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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-09
THE DAILY REPUBLICAN

THE DAILY REPUBLICAN
Nav be had of the following dealers:
George Ellis, opposite the Postoftce.
A. Simon, No. "a Exchange Alley.
&C. Haley. No. l9 Commercial Place.
C.G.D. HOLE, No. 81 Exchange Place.
James Ennis, Pontchartrain Railroad
depot, Third District, also at depot foot Of
LAFAYETTE street, First District.
John Schafer, corner of Ninth and Con-
stance streets
J.W. Long, corner of Love and Enghein
streets, Third District.
e. s. Marks, opposite Jefferson market,
Sixth District.
w. r. Dirks, No. 81 Annunciation street.
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MACON q, uA1ILIN,S ORGANS.

Adapted to secular and sacred music. NJ ror
Churches Lodges and the Drawlng-rooin M
order and require no tuning In quality o. toiie
and workmanship they are unr1yata riioo'
w awe LOUIS GRUNEWALD,
Southern Wholesale Agent, l29 Canal street.
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r ANDlNG EX GARDNER COLBY.
FROM BORDEAUX.

r ANDIN(; EX GARDNER COLBY.
FROM BORDEAUX.
SARDINES-
So cases 100 \ Chs lie Dantee.
500 cases 100 We. Rozier 4 Fills.
200 cases 100 Potel < Co.
$50 cases 100 Angereau.
SO cases 100 Lcroux.
cases 100 Tertrais Balereaus
1888
WINES
20 casks Chateau Dillon, S45.
% half casks Chateau Dillon, s As.
casks Chateau Dillon, $50.
30 casks Chateau Dillon, $25.
20 half casks Chateau Dillon, $25.
30 casks Chateau Dillon SIS.
30 half casks Chateau Dillon, SIS
100 cases White Wine, Sauternes-quarts.
so cases White Wine, Sauternes-pints.
POO cases White Wine, Graves-quarts.
50 cases White Wine, Graves ints.
"a cases Muscat Wine.
CORKS-
10 bales, 10000 each, pointed Corks.
For sale by
c. CAvAROC.
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MYSTICAL INSTRUMENTS.

Just received from Europe q large invoice Ger.
man and French ACCORDEONS, Violin ana Gm!laf
STRIN(iS: Italian vIOLINS, GUITARS, FIJI ES'
BRASS INSTRUMENTS. The trade supplied at less
than New York prices Country dealers, statlohers
and druggists supplied D
ma Tn 81, IN Imnnrfer No. l29 Canal street.
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So "ArcH:'''': w" WATCH:
THE GREAT EUROPEAN
Eureka Aluminium Gold Watch C0mnauv
SD WATCH

THE GREAT EUROPEAN
Eureka aluminium Gold Watch Company
Have appointed j. +. WILLIAMS l. CO., jewelers.
SOL Broadway, New York sole agents for the United
States, and have authorized them sell their great
EUREKA ALUMINIUM GOLD WATCHES for three dollars
and to warrant each and every one to keep correct
time for one year. This watch we guarantee to be
the best and cheapest time keeper that is now in
use IN any part of the globe. The works are in
double cases, ladies' and gents size and are beau
TRULY chased The cases are made of the metal
now SO widely known in Europe Aluminium
Gold 1t has the exact color Of gold, which it
always retains; it will stand the test of the
strongest acids; one can tell it from gold only
by. weight, the Aluminium Gold being one-fourth
lighter. The works are all made by machinery, the
same as the well known American watch. We pack
the watch safely in small box and send it by mail
to any part of the United States receipt of so:
nifty cents for packing and postage. A KEY is sent
free with each watch. Money should be sent by
Posfoffice money order or in registered letter
Address all orders and communications to
J. +. WILLIAMS l. CO.. Jewellers,
noo At" Sol Broadway New York
co WATCH..... WATCH
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NO CHOIR SHOULD BE WITHOUT 1T.

