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A man passed through Council Bluffs,
Iowa, a. day or two ago on his return to
Missouri, after having tried to live in
Minnesota Don't like up thar" said
he. "Have nine months of winter, and
the rest Of the time IT'S blamed late III
the fxff"
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Lands Given Away by the Radi-
Gals In Congress Since the Year
1850

We give below a list of the land
grants enacted by the Radical party since
the year 1862, together with the names
of the roads and the amounts of lands
donated to them by Congress.
tits carefully compiled from the Off
cial report Of the Commissioner of the
General Land Office, and is reliable.
The amount of the public domain
thus voted away by the Radical party
reaches the enormous amount Of nearly
one hundred and thirty one million
acres:
1861. Acres.
July 5-Chicago & Northwestern. :. 1915 $50
Apr 25-Chicago & Northwestern. L 100000
July 22-St. Paul & Pacific. ......l 7s5, 1000
~oses -
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PRUssIAN nEMANDs.
TheNew Proylslonal Goyernmens

AXIS, oeps. o'CAn eno,n,ous ciom.'
is nov ABOUT tne corps Leglsiani nulld-
ing, where the Deputles are 70 meet az !
O'Clock. Military precaution 70 preserve
order has been taken On = large scale
lnoagn the people 90 not seem lnciined
to rlotlng, they are much excited and
demand tne Decneance; A mass ol
people from all parts OF the city are go
ing towards tne Leglsiatll puliolng,
suou'.s - = - S..anD'u, a.. ..ooans,
W.. s - s .Sa 49,, a G.,asa 1 80 az s.h .:.h
ot vts - ss ;o;n = shoue;nr .nd I srre . 81,
u1s :. sas ~. :. !. 49, I t.s:,a 81 ~
;nG @ ; r. s - bo,sS s. = .S -. msasnres ~ fsIs, L
iii .oo,,., x,,;1F
WI T. isoc : rar,ltaS ysnJ H.. McMshon 1 daod
F.r1. H. 81 .ttarrcor . IN crowd = :, ',, e :
SQUAD of police, they shouted aVive Re
publique." Those Of the police who
did not respond were Immediately dis
armed by the people and their swords
broken. They were then allowed TO 90
unarmed and unharmed. The Boule-
Yards are alnost impassable on account
Of the crowds Of people. The National
Guard has succeeded in preserving order
SO far. In one of the streets large
crowd was upon the point of tearing
down representation Of the American
eagle: they ascertained their mistake
and shouted loudly, uVive RepubIique
Ainericaine.,s The police are no longer
70 pc seen on tne suees.
BRussELs, Sept. Alt is positively as.
serted that Emperor Napoleon has AEriv- r riy
ed at Bauillon, escorted by detachmerts
lof Prussians and French. IL
Liege has been selected as his place Of
detention. u.
Several of Eugenie's ladies of honor
have arrived at Brussels.
STurrGAapr. Sent. 3.-At a crowded
meetinr held TO-DAY the following reso
Ilution was a1opted: s
'Resolred. That GERMANY refuses tb,
mediation, or intervention OF the mowers
Other resolutions were nassed fleman
dino .the ;ncornorat;on 81 Alsaee anl
| Lorraine LORI as q portion Of GermaIiy VI, i,
tho only onarantee AGAINST Franch graaf
and a national compensation for the eI
nanses ~ war. That Germanv must nov
pe one nation IN one State And with IN,
armv and one parliament and that thes,
are the only securities of the nermanen
nooce If Garmanv and Eurone
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The Tariff and Chipese.
from the New York Post. Radical


