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kET,
y PER CENT. GOLD
First Mortgage Bonds,
Coupon or Registered, and free OF U. g. Tax,
PRINCIPAL,AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN GOLD,
ISSUED BY THE
Buring con. Cedar Rapids, and
NIiA ,~&sOta R. R. 90.
The small remaining balance OF the Loan for sale
At 30 and Accrued Interest i'm
Currency.
Interest payable May and November.
JInSIAs :; EPgAR TH9MsoE' SSSeT' Trustees.

Interest payable May and November.
j. EDGAR THOMSON, | r-r.,oos
CHARLES L. FROST, { Aiu'
The bonds are issued at $4,000 per mile against
the portion only Of the line fully completed and
equipped.
The greater part Of the road is already in opera
ton, and the present earnings are iargey in
OF the operating expenses and interest on the bonds.
The balance OF the work necessary to establish
through connections thereby shortening the dis
tance between ST. Paul and Chicago as miles, and 90
miles to St. Louis is rapidly progressing in time for
the movement of the coming grain crops, which, it
is estimated, will double the present income of the
road
The established character OF this road, running as
it does through the heart OF the most thckysettled
and richest portion OF the great State OF Iowa, to-
gether with its present advanced condition and large
earnings, warrant us la unhesitatingly recommend
ing these bonds to investors in every respect an
undoubted security. small quantity Of the issue
only remains unsold, and when the enterprise is
completed, which will be this fall, an immediate ad-
vance over subscription price may be looked for.
The bonds have fifty years to run, are convertible
at the option of the holder into the stock of the Com
pany at par and the payment OF the principal is pro-
vided for by a sinking fund. The convertibility
privilege attached to these bonds cannot fail to cause
them, at an early day, to command a market price
considerably above par. u. S. Fvetwenties at pre-
sent prices return only AZ per cent currency inte-
rest, while these bonds pay 9X per cent, and we
regard them to be safe and fully equal as security
to any Railroad Bond issued; and until they are
placed upon the New York Stock Exchange, the
rules of which require the road to be completed we
obgate ourselves to rebuy at any time any OF these
bonds sold by after this date at the same price as
realized by us on their sale.
All marketable securities taken in payment free OF
commission and express charges
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onth during thAt DerlOd: :

Whole year "A '0S. As 20. .606 ......295
The average rain fall of the past 33 years, in
Guiding 1870, has been 1870 inches or nearly 2
inches in excess of the quantity which has
fallen in 1870. The highest rain fall during this
period of 33 years was in 1867, when 60 6 inches
FELL the lowest on record was in 1925, when
only 1916 inches fell. The greatest quantity of
rain which has fallen in any one month was
Is 81 inches, in August, 1857 the least was '25
inch. in Sentemher. 1916.
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RAIN.

The Rain Fall During the Year 1870, Com
pared with That of 33 Years.
During the year, rain fell on l27 days, on %
heaviest rain fall, 628 inches. was in May,
during which month occurred the greatest
number OF rainy days, 10 in number, but two of
which, however, were characterized by con-
tinuOus rain. The lightest rain fall was ia De-
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Ct o L ID.

Tho Fluctuations In the Precious Metal During
the Year 1870 aud Previous Years.
In the following table are given the highest
and lowest points touched by gold in each
month of the present year, as compared with
the two previous years.
1s7e 1862 1885,
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MAJ. 900. I'D 10R Or 3R 2eR 29R
The change of two members in the Senate
gives the control of that branch to the Demo-
cracy by majority, while the loss of Repub-
lican members in the House of Representativ
cuts down the Republican majority 10 that
branch from 20 to, 10 reducing the Republican
majority on joint ballot from 80 to 8.
In the following table are given the majori-
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FINANCIAL.

THE STRONGEST AND BEST-SE.
Il CURBB, AS WILL AS MOST PRoFITA5 5LE
INVESTMENT NOW OFFERED IN TIE MAR
KET,
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In the following table is given the quantity of
rain which fell during each month of the year,
in comparison with the mean rain fall of 33
years, and the maximum and minimum rain
fall of each month during that period
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1877 1
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JAY COUkE n CO..
FISCAL AGENTS NORTHERN PACIFIC r. r. co.
No. ia South Third street. Philadelphia Corner of Mas
Sdu and Wall streets, Neio York; No. 452 Fifteenth
street, Washington, D. c.; by National Banks, and by
Brokers generally throughout the country 1928
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CITY LNTR LLIR n ~ q r..
(For additional CITY Ne,os See Eighth Pd7e)
METEOROLOGICAL.

