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The New York herald., 1870-08-27
KING WILLIAM AT SAAFBRuCk
Prussinn Proclamation 70 the French

Prussan Proclamation TO the French.
The King Of Prussia Oh leaving Saarbrnck ad-
dressed TO the French people the following pr0cla
muton.-
August II, 1870
We, William King OF Prussia make known what
follows 10 the inhabitants Of the French territories
occupied by The German armies:--
AS the Emperor Napoleon has attacked by sea and
an1 The German nation, which ask cd ana Still asks
only to live at peace with tue Freacn people have
taken the command Of the German armies to rspel
this aggression, ani have been led ty q concur.
renee or military events to cross the frontiers into
France Tue war which carry on Is directed against
soldiers and not against French citizens. These last
VIII continue to en,oy security Tor tier persons ri
long as they avoid any hosIle attack on the German
troop5--an attack when would deDnve ne Of the
right of granting them my protection.
By special dispositions, which Will be In due form
communicated 20 the pubic, the generals command.
MT the different corps will determine the meas ures
to be taken concerning cOlnmuDes and inoivIdu ais
placing themselves out OF the usages Of War. Tney
Will aiso rezuiate In the same form, everything that
relates 10 the requisiuon5 which may be Judged
necessary for supplying the wants Of the troops.
While they Will At the same Llnie HX the rate OF eX-
change Tor French and German money, IN order 10
facilitate individual transactions between the troops
and the inhabitants. WILLIAM,
The New York herald., 1870-08-27
RUSSIA.

The Great Pontfcai Partles-uo,x rh.v svr
pathlxe in the Wnr.
communication from st. Petersburg. in a pray,e
journal. and reproduced after translation IN paris.
has tho suboined:--
war between France and Prussia has been
looked for here ever since the peaco OF Prague INT
NO one thought that the conflict would burst ONT inst
now. The most influential party In Russia, that ia
the slave OF national. at tie head OF which is the
Crsaiemi'eh. hos daciaied ior FraDco.Rusajan aI.
The New York herald., 1870-08-27
IN HESSE-DARMS TADT.

Tho Grand Dnke to the Army.
The Grand Duke OF Hesse- -Darmstadt issued the
Following proclamation to MS troops:--
SoLDIERs-rhe rapidty OF events has not per.
mtted me to see yoa all before the struggle which
y commencing to thank you for your joyous ardor
IN deience Of our just cause. Ny most ardent
WISHES accompany you. Remember the glory which
MS hesslan nag has always acquired. Show your
ssves M worthy OF the great duties you have 10 &c
csSupnsn s under the celebrated General IN Chief or
s0e confederation. Victory is yours
The New York herald., 1870-08-27
French Legislative Debate With the
Prusslans Coming to Paris.
Benedetti and Bisrnarck--.Another
Secret Treaty.
French Reports Of the Position
in the Field.
BaX;aine Knows the Prussian Al
System.

The European mali by the steamship Ca,abria
reached this city yesterday evening from Boston.
Our newspaper fles dated to the 10th OF August.
The journals supply the following interesting details
OF the progress OF the war additional TO the HERALD
special correspondence,
The New York herald., 1870-08-27
NEW YORK CITY.
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Accidents, Inquests Arrests and Everyday ItomS
Of Metropolitan News Gossip.

inc Following record will show the changes in shel
"mperature for the past twenty-four hours In com@
par'Son with the corresponding DAY OF last year, al
,nuicated by the Thermometer ut Hudnut's phar.l
", M
The New York herald., 1870-08-27

Edward L. Fargo, broker was yesterday ar
rested by detectives McDougal ana CIapp, ON a
bench warrant Issued py District Attorney Caryin.
up for trial.
The New York herald., 1870-08-27

While excayaing yesterday for a sewer In First
avenue near Third street, william McKahey. or lI7h
street near Thhi avenue. was buried under ths
earth by Il caving in OF an embaukmcnt. lie was
dug out by his fellow wOrkmen but slightly injured.
The New York herald., 1870-08-27

