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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-10-06
Neuefte Na@ri@teu.

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9rdtnibfeterlt@feiten res ELECTROMAGNETIC
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fainter @etle unter grocer Gbeilnabme
pes publifums fatt.
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mar bet leBte Sag Der Staat8 Tair.
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-10-06
Sem 6u|ten r1ebr.

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seniet etae J1ai&e fur cine Cur. 9Diso tn erp1sn glalden
DON Drupeifen ~Sertauft. prets etn Dollar. 60 tt ture
etpene 6Gnlb, peun itr buffet unb ltsbe. Der BalIan, tu>
rlrt.
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gDtrb BET allen Drueeifen perfauit unb and tn reipettablen
6alcons. prets ein Dollar PER Stuart 8lal&s.
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~foleenteu Counties ME fplet %aa9ebptea:
&pun!tes. Slat Il. Set n 8erl,us.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-10-06
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Isnar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-29
~ AcHA prrp OF FACTS.

Space Is valuable in a Newspaper, and it is there
fore proposed In this advertisement to con tense a
variety Of facts. important to the public, into
small compass Those facts refer to HOSrETTER5
STOMACH B1TrEBs-what that celebrated medi-
cine Is, and what IL WIN do. In the first place, then
the article IL stmulant, tonic: and alternative,
dsting Of combination Of absolutely pure spir-
ftusus agent with the most valuable medicinal vegs-
table substances that botanic research has placed ct
the disposal Of the chemist and the These
Ingredients con pounded with great care, and In
such proportions as to produce preparation which
invigoraes without exciting the general 81 STEM aad
tones, regulates, and controls the stomach, the
bowels the liver, and the minor secretiye organs.
What this great restorative will do must be gather
ed from what ii has done The case of dyspepsia, or
any other fern Of Indigestion in which 1t has been
Professionally administered without eff7ctiRg o radi
cal cure is yet TO be heard from, and the may
be said of bilious disorders, intermittent fever
vous elections, general debility, constipation, sick
headache, mental dependency and the peculiar
plants and disabilities to which the feeble are so
subject. 1t pures all the fluids of the body, in
GLIDING the blood and the gentle stimulus which il
imparts to the nervous system is not succeeded by
the slightest reaction. This is a chapter of facts
which readers. for their own sakes, should mark
and remember. au29 eo3t8w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-29

AN ENGLISH medical journal INDUCES in the
followinR agreeable Vaccinations as to the
health OF the contending armies. "Besdes the
Dreadful death-roll OF slain and wounded, we
may soon expect to hear of disease causing
ravages in the ranks of the hostile legiOns. Dyse
EMERY is commonly prevalent in the Rhine
provinces Of France and Prussia, as we'll As i'm
Belgium, during July and August. The favorite
treatment just now among French surgeons is
bismuth in full doses. Ipecacuanha seems to
have failed with the medical men on the borders
OF the Rhine. If the war be not suddenly con-
cluded, intermittent fever will, probably in
about month from this time, be epidemic. 1t
is almost sure to be Of low type. Then these
fevers win assume remittent form, and true
camp fever will become established. 1t Is not
improbable that causes Oftyphus will also occur
In numbers to cause anxiety, though other
forms OF fever will probably be most prevalent.
we are, OF course, presupposing that every
hygienic precaution will be adopted, for neglect
OF any would be sure to give rise to proportion
ate loss. We speak only of what is to be expec-
ted under most favorable circumstances. As
autumn advances the weather will become a
more potent element-rheumatic affections aud
diseases OF the lungs then taking the lead At
present the one question Ia whether the camp
will be exposed to heavy rains.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-29

Il The prisoners IN the st. Joseph mol Jail
struck, last week, and refused to do any more
work, until they were give more and better food
A voice comes from Washington Territory
saying, "Send us wives!" And q thousand male
voices respond, Take ours :"
@Twenty troupes Of blonde burlesquers are
to invade this country in Autumn.
- Nothing like cold in the head to humble
man. 1t Is pretty sure to bring him to his
sneeZe.
~ illinois and Iowa are now said to stand al
the head of the wheat-growing States In for
mer times Pennsylvania took the lead
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-29