WE ARE TO HAVE A CONGRES-
SIONAL ELECTION THIS FALL
Will any man say that the people should
vote on any consideration. for candi-
date, no matter whether he is Republi-
can or Democrat, who would perpetrate
this shameful and injurious system of
high tariff protection ,chich is driciag
Christian New England scorkmen and
,cork,oomen from the shops acheFe they
seek to earn their iUinQ, and putting IN
their places pauper barbaria,es Of China.
Was it for this that Congress guaran-
teed the bonds of the Pacific Railroad,
and gave it millions of acres of land
that the higa tariff .monopolists might,
when they had starved an6 robbed the
white workingmen; and women as long
as they would bear it,bring in the pauper
and heather labor of China to fU the
auorkshops from sphiiSk Christian men and
soomea hape been driuens
From the Cincinnati Commercial, Radically
"By heavy majority the Republican
House instructed. an adverse Committee
of Ways and Means to bring in bill to
repeal the duty ON coal and salt. And
the final taiiweof these and other great
Ttarif reforms as iosu as the concarrencs Of
the House IN the MIsERABLY PARTIAL AND
DECEPTIVE TARIFF REDUCTION BILL WHICH
FINALLY BECAME A LAW, was rather due
to the effect of their own rules, which
prevents majority of less than two
thirds in number from fully controlling
Legislation in the latter days of session,
than to want of sound views on the
part of the majority. But we must not
forget that to make up this majority of
anti-monopolists all the Democratic
members (except two or three Pennsyl-
yania protectionists) have to be counted
in. IT is THEREFORE, TRUE THAT THE
PRESENT REPUBLICAN, MAJORITY IN Con-
dREss IS DIRECTLY RESPONSIBLE FOR THE
PERPETUATION OF THE ODIOUS
BURDENS UPON THE PEOPLE
WHICH THE HIGHEST TARIFF
EVER KNOWN TO OUR LAWS
ENTAILS"
Notwithstanding, the Radicals in this,
the 18th District of Ohio, nominated
candidate for Congress who iudorses,
with them, the acts of Congress and
GRANTS administration. They 'demend
a high protective tariff to enrich the
capitalists of the East at the expense Of
Ohio Farmers.
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Save Fifty Dollars.

4 NY PERSON wishing to purchase one Of
~ Grovesteen's Pianos, advertised in this
paper, can save ffty dollars of the price BY
spclsire to Tie editor Of ihisS paper. june
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Twelve Iiaes, or less, Win be charged as
one square. 3.
EAll legal advertisements willbs changed
!. BY the line, snd must be paid in advance Of
/, publication.
6E Notices Of the appointment Of Ad- -
~ ministrafor's and Executors; also e
Er Attachment Notices aud Road notl-. q
~ ces, two dollars and ffty cents, II. .&A
fT advancss q
6arAdvertising done at published rates,
/. and payment required in advance, in all
oasss.
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An English clergyman is said to have
preached and printed twenty three SER
mons about Gideon.
An English invention is a hollow iron
"curbstone," through which telegraphic
wires can be conducted.
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WILhIAM R OS &
TTAs lust received. and will sell at reason
l} aba prices, first class stock Of the
warss enumerated above. Mr.. Rose is cap
ftxI workman, and viii manufacture for you
any wares desired, not found in his shop.
dive him call Before looking elsewhere.
he ian and win pleSse you.
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IE-Alas that there should u { q
poor souls who in this world aa0 !
which is TO come look forNard TO Moth
ing that is substantially co,mfoftabl ssnd
satisfying! Here, for instance, iss : rem
cradle descendant of ST. Marthd, Mo
came into neighbor's house IN l'n0hAo
a few days since. dQyncast. wsalyihE
with many cares and cumbcred With
much serying $50 much TO do \ dleaq<
ing, working, Docking, washing, scwisss
and everything else! No rest nsss6c
was, never will be fol, me! pzs<,s
"qh, yes, said thb good womaa yhe
addressed, ssthere will. be 2 rest one day
for us all "a long rest :: -, -.
Not for me not for me! J" was Atlie
reply. "Whe1e$Sf q. do die, tlieFe VIZ
he certain to bcresurreotion thdpxef5
next day. ltwould be just my IAcks u
Poor old dear. Too bad s...-.
I
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iso.ss4.s4i

In order to get an approximate idea
of this great area of land, we give the
following table of American States:
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arts
Intense Excitement Of the People.
They Tear Down ali Napoie..
onic Signs.

