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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-03-24
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millions, md toDosTow can raise anothe.
loan Of $l5O, 900, 900 At better rates than We
ever raised dollar. Its raw, material and
pusossel of war has Is yet been scarcely
drawn upon. It can carry on the fight 1t
home On near broad base of supplies, with
its Atlantic, Mediterranean, and channel
ports open. 1t Is possible that twenty years
OF Bonapartism has sunk the old nations
spirit below resurrection? Your correspon-
dent thinks not-thinlB that it has touched
bUttom, and i rising now.
Say Weiseenburg was Bull Run, and Grave
I0tte Gettysbury, and that We are now in the
Wilderness! Note that the PruMians have
taken no walled town that. has offered rcsis-
lance, except one very small, ill-walled, one
hOrse place; that the guns at Verdun were
served and the successful sortie made mostly
by raw National and Mobile Guards; that
the Russians can't yet take or coax or scare
to capitulatiOn the little place Of Toul, where
again the raw troops compose the majority
Of the garrison.
Let me close this letter by the remark the
gentlemen made Who commands that town,
70 the Pruasian officer who came in to de-
mand surrender. This was after iirst bonn
bardment that had fired the church and
considerable number Of houses: "When
you have fired my shir-6ags the town will
surrender. Meanwhile l shall not receive
any more flags Of truce"
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n ne outrage. which may be pe.petr.aed

10 the outrsgs which may be Perpetrsaed
with judiciously managed pawpaw. II We
had an enemy upon whom it was desirable
to visit the worst punishment ever suffered by
mortal man, he should be sentenced to con-
finement in that pawpaw grove in Kankakee
County, Illinois, until he was 20 permeated
with horror at the nasty things that he Dor
rowed their color, and looked like succeas-
full meerschaum. That would be our idea Of
complete revenge. We have always be-
lieved that Cain killed Abel with pawpaw,
and that Sampson lost his grip from having
one put in his soup. The Prodigal Son got
about as hard up as anybody ever did, but he
never - far forgot himself as to eat paw
paw, because he knew it would beat him.
They'll beat anybody. We are opposed TO
fighting, and all unseemly human strife, but
please don't leave any pawpaws on our table.
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Arrest OrrwO Mule Thieves.

Deputy City Marshal Spalding has arrested
two boys, named Billy Landry and Nc
Cormick, aged respectively IA and is years,
having in their possession two mules, sad.
dies and brides, belonging to the father OF
Landry, who lives at Humboldt. It is sup
posed that Mccormick enticed the other boy
into the business, as they were on their way
to Missouri, where he lives, when arrested.
They are now in the calaboose awaiting Or
ders from Humboldt. The owner of the
property ought to give officer Spalding a
handsome reward for his vigilance in arrest
ing the parties and getting the property, as
the mules are very valuable ones. If Nc
Cormick led that boy into the crime he
ought TO be sent MP to the extent of the law,
as warning to others.
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Arrest or Fx.Deputies BarrickIow and
Van Horn.

