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! Of en- nal ve,kness. Ynhslation csusti.s iran
| tones, stimulants, hypophoshites fnrrcnry. con.
alma, cubebs, buchu, inject, ns and The orinsfy
remedies had proved worse than useless
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Limited States Marshal George Sharpe
writes to the New York Standard teat the
official returns of the census will give the
city population Of exactly o2l,6I3.
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Gkr 8ulletin.

Tho experience OF Mf. e., y. Head, city
inS collector OF Kcfosha Wis, is somc-
thing unusual IN this country. He wants
g. reign bis oficc, md tho United States
Courts will 10. let him. He has been
served with man,iajnns ordering him to
collect for certain parties having claims on
the city fer soine $40, 1000, and thc tax.pay-
ers being intensely nvcrsc To- paying the
money, he wishes TO resign rather than be-
come the instrument a. ogprc'sing his
ncighbers but the Court canlsI. ',hn 10
collect tie mohcy.frs,. " AsA " ~ "
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ALD DIR. HEATH'S

Many years experience In curing consumption,
dyspepsia con ipation, piles disease Of the Liv.
81. blood, kin, and urinary organs, disclosed The
startling fact that the majority Of them were caus
ed by and could only be cured after curing them
Of seminal weakness. Inhalation, caustics, iron,
tones. .timulants, hypophoshites, mercury, cop.
alma, cnbebs, b1chu, injections, and the ordinary
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DR.. JOHN BULLS Pris0sa, once,
NO. - FIFTH, (CrOss Serpot.)
LouA0vAa1o. ~. u
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TELEGR AP HH6.
new York IEems

NEw YoRK, August IL Santiago
Pierres. the new Columbian Minister,
was a passenger per the Arizona.
The Columbian Congress passed
the international Oceanic Cable
treaty. but refuses the exclusive priv
ilege of United States armed vessels
to pass through the canal.
There seems to be no danger of a
rupture between Gautamala and Mex
leo, for outrages by parties from
Chicapas, on the citizens and terri
tory of the former.
There was a slight earthquake al
Taona, Peru, just before the total
eclipse of the moon.
The Chilian Ministry escaped GEN.
sure by only six votes.
The Arcanian Indians are sgain
very troublesome, and the army in.
creased to 1900 meD, and half mil
lion of money voted for additional ex.
penses.
Ramsey Wing. U. s. Minister tc
Ecuador, was formally received or
the 23d ult.
NEW York, August 1.-The Cou
rier DeS Flats URis. ever warm sup.
porter Of Napoleon, to day speaks oil
him as declining, and too feeble tc
hold the sword.
We do not know, it says. of any
body to whom there is a greater ques
ton than that of the salvation, honor
or grandeur of France. Let'the Pow
er be trusted to whomsoever shall
take it. In whatever form it may be-
be it monarchy or republic-let them
give Us victory.
The same paper has a telegram in
dicating McMahon's loss in the re-
cent battles, at 10000, but estimates
the French forces In Lorraine, at
300. 900, without couuting the Garde
Mobile.
It is believed here that the French
will have an army of 250, 900, and the
Prussians 325,000 men in the mex
battle.
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CONDENsEB TELEGRAMs.

