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@9- 06tcr &bampaener LIT iest
III Nolge bcS SrteeeS nur in Der
patrtpttfmen SamensTatrl

BOYS Some" ~@eiellf6 4 { t.
- Die ptertc SSabres ~geriammlung Der
Bows !6pmr"U eieQlhaft" murbe MeRta9 in
orr Anlt1lt AT Der Gde SGn Calvert d, urt
&lediantltr. abGeBdlten. Mtan itritt sutIit
sur gsamtrnwapl, wclde fplsenpes 8eiultat
er9db:
@ralipent Bm. 9. Sill; gefretdr 6. s.
NaHer; Drettpren: Or. s.. Gares Stp>
mas, Snmes ". Brill, ". 9. 8rlffttb, @ar>
tin 5atplcp, Samcs Beatty, Splepb W.
9uibm9, Gparles s. IGDIpr, @m. 9. Sin,
ISM. !Sealc, SrdnctS QSbite, SGbn S. 6urit,
9barleS S. Me9er, g8n. u. 9anlemer, s.
Heeir, gBn+ $. 9erttnS, g8n. S, Stb, y.
W. 9pulipn, GbGrles $. Mercer, 2lepYQsn,
8. 9arter, QBm. q. 9arlY, Gbrntas Sia.
Der Serthk pe5 9rllipenten ergtebt, pap
bic @eleaiVaft itA II 9ulem !3altanee be-
ftncet.
IS purpen waGrenb bc5 Sa9res 24,159
Mabi5etten unp 6031 H~dhtquarttere per9e.
ben. @eBentpartt9 %befnpen it'd In Der Nm
ltalt rs Indben, tpalde lammtllh nlbltd,e
1eperbsjpttge erlerncn unp 2Dbne Scn 81
6 per gBpde ptrpienen. Gm jerer bat $I.75
rsphenlith 81 iabien, Ipptur er pple 8erpFe>
8ung, duSiblteBIt6 rer &lstpung erbGit.
Die ausgaben CUR untel baltun9 bes lSau,
les betru9en $4472. IA, ppsOn 2295.21 purh
bic &naben Der &elt bur6 Sublrriptipntn
aufgebradt purpe.
Die yOamen fs.@elelfhafi" iprate fir
@diAe, Sett3eus unp Ndbarbeiten uter &lrt.
DIS @ebdupe Der Anltalt bal iiA ais unsus
reihenp ~eripieien unp bic @eieaihaft Sa>
Der Gas raranltpbenpe rSmDn's Sptsl" anse-
tdurt, nobel Sr. Sobn 8. Garrett liber1le
u~nieritusun9en 9epabrte. Dennp6 psroen
CUR ppataen 6erri6tuna pfs @ebdupcs nod
tpentgitenS $4,000 erfprperlih linp unc CO
rrlrb paper IN tie @rpSnutb pes Yubttfums
appeutrt.
Der 8sriat beS S6abmetter8, Samcs
Beatty, ersab, pa6 bic @elammt- Giknabmen
Der 0eieaihaft 1888. 38, be 6,eiammt- Nus.
9dten $6790.59 betru9en. Der Iallenbe>
ltanp ut pemnah $l173 80, auetu Ia nod,
cine 9teGnGna ppn $l700 rlditdntia II, lr
crstebt iiA Elm Deijtt bon $5l6.2O.
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Es- MmiStfAeN r. o in Der patrtp.
tifdsn Samen TairI Cans ~0as
terlanb,~ ans tbeHre, fhlieB

W TN5N f~WEtN" UWEI VIII o ~ IL
terlanb,~ ans tbeare, fhlieR'
btb.au.~)
in BEN 5anoti s1unotroinge.
HBte man lab uuf eroen ntsi
nnb Die Yreite, ole lie tsnen,
AH, lpts blli9 itno bod Eel
Auts blidte slstd mad, ibnen
uno ttnfimmi9 titt man aus
rSpihe Sa6en, iolhe Yteiie
9tbt e. nirgtnos lonlt I'M pauR.~
5soer ipoats Gipas fauien,
unD 10 ntro's auG INNER geb'n;
Gtlt ju1n aani, tbr ltsbsn Gtute,
euh tas SHonfs iu srieb'R!
Srafttf6e S9mpatbte. - Die
rStremen'S Snfurance'@ pmp." perpiliate
geitern 5000 flr bic Samtlie hes &rn. Sptn
.. &aps, welHrr BEL bent 9ranbe Der Selae>
ner'iben 6abrtf, Nr.20, S.'Gbarlestr., um's
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aus SIetp : YprF. = cd,
M0chridhfeu.


