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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-30
The Lowell Courier says that an in

The Lowell Courier says that an In
genious gardener In Lowell makes flank
movement ON the weeds In his onion bed.
He sows the rows the width Of Z board
asunder, and then places boards on the
spaces between them. The weeds come
up - ar q the boards, and are discour-
aged. He leaves the lumber ON the
ground until the onions get strong, and
6nds II useful for Standing on while weed.
ing the rows - well - for keeping down
the weedG q~
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-30

THE President of the oldest Life lnsur-
ance Company in New York is insured i'm
the Washington Life.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-30

THE Washington Life avoids the faults
Of both mutual and stock companieA
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-30

waahnstoa. Jane n, 1870.
sd H East. M
Gold closed In New York on the 21st as
l1sA. H
In the New Hampshire Legislature, on
the 10th, Nathan w. Cove, Of Concord,
was elected Secretary Of State and Peter
GAnborn, Of Concord, State Treasurer.
Judge Nathan Clifford has declared In
the United States Circuit Court at Boston
that Congress has the power to tax the
salary Of State officer. F4
The Erie Railway Company made .
further reduction on the 10th In freight
and passenger rates: First-class fare TO
Cincinnati, 4l7, 10 Louisville, $2i., II
was expected that the Vanderbilt lines
would make an equal, II not greater, 70.
duction. .4 q
q Red Cloud addressed meeting at
Cooper institute, New York city, on the
10th, reitcrating his complaints Of deccp'
ton practiced upon the Indians, and
stating that they only wanted peace ana
justice. !.
Gov. Holman, Of New York, has vetoed
the bill discriminating against foreign
companies In the matter Of taxation. n
Tho Democrats Of Vermont, In con.
vention 1t Montpelier, on the nth,
nominated John L. Edwards for Governor
and the other candidates Of last year. "
jerome Napoleon Bonsparte died at
Baltimore. on the morning Of the nth,
aged 65 years. His mother-in.lAw, Mr..
williams, also died the SAnne morning.
30 The Maine Republican State Conven.
zion ON tho 10th nominated Hon, Sidney
Psrhsm for Governor. The esate Tenn
psrance Convention, held q Auburn on
the nth, also nominated Mr.. Perham. 4
Red Cloud and party left New York
city on the nth, for Chicago and home.
70 The Red Stockings defeated the Eek.
lords, in New York on the l7th-24 to 7
Eight thousand four hundred and sixty
nix immigrants arrived at New York dur
ing the week ending juno 10. %
agAt New York city on the 18th the Red
! Stockings beat the 6tass--1o toll.
Z; Rev. b. B. Nsdcl, President of the Drew
Theological Seminary, N. j., died sudden
y on the morning Of the goth. Il
In Ave-innings game Of baseball
played at Cleveland on the goth, the
White Stocking, 81 Chicago, defeated the
Forest Citys, ~ Clsveland--e4 tos.
hi "A tnumber Of Cinnamon arrived In New
York city from Boston on the Goth, hav-
ing failed to ct employment In the latter
city. Il was understood they would 90 TO
eaa Trancisco. a..nfall t,..ss 4, s4a4G
j {, ma -o.---.A $1,000 Assrts Of slv
New York Central and Hudson River,
Pennsylvania Central and Eriecompanies,
on the 18th, resolved 70 restore the old
high tariff Ter freight and. cattle onths 1st
u July. 1850 ggl9j gel uaiitnllgt
On the 20th, near Boysrstown. Berks
county, Pa, child Of William Tudy,
about year old, had IL throat cut from
ear u ear, with ! butchers knife, by q
Girl named Catherine Hummsl, sged shout
thirteen, employed In Tudy's family a.
nurse. Alter the murder she aed 70 the
woods and was not apprehended till the
following morning. b''h @hi ''' Il
& The White Stockings, of Chicago, de-
5satsd tho Nisgaras, Of Buffalo, on the slst
~ 70 II. The Red Stockings defeated
tie Intrepida, Of Philadelphia-62 TO 10.
The New York State Sunday School
Co1ye1tion began u hfteenth annual
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-30