FRIDAY. August u.
Gold closed In New York. yesterday, at
n7sS-
The thermometer at Omaha, yesterday.
indicated 66o.
Commodore Junius J. Boyle died at the
Norfolk naval hospital, yesterday.
The three men injured by the falling of
o scadoid at Lincoln, Neb., have since
died.
A snow storm Is reported at Idaho, Col
orsdo, and - shower OF iizzards at Co
rtnne, Utah.
In Brooklyn, yes erday, Michael Lovitt
attempted 70 murder his wife, and killed
his infant sun with butcher knife.
The foundry OF the Cove Manufacturing
Company. at Providence, r. l., was
burned yesterday. Loss $4,000.
Extensive preparations are being made
by the Catholics of Cincinnati, for the re-
ception of Bishop Purcell.
A portion of a building In New York
fell yesterday, buryfng a negro IA the
ruins. He was rescued fatally Injured.
A body, supposed to be that OF q. j.
Manly, was 4ound floating in the river at
Cincinnati, Wednesday.
The city OF Dublin, from Liverpool, and
the Artzonia, from Aspinwail, arrived at
New York yesterday.
General Mcclellan begins active duties
Docks, to-day.
The Central Bank of Brooklyn, will fdlly
indemnify ITS deposttors without an as
sessment upon It's stocKnoIders.
No immediate change in railroad
freights aud pass euger tariffs Is expected
In consequence Of The cessation of hostfll-
ties between railroad lines westward.
Louis Van EckIe, an alleged foreer ON
Fisk Hatch, OF New York, on whose
trial lSe jury lately disagreed, was yester-
day discharged on bail.
The BrOoklyn Fire Commissioners ask a
mandam Is TO compel Mayor KaIbfeisch
to issue warrants for 81, ,OO0 Tor the X penses
Of the FIVE Department.
A fire at Amherst, Ohio, on Wednesday
night, destroyed dry goods store, and
dwelling adjoining, valued at 1900, with
q small Insurance.
A young man named Thomas Ys szstt, Of
Springfield, o., was fatally injured while
attempting to get on q moving freight
train at Richmond, Ind, on Tuesday.
James Ranforth, champion OF England.
has accepted the CHALLENGE of Henry lyonI- :
ter, of PittsbuIg. and will row in Cauadian n
waters in september.
A portion of the Communipaw Abbatoir
gave way yesterday and sunk into the
river. Three men were injured, and two
hundTe1 sheep and twenty five hogs
were drowned.
The game OF bae g ball between the Red
Stockings of Cincinnati, and the Lone
stars Of New Orleans, was postponed un-
the mali boat yesterday.
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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, August IL. - The
expenditures of the United States,
during the last administration
amount to $1,517, ,952. .784, including
81 ,023, ,044 .465 for the army. The re-
ceipts of customs last week was $3,
637, ,794.
A letter from a we'll known Ameri-
can in Berlin, who is on intimate
terms with the Government of the
North German Confederation, fur
nishes information that the proposi-
ton to place the Prince of Hohen-
zollern on the throne of Spain was
purposely concealed by that Prince
from King William for some
time, but when the monarch
was consulted, the project received
prompt and unqualified disapproba
ton. the King arguing that, consider
ing tho peculiar temperament Of the
Spanish people, such a proceeding
would probably be a second Maximil'
Ian affair, resulting in the loss of the
Princes head. The writer further
says that the King held these views
up to the time the French governmen
made the peremptory demand through
Benedict for an explanation. Moth
ing but the tone and manner in which
the demand was made, and afterward!
followed up by him for guarantees
prevented further reference to the
subject BY the King.
New York. August IL The Ex
ecutive Committee of the French AiC
Association forwarded $4,000 Il
France on Saturday, for the relief o
wounded soldiers.
The report in an evening paper tina
a man was arrested In a house of i'll
fame, on suspicion of being the Ma
than murderer. is entirely unfounded
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SAN FRANCISCO, August 11.-The
Anti Chinese Convention was farce.
Alter a two days session of pickering
and personalities, no permanent or
ganization was effected.
At a meeting of the Republican
State Central Committee resolutions
were adopted sympathizing with Prus-
sia. The Committee believed that
the Republican party of the country
heartily greet the German people
that the present war in Europe was
in the cause of universal liberty, and
advanced the downfall ofthe Napo-
leonic dynasty. They also passed re-
solutions favoriag the total abolition
of the income tax; the reduction of
all taxation to the lowest REQUIRE
ment of the Government; affirming
the resolutions of the Republican
State Convention OF 1867; strongly
opposing the Importation of coolies
also, requesting the State Department
to investigate the conduct of Consuls
at Chinese ports Ia allowing the law
against cooIie importation to be vio-
lated.
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Cant. III. O. flooding.

The Republican candidate for Con-
gress seems to be making a very fa-
vorable impression wherever he goes.
The following paragraphs from the
Princeton Clarion show what is
thought of the Captain By the Repub-
licans Of Gibson County:
We learn that Capt. Goodiug spoke
to q good audience at OwensvIlle last
Friday night, and that bis speech had
a very good effect upon his auditors
Republicans we're encouraged, and
confirmed in the conviction that the
good of the country depends upon
keeping the management of State and
National affairs with the Republican
party. What few Democrats there
were present listened attentlvelya and,
doubtless, were convinced that the
Repu blican party will do to trust,
Dem ocratic orators and papers to the
contrary Notwithstanding. MontRom-
cry Township Republicans have been
doing we'll in years past. and We are
encouraged to believe they viii send
rs a good report this fall.
Capt. Gooding's speech a. Fort
Branch last Saturday, was listened to
with profound attention, and every
Republican present felt, at the con-
clusion, that to desert the Republican
party now would be to turn his back
upon che best political party known
to American history. They were
convinced that it is party of pro-
gress aud correct principles, and
highly successful in tho management
of State aud National 6nancial affairs.
We only regret that all the Republ /.
cans Of Old johnson were not pres
ent to hear the gallant cougressiona
standard bearer.
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Henry MetGner VS.. Frederick Kehr and
AdeihaidB Kehr. a the Wnnderburrn
Common Pleas Court September Term,
1870.
"A on file In the ofic3 of the Clerk on Rnfd
Court that the above named defendnufH
In the above entitled cause are mnn-resl-
dents OF the State OF Indiana, notice fa
hereby given to said Frederick Kehr and
of this action, and that the same viii
stand for trtnl at the next term 90 said
Common Pleas Court at the Court House
in the city OF Evan gville, Wanderbureh
County, StatS Of Indiana, on the dTB6
Monday in September, 1870.
Witness, EOrem BOrensom, Clerk OF said
Court, az Evansville. this 18th dnv az
July, 1870, 3. sORENSONi Clerk.
BIFPUs 4 Mann, Asty's Tor plph. jYa
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shooting AfFray 30 Fort Branch.


