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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-08-22
ESTABLISHED. 1881.

with his own corps, and large force
which was at Chaloos on the other.
LIE Public says the statement of
the Figaro is correct, and a deeis
i've battle is imminent.
lie Public adds: All rumors of
Bazaine's being surrounded are false.
AS the result Of the fighting for the
past three days he has changed his
plans, as events will soon show.
The Prefeot of the Seine advises
the farmers and and grain merchants
TO store their surplus in the govern
m nt warehouse at the cost of the
government, so that in case of need,
the stock Of provis ons will be SO
much greater.
MADRID, August 21.-Strong pre
cautions are being taken here bv the
police and military for the preserva.
tioa of order. The Republicans pro.
test their loyalty and love of order.
The report of the departure of
troops for Cuba. in October, and Of
the early .convooation of the Oortes is
confirmed.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-08-22

Our merchants-and especially our
importing merchants-will not fail to
see the notice of meeting at three
o'clock PM. this day, at the Board of
Trade Rooms. ,4tl 4a4
The object of the meeting should
bring every one interested in the COM
mercial prosperity of our city to the
meeting promptly.
The Law creating this port port. t.of
entry, goes into effect October /, 1870.
There is but little time for prepsrltion
to avail ourselves Of its benefits.
Prompt action should be takeu TO
make ourselves ready, SO that those
who have opposed tho measure may
not have an excuse to deprive us Of
the benefits accruing under toe law.
We trust there VIII be full meet
ing, and that action without delay
may be the result of the delibera-
tiOns
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-08-22

since Sunday there have been more
than $4,000 killed and wounded on
both sides.
News concerning the movements
and position of Mcmahon and the
troops of the former army of the
Rhine, is not permitted to be made
public. We have had false joy. The
Minister of War announced, yester-
day evening. TO the Corps Legislatif
that the Prussian regiment of white
cuirassiers. commanded by Bismarck,
had been cut to pieces near Schles.
tadt. We naturally supposed that its
Colonel had fallen gloriou,Iy at the
head of his soldiers. Later informa-
tion is to the effect that Count Bis
marck had not yet Joined his regi-
ment, and the PaFisians are disap-
pointed"
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Foreign News EIa New Eork.

NEW YORK, August 20.-Gaillar-
det telegraphs to the French Courier
Pans, August 10 - Evening"
Dispatches of Marshal Bazaine and
the confirmation of our success,
brought daily by officers arriving
from the army, have reassured the
most timid. To day we no longer
hope for success, but are certain that
we shall obtain it. Bourse itself, so
sensitive and so selfish, shares gen
eral feeling. Rentes are quoted at
GA francs 75 ceDtimes. / await, be-
fore forming any definite opinion,
news from Cbalons. That is the
knotiy point Of the situation.
'The army just organized BY General
Trochu numbers 250.000 men, of
whom one third are regular troops,
and the remaining two thirds are COM
posed Of the reserves of the Garde
Mobile, who have been carefully
drilled and disciplined, and stimulat-
ed by the example of the veteran sol
diers operating with them they will
certainly accomplish wonders. 8
AT present, 4roehu is organizing an
asmy for the defense of the capital.
The task is difficult when one remem-
bers that there have been collected
during the last three days $4,000 of
the national guards and fremen of the
suburbs, knowing very little about the
handling of arms Meanwhile corps
are being formed, experience is work.
s ing its lesson and everybody is at his
post.
"If the enemy comes he will meet
with warm reception before he gets
To Paris, between the Siene and Main
and under the walls Of the capital
itself, where is being formed an en-
frenched camp. already occupied by
one division of the regular army.
THE appearance of Paris at this
time might we'll remind-saving the
barricades Of the day after the insur.
reelion-of June 1S48.
THE National Guards and troops eE
route for the front, are enoamped ID
public gardens.
The people Of Paris grouped a
their favorite points in the interior
and exterior Of the Boulevards, and
discuss the news with animation.
s:The headquarters Of Trochu are al
the Eiysee, and, as once before, under
G9NS&0aSt AAS AAtC Va al 10 - cltlEG15
in the hands Of her military savior
Little is said Of the Emperor at this
time. He is reported to be at Rheims
where, also, is the Prince Imperial.
Yesterday General Trochu called /
meeting at the Elysee, of all the Gen,
erI officers charged with importan
commands. To them he gave instrue
tions. They were rigid so far as relates
to the euemy's spies, who increase il
number; hereafter any such takeI
will be tried by court martial within
twenty-four hours.
sThe woods of Boulogne and Vim
eennes are to be sacrificed. Th'
trees will be made into abbatis tt
hinder approaches to the fortihca
tions. The Parisians do not relish
this measure, but it is said to be alb
solutely necessary. Beyond the prep
arations for the defence Of Pari
there is nothing important to men
ton.
"Bazaine continues his retreat, sue
cessfully inhictipg upon the enem,
enormous losses. am told tha
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Inlnt rnnePessinnnI canHass.

