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, 1870-07-26
The A9rikr In the ConI Regions
From The Itt,sr;!1 Ninsrs Journal, !

ffT'H Ihf kt4{SiN EtHS9t "" '$*A*f @~-$ -
Ar far =. We could learn yesterday st:tEnoon
there was Lut one OF two collieylee WORKING on
the eicht-hcur system iu this region, and Tue
men agreed to reduction OF 70 Ter cent II
uases-,hat il. reduction Of 20 per Gent On
the baeis Of 1863. Que cailisry started on tue
1862 basis for this mouth, only Will: The col
lie1S il getting uuder way, after winch tne1
are !'c subject to gradual reduction ot ~
rer cen. for every Is cent. the pt7ce OF Soa4
isl1s below - rer ton. This applies 10 ihboz-
t.s ae well as to miners. IL the Lemgh fef,on
there are two eollieries working on me elen.-
hcrr sys:cus, With acor-espend,ns seInesion 20, Of
wages. The Ni;keshAfre Coal and l7on eenl'
aLss men are working elsh' hou1s' :.
CORRESPONDING reduction in "ase*' lhe
TDion Coai Company refused to potS on iAe
eight hour =yrtern. 1t NAE TuDofea se@'csaay
.h,t The Philadelphia Coal Company men a.
The Colorado GALLERY dcnaudcd cight ns'F''s
wo,l and Ten hours ray This was Declined,
antl tler quit work At the other eoiie1s thc
men continued to work Al eight hours, With
-1e rnderst4plipg ihat they we're to receive
..7- .nI .rsori,nrlr. SC we we're informed yessez-
81, In to Tue time Of going to press ne bad
~ funher information. The coal operators
,-a fiYro. and arc awaiting any propos!dnn the
80, r1,[so-e 10 make for their consideration.
Thev viii not 60 to work nntst the matter ls
9,,tir sat,irl. II il understood that the men
aoa cnnferr;ng together on the subject since
Ia 1..fnsal OF 1t le1st four-hfshs Of the men
IN the ether counties. continuing II woss n
u-nai. regardless Of the ac:.on Of the Gauerat
I<'.st>s,s,
, 1870-07-26

rect Tho French uord de7naHder sig aihes e, %
ask, and has not the imperative u1eanin8 ~n1ca
attsches 10 it in English. Read :. ssk" "oete
the word demand" oocura, and tho French
notes arc stripped of that ''suogance "ltn
which the enemies ot France ara accusing
her. Once during General Jackson's
Presidency diplomatic note. Was received
from TIE Frenrh Government, through its En-
yoy i'll Warrington. regarding cettaia claims
held By French citizens against ths United
States The translator who rendered the Rote
Into English for the old General, whn every
body knows vas no French srholar, fell into
III. game error, and instead OF France asks sh*s
Immediate attention Of the Government OF the
United States. ETC.. it read 4 France demands
etc. Old Hickory grew lishi. = Demznds. does
she: he shouted. - I}y the Eternal. lefs ser
htr get IT," and be brought his tist down On
the table with thump that mado the
pens and ipk=tauds jingle. Luckily there WAa
present gentleman from New Orleans (who
IN after years was professor Of LANGUAGES in
the academy OF the present Judge Barbour
Lewis. on Dauphine Way, ne.s Mobile, and
who related the story to French class, Of which
the writer waA member, eighteen years ago.:
This gentleman took the original Eute. and
gaze the proper Translation to the wortt.
oh, said Jackson, - that alters the case.
Whist France asks IS s different thing from
, 1870-07-26

