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New-York tribune., 1870-08-10
GREAT BRITAIN.
PROCEEDINGS IN PARLIAMENT.
LONDON, Tuesday, Aug. 0, Il

LONDON, Tuesday, Aug o. 1870.
In the House of Lords this evening, the
Royal assent given by commission TO various meas
urcs The remaining bills from the House OF Commons
were acted on, and their Lordships rose.
In the House OF Commons, Mr. Otway said the Govern
ment had declined to negotiate further with the United
States on the subject of the exradton of swndlers Mr.
Otway in reply to inquiry denied that England pad
Joined in the expedition to exnguish piracy in Oceanca
Mr. Bruce, Home Secretary, explained that the ilsh
militia had not organized because it was not wanted
tbus slencne the clamors of the Irish members. Mr
Otway defended the action of the Government on Belgian
neutrality Sir Henry Buwer deprecated prorogation
OF Parliament before thorough consideration Oh the
situation. The House then adjourned
New-York tribune., 1870-08-10
LABOR MOVEMENTS.

The Labor Reform General Committee, composed
qeea from e political Labor Unions thu far orslntel
The Districts last evening 81 the Gens As
nb Rooms The large, and among those present
several o prominent Ifale Uuoiiss Of the cry hr
ConuO Of t occupied Le chair Nh BoOng Of the CarVes
se Nr Tolp State Organize reported ranye to BIS recent
1tal visit th and said that ne had i0ud Tie
tofthu. Utica syracuse Albany and other points vsiei ANXIOUS
or e oal0u o. Independent WOrkingmans party lie srher
Hei'd That Do ad arrangements Tor
Labor Parry Convention. TO be held Syracuse the
h Of september a which Assembly District will be entitled
tso eatves Il decided that the Committee meet sRan
~ D ~ O september for the purpose thoroughly Organizing the
bl hsena, Tie various local associations will elect their represent
s.es 70 tu % M Alex Troup elected delegate to se-
Cincinnati n Z 18Th ust
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FRANCE.
FRANCE.
MINISTER wAsHBURNE RECEIVED BY THE EN-
Cardinal" All.

MINISTER wAsHBURNE RECEIVED BY THE EM-
PRESS.
PARIS, Tuesday, Aug. 9, 1910.
Minister Washbrxne was received yesterday
by the Empress for the purpose Of delivering the reply
of President Grant to the letters recalling Minister
Berthemy.
The High Court OF Justice has pronounced Judgment
on the conspratOrs who have been on trial here Mesy
is sentenced to twenty years imprisonment at nara
labor, Beaury to twenty years confinement In
fortress; Peteau, Moilin, Godinot, and feieflh
TO five years's imprisonment Grenier and Grefier
TO Is years confinement fortress Letorize and Lere-
nard to five years. Ballot in favor of whom extenuang
circumstances were adduced to five years imprison-
ment; Gromier five years. Verdier who turned states
evidence was discharged, and all the others accused
Mcre acquitted.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-10
THE INDIANS.

FIGHT BETWEEN CROWS AND sIOUX-THE FOR
MER DRIVEN INTO THE AGENCY.
HELENA, Montana Territory, Aug. S.-A re-
port from the Crow Agency the Yellowstone River
says the Sioux attacked the Crows on the hunting
grounds driving them into the Agency where they claim
he protection of the Government. There are some 70
lodges Of Sioux on the river about 70 miles from the
Agency, and 1000 lodges at old Fort C. f. Smith. They
game ahead Col Baker will defend the Mission Crows
who will undoubtedly into Gallatin Valley If
Followed by the Sioux. What the latter may do then II
Is difficult 10 tell.
CIVILIZATION AMONG THE PIEGANS.
Fort BENTON. Montana Territory, Aug. s.
large party of Piegdn Indians have just arrived here
They appear to be nearly all drunk.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-10
TILE HEAT.

There was still very much complaint of the
hot weather yesterday. Occasionally stiff breeze from
the Bay swept up Broadway, and gave faint sugSes
ton of the peculiar penetrating GOODNESS OF Autumn
Rut II WAS sweterng hot day everywhere There were
two deaths and number of prostratOns from the heat
as will be from the following:
George Morgan, No. 36i Ninth-aye., died
Nicholas Slater. Fifty-secOnd-st died.
Patrick McCluskey was prostrated at Eghth-aye and
Bankst.
Henry Burby, in Centrest. Hospital
John Bokins of BrantlOrd, Conn., foot OF East Twenty
Annie Davidson OF Philadelphia in the Mayors Office.
An unknown man, age about 55, in Sixthaye., near
Fourth-st.
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
ARRIVED.


