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Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1870-03-03

A well-knOwn yOnng lawyer OBJ
tanned a divorce for a pretty and
wealthy client. he sent in a bill for
$1,000. The next day tie lady called
on him and enquired if he was in ear
nest in proposing TO her. '' Propose
to you, madam / didn't propose to
you, - replied the astOnished attorney.
q Well, you asked for my fortune, and
I thought you would have the graca
to take me with it, - was the calm re-
ply. The layyyCl Wiltsd,
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1870-03-03

"A meeting Of hOrtieuIturalists was
held at Kansas City the other dav.
The President believed that, as an
apple region, Missouri was unsur-
passed. Apples arr better favored
larger, more solid, and better keepers
Fere than anywhere else. They can
I1lse good applesas far South as Boston
MOuntain-bbelOw that they fail. but
then they have peanuts and fgs. He
thought the railroads centerinn here
gave great advantage to fruit raisers,
they open up many markets. aud rruit
needs rapid transportation. He did
not think much fruit would ba sent
southwark, but we have the noun
tains aud plains markets. and onr
apples are of such spperi9r quality
that they would brinS the bfvbest
lriee in New York and other easferr
markets. He had spoken to directors
f eastern railroads on the subject ~
western iruit, and they replied +" that
there was not enough Of it to make it
OF interest 20 them there was no place
where they could load a train with
apples.
We should raise good fruit. Some
kinds that are good in the East are
not good here. Some of the seedlings
raised in Arkansas and Missouri are
uPerior to any imported kinds, and
hey have the advantage Of being
acclimated we know how long they
III eontinue beaIing, and how much
they will bear.
The Society was now to determine.
from the experience Of its members,
what were the best kind Of apples to
plant, and in what their good quali-
ties consists.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1870-03-03

lin y = > HNFlI Us
little bird flew
To the top Of a tree;
The sky Il was biga.
And the bird sang 30 me.
So euder and true was the strain
The singer, hoped, would remain:
o little bird, stay ana prOl0ng
The iaptures the grief Of that song.
y little thought came.
Came out Of my heart;
II whispered q name
Tint made me to start.
And the rOse-COlOred breath Of my sigh
Flushed the earth and the sea and the sky,
Dela!-i little thought, o. delay,
And gladden. my life with thy ray!
From 1.-THE Woman Who Dared" BY
Epes Sar gent, published by Roberts Brothers.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1870-03-03

To BE HAPPY.-Buy fair, sell fair,
take care of profits, and live econom-
zeal.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1870-03-03
FALL ApPr.rs

Maiden's Blush-adopted; best.
RanbO-adopted. Some interesting
remarks were made in regard 10 this
favOrite apple; it grows much larger
and handsOmer here than in the East.
Jut loses flavor and becomes mealy:
hould be picked before it becomes
luite ripe.
Fall PiPpin-rejected shy bearer,
Fall 'Wine-nOt decided.
Fallawater-adOpted for trial.
Fameuse-adOpted for trial.
Northern Spy-adopted. This apple.
counted in the list Of Eastern winter
apples, fails to keep late here; classed
as late fall tree slow to bear.
Pennsylvania Redsteak-adOpted.
Sweet NOnsuch-adopled.
Yellow BellfOwer; shy bearer; re-
fcrred to committee.-Sg. 10. Union.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1870-03-03
SUMMER APPIFs.

Early Harvest-best; adopted.
Yellow and White Juneatfng-men-
toned not decided.
Benoni-adopted, for family use;
Red Astraehau - adopted long
season.
Keswick COdlin-referred to COM
mittee.
Canada COdlin-referred to commit
tee
Carolina Red June-adopted; bears
young, short lived.
Sweet June-worthy Of trial.
Early PennOck-mentioned, not
discussed.
/ Sweet BOugh; rejected.
Golden Sweet; for trial.
Am. Summer Pearmain-adOpted
sor family use, beauty, flavor. :
Summer Pippin and Early Joe-not
discussed.
, 1870-09-18
BELGIUE.


