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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-04-14

Nervous debility, with it's gloomy sttend-
ants, low spirits, depression, involuntary
emissions, loss of semen, spermaterrh9a
loes OF power, dizzy head, loss Of memcry
and t. eatened impotence and imbecili.y,
find yvereign cure in Humphreys Homee-
pathc Specific No. twenty--eighr. Composed
Of the most valuable, mild and potent Cura-
tives, they strike at once at the root Of the
matter toIe up the system, arrest the dis
charges, and impart vlgor and energy, ife
and vitality 10 the entire man. They have
cured thousands Of cases. Price IS per pack
age of five boxes and q large vial Of powder,
which n very important IN obstinate er old
cases, or 81 per single box. Sold by all drug
gists, and sent by mail on receipt Of price.
Address Humphreys Specific Homeopathic
| Medicine Co., 562 Broadway, New York.
IVhoIesale Agents-Burnhams Van Setback, Hurl.
burt h Edsall, Chicago, Ills, jerks e Gordon, ct.
Paul, Mimi. Brown, Weber & Graham, st. Louis,
Mo-; Farrand Shelley Co. Detroit, Mich.
AN EXTENDED Popularity. Browns
Bronchial Troches" have been before the
public many years. Each year finds them in
new localities in various parts OF the world.
The Troches arc pronounced universally SUI
parior to all other articles used for lmilar
purposes. For relieving coughs, colds and
throat diseases, the Troches have been
prOred reliable.
We CALL attention to the advertisement of
the American Combination Pad Lock Co. in
to-day's paper. II is something entirely new
and coming into general use,
TIE CUNARD Mail Line OF Steamships leave
weekly from New York, Liverpool and
Queenstown. Agents in all the principal
cities of the northwest. s. Rowe, General
Western Agent. No. 9 Lake street, Chicago
DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS. Mothers az you
love your offspring don't fail to use Mrs. Whit
combs Syrup for soothing children. Read
the advertisement in another column.
SEE ADVERTISEMENT Of DR.. BG IT'S Dispen-
sarv. headed Book for the million-M r.
RAGE GUIDE--ln another column. 1t
should b. read by all.
HURLBUT EDsALL's, leading wholesale
druggists Of the Northwest, corner Lake
street snd Wabaeh avenue, Chicago.
PRussING's Celebrated Cider Vinegar IL the
best ID the market. Ask yonr grocer for it.
DIVIDENDS are applied in the Washington
Life to make the policies larger.
PRIVATE medical aid Read DR.. Whittier
Advertisement.
LIFE is a yapor, Life Insurance is not. In
sure in the Washington.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-04-14

TIE CUNARD Mail Line OF Steamships leave
weekly from New York, Liverpool and
Queenstown. Agents in all the principal
cities of the northwest. s. Rowe, General
Western Agent. No. 9 Lake street, Chicago
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-04-14

DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS Mothers az you
love your offspring don't fail to use Mrs. Whit
combs Syrup for soothing children. Read
the advertisement in another column.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-04-14

OK New YEARS DAY the liberal proprietor
Of the Rural New Yorker, the Hon. d. d. T.
Moore, at his residence presented twenty of
his employees, including mail and business
clerks, pressmen, printers, artists and edit
ors, with paid.up insurance policies in the
Farmers and Mechanics Life Insurance Com
panv Of 200 Broadway, New York, in amounts
OF 5000, $1,000, and $4,000 respectively, ag-
gregating eighteen thousand dollars insur-
ance, at cost to the employer of nearly 81,
500. All others in his service received had
some compliments in cash.
See advertisement in another column.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-04-14

We CALL attention to the advertisement of
the American Combination Pad Lock Co. in
to-days paper. 1t is something entirely new
and coming into general use.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-04-14

AIDES BENEFACrOR is DR.. Evans, ~ Chatham
street, New York City. Price of his medicines s.
Write for circular.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-04-14
See advertisement.

