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, 1870-09-04
u 1suu1r stoned by 1nvlh4ble Hands,

E1V4A {hs kt1t<Hd11Ffh ttNQ-f fNs- pfnGfMt
About fifteen miles from Le.Eenwo.th, near
the Benham Salt Works, sand. house that
seems to have fallen reder tho oisplcssnre Of
come epil;t or sri1st'. apparently rot Of this
Ho'a. Il ia occupied By, Ar. Beuhaaa, aud
mcoeed thess my4tc1ions doin.s. stane:;
weighing frc11 two to four polucH ata being
constantly hurled 4: tie ho1se, and mgster.-
ou= knoclinGs acd npptncs arc tee-l At ali
Lines OF day aud night. When tho throwing
the horse supposed 1t to have been the work
of some Malicious. pei -ap. ard kecordiu;lr
watch Was eet to discover the 1riseLef-ratsr
Iut in y4it., Not +toae would Le tho IN
while any one Was on the watch. bus just as
socn as the guard Wat w.ti'di -wn, t-en tho
What ~ more mysterious still. ths r,sks are
invisible until they sttile the horse, though
frequently thro1n At midday
About forty pereonS determine |, il pos1ih!e
to solve the mystery. Accordingly. tho e7t'ro
party vent On guard sround the no .se. Hour
after hour passed, and not = ttone wss thrown.
Half the guards wc-o N:.hdxawI. and p1a.-l
inside the house. Still nothing u1usu.1 o.
cp'ted. Authe guards, except Que, wers cali
I'd in- ETel yth'ng Remained qr'es, not
s.ene VAS cast. The rem3irins gnsra vas
called IN. snd scarcely hal the door clo ,ed be-
bind him, wien whack! hsns! crash. went
falf dozen stones s.:;>in:s tte honse. TIE
do0r vas thrpwa open and all lshed ont. Not
Il thing was to 10 seen. The door wss sga'n
c(oeed Hith all the watchera inside, a-1 rocks
struck the hnuse II bsfore. 1uen came u
knocking at the doer. 1t WAS Immediately
opened, bIt nothing could be seen;: Two men
stood holding 70 the door-knob, and
- room II the first tap was given they thsew
the door violently open ard epranS out, but
20 cauae for the knocking could be discovered
The owner OF the house has frequently con-
ces1ed hiuse1t under the porch. and woul,i
! crawl out when the noises conueuccd, but
| jurt AZ soon a. he would set into position to
ete. al noises would cesse. The larger the
| crowd seeking TO discover the mysiery, the
| ,nt1a frequent and n.ore violent are the
! demonstrations Fer ei1 *eeks has this state
| OF Affairs existed, aud the mystety ia no hear
CT solution thin ut the beginning.
| The yard asonnd the houee is literally COW
escd With stones thrown By this Invisible
made tg he avins ED,ss5lsa. Tbs
being fourd impossible TO keep g),,s in them.
As yet no ono has been st-aek By the stones,
though there have been some nsrfow esc.p's
| Every inch Of Etound within two huuurcd
| yArds Of the house on eTerr Eide has beer
carefully tearched, and no hiding plaee OF anJ
kind mas been discovered. The family cont q
ne to reside in the houae, and express thei'
determination to remain Al long aa there ia
Tlsnk to project them from the stoues.
Various theories !. to the cau-e of thes.
mysterious doingr have been suggested, IN,
absEdaaed for want OF grounds to supper
them.
, 1870-09-04

