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Health's Best Defence.

The weak eat-th herbs" saws s.. Pau.
~ that -;eh,ee" hundred years ago tn"
value of n,sdicinai plants was apprs.iased
In the O'd T-~s.m-ut botanical r"n,+'i'-s
are repeatedly recommended. but !" n'
pass.g. al ascsed hi~to'y is ma" 'rcom
n,.nded to swallow cslomel. W blue pill.
OF any other preparation. The SICK were
directed to eai hssha to Strengthen them.
to purifv them, to heal them. I" restore
them. In that day the at Of masking
vegetable sxtrss.ts w. unknown. The
herbal medicines were mere infasions.
Il was sssrsved fos later sga to unite
the sanitary sseeooss of tonic. apesisnt end
antibilioos soots. basks. and piants. with
and active stimul.ns, AID thus ascurs their
rapid diiFasioe through the debilitsted Of
disosd~rsd syst~m. The GROWING ''ismph
Of this e6scaivs mode Of concentrating and
.pply,ne The virtues Of medicinal vegets'
bies va achieved in the production ol
Hosttttsv's -Saomsch Bittsrs. Never BE-
tcrs lad p~sf-ctly pure alcoholic stima.
liant been combined With the expressed
iniesa Of the 6n~st sp-ci6ca IT the veg~ts'
bl~ k'ngdom. Never yet. th"ngh e,ghtes'
years have elapsed since it, 'nt'odscti"n
has this great restnsativs been -Qoaliad
| Il i taken At I'll seasons. 10 all cIimes, y
| the most p,sent sai<gusri against ep'dsm
ics, ~ . protection against oil p"h~alth,
eshala,;"os that produce d~bilitv or b~gr
disea.e; "A . remedy tor intermittent a"'
other m.larious frvsss ~ % spp.tise'
- sovesrig" cu's fo' dysp+p.is. ~
general tonic and invigwsut: - a gentle
psinlsss ap~si-nt; y blood drparro'; q
: nervio.: u cure fos bilious sf-ctions
~ harmless sno.ivne /; aud . the sss
lpsrsxcs OF agAITn under unfavosabi
.i,cum.,.nc<s. such - seds"iasy paT.s'tt' Z
undue bodily o. we"tsl ssertioo, h"'d
sbip. psivstion and exposure.
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No. I'll JOINT RESOLUTION
Proposing an Amendment 70 The Consultation
a the State.