We 10 . g.. 6e3ember. - Inoe.
OerpooI UNI sDarien" BON @lassuw.
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g ouabtsebiie, 6. Be3-Su SbOFan,
tllters9On r.. y, brannts Die @erbsrsi Der
80. SaDs IL 8ruosr Sonntn9 gta6t nisOsr.
!8srlult $4,000. Giner Der Arbeitsr DurOs
i@uer UerleRt.
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DrcFesIOr @. e. MFattE 6tiR

sBietoriaa IN ttne vtirt Srduttrs unO gGutIslh.GiHis
mr., bic int ron autn IhdoIt&tn Observation-Disclosures
n. &aulet D. BON Rranisn uho BON Wtrlttn HuIgsgfbtug
trn ourG b'tie Wltohi7 EBictorinH gdnJltb ipttott tergts
&ut lUortth. SO baItt e FHr mttnt Bhthtu nbS Gliofgo
tttt. Dem gtlGrtnten gubIifltt Die qroBt @rftnoung nit
ydB ot:if % ,etOriaA bbien Gals, ghluHosr5itnbnna,
huHet o0tr 6stitrtsit. 8tpbtbtrtd, gboltrd, GboIsras
DiOrbus, Ytubr, Sinrrbbt, 3abns u. RopTtpeb. gltprGIS
ia. Gtlsls rno H~ldenihntrItn. Rrdnpie ioItes DbsE
Bsdistfebtt. Sbtun1atisr1us, 8pspspFs, Bsrrtniuaa,
lHttlrin8tn, tptlspiti&t RranFbsirn, 8lutDeraobinna
iht ItaGtntrantbetttn u. Z. 10. elrtrt.
Die vBtetorlaA Ia In altn WppibsFen III babzA,
grglS so GenfS ber NfatbE.
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GtQot &Qltimere.
Ja5~ Sim Slide SIr, 8 Der patriO'
tifAen Tatr! (sSIpI unp Nprp'
ReutTdIduo.AG


