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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-02
r,ur cryTrTNAN'S STABLE GUIDE;

c,r,,ra i.u,r description o. The AmeIa'9 S- Of bones
Sr5vst method . feeding. groom rc al rs 6a-bess &C. BY
.., s.fb directions o OF carr s's' III ~. stable
x,ryr NrrrrEr 81 u y. S.. author ~ u'tats y, 81
e. Fa, srIr Illustrated ONO. ceih GU" t.f--,tio1
hrfr manual giving 90 tle oF1ero n" 5 b n author
- rs..r- t be- often feel, tue uerl o. - rseled
Q. .-tl, er.t.al stat be is writing about AH9 "DA' - ~
L. eNer reu.L.Man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-02

ETATEN ISLAND SPECIALTY-$3,j 500 for
= twoorr COTTAGE HOUSE. STABLE &c; sse minutes tom
hnl . on Soh Shore Island PHELPS FALLOS Co.
lj BrutdKay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-02

ONE OF the most picturesque \ lLLAS on tn
" Hudson River o SALE ats great ssle- le Owner gon
10 Fu,se Terms easy purchaser Also Farms villas,
hi su Sites Nyack aut vicinity by TAYLOR DIChIN
Res Estate II.t~rs fF.rk. ; 4
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Country gtaI estat, for Sale.

~ FARMS in Delaware Co., n. Y, for SALE,
w b FRANKLIN CLARK. Psri place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-02

49, ., ~ the rsue ard giving an ara IS 49, bg
1880 . ,,srr -i - appropriate CONES a ,-orss Meek
>tIlt1r, fnss1 Cloth
q 5iis-s F-or The v.k Of STANTON lo"'' WIZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-02

hIARGARET FULLER' WORKS.
NEW EDITION II SIX VOLUMES. WITH A PORTRAIT
PRICE $40, BOUND Is CLOTH.
SENT FRBB oN RECEIPT or PRCR
THE TRIBUNE,
NEw.YoRE.
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nor SALE-A COUNTRY SEAT on South

ave Pougkecpse about l. With every variety Of fruit
lad house twostorr 4rn aud extension
contains gardeners house sad other ouungN aVev d
~ r-ooerty for permanent being IN the
an ~ OF the Of Prof More Msr Hated iincAe E
uorts anu others Puce, SPOON Further par,.cuias Of
TAYLOR Il NIEARNS No y Pine 81
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Copariutrstig goiitts.

'THE COPARTNERSHlP heretofore existing
urler he usne COOK MAt,TtRS NJ day d.s'i,sl =
dets Due o. TIE late paid 10 GEO bAhSI ES va" W."
eost81ss iy GEO. c MAESTEkh
Apui J, 100
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FOR SALE BY ALI hU.lN 7.
rNl,rIICN1, NTSlC BOOKS

vi NEW PUBLICATIONS
rrpE OP THE GREAT LORD FAIRFAX COMMUNICATE
fs Arur the Parliament o Egall by Clements L. MATE
A. , A. With Portrait Mars SC - M n
91rap IiSpwAR il IRELAND A History for tie Tines by
Cr+.r. Gvo Cloth 81 49, ..e.---.., ,r-re
rtEDp-ITS WRONGFUL CLAIMS AND klGHIFtL ~ Esi
-. .,TrsI PRESENT AND POSSIBLE FUTURE By William
Tirrss Tta-u'ou. Second EDITION. vt ionA - " ~, H.
TF f4GkD LION Charlotte N louge author Of The Hen
e. Eeacy 5e' Part VI . 80 ,,,c,,rrr.v.C
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-02

IsINIIN HOMESTEAD A>SOClAlION.-
Chief uI1- +aUv M,HU-r.hig Zee =. 0 PAYABLE iu usta
mott, Maps photographs and prospectus - MOZA Co.'S 81 Pness
ba.esuclt Iu d. irtau st Va.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-02
dounip propirip Z AT.
). IRELAND. zoi Bro,ssar.

rTO'LET-At WeStield, on line of G.. R.R Of
n honr from New York large FARM HOUSE harus sud
outbuing' sh 10 70 70 acres Of aud situated Oh ss sS ou,
depot Also the following ursrs modern hu luses
each is plenty fruit Cotag-. ligs
lot walk Of aon lHqute u ". PERSON
al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-02
Arusts anS farms Mmt,S.