Proposing an Amendment 70 The Constitution
a the State.
SECTION I. Be / rssoiusd 5y Ne Ss,as a,d Assae
Qf Representation u de Slss a Loss;aas, u Cenera
Anseblr opssMsd. two-thirds a. the mesnoen else.
Ted of each House agreeing thereto, That at the
general election next ens1iog the passage Of thie
reeolutioa. sbe following amendment to the coo.
stitutjon Of the State shall be auhmitted % the
people u this Stste, and if majority q the 70.
ters at said election shall approve and ratiy such
amendment the same shall become part of he
constitution. to wit:
ARTIctE.-No pesson Who, at any time, ny
have been . collector Of taxes, whether State,
parish Of municipal, oe~bo may have been 9th
erwise intrusted with public money. shall b. eli
gible to The General Aapenbly. Q, 70 any once
of profit or trust under The State Goverumeut,
until b. ehall have oheained dischsrgv for the
amount of such collections and for ail public
moneys with which he may have been intfustsd.
(Signcd) MORTIMER CARR,
Speaker Of Tie House of Representatives.
(Sigued) OSCAR J. DUNN,
Lieutenant Governor aud President Of the Senate.
Approved February Is, 1910
tSigued) H. C. WARNOTH,
Covernoe Il the Stat Of Louidaaa.
A true copy:
Gro. e DovrE.
Secretary Of State.
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~On- Il th- pby~ini~"s i" Bo'"ng'
TN VI. driving irso tow" Q" e'ec'."1
m.,rn;.s, was met By "fs'<"d Who h"''sd
him With the qa"stion:-
Have yoa v"ted
{. Noe vt" replied the doctor; "b's
h.v- b..ee nut ~ e;eht' after votss
eos him ssls, eo.'"
.Whsa will b. vote r ~
"Oh. about twenty-five yeam from no"
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No.ssl JOINT RESOLUTION
Proposing 10 Amend The Coostitutioo Of The Stste
Secr1ox l. Be i sssssusd b. 0ss Sa.Ms and Hsxss
q Representatives. q ake STATE ~ Losiasns, - Ga.suI
II ssek e61k l6e Pssee q isss rssolasion, Tie
following article shall BE- proposed - tbe quail
6ed electors Of the State ~ N amendment b he
constitution Of the State, which. when approved
by . majority Il the v0tere at said election shall
become Part Of The constitution. 10 the place
Of the article nsmlrersd ninety-nioe.
SEC :. Bs 4 f1akg veaolusd, ese, That said A.
ticle shall be in words and terms - follows, to
W.T.:
No pessoo shall hold any o6lee, q eball b
pesmitled 10 vs1e st any election. q acs - T.
ror, who, In due ceasse a law, shall have been
eonvict ted Of treason, pugjury, Iosgesy, bribery,
a other esime paniehahie hy i0pslsoameot In ths
peolbentiasy, o. Who shsll 6e under interdictioe.
60 .. n \ f.Sa~ 'sss~4 -, - - 's's,
ets q I'll pers""s vos1. spoa s =. p:Sposeo %
the words. "Foe tbe amendment At the ntne-ntnth
article q Tie constitution )" q. against ths
ameodment Il ths aioety y-uiuta article Of The
coostitation :" ana the returning oeBocn stail
make returns Of he votes thereon in The same
naonef a ~ prescribed BY law for ceturns q
eIectaoo and tie Secretary Of State shali promul-
este he sane three times in TIE odDcial jearnaL
And IT, majority Of the votes cast At I'D escc-
tioo shall be-. "Foe The au,eod0ene o. u naeety'
ninth article ot The constitution" then tne article
numbered nioety-niee. end reading % follows:
uruhibitcd fton votiag os holding sny oa6ce All
neesons who ehall have been coovscted q eFeoooc,
pcrjury, GMgery bribery. o. oshcf crime pueisha-
BE In the pcoi1eutiary, and persons under inter
6iction. An pcrsOus who are stopped num
claiming IL right Of suffrage, by shjartag theis
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JOINT RESOLUTION.

No. III JOINT RESOLUTION.
Proposing an Am -ndment 70 the Coostitution a
tie State Al Lnuiejana.
h esu1sd y lke &asak aaS Hss q R4ssaels
ass q 6ke Nlsle 4 Losisians, u GAa0j Asaaill
cusunsR Two thirds Of tbe ne0hen elected IA
escb House agreeing thereto. That the followins
aoendaent 70 he conetitution Of the 6tate Of
S13 q ~ sext seosssl eI.ctsoo 1or repesees1s-
tivee of Tie Gencsal Ass.ublv. aud II approved
and rsti6ed By . majostty II he votess st said
election. the same shsl become . part Of the
cooMi'ution.
AsTiC1E -. That prior 70 the 6rst day q jan
ussy, one ihousapd eight hundrod and ninety. the
State shall MT be q increasud to exceed twea-
ty.dve millions Of dolla1.
f6ieuedl MORTIMER CARR,
Speaker q ~ House q fRepssaolaeives
(SlgneA( OSCAR ]. DUNN.
Leuteoaat Govesnoe sad Prea6deat of tbe Senate
Approved Mach l6, lS7a
II. G. WA1xOTH.
Governor ol he STATE q Loutsiana.
a aoe oo9s 8so. T. Bovrs.
Secretary ofSiatA
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kx10 III 0N CN0sA CVS VA~O was WSSNNAAoV
fne soldier Bugeaud. in Algeria
Chef d'escadron and Major in
1916. and Lieutenant Colonel in
1858, his first European service
was in the Italian campaign. At
the commencement Of the Cri.
mean war. he was made Chief of
the Gen>ral Staff. aud, by refe-
renee to King-lake's History. it
with bz soen that. In all conferen.
ces with Lord Raglan, Trochu,
rather than St. Arnaud or Canro.
bert, was spokesman on the mart
Of France.
Throughout the campaign.
having been made General Of
Brigade in 1854. he occupied this
position of confidential staff OH
Ger of the Commander-in- Chief.
an Office analogous to that Of
Gneisenau under Blucher, given
in just recognition ofhis military
ability and skill. In 1890 he
reached the grade of General Of
Division. Two years after be was
charged with the preparation o.
| . plan to reorganize the army
Instead Of, as has been suggested
lacking the Imperial confidence
| he has it in the most 6attering de-
gree. His essay upon organisa'
ton. "L'Armke Francaise," pub
li.hed in 1867, ran through tel
editions. Trochu is known t.
have anticipated the events of I
war with Prussia. A recen
pamphlet from his pen. whicl
unfortunately cannot be obtained
in this country. develops an i'm
mense deal Of study Of the Rhen
ish frontier as q fighting field. an
palpably indicates the nations
impulse as occupying the strate
eist's mind. Should the war SUI
!; 1ive it. first battle = fortnight
and promise. - seems very like
.Ily. to be . long one, Trochu
name may chance to appear q
the head Of the French armies.
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Over oil other Stoves.
aCnsrley O0le OueS Is Years
t ~ Deity Dee,

