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New-York tribune., 1870-10-05

Receipts 59O1 2O4'3 less than last week exports 80 ~ As no
responding week last Receipts 662l with 2IZ5 ehpoteL
The Cheese market unsettled with gradual advance TO %
ahroa reported by cable yesterday and little variation ~ go
was h tone but shippers ndsposef TO operate ee
the cable has gone back 6d.-6il6d-whle gold ien ',
an average OF about ll3i, which dampens the
tendency few sales have been made lie and even l'f 10,
fancy herkme County ds Of which vent at l'ic AZ t
tory YESTERDAY To-day the home trade al tneIe u
scarcely anything quoa6e above l4lc. shipper One iot o. ~
and another 50 boxes sold ii while 200 Madison County NJ
and ennyvania factory At 4c Factory men IN o.ne
the State, making expect 70 oom
the favored eme County fancy factories very fine themselves Gad
having established reputation which goes great way in selling Them
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05

Receipts 487 packages for the which COS less than Tor
the corresponding last 4 Though am
walls lighter the weather which both lessons ne
mand nnyorab keeping stock Some OF the ae arrivals
from Canada and from the West are in bad order hc1ng e %
that they had home few lots OF lined nave Ds
received scarcely altered but me
selling at 9sc with some poor os
at PIC We quote: ooa,o
Pa N j., off, y doI3 da1
State fresh AL Lined
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05

~
OIL CAKE-The demand has ahd and prices casters sales 20
uns at 90 Western 10 bagi $3 80 for City Ia bags and do in
bbls 46 50d $47 currency. ,, 81,
PROviSIONS-Pork opened with higher prices but closed dull with
rrs weak sales tks 6 for Old Ness and &2a Cl for Thin
Mess Beef dull prices remain much the sales 90
bbls slOd and $50 l3 for Extra Mess lerce
Reef remains dull Mess Beef Hams dull at
3fG 33 duh and heavy at lIas for
xsi We onote at 5c Long Clear Dressed Hogs m at lO
ollie C Lard quiet but 6m sales 25 lh and tes al lie
for al5 for City, and l5c for Western Steam FOR intuTe
delivery. the market is dull
PETROLEUM-For Crude bulk there fair demand from
fner who than Pc II being held idlc No
s have been made having sold ahead for time will
make no Adyces from the Creek state the market quiet NJ
Upper and S3 70 Lower For Refined there has
unchanged; sales Of tl hbls
al 25ic of 2O bb at 25c In Philadelphia there has
Iyerv Ia at November quoted 24ic The
ceipts there are ReIDe, 1870 bbls; Crude l590 bhls
RICE-The dull without feature genera
buyers requiring oD small amounts OF stock AM holding on
of bags and in bon 25 bags hangoon At O gold
SUGARS-RaWs held with great hrnue and spAng oierel
importers feeling confident that the advantage must be in Their svo
dupg the balance bnye however though compelled 70
submit position refusing 70 exceed pose wants lhe
complaining Of their production the demand oqy
ia again and the maet close sf at fall G Tor
fair 10 Refining and lOl d0 No II Box sales 0 NV mus
for Cuba 1OdlOlc for st. Cox l0oolc o Porto ho
and 0Gl0!e Refined demanl higher ana
sr al 13Je for IIar ~ White a. and 2sc for Extra q
quoted d 5 per bush for prime to choice but nen9f VIII
ouy bring Clover l0dls Per b Calcutta 1nsed con
nles gold and Rough f1seed at ~ l9G ~ ~ per
bush ..-..
TAIIOW-The market steady and moderately aetve sales U
i Srp and fairly active 6J5 bb ironbound at 3
and 200 DO on private Receipts, 1870 bbs
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05

~, The Canadians shipping freely England $40 hlin, going
abroad during the week Our shipments Overland 10
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05
MEATS.


bb with shipping trade
They coming freely. Sweets continue abundant are
quality Dcaware really take the wide Of ~ tc
25 bb Some ine Staten Island sell at the pce
Delaware Tup lower selling below quotations. To
hiebe W euupte.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05

