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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-23
.DA: FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER %, 1870.
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I ni yly ,sEaE o ,hE sE.E f
WE SELL THI sM0R. WHEELER d
! w Wilson, Howe, Elliptic, Grover d Baker,
Weed, Parhafn- KeystoAs, Hees, Gold Medal,
American Gsmoi.stion, 1sSt., Knli.e, Finkle
latest Improvements, al extra attachments and
At SIXTY DOLLARS.
Tho WILSON, Folsom, McLsan 3 Hooper. Bar.
thram q Fenton. With sutft, improvements, all
At THIRTY-KioHT DOLLARS.
Shuttle, Bristol, with outat, table, attachments
and case, ''i'. 80
At THIRTY. DOLLARS.
The coumonI ssnss, octason. Banner, and
al other hand machines, with outnt, hemmer
and tucker,
At TWELVE DOLLARS.
. Ne Ter Machines ss,d.
A complete set Of attachments for hsmming
hns, coarse and lwide, binding. any material,
quilting, tucking and making The next tuck,
rufding and gathering, doing away with basting
altogether. Made to suit any machine. Only
the complete set sold-FIvE DOLLARS.
. 80 KNITTING MACHINES.
The Lamb at $s5; the Crane .. $ts; the Hink.
Icy and Diamond, 81; the Blckiord, American,
Esslck and New Haven, 80.
n.. r.ha- - .
TIE R MS. a.
When the money is sent with the order, we
ship with all freight charess prepah - far as
the Mississippi, or sent &C. o. D." on receipt
Of half the amount, and charges added.
--s
1. PERKINS 4 co.,
No. 611 King street,
d20-y4p Wilmington, Del
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-23

10 In 1854. for the treat
ment ofSexual and Seminal
Diseases, such as Gonor-
rhea, Gleet, Structure, Syph-
ihs In all Its forms, Seminal
Weakness, Impotency, etc.
Skin diseases ofyears stand
ing, and Uleered Legs, ETC.,
successfully treated.
DIR. GIBBoN has the
, 1870-11-18
WISCONSIN.

Eox and Wtse~ns8n River Improves
meuts-kudden Death In Court
EAtul Wagon Accident.
special Despatch to The OhicaKo Tribune.
MADISON, Nor. l7.-GoTernor FAtfchIiu has re.
ceived = letter frou the Secretary Of War stating
that he has appointed Vim. .Lasraoee, OF clere,
mont, Iowa, azhlu AioF, Under the p-pvt4inng OIL
the Fox and Wisconsin River Improvement blll
parsed at the last session Of GouEEe.A Tns
Green Bay Nil siss1opi Canal Company will no 4
appoint IN arbitrator. and these TWO will theu
chose third. The three will examine the bookE
accounts, and properly of the comoany, aud de
tefmlne upon What terms tee franchises aud prop
eftr Of the corporation shalt be suf RENDERED.
Quite aeIs.ttun Eaa caused in the city couF
this morning, by the death, from apopIexy, OF
Inc old gentleman, named Koot Dudley, f2Em
er living In rhc town Of Fitchbulg, while g1y1uI
testimony 10 Gaze Of 4zsault and battery .om
tntsted On hIu eeli. His les. words were repet'
ton OF the abusive Lana uage with which tis druu
ken assai1ant pfecedeu blow Thrre was
psuse: the jusrce looked up, Whiting 1 Sesunp
ton OF the testimony, when It was noticed tha
the 0!f gentleman'a heAd hsd fa!ls n back. and b
wHa KaAPlrE for breath. In momen- he sttppe
fTCm hla chair, 1nd, IN spite OF all that could
oone, IN ntteta minutes Ee WAS dcad+
Walter Hope, Of Mtddletown, WIS thrown t1oI
hls wagon by ruaaEaJ team, On Monday ever
lpF. atld d1td.
, 1870-11-18
TIE oH,1oAao rR1nuainEEs & - ::
1871. 1S7l.t
PROSPECTUS |
| CHICAGO TRIBUNE.
The Great Radical Republican:
Newspaper Of the Vest
| IT'S PLATFORM:
| REVENUE TARIFF,
+ CIVIL SERVICE REFORM,
I OPPOSITION TO k0h0P0l(ES.

