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, 1870-10-24

MtSt StELLAAEDIS,
= snafs woman has been engaged, At Nashua,
>. H., TOT some time past, in selling several hun.
cred dollars worth Of nolatsca and watsr a. a
ssluabie chemical mixture for the removal al
warts, r!mrles, cons, and mo!ts,
Al Columbus eseorg1a| marble yAel there L
SOLID block OF marble which is to be dug out. =
rEefa Tic ccn placed thrrriu, and the whole ate,
eosesc Is deposited within II, &c BE- he1mettca1ts
q alt above ground. Ii has been ordered by .
@'ns?euhn IN Ba:pcur county, Alahams.
-His sa!o, In fhe w1nc trade, that the Psusslans
have given permission - the houses In Caam-
pa. ne to cay their wines In wago,s to the nearest
tSwn In Belgium probably Mons>. whence they
may be conveyed hJ sail to Aatxc.p or Osteud,
TITS ts considered Al Important concession.
"a nerl5-1nEe3'ed Eachtne for making WOOL.
len Roods s attracting some attention tn P.u-
laud. Maine. The chief advantage claimed for It
to be the gEca. quautitJ OF cloth which It Is
carahe OF pToantlng, which Is stated 1t 20 yards
= rag, rs.x OF eight tunes The quantity made by
The present machines.
Spain supplies mere wine to England than
Ft7nce and Portugal combined, the nfures being.
Srs1D, eight millions OF gallons; purtuxal, three
mtl5souss and France. four millions.
One Of The S1Amrscott dSh!ng neet ]2s,
wcst with Captain and three men, caught more
ttsn LOCO usckrre.. aoEe Of which were sold On
tte beach for twenty ceut& eAch. Another cxn1ht
4,s&o: smother. s,ooa: one man alone, 9oo; 4 uan
Ind bis sou, 1900; anos.er man and h.s sou. 400
and n single rnAu IN his dor3, spc.
The product Of chewioR tobacco IN Richmond.
w., durtng the past twelve months, was is,
n ucdf, m inc1ezsc OVER the corresponding pe,
III Ct 1865 And 1s6a OF s,1ss,ss4 pounaa. The
Irt duct Of smoking 1ooacro Was 1,ls1 cas pounds
An Increase OF s96,925 pounds. The amouat Of
tax paid on smoking and chewing tobacco Sas
sa,G622:.a
"A bank check for s'co, which has had cu:,ous
History. ~as sent 10 the Treaxu,t Department I.
WasmhEtoD, stcrt time since 1t *as ,skrp
frcm the body OF murdered Texan castle-d1user er,
keverst Jeazz ago, hy 1adsaus, who, In consequence
OF The variety Of co1ors In the Itch engrAypcS II.
tathcd come special importance to It. and cut the
paper into seressl pieces, dividing them among
the ts1be. 4 Peace Commissioner nnaEJ pe,suad.
ed the gentle faSages to give up the pieces, aud be
pasted them together, and Forwarded the check
now eomplcte-So Warrington.
"A gentleman Of San Francisco, who has been
and r tdeutned With the forwarding Of Cntnese
70 the Sousheru Slater, says that the 70.
u, number Of Cinnamon seus Across the contineu1
Il nov about ,ooo. Tney a:e engaged in railroad
wotf, md on cotion and rtce planta ions. the
WsRfs being 81 to 81 PER month, sosd, boarding
1aertsefses: OF sle to SIS, RECEIVING .ationt.
Tue Increment however. u onty In In tufascy
ancJ Jdustnx thu cdentnE WINTER ead kps1nx. II 4
exracted that large unubeza viii be torwArded-
-as1nlda1 afternoon. = parry ot men ID a sual
, 1870-10-24
WISCONSIN,
migration - Political - Nominal
1lnsaa Esaa 1 ILL

