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, 1870-11-13

.pAfRs, ; cboiee of two or thfco colosa only
beng R1osded by bouees where, hitherto:
ev.U conoetvshls color, ehsd6, snd style could
be found- plaip gloses, without oEnausutA
stitching. or ro1dnts, With thIee OF four but-
tons. are the most elegant. sad arc osgesly
and wood-colo1a a4e the hrot choice for tho
promenade. Evening gluvea arc still worn
lozg on the arms, fastened BY niz OK eight
huttona* -
FRENCH YA1Rs.
The feir in aid OF the F1eEch sick and
wounded pzomfs+s to be brilliant aud sue.
cersful afar. Many al the most beautiful
and rrpniuent woman in New York are maui.
testing their sylup.thy with the cause Of
ffnnca, BY m ac,aviy s'arealy eq1ail*d by
upon Which Narcotic, the cetebrAled uphol-
ssersI, Ia e1pebding III his skin, will be under
the direction OF Mrs. Dr. Doremus, AssIsted
Oh certain nights by Mlla- Curietlne Nilsson,
and levy OF the most bewitching and asiur-
ing girls in New York Those Who hava dol
lata to speod may he prepared to spend them
then. Among the contributions already re-
cesved is ! camel's hair ehASl from 4. T.
Stewart, valued 1t Il, 500, and : dish Of Sey1ta
china: valued at q, 900, tho silt Of An Amsrl-
can ph! sician before his departure for RuABiA,
his future home.
Ano.her ipstancs Of Mr. stewatt'a
mumdcence ia the offer 10 the Prcst-
deht Of his new palace on Fifth
avenue As tie headquarters Of rs1ncs Alexis,
OF Nusr,a, and s1i,e, Iurirg bls s.sit to The
United States, IN thr sp,iug. a1r. Stezart viii
mot take p0rsession OF Lis house until att
the visit Of the PriEce, thus leaving the entire
buildl' 6 ~ the diepcs1l Of His uighnees-Mr
S. oily -tirula&isg 6 that he +hslI oe oermlstet
te defsay all tho expenses. Mr. Ste7Artt
proposition is now On is why to Russia, to b.
placed hefore the Emperor BY the American
| Mini=ter.
l 1vrnr,x1
4 notbeills pres. ut+ ty m tnAmoEal swain /,
his n1ide-elect contained, betide lockets chains
rings. bracelets, esr-rngs, and necklaces,
pait Of solld Roman gold garter clasps, vii
"H6ni son," ct ceierer, !as Josh Dillings uoul
cav QrID SCSc.
, 1870-11-13

Responsibility and social standing have
their disadvantages IN that part Of France
held l5 the P1usstsns. The latter have a
.:ong line Of Communication from their base
Of tupply to their several armies. This
line of communication is exposed to COL
>tant interruption from the hostile popula-
ton along the railroads, and the Psussians
have adopted the expedieut of forcing .
Timber Of respectable and prominent citi-
zeus Of each district 10 ride On each loco
motive. In case of any disarrangement Of
The track, or bridges, these persons are e.
posed to death. We should suppose this
involuntary "dead-heading" over those
lines of railway would b extremely
.iistsstsiu1 to the viohma They
zre actually in the service Of the
enemy, and their lives depend upon The
omission by their own people 10 interfere
With the travel: :, They occupy the post p.
DAD 4gcr, and THAR Journeys to and fro, By
dsy and by night, must b of the mne1
painful anxiety. Their only safety il II
the fosbeAkanoe: Of their: fe1low-eitizans
who ha1s TO- CHOOSE bet1een destroy ing
Train Of Prussian troops or train Of Prus
! sian stores, and letting thase pass safely
| in order to iyeoia injury 70 three or tou
respectable Freuchmen- Upon this alter
,.ative hang the lives Of the gentry who
perehed upon The oov-oaseher= =ot evs.;
ttafn, sre hostages for the safety Of th
.udtpy,
, 1870-11-13
sugar Raising In Loufssenas

