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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-12-02
IOWA HOUSE,

AgRS. ". W. HOLLOWAY, PROPW-
IfS etrass. Finh st. Fort Dodge, Iowa. Good
Stahlinr Attached. This house having been
thOrourhlv re-arranged and furnished. tn fare
aud accommodations will he good and charges
moderate.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-12-02

A PosEY county, ind., man was
refused IL dlvolce from his wife. He
convinced her that it was not neces-
sary to extinguish kerosene lamp
before filing II, and be iss Uidaw-r,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-12-02
Mrs.. A. GIBSON.

DHOTOGEgAPE ARTIST, CONNER
IL LIST and Main Streets. Up Stairs, Cedar Falls.
ain and Ivorytype Pictures of every style, taken
)n short notice.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-12-02

A TTOEsNE.Y AT LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC
n and Lara Agent, Will give Special Attention
% Buying and Selling Real Estate IN Bctlvr and
9rnndy counties oa Commission, Furnish Anstrct4
II Title. aud Pay Taxes cor NOnrcsidcnts, Par
ssRrsburg, Butler County, Iowa. 9-;S
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-12-02

EASTI10yAfsLE TAILOR, FOUR
u Doors south OF Coles Drug Store, Cedar Falls
owa. Repairs neatly aul promptly executed on
he most reasonable terms.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-12-02

ACKLEY HOUSE

TEwrs BAREET"T, PROPRIETOR. w
LA Forbes, Cicrlt.-Grand Junction, Iowa
Travellers will lind this a First Glass Hotel.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-12-02
j. EEEMER.

A TTGRNEE At LAW, CEDAR FALLS,
n Iowa win practice in tn Supreme and
United States Courts once in Mullagky'g Block.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-12-02
IA. C. DAVIES.
Z. BAKER.

HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAIN
III ter and Paper Hanger, Shop on First ST.
ccdar Falls. Iowa.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-12-02

TYoRNEY AND COUNSELLOR At
n LAW, Cedar Falls, Iowa. Otlce No. l, Null
larky's Block.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-12-02
4. 4. TOlERTCn,


A TT0RNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT
~ LAW. Ofice in Ovcrm3n's block, ever
Miller II Wilson'S Store. Cedar Falls, Iowa.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-12-02

nsRHERSBURG IOWA, has been
II we'll lifted uD for the convenience OF the trav-
cling public. Livery Stable connected with the
house
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-12-02
NORTHUMBERLAND
". RHEnApY A. CO

DARRER AyD HAIR DRESSER. OVER
ID A. L. Nichols Grocery Store, Cedar Falls.
Iowa.
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. 3. POWERS, II. c. HENENwAY
POWERS g. HEMENwAY,


A T'rORSEyS & COUNSELLORS, OF
"A FIrE in Cases Block, Cedar Falls, BIaci;
aaw& County, Iowa.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-12-02
WILLIAMS HOUSE.

ID R0LENDEs,P PROPRIETOR, ACKLEY,
Ia. Iowa. This house H. entirely new, and has
excellent accommodations for guests,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-12-02
President Lincoln to the Parents Of
Col. Ellsworth.

The Troy IN. " Press prints the
following letter, not heretofore pub
lished, from President Lincoln to
the parents If Col. Ellsworth. The
letter bears Mr.. LIncoIn's frank, and
is postmarked "Washlngton May
q, 1851 :"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-12-02

nEAEERS ~ LEATHER. SADDLFRY
- ilardwars. Shoe Findings, Saddles, Collars,
&C., Cedar Falls, Iowa. Cash paid for hides.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-12-02

OFFERS HIS PROFESSIONALS SERVICES
4 y to the people of Cedar Falls and vicinity. Of
ace at koli0ggs Drug Store. Residence on end
Street, between Washington and Clay.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-12-02

DAUL GERHNG, PROPRIETOR. HAV-
u ing purchased and retitted the building
known az the +Old Orphans Home" for a Hotel,
4 am prepared to entertain the travelling public in
the best manner and on reasonable terms. Board
ing by The day or week. Good st&bling in con-
nectiOn with the house. 3Sy1
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-12-02
ALonZO CoNyERs sE,

A TEoRgEGy AND COUNSELLOR AT
n Law and Collection Agent, New Hartford,
3at!Cr County, Iowa. YlOE4oyi
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-12-02

Business Cards.
CARTER HOUSE
GERMAN HOUSE,

DURIs it DAVIS PRoPRIEToRs, MAIN
ID Street. Cedar Falls, Iowa. 90
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J. II. WYATT, n. D.,
8. n. PIERCE,
L. w. WARREN, E7. D.

