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Special Notices.
, Rrnnd-ide for HumbnGs.

ro,e,epe and assurance generally go baai hand and all 'h,
tribe Of knownOngs with which society ad the IN
scientific medicine he attempt mPer with the health OF 'h'
community are the dangerous and the most mpuieHI
So much BY way Of Now for special and particular APPhes
ton. -
It appears MUSHROOM growth o'oealei ' ''pnng's
up under various localities particularly IN e oun
and States which the vendors have the haraoo 10
e.song ,eop upon think they impose sub'e
int Cor UorErTER STOMACH tong recognized BY el's
the purest and best meas stmuanl and nvgoNni the 'o
affords
lre marlin for pro Cecbei Tonic sHi hence ne an"
e,y Of sorshpng dealers to s' them upon the Paoh' Ia i"
place 49,,
But orewarne oeamei" and all parties whom 'A'e A'un-
vuhi % beings endeayorng aud nvge into hs-'
trash for standard remedy hereby Informed Of the 'eash ' "
motives shich uniere the representations In question
The great popularity anl sales Of HosrETHK BirrA ~
ofcu b. seriously impaired by hese thcks Of trade but As @
debited and suffering direct interest the matter h"0lV
act Of common humanity to put them on their quart
X. X. X.
RAILWAYS READY Kelley
CURES THB WORST PAINS
IN FROM oSg TO TWENTY hiNUrBs
TAKEN INTERNALLY,
r, 8. 20 teaspoon in viii stop the most violent pans
Cramps .ni SpAsns in few minutes
II .d with Asac Cholera Pain in the stomach Bowels DaHne
- Cold, SICK Headache sour stomach, Sickness or uausa
stomach Wind Fsunce Heartburn Ch' and Fever bal oets
1s ~ main or upeassess any Kind ~ drops Of The READY
npIRp an water will asor Instant relief and the dose repeated e'sp
hour will effect sreeiy cure ------
Diamonds, Watches,
JEwRLRY, AND sILyBRwARR,
y Reduced Psa also taken exchange and b6aght GEo u
ALLEg. SO Brad~ay, undsr 81 Nicholas Hotel
A specially. Light LocomoiiNes ,.,,
,.ntea 10 steer grades ard lght rail- fo
~ Aso and mines lumber disnts qa>iu~ ~
-nu NH" ~ SMITH PORTER, Ptsbufsh. Peas.
PosI-Oce Notice.rts ns ior ssroSs d9 G9 % TsSsr
,e gArURDAY July 1870 NAl ebe q, tbs Vlos %
Iurs, and Ssturay At II O'Clock snd At AZ M su9s ~
ws via and b. u.s0 AID D. l9 ala , y
10 m. . -. a.
Po.,-Once Notce-Tte MAILS FoR EuHOfs on " :,
DAY JAIL viii az this ofc - - a. ss ri P0s
louoN. va a 1 ns q, IN LP. H. JONES, tesaaa.si,
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lt. "a a. ''h 'th 6iS' ~ ST. s n. Total
Harvp%Si ii...'..s . 3 . "a
Ump-Mr McCuteheon Of Yale Club Time OIL "Ae| nou s"u
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Fr Ward H. Ruloph Long Tenn PAT Leuergar short Term
Second MArt-FIauo McSeua Long TENN VI T. BrasW short
Term
Third Wsrl-George Hunter Long Term; - .ms Short Term
Pouth Wari-anrs Benct. Loag Term John Mgau, Short
Term ,r q. d. -, -
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'IIEALTH. ECONOMY. AND SOURCE OF REVENUE"
To the Editor Of The Tribune.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: The Sanitary Committee of the Board
of Health have under consideration the recommendation
of City Sanitary Inspector Morris THAT the garbage
and deposited in separate vessels as matters OF
health economy and source Of rerenue" The thing is
not practicable, and If 1t would neither conduce to
health economy produce revenue. The contractor
having already agreed for certain sum- TO remove the
garbage and ashes there is neither reason nor sense in
imposing upon the people any such arrangement for his
benefit. And then. do not the Committee know thaI h
coal a dsnfeCtant, and that garbage, placed
in a vessel and well covered with sied ashes, ceases 10
be Offensyc2 -- NJ.
This whole matter OF collecting garbage and ashes rs NJ
present conducted is swndle. In the Nineteenth ward
where reside there regularity IN the natter some
times patrick along with his cart IN the morning
sometimes AT noon, sometimes toward night ana some
times not az ALL and no notce Is gwen OF ms approach
save by bell hung TO his cart and which Is seldom lu
So be the side, set our vessels on the Nh
the cuTbstOue, early in the morning; II he comes
during the day. well: If not take II back, unless IN
the time the contents have been turned over ltO
The street by some misCheyOus boys, scattered aho
the walk by goats, fowls, or dogs. Tmnk Tor mo
Of garbage set out by sunrise thermometer at "
degrees. waiting all day perhaps to be removed and TINS
as a measure OF health!' THREE SCORE.
Aetp- York July 4, 1870.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE
THE CHRISTIANITY OF MR.. DICKENS.
fhe Editor OF The Tribune.

