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CAUTION LABELS-fUr tobacco and cigar manu-
facturers, under the new regulatlOns-printed
cheap aud at short notice at the Dispatch Office
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n. ELLySoN 4 Co. will insert advertisements In
the principal newspapers in Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee and the northern cities, at pub
fishers rates, for cash. Apply at this ONCE.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIS-
ING IN THE RICHMOND PosT-OFFICE FEBRu-
AIRY %, ls7G.-Mr. ". c: Dunham, Miss
Clara Emmerson, Richmond, Va. Mrs: Sa-
rah Bloom, corner of Second and Main
streets; Vim. Noble, Company D, Seven
teenth infantry; Major Walker, Manches-
ter, Va; R. Vincent, Bowling Green, Va. !;
Miss Ollie Pepper, Bristol, Tenn.
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DIME NOVELS, III endless variety, at ELLYsoN
s TAYLon'S NEWS DEPOT, next to DiSpatch
buildiup,
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HIDRATE OF CHLORAL

TE'ROUBLESOME COUGHS and COLDS,
N Hlu Inn rpgenF GpTSo
HATAN T.. DUPUY, Apothccary. ia7 Broad
street. II gives immediate relief In all affection,
OF the lungs by producing free cXpcctoration of
the phlegm which ohstructs them, thus Juicting
the cough relieving tie inflammation, and giving
the diseased organs Il chance to heal. ia !!
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TASWELL HAZARD & CO.'S
~ PREPARATIONS.
EERRo- o-PHOSr HORA TIE n ELI Nj X
OF CALiSAYA BARK.
This beautiful amher-courcd cordial Is agreea.
bic 10 tie taste, acceptable to the most delicate
stomach, has given universal satisfaction whcr.
ever introduced. and IS prescribed by the most
eminent physicians In all cases where pleasant
AMI cflicacious tonic fs required.
FERRu-rlCS ELI&1R OF
CALlSAfA WITH BlSMUTH,
adapted especially TO gastric difficulties.
FERRo- OSPHOR ATFD T. EINt k
tALISAIA WITH STRYCHNIA.
COD LIVER OIL; COD LIVER OIL WITH
IODINE, BRoMISE, AND PHOSPHORUS
COD LIVER OIL WITH IODIDE OF IRON.
AMMONIA CITRATE-BISMCTH,
an iurs.!mahlc remedy fer difficult digestion,
aciaiiy Of the stomach, nausea, and darrhpa.
JUNIPER TAR SOAP,
4 very efficient remedy for cutancous affections.
ELIXIR LurULINE, HYDRATE OF
CHLORAL and
ARSENITE OF STRYCHSIA.
Tho trade supplied at manufacturers prices by
THOMAS II. HAZARD, Sole Agent,
fe1 Franklin street corner Fourth.
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We have from Ellyson & Taylor, next to
the Dispatch Office, Pelerson's Magazine for
March.
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rssrgayCE COMPANIES.

