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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-12-22

s0sS3 WAAA01FUub, cEc., anu every
article pertaining to stove require.
ments or convenience.
And now . word or two TO all
stoce dealers IN the State, Of Iopo. We
are assured by the gentlemen who
own this establishment that it 10
their purpose to offer such induce
ments to buyers that oil who deal
with Thorn win find their profit and
reputation increased thereby.
r gfhe advantages the firm present
are as follows:
All their stoves are wei made, OF
good material.
n All orders are promptly and care
FULLY filed.
Their goods are securely packed
for transportation. aA
There is less chance OF brcakace
than from Eastern cities, while
freight is much less. 4ss
They keep duplicate parts Of all
their stoves, which may be obtained
mt short notice and low freight. "a
Tho goode are manufactured in
our own State Of Iowa.
With snch Inducements, stove
buyers are earnestly requested to
compare prices, risks, railway
charges, &c, whom they will find that
COMSTOCK BROTHERS u co.
can supply the dealers Of Missouri
and Iowa with, stoves lower and
moro promptly than any other firm
in tho West. ss,is $40 81
Note thofollowing advertisement I,
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-12-22

Just 4fscived 1s 1foofs'S Drag
Store, Class Fruit JaSM I For ale
a full and complete stock Of Pure
WineA BrandiSs. whistles for Mcdi-
al Phfposos, only, lin accordance
with the Laws Of tho 6tate Of lows
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-12-22

- Having been in tne Lumber Yard
Tor several years, and became ac-
quainted With it. ! hny my stock
for cash, and am ablc 70 ell low for
cash.s CONF AND SEX NE Be
FORE YOU BUY. s....-a,..
Lumber warranted in measure.
49, RemArpbr ~ pleee, Jedersan
1ersef Mainand &Amantha. 4
New-York tribune., 1870-10-15
POLICE MATTERS.

Commissioner Mauierre yesterday listened
70 81 complaints against policemen and referred TO tie
iu Board the of Officer James Wright OF the First
Precinct who permitted prisoner 70 escape IN Mas
ssu-st while returning to his Station House from the
.uperntendents office; also the case o. Patrick slayn
pf lie second Precinct charged with assaulng Patrol
man Mclaughlin Of tine same precinct IA the fearisL
House on sunday morning, OCT. 4 mcLOugnIu
has resigned william smith Of NO. E2 west
Fwenty-nnth-st charged Pstrolman Thomas MeLaugh-
m a boiler inspector Of the Sanitary Company,
vfh purchasing boiler and tank, on sept 10, from NO
ti4 West Thirtietst Benjamin Fox, Of No. 5l5 west
trtN fourtb-st testified that Mclaughlin offered 10
-eII him boiler for 500, and he would receive the
money The defendants counsel stated that McLaugh-
In o.d acted for friend whose establishment had been
o.ed bv the Board OF Health The further hearing was
adjourned until Tuesday.
TEere lis much concern manifested as 10 who may be
supOinted Commissioner Of Police in tie place Of
Mathew T. Brennan whose resignation Is In the hands OF
MAYOR Hall. and Superintendent Of Police. position
made vacant the death OF John JOurdaD, The former
p0siou il s understood, will be kept for Mr Brennan,
I'M ca-e b. not chosen Sheriff; the latter place may
.Iso be kept waiting the issue Of the election.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-15
p1SSENGERS ARRLKEn.

