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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-27

Shaffer. the new Governor of Utah,
threatens TO suppress polygamy. When
the War ensues, Shatler wants to take
his old position-Quartermaster under
Ben. Butler They were partners in
New Orleans
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-27
COMPREHENSIVE.
Copartnership Notice.

n. j. BIGLEY. GEo. MELLERsH. d. MoMEAL.
WE HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED
w with us as a partner, DR.. ID. McMeal.
The firm name will be continued. We return
our thanks to the citizens Of Memphis and
surrounding country for their liberal patron
age during the past, and respectfully solicit
continuance Of the same for the future; guar
anteeing always to furnish the best article of
coal at the lowest market rates, and TO attend
TO all orders promptly, with an aim solely 10
give satisfaction.
BIGLEY. MELLERSH x CO.,
South Court and Main streets.
Memphis. April ], 1870. 40-5S
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-27
Memphis and Louisville R, R,
CONDENsEp TIME TABLE.
TAKES EFFECT FEB. I. 1870.

The 2.45 pm. train from Memphis leaves
daily. The 400 am. train leaves daily except
Sunday. Since the completion of the Ohio
river bridge at Louisville, the omnibus and
ferry transfer at that point is ay 1ided.
Sleeping cars run through on the LAS p. m.
train from Memphis to Louisville. connecting
at Louisville with Silver Palace sleeping and
Philadelphia and New York without change,
Berths. sections or state-rooms can be engaged
in through cars TO New York at Ticket Office,
2371H Main street.
Trains connect for Nashville and St. Louis
as follows:
Leave Memphis 2.i5 pm. 4.0oa,m.
Arrive at Nashville. 900 AIN. 600 pm.
- . st. Louis.........1O.0 Pm. 1900 pm.
Ticket Office, 237l% Main street. near Jeffer-
son; and at Depot, hsad Of Main street;
JAS, SFEED, Ticket Agent. 9-62-f
, 1870-10-04
FAIRS.

Annual Exhibition OF the Ste 1.otltA
Agricultural and Mechanical A.
kocfnt1ou-Thc *:rnnd New -A1n-
-rhEthcntrc-tlilno Tnkcs ato.s oil
shr FrctnanmR-Thc New York Tri.
bunc Philosopher AKnin Tell.
What He Knows About Farming.
Special Despasch to The Chicago Tribune.
ST. LnC1s. Oct A-The opening d2y Of the great
fat Of Tic ST. Louis Agricultural and Aechaufca1
Association Is most beautiful one, except tha*
Ibis loc:.lt! is suffering for the waa; Of rain,
which makes the roads vcsr dus:y aad disagree.
able. Although the exhibitions OF this soc.e;:
hare slxnys ranked very high, the present eclirses
all tn predecessors, and il the largest and bes
ever held IN SoI.a A~eEtea, e1cep1 PEI PEI
e4ps, Is "SEiss 9poiu9a y ~ = n.n,, 1as
III s: s,aIe. e5ansy, % or a.soc,atoa fs!fs se'
their enu les closed and INTO WORKING or1e- the
drst day, but such IS the fact here. Many are the
bJ neon to-day tome Of the committees VIII navc
completed their lasots' anu Others ase actively I:
BT couttesY ct the Directors, the children Of
the p1hlic schools were invited to visit the
grounds to-day, and 1t e no exaeEe!atson 70 ssate
that shere are between 5000 aod !e.oeo children
than one would suppose 1t possible for such nitle
bol!ts. Young America appreciates this holiday,
nnt lcfore going into detail. the readers OF THE
TKlBrSK ought to know that The former acsrbt.
theatre, capable nf accommodating, lnclustvc Of
promenade, over 80 o00 persons. proved too small
II has been lefs intact, however, except that the
seats were removed, ground noor laid, and be-
icR generally renovated, htS been converted into
m additional exhibition hall for n1e arts. textile
fairies, hot and ereeu-house plants, noFers and
| fruits The decorations are extensive and mes!
| appropriate and besn1tfn1 O1e hnScra and l.
10th TO depart, although every other department:
| OF the exhlLilton has It's own peculiar charms
| and setn& to invite inspection.
| A new amphItheatrc has been constructed tc
the southwest OF Ito former one. It Is unques
| tionsbly the largest, most ample, And best a..
raneea tn North America. II not Ia the world. II
| Is computed to accommodate over 50, ,e0 persons,
art9 Is, In ali isa appointments. mndel o. sAsse,
convenience and safe1y. The ttnck 3 vide
II Necessary. The pagoda IN the centre IS a.
airy, TASTY ccntrsyAnce, thEet stof1es htgh. sur
/ Hounttd with tiomet, and nagsfan, fFom tne
sep OF which the national emblem Is gtseu
70 the bstt1e- The lower sto1J seret
for the gentlemen or committee: the second fot
tho band, and they never tai to hare good music
Beneath the seats OF the anphith:atrc arc TIL
usual booths, where creature comforts are dis
pensed for consideration TO the hungry md tn!
thi1s,y, especially The tAtter. They are this yea
mcsrlJ upder the control Of The charitable Inst
! su1ions OF the city, though Nike AcCoole Ant
othefs oi his ilk hlyc secu~et part Of tnes
, 1870-10-04
rho Southern Excurxioni~t% leave
t'tncannntt--The SouthcFn Cone
1nctctuI Canyentson--ArrtvN OF
DcIcEntc>--'Thc Nnttnnnl Schntxcn-

