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OeutiAe 3eitihriften fiir 1870.

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praftif&en unt analf&en Gtemifern
Cram, 3rud y. Co.. wboiefale aaenten.
GpumtuS OTIS.
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Sin parabies far @artnsr m.i. 10. gon

Sin 9arabies fur @drtrer IT, ~. @cn
6ublcn, isecniin, miro berthtet, ba6 in jener Sc
senb Stolen, Mepielbdume unb grDteeren gum s,pei=
ten Wlale in bieiem Sabre 8latben treben, ba6 man
8artcffsln unS Gurfen gum 5weiten 0tale Sserntet
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fern, welde Gtien sebrauen soraeosen. Die 5rn. Ct
CLAIR unb Scott Gde 5p& unb Geunb baben ben
Nerfauf unerer Geen fur beee Stabt abernpn,men unb
nb ae Soren in beren Store III benfelbn reiien we bel
unS ,u taben. Muswdrtise @etelr ppQen abrefftren:
6h6ffin9 u. Brotbers
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9eutl4lanb auf unierer Office.
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Befdnntmahuna.

Mf1i9nee'8 8erfauf
Der GitY Aarf 8rauerei in Columbus.
ensm mir BON Der yrobate Court BON ganfIin Counts
Obu, ausetcmmsnen Befsbl entlpre&enb, werbe id am
Samfas. ben 5. Nopember 1870,
BON lbr Naamttass an bic Qots 16 II unb ls tn s. 8.
Bartlitfs addition al Der Stabt GpumbuS, Granflin Co.,
Otc, mie bieieben aafbem resrrten plane sebaer Ab
gen unb barauf beFnbden auseebebnten Berbeerunsen
fenen @ebdueen, sprsleen 8euern, Dampfmafti.
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au Dem Nlabe TN STsniden Auffret4 gum gerauf aus
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felebe TT tn allen 9weiaen beg @efaftee SOufdnbis ein
ne Der bseleseneu besebauten uab Drau,
ereien Der Staot.
@bsefddtt 3u $37,975.
9sbinsunsen Gin Drittel baar am gerfaufstase,
faHstase nit dtrh sablbaren Sntereen Die Termin>
sablunsen bar 5sputbef auf bas Dertausobjeet eru.
felen.
8u bsrftlbsn 9eit unb an bsmfben Orte ueroe i'd fol.
senbe @esenfdnbe 6entli6 pereisern gferbe NIT &c.
fdtrr, Sprtnswasen, 9terwaeen, Yartie GaBbauben,
26 Etn 8arrels baltenbe gdr, 4 abn 8arrels talten
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gen, Srasen, ene yartie 5ppten unb cine Mense erf
asus unb grauei> 9erdtbe auer @t. SIN Ganssn abse.
ftdbt au $6024 O3.
gebineunsen. = .gaarsubIuns.
gisbransrn unb Rapiiafsn, ue1de Rdb benz Brauerei.
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ben, we4es befonbtrS bier tn goumbuS. bic 8eplfe
runa 8ahl unb gBpbanb In fprtmdbrenber 3unatme
sren IT, atd serelen ann srOBn unb pom Sabr 3u Sabr
sSoIepb fsaltenbah,
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1leber bic S.rii iarune bsn R,Itre

nir6 Der .grberf. 3ta.~ aus gbesnp BEL Wek oe.
fdritben: Na&bem Der Musfau Der 6ranjofen am
r. arlnoli4 buridsel d!asen. gait es nunmebr, bas
Oorf Neltre, bas bnr& Werrotb ben ausfau nerur.
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fir bic 3ufunft unm6eli9 mir0en. blieb nid3ts I'm.
beres lbris. oils bas Dorf oas fir bas 6ianafaeben
mad Weeb 5u duBer qinfia 9eIesen III, 3u 3erji6ren.
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Dorf bis ubr 5u perlaien, uno 5mar nit oQer 6a.
llbr ulroe 6as Doif in Brono aeHsdt ,psrSen. 3mei
Gompa9nien bes 6. Weitpb6lifden Snfanterie. .Ne.
9iments go. SIS maren basu beoroert. bic Snbranb-
fednn9 5u po1fiibren. gs mar geaen 5k llbr, als
be 1emobner pon Yeltre ibren Mus5us bielten. Ser
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nnr nod en Aid9enboufen iein ioate. mar, troBoem
mir uns bemuBt rooren. 6aB He 6ie 5trae beroient
hatten, elm f6mer3li9er fir Mns; benn audb 10 ma-
der uni4uloige muBte Ia NIT lei6en. 3undd1ft mur.
be Dos Uleb an uns norubergetreben, oann foleten
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6ers iammerten bic Jrauen. welde bdnoerineeno BON
3eit 5u 3sit einsn abftisosblid auf bas Oorf mar.
fen. 9zls.
Die Wdnner uaren tbeilmeiie eefaBter, benn piele
Dapon paren ihulobetpuBt unb mubten iidb iaeen
Bir uoQten Der Deuti&en untereans, mir baben
tblmIi6en einorud mo&ten inmitten bes Biloes
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tpelde iubelno ibres We8es sosen. aIs einae es 3u
Spiel un6 @6er3. gs mdbrte mebrere 9tunben,
bis Der Sue an uns poriiber mar. Nls Der lebte
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marten mir ben brennenoen 6unfen in Die .3Ino-
inaes uno einiee Au9enbIide 6orauf ifano has gan.
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wobner. bic nod faum cine 0ierteldunoe Yegs ba-
BON entisrnt warea, iaben oem i1redli& fd6nen
AkAXSaA
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Mper's Uieber=9eilmittel,