fntmt grafton - Political - Nominal
lions for the Lcgts1asnres
Sprcfat Defratch 10 The Chic1xo Tribrue.
MADISON, Wis, Oct ea--The Wisconsin tmm!-
grant agerss at ChtcaG aui Milwaukee report
that fEcm April to Oct 81. s..9s Immigrants AZ
Hved at tue latter place, to se'tle In Wisconsin.
aud s,S9S at Chicago. also for Wlscnnsn-a fotal
Of i6, ,63& at those ports. hesdes, donhtlcs* ms,
otnert. pflhese, a.ess were Scacdlaastans. aud
hs0S Gfrusna
Governor Fai1cht1d hiss refuted TO order An
election In the Western Senatorial District OF
Dsne County. acd Ia Fond dn Lac Count!, wnert
the Democrats rl1tln seats are vacant because the
occupants SIe Poetmasta1R. He holds he has no
au'hor1sy to set till the Senate has passed upon
The queE!top. ......-..
4 greater portion Of nomfna' ions sortse LeaIs,s-
tnre afe n ade. And there Is I prospect Ut boly
osAbic and c1peHenced men. The Democrats
are doing their utmost to secure the Seuaie
, 1870-10-24
ITALY.

| FLORENCE, Oct 92.-The health OF the Pore Is
s'nl good. lsis said the neutral powers have
conhteled him to remain IN Romr for time, and
Accept the situation, and 1ha. be nss conclu,,et1
tn do 50.
Inc nake Aostas nomination for, and ACCEPT.
a5ee OF, the Spanish Crown. has been unomctai1y
nraI --"--"''--J
, 1870-10-24
FROM JACKSONVILLE.

Failure Of q Ranking House Mt
Bcnrdstosvn, I1l.-A Child Lost and
Found.
JArEsoSvlIlr, Ill, Oct eaa-Aessrs ]. 6. Leon
9l11 Co.. bankers, nj Beasdstown, nave fal1e1L
Their l,shliitles are $500; asscts probably one
!ourth Of that SUN.
Last hight Jacksonville Vas scene Of Intense
excite mcnr oFrr the news which spread through
tue dty. early In the evening. tha1 hoF 5 years
old wAs lest. Bells we're ru1R, aud hunfrcs Of
citizens were out with lanterns F-archiux for t7e
boy unul O'Clock this norntn2, whea the joyful
nrwi Kas announced that tue host was touut-
Tnr hiffe wander WAS fou ID three miles sway
from hoEse in the darkness nt tnc uighs, c-ytrG,
AID TE4 conveyed to his p4seotA
, 1870-10-24
Fatal shooting Affrny.

Special Despateb 70 The Ch1.aso T11buae.
PEoRh, Ill. ocs. "a saf!eus shooting a1ra5
occurred 1t dance, early this morning, IN which
Patrick AcAnoy WAs shot through the aouomep
hs Jatoo T. SstlTell aud 50 badly injured that he
CANNOT po1zhJ recover. TIE shooting MAS bruu 3hs
a1out BY drunken hfaWl, IN which MI were en-
osRed AcAvoy Was beating ettlweil when the
!.tser SHOT hun, Rs he alleges. In self-defence. Ne
inmed1atsly s1EIerdered himself - the authos-
ties, and now LES in Iatl
, 1870-10-24

REPUBLICAN, R:0MtHAIlDAs,

= H"nft~"nts:'se in Congress Tor the Sale at
L.'c". General John 4. LhsAS,
s'''- Treasurer, EKA%TCS y. HATES.
e. -.,..~ t..nk ot nuhhc distraction. NEWTON
.AT=MAS. 1'.'
{, H-'s-toor1s o, the Pen..euts-7 et,vr,
"slSEkS aad CA~PAK BtTTZ.
, 1870-10-24

lfsEoF, Oct eas.-The KirR reviewed national
'soops Yesterday. and Enbst stquently entertained
tie cfietls at bazquet, The remarks OF ,he
sptaEeis FeTe unanimously taror.tle 10 Portu-
Euess Independence, AID werr enthusiastic a1}y
ftce1Ye,f
, 1870-10-24