NVANTED-A brown-stone HOUSE, near
w Pe,.-t,b, "a Frosdvay 10 EXCHANGE FOE Drookys
LOTs eii lorl s,s Cfsu ~ A. rutland Co.. Beekmstsk
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-07-21
~ miTfsl1nfcrricl1f.

ilnirrssi1nrter tmpFebIt lid In Ieiutn frsisn
Smnesn unttrri4t fir Glauto unb f6mmilitt
SleHiHfrnmsntt a. eribsiIeH. gl6btrrs iu tr-
fTassn IN Der 9BO5unns ron DanieI pttnL auf
bfr fIeiueH 8lat.
Zap CHARLES TGderter.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-07-21
lHas Ser F si
0ebeimnikbDle YeOlar, !,
pber: 1850 iHEt
Die Gdfbtsr Ses Sdifbrd6igfn.
Rcman aus bsm iiinsifsn autsrifanif@sn srisss
-4.'-H Spn &. eepnbarb.
(GOrtifsuus.)

(Gprtirsuns.) "- '.-t
Deter ipurbe lebbaft aufssrsst bur@
ben Seri&t unb ipra& tpiebertolt Ssine
ueter3susuRs aus. pab bic germibtsn
nod lsbten. So
sDartst nnr, bis bieisr nnieIise ariss
ppriiber IT," iasts sr, ,,bann wi0 Id MID
bran MAIDEN unp bislse @etsimnie ouf.
fpirsn. User bdtt! etnE Str babt
niat atIsin @sfai&tsn sa srsabten; Sd
babe cine fdr GnG,s bic Gu& In 5arniI&
trtuseu piro." 419
4 nNur, laiIsu Sic b5rfn, If bin ni&t
70 Isi6t in 5arRifdb Su bftustalBg-&
b s8ir psrOeR ia lsbsn. Bibt Ser sus
finis, tpsr Sitftr gapitan Da6el iR?"
80 ia! tr il elm slenber Dfutl6er,
eem i@ mebr aIs einmal In pittsburg be +.
sr9ntt bine" q +r -
oSs, S6r ptbt basatfcs Run, es III
ni&t tu ldususn, tab Str elm f&arfes
auss sabt. Das abtr piet Str pptl nod
ni&t, bae bieisr CAPTAIN bsrlslbe J@&urts
III, ter nnTete eiS,p RebItn poltta"
Grnf fprans auf als wtnn tbn cine
S6Iunse ssbiFsn BATE. r
gWiFsn Si Sas s.rIb9" @ y.
n9lus istnsm stspeu 1unbe."
8 damn mus sr asrbeni ID ipill-ia 70 F!
sr IN ia etn 8rtessssfdnssnsr. Da mus
Id rVbl partsn, Bio elm 8risssstri&t
iibtr ibn bsifimmt." -sa Is, ~.
nDas tlf isbsnfarIs am 8efen. 0as
pU[ltst Sbr aud Cure 5dnbe NIT IuI&
f&mustsem 8Iute btTubslnP uebrissns
III feline 8t6nans nod ni&t tlnmaI SDlI /:
au& an biefer Dame bat tr Rh sersan.
gen unb wcGIte ft gum Gbsbunbe 3pinssn
bur6 DrObnnsen sessR iprsH Batter, ben
ct In bsr 5dnb tat."
peter srfldFte benz Greunbf bic Sah'
luse unb srtStte babur& pUmSsli& nod
ben Abfdsu, BEN Der iunss Rann ser bic
fem S6arfsH fitIts. 'al1e m
,,Gins golIma&t pom prdfitenttf BAT
err" sntsesntte sr Fnnene. oDa wirt
ss am Gnbf gut, ibm bislsItt gu nttmsH.
Benn 90 81 niAts nabsH tann, 70 tann
ss,aaa ui@se f&sbsR. GIIasi'S
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-07-21
O1ertcr 0fOre.

