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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-01-07
Soreness of the Throat, Chest and
Lungs.

Lungs.
Do not delay procuring and immediately
taking Goes Cough BalSan, when troubled
with any OF the above named difficulties. s.
They are all prcmonitory symptoms of Con
sumption, Al Il if not arrested ill sooner ~
later sweep YOU away into the valley of shad
ows ttom which none can ever return.
In Consumption,
Many 4 care-woru sufferer has found relief and
to-day rcloiccs that her life has been made
easy and prolonged by the use of Goes Cough
Balsam
In Short,
The people know the article. and it media M
comment sron us. 1t is for sale by every Drug
gist and dealer in Medicines in the United
States.
The G. Ct. Clark Co.,
Sole PR prictors, New Haven, c..
, 1870-01-04

sn,ounts 10 s1aooo. dIs1tbntod as foiIl~s: Home,
81 NsW Yo1f. n 81, go: Manhattzn. o5 rev Yort,
Il 80: Intersections. o. New York, 81, ,5oot Ynn-
iera Of New Yotk, Sl.6oo: Auofta. o1 illinois,
s., ,o0oi ul.nois Mutual, $4,000; Lunoesnaaa, OF
Al tcioek ih'a afternoon t,re WAS discover
cd In tho TOY factory OF A. Weber, unoccupted.
The building u SltuAto1 near several elevators
and EulIls and threatened to create terrible con-
rHETAuon, but prompt and et1c3enr AID from sAe
Water WorfB stayed the flames snd checked whe1
would Otherwise hare been dlEaaisou1 nfe. No
insurance on the propertJ and lodT heavy.
M0H11E, Jan. IA nfe occurred last ntKnt 1t
No, koTth Front and No & North Commerce
atretss, which destroyed the ttores Of PAyne
Lardne1, crockeIy deAlens cotton roou1 of Wat
son, Twin 4 CO.; store Of ). saeendan, liquor
dealer, and damaged the stock OF Giren Co,
hasdxR1e deasc1R The losses gre: Tay1c r
lArdnef, 1lROQ1, including large cargo cl m
opened goods; insured 1900. WAtsont Irwin
Co, 5000: injured $1,000. sheenhan. -, ooo;
injured $1h, ,0o1. Tbs other losses arc unknowu.
The fro wzB 1ncendfaty.
CLINTON, Iowa, Jsn. IA fre, on Sunday
morning, at hail. .paat IL o'c'ock. burn ID nve
bulldtnEs: aod came yerJ 1esI proving ae1.oa.
1ot 6 managed. Tto ios.ea He y
follows: E. a. He1road, Fifth Avenue Ho1se.
& s0, partially injured q. Kraus, sock Of liquoEs
and furniture, not injured: MytTh billiard G3-
loop, t9,u0, partly insured; ]. E. F1rnaworth'a =
cigar mAnpf1ctorJ, e23D, no insurance: ]. Brett
uugA bat9rT, &, 900. insured for A.00t.
, 1870-01-04

