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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-10-13

Iromme 9oIoaten. Nus Ancp mirb BON IL.
September seihrieben: ueber Nadbt fommt Wefebl.
bab mir bieen Morsen um rbr oas eeaentpdrttee
Quartier DerlaiIen uuo iiber Yonton 20. oie DO.
lel lberidreiten miiien. Da Dor BEN Ausmarfde
Die 8ruppen nod feierliden Sonntass- @otteso,enft
haben. 10 babe i'd @ee9enbeit einise Beobadtunsen
au MAIDEN iiber bic religi6s= fitfline palfuna Der
6eutihen Sruppen i'm @esensabe 3u ben fran}6ff9en
Soloaten. yBahrsno i'd auf ben Wdriden unb in
sen iebisen Dorfquartieren ibereinitimmeno Rla9en
geb6rt, oaB Die 6ran5oien ih um ben Rirhenbeiud,
nirgeno gefiimmert, iab i'd, mie an pielen anoeren
@telen, 10 aud bier in Mneb bic RirGe iberfint
BON Soloaen, belonoers bes "a. uno Ii. &s9iments;
wdbrenb mir in oen Sornitern Der me,iten i5rdnao.
len nur lasciDe ihmuBae S6rfiten unb gorreipons
osn8en ME Elm ernes, ttlides Ooer gar elm @ebet'
bud gefunoen, nor es erfreulih. wle unlere oeuhen
Rrieger nit Dem Itlllden Grnit Elm tief reIl96ies
YHidtsefibl unfer ter Uniform tragen: benn a0e
anmelenben Soloaien, mebr als bic Girde fafien
tunnte, tnieeten rpabreno oer Mei1e in Mnoadt Dor
oem Altare, uno nur meniBe bemerfte i'd, Die niht
elm @ebeibudb in ber 9ano batten. eSntereifant mar
mir babel, oaB in Dem fran3oiiihen @0ttesbauie
oeutd seluneen. aus polnii6en Gebetbu9ern &c.
beet, lateini9 bic Welie 8eIeien wuroe. Oie fir6s
lde 6euer mar cine erbebenoe. bic eapeue oe8 "a.
Regiments ipielte Die gbordle, wdbreno ber Oipi.
ionspfarrer uno Der Ortspfarrer StiQmehe bielten.
On. q.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-10-13
meites RaDiteI.

Die 8riter. = Die treuen Selapen. Der @ilmarlh. =
Das grpbsben. Die Sturmslpfsn. Die aufrnbrer.
Nprb. = Der Rampf. - Die Stanbare. = Das
NiIitar. - Der Sics. : 1pbesaiae. = Die
@efansenen.
Iber, Soraee, mas fibrt Dib in oieiem furhtba=
rem Wetter bierber? 4Ottlob, oaB Du unter Dad,
uno Jab biit iaete &emi 2oupencourt, Der Bruoel
oes 4rafen, au oielenl inoenl er ielnen Arm sdrtl
UNI ibn iaIans uno nit ibm in Den Salon slntrat.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-10-13

-Die Berliner .Sribune@ bra9te am 8. SEPT.
Elm Bib, peldes Xouls NAPOLEON hinter einetn @ls
terfeniter seist. oarunter Die latoniiden Worte:
,gr traudt ntt mebr in, guih beruul!"
, 1870-10-01
The Cniue,ee At yors,, 1dnn,..

1F. 0t... .r c.... =,
M tAaee. OF sampson d TO-, writes a.
follows concerning the employment Of Chi
nese IN their factory
To-day the Cinnamon nre e1rnjng us more
criepias would dc at tl,e reduced prices. We
are getting ~ much work from them III wo
should do from the same number of other OK
pcFienced worklnen; but taking ali things into
consideration they arc doing quito ae well II
the same number Of now hands (Yaukees)
xona on,d 40; Ws H. are e. not It. dong IS muh wo!
tAie, and did not take ordezs or make calcula-
tons on DOING "a much work. What VIC
a'med 70 40 We nave dono, End arc doing to-
, 1870-10-01

