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The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-06
Financial ana Commercial.



The course Of the mon ey market las not
changed much from the stringency noted
in our last. The demand IS still active.
The forthcoming report Of Secretary Bout
wei is aDxlously looked for IN financial
circles. Also the semi-annual dividend.
All have their feet DC The money market.
Exchange n New York is III better sup
ply, buying par 10 50 cents PER 81 ,cC0 dis
count selling, ard 81 50 Per sl,O0 premium
Government bonds have had teady
market the pas, week. Tue transactions
Ia them have been larger tban usual, the
present low rates iuGuc.ng capitalists TO
iRye I.
BANKABLE FUNDS.
III. 3. Treasury Notes.
National Bank Notes.
the following QuotGi iOus ARE from the
OH -e OF the Eercnants' National Bank
UNCURREST.
State Bank of Indiana. dis.
State Bank OF .-........----.-lOc "
Indiana Free Banks...----........lO TO DC dis.
Eastern Bank " Otes. ~ 10 &c "
Riahters' SanE OF Tenn ----.-----.-----.5sie
Uufon Bank q --.--.----..-.---.-..SOc =.
Other Tennessee Ban Es..-.-...-.-.60 to SOc 90
Virginia, North and south Carolina,
GeOrzia. Alabama and I49-...l0 10 Sue a.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-06

I The weather yesterday was chiefly
cloudy and warm, with a tremendous
gale rising almost to the dignity Of q
hurricane, from early morning until
after noon. The mercury was ranging
about CO.,. The river had risen 7 or
inches, during the tWenty.four hours
ending at BPM.
Arrivals and Departures.
The arrivals and departures up 10 3
Pm. include the Dwight Newcomb,
from Cairo; Fayeite, Henderson and
return; Tarascon, 90 Louisville;
Quiekstep, Cairo to return; Minnie, TO
NeWburg.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-06

Dark Tens Csc; bright Tens 75aS0c; bright
Virginia. pounds, halves and quarters,
90c8sI 10.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-06

The marks last evening indicated
six feet teninohes and falling slowly.
The weather was all that could be dc
sired for operation. Trade on the
landing was brisk, shipments large.
Several boats are announced 10 leave
this day. -,
An exohango says: The practice Of
Insulating steam boilers with a loose
j4ekct OF wood on tin. and filing 10 the
/ .avity between the two surfaces with
plaster of PaiiF, 10 nov coming into
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-06-25
N NOtiicei

The County of Yuma
 Yss Al c. II
 George 4. Johnson Ieecal
 Alfred 4. Wilcox an5 n aat {,
 Benjamin NJ. Harts- oi 2; lae,
 horne,-defendants. VI 4'-'a, Action Brought ia tbo n.
 Judicial District. in .-5 s5a 5
 Yuma and Territory o, l1 5.; ' i
 The Territory of Arizoas ''' George 4 Johnson, AIfra5 1 s jamin NJ. HartshoFne, defen5,',S d. ' Ia, $
 You are hereby summonss., in an action brought aeain,. -l0 f. nemed plaintiff. in tbe 1. !'9 Judicial district in and fo- | and Territory of Arizona '-' ', plaint filed therein, within trr..l' a'.sa of the day of service, aftsr ' i this summons, if served gitb;s b;,''.s served out of this County, S-t @ trict thirty days; otherwise ,,,.,. r, 7..l judgment by default will ba .- according to the prayer of said --.' .
 This action is brought to v..,- two thousand one hundred arI lars and fifty cents with ir,.-.'- - '-.' rate of twenty per cent. her a. .. ' first day ofDecember 4. D. l3ss 'l sum of twenty five per cent on % . ' delinquent taxes due and un5,ii D. 1869. -' @
 And you are hereby notified tb.. appear and answer said compla;,.. ed the said plaintiff will taEs ;,.. you for said sum of two tbor... ;~ and thirty-seven dollars and sT.. per cent and costs.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-06-25
NEW ANCARPETs and BLANKETS

We have on hand and are constantly re- csiving full assortment of every class of goods suitable for this market, which we offer on the most reasonable terms One of our firm resides in New York City for the sole pur- pose of buying goods, and beingi1 market con- stantly. Our merchandise Is purchased on the most advantageous terms. Those who deal with us can rely upon our stock being of the best quality and at the lowest prices. We would call the attention ofmerchauts from tbs Ter ritory as also from Sonora, to our well assort- ed stock especially suited to their market, and can confidently say 1t will be to their advan- tage to examine it before purchasing elsewhee
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-06-25
Notice

