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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-25
MILLS,
ALEXANDRIA, Va.

we are prepared to ill ocd@Es :?r
BLUE WINDSOR PLASTER. oooo
finely ground, II. nine dollars per ton ct 2,OO
p p in the purchasers bHgi; in our own va
b bags at ten Gol"r. pc: ton the *, to b" re.
turned in ten day, "ad eleven on lars III INT
re-, All bar. no, re,urnel within thirty days to
hc I MID o. We warrant the Plaster ground
" this Nil rs :. pure and uns3n,terated aTtIcle.
feb I'm LEE q 'itN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-25

srEW GOODS aved this day and open
" Cd for sale: Choral Hydrste, Grab Or-
churG Salts, Tarrants Aporient, Sea Moss Fs-
rns, Sarrerps Liver lnvigorntor, Carbolic
Soap, Carbolic Save, Flsgg's Instant Ro!ief,
Peruvian Syrup. rnd Wi:tsr's Bnlsam of Wild
Cherry.
mn 1S JANNEY & co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-25

ITO JOHN F. KELLY, SAMUEL A. ME-
1 GINNY and LUCINDA MEGlNN? -
You will take notice, that I shall proceed, on
Thomas Moore, Fairfax c. a, between the
the hours Of ten m. and S 2. m, to take tho
dispositions of H. O. Stroman and others, TO be
read as evidence in certain suit in cbancory
now pending in the Circuit Court of Fairfax
wherein am plsintiif and you and others are
defendants. JOSEPH SANDERoON.
Fairfax co ap 25-lawfw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-25

LADIES WALKING BOOTS.
splendid stock, at very low prices, at
WADDEI'S, n King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-25

To the Voters Of Alerandria city, respect
fully announce myself candidate for the othce
of Collector of Taxes Of tho Northern District.
I'D 25-te JOdN L. dlLL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-25

TRENCH CHINA.
r,st rooa;vad Gne assortment Of Cod Brand
and Plain White French Chins Dinner ara
les Sets o! the celebrated manufacture Of Har
land & Co., Limoges bought NJ the rHceniII
trade sales in New York ut 20" price,: h"d Will
be sold cheap for cash. ,,;,..
ILeesburg Washing tonisa corr --
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-25

\ LARGE ,.,ok of HEAVY GOODS, suitable
for ,hr country, t. which wo invite the spGGc,"I
attention of cnl.try merchants, ~ they VIII DC
.n yy..tt WADDEY'S "a King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-25

LADIES MARTHA WASHINGTON
DRESS BOOTS
For the street; new styles, handsome a:d
cheap, St W AODE1 :, II King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-04-25

CTAKCH AND SOAPS.-Durye:,'r Satin
= Clos. Starch, in 6 Id boxes and 10 papers
Duryea's superior and Foxes S.arch, in guam
titles to suit Dobbin's Electric, Nay 8. Bah
bits best, Oriental, Dstersiyo Chemical Olive,
Stesrine Yellow and Bro'sn Soaps for sale by
ap Is j. CT INTON MILBURN.
, 1870-07-30

I-ort, III J,y,,, =, hnrovx thnS nu-J,j., =.
-. tasS W
SAot" elt'.e'. l'" " ef =. w n,A''"e.
lie" !" 1.'.'@.e'''. ~. % 'eeNtli4s h's eo"
oa Iunlfts o.'ne"r IL ioo'sa s''cn'ps 70 P'o'aee
gin Aau tnLk'
- JULIEN E.uu.!ush " loa.e, ,i''S Is a.ses.tsea
70 mart ntss.entase eoon.s oeAe' IN 1ae MANI
mosn 1--we 1a'A tsss NJ eAeaAuse> 1ooAs hAe
running matrtmons anso me stouaa.
"a Nc" 1o9& couple "A'o qnA.1e'ta oseF taess
silver wedding rreschts' ma eaen aPPHee 1oF
fstsnrce- ,.-...
The Eosson Journal ~ t"fn'f'Fs sa!s saA' eae
,>ne buaaretl grains OF netasic ltoa 'o1nu IN Tue
bitcI OF \ healthy aduli Would be suh1elcnt 10
make Food sued pen-kn4le o'sae' WA w "'s'a4
implement OF larger size.
a young lady 10 BtooStJns y. l.. mas Fccelscd
, 1870-07-30

