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foreground of the battle, which should,
one would say, be called the battle of
Gravelotte, for it was mainly over and
around that devoted little town that it
ragged. The area | have indicated is per-
Inns tnnr milns snnnrn
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back from the prisoners boz n Toronto.
Cans8a. BY squeezing his body through
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width. passing through the Grand Jury
rom, and jumping from a window into
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two years and four months imprisonment
fnr larceny.
The Prusslans have an improvement
on the needle gun. II IL called the wall
gun and can be Gfed ~ times In a minute.
II shoots with great precision and seems
to be more particularly designed to be
used against the cngmY's artillery, Tor
killing OIL the men serving the guns their
horses, and the explosion Of ammunition
chests, although II may be used against
infantry and cavalry.
"A irightful accident occurred al
Bordeaux France, the other day, when n
scaitOlding, erected for a bull hight, sud
denly gave way. Twelve persons were
killed and Thirty nine badly wounded,
many having broken limbs. The engineer
who had been entrusted with the erection
o. the structure has been arrested.
Every French soldier carries a piece
Of csnvas about five feet long by four
broad, and u stick when two Of these
pieces Of canvas are joined together they
form a shelter when xix arc built up they
constitute a tent closed at both ends. The
French soldier IL thus, for his house &C.
commodation, Independent Of baggage
animals.
The Imperial printer at PARIS has
sent forward a miniature printing Office ~
be used during the war. 1t will be with
the Emperor's headquarters, and will pro.
mulgate intelligence of victories at his
Maieaty's discretion. There are eight com.
posters end two prcssmen, and, in addi-
ton to the proper facilities for setting up
choice Partisan, there is font of German
type, TO be used for conceivable emergen-
cies.
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Personal and Literary.

The Mcpherson monument at Clyde,
Ohio, will be ready to be placed in posi-
ton Sept. 10.
-The'I sSh Republican Central Club Of
New YorA'sa nominated Horace Greeley
for Governor.
About ten thousand dollars have been
raised toward the Stonewall Jackson
monument fund.
Miss Lkelike Kawaukeaseowawme.
kaka leads the choir in the Kawalahoe
Church, Sandwich Islands
Mrs. Elizabeth L. Ridgely has re.
ceived the appointment Of ward apotheca-
ry FOR the poor in Washington, D. G.
I'm the Connecticut Legislature, tho
other day, the Rev. Olympia Brown re-
ceived one vote for Major General of the
State militia.
"A woman Of 80 has been found by a
census teker at Hartford, Conn, who mas
q family of twelve children, all alive and
in good health.
The following is the inscription on a
tomb stone at Columbia, Tenn. "He
escaped the bullets of the enemy { be as
sassinatcd by a cowardly pup"
Mrs. Sarah Jordan died, come days
since, at East Brsintree, Macs, aged 81
years. She was dressed for the grave in
the same clothes that she wore at her
marriage, SO years ago.
The Rev. DR.. Prime, Of the New York
Observer, has returned from a years Jour!
ney round the world, Of which time only
seventy-dye days were spent in actual
travelling.
Hon. Isaac Livermsre, of Boston, has
received from China the original Of the
imperial decree, on yellow satin, which
bestows a high rank upon tho late Arson
Burlingame.
With respect 10 Mr.. Dickens family
1t may be news To many 10 hear that he
had ten children (eight of whom are liy.
ing), namely; Two daughters and eight
IONS. OF the sons, one Is In the royal
navy, and now stationed at Valparaiso,
n in India, and two sheep farming in
Australia, near Melbourne. The young
est Of the sons is at college, and the
eldest Is Low conductor Of Az tho Tear
Round. OF the daughters, one Is married
TO Charles Collins, brother of Wilkie
Collins She Is the heroine Of Millais'
famous painting Of the "Black Bruins
wicker" The unmarried daughter, like
Miss Thsckersy, is q novelist of more
than average talent, her best known
w9rk9 being Aunt Margsret's Trouble"
"Mabels Progress and Veronica
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Chicago publishes ninety Eve news
papers and periodicals.
-One boston afm evils abou, 5000
DOZEN sroois Of cotton per day.
One million Ave hundred thousand
scythes costing A. many dollars, are annu
ally made In the United States.
