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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-18
a Washington DISPATCH saws:

The receipts from the internal revenue
and customs during this month have been
so heavy as to Justify the belief at the
Treasury Department, that the public debt
statement for September will show another
large reduction in the amount of debt The
receipts from internal revenue will be large
ly over Si5,000O0O. while custom receipts
are estimated at something over SIS.O00.0 O0.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-18

The seventeenth number of the New Or
leans Advocate and Journal of Education,
published and edited by Hon. Thomas w.
Conway, has just been laid upon our table.
Its typographical appearance is as neat as a
new pin, and its editorials, correspondence
and selections are able and entertaining.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-18

The Louisville CostgierJournoi is filed
mp with an account of suit in equity. and
. county Fair. Probably these things are
paid for, else they are ont Of place in a
paper which deals in nothing that is fair or
Anuifahle
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-18

The will Of the late Admiral Farragut has
been offered for probate in New York. His
property in that city consists of real estate
valued at 500, 900, all of which he leaves to
Oueathed to his son.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-18
Senatorial Nomination.

Hon. w l.. McMillen has been nominated
to TIE State Senate from the district com.
prising the parishes of Carroll. Madison and
Morehouse. He will succeed Curtis Pollard,
who drew the short term. His election may
be considered as sure beyond q doubt.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-18

The Bank Of New Orleans and the New
Orleans Insurance Association are now illll-
minated by the Barbarin gas apparatus.
The president of the Barbarin Gas Lighting
Company, C. Cavaroc, invites the public to
call and examine the light every evening
until fnu O'clock
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-18

The Louisiana Cotton Mandatory will
be opened on Wednesday and Thursday of
this week to the inspection of the stock
holders and invited guests. We return
thanks to Mr.. George Perilliat, secretary,
for an invation to be present The mills are
located in the vicinity of Jackson Barracks.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-18

Messrs. vandergriff & Clark, grocers,
No. so Camp street, corner of Natchez, Id
tise several fine large offices to rent. The
offices are convenient, eligible and the terms
are very reasonable.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-18

The Eighth Ward School Board has or
ganized by the election of John McWhirter,
president; James H. Doughterty, secretary,
and John Dawson, treasurer.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-18

Messrs. Louis Stern & Brothers, No l6
Chartres street, will sell tomorrow at ten
o'clock, six hundred cases boots, shoes and
brOgans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-18

Go to to the Academy of Music this eve
ming, the last night of the Emerson Minis
1rels
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-18
j. LEV0IS & JAMESON.

J' M VVIS q J4NISUN,
1876. Canal Street
We have now in store a fun assortment OF Fail
and Winter DRY GOODS OF own importations
which, owing TO the in Europe and The low
premium on gold, we are prepared TO offer to our
friends and the public at lower prices than have
been since 1862. We are also in daily receipt Of
American goods purcha sed on very advantageous
terms, which we will sell at the most reasonable
prices and respectfully solicit 4 cali Ecio1e pur-
chasing elsewhere.
j. LENOIS 81 JAMESON.
l2o Canal street, between st. Charles and Caron-
deet. sa1G 10y,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-18

The outside OF the Unitarian Church edi
fee has been recently repaired and painted,
and it is now much beautifed.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-18

The postofice will be open to-day, and
every Sunday until further notice, from
nine to half past ten o'clock, A. NJ, and
from one to two o'clock P. NJ.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-18

Tomorrow evening, the regular season OF
The Academy opens with splendid variety
company, among whom is the favorite Jen-
niA EnUal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-18

The Alexandria Democrat says the hum
blest mule of the poorest man is taxed In
Louisiana. Has the editor got his tax re-
Ceipt YETI
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-18
TO THE CITY AND COUNTRY
TRADE.

j. LEVOIS & JAMESON
Beg to announce 10 City ard Country Merchants
that they have received, per ship "Baden7 and
steamer Alice; large and well assorted STOCK q.
FOREIGN DRY GOODS.
Which they are Offering the most reasonable
terms.
Also, large lot OF Job Goods. very suitable for
the Country Trade which they selling a. very
low prices.
j. LEVOIS & JAMESON.
se13 lt2p l26 Canal street
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-18

Succession Of Ramon Martinez. See d.
E. Morphy's auction advertisement.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-18
STANDARD FIRE AND WATER
PROOF ROOFING.
SOUTHERN PLASTIC SLATE ROOFING COMPANY
Oftlce-:}6 Magazine street,
New Orleans,

