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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-06-09
PROPERTIES.
MEDICAL PROPERTIES AND USES.

Bucbu leaves are gently stimnlant. with
peculiar tendency to the Urinary Organs.
They are given in complaints Of the Urinary
Organs. such as Gravel, Chronic Catarrh Of
the Bladder, Morbid Irritation Of the Bladder
and Uretbra, Disease Of the Prostate Gland,
aud Retention or Incontinence Of Urine, from
a loss Of tone in the parts concerned in its eV.
acuation. The remedy has also been recon-.
mended in Dyspepsia, Chronic Rheumatisu,
outaneous Affections, chroaic RheumstiSm.
and Dropsy.
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j., p Il I @ R.91s.; Of Virginia. :

public mind Of the nation sclear 10 all
observers. Men ore Wearied with re-
construction everywhere. They are
firing Of hate and sectional passion, and
the better feeliags are warming up the
cold. and for some years past almost
heartIssS national, body polite. We
have recently had striking ilIusFs,ioa Of
the return to this batter and kindIler cen.
dition in the hearty sympathy Of nerlh-
srn people 90 the occasion Of the caian-
ity al our Capitol. Al no other period
and under no other circumstances eoull
such an oatburst Of sincere and solid
sympathy have been excited By such au
accident. II vast result Of o revi.ing
frAtsrnal Sentiment. which only needed
the occasion to display itself.
Hence we see that there isa general
indifference, il not impotence, at the
North with regard the whole matter OIL
reconstruction. The enforcement bill
notwithstanding the violent speeches Of
such malignant fanatics as Senator Nor.
ton. has hardly received a passing rec.
oanilion 10 the North The New York
Times Republican, verV truly saws
"We esanut expect the ordinary citi.
ecu 10 take 90 absorbing an interest ia
measures for enforeinR the fifteenth
amendment as he did in the success O
the itself. While ii was un
certain Vhether the southern States
would accept the results Of The war
everybody was disposed to sick closely
to the perry which had csried tha
to a triumphant eooclndou Bot now
there is no uncertainty on the subject
All the States. save Que, are fully 'festor'
ed, and il is no source OF Strength 10
the Republicans that they still deprive one
State ofiW jus. privileges. We cannot
get any more Ere out of the extinct EN-
bsrs. We must have a policy wise
consistent broad anl enlightened policy,
aud men Of conservative opinions. lonl
placed under ban, must be recalled &c
assist in carrying it OPT"
The Tines is right. II the Republican
party hopes to proIong its lie at all il
must have some "policy," and it mus
show some respsctfor Conservative msr
some regard for their counSels. The
ul'rss must retire 10 ths rear, aud the
really wise and considerSte men mus
take the lead. The people that support
them will demSnd someIhing more than
the mere rakiag over the embers Of nat
iOn"l strife.
Whether this will be the policy oil the
lesders,in Washington or NOT temsins to
be seen. Buff il 10 not. the party wall
be swept iron The earth, AID that soon
The people are ahead Of their leaders. :
They want the bread Of some political
policy for the restoration o fharnoaR and
prosperity. aud will not be put of With
q stone. The Congress have something
more 10 do than to watch aud prosecute
The Southern States. Immediate action
is demo caed 10 check The downward
way ofthe war parry. The opponeu:s
Of that parts hsvs evidently made rsp-
id advances towards power. The grow
ing aversion 10 the leyengsfui policy Of
the ultra Republicans 10 steadily iu6rSas.
ing The opposition strength.
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A FAMss ~ VrRoIsIA. The follow.

