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New-York tribune., 1870-12-20
Mr. John Amen dsd

John Ansn dsl IN ths city Of Brcohni Sunday morning.
about Illness he the
of Irwin Scotland, 1871 and this country l53 lie
hall brother ceirbraed shpbur Henry Eko aud
aer his this country e engaged the business
Of Webb Allen sud oorteea u sac gp' l Wien be
ret d which has been engaged Beneoen, and @
lgous Institutions Among Mechanics Soeety
which member and held the position Of Anoner Es
ss tinpeS chsny..
which he did them He
friends could M ador to lose-
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Stcinwny & sons,

nAsryLcrU.xEs GEASD sscAaS. UrHIeh.
PIAsOPoRTKs
Ioy tho attention Of th. pubBc thar splendid assortment Piano
, ud,r,. prices Old Pianos taken in exchange E5e II.s~
forte Tears illustrated ear1e' mailed re on
,u,.,., w.nkaooHs, STzSw.r HhLL,
100 and III Hah Pour;ees,Ast N. L
New-York tribune., 1870-12-20

are with every prospect Of going througb .
ssgi and ne balance to Central aud SDutn a.
& sns 80 Sir branches of trade directly benrhoo
sfiIs plt o0iA fCbiistian UniOa-
New-York tribune., 1870-12-20
POLITICAL.
NORTH CAROLINA.
TIrE TsFPE EACuMTNT

RALEIGH, Dec. 19.-The House, to-day, sub
mitted eight articles OF Impeachment against Gov.
Holden which were sent to the Senate. The Court Of
Impeachment will organize as soon as the ChefJustice
receives due notice. and arrives In the city
New-York tribune., 1870-12-20
MARRIED.

Wedding srd Visiting Cards, Initial stamping Note f'ps
wa KvxEDEIs l4 FULTossr. orr Old DuTcA CASAch
New-York tribune., 1870-12-20

Dr. -perr.nu and his Hupture Pancns:-nr !. 4. .,X
hs pstlen. While 81 work and with les"
-,tg ,rs. This thsI praenc~ sp'
. Of Surgery Ls, not been We adgss tbo-e ~
have mot yet consulted bin TO do 60 forthwith
New-York tribune., 1870-12-20
wincb..ter,, uypophcsphites vii cure CossUrrrios.

Al Plat g. Co.'s l2l Broadway mJ De io"h0 ~
gs.t variety of PxkyuA - aud NoyELrIks ebeApi
New-York tribune., 1870-12-20

