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SCRAPS.

Mr.. Seward is to sail from Sun Fran
cisco for China September 18th
Gustavc Struve, we'll known Ger.
man Liberal; is dead.
An Elmira, N. Y, widow complains
of her late husbands coldness because
ho called her "od sorrcl top" with his
dying breath.
Colonel John Hay has resigned tho
position Of Secretary of Legation at
Madrid, and will devote himself to lit
craturc,
AS proof Of the severity of tho bat.
tic at Wcissenbnrg, French iournul
states that one Of their standards
changed hands twcnty-sevcn times.
AS the Empress Eugenie is the ac-
knowledgcd leader of fashion, we may
shortly expect something stylish in
the way Of travelling dresses.
A Texan naturalist claims to have
dicovercd native sillzworm, which is
superior to that of Japan.
A Lancaster (Pa.) official has sued
another for charging him with wear
ing "woman-killing moustache."
A man who attempted to kill anoth-
CIR at Morrisania, New York. has been
released because he was suffering from
"overwtought excentricity."
Charles Barenger, lste attacho to tho
French embassy at Washington and at
Berlin, has just enlisted as a volunteer
in tho French army.
The Austrian Government has ;s.
sued orders for the suppression of
trades unions and tho exclusion of all
foreign agitators advocating their
cause.
MIR. James Ashbury~challcnges any
schooner yacht in America to sail
against tho Cambria in q ten knot
breeze, twenty miles to windward and
back, from tho Sandy Hook Light
ship,
The military career Of King Will.
| liam Of Prussia extends over peri
cd Of fifty-ive years. His Majesty,
who was born in 1897, was present at
the battle Of Waterloo, and was then
but eighteen years of. age.
The peanut crop In Virginia this
year will be 100000 bushels while.
Tennessee raises 100000 bushels, and
Georgia and the sCarohnas from l5O,-
900 to 175,000. '
It is estimated that there are, 2e0a
| soda fountains running in New York
City and $50 in Brooklin.sf Some at,
the larger ones on hot days draw 5O0a
glass. The average daily consump.
ton Of mineral and soda water in
New York City is 100000 glasses, for
which the people pay $4,000.
The Cradpoek house, ON Ship street,
Medford, Boston-the Oldest now
standing 10 the United States, it bav-
ing been built in 1892 -is undergoing.
repairs, and abpearstob be good for two
more centuries, Ita was originally:
built to protectthe settlers from: the.
ludians, and the loop holes hre now
plainlyto be seeniin 7its walls. y
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FTHE MILL, long and favoraLly known
1 rs tho "DONALD MILL" has been
purchased by US. and we have repaired it
thoronghly-putling in lie y and splendid
SHUTTER (he finest that is in usc)-
NEW BOLTlNG CLOTH, together
with NEW MACHINERY. from the
"aterwhccl to the garret.
This work has been done in substan
tial and workmanliie manner by the most
experienced and skillful MilIwrights in the
country, and we believe the Mill now 10 be
in better condition than it ever was in
its palmiest days.
The old Friends and Customers Of the
Mill are respectfully invited to return 10
the Mil that in days "lang syne" served
them SO we'll and faithfully.
MIR. HUTCHISON, who has had
much experience as Miller, will have
charge of the Mill, aud will give his uudi-
vided attention 10 The wants Of their Gus
toners.
Respectfully,
JAS. EVANS,
TIIOS. IlUTCuISON.
July 20. 1910, 13, 4m
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VALUABLE
Lands for Sale,

DFRSONS wishing to buy a valua-
Il bic Cotton and Grain PIaptoti tion
within two miles of Abbevillc G. II,
would do well to call on the subscri'
ber orslion. A: Burt, Abbcvillc, C. II.
The place contains 365 acres, a good
proportion of original forests, the
cleared land is in high state of cul-
tivation. There is good well in the
yard and numDcr of good springs
on the place. Healthy and conveni-
cnt to good schools. The Augusta
,road runs through the place.
James Nc Gravy.
August IL, 1870, 15-5t
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JOHN GRAY,
Formerly OF the firm Of Gray & Robertson,
Abbeyille,

