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WE1TITER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF TIE tIlEF Signal OFFICER,
WAsuIN0ToN. ID. c., Sept. 18. ISL r. III. }


Crrrcr OF TIE tVlrF Signal o. r:cER,i
WAsuIN0ToN ID. c., Sept. H. 1S7l-l a. III.
Synopsis for The mast fcCntyiour hours.
The high barometer, which, on Sunday night,
was central In Western Pcnnsj lvaBia has extended
soutcastward to the middle Atlantic coast and fallen
somewhat.
small area Of low pressure has passed from MINES
sofa Lake Michigan, and Is now central between
Huron and Ontario.
Tic pressure has risen from Kansas n0rthwards.
Clear weather has prevailed the Atlantic coast eX-
cCpting the clOuGineSs In North Carolina.
Local rains have been reported from the immediate
Gulf coast, aud brisk winds have prevailed for short
tiDir the upper lakes but have moderated Tho
ncrtlcliy wines he middle Atlantic and the lower
lakes have veercd 10 southwest.
Threatening weather. with light rains has generally
accompanied the low pressure on Lakes Superior AID
Michigan but clear weather is reported from Lakes Erie
and OQlarlo, with ccS;iy weather in the Ohio Valley.
Probabilities.
The barometer will probably fall slightly over tho Mid
die ana Eastern States but serious disturbance 10
pretended.
Brisk winds Lake ontario will probably abate on
Tuesday morning. Rising barometer and clear weather
are indicated for the Northwest and the Upper Lake
par Tally cloudy and pleasant weather for the Gulf and
Southern States with local rains on the coast
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PERSONAL.

A Wcstcrn admrcr OF the fire arts chroni-
Giles sontcntiousy: "Borsad. 10 lugIDs his paiItPot
alcng tlc Pacific cOgst"
Mr.. Edward jenkins. the author Of "Ginx's
B'by" received hi' nomination for Parliament through
clever speech made - the Liberals OF 1rlTO lie was
defeated through ,he combination OF tho old Liberal
mcnirr AMI q Conservatives. Mr. Jcnkir1s father rs
u minister in Canada.
The Comic dc Paris is reported to employ
n'"ch OF Lis leisure In REGULAR correspondence, CA'fr
VarioF aolsdC pppe, with several rew1par"rs in taiS
oou"Iiy. u" T. snd tOTrc rGTo pryat" lcttrs Tran
iS ll''Fhhan alive; III .,ci to b. Chronic 5dA itr
nom co.. amp ION OF pen, ink, AMI paper.
The Prime Minister of Hungary, Cornt An
grassy Will" IN exile in Londcn ,urIortcd Himself by
aVhS Lessons on Tie gr1r AMI vas often 90 moor Lat
" "V injury ana wandered about The f.rccs OF TO
HItHI lnVl night, not haviL; iAOncy enough 10 pay
for a LODGING. 9 ~ ~
The Princess Mctternich, having cone back
to Paris longs for the restoration Of tc Ernrc and tho
return of EnFcric. WHO for years her ONLY Corm1
Die rival III point oi clothes. She 10 easily cclu iii
0lEcr women row by the spCnlJr Of her toi,c ib tbIt
la hohdbic society seems empty, and life buI,icn.
The Queen of Belgium is SO devoted to horses
md riding that she has altogether neglected mind
and cons quculy il represented drorably ignorant
She has number Of tr2inci hr-na nd recently az oio
tho Pre- cS .Ong cnhusii ISM 81 Ernest REM, lannon's
cit Idcr Of Brussels hY slOvu" hin her st"et. lie
declared them to Dc much better educated tan herSc
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TIE INDIANS.
AN INDIAN PARADISE.

