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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-27
No IT'S OF AssEssMENT. e

- FIcE Of the Aurora coneolidst.a evnnrF--
Mining Company. Location Of works. VIZ
Pine Mining District. County Of Whit pm "hnps
state Of NeyadA-Hotice Is hereby given. ts y
=. : meeting o. the Trustees Of said Company.
ment No. 81 of ' @n essess-
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TENNIE A. CONSOLIDATED MIN,No
Ten no. Cents Per Share

~ NVMFANf-Whlfe Pine District, Neyada
Notice Is hereby given that At q meeting Of the
Board Of Trustees Of said Company. held onths
20th day Of june, $50. an As.essment Of
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In Ordinance TO Provide Water for Hamilton
City.
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IL MINING COMPANY Location Of WORKS,
White Pine county, State q Nevada. Notice t.
hereby given that, at a meeting ~ the Board Of
Trustees u said Company, held on the LIT DAY
II June, 1910, an assessment Of
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Misffllantous.

NcW Bos14- Agents ell loo PR vel
HIU P1es - Addna L sTEBBEs.
Hzyxfofd. c.
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aaO s improvement Of t1e state ano countr

my sister Jens IN inc wagon, 30
broke OF the twig, to which the
pretty thing was hanging, and &C
Ibid sstres jstsk and took tito the
wagon till my sisters Jena. We
had not travelled very FAR, more
nor the space OF q mile like, be-
fore We could hear In the pretty
thing, t1egsoand 0f a drum IKE,
and s1re, indeed, then began pour
ing ont of it Q huge bald eAy in
great numbers, abOAt the size of
the end of the, thanh, Just and
they biz my sister Jena, and they tit
myself, ard they bit the two horse
Wagon, ,.and the big chest, and the
trunks, and my bo6tail sorrei mare.
and my cousin Daniel Anderson's i
bobtail sorrel marc, and here they
went fitting down 9 hill, Just,
running away with the wagon, and
they split the wagon ont, and they
split myself out, and my sister
Jena out, the big chest out, and
the Trunks ont, and indeed, tr,.e. /
had never before seen or heard of
such 6easts as come ont of the
pretty thing abont the size of a
halt bushel, that / had gathered
and gin to my sister jena, just.
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VOLUME xVI.-.NO. 4s.
fHE wi,oiio, i.a u. ass 6. e !.a:s::s L.
California is estimated at 10000.

Tar wi,oiiv, aa u. 5ss 6. !Taa::::S !s.a e
California is estimated at 10000.
NEVER let your dignity stand-in
the way Of yonr usefulness.
BoAsr only of your self.posses.
sion wien it has been tried.
M John Robinsou has cleared three
million dollars in the circus bust
ness. tsa1 h'S Ssars s7~A-+ 80 ''.<
THE preacher is often as wise in
what he does not say as in what he
says. -,,, as ,as f4s ts-aa,r..,
ST.. LOUIS IS agitating the pro-
priety of Sunday eveningtheatrical
performances. SEQ as'rE Sd"
JoHN MosBY, of guerrilla notori-
ETY., is a. candidate tor County
Judge at Fauquier, Va. -. ..,..
II A NEW prison has been construc-
ted i'm Wilkesbarre at a cost of
$208,0o0 as he ea~'h.--.: =
A MOUNTED police is recommend
ed for the out skirts of New York
city, and a vigilance committee is
threatened - a-.a 81. -, .as.s, -,,-.s
The Alabama Senate sent back
the other day about four dozen
bills to have the spelling correct
ed. oF ~ '1'7 49, >. - g -. /"
q. ...s r.....r e.. ...s.. g. ..-rs.
A YOUNG, lady being asked by a
boring theologian which party in
the church she was in favor of,
Sue replied that she preferred a
wedding party. sr.'s-. l-s.H .-.
80 NoRTH CARoLINA has a hale
young gentleman of 143 summers,
has had seven wives, never drank
toddy. been sixty years widow
er, and is now ready tor another
wife. '7.'. - -.
GENERAL Mcclellan is to deliv-
er series address, to the MEM
bers Of the National Guard regi.
ments in New York city next
month, on discipline and the ac-
QUESTION. of military knowledge.
The author of St. Elmo and
Vasliti is engaged npon sequel.
to the latter novel, which, it is
said, will render Worcesters Un-
abridged Dictionary entirely use
less. l.--...
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s,lrttsa Yatiirg.