u NUMBER th0fe . eaaoV. Il Was lp0a tA1S
principle that the formula Of JUDeoN's MOUNTAIN
tending TO spend fortune in advertising his pills,
submitted his recipe to the revision Of the most
intelligent and learned physicians Of the age, md
lie result q simple but most efacacous medicine
the JUDooH's MOUNTAIN HH1B PnxA. they
purify the blood, remove all obstruction, cleanse
the skin Of Ill pimples and blotches md afe per-
fectIy sure and safe in their operation. The JuD-
soxS M0uNfAu HBR8 PnIS cure Bili0usnees.
Female Irregularities, Headache and many Of the
diseases arising nom impure blood ard deranGoG
digestion. Use the JUDeoN's MOUNTAIN Hmm
PHN, and when you have proved their virtne'
recommend them TO your friends They are both
su9ar- coated and plain. For sale eveYyyhese.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-30
aRRlLI WWS SUMMARY.


ss&sf*~ NeWs
) At>ernsy-0 General 3. b Hoar rendered
Ii resignation 10 Tie President On The
lOA. 70 take enec4 on the appoint
ueus d his successor. Amos Z. Ackr-
IN, United States Attorney for 0eoEgia.
wss noaimsed b the President 70 -
ceed Mr.. HmS.
Custom receipts for week endins June
II, t3,34s,11a
2 The 0ovesrmenf suthorities q Waah-
rsssou decided 70 csnply with the request
d ads by Red Clood, recently. for Aossss
earry hi party houe from the tesnines
TIE rsSlroad, and % notified him N
fsu fork CITY, ~ Telegraph ca the lotn-
in repay, Red Cloud informed the Com
niraicress q Indian A1sifs dat the IN
aeaHseace Aad nnde his beaft very big.
ma h ~ WY I'D md gsstefsl
The President On she ietA nouinased
Roeer O. 0feea Associate Justice Of The
asurens Cours Of waiAipgton TenituJ.
lnsesnal Revenue receipts fos week end-
II June 10, S7s7,SU; AsAl yesz % sane
dsAa. Ai75,S6SSe3. Com h the Treasury,
11Oe, ~, sos; coin cersiAcaEeA $A.os4,-
-; csrsney hAlaaos, 81, ssse66
he recent monthly report a the Con
uimiousr Of AKTics,ture shows IN scseese
q winter WHIST nearly Ave pr cent BE-
hind ~ year, While the quality Of the
srufn b supersn. Winter hssey .a-,.s
. ias yen, and the spring sowing has
aeen increased. The acreage q oafs has
bean inrcased- Grasses ere gcnerAlly
Aourhhing. Fruits promise a abun-
dance. The cotton acreage II materially
incseased In every State, and the crop
generally growing well.
The following notice has been sent TO
m bankers and brokers on this continents
Usrrrp SrArD NorIs. ssEIw % iess,-Tvo
thouaand notes, Of ten dollars eerh. from no
US0SO0 O1s 20 10 Hs,c0. 0O0s both inelssiye,
we're stolen from the Tressuy. No elo notes, o.
sred. a liberal reward win b. psid 70 any pers0n
fhr0ukh WbOee instrumentAlfty the thief may %
detected Hold parties presenting the st0Ien n0tes
az suspicious sftsch 70 then), and N any case o.
presentation n'''I = s,r.r.., Treasurer US.
WAahhgt0a, Jane n, 1870. ff
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-30

CHAfr1D HANDS. fAce, rough skin. pimples, ring,
worm. saltTheum, and other cutaneous afectsono
cured. md <he sk1nmade soft and smooth, by using
the JUNIPER TAR SOAP, made by CASwKLL, HAx
ARD CO., New York. II 10 more convenient ana
sasy applied than other remedies avoiding the trouble
OF the greasy compounds now In use
TIE purest and sweetest Cod-Laver Oh In the worr
u Hazard Caswelrs, made on tbs - shore, nom
fresh. selected hvers. by CAswELL. HAZARD d CO.
New York II u absolutely pure and acss. Psuens.
Who have once taken 1t prefer It 10 Ill Others. Physs
clans have decided It superior TO any Of tie oaAe elm
In market ...r. ~ T.T
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-30

A telegram from Rome, June 16, states
that former dispatch announcing that
the infAllibility dogma had been adopted
was erroneouAs odj ~ u tist49h
4 Her Hubner. sent by tia Prussian
Govsrnmept to inspect tie gold mines In
the soathern part Of Africa, reports that
they are worthless ,a{ =
Late correspondence from Havans
leaves scarcely doubt 81 the iilure OF
'ths Upsbn expedition 70 Cuba. A num-
bsf q man and about two thousand
Sands Of arms wvrs landed. and almost
Immediately allerw1sd csptuEsd. The
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-30
ne Soath.

