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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-12

LAND ScRIP.-Mr. William F. Taylor,
First Auditor, having visited Washington
in relation to Virginia's portion Of the land
scrip donated by act of Congress in pursu.
ance OF joint resolution Of the Legislature
returned to the city on Saturday. His visit
was satisfactory one, as the following cor
respondence will show:
"DErARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
GENERAL LAND OFFICE,
"Aprils, 1870.
"Hon. ". F. Taylor, auditor of Publ.
Accounts, Metropolitan Hotel, Washing.
ton, D. c.:
"Sir,-I have the honor to acknowledge
the receipt of letter which you this morn
ing filed in this office, addressed to you by
his Excelleney the Governor of Virginia
dated at Richmond the 30th ultimo, accom-
panied by joint resolution of the Genera
Assembly of Virginia, approved March 29
1870, authorizing you, under the direction
of the Governor, to apply for and receive the
Agricultural College scrip, to which the
State is entitled under the act of Congress
Of July 2, 1862. ill.,
e The certificates of the scrip to be issued
to Virginia under said act, with the record
thereof, have been prepared, and are now
in this Office; the certificates, 1875 in
number, representing 100000 acres, only
requiring the signature of the Commis-
sioner, which will be attached in the course
of q few days, when they will be ready for
delivery, and will be duly transmitted to
the Governor, that being the rule in such
cases. Very respectfully,
"four obedient servant,
81. S. WILSON, COMMISSIONER
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T9NCo17RAGE HONE ENTERPRISE,

a Al in want of cHILDREN's cAREd,ASEs caAIs,s,As l;s
woa ar ,eSore huyf,g elsewhere. My carriages are
made OF the best material and finest finish. All
work auA sna ssissroom. No. sos Fifth street.
SacnhHrS anu WILLIAM G. SMITH.
All Aan"' " - - : -. spa--lm
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A New STEAMER.-A new boat will be
put on the York River line tomorrow, and
daily trips between this city and Baltimore
will be run hereafter. There will be no
boat to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-12

NEW YORK WEEKLY, Ledger, Chimney Corner
Appletoa's Journal, Harper's and Ieslie's week
lies, Hearth and Home. Rural He,o- Yorker, Va
rerley, Every Saturday, Phunny Phello1o, Nick
Mar, Jolly Joker, always on hand and for sale by
ELLYSoS & TAYLOR, next to Dispatch.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-12

of Appeals had not been organized at q
day sufficiently early to have taken cogni-
zance of the entire question.
The honorable gentlemen leave to-day
tor Petersburg and Norfolk, Senator Sprague
being desirous of visiting the Notifications
around the former city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-12

THE TRIAL OF JOHN BowLER.-The Sc
cond trial of John Bowler for the murder
of Charles H. Rodgers was commenced in
the county court yesterday. Messrs. Thomas
and Connolly appeared for the prisoner,
and made the following motions:
l. To have the indictment read second
time. Overruled.
2. That the prisoner be tried before the
circuit court. Refused.
3. A plea to the jurisdiction of the court
was rejected.
4. That he be allowed to withdraw his
plea of "not guilty" entered at former
trial. Overruled.
5. Motion for continuance until next
term. Overruled.
s. Motion to quash the venire faciaS.
Overruled.
To all of these decisions of the court
bills of exceptions were filed by the de-
fence. The argument on the several mo-
tions occupied the whole day, and the court
adjourned until II o'clock this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-12

We take pleasure In calling the attention Of our
readers to Messrs. W. d. Blair Co.'s "B Sc
lect brand Of whiskey, which they sell at $3.50
per gallon; very low price for such fine and
repulue liuuOr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-12

RETURNED.-The Governor has returned
to the city from Washington. He is much
better of a severe cold with which he has
been afflicted
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-12

EVERY SATURDAY. Appleton's Journal, Trans
Atlantic. Harper's and Leslie's weekies, for sale
by ELLYsoN & TAYLOR, news dealers, next te
Dispotch building.
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ORCHEsTRAL.-The Richmond Orchestra
are making preparations for q grand con-
cert to be given for the benefit of the widow
of the late Mr.. Armbrecht.
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Corns, bunions, bad nails, and all diseases OF
the feet, treated positively without pain by DR..
SCHULTZ. Members of the Legislature several
who have been operated upon) and others will find
Dr. SIS office on Nineteenth street near Main.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-12

VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL SocIETY.--The
Executive Committee meet OF the Exchange
Hotel at 8 T. M. to-day. A prompt and
full attendance Of the committee is de-
sired
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-12

QUALIF1ED.-Judge George T. Garrison,
Of the Accomac circuit, qualified on yes
terday before Mr.. Thomas W. Upshur, no.
tary public.
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FoR THE FULLEST MEASURE, cheapest ant
very best coke, anthracite and bituminous coal
kindling, sawed, and long oak and pine wood, q
to Mr.. J. B. WATKINs's, I'LL Main street, nearl!
opposite this office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-12

IL. ELLYsoN u co. will insert adverttsementsi In
the principal newspapers In Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, at pub
Il shsrs' rates, for cash. Apply at this ONCE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-12

There we're no reports from the following
schools: Second church, Manchester, and
Sidney.
At last meeting Mr.. J. B. Watkins was
APPOINTED to inform DR.. j. L. NJ. Curry of
his election as president of the Associa-
ton, Mr.. Watkins read the following as
his report:
"R1cHMoSD, VA, 18th March, 1870.
"Dear Brother Watkins:
81 am deeply grateful to the Association
for electing me as its presiding officer.
There are many reasons for declining to
accept the position; not the least of these ls
q strong conviction that Sunday -schoos
work is peculiarly and appropriately the
work of the laity.
81 regret that the Association should be
subjected to the delay which my decision
causes, but I cannot be censured, as in
formed you prior to my election that l
could not accept.
"Yours truly,
81. L. NJ. CURRY"
DR.. Curry's resignation having been r'e-
ceived, on motion of Mr.. Bethel the Asso :
citation proceeded to the election of presi-
dent. MIR. R. H. Bosher nominated DR..
George B. Steel, who, having received q
majority of all the votes cast. was declared
elected.
Mr.. Bosher was appointed the committee
to inform DR.. Steel of his election.
The rest of the evening was spent in the
discussion of the subject selected some
months since, and it was discussed by Col.
Evans and others after which the meeting
adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-12

To BE PAlD.-The salaries of the public
school teachers for the month of March
will be paid by the Auditor, Mr.. William
H. Allderdice, to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-12

Neu York Weekly, Ledger, Saturday Night,
Chimney Corner, Fireside Companion, Western
World, and Warerley, for sale at ELLYsoN Il
TAYLoe's, next to Dispatch building.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-12

RoCK-BATTLEs.-The boys arrested for
participation in the rock-battles which have
recently taken place in the vicinity of Elba
Park were before Mayor Ellyson yesterday
for hearing. 1t appearing that the boys
had been about as much "sinned against
as SHINING" having been disturbed in their
sports by gangs of idle negroes, the Mayor
was disposed to- be lenient, and discharged
all hut one, who acknowledged the offence,
and was fined one dollar.
They were informed by his Honor that
they and all other boys would be protected
by him in all lawful amusements, and that
if necessary he would send On officer to see
that they were undisturbed. At the same
time they we're warned not to take the law
into their own hands, and particularly to
abstain from throwing rocks or firing pis-
tolls in the streets, as such offences could
not pass unnoticed by the police.
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aUsvrEoN SALES THIS DAY.

On all yu5ifc or prirate sales 9f Reol Est@ts
made bcttoeGn the lSt OF January ana me 4st ~
yrGr i,,;f on all sales bet,oesn the FIRST day 0r
July and the last day Of December the setter
fLpDl.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-12

BAPTIST SUNDAT-ScHooL Association
The regular monthly meeting of the Bap-
tist Sunday-Schoel Association was held in
the First Baptist church last evening. The
meeting was opened with singing; after
which On appropriate prayer was offered by
Colonel Thomas J. Evans. Mr.. W. II.
Williams, from the Leigh-Street Baptist
church, presided. Mr.. Joel B. Watkins,
in the absence of Mr.. O. D. Brown, acted
as secretary. The minutes of the last
meeting were read and received. The
monthly records of the different schools were
read, as follows:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-12

