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MARKING INK.-It il said that an excellent
marking ink for linen can be prepared by rub
bling up equal parts ofiron, vitriol and cinnebar
carefully, with linseed oil.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-12
BOOKS, STATIONERY, DO.

NEW BOOKS
PHILIP q SOLOMON
LOSING S MT. VERNON. The home of Wash
inston: or Mt. Vernon and its Associations, hi,-
torical, biographical and pictorial. By Bensou
Losing. Illustrated by numerous enerayins-
chiefly from original drawings by the author En-
grsved BY Losing & BArritt. Published BY
LIFE o fs's GH2RLEs DICKENS. By r shsi, eo
delphia Press" with personal recollections aud
anecdotes. Letters by "Bozn never before pub
lshed, and uncollected papers in prose and
SPEECHES, LETTERs AND SAYINGS or
CHARLES DlOk EMS, 10 which Is added a sketch
81 g. the suthor. by George Augustus sala and Dean
OHARLBs DICKENs. sketch OF his life and
works. BY y. b. Perkins q 90
JOHN, A love story. BY Mrs. Oiiphpant SO
mAIkkNlTf. A popular treatise for young wives
and mothers By DR.: Verdi. -. -. q
sports and diversions for boys Of ali sees. Com
piled and edited by the Rev. j g. Wood, author OF
illustrated Natural History" etc, Nearly nine
hundred pages six hundred original illust rations
beautifully drawn and engraved: handsome cloth
gilt cover. Outdoor. indoor and evening parior
games, acting charades. athletic sports mechanics
fishing, shooting FISH culture, home pets, science
arts, games Of skin, conJuring, puzzles, riddles
Sentrio2uism, etc, etc. gorgeous book for
- > 90
This is the time of the year tor binding 81 MAG
szines, Music, Pamphlets, Papers. Binding in every
yie exec uted with great care and neatness and az
reasonable prices.
PHILIP & SOLOMoNs,
gil PENNSYLvANIA AVENUE,
aull BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH STREETS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-12

Tbomnson Has arrested in hss e'd H nSGa
In the Chicago Opera House, Monday night, to
answer the old charge of assault ON Mr.. Story
of the Chicago Times, and that she was released
on bail 80 - to finish the performance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-12

Bingham Young has offered himself TO
Lydia ThompsonS whole troupe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-12

BALTIMORE CAMP MEETISG.-Amopo tha
arrivals so far a. this camp, in Cove g woods, are
Revs Illlo' son, Morgan and Goucher preachers
IN charge. and Rev. DR.. Eddy, Muller, Cole,
Suit, PITCHER, Smith, DaN IS, Father John Bear.
Baldwin and Cronin. The camp is two milk
east OF ReiSterstown, and IL in charge of the
key. Henry Slicer. The opening discor-se
Wednesday night was from the venerable Rev.
John Bear. There are already SEQ tents erected.
IL - understood that he stand for preaching
will be occupied on Sunday by Rev. Drs. Cor,
tInue until the 18Th instant. Rev. Mr.. Long
acre, IL is stated, viii leave New York for the
Baltimore camp on Monday, and may be ex-
Pected to preach on Tuesday or Wednesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-12

TIE PRIZE FIGHT n Fort stanton described
IN The STAR a few days since has CAUSED a
wonderful nutter in the Marine Barracks. The
victor, ONeIn, has written to US wanting IL de-
MED, and another marine, named Tip'5n, has
nrltten TO know II O'Neill's note was received
BON are received, and the report is correct. as
~ va taken from the book kept during the
hgnt BY the referee, whom every marine In the
barracks has cause to respect. :" '''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-12

The GERMAN PATRIOT ASSOCIATION met
Last night, at the Victoria Hotel, Mr.. A. Eberly
IN the chair. report of the committee APP
pointed 10 obtain donations was submitted
showing that liberal subscriptions are being
made to the war fund. The treasurer was in
strueted TO forward all moneys to Europe As
fast as they reach the sum OF 81 900. 1t was
deeiced 10 hold grand sacred concert by the
SSngerbund IN aid of the cause. Messrs. A
Eoerly, A. Hunt and e. Kloman we're appointed
the German cause.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-12

A NEW LECTURE Room, Y. NJ. G. A.-Added
to the eonveniences already to be found In the
bnilding OF the Young Mems Christian Associ-
alton, there " al now be found q very beautiful
and plea SAINT lecture room. The various meet
lngs held in the building, for which Lincoln
necessity. The removal OF the gymnosum tn
the large north store has given all the space
formerly used by it, with the appurtenances
Thereon, 10 the lecture room. The Monday and
evening prayer meetings will be held IN this
room: The opening exercises are to be held at
MONDAY on Monday next. The gymnasium viii
probably be ready Tor use about September LIST
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-09-16
The War;.