1I-llIIAM \. CHARTERS.
" GENERAL. INSURANCE AGENT,
t.<t.n MAIN AND ELEVENTH STREETS,
RICHMOND. VA.
INSURANCE PROVIDED on BUILDINGS,
.,rtgTt\nT>f and u;h. + INSCRABLE PRO
-. pgy IN CITY or country. NJ the LOWEST RATE
s rrrvlT-N IN sny "f III. RICHMOND or
. yl2trN!rt\ \iES doing business In this cits
r,r,Iullar attention given Ia the proper drawing
i ... .t..t,., and ~ liuSimcut o. bosses.
tiFH IN~t RANCE Elected NIlhth" hcsi COM
- il lI--SS W3m
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...s f15 OFFICE LABOR AGEETel
CORNER MAYO AND FRANKLIN STREETS.
HANDS wANTED.-We want imne.
Il dintcly TEN fin) WHITE MEN to go TO Mis-:
.issippi Wages, SIS per month and board. and
free transportation. Also, ONE CARPENTEh
and BLACKSMITH. Wages. $50 per monG:
Also. TEN COLOKFD w0MEN-cooks. Call
at once. G. D. PEARMAH q CO.,
Labor Agents,
fc2a-2t* correr Mayo and Franklin streets.
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ARMSTRONG, GATOR 4 CO.,
Importers and jobbcrs OF
BONNET, TRIMMING, and VELVET RIB
BONS:
BONNET SILKS, sATINs, and vELvETs: {:
BLoNDS, NETS, GRAPES, RUCHEs,
FLOWERS, FEATHERS, ORNAMENTS,
STRAW BONNETs and LADIES HATS,
trimmed aud untrimmed
SHAKER HOODS, &C.
:3' and 2ap Baltimore street,
BALrlMoRE. Mp.
NN"r tho largest stock to he found In this coun-
try. aud uucQualled In choice variety and cheap
ness, comprising the latest Partisan novelties.
Orders solicited and prompt attention given.
fc l7--l3ta
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w ANTED, an experienced (sfngie),
w WHITE MAN to work small farm neaT
Richmond. Apply a. once. u. :"
fea3-ltx 705 Broad street.
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TENTLEMEN's HAIR-CUTTING,
VI SHAVING, ,sHAMPo0ING, sLYEING, aad
BATHING SALOON. basement OF Shaserss 8
Building above the post-office Richmond, Va.
. 81. fH0BS0N d SCOTT.
Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths a. all hours. Stn.
tickets fps 0sE DOLLAR. 4 ssy+t @ fsN
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WANTED, a GOOD COOK, WASHER
w and IROSER. Apply at corner OF Twenty
seventh and Grace Streets fe 23-1*
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EOR RENT, BY THE MONTH, a
T. FIVE FURNISHED ROOMS, next door HJ
to the corner of Broad and Fourtefnth streets'
apnIy Tn JAMES II. DOHLEY,
r. "a Ste office 1908 Main street.
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e " INTELLIGENCE OFFICER
CORNER OF NINTH AND CARY STREETS.
WANTED, WHITE and COLORED
w HANDS for farm and railroad purposes.
Parties in want OF LABOkERS are invited TO
call. .' @e ...a. fe q lite,
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WANTED, TWENTY WHITE La
w BORING HANDS to work on a farm In
Arkansas. will give good hands fifteen dollars
Cain ut The Exchange Hotel from A. II. to 4P.
VI. tc-tlav and tomorrow. -
fe 2a-2t* A. Il. PHibLiPH
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coz WILL BE PAID, AND NO CUES
SZO TIONS ASKED, for the return TO the
undersigned of the TIN BOX OF PAPERS be-
longing to SPOTS 4 Harvey (of no value TO any
one but the ownersl. which was taken from the
store OF SPOTS & Gibson. ,u,,,
"a JOHN e. SPOITS.
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rftAXC!I oFF!,'E. No. 1914 MAIN STREET.
". 1->ur POLICIES IN the above nrst-class
. .s..lny on every description G! REAL AND
- .>o< Al. PROPERTY Tor protection against
-, ar ,!tmagr hy FIRE. MARINE aud NlASD
.r-N- raSru +" Any point In the United states.
i,,,..e rn brick Buildings issued for from one to
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DEAL ESTATE WANTED.

Wanted, FINE: IMPROVED. FARMS near
railroads or water-coursCs. and COOP USlM-
PROVED LANDS, In exchange Tor hrst-clasS
merchandise. PATNE & CO.,
.- ~ 200 Broadway troom ny.
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WANTED, by lady Of several years
a pleasant family, or as AssIsTA NT in female
institute. She is thoroughly competent to teach
Latin, French, higher English branches ana
satisfactory testimonials us TO qualifications In
every respect; Address, stating terms. Te,e-
nils. &C., Nv. E." care of j. Z. Barksdale,
Scottsville. Albemarle county, Va.
fo
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TOR RENT, the TENEMENT on a
II the south side of Bank between Ninth M:N
and Tenth strecis, adjoining Gerot,s on the east,
containfcp twelve rooms above cellar. Apply 10
fe 23-0t y. Il. APIGhooN.
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TOR RENT, that large and very desi-G
of eleventh and Clay streets, with large garden
attached. the former residence Of the late John
Caskic, but now occupied by the United states a,s
Government. This house Is large, ana wen
adanted for n large clearinghouse ; is In i've
minutes walk Of tie capitol; and IL In perfect
oert 4. d. EACHO,
| fn 20 q Real Estate Agent.
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TOR RENT, a very desirable BRlCk G
EHOUSE AND LOT, with well oi most IL
eyceIleut water attached. situated between et.
| oon3 "AN " Il. ID. EACHO,
| faao 4. Zeal Estate Agents.
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Tides WANTED.-llighest market
HInES nv - uULST i KING,
dc 10 li22 Main street.
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Tor RENT, OFFICE No: 4 lfirst Ns
hoorl in the building corner Of Tenth and
Main streets, now occupied by the North America
life Insurance Company. Possession given March
| /, 1870. Applyto JOHN =; 81 "a hArEn, !, rna,s
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DOR RENT, several STORES ana m
Il DWEIIISGS situated on the north side ~
of Broad street near the chesapeake aud ONO
natiroau nstn, oep''' e. d. EACH0,
oiteS' Real Estate Agent.
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EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. No. 0 FIFTEENTH sT.,)
USDER III. CHARLES HoTEL. I
RICHMOND, VA. }
WANTED, TO HIRE ALL THE CO.
w LORED HANDS we can get for farms
South Also. BLACKSMIrHS and CARPEN-
TIERS. we pay the highest wages. Call at once
: j. p. tS w. ". JUSTIS,
fae-;m Labor Agents.
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WANTED, by a Virginia lady Of several
w years experience. SITUATION rs
teachcro of the English BRAN hes and mathematics.
Beet testimonials as TO qualifications, ETC., given.
Address "B. CO.. Louisa Courthouse, stating
salary, ia 20 TaW:m
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FaR RENT.

