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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-08-04

Adjutant General Baker, in the
State Register, says he cannot give
railroad passes to the following class
es to attend tho Soldiers Reunion
l. Iowa soldiers who belonged to
Iowa regiments, who now live in
other States. and want transporta,
lion to the borders of this State
The transportation inside ofour State
lines will be furnished.
2. Iowam men who enlisted in regi.
monts Of other States, no matter il
now residents Of Iowa.
3. Soldiers of regiments Of other
States now residing in this State.
I. Widows Of deceased soldiers.
). Militia companies.
6. Bands of music.
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From the Daily Courier of July 3Oth.

From the Daily Courier Of July SOth.
Township Convention.
Pursuant to public notice the Re.
publicans OF Center township, Wa
pello county, Iowa, met at the Court
House, Saturday, July 80, 1870, at 4
o'clock, pm.
The convention was called to order
by J. Fl. Merrill, esq, on whose
molten S. Is. Mills, esq, was made
chairman, and j. NJ. Hedrick,
secretary.
On motion the following delegates
were appointed to the County Con-
vention, to meet at Ottumwa, AL
gust 9th, 1870, to-wlt: J. M. He'd.
rick; J. H. Merrill Geo. w. Hale
Thomas b. Goodall and Frank
Knight.
On motion OF J. NJ. Hedrick, the
delegation was instructed to vote for
Loughridge delegates at the County
Convention.
On motion OF Major Hamilton the
delegation was instructed to favor a
change it the representation hereaf.
ter in county conventions, SO that
representation may be based on Re-
publican voters.
On motion the township delegates
were instructed TO support l.. M.
Cooley, for Clerk. and ID. w. Tow or
for Recorder.
On motion of Major John j. Safely,
committee Of three was appointed
by the Chair, consisting OF Major
Safely, Col. LotsEoich, and Frank
Knight, to act as tho township cen.
trail committee for the ensuing year,
with Major John J. Safely, as chair
man:
On motion adjourned.
J. M. HEDRIcK, S. B. MILLS,
Secretary. Chairman.
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Tho Amended Revenue Law

The Amended Revenue Law.
EDIroRs COURIER: The following
is a..synopsis OF the Revenue Laws, as
amended by the last Congress:
All special or licensed taxes as pre-
scribed by acts Of "a and 81, remain
in force until May LIST, 1871. After
that time, distillers, recti6ers, brew
ers, Wholesale and retail liquor
dealers; dealers in Leaf and manu-
featured tobacco, and cigar and
tobacco manufacturers pay special
taxes, Same as they now pay.
The tax on carriages, gold watches,
gold and silver plate, as per schedule
a, is repealed after October 1st, 1870
Also tax on legacies, SUGGESTIONS and
gross receipts; sales, except stamp
taxes, as now prescribed, and taxes
on sales of manufactured and leaf
tobacco, snuff, cigars, foreign and
domestic distilled spirits and wines.
After October 1st, 1870, promissory
notes for less than 500, require no
stamps; 500, or over that amount,
same as formerly. No tax on receipts
after October LIST, 1870, nor on canned
or preserved fruits, nor no additional
stamp on assignment of mortgages.
Income tax for 1870 and 1871, 81 per
cont; $4,000 exempt.
Banks pay 81 per cent. on profits
after August LIST, 1870, instead of s
per cent.
These are oil the amendments, and
in all other respects the law stands
the same as it formerly did.
Yours, respectfully,
r. II. WARDEN.
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! rvilianow, Walker County. On,
lima - 1nA6 a., =,