DHysTCEAE AND SURGEON, OFFICE IN
Il Oyerman's Block, Cedar Falls Iowa,
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ENGLAND.


REPORTED BATTLE-PosTTIoN OF ARMIES
HEAVY FIGHTING MUST COME OFF SOON
> REFUSE OF INVADERS AT yERDUN.
LONDON, August "a special to the
World says that battle occurred yes
terday near Rheims. Heavy cannonadipg
was heard. No particulars have been re-
ceived. The engagement was probably
Between General McMahon's and Prince
Frederick Charles forces.
qiThe Grown Prince, who liz now at Bar
le Due, has been Joined by part of King
williams forces. rgEf
The united army is moving rapidly, and
will be before Paris on Tuesday or w ednes-
day. So lo.sllot l.. 40 ~ ~ 10
The great aim of the King is to conclude
the campaign as speedily as possible.
!, The statement Of the OpsRione Nation
ale, that General Steinmetz was badly de-
feated on the 22d, and Frederick Charles
on nthe oath, is not confirmed. Tai
Private kilograms from Berlin say that
the Prussians have 300,0O0 troops along
the line of the railway, ready to move
across the Rhine to reinforce either of the
German armies in case of defeat.
Prussia cannot move more to the front
yet, owing to the difficulty of feeding such
reserves. The king and the Crown
Prince advance rapidly on Paris. The
Prussians attacked Verdun yesterday,
and the guarde mobile drove them back
with a serious loss. These German
movements are regarded as feints.
There will be heavy fighting very soon.
The Prussians cannot afford as long a
campaign as France can. zr13 sL5zA ! o.
. To-day there are great reioioings at b Bsr-
lin. A public procession, carrying mi
trailleurs, % cannon and cne eagle cap
tured from France, passed through the
BtI6etSs h.st n
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AaemphIs and charIsstOn R. R. &c
7Wadnasdau sanlamharI4 I970.
chanesrY Sale Of Real Estate
WEDNESDAY, ssptsnbsr5 28, 1870.