y, fell before the a>tute policy aud vast pow-
cr OF Charles v, sgsinss uhose combinations
Of Gpnrieh infantry md German L.rzknecht,
with French genera1ship. the brilliant victoss
Of Marigsn we're poreti. 90. He was taken
,.risorer At pavia, and confined At Madrid TN
i'll c1nditlcns Of peace weee forced upon him
a, tluniliAt ng tlat he refused to be bound
by hi- own cutnl Act, and i terrible war Of ex-
termination Nae waged, both countries vast
Ing France with fire ard 1word until they hid
laid down their arms from elseet exhaustion,
Charles VII, during whose reign Joan OF
Arc tercued Franco from the English, closed 4
not inela1ious reign by falling into mo,an:
el,oly, and starving him-elf to death,
Charles VI, during wboee reign the desper.
ate civil var OF the Armagnacs and Duryuu5i.
ana sged, became insane, and was virtually 4
pt1aoner in the hsnds Of either faction.
John. the prisoner OF the Black Brince Al
the battle Of Poiticrs, 1885, and taEeu ava,
to Ensland, WAS not 1lberated for man,
vears. Thee wars OF dynasty led to fright
tul suffering IN thu people. amid which Charles
the Dauphin, Afterwards King, wandered NJ
and down the country homeless adven
turer.
Louis TX, or St. Louis. famous for lIis piet,
and crussdes sgainst the Mos1cu1, was mad
prisoner by the Egyptians. The same King
persis ipG in hts conversion Of tito Moora, vai
carried OF by plague ut Tupie.
Charles the Fat, IouiB w., and other Louis
tho dcbonnaire Kings OF that aga, wer. alter
patcly cAptives md congueroTs. In thesa
outrageous days Of fraud and violence, she:
every evil passion ragged with IMMUNITY, thi
imprisonment or murder even Of Kings war
small matter, and 1t "a Hcarcely worth while Il
enumerate the inglcrious vicisai.udes OF sncl
succession Of tyrants and brutal mazAu3ers
, 1870-10-01

utt4fGllRucDnAs
About IL O'Clock on SATURDAY flight. the 9Th
inst, C1aFlFs Spruce. 4 sailor on the schoonrf
cola1s "nue lAhoIing under an attack Of dtli,ium
1ne vessel put 1hout anu boat was lowered Au(i
sent N eeArch OF him, hut he could not he found
spruce boarded at No e$ North Wells street. and
shipped on the C"ral twu days before the occur-
renee. Captain William Sherman seut she tzcts
alfen above from HaulkD. Mich
Edward johnson WAS charged, before Justice
sAlsbulE yesterday, with embtzz!ement He
Ezs employed by Dewitt G. Day, dealer il but
ter. No. sls West Madison street. to sell ttat
coufnOd!ty, an'a wss also empowered TO collect
money. Tne ALLEGATION was that Johnson col
i:cted considerable mones, returned the greater
$500 ser further hearing this morning.
MISS dorchester, s1stct-ia-law OF the cashier
nf the Fourth Hatl01ai Bank, mad her pocktt
picked OF s3oo, while riding tn a Washington
street bus. Yesterday afternoon.
The residence Of NJ ]. Mar1Ic, No. 1459 State
Thursdhy night w.
We learn from John ". Hood. css.,er. thef
the collections Of tnre.nal revcuns for Septeuber.
1sto. amounted 10 sssa, ,eo&-.d.
BOX No g Was turned tn & 6ve minutes OF .
oc!pc1 iast night for IRE in bod ii ina rear mart
.he he.t nn!asnR 70. Isl Fourth avenue. ST. nut
d. Hetm oWns the house, which Was damaged tn
the - tent ef sSt: insured Tor II 500 in tne Mntnr
Secuf7t,. Several families live In the dTeiiinr
iii oi Who lost Slightly by water. Ostcln nj.
a horse and scnsgs, the property Of L. Roth
child, wns stolen fran Id front ot No. s67 kiuzie
street, ye2tcrriay-
"A nemher of the Ellsworth engine lost Il
chinchflla oyeFeoat, last evening, while cn the
# Al the engine house, DeastoEn street, near
Washington
, 1870-10-01

