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Opinjons Of she Supreme Court,
january TcFm-Cnscs Redockcscd

6paetA pesp4teh 70 The Chicago Tribune
SPRINGFIELD, Nov. 1d.-oplnlons Of the Supreme
Court, January term. $50, have been lied In the
following cases, for which IN indebted to Hon
N. a. Ta0ey, Clerk Of the Supreme Court:
+ Cunningham =. C1alg. Error to ColeA J1dg-
q. Dlcgeidein, 1mneaded, kc., y. Hersuan Ct
A. E7os 70 Brnwu- DecFee On b{n Of resieW Is
II. Williams ct ii =. WlgKa1d ct A. EEnr to
PEatt Decree reve1sed.
q; REtseoe e d '. ioyk Ct Il. Appeal from
~ T.P. AT. Railway Company =. Ptndaf ct u
appeal ttom Mclean. Judgment feTessed and
= SpEague Ct II, 7. Hazlewluk1e, inpleaded,
&C; Appeal nom Mclean. Judgment reversed
.s; = SE,alsy 3! -. Mat'qn % .an;1!zs.soF' DC.
s. snTeyv. Doweli ct Il. Appeal from Nason.
Decree reversed and rt1auded.
| 81. aatnes Ct H. '. uatneA Appeal from Nc
Lean Decree feyerFed and reminded
con. Decree Affirmed.
Ill Wlnneanetk Insurance Company '. Ha,se
grate. Appeal frn1o Mason. Decree EeIersedL= l.
are reversed Ind rtsaanded4 - AN~A' -
kbthe order Of the ConEt that the folloHns
S,na.pe % t se9oe1tsa Tor fostheF argument ~ III
3. Chamhlln Ct L. :. Blasr ct a. Errur 70 Ma
j.: Fortmaa ct n. '. Ruggles esh Es1ox Il
u. Gilbert ct al. :. Holmes. Error to Ran
s. Price =. School Directors, etc. Appeal tror
| Mclean.
g. Stevens :. Bsown. Appeal from Chan
t,as' ass. F Etdmann , ct A. =. Bowman ct Il Appei
14& johnson ct aL '. PuHoee7 n1or q sehu,
- Thona. ;. County Of Nozgsn & a. Al
| peal ftpm Morgan.
1e. Indy !: sattA ct a. Error 70 o..rk.
, 1870-11-17
OHIO.

Officers Elected by the Stntc Woman
Suffrage Convention Tribute to
tho Late Calvin F. SlaFhuck-
Sunthcrn ErciKhaEs
ColUxRC9, O., Nov. 1h-The Ohio Female Suf.
fraRe Assoctaton elected The following Officers,
today. Tor the ensuing year: President. Mira DF.
u. n. Tracy Cutter, Of Cleveland: Vice President,
MTA y. u. Cole, Of Sidney: Recording Secretary,
Ars- AAfy Graham, Of Cincinnati; Corresponding
Secretary, ME- E D. Stewart Of Springfield
Treasurer, III. l. Il. Cra1l, Of Cincinnati
The attendance has heeu small, on1s twenty
fout delegates being present.
CISC1SNAz1. Not. 1k-The funeral OF Calvin r.
Starbucf+ OF the Cincinnati T.ssts tAEeA place to.
nosEow a. 10 O'clock q. m. At meeting ofthe en-.
ployes OF the TINA oet, held to-day, resolutions
were adopted paying tribute TO his coustanct,
uptiRh3neas. Ch1lstan-l1ke purposes, and pufa
beneyolence. and mourning for the !oSs Of &c.
ycred fr,end and generous benefactos. Apprp-
FrfAte resolutions were also adopted by the Gin,
c1nuau Typographical Cnlou tonight.
Maxwell r. G4ddes reached here TO-DAY.
It L. ANNOUNCED that the Ohio + AlsxsHrp
Railroad has completed arrangements with ii.
rates announced to-day from Cincinnati To ylckI
bufEh and New Orleans at, bsc1u, 80 cent? pc
hundred pounds; pork, sa.eo Per barrel; VA,
landings. PET cent advance.
An attempt WIS made By number OF lcad1n
criminals list night to break from the count
jill, bu. tneu plans were frustrated By the Tigf
auce OF the otlse1A
, 1870-11-17

