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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-06-09
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Endorsed and recommended by the fresl-
dent of the +. Medical College Of
the City of New York
PRoFEssoR r. s. NEWTON, M. D.,
Professor and President Of the Faculty,
late Professor Theory and Prac-
. tice"Of Medicine, Cincinnati, &c
One of the most eminent medical men
of this age-Well known as the author of the
following STANDARD medical works NEw-
TONS "PRAcTIcE OF MEDICINE" DISEASES
OF CHnDREx," NEwroS's SYMEs SURGERY"
&C., in December number of american
Medical Reriec-page 278, says:
Among the more recent efforts to intro
duce popularity, some Of the new remedies,
we notice new preparation compounded
by j. j. LAWRENCE, N. D., OF NORFOLK
Va, which is furnished to the profession
and the public in any desired quantity. We
recently examined has Laboratory, and
became fully satisfied that all his work is
done in the best manner, by the most 0p-
prored process and from the best materials.
giving as q result medicine MEETING the
CONFIDENCE Of the PHYSICIAN and the PUB
Lie"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-06-09

- szzEzzsz.2z.ZH The symptoms Of liver
81 complaint are uneasfness
nIaRGR0kIOi Iland pain in side. some
81 NIMhHItWNf Itimes the pain Is In the
OIVitiuHu iIshoulder, ard Is mistaken
i4forrheumatism The stom-
n ZACH is affected with loss Of
==--=@=8appetite and sickness,
bowels in general c0stlve sometimes alternating
with lax The head is troubled with pain, and dull
heavy sensation. considerable loss of memory, &C
companied with painful sensation of having left
done sometime which ought to have been DONE
often complaining of weakness,
lebility and low spirits. Some
nj lliIrn Htimes some OF the above symp-
HI IlukR Itoms attend the disease, snd ct
lHl4 ii I0ther times very few Of them; but
1.-THE Liver Is generally the organ
5most involved Cnie the Liver
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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-06-09
EODA W.ATER.

INHE subscriber has opened his SODA
Il FOUNT for the season, north-west cor
ner Of the Square. and is ready to serve Gus
trmers with the best Soda Water, at ten
cents glass, or twelve tickets for one dollar
msy19-5m J.H. WEBB & 60.
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KoskOO Cures shrsnic Rheumatism

hVSAVV NOO NAAVAAO hoCuMdlftm
NORFOLK, Va. Sept. Z, 1863.
DR.. J. j. LAwRESCE-Dear Sir Nv so,,
has recefred so much benefit from
your VoRderJM KOskoO that cannot re-
frain from expressing my gratitude. / had
tried almost everything without benefit r
believe, in all sincerity, that your Koskoo ia
an ISFALLIBLE remedy for the disease from
which he has suffered, and, so far as T can
learn, has never failed. II YOU only knew
the immense amount of suffering that he has
undergone, then you could concefre tbe
UdtHe 9f sueA a remedy as KoskoO-rHAr
SURELY CURES. The great amount of good
it is now doing among Us is inestimsbIa
With much gratitude.
am, respectfully yours. &c
Mrs. II. E. A. NELSON.
Read the following from Mr. Wo,,Lr.
prominent Hardware Merchant of this c;tv
No. IL Market Square, Norfolk. Va !
October Is, 1859.
DIR. LAwRKNcE-Dear sur To the H.
number Of testimonials which you offer oS
ths great efficscy Of your KosKoo. / taka
pleasure IN adding my own. / suffered
greatly with Nervous Debility. Head,cbs
Loss Of Appetite, &c. Two bottles of Ko,f
kOo restored Ele to health.
Yours .raly.
J. G. WOMBLE.
From Rev. W. Fl. Christian, Pastor Dir
widdie Street Methodist Church.
Portsmouth, Va, October Is. 1899
This is TO certify that ! know DIR. Law
renee well. He is gentleman of cultiva-
tion and worthy Of the fullest confidence
have used his KoskOo with ADVANTAGE 40
myself, and have adopted its use in nv fam
tly in cases OF nervous debility and denres-
sion. W. Fl. CHRISTIAN.
After reading the above high recomnsa-
dstion. lnvalids cannot reasonably hesitsts
TO give the KOSK0O trial.
For Additional Testimonials
From Physicians. Eminent Divinss. Ed;to,s
Druggists, Merchants, &C., see KOSK00
ALMANAC fer this year.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR A Rorrfr
For 'qIe BIZ re PrinciS-I T1-,.~~ssf, =, "a.
, 1870-09-06

The RumoFrd Gazing in Of tho Contr.:,,n
IL Eiunx--Tht Work nll iti:ilt, uau
Progressing kupidi,.