The Baton Rouge Real Estate Bulletin SAYS:
!. 1t il m intk resting tact, ~ Au item Of coGn-
ps1izm between this and othar Sta&es, that
sbeAugaz crop Of 1861. or on the breaking
out OF the wat, was ASS. .410 hogsheads, aver
aging about 1,150 pounds each, Which, selling
II the extremely low price. z54.62 per hogs-
head, amounted to -, ,096 ,21 thero were in
operation af' the TINA ], 81 sugar-housee.
FROM Hhich this large amount w1s produced.
In 1869, Eve yeazs After the close Of tho var,
dIring which t,me nearly aa the plsnt-cane
wss Loaf, the product Wa 81 900 hogahesds,
which v.re sold for e12, ,ooD. .000-
Ihe suKay-houscs In operation last eeason
were on, Of which 784 wege Torke1 hT the ol9
process, and IS producing refined and clarified
tugAt. The average OF molxases IL about IS
g.Ilona to the hosEhead. Ihs1argest number
of bocebeads produced On auy one plantation,
in 1863, vas MS; In 1861 tbs stne plantation
produced 1,565. In addition to the abore,
about 500 mora planters viii be prepared
to grind their crops of the present sea-
ron, which xin uaake !, ,1t7 sugar-bouaes in
operation, ag1tnst 1881 1t tho eommence-
ment Of the W.T. It also might be added
that the grades ara greatly improved With the
introduction Of now modes aud proeeesee Of
w1rufacture, and tia day cannot b far dia.
.tant when the finer grades in the market viii
be pyoduead on many OF thA plantations,
without the nd of the Fednef. The l.nd viii
produce -fprn LOCO to l,bW pounda Of sug1!
10 tho screr md 70 gallons u u,olasess. and
Often I larger amount Cnda1 the present
syptem Of lsbor, one hand will cultivate eight
acres Of csne fbeaides tho othsr czopa1 wnicn
II low price. SAT 10 centa for sugar, And 6o
cents for molaases, would be e1 ,SS6.
, 1870-11-13
THE WEST.

Rehignntion-S4ttlem Of n Suit
Lost FonMd, Etc.
OMAHA, Nov 1a--C II. Mral has resigned his
position Us Assistant General Superintendent Of
the UaIou Pacific RxitIuad-
Tue case nj @. ". Fiost against the ract1c
Railroad contractors, for Stotoo, was coniru-
Hon. r. G. Eyast1. Of Montaps, who was lost
arrtur the Yellowstone EIped,tion, has arrived
-. -pjepa in a far n az OF recovery
III ne Is being sgttar d for \ r1!lrusn fFoia
4 scot. ~Svoming, tn Helena, Montana, rio
Gassfhne. - 'tte old military road, to Boze-
MaE, Aontnua.
, 1870-11-13

Last September, an ordinance wns report-
ell to the Common Council prohibiting
cows, horses, and swine running at large
within the city 1i1niia The committee
proposed to restrict the prohibition to cer~
lain limits. There is strong necessity
for such law. There is no objection to
the exclusion of horses and swine: from
the streets, but some Aldermen hesitate as
to the coxR, and yet the latter are the
most destructive. Their depredations are
wholesale, particularly in those parts Of
The city newly settled. and where trees
hsve been planted. A COW run
ling at large will, in a year,
destroy trees and shr1abbery to twice har
value. The owners of these trees have a
light to have their property protected Il
an individual tries.to break or destroy a
tired, he xonld be punishAbla at law, bu'
sheI Council permit the eowa to do that,
and there is NO redress. That ordinance
ought to be taken up, and passed. Il
| should ba general, and apply to all parts ol
thescity.7 Those Aldermen who have MOI
heen reelected, and who no longer fea,
those OF their constituents. owping cox'
running at large. can now vote for tl1i
ordinance safely. They can render q grea
service to- the public, aud prevent an al
most ireparable injury topdvate and pub
lie property. = =.
, 1870-11-13
LADIES', !, MISSES, !,
AND
T. i':CH|L
.0UTFl
FIELD, LETTER { GO.

nf1er increased Inducements In
their Ladies' Furnishing Depart
ment, and will display, On MON
DAT, Nov. II, full lines Of Under
wear, Night Gowns, ; Chemises,
Drawers, &C., and a select assort-
nent Of Maslln 0veraresses, Break
fast Wrappers, Children's Suits.
Cloaks, Hoods, 1nfants' Trous-
seaux, &C., &c.
Orders for Bridal Outfits exc
cuted promptly and In the nest elc-
CANT manner. Call and examine.
! State & Westinghouse. -
, 1870-11-13
The 01Iy 0ae &AveA Out 81 sOOs