+ {s4erIal nerps,th U the New York Nera1ll
LoSpoS, Sept. 17.-A despatch from Mu.ten-
.euye, i'rietnns, of the 18Th, says the telegraph
TINS 10 Paris are cut. AMI MI cnuuu,un!catton
With the bceicgt.l city Is severed. French, trains
proce.st through tic cities Ut Souhcru France 10
the trnnticr Of Belgium. The people throughout
shat portion OF France aFc dnwneast- They have
NO organization and IN chief. THY stem gui.C
discouraged anil altogether unavailable IL. soldiers
snd thr, express sentiments Ut hopelcssness in
the COURSE 1t FFancr. Thej cp,a'aT to !,cl taat a
Sa;n,tun !Ekr thr First might ulyat retrieve eve.
rssh:pE; tns, u such leader cannot i,t fnun'l
thvy ,itsse 1race- The Impression universally
prevails that Nl~flaEk Will III sa.i1e,l with moth,
ing Irss thau concluding peace with the German
'rt,1ies within the walls Of Paris The sympathy
If itc HelgiaEs ts eirOnViy III favor Of the French
II Is well known there are 100 500 Roel fighting
ist ava,lat1c In the northern French rrovtnccs
Int there Is nO one 10 organize anh leaf them.
, 1870-09-18
Af1STB1A

'U>S., scrt.1'--Thc sessions q. the Kclchsta,n
''!sntrt t'-tay. The Emperor. IN speech, sail,
N sit = <angulhn:y war 1agcs between two great
"a;tcna, Austria cntnys pearc. SIR should now
n}oy herself Ia consolidating her constitutional
>t-ltuL He regretted that Bohemia not rrrrc-
-,ns.t'. though it WAS through lack of patriot
I'm. TIE present task before The Legislature
;, :" reconcile the anatomy c5 the separate King
,sorns with .hc strength of the Empire: psuyisle
far lhr chn,cc OF delegations: r+e1sla,e The rcla-
t.rrs Of Church and Star.', which hRtf been un-
settl~1 ly tho abolition Of the cuncorat; aEcanGt.
fnr ttr reorganization and rcfor1a q! :he Jultctal
system: rnn>tEer lil relative 10 pubic tAs,suc-
11cn; and provide for the revenue.
, 1870-09-18
MURDER IN HYDE PARK.
\ l.ahotcr NcatTn to Drnth by Several
Men. Nho Make Thrir Escape

Tn Monday las, murder was committed in the
town OF f1sie Park, blt The sleepy individuals
Who govern that suburb did not
rrre1t thr fact to thu police authorities Of this
city until O'Clock on Friday afternoon.
thereby Gty1ng the perpetrators Of the
lte.l plenty u tine to escape. The yictlu was
4 German naMe,t 1nan knttnr, .at.o.er On the
farm OF a MF. Drake, whose huuse Ii located on
the corner Of Cottage Grove as Junction ayt-
uuce. 1t sPrcsrs thas kAlmc hna necn seut by
M1 Drake 10 drive home a s1euve 0f hogs which
were grazing 0a TIE prxir,e. liz went after
Them torrlhcr, and started for his employer
house. when Rs'out mite from II, on Junction
ayeruc, two youpC mcn approached, aal
asked him what NJ Was going to TO With
fhpsc hpgs lie feulictl that llc vas taking them
TO brakes farm. They told htn the pcs t'd not
telopg to him. but ht persisted n sayii that thrJ
did aud drove them forward Ihc men then a;
racket lin, hut he punished them 70 sefetSi,
that they ccasei, au.i went after assistance Ns
turning in few moments With three other men
fhe whole crowd attacked him. One assAa!tc'
hin, with ttr handle U! ~htt!h1Err~. aa'
struck him on the head several times, smAsoini
IT, his skull and Killing him. They tfen tan m, Mn
subsequently left for parts IN Kun%h Inc ~ W
| allowed 10 rrlnatn on the rta:t1e nntll aEesaa
nntnIuc. when some 0sir tnnk II AWAY. !ac ~
| 1tcttyes sho age working on Tho casr. nave nee
| unable to end the remains, n1'I cannon eoaps
tu1r what has become OF It. The rTatl1e W
| woo,ls we're searched without success. A par
| Of wurkmrn who were nxin2 the roan"as, W
| se,lt It OF car.usc those who committed II: .
soon az the hoAy Is found tho Coroner vi! noiN
iE9ut-R1, when ali the citcnn,staneea o. Tilt Gu
| will Ge revealed
, 1870-09-18