German named Smith, without home or friends.
was yesterday morning found dead in bed at 22s
william street, where he had taken LODGINGS the
night previous. lie WAS sixty live years OF age
The New York herald., 1870-08-27

Thc central Park bani VIII perform on the Mall az,
mittnZ. ~ w.
The New York herald., 1870-08-27

Al Hm2aenmu-rhe Buttle Field.
HAGuENAU, Augusts, 1870.
At three O'Clock the headquarters were moved to
this place. The road passed through
THE BATTLE FIELD,
which was two miles long. great part OF your
readers have seen many battle fields. This was my
0rst and hope my last, Hill and dale are strewn
with the relics OF mortality. There horses struck
In a moment OF action lying with necks arched and
foot upraised men who died in commissions OF agony
and some who dropped peacefully to sleep-shatered
and whole, friend and foe lay sde by side, awaiting
the decent offices Of the over-taxcd troops detailed
70 bury the dead. was the last touch TO the hor-
rors OF the scene, that though but few hours had
passed since tile lighting was over horrible s ench
already poisoned the air. Notwithstanding the ter
rlDle character OF tile spectacle, could not help
noticing the characteristic attitudes cf the dead.
The Germans and French lay as you would have
expected them TO- Just as we see men lying IN rest or
not model OF grace, aud those who were not too
much shattered with their pale, s;onecolored COM
pexl0n dlminutive forms, cxqulSely delicate hands
and Wild faces. looked more like art than death.
The French, whether out Of ignorance malice,
are exempted from ali attack, ana the peasants
hung q member Of the sanitary commission whom
shey iound alone tending the wounded.
without the neutrality badge. notw withstanding that
by treaty they are Obliged to wear 1t. They had not
should come 10 need Its protection.
Ono Of the culrassler regiments which was ami
hilated entered hop dcd, where were a company OF
the Ninety-1rth regiment and three companies OF
pioneers. The Germans mistooK the French for
Bavarans, and allowed them to come within fifteen
PAGES. Discovering the mistake when flight was
almost hopeless, they opened "quck fire." Crhls Is
only done In cases OF extreme need because the gun
becomes 50 hot that no longer hold It.] The
French regiment attempted TO break through. But
few lived to reach the other side Of the field. when
they were met by moro Prussians, VINO finished the
slaughter.
General MacMahOn was wounded at the baltic.
Brumath is taken and the French again routed.
The New York herald., 1870-08-27

HvetuRo VInperHture yesterday y..........,..., "a
"IIeaaGo Isss ,e"psra'ure ior corresponding date
The New York herald., 1870-08-27

horse attached 10 wagon containing Panline
Laurie and Lena Gence, OF No. 1I3 East Eghty-dfih
street, yesterday ran away at the OF Eighty
fifth street and Fourth avenue, breaking the wagon
and throwing the females out, without iDjuring
thom.
The New York herald., 1870-08-27

Last evening as the steamer Sylvan Grove wnch
replaced the Norwaik, sunk in a collision short
time since) was returning from Couey Island, she
colliled with a schooner, name unknown, cnttin.c
away the bow or the latter she came on up 10 her
docA, and the fate or the latter Is UNKNOWN.
The New York herald., 1870-08-27

The War Debate in tho Legisnture--Con-
fusion und dTgmali--Crigniuationa n nd Rccrini-
1nntion--Drcad of the Prussian ss,yoop on
The New York herald., 1870-08-27

The Marcus Hanan wing OF the ''cranky political
machine kncwn as the Fifteenth ward William N.
Tweed Association, held meeting last night at 155
Broadway, but there nothing to 'ralse a rue
tiou'i about, the needing deyoil Of It's charac-
terlstc ylvacity. Not even pistol shot vas fred
but ilie renting OF Il meeting room was spccuated
upOna little
The New York herald., 1870-08-27

