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, 1870-10-05

tnhrew .Iohnson II to deliver IN a'1tress at the
T.rncssce Agricultural Fair this mecR.
Tho Mtp!seer Of Wa tn tie French Provisional
Government, t;cnernf fe Flo, WAS oue Of the oti1-
eys %hc werc cashscrc'l Tor resistance to Tie
nuc ct:atot December :. lss1.
--Jsmes u. Davis, formerly P1tvntc Secretary to
stcz,ssry CHASE, and subsequently holding the
-anlc Postum to Secretary MrCu1ioch, .i'sd IN
Washington aospitAt the other ..ay Of n.ahia 1:-
| lie was oaee young ruan OF due promise, having
tt.en firm the position Of messenger Ia the Treas
/ uly lTpsrment-
sitgukh his lecture engagements for the present
tn con.t1uSnce Ct tie sudden death of his wife.
| We md the following among The standing ad-
ts1sikeu.ents III the Meaiville R.fnbfican: - Cn-
| I'D aHd DEmcn-The little troxn cottage At Caua-
ofitgc, "a, is The paare to call to hare toe mar
rage keos promptly and strongly tied. Inquire
for Rcs. $. !. Whiicomb."
according to telegram from Pauline Lucc7.
;hc farous cansatrce, her husband was mt Ii1lce,
Tut ou!5 daugerncsl. wounded, anil Is now IN =
| fc1r way Of recover.
| THE sau Vi tho Austrian Premier and Chan
| ceinr st'n Rscss, Count Beust, an ot11cct tn Tire
SaNnn army, wRs uouusetl at the battlc Of Gave
.o:te, and died on the 2eth Of Aufus:
/ The brother Of the present Sovereign Prince
| oi8Rcuss xas Killed II: the battle OF sIars-la-
| Ton, on the 18Th Of .aucust- nephew Of the
game r1.Eec wss Killed s~o da5s after xard at thc
tatsc uf Re1onIil1e- The father Ct the latter was
stvertfy wpudietl IN the same hattie.
-Nil3snnx caSriaEe, cn thu eight Of her debut
| ras dragged hack II hex hotel, not oy STcd.s
ls,t ty about thirty enthusiastic New To,EeTA II
| The team p1aneed T. c. Datuus+ JE-. CapIall
| Scott S!ddont, Charles sayre, G1s.ayus Hal
Frank Herring, r. H. Jameson. II. 7, Aesstct, 10
seph '. stahltsb, L Z. FELTON,, ns. 4. v. WIklu
sln, Alr. Roberts, and Henry Holden.
| | Fanny Fem inrites Eugen!e TO come 10 thi
i country as public lecturcr.
: -tsentra1 Sherman wen, to q bail In san Fsau
cisco the other night, and be fore he lcft WIS pre-
eensed with a dag OF California Elk, Aex1csl
veteran go1d baIgc, and q cane Of Ohio hickory
rcounted With gold anl s,lveE-
3 Henry Esc,T, 1 scpiuasenariau, was CON
mltttd 10 1al1, at Paterson, n. j., on Monday q
last week, for assault znd ba,1ery. he WAS cor
/. cres1 With blood, aud was bound eand aud foe
+ with rope, II Is said that he became involved
{ an alteration with Captain isaiah Rynders, In
+ FALCON In Faserson, and that hts wounds were tr
4 ntc,ed bT the noted Captain. Erers wss orce
e wealthy snip-buIldeE in Holland, bat With n
q verse; became subject TO n;s Of insanity. He a
r | tucked Captain R5nders whlle sade,1ng trom on
q | Of these.
~ question much discussed In scientific circle
|. sene years sEn has received so.uslsn, ytx
, 1870-10-05
CAUGHNAWAGA.
Cheap Transportation to the seaboard
Water Communication Be-
tween Chicago and
New York.
Speeches by Judge Underwood
ofTcrm0n1s Mayor 11usons
i. 4. Sc0mmOn,
and Others.

