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Maj. Ed. Truman, young merchant,
/ and I'D. lam In. urg awyers OF Mem
I phiS, f5ugnt due yeste day morning
across the Mississippi line, with DsrrIu-
gers, AZ tft ca PAGES Ham in was xii ed.
The affair caus- d great excitement. Cause
not clearly known.
In addition to the I'VE persons killed by
one str0 e If lightning at Kingston, New
York, ON Thursday night, ~Doat dfty per-
sons were kpocRed down, aud scores OF
others slightly -tuhned. The calamity oc-
CURED IN the vicinity OF Batiey's Circus.
ALI the killed were colored people.
Two men, masked and disguised. entered
the U. =. Express Co = car, on the Missouri
Pee Railroad, y yesterday morning. seven
miles west of ] -ffersOn City, beat tn mes
SAFE OF $4,000. jumped OFF the train as It
approached Jeffeison City, and made their
escape.
Chtcsgo yesterday. The General leaves
To- morrow for Rock Island and tbence for
Des Moines to attend a great reunion of
the Iowa soldiers, on Wednesday; thence
he goes 70 California TO attend reunion
or the pioneers OF that State, at San Fran
cisco, Septemb Der 9th. Gen. sherman is
one OF the first California pioneers. hav-
ing gone there In lS4s.
w. Leonard, a wholesale merchant Of
Chicago, was operated upon yesterday, by
Dr.. g. b. Besbe, for the rem wal OF small
tumor over his left eye. He took chIoro-
form, and the tumor was removed out ne
about ha an hour. A os D1oTteDe exam
fnat on shows that his heart W s sound.
II Is thought that death was pIOduGed Oy
paralysis of that organ.
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SATURDAY, August y.
Gold closed ia New YORK, yesterday, at
1863.
The steamer CaI4bria, from Liverpoo',
has arrived at Boston.
The steamers China and Tripolia, from
New York, have arrived at Queenstown.
The steamer Columbia. from New York,
has arrived at Neville.
The fund, In New York, for the aid of
German wounded, now caches SS5. .OG0.
Ole Bull sal ed for America yesterday,
and Ware Seirbach, the trRgedienne, sails
to-day.
held IN heavy bail, IN New York, TO an
swer for counterfe1ttng.
rosin and oil d'stiIIery in Brooklyn
was burned yesterday, togeth er with a
no : OF imported pigeons, valu ed ot t2, coo.
The Beaver Dam, Wis, FIGURING Mills
W re destroyed by fire yer terday. Loss
nCs stated. insurance f35.Oo0-
The Commissioners for distributing
30 Dds 10 the Indians, left Omaha, yester
day, for FIT. Larrmte.
The Omaha South western Ra Iroad Com.
pany expects to comp plete their hrst y
miles OF roed, on Monday next.
Two companies of Infantry arrived al
Omaha from one OF the upper forts, yes
terday, and Will be sent West.
During the hrst six months Of this year
1853 passengers came east from California,
and II ,SO4 went west.
The West Indian telegraph cable has
hem completed to Santiago. The insula-
tion Is perfect.
Two houses and i've barns in the vicini-
lightning, on Thursday night.
Tue spinner', of Fail River have APP
pealed TO the tabor Organiz 4tion, IN New
York, for aid ia their strike.
ApoitIcal Association OF the Bows in
Blue has cen organic ID IN New York,
with General Pleasanton as President.
Mayor Hall, OF New YORK, has decided
tickets, sold by spectators on the side
walks.
Horace Greeley has been nominated for
Governor Of New York, y the Work nG
Mems C. ntral com mmittFf q local pOliti
cat organization OF New York City.
A young man. supp osed to be Johr
WeBlie, of Chic ego, CO - ,itted suicide by
drowning. near CINCINNATI. yester ay
Cause want OF employment and money.
stro, z Influences have been brought Il
1bear upon Hon. JOB Stephenson, who ha:
Mt returned home, TO Induce him to re
consider his declaration 20 run again fol
Congress 10 the Seco4d Ohio District.
a terrible thu Ider storm prevailed along
the Hudson Rtvern Thursday night; and
Ave persons were Kr4ed nv Hghtning az
Kingston, aud numerous ares were caus
by the same element
A committee has beeu appointed ny the
depOsftOns To examine ioJo the AfTsirs of
the Central Bank or Brooklyn. II Is I'D
the assets will only amount to about Is
per cent. of the Liabilities.
Gen. Ryan, the Cuban leader, was arrest
ed just as he was leaving New Yo K I
Long Branch, on charge OF resisting the u.
I. oaicer, wnen previously In custo iy for
ykof 4tfug the neutrality laws. He was adj
nltsd 10 pail in 5000.
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AUSTRIA.