A FAMiss ~ vrRolsrA. The follow.
ing appeal appears 10 tue columns Of tie
Louisville Courier-Jonadl:
THE undersigned beg lssVeto call the
atts9dop OF the benevolent 10 Louisville
and Its vicioilg 10 the cruel dsslituiion Of
the poor 10 counties Of Appomsttox,
Prince Edward. Noltoway. Va. and the
adjacent counties Our partial attempts
to relieve this desiitnion have only TO.
VssleJ 10 Us It's frightfal dimensions, cod
convinced Ne that il amounts to scluGl
famine. We ere beSeiged dsily while
ct home, by eyed and inffm persons, by
muiilated soldiers, BY the widows Of
Confederate. dead. telling The same
pilsous stories Of no remuaersiivs etn.
pIoymsnt. no iueoms, no food, and ssrth /.
" resource for obtaining il. Their pc
lition is bread, meet they have not seen
for many weeks, and. they say they
do mol presume 10 expect il nov.
The caussS Of this dssrLh are first the
the extraordinary drouIh Of 1859. which
On the thinner hill forms Of the poor eG-
pscislly, cut of the Indian corn 1.-THE
staple bresdsluf Of the region) almost
absolutely, the SaCkiag Of the zone Of
Of country BY the army Of Gen. GrSnl.
from which II hss never recovered; the
psralysiS Of enterprise BY the measures
Of the government. By which propsrly
owners are disabled from giving employ
meat TO The ISbOring poor; and not least
The prevalence ofpetty thefts, the diSor-
der Of our society, which have dsvOured
the face Of the country By q silent and
gradual rsvags, and especially have
nearly exterminsled the smaller kinds Of
live stock. those kinds uhich are usually
most quickly replaced. sa
"These causey have not only reduced
the destitute poor TO famine, but have
brought the lsndholders, once prosper
porous 80 near 1t that they are unable,
even when willing. TO relieve their saf'
fering neighbors efsctuaIIy.
THE we'll TO do farmers have, ia most
instances. stock Of pro visions, barely I'D
squste for mere subsistence unlil the
wheat comeS in, and this in many To-,
stances purchased from their scsnly
credit.
nour object is simplyto give our at.
testntion to these iaets, and the ASSURANCE
Of our personal knowledge that the dis
lress is real Any sums eutsustsd TO Us
by the Humane will be promptly RENTED
to a laithful Sgent, to be expended 10
-four for the destitute. We shall make
no personal application to any believing
that TO generous KsaIuckisns the kuowl.
edge oflbe facts viii DO the best argu.
ment.
p Z R R.s.,.: Of Virginia,
- y ~
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Enterprise
WOODEN Mill!
Notice 10 Farmers!

rrHE Enterprise Wooden Millsat Point Plea,
L SAINT are now in complete running order.
Carding, Spinning, Weaving. ooloring, Full
jug and Finishing done 10 order and upon rea.
sonable terms.
Having good Machinery with skilfal work
men, we feel confident we eau render satisfac-
ton. Ali work warranted. The highest mar.
ket price paid for Wool. S
june 2-tf JOHN L. CHARLES, Ag't
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FrF4Hl ". E1-BFzFY 5eBGIsT47R
, 1870-11-21

,,eos thss the present Sultan has nAnd Il IT, ~
n of tne any o1lidFen Of his 2te brother nse dJ
tpe. uoe BY ope. Ia n1ast uSEtettaus m<nues. He
il Known to mtssEust chem terr By
An exchange, spt atiuk OF the newty-elecsen
t3cTr.uoe Of Mtssoart, eaya: q ar.rz Brown = :
sucky. ind protege at tue BtaiF family. he b
1t acknowledged ability. and hia wife u 1kna-
adAro enough for both. having been formerly
ne beautiful Ntes aunn-' Of Jefferson City"
The New York SsH says: ADJ. Hetmboad
sasa >aA1 nis difficulty with James Gordon Ben-
oett. Jr.. arose from the fact that Nj. Benness1
xachr xas beaten IN the oce4a race By tho CAM
bra, md moTe recently BY the 6appho. He sAya
tast III. B. became ssasirt md nick Of yachting,
eud aeMred to exchange Ats yacht for the Doc
su1 magnificent Hx-an-nand. Tho Doctor eaJa
bs 1poe4yed his proposition veE1 xraveiy, sad
snep replied: Damn h1s yacht' And thA1:a
uhsx1 the mstte5."
-EspoleonA principal beczetaR!, N. Cont. ave
yaarx sRo, wrote, In 4 rcatter-of-eouree wnJ, 10
President Benolt coampy, judge Waoss position
| u analogous TO that Of the CHIEF 1oA:ee Of the
United stAns Supreme Cou1,, the folio wing
| letter:
| = "PA14cE or Tax TrnxR1Es, April 81, 1865.
| AN. Ii PRESIDENT: The Emperor has noticed
I'd 6el of Maa i 70
cer N The Imperial Guard His AAlestJ Is desik-
| ous hat ycu should elect cyupEonlse between
fsfes e e sse .ssa! M
aasc Of my most distinguished confederation.
Among tho attractions Of New Haven, sItusted
within the public rass, src The supposed eraves oi
tie three resicIdea who condemned Charles I.
dtai1. W'haile5, Coz, and pl1we1l arc hoase-
tr,d word In that vicinity. But rrcsnt Envestlgs
slon1 show that Dixwell alore WAS buried there
| for The stoue pFesantbly marktd E. ". for whal
ley, rally tomDemosatsA the former existe o. o
, 1870-11-21