DIR. JOHN BULL-Dedr SIR: have ras
gently given your Worm Dsatf6yero este
eral trials, and dnd Il wonderfully e1a0As
cious.a It has not failed in single liz
stance to have the wished for effect. am
doing pretty large country pfSctico, ana
have daily use Tor some Articieo The kind
1 am free to confess that I know Of no
remedy recommended BY the ablest ~.
thors that II 30 certain and speedy In its
effects. On the contrary, they. arc unOeY-
tain In the extreme. Myobject 81 writing
to you is to find out upon what terms I
can get the medicine directly nom y0us.
II can get 1t upon easy terms, / AkAll ~
= great deal oft. am aware that th0
usc OF suoh articles 10 coAtxArys u III
tea cl1fngs and practice ofN grsa& mAjee1ey
OF The regular line Of ~. DIS. bat ses no
nst cause or good sense In describing Q
remedy which we know to b. en- 3l0nt,
simply because We may b iGnUfa1t of ID
cambination. For my part, shall make
a rule TO use all and si,y means toAiis-
able to con1mand-not hesitatine bocauss
have learned its effects first, and secured
lor, hintsol The sole right touss that knowl
edge. Howeyer,I am by NO moana ~
advocate or supporter Of the thcuoan6So Of
worthless nostrums that flood the countIyl
which purport tocurei all manner ~ H.
ease to which human desh IL herr. .PlcAsl
reply soon, and inform me 0fyOur bed
am, sir, moat respectfully, ss Iss
2as -79i JULIUS p. CIlEAfENT. d. D. n
III. John Butts Principal Asgscs; 90, MN
94.s '& Street, Louisville, xy.ss 81 sksGs
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NEW

We are now receiving an entire
rev outfit for our Jobbing Office of
al sorts of plain and fancy type, cuts,
ornaments, &c, and are prepared to
do as elegant work and at as low
rates as any Office west of Chicago.
Cur Job Department is in the hands
OF one of the most competent print
ers in the State, and we respectfully
ask all those wanting Bills, Cards
Posters, Bill Heads, Letter Heads,
&c, NC, to call and examine our styles
and prices.
Courier Office over the Pest Office
Second Street, Ottumwa.
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ST,xj.QA&.' 's,sra
a. Book for the Milfio11.

hE x
1 a, Book for the ,MfI1o11A
II &H&ia bIa S1<x%xE 70 8THsaE5N;gE
NARRlAGEIs r a s ssstss a SGsgi
aqaGUlDEsos1 ri ssos 81 t es9 psg! 4
1iSgieaL series ana revelations Of the sex
This is an interesting work of two huntired
ana Twenty -four pages, With huf1erotiA eflgfa-
wings, 9pd contains valaPafl4, Information for
those who aremarried or Contemplate mar
rlage; still 1t is book that sOuglH 70 be under
lock and key, and not laid care1ess1y about
me house Sent 70 any one 4eee ofpostAsd1
Address Or. Butts Dispensary, No lassN
Eighth Street, ST. LOUIS, Mo.
Gss" Notice to the A.6iictcd and U,Jortu,sate
Before applying to, the vopribs Q6loas
VINO advertise in public papers OF using any
Quack Remedies, peruse pr. Butts work, no
matter ma what your disease is. or how deplpra-
Dr Butts cen be eonsulted, personallyo or by
mai. ON the diseases men toned In his works.
Office, No. 10, N. Eighth street, Bet MsA&yt
and Chestnut, ST. Louis, Mo. .t.kS. Nfastx,s,S.
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TIE OTTUMWA COURIER
City and County News.

PosTroNEp. - Sheriff Swiggett
informs us that the District Court is
postponed to September 9th, on
aceount of the soldiers reunion at
Des Moines.
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Three span of tho wagon bridge
are up. The contract time for the
completion Of the bridge, ready for
use, is Sept. 1st. Te4are assured by
The builders and feel confident that
they will complete itbefore that time.
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PARTNERSHIP NO TICE,

The connection of II. G. Angle with the
firm of Wolf, Carpenter 4 Co., having expir-
gle withdraws from said arm. The said arm
Of Wolf, Carpenter 4 Co. Is not dissolved. but
fore, will alone be conducted by John 9. Wolf
ana s. d. Carpenter. No other person has au-
thority to bind the said nrm.
WOLF. CARPENTER 4 co.
July 20. lS70-dl0-wN
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REAL ESTATE Messrs. Blake &
Durham, Real Estate and Insur-
ance Agents, over LIST Nat. Bank,
have just negotiated the sale of the
nttumwa Wooden Mills, John Zulauf
IL Sons proprietors, to Mr.. J. T.
Quinn, for the handsome sum oil
$4,000. Mr.. Quinn has already
ken possession, aud with his
thorough experience in this line OF
business, cannot well fail of achicv-
ing success.
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NOTICE