Governor Walker, Of Virginia, has
signed the bill incorporating the Atlantic,
MissIssippi q Ohio Railroad.
Colonel q. q. Grow, Of Alabama, re-
Gently confirmed by the Senate = Score
tsry OF UtAn, died on the 18th, Of con-
sumption, t,a $500 aas.is,,r. 49, !
An Augusta, Ga, dispatch. Of the 2sd
states that accounts from the cotton crops
were unfavorable There was too much
rain, and the weather was unsettled.
The Republican State Convention Of
West Virginia met ct Parkersburg on the
22d, and the whole 6tase ticket was re-
inoihi mated. The Congressional Conven.
tlons for the First and Second Districts
were also held, and General Goff was
nominated from the First, and Mr., Nc.
Grew from the Second.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-30

paeBoC- 8utuOklAAuS tuo ClooluVdOu u UtlUko
across the Missouri at Omaha and Council Bluffs,
requiring the construction Of spans 300 feet In
width; authorizing . claim by the State Of
Minnesota for lands for the support Of the State
University: TO pay tho European ana North
American Railroad Go. e675, 800 aud interest due
the States OF Massachusetts, and Maine on money
expended In the war Of 1919. "A bill was report
cd ana made the special order for the 18th, to
organize Department Of Internal Revenue, and
to regulate the collection oil taxee "A bill was
introduced and referred, to aid the construction
Of : narrow gauge mountain line Of railroad
road, near Echo City. to mouth of Cot
tonwood Canon. Utah. .....T The Senate
amendment to the House bill to amend the act In
cooperating the National Junction Railway Com.
pany, and the Senate amendments 70 the House
Joint revolution In regard to the suspension OF the
sale " certain lands In California, wers conquered
in, The Senate amendment to the Houre bill to
provide for the apportiOnment OF Representatives
to Congress from the several States, came up, and
motion to lay on the table was rejected ]. The
veto by the President Of . bill for the renewal of
the patent OF Kollin White for improvement in
pistols, was taken up, and lengthy personal de-
bate ensued, when the vote on the passage Of the
bill over the Presidents veto resulted, syes, II
noes, l65. Adjourned.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-06-30


made from the Election Committee and agreed to.
Mckenzie, the sitting member, H.. "A bill wSs
reported end passed, to equalIzs the bounties OF
soldiers, allowing $3.50 10 non-commissioned ON
Cers, soldiers and mustciaNe Tor each months eef-
vice between April ia, 1861. and Nay ., ls6t, De-
ioint resolution was passed TO transfer to thu
Lincoln Monument Association at Springfield
ILL.,, the stone presented by The patriots Of Rome
Crypt q sSs csptoi. a s .as introduced and
referred. to provide bounty for the 6Fst y0lun.
teoIs In the late war. Messrr. benjamin. benton
and Bird were snncuneed e. Confsrence Com.
mittee on the bill declining the dutiee Of pension
agents The bill granting the Yerba Buens
leland to the Western PacihS Railroad Company
for q terminus was rejected-60 to Sand mo
granting pensions were reported from the Com.
mittee on Invalid Pensions and paesed Several
bills relating to the District Of Columbia were
passed, Adjourned.
In the Senate, on the 18th, substitute
was reported from the judiciary Committee for
the House bill In reference to the naturalization
laws, being the Senate bill previously reported,
with an additional section authorizing United
States Marshals in cities having over $1,000 inhsb
ss..y 70 ps.a o1ss9 pss
members OF Congress are to DO chosen. The
House bill nxipg theycompensation Of grand and
petit Jurors In the Circuit and District Courts
ported - amended, and passed. a bill was
imported for the relief Of purchasers ol lands cold
l6e direct taxes IN tho inslrectionary States.
Rock Raiirosd was introduced. :. .Ths land gent
bill ID aid Of the Atchieon, Topeka santa -
Railroad was peA1ed. .1hs Post once AppfupeiA-
Ss s :n t,sa e. e 81 s
~ the Thinking privilege shall not take s6O6t unIil
Angnst !, aftsf which IN emendmsnt abotieAing
, 1870-07-22
THAT MARRIAGE EXTRAORDI-
NARY,
The Groom of 20 slnti tho Bride OF 70
Chapter SECOND, and ahe Dcn0une-

