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, 1870-10-11

ahaentees hsvo all returned, wearing wells Of
dotted nets yar,1 long, u1ged on all four sides
will. thtesd or Fr"nch imitation iace. They
are Intended to be thrown over ha Int or bon
nes, 'hT !sce edge falling inst below the chin,
and caught back high at the aides. With lat or
tortcife shell haif.pins the other end furmiuy
the drnprty Ut til. back.
ACstcAI EsEST
1lm ere.t tveEt IL TIL. fasL,onahla ra1icio,,a
world this week, sill be he opening pf tbe
mng1 ifces.t CatfIeJrsl Ut St. Tho:uas, ou Fifth
a.eau.,. Ii.e naa~iu ihi. orcaeinn Will uu-
l:uultCf'ly t.rlaes Thy previous 4ttam1.s .,f
tie -rrre ktad it \. X York. Tia q,a.tc,te
cher IL corps--'l Of iIr:. Galagcr {lnrmc1Jy
81 Et'-s:,}. .t,f-4s,t.; Miss Iyes-, cont: alto:
Luhlla artl, of Ckscacu Tsi:i', memory, las o !:
sEd kts>so,,, a ,eu.g :swc&ie viii, Mo-t DE-.
lirior,v v1'i,.e tenor II addition to shes. are
two CHORUS 'hntr-.-DtcA: aud (aal.t.ris.-
corni rising thirty l'ick-ii ssiecs. m1ls as.i fc-
male, thoroughly II aintd hr that Ecstor Ut or
qst,istr, George William Warren, late of
brooklyn. The small organ on the left Of the
altar III cennected With the grand organ on the
right, by electric wi1e- running under tho
chantel donl.-the key tosrLs and pedals of
the larger doing duty for the sau ,iler. Both
are SUPPLIED with air from 4 cal.,ris tugine.
Warranted to run for three hours. The ch.utinc
will be ahtiphonsi, the quartrtre and Decapi
chuirs on the right, in frunt of the Grand ur-
gan. and the Cantorie us ar tho smaller org IN,
On the iets. Qr7p SrSc.
, 1870-10-11
REPUBLICAN CANVASS.


appointments OF SprnKcen.
T:.s f";*.stns sr,' ntr,c!ally announced ;y the
:stafr ts:i!Tn} E:mnits.r..
t'''vt'luE X j. uGLE>El xlil speak IS fol-
it&%:
Ate.'n. Tncs4sy, Oetn.~'r H. At y. m
oqEs~Aa- "Wednesday. s,ct.'1ar T. at ,. m.
Ens~s1l tl*lr>t.t wilt s.~.a. only rs announced
Ivy Ills rt,tl;rlaft+,'.
a:.3a--al .1nlN L. Lth;AS, c7atlA,1'c ior coo-
rr%>t5la.l III IalEt., VIII &|~at Is fu!lnW5.
liiln'In:hCtt'.:. tut-t1.. Ur*atstr II. evening.
pu:.t:ar. Wturc:.l4.- Uc,oaef Il, = p. N.
s;e.vEas ttssl4 MI a.1-as ntly ~ ANNOUNCED by
thus rI,fsrstf'Hr
rnrA: !. =. HATS, S.ae Treasurer, wlI!
EIt:.k aS sA}}cE-:
tArl.Ir, Inrs4s1y, October II.
lLs tilIc, Nssinr%AsE. t'-tntlfE t.
lI.i.- NM. !. .1EleCE, Rtiah,cAa Candidate
lot safe Senator, EtEhtct nth District, will SPEAK
~:
E:wtd~l. thtEper II.
JAHi1Assrl. shf l...1s
i. w. kiE.'HELl, Republican Candidate for
tnngrr>s u III Trhsh Congressional Dlsstict, will
tFc4A H. fuloxf:
lurhsr If:i.. Tuesday, October II.
Mtshter, u. dn"sfaS 0ctp,,cs Il.
, 1870-10-11