TH1 cHcAeo TRIBUNE ease.a upon the twenty.
fourth yeAr Of ~ extstence stronger than eser ii
the confidence md attachment Of the people.
Yielding to no o2e IN its deyozon to r principles
Of the Republican paEsJ, It 7ecogul1es the fact
that those principles have achieved Their complete
aud enduring triumph. stavc.5 hS.nE dead. re-
cnnkuucuon e1ectsu, and the tight Of mirage
made universal, new questions WAa shortly arise.
demanding public ATTENTION: and. whether pHues
arr reorgartzet or poir the tssues II The past VII
4yc ptaee To the Issues of the present md the fu
tsre. II Is wcper, therefore, tnAt 2HE cH1csao
TRIBUNE ehutld senne ttx position or those 1ueo-
tions which are the nex: TO come before tar
people.
TIE TNp7xB u IN fave. Of tar1n 3eTled for
The sole and express pufpc1t Of raising revenue
for the soreInuc.t. II holef saAt eToEy Fan has
the ugnt TO his Own eaEniu1av &1d that Ill LAWS
which seeE To depnTe him O. portion TT the
fsuits u his labor. fE the bene Of any ottes per
| son Or c1ass, n1e lndtuEemeut.u Upon his IteFtJ,
and arc 3ktn to sla1ssy and EpbsszJ IN rhetr cps
i rauons.
1t Is In fsvor Of = thorough reform In sae
+ civil service Ct the To7ernment;- seliev1uE .ha1
The pseaeat system ot Federal appointments b
i productive Of waste, corruption, and demcra1ssa
ton to a ti8htful exsen7 and shat 4 II rapid,
/ being converted into 1acatne TO eaest the peso
/ people out IT Their votes
I II H Ii A*V< W . A0k+A ~ 0Pe<'@ &E'+ A3AAA0 =
the retirement Of the gseenoacka, and tAe suost'
| tuition Of National Bank roses, under lie ope1a
|! ton Of free banking Law.
l. 1t Is IN favorof I diguited. Just, an9 9eacefr
f:fose,gn policy. While tnsts1.n2 upon n On
1tghts as nauon, It will opEsee every project 70
|. plRn9tng the country Into oofelgn war 20 PIT
Il mote partisan ends
II F11Ally, The TRIBUNE Il opposed TO al ,Pccfs
interests which sE7 antaGonstte to the EeCRs1t u
] II - h. ~ n1nHotS1t$A
| sul Tx tneyes In national aut.' state politics..
/ Il proud to maintain the pos!.un, which It hs
| ever held, as the C11AxF1oS or rHx PEor1Ht
, 1870-11-18