WAsuISGTON Sept. 1s.-Spccial Indian Agent
Vincent Colyer advises the Secretary of Tie Interior BY
telegraph from Camp Talerosa, via Santa Fc, that as
sisted by superintendent Pope aud Agent Piper he had
examined the valley OF Ta,arOsa with the view OF making
an Indian reservation lie found it remote from whito
settlers surrounded by mountains filled with game and
containing plenty OF wood and water, with sufficient
arabic land Accordingly. under authority previously
given he has declared this vaey-2O nilrs woe ahd
50 miles Tonga reservation for the Southern rowing
Apacles and instructed Agent Piper To remove the
agency from CavadO AmOsa rs soon as practlcable'
TIE APACHEs STILL TROUBLESOME.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 16.-Tucson, Arizona,
aiyccs of September report that Gen Crook has made
treaty with the Coyote Apaches by which they agree
10 jon the white forces against the hostile Apaches
There was a rumOr OF the death OF the hostile chiei
Cocl,ise from wounds received in fight with Mexican
troops in Sonora. The Apaches have driven all the
miners from Turkey Creek into Prescott ana kliied
lcrGs,nan in Vale dc Chino Cen Crook IS satiatcu lie
can conGurr tho Apaches II the Peace Comms'lontrs
VII let lin alone. party OF old rontiersni,n nave
arrived I'm this city from San Francisco Mountain IN
Arizona where they found rich placer hui were 'rivr
OF by the Apaccs. They DTlng coh'iucIdoc ooiu anu
desire TO return with a large party
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6pstial Notices

The Executive Committee fof th" CITIZENS ari TAD
PAYERS for The FINANCIAL REFORM Of tho CITY and COUNTY
Of NETWORK:
The undersigned OF the Ways and MeaaA
respectfully the Fund for deyng the erpeassa
above Committee Seventy performing the duty teTo'ed upon
tina, Committee at the meeting the Cooper Cniou AeadF
evening Sember 1871 Such subscriptions be seut TO knA
su.r Treasurer at No Broadway ether 1.-THE uaesss
or Gully appointed for the purpose ~ho "n 'ho" as
authority
Eev.York Sept. H. 1871.
JAMES n BROWN PAUL y. sPOPFoRD.
uyNpy ClPwS WARRINGTON r. yERNiLYR
sAML D. BABCOCK WM NJ fLit>S,
b. B. SHERMAN, j. SELluAAN,
JNO A. STEWART. EUGENE BALLlN.
HENRY G sTEBBNS Chairman, lErOa,1o
WIN T. H4SEMBYER. Nicc'Chlirman. 80
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-. LAM, Oven, Abnm wasem'o' H. F. ''n''''' '''
AtrTaates ,ssyvBLr DISTRICT "hhan ';,n,rrcyor X
TwrNrrTSsIp CosiDT pe'eca.rs; Gen. John u MsogroS
Esgess k ssl,S Goo " Frost Alter; atcs
'A'" .o,,y ATOMS FOR TIE STATE SENATE -.
a.n,wcI A. Lewis, Commissioner OF luo ~.
a.,r,, - ropc.cl Nv hs friends as a c"n""''o
1 Ias1tSr }T.ia 5{c Yin District ,d tbc
'' Tbc Hon. Thoras f. Stewart received ,i 's'
senatorial ,'t II thC c TG as .' ''''
RON Tb 'D C,omiioase Convention elected s trorn
Inc W Car,i< and y. T. Morris dclcG, ,ac ,aD
t tcIlSys y 70 the sta5 Convention At st of
"jnI Ycv;n cgcma7 prominent dr ,,:5 sye ~
Ills city. y nominated .r STATE 7, ,,on republican
,,y. In t,c Win District, by 'A' ''"
Enoca l.. Fuchcr, an able ana , Ts' Methodist
S sys' s,' '9r % % s;ss15s S {. S Y Is
Aist b.il1..
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BgSSFTTA Js'se City IS, , 'lsSn cit, s So Sep. y
Ii, tith yeir Of her atp.
TIL s; and pig Of The f,my are respectfully iori,s 70 .tts.S
deuce PGadeare. way,rlys Her vii 10 :
reensood for intermenI
DUCACET-on Sunday Sept H. residence other serin
Mrs. sster;hwaite on Stain lsla1d Mr A51e D. D1she. rsj
Tie funeral viii take place Philadelphia
HAmLroNon Saturday. Sep. 49, 1871 Clinton Marx <. s,
ReSs s'i% friend, Of i.% arc respectfully
c nrls on H uss iSss inst. ID oocs
HANfORD-In this city the 18th Inst Elizabeth Hill vii. 4
Edward H. HaDori and daughter OF Rev W. H. Demso aged
Tie r,re, eads family respectfully invited ..eo5
T. Ciu Sn ccnsr Or St and fotrs1
uARa s. ,n v Vt Gd s sfFs s.r D'n' ''''
HARRSOSA Hudson the morning Of the 1871
r Ms Miranda narnOu, widow of the l'e Lila iiarii'oa
ranrra will be he'd the residence Of her RoSs
TrpS leaves Haon River R. Depot foo. Of ihr;eh st.
York at a4i IN. returning at liza p
LRE-At Nrwbursh Friday evening 18th inst. after lingering m
FaHe win ass MONDAY ls,a inst. tTs. h r.,
The il expires, train from Nev.Yors. Body WIN he a hoo
barge foot Of Fantnst on Tuesday morning at O'clock for n'
MIMNE-on Monday morning wife of John NJ Mime
TIE ,Se. and friends Of the Family snd also her father Parker Tor
oa and her Sae5' william, oHsfi an! Js Il, e. 0sisI
eishthst near Thiri-ave., wednesday atl2m
PECKHAMA Utica n.y. Sep. II, George youngest son Of xaz
sTUART-Ou Friday Sept 1871 Sidney H. Stuart aged co yesH
the Tfr,t H n.r Ss RaSs on Tuy s R
Friends aud relatives respectfully nviteI to att
TIMPSOYIn Harlem the 10Th inst Of gon Of The liver
uc, wife Of Charles W. rmson in the 9th year d
relative; the "y Re Re rf'g cs 1vei ts,::.
III rcmsiss will to Greenwood for iosernent
yAv ArKIyon Sunday September widow of tho s
nse. ' and i.ad. Of The & repeatedly invited 70 attend .
. iS0ra ss'ycf g. % shas 81 West For :,svcn.
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POLITICAL NOTES.

