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Sheridan was handsomely entertained
by the people of Helena. What with re-.
ceptions, sercnades. dancing, drives, dives
(Hot spring and quartz shafts) speeding,
shaking, irriga.ing, etc. neither town or
traveller have had such 1 Phil before time
out Of mind. "'''' +''''-'''. ~ ''@ .1.4~'.'
"A copy of Spoons-'s Vermont Journal,
published At Windsor in 1891, has CON-
munication which the editor pronounces
crazy, and which suggests the feasibility Of
opening road or canal, for freight "across
New Hampshire and Vermont to the Pa.
ciflc or Western sea." eHh;s2i' s9'sga''lt
- Senator Anthony1 dispatch rule, to
which our correspondent accredited the
rapid disposition Of business, requires the
calendar to Be taken up on Fridays and Sat-
drdays and slr bills tovhich no objection IL
made are passed OF indefinitely postponed.
Is bills wWe disposed Of the Arst day Il took
a6netIJ slssaW tJi.aA3 RI. et8a7'sg. In.
Among the Senators Who voted Tor ne
appropriation for the new State Depart
Inent buildings, were the following from
the West: Howe, Trumbull, Drake, Ram.
scy, Norton, Thayer, Upton, Cole, Corbstt.
Nys, Stewart. Rice. Med The vote
u regarded - defeat Of the capital rsmo-
WI project err.7sg-l rs;..aa =.
IAN International Prize Fight in He
lsna, the Other day, between prominent
Attorney Of ETHEREAL mould, and BrobdiS-
raglan ruralist, IVES stopped Syme.ultane-
ously, with the arrival Of Sheridan from
Holzuas's. twenty steps away. the referee
deciding they coulda't have amill noelmuss
there vhea the original war horse Vas ab-
sen1a oEj te5i efIasaE cJHfi. 1edl sSgrEuy-
- dispatch from WasAington Nay soth
sayxs ''Ths President las peEenpaoeily or
.sdsssd hillary oommandzs - prevent mi
"litia volunteer organizations from hunt
Ming ~ ladiana" Well, 1Pnsidsot Gsspt,
Do ~ fair thing. PsrsmpioEily order nil
ssay eoaaandss p prevent ihs aInlions
ldD hsstisgoa NysanAy ,.Lersa ~
ssstSssA n.y. havs hight - g - .VAnA"
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FROM COklNNE.
Arrirals- Cor;nns Opera House-FreigAt
Shipments, Etc.

EDIron NEW NonTn-WEsr-
The weather has been very warm during
the last few days. A small army of grass
hoppers have already made their appearance
in this Valley. Last nights train from the
East was heavily loaded. 1t brought E. g.
Maclay, of the Diamond R." who will stop
with us few days: J. R. Boyce and lady,
and Mr.. Russell Of Virginia
At . meeting Of the citizens last night, it
was unanimously resolved that this city
should have hall or building where publ c
meetings, concerts, ETC., could be given. E.
Conway was chosen President Of the associ-
alton and Mr.. Wilbur, Secretary and Treas
urer. It is proposed TO erect = building and
have it completed by July 4th, to be known
rs the C0riune Opera House. The ten stock
holders immediately paid 81, 900 into the
treasury. and bids will be received next
week for building.
On the 9th inst, the diamond r" ship
ped $500 lbs goods for E. H. Wilson s. Co. /.
Wallace. Brown. Parchcn 4 Paynter, and
Lehman Bros. Helena, by O. J. Saulsbury's
train. On the 1lth, they shipped. by Dennis
Minn, TO 4. n. xslsr and J. B. Lorrsin,
Wm.::H. Jones, to VIM. ": Morris and !.
B. Lorrain, Va. City, II, 500 pounds. f1'@
Creighton & Munro shipped TO-DAY. for
Heidenheimsr, Va. City, q, 900 pounds.
The Diamond r train arrived from He
lena this morning and will start back Mon.
day. loaded with 5000 pounds for ]. B.
Lorrain, Virginia.
The wind blockade they had at Omaha
seriously retarded the arrival of freight at
this point. s ...a'4u ..,nD -.
The Corinne Base Ball Club is getting its
muscle in order. to play 2 club that is com
ing up from Salt Lake .1t il expected to be
. base affair oi = ,9rat7 g.. go w.
Corinae, Nay 18th, la70. !.i s,. = .,.~,f,s,a
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Il MOVE AGAINST JOHN.