ltntrr3eihuttfr bat In bsr AIber Siraee, ami.
f&en Gsbar unb pittsisn Mstnus, IN lsinsm
SauIr rir 49,. ...-.s So
@rpesrisS uHb prpsfftpns-eBf -eBff&6ft
erBHnst nnb Iaesi 0rruHbt uub 8sIannie ,n ,abI.
reitem 8efude freunbIihff sfn. Gr rirS ad Be-
ifIsben nur euts BaareH 90 baitsH unb 40 ben
bi1igfrn pTsiitu pefaufen. ur - a
14ap70 SaIpb Guad.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-07-21
9lll N0lsCber.

Der linier5siGnrts, pdGsr burtt iatreIanssn
8strisb. fsiuts G'el&dftes iH ale QOrtbeiIs i'm
GintaufpUn Iabaf aneefisnti bat, smpFsbIt bier.
nit einent srebrten pubIifum ieiuen 0orratb
BON &au4a SGaupf- unb aautabdd, Giearreu,
gfeittn, Gisarrsnipissn, fowis aae tn has SAD
stuldlasrnbe artifrl. ~ ..,a.l
GasPar 3paIb, GebarRrabs, nfben benz
6ranfIin Sotrl. ~.E. II. 23b9
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-07-21
Versicherung,
SpeOitiDm-mmb-SEeebfeI.

y: Sttwart Votitr (Nddfplser Don g.
?. Waltsr) u gseut fir bic ,,Some 8srliGsr-
Hnes s 70. in Wtpsgpr Int ,,epceming Gpunty
g.ulual." Werner Nasnt fir aIIt surppiiIbrn
Dampfrr-eipifn. paITaaefdeiue auf Dompf-
une StsrlIbiiTen mad in6 son 0antburo. Nrt.
men nne ale aubersn 5Gfen mer6en Strfauft.
Btplsl psrSsn mad atsn SbeiIsn bes aIttu Wa.
frlaness ~ ben niserieaen Eatsn ausaras(t.
Dfhfts 205 eadardnna Mpsaue (5eibIsrs
SlsD, 3tmmtr gls. /, ubsnauf. f6S9
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-07-21
6efcbdfts=2 =2lmaeiae. .
Soispb 8eefer, O
Wf 5 be B q II Bier,

at ra. friibsr bon pcrt Serpts,
maGt bierrnit leiHrn S5rsuutsn nnb benz bsut-
lhsu pnbIiflim Dpu Srrantpn Hnb Spbe parf be-
fanut, bdB Ct IN Uierrifelb's 9lpd, MainhraBr,
eii De6belari@6ft erBfnet. gidt nur b6It CT NS-
btu jsSsr srt porrdtbis, fonbern AUD Betbfuee,
wiaisasgry aeppiGe uHb Gbnli9t 9Baartn. q. Q
9Btr SaarssIb bat fam bier auberOrbtnAi&
btlIig einfauftn. ST. r r'l gifW ].
Stsr6buiiTs piiuftIi& bslOret. 3. 4,rs7
Q6iO SpEas8eder.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-07-21

NGlfers sOeatiOo0c

SD untsr,sthnster empftbIt msine neue Ssu-
paaes ben 9hrssrn son STautpu. Dd i'd tGa.
lid geweiIt IN meine S6net brfpmnfr, bae Gin
groerr ShpineeI NIT btm Seu estrieben ipirb,
Pflfss Hi6t bier seppasH ippresn it, une man.
DIR Wdnn an tiner rin;isen eabuns nm rs
Trllars betrosfn wirb, 70 uarue Id jsbsh 9iir.
GER ffin 5eu ~ fnufeu. auBtr ts 1T bier stPOssn
pUreen. Rdbtrr Nusfunff tei
10tr66 &briifiau 86Ifer,
penH apt., Hnbr Giinfrris Dl6beIFfDre.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-07-21
S5a,1er s sBomee,
BeTtaufer BEN F
SrOcsrieen n,l6 aSrpoiftOnen,