5rau +. 10 IN 10 a t bittct an t9rsm 9tI6
ain lpuH0eruoltA, tOnbatts SttntIb
Bon . ugu8.Nrttttln Ttr P.rrn unO Samtn,
YdtrtUttlte YOrtrdts In golbUltl Wabmen,
Sar nards Nrbtttsn bon ibbntr2GnD,
8triGieosne BtIosr ilr Die gbano
8tfidts Stible uno EubtttIGn,
Nud qupptn lDiro man nipt %Utrlntntr,
9anbtudsr unO anoereS y 6 the n eu 9 ipetB,
uno Auts 5u la9erlt6 biui8ttl Yrsts
Dd5@anpfts >DtrettQrtu m 90 n
Bal It i'm or ttelt pprgcltern Wprgen ictte
StBun1. Dor @rpffnung p%erlelben ltelte Sr.
v. S6uma6er Srn. 9uA9 Al1h bon MGnt>
trc1l, etnet Der GtBentbumer Der gAlan'
D1mpfCrltnte," Spr, peIder mad Baltimore
letpmmen mar, UNI arrangements betrCf5
nebrerer 61hrScl9e gu trefen, pethe jest
pDn 2iperpOpl ndA Baltimore unterrpegS Itnp.
Der erlte pieler Dampler, Der vSttana," Der
Iteb 2tDerpppl am %. 9tppentber unb IA be-
ictbCn Shne1febrer iinO, 10 liHp lte IN ctnigen
Jhgen 5u %eripdrlen, 9r. 2aan bat feline
8rpte an 81. Shuma6tr & 81. tpnii9nirt,
Welhe SieleLben lpfOrt pieDer mad &tperpOpl
5urld erpepiren iperper. Sr. allan Seritherte
pd5 Sanpel5" 6 irettortum, Rap er bic Slms
pier 3ntitcn Baltimore UNI 4tperpppl
10 ldt9e fdbren lafen pGrbe, mic bic bte>
| il gen I1uflcutt rlr bic nptbi9en Garages
iprgten. Mian ipra6 ole Aniidt aus. bab
ptfie8 cine pprlurfltde @ele9enbstt lei, bic
Ibunli6feit ~ prlfen, pb Baltimore i'm
Stanpe lei, cine Gdn1pferltnte nab %gtDerpppl
5u ipeilen. Sr. aaan r%eil'te ge9sn 3 u4r
wtepcr n0h 9iew, gOrt ab.
AI8 bdS SanrGl5> Dtrettprtum bann feline
@rrbanptungen er6inete, beri6tete 9r. s..
{. WbttrtpSe, Der 8prliBtr Scm S1nrels.@p.
mite, rap pas GUmite eth SGretben entppr>
ten babe, Welhes bt Mrrangtment6 In pteltnt
6dfen aueeinant Griebte, tpelpe 9etrDfen liRt,
UNI rie 8tfprCerun9 per GtntpdnDerer rad
GEM Hsiten 3t erlcidteun. 0aS SAretbell
crtielt RE SANCTION rer Anptienpen.
GmG WtltbetlunB rer Nep.g 0rterS anbels'
tllnnner uber Gle &ngeIegrRbeit elmer interna>
ttpnGIcn Miin3s pWlpe an bic 0elegdten Der
NdtiprGl, SanoelStdmme Serpielen. Sr. s.
q. Secmlirr lebnte bic Grnennung gum De-
Irgdten pcs .RatiD rail- Slucsls> DuettCriUmS
al, Ipegen %lleberbQpfung Doh 9ripat9eIddf>
ten. Die SalttnCrer Delegation beltebt lctt
aus fpggenpen !Seryen: &.&. &irflnnb, go.
Sbpmpipn, Z. gS. @ilntber unp gBnt. 9.
SCun9 s. .. QBtltart5 unp Srlnets
96bitt.
Gle DGmpferttnte jptf6en
SNttt ~ " StVE+ w - Wv
tnNlti1en Bldtter ptnttltrleh In ben lebten
Sa9en ole Sra9e rer MSslt0fett elmer Gam.
PfcrperbtnounB NIT gtpGrrppl, Elm Gbema,
welHeS b%sf1untlth III unlrrem Yldtte lhpn
ppr Ia Idgen GrOrtert tpurpe. Q8te aus et.
ncm @rrtHt pe8 SanOel6-D rettprum8 3u er>
teDen III, mar MpNtaB @r, @t4an, Der Gt-
Nentbinter per betrG1enEen O1n1pfbcpte, bter
uaP tobalo pn5 Experiment eipt1er SSabr.
len ge9llGt 1T iperpcn 9GrItte 9etGan
werten, pte @ermanenS Der OamfferSerbin.
Dung 3u iideu1.
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lnaeneItae Nanbm6rSrr.

VIEW Be0fOrD, Q. De3br. = GbarIes
8. Gluff, Elm Rsgerburi9e BON Is Sa6ren,
6ar6e lprssn gsr6a8tes, Ssni. SopGro BON
lBetport ermOroet gu baden, perb0ftst. gluff
bat Dem3uFolle ben WtorO eingsitanOen uno
bei9utOtBte 3obn Yettis, eiusn e~b,nfaas 15s
ldBriQen EnQber, Der Sbsilnabme. qsitIs
miro U~arfOl9t. Die Sungsn bntten ben alien
Wnnn ermOrOet uuO i'm UNI 500 beraubt.
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Ntntinnat1, 6. 8t3.-Gin Weubau an
Der @ds BON 8ines uuo 6rontFtr. bierielbft
Uuroe beute trip s ubr Our6 ben bier ptts
tben0eH Sturn umaepebt. aud bic @asans
faIt puroe beiadoi8t. WtenIGen puroen ni9t
oerlsBt.
SeIe8rapbiIGe 8ertate aus alien S6eiten oes
Stoates meIosn, OoB bersits felt l lIbr WtOrs
8ens Elm ilartsr Sturm usbt.
9r. ). u. Spencer ipurOe sum grdTOentsn
Der Gtndnnatter Gabads : Ssieli6aft srs
tD6blt.
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Sie WSmnibaft Des 1ampferS

Rem OrisGns, {. 8:5em6tr.- Die
Qgenten Der y@rOmpeg: 9ampIsrs 9inis" be-
rttten, DaB Oas &oOtienboot sSnpincible' am
2. 9e3ember auT Der 9Bbe Don Sep Qgeft ben
8nmpfer Sen. MeaO" iprG6, pslder bsrihs
tete, oaB Die 4tonnitaIt oss Samplers pWta.
rtpUjl@ Gereitet murine,
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MEDICAL.


