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, 1870-09-17

Special DefrAtth to The Chtc ago Tribune,
ST. FArt. Mtnn.. Sept. 16.-The Democratic
district Convention. ytst"rdas, ty vote OF 80 70
=. decided 10 E,akc no nomination for Member Of
tur.'. s. and recommended Democrats to support
1Insttns l'onncllg. who calls himself a Peoples
7chs ratitica,iup meeting at 1ngessuI1s l1atl. al
Mich he thanked The Democrats for their en-
~ ssfH"ht, hnf nGaceh himself kQuafe1y upon thu
u h.offattc platform. i considerable portion Of
he gu 81 antloss OF the Demo parry repudi-
ate the arton 0f the convention, ana viii not sup
.r1st bsnoeils. He will probably get from Demo-
cratic and Republican sorehea.ls about enough
yotcs to elect him.
The Democratic Convention in the First Dis.
"on,lnate, c. ii. Buck, Of Wsnons, lot Cour,rse.
HncI Is an anostate Republican Postmaster ii
" mona. under Andy johnson, anA ~ friend Of
Norton. WAS elected bT the Democrats State
Senator last fall No regular Democrat could be
found Who wished 70 .ea'l the lorlorn hope In the
First District
ST. Lorl., Sept 16+-1n The Fifth District the
convention refused to adupt the brown platform,
wherrupon the Liberals retHcd and nominated E,
L. ktuE for CoupresA
ST. L0Cls, Sept l6-Attef the boltess left the
Fifth CONGRESSIONAL ntsss1c. Convention. Eester-
DAT, resolutions endorsing Grants administrator
ana the suffrage Amendment were adopted, aud
Captain Buldttt nominated tur reelection to Con-
Eress by Acclaratson.
In The Twellth Illinois District the Democrats
Yesterday nominated T4l1t.m upaiseu for Con-
st. LoCtA Sept. lk-Tfe Radical Convention In
the Sixth District yesterday Nominated xx-Lieu-
tenant Governor SR1tEh for Congress- The piat-
form adopted Is silent on the suffrage question
tee Of th- Sattonai Labor Reform party tonight
.ominatesi. IN the First Ohio District, tor Con-
ssets Hon Aaron F. Perry, Republican candidate
for the same Office.
, 1870-09-17
ITALY.


LONDON, Sept 1t+-FTom dispatches received
from Florence, 1t would seem tha: the Italians
hare surrounded H"me hy this time. ii tn nfo-
Rramme Of the government hu8 been fa!1hfuliy
carried out.
FLORENCE, Sept 1e.-Af:er the occupation Of
the FaPa1 STILES, ltai5 will Instantly sunni il Il
naftoual parliament, to h. chuscn ty universe
suffrage
4 collision occurred, yesterday. between the
Italian troops anu l'aral Zounves, use kilometres
tfo1n the city OF Rome. Only 4 few were killed
anu wounded tn each s!ue,
The Italian headquarters on Thursday were
fouItetn ii mctres ont II N Rome.
General Ktxio has reached sCaronto. near C1sltA
vecchta. and Doubtless yelItir ami yalmeo,upc
Will bt t.ccupitu to-tlay.
The Renslaru.es, customs officers. aud peopl.
sre flBteru1z!ug With the lsa!laus, and 4re se-
cryed with acclamatlohs-
LohpoS. Sept. lk-The italian uoops have oc-
cu,led Ciy1ta Ieccuia. meeting with no re-
sistance.
The Italian 1eet has arrived tn the vicinity OF
Eiyta SecCh1a.
National demonstrations are male on the ir-
ircaeh Of the troops. WIN are everywhere IT,
r+ised With euthu> >asn, aud with whom the reo-
pie tsaresnize with the utmost frtedom.
Especial pe+pAich to the New York Arsald1
FLORENCE. Sept. 1a-lt Is reported that tue
Pope ha, LETT Rome
The Italian headquarters are ten miles from
that city. Askirmisn took place ur miles from
Rome, between the national troops and Papal
Xunarcs- The latter were 1orce,l to retire, after
suffering sore loss. The Italian forces are ex-
rrctc,t TO enter Rene Tomorrow.
L1SpoN, Sept ia despatch from Milan re-
orts . serious though hr1ef engagement six
niles from Rome. The aaal Zouayea lost 50
killed aud 1&s wounded. The rest surrendered
, 1870-09-17