ders Or Ribbons. or trippery OF any kind. He
looked. says tie encny." like country gen.
tiemap at1ayed in some rural uniform. and
grave With tha charge, aay, OF 81 drTonussss-
ment. Yet lis hrst worda were Of a ebiyatrous
Ffencl. II an sorry yun do nut un,,etatand
GcTman," taid the Prince: "you wuald other
1ise lave heard our eo1diera admire and o.
teein yo1r gallant eountrymen." Then, With
perfect delicacy, be detailed the oxteut OF his
General Rs1ult and other dis'ioguislei fos-
men. He had tcen to Zee &hcul. had collected
nesssges and addresses from them. .nd MAS
mailing arrangements that al hia pfiaoneIs
Nho w;alied *hepla have Eeans OF Writing
homo to their f1ieads- THIS considesa.o act
Frilz's nature- hi, soldierls conduct III
the field, AID his tsntcrnsta alike TO fiead
AID enemy stter fighting, aa,that It cannot az
tontah any tE~ to hear tho y5c:ot OF weisseu-
burg and Worth tutoring these seuteas:s: ~
do not Ike wss: 5eat!csacn. II taaou!d regal
Of peace, this is tue tlird campaign that
have leen compelled to fight I vent over
lie battle field sesterday. It Was fnghtfni+
II It cnis depended ufon mTsef. thla war
wcn1d cpd here. It IL your Ministers md tho
Emperor who uould haTo 1t; it waa not Va
mind which hsd made him praise tho French
t1oopt, he co1npli1nsnted his capuves on thsa1
srt,3tere AyoxinB, With the most complete
fra, K, csc, that ka lind ontnumbered Mac
Mai.,, en1 .s.st itwsa the settled plan Of The
campai9n to outnunober the French every
wLeie; tothez~sae," he said, r would pre-
Ter 10 retire." After Ills, With courteous
'aa1utaticnb, the Prince SLOWED the captured
iouzEllietn to depart to their own advanced
posts; and it is plain to be esen that while
Fritz nevcs can hare coreted the mission to
Kill Froochncn By the Thousand, Ffenchnea,
II their turn, when they onee know him, sta
puzzled how to stylo him an '1euamy."
It il impossible not to recognize here tho
ineaments Of right noble and valiant gen.
tleman- Impossible not to feel that such 4
Aimee is ~crthy even Of sueh 4 Princess Is
the eldest daughter Of the Queen OF England.
Ne should not. perhaps, bo wrong in beiiev-
ing that tho transmitted gentiiesye Of the rpy-
atty which teiGns here has had fte intiqenco
pton the marttaltcmpcrs1uent Of the Prus.ian
Frltz, and helped to mite III him the qualitial
II peace-loyipg aud xmisble man to those Of
! thorough soldier. 4 hrpdrad anecdotes
[ might 10 cited BY those who know the homety
| English msnuera and CT s,on 1t potsdau. to
Prove that tho fUtnre German King il in truth
what this conTer. alton proves 'hiua--ole who,
| thoroughly desiring quiet, intellectual, domsa-
| tic joys. would, ~ Shakespeare writes, "be.
ware Of cutrance to quarrel, but, being in,
bear it that the opposer should beware ot
/ him."
, 1870-09-04
THE WAR IN EUROPE.
Unprecedented Rarbarffics Of the
French 1utCoa%

Unprecedented Rarbarftlc. Of the
French 1urcos.
Ffors the Lontpa 7inses.
The following is an extract from private
letter written bT lady aged 10 attendance
on Tho sick and wounded at Homburg,
'.AuGust s, i8.o+-I scud roo a few lnee, 40 /
am kusa you viii like to know how wc usc Retttag
troops nnlll non. thank Cod, haye nau ,necrs-
aon Of vietosaea; lut gained only " great jos5of
life. and followed by Tie fearful su1crings at tho
actton, ne Ne md hear Kreaa deaa, - sae
Wounded arc being brought here III numbers
asSsh ~ I aesstu a.; II. e tss
atrocltles cou lnltted hy the Tnttos- -sAyaSrs ~
nature, they Atah a1d Kill The wounded on the
N DE- n.3 'ae5 @ nse
and stabbed sqem With p:nkniTe3. Three Ger
nan officers found In this stale ~ their eunnrates
theIr au1rnngs: .tie'r WISH WAS conphea With,
r. th.ra wna no chance OF He.
hOf thfee HsnnFer1an soldiers ca0eht by the
TufIL6, they cut Cd ths h4oHAy ht.se%, and eufs-
Another Tntco, wto had both ,ega shnt OF. crawl
ri y tth dlmcnlty to wounded Pzdsslsu ana elt
n!m IL tse nesa; aaoshsr Hso = MS9nae. @ IT, su's a.
csal Tutcos were brought here a1llorg the wounf~
I'd and placed IN Ena highest roolIs Of the
tainet, Int one aeinz 20 yesy iii wss thought in-
capahte at c1tachlef. md was placed VIA some
Of the Psutsans. TO aar. however, h nt7. ID ~
lying neaI him wnh large p7rknifc he Ia kept
concra1ed BY the lining OF hls uouse.a- Fur the
sake Of justice. and 70 eslm BE Etne1a! rNsise-
"a Turco otcer, who speaks several langnagea,
appeared mure civilized, nnl seemed affected py
the Kind attention Of se1s1ai German !adi.s ant
hutli now has behareu Hts, bull lo.uay ie.tAt Ds.
Dtetz very seyet ely tn the arm when be went to
soe1a e1a W ~,,n baIred WINDOWS AMI dsos and pass
hts fox d through grating 4 Fcu4x Lsenten:inl
, 1870-09-04
4 ConNunaptlvc Girl Suddenly He-
comes Cutcd. bu& Insanity Fol-

