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, 1870-06-13
CROPS,


:. Ihe Springfield Journal Of the 10th SAYS
1he prospects for realizing In immense
harvest from the unusu1lly IarSs crope that
have been planted in this county, increase
every day. Cp to two days ago rain had been
sse1Se, ana the ground Was beginning to get
dry, but owing to the splendid condition Of he
weather when the soif was prepared md ths
croPe were planted and ge1ninatins, sufRcient
moasture was retained to give tie crops 4
start Within tho Lust two or three dAya We
a have been visited BY several refrething
soGWers, Theh we're 5ust the one thing needed
busy ~ over the State, loosenins the earth
around the promising maize"
IOWA.
a farmer IN Grundy County has put in dlsy-
nFe 9s1ee Or tax seed this season,
been 1t much pains to make inquiry Of fsrm-
e1s in that section. and has received but ono
and the ea1no answer: that tho wheat wa
never better Of more prom1sing in al respects
than now md 10 v ith oats, com, and root
The Press SAYS that the condition Of tho
crops in Johnson County "has neyer been @
nofe favorable than At present, With the e.
ception Of some few fields Of faI md smsll
e1ain th.t are inju1ed BY tho dry weather"
-lhe aearegor Aescs says: "Fron every
section ot the count1y there conee to Us the
thing 1ooks we'll. Tho late rains, which haye
10 cheered the farmers in this county, have
West"
Tho Garden Grove Ensep,i, report. for
the crops in Decatur County u follows: "The
oldest tnhAbitant' can't remember when tho
prospects for all kinds Of crops were 20 tat
te1ing a. they arc 1t this time, with the excep-
ton 81 4rnita, Of which we may expect quite a
spl.nkhng. Com, our main crop, is good
stand, forward for tho eeaeon, frrn srom
weeds, md lafger amount planted thau over
bcfo5e. Oats md wheat sre looking we'll, and
We think sufficient quantity has been sown
for the wants OF the country, With soma to az.
port II they provo a. good crop as present
The Mansion !Nor says: "In this section
the promise OF good crops On the whole never
better. Winter wheat looks well. Tne carly
soUn vheat and oats look finely. That put IN
later canc up uneven, and 1t one time looked
unprornittng sinoe thefains, however, it has
improved, aud N abundant harvest NAV be
c1Pecsed. Corn GANG up well, aud makes
good stand, promising IN unusually good crop.
kye Is late and rather backward, caused by tho
dry weather, bat s1ncc the rains it ia doing bet
ter, and An average crop Is looked for"
Tho Oshkosh Northwestern aays: From
personal observation Of the growing crops in
portion Of WlnncbaSo and Waupaca Coun-
ties md from tho reports Of reliable observota
in other p&fta Of those counties, we believe
that, with favorable vcathes during the next
ei1 weelB, the harTest OF 1870 In this vicinity
VII BE- the best known in ten years. In Wau-
pacA County neAr3y Ill crupe axo looking finely.
A&in has fallen In sufficient quantities, vegetAr
, 1870-06-13

