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, 1870-12-09

eess eu.e s11ny. eesesi seas 7oasit1EiIlsas suan
~ sass5 sss q s,1n5 s. .. ,sss SIC III sn:a,
rot RI Army. s7soi 5sss| a575 |ssi6 is0i illaap
5 .sIi,ssss isa ..!..I soi lzssa
To, Inf AM ;'7i| |is,55s 81 L.: :aiissa
90; aas a:...n i1als0 u, il5657
Referring to tha NIL itaIy aspect OF he Rus
SERVES that it Is significant that Russ,a &honM
bare refta;1ed from uootiog the question Of
-the treaty of Paris till the appteaeh OF Eio-
fer. For the ue1t tix mouths tho northern
Provinces of the enrire ssp safe from any
invasion By lind. It nsy b. urged that the
came cbsrsose1iktics which render the season
unfayorab}e for the pu1poses Of Al invasion
render It equally ursuitable for oheusiva war;
| fate. Such s,gumaut, however, VII. not hold
xs.e1. In Southern Ruests, IN ~ Shores q ot
the Baltic! the Kir rtar j. crae1ly colo; 6ut ies
| duration Ia YerJ fhoft compared with that OF
| the cold seaeon OF the north, while ste sefusl
| eeyayitv is far less fntause- The t4oveEn-
mept Of St. Petersburg, too Is tatd 70 htSe
employ ed the hne' summer mopths 10 con
i cent1ate IaIge force along tho nns1heSn
! shores Of tbe E1xine; and, under Any circu1o-
staucts. the difficulties Of transport batse.n
portb and eouth are no }onRer what thar were
in the. .Crimesn dsyn. Moreover, the Russia
which might inVAd6 turkey to.u0u1IuM II GU
tireiy different from the Russia which :em.
harksd d in The Grim can wsr: 1n 165athe oop..
ula,ion ofishe enfi1e consisted OF nob'ea aad
eerfe. The se1fs haye now, from forced
: lato1rra. become, II ws may use term no'
stlict5y appsoo1,ate to:ths Esce, tsntnt-farm
ers With dx1ty Of tenure. On tho othsr hand
Tho ato1ition., OF nerfdoua has undo1btedl,
: |. .ntrenatbepeda tbs nataoua1 spirit Of Rassis
lThe. .canraon soldiers are nov kree men, ,,witt
= stake In this country Thus there seems
h}ikelihood that he end pursued by AnsoS'it =
popu]s! frustisssta tzend, VI 49, Runst.
ID Ekejy TO bsove 2f&rs rs'snnrs 1Ut1n3dkblo 10
tpaa aAs id Aatsi fs ast g E.stssIx i; Z +
, 1870-12-09

hes up,tl abe was ,osenabls. drst1sd her H?An
sa!otnins ID at.o,e, vaese 'hsy outraged peF p'nea'
y. - sasa @s~ e'espsa; aL;.sorx!:>>|:4{ Nh
Pit. Mohaftstn, Of mel Nearekot 71ms1 NY
iuk At tho pohs o. death. NJ r.: -
Lite LAnAnx CAtdnteis Hehdons e1eas mot-
,a,!tx ea,oue taa catsio ii thxs region from Mhss
>is supposed to- >pd the smut-cosn dlaease 'oae
inner lost eight head In ono DAY.
-Tne Journal says tnere IL q mAn living ID POW
eshiek County, within threo miles Of the railroad,
"A yea1s Of ne, aho hug never been inside OF
railroad car, has never slept in any hou4o except
the one In which he wM born, haa never oean
cou1.ing, aul never Kissed Ri1t. ----.--.
a just3ceos tho Peace at Marcugo, the othsf
,dsy, sfEr .hefexa1t3ss1e ;o6a Rer05oa !as
|:A4ge pf- em6ez1lemans.. said: >Sl an o. w
nntniou &hss this deiendant Is innocent; eos. Is
NAV be rt,tstateu. anal hold him to Fight ball"
--Afafne,s boy, on Muscatlno 1AAadt nAs
very 1ara3e nat, which be has domesuc&ted and
trained 70 - Earicn9 -amuqtaf 3tnnzas snon9
tntm. til eesfinx 1p. p4x hing feett md u
Fni rpm.ts lit.ie MASTER Attempting y osp~afo
1oo.se5; NEST W v!111snoE tne ee' u sppap'
4 does III 3uasse1.