MILWAUKEE,, Sepr. ls---A IN. eccurre,I- this
tserng. At The residence OF J. r. Frtsh. On Van
RHTesl street. Wardrobe and house damaged
sf,5AH. Rev. d.. Rrnwn. who Was stopping at the
ht.llse. lost TWO I: Gp bouds
JOLIET, ILL.,. sept ts--Anothet large inceni'asy
dte occurred last night Three large barns we're
turned. Tie ire Was discovered at about half-
pas: 10 IN the large barn belonging to the
National Hotel, and It WAS sbon enveioped.
Several raluaule horses and ougg1es we're in me
barn, but were all safely got INT. There we're
also several hogs IN the barn. most Of which were
saved. The barn WIS owned By VIM Adams, Of
Chicago. Ills loss Is about t1,0o0: no 1nsur-
ance. The landlord ef the S.uoua1. Mr. Cas-
well. lost ut t60j in hay and grain: no insur-
ance. y. Kassner, barter, lost about 500, IN
barn and contents. which consisted Of hay. grain.
and twelTe or fourteen ha1yels OF 13ur. He han
40 insurance T: Elick's los. in barn. hay, etc,
Is af'ont $'to or $50; no lasurance. Fn. while
the National Hotel aud other buildings Wete
Threatened. and would probah!J hare been ,ae-
tduyed hut for the e1erdo1s Of tie Fire Depart
ment anti the crowd
Pu1LApELFHrA, Sepc 1k-Tae woollen mill Of
McksTA Hen i Uxte, Of ManyuuK, was partially
000.
.N1lwAgEKs, Sept ia nre in Man,owoc,
Wis, en- the niGht Of the 14tn. burned Ti:as i
Co ; *oot!en and :aw-mtIlS Loss. ts5,V,N.
, 1870-09-17
GREAT BRITAIN.

1aspoS. Sent, 1G-A s1ox mai r,n,- ts NJ,
ranged tetK cen this clty and Paris. bY vav of
am.ens and Rouep
The Empress Eugenie Is sreatly annoyed bv the
army Of sipht-secrs who fo1Iopr nm, stsne :, her
whenever she appears iu pubic.
The yacht Wasp yesterday capsixed tn Loch.
eEuc, lrelan1- The owner and several lalies aud
gentlemen were drowned
Chatles Reel, Member Of Parliament for Hack
neg, To-day unveiled the monument to Alexander
ptfoc at lsuhn!l Fields
!At the Session OF tue BE1t1Sa sclentinc Assocta-
ton to-day, Colonel Rales's letter from the White
S1e was srad subsequently sharp discussion
on spontaneous generation arose. provoked by a
paper Of J. Samuef5on. The result favored the
atmospheric germ, the theory Of spontanelty b.
ing decidedly At ! discount
The E1a,nlHtr says cordial support will lie
given the French republican government
LONDON, Ser.. lathe following French or
de1s for arms and ammunition are being exy-
cute,l in England: 400 boxes OF rides from a
1nau arms company Of Birmingham; SIX cases OF
r,t,ce. from Williamson Brothers: 500 Sn.ters.
res.,r for de1tye.y In London, pr.cc g shlliIncs
.,rh. N nno ionp Sntarrs' cons,cnu, 7,
Rose' 1ea,tenhalj street. qoeoa lona and
sho., SnIa-rs N noo ..s,r7a., " chas.a-
nota m,traflleuse.. and need,e.cuns. 1.ooD
ar1ny Reminzton reFo1yers, Totsl now erecut1ue
ht cnntr.ct IN Htrmtncham. snef,eld. and ian.
don. +oo,oeo, One London house contracts 10 SUP
rly 100000 cartridges weekly. Total order,
80, coo ooo The arms and cartridges are all seur
from Dover, Folkestone, Serha<en, and Liver.
pool
Mr. Lowe, Chancellor Of nc E1eheque1, h a
speech this afternoon At Elgtn pronounced in the
strongest manner against Intervention OF medis-
ton between Erance and Prussia In auy
form whatever. .4ln,efyolsion means ABANDON
ment OF neutrality Int VI. hare M desfre tn he
dra1n Into 4 ouarrrl rot n, our oWn seer,nr. I
, 1870-09-17
R(YEkVttW h1IlttAKr ACADEMY,
Dt,{alty S+bos( nj HARVARD University,

p0UGHK EEFSIE. y. r., OTIS HIsRKE, A. 81.
PRINCIPAL and Proprtrtnr. A wsdr-awskr. fhora79h.
enInk tl 9er boys ss1htaS " b trained for H4e
for Cnl!rfr. fn- vr: Peins. :hr Envnt Ata 1.Y
, 1870-09-17

