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BE sure that the name Of ].
III. GOOD, Democratic candi-
date for Prosecuting Attor-
ney, Is Oh your ticket.
BERLIN.
Negotiations for the Surrender or
Metz--No Further Paroles TO
French Prisoners-MinOr German
nccesses-PriSoners Released.

BERLIN, October 25, via LoSDoy, 26
The German negotiations with Ba-
zaine for the capitulation Of his army
continue, Notwithstanding the disap-
proval OF the French government.
The military authorities before Paris
have successfully examined the deten-
ces Of that city by means Of balloons.
The Paris and Orleans railway has
been nearly restored.
The Prussians refuse further paroles
to the captured French officers because
it has been ascertained that many thus
released have resumed service in the
French army.
CARLsRUHE, October 26.-The Gazette
of this city last evening published
dispatch from General Boyer to the
Duke of Baden, containing the follow
ing intelligence;
On Saturday, the 22d, several victo-
rious engagements occurred on the river
Agenou, at Voray, Cussig, Ausson and
Genneville. The French losses were
severe. Several battalions of the First,
Third. Fourth and Fifth Baden regi-
ments took part in the action. The
German losses were generally insignlf-
cant. The following is complete list
of the casualties suffered by Baden
troops: Killed, I; wounded, 3S. Cap,
tured-officers, u; rank and file, 200.
BERLIN. October 26.-Herr Jacoby
aud several other political prisoners
have been released.
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A NEW FRENCH LOAN.
Rumored Avacuation Of Orleans.

Tours, October 26.-An extra edition
Of the Moniteur appeared last evening,
containing a decree for the issue OF a
loan of two hundred and fifty millions
on Thursday, the 9th inst, under the
title of loan for the national defense.
1t is confirmed that Garibaldi has
successfully attacked the Prussians.
Advices from Marseilles show that
disorders are still prevalent there Even
the authority Of Esquiras is now denied.
At Lyons all is quiet. The National
Guard have greatly assisted the local
officers in preserving order
twas rumored last evening that the
Prussians were evacuating Orleans yes
terday.
Tours, October 26-Yesterday bal
loon which the authorities were trying
to dispatch to Paris was carried against
tree and badly damaged. Another
effort will be made tomorrow. A mes
senger from the government who has
news to communicate will
ersay tho hazardous experiment OF Wis
iting Paris by balloon.
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NATIONAL, Capi,aI convention.

CINCINNATI, October 26.-The Capital
convention reassembled at ten o'clock.
On motion it was resolved to hear the
-ead!ng OF the letter OF j. W. Forney,
but the document was not at hand.
The committee on resolutions report
Il in favor Of the removal OF the caPl-
"a! 10 the Mississippi Valley, 10 some
point q. near as possible 10
'he centre OF the population Of
the territory, production and trans
lOrtati0n, with reference TO the future,
as well as present demands; II also op-
poses further appropriations for new
buildings in the District Of Columbia :;
rettiirns the resolution Of the st. Louis
Convention, and recommends the ap
30 ntment Of a committee 10 memorial
ze Congress at their next session in
'avor OF the passage OF joint resolution
authorizing the appointment of com
mi>sloners 10 examine the question OF
removal and relocation OF the Capital
report at an early day.
Mr.. ". VI Beach, OF Ohio, offered a
substitute declaring the agitation Of re-
moval uncalled for aud unwise and pro-
posing a sine die adjournment OF the
Convention. Discussion followed, par
lcipated in bv Messrs Hallam, Of Ken
lucky. Forshev. OF Texas, Reaves, OF
Missouri, Moonlight, of Kansas, Am
nro-e. Of Nebraska, Scott, of Washing
ton Tertiary. Coggswell. of Nebraska,
Wayn, Griswold, Of Ohio, Coy, Of llli-
nos, Moore, OF Ohio, Beardsley, OF
Iowa. and Black, OF Illinois, in favor,
and Beach aud Williams, of Ohio, op-
posed
CINCINNATI October 26.-Mr. Beach
,Gh-tjiute to the report ef the commit
Zee on resolutions in .the Capital Con
'gntlon was lost. Only two votes were
tie affirmative
Mr. Williams, OF Ohio, moved 10 des'
'-naie Cincinnati as the place for the
capital, but withdrew the motion. The
-e-'!urion was adopted with one dissent
NJ vote.
On motion. an Executive Committee,
r@ns's,ing Of one from each State and
Territory represented, was appointed tC
IKE charge OF the whole subject, ano
call conventions and employ Other
means as deemed best.
\ vote of approval OF the action o
Congress in refusingt, make appropria
tons for the further Improvement t
the public buildings in the District o
Columbia, was passed. Adjourned s'n
de
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SEE that the names Of all
the Democratic candidates
for the Legislature are OIL
your ticket.
NEW YORK.
Attorney General Alderman n Pre-
parations to Enforce the Congress
siOnal Election Law-Military In.
reference with State Election
The Progress OF Capitalization.


