davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-10-06

u rNly Cotnncs Speirs WIS not!tiet. yes;.r,,as :
.Ef',h'nc, ~ hstfA an Inquest on the rciuai.s ii
Ca,aas'ne , Alno. !, who had died susden'5. a. !
Twebsy- first street In corapsn5 ytib us. Nillcr'
tse sunt5 fhSe.elan, hr Visited tho hnusc ul,ytlf
n o'eh:ef. iron virwlns the bo,,y iher Iuua,i II
confident life WAS ex,luct II was deemed 1ront.1
" defer the AUTOPSY until the afternoon, Id ofilrr
tnat, the case was rcaly one Of sas1si,de,l au.-
niatlbn+ as Some re suus secnel to think. sum-
clent flHse might ellp%c for the nanfcs. 4tt0 OF
evidences OF life or Of decomposition. IL :
o'clock In The afternoon they re urne.1, and u. !.
nodJ h1rinR become Coil. and decomposition SIT
1fnE u. the question OF a trlnce vas teuutteiF
settled, AID the rost.n.aytc1a examination waS
Ea!e- The testimony Of D.. Miller was that She
'tle tf Inflammation Ut the kiocss, and the Jury
9; lcats Of age, and leaves huss,anl anu one
cGlkl "
, 1870-10-06
REwIHG MACHINES.

I@XPiRE SEWING MACHINE CO., f5dH SOUTH
II C1atk+k, work fu1nfahed to pay TOT sewing ms
ehines. Old u1ehlaes repaired aud made ~ good ~
pcw,
, 1870-10-06
sFALplssG.S GLcE," usuini aul t.ae,

Ehs 1c.s ana vtfxlstslf R'ouic OF
'asN7h1:atert E"t!y nf t'uMse:n Eark. T,a irua
-'S:orea ce!or IT. The tis,ts, The rhcspnt:-,ls ~
,*ws Tstte Of the h".Ev ttssalt en,! lfr .si.sa,.
s:cs na..iral, ilealrfn tone 10 s::a c.nt4.tsc OF.
ans, fne.tby curtn{ tEs;ees1 Ii ia VARIOUS f,r.s
:Scftreas. Eettrra: 'fcbitf., t:rrcss:oa c. .,,.>
a'st, III. s"-st 2re:e:::sstc s:s:rs: fsS: asd
.:sut: NaHRtartut'~t oa.y b. C1s.veI, Eaza--! 4
H.. New TtrF. Slid by tt,1Xg+%ta
, 1870-10-06
FEARFUL DISASTER,

4 Ih&rt3-fivc Ncn Hurled In a Coal
Tltstc Mt Ea>cy willie. Ill.
ST Lor,s. Oct a-I-ast night . tnau came 70
1he city f,r pms saesans to go to CascySttte- The
eta! rf Q! Sau,icrruu ca. cayctl IT., Gf,t buried
- Nen in the sniDh. Nnst ef The men wese Gte1t
.sA the balance n0l1tNII Tunngir.t.
, 1870-10-06

rue public, who 30 generously patronlzed the
Lnsoh Club parties last fea-, witt lie pleased 10
Team that they are u be repeated this season At
N1Ilnst Hall. SoA ss anu ss Ada street, the rrst
tt.s s. snRn enetnE October :. and continuing Oc
~ Lux y; AoscMoet% and ~, sud December and
an sntslta,.nsnt t - good management can 1naSr,
, 1870-10-06
CITY REar. EaTATE.