Sur sieber une aene. Bs&feleber aass aisber. S.mt
ttrenneS 6ieber. Gnmb A8ue, Neriphifes pber 86ieS
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goInutbus 1T naG BEN neuefen Genius ihrer
Deo0lterun9sSabl na4 bic 27fte Staot in ben Der.
Staaten. I'm SABRE 1860 NOR Columbus bic 36te.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-20
The war and our Interests.

fSoa ne Nh, ziIS4gs >, S74h, AvAe
upon American intet y Nll " lhe le'
turn OF lafge number Qt 81 bQndg I9R
held in FS002a, and 70 3 leer extent 81
those held in other countries. We see no
cause TO regret this. The Germans bought
bonds Of US at exceedingly low rates, at a
time when we much needed money. Now
that the positions are reversed, and they
are wanting money We shall be glad 70
get our bonds back again at as low rates
u possible. We cannot hope to make as
good bargains u.s. they did hut ne ought
70 welcome the return Of every bond Nor
do We believe thAt such return vim have
so marked an influence upon the Gold
Market, or upon our general interests, az
has been anticipated. We can well afford
tospare the gold, and We have every rea.
son TO rejoice at the dlminutton Of our in.
debtelne8 70 foreign c0dnttfesi u 1Hi!d-I
The next most obvious effect Of the war
upon American interests will b. in the
improvement. of our commerce, This 4,
OF course, dependent upon the prolonga-
tiOniof the war. II It should end Is sud.
denly as did that between Prussia and
Anstria, the effect will be scarcely per-
ceptible; but. ifit should continue for
several months, gNe. may well hope that
the increased demand may stimulate our
shiDbuilderS and bring from other iuses
many vessels which may now be proita-
bly, employed In the ocean carrying tad,
frin which the French and PruSsian meE-
chant marine will be excluded. We
might even hope for one or two lines Of
American steamers 10 Europe VIM d,
Webb, ne presume, has several vessels at
command adapted for such service, and
possibly there arc others that can be sum.
moneda As SOON as It becomes apparent
that the wax Is not TO be ended with
single battle, we hope TO see q decided
movement in ths direction, r.. ~ /.
The effect upon our market for bread
SUITS has already been felt, and the ad.
vance on Saturday Is but q ,trihtng indi.
kcation Of what We may expect, provided
The same question Of the probable contin'
! uance If the war shall be decided In favor
Of our holders. The eouhHyris in good
condition = to supply thed EAtFa OdeRiald
LuSu ukely 10 &c I4uUWu 'uPVIl u: L4VsS
turns from which could not but addaHge'
u to the general prosperity.
| u It's possible that the Europeani demand
for our cotton will be diminished rather
than increased by the wars Cotton tab,
Ltics do mot largely enter intO the material
consumed. by armies, and, the consumP
Etion blythe people At home is likely TO b
| rather diminished than increased in con
sequence OF the straits which war brings
I've shall scarcely, however, regard Z
lower rate for cotton this year as 9 ma
tishal calamity. If5it shall stimulate oul
plahtUrsjto q comprehension OF the fac
That . varied agriculture Is likely TO bt
more valuable and more secure than ont
devoted to single staple, it may prove
INSTEAD d veritable blessing in disguise
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-20
The Great Drodlh g Europe.