DcEcEntc>--'Thc Nnttnnnl Schutzcn-
fc>r.
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~ T, ~ =" sra,ni tr.i,,
:. ~, W. i,r,, posH =, ,.s,: - +, Hsfn,,.
~ ~ ,sia..a,to,, +rn,n s,o1:a st,ontc,1 a
.aae.. @ ~ ,i,nrs ~ t,nis nj 1,nn n,,a X IN.
n, w nna1 ~ tss,ss ia liz nsa n.San, ~
III cn,e "a te.t,mnntsi RI nnnn,c,s.
80 : ~ II. stvrfres 10 I 1,hs.ma1t ii fhe Commits,
,rs,,, ~ ch,v.. ~ tha e1cnrstnn'
Tnc ron.-stttrc ~ trrenrr1neots for the s7u,h
..rn ccnyrr1icn hsye n,irptteia prorrumulc FOR
r .hr ccsntuc eSery1sts sc.n,orrnw, Tne conyen
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ha.t ~ .n3 fot,n,i "a e,,1,ass Mi ~ ~
~ ,1c S ~ tin. T:ror,e r. PsrIIfefnns sr'he nm
ua,.ion ,1! n,c.t y, 1,tr.s isil The sce,ioIn
~ tha 1,rr Iii ,,e tan1er,,f the delegates during
1ns;,ktaT
sha fo;'or,,c am .h4ynnmes an,1 r.sJdencr of
,,fisrates reots7cred Tonight. John {. Ann
$3.50 pe,r.ehn1r Va. linn. ]. c. Bnrrn. II,
Taeres d. q. Prtm. Nashville: Colonel Wt. 4.
BrSson' ST. Louis: J, n Coneu. Charleston, S. c.
tTnsSSr - Is.1c EasbsiiIe. f;sr = Dntirr I,ttf+s
T,nnr ;-r Ina q. FOR Neyas,A: DH. r.. Il.
r.neicn Eo,rmhus. r.. lion. Il. i. Gaskil Af.
1ansa: liz j; e. Wfli. WashInRtop. b, c.: Hon. r,
q fti};nn Taitaha Sst.e. W.L. Hart Pxlatna
r F.s = = 1fn,rnttss Snrercnor9. u. Hon. ii
.ionr. 1!h1stanooCa: John d, EennarJ
1:,ts,a,,a:. Gcnerni I'd Il, I!ley. LeIfncton. &.
! = Mccshc. Helena. ArE:: Root l. Mot
80 Her7...rS n,Srif' Cnrriesfnns 4 e. DanI..
Mt.1r,r xrian.a' a., : Coionel r. n Ruf,rri
racEennrt,,s FsaH nr, Rsy
st,sItn. f4or John r pnIher Tlar
| ..snrhu.v ". fJnn n Rath.nrn
rtaasafs T.n i;Y s,r., 11a-rkta. Tcr
, 1870-10-04
RUSSIA.