x coppa]e who were roearr mir1tedsns Raane..:
! amory. .EI>>'K ~ @.-s4
1-1-Neeuah has dog which viii take money 70
,no mn ket md bring home meat as satisfactorily
| az maA o1ua1n6c 8emt3y tais: :eanlnac could
| oesud money, and. being hungEyK hA stole e3a4e
csrrIed Il to lie market. ana Spawned ii for meat
&, tWI: xlcaIaAN oeiS oyiz -.
y The Hprage Lake Atasng -e1ttk o. the let
] Says: -tThpaa Of our mines working 1eSlnmatey
{aro lo1kibg well, aud the prospects for the com
Ftot sse ssea s H. et; e. as nv @as 9aanss
du7ne tase 1eAt., The net produet d Iii tons 4sd
fnorm, lone Of the tuiesttiuaseaT eoaes In with
its nrodptt Tor November. showing -taxS the Had.
.cocf mtne has copper; Ind 4on1 fequ1ses propel
1 WORKING 10 make II Gsfe little CONCERN. Tne gut
I rfnk pFocesf shoaH rnsse uguras fot November
}:s9 TORS III pounds. Recent IND reasSse shod1nia
i frcm thet.osk Of explorations on tho -saH&oio
4 nine Represent the appearance 81 sny smygdaoA!
i loaa be,ng opened tnere a vtty ffch.
r. 'hi' OH1Qs
9-A Prov Iderce atrl Of 10, sno recently szadaaso
Win the highest nonoss from the ngn school. ia
On Mpnchy, she staEoen Rlote atned With only he
j K,nall funu, hattertng testimonial nom the 81
-fpeuhtendent, III. Schools and heF' detetuatoe
II sp,13s}gd One1ln; -uhicf to enter coueEa. whe1
! dIhaoI6 chm, 1ete her educanon Ia ANN coleztai
i,A..- 3G.LL- -.A1 '-.- - s. = -
,.{;.:-X lady In Cniltcothe unsacoessfully hsouEt
suit for dvortes t1ecent7y.s alleging thai her m
4 {'tand hak teen guilty Of adultery and e1ttem
cruelty. Hersa1,nesses1 showed taas me- adnise'
!. l. copssredof the husband'd Acknowledgements ta
he had XII sed another mani wife, and that the e
D trens e1de1tY lay III hi Preventing his wtfe no
nntling aacaE out Of a window.
:. r. Tho Alumni Association OF the Wesleyan
I male C. lhsc, Of clncinnatl, are making Efforts
,talLe sic, With which to erdow chair In the
Al college, fhe lncnn1heuf Of which iD Always TO
I se,eeted from tnelr number.
, 1870-12-09
ApMIRAL PORTER,

The fab of Admiral Porter is nearly as
swift and |inetrievabIe as that of his name
sake Firz7John Porter; It Is not merely
the xrath,of President Grant that be has
to incur for personal affront. The world
at large cannot read his tuo letters, recent
ly published, without feeling tlat he is &C.
customedl ~>"~ 49, -. /.
s.--so'crook the pregnant hinges Of the knee
That Thrift may follow fawning." -. '..s
A manly spirit, man not seeking pro
motion, would not have bes1ayered Mr..
Gideon -Welles in the letter Of January,
1865, for this reason, if no other, that it
would be !indelicate for Porter to be his
eulogist, In, his efforts to praise Welles,
the Admir- l thought, it. necessary to de-
scribe Grant as one "avaricious Of fame,
destitute of magnanimity, and willing to
absorb the credit earned by others, aud
skulk blame due to himself. n: "
The. doughty Admiral expressly prides
himself Oh the boldness which inspires hin,
| to say the ke things, TO Secretary Welles),
| at time when the naval patronage aud
the keys Of power are in the hands 'of the
latter. Bpt it becomes quite. a different
matter when Gsant has become the dis
penser of patronage. si}] Admiral Porte.