The Commercial Committee Of the Boafd Of
T.ade met yesterday afternoon TO listen p an atl-
dress by ex.Goyerroz Underwood. Of ESs0aant,
on the Caushnawasa Canal Nr- Charles RAM
doph called the meeting to order.
In the absence Of III. Chairman o! the Coz
uittee. aud ef the President Of the Boarsi- Mr
Ira i. AuDn took the chair AMI Introduced Gov
ernor Underwood.
lie dwe1t upon the necessity OF connecting the
East and We>t by cnca3 transportation. aud t1en
dwe!t upou tns eEor1noas and woalesfut g:oWsh
OF chicago. The advantages Ut taeap t:hnaoofta-
tton to the seaooaft we're earty seen, and ~.
Ogden and GtAers as early d lS39 conferred with
the Government OF cana.sa on the subject
Ia 1874, and IN 1seo. failed for yastous reasons,
and il wrs only tast May that char,er was OBJ
tained. The charter defined the route 10 be on
crossing Like St Louis, ne&I caaRanawaga- This
route II vas clRime.t would connect L akc Tn an1-
la!n With the st. lawrence By the least possible
dl.tane t. and With th.. smallest amount Of 13cE-
niles. -. ,
es5tualeu at o00 aah the time for Its con-
sszusslon 1nsght uos exceed Two sea1s atfes break
u Thr Governor then went on TO sav that, when
The Causht az aga Canal Is built sts3 lhe route.
compIejetl to tts intended capacity, ptupeeEs
ot So suts may load a. Chicago U ,, Duluth. On
luz bulk. on To Lake Champl.tn. and be Ct Bur
isnVton Or Wntehal In SIX Gsss' stime than the
cargo By the hufs!o Or osweso route can be u
AIbauy. n lte one rouLs, on tho downward wy.
age. hY l1scenltp9 the rapids, there Is Gufy s.
lafles caual; ~ the other $50 miles Ut canal. ami
ore than Soo feet Of extra locka9e- u = not e.
| ilrEf frtu this staiemeat OF facts that tht
| nrnposrtf rev lpute would he IA. stl
| ieIiur to the ple~ent Gne+ and that Whet
| OPENED. 1t would command la:Ee shate Or tht
;outt 1t mis- tins l. attracted u 1t. atl.
ttut the same toll MS t. noT charged On tue WI
| land f0f reesel5 and general freight, say, Tor
| ~ ~, ~ az -
, 1870-10-05
REPUBLICAN, CANVASS.


Arpofutuscntk OF SfcnRefRs
The following are o1lclallT announced by the /
s'nts axe;5a5 cs1;a1 oGEEsBr will speak As to-
Hsea we.Pssssy; oessee, ssses.4 $, sssen
CAIN, Friday, October :. II 2 p. m
Rses :siHaa; isiaaa. Aaadsy, oesoses i. !. nn
Monmouth. Tnaysdsy, October Is, ats r N
sx.thage, Friday. Oetuner Il, at =. N.
no5. join Il. na.ieS. capdiaate for Cnngress In
the Fourth District, wti1 aceonnrany Governor
uelesnv at Rock 1-lsnd, A1edo. Aonaouth, aad
Governor oe'es''5 vtl1 speak only ~ announced
Genetai JoTS !. LOGAN; canalaats for 5oa~
rGsAmsn a LasEc. val spsa. - 1olo"s:
Hu1eis, s ss;ur.iay: tesoSer
Gereral Losan vi sEsas onls a. announced By
s"t: ttes'ai i. RATES, Safe Treasurer; win
sqeat a. fn1*ws:
Psaa, Wednssslst, ocsnbcr s
rEisnalis, Thur+tsy, O~1os,erk &
punuotu, Satnf.iay, October 3
AntiS- Maodas. Ostt.l'e: ~
C1ry!r, Tuesday. October II.
BeII+siiIe, Wednefaag- Ortnbr T.
Att.n. ThuTk.1ay- Octnt'et IL
Jrrrfsyt1lr, F1t:ay, pctnber H.
issks.nyt,ie, SATURDAY, October Is.
1Inco.n, Tusst:ay. octa,s'er IS
K}ontpngt n, Wednesday, Octobef II.
Fektu. Tcursdas, October 70.
TEors, Ft1tay, ottos'er r.
Ga're4'urEt sa'nrday. os:ooeE
Ntulcta. Tu-s,1y, October %
Myou. Wts.nr*hay. t'cinher 90
Ete.unR IT ur~,ar+ Ucsaoet q.
Fut:pn, Fftdxs+ October -
FTrerT.1. stis1.tat, 0ctohf! -
i;alenA, st.tsda~, Ocra'srT 8.
Il. csfo:r, Tu->cas, SssfMt'ctl.
jnI,rt Eri.:sr. NarFtnhtf l.
, 1870-10-05