Rumor reached this place Tuesday
noon, that serious shooting atfray
had occurred that morning az Port
Branch, seven miles south of here. In
which three men we're wounded
two slightly and one seriously. Ii
arose from an attack of one VIM.
Wallace, uDon a respectable citizen,
Mr.. r. Y. Walters, who happened at
the time to be walking beside the
wife Of Wallace, the lady who brought
suit at the last term OF the Circuit
Court for a divorce from him.
Walters being armed with a re
volver, as we understand, drew il and
fred, the ball taking effect in Wal
lace's side. Wallace then promised
to desist if Walters would give up his
revolver to some of the bystanders,
and the weapon was handed over to
one of them. Bat instead of keeping
his promise, it is represented, Wal
lace again attacked Walters. The
latter having a telon on one hand
made the fight unequal, and the
revolver was tossed back to
Walters, who again fired at his
antagonist, the ball entering Wal
lace's chin and passing through his
tongue lodged in the back of his head
Eight shots were fred during the fra
cas-, four of which took effect-two
upon Wallace, as above stat d, one in
Walters hand and one in the thigh
of Mr.. Gram, the express agent at
that place. Neither of the wounds
will likely prove fatal, unless it be
those sustained by Wallace.-Princ
ton ClQriOn
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VIM. Brown. a highly respected young
man, of BiggSville, III, was yesterday
thrown from the top of a car connected
with an excursion train, and Instantly
killed.
A Young man named George L. Fox, re-
Gently from New York, was assaulted on
the street, In st. Louis, Wednesday night,
and stabbed seven times, and is danger
ously injured, and IL is thoughG he will
die.
Beck, the murd derer Of the Goode family.
on Favorite Island, in the Mississippi, who
was arrested IN this State week or more
ago, was taken from the Jail of Tun1ca
County, Miss, Wednesday morning, Dy
mob, and hung to 3 tree. He Is said 10
have acknowledged the murder.
The programme for the Sehutzenfest, at
Cincinnati, has been determined on, to-
wit: Saturday, October 1st, reception OF
guests. Sunday. private theatrieals, ana
the remainder OF the week VIII be devo-
ted to shooting, and prize distribution.
There will be one silver prize medal,
twenty-five silver watches or engraved
cups.
The Democratic Congressional Convea-
tion of the Fifth District of Iowa, met at
Des Moines yesterday, and after organiza-
tton, passed resolutions endorsing the
State Democratic platform, and also that
no nomination for Congress be made, but
that the Democracy are willing to u mite
with the people against the of1ce-holdeTs
or the Fifth District In electing Congress
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william Bischman, Catharine Blschman
vs.. George Link, Louisa Link, Ernst +.
Haage John Link. In the VanderDurgh
1870. Partition.
TT APPEALING nv AFFIDAVIT
on file in the Office of the Clerk OF said
Court that John Link and ErnstF. Haage.
defendants in the above ent tied cause,
are non-residents of the state or Indiana,
notice is hereby given 10 said defendants
the same will stand for trial at the next
term OF said Common Pleas Court, 40 the
Vanderburgh County, Etate OF Indiana
on the first Monday in Septembe 1870.
Witness, Soren Sorenson, Clerk OF said
Court. at Evansville, this 18th day of
July, 1870. s. s0RENSON, Clerk.
BTPPUs Il MANN, Asty's for pitts. jy2I
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them in gold and silver, but that the
paper circulation of the banks be
limited to one thousa. I'D million francs
$500 600, ,O00-to be ppliable to the
uses Of the Governme. ut, and that
siInllar privileges be con TERED upon
Algeria, whose paper circ Nlaton IS
lirnited to eighteen million d. HIars.
The Minister deemed the above f.
nancial measure urgent, and it was
ca rried by a vote of 251 to l.
Estancelin moved to abrogate the
| decree of banishment against the Or
leans Princes, but the motion was not
agreed to.
PARIS, midnight, August 11.-The
Prefect of the Upper Rhine, IN a
! dispa tch to tho Minister of the In
terror. lated Calmar, 10:15 this morn
ing. saws there has been no movement
on the banks of the Rhine this morn
The Gaa4ois says Palikao has
prepared a d, ecree, which he will sub
nit to the Emperor, ordering all
Germans resio ing In Paris. to quit
the French soil within twelve hours
after receiving notice to that effect.
All the Engl ISL correspondents
have returned frc IA the front. They
report that they ERE In great danger
of being hanged v the inhabitants,
who beIeVe all fol eigneTs are Prus-
sian spies, and thi eaten them With
| death.
some papers say kere is much talk
in diplomatic circles of Intervention
By the great powers I or peae.a. France
says the GdalOis, ca nhnt acct Npt such
Intervention; it would be inco upan-
BILE with her dignity Such wa. the
fret sentiment expressed by Palika %
when informed of his nomination to
the Ministry.
LONDON, August 11.-Our special
dispatch from Paris, on Wednesday
afternoon, says that the new Cabinet
means strong measures against Paris
as well as Prussia, but not TO be mis-
taken as another reverse. The
Emperor is gone; confidence in him
is utterly destroyed.
Rumors of fresh battle are flying
around Paris, but no official news has
been received. The French are being
most rapidly REINFORCED, and within a
few days Paris will be almost denud-
ed of young men. Popular devotion
is for the country and no longer for
the dynasty, but every thing looks to-
day as ii the Orleanists or Republic
would succeed the Emperor.
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DEATH OF AN OLD CITIzEN-On
last Sabbath morning, at ten minutes
past 8 o'clock, Mr.. James Brownley,
an old Aitizea of this county. died at
his residence near this place, of ty
phoid fever, In the 80th year of his
age. He came to Gibson County from
Huntsville, Alabama. in 1882. Was
q member OF the United Presbyterian
Church for thirty years-up 20 the
time Of his death. His son, Mr.. b.
+. Brownley. informs as that he was
a soldier under. General Harrison, at
the time Of the Indian war.-PriRce
tn,n GI,,.in1l
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A WATERMELON was recently taken
to Princeton which weighed siTty-
four and one-half pounds. 1t was q
whopper. and raised on the farm of
Mr.. Simpson, below Owensville.
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HAVANA, August 11.-In the re-
cent engagement in the neigAborhood
of Santiago, Que hundred insurgents
were killed.
The European war so absorbs pub
llc attention, that the insurrection is
hardly spoken of.
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FRIDAY. AUGUST Il. 1870.