-
The heayiest voto vas polled on the
canal question, and the ne1t highest on
minority representation, though On the
latter tie majority WIS least. The heaviest
majority WIS IN tho retention Of the ILL.,
nois per cent ta1. the next in favor OF the
limitations imposed on tho warehouses, tho
third in fxror of the Canal clause, and the
fourth in favor OF the restrictions on rail-
1oatas. All these received heavier major
itirs than the constitution ITSELF
This example is worthy OF study By all
future Constitutional Conventions in which
ra..ieal reforms are proposed At first
sight, it might appear that, siuce these sep
2rate clauses were all carried by heavy ma
iotities. if the whole constitution had been
submitted to one vote, the result wonld
have been equally favorable. The truth,
however, is exactly the reverse
1t is morally cer.ain that the
opposition vote to each OF these
separate clauses came from different set
OF men. 1t would only hare required,
therefore, a coalition between the 70, ,0S0
votes against minority representation, and
the II, ~, votes against requiring three
,:*.hs rute for tho removal of a county
..at. To have defeated anY constitution in
which bo1h these articles were combined.
1t Was l,y dividing the forces OF those op-
I'ostd to the separate articles OF the new
constitution that the constitution itself,
with each Of the clauses separately submit
rtaI Had foI3
, 1870-07-30
4 New lkostfc 10 tho Northwest.
Ffo,s tht .HadiAnn {H'i>.) .E,u rHaf, july IS
Tie IaCtpsee NmocTaf OF the 26th inss,

1oe Latf0sse HmotTnt OF tue sokA !as@-
contains the following:
was II, lIIr cj:T Gu SuudaT and Monday of tai,
week, he having cctne through IN company with a
surveyor oycr the tute frnIn CtIcaxp tD LaCfo*se.
en- aontt m Is was of aas ctsy San fra3ss. Jefferson,
&C. aud sts.ktrG the river ut Ra AT. sactcc CON-
ltg up to LaC1esze. This Fuuie woatI run e1ul.
Tue MIN auket, t Prairie .In Cairu Roa1s, and
wonLl leave Vernon County SILL tributary to
aCsosse, except .he Ftssr IoXnS @ AL ana tas5 @ A. AZ
,1ls fays hat nowherr ~ll the grade II the Eezs
xurst PLACES run rp osct sixty teet u the mtle-
s'M1 ELI ~ re1n1net % ta!eas' IT,. hoit con-
frrrrrr v.th President Joy, Of the Michigan Cen
MI th.s week, who agrees u the rpa u butt to
suarantev ali the toGds u The roa'l 1n o7let 70
tuAIc 1t sure tatar, an't II 1t will b. allowed
tatr cpuetiig chance Tor the freight nj 1he Sonth-
rTu Ntuncss,s Railroad. TITS .ca.ly looSs tEa
the nss route Jes, as she tosa Is Gsa=l tea m.tes
iown tic nstr toward bSd AZ. : coIrs Of enes,
.nl =. H.. r. pense ef Mr. E4serlr, 10 make H.
as!es. surte. Aaa tepos1 OF this route. soon. Let
Lacrosse leNiea
Mr. Es,e,ly is one Of the most entern1isiug
mtn in Nhitcwat' +. aid is largely interested
IN manufacturing thorc. He is anxious to
.are A railEay CONSTRUCTED from Chicago.
through his town. to the northwest. This
souiI afycrd better facilities for getting 70
market to = vesT rich farming region and
many fourishirC to"ns. The WY Business
xould he profit 7h1e. Inc oo1ecs o. tFss19ent
Iov ia se.sdesing aid ia to SECURE line that be
GAY couteet With the Northwestern md Ail-
xaukee l. st Paul for Minnesota aud North
efn Pacific freight AMI passengers. II Wonid
be feeder to the Michigan Censral from the
uortheesr, rs the Caicsgo, Burlington t Qain-
~ Gue i from the southwest, and aid largely
to the very heavy business Of the Central.
The citizens at Madison aud friends OF the
Bataboo Air Line must not relax their e1er-
t1ons to secure the completion Of that road ~
soon ~ ro-sib1e, Now is the time to WORK.
, 1870-07-30