MAYoE's Court, MoNDAY-Aayor E Hs
son presiding.-The following cases were
disposed of:
Lucy Melton and Ella Meigs, charged
with assaulting and beating each other,
we're both held to bail in the SUN Of s59-,
J.W. Kyel (colored) alias Joseph J. W.
Keys, charged with assaulting and beating
Elizabeth Rock. Case continued to 18th
instant, and bailed in the sum of $50.
Susan Mosby (colored), charged with
being drunk and disordetly in the streets
Discharged.
James II. Walker and James Campbell
(colored), charged with fighting in the
street. DISCHARGED.
Pat. Logan, charged with being drunk
and unable to take care of himself. Dis
charged.
Martin Hogan, drunk and unable to take
care of himself. Discharged.
William Lewis, drunk and unable to take
care of himself. Discharged.
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OLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT

CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT
jWs. the undersigned, members Of the Rich
mord bar, take pleasure In recommending Mr.:
ALFRED SHEItD for election as CLEkk 0E
THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE CITY OF
MIR. SHIELD acted as deputy clerk Of said court
for several years prior TO the war, and hSs Dad
charge Of the chaneery side Of SAID court iSr ane
past fourteen months and mas performed MS ou1ies
10 our entire satisfaction. -,
His sintegrty, courtesy, anu intsingenSe, VIII
make h1selection peculiarly agreeoofe 70 inc SUIT
ors In said court.
Charles U. VI ilfiam5, w. y. ", Sarnest.sE,
SIax xanser " Sands George w. ArmsSfead,
John O. Stecer. John ID. Gregory,
W. !. Hughcs. ]. II. Sands,
Henrv q c,annon j. G. Griswold,
= p 'Snnrtney John A. Coke,
=. u H. Tnrnar SOussros' Joseph @. spaldiDg,
Edward Y. Cannon, MIni11"E E3c.tSS y. ~"
James Peasants, W m SS,nfimsgr
henry. aehay. q n,,d IA s'' James n. Dunlop,
1 MarShail NJ. Gillian, Jonn Sonam MSts. Sn.
IT. r. Sutton, JSss n..on plS. w A1ssf
Jamea H. Do0ley, y: AtxanSscn} .s.na
George u. Wise, 1nomSss N. Ss~SoA'
VIM. Josiah Leake, y9nn v, NJ :. oss' mosSoa'
Thomas J. Evans, wv: 1Ssny'
Wniter Harrison, b. II. Berry, JF.,s
Ran3amin III. Nash, William Hancock.
| 4. Il. Daniel, Jr., James AHred Jones,
TSamss q. Joynes, Alfred Morton tlate Judge
william L. Royal, OF eaio so1ssh
Chasssin White, ]. A. Mersdith former
| John Howard judge OF said ccnrfh
| P. II. Ayleit a. Meise, Jfa
T. 4. + bartsCh' bsnisi, AisI. n >: a 4. aaoiaday.
Henry Hudnal. splx-lL-
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DOCKS AND STATIONERY.-JOHN
ID Fl. WALSH, 4l6 Broad street, takes pleasure
TO inform the public that he has now IN stock fup
assortment of BOOKS AND STATIONERY 10
all its branches, which he is prepared to sell al
very low prices. Also q fine selection or w rtting
Desks Portfolios, Albums, Chromos, Gold Pens,
&c. A call is solicited. 1a7
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PEnsoNAL.-Mr. Alexander Moseley, edi-
tor Of the Whig, has returned FROM health
trip to Florida.
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AMUsEnIENfs.