of Mr. Summer, assented with ,ct
good will. Accordingly. MI. Sunni in
the name Of BIT. Fish. asked Mr.. 3py
to write, who undertook the service in sh.s-
charge OF hia new duties, feeling that he Il
not e1rnEe hlmself. He was At the time
guest Of the Hon. Samuel Hooper, Who's
members veil that Mr. Motley was eugl
on a paper which. 1t the time. he undersl
vas at the request Of Nr. Fish. 3fr. uo.r
r. sure tllst 31r. Motley was in no respets
volunteer, and that the paper N question,
spoken Of At his table. while Alr. Fish
dining there, az 4 task imposed on Mr.. j.
lev, Thia simple statement III which
sumner and ME. Hooper unite,
a sufficient answer to charge mum
one, even il the whole affair wore
too trivial and stale for Eerip.ls conslderzt
now. 3Ie. Motley's psper entitled 3lemo
il 4 strong review Of the alabama quest
and is said to be in remarkable accord with!
F1-h's despatch OF September %. which Is
most complete and authoritative statement
our case. This paper waa read by Mr. Fish
not bY the President also, before UT. Iotl
sailed. And yet a charge against him
founded Ii All alleged ainerence between I
rapess md the despatch i i uuIersso'
that no evidence was adduced in the Senate
show TINT 1Ir. Motley was not IN complete Ia
mony With the despstch.
, 1870-07-26
THE WAR IN EUROPE.


From fhs See To*t Tribune, Juty q
In estimating the baa1mgs of the present
European conflict, it Is important to keep N
view the naval and nil;s21y strength Of tue
neutral powers whose alliance or hostility the
beligerents are ikely to incur, according to tho
fortunes Of war. The immense 1eeources which,
Rueeia can command in euch contingency. IS
veil Is the effective aid which spain could give,
arc shown in the following statements Of their
military aud uasai fofces.
RCSstA.
The land forces OF Russia arc formed Of two
descriptions Of troops, different from each
other in many reHpecrs--the regular troop
properly so called and the feudal militia Of
the Cosesrks and similar tribes. Some corps
Of tho Iatter have been brought into regular
form and training and are occasionallr en-
p1oEed like the rest Of the army. although in
man. respects they diaes entirely from the
teGulsr troops.
The regular army ia recruited from tho
classes OF peasants and a1tisans partly and
principally BY mems OF conacrptlen, partly
bs the sdoptiou at the eons Of soldiers. and
partly Iy voluntary enlistment. Every lndl-
srdual belonging to these classes ia, With few
exceptions, liable to compulsory service. pro-
vided he he Of the proper age and stature.
The nominal strength OF the Russian army
according to the returns Of the Ministry Of
, 1870-07-26

f@tL{41t-iL.
eadctshp Whittemore will rsy 1t agatn- he
1hihSs that patience and perseverance may oser-
COME the greatest obstacles, ami that he caa Ire
elected and admitted to the Forty-.second Ton.
g1tss
In DGGao, When an Alderman wishes feejec-
lion, he takes an influential friend one side and
offers 10 name an aaey after hin when ,hls scene
cnsrcs: FElrna-'' oh. Sir, IL sou only GOULD"
Alder1nan-"SAs no Hufe, It IL yours." Friend
Cod bless yt,u," and overcome by his feeltnga
the Era1itle., politician hangs about the neck Of
the Alderman, and fAlns tsata of Jog upon bis
1 shut fruit
-Th t'as Mooney, the Irish historian. and chief
Of the ab'i.Ch!rse rarry, otyers himself call
s!iiatc fur Governor Of California; with promise
thu, Ec VAL rats: 100000 ua!B.la, ana SEM! the
| Chinese hune within thrcc mouths after nts eec-
| tiu1l.
| The New York Er~n;a7 Pet says: ..
at is UNDERSTAND shat tn. Republicans Will not
| give UP this ssatc this year hopeless snltef,
t,.t Will htlh :liclr co:atntlun In season, tlAkt.
:fyo'E Nominations. a'r1 nave Thorough canvass.
his ID success nt t:. stlIl huur lust y+ar il u
watntC. Among the fllEe+ Kat.l 10 s,e n1pst coll-
;!'!e!ci 7"r tEe non''i,aloa Of GosctaoT those Of
f na%sqs, u a. Aa1y az9h =; Jss. J1snss.
! :nd sst~aEs L Wae!tuss.. ot Isfsx,klon. osvus as
m, II rfs,nsinrni. Thrr. will In: several
rlrpess n venErrssitual canl''ia.es Tht Eiev.
| ruth N1stiCt Il vGry Cluse one; anil q man
kt"wn IL lt- very &tr'nz will take lie tri'i, who
.es+ls,s Il letexsv~t. MesSks- ktichu1n md Tan.
iar arc },rstts sur. u rpf"ntnatinn, The Essex
an.l SarA1'u Districts Viii pull heavily: anI! i'ie
{tEut'alt caI,fi'!a:t arr nut in'ta:et Mr. Lain
IS sud 10 lave 'nA.al 1hng@' soas TO ASSURE. his
! nwn nomination. Ellis Il. Nnts.rts, Ut the rtica
Herald, ls named as the Republican candidate u
The Twrnts-itstr in place III Jntsc naily. liz Is
ittent, Of senator c"hk.nE. Nj. Metarthy vii
t.e renomsnatetl In the Dnonlaya District without
. ,l0uht. The T"enty-f"nr1h anil Twents.ittt
| Districts will se Represented bf new men Mf.
Warl is regarded a. SURE Vi denomination TIT
| Tweniy-tfghth Niet1ct will have the double t9rtl
Ut Cheering man to complete the unexptFrd Tern
I Ct Noah Uavfs as well as tn elect SUCCESS n
| There ufr bitter feu4is exiarinT letwten the Re
| FEfltcapE, anil the UtmwE1ts entertain *ttont
| IL N Hf securing the Congressman. The Thrttttf
| District Ia aiwa.E tlehatabc Efoun't- The rart.
raElcs IL sltat Il hest ntEautzrt, At present tha
11artF Is iiir Democratic; lu II the M1atttf Is no
renlt.les!, the RrpulylIcans VIII tus. tc mtss.l,es
1t setrns to Ike expected that Waiter L stsstHn
will TIC the lteputhcan can'tl'1ate IN ihe Thirty
-vranf. The tacsiaAs IL the Republican, part
have br.n unuslalIy bitter slnre the hott IT l.is
Lut there Is 4 Fet9 strong Republican majority
, 1870-07-26