FROM GLASGOW-In steamship Britannia, Oct T. Mss sch'er
an IAN NJ Honeyman and family VI - Hall aud ohe
Ms Mrs Armour and Miss 'arrten"n' NJ bl
Ioek III Fuzer W. Roberts Mr. Reynolds Dr.. b erklaud
PROM LIyERPOO-ln steamship France Oc l'-Mr and Mrs
Smith g. Smith Mr. Herbert and children sf ana
Mr. D,uire and eAen MIS- Louisa hOhne Mss Bertha scott
NJ :, Ren yde Mrs Bunste Bcoo John Wolfe Joln
Cornan II Alien John Gait C. Ingram, Lsnsey, G. Marriott
Rsvtboud Roo G. Esls r. Foley J. BuervOrh h. smart, T.
T walker g. W. Nelson D. BadroNs T. Dambhng hcCatohe j.
F,rreIly Ward Renne Dr. Fustn, hr sund-s MI Bentley
NJ and Mrs H. Hoover Mr aud An 7 Ncfey Mt and hs Ger
Ciem.tI and servant Gait. Mr. ant Mn G. ; Beeher Mr. l.
Id ana an Mn, elliott SIR. and Mrs L. Host MrS Ben
pr NJ and Mr. NJ and Mr G. W kaynor Mn husSrsve
Mr. John Banr add family - l., A. -
PROM GLASGOwln steamship lGds Oct "a heDGn56 Nj .
M-OouAll X H. l. Alexander j r Wor
- ~ Scbol.ou " Greenwood W. J. Whitaker, RfEabeth
WIttai- Jue whtaer Hopkusn Jane Hopknson lsa Hop
ron Emnn Hopknson J. l.. Bailey. Wm Holmes Jane Holmes
asggis Kerr DR. f. Rudd G. Wbney AeI sees A Nc
1vn, Nsyv swan Eliza Corknae Dunkn Corkniale, Charles
Crtdsie H. Sogrs Besey e. stone A. Wool W C. Barras
q Brat " & Boak MARY A BOak Harriet Kyle Jane hpat
rct I.strla TyrrI and 25J In the seergs
New-York tribune., 1870-10-15
TnE nnIETs
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UNITED STATS COMI!s>IOEEK's OFFICE
BCD,c C0mmisS.0Hcr OsJOrH. - 4 Whisky
trd-il- ct-, of james Wilkinson Of No. 50 Beaver
- chl ec. VIA doing business wholesale liquor
He4rf without the necessary legal authority was resumed
Yesterday. NJ 81 Raphael testified that he spd eleven
'atis ~ wAsEcy for Wilkinson 10 Horace X. IburDtr
Wholesale liquor dealer, Of No l65 GrecuWcist. for
q gallon, what II known as an internal revenue cOd
IL was exhibited % IbuTber by Raphael when the lOi
it pufchard the whisky, and II bore the signature OF
"islsOh as wholesale liquor dealer question arising
~ 10 whether Wilkinson did not have the ght sell the
"hshy by virtue OF his license a commercial broker
VA argued Ou behalf Of the Government that admit
Ing That commercial broker had such night, The sale
iad not been made by Wilkinson a broker but prn
'Pa ne CNulng The whisky himself. The Commissioner
reserved decision.
BEFORE Co08ltsstOner Shislds-James II Lynch, sea
man on board the Pacific Mail steamship Alaska
IOught up yesterday charged with shooting aud stab
bus james Collins, passenger. Peter Ryan, another
fa.sn wac also charged with rObDiHg Henry Powell Of
goo Ndtcb and cham and 200. POWrlls watch and
examination.
before Commissioner BtHi0ms-William ). Getty, jr,
a.. hAIee6 Win eiubeZzuug letter containing about
SVseph r. B0yce clerk al the Erie letteT-tabe in
o OsO"hce, was also Charged with having secreted in
is possession letter containing about e.. Both waived
eAa ahlhatl0n, and were held for trial
H,"ft IO"'httSstOner BeuS.-Edward Garcia and Man
~" AuDnrhsy the spauiars who were held ON suspicion
lhg eOulefleters. have been arged, their
81 proving that the alleged couuterfeing tools were
'"1s used IN honest industry
., .Dade'p' D NE Bankruptcy LaU.The examination In
va. ese oi Adoph Herman and Herman Herman charged
WI VIOLATION OF the 44th OF the Bankruptcy
~ ~ As cont uued yesterday Mr.. Nathan assignee,
sned that be made proofs OY debt in due form aud
that there was intent 10 deIraud
-. NcfTeettO".-Ihe announcement that George H. Gil
veII broker Of No. Wsll-st, was charged with hav
~ Af D'sSesel"1 number Of Unlted STATES Treasury
New-York tribune., 1870-10-15

