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Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-01-28
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undecided. Sombar weather increases
| preaching fast. What effect their actual
arrival viii produce is hard to say, but it
is likely TO be one Of defiance, although
If the question was honestly decided ac-
cording to the wishes of the people II
would be one Of submission.
There Is great trouble and want of or
ganization, as the mongrel bodies of tr0ops
have q scarcity of officers. All citizens
go armed, as they are in dread OF thieves
and roughs. ffA 81 HEB r
A notice to expel an the women and
children from the city Is anticipated to-
morrow.
The exodus of strangers in every di-
rection IS increasing hourly. The ho-
tells and theaters are all empty.
RUSSIAN INTERVENTION IN BEHALF OF
FRAME sla DIS
LoNDoH, September S.-The following
report of the declaration by the French
Foreign Minister, came to me from pri-
vate Correspondent, whose position ena-
bles him to know facts, and who guaran-
tees the accuracy of the statement. jules
Favre had been appealed to for quasi off,
cial sanction to the Republican demon
stratiOn in Madrid, with an intimaIion 10
the Prince that he could be President of
the Spanish Republic. g.--rr
aEaNE0 ICDlltu luht lud 6ONCIuIuCub VI
France will not at this moment make
any movement to encourage a repablie
in Spain, aud would even prefer IL should
not DC declared. The reason which obliges
us to refuse is that repubiicanism so
spread would ALLEVIATE and IeTrify Russia
and the imperial negotiations pending be-
tween the provisional government and
Russia for alliance, offensive and defen-
sive, aEainst Prussia should the latter
nv nxgpsig1xF n
In other words, if the alliance takes place
and it is at point of realization, Russia
marches straight upon Berlin.
She has already begun 70 arm
and send troops 10 her western
frontier. If you ask what can tempt
Russia, Russia answers that the same
military strength which Prussia has now
directed against France with the view of
acquiring all the German provinces.
Ny correspondent adds: "You may make
use of this intelligence. lt can't remain
long secret. 1t may be depended on"
CHANGE IN DIRECTION OF BRITISH SYM
PATHIEs.
LONDON, September 8.-An immense
meeting was held at Newcastle-on-
Tyne last night to express sympathy with
the French.
There is no hope of a healthfuI action
in the stock market here so long as the
Republican authorities at Paris bluster
war. &
The Times and other papers deprecate
the attitude of the Republicans, whose
duty is plainly not to infiict on the coun-
try the consequences of policy for which
they are not responsible.
The officers of the Bank of England do
not contemplate change Of discount at
present. |-.a. .t.. es.1
A Paris correspondent believes if Paris
is invested it will be difficult, If not i'm
possible, To totally prevent cOmmunica-
ton with the city.
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WASHINGTON. 2II
Our Relations with ance---RecOgnillon Of
the New Republic.

WASHINGTON, September S-The state
ment pu blished 10 the effect that the Pres
ident had instructed Secretary Fish to is
sue a proclamation recognizing the Re-
public of France is without foundation.
Not only h this the ease, but such action
would be Unnecessary and irregular.
The French Minister has received dis
patch from. jules Favre, announcing the
establishment of a Republic in France,
and reques ting Afr. Berthemy 20 present
the facts to the United States Govern
ment. Instructions have been sent to our
Minister in Paris, to recognize the new
Republic when it shall have been def
nitely sscertained that the Republic ex-
lists.
Intelligence has been received here
of the acceptance, by nearly all the
towns and cities of France, of the
new state of affairs, and it is now
quite certain that within a week the Re-
public of France will be established by
the almos. unanimous consent of the
French people. 1t is ascersained that the
present French embassy will shortly be
replaced, bat, as yet no appointments have
been made. Great regret Is expressed
here at the fact, If it be such, that England
should hale been allowed to recognize
the new government of France before the
United States. A wonderful change in
sentiment has taken place, and many of
those who we're opposed 70 Napoleon now
strongly sympathize with France.
WAsHINSroN, September S.-Under in
structions from the government of the
United States, Minister Washburne yes
terday recognized the new government
In France, and rendered the congratula-
tiOns of the President at the establish
ment of a Republic.
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PRUSSIA.
WHAT GERMANY WILL, IF SHE CAN, TAKE
FROM FRANCE.


