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It u sasd that Pe1e Hracinthe has yo1un.
tee1ea as private in = regiment for tho. de,
In Enslishman wiling from saarhs,aken,
"a 1alE ~ s7Ts: IT can't help reiserating
IGat II al the shooting there has yet been, the
rs1sssas.s have had ont and out the best Of it,
ScthDE could be worse than the Cha6sspot at
thoft ranges. We see the FrenchIPn splitting
on their cartridges, sticking their fipgefs into
their guns, and giving every possible eign
that after : few shots the Ch.ssapot gets 70
foul that tber don't knew !: on to treat it,
"a large shazo Of ProssiA's debt has been
ircurEed n the construction Of her zailsoao.,
which fozHl the u7oet effective part Of her
wonderful military system Think Of 50, ,0D0
men being crowded into garrison town in
one day from I dozen different points. uuuui-
formed, duty, tired and hungry. and naxt
brilliant in uniform, fresh, well fed Nothing
Int the laost astonishing1y veli arranged sys.
tena Of transportation could ever effect tlla.
Then every man in the p1neeiau 41ay can
read and write, whilo only 70 per cant Of the
whole population Of France can eren real.
The Colonel Of = German regiment au,r-
terea near Aayerce thought 1T, few days
sec, TO parade bis regiment under b.oilinc
run, and to make 1t So through sonc i1iffirni9
movemtnts. The result VAS that no lex, thsn
Eve soldiers died from ore1-e1hsustiou. M
sooner WAS the intelligence of what had htn.
Psned communicated to the colnnslA snpero.
When N inquiry was instituted. aud H.
Colonel vas deprived OF his conomadd- sn5 M
vas transferred to Coh1entz, there to ocsapS unq
THE First French Zouayes own . n,.,.
heent falcon which travels on n so13;sr..
eho1ldern. This bird belongs to the 1-,n,na.
teE Werner: who csaght it in The nejabsi nn
a.ma. amouI. 1hey made togeth.r the la
1p@'en u aqtosco' undef General Marmier
, 1870-08-19

Southern States which have come under
their control. There Was no frec~school
system, for tho poor of either raoe in tho
South while the Democratic party ruled
that section. But, the moment the Rcput'-
iicans came into power, they established
those institutions Of learning for the ben
GIFT of tho laboripg c9asscs- And so tho
Republicans are the main bulwark Of the
poor mans free schools in nll the North
ern States. Whenever m attempt has
been made to undermine and destroy tho
free schools, by perverting tho public
funds to sectarian uses, it has been done
hy the Democrats, and, when the evil was
urrestel, it was tho Republicans that did
il. The workinga,sn owe no gratitude, or
anything else, to tho Dcmocratic party,
which has done nothing for their good and
much for their harm.
, 1870-08-19