TIE Cologne t;n..t.< says there arc now beroYe
Ao"11s clshlccn la:icrts IT morta.s aud
Ii1:ttt cannon. The~c nrc cn!lcct,ye,y NOR. than
seven 1h"asan'' sl".s 1nsn the city every ,.ay.
lhsfls ear-'oa1s o1 munitions, Including eight
thousand quin1als Of ircn. arc thus consn,.c,,
daily, The Gazette then gocs on to show how I'm.
mcnsc rus: be the tx1ense Of &,cscEinv I,ar,r. If
,aol,orftunaie outlay be required 1l,rr. ,ivr
times the resources must te c1haus,ed,
AI4AcE AND l+oRNAlNx 10 RE ASHExEr
ERCSsELs Sept l7.-A despatch from MczLeres
FAVE that Ut council between the Hing Of r.1<.
kta and German representatives, at nhetna., i,
was dect1ed 10 annex Aasacc and Lorraine, AMI
decline diplomatic interference.
x:iIARy XOyEAES11
CARiERCHE, Sept ls.-ss1onS German dc1ach
mcuts hare occppied Mulhouse, Ce1uay, and Bns
ka1cy. 1850
PARIS, Sept. 1.-THE commander at stFasoouff
General Csuch, tcicgrtphs to the war nepaf'
lncnt that the situation ot the city Is continual
, 1870-09-18

ENTrf>PNldfntf ~ 1Af C*ha1o 7FIbHNt.
PEE1S. S.pt l6.
Our nrsr annual fa!s, commencing uu Tuesday
next. rvon11ses TO be n great success. Over 1.AN
entries are now nalc, and more coming daily.
For the Il, ,oo1 ra:sc-:o te male in e:se-Ee have
the follow !ng Celebrated tEut1crs: Cooley, PHI
Temple. AtssEo%s: ": &: Thomas Mu:E,sss:'
l5eurv, Hockey, Maggie May. Champion N2ld
Italian Eoy, N.ngo, and numerous others
The fair will Last four days, and on each d.
two Races will cn1ur IN the purses for whkh VII
ts SrnE 81 opo 10 *sc', for trott.nE, running an,
pacing: IN all, over 1890 In premiums will -
awarded.
All borscmcu coucctac that our track Is the hes
mile track in The State: anil The recommendation
for man aEd beast are aMplc-
, 1870-09-18
WET GOODS
WET GOODS
w EFT
linen GOODS.
ROSS 4 G0ISlGb

tT'W open Monday morning.
Srpf. 10, IN auction Purchase
o. ores' One Thousand Pieces
or f'EsInin " Miff linens, Bftach-
<si mud F'nblfack<h Table DAM
asks, Totretfinys. Efetn-sftfchrsf
and Embroidered Linen k3tfkfs.
slfghfty injured by srnff,', ,srhfcka
fAey sriH offer at o!ae-Anff their
rnttsf.
.1t3.Lt.atn Totcf{s for ssl cts.
and 81 per dog. I1Hckablsc
7'otrttffng for 12i cts. Il yard.
6-l Table Dan.ask to,. 3Et cts.
Good Pure Linen fos. so cfs. a
yard. Pure Linen IKrs1s-sfffchetf
EIdkfs. for sI.25 per doc. Pure
Linen .Sft tffFf-lr0rkfH Hem.
| satL I{dkfs. for so ffs.; and
hare large daily arrirdta, In er-
cry department, Of the ntscesf
and choicest goods, srIslch they
| oNes. much bfIoar usual prices.
AT
| log l. los Slate->t., aud IT - Na>hinston-et
, 1870-09-18
PERSONAL,

