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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-09

The Minority Candidate for sheriff.
The Democrats Of this county are now
asked to bestow the valuable and import
ant office Of Sheriff upon q man who has
been thrust upon them as candidate by
little more than q fourth Of tAeyoters Of
the county county, and by less tla1 a third, di
those voting at the primary election. OF
2l81 votes cast in that election Mr.. SHALL.
CROSS received but 695, there being cast
against him 1896 votes. He received l7O2
less votes than SEYMOUR did two yeIrs
ago. In the County Convention. where a
majority was required to nominate, Dir.
suALLCR0ss received S92 votes more tlIan
he did at the polls Saturday. -.r
Now, can man who represents 50
small q fragment Of his party, wAo
Elasa 50 pulled the wires is TO secure a
nomination over the heads Of all Others
against the declared wish Of twG.thirds OI
his party and who Is endorsed by only
one-fourth Of them, be electeds That Is u
very interesting question not only for Mr.
,sHAL1cRoss but for others. !IfMr, sHALL'
CROSS should receive the united support
Of his party under such circumstancesd q
will be the beginning Of a new era in the
politics of this county. twill no longer
be necessary for candidate to have the
counteuance Of at least half his party. He
will need only to manage to have pri'
mary election and to SO iiiancuvcr as to
get enough candidates on the track tc
divide up the vote till the other fragments
are less than his own, TO give him an I'M
perative claim on the suffrages Of whole
party, which by these tactics has been
trickeI out Of its real choice. .'..i. .li
We hear it said that great numbers oi
Mr.. sHALLcRoss' party will not support
him. How this will be we know not
but If there is any party slavery that
man wpuld,bc justified in rising against it
would be the requirement TO support
man " ho has so manipulated matters as to
cbmpellaS party toItSISe hinSns S'honi'
nee at the hands Of ohy'a fourth Of their
number.
Mr.. SHALLcRoss' nomination Is the re-
suit OF years OF strategy, pipe.laying
and bargaining; and now the very strong
probability Is that he will find 1t dead sea
apple after all; for the Convention tC
meet next Monday win nominate an
honest, popular, capable man, who will &C
in upon the fortunate tide Of public feeling
just now at the food. The original
"ftiend Of The white mSltH will be lett
high and dry on the shoals.
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HON. WIN. u. SEWARD.
His Contemplated Visit to Eastern
rendered Him y
the Navy Department.


the Navy Department.
'" ''' ~ WASHINGTON, AugustS.
Secretary Robson has addressed n let
ter to Mr.. Seward at Auburn, saying that
bAyihg learned from Secretary Fish tlint
6e MI 'Se&Afd) opFop0sed to visit the
Asiatic countries he would take the liber-
ty of rendering 10 him the use Of any OF
the United States naval vessels In ports or
waters where ahe proposed to go. The
Secretary has given In detail the names
did br66nbl9 localities now, or conteM-
plated destination, OF the various vessels
and the names OF their commanders, and
informs Mr.. Seward that hO has issued
orders to the officers to extend To him all
FhciIiaest md courteAes in their power.
He closes his letter by saying: II am sure
they will be happy to do anything in
their power for gentleman 30 distln.
Gulshed, but | have thought proper, In jus
lice? TO yourself and tho country to place
the proper orders In shape!ht all
Mr., Seward will be received at San
Ftancsco Dy one Of the fleet vessels, and
tliencetofth be- carried in one or other ol
them during his entire absence. Tue ex'
pedition will be absent until next spring.
In the meantime II is understood that he
will address official letters 10 the SecrGta'
~ Of State and Secretary Of fthe Navy on
the state ofafatrsin the Oriental countries,
The Secretary of State has addressed let,
ters to the U. s. Ministers and Consuls In
China land Japan advising them Of the
intended visit Of Mr.. Seward, and sug-
gestlng that proper attention be paid him
Mr.. Seward will also do NIL in his power
to arrange with the Oriental merchants 0
through.Itne Of steamships, from Yeddo
and Hong Kong to San Francisco, aud
the Chinese emigration question will be
siIled by him, and the Chinese authors
ties induced not to allow any more wO-
men to emlgrateto California from Hong
Kong,
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U. $. CIRCUT-CoURT.
August Session at, Parkersburg-
Z. ID { u 8 Third DAY. HGG CO /