James AcGartland, residing In this city,
Yesterday received tho following letter from
biz brother John, tho only snEE1for nona sne
i"''1'%1 Losno.pxnar. OF. =, ls.a
DklK 1AxKs: !, IKE pen u hand 70 F 9opSS psane =
ss.tdttnx Yuu that escaped win my u!Et a4AaA
iiod. our a inc Wfnck Of the Cambra. We Gsg e.s
corlnR Gu doely u1ul the fsta. Nnen nr as senrf
HoIn1 arure witch drove uz axain1 fnck LOU Aoo04
Iii u miles tom Londonderry. Our salp opened
IL t-c nov, s1a n yeFJ shof1 urne eht SUI.
~ cot inf5 our Of The asu1u boats VITA INene
otn xnen = iex 1aluqt + & e1pSi3fsdt Il ~ s'ae
Of ihe boat, aud fortunately Ancceedea y Es;uE E;aE
intoit sgatp- Nhete Esmstnsd ftoT anrnis, si
feHrnp, AND 20 dntted about wiG nc ..oo
srd waves wtsh one dead k1ri, ny eng 81 H. r
.tesmer COMING n, 1od hrou1ns tnpo Detff:
TassWtu AttzQastfnF = fe1 oa!st An1 ~ Hox !
an X hom< sextQ xsWe1l es vne1 1-e1 yoQ,
ttssk COD tor a. I=aok u my.es%res e3nept
xnst nad On. 50 ron zee God .aa& iASoEed ma
hs Tnts he 10 Hin to9 HIS uaercte&-QQl Of TWO
osaired .cal. ! .4 Tour a.
iec"ooa'@ JoHN AcGAluANp.
, 1870-11-13

considerations, the destto Of Hi, x.t.,ex tn .ate
the nypt strp In tue tntsftst ~ ns.ns r,znvtl.d
md va empowered to make lhn .dvsnn. n u.
Thleia. by K1antinx m armf,stre of r.nt,av,
or. ~ be af&erwR.d wished. Of tventr..,ght
days, on balls OF atmple sata quo on the ,nv ~
'siEnipx II, I proposed to him. ny a lin. ~
tieurAfcatftm to b. a2Ieed %. to define ,hs n.sI
don Of the troops, 70 1nle..up .nosutues fer .nrr
ee+ ks aud to proceed to el, c1ions for sonst,u.
OF u national representation. On the Fa nrh
side 1h4s peace wonId n&ve resulted a.nply IN u
cessation OF the Insignificant aud aiwayk
disastrous sostiea. ard the useleAs aud incomp1r-
hensin,e waste II ammunition ttom the guns ot
the forts tu ing tho armisttce. With uga'd 10
the EJECT ons m AlFace, was In = position
70 dec,azu that We shoud not insist on any
etiputaupus which would call IN question the
ctatm Of France 70 the German departments, be-
fore she concloson OF peace, aud tnat We would
no, Uake anr OF The Inhabitants OF these pats re-
sponsible Tor their appearance at a Frerch ra-
uonal assembly n \ representative OF shclr coun-
uvmcu. I WIS surprised at the French p}euipo-
tertiary declaring, after proposals. IN which all ad
yantsges were Oh the part at the French, that h.
wou1d; accept an aInisstce only In eysot
OF our agreeing 10 an extensive pro-
| rtslonfDg Of Paris, replied that this
would Include 30 much more Of military
concession than the sfatu quo. or anything reason-
| able to be expected. 14sk<d htaa II be WAS in
position 10 make aby military ufe1 In return, and
was obliged to ask rnts concession OF ptovis-
ion!ug Of Paris w1tnou. Offering anything than the
readiness Ok the Parts governmental to accord the
| Fn nch nation au election OF Its representative
body which Kda'd probably constitute an author.
ity Which 1t would ae pass!bs t. treat for peace
| In this way. l hal 70 submit tue result Of the
negotiation to the kiug and his military ADVISERS
HIS Majesty waa surprised At these exor.,itan1
ml4i.ary c.aIms, and disappointed In his expecsa
tors ii the ne,o'ia ioua entered iato wttn II
Thters- The incredible demand that We snoult
| gise up the fruit Of all the ef
1o1ta made during the laat tWt
morthE. and advantages gained, aud bring TIT
situation back 10 the moment when the invest
ment q Patts vas commenced, could but prove
that IN Fn1!s tney we:c looking for nfesexts II
deny the uollon the slecstun, and were not WiltuS
to give them an opportunity to carry them On
Il wltnont lhtertnpsop.
, 1870-11-13