DESlRES to inform his friends.
~ that he is now located with r.. C.
SILVER, Columbia, S. c., the proprie-
tor Of one Of the largest and tirst-class
RETAIL DRY GOODS HOUSES in
the South, who intends making extra
ordinary preparations for the Fall
trade. In connection with the rcvu-
lar line Of DRY GOODS will be ad-
dcd first class Upholstery Establish
mcnt, in all Of it's branches. Mr..
SILVER will add to his Establishment
something new in the South-a fine
Art Gallery where his patrons will
always find something attractive. lie
has also in contemplation TO make
tho Department Of
Mourning Goods a Speciality.
His friends and patrons may be as
sured that in the prices and qualities
of his goods, he cannot be SURPASSED.
Samples Of oil goods will Ac furnished
through the mail upon application
being made by letter, directed to Mr.
X. G. SILVER and addressed to nv
care.
Respectfully,
JOHN GRAY.
July Is, 1870, 12-3m
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GREAT SOUTHERN
IMPROVEMENT In FENCING.
Saves it's Cost in Land
saved, and Facility
of Cleaning.

* REAT saving of timber can be made
" of anythingthat will not break OF
is own weight A rat may get through
it and squirrel may climb over but all
other animals may stay out. The wind
can not blow it down, needs very little
repair, and the timber will last longer than
IN any other known fence. The subscriber
is agent for Abbeville County aud will sell
rights for plantations and for townships.
Come up on Sale Day and for further par
iculars in regard to p. Davis Improved
Patent Wire and Picket Fence, apply to
J. w. THOMAS,
Agent Abbevi!le, S. G.
, 1870-08-30
~N
IOWA.

I'atni S8.srlntlt AccIhcnr-soplli,kt
of nNscnpoFa f'er%uii3t8 -- SHARPE
ahootet"s EC>tiI:ai-1he Go1ntu,.
Musical Festival nt Davenport.
Special Dttrateito the Chfes.o Tri,unn.
rAyfsreN7, Aug. GA terrible acc,aea. o.
cus7ch a, ReiwlcI. sawl-.. ...- n'"sf!3..' r.
srl,luY in the death Of U. T. stanncll, assistant
engineer Of The establishment. Ii setlts that the
deceased, II WAS hts usual custom. went II: anIouc
Tie heay. pulley shaft. ami ny.~hcel5 Of the
l,lsruleAt tn Lake I'll aI1 hang III, the pump belt.
While 81 engaged tile ~r!.tnalri 1T his f.gus Aanh
lumber carrier. THIS pulley Is on ta=
rGtart saw counter shaff, auli has 1,s1l pound
Es wheel, and was resolsinX \. the rate If 3to
times minute. Securely caught IN this place he
WIS whnlel, arOund The shaft ith fearful! yeloc.
city, h!s night arm broke ahose and below the ct.
hew, anu actually pulleu from hts bot!y at the
shoulder, taking lhr sheulser-tlafe out This all
harrcneu in an tntrtdu.ously saor- time.
Tie machinery was stopped on the Instant. and
the manglest man Tell from The SHAFT upon h!5 feet
and speaking to comra,ie ssid. ~ am gone"
Thcse were the only words spoken. OF course he
was be- ond the help Of human aid, and dted tn
al0ut thirty minutes After the accident
The census Ut the CITY Of Davenport ts very
nearly completed, showing population Of over
General sherman and daughter a1c ut the Brssls
house tU-lay. They 80 to Ues Aotucs At O'Clock
In the morning. to be present At the soldiers IT.
u1..ou, thcnce 10 :he Pacific colSt-
The Shafrs1ooteTs Of Rack island hcld their
cciehtatinn yesterday, and. irspite the rain. hat
good time generally With oratlons, singing, ETC.
Preparations fur lite Eraut1 tuu.Cai tu.1!rt sal
ssnnnue: among o;ae5 accessories are several
flied ea hs electricity IN some Pieces Of heavy
music.
, 1870-08-30