NEw ToHK. Oct. 3.-The story Of the enlistment
1,S Russia Of American officers, for the army,
though cont1adtcscd, Is s11d II have foundation.
The Russian Consul says that IN impossor, rep
rcsenttnG himself as Russian agent, has been
going about the country lately asking cont1ibu-
tons to aid In forwarding American otnccrs to
Russia. Ono gentleman, bGllesing the story, sent
<6,N0 In gold to Minister Curtin, ut st. Peters,
burg TO be placed at the disposal Of the Cxar The
money VAS returned BY the consnl, AMI the
sWindlet denounced.
He states that all rumors are uutrue that Rus
sta is arnng with y1cw to acquisition of terrific
=. Russia does not ssnt Constauunop.e; all she
desires Ia peace.
LONDON, Oct. 1-Thc Tin.<., thls morning, has
an important correspondence frum st. Peters
burg, which announces that It ia generally aE-
sunled within imperial circles 1t St. Petersburg
that tho Russian Government will shortly propose
to the great powers the revision Of the treaty OF
1856,
LONDON, Oct. 3.-Reps.ts Of Russian arma-
mcnts are dIscre,l,tet at Vienna
Thiers tliueh with the Gar On Sunday, anil
leaves tor Vienna on Tuesday.
, 1870-10-04

EnYn
<vx yapr f1ct Wal, s.rret vas aRsln
onet ,o-,sy. Gold optnt,l 1t III and closed At
1lsx. some saIes VEN made It 1ls., There
ras no evidence tn.t the bull. we,e ready for
,h-I, .r,,r,nsted ,nnre,1enr rasn cntd xas
.,x,er Tne r,tea n.,d for f.o,rnrtt,.. Trre 1854.
r.t ~ 1.eq and esI ~ ranr After the
tn,r,7 1n,a vas xtt11 ,,.,ter and .o,., a& 1,sx
nnrxnyYrsn
rnr ynyernrent hontt marte, vas ateadv. with
,i,.r tsno,,t,on tn sej1 undrr the increased Dur.
ch.sea IT ior1,s hy the Treasurv dnrtnp the
mrnfh, Thr rexsnction Of nsne million, in the
nuhitc teht for sep.ember also tn,nar.ed utnmess
To ,he n, arket
xnsxy.
There WIS no change In The money NAY
let.- rates being 4 to & per cent on stock COL
la,era1s. nIsconnts vera ou,et. hut rates frm.
prime commercial accep,ancea passinp a, to sE
ner rrnf
ponEms EXCHANGE.
Tne fo,e.pn exchange market WIS dull
and heavy, The prime banking nrms ztlli
quote 1G9s. for 20 day sterling bills: but no
sales can he made above 1a9EliOax. The aup-
,a,,or. far s,cht ar 11o1. I'M ea,rs were r1,1,.
A.s ~ s'e"s ~ A'e3f ''0N '-'." "e's AA'@e
| sslc92s@Ao.
STOCKS.
The fsork market WAS without especia! feature.
Name Of tne onr,nst ttnns to-,ar were tup oortan1
''o&~ y" ~ 49, ,n,,,.
| oAa 1oo@'
Among dry Qoo1s dealefs there Is disposition
to reduce prices In order to I'll Dutate trade J,.
,ers we're selling atandatd r1ia,s to.l.y AZ II
! - " ;"
senn -
| hREAps1cFFs-
In brcRdstuds and provisions there was rat
t,aI assrance. Common and medium grades 0,
| STATE and western fioars we're fairly as,lv4, aud
F1'cea. eai*c1aAF 4os salP24uX extras aud Eoot
| super ines, were 1Ve to ten Cents better. The
wheat msstet v.s lively. and ono to swo cent.
| ,..,.- 1t-.rnoo1 sav,.'. ,.r,-+.d ,h,+ ms.r.
1 oeNo' ~ Aastese 4etst.ea sna' 0a' ~
arm, With stocks ou haod considerably below tht
estimates, while the offerings were rel3 small
,nn,es, L. nv, ,n,c ,s1o~ tns -sct. ~, -, ~ ~
.u"4 = w" ADa.a ~ ~ "Aaso " 'ue I*s
In consequence Of the break IN the canal, and tht
deficiency In expected arrivals the oiiing OF man.
ordeys haze heen ,felayet The R,fax n -,
| ,nonn,a., m o1.onf =, an hranei.
"op"'-4 :" @'' '-'a.. eS'ss
PROVISIONS
Mess pork Is recovering someHha. from the re-
l rent tleDtrssion. There was ye.y LITTLE stoce ~
fe,tnc to-tar,
ra iii. A.,oe,,t.a pr..,,
AcoEsEK IN LAKE SHORE. ..
NEW YoAE, Ock 3--Thefe was considerable
sSr IN tas ao1E K9o% t9isy ~ regard to Lax
'aEpc amount Of calls and puts about falling due
The former At 9s. AMI the Latter At wv. and thai
he was holding Lake Shore between a9at aud q
10 ntcseu: holders OF these privileges fru either
| calang ot putting the stock
STEAMER ARRIVALS.
United States tri9ate Guet:isre has arrived. a.
| rave steamers City OF Paris. Colorado and Tlr.
Eints, truu Europe.
SUIT soH POSSESSION or A catLp.
sni, against the Commissioners Of Charity 70.
| rus, now IN Illinois, was to-day, dIsm 'ssel ii
Judge Barnard
Iuk rK,12w FEVER.
communication with Uoycr.,}r,, IsIand on ar
, 1870-10-04
scenes at Setinn-ThEec Hundred
French Suspended by tfac rcck from
TreeA.