Steamship ssrnoga Couch Richmond City Point sol sossa ~s
m Bsrs Mhite Wing, Porter Havana i days sugar
BARK Jennie CrDmwell Boston balss; -
Rg ; 9s; Ting asy P9is s1,. n g ~ s'. . e " ss i'''
Big ctae, Mn5e, pbllPs M,riing1s, o,, - d5,, & ss'
Biz Eiwn. Allen. Providence.
Bre Haze Kennedy Hennebec ioe.
SIR Clara Agnes Canon Llnlin, c. b i7t'y' coal
Se9 Boyll Arch. L,stias & a'i9a q day, sataf
schr stmp,on weHtworh John n; B., 10 lays asa.
s,Gr HSSi' fSeS H,maoad rSt To' cc St join B. ame
Sohf J. g N-'. Grol',ey ., John \ B., - Ss, h'h'
W r. Beebc. Balagon. " p Doagla5. Richmond. ".
Mlgnolie. Providence. b ,eamau .wIitven
TcAier Seal Island. b u. Jones Ketnet~c
A. &. Paqe Kelaehec. Palladium Ssv. Bedford
Fair,ind. New Bedford. n. B Bbee Providence.
Agnes Reppeier Nes.HaveB 7 Dickens WeserJ
Albion Providence q. Ansn, Providence.
Henry Parker. Yew.Ilsven. Mar,hs Jane Norwich
4 H. SFyi."gr t hy ya.ns- IiS s S11, '1e Se'xel ,es
s'fi T. a1Sj cG GsTa ai: M 's' ~ TiaS.S 'ia S.a SS.5
A. X. wooiwar1 Ellsworth. D5naa Anna Nevpor.
NJ. b Fletcher. Calais q. >. Watson, hcsport
New P,T RIVER Auba.alor Proviirrce
Samuel SmIth. Nog.B 'jfo7 A. T. Rowland Providence
Decatur Roniout Helen, Ronto.-
W 4 Leggett Erabe'hpor, Brzo' BtahethPort
q. G. Acken Ehzahe'bp.rr A. II. Hodgmin. Eiaheihpot
Fair. EilaictS1ort J H. Yoarr Fl.at,'lrsrt
Etgle El.zatethrou MHnirt EVah.b.a.L
Helen EahethIor. Mercer, E.--Dcllpor-
WlND-Sunset fresh, S. 4.
Ship Bugcne vou from Ham5arl J1-e f mite ari pis. VA
boared Aug /, in loa o. BY plo,'oi r. T. william. No t
SAILED.
seam'hpsBtna for Lyerpoo Leo for Savannah ship Mabor
ough for Ilavrc.
Schr. Julia Chnch M,hOney Musqaash g aavs lumber.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PORTREss MONROE. Va, Aug g-Pascl In or Bimofe bak
ST. Lvwrence from Demeran; Harry rom Matn Anchsi
from P. ou Ounce Tor RIO J,aefo.
Mary NJ. Bird for Marsc.le
WmMSGroN NJ c. Aug s-Arived steamship Ilce from Bilt
more.
CHARLEsroS c. Aug 9Arrye esnasAip Champion, oa N.s
York; Maryland from Bimors W Eyermaa from haephs.
schr. J. 4. Aburger from NewiOrk
SAyASNAH GN Aug 9Arryed steamship Wyoming from Phids
phis sohr. Willie Moore. from NeE-iofk.
FOREIGN PORTS.
HAvRE Aug 9The ship Brugwater, which len NeS fsst
Juy port. aground sne ener1g the AlrD1r
MOyILLE Aug y-The steamship Anglia from Nes York arrived 20
day
DISASTER.
PoprPRss MoSR0Y 9The .chr John Saen fror NeTof
With railroad tes Philadelphia sprung aak ot hespo and
run on tue beatI Assistance has been sent 10 her
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DOMESTIC MARKETS