81 *+7M' 80 "'F -F''tf.--- - '''" '.' 't .9%%
The Chinese question In California Il get
Ting into shape that may result in good.
The labor elen,snt 6rse felt the injury of
Chinese imnigratioh and their rsnonsslan-
ees, ofA violent, knock down and drive out
eh1Qesee, resulted In the maintenance of
the OAinese By the authorities In their
rights underthe treaty to protection In life
md property, end che tevslsion q the
Weather classes against l4he violence done
che few quiet and indastlious 1fongols.
TIE increased and insitcasiss Chinese pop
u!atios, and TIE effects Of their system of
labor, and expectation " money u now ma
King ils;l.4els upon the masssA Chssess 10.
lbor r revoluiosising the industries of shs
iotsss, Ind notwithstanding thsm Aisast.
7,vusaj u tAsovass' omajoritt q w people.
'ThS wealthy W. lsaS sessassst BY ~ IL
ypavy,ssOSs appetite bfdsvsusissl ne sssss'
sisnneSD Of our citizen iatussS, snA Tie iadux
70 snr shores Il making the matter wefse
each year. Public sentiment, heretofore
unexcited to earnest exprssslon. Is swsken'
iag, and will probably result In repre-
sepiing the evils Of the system 70 the gov
eminent In such manner = To- procure
legishsivs redress II would have been
bsties Tor the country II tho Chinese treaty
bad never been made Being made It
should BE- cancelled. IL benefits to 70 ~
svesjhsdowed By it, evils. We notice that
yrlnk Il. Pixley hos taken the Lecture
sand In opposition TO Il. and although be
10 been severely criticised for some Views
sxprsseed, ~ look % ~ s'Issd followed
aod Opposition " thsC Chinese pAgse resolve
jtsslS Int IN intSlligens,. easness sesss y
Vpooae government actioa shas win seeek
~ NJ Umes Il = dsns ~ fsci1c eoaaE
iVU hta <hs Asnds . ~ allea 1akaas
|, 1870 80 IA -. -, tfits. .a1 I
taS.s1Dantsopsspsiasiep ~ 49, soeest
lesna u6S6llD pssisl scae fsfvtAAses.
~ ~ ~ sDess,siaatsD - 'seway
t4AMeA
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TIE Diamosd r train In charge of Sam spin, which
started from Coeinne On the 18th Of Nay 1870 con.
sisted OF thirteen waecss o. esehasdise "a csssgn
a to B Lol,ins. viryi1s. and wstGhtag sa7so lbs
This y ths lasgsst shipment froa ths railroad eves
made to one house.
csa,ley Dah,sr has telecsphed from sioux City and
b rstursihg b ~ Ne Wa one Of ~ Tsoouy party.
wh@s afe ths resi- : a.H 4 Ia ii,il2 .s.}iia
A I'D nsuau Tho1as Nsrphy accidentally sSet an.
other At French Bar on Sunday Dss Click and Reees
amputsssA HE q. and - = doing we'll
EE E2@ #&9tis ~ 49, 81 - q s#f
u'L tAElGaJ ,- Herald - ayg5 .sn grsa
Hugh Ikksslan sAippe1 - ~ q osvsnsaE
freight from CosiDns Nay 18Th res t.s-t
Yesterday in Basin gujeA, Ns3sss Haleord 4 CO
cleaned up 10 ou.ees this being one Of about 1--we
casaaups IL part fee this ssssea. MssRS Lesta Co
osscss The hack Dsg Company, two slliesA SIS;
J " olinss, aboat $500 from fsv da,s run.
ne Library Yin receive 80 NV volunss this week
RE leave. Chicago fer Helena Nay assA.
Aa. " lHa -hHf t4 --ts#4 ts-@1t 1ai "
ai'r.unIa ii Il oassess =. IgaB0a So Ttt9 I
!, .Age1Aisnaasf III ~ wss rssntly tsjau,pasd
70 N CavaaaagA o important bssinss ssesiysd the
following reply froa Nm Cavansngh; Il regret The
coutpued danssroas iliDess q II CsSmsaeA readers
ssoop,iaaes Nh yes ssassst inesssihla.
= Avaeua dnu1lg tAsssyake q oxss. laA0 q ~
Dianoad = hsiRAt e1ee. OdsinnA @ ~ al q
Apen viii 49s6 pounds q fssiGAt csedgsa = Iar.
- rsy11s; As3sssa j1asaaaa1 nana1g - esD b
. 6a,A ~ ns1ssseea. isIisiA DIE saiH
c TWu,H. sr -. AjnA - eaDsG1agAle ngaesiae
sAihe 2 UsssGs 6eaDsr iayA = q - so1d e. Mon
~, heUiss - Ceeisns, The nsesi1G We bdnsvs
II WljS, Nh ~ ehlsIs e ~ tduapA e0es 8
- To- CssY = - = - ~ SsaglsesA -
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aeA - vslllas rolssia n p-sosD
r n~sesyfsasAs. apsaee = - -
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Capital Times. n:
There IRE $50 to 500 men At Lemhi and Lceeburgh
and Salmon City will be lively this year. new gulch
10 struck miles from Salmon City-Gntson guch. II
il good pay, and several miles long.
The Sheriff sold, yestesday, the quartz mill known
a. Branham's mill on Ein Creek, for 5000. The
plaintiff Todd was the purchaser.
Col Sam Russell has returned.
Mr. " Hurst. the Deputy Sheriff Of Madison coun-
IT, leaves to-day for his home In Ohio He will return
inJuy. ...t.
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BLACKFOOT, - Nj. T.
Au Passenger Coaches Stop at this Hou.e.
Having taken the proprictorship of the Carey HOUSE
we will use our beet endeavor entertain guests boo
pitably and to their satisfactin. The d
the public 10 respectfully solicited 4Su
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-Dlanolution Notice.