The Democracy of New York are pre-
pairing for free vote there or free fight,
!. {. they expect to assemble roughs enough
at nll the leading pulls to poll every fraud
nlent vote required 10 carry the State. II
any attempt whatever il made to challenge
OF check this system Of free and diversified
voting, they stand ready to sustain the1a-
selves ly fighting. Que OF the othrr of
two things had better be done therefore in
New York. Either the polls should Le let
entirely alone 10 that all may vote as often
as they choose, or forcc should be on
hand sufficient to prevent fifteen thousand
1uen from voting Illegally, where
they nre ready to fight for the
privilege. New York will nsyer cast a vote
worth recording until sevezai thousand
Eongbs hare been madc 10 walk Spanish,
as they did during the draft. Half ueas-
urcs only result III breaking tho heads Of tie
few who attempt 10 enforce them. yigor-
ons measures, snppressing the common
election frauds in New York, would d.
great good, ant, since tle.cgil is growing
SO rapidly rs TO render it certain that j,
must be crushed out by force ut sou,e tint
or other, the sooner the force is applied,
the less it will require.
, 1870-10-11
THE SUPREME COURT 0F rprr

There Is on the statute books Of III.
State Of Erie-formerly New YoYk-a lav
which provides thst any stockholaer Of m
incorporated company shall have tho right.
at any time within thirty days before M
Rnnaal election, to inspect the company,s
books. The law was m e.ninently prone,
one Ehen New York was State, md wa
designed for the protection Of those stock
holders who, having doubts Of the skiIfut
Or honest management Of tho officers of
company, should SEQ TT to satisfy them
selves, by m actual examination Of the nc
counts, whether their doubts as To the
management Of their property were we'll or
ill-{ounaeL 31r. F. Il. Churchill, of Nos
York city. is stockholdes in tho Eric
Ra1lzogd Company, ana soms question,
apparently, has arisen in his mind, either
as 10 the integrity or the ability of Jim
Fisk and Jay Gould. IIe went, there
fore, week ago, to the Office of
the Erie Company, and asked. by yirtue
Of the Inv referred to, that The books
might be opened to his inspection. HIS
first application WIS to Mr.. Otis, The Sec
retarv. 31r. Otis referred him to Mr.,
Gould, the President. After about as
much difficulty as would be required to
gain access 10 a crowned head, Mr. Church.
i'll was granted au audience Of Mr. Gould,
and, on making his application for sight
of the books, xas told that the clcrk hay-
ing charge Of them xas absent from town,
and TINT they could not DO secn till his
return, Mr. Churchill took his answer
home and aicpt upon IT, As the result Of
his reflections he called second day but
this time atr- Gonld was altogether inac-
cessibIe, bat replied to n letter from Mt.
Churchill By verbal message that he hal
no time to attend to the matter. Even
this did not satisfy the persistent stock
holder. who seems to have some iucon,.
rrehensible notion that Law is thing
which eye1ybody-even an Erie
railroad of6cial-should dud leisure
10 obey. Thereupon he 1usds afH,
dayit Of The facts here 1clatca, and applied
to Justice Barnard for an alternative wri'
of mandamus. 1t was granted, for, n
everybody knows, he had gone to e1acds
the right shop to get strict and 1mpastia
justice, especially in anything concerning
Esie- On Friday last, tho question canlf
mp for hearing, and that learned and up
aght Judge, after listening to argument,
ruled that The demurzers 10 the answers oi
, 1870-10-11

Tho Catholic telegraph, Of Cincinnati, delivers
Ee1cc ttra4le against the Roman pstbi.eiiup and
the King OF ltaly, nni aEatnst I'1osestAntis51.
which rstcice8 NJ The downfall Of xAe poln1r a.1-
1alotity OF tre Pope. Tie GaSttf<, OF the saNe
c4sy. replies to the Telegraph Har.:
"We hare very Little Fescetk for the title &C
qrire,! y ttst selling Territory, aul then clfltu.
upon the 1uha.tan&s to Vote, under military paT.
e, whetaer they IKE It. We r.cfee the honest
statement maIe by The p.usstsa Chambers in tht
case OF fiAacseg. AAl oshes items at Gera,aa upi-
tcallop, tn 56, thai sosquest Creates Eooi title
an't that The snoAeQuehs euhmls,1ut OF the cues.
t,nn to \ po7ulAT vote would DC 0tlertng the
shallow witacr& The autstAsre. Therefore, We
have lstle rs.rect fur r1cl. *cises. whether sheS
not Eor The 1fa<ayaph can conslAtentls
romrtatn Of shts Roman rfcbt5caiG 70
sstt'e the ppre's sempoyalties. 1t Is hui q short
tlmc since Convention Of Romau Bishops, packtd
acd uraSloae,! bf The fcpe, who had no more
ire dom Of choice than the inhabitants OF Rome
ss,sotn,c anu sniai!!s!- aoihes.sy oSer iae R,msa
Catholic Cnurca. AMI fosed his S0ice the voice Of
God in ulattets Of religious doctrine Which is
thR most mDrsslDut.-s cuny yeut1oa Of Rish-
ops who dared not tcAast the power of The Pope
should Fryo;uuanrzo tne church By aholtsn1pK M
ancient AUTH rsttes, 4nd setting ht0 up Al Shso.
lnte sad lnfAl1hlc, or That the 1nhahitaais al
Rome, under military supervision, shnulI reYofn.
t.onize rctsy political poFeEY
, 1870-10-11