The protection which or city charter
throws around gambling dens,-to which
we hare frequently directed public atten-
iinn.-nasrra!ly prorokes the inquiry
whether the provisions relating TO them
were referred to committee of gamblers
l'rfac hsiag adopted hy the Legislature.
Al; private Auuse in Chicago, not used as
pa,ahling hell, may be entered by the
police on the swurn statement Of the
l::.snl.->t citizen that valid cause exists
fur erteriuy it. But no gambling house
can be entered hr the police unless the
Superintendent uf the Police has Srst re-
ported. in wiring, that there are good
grounds for believing it is kept as
CONN On gaming house, and t.o or mo.e
h.'n~ l'';slr.s. dwelling in Chicago, and not
E-',r3i:y to the police force, have made
t.::h. in wiring, before one of the Com
,;,i>-inrtr, Ut Police. that the premises
:.r- c.;r,.:,rnlr reported 10 be kept as
EA:,.i:;L. louse-in which case any
Commissioner Of Police mar, by written
s-'.r. nn:horizs the Superintendent
< '',iaiT to enter upon such
4P'>es' 7"If"se d sIaabe3 III tna
81; = -se''ce'' ri the card table, and reports
H. l"''sA to The superintendent OF the
4".''". ss'' testimony VIII not taasc out
s"-'' 'h''eh he swea1s 10 the facf Of gam
IL, :: H.. must get tao honxtholdtrx of
T.! -.i'y 10 swear that the house is, l,y
s',:4i1::''n re7r: alton, gambling hoase-
Ii se' ''s>iatSs ~ done 50 4a1etiy that no
''t"1au."n feFutatlon,' or notoriety, OF the
1+:-" :, established, no two househo'dess
g. t'o'e lis common reputation to he
dA;tt of gambling house, and it cannot be
'o"rs:':- The individual 80 dsece1 E,sy
':'ts With dozen persons stracsers OF
1,':'rn:>- who have been robbed At gam
Ling den. hut, none Of them being house
i"i'1s- or able TO prove the "comnon
r'rnsati,n" Of :he place, the Superintend-
tt; canuot act. for " common reputation
e1.ao: be proved by proof OF specific in
stances ri gambling, hut only hy evidence
of what the neigh1,ors say about the place.
II Us .unuy neiehbo1s speak favorably as uu-
fayur:11v Of the r,lace, the evidence of its
ill-r"pnte is contrat1icted. It is not rea1ly
u" Eeepirg gambling house, hut allow
ing Il h.lse to attain the "comuou teouta-
.oa Of being a eumbling house, which
furnishes ground for action l,y the police.
1t ~ publicity, not crime. which is pun
i,hed. And. however plain may lie the
1,roof that gambling has been carried on,
s:t':t,.:sc7u n4 hunted up who have heard
1t commonly talked about,-and nothing
iben unless the Superintendent shall re-
rort to the t'oaTi IN writing,-aud nothing
1sen nn'ess the Commissioner Of the Po-
, 1870-10-24

sAy FEASCrco, Uct sl-The pnpsstaHou of
Califufnt4 u 0Ied II ase.0e0; S&n Francisco At
oc.aEA
Tue President Of the Mercantile llhsar3 AssocI-
auen announces the s41e Ok all tue }o;sery ytcfefz
The drawtnE H4n pJtiEFe4y take plAce % the sin
n October.
, 1870-10-24

Colonel Edmund Jussen evidently does
'ot appreciate Our efforts to help him COL
''ct the whiskey tax. We shall. neve.the-
i*ss, continue TO afford him all the as
>!stance in our power.
, 1870-10-24

RRrSsELs, Oct 9s--The Belgian lfoui.eur nm,
cially denies that the government has rpce,re,f
anT note from Prussts complaining of the tone Of
rue belEtan press. or thar there is aay ,ack OF
coEulalit5 In the relations between tne TWO coun-
tiles
, 1870-10-24
HhIu EnundHrrd.