delay before the assault, IN order to make sure
mat The enemy had stopped hls retreat oa tae
northern route. The combat which ensue'i WI.
long md terrible. On inr left the guards HUI
sa1on troops fought Ut ST. Marie, St FHsats anu
DlncouE. Meanwhile, the other Tl;s@ vas engaged
near Stall. the Lacuishe wooI, and FesueyiIle as
far Us the north side Of the northern road from
Metz to rcnf!nn.. TIE Eighth aud Ninth CurlA
participated IN the action Ut Gsave!otte. and the
contest spread from. vaux 10 the Aoselle, Whcrc
brigade ct ,1u Thr,l null Teath. with artillery,
Wcsr engaged WITH the eut1Fe French army Mac
Mahon's corps aud Faillyts division excepted.
After sunaown the I'ru.sans took the heights h5
s,e,,r, lrEtn. hack the French along their en-
til ie Ike &u tit sleitcf ii NcZ.
7ng r,,7rRE or v1rHY.
PnSI-A-Mor.soS, aug. %, t1a Befhn--The
small ft1t1s IL Of Witty taiiiulateI on Friday IT,
1rusesan brigade u ls,e Artny Ut the Crown Prince
Sixteen cannon we're fund on the rarnpatts and
car1urc,i II was dt..'.sr,cd that portion of the
garrison. Consisting tt two battaons OF tho Gasde
Mobile. Lai effected their escape p1iot to the sur
runer ot the f,r1. Immediate orders were given
ty the FTnasian s'si1ulsn'lcr for vigorous rur-
suit. Sauatrpus ii the pIussl2l cavalry
were instantly sent utter the fuR!tlvca
The latter ioss their way, anil in their confusion
we're uveIt8Een ,ir thr German horse, who scat
tettt aud carinse,i almost the entire command
Of the Mobile, Numbering Ssu men ami seventeen
otlircTs- They w-rc completely taken l5 surprise.
1t Is unknown how many others escaped capture,
INT II Is supposed that nearly all who 1esl from
fl:Ey haye heen u,.a,le p.lsoucts. Tne captured
Frtnrh wilt probably lsc taken to Dar le Duo to
the Prussian headquarters. This intelligence has
bern communicated to The army, antl created TIL:
widest fr}o!cluss Among the troops
TUE FkEssiAH KErCLsR 1t IEKDCS.
PARt@ AEr. The 9n,YofFfHr nfftCin1 frfr1tt,
, 1870-08-30

G1t .fE or f1E uEFHlr GCA.:rElMA+7EE.
F. IL II AS.-sntl4rH. Kali, .aEc. II, l-.Ii
" a!c.f rr,; I-al. iii dureAtr will kt s,-reie9 This
ette a+il u u'gl.IA L.. "wednesday. September -,
- i- s:'r .:t .t tsts +.s,s ii In q
lI11te A<sntr -s.ra etHlHr.+iHe c1s aE.i WEs;se
nsk. l. .hoe E.'. !at,. ,t;ap a.li us-.
E1rs sawt. tss!t tAfrect .nt h7cksc,f:a ttJ..
etc, Ai.s. tsl'iufn'A s..idft.. tleae nni trIa
lr,tts, t.1ures, luc. hotse eartt. Grind
st.u-, r'a::a:n ~,a:.t. M7.E lrrtt;f Esa::s s,;>,
tnlnr. o,E.e tai nay .a .tsle tnsks rtartr,. aHt
sGEsi hait hlo;*. eurn oE.-at paint :eIuhb!nx a9i
ard SAFnithr-. str-sic- .....
t'nsAkAH,- Ey:ur ia 4 tai all .!ae k:H. AMI
uee11 Art lie-tt"n nj I'm. n:t.rr.
ls"1-ta- II y: tur any reztLu u the -p
rErs Fl~lu Erf-
an .r,,e.- e.l'rs tor rn'scr ts:s .vrr,-"nsens
tt-t sre 1T t- t st tlHs .nf!tcf tn r: -. rs..Is11
ty ts- Iaft u tin. Aus tn
tor*.Etc With tani. .c r. seen At t.lt trsr l.
AZ the ortann the IErsss<e bidders will ais, h.
r,.lIt3t n:lisll saiS If tic atteie. bid
Delivery l., s:E:rifattty 1st .t-t4I.. III
contract and TO tr ru::1rc.ld Within Is tas- to-: -:ct
date.
Eas.nrnt to IL ra:I. en ean,r!. .nsa If coe:r1.
Nh h!.is will h. ttacr unte.s the Usr:t I"in.
tie IL H.. tt 1T frIs or hIEE II tue l.is
pro seateI ty ~, i. kEusn u: tbs u.At 10 h.
TeltAte-
Ct the ai14pl.t.
| QuaIttggEaGter L. y H..
, 1870-08-30
Engineers GMce,


