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, 1870-10-28
Chinese Vrhtskcy.Mnkiup

The = heathen Chinee,~ vito taught Brett
Hart and I'LL Nye how little le knew OF the
gtmo OF euchrc, is not only an Ingenious, but
= highly progressive individual, aud is learn
ing many other thinSa besides the mysteries
OF cards. He not only beats the Ir7shman in
railway building, the Yankees in shoemaking,
and the negro In contemplating, bnt
lie has recently beaten Uncle Sam On several
occasions by cheating the government out
Of the tax levied on distilled epirts. The en-
terpnse Of johnny il commendah]e, but his
morality is newfoundland 30 shEswd and
dAugcro I'd hare the pig.tail 1ascals become in
their ona}auehts npon tho revenue that =
special agent WAS lately sent to California for
tho purpose OF breaking up the illicit business.
snptrvisos Fou!ke, who had charge Of The In
ScttiEaliops. gives me interesting particulars
fe'at!ye to the matter. Doth the stills and the
nqnor produced from them resemble the Chi
| na1an n. "a himself in one thing at least-nothing
.nllas ~ sttnllas vas ever seen before on the
3aenean continent Ths still consists Of =
orsr Se Soppex boiler placed over furnace ;
~ o,.s.s.f1 .ne co4ef Is inverted copper pan with
49, upenne N the tor, and abovo the nan Is m
tine n,ees 9sel H1th an opening In the bottom TT
lug lug n.oeiy to the aparture In ths nan. The
h hun vessel contains chaubars Ard Hnas, ana
nss .n : email hole on nne s;de' neaT
she bottom. from which ' ths 'i i,m,;d t
70 the top Of the iroa vessa R.n u isesea
tann,es tanseo that pa1t doseepd. into Il, This
topmoes pan IL filed With cold xstar. and nd
, 1870-10-28
Total in StAte.....as.sl7 1926

TOTAL IN Staie.....3S.2N 1D9.3i9 $3.50
I, will be noticed that in Fairfield County
arc reported uuoccupied.
New B1itAin Ia the "bannsr town" of the
State. She not Gully maEes tho largest pro-
portionate gain during the last ten Years, but
has more than treb1ed heE population since
1850, The census at that time gave her 8, ,o2s; :;
IN 1857, 6,21a; in 1870, 9.4so. Sorwalk il not
in 17eo, 1859; IN 1870, +, ,ia2. Maridea slso
shows we'll. With population OF $3.50 in
1850, fhe Increased it to : ,4o6 In 1860, and to
10,521 in 1870. The other towns that have
more than doubled their popu1Atlon within the
last twenty yesrs are Hartford, New Haven,
Waterbury, bridgeport, Derby, and South
ingtou.
Only seven towns with population under
{, 900 in 1850 have gained one thousand and
ever, VIZ: Enfield, Southington, Fairfield,
Putnam, Chatham, Portland aud Vernon.
The most no,ieesele Losses. ~ Previously IN
had population OF 2l, 709; in 1870, 22.015, a
net gain Of only 3o6, while the town Of ver-
non alono increased COS. But for the growth
OF this single town there would bo \ loss in tho
| county Of ], ,305- Columbia gains 50 and Stat
fo'd :, each Of the other towns showing =
loee.
Among the cities the only decrease in popu-
iation il IN New IA,ndop, which from 10, lis in
1sG0 has an,rred to $3.50, \ 1ose OF 5s5.
| Marlborough in 1860 hid population OF
s6s nov she counts only i75, showing loss
| Of e03. Her loss frrrn 1850 t. 1850 was 150-
II the keeps on at this rate, before tbs end OF
The century she will be ons Il tbs :o.ns
" that We read o."
| Tic following towns, thirrv.four in number,
which loes in population from 1850 10 1850
have kept on in tile saute direction. showing =
| le&s population nov Than twenty years ago:
Hartford Couusy-cranhs. usr:ianl, MARI
borough. Sfmsbury.
, 1870-10-28