The Tragedy a& OAY60p0E13 Ao"As
a few days sgo brief report came bv tsie-
graph that / M's. koenie. tn Davenport, lows:
tsd d1oa an+d her txo children in pail OF
4.ter, and thai Jumped into the we'll hersoif.
aIe1e The was fouao desd. Tho fAm,lv Wers
NJ euniar,lj en- t4IaBeed, and had been fnrcsd
10 & II sonle Of thtiF goods. It w2s daa ig
.a,1. Koeu,g'a tbsence. to dispoes OF sumo sil-
.,1en. On examination Koenig told hia storv:
!" Wht n I rntusn ned from do~o town ia tho
eve, tls fuk1ssd tho houso dark lit th~
candle ana saw our eldest Guild lug dead up
on thl 3pr ct the bedroom our little boy
sss lying vita, his head in the dtirktnt:.~ .~ater
rny wife 1t The we'll; vent 10 her and
tod her ehat she had done; asked
lot tc come into the house. I laid
;be children on the he'd, and asked my wife
how she could 10 so: We thsn rubbed them
and tried to bring them to life. Whom they
Va lad etter follow the chiitren, and deo sn
ourselves in the we'll. thought We should
do 70, for I could not think OF go
ing to the police court and telling
that my wife hid drowned our children In
tae we'll; We agreed to XII ouEsslses. aud
! over tine curb, and sogc'her jumped IN. The
| well il st inches in danetor, i6 feet deep,
! with 20 inches Of water in it, walled up with
reck. Surrounding tbs we'll is = curb four
/ feet square, two fa8t hlEh1 Ae1oaa rue
ctntre Ia the windlaes upon which Vas the
| rope, bucket and chain. When ~e
| tot down In the we'll ny wife held her head
head under. but couldn't get it down deep
Enough the water choked me; l raised up
] soon and foand my wife was dead. I
changed my mind and concluded to shoo.
myeoff.; I climbed up out Of the we'll and
y cnt into the housa to shoot myself !;
when / aaw my little ehi!dren lying there
dead thought I could not do i: ! h, hsd !. .
| down from over the door and load it bad
powder. shot, snd caps in the honss; H. rh,a ,h.n
| and tell him what had happened. / did no,
! Ard asked him not to tell of this bsd.bns!
| 1ees until Sunday morning intended to 81
myself before morning, and did not think Mr
Rolls could stop me. We vent back to th.
.ouse and got my wife ont Of the we'll, ane
on after vas taken into custody AMI
brought here Ito the tai.p
! Th@ Coropers jury returned verdict In &c
cordance with the statement. and koeuig VA
held to answer the charge Of being accessor.
to his wife's death.
, 1870-11-21