Closing Day OF the Methodist State
Convention MT Bloomington

NtQ3bH& 2$@Af u AAN @AA&A44NAh1H SH4A%~
Convention Mt HloonslnGtons
sredal perpatei 70 The Chiesxo Tribune.
BlpoR1So1oN, I'LL, Nov. l7.-The last day OF
the Mtthodls: State Convention gradually IN
creased In interest to The c1oa1ng moment. Dr..
o. I. Munseu delivered 1nety-Trttten address
on the uathcaton Of cur educational eysten1.
vote Of ttanks WAS teudeted him Other speak
ers followed On the same theme subsequently,
q committee WAS raised, consisting Of the leading
coisors Of the state. 70 take this matter under
careful consideration
The cause Of temperance created the Ellaen
Moral suas1un was declared a failure. This theme
occupied the rest Of the morning, and wss aatd
over till the time OF miscellaneous business 10 the
al the hour appointed Rev. MI. Mccoy spoke on
the support OF 3se Institutions Of the Gospel
~ SeE ~ Yor9 r. 70 spssk On lie samc theme e
thought -the whole matter rested upon two
| thoughts, the piety and the intelliRence Of the
to oevrioI these as primary wasE Methodlsn
i. SLOWLY awakening to a consciousness OF itself.
Nc need to SPEAK 10 the people that They 50 nn-
rese1uttou was offered thanking all the rail-
roads which gsanted specsnl iavcrs 10 the con-
Seas Anetfer convention was Yosed to be held At
Decatur, November. ISL.
About score OF rrpa1ts, we'll prepared. were
adopted on the sabbath Scaoo1, temperance, cle,
lii. Nichols editor Of tht Temperance S'dadard
atyocated pruhtb'coh. and tnirf p1rt5 AcssIs
Foster, Daniele aud others niGed the ministry e
attend the primary 9eennfA aSss EsaI aGe'sus n,;t
Wardie oi1e1ed ihetr senslmenta
Il was announced that General John 4. logal
had entered the room, and he ~ called 4noa 10y
| \ snecch The to.nts made were these: He was
practical temperance man: thought The Aetao
| dis, Episcopal Church WIS the greatest Temper
| ancc orCspl1nton In the ltnd: did not oefev
It best to make n third party a. u
. | dty1de the influence OF the good men n %
! ohnrcS and The party that Tad won tot oar IAN
| ia present standing. The church during the "
wosled vta as ~. you'd eSnreS rG' ns
I | heIne.i to estapihh. "Don1 destroy the cor1e
stone OF our nation. lam GLAD an here; 1e
beiScf for having mingled With Joa- Iae :
marfa were received with the bc8t Of good fet
| ing and frequent cheerA
) f1r lore least Of the evening had The nsu
a f,aiu1 ea Of such IN occasion. only that this O.
VA mo1r deeply inteuslhen oJ the tmp7css1
- | petsopt coUpo4luC It.
Thus has c1oeed The ft3t meeting ol Ns klnu
,, The Sta.e. The proceedings viii maze aoo
+ seven hundred pARea In pamphlet form, 70
$. published By Dr.. GiIlest, OF Jacksonville.
, 1870-11-18
MISSOURI

Suit ARatnst the Humboldt d St.
Ioxeph Railroad - Explanation
Concerning the Late Bridge Acca-
dent al II. Chatlens
St. LoE18, Nov. 17.-suIta have been comneuc-
ed In the United Stltes Circuit Couu against the
Hannibal st. Joseph Railroad Company, An tn
Junction granted ny Junge Treat according with
m agreement upon which the preferred stock
was issued, VI: thu. IN declaring digsdends, tne
preferred stocks then the turptua II lnJ, equally
between the preferred and common stock. The
preiefftd a7ock amounta to $5.06+, ,48t, and the
counon 70 4, A,l19,70Q. Tne K1tss earnings OF the
roa1l the past year were s.. $40 "a; gross expeu.
ses, ia,tsl ,626.
recent accident at the bridge IN couf8e Of con
atIpciioh Actos the Missouri River 1t st Charles
It Is but jus. to sag khAs The dsa8teF cobnneu
entirely to the aen1lldtpK extending from pier K
pier, the casting which Tell being the nrss ane
only piece which had been sent cut On the span
The totAl number Of lives lost EHs nine, not six
teen, AZ previously reported
, 1870-11-18

$ao,oeo Insurance. s1etsoo. Ine sotA loss
n estimated II 100000 The danger to other
buildings Was Kre1t, and the enttic IRE depart.
ueut was called into requi1ttson- Our dreuen
never worked moro heroical1y. The d5e origt-
Fo1ty-tn1ee hands Of A1hro's will he thrown out
OF employment NeaflJ III lost tnelr tools, One
hundred men win be oct OF NotE.
kpC1xslKk, III. N.-t.vt s*oT DtGrA1 4
ALti4,3 Ano OolIagiase rnsutrt on Court a1d
btnne sttest8, VA. de,uoyed b. ute this morning
With dfty Stand Of sr11g belonging 10 tho R}hn
Zouaves. Loss, Sao, 30: Insured fot $1s,o0o,
, 1870-11-18