The Albany Erening journal does not
understand Why the people Of tho Western
States should oljecs to being taxed to pay
the debt of New YorS- It, therefore, pro-
tests against the reduction Of Erie Canal
tells. and against any release Of tue reve-
nues of the canals. 1t says that the pres
cnt constitutional charges upon those FeTe-
pues are: /. The cost Of super1ntendence
and fcrairs; 9. The debt contracted for
thei. construction 8. The general tnnd
debt; mud, L. The enlargement debt II
then publishes a statement, 10 the eueet'
that, since 1sl3, aud including 1870, about
ea1, 600, ,00, have been paid from the stale
Treasury tu supply deficiencies in canal
rercrues. II demands information how
i1t. Sta,e debt to which the canal .revsnrss
are pledged is to lie paid, aud answers its
own question s,y insisting that the high
tolls of last year shall he restored. 1t
then adds:
But the Western fcfws1defs and shc sangsee 1anse
drnscrrrcs oI cur o~n StAte a1e moi FaGEnea
vim .rc ryteens rates TAey denana nt,ntasf m m
1nuntfy tse,n fht Iarnens Of ang fots 1nis @ 'loc-
ttons Epts II awnkrn In the mlads OF tue tax:pay-
en- of The Stafr Ut NV 1o'k7 NhJ shooao He
~ ,s..ca' sf 1nc W.T. The proposition IS mon.
etroust NJ surn rsornssirn can nc ea'san1 e. the1
to,s,c1a.n Ins are ps.S. unicas TIC ass Interested
IN "nr ears!. tha *st''foe a"a 'ss 'oe' 'uS' A''
TEr Stnte 1t New York has large num-
her Of canals. constructed at great coss.
~ 4bexk +be Erie md Osweco Canals arc
The only ones in which the people OF The
&yoe. .,,ra +,,n srich.esf interest. The tolls
,...;-a7 Ii. Tho Sr,te Of New York upon
th,sa txo canals arc largely in
s-eoe ~ their entire cost of con.
:,.,u.;no - I'm, .ost ;ntarest or
,oans sr,naIinu liz contractors, wastefnl
.a.nd;tura and .be whole cost OF enlnrp
:.E -o.,o;-;,,o a,l sr,crintendin-. Bal
~ ~ ,,,,e. u.,eIs uh7,h IN mt Weld reyc
49, oaann,, s,,,. ,f them. TO pay the cos
~ ..,,.,ct;,n 7o not nay interest on tht
AL, contracted for their construction
,h.;, ,.c-exarr rena;,z nor tht
~, ,f s,,,,.r;n,enaence- Tho peo
rio of Tho West have maid 10
Tho Fro and oswero Canals. an,
~ c,n+. ~ yo,. vi b.e c,,,,ar.a,, =
....- ...,,r SIN tao nv, u, nv 10, an
a;,A,, - ..- t.,,p,
81. .-h;,h ,,e]ar hara paid and nevs
c.ma.s, sm 49, .s- 49, .r, s snn..;n.nnaanc, |
WA l4s, 4o6 - ra.srr-sra.ts :.
"nen .he >'oaus IT,. s:sas, ),
canais' u taaa mIs ~. ~. :. .ra.r ~ ~ cana1s ,bt
reop' ILL., .. ns .,,, 49, ~ % 1,ee,, mid for nea
mean 'hoss ''''A> AN'e VIVA '''''' ~
60 ~ S.r yo,t ,,.x es,s,,,;.
- s,o ~ at te,,x y ,h,nr, ,roper {
W. nA. ,s.sra, 1 .sna,s md n,x its debt ont
, 1870-10-05