Refore ,Judge Bdrndrd.-S0lOinon Simn agt.
rt I.or oud Board Of Aldermen.-In May, 1867, the
risinfiS who is dstiler applied 10 the Croton Aqne
I, ,art,neut 10 have water introduced into his dis
,iIIo Tic was told that he must mako deposit of
e. c n jnsure paymont for the water used the ensuing
Nv otbs ~ which he did In August OF the year.
a. M slary was destroyed by fire, and a. he had only
nj the se Of the water for four months out OF the SIX
d FOR he applied the Department for the return oi
co for he two months not used. They refused 10 re
f-Dd n and he then brought the present suit
In ply the defendants claim that the payment was vol
ufarv and that they were In no way 10 blame for te
iaiu not using the water contracted and paidf for TIE
ease was heard yesterday before Judge Barnard who or
dercd Judgment for tine plaintiff ia SC79
DceisiOHS-By Judge Baruard.-HOydact Sehlossngef
Judgment for the defendant, with co,ts. Fuller a,
Mullins -Denurr,v Oyerrued, with costs OBvurhe agL
RidwCil.- Demurrer ovCrrulCd, with costs. Sander agt
Mead Judgment ior defendant.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-15
THE CIRCULAR sWINDLE.

Since the circular thieves were Ousted
from their den al No 70 Nassau-st they have kept
agent about the place conduct victims thence to their
new location An aged swndler from Ann-st seeing an
opportunity 70 divert part OF the customers Of Wogan
Co 10 hi, own establishment has also placed an agent
~ No IS Nassau, u rope IN those who may inquire
there for The ,Oced dealers In counterfeit money lie
and the other gang each employ boy for this purIse
and the two lad, amuse themselves with reading OF some
other quiet occupation about the stairway Wogan
Co very angry the interference IN Their business
and threaten u EXPOSE the old man Ia the new spere!
Yesrday the bows had struggle for the exclusive pos
session OF the stairway and the result OF the fight wss
that the iuruder's boy compelled 10 lult He nelu
somewhat damaged i'm person and apparel The old man
whose beard j., hite aud who broad mourning
band which entirely his white nat, soon
after came 10 the place and rct abi-Led hi, agent there
threatening t.e other boy with beating. The old
operator ted with swIndiug cOuntrynan out OF
500, day , $500 o under tie IIrtense Of selling Lin
..
New-York tribune., 1870-10-15
SUPERIOR coURTrGENERAL TEEv.

Before Judges Mcneil. McCBnn, and Spencer
Joseph s Priest agt The Hudson Rirer RGiirOdd-Tis
Is appeal from judgment given in favor OF the PLAIN
tin. ON the 18TH Of September 1866 MI Priest ana LIS
little son started from the interior OF Vermont 20 come
this city. Arriving at Troy he inquired Of conductor
which train went tO NewIOrk and the right train was
indicated, the conductor informing him that II would
leave immediately. The plaintiff, supposing he would
not have time 90 purchase ticket ran directly 10 the
train stepped upon the platform, and attempted To enter
a passenger 4 brakeman stopped him, however
with request his tick and then told him 10 se on
the platform Mr Priest refused saying he had no time
get ticket, and would pay his fare the conductor
put Mr. Priest Of the but being unable called the
conductor. Both then endeavOred 10 remove Mr. Priest
without success. and finally the conductor allowed nm
time 20 get his icket, which he did and atteTward
brought action for 5000 damages against the Com
pany. He 5000 from which verdict the Com
pany appealed, claiming that the Court below
should have dismissed the complaint since the case
contract with the Company at the time, not having
purchased his ticket and become thereby passenger
The Company had right 10 eject him, using such force
only as was Necessary TO effect that object III more yO
ence used then the Company not 10 blame, the
liability revertng TO the emplOve employees who used
such force The Company also claim that the action
barred bv the statute OF Imitation not having been com
meuced within two yers after the Of action arose
The respondent and plaintiff claims that the question
be determined in the is not whether the eDp0ye
was authorized violence hut whether, in the
of his employment, he had acted violently toward
the plaintiff, in which the defendants were clearly
liable the act whether they had instructed their
servant TO use force not; the action not for
assault and battery but for violation Of duty which the
without injury from the acts Of its employees. Decision
reserved
New-York tribune., 1870-10-15
GENERAL SESSIONS

