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, 1870-06-26
FINANCIAL.

JcaS1 70 nm. secured By f6ddGAet q araade ftA
Ssss5 i: %hf76oSs III stze' 1tsose1 %
MONEY 70 ToAN-A PEW TH0UsA1O DOL
y. NEwcOMB. q De1rbo.nst, Room
,Ss s9AS ss or Z q STTREY e SQES
nktoutt. Room ! baaesne0t
o1RY AZ lpAS qN p1YsTa0l3 5SH gll 9URN11. |
BloeE. southwest eouer q aaisoa and DesIbornsta
AfoAEY TO LOAN. on TINE AND IN SUNS 10
-, ~ g. fS F..
hfoRToAGK AID SECURED BUSINESS PAPER
is6 W.ahinesonst-
e .Es e. as ss & sass Sn s
NfoSEY, WANTEp-s0o ON GOOD REAL Es
ssf; sSa1 Z III ass
no 04N-aam ron FIVE WEARS, AZ . PR
LIT IL ,5is,sss Hsssoa q goo feal e41s fooSa
re toANIss0a 0a Tok 2s YEARs. AT = FER =
esnt gsthoa 1ai4snfssion Msne1 hdy1a1eS 20
irass' 1s 6S E ssi soh fc:iElas fcisf. sn'n g.
r oAF wAHrEp-PARTrEs HAvIxo sa,mo TO
sis. f IT. f. sssa .sss.rN address
TO LoAN-MoNEY on ZEAL ESTATE sEoURI-
@,a 5SsiAR issdi 4 T. Ell bSasz
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RI ssRs sRs q sis for short A4afe" BkLnkS
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ssas ss11sa 1sasaa. g vi fssae rHsaa '' ess. no e0
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Asss.5l': 5a'laias lls I.*si'e.t -~-:.o,.
~ 1ood ~ ~ ;,;s xvM ,esuty 4 adarG
IAnsh1G. 1Hbass oales. |
81 QUO sass 70 .e.s for Hoa.Ss TO sssfs. =
VIZ 19s;.1!s; .;s -: 1Se99s;S0 s35i775 7;smr
81 E()0 ~ toAN on IAPh9pkn 9n y sG9ss,1I hn9Gnk
son. III peasboxnst-
60 E00 70 LQAN-F0R OR YEARs- Ella
VA.CVU PARKER, sttorneys, 13 Washington.
+: Aee@. =: 2: aee = .=5=.=
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a@m 10 inTess = EaIeha.e. .nooeey mottsasn
to ban on hoases On eased ground. IN szns to
~ AaoElAsoa sAHeIa1Ss Ia Aso1soa3@' oAse-
k5f1 mn Io LOAN N Suns TO y c SUIT @ o!
Skxes bought @. A PHILLIPS CO.. no. l11 AAdi-
eoo..
000 t ~ La1S o ,ln1s.s ~ aE S2IDlna .aa i1
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BOARD WANTED.
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y eeu,e otheE sooA loealt! near she l.tc. foE ths
q So 1pa nsSS II q 0e ,n4s we hhE
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