4'"~S ssF <Ass@'*4 *AH@tAtsFVlAFSe
One Of the most remarkable Cases that vi
hAye hesri c: lately vas told US YESTERDAY, the
truth al 2si4,eA ~ fnllr cnut'.unAl At the rc-
lice Cont dusing the Afternoon. Il appeare
that \ gill named Mary Ann Fitzgerald, Who
lived on Canal street, has for long time been
afflicted with ths; terrible liseass known zs
CONSUMPTION. Under Its direful Influence her
system gradually wasted away, until the wsa 4
waking tkaletoa, Md hex life appeared 10
hsEg only By tlre46. All hops to administer
relief through medical all hal disappeared,
and hcr demise was duly looked for b. ber
relatives and ftienas. 4 fcs day. since ! sud-
den Change came over the person Of the girl
Hct declining appearance Was transformed
icto ono Of health aud yisos. Her euaciated
form assumed esiderces Of hca.th and full
womah1y proportions, ard great teioic1ae was
nsnif-s,et' b. her relatives over her wonderful
tuEaccuuulatle Improvement
Eat tt.+ jor, this sattsf&ctiou, this ursteri-
OFF, cLA,lec 10 the heath aud Gener II contjtlon
It the eirf Hgs Of hhett duration. Apo,her
Gssnse followed that produced ~ much. If
hctNofr, surE0L tkaI tveQ liss demise from
cot sun p .or could. Nhi:c in 4 brHl1dered
s:atc- sll- called upon oaa Ut the physiciaus
nt,n Lad tesn a1set6inR her, aud who h.d
sclnrsin1c I r. siouels given up her case - be
set& cure. lsuAeitte lia surcri>e On seeing
tic sInrzt s:d aed lively condition Of the gis,
II: ft!t fact and agility al nao:iar, Bat hs
a>s sstisscd flat the poos Sisl WAS doomed
u RI at.a >;Ec1 Gf111 lie, h2r reason WAS
: Cd rlr d-tEron"', ant. h is now ! ray!ug
m,4nlsr Yesterday afternoon p-s- foElw..e
, 1870-09-04

TIE Crown Prince Of ssxoDy. who Is be-
ginning 10 hEure prrrincntly as the con-
55,sn5e7 55 II ptK army. although but slightly
aa InoTp IL ,his p.t ot iac world h.s had Soma
:. rnts:jou ,s SOLDIER, as the intimate per-
eoEsi So iriepd of the present Emperor Of Ans
t1ia, and - the bearar 81 rearIs the longest
lt=t ct names Of Any royu pelson.#Ee # IN Eu-
tuiEe Fe.diu.nd Joseph cb,sles Marie Bap-
1ir,o Neponuc Nitlism Xavier George
T:je.e. Prince Royal AL DuGe
81 !. 1ooy, rss bor:, in april, 1893. and il,
cor. arepslr, in bis 42d year. He vas n,as-
1rd in June, 1883, 70 the fssneess Caroline
Was1. retceaIsn: ct Gusta1us VISA and The
heutr roy i: line .! S.edeE. Ee haa no etll
, 1870-09-04