TONCERT.-The students of Cslyer In
" stitute win give VOCAL CONCERT at the
First African Baptist church on THURSDAY
NIGHT, The 1ath instant, commencing at 8
o. clock. The proceeds are to aid In repairing the
old Union Hotel.
Admittance, 25c.; children, lOc. apla-'ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-12

MAGISTRATES COURT, MoEDAT-Sentor
alderman Fauier preSiding.-No business
being before the court, and there being
some doubt as to the right Of the magis-
trates to hold a court, they adjourned until
Wednesday morning, by which time they
will have received proper legal advice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-12

JOINT MEETING OF COMMITTEEs.-The
Committees on Asylums and Prisons from
both Houses met in the Senate Chamber
yesterday afternoon, and we're addressed
by Major ). S. Covell, the efficient and
popular superintendent of the asyl um for
the deaf and dumb and the blind at Staun-
ton.
Major CovelPs remarks were highly inte-
resting, and were listened to by the COM
mittee very attentively. He stated that
there were at present l23 pupils in the in
stitution. Of these 115 were kept at the
expense of the State, and the remainder
were self-supporting. The number of pu-
pills in the institution OF the beginning of
the war were LOG. The cost for the support
Of each pupil per year is $500. He asked
on appropriation of $4,000, which the COM
mittee unanimously recommended.
In reply to the question as to the causes
of the Affections of the pupils, Major Co.
veil stated that from his own observation
more than one-half of the cases were the
result of close intermarriages. Where first
cousins married,it was not so often the case
that their children were afflicted, but in
the third and fourth generations the evils
began to be shown in deaf, mute, blind,
and idotic children.
The institution is now in fine condition.
The blind pupils have fine brass band, an
excellent orchestra, and perform some OF
the most difficult and artistic music in per-
feet style.
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ExrLusIoN AND Loss OF LIFE.
SEVEN MEN KILLED.
Bursting OF n Steam Boiler.
Rcpoytca for the Baltimore San.

nAHrl,yLARs OF TIE CATASTROPHE.
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FOR TOBACCONISTS.

TTON BEANS.-Primc ANGUS
TURA TONkA BEANS for sale BY
PURCELL, LADD Il CO.,
mha8 1915 Main street.
JnO TOBACCONISTS.- are prepared
l. to make In the best manner all sizes OF
FLATTENISG MILLS, SlSKERS, CAST
SINKERS, PLATES, etc. at short notice and on
reasonable terms. We should be pleased to have
'''- - PALMER q TURPIN,
mb12 1929 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-12

KtN0EEtU TOT E.H T"Ts1TDVTV ""H.
On Saturday few minutes alter IL
.'clock a terrible accident from the explo-
son Of steam boiler occurred in the
rAr-aucqkc Steam Sugar Refinery, large
Cr:r->torv brick structure, belonging to
Nr-,;<. Stirling \ Ahrcns, situated on
p.po.rclr= wharf. east side Of the lower
,rd O! Frederick street, and extending to
l,a,au's wharf, west side Of the lower end
: Centre Market space, resulting in the
J.,t3 OF seven persons and the demolition
g., ne hoilcr-room and kiln-houso, on the
p,.-au's wharf side. besides the partial
destruction Of the steam bakery of Mcssrs.
James Beatty x Co., adjoining the refinery
,.,. the north.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-12
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

y PnschaI,s Annotated Constitution Of United
States Leading Criminal Cases; Parsons on
Notes and Bills Buruss on Bankruptcy; Redacld
Attachment; Hilliard on Injunction sedgewtck
on Damages; Taylor on Landlord and Tenant;
Walkers American Law Wallace, volume J;
and Brtghtly's National Digests AbbOtt's United
States Practice, and on Corporations and other
new works. Large stock Of LAW, new and old.
j. w. RANDOLPH Il ENGLISH,
mn o1 1918 Main street.
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MARINE HNTELLxGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, APRIL Il, 1917.
Sun rises. 6.55 NOON SETS. SA1
sun sets ...,..... 6.27 High tide. .......... 10
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-17

tho Lmprcssas sadly changed and worn by
the heavy days and slecplcsss nights.
All the French correspondents have re-
turned to Paris, no opportunity being af-
iorded them Of observing operations at
the front
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-17
TAtrxvs,nn,r,ri aan..

'tstws Aur'is ~ Thirty thousand
thlup.Ui bic Mahcn dorp- who werl eIt
~ ma. !Gs French army aud were be-
ll -. ty have la..eA into the hand, Of tie
Pri- .ians, have arrived o, Sira-lours
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-17
The isYpsrAsha'i. P,sss,>.