,,o, ~ .1ea1,;nr isST students to the State rnl-
,1 vs.,it1 nas siIea:y deen the subject q public
su6ent and nc1srapes d.segssioa sto Vile ~ n r.
nrsStinn 1ryeraf individual members OF the board
SsaTr exnresked inely 1ilanxneas % A4Enit class
Of tsdies, whenever orc shs& b formed ana make
r.snrtd m thejf Studies Among the Students who
are now II Oaklsnd making application for 3D.
MISSION, and undergoing relntaite Examination,
she L. re believe, the daughter OF = Sacramento
mcrchsnt, and g5stlrate o' the High School OF
hat cttY. see Is sufficiently advanced TO enter
tht fourth grade Of the college,.
, 1870-10-05
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER :, 1870.
REPUBLICAN, laUk8iHkTi0Ns.

Ppr Representative IN Consrras for the ssate AZ
Ls,pe, General JOHN /. LOGAN.
s,ate Trra.u7r1, ERASTUS y. BATES.
superintendent Of Public Ins11ortton. NEWTON
UATEMAN.
Commissioners OF the Pen3tennar1. ELAEA
WAStIBERN sud CAsPAR Butt
, 1870-10-05

1E],;rs tho r,olirn nf raris arc amusing
.,,a'ns",.os =, nne,rth;nr mi, nnb,;shinr
>*..s.,,s.,,.a ,;onant corrssnonience with
-f.e,..,,. nai,anncr- the ex-Emncror for
.,,me vap Who assumes bis namc) is writing
,s.,;f.stoes as oracular and cuas1ed in
,,s;r st,,e re II rs still welded the dcsti-
:, ;cx nj Franco and Prussia. He does
-. o,nr,vc the faiiure Of the
,,,,,n,,1;eans of France to endorse
=. ...;ar ,,f Tho ,ra, ns tbe
'n M - ~ na,;on T,.ra;n be thinks
~ ~ -, 80 ~ n,.;rn,, aor.rc. al H.,
lazy pa1a 1s' 49, 4-a -. -, .,s.,,,a ~.
'aoluent "A'i - "1' r..s.a r us;.t ..sra,
] ot''ol'" "o,.ns ~ ~ ~ axa. -, -
ssfen", ~ "pe Iap.o;..;na .,n, ~ s,,;onco
" ,- ~ ~ Ia ~, ,,a,s 70 ~, ;nterrst
WIZ .A1>o 49,. - 49, ~ .s.,.,,;n. ~ 1,-or,a
- ostm . :. - s.,.s >. H., NV
"s's ~ .ta;n 49, :. &c.,, ~, . racon,
4 ',n". o"' ,o.s ~ ~ .ha a;sav4n,mart -,
c!hauon oHseo W 'A0 a,
! fortTrSseE then become HSe4eSa. hAu oA LII
, 1870-10-05

Es:ate Of Elizabeth Shermsn. Declased se'.e'l.
ADMINISTRATIONS.
rsrete Of fc7eu EEetne Cooke. ADMINISTRATION
e-ent~7i 10 Thorras q. kIug, creditor, aahef
bond OF &, ,0eA. 1o., r1.ys
rnne1n,ed to administer. he WAS also appointed
r9errTsYtsn at sbfre minor children o. deceased.
, 1870-10-05