Al the YOrkvie Police Court yesterday Catnarino
Crmy, of No. 327 East Thirtvarst street, preferred
a complaint against her husband Henry, VINO. she
alleged heat her the head aud different partz
Of the body with club CAUSING her serious injury
and great loss OF blood. The husband denied thS
charge, nut was nevertheless committed for trial.
The New York herald., 1870-08-27


to the frontier to the right and left Of the railway
from ForDach to Metz, pushing their skirmlshers to
within three leagues Of the latter place.
The N0rd on Its side says
AS far can be judged by these contradictory and
not very clear n!ormations, the army Of Prince
Frederick Charles appears TO bc opposite the bulk OF
the French forces, massed between Metz and the
Med; the division OF General Steinmctz seems to
have advanced its outposs as far as POnt-a-Mous.
son, where 1t Is IN communication with the Prince
Royals right wings the latter advancing by the line
OF Strasbourg 10 Paris doubtless proposes to turn
the French positions, which would thus hnd them.
Charles to the right by Gsneral Stenmetz, and in
the rear by the Prince Royal. In the case OF a dc.
feat Of the frat by the French, the last would find
himself In dansefous position, placed as he would
camp OF Chalons In Ills ront This latter Is about to
be considerably augmented by the corps newly formed
In Paris. On the other hand, the corps under Gene
raj StenmetZ are apparently intended to support as
formation resulting from several tclegrams is that
the Germans have found, in the various forts Of the
Vosges which they have occupied, abundant stores,
which fact leads to the suppostion that the retreat
OF MacMnhon's and de Faiy's corps was much more
precipltate than was at first supposed. We must
add. on this matter, that Bitche, which was also
believed TO be Abandoned Is et In the hands Of tho
French according to news from u German source
II is only occupied by lew companies OF the Guard
Mobile. The Prussians have contented themselves
with observing 1T with small detachment.
Incidents at Wocrth and Wissembours.
M. Clarelie In the Cloche OF August IL, mentions
some acts Of herosm during the combats Of Wis
sembourg and Woertb. He says
think of those two gendarmes. who at Freusen-
burg, Win loot chasseur, when abandoned
by the army, rescued alone four carloads
Poor simple heroes. whose names viii not be
known, and who returned calmly to the soldiers
saying There ~ biscuit for youp think RlsV vi
The New York herald., 1870-08-27

superintendent Jourdaf, who for several days has
been lying quite I'll at his residence Is Becoming
rapidly convalescenr. Yesterday he was able 10 sit
up Tor some Time, and his physicians hone u have
hiisl CUT in "a few days. lie VIII Mke; nrGceed
South for week or two 10 recuperate and rest.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-05-21
Dissolution Nnficn

HE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE pYtsrrNo
between ". Treat and ". O. Gtbbs. uud,r ,b,,
nam" OF treat gibbs. II this day dissolved by mn
t"h consent W C. Gibbs will settle all indrbt.Inrs.
incurred To- date by the firm and " NJ t., =, aI
authorized to collect all outstanding accounts.
". ". TREAT
Mountain City. New, April 27th, 1870. mt.I,n
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-05-21
THE ELK0 INDEPENDENT.
SATURDAY. NAY "a. 1870.