SIR The cavlings of clergymen on the
death OF Charles Dickens call TO mind passage in
Iewess life Of Goethe:
At dinner party certain pietists were throwing up
their eyes and regrettiug that Goethe had not more
purely devoted himself 20 the service OF Christian truth
&c CARLYLE GRIM ominOusy silent, till at last, in his
slow emphatic way he said "Meine Heron, did you
never hear the story OF that who villited the
because il would not light his cigarW
NoSC- York. July !, 1870 CHARLES H. JESsUf'
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DIED.

Al Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed ,oi& fan
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AN INDIAN MURDERED BY WHITE MAN-TI
MURDERER KILLED.

WAsHIYGToN, July 5.-The Commissioner Of
Indian Affairs is in receipt of letter from the Indian
Agent at Santa F6 stating that recently Cook White. an
Oyerseer on an excavation, deliberately shot an Indian
through the head, because the latter did not throw the
dirt enough. Three other Indians in the same pit,
seeing that White relOadng his gun, wrenched IL
from him. and struck him the head, killing him in
stantY. The Indians were arrested.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

e:y Mare oa hands high kind IN single and double har
ness seven yca old and inside OF three minutes
also Top Wagon To bs at Gates stable, als West
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AsFRoIodY9NisrM PAeE. Fourth column ''''-'A'
AND
PAaE-First second, third fourth, fifth and sixth
BoAsS s8'%isD AND LODGING WANTED ELEVENTH pAsr-
SSzh PsizrH
susINEss OPPORTUNITIES NINTH PAor-Firu col
asTsTS fSx
E nSb
coAsTWIsE srEAMsHrrs-rrrs PAer-Ffh and sixth
DENTIsTRY-NINTM PAGE-Second column.
BKESSss B IS LS AND vs
FURNlsHED-rwELrrH PAeE-second and third coi
FANS sasnrA ssn1 column
Dine ARTS NISTI PAaE-ssesond ss column; column.
FURNITURE-NISTn PAsE.second column.
HELP wASTEb FEMALES SECOND FAaS~sscOnS sSdaad and
HORSES. CARRIAGES. 4c.-Fnsr PAsE-seeond and
third columns.
HOUSES: ROOMS 4o., wASiED~SISiiH PAcr-romsn
sseP AND snn
E5Gs
Lost AND FoUND-Ns1n P1eE-Fifth column.
column
NEDICAL-NiNTH PAGE-Fifth column.
MILLINERY AND DKEssMAklNG-FIRsT PAGE-Fomlh
MISCELLANEOUS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PACE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAGE-Fourth column.
AuSICAL-Tw TIL PAGR-First column.
NEW PUBLICATIONS SECOND fAGE-Third column.
PERSONAL L-FIRsT PAGE-First column.
PIANOFORfES-TwELFrH PAGR-Fourth column.
POLITlCAL-NINTH PAGE-Ffh column.
PROPOSALS-TwEIFTH PAGE-Fifth column.
PROPERTY OFT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
nENT-SROOND PAGE-Fifth and sixth columns
REAL ESTATE TO ExCHANGE-SECOND PAaE-Sixh
REAL ESTATE wANrED-srooND PAaE-sx,h column.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES-FIRsT PAGE-Fourth column.
REWARDS-NINTH PAGE-Fffth column.
ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET-TwELFTH PAGE
Third and fourth columns
BALES AT AUCTIOE-kINTH PAGE-Sixth column.
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES- SECOND PAGE
First and second columns
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Third
SPECIAL NoTICEs-FIRsr PAeE-First and second
SPORTING DOCS, BIRDS. 4o.-FIRsr PAGr-second
sTALLlONs- FIRST PAaE-second column.
ETORA0E-SEooND PAGR-Sixth column
SUMMER RESORTS-TwELrTH PAGE-Frst column
The TRADES NINTH PAGE-Thiri column.
THE TURF-FIRBT PAGE-Second column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES PAGE
Second column.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-FrRsr PAar-sxth column
WANTED TO PURCHASE-FIRsT PAGE-Sixth column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, &C.-FIRsT PAGK-Slx.h col
umn.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NfAPLEwOOD BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION-ON
u Tuesday, Sept 1870 Splendid location; Free Excur
SION Free COLLATION.. Every Lot put win be sold See
auction column.
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DRY GOODS.
+. STEWART 4 co.
l.. have largely replenished their
popular stock Of