SEw ToRE. Ocs sa.-The hoa &hip Hecubas
Captain Walker. wh.ca left talcrst& on The 1st Of
Esd.roo fter.lpe, fouodtred On zuukeu rpck, tn
Strue't Bayou, on the l3'h Of September.
The dssroud fevef It the rape Of Good Hope
discovered.
, 1870-10-24

The Shelby Comfy EEntrscade-The
9Iur3crcr Acqutstcd-Chtld MUIR
6cFs
MATr,ox, III Oct "A great tragedy occur
Ecl IN SheloJ County, ILL., lat Eeef- JOIN Fra-
xtrr approached his brother, Hicks FE14ter, with
chance for hts escape, drew his revolver, and
shot his brother John, The baH entering his head.
csuArE sn&tAot death. VI. Frazier gave himself
up 10 ste county tfflcers, and wA2 tried and &C
qu1stel fos sct1ng IN eeitde3ence. Il Is said the
deceased was Intoxicated n tho slIue.
JunGe Gallagher sentenced XsIy Hughes Of
MeultI,e County. IL, 70 fifteen ye1sB' tmp.!sor-
melt in the PennitenttaIy for numbering her In
, 1870-10-24

PorGnxEIFsIK. Oct. ss.-Canstah,e RYDER aad
astistants, 81 Nnx Sing. crossed Tie Hudson at
Of t1xer shieveA Pistol shots werv sxchanpe.i md
o1f 9! mem captured. It Is re7efieti tie Sae:iN
u A soek!ano couuty captu1ed eur river tatevea
recovered. " So '>"-e+' soe - "ete
, 1870-10-24
The Sleeping Benusy-The mYztexy
keT1Eed%


ST. LaC1s, Oct e1-Some oays age tAe commit.
tee sppointed By sne 81. Louts Medical Sac!efT n
Examine Rrd repolt on the condition Of Sasan &
GuH3sey. bct1er known ~ the AeertnE beaatv
, 1870-10-24
Georgia *tn1e FatFs

Fretta1 De5aateb to The Chte1k1 fntuos
AztAs7A. Osr- e2--TwentJ thoasand peorte
were present At thu fair grounds today rhe
contest of rpt<d and exhibitions Of african was
complete N. E Kenny, prominent LIQUOR dc a,er
tn rhis city, vas killed during the tourn1menf ~
camsuG IN csutact With another rider. The spor4
of tie cay we're SUSPENDED
, 1870-10-24

NV oxLKAxs, Oct- f2-There were eE.,vs
.deashs from yeilow ievet YESTERDAY.
, 1870-10-24
AGRICULTURE IN THE "GREAT DEs,
TUTN

AGRICULTURE IN THE "GREAr pRs-
ERT."
In an article. a few days since, on q The
Se~ West. VIZ considered briefly the car
sn.n future Of the plains Of Colorado as
the great grazirg frlds OF the United
States, whence onr SIMPLY of animal food,
of wool, and Of hides is hereafter to be
drawn. OF this result, no reasonable man
who has ever visited that part OF country
can doubt for moment, and the facts in
| The case are such that no one who gires them
n candid consideration can come to my 9th:
or conclusion. The character Of the whole
region, Level as to the whole, and yet high
and undulaiing as to the surfacu Of it's
Paris; the salrbrity Of its climate, free
from all .niksruatic influences, giving always
most healthful entertainment for both
1asn and beast =; the peculiar hcrbage with
which nature has covered it, which is grass
in carly summer, and hay in the fall and
winter, always sweet md nourishing, aud
sufficient food for cattle without other fod-
der all the year -ouud; the mildness of its
winters, which renders shelter for animals
"nnecessary; and, finally, its want of water,
- faues 40 use !os ca'ti'at'oa iof
..sA. go, =. Hot 1o' Always,
1870 oo.I u,l''s ana pos'tlsea5' that
49,; '1-ieA 49, - NC luz great eatue
',a., 1a |saee .. tu's country ana, IN It's
A .N.,,, soa'p' N n'.f ho'a'ne else.
..''a'. W unuess'ooo' however .aas there
. ous po'tlen ~ eue p'a'ns admirably ad-
''p.eu ~ ast',ul'asa. purposes.
3H''rs Tue oaso o. tae ROCKY Mountains,
..o'.4 a''oae enesenue' On Inc north, and
eo'ois''Ao ea5' on tae eouta, Is a belt OF
eountrs' apoat Eau miles IN length aud 70
,a'les IN ~soth, containing not less thnn
'''ooo'ooo acres, which differs from the
Pastoral a'ia}ns lying east Of 1t, -inasmuch
III 1t is Immediately adapted to support
large agricultural population, which the
tier is Eot. 1t lies near eaough TO
tie mountains for settlers to avail them
asires OF the abundant supply Of coal, tim
her, iron, lime, aud building stone which
the mountain range nGorls its soil is rich
in u. the elements Of fertility, neeLinp
water only to bring then, into activity. and
i: is inte1sected with multitude of rivers
and streams from which ttat sunnly of
water can be drawn. Colorado is. in fact
divided into three distinct sections, each
tie complement Of the other, and the three
together combining to make it the richest
region On this continent, if not in the
world. Flint. its mountainous ranoes fn1,
, 1870-10-24
IRELAND.