No Drawing Room without
GRAPHOSCOPB.
soaby K&H.T. ANTHONY CO..
Great Headquarters for
CbFOnos and Frames,
ssereOseopes and Views,
Albums and CesSites
Public Meeting OF tho West side Association -il b
be at . HARVARD Rooms srtb sW Pory se.eoS
st. on THURSDAY EVENING December e. at u O'Clock Address
will be made by WIN R. MARTIN the susaOni WM Witt
BECK-R4pid Transit. JOHN W. PIRssoS-Conees Principles q
Assessment; ard By EDGAR s VAN WISKLE
JAkKs r. RrGGLks. Secy "M Z MAETIS, Prslsnt
k1EcurryB cosxIITEE
wu A. whitbecs Andrew Carrigan, Marshall o Roberta
Courlasd Palmer Charles sAndOU Daniel F. TisuAnn.
JoAs Y Jones, Charles Webb, Charles J. LFeHnoss.
Fernando Wood yK Stevenson, wm 7. DlOdgetl
z II. Artsnburgh Jonshan Rlgar. John L. c. Gray
W. c. II. Wtken Lewis B. Brown, A. g. Jarvis
lanes T. King Cyrus Clark DAVID II. Knapp
James konteith John r. DAILY, Philip G. Weaver.
Roswell d. Hatch John W. Prison. Benjamin }. BeeSnAs
The Views OF the magnificent Hindoo Temples s.ud cd
ike Es In The
sonr EAR 7. AsruOsI ss Co
Photograph. steroossepez, ChrOnOs AbGua
stem Winding Watches.
ELGIN, WALTHAM, HOWARD, AND
GENEVA WATCHES.
In great variety. al at remarkably Ir prices
MILLER 6 GOODRICH, AGENTS
25 JoHSsE, ss~-fORN
The Gruphescops gives value 70 Pbo.oEr1pAs SOLD
EIA 7. ANTHONY Co,
81 BrVA-ssy.
sterosoopc viess Chrsnos, Alssms
Pure Confectionery.
OLD CHAMBERS-ST. CANDY MANUFACrORY
RIDLEY 6 Co.,
coRyRs HUDSON AND CHAMBERssr,
CORNER FFTHAvE AND rwENTYsIxTHsr.
The (.r. pLescspe sse great pOpulsr Wsnt Sold BY
Esh T. ANTHONY Co,
ssl Broadway.
Album. Throsos ssd Fr.w,s stsreosoope>
"'As Brassis:s' fssss JsSssss sosp EHr-Rins''
POr Holiday PRESENT.
rs BvesisAy, between Seventeenth and gghteendh-sA
DIAMONDS AND IlAaoSD JEwRLRY
for ths ariee in CuIreosl kai hey wort Go.d
ss Broadway bs'Seen Seventeenth and Egtteentbs.s
The Grphoseepe ornament foe drssing sod bJ
E&n.r ANTHONY Co,
asl BrOSdsy
st,r,o,cope,. Abuu', Csrouos, s'd RrAn.s
Holiday Presents.
Como. Stereotype Album, imported and ma.
ssesureI By L. H. T. ANTHONY Co, ssi Broadway Se~Yos
opposite Metropolitan Hc'i
-, Dlnmonds. Watches, and Jevelry,
so Broadway. under ~ n eholas Hotel
Far sale sBT Of the DEBATES STATE CoSSIi-
TUTtOEAL CONVENTION IL voa, hound
sll Address n D.. BOr lis, TnbaHs Once
The Grsphesesps the latest Novelty 'or Hohd.ya sold :,
ANT ANTHONY Co.
ssi Broadway.
CNTvuoa ard rrr.s stsccseope and Albums
Diamonds Bougbt apa sold.
GEO. C. ALLEN. sl3 Bsosdssy undsr 81 Slcse.s noe
American Institute Farmers, Club.-Th- Cub hol 4,
budss All interested IN Asr saltsgal m 5ro,r.nt ar r,,
|ousW caAxskA<. sseseAz, NATHAN e. sLI, es.G.saL
New-York tribune., 1870-12-20
Halliday PrrscntS for Lnd,c

Goop lghens the lshor and promotes The he
lfe GRoyEE BAEtH l. gerfsW
10 b. the sesing Machine for family u SA~r
a kraad
New-York tribune., 1870-12-20

Loui.vuig and unctsngef ss 20. p.n
Bsglirg co e an urehHngd Grner; NdlHg "
use6sbg,d du rachsrged Htr uesi % l4iee'
Frpyisio1s urcbsr ged. Wbifk dull a. Pc. .. 49,,
ArerSr, Dee ei firm 81 1,nl4e for Lferps~.
s-f al44c Asg seI lS5 bses Tesp L'~'
New-York tribune., 1870-12-20

Eighty Knights Templar from Pennsylvania
fsDd otneI states intend visit Europe in body next
eummer ana parade IN fun regsla through the pTD-
LaiDA Ctas.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-20

BOGART-CRAyBOn THURSDAY Dee IS the ehurh eorner
Pftbaye and Enetesnths BY the Rev. Dr. John HAN W m ~
Boga r. daughter Of AlAe a Crane e' Of biaOe
New-York tribune., 1870-12-20
TU,g STATE Or TRzDE.
.-ys, prRopglE MARKETS.