Threatened Indian Raid Over the
Bordcr-mcDouRull' sprtLE rto-
Rrarnnle.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
ST. pACI, Jan. g. =
Positive Information from Teublna is lecered
from perfectly reliable authority that the United
States Government has been Notified IN manner
and i1om 6ousce II Will be aourd to take nottcs
OF. TINT the Canadian ndheser "a IN 1te Red River
settlement haze incited The Sioux Indians TO raid
On PembiEa ard ST. Ju eph In retaliation, as Is
the Red River rebellion By American c1tlzeps on
tits side Of the international Aue- The lniorma-
tion on which this Eounca!.on was based. came
Goveraof aeDoaesua adhereais in he ss' settle. IT,
t. oTde5 mt ,1s 70
lie was asfurrd That, II not before then, ny the
erenlng Of spr:1g, tlis eatlrs scttlenenl On tha
out b. these Sioux marundere. Tae government
il asked 10 Deakel inquiries On the Autject and TO
R.cs!de ample protection q Eesldsats Ut Pemoina.
Washington IN a khort time.
4 letter from Penb!1g. written the day after Nc
Douga!l LEFT, lays: "TheIe has been 10 d!sanec-
ton among the patrlo.e, nor ahg idea oi giving
up the cauEe. III txed fact that there will be
no civil Nar in Red R!yef, aB the people are almost
unit ri II The puIppss Of ksepng Canada oqf and
States before they VIII eubm!t to CanAaAa yoke.
The Governor and party broke camp, yesterday.
6nd sEaF.Eo 1oT none. II u wen lor MN ana Iof
tue couutrJ. We will now have quiet ultn spt1Dg,
wien Ne Lay expect come stirring times. a. t1e
GoyeIugf has Eireu out that there Will be three
insa6ilg armies 1ato the counsry-one bv Lake
Superior one b. YorE Factory. and one by British
CouMbiR across the Rocky Mountains; sud he
cited the 1nyaklon OF Abysalnia a. 70 what the
lion conld do when he wanted 70.
flIhe same w1lter sa58: We have authority for
Knowing that the Sioux InotarA OF Little Crows
and Little Ei1.s bandt, fugi;1ses lion American
Justice, have been paid fed and kep. IL readiness
10 make fnld on the United States in the EprlnR,
and swtep us all on, In retaliation for the sup
posed part Ka hare taken aga1n.r Gore eroor Nc
DuugalL The leaders Of the Governors party In
the settlement are 1epds in human shape, and
would stop at 70 bloody means TO accomplish
ther ends, aud 1t q all fooltsane6a to suppose
that McDongall Ia not coEhizant uf all thelt do
warning 10 any OF us, anf the very last words Of
his Attorney General, Richards, to US were: We
will get GSen With you When tie time comes.'
There wlll tic ey!aeuce enough TO condemn him. -
, 1870-01-04
railroads in ,ne Quilted States.

1kQt1IOA16 IN taB GN1tGd SiatEGs
FTu,. Tie American RaiITtaI Juurau1 Jan, l, 1870.
1t Is dlfllcult with all otE accumulated facilities
to Yeuch crcr} pQrtiun OF oar y1s. county, and
ascertain tue t1ac. co1dtton at the railroad IN
terest In each Srate or Ection. And during the
ol the nation haa been - Immense and so rapid
as to make It impossible TO keep pace with ITS
growth. The construction Of the Pacific Rail
Toads, trdeed, has forced al parts 1t the county
TO railroad extension, md hence We dnd that the
extent of ull1eAXc constructed and Improvement
On old lines has been ere 10 1853 than IN any
former yesF OF Our railroad history. Wne1 We
state TINT there hare been brought into use dur
ting the year no lese thar G,ot>s u niles OF new
shan one, elshta patl 81 The total mileage
IN the country, the other aeEen. e:ghshs
having taken forty years Of varied
fortuLe to establish. Tet still Ne are progressing.
aE1 the year HoW commencing promises to eclipse
even The year tnst closed. We hATe now IN use
IN estimated mileage Of T., ,s6G.s5 miles, aud also
projected and IN progress mileage Of s7.50a65
int!eA. Take al the world without the United
S,atcg, and this ls not equalled. Truly We are
progressive, and sea III all this development
destiny as grand US injured. With our railroads
VT scale mountains ard span the un:nhabted
poinq, which are Still IN possession Of tue H.
d!ao, and open up vast 1erztores for human hab.
tIattoD, which, without the railroad, must forever
hese been closed against civilization. II We arc
Ro,rK fast, we arc going in the right direction,
and the day Ia Tot far OH which vii? give rs
Tbs great benefits We geek In our head1onE
cQuFEe The railroad will Sunlte uR, and make
us the great nation Of the world, free and lndls-
Bt luhe-
Ct nt;esge and cost TO the st1ern States aud Ter
, 1870-01-04

Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
NEH YpHK. Jan. s

Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
ME- YoHxt Jan 8
TIE HKp 11vEk F1LIBCsTKns.
The oficera Of the American Annexation League
say that half their men have already LETT Tor the
Red River country in small squads, and will tray
el IN Euch way that they cannot be :atesresed
with by the authorities. Two ex.ofrcers OF fhs
United States army nre about to visit Rupcrt's
Land Eo as to drill the halI-bseeds and organize
them Into fighting force ready to resst the Brit
sh troops In the spring,
fEE a7EA4iMT LINE.
L meeting o! several capitalists Was held to-
day 10 take meagures for establishing an Amer
lean lluc Of tteamezs 10 Europe Enor;s will be
made to secure charter from Congress with 4
hubsldy for carrying the ualia-
WALL s7HEET.
The money market opened easy this forenoon
but became str,ugcat IN the Afternoon. Rates
we're per cent geld, With commission added.
TRANSACTIONS in gold and bonds we're light, and
there appears to be q tendency To decline. The
stock market Was very dull, the principal deal
ipgs being in Eastern roads.
TIE sErIEXBER GOLD PANIC.
The Congressional committee 70 investigate the
gold speculnttous Of last september arrived to-
day Among tho Witnessed sunmoned TO appear
before tt are Abel X. Corbin, r B. CatherNood,
G. 2. Howell. J. r. Lindsay. Msjor General Bat
tetfeld, Mr. Scligmar- banker and financial au-
wiser Of General Batterne'd; Bligadler General
Babeocf, Of General Gfaa.'s stac; General Por-
Ter, Jay Gould, Janes Fnk, JF.. Dr.. Pollard,
special secretary OF Fisk and Gould; Mr. OTIS
Secretary Of The Erie Railroad Company, and sew
ersl Wall htreet bankers acd brokers. Several Of
the parties summoned have left the city. The
committee r III not h8ve the benefit Of the tnyes-
tisatlon before the grand jury In October, rs 1iI
the testimony taken at that tine VAS suppressed.
10 TILE ASSOElATED PRESS.
, 1870-01-04

New South Wales and New Z,alatd vii. carry out
tto pfopozea monthly steamer sstTtoc to San
Francisco,
$500 oAn 491nGaosu. 91Sa sAn. -IaS ant@sn ~:
more than to prohibit the INN gTsupn Of eoolIcs
and prostitutes 1t Will receive the aAsent
oo4st. Tss tias % hu 1aiiy @ Coins como " wnen
this kind OF Immigration ahdu,d be stopped" It
cersufes the Man Company for the importation Of
ChfnaB4 prostitutes in every steamer, nnd hopes
Congressional leRa!atton viii secure whss could
not be gained By voluntary concesAion-
New Tears Was observed throughout C11i1or.
nia, Oregon, Nevada and BEltl4h Columbia. The
coored people Of var1oux cities On the coat ce!-
ebrated The 1T ~ the anulre<sary Of the Kmanci-
patton Proclamation.
It appears that the japanese colony ID e Dorado
County II Only private speculation OF Helr
Schnel9, Who employs the Japanese on monthly
WegeA The Japanese are hero Of thtiS own &c.
cord. The colony Is 1oufisoi1g.
The shipments OF bnllon nom Wll!te P11o In
December we're OVER bali million dollars.
, 1870-01-04
sE:.LEE PROPOSALS