The propeller Norman arrived here from Lake
Superior ut an early hous yesterlay morning.
We are Indebted to her clerk for the following
menorsnda Of the TRIP:
Left Milwaukee At $50 p m. 9Th Of October;
called at Port Washing ton, North Manitou s1aus,
and 1ackinaw; arrived at ST. Marie at 9 10 l. n.
tie 11th; LEFT St Marie NJ II - q. m. l1th: ppt
into Grand Island Wednesday morning At 1890
M, It blowing vale from the y. W.; left Thus
day. Is: called at Marquette, PORTAGE and other
way ports: were detained Fl hours In Ontonagnn
BY heavy blow from y. n. W.. arriving at Dainth
at 6:a0 a. m, Monday, 18th: Left Duluth at4:so
same day: steamer r q. coburn there; calle.! at
net steamer City Of Madison IN Forage
Cgyanora. above Eagle River. On the 1Sto,
al bound up Lett Marquette the aotnt
II noon; steamers Concord and Outonaxun tnefe,
ho1Eu ur, and Northern lyht, bound down: 1G!J
four vessels IN port; met steamer Acteqs ~ fel-
gan LsiAhd; schooner D. Nagsta1 cn fplnt 1sn-
quofss tnx Dphbtps, with schDoncts EG!ser. a.
Efpg, and st. ADFrPw, bound mp, ano lkeu E11e.
win ect ooners Butcher Boy, Cascade. aad SotA
bound down. Lett the Sa9l1 at n:0 Ims me
ga. and put into South Aanit0u Island II noon,
Epndsy, the sd, md lay un.n $50 z n, Tues
day: blowing gale fFom southeast. 1ne ateat1-
er Antelope with The barge Detroit aud eteven
Vessels put IN fpr Ahelt:E. The barge Detroit WAS
waferipe ged and lost her deck load or lumber IN
The stclr1: bad gteatn pump hum the tug VII
itaru0 on board, and was being pumped out when
We left Arrived At Milwaukee At $50 e. m.
Wednesday, the 9sth, haE1n2 344 tons Of ore for
the Milwaukee Iron Company, and dsh aud sun
dries ior Ch1c1zo.-Nieauitt Serfinel 9Th,
, 1870-10-28
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL
MONETARY,

THURSDAY EVENING. Oct g.
Asear nso many newspapers wera deuounc-
rE " free banking, a. i means Of uure-
strsctcd ini]Ation that would Cause a depreci-
alton in the value Of p.pcr money, and result
~ general bankruptcy. and Congress wxa in
tuenced by the imaginary dangers tl,ey con-
tured up, to restrict The increase OF Sstioas1
BANK circulation to ISL, ,0O0, ,O0O. But the fsct
that now, after nearly four mnnths have
elapsed. only sas.9A, 600 Of additional circula-
ton have been applied for, shows how ground
less were al such fears.
The causes which have restricted tho anp1;-
cations for additional bank circulation un,ier
tho new law which authorizes tho inrrassr ~
s5i, ,0o0, 900 would continue to operate il bnnE-
ing WAS made entirely free upon the aaunn
terms by the removal OF the a54, 900 600 re.
st1iction-- Capital would then. IL nov. 70
into banking only to the extent thst it vss M
profitable as other business. But there would
then be An additional check to imitation, BE-
causa the increase OF National Bauk notes
would them compel the removal OF tho chief
obstacle TO specie payments, viz. the green
back1. It is true th.t the present require
mcut 10 retire per cents In proportion to tho
increase of bank notes, ts removing the e-eeu-
back obstacle to limited e1tsnt, but the lin-
itatiop destroys any effect In tho direction Of
specie payments, because II Ia sort Of guar
antee that there ehNl still be 4355, OK, 900 Of
R1eenbacks with which The banks may mako
1ominl redenptions Of their notes -
In yesterdays TRIBUNE We pointed out how,
owing 10 tho drain Of gold out Of the
, 1870-10-28