John Speer was yesterday taken before u.
S. Commissioner Martin at Atchison, and
waived an examination. His bail was fixed
at So, 900, and he passed through here en-
route for Lawrence, in charge Of U. s. Depu-
ty Marshal Miller, to procure bonds to that
amount for appearance at the next term of
the u. S. District Court.
William Barricklow, one of his ex-DcPu-
ties, was arrested at Parker, and passed
through here yesterday for Atchison, where
he also will be brought before Commissioner
Martin.
Ex-Deputy Van Horn was arrested yezter-
day, and lodged in the Lawrence Jail.
Mr.. Barricklow was accompanied by Judge
S. o. Thatcher, Of Lawrence, who has been
retained as his counsel.
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The COLORADO TRADE.-We notice by
Colorado papers that the merchants OF Kan.
sas City are making great effort te secure
trade from that section. We presume Leav-
cnw"rth men are no less cntcrprising in the
same direction. They can certainly offer
much greater inducements, As far as large as
sentiments Of goods is concerned than any
other city i'm the valley. Leavenworth,
wholesale houses approach nearer first class
EASTERN establishments than AIRY Others on
the river. This fact is admitted by all coun-
Try merchants who have investigated it. Our
Colorado patronage hats very largely increas-
cd since the Pacific Road was. completed, and
with Il little well directed effort on the part
of oar business men may he made 4 source of
cnormous benefit to our city and to the en-
tire State.
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SfERNNESS OF DISCIPLINE
not known in the French army for years,
and with results already visible in the per
feet order Of the city, bearing of the soldiesy
and general high spirit which prevails in the
metropolis. There is much
ALARM AMONG sHOf-KEPERs
It the arming Of the working clases, which
Gen. Trochu Is Carrying out, under q full
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JOHNSON COUNTY FAIR.-This exhibi-
ton will be held 1t Olathe on the 4th, 5tl,
and 9th of October, and promises to be one
of the best Fairs ever held in the State.
The farmers Of johnson County are not ex-
ceIled in enterprise, and will ao4uit them
selves creditably this fall. 1t will we'll re-
pay our citizens to attend, as it is only few
hours ride from LcavcnwOrth.
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THE officers of the Jefferson County Agri-
cultural Society will please accept our thanks
for complimentary ticket to their Ninth
Annual Fair, which will lie held at Oska-
Ioosa, October 9TH, 9th and 9TH. They have
fine Fair grounds and will make an cxhibi-
ton well worthy Of Jefferson.
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CAPTAIN BLOCK, formerly Of the Kansas
First and a resident Of LeavenwOrth, is now
in Denver engaged in the grocery and
butchering business. His old friends here
will be glad to learn that he is a favOrite Of
fortune at the mountain METROPOLIS.
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The sale Of each and all 81 said claims, notes ~
accounts, to he made without reserve, and withnu,
rcc"urSc upon the undersigned upon the said
Thomas Carney Thomas e. Stevens, or either of
them, AMI without any guaranty responsibility
whatever the part Of the undersigned or the sail
Carney n Stevens or either Of them, and in accord
with sail orlcr Of said District Court Of Ieay-
enworth County, to which reference is here made
for terms of such sale as or'leresl by said Court.
JOHN MCKEE, ~ Receiver
Of Thomas Carney aud Thomas &. Stevens late
partners ~ Carney Il Stevens s.pt5
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WARMERS COUGH BALSAM is healing, soft
ening and expectOr7ting. The extraordinary power
It possesses in Immediately relieving. and evcntu-
ally curing the most Obstinate cases Of Coughs,
Colds, Sore ThrOat, Bronchitis, Influenza, Catarrh,
Hoarseness, Asthma and Consumption is almost in
eresibe so prompt is the relief aud certain its e.
fcts in all the above cases. or any affection Of the
throat and lungs, that thousands Of physicians are
daily prescribing il, and and all say that il is
known. One dose always affords relief, and in
most cases one bottle effects cure. Sold by drug
gists, i'm large bottles. Price One Dollar Ii is
your own fault if you still cough and suffer. The
Ralsam will cure.
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Mr.. X. J. BRowN, who has just returned
from the mountains speaks in glowing terms
Of Idaho Springs, and predicts that it will
become a favorite resort. Thousands Of peo-
pie have already been there this season.
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FOREIGN.