The news Of the past week has not been
of such thrilling and decisive nature as
that of the previous week. The war is
not vet ended, however, and the signs OF
peace are not very hattering, The Prus-
slams are marching on Paris; at last &C
counts they were within eight miles OF
that city, and it is reported that Paris Will
be taken at whatever sacrifice. The peo-
pie of that city have been making prepa-
rations to stand siege, and the authori-
ties pronounce it safe. The Republic has
been accepted in all parts of France, and
those in power express their anxiety for
neace. but refnse to accept dishonorabe
one. The blockade Of Prussian ports in
the Baltic and North Sea has been virtual
" raised, one division Of the feet has been
ordered home. There is quite commo-
ton in Italy. The Italian troops are
marching unopposed on the Holy City,
and the Pope's temporal power is likely to
be abridged. Martial law has been de-
clared in Paris, and no one is to be allowed
to leave after the 10Th. Russia and Aus
tria are united in the desire for peace, and
are preparing to mediate, but England
stands aloof and preserves an armed neu'
trality.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-09-16

Boy The time for the County Conven-
ton to nominate candidates for county Of
ficers is rapidly approaching. We hope
and trust that the people, the working
men, tie farmers, miners and mechanics,
have seen enough of the workings of party
politics to realize that their services are
needed at the primary caucuses. 1t is
very plain to be seen that the Republican
party, like all other parties while in power.
is liable to be burdened with a lot Of hang
ers on, and professional office seekers, who
attempt to rule the party, and to control
the primary meetings for the purpose of
controlling conventions to serve their. own
selfish ends. If the people urn out in
force, and attend these primary meetings,
1t is impossible to so control them. The
wishes Of the people should be represented
In the primary meetings, if they are not, it
cannot be expected that conventions can
nominate men who will be acceptable to
the party.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-09-16

TTTILL BE SOLD CHEAP.-AN EX-
Bf cellent house and lot in the village of Arena
eS is offered for sale cheap. The house is
two-story one, we'll built, and contains six
with good cellar underneath. There is good brick
well the premises, log barn, &c. For further par
ticuars, apply to the undersigned at the CHRONICLE
office, podgeyille.
SOw1so WI. WRIGGLEsWORTH.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-09-16
A FIRST-CLASs FARM.
ENOR sALE-THE UNDERSIGNED is

a DESTROYS of selling so of land situated
mile north OF Union Mills, in the of Dodgeville
1t is a fenced, with under cultivation; there
can be considerable more broken. There is good
Hay Bottom from which 1s tons of hav per sea-
son. Plenty of timber, streams of water running
II rough the land also several springs, Price 5000
Terms 500 cash down, ana $500 time at per
cent. pm
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-09-16
A GOOD FARM FOR SALE.

This is one of the best farms in the county consist
ing of 2l75 acres of good land 100 acres we'll fenced
and about 80 under cultivation. 1t has good
hay bottom which produces 80 tons of hay each year,
and it is also good farm for raising wheat There
is large barn 42X3O feet with good basement stable.
A good house part frame and part log. small Or
chard which has been bearing for four years. The
farm is well watered by living springs some OF winch
are the house. 1t has plenty OF good heavy and
young timber mostly white oak.
This farm is situated in Floyds settlement, and
if purchaser is found within the next three moths,
can he had for So 500, two-thirds of the purchase
money down, and the -balance time at per cent.
For fuller particulars inquire at the CHRONICLE
Office, Dodgevlle, Wis. 90
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-09-16

Be- Hon. William P Lyon, of Racine
county, has been nominated by the Re.
pnblieans as candidate for CONGRESS- il. the
first ooagressic,
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-09-16
PREAMBLE.