would uotIbs wholly unnamed by thus un;
fortunate letter; II he had not ntss denies
4 its existence, and then, when taosd by II
publication, denied all recollection Of it
and assertkd, in 'efEect, that those we're no
his sentiments, and, to sustain this pies
published = pretended diary; purporting =
have. been written during the time Of hi
sersice with Grant: 'on the. A1ssisaippl, bn
which mi kht eAsily lave been written q
s. Washington after the OCCASION tot It's axis
!, tenee beekms necessary. This only Il
4 yolves, ths Admiral sttll deeper IN; tn
u snire. For, il he praised Grant SO unr
: 5t;sefvedly LAS he states in his diary, /
could not have been honest in charaote1i
, f,ing-him 30 numerically IS he did in b
!, |letter to Welles. In short, the letter
, | wellea,is By no mems 90, unfortunate
I his lettet 10 the President disafarming
: and his pretended diary, which, if genuin
/ only proves that Porter is capable Of VIZ
+ snk agnin4 companion in arms fos vhc
: he not merely feignss but feels the hight
+ adG iratip4 and regard.
!; /: Mr.; Fitz-John Porter Was ruined
: cause be betrayed Pope, not SO much
!. cause be hated Pope, as because he thoue
l. be could thereby promote the interests
n Mcclellan. So it would seem that Por
Is did not really so much desire to mi,
ID Grant rs to astter We1les., Had he 70
= l eooo a1n.i1~ tc.- enav, TVa1laes scAnny
, 1870-12-09
FRouDE on AMER1cAH NEUTRALITY.
The English historianr Froude, in re-
cent letter on the British -Kussian compli-

4uo GuEllsu u1StOLAA< 1uu0e, IL IT.
cent letter on the British Russian compli-
cations. says: 49, =
With the threat hanging oser III Of second
war With Rnssia, every one. hoHs$ e !aai9a1netnt,
1n2nurl acaIamity. How fttEnIutn I. war
would be 10 IS yet tnsdrquateiy realized. Tue
~ u ne tsd me
h not he styhte.t doubt that plvAtseta undtf tue
Ruasis1 tsg viii be n-t.d cut IN American nar-
tssy wssa 90 Sa sse r9 e
Arneriea Win be The Immediate consequ ,nce
!. 11r. Froude speaks-ffom-his keen :appre-
,hension Of the treatment EnR1ana adssdr1sa,
and not by Inference from. the. passoon=
duct Of America where questions Of ,neu-
trn1isy were involved. No country IN. his
tory has preserved its obligations, as pau-
tral with the Adsllfy which has, under Ill
circumstances chss.cterixed the .United
States. The, WerId, il resposa to Fnqlg,
recapit11ates these instances, to vit 94
disrnissal OF the French Minister Ganei
during Jeifezson's administration, for at,
tempting to organize in America a system
Of privateesing against Eugl md, such al
Mr. Fsoude now .aSsnuaea wonld be Bst or
foot ag.inst her by the enissaries ol
Russia; our trial Of Hsnhe1d, unde:
the law OF nations, and before our neutra
code Of 1904 wss enacted; our adoption 0
a stsict neutrality law in 1874, which Eng
Land did dot :nnitats until 1875 on
amendments ID this lav;to strengthen: /
for the prevention OF Interference in, be
half of the South American republics
with whose struggles we strongly syn
pashized the act of President Madison,
tforcibly breaking mp armed expedition
which vera fitting out from Ameiia lslan
! and Galveston, against Spain and Port
gal /; the similar acts Of our govsrumel
= nndet Buchanan, during the Ctimeau va
= in arresting a.'vessel called the Maar
which was fitting out; in New. York, und
the Prussisn flag, to cruise against Britt
= commerce.
# To all thene we might, perhaps, add t
e rigorous course taken BY our governme
,n Against the Fenians during their attempt
,e Einvasions Of -Canada--siace the, Al&ba.
ae&iA grievances arose. :.
e And Jet, making an due a1lowane CO Tor
~ these precedants, except the last We I
be-. not 70 su1o that Mr. Ftoujss appsehens
Ia. is not only more just to England but q
I'd TO ourselves, thap tha Wqrld is disposed
I'd :asdait.-. For i mus. pe Tenemdesed i
s. the ttjpasAoulas eaenee England ~ o,
mitted asainst US, is breach Of \
trility; At the tsme ottha .oeeurrene.