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sitssd Kiter assaeies soF.s III; III. ua:,1a.
q t. 's5i . IND isis (;
at sT. s4 ~ SssysaRs ] .ni t!:ns
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nay II r>tshlf.hr, st 1c lnoutL u tnc Msc!r.hcl
ss Fien whst:,s r csssf xeasy ia 5ozs, nr and
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Ferts Rse, Y stevrts Bp2S, d, JAM t!4r, ~ nv
m; W. BE- ,s t4 hs i the nsh Of ths MI
t.ns a.4 nd ot;s ss*s G
sd Il usn e. noaS & s ae 81,
iIS Fort s,r ia Hts Cb.,en, md t:,apa E,v =,
Aftheies, Fo1:s tIcs. Str1tnsn stord. Camp q" ~
if Ees ~ ID Il s htso 81 tue '0'h 0f s
t !. nd R1tr Axsnsy
tv, h.t b. he'd ihs mouth ): Masela-
'set n aa;f tf.ud ri RyT sr1 7e
nts.I, G.Ms 5"skr, II ~ pss: ii. nay be s:as
HUI msH,s It tue a'r'h Of sAt Au's'l' sv' aud Fs
tsom fS's Kl 1 !? f.. fttt sss7ss e. "A ;a nnSt TsWp
ncuth 4! M :ssis.:ti Kt7t!, sas +; Tta.sa.
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M f ,sS ayt b u sss ss cts B1n;o
MY IT, crt.sshrt a. The mouth Il thu Au.crsLsll
tem t.a"p cs,lses r.s th,t may b. stab
sY1sa .sS ..o vit.a -. The ,,.u.po,t.,,, nj
s sc sF L. 4as tef 1s;s:s as t @ NJ ss,a =
Ct:. 'ex. q t;.Fsxe @ e,'l. q .i'n1t ri The po.ts
Nisa;rs ", ,sc - l;.r.fstsv tor EACH nna:
.ssf .s Ms1s u H. II : Il sa shs y
vii the s+,y1cp froya zach ct th, ptortuS oort.
T. The ecytrsI rcrts cf t-.ttuati,u alurens,IerI =.
r. ttuws -"
4. hr rate at which thfy will TRANSPORT esca rterc-
an, eoItitr Ie.btp past .~ 10 b. rTnvt1 frr ofe.,,
ns fIe =, MI. fsrft.ts st- ,s,L ,I
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tAT 1'i T.. Vntr - ~, 1.ns, =, r;Hch ~. viii
+,.n. an,t ear niirt 1s' He-eN9 a. "N11 'Asl NIL
~ Tie NJ ~ hch strr nd, trae,por. hcr4..
io1 fr, INK se aElna: = ha1os:asa ss stsmbss;S
and con ,so! toat.. Brn.s vii " sxpeetl ." ~
s,sr lis K, s:nll ert i essh: H.. p-siafiacS
E..r Vii Gr a ID ID eaT-y n,at, IL tsc xcIu.jo =.
eo,. mn -rt GTrtshf T''' s ~
b. .t,aesoF viii ~ required 70 Transport eto.es b.
,td in lin II cEt cf iausn hy nsar t1.d *tafca
r cS1ved is t esntsae:sf III n.post1ln must 1t
Hdders X III rsue EIJc the T.t :. w.;ieh tlcF will
u:Hish orta1ion iusvu srs.r .aouF fae that
eTtin.{ys .iII cxr 40 tuxt VIII b. r. I I'd to 20 u3
IN 10 pin1 down 1t i..st ID ns IT xovrsa-
Eb1atn III i ~: b. 1ccutrtd - :u;uikh any iown
- NNN'~-- TAS -''-
, 1870-01-04
gaTEs0F SUBSCRIPTION, "a! abIeIn adEaase.
DAlk4Es
Tic Daily Edition pcT yea1, slrg.e eopJ ...st:.ou
TIxE.V EEkkE.Ys
The Trl.WeeIly EdH!on, eingle cory ....S C.oo
WEEKLY.

One rnnT nnc wear 2.DO
Fnnv can}es nIc year .0 Ure addrcas ,,.. I "
Ten copies. one wear, to one aduress....... 10 ~
Twenty copies, cue year, TO one address,. &.3.uD
Fifty copies, one 5ear, u oEe 7ddresA..... 6p.oo
In making the nbove very low prices, and IN Of
fertnR tie hieh commissions below, We require
that the cuha shall SO to one dddrrzs ard De MADE
IF AMI rennltted for AT oSR TINE When sao-
scr1bers wish papers to be addressed to each ln1'
ydnal II the clnb, fifteen cents 1n1st be added 70
the subscription for each name to be Tdsseo.
An an lpducenent 10 Pos1mastera, and others,
TO interest themselves in the circulation OF TIE
WEEKLY TRIBUNE, and To reimburse them for the1
laooS and expense, We WILL ALLOW them twenty
per cent commission upou all subscriptions 10
the Weekly. made IN accordance With above Eates-
The commission docs not app:y 10 the DauJ OF
TnWeefiJ. ...-...
In addition TO tbla commission Of tFeosJ PET
cent We o,.es for the thittten ia1eA Hfeksy tfaes
recetYed on OF before tho fifteenth day OF jnouafy,
SIT, shc following ....
, 1870-01-04
The California nnd Oregon Bouna
Gury.