In NUMBERS there safety. II was upon
this principle that the formula Of JUDsoN's
MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS was prepared. DR..
JuGson, intending TO spend fortune in adj
physicians of the age, and the result is q
simple but most efficscious mudicine-the
JUDSoNs MOUNTAIN HRRB Pills. They purify
the blood, remove all distractions, cleanse
the SKIN OF all pimples and botches, and are
perfectly sure ana safe in Their operation,
The JUDsoN's MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS cure
Blllousness, Female irregularities, Headache,
and many of the diseases arising from impure
blood and a deranged digestion. Use the
JuDsoN MOUNTAIN HERB Pulls, and when
you have proved their virtue recommend
them to your friends. They are both sugar
coated and plain. For sale everywhere
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-04-14
~ p 49, sss /;
S ON ( HIN G. VIEW.
Read the following What the City Missionary Of
Boston says about
ALIENS LUNG 3ALSAM,

There certainly can not be found better Cough
or Lung remedy. As an e1poctoraut in has no equal
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-04-14

DIR. llansGcld'- Turkish ~,rup. warranted to
cure seminal CakuCss 8bd SparwatuTlOA FriCo IS
S1ut Boy express To any address, g. MANSFIELD
M n lNg MNa street, Worcester N4s&
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-04-14

SEE ADVERTISEMENT of DR.. Ba IT'S Dispen-
sary. headed BOOK for the million-M.AR-
RAGE GUIDE-in another column. It
should b. read bv all.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-04-14
No. 10.
SImILIA SIMILIBUS CURANTUh'
HUMPHREYS
yyaNwm0p "A THTr H9yCrTTCS

Have proved from the most amp vperience, az entire
success Simple Prompt Itaclnnt aud Reliable
They are the only Medicines perfectly adapted tonopu
lar use-so simple that mistakes cannot be mhde lh
using them harmless as to bo r'r rom aanser dn
the highest commentator from ILL., and Will always
render satisfaction,
(eutg
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-04-14

HURLBUT Il EDsNLs, leading wholesale
! druggists Of the Northwest, corner Lake
! street and Wahaeh avennn. Chicago
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-04-14

To ouR readers visiting Chicago who are in
want Of hats or caps, we would advise them
to go to the silk hat house of Mackenzie, 100
Dearborn street, where they will always find
the latest STYLES and the lowest prices. The
Gossamer silk hat is the latest thing out
weighInE only BIZ nnnrns
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-04-14

To THOSE LADIES who make their husbands
or brothers SHIRTS, send to Miss II. d.
knight Co., =. o. Box BAG, Chicago, for a
chart which cuts the lsliugtou yoke shirt-a
perfect 6.tnG shirt Cut. twelve sizes.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-04-14

LIFE is vapor, Life Insurance is not. In
sure in the Washington.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-04-14

tHa Scientific American predicts chat, in
less han twenty yems, lin tmtions will DE
lag common q feature of daily Iapers, os
uesEetrp ports are new.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-12

undoued violations OF the law Of nations 20 our gyc,,
almost irTeparaDe injury. The real sl
have TO mako against Great Britain not thai IN.
neutral between MS and the Rebels Of the sou,h nt
Dentra, declared and enacted Ia her own nentIal,Y
law copied from our act OF 1873 and IN violation OF The
Queens proclamation. she permitted tIe kIabsna
10 be lifted out In her fominIou no
cruise and commit bosiiliues upon Onr own sprene
Court ids decided over and again that fron ,ha
proclamation OF the Presdent o the United States closing
Southern ports. state Of public war existed betNeep M.
United States and tho Rebels ~ the South ia ms ysr
had Great Britain In good faith executed hor neuralf
law under the Qneens proclamation the Alabama coud
not have sailed from her port and consequently cond
not nave coiumtled any injury upon vs.. Undoubtedly
tho Rebellion and gave It moral strength n wonid neyer
have possessed hat for that proclamation Butfere sr
many cases IN which one party may iBure another with
ont giving any Of action. Ny ns,gLbor my bnd
his house my 10 greatly lessen ~ ysIne
But tins only shows have bad neighbour d. "a 10 cause
OF action.
The course Of Great Britain injured us much ann a.
asjOnisbed us more. Ia waged against the Constr
tuition 10 establish slavery expected the sympaty OF
thar Government: we had night 10 expect II; We were
disappointed that we did not enjoy a. But. Sir tbs
course She pursued ought 10 open eyes TO the real
fact. Every monarchy viii sympatbze with every re
beOn against fee Institutions and. within tue Inis
fixed by tile letter Of the law natons wall aid and en-
courage H. Very well, Sir let accept the situation
within like limits let sympathIze with every ~
tempt to overthrow the dcspOtsBs Of The world and rs
far may, aid every atteB ut Of cOOBsts on thus
continent oppressed people elsewhere, 10 achieve
their liberty aud independence Thus and thereby tho
OF the many the preensions Of the few: between
liberty ana slavery, righteousness and Wickednsss. will
be into tins open field where all have tar
play and We may trust IN God 10 sustain the rShS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-12
mrns
Volunteers ..........- s,sSii