LosDos, Sept. Am Amsterdam
telegram reports the first announcement
that the Prince Imperial has escaped into
Belgium. It is erroneous that he too
surrendered at Sedan with the Emperor
and McMahon's army. The total num-
Der of prisoners by this surrender reach
es 100000
PARIS, Sept. 4-SIidnight-As the
proclamation of the Ministers announc.
ing the capitulation Of McMahon's army
and the capture Of the Emperor becomes
known, the excitement among the peo-
pie becomes indescribable. All the eve
ming great crowds occupied the Place de
la Concorde, it being known that a
stormy scene had taken place in the
Corps Legislatif. The story of the cap
ture of the Emperor. was freely circula,
ted, but was not credited. IT was tepor-
ted that o Dictatorship would be an
nounced, and a secret meeting was being
held. The crowd anxiously awaited til,
news There was large police force OF
the ground, but there was no violence
and at last the crowd separated. A this
hour many of the streets are crowded
with anxious and excited people, bu,
there is no disorder.
Especial to the Evening Telegram.
PARIS, Sept. 5.-Empress Eugenie
having received assurances from th,
Prussian Government that she will no
be treated as prisoner, has consented
to join her husband and son, who has
also surrendered with his father at Sc
dan. She will leave for PRUSSIA as sool
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TIN WARE. COPPER WARE,
AND
ShySt Iron Ware, Stoves, &c,

Place Of BHyinsss at the old stand. oppsite the
Jail.
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100000 FRENCH CAPITULATE
A Proclamation to the French
THE CORPS LEGIsLATIF
Especial to the Tribune

LONDON, September 3.-A special cor
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THE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY,
Published Every Tuesday.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
Pwo dollars per annum, invariably in advan,

JOB TING
.nxecuted with nestness and dispatch at this
sfRce, and at reasonable prices.
, 1870-09-26


ALBANY, II. J., Sept lt.-Tu,Al receipts beeyes,
t,fe The market continued dull 10 the ctose, cat
le selling a. Buffalo pitsea, aud many lost money.
The quality wss very good. bu: the demand lin
tted. Texans sold at u !3e,sc: medium Western
ut 1ht3s1tcs tew car loads Of choice Eantucky
At &c Cows 1Im Ut 5at9sc: Michigan eows at
sa1.cct2s3 Co. The following were tha principal
sales To-day: Henry Roseu,hal, 20 Illinois cows
and heiferE, averaging $50 MS. At aHe; % ken-
tucEy. averaging 1,sso na At ac; George De.ey.
20 Texas, averaging lisa ~. At skts; s. Ken
tucIy oxen, averaging $40 MS, at SC: q Indians
Steers ssesagtng 19so * ns, At Sc; !; S ksntacss Y
Illinois, Averaging 1.seo n, at SCI II kenticky,
sTs5ssaE lsoo n 4 .xs g cAnsda q ns,a ,assEasns
ing $50 ins, at sac: IS tl1tnos averaging 1.170
re. Al 64c: Henry RANKIN. es Temas, averaging
LILO III, at 5Hc. ~.
sn. ep and La.ahs-suppl5 1srge $1,000; qual-
ity veT poor: market .tull and neavy. Steep 1c
aud lambs Ac lower ghAn Last week Very few
-aies to-day; 5000 on the market uusold tonight.
r:ices range frum * 10 SAC for sheep, a1d 81 70
73sc for 1auba S2]e3 Of 1ndlanA sheer, averaging
~ rs, athIc.
, 1870-09-26

CHICAGO, Sept: A:-cnaEte7 wese a. folsowa:
wheat at Axe; Prop SebInska, barley a3a
ME to New York. 70 osweao-schr 4 w.
Lucky, wheat Al sc; achr Thos Fassons, wheat at
fo51 sspaFForo F. soTa
Lawrence and Champltn, com on through rate 10
BoetoB.
pute In rates. Coal Is drm 1t previous quotatouA
Grain fErtghts arr dull There Is cot much dong
bCrrALo, Sept Steady. Charters, setrs
VIM Young, Ainuie slauson snd Reed Case.
cual hence 10 Chicago At T. Is free; schr Hause
Wells, coal to Milwaukee at sloo free: schr tu5-
tuition, coa1 Erie tn Milwaukee on contract: schr
Gem. coal E7:c ~ Milwaukee At y 50 free
1oiEno. sept 3s-;.ain frsizhts =. aFs I Esr1
saye left to oAai with cnai for upper Ike 1sHs.
At no time this summer has there been such
schEtsy Of grain iFe1shss - a. ,.,
AID 1osnlnst. " 4xc for wheat 70 Buna!o, anu 9c
10 O<weEo and kingston We hear OF no engage
ps1sqM, i sept. 94.-yesseis are scasee. and
there IS no change tn rates. which are generally
unt Rt!sfacto.y TO ca11leEa- There u modefa1e
peI'eis afs saSsns saras to B1aso, !, There
ia considerable Offering In the way Of coarse
f1e!gt,s, and he following a1e samples sa ot nc
kec, $3.50: nag11syile 70 Chicago, 97.9;+ rAu
Port Huron to Chicago, fe:5a. rall; Taxas to Cns @
| cage, $3.50: Bay CITY. below tug nf14He, 20 Cat
| cago, down to1u dock, ta.15; East Saginaw Il
VVdenabufrh, tk75. For 1.0to,6oo feet hom Eas
saginaw TO Chlcago. 81 Is Offered. The following
| are reported: Schr Emily, lumber, Port Huron e
T1evcIanll, ii. Is, rail-: gchr Wa1chful long s-nel
planHE. Detroit to Buffalo, $500, rail
DSwEGo, sept. s3-Ffeights unchanged Int
l. acunulatton Of freiR1f at this port harln4 bee1
provided for BY ,eeeps fh.'ers y as ne ,ee &c
week; indeed, should there be more than ~
number ci arrivals t Y, ana as-1 f s.
| iain nrefept rates. The onlv engagement we hea
s tne ,;h:onsE " e G5n1t Il wen 1t
TnKnsro. send sa-Tnere i still no very actis
: NaIJkbusgh and the Afrs ve'e chartered ss1 -.
| picht 10 tnke harley to 0swego. AZ sHc, g1Es. g,
IaelA re sate 81 xhea, to K!nsslor = a9a.s' e
ii II 6 zold, .1s.l ta osweso sHe, ~ sfxnb ,nmnsS
/ .einr sntpneo, but mere are quite a man! ". ve
as sIs wsn.e d., hs nnat fo2 Geneas
!, | A. ~ rrreptacts, Rates TO 0sweEo una1ele"
| TD' and TO BufIAlo At f. -so greeneacks
, 1870-09-26

Vessels Pnsse<1 tho xEcllnnd Canal.
The following vessels parsed the locks at Port
DowT-Bt4e 1. Coos, Dresden to Kingston,
timber.
scnf RAY Queen. Nts to ToFonso, coal-
scnr fl<to1ts, ChicxRo tu Kingston. wheat
P1op fonng America, Toledo 10 o2densoalgh.
Prop Michigan. To.e.lo to Osvegu, genealcasxo.
Schr ken Franklin, Io!ct'o so oswego. wheat
Scnr Dauni[css, Erie to Toronto, coal.
Schr Jane Mcleod, Cleveland to Toronto, coal.
Senr Rneka"ay. Eae to OaHGSo. coat.
BsiH F1orelet, Erie to Hamilton, coal
Schr E. kanhar, Chicago to Kingston, corn.
Ur-lrop nucsese, osdensbnrsh to Toledo,
HEig E Cohen, Kingston tn Cleveland. lson orr.
DASk Jessie Dlnmnond, kingston t. Milwaukee,
Prop Milwaukee, ogdensbazgn to chlcseo. sen-
sehr Nary Grover, Toronto to Aor2euh. light
wtNp-Softheast, Light
powS-schr 6ossicsn, Chicago TO osdeusburga,
sehr sweaen, Bay City to kingston Timber.
Hchr Cuuuette Toledo 70 OsweEo. whent.
scnr ". J. Preston, Al.waukee 10 oawego,
wheat
schI NasdAls, Cleveland to Toronto, cost.
schs Belle WolhHdgr, Milwaukee to osveco,
sehr John T1hb!ss, Toledo to osweRo. oats.
Schr James ffass, Milwaukee to Oawrgo, wheat
Schr Volunteer, Toledo 10 OaWeEo, wbe4t-
Schr Sctta Wootlwanl, New Glasgow to Clay
ton. 6tzyea.
Sehr New Dominion, Of Port Row1u, Ere to
Toronto. cosL
schr St. Andrews, Wal1Aeeburo to Clayton, tin.
beE. .-.....
Schr Cortlandt, Lexington to oswe1o. hoops
Prop Lowell, Chicago to OgieDsbnrgh. genera
cargo
Brig Ra1uc, Cleveland to Toronto, coal.
SchF Ketndetr. Bay CITY to OsweRo.
sehr CLYDE Of st. GATHERINGS, Milwaukee 70 'oz
Colb0rne. .....
EF-Stnlr Norfolk, Hamilton to Pu,t Rowan
general cargo.
Prop Wesilnrn, us,lensturEh to SsKlesw, light
Prop St. A1aaos, 0g.lensbaf2h TO Chicago, gen
eIal caEen.
Schr a. Rutherford, Hamilton to Erie, light
Schr Niterstl, ST. CatheFtnes to CfeYes.nd.
*ctt Clydc, Port CU11ne 10 Milwaukee.
p-Sauihwest tight
, 1870-09-26
,ca. z. II. Stanton, Green BsJ. 500 4, shingles