The County Of Yuma Iat5.1
 plaintiff, See5s5.I
 ys. in all {, Henry T. Stevens of I'm,
 and sf 47.,,. David Nehar, defend ants.
 Action brought in the Dis,re
 Judicial District in and for the .. and Territory of Arizona.
 The Territory of Arizona ss..l Henry T. Stevens, defendant. You arc heLeby summoned anI r pear in m action brought ae2ir..r plaintiff, in the Distric. Court. District. in and for the County of | ri;ory of Arizona to answer th. therein, within twenty days lozc of service) after service on yoa if served within this county; or this County but within this Da daysj JnerHlSe EltRln LOry li will be taken against you acc.!4 Of said complaint.
 This action is brough. to rseulI six hundred and seventy dive l..aI est thereon at the rate of tr-~ a annum, from the first day cflI l669-and the further sum of tF.-E.I on said amount for delinquent ma7 paid for the year 4, D. 1869,
 Andyou are hereby notified .l..I appear and answer said eoup.aia: 1. qu.red, the said plaintiff vii. a gainst yoI for said sum ofs.z lll-& y-dye dollars, interest DOT eeltal--
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-06-25

Given under m, SEAL seal of the ds- | j 9th day Of Jun. 9wl8j J. V. Da,,,
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-06-25
U. $. M AL and Express Line FIo1
 N. Ii. to Tucson, A ]

THE undersigned will run 3 " horse coach between the above .- ing at Mesillo, with stages Tor 'ii- :. East Fl paso, and San Antoll0' z uTcson, with the Los Angeles 2ll SC emi-Weekly Stage Line' anu ll' for Hermosiilo and Guayma'' >'-.- connected stage line for any pom F States on the Pacific CT Atial.S r ointment, nd points in no'-''- Moxico. r-.
 Particular attention paid to -'f and comfort to Passengers. s.
 The company are responsible ..', .@, matter sent by their line exceP' ''' and high water. ,,..;g
 Buggies leave Tucson ana AS''- day at 4 o'clock, p m.
 D'S0H' A. 1' DAVIS tB43S
 o.o4 La Nas-
, 1870-11-18

Assurances of every description on sim
gle lives are granted by the Society for
any sum from 5OODollarSto 10000 Dollars.
Premiums are received Quarterly, Halt
yearly, or Yearly, at the option of the
Assured.
Assurers wishing to discontinue the
payment of their Premiums, may either
dispose of their Policies to the Society
upon equitable terms, or obtain a free
Policy for a reduced amount.
Loans are granted to Members On the
Security of their Policies.
All claims occurring by death are
promptly met within 8 months after salts
factory proof of such death has been re-
ce'ved by the Society.
Strict Investigations into the position
OF Che Society are made quinquenniaIly,
and the surplus then existing is allotted TO
the Members, after a sufficient sun has
been set aside for the purposes of the
Reserve Fund. The next investigation
and Division Of Profits, will take place at
the 31st December, 1870.
The Society has Agencies in nearly all
Of the British West India Islands.
Actuary-ALEXR. S. BURNETT,
Secretary-HENRY CRUMPTON.
MEDICAL EXAMINERS:
Dir. Won. BRETON. DR.. HOLM.
Forms of Proposal, Prospectuses, and
every information may be obtained from
f. 3. GRIFFITH, Agent.
, 1870-11-18

BARBADOS Mutual Life Assurance SOCieyt
ESTABLISHED IN 1910.
INCORPORATED BY SPECIAL C 1851.
CHIEF OFFICE:
No. 20, HIGH STREET, B~RIDGETowN, BARBADOS
PalHIS Society, which confines It's bust
a ness exclusively to assuring the lives
of persons resident in the West Indies,
presents advantages such as no other AS
surance Company, labour1ng in the same
field, can offer. It's scale of Premiums,
although considerably lower than that OF
any other Company, has nevertheless been
found quite adequate TO provide for the
risk OF life in the West Indies, and suf1i-
Gent 10 create large SURPRISES, out OF
which Rever<ionary Bonuses, averaging
p per cent per annum upon the amour
assured have been distributed among q G
Members of The Society
Its career, during a period Of 80 years,
has clearly demonstrated the fact that the
lives of persons residing in this part Of
the world, are, when carefully selected,
almost as valuable as those inhabiting
Europe, and that they do not demand
such excessive Premiums as are charged
by every other Company.
The following abridged Table shows
the Premiums required to assure 500,
or the whole term, upon a single life:-
, 1870-11-18