".As for us. says the French Emperor
in lis proclamation, s'we demand the es~
Establishment Of state VI things g,saran-
teeiug our security anaassrring the fnsure.' v
Which, translated into comrrchensihlc Eng.
!isll, simply mems: tlat Germany shall no,
he allowed 10 organize itself ;uto one gov
t,rnneut. Int must continue dissolved and
broken into fragments. lest, When nnits'l, il
nsay cease to play second fiddle to France
The stale Of things thut guarantees the he
csrity Of France and "nssnses her futmz.
domination uver her neishbors, Is the dis
union Of Germany
The class of people in this country whe
desired the slisunion uf the American States
we're called 'coprerheAds, and. rs nigh
he expected. tl'+y now side with France il
her demand for German disnnion. Il
shanleful iu their espousals nov. they are
ut Ill events consistent with their past in
famous record.
, 1870-07-26

bat goes Oh. They are reading every iele-
gram IN the German pnrtrAr aud their
blood is mp to fever heat i'll behalf Of the
national cause. The great 1unssot the Aus
ing FOR German unity that possesses ali
other Germans aud an intervention pn
l,chalf of France on the part OF the Slusonic
Element of their government would be tho
signal for their secession fr,1n the Austrian
Empire uud union with the common Faith,
erlaud Of Deutschland. Blood il thicker
thnf wafcr.F
, 1870-07-26
The ST, CLAIR FLATS CANAL.
l. 1t III S's.,sts.s,n Winters ,-Tac
Treaty sansa ~sstt~y maps.
iLfs I.ri& LII.


