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Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-09-17

Bangor, Abraham Sanborn,+
| James L. Rawson,
Philo A. Strickland.
Springfield, Philip c. jones'
| PIsCArAoUIs-ENTIrLEDT TO 8.
Republicans.
Dover. f. A. Thompson.
Milo, James /. Bishop.
Monson, Aretus Chapin.-3
| SAGADAHoc-ENTITLED TO 5.
Republicans.
Bath, Michael f. Gannett,+
James T. Patten.+
| Topsham, Daniel F. Potter.+
Phipsburg, Chas. V. Minot.*-4
Democrat
Richmond, James M. Hagar.*-l
SoMERsET-ENTIrLED TO s.
Republicans.
Mercer, Seth II. Willard.
New Portland, John Winter.
Norridgewock, Joseph Taylor
Harmony, Darius II. Bartlett.
Madison, William Hayden.
Skowhegan, Geo. w. Hathaway*
Palmyra, Nathaniel Andrews
Democrat.
Moscow, Josiah H. Goodrich
WALDo-ENTIrLED TO 8.
Republicans.
Belfast, Willard p Hartman"
Unity, William Taber.
Searsmont, James Severance.
Monroe, Ashur H. Mayo
Thorndike, Joseph Sayward
Llncolnville. Henry Crehore.
Searsport, Isaac Caryer.-7
Democrats.
Winterport, George White.
Morrill,, Thomas Storer.-2
WAsHINGToN-ENTITLE TO 10.
Republicans.
Mibridge, George Googins.
Columbia, George b. Drisko.
Dennysville, Daniel X. Hobart+
Pembroke, William Wadsworth.
Eastport, Joseph Anderson, Jr.
Calais, Frederick A. Pike"
Democrats.
Machiasport, Arthur Moore.
Addison, Nathaniel n. Wass.
East Machias, James r. Talbot
Meddybemps, w. W. Cook-4
YoRK-ENrITLED TO 10.
Republicans.
Kittery, Joshua H. Sanborn.
Alfred, c. B. Lords
Saco, Edwin b. Smith"
Berwick, George S. Goodwin.
WATERFORD, David Deering.
Sanford, Simon Tebbets.
Democrats.
Biddeford, John Quincy Adams,
John IL. Burnham.*
Elliot, James G.. Jenkins.
Limington, Samuel NJ. Bradbury.
Buxton, Thomas H. Berry.
Kennebunkport, Enoch Cousens.-
+Member of a former Legislature.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-09-17

The Bangor Whig says the Lime Rock
Bank robbers have been very quiet lately. A
strong guard is kept over the Jail at Belfast
al d all precautions are taken to ensure theiI
safe delivery to the Sheriff of Knox County
The term of court at which they will be tried
comes off at Rockland about the goth of Sept
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-09-17

The Press says the number Of Assistant As
SCISSORS of Internal Revenue in the first dis
trict will be reduced to four on and after Octo-
Der lst. The present number is eight.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-09-17

The Ellsworth American says schooner
"Silver Dart" of Gloucester, on Thursday OF
last week seined 500 barrels of mackerel at
one haul off the Isle Au Haut.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-09-17

The Western Piscataquis Agricultural and
Horticultural Society will hold their annual
Show and Fair at Monson, on the 2Sth and
29th of this month
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-09-17

To-day Saturday the first division of the
Portland & Ogdensburg Railroad will be for
mally opened to the stockholders who will make
an excursion from Portland to Lake Sebago.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-09-17

The annual Show and Fair of the Wilton
Agricultural Society will be held on the 2Sth
instant, at the Upper Village, near Charles
Bartlett's mill.
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Senators Elected.

ASDRoscoGGIs.
Daniel Holland, Lewiston.
ARoosTooK.
David Dudley, Presque Isle.
CUMBERLAND.
M. ID. L. Lane, Standish.
Henry Carvill, Brunswick.
Samuel F. Perley, Naples,
Charles J. Morris, Portland.
FRANKLIN.
Edwin X. French, Chesterville.
HANCOCK.
Hiram S. Bartlett, Trenton,
Sylvanus T. Kinks, Bucksport.
KENNEBEc.
Joshua Gray, Gardiner,
George +. Minot, Belgrade,
Reuben Foster, Waterville.
KNOX.
Rnggles S. Torrey, St. George,
Edwin Smith, j., Warren,
LINCOLN.
Samuel L. Smith, Wiscasset.
OXFORD.
nOIlldS SlSdNcS, DIV"
Otis Hayford, Jr., Canton.
PENoBscoT.
Timothy Fuller, Lincoln,
Charles Buffmm, Orono,
John B. Nichols.
PIsCATAorIs.
John G. Mayo, Dover.
SAGADAHOC.
Joseph W. Spaulding, Richmond.
SOMERSET.
Frank r. Weber, ST. Albans,
Moses French, Canaan.
WALDO.
Thomas w. Vose, Winterport,
Nehemiah Smart, Searsmont.
WAsHfNGroN.
Putnam Rolfe, Princeton,
Daniel j. Sawyer, Jonesport.
YORK.
John B. Nealley, South Berwick,
Joseph c. Roberts, WATERFORD,
Joseph Hopkins, Saco.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-09-17