Messrs. H. C. Gooding, Republican NOM
inee for Congress, and VIM. e. Nibiack,
the Democratic nominee, have agreed to
canvass jointly at the following places and
timess
Rockport. Spencer County, Tuesday, Au-
gust 23d, at I PM.
P rry County, Augnst 9th. 25th and 26th'
and the time OF day TO be fixed by friends
in that county, and notice to be given by
them.
Spencer Conntys August 18th and Goth.
Arrangements as last mentioned.
BoonvlIe, Warrick County August 3lst,
at PM
Republican papers OF the First District,
will please cepy1
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-08-22

IAN old Sixth Ward tax payer"
sounds an alarm this morning to his
neighbors. We have not examined
into the matter, but suppose that all
who feel interested will look out for
themselves. The Sixth Ward Ds-
mocracy ought not to be SO severely
punished for their admiration of, aud
fidelity to the Democratic party.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-08-22

NEW YoRK, Augut 20.-Montevi
dec, dates of July 18th state that the
Government forces are bafled by
raiding parties of finsurrectionists who
plunder within q few miles of the
city. The American gun-boat Wasp,
By request of the authorities had to
interfere In one case to protect Amer
ican property. Minister Stevens had
presented his credentials as Minister
from the United States.
Buenos Ayres dates of July 18th
state that lopez Jordon had captured
the town of Eucaraucion, the capitaI
of Eutreurios, and shot 200 prisoners.
and pillaged and sacked the town.
Paraguayan advices state that
Rivarala, a protege of Brazil, has
been elected President.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-08-22

WE are gratifed to learn from the
Henderson Reporter that track laying
has been commenced on the southern
end of the E., III. & N. Railroad, this
side of Hopkinsville.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-08-22

CoRREcTIoN.-In next to the last
paragraph Of Champaign Chat. on
the second page. the word eOrer-
,corke1" occurs, which should read
.soa.e,.IonEe y
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-08-22

THE City Council of Cairo is in a
muss about the extension Of the sub.
scription to the Vincennes & Cairo
Railroad. The Mound City Journal
says: naQ qaoF s.
A portion of the members desire
to extend without condition; another
portion desire to annex to it a cGndi-
tion that shall secure the creditors of
tide road residing in the city. The
latter course is right, and if the lead
ing Representatives of the Cairo &
Vincennes Railroad in Cairo are op-
posed to it, that is good evidence they
do not expect the present creditors of
the road or contractors ever will be
paid, but that they are to be swindled
ont of what they have already in the
road.l
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SPAIN

Madrid, August 20 The Govern
ment is preparing for heavy shipments
of troops for Cuba 10 September.
Madrid. Aug. 20-Some two doz-
en- Republican leaders, including
Paul Anjolo. have returned TO Mad.
rid, taking advantage Of the amnesty
proclamation. Eeuor Pierrad has not
yet returned, as an inquiry is pending
as to whether this case IS covered by
the proclamation.
Madrid, August 20-The story
that the French Empress sent her
valuables here is denied
MADRID, August 21.-The Countess
Demontijo received a telegram from
the Empress Eugene, 10 which che
processes to be resigned TO any fate
that may befol her.
The Regent Serrano has telegraph
ed to Paris, offering the Empress
shelter.
Seventy heavy cases arrived last
week from Paris, addressed 20 the
Countess Demontijo.
BRUssELs. August 2l-Noon 1t
Is believed that ENGLAND and Italy
have determined 10 intervene Jointly
to save Paris, and Austria's concur
rence is momentarlly OK xpected.
1t is reported that the Emperor
Napoleon is about TO return 20 Paris,
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PRUs