August Session at, Parkersburg--
8 ~, ia Third Day SOC CO
FFbaU " Farketbnrg ElnkT IJyrnuioE
,Kanawha Salt Company rS. steamer T.
], Pickett. Admiralty. Marshal required
to pay the proceeds Of the sale Of the boat
into the registry Of the court, and the case
was continued. s.,7G 3a.utfjy2
Goodycar's administrator q. Charles FL.
Bartlett. Equity. Injunction perpetu'
ated, restraining the defendant from in
tringing the patent OF the plaintiff for den
q Eugene LeYosA ts Joahul Lea and OILERS
-Eiectment. Case continued.
William W. Walker rS. D. P. keeter--
Equity. Rule against the plaintiff to show
cause why the case should not he dis
Nv DS Richards 49, John, Fishery Is.
sumpstt.E Plea, non asshmpsit, pa yment
F Fourth Day c. A. spooney Of Green.
bricr appointed commissioner of this
Court. 1s<s. '.''..' 'R'.i
K, 3, Stephenson, Asse & Co., r. Hul-
dab Brown and 0thersGIEquity Answers
Of the delandents filed. Case still ,undis.
posed of. -l-.F 'f''l, .uff
q A. Spencer Nye %. 8. s. Spencer and
others-In Equity 10 set aside the will Of
the late VIM. Spencer. The issue made
to be tried by jury, and continued to next
.efai eFleh Day4E /. Gale d W. s. George
--Assumpsit' Case continued to- next
term tia1",, a'7 f..n o. ~"
.Col. A, Raymond was qualified as an
Attorney! rs' ....1 lgH.tgLrrm., :.
National Bank Of Baltimore vs J. j ,
Lock-In Debt! Jury empannelled, evI.
dence heard and adjourned until to-day,
when the arguments OF counsel will be
heard. .,.U.!.,r-.-..
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Baltimore llnIarket..r

''l'G ''ilI !" '';s''-i Biifr&tOIEE, gJftSnst 1!'
hFLoUR-Iuactite. IsTGWiIII EIG .IHmi
NJ GRAIN:-W Wheat 1ReeeIpts lAEgN market weak
and declined &C; Maryland red Il cool til west
orn 81 450I 90. CoFn-Whlte In fair supply;
sales mostlNat fIl5; yellow, 81 70. Re;
015c. i1it85 bltE ,iSI5tiu plbl l!OIml3
PRovIsEoNS-Me Pork-FIrm at &9l. Bacon
Firm for rib sides; clear rib le1fc.' 6houl60rS
lSk@lec; hams Ss696Hp Lard QSig9tl a. l6H
osSt 4, s!shi I'd, =
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New York Produce. Market.

,,,,,,..-.., NEW York, ,Augult9.
" CofToN- Quiet and steady: salo8 S60 bales 81
19Hc for middling upIands. i.y- ..i, ~. 80 N
FLoUR-Closed dull and 66i0c lower, ~.
N-WhBat-N NomtnAlly 164c loW0E.I Rye
.c!osea :. nominal oat4EDgll Snd HtheF Hss!sI
for now mixed wCstern. ig,iTi- h, M AaEii ~
PROVISIONS -NomEnally unchanged
Beef-QuIetand steady. Lard DulEahd SliRht
" IN buyers favor. Cut MSats-frm with 4
moderate dVmArid. BdcUn-QutCt and steady
EGGs-ln moderate request and unchanged.
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JUDGE @. W. sMrTH.-On the Cd. inst.
His Excellency, the Governor, appointed
Capt, g. W. Smith, Of Kanawhs, Judge Oi
the 1eth Judicial Circuit, vioS Hon. james
Fl. Ferguson, resigned. We regard this q
good appointment. The Captain Is good
lawyer, iS generous, upright gentleman.
and will make good Judge. We feel
satisfied that his appointment will be
satisfactory to the people Of the 18th Cir
cuit-RdR. Journal, I. y..H'I-l
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The Difference.
Etom Nt RartN.Dnrq TImes. !.