s-at t.l.. aa-fAl4 AlaaAllllt2 y aaalaa .NIlfl.
No. ll2Q-In the second Chancery Court OF
shelby county Teun.--James Wide Jr., &
Co. ct al vs.. John n. Haggener4
NJ virtue OF an order Of sale made IN this
ID cause, viii sell, At public suetlon. 70 IN
highest bidder, In frOnt OF The Cierk and
WsateF,s once OF the 5ec0nd Chancery court
on sneIbY county, in the city Of Memphis,
sFsrsn essee on wednesday September 3, ls70,
FIthin legal hours, the following described
real estate, to-wft: Lying and being IN the
county OF shelby state Of Tennessee, and In
the city OF Memphis, and bounded ana df-
serfbed as follows: Beginning on the|north
aide Of Jefferson street at iron stake on the
east han OF bayou Gayoso; running thence
eastwardly with the north side OF Jefferson
street sixty 1901 feet to a stake: thence north
wardIy at right angles with JEFFERSON stI ess
one hundred and forsy-eight feet SIX inehes
to stake; thence westwardiy sixty 1ees 70 a
stake; thence sonthWardly one h1naTea anu AD1
forty-eight feet SIX inches 10 the besin ;
being part of original country lot 4s', 49,
TKRMs OF SALE.-On oreolt o. tNelSe =
rsfonfha purchaser executing note Witn SoOl
sernrtrv and lien retafned until Purcnase
nsoIsey Is fnIly paid. Equity OF reoen puoh
nfsrse5 sssr or purchasers must comply with
~, ts,-,- ~ ssfs TIEhin ten days, or tha said
~ ,.,-tv - viii be advertised and resold, and
~, R.o1,S Ss1inousnf pnrchaser chzi gsd with tho
ss.s s..S rms August 2, l&Q.
o SoH''; AZ ~ IL, srEWARTs Clerk and Master
W, rsTseiIt q Crafs. sois. for eomplts. aus
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The idea prevailed at the beginning
of the war that if any opposition to il
was developed in Germany 1t would
come from the students, who lately
manifested their dislike Of the reign
ing family by refusing to take part in
the unvailing OF the statue of King
William III. But not enly have the
students of Prussia been enthusiastic
supporters of the war, but those OF
the South German States, too, have
displayed their zeal for German unity
and honor. One Thousand students Of
Leipsfc, in Saxony, lately sent a patri-
otic' address to the King, thanking
him for his determined action. AT
Kiel, in Schles wig Holstein, pro-
vince where it was thought Prussian
rule was as. hated as it once was In
Hanover, the students at the Univer-
sity there volunteered in a body for
the war. 1t Is not the least Of Ma
poleOn's blunders that he based great
hopes on the existence of a revolu-
tionary spirit in the German States,
and entirely forgot that prevailing
and now districtihg Paris, and, indeed
all France I'M N1AJ L]sil '5i1iii
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within his province, but that It Is one be
longing to the courts, to which effect be
has given Instructions to the Commission
Assistant Secretary Robinson has issued
an order for the purchased of bonds and
sale of gold for September, as follows
Purchase 81, Coo. 900 bonds Thursday lst
and each alternate Thursday and 1900,
900, on Thursday, September 8, and each
alternate Thursday, 81, ,oc0, 900 in all. Sale
of 81 200, eco gold on each Wednesday Of
the month. "a .o00. coo III all. ull ~ lIAla
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NEWYoRk.
BSTAyV q - aHT
Lone Branch Raees-CeHtraI and South
i-rva8 American News. b f5u4ai

New YORK, August 2s.-At Long
Branch, yesterday, st. Elms won the
purse for horses who had not beaten :33'
best time, 2:3l; slowest, 1881. Is
The 2:S0 troting race was won by Ed.
Russell; best time, 2,291z; slowest, 2:38N
!, Samuel T. Simons, a we'll known dra.
matte agent, died yesterday. =
Only 1865 Immigrants arrived here last
week. = - ,,9fi sIrl.t i .ll153 s6if'ii] &
A French msn-of-war was seem off Nan.
tpcket on the 10th. ia si-it an1 !.
Ho The usual numer of fatal assaults oe.
Cured to-day. -, ~, q
The Steamer Ocean Queen brings Pan.
amr papers Of the l7th inst, which ssys;
here" ..'.A --t y
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s93T WASHINGTON A6
It ls Bad Rule that won't Work Both ways
7TT3a 5HaeoId saIesllf YnT

WASHINGTON, August 2s.-In one or
more bsrder States several registers of
States Commissioners for refusing to reg
lister parties who served in the Confeder-
ate army These registers have acted
in accordance with State laws, but not
eonfDrmably5 to recent statutes of the
Unifed STATES thus there is a conflict be-
tween the State and Federal authorities.
Representations have been made to tbs
Attorney General of the United States,
ssys he does not consider the question
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BELGIUM.