PRAGUE, August 26.-One Of oui
journals publishes the letter Of a Ber.
lin correspondent, dated Aug. 18Th
from which is extracted the 10 low
ing:
I'VE are persuaded here that efforts
are making to conceal the fact thai
the Pru-sian army lost seriously in
the battles of the 18th and 10th. The
details furnished here are not credit.
ed. 1t is openly asserted that the
losses we're so great that the army il
disOrganiz ID and not able to advance.
which will allow the French time to
gather immense strength, causing the
Germans to pay dearly for their first
successes.
Yesterday a demonstration was
made before the Palace. Crowds as
senIbled aud demanded to know the
news. What the O leen Informed
tknm in reply was no worse than is
already known. The crowd then dis.
persed slowly. unconvineed aud dis
satisfied" I"
VIENNA, August 26 Austria hes
asked the other Great Powers 10 give
notice Of any individual attempt at
mediation between France aud Prus
STA, and promises. herself, to act in
accordance with this suggestion.
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ESTABLISHED. 1881.

the wounded to pass over neutral ter
r tory will be that the French wound
in our hospitals must wait until the
q rmans are treated.
The PrussiGn Monitfur. referring to
the slaughter of Prnssians. B4variacs.
WurlemberRers aud Baders. sees the
unity of Germany cemented by the
blood Of her heroes.
ITO the Associated Press
BERLIN, August ga fourth ar
my, under cOmmani of the Prince
Royal Of Saxony, Is forming, to CO.
operate with the third army in the
movement on Paris.
Accounts from Strasbourg repre-
sent that the Faubourg National has
suffered severely from the fire of the
besiegers. Il is reported that the Ca
thedrsl is slightly damaged, but this
is dou btful.
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sandusky, Seymour & Evansville
Railroad.

Ma. r. PATTIsoN, E.q the General
Superin endent of construction of the
s ,udusky, Seymour and Evansville
Railroad Company. arrived in cur
city yesterday, for the purpose Of con-
sultirg with some of our capitalists as
to tie prospects of the road, and the
chances fo- its early completion. He
informs US tbat J. IL. Blish. Esq,
the Presideu5 Of the road, and chief
engineer, is making good progress
with his survey for the location of the
line, having reached the eastern
boundary Of Orange County. He has
succeeded in finding a favorable
route, and meets with the best wishes
of the people through whose lands he
is progressing.
Mr.. Pattison has shown us letter
from d. w. O. Howard, President
and General Superintendent of the
Lake Shore, Louisville & South West
ern Railroad Company, proposing to
extend their road from Brookville. in
Franklin County, (from which point
the present plan is to run to Louis
ville) to this city, upon terms so ia
v0rable that no one can doubt the
practicability of the enterprise The
proposition is formally made to the
Sandusky, Seymour & Evansville
Road, and provides that the road of
which he is President, for one
million dollars donations and the
location of the line from BIookville
to Evansville, will construct, com
plete, and stock said road before the
completion of the year 1874. One
million dollars divided among the
several counties, through which the
road will run, would impose but q
slight burden on each. compared with
the immense benefit they would de-
rive from the road. Evansville could
we'll afford 10 invest iu such an enter
prise. We hope our capitalists and
business men will give Mr.. PattisOn
a cordial welcome, and extend to him
such hearty cooperation as will con-
vince him of the sincerity with which
we desire the early construction Of
his road.
We understand that meeting will
be held this afternoon at q o'clock,
at the Cottage Club Rooms, on E rst
Street, to hear Mr.. Pattison cOncern-
ing his enterprise. aud determine
what is best to be done in the prem
ssaa
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ed on Its onward course, but it com
menced advancing agaiu TO day. i
is the duty of the Government TO
warn the Chambers, France and the
people of Paris of the fact.
Tne committee of defenee has taken
all measures to meet the assault OF
seige: They might rely on the energy
of the Minister of War. and they
might count upon the valor of the
people OF Paris. A similar commu-
nlra'ion was made TO the Senate.
PalIkao, in the Chamber yeste rday,
broke out into bitter deuunciation Of
Prusslan spies; that they abounded in
Paris, be pointed to the recent judg-
ments of the Council of War as a
proof. He had further evidence which
he could show to The members.
The Edrle semi officially states it
has Information concerning the VIC
latlon, OF the territory of Belgium;
that the Prussian wounded as Saar-
bruck and Saarlouis we're so numer
Gus. and so disastrous was the situa-
tlon, that the Prussian au horities
were forced to send them to Cologne
and Dusseldorf. but owing to the fact
that the armies need the railroad clear
for reluforcements aud provisions.
the wounded were conveyed through
Belgium and Luxembourg without
notifying these governm 3nts until the
wounded were under way. They could
not be sent back
Count Bismarck, when questioned
on the subject, ACKNOWLEDGED that
there had been an infraction of neu-
traliiy, but said that be was forced to
so act.
France, says the Patrie. &C
cepts the explanation of Belgium
but denounces to the world
the action of Bismarck. who
respects No treaties or diplomatic
conventions.
PARIS. August 26 The Journal
C65ciet publishes Admiral Guillamtz's
declaration of the blockade of the
Baltic coast OF Germany.
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The Campaign Opened.