A County Bible Society has been formed in
Belfast by Rev. VIM. ii. Gilbert.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-09-17
1ailp Ntnnrbfe yournal.

AUG U s Ia.
SATURDAY MORNING. SEPT. IT, 1870.
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Pure Drugs & Chemicals
FOR sale
At the Lowest Rates
TOILET ARTICLEs.
FRENCH, ENGLISH, & DOMESTIC SOAPS,
CAMPHOR ICE,
Dentifrices, English Cold Cream,
Coudray's Cosmeaque and Pomade,
Bay Rum, German and Domestic Domestic Co Cologne
Dyes, Perfumery, Sachet Bags, IOl1et
Powders, Moth and FreckIe Lotions.
Camelia Balm, Laird's Bloom OF Youth,
Hagan's Magnolia Balm, Barnes Mag
nolia Water, Shaving Cream and Soaps,
Shaving Brushes, Razor Strops,
Nail Files and Cleaners.
Tweezers. Hand Mirrors. Dressing Gases,
PUFF BOXES.
IVORY, TORTOISE SHELL, 6 HORN
Dressing and Pocket Combs,
FINE COMBS,
Nail, Tooth, Hair, Hat, and Clothes
BRUSHES
Therm mOmeters, Work Boxes,
PORTE MONNAIES,
Pocket and Bill Books
Feather Busters,
PAINT 4 WHITEWASH BRUSHES,
SPONGES & CHAMOIS SKINS!
Cigar Cases, Cigars and Tobacco,
Humphreys Homeopathic Specifies,
Wellcome's and Fitcl's Remedies,
and all the popular
Patent Medicines, Pure Drugs,
Chemicals Il Family Medicines.
Fresh Pressed Herbs
MEATS FOOT,
Lard, Sperm, Olire, and Kerosene
OILS, &C.. eacc.
sS- Call and examine, and you will find
PRICES EXTREMELY Low.
| Physician's Prescriptions carefully compounded
| from pure Medicines at all hours of the day and
night
A. Q. DANA,
DHlGGIsT AND APOTHECARY,
Successor to j. p. DEERING, No. Union Block,
Water Street, Augusta, Me.
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MEMPHIS, Dec. 81, 1870.
On Friday last, In Alcorn county, Mississippi,
during quarrel between DR.. Il. NJ. Nichots ana his
brother, w. Il. Nicholts, the doctor shot twice.
Mr. Shoepe, brother.inaw, interfered TO stop
further bOodshed but was Immediately assailed by
w. Il. Nicholts and shot dead.
At Lauderdale MISS, on "Wednesday last terrible
tragedy occurred. Mrs. Clayton sent 10 town
negro named Je and her two sons aged respectively
thirteen and sixteen years. with quantity OF bag
cotton, which they were To cell. Jeif had an inter-
est In the cotton, and alter O sale was effected
dispute arose between hun and the boys about the
distribution OF the proceeds. The difficulty seemed
to be settled however, and the three started for
home-the boys In wagon and the negro on
niue; but the, had goG but short distance out OF
town when the negro rode up to the wagon and shot
the eldest boy, Gabe Clayton In the face, mortally
wounding hun. The younger succeeded in driving
on, gave the alarm and on Thursday the nGsrro was
arrested. An examination resulted IN his ccmmttal
jail for trial: but while at the station in charge Of
the constable about twenty men wearing masks
rode up, seized the negro, carried him or short
distance and shot him 10 death.
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The ARMY OF THE LOIRE
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.