Before Recorder Hdckett-Michael Edwards
and William Andrews were up yesterday Oh charge OF
having robbed Robert Anderson Of No III Front-st.,
Brooklyn, Of gold watch and chain valued at 800 at
Washington Parade Ground on the lat OF August ast.
for I've years Andrews. pleading guilty 20 attempt,
was remanded until Monday While August Bahr OF
No s22 East Foryseveuth-st. walking along Forty
seyenIh-st on the 10th Of September, John Welch,
young OF 49, and two others, came up behind hn
and seized him. while Welch robbed him of a watch
worth SIS. Welch yesterday pleaded guilty, and was
Prison for four years and six months.
Michael Donnely. caught in the act Of stealing property
from eEpress wagon that John II. Helm was driving
and pleading guilty was sent t0 the Pementary for SIX
months Patrick Carroll pleaded guilty 20 a charge OF
assault with dancerOug weapons upon John Harte OF
No 24G West Tenth on the 18Th OF September aht was
sent tO state Prison for =! years.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-15

N0xrorK IA large American ship unknown, Is
reported wasbwocd aboa y miles South Of Cape eny
instance has gone 70 hH
SPOKEN
Oct 3 lat Ion. 557 bark H. r. waller Pen'snrh from
rnd,d de Coba Tor Holiness Hole with thes Of Lcf cts -e. By
pilosboat Jas W. klsel, No
WUALERS.
SAY PEaSoco Oct 1.-THE whaling brg Vieiora has ave N -
d,r from e Arctic CO. bhs whale OIL b hs varus
00l0 N hone and $50 reports the Arctic ea Of ce
impossible ja1ge wond turn Out ~ SOL
Flondf nth 6bls oil the John Hoslsnd VITA 81
WHSLE Auro bbz vhae Ssn 10 bes @aas ~
Mene,kod bhG whale: Emily 40 bbis whale b'snfeef
whale; Rurs bbA whale; Trident go ob sl,.t ~
rules 4oo bbls whale, Inberua $50 bh whale
hhh Shsle, Lsgola bbls whsle Ohio 80 bob. Eaei hah
200 bbs vhae Josephens which had taken nne es ~
three eovheids 49,
Capt yeosr Of the hg wm Clifford oi NeT.Bii a
i July a' {030 So lon 10 W. having iaAfn y"
tb.. f...l ol ilsf cui.e-C01 spem all told
New-York tribune., 1870-10-15
CRIMINAL.

At the TOmbs Police Court yesterday, Al
dernian Conan committed Henry Willard, for having
entered, il company with coniede the store OF j. IL
Wood No Broadway, and stole two gold watch cases
valued $50 also Daniel sullivan. age l6. and Thomas
Daly. age IT, who were found III the building No ~
White-st with large quantity ~ cloth and wing silk
which they had ready to remove.
At the Essex Market Police Court yesterday,
John Fisher was committed for having broken into the
stable of Luke Patterson at No Extrplace the 50th
OF pInber last and stolen harness to the value OF $3.50
49, Edward Snaley, John Murphy, and Michael Conklin,
were committed charge Of stealing Old iron from the
shop of EnOcb W. Peabody, at No. 3s Burhne-sllp
At the Jefferson Market Police Court, yester-
dav Justice Cox committed Marx Levy, jeWeer at No
Ts Craud-st on a charge OF receiving diamond ring
value $780, knowing 10 20 have been stolen. In August
l-tq. the ring Wae stolen by James Gordon from the
house OF Mr. Isaac Herman, No II East Fteenthst On
the 1st OF December following the wife OF Gordon sold 1t
10 Levy informing him at the tme that she had stolen
the ring and received from him $40. Recently, Mrs
Gordon was arrested for trivial ofiense and confessed
her former crime, giving information where the ring
could be found Levy committed for trial.. Chas
W McCunOm a native OF Paterson, while on visit 70
this city on Thursday became intoxicated, and yesterday
morning he woke up house in West HoustOn-st, and
discovered that his poCkcthOOk containing 500 In cur
reucy, had disappeared Drawing revolver, he pointed
II the head Of one Of the inmates named Ann Brown
and threatened % kin her unless she delivered up the
money. Ti, demand She partially complied with, hand
ing McColum go She then arrested on charge
Of stealing tle missing $780, and committed for trial
New-York tribune., 1870-10-15
Tur GREEK CHTRCH.
TIE EASTERN ORTHODOX DENOMINATION II
HAVE HOUSE OF WORSHIP IN THIS CITY
TENETs OF THE CHURCH.