$1,000. n., iair,p gn-Coraols clo,s at yis for nony 'n'
the sooun,. Awhcan ee,,rss 9~ef q1i s.ts auta
gle igl nlisoi, Cs1rs no. Alc cad 0fe W. eth
I1vRnyooL Dee lsi.gp m>-CsfOs cesel ,nehshte1
rnl,n1. aId Nj dtnf Orleans s3as.f lie ais o. VOC as'
hsIes 90 hsl.s oy specuaion aud sr3o Mis@i s'
Red W,nep No New Old 9iy09 TO- Rbtef 40 NeN' 80
oG Western FIoo ming terdepry-quote5 Al <'i
New-York tribune., 1870-12-20
puIL

al Notices Of Marriages mssi Be indOrsed wih fau
aa,ne and address
New-York tribune., 1870-12-20

A Holiday Gift Of Real Value.
One OF
sxrrH's AsERicAN 0RGASa
DECAY & BLusoS, 81 CnionsqusTa
New-York tribune., 1870-12-20
Gperial Motifs

No Drawing Room vithouts
GRAPHOSCOPB.
soNb, l. II. T. ANTHONY Co.
SSl Bfoa1wsS
Great Headquarters for
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-10-17

The Overland Monthly must look TO its
laurels. The San Francisco News Letter
tells the following, which reads like one of the
characteristic accidental sketches from the ra.
racy Overland boiled down:
One day in 40 an honest miner in CaIave
ras bit himself with a small snake of the gar
ter variety, and either as possible antidote
or with determination to enjoy the brief
remnant of wasted life, he applied brim-
ming jug of whiskey to his lips, and kept it
there until like a repleted leech-which It in
no other resOect it resembled-it fell of. The
man fell off likewise, The next day. while
the body lay in state upon pine slab, and
the beIeaved partner OF the deceased was un-
oenulng. IN game OF seven-up with friendly
Chinaman, the game was interrupted by
familiar voice which seemed to proceed from
the jaws of the corpse:
IL say-Jimw Bereaved partner played
the king Of spades, claimed high" and then,
looking over his shoulder at the melancholy
remains, replied: swell, what Is it, Dave?-
Pm busy" II say-Jim" repeated the
corpse in the same measur'd tone With a
look OF intense annOs auce, and mutier,ng
something about "people that cou d never
stay dead more minute" the bereav,d
partner rose and stood over the body with his
cards in bis hand. "Jim," continued the
mighty dead "how fur this thing gone? p 1--WE
paid the Chinaman two and half to dig the
grave" responded the bereaved.
"Did be strike anything % The Chinaman
looked up; "Me strikee paw dult; he no belly
dead 'Melican in EN- grave. Me keep EN-
claim" The corpse sat up rigidy; "Jim get
my revolver and chase that pig-tai Off Jump
his dam sepulchre, and tax his camp five dol
lars each for prospectin' on the pubic domain.
These MuneOlyum hordes have got to he got
under. And-I say-Jim! 'fany more SER
pents come iooin' round here drive 'em off,
'TaInt right 10 br bitin' teller when whisky's
two do lars Gallon. Dern all foreigners, an,-
howP And the mortal part pulled on hIs
boots. Such dear readers was the origin of
the Ant.-CoOlie movement,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-10-17

The law requiring he reports of the heads
oil departments at Washington to be put into
the hands of the printers by the first OF No
vember, and the printed copies to be ready by
the latter part of the month TOR an abridge.
ment to be prepared for distribution. which
has fallen into disuse since the beginning Of
the war, will be observed this year, aud the
reports will be made within the time prescrb-
ed by the act Of Congress, and will be ready
for the members at the penins OF the session,
and the abridgement will be ready Tor distri-
button within seasonabe time thereafter
This is the more important, as the coming
session is the short Sc ssIon of Congress, but it
Is desirable at every session. The amount OF
the public printing has been largely reduced,
and the documents which are printed are
more valuable for reference, as a history Of
the government for the past year, than they
have generally been.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-10-17
Terms $500 pen. anmuns, In adrance.