Nothing from the Army--PIscos Evacuated
by tho Germsns--Prussian BrutaIities in
Orleans aud Biois-Review Of Troops in
Bordeaux.
BORDEAUX, Dec. 27, 1870.
There Is no news from the Army or the lore.
ELBEuF AND BouR1-rHHaoNpE EVACUATED.
despatch from Aiencon, 25th, says the enemy
nave evacuated Ebeuf and Bourg Iheronde. at
which latter place they had an intrenched camp.
PRUssIANs pILLAGlN6 BI.oIs AND ORLEANS.
A despatch from Poitiers, 25tn, says 10000 Prus-
SLAMS, with artillery. occupy Blois, and have inds-
crimlnatey pilaged both pubic and private houses.
There are 1900 Prissians at Orleans which city
has also been ptageu. Tho Pr,lssian officers aud
men ore all engaged III the work OF piunder.
REVIEW or Tsoors-cHEERs FOR THE UNITED
STATES.
At graud review OF 10000 National Guards
held here on Monday NJ. Cremieux presented flags
to the various regiments, and mace a speech In
which he assured the soldiers that the republic
would surely save France. Officers and men were
all enthusiastic IN their WAS for the republic and
as they passed the residence OF the American Con-
sui gave utterance to hearty demonstrations OF
friendship 70 the government and people OF the
United States.
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The STRIKING SHOENAKERs.


HIas. Meeting OF Crispins al the Cooper Union
Inst Evening.
For the purpose or ascertaining the feelings and
opinions OF the entire organization or the Crspns
upon the subject OF cooperation ana for discussing
It's merits and demerits a mass meeting was held
last evening IN the large hail OF the Cooper Union,
which was not however, as well attended as It's
organizers desired II should be. What was wanting
IN numbers, however was fully made up IN enth,l-
siasm, for every one present seemed bent on busi.
ness, and that, to0 OF the most earnest character
Mr. Michael Ferguson was CHOSEN chairman
and upon calling the meeting to order he stated the
oolect for which the meeting had been called. He
then introduced Mr.. Nelson w. Young, who although
he was suffering from severe indisposuon, made a
good, sensible and stirring speech, which was
warmly applauded throughout. He said
to compromise the difficulties existing
between themselves and the Crispins there
was nothing left for them the CrispIns TO do but
organize themselves into cooperative companies or
say TWENTY-FIVE each, ana 60 to work on their own
responsibility. II they would do this they need have
no s0liciude Tor the result FOR tnev could undersel
tner laTe employers at the rate OF from S5 80 pcr
case. and this he thought would soon bring certain
parties he couid MENTION who are now swearing
eternal vengeance against the Crispns, TO their
knees.
At the conclusion OF Mr. Young's remarks Mr..
Michael Murphy was introduced. He read n set OF
resolutions den0uncing the manufacturers in good
round terms, aud declaring their intention to live
In the future entirely independent OF them, by eS-
tabshing cooperative shops OF their own. These
resolutions were adopted unanimously, after which
Mr. Eagan, good looking gentleman from Cork,
came forward, and, after making few remarks,
Which were calculated 10 encourage the Crispihs in
their new undertaking. presented them with his
check for $780, ana said that long as the strike
lasted they might call upon him for S25 a week to
assist them.
Speeches made by some half dozen other
gentlemen, amer which me assembage dispersed.
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or am not in my own house. but a guest OF the
ambulance society whose directors allow me all
you see on the table, am, moreover. guarded as a
prisoner"
The Bishop then resumed'I know all about the
villages In the neighborhood OF Paris. You tell me
they are all more or less destroyed What change!
! am surprised tnat the Prussians DO not run the
railways more"
CoRREsroSDENr-There IL no rolling stock except
on the railway east OF Paris. which the Germans
have captured. There Is none, for the French have
always taken care to remove the locomotives and
whenever there has been chance OF their fall.
ing into the hands OF the Germans.
Monsigneur DUpANLogP-What constitutes the
weakness or the French troops Is the moi. What
constitutes the strength OF Gambetta Is Paris which
city Is in measure, bound to hold out ~ point or
honor. You have. perhaps, news regarding the
Italian invasion OF Rome. For some time we have
been In the dark. receiving TO letters or papers.
Does the Holy Father walk abroads
CoRRssPoNDxsr-The latest dates represent the
Holy Father as stu shut up In the Vatican.
FnENCh hkfUBLCANISM MISkANED.
Monsigneur DUPANLoUP-The people or Orleans
are suffering greatly. both from want Ut food ana
quiet. They have been troubled with 10 many sol.
diers quarsered on them that am quite sure that
they are all In favor or peace understand that In
America great interest is felt in favor OF Door France
Well. from all have seen OF the American prelates
the United States must be nation OF grand i'm.
pulses ana generous feelings. But sympathy simply
on occount OF the declaration OF the republic Ia mis-.
placed. The present rulers never made republic
worthy 10 be called such by Americans. France has
to suffer much and TO learn much before she win be
fit to be enrolled side by aide with sucn republics as
the United States.
DOES NOT LIKE THE RgPuBLIc.
This concluded the conversation The Bishop
bade ME farewell inviting . repetition or the visit II
such were desired AZ win be perceived, Bishop
Dnpanloup spoke freely, but Ground the compass
lie ia evidently anxious 10 get rid OF the republic.
but still hopes that France viii be successful In her
resistance.
THE MILITARY SITUATION.
Since the battle near Beangency there has been no
fighting in this neighborho0d, but plenty or skir.
mishing on the outposts. The Bavarlan troops are
greatly worn but the Prussians remain fresh ana
resolute. An American ambulance corps. with ten
doctors and twenty horses, IL here and has done
good service.
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isCELLANEOUs REPORTS.
rrLeGaAMs 70 THE NEW YORK atRALu.