LoNewY REFUSES TO sURRENDER-PBUs.
.-e5F1G 81 SLAMS RETREATTNG. uau5
-ARLoN, August q. via Brussels 2s.-The
Prussians have summoned Longwy to
surrender, but the commanding officer
refused falrlt aiglr .slusl iu5 i1ais
10 MRzIERs, August q via Brussels. The
railway which was destroyed between
eoriguan and Montmedy has been re-
paired. The PFussians are retresting be.
fore the Franc-tireurs (sharpshooters) and
peasants from Stenay and Dun. uIo5
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So The okolona MoRitOr says of one OF Al
eorn's militia Brigadiers; Castellp Is
the old oarpet-bag skunk who gave Rev
els, the negro Senator, reception at ms
private residence, to which he inYited the
negroes in Natchez; common oofn-6eld
and oottOn-pstoh negroes were not invi-
ted. The Governors material for respect
RbIe appointments to Office is certainly
running short when he has to appoint
such an old bag Of Guano as old CASTILLO.
For Gods sake send for Kirk e5,--o. ~ 31 -e-
Nathaniel Sampson, " yaller kivered, -
and Aicorn's appointee as Justice Of the
Peace FOR Warren city, has been ar
raiQned upon the several charges of en-
ticing away q married woman, grand lar
cerlv. and Incest. The magistrate found
cause to hold tho accused upon all the
charges, and In defaRlt Of bail in the
amount of $1,000 the mighty Sampson is
tnoaroerated in loathsone jail. And
Maj J. aniel is a married man. o, ye ap-
pointeesi Alas, AleOrn
The railroad scheme iron Mobile TO
Helena is said TO be trick of Mobile 10
prevent the construction of a road through
the center Of the State to Mississippi
City. Railroad builders invest money
where it will pay. When they start with
q road from Mobile they'll take it to the
point Of conyergence of other roads.
Mobile will never have wealth enough to
run a road to Governor .Alcorn's planta-
ton; but Mobile may build road 70
Memphis and Grenada. Meridian should
20 about this task, --fFfaf nssa
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artillery, placed upon thel nights ot
Gunstedt, rushed upon the Second
division and upon the Second brigade
of the Third division, which occupied
the village Of Eisasshauzeti. Despite
repeated Offensive movements vig0f-
ously executed and Notwithstanding
the well directed tire OF the artillery,
and several brilliant cavalry chatges,
our right was broken after many hours
obstinate = resistanee. 4 1t was four
O'clock. I ordered a retreat. 1t was
protected by, the First and Second,
which presented a bold front,
and enabled the other troops
to retire without being too closely
harassed, The retreat was effected
upon Saverne by Niederbronn, when
the division, OF General Guyot de
Lespard, belonging to the Fifth corps,
which had jnst arrived there, took up
position and did not withdraw until
nightfall, j, snbmit inelosed with
this report to bis Majesty the names
Of officers wounded, killed, or mis-
sing, which have been reported to me.
This list Is incomplete, aud I win for
ward q complete return as soon as i
shall be in a position to do so. n J
MCMAHON 7
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASONIC NOTICE.

A SPECIAL communication Of XII 81
~ winning Lodge No. 341, VIII be held ny
This MONDAY Evening, 18th inst, V
at O'Clock, for work in the NJ, NJ. degree
All ". MS are fratsrnally Invited.
BY order OF W. A. EDMONDS, W. NJ.
LOUIS CzA PsKI, Secretary. iIfl = aus
TNHE officers and members OF Cleanthe
Il Grove No. 8 q. A. o. D., are hereby noti-
fed to attend a Degres meeting OF the
Grove, This (MONDAY) evening, 9th inst
at ~ O'Clock, at our hall. No 81 Con rt ST. eet
The officers, and members OF Tennessee
Grove, No. J. Memphis Grove, No. 2, and tran
sient brethrep in good standing are most re-
specially ia tied to attend. = 2 jog l'-t
By order Of the N. A. .H 10 .lsfE U.ii Z -
aus ra ~, II. BREH. .Sec,y pro TEN,
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

soENKER-The friends ana acquaintances
OF BERNARD SoEEKEKs are respectfully in-
vited to attend bis funeral, this (M0NDAD
evening, at 4 o'clock, nom 20 Front street.
Carriages IN attendance at the house and at
John Walsh's, 15lS winchester street, ilic-
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Eaalish and Classical School,
500 THIRD STREET,

sAfAENLa afAA IA IA..h
VIZ q MITCHELL, Principal. The session
w OF E87017f opens on the fst Of September
next. The eonrse of instruction is Prepara-
tory to University course, and inc udes the
Greek and Latin languages, the entire course
.branch6sff5l Iti ttLI 1AalI relaNf IE-I.l
- For eircnlsrs apply to the Principal at the
Bchool-ro0mss t'laas fiE0 sAr1ioa- y aut
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z MISSISSIPPI