J. y. Drumuond. Vice President Of the Toledo
Wabash i Western Na!itoat t1st Cooke, of shr
nl1n Of lay Cooke { Co. New York Pete: White
Marquette ~. ". finslcr, Sioux City -: G. T. hut.
ton. Pais:ey. Scotland O. Petc1val RushS Pills
sleiphia I. II. C1nahy, y. ". Pikr, and John J.
:. tooI. New York, arrived A. the sheEmBI
HOUSE yesterday.
F. Wilson ten. G.. norfgc sud wife, 1oxa
den .1phn A. Logan. Illinois u. II. Nc Woke
an,l taln'1, IS u. Fowler. Cincinnati: Col. SlEgl
HtckoN. Hon. .. ". Hatch. Springfield: Samue
r Appleton. lsns.ou: l. b. f1ctens, New lc:k
a11lSt.! At the fremont 1lopse tester,lay.
, 1870-09-18

4 large and enthusiastic f2t:fHlan meeting, ,nI.ltt
ltary Fair 1f the Ar1ny, was held Tonight. Keso-
lutions were passed expressing the t'l't 'tas the
aut, liberty were the OILY Safeguards agaius; the
attacks Ct Franco, and the proclamation OF the
Republic haA In ln Wise uttered the relations ba.
tMvtn the tcllXcfents.
, 1870-09-18
ITALY.
4 FLAG Of TKri.E.

ROVE, Sept 17.-The inhalh'ant* Of this city
sayr ftrriv.sa flag nf tr1cc tr,m General Ealnr-
ma. In command! Of the italian trpops, rho has
arrived very close to the city. The people receive!
:he truce will great demonstrations u: favor. a1t
will mot permit tho rapa1 Zouayes ~ rcsis: the
rEtry Of The italian tsnups,
FlAEEScK, Sept. 11.-77lc Ita1ian army is quietly
I'M: rapidly orcuPytns tile runttcial territory. 4
humlsr et tuwlls tavt lately i"cu entered With
lit nrrnstt'rn General lanzlrr, commander
the t'onftncal fcrtce, Irfuscsf to surrender
lOnrS.
, 1870-09-18

T
DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL S0MfSAI1oS.
rpuuy 1inl! viii ncmtnate the foilown:, Concft:-
s,nnal t.rke1 tn th.s city: Fourth District, i. $
sullivan ric' John Fox: tlfth, A. II. Tnee7t rie<
1. Ca1ktns, smith EIr, j.. or j. Winthrop Chaid-
! Ter: e!gGlf. james Gtt oks; uiuth, Fernando
/
, 1870-09-18

The Southern Tsans-Cont,nental Railroad TO.
met at noIn. 4 reIhtrt was made that mDrc
stuck was altcads laArn than was requlre's tn
rnnsttuct the 1o1h. Governor TharktuoFihn. Gen
erni Baisk., MAjnr tNrul!nl. 2!l.f Colonel Martin
were arrInt.sl Committee Oh by I.aws, ans tn.
tneet,nX adjourned
, 1870-09-18

=
.S7wvv v-Ntt+st. Thachef aud PAst.iae%
f}asutfvN - Fuv hour and forts tive lninatcs

,a4wv7.-Att+st Thachef aud FAst.sae..
f'ssatiU~-TNo h.llEs and forty five min1tcs.
kEMAKKs.
The game vas intensely Interesting through
mt. The ha.l leetarlnY made hr the White
stockings In the Del. in the nrst Inning, whereby
thttE opponents ri1t'i up four ruas together VITA
fhetr inabt'lt! TO take hn1i Of rsatts pitching,
caye the contest very doubtful aspect, a.sti
made It a{fa1eu, that nothing snusr ot M extrn
effort could avert defeat. The Forest Clsyk
pisye.l a very strong fielding game. and
anF one cnu3A see that sharp work would
te required to tfcicst Them. II WIS up.
/; hIl' business: hut The Whites kers tht.1
gin admt1s..5. an; o[ r,, ,EoeA, eteaa, a.s pay
tome ofi victorious. They hare rarely won i
samr which cost them more tio~nEtaht hasd work
1esneefa Int more espccially In thcr pitcher 1nt
sse,' csteecI. and 9, tndei fsatt and White haze =
superiois IN t1eir respective isitsnns n any ssris
| tshieaco nr,des itsclf upon defeating Cteve
land's due club, the more 60 tn,
10 opportunity has teea aa"nle'l N
, 1870-09-18
NEW YORK,