From fht San fTdAttSoD d It'd, Ltc. n.
The manner II which the work OF establishing
the boundary betV Veen California and Oregon mas
been prosecute to speedy completion ts worthy
Of particular comirtnuAtsou. The line wna SUI
ve5ed b. order Of the Secretary OF the Interior,
hpd UIder Instructions from -'ofenh s. Wflsop,
Commissioner OF the General Land ONCE, BY Dan
lei G. Major. United States Assronomcr md Sur
The y orr wa1 commenced n August 1Sss, At
the 19oth meridian and Oh the I'D psr 1lftL run
due west 10 the Pacific Ocean. distance Of 9l9's
miles. The 1c1d work wRs finished lasG August.
and Mr. Daniel q. Major, having completed bis
nap. LETT this CITY few DAYS unce for Washing
ton 70 make his EnA report
Much labor and care hhve been appended to
make tho boundary both ACCURATE ard readily dis
upEushed- F1re asErpe nncat observations were
put rp, and about fifteen hundred obseT Adoas
were taken With . large astronomical trAusst and
Wnrdetpanna astronomical zenith telescope. A
ment. pIrsmidal IN ahspe, tndelibly market, and
IRON kiI TO eight feet IN height
Tho coon..y through + ~n;ch the boundary rsss-
eB IL DESCRIBED u mountainous and heaStly t!ua-
oe.ed with IL, pine, and juniper. IL maoy place.
ber, it was With great tl4ncuity Tint the lice
could be run. Three large lakes we're crossed
Gpose Lake, Rhett, and Klamath. Toa
nrHt named is about sixty miles IN length
and nne in x1dth: the northern hsh lies M
Khettis eighteen niles lorE hut ten tu widif-.oe
line c1oksex near tho northern end kla 1Ath.
which u shout eighteen miles long a1d thirteen
vice, Is also divided nearly IN toa cenHe. The
land eatt Of Goose Lake u aEsnlo sud s1sellent
for Fett3ers, where the re srrkes 1ha CAli.o<nlr
and Oregon eacon road :from thence 10 the Fac' oe
| the character Of The country u that of grea'
mineral region. There is copper near tao ca3sT
| ard through the St.kisou range ol u.ounsais
gold-beAs1nB quartz II Il tho opinion Of tn
, 1870-01-04

The aIa1m from Boz :. 1t hkli.rs1t 10 O'Clock in the
evcg ~ ecea.Ionet By the itcovtzJ Of FIRE In the
fourth ztosx ef the building the Of Franklin
and Suth Wste. ttreet. The three UPPER ttoes were
occupied By the utic.eo Boot and Baoe Ccncau< and
lie sto hy C. D. HeEcock, dealer In tAfd+ ANS
e Ihs loss stoet tust saed hr the ie.mes xiA be
about And tty lAtter nominal About 4s dam.
sfe a. dnae to The binding. which ~ wei Il The
coatts t., Is in.urtd- .
sksrtiy before J O'Clock yesterday morning = frc
hrckc In The stnfy trAte building No. 81 State
s,I-xt, eetulard by Nh. Aulia Las, fnsni;atc.
aont to The bdnx wtll Be ahens saoa The fans
tx va not ioju:cd rasrersJ Mre hnln esascd that
she lo*t slbe 10 m :nrr and eold watch,
stlcet owntt By Z. II. kaox md occupied Ia the np.
per 4tery b. AEs, Wcotworh. md IL the lower y
Thomas Waltt. = meat ehop. EAt dain<ted 20 tho
t1'eif II o. insured in tie lIua. EaEA' Ioas 4
atout t15s: t3 ineurAtee. AEs Heod~orths loss II
tr1fttuE. .. .. ..---. go.
Tbs bsueert ot Nes II .nd t:9 Illinois street. nsed
n the oven 3tc:, If WieIman 4 DrrtEes tsketT
e.nxhs a1o from tho oven 5eaetdsJ norDtne bat ue
Ixn,aKr Y a 1srS.
, 1870-01-04
sicHlsAn AHp NABAsH AVENUE BRIDGES.