Atr. Alexander H. Castor, Of Henry
County, Illinois, has published scheme Of
national finance in the columns Of the
Henry County Republican. The plan, in
s,rief, is that there sAall lie *' Mother
Easiona1 Bank at Washington, with ftial
National Banks, ono in each county, or
,atl,er that the nation shall he one bank, |
snd each county shall 1,o branch bank, |
presided oyer by u President and Cashier
elected by the people; that legnl-teador
noscE shall be issued hy the government
bank and distributed TO the county banks,
in proportion to The assessed value Of The
real estate in the county, but 60 us to nuke
tho total volume OF the currency for tho
whole country two, three, or four times
what it nov il that these bills are to be
regarded as secured 1'y the real estate on :
which they arc issued. though AIr Castor
reither iuvents nor reveals any process t,y
which the biu-holder can make this sup
t,oset1 lien on the land effective, nor if he
| las bushel of bills can forcclose them on
| any particular acre Of land 50 Ms to become
its owner. This is, probably, tho iDstitn-
lion referred to in Midsun1mor Nights
| 1,ron,,-+bo 1,,r1- .,boroo., t1,o x-;,3 +,,-.,,u
orows
ms sta,.a that I'm n,or.~ g ;, Ia lie.
,1i,,ntea to eac,, eonn,x 1,rxnc,, Int tho
,,,an uenerpns,r omi,s 10 n1nr;ao a.ba,bar
tbcy are to give it away. spend II, Or l,,n
it on commercial paner. In either case. 4
ii is not repaid 10 them, Mr.. Gns.on onits
10 provide bow the real estate Of thu coun-
:. tx Is tn sustain the bank in its ,nnu;accnt
sys.ern Of lending without security, OF how
ii il to guarantee to the biu-h.llers tLs,
their hills shall not be utterly worthless.
s;,ra the 1,xs wben mama mr., ona;1s :a,7
49, .ha .,,,re ,f 1sraa, tb,r., has 3.>,
z...o.,..t;s .,;s.,;,,,,;o, 1T .c,,e,t,;-, { =,
49,, a.. -. :. ,r n;r;,a pra,;,a,as
- ~ ~ =, E'>srtx. r;thant so,,., ,,,-,.a;
~. a." ~ <";.,, - ~ ra.,,1a -, ..~,>ao
os. ~. 49, ~ r., ..,s,.;n ,,,a xs1aa .
inner currcncy which shall be Issue,
-;thont secnritv for its redemption, ant
1.anea IN un1io.ited quantities without an,
>ccnritv for its repayment, is an uude1tak
, ;,c involving the sarnc miraculous power
! which would effect shower OF mama. W
xould nak Mr.. CASTOR whether he is .b'e 4
: supplement his plan with these supc1natars
J, accomplishments II he il not, hut II
- ~ f.,
, 1870-10-05

The "Eagla orator" Of Cincinnati, some
times called Young Greepbacks, for short,
Ind a wonderful flight yesterday. His
hpeech to the Southern Commercial Con
>seution was as grand display Of magni1o-
auent nothingness as oven he ever made.
lie did moi fail to refer to Virginia as the
maternal ancestor OF the Northwest, aud to
Ohio as her first bonn. Cincinnati was also
advertised az the "Queen of the Ohio
wearing the !" dark crown which sits for
,:ver on her fair brow This dark
t1owu, he explained, was the "sign and
symbol of labor = and the inevitable H.
ference to be drawn from the remark is.
that Cincinnati is In labor, and, as she
1lvays wears the sign, thst she is always in
labor. She is justly entitled to our syn-
pathy. A1r. Pendleton drew picture of
:xhat the Valley of the Mississippi was des-
tined 10 be, and would certainly do in
comparatively short time, but Nr. Pendle-
! ton wisely abstains from anr indication of
how these vast internal improvements are
TO be made. Has he become convert to
The idea that We must have ''pateznal
government" as well as maternal
ancestor, which shall build roads and
canals wherever my person asks
for them, and generally to take
care Of our trade and commerce, leaving
10 the people nothing to say or do except
to nav taxes? He speaks Of building a
canal from the Ohio River to horfolk,
through, over, and under the mountains OF
, 1870-10-05

