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Cumberland Bone COMPANY.

THE annual meeting Of the Stockholders OF Cum
i betlani me To-, tor be choice oil officers and
the action OF any other business that may le-
gally come before them, will be holden Tuesday,
June 20 b, at O'clock p M, at the office the
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G. w. HAMMONl,, Clerk.
Portland, June 90 1870. junz0'lw
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] at the Headquarters OF the Drain and Sewer De-
partmenf, tate OF Maine, loca ed at 1926 Congress
stree Portland, he will much oUlige
je20d3t j. W. STOCKWELL & co.
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Wanted Immediately!
A GOOD BAKER, at Brooks Bakery, 70 Brack-
IA EFT street.
june20dtf G. W. II BROOKS.
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Leave it to God

Leave 1t to God1
Bel doubt2 all doubts he solves
Questions which thought in vain revolves,
He settles with q nod
Be it q fear? He has the balm,
Which every human fear will calm;
Leave it to Godl
Leave it to Godl
Be 1t the weight Of daily care?
Bring Him the burden; He will boar
Alone the tiresome load.
Be 1t the restless, anxious thought
For future yearsp By faith he taught
. Loaye it to Godl
Leave it to Godl
Be it the battle of his life?
he fought it once, and won the strife.
Who earth's round ways has trod.
Be 1t the foe, who triumph vaunts?
Jesus had foes, and bore their taunts;
Leave 1t to God
Leave it to Godl
Be it the loss Of worldly wealth,
Or yet, the sorer loss Of health?
All losses he makes good.
In every loss there is some gain,
Some need OF grace in every pain;
Leave it to Godl
Leave it to GedI
Be it the heavy weight of guilt?
The blood OF Christ was freely split,
And Gin ntoned by blood.
Be it the littleness of faith2
Ask and be full, the promise saith;
Leave it to Godl
Leave it to Godl
Be it dread to yield this breath,
That lifelong bondage, fear of death,
The pang, the worm, the sod?
he conquered death who victory gives.
He liveth, and who in Him lives,
Leaves it to God!
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Change of Schedule.

UFFICE NORTH CAROLINA r. 4. CO.,
N. COMPANY SHoPs, N. c., August 20, 1870.
,Is.Ss syA 69t5sssap1 ON and after THURS
EN- Asss &:IsX~@Wfs DAY, September 1, 1870,
trains will bo run over this Road in accordance
with the following timetable:
Trains East. Trains West
ARRIVE. LEAVE. ARRIVE. LEAVE.
Charlotte. ZOO pm TAO m
Salisbury .9.34 m 959 p m 500 a m sos m
Greensbo12 30a nj 1.15 m Ito m 200 a m
Co. Shops 2 3G n nj 800 a nj 1049 p m II. .25 D m
Hilsboro' IL nj Is m 9.33 p m g. 95 m
Raleigh. 6:32 n III 700 m 65S p 7.15 p m
Goldsboro lo50 a IN 500 p m
a Freight and accommodation Train leaves
Charlotte daily. ut $50 p. m., and arrives at
ESQ a. m. W. H. GREEN, HAS. Trans.
Sept2
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To the Travelling Public.
READ THIS

TT you want Fine, Large, Airy ROOM,
IL stop at the EXCHANGE HOUSE, on Main
street, where You can get good Meal at the
regular time If you are busy and not there
at Meal times, you can order it vixen you
come, 15ithOW ertrd charge.
RATES, per day, $3.50; per week, lees.
Stables on the premises.
PAYSINGER g. FRANKLIN,
May 8 Proprctors
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of
Conpan villa always
Ninety Policies
O.
in a Capital
NapGtcTa This
Charter
lin
sc"ray pohcy-hotH..r* r .,.,
land Factor
T Atorney Law.
M d mliaS
A c. HASKELL, d. ELTON,
A n Prof SC rsiy, oumt
Il hcnARDsoN
A.A
l. p s..
Wmnsboro C.
c. BuTLER sand n. uSNovN Edgefdd
A p AIDRIcH Barnwn SC W. w EARILEE, Marion, g.
A. TRENHOLM Charleston C.
A. INoIIs,M University formerly Of southCr ''
GeTge oeS " asns5 Agse Aouar W. j.
President Gi1bes
ril2 @
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1.-THE Carolina House.