This Roofing is adapted to every style OF rorse
Roofs as well as Stealuboa Roots Verardos ,
ings etc.
Costs less than that of any other standard roof
ing. Plastic Slate IS likewise a most evceuert CIV,
ering for metal roofs OF a kinds il preserves the
metal, dispenses with painting and checks the con.
traction and expansion. Plastic Slate and Irish
aud American Felt for sale in quantities 20 suit.
foT fun particulars send for circular. se1a I'm
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-18

GUNS, RIFLES AND PISTOLS
AT GREAT BARGAINS.
Just received-5o0 Double BARREL GUNS at So, $40,
SIS 500.
200 RIFLES. fine, at SIS, $50.
100 REVOLvERS. at $40 each.
Also-At Reduced Prices-HARDWARE and CUT
LERY. For sale by
S. b. CHURCHILL & BRO,
No. 81 Tchoupitoulas street.
seq I'm 2dp Between Povdras and La.ayette,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-18
NEW ORLEANS RICE DEPOT.
QUARANTINE.

ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED.
ftI9 2Dly
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1870-01-27

SOME wag representing himself as
the proprietor Of cheap lodging
house in Elko, writes us in dis
guised hand and mutilated orthogra-
ply, faceliously inquiring after the
antecedents Of Bill Taylor, Ewes,
Arkansaw, r. II. Brown. Buckmin-
ster, Al Cage and several other
former residents Of Silver, whom he
now represents as constant patrons
OF his "roost' or ''nest-" He wants
10 know whether they used to pay
for their lodgings when they lived
here or not, aud whether Taylor
ever told the truth during his resi-
dence in Silver?
We suspect Ed. Bake as the per
petrator, and if he has wife and
baby in San Francisco, as he de-
cIares, we advise them to seek sit.
uation in the Orphans Home OF
some other benevolent institution,
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1870-01-27
MAN HuxG BY A MOB IN LEWISTON

MAN HryG BY A MOB IN LEWISTON.
Another disgraceful crime has been
committed in our Territory. We
had hoped The day had passed when
men would band together for the
purpose Of defying the laws aud
taking human life. but here We have
another instance Of bigh-handed
outrage against law and order, and
murder committed under the pretext
of vindicating the right.
James n. Wood, convicted at the
last term of Court in the First Dis
trict Of the murder of Thos. Duffy
on the Fourth ofJuly, and sentenced
by Judge Kelly to be hung on the
28th inst, had his sentence commut-
ed by Gov. Ballard TO imprisonment
for life, and when the news reached
Lewiston on the 18TH, as we learn
by private note, quite q feeling was
manifested among the people against
the Governor. as the killing is re-
garded there as an atrocious and
cold hlo0ded murder but inasmuch
as the Executive had interftred IL a
manner which he had a legal right
TO, a majority Of the people were in
favor Of abiding by the law, when
IN the evening a few, without the
knowledge or consent Of the people
at large, broke open The Jail, took
the prisoner out and hung him until
he was dead. The parties who com
miited TIE deed ara not known, but
those who apologize for them insist
that If the Executive had awaited
the result of an appeal to The gu
preme Court, and Rad, after al ju-
dieial remedies lad been exhausted,
inter- osed lis clemeney, they would
have tolerated it.
We have not learned thai m ap-
peal WAS contemplated, or that any
steps in that direction had been
taken, and IN all probability The re-
salt you'd have been the same in
any event unless The supreme Court
had reversed the Judgment Of the
Court below. 4 kind 81 sanet.tg
appears 10 attach 70 tie Judiciary
a4ai challenges respect and obedi
eace such As no other department o
government can command.
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1870-01-27