THE AARkETs.
NEw YoRE, Sept. l7.-The driving rain. which
}lstt d all day, together with ttr r1rnn!F Tarf Of
the last tiay Ut the week. Inpsrted e!ulness 10 ali
thu Will .trert markets. Tie 1ucag7cutss uf the
wal ilew5 also hal It's effect.
ECLn
was laneutA At about III. the fluctuations le!ug
only :. per ccnt. Tlle safes Wert trlf1inE IN
amount. Thr borrowing demand for gold Was
rather activr, the ratrs lrtsg at' per cent rcr
annunl, anil 1-Gi per ceAt nh'!1 Monday. The
SPECIAL shipments to Europe arr s+st .tsN.
GOVERNMENT noSDs
wcrr tlIm Oh Light market,
MONEY MARKET.
There IVES continued! f.4.l.nc ng case In ihc
MONEY Nlatkrt, ami b0rToHeEs supplied their
sirr.nrn.s at a96 rcr cent on call, on tle,ers OF
apprs'vc1t collatefals. though the bond dealers
were not paying over pc: cent.
RAILWAY sIocE3
we're little Oh fruu yesterdays quotations. The
market was quiet.
feEEp;S EXCHANGE
was 'ln1i, usual steamer .lly. AMI rates we're
unchanged hNEaiua!iy.
RAILROAD PROJECTS
TIE meeting Ut the representatives Of the three
arKs competing trunk liurs to the West, which
has l,ccn In session for couple of ,!ays.
hroke up last night without accomplishing
thu main eht,c:, which WIS tht adoption Of fall
und winter rates Tor the transportation Ut West
ern frciehts, which still about :: rrr cent le-
terr ,ho rs1aI rrfn+c- pr{ras r. von fornt ,ro
n,n,,,aa,@,,, - o.,n,," s,.,s :. .-.,,+ ,t.,., ~
i'ee..~Sse ~ " . .A*s ~ PAe0ens wv ''.S - W
@hc cheap tsctShts AIonte'i by rival llnc This
line which cannot be controlled tIr other curI3-
raf.ons ia a Srw England nrrnotza,fcu
pvv.,,r-r.s
|
There vas q continuation at measurement IN
hrral>tt}s, nni fur wheat t1aa NJ, refused to-
day fdE No. spring, which Is All advance VI l0c
| In fn,re t,ays.
:" '"'>
To the Aftoe!afed Pr>s'.
DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL SON1SATroS.
| New fnRK, Sept. 1s.-1t IL rep.1tc1s tn0t Tam.
! tpuny 1inl! Will nomtnate the following tnncrt.,-
srnal tcke1 IN ta's city: Fourth District, 4. s.
>ul1itan r'e' John Fox: tftlI, A. II. T~et1t rice
[. Ca1ktna, smith Els, Js, ar j. N1utAfpp Ehaut.
| Ter: eEGlf, James E1tpks: uItth, Fernando
! Not,t.
| GERMAN MEETING.
4 larZt and enthusiastic tl.:fman nleptIi,e under
thr at&jlrt tY the t;rprr1l Committee of The san.
nary FAIR af the ARMY, was hel.l tu-nishL Keso-
IL rnap states wp,t1L shortly be nitetj AZ union
au1 liberty were tt>r oIy satr-rua7is avaius; the
attacks Ct France, and the proclamation OF the
Republic hall In no nsc uttered the relations be.
| tween the tcll[gctent&
| SEw RAILROAD
The Southern TFans-Cout,nrptal Railroad TO.
met at mon. 4 re5nrt was made that mnrr
stuck was alrcais laArn than was required IA
ro1,A.ruct The ro1n Governor Thfrtruotthtt (;.n-
erui Ha.,h.. Majur turu1Iur. amt Colonel Martin
were appointed a Committee on By Iasss, ana tn.
, 1870-09-18
ACCIDENTS.