4 REGULAR GRADUATE OF MEDICINE As
~ Diploma at Office will show, has been longer
cngagcI in the treatment Of venercal Sexual and
Private diseases than any other physician in st.
Louis.
syphilis (;onorrhca, Gl~et, Structures, Orchitis
Hernia and Ruptures: all Urinary Diseases and
Syphilitic or Mercurial affections Of the Thrat,
skin Bones treated with unparalleled success
SPermntorrhea, Sexual Debility and InlFotency,
in maturer years, or other causes, and which pro-
iuce some Of the following effects, as nocturnal
emissions, blotchcs, debility, dizziness Of sight,
Of IDEAS evil E,rOiingS, aversion To the
society Of females loss Of memory and sexual power,
and rendering marriage improper, are permanently
cured q
The Doctov's opportunities in hospital and private
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JAcoB SrorLEa, Seer
MEDICAL.


THREATS ALL PRIVATE DISEASED sYPH-
i Ills, all forms, Cionorrhera, elect, Structure,
&C. completely er3dicatel. That class Of cases
sultint from selfabuse, prVlueing unmanlipesr,
nervous debility, irritabiify, eruptions, seminal
emissions and 6nally imI-,tency, permanently
cured. Medicine prepared in the establishment,
which embraces ofhce, reception snd waiting rooms,
alss boarding and sleeping apartments for patients
requiring daily personal attention, and vapor and
eheaicaf basAe, thns onacentnting the famed min
efal spgines. Roth sexeA married single, suffer-
ing from indiscrefion, fnduleences or exposures,
nay aPply and be cured. No matter Who have
fAiIed, state your case. Rad What he says in his
eaaes treated annually, At Ofice and all over the
country. Consaltaiio0 free, personally by mail.
&c wszhingt00 avenue, st. Louis, No. Hours, 8
4 -. tp7p. N. Sundays, "a. N. to II q. N.
sprid&wi0
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GREAT 0RFfAIN.