The Carpenters international Con.
veution ls W meet NJ New Haven, Conn,
September re-
"A Morgan county, III farmer, raised
200 bushels Of wheat this year, which
averaged sixty six pounds 10 tho measured
buahrl.
The cost Of running a steamer a
round trip between this codA,ry and Flu.
rope Ia said 10 be abou! ti2, 900 in green.
backs.
Two boys in Howell, Mich, cradlcd
eight acres Of wheat In six hours. There
were 1Gi dozen bundles In the field.
Trade marks Of business houses may
now be made more secure than formerly
by having them registered In the Patent
Office, aud taking advantage Of a recent
law OF Congress on the subject, many
manufacturers are registering their
names.
The war between Prussia and France
has proved q severe blow 10 trade In pc.
trolcum, which had grown to be one OF
the mos important branches Of II for
eign commerce. Germany affords rs the
best market for our product, and II was
chiefly In Germsn ships that the oil was
transported.
Tho Lake Mills, Wis, Uilion reports
that in the town OF Milford there Is at
present residing a man who d~enounces
all agricultural machinery as a humbug,
and will not even have such o thing as a
grain cradle on his farm, but cuts all his
grain with the old fashioned hand. sickle
and threshes the same with u fail.
The Hoosac tunnel central shaft, be-
gun several years ago, has recently
reached grade at a depth Of 1000 feet
from the surface, and tunneling has boon
commenced each way therefrom. II Is
now stated that fears are entertained that
the ends Of the tunnel will not meet, AZ
the mineral In the mountain has undoubt.
edly affected the plumb.linea and other
instruments used In determining the di.
rection Of the bores.
The receipts Of eggs In New York
city for nine months Of 1869 averaged
about 1000 barrels per day. A barrel
contains about eighty dozen, or nine hun.
dred and sixty eggei the aggregate, there.
fore, was In one day, nearly a million.
One thousand barrels of eggs, at an aver.
age price OF thirty cents per dozen,
amounts to $4,000 per day, or ~, {, 900
per annum
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Yale College, last year, spent $t,6iI
above It's income.
The Southern Presbyterian paper,
circulate 21,400 copies.
Cincinnati has ia churches, which
are valued al s4,sG2, ST..
There arc 90 Welsh Congregations
churches in this country.
The Iowa Agricultural College and
Faro has a population Of $50 people.
Two Chinese converts to Christiani.
" preach In the streets Of Can Fran.
cisco.
AN Episcopal female seminary in
Topeka, Kansas, has received a gift Of
$4,000.
settled in tniVersaiist puIp.B N rthtig
country.
New York city has appropriated
$780, 900 for a normal fchool exclusively
for women.
Bishop Huntington, Of Central New
York, confirmed over o thousand people
the past year.
There have been thirty. five persons
admitted 10 tho Society Of Friends, In
New England, during the past year.
in San Francisco the Jews have voted
So to "A to abolish the old custom forbid.
ding men and women to sit together In
the synagogue.
The Jewish Temple on Fifth avenue,
New York, closes its doors at the com.
mencement Of the services, and a Sws ne
ono to 60 out until the close.
--On the FIRST Sunday 81 forty consccn-
live Julys, DR.. Putnam, of Boston, has
given out The hymn, "Ilow pleased and
blest was J." sung q. his installation, July
Z, 1880.
As the result Of Mrs. Van Colts Ia
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Snund Logic for the Sick.

Thu lnvllid has often good reasons 10 exclaim,
save me from my friends" Az a general thing.
each Of them will have q different medicine to pro-
rose, and II no follows all shsir prescriptions In
turn, their we'll meant sdvice may DO the death 81
him, The only sensible course 10 any case Of
sickness Ia to rsacrt promptly 10 : specific which
has stood the test q a long and widsly-txteldsd
public cxperispce, and obtained on solid End suf-
neient grounds the reputation OF astandard Rem.
cdy. This rank among the rvstofasives OF our day
belongs ofrigbt, and beyond all dispute, to Hoe
tstter's stomsch Bittcrs. Let those who are TAX.
ing II At this facilitating season 40 an inyigorunt.
answer ssr themselves q, to Ito tonic properties.
Can any dyspeptic, who has ever used H. question
its superiority as a stomachic over every other
mediclnoi Can any person u bilious hsbit, who
has ever taken II for liver complaint, d1ubt lie o.