1000, appeared in front, and actually sent The
leader have mentioned to parley with The
defenders regarding surrender. Hardly had
ne opened bis mouth on this interesting topic
Wnen well directed life ball put an end to
MS existence and eloquence. The Chinese
goaded 10 madness by this loss. threw them
selves upon the baIricade. The fight tor a
few moments was hand to hand, and the
whites suffered severely under the knives and
weapons OF their assailants. Soon however,
the power of gunpowder began to assert itself,
the coolies retired to a dista ce. and appeared
10 oe deliberating upon their future move
ments.
AT TINS juncture the brave defender of the
cnufcn, having placed his tamil, in place of
oaiety anu found several companions, appear
Gu Id tnelr rear, and commenced such yig-
CrCus IRE upon them that in a short time all
order was forgotten and the insurgents were
in headlOng Eight.
kilograms had been sent to Lima asking
for help, and on the morning of the 6tn the
Prefect, with couple OF hundred soldiers. ar
rived at the scene OF conflict. The Chinese
by this time had dispersed to the mountains.
The soldiers, after securing the few who cou d
be found, started in pursuit, and are still on
the march. The results of this ter. ible trag-
edy are forty murdered among the whites aud
nearly three hundred Chinese killed But
the crops were destroyed, and the coolies seek
ing refuge in the hills. roaming in bands and
devastating the unprotected hamlets they fiud
in the way, are not only lost to their owners,
but still form dangerous element to peace
and security. Great excitement Is manifest
ed at this unhappy event, the number of
Cinnamon throu- -hout the republic being so
great as to cause general uneasiness and dis
trust, while the planters are perplexed where
to hnd laborers tor Their estates, which, II left
Encultivated, in an incredibly short time are
almest iIretrievably ruined
Bills have been introduced into Congress
prohibiting the Importation of these demons
for the future, ant expelling from the county
all those now fulfilling their contract. I may
be that the proposition will be approved, but
the great agricultural interest at stake has to
receive the most mature consideration. After
the liberation OF the slaves in Peru law was
fOrbidJing the introduction of more
negroes. This will probably be reconsidered,,
and it so the United States might be benefited
by the proceeding In many cases the treat
ment accorded to the Chinese is excessively
harsh, but on the estates which have been the
theatre OF this sad affair the greatest kindness
and lenity have been proveIbial Hereafter
in districts so thickly populated with this class
OF people the government will station suffi-
clent bodies of men to suppress any attempts
at simi ar risings. The loss from the burning
OF the cotton crops and buildings will probab-
ly amount to several hundred thousand dol
lars.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-10-17

"A grocer at Dubuque, Iowa, who had
great demand for vinegar recently, discovered
that he had tapped wrong cask, and had sold
barrel ofold Bourbon whisky at ten cents a
quart
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-10-17
City of Portland,

WY VI L IOIlIauus
In the year Que thousand eight hundred and serenity
AN ORDINANCE relating to injuries to the prop
a er OF the Portland Water Company and tor
other purposes.
B.. it ordaih ed by the Mayor, Aldermen and Com
mon u"cii OF the City OF Portland, in City
Council assembled. as follows:
SECTION 1. Any person who within the limits of
the City OF Portland. shall wilty maiclously
de-'roy or inJure any dam, reservoir, acqueduct
used by sal Company for the purposes for which
said Company was artered or shall throw Or de-
post or cause to be thrown posted. in any
ervolr, fountain or pipe held, owned, used by, OF
connected with the works OF SAID Company, CT used
in sup ying the city the citizens OF Portland with
waite any animal, vegetable or mineral substance,
or shall otherwise corrupt the water therein, or
der the same impure, sha upon conviction OF either
of said acts be punished by fine not exceeding one
hundred dollars ior each offence.
Approved October 10, 1870. ocl5
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-10-17
Great Reduction