w ~ V
NEW ORLEANS. April. 1869.
thereby certify tist I parehased from RICE
EROS. 4 CO., h he year 1855, Tie FIRST
CHARTER OAK STOVE tbey cold. This
stove - beso h daily ~ 10 ny family up
70 dats-osee thirteen yeasa, and ] cheerfally
r,eounesd ebe "CHAhTER OAK STOVE
. n beMstsepes, - he beet BAKING
sf0ve ever mede. feeling eeo6deot hat No
sAes s>sve could bsve proved more durable
au3 otidActogy fbs such l0og number Of
gsan Nas. L. =. FOSTER.
~ Wssbingtos strest, New Orleans.
n sbove !dsoIicsl CHARTER OAK was
eyhiAited e ths Louisiaos STATE Fair. 1859
~ kaving been n daily NE oves thirteen
yGss Over 2o.0eo pssple have thseeay been
euosiseed tbat 10 elbsf eeotiag saw oould
tDse ssAarab'a sud give % mech 0tislactioa
n tarteen yeaes.
ETbe chsser OF e1qHs esa b bought
IN New Orieass. hem RICE BROS. Z 90.
n, vos!1fenowuec Charter Oak Stove toe
esie BY JOSErn II. WISE.
So,e A,sns Goe tSe tswa Of vesuilioeville and
Psssa Of La!syetse. March ~, 70.
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SscT'oS I. Be I rssniss5 5y he Senate and HSsa
y R9vesslstiss f ~ Slsae q Louisiaas, II Genera
As~sb!y eassss, two.tbirds Of TIE mem
bess elected to each House agreeing there
70. That at The general election ftr membes'
OF TIE General Assembly. which viii take place
In November, eighteen hundred and seventy. "a
amendment 70 the Constitution Of the State slsl|
b. eubmitted n Tie qualified elpctos of the
State for their ratification o. rejection, In the
words following:
Article Gfty of The Classification, which read,
- foll0ws: The Governor she'll be Ineligible
for the succeeding -four yeass slter The expiration
Of The time foe which Be shall have been excited.
shall be al'orgated and stricken out Of the COO.
stitution of The State"
SIC. Z. b i fswakes rssussk Ae. That q tbe
sah general election The said psoposed amend.
oent 70 The constitution of tbe State hail Be
uhmttt1 70 tbe qualified voters of the Stats
for their ratification o. rejection. 10 lie mauoes
fbllowtsg. 70 Wit: Eaoh voter shsIl have prin.
I'D q written o. ticket he words "Abrognte
and stricken out article afty of the coostitu.
ton," o. Tie words ''Retain article 6lty a tbe
ooostitutioo." Upon Tie closing of tie polla the
tickets shalI be counted, the returns made and
the result declared in the manner sod form OF re-
tursiag he eleetioas for State oeess, prescribed
By De general laws rrlative 70 elections.
SEC. 3. b Z f1aA0 saaJuak IT,. That th;e ioiut
resolution shall take effect from and al,ef IL
paesaSe.
(SignedI MORTIMER CARR.
Speaker a lie Hoase q Representative
(Sigoed) OSCAR J. DUNN,
Lieuteaant Governor and prea6deot a he 6eoete
Approved Mach ls, 1870.
(Sisped) nc. WAnMOrH.
Governor a the State of Louiaiana.
A true copy:
GnO. E. bOvEB,
Secretary a State.
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THE ROTHSCHrLDS. KING Will.
LIAM AND NAPOLEON Ill.