WHEREAS, The legislature of this state, at its
al session for the year 1860, proposed and adop-
ted by vote of The majority of the members
elected to each of the two houses, amendment
to the constitution of this state, in the following
language:
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-09-16
STATE OF WISCONSIN, T.
ThxryA GnIrN1v -

STATE I1w oF c @ssqoSsiN' }ss
TT I, William Sands, Sheriff of said county of Iowa
do hereby certify that the above is true copy of a
general election notice served upon by the Sec
retary of State of the of Wisconsin, and now
and the statues in relation to elections, notice is
hereby given that the above named state and general
officers to be elected. Also,
A member of assembly in the northern assembly
district, comprising the towns of Ridgeway, Arena,
Wyoming, Clyde, Pulaski, Highland and Dodgevle,
n the place of III. G. Barnard, whose term of office
ill pire the first Moniay Of January next.
m.mbsr of the assembly in tho southern as
semby district comprising the towns IF Moscow,
Waldwick, Linden Mifilin. and the town and city
of Mineral Point, in the place of g. W. Bliss, whoes
term of office will expire on the first Monday of
January next
A sheriff for the county of Iowa, in the place of
William Sands, whose term of office will expire on
the frs Monday of January next.
A Treasurer for the county of Iowa, in the place
of Francis Vivian, whose term of office will expire
on the first Nondey of January next
A Register of Deeds for the county OF Iowa in
the place of Oliver p Ashley. whose term of Office
will expire on the first Monday of January next.
Clerk of The county board CT Supervisors for The
county of Iowa.in the place Of Orve Strong, Whose
term of Office will expire the first Monday of Jaa
nary next.
A Clerk of the circuit court for Iowa county in
the place of Christian Kessler, whose term of Office
will expire the first Monday of January next.
A District Attorney in the place Of j. NJ Smith
whose term of office will expire the first Monday
ofJanuary next.
A County Surveyor for the county of iowa, in the
p of Henry Madden, whose of tffice will ex
rins on thu first Monday of January next
A Coroner for the county of iowa, which Office is
acant.
DATED sherfs Office, Dodgeville, September 5tb,
1870 WILLIAM SANDS
52-w9 Sheriff Iowa County.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-09-16

T7OR SALE-HOUSE AND LOTS
n The undersigned offers for sale, at bargain, a
-z- good Frame House, situated prominent street
in this village. The House was built last summer ;
is good one-story Frame House, well finished, with
cellar and kitchen. The Lots are large, each being
62x2l9 feet. They are well fenced. Good sidewalks
are laid around the house.
Terms easy. good team would be taken part
payment, balance on time. Possession given imme-
diately. For further particulars apply to
W. j. WRIGGLESW0RTH
DodgevIe, Nov. g. 1869. 9tfn
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-29

say- The Denton Monitor accuses our
junior Of iniempersncc. The junior never
drinks intoxicating liquors OF any Kind.
The editor OF The Monitor, himself cannot
b, more sober. 1t' ia ia
"a paper that resorts to personalities In
srcfcrences to its contemporaries is lie
Ultimately conducted, and we can rbui
think will DO oondcmnci by the better
class Of, the people. Better men than any
writers for the Monitor have been drunk.
Intcmperance, though bad enough, is not
',thc objectionable sini" and to attempt
to injurc a man reputation and business
by publishing his misfcriuna,e inebriety
to the world is equally n-editor-like, dis
courteous and low-toned ts.s
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-29

p4- The First Ann ual Fair Of the Collin
County Agricultural and Mechanical as
sociaiion has been postponed to Tuesday
riext, the LIST day Of November, and will
continue four days. We presume there
will be quite large attendance from. Dali
lns county. Thu bad weather Of last week
rendered this postponement imperative,
The editors Of The IIEnAtp return thanks
to the Secretary pro TEN, r. Dc Armand
ESQ, for very courteous special invita-
ton to be present. 49,. go,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-29

