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Hot Water.

To the outside public heated political
contest is the source of infinite amusement.
A few serious souls remember that their bat
tie is fighting, whether they laud Or condemn
the plan of the campaign. But the many
.mouthed reading public find in the thrusts
and parties of political disputants only the
thrilling excitement of . railroad. holocaust
or wholesale, murder, with the additional
advantage that no one OF the combatants Is
likely to be seriously hurt. The stage is
;heaped up with slain, but when the curtain
falls the deiunct heroes spring to their feet,
and Macbeth and McDuff Franchi and
Chateau Renaud, goody youth and hardened
scoundrel, quail the flowing bowl together.
This is what the public think OF it. They
forget that men have eyes and ears and
hearts and immortal souls, whether they
strut upon the mimic stage or tread the
broader boards Of public political life.
The public>must be amused. Their favo-
rite paper, whether it be The Morning Iona-
hack or TIE Erening Stop Tub must give
them liberal allowance OF biting scarcasm
or ingenious denunciation. They demand
:brilliancy by the yard and invective by the
lineal mile, or complain that they don't get
the worth of their money. Jones may be as
saulted with "a; ffteen-inch Columbiad;
Brown may be lampooned until he becomes
black in the face; Robinson may bring the
scattering hairs Of his aged maternal parent
in sorrow to the grave. But it is all fun for
the public-sport for the boys and death to
the frogs. Efervescence and Ebullition are,
as they take it, the normal state OF the poll
tical journalist. Upon the principle that
eels, when the operation is often enough re-
peated, rather like the process Of skinning
it is assumed that every anonymous scrib-
bier. takes kindly to. hot water, and had
rather be- fayed and grilled BY a naughty
rival than live In quietness and peace.
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The Vote In the State.

The following table, made up from the
State census of 1869, shows the exact con-
dition Of the different counties in regard to
the white and colored vote. and, also, the
number Of representatives allowed each
county. It will be noted that in eleven
counties there are white majorities ranging
from 20 in Lancaster to 1877 in Spartan.
burg, and that in twenty counties there are
colored majoriies ranging from 2 in MARI
boro'. to 5000 in Charleston =
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We beg that the correspondents Of TIE
NEWS throughout the State, as well as the
County Chairmen, will forward to this office,
as soon as possible, their reports of the
result OF the elections
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The total vote OF the State, according to
the last returns, is 1875, viz: White
50, 3Ol, and colored s., AIS.
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ONE FURNISHED AND TWO UN-
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Tom and Jerry.
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Formerly Barkeeper at the Mills house.
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reward will be given for It's deAVery. octII-Iz..
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OLD soyG AND New. By Margaret J. Preston
Philsdelphla: J. B. Lippincott Il Co. 1870.
nm 3l2 Price 50 b.
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North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-07-27

Judge McClintock, we believe, ex-
presses the minds Of the people of the
10th Judicial District in his Union Of
the 10th. He says:
We are happy to learn that Milo
McGlathery for District Judge and G.
L. Granger for District Attorney, have
YIELDED to the unanimous request of the
bar, and numerous other friends. by
consenting to become candidates for re-.
election. These men, though both re-
publicans, are fully up to the Jefferson
ian test. They are "honest and capable. !"
and having been elected to the position
they now so creditably fill, as to secure
this spontaneous solicitation of both
republicans and democrats for their re-
election, it is one of the favorable signs
OF the times that both democrats and
republicans can unite in rewardine
faithful services of judicial officers by
their reelection without compelling
them to run the gauntlet of bargain
and sale, and other corrupt influences
to secure nomination at the hands Of
a political convention.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-07-27

MANY anxious enquirers want to know
whether the execution of Thompson will
take place here or in Clayton County. If
the proceedings below are affirmed by the
supreme court it will take place here. It
is also question with some whaHeffect the
taking Of an appeal has upon the sentence
as passed BY the district court. It suspends
or postpones the execution of the sentence
until such time a. the supreme court pas.
- upon the case, and if affirmed the SUI.
preme court fixes the time of execution
Fdyette Co. Union.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-07-27

Adjutant General Baker, secretary of
the Soldiers Reunion, issued the following
which we publish for the benefit of those
who may contemplate a trip to Des
Moines for fifty cent dinner, which will
cost the State the moderate little sum of
FIFTEEN Thousand Dollars:
The Executive Committee of the Iowa
Soldiers Reunion has no power to give
railroad passes to Soldiers Reunion to the
following classes: LIST, Iowa soldiers who
belonged to Iowa regiments, who now live
IN other States and want transportation to
the borders of this State. The TRANSPORT
tation inside of our state lines will be fur
nished I'd, Iowa men who enlisted in reg
iments of other States, no matter if now
residents Of Iowa; Sd, soldiers of regi-
ments OF other States, now residing in this
State; 4th, widows of deceased soldiers !;
9th. military companies 9th, bands Of
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-07-27

The New York Euening Post points out
the reckless unphilosophical manner in
which our tax laws are filmed, in the fol-
lowing statement:
We now levy 1000 different duties in
our tariff, and collect on them $l6O. OOO.-
900. We need only Sl2O,OOO,OOO from
this source, and last year we collected that
amount on nineteen articles out of the
1000. II Congress should to-day repeal
$500 of these duties, the remainder of
them would pay the interest on the public
debt and the diplomatic and foreign ex-
penses. and leave surplus in gold toward
the-principal of the debt, and the internal
government would meet all other claims
on the government, without the income
tax or taxes on gross receipts, which the
House of Representatives has voted to
abolish.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-07-27