>..>------CceA1A1 - + 1sGAkAA - AAAG =. .@ea
FoR sALE1oR RENT-FinsT--6LAss THRaE-
hto:5 and harts rut marble front dwrllinE. on
= e. ,s, sesosa , d:a aeth e, Van + H.
EnR SA1E-zs FFET ON WFST JACKSOSsST.
bos s.Efs9 Y St sss. sss;o5 I'd ax 1t =
f ha!f sa Lss B.eek = QEdsn's AdaItioa- P1oFs1st.
as H. s i,s & Ssi i saa iii
ss s:ssen Sk5 raSiSF X G, qssns ss Il .ssaa
t Ssates "a TIE SoaIMa ssd
psoInS esars Ecr couTrnteus 10 ba.lue... and In.
ESS haans u sias >, 4ss BRAD
Fnsss;.sslL.!E;I,S; sssLEI,S y. a,.SrHLY NTH x fAYNKSTs-wEsf
e. Vacant ''' from 81 so t. n sse Ii e., .s;ks s.re
aat EYE 81: RI. Is: s2k.T Ts 9S i
FOR sALE-oR nASGE-FoR \ SMALL.
io arn,s ", 35sdsnce aaa lot log TT tson:
SShDsM sS,in IT, Heal Es:s's Asent. So.t sTe:
us. sk = sessS HSSGSsfszFeK S5s f Sts tIa, 5sxR
ssa S1tG' Me;lsSisn e sBE Bt:sk
FOR sALEE1TwEXTY,sixIH sT:-T30 NEW
esb sns 5o,y f55nS 81 sk saansn' hoe. ]. Eoa
IssfS IL 81 & IKF. hsa E''s's ssss'. a. Sts;cpa:
lTuk AfE-tfIEAp-CIlY IOTS UY T;iT
S"ntA S!.s-un Ea:tssiicia. A,,:..lt. wca:s. -.
sinrtlet Rndfau. Stewart, Has ovrr. N.ies WsIl7 r.
.. r. Ea ,KrSnr; ": esoE Nj: NJ.
r~sfre.. snnti ray1ient aa-.n H. staI., '
IL Mtn.a@ss ~" ""a''7o'ee cttdt. ALteHr CHASf.
-; ;.sS--s;ss: I: :
T. fret sentis II tpt IL. mar i,s. III: -, y
pef fpsf il taira ~ ~ =. -r -. ssett t.pS -
AAkFLS. IL t'ra5lr!G.-.4 oo.a !.
y
nj Eor:r tExtrst !,ic1 f:.s, 'yu t epit-
Fay 1. F1nt 4 gi-r chs n Ia. j rSaT,S WAVRoDS;-
ls. b.stbt7u-tt Esc,s ~ ~ SA"'N''-'s
,,,n -:
ec1s fcs to alIts With sNsj tm,.t rr :1il;in. .i
7 rfcat l.ay:ain IL ihlt W,rl j. ESA1aS WAHKE.S.
r,op >.,v a. 80
, 1870-10-06
SiuoinU nasRM-

Inc nfst leason Of Ar. Dle's Singing School
commences tonight At Caledoniaa Hall, corI,er Of
randolph anu LaSal1e streets. Juvenile class,
Saturday morning NJ . p'cjprE: ths tlrst Iss+on
!ree 70 ~ taose That do not wish to cur,tiaue
Oo:ala hss Circulars At the music storrs
, 1870-10-06

The ore,a Of ara Dtavalo" Tonight will prob
a: II en57r the mos: Effective performance that
Cllcasoaus hare ever had tho good fortune to
wtt.css. for The cast Ia an extraordinary one,
Dray.v.s. Eau pbelt, Bowler. Chattcrsou. Howell.
Mrs lleTree and Mrs Bowler ell anreAHnG. The
Two fotmer Introducing the!r famous sohXs Iue
NuI" and *tIet nlI 0}Iey."
, 1870-10-06

s'FNUf$tFcS*EA- NJ.
~jIGiTlHS WASrED-RY y FIEST-CIASS
~ '!ter.ln5ker. In nIosaltrs. by alr o. wesk ~ .;
tAss MosA hTi: Esn give r0od references. hn.lv ..
!< tstS al liuTen-st-. lp atA'Fz.
Ci7UAT1OS NASTEn-AS sFAMSrNFsS- I,.;.
:rt.t4G's .s'.iiy eewinx ard plain drr-s.aakiux.
Si1uAIioS WASTEp-tS 4 EESrEC.rtEf.r.
- tam'fS to ttw lrp ,l light trt.k. Of ttfy VII r.
H.. M r r. r. eht1!,sn wna r. willing q hip IN
~EsaFs:. ksts-rcsc- II :,4s:iEc:. N~'
ttaH>e4--rerA.
SdGAIn'S WASt Ep7Hr : COMPETENT
.sasrtss sIt:s N.MtTf. IEilnllr ntr.
, 1870-10-06