doing garrison duty and guarding pri-
soners.
A special correspondent at Berlin, writ
ing Oct. 31st, says :-"Europe will find
herself taken aback within a week at the
new triumph Bismarck'S genius has
achieved in quite another direction than
that looked for. Be prepared for a big
thing close at handsome BonapartiSt
scheme which Bismarck's party has hid
den beneath the armistic negotiations.
The cessation ofhostilities during twenty
five days gives such a balance of military
advantages to France that Bismarck could
not have granted such terms without Sc
cret reasons,
Lyons is we'll provisioned for the i'm
pending scige. All wit in the fortifca-
lions have agreed to defend tile place to
the last extremity, emaIating Paris and
Strasburg. The departments of Rhone,
Asne, Loane Snd Lower Drome Ardeche
are in a state of siege.
Advices from New Brisach have been
re-received to the 3rd inst. The wood
work in Fort Monitor has taken fire, and
at three o'clock in the afternoon was still
burning ierceIy.
November 5th, p. m.
LoUdOn.-A despatch from a special
correspondent ofthe "Tubune" at Berlin,
to-day, says that the negotiations for an
armeStice were broken off by Theirs, un-
der instruction from Paris.
The reason has not yet been made
public.
THEIRS is to leave for headquarters at
Versailles.
November 9th.
London.-Thiets has received orders to
break off the negotiations for an armistice,
and to leave the royal headquarters.
The cause Ofthe rupture is believed to
be the persistence of Bismarck in insist
ing in guarantees for inc cession of terri
tory.
The war goes on. The PrussiaO AM
Dassador at London says that the struggle
will continue all winter.
The City Council of Cork has passed
resolutions in favor of the release of all
political prisoners, and against the Italian
occupation of Roman territory.
ROchfort has resigned his position on
Committee of Defence, in consequence of
a misunderstanding with the government
on the question of Communal Elections.
He has not been seen since.
London, Nov 5-Consols 934.
New York, Nov. 7.-Gold 11O8.
A despatch to the Associated Press, and
a special despatch to one Of The New
York papers both declare that the nego-
~tiations for an armistice have been ap-
ruptly broked off by order of the Psris
, 1870-11-18
r q p O z r
OF the Receipt ofDeposits at the st. Croix
SAVINGS B N K,
On Saturday, 18th Novbr. 1870.
Receivers

IN C"HRISTIANSTED:
Capt. B. P. de NnIIy, Trustee.
G. B. Meyer, Esq, Member.
In FREDERIKSTED
Judge c. Sarauw, Trustee.
Amount oftormer Deposits $341,736 80
2 deposits Of 20 cents each.
II above 20 cts. and under L.
, 1870-10-06
OHIO.
SrcnnA HsaF OF the Southern CoGs-
,Mercinl Convention mt Ctuclu-