NOTICE
The co.partnership heretofore existing be-
Angle, under the firm name Of Wolf, Carpen-
ter Il Angle. is this day dissolved. All parties
having claims against said arm are notified to
present the same at their ONCE in Ottumwa,
Iowa; and all parties indebted are requested
to pay the same at once.
WOLF, CARPENTER & ANGLE.
July l6, lS70-dl0&w2t
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Fresh Eggs and Yellow Buttor can
always be had. Read tho advertise
n,ent Greatest Work OF the Age" in
tbis'paper je1dw3m
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R. JOHN BULL.
CHILLs oANDFEvE,fU aRa5sE

Ths proprietor OF this celebrated medi.
cinejustlyclaims foritssupsr1oE1tf1ss s1ll
remedies ever offered to the public Tor the
safe, certain, speedy, and peSnssseAs 6urS
plague and Fever, or Ohills and1 Fgyogs
whether OF shorter or Longer standlnts
He refers to theentirs Wessefn ana 66At1
western country TO bear him testimoNU =
the truth Of the assertion, that II no Cd
whatever WILT fail to cure, II tho s9ouI
tons are sttictly followed ont, @=1hA-Gzen(
many cases . single dose ha4s hesA .9n1a
cient for cure, and whoie families lin
been cured by single bottle, watA SO.
feet restoi alton Of the general health. Il 4
IL, however, prudent, and II every 81
more certain to cure, ifits iuse y 6011ln.
ued In smaller doses for week or two -
tor the disease has been checked. m0yo d
pecially In difficult and long standinge o.
SEES. Usually, this medicine will not ii
quirs any aid to keep the bowels II cpod
order; should the patient, hoWevSfs ~
quire cathartio medicine, after haviHl
taken three or four do1ese Of the 1NAieS |
single dose of BULBS VE0EEAnkI
FAMILY PILLS will Ia aufnOlanf...... Is
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RARE COLLECTroN

RnWlann'c pprpintc Magic Arts, Discoye-
n s,n ahII nGGgigM: ries. Be-. gconprisihs
mail Gree Of POSTAGE for fifty cents.
Address, r. q. NORMANDY. /
60i Market Street. st. Louis Mo-
brakes COLLECTION r e aiesg ior Sns Ian
dy; all kinds Of Wine, Gin, Ale, Beer, Coz d.
ais, Superior Cider, and much other useful in.
formation for those dealing In Of 1nanufac-
turing any Of above, either for tho trade or
home use. Sent by mail [free of postage] for
h. =. NORMANDY, 5ol Market street.
Il ba~A@ 2 44NGN q st. LOuis Mo.
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The first shipment of freight from
st. Louis, consigned to Danbaum &
Cohen, reached hero to-day.
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kANsAs.--We have an esteemed
subscriber in Erie, Kansas, who in
renewing his subscription says that
he has missed twenty weekly
CouRIERs during the pastyear. We
can only say that our paper is rcgu.
ll'''y and carefully mailed by expe-
tirnccd men, and tho reason for it's
failure TO reach our correspondent,
must be sought for outside of this
office.
Somebody between here and Erie,
Kansas, in Uncle Sans employ,
needs reconstructing.
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Second Street, Ottumwa.