A. A"Ssn have largely Eei r.pl.u.A.a their
piBBSia' Br.:. dSSd:, ;:sss of
PoplIns Henn.tta Cloths, sstins de Chine, Merinos e
CANT plaid Poplin. coorings, only Doc per yard,
Broadway Fourth svsnus Sinsh ana Tenth streets
AT DONALDSON MEAREs, CORNER SIXTH
SELLING 'pSf oSs and RS kc1ssR1s nsRT i5se REDor1oN
while making store alterations
TO make room for an entire new stock Of Fan Goods
Sash Ribbons Trimming Satin: down.
Now opening large Iot o Feathers suitable fs season,
pr.. Trimming. A:', :'s,1fssz fsizmss 'sT g!is. ss's''
AL reduced to make room for the new stock,
Fine hand made oOrs,.s, Hs, u; ,sIss u ss 81 sa
n sS: s aSa ISL s''' IT,
At DE pERcEyALs. ,7ss BROADWAY, OPPOSITE
ana %sro.. very SS cIes
garments ; handsome AonoGrames and Initials embroi-
Stamping and stamped goods
MADAME COLLINS, ELEvE DE NINE. rIoRINR
"a Lefevre drsssmaking establishment 81 West Eleventh
IN Is on pes @ nu %sS: ID:
city solicited to eaI. ''''
(yARPETs AND FURNITURE.
Great Fan Opening.
best selected stock of Carpets Furniture city
at prices that defy competition.
English Tap. Brussels. 81 20 per yard
English Body Brussels, Sl IS per yard.
English Velvet So 90 per yard.
All-wool Ingram, 65c. per yard.
Oilcloth. 4Oc. per yard
Rugs Mats, Window Shades, &C, at equally low prices
Furniture.
100000 worth Of Furniture endless variety, and all
styles and qualities, comprising Parlor Library Dining
room Kitchen Furniture &c a. equally low prices per
All goods warranted represented and delivered
from the large wholesale retail warercoms 6I2 64
Eighth avenue and 267 269 and 2l West Thryhh
d. KELLY,
successor to II. O'FARRELL.
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A DOWN WITH COTTON GOODS.
Our operations last week successful.
Il 'n0'' '''''''' dull trade had looked in a, either
Atlantic Shcetns for l1Hc. yard,
they would have been convinced that
Il shsens srs f1on sGGa' sa low
and is retailed everywhere for 16c. and lsc.
.n.s eRaasF NJ s per yard
Aso Pree; @ yH@t sased 3 m aT p1Efsn ss wsss Go9s: Is
ySss sRss 4 FSE' vss 81 g. & worth e
b ndsSTs ls pIss. Goods e. 2Ss and sOc
White Bisnkets Al cheap thl. fall.
fey Broeh and wooen shaw 20 per cent
under regular retail rates. o -
H' All Wool Fiannes asc and i5c Good towels, i2sc
Also, from panic auction sales sales big assortment of
ps.Sery aasas, Hosery cks Shirt, and
any other retail tail store store - WV f''s' 'DAA
We only sell for cash. and al goods mentioned above
iosE ss3 fdsaH FS Fiji P III Hsessa s:ssss ST.
"A. WIN open on Monday, September o.
real India Camels Hair slawIs,
s.,., - from Ys $isS s sses se,ysrd,. asg , n,
case. Paris made SIX and foPn Dresses,
Paris msas S@ssHeiss and cos sa sssaR &C.
In designs
Trimmed Bonnets md Hats In fall styles.
large assortment Of
Ladies and children's LTesscs ana Undersarmen's,
in great variety.
Broadway, Fourth avenue, Ninth and Tenth streets.
Il. STEWART 4 co.
A. VIII open on Monday, September5
~ cases Novelties for fall, In
Plain and Fancy silks,
from 81 20 por yard upwards,
cases Trimming Silks and Satins,
in new shades 10 correspond.
20 cases black Taffcta and Fale
from 81 - per yard to S5
large reduction from recent prices.
10 cases PLAIN and coored Velvcts In various widths
b cases colofed Pushes In shades.
Broadway, Fourth avenue, Ninth and Tenth strcea
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LNLEETW GOD PARK,
Il N0RRIsANIA,
WESTCHESTER, n. Y.
6EFTEMBER MEETING, 1870
PREMIUMS $500.