In prices OF een>ing and repairing clothing, lower
bau ever [ snail cleanse
Coats SIOo
rabts ior IS anu 80 cts.
Nrst Tor 81"
Ladies' garments cleansed cheap, and with nv usuai
prOmptness. Secondhand clothing ter sale at ,ar
prices. "a Federal Street,
jun25 WILLIAM BROWN.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-10-17
LIABILITIES.

l. Cnaries Payson, Cashier of the Merchants Ma
'ohai DahS' 10 iemnly swear that the above state
ent IS true 10 Inc best OF my knowledge and belief
CHAS. PAYsoN. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me- Inc I.,,, d.,
of Oct, 1870. CHAS. o. BANCRnEr
Correct. :. Attest:
RENSSELAER, CRAM,
JACO5 MCCLELLAN, ! Directors
RUFUS T.. WOOD,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-10-17
Portable Steam Engines.

COMBINING the maximum OF efficiency, dura-
bility and omy with the minimum OF weight
and price. They are widely and favorably known,
more than 800 being in use. All warranted satistac-
ory, or no sale Descriptive circulars sent on ap-
plicatiOn Address
C. HUADLEY s. CO., Lawrence, Mass.
iul1d6m
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-10-17
City of Portland,

City of Portland.
In the Year One thousand Eight Hundred and Ser
enfy.
An Ordimsnce for the Protection Of
BydraYis.
ECIloN 1. Tha Hydlanfs shall be used only
iur exti"guishmeDt of FIRES, except hy the
written permission of the Mayor or rhe Chief Engi-
neer OF the Fire Department Any person violating
!nls ance shall be Liable to penalty not exceed
ing twenty dollars.
Approved October 18TH 1870 oe14d3t
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-10-17
City of Portland.
HlNK1!1EsYyl NyK's!1sY slltJJtGNsstNvAee@a=Ns JGstN

tNh FAMILY USE. Simple, cheap, reliable.
Nj Is everything. Agents wanted. Circular
ahd sampe stocking free. Address hINKLEY KNIT
TING MAsHINh Co. Bath, Me. Oc29-d1y
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-10-17

Lost!
nNE Blackstone Gold Ring, marked .'W H. T..
~ nom father SEPT Z 1s70." hoe yer will leave
" ,rded. ocsstw
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=. johnson

=. Johnson,
ROOk-kEEPER, and a.ijuster OF accounts, at
- office OF Joseph H. Webster, Ins Agt., IS Mid
we ST. au20dtf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-10-17

DETWEEN Portland a d Morril's orner TIL,
- finder i'll he suitably rev ared ty leaving th
same a. W. c. Cobb's steam Bakery, Pearl st.
ocI 8dtf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-10-17
For PhiladeIDhIa
Mood. WOOd!
Lost. OVArc0af

ARD and SOFT WOOn, for sale at No. 43 Lin
- coin street. Also, Cry edg,ngs.
JANIS VIM, HUSE.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-10-17

Lost. OVercOat.
/ OST on Sunday afternoon last, on State, Soring
~ high, Congres. or P,ebIe STREETS, a heavy
brown t,vercOat The finer will be suirably re.
warded by leaving 1t at Bacon & Kimbalrs tffice
No. II Free sre-t oci2 Jw
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-10-17

To Let,
ii OUSES and Stores Pearl Street and Cum
IL berlana Terrace by
sep27.1y j. L. FARMER
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-12-09