uEIANT. Nt-h4. Aug. II. I-.t-
Sealed proposals will be rxrived It tins otit" nEtl
r M.."1 ttAs. the -: das VI tsynin.1. ~. t' -.
H. t-:us the c!u.r nj havtxs:pn th1 e"a-e1. OF
lu!aer. r"w rnd.r=r!ns thc narisssra o' the RIVER
Three b1!Ie.s. Rth hslk tusEs xl't+'- tIr 81
Nary'A IaL ii. trult,s tvu ats: .aHs"- sf,-
trlos Tire foet a the eana. 1Huier.
Of H. ab,vs .h b. LIT .:1:a'. Island ,o ic1.
c,r.'-:tr TIL loot tf f1ain's 1sta:.!.
ihc,c sh,t.ers mast t entirely alero.ed of. 'thfr
BY h!satic and at. a:ds rEor!rs The tt.- 1.' -s Il
a. rent 4. mnx r !es,snsss h. shs o,sts IL ehs5:t
tia: hen Eui:'' into t hsIrA% thrEs s!l III:
X tss than Tix:AtE fec: Of watrt tGe :: iuft.t
stAxe.
Each Lid must he accompanied By aEtaEAn:e. n tI1
snn ri two fhOns,nd 5ntAIs sts1ed by shr bl'cr "
bIasIsEe, atI et1tGtisr EhcsG roHGrturE fi-: s
e:!tse +. n,: ni:.I *t4tss e1;,e-l hns"H = thi1
IL artapt4t the requisite VIII bc .:erd int
within tass afta. nuticr IL sisen t.at s lt Il
rtli.d.
fnr thu Felnav Of r4tfl three lpule1s. t:t leu
etht u ttr iu.. er.t payment will II.
retained I'll the satisfactory r.n.p1eton Vt t'
ua-t-
sch bill npnts hc eccl'.e-i IN e'sle! eEvef7- t~
thctlS marked .}yupo-al. lar Rttprit1 liutl'i- ia
saint Mary. RIVER ard altte.:ct +, IL" m 'tT' i
O. i. PuE,
Major u ElEInacE4s
, 1870-08-30
WASHINGTON,