in tba history of R.-c 1tbss .o,;, rsturn.
etl 10 be. md forever. the c.n;t.7 ~ 1 1raat
uation. Long liYe tie Kinr !. Tonr iiSs It.
Aly i"
are sumu,oped to 3 meeting in liz Coliseum,
u .ppoint there n,uuicipi iunta. Ths Cd.
,,iseitun, pill takc rlace III a few days. I'm
mcCiatelr after. the EInc will visit Rome.
Uf the Eve divisions now there. only the ops
commanded Ly General Fetrc1o-the Eleventh
will remain, The otbere viii 90 To Ternre.
and Sile+ia Other divisions sre 10 be- nohiI-
ized, aud no diminusion viii he 70 much ~
dreamt Of until they are settled some wav or
other in tho rest OF Europe. 1 assisted tllis
morning 1t 1 very touching scene. The
wounded the other day 3ers Brought into the
city and carried 10 the hospital Of San Gioyan-
nj Tbey were literally covered over with
flowers, sn' it WA with the greatest difficulty
tlst the carriages could advance. 70 great was
me crowd. lhe people were shouting a. Loud
as they pcsslblF could. man observed thst
thote c1es ~enl 90 them rather harm than
go9o; N a,,, an ,ns.an5a o perfect suense ens9ea'
ana tae G1o~a ~avea tnelf hAts A. Ano nandkot-
Tnou' lou shen4 TGsd ane q
ay me atay are ABOUT Nv oet"een oead ana
"ennuSa. 1Aa ~ r,.:.
,,s.. - ~ = - =, .; nosniE ~ ngte Mao
~! G..' as .uE s4s1sau. Inc 1eonine
,r ~ T,n,i .1a anseio, va st1l1 vSeu-
..o,, su @ - H,ra uup1, VIZ ~ .nI a;.as
Tho % cspitulstlon, a,sned b. GensrM IL caioEna. s'
.ns;ieat ia.a Ia Hha h Luz nuse.gn A,nss'eo s
ans .,1,s. nr,99 n19 W tng enece .aai IL
.t;Ios - ,.o,,,I - ;uoa1p p.i'onetS tnas eue
,,n,,si ,rur w tha % so .no5
oaat aa.;s =. IL, 80 ~ els oiace1s taels 70,
l.;has rnn1d T. 1.e snu ,o1G.En zouases a aua
tia.. 49, ~ ho9e " 9mpast oal g tne ilun- ~
.'ese a4at .no Mho.e eulpa "Su'u sece1se Jug
noh9ts no1a y. atms, ana w. .de o3sss ano
tA.. ne sG~lo "ou'o oo 1e1l 10 tne rope ZOE
ns psotecuen. .,
Eelole fieain6 tAe caMiu'a.lon General
Iaoosna askau ~ oene!a! h.ntz!er Wnether ne
1enesea tna ~ men lefs WIN the rope Wonid
really su1nee toAkeep order. General Kant
, 1870-10-01

NUHA 1HUuhLB bkEhkkA HlD0LruH AND DION.
From tAs 4sev York Worid, Sepl 20.
Ies1rrtay Mesera- c. OE1nnur and Neil BfT1nt,
Of The Chamd!onship Committee, and who ARE,
nEal shareholders, called upon the preliminary
Shareholders for the purpose Of having transferred
to them the diamond cue and the preliminary
ssakts, $3.50 side. U|on's full stake, $50, has
t~en up since the 9tE instant, as required By the
rules, and the committee await Rutlolphess
money. The preliminary stakeholder had
previously Informed them that Rutolphe'z MONEY
would ht forthcoming II Dion would abandon his
claitn to forfeit. and agree 10 play the match. AS
for -Rndolphe. he was ready to play in ten days.
Accordingly Apollo Hall was hired for the 9TH
tn2tanf, and posters oEueFed for the
match. Instead Of receiving the forfeit money,
however, the committee we're yesterday met by 4
note demanding hy what authority they nssuncd
70 act as committee. At previous intcfytew ws
their right to act In the premises had been &c
knowiedKed. ..sand it certainly was not questioned
ut tho tne 1t WAS proposed that Dion should play
Rudo!rhe In ten days. The power Of appointing
the committees fnr the different cities Is vested
tn Mcssrs. Michael phclan, John Seereitcr, and
Philip Tttnan, who were chosen Ut the time the
players Who cohtende.l in the last years. tourna-
Ment met and adopted The code Of rules Eaveru-
ing the ehumpionsh!p+ This WAS on the 25th Of
AFrl, 1860. and The players who nOminated and
con3Hned Mcasrs. Phe!an, Seereltcr, and Tiemau
were Rudnlphe, Foster. DeeIy, Daniels, Snyder,
Khines, and Golilthwsit As the winner Of a
championship match Is required 10 pay expenses,
there will he no fnsthef outlay untll the whole uf
the ktake-noney is up In the hands Of &nr COM
mittce. Dion is EaTdouably dlsgusted.
, 1870-10-01
The Yellow Fever MT New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept, 3n-Thcrc were twelve
deaths from yellow fever, yesterday.
ArtstocrnaIc Divorce suit Mt ludsnu-
npO1iS.

