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ICE OF THE
CUMBERLAND COAL AND IRON COMPANY.

CUMBERLAND COAL AND IRON COMPANY.
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
special meeting OF the Stockholders OF the Cum
berland Coal and Iron Company has been called by
the President and Directors OF said Company, to be
held at its office, No. 90 BROADWAY, corner Wall
street. in the city of New York. on the 10th day OF
February, 1870, at ~ O'Clock M.
The objects OF said meeting are:-To accept as an
increase OF the powers of the Company, and as an
amendment to its charter, the provision contained
the charter Of the Consolidation Coal Company OF
Maryland which renders it lawful for all bodies cor
porate to become subscribers for and owners OF the
capital stock of the last-named company; Also to
consider and act upon the question OF consolida-
tion with the last-named company and other COM
panes having coal lands in Allegheny county, Nd.
to arrange the terms OF such consolidation and the
manner of carrying the same into effect, and to
authorize the Directors to effect the same to autho
rize the Board of Directors OF this Company to SUBJ
scribe in its behalf for 100000 OF the capital stock
of said Consolidation Coal Company OF Maryland,
and to agree with that company upon the terms and
conditions upon which such subscription shall be
mado, and to convey ana transfer to the ast-named
Company in free payment for the amount OF stock
which may be subscribed for, such portion OF the
lands and other pro erties OF this Company, includ
ing its railroad may be agreed upon. And gene
rally, to pass upon all questions which may arise
touching such proposed consolidation, or transfer OF
property subscription for stocks, and the dspo-
ston to be made of the stock subscribed for and il
deemed expedent, to authorize lease OF the pro-
perties of this Company any part thereof and to
make all alterationsin the bylaws which said meet
ing may deem necessary or proper.
Notice is hereby given that, for the purpose OF
holding stockholders meeting of the Cumberland
Coal and Iron Company on the 10Th day of February
| next, the transfer books will close on SATURDAY,
| Jan. 20 1870, at O'Clock P. NJ.
By order Of the Board OF Directors
| j. RICHARDS, Secretary.
| New York, Jan. IS, 1870. 100 tF1s
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nSy~ OFFICE OF THE LEHIGH COAL ANI
w. NAVIGATION COMPANY

DEPARTMENT., I
- a., PHILADELPHIA, January 81, 1905
Certificates OF the Mortgage Loan of this Company,
due March l. 1870 will be paid to holders thereof,
their legal representatives presentation at this Office
cease. - s. SHEPHERD.
81 mwfl3t Treasurer
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HOSIERY, ETO.

7OSIEFt = y
NGW OPEN AT
HOFMANN'S hosiery STORE,
No. 9 NORTH EIGHTH STREET,
GENTS WHITE WOOL SHIRTS,
GENTS WHITE WOOL DRAWERS,
GENTS SCARLET WOOL SHIRTS,
CENTS SCARLET WOOL DRAWERS
GHNTS' MERINO SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
LADIES' MERINO VESTS
LADIES' MERlNo DRAWERS,
LADIES' CASHMERE VESTS,
CBILDREN'S MERINO UNDERWEAR,
GENTS COTTON SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
LADIES COTTON VESTS AND DRAWERS
Also, very large assortment OF tsT wslY
COTTON WOOL AND MERINo HOSIERY.
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ITO ALL WANTING FARMS IN A LOCAL
ity Exempt from Fevers and Lung Oomplaints.-
To Farmers Horticuturists, Mechanics Capitalists,
Gentlemen OF Leisure, Invallds, and all wanting
homestead in climate OF unsurpassed salubrity,
exempt from the rigors OF Northern winter and
in close connection with the commercial centres OF
the South. Few II any sections offer such combi-
nation OF inducements as the town OF Aiken, s. c.,
and its vicinity for desirable and permanent home
A pamphlet Of "a pages now ready, containing a
description OF the climate, soils, and the nature OF
the products in the vicinity OF Aiken, especially
fruit, cereals, cotton, corn, vegetables, etc., in
cludlng extracts from letters OF distinguished vis
tors, correspondents, action OF town councils in
vitng emigrants, ETC., to which is added descrp-
tive list OF property for sale, including improved
farms, orchards, vineyards, water power kaolin
deposits, unimproved lands, aud town Residences
For sale by E. j. C. WOOD. Real Estate Agent,
Aiken, S. c. The book win be sent by mail on
receipt of price, so cents. Address j. G. DERBY.
Publisher, P. o. BOX No. 1889, New York, until 1st
OF February, after that date at Aiken, s. G. G1lIsm
, 1870-07-12
The Live Stock Markets