4 Paris, July :, correspondent Of the Lon
dtn 1As7e: say>: THE novel sight Of hippo
aotniuus swimming about in tue Seine was
w'.ne seed yesterday with almost A. much
aia11u a. wonder ty huud7ctls Of people on tho
river, in the neighboslIooa OF the ront d'Aus-
teslitz. Tie drought has 50 reduced the VI
trr erprir in the cisterns Of the Jartiin des
Pl,nfcs that for come days past the hippopo-
ta1nus has not heen able 10 take his bath in
the gardens. His keepers tako him on low
wagon, drawn bv two horses, to the bank Of
the Seine, and let him 60 into the Firer IS far
AZ tue 1:1Gth af a strong iron Chain attached
to his neck will allow. The Appopotzuus
grew 70 stro.g upon h,s healthy swimming
that yesterday be broks biz chain, struck out,
got into the middle Of the tt1eam, and pro-
duced a tremendous panic among tho boats,
viic!. his whale-l,ke hulk Threatened to cp.e..
In his fsnlic he lifted his nuGe to tho height OF
the pA5die-hox OF = steamer and ret al the
passengers screaming, His approach cleared
in jifteS washerwoman's barge and the
Austerlisz bathing establishment. Hall hun-
dy el email boats went IT pursuit OF him Sew
e1al keepers succeeded in getting on his back.
but he eot nd Of them by plunein;. After s
long and exciting hunt one Of the keepers got
hold Of link OF the broken c14in which re-
nsined attached to his neck, slipped strong
rope trough il, and then got sufficient assist
arce 10 h4us lin ashore"
, 1870-07-30

VI. called attention, sou,o days ag,. to tho
speech ii Governor Fairclild. Of Wiscon-
s:.;, delivered * Rochester, New York, in
which he presented e1aborately the scheme
10 sell to the United States the Green Bay
and Mississippi Canal. It seems that the
ring" fur the sale Of canals to the United
States is growing farger. There is bill
before Congress for selling large interest
in the Erie Canal to the United Stntes
fer u1mut S1u,,kN,0 900, 10 be followed
rf 1ercattc. hr the sale Of all the
S,w i,,rk canals to the General Govoru-
1,:rn:. Governor Fairchild has written a
letter to sIr. Bennett, who represents the
H;Culo District in Congress, in which be
f,y,-~ this lil1 for the transfer Of the Eric
,nnnl Il, the United States The ring is
,.,..t. one. There is canni in Indiana,
.l..s.. owners are trying to sell it to the
s::,e Of In,1iaua. We suppose thoy will
..,o,, l.. Offering it to the United States,
..,.,l. perhaps, they will find ready advocate
II their proposition in Governor Fairchud
..,.d thu Hun. Mr.. Bennett, especially II the
votes of the 1ndiana members arc needed
fyr the purchase Of tie Wisconsin and New
York canals. No private company would
,cec,t the Wisconsin canal on condition
If keeping it in repair. But il
The properly can be sold to tht
1'tited States Coz Eevaral millions
~ d,11ars, those interested in its sale vii
,n willing to help through any kindred jol
fct those ~ho help them. The city Of Chi
ca,,o owns canal which pays about on'
,rudretl :Lousead dollars PEI aunuin ore
, 1870-07-30
whnt Tnxes Have fScrn Tnkcn OF
mud Whens
Doa.,T. ,<;t1 onptspro ~ ..>..,:n. -.