ST. Loc1a, Nov. 1k-The steamers Cornella and
Bossler were bufned near New Orleang this
morning. Both were owned here. The former
was valued At xa5 oon. Insured In the Enterprtse,
Of Cincinnati. for Is. 600; Eureka, Httsoutgh,
A,Dpo: American, and F1rcmeu1 Cincinnati,
sl,s5o, each; Commercial, Chicago, 1880: c.n-
cinnau, OF Cincinnati, a,oe0. The Bossicr Was
built here, only month aEo. and was vAtued 1t
SIS OlQ insured Ia tho Citizens, Franklin, md
Peabody, Al Of Wheeling, Is 90 each
, 1870-11-17
FRANCE,
BULLETINS Fcs1lEnKD nr TIE 1orRs' GOVERN

NKST.
TOURS, Nov. 1s-The following dispatches
were recetsed to-day b. the government:
DRxux, Sov. 1h-Tne P1usz1Aua now invest
ing Pa.is arc forcing the French peasantry Into
their service. The latter are compelled to take
their own horses and wagons to work on tho
rrusssau defcncc8 under the frc Of the forts a.
Paris.
pnux III occupied pr the French forcea
LYONS, Noy. 1a-Dltou Is reoccuplea W the
In heavy force.
Mos74Ro1s, Nov ls.-TLc rrusstans hare
t,u.ncl the railroad station and several other
bulldogs at Mcmours-
MAKsx11lEs, Nov. 1t-Late advlce8 from Al
geria announce that General Lallcmau hAd taken
command Of the French military forces there.
In hts address he said his mission was simply to
! tpsurr pc4ce and order IN the colony. He
| had no Intention whatever Of meddling with the
| civil authorities Republican principles alone
could save France and Insure her future grandeur.
MAIsc1llea Ia quiet
Tours. Nor. 1k-No ordclal intelligence from
the Army Of Loire OF Of r2sts Is given public to-
! day.
AdyiceA from al parts Of the count.1 show that
there Is great activity In preparing material OF
Mnr The governments decree Ordering the de-
partncnts to fuIntsh cannon, ts ooeJed with z1ac-
1tty IN Ill unoccupied districts At Bordercau1
and Nantes me1allienrs only are made.
| AnAicn Of Pru1slAn Official dc1pasches Na8 found
nj Orleans yesterday, frum which the government
| obtained valuable information Of the onenJ1 In
tenuons ......-....
A DAyartan Count WAS arrested JesterdAJ, In
Toufs. nc katd he Was member OF an ambn'
lance corps, WAS sent to tho frontier, and re-
leased-
Westber ver5 bad.
FAD LOCK FOB THE GKRAAHs-
Hpv YoRx. Epy, IA special to the Horl4
.,~x Yh.t nf1yate letters from Versailles sAf TIT
position Of the Germans has become e4uemeE
critical, and alarm p1esails among aa VINO unae9
stand the altusuou- Tho king would Fe1atn :
| once 10 Berlin, but It vas not con2laeted sale
| permit him 70 depart without lafgo eseot'
| which conld no. be spared, A ne "oul
) | he captured Or sho. bJ the French. 50 great -
! Won Moltke's approximations Of the consequence
: Of attacks py the forces Of Trochu, and 6ms
= taneous assault by the Army ol the Loire, tas
i cntrenchEncnts are being thrown up In tae 9cs
n and nanks Of he German positions around fa.i
= onacers Of high rank at Versailles dec:ate uo'
= Mo 6esrnapa ind themselves beAeged, ~
y oaef lestess stAie that q hAns!ormAno
= IN tae seene has occurred. The French Peep
" Ae enang1nE from depression and fear Into col
& noence and bravery Immense euppltesr N
~ y sqyaef flnea and Armstrong gun are in the
u nAada aod the uumbeta Of their armies arc co
etans1J increasing. In saort everything pfonnis'
r. The complete tuIninGof thu table and utter AMI
II hil4t1ou of the tnvadefa
ca 1Hx ARxr ExnxH xAErKuFFn
As T01Rs. NOV. 1e.-Despstchea to-day report 4
nd adTaacc Enarto OF the German nsxs Army und
IT i -Gene1A 1nnteu1el II! ired u staAsops,
'o- LoepoF, NoT... ..1t.-AspectR1 correspondent
, 1870-11-17

GALVESTON. Nov. l6-cotton nEm: good ordt-
nary, 1ak<ai31c: sales 1855 bales: net receipts,
SIS La1es: STOCK, 11,.so bales
CHARLESTON, S. =, Nov. i&-Coseon IL OPENED irs
net ,eceipts 500 balea; exports coasswtsc, 1,1t'
bales; q ocE, 5,749 bales
SAVANNAH, Nov. v.16.-Cu1IoS-1t1egnlat: caole
news caused huJe1s to withdraw from the mar
let; mtddflnSt i5Xc: sales Of 80 bsies; net re:
ccipts, xt77 bses; exports 10 Great Btl.a!n 4.9os
paies: cpa4twtsh, 1,533 bales: stock. it.3s bales
, 1870-11-17
-
Died.