NY Darlinxs Three. -
To my two little dariags Who nestle TO.
nightya,is q .sili + ~ fgst'
In their mammals embraces. 20 fond and SO
tight; g. r.,e,-.. -. ~ -. e.
And TO her who hath borne them for herself
and for mes H1-rft E;ss 0aa zL,sr>
To my vile and sweet children, my. beauti
ful three. - ~" sa --saa t'assrza -
The swiftest wing'd angel my heart shaIi
employ.
This message to bear TO my sources Of joy,-
which like natures best fountains unceas-
ingiy give 49,, !, q.
Their insffable bounty 10 ms--and I live,
.at=z Their dslights to enjoy, at
I can look on their faces--a.l three IN a ne,r
As they s,nile in their dreams and repose In
their rest t6 l- .Easaar. 100. ~.-ey.-.
All now do hear my own name from
. their lips, .,. - - .. n. ~. %. .s,sr
In the tenderest sceents--as my angel tips
From bis wings my bequest,
hark-'hey murmer: ti' dear paPas
voice that we hear" -..av.-. -.
Six liquid blue eyes search to see II he.
near 80 ,''. .'
And one little dimplsd cheek blooming with
( = roses, =-r,E sEass-s ~ q
In loving expectancy sighs, and diselo.ss
'..l. . The trace Of a te.rF ta.. ,e. s.s
~, - - ..sf -. 81 3. .. ..t
nay anger ~'se' ana 20, beading In love
" soou anger snoaio' kissss each precious
oo.s, ,..,, ~ -. -. 3
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TRUIssrs.-There are many tru-
isms in the world. Take the fol-
lowing as sample in every day
life: sr ."-r p. ''ssr"es;rs., =
One new bonnet will make q
lady feel happy-very. b 8a'.. .'. a..
One funny man" will bother
a whole neigiIborhood. ''" 81
One go SC hiss will disturb q
whole assembly. "
One drop of oil will stop a hid
cous noise.
One "'jolly row " will turn all
the Inhabitants of a street out of
doors. .....-...... ..,, ......
Ono pretty firt viii make a
dozen plain girls unhappy for an
entire evening. -,.' -. &C.
One song will set thirty people
talking. -... ~. a--r'.-1 .,''.
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Notes from the Scrap Book of an
ty.
JENA o'FLARIN, ,,..r
His Entrance into America 1rozs
TIE 6ogs qf Ireland, soitk a 5riisf
sketch Of dts TSaeels and Ia
2'er'ieace. ZL3 l. ,s5I 5I~.rsf 81 r
You see, I t.ok shipping at Liv-
erpool with my sister Jena, in the
year 1880, in the ship called the
Nocking Bird, for the port If
Charelstoqn, South Carolina, i n
America just. After a sail of six
lweeks-having a voyage of TEN.
pest and storm on the high seas,
just--we landed at said port
There lTfound my aunt Maggie
O'Flarin, with whom / left my
sister Jena, and made my way up
the country, after a travel Of ten
days, just, on foot, to my cousin
Daniel Anderson's, in the County
of Greenville; and you see my
cousin Daniel Anderson he had q
bobtal sorrel mare, and / bought
myself a bob.ail sorrel mare, and
my cousin Daniel Anderson he al
so had q two horse wagon !; to this
/ hitched the two bobtailed sorrel
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Originnl Communications.