sehs Z. II. Stanton, Green DsJ. 800 n shingles,
scow Ma6daien., South Hsyeu; % sas ,nssl n1oa:
htx c. J. Hutchinson, Aenomsaee. zaa m 1alaoet'
sshr Violin. Holland. Z, N lambes .
seAr New Ham mpshiTe, Poxt Sheldon, e n des'
Sehr FiIher, AeDuwelrs PIER, s. eds wood .
senr J. Dresden, White River, % m lumber 50 m
seow Msekhawk, Ham,ln. 70 q lumber. 50 m TIM
seow 4 Freaertct, rouers Pier, - eds wood.
Ncow Irwin, White Lake, lumber.
schs PamtSo. Marquette, ityn ore.
rrop Nsv Fl. Sraad nsvee. towing,
large {: F. Aner, Grand Haven. lumber.
e. nnsrgs g: a WyonatUE; auE;; Gfend Haven. lumber
Schr Fashion, AnskeEon, lumnee.
Schr F. II. Napp, buffalo. coal.
ss't General u e'.Ri eRz1RHSs ERsst,se Lax: ess7
stmr ofutn, Grand Haven, sunorea-
SuuF Cnrons, St Joseph. 6undr1cA.
ffop ffe Ir1oas % SaSao. i 20 81 .sess T. sS % nu
Prop Hoas~r. Buffalo, 1896 ou oats, 1879 bu
cGfu, so bt1s not1f.
BARK SaIinis. B1na.o, 5000 ou barley.
BARK J. 8 Aushn, Buffalo. 2, 600 bu wheat
Big rflxrtnn. NauIstee, 1900 bu oatx
scow DiackhsNk, Lincoln, 60 nsls hour. Is brls
beef, md 6undf1e9-
Ssmr cosnna, s. Joseph, srnar1es.
stms snseo5gan, Msnltowoe, 70 n1's oil and sun
smr Mpcns, Auskegon, sundslez. ,.......
Prop Ira chsner, stugstues, 3 legs beer and
Prop Bentea. Benton uaroor, 100 bris salt aud
t1op New En-. Grand Haven. sundrtes-
Prop 4 T. Van Rsnlte, iiotlainl, suudHes.
pfOU f&yt{11e. II JN&%nh inAF anil IN.
, 1870-09-26
Illinois nnd Michigan Cnnn1.

CAsAL 1ock, CHICAGO. Sept. 40 P. ~
CLKARKn-DuAha, Lsaal!e, 1887 It iumoer,
80 COO 1ath: Brilliant Morris, e3,62a Il lumber,
II ,t30 lath; Montreal, Joliet 6s,9ss It lumber,
% 900 latf 70 1eo snipgleA- AZ It tttnbcr: l1dJ
Franklin, lemout, l!ght; kescue. Lrinnos, light,
Colonel Manning, Iemnat. ngh.: Eclipse, ter1ont.
light; General AcPhesson. Lemons~ Hsht; y
light; E1se!saor LeI9ont, 1tEat; MaXnsreE, L.
Peaslee, Lemoat, Light; Augusia, Big Run. light: f:
Ellie O'Eonnetl, Sag. light ~
ARR1vRp-Dtnance, 1ockport, - yards stone :
Colonel Martin. L0ckpoft. IS JUS stones W. A..
Steel Joliet. IS yls stont; Il. q. L0omis, Lenout.
To yar,lB st ne: Traveller, Lrmout, 66 Jd] stnuc
Il. A. Thorpe, emont. So y,is stone; prop Cashier.
Lamont, 65 ya8 stone; Irwin. Lemont, 81 Jde
stone: Stars and Stripes, Lehr'nt, S. y.is stono
r. E Goot1eIl, Ottawa t4oo bu corn: North Star,
Otszwa, $500 hu cosn: Dirt2o. Prison, III tons
gravel
CANAL LccK. CHICAGO, Sept. s4-cLKAK1D-
Board OF Trade, Marsel1es, = 80 II lumber; SUM-
r,xe Morris, 20 000 Il lumber; for Prison, l:t. .soo
Ms ptayes; Maple Leaf, Jotet, 1891 It lumber,
$3.50 lafh. ~, 100 shsnRlea
ARRtykD-Aayhowes. Lenaont, 50 Jds stone:
General Mcpherson. Lemons,a 90 yds Stone: Eclipse.
Lemnnt, 81 yt1s stone; Coluuel Manning. ietnont,
IS yIs stunr; Rescue, Leuont, s5 yds stone: II
y. Pe3slef, temonr, 81 yts st,ue
D. Hess, lem0nk 80 J4s atnae
Sebastnpol, Lcmnns, 50 Paris stone: J. Il. Walker
Lrmunt, e sArIs stone: LAZY Ftnnkiin, Lcmont
J. l. Alexander, Willow Springs, Is yards stone
prop Nhale, Os!awa, 600 bu corn, 1900 bu oats
iso hu barley, 0so pnauds seed; Fr1tntAh!p. o.
t1va, 4.oao bu oprn, QUO ha oats: c: L uuntocn
NeAt UttAWA. l5s tons san.l; 4. WuOtson, Bit
BffuRc It's tons a1rltt.
, 1870-09-26
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