The Carolina House."
TTNHIS HOUSE has always enjoyed the rcpu-
4 tation of being the best place in the city
for obtaining the coolest and most delicious
mixed drinks. The new brand OF Whiskcy,
THE HlBEkNIAN, is something out of the
ordinary run. Call and sec me, on Washing
ton street. RICHARD BARRY,
April Proprietor.
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Beer! Beer!!

GONE dealers in this city have been in Doubt
- that 1 could hold out supplying them with
Beer this summer. 1 now inform the public
that have large supply of old Lager Beer
on hand, which put ag ainst any Beer brought
from the North, or even imported from Ger.
many, as to purity and strength. am ready
to test it by the Beer scale.
Aug 20 JOHN C. SEEGERS.
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Spartanburg and Union Railroad.

ONION Y lille, UNE II, 1870.
Eessss I:FT n ~ PASSENGER Trains on
ESsE Ssaas Gf'ss~e.<fssfy this road run daily:
On Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays and
Saturdays the down trains will leave Spartan-
burg Court Honee at $50 n. M, and arrive at
histon at 11.C0 n. m; returning leave Alston
at 1900 M, and reach Spartanburg Court
house at $50 p M. On Tuesdays the down
trains will leave Spartanburg Court House at
7.30 a. m.,. and arrive at Alston at 1 90 D. m. !:
returning leave Alston at 215 p M, and reach
Spartanburg Court House at ZOO D. M On
burg Court House at 8. As a. M, and arrive at
Alston ut S.35 a. M; returning leave AIston
at $50 a. M. and reach Spartanburg Court
House at 240 p. m.
June % THOS. B. JETER. President
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MALARIoUs DISEASES GENERALLY
FEMALES

Will find LIPPMAN'S GREAT GERMAN BIT
TERS tho best tonic known for the discasesto
which they arc generally subject, and where II
gentle stimulant is recommended.
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Depot in Columbia, S. c., at GEIGER 4
McGREGOR'S, Druggists.
Wholesale Agents for tho State of South
Caroina-DOWIE, NOISE Il DAVIS, HENRY
BISCHOFF CO.. GLACIUS & WITTE,
STEFFENS, WERNER u QUICKER, Charles
ton. s. G.. June 1yIIt
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GREAT GERMAN BITrERs

IL composed of tho purcst alcoholic essence of
Germany's iavorite beverage, impregnatcd
with the JUICES and extracts of rare hcrbe,
roots and bar ks; all Of which combined make
1t one OF the best and surcst preparations for
the cure of
Dyspepsia, LOSS Of Tone in the Stomach, and
Digestive Organs, Nervous Debility, Ian
Suor, Constipation, Liver Complaint,
General Exhaustion, and us
PREFENTIFE FOR CI1ILLSIND FEVER
MALARIoUs DISEASES GENERALLY.
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SAYANNAu. March ]

SAVANNAH, March 1G, 1870.
MeSSrS. Jacob Lirpman d. BRO, SauannGh,
Gd.-GENTs: have before me your esteemed
letter of tho 14tll inst, containing various
documents relative to your German Bitters."
After careful examination must confess
that your Bittcrs is really what you represent
it to be, an old German recipe Of DR.. Mitch
crllch. Of Berlin. Prussia. 1t will no doubt be
excellent for dyspepsia, general debility and
nervous diseases, and is good preventive of
chills and fever. find it TO be a most de-
lightful and pleasant stomachic. 1 remain
yours truly, tSigned) AUG. p. WETTER.
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KIRKLAND MILLS, GA, March 20, 1870.
MesSrs. Jacob Lippnan &c Bro, Druggists,
Sncdnnoh, Ga.-GENTLEMEN: 1 have intro
duced your Great German Bitters here to my
customers and friends, and find better sale
who have tried it approve of it very highly
and do not hesitate in saying that it is far
superior in value to any other Bittcrs now in
use. Yours, respectfully,
(Signed) W. KIRKLAND.
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THE POLICY-HOLDERs'