\ report-wdfcn womb have eycifci M;1c. e.,
OF seEs:iou i:s,i !. NIT 9ern for The Grc .: ".
day eEeEnG-gOr Into partial circulation, yt-:-:.
day. tHat tile caaer-lau ot the LaSale sssta.s..
nel hal carcd II. Upon Investigation, he1ey-.
the funor proved to have quite a5 sit1,les i ia..
dation In fact As such ttluss gentrali! p3s.e,,.
On Saturday errciug the WIter In the suu.a-
depth sutnrlent to sht~ that tw0 OF tu-
piles on the west and inner s!e VI the ala.l-
plesv tulSy-itc Geet l1ag AtI nltsen lAchrs III III.
a1neleE. hl.i snapped about Eve fcet trlotr .thr
water !cSrl yielding, ~ tn'' l1umelisc pressure
hearing upon tl.eu This aecitIent, though. hal
10 setlpus c6usssiurncrs. the 0ulr naiidca,,ua
t'ea1Ls. In1nux eas1 ahl ws-t, wilc:t 1t was tEs-
tended II set two feet Low rE, Are Tow putting IN
II the point wcst t... hEek UcGus1est- Tnts wors,
person In charge Of TIE construction of The 'lsr.
Wns carr.rd iar"sr! yrs;rrlay. au'a Is h.~
tpr Out the rsmaul.'g len ~,
Of water can he gone on with wltaast any iA~;;-
hH<l ut further iuttr1ni.tiuH- This b3ty vi Ws,~r
Tacking OF the tlmbets, and tuasegurli piss *
in1u1T fr1tu ~ ee,!tte:, rrs,ssisai. thy walts =
lowered only Twelve lncheS ta twen1E-Isur s.,,...
SO That II viii br neAt "rrI be!asr ,hcy Ers ttx1
to the bed Of the nref, t-ioW n h1tlt they a,s -
e. i.r ,cs twcats-'hsec fsee
Tbs n4atslieru gvfsteu of al1c cofler-laua II rov
perfectly dry, auu oVeIutiuns cln bts rH!nHlracl
there II any t1aie. THIS ptt.te Ut work ll,.>rrrr.
Inspection, on account q Its eztraon1.ns,t =,:!.
T.. ~ nrs, one Il temrsed to '.s1-se la:
t1m q sheer lore OF carpentry: tn:
y uosc careful Inspection shows thas thcfe Is 1os
o:'r OF lhc immense sticks hui what Ii es*raE.a:
10 the SECURITY Of tie Structure. III tss srlEe VI
this dam Is Ne1l which has been rasrl,1t s.nwu
nearly 10 Ire sttlulretI 1rrsh- III" s'l arr@a1.
u le lil.. sane slue clay wnsrh ~as struck tue
Gllt to TIT crib III sh:s scc.iou, ca';sl+;c: mag
are constantly ssatiu1e' in order 10 guard. u IL:
81 ihrJ car, against accidents from se+eei
ri EI-l
, 1870-09-06

in: tbs vicinity. With planty Of water. th.s
eountEy cannot but be ono Of The : most s ffn.t-
fu} IN the globe. Oranges, grapes, fss, olives,
ltnous,: tho corenls and vegetables OF every
variety,. thrive well; hut apples, pcasa and
peaches Will probably do better further north
THE CLIMATE.
I an particularly pleased With The cliuats,
wt,el, IS certainly tho most e4uable IL tie
world the mercury varies bpt little, not oyer
so degrees the year round. and no sudden
fluctuations. such as wa hayc in the NORTH;
vest, alternating suddenly from intcnse hcas
to Bitter cold. hare tl:is from reliable an
thority, AMI, 80 Tar as my experience has gone,
am satiaied that such is the case. Daring
thu warmest days have seen here The mey-
curry only reached 81 degrees. Tue warm air
is tempered BY the most delightful breeze
iron, tle Pacific Ocean. blowing regularly
from the northwest, anl tho lights ate agree
ably cool and pleasant, 30 that sleep il a
luxury.
dow out On the magnificent bay, the Cosoualo
1lands, and tho Pacific sea beyond, all hathed
in moonlight. It seems tllat right here must
beucefoFtA be my home. 0ccrDEST.
, 1870-09-06
Sccn e i'll n Catholic CIurcf. In I.ver-
pool-.-An American Bishop ana n
German Band