\ despatch from Hartford. COM. dated the sth,
+nys that tic stockholders OF the Putnam Fire
1asurauce Company votcd. yesterday, 10 increase
the eAsh cap,tas and ahssrs Of tnat company 20
line hnndrc4l thousand dollars tsSo9, ,tt0}.
, 1870-10-06

Fhr fsfcs1t l:satE11zn.--3 fl1oNAs2sa
3Erts srs Lave Gcrn H'ae at tho Ingredients o5
sozonoSs, the NUS: who:tsotuG antl perfect dtata.
.uii0f' tlts world has eyer keen- TkeF nere Eli
Tong, 81, by wsy 0f throwing little Iigh! on the
-"s:t'r:. II IS n'' an: ouEcei mat The LtDsn, cr
:lics burg OF tae t2riLtAEA SAFos4Hta, ta.. Sap
zee u the Valley Of TIT Andes, IA one Of The
uc IUatnts ut 1hat }'as s1eHs ucaiIiDce,
, 1870-10-06
MlHCEILANEUUN

Srnmstrr~~e.. ar.
H'AkTED-ttlkl.> F.aA tEEktiE.~, SHIELDS.
- tsw.. ard ttnltn;?"1y. EVE rieIrt.i haalt enr
ttr1y 70 J. RI.CMkSTIlAl. 81 Lskt-t
, 1870-10-06

II SW7H SHr1.poSSr -.SEITF. OF ROOMS
Ii III ttI. t :i!rtrsasA oar fur 81 sl,:lctt:3n AMI
'EttE; sfs's.' f1r single FccHl. =
Il, tLbE!nGE EorRT. RtTtsrES MICHIGAN
- nhd NaL..h aSs--A !nrFr rt~asaat r.snn- inr-
trita Of ishftsnsahrf. Af-rs twn -mall 1tltrisled
Tas ~, With hca:d. RtttE.nees frQHtttA.
31 suUTN NIIAL>TED-sT.-OSE inf y1sHpp
- ff".f F"t. With loss tws, Ia 1E!s Az tAe..
, 1870-10-06
Political ,1ec,1ss> In Canton, ohio.

Ve"s .0cCtHHas* III L31Ht0t5Y Vatbs
Especial Despatch to the View York Eo1.d.1
tANTos. Oct. "a pus,l,c citing was held IN
sh<. Court ilnks last cvrhihg. It vas adsertis-st
10 he held In fhe open ar, hut the raln made II
q. ccssaiy 10 20 ln-.&uo1s> Hot. J. \. A1nb!er,
E1l 1luf'cau Gil .s'e Tor Cuurre.s f:oln this Ms
tskt-i Ally fas twu HI usa Oh sh> Navss.ans at tas
,tuy. There wis stttt attru u1Arce, considering
~ VT aIhGr,
Tile d. 1nocfatS 3isu held mce;as in S 3naet~
- DfhfA noust, and 1eIr handrei OF THE TIL
.tsttnt'l !ts'eftd tn L s. snieId.. youns lawyer
~ Ais PLACE. who WAS particularly severe III Ills
'tltaIks ctAeEIhEAQ ihe raGpEt-a2ygtEa
, 1870-10-06
BU5TIsES3 CHAI.CES.

i ~shH.S FOR SALE. Is J. e,ooD Lo., ,;lTr.
ta2uiss ,'ls Tia 1r.. .i.ts. IL Iassr,-:, "'
4 FltS1,c3ssS l"'aRpl*f; HOES r. ! S;,11:,
fasf:1tEs.- h~:r.y n,t int: If f?-s-I-.. 4,.-
JAS. kf0DEEtT. " y ''' " 1's'
4 .EtSrAuEAST ASn f.nxFvtrr,DSrpy y.
:t"n'i h.nt;oa s1s. Side fn7 ..t- II j,rx,i.
ta9Hisf At s!s k~st Asdissn-sf- In bye ~tnH store
4 RARE t,HAHcE- 1UI: EE>r n.EER,c (x,y,
.?it ~ n:.' am E;ins fIa "sl-r 'uaire.. tha: ~
~ II - s':e. tai t~sn,rn aud p. tu.. at Il
, 1870-10-06