WM. McBURNEY, President.
E. 7. ALEXANDER, Yice-Pres. and Actuary.
Z. NYE HUTCHINSON, Vice-Preaident, resi-
dent in North Carolina.
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Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta R. r

Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta r, r
COLUMBIA, S. c., September 1, 1870
Gsss e. 661sEeilEsa ON and after THIS DAY,
h2sf y y " ~ the Passenger trains over
this Road will run as follows:
GOING SOUTH.
Leave Charlotte, N c., at. ..... s2Oa. m.
CoiumDla, .. o., at. ......... 3.45 p. m.
Arrife augusta at $50 p. M.
GOING NORTH.
Leave Augusta, at. ............ 600 q. m.
'' Columbia, S. c., C.,at...... .11.45 a. m.
arrive charlotte, N. q. at.......... $50 p. m.
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN, SUNDAYS EXCEPTED.
Leave columbia. .:................ 1910 p. m
Leave Augusta. $50 u. m.
Close connections made uia Greensboro and
Richmond and Acquia Creek, and ria RALEIGH
Weldon and Bay. Line. Through Tickets sold
and baggage checked to all points North,
south, and West. For further information,
apply at this Office.
Sept G. BOUKNIGHT, Superintendent.
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The Cotton States
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
al M,con,
pital 100000,

00 600 deposited required by charter
South oina under Act
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Greenville and Columbia Railrnad

az ~ g5ilis1zs.Siss DAY, Auguet /, the fol-
lowing Schedule will bo run daily, Sundays
excepted, connecting with Night Trains on
South Carolina Road, up and down, alto with
Trains going South on Charlotte, Columbia
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GEORGE E. BOGGs, Secretary.
JOHN II. DARBY, NJ. D., Medical Adviser.
AUGUSTINE I. SMYTIIE, Solicitor.
JAMES CONNER, Counsel
, 1870-08-22

than yesterday, bu. fell OF to-day at shout tas:
weeks prices Clark 5old one load Of prime hin
ois, AseraEtnc ,ss5 n, At 9'.c 3 h; }eomans,
SIX cars Illinois, averaging l,s51 hi u SIC; alss
Kentucky oxen, averaging 1.@N ts. at ;stc; alp
four c2s9 Tc1anA averaging l,1ol I'd 1T G:ic
Other s2lea Of Illinois male at 6..c fur cattle
for 1870 -: and 9tz3hc for very bess INC
Illinois eorn{ed: Thompson sold I car Western
coEs and hclfcEs, averaging so Is, at 6ac: Ro1-
ers, cars Missouris, averaging LILO E,s. d, sc;
White, . cars 9hius, Averaging 1915 RS. At sic;
Gtn,ce, car A1chiCanders, averaging 30 bs. At
GAc- Best heavy Texans, running ,eu1 his. bring
running $50 hs-
sheep-About 1+,o00 sheep anh lambs ar1tre,l.
Sheep uachaoSei. ruling 1t l.sc up to eHc for TAT
Lan:sa are better tE A9hc Per =, though the
market tuse4 Quiet
HoFs-one car loaf Of Western, averaging 700
ns, rOId ut sLc.
Yea! calves at freely offered At from sx!a4c
y H. on honf.
, 1870-08-22