NO CHOIR SHOULD BE WITHOUT 1T.
THE AMERICAN TUNE BOOK.
Third Edition Ready.
A collection of all the widely popular Church
Tunes, Anthems and Set Pieces which have
formed the foundation OF American Church
Music for the past fifty years. Containing 1000
choice pieces selected by 500 Teachers and Choir
Leaders
Price, ST. 50; 1913 so per dozen. A specimen copy
will be sent by mail to any address post paid, on
receipt of price.
OLIVER DITSON l. CO.. Boston
nov3 Is Z. H. DITSON l. CO. New York.
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NEW CODE OF PRACTICE.

NEW CODE OF PRACTICE.
New Code of Practice, with Statutory
Amendments from 1928 to 1870, and all
References of the Decisions Of the Supreme
Court to Twenty.First Volume Of Annual
Reports inclusive, and other Authorities,
with an exhaustive Concordance and In
dex, complied and edited by Hon. Albert
VOORHEES,, will be issued in a few days.
Price $40.
b. BLOOMFIELD,
no9 It Law Publisher
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SECONDHAND PIANOS.

SECONDHAND PIANOS.
SQUARE PIANOSat Sl0O i l25, + $50 and upward
UPRIGHT PIANOS at $ 100, 5l25, s $50, > lis, 5000
and upward. .
These Pianos must he sold, to make room for ne"
pianos nuw daily arriving Bargains can he
cured by applying at once. Also, for sale cheap,
number of PLBYEL PIANOS which have been
rente, out from three to twelve months, and are as
good as
LOUIS GRCNEWALD,
Piano Warerooms 129 Canal street.
oc23 2,ln s Il " It
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We purchase SHORT and LONG SIGHT on BOS-
TON PROVIDENCE PHILADELPHIA and CHI
CAGO. -
Also STERLING and FRANCS. and CHECK AT
SIGHT Oh German American Bank, New York.
SALOMON Il SIMPSON.
1,rn D.,
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NEW ORLEANS RICE DEPOT.
A.. MAUREAU,
43...............Peter Street,. ..........4
Between CustomhOuse and Bienvile streets
ALWAYS ON HAND
IA GE STOCK OF RICE.
ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED.
fel9 2p1y
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resumed with hardly variation
The Seventh District Court for the parish
of Orleans, in which presides Judge
Thomas Wharton Collcns, and the Fifth
District Court of the same parish, in which
presides Judge Charles beaumont came
into direct collision yesterday i'll the case of
Mr.. Wickliffe, Auditor of the State, vs.. Mr..
Warmoth, Governor of the State, and a col
ored appointee of the latter named Deas-
size, and others. We do not propose to pass
upon the question of law between Wicklitfe
and Warmoth because that will be the sub
,ect of judicial examination and decision.
We do not express any opinion on the
merits OF the dispute between WarmOth and
Wicklitfe. That we have nothing to do with
and do not wish to concern ourselves with
Now we recollect having seen some such
neutrality as this during the rebellion.
Men stood around with their hands in
their pockets declaring they did not take
sides, nor care which conquered-the gov
eminent to which they owed allegiance
or the wicked men who were attempting
to destroy it. So with the great States
rights organ in New Orleans. It was in
different whether Louisiana caught and
punished a thief who had been robbing
her, or the thief escaped, with decided
inclination to hurrah for the escaping fugi-
tive. The result of this sublime neutrali-
ty was that the juries let Wickliffe go
free until his career was stopped short by
a Republican Legislature. There are
several other cases now on hand-that
against the robbers of Rochereau's store,
in which the Bee can develop further its
natural impartiality.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-08-11