BERLIN, August 20--The oiicial
organ says to-day that althOught Ger-
many IS losing the noblest sons she
has, it is comfort 10 know the war Is
not IN vain; that it is one against a
race known to our forelathers as full
of arrogance aud insolencs, and wb CD
has robbed US of our fairest provinces.
God will enable our King 10 establish
a durable peace 10 mid Europe 10 the
shape Of united 9ermany-ihe key
stone Of true morality aud freedom.
BERLIN, August q, noon.-Itis Of
fcially stated that the only important
news received since the action at Bou-
zonville is that the French have with
drawn all forces into the fortiticatiOna
1f Metz.
STUTTGART, August 20 -Gormaug,
Expelled from France, are arriving
here 10 throngs Their treatment
and condition excite intense iudiqna-
ton. Il is said that Prussia will re
taliate bg exacting heavier oontrlbu-
tions from the French.
DRESDEN. August 2l The Saxon
troops engaged 10 the battle Of B1u-
zonVille fought all the afternoon, aud
met with complete success, taking
many prisoners The 2d, 3D., 7th,
9Th. 9 b and 18th army corps aud the
Prussian guards bore the bruut Of the
hattie
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Especial to the Times. !

PARIS, August 20, midnight-At tha
Ministry of the In terror they laugh Al the
pretended victory OF tbs PTussians On the
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-10-27

HE GRANGE OF FEW MONTHS. Tits in
teresting, says the Pail Mall Gazette, to
mark the progress of civilization from year
to year. On the 18th of September, one
twelve month ago. all Europe quivered
with horror at the slaughter of the Kinck
family by Tropmann. The violent death
of seven persons shocked the civilized
world. How vast has been our improve
ment in this short period what tone have
our nerves acquired We read of the
slaughter of seven thousand persons with
far more calmness than we heard
OF the slaughter of seven. The Kinck
family were only sacrificed to the
exiSencies of an iudividual; the thousands
whose corpseS are lying beneath the battles
fields IN Alsace and Lorraine have been
sacrificed to the necessities of nations; and
herein lies the difference. Yet we should
never forget that the victims in each case
are individuals; every wounded man living
nov IN hospital suffers more than any OF
the Kicks. Gamblers tell us that it is not
so much the money they lose at the table
that ruins them as the impossil'iiity they
ind Of econOmiZing shillings N the ordi-
nary Transactions of life, when they have
accustomed themselves to stake hundreds
Of pounds on one throw of the dice; and
SO it is with human lives. We lose all
sense of their value in the lavish waste of
war.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-10-27
Special Aotifes.


Some medical men insist that ii is I.ndignifed to
advertise remedy. however valuable ii may be.
Queer reasoning this. 1t is ike saying that an
article which the world needs should be hid In
cOrner-that benefits and blessings may be too
widely diffused-that the means of protecting and
restoring health should be a close monopoly, a nd
not accessible to al. The argument is bad. 1t is
worse than that; it is thurman. Suppose Hostel
ters Stomach Bitters-an absolute specific for dys-
Depsia, biiousness and nervous debility-had never
been known beyond the repertoire of the faculty.
what would have been the consequence. Instead
of curing andinvigorating Millions the good effects
OF the preparation would have been confined 10
comparative few. There is the highest authority
for saying that light should not be held under \
bushels that whatever is excellent should 5e placed
as city on hill, where all men can tese cogni-
zance OF it. It is upon this principle that the Bit
tiers have been advertised In every newspaper of
any prominencs in the western hemisphere. and
been translated into all written languages Thous-
ands enj.y perfect health to-day, who would be
languishing on beds of sickness il the newspapers
had not spread The truth tcIth regard 10 tkis
SfnequGisd iHrg0rdHt and cOrrectiUs far and wide
Suppose profit has been reaped from its publicity.
Is that any argument against its If the public
health has been protected; II lives hare been saved
If the feeble have bean strengthened and the sick
restored, great goof has been accomplished: and who
so mean as to grudge to exertions thus directed
their fair reward?
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-10-27
AIeutian Co.onerative Hunting.