%hcienoy' II 10 believed among the tens Of thou.
Asnds who ere now using, orhave heretofore used
II 10 an alternative and corrective. not one can be
fonnd who would exchange 10 for any other
preparation In tho known world. For intermit-
toni fcgefs, nervous debility, constipation, sick
stomach and all complaints arising nom indiRea-
tion or impoyerishment Of the blood, II In the only
article which can b conscisntiously g~uarxnsssd,
ard no ons who IA thoroughly acquainted with ~
virtues will allow Interested dealers IN worthless
slops, on which they mske . larger profit, 70 fur
ni.h tham In the place OF the great vegetable 10
at0rativo.
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Foreign Intelligence,

Cable dispatches Of the Cd state that
the French forces had crossed the frontier
and had a serious engagement with the
Prussians, carrying the heights overlook
ing Saarbruck and driving the Prussian
forces from the town. The engagement
commenced at II and ended al / o'clock.
The Emperor assisted at the operations,
and was accompanied by the Prince I'm
perial King William had arrived al
Mayence, with several members of his
staff, and had received highly satisfactory
reports from the three army corps on the
French frontier. Prussia had demanded q
full explanation from Austria why she was
arming. The popularity of the wal feel.
ing in England was increasing. The
German journals were terribly exas.
pcrated against England because the
latter continued to furnish suprlios to
France. The Prussian array ON the
frontier was estimated 10 amount to 5OW,-
600 men.
By cable on the Sd 1t Is announced that
Sasrbruck had been taken by the French.
Loss slight OF both sides. King William,
at Mayence, assumed the commandership.
in-chief and issued a proclamation to the
armies Of Germany, in which he says +;
GAN Germany stands united against a
neighboring State, which has surprisedu US
by declaring war without justification.
The safety of Fatherland is threatened.
Our homes and our hearths are at stake.
To-day | assume command Of the whole
army. I advance cheerfully to a contest
in which, In former times, our fathers,
under similar circumstances fought glori.
ously. The whole Fatherland and my
self truat confidently in yon. The Lord
God will be with our righteous cause"
1t was positively asserted that Austria
and Italy had entered into an alliance
with France. The rnenacing attitude Of
England towards France, as exhibited by
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Card from the National Democratic
Committee.

WARRINGTON. ID. G., august ,, 1Sf0. !
To the Democracy Of the Statee:
This Committee respectfully requests
that it may be furnished, at as early q
day as practicable, with the names and
address Of the members Of the State Cen.
trail Committee of each State in which
elections are TO be held this year.
1t also requests that the cbsi~-'an OIL
each of SUCK committees viii from time
10 ti-ao communieat1 with the under
signed, giving the condition, progress,
sud needs of the campaign in his State,
with such other information as may add
to the efficiency Of the Committees
action.
In this connection, the Committee can
not forbear earnestly inviting the atten.
ton of Democrats and Conservatives
throughout the country to the condition
of their respective party organizations
everywhere, and urging tine high i'm.
portance that such organizations in States,
Congressional Districts, Counties, &c,
should be In thorough, effective, practical
working order.
SAM. J. RANDALL, Chairman.
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New York has a hospital for sun
struck patients,
"A Dubuque (Iowa) glrl has sued her
mother for Islander.
The Cincinnati Health Officer reports
JOB deaths in July,
Worcester, Mass, has a population Of
10000, and Salem has $4,000.
There were life insurance companies
in China three thousand years ago.
"A Texas grocery has "Knew syder
Fur Sail"
The Plcasantest Tax-Lifc Insurance.
The Company--thc Washington Life, Of
New York,
In the thirty-one days ending July
70, the New York coroners held 442 In
quests.
An ~apothecsry In On Eastern town
has written over his door, "All kinds OF
dying stuifs for sale here"
Tho dividends Of the Washington
Life are made and paid In cash or insur.
ance, annually from date of policy.
The Charleston (Ill.) Courier says q
young lady OF that place has Just ccle.
brated her wooden wedding by marrying
a blockhead.
"A young msu who Is Just engaged,
says that every one coDgratulates him,
but no one congratulates the lady, and he
does not think II fair.