" c. Aug 9lu-peutleNlrts trf 40 }f Cfhis
uncls nged Rosiu dul; No. - - IS ~, Fie, - -
AUGUSTA Ga Aug 9-Cotton market frneri sales lO bss ~
ceips A. bales Mdliugs I5aI5tc ,
SEwORLEAys Aug 9-Folr drli Sorere, 50 Dolhl. Eu.
e6a 80 H. Oats $4,000 Bran gc ~ Other src ces M
changed Echange-QuOaous OF sterling and francs nominal boz en-
sequence Of purchases Of cotton prIuce foreign &C
count; bills making. sight premium. Cod ls1ls
BCFYALO. Aug 9Flour dull and uaclangeL Nheaharke le
impossible values Corn inactive l lower %
No 85c Oats nominal al ic tor No Ncstrn
neg ectsi Basy-None here Pork trm 80 81 for Heavy
Lard steady c HghWnc nominal AZ ~ Tor snail lots
Pregts heavy and unchanged ReceiptsFlour 700 bb Wheat
bush Corn, 81 90 ush.i Oats, 900 BUSH Slpm,nt"haa
80, 90 bush Corn Il OOO bush. Oats,
MmwAUKEE Aug sFour nominal Wheat dali al ~ p for No
|; heavy o No. p Corn nominal RE
nominal Barley steady II o. for No Frhr iua 10
Buffalo, l0c owego Recepts-2OO bb Flour so bush Wheat
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THE INSANE MAN AT THE REAL FUNERAL

THE INSANE MAN AT THE REAL FUNERAL.
The strange man whose unaccOuntable con-
duct at the grave of Real came 80 near provoking
serious riot and has been the subject Of almost much
surmise and speculation by some Of the papers as the
identity OF the Nathan murderer, was brought before
Justice McKenna yesterday morning and held to await
the action OF the Grand Jury ON his person, when ar
rested was found a DerrDger pistol, Colts pocket
revolver and rding-whip. lie stated that his name
was lanes but that he had forgotten his other name
He also took occasion say that he never had father
or mother and talked in similarly foolish manner
generally The friends Of Smcdlck, the officer who was
Killed by Real d sclnim all knowledge Of the man. The
opinion of those who the both at the funeral
and at the trial Is that he Is insane.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-10
MISCELLANEOUS CABLE DISPATCHES.

.... Late advices from Shanghai report that
fears are entertained of another attack foreigners at
entsn and the gunbOas there threaten to shell the CITY,
.... The London Times thinks the United
states Congress made a great mistake in adOurning
without needing President Grants suggestions, and
merchant navy, now perishing under fatal tariff"
The Most Rev. Dr. MaclIale, Archbishop
OF Tuam Ireland, having returned from Rome, meeting
was held in Dublin, on Monday night, to welcome nm
hut the Archbishop dsapproved OF such demonstra-
ton and not present The people assembled became
disnerae the assemblage.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-10
THE CRISIS IN EUROPE.
Continued from FIRST PAGE.


traditions of ages and illuminated by the
dim religious light of the past Father Rhine was
the universal parent who reckoned the whole popu-
lation as his children. and who was cherished with
equal JOY and reverence by them all The broad and
genial eXpanse of the German physiognomy was
everywhere recognized as that of brother. The
habits of the people as nearly alike possible
They wore similar apparel. Their beds were of the
same limited dimensions, and everywhere covered
with the inevitable eiderdown in the hottest nights
of Summer. The meat and drink on their ia
bles had the same taste from Berlin to
Baden. Such a people could have but little
stomach for a fight with one another
This it was rather than the needle-guns of the
Prussians, which made the forces of Southern Ger
many of so small account in the battlefield. They
loved their enemies too well to deal them deadly
blow. They had neither appetite nor aptitude, for
the fraternal strife. Even the Prussians. have
repeatedly heard it remarked, went into the conflict
from sense of duty, rather than from interest in
the war They stood stouty to their guns, but would
have preferred to handle the pen, the pencil, the
pOw. The case is bravely altered at this time.
Every German goes to the front with a sense
of personal indignation at the enemy
with whom he has nothing in common !;
whose habits and tastes foreign, as his Ian
guage to his own; with whose person he has no
sympathy, and of whose history no admiration. He
will meet him squarely in the field with hostile
deadly intent, and when he strikes, it will be to
hurt. In moral power, the advantage is clearly on
the side of the German. Nor in material prcpara-
tion and resource will he be found so deficient ns
has been taken for granted by the Imperial tyrant
1t is a curious problem to solve how far the con-
sciousness of good cause, and the almost universal
sympathy of Europe, contribute to success IN
arms. few days more will throw light on the
awful question. Meantime, the interval Is like the
agnny of a troubled dream.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-10
HE POLITICAL TROUBLES.
MAINE.