IDEA OF DEhrH.-That death and sleep are
very much alike, the sages all tell rs: bat see
how attractiyoly Leigh Hunt describes the
latter: lit : a delicious moment certainly.
that Of being well nestled in bed, and feeling
that you will drop gently TO sleep The good
is to conse-nO; past; the limbs have been just
tired enough to render the remaining II one
position delightful: the labor of the day is
done A gentle failure of the perceptions
come creeping over one; the spirit Of con-
sciousness disengages itself more and more
with SLOW and hushing degrees, like the low
ing mother detaching hsr hand from that OF
her sleeping child; the mind seems 70 have a
balmy lid closing over il, like the eve: It's
closing-'tis closing-'tis closed. The mys-
ferrous spirii has gone to take ITS rounds"
NEAELT all the rum made in the United
States Is distilled IL Massachusetts,, aud the
distlleries are situated around Boston. The
Boston Post, IL recent review Of the trade
IN New England ruin, SAYS tina; the greater
part OF the export Is sent to the African coast
IND points with pride TO the cargo Of q recent
bark which consisted OF rutn, tobacco, and
four missionaries.
II is not work that kills men. it is worrv.
Work Is healthy; you can hardly put more
upon man than h. can bear. Worry is rust
upon the blade. IL IS not the revolution thar
destroys the machinery, bu; the friction.
Fear secretes acids but love and truth aye
sweet juices.
man in La Grange, Indiana. has sued
thiEty-siL citizens for presenting him with q
new suit Of clothes. He didn't like the ma
terial, which Was mixed goods, feathers and
tar, and such things He had borrowed q
sheep skin with horse under it.
OLD lady, looking across the street-'what
number does Mrs. Jones stop at:" Jones
Well, ma'am, she has now four boys and
six girls, but whether she means to Stop AT
Id,
blockhsad"'
\ Boston firm advertises to cure dyspepsia
for tao dollars, and when they receive the
money, send the victim picture Of = wood
saw and siwDuck. This Is ahead of uutInegs
made Of pine.
A very volatile young lord, whose conauests
III the female world were numberless, at last
married. Now, my lord" said his wife. Il
hope you'll mend" Madam" said he.
this IS my las; folly"
IaITArE the example Of the locomotive. He
runs along, whistles over h Is work, Yet never
takes anything bat water when he wants TO
wet his whistle"
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-05-21

Is NO NEW OR USTRIED SOSTRUM But A
scientific Preparation. which has been thoroughly
tested Tor many years In Thousands cases In hos
piI campo, and private practice. positively proving
lt-ei !" possess the power Of curing pain and
IN many OF its seVrrest forms. Some the diseasea
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follows:
Cures Cholera, a Ia ole n- AIorbus DIarr
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Fever and ASue In one day;
Cntarrh I'm the Head or Throat;
Pain I'm the Back r Side. 10 minutes
Bad Coughs or Colds Ina one day;
PIrurisy In one day;
Deafness, Asthma, Piles, bronchial Anse-
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P'psiA, ErysipeIas, Liver com pIRInt
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The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-05-21
MOTTO T..

ITO THE CREDITORS or THE ESTATE OF W IL
SIMPSON. DECEASED.
Notice i hereby given 10y the UNDERLINED Admin.
!atratuF % the above named estate the creditors Of
aHd all persons having claims against " H. Simpson
lat OF the town aud county "f Ilko. deceased
LinIt TIE same, with the necessary yuucherz within
four months from the publication Of this motto.
10 the IrEsigrd - his office the iusn Of EIko
IL J. CAuI. Public Administrator.
Elko. April p. $50 aaJIw
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-05-21
April 1870
DIssNLrTINN nE rnrAI.rNEnsu1r
Elko. Nevada, Arr.l 10. 1870.
DISSOIuTIOM

| III COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EXISTING
u between Isaac Merritt and James c. Sellers IN
,' '.' name pi sellers * Merritt. Merritt Go Il,
u,r nay dissolved 10y mutual consent Isaac ", rrit,
~! settle all indebtedness incurred to date for tb
hfn and Is alone authorized collect all outstanding
OS''"'7 ISAAC MERRITT
,,, JAMES C. SELLERS
Witness; GEoEOE ". TuuSEY
Mountain City. April 9th, 1870 aplslm
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-05-21
C.O.D.-WALTHAM WATCHES-C.OD