THE BlNGHAMTON FALL MEETING WILL CON-
mence October IL instead Of September 90 Purses,
$lu0@ u WELLS. President
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ORDERS FOR CLEARING HOTELS HOUSES, SHIPS
" OF Bedbugs Roachep1 Ants Moths Fleas, &C. can be
LEFT At H. D1NzIG ERs oncs, 70 Forsyth street. 264
eat Forty frnts
, 1870-12-05

tbs ups and downs Of tho uaarkot. hat ~ "
nulet By speculation. and come down 70 tna
laws Of tfsde-ths supply and dsmand to ra1e
;. Il s ssid th.t ths f.fasr who has hsag
some|hing to atll il i happy man: He mle9t
to command III form rate for hls oorn q
any ttne during the year, subject only 70 tne
Le1timsae laws Of iEade. In Ill caaea, T6eo
la1gs quAnt.tieA Of grain aze stored, we see u
used tor speculative purposes, aud. on tue
~h2ie, 0, no adsantage 10 the talne1, ont
lations Of rallrosd earnings, which fe hhole
to 4buse.
II Chicago loses directly by this changed
condition OF the grain ,rsde, abe has Il more
than made up 10 her in other departments 81
buAiIe+s- Trade must alowly give place 70
hss many advantages, from which she may
reap ncher reward than from any monopo.
y that might b. obtslned from her enlarged
system OF xatohorKiug; while Ut the s2Ine
! time the country will b largely bsnefited
II tho grain dealers Of Chicago rant corn
and buy It; 1t Will not be sent them for sala,
whether thn practices It the warehouses s!e
modified OF net, for the contumer Is laying IN
: bis supplies II first hands. and he must COM
pete with him ,,.
! GRADING coRx At TOLEDO
al 4o4e1c corn - El&ue0 - iuno ofas. cHsst
pure el,ow second: hugh .nlzed, shich must be
tuo-'hirds yeuaw third, lo# mixed, 1ess thka
two-thi1ds yellow; fourth. pure white Eth, no
grade; SIKH, damaged. From this, Eastetn
buyers can reject What they riy ::sAat. A
letter dated25th u1t., from Toledo, slys: Oar
receipts to-day are forty eight cara, thirt, Of
which are h1Rn mixed. hftsen lox mixed, tso
yellow and one no erade and this Ia about
fkiz sample 1t the way sr1tos run herr. East
esu buy e1s thus far take III the corn a. fast ~
received. To-day the prices arc : For yellow, 60
cents; high mixed. 50 cents; Low mixed,
81 csrta; no grade. IS cents" To saua
up, We sre selling our corn At our locI
depots to E1starn bu. ers.
The lakes md can.ls ars not to he ignored
In The grain trade, but they can no longer hold
monopoly OF IT, Ses lines and working
old ones up near their full capacity, viii doubt
less keep pace with the progress Of the West
RURAL,
, 1870-12-05

The Legislature of North Carolina has
xfet,ea eYaf:orrrnor Vance TO the United
S,atca sensie. for the tenn commencing
The 4th OF March next, Already the cry. is
raised that be shall not be admitted, Il is
sa,a md trn,v ,h.t .a n,,tic;na.ad. M t3ov.
-. - 49, go. - H. ~a,.a1,,,, sn5
.hsrato.e rs~s- h.s;no Nast na-dored hs
10 ;ne,ir,ble sevsrsl other no1sons
~ ,.,,s' s.,;.,,,a .,a fo- ~. .na. n.-,r.
1,a.. 1,een admitted br both housas to sea,s
=: r..ata IN +b.t 10 naor{rof7 &c Tho
, 1870-12-05
THE WEST.