SrOcerteeu ittlD ArrDiffOueil,
Matnfrabs, 1ybs PART,
nsbsu sfm ecttl bse 5srru @spree 8r6btr.
Ginsm persbrten beutfben pnbIifum bic trat.
bsniie aHgsiss, bab mfr fOrtp6brenb eiren diisSs.
phplten Borratt bon prOSiant uab 2sbrnsmit-
teln an 9ane baittn uno Su ben biaislarn prtiIen
an uniere Ruuetn ptrFauftu.
Snesm gtE um aabIrei9eH 3ufpuG bitten,
eebtn mir bic BrfiGertna, ha6 lctpsbI auoIitSt
ME wrtiIs btr Maartn ui@ts 40 piinIsben Fbrjo
laAeu. ~h50 30apS .
SafUb paaa. 8rishri@ BanIt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-07-21

.0~ sf 7r-zh1E ti71sl r
asf -1R 1sIsrF rsa aaHss rT
r'171 rHtg1t1s ssHg W se5s-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-07-21
sSnitrumcntaG ltnterri6t.

Rad bem A. Suli bssnue i'd meinsn nrusn
@urIus In 8iplin-, SiOla- unb Gflp-llutrrridt.
Srrnbesierise made i'd barauf aufmerfiam nit
benz Srmerfen. bnB bic nStbisen SnItrumente
II. (. ~. bel mir immsr sum 8erfauf pcrrdtbig
Iinb. 3p q. Gpnrae, Nulifebrer,
einbsnarabs, ,pil6en penn unb g8yOmins sISs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-09-22
SGlfers Gemlu0nc

SD nntsIsi&nstsr empfsbIs msint nrus psu-
mag. ben 8irsern BON GaantOn. Da Id tag
lilo SsRtils In mfine pGnhe bsfommt, bag Gin
sFoesr SdpinesI nit rsm psu sstrifbtH pirb,
Psl9:s Mot bier eerc9su trorbtn N, unb man.
gfr Dfaun an elmer einietn eabune nm is
aFueTs bstrOesn pire, 10 tparns Id irben 9iir.
etI, Islh SSa ju tanfeu, auetr es II bier etpSsrn
psresn: R6beTr Nuetunft bel
lulFeo Gbrifian B5Iftr,
gsnn dSr., nabt @iinIfer's MSbtlavre.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-09-22
Ger
0ebeimnikbo(le YeOlar,
cosst
Die C6fbtrr Sss Sdifbridigsn.
&OniaH aus BEN jiinsRsn amsriGanif$rn arisss
bon R. eepHbatb.
(8prtirsgHs.)