WHAT GERMANY WILL, IF SHE CAN, TAKE
FROM FRANCE.
BERLIN, September S.-Part of Lor-
raine, now in the hands of Prussia, and
all Of Alsace, will probably be the terri
tory demanded from France as an indem-
nity by Prussia. The western frontier
will begin at Esch, on the border OF Lux
emburg, thanking the river Moselle about
ten miles from it's western bank, crossing
that stream and coming half way between
Metz and Pont-a-M 1usson, following the
course of the Moselle and Meurth ten
miles from the eastern bank of the latter
to Mount Dapon. The southwestern from
tier will consist of the present boundary
and of the Departments of the upper and
lower Rhine, Haute and Bas Rhine. This
district comprehends Alsacs, Sasrburg,
Ssrguenlond, Metz, Thionville, Chateau
Soils, Pfslsburg, Bltche, Weissenberg,
etc. 4.
Bazsine is still negotiating for the sur
render of Metz.
The French prisoners in Germany are
enthusiastic st the Emperor's deposition.
Every attention aud courtesy is shown
the Emperor, who is at Wilhelmsate, near
Cassel.
DEATH OF M'MAHoN.
BERLIN, September s.-The death OF
McMahon is regarded as a national ca
lamity. .E
The circular of Jales Favre to foreign
diplomatic agents, shows evidence of his
design to treat with the enemy. --.a Z
Relics Of McMahon's army are pouring
into Paris
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TEE proceedings Of the Convention
held YESTERDAY, will be found at length In
another column. We support all obliga-
tory nominations of the Democratic
partv. whenever indicated by vote fairly
representing the will of the Democratic
party. The lsteness of the hour Of adj
,ournmeut. the dissatisfaction expressed
tv the minority delegations, the COM
plants of many dissatisfied citizens
known to be answering Democrats, and
the suggestion of smother Convention,
lead rs so far 10 doubt whether the proper
indicsfions OF Democratic preference has
been had that we shall defer until to-
morrow, further expression Of our views
an the prenises.
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POLITICAL TEuEoRAMs.

General ]. NJ. Rusk, Of Vernon county,
has been nominated bY the Republicans
for Congress in the Sixth District of Wis
eOnsin. .Ia..F
A telegram from Atlanta says: 1.-THE
charges OF against the State
Treasurer, Angler, have been dismissed
by a vote Of Is for dismissal 10 against" +"
A dispatch from Detroit yesterday says:
The Republicans have re-nOminsted Wan.
i. slaughter for Congress In the Second
district The Democrats nominated Ny
ran Ryder and n. Bsledridge, in the
First district, - Z. III ~
A dispatch from Cheyenne yesterday,
saws: 1.-The election yesterday uassed of
quietly throughout the territory. Jones,
Republican, is elected delegate TO Con-
Rress by q small msjority. mrs. Church
Howe. wife Of U. s. Marshal Howe, Is the
FIRST lady that ever voted for delegate 20
Congress. The ladies voted generally
throughout the territory. They cast IA
votes at Cheyenne precinct" an
SARATOGA, n. Y, September 3.-The
following is the nominated Republican
State ticket: For Governor, Stewart l..
WOolfOrd, of Kings; for Lieutenant Gov
ernor Sigismund kaufman, of Kings
for COMPTROLLER, Obadiah W. Palmer, OF
Duchess; for Canal Commissioner, ABB
SALON Nelson, of Erie; long term, Alex,
Barclay, OF Washington; short term,
Prince, OF Jasper, and John A Porkarst,
OF Clinton.
A dispatc1- from Saratoga, N. Y, re-
celved Wednesday night, says: "At the
evening session Of the Republican Con-
Yennon, General Gates presented resolu-
tiODs Of the Convention Of War Veterans.
subsequently, ths Convention proceeded
10 make nominations. General Stewart
i. Woodford was nominated for Governor,
receiving 25S votes, against l05 for Horace
Greeley, and 20 for q. w. Curtis. The
nomination was made unanimous"
A dispatch from Burlington, VI, says:
Returns from l38 towns give Republic
can majority for Governor Of Is, ,365. The
total majority win be about 2, 600. It is
reported that only nine Democratio Rep
resentatives will be elected. Returns
show q large Democratic gain In Vermont,
woodward, Shafisbury, Allingtcns Sun
derland and Stanford elect Deuiocrats 10
the General Assembly. Gardiner and
Harribin are elected Senators frOul this
eounty-ahe former by 200 majority, and
Hsrribin by 500 majority; the latteF Ia {
Democrat. Ths couHty usually gives
400 Republican msjority. Harrfbin Lead
both tickets IN this town.
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ENGLAND

HARD STORY OF FRENoH TRADES PEOPLE.
LONDON, September Accommodation
with Paris is liable to interruption at any
moment. E--1-
The shOpksepers of Paris, 10 the sb-
sence Of customers, are hungry for the
arrival Of the Prussisns.
Il is reported that Duke Hamilton, a
member the French Imperial family, Is
preparing the Isle of Arran for his resi-
dence. -
The money market Is extremely nm
Rattled
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DIED..

FORD Thursday morning, thirty-three
miles out on the Little Rock road, In the
eoth year of his age, JAMES FORD.
The friends and acquaintances are re-
spectfully invited TO attend his funeral from
the residence OF Mrs. N. Ford, Al Fifth street,
Chelsea, on this day, the eth inst, At O'Clock
IN. Carriages at walsh's, No. 151< Win
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RIVER NEWS.
BoATs LRAvINa TH1s DAN
IN PORT,
NJ ary Boyd, Norman, Petroiia No. 2, saIlie

N H6pyNAt NV. od4lit '
RIVERS, WEATHER AND BUsINEss. fl
The river continues to declins slowly,
and is % feet below high water mark.
White Is falling, with 4 feet in, the lower
end, and 8 feet TO Jackson port Arkansas
has "a inches to Little Rock, feet to
Ozark, and IS inches 10 Fort Smith. The
Sc. Francis is too low for navigation, and
no boats are now runniag there. The
Mississippi is rising at st. Louis, and the
I bars out to Cairo are free from ndestruc-
ton by grounded boats. There is 8 feet
reported on the shoalest places, and a
little more than that on 81 and other bars
between here and Cairo. Cumberland is
down TO 21k feet. The Ohio has feet on
bars below Evansville. The upper Mis-
sissippi Is rising.
lBIE III BY TELEGRAPH.
ST.. LouIs, eptembers.-Arriyed: Belle
Memphis, from Memphis; Mary Alice
and barses, and Thompson Dean, from
New Orleans; Republic, from Vicksburg.
Departed: Colorado, from Yicksburg.
Weather " arm and pleasant. The river
CAIRO. 'septsmber s.-Pors list: Julia.
from st. louis 70 yicksburg, 10 pm. /;
Carrie KsIuntz, from New Orleans 70 ST
Louis, 11lp.m.; st. Joseph, from Memphis
1 70 st. Lollls, 4 a.H1.f CnauuOnS from Aous
lisville to New Orleans. 8 am; Nick Long
worth. from New Orleans 70 St. Louis,
an; Olive Branch, from st. Louis 70
New Orltans, sam; Anna, from Louis
| VILE to Memphis, 9 am; Grand Tower,
| nom ST. Louis 70 Memph's,7 2 pm. The
river rosn inches. Weather clear. MeF-
curry 8s'. fiNfssaaslaa Ae-ee ~
NAsHvILLE, September .S.--The rivsr
here is FALLING. with 80 inches on Har-
peth ehoals. The weather Is fair and
warm. "a la 4,
NEW ORLEANS Sepeenbef {. = Departed:
1 w. II. Aithua, for st. Louis.
VIcKsIURa, September ST. Up; City OF
VicksbuiR, IL last night Emilie LeRsrge,
Sam. Down: r. E.Lee, 10 am; Susie
Silver, ~ last night. The river il falling.
| Weather clear and warm. eaE
LOUISVILLE, September S.-The rivei
has fallela inches In the past twenty foai
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

BRIDGES-The friends and aeQuaintances
OF Richard NJ and Anna Il, Bridges are re-
spectfully invited TO attend the funeral OF
their only child, WILLIE WRA4, from the
residence Of ]. r. Wray, No. 98l Adams street,
this (FRIDAYl afternoon. sta o'clock. Ser.
vices By the Rev. R. Hines. Carriages In at
tendance at residence.
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SEPARATING COTTON-eIa.

CtAN be gathered in the bol1--haiIs leaves,
" stems and all. The drop cotton aaad Ms
opened bolls can be saved
TIE SEPARATING CCrroH-8rN viii save 4. .,
and gun 10 out cleaner, less cut, and Ies3
mapped lint, than can be made from thsstM
aeld in the usual way, By the best gins now
use.
oS- Send for circular. p
DOwDALL, PAGE a CO., 81. Louis, No.
lyls-d&E Sole Makers
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MARRIED.