A Hindoo proverb says, "Strike not
even with flower. a wife, though she has
q thousand faults.''.
A sable patriot at Detroit is hunting
around town, with an oyster can full Of
buckshot and cayenne pepper. for re-
venge on his faithless spouse.
An Albany man has sold $4,000
worth of strawberries this year off a
piece OF land for which he paid $3.50
three years ago.
The time off Pittsburg court is being
wasted in trying to find out whether
two 14-year-old children who have a
nice baby are married or not.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-07-27

On Sunday $50 Cinnamon on planta-
ton, near the city Of New Orleans, becom-
ing dissatisfied, seized Cumming, the Chi
nese contractor, and held him as hostage.
He was released by the police and the
ringleaders were arrested.
The Montreal correspondent of the
Toronto Globe says gentleman arrived
lately from France, took an Office in st.
James street, and has within few days
been actively recruiting for the French
army. Recruits have passage paid to
Europe, where they are promised bounty.
The little sal, vessel which left the coast
of Maine some months ago is at anchor at
Alton. Its proposed route is up the ILL
nois river-through the canal-around the
lakes-through the St, Lawrence home.
In California those traders are best pat
ronized who advertise in their establish
ments ''no Chinese arc employed"
The original Declaration of Independ-
ence, now in the Patent Office at Washing
ton, is nearly illegible from the fading OF
the ink.
Austria will probably prohibit the
proclamation of papal iniallibility.
A small quantity of coal oil is dropped
on a piece of cotton, then squeezed out as
dry as possible, after which the cotton is
rubbed over the face and hands, and nc
mosquito will alight where the scent has
been left.
The earnings of the Milwaukee & ST.
Paul Railway Company the first six
months of 1869 to July LIST, were s2,974,
GAG. During the same period this yeal
the figures are s3,Os5 1854.
Mr.. Roesing, Consul General of tht
North German Confederate at New York
wishes it known that the European tele
gram, that the Prussian authorities hav,
issued instructions to Consuls abroad t.
furnish free outfit to all Germans whit
wish to return home to volunteer in tn,
army, is untrue in every particular.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1870-07-27

The State of Indiana desires to take
rank with Iowa in the matter of State
debt. On the FIRST of September next. In
diana claims tho last of her debt will he
paid, at least she notifies her creditors
that she is ready 20 pay, and will not paw
interest latter thatdate.- Ottumwo Courier.
Another time it is asserted that sIowa
is out OF debt" when the editor of the
radical sheet from which we clip
knows well that Iowa is not out of debt.
Print more Of truth and cease TO fabricate.
simply to keep worthless organization
together, and your columns will have more
influence and your readers better satisfied
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Can PrussianS Whip Frenchmen !

Referring to the battles of 1912, 1914
and 1916, which the Prussians were often
exclusively pittied against the French
alone, so as to afford test trials of the rel.
alive fighting prowess of these two people,
a we'll informed European writer in the
Cincinnati Commercial, Mr.. Daniel Roe
mer, says:
There were ten battles in 1912, namely:
Lutzen, May 2; Bautzen, May 20 and p
Lucknau, June 3; Gross Beeren, August
%; Katzbach, August 26; Dresden, Au-
gust &c and u; Kuhn, August 80; Den
newitz, September 6; Leipsig, October l6,
Is and lg; Hanau, October 20 and 80;
besides the engagement at Wartenberg,
October 3, the combat of Moeckern, near
Madgeburg, April 5, not to be confound-
ed with the battle of Moeckern, October
l6, which formed an episode in the battle
of Leipsig. The combats of Konigsworthe
and Weissig, May Is, the combat Am
Goerder Valid, September l6, the combat
near Weimcr between Tettenborn and LIE
Fevre Decroucttes, whose date have for
gotten, and innumerable smaller fights,
impossible to remember.
The battles in which Prussians alone,
without being encountered by Russians or
Austrians, fought the French, were Luck
nau, Gross-Beerin, Katzbach and Dennc-
witt, and the engagement of Wartenberg,
in all fire of ,cAich the Prussians acre cic-
torious. The tile of Dennewitz Is
moreover the most glorious victory of this
century. Forty thousand Prussians, I'M
der Bulow, utterly routed seventy thoA-
sand Frenchmen under Ney. No nation
can show such a glorious victory in the
present century. In the year 1914 there
were six important battles: La Rothier
(Feb. u; Bar Sur Aube (Feb. 27,) Laon
March 2O), and Paris March 3O), then
the engagement of Craonpe March, if l
remember right, the combats of Champ
aubert, Vauehamps, Etoges, Montmirail,
besides minor fights, as for instance La
Fere Champeneise. Of these the Prus-
slams alone engaged the French OF Laon,
Etogea, and Motmirail, in the first victo-
riously, in the two latter they were beat
en-. In 1915 there were two battles, Lig-
ney and Waterloo. and two engagements
at Quetrebas and Wavre, besides the small
Ter fights. OF these the Prussians fought
alone at Ligney and Wavre. In the form
er they were beaten. The latter was un.
decided.