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EffectuaI Prayer illustrated.

DR.. Guthrie, in his discourses on the /
Parallels, gives an illustration from East
ern life which throws a food of light on
the success Of the woman pleading with the !
unjust Judge He says of her importuni- |
ty: This art is carried to hehighest per-
lection in the East. A traveller in Persia
tells how he was besieged by one who So
licited a gift more costly than he was pre-
pared to give. The hOary and as the peo-
pie esteemed him. holy mendicant. set him
self down before his gate, throwing up a
rude tent to shelter himself from the noon
day sun. There he remained like senti-
mel, nor left his post but to follow the trav-
eler out Of doors and return with him
Taking snatches of sleep during the day,
when the other rested in the house. he kept
/ up hideous bowling, and clamorous de-
mands, all the hours of the night-an an
noyance which, persisted in. for successive
days and nights, and even weeks, seldom
fails, as you can suppose, to gain its object.
such were the means by which the Wild
ow gained hers. So soon as ever this I'M
just judge took his seat at the gate of the
city, where in the East courts are held and
all cases heard. his eye, a. it roamed over
the crowd. fell on her. There she was and
always waa-,orrow in her dress, but de-
termination in the flash Of her eye; her
form bent down with grief, but her spirit
/ unbrokyn; resolved to give the Judge no
rest till he had avenged her on her adver-
-ary. Now, breaking in on the business
Of the court, She is on her feet passionately
demanding Justice, and now stretched on
the ground at his feet, she piteously i'm
plores it. Nor can he shake her of. De-
MED her suit. She follows him to his house
to interrupt his leisure and embitter his
pleasures. Her voice ringing loud on the
threshold demanding entry, she bursts into
his presence, and is dragged away by the
servants, thrust out, but only to return, as
The ball struck, rebounds, the billow shat
tered on the rock, falls back into the deer
to gather volume and strength for a new
attack. And as by constant dashing, the
waves, in time, cut into the cliff, which
yielding to the incessant action of weaker
element, some day bows his proud head
and precipitating himself forward, falls in
TO the sea, which, swallowing it up, sweeps
over it with jubilant, triumphant waves, 81
the persistence of the widow overcome
the resistance of the judge. Diamond cut
diamond She conquers by impunity.-
Yielding to her requests. me says, "Becaus
this widow troubeth me l will avenge her
! lest by her continual coming she wear,
me-"
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Eggs Of Pure Bred Fancy Poultry
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Strayed from the subscriber while at Barton
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puppy. with white ring around the neck. and
four white feet; had leather strap around the
neck when lost. VIII answer to the name Of
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give information where he may be had will be
pala Tor the trouble. BURTON T. NILES.
Barton, March l, 1870. eva
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The Methodist people of Montpelier net
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tival on Wednesday of last week.
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PREMIUM CHESTER WHITE PIGS.

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cine IL - universally re-
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4 cathartic, nor wa ever
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- oo,lntrvqnd among
m 49,. as this mild
but efficient purE".iF'e
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liable and far more g
tlal remedy t'l,1h wy
other. Those VINO ny 7
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NUMBER 10.
AYERS C&JnarUlc Pills,

For al the purposes Of Laxative
Medicine. , IA ,.. .-li
, 1870-11-01

&;eneraf Daeis and Colonel Hayden.
AmeetlDg Of officers AMI soldiers, Irrespective
Of any particular organization, WAS held IN the
rsTioEs Of the Briggs House, last evening, for the
purpose OF taking some appropriate action con-
ceYnirR General Hasbrouck Davis and Colonel IIay-
den, both OF the Twelfth Illinois Cay1l!, who
met their death in the wreck Of the ll-lated
steamer Cambria. Oh the coast OF England few
,lRys 90.
General II. B. Dox called the meeting to order,
ami ncr!rateti General i. D, Webster for Castr-
man. In doing 50 he made sOmc remarks refer
nEE To the Ead occasion.
General Webster, On taking the chair. spoke
seuchiC8ly Of the deceased, General Dsvta A
se1dIpr BIZ vas brave and true, anG As a ct4zea,
he fulfilled tie highest dulles. Ills mind WAS one
E1aC1,t with farc gtfss, and his department gave
the une clue to his cnaracter-shat Of refined
hnd culttvated gentleman
tic deal,thfy desired to esptess ,ner los.an:some
1ncre appropriate ~av than could he done At
single meeting, and hoped that definite action
wonld he postponed. He understood TINT
there ,sSI xSTd BE- eeaSE Of she o.T ,sd S;fqs r
advisable that Geceral DAVIS friends :at the bar
AMI those OF the army should mingie their senti
Men8 In common testimonial In conclusion,
tie speaker presented hts sentiments, In the
shape OF resoiuuou, 70 sne effect that COM
thy testimonial at a meeting On SATURDAY after
neon simultaneously with the meeting Of the bar.
which WIS to be held at the 1aT Institute at
p. n.
gCut'crneu WIRE named Committee On Resolu~
lions: Colonel Grosyenor, General Deye1idge,
General nox. DE. Mccarthy, Captain Sissen, and
The meeting then adjourned tn. O'Clock on
Saturday afternoon, to meet again at the parlors
Of tie BT4rY9 House.
, 1870-11-01
FOREIGN.