Inc game between the Forest Citys and the
Chicago Club, on Thursday next, viii nifracs a
multitude OF visitors to Chicago II la sucrcsted
h@ tae chicago papers that The various rafirn1ds
tnn excursion tralns on that day, and land tbcir
passengers At Dexter Park, where the eatue viii
.c played The Chicago press gcucruily comedies
that the White Stockings will 1nI thcIr eHu1is
when they meet the Rockford Club. ~s1-'s
~ relation to the nrst Forest .1ry-OI7mpic cane
AZ aAnlnescn, the Rt9fteT SAYS: ION MONDAY
LAST me Forest C1tyH were booked for q carnc with
The Nationals, Of Washington, who fotlcd to mt in
an appearance. An exhibition game was eTtet1-
Eof1zed with the oiympics, with Spaldin0 aud
HastihRs ptcher and catcher Of the Forest
ets) o1f. The game, with tts ecorc Of 10 to 10 In
!t !asol OF the 0l}mpfcs, VAS telegraphed III over
me country without explanation, thus giving the
much for the Forest C1tyx This IMPRESSION Hss
turner Strengthened b| Knowledge Of the fact
tnat inc ssol!MFtcs had beaten the Athletics Of
EhA49clPnia hut short time prcT1ous On
iNesuaS, however, when the regular match game
HAs 70 ne played between the Forest Clt1s and the
Oymnicss cur boys were on the 1cld Ia full torce.
Anoi s aHer closely contested and splendid game,
Tue Forest Cttys won by score Of S to ~
TIE Rxp STOCKINGS At NEW HAVEN
new HAVEN, June 12-The bali match hrtxeen
yestefday, by rain
HAsE nAIL At roxr WAYNE
FORT WATSK, June 12-YesteriaTs c1ne Of
nasc Dali oetWeen the kektoneas and Coucor,tias
nosh o. ehts cltr resulted tn favor Ut the former
sSonc. Z 70 Il The keksongas challenge anY
club In the State to pl1y for the championshn
IuK RED STOCKINGS.
NkM loRK, June 12-Ihe Red Stocktpea viii
Elsy me Antuass on Monday, and the Atlanfcs on
on July L f'-' >1s 7-sO14es
, 1870-06-13

con Ea FtoEn with wondetfpI Sspid;ty. m :.
crops afo now fs far advanced ~ thev rsn.Il1
aEe threo weeks later, Corn and noratnes ,,-1,1
ise % unusually large Yield. Wheat iooia l Vs1
snn,t! nu ~ ano oAts We1e never better. In thif
so,n.g, @ .oe u.ough: has affected the crops
an abundant harvest. All crora AZ 11z,,cs,
nearer maturity than usual at this stsrn ~ ~
eeason. On Saturday f1no shower v;s;tsd " .hss
eectlon, doing an infinite Amount of cnnd
w. wheat. corn, md oats In this county = promise
s.Z da1otae!5, md appear to 10 but Gttle a.
Ironoansed /. ap1e1dp c1op, md ID tbosn 'fs f.rn;.
e!s who kept heE yards IN good or1icr y sI,;t.
Of the disastrous failure OF isSS. Ti11 nndonht.
edly reap good pros1t" ~ '4'''1''-
W., TIE Bor1H.
noEth Carolina papera report that rncent
~ thst "esnel e. h seriously damaged The cropo
me supplies from the Don md Cnncr dis
tncts bad commenced 10 ar1ive a ko.+oct
dunng May. being much e,rTer th,n Tsnsi
tha Ius poshg to the failure Of the wheat crop N
~ o soo ooiss e. o,stncta there VIII be DEFICIENCY
els' from the usual supply. 'Ss
-1ne growing c1opa IN Holland and Ger
many arc unpEpnislng, aud Deficient yieia il
anticipated, which has INDUCED anetm1atirs
pofG4ssee OF grain in vasious Baltic po1ta.
,n7,.. wane wAn. o1 ram IN FfAnce gives \ sictly
sot!s, uhi1o On the heavy lands the condition
Of The wheat crop is generally farora1Sr snoFen
drought, - e1 n'ose tso" tne
At Rostock, Germany, the Eumlie. Of
e tan ". were ilght In the hands Of tLroa-fon.ths
OF me merchanta, and those hejd b ths other
fourth are not in the market nnT And iii not
oo Tor two month"; to come. "AA AVE-
Al ROTTERDAM, rain and 4 Hrhpr terorpar..
tole made their appearance, and tha ser;ona
complaints Of the growing crona b.d termi.
P1os p1ss It I = believed the rye crop N Mnish
Late spring md tho drought o4 >A'
The accounts Of tie prnainp crona IN
y great Nr1tain are 20 far not AZ fsTr9ahe "A At
Ina corresponding period in 1865. n,inly IT.
Eaoutahle to the want OF rim,
E1scosBN.
me Haukesta Free1nnn sava: "Durinc
,nu III !Ast %eek We h1ye had = series of most
11e1shtful showers. It can hardly be- hoped
I shat fnll crop Of cereals win be re.ped in
,Do country this year, but the result viii bo
20 very much nearer thln r.a hoped one Week
'eo, that al are tuh3lant
The Rssaboo Rsps5gio CATS: "I,ate
;noTesn ;ooT onh have helped Tho growing crops IN
"a. ,xu1 Couhty, bat have come too Late to make
'sacss suffered from the drought"
ne vernon County Censor e.y: "Winter
sneat looks very Promislng in this county Just
low; The stBnd is heavy. and the troTth a
'ood deal ahead Of what is usual 1t fhis tirna
u u me 5eas. Spring wheat ia coming out bet-
mt is not as promising "a Tho vinter whe.t
"A Sparta letter says: 'Thp cropg H tho
alley from Sparta to Lacrosse loaf besntifn1-
Ano more forward than those of snv portion
: the state that has como under nv notice.
.xG' as, T1"ng now bids fair for bountifu har-
, 1870-06-13
franklin SOCIETY.