Hiske. one Of the most Distinguished juztsts Of
canAda, died ycstcs1aJ. BIase occupied fos =
number OF years the position Of PIofesscr Of Law
IN he University Of Toronto. Upon the reor.
Eauixinz Of The Court Of ChAnceI BY the Bald.
TtD government, Blake was elected Chancellor
Ehlcn once. he held TIL the 6th, when declining
health compelled hll re8tgpasion-
, 1870-11-17
ZFV
INDIANA.

Horrible Results OF q Roller Exp1o.
sion Mt AndeFsom-Stx Persons
Killed .OutriKhr-mauT More 1n-
5uFed.
1SpIASAFoIts, Soy. ia dfpatch from An
most horrible accident The boiler In the heading
factory Of Csptatn Doxe7 blew up At half
paat seven, Killing nFe empl0yes OUT
living near By was torn to ptecesr and every
member Of her family more or lesa Injured. The
factory and house 11c a total wreck. The acct-
dent Il due to detecttFe machinery and the eu-
pioynent Of an Incompetent engineer Great e1.
c.tcmeut prevails, aud further particulars cannot
be obtatded At present.
IxpIASAroL1s, nor. 1t-Doxcy's oead,ng fac
tory, At Anderson, was blown up, thls morning,
killing fonr men and wounttug nFe Or stx- The
hou.c asio!ning, while eating breakfast He1t
blown into the gtreet.
, 1870-11-17

building separate from the main structure, were
NOT II tM' d. MI. necocs, one Of the Hlllefs ot
the estah'!a anent WA Seriously. II nos fasaIy.
!atured b. the failing Of hztchwAJ curing me
p cRre*a Of the 1ie.
pKoy1p1Krk, Nov. rs The Pocasset Blesehet!
burned last riahk Ln68 400; injured.
BAL11NotK, Eor. 1k-EaTty thl& morning Btket
/ BYoA~'2 giass work. TeIe de&tspred bJ Gre.
Less 1T, 100; fullF insured. r
, 1870-11-17
War Department Weather Report.
Ex171n STA1Es SIGNAL sKRE!cR,l

The following ia the on1cial record taade for tac
obserya ton and report Of stosns, BY telegraph
nnst st9n1l- for ire benefit Of commerce On the
nosthefp isles nd seaeoazu.r fos,tae twentv-tool
hours ending u 1ip: Y. Chicago tine: e The @ sasle
rter n the hours ct O'Clock =. H.. knd p. n
antt Ii =, n also the amount Of tainfan fos tht
1xentJ-lour hours ending at :! = n, sooT And
hsl1 being 4 dueed 70 1ain. I9e barometer feao
, 1870-11-17

L1Ayx,swnH7H, Kansas, Sov. 1&-The Montauf
nour uains. n this at5, owned and operated by
Wilhtat Brothers. vas destroyed bJ hst Tedte11t1
folloWs: Albany CITY, Albany, S3N0; American
Central. = sos Lamar and Lumhetn2nst, ChlcAr
20, 9 go each; Great western, Chicago. - aoc9s
dod md 93oe<. ,9ao1 sh1of injured fuR &2A0 N
North British Tce engine Ind bo$ls1s. hetnz IN
, 1870-11-17

rotusm ments-IIcn Robbery OF u
Nesv XofkeFs
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 16-Franz Starnstick, crazy
P1ussau, thrust butcher Knife seven Inches Into
his hreast last evening, and now lies IN critical
condition tn the hospital
VIZ. Il. Arthur, formerly General supeEintend-
cnt OF the Illinois CealEal Railroad, tooE charge
OF the North Missouri Railroad to-day IS is Cen
etal Superintendent, rice J. 4. Knight, resigned.
Addison Day, who has been connected with
several railways in New fork, has taken charge
Of Tie lion Mountain Railroad, as General Super
tnterleuE
Cfasies rnde1htl, Of the hE,n Q. Appalant, Gar
na1n / Co., New YORK, WAS robbed at Le3Sen'
worth, ha1ka8~ On Monday night, OF fso0ln notey
aud gold watch. 4 soldier st Fort Leavenwottt
ta supposed to be the rnebeT.
, 1870-11-17