ted III thsse preeedanta, 4 tle lsst, We hid
on thatAl tpecial ground Of oomp!a
NJ. Aps brsseh -nfj Esp9.hty unEherl r
eras sita 'toE, oe1tsta1L Felseess g1gss Pr PEE
, 1870-12-09

The Cincinnati Gazette, which supported
General schenok IN, this reoent .elest1on,
declines to isaztsi1< <ths ltost 70 contest NJ:
Cnnpbels.>,,ssat;i j ! into: nah r. 59teaeEe. y
, 1870-12-09

tsy, n&dst the lAwof nsaons, fr2p "a the
lers, obligation 70 preserve our neotrshsy
~ tba aodee in:abich :Eneiaud has brofen
hsra b For noaar&Sy,i ,itR la other lntef-
nshopa and mutual obligation, must DO
'fG,hfully maintained, on thb one sids; in
order 10 give anylegal> Hehs to hold the
othex tb it's maintenance. II would>be in
pur1aaAce, therefore, and not in violation
otae International Obligation ct neutral
isy which existed between rs and Great
Britainl but has tie@ brokee )qa her put
il, on the recurrence Of -tha sams eonan-
Rency, keBhould~ openly and 9nreservedly
sahieotfhertot othe-efepta Of her 9Nn bzqa9ch Z. I, :
81 ef;Ss fw; p;ssis;ibk oaz'slassaa ressss y
It is not IN .1ioladom Of: a: cdntraot: thai
Aresus{s to pay, 1T B has' htst' refused b
deliver br to perform: T y simply e. r
eognitidn 81 4 d he Legal oonseaaenee Of
tic failure by B to comply with his part Of
the Contract. B having broken il no CON
tract ww1ateyer, world exist against a, And
By an.iogy,' iGcreat Britain's :unasoned yio: Is
:lstlon of hef nentta a }aw might be =;
gardsa is ;psos jaciS' :. repeal: Of ours a
against her, though, :ot course, such =: con
stxueiiop would be equivalent to state e,9 g
.ese' 'as ~ y" --:.H t:n''t
, 1870-12-09
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Kntt8 8hI,Bunfcf1pk&ao&Ra0@s q, -
Iksn Fl IA. >. ~ra ~
xx,- kt.aon Hnr,c oopy, ons ZEAL. .-..'.r.As."
Eaua.y Edition. single oop5. enc yesz..----'' ~s~
Tu-woettx E4tacu, stnk's tee!tzee ~ IN ~
xslwess,1 Ed.uop. f1!s oes9e oas rssf..-~ = ~
wsse,1 aa,,,on. Ten rarae4 ont SeH .......% 19'Xu
80 cs.ssss.esuw f. s
~ nrr,.a, tsxY eid tatAd BE- sa1e aod e1ya se3
o.set .at.rn a 1uI toctattak stsfe I'd eounu,i q
Rasn.,e.lse :,ss:t,;'srG sss.ss 1o 2ef eeat oesa@
Rrrtt py dt1t, expecss eost onace order. oF 70 fsks
r,tr].d lettes; Il oafr.xkc -t--z - =.
1tx,ts 70 E1x 9usscz1HEz&
raox. de,;rssea, suntay excepted. IS ceuts re- 49,
p1,l5. dels-escd, Sandy faalade2 20 eeat. pes
Address - :. '-1H1BeRH
, 1870-12-09
FRIDAY, !. ,RSEss1gstBEk; ::a!;2:1so.


1he &o4A ~ .sr.:z:...aa.,..,5,ao
There IS petoet p,....sas. ~ -. wash;no+or
the counselS .eA .'ts1,st go
There IS mne9so e2 e = ;.ee s 49,; ~
session o. t.-lassSsa' ~ W. ~ ..,,..,
wa1dness ! ahons y losss ~ =
body becomes osase enough !" e1'
shall find that + ayeg mese; ;oaj sny 81, a,b =
tude, on " poI.scst ~ Pzss;da,:tS :,
some re.a''on ~ eNo ."Hn.~,-. -.s~.a,,a.t
anne'y tep'scse. ena 99.1SSsIt15.;s1
e.e'".s n ..~...t .,,.t ~ Na,r]
OF oheneer 1nef 3lmoss suas -: = ~ ~.
iork 1''oH"e can saf ~ 4@se1 = =. - - .,e;oh
"twe'se oan Dommgos "on,u JUN ~. >, @rS1 mS:1
so heavily upon, p 2 enA trAtskA
great question, and tne Pr ste1::e 49,
all others VIII az9aaaa tn'S ".n'ot'
whether the people snaA aase TT sas'
coal, and lumber, and ~hefhef otnef taees
imposed for the beneht Of individuals sna
classes, at ~ths expense o. tne uno'e leo.