FOR TIE GREENvILLE ENTERPRISE.
Notes from the Scrap Book of an
Old Physician of Greenville Coun-
ty. .'4-.i-N -
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DEATH.-Instinctively, every
creature shrinks back from this
awful monster, The little ant and
the mighty qnadruped both alike
dread it. 1t turns the b use of
feasting into. mourning. 1t changes
our countenances and sends us
away. o, how cold, how dark is
the grave! No one can think, of
this dismal abode. and not feel a
deep solemnity creeping over him.
There in that narrow cell the dust
of the ragged beggar and the pur.
pie clad potentate mingle and com.
mingle. There the babe and fnII
grown man decay and rot. Who
can visit the tombs of the silent
dead md say that sin is not a bit.
ter thing2 Who can stand by
the new.made grave and say that
the Bible is fable2 How unut.
terable dreadfuly is death to ms if
we have no interest in Christ Jesns.
The grim visage of the monster
drives away all our friends or pal
sizes oil their powers to assist us.
Alone and friendless We have to
go through the dark valley and
shadow OF death. In a few years
it will make no difference to Nc
whether we are rich or poor, learns
ed or unlearned, l"ved or dcspis-
ed. There are no distinctions in
1.-The grave. The worms, the noble
allies of death, recognize no differ
ence betw cen the flesh OF the poor
man and that Of the rich. BIT It
will be a matter of eternal moment
TO us whether we are in Christ
Jesus or not. .....,...... ..-. - r..
Strange infatua:ion! Blind de-
lusion, to barter the Immortal soul,
with all it's capabilities for Joy, for
a few short lived and, at least,
adulterated pleasures.
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-. .. IOWN1Es; NI5ITTO7s,
y. @. BAILEY, ASSOCIATE

suIsosirfmx Two Dollars psr snnun. 9
ApvnarlsEsExfs inherited a. the rates OF
one dollar per square Of twciys Minion lines
this sised type) or less for the frat insertion,
ahy csnts each for tbs second and third inssr-
uorS and twenty-five csnts for suhssqusnt {
ipsertoss. Yearly contracts win Be- made.
Al sdyertisements must have the number
inserted till ordered ont, and charged for. g
UuieSs ordered Otherwise, Advertisements
win invariably be !" displayed" - -,
Obituary notices, aud alf hsttsrs inufipg 70
70 the bensht Of any one, are fsgssded as
The Greenville enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1870-1873, 1870-03-16

A MAN, says an exchange, who
is too stingy to advertise a farm
for sale, put up a written notice in
the hotels the, other day. A man
wlro was inqniring for a farm was
re'erred to the written notice. He
replied, II can't .bu y land at a
fair price from any man who ad-
vertises in that way, He'll steal
the fence, the pump handle and
the barn g. o :, before he gives.
possession" -, .....:.
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- JENA 0'rLARIN, .,...r
HIS Entrance into -Amesica tropa
the 6ogs qf Ireland, soiM a brlsf
sketch Of dis Zfacels and Es-
2,e7'ie7lce. tyE4 !. Hs,T 90, 81 -
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81 THINK that l have seen you
before, sir" said one gentleman to
another. "Are yon not Owen
Jonesa" "Oh, yes." replied the
other, "1'm owin' Jones, and
OWN Brown, and owin' the Green.
ellie Enterprise."
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SAMUEL BLACK. BARRER

WoULD respectfully inform.the puhl;.
w thst he bas Removed TO 4 room In
the OLD COURT HoUsRs where he viii
be prepared 70 receive customers A hsrss..,
lore. Bstng . Professional BcsSsy ~
hopes ~ attention 70 busIn esss. tcoss bc,.
WIN pofteuess 70 aii. 10 merit q pcysicr -
public P p.treasee. in QUITTING, SHAVING
Jana0 .ss Z -
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TIE thermometer at st. Panl,
Monday morning, was thirty de.
grecs below zero, and in Chicago
eight below, at Jacksonville ten be.
low. .,..... ....,.... ........
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EsDEAvoR for the best and pr =
vide for the worst.
The New York herald., 1870-03-01
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.