1tse N@ ~~-+'.-% :. -"1N'AS - ~ "AAI
taxes have been taken of and when the relief
+oteu efyart VA uh-,1 ac.i, f,,,;,t, ~. 4,
a;r..t ;nfos,n,+;on e. ~ s.,,, .;''' -. tus "
sieu tatos.Ha''o'. ~ .as isoo! 9hls acf golnE
into operation immediately on its psssagn. tho
changes OF internal revenue taxes 10 NOT tax,
effect until the lst Of October next, while H..
new tariH rates 10 nnt 80 into operation mil
Tie 1st Of January, ISL. Tac ssaran ,axes'
fbercfore and ti:s nil l3i..l, dttina An -. oof
tae ,,,d ~ fortI ,rh;c, e. h.re haaa ha .s w.
.,,;. @ Gn fnno ~ s,,11 ~ fraa sua 1, 1sng
January next. the ,inty on Tea will bo Is Cents
pouni, instead Of IS that On coffee 3 cents
r1lin,, ;1stna.1 nj 4, s,,,-,r ,rif he rc<lca -.
syera,. of caat ner po,in1. dried frn;ts from
a,,t -. 81 a,,! ~ ~ ,,A',,' 80 .:si; t.o.
" i.,ts. ~ tY!"a sn @au scss WI
We are eo-1y to say. the relief to CONSUMERS OF
s.arle commodities By the modified talin viii
stop
The intrtna1 taxes which src .1a11 Ia rv},nt1x
raiiax.,3 f1om in j1ctoIer nayt NJ ~ 1,Iio..
rstsESt IA3.
.,c :: VI a'''4ees "a e'e'' "'s'''p'on ~ -"
Guy" .,. :, a.. r., ..
~ ~ ,531ta1', M11e1sst t,;1s 4 70 !: s ~; saa
:. ~ tr.'sn tm"a ,n."t ~ ~ r;a,a
~ s;Sl I'm, , =. c.,r1s ~. NJ ,,,,,,.i lef io
Z" ~ ~ ..s sa..u lns' a. sah FS' 4''a'1t'
-, fnais1 hnrrrs mi fats. ~ anil stu. SAW
m cv,.s r,-it,rs inrIn,Iinr ,insr 1f r1ifro,.fs
s,r.nhon1s. rann1 ls a.. ind ali otn,r yt.sst5 mn,
s,sgrs. r.: i,rr ctns of receipts. '''@'
r,ss h.t,ir.s antt fnrrntcs nrr ron, ~ rsrsIn,.
ID en- -p,s,l .,F a1..ys Hfcsf,a,. tax, IA each
ii. in whntcsaIt steaieTs or those wknst. saes
..rpt e., I'D rpor x.G ..arh AMI {, "IlItinn4i
m eysrt xi.Nv Of s,I..s c1ctc.i,pr :sjnM ''''''1
These taXrs IN sales arc ;.il se,.als,t yxcert AZ
regards H1ue.s AMI ttsarcu.
- I'm hanks anil h,nlrfs Ttfh ranft,1 nj ~ mn
s,ist ,,,h = hl,1iutiai m every u fs1 II
.,,,,I ahnve IN nm ~
~" A'''s "So''V. anea, 81, ,,,,
- -; -. :. ss...; 80 :. t,oo oa1
VII. n..rs i 1.. ,.rs nsans,es Iva -
AN ,,,.. 'A"" 1"''''''S e'ee"oel' @'' ~
~ '.t.,n, .,,,,.s ,,z,,,,., oc,,, ~,a, ,-.,,..
,'.+ts ~, ts,a1"r ~ , ..r sstass E
s,n ..scr. '''''' 1>"~As' '''"
-. Ma,,p.actn-x,s atcenss,. s,ncach.
- fsrn,r,.,t ~ ~ ,;,.atr,. ,,,nsnn,. ,,-,rzas
AMI ,oncert halls. *lOD each.
II. L'rt'rs.tns. ci Etit enterprises. $50 each.
| q. La".t1s, pl,sctaus, a'valistcss@ aus! hu,ltt-
r.; ~" ta"n, -,,. .,o,s
:, 49," slss .,,,, s, .:,s ~, 5aa,i
x Msn.ss s:sa..rs. % t,lut,,tsv:' ns,srcHanh,.r.
a,4ts.casits iuicari:, an,t ea:.ur-l..use srtrc.s
| Siu zach.
, 1870-07-30