Trees.
VERY painful scenes ara still witnessed upon
tho Sedan battlefield. The wife Of French
General wandered for days over it,scelins for
her husband, from whom Ahe had hs1 no Ncrd
Of amy kind for three weeks. Ste had also a
son engaged in the fighting OF Last week. but
-he was informed that he WAS killed by q
anclf Although the visitors are numerous,
yet their rreseuce does mt fail to give life to
| tho devastated field. They w1ndss about.
| maintaining religious silence, aud commu-
| nicating tAei: impressions to one another
with bated breath. They are. however.
esger in collecting souvenirs OF the
others helmet. lance, OF l.avess1ck; in
deed, there was large company from Rrus-
seis, each p1osided with a 1elie 0f tlis kind.
one Leading horse which French officer
had presented to lin. As to t7e peasansry.
they daso not touch nny Of these spoils, AZ
they sro straid to become objects Of the ter
t r1blc discipline Of the Prussiaus. Those Of
thtm who had been taken with arms in their
ha1ds, when the Ftnssinns captured villages
| after 4 desperate resistance. wero either shot
or huus tic following day. 1t ono place III,
lcss than 500 were suspended by tie ne,k
from trees. Several cit1zens Of Sedan
have been more Or less injured
racut lad taken rtaee very few Of them would
have e.caWd. As eoon as the cs1itn!atioI
w,e decided upon, the military chests Of the
different corps dazmee wete divided. Several
Generals and superior officers retired with
large snu., one Colonel having got no less
than 50. 600 francs in gold Just before the
entrance Of the p1ussiAns all the notes Of the
branch nf the Bank Of France wers, By au.
thotity, ordered TO be burned. Tho Germans
hoTeyez, made some good prizes, AZ, for in
stance. on the eye Of the surrender conyo,
Of 80, 600 rations, intended for tho Frenci
army, fell into their hands Notwithstanding
the continue! removal Of wounded, there we're
two days ago, 500 at sedan without tho slight
rat he1r of Rny kind.
, 1870-10-04
VIRGINIA.
The Great Flood In tlac Shenandoah
ynllcy-Shcnnndon Ctty Entarcly
Swept Ayny-dsFent Loss OF LtIs
md PFUDerfys