Fi@,a sit Ittr,. 1ti'"ne. .I#ts:a
The ctsasger. Ut ,Ar Ca,,aJiau jusls..aIs. re-
srectiue the alleged Illegal arre-, of certain
and seerei= ts the .amnr1cau aHtlWrltI-.
at te LEV skip eansi tess,. !Mai's Oh tltA ~.
Ii4ir Fiatr. etelu to have tuu1e fuuniatiun it.
i.sct. auti it II ilnilheiy that not uHv ars
tie Auetican authorities ~ruuH III tllt seizures.
l,Ht that tue sat4a. is=vll MAY I've entirely 1t.
tanatia', "aGtss AMI era,r1 deal k,-- To ;tit.
-Au.Iicau people. after u great AMOUNT Of
Eus,. ha~ bern Expended ul,Un it.
lie report of the Commissioners appoutasi
" the :r-a ats If s'lIcht to settle the question
u tt. Lou.4la9y ling hatwe.u The ls.t;esl
states aud tat4aA. la&1e in Iuue. 1s4a, .i..-
c'l.tt that the lo..uilary ii,iu in the river ~.
Clair shall be the t.i. W tu' oil sAi ei, as4t.~t
f'aerAEa which has been we'll ktluwl. to mart
nt1= ahd epsinceis by that name for n.auy
seafs. Oh t4e Old maps iii H.. Lake >inrv"y
Dllice here the dotted boundary ine does not
lnn thtuugh This rhanu@l entirely. hut coming
lu"n lraLches frutn ti.c channel ,,Ei..r the
latter n4aArr : sltaf dttour aud proceeds iii nl
n,'.s5 dlrctt co,ree. following ths l1iAe wiirl.
the new canal t4uw I''iIeucs ENt uu The more re-
cetl ral's the dated li,lu striking oil fruu, ta
channel ii t.oI f..U:'I 1T all, 2lI it certainty
In ks a. ihuuEh. :,en these were prepared. II
had t-cuule kuu"u that this Iise on the vii
E.srs si.i nus truly seite-ent the boundary.
AMI II wa1 iefi sg1iil IL the CURING chaau:1,
a,tvstlsrs 20 the terms OF slle sErats.
~ II A3A4AAAt ~ +bif S1ts- At.A StEH n EtAiG W
tlii.es ca:! have a-l-en 81 ir now a.'i.are:.tl:
-eeu; i sa1lal apparently bussr upon foreign
scszstuEs will Cuiyed Stase- laotley. nad e,.-
tiselS ltxou.i the eoutro ii tue Cnl,e1 States.
liable 10 tte ehtit t1 ctr Sessels at once hs rs'.
euen,y in tue event Of wat; men mrouEfutsy
arre .tel At the canal Us officers who must, of
eot,rse, Ea'e euIi oseei that they were proceed
ing WON AUse1sGaf. wateEH AID riShtfully. OF
caus c il il possible that come exclamation Of
the matter rau yet be fnrnislleti br the gov
= -.
affair and demonstrate that the proper conrso
Las been pursued, hut just now il looks ~
though huge blundee Lad been committed
y somtlbJF- That the matter Of the seizure
OF the mel aud their verse1s will be easily ar
rlhged sisrrs i 10 doubt Eut Il this canal
tias been constructed III Canadian water5 ty
United Stasee m"uey. it will he one of tbs
r.ost egregiou- Eis;.se= that has ever oc-
CURED il. tho history OF public nosks in this
country. and will feqeite the pruulpt iuter-
vent1ou OF friendiy diplomacy iu order that
our interests uay le eeIu1ed and future tliii-
culties avoided
, 1870-07-26
TUESDAY. JULY &c. 1870.


Il requires the assurance Of the London
7II;mt- "s 10 the authenticity-of the project
cd treaty between france and Prussia 10
induce persons at this distance 10 give it
a,y attention. 1t is probable that France
nnEht make such proposition. Int not Mt
nj likely .Aat rulssia vould give il tho
least favor. TIE project Of the trcaty is
30. more remarkable for ~hat it contains
&s.an for what it osnsts- While confirming
I'll tAe acquisitions male 1.y Trassia u hts
years which is hut conserving to what has
1s,>s~t'l beyond the power Of Franco to con-
t-ol, the Latter government takes frum 1Iul-
l.,.l the province OF Luxembourg
,c.l a''scsls belgium, Willie
re new disposition is made Of the
1:;,i.,- possessions of either power. tbs
.7tr:s~i9u ct thu Freuch boundaries TO tie
Thine j, ,1.v real object Of the war on
ti.r part uf France, while the recovery of
TIN. cid Gertlnu provinces of AiSaee md
1-''r:s.ine fr.1u France has, since tue dec
3;1u!,.'n II war. become sentiment
throughout all Germany. The projected
sr.aiy is wholly q one-s;ael affair. 1t
.'A's> ~. ~, 'osse a'sp"so pm '''ees 1s 'ne,:
'-'s "n"e =. AZ sonsoef"'aon W fs.e@'
A%"' '"n@I "1't " conls.'' w." 1'''A
GInl luxembourg. The consent and agree
~ ~ - . ..e y, I ,'. ..t's'4'as '"a"e ~
t'"-S'a 4"AtAss = Lux '@A~' '11'ee yea" ~ ls'-
-'e'' 'N'e ' -@''t - s''s 4''Aea @o''
S W 800 80. sa "a"n,s.u 1. ...:,t, 80 " ~ ~
:, ,',1. -, 49, ,
, 1870-07-26