County FAis ia The only excuse that I hare to
otter for occupying 50 much space on the sub
ject.t -. RuRAM
, 1870-10-24

1LLlEQlS-
eAf ; months oil. that gives ptnt Of milf
'..ly, Is to be exhibited nj the Du Quoin Fair.
The Bcller1Fe i Southern lll!uols na,,rpsl,
Has finished between rluckncyyll!e and Du Quolr
st week.
, 1870-10-24

thipg without less Of time. Nearly Grey
individual has some one department more
rrtmineut in Ills mind than another, and this
lit, with = sketch Of ths grounds, showing
the location Of each class, vii sAye bin uaucn
raluatle time. Il il \ common complaint OF
,eople that they cannot find eone object tha,
:hev arc told is on tho grounds that they de-
sire to see. Then again the stall. arc b1dly
located, and to lA6ies the walk Is too fa:iguinE
TO he even attempted. These stalls should
be 20 arranged tba: no time need be Lost in
.isher reaching or leaving them Toe tro:-
stalls or build,cgs. and thus usefully
ocsu5ied. This would, to SONS extent,
Geltact from its Tatue for the mere
slo.:smep, but these fai1s shonld make this
sporting quite secondary matter, ~ it be ears
about the tame relation to the industries -
;,s tltce, for i,rEe rumben de.7and II; yet,
;. should not crowd out the mora useful d.-
THE LOCATION.
Since 1853, whan the first Skate Fair ~xa he'd
1t Springfield these fairs have been ttioe1ant; :;
ar7xuErmerts be ell made for the puff foee- At
TIC e4une titne the ST. Louis aaso1atlon has
grown up 10 colossal proportions. aided, m
great neseure, By exhibitors and visitors from
our owl State. Wo rn2Y take lesson from
them, locate the fair 1t aone central point.
and erect The recrsaA1y fixtures and buia-
irgr, and, IN the course OF thTee or four
.ea1e, we mAy expect show that viii be
.atis5actozy to our State pride, Unlssa We
do rhis. the State Fair will 5000 fsll beloK that
of dtttriet md corn county faif, - Ia this
year the ca.e in regard 10 Fulton County.
Decatur il \ central point, And OF easy aceese.
or will ee 20 soou ns tho several tzilroads,
DOW IN process Of construction, Leading to
that city, s1e completed New grounds a
rear a. ross ibie to the eentre Of the business,
tbouId be selected- Pr1irie would BE- bet
te, than timber land for the. pugpoee,
IA shade is Of less value than
stace for the exhibition After the
buildings. track. and all other Wants afo pro-
y,aefl for. thtre will be nooks .nd cu7 e1s 20.
Ire planting Of rh1de trees This grounds Of
The M,eop County Agricultural Society ar,
With The exception Of IN abundant supply Of
water, untitled for the purpose. The bruken
nature Of the ground and the large number OF
Yn1est treex. afe ser.ous obstacles In any ahou
grnund.
hand. and mako she proper 2tEan8suentR, md
supply the funds for tho purpose The State
Faif. u S.aseinssitution. is Of too mnrh i'm
rcrtance tn tho Stats to b ignored or ssfs &r
faio ca1o ct it.elf. A. it i now msnaRsd, II
vim tooa be destined tn hold : secondary po-
ti,ioo 81 ~ e1hlbltion Of tho industries Of itl
stata. The Importance Of cur 9ate- AMI
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Treatment Of Mich Cows.