BALTIMORE. Aug. 29.-Cotton dull and unc cha nQed
nominally 1875. Wheat-Receipts 26eOO bushels,
mostly damp Maryland, which is duh, with sales at
red. s l30aS 40; common, SI.lOaSI Is; southern
white. 4oaSl IS; western red, q 3saSi-S. MARY
CSC .asl mixed western, Ssss5c.; white western s5a
$ Sc; yellow western, sessss; Oats, 7s4sc. Rye,
SIDES, clear do lsslS4; shoulders Isl ial5,z
hams. z1ss26. Lard dull at EsE1i. Whisky dull at
- asked do ls6 az bid. do coupon, old, So, bid;
do, new, IS bid, C. asked
NEW YORK, Aug. E.-Stocks very dull. Gold
l64. Money 4a5 per cent. Exchange, long 9zx short
los.. 6Ds, lSS2, coupon, l2ts. Virginia 6's ex-
do new, 3Ih.
NEW YORK, Aug. 9.-Fiour quiet without de-
cldea thspge Wheat quiet and unchanged Corn
quiet and steady. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-29

There is nothing surprising in the fact re-
Gently telegraphed North that at a vote taken
nj one OF the Virginia springs there was a ma
Jority of more than two to one in favor of Ma
Poieon As against the King OF Prussia. Indeed,
any other result would have been not only sur
Prising. but evidence OF base ingratitude on the
part Of the voters. The majority OF the visitors
at these places OF resort are ex-confederate SOL
diers and sympathisers, and they have not for
gotten the efforts made By Napoleon in their
behalf during the late rebellion by his de mon
STATIONS in Mexico. Of course "Gens. Bean
regard, HNdee, and other prominent south
erners, cast their ballots on that side.n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-29

There Is ground for apprehension that the
whole population Of the city has not been emu
merated by the census takers. In conversation
on Saturday with two gentlemen residing in
d;herent parts Of the Second Ward, they both
averred that 30 far their premises had not been
visited, and they had reason to believe that their
names and those OF the other INN ates have not
gone on any list. 1t is possible they maybe mis-
taken, but too much care cannot be taken by
those charged with the important duty to see
that every name in the city appears on the list
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-29

PoIITIcAL--It 10 declared by the Greenyille
Union that ex-P President job nson viii not n nder
any circumstances, be o candidate for Congress
from Tennessee.
j. CLANCY Jones, formerly q prominent demo-
cratic politician In Pennsylvania, Is an aspirant
Tor Senator Saulsoury's place as L. 5. Senator
from Delaware.
Horace Greeley was nominated for Governor
OF the State OF New York, on Saturday evening.
by the Workingmen's Central Union, local
Political or ganization Of New York city.
Hon. o. j. Diekey has been nominated for re-
election 70 Congress by the republicans of Lam
caster county, Pa This Is equivalent to an
election as this district 1.-THE late Thzddeus Ste
vens) gave MIR. Diekey majority OF 6,3i9 two
years ago
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-29

%KNIGHTs OF PYTHIAs-A special meet
S ing Of Liberty LODGE, No o. will be
held on ~ ESDAr NIGHT, August 81, at 5 clock
az Ocd Fellows Hall, Navy Hard. for the DUR pose
OF conferring degrees Members of the order are in
Niteo 10 Attend aus 2t+
%NUTICE.-There will be a called meeting of
S Rising 81 LODGE, No. ,365 q q
D OfO. y on TUESDAY, 3oth inst , al n, O clock
FOR business Of importance. BIZ order Of
,ou ID. A. BERRY.N
JOnN - GhA1,E :. 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-29

While Mr. Greeley is warmly urged in some
quarters for Minister to England. others OF his
friends are hard at work creating public opinion
IN favor OF bus nomination As republican candi-
date for Governor. There is danger that be-
tween the two bundles OF hay the eminent phi-
iosopher will be long spared to labor as editor of
the Tribune he should be, we NAV add. Tina,
is his best '.hold, and if he lets 90 he is oon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-29

RAILWAY CONsOLIDATIoNs.-The Chicago
1TlbaHe is exposing with a vigorous hand the
evils OF the system OF consolidating railway
companies IN this country and IN England. A
striking popularity of this consolidation of
railway corpora tons is that ii is wholly illegal.
There IL no warrant Of law. and no principles
of law. by which IL can be sanctioned or sus-
tanned. Ii is rank assumption and usurpation
These corporations are chartered for specific
purposes These charters can no more be con-
sOlidated than can the State governments that
isSued them. The consolidated corpor atoms
except so far as they rest upon their several acts
OF incorporstion-have no existence known to
the land, and are frauds upon the public
SO well established is the legal inability of
railroad companies to consolidate their charters.
that DO case, involving that question, has ever
been allowed To be brought to a final decision.
The consultations have been accomplished
by silencing every person Directing, and this
process has cost q vast amount of money, which
the public have, In the end, been obliged to pay.
Fortunately the work has been 50 oyerdone as
to bring about direct issue between the people
and the mOnopolists. That issue has to be tried
ut the polls, in the Legislature, and before the
courts. In Illinois the people have ALREADY
taken ground In the matter. By the new con-
stitution no further consultations can take
place in that State, nor can dollar of fictitious
stock be issued.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-29
rCLEAR AND HARMLESS AS WATER.
EzTTAN'S CRYSTAL DISCOVERY.
ENR THE HAIR.