SATURDAY, Sept -
DCTTEN-Thc demand WIS acttye. for good 70
chuicc ouauttes, and the market Tor such Was
6tn NJ fnll previous rates Low grades we're
auiet ana easy, We quote: Choice dairy, 2s9ssc:
fatY 10 good tub md nrdu, Yl@a5c; common
2tade t.sAtsc.
ehaDct4l r.tcee. Cotton seamless haas are easy
,,ut pther nuods IN The line were being held Win
sopstdeIap1e rrtness. We quote: staTf, 41c;
Lewiston 4, 4ec: uutaElo, a1c: American, &c;
CuIon A, Sc: runntes. * bu, SIC: bu, &c;
,Qraapf, i Tn, IL. o5c: wool sacEs- Csc.
BttAS-Sa1es Of IL tons n fl4a0 g. (
BUILDING GNATERIA1S-Wequ quote: Michigan
.ru-cf, s. Ta1ao0: New York superdnt do. bs!,
A1a14p1: m4ttale dust, = hrl, $3.aa 39D: h0e.
bulk, I? bt1, s1.o0; line ~ brs. h:l, Il =: c.
nens, ClarEt Cnc2, = htt. q. =: ceuaent.
sosecale, $Sot7aes: Akron, 4 hsi. szMh&5 -:
louisville cement s1la&2H ~; p!asser!ns naaf.
ID, &t6s5c: white sand. 2 ha. 8 ,D9ASs nE
,s1cka, y t01a. IS 0h1sA0e: tre claE, br'. sAoo
s4s3: plasser, u brl, 92Gl7ee1
DEASS-Ite mAsker WIS dnlf1at ptertous prices:
: seNaAss reE hu Tor Prime naE1; Sl.t3a sM 1os
ho,ce ha1d-picked medium. And $Lef9Lzs tot
CuMcu descftpstonR
Hi;OUM CORS-There WIS no material in"
p:cve,3tnt In the demand, yet r-.~~. --rr nm,
- -; ~ shuii =; s,saco: 20. s..Et e:a,'i
ts1tafo; No. stasK b-a.,l ii s1nn.oa; No: me.
num at tleaee; No. . do II $1,000: inside and
/ :aSeta nj Sss.uN ..
| BOOTS ANn sHoEs-Tne ncarke, WIS dnll Al
II fhxxR Snu -Ll
, 1870-09-26
bias A5teIEo

ssRrces Coz 1L,s1aS.-fe.ienlay afternoon the
talk S, i. r. Watson was moving out of the har-
t.o7. ard when sbyeass The Reed Elevator she
eoilided with the schooner Mary Norton coming
ID. THE WatHou struck the Schooner On the
sta.beard boW with 4 tremendous crash,
*cIsping the sta1board side. complete-
y lktpg avat chain plates aud
Len IN twc, enc pitce c1azhing Gown through she
tabiu. The schooner Was also hAdty sharered id
the hun. and commenced leaking rspt'ly. The
Wa1kon ltar her tlo-boom, bowsprtt and entire
neAdgcar, and WIS somewhat 1wtsted In rhe stefn.
She viii proceed on her TIP In few days, nut
tie sschoones will 90 tnto dEy-dsck.-8uSato e.
pTesa,sfp. 3.
, 1870-09-26
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Pott OF Chicago.