PEACE.
FAvRE CORDIALLY RECEIVED AT THE KING
HEADQUARTERS.
LONDON, Sept. 2l.-Despatches received
in London, from Bismarck, yesterday, say
that Favre was cordially received at the
Kings headquarters at Terriers, Rothschild',
chateau. Preliminary discussions were had
relative to the time and mode of convokine
the Constituent Assembly, in view of secur.
ing a sufficient guarantee for the fillfilment Of
the conditions to which provisional govern
ment may yield its consent.
ACTIVE CORRESPONDENCE
is carried on between our Legation at Paris
and London, and the English Foreign Office,
in reference to an armistice.
KING WILLIAM WILL TREAT FOR PEACE.
New YORK, September 2l.-Berlin
specials declare that King William will
treat with any government France recog-
Mics; that he will receive or even make
proposals Of peace, If he can have any guar
anty that peace will be kept.
Bismarck is more anxious for the sympa-
thy Of America than of all the European
nations combined, and says that all he
wishes is that Germany shall have peace
and fair indemnity for the war.
THE MOVEMENTS OF DIPLOMATs.
LONDON, Sept. 2O.-The New York Ti-
bune's correspondent telegraphs from Tours,
on the Goth: Theirs declares himself salts
fed with his mission, and expects equal sue
cess in Prussia. He afirms that the opinion
in England was much more favorable to
France ON his departure than on his arrival.
Lyons occupies a chateau two miles from
Tours.
i ~,,tv,n H> hat 10 .xr~l
Russian protest against the annexation of
Alsace and Lorraine is:wholly unfoundcd.
Russia remains, a. heretofore, on friendly
government never encouraged Favre's adj
vances, and has no intention Of arming or
otherwise to interfere
Theirs has accomplished nothing by his
appeal to prevent the dismemberment of
France by neutral Intervention, which was
totally rejected. The only other points he
pressed was, that the French Government is
the hest now possible. If it is overthrow,
it will be followed by one far more repugnant
to the other powers. Granville replied that
he was quite aware of this, but he could
wait.
THEIRS GOES TO VIENNA.
Tours, Sept. 2O-Thiers started to-day, in
4 special train, for Vienna, whence he pro-
ceeis to St. Petersburg. While here he re-
ccived despatch from Prince GOrtschakof,
inviting him, in the name Of the Gar, to
come to St. Petersburg, and urging him to
hasten his visit.
THE ENGLISH CABINET AWAITS THE RESULT
OF THE INTERVIEW BETWEEN FAvRE AND
BISMARCK.
New YORK, Sept. 2l-Thc Worlds Lon
don correspondence telesraPhs the following:
A Cabinet meeting was held this evening,
but adjourned after waiting till 10 o'clock for
news Of the result of the interview between !
Jules Favre and Count Bismarck Nothing
positive had been attained, but dispatches
received carly in the evening here intimate |
hat Bismarck has manifested disposition TO
recede from his extreme demands, and that
he will induce the King to consent to treat
with the Provisional Government as soon as
It's power shall have been confirmed by a |
constitutional assembly. lie objects, how
ever, to an armistice.
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Pharmaceutical Preparation. The proper name
| given, and il is the most active which can b.
made; it is indpssed asa BY all nelical works,
for such diseases recommended by the Proprietor
II is pleasant in its taste and oior, FREE from all in
furious properties, and is taken by Adults and Chill
dren, II is Tonic, Diuretic, Blood Purifying, and
Invisoratins. Enfecblci and delicate constitutions
Of both sexes will End il far more strengthening
than any Of the Preparations Of Bark or Iron.
See Medical properties contained in Dispensatory
Of the United States. Of which the following is a
correct copy:
BUCHU.-Its SlOr is strong, dfusive, and some
what aromatc; its taste is bittefsh and analogous
to that Of mint. II Is given chiefly in complaints
Of the Urinary Organs, such IS Gravel, Chronic
Catarr Of the Bladder, morbid irritation Of the
Bladder and Urctbra, disease Of the Prostrate
Gland, and Retention the Incontinencc Of Urine.
from . loss Of tone in the parts concerned in its
evacuation. II has also been recommended in Dys-
pepsia, Chronic Rheumatism, Cutaneous Affections
and Dropsy.
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DISTRICT lOURT.
BEFORE JUDGE II. W. IDE.


"WEDNESDAY, Sept. 81, 1870.
Atlas Mutual Life Insurance Company vs..
Carey ct al, continued on application Of de-
PENDANTS, and leave given plaintiff to file re-
ply i'm twenty days.
McConner, vs.. Ryburn ct al, continued by
consent.
Romanofr vs. RomanoE, dismissed, costs
paid.
Hiatt VS.. Aud ct al, time for plaintiff 10
file his amended petition extended five days.
Jelly vs.. Armistead, motion for contin-
uance overruled; trial by jury; not concluded.
All jurors, except those on last case, ex-
c'lsed till Monday morning next, at 81
o'clock.
Court adjourned till S! o'clock tomorrow
morning.
THURSDAY, Sept. %.
jelly vs.. Armistead, trial proceeded with,
and not concluded.
Kline VS.. Kline, action for divorce; de-
cree of divorce granted on the ground Of
dcscrtion.
Court adjourned till Friday morning, Sept.
sd, at 81 o'clock.
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House, 20: s: -. Il: UN-WRIT-
TEN WORD n Il Rsi

Shows l. untold riches and beauties in the Great
House, With its Biaomin. flowers, Singing br,is,
Waving Palms, Eoiiins clouds EcantifIi bow, Sa-
cre mountains, Dciic.,, I'll rivers, Mighty oceans
yc!>.. with coud.il>s Dcinss ia millions of worlds,
ana, reals la each az. iDWtiti".i Word. ED~
tinted paper, oriIaie engraving and supuTb bind
ing. Intelligent men aHd wo.,cn wanted To intro
duce The work ia every township and village. Light
business. Good pay. Send e.; circular, dgscrip
tion, endorsements anl terms to AGENTS, ZEIG-
LEH X M,CUl;DY, JGJ y. Sixth-st., -. Louis,
Mo. Scpfwl2i
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E1d1dENAGOGUE.