-1Sf1t Dissolution Notice. %
NOTICE = AssAy giyss tAst ~ passnsnAips Assvs-
q CD KShss C. and Con PeyI Heisas, b dis.
solved - Uaeuol consent, Conrad 8gAso 6eeo0lnR
peEcAss aed sose owner Of III property and aceouaes
1ms vin = pad 70 Coasad Kohs and ~ eAlisaeiooo
q said lE1as wiu b paid By him.
Az - -s87-nI CONRAD E0HRA ,5sgf
JOSEPH PEEL.
1 DseL eaDa Nay =. loaAl ..isgta1ss A as4a.u
Tn 1g1lH19s z. ~ 80 ~ hsesseee -
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-19

feet, thence southerly and
parallel TO tie Aforesaid
dividing line TO south &
street, thence along said
street TO the place Of said
, 1870-11-16
TIE CHICAGO TRIBUNE.
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
CHICAGO tribune.
The Great Newspaper
Of the West.
IT'S PLATFORM
REVENUE TARIFF,
CIVIL SERVICE REFORM,
OPPOSITION To K0N0P0LlES

TIE CHICAGO TR1BCEE enters upon tae twenty
fourth year Of its existence stronger than ever in
the confidence and attachment Of tho people,
Yielding t6 no one IN t. deyution TO the principles
OF the Republican party, 1t recognises the tacs
that those principles have achieved their complete
anil enduring triumph. Slavery being dead. re-
construction effected, aud the right Of suffrage
made universal. new questions will shortly arise.
demanding public attention: and, whether pa1t1ea
arc recognized or not, the t.eues Of the past NH
give place to the issues OF the present anu the fu
tutt. 1t Is proper, therefore. inst TEE CHICAGO
ThBExK Ahon1d denue its position on those 1ues-
tons which are the next 10 come before the
people.
Tnk TRncNk Is IN fxvor OF = t1r1n Levied for
the sole and express purpose OF raising revenue
for the government It holds that every mau hks
the right to hts own earnings, AMI that all law3
which seek 70 deprive him Of portion OF tae
fruits Of bis laoor fo1 the beneft Of any other per-
son or clxss, are tnfftnSemtnts upon his liberty
41d ire akin to slavery and robbery In their ops
rauouA
1t Is IN favor Of thorough reform IN the
civil serytcc Ct the government, believing that
the present system Of Federal appointments u
productive Of waste, corruption, and iemoraltza-
ton to fr1ghtfnl extent, and that It Is rapidly
| being converted into machine To cheat the poo
people cut Of their yoteA-
lis In tayur Of zcsu.o to specie payments b.
| the retirement Of tue gfeeuoacks. and the subsH
tul!on Of National Bank notes, under the opera
ton Of q tire banking lAw.
Its IN favor Of dlgnInet, inst, and peaeetu