n III. c;tvs NJ T)nllas. on Tuesday, Ocfo-
h.r os,h $50 Nv Rev, DsDAygNpoRf.
ssr 4. residence aSdv ey & q N. GSnstl
father Of The brida Il. G. q NPBE "a 4,
n. p and Miss Rosa 4. 4: E " ~ Z
{ We take pleasure n wishing 'ne nerP p,
couple that benediction Of y RF{Gy
which belongs q ~ happy "saq 1e3s'
Dur deserving ~ -
has our special ongratuiatipps ior his ~
traordinary sncccss In winning 50 cnarr. .
ing prize. with 2 PROFESSIONAL cancer
sendingt to like success, tnere can % ou'
little else for unfslhllsd desire. a.
Celibacy may dwell in perpetual 'wee'-
ness, but y must sifAiope, ana u'e III SIN y
gularity, But marriage win US cares
supported BY ollthe strength .. ~ = /; 81
Charity, mskins even 'ns ou'e : = -
merry and dellgutIui. 4. ~ i. Il.
I, q - 4 Z. ~ -. y - s! & e
~ Wy ~ - - - ~ 49,
per zosn III Y. y u 81 3iX.[
a. tne Ssenss ,1c-16 aW III
iatne, q rrGprSrr D 11<@r c@| I.
and MISS fnnNo = : ~
all OF tnis.c''y J. Z = :. - !. 4. !. q.
The ADORE Pa" "a 80.
that our worthy friend Grawfctd Wi0 TIC
1o,eh.t Of pluck has cut his way cut Of he
..,;h. vetrust 4 -. now
prison VI 0s'' ---.-I.- IA = -
hammer away IN inc p.'' y - Il
duties with more sa'isIacuo1 =
bachelor be ever saw.
r.. A.. f.;r l;ttle bride let us offer al The
Az ,., ma, .,oh
most deiica's eo"Plnsn So 49,
happy occasions. May Iime' tne rnoe
icopcclast, spare her idols. and the frost Of
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-29

~ Saudsy School BOots, BIblfs uyHp
Backs, ss, An he IahilfallAa' u Ihs
AmsrIsaH SUNDAY sShoal uAlsA .ksP' con-
,,an,ly on baud W NaiL hAfiAs
sI5hul ace ritisas baaware, Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-29


Ns lsss ~ a. Ilsstal iiis stfi. -
ss.siss is,sff>.f go kssilss1,
slisf 4 ns - e.'~ lflf 80 h AS
f,usiy. s@<fis q } 49, ssfssy o.
asst Z. uf,lA ~. fssiss. 10 Ong-
i. :, ~. ~ ~. t&.t< sss. y AusiiH.
al y. u..sJb ~. . ssisis u sfus a.
l..s pln,ss. - ~ s'ufisisi iAsiF
i.hef y AilAis 49, tss - sis ~ilss q
'ilis pis,s, 80 az nss ssEaFsi il sur'sg p
iuE ,ls y v sTess nc fTiaiiy kissI, a.
g ia ihs nsfsiiy u Dsllss- fis cslensi'
Ainss,l. Ia ..ss-ls sss-issss~ss su..sss
sressinfs "a he riFsr, any eAs u sh'f \
DC hslisss. viii tTiEg The rad fsIesss
IA lssfss-iiss a ahss.s- q l--i'-s.-
u-s MYNsi I'-efs CA 4pss Rail
say i ,ls csHlasysa Wills sss-s.-essei'
xlish - ia rists ~ SAG ilssasA 'ls
Islian fsrsilssy, aaa q 400 ea'liiaE n'
rsu.l, &c salsFsiAul, atiAs rate q a1eAs
ailsa DAY il the Tsrri,oEy. AZ his rats
il viii ne. b long tsg9Fs lAs rS.l sAl y
10 Ret Bi,sE ihs csNR ~. Ne lsarA
hass esHRssil sl say aWsahl sf capital
sAs, nay ped. AID sill ne, Be snhaFFss-
selin heir opsfAiiops 90 ihis sse's, while
fapia Lpilalpg 81 shs rel ihpgsb ih'
rsnilary nil 10 a. desirable The Goa
,aay as 10 The psspls 81 IsHAzl i's eeA'
nssIioss on he North ns already rsrfseisd
20 Ileavsavor,h, HAhsss, 81, iessih, Kan
sAs ciiy And 81, l,eals. Ma ! Valnsy snd
Chicago. H.. rad Itsass 70 all che sas'eFf
asl noriheru eiiiss. f~sa Juaessoa CRY
eeu,Ier south, he road will tsash For
Gibson anl rstry,Iils, In The la.liaa Ter
riiery thence TO pTssles, Dallas. Waco
Austin. aud ,hroushto Rie 0rsnds City. "a
The extreme seuih. western freniisr n Tes
1 as and The uniiel safes. The road, a. NJ
have stated above, is already buili sons
dfly odd miles i1le the Territory towards
PORT Gibson. aud Is running daily train
| 70 cbeiUps, on tho sOuiheu. border. Of Kan
sas. AZ We have heretofore seii, We be
llevs, from present appearances, ,hisis 'h'
first road that will give us railway eonne9
ton with the Old States, aud Of eohrse our
people .ympa,hiiean and win extend all eit
they can towards It's early epmpls,loe.--
They can appreciate the presenee among
them Of a eorps Of engineers runhfng
line much more than they can mere pro
misses made by any company. We shal
have more to say on this subject IN tn
fatu,e. .ars'y r' u .'a.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-29
pg- nr taar fgsl. Irsn IIll,,,.