NEW YORK, July 11.-Total beevcB, 1910: or
safe to-day, 1u3 cars at Nehawkcn; l0l cars h
Ono Hundrcdth Street, and Ct carg at Cornmnni
paw, making 1900 All the good cattle arc sellln0
and at nearly the rates Of lest week, hut orYnorS
and medium 20 slowly ct 43xc decline to-ufQhf
anu SONG OF the Texans hold over. There are too
man many thin cattle, 750 for the week. They are Of
fair quality for the breed and mono sell below &c,
With some good Texas At l4c- The best Kentucky
at t5c. A drose Of 100 Texans, * cWt, sold at
12N@tac: 50 Of GA cwt at 1s86sl4c; 2st dne Ohio,
~ CIT, 15K@17c; 100 Illinois, 6k cwt, ut l5Ga1tc
% Kentucky, cWt, fat, 1G11eXc. The tuarket
averaged 16c, aud closed tame. The Erie Rai]-
road is running for 81 per car from Buffalo. and
briggs tile largest number OF cattle,
Sheeplheceipfs, 30 100 Tor the week, 500 to.
day 10 CATS at Weehawken, II ca1s at Forty-eIghth
s5reeE, and cars at communipaw. Sales rather
SLOW, ana Infn stock weakening in price; GONE
coarse bucks selling at 44{c. car 74.b thin Ohio
so!q at o.. car ssh, in small lots, 6Ec. A few
fat Michigan 61-lb 6alc; with Email lois ezra Sc
Lambs vary from mean 5s-lh pennsylvania at ea{c
% car 52-f Canada at &c; 50 State, 10 u, 11c and
best selected Jerseys, 12c.
Hogs count il, go for the week. The large Snp-
rly 100 to-day swelling the recelpts Most OF 10
motI0W'5 hogs were rushed In to-day, They are
Eofth llA@ifAc. A car OF Whey hogs, 200 fbs
Ohio, sold at 97sc alive.
PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, July 11.-Cattle moderately &C.
uFe; sales for the week 400 head, at 9talGc for
extra; t4@9c for fat to good; 3<a.c fof common,
exc ~
Hogs IN demand, at an advance: sales Of 9. 800
fed. ~
, 1870-07-12

LONDON, duly ia complete pauic exists. bott
here and ut Liverpool, as Is shown tn the following
comparison Of the prices OF securities JUST made,
at n NJ, With the closing figures Of Saturday
efening: American bonds, s-eos, 6e; Saturday
evening. 6s1S; AondaJ noon, sGk for '55s
old; Saturday evening, 69zs; Monday
noon, s6H Tor 67s; Saturday evening" eox: Mon.
day noon, s5H for lo-4os: Saturday evening. STE.
Monday noon, ss6s4; consols, Saturday event.
s2f@9sZ; Monday noon. ala1; Illinois 6nHf11
Saturday evening, 11e; Monday nnr. Itread.
s,uns s13aa ~ are INNER, ana there 16E'Auce m The
loSpoS, July 11.-DcsratsAes KS from the sa1ious
European capitals thIs NOR hg announce TINT the
excitement is generally ind Asng particularly In
moneyed circles, aud all 6brla Of securities haye
declined heavily.
The London Telegraph says: "The war panic
might die out, only men known TO be IN The En-
pefpr's confidence are ceiling heay4y.n
The Timer has an article on the Suantsh nnes.
ton wherein 1t says: 1t is still possible to loor
caimly At the future Ministers mus. eees to i'm.
press France With the extravaganza Of It's nrrten-
sions and suscepthilitteR, In the absence of rea1
danger, eventual war is only too probable, yet
such (ea1ousles have passed without collisions as
IN 1s<o and $3.50. The balance Of power Is unde-
serving thought. The real Issue is the posses
sion Of The left bank Of the Rhine and tho contest
would List until either one or the other bad he
come exhausted Civilization has everything N
-eSs - ea.A = p 4esA. fIaoce Ii clearly In the
,..rt - r... a.1 a.aes le responsibility France
e e,..-as. = es s1aoce tetases 70 accept the dis
[n,s. 80 a..s s'a on!eet 70 an arrangement
+aroa ~t.t n,ta .e~s.+..1 "a ne1 o"n conpe-
s'a,tes,.. 10. As191 S@ e1e Auss aet instantly,
,ren ra.,s a. ea.a y ~ ptesea4 tne couis1on'
~ E-n..p s.,.s s r. ue oamase lnncsed on
meDt.
~ NJ ~ ~uy AL-oesetal f1ass1an i1on-cads
-. -. ...s aatpei !eceteo oraess 5estefday to pro-
Sosat ~ sas naae io-oay taese ORDERS were re-
tnns5,s,a,.. 'enee'e !" IL s1s'' f12nce'
1o.7,o,.
veatern.y 'A'-Se'ee3ot ~ a. A1ne1ake dleo
Ionpon 1r,v
uuteter. both her ~ -ane =. -,l teenng u Mucn
tdon fg tast ratn,nr 80. atis' ano tac inpies-
between Prussia ana r.u ua1 luz auesaon
Ted without resort.no ~ WIZ oe Set-
utes- Securities Of ait x,nsa e1ae "eas"
vauced several Der cen, ,,,ca na'e 3D.
the tendency Is stu nnxar, ..a.'g, .o.u'ng, ana
which we're SEX at O'Clock. cSos.5 -, sah ea as,
other bonds advanced uronoT1,onsts,s ~ sS>S, and
, 1870-07-12
FRANCE.