lton's lber ben Grfsn erofen Sieg, mel,
DIN ete @ranp Mrr1se trrruln8en Drei
Dtptfipnen Gran3ofen seee1 ! met
prtub. 6 . nj "a enten Snfanterte.
Natdrli& purpe MeB gu Gbren pss erc>
zen Sie9es nod an, lelber Nbe1p tuu,
minirt. 4
@ie ,peni9 aber bic Granjuftn felbH
pom Sa,braden pls mili,drldt YoGticn
balten benefit bieNa@ri@t pom Web. bab
bic frana5lI@en Truppen rem YloB 0ar
nidt oecupirten fonrern iofort 'pieeer PER-
lieBen.
Na@ten 2ouiS unb tein Sitter bas
@&auipiel an Der @aar NIT 70 piel
@ouli0enefeet in Scene eeieBt that au&
Gueenie ra9 tbriee UNI bel, oroben @tes
per iranj6f1&en @aHen in paris feierz
LID gu celetriren. @ie be9ab fi9 nit
ibren Ni@ten IN bic &apeue BON Nctre
Dame be8 @tctptre6 uno lief fir
ben Mlten uno ieinen Suu9en Elm feier>
li9e6 6o9amt abbalten.
@m Sage mad benz @efe@t BET @aar<
briden battea bic @prpofen BON 8aSai>
mes Corps Elm @@armabel NIT preulil>
l@en Sd9ern.
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D!e Gtnuabme oon @e,f :nburQ

Die erfe S&la&t 1T ge?Gla9e1 ; unt
bic beut19e Mrmee> preubil9e unc bairi>
i@e Gruppen pel@e in pielem slorreiden
Sample unter pem peri1nli@en@ ommaaz
b pes &ronprin3en Grteori@ @ilbelm.
ben Geino i@lu9en> @eibenbur8 NIT
Sturm nabmen uno bic Gran3plen aus
ibrem befeltisten Eager oertrieben, 1T ale
@ie9er aueremielben berpor9e8an9en.
Meb bebarf feiner illumination mebr,
aber in pari6 ert5nsn nofir bic bumpfen
16ne oer MarleiQutlL pariS brltet Nez
pollution
@eibenbut9, wel@es NIT Gem Bajonet
BON ben preu6iiden unp bairilden Grup=
pen i'm Stnrm 9enommen wurpe 1T cine
befefi9te Staot an, redten ufer Der Qau<
ter an Der barij@>franatFlaen @ren3e.
Die @taot lieat an rer Giienbabn anil
l@en Nanep Strabbur9 uub Neufart
7 teuti&e Meilen nprp1Rli@ spn Stra6>
burg.
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Oa8 6cfsbt bet Sarbruder

Die Ginielbeiten Qber pieies erNe
@efe6t in oielem &riese llesen uns lest
Dpr, uxp f6nnen mir ni9t umbin einem
Seleeram BON Nmiterpam, wel@es bic
Na&ri@t fiber jenes@ efe&t beltdti9t bei>
aujtimmen.
Da0elbe bs3ei@net ienes @efe&t als
tinen Ibeater Coup, tpel9er ouf Yaris
bere@net 1T unp feineSme9s a!s Elm nil
litdril@er Grfols betra&tet tperpen fam.
Aueercem betra4tet YreuSen Saaibrl=
den als cine militdrilae poltton pbne
aue8epeutun9 unp bate nur eine@arntz
lou Don AN @pmpa9nieen Snz
fanterie un9efabr oOOMann balelbf
fteben.
&m 2. @ueu1 II rbr MorBens pal
7rte Elm frans6fl6es Corps unter Gene
raj Gro0aro pie@mn3e unp be0ann iofort
gu refcenos3iren. Die preuB. Truppen
,paren ouf Der @nbSbe i'm &dden Der
Staet aufeeFellt. Grei Dipii ioren UNI
ter Tro6arp ma@ten fofort etnen Mnbrif,
ano Die preuSen 9aben na@ fur3em @e>
fe9t tbre poftipn auf. Der @erluf auf
beioer Seiten mar serin9. Die Gran>
3olen beI6o6cn nu, Don ber Mnb1be- pie
Staot NIT Mrtilerie unp 1eBten popur@
mebrere @duier in Branp, - tab bic
balbe @tapt bur@ Geuer SeriSrt ,purpe.
unb nun fommt Der tbeatralii9e Ibeil
Der Mfaire. Napoleon ianpte iofott folz
eence bombafil9e Depei@e an Gusenie
2putS (paS 1T naml1@ cer Sun8e Don
GrannfreiG) bat feline Geuertaue
erbalten. Gr berabm ii@ febr falt unp
u%nbefansen. Cine Dipilion Grofarps
farmte Die &nbSben bel @aarbrldsn.
Die preuBen leilteten nur :furjen @ioer<
fano. 2puis uno Sd paren Dor
Ger Tront, unb bie&ueeln FoSen utl ure
berum O9ape bab feline ein9eidla9en
bat.) 2outs but ii@ eine&ueel ,pel@e
Ct auf mS@la@tfeloe fanp aufbemabrt.
Die Solbaten o~erAoflen Ebrd>
men iiber feline &%altblltiateit. %, ibr
alien @aiameiber D @ir 1erloren ei>
men 9ff3ier unb 10 Monn. .s
s.a Napoleo IL"
Dies If 81 au,tli&t Dtptf&e Napo.
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4ett.e Na@rt6t ten.