BKHlr, Not. 12-Tne crnss Gas<ste says the
autnoatues WIN show no f1lse generosity N re-
flaming from the eonhasdnert OF Paz1s. Tie
h:e vii open vesJ soon-
i .cAHt6RFHx, No!s 12,-1ne opss& report 81 no
! e3pth1e oi New Bseis1ch Is made public. During
the entire Investment eleven Baden soldiers were
killed md thirty wounded. !, ~, r.
cA71uu OF E1aDuN. -.
BxRIrs, Nor. 1.-THE udartn rrport uf TIM
capture Of Vestun n pahn5hea TWO 8ensEals;
Il. ven ssan o1cess, and 80 of5cera we're cap
turd. Behdes these, 1ss guns =, ,oeo naes, and
la1ge smount Of sfores and ammunition feH Into
The hands Of the P7usatM.5-.. :.
rExARk on TEX A1xEucK
-fspec.al b th4NE1 Yat Hesald.1
Bkaltx, Eov. 11-s:&o =, m.@1ha following Is
the te1t Of tho latest oespatches from Count Bis
marx TO the diplomats Representatives OF sna
Moth German Confederation, dated vetsz11le2
septerbers:.o. =. '@f-' - :: :
"yoour- well know shas Honesur Tn,ea i.
nur hesdou.rte11 af,er having entered tnkoecom-
mu,icatson Ttfa lne o,Kont me,abe1. ~ a.
no~.rnm-nt for ne Net.onai ,,r4an.a .t T,rs,,.
S-N :-,s~ - -, -
, 1870-11-13
How a Railroad Conductor nIada y
=. ThnuaAnd- Dollars

The New HASau Atgt1IeT tells tho FOLLOWING
,eEs singular story showing bow Ccnaue'o5
ouHof New York, on the Now York i New
Ha}en Railro4d, made s1, 600:
''Due ns9ht near The close Of last week, while
d & 81 ass ,s sseee ise
TIC tasEeazer IN instahf, ana with the rcma.t,
ns ,oesss e ah ~ cbaass ael
passing tnrouen ths .raln. Upon second exam
1a9n :, knpsg 70 ne
snls 70 change tie Sfn " ast t1iI:- as.ed d.
stranger ''WhJ, the 5l.d1 Iole sou gave NE.
The @ eendaetof vas 81; ;pasea. aaa s4i i mi ..s
70. the s:Esnger ahc11d fave checS. Tce Iattes
yeumI r tlcs,E" The conductoT remarked that oe
was n6s In the habit OF doing that way, bus thought
IL po*inlt be bad neG:estest y return check -
Opposite. SPOKE up md 1al1. CeEtalnly. that man
ga14 Jou i uctei: ! saE him purchase y At ino
kes fo1k otnge .aen bought niue Ths eoa1
Ha1uord I New Haven Road. Tns follow
e 9Sel a ass 50 Ia u asa8. b ass
with some extensive robbery. When the
I'LL Hts presented the conductor scsnt1atzed the
the4ld retain Win the change. As ,h,s Close
tc1mluT the passenger became alarmed. and
sssgsea sns sss,; e e'ia{ ea1
tntnk oi. no more enectuAl method OF proving
hin ter sn honest mar, and took tnia novel and
10 the purchase and delivery OF the dcfes xas ;
confederate, Enn came 70 The rsscue as an opp1t-
| tie suarccT vas neenlesaly Alarmed, tue Wnoie
1na 1.n eypn II ~ ys1,,Sz aceses Of
| ral.Fay train. In rhe meantime, Coudu2rut Nc
Kinney y s, ,ote ~"
, 1870-11-13
KANSAS.
1 ScnAntlou-Lrtfcr from senator

4 $cnAntiou-Lrtfcr from senator
f"o1u-roF.
LEAvKSHoRrn. Ean., Nor. 1s.-So little cont
motion Las been CIR atesl tn STATE hy the pup
ficstion OF a letter from g Z. PoMefoy 10 Jos
Savage, tn which tae Senator denies haEtng
wee Is ago III the New ynsk Ledger. The 5enatar
acn!fs the aslt-Ie was full ot Inaccuracies and
LtdaeY 1epo ter. af1.r rnend.g an evening ~ b
Pome, OF at the S. StcEol 4 Hotel ThehelIef here
IL tG2l enher M!. b Lntr hA> beehslup. r,,u4 t.at
Ledger had eyrrJ appearance IN sne style aud
m, DC cf th1nahF, Of c1n1ing direct from the pen
Ut StEa,pE PcmeIov
, 1870-11-13
GREAT BRITAIN,