pie, shall oe reduced Hne ne pluposea s!e ..r -.
peal OF the aet OF -'anust5 low, "-t
provides for the meeting OF oonetesa ~
the 4th Of March nexe' sa move " 'ae
high taria r!ng to gam s?me 2 5ooeses !
lfom luo 'GAoottuA ta'1 AFS-. S.~
They do not dare totr1sR the orRan'zaoon
of the House On the ath o. Aarca~, F, tf!etss Z
well! The friends q revenue reto." aie
in no haste. Each succeeding monsn alas
to their strength, as s1nfoEnaeaon u olaas7o
amorg the people, and ths antsau'l'es %.
the present system of fa9atoa a<e e1peeea
to the public gaze. 1t rs imnatefaa1 70
them whether the new congress - otgao- :
ICED on the 18th Of March OF On the 1st os
December.
4 bill will be introduced to gre g 'he :
States which 'are 'enuneu 70 Aaoit'onn' :,
Representatives under me neE census ~
right to elect sooo hep.ee:eu1a.'es -.
fall, SO that they may take .ne.i s.sa'S =, =.
the Fofty-thard congress. in's wv W.
be opposed hy ne n;gn 'a1,o tin s,e.sNs, -
its passage Tond g'ye n1es s.ans saa,
representation TO tne :" essefn &'a'e', wv
!! they believe that the new heptesen'Ao'ess
: would vote to repeal some OF tne taaes on'
justly imposed npon their constituents
!, Other reasons H7n 'be put fof~ara TOT op
! posing the bull but fne feai .esson, as eea
/: eral Logan~toio mem a. Inc ias' SeSsaon'
/ VIII DO ms, -c:.',.'s -.
! Inc gfantA u1 !anns " 'at1"a .s
MES a1e cis'e.s uoset te sN -
Inc p'o3eets o. ue uoa 80 .~ -,,.h,;. a aan,sfr
nsss' 10 eA'o Pug e1. sa ~. ,- ~
mo PIG fon unof.@ tA'" ~ o. 70 ":
! nss oeeu Pss Ds - 1892 - .ats
wiz eonemee1y. - ~ can"sa.. - ~ ta., - ~, ~
, 1870-12-09

ar vttnont airuing. eud, perhaps, at 100 great
d,xta,ice 114te t.hassepot Ia bad weapon for re-
,,,Its- snd tsnecally for Young French soldiers,
-,urt ,uoua and dIl1cule to conuo1. :. =
:'.Lsone Essteilli men have recently. purchased
en nn0 acres Of ,raproJed 1suds IN Clay, Ha'IaD;
ann ad,oipiux counties, IN Kentucky; with q view
to co'outztng them with English and, German tu-
.n,orsute- xho'are to have fatms at 900 aerea for
.pch fan,i,y. another company has bought 60.00a
acres OF coai aud u{neta3 isnds along the EM1a-
hethtox.n / paducan Railroad, sud are going to /
as,oh,,sn fnrnaces and Yacf6r,es ~.
-an FnSl,snman whn neeoapsd from Paris on |
,ha IAN III ,v1,e4 tn rxs,don tonrasi tnay tbs
ennn,v III horsa.nesh. excluding tna artillery
s.as -. sr,s ~ tbr~. ~ forr reets At 1east
99aTa rss! ~ aadit,on annnlT If sali paeat ns.d
~ rsse1rai The rtnrrs II hrcsd IND f1our weraj
.n"n t 10 1s,t a. enormou. magn,tude. :Tne put-
~ 49,, e.a.,.ad ia, earf1 Of wtcat
nss ~ hrndraGs ~ nr1vnta honse.s and, notets
.,.a.a s1s nnanttt,ee ~ srtl.r escrs hid hafeiv
=" NM sirnos- ~ chocn,afe sa1t ami nn,c,s. /
| .so,,s ho,1 apt a. ,orr ~ tns hreaIFni7s.