Some Of the hish-taritfitcs are displeased
with the sixth plank Of the admirable nli-
nois Republican platform But thsY do
rot specify what it declares which they
ttlke exception to. They express their
disapproval, but fail to state the idea or
elcetrne it contains 10 which they d. not
subscribe. 1t does not 60 nearly as far in
:hv direction Of freedom Of trade as the
resolution offered in Congress by Mr.. Mar
saall, Of Illinois, which every Republican
member from this State who voted Oh the
subject suppos;et1. Here il the official
load from tue Globe Of the proceedings
had OH the subject. Hon. s. s. Marshall,
e 11liania, ogesel the following resolu-
'io,s, Monday, February :, 1870:
s' ht'oIrtd, That hit rp,:cr ,:.anseA in the Fel-
=: toasalsotlnn 10 levI and collect taxes, tluues
vlt.c for rae common dctencc aad graerai weliase
Is. u'e G,1tesi SstsE dosa not 7cllde oe embrace
y PET f. sg ., ds for 1ny other
IN Indicated: THAT ral r lcs..si fo7 a@v PURPOSE
otGer Mfn ,eEo'ue, and especially one :,s,-i -
fostrr ard Zurich one Eectlon Of our colatty At
tho expense Of othcra or to foster a1d enrich one
class Ut lltx4n M at the Expense OF Others, il
dnJ l.. by s easii:uiion, un,u4t t. le Errlr
Ghy OF Hit A1Eetcau pcopir, 41I, IN fts results,
thlIstrs, e.. uiually, u nearly eTrIJ indas.1!aa
ittersrs Vi the country.
" "K<soee'!, Taat. iu The preparation Of blu for
Tie ittiuta ton Ct existing 1ds "a 5aHz. co19;e.a
snn:a cnhrne Its 2csiun ssz.ctfy To the prcilra-
lion Of txxtn fur TrrsHs ex44asise;F, md taat
The tiutie. IN no article sho1.d be Ase11ef thin
,hat which wit g Ire tho ,naxi"a" af rtss"as On
A motion was made to lay the resolutions
OIL the table and decided in the affirmative,
--yeas, 80 nays, u; no: voting, Ill. The
Illinois delegation arc recorded Is follows
Fer fosi';g the resolution IN the sab.e-SosE,t
dgdinet laying On tas satt9--Bsrehar,l. Burr
Orb, c"1am, Eey. l"qssol. Judd, Marshall
AcNEeay, Loqan--1l.
A1asat or ref sostng-Eook, FaraassrtA, Hxsslr
aad AooTr-L
A motion was made to reconsider thi,
vote, and a motion by 6chenck TO lay til.
motion to reconsider on the table. On this
last question the Illinois delegation are re-
corded:
IrEs-FafuBW1rth-l.
Says- h.rehard, Bur-, Crcb., cxltom. Hapl<s
III.
, 1870-09-04

whole war, and the acts Of the successive
administrations, have been reviewed jndi-
chilly by his court, md, in the consideza~
.ion Of those questions be has been labo-
riously engaged. The result of this pm
tractcd labor has been ptostration of his
bodily strength Il is to be hoped that .
temporary withdrawal from the. duties Of
his Office will enable him to recuperate his
exhausted strength. aud that the country,
for many years to come, may have the aid
Of his patriotism, his judicial experience,
and his sterling sense, OIL the bench Of tho
Supreme Court,
, 1870-09-04
MARSHAL MAcMAHOE,

The Ervten1{ar cf fhe Frencf arn,r r,as
committed tn a snbora;rata of4icar st.r.
khal MacMnhon being wonn5ca THE
career of NscAIahou has been n ,nost s,c.
ce2s.ci ore. and. tto,oh now ,,orne,,at, m
surrender. tle world will mi fail :, bo1;;
linn tn hi1h esteem as a soldier He v.s
tx- u in 1Sos sr1 10 a f,escen,1art If an
1,,,., family tb,. sat,,a,1 IN Fronra rha,
.,,n,es n of rr,1ond a., r.,,, II. -
ro.,r:- NorM,hon eorrs1 ~ a..,'. n@s
II, A,,sr;o rha,s he ,aa ,one ,;.,,,,r. -,
;,,s h@,x.,r. NJ. ;.nrn,not;o,, na, -..;a r.
1sss h. usx rrcn,,ed and MT a. ,ta ha,a ~
a ii, :s;on of Infantry. ard 50, yea !, ,ht
cr;a,e,. HI vnn ;nner;sh,h,a fanoo IN thc
celebrated assault IN the Mal.tof at
sebaaopoL Il 1857 he re:a.a acd to
Alceris, and, by his relentless energy.
reduced the rsyo1tjne province, to sub.
mission, snd x,s naSe Conn,n,1e-,in.
Chief Of the French Eo.ces in that conntrq.
In 1859 Re 1starcd 10 F.e,re I, .-te nv,
in the Itat;.r wa-. md wac ass;c,,c,, r., N,
con,msnd Of the Second Corr, o: The 4r~
Of .he Aims, The VIC: ,ry at Maren,. W.
SO greatly due to hin tina: ho was cr,atsa
Duke Of Magenta ON the ba,t]e.f;a1d. In
the preseut wa be was ASSIGNED t., The com.
| mand of the richt WING of the French amy
| 1te was not co1nnandcr-in.shiaf Ha va
.eat f. the f1oat;er. ard biz a ly.ncc Il.
visions vera as sitea bv the p,n.-',ns A,
w,,r,b MD s,an1,rr r,a F,.n-h
,+,,,,;va.;on xras ~ i,nnerfcc. tb.. ba W.T.
! -
, 1870-09-04
EMMENACOCuE,