TIVE ROOMS. FURNISHED ORG
" UNFURNISHED. FOR RENT. M1
- MRS GEORGE w. JOHNSON,
corner Governor and Franklin Streets
fn 23-.Jtx -#..
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SECURITY, CHEAPNEsS, LlBERALITf,
rEOGRESS, and SUCCESS. mark and dlstin.
,aish the manageIncnt Of this company.
ISAAC HUTZLER,
GCg.ral Agent for Virginia aud North Carolina,
Once. No. so2 Main street.
itr. ]. e.. CABELL, Medical Examiner. no 10
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MILLINERY.
SPRlNG AND SUMMER
IMPORTATION, 1870.

RIRBoNS MILLINERY, and STRAW GOODS,
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TOR RENT, THREW VERY DE-@
II SIRABLE FRONT ROOMS, situated In HI
a pleasant part Of the town. Terms reasonable.
Apply at the City Engineers office. IL GU
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DOR RENT, BRICK STORE ana g:a
h nWETJING situa,ed on tho south side OF IL
N,;n 1atwnnn Ninrteepth aud Twentieth streets
fossessioh e"' ~ ""'' i. ID. EACH0,
=. % -. Real Estat. Agent.
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FOR RENT, the eligibly located "a
II DWELLING, including OFFICES, STA r.,
Bile, and large Lot attached, at the corner OF
Nlnih and Marshali streets, formerly occupied ~
ooionel John rutherford, aud now by Judge u.
Possession given LIST OF April, possibly sooner;
corner OF Tent, and Bank streets, fe lin
DOR RENT, tho APARTMENTS a
l. above our store, six rooms with kitchen "a
In the yard. J.BLAIR, Druggist,
. taa3 c S25 Broad street.
, 1870-10-16

cncrsxA7.. Oct 1a-The daY has been given
up b the Prison Reform Congress 70 enjoyment:
for which the citizens Of Cincinnati bad provided
most handsomely. Thirty carriages conveyed the
be T. ee Ct The noss1 ina %nnss o. ne m
RsIsS RsSe' md .psadid eo.on Id e1 oeea
spread, 10 which ample tuSuee Wa dooc.
by the duxt-eoFered and hungry guests In tnts
visitation the charming suburbs q "a!nst Linz M
t1ayessed. PIlor 10 the departure Ok ne eortese
% Tits dcliehrfuI excursion, an interesting Gers
mouT took place IN the hall Where the Cnn9fess
holds tt1 daiiy sessions. The President called the
tooI the platform. He referred @ T. 2 III ne
bright and charming weather vita wnich me COT.
Cress hid been faxored. and TO the brighter and
more anina1ipE scenes within ne SPOKE o. tnsN
oblienttons % s.1born and fIefee. asu ss 1ssA-
congress. Then turning TO Dr. Wines, he sid;
tnt to yoo, cir, arc VIC chiefly indebted Tor the
pleasure and lnstTuC10u We nte receiE1nx % tals
delightful gathering. To your wise and pc.
veaIied e1eI1ious arc dne the brilliant success Of
This convention, snd, IN originating the present.
yru have no doubt put IN motion tndoencea
which will call into existence many otaefa IN
future years. This congress desires to onef some
testimonial Of ihe regard they feel fof
ser11ce you aTe rendering to the cause Of huHau-
IL. they have commissioned me to present 70
Jou. In their name, this gift As token Of the
sentiments / hare expressed IN their nAme1
| handing, Is he concluded the FeMaEks, Dr. Wines
| 4 splendid goid-headed eaue- The venerable
| doctor was quite moved By this unexpected test-
monlal. He appeared to be overwhelmed BY the
| beautiful Rttt and the feelings which prompted
| H. and sesuren the members OF the COnv-ntih1
l thai the sentiments from which II en1hated
OF toU and wearlress, white lab'rng for the caust
| thht had bfouCht them together.
, 1870-10-16