This shows what Spain Las done and still
,a n. sent "a 200 (of these 1900 En
pieces mounted artillery 20 kIpp csnos 1905 poeces Tor above
guhpovdt Gu Of lead 100000 cartridges
r The sanitary stores sent our are 1So articles comprising med
elne chests cases OF surgical aunen hospital beds ampafatng
aud other effects ask the deputies to consider what this
n for the surber Of - 900 sent to Cuba for
nahea ostve peaceful even the most powerful would have been
have been oss os eadi Victoria snd Zrsgo gsies Leaf
tad Aimanss and Hyas Of large tuBnhg Cd Isabel
war big Favonts storep Trinidad Total ogrteeu var hps Of
large tOsusgs, carrying 500 salons
IL These forces The armament they carried where received y,
ses gent b. date Of departure &C. ell tabuaisd the
fa detail forces we're always sent Immediately when % for
by the Of Cuba without other DELAY
number the var IN tie shortest period
possible the Government 10 The month Of September ssted
object, without counting for TO On up dehsien
lie replied aDo;ber O1 Their recruiting aud Organization
bat 90 The expenses have been aed the excepting
those OF the last expedition she have been spent S7s6O
uhifons bouhs and pay Of volunteer. from enlistment
10 their tmbartsob That the amouu 10 nearly 80 600
hony Voluntarily IN their vlnou. Employs snd
belong the peninsula Both they the ISLAND
,ed 10 e the ard services
proposed By The cAptps geleal sho have held
only yet 20 be dispatched Whose particulars were received BY the
Alter reading these details laying upou Tho
fr Tie Sp.nh nation hope senior Navarro Roigo viii be satisfied
eIpsb 4ton have gwen snG there anything short vii
r e sike respecting ihe thanks and honos conceded
tie captains sen have arrived tne have been dis
patched An are already ooBoedtJ which bAts arrived At be ma q
In those brought last By mail With which have not yet had
maBs, NJ Auie MlsteT Of War lot the pVmpune WITH
satsD de.es, lhis which ougA
NOT % DO ,dtt, 90 personally and l,s ps, '. xr
" ~ IssL sh.-a a. tLfo .s'ss~ is s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-12