~CLEAR AND HARMLESS AS WATER.
kzTTAN's CRYSTAL DISCOVERY.
FOR The HAIR;
hrss iySes a, Rai1 70, R.,o.ns SG % ,s a,
Hq,r rs OIts.nai Color and YeTtajri Appsaraae',
1ers qfhs Har ssa siSp Ks fa IL ,oo the
Il Is perfectly harmless ard entirety free from any
place Of all The dirty and unpleasant preparations
been handed n. irem man. o on o nave ALREADY
n which f9y r.. Articles on now calling In
the CRYSTAL p.eo1esy i Is pe RI use are
Clear and clean .. ater it does not soil the clothe,
sl s Has ans mfe q
the color Of the Hair n1oTs perfect and nnJormfy
from days virtually aas oa sSs s :. ID
Of the Hair with all the nourshing qualities neces
positively than thing else The ap PHI
aud cooling eisct on the scalp, and gives the air
s's:ssy and elegsnt appear ance
every where IT does give entire satisfaction
&c 10 such me hGass half the
IN thi. spiendid article that We will Rrataitously
ususE Dis6otsT rs Tnk i TskS x NV
NJ, . WAsHINGIoN, Aus gust Is, 1870.
,nes Susb, .,,1 S some time
own recommendation, and alter thoroush trial am
s.a TO say !, has sfcnmpiishsd even than You
water RESEMBLING none Of the dirty preparations in
natural Color sr sm aas saS
h;s s ~ ses;@~snd is gss e q. needing any
0 sas very 5f1;.ssf ss HALL 10Th and streets,
rDK. JOSEPH rABER Johnson he. re.
coRSER OF new YoRR vi AND On ao tns
sIHhET Once hours-o toss N, Il tol m,
rL o.o.F. n. member, .,
HARMONY LODGE. No. .. 1. o. o. p.
are requested 70 Be Runetnal in attendance a, the
MONDAY EVENING, 9th inst,
ats O'Clock, business OF Importance will be con.
i y ::s:r of the I'aNei s. P ALLAN s..,.,.,,
N%CAMP MEETING AT VIENNA.
ofS. Carp Meeting 9. Vienna, ..iri.. county.
Special trains win be run on the Washington and
Leave Als.aedri. daily .s.esp. sundsy ,st .. m.
'Is S sSns:s # Ss sa q: H:S
Fare for the round TIP :: Sc.
en2. " 0ene.al Ticket Agent.
NTAILsURH's FoLAs SOFA.
s3l lsrH STREET.
oDpposits United States Trsaslsy,
| AisskSekH. vICHY, sELrxRR,
SARATOGA, BLUE LICK, ~
BEDFORD AIEIRAL wArlRs,
- On DRAU0Hf
/ SIkAM OAneEfBHA3IN0 wORKs.
| We; ~ Mar. ArssEe, ssf,csss a. asd sfA ~,
lhe CLcersgned 70 now prepared 10 an ma ~,
Der e short notice in the CLIAEInG or CA ~
! fEIs, OF al qualities and sizes. for inforn ~.
call Tor circular. Uy&-nI il, IiCI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-29
No. II BAL SOCIET
BE EARSAL.