EfoR, he P1rkffI6urQ TiEEeS.
We learn from the Wheeling lNLRLLI:
0ENcER that the Board Of Supervisors Of
Ohio county fixed the rate Of taxation for
county purposes at 90 cents on the hun
dred dollars valuation. Last year # was
forty cents.
The Board Of Supervisors oil Wood
county fixed the rate Of taxation at 80
cents on the hundred dollars.
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ChicaiIgiio AIafket fn1 oIgoVq

F1ouu-Dull aud 1 shade easiet:. et.a' Fln""
GRAIN-Wheat7-ActlV and StSe hover, closing
at S116H8l 151f for No. 9; this afternoon The
market was fairly active and unchanged Corp-
Quiet andlHc lower, closing at nc for No. 3
this afternoon tho market vas dull at f6)Ifc
seller August. OatR-FAIFly active and Romi
nRlly unchanged: 3kc lower, closing at q az
for old No 2, Rye-SteAdy and quiet At 7HKQ
soc for No. BARLEY Qul0t and trm Of 81 069
4 10 for Nos2l 'f - Irn'i ihIrs
lIOOs-Quiot and 1O9l5c lower; 81 5000 0t
for common 10 extra prime.
CATTLE-Qulet;1I 1Irn and Hnchanged. 1h'
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The Tropbler of Europe In Trouble.
The news Of a great Prussian success
and. French, disaster, Is FULLY confirmed.
The beaten and rctrGating French army Is
concentrating at Metz, towards which the
PruSslans are advancing with the largest
and most splendid army that ever invaded
French soil, flushed with It's recent sue
cesscs, and resolved as one man, TO mako
IN end once for all Of the man who has for
the last 20 years constantly troubled and
menanced the peace Of Europe.
NAPOLEON Is i'll at Chalons- evidently
very III. Paris is in a state Of fearful con.
sternation and excitement, A battle at
Metz, ut latest advlces, was expected in
few hours, and may even now DO raging
a battle ln which the strength ot both
armies Is likely to be engaged, and one
which may be decisive ct once Of the fate
Of Paris and ofNAPoIEoN.
NAPoLEoN may not live to see the
completeness Of the ruin which now
threatens him and his dynasty, but we
do not see how he can avert It a de-
ciSive victory would set him on his feeble
legs again; but that does not seem posi-
BILE in the present condition Of the two
armies, Prussia may not march her ar.
mics to Paris, 1t Is not probable she will
France would make peace first on Prus.
siG's own terms. But IL the war were to
end without another blow, how could
NAPOLEON go back to Paris and keep the
crown on his head q weekt
The Philadelphia Telegraph remarked
some days ago, before the Emperors pres.
ent troubles had fallen upon him;
The growing French discomfort lnSpir.
ed by Tue inGuSpiCious opening Of the
campaign must be appeased. Il remains
to be seen whether Napoleon will have
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aTo THE RESCUE, Ho!-Geptlemen and
Indies, who have Ind their heads contain.
mated with nallseaiing and unctuous hair
dyes, areinyited 10 try Phalon's new dis.
covery, VrrALiA, OR SALVATION FOR THE
HAtR-olear and swectsmellIng, without
sediment .a'7 r',;" 7ggul ~ 80 -.
Sold by all druggists and fancy goods
dealers. S,.. 80 I"' nS, Il, i epd /,
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Philadelpbia Market.