Stock Thieves I.Ynched-Ceusux Rc-
,ru,nx-Orntb-Sto kuuda Recoy-
. ~x,.,s.t.c-urvcr,o ~ur.
~
Feyss
spedal pezpateh to The Chaezxo ITnuue-
DENVER, Dec 5.-Three Atock thieves, named
rtatx Cleveland, Tom Madison. And Jack Mason,
xere r.ntnrea AZ Roup0 1In1. ponp1.s County.
r,'. - - ~ -. 49,, sss,.nSa
Cb'oraoo. on 1petdSJ ta&4s Uiea oJ u&ance
ctmH!t1ee, to wtotu the+ made full confeaAor.
ass snsss ws,s Tasr nn,ohs.
oasnue' AA~A No''S'N '''' "~'1@~A
OF olnels.
TUE census OF New aexseo aa9 oeen compIe&eos
sed snos4 popa1an .. fneioatu4 lnnaa.. o.
!E.sa9 Ine cehans 5s.aIns OF Io'ossoo inti'sse
RonuMaon G. aoon1 sss'p. ~ -u,. ,,. -,
4uoee "htna, W - w -. Sas.. u13e " ~
Mien!ean Mno n1!sg% ne7c s9u1 ahs1 " ", ~
mEn ,E euooeut VI 1''"A' u neo1o'4aose u ec
'o s'-
ITO he Assndased Fr*sI
, 1870-12-05

1pssa Of naouldednE Eutrk The bszna we're
quats near tho tack. and It supposed tnsy
a. neillpg mouse WAS saved from DESTRUCTION b. ,ae
exertious Of tho neRhhotx. Hho worked n0h '.
There were burned about 125 tons OF hay. s'tt
bushels OF oats, loo bushels OF oackshea., VIII
coru IN cribs WaRous, aud all kinds nj farming
t5cfs The barn and contents xef'. Insured Ia tae
hartford luaurnnce Company TOT t3.0Go. The los
oyef lbbu, bnue II $1,000
pm n4pElrnrA, Dec 3.-The Girard Tcne Iron
Wn,Is, en- Fl bert sueet, near schny;k,l1, were
burned last right. Lts", SIS. s.ee: aud the insur-
ascr Ia 3luO col. The up2-s asares wrtr necup pied
nv Thouaa Beard Wood, s. ". Welsh i Snu. and
Lawler j :brot lelR. Thee hun'Ired aai my
Vorkmen are deprived Of employment ~ this
'di.aater.t
DErRotr. Dec. 40. u Hcimes' furniture =to'r,
Al Ann Albof. WAS dtsIo5t'l s.y Ase th.s morning
I.n.s, xe1 q D; partlslty iDsuretL
NEW YoRK, Dec. Rat O'clock his noru,cs a
rse hrokr our II, .hr fnuria door cf ba,id1ae tn
the frat OF No. - Ann et1ee., u'cupie,l bF j, c.
Jtsksop. manufacturer Of jewe!ry hnx.a The
flames sp.esd 70 the lo*ss noors, and b. re tarJ
were destroyed. Loss sl5.aoo; partially insured
, 1870-12-05