Two youn1 Nen Eamc4 John Mccarthy and Pc.
Ter Power, employed In McCosmtcks frun'lEy on
kinzic street, WEIR seriously injured ytst..tas
sttr,nru i's h:~tlnE mAcatnc, as wa.rh thvs
were working, giving way and falling On them.
ling street. an.t M. e.3 Michigan street.
At s:aa, last evening. Ismea Fl;xxerui, VII
WAS rmrfnse,l nj i. + T. RuckiuYham% elevator
nfar tho Michigan Contra! Depot, MIS- run over Ut
tram u eats On South Water st1+tt. an,i died
Al hts residence. NJ 81 Huron s:rert. ut 9:s'
He was al old au, and leayes i wife ant family
Elias BuEsteln. residing ut Nd = West Lax.
strccf. was run over tnd severely tntutetl ls a.
expires waErn OH the corner OF canal aud 1.akt
stttcts. lie was rakcA to his home 2ntt atttnAcf
!'s 1T. schal!cr. who rrun:'cncei his cet'ls;:';
ptera'k'ns, TIE '!r:ser VI the vehicle na,!e hi
c-c8fP,
, 1870-09-18
SPAIN.
TUHEEY.

MArRir. Sept. l..--Alt Int 'hr ullra Catholic
st.@ arr delighted ut thr cntl Of the fopes tclu
;pral power.
, 1870-09-18

On the 18th lpst-... \ barn and three stacks III
oats On the farm OF Robert Willis. near South
.rosc' IN Dekalb County, were burned down.
| !Se ekneF thon9ht q man na1ned Samuel Brown,
| rno 1Aa worked f9r him and teft the day bef0rt
| ac ats. Knew t0meth4nH About It, and. Acc0ttl-
tnaH tns. nan warrant neued for his arrest ies.
! ~ay m 1e - captured 1t the GaleuA Depot, and
~ ~! oe 'Aken TO Delaio Coatny, TOT trial. tomor.
, 1870-09-18

ESI1ASATt1< hkAANnKn.
I.nSpoS, Sept. l..-1t Il aat,1 that Rtsmz:S has
s>kch IN expauat,on FINN the Belgian t;over,1-
Eca1 Fog having allowed II ,tNo French soldiers 10
cnes hrr territory unchecked. In this connec-
ron tho last number OF The indtf&uiener Bt!:5!
SAYS: II II feared that Belgium aa% ;lrcatty
lranct toJ sharr!y 10 Prussia
, 1870-09-18

Arwoop-BRoCK-In Peabody: Mas.- At She res-
drnee 9, hfite's .iss:.. y hsy n1n;ou: q IL Il
Lizzie HfocE of Sewbur.-1ort. Maze.
klSG-PLsTr,1n hi, ci;;s Sept y, =. the r.. r.!
II. Kim oi Ncar,illt lsIa. md Mtt T. ". rta,t- u
this city. NHfAEds-
, 1870-09-18