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n9. trY Ia1 ths HosthMtst iI aud is htstesf.
WI. Z EIlKPARD. Hsnafer.
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= s liz ths j n Hes Y e.
s:.ss sss 4 sSss
sts,l TeSa1uW vii tatc TN Of mora an Do
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nj ADDRESS &osA' " AHa '' ' 'e,'0''A'~' >'''~AS''
hGA9lt ~ s tssm "a na sas IsS i e.
GO OUT EAALYTHM ~ t. A9RSIxmj 4
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TTANT9D-1F FVPI. n An, ARTISTS STUDIO.
WAETED-n nG1et. MKa fvn .nd III .a1aneed q forE
H 4 E. tof s9e s.iai'y 1aa "a .s9
ISsrd Ttefeis fo1 s.le b seanaln1yssn Kmpleymsnt
Asrne.. - South We'h aaa nsoen aa a.ant.. ,.oo
WASTED-FARA HANp5 Asos 81 oAhPES, M ;ss
South CI.rk+s. Room 3
BeokAeeper.. CleEk., ass; zan.o
TVANTEp-A qEnNAN DRUG cLKAk. YOUH9
dan, n .ad haTt Tood ~ 2tfe9es 1aasss g. Tbne
?93;s = %;;v7z515, 7v.z7z77 z5R 7zF6777 AND
tsse: sSa1H VII nsde - E;h Ssd 10 Aspy P3l
AEk; a. IN Sf0va oe1e' ''es'''0 A'' .'
WAsTEpE1F R3PKRM9cED DR0G CLERK.
Z! e As! ~ s$sS
Tue II { YoKsISS. 1SSSI8 b =. Z. Ssdi.sast
M 4AN 4, WFEH e. e. + !.
% ws1htn4tonst.. Room 10. a.-z----
WASzEp;A. %qgsa ~ A. e. s9s,e1 aooR Ar r.
assa iss5 t.p'z to = aolezasEsz . z+sae',a...
" sseustotned 70 tIsia eoa.mI.iea business Adares.
EeteEenees .,--..-.--- --------
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r sa, .s as r I'd f?s a
sgpF s., oP ST aRpa L ese 9Se S9ok
VIZ s17Asrzp~a ri 1e GOOD % u sooxKrrpm ~ 1cox.
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w. ..'e=:ss ss=se: @-.----
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taas5 sz sezs5a7a5a. merit sssse as2ei - - =, -
see.h - w.,s1't -,
~ t - edaas, H6T9 Fiji Tnbune n oe
fsts9y, IS ss:.s r soad
irones 0pe wh0 understands express wost p'efe1spa.
GOOD CARRIAGE Gl5, TiMHEk Z 1sI ss;
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N7AKrED-TO BUf TWENTY :FIVEF00T LOT.
W 70 tnpTo1e e.,t froot, on MehEan Of Webssh-Hr-
av- eaa q Wea truct. ne.th q Resot1 ts1ns Ertes
noukt tr low and pAy Coent3 c3Sy+ Adfcts5 GkukAik
aTAkEpRD, Idboun otane.
, 1870-06-26

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itYntiss o!sh.Id. aai.tea. .aa hari!ns hst<ees
f.;h R1Issss h.sa7tss s1e1ssas W1. 3:
1 7eSs9o5: = S:.a::=ssa@ =, -;
10 sate4es n ta1ts, Eiza, az ID, o.s 70 depos
,1;s u e.. T. " phAS. Boon u ,,a ~ m.s.0ssan-
!. ss.s.-.e: :: 4: A9Es e e9: os.5eotnse:
FOR RsAIE-AT BARGA1N-aousEA AND LOT
I - -; asss TS#SF 8 s:sS
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sALEoR ! g PAaT A 3c BgsME$s a3
+ ssiss : sssss s. s:isess = saas 1s5e q
= @s.s. = =; s =: a9sass. . ess!eeee.s
o saTen1gE 81 xaARs rfh sa.s5e Ne
& :1E kss. fs Tsso nssa ;sssess Ts
M2n,sn he,eel'fsd; f 1aw re nr a III
n Ray%sst S d@s9; IL yesFs liz - esas AsEET
EfoR aALE-THE ~ q BEET 2 BARGAtN IN CalcAGo-
rem: ses esss " inaie 90 ~ u :. wssa IN &
eornef 4 Raeins snd Faii1fan :s1., : ls~ priee
n sasnsa a.sea aeea T. AA7Hn"A4' " "'4a'n8'''*t'
ap b e heaes3 Se ane o ,: sest
2. .hATHhWAY. q wsshsntton4t
EoR sALE-BusrEss PROPERTY on STATE
- Jssfsap;ss; !! x5et9da iR.e:tsn
~ ~ =: : ; 35s5 se5; 49, 5iis7Ss5s 11T,s
= slots.g. ea,sIalas T1sasy. + ssS M!s5:
{a Deasbol5 It. 1soa ii. = ~ ~
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aan Il - :. ~ -
, 1870-06-26
4onsTuoID GOODS.

.ueen1o[r.-~.--~-
60p RAIE-A COOP BCH1FES PROPERTY -
u at Aatsan-u-; lot ecIEn fees- with store. L.
tt1e co r{rSatssA
, 1870-06-26