II two or more persons enter Into u combination to
overthrow the Government change its form.
TO resist the execution OF general law by force aud do
any overt pursuance Of such combination and IN
execution VI such purpose. then, within the language
the English statute against treason and within the
provision Of the Constitution OF the United States. they
are guilty OF leyyng war, or 10 other words, they arc
guilty OF treason.
The TRAITORS thus commit act OF war against the
king within the OF municipal criminal law. albeit
the King only smiles at the attempt aud sends his cons.
bio with warrant 10 arrest and punish tho offenders In
the judicial courts after ordinary methods OF civil
administration II tho King does only this the war Is
side Onlya that be suppressed by aildaylts"
But when the constable to arrest the traitors II
they viii not be arrested and the constable aided by the
posse eODdtus. cannot arrest them H. in other words,
the traitors such force that they cannot De dealt
with by civil means and the king Compelled In order
10 preserve bis authority TO resort 10 exercise OF his
var powers To call out army aud rHrch against tho
traitors, and they still resist the military array Of tho
king aud battles fought then the king IN levy ing
nOn Tho traitors, well AS the traitors the Ring
In OTHER words, there Two parties, tho
with iOrce; and this Ia within the meaning Of the
law Ot nations. The element Of durattcn only material
an item OF evidence to show that the revolt Is tCO
erul to lie suppressed except by military operations.
Bat whenever manifest that actual contest
guessing between the king and tho rebels according
modes of warfare among nations, from that moment
state OF war exists begcrency exists Tho king 10
OF the begeTents aud the combination OF rebels against
which no - conducting military operations tho other
beilgerent; and from that momont an impartial nation
ought 10 hold itself 10 the observance or neutral duties
Toward the contendiug parties.
WOULD TUE IIBBLfNG OF TUE GUNBoATS HAVE HEM A
RECOGNITION or CUBAN BELLIGERENCYt
The Senator from Massachusetts did not say-but a
portion of tho press ~ tho country, sympahzng with
hlI Ia
, 1870-10-21
pantcl Mcfarland nv Toodlek.

tFEnm the Scw York Tribune, Oct ls1
.Pstzp1mnn Carrsck. Of the Twentielh ire
street. about p. .n- yesterday, upon neas1nf
Sixth avenue, raw man ueandeHnS toward
him with 1no+t unsteady feet, whose tom 1ud
hlood-s.aiued clothing aud besotted face, cat
here aud there as il by I fall. told the tale
Of a common drunkssd- The officer caught
but his munbled aud incoher,at
reply could not be uuderatood. and he
accordingly took his prisoner to
1lc Jefferson Market Police Court. Here the
drunken msn was placed in what is known as
tho .scaEe" "here: on ose e. i.s wooden OGDEN
of the court At o'clock the dsnuksrd had
sufficiently recovered hi. scnses TO be brought
Eefore Justice Fowler. The officer stated
tho facts OF the arrest, and esid that, at
the time he made the arrest, tho prisoner
a4 il ieas.s " d5sss5 5a5 Of o sonS int
seemed to resent this in.inuation as to his
pbyrical falititity, and eaid in loud tone Of
voice that Lis naiue vas Dou1el Mcfarland.
arr. tEns !se haa escaped greater dangers than
the nrc that thEca'euel him iu failiuS ttoEn
cellar. II,cirg his hand in nj cuat pocket.
sittr moment \ y a,ttl, tls held up. a pack
age Of letters. saying that he ~a+ the m.r
tGst thpt Albert b Richardson. and thai
there was the proof Of his Wifcs inlle!ltI
| {eEoainE eoue letteEr).
Jn.t:cc Fowler refused to read the letters
saying tha, tAey di:. no: lisprove the fat q
| lis | eiug drunk III the ssreets, and assea hp7
it vas that be hsd cut his fa-c and bead. Nc
Tar1erd answered that he had learned how Il
drink in consequence OF Lis sotToss, bad in
| labed little that afternoon to de0Hu unpleas
ant thoughts. and had fill, n down near N4oa'
Museum, and had his face cut on the pave
raent. Tic examination Of the prisoner wa
then adjourned until o'clock this nlornint
II, tl,, meanwhile to b. inca1ceEatsd III ce
| of the Court pIlSUn.
, 1870-10-21
HQIEL PERSONALS.

