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WAR IN EUROPE!
Prince frederick Charles Ill
with TyphuS Fever.
The Fraucs-Tireu's on their Muscle.
Proclamation By Gambetta.
Marrow Escape Of ths Steamship
Nebraska from sinking.
Miscellaneous Foreign News.
FRANCE.

Tours, October 10.-The Moniteur
warns the PUBLIC that numerous Prus-
sian agents hARe come into France
and are eeDdeavo1ipg to make contracts
With departments and towns desirous
OF purchasing arms. The Moniteqtr
says this may cause dangerous delay
in the national arming.
A convoy with Prussian prisoners
has arrived.
Gambetta refuses to accept the ova
ton rendered him by the people. La
bis reply he says the people must
think first of the nations defense.
Fourteen Pfussian spies. recently
apprehended near this city, were try
ing to procure Information concern
iug the inhabitants, with q view to
position. They were promptly shot.
ToURs, October 10.-Prefect de la
Forge. who so energetically defended
st. Qaentiu, with the National Guard
behind the barricades, and Tepulsed
the Prussians, has received no militia.
ry education. H@ was editor of the
Paris Journal.
The SiecIe has adVices from the in
vaded Departments, which show that
OHAUH W tDO
enormous and repeated acquisitions of
the Prussians. The inhabitants are
forming companies of sharps hooters.
Those already organized have obtained
some marked success against the Prus-
slams. In many cases, stragglers or
small bodies of the enemy are de-
stroyed.
A strong body of Francs tireurs
arrived here to-day srom Marseilles.
They are composed of gentlemen
from the south of France, and carry
a black flag
La Li6erte publishes dispatches
announcing several successful sorties
by Marshal Bazaine. In its comments
La Liberte says the success of theso
sorties forms reason why the Prus-
sian dispatches made no mention of
affairs at Metz.
Prince Frederick Charles is i'll with
typhus fever, and has been obliged to
leave the army. It is said he is now
at Ferneres.
Dispatches from Maintenon, Males
herbes, La Grange and Chartres an
nounce the presence of Prussians in
those places.
Several encounters have taken place
at Dreux.
The Francs-tireurs have captured
great quantities of cattle lately that
had been taken from the people by
the Prussians in their requisitions.
General Bourbaki is expected in
Tours.
Tours, via LONDON. October 10
During the sitting of the Government,
a crowd gathered In the court yard,
displaying French and American
flags. Garibaldi. on descending /: to
the court yard was vociferOusly
oheered, and made a speech in which
he eulogised the conduct of the vol
uuteers, and expressed his belief il
the approaching redemption oil
France from the invader. He wore
the Garibaldian costume and hat, and
looks healthy though not sturdy. II
a subsequent address to the Natiopa
Guard at Tours, he said he was Il
command all the volunteers in tht
French service.
CHARITIES, October 10.-yesterday
two hundred Prussian horse, two gun
and some infantry were encountered
at Dreux. a skirmish ensued, ant
the Prussians were obliged to dis
gorge their plunder.
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New York Items.