SosAnAA IluutAu6s
The extreme conscientiousness which
governs their varied domestic vacations is
without parallel. The sea-otter hunters
have their favorite grounds, where the
animals are found in greater numbers than
at others. These are taken in turn from
time to time, in order that every one shall
have an equal opportunity to profit by the
chase In the favorite resorts of the animals
which are so highly priced. When
tie annual season comes round
(which Is in the summer months),
tie hunters make up their several
to each-and all gather at the beach.
where they receive the blessing of the
priest. The reverend Father also blesses
the water, and prays for the success OF
each party wherever it may 60; then all
embark, making the sign of the cross, and
launch through the surf, dashing off
with their dcuble-blade paddles to the
islands, or the shores of the peninsula,
amid glaring Gains, dense fogs, and rough
seas, to ply their trade. All she members
of one party join in the pursuit and when
an otter is captured, two of the oldest men
examine it, and the hunter whose spear
is found nearest the animals eye
is awarded he prize; but when
the lucky owner disposes of his
treasure, he does not forget to give some
thing Of value to each OF his comrades,
and the old people and widows of the vii
lage are remembered when he returns
home. The whalsmen put out from the
shore whenever q fave rable time offers,
while the old men and children watch in
tently from the hills for the lance to be
hurled into soma vital part of the animal,
when al who are able hasten in their boats
to assist in towing it ashore. This having
been done, the 1yons. who is elected by
ths villagers as their chief. attends to the
division of the spoil. The man who
makes the capture gets the choice pieces,
which are the fukes, lips, and heart, and
the rest is distributed among the people of
the whole settlement-Eom "Seal Islands
Of Alaska, in the Overland Monthly for Oc-
tOber.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-10-27

WHOLESALE AGESTs.-E Burnharn Son, HurIburt
a Edsai, Van Sehzack, Stevenson 4 Reid. Chicago,
HI; Jenks Gordon. 81 Paul, MINI Brown, Weboer
Graham, St Louis. Mo; Farrand. Shelley q Co
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-10-27

Nervous debility, Nth its gloomy attend
<nts, low spirits, depression, involuntary
emissions. loss Of semen, spernlatsrrhoa,
ioss OF power, dizzy head, loss of memory
snd threatened impotence and in,hocility.
hna cevereisn cure IN Humphxeys' Homeo-
psthic Specific No. twepty-eigbt. Composed
OF the most valuable, mild and potent Cura-
tives, they strike at once at the root OF the
matter, tole up the system, arrest the dis
charges, and ;rnpart vigor and energy, life
and vitality to the entire man. They have
cured thousands or cases. Price IS per pack
age of Eve boxee and lsrss vial OF powder,
which lie very important in obstinate CT old
cases, or 81 per single box. Sold BY 81 dug
gists. and sent by mail on receipt OF price.
address Humph1eYs' Specific Homeopathic
Medicine Co.. SG2 BrOadwsY. New Yorb
Whosesdis l2eHts-Burnhsms Van Setback, Hurl
butt EosSli. Chicago, HIS; jerks & Gordon. ST
Paul, StnD.; Brown, Weber Graham, 81. Louis
10. ;-F4rrand Shelley Co. Detroit. Mich.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-10-27

The CLOVER CRoP in this county has
proved to be most profitable one to the
farmers who have taken the trouble to grow
It In consequence of the frequent grow
ing rains during the summer, the first crop
came off heavy and the second crop about
equally productive-has also been cut, and
September all through being quite warm
has started the third growth SO rapidly
that should frost keep of and the weather
prove fine for a couple of weeks or more,
sven a third. though somewhat light yield
Of hay might be taken from many Of the
clover fields in this county. Under such
circumstances, he must be chronic
grumbler Of a farmer who would not be sat.
isfed with such manifold production
Appleton Crescent
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-10-27

FRENCH AND AMERICAN FLIRTING. A
knowledge of French is beginning to be
considered as the pearl of great price, to
gain which, all else must be sold. The
girls must go to the French theatre, and
DO stared at by French dsbauchees, vino
laugh at them willie they pretend they un-
derstand what, thank Heaven, they can
not. Then We are TO have series Of French
novels, aIefully translated. and pulled
and praised even by the religions press,
written by the corps of French female re-
formers, which will show them exactly
how the naughty French women manage
their cards; SO that, by and by, we shall
have the latest phase of eclecticism
union OF American and French manners.
The girl will firt till twenty afAmsricains,
and then marry and firt till forty Ia
FfcncaiSe. Pink and White Tvrannv.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-10-27

A PARIS ,odging-honse keeper has issued
q prospectus, addressed espt cially to Gag
lish travellers DESTROYS of assisting" a. the
siege of Paris, offering comfortable apart.
ments, completely out of the range Of
bombs. Nervous persons may be accom-.
modated with rooms In the cellars. and
carriages are kept for promenades to the
Notifications
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-10-27