't '"N rrfttEbGLPHIA, AuguStB.
FLeyR-Firm with R'fsir demand; SlpeEane
16SS4xHiwheatUvstyI dun; new, indiana tred
81 6Q61. .kS; Ohio 81 4a31 s.. Rye-Sl l0al u.
Corn-Vcry dull; western yellow $i@1 o. Oats
-DulI: new western G1aSSc!JJ 2a.7at Jns
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. W5sRTgQast ss:sa SSund 81 oao
! ,Oa ..|t gl ,..t.a lgD..f.'" al ,Fy ID s.g
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sunday Amu.emen.s in New ,York.

Tia fml NEW YoRK, August s,
The spirit Of murder was rife in the
metropolis yesterday. John Mcdowell
stabbed Terrence McKeon; In West 31st
street; VIM. Atkins stabbed John Leyton
with an ice pick, in q liquor store, in 9th
avenue: Thos. Kerr cut John Stiger with
pocket knife intiicting u serious wound,
and John Bremen, In ga avenue and Jno.
Kelly, in East 45tllIstreet and John Gro.
gan, in 62d street, were severally assaulted
with stones and severely injured 49,.
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NAPOLEON i'll Al. CHAtONS.
Prussia Makes an Impera'
tive Demand England. .
Talk About the End Of the War.
Paris in Danger.
LoNpoN, August 8.
PARIS, August !.

a., LONDON, August g.
It Is said privately that the Emperor is
III at ChalOns, and Doctors Notation and
Ricard have gone to attend him. '.-
The British foreign Office has an lmperat
tive demand from Prussia that England
stop the shipment Of coal to France or
abandon the pretense ot neutrality.
It Is believed at Antwerp that the war
will end in a week! !n'N4 haa"lh! LJii.!
A Brussels dispatch says: The Kings
speech from the throne confirms the state
ment that France and Prussia have given
written pledges to observe the neutrality
Of Belgium. "HEy .l. " 'l =" a. J
The condition Of Paris Is believed TO be
dangerous. The Empress Is In counsel
with Rouhcr and Schneider -
The Globe says The Prussian Enyoyin-
slsts on criminal proceedings against the
British pilots who are serving on FRENCH
war vessels. The Trinity House has re-
fused this demand. ...
Ships still enter the Elbe and Weiser,
Notwithstanding tho blockade A AFrencll
ram is cruising off Dover. ,i u,a
Pleasure travel still continues in
Switzerland, despite the exigencies Of the
war. '' IL .'NI' 7 '''' -. .'L.
The increase OF the bank rate has a ,ia.
yorable effect upon the grain market by
purging it Of speculative operators on
borrowed 'cdpital. p" 'I-''' '''
Irehhd received the news Of FreMchde-
feat with profound sorrow. Il ~ p0N
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TmY have in Minnesota what they call
an "Anti. Horse Thief Association" No
horse thieves have reformed and joined 1t.
All they had in tho ueighborhood were
cut down too late to take any interest In
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Cincinnati Items.

\. ~" CINcINNAT1, August 8.
Frank Hall, printer, to-day, fell from
the third story OF building to the pave
mont and received serious injuries.
This was another hot day, the most OIl
pressive Of the heated term.
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The Weather Yesterday.
, EzHsrn Union 7tlsorsph 0U'I. Bul9tHN.

ING HtN0TI Union ItIBgF1p7I % q DV8o7V"'
'.Y WHEEIING, Noon, AuguSts
CIucInnGu-Clear In part; wind w.: ther. s5
81, LOuIE-Cloudy; wind w.; ther. 81.
Rlchmopt-C Cloudy; wind .. o.; thOr. 81.
WRIhLugton-CloRdY; wind ~ :; "; ~ Sher SO'
RSltImorV- CLOUDY: wind .. O.; thsT. So
PhIiGdeiphIS-HAxy; wiHd &. W.: theF. ".
Ohicago-CleAF; wind B.; theF. Ga.
New 0rIcanS-ClcaF; wind O.. thGr, s.
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selling ont n Rnilrond.
P0UduKREPsIE, N. Y,

POCdHKREPsIE, N. T., Aug. g.
The Sheriff tomorrow will commence
10 sell all the property in Dutchess county
belonging to thCS Hartford & Erie Rail
road Company. """n"
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EIouT girls are learning the art Of
farming IN the Michigan Agricultural
College, and It Is announced, as q remark
able case Of endurance, that they work In
the field three hourS a day the same as
the youngmGle students. L
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Texan steers Make Raid at Buffalo.
BuFFALo August 8.