New YoRK, October 10.-General
Mcdowell, in the absence of iDstruc-
tions frem Washington, declines to
order the evacuation of q >verBor's
Island, and destruction of the bar
racks, In consequence of the yellow
fever now prevailing at that post.
Seventy one yellow fever patients
have thus far been removed from the
Islan>. to the Quarantine Hospital,
and the military officers complain
that the medical treatment and pro-
visions for their comfor. by the city
health authorities is entirely made
quate.
Two fatal cases of yellow fever
lately occurred at Bellevue Hospital,
and the husband of a woman who
died of the disease on Friday, is now
in irons for bringing her to the hos
pital in a small boat from Governor s
Island, after the disease had made its
Superintendent Jourdan's funeral
will take place on Thursday. He
leaves property valued at $3.50, 900 to
$500. 900, but died intestate, his un.
avaiiing attempt this morning to die
tate being among his last conscious
acts.
Tt National Erie Stock Exchange
will finally close business on Wednes
day.
The Cambria and Dauntless race
has been postponed on account of the
lack of wind. Lester Wallaek ha:
bought the Magic for SIC, 500.
NEW YORK, October I0.-Tht
French steamer. st. Laurent. thi:
morning commanced receiving a large
cargo of arms and ammunition. con.
signed to Havre.
VIM. Taylor was killed and hi,
wife fatally injured, by runaway ac
! yesterday.
The reqium mass for General Col
eouria and eighteen others, murdere,
! By the Spaniards, in Cuba. was cele
brated to day before large audienc
of Cnbans and sympathizers, In s.
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nature. France shall never lose Its
position in the world through the in
vasion of half a million of men.
Paris gives the watchword: Live the
Republic. one and undivisable.
LONDON. Oct. 10.-King William
has relieved Versailles from the pay
ment of 400 900 francs which had
been levied by the Prussians.
A squad of Prussian hussars was
attacked on the night of the 7Eh,
tants of the village of Ablis. This
town was afterwards burned by the
Prussians as a punishment. Numer.
GUS bodies of French have since been
dispersed in that neighborhood.
A large Bavarian force is south of
Etampes.
The villages north of Paris which
were deserted on the approach of the
Germans, are re -oeopied again.
LONDON, Oct. 10.-Mr. Wade, the
English Secretary Of the Legation at
Pekin, telegrsphs. September 18th,
that all is quiet at Pekin and Tientsin.
1t is understood here that battle
is Imminent near Tourey. The Prus.
slams have returned there In force,
and the French have sent a consider.
able army to meet them.
Tours 10 full of volunteers aud con.
scripts from the South.
1t is reported that Gambetta, who
is charged with the Ministry of War,
is displaying great activity and energy.
Garibaldi dis to have command of
all volunteers In the East. @ ~
The journals known to be of Or
leanist or Legitimist proclivities con-
demn the adjournment of the elec-
tions, while the other journals ap-
plaud the measure.
All the papers eulogize the courage
and enterprise of Gambetta In leaving
the Capital as he did.
LONDON, Oet. 1O.-Conte; Secretary
of the Emperor Napoleon, says it is
reported that the manifesto of the
Emperor. in English papers. is apocry-
phal. a 80
LONDON. October 1O,-Telegrams
from Berlin to the Manchester Ec
oniRer say that Bazaine is fighting
for a path to Belgium. The same dis
patch says General Won Werder is
advancing on the army of Lyons be-
tween Belfort and Langs.
LONDON. October iO.-A special
has been received from France that
the towns of Normandy are prepar-
ing to issue a popular currency.
LONDON, October 10.-A note from
the Prussian Government informs
the Powers that France threatens to
hold out until starved. In that event
two millions of people would be in
the hands of the PTussians, who
would be unable to furnish supplies
for a single day, as there is nothing
edible within several days march of
Paris. Hence the people cannot
abandon the city by the roads. and
the inevitable consequence will be
that hundreds of thousands must
starve. The Germans, nevertheless,
must prosecute the war, and those
holding power 10 France will be
answerable for the results.
The Germans evacuated Mulhause
on Sunday. aud proceeded towards
New Breisach and Sehlestadt.
LONDON, October 1O.-Dispatches
from Hong Kong, via Bombay.
states that the Chinese government
declines to take any action providing
against further outbreaks.
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(hicagO ltems.

CHICAGO. Oct. 1O.-Tbe Coroner of
Peoria, Illinois. yesterday took pos
session of the body Of A. l.. Wilcox,
travelling agent of the New York
Christian Union, who accidentally
shot himself, on Saturday, while show
ing revolver to some ladies, and re-
fused TO deliver it to his friends. He
insisted on the right to bury it him.
self. The Judge ordered the Sheriff
to take the body from the Coroner.
which was done The indignation
against the Coroner is so strong that
he will be forced to resign.
The Chicago Aldermen have been
talking about a trip to Toronto, Can
ada, but have concluded not TO go.
Mrs. Peter Molitar, residing near
Huston, MINI, while passing between
the separator and the horse power of
q threshing machine, few days since,
her dress was caught by the tumbliDg
rod. which wound around it and
crushed her TO death in a moment.
The law requires that tumbling rods
attached to threshing machines shall
be boxed, but In this case the require
ments of the law had been neglected.
Worthing & Patriek's hardware
store, Mrs. Pendleton's millinery
store, Mat Mitchell's Hotel, j. Gid
dleman's boat store. r. l.. Princes
grocery, G.. Dohlein's grocery and the
Post Office, at Minooka, Ills. were
burned last night. Loss $12, 900 to
$15, 600; insured for So, 900.
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Prepare for the ChOlera.