Eo,1c~Nu,.or,+, +,.saDh r.,~ E,~,..s,.-
$50. .-.- r-..-. 80. -
una PROPERLY
WHEELING. Oct. a-The rn,<f,,atnrry'- cn.,,.,
sonutient at tlarre1's Ferry 0iyes the following
"Thc pr,.a,sst nsnt that ~. Iseen Ernmn IN,
th,,tt.ve vsaIs 10 nov Iaatue in H. sSennmdna, M
RiyeT. The ttn1naec to nrnncfty nj uarnef.s Far
r~ts tononaa sn,,,o fwanfr hn,,1inrs mas+iv
i9rrr stcns md bnck c.inceS. haye ht,cn sTcst
sWnr 49, sri foTfv.etv nersnns IN ,ne ,mmed,sr. e
ctnJtv ait.I,e hare lcs1 theif 1iyes' ami as nany
Trny,s are II; ,n,1ntnt.nt sianue- Sarnnndnnh f5it
m,le a6oye tac Fs1Ty. & entirely coue. T6e
h,1 finur mii1 lii st.n,is hut III. f1schnc shn..
and no rescue can rcacf them some Of tn,
houses. how ever. viii ,loubtiess s,snd. an,l III.
islanders a arr endearor'ng to get into the stEo5s
by 1ore thrown thry,sb the wtntlor. / rev
4s%a5t H95afsts thereafter not vss'ae Of the house
aThis moraing a large co,ore.l woman v,s
seen cltn9ing 10 rrcc Ia the nlI,ist Of the sceth
ing xateT. where she had been ali n'eh..
spccfators. Who are couptiled to witncss TSat
tncF cannot avoid. Iac Winchester Railway tres
more i OHIO Railroad Il tntIct-
ALyYASpR,A. Sept. S-The fSs,tttt. to.lay. has
n1tlas m noon: The frcsnet Is gradually sabsidins.
MI. EaIcuore, Ills wife. a1d ihFcr Children. mi
Mrx Ri,iceEav. were at tic 1a,Ic breaEfastirlr
when thc tiooi came, and all werr tlsnEnc,i iii.
frec ~ fe Wis being carried swiftly tin,T;, shr
stream. Mc.xsra nav. Raoies. AMI HffvrTay
snupht rrtnve in th. ion nj ire, nntl remalnc,.
fhcfr ali rtshf The rtyrr rnse tTrnryr,, fcrt II,
| fonr hnnrs. ''
| Au,hr mill. In the Shenandoah valley III. thtr-
r. miles. errerr rwn. Errr tlrstrnyed.
Thc xateT h, thc P,fnr,1c is sI,s,,itro rantd,r
ami the rnYrrnt jx ncari1 cxhsnstr,f VsttrsfsHr
| fHF Ealing ycsscIs ts Yrluned.
RiCHxnNp. Oct. A-Tnc .ood has pnnc ;,own
II is ,houcns ms m0ruinr thai haN milifnr Hnj
lars viii rnrrr rh 1nsxrs IN fhts rttr hsT not IN
| The Inn ns .hoye hrrc: ~s' "'' NV ~
l srhc f,.n,n MIN ,t,ouvn firm, d.~ +o ,,r
untti 1,,r,,r, "a oh,.inc,; ''e''' nay !"
ANN MAR EaHryw;'or w, ..f..t .-Ac.
co,,1ts INN tfr rnnn;y ~ .,hcrnasfe ,c,-c.or,
, 1870-10-04

LoC1syHLs, Oct. a.-Thc Masonic Lodge Of Soy-
Iow, to commemorate the B:pthe.hco1 Of this
city who bAve died, il being instituted At
the Walnut Street Baptist Church tonight, under
tucky, General Albert Pie presiding. The
church, ono Of the largest tn the city, Is crowded
TO oyernoWtpK, hundreds being tuEIel xay, una
bic evru to obtain standing rnop.
The Internal Revenue tax collected Ia this dis
trtct during the month of September amounted
10 &192&4-91.
, 1870-10-04
kEE3L ESTATE.