The Ht.ttrn cutAolie, OF Tins city, con-
aeu'ns. in pretty decided language, the con-
duct OF Napoleon in p'unging Europe into
var. Ii says that all the preliminary steps
point to one conclusion, viz that the
French Government was determined 10
fight, and that l'retcxt had to he found
that, if the prussian King hal complied
With the last demand OF Bcuesletti, another
and more insulting one wonl,l have been
put forward. md su Oh till stnnI must
have been made somewhere Ilenc.. the
fact that DeneJetai was Dismissed when Le
aceostetl King William at tue watering place
Of L1ns is really of uu coEse1ueuce, since
that act. while il may have FASTENED, was
not tue cause, nor even one Of ths CAUSES,
Of the war.
Il would appear. from this article. tha.
.he Cathosic4 in the rnite3 States ARE l,s
no ncanb unanimous i'll e,puusiug th.
side pf France
, 1870-07-26

p1,tee4;on II, Nat;x. yn3rst,r. br 81.
E. Sullivan Bart is tha it'll, ,f a hook ra.
Gently published in Eao,apt1 and ronrinted
in this couu,,y. The object Of tho writer is
tn prore that British n,an,,fnc.urjnc indus.
trr ;s s,,fferiun 1,v the co,uneti,ion Of the
i. manner 1al,or 1T ,hosc cnnntrias of con,
tinental Ennopc where the nolicy of protec-
fjon r,reya;rs According to Sir E. Sulli.
van 1,art- tle rate of wages mid in these
prot.ctionist countries is from 10 to 20 per
cent lowe. than the rate Of wages in Eng
land and he introduces statistics which
show that such is the fact. This condition
of things, he tells US, is vastly injurious 10
british m .nufacturiug industry, and he
thinks it can only he remesliel hy imposing
a dutyof from, to Il per cent on foreign
manufactures
Leaving sir F. Sullivan, Bart. to fight
his battle with British free tr4de on British
soil, wc must mildly express our surprise
that any 1,ru.cctionist in this country shonld
have deemed it useful to reprint his book
here. The 1nuin argument Of tia, school
here is that projection tenls to Increase
wages, and tlat i, is necessary to ulairtaiu
it in order that high wages n,ay be paid TO
workinc,uen-that tie capitalists wao frame
our tariff laws, ure CONSTANTLY striving to tlo
better l,v their worlr, tl,nn they would
ut,t1er the ,,,,erutiun Of natural lawS. But
.;i1 E. Sn!Iiyans argument, SO far as he
gives us my argument, goes to show that
free tratle rat,ses snch III advance Of wugcs
, 1870-07-26
Ha"@onft River 1mpr0Semen9-E-lyc
$n1E Hon1x To Commence Npern-
tions Ix.1sn cd intc1Ys

fT7" thr ~ L"UH Republican,, JEfE q.
General ". J. EaynolJs, the newls-4ppoint-
c,9 Superintendent Of Western nres I,u,1f3ve-
:uerss, returned yesterday morning from 4
rip to Mound CRY. where he msle a11uc,-
Eleuts for removing the Office Of that DEPART
eaent to this city. Shortly after hi~ ar!1val,
yesterday lie Received = letter from Washing
tes. stating that out ct the geeen, snrron.ia-
tios,s. el54t.W0 had leen <et apa1t for or,rs-
sion- on the Missouri Eiscr. with orders to
draw on the Treasury for the money "a re-
4lirea. lie Gtncral desC2tcbed last
sight 10 have the five snsE boats
:: Mound City Immediately brought to ST.
I-oEir. anil nlson their .rrivzi actire operations
ot, the - Zig Muddy" y Ill be commenced. n,
river viii he divided into districts, one Of Tho
i.oats operating above 1t 5oeeph. and foar be-
tween that point and st. Louis.
4 a{,arion. Aense on Tine street. betwaar
Eleventh an>a Twelfth streets. hze been -
ltcteti as headquarters for the department, and
viii he Immediately rented, uron thu authori-
lies At Washington approving Of the SELECTION,
t particulars OF which we're Forwarded IL
Washington in last nights mail.
In addition to the benefits tL.t will result To
Missouri River navigation BY tho copte,n.
plated operation. ST. Louis sill for ouca Get
sozae Of the beuedta arising cut Of the a1rIy,-
prlarions Hitherto most OF the moues an
pyop1iatea for such purposes has been cx-
It1.el At Ciceiniau.
, 1870-07-26
The E'rM>%itan National anthem.
Az / rKtSstAS+
IL III Eia Eth fr<us.s1