}. Shick d Son, next to Post Office,
Second street, arc putting in two
now brick ovens in rear of their Ba-
kerry. They now own 10 feet front
on Second street, and will probably
next year cover their lots with fine
brick store rooms.
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NJ. O.-Through the efforts of
Judge Loughridge, Agency City has
just been made Money Order office
which will greatly accommodate the
people of that vicinity.
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DIEp-on the 22d of July, 1870,
Albert Dana, infant son of Capt.
Novel T. Dana, decd, and grandso n
Of p. +. Dana, Esq, of this city
Capt. Dana, our readers will recollect,
died in April last, and now his only
child has followed him, leaving the
young wife and mother alone in the
world.
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BULLS WORM 0ES1noyEo
w. ST .lte EsSsE Gfa@s hseE TsEaS
TO Ny United Stutes, assd M07s&0sN
REodefA,z -~~ sNssttsK& "

IHAvErcceivcd many tsstImonialsfr oA
professional and medical men, % my o..
lhown, all Of which are genuine. The FOL.
sowing letter from highly seauoas0d ~
popular physician In .deorgia ID eeEtaln1y
one OF the most sensible o0mmunicat3ono
have ever rscelvsd. Dr.C leinsntsknUNn
exactly what he speaks Of, and his tegti
mcny deserves to be written IN lettet1 q
DID, Hear what the Doctor says o.
BULLS WORM DESTROYER:
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To RENT.-some good rooms
Enquire of J. NJ. HEDRIcK. If
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OissolutiQu.

The co-part nership heretofore existing un-
der the frm name OF Wolf Carpenter Co.,
is this day dissolved, the same having expired
by Limitation Of the term for which the part
WOLF. CARPENTER & co.
.Iuly H. 1S7D-dlO.w1t
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Just Received.

New patterns for Evening and Walking
Dresses, Over Skirts. Circulars, Plain and
GOred Sacques, Basques. Sailor Jackets and
Bertells.
A0-AlI late styles of Millinery and Dress
Making done at short notice, by
MRS. E. A. KNOTT,
Fields New Building, Green Street, between
Main and Second.
Dec. 6-dw OTTuMWA, IOWA
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Samuel P0k, Esq, broke ground
yesterday on the corner OF Market
and Second streets for the cellars OF
the two business houses he is to erect
this season. We have seen the plan
OF tho buildings, aud we must say
that Mr.. Park in these plans shows
that he does not believe in parsimo.
NOUS stinting of the outlay at the
expense of the appearance Of the
block he is to erect. If tho plan be
followed, the structure will be q
model OF beauty and convenience.
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MAIN STREET,-About twenty-five
iaborers arc making TIE dirt fly in
the Easements of the now proposed
brick block for Mcssrs. B. ]. Boulton
Il Bro, and Cherrie 4 Tindell, on
Main street.
They will erect block of two Gle.
CANT stores, two stories high, with
basement, which will DO credit to
that part OF the city.
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Bulls Cedron Bittersl
AUTHENTIC DuGuNENT6.e

Z 1ts z A,Runsds Heard EoM. =
- TESTIMONY b r 8fFD1c4L MKN
" stoney Poin. white o., AIRY
saEs3tss 3 az sSassss May 2dd. LES. r
DIR. joan BuLL-Dear Sir: Last Feb.
ruary vas in Louisville pufhSai ~
and Cedron Bittcrs. 8's@ Vt sFs8
4 My son. ln-law, whoswa On with me In the
store, has been down with rhcumatiin the
some time, commenced on the Bittesm for
soon found his general health imprys ma
!. Or. Gist, who han been ID bA1oved.
tried them and he also improvSds sa3 Ell ..
DR.. Coffee, who has been ia badshealtk
for several years-stomech and liver &.
fected-he improved very much by tho use
ofyour Bitters. Indeed the C01ndn Bit.
tors has given you great poppluri&y In thie
settlement. Think 4 coufd yso1l - areas.
quantity ofyour medicines dis An--Snpos
cially cfyour Cedron lBitters ard &asnoSs:
rilla. Shipme via Memphis, c6reVfR{uk
ett Il Nicely. Respectfully. g - e
C.B. WALKER.
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Buy me and I'll do you Good
ROOT AND PLANT

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or By cleansing the Blood and arous.
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- they can be taken at all times and
r. under all circumstances without re-
gard to diet or business. .sI J
Price 25 cents a box. Prepared by y
the Grafton Medicine Co., st. Louis.
Sold by druggists and dealers III ;
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Fred. Douglass.