A Therm ometricnI Review OF the Wear 1870
Comparisons with the Past-rhe UnexamDiod
UHeated Term Of the Summer and Autumn.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-04-07

00O DpIZEC Worth from 81. 90 20
JOO MILO 800 In G~rsenbacks,
HOLD MAGAZINE, the largest and best Dollar Monthly
in the world. Similar prizes 70 be repeated soon.
Full particulars IN March Number, For sale by all
Newsdealers, or sent with Catalogue OF Premiums on
Sceipt Of accents. Address, 8. 3. WOOD, New
burgh, New York.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-04-07

(LAEAA 46LM n
sis it true, Sir Royl oh, Sir
Roy, tell me if they've deceived me.
or If it is real solemn truth 1t
seems like 1 can't believe it, be-
cause"
ais what true? Woman, who are
you ? and why am I thus disturbed
In my own study ?"
Sir Roy Fairfax's voice, raised in
anger, and Sir Roy Fairfaxis incens-
ed brow would have been appalling
to most people, but Mary OWenson
did not finch, standing there with
her little babe clasped to her breast.
She was a pretty, slender young wo-
man, rather wan and pale, but pos
sessing a certain grace, like the I'M
cultured birch tree of the woods, and
her dress, of some coarse wooden
material, half hidden by a red shawl
drawn over her head, was singular
ly picturesque.
81 knew it couldn't be SO, Sir,
Roy,n said Mary, courtesying tre-'
mulOusIy as she spoke. what's
a hare or q partridge TO you, sir, as
has woods and covers full of lem,
compared to my mans life-for he'll
die, sir, him as was always livin' in
the fresh air, If you shut him up in a
Jail. 1t wasn't that he meant to do
any harm, sir, but them Radical ale
house meetin's, sir, why they'd lead
anybody astray He'll be safe not
to do itagain, sir-I'n pawn my word
for that"
she wiLL be safe, if there be safety
in bolts and bars,n said Sir Row.
1.-THE sentence of the law has been
passed upon him-he must abide the
consequences of his own act.n
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-04-07
e YOUNG MEN

sole owners of Colburn's and Red jacket Patent.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-04-07
PLANTATION BITIERS,
S. T.-1seO-x

This wonderful vegetable rest0ra
tive Is the sheet-anch0r Of the
feeble and debiIitated. Asa tonic
and cordial for the aged and IanguIi
it has no equal among st0machics
As a remedy for the nervous weak
ness to which women are especially
subject, it is superseding ever
other stimulant. In all climates
tropical, temperate or frigId, II
acts,as a specific in every species Of
disorder which mdermines the
bodily strength and breaks down
the animal spirits.
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St. Louis Advertisements
0UR %HOUsR.

Or "The Unwritten Word by the popular author Of
Night Scenes in the Bible.
Pnes success. All who have one want the other
nose-unted paper. Steel Engravfngs. Clergymen,
Ieachsrs, energetic men and ladies wanted In every
toWnsnlP 70 act as agents. A paying business. Send
lor clrenlar. ZEIGLER, q CO.,
sos N Sixth street, st. Louis, Mo.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-04-07

why Don't You Go To Work.
can furnish a few live men in every county with
for six months. Business light and respectable. Suit
able for an office or for travelling. / have no cheap
catch-penny affair, but one OF the most useful. fngen
ions and wonderful little machines ever invented- a
Genuine Curiosity. 1t won't cost You much "a
write 70 me, and Twill send 800 to any one who II
dissatlsdedw with the Investigations Aodress, enelos
d: q. BOX aaAl IS John street New York.
M ANHOOD A. WomRnhood.-Essays for
Nlyoungmen 4. ee in sealed envelopes. How
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-04-07

FOUNTAIN PPM VIE shsss gssss VIA
ana make9nne writing. Highly BY an
pslns tnems Only y genu per dozen. Two sample
Say Where you snutthis .av.rs.an.s,
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-04-07
THE NEW ARTIcLE0 Of FOOD.