Ir - rss ~ Whjtes II rfii cr ~ T - e;ny s
Eh<M .hs tan;ly IN whish ~. tmpo1.ni medicine
e~tr oferrd ynu and yon fboud Immediately procu1c
II + alAo Ese eurt for tctuslc it7yF1ss{tess and
Hax be- deffnded urou Ia fyer wherc the mont
y faH h4s hreu distracted fhfonsh cud Or disesaa
Sell hy cfueEi.ts. REee One DullaI.
Ertler. FINCH + Fuller, Van Schaact, steyepson i
Reid HE5nhams Son, tArd L Smith, Tolruan & Eine
and ~ II holssale brukk1sts II The Ueited States
, 1870-09-04

The JcatHaI cettainly "tloes not intend 70
L. s1oeg the next thing to that by espouslnE and
advteatlng rs1. Ext Demscrnt,c doctrines, and
aii-n,pi ng IL 1o1e ITEM t9to the creed OF the
Efrubtican ras.y.-Chha9a Eeenta9 Journal
If a protective tar.I was ever made a
ratt of the creed of the Republican party,
doubtless the J<uTnal CHI tell when and
where it Was done. Until it does 80, let it
stop its chatte1ing about importing
Democratic doc:.iues into tho Republican
pfa'fo:u. The NepnbIicaa platforms Of
Indiana, Minnesota, Connecticut and
Maine, ore all in favor of reveuue tariff.
III" only d'iIo eace between them and the
hl'noi: platform is, that the latter does not
fonsain IN apo!ogj tor a:~ertinG the truth.
, 1870-09-04

The public mind has been % deeply all
sozbed n the bloody tragedy being played
ia Europe, that People have almost wholly
ose'ic 'ked American affairs; and not one
in fc~a, We presume, ha- noticed the pnbic
debt st.st ement for Anscs., which e1hibits
reduction Of the national debt, for the
month, OF S13,!:e:,sa sa5, which will effect a
saving Of interest Of S1M,13', or nearly
eight hundred Thousand dollars per aunum.
, 1870-09-04
WINE OF LIFE.

E,ood I,uI,,.yr AID Dri;csu. 13Esnk. Wax
nrs'- Vlaan. vitr~ Wins Or l:.ft. t. srss ;fena
h.r X b. fee,,tc s,i,nr!ant Is j. spleadt apps
nd te3 and tht nefs tnint 10 sae r To; r. p
pt,vd to The public fAr suterios braudy,
EhI:5ty. as bitter 2, sas e.hsr sf::siti Z. l. more
nd. ca sske Tic yEc Of Life. l. sr n faes LIE pre.
scrvtr. Thc.e Eho wtsh y ta}os E'Gd htslt. taa =
Of Life. ii Il dsaeEent {.an nSthnk eve< befo,r ii
p.e Fotd BY drusxlts Prize 81 In quar- bottes
, 1870-09-04

In su7endering himself tu the King Of
Prussia, instead OF returning to Paris, the
e1-Empesor Napoleon has shown mora dis-
rrction than courage. Louis XVI lost his
htad for less crimes and less popular exas-
peration than Louis Bonapazte has inflicted
upon his country. II he had been a man
of real courage, he would have placed him
Eclf Mt tho head Of column of soldiers,
and sought death on the points Of the
Pruesian bayonets. Being coward BY na-
lure, and fearing to face either the foes in
front Of him or the foes behind him, be
delivered himself to the King OF Prussia,
and is fain to accept a place OF residence
trnm that monarch whom, be lately directed
lis Minister Benedatti to "!,e uncivE to" :"
l. is unGsacious, and in this Gaze unneces-
aa,y, to add taunta to tho awful humilia-
t'on which has befa1ten him; but man-
Kind will long remember the fiippant and
nnfee1ipg despatch which he sent to the
Empress, announcing that the boy Louis
Ear. received his baptism Of fire. and that
- lad picked up tullet and that
tho soldiers wept ut his tranquility.
, 1870-09-04
COUGH NO MORE.