From the Stats Z-it"ng.1
'Th.re will be no war" sale
lately the aged widow of Maye,
Anselm Rothschild to an acquain,
tance, ''for my son will not give
them the money" This ives
doubtless, also the idea of he,
grandson, Alfonso Rothschild,
when he came to Ems to induce
the King Of Prussia to give up
his obstinate purpose and tolgren'
some small concession to the
longing desire of the French mo-
march. Perhaps he wished to say
to the King that the Rothschilde
would furnish him no money; and
that ifhe did not take pity on the
embarrassment of the French
Emperor they would employ
their financial power to the in
jury Of Prussis and Germany.
However. King William cares
nothing for ill the Rothschilds
in the world. He has . well FILL
ed treasury. with thirty millions
Of hard dollars. the exact oppo.
site Of the French treasury.
whose accounts show nothing ex-
cept on the debtor side. Be-
sides, the Council of the North
German confederation. relying
on the future appreciation Of the
Dt>ssAvspwrps:s lpss. - unlfasie-
ed credit. The King, according
ly, was unwilling to receive the
the financial negotiator. and
while he himself packed off the
impertineut Count Benedict
with . round answer, he sent
word to the rich Baron Roths-
child by . servant that he was
not ct home.
At this Mr.. Alfonso gets IN
CRY and resigns his Office Is Prus
sian Consul General in Paris. It
must be admitted that this 10 .
rerx nronAr- act ON -hie- mast.
would by no means be q suitable
person to present the commercial
interests Of Germany in the
French capital at the present
time. He ought also to be prais-
ed for 60 warmly espousing the
interests of the Emperor Napo-
leon. Gratitude IL . beautiful
but not . very frequent virtue.
When the Princes father, in
l648. made in Paris the personal
acouaintancc of Louis Napoleon,
he was worth about two hundred
millions, in consequence Of the
convenient information received
from the cabinet Of the President
at the time of the coatP d<tof. and
since then from the cabinet of the
Emperor, he has made two thou
sand millions; but Of these two
thousand millions the greater
part is engaged in oil sorts Of sPe'
culations and enterprises which
would turn out disastrously i
anything unexpected should hap
pen to the Emperor. ra.
There is material foe-~play "
the most narrowing and tear-im
pelliug character in the lite o
unfortunate C.rlotta, the wife o
1.-The German Prince who sough
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GENERAL TROCHU.
The army and Aaoy Journal

The army and havy Journal
says:
As Won Molike was hardly
known to readers ou: of Prussia
anterior to the splendid cam
paign which ended at Sadowa,
the man to whose brain will be
due whatever ofsuccessful strate-
~ shall characterize the French
arms in the coming war is Us yet
unnamed. Gen. Louis Jules
Trochu is to-day undeniably the
best soldier of France. He 10 now
IS years Of age. A graduate of
the staff School fist. Cyr. he was
made Lieutenant in l84O, and
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OFFxCl.AL.
PROPOSED AMENDMENTS 10 The CONSTITUTION
OF iHg STATE OF LOUISIANA.

To be submitted to tie prople Of tie State
at tn seSt Grnev0l Eectiom to b. held
on he Seventh day Of lNo~rmb-r. As.o
Do.sis' Owe zxossasd Eight Hundred
and Sevesty.
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DuD +. :. GU1DRY,
- sssviess ssuns m6dsein
e sea1:1. . villaes 4 vssajI-
v&sA vsilisAgs.
esa, psA % ceuyent Meat Carmel
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No. ISL JOINT RESOLUTION
Proposing 70 Amend The Consultation Of The State
SEcrsw I. Bs ssssspsd b. as &asas a,d Hssss
a Hkveaevfafsnee Of Ne SaGk of Luaeeng u General
, 1870-08-05
INDIANA.
The WooFIcn Exposition MT Iudfnu~
npulls-i.urEc Attcndnnce-ThcP PRO.
ttC1fonissA7 Platform - JuhtifinbIc
A-fH4