TIE EASTERN ORTHODOX DENOMINATION TO
HAVE a HOUSE OF WORSHIP IN THIS CITY
TENETs or THE CHURCH.
For some time past it has been in contem-
,aon by the Greek and Russian residents OF this city
r. bid house Of worship whereby the members Of the
Eastern Orthodox denomination, Greek Church, might
be- enabled 10 attend divine service according to their
avn faith Tho fact that the Greek Church was the only
Christian faith uTepr >euted by ooDsecrated edhce IN
nds city reached the Imperial Government Of Russia,
,1d now that Government mas taken the whole matter IN
aiTge and pf0poes to greet The NECESSARY sTuctre.
Tnere is a church of this denomination IN New
orleans and a chapel IN San Francisco, which arc ne
pny edfces Of the denomination In the United states
.ty on a site purchased in Lexingtonaye The church
viii be- OF the Byzantine style Of architecture ana the
pss for II are now in the hands of the Russian Minister
Al Washington. When completed II viii De- under The
are Of Father Bcrng, formerly Professor Of Theology
short tIc AGO embraced the Greek faith, and went 70
n Petersburr from which place he has just returned,
ordained as a priest OF the Greek faith.
The new church. it is said, has received much favor
from the Fl gh Church Episcopaans, Who seem 70 re-
9leRts 0i al , co,Dtry his oDiv visit wa to
Bi.hop Potter who. few years ago permitted priest
Of the Greek Church TO have service IN trinity Chnreh
some time since, number Oh lllnus,-iC - ~ Il NS @
the priests, who favored their proposiuon 10
establish intercommunou between the ElltcolaI, an
Greek churches The Greek Church has no sprlt' u
mead but H. ecr esastca affairs controlled ana d.
,rte5 NV Eolv synod presided over by the MetropO
tan Of Athens similar organization exists ln ks-la
mt in Turkey where there several millions Of
T6ristians living under Mosem rule, ecciesaSt-
"a affairs are managed by the Patriarch
Of Constantinope, who Is the head Gt @ tno Sylou. %
The Greek Ca hOucs unlike the Roman Catholics nave no
prfor their priests very long hair aud boards,
and may marry; hut no married Clergy mn ar etsa
made BshOp- those digntaries are selected from the
O ksh orders The Confessional is Of different nature
from that o the Roman church, II Is not So
and almost always is confined 70 articles OF futh.
Greek Catholic unlike the Roman Catholic, can go 10
communion without having previously cOuIesSeu AIlu
Instrumental music singing by women Is forbidden
In the churches. Churs of and boys are substituted
Neither are there seats I'm the churches Worshpef' are
compelled 20 stand Or 90 vary their POSITIONS %! itt-
ing against stands prepared for the purpose.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-15
COTTON MARKETS