IoSQoK, Eor.a1l-The whoae tide Of popaiar
feeling now In ErRlsnd, Is running strongly tn
fnsor Of France Even the 1iN<s, feeling is in-
nnence, has changed It's tone, md urges Ger
naay TO make peace and withdraw from F.ance
while she may % eq:11ta satstJ. THIS feeling u
pnt due 70 the hoz1orn exr.ted bJ ths ba.ba.oas
-a1d, wholly un}ustinabIe conduct Of the Prussaus
In attempting 70 suppress popular resistance tn
France, partly to the rapidly growing cony1c-
Lon; saas Enshnd NH be ths neI2victin Of Ger
man ambition. The speech of the Lord Chief
Be1on, the other day, which declared tha* Ans.
t1awuuld lie prostrate between Germany; that
RusdA Nim Be compelled 70 transfer her Baltic
pora TOR Gonstans1nop1e; s1n tnat England betng
Only 6sfe 80 lnnE - sno 1ema;ns n1tst1eas Of tie
eas, Musr him hstseN for .deapeIate struggle,
has produced great alarm md disnsy, md u
hearty Ftan for the repu!se OF Germans and sue
ceea Of Haate.
p Losp6r,' r,'.ee7.-1&-1here was i hesyy fall OF
Eov throughout. .Ta1kahire yesterday. y ;:
In accordance with Isw Of Parliament passed
last seas1on, the Tlcerpyot Ie,aud haA prohibited
the carrying Of a1ux In TIE parishes Of Temple
mnre and K1lh7tde-
,Qr1xxstuwx, Now 1E-Tne,, steamship Cntns,
.trotn View Tn'k; has arrived.
:. BHrss1ts, Soy. IA bill TO extend Suffrage
tas been introduced IN che Chamber
LpxDox, Nos. 1a-Rumo1s are fife or A1uPs"-
between BiEratE and Beust.-
, 1870-11-13

Jubtlottonx-A Big E1posc Proposed.

ItgbtlNtt0nk-A Big EIpOsC Proposed
Special Despatch to The Ea!eako Tribune
PEORIA. IL, Nov. Ia.-The Democrats aad anti
Ireersol1 Republicans ei0 e1aud love feast In
the Court Houss squa~r, tnls ev.nirg. over the
electirn ct Stevtsa, DemScra%. TO Co Erc.5 Bou-
6stk bf1Ked. c:nnttls Et1e dgtd, and speeches
made b. prominent D:moc ais. Considerable
enthn. iasm Naa manifested, a.a the mceung
broke up amidst efee
the Rsrfer to-rtKht s1ys that certain d!sr'ler
Is going 10 disclose he opela la'inDs OF brother dis
t1llers in the city, whereby T. 600 barrels Of Illicit
whlskey hsva hetu run OF unbeknn~n TO the au-
sho,itles, He proposes IN expose the whole hist
meas, AZ d break pp an cunrEous r1uG. There Is
considerable Of 4 sensation among oisutle.s In
CONSEQUENCE.
, 1870-11-13