"Grace Greenwood" writing TO the New York
Tribune description of the debate in the Senate
on the Missouri question says:
"Among the most attentive listeners to Mr..
SchuTZ was Frederic Douglass. Quite a study
type, as I'M lean, as un-Americsn, the fscs,
IL has always seemed TO me. of al int llect Ial
Malay, full Of thoughtful subtlejieS aud almc- :,
sultry with tropical forces and passions be
Gained. lie followed the silver thres of the
sreabCr's eloIuence through all It's subtle wind
irgs-he, II any man there, saw the weak
ptaces-he, If any man there. could have an
sweI ed him, from a radical standpoint with
equal logic, profOuuder feeling, and more imp3s-
stoned eloquence. He ought To be in that
Senate as the great champion OF his people"
IL Is certainly matter OF surprise that the
colored people of the country have not pat into
public life the man best calculated TO do them
credit. Place Fred Douglass to-day In Con-
grosS, and there is not in either house white { !,
lack. more sagacious mind OF a more for
midable dehator. Dir. Douglass is now conduct
ing here with no little ability, the organ OF the
coloTed people OF the cOuntTy-the Ns,c Era
but his place Enthusiastically is on the floor OF
Congress. We were present az the famous inter
view at the White House, when Douglass routed
Andrew johnson with such fearful slaughter
and with such keen and polished blade. The
iInpie ssiOn let upon Us by that scene was tia
the remarkable powers of Mr.. Douglass have
never been fully appreciated, or drawn out. AMI
that in public life he must inevitably have
taken lcadir position.
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0sa,annah la. so, Il5.I5 worth OF WOO

pavement.
@Si1teen Iowa counties are trying ,auor
prohibition. "f"oi
- Mrs. +. Upper Wilkes is q Minnesota
preacher who gets : 1000 salary.
~ Boston Is to have Home for the Poor. -
to cost SOB 900.
~Five hundred dollars is offered in Germa-
ny fcr the capture Of Garibaldi, dead or alive.
~Eight feet high fountains OF Lubine
extracts will be features OF the approaching
seventh regiment eception in New York.
~ Michigan elects q United States Senator
January ., and the Eight for the place is 90 Tar
considerably mixed.
~George Prrncis Train arrived in New York
Wednesday from Europe by the City OF Lon
don.
~Hon. B. Cummings, of Newport, Vt. bas
been arrested for peddling anti Masonic books
without license.
1--WE days before the Hon. Henry Hib-
oaro, OF New Hampshire, was taken with
insanity, the Governor offered to make him a
JUDGE OF the Supre me Court of the State.
- vigorous effort is making TO break nm
the oneida Community" The newsnaDors IN
that secton are severely critcising their system
OF complex marriage and call loudly for n.
abatement. " Ia
IAN American officer has been dismissed
rem King Williams stat. so a correspondent
writes, for speaking of the monarch as s.Wii1
ham" pi!I l. airy.
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Tie advocates Of female snt1ar.