ATtstocroatc Divorce Suit Mt lndInn-
npo1is.
The suit Of Annie 4. Lawton Is. Andrew
Lawton. for divorce, Is now being tried in
one Of the courts Of indianapolis. The plain
tin is the daughter Of the hon. Horztip
King POSTMASTER General during Buchanan'a
admin,stration), who Ia At indianapolis,
md accompanies his daughter to court each
day The defendant, Anlrew Lawton, is
Chief Engineer Of the United States steam
ship Hartford, Admir,l FnrTagufs line-of-
battle ship. Tho testimony OF tho plAintiH
is mostly aepoeitions taken during her resi-
dence in Europe, while the defendant VIA On
three yea!s cruise In the China seas, and y
number Of letters The defendant introduced
his sister and the landlsdr OF Philadelphia
boarding house, together With lArge number
Of letters. Tbese totters are said 10 be soma
Of the finest productions ever heard, and
eyinee 4 most scholarly education on her pstt.
, 1870-10-01
WASHINGTON,
S,eri,l pcseatch to The Chicago Tribune.

Syeri.l peseatch to The Chicago Tribune.
LOAN CEkTlRIcATEs TO BIB CALLED N.
WAsu1S0roS, Sept. ao.-Tnc Secretary, Of the
Treasury will shortly cal In and redeemth The fol
lowing per cent temporary loan certificates:
The tlrst redemption viii embrace a11 outstanding
5000 certificates under and Including certificate
numbered s. aud all s., 900 certificates uuder and
including that numbered 81. The second will ill.,
clude nil outstanding $, 900 certificates under and
including that numbered 2ss, md all outstanding
$4,000 certificates under and Including that num-
beFed 1Se.
pon31SE THH KNExY.
The North German steamer Berlin got OF from
Baltimore. yesterday. With number OF passcn-
gers and pretty fall cargo, shippers and plots
seeming to feel confident that ahe wonll run by
The French war vessel on Fortress Monroe The
night was very dark, and favorable for such an
attempt. and nothing has been heard from below
oI any trouble.
A s.osm Of uuuEus1 severity ts prevailing, to-
night, In MARYLAND aud Virginia No mail has
arrived since yesterday from the South. All the
'iyers to tho Tennessee itne are At nood height.
fhe st91m Ia moving east and north. All the
streams between this polut and Baltimore aTe
.stn9 rapidly, aud the storm appears to be In
.'Eeasing.
NAVAL.
The Navy Department is not particularly pleas
u with the performance OF our war vessels the
BROOKLYN and Gutrtcrc ono rppnIp1 ashore In faiI
weather, and the other running down a schooner
:shere 10th we're In plain sight Of each other.
su1r TO RECOVER
Tue United States has entered suit against the
,,tr nf 1,trhmnp5 fnr rrfus{nv To nav the corern
| !uent tax.
TIA PAIi. TRADE
Tue information OF the Treasury Department l.
,hat the fall trade ia opeplpa In nit Eastern cite
| - .,ts,, = - ~. ..-a.-.t g.
Sita an Ae1ts1V "u'eo nas not oeen Appatea. m 10
\ number OF fe1fs- customs feccipts Tor Stptem
Ter, II IL thought, will reach sss,000.o 900,
no the Associated Prr.al
rrwsos.J-
w.s1Sc7oH Sent. b1.-.-ounissIoacr Delau(
| ,,dor rrsnynue.j 1is ofilcIal dptteg
The rrtsldcut is NOT expected to reach herr
,.ntit NnnysI
'N1''- NAVAL.
The I.nYtctl states Et.s,mrr Narraoanso,t In nrn
m, Inn fnr sea hi Tortsmnn1h. n. Ii. II II under
siooI tnat sne win 10 u Brazil.
nor REDFExABtk.
EYf.aen ,o,1.rs IN nisri.. cnfn srnra racs,raa !.
~. Traasnrr 9o.,.r f1o,n M portm,stor osr,,
, 1870-10-01
To the Public.