THE NEW ARTICLE OF FOOD.
For twenty-five cents you
can buy Of your Druggist OF
Grocer a package Of Sea
Moss Farine, manufactured
from pure Irish Moss, Of
Carrageen, which Will make.
sixteen quarts of Blanc
Mango, and a like quantity
Of Puddings, Custards,
Creams, Charlotte Russo,
&C., &c. 1t is by far the
cheapest, heaIthiest and
most delicious fOod in the
world.
RAND SEA MOSS FARINE CO.,
RQ Do~n- nn-~
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coLBURM's PATENT
RED AXE

8 better than our regular shaped Ares for these rea-
ons. F1rstZt cuts deeper. eecond-t don't gtick n
No time e wasted in taking the axe out Of the cut
more work than with regular axes. Red paint has
nothing to do with the good qualities Of this Axe for
all our Axes are painted red. II your hardware store
does not keep our goods. we win gladly answer In
qulrfes or ill your orders direct, or give you thename
OF the nearest dealer who keeps our axes
LIPPINCOTT q BAKEWELL,
ri t~fsf Pittsburgh, Pa,
sole owners ofColburn's and Red Jacket Patents.
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West, or as sultana from Eastern tribes ana m
lips Of that dear old, chvalrc De Lesseps, who. but
uge in foreign land Your readers nave n"t for.
forgotten Imperia, the high-souled girl, now head
nurse Ia an Ambulance--witty, well read sensible
and fashionable Imperia-now left by her own viii
TO the horrors OF siege, and moving about amonr
wounded men with the same grace as when We
stood UP together for waltz or quadre at gorgeous
'etes at Cairo--retes at Port Said-iilumlnations
ana all the entertainments or the East
the holy calm OF primitive population
artstie 0S was bot s areame
and as dream had LEFT nothing but regrets behind.
Wen, Dn. had 70 pack; IL was quickly done, and
door was opened. withour so much as the f0rmahty
OF q knock. What's up? was my first thought on
turning round. There stood three Breton mobiles,
one 10 % b asa - ua,d ae they mad
SAID, "pray make yourselves comfortable; mere il
the Key OF my cellar, ana the key of what was my
When you have done with both be Kind enough 10
hand them over TO the porter or this house. who is
the doorkeeper; adicu.n did not say word about
conndlng to their honor the preservation OF my
ments would not even turn TO look at those
tasteful nick-nacks OF happier days and
Yespetro'j photo, poor fellow, not heard Of since
Sedan, and hooked down Malcolm Dorohgherty's
walking stick, was out OF the house
and street before the trio oil Bretons had com
pletey understood our relative positions host and
guests. When reached the Sc. Lazare precincts
turned into restaurant, ordered recherche meal,
with an extra bottle OF care and, l say 1t 70 my
pride, lett Paris Ike gentleman. How Iar went,
and what occurred in my pursuit OF Fashion, shall be
recorded in my next correspondence The FAR are
All on the seacoasrs and | am not beyond the pale
oil Civilized society. had promised Fr0ufrou's let
ter 10 ne nom Dleppe but as am sailing about on
tue fringe borders OF France In Vespeiros pleasure
yacht MIN hls drooping wife and child TO take care
OF, WI write Dieppe.dipping letter from the Ca
siho Vi lhat place myself.
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RED RIVER.

another War Brewing-Tho French Half
Breeds Arsning-Rieps Adjutant General
shot.
TORONTO, Oct. 8, 1870.
Intelligence has been received from Fort Garry to
September %, via st. Cloud, MIMI, October g. The
French half-breeds are mastering about st. Joseph
and Pembina, threatenlngsboats descending the Red
river Captain Cooks company OF the Ontario bat
TALON has been sent into camp Pembina to pro-
tect the government. Other parties are coming
down. Great uneasiness prevails in the settlement.
II the French commit any overt act 1t feared that
general row VIII ensue
Lieutenant Butler, or the Sixty ninth regiment
VIII go TO PeEbina to ascertain the position OF af
1airs at that place. Advices from Pcmoina OF Sep
TENDER ~ state that all quiet on the frontier De-
serters from the American army are numerous.
O'D0nohue and party are at Pemplna.
winnipeg advices OF September u, VIA 1t. Cloud,
MIMI, october Q. state that Leplne. adIgtant gene
raj TO Riel, had been shot at Pembna by man
whose vile he had seduced. james Ross new
house had been burned down. as was supposed. by
an ncendlary. Colonel Jarvis and Captain Herchi-
mer had lett for New York and Canada respectively.
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ACCIDENT ON The NORTH RIVER.