Homicide.
at lne exposition Is quite large. All thr goods sod
nasans' ,a.f'ss have arrived and hare been placed In
g e,sIs,|en i i r. r. ii III IL morning; Xeiz!.s !
yot cleanser. This marhtns hss ne"n IN ns.ctt-
eal us. ny.r one :. sr NM ia All r. H.. snreFar ~
uns. Ii wtll tiS double ths work Of anJ 's oshes 4:
eshb,on Tnc " aa o. Ga,eao On
q q. teen; GeoIa1a, exhibits new article OF COTTON
o'a;ae.s - ~ .ttt,5 sr.5 sIpeno! =? t,t III quaty.
rink al noon o,ar ~ ,its1 1an1;nF Ply s1,ras ~ 'ne
a. ~ Sss IT, 81 ~ r. ~
werc ec a,sor,ed: K, ted '' 'Ne 'ono"'as 'e'o'u'ons
HsirsJ THAT We annrn@e .ba ,,1nc,n,n ~ mir
.u ns, nnret,on ~ bnss tLE1 ms Ereepe @ o! 1a,s
e. of mot. c,iLn apd nauufacture. a. nnentn9 fhe
xav Tor cUnlucutnr fsr fs1r warcz ~ f;9c tte m
;ats, f5sss Il 81 s% ss9f t.s sns
h.or1d, Thai We r.cuTni1c Inc frr,. fr..,c
movement AZ f,ruge,s on he pa:t Of our unfssS
ma4Eeta hy M hrcasnr oxn On! oe.tts o. 1r
whirh rontfpl xnnIl hr ,l,zaFtn,ne n nnr inane'
~ and nnancer. ~ 0A' 'D1e''
or.n oun I've fc ~ t,.s !ne snS IT, ea 70 he .he
W., ,.s,1 ~ =" ,,att,.ts G no y ~" .ne
md m fonoer is;sn nr nna.ans - 10 ~ fr,sndt
ont.s @ mi is1t i ~ 1. IL, 1T ~ Us ~ ~
Sta!es, aAu tnsat s4SGtss VIII teuuce alM 70 Tue
pa,ane&a & psy o. tne 4nGsn iaetol5 "osknen OF de~
p'nns H.1u "a1s.3 3 y, su'i"o3 ist tna ,....,..
Enr,snn and Fnrnns ~ e rn,q.a n.,.s :s,,,, ~
1hasr r,nit.i .rsir5 0orsmn su AGs rd r.su
chlnrrYs 10 heip mar onr taTes W hc M frst
frnm inr farns nay ihr,r WnrsmcG 4mer.esn
ws..r. ans tharr the senerts AZ mr. 1r,se tnxt,1.
tons, aud We WcicoIne iaem to mi and Iii e.
1oymcLt Of The benefits WITCH thcT cla!m va eniot
81 r1.ason ri orr nroicctirc noicy. and cons1tfcr
e,eh fair coluncutiun faf NOR. bOuor1nIe tsn the
effort to rvtcr our pcane 10 uat1oraI ruln bT the
frrcaH Of frrc-tsa.lc sorhkms aInonr u.. - ~
some additional entries weyc Insde today.
among which are those OF the Cplon Mtlis'
Bnehton, Ind. Knox County Woollcp Mauufar.
Enniien Nnfx t:ntcarn. 1-n1on Stsrch Fse,nrr in.
d,ausro,s, Ind. :CIesr Crref Wooljen Xills iowa
tns PARRY Salta i to-' faA9oelnnla, csAndar
rne rn,,i nnro,,o- ~ .r+,.,.x ~,t,,.., ,,,,,,
IN, pe tJsa, 19lt III " e1a aS'oq
, 1870-08-05