Thc act OF Congress Of July List :" To reduce in
tcruN taxes and for other purposes taking eEec,
Ibis day, having repealed 80 much Of The 1uternal
Hcrcnue Law AZ authorized street railway com.
nantes to collect one cent additional fa1e, notice
Is therefore given, that on and after This date the
fare On ai The city railways in Chicago is, Ia con
fotmltJ to said amcuLed act, reduced 10 the Kate
~ =. S. Il. SrcKHRsoE,
President Chicago City Railway Company.
WV. Il. BRADLEY,
President Chicago We.s Disision Railway Co.
V,C TURNER,
President North Chicago City Railway Co.
CHICAGO, Oct ], 1870.
, 1870-10-01

The Board Of Public Works on yesterday cou.
rlesed assessment rolls for th. following In
nivision, Twenty fourth. Wet Adans. West
daceson, West Monroe atreets. and Cntcaao ase-
nne; 1o6 graFellnE Southwestern avenue: tor
iattn9 water sefylce rtpe on Sherman, intf1xna-
daHaoee; North 1aSaile, North Wella SedgwicI,
Qniney; washington, Twenty second, West pix.
soa 400 Cansf m ms!1rsts, and Third, souih raIk, War.
nsd eontracts avardrd for private drains A. fel.
LOVE: Ob 1swenty-nIst, South Water, Fourteenth.
itan Ltsa9ee, hsnkie, Huron, sedgwiet, Carl, D.vi.
Park and Michigan avenues
, 1870-10-01

E'OR SALEENGISE FROM TO HoRsH
powsr f1 PCT. tst running ORDER eold fas 40 tault
except Il not hing heavy tncNzh for CT. busirers Ap
ply to c. GRANT q CO.. 81 South WAse1.et,
GREAT BARGAIN 0HR MFoOT BED. allyCH
lefoot bed .sI3 Inn panrf; pricr a4G The rhrsrst
hot eseE Offered In tic West ". j. JAMES / CO,
, 1870-10-01
Cash Policies.

OFFICE OF STATE 1SsUElScH CoNrlNz,l
CHICAGO, Sept 30. 1870.
The State Insurance Company desire to eot1ect
the statement made by an Insurance Agent IN
thts mornings paper to the effect that thcre are
but Two companies that pay losses In cash with
out oiaeount CEalmg against this Company,
acceptance OF the proofs, snd ara settled Win
REASONABLE despatch, x1d Htfhnut pxalieaeion In
Tue neNBp4pcN RoEF. GNXIl, Secretary.
, 1870-10-01

Tho TurK,

TIE TRoTIINQ MATINEE,
Wdtch was 70 have taken place this afternoon. at
nrxfer PatE, for the bencnt Of the Home OF The
FE'endless, has again been postponed on account
VI tne We2tnef, which See ms to be determined
thAt that worthy institution shall not be bapent-
s': However, the matinee will take place On
saturday next, Proyidepco permitting and it
tween the well-known black geldln9 Cooler and
Graves Bay Henry. ~''1
TUE MAPLE GROVE MEHrNo
G4tEsnuR1, Ill. Sept. Sr.-The fAll meeting Of
INC Maple Grove park advertised for the 97tt1 TO
me soth Of this month has, on account Of RAINY
Meathes, been postponed TO commence OCTOBER
Eramme commencing with the second Gav OF the
rainy. ~'1N
, 1870-10-01
Palmer HouxA

This magnificent hotel, which was vtstset, on
lts o: euiuB night CAST Monday, by 10000 OF cur
citizens, ID now 1l!c,l by guests Who are not back
wanl in acknowledging 1t 10 be the best hotel lot
the city. Nj. Meservc may weM be proud OF hIs
success In occurring rhe high reputation he holds
among his patrons. and the citizens, whD are now
speaking good word for hin.
, 1870-10-01

a boy named Peter caseJ,7 years OF age, Wa
sehu1H ,e ny Gssn Sy
sirrts. ~,.rt.ly afternoon The :1adB right col
Jar bone was fractured and hts head bnf!y rnt
$40 South Caual ttr~ct, and attended hy Dr.,
Gtif.s, who considers his condition dangerous,
Policeman Butter arrested Schufx and locked atr1
NJ IT. the Entnn Street Station whcre he VIII wait
Al 3hrcslsIatfon rs TO the cause OF the acctdcut
"A scn Of Mr. fsuTtou, residing at No s. West
tlni, CT strrct wns run over hy wagon on Thurs
dr.. afternoon and a Ills right leg badty ru4hti.
, 1870-10-01
DIED.