T. Tx ktH Eth ff<H<'f.
Gun d FEEautan. see rny colprs cleaning
TIE s.E- h!tr st9Et.arts nuat- trtnEe Ee free
For freedoms r.chts my fathers heaFt-tstebt
srcr. lua;l y, meaa the t.!a,.x AMI white to
Shall ,hvn rs"se eo~aTa' III esr be to the
Though LAY IL dull, Though sun shine br.ght
Is,.l 1:ru:.ian, VIII a rr1issiau BE-:
ttn.l1nC, ....-..
Wte1ce. mildly eco4,. hear a parent. tone:
With u'!sl heart, q stilris ear LIN ten.1,nS-
1lt tsshes 'ru-:s-the es,n ,leteaA. the shsone:
.,utctn h'r 'ies are s1r0nger-liEe, . MY county,
longer:
TIE kirEs nigh cali o>e7noxs m5 breast so
lam r7uss,ap, will Pyusslan be:
Not ererE day has sunns light Of glory:
\ e!"r4:. a shower, sometime. .lull inc lea:
1et nttc 3sl liete u4y face eau tei1 The story,
That eycly wish untruthful Is to ne.
Htw uany lar aaa peaEer, would think exchange
Tts!T iEst:en:s nausnt-how then compare
lam i'russian, viii Prusstan he.
AZ, @ il s 1he angrs sletnents exploding. .--
Hs1h Eft Tue Wcrld Oft witnessed such {,rnl,oto-.
NJ lTuss.anss ccnrsge can be tested more
sh"uhs rick and oak be tlyeu. to terror I'm NOT
Ee storm and din, let fishes CLEAN ~ free
i FIJI tTuss'a1, Will a Plu5stan 1'e:
Where lose and faith 50 round the monarca
Wher Prince and people so clasp nsm their
han'ls, .
Thus shsw,nr reaI 1,ass thu tue nation. f'an'ls,
AGAIN uenurm ihe feal,F: ne honest leally:
De stscng me bond, ssssse aalds' dear hea5fs
mo; a lis i,Is rzcsstan: Let us Psass:a:ls he:
, 1870-07-26


i csl.le despatch from Paris stntes TINT
I,500 Paris hack1ne,l lave volunteered for
the French army. II these .1ehu rougbs 10
no tctter fighting than WIS performed by
the l.:'tA' New York pln=-uslv tiremen whu
volunteered at the beginning Of the re.
bel1iou. the Germans need not dread Their
pr"we>s on the fell Our pluy-nglies
proved more dangerous an.1 annoying tc
the Cuivn u.nn 10 the rebel army
, 1870-07-26

"a :
The following statements concerning Ns.
Notley's relations TO the State Depar!msnt
are fi1ai-hcd the Boston JoarHHt bs Malor
len I.;iey poore. and may doubtless be taken
=. the views of Senator Sumner:
Massachusetts, u7rsf guard the honcr 81 her
.ous, 1 charge brought against 3tr. Motley
IL Er.tifv Liz removal is that IN the month Of
ri ls!s iR.a's1S Sa,, st,sE NJ: xolo.
teered 10 write his own instructions. Th;s is
mistake. It is well kno.n than Ministers t;;s
a,ast cf their instructions. Mr. cush-
ing says that on 18th his bis missions nj ;!1-
l;s--hr wrote bis own instsuctions- which were
thep COPIED and signed at the State Depart
orI bv wa. H. Seward. Mt: s1mner, who waa
On Intimate relations with 41z: Fish. reminded
tue later Of si.is usage, md then eail, famil-
larry, .'Wbr not levy On Motley? Let him
W1ite a memoir, to be Used in whole or in part,
or aot at all, as you see ht-" lIr. Fish At once
came into the idea, and authorized 1lr. Sum
ner to Invite ltr. Motley to do tins. 1lr. Sum-
ner replied: '.0f course, III ycnr n,me." To
rtisa LII. Ii=l. aev.1tlrg to the rsce,le>;1oa
, 1870-07-26
We find the following paragraph III the