The Mercantile oInh1ory: lottery IN Sm
francisco had hardly been drawn when
proposition 1as made to get up similar
1ttak ii .beha1f of our Chicago: Library,
We do moi know how Ia this scheme may;
have taken" shape, Or whether the respensi-
lie aud Eepnt.ble omcers of the institution
bave yet committed taemselyea to il. Pos
silly. the intlnaations that the scheme il.
under way are thrown out IL feelers bys
those who would like TO perpstrate i, II
public opinion .wonId permit il. Wa'be.-
lic,c no portion of our criminal statutea is.
l.ased On a sonnder eonoeptiono d. ag ght and
wrong thar bur lavB sgsinst lotteries and
other ferns Of public gambling. "A great
public lottery Is, in itself, nuisance and
pest, so injurious to :he morale and inter
csts OF soc1e,I at large as fully to Offset, BY
its evil example and inilaeneA atthe ont
set. su The good th~t any library. Or other
enterprise promoted by it, will rret accom-
plish. In saving this, We need not
show that We do not undes7ate
the far-reaching. and widespread
ing. and long continuing influence Of q
public library. VIC regret that Chicago
has NOT, thus fat, succeeded fn establishing
good one- We believe sthe chief reason
lies ia the very ,large number Of pHvsts
librsries, And il tie great nnmbero those
~hs. while no. shining at \ privnte library,
still hare their ahelses filed with more
really good books than they can read This
IeesenA the pn1'lic need Of a library, and
d;1ainishes the number Of the Glass who
would be disposed Ia contribute toward It
II is With hooks as With property in gen
eral. In the earlier stages OF, society, they
were few, and had to b owned 10 common
but, as kocietJ advances in. wealth and cul
ture. each family spprupriates ali the booE
it needs or desires, and the necessity O
luying them ir common disappears L
England, newspapers are bought and res
in ccmmon, and crugds 1Hat at the readin
rooms Insil EACH eo1n=s, in fo
lis turn. Du. here newspapers q.
10 chssp. and uae 50 ra1nabla, Chat ever
man rzcfers to hu3 his Owl newnpape
1t is becoming 50 with books. Thc emo
u.e,.s *sles of alt kind at books by our lea
ing booksellers show that books ara part
tho private furniture Of every born6; tier
by diminishing The need of seeking the
in nublic libraries: Since the strictly rea'
ing AID professional class hare thei1, os
hooks Mt home, md all persons OF wealh
or in comfortable circumstances, a
equally we'll supplied, there remains on
the duty Oh the part Of the public of sa
plying public library Of one OF the 9th
of two distinct k;nds.
FtJxf IL Iva . y
, 1870-11-13

=, MONMOUTH, nj. Nov. 1a-The nrxt through
tfaM ftrm Ne4ifnyl BY way. of. Rock .Ist4nd. to
St, Louls, oSer .he Rock 1siand L sL Louis Rail-
road, win the of1re1s Of The road 1u bokrd, tuss
pasaed through this place. The 144s fzt1 connect
pR tne upper with the lower divisions w11 laid
:hla morning. Tna mad opens difeca line from
st. Louis north through sas. WcsteEn pest % ul-
, 1870-11-13

,.o,.v... yoy.rs;-1n Eencont1e 70 night
S7a.n S7aIinSs inSs. Il. N.ck- aad Gec. r. Smiley, Tie
1MnE staosed me 1cEneT ss.s'A tna q nc sde' e
Mt1 MnAt1rssd bisck died in 4 few min1tes tfter-
44tna: s1d Smiley escaped. but = mounted party
NAVE gore b pursuit.. 4, VII. .;I.:
, 1870-11-13

Bosrox, Nov. 1a--ssnnuel Marble IL under AZ
rest II PIalstow, \: e.. for the murder OF nis
H1fs BY bestlrg snl Hcking her.
Bartholomew DAILY has been afrested In East
Cambridge, cnatRrd with rrpessing 1t the recent
elpC11Qps '' =
, 1870-11-13
ALpERNANIC JOBS

4ne present Nou1hon GouucA WILL cou-
time in Official existence until tue ntst
Monday in December. In the meantime |
Al. :. ~, .+.o.,,,>t ~
tnefe IS great oaneef tna1 II VIII at'enpt 10
consummate several bsd jobs now pending
before it. Two OF these are specially no.
toFious. The stteng. - 20 ...S .- -.'' destroy
belonging to the watar fund, By tho erec- /
tioa thereon Of a police station, is an out
7oge. s. It has been demonstrated against by
ri the departments Of the city govarument
except the police, and We do not under
stand that the Police Commissioners re-
quest that That particular lot shall ba sacri-
hced. We have the Armory building,
which can ans~rr all purposes until such
Time - more oentrsl.tt location ahall BE-
'.eedea. The ofacers Of the water depart
1nent Wge The Council TO permit that lot to
he leased, and its annual ren's appned TO
the water fund.
| The other measure which IT viii oe A.
tes4pted to force fnsough before tne
present Council goes out Of ofhce, = the
furfhase OF what IL known - tho oAelN lot
foul the new pumping vorka This Is,
pT1n.o Jack. = corrupt job The1e are
11nree lois offered at the prices Follow
ing:. = - :,.'.... ...:-.-.',
IL eee sGaste sga feet f q -..--s ssoeo g @
I'd ), 1ii:mo sqaa1e fe~t at 81 1ls,ooo
/: There are no differences in the location
or natural advantages" Of. Nos.'2 and 8 /;
either would answer the purpose as well as
] the other. The Board soi Public Works
thought that about 1l5,0o0 square feet
would be all that is needed, but no one lot
in that peighborhood is Of TINT sixe- Bid
No: 2 contains two lots, and hill No 3 Is
:: ene lot md past .of :another, ore1 which,
however, the bidder has, at present, nc
teontrol. The. question, addressing ifsel1
10 the c;tT1, Is whether it ahall purrhas<
1};1e7. .sse square fest for sea, 600 or vhethe,
II ah.ll purchase III, GOO for s1i9, 600; O,
rh.,ba,. II .hatl nav a1.o7 nnrfoot In
land vbt.1na ~ e,nai1v axn,1.,,le lat ia Of.
far.5 yorIcl can,a :Est;m.t;no M Nh,
IL ONe71 1ot, =. 464 oant. ner sonara foot IL,
, 1870-11-13
ITALY.
Fatal. AffKAT.