"-'
---
cl p,la:o,, Scr,;ens HeId
D
"
f0 {,nen To-Day.
, 1870-11-01

The Baroahee Troupe Ttn give Two nHt-elass
e tcerts at Metropolitan Hail, on Wednesday and
THURSDAY evenings Of thts *eek, fos tne hsnetlt
and managers Of the association cali the attenton
of the public TO these coucezIa. and hope and cx-
rtct asEs attensnse foE tae sase ,s o. sae rsea
They also feel assured that the entertain.
tnent offered Will be Of a yeIJ high osdef, and
amply repay those who mag tsyor them E1tn taeir
Tickets for safe At the music stocek At Cobb q
book store. and At the rooms OF the Library Asso-
cia.ion. Reserved seats without extra charge: .
Managers Tor the :. .Ho1plfal for Women aad
Children" win be held at me hospital, No. ~
North LaSa1le street. at , O'Clock TITS afternoon.
Church Young Mems Aseoctat!ou. Will BE- held u
the 1ectule-rpom OF Trinity Church, On JACKSON
street. At O'Clock this evening. bn1tness o. IN
recently opened on Third eEenue, Win come be-
fore the meeting, sntt full attendance s &C"
me Rev. Father SuRent III deliver lecture
on Friday evening. November 4. upoo the subject,
Sobody's Children: or, the Destitute and Home
less Insh Children IN England"
cal entertainment at Fa1we11 Hall tot she beneh1
Of Band Of Hope Cnton. Tickets 81 cents 70 nf
The iadies Of The Tnlon P.rk cons.eea auona
Society Will give dinners On the Isl, 3d. ID. ~
and stn tnsts, from IL 70 oe1ocf. tn AeEopea!t
ih&t ue1l, should remember these dinners- TEE
| els. 81.
The lstes Of the Ninth Presbyterian Cau.=5
give series OF dinners. this week. at FAMe:
| na11, commencing to-day. Gentlemen *ho din.
down town will please make note Of It TIL
| lfd,eB viii he In attendance from II 70 eser
afternoon.
| -Rey, E. F. Williams will preach At the Wash
ipgtoniAn Homo, Ills evening. The public Ar
| Invited.
-Tnc.e Yin be IN examination Of Ea1e teach
| ers for country Echro!s at the County S1pei
tn'erdcnt's cnce, No. II; C2arf street, beEtnuin
Al O'Clock Friday morning next: Add OF feEIal
The public installation OF the Officers Of Aqn
1'ura Lodge Nc. SO l. q. G: T.. taSe
Place h4 evening Al toeiT NIL p
Seymour STREETS. Goo.i speaketa have been II
tttt d to address the public On The subject {
/ Temperance after the Installation ceremonies Al
/ n1ef
, 1870-11-01

Suicide OF United States District At
toxnoT LnuK Mt Now Orleans.
New ORLEANS, Gel. sl.-Tne Tanlt and safes OF
4. Rochefeau we're broken open By burglars 114r
nlght, and properly valued II *, o01 tAken.
A policeman, J. Gassett has been sho: and
Killed.
one death only from yellow feser yessrdAJ.
4. B. LnnR, Cnited Shtes District AtrorntT, Wig
found dead In his Office, this morning, with hts
THREAT cut He Is Supposed to have committed
txrc1de.
Nxw oR1f.xs, OF s1.-The coroness jurY. Ia
the case Of L. h Lang. has not rendered Its ver-
dict he wAs seen. yestertay evening. ascending
the tteps leading to hts o!1ce IN the Custom
House. Nothing further WAS known until
o'clock this morning. When the colonel porter
went to put the ONCE In orlef, be discovered the
body welse11nK IN blood. Ht had apparently
been dead Aeyet1l hours. 1 deep Etsh. indicted
by razor. had severed the 1ugn!ar Fetu. There
Was also g3Ah cut upon eAcu wrist The razor
was found near hy. Speaking to Governor Wel-
ler, yes1erday morning, Lang complained Of sui
The impression TINT he Was then enduring se-
Yere perTous attack.
Ling xss native Of Greenfield, Mass., g7adu.
ted II Dartmouth College. studied '1A1 under
JndRc Hoover, Of Boston, and WIS ahM1tted 10
the bar Of New Orleans in 1874. He Was ~ ycas1
Of AEt-
Eighth District Court adjourned out or respect.
Deceased was hu1iesl thu afternoon With MaEoult
, 1870-11-01