UDfnrat3rH.
Gf7t!NTft>N NASTfp-nf \ HE>rFcTAr1T
- ts:L r. 10 srE.:A! hnu-,w::S: s-.::,h $Ie II.
t.THt- flsa.c call at sjse North s1arSrt-4t.
E17TATf,S Wa<vED - r!-as,E TO DO sE.s.~
~ HE,l ffk. or In rl.ail ?rirs, faiss. GaH II :.
, 1870-10-06
POLITICAL.
speech OF Htcc 4src>itfcnt Colfax, MT
Crown 1s0ttat. 2ud.


Crown 1s0ttat. 2ud.
Special n,spstrh /, The tn5esso tribune.
HOBART. Ind Oct a.--v:ec PRsa].ltns colfax ad-
's std Ole oi iae ,arsr,t gatherings eser held In
.aas Tatt q the Stale. a. Grown potut, to-day.
Ill. sIc,rh WIS iccica., arsrEcntattFr, and IL
.i1e1't, a5sl his Gr,luctttDA an( conclusions Wefc
:iutt nvttt1r. liz eIr,kc fpft h"u1s. so over
:arca h,'u.Ard people, and Rettned = hnpsrcfe.s
s,at hr waH arfrr.11nE fnt9he last time the tefa-
sle OF The ctu y to ,em, ID HIeAs measure. ne
,.rs his r itscnt ,sci:sMrnI Its ASSURANCE that
lsis wAs The last pnttical campaign Ia which
he khuull ever take taft, w4s received
with eyrf,t feelings 1T dcrr regret hy hts h-a*-
~. who have ever looked upon hin "a The pet
Ia Tim ii i s.A tam4n. The HzCatsst enthusiasm
manifested zt the Chase Of the trsec, ai.i II
.Nta III tnIppsslh1r I0r hs 10 part Wilh thsse for
xhunl he has ever expressed Ice greatest rcza;,t.
The nes psc here caa I.yes be recohc:leai 10 ni4
tfuphsed 1til ement from public life, uRd Will
esnt!nH: to ergard lin the choice OF the people
:er tic Presidency when the proper time arrives
M statrSman Of our time has such IAree huld
Oh the affections Of the maases as Sir. Cofa1. and
Ills tieciston wilt cause universal rrRftt
, 1870-10-06
The Turf.


GOLDSMITH MAIDS MATCH AGAINST TINE
The Eus,0u correspondent pi Tit. Ssw Sofk
Hfsufd, tc-- j. eires tne following with re1ercner
ID the I'1unoHssI match ut Eudaniih Maid against
ilmr: :. Messsk. tlenry anu McMaun hnd q talk to-
gethcr tl4,a morning, III which II Was sleclea taat
the latter would nut tnsHt upon the con-
.ltcnua of tlay Or pay with 1rgarl to
The match OF Goldsmith Maid against time,
there Et.u1i st g tcuud .tay md HoDti t.aeE-'
Lr weather VI ttedxy did uut cotrcspOnd IL these
tulultcs.tltf, ailst The tu;,rest was, tirEriurc.
th4f Day. will certainty TIE tho case II the
Ssash-s II tsv"taaIc. thc.e MIL ne ncccs-
sltatvi aho,ne. 1ae.tiuz q! The parties - the
Aa ,t-i,ra, tna. .a- wss III sr!rn ill cos,s!ssou,
ti4As II i3s sa.r ee s1lDu tteat Drxte1s Ia
:...t.s t:1Ic--::lsS- lie ItaE ss!trfet Il saddle
ltsc nt1l LIT xelEte ~ TIL, cttt sb7 T,n-
i.a. n4sEc-11e ws.u Aas nj lthrs u1tlr nnt seeurd
tluIct. t';tt .s+ = ~tts1 ~ ttyss+4 s
r:"e,t ME. 1sn.': tcsti:uah:!y s..ssat!satCss t1r
, 1870-10-06

s1lG b,nTErAk &Eetet $saf4. IM the
tnGi1:ry Is IN The AEr,!ran l!ruse, Kosrnn. Tn.
Nfrer1rEn IL ia thr centre ct Business, a1G SUI.
tised with every modern Improvement
, 1870-10-06
DOARnJEG AE2 I,:eDGlEG.