This Society Is making vigorous prosres, TO-
ward the attainment Of the objects for which 1t
Fs founded Besides lssuIug the TWO hcauuful
publications which hare heretofore been noticed
N our colncnnA II hAa lately added The following
sAnAolc works to its library:
at31,A ns Anglican % Printer. Br Tsos Aaete1.f PhIla-
.1dhhss dhs f;gserarhlcsl Miscellany. By joel Aaaseu
cegRso4 csRe ut Il fiPt'qs % fon the foundry CT J
lno asoa h.U1 M II ssS z H.
=! Jottrh 7. Bncktnehatn. 9voia- Hoston. lsli An
toSL4ph tury. with portrait cf thc aRthot.
ns f1ntx11 6sansnaf. By john Smith, REGION,
Pnnted 1et Scott q the Black suan. IN PA,rFnoser
A1nt l;41 sarr and very eusions WORK.
H!eofy and Transactions o{ the Chic Editorial Asso-
ctatton. for lss1- y and - Cnluntas. ISL
Ibe taue. sct lsss md 81. Columbus. lss:. -.
NeeSn 1aeo,e.s. .sa kesani:senee. T b. F5e'f Jos +
BncklnGb1tn. Hottou. 1885,
Pcrednea Of the k1t three .eraious Of the wlhcon-
3n Editorial Association eoutaininE the htstoy Of the
The Art ot AaIhlnk. = asYlIed to Book Edges and
P.Ier illustrated With fyreimen4 London. lsA
The FFlAter's Grammar. ~ c. Slower. London,
l6E A TATE and TeTJ yAiu able technical work
Ehs1n%1loky Of paqrF md Papcr-makirt. By J. Nun
The Forf1h E1tate. BY z. En1sh, Hunt. Iopaoa
le3. A falaahle contribution to TIC history Of news.
II. Cowen. 1raw!ch. England.
The society also regularly receives and nlea ten
technical periodicals, including two from England
md one from Spain The craft and Ill tnteresscd,
clArk street
, 1870-06-13
Just tho ThiuR,

FISK, Clark F1ags, o! No IS White street,
Se~ lorS, asr the exclusive manufacturers for
s1n;. sne uade OF the popular PANTHEON Drawers
oonvsn1ent and ess3 Tea111r M M 1 Fa.ment Ne ever evet
T.n; .ot+t Me1e . something SO neat stylish, ele-
ID contIa xn Hi .Sa .SSomIostaole about them strongly
made garments Of the EtnJ cenersIl1 xarn. tSat
o' oea'e mho once purchase them never can se TIC
~ h,s sr 4 IT. TtSo1 ne En- nv ase Introduced. And
conrenlences :-f1msroyt Dtnoera,. Junt ( 4 $50
These drawer, known as the r p Il - =, .s,H sn,s
by Brown Pryor, No. ss Waoakh avenue. Chi.
E3yp. -N' -
, 1870-06-13