The Troy Press prints tho following letter,
not heretofore published, from President Lin
coin to the parents Of Colonel Ellsworth.
The letter beArs Mr. 1incoln's frank, and is
post-marked, " Washington, May q, 1851 =
YAsuIsGroN, D. C., May -, 1861.
To the Father and NotAer u caione' Elmer T. Els
teo5fhs
MI DEAR s1H AND MADAM: In he unttne1y los
scarcely less than your OWL So much of
rrom,sed -uaeiu!ness TO ones country, and Of
bright hopes for ones self and friends.
bnxe mover been % suddenly dashed - IN his
fall. ta size, tn years, and Ia youthful Appeat-
auce Toy only, his power to comG1aud men WIS
surpasSlnRly great Thts power, combined win
| due intellect and tndomtahe energy, and =
taste a1tnaether military, constituted In him, ~
seemed to nc, the beGt natural tasent In that de-
" modest aud deferenttal Ia social Intercourse.
M5 acquaintance with him began less than sMo
Jea's ago; Jet, through the Latter hall OF the r.
teryep1n1 period. 1t WIS a. intense - tne
| cpsnRemen's, would permit To me- ho ~,
reared to hare no tndnl2encea Of psststtnes and
j never heart him utter pfoiane or ah intem
| ttfate WcFu. What Was conclusive q MS Root
heart, he never forgot nt. parents Tho honor
he laborel for 50 laudhbiy. and, IN nc SO END
20 SaIlantly gave bis life, he meant for them n
In he nope thnt it MAY be no intrusion upon tn
| sacrruneta Of your eor1oF, have Ventutea :
| address on this tribute to the memory Q! ~
] yonnk friend aaA your brave aud eafls-taue
MAT God give sou the consolation which is b
yond ait eartt1F power. Sincerely 5our 111eoa
| commun affllction, A. LINCOLN.
, 1870-11-21
EfFeN

BAt11xosx. Nov. M-A nre occurred n IelE.
uer1 tohscco factory, % and u South ChAnes
street THIS morning, totally desroytnS " 1n.o.S.
tnF los Of $5S&0 On the stock. aad 3to'eMa ~ "
The building and machinery. insured tor Adss
Ii Eastern companies. The ou!ldin9 aaJn1amx
Tel9ncts. s. Occupied ey J. ~; \; ;r1o,ssna = 9's
los of SIS ooa. PAra1ly insured. No. s. ana
The Olive House, On the south were s!tSau! a.ts aa
nged. John HaFes, nftI1Ao, E0 crushed oEasa.a
the debrts, and Killed. F1re Inspector HotorJ
vas buried beneath the ruins four no1rs, nnt
eteapsa ws99 ss9as Ssa fo}}e spa
NEW foRK, Nov. 7Q-A fr. IN Maiden. MY
lsgt night, destroyed the woo1len mill Of DAVID
DJers, wssa ~ conten.s including the nachinef1'
NV IoIx, Nov. M-A IRE. this morning, In
and partially occupied BY the Adams Express
| Company, damaged the building xla,poo Loss TO
occqpania about 5000
SYRACUSE. y. u. Nov. 2a-Abo7t O'Clock this
morning. ire hrofe out IN ,he y1laee OF Bald
mott the entire southern portion OF the village
| is reported destroyed Among the structure.
burned ar several large aoufsng nills. Loss
INV ToKx, Nov. se:.Tne g,opelloE saE.a 4
w2s burned tonight ~ the DOCK foot OF BarclA.
street. She w1s owned hT Captain Stoney, ant
FMtDfIFHI1. Nov. 9n.-AcFx1l1nd Brothers !
Co.'S large paper s1dr1G warehouse, On Decata
st1eei, tosether with ITO othef Tsssnooses Tef e,
inns il eSt1tnAt4d II sc, 900; tnsufanca, $f 900
Fisnef i Co-4 1oss cannot b e21t@41od ooTete,
hTfnn1rsuce. The keystone paper Bo1 Faetoz5'
| ~ ii ftQ 0Qo: iusuret tn the <ErnA lnxufSot
| Emnuny OF Hartford
~1tsssiF ~tase5xsiF1. O., Nor. sa.-A n1e hsoks oaf noa
, 1870-11-21
FIaet. y az. 4pN- II ~