NEW YORK, July la London special to the
HeTuM says crisis IL imminent the Continent
Military preparations we're going On ali last night
In Paris. II the candidsture Of Prince Leopold s
not withdrawn within twenty Flour hours, the
French Ministers will he recalled from Berlir and
Madrid. and war viii be declared. The conduct
Of France In forcing the issue and refusing to
leave the question Of the throne to the Spanish
people, Is s1r1ngy condemned oy nj Europe anu
Irusslats calm and dignlaed position Is approved.
LH1KR-EyeninG.-The negotiations oet"een
Paris aud EMS are reported to be unsatisfactory.
Prussia declaring her innocence OF intrigue In
fustng to interfere with the candidacy Of H0hen-
xollern, on the ground that she has neither the
right power, nor inclination to dictate to Spain or
to Prince Leopold.
A large party In France counsel the suspension
OF action TIL the meeting Of the Spanish Corte8.
The general belief is that the Emperor is deter
mined to tight. and will move instantly without
giving Prussia time for preparation. Itts said that
Napoleon would prefer to meet the Issue now than
aYteT Leopold ts elected by the Spanish people, es
peclally as be bases the claims OF his OWL dynasty
On the popular vote. -...-
PARIS, July 1.-THE Acnttrur announces that 1t
viii no longer give publicity to the movement Of
troops. and exho1a other journals to adopt silni
lar ru1e. .....
Up to late hour last night Prussta,a definite an
Ever had not been received. The city u greatly
excited. The Boufse opened active and excited.
Rentes, 68t. 70c-
The ConRiswiornel says 1t is rumored that the
hlne ot f1assa nas appsosea oi tae eaoosaasure
o1 f1ance donenzolleFn
f1gqro rfesenos 1na1 tne hane IL H1lnne enough
70 Ao me anshs OF sha1ns bot less 80 regarding
1ne guarantee requested OF nun. ......
Ihe Jcf1a01 sasa, Id case OF "aF, the emperor
VIII command In person, Witn the Prince Imperial
attached to MS stan- .....
FAHs, Jufy 1l-Ihe st13ke at Mu1honse contin'
uea Nearly 1sooo WorEmen are IDLE Ihe manu-
1actofs Of Ine Aeast3. Jo"adian there is burned
HIS hot kno@n whether the Ere was accidental or
the work OF an ancendiaz5. Some a,oo0 troops arc
posted IN and around the town, but there are no
serious outbreaks
A project Of law VIII be submitted to the Corps
Ltsladf prescribing the limits to which the press
Is to be confined In Publishing details Of military
preparations and movements
PAKIs, July 1.-THE Ganlofs says the horses Of
the Emperor have been sent to the frontier
1t is assarted that France will not consent tn A
Congress Of powers until Prussia has Yielded On
the question OF Leopo1ds candidacy
It's reported that the telegTa phic despatch sent
yesterday from Ems to the Emperor BIZ Count
Benedict was altered by the Prussan tele-
graph that but little of It could be decJpherea
, 1870-07-12