BUfIUs AVTFti N " VkvIITE'
Hog. Western, Unwsshed, -
(egrrencyl ......u.....l0 Gllt
, 1870-07-25
foreign.
The European War.
Austria Determines Upon
Strict Neutrality.
Russia Mill Strive to Limit the
Theatre Of War and
abridge lis Dn-
ration.
Queen Of Prussia Address 10 the
Rhine Provinces.
The French Declaration of
Wax Received by
Prussia.
!Rep0rt Of RcpulSe Of PrussIans at
Cardcns.
Proclamation Of Italian Neu-
trality.
Demonstrations in Milan and Genoa
il Favor Of Prussia.
- Y'rtl<>fslri Reconnaissance on
French Soil.
tTr-o p-e,,or, o,,J rs.x -. n,-.n1r.
Demonstrations in Milan and Genoa
il Favor Of Prussia.
- Y'ru<Afs1n Reconnaissance on
French Soil.
Two Prussians and Ten or Twelve
Frenctnen Reported Killed.
FROM THE FRnNT.

lt7sptS, Jns sL-r2 10 this hour no news has
i,ctu rttv:sri VI any cngaHcsurnt ut thu seat tf
war. 19ussila vessels cruising In the Channel
aa North Sea to Intercept the shipping Ut tpal fos
tire French Leets,
The U4slk nt Frankfurt has io2neti five million
t1neEs i,.,s!t Of American stsn:ks as security.
T4c 0lzciaE Journal Ut Austr1a SAYS the govern
mcut, hSrlug exausserl a1' tueans Of mnl,lfytng
Ea1svleon n1l preventing war, ia. resolved to Oh
eeIre strict neutrality, hut, at the same time,
Keeps rr careful watch for the cha2ces
OF peaceful settlement Nusstn announces
her determination t0 use all means
of limiting the theatre Of war, anu abr1ugc
It's Lura1len.
Tia Queen Of Prussia, OH leaving tho Ilaine
PROVINCES fur Ertu, issus,i farewell address to
the inlat!tan.a- She sa,s She has lived twenty
years amnnE ihrut, a1!u las experienced nothing
lat tlle!T attaehaIeLt 2ah lcvt,ten for tlse klug,
Ills children, AMI Aursrlf. She would willingly
.siay, hnt sAcr,71 dulles call her elsewhere. The
enthusiasm nj German. Il the ytce of God. liz!
EEfl' rings In the past, AMI sIlesslaEs which hAye
1alI"wt4l them fur Aalf century, warrant con.
t.t.rh-' tut In Him for time ami eternity.
The following despatch has bccn rrceiyc,1 from
pa1i6:
+.Foxr4cn, DEPARTMENT OF MosE1tK, July y.
-1bC lTuAsians have b.cn rctnlerd al Garden
alni Il rccon1'is is-alce on Prussian sui h1s lv:;
1n.':s' ty Fre,,:h truors-"
Tic French Government insists on aahc.lng II
1he iolity previously announced Ut treating nett
tlal > rti,E TIE satnc as in 1s53 no ressrd tr.rq
pail to the Paris rnnyci,tsl.
sla1laf 10 the {Itrdt, ,latetl CnlrIItz, 9Th
Fays tie lrnsAfan lore, from Saaripufs cEus-.rl
The French t~,rrcy SATURDAY, tn r,aE, Il r-.uu.ss
E:s,rt III the dtEecttnn Of St. -ages and tetz. Al
Ter rroccst'In. ss:e distance HEY .'acsln.rrr,
The outpost VI The rttemv s!:I l:. hsisE $klrntst
will: t"tce Of Irs ntE ttl-sanrs- Tlsc I'-s stuu
tt1i'tf, leaving twn tae He'll i; Is h. !I.y,
The French iuSt ttn TO iWt'irc Killed.
It Is stuffed t:a1 the rrs*a1ls nr SIR nrthrnlns
Coicnz+ ufy With thc ipfs ntI, Ut 5sEtIi;. II III,
l'aSr oi operations. a1r! they Intent To t;lruw
1vc 'iowh 1he ll..c VI Saar, uI carry a:l offensive
Nar into france.
, 1870-07-25

Els ObseGuics Mt yInshfn=ton--Im.
prcsetyc Ceremonies.
Washington ,Ju:y g, Ix.fateh IL tn .Str Teri
Trt5Hn-