d a's4.;isns = ;s Il: .4tss sD,e;
I'd fs IL ,a, 4 r.
ths f:s.I r1r lle.. md 3 ptoeeeds n<ssi,e to ii.
rs i. G;.ss I'd i r. rass d
Y, !: z it'll the !suad;s;eas # III hade tsron
s[E:hed il. ssapxt.en ~ s.;es1a sli'usie. =
s ta.s s*e so,.E, ws h. e. T. Prosys
nuss ia :fs.'ts; IT. f;
s shs4 iJss T. TT S..i q sra i s. 4
~. e * sty a!o1tr ia.s evea 1he4 iii E.; tt e
taas r. ~. = s.sSsa M
.,,;b RI aesn; T. 4 s::rty W
III. :S IT. b t4.:1 sSs, xs stsa;: Il ;se .S Is
down IN thss< e.s,ys It not o: rnf;" - w:i:r
& Z, IN ss's i i: @sse h: :' a. " call ''
ot ~ o1ie.tisus heh MAJ bare ben aszed ae.in1
Is ef,s eS@ e iGf e ii: so@t4, a
s n Ba.st sGe1 i III &. ala h l.
E, :ps f. =: III i ss e.
VI 81 aat:.!$a . Sf ss Is
Ne ast FL rsR5y st " r.
Thai ~hiea under he iow lsrs II fa11nsi
days aaiefened Our enefxies. extended our ndus-
lied rs forHar In the naFrh II civilization. Is sx-
Ing Way to etaEnation heh IL the prrCU:sor ii IA
t.ensi srtr:iar.s'eg W bold thit .xaon t!s thss
tsxt.Sn j. shat mot ta.l i. n:uou.i eE.,rity ~.
1nd esnnt q, End cpop i. o.n retoaEs,s .ft +
sorsF thas ese1y nalsty aust f fnt - viii inev
that Z. n@n of Intelligence CANE e1ctvt
prFse q sstss.v,n9 ;he hal.ner Of trade between
ttens e4ratqa Sur e5Po.t;stea. ~ by many millions so'
t.sq hoE .h's +. we MIR hn to Y Ra;tat'a E.t,r
ssSc,dfins sae ts nspies whe.s e1f;s.'e V lada
;aaa% nDSs b & ss1;v.ered Y ..1s y sosb:tfy .heJ
Put io pEsstiee in E.oee sines r ave thcsn te
the psrty Of .rotectieu tn The French Emplre."
The ff<s frndsr aays: Among the 'Sophisns Of
Pspteeton hteh Tefuted By hastat In ths little
veuu,e. wt b found atmost every arEu1ent that il
advanced by AE Gfeety and his aehooI md the hft3
e:sas. int r. lie ok y divided. tna1e It 4d,nir1
tY suited to tn- FraAer= u shss day and ts country
who Rre Of The sustained atxnmens of otbss
Nosks npon tohtc41 economy. The framework Of the
na.onpE T. severely seieniIbc. but the Language and
cc lions are those Of everyday life The sty{t
kn9ufAE3y clear and winning. md tie hAppH h1n,o1
ttat Bast;.s lad 1t command effective weapon
which other HEssezR on ihsse subjects have lacked"
, 1870-08-05

The L.yss Of Albany q. FL, Hz.z:
sB.st1at rrses IN ey5k34s- He l. witty upon rub
Hi foEfc 10 eIlac41yt+ ut ai1tan:- The mofk hAs
nrve1 been answered"
, 1870-08-05
MEXICO.

HAVANA, Aug. A.-Laiest R'lytccs from Mexico
represent taat Negrete Is under trsal before mil
ltsEJ court.
Escobedo hss been elected Governor Of San LUIS
fttnsi.
Por1ro D!az continued loyal to the Jusrez tioy-
eTtment, End was Tut cuuceEucl In the Guata-
Maian invasion.
, 1870-08-05
VtYElniA Politics.

RICHMOND Aug. Tho Conservative Eertxal
EXECUTIVE Committee h1s issued IN AddreA1
recommending the postpouement Of Congressional
nomination. until the St2ta II redistf7ttcd- TsJ
oppose the entanxitn8 Of Conservatives In 1t5
pctty attta1ce. and recommend that tue pattT III
t"irdn1a support that nAs!oaAl patty Walch up.
holds the hammer Of constitutional AoerJ, equa
AWE and lust administration.
, 1870-08-05

Madrid. Aug. 4.-A circular has lately appeared
from Senor sAgasta, defending SpAln Is lnnocent
Ut the cause Of trouble between France and Pr14s-
s!A- The document Is well received.
A highly enshutiastic meeting was held early
nlts week, at which the Society Tor the Abolition
ot Slavery WAS revived and reorgnnized. Senor
Castelar was elected President, and Senor JrltA
fIsCAxRndu Secretary
, 1870-08-05
IOWA;
The Sionx Ctty nnd Pnctt,r uo,,-.
Election OF DIRECTORY r--....