THE QUESTION OF UNITED STATES SENATOR.
PORTLAND, Me-, Aug. "a call for a meeting
OF all Republicans of Portland favorable to Gov Cham
ocran for United States Senator viii be issued in omOr
rows papers The call is signed by about 500 Republican
voters The meeting is fixed for Friday night This is
signed the opening of organized movement III
the State 10 carry the caucues for members or the Legs
1ature and especially TO affect the action OF the COnVen
tiOn OF this county 10 be held next week.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-10
NORTH CAROLINA.
FURTHER ITEMS ABOUT THE ELECTIC

FURTHER ITEMS ABOUT TIE ELECllON'
RALEIGH, n. c., Aug. 0-The election re-
curns come slowly. Enough have been received, how
cver to indicate the election five Democratic Congress
men beyond a doubt The Democrats have elected 81
senators and rs CommOners, and probably more.
THE POLITICAL TROUBLES.
RALEIGH, n. c., Aug. 9.-The Deputy United
States Marshal served on Kirk, yesterday, writs of
labeas corpus issued by Judge Brooks to bring his
srsODers before him Salisbury Kirk replied that he
srouid answer after consultation with Gov. Holden.
Twelve maChuists the COmpanys shops OF the NOIt
Carolina Railroad in Alamance County, were arrested
Yesterday by Bergen, Kinks Leutenant-COlOne. The
Hon Josiah Turner, editor OF Tie Sentinel has been car
-ied to YanCeyville and is now in prison.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-10

The market for Cattle this week dull SAD
The offerings and sales amounted % 2f lal a
prices rangng from Il n cents ID for fair 20 good and ~ ut
y 10 for extra Western and Peun yana s'eeri common cattle od
from TO cents y n,
SHRRThee vty r this market and shout 800 hed
changed hands sheep ~
50 50 head Good lambs fol- at from 70 cent? aId comaea
from 50 50 SO y head.
os-The market for hogs continues brisk the reached
SO 50 80 IS e Ol b ret tor corr @
market and good n demand 10
head sold from SO IS each the latter price M COS and c
New-York tribune., 1870-08-10
P4cSFNGFRS dPRIYED.

,,n ,rhon MVASsAH-ih seamaip San Jaointo, Aur s--sn
SI 'ro children and r. H. OBhez Dens Ma iot
s ynhn Ryan and daughter Leon chliren Mee
MS . sAhler w W. sadier AeGloin Mrs d. B Hsh
n. Paiesion, T. II. HAu, A. Cochran, I. a. va
hsms ~ Gsmble and daughter Mis- Bs1ds Bradford A~
pchs . %,. ~. Fresand and chilli Miss Osgood ME-
M. one.a1 heCe. White. A. Vs. Frey lady vaa chilli A.
j. Dodge r. smith and lady, Mrs W. Predds Mr. II r. Cchrans
Ms Pope ss n Nah d. Heny and dy. " lockwood lna
Writings Miss Whiees George Wheie samuel Wbie ,aA
servant Dr. T0Wnsend, D. O. Amber Case IA Bri ,nI
tbf in tke
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY AUGUST TO- 1870

ternaona Union located .at Paris Further. that ihey
agree with those who designate the present EnrOp, |,
systematic butchery carried Oh IN tne h.co' o
dynasties. A comm tee was appDihf W "N'i' "
aid of the victims Of the war and Their mhIleS'
CONTRIBUTIONS IN ELIZABETH, N. j.
meeting of the Executive Committee Oh
the German Patriotic Society held at EizaDoth Oh
Monday evening which reports Of subscriptions were
received and collectors appointed for each Ward OF INC
city; Sl35 80 sent from Elizabeth 10 the 'eht1a
$4,000 had been forwarded 10 Germany IN ala OF the
cause. After electng few Vice Presidents the meetng
adjourned until Monday next when arrangements IOr
general mass meeting will be perfected.
LIEDERKRANZ CONTRIBUTIONS.
The Liederl1ranz Society, through its Secre
tary Mr Kamroh has paid to Mr.. Bissnger Treasurer
Of the German Patriotic Aid Society ts first nstament
OF contributions by its members amounting to sl,0O0.
The collections aid of Germany Will be continued, aud
no doubt considerable amount will he raised in this
manner other German vocal organizations are follow
ing the example Of the LederkfaDz The schiller Bund
meeting resolved to raise money IN aid
OF the Patriotic Aid Fund, ana Committee composed OF
Mcssrs. Kallsch Weber, and Becker was appointed TO
receive subscriptions.
MATTERS IN WALL-Sr.
Gold continues to decline under the pressure
OF sales from the s bcarsh German bankers and their
American confreres on the strength OF the news from
abroad the price ranging from l1ss to 1i7 the latter
figure ruling at about p. m. Private kilograms were
circulated freely, and one announcing the rnofeu uea
of Napoleon was read, but all failed Of disturbing the
market the brokers being singarly Indifferent 10 any
thing that has been sent through the ocean cable through
out the day.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-10