I1ts OhseGuics Mt Wnshtn-ton--Im. IN.
prc&.tSc Cercn,onic~.
Washington tJn:y s2> fxtfs7tch to thu Sf,e I"eri
TEaunE.
The ohsenuies Of the late u. Provost Para.
Gel were held this morning At ~ o'clock, in
St. Matthews Roman Catholic Church, the
l'lsht Lev. Charles J: White. D. D., officiating,
lssisted by Fathers McDesitt aud Mccarthy.
hA procession movtd from the late residence
81 The deceased h 'r:lv after . clock The
feaste with the remains WAS drawn By six gray
hor.es. and attended By An escort Of thirtv
tearers vera Victor Roax, ". De Jar1in, Jules
Henauk, Felix Gentry. u. Demongeot, L.
GAutier, Antoine Lo1uel. J. Robest, and L.
Dendoine.
On arriving at the church, :hc co:.in, ahscud-
Cd IN the French national dag. WAS deposited
nnfing the services. II. Resthemy, the princi-
Ea1 Eouraer, remained standing At the head Of
the cxtAfalque, as Is the custom in Franco.
The carriages in the funeral uIpcefsiou were
mostly thoee OF private individuals Dl1ou
fetolt. Minister OF the North ;eEtnan Copfed~
Grafton, attended the faneral, together with
tue 1t'acats Of Ill the other foreign legations
~ Washington. Among thoEe present were
ihe Cabinet Ministers. General Sherman and
alce-Admn.i 1o<ter i'll uniform; Senator's
cameron and Stockton. md other pr,mine mt
gentlemen. The church WAS well 6lled large
proportion of the Freucll and other foreign
Residents Of Washington being present.
1he ceremonies commenced with the pe5-
iornance Of a Holrr1n requiem rass THIS
oelng corcluded, the Rev. Father Officiating
read in English rottia:s Of the n pref,.nstis,
saying it Was an expression Of tue only hope
and consolation tha, could be felt; uader the
lamentatle and distressing circumstances.
lie then delivered funeral address of nearly
81 minutes duration, in which, after an earn
est tribute to the past Greatness OF the dis.
tiaEu!shcd dead in the deld Of scieacc 4 nd
Journalism. as well ae to his great 2ttaissnelis.
which had impel1ed tho Emperor ct tho French
nssion to this country, tbe speaker Alluded
to the manner In which his career
camo to ; close, saving that however un-
christian or even chrisaani it may hare been,
the mo.l influence that exextad away 1t TINT
, 1870-07-25
Ffos@ tAe Srr Fork Tribune, July p
Arrival UE kllG Hem = tus In New York
f,ifr.

The reuaains Of tue late II. Provost rasadol
left Washington 1t noon and arrived il ;hl5
city 1t atont l0:s ?. N. Yesterday, ter onlr
eseort from Washington being tho u1ics.Aker
tSl1. Aa,yss ahd his 3ssi.:au1 =, A. THO dspot
cousul of France, ,lr. WLitterbo,tcm
gil un2ertake1 Of this cty, aud n.
L. Ja11in, Of tho French Legation, AMI
placed in AZ ualeHaker's wagon. the hcarse
that had been renf for tho remains being too
small, and ccnvrsed 10 tile steamship Lafay-
cite, st Pier No, 30 The body was il, 4 cssatt,
inclp$ed IN "h'ta l'ile bog, with irou han-
dies. aud bearing The Inscription. in marking
lux. Lucien Anatole fsevost-raralul. Minister
Of France, Whlle 4 Certificate pastel Oh tAs
trout announced the Identity oi the decea=et,
l.y law.
It seems that, in order to have tho remains
taken Into this state, it WAS Necessary to have
permit from the Metropolitan Eoatd Of
Health This bad accordingly been Oh: aimed.
telegram from Secretary F.sh Lad beea eent
to Mayor Hall, Who communicated with the
Board Of Health. aud that boiy sent permit
10 the Eseuch Cunsulato- Upon the arrival
Of the body at sls French Transatlantic
fompansH wharf. foot Of Morton
street. portion af tho crew ot tie Laf4ystte
iltstd 1t to shc ground, removed the tti-coior
tlAt covered il. eucircled it with ropes, drew it
-
ssate-roo,n in the forward rart Of the vessel,
the mou1uful creakiny 0f the rigging and the
sulIued couvcrsatlnu Of tho few spectators
icing the only requiem, while the officers Of
the vessel acted as guard OF honor.
\ member OF the Legation had been de-
sratehed to Newport for the children Of II.
Fstadol, a scn and daughter aged respectively
L aid IL years, and ~lso have been kept in
eutire ignorance Of tho death of their father,
wllle another aud older daughter resides
in France. Thu chsl1zun vii also slil
in the Lafayette, but every prccausiou
will be taken to prevent tho prrseuce
Of their fathers remains On board tecocliut;
known 10 them. aud they MIL t.: brought to
France under spne ptetc>t, and not until they
atTiye thsre will anvtlling be explained to
tlen. For the sanse reason Of Eccre~y there
vii To 10 observance of the departure OF tEr
body BY any Of thu diplomats or citizens, but
everything will go Oh AZ urual. The children
i'll be uudet tile s,'teial care OF Captain Rous-
sa'', Of tho Lafayette, which will rail to-day at
noon. Teiegrams expressive Of sympathy
with tie family. we're received yesterday from
II. Helene, and from Nadaue Dosuo, motlsez-
iu-law Of II. TLcirr.
, 1870-07-25
WISCONSIN.