We all hope 60, although the Senate ia in no
hutty requiring the Indian treaties negotiated
by It to be provided for, whereof the sum to-
tai ia near 50, 600, coo, and the House is op-
posed to supporting the Executive Govern
ment any further in 1ndian treaties made With
ouf rs consent and requiring, appropriations.
list Of moneys due which have been audited
and their payment guaranteed by treaty atipu-
lhtlons, and the House Committee Of Confer.
enco refuses to pass them, Clarke, the Rep
resentatiTe Of Kansas, taking issue. as usua1.
with Koss, who claims that this Il ZOO, 900 Will
all get INTO circulation in Kansas II it be paid
, 1870-07-12
TENNESSEE,

Adjournment OF rhc State Legisla.
tNrc-CnpsuEed Whlskcy Forctbly
Nctaken by Its Osvners-JudIcinl
Nominations.
NASHVILLE, July 1.-THE Legislature adjourned
To-day TIL the second Monday In December. In
the Senate, message was received from Cover
nor Sfnter retolnK hill which originated In that
body, directing suits to be brought against certain
railroad companies md their agents. on accouDt
o. bonds alleged to have been Illegally Issued
Ihe message Eas ordered to be spread upon he
journal, and consideration postponed until Decen-
On Saturday Federal soldiers seized lot
1t 70 Tullahoma, and shipped It on
the Nashville Chattanooga Railroad for Ehelby-
Sllle. At2 O'Clock On Saturday night squad Of
men vent to Concord, Oh the Manchester L Nc
Mlnnrie Railroad, took possession Of 8 locotuo-
tive and forced the engineer to 1t to Wartrace,
There the car containing the Hllskey was over.
taken. They captured 1t, took It back to the
netghbornood OF Tullahoma, unloaded It In the
woods, and dismissed the engineer.
State Convention met at The Caplto. to-dsysto
noninafe candidates for the Supreme Court, The
nominees were Thomas ]. Filman and John L
sheed, tor Hest Tennessee; Peter Turpey and n
y. T. Nttholson, for Middle Tennessee: Thpnas
A. Il Nelson and J. II. Deadrick, for East Tep
ncssee. The nominees for Middle Tennessee wars
democrats before the wat. The others Wings
, 1870-07-12

Lynching in Colorado-Mining Opc-
xntions anteKfcrcd With By Indians
pal

Ly yNC0lnE In 101UfAUO-a1lhluE OpG.
xntions dnteKfcrcd With By Indians
-RobbcFfcE.
DENVER, Col, July 11.---James o'Seiu was
hanged last night on Browns Bridge, three miles
from Denver, by unknown parties 4 placar'l vas
attached to his body with tie inscription Il Cattle
Thief" upon It.
Weather cool and pleasant Frequent showers
LARAMIE CtTf, U. T., July live learn from
Colonel DoWney that the miners from the Last
Chance mines are on their way 10 Laramie City,
They have deserted the m1ne on account OF the
late Indian depEadat1ons 1t North Fork. They feel
unwilling to risk their lives without some protection
from government ttpupA IT Is high time that the
policy Of the government which piaces the lives Of
1runuersmen at the mercy Of the sarages should
end. Let the Var Office talk less and do more
fighting.
We learn from good authority that party Of
from twelve to fifteen Indians are lurking near
Last Chance. It is expected that the miners will
hare to fight their way home, and that thelr prop
erty will be destroyed soon after they leave.
OMAHA, July 1L-At 10 o'clock Saturday night
Theodore l. Leetch was stopped By TWO men, one
and half miles from this city, and robbed Of all
his money, TWO coats aud vest .....
The Pacific drug store Tas robbed Of s1G1 Satur-
day evening while the proprietor was sitting In
the door smoking.
, 1870-07-12
DES MONIES,
Case of Seduction, Incest md 1Iut1
der-Folttical-Abun Crops BE.
Ing Harvested.

o%A@% ~ o%uAA&AO"S AAGEhh AQO 1IuKA
deE-Poltticll-Abu Crops BE.
Ing Harvested.
Special Despatch to Tic Chicago Tribune.
DEs MONIES, July ia case OF seduction, H.
cest, and murder, by abortion, has Just been uu-
eatthed In Madison County. 4 farmer By the
name Of Brown had living with him young
woman he called hls daughter, who was the onlY
woman In the house. The suspicious Of the neigh
bors have been aroused for some time, and 1t
has l1teiy been developed that the man sedueed his
daughter, II daughter she was, following up the
crime with abortion, resulting in death. The case
being ferreted out, and 1t ID thought the man,a
guilt can be established.
Enlted States Marshal CLARK is hnETy!ng up the
Work Of the census in Iowa By cutting s!nnifr d.
visions and appointing new men to the places.
In the Fourth Congressional District In this
State, which Is exciting much interest, Lough-
ridge, present incumbent. has 81 OF the delegates
90 far selected, and Stone q, with
three counties get to hold convention.
Ine harvest Is now lalrly begun IN Iowa, In
Southern lows the work is general, and Northern
Iowa is well at it. The best OF reports come IN
from the new crop. The quality OF the grain Is
excellent, better than We have had for three or
four ycara The yield: too. will be much larger
than was expected Corn Is doing finely and Will
be heavier than eref before.
, 1870-07-12
New Orleans mArkef~