FT6M 1EE LiFfFl0o1 NfTrNfY, -{N3 IN.
Napoleon's jt:e day vas celebrated Ut st.
nj, lsolas Catholic Church. Copperas u;l,
Liverpool. The French Consul, as ia his
wont. infited the French rerilsuts in Liver
rool to attend high mass in the morning at
Consul to sttend tL;=, he fete IaT Of his
country, in the Cousal.r uniform, but on this
occasion he ATTENDED, iu his usual an-
rare1, and this course was sssuu,od to have
been dictatet, ty feeling Of delicacy at ali
e,euts, it uas considered ny tho CONGREGATION
tat, ~ ~ lr.nca5n a.,,aur rnpaoa -. s'
, 1870-09-06
A WOnp on THE oTHEn sIpn.

EtaHARt. IuNs4 htGs 1ls
To Tie Editor Of The chicuqo Tribune:
General Milo S. Haskell, independent can
didate for Congress- from this district, spoke
to largo meuting Of tile citizens Of u4ia place
last evening. The Generals spocchos 10 the
people, declaring that none bnt hottest men
should be elected t. Office. Of trust. arc fast
gaining him friends. lie stasnle firmly uu tue
ts,itr question, as proclaimed by the Republic
can State Convention of February last, j. T.,
sass1 Tor Eesef,up only. His position on
this question il Of great Interest to the pco-
pie Of Iii. district, and. In fact, to tts whole
Western reop'e It will be remembered that
Ar. Williams, the prcseus namher, aud also u
Candidate for Reelection against General
Haskell. III tins di~trict, voted aloue, Of the
whuie delegation from this State, agaiust tie
Matehall re4olutions on the great tariff ques-
tion, thus stepping entirely on Ut, sud voting
directly in opposition to the doctrine as pro-
claimed By onr State Convention. The Cen
eral is at work, ils means business, ali4; iii,
iucorsuptihio friends hare strong hopes Of
hle election on tho llsh Of October next.
, 1870-09-06
'Ehe Wisconsin SECOND Congressional
DfsSFtcts

-... FoKr ATKINSON, Wis, SEPT. 3.
II the Editor Of TIE Garage Tribune:
1sce, By your issue OF yesterday, that
correspondent from Watertowu makcs state
ments which IKE false and calculated to mis-
lead, In regard 10 tic Jefferson County Con-
yention. A statement OF facts will he nulfi-
cieut, and should have 1con made by you1
correspondent, by giving figures iustead Of
alleging outrageous Submission OF "boSu.
delegates" The facts are these: In Lake
Mills. caucus WAS regularly ealled, aud, when
voting were Democrats, and to this large
share Of tho Republicans objected. Not be-
ing able to prevent their voting in selecting
delegates to the County and District
Conventions. come aaxsy Republicans
,,a1d Ssid1fe~' vent af,,,,s TO- ans,hcr hall, snl
delegates to the County Convention. Wlon
tleir credentials wero presented, with the
credentials Of the other delegates. Mr. Ling
ham.s frientis at once c,lamplruei the a1n1is-
| sioi 1f the delegates elected bI tho n1ir<-l
Mr. Cas1eirs friends Advocated tl,s aimia.ion
Ct the other ret. After full aud lengthy
discussion Of tho Fnhtec:. vote WAS taken,
asta resulted in i vote OF OF 81 IL i3 for the
lnrc. [apneatcan tiaYah's. The whole
nunltcr Of delegates in ti:a county
au tic dslyef,.. i"i"dina . t!e @'oas ee"f.<.an' -
cottd for M.ir admission Whereapou the
friends Of Mr.. Bingham, including himself,
| Withdrew from ti4e convention, and all the
confusion in the convention arose nu the With
dtaMal Of lid friends. consisting OF Jew
hoots and cu;ses By very few perso,s :
when the eonycntior Tesu1nea tusise~s
and elected Daniel Jones and Il. .. Willard
delegates. By giving them sixty votes each.
The number Of lc,ega.es admitted on the cou
test was seven. and you Will see that ntjot
ity, without item. of the ~hoie couventiua,
va still LETT to vote ou tue election Of d.Iz
gatet. The convention did not '.break III, il
copfueion," AZ the rowdF e1rment .,sd retired
and the convention adjourned regularly an.
quietly. Mr. Caswell's friends wsro willing t.
submit to tho majority, and would have doa,
30 il It had been against them.
Ae I was delegate Ia the convention.
speak OF mhat1 know, GkusnE e, SMITH.
, 1870-09-06
ntlnueaotn Railroad News,