W1-.o,T ths F,rnrn voluuteera, II 4 oomnsnvy
! rnrnrnauasa pos,n,;st,ssa she. ia a Pollsn
Gs. ~ ~ e'ns,. ~ ~ pn,,sn ,a.a,1t,or sha
n.y. ~ ~ 'ss o,,sn,.,n 49, sarrs.; ~
ss.s ~ aa 1 = ,.ssa ~ tns,,nrasnta
He1 .uuopst auu .a.14es . ssso " s~ ss.ssas4 -
aoas, e9p ara .; ct.ss. ~ ~
\ neanMuuet a14a ~ n"pet "ou 'A''saAe ~ -. 1''
ao1u sn .,s,. ,,,,o g -. - a. A.. - =
~ .. T. s,e.+ ssrs .,Ius. ~ -, - 49, ~
,ss.sa .os s.sus .,.sa ~ sna.ss ~
.eessa ~ ~ He~@ ''.A~1 =" "s@-.s :"
- uaas n.aI 49, o.. ..1. :. z+,,.a ~,
-.es aa,,1 ,hst 40 pnss,.,, ,navs a,re,av
,1",, ~ r,an,so.s .. ss.s,.1.ter a,svtng not
s.s,a ,a,, s,-n.san see, ~ .te- FaIfos,rfS the
pnrt.r,oa,h @ =, pn,sa ,a si.natsd m the r4ver
nn,sn.r 1b,ch To~s. tnronon .tne p.sln nalled
nn,sps- fmsn tntn ..hn R,srr saa. VoY pcnna
r.sr. nas1 rvaT atrfcn,tr hsa hren tnrown IN tha
waxns N,tc,etar hair - ,Io,fad hr foreoncra AMI
80 s,1nsrant tact nat Rnasta haa neinsed per-
rn;esinn ~ fara an Eno,,ah attacoed
~ ~ n,stisn H-n,s.r ~ e. p,tsrshnru. We ar
a,. ~ fa.r1a, ~ IA. f.r1a ~ Tpr+rh ann Tent:
ea,a =, ~ sntrsno. NJ ,ne ~ ~ .azof. have
= s s.'as ~ tnh. 80 tfes,,s
,.sa.as,as{e ~ ~. - ~
4up.sAo .:',,1x.:.. ! ana. ,s.
ass ~ ~Ao s...,. ~ - - Hs ~. ..s,es. Huas.
te1 poonrstol 'atAs! -. =, ,s.t. a 19 o. ~
l supper - t4iee poaaes u gss.sse: ue eaJe -
ran eat nsa oezaa lsea 'ssets eoo Se' guy ~
n1snsA 1ssf 49, -. ,;s., ~ - ,..,,. =,
n. = N:ss ssnf. sS' - Ws+..,n.s u1 "a q,
nay maae sasI.5 = ,.as.. - t.s,1s. m hosr
N inus9a1pa ~ HSSA1es nesae ,:,s..s =,
Maea to4 Menss1 gls ps,.a Es,. :.
INC nouse io't& .cetta4 -sseeea *se' ~ res. es.
oets osu scs.n 49, Tes,,.s ~" n,rt
oss ~, u 1ss 80 .aT . "a ~ psn"s,s,
on ot1cers Became awafeot!L 10 taey got tose.ne'
, 1870-12-09

a.. -a..a -. .,,..,, ha,;,o -
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- sa. s
' "ous nousn ~ w . I".u.s1
~ ~ 20 op.
oAs e" -" s
. ts.ass. e.s' ~4u
$50 .osrss ~
.4A'e eso'pea "e @1sosuou y. ~. 'ann
,nS'oe Po''''s's' eoss 'ass pot''oao1 .ne
nepuD.'can press nase oeen s'nee 'ne
eaose OF tne ~a'' exposing .oe ef5ota OF
toe'F OWL pafy, ana REFUSING tne Crimes
committed IN 'ts name. WITH increasing am;
pAr''aiHs ana ea.nes1nesa. not iof Tue put,
poss ol n1 1"i,ns ~. p1.. W. ~ save .a - ana
.e!s, .ue eouas ''ou 'a1 =. ' 10 :.a:s..a iDle.'ss
.hn'c,eu' .l' oi sousu. Mspe .eA: - = epoe
~ =, knAses aar oea :ss-h;;3s. as. - tan: .
possible .oae 'nese aa'ty te"su'a, ~ ,vs..- :.
aeo' as 'aey e' W uo'sas ~ ~as, ~ ~,
.es'ea ,aeH' Suou'a -, ~:.aou, n,,... ,ae.. eaos.
upon Tue peop!e ~ zoe nspaot''.u
shan De oe'ea1ea my IL a''' nos % 'ut
fault OF this portion 4of it, nessaspe,
press, bns in spite :of; i's: gell.direetee
eiIorts to keep the. party in a'hape ans
eono'1'on 10 oe "'rsns OF SUGGEST
, 1870-12-09
80 MspBLL4aEous.
A callf3rnia msu' has otpo hens.