~ su- - ,h.-c H., +}tx ronf{r& tfshnaro
Then! 1ze1e nstts,t1 mTJ1+S NsTnr wSen
st1tse M sty,rrSr TfIfntx {,nf Tmt6 -navn.neen
ysry ttif5rrrntiV r1eWed when The nntnns ri
Enfope Wers accnstometi IL c0nsi,Ier tbrns-Is,..
father as natural cpcmles than as naturaf fF1r.i,
aud when TIC 1apsu,gc Of Iuauv would hayr
been. .+let them tear one aupthcr to T,leccs:
they wIIi he The wenEar. AMI We * Al
rejaiiyejy he the stronreEr II IL some
cUnJurt 10 as that We do nGt ind such ianqf,aEe
nGT emplpyeti. itis some connfol. tn f1nd tlns
fhtre js Recognition ri ncpmmnn Interest," amnay
cIyiIized aud Christian naiinnss Th. n1,n1r ~
Enriantj btlIcFe that the strength ami weaifn NJ
oirr ,,r,;rirs az. ftrr strength anls,vcsith ala,
an.i fhaf n r. sal sni thn, fr ran
Siien n,ter connt14r@ ~ 1rnsstn', tha,-
natar .itf s..f h,1 ~ ,s s" G,r,. t,,'
j., ,hn, Jasn,e .s11,t, ~ nas 1nr, 44 n,e9f
1890 - -, ua3 s; ~ ~ ,hn, " I; 49, -
w t.i,i1 ~ s.. .G tE'>, tnst tHI - ~, ~ u! ! "
- IS ~ t; w ~ Hi w. ,a ' ~ -. t"ta u
~ IaseCuiaa. na' oi tHS Esssn1 nu.iM as !asKe'
WI m,tn ~ G e ~ .sss,
ann coming ttom 5eas 10 seaF 70 speak S.n more
.s.r.. rt p ~. u a.91 szaaet ,trr - ars -, .o1a!
cosut.s: anu ~ cAetcEe RIe.sei ~ M.lt R.eatct
t go =. ,s - ~. IVA. Eonu@ S tnf p.i
t'al* tsea aoase ans III Iile nEsV ltat aau a&o.l!
u, " 'ne ,,,"4 u"4te'fIs! snat Psn9su e'auce
auu ~, 1H%7s mo Mto lne essat coa~
n.e,, n,e,, ,.,e sash ss,-&ot ~ .oSs 0Nets ~ ests!
,Jni. nn".eu ~ E ~ taseass auaeE ~ nEt LIZ
onS ttnr ~ y. 14av5s upon lIs sine. iseS upus T.
~. as ~ kuEgte pL9cfedsr Ihat a01sssy ~ t1e
-. satn loHs! "nt oecoAe ttteie-. SHa tne
s ,' o. =, or tRas tnugms1sl *h:,a
,s..J ~ asssn n " us.acasd ana imparnss ona-
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racing pace. But considerable advantage
has been gained. The fret engagement V =
victory, and the moral effect IL to'nense. Our
eo'diers jest freely apon the psecspitAte fight5s
OF the ITussi,na. Their pIide did no: prevent
them from letting ua see their backA 1t the
From Ia Ffana.
fohnAcH, Aug. e-T:15 y. m.-The Prince
imperial In person fred the first sh0t from
sH 9nI nmitraiilousc, which literally moved down
From the Gau!ois.
The division Of General Ftoissasl engaged
AZ saatlruck returned 10 Metz. banlz play
i,nE, and leaving General Batailse, with his
o,vs1on, nv to hold the heights; The Emperor
Wgere the snemy's projectlles arrived in con-
siderable quantities. a superior officer re-
lated that the Prince said amiliogfy to tho
Emperor. Papa. the bullets are whistling a
Eood deal here The Emperor, WHO was fol-
simply replied, "Yes. my con-" They 1s-
manned IN this exposed position quarter Of
an hour: We had si1 killed and itty-seydn
wounded The loss Of the enemy is sct down
this morning. At $50 killed. The misr4illeuso
made fearful havoc Large trses we're cut
clean through at distance OF COO metres.
played.
From tAs 8eaiteuy.
There were only two PrnHsian regiments In
thu reserve. After their last soldiers had fsl-
len back. one man remained behiud, uuahel-
tered, aud continnxd firing. He fell, 1iddlsl
by twenty balls. counted seventeen in his
capote. cut OF the bit Of h's epaulette Oh
which WIS tho number of his regiment, 20, in
bridge, tho cnemTs General. mounted on =
white horse, passed and repss.od under fire
30 atfaia of hin. The mitrailleuses opened
fire, aud a sinister rolling noieo appeared to
1end tho an; Ee could see the lanes which
l O'Clock the Prassians had entirely disap-
Peared, leaving us the deld Of hat.lo. Tho
General on the white horse naa the last man
to retreat We took about fifty prisoners,
who did not appear At al easy ~ to tho fate
that awaited them; they expected to be 1nas-
wfcso majestic no,o was ornamental ~ a
par OF kpect acles; hu Swallowed n. vino and
v.ss prufusc in his thanks. Tttus cart loads
Of wounded men passed by they were lying
Oh str-w, and arpcased ro4igasd. The nrat
cazt Was filled With Prusslzns, the two others
with FrencLmeu. 0uo had Ms head sur.
rounded with bandageR, another Al arm ia a
cling, third Nas phllosophicallT smoking his
piee; no.e uf them spoke.
lase been shown, aud held in my hauds.
ts4ia morning akeieh Of tho engagement, Of
ye=tsraay, nssda with sha pen By the Prince
Imperial l7at night, after his return from The
conhat, zna giveu By him to the son OF HA1on
Lambert, Ar. Tristan Lambert, who is 4 great
friend OF the Princes, aud who has volunteer
ed as private iu ono OF the regiments OF tho
Guards for The campaign. This sketch is
nArvsl9ouslE exact md precise, the naarch of
the eUsPs Iart.es, the encounter. tho bridge,
| tie spot where Le stou1 during the Affair with
ths Empsror-all eeeas life in that little
| rough sketch. which, no do1ht, Will hocoms
| soma day N historical document In one cor
her Of the sketch are written those lines:
| "a MOI ami Tristan Lambert. Le Aout,
sFres avoir VI le leu pour Ia psotnior fuis.
| "Lou1s NAPOLEON
, 1870-08-19
\ RoTnI Christening at po,aaom.