OLD piroHCK C13ES-
The ocly business Of this court VA 70 atIena "
tEeuty-nTe OF the old hecotderss tonIt oasoasI III
ia seycp references were ordered. 10 no one oa
these s9ses WAS there personal service np9n tns
defendants
, 1870-10-05
PIANOS


Having rared .qasse 1arEe ann,ltr Of th+.s. ths
leading UrFM.s of the Ase. s,ne trtcS"! = Es--t1
ds1sged by hatty terafai sni c.Frtt.t h,a l,sa=
foT ri1str u.e, wi11 DO well to avatl tr:n-ev. !: "
opportunity of procuring eo ia.,5uaen'. at such Inv
AH,scx oar OyEars rxrtlle IT iost:'E,e2ts a:'~r
afcYs the raet4 of which ueiDe t1am+e,sh hS ar mi
fhrr1 mt
, 1870-10-05
THE EXPORTS or 1870.

Ths- official statement of the exports Of
domestic productions @ the United States
for the year ending June so, 1870, has been
made public, and from it we compile the
, 1870-10-05

The letter of Governor Koerner on the
present relations of France and Prussia,
which va published yesterday, is certainly
strong presentation Of the facts from
Germau standpoint. That the French
pcop]e did endorse and ratify the declara-
ton Of war against Germany. is true. ST,
also, is it true that we cannot separate the
acts of the government from those Of the
ueonle, Hence it is all the same. whether
the people endorsed the war or not. The
consequences attach to them because they
endorsed and supported government
which produced theu,..
While all this il true, We should hare
t,cen glad to see in Governor koerners
letter some recognition of the fact that
nat ions have higher work to perform than
to puuish their enemies, and take ren-
eeancc upon those Who have desp'tefully
uset} them. France IN tlte most unfortunate
:.ation in Europe. She has been badly
educated, misezab1y governed, wTetchediy
priest-ridden, taught to look upon military
glory as the highest form Of glory, and
| inocu1ntea with the "big head in the
most alarming manner. Notwithstanding
all these drawbacks, which may be Sc
down mainly to the account OF BonapaFt
ism Commencing with the career Of th'
first Bouaparte>, France has contributed a
largely to the progress of the world in sci
ence, art, literature, and civilization, a
any other country, and she is as necessar
10 the continued Advancement of tho wor'
rs any other country. To say thu
she is spoiled child, but, neverthe
; less, a child of genius, il not 81,
ing too much 1t is not bccomin
. u any people. who have received II MOI
! eolid trimming, to strike her when sho
. .::own, to thrust her into the dirt, or to tax
,aere revenge upon her, because she IL d
; feucelcss. Grnnted that she behaved he
, .eIf ruthlessly toward Prass1a in lsos a''
: toward all Germany in le'0. IL
Tact still remains that pence
q letter than war, friendship than hat
4 l,arity than contempt, republic than
G .'est,otissn. Thess things We p-esun
+ Governor rkoe1nerispropared to admit, f
lois scholar and statesman. and more,
\ | .mericau than Ger1uap.
, 1870-10-05
FREE TKADE DOCCnENIS.
REYESTE REPURNt RETENCE REFORx.
TO VOTERS
AND TAXPAYERS.