Tie advocates Of female suffrage 20 not ali
seem TO be OF the opinion of h.s. Vi toI'a 4.
"ocuhuH that the IAN and 18th awerdmc IS
TO the Constitution give women the .ight t.
vote, ard fen'c hIs. Pauljna W. Davis, 30
sePhine 5. Grif,ng, and Isabella Il. Hooker
Ia We issued call Tor National suffrage Cor
vention at Washington, on the 18th aud l5tb OF
January next, to secure, Il possible, The discus
son OF the en-, rancbiscment of women durioo
the present SeSsion of Congress, with a view to
the speedy pas sage OF 10Th amendment. The
slgntrs or the call fay:-"We earnestly urge
you, dear friends, 10 come together at this time
III spirit OF unselhshness and of hard work
ana let us take one another by the hand and
move onward as never before
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- 1t cost the city Of Boston for each bath
taken during last season at the public bath
houses including all expenses for Constructing
tne fouses, superintendence, ETC., only one
cent and ave mills. JUG
" Every officer and soldier in the German
army has whistle with which to perform ths
dineIent calls and to give warning or the ap-
proach Of the enemy. "P
y Last week 20 applications Tor divorce
we're nied In one section of Chicago. Against
- marriage licenses taken out This Is nearly
ore divorce Tor every Z. marriages. pretiy
PAD exhibition Of the moral Condition of the
Garden City. vi 'ue
Ladies complain OF the great and depIor
abie cearth OF education among the ma ioritv
OF society young gentlemen. they are said IN
nave supe fetal knowledge of everything ex.
esPt billiards, dancing, club swinging and
~Judge Wood in New York vesterdav
IeIused to issue writ OF hobeas corpas in the
Gaze OF Theophilus c. Callicott He said CALI
cor had already been pardoned and II he did
NOT chose to avail himself OF bis liberty, it WA
not the province Of the Court to Interfere.
~Ex-Shei if Samuel s. Stevens. OF Ealfast
Maine, was convicted in New York YESTERDAY of
me THEFT or $500 in money aud bonds from
Ceoi-e v. BuchmoIs, also of Belfast at the
asior Fouse, In New York, in 1869 and a
hoiion Tor arrest OF judgr'e1t vas entered and
i DC argued WelnelCay.
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hsLrispEE, Dec = COTTON hunYarf. mflFf'rI
uflaNs-. 2 Z. Tow .ifu- j. 10. FisUr fffr ltH
fI,rs%r-f tsi,s ~ 1tsferdavs o1tsilf hErr#s
D. s.-gu, st-vrs U.rlHr'B gHrb auEgl. ,11lul ..r
rUI ara suIFy ts ewes q d.uisTi chni,r
-.af'~ AID want. n. corr active ana fra
ultfr. - SC. sci. a. 7't Uats. .a-. RYr hrrn..
On .r- 7. y -..Ds .uil I'D pss,.. ugrtaEgssi b.
'NtTy resp. 20. Mi'.k, .Uief ald weak, 93Asfc.
BhITIsnKE. De-. Z-Ntrsinis sizes, ola o.
I'D - asksd 90. i~t6 "a bii. a ssktd.
hEN ioRE, Dec ?l.->tDUl - very quiet Gold. Ice
Money f"NHr tight. - o. ia gald 20 in currency .
with contUissi'n ,f D. peI fa.. Exchauge. IlnF
o short, SO L.uis. Virginia e.. a
coupon, 6-'.; 80, new, q North CsrOIins. ola
-, - ,I,N.
Nsy NuRK, De-. y -kIour shade t.rmer Wheat
NcIf hIE. tnru -'fai~ frrsr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-23
From CaDada-The Fisheries Ones.
tton-1he Earthquake Question.

MONTREAL, Dec. 22.-It is reported that Sir
John Rose If on his way 10 Canada entrusted
with mission from the British government re-
chding the fisheries question. After consult
'pe WIN tne DOMINION government, Sir John
will proceed to Washington, with a view TO
Cancellation and compromise.
The people breathe freely again. The day
passed without an earthquake or the tidal wave.
Dr. Srallwood has been taking observatio ns
all day. but there were no signs of electric or
other disturbances.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-23
Crime TN the West-aPufencc Of tho
BaDIne N urderers--w .shea'- .sost
age Stamps

81. LOUIS. Dee. 2f-The trial of John Arm
SNoii ana therlcs Jolly for the murder Of the
LaIine family. near Pot,sl sbout /. month g.,
closed yesterday at POtCsl, ard a! ter An ,lse,7ra
OF only thee minus A. tEe iuIy returned a yer
Glct OF mrrcer III The fist lie gree. aal The muir
arv 9TH.
Ia. Bunce, Of Rochester y. Y, was arrested
here Yesterday. charged with the removal OF
eaEceilaron mark from postage stamps and
nsing them secOnd time. He Will leave Tor
Rochester to-day IN charge of officers.