ItLeGaAmS TO the NEW YORK MnAl0.
Drczieres urrounded-NIauteancI In Pursuit-
The sinking OF English ships iEnsland In.
Observation-Disclosures MUSE be Demanded.
LONDON. Deo a. 1870.
The city OF Mezieres Is surrounded by $4,000 Prus-
SLAMS, and n Siege Il imminent.
FADHERBE RETREATISG.
The French Army OF the North nas fallen back
to Arras, having evacuated Corpc Albert and
Acheux.
MANrEuFFEL IN PURSUIT..
General Manteunei Il In active pursuit OF the
French Army Of the North. and has captured some
prisoners at Albert
NANT.
The sinking OF six English ships in the Seine by
the Prussans for the purpose of obstructing navi.
cation, has occasoned great indignation here aud
throughout England. The British Vice Consul at
Rouen has presented to the Prussian commander
formal protest against the act or spolatOn COM
mitted upon British subjects.
EXPLANATIONS MUST Bs DEMANDED.
The shipping Gazette. which first doubted. now
admits the truth OF the reports concerning treat
ment Of British vessels in the Seine by tue Prus-
SLAMS, and declares that the government must
Prussia.
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LONDON MONEY MARKET. LONDON. Dec. s7-4 30 r.
M.Consols closed at 81. for and the account
Amerlcsn sscnr'.ies easer United states yswcnty bona
stocks closed quiet Erie. 2O Illinois Central i2 Atlantic
and Great Western 2Sb.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKFT.~LIvRgPoof Dec OF
43O r. M.-Cotton steady. Mddne uplands, 81 mddins
Orleans Ss The sales of the day foot i2U0D bales in
cludng 900 bales for speculation expori.
TRADE AT MANCHESTER. .--I.iv EGPoOI, Dec 27.-The
market for yarns and fabrics At Manchester is firm.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARkET.-LIvERPooL, Dec
I'll 80 r. M.--Wheat hrrner CsfDrnia white, lis 3D.
lis 4d spring, No red Western. i0s Id los 3D.
ss Id for old; winter Os ID los 3D. No los I'd
LIVERPOOL, Dec 27l 10 J.. M.Wheat, 9s lUd lOs. 3D.
extreme range cental for No TO No red Western
spring
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARkgr.-LryEnrool Dec
27430 r. MBeef, 1905 Lard, 6ls Bacon, SIS. 4s. Tor
s. X. NJ.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET r.--LIvRRrooi, Dec. az
30 p M Common rosin 5s III 6s. Refined petroleum.
IL. IND. a Is. Sd. Tnrpentnc 3is. a ais Cd.
LoNDos PRODUCE MARSEr. -LoNDoN, Dec 2T-t 30 p
MAI articles unchanged
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IsLEGRAPHlc NEWS ITEMS.

Mrs Catharne Flynn. while intoxicated, burned to
death In st. Louis on sunday.
Mrs. Agatha H. Mayer OF Newport r. l., committed sui-
eide Yesterday morning by drowning.
Dr. D. X. weilford, prominent pbyslcan and for many
professor OF matera medica the Virginia
College, died ut Richmond last evening" aged
years
The First National Bank of Cheyenne has organized
with capital OF Sl00o00 and A. X Converse elected as
president and II. j. Rogers cashier.
John Hanlon, OF Philadelphia, k sentenced to be hanged
on tue ls OF February, according to the death
issued by the Governor and rena tothe prisoner to-day
DIR. r. NJ. Powers arrested In st. Louis Saturday
ntrht on charge OF violating the Of Mrs. Viola Hill
while on visit to mis- Office W the prosecution OF her bust
ness AZ solicitor ~ subscriptions TO publications Mrs.
Hi s represented aS highly respectable lady, recently
frOtu the South.
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S0CIAL LIFE IN ARKANSAS.