Progress OF tho Ennderpool Tran1-
Further T|c4tlmonys

Progress OF tho FnndeFpool Trln1-
Further Tc.tatnony.
KALAMAZOO, Oct st.-SatuEday afternoon Geo.
II. RohtnPOu testified that he saw Field Saturday
forenoon, about Uclcck, going TO Eatd tue bank
vas going 10 AcEeys bArper anop to got SHARED
It the time.
George WoodrnH, sworn: Mo1Iay morning,
sept t. 1869. saw some smoke Issuing from the
chimney Of the hank building.
e. c. Zee tesut1ed that he saw Field IN tue Tyson
House Oh the 22lh of September, 1853. He TOOK
soue gold pieces out OF his pocket and showed
atou, twenty Of the1n-1ve dollar piecca-
This morning naTtd D. Ingram was ttt3lled,
md testified a to conversations With Wander
pc01. mainly The same A9 h18 AlreA1y been fe-
ported. He saT blood on the sidewalk 1t the
Eead Of the st11Es. also SAW spot5 on the hoor OF
the basement uudef the bank, that looked a.
though dIIty EAtef had run dowu. All the FORE
.lcon vas occupied with his DISCRIMINATION.
SotuluR OF importance w49 eltc1ted.
, 1870-11-01
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.


LoSnoN. Oct 3l-1:21 p. m.--Conso1E, saN@
esa;: Esies, 1sE: Illinois Central. 10; ssns. 81,
s9A:5sos, u, ~. o-sos. q. 9o4; lo:1v,, sly: :,
s-as. % w do - ~; DO -, ny: ~ 4os: s..
AtlAntlc i Great Western, xsx.
LONDON. Oct 3l.--Tn.morznw being settlement
day at the bank. the Exchange viii nor te open
fHr business There WILL be public 1ales OF stocks
and securities.
wheat, 1os Sd rcd Western, % I'd: white, lis:
new Ah~aukee, 2? 1oi9ss lid. Corn, old. a9a
2d931a; new, 80s sd.
Pork, 1915 ID. Lard. is tL
L4vKnroot, Oct. sL-Cotsou dru and un.
changed: receipts, Is, ,ot0 bales.
California Wheat. rs; red Western. 9s I'd: new
Milwaukee. % 1nda9s lid: wtnte:, los 81
REeat!stuns-Fluur. 2as 81. Curn, old, 9aa ID
8sns: new. s0s23os 3d- oats, p 100
Provisions qnlet: PORK, 1913 II. Beef, Ills
Lard. It's Cd. Cheese, s9a Cumberland n,tddles,
$40 I'd. short tits, S4s.
Produce unchanged
Petroleum spirits, 1l@llLL
LONDON, Oct. 3l.--SnEaI timer at 3es g.
Crude petroleum. ia st.l: ltnseed OFT. Ee93
seA: tuEpent1ne, eaE8ses; uasecd cakes, Eso,>1.
, 1870-11-01

refcf Sixth and Masn streets, destroyed Two
f1sme tsosea occupied By H. GfreoWald. merchant
tstlor, : saloon. and m uonc4sttce:1 iessahh9h-
tntnt, and datusE-d the G:orc occupied hy 3cnn
U.StIl, Dealer In bootl aud Ahoes. Total f3s8 On
hutlt1IRs Ind stocks, s. s0N: par.lAlly corerrd ef
t1tMsnce. Most Of Green ~alas ami oSel.a
s!ocks were removed, Aud but partially sia1a1cd
NV OK1kANs. Oct. 3L-Tne Sco6 House, 40
Csmp street, WIS burned tast night. Loss, Fo,-
n00: insured:
HosTox. uct- at-A nre this N 1suiuR destroyed
the Adams HouBaatahle, Nina stsbit. Aad TWO
smsll brick dxeIl!ngs on Aaso1 6t-ee! Stxreea
tpI6ek were burned.
, 1870-11-01