AAA@A* 0>NNNSs
EOR SAIE-CHOICE ESIDE PROPERTY:
M.shiEsosv, taathwett corner os aads''a~s-a aHH
Akhx,nA!- southwes. eosnes- Of Harsaoass.
- HSa.ssn.st. near conxrcsss,. sszllafsxt
WAbaIhAv.. near Fouteenth It. east nuut &1l@
ioAsna.r.. southwest corner Of Doustasa place. tx
1ndsns sv- near Thirty y,di,a-st, cast 'front.' ssxi7sk
j. ksAIAs wARnE,;. lH Dea.born.t- Room L
FOR sALEgT a. C. NoRKy. no. L. HErRo'
ntWs o. 4dstnsst, nea, CIDten-&t
msiSS On 1ndlana-s1.. near Fourteenth 4; ala PEI
!!s :: sss: f::' & 6 u s. ':
I sshsi9i.soa d - 1sesniS q H9asasdi Pax md
III 4 s s.; :a;s 81 S. = 4 AoREf. II
ToR aAEEsY GEORGE =. PERRY, 3 CO.
tst. : sss;aa u aa!a seisd "a =! P.zA
r., q " Hen ,aa II MsEssnss. oo,E f.a a e
Az. .<Ssssi a1.si.s. ss.issnes. In The T'o's os
III sslrSAAas9 s.is; ,Ii.sise a .2 SPass
Nd thsrr sIsIsnt sssnasefs, ota1 Oonal Pax :. -.
Il T. s.tsy sss .Snss *eci1fS III ii @
saIFaS ! ;ss e ssa sasEs E: f2 & FsE F
EoR sAIEIoE Lov0 THE E .,o1 9Esnkp,, DE. II,
Is rtf rastb. IN rod srpats, and wo0 rcseed
ArrG 1t II Btne 1Alaad-zr.
EoR Saloon SOUTH oLARE-T- MOB NoR7H ,l OF
si' kl q .: E1ss MI ss
| Sc1th C1stt4I
rsoR HIIT-HOUSES WITH ONE OR AORR
sr1r-ftp9u ~ tD &1a,hAL-kf Hh1aaA1e. The only
suburb fne hot weatheg. lu4utt Il Il Dea1ooruSt. U
J. STIUGH
EoR sArE-HogsE OF 1 aooNs1IaE LAST
! north ard intrsrrt X r. ADAMS. northwest ooene1
I AAcisou Aud DearboznStA
, 1870-06-26
Observation-Disclosures.

NOSICAL NSTH u @EhTS,
no RENT-ptA Eos AND 0EEASA fARTlEs
~ 1m ~ %rsrrs3ec b. rdano O. uKaa II NY rooro1. VII
z rNOESHR. EEt1hat1ned lsz-
G0R 0R6NF-1jOCTAVE PIAHo 0VKRsIRUS0
Il -: ssool md 4oth fseead tge 9lA hsst h91F1in
n the CIV" Esn oe sen II FRoSaERa PlAho
KCsQKA III 0Afk-eA- y
, 1870-06-26

TOR sALE-NO. 1A WEST HARRtsoS-sr- TWO
tpttasr4 for $50. Fourteen month"; lease and The
privilege Of four yeass' kasct
LrOR SALR-AT A GREAT BARa AIN = S'xlzs
feet on Psttsv. Roeey9a A1.o, <ex14s tees oa
Mpurpext, GEAR lincoln, eouIh front ]. 3. WEBER,
, 1870-06-26

TOE HALE-poCK PROpKRTY-m FEET FR0ET
! = o1 nve5 - !eet dfsP. eppntte An!1.s ~ doek.
For terms sPptZ Il BARHuM + RICHARDSON
" MANUFADTuRl60 COMPANY, ~ Sonth JeE1.
, 1870-06-26

TOR SALE-A DECTDED HARGA1N-WARARH.
az, two lots, cast 'front.' nttf ThttydIts]t Sp4sa.
did Hsaaener E.rr1E mo eaoiee inreotznen- hfHs'
, 1870-06-26

.---. SeAaastreHses- &c.
CTTUAT1ON WANTEp-A9 SEAASTRESS In
p pftyate family ato.r. CAn furnish Singer suz-
ehIne. Addrrsa a II, Tribune osdce.
CITUAT10f wANTED-BY AN KIPERlESCED
- dIekn1aker, emploJDae in families e.aon IN
ahcp OF sone othcr respectable buaness. Best Of nd
efcnea E.vrn. Add1cas J, Tribune oatee.
CTTUAT1OH8aVASTND-B BY 4 YOUNG GIRL. TO
6 e DO Haehins seNins WIN hnd hef own machine
On slnfe1's naehlne Inquire ut No. 81 North
, 1870-06-26

Coz OOO TO LOAN OK CrTY AND COUNTRY
sqLC.VUO rrprefty. In sun1s to Fuk At los r1tta.
AsonD to invest in purchase muocy U7ottSaSts-
$7m to loan On houses on lascd ground, IN suus to
ALDEIL3oN SINCLAIR. 19 Aadlson+t. base
, 1870-06-26
LOST AND FOUND.