IT, III Editor r The chien9o Tfi.uA::
The Chicago, Burlington / Quincy Railroad
Company yes.eIdar surveyed the ground, and
took The bearings Of the various residences on
Michigan and Wabash Ayenues- They expect 10
tIoc ted forthwith to carry cut their pla1s: ctr-
tAnly gpod time Il coming for some lawyer.
TIE wkeIs OF property In the vicinity Intend 10
test, In The name oi a NONRESIDENT, before the
S.rIeue Coult teyenlual!g}. whether the Common
Council OF ary othtf poTcr, aas a hight TO Inter.
cent Of imrede, IN auy manner Whatever, public
hieh9av, after II has once been opened. There
Ia tut ole exception known to the Courts 10 the
tlttos, OF Law, VIZ, that OF wa1. 4 CITIZEN.
CHICAGO, Jan. 9, 1ssD.
, 1870-01-04

Meeting OF tho General Assembly
Election OF OItlCcfr-Foul Play
Suspected,
ColtNnrs, O., Jan. 2-Ehe General Assembly
Net at 10 ocioct
lne Senate organized By clrctfDg E. r. Hall
thcpueene3o} Clerk, and d. F. Churchill tDemo-
me Aoase partially organized by e!cetn3 l. ).
County. spealtr: The vote Etood: Gun.
ninSnsm: naSan5:, -; ;ecsS1S nsnp's u: nteseoer
Tpte, ind By sotlng for himself Haa eiected.
Atnoa Iamnon, Democrst, wa1 elected Clerk,
Three Republican Refo:meta, from Uanlltop
County yp1ed Eeaduy With The Democrats.
Feais are enterta!ned for the tarety Of Charlie,
q. Nash, lhte Cashier Of the Fourth Nauou.l
Bank Of this city, who recently Nc.t to ArkRnsa1
rectly ttuce his departure, and Enao Of h!s rauc
Was Iecentls shot near L!it!e RocE-
, 1870-01-04
MICHIGAN,

Er1 nllclpattnu Celebration ut Dc
troIt-TFAins DeSsaY Yed by Suosys
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
DETROIT, Jan. g.
TIE anniversary Of the rroclamatloc Of Emau-
ctpation has been Observed By the colored cltl.
zenB today with public meetings IN both the
morning and evening, ind Other appropriate cere-
M3E!eE.
TIE heavy storm yesterday has completely
blocked up the roads and deaTed tIalu8 east OF
this city by enow. In Canada the fall vas very
heavy.
, 1870-01-04
MARYLAND.

Ex-Co1lector Webster and the john
son 1npcnchme Trtnl.
BALTIMORE, jan 3-Coionel Webster, late Col.
Iector Of thts port, publishes card, IN which he
RAISING Of money to buy scuators OF for any other
corrupt or Improper purpose, or that was awa1e
Of any money 10 oe Used for such purposes 10 con-
pecton with Nj. Johpaon's trial. ID absolutely and
entirely false" lie staies the circumstances Of
the raising Of some q, n40 in Baltimore toWa[da
tie payment Of Ar. Johnson's counsel 1eea. which
was paid to Hon. Edmund Cooper IN The presence
Of Hon. Stephct Eou Archer, and adds: - II any
senator waa br,l'etl to vote TOR MI JohEsons &C
part IN that dsgracefui business, aud aru utterly
t4Io,Apt OF any purpose or attempt to do an."
, 1870-01-04

tjopkt tler havs nerer ep]o5ed 1T who are wtnE to
de If BIZ achieve thAt bot who zrn mot wdlF
10 hTo WITHOUT It longer.
NEw YoRx, Jau.
The Cuban Jucta clatmS to have Information Of
4 recent victory Of Qocseda oTer the spacisE
forces rea1 Moyote, In the extern part Of the
iAlacd. The Spanlards attacked Quese.lA's con-
pAry and Tefd Feputatd,
, 1870-01-04
WISCONSIN.

Tribute OF RcBpect 10 the Lntc Con.
grcHAt1tnn I1opktnss
special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
MADISON, jan. 8.
Governor Fa1rchud has i6sued an ot1c ial order
expressing his deep sorrow at announcing the
death OF Nj. Horktns, III which ne directs the
Capitol nag to te displayed at hAiima4t till after
tue funeral, and the Capi'ol dfAped In mourning
for thirty days. as tukt tribute Of respect to Ar.
uppkt1F. Of whom he says: In the iul[ ylgof OF
life, ln the midst Of 3 career Of great usefulness,
he hos parsed from the ealth. public servant
Of rare efficiency, au Intelligent. faithful repte-
sentative Of his constituents, tlm and generous
fHeld his name Will be held dear 10 tic people be
has 10 long and 20 often REI[edxn y
, 1870-01-04
PRIN cETON.

