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, 1870-08-06

preservation md to the dea3.e uot to !o1o
tLe:r we1l-earuct political liberties, rathir on
the eide Of the Germans than Of The Freich.
But this nil not prevent their remaining the
except what may ha neceasarE to oppose tho
violation Of their territory. In presence OF
the grave slate Of things. the government "
not ntElectnG its duty It Is reKretable that
Just 4 short tlne before thus. crisia the az
pc1ienced rueu who composed the late min
is:ry should l'ase baen obliged to hand over
,nwtr 10 less tzper;enss1 hands; but, a.
tLiug Necessary ia being done. T6e
camp Of Deyesloo, which was to hars
Leer, Lroken ur, is to he msmtained, the
su!dierf en- leave ere being cti1ed in. and two
stTs d'ormw, the one Of two, snd the other
~lnc1 General Clszal the most distinguished
Belelau officer, will have the command. A
sirobE eo1r,r De reserve Will be stationed in
the eItte enched camp Of Antwerp. One Of the
colls wiI pe placed on the le11nAn and the
other on The French frontiers The Belgian
ale tnll OF courage, OF ane physique, wen
armed and equipped, snd It cannot ba d,ubted
that they would fight we'll, il, unfocs. a.te1J,
the OCCASION fot fighting occurred Tas Das:h
day it is announced that the soldiers Of 1869,
who we're TO ba diemiased on unlimited 1e4se.
have been ordered to rentin in the ranks.
The first thing doing by the Belgian military
authorities IL tho Interruption OF the railway
| lines Of the east and south. 60 that cert1lll
strateeical lines may not be made use Of By
either belhge1ent. .-,
| The Belgium preae, which has for the Create,
! pa1t been opposed to French imperialism, ii
| beginning TO uee very cantious language \
| remarkable fact is that the outy one OF ths
crest Liberal papers (Eaao Dis Parchment
which has heretofore given some support te
| the French Government Of conrBe not with .
REV to IN absorption Of Belgium By France
has ceased to give further vent to It's synpa
t.uea. Belgian feeling in general may b.
summed up in the fol owing seutente, which
quote from to-day's E1oile Rslas: - We hay,
have no other interest but to remain Belgian
and neutral; and we hope that it will not b
attempted to make US give up the part ~
signed 10 rs by. tie treaties guaranteeing ou
Independence
, 1870-08-06
Tho Tics rcncenhlcs

Assome of cur readers mas have planned :
yix,t to the parks and mountains Of Colorado,
and put i, OF for fear the Ute Indians may
not be friendly, We mako the following e1.
tract from letter from Al old
nountaineer, Who has long been well &c
quainted with the tribe. He says, under date
OF July 81, In reply to letter Asking "
would b safe to visit the Middle PAtk;
"Incrr Is no need Of any feaf on Accoans o.
ne Utcs. l vas over west shls spxinR TO ne
rlnt7 on Bear River, and came out alone, right
,hronEh band Of f,o{Q Tues, where they could
eoufa haEe fi,ed me 4 they wished, and no tstn1
uau wouid ever have been the wiser Of It III.
ktead OF that, they gave mo so1rthtg 10 at took
care Of my stock. and hslred me III they could
Since then most q nc pety that we're over thess
country. ami they sail! the 1ntltn1 never use !
men setter. Two Of the tnen that started cot gr
| lost The UEeA founa them 1ud xultI.
them to the Hot sp,snRs. In the III,
h,e Park l have men 1shing 81! tae ,imt oye
, 1870-08-06

A writer in the Yorkville n1inois) Rtco1
takes Hon. .. C. Cook to task for sayint
that the duties on Bessemcr steel rails, ant
on lumber and salt, ought to be reduced
The letter seems to have been prepared
some considerable distance from the Sixtl
Congressional District Of Illinois, and II
have been Forwarded for publication in Mr..
Cooks district, Wo have no objections t.
the Iron and Steel Association throwing,
their bunbshells ACROSS three or four States.
into Mr.. Cooks neighborhood. They
nre welcome to ali they can
made in that way but when they under.
take to say that The duty on salt is iron
10 to II cents per busbel, when, in point
Of fact, it is IL 10 u cents per hnshel, an5
is equal to from 100 to 1a0 per cent nd
ealoTrzn. We take leave to expose tho liz
for the benefit Of Mr.. Cooks consdtu
ents-
The writer in the Yorkvi11e paper say
that we need firm and decided men il
Congress at the present time So "
think. Atr. Cook is that kind Of q man
aud his constituents are preparing to SEM
him back for that reason.
, 1870-08-06