AVSI AMI kOUN0s
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+ OST-.A LARGE BLACK NEWFpUNDLAND
Ia dne Alout morths old. with mall white g1,ot ip
h!a hsralt and answering to the name Of LEO, r.
ward Of 80 Will be paid 10 anyone rrtuInins the dog
, 1870-06-26

Ing It TO the Tu1dJ Ifp1s, LUZ HAoe 1neunSM
an changed from those days can no Longer
devour berTit7 With my hAnea and JullA With my
ne moral re1eceou- one aeta I'd .. : cenain
form Of foly. but neFsE Of folly isseiL AaaS
foy changes ssoe e roe13 go1 pat 4.sr1 n = ~ 11s1 as
dress1 and pink cAeeks, Red hs1ztt eyes, md
called Kate. Sometimes Il Il haende, sometimes
ont III TIC sun, Ird bruises his hands and teaches
hin strange slang, and + called bass oAL some
me: ssn1s s,n p f.sasss15 81 1t s5se1 sad % a
long nt1e in the ea1a to pnk piece Of rapc. In r.
box, provided the s9n does noS 81 60 ! d9wn y tee .
issensn. @ @ Do ID ust fanry. aoreTe1, that a.-na .
tell Jou my present folly. One 70 s1o9nsM aooa'
pa md iesnt snoe, ssnt Es,s ~ TesAnsz 'ssan !.
was net pbres,ess- You mus. Understand that
E,J w11e1 name u not Julia, And taat rhfn ea ens
Vii nedissie WIN herself, and vii ~. nothing.
UNI, come ds,, sne WY onssTe, Mhs 90 ~ sea =
n.n ~ MI s6akr NJ head and s1sh- and say thas
IL MN Wese allowed 70 I'VE his aie ever agsla,
msn1 thtnss voold pe dnc dEesenay. IN, a,,t;a e1.
tnsn nav. oW exercised Nose ones Rs1:cs fo7 In
IL draz.u.s q The ,ss Ct ~ ny; ny
yea;. nIed With nrta.jons, qusffcn M osaes
sreEts O. uinnR importance 1ne e.t,ss ncona nc e
nnds ne ne. mnss' = ,se ,mpsfaet,,1 T oi Jortn a.
Sone snaer h.1e nope to- toe futn1e; 1enn hare e
Trs fcy the paxL want 70 tc1ufn 70 tas -oo'1
fn snd veier the folly OF u 70 tnst q -
me d1or bell rhKs, sd ns,,'e feslVeA e, ens, T4fT
re- soe I ntnn:e, while AnsWI tne cAt - -.
fsncy. II ia ma with compoaoo ,ssss nn,Sa ~ ~,
. trrs TO In ne btiIllAner OF silver. Mitaout ~
rrsnsI hard ecEubbipx. de ssS1 5of s1e iad3
Tic house and dismiss hin M-~,n,..,a IA
Ies. have vile snd am congsstnhseo. ..a 10
having her. c1unct deny "a Aas t ptS.s r., :
tispach she my wife She sEa 1ao = .,as;,
t1i1Ttss.t md were ahe ma11od y sanest as1 ~
aud her conversation lrll OF cna.s gu oaI r.1e ~
WfIl ri bail or IN opera. ana Npnaa ~ .uA mi Iii
T., me. pe1hapa. II had Lot 1eea toe Mota ~.
!: :w1sHt htJseilG I4uppose there crew 1e.sS -,
IN he world why kA1uld be cooteuts1f ~ ~
,,c- hnrsT. Bat season n1s 10 coItn! ~ ~ =.
ssfaTbc7y sc.son, md that peee'se'y Wa
r.n. tpo9ans Of natural philosophy, : ssaos y
rs- xcuewhere out doozs upon suMEte' -
InN e distance be seca green uiem' ss.s ~ s..nf
.Tises ua1ely tree, beneath Vnlca Asr e4 1s.s
r. trppceot, Misunderstanding n14L he hsenis an
az tr1dx u foa1s, hnd y u peace Wlta ~ - ~
I've vuksd Above the obscsrer 81 sH nta.A Hs- -
80 4Tsrrstxnx csoud swimming y ths uppeI ~ vi ~
tHrrirf,e5ry IN 4ki1n EstlS- III n4u~ ness Ae ~ -
annnrcIcd facts Ttre and cloud. VEAL n4se tns ~
:. nomYnnn7 Yet suddenly there 1 Lash, ~
re Man nes ptps1r1te, dea.l =. =,
,i So RRa7;a R1tan' = nc stEsxneuJ season srd
= urrn IL debt, and Il does not o " ~ aa - T.,
frnxs eHo eventA can come IN conLsEt .S y. ~ ~
fhe happiness OF = nsn, especiaAy M ~
Cannot yop kutm por " ny e's8o"st Nv
, 1870-06-26
PARTNERS WANTED.