New YORK, October 26.-Attorney
General Akerman has established his
headquarters at the Astor House, where
he will remain until after the election
to pronounce upon all questions of law
that NAV arrise. He is instructed to
see that all the rights Of the citizens are
protected and that the authority OF the
United States Government is maintained
in all its integrity He was in consulta-
ton with United States Senator Conk-
ling yesterday and the Senator subse-
quently remarked that the determina-
ton was to enforce the act of Congress
at all hazards &.
No doubtful or questionable power
will be assumed by the officers, but they
will enforce such process and prov
sions as they are assured they will
be sustained in executing. The prepara
tons for the purpose are being perfected
every day, ard there will be no lack
of authority 10 back up the officers.
The eighth United States Infantry
will arrive in New York harbor to-
night, from Charleston. This regiment
is about 600 strong and will he re-en-
forced by 400 new recruits who await
its arrival. 1t will find quarters on one
of the islands in East river and when
the emergency is over will proceed to
the Canadian frontier and 90 into win
ter quarters.
Other forces of considerable strength
will find it convenient to concentrate
in the vicinity OF New York during the
next two weeks, and, though few people
will probably ever see them, the fact
that they are on hand will be consolng
to one party and will exercise a whole
some restraint on the evil doers of the
other. The United States officers
charged with the duty of executing the
laws Of Congress for the preservation
of the purity Of the ballot mean business
this time and the Government means
to sustain them.
The Attorney General telegraphed TO
the President last evening that matters
were quiet in this city, and that the re.
sistance on Monday was not Of a ser
ious character.
Secretary Robeson left this city on
Monday.
The naval forces at Brooklyn and
upon the waters OF New York harbor,
will be held in readiness to sustain the
officers. In the executive process and
enforcing the laws, there is no back
wardness anywhere.
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SEE that the name OF
THOMAS II. SHALLCROSS,
Democratic candidate for
Sheriff. is on your ticket.
BELGIUM.

BRUSSELS, October 26.-The confer
ence between Bismarck and the repre-
sentatives OF various Southern States OF
Germany, regarding the terms OF uni
fication, has already begun. The Ba-
varian representative announced that
his Government desired seperate mil
itary budget and some special taxes as
well as special postal service be agreed,
In case these points are conceded,
her deputies in the federal Parliament
shall no, participate in the discussions
in the federal budget 1t is not thought
that these terms will be accepted.
BarssELs, October o6.-This city con
tinues to be the seat OF action Of the
Bonapartists intrigues, The Indfps'
dance Beige still denounces these viola
tions of international law, and call:
upon the government to expel the cul
prits.
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THE ELECTION TO-DAY.