MOOpY-Iu Menrhii. Sert- Il. Jtme> s. Monty,
xrrt1 /. year1 oplr child Of tAe tate Captain ) II.
Woody, ard Franlton Of the late Hon. JAnes SIZED Of
The funeral .oaE p1a.c the eth, after solcaa
*'ss5rFTEss1st Iii resideper. 81 wes. Mad.tou.t,
Sert = of pueu1noria- Stlvarus D. Strvsas. aged ei
Enner,I tnasy Oet l. n 10 oe,oek .ra At the Ftrc
Rspsist Church. corner q Jactsou .nd I>sNn.is:s.
triends of The family ATT inritea e .;fend.
r., Wife Of GecTFe FAssctt-
Funeral Saturday Dc1. !, at o'clock r. n. Friends
Of Tic faraiiv NJ Invited to attend
PRATT-NA MaIy B. Plaa.- ascd 81 rears x1d !
funr.1l IRON the residence. lis Hoyuet. hts sfes
ncsu 1t half ra1te
~ Rnxtcn rAret1 plestC topy.
SllfLEY-Jhursaar Sepk. ~ At9 O'Clock IT,, S4tAA
f. 7ocpEczs dapEhts1 Of Dcnri4 E. and SaEal II. Sib
lev: ased I1nuthA ....-.
Furr1s} from thr houae. 40 1Iaa HtchiEsu-ay toA5
o'eioek 4, n Ftirude Of the family invited "a
attend 1{tlout further Eouex.
, 1870-10-01

VIC advise every woman who Wishes to get q
Doty Washer and Universal Wrnge.. Get
them II y0u have to tive on one meal tlay. You
have no ldca OF their excellence. They will eave
mnnet, strength, and even your llfe.-Phstadet'
EhfQ {fal Christqn Recorder.
, 1870-10-01

Across the Mountains to San Francisco
and San Diego.
The party leaving Chicago, Oct -. for San
Francisco and San Diego, are anticipating, ~ they
f. r1ltar, ". H. Francis, No, 1Go Washington stsc4r,
Will accompany tho party through to san DIesa
Fare reduced for this cccaStoH.
, 1870-10-01

TN waA 30 badly se3lded that II d!cd i: = O'Clock
yc1erd1y. 1twHs seated brattto tta nunthcr, Who
10 CONTENTS ,ntn q cup, the handle brore and the
alrnst }shi11ug water was thrown over The little
0ssea body. Deputy Cpfpnes Speat8 held an In.
dettI 6y the Jury.
, 1870-10-01
French Royalty.
From the .Nrfe }oFk H'cr3d,

"Uncasy licstLe head that wears the crown"
~ the sentiment put Into the mouth OF Henry
", proud BolinSbtoke, who in his own career
Ar nsutper, and IN tho murder o. his pre4le-
cent deposition OF Napoleon III, and the Vi.
cissitudes OF his career. call to mind some his
:o1ical recollections, which, il not very IN
etructive in this ago Of repuhlicanisua, are at
least interesting. French history is specially
xerlete with the misfoEtnnes Of royalty.
Louis Philippe, tho royal predecessor Of
Louis Napoleon, began by fleeing for his life
from the Republicans Of 80, and ended by
deelnE heforc the Republicans Of IS. uie
carly experience had taught him to put no
faith in tho tender mercies OF an excited peo-
lie. whose enthusiasm might easily run into
fana.iGsm.
Charles T.. true Bourbon OF the direct
line, who had 1earncd no good nor forgotten
snv evil in the exile and allveIsitY Of his race,
insisted On ruling as Of divine right The
crIonnancss against tho press and the advice
| of the rolignacs brought the revolution Of
| 1880 and the three days OF July upon Paris,
| and Charles Z Vas again AL exile.
| Napoleon, the man Of destiny and fayorite
| Of fortune, could only be hurled from his
pride Of plsce by the combined power Of all
| The Kings. He atdicatoi once, broke faith.
| NAB again deposed, mud ended his career At
Ievou1el BY ceaselcss regrets and memories,
Louis XVI perished by the Suillotine. A
helpless, harmless m1n, upon whose unhappy
head the Sins Of his ancestors were visited.
Louis XVII, \ b.by king, = mere legitimist
phantom Of royalty, died in the temple from
Yrivxtion md neglect
Lonis ". le Desire. = minister Of profit.
| eacy, the friend Of Pompadour and Duhary,
the proprietor Of Le parc aux Ceris, diod 4
King and in lis bed, but with mono To close his
eyes, for every attendant was away from the
dying couch, either on pleasure or to pay cour1
to tic rising sun.
Henry ", the crest King, tho Feenchman'i
royal ideal. lived youth Of coustcous captir
its, and after manhood Of war attained lii
crown by abjuring his religion, and died b,
the knife Of EAvaillac In 1910.
Charles X, the abettor Of st. DR1tholo
news Dsy massacre, died OF disease Of bod
aud mind. brought on BY semorse for the hos
! nd crime.
| Henry III, prodigate 4nd unptincip1e,
ruler, was assassinated BY jacques Clement
a Dominican monk, in 1853, and masses wcr
offered in church for tho xssassin.
Henry IL, br1vo and able prince. T.
whom was owing tho annexation OF Metz
yerdun, and Tou1, with the adioining coun
try, A. the price OF his allianee With Branden
burg (noW PrussiA) Against Charles 2. An
Austria, w.s killed by the stroke Of lance i
the eye, in 1853.
| A.. f.-k - xhA Lf~An ~ A1,fvs1
, 1870-10-01