srEWART-MEACRAM noon, Thurs
ds. September sth, at the residence Of the
brides father, by Rev. DR.. ]. II. Gray, Mr..
WM. STEWART to Miss IDA, daughter OF N. L
Maanham .
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BERAIE015fH kULLLEDs
LoNDoN, September s, 1890 p.m.-The
leading bankers here regard the political
outbreak as unfavorabie. The Bank of
England has made no change in its rate
to-day. Money Is rather sctive. e,-5-
No Prussians have yet been In tha de-
partment of the Seine. 81
StTategists are puzzled by the abandon
ment OF the siege of Montmedy when the
town was half burned.
The Pr1ssisns, under General Messing,
have occupied RheimS,
sDEPUrATIoN FROM NICE ASKS REsToRA-
TON TO ITALY.
= LONDON, September 7.--A special dis
patch from the Tribune correspondent
a. Fl0rencs, September 3, says: The de-
pufation from Nice TO the Minister of
Forsien affairs arrived here this morning.
They announced that Nice Is tired OF en-
during the tyranDical yoke Of France.
The Young men Of tbs town and country
have refused to Join the Garde Mobile,
and daily conflicts are occurring between
the military and the people. Secret so
cietiss have been formed, and the city is
crowded with agents OF MazZini, and q
general rising of the people Is imminent.
The re-annex atiou 90 Italy Is considered
Indispensable. The minister declined to
reply 70 the deputation, which leaves de-
claring that henceforth the Republicans
who have haratofore been opposed will
have their owd way. The issue Of the
Roman question is doubtful, as troops
are continually gong forward 10 the Ro-
man frontier.
PARIS srRfPPrso FOR THE coEFLrcT-
SPIRIT OF THE PEOPLE.
LONDON, September 8.-A letter from
Paris OF the 7th, midnight, says the city
continues strangely calm, bat underneath
II Is easy 60 discover q serious feeling Of
apprehension. There Is beyond doubt 3
much concealed desire for peace on any
terms in preference 20 subjecting the cap
ftal TO the horror and danger Of q siege;
but everybody y afraid 70 talk Of yield
inspirss With courage the doubling aud
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sHELsY COUNTY STAKE.

A SWEEPSTAKES, nile hests. for All
"A horses owned by bona nde citizens oI
Shelby eountg on the Ist day Of July;
weight for age; sub. s25, PIP. 10 which the
icla6 adds $50; I'VE or more to I'LL; 20 close
and name on Monday, September p 1870.
The second TO receive ~ enty per cent. OF the
run on Wednesday Of the coming FalI Meet
Ing Of the @. J. c. Nominations 20 be made
10 the Secretary, box 24o, Mem phis. 2 ~ ,
@. erowE. Secretary.7-I-l--'7 I1l'C7sl SEQ
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10 rag cOJroHFacroRs % ssApMls. MS

THE undersigned. proprietors Of cotton
IL warehouses In this city, after ttVo sesSsonS
experience Ia charging loV rate, have deter-
z1ned hereafter 20 charge the Chamber 0f
Ccmmerce rates, viz: Fifty cents per bale fer
the arst month, and twenty aye cents each
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- ADJUSTMENTS
FASHIONABLE DANCING.
BENNETT INSTITUTE
Clay Build Q, Main Street.

THIS establishment, for grscp, elegance
Il and moral doDor. .ruent, Efu OPEN for the
season on SATURDAY, September 18th.
DAYS OF FUTTIoE:
Masters and Misses' Class, Mondays, Wednes-
days and Saturday., from 81 10 , m l.
A elsss for y Jung Ladies' l-xciuslveiy] cn
TnesG ays and II lFsdays, fro a 5 20 5 pm
Gents CLASSES every night, ron TO O'Clock
T-n TEazs-cHrLDEEss CLASS: --'H-
Per quarter. "a lessons. --.....-.S Is CO
Young lad 'es, "a less Qns. ns.....--.....-. = ~
GENTS, full coarse a lessons - - ~
1ali cOurse, Il lefsO i. i "
Tuition paid in advance.
- All the most fashionable and popu ar
dances Taught La t3alOpe, La. Denx Teu1ps
La Wan 80 Halfz, Les Lanciarz. Grand
Butc hess Prince Impertai, and the charae-sr-
tstie fancy daucss o. all n atoms. ssi
8RO0M'S OPERA HOUSE
Jefferson street. near Nain)
CHAs. Il. Il. BRooM.-.--L-ssee and Proprietor
EUGENE +. .GoRAAN---Acting stage Manager
PToL fkAEK ARNOLD Laa4er or Orchestra
EETHIS STANDARD VARIETY THEA
TER Is open the year round win % ysT.ui
aud talented corp o. male ami female srl-
lists, prese ntlngs sacu evening . pr0sraLn las
replebe with mHsic. mirtn and melOdy.s
Admission. 2Oc: Private 7'aE-S e su1-
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The WAR.
Russlan InisrysutISn "a Behalf ofFranes-
ReVuIslon Of Popular FesiIng In England
-FrsEph Sympathy EsetIngs.

Grant aad WashbarBs Come to the Nora
Support Of France.
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cAPITAL. !: SaOO.0OO 0n
DIRECTORS.
CoPARTNERsHIP.

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business of the General gensy OF the Equtta-
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and Northern Mississippi. fne drm name
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clety OF Lhe United States lr
n5- have this day (as per references to the
above cardJ connected myseli with James a.
swain IN the General agency Of the Eguita-
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states for the States OF tennessee, Arkansas
and Northern Mfss1ssi ppi and IN such capac-t
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