tERt the ITussians Will not httempt Siege Of
PATS; but viii assault II upon their aTrieat,
rita one huge compact body. After the capture
uorR. which Ii expected to dep3se the Baaapasse
thrune- a. the Frrnehpeople wtI!nos he dls2osed
u submit 10 a monarch imposed Oh them bJ
foreign powerB, the nEnttng will continue, and II
the republic Is declared Ut Lyons OF Aarstil!ct,
. general tislng Vi the Republicans throughout
Europe will probably follow. AL these cont!n-
qencies are an1iousiy discussed ~ OUT merchants,
and nonesets men, with view To determine the
duration III the war.
Private dispatches have been received here to
night ftOy Paris. rfd London, 10 the effect that It
IL iei1treh In the former ctiS that great battle
hae been raging near Chalups since this morning.
II waa forced By the French under MacMahou. or
Possibly by the Emperor himself, tor t!lc purpose
VI Ieupening communications with Razatne, who
Wns cut Oh from CaalVus ~ the battles ot Thurs
day ai Friday. The fate Ut France Is laTo}Tetl,
Ior. II Hazalne cannot be sared, the campaign on
tie part Ut ffance IL ended aud the Pru tsans will
ntartl,, Wtthnu: further obstruction, 10 Paris. 1t
IL certain that :hc sturtes OF the EIpcroT's in-
sanits. or nouetcicocy, arr false, and thar he Is
| Ut Etaons. and has baen actively engaged IN or.
ea1!z:ng the recruit: ia PLACE OF Trochu, who vas
/ sent to Parts-
ITirute correspondence, received here FROM
FeTug1a, dated August 6, states that recruiting fol
lit Garibsldiaa aeu4y is goiuy almost opclIy Il
that town. and that In less th All lnunlh the ref
| shi;ts will be marching Rome. The ltalfat
! Government rtcteuts 10 Ire ooliyiuus to the pre-
/! f.aEatiuns.
, 1870-08-22

Spctsal Bcepateh to The Chicago Tribune
DIRT GOODS.
SEw YoRK. Aug. al.-Thc dry goods business
was h,isk last werk, though the smaller houses
complain that tet lave moi had rheir share Of thr
trade Tie sales u The lafges! dry Ep0ds Jos'h!ng
ts1n ycs:c:Iay amounted to over t360, ,oo9 for the
day, Etar:y t.i. largest amount ever sold IN one
dag BY tsis It:n. Their business Is more widely
e:4!.itutrtf sazn last year, and purchasers arc
tlnsr c.4.r:nl s:.d cautious The western tradc
IS in f:surt>ltus coadltlon, while that of the
South II Tue re,cns+. Buyers from that Sec
tinn arc doing little, aud collections arr
natl. Many failures and extensions
have taken place III the Southern
States. The war has caused hcasy decline tn
cotton, anil, II II continues the South. no matter
wct Its proluCiion may he. will not tc2lize nuy-
thing like t1e amount ohtatRtd fur the csu5 Ut
the past year. sore1xn importers are quite dis
posed 10 fl.rt the Views Ut buyers, ald to sell all
Tie market will take. The disturbed condition Of
uf11,ss In Europe is likely 10 CAUSE considerable
cnEsIgnnirnts u goods to this country to realize
money. alsa, although these impor7Ations msy t,r
specially adapted for cvcry Market yet they vii.
be forced salcs, and will take the place Of u,ncs
Eoods, Thereby affecting prices generally.
RAILROAD FgklGuTs.
1T a C.cet,ne, lant Alght, VI tic agents Of the
| llEereLt ttut.k lncs TnuAing West, It was con-
c!l.:e.i to a,iyAEcc the rates OF freight On cet-
1a classes ef freight the rates t!oalIled over
tie RITES Of LIS, week. Gu nalsc WIRE slAey ttl-
trt ase less than % per ceut The new schedule
viii 20 into effect At once.
| cAL9roHSlA FIE1iHIs.
There ID sharp competition now l.etwccn sht
| TACTIC Maui steamers and the overland liue Ia
calllottia- lIoth PARTIES are cuttilx un'ler, and
I cur1yinI freight nj less than the CoEt 81
t transportation. The railway has taken
| Height, III several Instances, Ut e
, 1870-08-22
ILLINOIS.