A full rehearsal THIS (MONDAY) EVENING
At clock, August %. Every member requested 10
be present. II
OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOLs
S The teachers Of the Public Schools will Ia
paid their salaries for June, July, and August AT
29.h instant. "
Sweeps will be paid for the same time on TUES
DAY. the 18th instant. j. e.. PROCTOR,
au29-2 Treas. Public Schools
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-29

Confederate Generals are no p,entv a. ,na
Nnginis springs that they have To carnp ont-
@The FAN bonnets are 10 be trimmsd w,,,
bright flowers. 'e'!
- Rev. i. 8. Kallock, Who created such an
immense sensation some ten or fifteen wear.
ago in Boston, 10 editing . paper In Kansas.
~The latest development In woman,s riyb,.
occurred IN Boston the other evening wher half
. eozen women indulged In q swimming match
~General Ryan, the Cuban fllibuster Va.
released In New York Saturday evening. ar
Judge Stewart having gone bail for his appesr-
ance in the sum OF SIS 900.
ga policeman. Samuel Lake, has been Ar
rested in New York tor completely in the theft
Of $1,000 worth OF Wearing apparel, the prop
erty Of Alderman Irving, lately recovered BY
to police.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-29

The number Of immigrants to New York last
week was 3oyS52, less than two-ffths OF the
weekly average in the early part Of the season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-29

Determined to be in time for the final assault
On the French capital, our enterprising towns
men, French, Langran & Ogilvie, have publish
ed complete map Of the environs of the city
OF Paris, showing the country for a distance of
twelve or fifteen miles on the northwestern and
southern sides Of that city, and about twenty
I've miles eastvardly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-29

GARRorIsG IN NEW YosK.-The body of
James Il. Einsleigh, an Eighth avenue New
York grocer, missing for several days, has been
washed ashore on Staten Island, bearing evi-
cence Of death by garroters who had robbed the
person Of all money and yaluables.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-29

A MINISTER CHARGED WITH BIeAMY.-Rey.
Mr.: Lord has resigned the pastorste Of the
NJ ain-Sueet Methodist Church ut Patterson,
OF bigamy.
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SUPPLIEs FOR INDIANS.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
OFFICE OF INDIAN AFFAIRs.
WAsHINGTON, ID. G., August %, lS1O
this office until Il clock M Of MONDAY. sep.em =.
D. lso Tor The follow ing named articles required
Creek: Cheyenne, and Grand River Agencies, in Da-
xSAHkI8S GE2M FREEk AsD
10000 pounds, gross weight, Of Beef CATTLE on the
7O.Ooo pounds of Bacon clear sides.
AT THE MILESTONE AGENCY
l4i0o pounds, gross weight Of Beef Cattle, on the
10000 pounds Of Bacon, clear sides.
AT THE GRAND RIyER AGENCY
2"Ieo Prounds gross weight, of Beet Cattle, on the
10 o. pounds Of Bacon: clear sides.
tie al steers in eoDe hess6S aad es
sge at least one Thousand pounds each live weight,
wien practicable Their delivery must conn enc. encs
az al essm 81 The points with the exception
ms ssont S Sna Isl ni nnS tn q
the whole quantity will be delivered; and there
Quantity as The respective agents snail re re- ahsn
At the milestone Agency about one sixth do Of
must be delivered on before the LIST of JANUARY,
HI, and thereafter monthly at the other sgsf!
That there may be no failure the part of the
cont actor, he will be required keep the Beef Cat
delivered when required by iSe agents ana sbo no 6s
IL be ascertaned that he is not collecting cattle in
he fail 70 turn them into the agents as called for the
undersigned will purchase, csnse to be urchasel
Beef Cattle as he may elect, at the expense Of said
contractor.
The Bacon must be sound and sweet, ana will be
he delivered at Chicago Ill before the 1th Of
September next, and be subjec. to inspection by an
agent to be appointed for that purpose,
Proposals will be received for the delivery Of all or
any u the above named supplies.
The undersigned reserves the right TO increase or
diminish the quantity Of each any of the arichs
provided that the Increase in no case shall exceed
Payments will be made at this Office on presenta-
sion q prvpef receipts from the agents to whom the
Bids for Pe'f Cattle will state price per pound
etoss. The proposals for the Bacon should state
the price Der pound, net.
Each copy Of each proposal must have copy Of
tnis tdvertiseneLt slip from newspaper pasted
Eobid will be considered unless accompanied by n
written guarantees Of two responsible parties, not
biddersj to the effect that II the bid is the
bidder Will immediately enter into q written con-
tract in accordance Herewith, and that they will
become sureties on his bond.
The right IL reserved reject any all proposals
u such course should be deemed Tor the interests
zach bidder must designate his place OF business
where commuL icstions sent to him will be received,
the 70 be entered in his contract should one be
Proposals should be inclossd in an envelope I'D
dressed 10 tho updersfgeed, and endorsed {" Propo-
fais for Supplies for Indians"
are invited to be present at the opening Of
the bids.
auN.7t Els. PARKER. Commissioner