nIRTSER WANTED-AN OLD CALRoRN1AS
wants E,od mta. w!sa so1af Ss2t3 y E AE1ne H. ~
of6ee.
nAETNtR HANTKD-A FoUHG oR Al1pLG-
LIZ MN viz eloop 70 q ooo yoap With ths -
Trierf In tne yzoarrs and cnuli.eioo bnttqsn ne9a
rrtefnnces kiven and zrQrt1rd- Address Il l71po1'
, 1870-06-26

WAETED-AT oFF1CE OF NORTH SIDE
" STITCHING COMPANY. n Hurun-st, Eomen
to work vh4te fno., and takc part pay fteaasa
x irk hashsA. II. 6COF1hL0, Agent.
NANTKD-sEANsTRESS 10 DO PLAIN ARD
W fancy sewtnx 10 family by The week Address,
atAtinE p3iat, YAAIIY. Trthuoa QfEee.
, 1870-06-26
MISCELLANEOUS.

4 PROMISING HOAE-ENTKRFRIsIEG BUILD
a en- ntehanio, xod bpEiness men and capttal!s,
sxkns the most SFuu snk home ct the AotfhNtf VIII
ind aek1oaw City WI soon b.cose the tccuhd oota-
tsnpuSh The Ea,ewayr q tne Northwest. Liquor e1-
Middletown transcript., 1870-01-22

At Louisville, on Wednesday last, upon
the acquital Jacob johnson, a negro, who
was tried for the rape of Mrs. Louisa Hen
derson, the victim fred at him in open
court. The ball grazed his head and took
off part of his ear. The affair caused the
greatest CONSERVATION and excitement.
Hon. Jefferson Davis has entered upon
his duties as president Of the Carolina Life
Insurance Company at Memphis, Tenn
A bill was introduced in the New Jersey
Legislature on Wednesday last for the con-
struction of railroad from Flemington to
Point Pleasant, on the Delaware.
The revolution in Mexico is said to be
increasing in strength. The Spanish race
everywhere seems to be in a state Of chron-
ic revolt.
In the Missouri Legislature on Tuesday
bills were introduced abolishing capital
punishment, and removing tho State Capi-
tai to st. Louis.
There are to be $40, 900 worth of mir,
rors is the new Union Hotel, at Saratoga.
Middletown transcript., 1870-01-22

FREIGHT TRAIN, with Passenger Car attached will
leave Stations named at the following changed hours
subect delays incident light busness viz Going
Sonth leave Wilmington about 90 A. II. New Castle,
4 90; Mddletown, 600; Clayton, Is; Dover, so; ;
Camden 10; FELTON,, 10 05 and be due at Harrington
10 80 A. NJ Going North to leave Harrington about 20
p NJ. FELTON,, 4; Camden, 05 Dover 45; Norton TO-
Clayton, Z; Middletown IS; New Castle, 10 80 and be
due at Wilmington IL p. N.
This train will stop to take up passengers only at Sta
tons named but will set down passengers Mt regular
stopping place between Harrington and Wilmington, ex-
cep ares Corner State Road Del Junction and Dupont
NEW CASTLE TRAINs.--Ieave New Castle for Whining
ton Philadelphia at 49, Leave Philadelphia ut II 45
A. NJ. and Wilminton ?. NJ for New Castle,
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAISs.-Additonal to those above
will leave Smyrna for Clayton IL As A. NJ and 10 r. NJ.
Leave Clayton for Smyrna 40 A. NJ. and 10 p NJ to
make connections with trains to and from Dover and Sta
tions south. L, Q. SEWALL,
Jan. S-y Superintendent Dol r. Il.
Middletown transcript., 1870-01-22
} . ) ) : ! s s s s 8.