epes'a' pespa.ea spae et1 70 me nc Afoane'
,,..-.. ~ -. :.
~ - .rns
- - . = " .1 "- - ,. -, -
49,, 1890 $1,000 ~. ...ts.,< .s,a.'
,.,t,.. ~. ~. : a.s,,.
$500. ~. c-r,,,,s .,.11 1@ ,t7ks -s2nss.
- 80 $780, -. 49, a.sns Il ,n.r,s.
s,rsc,ne,,, e.,sr,,n3 eo,r W., - y. n,se'-s.,
= ,,ocnmsn, nnon ,ha Cnrre,,f. ) "as1Ian Tnn'
rsee Al,,,,r,r oree1,on WI<-ymen.a uora
ncn, Wom,n.s 1s,cnta fhc r a. s,,d varors
,.,,1 : .,,,,,scta whic, ~. csss ~ cnn,a,.
ntatet, nrrstnt,no nnhlc,r. The Sina,or w.a
ip,r znmnon.,s f.st ,oor,h 80 ,ha ..,.
n.a hoa, ror,,rras ~ cnIns 49,
,nn.e1cd ,,x n,to-na- ms r,,isr,.,a
49, sho,, hao,,rr -.n7o-., i,J,,,{nt ..a,,,s,
rho San.trr ~, T,nf f.-,nn sa,T Avar,,,or
EIl, isxnr IN few snx. pnay f:m3n Ia sr-
r,n.c1 ~ nnsh mo ,.n.s furrher m " ouer ~.
cI,nnt usta ue,i xunwr i, w,shtr,,I T. ~, ~,
devote, much attention. to III. urenar.fion Of M.
lr,r,l ces,ra
-uv n,r--.,
ss4aee Lac ts1e ueets'o0 VI tae 4Ateso LIZ 4kc'euue
nfice upon the construction o! the law Regarding
pork packers, there hnve hcen great exertiors
fra,lc 10 induce the COMMISSIONS, to pnIcr that
,ho cot1cc,nr # Vim ent,a1 ha ,,o,oss,, ,r.tT
ths eoaeeson VI see elee'ai IA oe "e.Asea uaul
1aote''a eoAsl1ueauu VI sAe ~" eoaHl bT ootAlaeu
| through the courts. An order, however. was
lssued 10 dag By Mr. Douglass directing that there
| shnufd he no de,av fnr any canse.
~ 1ns x.cAHn4nIy c4sr
| -. -, - - ese.r
| secretary to1 VIII ne bt1He the supreme
Court OF the DlstTtct Tomorrow, II the person Of
his attorney. to show cause Why be sAoala nut oe
in r,fnxng IN nl,.r An tnnortion sllo,-s, IN ne,
~ ~ ts.naans W ooe' au n.luus.lon a.'oHea IL me
MeGer!ahan case. iae Assls1ahe Attorney 9ea-
| eFal T1l represent the government, and maintain
that the Court had no nigh. whatever to issue nuy
intnnrfton ne Court wiii 1e obliged IN y1,.1d IN
, 1870-08-30
COOK COUNTY E0EfAhi SCHOOL

1t,rs1tt;yr1 t7ea-. i'll ~ Few tsli:la. = =.
wets .I,,2 Lii. .E:a :. I44r'" ,,,,. 4r.. s..rt
s. s51h
Special 1ains arr run to accommodate rup4 L, Id.
inE in the city. Fac. siA cent.
1HE SuNNAL DEPARTMENT i. stIiSuT esJtcs-
tl4ual-so rres AT :ur teaca'av-
THH HIGH SCHOOL AND TRAINING DErARr-
MESTs Ct luel. fse cuHefe Luti9r.s "r .ht Sutussl
Dert.
For eata!ofue and full particulars. .d1rr-a
u. :. .WEAT~DHIi. f77uei1-f-
t.E.IeIt..td. Ill.
, 1870-08-30

AIRS. DL1H-1AEAAN
te bsppv to Aunon1ee to ~ sabl!s that abe has
81 Z naT t,do p:ss;,a,taf =; aaa t.
dies. Fu1n'th!nS .i9 ~ friends With III ts.e cotne
d1tst ffu:n Ne Toss. .ad Ill ofatrs viii
etI1f-tf Wssh rr-lktne-e
, 1870-08-30
FRQPC4AI.9.
PR0P0SaLS fUK SflTlUahkz,