BosroS Oct hCoton dul MidBg. l5ic; sales go bales; net
receipts 100 bales stock bales receipts Of the week
63 b eoAtNse 2O2 bales total 265 bales sales Of the week
500 bAes
CHAELssros Oct 14Coson armer; Mdding' lA9Ac; s,e,
500 bales net receipts 27l9 baes 10 baIes total ZT
bales exports eosstSe 26 bales 10 53 bales net receipts or
the week 62 ostsise 10 bales total IT, liz bales exports
Great Britain % bales oastSse % bales sales Of the week. 800
bales
NEvOR1ElS Oct l4-Coton steady and demand hr Mdings
bales total 32 bales 36 bales; stock, 1853
bales receipts Of the geek 10 COS bales oossrs 6 bales total
n 2 bales exports Great Britain 3B bales coastsise, 59
bales; sales OF the week, l8 800 baeA
BALTIMORE Cotton depressed and have declined Low
Mdlugs. l5c sales 100 h receipts 3i bales eoastsse 800
bales f475 bales
receipts Of the Weef l5 bales coastsse 2O bales total JOJ
bales go bales sales Of the week 2l75 bales
wILNIsGToS. " C., Oct H-Coton dali; hidlngs, l4c net
receipts lH bales exports coastsse M bales stock 7'5 bales
receipts Of The week g bales eIPos-eoaUse 2'I bales
sales Of the veet, 80 bales -
AuGu-TA l4-Cott0n srive and unchanged hdfhHgs lc
s.les. iS and reoeipts, 80 bae..
Crrr PoISr oct iA-Coton-Reopts oi the week 62 b'l.s
-. DE receipts 6l2 eTporool~se
bales; of the sei aOSI bsesi
po--eoAstve i6J bales; sales Of the week 800 bales -
GALYEsTuS Oct 4-ttton but not quothV lower; bo
bses receipts Of the rek 1880 bses eTPOs-cosstS SIS
bales sales Of the week 900 bales ..
MEEPH Oct l4-Cotton dull at l9c ree pts lil0 bales
por 2li t receipts f the ts3 bales Markets quiet ani
generally unchanged; bni little doing, owing 20 the fair
the o4f bales
pos-ooastve s bales sales $50 bas stock band "a
bales Market to-day tm Mddng Ne sales 100 bales net
esipts / las bales erports-coasi WISE ~ bales
SayANSAH 1L-COt0nNe receipts OF the week q 3ij bales
Great Britain 40l bales cAstSse TO- s bales sales u
The demand fair Miding IH qlai sales % bales, receipts
jJi bales eIports-coastwse l,15' bales
New-York tribune., 1870-10-15
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OP SBw-YoRk .........''
IL a. ID 1. Ii


- ~. , Ionaon TIbhit. Liverpool; Ylrgnia Andrews
F,..i,sd Beckef Charleston; Bsek Diamond, Meredith
tain Sor bel Farebd, Trout Ph,depeia Z tVInslocA
Ke Phlsds phiai L"gsA 'i'o'e '''
'Vass Idle Blor,r, LoBiou Genhaven Evans Bristol
Esg NsTsne HeBcts Bremen BOLIVIA hsfe Duonp' D'sO1
@on w sehv,n.sn Ers,u, Amsterdam oSrn".h' Alien
Cort or Falmouth for orfen ,,... ~ p.h.. s.,.h y
Krup-t. Duncan. Aspn~Ah, A~l9o"u "'"'-"- 'e0'' '
seymour Cooper Hamilton bernolA IA p,.ou C,r, H.,f,.
ah u nsa,i... Coombs MAR farro~ bslel y,es
ill., Peop.Ia Emsry. wauSs River ia Ar' "'eo'o" VIZ"
frey Wmins0n y I ,,.rn
49,. cn,ul G,,.ges sept "a sBd Neville 18th
"s $500 ani y' F,.i,. Freeman Philadelphia, mise
80 Ih, Na.er ghpes Neshero " - aa's nA'S. sy.
~, NJ I,as. Ga.krl Washington y y, ua's H'' '''
sn - lS...aI ,,ook jacksonville IL DAYS lnmher
80. n Uut. Hilireth Jark-onyihe 10 "a ha'Ai ''
sehr Harret Thomas, Van Clsai "sot1eso.' -
DOMESTIC PORTS. o,-
pgo1y o.. -The san Carlos o. and iei ror,.'ad M
hois, - eo,I arrived to-day ~th forrn.s and All
.aSb- gos, hsyias hove down on Ss IN o'I 'H 'f
from the North kssi s.,on from Phi ladsphiA
bosIoS O'l a. NJ -lr.rrd ship Hampton Court iof Liver
,I. NaatsoR~rv fof New loth
PS Of -ArnV-d steamships lames aus1 lom 20
Yor.. F,Ioos rom Baltimore Sailed oAi, n ~ F
' FOREIGN PORTS. .
AoyuI, oct 1.-THE steamship Nori" "
part on " .dBe.isy, or hes ~sy 10 L'efPO"N
F- DisASTEKs.
tn, .ebr wu l. spnngs Jones no" % IAI a. aa.,.on
yor o. hs. sbspissei at '. ys 30. Tbs l. ,., gis
" ~. tah D., .rhT Moonlight from NrN-i on ~ " ~
oa hs ISa IA =, pni. and h.iei hoI Nev ors
IospoS oct IA bah Clron uOa P,..s. ~ hs,.
sssar. Lssy Too eas as' .s a,ss Pollock hs, pa inio
Gr.aosi for reps. Tbe ship AmphInals n0m ,,,Ssi W.
Ls. .rn,s, In t6. Dv-Bs ksAihGi she CIV W. '"'''''
New-York tribune., 1870-10-15
nnnm1rrNr -LRnIvaIs.