The Charleston Congressional Dts-
trtrt-Hosxcn VI. DC LnxKc.
WASHINGTON. Nov, lA-Adsjce4 received from
ct,lctal sources cpFToborAte the charges Of fraud
in he Second South Carolina district, whereby
votes for Bowen wc1r lLAuonlentlJ eounsed cuE
the rontelts OF two boxeA we've mixed together,
and the count given him was onlF 17A Al! these
voters made allday1ts Of the f&cta ao1 tna United
State1 Diktf1cs Attoraey IL now engaged IN prose-
cutfn7 Ihe Commissioners and the election MAI
agers sor conspiracy 20 pefpettase these t5anda
neativ .ooQ matoy1tY. It ts probable the Bosrd
81 N1nager1, "a y1ew Ct taeso facts, Ea Awazd
him the ceYtncAte.
, 1870-11-17

SALT I1KK, Utah, Nov. 1t.-Thc same pBrty Of
Mottnous who caught the four Central Pacific
KaIlsuad mall robbefs, near this city, brought Al
other In late last night, after hard race, named
Dan Taylor. 1t Is understood that he mas con
fessEd being party In the robbery.
, 1870-11-17
CHINA.

BoaR1F, Nor. IA-Late dispatches from chtna
have been received. There have betu furtafl
ouu1ge1 conmtued on Foreigners at Canton
The execution Of the T1cntyln criminals h1s
been deferred fer \ tine
, 1870-11-17

Dead BodY Eound-Youthfu1 Sut-
eide.
CINCINNATI. Ohio. Nor. lk-:Tne body Of I dead
German, containing Z hospital dcftt bearing
name John Eeck, waf found IN the river tosda5.
EDDIE Bond, II yeA1s old, committed suicide by
hanging, Je4tetta5. 1t Newcastle, Ind.
, 1870-11-17

uuch1nxtd. Sales Of - Canada Innbs; II To y
NJ. II $a.iS3k8c: ~ Canada eheep, 1n6 TO III ~.
. E.2a8Aso: 1s1 Ohio aneep, 8 to u hs- II $4-os
81 0blo Anefp 1t6 Ess II as; ~ Michigan sheep,
50 rs II = 60
HcEA act4re and somewhat higher, selling 1t
E,SN7I.ST ST& frf tunMon to extra,
, 1870-11-17

PHu4pK1rH1A. ToE. 1k-The H&nlou cAsc 10, ~
concauaed fase enight, zud gt!uo 70 the tos1 Aooo.
conft nat It copld pof aEzee. Tta Couss tnsu
ndEQped IN oE1ock to-da1.
, 1870-11-17