WA,aatee dset1s coa7crraE CITY a-t Suburban
prcpvffJ within seven miles Of rle Clufs uoasc
aft.d for recori On Monday, ucin.~er 5:
Lalrabee ST, = It q Of Webster ~, e I, stx
t''smel = St 81 IT 5 OF Elm st, VI. asxloo II: -,
resnseaa St, isX ii ii OAK st. v /, Fix '
III X: April T.. ............,x 81
w4!ow st: Is 4 : Of Orchard St. /, tx
B:stell ss. is oi Centre st, II. .;1is; :"
II: aug. ON
Tc-n.enG =. : eor OF OAK st, VI, AEx
uss,ta .s' q s.io /; 81 Webster a. " eoo
Broad i, $50 It 8 9 Of Archer road. swf,
,nasna sa51ie :; slG Z - oet !; $40
Ene, I'D i, 1A # : oi Esplans'ls 81, els ~
xlss 5.lo tt: June ne9.;..;:.:.:...:..:....:- .oo
Michigan AZ. SO Il . Of Twensy-nlnta st. =
I. so11os i: Sept A.;;...:.........-.. 10,act
Emerald St. TX 81 I: of wadpaasea ~, .f, '''0'
s+.Sl9s 7-1a It: July ee....-.............. 6,0at
West Twelfth st. between Thfpop and Loo
mis- ste, n T., sTx1et It; Oct g.. ....... 1,snt
Milwaukee AZ. = It Of Chicago av,ne
Rss:Sss 8 i, $ :, + Of Centre a!t.si . ~
lnsisan s., 20 M !, oi Blanche St. :;s
1s4 4a-.oo It; Oct 3....,................. oe.
lsole. st, y cor OF lnd!sna It. c f. asxe5
West @ Maeison Il. so ftw ii Iania St, y i, ~
ria i, is ., csEtie ave, i, si;;xil5 ''''''
Dickson st, 4 Of DIVISION 81, v ttlsxlua SID
cesenn5 s.. 80 il = oi Waussnsi. a1c: 81, gu
a;en a1's q. +; I Sa{ i fsaiins st; l. 81
1194-l0 tt; Sept pt43.-.,.....-........., -. 3.7N
, 1870-10-04

LONDON, Oct. a-Thc Avoca, now on her way
to this port from Australia, has lsl,6e5 ounces Of
gold. and l65, ,I2o soycrelEuA
The Ncssra. Laird have given testimony before
the naval court.mart!nl that the Captain rolled
from scyen to eight degrees In beam Bse-
QUEENSTOWN, Oct. a.-The steamships Pa!inyru.
tEsus, aud City Of Brussels. from New York, az
rived to-day.
LoSpoS, Sept a.-1tis stated to-day that the
prnsstan Government has addressed nnal rctnon-
STANCE to England on the subject OF her refusal
10 prohibit the expectation OF arms for the supply
OF France.
Especial to the New York Sorid-l
IoSn0S, Oct AT Cabinet Council hclt to-
dag, 1t was decided that AZ the Chlnese Govern
mcni had refused to make re2aration for the
maksacrc3 OF Tlen-.sIu, A. demanded Of 1t
by the French representatives, and
es the Chinese Government is absolutely
making preparations for general war on foreign.
EFT, England mns. Join with France in cxactiu1
fGll reputation tos thesc ortrugcs and fresh
security. It Ia believed that Russia will act with
the Western powers in this matter.
, 1870-10-04
WASHINGTON,
Special Despateh to The Chicago Tribune.