Whaf Did It.-LYoSs KATHARoS made hair oh nrnn'n
HAGASs MAGNOLIA BALM changed that saoS
This eT1hacl u ngusg-
these articles. fine head of hair AMI refined onefe
the 4c ban nH hi
Magnolia Balm what will them 20 youa1 uo ng e'r
bloom OF youth 10 Ikt, lady Of t
twenty. Both articles entirely harmless and pleasant
They should be in every ladys possession.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-10
GREECE.
INVESTIGATING THE MASSACRE.

INVESTIGATING TIE MASSACRE.
ATHENS, Aug. s, via PARIS, Aug. Q. 1870.
The Greek Government refused to assist the
English judges sent here to investigate the circumstances
of the Of the foreigners by the Marathon brig
ands The British Minister has protested against the
conrse of the Government.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-10

ANDRRSOE-RYDBR-0n the 4h inst the euc' Of the hndes
father Dr. Anderson Mr Robert Au0u hs
officiating and Miss Anne A. Ryder dauge HeaU "
Ryder esq, all Of this city.
Al Notices Of Marriages must be iRdOrSed IOiA (pH
name and address.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-10
Guerial Aotites.

-,.,,h Assembly District Republican AssociaI lion.
= this Association viii he he'd al Heal
l6 Fihaye this "wednesday evening Aug TO- lsu,
qassi.S MARSHALL o. ROBERTS, Prest kNo1 M,AyKS sec
q,e Capital aud Credi, Standing Of every merchant tie
h can he Asoerane by the Pocket Edition Of tue REFERENCE
NOOK non ready delivery TO Commercial Travellers The book
Invaluable indicating not only the condition Of individuals bat 'rns
glance relative importance safety Of each city AID toNo f
,pesinen copies terms, Sc., apply TO
DUN BARLOW 4 Co, 3s Brosdss,
A specially. Light Locomonves -,
ADAPTED grades short aud light r' f0f
U.s.. eOal and mines VuAer districts. qures anA''s
- SMITH PORTkk. Ptisbuegh Pena
Po.t-Ofnce Notice.-Tbe mAh foe fuope drrins ,e ser
ending saturday Aux 10 1850 will close a th' Oer on
i5 rs an ,n A. Lii h. station, a. io.os a All b u -,
= A0a - '''''' " 'A' L. H. JOSkS. g5s;nGAG
New-York tribune., 1870-08-10
TIE STATE or TRADE.

LATEST EUROPEAN M.RKETS
PRASRroRT Aug gUn,ei Five iEely Bonds r'i arm
at u gB7! for the issue Of 1902.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-10
M1RRIED.

Wedding nd Visiting Cards, Initial fianplng Note Paper
Ws EysEDELLs So~s FULTONr Oh DyrCH CHURcH
New-York tribune., 1870-08-10
An IuPosToR COLLECTING WAR FUNDS.

The German Patriotic AID Association oI the
Nineteenth Ward reports that an impostor has been go
inc the rounds collecting money IN the maine OF the
rence of such swndle, and to secure the arrest and
exposure OF the rogue
COOPERATION AND THE WAR;
The Productive Cooperative Association of
German cabinet-makers. wood scuptors urhosterers,
yarnshers and elders have considered the war, and
passed resYuoaa declaring that they adhere " the LII
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-06-18

THE only prisoner in the Nantucket jail no
titles the authorities that if they don't fix up
that jai! so that the sheep can't get in to
bother him, he will be blowed If he will stay
in there.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-06-18

Disraeli says that when man reaches his
anecdotage it is time for him to retire from So
elety-E 90 ~" ~ -
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-06-18