na5 The shsrriaa Coulter o. The ssl
inst, gives An rvespp, ofA rape eonn',i'i
BY usgrO upon the Persn Of Mrs, ApdsF'
sou, white woman, recently emisFa'ed
from Denton county. The deed vas done
within The corporate ll@iis u lhs Iowa Of
sherman 10 the aay,ins. The negro vas
larrs.Ied. l-- l. l.. M l------l- !
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-29

q. q a1s Il. b =
The Tyler Index on Gen. Lee.
If zeal in wholesale abuse and general
yilliication Of oil who sustained the South
ern Confedcracy constitutes loyalty, then
the Tyler Index is the most loyal sneyspa-
per in Texas tits hotter by seyerab de-
prees than the San Antonio Eapress, and
that is like a fiery furnace. The index Of
the 18th instant con tains an article an
abuse Of Gen. Robert E. Lee, informed
with maleyolencef that would kick the
clod from the coffin md spit upon the
grave. 1t abounds in egithets which the
Radical press consider most opprobrious'+-
Il is true it can never harm the illustrious
dead; but its. writer must blush with
shame when he looks upon q nation IN
mourning for the great man whose charac7
ter he has so wantonly and gratuitously
maligncd. Does the Index propose to has
ten RECONSTRUCTION by abusing and denying
amnesty and pardon to All Che greatest
and best men of the .South2 General Lee
is in his, GRAVE, and ere long, in oil human
probability, Mr.. Alexander H. Stephens
and Gen. Joseph 3. Johnston viii follow
him. ui but the finger Of public scorn will be.
pointed at such traducers as tho Index as
long as the world shall admire, truc hero
ism, lofty intellect ana spotlcss honor.
The Tyler Index loads the namcof Gen.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-29
AZ ACT

n -11-,-. r-1 n ne District C7fITfs Toe F<I9T1
ale. and nofarits p1lIc, fqtrkt nff4'f Or
r lesd- srd o.l.ur ~ri-ien insfrrranf,;
. sfc-1os :. Be It euscte1 b. the tLeslsis-
fure a the state Of Texas. That Clerks Of
he Di<.ricf c5usts, their deputies and no.
,rr5<s pnb.it are hereby su:horizsd And
en- ps< erod % take DE 1cknovlcdEment Of
sc-1. sad oIt>r written i1struusn's r.
auir-3 b. lsx 70 Be recorded i1 ftis e1't.
ara +1.s ct<fffc1ts Of Err such cc'-t- o-'r
fi- offci.I sicns.uls and seal Of 1ihcs thsf
rrcL ir.:-1utni tns fr<1 - sc<ns <>r1z>1
shall fnt1tls he sans . rs<isirn<i1n
/. Srr. q Ttsf r|I I<T<i1 conf'rt t>rsrI1
<re tsr<b- r<r<sir1 81 LI<t lbs 81 >r<lf
1-k> <F-cl f-ru 80 1f'<r - r<ss@ss 81 i
1rrr1rsd 1zr.4 8 1874 D ||.|.'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-29