-a1l'aAH -afEHf-
-MAcorriS torSTr Oily IxIEKEE1 ~ DE-
Fart1.-1hc lfor's of MacnnFln County, Ill, have
et1l Largely eod in Ncw io1E, hcr.. anil tlst.,shelr
~ thls stais ts 'sGeIous lress1tix aud the atEr1
ltricas nf The Tar III lhfercs1. which was ID PEI
cent. Eut- VT ar informed the Etu;lllst11 tiy.
sntn Of II ir teut turt.t out ut thr Ia>i time III
interest Ia n,ttt {n ths. lsi tnsi} per At
al',1t! the coupons we're whether able ~
Ntw York Ut Ut the c4,ut.iF ~eAt in IIIinnlr tnth
Aindr, II rtsufs. icing lssursi. From the rnmurs
ahrua,', ntt ouly tefc ISSUES ot both Kinds,
but Of loo u.a.ly ktu.ls bt:s.Its--t..e county a-
sha1t,c. having discovered duplicate nuiTrs- II
T. rail, uf tu1tsiS and coupons Macs'nria tuun1y
l:ts mex! s1ufh If 'o!d Sangamon county, In H.
Ennig. anA Is af kn"wn '.ayslts- Nc shall he
tv,rv /, any .iuyal pi1cai oi Tits In. n county
l.sss given Eastern investors an oscss'ose OF "ioy
HitT:
The county Of Alacoupin has been en-
ceeeti. for some years past, in bni1hng a
Cuurt House On scale Of such magni6.
cencc that it has been seriously proposed
10 tender II TO the United States for a Ma.
tional Capitol, in the event that the seat Of
! government is removed to the Mississippi
y.ilcy. To eoa&,1uc. this astounding ed
, 1870-07-26

Ffcat aIu11snt OF wheat stands IN the Shock, and
as tfttHi so for the asi ten days Though Ia Must
Instance well carpeti, jet 1t il considerably wet
ahA iafA.' 10 rThw The ber1y II ri the best qna!-
NF, Corn, POTATOES, Ac., arG doing nIs-T1te, aud
DID iaIr TO tH II Ets,d yield.
'h1'dMGcal-Erery tlay the prospects OF the
Wheat turning out ltetttf than was expected I'm
Prove. Thrrsh1nX has rurnmcucesI, Much wheat,
however, has tetunlt dlscoEurrtl.
1Ntoa>-The ssottus this s-ason have been ua-
usually frequent and severe. Farmers hare found
nearly lu,pussshte to get their wheat dry enough
y hlack, ind tht consequence Is that constlgsA-
We qushts ts Ntl1 in The nclds whegp Il receives
1Antt'tirh wett!rg nearly every '18y. There can
ft no iuiErr doubt that there will Ike good deal
of grown Wheat. Oats, In most 0tkl<t are a. tat
rs II heavy roller had la.en driven aser them, ex-
ctit that thrF Lit In all directions,
"ft'n.-The Recent hravy rAttE came IN the
nil'lft II haslny RD harvest In this couuty, and
nave done great danlare 70 wlleaf and Xtass,
tehe farmers being colnJpse,2 1o pl!r their grass
IN th+ Held and leave IT to rot for 5n11utc-
" tH1 EHFen E"tuatu.-We hare treen having
scfT p arm and tainy weather for some TIM. Tue
Wheat harvest Il over and nearly all Is In the
harna- S0lnc of II IL damaged, and 1t has shrlleh
anu wasted s1nt- Dats are mostly cut aud q ftw
III Int Gatn; Us genera! thing they Are = good
crop. HoIs afc coming up again this year. Tney
MT doing finely Ut pre<eut, and It s expected thev
VI! hi1HE Ruo.t pr7ce ihts fall Tnerg a1e good
ula1f Sards III The county al present.
" HhdaoH-WhfRt IL mustlv cnt. Some pleces
- ere - badly iusted that they Ennwed them for
headed Hnh niiet"