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The society for the prevention
Of cruelty to animals maA do, and
IS perhaps doing some good, but
where is this thing to end. We
expect to see advocated yet, the
mopriety Of administering chloro-
from toour cattle and sheep before
they are cruelty knocked in the
head to become marketable beef
and mutton. Our chickens also.
before they are guillotined, ought
to be nut under the influence Of an
auasthetic, so that decapitation
would be Il pleasure to them. We
venture to say that there are mem
bars Of that hamdac if it might 50
be called, society, who would ruth.
lusSiy boil a lobster alive or swat
low an oyster whole, and n eX-
IRENE cases, skin living cells with
out putting in the plea, that they
are used to it. We certainly can.
not eat animals alive, oysters eX,
copted, so we must kill them as
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Public Sale Of
VALUABLE LAMB.


IN MONDAY, 10Th day OF DEcEABER,
0lSI0, we the undersigned will sell On TIN
premises at public auction to the highest
bidder for one third cash and the balance
payable IN one aud two years from the da,
OF sale, that valuable tract Of land living and
being situate Immediately on the line Of the
Mobile & Ohio Railroad, two miles north of
Crawloriyille, IN Lowudes county, in the
STATE 4 Mississippi aud known IN the neigh.
borIlood as the Walker dmunds plantation
and more particularly described as the south
vest quarter OF section 10, the south half of
section l6, the east half of the south east
quarter u section II, the south part OF the
west halt OF the southeast quarter and the
south part of the east half OF the southwest
quarter OF said section n, the north half of
the northeast quarter of section 90 and the
west half OF the northwest quarter Of section
q, AL in township II, north of range l6 east.
oa this tract Of land is a good log dwelling,
double pen and shielded, stables, corr cribs,
Clubhouse aud screw and other necessary
out houses, and is so situated that il can
readily and without injury be divided in O
Two riots with settlements on each. c~isterns
water pools &c, and it will be 10 sold Il dc.
sired by bidder on the day Of sale. Purcha-
sers viii be required to give bond with good
secnrity for the unpaid purchase money =
Ihls land is the property II Mrs Pauline r.
Walker on will be SO sold. For further par,
tieulars apply to J%arnigan & Rivcs, Macon.
Miss. l. W. WALKER. In ,
novl2-3ts PAULINE II. WALKER.
Democrat (colgmbu-) rapy aud send biz 10
! Beacon Office.
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The armistice pending between
France and Prussia has been ali
ruptly broken Oft. The causes
which led to this depIorable result
are not clearly defined. Mean
while the army OF King William
seems TO hesitate in opening the
bombardmeDt Of Paris, and it is
quite probable that a series of san
culinary engagements will take
place without the walls of that
city, The inhabitants have dect
ded by an overwhelming vote to
.ItStain the government OF which
TOehu is the acknowledged mill
tary head. Outside of Paris the
situation is exceeding difficult Of
solution, the dispatches from all
points being vague and contradic-
tory. One thing however is Ger
tain, that there is general deter
mination throughout France to
resist to the utmost. This is shown
by the universal indignation caus.
cd by the surrender of Metz,
which though attributed to Ba.
zaine's treason, was no doubt d
military necessity. The war then
may be pro onged into the winter
! and the Prussian forces will have
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IN Ns NrNnrN Is cNMNNrnrU.
DRESs-lHEhiCIN HOMES.

4 New York paper commenting
on the Extravaganza Of American
women, says they exceed those Ct
all other nations in the richness
and quality Of their waidrobeS,
that IN american belle in full dress
is cqualcd in the value Of her per
soaal attire, 10y no princes OF III
rope, and oftcn ut the sacrifice OF
Good taste II is true that Wo
man is a rather expensive bird,
we send our shinsto the Orient 70
deck her with pearls aad gems,
to "far Cathay' for the delicate
and costly fabrics with which She
adornS herself. We explore the
ice.clad regions stretching far a,
way to the poles, and strip the 81
HE and the ermjne Of their rich
coats, to protect her against the
rude blasts of winter, we even con.
fscate the bones Of the whale TO
prop and sastain her delicate form
and Give Il shape and come,iaoss
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Special to the Register.)

Special to the Registcr.)
Returns received Just before
going to press, assure the election
of Lindsay, and a mojority OF the
Assembly. We have only time
for the following special -full mr..
ticulars tomorrow.
MONTGOMERY, Nov. 1.-THE
returns flom thirty-eight counties
are received, and the Democratic
State ticket is surely four Thousand
ahead. BY the indications tLn
Radicals concede that the State
mas gone democratic by twenty
five hundred, and the Legislature
pi9ht Radical
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BN the latest telegraph We see
that los Democrats are elected to
Congress that a tight occurred at
DonalSonvillc, la, between whites
and negroes; that the French have
len successful in late fights f:
that Alabama has elected II Dem,
ocratic Governor and Assembly.
The Federal troops arc arreg.
ting citizens in Greene county, but
lor what purpose is net stated.
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Il angea''s Notice.

E'AKEN up by ]. p, Hunter, three miles east
/ Of Macon IN Noxubee county, Mississippi,
on the 27th day Of October, 1870, two mare
ponies about "A hands high, > or t years old,
one q chestnut sofreI, the o.ber a grey branded
On left shoulder with the letter IN Ap.
praised bv G c. Eiiand and 7, h. Williams 10
be worth 500 each. Tee owner Of the above
ostrays is requested 10 come forward, prove
property, pay charges and take them away, or
they will ba dealt with a, the law directs,
uUyl2-5t G j, Sl{lPMAN. JP,
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You say that the sun IS shining,
That buds are upon the trees,
That You hear tie laag!t OF the waters,
The hummIag OF early bees
am pieasured By none Of these
am weary
Lei me alohe loe Sll"hce
Is SWeeter than song TO ne!
Deafrr than LlSht IS Darkness
TO the eyes That loathe 10 see,
lis better 30 Leu me be-
am weary!
What viii you do Tor the flower
That is cut away at the root
1.-THE wing OF the bird be broken,
What wonder tho bird is mutc3
Oh, peace and 10 more dispute
am weary
l will giyeyou a token
4 token by which 1, know
When haze forgotten the trouble
The trouble that tires me 50
That ! can no further 60,
Being weary.
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GONr Money or ROur Pass
Book
A BARGAIN.

OFFER for sale my plantation four
u teen miles east of Macon and four miles
west Of the Tombigbee river, containing
1920 acres. 1t is the best Investment in
land that can be made in Noxnbee eoun-
IS. 900 acres is open land and the whole
is capable of being divided into foul
tracts. There are, on the place, new
stables, Clubhouse and cabins and a fine
artesian we'll. The pace will be sold on
reasonable terms, one half cash. Apply
to the subscriber on the premises.
Noy5 j. B. GRESHAM.
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DIED, at the residence of his father,
on satlda> Oct. sth, WILLIAM EUGENE.
Secoiu son OF Wm' and Emma May, aged
1 years II months and 4 days.
on /! bidding spirit that burst away
70 thS heavenly home, from this shrine
of clay
was II too soon, that the golden cord
should break, and summon thee back TO
godl w
na'iSnt TO thee now are thc pains of life.
G''uea toF thec are It's toiIs and strife
Saved from thee are the bitter tears
nat man must weep in his later years.
Nanght ofstain on thy robe Of VIII 10.
Nansll fsln on Thy spirit bright.
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Town Property for Sale.

- The property known as the old Ho,
NggM tel is offered for sale. II is situated
GsAlA on public square and Is convenient t.
the business portion Of town. For terms and
particulars apply to
Oct l--9m j. @. VILLA S,
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Trustee Sale.

EaY VIRTUE Of the provisions of a GER
Re tain deed Of trust made by Thomas
CotkruII on the 19.h day Of March, 1870, to
SECURE to Mrs. NJ L. Cuckteil Tie sum OF
-Four Thousand Dollars Of certain indebted
ness mentioned therein, the same deed being
duly recorded in record book OF Deeds or
pages 2S6 and 2S7, OF Noxubee county, Miss
lssippi, the undersigned will proceed to sell
10 tae highest bidder ior cash, NJ public out
cry, on the premises known as the Edmund
old place, IN NoXubee county, Mississippi, on
IHCRSDII Y, Dcccmbef 1871, 1870,
the following described property, to-wit:
Mules aud Horses, Cows aud Oxen, Pork
aud Stock Hogs, Wagons aud Blacksmith
Tools, flaming Utensils, Gin-stand, house
aud ktct'en furniture, growing crop and 9TH
or personal property,
The above property or so much thereofas
is necessary, viii he sold to pay OF and sat
isty the sum Of $1,000 and interest aud tho
cost Of this trust. The title to the above
property is believed to be good, but | shall
Only convey such title as is vested in me as
trustee. w. b. ARMSTRONG,
Novl2-5ts Trustee.
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k,STR

ENRON nv premt*es, about Oct. 4, q small
z black, HORSE MULE, u years old, no
marks remen bered, except white streak on
lett sar will give a liberal reward for any
Information Of the mule lrft at the Beacon Of
flee or with The under igned.
TIE ALEXANDER.
Oct22-Sis Macon, Miss.
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THE STATE.

>
gives a0 account Of a raining tree
near that place, II is a black
gum and for years has been in the
haoi, OF raining when the sky is
clouIless,
The independent South, reach.
rs us enlarged 1t is an excellent
Journal and we are glad to see it
have more room.
The folly Of our system Of agri-
culture was Strikiugly Illustrated
al the Fair last week by the eX
hibilion Of forty bales Of cotton,
and two and a halt bushels Of in
fer.or corn. This shows that we
are a religiouSly inclined people,
and have learned one part of a
certain scrpturaI injunction to
pcrfection--"lakc no thoHsht for
die morrow what ye shall eat"
Pilot.
Afrov at Dmunt.-Last Tues
day a difficulty occurred between
7, S. Bowen and Philip Raiford,
growing out OF the late shooting
affair at this place. Some pistol
shooting took place and Mr. Raj
ford was sighting wounded. Mr..
Bowen, after examination before
a magistrate, was acquitted
Central Star.
We understand that a you 9
Mr.. Finch, who was struck on the
head at WinOna a few weeks ago,
while trying to make peace, died
from the blow short time since
Grenada Sentinel
The Anti Radicals are holding
county meetings in several couu.
ties, below us, and are organizing
This is right, and We hope it may
be done throughout the State
Let the part, get together in some
way and determine how and il
what manner 1t viii fight MisSis
Sippi'S great enemy. We like Tho
ring OF some Of the resolutions
but find there is no complete ae
cord in the different counties
Some seem rather SO accept tn,
situation and appear to uonciliat'
thencgrO vote, while others are tO
a straight out white mans party
With the latter our sympathias 90
We believe in a white mans GOV
eminent in every sense and sort
and are III favor OF a white man
party, sink or swim,
We desire to be connected wit
and work for a party which rec
ognizes no equal to the Anglo
Saxon rae either socially or rC
litically. In the North the line
have been drawn and the resul
has been n complete success i
Indiana, with large gains in Ollie
; and the carrying the popular yOt
t of Pennsylvania. But if we neve
= succeed, we feel it right to site
, to cur oan race and never prov
traitors to the pure blooded whit
= men who fought and formed TIN
government. Let Grant and hi
accused miuionS and myrnidon,
who would be willing to sink til
+ Republic to he'll If they could fin
offices which would enable them /
rob the people, favor negro Law
makers and negro allies; but l.
b true, decent white men cling. wit
still closer t%enacity to Caucusia
q GOvenment.-luka Gazette.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-11-12

Our thanks are due to DR. Lyon
.or the Catalogue Of the Uniycr-
$ : of Mississippi, for 1869 and
/ %.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-11-12

much else to contend with, than
the Increasing armies Of France.
The whole commercial world is al
rectcd by this war which bids fair
to become 4 national suicide as
far as France is concerned.
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- - III ION othie rosilnnrr N
D.Lp' W.. ~" 10y, =. NJ "a T'tr ,yhn
No'los 'o"1' -, n - , ~ "nnnty M
nau r'i,'oNg3 ~, 'a' af , IoN "rosnn Io, yoar 49,.
III t'e nos1'''9 'u ~ I r,SSI", ',"I ny
WI ION itt p' o(,1 o,Id +hn 6rst vnart" #
~" ,'s ',t''4 wv, ' ,,,ang thn friaaJ, n
,ts lnaJol'll ln.lg' 'n.3a9 aba,isbh,a ~,
aus YOUTH anu wv ,f "'jiVI aurn and rnnor.
lll'll tg,o .'g.ton ~ t ~, ltn1 1"Iv XIV.
Gus nature pet'o'" q A. = n.n -, r. III 'J'
~ 1t 'lt3''J , rnnII lain ,l,,u a.,
parted lllehu al" No""" A"'" "l"' "
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IN MEMORIttT.

pRr, in Macon, Miss, October
lsth $50, Mrs. Ann Nj, rellct OF
Williams, late OF IirkcnS
Alabama. aged 81 years.
The suffice, Of this notice was
for many years the CREATES otSui
ferers; a combination of diseases
repdeted hers Il hte Of constant
main for more than twentN four
years; often for days, weeks, even
months, was She confined to her
bed enduring untold agony, all OF
which she bore with a degree OF
patience and checriulncSs when
surprised all who knew her,
Socially she was peculiarly gut
ed. Many will remember the
bright hours passed with her aod
sigh to know the tongue wiitil
dissouvsed so tiueutly is now So
lent to MS. she WIS ever glad 10
No her friends and gave thea Il
cordial greeting. Possessing a
loving generous heart, she aOoqn
.Oal III rood words and works,
Iieerta5h leading IN conversation,
eeming 0 forget seliin her efforts
to render others happy. 10 those
who saw in her emaciated frame
what She was constantly suffering,
she was really an enigma, 50
cheerful, 50 bright, forgetial OF
her own ills while striving to make
others happy In patient reslgna-
ton She bore lites trials yAus daly
practicing the religion She pro.
lpssed. For thirty years she was
a consistent member at the bap.
list Church. So great was htl
love for christians and so liberia.
were her yieWsjt was difficult Il
determine which branch of tht
Church she most loved. OItel
did she @a33 u loyeall followers o
Christ and enjoy preaching any
where forgetfut OF SectS. She sci
dom enjoyed the privilege OF ~or
shipping in the sanctuary she Otter
thanked God that lie would accep.
the alteration ofa broken and con
A-
trite spirit at home. So great Wa'
her desire to attend church sat
would sometimes 90 but the etl0r
usually cost her Il weeks c7nilne
l-ent with augmented suffering
and again aa the church be.t
would cali for worshipprrS s.l.
would say, "oh that could go
And God took her to the ehnrcI
uiumpbmt on a glorious Octobe
Sabbath. She sweetIy fell aslee.
and is now enjoying the rest Sh
so longed for. ).
West AIabamiam please copy.
~C-, l. g.
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The chief attractions at the Mis-.
lSSippi Fair were the Fair of Mis-
issippi.
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WANTED.

4 WILL buy Mississippi Safe money.
y Noy5, 1870. TlI0S. G. PHILLIPS.
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Macon, mississippi.

W n, ARD,
L. I, FERRIS, ~'p'''FN ~ "~oi"'EFo'S
, 1870-09-18
CHICAGO ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY.

An:ccl!rs Of thr Executive Committee oi tic
thiraE" Astronomical Society was held on Satals~
'nF ai,tEnoun In tho otlcc OF Hon. Ih"mss
tioyuc. the Sec.ctarr. lion. J. 7. Scamuon, The
E:"s'rent tf The .eicty, occupied tho chair.
M r colh|r1 Was elected Assistant Director
i thc Dearborn Observatory.
Tsc tnljett VI the rzpposeI electrical connec-
'.rn OF tn- Observatory With the Court llousc, for
's'' ps'l'ese Of tnsur4ng correct marking OF the
'.'y urce. wat then Introduced. 1t was stated
= 4: koHd Irngrrss Is 1eln9 rnnde In securing the
'n!'s. stpsrns Necessary to purchase the clocks,
'c, nt<s!cE In the we1t, and It WAS conceded to l
desirable That The original rlan 10 STRIKE tue hontf
= furnishing register lor the eye as well o. tot
lie ta5- The 1ist of subscriptions nuf rrc'
SehttA ios Inel'catttn. not ,,c1nE yet c"Uric.et
II IS s,cped thst III reauiI., ap,oup; Vii br rise<
without tif1lcu!ty.
Inr s.sr!s:a.S Vas directed 10 con.nua,cas.
with The Dvas& ui Public Works, stating tbs
tac sth1ttJ = rfrraEc'1 10 undertake tae contcuc
| n furnish Tic city ,t1ar, III accor.sance With
resolution OF The Common Council. rssse.l som
| MGrihs hwu-
rrsir>zor sA1lo.,' ana Nj. Csl,r'.t were sapolo,
+.l esm,::l'irr I" carry upt thc u.~,rr uosE, sui
tasy and wcrc further anthartzeti to nt,.aIu snt
sclii,iuns und rake COLLECTIONS Of susa none.
s.s as 1ss:nKTy s. r. ,esISt" MsI,s s.uor and T. CO
ixsrf wcrc appointed q committee, w,.h power
act. 1n zeietcnec to awsssaInr ucEe pr ular |,
| tett.st In tie Observatory als lis NotA+ anu u
| nI,t.irinr vi additional fntMl'eEf-
The c4,i1s1n!ltec adjourned far Tour wccks
~ the terms ol the constitution. tnc fa.mS
~ f,fs1 secures lite membership In The soctct
md The rasHt Mt Of 500 eons'ttn.,s he tloEot
liz Dlrlcfnr The s4ctesf = small ,M,ta IN 9nmbs,
donc ney T. s*enstns n1 IL tnn sn;,S sn1;
inc 'a1 n fasx ii fds to enable II Y ine5cs
rs Working force. AMI TO onta.'l .hss ins..amsi t sa
shs ' e !as nss nsS
&c neaseGs seanu,isned NJ fac,, The ssescty vii "a
az g It's md ,ts s fnn
epd make aisapecmen,s tsr ensnlIpx s "s wttns
an9 ths1I wiia tae being male
/ thr axtrubOIucrA
, 1870-09-18

Private 1iosi,ltn! for Ladies'.
MRS, G. THOMAS. Physiefan and obssetrfelan. sos
f:n rtaeant reotr. with boAtd. Discretion olctvs!.
, 1870-09-18