Eckisth and Frrneh for Fouux Int.- sni Mi-."s.
HHasdiIe aad Dsy Papilr. f3.7 and 1ls3 spslrt--t-
fhtlAd-!phtA P.- Will Erop@n on Tuesday. r-pt ~
siIkru In TIE Inalisntr.
NoUAMF n'II ERvILLE. Princi:at.
, 1870-09-17
Proposals for the Improvement
of the Saint hary's
Falls Canal.

81 m Cd FfsdAy, the 18th day Of September. fs71 II
asroidssee Tisa plans aad to oe .<sa e
seoat aae HUNDRED nd fo,ty tho ....t ds.H ana th
gravel, rebuilding the suArd s+k md il tatt4. md
Tretsins the towpash With stoEe waik. For the pur
price rr- eubic yard ior e1eayA;irs aa dep sti2x n
position. to ee design ated 90 u. ao.h tidt ot tbs
The r.!ettnx wa1l eornpcte and liz auoune fot
Eebui!dins the 9ussd loe1 70 conform % iae rev Y
side.ed ln Ia eutrrty. The work viii hAset, BE- eos1-
ntnet this teascn and continued through ne winter.
II: undertaken. 41d al eorE ta.as and other ~
rliances which would interfere with the naris ati1n
Tho u1ual st:AEaa:ret tie bid viii b. te9Eiec1 j
we'll n bird Il sT-e tic contract
All ra,Sir"A:. Ind blanks will Be- furnished upoo 70
plieation 70 Iii. ORG. Each bid wM b. Il du:a1esse
imptotetaent Of saint Mafr's Falk Canal snd d
dres&ed to the urade11tEaed
, 1870-09-17
The Campaign in Indiana.

ssteiAl pexpateh to The Chicago Tribune.
1Sp'As4roIs. Sept 16-Hon- John Sherman
spoke IN the Masonic Ha11, tonight, to yery
large audience. The political situation looks well
for the Republicans. There Is little euergF tis-
Played By either party, but the ccrrent Is dec!-
trdly in favor Of me Repusucans Il Is now Be-
lieEcu that Voorhees, Will be defeated IN the
Seventh, and fhere u strong probability Of the
Wilson will certainly be elected over GoodinE In
the Fourth.
, 1870-09-17

Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
the STOCK MARKET,
fEW YORK, Sept 1a-Sone Of the Wal! street
markets, artcu!ar!: the stock market, heeia to
show stRts Ut returning ac.lyitJ. Stocks were
r fp1 all ds!, with general advance tn the list.
The 1ar1s st uantact1sns were In Northwestern
prefeHtd, Rocs Island, Lake Shore. st. Paul, aud
pactfe Mail
, 1870-09-17

SKw 0RIkA>s, sept 16-Co17pS-Actve at
iu!l pr1crs; miodnsz. l'A@1sc: sales 100 bales;
TOT the week, 1907; exports. coas1Tise, l,6s3 !:
sales for the week, 63oO.
BhE1ps7rtF-F3our. lower: supeEnne, $as5 !;
donble eItI2- 1910: treble extra fs.37 ta6.aA.
Com easier: mixed, SIC: white, 97e- Oats quiet;
st Lools, asc; Galena, 61,
BRAS-Lower; sales At Il 0tha1.0s.
HA5-FHLoer: prime, fas.no; choice, $1,000,
PRoT1sioSs-pork dull Ness held a. $500.
bacon quiet 1ohbtng shoulders at 1sHc: clear
10 Il 1sa,c: clear sldes 1t I94c; haus al s4kc-
sales At Aa%c.
GRocEKlEs- Sugar At 1sc for prime; molasses
At a5t3 SC fot plantation
NHIsxEY-Sa.e8 at 9pcaf1 ,uaL
, 1870-09-17
CANADA.