MEMPHIS Dec. 27 1870
In Yell county, Arkansas, last week, a boy named
Butler. aged fourteen, shot and killed, instantly,
the wife OF his brother, who mad just arrived at the
homestead after the wedding. Previous to the mar
rage the boy threatened to Kill the young woman
should she become the wife Of his brother The
youthful murderer has been arrested, ana makes
The affair still more horrible by asserting that mis-
father encouraged him to shoot his sster-ln-law.
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ARRANGEMENT or LEADING BosTM MERCHANTS ON CHARGE
OF SMUGGLING

BOSTON, Dec. 81 1870.
In the United States D.strict Court to-day Dexter
j. Mills Samuel q. LuDd. Alden Freeman, Milo B.
okeete, George Underwood and John r. Perry were
arralgned for trial, charged with smuggling. Read
ing OF the Indictment was waived. The alleged
frauds cover period or between three aud four
years and amount In the aggregate to nearly
$500, ,O00 The indictment originally charged sixteen
offences and sixty-nine counts, put several have
been ''nolprOssed,' and 1t now charges eleven Of
fences and contains ifty-six counts. Nine of the
alleged fraudulent entries were made In Boston and
two IN New YORK city.
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the GEORGIA ELECTION.

AUGUSTA. Dec. q, 1870.
The election returns come in slowly. but enough
have been received to confirm the election OF demo-
Gratis to Congress from the First Third, Fifth Sixth
and Seventh districts. with chances In favor OF
Lawton, democrat. IN the Fourth. In the Second
district the returns are against lift the late demo
cratic incumbent. and In favor or Whitley, repubi-
can. The Legislature will be largely democratic
In Atlanta the radicals concede that Georgia has
gone democratic Dy $4,000 To AZ, 900 Thus far only
Two radical Senators are elected. Fney are both
cO0red men.
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JAMAICA.

Oveuing of the LexisiaSure-Fisrnc-S of tao
I-tnud--Coilae Seiyare.
HAVANA, Dee. 26. 1870
Jamaica advices state that tue 0oveIiar opens tho
Legislature to-day. The finances Of the sisnd show
surplus revenue Of $50 100 for the past year. i.-
portant propositions and schemes for ti.s future
welfare or Jamaica anticipated.
The tria, OF the coffee SEIZURE ease ha. con-
promised the saiyors, who have refunded the New
Orleans underwriters C.. 900.
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Cabinet Crisis in Madrid and New
Latin Duke in Embryo.
Bismarck's Gr0wl at the Pea
SAINT Children of Tell.
Luxembourg Minor "Sick Man'
for the Congress Physicians.
Premier Gladstone Makes = Fro
fession Of Faith.
THE MOUNT GEMS TUNNEL.

Conquest Of tho Alps by Modern Science-Con-
grasulations Of the vict0rs.
BORDEAUX. Dec. 81, 1870.
despatch from susa announces that the Alps
were pierced through yesterday. and that the work
men from both ends OF the Mount Cents tunnel
joined In congratulations upon the completion OF
the great work.
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BURIED UNDER A SsNDBANK.

Yesterday afternoon gang OF nine laborers were
engaged IN excavating a cellar at the corner OF
Ocean avenue and Grove street, Jersey City, when
the bank caved in and buried under it a man named
Jonn Duny. His fellow laborers set to work with
desperate energy Ia eXtricate him. but before they
had accomplished their task the unfortunate man
had breathed his last. Two of the other laborers
sustained slight injuries. An inquest viii be held by
Coroner Wande,
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GERMANY.

Blsniarcsx's Caution 10 Aust siria-Fumify Union,
or Outside Of the Door.
LONDON, Dec. II, 1870.
Count Bismarck, in note to the Cabinet al VI.
emma, calls its attention to the reorganization OF
Germany, and expresses the hope ''that nothing In
the treaty OF Prague viii Interfere with her develop.
mcnt.r
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BILLIARDS.