In typographical appearance the
Louisville Commercial is the hand
soonest, and the Paducah Herald the
ugliest, paper printed in Kentucky,
and the difference in their politics is
fully as great as in their print.
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PHILADELPHIA, August 11.-Sinee
last night there has been almost a
continuous rain.
Reports are coming in of bridges
being carried away. A train on the
West Chester road ran into a creek
near this city; only one man was in
jured. Western mail two hours be-
bind. The rumor of a serious acci-
dent between here and Lancaster,
said whole train went into the creek.
1t IS impossible to verify it to night.
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BOSTON, August ia dispatch,
to-day, from Portsmouth, says that
Admiral Farragut is comfortable this
morning, but may not live through
the day. he still has his senses.
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NASHVILLE, August IL - Mirus
Thompson, on the ShelbyviIle road,
while on his way to Nashville, to day,
on the Shelbyville train on the Nash
vile q Chattanooga RaiIrosd was
knocked off at Smyrna bridge, by
contact with its timbers, and in
stantly killed.
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WAR IN EUROPE!
THE CROWN PRINCE VIC
OROUSLY PUSHING
MCMAHON.
French Loss in the Battle
Of WOerth 10000
Out of $4,000 En-
gagged.
PROCLAMATION OF KING
WILLIAM.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE
CORPS LEGISLATIF. :
REPRESENTATION OF THE
FRENCH ARMY.
40, OUNT or TIE DEATH OF
GENERAL DUOAY.
Strasburg Invested on ell
Sides bg the Prusslans.
ANOTHER BATTLE EX-
PECTED.
The 0rlsaas Princes asks to
Serve in the French Army.
Sp3ech of M. Theirs Before
tbs Corps Legislatsf.
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MEMPHIs, August 1.-Two ne.
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James Lewis, brothers in-laW, had a
difficulty last night, during which the
former stabbed the latter to the heart,
causing his death. Landerson sur
rendered himself, alleging that he i'd
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