condition OF tho Srarc Ynnkx-J1cct.
"G ;" Aid Of the Iiarnboo Air Line
ing.
.ks1n lrrrateh To The t.alcsxo Trhnnr
WIS, July 27,-Ihc sxmt-snnra1 s,,,c.
1,. VI tAs tu's'l!1!.a Vi 1ar fourteen n,,r. in
h' fail '!tta2 l,i.a.s ~ u1,.,,.. s,,,, I,,, =,
H., ~: ~ Trtxsir~. fis,,.-. nj wh, th.. ,u", "
81, ~. iot'iinRr: cat,,sl ~, ~. w. fn'H-
rsst n nuepottts sa.is ~ "a. .n,.c, ~. M
rc '~1.1s: public s1.n1;,,,t = - ~
S,r th. sAe eout1 Lar ,I1snn.-.1 ~
aha Atli tlio1trn+.I l.. sa,tt s pue!ueSs
M ~. u INC citizen. Of Ms,,s H. a.,, d
r..,r. 80 =, eH anu II I'll ~! -, ME
X ,.ti;, a. .a*s hight ca; ,r IL; @ LaA.
hafM"h5 prevailed. Tar I:,l,n,rt.s'a,. Entire
Wa: clearly f.. forth by Mrat.s Me.; Z II u!. roa4
SE.ith. III consequence u rro,s ,," %:.S.rJ ani
chatter there is liz law L1,,i,r xnir ~ tae ely
ail can he voted. aid so it was rs.ix.t htc's.4rs
the Legislature for authority to ra1s.+ tHts.ol
of f.3.N00 aEktd OF Msls;.n t.,way,, ~ a:'t
1l'lFsI 1UF depot GrOunLa, right ef war 1870 r.
AZ, aud 1t IL fn,enslrd 10 Trucurc s,:,.1r.!
Gf0ugh 10 mAkt II certain that MD viii ~ = :, ";
wien It tFeores pbssll,le- e>+'
The weather continues hot anil therc has he.n
NJ ra1n here for taftc or four days. Tnr hsryrs,
u progressing unely. and in 4hts section. a. WI
- most parts Of the State, whcH: Is y:c, lin
1uueh better than wRs expected, though short u1
I'll average CRUZ
MMw4tkEk. July o4-s y. MA man nauc,
illus ~ stAa *as found dead In a grove altnunc
~, ~ .y !ass might, supposed from sun-struie AL
a mAu ramea Ganles. living in The town Of
, 1870-07-25