answers tho purpose Of An ordinary worm.
So uunh fox t1o slill; DOW for tho way it
works, and tho proceeds thereof. The
material used il rico-cako imported from
Chica, and tho lcavings Of boiled rice drawn
from the elop-tuba Of hotels. restaurants:
and boarding houses. This is al mixed
together in barrel partly dl1ed with water,
and allowed TO stand ten days or two weeka
until it fe1ments, and the liquor IL then drawn
OF INTO tho boiler ovcr tho furnscs- Firo
being applied beneath. the steam rises
through the hole IN tho first copper pan Into
the iron versc:, tLence it passes through =
tnbe, eirskes tho bottom Of the upper copper
pan containing the cold water, Ia there con-
.lenred aud runs out pure article Of Chiusse
Bourbon. Not quite. However. for few con-
ments are needed to make tie delocsablc stun
- elab and good" These come in tho shape
Of alcohol. fat pork, and mysterious chl-
uese substance the components Of which are
unknown; and the whole being mi1ad with
the rice whiskeT produces, after \ few day.,
the beverage called by the CelsstIals Sam.
Seey," fayorite aud most potent ttpple.
, 1870-10-28
ARSON AT SEA.

flot among snfPA Gte~ ~ "
der the Otftccru ana 1sFn inc
vchsel-The ship Set on Fire In MID
ocean and lsurncd-EscaPc OF tho
Crew-Arreat and confession OF tne
consplrn.ors.
~. r,1s to.t "a, n<.,,,.1 n III, Cincinnati
'e'S 1"A .'''' = 2ommt|etdL
Tbs stcamer Sauih Ataerics, Captain Tink1c-
p2,,eL, arrived at this port with four prison.
ers On board. cLnrCad With arson al sea,
the ehip Robert Edwards, 33G tons, Captain
Thomas F. pease, master, sailed from New
Bedford, Maee., on whaling cruse, With
crew OF thizty-two officers and men.
Among tho sailors were Charles pAraoe.
Chsrlea Meredith. Samuel Duncan. Frederick
Allen and John Jansen The first named was
large and muscular, red whiskefed man, who
served as An English convict in the mines at
Australia Soon after leaving port, this nan
conceived a plot for The destruction OF tho
vessel He then induced Allen, low-browed,
| sullen fellow, who boasts among his compan-
ions OF bis eecape from Englanl in conse-
4uence Of a crime ho h1s committed, and
Of his desertion from the United States
: Army, 10 join with him in the base
undertaking. The plot thckeua. and Jansen,
Meredith aud Duncan, the latter L mere boy.
tho eon Of clergyman ut Fall River, are soon
III iesgue with tho eonspiEAsors. Il + deter
Thes attempt to sink he vessel by toring
holes in her hull, but subsequently stop them
nr in time 10 escape suspicion About 10 p.
nj , however, on the 20sh Of July, when the
l.otcit Edwards was in uid-ocean, 800 miles
land, IN alarm Of fire il raised,
aud flames are discovered III the
lower hold. between the fore aud main
hAtclee- All lands are immediately mustered
OIL board, and all means are employed to avert
the dancer. The seamen have buckets and
, 1870-10-28