An Enemy In YouF rloufh.---Do
ret put IN enemy IN your mouth 10 stcA away
your teeth. Beware OF destructive tooth wasaea
.tat!ons or SozoDoSr Insure lite lease OK
soubI teeth arI fragrant bre,,h, by adopting the
fragrant SOzoDokT. 3:
"SPALp1$Ee GLrR," handy shout the house,
r.entis everything.
, 1870-10-01

Meteorological record for Sept 80, 1871. as ra-
ppred hy j g. LanGgutn, Jr., opttcisu, M. III
ltsEsi lnh street. correspondent to the Smith
sotian Institute: Toe small le1tess Aso the IQl-
q .drs," ''moist atmosphere" "1ain.~ and
"hDOw:~
, 1870-10-01

Lost ART Ekevtvcd.-1t Ia said TIM I
lie Rrnan ladies' eElhrnwEe1 theft fstea 1a1E
~tth Transparent nui,l. hut tho sectet Of such 8
I. unostttnn was unInoxu to- a7y Ico'te.n chem
lie, until Phal,n discovered anil produced ht:
ylalia, or Salvation for tho Hair. sold By a:
druggists anil fancy goods tieaae.s
, 1870-10-01
Tho Industrial Exposition nj Gin
CfnnAtts

CtSCISyATI, Sept s0.-The attendance At the
Industrial Exposition was fully as great as ycs-
tc1day. when 1ht re were 1900 visitors, More
rcreons are present now during the .lay. Frank
the main features Of the Expnsttlon for Le4iite :
and HnrpsTs wecEies and Loalou lNtuirufet
.tfrx The exhibition may be said to be IN ,utl
tide OF EuGces9.
, 1870-10-01
Tie board Of Supervisors.

TIC cntnn.ltsee recently appointed by the Boari
II supervisors, to .rqn!rc into the mater Of elect
IL. Supervisors Under the new constitution, beut
letter Q! Inquiry tc Judge McAl1lster, at Ottawa
ant yesterday morning the County Clerk received
1:.r following reply:
t.A. e. Gi.:s.-. Ey..
N1Am A.n r,--ftt11, this morning, your conr1ura
t~up. .nrlor're r4U:utiou af the Board Of 4apeE.
t'.s. LEGAL 0rtuiou relative x
th rl,et, tnp11 fsss under the new coustitctinn
ss.nntts+ the n,ntT the other Judges. znd II
imtu1 f.. :hr -iur1- I..t.a t1t # would b. cHts,
t~-.-. ic.";~s for ! Judec Of anf court TO CON
tni, hmsr ": "i s.mrt. Mren qnes.ions which INA;
l. s, it for ADJUDICATION. fctifnE deeply scuaI
kI -. tho tusf~rsanrr, and ptrhapa difficulty Of th
trtt i.tsnlvt- and the candencc in implied h,
tr!,tt ts:n the reTfo4fnsntr Of the dufy which Ia
t.-.Iut.4I7 .1nTs<--r-
Win k'tat trrrret. an, etc,
W. NcA1IIsTEn.
tl1Ayt. Sr1t z. IE.n
, 1870-10-01
KMd I n~t Eo;a-
MINIATURE ALxJ
Miscellaneous.

CHICAGO, Oct- !. {ssa.
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