tae rsnge. end the Utes are very kind TO them
II the men lose the!E stock, the Ut<x md them
and give them up 70 the men. The report about
We utes being on The War~path Ia t&lsc They never
we're fftendher. One OF my men. who has been
N The 1NarE, got here last night, and said he was
. nessE G ased better BY any white men than hc was
expect 10 take MT family Into the Msdd1e PARK
tna summer. Would l DO that II thought theEp
has the least danger from the utes7 II could
ae VOC Tor about m hour, could tell you how
tAe ffpoH of the Gtes being hostile got circulated
~ PARTIES who had purpose OF thelr OWL In do
lhR II have found out what It Wna"
, 1870-08-06

A1r. Franklin Corwin, Of Lasalse County.
has published a letter in tie Ottawa Rrpul-
1ieoa vhich seems to be the concentrated
essence Of disappointed ambition and sore-
headed rnalienity. We Csc these woras
sd,isedly, and We affirm that letter cha.s
ing, IS this does, another member Of TIL:
nepunlican pa1sy with bribery aud cor
ruption in securing nomination ZOE eea'
greea, can have Lad no other paf1@n'
or inspiring motive than to defeat tue parry
i'll the ensuing elecsion-a Tose shs' M'
, 1870-08-06

The President of the high tariff Textile
Fabric Exposition at Indianapolis, in his
address. said:
"Are We able to prndnce such articles Of tex.
nlr fabrics as The tnar1ct demands: shat, VIC tn
nuence cur approval Of the men sud women OF
cur nation In the uss Of American gools3 0irc
us these and the fostering carr Of our govern;
nlitd with factories and fnuntEcs-"
The only way to influence the men and
women of our nation" in the use Of Amer
lean goods, is to make a better a1ticle for
the same price, or rs good an article for
less price. We have observed that the ad-
&ocates Of q high protective tariff, and
their wives and daughters, when they go
ahopping. invariably purchase imported
goods, if they conRdsrshem better, OF more
styliah, OF fraction cheaper, than dones-
tic goods of the same grades. The e1-
perience of all retail merchants is, TINT
people, whether abst1actly high tariffites or
revenue reformers, search for the cheapest
nnd best article, and utterly disregari ! the
question ofthe country of its production
In the practical affairs Of private life every
body is in favor OF low tariff On wha,
they purchase. Everybody desires to &c:
the most for what they have te
sell and gre the least for What
they buy. Thus every one is free trade'
| in practice, all tho days Of his life. Ant
| the reason that high tariff on the ueces
karies Of life is permitted to exist for mo
1nent is that the manufacturers are bette
! vso;tas3 ap1 act vith tyrpafar concentration
, 1870-08-06
CROPS

'.oS. . ,, ,,,.
1,..,as,., "aS a.,,o " ec,,1 1,.tn.. - s.,,s
..eAns :. sWa ~ ".ss ~. a3,,'a ,,sa n,s,e.
~. - ......~e ~. f.s.1., ~. - ,tma
~ ~ a.o ~ aeeSnn,s ~ thr 1.r,In1e cnusl,,an NJ
,bys sa1,tor II bes nnt rsfnetI hcre = hn,seffn,
" .ue ss.s sues 49, 49, nr 49, ,..,.,n n. sha,,
49, ~. w., ~ corn wrn nnSe M oas.u,e lar
NV NV ~ fao,n ,,s+ no ss,na 40 IN fan
WI s''ra ~ ~ ss,,,,s ,,-s ,su,,ss
uAs' Au4e W =. "S,,.sN as.,,s -,
ous nos n. NV ~ ~ W. r.,a -, M ~.
s.-,,..no"sae os,s s..,,r,.r,,s m,
n'aln'e4 " -. s.Aa sa.,,.,a. -, w.ao,,or.,
Ieet eas VI ~ $500. ns. ,e..nn,, ,S 49,,
~ fsaall' o'afA' AeD's' 3'sD4A'' ~A&' e0'''
eou1'S
w1kcoSsfN.
The wa,vor,n County 1na<5<ad-at says: f" Wheat
viii Weld from t.e1rc to ntteeu bushels TO the
acre, and is Of SPLENDID quality. No 11er wnelt
eyer grew .nythefr. II will rank a. 4 No. /.
Other rrafns nrotaisa wc,L~
The WatertoEu prmoe,at eaya: "Tha crops
have been secured In good condition. p0tx,th-
| standlnp a rainy t{av has nnw and then occurred
rTon all ihe Information we can obtain We COM.
TO tho copcosion that the Yield ol grain Ia nearly
up 10 the average IN amount whlle Its quality Is
nfy4.rs.e or ereatIy superior to Whist II was LAST
| 1ear-
| The Dunu County S<ues says the corn crop
I in ttat county never was 20 Promising before,
AMI three wrecks ,norc of euod weather viii place
! Il ncyond auy POSSIBILITY harm Of from frost
l ,,,.t,,,.x
naro,,,., t,a,,sn.,f ..omn+., NIL n,..., e,,,.
ILL at.AS oa"sH N Ss."..s,.. o' eas ~,
M e.ot - go 49, ss'. A-s.
Aunoakn ~ - .'.+ - as.,Sp.s.s 80
~. ~. .,a,s.., ~ .rs+...s c.,n "a. =, ~,
| ~ ,*s,~ W. A"'
| -. 49,. f1-.. x,,.., <~,..,.,
, 1870-08-06