Political -- FcAcl,"~ - Acceptance Of
IhArttFAs
Special Despatch to The Oh:cAxo Tribune
SFKlNGF7xLp, Aug. sl.-1Ipu. Edward G.
1ucc, Judge of tar Eighteenth judicial Circuit.
and member os the late Constitutional Canven-
tinu, having Received tile Democratic nomination
as candidate for Cougrcas from the Tenth Con-
crcsslan1l District. has Rendered his resignation
ns Judge Of The Eighteenth Circuit, to take effect
on OctcbeF 81.
The acGeptarces Of the following charters wcre
d}.d yestetias with the Secretary Of s.ate: At
laEt,c Coa! ami Mining Company; SyLamurc LDAu
anil Trus: COMPANY; Yokohama Insurance Com
Eany, Of Chicago: aud the Chicago and Ycdtlo
insurance aud Ira company.
The pescl, cs"p Ut thr >t:.te. Is very large. The
range 0ftprt.eS f1E fsir 1o choice oues Is s5c+$s
per bushc!.
The assessments for ls'e. Of the following coun-
ties, have becn received tt the AUDITOR: t;ruadF
count,-Total asscssmeuf, is,o'0,s61 Acres M
slcF cIit!yatoE-Nhcat.6 6.399. corn, 63,s!5; other
rr:rlucts, l'.I1.. Shelby countE-Totat aSsess-
rncnt. t1,1st,ll1. Acsvs un''ey culitvaton-Wheat
afsA2: cotu, se.sss: other ptosucts, s4,as..
Washington cnunty-r1,aI assessment. s. 7a3, ,s9a
Acres under cultivation not !:..ea.
, 1870-08-22
Special Dcsr.tch TO The Ghicsk, Tribune.

Special Dcsr.tch 10 The Chicago Tribun..
CAMPAIGN pocCAEx1s,
NAsufSGIpS, D. G., aug. 2l.-TEc Democratic
ConnEe>sunal Committee Is issuing It's campaign
documents rapidly, Thus far fifteen have been
printed, and quantities vi each mailed daily.
The principal subjects treated Of, arc the tati1,
sulltGads, land grants, expenditures Of govern
ment. condition Of tho debit naturalization Laws,
ann Congressional Investigations.
WAR NAfA
Washington finds itself aad!y deficient in waf
maps drst issued by government, and nearly
nj Of those offered for sale by private
rariics shaved the whole Confederation
with good deal CT minuteuess, hut only gave q
snail part Of France. AL appear to have been
eorauc,ed upon the one idea Of an invasion nj
Germany. After the battles around Metz na.l
came 10 The relief Of THE public By printing goo'l
mup, showing the roa1s end small towns back to
Paris,
NATRr40SIAL
Tuigc T. Lyle ntckcy, Of Illinois, late Assistant
Attorney General, was married, yesterday, to
Mra. HEST, OF Maryland.
WAR AArfRRa.
WASHINGTON, An1. 9l.-Ba1on Gcrpti, In answer
to numerous letters states that he has no authority
10 MD persons desiring tn s.sve in the PFlsslan
army, and will avnh any tnfract1ou Of the nen-
tra'ity laws. lie aud the French Minister hAya
received but few telerrams from their govern.
Nen:s. aud those relate only to business matters.
UnF State Department Is also deficient In Euro
FEVER n LIVERPOOL
Our Consul at Liverpool renoEts great increase
OF ieFer there, aud be has suspended giving Ger.
;ldcates VI health for The present
, 1870-08-22
New York DIR Gopdx MRrkct.