Two steers stalnpelel from a drove Of
Texas cattle passing through this city to.
day, and started on a rampage, gOFing
and killing one boy and seriously wound.
ing three other persons One man had
both his shoulders broken. ,... .
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New Yo+k Drv C0od, NIhrKet. 4

.!H t'1"l r. 'sri NEw YoaH! jAHRustR
The trade is more active, especially from arSt
hands. and prices are dIdlhR q Level that muhterO
kot was more lively all around to-day, and where
cOncesSlonb have been made, buyers take hold
win more a4erity. 81 ..---.l- a ,.tI,- N ,-...
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Fearful Excitement"In
'HTLNA5 Paris. = ~, II i
uIlp'E 4I..iLLLA. = ,'ngI l. a.
To Arms! To Arms
The French Concentrating
At Metz, y ,7,a
Where a Great Battle is
Expected Soon. 49,
A LEVY EN- MAssE.

PARIS, August 8.
Paris Is fearfnIly excited over the news
from the 'front.' The universal cry Is,
"to arms! to armsg' The Empress y in
Consultation with-the aepuHesat theTu-
illeries. ,..n.pyI4 .I.s
The Prince Imperial returned last night.
There has!be6n no fighting Holiday. The
latest advlces Bay that the French army
Is concentrating at Metz, where battle,
tits thought will be fought before many
hours.
The departments Of VosGcs and Moselle
have been inundated by order OF the gov.
ernment. ~ s,,s..t...G
A levy en- nasse has been ordered.
Tho ministers are now sitting permanent
ly. Vigorous measures are announced for
tomorrow The Empress proclamation
Is applauded by all classcs.
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Conflicting Runlors from
,ra,..i, London. .,I... 'a,,
HOstilities- Temporarily Sus-
ri pended---A Battle Raging
,t 'rr a,iu ut Metz. omb..g.
Press Comments on Recent
ti...ay Events. .a4a au,
The New French Line OF Defence,

'9o1N an,".7'' LoNDoN, Augustis.
y The French dispatches today. repre-.
sent active hostilities as mOmcntarily slls-
pended, butrumors, prevail that the Prus.
sian armies have concentrated and battle
Is raging before Metz.
The Pal Mall Gazette says: Tho result
Of the recent battle means the triumph oi
the Prussians in the war;. The German
press generally consider the French loss
as irrelrievablC, but there are three French
corps Which have not yet been under fire.
The movement OF retreat was for the pur.
pose Of concentrating, which hAs been eE'
fected, Ind new line Of defence taken
up in the passages OF the VosgIcs.
Mcmahon Loses his Chief Of Staff.
Metz Preparing for Defense.
'O' 0' ''' ~ .''.'"' Pans, Augusat1s.'
The Journal O6lcttl lcontains the follow,
ing dispatches: ,'
"MErz, August =, 0;3O r. II. .
In the battle Of Saturday near Re-
schoffe, McMahon's Chief Of staff, Gen.
Colson, was shot by the Marshal's side.
artillery suffered heavily. McSIullOn is
Gen. Raoult is among the missing. Onr
now IL Communication with Gen. Failley.
q "Metz Is preparing for vig0ronS'dc-
tence."H't' . ~ H w' i #a
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oil the leading social circles. The police
now are looking for him, and are conf
dent that they viii arrest him before two
DAYS hive passed. ~, go
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THE PRUssIANs.ir;E METZ.
Mcmahon Retreatiug Towards
Nancy.
LONDON, August 8

LONDON, august o.
The PrusSian forces menace Metz and
st. Avoid. McMShon continues to re.
treat towards Nancy,
There were iIluminatiOns and public re.
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TO THE REPUBLICAN VOTERS
OF OHIO COUNTY.