Inc lehoesa''e canoH'a'e ~ .ae ssEnta Soa'
E'ts>'sh"' Alss4's1 u iu'aua % pas tsfta'a III
l. Aoseaa- l'a1 the ruone oas NIUE "aa'
'n.su. ana "ua's ,u.a sas n.s1,s 49, 4a" ~
o.1t ~, "a. - ~ 80 ~ os ~. .e
mSne .s.s. Msu''a .'n., ~ ea4 " 'ouua ~
amops s''e "ea''es VI 'ae "as oep"t'ueoH fs
:" Ae saafe es eefs:hease o' eaasasses i'oHa
zap THOMAS Inc copy u 1fom the colamns o1
the Indianapolis Jo"rHaf:
Hk1nTr ..ts,, rs pEfI "a 1Ht tCc;xEaEst4Sn'l ~ s.'l
@Gks.xat t,xnER. * -. .1'' 'f'" ~ As"''
..Thr following ot1lcrfs having been dishonora-
hy dismissed fsn1 thc service for varoas o1tnccs
!ht'l lanes ase ros'Hsnr's 1"f thr Information of
'p's "'11'..
-.car1atu Wna. e. Mnreau. Ttdr,, Indiana cay
ltry ffpm January l. 1864 10: having teuicEe hts
o's:cnatou " hlc ns.slrs charges fot obtaining
money nntet tatse ptetcuse@ aat otaet cno1acs
~ ..ecnne % ~ tnss an @ eHnueau. NJ. aaa nav.
e ,n.,, ,rf ,,,s,,' .h.... sh.-,a. ~ NJ t,s.s.,. ~
Nafor General Thomas,
AVN +. wA11r1E.
Assistant AdIuiant General
u. NJ.
, 1870-07-30
Nnpnlr0N nt~ro>cd for Pence, hIt
NScrrtttcti By. hi~ 1lisst>trr~.
ItErS iJuIy 13l Correspondence ef Tie {Hfeu:ntsn-e


On the receipt, by the Emperor. OF the de-
spatch announcing tile withdrawal nf the
lloheuzoltern, he sienisiel his o,itien that
tIier should accept this step. although We
would have preferred anasher ss!ution. Bat
that this resolution Hl,on1i not he rnmmuu-
cnted 20 tie chambers nu,l tho Ministers had
debated the question in council. For that rca-
ron the Corp. Legislatif uas adjourned. The
:.xt day the war party III the ministry brought
all imaginable machiucs to bear on the Emtscr-
ol. Diplomacy ou Tie other side did not
stand With arms folded, Lord Lyoua bad an
interview with tho Emperor, and represented
to Hint that after tho communication Of the
9Th of Jnly the withdrawal Of the lioltelxo!-
scrl, -l,unlt put all euti 10 tic complication.
AID that the po~t1s trictsily 70 France had is.-
tc1cc.lc.1 with the Cabinet OF Berlin AMI the
King Of Prussia precisely viii; thu object Of
l,r,ugiug out this satisfaction he had just re-
cci,etl. The Eupesorrcp1icl that he intended
tn accept tie withdrawal, anu lad SO expressed
himself to other chiefs of legation. The raili,
sa1y party, the Ministers Of War aud Marine
tie Masrila!s, aud the leaders Of the lAajo7i.t
are furious. and tue resignation of the Who'll,
C.huet IL sslked Of. l ao:s't implicitly sselicv.
III! tllese allrgatiui,s, hut au certain tha
Marshal lie Eruf aud Al,E;rat Klgaui, do Ge,
u~uiliy have ,e,defesa their re=ignA;.on.
, 1870-07-30