y arrer's Couxh Kalsam y hsaline softentas' t ~
AID e1p. etoratinS The extraordinary Iu"rr Il Ftt.
II iEEedist-ty Frjeytrs aad rt.piusly rsse,
tne naest ottf,n,te este. 4 Coq<s4 ., sre ~
md Conenn7tSon r atf-~: :-ezesi!nit s. p:es17sk
INV fis<, ,nn ri th~ Inn ~. .tAt t5cu-suf+ 81
pht etsn. are asa pcs . r .2d on; ,,esjrfar al
Epcyp Ont dn.e vi.rays aHn.dt srlief. sua an mot
extrt rne hattie edrets st1 u y fop5 oMn tsfA4
, 1870-09-04

and Bailey made an examination OF. her case,
nj d, as Nc arc informed, declared hsr iuaanh-
1nttcad OF becoming Tho occupant OF u .g1avo,
sue ie that next 10 it, the iunate Of luchtic
asylum, where undoubtedly, she .1l eto cut
femarkA bic one
, 1870-09-04

o>& y
Que ns'ioa' ot 4as " aao'uef' ~ .nas nov
oohe " ffuss.a ~ franco ~ 1'ooans nos
OF LUZ .np@1'a' laou ara onaa' ~h'ea mas
nef'f1ooen nef 'of t"enty years. Ii spite OF
'ne eon':haea eaof's Of antell'gcnt French
"en ~ n'1lsa1s a1A se'oia1'es. VI 70 snase
X eo'ltels oa' 1no"3n Inc 1tenea peop4e
were nol uis1oseo 10 sec tne atm OF oeiss-
efanee III ire RUSSIAN 'asAs'on' anu would
moi 0Ase oeen IL Hpete5 70 eosisss1sA II tas1
haoe Se. "e t'"e eanno' ne 4onB III con'ng
"nen ftsnentneA - VIA ese.ssa ~ y tnanh
"n''eo germany lo' seat"sses sen-sos-
f"Hent anu po'.,eas i1'ao"ooo " tne
ffenen peop'e- Nnea tae 1feneo sur
feaoeleo tneI nl'et.:eS - tne tisst
, 1870-09-04
WARM EIE'5
r IL e r e m e . r.

srt e:el q the Essr WIKI. eass Of Msst
l.-hinf Of E1eetFnx filrs- hnre HhH afe afflicted
the MD ulu,.at-.5 ran tae< dE4sktet and set WA
k.k's PHI kzAk1,t IL c.2:es.ty tof tae Frs nod
e. sed Many r4ae. c thirty Ars standing p
{'pr. Dollar. Fas sAlt ~ druggists eTrty y~h-1t-
, 1870-09-04

Coded by Austria 10 france, ano' IN 1aol,
Louis XIV, in time Of peace; seized
Strssbourg, and completed the acquisition
of tho province. During ths 200 years that
hare elapsed, the people have been essen
tally French in their views and feelings,
though gcnera1fy speaking. the Goz1nsn
language. The newspapers Of Atasaea ire
printed purity in ea.h language. During
the wars Of the First Napoleon, this prov
incc furnished him with ~eome OF his
htavest troops, and kleber and other Of hi.
favorite Generals wore Alsatians. The
chief cities nre Strasbourg, Colnaar, aud
M,tlhausen.
The distinctive history Of Lorraine dates
hack to the year e5'. 1t belonged to the
German Empire, and included the lands
tet"cen the c:Lti1t, lshmc, Meusc, and
Some Two centuries later, the district |
known as Rhenish Prussia, Was
from it, and tie remainder was
divided iato Upper srd Lower Lorraine
Lover Lor1aiue fell, II. later date, into |
the hands Of Austria, md nov f,rms one
half Of Belgium and part OF Holland. Up
per Lnr5ssne continued u1aee lis own
TSp1.. .r,H ,.,c ,:|..,, - ,..n, ,x:x-o, l.. a.
.-.C;n. c...;s,as ~ p,,ans s.H:.
N 80 ~ = rssse., ~ rran.a - a., ~ s ~ az
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oe1n peop'e as 60 "an1on anu uh-
p1osoSeo' tna' tne demand ior tue recovery
VI 'nese ANCIENT o,s.tacss mas become ill.,
oost un''e1aal' ana II VAL 10 a'laea1 Tor
.ne n1hS o. ifass'a 10 MAKE a pence sa11s~
tactots 10 ms own people winch shau nut
'ne'eoe 'oe restoration OF Alas:c: anu fhat
part Of Lorraine held by France. That il
will be 'ns'sied upon ny Prussia is certain,
and France will be III no condition to re~
sit it. It Will remain, therefore, with the
neutral powers to say whether the demand
shall be allowed or not.
The surrender of the French Emperor.
and the armies of A1acNahon and BAzaine,
involves, necessarily, suspension of hos
ufifiea on tbs pa-t of France,
and this csn only be ehected
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, 1870-09-04
DE SPEPSlA.