Special De1pateh to The Chicago Tribune,
ssfA4f1p 1SFktofEs-
a0A!se7oa' oc1 a--4ne Schedule OF the new
M Rsces oi .Ampea easeiopes was 1sued to-day.
iaete II 1ae Original 1edoeuoh IN ptlee Of from
~ - esuH We u1oosno aue s'1e tu1ee eeu'
80. ~ - -. "su tne wv p.es wa sss, ho"
49, ~. - .e.'s' auu 'lue!A' st"es ue 4e
~" ~ ..o.a e1.,e :" xsNsV' aao ltom ssaeo 10
~, -e"epApes "sAppess ase IT.
''S'' .-.v 1a,.s.e ~ sA'" ~ thonssuo
<-o,.,.u- ,.s... =. ~--o.tl -so.+4-lA-
toS.r n. ssss ~ " .azs, sn o1.eaos' asea ' aese
49,. ,na..s -. @1s '.Aeas. " se.'o" aeee'
ds,.~ ~ $500 's ua~, "tu 2',"s!
mn1,n ~ ra.a.sa ~ ~ ~ s,,.,u luz soa a"a.
sr, ,hsrsz 10 po,,lr1 pS""a. 20. psospe.s so'u,
son- a,, -, ~. 49, " Wal s"''1 o1''' %
10. ,s..,n.sr -
rhn p-os,a... -" ~
s,."r.,,n. ~ $500 e to-'ay. la'e.H
rs.,...n - ;" see. AnnseHa ~ iesea.eu se @ le"
-s.,.s., S.ss,,s ~ ~As e4o4ee ns - ~
ss..m.. ~ .1u sr''"A etcie I4s. i1osSo'
e.o4ae. to-ulsu'' an" a"tu':a4 fo3tel VIII DC
Ae's s"A1"'t'"*
~o ~
80 ~ sa.s ssst'oa son''aue' nessy lan'
1919 .so ~t.rnsa -, ,saaa s.a 'o.asn a,laooen
cS ~ ',s! "as W.. lheu ~ Ane ael9n. IL ooIane''
oatus"aJ, tne onn1asc " Eae aon9 ufluse u 10
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urotntly nos atterpt 10 rchrI,a, Int viii rrn1arc
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sn.s ~ ~ v NC" ~, oa LUZ. .assa ~ ta:
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Toa4oco s1.v,s
Reprt sentaIons having been made to the Com
missioner Of Internal Revenue that some manu.
facture1s Of pluu ,oharco ,,ave heen nsnc snn.,,
Kegs 70 enureiT covered With hoops as 10 render
, 1870-10-04
indiana SIntE EAir.
Northern ohio Annual Fair.
'Tcunessee stntc Fair.
OHIO.
The Robinson Murder Csa4c mt n ns.s.
field.


Special D1pateh to The Chicaso Tribune.
MANSFIELD, Ohio, Oct. 3.-Thc forenoon In the
Robinson CASE has been occupied by the exami.
nation OF DF. Howe, Professor OF Anatomy, Of
Cincinnati. lie was brp1ghs forward By the de
fence. 70 show the impruharlllty. II not 1mposai.
hlaty, ot The human skin retaining Impressions
print on fth surface 70 they could be safely re-
lied On to prove what made the Impressions In
tho sftsFt11nn several wttnonsae wvto exA<Ain..1
TO thFDW suspicion On d negro who
came to the Atlantic Hotel on the
night OF the murder, about half-pAst IL o'clock,
who left the citS for the West on foot, SATURDAY,
and stopped at farm house about SIX miles cut.
and communicated! the news OF the murder. On
cross-exasnlnatton. the colored porter at the
Atlantic House tcsti1e1l that Ae let him in ami
cayc him q bel on the lounge, antI that shortly
atterrnrns. while sitting By the NORTH wtnlow, q
pan came pakt from the direction nt Mrs. Luns-
lords honsc, walking raptdly+ 1t was white
mar.
Dr. os1noE,l, Of Cincinnati, dentist, testified as
m expert that Robtnson's mouth was not pecu.
liar, anh that he me, with s1mlilt mouths every
tla}, In his profession; That the casts taken were
Imperfect, and not correct representation o1
RobInscus mouth. He was eurr teeth marks
could not he imprinted perfectly on the skin o1
the human arm 50 1t would rctzlu the shape ol
the mouth.
The defence viii prnhabl: close to-Eor7o., ant
TWO or thtrc t!ays mOFr WILL be consumed b..
cauu sci IN summing Er.
, 1870-10-04
TURKEY,