Grwin could hare assumed with better
grace, if he had not himself been candi-
date for its nomination for Congress.
We do not believe that Mt. Cook, OF his
friends, have bribed anybody to promote
his nomination, or have used my inhusnce
thnt My. Corwin, or any other candidate,
would not have used, if he could.
, 1870-08-06
TFE rATTLE or WEISSEHBuRG.

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As4AAe' t@ - .a..,... 80,
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Nv w. 1-nr ,;na ~ ;nt,ench,nents
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49,, s ~ f.nt.,,,,r1 noa, tha Rhine
es,.- :~.~..shrants ca1,aa ~.
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~ .I.: - .ea. -. Ess.., a,;
,hs;r e-,-o,n- r;r1t md o1licra the latte
d, fo,, ,.cl toward st,a.hnro Thu TOW,
w.. =. 4.t..;ses ~ .aa;t.
-. .a-~o,,5;sxs,nan+ 1.ith a ronn1.t;o, -
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s1n,s;r:ra = I,ns+ ~ Int,,ar sxnsco1na
, 1870-08-06
The W'nr Feeling In Prussia.
CuFY<$popis0ce nf tbs Lpndog3 Ss,et.


On Wednesday night, 1T ii o'elo~k, extra
eheets Of tue daily papeta contained the news
that. in spite Of Priuce leopold uf Hohenzot-
lern having renowned the eandidature 20 the
throne Of Spain, war With France wsa almost
certain. happened to be up and out. and
thus could witness the first impression Of this
startling announcement On the people. At the
corner OF unser den Linden and Frederick
street, popular meeting place in times of po-
Itical excitement, like the Boulevard Mont
Inattre, in Paris, or the Puerta del Sol, in
Madrid. more than two thousand people. in
rpite Of the lateneas Of the hour, had gath
cred in m Instant, who formed groups listen
Ing 10 persons who read the news aloud.
Probably the game spectacle viii have
been Witnessed, thauEa to the telegraph, Just
| At the came moment. On the Boulevard de
Montmartre, teforn the Cafe de Madrid, and
! Enc, Monsieur Denedetti had informed King
William that Prince Leopold's renuucfstlon
| wae not enough, and that he had to invita- tho
! Hing 10 authorize him to state to The Emper.
| OF, that the Ring was ready to bind himself
a1w1' 1I never a. atteEmssa to permit pnns" o., o.
Spanish Throne. The first Impression Of this
extraordinary communication, with crowd
| that evidently was compoeel OF all ctassea at
eocicty, and Of al political parties, was one OF
utter anlazemeut. But then the peculiar local
turn Of mind broke out into boundless ner7i.
! AAtkAt- 4t "4a Ell a10kSe auu ~ alAa1A
that the Kings reply was hardly heard
Everybody seemed to know what It Was in
st1nctiyely. Some indu1gcd in practical viii
cisyns. Ono man took another By tho throat
sp1 cried: My neighbot'e daughter loves
your nephew. lie will have nothing to &c
With her but it you do not declare that he
| never shall marry her, Twill knock you down. "
One ha1angucd tile public from = form La
dies and gentlemen" lie said, ''you arc quite
in the dark about what tlc French want. Arc
you not can tell it sou IN confidence I
have GOWN ms wild oats in raris. They Them
selves want lIohcnzollen. They gr1tlge
the Spaniards and us our good luck. And
why ehould they get 4 Hohenzotleru? !?
II that favor has been bestowed upon
the Routnaina to bring them peace-
fully to reason, why not testow it upon
the French" :. No said smother from
the crowd, ''it il not that It il
not Spain At I'll. 1t il ths eclipse Of tho moou
which took place yestertlay evening. They
thought D.smark bad kidnapped her; tlaa
war loo much" q but pow, Seriously" com.
mcnced third, "ict us deliberate upon whai
we are to do. The French wish to impose ,
King upon Spain. That this is 4 tough 3ot
they know from experience. They know thai
if they invade Spain they will have At laas.
one Of their hands full; and then We might
interfere with the other aud hinder them
THUS they think it safer to get over affair,
with ue at once. Even it the King had CON
eep:ed to bind himself down, they would have
is.eistel perhaps upon two suretleu- And nftai
these had Eeen found they would haye de
clased them Insufficient" In this style til.
public conversation went on for considerable
time
, 1870-08-06