CINCINNATI, Nov: 17.=Tne furniture I'D veaeer
nSas' 1,aom nf Queen clty Furniture Company w.s
euIned O'Clock s1oss+ !o'' sofe
em e. 10 no. principally n home con:
!s1,.. !o5 f1.ooo n tho Phnn11. Of
Earaatd e.s q 70 2otsa. ~ e. .is sG@q5 3 y
S@P:aI d;oeaa.a; seeSs sa:' s'f!ea y aas s' sas
sss: i tse GsTa.aa cas,st'T1 r.. ss Il
Do ts9aaaAer. n te.dfa @ ase1s.fs ep1 es,sss 1a1
, 1870-11-18

BOSTON. Soy. little 1nses.tsa astng COMMITTEES
into ne stYAls1 OF the New England Hraocn
Of The American Tract society report th.5 sns e 50
cirtJ, though seriously embarrassed y IN !,
expenses, to tne lowest point, By dispensing WIN
All onicerl aud en1rloycs not absolutely required:
Wo1crsT1K, Mass., Ncv. ls.-The Go:tfff u
Governor Bullock nor htt friends have enter
tatned any thought Of his election Is Senator
place OF Iii. Wilson.
| frum Halifax for Portland, has arrived heFc dts
! ablcd, Her machinery broke on Sunday night
Killing the engineer aut badly scald!ng his assist
| npt
CONCORD, n. H., Nor. ia Suite Labor RI
| foym Convention will be held December 81,
! nonint3e candidates for Ss1ta oNce1a.
, 1870-11-18

Baltimore Live Stock Market.
BALTIMORE, Nov. l1.-Cattle opened with bet
ter teeiIt and advanced, bat closed inactive:
nrst 4usllsy, $'.93a69o; mrdlpH, $a-00s9a.s3: IN
fenor tn Ordinary, *3.:03l0a; receipts 3,79l
saleE, 2.st9.
awine were more active and higher 1t to.5 .5G9
100; y few superior sold Al tl1.95; receipts,
ef3a-
Sheep-The supply Of common largely exceeds
the demand, aud prices were Xc; good were
searre and wanted: {aiz to good, Sa.5t3 <o0;
good 10 extra, n s0ah5o: stock skeep, t225@
80 per head; receipts, G+359.
, 1870-11-18

GALvxs1nS, Nov. 17.-co71oR = Le4s active;
lower Vtddin rs, 1sHc; sales 200 bales;' net re-
ceipta, l.9l2 bates: exports Great Batainy 80
bales; stock, II. 45S bales.
SAVANNAH, Nor. COTTON Nothing doiug
sales none: net receipts, s., hxies: exports,
NOZZLE, E0y. 13.-Co71oS-Quiet aud eaaier
mtdd'ina5, 14.t@l5c: sales, 1900 bales; net re-
eepts, s67 ba1es; coastwlsc e bales tota1, assa
s9,lso bAleA,
tuAkLksToN. Nor. 17.-CoE73S- D1il md 10 Ter
little doing; m!idllugs, &c; aalcs 20 bales: Et'
stock, 9I,oS bales.
, 1870-11-18

voted Il sin&t the Dakr Of Aosla, Jeaternay. htse
changed their Totes to the 2m:m1uVe- TOO
Duke ta1 been proclaimed King b. tho Prendent
Of the Co1tea. 5alvoa Of artillery followed the
proclamation.
Twelve Of the blank votes 1t the election
Yea1e1dAy. III ere 1tye1 nr tho Ca,1tssA
, 1870-11-18

GRxAI GR1xsBY, Eng, Nov. 16-Tae snips
HAMS and Leipzig, the former running between
Sew Yorx and Bremen, and the latter between
Baltimore and Bremen. hare been captured bs
Frcuch men-ct-wa1- Particulars arc wanting.
Se1thty-c!ght passenger were taken WILL me
uansa and twenty with the Leipzig.
LcxpcS, nov. 1.-THE report which reacaed
this c1ty this noyutng OF The capture Of the Ger
man steamers Hansa and Letpslg Was erroneoua
Those steamers a1e now 1t BsemetnAycn-
The Prusssau bark Herman Nelbm1ns waa
blown IN By \ French fftgate on the coast of
ireland yesterday. The story Of the capture OF
The steamers probably originated from This e'z'
| cumstance.
NEW YORK, Sor. 11.-ActsyA Od1.chs CO.
agents Of The German steamers, hare Fecelses
uessages announcing the safe ANIMAL OF tn
Hansa, Leipzig, and Hanover II BEemerhsTcu
Alter naylng touched at Gnmsh5. THIS prove
The tpcorrectness OF the reported capture Of tnos
Meau1c1a, though no contradiction has been II
rrye.t from the press agent
the French hare captured many German Fe
s.is in the Baltic ana North Seas.
The French are elsted over I rumos tha1 II
| sn,re German neet In the North sas Hesc ea
! tulrd In the Jahde River.
, 1870-11-18