oSE NoRE. K1Toa1- FoR PEACE
NEW YoAK, Sept 3QEThe Worlds Lon
dsu special gives IN account Of . meeting Of
IL English Cshinet, to-day, during Which
IL whole snbjea Of the Eulotean sit1sfion
was Discussed. There vas aprevailins opin-
ion that England should associate hefself
With Russia in die paci6cation Of Europe,
and not leave the initiation of such meas
ure entirely to power winch has so much
interest in depressing and none in enlarging
the influence of Great Britain; but the i'm
possibility of recognizing the present French
Government WA also maintained. The Duke
of Argyle, however, thought it would be a
sort Of constructive discourtesy to the United
States to assume that a government which
that power had recognized had not sufficient
sanding in fact to justify treating with, e.
pecially as ii was so great an object as the
settlement of Europe. The final decision
arrived Ut was that nothing could 1t
present be done, As it WA mt
expedient to recognise the only government
with which any relations could be at present
established in France. This result has
caused great excitement throughout London,
and new demonstrations are looked for Of .
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La l " ...-E Ff.Hs 49, ----ff.,-.-
s'dch ther CONSCIENCE httIe. Ihe'e We
VAN and not the vicious and oo1hfnsd ~
81. 1i '' 7'.G ID, g.l.,. DEFINE 2
We Know 2 party "a thn town mat re-
0eivee 2 As'ef nom Ner Aorr ssslinet t ~
eef9'n srms were 'is'ns money sor cha.ee
~ 49, - :! o IN ~ n.eo cy No
'''e" 'of nv oen'' % me oosia n -
!"e, vent q 70 s'aIe tne amount ~ 20 e me-, e =
IA 'ucs u Ane nzn' n.aee
"n,cn " ~ > ,.., ~, =.
'een 10 inc nao" o. osA' VIM ana ue
0".uea< VI" ~ ~ W.. s'ssn ano :
'ss 60 ~ s-Ps' WIN cohesion
IN = - ~ ~, nc. ."en p.ia ma
IN 49,. mo
>p q",e'' %e '"o'@ peoP'e
49,. P4, "eofS s"s ncss
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II @6ae oet.bdB c6s1SC4er tli1H U0se. ake4y3y
|1tASMiad, ~ .l,iH boh-,iss bna bsdfisTs
rEId6he HsuHe, 81 IA assK aIsiyyiEI
NJ - $50 1872 1hsfi n 96SS - I4e9
1F1ino6H X kfn1ef i6 hinGke4 6Smd ~,
tlS8 I'll q P1 II q cuisea VI rely IN m
6oa 6fj0d q TIE 6eStfuc4i0dS Of tie NJ
.thinel u 1iSce "a Toffaiiinps = ithosf AZ
Ignllhleaeiih Ffa6ce IN % ShllLi'T ,z'iIoi u
+ Il = - ord tbst TIE it,S6s;;iioh df
b 49, ~ apprehensao1i ar ire "xaf' ffIIs
fHttea II .kusia. tKfh 6rsS,siiions 4 a; ~
1890 - - ne sbifit df FfSnH ~,
l1neA bfokiM % nshl7eif .511Ish 10
III 'lH'ihiii - iA-i--. oiaIo 9Hi 10 ms'aI'
''''o .llli1'L2 DgS4sx. 'hi 10 iHsrgoisv'
Isai ACffv1fr X HrSef$.i,flH 'di oi
! r LONDON, Sept 30-Tbefe 4 10 Statement
in tie mfliEaTy pfepsfsti1HS bf RHssia. I'D 10
! HUAOxs ofTIcf4fHY DESfHT. ,fein'f
81 PErEBsDURn, Sep&n 0.L3he 16Hpafs
q ~ CITY ol4ciaify and ,e4BfhatIcal1y deuy
| eleePoge OF kuasiaH pufen3eeB Of new R6R
dad steannefs from tie VMi62d Asesi Gov
eminent. 1t also formally denies Ne N0rie.i
II the coocentration of Russian troops on
~ Turkish frontier, and the recall of Gen.
ssseinoples" iTk<jsurn.i A.kh slht si,e,kse,
40 policy II one az pence and j,utice. 7rlo7i
" edi nMfkns's, kEcEz1loa.2 ,Troo2 II
koMDoA, Sept. 3-A- despatch from s..
R1esxbuIg reports that the Gar consented 10
receive Theirs only oHa private interview
aSd ass private individual. sonrbGoiis sdt !,
xNfHUsaAAo4 A1coesa fHEN PrOPa.Kl sVs-
DIM bih1.l.- oil; SIDING. 7,,q q. 30 md i;
LoxDoN, Sept. e9--Tle New York Her
49, Berlin correspondent says: The enthu-
eiam EAong the people Ia t,ertetliblv i~rtsidI
ing. There Is q stJUas wish that the wsr
my speedily end and under the current OF
:yoPathy with the liberal Government of
knnce, the Liberals insist on the alteration
o. the Noeeh herman ConAitnt'oa' to relieve
~. O' 10y ons' "N "D'pt |"
sOs"e -. ~ rilte } NelnlalY. hug .illis |
I...... S... oH .Wss. 49, fAL ~
S so.."..' wf L,N
VIZ V ~ s''e 1s.S".: S" " I'M" .%e
h..'"r r.. ..,.-s,"J -. = '" ':''
''.. .. nOl' LIE " J
MI ~, foN WAX. a.
=. toNnoN, ~ L. nave nov an ON
sia n pretariug for war: -.,...7- ...i ,5.,. |
fAILCRE OF ruI ERs's MIxsaOS To ST. r,rErs- |
4 a. BURG.
ST. PERrrRsBt-re:. Sent. So Thiers I
leaves Tomorrow k,r Vienna. His mission
has entirely failed. The E,n,sror rwould
not grant him an interview. Gotr.chakoH
to Theirs the impoe.ibili,y OF
recognizing in him any Official authority, ?
urging the inexpetiiencv &c the Russian ts,,yl
ernment holding any official intercourse with
h person whose avoxed mission was 10 create
disrust and cnmity ON the part Of Russia
With friendly power. r.-i-"'T NJ '-'a
o1r~ -. s-
o. 7..-l AUSTRIA. ..rr h-.
-t. NATURALIZATION TREATY.
vienna. Sent. 29-Thc Naturalization
Treaty with the United States has Lsn signul
bv the Austrian (;overmmcm. 80 r7',
80 2.
bog -r- s...N.aL 80" -, -''I
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LIFE INSURANCE.
NOTICE.