As rule We Perfume no" M Use lave u. Il e!
mh."yi an h'Ht of y" diy per gse, Il,lga =
ndnars6' pcs'ln,5,iL. us. .i.iies ni Is lbo 10.
'.g flcG'rd'ss The ne OF Auuy s.a Isuinha's
fl'fll' water. I'i' gn"r %. DUPLICATION le
hs~it~,~h s4's,talsr mo. ll.Et,lI!, I.Iaa..
AI.i astry.ll. Ia, $40 2. fnu...,dIy.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-17
Prussian Shnrpshootcrs.

Letters from the seat of warnotice il as
the practice Of the Prussians in an
engagement to station sharpshootcrs on the
right of each platoon to pick off the
French officers
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-17
The Prussian Headquarters.

The Prussian general headquarters las,
night were at Henry, on the Metz and
Saarbruck railroad.
The Prince Royal Of Prussia, for his VIC
tory at Weissenburg has received the or
der ofthc Iron Crown.
A dispatch from Colonge states that the
Germans would have been compelled to
leave Paris By the odious and hostile be-
havior Of their French fellow workmen,
without an order from the government.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-17
"a wd'Ind~f { .'rIsn rrisonc's.
.sE Close ~ ca Metz.

7 LosDos. Aug lC.--The Prus,ians have
AJivey at Nsncuei, few miles from
MetE. and are swaTuing up tho Mo.elle
'rhc French blow mp wohrilcc- az Wig.
nsuel t. check the rapid advance Of tn"
Germans.
IL % Eid TIE reason Of the Empires Chr.
lo,,a la. been rc.toFcl rs tAc events Euw
tran plfing ON the continent. She mnli-
-. -. L.. :. g..... L., a. q. 49,.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-17
: Pniriotio Minister.

Al Durrcy recently Minister Of Public
Ia ttnsti sL has volunteered a. priyat,
,Oiuler ia French army.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-17
o IT. Bnlletin.
~. 2ss.-l,,~.->--~t~->~-.-.-..-~
' "1'q THE WAR.
THE LATE ENGAGEMENTS.
Victory Claimed OH Roth Sides.
-yr'.4 lI t -
o.. INTER- EsTING READING.
Victory Claimed Oh Both Sides,
sINTEH EsTING READING.
\ french victory.

| Ian FRENCH Victory.
The following Important dispatch oi
Empress Eugene j. just made public;
.horNGEyILLE, August II. The army
chfhmencod TO cro., The left bank Of the
MossiIet'iis morning. Our advance guard
bsd no lpowlcdgo Of the presence of the
enemy When half Of our army had
crgsed over the Prissians tuddenly 40.
tucked in great force. and after II hgh, Of
tyr I2.arc they were rcpuiscd with greu,
~ tothem., NAPOLEON,
fhc Emperor ana Prince Impe rial.
METZ, Aug. u, s:li n. m = Tho project
Of Mosgllc t"icgraphs from Owing 10 the
Mn'Tnsof the Interim ,hrt the Emperor
ldit t-iai a. 20 cocl, for Vtrduh, sccom.
panied by the Prince Imperial Befuro
leaving hi. Majr"ty i',urd the following
proclamation. fJ9f'
0toa au,ttinx you 20 aght Invaders, /
eJb ii1s tope,U lyttts,llsm the defehse Of
uLf9 Sygx Gi.ig.is loA VIII neyoF allow tho
thaihNt0 take Possession of this bulwsrk
Of France, and ! trust you will rival the
ssm$ a4,rgJmby .tna GgHaSe,, ! shall
over reuiGiiTer WIN gratitude the .rccep,
tth rh ~ s8.ni -'yllf yb,,r wall anaT
bsa N k,a b~srnaale rc,urn 70 yen for
ysur in~t,e oIndatt.t ii. ..u .. aH.
-vOa 80 aoi Net AZ kth. 30. 81 .f~
IA W. y Isast I.--.y..s city oil Mai
hussr j. still IN the hand. uf the French.
Tn. p.si~ -DsfsW-,s.
''laS1Ss .'o'tD N.tio~'d computes the
,nsse. ir ~ al itn ss NJ Psri,1 a. 10000. |
snsh1D,,s, a - i,s are iDopntua. I,. r.'
fklna n,pi Aboui k.iii Missing.
: .Pap.s All lj;gTAn Meade sapoGis
Marshal y NalUn nt9oul. The cgnsi- |
'~aft'l, htNdvt- sars hc q ~ Sahcy.
asS Ne Nshsss whevsabonr. n ID.
Elmuud i .Nr !. s,Iii missing and &, ia
g.. 4 L.. d.. I...t. LtIT.l
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-17
vcrJbible Retaliation