Bel sdsssanbru@ trat bt: ssf6Iassns
armts itren WarT6 na& bsm Sabsn pts.
eer an uub trf ais bas na6ae S?a&ila.
ger bs,eseu mar, fanb DibsI 1use, lei.
nen plan pisbsr auf;unsbmsa. Der Ga.
aerpIab mar aud bt.fss 1aI In etntm
Dalbe uno rbut SavtsrisFeit.n fanben
Die SpirsssislItn I'm G1use Der SunfeI.
bstt @sIsssntsit, bus 8sitsre Res ylanss
,u rsrabrscen. Die fra6sren 8uiGpadsr
Darsn alle bsrittsu, Sibsl une Gewarb
sbenf0IS unc 70 banoslte 90 En babsr
nur barum, aud bic eeute TIbeis mil
pferben ju psrfebsn. Das 9trfabren Der
Sante bisrbsi mar ntat fsbr stpiFtnbaft,
lie nabmen bic 5bisre sbtn, no Ge bisItl.
ben fanbsn uno ObsIsia 8 bis 10 bsim
Gnibru@ unterittfu paren, 70 fanb fFs
Oc6 f6cn Der na&ft absnb TN 9tfb
mstff f&Snsr pferbe. Sis taiien oas ea-
ger in wsltli&sr 8i6tans strIaFtn, tbsiIs
In 6CIse Der Wtttbsilunsen, pel&s Der
fritsre Suf&wodtr DbbsI ssma6t bate,
ibsiIs In Gslss Der HOtbpsnpiststt. NUrb
unb Sio wartn ibnsn untlrlit5 serGhtol.
fen uub swii&sn ben eneern srti 5im>
meleeesfncsn tutf&tso, wis sffnst, bic rr>
bditsns SnfCrmattcn. Sie DcIhn bic
wsaIi6s Ri6tuns brtttealtsu, Bic 5unts-
ollie nOrpIi& SOn ibnsn ldge nnO bann
Otsiss Stdot&tn bsluGsH, um li& Der iORs
barsn 8sute Su bsmdAttssn. YsI&s itrrr
bort barrte. Die 9tuts Oatels eatitn
nutiirII& fsIbR tsin Sutstsse an clitns
Gsfanssnnabms unp um iie In gutter eaunt
,u ttbaltsu, mu6ts sr pas Grpsrbs tines
Suf&tIspPers allen Grnfss in Gnsriif
attmsu. 5war CAB 90 auf itrem Siege
trias tlHiensIsuts, iDtl6e man pIEuberu
tCuntt; austn bas ma6tt tn eem snrttu
0spiTsn Der Sanbe sas fstaen EnterfGist
une nur, psnn ft niats faubtu, mas fi&
Oes SttbleHs UsrIOtate, paIen fs iblsl
eaune. Der eaHbfrt6, ptIntu GTr bur&.
,cssn, mar bic itst rOm 9tiese usrf&OnI
| ssbtstsn uup 70 mar tbrs gustenis sirm'
Iit4 rsIRI&. Sis fabIsa BET Gage uni
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O106rihf

pire bisrmit asssbrn, tab Gin Gtrtiffat SOrbersi-
ttt unn aussefsrtiat purhf gum 3psd rer Gia.
blirung elmer Bank of issue, discount and de-
posit, uutrr ben 9sitimmunsen Der Afts, brti'
ttli: ,,Gint afie lur Beitfssuns zines 6rsbanfsns
Sylftms In psHnIplpanitu uup Sur Si6erune
ess putIiiums pur gerluftn euTp iniOIpsnts
Raufsn," aenebmiat am 81. Md9 1860. uHe
bsn peritispensn 3uf1esn lur briaaitH SIftt,
Die beiaats Blnf lou beiefn ,,Eie wir&auis
uun WaeGanies 8anf pen <uanion" une lOftIi
Iein In eer &tdet Serduten-mit einem @runes
tapital ppn S250,00O, In snlbsiIsn uVH jr fiint.
ia; nit benz Tripiteaium. bic Summt aut tr-
psne sinm 8stras gu srbSbsu, sfT cine WtatOH
Dollars nitt iiberteiet.
Scranton, 81, aRsuf 1s70-6m
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Ncascr GtOrc.

llnttr,ti&ntisr bat In Ter albsr StraBs, stpi.
i6sn Separ anb piitstpH aptnuf, in lsinsm
paule elm
@reetrit. uub prsstfipns-0rI&dft
rrSHnet une latst 8rsunee unb 8rfannte ~ jabl-
REDEEM Ssiubs freuneli6fi tiu. Gr pirb ii9 BE-
frtben, nur quite @adrsu su baIitu unb Su ben
biliaifsn prriisR prrfaufeu. ts %,
14ap7O stf Safpb GnetI.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-09-22
SIecb cJ1litrmlmcmte

5u Oerfnlafen.
a SIne Yartit Bon stpa Ierjsba RsITins. 9n..
.I. mIsnieH @ Eire isbr binis an stpaist eisbbabst
0fs @OIsublatt SSr i19, Gaaatpu, pa, f3ir7
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-09-22
Samer S 9Eamfe,