We have only this to say to the
g.rociats of>-Ohio county in closing
me present campaign The prospect
= carving the State and thus getting
r,d of the odious legislation which has
kep, the Radical party in power and
a.,ened upon us a government of the
minority is better than it ever was be-
,are We concede the probable cleo
,;,p Of M,GrEw, the Radical candidate
or Congress in the Second Congress
.;,raI District, but our advices from
lie Third District head us to hope that
the Democratic majority there will
s,pal ic not exceed. the Radical
majority in the Second; The contest
for supremacy.in the State lies in this,
,lr First Congressional District. We
nave good t;dings from all the other
,,gnries of the District. The conserva-
rry, men are alert, and determined To
vote. If Ohio county does its duty to-
lav, and casts for the State ticket such
q majority a. she can easily give, the
pr., District will be carried by the
Democracy and the State will be
Democratic. We must have between
wn hurdrci and three hundred Demo
cratic majority il this county today
,arre Is really larger majority than
,nar upon the books Of registration.
Now. what is the duty Of every
Democrat? The answer i plain
Erry yo's noeu Be PoHod Every Possi-
bic exerlion must be used to have our
voters deposit their ballots 1t will he
shameful indeed, il by apathy OF Dem
ocra;- in Ohio county the District and
State ere carried 10y the Radical, lT
vr<g NOT BE. You have it in your
power TO throw Oft the harden which
you have so unwillin.ly borne To. !
llv i the time for action. Go early
,v The polls, deposit your own vote
and then hunt up and bring to the |
polls those of Your neighhors who 10
not appreciate or do not knows the
great importance Of every vote. This
no time for grumblimg or dissausfac-
.oa No Democrat can be true 10 his |
principles and refuse to vote to day. |
II any Democrat or Conservative man
refuses or ueg.ccts to deposit his ballot .
r5-!av. lac should cease protesting .
against negro s'"::rage, prescription and
all the evils that Radical misrule has
brought upon u. Vote to-day or for. ,
ever hereafter hold your peace.
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ITALY.

FLORENCE, October 26.-The Minis
ter OF Foreign Affairs has sent circu-
lar letter to the representatives Of Italy
in foreign countries, denying the asser-
tons made in the late Papal Bull rela-
tive to the reasons for dissOlving the
Ecunemical Council. The Minister
saws Italy has not raised nor will she
raise any obstacle whatever, either to
the re-assembling of the Council or to
the perfect freedom of its discussions.
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SEE that the name Of ROB-
ERT Il. WOODS. Democratic
candidate for Recorder. Is on
your ticket.
RUSSIA.

ST. PETERSBURG, October 20 The
Journal, an official organ, hopes that
the discussion OF the conditions Of
peace, will not be mixed up with the
discussion of an armistice as the Con-
stitutional Assembly is the only COM
petent power to decide that question.
The writer hopes further in the pend
ing armistice in Difference 10 humanity,
Paris NAV be revictualled.
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THERE has been AN an
nual reduction I'm the rate OF
taxation in Ohio county ever
since the Democrats obtain
control. until this year, and
the rate now is only about one
thir;. of what il was in the
Isl yr.s- of Radical rule.
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BE sure that the name OF
GEORGEHOOk, Democratic
candidate for Assessor i'm the
City District Is on your ticket.
Official Returns Of the Ohio EIec-
tfOu.

Official Returns Of the Ohio Eiec-
ton.
CoLUMBrS. October 26.-The follow
in. is the official vote Of Ohio at the
late election: For Secretary of State,
Sherwood, Republican, 22l, ,709; Heis-
lev Democrat, 20j,0lj; Odell, prohibi-
ton, 1868. Comptroller of the Treas
ury, Wilcox, Republican, 22l ,7l2; Hea
ton, Democrat, 204,2S7; Edmondson,
Prohibition, 27S0. Members Of the
Board OF Public Works, Herseing, Re
publican, 220,S54; Spencer, Democrat,
205,OSl; Collins, Prohibition, 2965.
Supreme Judge, Mcllvaine, Republican,
22l, ,629; Harrison, Democrat, 2O4, al;
Stewart, Prohibition, 2Sl0. Average
Republican majority, 1858.
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DRY GOODS.
Hurrah! Hurrah !
JOHN R0EMER & CO.
Competition Not to be Found! !