"h1on -C.u.D
LATEST IMPROVEMENTS
FULLER ~ CO., late VI. T. Chairman 4 Co,
Removed to 40. Is John street. New York
WE will send single wAITHAM WATCHES ON
W order In solid Gold and silver Case. OuIy las.
express to any part % the United States 10 lac r,iI
Tor on delivery, after examination, at ,yholcs,ic
prices The buyer Ia pay all express charges
me company guarantee sent with each Watch
send FOR illustrated Circulars giving fun infor
JclO-ly
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-30

Tomorrow morning; at eleven o'clock. the
drawing Of the Louisiana Lottery will take
place; and at five minutes past eleven some
lucky person will be fifty thousand dollars
richer than be or abe mad been five minutes
before. Who the lucky person will be, Is
vet in the womb Of time: and every ticket
holder can SEQ no reason why the brillian:
prize should not fall to his or her lot But
who the drawer of the prize viii rot be is
already as wen known as srnshine-the per
son who neglects to purchase ticket. The
fifty thousand dollar prize is, however, only
one among many, for there are prizes OF
thirty, twenty, ten thousand down to prize .
Of one thousand dollars. And even these
last ones. Of which there are twenty-five,
are not hard to take. When the drawing is
over the fortunes Of scores Of people will
be improved, and many families slad1ened.
1t is yet time.to purchase ticket, at least a
part of one.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-30
OFFICIAL NOTICES.


:
IN CONFORMITY WITH AN ORDKR OF THE
II Hon0Eable the FouxtA DISTRICT Court q New Or
Leans, dated the twentyeighth day Of November,
1870 the undersigned appointed Qenanniastoners hy
said court, the application OF the city OF New Or
Gil for the purpose of making An estimate and as
sessment for the opening Of Union street, in the
First District, from Dryades to Rampant streets,
pursuant to q plan drawn by Louis H. Pihe,
Surveyor, q copy of which is filed In the Aforesaid
court, do hereby propose to open said street as
follows: r
Union street, in the First District. from Dryades
to Rampant street q dist8nce Of one hundred and
ninety-One feet and ten inches. by uniform width
of thirtytwo feet and one inch The said street to
be opened per plan herewith filed for special
reference
Notice is given to all persons interested that the
undersigned Commissioners have deposited copies
Of the said estimate and assessment concerning the
opening of said street, with plan thereto annexed
with the Clerk of the said Fourth District Court for
that the reports of said estimate and assessment
by the undersigned Commissioners will be presented
to said court for confirmation according to law,
on WEDNESDAY, the fourth day of January, 1871.
All persons, whose rights and interests may be
affected thereby, may state specially their Otjec-
lions in writing, ten days after the last
of this notice; such objections to be filed with the
Clerk OF said Fourth District Court In order that
said Commissioners may reconsider and after or
amend their said estimate and assessment, ii they
deem proper, before presenting the same for con.
frmation, according TO law.
LOUIS ST. MARTIN,
OHCAR ARROYO,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-30
AVIS.

NOEFORMEMRET A IN ORDRR DE- LHONORA-
" Bile Quatrieme Cour de District de Ia Nouveue
Orleans, date u % novembTe, 1870 he's sOussgnGs
NOMINEES cOminiss.res par Il Gite cOur, Ia reqIte
dc Ia vile DE- Ia NO1lvelk Orleans ct cOnfOrmement
d resolution du consel de vile, dams le but DO
fouverture de h de fUnion, dams le Premier
District, de L. rue des Dryades a Ia rue des Rem.
parts. suivant plan dress6 par l. II. Pile,
arpenteur don't cope est enregistree In dite
Quatrifme Cour, proposent fouvrir La dite rue
CONNIE suit
La rue de FUnicn, dams h Premier District. de Ia
rue des Dryades a Ii DIES Remparts, dams une
etendue en- EonSue1ir DE- cent-qaatrevi nst ONE
pieds ct dix pOuces, sur Une largeur unifOrme de
ftre ouverte cOnform6lnent au plan depos6 pour
reference spectacle
Avis est dOnne 4 toutes personnes interess6ea que
les cpmmissaires soussignes ont depos6 des copies
des dts assessments ct destinations cOnCeTnant
Pouverture de IL dite rue. un plan annex
pour etre nspect35 par les interesses, ct que IL
rapport des dts assessements ct estimatiOns par
les dits commissioners SerA presente Ii ute COUr
pour etre par ellie confines commencement Ii EO
Il MERCREDI, ianvier. I871
Toutes les per6oRnes don't les drOits on he's inte
r6ts peuvent sen tr0uver afectes po,rront xposer
hours objections par ecrit, dix tOurs apres In der
devant etre deposees ct enfegistrees au CRETE do
Ia dite Quatrieme Cour de District, atm que les tts
commissioners sOussgnes p1lissent reprendre en- con-
Alteration ct alt4rer on amender leurs dts as
sessements ct destinations. sils h jugent conve-
nable, avant de les presenter pour etre confrmes,
conformeme0t Ia lOi-
JOHN L LEW1R
LOUIS ST. MARTIN,
OSCAR, ARROYO,
dell Is - "a COmmisaairpa.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-30