NEW ORLEANS, July 11.-CoTroS- Nominal :rnId-
eanss lss ss@es go sales SIS baes
BREA1sTufFs-Flour Iowrr. snnarNro Z. ara
600: M, $3.50; XXX, S5.7a Corn, mixed. f.0{
GIGS; white, 8; l;ec@1.2a. Oats higher at GiS65c.
PRoy15i0Ss-Pnrk Urn ut ISL, ,o0131.50. EIear
r:b and clear sides, hams, &c. IarI uutet: re-
nned. 1614916Ac1 Ieg, 1sA91sXc-
GRock!'iEs-Sngar scarce; prime, 1e412Ac-
A0iasses, fermentiug, 40@50c, Coffee dull.
STERIISG-114H.
WH1sKEr-9oC@S1.07M
, 1870-07-12
MISSOURI,

Order for the Payment OF ST. Louis
City Debts In Sflver-Chfnese Labor
cx8 for the South
ST. LoC1s July 1.-THE St Louis County Court
totiaF issuce the order to nav ali sred bonds in
silver, where payment in coin is expressed Oh the
face. -
Nearly 500 Chinese Iatorers arrived here to-day
and left fnr Memphis whence they will 80 to the
INTERIOR of Tennessee to work on plantations.
4AeS a1e ycry quiet and orderly.
, 1870-07-12
WISCONSIN.
Another Railroad PFoJecs The
Weather.

AuO1neF RAAltoAd Project - The
Weather.
sptriA Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
MADISON, TiE, July 11.-lt Is reliably stated llert
to-day that such Arrangements hare been made
with the Northwestern Railroad COMPANY. con.
tinGeut only on a moderate amount OF aid, which
will be readily Eiyen from this city and places
along the line Of the road. in procuring the light
Of q railroad from here to DaIaDoo, thence
TO Reetlsiulg, to which 1t Is to be
constructed By next July, and thence
that further arrangements will he made which
E1ll also secure the building Of the railroad to
P0rtage the present season. This action liz Of the
greatest Importance to this city and the country
through which the road will run.
The state Normal School Regents meet here
Wednesday, and Commissioners to locate the new
hospital ior the insane also hold @ unal meeting
Wednesday.
We are having another shower here, this even
Ing, and The crop prospects are Improving won
derfully.
, 1870-07-12

er,- y! WASHINGTON, only IL
CREDENTIALS PRESENTED.
The credentials OF Senators Anthony and Cragin,
reelected for six years from the 9TH Of March
next, were presented.
Mr. RICE from the hepif.1nn Judiciary Committee rc
ported BY to establish the Eastern Judicial
District Of Kentucky.
Directing The Secretary Of war to place ut the
disposal Of the President certain ordnance to be
used IN the erection OF an equestrian statue Of
on motion Of Iii. EDMUEps, for the removal Of
causes in certain cases from state courts to the
On On motion ] Of III. TI.uMBu1L, to cont,rm the
title OF pnchasers tn lands sntd for taxes IN tn
to by McssFs CASsERLY and BAYARD because il
proposes to enforce the payment of costs am
penalties incurred In invalid sales Of land 10
taxes as condition precedent for the Lawful
BxTARp were fesctea ana tho iii passea. "
The Lanl Grant blu In aid Of a railroad from
Sioux City, Ia, to Columbus, OAK, was discussed,
0NFlslsHRD BUSINESS -c1v1l. APPROPRIATION BILL.
The bill for pension to Mira. Lincoln WIS lald
Sif aSidife5Sas M p tn take nn the s"nrs
The Senate IN Committee Of the Whole, adopted
amendments reported from the COMMITTEES Oh
S @omsn s q
House ut Charleston, to tit the game for a
Post Dlcc, 720,000; increasing the ag-
gregate Of appropriation for work Oh
Aanpraisers' stores In philadelphia from
500, ,U1 to $126 600: increasing the appropriations
Tor competing Inc Co1ft House bn1Gl1E5 at Fort
land, Mc and Madison Wis. each 81. 800: making
new appropriation Of so 600 for public buildings
at Omaha, and $1G0, 600 for 8 barge office at New
York. -.--.. -.-..
The committee reported to add to the appro-
pEtatlons for the New YORK Post ONCE md Court
House bnli1lng the following W0s provided: That
provisions heretofore enacted shall be construed
to prevent the payment OF amounts due or to be-
conc due under existing contracts, and provided
further that the total cost Of building shai not ex
coed the amount OF estimates OF tho plans ap-
rroFed by the Postmaster General and Secretary
Of the Treasury.
Agreed to.
, 1870-07-12