36nie @ilbelua 1T am Stem AusuR In
Main3 ein9etfpfen une bat al8 Sber>
Bunce6felpberr Der Deuti9en Mrmee fol-
senpe proclamation erla0en
~Deut1dlanp ftebt beute pereint ba &C.
oen cine bena@barte Ma@t &pelde uns
our@ cine &riesserfldruna, bic In teiner
@eilt 9ere9tferttet tperten fam, titer<
rai@t bat. Sic Si@erbeit bes g ater
TT In @efa5r! un1ere Gbre
uno unitre @eimotb tteben ouf benz
Spiele! SD trete beute pos 0ber<@o
munpo an. SD 8ebe 3uperf@tli@ in
oielen &f In ,pel@ert unlere @dter,
unter dbnli@en@ erbdltni0en. in frdberen
3eiten 10 rubmpoQ eetdmpft baben. Das
aan3e @aterlanb uno i@ lelbft ieben auf
Gu& infer @ertrauen unlere unbe~
pinete 3uperf&t. @ott pirp NIT un(e<
rer eeredten Sa@e iein n"
Gin Berlincr@ Correspondent i4reibt oe>
fern, eoe ote preuB. Mrmee fir ben @n>
sriF i&laefertis iet uno balp ben &rie9
auf fran3bfl9eS'@ ebiet leiter perpe.
,@ie ni@t 3u oerwunoerd, bietet bic
f~lerifale Yartet in paris MQes auf, bic
&a!lerin ~ berpe9en> barauf gu brinsen>
oab bic fran3. 8e1abune In Rout SER
bleibe, ba Der unfeblbare papft In Sc
fair 1T. Derielbe bat aud bereits
nit Der italienil@en &eeierune @erbanp<
lunscn a~nsetndpft.
Sc miro ferner beri@tet ta6 bic ST.
nerale See unp Bcaure9orb ibre
|Dienfte .oen1&atier a,,8eboten baben. Sbr
@eiu@ 1T jepp@ abeelebnt ,porben.
@on 8afel aus tomn,t Die Na9ri&t,
oab niirttember9ii@e Grupperl an bel
@ren3t IN Der Ndbe bon Baltl faticniri
fnD, nm, bic bapii4en Eruppen baltlbt
3u nerffdrftn.
Die ~8e9tnpdrtt8t AuffsQun9 ber
prrubi 1Arnse an Rbttn NIB 90
$E4&12a
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Yin unlere Mbonnenten'