foreign policy. While insisting upon ali GU
rtshta Is nauon. It WIN oppose every project to-
plnuEtng tho country into foreign var to pso
| mote partisan ends.
Finally, TEE TRnrxx u opposed 10 al speela
Interests which Are autagonisttc to the general In
| terest It n the declared enemy of {Qpuopohe
, 1870-11-16
GREAT BRITAIN.

INV YORk, Nov. 1a-The London corrc.
Erondent OF the Ford says: "Thc reply Of the
British Government 10 the demand Of Russia tot
the abolition ct the treaty OF 1875 Is understood
tn he weak aud deprecAuuE."
CORK. Sos. 1a--A great demonstration OF SIN
PATTY for the Pope Was made here tonight An
immense public meeting Was held, presided oye1
hy the Dt4hop OF the diocese and addressed b3
a.emhezs Of Parliament trum this district. Reso.
tns!oss expressing personal sympathy for the
I1oly Father, lament{nR the deauuction Of hi.
temporal power a. detrimental to the peace o'
Europe, and In faynr OF u,emoralzing Her Males.
Us Government On the subject, were adopted b.
atctarEatInn.
, 1870-11-16
DRESS GOODS.
Lowest. Prices !!
CARSON, PRIZE 6 CO.,
110 & 100 State-st.


Rend the fouow1nS: |
New .Popllas for Suits, Fall
Shades, reduced to lSc.
Rep Poplins, plain eolors and
blacks, IL l-2c.
a good black Alpaca, very
cheap, Csc.
28-inch vide Satin Brocade
DressGoods, solid colors, rich
shades. a decided bargain,
81 1-2c.
Black Moscow Bearers, all wool.
handsome finish, $2.75 and
$500 per yard.
Atwood Red Flannels, from 20c,
Brown Blankets, 81 per pair.
White Blankets, all qualities
very cheap.
Heavy Cotton FlannelS, II | &c
Heavy Brown Sheetings, yard
| vide, 10c.
Ladies' White Merino Hose, l0c
Best quality ribbed all-woo
Hose, reduced to 81 Lac.
Mems Merin0 Shirts and Draw
ers, SOC.
| TBkpEcial l0daceNenta Ia nil kinds
l Dress t;eods, Fspstn., Etnprr.~ t:!oth*. et
| Hack I.y ems Cloak f<ivetz arc cheaper
| our store than ctteWhtEp In tue ctxy. IN
1 and r%F nut Nf1eeR.
, 1870-11-16
MISSOURI.

Thank nEtving PFoclnuaatfon-ftEAt
snow 8torM-muFdcr and High.
way Robbery.
ST. foCls, Nov. 1a-eovernor MeEturK hAs
proclaimed the 2sth instant "a Thanksgiving Day.
The nrbt SNOW Of the Season fell to-dAJ.
4 5oul z mAn named LySings, who lived Rea1
Weston, No., started last Saturday 70 pay some
money TO man Irving eight miles west VI Letv-
cnwoTth. KAnsas. Another man, named JOSEPH
Renics, followed him, and when ! short dlstaue<
from his destination, anot him four times IN r.
Weston On sunday and 3l5o Of Lyktug'a monel
Has found Oh hlA person.
, 1870-11-16
INDIANA.