The second proclamation Of President
Grant will be regarded by Bisma1k and the
German press as expressly issued to pro
feet the export Of arms 10 France, which is
now actively going o. ltplaces no bar or
embargo on merchant vessels, whatevor
thei1 purpose may be III entering our
ports, but aetains in port for twenty-foar
hours all war vessels or privateers who may
como into our ports to witch the me1chant
vessels. This is strictly in Accordance
with international law, hrt let US SEQ
how it Will work Suppose the French
steamer Vi1lo de Paris or Per-
eirc takes on board 10000 stand
nf American rifles, and a eorre-
spou.ling quantity Of ammunition, nul il
teady t., sad for Hasre She il nou1ina1fy
:, merchant Vessel, but her cargo is 50 far
eontraband, that the momcat she gets out
of our Jurisdiction. she is liahle to be seized
Try a rrussian vessel, notwithstanding the
agreement Of prussia and france exempt
lug commercial and maritime property. not
sontraband, from seizure on tho seas Iu--
ing war. wo givo immunity by QUO proc
fa,nation to tho trade in arms with Fsauce,
aud hy another proclamation ne continue
lhat immunity until tho French vessel has
one day start OF its pursner. However this
may agree with American and English prec-
cleats. it Will appear very unsatisfactory to
the German authorities
, 1870-10-11

Who're is the French Government Is
il with the besieged CAbine: members in
Paris, or with the migratory delegation at
Tours; OF does it 60 mp in the balloon
with Ganl,etta, or TO Wilhel,nshohe with
Napoleon; or, iually, is il with Eugcnie
and Louis in England, or with Dissnark ut
Versailles7 Heretofore, the complaint
against the French Governne was of its
consolidation. Tint does not seem to de-
tine the causes Of its weakness at present
The Germans puzport to have received two
proclamations-one from the Tours gov
esnment, converting ths Constituent As
ssemh!y, and the Other from the ras;s a sec
tson, =" postponiug it. Ono OF these, rroba-
hly tue hitter, is without douht q forgery.
, 1870-10-11