guest Those things, ner ehzt hn his. seuc,
have assumed pleasing aspect. Tha e 3nast
gratifying circumstance ID my life VIVA Tho kas.
that Louis Eosauth gave me ia the Old soat
that used to be there (pointing to ono silo Of
the 1ooml, when, After the great meeting Of
our chureh. he pnt bis arms around ne ami
tod ne had the lore OF hce mnn. NIT
Iandor, uho said thlt no King could Lesi0v
any honor upon him now, for Ecssuth h,d e,n.
braeed him. He WAS at the top, be- fejt. Eat
when MT. Dickens received mo with such Eral--
ness and cordially, felt that il wss q p!essane
passage in my life, and I look back to it, now
that he has gone, rs one that Eathers interest,
and shall treasure 1t a. u ye4y plaasant IA.
mer2ranra ~
, 1870-06-13

- '.;lR5,, Kane! eel members OF
- -, "E.;,, u t',t-y.,"lr,:. Va.
ii !, ".Jr II Sr7 ID AlG IL y3to on tho
'f'" f'hil5e So ss4ls4 - I;.ie ncYt r:tc-
-Ge:cE,' Jessa ]. rhi1Iira, Of u;rs',o-o.
'efs5' '-s .s;7..'. u =. g: = la. D,u.
t'iA y :. q "',:.i /. 5:.SS1eas il th.. Yoa:;t
LIE: + I.u-i.. ~'>''
The Ftn" .s'"'. Ltr7n! announces. scrc;-
fbr'.' ..'.''"i :, VI: l.ip, Of Ito Prohibition
',atSv "l l!S TIL: I..,:n:f.lie i Stat6 ti,ket
ard 1. ->"s07
The following h.4 l,cnn rot or apDropos
~ =" M T. h.'i+ IL S"> 2ur.: city:
''H ,:'l:r, t'. t,a''s az fte1 al.
+, ~ ~ lfE. y, ~ - 81. $500, ana ,iauL
= = ','*,.' y. - s;i:smer aal la,,
It.. tEr' y e. e. "a. ~ ~. ,'a.aJ lla!.
...7. ~ .t' H.. .las nuElttsc:
4,H! wa: Il 4. - |; wat h.al 10 sticK~
49, :. :.:';' :: lie. :, : !. :,.:.. III trick
lu -. H. c---~-s-. u .:ls t4ly..'
-1!c Fet :a!'r-s;. fEa.} Ct:nr;er nublis1,es
- eu'saWii.Ss lett':t {. ~ f'.,inral l,,ler:
u~,, '' ASE1SGTpS, May L.
~, ~" ~; r ; sa: .is,:'s 1: tnr language OF
~ iH'A. rtf' ,"r VII :aey he';crc 1hongt ono
= = it"Eil t!!' .isAi' ! ~: l.. -.i hu;1iIrss al
AID ttt. .f,>>. '::5:,: Will IH,s,rs, the nes,
! t'''i' y. st'I a'ei ny, until new calamity
"1 - III, E'"'I h." TIT .':t.
~ MSS .,'N7masi -tt:a-t r. taken nm AMI nassr,f
at rEfc; + Nc are s'' d-ls,.1 tor time with tic
I'LL a;d elm Il : y. reuues 1t exceedingly
''-aEs:lL lam yours uu!s,
xr "B. F. Br1lsa.
, 1870-06-13
1nn"ht Lieefinn OF the Pcorin. I'ck lit
u HJAcNsonviIir lsNllrnni Co1npanv.

Z ~
speeial Desratch 10 The Chicaso Tribune,
1'EslS, June 11.-At the annual meeting Of the
s:ttAholdvts " the Pcorla, Pck.n l. Jacksory1,le
isallroad cemr auy, he'll a, the General oclce Of
tae in this city. on the 9th Inst, George
L irltr:hEe, Lst''eas chapman, ii, ard
Jnsa !, Allen were tl.tsed Directors Of
nc company Ter the ensuing year ii subsc-
EItnt MccitHg OF the new EoarI Of nirectors
'rnn Alien ESQ, The Present popular anu eillcIcnt
ci1!ct for the ensuing ycar. ~ >0N1
new through ue fny i,oth fr,ipt. and nau.
srhect Eaf!,c, without change OF cars from Pcoria
70 II Lcuts rio Jacksonville, has rrcentIy been
thu Rockford. EocS Islam, s., - Lmis i,oad VIII
, 1870-06-13
Heavy st. Louis Housss-

FFp7N Ne 81 LoNo Dt7ndeTnl-
The books OF the United States Assessor show
the following aSms 70 hare transacted the largest
business IN thelr respective branch Of trade Tor The
nscA year ending April !, 1s70:
Dodds Brown / Co, dry goodA
.. A. January Co, gypoericA
Appleton, NoJes Co. toots md shoes.
Sample. Blrgc / Co, farm machinery.
A. 2. ShApIe1Gh / Co. general hhrdEnte.
, 1870-06-13
TIE CITY IN BRIEF,

I16tCI FcT1pun1n.
The following named rersons were Ut the IL
James yesterday; g. ". Aorse, ottawa: IImsn
r Sheldon, New fork; George c, Smith and f.n,.
l. Allen md Vic, syzzc1se, n. 7. 'eosae
AT the fremont: c. s. Bliss and lady, md MI
William WArc and son. St. Louis; s. n. Seymour
, 1870-06-13

Wfrc-cloth window screens are again coming IN
demand. Persons wanting them should 70 to the
pioneers In the trade, Mesxrh Eya1s Co, No.
9ol Lake street and No. - 8ute street. VINO hare
facilities for putting up screens for the whole city.
Painted N1Fecloth furnished II = cents per y11d.
The trade afe literally dealt with.
, 1870-06-13

Il F:1en y: = ny. Mil1en n D.. West Ncndcn, oona
c..! c@As ne s1ermaa:r IT. a. DursndeWa,se pine.
nnda' rssda' y: y Ts7lst. San FIancI5co: c, a " de-
1snio n11on; ~ MEng'aad; +. W. Hatch. n. b., sacrs-
,Attac Brtggs:..N. q. Tnoma. I.ndo.,. s.n.
VI ,bsIefman; San Francisco: William jsuscp.
nHnmnae!ehia: 4 m 4 y. Jonea, Nilton, Ind: James
tan. M nSnGa ts shtt1sh9nsid J. B Reynolds, Waning
, 1870-06-13

IHA A0AsaETTE-NKAUBtKy CLAIM
nen!amin L Aans9ei1 ct al '. Silas u Gassette.
1So 1Smes Geafyt e. W. Silver, and Nicholas Gear
Ins blu 1led for an Injunction 10 festrain he
eiasa n9 6r0 any nssIfe1enee wth property
Guided n the 0aasette- -BeaQhten cIaim. ~
, 1870-06-13

no RECOVERY.
,stta svsep1 M UAoiel =. John Lppert, This ssas an
astloa s OF NE cAse to recover compensation for
sfr vas engaged unioadlng potatoes 11 INN R,@'n
MhRon, which stood upon Milwaukee avenue. near
Eseon Eeson 'oad ad, Ihs defendant drove down IL
team; team, pl41nt9 was thrown down and lis leS
Dfofen. The 3u1 failed to agEec. 80
lnafies q. Walker V. James St1uson ct sls Dc-
S!Ge @ removing cloud from the title Of the west
3ai OF the southwest corner Of Section 4, IS. Il
st,1ssP sns P.nPeTy Ps A N eontloyeny tn the United
asinns n Company, nayiog Instituted several
~ h.s ~ eectment TO recover under claim that
,-1lG1ekiah y. Weed ct alA =. Hannah Narab 1T
no. csa p.en q Gsos u 81 q E :;
and Silver Mining Company; tor 8, ssasa. ~
Reeorder'a Court.
George ". Mu '. Josepa Hox,e os Al. nm tn
remove clond from the southwest ounrter AZ 80. -
u non 81, ID and the northeast quarter Of section
Ths Polics Courts,
souzH HiDS coURr-
Robert kennett and another m&n. In 4 ssioon On
thet KS e9,nef o. Ms and Aaa0aa streets md when
ra 1ns{ asa IS got Mccormick in proper condition,
found Gn hennettt person when aressed' He
was @ hsla for tria, in bah Of 800. @ ~
rooonx nneaS Se:n sni;sea y s. Ttsn asssaiag aaa
came up for further hearing. On Saturday after.
noon. nenry vas held Tor ,si,i In bai of 3S 90. Co.,
vile Wa, iaaaop ane charged with abusing hls sick
Ellen Lucy Has 50 alatznlngly intoxicated that
a,1S ans OF sea was imposed upon her to &C.. ner
NORTH s1pk oorKr,
, 1870-06-13
Bass Ball,

TIE TpGR OF THE ROCKFORD BOFa
From hs Rockford Rtgistes, jung II.
inc following III the aggregate coupsrattre
eeo!c OF INC Forest Citys md their Opponents lin
, 1870-06-13
Tho Thompson Tfeupe.

1uU 1hbmPSon Troupe,
xae nc IT.. Tlnompso5 Troupe, eonatstng Of the fair
Belle Hewitt, Mis- Nellie Hope. M aE nE1siss 80
sHnendsn, r. ~ E.ln. cahill, Nj. Il Connolj1s md
a. .era1 a.e1sndef nsndsson, sved IN this city yes
House The party viii leave thts morning for ssn
fnce1; I1 t It currently reported that ihe party
, 1870-06-13

.,,1 1ee Monday evening meeting held In tho lee
G1s;o 1anon WM be led, = usual, By d, /. MooJy.
inss ~ ~ become one Of the most Interesting meet
tNss tss " eao association It's object Is 70 bring
.IsaSnn. .9t md thus aaalst them ia making pleas
e4s-r,p nc Profitable .cquaintances. The religious
e7,sfs, sises oI me meeting arc 80 free from rc-
enjoyed BY all present a>H' q ~ oe
- ~; l. IBesches Lectures this evening upon Man
eorner Of Wcs4 Ms M,:n htss congEegaaona1 Church,
, 1870-06-13
Cricket,

There Will be = practice pamo between .ro
eleSens OF the Lincoln Park Cricket Gnu fhix
evening At slx O'Clock eharp on the rrpr,,as n
the corner Of North Clark and W!aconSin sfr,sete
All loFeFa OF the game arn invited to % preseut
, 1870-06-13
BUSINESS NOTICES

How to Look Young Sixxcen.-
Oehl Eainl or 1se vile hair rrstorers but slU1nly
aIrl5 nasans MAGNOLIA Balm upon your face,
ueeE, nnd hahtls- 9u.i nse Lyons kathairnn upon
IeaIly, soft, and natural, and you can't teli what
nni T. II removes frcckles, tan, sallowncss, ring-
maiks, moth-patches. ETC.; and in place Of i rcsi
lace you have the marble purity OF an ex-
9ulslie belle. It gives 10 mdle age lie bloom Of
pcIletuai yonth. Adj these effects to splendId
heau OF hair produced BY the katha,ron, and a
ia!lt ms done her best In way OF adornment
hIushcrs will have no splnster sisters when thcsc
, 1870-06-13
1ItMIm,

5lfsainE.
Christopher F. Ho1inwny. Of Lexington E~ l..
missing. He y about ~ years Of aSe, ind Wss I.
fa, 1nsh laat seen, N black suit and BLACK
his sister, ME Beniger, 1t TIC fremont Hans "ta
, 1870-06-13
c0roner's Inquext1

inc deputy Coroner held an inquest, yeateniar
afternoon, at No. l1a South C1intnn ar1eet nn ~
isnnns ~ % OF Adam NcAuley, who died suddenly Ia
n'sss Ine sa'oo1 NG ~ nalsted street. On sasutdaJ
.Is1,.s Inc ny rendered verdict that death rc-
GIne nody OF the man seen In the lake by cap-
n.s in Ae1 On Saturday afternoon, noated ashofe
Deputy Coroner speays held IN iu1uess The nv nv
1etoi9ed verdict Of Found dfowued.S De.
ceasea ~ nothing on but part Of 4 siiTt and a
paI o. booA ac had evidently been in the wster
buried bJ the city. no "~
, 1870-06-13

An4AntA.-Thc most Irritable md
restless OF these tender little household buds Ar
teaEmed, t aa 1t Eerr, into quiet and sweet rcpose
~ using Mrs. Wnitcomb.s Syrnp
, 1870-06-13

1c3tefdRJ5a FlFe9,
Ho1 Nc 81! was struck from sight at twenty
M. nulea 9i ocloc1 yestertay morning. The 1re
-Ihe alafm fEomR1}o1 No. 81, 1t O'clock. Last
eySeahE. M1 GaGsed 6J a inc.plent die In tie Two
owned anu occupied By T. j, Coyne. ISSst t,3G,nI,,
tot Ro iasufance @ child threw lighted match On
, 1870-06-13

I5c Excellent Menu of the Amerf,
TAn HOUSE. Boston. comtncuds Itself to the t-ayeI-
les The location Is unsurpassed for parties either
nneQuAllcd.
, 1870-06-13

children tecth[ng are almost sQre to have ft1aet.
IetJ and dia17hra. Ar1- Wlnalows Soothing
Sssnp y nercr.faiitng remedy. 1t not onIv rse
stomach and bowels, cofrrcts nctdI,r. sud e,1es
tone and energy TO the whole sygten. II viii
Almost instantly cure g1ir.uE In the bowels and
F1nd coHe. 4others, 0onr fall to procure il.
, 1870-06-13

ioos, cnrcs cuts burns bolts bruises, scalds. etc
nluEX1sts hare i: IS cents per box. Dr. Stephena
- GMfk.ett relieves CONS or huuious. s0. sarh
, 1870-06-13
AUCTION SALES.

Pnpcr Hanging aud Window
snades, latest stYieA Paints, OILS kiaas and
brushes At F. E. RGhyaL - Randoiph-st
, 1870-06-13

S4H Rhcun currd by using yunfpar
1hr soap, made BY CasNeu, Hazard Co. Sex
, 1870-06-13

ChnPpcd Hands nnd Faces Curcd
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-26
Alabama Cyaims.

The following, dictated at the White
House, appears verbatim in both admins
tration papers, and is the very latest presi-
dental comment on the matter to which it
relates:
The Alabama case is now with Great
Britain. Its settlement is her task As she
deliberately inflicted injuries upon our COM
merce and deliberately prolonged the re-
bellion, satisfaction for these grave wrongs
should as deliberately be made The
United States makes no cntangling alliance
with other powers; that is traditional policy,
at once her duty and her covenant. and ia
to-day the attitude of President Grant. He
does not propose to take advantage of the
difficulties Of friendly nation; unlike
France. which interfered to establish a new
empire Oh our southern frontier. and unlike
England, which eXerted all the influence OF
her aristocracy in favor of the rebellion at
moment when the cause of the union was
doubtful. The President relies upon the
sense of justice Of the English ministry and
the English masses. believing that they will
selze the first fitting occasion to close up the
only remaining cause of difference between
the people speaking the same language and
animated by the most fraternal feeling to-
ward each other.