Gov. Warmoth of Louisiana has declined to
fghi a duel with Mr.. John \. Walsh.
The democratic nomination for State Senator
rom To" A@ny District lice between Mes,rs H. BlcecKer
Banks GnC Jnhu Tracey
The Pittsburgh Post Of to-day contains an
editorial proposing Sixteenth amendment to the Con-
s.u!on to remove the disability from citizens of for
- ~ N nom being eligible Tor the Presidency, giving
pr Sthu!z az even Glance with Fred DOnelass II Is
'e ih''niion To push the matter with earnestness.
Inc Maine Legislature will be divided polit
'oI' 'Ae same as last year. The Senate will stand
h"Pu1rars to ) Democrats, a gain of two Democrats
Wa Wy OF boiling aud dissatisfaction IN HoncOck and
49, Connles The House stood last year, ll3 Re-
Lcss. Is 70 @3 Democrats this year 1t stands ia Rcpub
~" =" ~ hOciats and Independent.
Inc LIST Assembly District Convention of
"a'"'oea County, for the election Of delegates to the
.'H'eh'as low pending, was held at Ballston satur.
n! q cth9)n. Tie following delegates were chosen:
En.0r nyt:tion, &. II. Stewart, J. u. Mclean, Vim.
-! d. Ii. caldwell; TO Judicial Convention j. s.
l,dn CO. ~ lue convention Was unit for Judge Rose
"" .oI 'Ae supreme Court.
"caI paper reports the following, which
'eE'dH as highly honorable to the New Capitol Com
'SoH ~ Albany: e contractor who had enga ged TO
sy2y HE Capitol at Albany with 200 tuns OF coal pre-
M llI WIN the last load. AN right said the
Other o. ,i" en' " Will be paid when you bring the
snG q tui, lie had weighed the coal as Il came in
sur W. 'Iat much short. Ihe missing quantity was
for the FaTS p1 fo IN future wOnd
OiLel dealer. w Wy S0"' VI o"AA0
., 1he H'chmond Wing has dropped its project
1A''i's Tie South, whites and blacks, In demand for
neh' or the emancipation Of the slaves II now ad.
Le' US OF Virginia 60 on making tobacco wheat,
'ai"s vegetables and fruits, improving our lands
iroeeiohng our trade, establishing manufactures a.
dnty W poPuatlon living economically and doing our
vii find sVVu cilzens and II viii not be long before we
u ourselves independent and prosperous EsteraI
s" VIII carry with 1t political influence and We s,au
taa stales." 0e' VI Tue Amerl-
the Hon. Jacob Tome, Republican candidate
tf Governor of Maryland is to be the man
~ Tie State outside Of Baltimore. He is native Of York
county Pennsylvania, and 20 years since cam, poor bow
we town Of Port Deposit in which he has ever ,nce
.,sueh lie IS the President OF two banks half dnzen
sSnpoat AID manufacturing companies, has bni two
,lcnes af sch0Olhouse in Port Deposit with ls own
,,noney, ana Ia friend to T. o poor Of the Town ,J
ss,I% La Le vii cousiG' rdJly reduce tic Demo
nsgs n my hcIe H. no Gnvbt, and the kepuylra9s
$50 n tit VIII 30 into the contest with thuf Nor
'i@Se winch they ~ hthItad IN the canvass Of 1860
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49, -. a.. mast dsiin&Iis'cd CIn mgr, :, ,s
ono OF a., [a' Vest vlitcs ina private '''''F 10 ''
oi!irc: at, o,octjon prospects, about wiocn
"ToucNinc tne ~ tir Stl'" ii Fr', 'i.nii' c ,"
Won al. ~ oonre gud ~ ti'"iu ~ @
Am over c0hn Z, ,nv,t ccTta ;" S ccctu pI li"iu
flr 4, ca ~ 80 si,iv Tho Wi,y 'nri at NucHh,I,
i'c)j - TO" Ii1h n on tine. di seem 70 p.'W III
(tv'.:r' g. ,,@pecs. has c6&S"i 10 troinIe ~ .u
mr. ci ffe a. sy that tNc ICES Of the LeC;islitnrc
,w II m XXI ;ni Tov,r knew Republicans TO carry
about hv he r. lure q moe ais 10 Note. SolIe
any eiCc' ,o,c count on son" success on ms score
~ 'n j IN t!is vcw think That the TACT tilt tlie
zhT VIZ, cn-,zcd leaders e. tleirparty (lnlnmanEl
s'"f.1 ,, n. : the pcn.t.n'i ~ bci"rc ire ConNcn-
SO Puo, which they IT, Looked to 10 direct-the fact
non t' cling tp he Infinite q gust Of four Il MS or
va, Ion. me cd 'chmk-ol ing Democrats 10
H ,h,r. rrceLNa,ks into t4lte pcr cchih, ana
~ -, tbrcc per cents hack mo gIcennac|S,
,"s o. n put crl to his nisrry-tno
mo- c. heck on Yesterday, Thrust through win
: ~ o'l ne OHIO r!a' form, NO In ar-deod; even
,.,,, ae--'he "a tNat tlI" Wv Departure would were
/, To grave of Nallaniigham, he to them the very
u,nis.r oi Grace ia contrast 10 What ~ Is now
aiin d,,nncd, s.PknP, sheCtca and nightly through
- caul4 the fact that they confess, by their le2dllg
:, ',ir;letc ana utter bankruptcy in reS"cct
IL p n .rlc bankruptcy has been 10 them the lriist
,.Igc9i. - wit, IN hlr principles All these ahu ncer
P,'If'. 'l.e inlarcd SOM our friends III ONO
i,,ro.., 10 'hucd-to think t"" d. rotiaS nlgnt .i,t
ri icss OYard tNc elections; ana they count
M s'hi., ar mat. But they wron;' ana YOU III"
cmd!,ui wi -" not a vote lost TO them OWLS 10 80
/ - con Iteration thai they NAV nave lost
t,f t.s the PcnitentIarJ ana thor pIIucP4cs az
1. e.. ..l.
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THE UTAH ADULTERY CASE.