EDY VIRTUE OF An EXECUTION Is
Ab sued out Of the District Court OF the
Third Judicial District Of the Territory OF
Idaho. IN aud Tor the County Of Uwyhee,
ION judgment douseted IN the Office q the
Clerk Of said District Court Oh the l5tA aay
OF November, A. D., 1869, 70 me directed
and duly altested on the 18th day ef January
4. D. 1870, in cause wherein the MlneaF
Mining and Milling Company, corporation
and niillsite situated on Jordan Creek
about half mile above Silver City. in owy-
hee County, l. f., together with i've stamp
quartz mill. boarding house, Office, BLACK
smith shap. and dwelling hOuse. containing
about sixty acres, known IS tha Minear mih
propegtY: also & iiisbeT TsmclI situated al the
head Of Sawplt Guleh on the ieft oi the road
leading to Flint District, 0wghae county, l.
r.. L toll Toad loading from Silver City 10
jordan or Big HoWlder Greek. IA Uwyhee
County, l. T., Toll road leadlns ilUin silver
Ciiv to Snake river wa Orc mo iuine III
Owyhee County, a lind claim situate hela~
Flint District, and i milissite situated het
tween Cosmos ami WebIaot mills are &c
PENDANTS, by which execution am reqdiIed
ID make the sum OF six hundred and sixty
seven dollars and seventeen cents, {s50. ~
due for tsxes Delinquent Tor the yer lae9
with interest on said satn from the 18th
day OF November. 1850. and costs taxed al
two hundred and forty iivo IS no dollars,
ts245 So and Al acerqing costs nut OF saia
;.ltnve described property defendant.
Notice Is therefore hereby gwen. that on
Thursday, February 10th a. d., 1870, be.
tween the hours % II o'clock s. d. and |
o'clock i. NJ, ~ the Court House 4oat, 6livc'
CITY. / will san at public auction Sc mach Of
de foregoing described property as may %
snnicjgnts to satisfy the above demand ana
all COSTS. " ; slEN ~ = 7tlesih-
BvW II. ANeELL, FINDER Sheriff.
Dated january Is 1870 CTS
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1870-01-27
sheriff sale.


ray VIRTUE OF IN EXECUTION IS.
RN sued ont Of the District Court q the
Third Judicial District Of She Territory Of
Idabg ia and Tor tie County q OwyiiRe, ION
a iftiafheut dOckeled il Tie elce 81 the tiefA
d s.id District Court on the l9th LAY q Se
veutber. u. D. 1863. to me directed aua d'iy
attasted On the Ilth day ot JANUARY, = ~
1870 ia an action ior the recovery q deiin-
quent taxes for the year 1893, wherein Tue
Peapla OF tie Territory Of Idaho are PLAIN
tits and Charles Hanson ami Samuel "
Hughes and Il lat Of land 50 ~ 50 i'et aitu.
ated in Silver City, l. T., ioahaed norm by
goruaa's lof. " hy WASHINGTON street,
wali Miners Hotel thereon, ana . lot q iiii1
suu5faa fiji the above named bounty and
city. described as follows. Pound noish ~
the Lincoln mill Co.'S line, south by iresas-
kis' line with improvements thereon are
defendants, by which execution ! an eYiaz
mauiied to make he sum u enc hahgtei
and aliv-tiirt q y lg9 dollars dua FIR taxes,
with legal interest thereon from tAe lith
dav uf November, 1863, and costs taxed n
scventv-six 05-108 dollars, and al aceraing
costs out OF said above described properly
deiendaut.
Notice is therefore hereby given that "a
| Thursday. the letii day Of February, : =
1870 between tie hours OF ii eieck, 4. Al.
and / O'Clock. p IS, al the Cont Hoa9 door
silver Civ, | viii sch at pGblc auction 80
much Of tie ABOVE described pfaprsg as
| may besniiGient 70 SATISFY The above named
demand. interest and COSTS.
~. :. STEVENS, sheriff
BY ". u. ANssl4., Under Sheriff
Dated Jae6ary Is. 1870. 5ts
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1870-01-27
SHEEP RANCH.

F,fiy is;les from Sitner cisg and ksaht re-; ffoa'
~ 6,ogiee Ferrg, on tic Humbolds RoaS'
rgsxurs HOUSE Is SPECIALLY FITTED
w for d resting place for travelefs, !.
i, Ire every accommodation can be hau ~
d patrons, whether desiiins only a Ia e !
or wishing to soioaro Being situated IN, e 4
beautiful and pleasant valley where aii kiii'is
o. vegetables are produced, superior iafe i
o'' 80 ). r. merrill.
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1870-01-27

