon. Chez shsuex tSuck on OF the neg.oea.wn
PIE. ged knife into his abdomen The -ooneEs
tsrsped. Urerbaur ttctl At noou to-day. The
house cf Fuen'es i CO through the FEusstan
Cun.ul, offer r. ward for the discovery Of the
p+5rer3aror. The RoveIulent ts making eGor.$
With the same object
GARE01ING
III Rcjas has n1fe ed S*o ceg1cea, who rostbsd
!&dy b. RE- !1st week. Sot wee fntlnt Eutlty. -
r. gsrroted. Tne sentence viii be executed tc-
MORROW.
CRssfoBAL NRsS0z,
ex-Sfcrttary al Foreign Affair.". was executed n
Puerto Principe. One hour heiote he was shot
he n rote letter to his couutfJmep, the ortztnai
Of Itch is here, sdrsttrE them to i.y down .heir
arms spd tfnp tEe nsfleFs eGu&1ou OF blood THIS
net y xoold ,unfct 20 d:suonar on Them. he hopes
his lite viii be the last which will be sacTlnced
, 1870-12-12
IC AS
FLORAL GUIDE

-Eor 1871.
The FiErt Edition Il On+ Huud-aA and F1f.y Thar.
saLh sopitn II Eekte Illustrated tantot nf ~-ete
and FlaIsl Gndc. II pniIshr an.l eAty tnsend ont
Ito raftt Rrd Avfrx Of althtt ..Etey dtsta
flower vegetable. !: !. .ttka1.tl. pr1rfri
sntt Tin. ted with hr,r tiudsrd tine NTuon
tne1nrsos- mud Twu sesHtit1t
COloRED PLATES,
TLe mott ttaut tu1 and tt< most Instructive E7ars!
GHtac rntlithed 4 tstsnsn Edition published, in ali
tttr: fr.ps e,- -ui1H1 ia shs ns1irh.
Semi ftrr = eu'tnrHers ef TT. :A7fdJ - pn<
ehle. Iihpt sprs;r AtErn s-tt 10 nil uhtr- who
def then, !nt Cents. whir. mt half the
A.l1.:.. IA1iE@ HtEks Kocnr-tcr. y. Y.
, 1870-12-12

THK FIKASCI5,
1oEpoE, Dec. SIT IL suuoted In Madrid that
s. nor Ao1ei proees. - suspend tue payment Of
lite e4t on the lut< al debt fGr twenty months,
With the understanding that the nond-holdess are
siko 10 contract 4 loan guarantee1 By q moft0axe
uron the Il hsrco ur rrpn1y for Eve YEAR. Seuo1
Mrsel txrectP to reduce the budget Tor 1871 fully
one quarter Is COL p2rcd with tlAt OF the pFeseul
year.
TUE NV ETEf7. ~
tfspatch frou, Florence rays thc 2ad OF De-
ccrrhet Eas row been fixed as the tine for the
Duke It 4oata;s derastase frou, I'a'y for Spain.
, 1870-12-12
Aarper's Weekly.

Th t-t rulieat!a ol il. clnte il Aa,estc7 and =,
f,ra rsa =. II c.fsr wrek', jna5E.i. rot to pr:
sr II Ct umr rcnsar s inrst e9It-etl. n re-d
rr II, 'tier THAT 1rr rrnt+d. II. f!In-trattosA
chit .s.t.ss # n. e"rus.y 7iEost. n Traveller.
nh,.tra+ - nr~,En:.r. "a. tee- IL taae dtpcn.i on
r !Irrnters slHnr. 1T rcat4eF HnatlT & of htxh
n'drf OF t~YaFE usrft-Ssfis% netTneyc entc5taiq.
iEE. and tn-xrtpti % abl+.-tN-f +. Sun.
, 1870-12-12

cent :; On copper in ingots and pigs, i
cents per pound, md on copper in ores, y
CENTS per pound It will he seen That tho
Lake Superior mining companies havo
monopoly If the production. During the
year there was combination OF the Cop
per Manufacturers Association md the
lake Superior mining companies, by
which the high price of copper was to be
maintained. Part of this agreement was
that the Lake Superior companies should
exI,os, =. .o0N.tMn pounds, for the purpose
vt reducing the surplus stuck on hand
This they did. losing about , cents per
ponnd on the expert, but thereby anat'-
ling them 10 maintain an advance OF 5
CENTS per pound on the remaining %, f'o0,-
taN pounds retained for home consump-
lion.
It will be seen that the entire amount Of
copper now needed for home consumption
is hut l:..ahAI tons year. The amount
drawn from tho British and I1avro mar
kets, for home consumption, is :m,0h'
sers. The consumers Of copper in the
United States will understand from these
| figures why it is that they labor undes dis-
advantages unknown to foreign mnnu-
facturers. The British workman and
| manufactures hare. in addition TO the na-
tive production. the whole world from
which to buy the raw material. The con
sequence is thai they have an enormous
advantage over us in the manufacture oi
copper and brass.
Al. H$,,nr mn
, 1870-12-12