nh~x4,,.n.
!, ~ ~se p.n'ta Ia their enotts to relieve
i.ut r.n..s - s.e caee as nopelesA nathre a.
downWarrt an, :, ss.s- 4ao oosacles PASSED
fnr n,na a.,.. Aso oeeo aAeo u is PostnoI
W. naAe aa1A. da11nE which the child could eat
no'r.ns' ~ nn DOW doing well.
u1,nc 1uAoe1phla Telegraph ears:
aens,1ns,tf ~ TguhtssloDefs " ta~ farnlsh eEeJ
and It Is 0Ly,nns xhr snon ~ roRt 0! tne 1Ha!e
rolic+ stotuus, wntfe tt,r. c0,nmt.,nr tna,1.er,.
oEiTsc OF !he aumtfoas atrrsts that h.re ty..t,
sta,tn mi, H. ya,, rs y se SIKH D.s7c; Police
It. Tor uucccbs.,r YER ai,', m ass. aHa hp'''
hrs stIth,s1 ct.ti tnr risnn] aasn. .Tnr - W..
.tat 5oa viii tr1t the truth the winnie tr,th ~
Arcrnt't hr has no1lcrd THAI the cd-es y, fnr
,irsty cIrt,rd h.. .t,sai ~. au1. naslnE ats Gu
i Is t,su.l 10 hind NE t tnve1,ers "tu ~ ~ ~
discovered that the e1ire biblical cnn'enfs hat
oetn @ te!nos'ts. aGn IN u!d copS Of the c!ty pl-
S'0. ~ su",.l'. ',Ha.s $50
,,,,. ,""... =. .ne Ess9 o1 MaSo, Flceroy NJ
11es,..,. ,,.,za f.. -. -. oa'seones dlsrosa! Tile
H,,,~n,naI. rha "s,s VI n''usa ministerial
III 1e "s .a. ~ 5 oa15 y 1Sa'aD s@F aanrtn,
WIN au oatat u 2x''en. besides q free passage
tur,.ise., ~, NV na1e' ana .hc nse OF palaces
nor,s ~ mi, Ts, se ~ ea!tu's2 aad othcr
~, 49, tn,,.o,. nc .ae oHeet advantages,
~. .uetuioeoas arc so immense that
nc ,Ao.1n - T. 'Ne.os' aitef having expended thr
.,a,,s.s,, ~ ~ ~. :. usua' a. 'ne ED Of bis 1f-
r,Tn Tfo ~ ~ -. a.tpss n4ek with him fsan
~ ."es ~ 'o.e ~ na" casn. lie Is forbidden
'eee resenh 1san the lhttan Princes.
'asa, =, "h'su Ha'e .he wealth OF +oserelgns, hut
,s ~ asoa"s eo'ucs "aeA viii = fortune ueTerthe-
'eeS ...
w.. ~. "S's.'s eAeFe ale Received about the
e"lutsn u u" taf oe1naus 1ronl Par.s, lht
A.hfe ttcoEpFthensbae II appecrS tIe WEAKNESS Of
, 1870-10-11

Estimated: no returns having bern ,nrr,.,.t
from iAese three can.ties

- Esunsted; no returns having been received
Erotn ihese three conaties.
It will he seen By the foregoing eta:t n7eat
that the aggregate number Of 1cres Of corr
grown IN Illinois in 1863 was five millions. four
hundred and foHty-kiz iAuusaul, thee Luu-
died aud sixty-four Is. 415 ,3G4). Tho caru crpp
grown in the State IL 1870, is estima,M
h1 the test Of .fudge- to exceed in acres the
crop OF 1863 fully IS per cent This will give
The, crop Of 1870 si1 mialions, eight LunJrcd
aud seven Thousand uisse hundred aud fl{ty-
i've acres G,607 ,"55). Placing lie average
yield at thirt5-aesen ts7) tnshess (whirh Is n
extremely low cstima:e) oaacs tho agtreE,te
corn crop OF the Stata two huudrad All t;fty-
OPS millions, eight tlundscd aud ninety>foar
Thousand three hundred and tbi.:s sire bush-
els {251 ssH ,33a35).
AS astoundipely large as these figures NAV
ap}ear to he. tley are rather below than
crop III this State. Truly Illinois i lie rraa.rv
OF the alisetasirli yalter.
, 1870-10-11

Political aspirants should beware Of &C.
ccptiug Office Mt all times. even whom it
comes to them in tho guise Of the Good
Samaritan, promising 10 pour oi! into thcir
wounds md pay their hotel bills. The
new officers of Washington Territory find,
on visiting their New Siberia, that the Tar
ritory has Only about onc.tenth tho popula-
, 1870-10-11
WINE OF LIFE,

The great Blood Pusfer a.t uet,c.ous Drink. war
.py poisonous drns- q nputtes. t+ipI ttrra.ei lcf
n.ose 70 tsytlse s1'unl.Lt ltlt scisutd ar:e~
t,Ztr and tonic AEd The hu III N1f4 ts 1
~ ,ns q hlaoa she !,sa.sa: y: 1s!s,o.
%h!.kty, ine, b.tes., cf u.s e:.tr iit i l. nDfe
ht.'thy sna ehtal Kots rs ~ fmae ya9as 9 & &
esveE. Iho-e ho wish To saj~. k8:t hg*!t:t. 70
tir ow 4 ve's ss:t .s e stsn 70 ss1r efo y 2
nse l. I. .1ta u trutk:-t4 81 In apsr. botilH-
, 1870-10-11
COUGH NO MORE.