OSHKOSH, Wis. July 11.-About b,,,
O'clock this forenoon, nre broke out In tht rss
ssianlng siaa MILE of Foster Jones, On the sosta
TIE miil was entirely destroyed Two ssw %ti;a
and Touring mill adjoining, were In grca. 1s dans
gef and at times took fire, but BY great labot Weir
have q, 900 insurance IN .he following comnsn,ee
Phseni!, of New York, $1,000; Republic, of eli.
Eago. x,ooo; Commercial. Of Chicago, sl,ooo:
Agency, Sa,soG G. K. Bronson, ole Of the en- Eres
men, had his eye nearly pnt out By stream Of
water nom one OF the steamers, 0A
OMAHA, July 1l--The Omaha Ale Brewery WIS
S6000. >"' s-'''' H1e1eu Ao1
, 1870-07-12
UefulcutIon OF n Railroad Ticket
Agent AT PEORIA,


Special Dcrrateh to The Chicago Tribune.
PEon1A+ July I'm. D. Ingersoll, highly re-
spected young man, and ticket agent at the CHI
cago, Burlington h Quincy Railroad, has proved q
defaulter for about $500, although part has been
recovered and he has absconded. The facts In the
case are briefly az follows: MI 1ngersoll, In the
capacity of ticket seller had charge OF the safe In
which Mr. Lowe, agent OF the Chicago BurlIng-
ton Quincy here, had Deposited 500 ID govern.
n y rs ss5f e Isl Aa t9pa 5ls esP
taken 1t, placed 1t IN bank, and raised 800 on
1t, When discovered he treated the matter yeyy
coolly, borrowed enoGgh money from friends to
make Lowe good, and then left the city. Since his
departure It bas leaked out that his ticket account
Is behind hand. This vas partially secured By o
months SALARY due him that mad not been drawn.
From letter received here on Saturday It was as.
ce1ta1ned that he was at Tir1en, Ill A NeputJ
Sheriff started for that place this morning. 1smed
With the necessary papers
1ngersou Tas young man universally liked 1nc
respected, and his defAlc1tion surprises cgey one
He vas al one time prominent member OF tht
Young Mems Christian Association, and took az
active part In religious matters.
, 1870-07-12

Or. Arthur Lutte, Of Roethen, Germany,
died lately. His house was magnificent psl-
ace, and IN 1860 he treated LES, ,8a1 patients.
q ,914 Of whom visited his Office. the others
being treated By lstter. His practice wss
homeopathic.
, 1870-07-12
Decision Endcr tho civil Rights Act
in Indiana

EvASsrn1B. Ind, July 11.-Justtce james T,
Walker has declared the state Law Furnishing the
1nternaErtagc Of negroes and whites to be con.
trary 10 the Civil Rights act OF Congress-
Peter Fanderade. Uollander, and Lucy Ann
Bolen, mr]atto, Who were mobbed On Satur1iay,
were released from custody, md their marriage
declared laEful.
, 1870-07-12
AQUATIC,

e""stef, the oarsman, Challenges
the World.
hnT1 l1ah, ehai,y July I1.-ucnry Coulter Of Pitts
scailef Of EnFlandS, lanes Io RssnfoEtn, champion
9n american waters for xI00o a 0it sIa II
Rop1I RenIGfth declines the challenge is opcn Is The
, 1870-07-12
Rum Over mud klllcds

CINCINNATI, Jnly 11.-Margaret Hncnstein, Q
years old, was struck by train On the Cincinnati,
hamilton DaTton Railroad, this afternoon. a!
Ernsts Station. and thrown IN front Of an ap-
pfoachinS train on the Marietta L Cincinnati,
which passed over her body and killed her.