In the midst Of ali the great PREPARATIONS
Tor var, there WAS y Ceremony At IL, Palare
Of possdau, on Sunday, which had. s,rs she
Herlm corEestondeut Of tho London Tin.es
an interest all it's own. The younpes, horn
daughter OF the Crown Prince anf5 of ~
Princess Royal OF England was cbrigtened IN
the presence Of the King. Of the 70, Al family
OF many grand Dukes. serepe U,chnessrs .,;S
l'z1nces. OF the foreign ministers. and of the
great percentages 0: State, and the Eanernjs
lie Venerable Won Hrsugel VIA ti,ern n
Thise 9I tunie and jack toats-Iajor OF HEAVY
nolee az Leips1c, and alive to zee another
Sapoiecn II the feM against Lis mater.
sonht hsmaFk lowered above every ono.
IN Ms nItosrs-a terrible Major Of Drs-
goone. more potent u1an tho 'cosnos y
w:o once diatutbed the peace OF a Brit
1th A1ni=ter, ard the,e were the men vhnro
history has made famous in the last ia. wars
The Crown Prince, Prince Frederick Kar}.
anu tAe soldiers OF 5o1siggratz- The ohristeu.
Ing y H. performed in loom from which the
DAY VAS excluded, l.E-tcd with wax tancrs
Will az altar d1aptd Lrne-4th canopy. The
efhSistsug clergyman delivered ditcourse
Winch as listened to in sicn,b silenes nv Ill
III tie lol3nt l1inc.ss. au.l, when tla aerr;e,,
Vas oser, the King and the Queen. surronn.S.
Cd hT tho members Of the royal fam;lS tha
Lone and 1o.eBn Ministers, Lord 4. I1f,n.
1nd the euests, aat down to = hanouat IN III. III.
Marble saloon There we're no toasta oivan
sno only once the comp2ny rose. fn1i thsf ~,
ior The health of the King" ii vas mans
Honso II curious coincidence that }Ea 1-al
ceremony of the kind in the palacn vns ;,st
ealofs the war with Austria.
, 1870-08-19

H. Moreno, Madnd publisher, has pnb
lssicd document entitled !" The First Battle
!MsWeeit tho French and the plassi 4u...nd the
VII! Of the Emperor Napoleon" After DE-
~l.tIi'G the battle, it gives tho supposed viii
az follows: ''-
~. Napoleon Ill. hF the grace Of uol. IT,
s,st;. ~ aAusttaAe struggle upon the surcc.s Of
WI MMrs ~ GcIA nus Eot un;J the future nf Frauc.,
% ~. OF Enetf. tee!ase my desire to he shat the
Mhct ~ tE~ empire and that nf my successor
, ncr r. should be as follows: l. Prussia tn H..
Iss.nced to her former limits, aaa thc tierman
tnnle'aefatton u bt placed under the pfptecsC-
iate y Austria = uanoser aud Tue other
tutrti rs before ,hc Treaty Of rrstnr
france 10 he tnt.emnfnc,s bY fh.
nhthe rsos1hceE L The tu,ttncuI.nce ri
f.iaIu 10 Le negotiated fur win Ru asia and Iru=
; a. ana TO be I11led hy Il King OF fb~ DUilafarfe
;nmiy. O. Belgium to he a.:uexe4l tu Ftaure. an,t
hlnS HuEold TO bt made King at Bsyafiss vii,
= u he deprived Of III. king.:un anu trF,,nc =
Ecs!a ~ s' Unidentified sur the lass nj pntnnd hS
tn henfnan!an rEur1ncrs, t,s,s on the con,f,tI;,;
lhal sns W1!I respect Turkey, :. The tsI5,.y tn
Fs nald Rome to depend uu c!tcurnstanrrSS 2
rsEee Atl!ons0 II ha legitimacy IL not ,IIsnuta,i
~ " Fiased OF the thtune # Slatp: Franr.. r..
.eceiFe. ny Ts5 OF compensation tfc Hsis.rtr
lscs ~ c0unterp0ls+ u EuxflItl. which nnss
seSScs 3!a!t q 2u1 Gibraltar in the Me1Htrrrsnr-sS
:. futEH2al 70 be annexed to Spain. IA Ertnc,.
~ ne fnfet ~ rcReneJ composed Of ti1e pm
E.cks. tHo Princes of the HOOD. two Marshsis
sWo sthatots. and two Dtpttie+, I'LL t4polcon ~
HaH atA1lneH his twentieth ytArF
, 1870-08-19