American Fishing yesxc1x Seized BIZ
British EnF EcAzcis.
OTTAWA, Sept. 1d-The following Il list OF
American fishing vessels seized By the Canadian
Marine polige schooner for violst1on Of the fishery
law: The J. y. Ssct crson, Womps;uck. f. \.
Naesen, Minnie aud Lizzie 4. Fan. In addition
thr S. L. Marshall was seized By the ship Of war
yalosous and trken TO Char!ostetown. The aoore
seizures, are waiting for adjudication In court.
Tier estimated yAiue Is EG,G00.
, 1870-09-17


10 FEC every quarter Of Paris one after the other,
blown to atoms, md the enemy, corps after corps,
battalion after battalion, IN tue samc grave With
my resotutc fellnw-citixeua' A hf uttered tho
sentiments In eloquent, thrilling language In a
voice of measured gravity, looked at the faces
OF the ladies' At the table. They were grave and
SOLEMN but serene, and ha.i not the falntest trace
CT the dread Of such d fearful catastrophe. In
'ha1 way, said Hugo, Parts must perish. While
Tue SPECTACLE may hort1ty the world, II viii be fol
lowed hy resurrection OF the democracy Of
llc catas.rpphc-'
'' This Is only fair specimen Of the fntrtt nre-
sai!tnE here The holstlng af the rcd ua, at
Lyons, In defiance OF the government. creates
pain and uncaslocss. Severe measures WILL t,c
taken against the onendera
"The naulea Of the editors who left patt. an to
be published.
'The woskmen Of the cit. form slx,.-slx f,a,-
tallons, comprising eighty thousand MEN. TheE
city, and are determined On war Of ex.eymtna-
uon-
Hylsi.9rs to Paris viii remember Cotle's reatau-
rant car, OF the Hue Royale and Hue St uonosa,
As left the F1sce de Ia C0ncoEle crowd va.
gazing Al the closed shutters OF the restaurant or
which vi. written, In large letters, In chaiE
CLOSED In consequence Of robbery. Forty cen
tines, eight sous, for 4 small loaf worth TWO soux
Une franc seventy centtmes fox book beer. Jusuc<
has been done. Closed By order of the sovereign
people, TIL the cnd Of the WAR;
R1sNARK's POLICY.
LosoDoS, Sent. 1e-Persons In close relation.
with DIFmark insist strongly that In the ueRosia
tions for peace he will not discuss technical 4ues
tions, nor ask by Whist tile any French Govern
men, holds power, provided 1, can guarantee th,
cfHtutlon fhe fat1ua which 4 nUfNR&
, 1870-09-17

The pr1t fc1M WILL hrein Sept y. S"ieDonEuAt:enai
se.s rcquir.d nt PEofe.s"Fs or sf1arntF p~nntas1
tataukur wilt t,e trnt application To Print. OIL
YER STEtkSS, D. D.. Or P1nf. F. j. FtuSt;.
, 1870-09-17

NEw YoRK, Sent. ia Lnullon special states
that the French neet will sail at cnce upon some
aggressive mission, fr:m which much ls expect
ed. Tile mission Il kept sec ret, hut will soon be
leartl fru1.
lEHltS, Sept. t6.-The blockade Of the German
ports UPON the Baltic and North seas ceased on
Sunday last
Dispatches from Kocnt2shurR, colturR, ami
ncntzit, upon The Baltic, report tile disappear
ance of tho French b!ockatilng squadron on thoss
ror.s. 4 despatch frhn Hamburg announces the
CT ssa:ion Of shc bit'cIa,le upon tue North Sea
and the opening Ut the Elbe, Oder, and othe.
rtvtrs thctc. Together with the departure Of tht
Freuch squatlfon seuthwa1dly.
, 1870-09-17

FAIL RIVER, Sept. 1t-The srlnners' strike has
enfed, and yrste,Iay many Of them went to wpsk.
some we're accepted and Others rejected and will
not be employed again Some mills compelled An
agreement on the part OF the woIkmen that theF
should belong TO no morc unions. The mills are
NOW fIt ming, nearly All full The strike lasted
tTo Months and resul.ed disAHsouslJ tor the
stI5hess oniy ~ the ioas IN wAEea = about hall
, 1870-09-17
The suffrage Question in 81nxy-
land.