With the cheated term" comes the dam
ger of that frightful pestilence-ChoIera
and kindred diseases. What untold and
indescribable migeky has been visited
upon thousands annually by these awful
complaints. But every one ought to be
made aware that q specific for this class of
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the celebrated MISHLER'5 HERB BIT
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RI GA, Summer Complaint, Dysentery,
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NJ. d, Physician -in.chief Of the u. 8. Hos
pltal Ship Falcon highly recommends
IL for Cholera, and has used it with mar
velous success In such cases. 1t acts like
an angel OF mercy In every Instance. Sold
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Stephens Church. Afterwards sa-
lutte of one hundred guns was fired
In the City Hall Park, and the Lone
Star flag was hoisted in front OF the
City Hall, In honor eff the second an
niversary of the declaration Of Cuban
independence. A mass meeting was
also held this evening, at Cooper In
stitute, and was addressed by Mayor
Hall and others.
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SEVERAL skiff loads of Democrats
have arrived in the oiiy in the last
two or three days. Some of them
washed their shirts in the river after
they got here. in order that they
might be able to swear they had their
washing done in the city. 1t is by
such instrumentalities the Democracy
hope to vote down the citizens of the
county and impose upon them officials
in whom they have no confidence.
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Foreign News via New YORK.

New YORK, Oct. 10.-The Worlds
| dispatch from London states that the
present attitude of Prussia On the
peace question indicates that the
strain upon the GeT1an resources is
| beginning to be severely felt.
The Worlds Ostend dispatch SAYS
there is a malignant disease In the
German camps outside of Metz. which
is filing the hospitals and everlasting
the surgeons. The deaths for three
weeks averaged 150 per day.
The rinderpest prevails among the
army horses and has extended through
Lorraine and part of Champagne, and
it is feared in the camps before Paris,
and has extended into the Rhenish
Provinces.
In eVacuating CourceIles on the 7th,
fifteen miles from Metz. the Prussians
burned large quantities of supplies.
A Brussels dispatch to the World
says it is believed there that Bour-
baki's mission TO the Empress was to
urge an abdicatioa, thus removing
ali obstacles to a European recogni-
ton Of the Republic, as the army of
Metz cannot be relied on 10 support
the Empire.
The Worlds Munich dispatch states
that it is rumored that Russia has
made secret treaty with Italy, by
which the Tyrol is to be handed over
to Italy.
A Boulosue dispatch to the World
states that Bismarck officially denies
that the Prussians investing Paris,
are mutinous and anxious for the war
to close.
A Florence dispatch says the enc
mics OF the Pope declare be shall be
stripped of everything, and be. with
his priests. cardinals and nuns, be
sent to Asia or Africa.
The Worlds London dispatch says
the coDtinual accumulation of troops
and war material on the Russian fron-
tier towards Germany excite. consid-
erable concern. and the Russian jour
nails are filed with hostile comments
on Bismarck and Germany.
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THE Last WORDl

We do not know that anything can
be said to urge Republicans to do
their whole duty to day, that has not
been said. The claims Of the COM
peting candidates ha7o teen pretty
thoroughly discussed. and it remains
for the voters to decide upon their re-
speetive merits We lave always had
confidence in the good sense of the
people, and can not think they will
err, to-day, in casting their votes.
We believe majority of the voters Of
Vanderburgh County are favorable to
the SUCCESS Of the Republican ticket.
We are confident the Democrats
leaders sre also OF The same
opinion; otherwise they would not
deem it necessary to import from
two to three hundred fraudulent
voters 10 order to secure the success
of their ticke. Republicans will
have to be vigiltrt and resolute, or
they will again, az in previous in
stances, be defeated by fraud. But
if every Republican will make it his
special duty to be at the polls all day,
q moral influence will be exerted
thereby thai Will tell on the final
result. Pluck, deter mination and
unfagging energy cannot be defeated.
Let there be no colrards or sluggards
an the Republican ranks to-dayi
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AUSTRIA.