SALT LAKE, Utah, Sept. 1S.-The Hawkins
adultery case growing ont Of polygamy, will be pre-
scented to the Grand Jury which impanccd to-day.
The three prominent Mormons summoned, Mcsss Cannon
OF The Deseret Nens Townsend OF the Townsend House.
ard ClawsOn, sOn-nlaw Of Brigham Young, declared
under oath they did not believe that man practcing
pOlygamy guilty Of adultery and being challenged.
(hef-Jusioe Mexican rejected them as jurors Cannon
being asked how he would decide IN issue nvov-
the tenet of pOlygamy part OF his religion the
laws OF Congress- answered that II would be time enough
to decide when the issue was presented.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-19

BALTIMORE, Nd, Sept. 1S.-Several thousand
Knights Templar. from Kansas Pennsylvania, Ohio,
NewYOrk, New-Jersey, Missouri Iowa. Massachusetts,,
Wisconsin, Tennessee Kentucky, Louisiana and other
States have arrived attend the grand cOncave OF the
Grand Commandery and the Grand Royal Ar Chapter
Of the United States which o Open tomorrow
ceived by the, Maryland Communicates. and
escorted TO their quarters Large numbers OF visiting
arrangements ample and complete Tor Tie acronmo
dalton OF all who may be present The CITY Is fast hling
up with and streets present crowded and
animated appearance On Thursday there Will be Il
grand parade Of all the Communicates which VIII then
be in the City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-19
WHOLESALE ESCAPE OF CoyvIcTs.