TREAOSI AQGSf.
.1n1nE tic ertiyals nt this hotel, yesteyIlay,
n:tc the following: Colonel +. y. olme. Wash-
i. Il n; John G. weste, t. $. ": Z, yasdess.ir,
san Fr1tcisco; Colonel 4. n. Bnsosil, HscE Isl
s,al; Colonel $. II. Thunas, Kentucky: $. T.
t;:adwril, New Orleass: Slsnor Sustn, New YORK:
t;corcc ", Clark, y, Il Robinson. San Francisco;
W. 4. l;fekrct+r, Dr>stHtl e: L. H. Morgan, New
l-rk: F. J, EV1tssh, New uE'eeus; u. o. Munger.
iabnque. .....-
Among the ARRIVAL. at tnts hotel, yesterday.
s,: !ns bs%l iS1ati Xai.en ii ,isn. + Krsrn %
IN. Illinois; L T. Lyman, De1roit: j. 4. nrs'1'
s,r'": a, 1t. Atkinson. Indiana: u. \. Adams,
...niet,, Frytpc,t: /: y s:rsy, New Haven.
PALMER uoEsE
Arcfg tho arrivals nj the Eptc1, yesterday,
| Inc f.l:owlnS: 1IontW. s. S'le7tcr, ctcse-
mi: +. u. Thompson. Ls renee: Join II. shcp-
"I. OTTAWA: ayNaN ar: l. !; fHs,n'' sn NV Xsw
a,+hal'own: i. II. i.ea.cnwcs.ls. Ma~ansce;
w. wllktLe, A:!eesn; l. II. Escrts, Mer.ota;
!. Z. Barnes, NV irh.
ST. LANES HOTEL
Among the alrsa:s At t,lts hotel, yfsseriaT,
~ l@a''s: i:h;is:!:ln',ts: K ! !, 'ifr. ,a'!tc.:
a: II. l. l;lt.on. ito>trR: = lnr'. d.: }. N.
.isl,,r' 1ns y. Tn .'u,c";t. " Ks.c.i. Ca.itnF-
It: j. +. Task,r, rh'!a*tlohia: u. ". Fox.
asa;n Il. r. t'.ae Il, Massachusetts: :. E. L:s1-
'i..u1u: j. II. ria:.. WARREN
SHERMAN M0E-E. -....
-treerg TIE a:r,rs.~ 1t th:s hrscf. y"s'c' '!ss
rrr thc fotleWtfG: !. ssc1de.f. Ssu Fr7ncscn
tE.mr1!'tr Us Cnttr. Us. y; u. Geln.nts
sto: I. Kodnsy May. New o5'va:,<: i. .. Es-n:
:sstnb: n r. lianltnr: vsFctnss: 1ares :
..tr, y. t,rts: Htis ". X. t.f, Scw f.Hk: Il $
Sls'cpi .;7s si:sor: i. i kaes, % s. acsern; j.
! ulLtst Il, lSErtrfitr.
, 1870-10-21
ART MATTERS.
txhitit3o1 or piran+ra mi Jcnktnson g.
kcit2tn Rooms.