Wefatr'a Cough Hal%nnB Il heaHDs. softennx.
fod c1I+stotaunG- The extrneEdips:y poaeE il lss~
st.-t in Immediately ree ms. rsent,1ly ct.,iS
ths u.ss; obstinate cs4e. II Th:44f.
aAd CpnsAMt.n Il s:u't+t 3Ece ed;Llr. 50 pTv;1pt =
TIC tr!ef aLa rran !1r e!ectt IL III tie a.e ea.et a
hhs +;eisns .ss a.1y p;ssettnE il 4nt ~ ~
mat tsf the n y 10 c1i<s:sAt-GG Eledici-a
cases one sutlis ebst4 It yoce oax f4ah Il
Jug Enl cough xEd cutter. Tlt E&s.atn vii eR.r.
, 1870-10-11
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, 1870-10-11
TUESDAY, OCTOBER II, 1870,
REPUBLICAN, NOMINATIONS,

For Representative in congress for the State at
Large, t;cntfal JOHN = LOGAN,
s;s;e Treasurer. E5sAsTEs y. HATES.
SA1r:1:.ittnirnt OF tubllc Instruction. NEWTON
HATEMAS. -"
NA>H1CtN and tASFAK BUrZ'
, 1870-10-11

Corn Crop ~ Illinois 0rcr Two Ir..n-
drcu nhd Ffity Hs1tlt.m lsttsn.is.
JACKSONVILLE, Ill, Oct. :,
The following statement IT t.,o acres pf
corn, wheat and other field cyons gf,,s a il, tho
several countiea OF the state Ut Illinois, in
tha tyear 1868, gas co,apiled from tha Official
returns Of the County Asseesosa, uoy On lie
in tho Office Ut the State Auditor at s;,rin:;-
{.Af,l. 9
, 1870-10-11
DYSPEPSIA,

WnEnsF's DJ spe psiu Tonic IL prepared e1 pru.s.
y 31f lyftes 9hd t;.te eagxIEk Nita E7t:tu+f fp.
testss7e g. j. !. : .ltxEu5 ss:.nn.sss ae .s; ta.o
thc oEfAh= II the:z hea.tny ekA,r r.x nf+
t0te ana q tS-iHit fet-.s rhonl NA4;ecs f}.1-
fIfsA f"S1I fos satr hI dr.i9x;s.s F:c Duliat.
, 1870-10-11

Che company must 50 On the regular calen.
dar Of tho court, to be argued sometime
within fourteen days. Thus, as tho election
for officers Of the Erie Roaa, for the next
year, takes place today, Mr. Jay Gould
Lns literally knocked Nz.. Churchill into
the middle of next wee. Such arc the ad-
vantages Of keeping Judsc,
, 1870-10-11
The New York Nfratd says.


The ef1lSers who sailed for Egypt II the ea,,r
apFinE. n41ing thelr reception oJ Tue gsvernnient
the1e 10 cotual 4ntt the Lana Vi Egypt 80 prulu,s-
Ing having sent for their f11uilse-, qlile lumber
snstH 7tFtettay Il, the steamship fsA* ayta Aon1
them Wr1e MEs- General Z. r. Stuns. Miss S{vnt.
Hn<t ibsee ca1l.lten: Mrs.. GsQssai Isaets. aiiss
1sEett. and Master Knctt; Mrs General Ite> IotiIy
Md Nik. Ceionvl EialA Kr3 s.ustls atl son. Th-ss
lufits. 10 0ntt to ayUs1 tht dangers OF cros,lDc
the ccntneLt, will take steamer trtyru L.yrrrm,i
1o AexuhffIa, ami tlcir arrival will uu1Oubtet-
ls Le laiied with much titlixtt a. well BY their
RESPECTIVE hushauds Us ~ the .Atuetican circle
which Is already we'll established Ia Cairo
Ath Ale4ahtasia- Gtaera1 Z. r. s.une Il now
the Ad1ualt General Ut The as1uF, AMI holds d
high position III the WAe U..lcc, w:nle Ine other
sentiefncn are nj 1t The sEa.t ol ,n1pnr,nnt
fsanches u the army. TIE F.ct'ey, Is i further
max Of hts tor, ,sand AeEnuw
hd.n ent ftr Tie stIylces In s<1ecttnE
gentlemen VI tuch att,}, has eumut,.tone,1 Cen
fsat r. MVtf The Son II the late Valentine Mott,
US DIS eetclal Hid, End ihe following Is c.py OF
The AntfRsarh lestar ef the ytc~soy rre.enkr,, "
I'm. 1. tt nrsaf Aots On that OCCASION aud w1tt.
III EftnC1:
..,,..,R 'RAs$ e. T0s, jufy 2, t5sd.
"'GESERAL: To give yuu rfpuf vi uiy setlti.
cn3 q aoea VIII sllsa Ut ttY sAts.tactiDo nave
t"cltitt 10 aitsch you 10 my I~rson a, m a,it.te-
t.hp. The Ainixlck OF NnF hos aifea.1y ys.~.yei1
ihy order Gn shts subject ht,1~, General that
}n VIII continue to deserve more a1I more tht.
efnatstnse wssh which yogs qualities that ~
fTerl2te kase inspired nle 1sua1t-rt
, 1870-10-11
--%
TIE NORTHWEST,