TNO TIE WORKING CLASS.-We are now
l. prepared to furnish all classes with employ
ment at home, the whole of the time or for the
spare moments. Business new, light and profita-
BILE. Persons of either sex easily earn from SOC.
to So per evening, and IL proportional sum by de-
voting their whole time TO the business. Boys
and girls can earn nearly as much as men. That
all who see this notice may send their address
and test the business, we make this unparalleled
offer: To such ms are not well satisfied, we will
send 81 to pay for the trouble of writing. Full
particulars IL valuable sample, which will do to
commence work on, and copy of The Icopie'' s
Literary Compano,i-one Of the largest and best
family newspapers publishcd-all sent free by
mail. Reader if you want permanent, profitable
work, address L. {. ALLEN Il co.
Jan. 22-3m Augusta, Maine.
Middletown transcript., 1870-01-22
BOSTON POST,
For 1870.
Daily, Semi Weekly, and Weekly,

We endcavor to render the BosToN Posi-, Dali
ly, Semi-weckly, and Weekly, as useful and in
teresting as any newspapers printed; well sup
piled with news and correspondence from all
quarters of the world, and, especially with n
faithful record of events in the United States.
Politics, Commerce, Manufactures, Literature,
Agriculture-all information necessary to q full
understanding of current events in each of these
departments, we shall endeavor to present in our
columns.
TERMS Cash in advance. Single subscrip-
tons, per annum: daily, $40. Semi-weekly, $4.
Weekly, 50. Dss- Clubs of five or more, to one
address, will be furnished as follows:
Boston Post (daily,) at 50 per year per copy.
Boston Press and Post (semi-weckly), S5 per year
per copy. Boston Statesman and Weekly Post
(weekly), 81 80 per year per copy.
For clubs of ten or more, one copy will be Civ
en- to the organizer of the club.
No variation from above terms In any case.
Subscriptions can begin at any time. Speci-
men copies sent when requested.
To ADvERTIsERs.-Th extent and character OF
the circulation of the various editions of the Bos-
ton Post render them invaluable as advertising
mediums.
BEALS GREENE 4 co. Publishers,
BOSTON POET BUILDING,
Cor. of Dovonshire and Water streets,
Jan. l5-tf Boston, Mass
Middletown transcript., 1870-01-22
Homestead & Pre-emption

II HAVE compiled full, concise and complete
l. statement, plainly printed, for the information
of persons intending to take upa Homestead or
Pre-emption in this portion Of the West, embrace
ing Iowa, Dakota and Nebraska-and other Sec
tions 1t explains how to proceed to procure 100
acres of rich farming land for nothing, months
before you leave your home, in this most healthy
climate. In short it contains just such instruc-
tions as are needed by those intending to make a
home and fortune on the Free lands of the West.
will send one of these printed guides to any
person sending me 25 cents. The information
alone which it gives is So 10 anybody. Men,
who came here two or three years ago and took Il
farm, are to-day independent.
To YouYG MEN.-This country is being crossed
with numerous railroads, reaching from every di-
rection to Sioux City, Iowa. Six railroads will
he completed to this city within one year. One
is already in operation, connecting us with Chi
cago and the U. p. Railroad, and two more will
be completed before spring, connecting us with
Dubuque and McGregor, direct. Three more
will becompleted within year, connecting us di-
rect with Saint Paul, Minn. Yanktown, Dakota,
and Columbus, Nebraska, on the U. p. Railroad
The Missouri river gives us the mountain trade
Thus it will be seen that no section of country Of
fcrs such unprecedented advantages for business
| speculation and making fortune For the coun
try is being populated, and the towns and ctie
are being built, and fortunes being made almos
| beyond belief. Every man who takes home
stead now will have a railroad market at his owl
door. And any cnterprising young man, with
small capital can establish himself in permanen
and paying business, if he selects the right loca
ton and right branch of trade. Eighteen year
residence in the western country, and large por
tion of the time employed as mercantile agcn
in this country has made me familiar with al
the branches of business and the best locations il
this country. For one dollar RENTED to me,
will give truthful and definite answers TO al
questions on this subject, desired by such person
Tell them the best place to locate and what busi
ness is Sovcrcrowdcd and what branch is neglected
Address DANIEL SCOTT,
s. C.. Com. of Emigration
Jan. l5-ly Box lS5 Sioux City, Iowa
Middletown transcript., 1870-01-22
Summary Of Foreign News.