Tho Iowa Republican Convention seens
to have been managed this year with
less than the usual courage and pugnacity
which have distinguished the members of
the party in that State in both peace and
war. 1t is known md read Of all men
that the overshadowiug question in Amer
ican politics al the present time is a Tariff
for Revenue, or Tariff for Protection, 1t
is optional with political parties aud
conventions to be for one or tho
other. NaH cannot be for both.
Nor san a1oy dodge the question
without i~cuuing the contempt Of the
friends and advocates OF each Of these op-
posing principles. The Iowa convention
adopted the following resolution:
~ Reroit<d. That . tarn for revenue Is indss-
onr prsulM 10 shc - rs nu. Of II ay
class o. section Of the couat.y, .hic occurring 70
c4pltal and lal,ST." ' "''A 4S'e's"
1t is not too much to say of this resolu-
ton that it is neither one thing nor the
other. It is az aimless and incouseoueutial
as some of the old Whic platforms we're IN
the slavery question. lust before that narty
fell from tlo fence. mon which il loved to
stradale. into oblivion.
There was yery little excuse for so nal,
trv and shabby a ta1;rer,nco ,v +h;e ,,v
| the Iowa convention. All The Kennhl;c,n
| mcmbers of Concrass finn, 1o,ra u;tb ma
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ObitnnFy-1IstjoF OF t:cuera1l Hitchcock.
L. ~

ft~n Tie NJ Lnni* Rt,rnrrat Arg. Y.
On the 9th instant 3fajor General Hitchcock
died ar L,s fesitle1wc near Sparta, Ga, in tie
19d ycat Of lin age
Lillian Allen Hitchcock Was born At YER
gepnts. Vt. Oh tho lBta OF Mav, 1898. His
mother being daughter Of tte famous Eth m
Alien. be was grandson OF that brave mai,
Etian was aens to West Point Ii cadet in
lsld. and remained in the academy til 1917.
He then graduated, and was assigned to duty
u the artillery III Third Lieutenant AT his
own request he was, in 1878, Transferred to
the Eighth Infantry as Second Lieutenant
IN 1t21 he WAS promoted to a Firet
Lientenancy in tho First Infantry, and three
tlis Military Academy. with the RINK OF car-
TAIN In ls13 hs bccaue commandant Of the
corra OF Cadets, i'll NLicl, Office le continued
1ha,a is3a: F!oln la34-'35 be did duty On the
Homie! OF wisconsin: and. III 1856, ws find
to July 5 Of the came car, io WA Acttnx To-
bEcctOr General Of tha WesteEu department.
t'o1o 1857 to 1S4o he vas charged by In. Va
Department With tue uuyr:ln, enieaco Of
tie, northwest 1tdiau department, sl,M the
tank OF 'a1or. In 1872 Major Hitch
cock was m.,ie Lieutenant Colonel Of th,. IN
infantry. He took part in the Mexican var
N lh4.. a'ii VIVA present at the eiegn of Yrra
Gfn1. ana tho act1nns ut Cerro Corfu. Cpn.ra-
ras. Ciit rubusco. and Mu!suo t1aI Rev. In
august u The saznc yo7F LieuteAant Culuu.l
1iitchcock was promoted to hrevck colonel
81: and. September !, received tho bravot nf
Erigadier t;eneral. ""
a. The close Of the war Gcncr.l Hitchcock
' Msnt to travel IN Europe, aud, on his return
nome. was assigned as Co1oue! to the Ss.oad
Infantry, being sent TO the ps..isic cv.ss A.
eomnandant of tho Facifc diyiaiou- h, 1854
ne returned tu tho Eas.ern ssates, an1 tue iu,-
leW1ng yesr resigned 'sis commission. In tha
same scar Gen. Hitchcock printed a p,mnhl,
IL support Of his opinion that genuine aicael
ms xas not N art fur making god, but that
me alcleislsts "ese students Of man. WHOSE
pfrf:c:'en uss k.mh .ized by tha .r1,;Io.o-
pheIn eto.e-" In 1858, be puuliss,.d =. i,s-
n1a1ks upon !slcAemy ana Alchnn,is:s,- G.a-
e1ai Hitchcock has since resided iu this civ.
Sss SSnsased chiefly IN Itera! pursuits. Uu ihs
p.eaE'ns out Of the late var be again tuckjt,l
oh ms ssbro aud entered the army. tioy:ru-
Msn! ,i assigned him to duty in the last, risinr
nm nm tbs, the rank Of Nsjor General, anj .Iar;n:
;1,a Inc aons yeaEs oi uaF, he rendered, in valious
d=Ienaa Of the Union. 7eA WEB ~
, 1870-08-19
FRIDAY. AUGUST 10. 1870.
THE SECRET TREATY