WARNER'S EMMENAGOGUE is the only arti-
Gle known to cure the Whites, liz will i'm every
case Where is the family in which this imI.,r-
tant medicine Is not wanted Mothers, this is the
greatest blessing oiferr You, and you should
immediately procure il. 1t is also a sure cure for
female Irregularities, and may tc depended upon
in every where the monthly flow has been oh
structed through cold or disease Sold by druggists
Price One Dollar. Or sent by mail receipt Of tine
Dollar and quarter.
ADDRESS 6l9 STATE ST, CHICAGO.
ma
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
PUBLIC NOTICE.
REVENUE REFORM -:
TO VOTERS AND fAX-PAYERs.

| BELIEVING THAT THE PRESSURE cF
Tax alton has at Last dri the people exam
inc the principles upon which they are taxed, AMI
that the further this examination is csrried the
deeper will grow the popular conviction that form
Of taxation which has en;alef widespread distress
In nearly every branch Of industry must be radi-
caliv wrong, the American Free Trade League feel
that they can do the public greater service than
To furnish IL with documents, facts, and figures
concerning the operation Of the tariff. They have
therefore, prepared fr gratutous distribution The.
following tracts, which will be sent On receipt ~
six cents for postage:
Opinion 81 Distinguished Men upon Free Trade ::
On the Collection Of Revenue, by Edward Akin
The Faliaces Of Protection by Francis Lieber
The Leagues Addre>s to the American People
How to Form Free Trade Leagues; The Free TTaie
speech 81 f. NJ. Chamberlin, Candidate Of the
Labor PARTY Of Massachusetts, for Governor Of the
Sta'el The ''Parsee'' Letters The Tariff as il is,
and as il should be; How the High Tariff opprcs-.5
the Poor; Freedom 81 Trade ested by the Exper.
Of England and France; American Industry
and the Tarf-anA bridgment Of Wells Report for
1859; No British Free Trade; Protection To Native
and our Farmers; To the Manufacturers Of the
United States; Facts for Free Traders; A Home
MsTket-';fain cheap and Goods dear.
In German:
Platform IL the American Free Trade League;
Address u the American People; The Free Trade
League to its Subscribers and the Pm lie; Prcisc-
ton Protection and Monopoly; Protect Ne.
All 81 which can he obtained, receipt OF SIX
cents for ostase, nv application to
MiHIOS SANDS, ESQ.,,
Secretary Of the League
No. Q Nassau street, New York.
Persons willing To act distributors will be sup
piled ON aii.i cation gratuitously; but the
irihatol,s of friends the League only sup
port al are requested 20 give the cause what they
can. sep22w
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MEDICAL.


Iied mot even in one easel To cure the very worst
casss Of Blind, Itching or Bleeding Piles Those
vhO are afflicted should Immediately call ON their
druggist and get WARNER's PILE REMEDY. II is
expressly for the Piles, and is recommended Ia
cure any other disease. 1t has cured many cases Of
over thirty years standing. Price One Dollar. For
sale by druggists every where.
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TmE Detroit, R"a publishes the following

death notice aud pathetic dirsc annexed:
Died, in YpsiIanii, the morning Of the 9th Of
August, iS1o Jerry, aged ii months, weeks, :
days ani 1 hours, inGint son Of Joseph and Syrcna
llowcllS
Grim death has taken darling little Jerry,
The sou Of Joseph AMI Syrena lIowcls-
Seven DAYS he wr,.>ilei with the q ysentery,
And then ne persisted in his little bowels
II WAS the Savior that wanted little Jerry
Which suffers little children 10 come unto
him
It's probable that he s practcing very
As.iduous like, his little angel hymn.
Most likely twas weaving little Jerry,
His bottle seemed 10 damp his stomach S
But with the angels he II get plump and merry
For there's nursing battles where he $
gone.
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FOUND.

MOUND STEAYED. - PERSONS HAVING
l. host Horses, Cattle or Stock "f any kind. may
fn the same by forwarding minute description ri
Stnca with address Of owner To me u, Huntington,
Atchis,n County, Kansas.
fsj Terms reasonable.
iy 26wII6 THOMAS Lesson
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FOR SALE.