SAN FRANCIsCO, Sept. 1s.-An outbreak oc-
Cured, yesterday, in the Nevada s'a'e lroh' rive u,
tbc guards and Lieut. Governor Denver were wounded
On endeovorinp 70 oucu the disturbance Matt Pidey,
the propricor OF the Warm Spring vas eho; ana Killed
Twenty nine prisoners escaped
Iurp-Tbe fight at Carson, yesterday, with the con-
,4cts who were making their escape from prison. was
one OF the most desperate record Nearly every OH
Ger md guard and several OF the PRISONERS were
wounded. Licut-Gov. Denver was Sho' 'nioue" 'H'
l;p and now lies in critical condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-19
WESTERN NEW-YOHi: FAIR.

The Western New-YOrk Fair will open at
Rochester next Tuesday and hold for three days. Grcat
efforts have been made and most attractive locality
chosen for rendering the display unusually Interesting
one Tho district about Rochester alone ia capable OF
stocking an exhibition with OF tho finest results OF
agrcu ra horticultural, end mechanical ski'l Liberal
ARRANGEMENTS have been made by tho main railroad
lines for exhibitors, and every effort put forth to make
the exhibit ON Of real value to the agricultural and indus
trial In ere is of the State.
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TIE T.NsAs EXPRESS ROBBERY.

ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, Sept. 1S. Tho following par
ticulars OF the robbery Wells Fargos once
at Ellis Kansas last week. OF $1,000 have Deen leoeou
Tho on. had heen sent by the auditor of the Kansas
Pacific Railway Company to pay their employees. At
Ellis the money was given to the agent and carried 70
his office AS several persons were IN 'n blanket threw
II under the table, and went home IN t1S ons ad 1
returned the Office and found that .no ratad' ~
boon stolen An engineer on the roard ID suspecteo1
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soIDIrRs, AND sAIIoRs, MONUMENT.

Boston, Mass, Sept. 1s.-The exercises at
the laying of the cornerstone OF the Soldiers and
Sailors Monument to-day, opened with the over
turc Of stradella by musicians under tho leadership
OF Mr. Arbuckie. After prayer, 100 members OF the e.
p SANG the hv,nn written for the occasion by Mr..
DItcr Smith Mayor g.. ton ana Gen. Eohtrt t0"d.h
ten made adlre- =, 'cr wish the cEheT-"t0'.1 was
ally the Naloric tT.tCluGy Grand Hiss'or Una es
nj Woodbury. QAylatux Tue pgVcessi0u cuAp0scu VI
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PERSONALITY TELEGRAPH.

....UUV DTUWN vi IVTIII3hSCU
.hristarchus Champion, q wealthy citizen Of
Rochester died last ereLi", aec 90
Mr. Cassnlbl;ry who at4nrntcl to commit sui
Saturday sorcwh-i better Ropes enter.
tanned Of hi recovery.
Nathaniel A. Kcablcs Of NcwI London, Conn. a
clerk IN the New Nccn hal os ucc
18th inst Ills accounts ali correct ad 1t Ic'ed Tat ho has
been murdered.
1.-The Secretary Of War viii leave WASHINGTON,
o. Thuay company With Cen fhca,n ard Cen l!rn! re'
Chief Of Ineine tn Goyr " At II IT rel ny e.
N,tts Point. , Gate, au oer pc IN IT, 'oo o New iOrA
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THE STATE or TRADE
BOMEsTTC MARKETS.