From lkx Hsnoaa Mimi, Republican. s1n,1.
I: has been DECIDED by the ownerH Of thu
Nlnona Il 81. Peter lsiiroad to build .
hndge acroest minnesota ntver at St. Peter.
sssoon - practicable. a1a to run tia road
into that town, AZ thel1 charter requires. The
cost ct the laiJge is Estimated 1t 100000.
The company teq,re .he cisizcus Of st. Peter
to donate s21,Oo0 ut this amount, besides if
tesn ac.ea Of lant for depot purposes, includ-
ing the right Of way. 1t IL believed that tue
reGu4emsnts Ct the company will be COM
Piled With.
Tho hrst train from Winona through to the
Minnesota liver, arrived At 31Auxato On Fiji
day evening (ast, in clis.Ee Of Conductor Teal,
and consisted Of two passenger xchcs mail
and express c4rs. and three freight cars, with
1oesmot:ve and tender. One Of the freight
cere waa fitted up for Temporary Office for
the use Of the station agent At that place :
the two others we're d}}tl with freight for
MADkatc merchants. There wcre largo
humber OF passengers on the ,traiu, many OF
~hum were prominent busiuefs mon and cisi-
zeps 1t points Oh the eastern end Of the line.
Tue Nanksto Ettasse understands that the
St. Paul / Sioux City Company hare in con-
temptation the extension Of their road trou
point nf junction At the Nelah School uou=a,
| in South Bend Township cfo Gartaa City
Vernon and Shelby. to Elue Earth Ctr. mud
thence southesls to connect wish come roa.i
! t1c1u Iowa. The success Of this project i.
| contingent upon the possibility OF making
connection with sn low1 road penetrating
| the coal fields Of that state. aud also lioeral
| local aid from the towns tensited-3so. 900
icing the estimate for Blus Earth County. ant
appoEt'oned 80 ooo to A:nksso. 5000 to
! Esroen City. and SIS, $50 each TO the town
ehips Of Vernon and Shelby. Fafibauls Cunt,
l. expected 10 contribute s100, 900 in bonds L
| this enterprise.
Negotiations arc now pending, it is under
stood, for establishing . nav eastern on,le
1 7 f. -tH = r..
, 1870-09-06
PERSONAL

Mr. EdHar.. Thornton. the British Minister 10
the United States, Is on a Tiz,t to Canada.
John simmons, one Of the leading business
men Of Boston, died last week. aged "a years
"A drinking fountain " to be erected 10 the
memory Of Mark Lemon. at Crawiey, Engtanl
his former residence
Late accounts 9eonl Ntlltanspart, Pa. saEs
that Ex-Governor William F. Picker Is DANGER
onsIy Ill.
Dewitt c. Clarke, formcElx The Executive
c1c1k ef the Gifted States Senate, died st Bur-
lin2ton. VI, last weEdesday.
The venerable Ker. Or. storrs.. Of B7aiuttee,
the BsnsIst Church, On Sundas week.
-DuFtng recent printers strife at Sacranleu-
to, Cal. thc No1. Nr. Sargent u. e. from :has
district, went to one Of the short-hanicd newspa-
per rlecs and set type until the strikers we're re-
placed by new secrmts-
For the nrst time IN the nfStofy OF Dublin
siItc the act of union took Place, haye thu lss,-
eIAl representatives been elected to the Imperial
Parliament The successful men are SIT ucninfc
corrtean aud Captain King Harman.
The MrA Tnu1sson who believes that She
owns the STATE nf Maine has made a will REIN.
qutah!ug the Stale 10 the Governor aud his sue.
resse.s In oflce rcscrFins for her heirs PRIVATE
fcxideare In Portland, aud sn1ne funds In bank.
-Tnc NV York Hrrid SAYS: '1f 1t bc true
that The" ne,c:!E!ness o! q map may be inferred
from his TDercituncss to hts beast, Colonel FISK
IT., il Asau-cdl! snt:tlcd to this praise, for ID
uan has heeC ncre aasilnors IL watering HI
stock :Aaa H..
, 1870-09-06
MINORITY REPRESENTATION