0rDcerieen niIb 9yrDDiifOneii,
Raiuhraee, Spbt Part,
usben BEN Sptel ess Serru geprat 8rdber.
Gintm ptrtbrtru rtutfbsH pablifum bic srss-
bsnife Anjsiss, edb mir fUrlpGbrtnb siusu auset>
tpSbltsn @Orrntb pOn prOUiant uue esbeusmit.
tsln an panO baItrn unp Su ben btaiefsn prrifrn
an uulert aunceu psrfdufen.
Snptm mir um lablreibsn 3uipruH bitten,
stben mir bic gtrf6sruHa, bab fOmobl Aualit6t
ME prsiIt bsr Waarru niGts iu wHnl&sn iibrie
lafen. 30ap8
Safcb 6autr. fritbrit @duIt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-09-22
Versicherung,
SpeOiftCn-nnD-SEeehSeI

v. G.s1art gOtt.r CRadfolasr SON a,
p. g5aItfr) n s,s::n. fur bic .,Spnie gsrTber.
urgs Go. in 9sU.Sorf" unb ,,estpu1ina Counts
g9Htual." 6rrnsr Iaent fir aat rurssaiItsu
Ddnpftr-einisn. paIaesibeint auf Dampf-
unS Stefi9tnsn naa une sen pamburs, Srt-
men une ate aneeTrn Sdfcn paheu Sfrfauft.
@fhlsl rsrbfn na@ alien 5beilsn bes alien Ba.
Slanees lu ern niseriefrn RafeH ausseIirlt.
SfFee, 205 Qadapanna MreHue (5siblsrs
8lOdl 5immsr Rs. 1, pbrnaRf. f6S9
The Placer herald., 1870-09-10

THE MASSACRE IN CHINA A-The latest San.
Francisco papers bring the particulars, taken
from the North China News, of the massacre
of the Roman Catholic missionaries at Tien-
Tsin, on June 2lst. 1t appears that man
who had been engaged in collecting children
through the country for the missionary
schools had been arrested brought into Ten
Tsin, charged with the offence Of kidnapping.
The people of Tien-Tsin became excited at
this news, and collected around mission
premises and the official residence Of tho
Chinese Governor, demanding satisfaction
The crowd at both places amounted to seven
thousand persons, and the French Consul
demanded from the principal Chinese authori-
ties protection for mission premises where the
consulate was situated From nine o'clock
in the morning until after twelve, the French
Consul seems to have been going backward
and forward between the mission premises
and the palace of authorities, expostulat-
ing, entreatins, and demanding help and
protection. No attack had as yet been made
upon the mission premises, but the crowd
undoubtedly was beyond control, and were
ready at any moment to commence attack
The French Consul and his sec, at last
persuaded the chief Chinese officer to proceed
to the mission premises, but while on their
way, becoming alarmed drew their revolver
and fired into the crowd. Several persons
were hit, and commenced yelling vociferously.
At this the Chinese at once attacked the
French Consul and his secretary, killed them.
and threw their bodies into the canal A tre-
mendous yell was now heard from the crowd,
numbering over ten thousand, and the Chi
nese them rushed off to the mission premises,
which were set on fire and burned down.
The establishment of the Sisters of Charity
was next set on fire and destroyed. The
priests, the Sisters of Charity, and the adult
Chinese in these establishments were killed,
but the children in the mission schools, about
$50 in number, were saved Two Russian
gentlemen and the wife Of one of them, were
killed by the mob while travelling in sedans
along the road, and their bodies were thrown
into the river. The residents Of the other
foreign settlements, although for long time
in great danger, were not attacked, and the
Chinese authorities placed soldiers in the vi
cinity for defence against the mob. Nine
teen persons in all were killed at the French
settlement. An investigation Of the above
occurrences was made by order Of the En-
peror, and the facts of the report agree sub
stantially with the accounts given by the En-.
glish residents. The remarkable character
istics Of this report are the blame which the
Chinese officials place upon themselves, and
their confessions Of ncompetency from tho
magistrate.
The Placer herald., 1870-09-10
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5. The Courts have decided that refusing to
take paper from the Office, or removing and
leaving it uncalied for is prima facie evidence
of intentional fraud
The Placer herald., 1870-09-10
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NUMBER 8.
A Virginia Wedding In the OldeH Time.