-Elcct1cn OF Directorx-E.nrntn
CEpAK RAf1ps, Ana. A-At q meeting If thr
stockholders Of the Sioux City I pacti,c Rsiirn.s
Company neta n tnls c..s tESttenias, the follow
1t blair, New Jersey ~. +. Gudden, oaK,stmss1
F. SickeEson, Boston; y. ". walkct, Ceas a
ton, Scranton, Pa No election of utiieefs nna ~
taken place. The report Of the earnings Of ine
read for the nscal year ending June 81, foots m
S73$ a1S GS Faln OF SIX, ,gl9 IS over 1asi yea.
proportion Of this gain Is due the Iowa Falls +
Sioux City Railroad. west Of Cherokee, which The
company hayc been operating during part OF the
ycAy.
, 1870-08-05
WINE OFL!FE,

The Erras HlcoA PuldeT and Dete.cu$ Drink. Wat-
ncEsn tfnun tttx- ur Ni.e Of l:ift. j. frs i:>sn
tho.. who r!gars s.isn,Isrt i : e2fntli ase.
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assee ote:rd to The pahllc Tar su2csae h.any
~h.key Wtu: bitter. 9s 3ay other esscle 1t is
Oh 1.n tske tho Wine Q! LIE. Il l. IN fact life r-
terErf Th'.~ ho wtsh to rnh,v ea-d heA,.a. .n:t
ot ~. Il 4 a3e!-ai tr,aa .Eytans ever befoes ID
n.e Z tosi hy dEpszf1s: a1s' II Ill respectable
ksup*- fEIc Il. 1la.t ls>st.1,
, 1870-08-05

In publishing thte book tAe Ieaaus feels that 1t II
offering the moat eHeettru and popular work pold
eal economy that has - ut bern written.
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CENT ef THIRTY CENTS.
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, 1870-08-05

so setu1ns arc yet received There wert some
htfemIts to tnttn{dat. Conservative negroes. An
xltercat1ou took place this afternoon between N
Epgllshmxn and Harris, col0sed candidate for
Congress, during which the latter Wis knocked
CONVICT Considerable excitement ensued, but wxt
soon quteted tv the Mayor. Both political parties
stx kan1UlD1 Of hQcceA8.
, 1870-08-05

i.nrEc Revenue Reform. Meeting MT
mnnsficId-AddFc.se by t'roIcsxor
Il. l.. Perry, OF characteristics, md
A. Lloyd, OF New YORK "A Few
Home Truths for Fr0scctaon1sts to
, 1870-08-05
EnrMuEn NJ ATN ETA.

PARIS, AuG. $3.50 p. m-Toe odac3al state-
N Mt OF the Bank Of France shows 4 decrease In
The metallic reserve Of 47,oo0 900 francs for the
WteE.
Bourse buoy1nt: Icntes. ct Sc $500
FRAkKEDR7, Aug. 4.-AmeEic2n securities dfm-
er: $500, Ss71.
HAyHK Aug, <-Cotton on spot opened 1t pst
, 1870-08-05
1ht Cleveland Ltxa&er eaTs:

-As tue Democracy Of De Tceqney!ltc /. the sble.t
treattsc written upon poltical fabric. - II wiu
te found that In his sfAtsses Ero~o~~-* u. Bast4a
Itnt aFTument anonx our people aEd ou. Lesi'.tnrs
In conhatfpE hs .sEumena and Illustrations adaptr
.oghtaWs heh belon! 70 he eete 4 th
modern writers On eepnomtcaI ecience Il il haEilt
much to st<.fd him icadink Eortmao aHonx L.ate
At tea.s he bods high piaee among il ablest expoand
era tnd de.nonst1atnEL Hi death. .hieh ocenrtcd Il
vho last beeiatnx her .el1t e1poGndes ot poli;
irnneated and win fern = valuable and practical teTf
book In lie handa Of the party which Il Striving
far thf lead In national hcAoce.~