Fairly in the ,,rcscut year call Wis pub
tisbed in pennsyIyunia for delegates from
all The counties In. that State in which the
Republican party was in minority,
meet in convention. Subsequently
call was enlarged 50 as to included .l< .;ase
from those counties in which tha ,ouo
cratic party WAS in a minority. IL, or.ca
,f t1e convention was 10 er;,. ...,.
n,,,n. uh.robv The re,ncctive r:,;ae
could have a fair reoresautation. IT. lie
rcr,t;ne co,nm;,teps were at wort md
I'D .,ro,,erod sn oadrass - ,ha ,.on,o eaa
q LII Is 1,s submitted - Tho feo;.1 ,tnro
r,,;st,;n ,,ro,.;1.s fo- o,,,;,n st,to a,,,
v,nt;or ~ ro,-i.o Tho corst;tntion md
.,r,,,;5or .1ea tl,ot w. so,,ant;nn -, III Iva
.a, ~ .1a,aa.+a f.o,. '''<a a.at, :.
sa,',.. ..a oas.n;., ,,ss,,,,or fso1, , east
s:a,.a.,',;aI IN n;s.r;a. 49,, ~ aas;.;an ~ 49,. 49,.
,,,s..,,..' -, ha a,aa,a5 ~, 49, c,a.a >, ~
...>a.' 80 .s,n,,,e.;s.s ,.a..o ..,ns;,,,a
=. ~, :.o,..s -a., 49, -, nt.a.r
sas.;,',, 49, ~, ,.a,as - ,n ,,,a..as Il, ] tss as
Aa. .,:s.~n-..;,. - ~, ~
~ i'u..s.n- ~ oa.,,;a..o~ g., s9, W
,,.:' ~ sa,,.,..,;a" ~ :. = ~ .-'.ss".., ~, 49, -
....s,,1 49, e.. c',,e.;,,.;"' .,.a. w. m
'As.'s sa...:.>a s ~. ] 49, ~ ~
~, T...:~,a.;.. ~: 49,. 49,, :.
'y :" o".1' ~, '''"s '.."-A ~
lAlEly represented Tie inequalities in
,,,,,raaa,,+at;o, a.a reru dsc;,la,1 in tba
4efAes"tso" a6e 'o1S o1A :"
counties IN TeunSylT&nta+ and this
i,,,.n,.al;tv exf,.,,,ls n, tI,e C.,nt,ros,ional
...:..;... !: 49,. .
representation AS "cla rs 10 tAAk III lle Leg
'. 49,. 80, tf! ~:
j., - .,ot ~ stst" ,nen uhsS lar.,. % i;nas aa,e ars
-. RI. p..l.,: -
, 1870-09-06

Various theories arc given to account for
Sapoleoa's surrender. Napoleon himself,
III his letter to the Hing of Prussia, STATES
TINT it was because be could not die at the
Leasl of his army. Had Napoleon gone to
The head Of his army for that purpose, he
probnbly would not have found it 50 hard
thing to die there as-it vas to die in the
rear Of it. Paris dispatches, on the olhcr
hand. attribute Napo1con's surrender to
the advice of General Trochu, who sent him
word from Paris that his resignation would
strengthen the French nation. 1t appears,
however, from the published accounts of
the battle Of Sedan, that Sapoleon*s
surrender did not occur until
ai0,NM prussians had surrounded
Sedan on every side. nor until two
hours after the Bavarian forces had fought
tLeir way inside of a portion of the fortiil-
cations Of the city, and were ready 10 take
possession Of the remainder. This is about
as near "thc Inst ditch" as IN Emperor
could well come. and seems sufficient, in it,
self, to account for his surrcudez. Still il
must he conceded that, as between flight
into othc- psrts OF France, or into Belgium,
the Emperor sho~ed sagacity in surrender
ing to Hing William. He is nov. secure i.
his person, protected from the i: Id, tii,gnation
Of nsobs, and may os...1 tiatter himself that,
as an iEperial prisoner, his "destiuy
still maintains the coveted resemblance to
| that of the Great NarNslcop.
, 1870-09-06