Srcnna Day OF t:ae Southern Co4..
,Mercinl Convention mt Gtuclu-
nRt6.
C1SC1SSAT1. Nct. a.-The Southern Commercial
L :vcrstou WAS csl!e.i 10 on!cr II 1rcsileu; CAT
:: At 10 s<io>l. I.ayer was offered ly E.y. Mr
L::ctt. The rcatling OF the minutes rerc t,,spens
Hfth.
MI. Stannar1. Ut st. Louis, offered resolutscu
Ling the hours OF tho mtrstn, fTpn IN II, /, , se
:, aEsl to H. une-s u:h.FH!-+. or.tuIe.l Is the
r1ytnt'6n. .adertcl.
~ 'eh T1s tic announcement t'F ;hc srrerA: Sia.es
~ ;he selection Of members X committees 10 cat
"t sne 1Hea;y-oar tsEcs to con,c l;e1o.c the con.
IT the Louisville Convention were presented, au,,
'c!rftcl to arpzcrItate committees.
Speeches 70 Ten rnicn:cs was adopted. The l)ls.
tItrt hf CEIutD1 WITS a,hl..i tn tie it3t Of States
y. T.: hanks. u Massachusetts,. a1l J. D. Wilson.
mir ,l"lteacs f.7n. sa<sasau scfts and ths bs.
ufct CT -Co'u1nfsla, tEer were granted leave to
sc've IN rs nang standing committees as they
IEnose.
ia n1ossen ii Ms- Fossaa, OF Texas, a specte,
railroads
In mcttnn n! Nr. t'cle, of Tennessee, a cor-
uitIcc M railroads generally was cseasctl.
i tes.'luituM wa- odeft3l l.r MF. NacoEah, IT,
"lar!oc in fssor Of the frituilE lufeErostrton nf
,hs tn!ts1 st.tss 70 O. Ssc..,- Egre,1s resce 'e
frNssis. 1t was declared mt IN order. Suhsn-
Gues;ir, the rules were suspended ard TIE reso!1-
::cn was brought hetnrr the convention
y cal. Was Ml,1e for L div !@un, NJ all might be
N fas"r rt an eaFy peace hat not IN favor ot aus
interference lsy this government. The Cha'tm4n,
y. T. fank%, .cc;sit! That tie Resolution was nn{
susceptible /! division. hut vote n.ight l taken
separately oa the preamble aad tae resolution
sfr. Snyder, If Tennessee. moved II lay the res
clu1ion IN the ta',!e, faFlie't.
, 1870-10-06
SPAIN.

NAnE1p, Oct s-EyentuE.-Thc whole peninsula
n II the w!A st state OF alarm eo account or The
sasaEes ati.! spread Ut the yel!aw fever. Tie
.i!sl.,Iic has ALREADY spre1d With serrthlc cn.rs
crer Tho entire east, sou,h, and ives: coasts. At
Fa}cAf:a AMI scar.ara atlscaf1 panic ,ns srIzc.l
u7sn the tcnc1-s:r!c5en Inhabitants, and the
military lily 10 prevent them In thcr Efforts 10 Ay
it0m The plague. Along the west coast, whc.e
the rlTa-cs hare hecn most Disastrous the .nl,ahf-
tanfs arr dying TO the Interior to escape The ,ls-
'asc- hut arc refused shcter Of attention By the
'onrtss people. The military cuants are being
:apdy established to prevent the nlsht ri tue IN
aa'htsnts t' tho '1tsaectc.t points, and the most
cucsErts: Eeass1Tcs will l'c rrrxuc,i By the Snv-
s1n1nsn' 10 rrrseas further srrcad Of the fatal
disease.
MApE1p, Oct a-Ttc rnmtto tas snrcai "a
-Alteantc- Citizens are iravsnE fowl
oiczaga's resignation as Minister 10 France has
ise+n snrtnhlsy accepted.
ntIcavy rams hare 3a!cn In ya:ca..a r.~eHe1r
The streams ntc swollen 10 an uausua, e.f-f,,
Much Astnagc Is done.
IS1rcal ne-rs.eh to The Scw Ye.k Tiua,,
LnSlbS, Qct, "A Madrid correspondent ,e1A
graphs: The resignation OF Gtoxaca, Spanish
Ambassador 10 rar.s, Is likely to lead 10 serious
.esulss. 1t Identifies him with the republican
party. ana adds crcaI strength to the movement
in iavUr Of FIanrc.
, 1870-10-06