e 'Al1A4Su WI! Aant Cs&suaIl| II CaSeSF1llt
was j hoax.
"A fasmerin Tazewcn County hos so,a ten
ACRES o. MS CON- Standing ID kne reld. for 30 pr,
acre. II w1ll average alIty bushels To the acre,
which Is 16H celta per bu-het for the corn.
= iowa
In Faveite, on Sunday wcek, James poremus
young man, shot himself through the head. /,
l1esdH Commercial Hall, where he was student
lie LEFT letter TO hts mother, telling her OF h1s
eu1ctdaf intentfuos aud banning her for withhold.
Ing money FROM him Until he was driven to dts
leIati0n.
Tic Newton Free Irvss says; "Dustuc Tues
DAT night OF last week some ttieres took a pal, O.
S-Ecur OLD horses from the stat,le OF Thomas liz
teFt near the centre Of town. Pursuit vas rlatr,
una, EcaF Webster City. one Of the horses viz
Npnd, and one Ut the thieves, q woman, captu.eI.
1t appeafs that man and woman took th.
itorFc*. and rode them bareback, en- c1puiier tl.
whule distance TIE woman stated tha. th..
Iures were bought here. The othrt hors,. 5sa.
fuuMi further alouE, hut the man escaped.r
The Davenport Democrat sa5s: ..Thnuoas
F:aLegRn. teas1scr for contractor MeC1elland. ha.
a1a1ge, dne watch dog, whose chosen compayiau>
NJ r. tie team his master JroFe, hr the eide o.
which he trntteh hr day and slept by night. at.1.
III his playful moods, would Chamber ABOUT orcr
1helT backs nn1 p1at With the,n Us IT his ow,,
Hooper companions. tue .tay last week. Que nt
tie horses OF the span was taken sick, anu Mf. F..
favtng To 80 Into the country, borrowed another
to take tts place. The faithful tos went nloac,
tSttuttitE IN The trchfne, 1t was found, on going
10 the stable. that The SICK horse WIS dead
The dog went all ar0nnd ana orer the dead anI.
mai, saowtlg feelings Of much Ea.luts5 at sh,.
event: s;oppgl anl la1d t,ogr ,,y ,h,. t,or ~ h.,
1lic,,,a, eo,nnaun. mn, In = fau. I,on,an,s -.
lraa!H
Thy Sccuuu Division OF tho Ioxa ce,,,a} p,,,.
road. or from Marshaltnwn to Mason ,r,, = ~.
t,,,tx Of ninety ,ntl4. vii, ~. ono,., n.
the lstl, OF ma month I'M, F,-1 iiri :, -, ,,,
cofuplc,e.l by December wrS ,xas,.n.nnu,,,.,.t
IN ills fca,i Ii Mnr and i,r ,h.. Tst ~ 1,..a,
k,., 1.s 1ntlrs ri If M,u hnr,. hc,,, .ra.,., -,
,r,,.t, nm, eon,nne, Ts,s ~r,,s =. ..,.ss .s,''
last season. makinp 1so m,1cs and ,,s c,rm"s-
uvEs Is itil the Sortf, Mtssnurt m tho so,,b ~,
tho .,,,wa,Ikc. 4 81. 1aul m the no,tn III,
tohtfp,,ous thr,nrh Bon he,,ruun ~ ban, 49,,
\, Inns ~ NN' '-'A
......
,1,a u.., rr,.o $50, ~.
non. IT. ,,.rasa. .sh",, ~ ~, $3.50 " vs.
.sS - " ~ "su 'a's'J .uasl'e'
ta,. ~. ~ CO. ns.as., 'N- P0' WI st."V" 10
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, 1870-10-11