QUITE an excitement has sprung
I'D lately in The northwestern corner
Of Utah on the subject Enumeration
to Idaho. Mass meetings, speeches
and resolutions are the order OF the
day al Coriune. Judge somebody
made 8 speech denouneing the ty-
rannical rule Of Molmondom, po-
lygamy, bigamy, Brighamy. OF by
whatever aame the monster may be
called. Annexation is tie only es-
cape tlat seems possible from tie
outrages Of lie Zero WHO sits upon
the Throne Of Utah. IL Tie me4a-
lsGma tie Josephitea continue to flaak
him on the left, uutil the old adage
Is pretty we'll verified in the land Of
the Saints, uneasy lies the head
Thai wears 3 crown.
The Telegraph, which has Hitherto
been Tie most snielprising Of the
Brighamitc journals, has suspended
and its editor, Stenhouse, halfapos-
tatisel. las had to seek more con
genial climate, while the Jesephites
have estabi he'd s paper Of their
own backed by heavy naonied inilu-
ences.
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1870-01-27


WE have received 30. YGi.' OF
The People, Tribune, published at
Gold Hill, Nevada, hy Conrad Wis-
gand for the Peoples Tribune .Asso-
citation. and dated January. 1870.
1t Is the advocate OF more reforms
and the swern bitter enemy Of more
abuses. than any one journal we ever
saw. Il announces itself "a con
science o Washoe, "a terror to Vile
planners, and 80 evil doors =
haunting ghost. " Itgoes after mine
owners, Interpretations, banks and
railroad companies with vim and
snap that lays Judge Berry and his
wdrkingman's advocate entirely IN
the shade. 1t seeks 70 raise the fall
len Of both sexes, has political,
/ moral ard religious creed of col
umn in length, and is . rip snort
er 2 generally. 1t published only
occasionally and costs CITY cents
coin a. year. It is curiosity.
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1870-01-27
sdmiai.trptor'. Nnsie.

Admiai-irrtor's Nntiee.
Territory Il Idaho. County o Owyhes lis
tafe az ,fGha Ghalnccy, deceased
n.r Office Is HEREBY GivFS ny THE
4 & undersigned, Administration Of the
above named estate. 90 the creditors ~, ant
Hil persons having claims againsi said de-
erased. 20 exhibit the eaule, VIII the Hecos g
saiy v~r~ters within ten months from thn
publication ai ting nWlee. u lie under
eucd. ii his oiice. ia the unsn &c Silver
cay, 0wyhac County, Idaho Territory.
w. r. MCDANIEL,
Administrator
SILVER cry. Owyhes County, l. &. January
9Th 1870 5ts
, 1870-08-25

5:$$ lS :1sss ssaeas' :. essfe Gaasi s'Ee's
s1aoFrhe " ms,kes Va arm at t1e sal]oined
sscasoe: cu6a moasses. is eW sIsse Yofn dt1 e.
See tsaso csse; sa svsF ps spsa IT, IT,
1er's extra, 6tNa65c: ii ier's, So as5c. -eN'N'
SFARCu-Few new .arases were developed in
prices ruled nru, q follows: ktngsford corn. 11h
satin, ioslic: Peoria laundry, .assNe, 0Nawa
ix'in So5n; 1oa@ide; ; Warts' pure, 'A9'ac' otta"a
soDH ASb bsMERArus-The prices are nrm
as fi9Tm; Pss gM@9: ass
9st@l0c: do healthy, 9a9kc: do pure, shas.!c;
visschsrs gilt edge, 9aaa1c; gold medal, sas4c.
SEEDS Sales were as follows: Timothy. u
bass iii 1t si.e6; Il 6ass II Sid: ss bags It
tcsM so bags a1 .l,7s; Id bags il $3.50; So 6ses
II bags at ss-40; 50 nsgs at $3.50.
TEAs.ihe demand Vas active and nrm un-
dcItone feeling prevailed The following are the
soes5o: DO rne 70 good. sloos1.os; do nne and
extra choice, H. 3@Ls0; superior to due imperial,
st.7o9l4o: choice 70 extra Leaf Japan, 81 leesLso;
Ieaf Japan, s,.ooal.d5: good to ane gunpowdcr,
s,:sG@L ss; choice 70 extra choice, xl.eoalss.
TOBACCO-Thet tobacco market remains qu!er.
| aud prices are without quotable alteration. We
repeat cur list, as follows:
CHEwIH1-E1tra, e5uasl.0o: choice, s3@90c;
| medium, TQ3 soc; common, 55a65c.
SAoRE1tnoice. su@asc; medium, s3@e5c
| common stems, e2@e4c.
PLC1-Na1nral Leaf, 9oc9 $1.00; halt bright, IS
Soc: black, aound, 6aa70c,
| WOuD-The demand was small at the follow.
ing prices: Beech. *7.50; maple, ta-5u; hickory,
| - -; slabs, sa0hl6.0D, delivered.
| MCOLA lair trade was transacted, aud prices
were ntm, As follows: Tub-ecoured, 50@5sc; tue
extra clean, +sa5oc: tub, common, 4S9I7c
asece, n, good condition, tight, 4e9{4c; fleece
gt ol condition. lfpht, saa40c; neece, Z, bad con
dtton, heavy, 25ta37o; leece, medium, good con
dition, light, sNa4oc; fleece, medium, bad condi
clean. sea+oc; fleece, coarse, light, and dingy, 3:
@3sc; neece, unwashed. tine, s5a26c; neece, IN
l washed, coarse, e5@2sc: fleece. bury, Sass Oh
| fleece, bucks, one-half-p7ce of washed. Sale
| were: u 900 hs choice washed at 42Kc; 5000 b
lne unwashed at sc; 1850 bis do at &c,
, 1870-08-25