The FRANKrNo PRIVILEGE occupied great
share of the time and attention of the House
of Representatives at Washington yesterday.
Mr.. Fsrnsworth's modified project for doing
away with this iniquity failed TO pass, how
ever; but the House struck from the new
postal code every reference to the franking
privilege, this negative action being even
moro radical than that which Mr.. Farnsworth
had endeavored to secure. The House last
session passed bill doing away with the
franking privilege, but the Senate has not
and will not assent to tho measure. Nor is it
at all likely that the Senate will agree to the
action taken by the House yesterday, although
it might have been satisfied with the PROPOSE
ton of Mr. Farnsworth to allow each Senator
and Representative 800 per session for
postage, with provision for the distribution of
public documents. Putting it all together,
the prospects of repeal of the franking
privilege by the Forty-frst Congress are
rather meagre.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-12-09

wyman, one Of our youngest lady artists by "Llttle
Nell and her Grandfather" picture OF much merit;
Mrs. E A. Christie by "a Scene in the Wyoming
Valley" Mr.. n. II. Trotter by several animal pic
lures, Mr.. Peter Moran by "a Fox Hunt" and Mr.
f. d. Lewis by couple OF Ian Escapes and marine
painted In his usual telling style.
The pictures will remain on exhibition this even
ing and tomorrow, aud lovers OF art should take
advantage OF the opportunities to see what the
Philadelphia artists have been doing lately. An
other reception will be given in January, we under
stand, and we hope that an effort will be made to
have even better display. For such an occasion
as this the artists should put the best foot forward
and IL all parties interested do their best to make
the receptions attractive, they ought to be produc-
tive not only Of a great deal OF innocent pleasure
but OF much positive good both to the artists and
the public.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-12-09
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1870.

sT THE EVENING TELEGRAPH, from
Its original establishment, has been in the
receipt of telegraphic news'trom the New
York Associated Press, which consists OF
the Tr1nnc, Times, Herald, Wo'2a,
SIM, TofvnaI Of Commerce, EVeHiRg Post,
Commercial Adver1iSe,, and EVentrg Er-
b,ess. The success which has attended
our enterprise is, in itself, sufficient evil
dence Of the freshness. fullness, and relia-
bility OF the news which We have received
from this source. Last March we entered
Into special contract by which THE
EVENING TELEGRAPH has the efcluSive
use of the news furnished in the afternoon
by the Associated Press to its own members,
the No,kA Ame11can, inquirer, Ledger,
Press, Age, Record, and German Democrat,
of this city, and the leading journals Of the
East, North, West and South; and hereafter
THE TELEGRAPH will be the OnLy eveHing
Sa6er bie6liShed in this city in which the
afternoon dispatches of the Associated
Press viii appear.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-12-09

OUR DELINQUENT ALDERMEN were given
another warning by Judge Paxson yesterday.
This officer gives notice to the aldermen
that if the practice of committing pc rsons for
a further hearing, and then letting them
remain in prison without attention, is not
discontinued, he will cause such aldermen as
are guilty of it to be indicted for misde-
meanor in Office. One would think that there
would be no necessity to wait for repeti-
ton of this offense. Some of the aldermen
have been addicted to it for so many years.
that they have come to regard themselves as
above all law.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-12-09

Political ASSESSMENTS. Senator Wilson
yesterday introduced bill to prevent the
assessment of money upon Government en-
plcyes for political or other purposes. Volun-
tary contributions by those in the civil SER
vice to the party organizations to which they
belong are perfectly proper; but the system
at present in vogue of extortiug money
from every Government employe is a mis-
chievous one, and its abolition by law will
constitute a good move in the direction of
of civil service reform.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-12-09

IT SEEMS from the proceedings of the
Special Committee of the Board of Education,
held yesterday, that the extortiouate prices for
a portion of the school supplies of Philadel-
phia have been realized through the agency
of ring made up, in part, of the male
school principals. 1t Is alleged that these
gentry are not satisfied with teaching ''the
young idea how to shoot, but that they have
been getting up ingenious devices for pick
ing the pockets of adult taxpayers. We
hope this charge will be thoroughly investi-
gated, and that the guilty parties may be ex-
posed and discharged from their present posi-
tions.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-12-09

ct The earliest regular edition of THE
EVENING TELEGRAPH goes to press at u
o'clock, and the subsequent regular edfions
at q, 81, and ~. Whenever there is inn
portant news of the progress of the Euro
pean war, extra editions will be issued after
this hour, and before the regular time for the
early edition.