Funeral 0f the i.ntc Col. Lawrence
=. Church Mt y oodAtock, tlcfIcuFy
County,

y. Church Mt y oodatock, McfIcury
County.
st~clal ncTpa.eh to The Chicago Tribune,
Wool s1ttK, ILL, july 23.-McIlcuy County IL
In mourning to-lay. Her most distinguished and
csstciuld citizen. Col LAWRENCE S. Church, was
te-d4y c4.n:iened 70 his lat resting Place. Never
death OF snge individual al hRS terr1alrl
this community since Thursday moHllug, when
IT, snten death ot Col Church ~as ann"ul,e.-'.
tnwn, hut hr hal often coinr ont
o., r. .>,xss. atrasks q caelera n.orsus.
Through his ;aig iil,.ea: but the Eo:unel had eX-
hansletl hself III Ids lalc lahvrs n the Canstttu-
itrnal c'nysIt:uls. Ills vitality va, s.nr, AMI he
had Gt sufficient vi:tr leEt To recu{crate from his
severe tl!ues1. a1'l the rrsu!t Is t1ts fieccase
7 hhs fHA raehsd away hnr 1f tie 1nust ;asrt:GI
men II the state: aot1er vistln to the exhaust
EEctchta! vc3IsiAt!un IT lilo hall Ut the House vi
Representatives ut SttiEy.ltl,i.
1ht int!I'ai!rn Icing tnat s,o church in the eI,y
NbtA f. sufficient u cHs.tAlH tl-Se tAibu3 p{ at.
tending the t4et s4u Ftt.s Ut tuE s1li uisteL ft-
tuW citzCu, 1t Was ,!'vic,l to lhla tEr EXERCISES
in tho :ich air, IN The splendid park which a,lorns
our public sGuart. Accordingly this Tunr1ling
platform whs t5.c1esI cos+r.sl with 1sughs allu IN
front, worked tu tseigEcens, the words Hon. L.
r Church" Aixs rart ot r. parS x.H .hus
Mu!nlhE r-1l:.tit l:Kc hunters o! r'cepl1 tI0n.A
sl.rte. Harvard, Moraugo. Eniun, Cty%
taa LAKE, ChlcaEt anil vthrt places all anxious 10
large nuHsih also arrived from the various LOVES
IN thr c',untr.
nf l'usnt s. 0f Tie city clusetl, aud the Nn-
sons of which fraternity 'tGtcased d Au A0norct
lnclnter fnElIItu u rru casion anu marched up to
h!s la1c !csldcncr. After payer BY Rev. Dr.. j. F..
Fcrrrs1er, Of Aurrra, the metallic casket, contain
Ing all TINT Was tl0rtAl uf lolunel L =. Church.
WIS escort*sl down IL the pa'k ThtTe the ser,ices
ware held. There Hls not ltss thu tlrrc Aln-
hred Maa'ns lu the procession, anti at least
tllIee thousand PERSONS Ia attcniance. Thu
, 1870-07-25
*Fhej Congressional t'nnvnsx In tic
Eighth District.

E106N1SG7oS, July sc.-Thc Tazewc'l counts
convention WIS hrlI io-''as st Fremont The
delegates 10 the Congressional pIstric. Convcnt.os
were appointed and Instructed to yntc fur Colonel
.nusI'an Merriam. ot Taznwrll. fur cosrcss
Th.: light EnS WITH u tween thr fE:c.rfs Ut Huu.
5. II. t'ullutn and thu-c oi Merriam. The cenies,
eyer the a'!nltsscu II the Pekin delegates. from
Which place fw. +tts Heie Scnt was ended by Id.
,nlttirg the Merriam set hy vute uf Is ~ H.
This 1uae the convention sta MI atout as follow
Merriam. IL: Cullo1n, 20. This is the list comfy
which Wits eli Monday. The .lvl. sA1eS elected
fgtM all tlir ccEtlrs sn fer san as follows: Fol-
EcSn'ta, II; fer t:ull III II; ft.r Merriam :; tol
lalhs,G T~enty-flyc sutes ere rrqut:rd to nein!
hatt-
, 1870-07-25