WE HAVE JUST kEtEItED
Pieces Black Gros Grain Silk extra
heavy SIS.
sl.5O, Sl.75 and 500.
% Patterns Irish Poplins at sl.25.
10 Pieces ValOur Poplins at Sl.25.
so Pieces more of those Mohair LustreS NJ
5Oc.
20 Pieces French Mer!no at 75c.
An endless sto,k of Plaids at D, 81, 80, 75c,
sl.D and $50.
10 Pieces Waterproof AT sl.On.
All kinds of DOMESTIC GOODS sold AT
New York wholesale prices, so look out:
Yard wide Bleached Muslin at loc
Ginghams from l2 to lie.
Calicos for 8, :, 8, 10 and lie.
All best makes Merrimack,)
" Spragues,
Flannels OF all kinds at ., D, 20 and SIC.
Shawls OF every make and style, from
5Oc to any price you want To pay.
Boulevard Skirts from sl.2j To $500.
Balmoral for 75c.
Blankets, Opera Flanuels, Hosiery, Cassi-
meres, Ladies' Underwear, Gloves, Jeans,
Gents Underwear, Tweeds, Velveteens,
Notions, &c.
We have the agency for the Celebrated
THfRTY-THREE PER CENT!-That has
played out.
We propose TO keep an attractive estab-
lishent and not mere repository shop for
old unfaShionable and unSaleable goods,
but comprises an unlimited stock of the
most beautiful, desirable and recherche
articles to be found in the manufactures OF
London, Paris, Vienna, Berlin, and other
parts OF Europe, as we'll as choice speci-
mems of American skill, industry and taste,
which have come into the hands OF first
class houses JOHN R0EMER & CO,
Nos. 81 and SO Main street,
octl7 South end OF Stone Bridge
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A verdict was given, at New York,
Yesterday. against an insurance COM
pany. under the charge o. the Judge
that an oral contract OF insurance was
binding. to the amount of $4,000 in
favor Of the owners Of the wrecked
steamer Sheridan.
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Sheriff.

EdltOrs OF Inc Ilt7sIsItI
You will please announce JAMES y.
CHARNoCK, the blacksmith, as the peo-
piles candidate foT sheriff Of Ohio county
at the ensuing election, and oblige
MANY VOTERS.
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BE sure that the name OF
JOSEPH BURROWS, Dem
ocratic candidate fer Assessor
I'm the Country District, Is on
your ticket.
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BE sure that the name Of
Is. A. GALLIGAN, Democrat
ic candidate for Clerk Of Cir
cult Court, is on your ticket.

p About 5000 special Deputy Marshals
will be sworn 10 by election day, in New
York.
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Editors of the Register:

EdItors OF tne heef'ei'
You will please announce JOHN
HOWELL, OF Clay Township, as an inde-
" at the ensuing election. subject TO ne
Star Chamber dictation or packed Conyen-
ton. MANY NOlEho-
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BE sure that the name OF
JOHN j. DAVIS, Democratic
candidate for Congress. Is on
your ticket.
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Best Kid Gloves only H-9.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-09-01
UNION LEAGUE.

Resolutions Of German Sympathy.
The National Executive Comsnit
eoofthc Union League ofAmerica
met at Philadelphia on the ED inst
Ex- Gov. Newell Of New Jersey acted
as Chairman, and Thomas G.. Baker
Of New York, Secretary. Communi-
cations were read from the Hon. r
G. Mccormick Of Arizona, and ex-
Gov. Jewell Of Connecticut. Tho
Secretary read the full report of the
operations for the past month, and
presented a cheerful prospect for the
Fall elections. Speeches were made
by Mr.. Carson Of Maryland, Mr.. Wood
Of Delaware, and Gov. Geary Of Penn.
sylvania. The following resolutions
wore adopted:
Resolved, That this committee hear
tily sympathize with tho German
people IN their present war with Ma
poleon, recognizing, as we do, that it
is not a contest between the French
people and tho Germans, but an effort
on the part of an unprincipled advon
turer to disturb the peace of Europe
for his own personal aggrandizement
Resolved, That the subordinate
Councils throughput tho United
States,b be requested to manifest their
sympathy by donations in aid Of the
local societies, and by resolutions
showing our SINCERE sympathy with
Germany, the friend Of education and
of civil and religious liberty.
The Committee adjourned to meet
at the call of the Chair.
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The Status of the War.