~ ne 1olioH,ng grain has been received up 70
~ e!ock thls morning 4i'A cars wheat: ~.
eMs co!n, % eA!a oass 10 cars re; 371s
eaTs na5!es- 1otal, GoI cars, or .22,a bu~
~ MnhotaHn 10 SesteFnss s 1os CITY con SUMPTION:
saSS S,, ou wheat o;a Il ~ 69 corn ,1s3 bu oats;
7o1!ou lse; 2S- oo harley
Inere Was about the usual attendance on
CnanEe to-day, and moderate activity, but
Mo1ul!s weak M Eet OF markets IN everything
efccpt Fe. me ptanc'pA reason foE this
movement Eastward, While there ia no lot up
On the feSe'pte. aolders view with alarm the
atesdy p1lipg up OF grain IN our warehousea
in what hhonld be the most active part Of
tae smpping season: and asked
themselves where pr1ees arc likely
70 so aus %1ntet; @ %hen ". Re have
atesuy z1 Mucn s3Un nero teAt !s
carried Rlth difhculty, sn@he pec9nis1y wants
OF the rack1ns season have ecarcely begun to
70 felt; Eastern telegz1ms we're rather more
favorable on the whole, but OF little avail In
helping us. - the advance IN freiglts takes
away Al profits On shspments. and there are
no veeeela to caI1y the stun away even II
shippers were disposed to pay the prices ask-
ed The aituation Is certainly one which fur
nishes cause for much anxiety. We may get
find 1t poaaibla 10 have too much Of good
thing. Without free railroad shipment this
winter, Chicago operators bid fair to be
sWamped under the heavy load, and it may be
that great deal will go pAst onr doors, as tho
low prices ruling here will prevent holders
from sending their property here for sale. 4
big. feet Of vessels is oxpected hero ehortly:
and that Will help shipments from this point.
though holders suotei the feslins "a ss % bang
fzmer early, and New York waa reported bet.
ter. Sales were: 100 brls iron-bonnd Ut s5c,
and loo bzls wood-bound At 34c-
Lake freiehts were quiet. owing to the
scarcity Of vessels. Only fouz grain chartezs
s wsre reported, at lIe TOR wheat to Prescott;
,!2e fos do from Sheboycan to Da1Alo: and
fo5 corn to dodcrich, al BY salt. Rates by
sail to Nodalo we're quoted by yessel-oEaels
At lc ll1Eher-ssking 1os. o., and &c for wGelt,
corn, srl oats. Through rates for tho s4ns
to New iosk were y, se,zcc. aud IS: II is
not not expected tut msny vessels vii os here
ssSnsh 1 FL %sSne e no, sf1t d'es n5s
has consFactcl to carry $4,000 bu of wheat
through to New York, II 27c per ba. or 45c
per lln MS. s-..
- Provisions were very quiet and rather weak.
The warmer weather OF to-day prevented
pack. NJ frnm bn.ine hoes, and this brought
mai. "hIch reacted on the provision market,
making pork and lard dntl. While no ooe
wanted to touch green meats with the thar
momete, 1t ID II 10 Ennored that some
contracts for green mea'e have been thrown
up., Il IL reror'ed that contract. have been
hye5s.i neferc January Is. The market closed
II Sa.0o ins lew mess pork sa5,O0 for
Old DO: ssN.So Tor pork ss!'er Decen-
her; S1Ho9ceA,25 foF DO seller January:
Lsru At aGlisfc for new, ko''
AZ the CID lard soid on At -1iAlc :
foE do seller January and i2@l2Ac fos do
seilef fFetEoafy. dFeen shoulders from tloek:
t1c' green fouHh ssues at 11@1lac, and
greep short nbs At 1la@ll1c- Shoulders,
, 1870-10-28