*f17fs1 t1est1sth n TT Ih'ta-U TIMING.
lSriASArn1Is- Jnfy sl.-Thr Germans nf This
city held !. meeting at the academy Of Music ca
Saturday evening I" express their sympathy With
Germany. Srtcches were male hr /. ~e..leI,-
slirksE. Frfrsssr Mullen, Of C1atis;:ati; Cox rnus
u Aes aud ea->suator Hendricks. si.sr:1,.E
ualsIs slss'E was tnlf OF sympathy VITA ;hr NIB
tse: # sr fnrct!Ec. hut Senator IaN.irtcSS with
The rem rhraErc ri his ftux ,l1s Il S.: Uri,.aus
f'cfrre him. was exceedingly cautious. and sail he
was NOT sufficiently acnalitcd with tho rnuscs at
hit var IL caFH Hs au upll!!on; nut that he synl-
rathtzr4l With Il en- In their devotion to thu
FfihrrlantI. lie Was cnr!rcls uen.con.1n!ttal.
Eighteen hundred anA ffEhty-ri-ht tial.ass we.s.
WGuaJc,L
, 1870-07-25

mcnert uGon the distinguished individual.
menteted. Il Was not Tor MIN u, net him,
eelf W in Judgment rpon the case. Mt even
the Roman Catholic Church would venture 10
condemn man after be had departed thi.
life: Cpon this point the reverend gentleaso q
gathered in the presence of the deaa 10 les.a
that no matter bow man sank into tie laws
Of deatl,--whether it re by eadden attack OF
delulum. the effect Of dise.se, or in any other
etate Of mental dersngement-th question
was IL to his disposition and sentiments before
lie was deprived of his rs.ional facultias
Al the conclusion Of the address the remains
we're horne from the church, tie marines pre-
eentine arms Is the burial case was Deposited
in the hearre, and soon aftetuari, followed
ty sylnpathizing crowd, the cortsgo moved
Gil to the railroad depot, whe .ce the remains
viii he conveyed TO New York.
, 1870-07-25


nse q it'.. NOT earnest .sl r.4.c:Is, T.; .n,.
sTafust protection s.r7r- in EsrpI-. va. - - ~.
tat II the time ot hls dat member II III, nrh
r. s:ut*7 AID 1t the National A. .+I.y. liz a:, >,i
- 41if IN seI+r u Hs,Itr. ,-t.nf:Gl-.ud r ,,c
~ = ssn. tlriE Prptuuni ac,uza~n,,. wy, r,,.
er ~ ttasFt.cs and tltc bzsrri iaI cI.,s
naish thS svisLs;A Thea a;telr- tr,c ..:.!@ .-d
tsnss. .na the,r stee, - to pro1,rr rr,+ral marx.
lively snt ioe1hausuble f,:n3 ii Nit which s.:. ur
e..1.thns he *unrhe+- l.. ctet ssas !%Ta h 4 L.,
Fut"<f usnatf dry. With hyrfv in:rr-t f. IN t,tt.
nsX s;aea u; TIA 1'' p1osntast.a I, Iii: EAii.. y
A.! l.s7a': 'sve .ash a ~ as.,.as;:y II
s,.pt ssr Toht-I, Ih!s sam = r'cPrral ~: ,tan
max hstt liz eorn r l tis VI. A.: t. il la. II, i..,c
<Arst Of VAT. tzn ID lkr Obstacle tot,rp-.-t 10
tnsfnt iutt ieaassr ~fHcrn twu V.operA il tt- ra-
suats thu!tt se torn up zn3 tho rt.rs t.eAa l. l.
~ .:1e ,ha: anythIIk l. vs'uatr in r,.t:.i 1l,c
l,t-'r -x<u1ed uE.n 1.-THE ennIrrs- rrp ..1t: a ir
Huc r. ans nAtlsn suls te fith4.+ lr 1-Ir'-
impoycE.tes r*tc'e-it makes =. IN rc. - =
mone! u S't Nth but Whist thry Es'I1r 'r'-":-t
f.* ho1Le lus..-t: III ~.nkrr- t. !G...s-:.: -Tr
tutlreex, and tir rtnscrth,ux it, T,.,..+
ar trt. sttd IN ut, fLr eEd sla-t..:t
ftTcr- IH.sr To t"l'.4 t- 1t Ut
ean bt made tuF frce trad. :heul II =. t.s
, 1870-07-25

The *esratks CIt- Fs~., sav.:
"Er:t1es :=rsE tusn or IRE 81 .e- RI, III.
Ing bastats writing without b.ixhteE i3sa3 talu 1e
I.'set*sed y krn hc mt down u tI..1.~
, 1870-07-25