Annual Election OF the Grand En-.
cnznpmcnt OF Odd FcnosSs.
Special Despatch to The UheA1o Tribune.
Ixp1ANAro1I., Nov. 1a.-Tne following cfncers
were elected 1t the meeting Of the GEand Eu-
campment, this evening: T. BeaHeu, Aoors-
nile, Grand Pa tArcn: r. F. Monroe, Madison,
anapoits, Grand senior Warden: Reuoea Hubert
eop, New Albany, Grand Junior Wardtni E. u.
pa1U, 1nd,an.pottr, Grand Scribe; 7: r HsuzhsE,
Madison, Grnod sentinel: ]. D. Watson, Indian:
apoat, Grand Deputy Sentinel.
, 1870-11-16

BOSTON, Nor. 1A-samue9 +. Ptusou =, OF Low
ell, sgcd IS year., wAs arrested yesterday for OBJ
tatuing &lco nudcr false prrtencc& While being
searched u the station be pulled % his coafs -
though perfectly willing to BE- examined, put his
hand between ht8 rest and cotton thirt, Is II 70
Kst pockeibook, but took q small pockct-ptatol
thettfrum and aimed II his heart and discharged
tne weapon The shot, however, did not saEc
e1fet IN vital pa1 but passed into ne left siae
eory vas then taken Is the C115 Hospital He Is
most respectfully connected
,nN1o*, Not. IA NeTlt1efAed youug man.
Gtns1cR ~ pane ~ Dsl1Al Lorh, called on Deputy
RsIsaW fnsma Wnnau Warren, Of Norfolk County, 4
NsadtSen, satSs ILLS ast eren!ng, and confessed thk ne
~, oe ~ masnercf Of Benjamin Nathan, and slated
Hnam a1 me "a "a n ~ accoupilee named F1nk BAT.
mHea fro,, ne naa separated from yesterday eight
| nx~- w ota eoAton. 8osn OF them had travelled
eon'a e ne S1unts{ 9MH{ nce lie murder Lard sad be
iocEed ht1n * - Hesp toc secret- Sheriff Warren
ro1ss tha IT, " 70 await Investigation 1t Is SUP
notoriety. ee'eF 1nAaae tnau seeAA"s
~ hhsHpo,1!,; as,E; Aa1*:. Soy. 1a-1nc youag ma.
Rrn,,In ny Fn,snoessd himself II the murderer 81
George Henran, Of PotssytiIe t r A's aA"e
, 1870-11-16

Unusual Activity at the Brooklyn
Navy Fard.
Failure Of Prominent Firms an
nounoed.
Tone OF the Markets.