BRxans1uFFs-Flour quiet Corn, soase.
o1I HsrMIeooas4oo. ........
PEov1sloxs-Pork. Rt.oo. Lard. TN slsc. Ba-
con quiet; shon'aesS 6E4HStT 1sfS; ssdes' 1sac- ).
DETROIT, Aug. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. e1-
TIA, 1c better, at ISL; other grades dull and
weak; No, at f1.s5: amber, $1.es. Oats, new.
&c: old. 43c. Barley very dru at 500 per cen
CLEVELAND.
quist M Wheat &c better: No. az st.es closing at
| Corn nominal Oats qniet.
rEIHoLKuN-Qnlet,b but frm; crude $l-00eal.o .o5
pet 0'': fe'hs'' Z EoGisvfha,E. SsE sa2[s1;
and 1ax, sskaaoc. 1
Cor7uS-Dnli: m,ddllnR, lsc.
:. .BRsAps1CFEs-F:our,d demand light; extra FAM
a1e Rye, SOC. Oats, e7o in SACKS, fSoin store.
PRovts1oss-Inactve; mess pork, s2s.0o. b.
| cop, 14Hc, 173Hc, and 1sEc Bulk, l3Hc, 1sXc.
and Ike. Lsrd, 1sc- Hams, sugar-eured, q
Ma1skEr3,EotnlnE dctns; raw. s19.se.
4AaaHc for frosted trash: 5H96Ac for common
to good lugs; 'e'1Hsd Hd9E11 f; Ley 70 medium leaf
TOLEDO, O., aug. g.sL-BRsADsIrrFs- Flour firm
Wheat aet,ve; e9sHc better; 40; white WE
ifesh, sssaar s0 M ssl ambs1 safin iii
ntis. sL35. No. red Wabssh, s1.3o; No. DO
F.esE. Corn unchanged; No |. 71cs No. 9. tic
yellow, sc Oats 1Hc hetter' No 1, 4ac: No.
41c: Michigan. &c.
! FRElGH1S-M re inquiry but UNCHANGED.
| REcElPTs-,eno brls Iouz, 5000 bu whca,
/ 2,sGO bu corn, 2, 600 bu oats
! sH.PNESrS-6.40O brls tour, 1890 bu whcal
| II, ,f1a bl corn, III, 400 bn oats.
, 1870-08-25
miscellaneous ltelllSs