The circular of Count Distnark on the
tunlous kssres treaty proposed by Bene-
dcssi on behalf Of Franco, is cool able and
caustic: hut at the same time, high-soned and
convincing. 1t shows that the proposed
t1us,s was but natural step in along seres
If similar propositions made l,y Frauce, be-
ginning ,,rios to Risu,ark,s aocession to the
r.reien Department Of Prussia, AL these
,,,nnce,tious H;sma1k attributes to the ic-
n,,r.uce Of French statesmen " to tho OH
won. ,u.,sn,;ssil,ility Of FOREIGN aid in reg
,:i.,;n, t;arua,, affair.. or course. these
v,rds ara intended for the eve Of the Gs,-
man pcon,e. AZ well as for aip1ouatisss and
the nubIic Of other nations. They are
ou;,s s. true as an exhortation Ia the Ger-
man re,ple not 10 permit foreign interfer-
cncs in German affairs, as they are as q
statement Of fact. Rismark asserts that
Ii, held the French diplomatssts aloof with.
o,,, n n-,,n;s. for si1 or seven wears rather
,hen nro,osa rupture. He indicates thu,
..,b,, C.uuar; ;s indebiad for the paci6e
t,,r. n,s;n,s;n..d hv Fr,nre toxori3 Prnssi.
-, ~ p,r;.,, ard an.+1sn ,,,-s
e - - As-1.-..s -. ....n-
- s.-ses ~ ~.-....h Exsa.o - ~
eN "N1S "'~> "-A
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The German. Women and Children.
Frankfort {J4ly s9} Correspondence q} the See Fss1

The German ladits arc aroused =. to their
dntv in tire war and lake part siui11s to that
which our American ladies' did in our four years.
conflict, in the prsparatfunt Of nat, baniaS Cd,
cempsesses, d., >, heuo in volunteering as
nurees to 80 into the hospitals anl upon Tho
batsIs-fe!ds J; and 1n various other ways. most
J. III co.. iunc3iuu with the Society for the Care
Of Wounded and SILK soldiers il, time Ut Tar.
lleTe. too, 70, alsy il taking prominent place.
Qaecn Augusta Of Prussia, the princess Garcia
Grand Duchoss OF baden, Princess Alica Of
DaTmstsdt. tho trowu Princess Of Prussia.
aId many others are pEattctrcn.es Of 1atlica'
societies il connection with the eentrAicnulmis-
tse cf the abovc.nan1ee: st~issr. Female Erl;ers
have been no les, earnestly employed in ,va:k-
lns upon public opinion and helping to stem
the current Of French ia,,sotaEty, t!resH A,,,l
taslis',n which l1aa long si,c.s insa.!ed Ger
! many. Fanny LaMald urges, In tho ko;-
Hischt Zeifuny, that German ladies' shall only
wear homemade goods. and be tiermans ia
Gress IN wsl1 Is N heart. Sha says. NTH a
man ladies' have willingly paid Madamoiseile
\. or Madame j. uit.st foolish prices IYur
dresses made hy them in iAe latest French
no.es : but with poor Fran 6eau1ssrcss, wll,,s,
| son now stands by the side ct tliri. urn iu tt,
rankr, they have rot scsnp!ea to beat doEu
few srotcheu tor their wnrk And in
what country could not si,i, r+rrnsch be
made !: Already ne have heard that in Berlin
French female singer At tie public theatrss.
who had hitherto Leen favor4b,y received,
! WIS recently his>ed on the boards. Fanny
Lewald hopes that the preseut aruusing Of
the us:ional feeling will giyo the Gornlai1s
| pride enough to put down the immoral caucan
| eaucine Eos so general in the larger cities Of
Germahy.
Tic ceiling maEifestca against French GUS
tonr is only another mode OF giTilg moral
| support to the mel in tie field. We hardly
| ea1xet to ZEE an army Of AmAzons organ
lied in Germany for war; but the Ter
man ladies' will do what lies III their power,
n did those OF Ameriea in ours. Even the
| children arc pressing to offer their ser
vices, aid very useful occupation las been
given item. In all the principal city railroad
ceEotS through which the troops PASS, So
eiCt!es have been formed for t4o purpose vi
furnishing refreshments to tho ~ollieza 10
| fhiE end volunteer walters mlss be had, anu
.-'ts were made, first upon the school boys,
10 s.'ris md hand tkn ssldi"rs tho food aud
uf1Hs and youths Of the better class. who
na'e no1hin6 to do in the dag, volunteered for
me hIgLt eeFsico. su great is the desire Of
Tue bo,s here to do sonlethirs, that tnanE 90
away disappointed wl,au thes GnI that no more
MATTERS aso wanted. .1nd thus, il, ali classes
and SEXES and ayes, thors Ia deep--ooted
patriotism. which eseu Garmany herself Ind
10 idea hat she 20: sessel few weeks ago.
, 1870-08-19