Srccial De.pa,eh to The C1ireso r::ht,e-
1Sn!AS&r0I.s, Oct. h~-tr to this IT orrtng. fte
thinf '1av Of The fatv there has lccn !t!e wnstl
Of mote. In tact The Work u Ee,tic. thngS J.:
place In yct IN great actirify. The show, as
whole. Falls mnci. 1slcw 'hat III lHtruis, but II il
~ Eahi Respects i: a'.vaLcr t:lit q i.s: Sc r..
a pEbsl tnent feasn,s IL the ntiis ami i.1a-
cR1HeS trF tEr TnfktAg as timber, Just What VT
should exprl IN state 50 rich Ill ynluahc har,l.
WIGEI tin.iset. FUrt.t Chyles iNt Ilt:ny III t,tses
arr represented TIE k,u, u ,i1aiE-filc Is a1s.
1t.. JnE1 crsf The r1yrte :stH.e must s,r con.
sIt'tr. The 'lt,ch for tho opening OF drain for
tie. lcois a. lslvlL II woul1 work in tlther orcn
in H.. lie - c;a,,pe,l 70 cr,crt this .,o, xorl
1t Is Il. hart 's!a re:k.s5a. ca1.s:. 10. :.ous
lnov3tg, for mc ktrg ,,r!e ,lrahs, or rc-nrcnln.
titctcs TOR se-isAtIishg Is in improvement oseT
Tier. are faFm ,rt;s from Sh1ney 0l4ic weigh.
trF fftri ~ ia ss' rHas.ss. THIS e!Hss oI bells
ct:sss :!e faImrEs nlyut twelve cents pound, anu
MIR Ct n.tpc into general usc.
ltax Fskt~ are N AiiratArr, Lus ! see no 1lets
:tafurs IN them. Grain slsil'> n.r Also nunlrru..
star grain 'lri!t. fny sowing wheat among The
standing cnrr, Il Ai>0 i nse'ul implement.
Ct,:eE 1Iil1s u1c ass.l.t!ani. tut .uE IloosIcz
mill has the l-rst r.tn,l.ne apparatus sat nav.
seen M rsIr tht. hlna-sH,lls. kyans m IS is ttt
tt!S sarre tt!rr a:css M the srut;na.
A1runE tho lAfM rsanluCts uotiCG callnty ls,,i
hemp seed. sed tori hungarian. orchard, a,tt bus
Tue slow ci corn IS lsrzc. bs, TOO u.,cl. Of /;
MIXED varieties, I1,re yellow or white ro,rccrnI
tht best rr,ccs.
The display ., farm PRODUCT. and vegetable,
H-c fetttr tnan \: the i:Itru.3 state FAIR Sweet
Fotaftcs. corn, an' s4asssrs asc in large supply,
1Er stcw ct q ain l. s1nall. hut tue samples arr
verr tEc. 1.hr honey r-sr t. sho11, vc. the show
Il vfy cr.sI on- les::y 3Fnr1 sEe northern par:
Of The sia!t. by orc eS'ih!toE. Sir. fioiton.
The only fe. :! mill on The ground IS the Chal-
1tuRc mil. from ,,r S,, Jv:epA Manufacturing
CuMr2ar.
rraaM block cra! l. sGown III large blocks In
M IF ians sE s ~ Az -, m r ,ans re- a, 1s r !:
s!Gstl.cd "a Male 1ilara ..sal OF Tlnnsrlyauia,
Tie coal Il as valuable tnr domestic nss Us ror
al1.s ikc 1eia. ir.t. from sElp,,t;5 and burning
alr:.e:' like wool Tue vein has Lecn irars1i 10
within few nlt:c@ n1 narYiile, II uur nva ssta4e
and it Is 71us'able thu: Il Will he fJuR,l still tur-
tier nhEfh.
, 1870-10-06

(Ihe r. = mr. Of Sec. y. T. H. y. r.. r Of th ;,n
=. ILL.,. I. subject to private r7l- ur3rc a-:.r. :hs
I4sd ii sup-fvi.or-. and II that ORDER I. rn,.:--l
with, IL will aot be Offered pabltc eat cthew-:.
will
The sale ai tteec land. viii eeameEes It IT,, ..,7
ahave uNneI ut the ftrnt door Ut the tctT1 II a;. III
Princeton, Ill., rim the Cszeu;t Cealt ROM. il 4d
Cont Hou.e. and tAid lands will b .ol il L., -
adsestited u the hskcst bidder who will ,u> so
the tt.u- nf the sal-. provided tfa s!l ls rei ii
tn ans II tie afove dr-.E:hed lauIt, n. lr-r Il
than The appsnl3ed EAlue of laid land she l:r
purchasers nj said Tact. VII ~ .ra-'ys -
tort!, Of the .A- rrier Of mid t,rt il gag. '
Of the sale. and 1tv Lis t1cir s:te nht- in -';:I
amounts for .c haa-ct. dar il, ~E". -" in :,:-A.
Yeafr. teAtE: srs cea: Infer anuaa;y. All /:
cen. dtresred tayrnuts after das- 7f'. purca.,g
will s.eeitc re1.:fcate sf garehs.e vi:iel, Ii
;;t.c tl1 tr deed for raid 1.r ua:a ;si! :az ne,ot
ing 10 the terms Ct tad eaic- aEd ee;.S1:. -n s4A
paid all that he a..r.1 -=id l.od. a.:e1
the DATE Ct :le -al- Tie sale E<t ' atjerr.-i r
dar 1ay time tine, 1nt ali Of said I.3d= rs
-nld- CHARLES BALDWIN,,
Drainage Co-aEi4.:oa. :.
T.:.r III,
, 1870-10-06
Railroad Election.