FRANcE.-Trauppman was executed in
Paris on Wednesday morning at o'clock.
Large crowds attended the execution, who
ieered at him as he assembled the scaifold.
He declared at the last moment that he
had accomplices ia the Kinck murder. No
disturbance took place during the exccu-
tion.
A number of Belgian journals intended
for circulation in France have been seized
by the French authorities. The prelimi-
nary examination of witnesses in the Vic
tor Noir affair has commenced. Rochefort
has been summoned to appear before the
Court on Saturday as a witness in the case.
The trial of Prince Pierre Bonaparte will
take place a few days hence before the
High Court of Justice, which has been
convened for this purpose. The workmen
at the immense iron works at Creuzot, ten
thousand in number, are on strike. Pres
ident Sneider, the proprietor of the works
set out for Creuzot last night. The strike
is considered of grave Importance at this
juncture.
SPAIN Serious disturbances are re-
ported at Ballanas, Spain, The munich
pal authorities were attacked by the mob
but the troops quelled the riot. Genera
Prim is accused of having conspired will
Queen Isabella, but the statement is no
credited.
Middletown transcript., 1870-01-22
OUR INDIAN POLICY.

A correspondent discusses this subject
as follows:
Mr.. EDIroR AS there seems to be
some difficulty still existing between the
white people and the red men Of the West,
perhaps brief address upon our Indian
policy would be somewhat interesting to
the intelligent readers of your worthy
journal.
Has there not been a great mistake
made in the course which has hitherto
been pursued in relation to the Indian
tribes upon the frontier of the United
States 1t is useless to attempt to dis
guise the fact that they have been made
the victims to the cupidity and vices of
the white man. Their lands have been
encroached upon, their rights disregarded,
and their wrongs have failed to be re-
dressed. Instead of treating them with
kindness or even with justice, and thereby
knitting them to the white population in
the bonds of amity and friendship, the
very opposite course has been pursued, and
the legitimate consequences are to be read
in characters of blood, outrage and retalia-
ton. Instead of giving them the rights Of
citizens. encouraging them to adopt the
habits of civilized life, to become tillers of
the soil and industrious producers of the
fruits of the earth, they have been driven
from point to point towards the setting
sun. But had a different policy been a.
dopted, these Indian tribes might have
formed a line of defence on our western
frontier, thereby saving a great sacrifice
of property and life. 1t is not too late
yet, however, to remedy these mistakes
and to adopt policy more humane and
just. A striking case of injustice and
wrong was detailed some time since in the
Oregon Argus. An Indian by the name
Dick johnson, his wife, father and mother,
sister and brother-n-law, seeded from a
band of Indians for the purpose of aban-
,lonng their savage mode of life and be-
coming tillers of the soil, and settled upon
Elk Greek, in Umfqua county. They
were advised to settle on lands that would
not be likely to excite the curiosity of land
spectators For time they were undis-
turbed. People spoke of their industry
their sobriety, their rapid advancement III
the arts of civilized life, with surprise ant
admiration. Their prosperity, however
unfortunately for themselves, attracted the
attention of brutal and selfish people, whc
shot johnson and his father without thu
slightest provocation, as they were en-
gagged in their usual avocations. Thu
brother-in-law was fired upon as he rod
up to the cabin, but he escaped. The wo
men and children in the meantime haC
succeeded in getting out of the way O
their brutal assailants. Is it any marvel
then, that we hear of Indian outrages
when many such provocations are perpe
trated. We entreat you, then, fellow
readers, to consider how wrong and unjus
such acts of violence are, and what reasol
the poor ignorant and degraded Indian
have to complain. Have they not reasol
to expect from an enlightened and chris
tianized people as We profess to be, ia
different treatment from what they hav
received for many years past. j. NJ. Il.
Middletown transcript., 1870-01-22

Seven or eight rooms at the City Hotel
Annapolis, Md. were entered by some ex-
pert thief, on Tuesday night last, and the
pockets of the inmates rifed. Horace
Beck, of Kent county, lost over 500, and
John Merryman, Treasurer elect, was also
q sufferer.
Middletown transcript., 1870-01-22

The NEXT CENSUS. most important
change of political power will be brought
about by the next census. New England
will lose six members of Congress, the
Middle States seven, while the Western
States will gain fourteen and the South
ern States four. This will cause deci-
dcd change in the complexion of political
affairs in the country