The appropriations tor the year end1hE
July I, 1871, are, for all purposes e1cep'
interest on tho debt, Sl57, 5000 Tu
this add interest as above, ais, 939, eG0
making total for this year Of $a7G, ,oa9, 400.
being reduction since last Jeat Of Sl6..
071,4G9.
Had it not been for the outbreak Of the
French and German war, which has dis
turbed all the money markets Of the v'orlst
aud deprecated bonds of all kinds, it was
the confident belief of the Secretary OF
the Treasury that he could hare exchanged
$500. .0oo, 600 Of 5-2nos into + per conts, as
authorized by the Funding bill. BY which
| mems three millions Of annual interest
would be saved. But, on the other hand,
the fall in the value OF bonds caused by th.
/ European war will enable him to purchas<
5-o0s at much lower price than otherwise,
SO that the gain to the Tseasury may b,
substantially the same.
No people have ever recuperatcd 81
quickly from the effects of IN e1haustin;
war as the United States, and no nutios
has ersr reduced great war debt Sd rapid
| " as the g. tied States
, 1870-08-06

get laws passed BY Congress 10 enahls them
to psy high wages, aud how they have i'm
prured Ill opportunities to that end! We
c4n fancy The establishment and indignation
w;th which such statements would be rc-
ec;ved. Upon the whole, we should advise
Nr, Hays not to take his F." blazney" to that
market.
, 1870-08-06
Military Preparations In Belgium.
Corrppsnatnee A. th< London Sfrs,
Trtr


The excitement to-aay was something fear-
fu1 when ths telegram became known that tae
declaration OF var had been communicated 10
the Sen.ta Aul The Carps Legi-latit bT the
French Government. Not much reliance u
placed here an the assurances Of both the
contending governments 1hat Belgian nentral-
it5 Will be respected though, Of course, as
cording to the turn events may take. nothing
Is arpfehcnlesl from Germany but military oe.
cupltion; whilst, On the part OF france. II
the wsr ended In her favor. tho annexation
Of Belgium ia conriderod certain. No ether
meaning can te given, anl has been g'Feh,
to the insidious attacks made BY the French
oflical press on the King and other members
Of his fauily for havinE taken part u the ne,
! EoGations purpofting to seat tho Ps1nee e o1
HohenzoGe e1n On the Spanish throne. ihe
| eject Of the pewa from Paris Was, however
il some degree znitigAted BY the , neHs tna'
England has declared toSs, nh1;o sea1 9se'9ne Ss !.
unanimous en- the one point, that me tnae'
pcrdeuce Of The country must b maintaiaea
IL thss Fespeet tbezc is no di9e5enes ThsteSe.
between Con. eIs.ti,o Ard i-itesAl. osssess
r. ming ard WHllnon. As reE1n<ls ta'
o,m,..tLjcs OF Ii. neopie t:aey a,e
| csitg to che instinct ct cell
, 1870-08-06

The of,icn filcs Of TEE WKE1f ThnuS1
Il fArrl G, 1s1o, having been mislaid, the sub
e,ritcs ulo will he 50 kind - to frst send rs
. crrv Of 1tst number shall be credited in re-
,pa sith three months subscription to TT
, 1870-08-06
NQQIiEN SQrElETET,