ttftEN-E..
NAsHrxa1es. Aug /. LII
BEALFD PROPOSALS will II. reecivsl ~ III. of
eec nnt1t the nzst dr. At 5epsenb1 is.p II /. oct
nai Reytnue sasuaxh-u: t..t pussiva ot tho Cp.t.&
States 7nS cast Of the Roek Aountaius. e1cgpt Mon.
and Se,v Mexico. With the stationery TrQaued ior
use IN their respective districts fs shat part Of tho rss
ent atest Seat commencing Cetoser l. l.t. ard cunx
Jane ., ts.1-
which 1su7e-at s>Eeitsd. two .anlEt anI tssntJ-
estt octtn liszict+ IN ess Of which il IN ..s,-
aud C-ctoE. Three districts Eayr BEEN ridce in.
to FtosTarhssl departments. GntFatter. tl'c..y
70 pspFoee to {u1csh .tanaussy the oetrs OF
oetr of th: departments.
The fol"wnx te lsts Of the Sfa:~ aud Territories
and districts IA each. essst!susns the rr%vtL depart
1ueEt:
FIRST DErARrNEyT-Matue xex H.a.y.aiss
Vermont, AarsAchu-rttr RE,ne leland, Ceun.rticpt.
Sea ftrk- Number ot ele1ret., n.
SECusD DErARTAtEST- -rrun..lsauis Nr,v lei >
reg. peta~A1e. NaKylansl, Virginia. Wat Virginia,
ArFth ca1olns. bitt1et ct Columbia. Su.4bt: liz
sEict., 81
THIRD DEFARrAEST-scn.h Ca.ol:ps, t;,,.s;s,
Asosans. flosaa- Aix.ippa, Louisiana, Texas, I'm
E--.rc, Asknn.a-+ S.ll'Ar Il f.:-t.ict- r.
FOURTH DHFARTMEST--Kr1sa~s;. D:,, fz:t:.
ans. Illinois. Miehlean. W.sean.a. Ai-.ous:. lows,
Micuc-. T.: Kantss. S~hr..ka. Colorado, Ea.uta, atd
Wyoming Srtu:~r Of d.trtb.--
p>aai- viii tr considered unIe<t accompanied hY
bind, with eahc.snt .1Irtxs. In the ct nxr thol+
raEd d"t!at- tssG. aprscv>i es CEitsa Sta:.s Das
tits itt E1ry. ca fvsn4 - tususht1 ~ r Oevaz:
M.1t con14s,> nsd t=t tL pattes .hat:. III Il ths
aec<rt1-ee Ct their b OK PARK II II. ay u1rS4+t
atuuIAct It'll ~ovI aud sufficient hunis for Tie si..a
| t.rtusn..llcr ot TIE -auas
Thct'tnn,seon.r the Eisat to eactidrt 4ne
/ accept Or rr1ect zach hid. iscul hY itsu4-
TIT b:.ss should be addressed to the EoNn1isse:tr
1EsrIzl Eertnrs, and cndarsed Protoss. for .uerls
| In: StsttoLtHy 10 Int. NAL Revenue blic,'7-.''
sehedt1sr cf artic+a to Re Furnishes. will r.,
cdf.r:a this osssc uran nr-1icstiau with cs@.:is
der which the asticles 10 be ItlIrcres:
/ J. W. DOUGLASS.
! trr7 =
, 1870-08-30