CtnIlts Treacy, young map, md vesy email
for his n1e, WAa Charged With the iarceuy VI a
which belonging To Fanny Harrington, who re-
sides al the Eu1csl. No. 4ss State street Charles
was at one time Fannyts friend, but lately LAS
earned his own lIvIn2 lie 1as at Fann,'s abode
iEansOm aud run out The ttmekcepe@ was
n!ssc:.. amt Subsequently, fouut tn Charles pos-
session by DrtA ctlTs Gallagher, Of the Arlkl3ry.
The psssonsr vas cenlu.1tte1i ID default Of $ot0
bail ftr tIIaL
Lizzie D1vrnv, a,tas.Mtr5 Watson. the JaunR
wornan who .lHrlhGti aEat astire uni WAS arrested
at clark uuh Mohsr@ streels, was fined ga. She
said ahs put OH Ihe clothes III HIslrr to avoid
her brother. md frontse,t never to do SO again
The eztcn.ion Was suspended
--IohD Mills was II years ut AEeN1 " Ne1lnt3day,
and sAnuGlt he would tsu a ii.t|e crl.lratt1E. He
ceies,rA1s1, t. fneh an extent that II tt1urel q
stIr:c:e1 At 'f"u. pol1ctHcn I" ast him to the
sl1unkcnut IF, and told liz iIoH,r that ones
tHr1s, nlht birthday c4tne ilt nhc'. fu lifetime.
Tile tnUIt tILrd tin g. at+s (. 'Hetuusy sso+sLd
the execution, leaving 81 lar>ts t. he paid. John
hal ri t,ui:1r. he Aiil pr.aa,y celebrate two
day. II. tis. Er7,l.,wftl
Ill, MY n. OK, from Eftplrt, H.. alloTrtl HIM
SELF ts IT, eiticci In Fts:a avenue hsEntD by
f7r. an'E, " lie calmly kle alag .n sofa, wai
hs*,l III sa5 and \ watch with tan,- The t~t
girls pett lp fnr n hcartn-, hAt. u H"nrs Is a
present In hiS nAt,<e vtlA.e they we're held to bal
uElli te tAIl Ot brought Il tE-
WET SIDE CftCHT
.Ithh Peterson Was nned $5-laf knocking maj
'lHWr.
"A sna.! boy, nascc,l john E.ar',urg, who IA.
awA, ffunI llosr+. dis nest1 t+ father, mil acte1
t.athui,c orphan Asylum III the solicitation Of nj
bl't
, 1870-10-28
CONNECTICUT.


From the llafSpFM CouF0hf-
An examination Of the csnsus tablas pub-
sishsd on Friday. develops eome facts Of III
tere+t. Tie vote at tho last prmiientia1 eIs.c-
t1on, with singla exception. wAs the urges,
ever cast in thi. State. and w;th tA.1 vutn IA
basis the census alows tl,at there ii one
roter for every 5,i3 OF tho population, aud,
With tbs exception OF Totlsnd and LitchAeli
Counties. ths proportion is almost sutf'ciontir
uniform to establish rule OF enumeration,
In Hartford County :hcre IL one voter to oach
$40; New uavca. 5;2s; Nex London, 5.7a !;
Fairfield. 5.66 Nindha1n. 5.92; Litchdoll,
l-sl&; Aliddlosck. 5 60; Toliaud, AS. The
extremes are Wiudham and Tollsud Couu-
ties-iu the former there hainS but QUO voter
in each six ini,nbitants. while in tho 1atter
there Is one for each four aud three.fourth..
There has been net gain Of 306 III Tollsod
County since 1861, willie there is loss IN pop
ulatlon in ten Of the thirteen towns. The
inference from these facts would appear to be
that PERSONS with growing families have gone
elsewhere to seek . livelihood.
The number Of yotera docs not average ono
to family, while the number Of dwellings,
occupied and unoccupied falls bnt IL ,2l2 abort
Of Que for each family, as will be seen By the
fn5fouirgy tH1,Ya.
, 1870-10-28