sisuAslan rrn.lua tho seue. Next TaeeaaJ tas foe
law Of Cong ess compeI8 \ eota 70 % taAs1 . ~
Senator. Il IA thought he'e tina: I'VE Reauoncasaa
members oi the House viii he unseated 1y3ts py If
u.ces the Cun+si uu tn' having been FadssH .!
ollcebodesB at tue time nt khelt election. II ta1s
be nrne II Will uaxe Den orrsLo m1}csAty on
jrtpr ual.ot the prominen Dsmocrauc CAN'T
d.: "a tot senator arc Juhge GoIdth waits. F. ":
81. +, and Colot Il ltensa.w. but 1t II thouRhs
t1ss Leptenan' Governor II 's~h Will he the sue
cesint A.. Il tsuuc. ~ reported, thst num-
h=r Of Republican memoets nave tstas-d to Sup.
men oppe esrss,n "a based usoa seoasor Waraefs
1e,oxai. 10 vote 70, tho tu1damental condition 10
tne apEa,saon Of V1Egtni.. Mtsstsstpn1 FextA, and
Georgia. aud bis usfitendliots+ 70 ne efse OF
Ser nfois Samner and Morton, as vel a. hls cd
ac1se ment o. Aoorex 1nhns;,ns pol'cJ, I,1. Aa,1.
Hsralzep arc prominently named as Republican
easasa wasaNdrox, Dec. a-Goyernor Yarmouth.
. l1t~ ht7r, r. cety~n telefrsm from Capilin
xTtfe, eoulmaudanf 1t he post NJ batnn NnEe,
ia, 81, = {. mpr nsd neea mada 70 sa.ssas nste
Lieutenant BandJp who testified against the baton
Rrupe r1nsrfa 1t NV usA ana-
FuKr MonnoE, Dec a-Tne ship sevsrn. Of the
Nor1h At'srttc squadron, sailed at noons To-day
far thn WeAS IGdiea
, 1870-12-05
The Newyork #or,d SAYS: 1T 9as only az

The Eewyorf Fprtd saJs: It Ezs only Gay
or fwo 70 thai we we're cpngtatulA1HE or conU-
uymtn np The honor dome themsn NJ. seuasda
p.rsou, according 70 the aanonneemsns et.@ .aet &c
ed he N,tsdo uf JspTn. Ant' nov 1opeaH
fhst t, = cure shss inseEae. The .i1y nsre
snfnccd 20 settle the Alahans c'A1uns, and ,uan-
anl andact5 which would excite The ae.peteE
euyJ Of N a1er2Re irterrtewtoR ErooFtsr. ~
nn4 be. tut The exreiku: De Long, woo psosutso
he bonn ID question by representation tnas sns
Sersnl Who had rot Ind aD iuterv1ew w mIca H.
rrfaur prophet IN bis own c0uukr! IT, t9aa tas taS
ipce Alfred who hxd xas IN hi, ana iuams1ta s,
thsi the yenRv anre Of an cuT Ee1 fs2noaS, " oe l
fetow the wretched d+Fpot wno tnoas IA ~, - ~ r.
her eres,est ron to bteAffast o. enafse tn@ y
Ajl rue nus It detrxch tribe 1fnm WI Me.ss O
fhe sprurauerua ufou'e which re nAd neen Rf1sn
70 tuppofe the subumtJ nf ouI seHasu eonaaased
from thr MlfadortAp = Ind
The Ps1oeese Leuise Of Enghnd. u feecnt
musical totree It Rs!uo&al. stn2 pew nsllad,
ne Psfted~ eeupo.sa By r. l;.,ns"s oosa a,Tness
fnr tspsF ya{ce, = The Empress OF ny Soul,
WIN much artistic tasts and entsns :.
, 1870-12-05
MINNE ESOTA,

The Northern Pacific Railroad
Fntwl Accidental Now BaukiaK
House,
eg-oal Despatch u Tbs Chicago Trtbuus.
ST. PAcl, Lee 4-The Pffas nases tuat It !s
pa,t OF the programme Of the Northern Pacific
RaDrcad Company to complete that portion Of the
1,ue Of the St, Paul tacI1c Road from Bteck1n-
I1rRr down The Red River VALLEY TO the Rrtdan
boundary, In case the bill pEusl'o9 for its e1ttl-
sion-Wkich Vas among the unfinished bnAineas
Of The Htuae at tks last sesstan.-sha1l,
a. ts expected. psss Congress. This
would give TWO lsnd giant railroads to tnn Brttaa
l!oe ii Femb1pa. a. m It'd law Ia sti!l In force
Erant{f q lands for the construction OF railroad
iron Crow ~t' and St Cloud to that point
A fatal accident happened nj Forest CITY on
huLllna ty nlant watchinR ruuEays for deer,
when one Of them, NJ. Louis Ritter. seavan9 bis
Mace. bis cnusiu, 3uhn Ritter. shot h!m dead
T. ", Clark i Co, bankers At PbtIalelphis, ara
6tcui 10 open a banking house In this city, and
also At Duluth.
, 1870-12-05
0rndly Aa&an1t hy a Trnmp-zNhn-
N. n n EnMd1lc1 nj n IkiYer I'm nntaIu.