Ado1ph Renan, ore Of the sreateds cham
payne manufacturers of EpeznaJ, WIS fou od muf.
desed In hls wine cellaz the other day. he nAo
entertained soue P1U4Azn o1ctrs II NJ noose
the dAy before, which gave great o1enee !" ue
French citizens Of the town.
This French commander Of Tous "no peeAoe
4 prisoner when th4t fofueks eap!sniAseo-sae
eaue who declared that he would not surrender
III hts ahlzt-talls were On fre-died Ii Ataaeos
Germany, Of smallpox.
a Bxy1Iian Captain, who had been c2saleteo
in 1855 IN consequence OF cowaEd!ce dHpaseo W
the teld OF baSte, applied recently for
menr, saysn9 TINT he w1shed 70 redeem nis 1epu1.
don, Or neek III honorable DEATH he Tas re'nsea'
| and committed suicide that vez1 day.
--Lard Lindsay, q yea11 Of aRe, the eidess soa
| Of the Earl Of Crawford and Balc2HA~ y tu1n-
ing his assentio1. to ASTRONOMY. Els l0sdsnlp
present erecting IN the vicinity OF Dunecot Gas'
TIE. .Aberdeenshlfe, an elegant ooseEFatoI5' tot
! which I number OF valuable and coEsly ass1onofnt
cal Instruments hare already been sent from Lon'
dou-
-H-King Geotgesof Hanover has been sued ..
J number Of hta former zeryantA he n&d dis
charged them and kept thHr nsestes, for "nict
tsey md paid out Of their prtvsta pocket a. NJ
refusal to su11endet these old clothes, The ooo
| Old King was sued By tnem for their value.
One Of the dsuxhteta Of the las4 Sultan 40
| dul AedAd. the wife Of N AstRuo PashA, died II
! Gently pndeT 70 peculiar Circumstances ~ 70 tI'
rtss y susap.steas Of sqai ply. Tas Tun "
, 1870-11-21
our YOUNG FOLKS.

CCnN1s: We GEts: Home 8tcxy {Caaeeadeo1.
hy AHa. l. D. +. WHs1xKr. Fred Children In Viz.
xlut1. By E111AHE1H KuHAN: 1ha He1Ess LAte
Flower. Fcttn. by NA1lAx DoEaLAa; Buys fialt -
fonEeH IL. By J. I. T11wnR1ndK. How 70 Draw
lsi1th fapssl. BY CuAHxa A. HARAI; Panty Schosl.
Peem. hS u F-GExREs Tho Wonderful Secret. and Whs
Fa!d H. SAnAH CnIsTEA; Letter from S.rts Clsas
10 the Children. By MA 4. II pt1z: The 1pasess IN l.
Small Hoys Pocket. By ASsk Noonx; Our YoueE Cc1s-
ttbutoEA-Advensnso With str.nk. Reaat. by O. 4.
S1HHE*ss fElzo Esasye.-Spirlt Lake, bv Hn1M
RxM1x01ox; NJ Winter Garden. by HArzn P. Roon !;
Tho Evening Lamp -Contalnins Rlacbeasd. = PAats-
mime for Hone Presentation By j. y F., nlne.rAts&
Rehosses, FniSmas, ese.; Or Letter Boz
n FIR sale bS all Boats<liers asd Stssf<at~rs-
, 1870-11-21