t Few fmk Ford tetleK1sphs from Bruss- y,
" TIE dr,& amy under General Ahntspdet
moved In two columns, one proceeding Along fhe
Belgian frnntaer, and u nov u Rosecroy. And the
other, navtn9 reached solssoua. turned noFfn'
sts1ztlR the Laon Railroad It Chasny, and i'd
v2uce4 TO L1Fere, utty miles sout o@eas OF Rose-
.c1oy. The strength OF both columns u eo.eW
Intn. 80.
IA repou Ia current hsra that Won AoltkeA r.
rtoullJ III
HARnxox TO 1fATE EKw QuARrHRA
Chateau Asewbe1g, IN the Canton OF Thur-
geovta, u being prepared for the residence OF Nj
pcleon. Large quantities Of baggage have ~
rived at The chateau, AMI the Arrival OF the En-
peEur Ia expected
FRENCH FLANs.
French movement t8wasl ChassTes IL appa-
rentty Intended ~ preliminary TO an attack On
the Keatetn dAnk OF the German army now H.
resting paris
LONDON, Nov. 1d-Tne New York Rostfs COT
respondent 1t Tours, undct date Of JesterdaJs
seudl the following:
General palad!nes has ordered corrs Of aa,aoo
men to advance in front Of L. Aaus along the
line of railway to Charities, 4nd then more south
eazt 10 TouEJ, enect1nR Junction there with the
left wing Of the main body.
The government here u IN possession OF 1nto1-
nation th1t Prince FEedez1cE EhNlea' army is 3D.
ya1cing to reinforce the Grand Duke Of Me:kleo-
W. WV W." :. - -
nt1s T.. w ~ e.. ~ nnrwf MY ~ ia fnrc-s
49, ,asch.d yemonrs 1Sn rn,rra frnm Tnnnx
~, ~ ss+t ~ =. ~n.- ~ III, an, ma rearhp5
~. 49, Ts.s.a,ts .-.-.n ~ rsbonrx m Nh
| 18th, bnt were captured By detachment OF
Carries Mobiles. These were taken By the French
70 Impede the advance Of the Prince from 10
Mours 10 TawrJ. Tne Duke Of Mect1enhurs
0c"Ens to1ee -oa 1ss ~ r.H.e
q Auu a7 1aN1 o's1 ~.
Teenueta 1nl1n1y disAion1, s4,no men; ana
wv casnn!. uefAaho1ne asmJ contans saERs
/ pfupofoon u Hoops o! tae ilne a1 lofce
aa'3 ssaenesreneo' he1n1oteements afe coming
tos~Ad' 1he al1ning aoo equlpplnR OF neN
icsles perfected IN an astonhh1ng'y hhot. time
ese41 4uanuuea OF arms ase constantly comfn1
TO haad 81 lmpoFtaton. Wnlle tue manntactuzs
Of musEets. cannon, carriages, and eQu1pnent
proceeds With remarkable activity.
Ntz1IREs ATTACKED.
TouR8 nor. 1Q-Mezterea Is surrounded 1gHi1
By the Germans, and lively artillery nre ts kep
. up between the town and the beAtegera.
BlzA1Nx IND METZ.
Baxaine, IN letter to the hoFd, SAYS the arm.
Of Metz had one Marshal, ~ Generals, e no on
Gers, and ~ 80 men struck By the enemy's mr.
and It mAde Itself respected In every h2hf Il
which 1t engaged Such an Amy could not b
| composed OF traitors and towards. Faml1
and dssorgnn.zattou alone caused the arm
to fail from the hands o1 the 65,oo
real conbatanta who remained The AEtil1es
and cavalry were without horses, It having tet:
| necessary TO ELL them to alleviate their pr1ys
LODE. correspondent Mt London writes Q
| Metz: "Althourh there was much misery frot
| the Wnnt OF food, II arose rather from wkne {
proper distribution than from positive absence c
| It. The oflcers had ns much to ent "a The
srkhet, while the men, In some instancct, aesr
! ally died OF hunger"
, 1870-11-17

Mr. James Ashb1rI, the proprietor OF the Eng.
lish Jacht Camhtta, hAs been hnndsomely enter
tanned By the Sun FRANCISCO faeh. C;no, md n 6aa
Of san Francisco offered the best neid for sachl
racing in the world. AE. Ashb0Ev atgnld-4 his to.
1euuan Of sending tie club Z Prize 70 oe raced
for
, 1870-11-17
III 0nt Withouf Nnttte,


yornurrxrs1H, nov. 1e.@ohn F. Iam1tu. q
nrn1inent bu!jder, has aosconded with about
t1oooo. Ue ieAres +, 0oo n $4,000 Indebtedness
behind.
, 1870-11-17

1$pAxAroI1s, Nor. 1e.-Leander Grtflin, an EN-
ploye Of Dr.. G. 8. Roynton, ot Hope, shot hi!
employer, on M3nday evening. during persona
cQreIJ.
, 1870-11-17