BELIEVING that the pressure # ta1..?a hs. It .aH
1ty nrr a1ed. and thas the further t* -Zaaainetar
Il carried. the deeper will x.o. The pon.T tncvfcttat
th:t q FINN OF taxation which 6as s!:st!cd wide
tnn4t he radically HEnne. the Aineresn Frst~IrAde
a9ue feei that thre do the public Errasrr seE
vice than To f1rneh it rtt d7clertt. farts. a9d IF
concerning the npersthn Of the tariff They hIve
therefore, rrcfate* for at.cnt 1!..ya st3oh the fo1
owink t1ac. which will b. sent rerts Vi e1 eeusf
ppipions Of Distinenishea Men upon Frt+:Trade. OF
The COLLECTION Of Kevenae. y EawAfi iskins11- The
FAl,acirs et Prrse~t1on, Gy fEsneda tef~t Tht
Form Ffte.Trs IeaEtr.. The Fro! r1hc sptttG q
F. N- Chamhcrta Candidate .! tJe Labor tsfT q
.er" letter, The Tslth ~ Il T.. 4nd II 7 should b
How the Htth Te1d ttpprrfter she Poor. Frcr4om ri
!tsar trs1s s5 he R1Pxenss =! He1la:4 ~ FINS
Wels' Hrpef: a ieeS. No Bntth FsecTradr: r. ,ee
FfrrT9ade and CUT fatrnegs. To tne Aanaiacsa2:7 of
The United Statrs- Farts FIR free-TEajtse i Eotut
Hattet-tis7in Chezp and Goods Dear.
Fiatorm ot the American Fre Trade IEatus: Ad.
,!rt+s to ihe American Peorie Tie FIRE Ftit Ieaxut
t. il subt.. and the Public. Psut:etr Protection
nd Menopclv PsuteVt Ne
an Of which can te oefstutd, on reeeftt u s1 et7ts
'oF p''tase' s. MaHI5S afFi'sSs'?saA sASns. Ksa..
Seesrsa1y Il the feaeae.
Ferrous Willing nj dlfbutnrs Eial Be supplied
Gu A2ptca ton krAtritausv but the contribution q
IL friends The Leagues only fuppe. Ill A-e Ee
sIe1t-t T. 4ae- lie eA-t- sshs 'theT kAI
, 1870-10-05
TIE COURTS.
Yesterdays Record Of Transactions
4 Very Dull Day.
6upreue Court Of Illinois.

6upreue Court Of Illinois.
Nor1oSs DISPOSED OF.
OTTAWA, H., Oct 1.-THE following monons
were disposed of tc-da5: ..
So. g. Peter Dsugh =. nesos ct al cauttn-
uauce set aside.
ia woodruff ct al '. McHaney. same
order.
1os. OR7ien =. Haynes Same oEsle..
IL. Miteneil y. Tuwu VI FonA do [ac. Same
So Feas,on :. Fleming. Same orler.
81. Thompson V. Norris ct al. Transferred
to Chicarh.
The following new no:ions were made:
4s. Dpat col Nul1gan y BucS. Leave 10 as
stcl additional elrotA n,
SO. Dozan :. C.!Icsptc. aImlatsaaHx. No.
ton to file I'LL OF exceptions tro.n tecnslI
$40. Jertne Ct nl '. Osgnoai- So"mH'e"' " ap-
pellee. ~ w., ,n.. c.,.
rntihac}. Motion to transfer to Chicaxo
az. Cl1Ik =. LaaRhltu. Motion % fein6tate.
iss, uusste II al s. Clazk. Notiou 10 Eel asioe
toke and tsus1fs appeal :. .
ii. Lowell :. Scott. Motion to Dismiss At Il
Ut seAt c1arK I,ftokcraoa =. u!r1plagham. Nc
TIN To d!smlss a1 per cen. damages.
Az SINE :. Delaney. Same mofton.
a.h Sare =. Clark, JE SANE mott0n.
"a same =, NcponaIl. Same motion.
I There not !,epY full quorum. tbs cnnff al
tour,1r,i iii fo-morTpw morning at 2 O'Clock.
, 1870-10-05
Circuit Court