The WooI,en EXPOSITION at Indiauapolis
has been converted by It's managosa into
high tariff convention. Instead Of eonfn-
ing itself 10 its legitimate province Of ex.
hitting samples Of goods for sale, they
have devoted their time to e1eetieneering.
fur special bounties, RadNo tho prouulga-
t;,,1 Of sophis,ns and deception. Take this
specimen OF their political tt exposition
"ll~ierst That We ask the free ttsders to take
o @ su ,bs ,eI ,c!se U.s. qe pesat na 81 Fl helg .Sce
anl no lonysr claim oE pretend !" he ne frsnas
,m3,t, an,; thri9 snrcrss viii TedSce him 10 TIC
asnper rsy n The Isslsi.h factory To'knen' or DE-
''ff II onv @ % mart Of tbs resolution is intended
tnr farmers vc do not bsliera they will be.
a,.,,,.7..+;o ,rar II Tho l,;oh
,,r;n .r xool,en goods which these expo
eitiuns have secured has resulted in giving |
.,. ,,,,.,z,1 ,,.~. 1;t+,a r,oth n ar-
ch,,oa for much vol The pr;cs Of their
n,ta has been ,rduced - n 81 ner cant be- |
,,u 1-h,t ,,,sr ,ocairea nndar tba rcvanue
7gs1- 1s4c and 1s57. and the cost of
cloths b,ane.t. and carpets. has been eu-
,.o..a an+, m ne- ran, ,hove foruc.
r-;ces If those Goods.
The aim and object OF these voo1len cx-
,>aedore ;s T., 1,nv +ho farmers Aeeees al
i,u,f 7,+ic, and se,, their fabrirs nj two
nrices That they are ENJOYING good time
IN, hardly h. doubted. since they have 50
.rra,ca;7 tho ;or;f as In Get their .soo1 for
1,t,,a ~ ,otbino and ia comnel ,,eon}e
+, mr. Them tba commercial valna ri Tho
,,II1e ~, ~. ,sr;9 ~ co N - ner cont
pSN''''
, 1870-08-06

4adT FsauE1ln finally acknowledges thst It 4.
usc]ess ~ look further for her husband.
The Kothschtlds haze the credit Of hasfnS toa
49,, ,oo0 600 By The fall In European stock. caoae
tJ The Wal. ---
-luhu VI, Graw, Of Rome. N. T., had ats ha.
, 1870-08-06

1WeNly-SeFeH LnQn14H1 uQ4AfH LEE 0fEa fuQ~
ec1thed In onarga for the purpose Of Starting 3
watch factory.
-pekin votes, on the 9Th inst, On the question
OF water Norka The scheme contemplatea the
expenditure Of SO, 900.
Mr.. Cnkaae md wife, Of Chllleotuc, Hancock
County, boast OF gil yeaia old. weighing 60
pounds
Two children Of John sehuster, Treasurer oi
Clinton Comfy. WAS run orer in front Of his resi-
tlence, In Trenton, BY two homes and wagon. on
the 23th nlt-, and Injured that their lIFes are
ticspalred Of The older one. 3 gin, ran to save
her little brother, and wss Iun over lust as abe
reached his hand.
The Rockford Gaz<fse Of the 9Th says:
$50 sas - We can learn, It seems that there will
be no opposition, At the toHn meeting to tc held
on Saturday, to the proposed donation Of fl010u0
10 the proposed Rockford Branch Of the Chicago
| Iowa lsailr0ad We puhliAh circular from COM
iase to be de1lse.i fFom The construction
ot this road. and the conditions q the
donation, which are, that the bond. ct the
completed to ills point; moi untu The company
shall hare expended Sao 900 IN this torn for night
Of way, depot grounds and buildings; nor until
in The penal sum Of saaD,oo6 h'ndins sid railroad
esneps es ssa 5e 5e' q e esa %se nom
hoes q aso.a q nom
l
Also, thst the Ia1e Of charges On ssid tafosd, IN
freight golng either to or from points etst and
, bunih of Chicago, OF 10 Of from RoeksorA. shall
oes % aaa
E il Ba1d freight has to be reloaded IN Chicago,
only reasonable additional snstges Tor tssn;te. as
any pa1 thereof. are not fa1lg compiled Will on
the part Of the railroad eonpanyt ne BOND
donated 70 he company. principal md interest
m4y bt collected upon the bond Of fs0 900 By the
: t.wn Of Rockford. The ruad Ii to be In ope1a
=, other buildingz to be constructed. ani ten yeat
j. OF competition and reduced frelghtA. 70 be guar
= anteci by 100000 surety, before the toWn Q
Rockford Is required To issue bonds Tor the xlo0,
t0o donated-"
IqwA
The cenEus Of Sioux City ts completed, au
O shows population Of s,l1l-an Increase In tire
= years Of f,ss1. . ....
,f There Is coal mine at Fort Dodge three fee
thick IN the thinncst place, and e1eren fee
through tn the th!ckest place. "Its ARA u 8
70 ! vide that generations will not exhaust Il 1t
ii The hardest bltumluous coal Jet discovered wes
,s Of Pittsburgh"
w1scoSsEx.
l. captsin Dourne, rndiaa Agent, has retu1ne
d ffonl 1aklug the census on The keshona Reservs
e tton. There are 1,s01 Mcnominees and l69 Stool
A. hr1dEes4 lie is now taking the census Of th
. | 0nel4sas-
'e "a bloody row occurred on the stcaas
l. Dubuque on Tuesday evening, whte bound u
b. the MtsstssippS tsver, some way abnye In Cross
IN The report says that great number OF raf;sne
), were on board, and many were playing carl
- when some dispute arose, Immediately foltoWe
III by l,lows- Knives werc drawn, and three pcrsol
to were lnortan5 wounded, their bowels bcir
T. literally cut out Of them, and some eighteen We
verJ Lalfy cut md wounded Those very h:
were cared for At wabasha, and the boat CO..
n tnurA on un the fiycs. No names hre gtyen. ri
, 1870-08-06
Struo Of SnhnrrtpliopS
irATAaH II Al3yAScEj
SATURDAY, AUGUST 6, 1870.


The SHpPIEh1EHI1s
The Esul supplementary ahset viii be IT,
saed with to-lay1 and to-mouovts TB1BuxE :
;l,c Erst for subscribers o1t OF town, tho lat
tsr 70. the Sunday res1ing Of subscribers in
the city.
, 1870-08-06

Long B,aneh ttyg. u Cb7rspaaaez1z er the !stsp
Fork Heuld
Tho European expedition OF Fighting
Phil" was one Of the subjects OF conyersa-
tton yesterday between President Grant and
General ButIer. This conyersstlon developed
the fact that tha Emperor Napoleon, On lea1n--
ipG, n he did. through cable kilograms, of the
intended yisit OF Lieutenant General Sheri-
nan to the ecene Of the European war, and
his pu1pcsc 10 80 with the French arrar, sent
= telegram here thAt, as he had pubIahed Az
order interdictinG any person going with tho
French army excepting those belonging totho
army, he could not make an exception in Cen
era1 She1idan's case. and at the aauae tina OK
pressed 4 regret that this order SHOULD ex-
clnde from the French camps ~ otdter Of
Gs -eral She1idan's high rank and brilliant
~ :.,evemerta a. soldier This telegram WAS
not responsive to any telegram OF inquiry.
but sent Of the Empcrprs own accord It
was settled, therefore. before General Shen-
dsn's departure, that he would make the
ecene Of his observations, and stuiaiea If the
movements Of this war. the army ot Psu..ia,
and that lie will ptetent himself, as soon al
be can after his atz1val, to King William Of
| ptussia- The story OF Ais nIerius his seq
| vices to the Emperor Napoleon is. therefore,
humtcg. as il conclusive from The a3ove
| Statement.
, 1870-08-06

- rrutleua m IN Rochester, s1yt.ne himself
..cnst.lter c..CitAtNr, hnsi Rrne-Ri r~Rntlatdsr,
his oreur an s1ct Of COZ. .t.a,,Ln 1oT The srtsi'
nt1t'oi d!sEutes,
, 1870-08-06

The ceuEus Of Sioux City Il completed, anl
shows population Of s,a1l-an Increase In three
years Of f,ss1.
There Is eo4l mine at Fort Dodge three feet
thick IN the thinncst place, and eleren fee.
thruugh tn the thIeIest place. sits AREA u 80
vide that generations will not exhaust II It Il
The hardest bltumluous coal Jet discovered west
of pttfslurUhr
, 1870-08-06
TIE NATHAN MURDER,

The Peculinr1tfcn OF thc Nathan
Family y-WnshiuEson Nathan q
GMcnbcr OF n ElonrlshinE Eifm-A
story About a Mining C0d1cil-