Hay CAPs.-Caps for hay and grain have
been extensively used this season at Mich
Igan Agricultural College. DR.. Miles says
that they have much more than paid for
themselves and al the trouble of putting
on. They are made OF heavy cotton cloth
with string to each corner to fasten TO a
stake or small weight. On some faims
they could be put on ty girls and boys.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-10-27

NEW Wholesale optical establishment has
been opened in Chicago by Messrs wiliough-
by, Clark Il Co.. exclusively for the sale of
Spectacles and Eye Glasses. They sre also
sole general agents for the northwestern
states tor the Patent Accommodating Specta-
cles and Eye Classes. OF which they make a
speciality Every description OF lens i'm
ported and ground accurately to fit these
frames. Local agents wanted in every town.
Address p. O. box 229, Chicago.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-10-27

AM g WooLLEY, NJ D.. of Kosciusko county.
Indiana, saws: For three years past have
used ALIENS LUNG BALKAN extensively, in my
pra stice, and am satisfied there is no better
medicine for lung diseases in use." Physicians
do not recommend q medicine which has no
merits, " st they say about Aliens Lung
Bslsam, en- be taken as fact. Let all az
hicsed tes1 it at once Sold by all Medicine
Dealers
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-10-27

AT each concert in New York, Nilsson is
overwhelmed with floral offerings, ranging
IN size from four feet in height down to the
tlniest nosesay. One of the handsomest
OF the gifts, on the first night, was q beau
tiful little steamer, made entirely of white
and red flowers, and decorated with the
Swedish and American flags
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-10-27
Important Letter from DR.. Samuel
Bard, Governor of Idaho.

WARRINGTON, April = I53U.
Mesers ALICocK 4 Co.
Your Porous Strengthening Plasters have proved of
the grestest service to me- Some time since was
troubled with violent rheumatic neuralgia pains in
both of my arms. They gradually grew aud
approached the heart. Finding nothing l applied
relief. tried Porous Piastsrs. which
for two months The pain ceased almost imme-
diately. and have had PAIN SINCE As external
remedy your Plasters incompatible. / have
recommended them TO many of my friends in the city
of Atlanta Ga, where reside. and they loud in
their praise the Plasters having proved equally useful
in their cases as in NINE SAMUEL BARD,
Late Editor Atlanta, fGa) Daily New Era
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-10-27

B7RE. SMITH & Co., lis Lake street. Chi
cago, have on hand the largest variety OF fine
French china, foreign and domestic glass
ware, crockery and fancy goods to be found
II the northwest. Importing their own
wares direct, they arc abe to compete with
any house in America. Call ard see their
store whether you vish TO purchase or not.
IL will reraY the trOuhia
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-10-27
Severe Cough Cured.

Letter from the Rev. Dr. Beattia
ScorCHTowS. Orange Co, N. Y.,,Oct. %, 1850.
THOMAS ALLcocK 4 Co., Sing Sing:
Your Porous Plasters great blessing My daugh
ter Isabella had whooping cough some twelve mo
when the severity of the disease abated she st
for six months bad a distressing cough and became
weak and thin Finding internal remedies of nc
avail, AIcocks Porous Plaster was applied to he
chest The cough relieved from the day it was pu
on and in one mouth was entirely cured.
am yours, truly d. BFATTIF
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-10-27
Neuralgia Cured.

For two years have been a great sufferer neu
ralgia 10 the head, aud found only temper airy relief
from all the various remedies that have tried until
applied of Allcock's Porous Pasters 1T into
three strips, placing under each shoulder blade
and the other the small of the back aud for the
past three months have had scarcely twinge of the
old pain
advi all who suffer from nervous diseases to lose
time in making a trial of the wonderful Porous
Plaster. A +. STERLING,
Sec. Singer Mfg. Co.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-10-27

WANTED, AGENTs.-One chance in each
town for an active business man to take
agency for sale of Robison's Double Faced
Weather Strips, for sides, bottom, top, GEN.
tres OF doors and windows. Send for de.
land O.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-10-27
SPECIAL NcIIcE.

JOB BOSS Sir james CIarks Female F,lIs exren
siUely OOUNTERTETTED. The genuine haze The OF
"JOB EOSESr each package All Others
N-B--I7 all cases where the GEcUTSE cannot DC
obtained, One Dollar, with fifteen cents for postage
enclosed to the sole Proprietor, JOB MOSES Is Oort
isndt Street. New YORK. viii insure bottle Of the gen
liae, containing Fifty Pills mail s.srsll
called from SEowiedgs OF contsrts