ADJUSTMENTS -sEooSD PAax-rourh. anh and sixth
BOARD p'' Anu sSiu"n hopoIxa wASrEp-sHcosp PAGE
,nt First and .eoona columns: s..on. .o,,n,n
fSssia%H Ss s9%
BUSINESS orPosTuSIrIEs-FI=sr iiP sHPS rAcn-rrd col
ST9 esS SEa fS4h ss9
oLERSs s'A ASD ND l'sa
xSD s2S%s
ooAsT%Iss ss9 srExasIrs- and sixth
coPAsTEEhsHIps1 First PAen-rhra column
S9EETkY az, column
DESfisTe1e- -kIfSsSTa Aer"sxsh eolamn. '''u"''
BST HOUSES re- h ssssasD AND us
rukxSlSnLp-rwELFTH lIx s PAaE-Firss, second and
EygEESorENAhN Nh sTsAMsHIrs.r!asT q rAaEFirsh column.
TEnINAasGIAALsr,ssT EN- aA rAsE-TcqI,h Ss9l soama.
EE
HORSES, chkkIAdEs, 4c-FrRsr PAGE Second and
HoIsEs "a
ssssss sssas
'ERsGE fiuy h2sfN oR uIs1E sa4 firx ANp Snh
Fifth column.
LECTURE SFAsON-SrcoSp PAGE Sixth column.
LEGAL EOTlCES-SrcoSD PAGE- Second column.
LOTTERIES S-NIsTH PAGE-Six,h column.
LOAN OFFlCES--FIEsT PAGE-Fourth column.
LOST AND FOUND-FIRsT PA6Z-Sixth cciumn
MACuINERf-SECnAD PAGE-Srcond column.
MARBLE MANTELS-STCoND PAaE-Fifth column.
sfsfs
Sixth column.
MUSICAL.-SEUOND Sixth column
PERSOSALS-FIRsT PA6T-First column.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Sxth column.
rkofRkfs ouI oFrnf sIT1 FSS SS1 s1%h TO RENT
TWELFTH fAGE-Fifth and sixth colunihs
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHAEGE-TwRLFTH PAGE-sxth
column.
REAL. ESTATE wANTED-TwnLrTH PAGn-sixth col
RooMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET-TwELFrH PAGE
Third column.
SALES AT AUcTIoN-NISrn PAaE-Fif,h and sixth
SITUATIoNS WANTED FEMALES ELEVENTH PAGE
First, seconi. third and fourth columns
SITUATIONS SWAkTED-MALES-ELEvE PAGE-fifth
SPECIAL HoTIcEs-rIasT PAGE-rrst aad second col
sPoRTiSG--DoGs. BIRDS. 3o-rIasr pAer-second
coiurnn.
'STALLI0NS-FiRsT PAGE-Second column.
THE BAL LII SEASON-SECOSD PAGF-Fif;h column.
THE TRADEs-sEcoND PAGE--Fiflh column
THE TCRF-FIRsT PAGE-Second column.
TO LET FOR sIHESS PURPOSES TWELFTH PAGE
WANTED TO PURcHAsE-FInsr PAop-rhIrd column
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,, &c.-FlRsr PAGg-Foarth col
ulGn.
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- - -
STALLIOSS.

A RABlAN sTALLION FOR sALE.-THE PURE
"A Arabian Horse SAID 10 for sale terms as
MS present owner has for him. To breeders he will
most yaluaos acquisition. Tho following pedigree gives
the purity Of his blood with other Interesting facts relating
to his csTeer: ~
SAID asd spelled saycd eycn by the groom of Nubar
Pasns Minister fnrce from Egypt the 7th
81 March, l5 al tie stables of Nubar fasha sire
the famous khorassan the property Of Abdul Medd ids
Dam was Ooan me property OF Nubar pasha and Is
walls with the hast Mamsluko Bey when fleeing tsom
MRhomcd All In 1872 Therefore, Said cross between the
Nedjd breed on e mother's side and the Anaseh
This grand Arab stallion exhibited wonderful w.rs OF en-
draEce and speed IN tho Abyssnan wa being
sisnily bv cflcer during that campaign,
Said Will be exchanged fer fast and IMPROVING Young
troihng horse.
For further particulars apply to Mr. FOSTER tho once
Of Wilkes Spirit OF ,he fines.
EOR SALE-THE THOROUGHBRED STALLION
Planet J- coming years. chestnut lj1 high, weighs
LEGO pounds stylish FAST under saddle wel broke
to harness. without fault blcmh Pedigree warranted
Planet he by Rev epue out OF Nina BY dam Revenue
Inquire OF CHASE KING 4s East Twenysixth street.
al l32 Broadway, room NO. l.
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COAsTyyiSE STEAMSHIPS,
DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Through line to
CALIFORNIA AND CHINA


Freight and passage greatly reduced
Through rates, New York TO San Franciacc,
First class, htrer,ca
1925 to Sl70 aSl
According To location OF berth.
These rates include bcrhs, board and M
the trip.
OF the above line pier a North river foo, ~
Canal street, at " O'Clock noon.
on the 9TH ant llGt of each month
except when those days fall Sunday then The nya
'se" '"o e"y Pto-
orc hundred pounds Of baggage free to each adult
medicine and Attendance free. ~ '
March b-tiENkf ,.liAuNcEy, Captain Maury: connect
Ing win GOLDEN CIT Captain Com.tock,
steamer CHINA will leave Francisco Aprn l. Is7o
or China and Japan. ',f = Ao'o'
Freight for Henry Channccy rcce,vsd unt p A. on Fri
lecung inland charges, &c.
Tor reight tickets further info
apply At the olco. pIers2 North river
Z. n. BABY. Agent.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

kNoR sALE--6 OR HORSES, 8 AND YEARS OLD;
very good family Horses fast Horses. chd or lady
al riae or drive them they VIII snow ior shemssves APP
z. FURY.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

IIYkARDS.- STORAGE FOR FURNITURE. PIANOS.
IL baggage ac g02 West Fourteenth and is and s. Bank
street. Fnrutrc packed, shipped moved IN ciy or
Try. KespenA,o.c Tor breakaLe. Money advanced
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A FRESH ASSORTMENT OF THE FINEST BONBOSs
N always hand l.. EBERTS, 30 East Twclilh street
three doors from Broadway.
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T ONDoNDERRY TO NEW YORK DiRECT.-THE
IL splendid clipper ship MINNEHAHA, Captain McGrah,
will sail In March. Orders for passage Dt lowest iatos
q. 81. KNOX CO., 81 Exchange place, room 16
TINTED STATES PASSPORT BrREAU.-OrFICrAI.
~ Passports OF the Department of State issued by A. C.
WILLNARIH II, United States Court BuldnEs Al Chambers
street.
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pEAUTY Y-TwENTY-rHIRD STREET STAGE; RIBBON
~ store at Twelfth street, Monday, $50 Appoint inter
view through Personals. .HAMLEr.n
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A DEAFNESS Il REIIEvED.-COLONEL DEMEZA,
IL. from South America has discovered by which
pc wno is partially totally deaf made 10
hear very quickly without surgical operation. He makes no
charge until fun satisfaction given, but ures
D. $50 shall placed In the hands RESPONSE
bio person. Respectable references be given Addiess
DEMEZA. los Last Twolfth street.
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WILL Mr.. Z. ?. ROBINSON, WHO WAS TO MEET
w person the St. Nicholas Sunday, at o'clock T.
M be tlre today (Tuesdayl at That time, without fat
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NEW YORK HISTORICAL soCIETy.-A STATED MEET
ing OF tho society VII DC hcd the library Tuesday
evening" March l. At elshi o'clock.
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~ w.. P.-IF YOU WRITE I WILL COME AND SEE
~. you and fx things all up. II.
(tAE SEE OR COMMUNICATE WITH you? 10 NOT
~ refuse your old friend. ORLANDO.
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Special attention eiven sales OF household furniture at
private Residences aud at saca.0om No. West Fourteenth
street ROBERT SONERyILLE. Auctloueer
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TINTED STATES NAvY-IMPORTANT NOTICE.-IF
my Of the Of the tned States steamer Wyoming
during lSb2 '63 6f viii call write Immediately WM
@. MuNROE 81 PARK row, 81 tney win hear somethn.
to their advantage.
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cOAsTwIsR STEAMSHIPS.

TEXAS LINE ., o.,r,,o, ,,..n.-,
sailing every Saturday, at r. N, touesn. nj Ksy Want
carrying the Cni.sd stsies mail
TIE Al steamer GULF STREAM. CAPTAIN kecre.ry a
pier No. 40 East river, will eat Saturday March or
sooner n full.
The steamer ARIA DNE viii follow from pier
All goods for Houston the interior will be !orwArie1
cur agents. AesGs H. AcMahon 4 Co free
Fcrnelghi or pasags apply
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EYES AND EARS,

A RTlrICIAL HUMAN EyEs-MADE OF A NEW MA
~ terai and On modern aud Improved principle Eu
dorsed by the faculty Entrusted supply tho military
civil hospitals Of the United States Made and inserted BY
r. DAVIS, 127 East Fifteenth street, Now York.
The New York herald., 1870-03-01

yXyANTEp-IE A WHOLESALE BRUSH HOUSE, NOW
w doing lucrative business young man OF undoubted
business capacity; who well acquainted with the hard
trade md has had experience the road
such interest viii 90 given in addition 10 guar
eed SALARY; need give good
to character aud ability. Address box i6 Herald
Office.
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CS REWARD. LOST Last SATURDAY MORNING,
tpO near broadway and Forty-second street. skye Ter
answering 10 tho of ZIP person
him to S5 weSs Forty street. VIII receive the
reward
The New York herald., 1870-03-01

CE REWhRD.--LOsT, ON SUNDAY EVENING. ABOUT
Rc ~ O'Clock, In Third avenue, between Twelfth and
fourtoenth sicetI white Poodle Dog, col,r marked "B
MassmiGni" The Under viii please roturn to 93 new
Nc.) Third avenue.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-10-20
C4BISET CHANGES.

New York, Oct. lA-The Times
Washington special says it is announced
that Secretary Cox has rendered his res
ignation, and that the President has ac-
cepted the same OF this there is no
doubt The acceptance is to take effect
when the annual report Of the Interior
Department is finished, which viii be in
the coure Of about thirty days No name
has yet been indicated as his successor.
The reasons for Withdrawing are said to
be entirely personal. and the relations of
the President and Secretary have been,
and still are Of the most agreeable char
acter.
The Herald's correspondent telegraphs
that Secretary Cox has resigned. and
will be succeeded by Commissioner De-
lano, and that Attorney General Acker-
man will resign on account of his health,
and Senator Williams, of Oregon, sue
ceeds him.
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--LATEST WAR MEMS.
FPANCE.


New Y RK, Oct IA newspaper
correspondent sends from Tours, dread
ful accounts of the fury excited by the
Prussian detachments. Villages have
been burned, Franc Tireurs shot N cold
blood, women outraged and murdered.
At Mcnars lie Dhaleau. small detach-
lnent Of Bavarians who had great excess
es in the neighborhood, having been sur
rounded and forced TO Surrender, the sub
altern In command was iogged to death
with sticks by the reasantry, and the rest
Of the men were hanged one by one to
tree. The recruits focking to the armies
of Lyons, and of the Loire are estimated
at .0n0 day IN each section.
BERLIN, Oct. l3.-W ord Special =
The Queen has read the following dis
patch from King William
VERSAILLES, Wednesday, Oct. D. =
Thousands Of prisoners eliinto cur hands
as the result of Vandertann victory
near Orleans. The battle lasted from Q
a. m. to p. NJ, and was fought on DIFF
ficult ground. The capture of Orleans
followed. The losses Of the French were
heavy, ours were small. Details Of the
battle are wanting.
LONDON, Oct. T3.-Advices from
French sources admit that since Tuesday
evening the Prussians have held Orleans.
Their artillery was placed in strong posi-
ton and drove the French beyond the
Loire Several houses were destroyed
by 24-pound shells before the occupation
OF the city.
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seven 0 clock this morning, with four
passengers and two sacks Of mails, al
lighted here at one clock this after
noon. GODDARD, the aeronaut, reports
Paris as still courageous.
A battle occurred on Saturday, the
18th, outside the walls, wherein 5000
Russians were killed.
TOURS, Oct. 17.-All the departments
within one hundred kilometres of the
enemy have been declared in state of
siege, and will be required to organize a
military committee OF defense.
Nothing official is yet received from
the armies confronting each other near
Fcrte. 4 battle is imminent
n dispatch from New Bricsaoh an
nounccs that the garrison made success
fui sortIe yesterday morning. a thick
fog prevailed, and the Prussians were
surprised. Many were killed and wound
ed.
LONDON. Oct. 1.-THE Prussians
have evacuated Bcaugency. They blew
up vIaduct there before marching out.
fhc frussians are still at Meung, but
in small force
Three opening shots of the Prussian
bombardment Of Paris were fred from
Bellevue on Friday, the l4th inst.
LONDON, Oct. 1.-THE Duke of
Mecklinbulg Schwerin reports the CAPT
tulatiun OF scissors. with 1000 French
prisoners. The Prussian army was to
enter the city on Sunday yesterday.
New YORK, Oct. IA London
special says advices received there indi-
cate that Holland and Belgium will at
once declare war against Prussia. 1t is
reported that Austria will, in that event,
interfere, ana, backed by Russia, insist
on peace.