Fatally Injured by n Failing Trecs
Special Despatch TO The ChIcaso Tn5uoe.
PRINCETON, IL, Jan 8.
On Saturday last, Jonathan Corbin Vas engaged
in fel1!rg tree, on his farm, IN The township Of
with him. and, wneD the tree fell It fell upon him,
broke his fg, ard otherwise 40 injated him that,
though he was still Ayicg today, his recovery Is
hOnefcEA.
, 1870-01-04

Total. +tGas 6ass+37 f35s. 7.6s3
The annual progress Of railroad building stucc
IN 1872 tue commencement MAS ulade In tue con.
s,,uction OF the Granite Railroad. at Quincy,
M8Ss.. to the present time, ts shown II tbs 1oiioW
Ing tablt.
, 1870-01-04

.A1IAHT, jan 3.-The Democratic Assembly
caucus, this evening. nominated Tu. Hltchnau.
OF New Iork, for SpsaseE; J. Rhodes, Sergeant.
The Democratic Senatorial caucus nominated
Hiram Caik:ns for Clerk; Senator Murphy fcf
President PRO ttnfuEk.
the Republican Assembly Caucus nominated
n. Hnsted for Speaker, aud E. F. Cnderh!l foE
C.erk. 30 Republican Senatorial caucas held.
, 1870-01-04

The partnership a"fetofure exciting Le:wte1 Enders
kae~elsre in--'~ !,nftnees Of dcaterr IN Wo*a nhd
Coal h.8 been dissolved Ly uasua consent All debts
of the 1.tr sFm Re raid only 10 r. h bc:s, sud
hs v III settle al listlEipA Ihe business Will b.
t!pued 1T tie lA1ut tl.c*' by L. kar.etefE
JACOB ENDkKS -...
.... .. EHAEEOTT kAfSE1EH5
, 1870-01-04

Threatened Indian Eknfd Over the
Hordcr-mr rDopRlAl&,s SPriLE rf0-
Rrnfunle.
Ena.ciAl ncanntch To The Chtcaeo Tuhune
, 1870-01-04
GEORGIA.

General Terry Assumes Command
OF the Stnkos
ATLANTA, Ga, Jan. B,-Gerersl TeHF ta-day
assumed command Of this State Is district under
TIE kecouAIhcttqn kc4,
, 1870-01-04
CALIFORNIA.

Com umeFce OF San FkxnciSco-Emnu-
e1p&aton Dny.
SAN FRlTc1soo, Jan. 9.-1n the past year b90
With ca1Eoes valued At t9l,ooe, 900 IN treasure.
Shipped during The aalne period, E.ooo, ,ooo. N.
clndlnG rtmttt3uces by sea and railroad.
The coored people OF the CITY yesterday eel
eerattd the auuiyeraafy Ct tho emancipation
Proclamation.
intelligence u recelyed that the colonies q
, 1870-01-04
IOWA.


from Japan,
CoCEc1I BLUFFS, Jan. a.-Two tors Of s;}kTprm
tgEs, under charge Of NJ. Wl:tsanaoh, came il
the hsgxage car OF the Pullman hotel tfaln from
San francisco lo'day. III. FIuenparn left
Yokohama, JsPan, December 3 win
these eEgF, reaching Du4ha In
Just thtrJt days, lie lett for Chicago by tina
essa1y 10 put on a train OF cars to accommodate
tte bpstnesf, the kaIne IS has been
doIe 10 properly handle the fruit
hama Ia twenty-five ceuts per pound In gold. In
this shipment there Wsre saGentY-eleht packages
Of stye1iy pounds eacl. and yalnet O: $500
per package ME- ". Blstak6 IN high praise OF the
route, ani ts hopeful OF this experiment, with
very little doahra OF 1ts Success, and the fntufe
benefits fhe Enfrcaf!s wifi derive.
, 1870-01-04
CHICAGO, Jan. 3-MldEigh..

II ttf Et3?Nrf q Fhf (EirE00 3Ftss:
TIC ttslke Of operators has rot been anything
Ike AZ eAtetRivc a reported bs the strikers. TIE
ERE tCn:EG Into the city from The leadog 1atl.
Yosts, ard also fhose seeking employment. II ts
10 operate THIS company q wires without taxing
back Any OF the strikers. J. ]. S. WILSON,
SUPERINTENDENT.