Mcssts. JenAinson 4 kcltz celebrated tho cpcn-
arg ot their new rtcluss-ltarne emporium last
tyeL.nR. by the exhshttapn u a nufunrf Of pic
tuFca. some Of item new. and all excellent me
ccsslon wss improved " a iafge number OF VS.
tAosr, ami the brilliantly l,galed apartment, wlN
IS SNOWY and atttattsse waTs, ana
the isIGc cohceusse Of people IN
ratssarcc. AEosS TIC uorc nronilncnt n:c1ua:s
IN c1htt.ttou. wcrc the following: Constant
Meyers bEau HUI puinttng. 'coos0lation, uWattl
u Ar n. oshsm Ehich oasst ~esasil na mo,oss e.
VI st.vnut ptayer,"-n pasnttnz xnica l',ses
tlOt.lLe u tIa'v. Tut is today "a fresh in se,i:*
Is Iis,nlIton, Of Philadelphia. Port Of B,ston,~
,,iy,ng 1nc barber yirt, and .sSansct on the
ceass coast II France" 10th .of which are bold.
WI III un ewi@ which T. + hsstei II :anras %
'iop than N tca,mens; ..s1tvsr Strand. View
@ ksiin bss ~ u q Gns, @
csrono s from III. Utsl5's rcent portrait Of
ros 4 FSse, r. sn ws,s1 ;s12 SsF Daes,5 eSFt11s y
I: ,ttt ara f4,thtnf III kentss, ani ~: Or six llsl
lis e1 laudicale comt1eiurn 6y ElStns which
4re anouR The best thugs re nave ever sern from
>:l,sch has bsen usually 50 apparent in
is wotk, aa.t SHOW ss1y , sluse a. =,
4s1r 70 which, na''fe ernise ase rchy ~ ths
,.,.pE sItista future. II The least 1ras us fea-
tsrt about them ts their sentiment Mt. Elk'n4 ID
be siueeftl, cunt tratt!ate,i, sud has only 10 ~
! IN n his ntanner u take ve:5 prominent po:i
ten III the ait world ". Eurd Was a1aa 1epFe'
sentc11 If g. vety charming wafer i'secc L1<t
sbrh,c;.umtr," anil Me. Chwrlf, sou o.
M.A C0well, OF Mcy.eker's Theatre, ha.
lao very pretty A.'le elects In color
b. exhibition. although limited ~ Lua!oer, gu
tie merit Of t,einK 4 remarkably Inc me, nat
lave rt.yt satisfaction 10 t,as: In Attendance
uu,itHs.ant that 1t Is the intention Of the u:n
to Keep thetr new EtoFe s0pplfta NV
ctoicc works by rmtLeut painters, an
10 make it an : attractive place of resot
fnr art counoisseuts and general tistu't;
tu,r fraEcs tier have really sunerh attlcE
~, tt, 1r sr*t.frs~ slach rs to rpaIse sncE
IT, meet any trs.eE:. l31:;, IL tle d'Ecc:,Ul 0l III
aEti OF business they afs detefm1n:a 10 comp
:u.tr;..> tts..!E,y tit,teiuK has been lcts unlua
Il. the tquinMea. of theft new and taesaos est1h
. ;s,,nlert, and The EXTENSION OF thtat mechanic
srpAyfuatni to SECURE It
, 1870-10-21
OHIO.
'rh.t Cincinnati Merchants Mrd tho
x,upl>vIl1e e6:xaalal-1ri<fi fSCGeHo1cAa
k-a.sas-IkANIranI AlAAslcTa

'rh.. cincinnati Merchants mrd tue
x.uul>vItte et:xaalAl-1risfl fscneHo1cAt
S-Msoss-tkA9IrcnGN NtAnnSrra
CISt1SNl7I, Oct ah.-TLe co2.ru.ttce appointed
liz illr t'hau a,vr OF Commerce 1t tue request OF
;s:t t'onrri 10 .r4ut,c a1t nFo1s whether The ac-
.:,.: 1T the Couer rt,111 hasten III cnn,n1ct. = Of
Louisville lat1i. rcpdEteI today, submitting
alti.1 I ~, Ct neral Net+ztl and resolutions.
.:> later 1tcnmet"t tn4: III. H. ar'l Ut Trade.
>, ;a.e.,er OF Commerce, attl s'nnsnna Couac!.
,;p1c IN asking an a1retr'tation III Derul
.4.s nf1t ii $aN7 7,OG1, act fnch other
sans IS will insure The carly completion !af uc
canal; asn, that C1ncre>S assume the 1nitoe't~
r.s IL the canal, anh, as soon as possible. aba:-
r all fn;i rnarce4. Tnr resolution was asor:fN
T:rlisss, 1;enrvulc. Tel. Il attended 1dass thls
ML1ltoc, bsfure c4,1seuta-. Father HaJcs. OF
81 iauts, t11,rtatsd. Reports % tho Secretary
-, Ttra,uirr were rr.A. Tue tier saowed .
s:sr &C Of 3s:A cu kaaI. louisville Was CHOSEN
1s the next r:ac" Of ncctirE, time
sec. Ell w..:.c>lar ie Q:tcb-t, Int5 au2ase4 q
AZ sti'ultun, an'. tlcteA nt.ierrs a. to.lov*: Fol
:rs:sscLs, lion. hi ats bnytT- vi DAYTON: scf
r. tidenf, !. l. Efs,!y. et Louisville: Secretary
-eSH j. NA:ttEx:'n. Of 1.i1k,ros1. Int: T1easE
/ III. .r.:v. Fowler ]. ,1senr9+ ri =, Lnuss. Ad
| ,1t.:nt,l-
lnsc,n,sflnn II reS+iral TIM: The :E7in due her,
1880 il f.1ns1atItc frri1 SAnu>EE. was thFoNl
IN the track lusihr thc uIGht neaE tstfy, ELL
II. tke cna.uce and tIen1n- TIE engine ar'
.rsrast car were ..cmol:sncd The passc-Gef
iycte nt.t Luss.
, 1870-10-21