the commander of thu psdvet that hs Was tn
ne,trr1 ~.frnr md -ou13 no4 be Allowed 70
tsfn AdIartsst of Il 10 repair d1nAyes A7d
oontinns tne light, bal II hs entered poft
syefy facility shuula be offered him. A. ths
eame time. medical nd was sent Tho Cottaa
then moved toxasd the' Meteor, tnd within
ehort dIstance bat wHs Iowerod and medica
.id xns sent aboaFd. tho Henafa1 OF AAfinaa
directing that no ofRaal congratulations
hhpu1d b offend.
Tbs French yeaRA estszed the hAzbor saTed
bv = tuRboa& It. about & :o'eanek. Iovestiga-
ton showed thstth oounsatinE papea Of the
enptuo had be<n struck and % prevented Its
vii ing. Tha damage she had austained 9th
y wfeo Wis hut tliTiA1 H-r loss oonaastod OF
orc wounded and two ecAlded.
s'Tne Frusafxn started for Che h&<bor u 10
uinutce Atter 4, md arrived 1904 1ftet s.
AsTe from Tbs 1osa OF hee mAeta. the damage
10 her. too, VIA ttiyiAl. Her c4suAlties coa-
sitted of three killed and ooa 1ounded Tho
f.urer ~. the result OF = musketty dfe from
| the Friedman Wneu tbs Taa1ela cAna toEtth-
sr. 4 grand funeFAa took place on the lokh.
iii of tte resident Germans attending.
On the motLiug following thaix return both
ve.eels uete towod 10 the arsenal, where they
arc und9goi. s rnplits, afteS which 1t Il ex-
peetsd the contest viii bo renewed.
It il et.1ed that tha French commander,
etunK by the boaatfuga Of tho Ptu=a1Ana tn
thus citT, propoeeB to reoaw the contest 1t ~
haxaria, waiting onteide for the Pru.siau dur
irK tho whole Hea II necessary. Tbs fe
rairr on both vessels ae learn 1t the aate4
moment, ne rapidly approaching compilation
, 1870-11-21
NEW PuELtCATIONH
December Magazines.
TAE ATLANTIC MONTHLY

Cor1Evrs: Confessions of \ Patent Nedles,.- >...
hr RAlRH KEx1k1: The P1ayst sscksF, ~ jock @.
wu,+J5xx, OlBtnvn H1esfdn Stntia4.-The Ghost It
ths cap'n Brown Housc.hy HAAa1Ir BEreH1R sEowzs
Re4euh,anesa betwteu tho Boddh!st and tne RsuA4
Catholic ReHsfan,, by L. MIA oH11o: Josepa sn4
hls Fsisnd f0enelAslonh Av Hk1A1n T4aIo1: Ssfss
al Rfna poar Nv Yx,or LsRcoas Black Ghr{1t1tsa ea
Dtx uovs: TrayeninH Cotnpauaeas. by Axshf J4anf.
5s-s 4 PIas for Silence. BY II. T. frckx1aas; Ass<
Oh Colorado Desert. hJ sTxrHxS Po*En: 1Afae
Btumhatds't Pray 5esful Hotat: Radol2h: Aoao1ap1.
br Ra1xFr pu11lns; Ia&ian bumnaex, hy fzAzcEs
LEE PRA1r; The Miracle P1a1 Of 1ssu. IN Hsthlshen>
Few Haupzh!re. by q. H.: Flitunx. BY ". D. HOW
x1A: A Tizxfnian In View Knxlsad Thx6.nve VeAFs
vtsws ard Ese1a1y Notices.
, 1870-11-21

r11r.1u47Ep PArtzs on the Wonders cf the Wor7d ny
ACare1Ts HolAKs. MA1oR TRATIRaE. the author II
F:s,f.F ctr
, 1870-11-21

CFH1oss11xs OF 3c1xxcE AND ART, popularity treated
and astrsetiycl5 t1na.zAted.
, 1870-11-21
:. BpedA Despatch t. xhe Ua1esu Trhsos+