Brookhaven rejoices in a chsin-gang.
Durant is going to have a Board of
a a lsier tlleil ana Nsiayor' '9gfNEEE1- ,
A Shubuta merchant paid seventeen
cents for bale Of new cotton. .
2 The crops Of Winston, oae of the poor
est counties in the State, are excellent.
Rain has been Tuinous to cotton in the
prairie district about Aberdeen and West
Point.
Col. w. II. Mount cs.stesm mill, and cot
ton gin were destroyed by fire last week
at 30 yina 59
The dorInitoTy system, the curse of col
leges, will probably be abolished by the
trustees Of the University.
Rev. J. f. Douglass begins this. session
of his school at Iuka with brilliant pros.
poets. He deserves ali success.
Pegues, an excellent gentleman, is Sec
retary OF the Trustees Of the University of
Mississippi, at salary OF $500. '''
The index gives a sad account of'the
ruin wrought by rains and the boil worm
everywhere in Downdes county. a-l
The Inder thinks the Lord will foreive
TyndalPs Radical sins because of his pres
Bnt earnestness as a Democratic editor. rs
The Coroner Richardson held j. NJ.
Guvering died OF poisoned whisky. The
seller will be tried for murder we hopesz
II. Clay King, whom we have all read
about, was in Aberdeen few days ago,
spouting Democracy 70 the Erqmisser peo-
pie.
The scholastic year of the University
begins henceforth on the first Wednesday
in October, annually. The free tuition
is restored. r '.-t ~ 'ts re
Heavy and continuous rains in many
districts have made the cotton grow
afresh, and the squares and boIls have
fallen off TO an alarming extent.
Durant, next after Holly Springs, does
most business with the Mississippi Gen.
tral Railroad Company. So saith the
Dursnt Times. Dura TempOrG. -'--.
An old man, baker by trade, was found
dead in his shop last week at Ocean
Springs. Some twelve buek-shot were in
| his body. No clue 70 the assassin. a.,
The Iuka Gaseae says that GllI's wife
lof the Holly Springs StGr}i an African.
The Gazette should apologize to the
woman for telling that she is welded to
Gill. .lits IaeEg M4HE 5sEI
u. L. Higgie was robbed on the highway
near Walden Of $500. The robbers pre-
sented double-barreled guns and demand
ed - your money or your hfe!" The filthy
| AuCIS WcA4b u p HrHrHH aan
The negroes at Pontotoc gave a barbe-
cue. and after it held an excess of funds.
] They returned it to the two merchants
of the place who subscribed most. Honor
to honest worth. .rl
There il great dissatisfaction because of
changes made in the Professors in the dit
ferent departments OF the University OF
/ Mississippi ]. A. p. Csmpbell. of Canton,
supplsnts d. Q. G. Lamar as Professor Of
AIaw..t FFfn IA GT FnEfEEF 10
The Scoobs spectator north of herid-
| lam, says that the boil worm is doing its
work OF destruction In this neighborhood.
''In addition to Mr.. Mobley's report OF
their appearance on his place, we have
| Captain SAMSON and John Turner's re-
port of their ravages. Captain Sans6m
has shown us two bolls. more than hall
| grown, perforated with the genuine boil
worm, an he. says that his cotton will
show any amount Of evidence Of their ex-
istence.o
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-noa seeARRIRALpI wATCHED. -

SPECIAL to Herald ,,..,., -
ToULoN, August zs. The Orfnque frig-
ate, ship of the Mediterranean squadron
mas left for Cusita Vicchua, to cruise on
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N,onI,- NI,,I,.lRFls.i lRFlsssidenf Nottiict,sa. ttiit,a