!" ION ,ss1. viii .asss.s hoard III Yc MSnM5 NJ
7nttpE1nt;E ,,o1-pr ntTty t,ry .;,,,,,i,.,
-,I o. ;.nfi:nf,hn; Ant a,nat a f", ss',; MI1
s',as., n ,.',a ess'4, 9; ht'.s.as'. . sss"'s.'':
f,tri r,sd,. MI, nss a. ~
ilv. ~'' we WV '' '''' ~ '"a',
.>-t : AIFRnKaS.sr: FLFGSST SUITE Or
.sr !l.as. u. ,nati!c irau: Al .a.provS.
.s', .,.,,". .a' ",>as'a. .:s"";nr.' tss'sns'd.
~. V.S N,7VrS.sr-.Pi l. n 7xT y al. r;7>
~ cl r. ;;:s With hoard Also. tiaslrF S:,. suit
- aJ:t cI,nyF8 ~ ,,1,n, s7;-pie.s,xr
~ trc,s r. T::h ei...:s sna h.:h7tcr. s.::a'''r
~ s'uT .;xFS srT1re ~ e:Iz; e1r.e,n 'or,.n
~ fce t''' s'"7 " or n''a 'n "ic A:'
11- sDC;H ltAISrErsT - GEST1rM.x
sna i,s fv s,rsc sra;'stac:1 ss sc,
= W3R.su: ". p1T3S1yF EriRyIsi,
IL a ~: sy,,a M, ,ta!,; - stails:uah ana
"ne: e',o: e.tt @ t"oea =: .s" @ stH''.iScn' ----
lCl .rItt IF ::n'"Enis Eoeis to 1t. with i:steIas.
@ se1o WfST ii a6aMs sT-rIfE3saSf P,RloR,
ZlC ,te.;.t tiu! n:;-s1s au,i wif, Of sentis
hrn: other su%u.s fl sehtrsi, ot !adi.-. i bo.gd
os,., wEsr r.,So,,r.srra rrsr {yrr,t
= hG;,a 2 !rss ri :sl:S; ~ lak ;a:'S isrs!.:;
eaur, ldfns 10 tsss 80.
.)f:S WABASH. .Av.-T.. Wt.NI, WITH li0 tRu,
zOO /. srn!t:asa aug i S;:S:a u. Vii:
80 s"s ",st ''.'' :" i''
.1IS WEST KASDu1 rH.ST. FRONT rARL1E
not'' al.' cue 'a's. t"3.a ." "''t Ht'f; -~--
<,'.N WEST NAsuISt;fON.ST "a Nlt.FLY
n; t;,; lsss ,;< .ss' Foon With large el0''
,,o., wrsr 1i;-7i " r1>V r.
, 1870-10-06
seventeenth sllanpi< Senatorial Dis
lt3CG-

Sretsa1 peyras~ls to The Chicago Trsbnre
l'GSI5Ac, III Oct 6.--Thc democrats he'll their
Senatorial Ccurentton,t 10 nominate candidate fv.
:na10r u the Seventeenth District, at this place
iEis a!tethoen- ,,a.luc Deal, Of Wonlfu.tl. vas
chatt1naB: F. T. Savitie, OF tns place. an,1 j. G.
.arlStn'np, OF OTTAWA, were Sectrtaf1s& Hon,
Wm. Hts;aiick. Of th.awn, was romtna'r.l To-
=. nnt$T by hct!anatlor- The Democrats spem 10
* ctnHtitat ot victory this fa lit tats Sci,a1o.1a!
Di*isiEl-
, 1870-10-06