MCNAMARA, engineer on tho projected St. Paul
Dubuque Railroad, Informs us that the crops
On that Line art remarkably RootL There are
Bone farms In Goodhue County where the wheat
VIII average 30 bushels to the acre, and all OF nrst
quality; bat this extraordinary Jleld u owing to
careful cultivation by Norwegian falmers, who
do not Like to run over ~ acrea to get the natu-
r0f rrpuQCt OF l0~
, 1870-08-19
CROl&.
MINNESOTA

nc Co'pnbos Uf7attrai says the harvest has
t'ecn garnered. The crop ts estimated At 3xn.
thirds, and It's quality never better
The hop ards In AtAm8 County are locking
very nne. Tbs crop will be about two-,hly,as A.
heavy u Two years ago, and OF most e1ce1lent
quality.
The Brandon 7smes says: Thc yield Of wheat
Is not only very good, but the quality Is axcel-
lent"
The WaukeshR PlHadfdl<r ssys: "Tht wheat
crop la tnls county is now secured In order. The
Yield Is about the sAe ns last year. hut II neAs-
" ali No. wheat Oats aEe Also mostly har-
vested, md are an average crop We hear Of
several clds that tnrcsh ont nfty or sixty bushels
to the acre Potatoes arc played ont; the bugs
harvested them In advance. The corn crop IS
hfst-sste-zhe best We eref saw IN this county,"
-1he R1ron Commonwealth SAYS: "Hsny
Pieces Of wheat In this region, which, II Was su5-
POSED would Yield 10 or II bushels To the acre, On
atesnin4 a1e found 70 10 - high al II or IL ana
the be1zy u OF excellent quality.
kTNSC9ork-
4ne ~ Aaol iseafer Of iha 17ta rRys: aNr.
, 1870-08-19
VlNuM vITK.
WARMERS VINUM VlTE.
WINE OF LIFE.

sn oths m.es sea1rd 10 take the pi,ee Of yh1.sc,,
ctSrr sLIt.se kaaWn to b made Up of Fue! III
es, t,Fai s.a1.u' sa5 t'sssiiy ses r. ae5
Scf;ss Y shs siek IN Place ot ths sn ana
;I aod other Lt4u9sa tr11st md 70 r. te
~ eRen7 Ia fAct- 1t 10 tap4sAot c,tsnsnt II
prsass aa,a II ts eeuH;ss thai qae iapassi -
fsSit w. ~ ~ y ht*s: mad Wioe for thriE pa.
We aak ~ VINE u Lille t71l, aud
, 1870-08-19
nc crop" o" the Theatre Of .sTnr.
frankfort letter Of July 80 TO the Lon