Garihatti Is now regular contributor u Caa-
erlt* Magazine.
-Itnlcrt T.nEnl,s, lawycr at Macon. Georgia,
recently Attempted to cawh!tle Methodist
preacher, an.a was thosea UNA hr WAS bisrH In
tho face.
Colonel l1euston I1tug. vh1 told a wonderful
story to lIoualan the detective. how the Cenfesi-
crates Hc1r going to I!oo the Cnlte.l STATED with
counterfeit rTrtuarks, II HOW III prison III F:anE-
fort. Kentucky, fur l,la,utng money untler false
prttences.
-Ms II. i. 1tsron, the ,iEamaslst. is coming to
this countEy.
The Prince Ut Wales 10 going to Iu.iIa next
year.
Tho new s:0a ltga!-,en'ler mites arc to bear
vignttte Of Js.hn ttn,,,cv A.!a.ns.
-Oxionl University has conferred the degree Of
y. t. l. n10n Lana.etr.
The Cetnmun Co1i:etl Of 1!0u'lon has offered
the tn,1urary irccttnEa Ut that city to M lie Leg
stI,s, In geld hnx Of the ya.uc OF leo gnEneas
-Dr j. q. liulfAlni IS IL edit Hours 1T uont With
II quns1cs SHAFT in The n11t'rtctorshIp-
Iii IL sail. thu, Ms. MacteudY, TIT retlre.: tfaRc
tlIar, Will publish soiuur Ut Ills "reminiscences
IT i,lrkrns.
The l.antIan EEn5+ Of July is reports as fol-
htws: News NJ the safety Of Dr.. Livingstone was
rtT'eiyt.t nj Tah1c Eay on the - Of May by the
scts onrr NJ ntrosc, Captain Anderson. !ruzn Zaa-
-, ~, 7-., -. +,-. l., !,
.'s".'on "as' ~ =, ' s ..''
'.'.. =. ~ w., ,.,se os ~,
wss lCi ph;y ailye hit wcll.'
..,... "."." =, ss'',an,,e r.a','e,.,,. '
H.. - 49, s.o....,.,s -, ..'s,,.xs. Hi
,her. - In ,tat .uw cltac nearly s,aa xo ..u rst
trscnt,4t. Al tbr Grand Cntu. Including A, r.
strwott sucnst Hr,uu,nt. anA Others. th.sr Ia
uear,. .3ls}. }.poo.sk rppreseutc4L The expenses OF
| t,rs., xrat,hy par-ics arc enormous. One pays
| :srn. another slD.an0. several from s3.naJ to
= rfs, Including fnt rent Of cottages or su,cs Of
n,ons ,nt, boar, for family, sc,yauts. anu horses
| far thr hrtcf scasnn
| r,,,t ,rhn,,., ~, ,,,.u, -,,o,, ,,.o :. ,,.,.
,."n ~, ~, ,atn - .u..,,'. :,
| ,.,.. ~, .,,o,,. o. 49,. ~, ~ 80 ,....,, =.
.s.. ,..."... .,a. ~. ~. ~ 49, 49,, 80. ",....o as
Ha.,'' - 1a4'p'''s t"e .HA" 49, -" a'"ass
"Ma ."eNs ~" sa.s s.A~s as MsaS 'es,
~" VI. s -. =, - 49," ,'. A'' y,
a.Hu' ."s 49, , 49,. ,.s,.,., @ ~. -. 49, "a.'
| "s 80 -. ~, -. a.. u ,,. ~. - ,. -. :. ~ ~
..s, t,.,.. s.'t "nS ..',o. ~, ar,,
T ',.,,.o.,. -, ~ ,,~.r,s1s.", ~ 49,,
- ~: sa,s...s ,,a-,-.a, H., ~, .,...,.n. 'o 0'
'A ~''f'As 't"''>'' "r' 'e"' ''' 49,.
, 1870-07-30
Reduction In RotCf EKSOrtio1s-