NoS7GoxE9T, pec. 1n'-1o Iotus convtus,on. to-
tay. ms NoptROtpeFJ .4drrTtsSsr, Democratic
rspcl. wsa appointed atAte t1lnser. over the
!. ta.a F4ts4, ReEub! ctr. Botn nnusea Of The
Ikgtlalu { tzkt Fnce4S On THURSDAY next foS
pue tocL*A,
, 1870-12-12
THE ILLINOIS DIGEST,

r y.
a1Ettt IT shr a.cs-.n. ri thr Supreme f,nHrt nf I-
M f!sIn T. Slrt IT, The ~ stne ut the l1I fe Re-
Tftr- ~ Nst. Asa Is,<ts. u'nsIn ,vl Vel l.
Fr'.c -; h. tTa v+!n.1r- e"s19lst-. ai5 a!sirra
tsr Vol .EtrLf !s- s"nt 4n r. Il MYERS.
rahlioi'rs. Law H,.ks.ii-r: ard 1usrorser.
, 1870-12-12

nsnth of an Old Citizen of s<eno%ha~
EESosHl, Wis, Dec. 1d--7he IIop. Slas Ames,
one OF cur OLDEST ard most re.Efcted ct:lzeu.-
died Yesterday afternoon, aged 50 JfA"S He was
tn hl4 usual health md spre1red upnn the
streets the day tefore hts death. He E1u be
RreatiS nh sth auolg our cllzenk
, 1870-12-12
THE NEW IOWA DIGEST,

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, 1870-12-12

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, 1870-12-12
For Ja3slsnFy.
THE URSERY.
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iii. year ft.:n, FRE. hy subscribing SOW.
For ~.t- By Rlt -w--D~u3er-.
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, 1870-12-12
THE COPPER TRADE.

From The report of n. B. Walker, of 2;a
Pearl street, New York, VIC learn the fol.
loving letsils Ut the copper trade for ls7o
In thc British and 1Iavre markets there arc
the following quantities:
, 1870-12-12
THE wALvHAM WATCHES.
WALTZ A wi
I: ATCHES.

We reen1n1sl end these VFssxcllrt.
10 our cu&1 olMert mud he public
us tEa~ best Watches sna<1e In
this country for tl1c price. En-
ndtlit ion 20 mn king nil the ortII-
nnry Ilnc Of Watches mn<Ie by
other makers in Shc United
*tn1e~. t51c American Watch
nmpany. o1 NSaaI111nm, make
u1anysty1e~o OF very fine Witches
not Ez1nslc elsewhere 7n tho 1:ni-
ted States.
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JEwELER$,
1l7 Lake-st-, Chicago.
, 1870-12-12

Estimated stock on haud, .
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The comparative prices in London and
Eo,- Vo+l- ara etots1l 90 fn41ru.a,
, 1870-12-12

fishermen. were excluded from our markets
l.y aGtv Of ~ ?~r cent; and that our
government refused TO give -ny equivalent
fur the permission extended 10 our fisher
an+n; TINT the result WAS. az their official
,+,n,ts show, that the createst distress has
,rryaiict1 amongst the C-ne.1ian fishermen.
WHO are Ect only deprived Of a mar
Let, hut absolutely had their fish
lakea away from them. Tho
Canadian Fishery Minister. in a recent re-
non, rel forth this matter. substantially,
il 70 have stated. His report and
speech on the suhject are in bad taete, aud
he is erilenily man Of very Amall calibre :
Int that docs not n1ter the facts, ii facts
they ar. On the other baud, General
Butler, Who must he regarded as the getter.
upof this controversy, RaYs that, having
enjoyed the privilege Of the inshore fish.
cries and the right to land and cure the
tash. since The negotiation Of the RAesrsvc1
II sr"~'y- a4a >f.es tne expiration OF thaa
convention, it is IN unfriendly net, on the
part Of the Canadians, 10 now c1clude On,
Fishermen. Feeling that this il scarcely
good law. he enaarges his complaint by
talking about the 'thcadlsnd~ controversy
and insinuating that the Csnadiaus are en-
forcing that Interpretation. Bot. in min
OF fact. The Cansdiaps have not aitemptet
10 enforce this disputed claim to The head
lands, and, therefore, General Buffers in
einua,ion is simply trining with Tho Amasi
can public, and is open TO the graTer Oh
lection Of seeking to get mp m intern1
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-09-29

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