FpCups Apd LashrF y fsane'e LaFne.s e A. -
..ttnn f0 .lecart and entuFct UeChAntc it.n o. TIE
snth tS Il ct Gt the nolta 20 fett OF LOT g. BLOCK
:, Ataessors ntsston, Of the sonthW quarter Of
section u, ~. II, and dEei'lE9 a6use-
lrfAcuAkSt-
Richards, Crumbaush / Soa~ =. K:,ee Ffe-
MAJ AtItchuttn. s4 nR&trSl unt-sf s1sit1ts. upon
q, sllegeG indebtedness Eta+3d II fl.4<o-t*-
, 1870-10-05
MOT TiCE!

r1,r Loa: Once Of A. fiOLnsMtD s CO.. cesat1 pf
Clafk and Vim Buren-et&. will b. rao.ed fEu:n N
ID. tday. Sth, Until p Oh aapr sdA! ssa Inst
wht hustes. \ 1T b. rsutue,! - al11L
, 1870-10-05
DISSOLUTION.

The eersrtuershfr htrtt"fr.r r1fssirs I-tvccu ste
uedersertj under the naf,e nf Erye-t / tratrf fu
misunderstanding sash, -oEy, brcs. &c in The City os
Ghrarn II thts dar d1r.e1rfh By tnHtlta2 rh1scas-
William Hrxeftou Is hereby aute rfzcd to settle mp
s4e ~ e'e' ''' 1"' WV. HRVERION,
S3et l. 1s-u FERD- CORASOF.
, 1870-10-05
United Statcs Dis:ric. Court.

II KKNNHCF3t3.
Preceding diso<i.aea-EdH.u IN u. md l. J. Gsl-
ger ct WafIco, Jc Das1ess County.
ddi,dioattons fohnson ana Elwar1 y.
r.aMi.p. ct Chicago: Joseph }. uoys- u Chicago;
WEIi.m q. uatttE, Of Caicago,
, 1870-10-05
raaRlS.
macMahon's Battles--8urTen-
der at 6edan..
Military. 1ncapacity Of the En-
peror---Ili-fteling Of the
Soldiers.
Excitement at Paris.-~The Republic
Observation-Disclosures
Intervention.
Hopes for the Future.

fFRQM nCR srEcfAL CORRESPONDENT
PARIS, sept II.
When the heart ia 10 czue1lr wounded that
tears Involuntary rise to tho eyes, the
troubled hand calculates badly tho words it
writes. II, therefore, there eaespe from me
In :his letter some extreme words OF Auger OF
Of hatred. reflect that this is the day after the
ere.teat military disaster nation hsa ever
experienced, and complain Of Us: xlthoa: con-
Itmuing me.
On tho very dar on vhich closed my last
letter. the 18th Of the. present month, came
ike d tlsuuac1boit the naTs Of the ca?itula-
,ion OF Sedan, which the government kept
hidden from us TIL the last moment, srginG
10 save at least the Regency of the Empress
in this great d,saaser. Liars to the last
second
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1870-04-23
A Remarkable Reporter.

The New York World says this Of
George Wakeman, a New York Journal
ist who died a few days ago :: "He was
sent, by the World in August, 1866, to
Philadelphia TO report the proceedings
of the famous johnson convention. In
this he was assisted by Mr.. John G ia
cobs, now member of the Assembly,
but then an attache Of the World staff.
The World report of the convention was
remarkable for its fullness and accuracy,
but the occasion tried Mr. Wakeman's
qualities of readiness and presence Of
mind in curious manner. On the night
of the assembling Of the convention,
John W. Forney mounted rostrum in
the street, and in wild and bitter
speech harangued The crowd to lynch the
Southern delegates. Mr.. Wakeman hap
tpened to be oh the spot, and occupied a
position where he could hear every word
the demagogue uttered, but unfortunate
ly he had left his note book at his hotel.
In the uncertain light Of a fiickcring
lamp, and jostled by an excited crowd,
he took down every word of the crazy
speech upon bis wristbands and shirt
collar and two envelops The next morn.
ing the speech appeared rerbatins in the
World, but it read very, differently from
the calm, and carefully-revised report in
NJ - Forney's own paper Of the same