New-York Hotel-Gen. John :. Marmadnke
of Missouri and Harry Gilmer Of MsslSslppl. nd r n
wort House-Tohn g Blatchford OF Boston, ana r. ~
Hitch of Shanghai. ~. Denis Hote-Ihe rev h6s. y;
Boston -- Westminster Hoel-Capt. C. A. Cnrtis' u
s A and John Collnson of London - cananaai
HOusc-The Hon. H. q. ChesehrO OF tala""a, =,
qua Col Perry IT. e A. aud the Rev. H.
C. Winslow of Boston 49, ST. Nicholas Ho,ei,
Judge Colbnrn OF Springfield, the Hon j. NJ bsur' w. n
Pittsburgh Col O. A. Batehclder L. = A. Capt, r.. ID,
Ward OF Detroit j. Tllinghast General sgptrlnit-huen -
n Y Central Railroad and q. +. Hatch Generhl ~,
intendcnt Lake shore RaTuad 60 hth ANehuo W.
tel-(en. f. 4. Banks Of Masslohusetts; ,e1; -,
Kinks L. :. A.: the Hon. :. W Kellogg, NJ 10 ~,
cut Exc Coi -ressnan Bower Of Pennsylvania Gen 'lu-
ton b. Fisk uf IT. Louis. Col. H. G. M,t oInn uI
c. $. BUsluel Of New-HayeH and Hamilton h"IIi'' ~
New-York tribune., 1870-10-15
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
SATURDAY. OCr. Is.


N.r for Europe Queenstown and Liverpool steamship CT, Of
London from \. close the PoOf flee $50
Supplementary Mai r paid letters only made at Pier so -
X and closes 8.s5 Steamship sails m. All letters
poste 10 Supplementary Mails be prepaid with double postage
Mails for France via B, per steamship 81 Laurent from
Pier No. H. close the PostOmce al No supple
uentsry Mail -.
todav At II O'Clock The Potoaee open from
New-York tribune., 1870-10-15
sUrREME COUKT-CrAMnERs-

Decisions by Judge CardOzO. - ITaphagan
aCt Curry.-Order settled. Wandel att Wandel-Ihese
papers should be submitted 90 Judge IngrahaIn Marsh
agt Harris-Order granted confirming report In the
matter Of the petition of LOuisa T. Muan aRt Ezaeth
A. TantOn.-RefeTouoe ordered. Brook etc agt Mar
shall and another Judgment granted. BItehCltI aE
Ratcheler Manufacturing co.. Order settled Pilot ag
ckersgill.-IuiunctiOn dissolved ~
New-York tribune., 1870-10-15

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Hord sun EyDress Ereaag Post C1rnr1t 4 ~is, 'dls
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