Yesterday the Illinois Central Railroad
Company took possession Of the one hun
drcd and thirty-fouE miles Of railroad em~
hraced in the recently completed Iowa
Falls & Sioux CitY Railroad. The accept
ance Of this line, running from Fort Dodge
to Siuux City, gives the Central Company
uubroken connection between Chicago and
the pzinci: al city Of the Upper Missouri
On the completion OF tho projected Sioux
will strike tie Unioa Pacific Railroad at
Fremont, lifty-fout miles west of Omaha.
Tho Illinois Central is also interested in
the construction Of the proposed liuc to
cnnnect st. Pani with tue northern ter
minus OF the Cellar Falls l. Minnesota
tsailroad, leased by the Central Company.
They arc likewise extending :bei: encour-
sge1nent 10 the speedy completion of the
two rival lines from st. Louis to points on
*he Illinois Central Road proper-the Belle
F:llc route, intersectirg tho Central at
DnQnoil, and tie ST. Louis l. S,ntheast-
m 1lai1;uad at Ashley. These latter iiaes
ire Thought 10 be ,necesssitatel by the
growing Southern business, and, IN
conjunction with the Illinois Cen
.sal 1sailroad will affurd much
shorter cut and better outlet
ii Cairo than can bc FURNISHED ly the cir
cuitous Iron Mountain route, through Mis-
-ouri. The oulY drawback is tho break
between Cairo and Columbus, Ky., the
projected road between those cities not
hasing lseen get constructed.
Fron, the principal Office ut Chicago the
Illinois Central Company now absolutely
controls 1,1o; miles OF railroad in Illinois,
7o5 miles (.rom Chicago 10 Cairo, 3G5
miles, and from Duuicith 10 Centra1in, :s3D
u,iles), md in Town, 4O1 miles (from Dn-
bnqne to Sioux City, S2..s! miles, md from
Waterloo to Mona, On the Minnesota State
l;ne, ~ niies). They likewise run through
trains TO ST. Louis, over the St. Louis,
fasaaaiia i Terre uaute lsaitroad, aud have
running arrangements with The Chicago,
burlington d Quincy Rai'road and tho To-
tedo, Peoria s. Warsaw Railroad, by which
means they reach the main line, from Chi.
cago, as easily nnd aa economically ~ If
they actually possessed connecting link.
The General Superintendent and General
Freight Agent of the Central Company
went over the newly-accepted line in
Iowa, yesterday, when the constructor,
1lr. john L blair, ran bis last train. On
and after to-day, through trains to Sioux
City will he run l,y the Illinois Central
Company.
, 1870-10-11


1.-The Germans expect IL begin tie
thorough hombnrament of Paris by
tho 10th, and to enter the city
hy the Goth, says one des-
patch. The failure Of the French daring
three mouths of fighting, to win one victo-
~, to develop siug1e masterly point OF
st5ategy, or in anT manner to check the
tide Of Prussian conquest, goes fur to
weaken the fnsth Of those who would pre-
fer to ETC Paris successfully defended, and
peace made without any deeper hunailia-
non or actual d's1nemtermens OF Eranee.
Talk as VIC Will OF the impossibili-
~ OF reducing Trance to second
fnte power, the result is no
"ore impossible 10 France than to any
otAer Of the historic nations Which have
'ssa reance.3 from first 10 second Eanl.
Indeed. If france is to be rescued from
This 1ata, II must be, ny the earlY develop
menf OF degrees Ut lighting power which
sho has, not thus far manifested, The
walls OF Paris are Of hut little avaiI unless
defended BY S'Gor which bears some
proportion to that With which they
arc attacked. In view Of the evi-
dent scarcity OF food in Paris al.