BonY ForsD-Ths body Of Captain Aauwar
ding' Wn0 met hts death by the recent tug explo-
alon a. OsWeEo, was recently found about 1Ve
miles m 0at N the lake, and about eight miles below
TIE DrsNAsKEp vEssEL-Tne dismasted vessel
which We reported as having been passed near
]. d. 2edratn. She arrived 1ass % n!cht' % anu wiIl
be repaired here: She WIS d!smastsd during
heavy squalL-alaGaakse Eeening Wisconsin, apg.
TEE HAZE. THE lighthouse supply steam
schooner Haze steamed up 70 our docks Thnrsday
morning: THIS vessel supplies all the Lights on
Superior. During her recent cruise, she has sup
piled and Inspected the lights On Lakes Huron
and Superior and Green Bay. Three members of
nesnen with their ofIcal dnties, VIZ: Rear Admit
r. Fal,c: e: =. stribllng. Commodore McKlnsrJ.
| EEEntnonse EE Inspector. Eleventh District, and
proceeds from here % MiwaaEee, Inspecting TIC
Ga1t oa 9o;a ae west shore Of the lake-Gren ay
THE MORNING STAR DBAszEa.-rbe f,,eve3and
Ptaindeater Of Tuesday has the following: 1--WE
are informed that the Home Insurance CorunanY.
Of New Haven, Conn, after full and careful ID.
qury as to the facts connected with the COLLISION
between the steamer Morning Star and bark Court
land, has withdrawn from the suit Commenced 1t
when had Issued policies on the bark Conrtand,
anu nau paid the amount thereof to her owuefj
a9aiDst the owners Of the Morning Star. BY the
conlston bosh vessels we're total loss to rhetl
owners the Star being alleged to be worth $50 900
and the bark some so0,0ot. The Western Insnr:
ance company, OF Buffalo, and the Cleveland In,
sufanee Company, OF Cleveland. on similar tuuut.
suit
The owners ct the Star nad no insurance On her
| but the owner OF the CORTLAND had insurance on
her to the amount Of $4,000, which he received
from the insurance companies, and the suit re-
ferTed to WAS commenced By the insurance eom
pantes to recover from the owners OF the Star ths
amount paid by them to the owner OF the Court
land.
, 1870-08-25
Disasters.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. heavy Wea,her IVES
expelieneed on Lake Huron On Saturday. We
learn that the barge St Cair, when on Bark
shanty. became wa;er-logEed. She was In tow Of
TEE os1cX.oox.-Ihc tug o. Wilcox, which
left here Gu Thursday last, for the reliet OF the
having accomplished the object Of her mission
Captain TEaseis foun1 the wreck IN different
seare f1ern what be had been led to suspect Sac
les with her Nrt slice 70 shnrp, and LISTED over
10 the stal boat side Ii this preicsment she VIII
hnye to be handled with care, or she Will Le In
sauger q breaking In two. The expedition will
she ma. be rals ed w1theus mucn difficulty. Her
promenade deck att Is gnne. and her cabin has
anout all shared the sane fate, but the hull ar-
when the cattle were thrown overheard one
Of them vas Killed t.y The Wheel hut the Others
we're all secured. One pas carried down sac
that he cane out all llght beioH.-Istroa Posf.
U4nEE Dls.s1Ens.-Tne osxeso estss T.. e the
fpth fays: he schooner k0rWtgtan left King
s,on at O'Clock yest=rlsy nosainx, light, fer o.
Keeo, the wind Lei-g south southwest: About
ii O'clock last nigh, ne Mina shifted 70 the west
aicu9 and when JUST cn the pier at Oswego, the
tug Maria NelvtD, owned BY Capkaln John D.
Murphy, came oct 10 tow her In, and passed ~
leadwsr taas the tag couldn't catch her. Joss
as they got. 10 the Jaws OF the pier the
wind sh.tsed to 1he southwest- with .
sGuaIi-sAa auS nSasta pAyea UA Auu Aus
Loy.nc her nAlnsau out she dtlftel 0n sideways
ard went ashore on the rocks under the folt.
Just after going On the beach the tug came MP
nnd tho Norwegian took line. hut ts parted
They got out another, int In making !: last to the
lumber head 1t became entancleti !a the Melytn'3
sc1ews, stopped her engine, anil she also drttted
ashore few feet ahead OF the vessel, both being
within few feet OF tho shore.
The WAVES we're breaking over the Melvin vf0-
1ant1y this morning, and going through her as
thrcngh sieve. The Norwegian was lying easier,
but was stralning badly. The Wind has since died
away somewhat, aud unless It shonld spring up
egni, The vessel will be got Oh without any great
eamagc. but the tug seems to be In bsd shape:
rived oN she T!ll probaoly 50 down, being fnl Of
writer. The vessel N nlsp le1KtnE -
The Norwegian is owned BY n u. Wheeler.
who was aboa1.l OF her. she vas built ae Three
She rates 3 i, md IS yalued At sl5,oo5. Insured
fo1 s1s. 900, fo!!ows:: 1Etua, $1,000; Cleveland
Mutual, sc,oen; Detroit Fire / Ma11ee, 5000:
The Melvin h3s been employed IN and soouk