6reeiai Despatch to The Chfeaso 1Houne
FAlLCRKS, sElzrRIs, ETC
EKw YORK, Eov. 13.-Walf Gucet WIS dtsso1oeo |
to-day BY SONG Of the unpleasant escn8 WHICH
arc frequently the foreruuner OF cl1ss- oome
prominent nrms are in trouble. one In the hop
uade has failed, and this failure IL likely 70 lead
to others IN the shipping trade. Another fespeesA
bic nim In the grocery trade Ind its books selzed
By the Custom House authorities fos alleged 1A!se
weights tn entering coffee. large warehouse
hAs teeu seized for frauds on the revenue.
bank messenger was robbed Of eight thousand
dollars in broad daylight Rumors are In clrru-
lauon in regard to other failures and fraoda.
The4e events tend to increase the uneasneas and
dtstYust existing In financial elrc!ea
koHKr. |
The money market WAS more active toFafd the
close OF the day. and 1oans we're made At per
cent hut rates ranged from TO per cent on call
o0rT1NxxN1s. Il
The Government bond market wAs duE md
| sseady. The foreign exchange market was dull
The quotations were 1est: :9td3K for prime oauf-
| e1s; sixty da1s' sterling. and s1eht, l09H91oaH,
Commercial bills were sold 1t 1osA91os4. aud
Southern bank bills quoted ht 1osK@1o9, w!rn
aalea Ut 1oe:s.
Tho gold market opened 1t 1llH; declined to
11p71: 1tterw1zd rallied to INK, and closed, at
y n, u 111ss. The RATES paid for earring were
-, i, and per cent, after the board adjourned
The quotations were l119911ls 1t the Close
| 6fOC1&
| The stock market VA gtrouX and advanced,
| but the transactions were limited, and the Close
was dull. In the discount market there Il still 1
scarcity Of prime commerc,al paper, the rates foE
which range from to sK per cent
pHr GoopA
B0slneH8 ~3 4uiesAro ~4AooA A' W sooaA
}obbe1t, but active Ii the fesau uaae Of toe el9.
! The nne weather has died our leading retail
| nrr... uttn hn yrrs and enods are uoy1nR freely
sr,as,,n r-ns. ~ nrr.scd to xa1e hY ,he obbefs.
who z1e reducing stocks As much a. poaah4e.
Foreign dress goods are rrn, and there Is t1I
| ae,nand tor them. with light stocks Of desirable
| .sv
e'0A@
"aAA1'
, ] The wheat market Was Shade e2slef To-day,
! | but not actire. ShIppers md nlilerB opetxted
ts,s.s sha ..Iss ~.-a ~ IN hnsheis
moat saoaoco- AAc eN!sa "s'e 'N'0''
Flouh-
In to-daJa hour matktt holdcrs opened Hltt
aIk,nr a further advance Of from to 10 cent
l. ~. hs--at f,r the cn,nrnon and medium crAdea q
= peI Ws"a..s .as rnn-. ~, c1rarv ha,6 ~
r state and "este1a nuots' W. uuJels ne.a ~
and, with large teceipis' Tue "AEAes eloSea a1se
only moderate buE4neaA
tTo the As.oeiated P1en1
n FAILURE
NEW Yosr, Nor. lA-Thc failure O. pfnml
/ nenf rnmfntha!on heuse in the hoo trade Is an
= | nnnnced Il possibly may embaIuss othe
+, | rfms
+ SHORT wK.uHr,
8. Government officials have seized the books OF
n,ominent grocery house for reporttnV sho.1
9.--
, 1870-11-16

Arrival OF German Immigrants nt
New Or1eaus-TFlnl oI tho Baton
Rouge Rioters.
NEW OKl1Ass, Nov. 1t---AH!ved, steamahip
Frankfort, srom Bremen, with s94 passeDze1R,
mostly emtR1auss, Of whom 800 are for Texas.
The trial Of the Baton Rouge prisoners CON
tneuced this morning. The t1oayune says 1t u
A4sested That ntne-tenths Of those pt!sonet1 ate
ven fnown to b. Qniet sud respectable c1dzsR9
Fisher, arrested for killing MAJOR SchpuberJ and
Judge Lrwea, IN default OF hall Haa sent TO the
parish pI1lon.ss--
, 1870-11-16
WANTED

TB-kprctal lodaeenenta In alt kinds of
Dress {;eods. FopsinH, Emprrra ttoth~. etc.
| Hack Lyoua Cloak f<ivet4 are cheaper -
! and Eel nut Mf}e$A.
, 1870-11-16

~ yearu old. Hi8 general helsh waa good. 4:
p,ained Of nolhtng until ha1fpzst& this morning.
U71Cl, N. T., Nov. 1A.-rrot. Edward ". knot,
Of the Chtld Der aItmens OF Chemistry Hamilton
Celk n, died this motuin1, In hlA 31to year.
RnGH>N1cK, No. nov. 1a-Kev. Or. BDlla-d, 4
well known Episcopal clergyman, died suddenly
last nteht.
, 1870-11-16

snow StoFEn-W0Fk Commenced on
tho Pcorln d Rock lA1and Rail-
road.
Special Dtrra&eh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
PEORIA, Nor. IA slight SNOW storm, the dfst
Of the season, has been prevailing here all dAI.
The lrst rail Of the Peoria L Rock Island Rail-
road was 1Atd to-day. The work viii be pushed
npld1y onto completion
, 1870-11-16