TuE HA1rF, Not. 17--Tne1e have been eonae
| further changes In the Cabinet DenAs fesl2ua
! ton has been accepted, and Drock takes TIT
| Marine portfolio temporarily.
, 1870-11-18
FRANCE.


RCxoRED SUCCESSFUL s0k11f PRox rAR1a
New YORK, Nov. 1.-THE Loudon cozres-
pone,ent Of the Eorld gives special despatch
from Tourr, to-day, which saJ1 that numerous
reports reach that city stating that Trochu, on
lhc 18th, made magnificent soEt1e, tndicunE
terrific loss On the Germans, and establishing
communications with General D.Au1elles- De-
tails Of the lighting yer5 !accs.plese, but the
substance Of the reports is that the main attat1
was made along the rpadB leading through st.
cloud, $ey1es, and Versailles, while fe!nts were
made toward the north at ST. Denis, and south at
vnlcIutt-
1oxpox. Nov. 17.-1ndennlte rumors Of French
successes before PaEss, arc IN circuiation-
TUE s1EoR or rAR1A
LONDON. Nov, 17.--A special despatch to the
New YORK Tribune from Berlin, l3sa, says that
communication nom jules Fayre 70 0ambetta
has fallen Into rrussi1n hands, which states that
trr1h meat Will last but > few days Then thcrt
Is salt neat enough to last for fortnight
The Prussisn military authorities make no Sc
m Of their expectations that tho batteries Hl
/ he coz rleteI l,5 the LET Of December. There nu
p,t!ups have arrived, and everything Il ready fo'
bomba.dment, II necessary, apout the tine ths
| mcat f1iie.
TRAIN xlss1sG.
1Yoss Nov. 17.-Mr. Train has been rntsslu,
nyc DAYS. There are fears Of his Assassination.
yoS TER TAHSE MOVEMENTS
| 1nSpnS, Nov. l7.-Tae Aonatur reports tha
| the Germans under Won der Tam have with
drawn from Tours and PatrJ, and that their ID
/ yanced posts at present arc Al Baxocacs, Ttllt
reseux, uezmis1y, Sule voyes, cazmlnviue, an
| Gutguanrtlle,
ACHSoCs TKoor2
The troops under tiattbaldi arc violent and MI
ttnoue, and strong measures hare been tesorss
l to to tE1ug them under discipline.
~ Kx1HEoKckHIfTs FOR voN DER TAHS.
AZ General Won der Tam falls back. the fore
: coming to his relief are advancing rapidly fro
: tho Riser You've 10 the Lo,rt- Two columns ha
!, / crossed the Tonye. The Tenth Corps hns stz1
+ the river 1t TounezE. Prince Frederick Charles
: last accounts, Tas At T1oyes directing the n1o'
a / tneutA.
L | THE ONLY HOPE.
K 1oypoS Nov- liza late number Of the IA
Il Tt7ats 4.ln,itk that An Offensive movement eu
+ naxr OF General Tspchu could alone saEe the q
!, soKIl1 At BE1FoKT.
d Yceter1ay the ga11tson at Belfort made so1
L. but were repulsed By the rEusslans- The g.
II ssu lost go Killed and wounded and aEs5 p
st cuLtA
, 1870-11-18
HUexIA,


LONDON, Nov. 17.-KIempttons from MILITARY
sery1ce In Russia have been united, ind Ill c@A4a
et summoned,
, 1870-11-18