IEtsNUn1gu NEG IIHfKEEs
F5T1sneKG'i, Oc1- a-Cru'lt petroleum IN tair
N!ober, 9t.ts9:4c: se1tei SoyS:aSe1, 3Istys:c:
Keller all the Year, S.,
, 1870-10-06
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

FUR sA1.f-t.ACRE FARM ADLoiSI.G j
ls'IS sillas. IN henri rd. from Chcata: tla-An
s'Sse: s ran ,ar.Ms..M.t " M = Chic 70 r .l~,E:r.
=! E.e F. rl s'ip lHfsr btarin. "f.iaIl. sul Ii
~-..-N-.> ts,AEg1S nRos., Isl .ss.,1,st.
1'nIs SAi;E-SEyEkal. TINE FRElT FAnMs
ns ar ~ .,t-t . tti.> III ,'xcllaus tnr r,.i .rtat
Y t!us, .rMrftanl"srt. IL CheIsr+ d. Il. kEELEt
isa &nfl. ClAr.-t-
, 1870-10-06

Nt;ni:F-SEEtY-s'r.. :. by Rev. Il. r.. sweet,
= ar!s Mocse !: NJ cs-.t~ !srss.
-hEHiS'-kES@ELL-th rurstiav evening. OFT.
~ Esr% y. 4. fatf. Tenn. s<-!,t by l Rev y. II
=; "t. NJ: y. tlai,,. rui 3!a ssic 7. daughter
u H. kn.-tH ff7, No carl,
Ant1hf-cA1tTER- In This ritr "a tlc i,h last. by
rev- l;ett: Laird q :!irr, Nj. l.prSt Il 1lu,:s
"sa t:isr Mrttts H. tastr-.
, 1870-10-06
.&cnosa,n County Republican Sonni-
A&at10A4s

kESosnA, tact- a-The Republican County Con.
lia' IN Bristol, and nominated tic foll0wnH ot1I.
seas: Hi inter VI Assttno'y, John NaEssi. Its
Treasurer, Il. Mcpc.moi.; Register OF Dse4ls. Ii.
II. Henetsr;, CLERK OF tho ts1arsl at Supervisors
l. G. 1tmit: ClerS Of The CtrruIt Court, l. VI
x.th1Is. ~
, 1870-10-06

changed; e1A3ie.
FKnytktnS8-TnacuTe
rkThotzrN-Renned lower: CSC.
WnIskKr-Qulet: 9sa9qc
, 1870-10-06

Cohnccticte Town Eicctions.
nARII6Rp. tGt. I'm etshtJ-thtee towns. The
isar.ls at Registration Of electors, aud the benz
: crais iii sixty 1owns- Sixteen towns 4re equally
..lritt..i. Four tu~ns art GctaarI frun.
, 1870-10-06

General Lee Recovering.
LExISGIDS, Va. Oct a.-Geueral Lee Is rapidly
Iy..Ys ~ ytrp
, 1870-10-06

Vermont t.cgfssnturr.
MnSTTEiIKR. VI, Get s.->The legislature OF
Vermont was organlzcl Today. lIan.c. IL. .tieatn ~
= II ilE tIEss. -
, 1870-10-06

NrASTED-TO PURCHASE OF the OWNER 4
~ hoLEc and lot MHs.h nhout *,Gt, south " Wsst
sht. A's.is~r. "ith rice anL location. 5. BE ALE
1tilult tt1;er.
II NASTED-t'ROCsD SUITABLE Fol. AN Ey.
:trtiEr nHrt,snct"H. tiNnrF* of large tract. d.
Ap.i. =. RkA l. COATES. Is L.aSalle-t,
, 1870-10-06
3Swe. Bar. TInI / Tar T:nf.
s'set r:'s'''' ~ x.;:.-' j. S.; (: g. 70 'Hal
r. m. l ss.Gs IN. HE. - Inches.