PEsTH, Oct. 10-The Lloyd news
paper of this city publishes a state
ment that Gortschakof demands of
the Powers the removal of the prohi-
bition against the Russian war vessels
in the Black Sea. Lloyd also SAYS
that Prussia is not adverse to the res
toration of Bonaparte, but the French
are bitterly hostile to such a move
ment
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WITH a special police force of fifty
men, appointed by Mr.. e. g. Van Ri
per, and forty or fifty Deputy U. S.
Marshals, it is anticipated that offend
ers will be compelled to keep the
peace, and obey the laws. That some
of Mr.. Van Riper's men are under
bonds already, inclines Us to the opin
ion that they will be highly efficient
in compelling others to obey the laws
they are accustomed TO violate. Some
Of the squad were quite drunk when
sworn in. lit is especially desirable
that they be duly sober this morning.
NJ. Van Riper,in his charge, gave his
men to understand that they were to
preserve the peace, aud prevent illegal
Uoting. Republicans would be very
happy 10 have them do this,
provided they have the jurisdiction.
Being nearly or quite all Democrats,
they will have rare opportunities for
becoming cogaiza1t of about all the
illegal voting that will be attempted.
If any of them should so far miscon-
strue the charge, however, as to at
tempt to interfere with legal voters,
their appointment by Mr.. Van Ripper,
will not save them from being prompt
ly arrested by any U. S. Deputy Mar
shal who may witness such violation
of the United States law. The offend
ers, in such cases, will be tried befor'
a United States Commissioner Of
Court, and will therefore ruu no lit
tie risk of suffering the penalty o
their misguided zeal. We print tn
list of special police appointed AM
sworn in last evening.
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NASHVILLE, October 1O.-Writs of
quo soarrdnto were issued from the
Office of the United States District
Clerk, to day, against j. N. Afford,
Clerk of the Circuit Court of Law
renee County, and james Holman,
States Attorney. for the Sixth Judi
ciaI Circuit, under thc disability pro-
vision OF the Fourteenth Amend
meuk
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New Advertisements.
Administrators Sac.

RTOTECE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that
4I the Undersigned, Administrator Of
the estate of John Tohill, deceased wifi
offer for sale at public Outcry, at the late
residence of said TOhilI, on Eleventh
Street, IN -Jacobsville, in the City OF Ey-
ansViIle, Indiana, on the
Isr DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1870,
The personal property of said estate con-
sisttng of Horses, Mules. Cows, Hogs Cat
lie, Wagons, Moving Machine, Farming
Implements, and about 27 acres of stand
ing Corn, and various other articles. Sale
TO commence at 10 O'Clock Am.
TERMs.-Sums of S5 and under, cash /:
over IS, a credit OF nine months, the pur-
chaser giving note bearing interest, with
good and approved security.
SAUNDERS SAMSON,
ocIl-3wd&W Administrators.
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RUSSIA

ST. PETERSBURG, October 1O.-The
Message, to-day. officially denies the
reported movements of the Russian
army towards the Turkish frontier.
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CHINA

PEKIN. via! st. Petersburg, Octo.
Der 10.-The people have destroyed
the Catholic buildings Of this city.
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TUESDAY,, OCTOBER ii. 1870.

THOMAS COLLINS, an old and re-
apected citizen of knight Township,
died at his residence yesterday morn
ing, about 2 o'clock. He will be
buried this morning, at 1O3 o'clock.
Mr. Collins has been sick for several
months and suffered intensely. Death,
no doubt, was a sweet release.
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THE BASIS on CIVIL SOCIETY. Essays for
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~ Marriage, and the evils and dangers nf
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