TEE CK1cAoo THxII TzxaCM hsa \ 1ArEH ana
bektx eten1AtM h ths West than any otber Journal
Has an etrnOe medium foe advsttstnE. especially To
thoe who wtah to The raszouags Of the pyodoe
lns el4A.es. limited number nf AAvertastments viii
be tAtkn, 1t osesate fatea Subscription riee Of TEL
WEHL1 T1nEW, u PER arn1rn, with liberal fe1ue-
tim far 4 rirh If ten or raote.
, 1870-11-16

Memphis x Lltt1e Rock Raiirond.
Akxru1s. Nor. la-Grtenlow, Who recently Rot
the contract for the completion OF the Atmpnis
mont General Manager, with tnl poWeE and in-
slructtons 70 nnibh the foad BY FebrnaT 10.
Beaumont has employed largo number Of hands
and left to-day foT Arkansaa.
, 1870-11-16
EtfC in mk1Hnuk

a.. AHHAE8fx, Nor. 1a-At half-nast 4 o'clock
tots morning, nze broke out IN fnr ert.nstTe
East Water street Tbs names Epr<*a 1an,dis.
snd before The nremen could eei to work. IL
works were hFEond control, but The n.e WI urr.
vented frrs. tntc'icc 1t{A:tr1 u:c,r-r. Mr.
Bp1AH& lon II e@rU6tnd Il ST. noo
, 1870-11-16

| ARexulsr Communication Of II. ". Rteelow Lodxe
No 81 n r. and A. H. this {NcdnesdAyj eyenlnx. II
* orlck An member requested 70 Pc present
aabozness Of Importance = g TannaEFsfd TENS N,v
, 1870-11-16

CINCINNATI, Nor. 1h-Calytn r. Stasbuck,
1ouudcr md pYlnctpa, proprietor ot the tinclnna1
ns7. 1ia.s4. DIED suddenly .. half-pAst6 urnrk
t1l2 mn<piuE from diseAAe oi the heA1t He wAa
, 1870-11-16
LIFE Insurance AGENTS.

The Continental Life
Insurance Company Of
New York has SIS, ,000,-
600 Of Assets, and is now
issuing over 1000 new
policies monthly. Good,
capable, and honest Solo
itors can make desirable
contracts to work direct
~ for this company, in
this oity, with frst-olass
| office accommodations
| free, and an assurance Of
courteous treatment, by
calling at the office Of its
Northwestern Depart
ment, No. 90 Lasal1e'st.,
| Chicago. ......
| S. 7. LOCKWOOD Managet
, 1870-11-16
CHIoAGo WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

CoRINTu1AN CHAPTER NO. g, r. 4 u
Epec!al Couvocation this ( ttnesday3 tTt1lnE. At1
p'efpek. Work on the u. E. n. neEIEe.,.
, 1870-11-16
1nkpcctlon OF tho Ncvg Northern Hit.
nois Atylum for the Insane By tho
Eorc1noF and QahcE Public 0fft-

Edus, III, Nov. ia Chicazo pAzty Of abort
ffly persons 31rired nt1e 1t ha1f-p1&t II oc:oc1
to-day, for the purpose Of Inspecting tho new In
aa1e Asylum for Northern Illinois, coming In 1
Epeclnt car attached To the e1press TAN Among
G. n. Holden. and numerous members Of the
Common Council, State Legislature, and other
81 lie three cotumlsslone,s Tho sre baiiai1g eae
aSyIy,yu for the State. After dining 1t the r r
very House. the pa11y proceeded IN ca,ritRea 10
he a8yium building. which Ia beautifully located
snd t1ptdly approaching completion. The Cover
nor and indeed. Ill the visitors, pleased with
nc institution 10 far as inspected The p1tty Win
rttulr to Chicago II O'Clock this evening.
, 1870-11-16
AUSTRIA.

ylKSSA+ Nor. la.-Mr. Jay, American Minister,
gave an entertainment las. night, In honos Of
General Sheridan and party, at which Baron
Reust and Count Antllessy were present.