ARH1F FEN.. ...-Sept "a.
Stupr Man!towoc, Milwaukee, $50 brts nour, - bu
potatces. and sundrtes.
stmr Cotons, St. Joseph, Is pigs nsh, and SUM-
dries.
s,n,r olion, Grand Haven, Is pigs Dish, 100 bsls
hoUr, 10 hu potatoes, aud eundf1es.
Prop FaEoItte, st. Joseph, EundrieA
Pi0p ST. Joseph, Green Bar, 100 pkgs fsh, 100 m
thinEef, a6d sunar1e1-
Schr ]. y. Latseu, InskeXon, 1Ij m lumber.
Schr Maggie Thompson, Massegou, $50 m luIn-
schr o. shan, South Haven, p eds wood. = eds
bark.
Schr Sunrise, Ocon.o, $50 m lumber.
Schr Challenge, Lndington, rs N lumber, q tons
hay. -..
Seow " r. aanna, connett's Pier, 100 eds wood
ScoH .. @. Wright, South Haven, Is eds Eood.
57oW Harriet AM, Piermaunt 90 eds wood, :oo
4lex, .......
sehr r B, Eing, cent1est1Ie, S N lumber.
P4op city OF Aattxon% Marquette, $50 tons pig
Iron, s hides, and tundsies-
Prop Champlaiu, UsweGo. $40 bffs salt
Prop chAmp'aiu, Montreal ss9 bags salt, and 8an-
hfe8,
seht colonel Heg, Aanistee, 40 n lumber. ,
scnr ". 3. Willard, Ausfeson, 30 IN lnnoes' ="
scnr j. uloba1j. 81. Joseph. 20 eds wood.
Schr Mhry, AuskeEor. lis N 1umhefs % m lAsa~
Sehr S&nunia. Aa0sstec, Is N lumber.
, 1870-09-26

A French otheer. escaped to Belgium, SAYS !:
"To relate what AacNshon did u impos.tbic,
Steel, nre, melted metal. cxploave bsils, Aud /
don't know what other Internal mixture tne Pyus-
alsns there made use of for the hrst dine, ap-
ueaIr to stream %. or to rebound from him. like
I'M from root He vent 10 the front seeking
Sought to rrcEent htm from Solue forwsrI.
sisf me show those Kings, those princes xho
hide behind tnclr masses Of men, that I
WsrshI Of France knows how to fKhL
snd, when o<a1en, how t. e. de- And ne
snd 1edonh,td out rage. Al, u1b:gaole rahale.
Ne iii, NC tnsssactr, and the living seem y
sp1tna up nom the dead which Hs b hep aFouad p =.
y, .h.s -. 1nsrht rrcfon how long the butehcty
ee5 @aue i'd sst. Isl 1T ssbTr. broken ana zecssaE
iriI mEp'f from ~ N! nanls when I sa* whs H.,
mssses ve had stni T. 60 den en-, nm .in., H. Il.
rr1. eao' III ~ eat4 y huge aat.h'- *Ns'shalt
, 1870-09-26
sew vorn r,r& Goods Market.

Stw YoR1. Sept sa,-rhe DRY goods n1s.ket ts
+riif there l. less animation prevalent and those
who wrrr disposed to put prices up early In tue
week now feel "a Il they had erred In their policy
tn FIew Of marked decline Ia cotton. There Is
scarcity, however, Of dress goods and other STA
pies, aa production has been sertousit 1Hecte.i
On account Of the lack Of water TO run ntls o1 AL
small streams sah hence the prtces of many dress
goods 9te likely 10 remain 1rm for The next tVeQn
q, II not thirty days, print cloths being IN excep-
nou. A. the price OF thcso were carried 10 dizzy
height and consequently, producers are now wall
ing TO contract at tnltY hall cent lover tRal the
sstes Printed. cA1lcoes, meantime, remIl trm
1t 19tc for robes, and t3c for tancies VI best
makrh. Such Rs P1c1hc, American md RtcamouAs,
and 9Hc for Arnol1s and Ereenans>