r1oRxsc1, Nov 11-1ne 1,sasn ~ % n1at.es s.e ,e4
Anores ha4 gone 20 Ans, Aafss ..I,, yar,nw
, 1870-11-13

BpsIDH, Nov. .17-The aoortng OF the hall IN
Diapers stable .. riding school, on West Ded-
ham street, tea n ta4 ioTsnoou, ktltna CHARLES
several horses
, 1870-11-13
GTECIAL NOTICES,

Piles or f1emOrrh0idalT Tum0Fss
~ y. /. aeOTS6LlsA Z q. -. .sAl AThsf Phi.
ad2h4a Pa ! deshe 70 ny 70 shase aA3etsa with
fektnE, ibat thezr u pcndvHy ktad Of 4ecsptln n
thu ee of t*eee tsstases Ehe tHss pItecs and pk-
sixtte4t tau4 . tns psdsot II sny T,L sn2 N1tsoet
FroIsr9rs and UIeer1.son ct the Iaw1r h,weii Pane
rcN vi1lt ne, AID reaain I. my house IN eurrd
der de<fe Caa reter yo1 70 1vef ~ poeson1 e0ts
, 1870-11-13
BAVARIA

Bavaria having obJscted b entering 11T 81.
German Confederation. an asfeemsn. s: s1trs by
fec,ed Win net By the osaeF Gss.n4'
t{eakys
, 1870-11-13

NASHVILLE, Nov. te.-Lex,s Travis. co1n-c,..u-
gtt1y* trim Justice. Al atEestes! ta:s afternoon at
nap sk:les. Travis Is ch4rgea with k,li79 .l,s
lsprenf, nf spAdlng CoantT, ,fss.; Df. Buffer wife
and chilH, and three ther perHt'Is, Il a large
rest, and sho, q. vs1s1 times Al Ae-- intltcsrc
slight wonusi. Skiies shot him threush the hack
Of the Ieck Officers firm Georgia were pu So
, 1870-11-13

rorr 1-s+s seo. Francis Skinner, 1t Boztop,
aI.t - 11nr Il Gs1 900 To ronun1e ha1 minor on
n IA bSIn<as. md now tho d11n which he founded u
hxnktHpE
, 1870-11-13

Il is somevhat singular, in riov Of the
census returns, that the voto Of Chi
cseo In the recent election was l0,o07
larger than that of ST. Louis: Ihe returns
foot up u tolfovs:. ;-;S;
AFgzeg1sA voss Of cnieak6 q 90
, bnereaee ...Io,so
The vote Of Chicago, by the way, is
Isis less than it was at tho county cleo
lion last fall.
, 1870-11-13
THE PACIFIC,

neetons 10 Iovs, Wisconsin, sad MlnnestsL .n4
t1y, IN the vaile7 Of the M1ssissippL ~~'A'1"
, 1870-11-13

The WIN Of the Late n. 3. Br4ds7rl, Of Nom
Vile, Gnnn., gives xs,bo0 70 bis widow, 81 %" 70
his Henbkw nd ntece, and thu re u1fDtifr of MS
rrnD Deisy, between COO and ~. .f,. 70 the AN
ericzn Boaru Of Comm@.o1ess tor Foreign As-