1as broken into on Friday night, and roooed Of
~ ~ 1 HeeS * < or sTa Ego wIniam uackct drew ~
sotver on Joe Ii Morgan, better kooxn -
Italian Joe, Keeper Of saloon as Nc: l52 South
teIlt atrrct, and Tas arrested and held In fl,061
1cspop, List evening Aackct Visited 1oe1p:Aoe.
ul-alened to hlow hih 9sz1aru ont, nod1 male
rpFenens n II 70 draw pistol Joe|g fright
ulued win him, and Hacke: Nxs placed where
About . O'Clock yesterday morning. boy
eng smrssuH Ss@s % iuup % asn of csz % a .ae Mich
Ean Southern L northern 1ndisna Railroad, near
tiyteenfh and Cla1k streets, WAS ihsosn under
Ia e. m &c fes xs
hs ps rents as No. s. TWentJ-nfth street. Ds.
Eeeier Is attending him.
-AibeTtflazt, WHO WIS employed IN Alderman
beu9lcyX store, corner OF Michigan and Rush
spcetswas arrested, Inst evening, for the larceny
Il some fruit. He Will have heAsinx n the uu-
r,uS,rees Police Court to-morrow nnotniog.
Peter Roa and chr.s&lAu Schai1cr were yonEn-
mates. but theJ hare parted. Scha1ef had tl1o
IN l15 pocket when he retired the other Mighty and
te VAS tust about that amount ont when he
awoke the next morning. He suspected Koa, md,
List evening, had MIN slressst
"a German, naQed Alben B!chm2nD, - years
Ct age, was taken' 10 the North Asenue Police
ysssssy, =, ds73o sna essa%s ne, = wq
Jx men to hold him. He WIS removed 10 the
Alsuan Brothers' Hospital. and Kindly cared for.
The 6tore OF Hodges Aor1ef, No. = We1t
Randolph street, Was entered on Friday night. BY
thieves, who departed with twcnty-ono pairs OF
skstes and eight and half dozen pocket Knives.
"A light Of Riass wks cut tram the window Of
the store OF 3 c. TonbesJ, No 1es Dearborn
ettces last night and twelve pairs Of boots, worth
flsnx were stQlen.
Properly Of the value Of so was stolen from
the raWn~shop No 4sl South Clark street, At IN
easiy hour yesterday morning.
The alarm from Boz No. 15e, 1t O'Clock this
nesning, vas occasoned by IRE In the frame cot
axe, Nj. e9a Dayton street, owned an,i occupied
b. Jacob Peck- Damage TO building, $500. Most
w1s not injured III. Peck has policy Of $500
in the Ftrsmen's. The canse Of the NE Is u1-
known.
Three ahawls aad gcutleman's Tile were
street, last evening, Those present assembled 10
dance, and while they were 30 engaged thieves
made 4 raid On The clothes room, captured the
elnc!es mentioned, and mAde OF Xtth then.
, 1870-10-16
NEW YORK.