Special u.trateh to Tue Chicago Tribune

GOLD.
NEW YoHE, Aug. ,s3.-This rras blue Monday IN
a1 The markets. Gold was extremely dull. the
range being from ll6'- to 1l6.. Tie closltlg quo
tation vas 1lsH- The rates for carrying were
from to per cent to nat Tie Assistant Treas
urct began to-day 10 prepay wit's;ut rebate the
September gold interest On the public sleGt, about
tGII aud thzee-tIu lrtef Eiillinus. Thee is some
fear that III view Of the small AMI decreasing
amount Of specie held bE the bluks, corner
tu gold, like that Of last September, may
Il: attempted 1t Is believed, III that event, the
Secretary Of the Treasury will !ncrase his sales
of Eohl, so as TO not seriously dlSturh The uoney
market at season when currency Is required to
l1oye the crops. nc will also buy 1 correspond
ingls large amount Of bonla.
GOVERNMENTS.
The lond market tt,-.laJ WIS In sympathy with
the general condition Of the street Business was
.e.y rcSt11cted, aud devoid Of interest,"
STOCKS.
The STOCK market WIS inactive, bu. stea,1y
throughout the day.
THO money market was easy, Gail loans ranged
at from to PER cent. In commercial paper thu
:,Lsiuess was SMALL, aud approved acceptauces
were quoted at tn per cent. The foreign cx-
change market was also elul on the basss Of 153.
I" 1907. for prime bankers 6o-iays sterling bills.
and 1lo', to 11ok fo- sight.
a"ete /" ~ 1a't ouslAess ~ aiy RoouS so-1a5.
several important auctions taee place to-noTow.
Cooler weather Will Improve trade.
RRKADs7crrs
TIM ubco, ro,r,ot 70. ,raa,,-, ,,, ,,, ,n..,.,
| 4Ae "'.o N4@4' AZ. "as 'Aaeu'c aau ousestltu.
| liolaets were F7rT usfdi With some advauc
| asked.
coxrsa HONE,
The return rLsh Of people from the Country has
! hfeun+ aaa AL luc incoming t1alns anu Steatn-
ha*.a ART taien down with the summer absences
| The steamers from Eurnra. ton are cropde4 vi,h
| ,,, ,,r,., hn,,a ~ ~ ,..N ...-L'..n -
| .'eic u''esa n't0s ~ 1nc "Ai, While taosc &olne
| 1stk are almost empty. The Scotia, which sail.
! We,}ncst.a5. will be but one-,htr,l fuft. Dur In
,, A.. a,,c, With s,yonrc-s ant, ,bar, A., o.b.-
s ,,,,aa., -. 49, $500, y. ~ e'ae' M
| tirAs!li~ e'4aeAees W tue aefa''A v! oHs}
| keasJu-
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! I'm r,f,t.tn IL i,su,. II tua:nn,1s tn ,.nDne1 N1r
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.1atoh naIslaI,l was held III f,'hN bstt. this af-
ttrhs.r. iaT itiaI, tur smuggling $:,nb wurt4 VI
t4..4 ts tht s;ra1,stf II, .!l,l, Iron. L.5e1pusL
| tstESuiAKlEs cstGHr.
4 Gang OF fo1lr tnceadsAv!es, named Da.y. Dim.
| .:r: S:ryr1,$ a,Ii Wooatury. were erfej:el in
Nury.sfuwn, y, j., III tic very uvi. Nun', :,
, 1870-08-30
Obituary.

NnwArKfE, Aug. cs.-Judsc Albert Smith. for
.hr rsst twe'rc years Judge Of the County Conrt
Of Mtrwautec, itte4i to-day ::rnm parai5sls. TIC
Judge has hren very feeble for the past year or
two, but his faculties have been unimpalred, and
lis duties satisfactorily and it1ras7.ally per
"a rE. where he was At one tine q menbet Of
Corgress. since nts residence here he has Won
many friends aud, though Democrat ne haa
been elected to Office from term to term bJ Dcno-
crats and Republicans together.
Pu1LpzI1r1A, aug. e9.-DaEtd htrSratrick.
prominent hide and leather merchant, died TO-
day.
ST. Lor1s, Aug. 9e.-William E. Anderson ex.
pres1aeat OF The Miami University. and lor mAn.
years pastor Of the First Presbyterian Church o.
San Francisco, died Al Junction Citys hansAs 10
day.
bCBrQCE, Iowa, aug. fs.-Mr. c. r. ktnzleJ
, 1870-08-30

U111f lE, e b2}t. X6d II pe{ ilpe.
SE.u-H EEk1-T TRHrNE. * and s1c ptt line.
WEEEIH T8BcSE. T.. -, and Is per line,
Accounting 10 poation in the paptr.
The coustant1x iueEsastne cirrulatou of The EiECS
sks. r nor ,alssHs medium through whie
Trzrns. cash In sdEanec. Addtcss
TaE TA.sCsE New York.
, 1870-08-30