sEF LIFE INSURANCE.
NOTICE.
LEAvkxwoRTH, KANSAS,
--' August !, Is'n.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE BECOME AssO-
i GATED . General Asens Of the
osansctseut Nutsal Life In. Go. Of Hartford
ID. tzs 1oa IHs
.Staes Of Ts1cs, Arsansas, Ne1raska, and tie
Iaritories Of Colorado, Wyon;as, Non
lana, DuEota, Idaho, Ctdh, Arizona
and Neu Xe1ioo.
Also As.ntJ for the State Of
* q N - - -
Agents, Policy-holders, and Others, within the
the Company. will please address H0PxIxs& GRA-
HAN, - Delaxare-st., Leavenworth, Kansas
We take this occasion To call your attention TO the
f,llowing statement: Co. incorporated 1s36- As
sets over so, co.., 900. Cash LEANED in the West,
$40, 00o, 600
OHPicEgs-Hou. James Goodwin, President; z.
Preston Vice President W. s. Olmstead, See y
T. b. Watkinson, ID Vice President; Col. J. l.
Green, Asst Sec'y; r. W. Bryant, Actuary.
q. J. HOPKINS, Leavenworth, Kan.
J. q. GRAHAM, late Of the General
seplsd&ul2j Agency st. Louis, No.
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FRANCE.

MEETING OF FOREIGN ENBAssADORs.
TOURS, Sept 3O-It il reported that the
Foreign EmbassadOrs met, to-day, in conse-
quence Of the receipt ii important news from
Thiess. ....1, .,-rrl .r .H ...
THE GOVERNMENT is CONSIDERING
the question of ordering elecsions for the
Constituent Assembly in October. 1t is un-
derstood that majority Of Ministers favor
the plan. o.. s.-.-I L. .,s.r .-.
LEVY EN- MAssE. r..'
Tours, Sept. 3O.-The Government here
will issue o decree, tomorrow, which de-
wolves upon the Projects Of Departments the
duty Of organizing and mobilizing the Ma
tiOnal Guard, which is to be composed of all
volunteers and all men between the ages Of
2l and 40. Those between II and IS, who
are subject to military regulations, are to re-
main in Modified Guard until the Minis
ter Of War calls for them. The decree is, in
fact, en- Mdsae. Projects are authorized to
take the arms Of the National Home Guards
and transfer them to the Modified Guard,
and also 10 make demand for private arms
wherever found. One article places COM
panies Of Francis Tyrerers at the disposal Of
the Minister Of War, and subjects them to
military discipline in common with the
Modified Guards. A special article ex-
emps telegraph employees from service.
INSTRUMENTATION OF THE REPUBLICANS.
MARsEILLEs Oct. THE frequent mani
festations of the. Republican spirit here,
amounting practically TO INSTRUMENTATION,
are causing the government as much trouble
and vexatiOn n the numerous elections the
rampant Democracy at Lyons. Here the
disorder is even more aggravated. The
municipality even are tainted with certain
spirit Of opposition to the Government at
Tours, and this has resulted in the arrest Of
many functionaries, including members of
the town council and even officers of vOlun-
teers. -s-.t.
LONDON, Ocs. The election for menu
bers Of the Constituent Assembly, in France,
will occur on the 10Th instant &C.,.
g AN AERONANT, .
with mails, from Paris descended Yesterday
At Deux. He has pushed toward for Tours,
and will probably arrive this evening. Il, =,
DISTRIBUTION OF MEAT TO THE PRUssIASk
The Academy G Science passed vote of
thanks to jules Favre. r-.r.T I'D
XAPoLE0N's PRIVATE LErTERs.
TOMS, Sept 3.--A hsge number Of the
private pavsn belongi4 to The late Enpe-
TOR have been found It the Tuilleries By The
new GoveEnnent which implintes msny
noted pez,oos IN scandalow transactions
with tie Emperor. The disclosures thus far
msde in regard 70 The private life Of Napo-
leon, have snhssanEiatd all the charges that
the oppositioa evse made. -
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-10-06

Bosrox, Sept s9.-Gen. Banks has re-
ceived the Labor Reform nomination for
reelection to Congress from the Sixth Dis
trict.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-10-06
FOR SALE.