Tho New York Ncrai, noticing the recent
reduction By sone Of the hosek Of tue e1oF'
bi,ant rates Of Chicago, saEb:
The no.als Of Washington, It Is agsnoanccd. hare
followed the gn u example SCI them y tue Le-
sauda In this city. and have t.can 10 rsaoee ias.1
antes only The general expenses M os afs M at !neSe
siY. and formidable list OF ''e1tEaA" Iats nlnst
cezne, howtver: and the pronts Of TIE futpte
sxait thr publcans who shall be nEst to perceive
sud 70 practise uron this nut rs oosioas
ylslbIc eject Of The sysfen *hlea ms
croxn IN II and oterSrown on. hotels. duzdtG
III, rIrcc the war, has aEcn 10 dIscous.ge aud
,tlminish ua5el Tor pleasure. Il y conmoa nnt
very ahort. sighted notion Of the public carriers
and lnnleescrs Of e tnsta Ssssss ssas sneS I'VE
pses isrra tee 1.s,es Of tae people II l91e Of
humau heart all The world oycr, and nowhere /: 1t
Ipole potent ;nsn N Anefsca It u eaeJ to os, :,
,sat mta.s:rrs 10 rlessa!e y tEaye;. ~ @ nos
ntrcni, to chtu It intu Indifference By making
trxsr senu,s.ys. aEd ,i.sasrecahe, and Fcxattou%
TIE n,.nace,s OF cur aotcls and our fAi!fSaas
ayr 4:eto;cs! tsen'st!st' 70 l1ceAHto tI1s tseHa
t. II S.te1a. WAR SAs,
, 1870-07-30

n, a1>.ox,.o ,,,ot ,,,,,,.r - 1ya,,o-,
1>..s-s.:s c-s.@a..;,s.. .~o ,,a.,;n,.
-aeo,,t;nns - n f.x.,r ~ ,,,,1;.,;o,, n, NJ,
.:nus, ,,ar.. 49,, s,,,n,,.;u. ,,,.s ,,,oc. of
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,,,t f,-,,' =, h.n,,f ~ ,1;s a,,snr1
nn,n,si,;,n ID lint the oovc,nmcnt would
s,a,., ,1,o ;,,.-ost m az ,norv bon,,s os Il
..o,,,,1 ..ro ~ Inn, ~, ,ha r,,,as ,f ,ba
t,.,,ts u1,;c1, unnid 1,e al,nut $3.50 oM,,nN,
, 1870-07-30


Tic 1Htn0tA Stale Eamr-Me Getting. 10 i,c hrhs rear
Bloomington, has bceB merged Into thc Sixth
National, anu viii liz held Ia connection with tile
latter at l}rsplatncs, commencing August ., 1s;n-
On thursday OF Inst week. party of ak men
y,stted the honsc Ut Mr. Harris. south Of Cologne
In Edgar Canhsy. took Harris out, anI tsies1 10
Jufce tl!M to GGnfESS to horse theft. Tkcy de-
fnanticd tue whereabouts III the hhfses they
charged him with stealing, 11't rope asonn't hts
neck, an bending saplinx over. tied the rore tn
tlle top Of II. an,i Threatened to scnh hin uying
through the ait ty the neck II lie did nit speak
, 1870-07-30