CHE>AG<l, Oct !. IN.
sun SIS IL. Noon i T. N
, 1870-10-06

Fare. iaahft:sRs ss.a sf1H.s%
-,ef-5s Ia:e&t sty:ct+ Psir:S tt!s. e.. -
~!s,s"s. Al ?. E. Isich.r. s. gan:a!-r~@
, 1870-10-06
NnnWny Conductors National Con.
Tcnftuu+

FnttApElPnlA. Pa, Oct a-The Railway Coz
TaS.ot annual Convention here Is vel atteuNrI.
:. y, no1r. OF the Illinois Central, de:yhretl
apPotnted. ~ ~
, 1870-10-06
11etrnfoi0stcnl+

meteorological record for October (, l5.a, a. re-.
.ieir1t steGtt: .sIesp 3n1ci.t u tl,t Smithsonian
lnstltule. The su1ai letters nre thu luitla!s tos
the r"rus +vce l'r." f. n;te, ..htSh,~ +t,!rr,~
50 moist atmosphere, va ratn,~ hnl A. snur:~
, 1870-10-06
sITuATIo MS wANrED-HALr


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S7T7aT1n MS wANrFn-IaIr
-- ~. .~sifaassRs:
s.!ss Iii ia. y. @aSs his:ta .Sae
S;3;7 49, ,9;sM :7oSs7 - - ., v7377y7:
1e 1.fs ,s a. Il ssx
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Aquatic.

YACHTING MEMS.
NEW ioEE. Oct. a.--1hc rare between the CAM
l"a AID Tie >aTpnu Is a:1RnEtl 10 takr t.laes VI
M''ntaE tne astA iat, ass'l shx<l&twecn the Caul-
r:a ~sh Daus...tss oA the fo:lextcg Nt.lnc=,tsy.
lAe Fitetw.ts has challenger. the Can,csia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-19
NEWS OF THE D-4 7.
"7e ho,o tie very age and body ofthe 7'a'e',

Josepb Ccclo and James Wilson, who kept
swindIiue counterfeit Office in New YORK
under the name of Cooper & Co., were arrest
cd yesterday with eight clerks they had en-
ployei. Notwithstanding the trm did an
extensive business, no countcrtclts, save one
dollar bill, were found in the place. Their
plan was 10 receive certain sums OF money from
parties and forward them in return boxes OF
sewdust, thus eVading conviction IN case they
we're arrested on a charge OF selling or dlstrleut
ing counterfeit money. They We're arrested
on the complaint of man who bad read their
circular. He came to New York. went 10 the
Office of the bogus money dealers, where be
paid $50 tor bogus money currency, Inc
accused took his money and then forcibiy put
him out of the Office. He complained to tho
police authorities, and the mon were arrested,
\. B. Mullett, Architect of the Treasury
building in Washington, in his report, recon
mends that the practice of converting public
buildings into establishments for the accom-
mediation OF retail vendors of peanuts, apples
and other commodities, be prohibited. he
is at loss to see why one citizen has not as
good right to carry on his private business
In public building as another or why certain
favored persons should enjoy monopoly OF
these stands.
Argument was bad yesterday in Baltimore,
before Judge Bond,i 10 chambers, on bill fled
in the u. 8. Circuris for the District OF Vlr-
GINA, the object of which is to procure decree
setting aside deed Of trust given for slaves 10
1855 or 1856, on the ground that the slaves.
having siucc been cmancipated by reason OF
the operation of tho Fourteenth Amendment
to the Constitution, the contract could not now
be enforced. Judge Bend holds the case un'
der Amusement.
a letter has been received in Washington
by prominent official, iromiGen. Schenck, In
which that gentleman explicitly states that no
shall take DO steps towards contesting the scat
OF his successful compattor. Col. Campbell,
and that if it is contested it will be by the
Radicals of his district.
In the Circuit Court OF Baltimore county
yesterday. in the case of the Baltimore and
Potomac Railroad Company vs. Ross Winars,
il relation to tho right OF way. damages claim
ed for fences etc., the suit was decided in ia
vor of the Company.
The Bremen ship Magdalene, from New
York for Bremen, was recently captured by o
French cruiser and taken into Brest.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-19