IL
i. Bpeda1 p4sp4ssh t. xhe Uateszs T1tssoA* &c.
MONETARY MAf9HKa. .,:l
; NEw TozK, Nov. o.-1a tp!se Of the exctt.snrz:
In Wall greet occaEtoned by the uew phkse Of the
Eassezu question, there |. really very little dust-
neas being done 1here. U1p1.s1skta arc uneasy and
disuuatful about the tuture, and A1o not eiualoJ
Ing the 1unds to suJ extant In sp:cniAston- Tho
probable effect win b. to foster le8u nate trade.
: 4 rum,,er Of Wall street brokerage houses Are
c!cs1p1 up and going cot Of bnalntsa.. The bulk Of
the brokers who renaln appear 70 aoead hrge
part Of their time louagsng around Dslmoalco's
bar.
xsroIxos 1NsAHk
a {eutisMan LII Mti1na.c rc1Asaonx with Hu.p-
pe4n diplomacy, who arrived here oy yes:asday's
steamer from Europe, tnfotua Jour correspond
eot af the general belief in cnurt cifr1es OF the In
sanityo Of The cx-EmreEor Napoleon: His mental
powers failed h-fosr the hex'nn,ug Of the war.
and he less OF his empire aud military reputation
since have completely shattered his Intellect.
The fhrt IL said to be recognised BY the Empress
nrd aN the Bopapafttst losderh. who vii thrust
Saro1enn the Fourth turwa.d u the ngurr-head
when the right ttms comes.
"fAR1s Ausr FALL"
The eame informant slres 1t ~ the settled I'M
preston IN England, and on the continent that
Paris must fill, tnd that tha new Fseuch aFruet
will rot be anle 10 avert thst Iesuls Tnn PruaalRn
line Of investment Ia tmpenetrsble, And D,amazk
and the ElnR quietly avail TIE u nine.
: TIE tAsH 'HLEcT1oN.
uuelA te.utAa Nou vi na1 use c'uuues IN
View fotk give Aoutnao as+ssA nat 'si'J. inc re-
mstDtrs couut1. y Ill give net Republican ma
1ottfy ot 2,M0. The Canal Debt Funding bill,
s,,rr <,,,r.,nnr ssrrnrr s,u,nra, .ns S,a,a ~
taypr Il. is leI.ct-d by r. pulas may,E1tJ Of
TT, no: the foInrr votel ht~El'. against It
ITO tit A4octatr1 t'rrssl
rnrr. rms nr rt1 sr.Te
NtvY Yo1E Any 4n-C.nsas returns rrpr, ali
m. cnuf ties untf TIE ponplnfton t1f thta Statt
ta: 6IS aD fncteSse cf 5000 jung the iaat riye
se4,s, and &so,1il during tsa y.aFs-
The rectip,s Ct the Ffrnch fair dutlnx the nrst
t.nr da ~ ef. e,rlr1 fs5 Eo1 anI II il tsunaatr
INST fhr lar yyfIi res,z'. 80 e0a
Tne tar in atd Of the Nrttoti,st Eoiscooa1 AIRED
Home, wh!cu ylos. d iast r1etr, netted fsa. .Oo0
| NAVAL
| The U1ttcd Stat-s ship Delaware, which arrived
| tuusd1on. vi, prob ably 70 cut Of commission In
atout ten daya, when tho cl1cerB will receive
leave Of ab4cncG. sHd the Ipeu Will be dlsch1Ehe ed
/ The Tennessee, now lifting OUT At tie navy
| yaru. Will eail in q tew hAys for the Pacific
BROADWAY.
The commissioners appointed In 1869 70 widen
1 Broadway, from Tairty.fculth to FlfsE-ntnth
streeE, expected TO make their naal report To-
| uye- three and half millions. ana damages 10
! nErefs for property taken about half million
| lcsz
| The New York Church Music Association, the
| Menael pan sud Harmonic Gnl0nss The three
| tolllaied intQ the '.New York Musical Cnlou.~
/ BALLOON LETTErs.
The steamer carnbrta. wh!ca arrived yesterday,
, 1870-11-21
1871. OUR YOUNG FOLKS. 1871.
1T, Tg0wBRiDGE AND LTcY LARC0A, Edt.

oCn rorSo FotKs for ISL will have the following
attractive features:
The teA Ting Serial Sto1y win be
iack AA1nrd nd his EortunaE.
, 1870-11-21

IocKyN1I, ky.. Nov. 4a-Tae SoFeuoeE
tarm Of the Jefferson Circuit Court commences
to-porypw, and The criminal dockc. u almost M
rrecedeunt in the judicial history of the couo.J-
End for murder, whose cases coma up Tor q neaI-
iu9 during the term In addition = these toefe ~
i humber of otncrs which hare not yct necn 1sSa
Srrny OF crime there were but few Cases, tae im-
n,eiiate cause Of which has not been traced 70 III
fNtrNRf1nfR.