md tha Emperor, with Generals Csstelnau.
lieille, yaube1t, psjvl, Orderly Officer Lauris-
ton, and Equerrler Davililer and Rnimbaua.
ief, the yasa. taking, viii, tAare gentlemen,
Al d in company with General Nont+ eu1 tbe
uf5cc,s Of the battery, La1f an hour. wnlk
it, tho vicinity Of .he. Palace. I have
been rather particular in giving you at
these nsuts: bus, ~ photographer has SIC
ceeded in taking very good view OF the scene
iust at tl,as mem, ut when tho Emperor o1ana-
ines the gun, think It likely t1s,, 10 fsE
weeks hence, thousands Of copies vii hna
their way 70 England, aid. III t4is cast, tlts
foregoing list will bo uHsful Ii reference
HasipE feturned 70 the palace, tho Emperor
sat doxn to lunch with Gepezal Monts, And
i14 1rtiliery otlicrrr whom lla hsd invited. The
eonressatiou turning upon military matters.
Napoleon spoke Of the inferiority at tho black
bread Of the German soldier as compared viii,
the whi,c bread Of the French. and, in long
conversation with Lieutenant ron Ricbe2,.
showed the greatest anxiety to obtain MI
| mute kuoxledee Of tbs educstiou and exam
iuatlon 4 tandwehr officer has to pass
flrY ugh
, 1870-10-21
MISSOURI.

Xhc mississippi River Crossed bv d
Passenger Train, mt 1Eclnaont.
ST. Lor1s, OCT. a0.-Thc frst passenger tram
@ VI 1g s. s" ns
t,on', No. to Colnn'bus, ~. The tram wns
s7ccill Ausi vcFy elegant one. containing ThD--
Allen, Pre- a!tnt Ut the IrAn M1uHaa Ilailr1aat.
and tu.c iorfy prominent cs1zesi, OF st. L,ui-,
laviith to accompany him 10 the State Fair, a.
Atlanta. aI,d HE CuttoE Fair, al Au:ns.a, Ga. 1T
esounds, and this train exhibited Ut the fair.
The passa &C u tIc MtJ~.s,ltpi River by this
traiu will iLnuPnrate regular passenger traffic
tstweet. vt. 1. n.s aDd all p,lrtt sansh s@ttt,ut
yrxail0us '!e:s 8 lrd in .unvtrlence Ut changing
cars at fs,!ment nnd colnuhuR TIE exCn1sl3n-
ista we're hanisetn"!r received NJ Cntn1lbu., lu,l
given ttvsA-
Tie annual meeting of the ASS eclatInn Of Con-
gstFatipnal Churches IN this statc IL now III ses-
SCI here, and well attended.
, 1870-10-21

GrlxTus, Iowa. Oct, fse-On Tucstssy night, at
9ttc1oes, ny e!oks out IL tte rsans taoa q tue
!arlc stock OF ratnrR, cil-, rarni*hts, new mai!
cnf, and o,ncr rrcreft5 Of value; In . Short time
u was enllTely cnl4sumtu Tae nsc Was tnen cora-
Muricated 10 the caring house attached to tue
,IvTe;, the rsor<rty ct Ma5er Tell Tnts was a1so
,rstroycd. The old depot WIS ease.1, much 70 the
Yr2let oI the cIowl. The tnsa i atuuI ~, 40 !;
patt!aly Injured
puiI.A nEf1'flfA, Uct H.-A nTe thls evening &C.
s,Tovcli the chair factory OF Fenncr ca, ID Tue
uo1thrsn srt1h n of Inc eifJ. Loas. x'e,eoo; Ia
susa1 rc. t3r.ct0.
MEN onlLAxs, Oct. ao,-seel5 / Tayior's co...