Chapter Second, and ahc Dcnoune-
1ucnt.
FJoni ht Iitf.hur7l Crn.,n.rciat, Juiy 10.
IN the Commercial. Ut tuuc IL, was pub-
lIslicd all account Of tho rather novel mailuer
i'll "'icll yf.s:us man ef this vicinity settled
a iHtt- dollar t-'arlttig accaant in rerrya,oli.,
Fayctt" toarty. t'y narryins his lan:!iady, a
wllhw uf tlirce--cn:o and ten years. III tli1t
acc1uEt II was related how the Young husband
--SErs f'Ht .0-was seen cnslS in the morning
following tho tying Of the ,Elptia knot, viii,
caHet bag in one hand and stel,-son's bouts
Of lax'ons Station. on the Councils
vile Railroad, aud how, in tho course
of time. lie reached his home in Bis-
n,inEllan1 and privately informed
hiS friends how rick he had become Of mar
rict1 life. since the publication OF the first,
and; as i was then believed the only chapter
in that singular transaction, additional facts
have come to light which place the affair in
luitc different aspect. The first chapter did
nothing Hore than to present the amusing
feature t,f youth Of 70 welded to very
aged widow, and NIL because ho owed. not
..for lodge hut for fo4isins and for hash,
Now for chapter second, and the .lenoucmcnt:
Finding her-elf suddenly deserted so coon
after the nnptia!s. the wife Of = few hours set
on foot et1r} investigation az enabled her, with
III a week from the timt of the gay I.otharios
Gisapp pca1ancc, to tsee out his whereabouts.
With this valushlcl9l piece OF inform alton the
old ladr at once proceeded to Birtningham,
where she found her - long lost " anu induced
linn 10 return with her TO Ierrropolis.
Tut the ena IA not yet. The st9rt-
ling discovery Las t,ccn madc that
there resides WOMAN on the - South Si1r,"
soung aud far. who IL tie lawful wife Of :lle
yn.lng anil expeditions settler Of toarl bills.
And more: Tie young wife has 1carnol the
wort. and :s now pazzling. her brain with
fesdsy. hard conuntlran,s such as-'sWhy has
he neslt cited hcr;r aud "Why has he abau-
t1oncd the dominion Of youth and beauty for
that Of age aud 1ecsepltule:'' Evidently thai
Ecung wife has never experienced the difficult
ties ~iish attc,,a tue settlement Of bills with.
cut cath. II che knew all il is not probable
tl:at tl.c would now be i:,lu1sing in foolish cx-
he'rtatiolis to tic yoang scamp to return n
ler. ard in her p.us embrace to saoths his
lruisel hcart, aud to aeccpt thu bitscs ,...st AZ
wholesome medicine. On TIC coa.ra;v. sic
would feel strongly inel;nea to give lin
would cure il.
Ibis laC.sr leaves the youth in tho custo
dy Ct the old woman at Pcs7yopolis. and The
reader mag patiently await further develop
mco.s.
, 1870-07-22