NEW YORK, Oct 13,-The week closes On an
easier feeling IN the money market The payment,
yesterday Of over 81 ooo, Co., By the Treasury for
the honda purchased on Thursday. made money
abundAns on the street. and loans were readily
negotiated IT to per cent Except IN the event
Of further interference from the Gold Room
Clique, there appears 70 be no reason 10 anticipate
any permanent strtngeacy Ia money. There tsA
large amount Of foreign capital Whiting for en-
rloyment IN this market, and the
Western exchanges are IN on favor,
while the Treasury Is understood to stand
rrahy to Increase Its purchases OF bonds IN the
event 0! any inconvenleut sslIngency occurring.
In ttlEruunts there Was a Eteatly business Prime
commercial paper tnds ready buyers, but At rates
rather higher than those current before the late
advance in the rates on cali loans-
GOLD.
The feeling In the Cod Room has sohered down.
The price to-day ranged between 1ls and llsH.
The r1te on loans, however, Is stu firmly uain-
ta!ncd, having ranged from 4 to y for the two
dsyk Tne European steamer took out ti7s, So IN
specie. -....s-..
GOVERNMENT BONDS
were dfm, With some activity. The improvement
ts dpc to the advance In the London quotations.
The approach OF the maturity OF the November
interest has = tendency TO strengthen the market
EXCHANGE
In foreign exchange tnefE WIS LHe ISuN SaIHE-
days dulness, at previous quotations.
STOCKS
were moderately active. The Absence Of 60 many
brokers at the jerome ra1k Tnccs, to-day. inter-
{ered with the course Of business. Northwestern
aud Western Union Telegraph were the chief
features OF the market.
ITO The Associated Psees.l
NOVEMBER INTEREST. .....
lis believed the November Interest Will 1e paid
Without rebate, uunl within three or four days Of
RELIGIOUS ANNIVERSARIES
| 4 series OF evangelical anniversary MEETINGS
| Will I've held the coming week, at the Church Of
| the uoly Trinity. Btshop 4ctlyatne viii preside
al ne anniversary Of the Evangelical Knowledge
| Society," on next Tuesday, and Assistant Bishop
| Cummtns, Of Kentucky, WILL pre1ch the serInnn-
Bishop Vail. Of Kansas, and HeF. 7. L Smith,
| missionary from Missouri, arc mentioned among
! the speakers at other meetings.
RErEBLlcAs GENERAL coAAr11EE.
! NEW loKK, Oct 1a,-The Union Republican
! General Committee hela special meeting. this
evening, for the purpose Of reconstdet3nK The ac-
| mite decided to form an alliance with the Young
| Democracy against Tammany Hall. The Mect-
Ing was strong, and excited debate WAS continue!
uprn motions TO adjourn and points of order,
Chairman 10 put the previous question.
| up0n the motion to reconsider, wRs car
ried By a small majority. At
this point protest was made BY The members
opposed to fnmmany aRaiust all further nroceed-
tnqs, on the ground that It Was now the Sab
bath: that the meeting hail been called FOR Satur:
day night, and that to reconsider subject which
| had been previously debated aud voted upon, was
an outrageous y1olatloa OF all parliamentary law.
iias s as as
charged 10 be In the interests OF Tammanr Ec'
| malned TO resctnd the action previously tAken.
, 1870-10-16

r.w constitution fnoEs tha. railroads mutt
weigh F1aln into the cars, ana deliver The sAme
ana .no1. es5 ETH ISss t easpa aoe aone with the
Tnose who know how grin u delivered here
know mat. nosTthstandnx %srtss our constitution.
Notwithstanding.
Today, the organic law OF the State to the
contrary: We arc no nearer rclef, seemingly. Than
Stringent 1eRtslation, we aro told, must relieve
ms: and this winter the LegtNature will have 70
etors, to obey The fundamental laW Of tae Suite;
ana We mare no surety, that the monopolsts win
not buy up the members 1'bodJ and boots r or else
Ret some =. passed. 80 loosely consuQce1 that
I" cart and oxen can be driven through It"
AL legtklation will be imperative unlcGs tho
compensation 1or axitchinS ca4s to the elevators
New YORK parties hare refusal Of properly On
the South Branch sufficiently extensive for the
erection OF e1eSntors having { capacity Of over
1000 go onAhels: and these Pastea ars Wiling 70
barred because Of the obstacles railroads throw
IN the way.
II the falzoad managers will agrees to switch
making no greater charge than Is now made for
ihc service 10 the combination: and will, In short
throw NO obstaelss Ia re way; but give al N
1fately erect elevators and dryers, Will guaran-
tee against hot yrdih and reduce trst twenty days
storage TO II cents, and y of cent per bushe
II Chicago wantd to continue to prpAper and
wishes TO retain the grain trade, honesty and iAir
ness must take the place Of present u3ltcttJ aud
I1rOftttsm. ~ ~. - ..-- =.
/ trust that you will print this; and that, IN
every sec.sou Of the State. committees Of farmers
will walt upon legislative candidates and make
them pledge themselves to the enactment OF laws
that will guarantee to lin the Aame treatment that
Is extended to John, In other words, that cospo-
rattons raMaf trent all alike.
Ii Is an old BAYing, that "HhRt Ia everybody .
buslnesa Is nobodJts business" but let few
farmers IN The immediate ne!ghhorhood OF eacn
candidate make 1t their buseeAs to Interview MM4
driving the question straight TO the mark a. 70 hls
vote on this subject, and then publish the result
lows aud Minnesota, as well rs Northern LII.
p0is, arc each striving for railroads north and
eouth, In order to reach Milwaukee and St Louis,
r1fher than Chicago, The sole reason Is the very
general belief thar grain deaiet1 hers do not deal
| larry; and any1hng Is preferable to tr1ckery.
This c,ty In not moro Interested than the rest Of
the STATE, and in fact large share Of the West,
1t II matter Of pride that here ls growing,
thriving city, known fat anu wide for Its enter.
PRISE and destined Mt no distant day. II comm r.
cal honesty Is the rule. to be the great tnettopoti.
OF ~ least Zen Statea- Eycry naa xIll N 7nrn Il
Inouopotles and a few dishonest apeculatora In
rede this advancement and make the name o
Chicago oiious. B. F.
CHICAGO, Oct Il. 1870.
, 1870-10-16