Da @elc ~ renjenteen @rttteln se>
bbrt bic Der Drufer INNER brau@t ee
unS aber ni9t m1alt@ it, BET jerem
a%bonnentsn in perlen oorSulpre@en, 10
baben mir fulBence 9erreu ermd&ti9t,
@elptr fir uns in Gmpfan8 ju nebmen.
NQe 6utttunsen perpen bon .ote(er
0fFee brett au69eteut unp f1nnenNbonz
nenten. bic an einen Der MEDITERRANEAN
Neenten soblen, pieielte na@ umSebeno -
Yo(1 bel pemlelben in Gmpfans nebmen.
@inneapelis - u. anpblau9.
Nep tlm - GorRt.r.
9tilwater - 6. Rattenburg.
@incna -@ nj. &eu6.
@sspine g. 6. entity.
bentsr@pn - AbamB Bud.
Gbasta e. SPIES.
&arpsr - m. q litf4fa.
SaRtrss - Yfetfe.
Maniato - s. $. 5artman.
81. Veter IS m. g @immt1.
ypuns Nueriea - @ebr. Alderman n.
Daeonia -Ssbn 8ebrtnftlh.
6aribault - g. GIedenfetn.
9uttinipn g. Blazing.
Wabalbarp - @ep, q. 2apea.
Reebs Gambling - {. 9annemann uni
81. % atteri9.
ct. Gloub 81. @@6ntMau.
@bniins - s. 8pbbarb.
SNsp-Spbn &tma n.
@atntppn -0puis 81 a #.
Redforb - Sobn2ubel4er.
9o@efer q BaiblY.
@anb Greet %. @ebrine.
Sc Sueur S. 6. Maag.
Drontenac 5. g 9neiDtr.
Rasen @team 6. Ne9.
Belle Vlaine Is. M~ebntr.
Yrai,ie Mpunb s ) @rIt@.
Dulutb -9ermann OSWALD.
Glairmont 6. 9 utbrin9.
D1sGslpiQe -Vbil. Drei1eL
Ob1!e's Corner - 6. pppptb.
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MINNESOTA STAATSZEITUNG
DonnerfuA ben 4. Nueuf 1870.
NepublifanifAe GonDentipn.
3weiter @on8reB Dtfritt