raa eh. u1h :un acscss through the heart Of the
city. Tt te tue way OF settlement would be - la-
terdlct thls ruad entirely, md oblge them % run
atuca outsite sbe t1t{ IL -utn. But the rail-
road company viii tell you that This you'd iHvoyc
gteat in Laulle ,:alas The extra distance
Let us see what They say elsewhere: 1t Is We'll
KNOWN. and gHrrous har,t=hp, tnat farmers and
shippers At intermediate pHlais on almust any u
otiF railroads, are charged nearly as high
iatd tn sumo cases hlgheE), for ftri4ht than the
SAME thtnTed from pn14ts NOR rrlnots; ott III
t..u.r wor.s hl ID freight charged much less
In proportion than local freight Mich has been
salt bii this subject through the press. and the
stand taken hs the fallrpad companies has always
frtn rtat II made hut little difIcrt4ce to them,
when freight was lInt load d. Nne'her ha1let!
t~rhty CT hnrtsr~d lis: that the addtt!npal
r~t " transportation WIS hut nominal Tais
= Eu1ncnf. II not aiwArs satisfactory, has tenIed
IL quiet further Dhjectnna 50, Asautn!nx that the
roa.ls are CORRECT In their calculations and that
they eap atlord to R1orr car five i1iits Us cheap
u. Gs Aeally 20, Us nDe Mtle, then. ceEtauF. all
uessl for tbs cu:-nG falls to the ground and, for
t,nre ut ieast, S0te tha. the city hnl5i them u
tte!f own arithmetic ,srI let us have those bcautI-
tul avenues free, not only from yia.iuct ohstruc-
uobs, hut railroad tracks also II IL Impossible
That the Inconvenience tn itt railroads, tn running
fnrfhtr s,uth. would he greater than that to the
general public BY the DISTINCTIONS present aud in
ur' prpai ecf!Ie. Euc1yY
tnICIE 5OIt eh.
, 1870-07-22
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
Fort Of Chicago.

l ARRIVED JuIs 81
ssHr 9o Or! nc Grsnn aveD 90 pigs nsh, 50 head
Eunlffes. 1'
n1 corcna, = Joseph, p pigs nsh. b.s nsn
| Pop Hilton. Nuskeaon, l1. II lumber, 10 m la;h
fsop naksr!te, y. Joseph, eundries
sfoP ,,s, sms'ow, Erie, 70 TONS pig iron, na1 sun,
tsep Fuio'aac, Buffalo. 7s5 bars ra1Iroa, iron, ~
pigs hsh, aud sundrtea
r;op Roanoke, Buffalo, suudlies,
l4op Empire, ORdeashu1gh. g. pkgs dsh. Gil bris
eGt, and 1nnnrie&
p p + + aco1n, East Traverse, s4s IN lamses.
q r america. cheioyEan, 1s+1 N timber.
lbrk Hamlet: Carleton, 1856 cds woyd.
Sfar falcoh, fader's ter, 1850 t1es- ..
Shr q. Rand, Muskeeou, p N lumber, Is N
ssnr y. Fillmore, Traverse Ear. 200 Cd. wood
sshr Queen of ,hc West, s,nr.con River, u
pGsts, ,eoh ties anil <un'lr1rA
sekr rctrei, Tr.vers~ bay. IS eds wool. 50 c1ls
fatk.
sehr na.lieal, Man.ssee, 11o N lumber.
<hr OctAy1A, Ansk kestnD. 1ts m luDher.
Shr r 3. Eine, Bfowns Pier, a. eds shlncle
bolts, u cds wool
SET f:' fss Msee s ) n a,sSsr H. ah
sehr J. sl'deshcusr, Bay CRY, Isl N lumbe. I, 400
scnr y: conr1vr4shs, ooonto, 80 II lumber, y N
seh1 Gun. Two Rivers. 100 m lumber, 80 m utb.
sehF sehF Ell Hspgs1s se.a1s osweso s,% Fl s.lI
Sow j. Il. iasn nonm Ws,s 1ss. 4sq e !tss
p. 70 brls tAlt and sundrieaL 's1''
oht ,a,,.,' ,mns.anee' eneboy2An, go N timber, 1 m
ca1k J. G. Martin, EuGalo, 80 tons cou
11nusaa1- nn.1a buna1o, 60 rcns coal $50 pigs
sehr blackha~s, slantssee, 1eo m lumber.
ses sesr h.tdceEatrr, Bu1alo, i,ioo tons oai.
&nf Ar1oE, Holland~ Is c,is wuNl.
'ehr Evening Star, Fishers Pier. la c,,s pooa
scnf Hay State, MenonIaee, alo u lunbe,. "a =,
, 1870-07-22