the stage management Of the Bostou Theatre,
which Is undergoing complete and costly reno
yation, and bids fair to begin IN opoch in iss
career, With affairs behind Tho footights u
such skilled hands. Mrs Thomas Barry IL
scstiug here from her tour, and there are 1e-
Vajl.ckt. So Boston In its various phases
wags on, in Rpita Of the terrible weathef. men-
tion Of which nust begin ard end eyesy letter.
REVERE,
, 1870-07-30
Private Property ou The High SENS.
WAsn1S61oS, July q.
The following communication has been re-
ceiyesl at the State Department

ceiyed at the State Department
"LkGATl0N or TIE NORTH GkRMtS USIoS.l
NASIllSG1l}S, .1uIy Is, 1S7l.
'tThe undersigned, Envoy anl Minister Feuiro-
tentiaty OF the SU5th German Cnnn, has the
honor to acknowledge the receipt Df thu nusr Of
The l1OT. Hamilton Fi-h. nf The eth Inst, and Il,
express ut the a1me time his particular sa.lfac-
I,un with the Cuutents vi a1l,l note, tn which 81,
gratifying mention Is iuac IT the harmony
which has existed since i,s4 between Prussia
and ths Ebitr'1 siates, ~ rrsara to thclr
eunstani policy AID ps!nc.plcs In favor
Of the rFutect!en Ut Private property IN
the high #eas tn tine 1t war. Thu undersigned
will hasten to communicate this mule to his ,yur-
eminent, and h. Chersncs the hnpe tha; the Gov
eminent Of the tnite.l States, on the present oc
cas!un OF destructive war noW TaceA In Europe,
hy which thu commercial Interests U: moth the
Lnltet! States an! Germany a7t so seriously tn
'langerc,l, will use their high postum ahA in1u-
encc tn abtalE as principle OF International law
the universal acknowledgment Of the lit,rraf
FollCt nj the tnttral STATES tn rrgarl tn private
rr"1rFis on the high >eas. The undersigned has
iht hunur, &c, E4uI GEaOLr.
An error w,s made in the publication o!
Secretary Fi-h's letter to nasoil GcIolt, which
is deemed OF sufficient importance u be cor
Eected- The sentence in winch the error oc-
Cured Teaas in the originsa AZ follows
." 1t Is now nearty century stnre the United
Statts, thtnuRh Thomas Leusrsan, tien.Hlntu
Ftanhlln. AMI john Adams, thrtr t'cnipatcuta-
rirs, AMI lrHA<i1, nittF the Gtt h1,tct n fac yrGl
tfffftrl. "ntcre.t ii 10 treaty u aEllly au.l eu
lliefve," Hr.
, 1870-07-30


Two Gays oeiofe 'ne e.oso ~ '.'e recent
SESSION " SoAssess' ana' s'last "as
u'aoe III 'uc ''o"0o ~ Pa.s' 'no oena'e o'''
u apEo''ion iei!ie@en.A''on IL tno next
noohe "a o's tne ''','s VI Tue census OF la'o.
tne 'o1c "p'n LUIS 'a'porant proposition
*as: ayes va noes, w not sotint''' 81.
% was oe1ea'ea oS t'f" majority
among those WHO Soteo against tue b1a wo
Hnd tue following names recorded in the
ftott: Eidr1dEe, Democrat, OF Wisconsin;
lawrence "ennol'can' OF oh'o' olofean
anu hunsea' De1nocfats, ONO; siolask,
hefs' ans. 'o"shees, Des'''csass, OF ina'"na'
and Alctofm'ck. Den'osrat1 OF A1sso'1r1.
making one hepuhl'can and seven Demo-
csats who voted against the nights and III
teFests OF their respective states, for rea-
sons hest known to themselves.
those Who aodgea inc vote from the
west, we're bin1f anu 1sea1nan, Nel'"hl'-
eans' OF M'en'Ban ihoS. L. Zones DEM
oclat' heutaeky; oarhela, "llson' ana
Nlnans, Neluhl1cans, Of ohfo and q. q.