E'iEM FOR SAILED ACRES PRAIRIE
i Improved. \ few miles from FarmOunt sta.
ton, Leavcnworth County. si,Gao cash down.
j. 4. BLACKNAN.
V1irmnuut k10Sas ausfISw
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Cure Of Kidney and bladder
Affection Of u Patient Sew.
cnty-ciglit Years Of Age
Thanks to Mr.. IIclIMlDOld.

GIRARD, Pa, March 81, 1890
| EDITOR COsxOrOLIrE: desire ~ an unsolicited
tribute to the merits II Hclmbolfs Buchu, and for
the benefit of tho-e similarly afflicted myself To-
say after consulting many eminent physicians. AMI
trying nearly all the hest advertised remedies, in
the vain hope Of finding relief from aggravated kid
| new and bladder diseases, from which have suf
fcrcd excessively for many years, good fortune
| finally suggests! TO he Helmbold's Euehu, which
commenced using with little faith, and apparent
beneficial results for about month. At the expi
| ration Of that time, however, I thocght i COM
Eenc-sl 10 experience slight relief, which eneour-
aged me Ia perscverc in its use, ani at the
piraton Of four months, although ! am an infirm
old man, nearly as years Of age, and consequently
medicines cannot IN expected To f,voraby ef.cc;
a. they otherwise would, I have found such
sl,eakable relief and permanent benefit from Mr..
Helmbolds valuable discovery, that feel ought
10 publicly record the fact, as acknowledgement
to him and valuable suggestion To the public.
Yours respectfully, ID. N. LAREN.
Mr.. Larcn refers to the following gentlemen:
Col. DAN. RICE Girarj, Pa.
CHAs. STOW, Esi., Girard, Pa, Editor Cos
mopolite.
GEO. II. CUTLER, Girari, Pa. Attorney.
Capt. d. W. HUTCHINSON, Girarl, Pa, Atty
DAVID OLIN, GirarI, Pa. Merchant.
DAVID f. DAY, Girard, Pa, Merchant.
C. r. ROCKWELL, Girari, Ia, Merchant.
B. c, ELY, Girard, IA, Druggist.
ASK FOR HELMROLD'S. Take no other
Sold bv Druggists and Dealers
Everywhere.
Price $l.25 per Bottle, OF Six Bottles
for $3.50.
DELIVERED TO ANY ADDRESS.
Describe symptoms in all communications.
III. r. HEI.HIBOLD,
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ON Tll 4 SEA.
A NAVAL DUEL.

NAVAL DUEL.
A .lcpaich from Bombay reports the Ger
man COryetta Meslusa and the French Cor.
vette duplex have made arrangements for a
naval duel in japanese waters at an early
I.v
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u YANTED-AGENTS, go per fiayJ to- sell the
LcalrhrltDrl HOME SIII.IIIL SEWINf.

N 'ANTED-AGENTS, go per dayJ To- sell the
celebrated HOME SHUTTLE SEWING
MACHINE. Has the undeT-f.-ofi, makes
the s'i"ck stitch (alike on both sies }
and is fully licensed. The best aai cheap
est flmily Sewing Maching in the market.
Address JOHNSON, CLARK q CO., Bs-
ton, Mass, Pittsburgh, Pa, Chicago, H., or st.
Louis, No. sepliwi22
WANTED-TwO RELIABLE AND COMPE-
w TENT persons 10 represent the ECLECTIC LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK, in the States
of Kansas and Missouri. With experienced agents
liberal arrangements viii he made.
THOMAS j. DARLING & Co, Gen'l Agt's
No. South Fifth-st., Leayenwcrth, Kansas.
Wi
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As heretofore, our Mills viii be built Of choice
Burr Rlccks, selected at the Quarrics in France
ssnl for Descriptive Pamphlet containing Treaties
on Milling, seat by mail free. Address,
ISAAC STRAUB Co.,
Cor. Front AM John sts., Cincinnati, y.
iy5v1i3
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
FIVE CENTS ADDITIONAL

nE. THOMPSON, PHYSICIAN AND SUR
~ GEoN. Office No. ., Foote'S Building, Fiftb
street Of Cherokee. Residence II door west
Of First NJ T. Church. iyI6w
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WARMERS DYSPEPSIA TONIC Is PRE-
PARED expressly for DysIeptics and those suffer
ulating tonic and splendid appetizer; il strength
ems the stomach and restores the digestive organs 70
their healthy state Weak, nervous and a sI,ptiC
PERSONS should use WARNER DYSPEPSIA ToH,C.
For sale by druggists. Price One Is,llar