Al a meeting Of the Republican Execu:
tive Committee Of Ohio County, held at
the Office OF the! IsFil1IleENCER, Mon.
day evening August tsth, q jaas agreed to
make the following recommendations res.
pecting
TowNaH1E coNyRFEIoNS
THAT these be held Saturday evening
August 18th, 1870; at the following places:
Washington ToWnShlp-1Ut Ward uoDO House.
Madison Tg. -oM City Hall: bSes
tTnlofFp -R6ut6 and Ready HoSe EIOuSsG !
Centre Tp.-GnGrds Hose House.
Webster Tp. School House. !.
RItchls Tp.-SchOol House.
And tile country townships at the gg
d places Of votfn9 y { ~ ~ " ~
That tho meetings In the city begin at
7r. NJ. and IN the country at o'clock P.
M That the delegates to. the County
Convention, and the candidates nomf.
mated, for the 9townshlp offices TO be
SsoSeR by!balIOt, the meeting appointing
inspectors to receive and count the ballots.
That the polls be kept open for ballots,
le the county till4,lff N sp apd i44 the s city
till 0 P. n.
That the number ofdelsgate6 u tho
County Convention be three from each
township. ma
We further recommend that lsy.
THE REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION
for the nomination Of County Officers and
members Of the House Of Delegates and
toIarrange for the nomination ol a candi-
date for Senate, be held at the. Court
House, at 10 O'clock a. NJ, Monday, Aug
16, 1870. JoHN MCLuRE, Chairman.
AUGUSTUS PoLLAqK, Stcy. 'H.T y
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NaiImakers' Strikes in, Massachu-
s. settS.
.,,. .,. BosToN, August 8.
The nailmakers' at Weymouth are on a
strike. Those at Taunton have given no.
tice that they will suspend work unless
the demand Is accecdel to. 4n.nj ,
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Commercial and Financial.
New York Money and stock Market,
.N' Nvvp Yop,, AnOr0tQ

Gold was the centre Of interest In Wall street
today. Other markets.. except Government
bonds, which are fairly active, are very dull.
Gold Is EevcrIsh and excited on large transactions,
and 10 depressed. Chiefly Gales to German bankers
are operating on tho theory that the Prnsslan
victory means short and decisive war. Before
opening sOme sales Were mAde at 120A TO 1l9k.
The first recorded ESlewa4 Rt llg, tho prlcO fall
Ing to 1885,, rising 10 lI9k aud falling 10 1855:
on Ah advance In bonds In Europe recovering TO
ll8ti; closing weak Ut IIHk0l19ITt, Carrying
rates I04 per cent; latest Fatc4 per cent. Clear
ANcRN tAl mn NM II = Ta4l.T
MONEY-EaSy at 41S per icGnt on cali.
SrERLINI-Dull vi lO0k6biOgL.
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joicing last night in Hamburg, Dresden,
and other cities.
The French prisoners are everywhere
kindly treated.
French Relations with other Powers
.. Satisfactory. 1 .
@ .all PARIS, August =,
The remainder Of the Garde NationalG
is 10 be incorporated with the GHrde
Mobile. The two corps arc to lie organic,
ed in O single body at once, az 10y
The Journal 0BiciAI says that tile relA.
tions Of Franco with! other powers art
satisfactory, and that htG events have
developed rather than weakened this feel
Ing. - ~
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-12-08

- Cine 8rpbe @nsabl fir ben aetiuen
Dtenf untau9lide .Sffstere fRo 8en,dB
Der GpnQ1eb>@ Site pom Is. Suit 1870
tuur& bas &riees Mtntfert1m aus htut
Ditnfe Yerabf9tept rprpet. Die auf
btele @efie III Rubefarb serftbtrn Off.
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