TOLEDO, D.. Oct MI meeting held io-.la.
nS iEc srocAhoIders of the Toieto, Wabash i
Western Railway Company. the following Era:i"-
MARSH tEoo,!v. 1s,ae II. Knox, 4. II. White. VIM.
kl, 4. u. BAT IT, Horace F. Clark, S. 3. Cntttr,,-
.sa; Jas: u. Banker. Augustus scael. al Of Nex
York: GecFre CectL LoGsnspot, lid: Jam y
Spears. Lafayette. 1nd.: Z. ". Smi,t1,
>ps1ngleti, III; Warren co1hu1u, To
setlo. Ohio: ]. \. DTtmEon'f, 0hin; 4AEla+a
stone. Jr., Cleveland, 0:.'o. Tas ccupany o;,et'
,Rc.r lin" 10 s.. Louis. Mo-. iE:s wreS. :uania.
s'a:as with ra!acc ears fspEs NV YORK ihloseis
wtihouc change.
, 1870-10-06
California 4fE3t1S.

SAN FRANCISCO. oc:. a--Tht Bank Of California
has reelected lis old Orf.ccrs. The Affairs 1rr
yety satisfactory. Six hundred thousand iu d1y!-
ten,ls have been paid the past year.
The Soctery of l'Rllfornra Pioneers has adopted
resolution Of respect to thr memory Of Far7aSut,
an honorary .nembt&.
There were three arrivals Of the Goldfish deci
yes: s:erday. with over quarter Of q million fish.
About mic Of snow shetls, on the Central l'a-
cifc Railroad, near cisco, buried this morning.
, 1870-10-06
FAIRS.
Third Day ri tho Great Mechanical
RNd agricultural LAllkb.lfu.a ~ ~.
I~0tst~-FiSe Ksmss1rru I'lusa..s t,si
People l.fcacnk.


'Ehirt1 DNY 0f tho f;Frat Mechanical
ma svrtc,.gt..,rr-.,
n,,,.E.;.. "rn' .s.,,.., .An.''.i"n a, NJ:
People Present.
a!r ria1 Despatch to Ti.r Chicago Til anr.
o., ts,.t Tsts ...,..s:.I' 'N "4' e''f' H.'IFs'
- ~ .a1 10 w. us III" Lie tlue ost7'Ss
Na..- 80 W ~ "sa L.. Ma+1es OF the s'sna'"n
uhsA a''er c'ecs. ~ that time a!l St Locta
fe,r o,t.,,n,ts r-f,, H., 49,, ,.,s...a., ~
S,'.se' ,,,n,.t ~ w. 81. 'uAu 'aue." asu' 1'eis
aoe.' a.,u"' W "sakes sLAt s"a"' str'" w42"n
" caf N9s ptrsset' inf" service The Eeal nssl
INC pcoHae on II VAT. morley III l'ie .xts.:t.. TIE
Crowd was 'aiee ,nt+et,. There we've mt l-.s
than ~ 20 pe"l'ie tsn III: arL,i. Thurss,av IS
conee,.d tltt gaia dag ths tsr, nt l. Ill s,c
tntnse If uhcestaiE. ard asts rnay leta. tyr1y,n.
maae suls oi sne 1'1eassnT '''s Many Vii c5nlr
Ettu- t.-Iu, the een:aI face os General ua,aet
IsNn;, na GEser IN ii-;,ng.lt~.l naturalist
VICE President Il The lowe s.atc AZ g',cultn.a1 80.
c,cfy.
Tie .:rhr on TIC rrcc1., at neon, was a 1T OBJ
tci irr IN ai.i:t. afnze good 1tatCtt. family CUM
ishlr ate sc!t!nm Men. Htrc s1enp Of ipatrous
tntfrtstning gentlemen; there HI ar:stocratjc
.:ce md nae linen sp:eass, o4tntI III. glass. 1c.
a:'1 ncd9e't 10 ever! wtterc the lalpo5ibx rH1u
e. sEd VIZ ra,fahlag Of hi3 ho'e kEmhle inneh.
-uet ~ aud to the lett a. Old lazy ,ifwtng capso
lallon ir41a cIn,uou cIxy ptIt., lnd spscal over
svt1y lace the acme Of cnt", mcnt.
hss been rcli died With speeta7 a7oss. Tke pree.
rIs i s especially vas :. st ndenI win ttc tiit
arr. fashlu OF te city. au,t the wnn!c cxs:ifr.ug
mossie = brilliant Eutt MT :" be net wl:h out
t,s sls :, J.srss. The cattI. shown Soali % be- be-
'a 1' e. sas n';s 1 st uf s. x; st %PRs F9
Il IS 1uiE: was tic ,lftfrs! ;:n s1crss y.5,tr-
, 1870-10-06