CusT xSI1SoT1I, Oct 3.-Thc Turkish Govcra.
Mcnt have been aroused by the gigantic war pEe-
pasattons maize ny Russta- Orders hare been Is
sued hy the Sultan Gos tho immediate Inspection
Of all Turkish fortsesscs upon the frontier con-
ttguous to Russia, and for atniug. and the pre-
ratanon Of munitions Of war on us large q ecalt
a. the limited facilities OF the government viii al,
nIt No unusual excitement or uneasipcss IS Is
vet MQ,lc manifest.
, 1870-10-04
MARKETS BIZ TELEGRAPH


FINANCIAL.
LONDON, Oct 5-1:s0 P. N.-Cnnsots 9e; 5-90s
-, 91N a-a1s. T5, s9a: o-As. u, sst; 10 sos,
s.: Erie, Is: Illinois Ten: 1t, j.
LONDON. Oct 3-Eyen.ns -,'r SOS. 97t99a4.
Bonds qulet; coupons, az, soH: 81, -. 81, s5i
l040e, s14.
stoets qu!es: Enc, 49, Illinois Central, 11sH
Gtr1t Western, 70.
FRANKFORT, Oct. 3.-Bnuds closed at 94a9tkc,
c0NNERc1AI-
IIyKRroot, Oct. a-Cottou n1mer; uplauls,
9td; Orleans, SID.
Flour, ees g.. Red Western wheat s. sd9Ss IL
winter. % 6:a9s I'd. Corn, eSl&
Cumberland m!ddles. Sc: short tibs, a5c; ota-
er PROVISIONS unch0nRet.
Fine rus!l easter md unchanged.
LcSpoS, Oct. Shallow. 43s Sd; hops, Is 11tl
@:s ~, ...
,Asvwxsr, oc:. s.-pes.oleum auA at 5sl9
b2Hf.
, 1870-10-04

c.l and visiting. are e,np14. and cons,s, of a
pfsae hu1, Wi; kuarrlctt aca,r,,t Intrusion With
annie tlr:k ard seas roon., though these are not
II there IS any rlace IN the amphIthea,re
N, se desirable I an another. this Is Il, beeas-e
tna.t against the direct rars tf the s1tn inter-
10 o'cocE 4 m. On either ti,le are The sears OF
the Dlfec:orp. their families and tny1ted guests,
and these 81 a,s are divided by rne extt xats The
nfler buildings, such as power nail, mechanics
hall. &C., are permanent brcr s.uctures. aud
we'll atlaefttl for the nurnnses n eYhihJtinn All
s.dt-sbuMs arr exclptltti frrm III rrnunds. which
l. ? happy feature.
The tarmetz, whr. with their covered wagons,
Iowa and Ohio Stase Fairs, AZ siso absent, which
Il not cest.a.!e feature. We ike to see fae
henett yerman and hjs Stnrfy vtfe md chiiirnn.
and should be Rrea,Iy pleased g:ere they ptesent
With us in greater turnlers. 1'-
In the arena, dsaugt1 horses were 1rst caued.
lit beluw:
Sial!tous Foat Tears Old aud over-F!1st pre-
mium to lie nnc dask ba5 = nakespelsr.r owned
~ John Reber, Ct Lancaster, Ohio; SECOND DO to
RnWepe E Dillon. OF Normal, III.
Stail"ns THREE Years Old-Flr.t premium to ].
u Lexington, IL
s,a!lioEs TWo Years oa'-Ftrst premium 70 r
Shelton, Of Normal, Ill: second DO 10 E. Dillon,
Of No1tual, Ill
bsAllots Onf ltar oh!-First prize to E. DiIloa:
seeoad u !. saatcsta, M:s aoari+
premium. ~, 10 T. Dillon, IT Nnrlnai, III.
Maiss Ihfee 1raFs o.! and Cnaer Fo1r-Both
nrft and second prizes IN E. Dillon, Illinois
Nara Two feais Old and rnder Three-F.tst
Pf7ze 10 l.. Sheten: second to +. Dillon, bpt1 Of
Nolma.. III .... .-
u 81 ae'dincs Five fealH Oh-Ftr5t prize 70
| Ro5t Gsmpb+ Il, Southern Hotel, St Louis; second
| 70 y +. Aaomet, lfultsFule, No.