Special Ds+pssch to The Chicago Tribune.
WAsH1SGroS, Sept 16.-As evidence or the
course democracy Is taking IN Maryland, in re-
gard to the negro vote, at the convention in the
Fifth Congressional District. yesterday, Hon
Bstns Compton, Late President Of AA.y-
land Senate, Argued In favor Of recognizing
'he new element in The vote Of the population. Il
= As the duty OF the aenocrAcr, he said, to H.
struct the ec3ared voter and shox him With which
however, there WAS much oPpoattto1 to such sen.
ttnents- The estimate OF the coIored vote OF
MAITLAND varies from e3.No0 to $500. II the Re-
Of earring the state, buk tmAll division will
give It to the DetuocraiA
, 1870-09-17
TIE WEST,

Hormon Militia Gatherings E0rbld-
den by Govcrnor $hntfcr.
SALT LAEE, Sept 16-(ioyesnor ShaneT, eo-dar,
Issued proclamation forbtditnR the assembly OF
the Mormon militia. and ct all gatherings Of
armed persons within the Territory. All arns
and ammunition now In possession OF the militia
are Ordered TO be turned over nj once to Colonel
william y. Johns, Assistant AdlEtaut General
GtEeral r F.. Conner Is appointed Major General
OF militia.
, 1870-09-17
OHIO.
The Fall Trudc in Cincinnati.

The Fail Trudc In Clnclnnnti.
CINCINNATI. Sept 16-The fall trade Is setting
In well sh0 ntpc lArKe increase over last ye4E,
and ID many casea being larger than In 1864 Ii
nanS branches ot business sales for August ven
double those Of the corresponding month n
year.
Work for the approaching Industrial Exposition
as now going on i, rapid ratc- The committees
arc working day and night
, 1870-09-17
EXCURSIONS,
EXCURSION To MILWAUKEE,

The taExr and Magnificent Sfec-Whcel Steamer
SHEBlDY&AN.
VIII Ee.se Gtx.DRIcH'S STEAMBOAT LANDING,
fur kae and MI,w xHke-. thi. tssttsasl evening.
kett at 1'ci,ex. Ietufnfuk. will Irart Milw ktu
SuId.s. n .ck,.A r. IT arr's:n5 i. CicaS' stou.aJ
ou1y St.lG, berth. included
T G. H3TTIY. S,,t
, 1870-09-17
Attempt to Throw n Railroad Train
from the Track.

Srrcdal prtpsteh to The Chicago Tribune.
QClSci, Sept l6.-Sorne dend IN human shape
Placed crus~-fIe on The track OF the Chicago,
Burlington Quincy Railroad, near Fowler Sta
tion, Yesterday morning. for the purpose, Of
cou sc, Of tfxDwtnR III train from the track, re-
rasdlcr- RI c'ns-9ucnc. $ Fortunately freight
enpEe Struck II at reduced rnte Of speed, and
hraCrfd II quite is.A Anc" bcforr the train was
Stal ped, not doing any harm. i passenger train
as uu' III 1i1letn minutes. and would have n+eu
rurr'rr at high rate Of freen, which would
PROBABLY hasr Resulted in killing large number
Ut passengers,
4 f1"G. train on the Hannibal 4 St. Joe Rail-
r al wa- thrown fEu!n the track nenr Cameron
junction last night. The engineer was slightly
hurt The traia WAS considerably smashed ur.
, 1870-09-17
Michigan Republicnn State Central
G0M@ikIec.

SreaA1 D<.pateh to The Chi<aeo Tribune.
DEIkoi1. Sept 1s.-The Republican State Gen.
Uni committee organized to-day hr electnG q. 4.
Smith. Of kalamazoo, Secretary; John Hiobar'.
c. mm,1tet consis,ins Of s. b. Bingham, Cnai1-
tnan; J. O'Donnel1, Of Jackson: G. K. Robinson,
81 East Saetnaw: ". ~ Mitchell, of 1oaia aul E
Lelavouf, Of Wayne
, 1870-09-17
Ronde Voted In Aid OF ttlc Oshkosh
L. 1tfA&aAzInni 3fnilrnsad.