Nnrnee'- n5sptpAia Toalc il prepared e1press-
&, sstasts !. e tustty suna:asaz mi md s5en-
the dIet e--srf 70 their hrasts %tsfe WAX
scEs Ra d*.1tttte E<fsons .hoafh ase " AlSkn'4 Dxt
r. 4aA sUS1e- For sai tt dru4 e.1. F-iee 0ne Ooss
, 1870-09-04
fstTman Pakzfokfc Ard SoCtcty-O1fi.
ctnI Statements OF Receipts 4Auo

From tIte .Tt,r l'crk Tribune, rtpt.s.
: 1t tho meeting OF tto Executive tommittee
Of the German Patriotic I ID Socie.y, held 1t
the Euoes oy the LcJerk-arz, ol "Wednesday,
President st!omol ia the chstr, 1Ie1srs Vo1
Hoist xnd pet1arch Acting as Secretaries,
'repoxts were rad ~ follows: =.
TakAsuRcR.s nE11ET:;
, 1870-09-04
the WORLD OF AMUSEMENT.


A Solution Of the Difficulties
, 1870-09-04
TEMPLE OF Music.
AT DEARBORN-ST.

5000 piano fnr S975. carved cuye.
ESQ plume for 500, carved ease.
500 piano for Goo, carved cnsc.
1000 plane for 725, carried case.
Terms NJ the nesr prices, 500
or 5000 down; b:as1aHce $50 or
S9J per month.
"a Send your nu'uce in,' get a
complete Catalogue HT .tYIcx,
prices, old and new. mud 'xpFn-
R New 7-0ctnse Pianos. not
CltrA eFing, furAisAets II $3.50.
1915, $500, $3.50, SI75, CSC. EnsIr
NFM.. send for Catalogue Of
these also. sent free.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-05-21

CEREALs.-Wheat has gone up to much bet
ter figure, during the last few days, than it has
ruled at for many months previously, and the
FEsbabilty is that it viii rule still higher before
the price reeedcs. It is quoted at 65 and
zoe, but it is believed that higher figure be
obtained for large lots. Oats, also, we are in
formed, are advancing in the San Francisco mar
kets, and feed generally wdl rule higher, it is
thought, for the next twelve months to come.
This will be joyful to our farmers, and we
hasten to congratulate them on the Frightening
prospects of the future. both as tke increase in
prices in our staples, and the present cheering
prospects for bauntifuI crops.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-05-21

SAEBATa SERvIeEs.-Rev. I. D. Driver, gent
of the Bible Society assisted by the various minis
of this city, held services, morning and
ing of last Sabbath, at the Court House. \ very
large audience was in attendance each occasion.
Although we have heard the Reverend gentleman
on many occasions during the past eight years.
yet think the morning sermon the most in
structive and entertaining listened to
from his lips. Mr.. Driver is ono of the most pro
found thinkers and eloquent orators on the coast,
and is doing good and lasting work in the field
assigned him.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-05-21

Last Saturday night, when Nesmith
was spreading himself all over The plat
form, as he said footing his own horn,'
describing in glowing colors what he had
done for Oregon when member of the
us. Senate, he forgot to. tell the people
that when the homestead law came up,
Stark voted square against it, but he mot
daring to put himself similarly on record,
doaged the question.