DOMESTIC MARKETS.
Muv.rrnr Sept l8-four weak Extra Spring. ~ 3ii0 ~
wheat .ve 81 lads ls cash seller sep'e%be, Os.
S5Ie B.fls, steady; No spring s Repl6ooc Dbl, Flour
81 200 hum Wheat bhs Flour % coo bush Wheat
Prrrhts~Wheat 80 Buaso DC; to Oswego, l3c, 49, nj.
WIntxdroS n e. Sept ID Spirits Tar1enne quiet soc nea
ou s 50 for Pale Crude Tapeaias steady % % for tens~
EiEynl.sp Sept, Flour QUE, aud uneSnse Wheat Eetiy
,, msIrrae dmanI No r. Winter 81 ST. No d1 " -
corn aust srd uSLaaxsl G9 ayiS AAaieaL u ~saka W
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s>t,r.J-POX IN LOWELL.

LOWELL, Mass, Sept. 1S.-Twenty-one new
cases of smallpox reported In this cy
The superintendent Of Public Schools prohos '"o ~
,o,,ani ~ chrdren in whose families immediate
vicinity the disease shows itself.
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TWO MEN DROWNED IN LAKE MENDOZA.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Sept. 18.-A special dis
patch from Madison Wis., says the saboat Lady OF the
Lake was capszed last evening, at o'clock, on Lake
Mendoza DR.. John I. Wilson and Mr. Petts both from
this city, were drowned The Hon. James Ross rom
Madison, and Daniel Knight from milwaukee, were
washed ashore near the Insane ASYLUM al O'CLOCK ms
morning where they were found very much exhausted
and iu critical condition. Inc Dooes VI INC ofo"neo
have not yet been recovered.
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FALL OF A BUILDING-ONE MAN hlLLED

PHILADELPHIA, Penn, Sept 1s.-Shortiy De-
fore D. H. to-day the arches of tho cellar ana new
Markct,Iiouse corner OF Seventeenth anu feu'r''F's
fen in, burying number OF workmen IN the runs hop
ct Hart aged a. was killed; Archibald Caiu"e" n"u
Lis Lex broken. and VIM Williams was lplWed
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How Neyy.York Is Governed.

How New.YOrk is Governed.
Tie frs. Of the New Pamphlet, published By tho INV
YORK TIMES. containing complete
HISTORY OF THE TAMMANY FRAUDS.
ready all the information which eas b
gathered subject including complete list Of the warrants draws
for the COurieus and ArmOr.s with special introduction sss
tona panphe. will be sold at ss cents e' OF %
shunded to Dealers All orders to be addressed to the
NETWORK rIMzA
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TIE ODD FELLOWS GATHERING.

CHICAGO, Sept 1s.-At 10 o'clock this morn
~ ,ho Grand Lodge OF tho United States. Independent
order Of Qua Fellows. met III tho RhszuRn Uoaae. Apd
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DOMESTIC PORTS
Do,ros Mass Sent IaAITvei enc palle'rsto nom PAss
te ,Li, lie scir Of Cas Me-, AMI sshse ~
Handkerchief Sh and wd o. without janasc b ~
s,e,n,iip island Home Tie schr. rrocec led - Boston.
CHARLEsTrs e., Sept. IArnSei, Alp Lady DuIerin, fao
Liverpool
SPOKEN.
Bark from New OcanJ for Lrcpool 20 DAYS ~
Sci H. La. 81 ~. lon. IS 81
Iio A, p"t.e w,rroo SEPT 49, spoke hg T. Mare
from KINGSTON NexiOr Of the taps tue ilth lust
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State militia. Pssts Of the g. Flre Department.
anle Artillery escorted the City Government and the
Cadets the Governor and other State officials Immense
generally wore gala appearance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-19

Cotton. returned froa hi European tour will hesesa
be Cooper Institute to admiaer tie gas bfsoa
all who des re teeth extracted without pain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-19
A LETTER OF WARNING

A LETTER OF WARNING.
To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: Cannot the letter of confession of Pay
master Hodge be printed framed, and hung up in the
rooms OF the Stock and Gold Exchanges, and In the
brokers' offices OF this city sESEA.
Ner York, Sept. Is, 1871.
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MARRIED..

Wc6euz md visiting Cards. Initial STAMPING Sots rspsA
WM Sons io4 fuLlOssT orr OLD DIroa Chvass
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were escorted by the Grand Lodge and Grand Encamp
ment Of I'LL nos to Metropolitan Hall. whero speech OF
welcome made hy p g. NJ. Rogers, and responded TO
Grand Sire Stewart Of Washington CITY. There ale 50
Grand Lodges and % Enoampcnts represented
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