From J. =. Curtis. Esqs%t OF F1rna OIL
p1anu, Curtis T. Co.., s. =. WnteE-at-
1had, Just prior to beginning the treatment. nAd
fepeatet and ala1ninglY rrofuse nemorznaEea
trorn the lungs copious night gweate and had Lost
neah epd strength to great extent I began to
tnp.ove from the nrst dar of treatment, and The
improvement has continued to the present tine
ullI an now ahie TO attend to daily hu6ness, and
consider ny health tully Ttsfored. THIS great r.
su1t attribute solely to Dr. AyerA aklll and hi
ncw rc1nedic6. J. s. CURTIS.
, 1870-11-18
SPAIN.

NApH1p, NOT lathe Uoztes hAs elected the
Duke Of AostA hans Of Spain, By : vote OF 1sl
against lso% AAdad u animated, bat no d4aor
def Il repoSted, Il.
, AApa0 Nor. l1.-sevsEsa 1T zAe Deq&ties xhs
, 1870-11-18

11a1x VALET, n. T., Nov. 17.--D.nlel c. Bur-
mrnstr of Il. d. Baker. co1ared, IN Dieau, In c.
e her. 1853, has i.cel1cd from the HuveTnor Z
ronmptatlop Of his sentence 70 imprisonment to-
, 1870-11-18
Hnltinnorc Live Stock market.

An Abortiouiat Arrested.
MNfxts, Nor. 17.-pr. Saafosti Bell was held
to bait In s1.0oo. to-dsy, fos producing an abor
ton on negro WoM1n-
, 1870-11-18

AkFEHt uK * SuPP0's7s3 III *a&
DLoo41SsTon, Ill, Nor. 1s.-on Sunday lhst
tie lead body Of 4 woman Was found IN SN1
S1rrE' fcT miles south OF Lincoln. aud jester
dsx TWO Tourr men were arrested at Normal on
charge Of her murder. The eT1est MA made
rY,nn ttfFn1finn.
, 1870-11-18
AUSTRIA.

VIENNA. Nov. 1s.-1n the ReichU1,h- the dcnAsc
on the aadEess TO The Crown WIS c1osed to-da5,
b. Minister Potnki, who IN his speech 1usdnec
the dissolution Of the Chatup en-
, 1870-11-18

fail PERSONALS, Prices within the reach Of all
wKtSIOW AVER H. D.,
Lock BOZ 57S2, Chicago. H.
, 1870-11-18
PROFESS I0WkI4
DISEASES
OF TIE
THROAT AND LUNGS.
DR.. AVER,
.: No. 1876
WAbASK-Av.

The nav system no1 only embraces al that Il
valuable in Inhalattons Of Med!c4ted yspor and
AtqnizaSton, but applications Of far greater ut1ll-
" and Importance. Persons atnlcted should sp~
nj, tmmedia.<ly, II they hope for certain and
speedy restoration to health.
, 1870-11-18
MARRIED.


PHCE-SrALD1NG-Or Ihaz3dAy. 18th Inst. Al
Trinity Church, hy Rev. 4. tr}l1F rector, Ftfd ",
Pcck ind Miss TtlR o. spaldIus, III Of this city.
Dt1ULAH-FFkNS-Qn the evening Of Nov. Is. 1s:o
at The hotne Of the bride1 parents Is Pe-t by ihs
Rev. Joserh H. RylAnee. rhstor St JAmes' Churxh
ME Jarnca Doolan and Mias May Ferns. both Of Chi
cagn. NO cArd1-
sFGlaskow and Gfesnoch rapess. Of Scotland
p1tahe COPY
, 1870-11-18
Chicago Business Directory


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LONDON, Nov. 17.-An explosion occurred 10
day q. kynoch's carlndgc factory, nea, B!fming
ham. twenty-five ptrsoos we're injured, soms
{AIAt1y.
, 1870-11-18
REAL ESTATE.