prae1s ct Of snnl wa: demand from Euso.,e,
ruurht up the Oetoher option to aAy to pax.
18th ssIlicg al the came price On the 0psn
Board The market ranged At 64Gbaa- On
Change ope at :il:!c advanced to
6le an Gse ~ a1so d ss,1s! sa1s!
v.re reported Of 100 hu No. a. g. g; l,aol
nnilo \. G6ke; IL, otlU bu do,at Go';, a.: l0,0hi
bl do At G6hc; 10000 hu do 1t &c; ,U0
nm do At 65:zc: 10, ono bu do At 6S.4c; $500
hu do At 654e; 5000 bu DO .. e5sse; Is '@o ooo
bu DO At es 2o aS % h 40 - =. # ss5s ste: SIS s
bn rejected It c5c: 400 ha 10 It &c; i,bo
NJ, al * 6s5<c 4,Gc0 bu DO 1t g. Sc: IVY u
do 1t Csc; Zoo bu do at 62sic; sou bu DO Al
62:sc. Total, 146, 400 bn.
Oate were strong, bu: less active, tho views
Of holders being Advanced By relofseaa- a. ssa1es.
in New York, sith better prizes Ihe N u
X, ~ sycrsssd 1@1Ic higher than yesterday.
opening 3G2s ftr REGULAR NJ declining 8, - :
3:Ac $780, to 81: &c. and closing at ~ 4
fa3711c Hszh receipts were IN fair seque' u
al 1S@s3c apove the price ct regular, clos.ns
st 3se. Seller October eoad - high IS Se',
| l5,OoO bu do at 3sc; 8, 100 hu do 1t 3ssc
| % o bu do 1t size; 1000 bu do at 28114c
=, 7,0O0 bu do at Sic: H. 201 bu rejected At :Aac
i 200 bu do At 35ttc: a,A0G hu do 1t 3517c
1,so0 bu do At Sc. Total. &c. COO bn.
! I'VE h9s 94tHeI 4ulets anu tIt0AN AiSuel
than yeste.dAy. there being more buyers. bu
fcveE ofIuEinEs, owing to continued light re
e,ipts, The market cloeed firm st 32@72;z
| fsr No. l, and tic for No . Ssles were: IN
In No. ut 721s::e; 200 bu do at 72.: 80
hu do nj Ike; :, 200 tu do At tic; 400 b.
No. At 1l1ac: $500 hu do At lie; G,330 b
| DO at 71::>c: 800 hu 10 at 70c 5000 bu reject
ed at G4e Total. l9. .Gtll In.
Ra7iev was scsln active, and About tc BET
.er, II ough receipts were again quite large
Tte market orencd nominal At sl.oft:: for *
!, t,., s..on advanced to sl.o7L::, and close
| strong at Sl.o3t ia LOO, with sl.10S1.1 IL 4
l seller October. Casl, saleewere: 2.i00 ha y
at II eS:f: l.GGa bu ,ln At 51.os> son ;
do at II 05: lo0I0 bu do At Sl-0li5: .sn !
do It Il. IL 1,6O0bu do st 81 ,0i 800 5n y
\ nj e;r: l,2p0 In do At Sic; 6, 600 bu do
We; l,el0 bu DO at sSc; 1,60o bu rejected
! ,i,c 500 bu By sample 1t S1.1G: 400 hn do
@1.1n; 100 do At Il -fes; 40 bu Il, n a5c; $
/ In do at 75c: l55 sacks at si.00 O. t.:
l doata al.G9. Totat, sc, ts1tu.
LATER
/ At The open Board theE.. was an act1
Q demand for the !ratinr grains, aud prices y,
= | higher. No .~,,rins Wheat closing firm
Sl.l014 ,.10.:: for seller October and cs
/ J j. corn cloeed at 67c seller next month
;. Ss,ut. Tie oA,s market was dnll at the cios
figures IN Change. Lake fteights we're d
; 10 charters being reported.
, 1870-09-18
THE CITY IN BRIEF,