STICK, and wss otherwise damaged by co;.taIon
tn inc r1ver ic-day.-Nirautee Eueunsf,,, OF s6.
received at Milwaukee, on wednesday, from
T,ta engineer; to e USE, opon tne sehoonsE
pier Al Jaeksonport and riitett ashore. The YES
sel is full OF water and hai',y damaged. The rug
smoke Will rfoceed 10 her assistance from Mauiro
Masic was butt a, Maniiowoc IL 1s5s she ueas-
uEcs 100 tons burden, oil style. ratcs u 9 or un-
der, and Is valnea 1t s. 800 or $500.
LDss OF THE SCHOONER JosEru CocuRASE.-
The fhree-m1sted schooner Joseph cochfaue,
loaded with lumber from SheboyEan. Mich, for
Chicago, sprung serious leak during the gale OF
Saturday night, and about IL a. m SUNDAY At
tempted to run Into Dai.ey's Harbor for shelter,
but missed the channel, aAa stranded upon the
tee' as ds 5aa Pe he sea At nc ,e W.
cue the cfew out OF the question, and theF were
consequently compelled 10 remain on boas1i until
+ Mu*sex, OF this clty. pa: out 70 the wreck and
| succeedeti tn taking them o. When the vessels
| which brought the Intelligence OF the 'ttaaster
wss rapidly going to pieces. Her stern hafi been
sasItsd awaJ, Il and "a the lumber forming hsr cargo
1e:6. She measured sa6 TONS b7lsttp, sared I,
and was worth probably 10000. Her owner or
nisxAS1Rp.-1he N propeller B. ". B,ancaa7, re-
ports hav1rg passed large three-mas,ed vessel
at anchor near Middle Island, Lake Huro1, On the
aed, with her matumast gone. 4 tug WIS along-
Struck Roc1.-Tbe propeller c1yahoEa
ktEuck rock while passing through tho Salt
On Sc aivees e 81
Wednesday IN 1caky condition. she will 20 In
to drT dock At Chicago after dtscnarzing cargo,
nav cl.J, was burned at that place early On
Monday morning She Is owned By F. D. Wheeler
and ": z: GaIoutt, worth about 5000, and IN
oTT.-Tne schooner Lille Pratt was hauled OF
the obi brea6waief at Buffalo on the sSI. Her
bottom was found to be banly broker. up.
cent gale at Qrtntstone Greek, Lake sOaia1io, has
been got od and lowed to Osweeo.
4 scow MOUNTAIN AA1n.-Tnia vessel. which vent
pulled Oh BY the tug S. S. Cte, anu br aid Of a
| steam pump kept afloat until she reached this
Wnen ans pqnps 6tess - ns ss ,na2 aaa
the Etie Elevator. She can be Iaiseks without
nneh dtneul7-cxstiand ufre1i; OF e
aiIiil from The propeller ST CIar, dur'Es the pas-
sage In N Chicago Yesterday bot succeeded IN
making her way TO this port uncer canvas, With
10 1nE K1sc1E-The steamer Magnet Left Jes-
terday afternoon fer e.: ct River 70 re ns!es assist
snce 70 the scow .: 7 hanae, asaote In fhat To-
AsnoRL-The schooner Preble Is reported
ashore on Ihe Brothers, GEAR Kingston l!sht. She
has 20 cargo. A rug has Rope 70 her assistance.
DKnESEpL-A sailor DAmed Maxwell Merchau,
Ernchnan, was d.pwrtd Al kt1sssnc, on En-
waking "a the s:eaner Plerrepont The de-
I ceased was employed during the past Season AZ
hsnd on MasI The schooner Oriental. Of Garden
Island. which encountered and weathered the
asd d At & sSns snc ElesF
was going when drowned The body has uos Jet
been recovered.
! Ered Al petroi: IN damaged condition, and gone
| into dry docf.
, 1870-10-28