IsptASAroI1s, Nov. 16-WeAey Srlnney, q c!u.
OF Anderson, Ind, was Itn over By the switching
engine in the west ead Of the CITY. lie was horrt.
bly manGled, snli died aoon after he WIS hurt
, 1870-11-17
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, Nov. 1a-The powe,a have congratu-
lated Prince Henry, OF 0sange, on his reception In
Luxembourg. -
NEW YORK, Nor. ia London correspondent
Of the Horid teleRraphs a. follows;
"Your correspondent to-day had converEa'
uon with a member OF the government cencefn'
ting the Intentions OF the administration
In regerd to the demand Of Russla
In the matter Of the Paris treaty,
The gentleman said: In point Of fsct Russia,
ssks nothing unreasonable, nothirg We should be
unwilling 10 conceda. 1t il useless 10 tRni
against destiny. Rnmsa Is certain, ultimately, ID
accomplish all ner destgnA- WhJ should We he
enteay nrtng 10 thwa1r her md involve ourselves
In disastrous connict, However, not1tth'
staudtpg Rufsis evidently couuta On the peculiar
situation Of Europe At this time ~ securing he1
A ttngle-handed light With Turkey, It IL By NJ
means certain that such q conflict wor1i resul
In 4 Russian triumph. TurEeE u not weak. Hcl
ya!waYs have been constructed with d view z
defence, and they add greatly 70 hel
strategic advantages. Her army Is capable
OF extraordinary yalor and endurance
her feet although not 50 numerous, L. NOR
powerful than Rusela*s. The army Of Russia to
dag Numbers $4,000 men on paper. They az
poorly armed and imperfect1y equipped. Russs'
is not ready for war, nor will she be for two
ytafs-'
, 1870-11-17
Attempted murder at Robinson
Crawford CountY.

MArroox, nj, Nov. 1t.-1ast evening, Il Robin.
son, Crawford County. IL. Thomas A. Linn fred
fhronah the window ot Me. G. II, PAtker'a house,
sefiopIy Wouudiug ME- Parker, and then u3ade
AS etcspe he Is 3 year1 old. stx feet hizn
henyv huilr, light hair, blue eye* and 20 whiskets
TsUn' hundred doll1r1 reward Is o0ete1 ny D
prsv1ii. Sheriff Of Crawford County.
, 1870-11-17
WISCONSIN,

appointment OF Assistant Secretary
OF state-Politfcn1 Complexion OF
the AHAembfy.
BpeeAi peapasca 10 ThA UhIeaEo Tribune,
MAp1sox, Nov. 1s--GeuesM 7. S ALEU- having
resigned the position OF Assistant Secretary Of
State, to engage IN the publication Of the osh-
kcsh Scrthsrtsse1n, Sec1etat{ Breese has appotus
several years Chief Clcrt Of The Assembly, and
lat1eriy General Agent ct The Northwestern Life
Ipsmaucc Company. He win make mn4s cxp4.
b1e aad efficient oh1ceT.
The Assembly etAnda S Republican, and {.
Democrats -ch sstfytng Independents according
to past political afaulile&
, 1870-11-17
an. I lr~ II P. n
,,usr.lo Ltyu stock Market.

HrFrAIn Nov. aACattla receipts to-d1y xre
III rsrx. arrtnkf 969 Tho 4AmA -dAY lAS1 week,
Nfrfes ronderaielJ active It decline ot NC.
Sales Of 80 Otto, ranging IS 70 1,:9 y, LoaA
QIVF: ia IaaunI1.' -i,!SN ~ xAk1H; ~
fU.t;, 1.c69 II, M-oo; 81 CanAds, ranging 1,1s 70
LAS n, + 5c94l4x: ,
, 1870-11-17

Cattle shipped East vim Kunsn.
CttF-ThH TutKs


Special Dc+rasch 10 The Chieaso Tfibuna
KANSAS CTR. Nov. 16.-The NORTH Missouri
Rs!lroad shipped East seven cars Of cattle, A1t
the Hannibal ST. Joe RoaA, nine ca1A
purse OF f1,ooo, t1utttng ID harness aga.ns
Wt!kes' Spirit best three ID dre. Beat time, $40
, 1870-11-17
SMITH e. NIXON,
$50 south CJ4aKK-ST.
bURDBr[ORGAIy,

Including the wonderful COMBINATION ORGANS.
arr thr only reed instruments th1t contain al OF bur-
dets ned Ua1penters graf turIHvementa They arr -
lar fupysIor to al shcs that there u really no cl
paisor To be tnlly convinced af this ssIi ard e1aa-
{,toer1l Aeerts $of the Manufacturer.
t.nf
, 1870-11-17
fHK ARNr ExpTK xAYrxUFFIL

TouR1, Nov. 1s,-Despasehes to-day report the
atTauee Kuartof the German ntx& Army unds,
Gene9A Nnnteunel av!ived It staason4, '
- LuspoH, NoT. T...7t.-Aspec.R1 coz7eHonden, 0
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-12-02