NEW loEH, Aa1. a}.-D!stant buyers are avail
tnS themselves OF the low rates nE Western
faiT extent, especially low-rnced fab,1cs AUGUSTA
shcctiugs, l7c; Bedford Il, s.;ss.c: Great FAILS
$. 1oHc: Aassschnsetts. J., tic: Waitnam e-+.
Perpestn -, tleach~d, 2;Ec: Walfhan 81.
bleached shct ttngs, sa'; Wa!;ram -, klcacrch
sheetilRa, &C; Nalthan 9-1. blcachet1 aheetings.
&c; Waltham 10-i, hielchr.l sheettngs, luc !;
Eastsn 4 c tirks. 1::: York T. ticks, &c: YORK T
4 i. &c Star check, Nm e.tkkl. are of1ert-i as
low ~ i6kc, while No 1,5p0 hssu9 l6c, and M.
1,otH 1sG. GpEDers glszeu catuhrics arc Trttucett
70 .hc. and NoEtLamI ton EIngh1ns 10 1870.
Costs imported ~oft 1nish spool coIlon, Sic: VII
llmantlc 10. &c, aud Green : Daniels enanelctl
fhf.G cOYt,. {th-.
, 1870-08-22

SPAIN.

NArR1n. Aug. e1.-Strupg precautions have hen
taken here by thr police aud military for the prrs
ersatop OF ordcr. The Republicans protest their
loyalty and fovc Of order. The report OF the de-
paiture Of troops for Cuha In October, and Of m
MApHIr, AuG. 9l.-Tne Countess ttc Nnntiio hes
recely.d a telegram from tie Empress Eugene,
II which she rrofcsscs to bc resigned to auy fa1e
which uaay tcfal her. Regent Ser.ano se1re,aphexl
10 par,s Offering Eugenle shelter.
Seventy heavy cases arrived last week from
Paris. addtessci to Countess de Montljo.
, 1870-08-22

EHINA+H WEk%l3uN.
Mr. Foy offered tnc following amendment:
Ekapirsst, That the FTtsadeut OF the SAtona!
Labor Congress fbfNAu tht feSoluuoHs on coolies
aud Chinese that ate aaop2est b. this congress TO
of Representatives, to use all possible means to
have those bodies act On them ~ early a. possl-
ble-
Neo}tti. That u The congress Of The Culted
States refuse - give the Required relief from the
importation OF coolies anu tdlEese, the President
OF the National Labor Congress issue pFtciasna-
ton to the wotkinSmeu OF the United Sta1ex to
that effect, RECOMMENDING the most e0ectuA1
course to pursue h5 the working neu aud WOMEN
, 1870-08-22
MICHIGAN.


:trc - Congregational Nominations.
sfcetA Dcrratsh to Thu Chieasc Tribune
DETROIT, Aug. s1.- 4 frame building, owneu
hr Henry rless, ani used Gs saloon, was DE-
+irpFetl hy lnceadla7J Dire this morning, Nt.
rlass WAS uninsured. Loss shout t. 0o1.
County Conventions held IN the last two days
+. ntser certain the renomtnsiion Of Congyessnen
S:oufhton, Blair, and Conger. OF Mr, Ferris
denomination. In the Fourth, aud Of the noEl:na-
ton OF Hon. Henry waldron, in the First, there
has pt.ea NJ doubt for some time. In the Sixth
District the tight between the pastisaus OF Mesars
strickland nd briggs IS Increasing II bitterness,
, 1870-08-22

Evanston, Ill, Aug. s1.-The Northwestern Fe-
mAe Coilegr, At this place. cue OF the most excel
lent young lasies schools IN the Ca.ei S.asea, Is
rne building has been entirely refaralshe.L Pro-
lessor de FossA has been elected TO the Chair OF
Mo3c1n Languages; Prot i. F. Nightingale Is re-
Kose Grimes to be pteceptzess OF English Ian
uroge and Natural Science.
, 1870-08-22