.p.,.4- ALL. ,....s
eoonu1, We Weto e.oAony getung fnFthe. AMI
1i t9 ito - speo s;1 md ne TINS
o. tnie otJ, has Att luo tHln waen It assumes
that we afe ever to got back to specie pay
mente ~ moss o*s " .ne Anop'1oh OF measures
Luz WILL Aoe eApof1Ation oil
pTat rh,t ,o,;,r~7, ;7,.oo,,.
,,1n ua y, ~nas po,'cy ~ui asSou.age me e1Potta-
ao1 o. hPecaef Es.oanuy, the nrst thing 20
t5 esone - .eEso .ue eAusea winch re-
pnase se'1 .s1a .lun et.s115' Ano 70 ind out
r.n,,;.n,' ~ Aea.oo5 se s;s so,u .ota cueuiAuon
~. ,,o,,.;sst as,,,ornS u nnaneas
~s,,s 'o .cn ~hev vn' Gna. NeaFy lo1s
a.,nr,St,.. "uau 70 ;SnnS.ee ,apPolhted
s,rS;tior - II. e,,on"I u g.. la.o Tue
sfter MINI. deiibsrs,;on n.da .' conas.see, ana.
Ehrt ti,s1 ',,J 49, .o,,,. soe 1sn .enott, IN
II rer,r.s n monsv rbirb sons' Snra gnaples
then md ,,e yet ,na n thsT7 se.,eus . ~" e,
inEs. ' ~ >@''AA "sa @a 'o''
aThas every nation will possess in eou,,,,,r
money, il they do not fepuise it from oomesae o Il
circulation b, substituting different medium oi
e1GhaDee' ,
Inc iosue q gTeenhacks WAS not only sub
eutnting dlnetent medium OF exchange, bnt
II Was compulsory substitution, and their
OF The continued e1portAtDn Of specie. It
night BE- objected that the 1ssue Of National
Bank notes WAS rs much substituting another
medium OF exchange as WA the issue OF green
backs; but the objection would not be valid,
becarse the bank notes would not exist ~ ir-
redeenable currency Il it were not for the
greenbacks.
The policy that would haye the most effect
in "dlscou5asing the export Of specie" would
be the gradual retirement OF greenbacks; and
tho retirement OF greenoacks, to some extent.
At least, can be encouraged BY the removal Of
the limitation from the National currency. and
recurring cancellation Of g1eenbacks oorres-
Ponolns 70 Ine increase OF bank noteA.
IN the local money market anairs appear to
1 % assuming si more unfavotable tendeac5,
, 1870-10-28

CoSrER1xp S7o BARGE.-The bark Pane Il
being converted into = barge At Detroit
MANDoNEp.-The Canadian schooner Advances,
lahore uear Texag, has heeu.ahandoned- Her
damaged barley has been sold to Mccarthy i
8toWD, OF 0s1ego, for x170.
BAR0Ea-Tho Steam barge East Saginaw rsn
tnro our hAIbor Tor shelter. ycst.Fdzy. with the
four are loaded with lumber from Saginaw for
Cnlca90.-NixauEee Sentinel. Oct 91- ..
TIE ANr6LOrE-We leata from tho Captain OF
tue propeller Ctty OF Concord that the steam
barge Antelope was at tns South Mani.ous. Tues
day morning, with her row. getting ready for IL
other start The Detrols was fu1 OF WATER aud
tho Captain OF the Antelope iutcnfetl leaving her
behind, no doubt thinking that he would have his
hands tull 10 taking care OF the Ajax and Hunter.
ibid.
TowxD 70 0swEGo.-The bark Fontanelle ana
echoouErR Otonohee. North Star, and Royal Oak,
which suffered more or LEGS damage during the
receut heavy weather, have been toHed to 0swego
for repalr4,
, 1870-10-28

hy one N. Il Tcegardeh for medical attendance
{fonr yisitsl upon the decease IN his lat tncss
ii would seem that the deccased WIS anlcted with
drppky and kidney arrangement. probably conss-
queDt upon malpractice ID the treatment OF b{l.
ioua fever: seversi physicians, Drs. Davis, DJas,
and Wagner, as well as otnerR, counselted con.
ceruins the case. gsvc the sick rnau no hope tnas
lna1 ,hs1e 81 could b any recovery: Dr. Dav,s.
would seem That Teeganien, who ia
N N adsstiaing phybician.. called upon
e,d ess had given him oycr 70 speedy dissolution:
Claimants hands. lie died. Tne doctor claims
~ fos bis drs and $50 for each Of h!s later visits
and received on account, IS. Dr.. Dav!a. 10 the
con1sc Of his testimony, stated than m ordinary
chsrEe vould be from - 10 Is yist, and that,
although be knew nothing OF the claimant ia this
case bs5ond seeing his advertisements offering to
cure ali peranns Of any niseasc whose cases had
been given oyer by physicians, he would say that
The man who made the promise TO cuta Captain
O'khne, in his then condition, within tTo weeEB,
must be qnack. ..
Account allowed, excepting as to 53n. aud ap-
peal taken BY the representatives OF tho estate.
SETTLED.
Estate OF John Christopher Eamlester. De.
ClAred settled.