The Cunard Steamship Tnrifa Runs Down a
small BOat-One Man Drowned.
Between four and five o'clock last evening the
Cunard steamship Tarifa was slowly steaming out
from the dock at Jersey City on Its outward trip.
One man, who was left ashore, procured small
boat and followed OUT, accompanied by two other
men. When the boat was alongside the steamship,
the latter was slowly moving along so that the boat
glided backwards to the rudder and, coming within
the innnence Of the propeller, was capsized Pilot
Price, Of the ferryboat Hudson City, at once turned
to the relief OF the men, but before the ferryboat
arrived there the tugboat Pluto had rescued one OF
the men and the crew OF the Tariff dreT another
aboard The third whose name was not ascertained,
was drowned, and several persons on the ferryboat
positive that there were four men IN the boat.
In that case two were drowned. The tugboat
Fletcher was also on hand, but although the boat
raised up there was no appearance Of the miss
Ing individual.
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TBLRCRAPHIC NEWS
r r O M
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
81 "cNcr>rscr-~r ~,cc-cc,>~rc~
South Germany Hesitates Over
German Unity.
Prince Karageorgewich OF
Hungary Acquitted.
>-N~~r~~~>~~->~~->~>~~e
Troubles in Asia Near the Rus
sian Frontier.
MURDER OF A CHINESE PRINCE.
MURDER OF A CHINESE PRINCE
The Rush to the Diamond Re-
gi0ns Of Africa.
GERMANY
TELEeRtM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.


The Agitation for N Change of the Constitution
of the North German Confederation.
LONDON, Oct. 8, 1870.
The NEW YORK HERALD correspondent at Berlin
felegraphs that powerful party is in that city ag
Eating for change In the constitution OF the North
German Confederation. 1t is determined not to
accept union with the South German States with
out fully considering the details. Austria will not
oppose German unity and consequently all dlfllcul
ties will proceed from the Southern governments,
which desire to preserve their independence. The
influence OF the new party referred to Is marked,
is the party OF progress, and the belief Is that it
will effect union favorable to the interests OF
freedom.
No Correspondence Recently Between the
King and the pope--Public Meeting Reguln-
ti0ns.
BERLIN, Oct. s, 1870
The Anzef1er (ofclal journaD denies the existence
OF any correspondence between King William and
the Pope since the 3Oth OF July last.
General Won Fakenstein has revoked his prohibit
tion against social democratic meetings. He exacts
police supervision OF any meetings tending to en-
bolden France to decline reasonable terms peace
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BINGHiHT0N REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL
/ CONVENTION.

BINGHAMT0N, Oct. s, 1870.
The Republican Congressional Convention Of the
Twenty-sixth district met on Wednesday and ad-
journed on Friday night. temporarily without max
Ing nomination. Seven hundred and fifty ballots
were taken without result. The following indt-
Gates the position OF the candidates:-On the first
ballot G.. W. Hotchktss, the present Congressman,
received the seven votes Of Broome; Milo Goodrich
Lawrence the four votes or Schuyler. Then Hotch.
kiss received the eleven votes OF Broome and Schuy-
Ter and Goodrich received eleven. Lastly the votes
OF Broome and Schuyler were cast for Lawrence,
making eleven for him and eleven for Goodrich,
the Goodrich delegates declining under tnstructiOns
to change Their votes. The Convention viii meet
again on Monday.
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sKIpPIN G NE w s.
Almanac for New York-TAIs Day.
PORT OF NEW YoRA, OCTOBER s, 1870.
CLEARED.

CLEANED.
Steamship Tarifa r, Murphy Liverpool via Queenstown
Steamship City Paris (Br,, Mirehouse Lverpoo
@ Dale. -
Steamship Helve.ia Br, cris Llverpoo-Na.onal Steam
Steamship Cambria tBr, Carnaghan, Glasgow
steamship MORO Castle, Adams, Atlantic NAH
Steamship Lodona, Hovcy. New Orleans-C Mallory 4
Steamship George Washington. eager New orleans-H
steamsh,psan Jacinso. Atkins, savannah-wm 6ari-
steamship Huntsville. crowe!l. sayannas--R Lowaen.
Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff, Charleston--H Morgan
Steamship wyanoke, Bourne Norrolx. City Point and
Asamrn Sonn GDson winters Georgetown Dc and
Stesmanp Volunteer. jones' PhladcDha- Steam
Steamship. Ashlnnd, Beckett Boston
Steamship wansutia, Fish. new Bedrord-Ferguson
Ship Adelaide tBr). Jeffrey. Liverpool A Baxter Co.
Bark Lady Turner tBr,, Vincent. Mcibourno-R Came
Bark straton Br,, Jsane. Cork Falmouth orders
Bark Dsms.ra G,. Rose, Esinore for orders-c Tobias
Bark Kate Murphy, Bremen Brett, Son Co.
Bark sharpsburg, Rogers, Charleston-Eyans Ball Co
:, Brig Santos (Swe) Eckerman, sevileWsndt, Tetens
Brig berry, Fossett, chareston--Evans. Ball Co.
Sour Queen OF the Begians (Br) Miller haita-G Bull
schr Franklin Bell. Brewster, Falmouth, Ja-A II Solo.
:, schI MAsnta (Br), NcBurnie St John. NB-crandAu,
Bertaux q 20.
schr Mockng Bird tBr). Thompson, st John, NIP Ne
vlus 4 Sons.
schr " Chapman (Br). Packhsm, 81 John, MP I
NcviuB 4 Sons
schr Hattie Butler, Strickland Indianola and Lavacca
upper Bcattic.
Schr Leonessa, Meyers. Galveston-C II Mallory 4 Co.
Schr Merwtn Pearcc, Wilmington, NC-Eyans Ball &
Co.
Schr W Saunders. Murray. Newborn, Nc-Jonas Smith
60.
schr l. A Bayles, Bayles, Georgetown. Brun. 4
Saght.
schr Walter Scott Br), Sypher. Ezabcthport- MENUS
Son.
sehr Thos Seymour, Burgess. New Bedford Ferguson
Wood.
Schr + J Owen Scllcck, Hartford-Rackett 4 Bro
schr Kate Gordon, Smedley, Bridgeport.
Schr Dart, Thompson, Stamford.
Steamer + Cadwallader Hazci. Baltimore.
Steamer BRISTOL Wallace, Philadelphia
Steamer ID Utley, Davis. Philadelphia
Steamer Mars urumly, PhiadeIpnls.
Steamer A Sinners Lenny. Philadelphia
Steamer w q Pierrepont, Shropshire, Phladcoha.
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A CHARITY FAIR IN WASHINGTON.