No. 52zIn the Second Chsneery Court Of
shelby county, Tenn nessee.-Jarnss b. Rag
land and Mary A. E, Rembert vs.. Nicholas
i. Rem bert ct al. i+'t- --s-
TT appearing from bill In this cause shat
il the defendants, Daniel 3. Anderson, LOUIS q
N. Anderson, Dudley Ragland. Eatnanlel
Ragland and Samuella Ragland are resi-
dents OF the State Of Arkansas and nOn-Tes-
.tdent sof the State OF Tennessee: -
is 1t is therefore ordered. That they make
their appearance herein, at theYeourt house
In the city OF Memphis, Tenn, on or Before
the nrst Monday IN October, lS70.f and
plead, answer or demur to complainant =
bIiI, OF the same VIII be taken feF confessed
a. TO them, and set for hearing exparte: and
that CODY OF this order be publlshed once
week, for f0ur SUCCESSIVE weeks. In the Mem
phis Appeal. This August q, 1870.
u A copy y-attest:lll LYli 20 ~ LE4
NJ u. STEWART, Clerk, and Master
y BY gro. MAlLKRY, Deputy @. and 81.
n A. udaraoU Sol- fnr conDlni.S- aus
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what the Old whIl aad Democratic Parties
1tsah is were sae Fought For. Is 4
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CARuTHERS.

asscE,s -AR9EHn
Letter from Ex-Governor RobeFf [. Ca.
ruthers on the Political Situation.
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a Great sattIe Expected In Day or Tws
The French Confident and unltsd. /
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ReITiICE.

-, 1,,yrI1t :, ne ocsober term, ls7o. 81 the
fSs...,sfc c,,ssrf 81 8lassby county, Tennessee,
1rs1Sv for letters Of administration On the
esfssfe OF Jno 3. Bosiia, deceased; .,..S. +.
Angusts6. Is7O. ,7Tsf 9la b gllEau2s
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Debates ihih Corps LsglsTatif@pallkaO Oh
3 -'is .zi'tI Ibis Dignity. 7Basii 70 raj
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Every Available Prusslanl IN tis Field
iT Prussia Making asHprems Eifostai
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The WAR.

iaAtifH iAt1AilA IA ONJ 9lG kNauDl3 sax
bebaHoTIEs .ar01z III % SEEI -isqqH sal d
The PmssIans Expectfe he Before Paris |
MsskTIhs rParlsIaAs walilug for.
Them.
ls1os lhizeiui eltoeda sols9iEa can
Every Available Prussiaa IN tis Fieid-i
IN Prussia Making a5sHprema Effostsi |
yaiisaim1si .Oai-7T---===os Il 1oiTslge /
A Great sattIe Expected In &aDay or Twi
The Frenoh COphdent and Ynltsd. I
Debates 10 the Corps LsglsIatif@paIlkao Oh
20 -ais si',I Ibis Dignity. 7Basii 70 raj
~ eli bus .nnuy --------------soi alg .raqTI
Fight at Nerdua the Prusslaps Beaten OF
they Fire on an Ambulance Train.
inohitw eienilg o aI-aab svaa Venit
Great sensatisa IN Paris over American
tAmbulances55 Southerners Going to 81
the FroRt.
ri gHi1d is1ru sW .snoit8ahs aeedg s5n3 OF
Remored General Engagement In Progress
va,y -,-cheer Hu AcGSunts from the ,,,
French Side.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-08-29

Fight at Nerdun the Prusslaps Beaten OF
they Fire on an Ambulance Train.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-07
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Saturday, Feb s. 1870
The Building Inspectors of Philadelphia is
sued permits last month for us new buildings against
100 embraced the plans submitted TO superintendent
McGregor in this city, II s quite probable that the cost
of the New York buildings will be greater than that OF
the Philadelphia OF tln lao dwellings included In
the Philadelphia plans, 4s for threestory houses
and 90 for two-story OF the 95 dwellings In the
New.York plans u for fye-sOry buildings, a for
fourstory. 80 for threestory, and 10 for two-sory
Could anything better illustrate the difference be-
tween the two cities Hero the utter In
sucency and discomfort of getting from the
lower 20 the upper portions OF the island have suted
in driving mnltudes from the city in the destructive
crowding of the lower classes into tenement houses In
the waste OF ample surface OF unoecuped ground en-
bracng most OF tho northern half Of the county The
prospect Of relief stl distant as ever and
meanwhile the West side Association are beginning to
discover that they subssng elephant OF the arg
est size in their vacant lots.