The Grand Championship Contest Tonight.
At the Academy Of Music tonight win be played
match game OF billiards which exCites the attention
Of people in all walks Of ile--Cyriile ulon and
Morris Rudophe, for $1,000. The game Is 1000
points up, cafroms, each OF the players 10 count
three Tor every carron: 20 he played on ''sandardr
four pocket table. Feeling Is now running very
high In regard to this game. and the Academy wdl
undoubtedly he crowded uy u large ani excited
audience
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BELGIUM.

National Defence--A Garde Mobile.
LoND0S, Dec. u, 1870.
II Is stated that the Belgian Civic Guard VIII be
reorganized as Mobile Guards.
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DIR. William I. Walsh ec,ured last evening on
Chateaubraud at 81. Joseph's Academy, SIKH ave-
nnc, near Washington place. The house was
crowded, the lecture good and tue crJire affair
ue3eryedy successful.
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WIT TZERLAN

German GrOwl at the Descendants Of Tell
Bismarck to the Cabinet Of che Republic.
BERLIN, Dec. 81, 1870.
Count Won Bismarck urges upon Switzerland
better observance OF Its obligations OF neutrality
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4 FRENCH PRIZE IN THE PACIFIC.

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, Dec. 81, 1870.
The German bark Gazelle, which was captured
by q French vessel and taken into Tahiti, sailed
trom hence september with o cargo OF barley for
luuiuue Peru
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Holiday Presents for l.adicS.--A Good Sew
af machine ghtens the labor and promotes tho beh
bsppiness of those AT home. Tue GR0TEk BAKER IL
generally acknowledged 70 he the best sewing machine
family ~. SalesrooD,s, 4g5 Broadway.
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LEN & Pcrrins'

Len ~ Pcrrins'
SAUCE,
The Woi icce,ershire
Deemed indispensable by those who familiar wiul ta
delicious qialnes. suitable with soup nsh hot and ooid
loints, game, &c.
JOHN DCkCAN'S SONS,
SPEC oil Agents fes the. United states,
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New Year Gifts in the finest Londsu, Paris
and Vienna Leather Goods, NJ CArTNACu'S s. rga kro,I
way Metropolitan uotel buildspl
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For n New wears Present Hat isn't 1S0d
to take. Now, if intend present OF
Hat want to give good ones nobby elegant tile of
course. then, VIII give bim KNOX, th4
haer 2i2 Broadway You can get elegant set OF Fs 1t
kSOXS too. for your lady love-. Indeed ladies say
he has the finest assortment oil Fs tho atty.
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Mailed Free tor 2J ccnts.-Dr. knhss,. I,es.-
lures on Nervous Debility Marrinse. IS obligations
impednrnts, and diseases arising from with
cases from ac.ual practices Address Secretary DR.
kahn's Museum, 7i5 Broadway. New York
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All Men l.OOisin0 for Business should Cafi
and Machine for Milking Cows which
IN 10 be introduced roughou tho country.
COLvfN BROTHERS, ssA Broadway.
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Fnr--For New YEARS. Gifts, Choice stock
popular prices. BURKE. Manufactured, 65t Broadway
Branch at l.S Fulton street
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Dinsiouds Bought and sold.
GEORGE G.. ALLEN.
5i3 Broadway, under ST. Nicholas hote
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Patriotism and Native Res0Iu Iuti0n-Iteiics 0n
the Faith of Treaties.
LONDON, Dec. 81, 1870.
A delegation OF the inhabitants OF Luxembourg
to-day presented TO Prince Henry a patriotic ad-
Dress
The Prince, IN reply expressed confidence In
their ability to defend the rights OF the Duchy. He
mad faith in the justice OF their cause the loyalty
OF the signers Of the treaty OF lS67.n
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Aner War, p..,,,ence and Imrmpornu.c

After War. Pesi,ience and IntrmPor"nrc,
Colds the destruction human life mainy
because cold often considered very ordinary tr'
fling affair, Just well lett 10 Il and hence
tematc ally neglected, unt simple, curabe affection
converted into serious and generality fani pulmonary ais.
The prudent that violent cough cod
should trrted WITH but the rTsy, tax rs
OF from it's ncpieney, promptly make uss Of Dr.
JAYNE'S ExPECTORAkT. curative which has sustained
its reputation thirty remedy always e
cacios and most beneficial innucnce AL
The Bronchial And Pulmonary Organs sod by all drugista
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A.-IIolidny Styics.-Gsent1enen's Hat,
ready at popular prices Fur Caps In variety
BURKE, Manufacturer, Iys Fulton street