A lady recently sent fur cape to a fur es-
Enlistment for repair, explaining her wishes
in the following note> 81 want mi kape men
did whar the Inices uored it in gud shaip.'
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-06-18

BUpDBA.-Buddha has more worshippers
IN the world than Christ has. This statement
rs very startling; but when we remember that
the greater art of the four hundred millions
OF Chinese are Buddhists, besides the popula-
tons of Japan. Burmah, SIAM Thibet and
Ceylon, it seems to be true, for these countries
contain nearly half of the whole human race
The Buddhists, If the whole world were under
enc government, with a, perfect equality of
rights, would be able TO out vote the Protest
ant Christians by five or six TO one; a rather
singular eNemplifcation would be afforded of
a saying that Is frequently in the mouths OF
demagogues, that the voice of the people is
the voice of God - .s CO = 80
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-06-18
THE ELKO INDEPENDENT.
SATURDAY. JUNE rs. 1870.

The following description OF an Indian gar.
ment appeared in a Letter fo.n the pen Of
Grace Greenwood:
''while ON n visit to the Land Office. 1 was
shown by Mr. Wilson, the Commissioner, a
singular relic Of n late fight on the plains. II
was n garment taken from AN Indian chief,
after death. -Ashirt of,buckskin. made with
cot the usual ornanle ntkii0ntf beads and por.
cnpine quilts, yet graced with something
quite novel in the decoration way-d full
long irinqs formed Of the hair Of ,ehits teoUcs1,
aod chi!drrn. lta was CHASTITY adonment-
indeed, the entire garment was very un-
pleasant thing to inspect. The only point IN
II on which the eye could rest without horror
or pity was small round hole beneath which
the raging heart of a human wild beast came
one day TO a full stop"
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-06-18

CATTLE FRoM TIE MoUNTAINs.-Cat;le are
coming to this city from almost every noun
tain-ward quarter. Some 800 head recently
arrived via railroad from Idaho. Another and
sill larger band is en- route from the same
locality, if they have not already arrived.
The Central Pacific Railroad Company has
built large corral near the freight depot,
st Ninnemucca, Humboldt county for the
more convenient keeping and loading of cat
Tie ON the cars Heretofore cattle reaching
the line of the road near that point have to be
driven fifty miles along the road to reach n
convenient point of shipment.-uiRiHg Jour
nal.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-06-18

One of the. brethren" from Brigham called
into the Arctic" the other day, and seeing
people patronizing a soda fountain. stepped
mp aud called for a drink of that are" AZ
ter sSalle~ing the foaming contents of the
glass, and laying down his stamps on the
counter with a satisfied air, he said. "4ister
what do you call that that bites SOP On be
ing told it was soda water. wall" said he.
'by hell, s'posed twas sweet'nd wind
CoriIlLs ReporLer.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-06-18

"' An e1quisitively dressed young gentleman,
after buying another seal to dangle about his
elegant person, said to the jeweler that
he 'awouId-ah like to haye-ah something en-
graved on it-ah, to donate what he was. +"
Certainly. certainly, I will put cipher on
il" said the tradesman.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-06-18

4 nsw minister at New Bedford took stroll
before breakfast on. the first Sunday he was
there, and after walking q dozen blocks was
accosted by n shabby individual with You
needn't look any further, there Amt id sa-
lpon
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-06-18

The Harvard Advocate says that this is the
last thing from an impasSioned lover to his
mistress: Would that you were an eXclama-
ton point and 1 parenthesis O
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-06-18

The Louisiana Courier announces that the
feet of Kentucky women are las white and
beautiful as snow flakes" An exchange in
quires, "Are they cold?"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-03-05

HURD & HoTGHToN's EDITIONS OF DICKENS
WORKS ARE THE ONLY COMPLETE ONES IN
THE MARllMT.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-03-05
IIURD e. HOUGHTON'S
LIST OF
Choice Books.

NoTEs.-Any book published by HURD & HC UGH
TON, 459 Broome Street, N. Y will be cent by them
postage prepaid on receipt of the advertised price.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-03-05
T h ompson Quarry.
hrs Onarsy si,note6 a. Thoo,.,.

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the ctixens Of Ashtabuln and vicinity Of any other aud
the quality Of Tia stQne hrmnessof texture
aud durabilits Stone cnt " any denrions and Tor
any purpose dressed In the most workmanlke manner
and at short notice. Orders solicitaied for FagRng
Caps and sins. Coping snd water Tables. When the
a. b. EpCERTON
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