s,3A3,40i71


~ Nse f-uGLE " rs SaAat.A 4fttktk
Er1urs will sometimes nnd their way into the
columns OF . newspaper. ant. this .s proved once
mors' In to-say's Issue Of TuE TR1HrSK, where,
under the head War in Eurrp,.7 "t,crman
Unity Against France" Ac., a statement IL made
mat 'SThctr arr in this ctty 4 pumber oi
Gsr1nans 1rpn the -AssAce anl LoYEa!nr r,.otnn
Mnu are. without exception, 30 far as has h,ssr
aeerfsant1l, enthusiastic In the cause Of Germs.
NJ. fiFs!- wifi observe tina: the r,pulai,na ~
fltt!en " latxuaHr,-tt Is now 1ausl, b.for,, anr
cthss ~ every public seht~,l,-French by ha,itS
ahu, ab1se ALL frrnch by heart Sccondiy. ThcT
coaIn nes 'e enthusiastic IN the cause Of Gtrmanr
MltHont eflnc, at The same time traitors ~ me
loseti ONES al hclnc. Wny suu viii .av H..
cause. while Ect 'r.une!nc 10 the GermaT, cnn-
loe'att. Al>a. and Lorraine wer. nn,r. m
Mtsstsi sntl uise0ntcnted countries sinr,, ,h.x
nave nesn an1k 1tl ~ France their prospcrirx n.s
nen cal[y on the iEcr.ase. and the ajM,nisfra.snn
81 our pfcscnf Emperor has not little cuntrinn:ci
10 mAk u! them What they are now. VIZ. rich
tM parry Provinces. rovcrcl with icttustrtn aai
commercial Institutions 49,"
,,intfesose, the nevstaiHFs which contend that
ssalsAce ahl Lorraine Arc In full eymnalhy Win
-NaIpecn, N TIL prGsent Struggle n:e a!log IN 70
Lnsclte. tttteg sn:UrnIet, this time. ihan INV
iR1FCSF. AMI wTttc rht* to-'nv WITH fnr strnn1
conviction to be faithfully tntsrprptinr fht fas,.
,nss OF tho1lsa's,,s OF my c1untrymeu ii trnef1ea
very respectfully. An ATs,TI.u
Cu1SAGo, Jufr p, 1S.n.
, 1870-07-22

10 !n's cna we appeal rarticulsrlv IN tho
american people. not for liz exclusive arr,,.s
tns, not 20 request Of it Al amiahlo i,unart;1I.
unite the two nations girc us ;nh. &''a1
nect: France has no hatred atuinet pn,s.;.
fhc has profound afliuitics and asn;r.t;ns..::
common with Germany. Bat Fs1ncs h.s no4 ~
legitimate influence 10 maintain. her Legitimate
her IN position somewhat dimiuiaLe:j. in.
neeti, but which. by balance. more OF Icss
c1art, Of the powers who at that time parcnlcd
out Eurnpc between them. at lcast left her
SAFETY ass'lred and her honor upimpaire,1.
!ncfe nave hecn MANY cnang-s since then,
put none which seriously Affected the eauili-
bllum established by the tre.ties nonc ,hst
could DC rosircc OF unc1sincss or threat for
RANCE Sadowa came. and the advantages
Which Prussia reaped were even accented is
h1o legitimate and natural fruit of her victory.
his situation, this completed fact, han been
sanctioned by treaties. and new s;tt;nr h,s
besn gwen by common accord to Europenn
inncF' france, Al no one will DENY, hss acru.
puioosiE respected this situation; che haa
denIaa i,npa,rsa ~ nor songht in the slightest
.ntcrlescst with the action Of the prussisn
GoSerrtrcns, or rather Of the Confederation
OF Northern Germany, operating on isaelf.
nhS ans even stretched her Patience SO far
!eaEc nnc1ecuted certain plclgos stipulated in
the negotiations Of which she became cuarnn
tof. when the execution OF those rlcflgea con-
ceIned only third parties. and did not t];rectlr
interest sicr own honor or her own securitr
But this patience wss mails subordinate tn o,3e
conoi''on. namely, that Prussia would M, ~
tena nef power 70 far as % make ours underrn
q a ttesh csrtailment, relatively spc.linr and
that %e should not hare to behold the limits
Openly la'u down for the ambitious tentlenr;cs
OF onf ue1shtor, ovcrrtcppe4l by sunceas;yo
cnG.oac!9i,nchts; by occult au.l to.tuoua w;los
We will not here 1etrace TIM rns srr,,ss "''ss ~,
counter marches OF Prussia, her stesi,br nv ~.
velop within the cir.lc Of 6rr innanes ~ IN; u,.
even OF her direct domination net;n,.S.! anu
and sovereigntcs not included within, ~ rs
Eions Of her recognized snnc.s,;nna .ue re
have Int to reco1ect the lAtext intr;nn. .,Es Ma
che ret On foot, or At least favored. s1,1 srtsn
Was to deliver up our southern frontier +, ~. hSn
in contempt Of the rights and Tradition. ,h.t
make tho independence Of the pation in 1.,ns .na1
tion An easenHal condition OF our safetv r
the presence Of this e1orbitant pret,ns,or -
which ie dociaire manifestation Of the is',,
puh spirit that aniruates Prussia. France h.s
but one position to assume, and that il To les
mand guarantees against my possible e11pdse
IN the future- '-@o
Well, these guarantees could be of but ona
kind. We can not have our ears continually
on the alert to LeG in NLAt direction pxuaa{
, 1870-07-22