QC1SCr, Dee. s.-A A:tapgrr, travelling m fno1
ahtT The bnttum rnar, JesIs rtyF, entered the
es'dt nee Of fziHer, whose nane ~e mare b. en-
1rstIe 10 asetstaaD. ard akk to stay over night
tIp hetnX Hf1ser, he sGsaulted the farmer W,ln
large kLlfe, fEItcufG Woun1s that Eit eertAiatr
pt,yr 1staL 1ne tR a!ta"r 1uadp goo, hEs escape
Atous ha1t.ps.t ttoek lsst night, t,ap!a,n
Le, IN command OF fha steamer LiET Ct Peklp-
putt 1t GIr FhAsf rnan whom he til was
Trunk. 1hn DOOR nan h4i taken p4sssge. II Is
Ra1. At Hannibal, for rpfnu m rts+F 0inf. m nu
IeachtIg khls Place \ ~ put OF the boat and t1td
on The cn'tf r. st rer:. &c fne tcv~e. IN -4rtch-
lis ard ain ost ltteies8 coEdttop. The pnIee
Trte a1&ifed aud ihe nlsn tsken in chassr, Aad
In twenty mtru es sitter r aching the s.ssian
H1us' he Vas quite dead so ps2e's wers tnuaa ~
o. big PEI ecn 10 q ow who hc WIS. or ~aere &C
ws2 from. md ncty q smat1 am'.utf ~ t9'eet ~,
The CoruEer has tDe rnattes II CD we. a.o -
sf1est Captain Lee on his 1e'uEn tnis sitE t W.
The creW Will b. detatpeu a. vi NESTS % nsrs 1H9
tIque*t Lrr Is ctuturctf III the nuhes .ssass
141xR.-The snan spoken ot. ms ai'eta"o- as - p
having bet put II the TIT "f ftku; ~ MN T
ried E0pu after has no< Jet r en- hs4 '47ir ln e
i?ou, st ID sffl II tessi.r. capan r. = Aee. ~
lie err Of Fek!n and the entire cse~. Mste oe-
tatnt q, this aIr fcocr. a. ots Nc
tlr7. Itix due to Cantatn iee 20 ssase thas ne
was exonera,eu ron plane 10 she mst'er. and
III. hns hsam seems TO Sf*f on TEE secuni ANTE.
| Iarfh Rn,En: V ho put The fosn GU xt-eous AZ
rhnrity 4 t.s.t-.rnrtns rxamssatfcn Il now going
, 1870-12-05
tbs Ctustnuat1 C-m,sesrioI saw.
MISCELLANEOUS


AtSEsnestefaa. y. T., the dancing school Il
held In LeRg HAL
-ooe-hAI Of the oil cloth Manufactured In the
United STATES comes frou AainA,
-As 80 homage - public morality the r.:oy-
<'7"f' eanttaieTss OF the Paris NauonaI Guards are
70 be done avn WITH
The height Of. 4 Pi.Cte's ambition Il 10 msrrr
N1nau with = wtntetb xto1e OF dried grass
hopper.
1t Ia proposcd 70 erect \ hospital in New YORK
for the cure Of toosoco che1esa and gsuoketk
a Boston hook agent vHs repulsed w1:h 4 tack
which landed him 1t The foot Of the s:strs with
bfokrn leg.
The Chinese IN Ca,iforUl1 ara nos ~nls be.
hind the usurez IN tna lottery huHne4a, and hare
sevGN on n1ud.
"a farmer N osange County. Flortda- during
sne eeasou, realizes sl15 month from nina b
nsa& p,antL 80 ~
l in Aballes performed at Berlin, ous scene 10
, 1870-12-05
Tho Prux~tssu uSetauIteT.

'HAL11xo8r, Dec. s-On Wednesday last Louis
Metir, late Buromaxse- nt the eoE1 Of + *rse-
wiz, Psut+fa, had bearing before Crfted states
being fugitive ron }ustser. fot enoezz.,ng pu7
l.c money Of that fosn 70 ths an1onat OF ae1nr
$3.50 Q, and escapfng to the Entted Ssa:eA Tue
reu1t nded - jar, subject 70 the pydef Of ne
nm, a1an Cuptns n Baltimore. uEder tue e1uahl-
ffpn treaty vita PrusstA he confessed the en-
bez1'ement 1t the hearing before The Com.