Special Dttn.tch 10 The Chicago Tribune
OSHKOSH, WIS.,. Sept. 16.-At a special election
held here Today, on the question Of approprtatlng
f.a0a 10 bonds II the city. fowari the cnnssruc-
tlon Of the Oshkosh i Miss!ss1p! Railroad, the
question vas carried almost UNANIMOUSLY. But
fourteen votes were cast against the proposition,
Thts tukurts tho building Of the road TO Mpon.
, 1870-09-17

News from tllc Big IlorM Expedition.
ONAHA. Sept. l6.-Matl adrtce4 from the Csnw
AGtncy, Montana, saF that thirteen nf the Big
Horn Expedition have arrived there, with two
waCuus They ha.l no trouble With the Indians
AID nothing pI interest occurred.
, 1870-09-17

ST. FETKrsBCEG, Sept l6-The Journal Of this
city, cfllrtal organ, regrets the refusal OF the trus
ian Goycrnn nj to IT. at only WITH the French
Emperor for peace The Journal ssys,a Napoleon
cannot again reign IN France, he cannot enforce
treaty.
, 1870-09-17
INDIANA,

Populntinn of Gnd1nnap0lix-A
Hntch OF Indictments.
Special D.rpAteh to The Chicako Tribune.
INDIAN &ro1is, Sept 1&-Thc census takers for
this city have completed their work. The total
amounts 10 4n.s4S against mo In 1so There IL
ErneFn! belief ihnt the work has ht'en tnrer-
feftfF done, and that the population Is some
thnnsArtlh larrcr
The grand jury to-iay returned s3s Indictments
, 1870-09-17
DcmocEnstc Stnxe Nominations In

ST. Lor1s. Sept i6.-The Democratic State Cou-
vennon OF Kansas met at Topeka, yestesday, and
etnoF. n Sharp: Lieutenant Governor. 4 ].
Allen: Secretary oi state. C. c. Duren Auditor,
u. MeAehcu: TEeasursf. g. e. Lepna1t: Supef1n-
p.aE r. u: :r,ps E.Ecfs L :4y:s :. @.xp3
, 1870-09-17

Another Democratic candidate for
Governor of TcuuerAcc.
NASHVILLE. Sept 1k-N GOLFER, Democr1t,
annf unces himself ! candidate for Governor,
AxatpsI BtpNn, the r4ItY nominee
, 1870-09-17
zenith ConEFe.AiuuAt District, In-
dlNnR<


danna4
CoLrxBfA CIT, Sept. Is.
II tie Editor Of The CAteuoo Trt5une;
The Hon. William Williams. Republican cAut3t-
date In this district, spoke to crowded hUuse III
this place, last nlRht His speech gave entire sat-
Gratis admit that ii was the lest slseecn be evcr
made In this place. He very ably sl.scussed the
te,4n question, atd VT we're gsat11et TO nnd that
bis views were cutie In harnouE with the position
OF your excellent journal on thai oues,luu uuIiug
the two hou1s' speech he 1ecriyeI the clpsest a.
tent.on, and vas reseateals enthusiastically
cheeIed. The meeting wts complete success,
and le1t gnod smpres-icn His election, BY =
greatly Increased ma]or1t5 IN the dlsrirt, is srt-
tied bty oud ali dU1os- REPUBLICAN,.
Nefnda Democratic SouatMatto onx.
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. ld--The Nevada Demo-
cr3uc Stzte Convention yesterday non!nasei Ma
tor L r Bradley for Governor, ani Frank Denver
iOt Lieutenant Euresuf.
, 1870-09-17

The Election Hill in the Legislature
Condition OF Attorney General
AkcTKunu.
Special Despatch 70 the Chieaso Ttfbupc
ATLANTA, Sept ls>-Thc Election bill, intro.
du'ed IN The House, to-day. will craate much tts-
cussfon.
Attorney General AkerEoan was taken TO nr1-
vate residence. He 8 some better, but il quite III
, 1870-09-17

At 10 o'clock In the forenoon. In pursuance Of
dr. Of thr Board Of Surcrvi~'Es Of nEr.u County. Ill.,
will rroeeeI TO se!l ut puoic -alr thr following Dr.
"etef amp aod.. titnssd In The Cruaty Of ltu.ean
afnsr1aid and dtse1ted a,.d appraised p.s fo
lows. tn wit:
Part Of orctlou- Sec. Towu, Range. Acrt. cts
, 1870-09-17

bo' rAuonal banks, ARAln-t
cooie labaT, and accepting the Fifteenth Amend
me Z as rLaI,t5,
, 1870-09-17