Is d'GGn. her mines, and it is out Of the oac..
.oh ioS III to he on hand to CHECK her eycrv
n.I a,me upon The verge Of her covetous desires,
There remains to ns. then, only ia mske snre
o. q, our national boundaries to compensate for
j. ~ snasn;n andzemsnt ot our adversary. Such
!1ehf IL on our si'le {; the world caunot refuse
70 rec u; but Franco feels it, and that ia
enough At this hour the hearts OF al, Frencl,-
men neat IN unison. TO the Nhinc = is the
crs o. the whole nation. United as tisnos.
~ ~ u has always been. and as it always will be-
~ ~. steat Question OF national honor AI,d
security, it II invincible, Nay (iod nrofcr,
our arms. Vie Ia Ernnce
, 1870-07-22
Illinois mud Michigan Canal.

CANAL fncK, CHICAGO, July s1.-CtEAREp-Ara-
hia. Lckpurt. ASH 1t timher: Contest. Norris. /
Ills coal: chirzgo Belle. Morris, A.aa II lnnt,cr,
$3.50 sLiuEies: i. Il. Trust III, Norris ~ Lrs SAT-
II. :. Carpenter. Norris, light
AEK!yEn--Mnn1Jea1, Ottawa. a,an hu rtrp:
Maple itas, Inn''s Frt'lgr. 5,.ttl bu corn: ". A.
Steel, arltct. - Fls st"nr: A,t.u>sa Rls lsln -
y,is stilne: Eclipse, frnunt, sLYls stnnt; Rescue
Lament, - yds stoue: cnl Manning, L..tuont, 81
yt!s stt,4c: DIanse, Lrnlnnt. o. y.ls st,n.; Geo,
Jusld, Lr,nMst, 81 y'ls :ton+: Mary Walker, Lc-
EnGEt. ~ ys ster~: i. H. Washt Ftm,nlt, ii r.ls
stoEr: ea hF'] r1r; A:1traI, sag. = s,ls sto1r;
Fr1'p Nasr. Snmms. 21 v.l$ stnne.
CASM, l.1xs- InlrNi.s, July si-s p. H.
cLk.Etl@r:.e,.x, Lo:AE'rt, ':,Ss T. !u.alsr.
lrvL-ClQl. Perm, si.::: II iunI,cr; Augusta BH
Knn. ;:@ht: ". Wa:h'r. lennnf, li:.7. t:r,r.t
JnA, lcmnnt. Fight: j. II. Walker, 1.en,nnt, light.
Re>rNe, trnN'uf, light: CoInntl Manning, Le.
ulcnt. light; De,laner, lrlnunt, light; Montauk
IeektEr., 1a,t '*f Il lumber.
ANKtyED-Nnne.