s%TF73aE I1F"tstA ID Tue Ch1t 10 lF1t4lt1.
MANSFIELD, Oh!n, Oct. A-Thc testimony !u the
'ohnson case closed At half-rast II this morning.
at,! Tic cnuy: s.ljoutze,l iii halI-pas. !, ylr
l:cs.!nso1. Ike ,1"fendant VII. mt az tie stau.
thts morning. lie so!.t a etrasst:ter xa:d, nn-
eanlItca1 s;o;E as TO his whereabouts Oh ;tst
1iehs OF the ilur&lcs. Ills testlmony as u ii.
TING h. atrtrt,l At hnrnc agrees with the state
rcut VI his wiz at the inquest. He says h. Ill.
net or the night CT thr murder, OF at arr Previous
ford.
Richard Smith testified that Jacab Ko.,=e
wetst,l Oh the Opera l1cusc fur his father 8: sac
1ht CereileEs Investigation. hut TOOK quite an ac-
iiteraIt IN directing suspicion toward Robinson,
Ar't:c* Stevenson, prosecuting atto!ae5, c.,a-
-ess;tu IS row IN rtrGrrss. and B Watson l.
making an ass:e and Ingenious argument fnr thr
defence. He viii cover tic whole ground q: :llr
s~14
, 1870-10-06

So rial nf.rnsch so Ths ChIcaen Tsihuuc
ST. Tail, Get. a-Messrs. s ii. FELTON,, Nm
G. Mtnshsal. and Isaac lllneklry. OF ph:1ade;-
rtia- Executive Committee OF tic Lake superior
ttasIRC That complaints have rracncsl them that
the power Of that compaps was hcing cxeried tn
tptuencr Minnesota politics. They sav tha: no
t.ftlccl or tmploTc Is authorized TO use any in
!inenee. aal tns, empleys Is to be - innueaccd
" his superior officer. Jay Cooke + Co, also,
concur In and SIGN tho card, which was drawn
tus hs thc alleged active Interference Of soue Of
she principal ttic.ts Of the company tn fagor Of
1'chnt!ls an.( against the Rerullst an parry.
grain train Gil tie Mills aEHec 1 st. rau3 Rail-
5oatl hf4ke thrnuTh bridge, last night, near
tolu At. Iowa. Twelve cars weFc thrown ID and
nse badly smashed Damage, *t0,0c0, No p1s-
+,cnest fain arrived to-day IN consequence, but
Lie Eoa Il y III hc Cit arctl tp-mo.Ipw,
, 1870-10-06

-rcf 20 nElnuteP longitude q degrees 20 minutes
was boar2cG Ey u boat OF IT, FL ncn scre sstatn.
erSstlt Laurent. whIrh vessel had hrpke the cJ9s
o! her t!rtr1nC wheel on the sath Of Septeuber 1t
II. c'eck IN the forenoon. She expected 70 re-
pair and Proceed fn two days from The tim Of
No'"':E the t'ttv If .arswef1." TIE saint Lar
rnt will. therefore, lie iae In New YORK U::o.
her :.
, 1870-10-06

SHANGHAI China, Sent. .aLThr cb,nc.c an,
.a1ea9n:ns Inc foreigners at chrpoo, k,nlaue.
2nd lung htAuE. a genera, cxic1n.na:Ion of
the foreign element Ia feared.
LONDON Oct. A-Ads!ces from Yokohama to
sept arc receirctl. The japanese au,ho,1ucs
are ma'c arrangements TO prevent 4 collision In
1s21cS: w2:::.-.z .-!.-...c2 l., |.xu2h Al1 Tsua