THE LAST TkUrIiSE MATINEE
Of the season L. afIauXet IL take llace At Dexter
I'ark N saturday nrSt. The t!ei.th ii su1i saa:-
tcfs In lhtag1 during the rra>tu ii ts;u has hern
keeIS ftlt !,s tue y+rr VI loIsG lAclng, aull the
t.rt,inaEt !.&tlsCtiun las sr.en arranged will
he receIrtl with i1nllsIlal Interest 4 commits
tee 0f gentlemen NET LAST tycnltE a1tl dtctuen
u t1tt purse I'll zac1 Us Il pGrsris, 10 The WILL
ring llf,gst III y;kee q: uie ii ass tiHcen three
hu,tts, WhtSe appearance On 'hc track wi Se
attended With nIosr thau cassta! interest. First
nta, l.e nirlsfttpH MF. GnotlElths bay 1eltilns.,
MaithIt-.-. full hrOlf,"r IL {;a't$tullh Maid, aud
valued Ut e!a,tuu. What Matchlets can dp re-
malns to 1t tetn, aa be Ans ~ public record. but
tl,t kr."~!l.g cp,s a'Ee him down for norse
s'rE'- 1t his r'.Eoxgt4l s1=:-r. As the time
made in tlIr p,ousca race sill 60: constitute 2
:; gor s'nr tsss nEgx ana tune e., neiow st ,s tns
EubtAr, VIII, T. w' It kno~n erca',o1ts As table t0
~ very rapidly When r1cs5ga; aui Volunteer, tnf
gay grl,tinX recently puIcna=td In DrtElt bJ Nj
a1urs Sil1snr. nho Is reported to hsEe pait
}5,tfA tur him These three VIII make sucl
= race as has nc, been Satn on Dextel
Pasl ft.r Hany Gay. 0n .he saine aites1l,:t':
thts LILY slEp.uu ana Satinrt a'c a!rraly entered
aI.tt tno or three more @tul oues Will psuta''!,
4 lake part Il has been necessary to otter lhesa
pu1.ts tt lt!ns Gut tckc tnrsrs; ami to make vi
the rxFeadfare suitable admission fee Will ~
rharpc'l-al lttetf'ts IN eAcess of cAprlses IL IL
t.pnate't .o the linme Of thr Fr.clnllrss- 4 trc
| lEcI.ist'slt turnout Il anticipated.
| LOUISVILLE. Stpt. 1.-THE last OF the TALL race
/ CANE OF u Lexington to-day. Allrge GRO nd wa
| present. The tr>t sa':: for the iotursss stake
| 5.,nt:s. hrats. the club to add St,01, va
| Justly ". II tE Morgan Scout, beating Eatzie Ath
| crrn. THE following Is the result:
Marian S,out
| Tisnr. :.H. ~.
It nas thr ! cst 4-1nlic race ever run over TIL
| t.turst. In the Eecon1 race, 10. the Consolation
purse, for heateG hGrscs. there we're slx cuslc:.
fllaNk:
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| Ctrr Co.. i. t. Ssr,c Atchi4oE+ yr..s
| fHi
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, 1870-09-18
the EUROPEAN WAR.

Progress Of the Siege OF
Paris.
4 Brittle Supposed to be in
Progress Near Paris
Fort Tinccnnes, Being Regard
ed as Untcnable, is
Blown up.
More Hopeful Feeling Among
the French.
LONDON Times Despondent over
the Poor Prospects
for Peace.
The Prussian King and His Coun.
Gil Resolve to Annex Alsace
and Lorraine.
All Diplomatic Interference De-
clined by the Pruss'ans.
Iyfsulnrk Dcmsln&Is I'LL Explnnn
ton FROM Belgium.
The Commander Of Strasbourg An
uounces the Necessity Of an
Early Capilulation.
, 1870-09-18

IRCECLAT5 RECALLED,
Tic Fscnch lrUu-clads Nefr recalled felui the
Baltic AMI North Seas to prhtct 'herboorg,
1lavrs, and other ports from capture by the fsus-
SLAMS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-26

TEXAS and Mississippi have both
been furnished with a stupendOus
negro militia. Florida has been
robbed of twelve millions by adven-
turers and thieves, and Florida needs
a militia, not only that this knavery
may be forgotten in the midst of dis
turbances created, but because these
| evidences of barbarism in the South
promote Radical triumphs in the
| North. AlcOrn can send forth his
black jannissaries at any moment,
and at any moment convert Missis-
sippi into an intOlerable hell. We
have seen these things in Tennessee.
When the school fund was stolen and
a debt of thirty millions or more fas-
tened on Tennessee, and when it was
needlul TO have all this forgotten and
the North ex~asperated against the
South, it was then that BrownlOw
sent his horrible militia, as lawless
as Holden's in desOlated districts
of North Carolina, plundering and
destroying over the State. The effect
throughout the North was marvellous
aud Radicalism was greatly strength
ened. The common people of the
North were made to believe that we
were "fghting still and still destroy
ing" Is all this organization of negro
militia in Texas and Mississippi de-
signed for ends accomplished by
Brownlow? Alcorn may have too
much courage and self-respect to en-
gage in this fraudulent and shameless
course of conduct; moreover, he is a
Mississippian; but Texas and A rkan-
sas, ruled by foreigners, may be SUBJ
jected to horrible outrages to accom-
plish the ends Of shameless politicians,
who destroy States, rob communities,
and are guilty Of countless crimes, to
maintain power themselves and to
invest Radicalism with supreme Fed
eral authority. For what other con-
ceivable purpose are these militia
forces designed? Why subject States
to such burdens for no adequate end
which any human precedence can dis
cover?