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"Loratt Lawp.~ ST. AaztaIrt1e, Western Lo7sE.rs
\. Tic had ot invitation ot The beautiful EytT IsSae
l.l.ad. eomEE:.ias aerss e Eosns e9s rs fssh 8 shaiee
NATIONAL Bank .toek. New Osleau.. viii es *o!a II
oarratu. 10 e!ose Al tstAtc. h. U. Muh1G;4A
, 1870-11-18
nlaQnlurION
WANTED.
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R{vaAN1T. NeW EAkk4
, 1870-11-18

FANCY nax GOODS:
T0Thela(iieS.|
GREAT BIRGI[Nk.|
To-day I shall begin to sell at
RETAIL |
New York Jobbers' and
Manufacturers Prices,
The Wholesale Stock OF
IRVINE & co.,
FANCY DRYCOODS,
At tllcir Store,
19 Lake-St. |
To make the snle popular we
shall begin with unllcard'of
prices.
TAKE NOTICE.
| BERGMAEN's ZEP H Z H
| yyURSrEDS at IL Lac; Retail
Prices IL to 20c per ounce.
COLORED SILK VELVET
| RIBROAs S 10 25c per Jnrd;
Retail a,rlces 10 to SOC per yard.
NEW STYLES SILK DRESS
BUTTONS, in all colors, IL to
25c per doz., less than onc.thfrd
retail prices.
| New Style Plain and Opera Fans,
All Cofors, at one-hnif Retail
Prices. .
|Rare Chance for Christmas Gifts.
We xhall offer our
HOSIERY &'GL0VES
A&25 per cent under New York
| Wholesale Prices
| MILWARD'S NEEDLES,
i 4cents per paper.
lPINs, HO0Ms3and EYES, and
SHALL WARES, almost
AW AY.
ZEpHYR KNIT HOODS, LEG
GlNS, MfTTENS, DC, at less
lhan cost OF n1ltk3nS.
!: BEST HIP GORE
:|C r S E S,
scyenty.1ivc Cents,
> Rctaa1cd everywhere ut 81 90 to
, 44.95.
j: TIE EuPgESS KID GLOVES. 1t Is sests
II LADIES' and CMTLDKEN's
filmed BERLIN GLOVES a
prfces never before offered.
7 SKIRT. BRAlDS, COTTON
;: and LINEN TRIMMINGS, n
C ,prfccs which would ruin ssaY ont
fREAlAhD IMITATION Ia cE$
At Importers Prices.
Everything Under Cost
J. This snfe Is Pssittyey and Is +
: y close our business, therefore tn
goods will be sold IF PRICE
WILL DO 1T.
II CALL AND SEE.
!. ;*.iRVINE & co.
T.: 10 Lake.St-
j: MCRITrHNToN, Manager.
, 1870-11-18

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AuthoAe sqsk1as for dxveAqpNe9k g e2t1
EE4 he Wtn s4tas6qd e 81 snss2
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KNIGHT8 OF PYfHrA3.
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= md t3fsen H1y road Wh<re n fat9Ee the!r meesa
wn be heM on 8s4ardAJ. iasteed d Erday xvea1k''
New-York tribune., 1870-04-14

So often have we been told of the defeat,
rout, death, and virtual humiliation of the
Dictator Lopez, that we may now fairly in
dnlge doubt whether the news of his death,
as sent from Brazilian quarters, is true. Only
a few days ago we printed from the same
fountain of Paraguayan history the re-
port that Lopez had turned upon his
pursuers and beaten them. Having
credited the possibility of Lopez once more
taking the field desperately against his ene-
mics, we feel bound to credit more or less to-
DAYS news from the same authority. But it
is simply risk to believe the intelligence
which the allied news-makers may have found
il to their interest to construct out
of rumOr of the death of Lopez
a rumor with little better foundation, perhaps,
than the story of the execution of LOpez's
mother. What a relief it must be to this
worthy woman, if she be the victim supposed
and he the monster pictured. 1t is true that
the Brazilian story which states that she has
been captured also tells us that Brazilian
somebody, or nobody, has been made Wis
count for killing the arch-despot of South
America. We beg to be spared, however, for
the present, the moral reflections which are
sure to follow the actual death of this oft
decried monster. What he really is, is a
problem, but not wholly problem, and in
due time we shall be able to estimate him at
his best and worst.