more unfortunate time for the outbreak Of
HossislleS col'isl ha''ly have been seltrtrtL The
CvFs are neatly ready fD1 the sicIfc anu taer. IL
nat acanty supply Of lai4or. Throughout inc
s sas. t'aet oi country have travelled from the
Ieitlle Saiieys ct the Rhlue and stosslfe to ine
HaslnK coFn1ellA WAS the one when unttos1njy
Mste fn"ing to"a the ripe grain, Jet, in the
.ae ha.han.iMan plstng his necessary task. in ,he
s sle1ny .. e. Nhtnc thc crops appear to be uns,
na.s ..,.i. iaaat1anL The drought, Of which con-
lot seem to lave proved rery lnjnriups. itlseI.
r. ected that tne v1htage vii. bc unexccr,ionai1y
Eno.. Ffnsided IN opportunity Ii t.0e.rtn1 ia
neaeeah5 r'ucksng the grapes. When cax.1.is unon
me Glorious nrotnsts Of the prolific earth i !! ai.
Eest impossible to rral!ze the fact tnat tr..nsn
has been accomplished with much talt. uns, rn
e1hFeft ne smiling corp1el'ls anl yinrY u is into
, 1870-08-19
A New D1ssrics Opened to tho Trade
or Chicago.
Arr ku1

70 Nt Easlof q ~ ~, =
II nay be Wo1thy OF note to you that an
other province, embracing IN Area Of 7.o,D
square miles, is opened up to the trade Of
r"pr city. and made easy of Access to the eni-
grant The completion Of the Mctiresot d
Missouri River Road to Algona accompi,shcs
this, and, ! va about 70 write, "nothing
tees." Here is regioa ~ featils a, tie
Garden ;.tasA," aud AZ heslthful ns Ainneso,
ta; and Whosoevcz will may coms, and secure
cheap land, he&':h, wealth, aud long lifc. Tue
route from your city is BY way OF Milton June.
tiun, Prairie du Uhlen, and AcG1egor I have
10 land to sell OF axe to grind, but give hi;
Information for the benefit Ut those wisbine
to visit this region. JIG.
, 1870-08-19
POLITICAL


General George II. Roberts, Jr, receIvel tho
nomination Tor Attorney General Of Ncbraska, nj
'ac Nepuo0cau STATE Convention, held last week
NJ Lnc9n. GENERAL Roberts resided for somc
years IN Fulton County, Ia this Stare lie Ia
young man OIL great energy, hae legal nhltncs+
ana. hstha'' nc u IN earnest, haEa-*offinR Re-
pt1lscAh. LIS gentemanlT bearing and hlgn
ehuiaeteF WIN give sIen9Eh 10 the ticket LIS
'aenas ~ .nAo!s "l' oe Rlaa 70 SEC 1nas DC M
apl'eela1cu W LIE p:op!e u sae Sta'e VITA *nen
ne haa become idehuned.
Ill " lePotseo thas washington AloefnAn
runs oaioe1-snop al Long Branch.
"A model convention for harmony and unity
Of proceeding was that Of the Second Con-
gresssonal District Of Vermont. which edlspnsed
w1th snr Committee m Credentials tnvttat ali
D.na,,isa,. .,ras.r, =, ....,s,.s.a =. 80, ~
nepaonss p.eseat ~ a!asaie's ~ eae l1osts'i
nominated the Hon, Luxe T. Poland for fe-elrc-
lion 10 Congress. 1t,t.nrrl tn a twenty n,tnntet
-Thc fl,tum ua 1owa, fapr<yh,o5 sars that
1ohn p ,t.h and tit ,r1rn. nacven ,h ,ati, ,er,.
tn.r,tc STAIR CunyentIon win those fayorah,a IN
In. .,new D.ntx,rarr.n Thr s,nte Rights mn,
aut,.Fonrtecn.h an,, F1fteenfh amenI,,.',5 rrsn.
n,,,,r ,.bIrh IN ~ ,yar,.h.,t,,,. r.is.n+S =,
..,.s..1 -. ~. .4..s,,'s!1 ~ -.
thtm' was aoopsea Is the conventions o1 sae
s, .s sna Fourth c1asrsss'onsl ns,ss Tue
win become 70 dizRu:ted wt'a this platform. "'ne
lows" that they will stay away from tue polls.
sav,n. ~ pa
lor rconEr=ss because OF the Founeenth Amend
tncni Nevertheless, ha thinks the United States
has no sufrc.ent cause to hold him, III law aud
Morals; a. enemy and Esos.. for ae has rebel
.es a'" ",a s.x,-oae saa,.eti uaue' ,ae Ihi.
t.-l states nag ~ A'tsuo vel R.5' aud the oshss