A aay-We have received Several numbers
Of the Jegsrson Daily Dsmocfdt,b published
ii Jefferson, Texas, by Messrs, James y
Houston, Editors and Proprietors. lNextto
the Galveston News, the Democrat is the
handsomcst INDEPENDENTLY pub
published ina Texas. It starts out with,
good prospects Of q long life, has, nj the
latest telcgrams of the Associated Press,
sup to the hours Of goingsto press, and is
decidedly business like in Us appearance
and editorials, Tie price Of the paper Is
only $500, currency per annlRs foHsiAe
daily, and 81 for the weekly.raWegenter 1t
on our exchange list with pleasure, and
wish it success. N. 4 .i.5, ,,,la, II y
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-29

nissros Of ~ disIaifh
- rseeisei tonight 4 ~
iislarimsnt flom = ltIIahle
IN l.ondun. a. the en.tf that
poFi that I,ssee aFfaaFtj.
~ believed, alihoagh no ~
Ny stated.
,aiS,nnN. oct. e0lh Kxsh
dislalrhes from ~ lsnirn h
York and the North. No -
da,naee or i,'ss ~ liferepnried
fVElsND. o.. OF. Ia A wish
Irrih Quake was feli here ~ !
uk Tia maFains. IA la<,ss-hf.'
or twenty seconds, Tall bald,
swayoa 10 ana no = The "eea-
= ael lalhs ss,sis .iheguaise
y isu a. Asaslrille, renna-s can.
4 trace il further "a
,rw Yssk. .t,st. 20 "A vloleili
,lsqaake illronshpus the ,ouriry-
: atloek today, was dlsllns'ly
hore, aa anstar
nENnsrADY, Get. 20 1.-The pen,
Iieisterrar -s,riekoa, 10 ,hcsiFc'',s
IrnHrc, Oct. s0lhs- hnlithgs
vcd and The people ra'hed To
streets. ,l.tfss,liaf D. g..
aarSswicK. Mr.. 0ei. s0-The
|r,houake threw down ohimneys'
sr. CATrhRySNs, Oct so,-Wm'
ll'ss broken.S s.arsEt d, -,
|. sAaArooA, Oct aO.--Some bulld
in,,s much i,lamrgvd. Tho shock
u-ns prccc,lei byH'ru,nbling sonnd
~ TnoY, Oc,. goth -fivc hundred
,sbool children We're raniecd by
BosToy, Oct, 20.-Buildings sen
hebIyvibraicd. Much alnrm hmsng
|ihc peonlc employed In upper stu
rlcs. Blocks of granite buildings
',vrn,r al State and Merchants Row,
cracked. In another block thowall
syas forced out xard from three u
l,5us inches. qssc shock lasted 81
scconas IL was felt NJ Montreal,
,Eaclyillc, and Bangor with much
lforcc. ,ras lila nanlrlf .ia 80 :,
| sBdpriHoroy, VI, 20.-T'hc shocli,
k,orpcd the clocks and destroyed
rockcry. No serious damage,
isp.,I.l 10 lbs waes ilesi,sr.l NE
w.s,,Norox. Oct. 2l.-Morton's
|6.;cnJs say he, declines the mission
NO England. r'f
Grant rroclaims the 9th prox
no Misunderstanding bay, ~
Senator Cameron was strncl;
Win, "nnonlcyv at Baltimore, and
wos scrt home in a special car
With, aldo involved.
T'oypoN. Oct. u. 1t is stated that
tbc Government has ordered Burn
siJe sheridan and Forsythc to rc'
itnrn tolIonaon Immediately. The
,s;nuotte de Cologne makes q state
MN, in which il SAYS it is owing tc
snn.est;ons, from these gentlemen
,hs,iWnsbhnrne has been so cncr.
v@;c and that now he has been
,s,ompclIcd to demand rcparation fol
thc frcoucnt arrest of Americans us
sm i
NV York. Oct. 1.-The Rcpub'
,l;car, split is consumated by the ex'
,lnsioni Of those undor Collector
MI,%hv's leadership from the rcgu.
H. ,nG5,,tinogrs Murpliyitcs held sep
ar,tn meetings, and resolved to sup
mort the candidates ofoIhdcpenden'
democrats for local ofiiccsgand fro'
II, "J,rIeral interference by force
r necessary on election day. Tam.
- INV IInIldo denounced for opposition
10 'Gonrressional laws. Regular
,.o.olutinn aurpirlr the state CenCf;tl