: I. ras,,st, q ~ ~ Paris

~ fascat Is worth 81 10 tn Paris. -,
The pew. Russian unitosm Is said 70 oe the
r1cheat e3er worn bT m army*-/ =.
F: the beautiful Fountain des 'Innocents, In
Pans, haa been hoUbrerooied ~isn oiay and plas-
Ter to protecr It from PruzBi4n ahell&
"a 1eY Angeles fCal} paper u "RlAd to sec
,has u>oes OF our cilzena hava had xen2e enough
10 return to the nse Of tue boNe-knlfe."
"a e<upaoy which had b. en- formed 10 Paris to
Insure against bomh3rdmenl has recently raised
It's premiam frc1n to ~ per cent
'-one.sxsh Of the female population Of Eng
land works out OF dopSa.
| the oourri<r au Bas RAin. tho principal paper
Of strasbbufg and Alssee, haa been pufchased BY
German publlaher, and Nerman has bean in
stalled sachief editor.
An explosfonor nitro -elyoesinA oeeurree The
other DAY 1a factory IN RostokJ, IA Hnnzsu. y
which more than hfty persons lost taetf lives. -,
"A lady tn Milford. N4xx, who died On BAtur.
day, eased her remossesul conscience By directing
the 1efunding OF u, ovepsd her some three years
ago By ahopkeepes il making change, :
..;-A Western correspondent Of the Boston Jour
,al neclsues tho staterneus Tint tne hoaAoes Ars
deAerting 1he:p'a il a netou. They cover He
| ptaIus tor miles and miles. Tha railroad uacf
| bothers them. They eonhder it = nase, And vii
4 not cross l. They 1un along BY the stde Of The
train fcr miles, aud when hep coma to culver
diye uudet. 81
In Manitoba, Governor oArcaibald receives
s7,ooa, gold, year, for governing IL. 900 nali
h,eedk-men, womens.- aud pzpooses-a1l told
He has cnie{ Justice, secretary, Treasurer. Al
,o1nes General "a Tombs lawyer from Montteal|
and eeveral other cabinet 911cett-t t
- Wet nfknry tpa-> farmer 'atalJ heard.
:: 7scratching under tls he'd. qpsnneon h1s uouse1.
he reached for rhe Intruder, and. in mtnut
found niuPels In the corner, psrt,J sca1ped. VII
j hia lowes limbs looking as though ha had bee
through q wool. catdIng machine, while, with
spst and q zroals a. ecata1nount. disappease
through the open wladox.o,! has = . u ~ ~.
{4-The hfst miaes ID Neyada a1d California p
nov, it ts said, In the hands Of English capitalist
whoas operations III tna. reatou ara conataa11y Il
I c,easpg, 4nd succeed. Wnere Ame' tca1H tat, b
oanse, taef Rark. for modsfate pron,a. iftztead
for pushinR urshe stock to .h!sa price, text ::
1 1t nas been obEErycd In the French thoaplta
TT ss osleansithat his wounds Of &ha. Germans a
!, ehienJ frqm pieces Of, SHE'LL -eompsranveiY:fe
/ bullet wounds but that the French have tcni:
been wounded By the needle. .guu." Tho inferen
Is obvious THAT ito FIench fred wllllS, too ia.
a1a without aiming. and, perhaps, at.too great
ri d,stance; iTEe CnassepoEis bad weapon for I
, 1870-12-09
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
r.. Prof. RAYMOND, tho sh1kspealean readar his
Joined thu ndttoua1 forces Of tho CaYtsax linton.
Captain Noemhn Hpfd, onesof ane Izit et> tho.
veterans Who linked their fats to tho Republic OF
Tenn. uied recently at Galveston. Ho was b,rn
at4giode Haddhm, Conn, on, nc list Of March,