The Boot and Shoe business Ein b. eensinact :; -
in raue ard n. E. Moran is declared ffes st9 ~
dues and iahtts Of the lstt h1.l VI Morgan 6soef
""'-A 'o'e@N''07 A CRAs. L RYDER
Chieaxa. Sert Is. 13.Q,
, 1870-09-17

7, cop.1onrrrt Of the recent Ere. Mt hs*e !tnhEtd
onr to thst VI Phei,4, p1Et tal1aek - AID ~
Wabaeh.a~.. whtEr ne .E1A DC Ft9seo ~ NE ooe
fseaa' aoo K1RrLASD. oEDWAT / co.
, 1870-09-17

m EnAEAl-,

Thr FnfyNCRfs UNIVERSITY, fnzl,r.ly ta>7,.
=. The lh-ss. Nrrtl tstrn C.,re,.. will n,-.a liz
thr rnnai cnnrr- nf Ne I-ai Lcctnstr. 1t Ea'.-o.
tie INIT monday in January A. L. III. for .ol.
ar-h'~- artdnrs WM- A. uUHsE, No. I'll MaIisuu,t,
ResotuQ q
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-11-18
..-,...-.-. A48hooking Scene.


On Tuesday last at ia NJ, tho extreme
penalty OF the law was curricd into effect hy
the 'langng of Lewis Berry, one of tho bur.
ties to tie murder Of NIr. Dunwoody. and
John Swcedenlurg, for the cold.bloodcd muir
DEF his owl, clild by drowning, both color.
cd. 'IGAt mn carly hour the streets leading to
the Jul wero crowded by black men, women
and children, drawn together by desire to
See the suife,in.s Of two wrctchcs about to te
spctdca into eternity; to hear what they had
to say to see them escape or be rcpricvcd
or, what is just as likely as any, the orpnr,u.
nlty to have holiday, and injurc their en-
pi"yer's interest BE this MS it NAV, there
could not have been less than fifteen hundred
assembled About half past eleven the con-
denncd made their exit from the jail tp
wagon in which there were two collins, aud
on which these unfortunate creatures sat,
singing loudly. and the solemn procession,
guarded by file OF s"ldicrs, nadc its way to
the nr"n space in front OF the ,lnpnt, Where
WAS the gnlInws. Lewis Berry talked 70 the
large crowd, expressing his happiness that,
hcing innocent OF tho crime of murder, h,.
could die calmly. TO the last he persisted
that he knew nothing of the murder till the
morning after the fatal deed. aud that the
other two, john Sinslcy aud Steve Coleman,
were the chief actors These, it viii he re-
mcmbercd, we're cleared hy Il jury of their
own color, While Berry and his wife. the two
perhaps the least guilty, were convictcd.-
After n short address, he requested his friends
To join linn in singing hymn, which was
dune, aud then he offered prayer for mercy
Sufficient time was allowed him for this ad
dress. Swccdrnburg had nothing to say
himself, but friend. preacher we suppose,
made a few remarks of warning against crime
in general, sang and also prayed. Az tie
time drew near. the friends and relatives of
th Sc unfortunate mcn were allowed to draw
near and take fna leave Of them The
scene Was affecting. and one Of the saddles t
ever saw ot the kind At huf.p,st
Twelve the Gays wee drown over their heads
hy 'lc sl'rii, ;nii Sc ;Uvncl and lett before
t!c i!nnl drop WAS u,ndn and ". regret to say
that trnunh sDnc nc,hcntnl cause the dror
was ia,u;r ct.u ut the ropes hrcakiny and
in cnt>,qneUre 10th OF the .prn fell to the
ground, suftrin. 10 doubt double death -
The rope hci,,m tied and nfherwisr ula.ic ready :
iin.l'y the "Xrcuiu', II rn"ih. took place
ana >n,r tie jr t!ry ..,i i.rtr.td was yielded
MS an n&l,i,;!u'i So III" riI'., r, Law During
the wirn'' Nr',n. = rry WAS elm aud resigned,
hnt III. other seemed somewhat aSitalcd-
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