"A juryman was asked whether he had
been charged by the Judge. We'll" said
ha d fha Ittf1a falinuv that Affa 49, l.. l1a
pulpit and stsres at the crowd, gave us q
lecture, but don't know whether he
charges anything or not"
Nov that the SUMS rays are of In
creased power" coolly remarks o Western
editor, "a large amount of enjoyment may
be obtained by Juveniles by throwing the
reflection thereof from o miro or 0 piece
Of tin into peoples eyes. When rightly
managed this Is q source OF much limo.
cent pleasure"
1t was at Admiral Washington's table
that DIR. johnson made that excellent re.
ply TO the pert coxcomb, who had abso-
lutely baited him during dinner time.
"Pray, now" said he TO the Doctor,
what would you give, old gentleman, TO be
as young and sprightly as | am 7" "Why,
sir, | think" replied johnson, II would
almost consent 10 be as foolish"
The National Convention TO sgitatc
for the removal Of the National Capital
Ucto8eYe 3t ie.to be held at Cincinnati,
posed Of three ~delegatas from cAch Cur
grcssional district, six from each State ct
large, three from each Territory, andthrec
from, fha nlatrict If Columbia IN ha an.
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" ron 10 not isei vol yos ssnd nj doctor, ~
calls rpcA ron, lcnks wise, scxawis Gcng siGgC-
glylhite upon Q pieea Of paper which yoN tAka to
drug store and thsra pay % esnts 10 ti00, besfdss
tho Doctors fee, fof q rsmeGy nina timcs out a
ten rot half 90 good ~ ID. MoRsns INDIAN HOO4
you think The former tho best. becsusc you pay The
most fm ~ II you do, wn Adviss ron 10 uss, tuat
A. an experiment, the MpRss's fEDfAr hoo4
PnLs. They arc prepared nom . formula pro-
country, to DO the bctt and most universal Of fans~
lily medicines. The Monsr's IrDfAr nooR PIrxs
cure Hesdsche, Liver complaints, Indigestion.
Dyrpepsia Female irregularities. &C., and aSe put
1ald by all dealers. 4
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has a lemonade saloon. vbic

Chicago has a lemonade saloon, which
is said to have been doing Q rushing
bnsinessf for several weeks,on the strength
Of q good supply Of water, . good deal OF
sugar and n unpeeled lemon. The lem
on floats on top Of the water, and Is In an
excellent state Of preservation" II he
does well this season, the proprietor will
secure a fresh lemon another year.
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II wasn't 50 very ~lste--only a quar-
ter to twelve" How dare you sit there
and tell me that liei / was awake when
You came In, and looked ct my watch,
and 1t was three o'clock" "Well isn't
three a quarter Of twelyef"
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North Carolina.

1t Is now held by the Tribune that
North Carolina was lost to the Radical
party Through the infatuated and mis-.
chievous conduct of the present Cover.
nor, assisted by "the operations OF Colonel
Kinks bandits." II is just possible that
this is true, but IL is too late Tor the Trt.
bnne, or any other Radical newspaper, TO
attempt to throw oil the blame of the mat
ter on Holden. As Kirk and his bandits
were but the Instruments OF Holden, so
Holden was but the tool Of the Radical
politicians who prompted and assisted him
in his villainous efforts to control the cleo.
ton for the Radical party.
We have predicted that this repudia.
ton OF Holden by the Radical press
would be undertaken as soon Us the cleo
ton should be over, but it can deceive no
one, when the Radical President and Ad-
ministration gave the villainy approval
and cooperation. Did not Grant refuse
to listen to prominent and trustworthy
gentlemen who went TO Washington with
proofs that there was no insurrecti0n, no
disturbance, no cause for martial law in
the Slater Did he not send Holden
"newly.armed troops" after this credible
information ? Did he not detail an Army
General to North Carolina, only = few
days before The election, with instructions
to report to Holden and obey his ordersr
There is no doubt that the Administra.
ton at Washington was a party 10 the
overthrow OF civil Law, and the outraees
upon free, peaceful citizens in North Gar.
DINA, the only possible purpose Of which
was the control of the elections. Now
the question 10, Would the TACTICAL An.
ministi alton have incurred this respopsi.
oility without the sanction Of the Radical
central Committee in Washington and tie
Times.