the Ssiioual Land company, No. Ill Dearborn
s,rse,, 10. the past few dats. some remarkable
products Of Colot ado soils The disray includes
:,iower, let,s, wheat, estf. re, barley, etc..
which, tor k1ze Is well Is qaaltIt, were pteoahlJ
never surpassed In tns% country, The squAsh,
PUMPKINS, turnIps, caultnawer and betts ARE sim
rly marveis Of growth, and well worth s.1t Of
irspectttn- The articles will remain on exnlo{-
ticn y few days longer. These pro3acts were
produced In soil Of which there Is range run.
n,ng go ndiea south from chcgenue Au1 haEtn4
breadth OF nity Milts from The eastern base q
1ne rnruEtainA. All the land IN -lnhed 10 this
extensive plstu Ia 1rAvrfsed BY numerous Hyeth,
ARD every foot Of the snit may be inpr ryed by
tr7igsucn. There il evidently bright future 10
store tor Colorado.
, 1870-10-16
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
Programme Of Services to be Held this
Forenoon and Evensng.

EPISCOPAL.
- Ne @ E ons.a Nv .ss rseasaes .nls '4usnog @ anana
ny eaa1eu. W Aae Oe..n ot Ltus CHnaleu'
m Tpese % Vii Se mop,ue md evening" Di @ services
,bn Church Of the Atonement.
Rev. 3. Morgan onciates this morning and
evening at " AaFkH CauEch. ..--.z
.Rev. ". +: Y Jac ksoo otnelates ths morning
ana axeI os ua' a. %o,nnr
s. Johns Church, oa Hope and RESIGNATION"
The annual fall discourse VII be given 70 the
Rctrospee1 OF Experience"
The heS. ~: L3Nnsoet1J, 9! DavenPoEL
Christ Church. ~ e
There will be The usual choral service and a
sermon. morning and evening, At the Cathedral
-Tpe Key: ssdaey Cafbesr, Of Quincy. Ii!,no!s.
breaches, THIS morning and evening. Al casasJ
chn,ch. =. s.z,o ,n,. ,,or,,,, avn, a,an:
Ing, 4 M ss. stepSse's chlisa. ,:
LEY: JONAS 1Ieene nrsasaes' to1s morning
and evening, a. Au sMn,a san, L1uiSu. ..,,n,,
At The Church Of she Epiphany: /
| key. VI. LnSke oMsta'ess tois MoInng' 9sug' anu
Dr. R5lance' this evening; nas- q Grace eaosen.
| Rev. c; Q. Truesael pTsasaes, thts morning
| and evening" At the Grant flAce LuoFcR.
! Rev. u. Fowler E1n ptssen. ths morning ana
evening, at the Centenary Chntca-
l Rev. u. W Ihonss rreacaea, @ .als morning
and evening, 4t tae ta1X avenue tuuiEu-
al ne Central Palk Church.
Rev. 7. johnson breaches. this morning. at
Quinn Chapel Rev: ". $ Lanktoru, pastor,
-Rey. C. E. Vaudeville breaches, ills morning
and evening. In St JohnA church
There wiii b. preaching il the depot at North
Tse ; coane1st.ne = In oi the Methodist chareh was
laid las Thursdny- The attendance WAS une1-
smiea 70 stea 70 he esrness and eloquent
dresses OF DIS. Fowler md Haven. A liberal sub-