FoR SALE
Roper Caioric Engine four "a horse power-neariy
new. Apply at this ofhce.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-10-06

THRorGH Boyd's patent agency, St. Louis,
We learn that A. H. Lamphear, of Atchison
has received patent for chimney attach
ment, and T. II. Bridger, Of Lawrence, a
patent for an elevator.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-10-06

J BYo5eial .oe;ce f.snC .qG Cazpls vslsan
tAat tie HseAaats' Police force hsia patrol
duty odsy. We think The move good
one, and that the business men of the city
will find themselves well pleased with it At
the end of six months.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-10-06

Seine. on the 9Th, which resulted in COM
plete defeat Of the Crown Prince of Prussia,
Under the guns of Mont Valerin. The vic
tory was followed by the evacuation of Yer
.sliles and Rsmbouillet, and the rupture Of
the German line of investment.
THE CROWN PRINCE IS RErREAT1NG RAP
- IDLY
nor,hw.rd upon the army Of the King at
Me,x and Scissors. The Germans lost
S. 600 prisoner, among whom are many of.
fcer OF the staff of the Crown Prince Of
Prussia, and also fifty cannons and mitrail-
le.r.e.
rHE ROAD TO ORLEANS AND TOURS Is RE-
OPENED
and cleared Of the enemy. Uno6cial tele.
eraus from Berlin via Brussels, eootsadia
he ,evA but Il i certain that coannnnicn-
f;ona between Paris, Rouen and Valsnciennea
haye In partially reopaned, aDd thM o.
cial mocIamaEions q the victory Il Thus
day. aued by Gsmbetta, have besn rscsived
In lie ettar city.
.,o,, ..,rm rA,oos-Ax mrxrrr.
1,sa sooossr a. M MuAIIoa n uXr
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-10-06

Nh. G. L. RoBIsox Of this county has
laid on our table some October peaches, the
finest We have seen this season.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-10-06

As proof Of the benefit Of advertising "
Aay staae thss Mr.. II. J. DenniA clark Of
IT, DAxiH CUwt lot . buncA Of smnll bsys
kv dsyvaso BE sdvezttiied them in Tn
TnCs and yssfsIday fund them in drawer
of his desk where be had mislaid them.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-10-06

TIE La~rence Tribune says: REV. ].
W. Fox, Of Ridse~.y, who is known to
many Of our readers, has sned Ms. G. ".
Watson for Islander, laying the damages At
$40, 900. The Burlmsams Oroaid's = IN ne
osips Of = letter which works up the Affair in
. spicy way but, . no good could come Of
Il, declines to publish it. -
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-10-06

Az item which We published some weeks
ago, concerning a specimen Of Egyptian
corn, raised this year by . gentleman resid-
ing few miles from this city, was received
in some quarters with considerable allow
ance. 1t was not represented As favOrably,
however, a. the facts Justify. A further cx-
animation shows \ hill consisting of ten
stalks from one grain; and on the entire hill
there were fory-6ve silks" and twenty
fully developed can. That is, certainly, an
enormous weld. -. 81. ...."
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-10-06

Madrid, Oct. The rsvages of vdpiso
II increasing on the Mediterranean cosia. Al
Barcelona, Friday, there were ktty.fye csses
and forty nine deathSa,i 'Trt yIHiniIpp -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-30

deficiency would prevent the payment of
accruing interest on the bonds of the State;
provided, the interest paid for such bonds
shall not exceed eight per cent per aDnum.
ana that no commissions shall be allowed
for procuring said loans.
SEC. 3. BE it further resolved, ETC., That
to secure such loans the Governor is author
lZed to issue and pledge sufficient number
OF the bonds of the State, provided for by an
act entitled ian act to authorize the issue
OF certificates of Indebtedness aud of bonds
for the funding of the same" approved Feb
ruary ninth, eighteen hundred and sixty
nine: provided that such pledge shall no;
authorize or permit the sale of said bonds sc
pledged, within six months from the date o
said loan nor at any time thereafter, eX
cept II the manner as prescribed herei0, fol
the sale OF bonds already pledged.
SEC. !. Be it further resolved, etc, Tha
ell laws or parts of laws conflicting with the
provisions # these ioiut resolutions be, anC
! tho -g.Ar ar hereby repealed
! SEC, S. Be it further received, etc. Tha
| these joint resolutions shall take effect from
! and afsor their passage.
! lSl5ncll MORTIMER CARE,
| Speaker of the House of Representatives
(Signed) OSCAR j. DUNN,
| Lieutenant Governor and President of The
Senate.
Approved March l6, 1870.
(oigned) II. G. WARmOTH,
Governor Of the State Of Louisiana
A true copy:
GEv. Z. BOvEF,
Secretary li State.