Dit republifanii9en Stimmseber bes 3peiten
GonersB- DiRrittes Don Minneiota lnb biermi>
aufesfereert, Delesaten III elmer republitanii9en
Difritt-G onpsntion, tpel9e
Dpnnerf &, ben 1. Sept,
IN ct. vaul abeebaltsn tpsrbea pirb, su tpdblen,
um tintn @anoioaten fir ben Gonereb 3a nomt
niren, pelder in Der na9aen @abl BON ben t.
publ.tanii9en St.mm9ebern unterfaBt tpereen
5ou.
Gpleenbes 1T bic @ertb,iluns BET Delegaten tn
iebem county i'm 8erbdltnib 3u benz republitant'
i&en @otum in Der leBten @taatspabl tr ben
Sber>&i9ter 6. g. &ipley. Sebes @ountY bat
einen Ganbibaten at large unb fur te $50 rspub-
lfanii9e Stimmen unb ben 9rSberen Brudtbeil
ber{elbfn einen tpeiteren IeleQ ten:
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Mus 9 onftan:tnopel wtro bert9tet, baB
|'ber Sultan teu reuen FRANC. 8otidafter
cine auoien3 9e9eben uno IN berielben
Sen @eianeten Der >parn1en% Sympatbie
bes ,franttn ManneS" In Der Iarfet NIT
ben, anbere,, ~~tranfen Mannt" an Der
Seine perfi6ert babe. g. 34.' :
Die Meeetiationen tpel@e :,fdr3li@ nm,
ter ,he, bis jebt teutralen Md@te1 In
Glpren3 ,tattSefuncen baben UNI: eiinem
,anperen, franfen Wanne, bem popftt, RE
Neutrolitdt bes ,&ir@enRaates al: fdern,
ioueno, erfolsret& semefn fem unp lou 1i&
ip9ar England .lrboten baben, mil, elmer
Glotte, ben Yapf 3u bel9lben.,. Dies
mare iepenfaae far Gnelanp cine gun
fti9e @elesenbeit in Der &rieesfraee 9anp3
urbemertt uno, neutral nber .tennIpl4b
actin auf3utreten. .. -. &
pie Sefuiten m69ten germ ben paapift
mad Malta i@iden.p 5 <earj 10 mi
3mii4en ben fran35Riaen urb 1beut<
lden Sploaten her pdpfli6en Arraee if
60 -bt4ereits ~ 3witteteiten sefpmmen.
Der papa bat einen Brief an. Napp-
leon 9eldrieben In mfldem er fein I'M
ipeioeutises MibfaQen iber lie 3ur1d-
3iebun9 Der fran3. Belabun9 aus, Mon
auslpri9t, .Dtele &eulonitrattcn tcnnl1
jebp9 sus (pdts ba bas lsbte fran,6Nld,
O.A~..A Tlus%n 01.Lt~ L
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Nne &epublitaner I'M Diaritt ebne &ad1&t
aaf fribere 6aftionen ilnb ernRli@ aufeeforpert,
3ur 9aruaonie Der Gonpenttun uno Der Ginieuna
xnb eem GrfUl9e bsr Yartet bei3utra9tn.
Hut Beprbnua9 Der Committees,
y. .. @tidneY, 8orlbenber.
8. 81. MetcaIf 8prlHenber.
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-
Die Tren3ofen eefblaeen.-- Ste rdu'
men ben Nreuf nsas SD.
800 Grun3oitn eefansen e%tnomnen unp
cine &anont erobert!
preuben @er8reift bic Of
f@en1tSe
- .
&orlSrubt ben 4. Au9. 6 l1br
80 Minuten. Mo&mittaes. Cine farfe
prtubil&e s uppenma&t rddte ,1nter
COMMANDO hes ,&rpn prtnatn Grterri&
Bilbelm sebn Meilen in :frans1fl&es
@ettet Elm. Die Yreuben tas s.. sunp
II. preu6. Mrmee @prpa," unterl1dBt pcn
benz 2. 8aterii&en SriFen Gen. Duuay's
Diptlon Don McMabons Corps an unp
|trieben b~ie1eIbe BON Dem
|Gelor Ole preuBen baben
pas fran3b1t1&e Eager i'm Be-
|ltb. Der Sie9 rer preueen par uul>
fommen. j
@eibenbure unb @usbau purben se>
ftlmrt unp NIT benz 8ajpnett ein<
senommen. -.
Der fran35fi&e General ber In ber
Mme1enbeit Douaps c%ommanbirte, @o<
wte ;wet 1einer @tabsoffeiere tpurpen oe>
t6ctet. .
Cine &anpne unb 500 per,punbete
@efaneene fslen ben preuben in bic
5dnpe. Das preubilae @aroe @renaz
bier unb bas so. &eeiment litten famer.
Der preubiide @eneral &tr@ba@ 1T ser>
tpunpet.
Sefrei@ unb Stalien.
Cine New- gort Depei9e pom 3. iaet,
boB es poftip peri1@ert iei pab Stalien
unp Sefrei@ Gin Blnrnib nit Grant>
reid uno England ems NIT Yreuben ee<
i&lu0en babe.
@etBenbur8.
Die @tatt @ei6enbur9 ODER @i0en>
bours i'm ffans1fl@en Deportement Sic,
perrbein, in unp bel welGer bic pbcn er<
pdbnte @@la@t 8el@la9en puree 1T,
cine Stapt BON ca. 5000 Ginmpbnern
unp # ber Gnbpuntt elmer @eibe BON
@trl@an3uneen. a.
Berlin, 4. Musuf.-Da8 omtlt&t
Bulletin Der &eeieruna 8tebt iber pas
@efe@t bel @aarbrlden fpleenee Gin,el<
beiten. y
Sur cine iebr f&maae @arni{on laa
In Der Stapt> als Die T%ranSoitn tn brei
@clcnnen 9eeen bic Stapt pprrldten,
pnb tie @arni1on I'D 1ofort aurad aoay
Grob pes befti9en fran36f1&en Artilz
lerte Geuers, bel tpel&em in bielem ST.
fe@t lie Mitraiueuit gum erfteu Male
In @n>penpun9 8ebradt ,par, &purpen
muir 3uef 0ffjtere unp 70 Manu eez
t6ptet. ."'.t''~' ..'2.'' $50
Gin eneliiaer fpe;tal Correspondent
In Saarbrlden 1drteb leBte Mcntaa
Na&t: 5eut Moreen eeeer 5 l1br
madten ba6 erae unb brittle Battalion
beS 4Oiten Gulelier &egtment8 NIT .16
@el@lben unb et,em gfpBen @aoenz
Grain auf Der StraBe BON &aarlouis
berfommenp ibr Gri@einen une purpen
bteielben 3uert auf einen, |6lael apet
Meilen BON ber @tabt fi9tbar tame,t
! aber ni6t na@ Der Stabt 1pnpern f&luz
gen ibr Eager in einem Gelpe auf Dem
6ioel auf. ~ .0s.l see.v ~ ,3ad0
Die Sruppen purben BON ben Gin
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-09-29
MEMPHIS TENNESSEE THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 49, 1870