look on a COW as similar to steam
boiler; no matter how good they may be,
unless the boiler is we'll supplied with water
and good fuel, also well attended to, the
supply of steam will be short, or it will be in
proportion to the fuel and attention. So
also is the COW no matter how good she
may be, if she is not well supplied, fed
and cared for, her product will be shorten
ed.
Another very important matter with
cows is that they should be protected from
storms and bad weather. They should be
fed and kept under shelter when the nights
are wet and inclement; this more partic-
ularly in the early season, when the COW
is fresh and in full milk; one exposure to
a cold wet night, has frequently reduced
the milk to One-half. Also, in the fall,
when the nights become frosty, never let
them remain out; be particular to stable
them; and in the morning never turn them
out on the pasture till the frost is melted off
by the sun, as nothing perhaps, dries a
cow or reduces her milk more than eating
grass with frost on it. To many of these
requirements the generality of farmers pay
no attention whatever. In the early sea-
son, as soon as there is any pasture what
ever, the COW is turned out OF the barn
yard, to eat what she may find, and remain
day and night until the winter comes /;
there is also nothing grown or fed to exc
out the scanty supply of pasturage that
almost inevitably occurs at some time each
season. This is all wrong, and should be
remedied by the cultivation of roots Or
corn.
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they may be summed up in few words:
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nailu Nennebet Sournal.
Work For January.


There are four-score things that every
husbandman may find to do during this
cold, blowy, clustering. frigid, unamiable
month of January, all OF which Will turn
to good account in his pocket and the com
fort of himself, family. and four-iooted de-
pendents. OF course we cannot in three
paragraphs enumerate more than fouf
things on the long list. But then the do
ing of these will suggest others, just as
thought begets thought, and the whole
will come in by u natural drift.
Saw up, split, and pile away under GOV
err, winters supply OF fire-wood. I'M
prove the condition of that hen house !;
make it cosy, warm and eomfortapie-Ioiu
DIV will pay YOU literally in eggs. clean
out. cover over. and chink up the pen for
store hogs. 1t will put on pork wonder
fully.
There's half-a-dozen broken and missing
Stats in those cattle-racks, woful waste
of hay. Attend to that matter. Cut down
and cut up into fire-wood that half-dead
old ..Lombardy;" grub out the stump, and
make place for better tree. The great
gate don't swing to and shut well, and the
bottom hinge requires repairing. Do that
directly. When it storms, take to the
tool-house, and take every farm and gar
den implementin hand. See that they are
all in order; knock off dirt, rub off rust,
and rub on little oil. 1t is a good invest
ment That job done, you are mechanic
enough to shave out swingle-tree, put a
handle to hoe, mattock, or whitewash
brush. Make garden reel for yourself.
and clothes-line reel for your wife. And
every long, January evening, read aloud
to your family, so that all may learn, the
best agricultural books and papers. You
will be happier man and better farmer
for fine practice
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VALUABLE BooKs-we have received the valuable med.
ica works of Dr. Albert ii. Hayes. These books OIL
actual merit and should find place in every intelligent
family. They the cheap order Of abominabe trash
published by irresponsible parties and purchased crafty
tastes, but written by responsible professional
gentleman u eminence of instruction vital
matters concerning which lamentabe ignorance exists
The important subjects presented treated with decacy
ability and and, appendix, many useful pre-
scrptons for prevailing complaints addedCoos Re
publican, Lancaster, ". H., Sep. l. 1859.
Dr. HAYES Of the learned and popular phys
clans Of the day. and is entitled to the gratitude Of
for these Invaluable productions 1t to be his
aim to induce and women to avoid the Of those
diseases which they subject and he tells them just
how and when to do it.-Farminston Chronicle, Far
nington, Ne, Sept. 2, 1859.
These truly scientific and popular works by DR..
Hayes Of the most learned and popular physicians Of
of the day-The Medical and Surgical Journal, July,
1869.
Price of SCIENCE OF LIFE, $lOo. PHYSIOLOGY
OF WOMAN AND HER DISEASES g. 90. In Turkey
morocco, full gilt, $500 Postage paid,
Either book sent by mail on receipt Of price.
Address "THx PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTES" or Dr..
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all diseases requiring SKILL secresy and experience IN
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