Last night. the primary meetings in
this city and some Of the country
townships gave auspicious promise Of
a good attendance at the County Con-
ventioD, and a gratifying awakening
Of interest amopR the Republicans Of
VanderburRh County. The Hartlein
Democratic Convention has had the
effect to stir up our party friends to
new zeal, and a determination to
thoroughly organize and prepare for
a sweeping victory 10 October.
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CHICAGO. August 26.-A letter in
the ST. Paul Pioneer dated August
7Fh, says that the provisional author
tiles had held council at Ft. Garry,
for the purpose of deciding the ques-
sion of allowiog the Canadian expe :
dition to take possession of the coun-
try. 1t was determined that resist
auce would be useless, aud that Rsil's
men had commsnced plundering Fort
Garry
Col. Woolsey's command was ex
pectol about the 20ih inst, and it
is believed that all the prominent
rebels would be out of the city by
that time.
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MADRID. August rs The report
Of quarrel between General Prim
aud his colleague, Gorilla, is explicit
ly coDtradioted.
MEZIEREs. Aug. 26 Via Paris -
The details coming ia here show that
the Prussians have received a serious
check, aud suffered enormous losses
10 the battles of last week. After the
last battle, the wounded Of both
armies were brought here There
were over twelve thousand Prussians.
who we're treated as we'll as our nwo
wounded. The battle Of the 19 h
was a real success for our arms LIS
result was 10 render it impossible for
all Of King Williams army TO join
that of the Crown Prince. Only a
small portion of the Kings troops
went from Pont a Mou-son to Bar
le-Duo to take part in the movement
on Paris.
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PRUSSIA.

CARsLRUHE, Augu,t 26. - Heavy
fighting commenced last night at the
town of Snenach. ten mues from
Montmedy ia the direction of Roe
siers.
: The Prussians have cut the railway
between ChanraDge aud Laumonilly.
The wounded are brought TO Mont
medy. The gates or the city have
been closed, aud an assaults momen.
tarily expected.
BERLIN, August 26.-The effect OF
the refusal OF the French 10 permit
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Washington Items-DIspateh to Bar.


Washington Items-DIspatch to Bar.
on 6eFOIs Concerning the Violation
OF q Gag OF Trace by the French,
etc.
WASHINGTON. August 26.-Captain
Thornton A. jenkins is to be pro-
NOTED to Rsar Admiral.
The following telegram was re-
ceiVed to day by Baron Ger0lt, Min
lister of the North German Union:
BERLIN, August 26 The Incl
dents mentioned 10 the telegram of
the 22i have REQUIRED twice since.
Captain Rochow, sent by Gen. Alven-
sleben to Toul with hsg of truce, has
been received with snots, and a
trumpeter. accompanying another flag
OF truce, was killed. You will lodge
a protest with the United States gov
ernment against these repeated vioa
tions of international law, and de-
clare that it shall be henceforth al
imposslbility OF sending flags of truce
to a nation whose soldiers have lost
in Africa, China and Mexico all recol-
lections of the useges OF civilized war
fare. Won THIEL."
The following postofices were es
tablished, and postmasters appointed.
Yesterday in Missouri: Duncan Creek,
Vernon County, j. A, Knox: Stafford,
Green County. j b. Dunn; Lawson,
Ray Couu'y r. j CLARK; Grinnell,
Grundy County. r. W. Weaver; Elk
hart, Webster County, j. l.. Lee.
The following changes in postmas-
ters we're made: q. p. Watkio, Com
petition, Laclede County, vice J.
Henders E. M. Conner. Spring
Grove, Dallas County, vice Jacob
Drake; Thomas II. Jones. Nj.
Vernon, Lawrence County, vice 4 5.
Ryan; Lander Shuler, Orleans,
Polk County, vice w. D Bell; Johu
w. Buchanan, Mason, AndTew C0un-
ty, vice Samuel Nj Sells; Thomas b.
HarmoD. Reservation. Butler County,
vice j Il Reeves; John w. YeSell,
Santa Fe. Monroe County, vice SIlas
Turner; j. B Owtn4, Forsyth, fancy
County, vice ] j. Browo; Robert Il
Slaughter, ST. Mary. Genevieve COun-
ty, vice John +. Kinney; Isaac b.
Fel,z, Ettyville, Gentry County, vice
j G Porter; Isaac FL Denton. M I.
Pleasant, Gentry County, vice w. NJ.
Elan.
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This Hplenuld Hair Dye lH Lne De8L m NO
world. Harmless, reliable tmAianthneouas
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>On 10 produce paralysis or death AKoia
OOa-tine virtuea they do not puaaeaa. The
genuine ". A. BatChelOr'g Hnlr Dye has
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Uphold fts INTEGRITY as the only Perfect
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ITALY.