Peter Stevens ansl Casper Stuof arr roo1umates
1t a b0sFoinK houEe. Nm s. and 81 East Pearson
Ereet, IN the Nosta Division. At the supper table
last e5eutng they concluded to nave little mis-
understanding, which ali bur ended in sef1ous
jeopardy 70 the table rxlpxs." When they re-
p4tlca TO their rootu the dispute which ha.l been
iabEe1 was again ought before the house, and
nnatly resu!ssd Ia Stevens striking stupt . blow
nxrT Truson E1ew Wtoth+ and drawing : pocket
knife rau It three o1 four times into Stevens asn
and tace. Snpf then a.1t 'uracl to tht Huron
STREET St1tt0n ard gave himself into the hands oil
the pol'cx. A search Was then tnss.u1ted for
sievtns, but his indlTldual had ael to pats IN,
known.
, 1870-11-01
OHIO,
annual N Getting of tho Western Tract
mt Hook Society - Premiums
Awarded by the 1utc InduntttnJ

Ii A4&
C1xcrSSATI. Oct 31.-The annual meeting Of
the Western Tract nnd nooE Society occurred TO-
,lay. The total recelpts for the year were s19,-
41Geo; xpendlturfR {lo, ,Sl0.9a- Steps were taken
to ltuuliatc debt OF one thousand dollars resting
on ,he society: Rev. Dr; Ay.selott waa elected
President, and 4. $. Merrill. Recording Secretary.
The awards to the exhibitors at the Cincinnati
Industrial Fair Will be announced tomorrow.
Thrre kinds .of gold and silver
medals were awarded, to be exc
cuted 1t the United States Mint:
th.y Will be rrAdJ for delivery in about tcztJ
slaJk. The diploma u large, and executed On
is Foid medals; ils ssre silver @eds!s: = small
silver medals; ta9 diplomas The following ex-
hibitoEs received god medals: J. f Gree1-
wald, tteam engines; C. Anrens, s1e1tu IRE en-
zlpe; Lane / Bocley, disrlays Of steam ens1ne
and wood-wprk1ng machinery: Sues Tool
Works, boring and turning; Mfland
display Of rwood-wotknR machinery: John y.
Cooling. carriages: John Curtis, ca1rt1Res: i. c.
Hehaz.t%, furniture: NISSAN PAcine Woollen
Mills: Powers ! wesahttpan. chemicals: Amer
chiut Company; Ns1l Safe and Lock Company.
nrc and burglar proof and concrete sAfes, and
combined bank locks; Champion Machine Com
rany. combination 1earer and mower: Geof>e
Ro9en i Son, native sparkling Delaware and Coz
cord E1peS; u. Nefk, sparkling CAtAwba wine :;
Post Co, railroad supplies,
, 1870-11-01