Specdal Defpsteh to The Chfeaxe T.bune-
Nav youK, Aug. 7l.-The effec1 OF the Puastaa
victories has been to lower gold; but the belief Is
gaming ground that P1ussian. rs we'll ss the
French victories, mean long VII, fos, now that
The whole French nation Is aroused. the loss Of
Paris L. not lkely to bring the people 70 saotals-
sion. .
At the ONCE Of the North German coasan'e, IN
this e,t1, lea.u that the opinion u expressed
, 1870-08-22

iEeaiCncd-Cnmp 1IcttinE-f;oycruor
fBnker OH EinnnceH, ETC.

Hsh on FlhhHtEN7 Etcs
Speciz} Dter~teh 10 The Chie1so TIihnue.
1Sr1ASApot.1s, Aug. el.-Ha1ar General Hovcy,
nj Indiana, for the past four 5cars Minister q.
Peru. has rendered his resignation, to take eHc-t
September !, when ne Wi1l return home. He WIS
tired OF the place, aul regards the compensation
Is inadequate.
The attendance at the Acton camp meeting.
near tl,s city. today. was laiTrr than ever be,
snre nut less than l0,tJ0 persons having Slsite..
the grounds during The day,
Governor Baker makes a speech In this city on
State finances, un Satnrlag evening atxt. II will
be IN arle and exhaustive review OF the financial
b s urS OF Indians, showing that the Republicans
i!sye rald c1 ae1r uf tc.rtrtn millions w!th!i
TN years, and tha. lie State ls partially out o'
uct.r,
, 1870-08-22

IAss 10 1pc suggestions NJ nrEnherA On the 18th
tncte were h1t q, go men enrolled Ii the Garlic:
DC" tnefe were 5l,boe, aud In 4 few Gals there
would De % .o9o- Cheyrrau gave other exp'Ana- !
tsns o1 the preparations fss the defence Of Paris,
which we're received With great satisfaction.
The fkbnfA says that at the battle Of Ja1mont,
fctcrred TO l!y Count Pa!lkAo N, his statement,
yesterday, oLe French regiment be Il In check the
fTush:an force, Tins enabling Raxalne 10 execute
a tiank movement, and repulsc the enemy with
great lcts.
Paris, Aug. Gilt IL reported that, on Satur-
day, Marshal Dazalne made a yerJ important
movement.
Adni.al Konc!enes has addressed 4 p7oclama-
ton to sailors anil marines charged with the dc.
fence Of Paris. lie says they must le here what
thcJ were at $ebasiDpsl, where tlei1 services
were 50 great.
The Journals report that each German sul.ilcr
carries With ht1A in the campaign 1:tte tooE
cdntsihtng simple Frrnch nn,l German ra-ases
Such II arr t.cc3t7l u converse with the country
people. All Grr,uan officers have the most de-
TITLED maps OF French terrttorr.
TIE Minister Of THE Interior has Issued m orlcr
tha: the public saus1 not, uA,ler Any ..trcusn-
stances. huuut Htsun tnUparts Or inspect the
wosEs u the defence uuer the penalty Of trial by
council Of war. At CAcft0utK civilians are not
permitted tu enter the arsenals, forts, or navy
yani. even under escnrt Ut an ot1lcer,
The c.ts:it'ts.cnnet publishes note designed to
teassufe the public News tom the front may lt.
seldom gtven; but it Ii not on that account unfay
oEatle. The Coulsnaudes-,n-cluef tlust speak Of
nothing hut accomplished t4cts.
THE G1u.nts FelYtcs tle adventures Of the am
hu!once corps equipped hrsc at tue expense OF
fta11. juurnais, and sent 70 tho army. The rrus-
slams captured It aot w0ul not permit 1t to Fturn
u The French camp; aud 1t wax onl5 after an ap
PEA! to king William personally that the ambu-
f.Hnf f$.R4