A heavy battle is reported to have
taken place before Metz, in which, as
usual, the Prussians were victorious.
Probably, atthis writing, the advance
forces of King William have reached
Paris. Mcmahon is evidently swing
ing round to the north of the Prussian
army that is advancing on Paris, with
. view ofreiieving Bazaine, If posi-
BILE, from his cooped-up position
within the walls of Metz. Whether
the, Prussians have force enough to
leave both Bazaino and Mcmahon
in their rear, and still push forward
u sufficient army to make an impress
sion upon the Notifications of the
French Capitol remains to DO seen.
The dispatches point plainly to the
fact that the plan of the French com
manders Is to no longer resist, Dy
pitched battles in force, in front, the
onward march towards Paris of the
invading army, but to concentrate
the French forces betwoen Metz and
Chalons. and then perhaps with such
aid as may be given by the troops in
garrison at Paris to give the Prussians
battle in the vicinity OF Paris.
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From Idaho.

SOnVA Wh WY AAUS9s 80
A reporter has Just returned from
Grand Island, located fifteen miles
northwest of Central City, on thu
western boundary of Boulder county
and forty miles from Denver.
About thirty ledges have bcod
struck, and six or eight uncovered
showing true assures of silver vein
bearing "pay' rock. The crevices ar
from two to tivofeet in width. Carl
boo, Idaho, Boulder County, Gran}
Island, Sovereign People, Garter
Trojan, Monitor, Couger, and Com.
stock mines arc among the most Gel
cbrated.
About five hundred men arc on ths
grounds, and buildings arc going vi
rapidly.
Tons of rich orcs are being haule@
from the mines to Prof. Halls smeltI
ing works at Blackhawk daily.
Three regular, coaches run from
hero each day, besides many privatf
convoyances. The passengers nu@
ber about one hundred per day. TEe
excitement is great, and steadily in
crcasing.f
The veins, SO far as developed, give
the impression that this is one of ths
richest silver regions yet discovere{
on the continents.
Prof. Hall contemplates the imme.
date construction of additional smel
ting works, 40 meet the increasing
demand from these mines.
Other companies sare talking o
erecting smelling work
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Missouri.

An animated contest is now going
on in Missouri for the gubernatorial
Office, vice McClurg, whose time ex-
pires this fall.
McClurg, B. Gratz Brown, and
Lieutenant-G Governor Stannard are
the prominent candidates, with a
prospect of Brown and Stannard
doubling teams on McClurg, and beat
Ing him.
Brown takes the amnesty dodge
and McClurg stands by the disfran
chisement of rebe.s, which ought, and
perhaps will, defeat the latter. These
be times of general Acknowledgement
a md universaljail delivery,anditis un
necessary, unw,se, impolitic, and IN
just to enforce any longer the string
emit disfranchisement rule adopted q,
a matter ofself-protection, by the 10y
alists Of Missouri, in the very emer
gency of the democratic war to over
throw the government.
The black and white loyalists %
that State are enough for the Johnny
Rebs, and, more too, even if all re
striction are removed. which shoult
be done speedily. Meantime, th,
Democrats are SO hopelessly in The
minority, and SO utterly demoralizet
in Missouri, that they don't propos
to hold State Convention, or rul
candidates for any of the State Offices
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And now men and brethren as we

And now men and brethren AS we
DO honest mon, let us cease our sblath-
or about tho action Of tho people,
when we know that the people have
passed in their checks TO the Regency.
In The meantime, the language of
the above quoted Nonparsil article,
md many others Of similar import.
which wo have noticed ID Iowa pa.
pers, is respectfully commended to
the careful and prayerful attention Of
Gov. VIM. M. Stone He, Us tho
Great Mogul Of the Regency, Il re-
sponsible for defraudipg tho people
Of this Congressional district out Of
their choice for Congress. andit he
can derive any consolation from the
|tenor Of the article in question, or
the general expression of Iowa pa
pers on theasubject, then, in oul
opinion, ho wouldn't have much diff
| Guilty in extracting sunshinefroh on
cumbers. s,sss,.5 VI u y,
| xesl Ass "A DrsausTrD DsIEt.ATr 4;