The st. AloysIus Relief Society, Of Washington,
d. c., OF which Mrs. General Sherman is president.
proposes to open fair in that city early In Decem-
Der In aid Of the objects OF that charity which
are generally the relief OF poor families particularly
women. The society has in view the establishment
of depot for supplies OF groceries, CLOTHING and
materials; Of laundry, where wages NAV he earned
by women unable to procure other employment. and
OF an industrial school for children ana Young rirls
Mrs. Colonel Dunbar, one OF the executive Commit.
money and articles for the fair. The Character OF
the ladies who officers OF the society is uuaran
tee that ali such contributions win be well apnlled
and certainly, charity can be no better directed
than in aiding to promote the objects OF the society
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Pansrd through Hsii Care,
BOUND SOUTH.


steamship Prancona, Bragg. Portland for New York vita
ndsc ana passengers. TO j y Ames
Brig Susan Br, Crow Glaze Bay Tor New YORK, with
10 q II Brewer.
YORK, with planter 70 cranda Bcr,aux to
DcWof
Brig Memphis (Br), Macomber Windsor for New York
with piaser TO CrandaI, Beraux Co weasel to Whit
Brig Annie Collins (Bn, Cochran. windsor for New York.
with plaster TO Crandn. Bertaur Coyessel to III De
Wolf.
with plaster, 10 Crnndni, Bertsux 4 Co.
Schr Nicola Hiard. Machas for New YORK; with lumber,
20 Chase, Talbot u Co. -
Schr Jonathan Cone Crosby, Wareham for New York
Schr Cranmer, Scranton. Fail River Tor Philadelphia.
Schr Eliza Rayror Hutchinson, Providence for Rondoui.
sehr Marcus Hunter Orr. Providence for New York.
schr Co.nelius Pratt, Providence for New York.
Schr Awa,er, Parker, Providence for Philadelphia
schr Gen Banks, Fitzgerald, Wexford for New York.
Schr Sarah Laverne, Avery Norwich for New Yor2
schr Helen, Perry, Norwich for New York.
Schr Adcphi Allen, Norwich for New York.
schr Empire, Baker. New London for Elizabehport
schr l. Daniels, Smith, Hartford for New York.
Schr fngrahnm, Dickinson Hartford Tor Phlladerhte
Schr Ellen Duhield Raynor Portland. O. for New York
Schr Robert Smith, Basden, Portland CT Tor New forA.
Schr Brazo,, Colbert. Portland, ~, for New York.
Schr Chas Noslharn Peton, Portland, Ct for New YORK
schr John Wright Dickens Portland Ct for New lors
town, DC.
schr Hsrrc2 SARAH Dabcock, New Haven for Elizabeth
port.
Schr Little David Blar New Haven for Elizabnhpoft
schr IA Trpp Nickerson. New Haven tor New fors.
Schr Lawson, HUI, New Haven for New York
schr Norris, Manscr. East Greenwich FOR Exsbcihpor
Scbr Falcon, Wheeler. Derby for klizabetnrort
Schr Sarah Louisa DruninS, Stanford Tor New YORK.
Schs Fort, Fox, Btidscvor Tor ralade.vhis-