If the colored race would prove themselves
worthy to be and remain citizens, let them las
Mr.. Vallandingham, said in a recent speech }
separate, divide politically and otherwise, as
other citizens do. Let them identify themselves
With the communities 10 which they live,
and refuse to be made the slaves and tools OF
demagogues In doing this they will learn TO
respect themselves, and earn the respect OF
those among whom they live.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-19

We ad7erted, few days ago, tn the dread
lul condition of affairs in South Carolina, under
the established African ruic there, according
to uucontradcted accounts If this state of
things continues. it will be hardly possible for
white men to live there at all! A letter from
Union man, published in the New York
World makes statements confrmatory of what
has already been lu blisheG. 10 read them is
to excite pity and Indignation; pity for the sui.
ferrg whites and indignation ct the base
whites who are engaged in bounding on the
blacks to their prefent course.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-19

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA NOVEMBER ~.
ARRIVED.
Schrs Lookout, Boston; Marietta &toelnlan
Georgetown, and Clara, Fort Washington /"
American Coal Co.
Schrs Henry Allen, Phladelphini F9F"srd'
Jones, Havrc de Grace, and Bee, fh:!aoe'pfl"
coal IL ~ A S1nOot
Steamship I; Knight, Johnson Nc" orh'
by Uooe Weddarburn & Go.
Schrs Marietta, s5teeiman, Jersey lity. anG
Clara. Now Haven, By American Goal Go.
MEMORANDA.
Schr w l. nerne, Wright, toT thi; port
red at Baltimore l8th. d.
Schr S T. Simmons Candy. ience Tor New
Haven, arrived al New York 17Ih instant
!Schr w N t:csncr, EgteFt, hence at h!ch'
monl 18th instant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-19

RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG, & PoTo.
MAC r. II. Coin the annual report OF the
President and Directors OF this Company it is
| aid.
"In the annual report O! the president and
directors Of this company to the stock holders
made in May, 1856, (which was unanimously
approved and adopted, il was recommended
that, in certain contingencies then contomplat.
ed,a branch or extension CT It's railroad should
he constructed from point on its existing
road, near Brooke's Station, ten nj es north
ward 10 point on or near Quantico creek. -
The CONTINGENCIES then contemplated were
realized duriog the last summer, 10 the expect
cd early construction of the Baltimore and
Potomac railroad, from Baltimore, through
Washington, over the Long Bridge to the
Virginia shore, and ia the incorporation of'a
company for the early construction from that
point to branch or extension of this company S
road, Of railroad, the location or which was IN
progress, with view to its prompt construc
ton. Under these circumstances the Board
Of Directors deemed it eminenty expedleDt
not to tsil to avail themselves OF the present
favorable season of the year Tor the construc
ton of this branch or extension OF ills com.
pauy's road and acting under the authority
already vested in them, proceeded to have 1t
located aud let to contract, aud 10 call Specla
meeting of the stock holders Of the company,
which on the l1th day OF October last ratified
this action of the directory. and adopted mea-
sures for providing means for the completion
of the WORK. On part of this extension con
tractors have been for some time actively at
work. Ga others the work will be at once
commenced ana prosecuted with the utmost
energy,
The completion Of this read to QuantIco
during the pext summer will very materially
shorten The steamboat line and time Of transit
over this company's route between Richmond
and Washington; and in connection with rail-
road from that point to Washington or Alexan-
dria will, by supplying the only link now brok-
en-, constitute continuous line of exclusively
railway transportation for both lreghts and
passengers between the Southern, Atlantic,
and the Northern, Eastern and Northwestern
States, with which no other railway route be-
tween the same points could reasonably hope
to compete. Tie consequent increase OF the
business and revenues Of this company from
the transportation OF freights ESPECIALLY of the
less cnmbrous and more valuable klnds,) as
we'll as of passengers. it is difficult to estimate,
and may well exceed any calculations which
can now be prudentIy made.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-19

The Baltimore American says the 1.-THE pro-
liability OF general European war will confer
great importance on the question which cccu
piod Congress at the moment Of its adjourn
meut in July, the transfer OF foreign buils ships
to American registers. President Grant, it is
said, will renew the suggestion that such ships
be allowed our registers, which he made in
Julv'