TIE NtrF York TorEi sayt;
'Ssrh atEeatou II xteedia=:T t!.ncly IT. ..,.M
kt III the anEt OF every wh, hu'lt .;f. 4, ia.
feH Esnr tonprehEElian of TIE prinips uaLs :Hx ;5
a<tEe. u I'VE t.ssE std tIE su1asssses u nat L
l4.scal.st tIl tecsil4.7 =
, 1870-07-25
OHIO,


Si~~'al lfrs1ate, I" Tie Chicaev TEihInr.
StsEu, T.. 3s.!s :.--T'cis eyt'ui,sx a tarys anil
CEil HktaSt!c suttttty WIS he'll In Ssstm to pro
l,t i,e Interest " th' Sar1n atri Asrn 1rut.. "f
1t.. lsAl:lH.nEc, Pittsburgh 4 Wc-tr:r, Railway.
=. i. lsninstn, nsr:s't: J. HoHton. tai,..;n y
Z, <ircncwa.t. VI W;se:n ngsisl1e, anil =. Mill
hCret'. Il EcHton. A'n.l AS yrs Presidents, AMI
). i. 1snsrn:''.l Us S:4.;.;A1y. .sgs etrs were
nlHtc tF Mt>STs. Ft,utt II. t;srs4rsa1i A1li
Keller. Of Nsst,tn..ten,ils': Ni1E.sasc aHi !l7t-
t,7i: II bs,t"a: p"rp,. m: :. anl l,s:s :.
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S'ta!n. Silver, Carntil anu nthe;s, IT Salem Tls
NG!hl,Gt.nsll!c aE,i >acm E-1:.is ttS,.oa7s;s!
music fnr TIT ssoeasInn- Reports wc:c .,arr fruu
S.nsa>,!nE c'1's'.'t*ts. anil hrn1o.l, Randolph,
i'h!h. asA!!StE. lie. E..on rA,lty, Salem auu
14'tr ldafS- WcFr a>s.crtatt,. t<. u fh, move
aud RAISING s',rs sast, Exhsy-'hrce a,lIt,sansl
Ftsdrs "trc taxi ti,:ytslr the meeting TIE t.-
1sc annnnt ut s:orS Subscribed, locn,s mp 'a,.cy
N"ash ihe Ic4uise.t amount ueccssary to Secure
he !tat'- \ EumfHr NJ our wralsl{rs3 men
Who ha,e hui yet Subscribed Will ,lountless Id
20 hefusc n'2aF days They arc tvakin. u,
Their minds as 70 how much They cnn a1nrI IL
give. When thr! FptaA It Will Le In large ncarcs,
ni course. Wild enthusiasm is m4lifes,.-I all
along the line The H., L. i ". Willie l,a.l:, and
= rNr+rr1 that It will tot pass to the right or
lett 1f Satrtu either 7t'' -
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LAEpRs WHICH HAVE REfkREIcE TO THE LInEI-
AIaH OF TIE DAI.
u. It is no longer e1ptdieut in this our ago
, 1870-07-25
INDIANA,
Fearful Arctirnt-Thrcr !Ic1, NfI!4

Fearful Arcttrnf-Thrcr !Icr Killed.
Ss-'cial D. trAtch to The Ehlsaso Tribune.
soCTA BEND, lsr. July ai.-As the night pas
scugcs ua!r, .iIc tlcre at Q o'clock this eyen!ug,
was four miles west m this city, the engine struck
han-caF on which we're trr,1' section r"n, alt Of
y f.nln NrEr instantly kir~i. There Wen. tasrr
otLcrs, weu jumped fruln The rar just before 1t
was si5ack an,! tMk to thr wcotis. Two of src
killed werc FraH:cza. The o.!;tr was q German,
at waa she s'ti!an hess. II IL supposed that :
IT. n wctc ut,.Lrr the influence Of whtske5, The
ls"irs wtrc lr.suh' here, an lo-lllos1ow the u
unGE viii tlu1I lis INQUEST
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ARTIFICIAL LIMBS.
NOTICE RELATING TO ARTI-
FICIAL LIMBS.
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FFen ~ the su-Eton General apon Aar nnalufact1c.
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dst then:.ad asis:s with sws .Ersttes to taiS sod
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