earth wall required throwing up without
there being any protection beyond that
Of the fascines and the trenchers had
TO lay their weapons beside them, our
cannon giving them no covering ! am
told that the usage of the besieged in
such cases is to FIRE briskly and to make
sallies; but now we learn that the be-
sieged neither fired nor made sally,
and our most difficult and efiicacious la
Dor is happily completed. We may be
said to have arrived at the fifth act OF
the drama, which is usually wont to be
very bloody, if only correctly played
out. When the glacis is crowned, and
the erection Of the preaching batteries
is completed then will the fortress have
to surrender, and that may in all proba-
bility occur in the course Of few days.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-09-29
A Retrospect of ROyaIty-When
King William and Napoleon Sat
Side by Side.

- .. -,
Fsris Cor. New YORK Herald'l
AS | stood in mute observation, vivid
scene rose before nae, y was one had
viewed there IN the year OF the Universal
Exposition. A cortege that consisted oil
four emhlazoned carriages, each drawn
by handsomely trapped horses drlyen py
stately coachmen that looked lke Lord
Chancellors, ana followed by lacqueys
that looked like wigged barrlsters.
Tha first caleche came pranclng
through ana siEas filed the air: On the
front seat sat klng htlllam OF PRUSSIA,
our Christian guess" by tia side OF
Napoleon III, whose cold gray eye
watched Bismarck opposite Ihere had
been saturnalia OF speeches at that
day dejeuner, all about the blessings OF
peace and congress OF nations, and the
race which Prussia and France were
going to faa i0F priority IN the arena oil
industry and ciyillzati6I, &,
The lovely high-born Of the iahd tad
each some pleasant reminiscence, OF
Cosst Bismarcks visit. He had held
the fan OF oasi had placed the char Tor
another; picked up .tae ReFtnmed mouc,
choir of third; and shown no @Sose Qi
tho seat of war in his brains than Napo-
leon la eoBld see when both drove by
me at the Bois.
But to return to the trio. They sat
there bOwing to the people, whose pros
trate bodies have since returned the sa-
lutte on the battie-6sla,
In the second carriage came gracious
Eugenie, in white and meqve, her swan
like neck bent forward in sailing con-
verse with our Fritz" whose teats
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-09-29
Publisher and Proprieto
LIES CONTRASTS,

Meath the green lines of sunny ciimes
/ mark in earnest talk,
A withered flower-gone bloom and power
A young bud on the stalk.
o, gray-haired man, who fain would ban
ALI pleasure to the boy;
Whose cranks and quips fromThrivelled lips
Deal death to every joy!
O, man Of guile, with soulless smile
o, cringing slave TO Geld
Tell not to him thy story grim,
A tale best left untold.
o, stera and cold o, gray and old
Cast not thy shqdow o'er
The faith Of youtb-tte trust and truth
That thou canst feel no more
But let his hours be wreathed with flowers
His Dawn, ere rises Day.,
Be bright and fair. as thy days were.
Ere winter chilled thy May!
There is a time for jest and rhyme
Life's clouds rise all too soon;
Its SHOWS descend towards the end;
Let roses blow In Junel