"a correspondent writing from Paris on
thu Islf ut Sln relation tolhe recent ex.
ten ive droath throughout Franee and in
otfer rtS6i Europe says:
"ThtS prospect Is in truth most dis.
couagng. ,eln many parts Of France the
farmers aFe Killing their cattle from ALSO
lutte want Of food for them. Hay is at
such an exoFbitant price that none but
agriculturistS Of large means can afford 70
purchase it. In The Corps LegSlatlt,
yesterday, urgent appeals were made to
The government by II. CoEneille and other
deputies 10 see that tie orders iss1ed 70
allow cattle t6bE6NBe intlle9 lere Pti ot tae
State and the crown were iItOLl pl y els-
ecuted. It was affirmed that owing to
the persistent drouth and the intense heat
which accompanied i, the apipaH YER
literally perishing o. hunger Sel0Ss NO
forests in which the grass was allowed TO
go 70 waste without prodting any one. u.
Segrs; tho Minister 1f EiuanOeI slaiea that
after the frat intHEpelaii0nuHRl address,
ed TO lthe I GOYeEnment1nn itlisu Rqbiect
orders had been transmitted by telegraph
authorizing over the whole extent Of the
forests Of tie State the gratuitous removal
Of the grass for the use Of the large cattle,
and also that they should be admitted
within. the limits Of the forests themselves,
wherever their Introduction was not Ike!
" to be attended with injury to the trees
az give you these particulars in order to
prove to you the extent OF the evil, and
The influence which It Is likely TO exercise
on the prUSp Vets Of American farmers for
the next couple Of years. II the grain
crops ii the United States turn out rs
abundant and Of as good quality as some
Of the New York papers represent, the
exploration from your side will be very
large, and the balance Of trade viii be 90
considerably In your favor that you will
soon be enabled to return to specie pay
ments. Il Is not from France merely that
the drouth Is likely to create large de-
mAnd upon your cereal resources. The
news received from Spain to-day In this
connection is very bad. In the provinces
Of Leon, PalenCia, and Yal8d0lid the crops
are entirely lost, oWilgttO the want Of
rain, and q similar calamity Is apprehend'
ed In theprpvinQes usually most favored
In this respect i7H. ,la e-al
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-20

THERE Is a prospect Of considerable
stringcncy in the money markets of Ell.
rope before tho year closes. Applications
for loans to the amount Of $lg5, 100000
were announced previous to the Franco
PrussIan complication. The Pasha Of
Egypt wants $25,OOO,OOO; Spain, $1,000 !
900; Peru, 900, OOO,O 900; Urlagulay, $S,OOO,-
QUO; ROumania, 81, 900 900, and Italy pro;
baby $50O00,0OO. II We add TO-, these
amounts the war demands Of. France and
Prussia, II Is n0timpFobable thatthe capa.
city and good nature Of capitalists win be
tested With failure Of crops in Spain
and France, and the diversion Of several
hundred thousand men from the produc-
tive classes, tue financial difficulty VIII be
Increased. u.,i Il ,is,l AZ "a tf-.qt. n.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-20
The Treaty of Paris.

The Congress II Paris in 1856 made q
declaration by which the Powers that
signed itareb bound. The articles are tour
id number Frat- Privateering is and
remains abolished. Second The neutral
Gag covers the cargo Of the enemy except
contraband OF war. a Third Neutral
goods, except contraband of war, are moi
Ssehable under the enemys flag, PotirN
-Blockades to be obligatory must be
effective. II Is under these rules that
France and Prussia conduct their war on
the seas. Whenthe Declaration Of Paris
was made, the United States was asked to
sign It This they refused unless the
other powers would agree to the further
stipulation, that private property should
be exempt as well from seizure by public
armed cruisers as by privateera In 1881,
Dir. Seward rendered the accession Of this
country To the Paris Declaration, but it
was declined by England and France un.
les 10 apply prOspectively. So far the
States Oi Europe have not accepted the
ultirnAtum OF the United States, that Stree
ships make free goods" equally against
privateers and national vessels.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-20

TUE opinions expressed by home and
foreign officials at Washington agree that
the European war will be Of short dura.
ton, even IL two battles are fought, and
that ii any y, event It WIN be Of benefit to
this country by creating large balance
Of trade in our .lavor, by increasing tic
credit of our national securities abroad
and in the end lowering the price Of gold
Secretary Boutwell, takes this view Of IL
and looks for an advance in tho price Of
bonds In the European markets at an
early day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-20
y. GoLLEG


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