THE "CoUyrRrz:r GEEaNHAc.7" swINDLr.
Notwithstanding the counterfeit money swim
aisrs haze been pretty thoroughly aired in 'ae
newspapers, they continue 70 carry on their ne
furious trade. snd by sending their cirealars TO
parties all over the country, offering TO furnish
$1,000 counterfeit for SO genuine, find nov
and then some gull, green or dishonest enough
to send them money by express. OF course 10
counterfeit money IS ever sent back, and the
swiudlers pocket the genuine notes, secure from
Interruption from the sender, who dsres not e1-
pose himself as a dealer in counterfeit money
But 90 not the express companies eve II 10 their
own reputation 70 use every effort TO prevent
their services from being made use ot ny 'nese
scoundrels7 Their oirc aisrs are signed various
names but generally ei nsusje from one or Two
ofsices in New York, az d are particular TO tel
their aupes 10 ''evoJ the Post Office. " why
can't our great express companies in solae man
ner become ss unuleas N; 10 thee thieves As
tie Pos; Oticef
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Personal GOSSIP.


ar Nscreaiy ihe ez-,rs-slisu. n about TO
pub z7 volume II a.s "Reminiscences OF
bicseua
A. Oshkosh. Daniel We.s.rr ana HENRY Cisv
nave been arrested f.- r,.sfng Wendell Pal
brs
hossu;n, The LH-lTct-'or Of Hungary, Is hy-
ing 'in retired quarter %. TURNOVER humble
vIae tavern.
G. NJ ChaiTiak. formerly % theatrical man
sser in Chicago, AMI ~ good circumstances. re-
Gently died Ia Ie.yeDwortb isil from the effects
OF de.erinn tremous and b'r-room squa5ole.
The wife Of Senator Rudy Of Texas is 5
ight quidroon. formerly OF Troy, \. Y. Her
father was fugitive slave who lived for 4
tim 10 Canada
Miss Vi.-,.,.5 Rio. NJ R-ot liz, oh, hos
fasr s+,iri,,., ,n,s,c il, Turors e,r ,vo yssvs
under the best masters, IS said 10 be one Of
the finest oratouo Singers ever heart IN Ia'ls.
T.,-+,-. .+v rs,rs .gs Jo5r p Co,cb NO,
ls,,pr;,.- o,, teI,.ner,n,e unJsr the ,nsTiess ~
Deacon Gran. If B,,,on. reeaiy;o,- ibsref,r
2I00O year Tho terms f,r io.,,rs br
Kim were $40 and eyasvse, o,;i includipg
-, c.o,,. ~, -
with him
c-s,, R-ovn the recently sle,,si (,os.r,o- oil,
,f.ss,,,-; Sc, s,elr bo,pe-r -oj t.fraI ~ a
,stive of Kentuckv and y,a,s,a ~ tho RI
f,miIv He is of sctoow,adgs1 ebiii,,, and bis
uif, is bsndsorne erorgb f,- ~ bsr;,,, 10,
e,r,,o-l,- =. tba be.,,;fi NJ c.. - - -,
~,
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u.,,p a9+ p. F1zs r7 establish an indie
rerlen5 sru.v ia Hungary h-s 6yzlsd.
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'vle i7v ra. beng Fr;day -cr.s bsviiderment re-
s..--i, 81. x.-a.e ar tbs ,a'eniar shovel it
~. is e.. Isa-r Of the Immaculate Concentiop.
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,..,,,
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rs-,.,.
.'.e ;et-s-s--,.i r.ss told her mother the
e'ae' e'y MAT sfe vas ever gong 70 marry,
.r .-.-l. nice tlt,s ard ..'eavs IaoEei "a hsppv.
Asu4i i.. with e dry-Iollsr embroidered
eas.f . 2 essential ''eu "a The OUTFIT Of a New
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u .'' '.''' "'' -, .Hs ~s..Hs sas ~
a='as- US. ''' A7t'''' -e'e 1EA'Ls' l'' tne
r-oir' Va 'In-i 1'' i-e pssi en,,s sir o. the
lineage 7'e' vas --tts' us' 'he 'h'c2so hine
,., .,.i.s, a.
4 -l,,s p. ,l.r o.. Tie tongue is recorded BY
Frs-ca p,rlz-4rhjst. q ia1y was enjoying ite
s.1e'} 90 mr. -'rl' amen ,De .'-i r''s' nm nm