THnnty French citizens OF Mulch were
4 r"cunily shot By the Pru,,inu. ia rcin.ia-
ton for cruc.t.e, laid H. have been inflicted
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-17
No Ign osuiniou- Peace.

Tho press in al parts Of France rc.o.
lg,ly dcuuJucc oycrturcs Of peace
until the Pru,.igrs arc driven from the
coll.
The GaGlois s,ys Drouyn De j. Hays
ha. Leaa i.ered By tie Empress. Regent,
The pos, of Ambassador n, Nicua.
A conncil,f Ministers wa. held ~ the
1u!lcries III, morning, at which the I'm.
rr.sa dreaded,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-17

LpSpoS. August lJ.--Tho Now fork
li.rslds rupOrter h,E the following new. :
UR,'n h,nc,s ~ d serious character have
occurred W Narsei,Iss aud Lyons. Crowds
t,'ilec,cl in the ,ircc,s shouting "a En-.
rcyenr' Tiirc persons have been killed.
y great deal " rcbcii,ous feeling il mani
Tested, and stShrt.t,jrJhfGnf trouble
today
The German troops hold Pom, % Nous.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-17

'""" 10 si..Is;s1f ssI ~ idfr
Mr.. .ifr. ,oIic ani Irpre ppi,v |
iIhIiEs i.i.s>b 2" es-- svdO DO. -,
.NEfspsI t~t ut' ulJots. ~ ,lsr-
.s.ss. 50 - ""Alys ~ t,otss i 49,
aNl 40 ~ laJapGs Itossa ssIssl t,,1 :.
StIIrslNipl, i.His psef ,ssnes ak ot,
s,Ntp - sAsss " % kisni soa asf ,,;-Sx
H. $50 -. tlsas cd chrd,sI - \ fSH'TsI
NR~. 0. iIst.p -biai rue -t,sve~ Z ~,
WI rt,oNp's 'f! ~t ifss nef Una
sway stps ~ o" hSes sfAH tHr.s
safsI -st go Its.ts tHrHfHt Na'bA
"'- u"s ''osh in6sr. ~'f ~ i''r,n1 5oot,ihR 4
'''rhfi,m al i.Splyf. Lfou. 81 90 Ly tc.tl..nx.
- az Usat caa ". q s.4 I........I. .a.a 4
p..p.,.s ny the oRArrls MEDICINE co.,
,L G1ss. NO.
sold ~ aitsssS-ss.a dealer. N med!cn. |
ss"r< ~rer' s.y-N ,fav
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-17

'sHSISr ih'osD N.ticrSm' computes the
iasseir ~ al itnss ~ PARIS a. 10000.
Sn.huDts, d - las are InopDiua. l.. r.'t
xksinA n,pi AbSui kliII Missing.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-17
a0i Vet 40 ksS,


liAIya AIs4st l.e-!T.. city oil Maj
huAsn !. .ti.I in tMe hnml. nf Tho fronch.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-17

..P+Pis 1 n fr I5;g IAn Mosle Imports
NAr.hhl y, Nalgn pt1ouL The cgnsi-
''~a'ftl, hfA6td- -ayF he g. ~ Nahcy. D.
~ Ne MsSssss wh.v.abou,.. 7 ID,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-17

Tho ,ug,.i 900 tuuiy rel.t,u method Co.. Keep eggs
irrsn 'ut sweet ilTu' least one year. 'ri'r COS,
l@ ir,- than bait cent per dnzru, uui iy thi.
lh''li"" egg bought ~ 'ig,. ani ten r,uis duL-
90 dur.u- 90. HuIurr, ~ I' k' of uii Sold .u a.,
Nlu''ri"r i.'W lblN To- NY cent. WHOA once
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