FLORENCE. August 26 1t is GER
tain that Prince Napoleon's mission
to this country has been a failure.
ROME. August 25.-The conduct of
the French Legion, in demanding a
return to France, was so menaciDg
that the Pope dismissed the troops
at once
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BAVARIA.

MINDLEHEIM, BAVARIA. Aug 26 -
Since last Tuesday evening the bonn
bardment of Strasbourg, By the Prus-
SLAMS, has been iucessant. The citadel
is very badly damaged. The walls
are terribly battered. and several
magazines have exploded in the city
and at the forts FIRES have also
broken OUT in different places. The
Prussian losses are trihing.
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miscellaneous Europ can lot, lIlgence,

New YoRK. August 26 M Gail
lardet telegraDhs as follows from
Paris, ou the 18th. to the Courier es
Etafs URis:
Il shall be brief, l cannot speak TO
YOU 20 day about the movements of
| MeMahon, on whom now repose all
hopes OF the country; may tell you
that [ participate In these hopes, and
that I believe the YaDqulshed of
Woerth will soon take brilliant rs-
venge. A great battle is imminent,
not because we desire it, but because
acting with rapidIty is an indspensi-
BILE condition of success TO the enemy.
"Moitke knows that Germany, with
its system of recruiting, must coUquer
rapidly. To be true, the vlcum Of a
campaign. by fortnight's inactlon on
her part, will give up an oppor
| tunity of forming two new armies
and reinforcing those now resisting
the invasion. Take my word for 1t.
that unless some signal of disaster
occurs, we shall not listen to peace as
/ long as a Prussian soldier remains on
French soil NJ Ds La Tour D'Au-
verguo and the whole press have
unanimously approved of this.
The headqnarterso OF hlng william
are at Blr le Due.
'Oue of the corps Of the Prussian
army which took part in the battle of
Woerth, occupies the Department of
the Auber.
The march of the enemy upon Par.
is continues. but with some hesita
ton
There has been stormy sittings in
the Corps Legislatif body concerning
errors of the Committee of Defense.
As always happens, there has been q
great deal of noiso about nothing"
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SATURDAY. AUGUST 81. 1870.


Messrs. n. @. Gooding, Republican nom
tnee for Congress. and VIM. E. NibIack
the Democratic nominee, have agreed to
canvass Jointly at the following places and
time:
rry County, Augsst 9th, 25th and 26th,
and the time Of day to be fixed by friends
IN tnat eouRty, and notice TO be given by
them.
Spencer County, August 10Th and s0th.
Arrangements as last mentioned.
BoOnvllle, Warrick County. August 3lst,
at Pm.
tRepublcan papers of the First District,
will please copy
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POlItIcal-Xaa KIlIed by the Cars,

NASHVILLE, August 26-General
Brown, candidate for Governor, will
publish tomorrow a card defining his
position. He does not recognize the
narties as they existed before the war.
and agrees mainly with the resolu-
tiops adopted by the Democracy of
Ohio at the last State Convention.
Jacob Stone, an old man, was run
over BY train on the railroad, last
night, aud killed.
r. W. Sulwelder, agent of the
Southern Express, at Columbia, was
stabbed last night. while lying IN his
bed, near the window. by some one
outside. The wound IS dangerous.
Robbery is supposed to be the motive.
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SAN FRANCISCO, August 26.-The
Berlin Cabie acknDwiedges tn re-
ceipt of $150 900 from the San Fran
CISCO Sanitary Commission.
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nls.IlIrrY Barned-Loss $1,000

I~pecIaI % the JournaI
PAToKA. IND. August 26.-Mr
Henry Ayres' reotifying house was
burned to night about s o'clock
There were sixteen barrels of whisky
in the house. but were all taken out.
The house is a total loss The loss
will probably be sbout$ 81 900 or more.
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@I- 10 rsmove Mutu- Patches, A. recH les
and Tan from the face, use EGTrn'g Afoaa
and Frs~tLe Lotion Prepared only by %
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