From the recollections of an aged inhabi-
tant Of this city, who has passed the allotted
time of life, we have been favored with tbs
reminiscence, which may be taken as gen.
eral representation Of the festivities at we'd
ding in our grandfather days.
Invitations were freely extended to al
friends and acquautances, and after the mar
riage took place two entire days were de-
voted TO feasting and dancing. 'aa.' s.'ss'.sss
The bridal couple then set out for thcm
own home, attended on horseback by their
friends, who, moving in pairs, made very
imposing appearance. .l.r .5f
At the residence Of the groom everything
is ready, and with especial care bottle Of
choice liquor, richly decked out with ribbons
has been prepared and placed upon . high
post at the front gate Of the dwelling II
As the cortege come within one mile Of the
house the master of ceremonies wheels hM
horse aside and extends an invitation to all
the gentlemen present to join in the race for
the bottle, which awaits the winner and
gives him the enviable privilege Of drinking
the health of the bride on her arrival. The
greater portion of the party accept the invi-
tation thus extended and start off at full
speed for the desired goal. Tho foremost
horseman, on arrival at the gate, receives
from the hands of the groom sister the much
desired prize, amid the huzzas and congrat-
ulatons Of all assembled to welcome the
young couple, and when the cavalcade ap-
pears, headed by the groom and the bride,
he rides forward, and as they approach the
gate drinks the health of the bride.
The huzzas and congratulations now burst
out afresh. and amid the best good feeling
all around, the ladies are invited in the house,
the horses are stabbed and siege sets in 10
terminate after two days dancing and feast
ing, and to leave the newly married couple
to continue life's journey with the most pleas
ant recolectons.
Modern society claims to have brought
about improvements ON the above. The ap-
probation of friend is often weighed by tie
value of his bridal gift, and he is lucky 70
be invited to the public church, where ths
marriage ceremony is performed to the in6n-
te enjoyment Of small boys and a curious
crowd of strangers and bare acquaintanees.
The couple having been pronounced msn and
wife, hurriedly disappear from view to re-
appear transformed with marvellous quick
ness into everyday people. Lymchba.rg
Times
The Placer herald., 1870-09-10

DEEP PLowNG.-J NJ. Browne, in a les-
ter to the Gilroy Adrocate, concerning ths
crop question, in speaking Of deep and shal-
low plowing, says, among other things, that
Thomas H: Swain, at Hollistcr. has only
three acres Of good wheat. which was plowsd
deep by green Englishman, during Mr..
SWANS absence, and for which Mr.. Swain
actually discharged. the rowmas. Mr..
Swain says, now. howeyex. NAt hereafter hs
vi always plev deep AK early"
The Placer herald., 1870-09-10

The MANAGING WoMAN.-The managing
woman is pearl among women; she is one
of the prizes in the great lottery of life, and
the man who draws her may rejoice the rest
of his days. Better than riches, she is a
fortune in herself-a gold mine never failing
in its yield--a spring of pleasant water,
whose banks are fringed with moss and
flowers when all around is bleached white
with sterile sand. The managing woman
can do anything, and she does everything
well. Perceptive and executive, of quick
sight and steady hand, she always knows
exactly what is wanting, and supplies the
deficiency with tact and cleverness peculiar
to herself She knows the capabilities of
persons as well as things, for she has an in
tuitive knowledge of character. The man
aging woman, if not always patient, is en-
ergetic, and can never be disappointed into
inaction. Though she has to teach the same
thing over and over again, she is never
weary Of her vocation of arranging and or
dering, and never less than hopeful Of favor
able results. r
The Placer herald., 1870-09-10
S l. A n d Z Il .

Twas but breath
And yet n woman S fair fame wilted,
And friends once fond grew cold and stilted
And life was worse than death.
One venomed word,
That struck its coward, poisoned blow y
In craven whispers hushed and low
And yet the wide world heard
Twas but one whisper-one--
That muttered low for very shame
That thing the slanderer dare not name,
And yet its work was done.
A hint so slight,
And yet so mighty IN its power,
A human SOUL in one short hour,
Lies crashed beneath its blight