SAFE. Of 1.71o bic. upands ii i!c.
Sqet I'D T11k spa ri. ,lsc
!sa;s an !: ..ss s SSo. fes!ss
csrress he msrketEiaae lower; Eeceipis. 4o;,oco
In: sa!ta, 16a,ooo ou; N9t Chicago spring. new,
sI&a1.sl. eloting II 9l.fs; wtnter red and an
Aiehifan. fl.4a9LM Rye in good demand as tull
Prices; kales Of 1900 b new y esteIn u 9atc-
BARLEY qg!e1 and uncna1sed; sa!ts ot 1s.H@ ou
md 1@sc higher; receipts. 1900 hu: sales Of
67:oeo oo: E1ixed u ss4@s4kc: ne* st sc;
yellow At 9oc- Oa14 IN tslr demand, md 1c a!Ga"
warehcuse-Wheat, 1851 81 bu corr SCI. .e:s bu;
oa'f, 9.H9 SO bu: tie, s9.cos hu: barley, sA,fs5
bu: malt, 70, SIC ha peas, $50 ba.
tsRoeKnB-Ccnee IN moderate demand, md
meet n, stead snEa5 IN ia'r demand d,aVe a1d a
rcrsp Rico. 1az11c- Ao2asees dn1, but u1-
ehs2SsS; Raee q dn3i Sut 1ncn;nssa; S a
Brrtn ASp cHkks1-in rnoderate demand, and
PRov MuSLro.k dull and prices draorlng:
sales 100 bsis nou1nsl; round tots ress II E&Nj
lob lots, aaDt*z = 30 Beef nrcnaosed: saEs o.
Bulk meats quiet i'd nnchan9e.i- Lard dull but
GrchacHeA: sales $40 tes steam at 1eh8lec; Aet-
tte: 16s41HAc: - tcs December, - t4c-
| "d4SA4a-DWlt " AuA klaAE s1"eAE +'F+
SIC
| FRK1Gnr3 TO IlvIxroot-QuIet: wheat, steam'
| It'd
| RRIAnsICFFs- Flour dull, and SC lower, WEE. - !
! du'f end = thade lower: M. 2 spring, zL9.4l -
Winter red and amber, ii. .s07l.s4. RJe quiet and
| unchanged; new Western. 97tas3c. oa.s n 10y
| demand, End market nEN: Western. AEs[ssE e I
! OHIO. t64asc. Com scA1ct and dfms M44et's @SS
| 4Hc: new, SOC.
EGGs-Qutet and weak At ss9 3sc-
| FKnvIS2oNa-Fpfk In fair demand. aug osEaeI e
SO hsls new n1e*s seller December *o"a y *aL2a
Beef steady. Bulk m.4ts dull and pi1ces po0i
| nal Bacon II lleht demand, but 1olde1s u asi ~
Lard In fair demand, and market ntn: k2tts u
20 1ea 1rtt hslf Of December md nrst hall o.
January II l3hc-,
BALTIMORE ,,.,,
| BAL31NnRX, Oct -BREAIs7IFfa-TEsIon "!
! In moderate deEAnd and market sfead1. ME-!
kcarce snd firm for high grades: Others aaa oq
uncbanKtd. Western, H. 09l.A Cnen y M1a
es1tc demand, aod market 1te4dF y esS.SS
Oats u nodente demandt Bnd m3Aes sseaoa
n +s9 ssc- Rye. DQsc. .,-,.
PRovu1o% pom. $500: Bscon s1sct ~,
and frm: Shoulders, 1s4lsHt. t16etr 1sNe: Gee'
nne1oc: han1, SIC Lard q9.ek: aad.:uaeaansea
|. Wais11r-Dun bat nnehsnged. II 81. IL :.
= PHIlADELPHtA.
rHILApEIFH1A. Oct xa.-bKxAueEttss-ftea
4ale. AID unchanged Wheat IN node-ate a1
, 1870-11-01
The Lave Stock Markets.


NEW ToRE. Oct sl.-The change to clear cold
weather greatly benefits the maTketa Cattle
Count no 500 for week. With 5.100 for present maF-
Retst l41 cara At One Huntte e,fIh street, III at
COmmunfpaT. This Was more than expected,
and troyerB we're disappointed In not getting
more money. The stock cost quite an advance.
4nd brought about NC more hfle, though the sales
were yerJ unequal. Iowa dfoyers did little bet
ter. while otherE atFaucea 1c: AL we're selling.
IL fat, X sEt, Kentucky cattle brought 1sa1skc:
1eo prime Illinois, X c~t, l5al8Mc: good Ohio,
* tWt, l$@Isc: go thin Illinois, III cwt, ls915c j:
r. The range vas s71ehc. averaging 1sc.
Texas gave $500 cattle. or abont the same a.
nltnofa. New York rising 600.
selling fair 1t +2se for sheep, mostly *H.aate,
ard 6!k@a4c for lambs. viz: 70 Ohio lambs, n3
its, she: car canadas. g ns skc: car, u
thin, Is ~, <.ac; 70 Cauatlas. le4 ns &c.
lfc0a-3o.600 for The week, and II. cars to-1ay.
1--we arc worth 7,.@s.,c; cars Ohio. s,o9sso
ute worth 1ct3lo<c.
PHILADELPHIA.
rHIpADELrIIIA, Oct 3l.-Cattle dutl and shahe
lower: gales Of 2,ND extras At s3ttS2c; medium,
sash.c: common. 3d6Hc.
Sheep steady and III mo*ierase demand: sales o!
1t,OO0 al 3tacc.
Hogs dui! and shade lower; sales Of 5000 Ut
1r@MIc.
East L1BkRrr. tn . Oc. si.-1Iogs yna heayy
hfH heavy. ~ a7tc: medium, sa'Ae.
Cattle aud sheer-So sales: run heavy OF both.
, 1870-11-01

FLORENCE, Oct. a1.-In cage Of q dissolution OF
the Italian Parliament, now threatened, e1ec-
lions for new nerustes will occur ION the Goth Of
November. Parliament will assemble on Decem-
her T.
NJ Renart. the French representative, has con-
graduated the King on the energy and moiera-
ton which has been displayed In the accomplish
meut Of italian unity. S!gnor yenostA, replying
for the King. expressed thanks for the gool wosds
of NJ Rcnarl, znd added that Italy itself ts not
only rrEcncEated, hut universal civilization pro-
mutt.i by latc erenls at Rome.