Mine DIsn&tcr~-$ix Persons Killed
rorrsvTLE, Pa. .auG. ga terrible accident
cccurnel about o'clock this morning. 1t Preston
Slope, No. S, Al t.trarv1lEe. hy which stx
men wcEc Killed, anil oue fatally wounded
i caSr Eps OF the TRACK. aud the WAGON, ccctaiu-
ipg seycn men, VAS thrown M t.y coming IA t.,n-
tact with tne top timber, which rrec!pltate them
to tha bottom OF the slope, u distance OF HIM
irri yalis- The following were killed: George
Taylor, 11hn Ta5ior, Thomas Robbins, Mich 1cl
Nchl, Phiiir FarIas, ami Thomas Kourkcr. Nm.
Tssinr lost one foot, and Was otherwise seriously
ami, probably, fatally injured. The three TaE.
1ors werr hyo1hc:s All tho men, with cue e1.
ronitn !taye larre families,
, 1870-08-30

dent OF Fineland, was Instantly Killed. an, sh.
brakeman, George Burke, fatally tnt::re.i. Three
other PERSONS we're seriously, and large rrntx.r
et!Rhsiy hurt, I'll Of whom we're removed u Je,-
6er City.
Three cars Of the train for New Yo.k, on toc
Aosns Essex Railroad, were thrown from the
tfack near Newark, to-day. and several "a 2%sen-
demolished.
, 1870-08-30
A Murtierous AIErny MT Kcohuk-
Two Mem Probably I'nuAIly En-

kkokrK, Iowa. Ang. "a numerous atyfay
Occurred here On Sunday Morntls, a; o'clock,
which will. doubtless, prove fatal 10 two men. A
bra1es1nan on The pesMotnes Valley Ratroati,
sen with TWO men about dancing. quarrel cu-
sued. The lights In the saloon we're put out, aud
thr men went out on The Sidewalk when Flynn
was struck with 3 brick and slightly hur1.
He Immediately took 10 his heels,
raa through an alley, into Main street, WHERE he
crcuched behind pile Of cr1ndstouea, aud upon
two Of his rursueEs coming up. he attacked one
With brtck, smashing his SKULL AMI knocked
the other down and stamped on him. terribly
Finn then went to the Taslor tIousc. where he
Wls subsequently assrsteti. The two men are 20
badly Injured that there Is no chance Of their ~
eovefy. One Of them has been unconscious ever
since the af!air took rlsce. Their names are
James Mctamore and Mike Murphy, and thcy
WIRE cIup:nyeu On the bridge here.
, 1870-08-30

The Parker Collegiate Institute,
ia Je1clcmenes- E.oek15n. y. Y will eouawene: Il.
18th annual session, sept II. l:o II thg Hos1ti3S
pupils viii e afforded the mo.t ample tasise: io5 se
eepriue home Ftr r!vI.r. H.t-e=s above. t, 4.
tRITTENDES. or PkJF. EATtJS.
, 1870-08-30

oESERoCs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ON The MOST
COSTLY stAlI EvIa kSoHS.
, 1870-08-30
INDIANA.

An k'ufnishtu1 .Esculnpius Elopet.
with n Erht1 pattcnt-CloAC OF the
TNrnfcAI al Indiana p0likt
, 1870-08-30
SWEDEN.

Isl erI=l Dcspa.ch to the Scv Ycrk T1ih,snc.1
LONDON. Ang. ga correspondent writes from
Copenhagen, eth:
" The reaction In public feeding Is Us complete
ns sudden. There is similar change ln The l1n-
e,sagc Of tho press, which Il iv Iunger party
advocating Freuch a!aACr.'
, 1870-08-30
ycxr 0r2cnns Market.

Ncw 0rlcnns Market.
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. g oa-cor7QS-Dala aati In'
ctalSf'i: mt'''1ltugs Ut l.htal7!c; IL.
81 lats; exports, J, AZ baies.
BREApssrEi$- -Flua1-D.u ubte anu treble extra
scArce; sa'es a1 tt.a5se6so, Corn t!ull; sales u
mixed at s0t4sc: white at 9a.sy5t:. JARS lower
It. Louis a. IL &c. Bran at 90c.
FRnc:::$i0Ns-iiacon reia!s a; 1.E317hc for
shoulders; !sc for clear nh: 1ssal34c fur r!eAs
,..!cs. Hams at s5c. Lard-Tictee q: i';4s
&c.
CRocER1Essugar, prime, lsc: r,o.a=ses, sas
Wn1sKEy-5!he,7st.css