REMARKS.
The Forest City n!ne, AMI tncir to1n nsme:l who
had come along TO gee them "walk away" with
The White Stockings, 1tlt terribly sore oycr their
defeat: They admitted perfect fairness IN the
raFt Of the umpire, ba; expressed themselves as
ntnc Innings. While We conn.fsserate tier | d. G
appointment, aEss concedc that they arc splen-
~ !ot q eal platere. We cannot refrain INN
oatbat1ctl and Outnelded-tn snort putplaTe,l-at
every point and there Is eyert reasnn iur bellev-
ns that, ltl the entire nine innings been played,
The score wonld have stool fuliy four to one
against theD- Our despopdent country cousins
Will please to reco1lect tnai, h,e they faile,! 10
t, nat 1nshams pitching for = Single tally In The
ted Spaldlng Tor rwo INNS In the fourth, ire tn
the nfth. anu had leu on III tie skin In = strie
Mhich Ease premise OF repetition Of the famoas %
Inning when those nttsen rms we're male, Howr
eseE, like the sensible, r!uckJ fellows that fhsY
aEe- they say more about what thet rig 10 ,nan
Taat they a,sAt hsys done, and tnTls n as"gs a.n
has been grattcest By the Ch!caso C!ae, whsSa
will play them again slaf1nR TIC present mon.a. ~,
TO ns wbs 81 c1et 1e5
Their neld!ng was. that Of . s:Ectiy nEss.
class clnt, aud their hatstpE was ~hat 1t 4sed 10
wss neyrr 20 ssfonr and cfacient rs nos, tn1nks
to the perfect Harmoby, Epod Ti, aaa H.
which prevail kugs R[ay ynaTeand 5sRga ado he ct has
sSuwn ~ soros yerT rretty work; Finkha.D, since
bis recovery. proves to be Is eaeEse psfms1 sn+1
| n. in the COUNTY, IlA3
| r4itf ia 4 manner which leases absont*y hoha-
inn TO be desired: and the same naJ ot Sau OF
Wcatee. Wood, aEL Meycfle-noEe especisHy the
! Tnrner. who is Mak1p@ record secenA g noAe
~ DIST Iaseruan and batter: and as for lseacy.
| fSnthher1 ard Flynn In the out-ntlo- there are
rts tteir +uua,s IN auy one Zine In america. The
t:hIracn C1b has entirely redeemed Irses, and,
In tiIe rattcs OF games son and lost dutlng the
teassn. now stpntl. ,hlzd Oh the list
| Off FOR ctsc1NSATL -..
| Tho White Stockings will embark for ctuctu-
! mil This morning On tue Michigan Central Rail-
road. arriving this evening, and obtaining thor
| ourh nt2hts rest Tomorrow theF will take the
1ei agaiust the Rel kings Tor the nrst time.
! They Viii enter the conte7t n good condition. and
| it viii be strange lnueed II they do not acqut1
p! themselves with credit, besides making the
| game tp!efabIy interesting for thelr renowned op
! rouerts. For the .reneGt Of those WIN desire "a
| artend the game, the fare has been reduced one
I halt on the Michigan Central, and large crowt
| Is expected to 70 from Chicago. Tickets for Iii
t.tp may be had 1t Foley's to-day
| HONE GANx4
| The EmmettE heat the SaStnuals hT Hcore o
= u IG.
The Fourth Avenr9 beat the Rapids, q to II
in SIX Innings.
The Royals bent the Fleetfonts, e to 81.
| 5HKAxA1kCR ToCRSAHKSs.
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, 1870-09-06
TIE NORTHWEST.
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In. Blsskhawk County. the Waterloo CouritT
says, farmers are holding tacir wnest until II can
lie sod for sl.r per tnsh"l.
Mira J. {, Gasek received twelve votes, In the
Republ!can Convention for BlackhaWk County,
'for nomination as County School Superintendent,
In spite Of her decitnasion to serve. Ass- Gates
has been Acting Superintendent for several
mouths, and has gtvea great satisfaction.
Tile Executive Committee Of the Statc AGrt-
cultural 'SecLesy offers specia! premium OF -
for the best report Of the fais published tn any
daily or weekly newspaper. Fire copies Of each
rapcr competing, marked, are to be left with the
Secretary, hnl The awaf,l - to be male By coul-
ml,,c selected by the Board Of Directors.
WISCONSIN.
The bridge over the Pigeon River, Al Cllnto:l-
Vile, tag been washed away by the 1ood, as well
~ the dam ut that plece.
Tho ki1bouEn City Airror Is in despair At the
ravagca Of the potato bug. Il eays: +" They H.
fe<t our sidewalks, encumbef our door1ays. clinlh
up ln'n tho tecond stories. and even make thc!r
~ay up tae TIN leaders and lightning rods TO the
tops Of tho houses and Into our eavesrougas
several Of our citizens refused to take the lat
fans into their c*ie.us for fear Of being poisoned
By these pests. What IA to he A7ne With then -
fSp1ASA.
II Il r'l.eE:.i o. The new Marin coEa.F Coy7: