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CuIcAa0, September 13.-The St.
Paul Press of yesterday N orning
says a gentlemau who has Just arrived
from Fort q srry Informs them that a
fierce Evaporation prevails among the
French populaEi0n there at the per
6dious violation Of pledges made BY
the Canadian Government, aud by
Minister Thornton to Secretary Fish.
whereby the unopposed eDtrance of
Canadian troops was secured
This genileman was told by Reil.
the day before the troops arrived, that
All had been satisfactorily ARRANGED.
and that he was awaiting the arrival
Of the newly appointed Gov Arch
ibald with his troops. 70 turn over
the governments 70 hin until the ar
rival of troops. Withina few niles OF
Fort Garry. and was eonndent that
the Arrangement would be carried out
In z lod iaith; that the troops bad no
other than pacific Intentions, which
their commander aud government
had professed. and that Governor
Archibald was to come before them
and receive the government at bis
hands. Ihis assurance had been given
him By B shop Tache, on behalf oi
Governor Archibald aud the Cana,
dian government But at daylight
on the z3i Of August. word wa:
brought TO Aim that troops were
advau cling up Red River from ths
stone fort, and we're making prison
ers at everybody passing through
their ] ne; that they were IN fghtin,
srrsy, capturing horscs and monntin,
them With ritiemen, and with artiller.
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MoN1o GxHUrs7 Tor the cure OF C0ughs,
Colds, BronchlIis. and every form OF Con.
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NOTES the dasenarse o. tbs eorru9t matter
By expect0r&tion. Purfaes the blood. and
thus cures CONSUMPTION. when every other
remedy fails.
''schenek's sea-W Weed Tonic" for the
cure OF Dysrepai& or Indigestion, and ali
diseases arising rom debility. This tonic
invtgorates the digestive organs, supplies
the place or che gastric Juice when that is
deficient, and then enables the patient 70
digest the most nutrioious food. 1t j.
sovereign remedy for ali cases OF fndiges
ton.
"6chencz's Is Mandrake Ptlls," one OF the
most valuable medicines ever discovered
being avesetaBls substitute Tor caIomsi
and having al the useful 9nspsxEisa a.
cribed Co that mineral, without producing
any OF It's injurious e1eais. -
TO thass three masicanas Dr. .
Schenek. OF Philadelphia, owes his an.
rivased success In the Treatment OF Pni-
m0nlc Consumption The Puimontcsyruy
fipens ths morbid mAtter, discharges II,
and parties the biood. Ihe aEnndrake
PIES act upon che LIVER. remove All 0o-
structiona thnxBfrozn, give the organ .
healthy tome and cure Liver Compsa1nt,
which a. enc uf tha nusE prUm1nanA causes
or Consumption. @F
The Sea- Weed Tonie InViaorates the
powers or the stoma0hs ana by strengthen
ing tns Digestion and bringing &c 10 . uor-.|
NAL and healthy condition, Improves the
quality Of the blood, BY which means t2se
formation or ulcers or tubsrcles in the
lungs bea0mes tmpoastble. the coEnbinsd
action Of hese medieines, As thus ex.
planned, w cure every case of tonsuanp-
tion Il the medies are usoe IN time and
the uBe OF the iH psrsgvsr0d IN suniciont.
~ 60 bring the case % . favOrahiet termina-
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DR.. Scnencx'a AImanac, containing q fun
treatiss On ths various forfns Of disease.
hiB mode Of treatment and general diree-
tions how 20 us0 his medtc1ne, can 0e hAo
gratis or sent by mali By addreHsinz hir
Principal once, No. Is NORTH sixth Nireet
Phliadelphia, Pa. ~
Price OF the Pulmonic Syrup and SEES
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half dozen. Mandrake Pills. 2Se per boa
Wnr azl@ by al druauIaaa and dealers.
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just been closed by triple row 0.
torpedoes.
Hamburg has been notifed TO re.
ceiye 1,S00 prisoners, who will bs
placed on American steamers in the
harbor.
The 7fibltne correspondent with
the Baltic Heet. writes from Copen.
hagen, on the 7th inst that there
have been no serious demonstrations
/ by the feet since the affair at Cold
burg. where the Prussians boisted the
hospital fsg aud the ladies crowded
the pier, and the Admiral refused 10
FIRE.
The news Of the capitnlation and
inauguratfos Of tie Republic produced
no disturbance.
FouIi ;cht n appointment as Naval
Minister, was we'll received and inn
pArts fresh hope. HIS Squadron will
now receive rractlc able orders or
be recalled. Dispatches order his
squadron to fsndezvo Is &C L9neiand
ou the 10th, and await INSTRUCTIONS
Since the above was written IL Is be.
lieved one division Of the feet bss
been ordered home, sd passed the
straits of Dover. ~
The Tribune correspondent 81 Paris
on Tuesday writes.
The rampaFts are divided into nine
sections, eash under separate com
manders. The guns there and in TIE
forts are manned by sailors from
Cberbourg and Toulou. The Nation
all Guards ara camped on phe gIacis.
The forts are garrisoned by the Ma
ksAu,l an1 A1Aks1o
under stringent military discipline.
A line OF troops Is stationed be-
tween the exterior forts and the ram
parts, supported by volunteers and the
Provincial Mobile. There is little
confidence among the officers. but the
city can RESIST. sEa 10
The government il daily more anx-
lous fer peace- EsE
Girardsn quilted Paris yesterday.
The mails at L3Bdou are still made
up for Paris, bat the railroad to-day
refuse all passenger tickets beycnl
Calais.
The Tribuae correspondent before
Strasbourg writes on the 9 h: La the
sorties on Thursday and Friday, the
French repart the German loss from
S00G TO 10000. The actual loss was
under fifiy. Thefotsl less during the
last two weeks is 150
The efforts 10 divert the River Ill,
which fiilathe m0sts, have resulted
iu a complete success.
New moTtaFs have been placed in
position. throwing shells Of two hun
dred pounds weight.
The FIRE TIC. face OF the citadel
Is exceedingly effective a breach
has already been made In the walls.
aud an assault will be ready a week
hence. CapitulafiBn is expeced be-
fore fnal attempz. H
Lspec alto the New York TFibuueI
LoNuoN, September 13 -Thiers has
arrived and had an interview with
Granville, which Is not believed TO
have altered the previously known
purposes Of the English Government,
but Thiera has authority to prese ns
certain district and naval proposals.
representing the utmost limit ol
concessions the French Government
/ Is now ready to make for peace. He
will find England perfectly ready to
communicate these offers TO Prussia,
( but not ready TO urge them upon her
/ for acceptance, nor TO assume any
/ kind Of responsibility.
I II IS not true that the neutral pow
efs demssa3cd sn armistice. Ear
/ Granville does not think the circum
/ STAGES now warrant interference tC
save France from the consequence
( of her own deliberate act.
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make bis own influence more power
ful than ever. 3
The American Consulate at Havra
has been saluted By a sueee. sion OF
enthusiastic demonstrations.
very great excitement still prevails
IN Paris and other continental cam
| tails regarding American mediation.
MARsEILLEs, September 13.-Banda
of Spanish volunteers, in the French
service, are marching through the
city carrying French and Spanish
flags.
liable to the Times.l
PARIS, September Is -Thers is a
strorg feeling here that the mission OF
Theirs to the three Courts will be
productive of fruitful results. The
idea has been started in Berlin Of
eobv ring A'saee and Lorraine into
an Independent Republic. aud 10 is
REGARDED nith favor in London It
is looked on as condition TO which
both belligerents can agree. a letter
from Marion Seins. who il in the
hospital service. with the French
army, states that the American am.
bulaney has been more useinithaa all
others.
Metz IS quiet. ae'i.e9k
The siege Of Strasbourg II progress.
ing vigorously, aud its fall is daily
Gxpecfed. fH4rane a
The movemsOt on Paris Is uninser
ruDted.
The report OF Razaine's attempt 20
break through Pont q M0usson and
then inflicted severe losses il uutrue.
PARIS. September Is The troops
40 day passed il grand review before
General fr0chu
The bridge at Creil. in the Depart
ment of Disc was blown up yesterday
The destruction Of ell the other
bridges will follow. s 80
A party Of Uhlans are at NogeEt-
Sur MarnP, and threaten 10 lombard
that town should the bridge there be
blown up ~
Eight Thousand Pfnssian prisoners
are at Chalons. 81 a o
The curassiers are at Chaumley.
awaiting the arrival Of the army 10
attack SCISSORS. hoT f
Several thousand Bavariana are in
the neiRhborhood Of Van Coulvers
The Prefect of 11aon has beenmade q
prisoner. and will be taken to Moltke
for examination, in regard 10 the
causes Of the cafastrophe.
The French General who 0om-
manded &C Laon. aud was wounded, il
under guard &C the hospital. sg
BRUMtrH, Sept 8. NEAR SFRAs
BoURe.-The operations against Stras-
boarg are carried % slowly but surely.
Gen. Loewersky Gen. Won Woef.
dere's, chief Of stsH. says he expressed
an opinion that it was q mathematical
certainty that the place would fall
about the a b inst, barring some IN
forseen accidents to the works of the
approach. The course pursued in the
seize Is not entirely matter of choice.
Strasbourg is surrounded By three
/ concentric moats. eighteen feet deep,
and unless the channel of the Ill can
/ be changed, will present an insur-
mountable obstacle TO stormiug.
The general belief is that Uirich
will capitulate soon.
The third parallel approaches com
i pletion. The FIRST and second parel
/ leis are armed with twenty -four
Founders. The third will be armed
with one hundred and twenty Eve
Founders, which, at a distance of a
couple hundred yards, can hardly fail
to silence the batteries.
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FRANCE

PARIs. September 13.--The Min
istry have issued q decree that no
person shall be allowed 10 leave Paris
afier o'clock A NJ. the 10th inst
without a special permit. Martial
law j. praerically enforced. The for
eign ambassadors have sent away the
married Secretaries, remaining them.
selves unaii the Prussiaus open ire,
anticipating no difficulty in securing
safe c5ndnct through the besiegiBg
lines.
Portugal has Recognized the Rspub-
lie.
M Crernieux represents the Gov
ernment at Tours. M. Penard has
been appointed Ambassador at Flor
epee, aud entrusted with an extraor-
dI0ary mission.
- The UhIans have cut the railway +
and dcssrayedthe telegraph lines near
Neisv-le a8sc, eight miles from Paris.
The UhIaBs aud Prussian troops are
at CarleToDt Two Of their corps.
numbering 80 900 men, last night oc
I cupied positIo3 on the Strasbourg
Z b Thwsy, between C0ulOmniers and
PARIs. September 13.-It is said
that t6e main body of Prussians ar
rived at poin5 within twenty eight
miles OF Patie yesterday afternoon 4
( Pans. September I3s-The staff Of
the Minister OF the gInterior have
resched Tours.
Asposition has just been discovered
at Serres. commanding the Seine and
poru0n of Paris, and i now being
rapidly torfin ID. g
Count De Chambrod exhoris bis
adhereDs- o res 81 the invasioa as he
dutv 81 ali French men,
Narsosti's cayalry escaped miTacu
lousy from Sedan. and -hsVs arrived
In Paris
Americans re.iding il the suburbs
OF Paris are advised TO remainln their
houses aud raise tte national flag Tor
Russia is more decided than ever
IN oppOsiBe the ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of
Fra66e. and will proposs congress
10 settle the terms Of peace. a9E +,
ToURs, September ID = The ar
rapgemeDts which were making here
10 receive the Diplomatic body, hav'
: been q dscontiDued, as the Minister o.
Foreign Aff4irs has decided to remain
D IN Paris The representative Of for
: eien qoVerDme MS also stay some day
longer.
The people have been much i'm
X prcssed5ir favor Of the American. gov
ernment. and anxiously wait the ar
a rival Of Mr.. Washburne. that the
d nav testify their gratitude for hi
prompt recognition of The Republic
e An imposing demonstration wa
r made in MarseiIlas. yesterday, IN hon
or Of the United States. Twent
It thousand people assembled IN fro1
y OF the American consulate. and ID
snthorities through 81. Esq0ero. prt
20 sented an address to Milton M. Pric
q Consul Of the United States. Speeche
i were made and the bands played th
re national airs of America aud Franc
and the immense crowd eheered wit
0f GREAT enthus' asm the Consnl and go
% ernmept OF the United States.
l The Journal de It Petersburg, di
he cu-sirV the mission Of Theirs to Il
or neutral powers. hopes be will eEr
home conviction favorable to peac
ID To do so he must sacrifice many pre-
be udices and absolute ideas He W
Og then set France great exampie, al
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Washlngton Items,

WASHINGTON, September 13 SEQ
retaFy Belknap returns in about 2
week. ~ Hi
Admiral Melanethop Smith will
be ASSIGNED 70 the New York Navy
Yard; Goldsboroueh to the Washing
ton Navy Yard. and Gordon 20 duty as
Post Admiral &C New York
The destruction Of mutilated re-
deemed currency 70 date amounts 70
s1e8.754
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MUS1oH, Sept. 13-Prussia has
formally notified Bavaria Of her 10 T
tention 20 annex to Germany,a a pQf-
tion Of France as military froniier'
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srsgIn and OBI ect ofthe franco Ger.
man War.

The North German Correspondent,
published at Berlin. thus treats the
orieio aaa objects Of the present war,
ia iangnage that has turned out to be
prophetic= gsss.sss
While We are all well aware that
louis Napoleon declared war With
Germany IN theaupposed interests Of
his own dynasty aRd il the delusive
hope Of securing by enc or two cheap
victories the succeesioB- 70 his son. we
can not shut our eyes to 4be fact that
Germany has been regarded for the
last Shree centuries By every form OF
government that has prevailed Ia
Frances and By French statesmen OF
every party. AZ their fair and leglti-
mate prey. The peaceable character
Of the German cation, but more par
tieularly he jealousies and dlssensl9ns =
/ which unfortunately divided TINS gfs11
/ eountfy. favored the habltual agrees
sive policy Of France. 1t We eVei
/ cherished the illusion that tic suDstl.
sutton Of another dynasty Tor tnat q
the Bonapartes would secure 20 Eu
H roDe the blessings Of continued peace
i e has been rndely dlspelled Dy tin
avouas Of Their that he was opposes
~ the war only because be believed
Franee not sufficiently prepared, all'
since that time ~ the letter Of th
D,o A. ToinvIlla 70 the GGHlois i
which he eulogiEes the people Of Wei
senbnrg for tre aeheFously firing 0
GcTnlan troops who. lighting onl
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s. That " demand, ia every department
Of the Govern meut, from the highest ~ the
lowest. the RtrlctesL economy In all eN-
penditures, consistent with the Teouire-
ments OF the public service the reduction
aud abOlishmemt of all extTavagnnt fees
and salaries; the closing OF ali useless
Offices. and the dismissal Of their incuAa-
bents, and nl efforts 70 these ends, 80
fed apprOvaL
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g. That q reduction OF taxation 10 de-
rnanded, both OF tariff and internal texes,
until ~ reaches the lowest amount conBisbs
snt with the credit and necessities or the
Government, and that we are IN favor OF
tarifY Tor revenue, Believing that g proper
adiustmeut OF duties must necessarilY at-
ford all the incidental protection TO Whicn
~, FssfsWnnf "a arqrfffaH
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ITAGY.


FLoRENcE, September 13.-Tbe
Pope Is understood to be preparing a
protest against the entry Of tho Ital-
ian troops into the Papal territory,
but will not resist the occupation. 1t
IS believed the Government will
secure to him the Leoniine quarter OF
Rome, and provide for civil list, IN
cluding The COLLEGE of Cardinals. On
Sunday General Bexio with a strong
force, eneamped at Montfiascone. nine
miles from Viterbo, the garrison
retiring to Viterbo. The Italians
have also occupied Bsguarea, where
twenty Papal troops surrendered.
The Commander Of The Native Pspal
forces has been arrested for refusing
to fght the Invaders
FEoREECE. Sept l3 Baron Nal
laret. the Freoch Ambassador 20
Italy. has been recalled. seas
FLoREscE, September Is. = Tho
Pope has ordered a cessation of re-
sistance to the occupation OF the
Papal States blythe Italian troops.
a large steaner left Marseilles for
Civita Vecehia TO brig back the Pom
tificial Z1uaves, aud other French
nSA 1NNASAr n - @A+~ @P@t EN~AFfAS~fa sffs.sa
FLoRKKCE, Seps. 13 "A pr0clama
tion issued by the King 60 the Ro-
mans, says peace. order and sci :
gOvernment, not war, was brought and
ofieereda by the Italians, aud the
Papacy viii reEzaiu inviolate. sQ9
Demonstrations have been made IN
TeToncina, Ia favor of Italian oceu-
paDcy. g-a ta EtNo &
The Pspal troops have refused to
Fl ht the uarional soldiers.
General Bieeo. who commands the
advance. encounters no resistance.
The railroad TO Rome is in the
hands of the Italians. ssram g
Fae ssf [HeraIdss Specially iIg
t ROME, September 13.-The Pop
has called together the members o
the djplsmatic body to protest agalns
the entry Of Italian troops who ar
now within few miles Of the city.
"H
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T. That We are favor Of currency
founded on Lhs national credit as aOund-
ant Al the trade aud cOmmerce OF the
country demand. and that we disapproYe
or ali laws In reference thcretO Whicn e9-
ta.bIishes monopoly or inc quality therein.
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egvHIs is NO 1.uMBUUi 9s o-.-,-o
= fV rondED ~ lHNAHt
rTfth age hninht. calor OF eyes ana hair
son siii rffelVr. by 30 urn mail n correct
flicfure Of your fufuro nusnano or WlIei
wifh nans aud date pi nlnlriaAe hu hu1 fs.a
yeE Y5rK iy7lW
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A. That the National Debt. crentcd in
the defense anu preservation 4 the u non,
how ever great the burden, must be cneers
fully borne unt1l hOnorabiy ano honestly
extinguished in accordance with the letter
and spirit ofthe several laws authcri1lng
the debt, and that all attempts a. repudla-
the scoTn and deDunciatiOp OF any honest
and patriotic people.
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g. That we re-ahlrm that - or al who
were faithful In the trials OF the late war,
there arc none entitled 90 more e@pecim
honor than the brave soldiers and searnen
who endured tue hardsu3ps Of campaign
and cruise. and I'm perifed their lives IN
The service OF their country, and the boun~
f.ss and pensions provided BY law 1or
tbose bravo defenders Of the nhttOn are
obli cations never TO De~ tfrgoatenl alfl
should be paid without cost toTtkf Iecipi-
emf - he Widows and orphans 81 the g4i
iant dead are the W4Tds of the nailnu--&
sacred legacy bequeatbed 70 tho NATION 3
s,rnaactfuR care .FEf.# .ME
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g. That we are opposed to the donation
or the public lands or the grant 0f fuh-
sides in money 70 railroads and othet
cor pornliOns, and that we demand the
reservation on the puDlic domain for tho
use Of aciuai settlers and oducatioNoi pur-
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-@ H. ~ tAglrit 49, w0rmn, 4niddEa-aE oF
. aE5|4 el +elt@ aarff anenhy restored 70
stss 49, viaor. hg ths ure ana e.lk A..99 A...,..
retieots, ~ .,-caraore street, Ctuciunau, @.
ss5l...4 ssfaragjs for circular. behsN.e g,lee.
i5N.,s 15fsf 't7rgad. Ma1t sins nT M#tif ~
49, N private dif ease cute4 lh tut.p
seVr' No eh0Tge itnt ci.rea. hlf -ls tat-
nlabcd, --
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2. That we reverence the ConatilutiOn pt
the United StaLef, as the su 9reDle law Of
the land, and q wise eL0bOdiment or ~ @
princip pies or free GOvRrmments aud toi-
lowing its teachings We viii adopt HOm
time 10 time, etlcu amendments As are
necessary more completely TO establish
iustice, insure domestic tranquility, and
secure the ble-sioRs Of liberty % ourselves
and our pOSterity.
WIFTEENTH AATENDMEHT.
g. That We rejoice al the ratification OF
the Fffteenth Amendment which forever
secures an equality of political rights. 10
all men, and we extend 90 the coiofed
man a helping hand 20 enable hira 80
the race OF life 10 improve and elevate his
~r..Tfffnu
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aHwwFM MWEm MGEHH8 An aet t1e
~ HDMB SHUTTLE bhWlN0 M A,-
CF4fNF Price az5 e maaoa tne = lf9eA
i5fffch M (aAk6 on both atdesl anH p tne
0nIv licensed undar-fued SEuttte N4lllAs
sold for Iegs tnau go. Lieen 49,. 4
~ ~ WILSON Grover EHMar aMn eiubeL q
a. An other uuoarsfee1 lMut.A4
chine sold for less tnan te@ ale Ittl+l Il+ =, =
nnenfs, anu she aeliel t4 "a N a, q
-~r~rec1fi0T1 Addrea jobs Me4N DA+e LtaA
r. vi 4oesyhy Hut
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OARRIAqEg.


j. B. annEr. E. y. gnEEu
~. E8. GREEN - CO.
CARRIAGE 0 NANUFAOggRERs
transfer Ornaments az Uinoinnan prio
5f1in Street, bet. ftfti and Sinth,
i4nla-aAvrrn lvt.sHpI nI.H.1np
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me RepubiIcan state PIatfoFul.

The Union Repnbifcan party OF fnditna
assent bIed in Convention ~ Indiauapo-
81, on the g2d day OF February, 1870, make
be following declaration Of ptIncipless
CONGRATULATIONS.
]. We congratulate Inc country on the
restoration OF law snd order In the late
FebelItous states, uneer tne reconHtfuc.
ton measures adopted by the general
Government, and upon the return 81
peace. and OF frafernnl feeling anifinR the
Deople OF all The States undsra CoGAtita- Z
ton securing an equalily of political mr. 4
civil rights OF all citizen, without DIS
f4g,rafffsfl Of rtnr1 or rr1luT.
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~T~rwAwFED hHMMJ'B TO ael tne Og-
Z NJ TAGON 6EWihtt "A iae ~ (. ~ ,As
Al fScfqaea makes fh0 isin1tHeA Aae KS Lltg4
and IA warranted i0r 8 years. Flleo 'ii 8l2i
ALI other machines n llA an 49, -
er,tg frr- efF or toru are infflmgarla H4@
dress OUTAG0M 8E WING AlAtl w y
Stftst IS T M Boaton. efaa Heptl-8m
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Otto w. Perkins. Of s.. Charlie, Kane
County. Ills. cofnm ttt et suicide last even
ing, by hanging himself TO araffer IN his
barn. Mr. Pea kins W as one or The oldest
rity aud more lhaD ordinary ability.
highly respected aud beloved bY 3 large
ctf Gle or acquaintance. The cause OF the
aufcfda fs a mvkferV
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sHERMAN's PAT ENI bhAAG

-. ,,..atyas B, 4 IN tfnprHan motion on NJ heeier
q wilson q "a al che principe. 7eWtnt
REaahinea. sent Dg me- Pe 49,
rTftl7 frgntrue #ona Tor uAA AHf .tA Nli@ t~N2AR@
tf III ~ 40. ats We 1tent
= a. ~ TSilATt'f III PAT HNT RHath con
epq3 W0D1 RQE ASA EhllAN At' Fsi
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LoEDoN. September 13. The
-N0rth German GdSette says Prussia
/. Is net bound to Recognize the French
Provisional Government, and the
PrussiaH Cross Gazette says: = e P4us
sia docs so delay. she will be obliged
30 Tecognizs Rochefort's friends to
morrosv.o
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-14

IA That the canal stocks, issil "a under
the' 'ieqiaintion az lAf8 and 1877 G Jm monty
q titea fhe4. Butter HiAf, J" were, ny the lelltlh
~ tile contra Ct charged e1ciuslyefy upon
fhe Wabash and Erie Canal, II q reNe... 49,
and lands; ana the faith OF the ptate t ttA vi
frsr flsa nav rnent or Ted9Iup ptl1n ttts-. -
resh canal stocks therefore c5psilt VIZ W. A
,@arf OF the outstanding debts pE its+IA ~
PTfha state. That the oon4titu.i .ipu y - 80 80
sale ought 70 be amended ~ ~ ~. ~ m NV
Dracifcsble period, 20 Re " prohADAE t''f