a errrtAl Getting OF the Board Of Police WAS
held Yesterday, Acting President Gnnh IN tho
chair. Ireseut-CoMm!ssione James AMI shtE1-
t1an.
Commissioner james submitted his usual
synopsis OF the monthly reports ct tho fnrcnlen:
AL the engines With the assistance OF the Liberty
US relief were in working o:fier during tho
noutn Of August. The steamers male 39l runs
IL ti,es, an aytrage Of 2sk-thc most 80. By the
W.iAn,.s and the least Ii, by the Brown. They
81 %l'et an az average a ss e e; s.st m
Vi llcs, 40 average Of IN. the mo;t.
R:ass;. The chcm,cai engine, run III connection
| with thu Ellsworth. dill good service at nre
OH South Wells street. Her hnss bnrtt at
,ntn ,nc stop fnr rtpa.ra. Thr hose IN Us" IL not
IN gu+ condition. a.ts scyesa! thousand tcce were
rs isS fe.. rase IN se tut TT mich Vii
MT 4ints.l tnerr thuu no pounds pressure Ten
mslAs nf Eull'eY hue hurst .surinE the month.
Tlr euutuct fthr sttlccrs AMI men Wa* vc;y R1'ol
| Th,rc wire Feychty-iwo fires. imposing srscFe
I,,ois. ut ftc men discharged! tncir duty With
characteristic lso1nt!tH.l" a',t ch!c:cncy Tiers
| wrrc nftS-scsrn nlAfIn3 given hy the Whtchmer
! iron, ths.r lookout ta~ers-Hfnwn. ]; l4ttlt
Giant, 3; Jan.rs aud WaulAnaea, aeach; she5
man AMI chtcaso, each: Williams, :: Reh1n, 10
1hc Acsrx Fire Marsha, submitted hla repor
fv. The .n"nth et August, IL WHICH Il a2!* az ths
there " ere - aTe* tn HE S"rth Division. mrpls
, war in,ursucr. xlH.: 50 ~ tbs South nISl
1t@s' 1e%. t.y.r insrsanee, ssa,1Sa: rs IL II
Wf.s Division: aoss III, ,lso; insurance. So, ,ess
! tn.s uyer tasuranie, 8. .t93-a Total OF = nres
y.. slts ESQ: 1Esurarcr. f1es so: loss over u
surailSc ial,7sa Thcsr wlrc but two false alarm
.u,tt,x thr month. The causes Of the t1rcs .set
u fullnw.: tsverhSntct stove, I: sparks from ID
. cnmntsvrs. =: foul chimney, 3: EnIpose,! lhcef
,ta,is, ~: defertisr chimney, s: detective nus
| l: lhnr Pxr1tstenH, 5: srontans Gus colnbasto
5; carrlcSsiarss, -; children playing VITA hatc'
; | u, 4: unknown. t.
, 1870-09-18

.,,,~,r, within scvcu miles ui the Court 1io lss,
Hill Iof rrrt.rtl on SatutitJ. Sept. II:
Ksnnsc > 80 # g of hooey 1t, I, sa1aasK ~,
,,9.se &; seS A., i Il; ;: Of wad ST. 2s1
,ss+i; ,Ss f.: i,'. nse' s;sX Il nj So;is a. vi
wesi Eus II. e Of Noble St, 8 I, slaxxsa IT: -,
yes1on ssM s., w. v ot Woo, st. ni. is Zoo II; '''
ala, Te.!tth 1t, " Of Wood Il, II !, ssx1s' ~,
na,,ss e; IT. :. Is ii Of st.
4: Sn,, TO-. -. ...... " :. 60. i5,7sa
'Is nsiSS Il: Sert l., ~ i..1.....'...... S,osa
nistsi % 81. ap III Il Il wells st. /. SIX ~,
ias:cf #. ,e. Il oi Centre s., v I. tszfss ~
n.ss:,ii s:. 1is' il oi Centre s.. v f.ssxts5 eu
va! T. i iio 4 .: ta;n:i ii, I. sizi,s ~
T!!tr ~ ss, sei:: Il Of iio,ne St. 81, 2sxias ~.
rkiknap nj St. ses Il Of Morgan 81, 1, asx ..
wsst rxs,f'h RI" s,, ii = i, Of Has;s'i St, II,
saA1l Il; =; aug. 13.............-.......:.: NV
Cornell =, q it " oi Noble 81 f.+sxlue ,oo
1sas;lnss Ms: 4. :s i, ei LOOMS ST. ri, aax
| Ann It, 1i..H it II ot washington ST, et.so :,
"ts sox1us ,1I M # ssnt i5.,, .......... c.:
Jef,Is..n s.. 81 II il II Harrison St, cs,ss =,
I a.3 II With building: Srpt- !6: :-......:.:.. s'N
i'elE 81, $: II ii IL ui'et. ST. I. +9xie' II; r,
,,uriInrs.n @ ii, i,s II oi Eirh.ctrth i,
t:;; ssSiSo 81! ;!; ~ st! 81 Il u vor, az, III. 49,
Whit !. :ii! sfe Il 0;ii:y i, ;;xiaX
IL Man" soi1ii or cry iix,1s 0'
| tny,s- -sce4trI II, ~. u " of Eottsxe Grove