CIRCUIT COURT OF TIKI UNITED Staten FOR
PIE FIFTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT AND DISTRICT
OF LOUISIANA
vyyHH UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, TO ALL
whom these presents shall so,a-S Sas;naS n
chased at sale made By the Marshal Of the
United States for the District of louisiana the
property hereinafter described has applied to said
Court and Obtained an order authorizing the clerk
in whose office the deed OF sale was recorded en-
the twenty day Of September, 1870 to issue
monitiou or advertisement in conformity to an act
of the Legislature OF the State OF Louisiana entitled
An Act relative to Munitions and mode Of Pro-
ceeding," approved the fifteenth day OF March,
1883.
Now, therefore. know We, and all pessons inter
csted herein, are hereby cited and admonished in
the name of the United States OF America, and OF
the said Circuit Court of the United States, who
can set up any right, tit lie or claim in and to the
property hereinafter described i'll consequence OF
any in fcrmalty i'm the order decree or Judgment OF
the court under which the sale was made. or any
rreguiarity or illegAty in the appraisenients and
advertisements. in time or manner OF sale, or Tor
auy defect what to show cause within thirty
days from the day this montiOn is first inserted in
the public papsrs My 50 aue Snou'o not
The said property sold by the Marshal Of the
District aforesaid, on the twenty eighth day of
September 1870 by virtue Of writ of heri facias.
issued by this Court the sixth day of June, 1870,
i'll a suit entitled. James H. Shepherd VS. Clement
g. Watson No 1923 Of the docket of this Court, at
which sale the said James II. Shepherd became the
purchaser for the price Of twenty-one hundred
dollars, 81 1907.
Description Of property, as given in the judi
cial conveyance. viz:
4 certain cotton plantation, situated on Bear
Lake. in the parish Of Madison, in this state and
composed of fractional southeast quarter Of section
six containing one hundred and thirtyeight acres
fractional northwest quarter Of section eight, CON
tanning one hundred and forty One acres; the north
east quarter Of section seven. containing one hun
dred and sixty.twO 2l-l0O acres; fractional
southwest quarter OF section five, containing one
hundred aud fifty 54-lOO acres; the northeast
quarter Of section six, containing one hundred
and fifty-twO JO-l0O acres; the northeast quar-
ter of section six, containing one hundred and
sixty acres the south halt of northwest quarter
aud the west half Of southeast quarter Of section
Ave, containing hundred and fiftynine 81 LOO
acres and the southwest quarter of section six,
containing one hundred and yseven 7ol0O acres:
all in township seventeen Of range twelve east and
ALSO the southwest quarter Of northeast fractional
quarter Of section thirtysi1. township eighteen,
range eleven east. and containing forty-twO lol0O
acres
Witness the Honorable Salmon P. Chase, Chief
Justice Of the supreme Court OF the United
States, at New Orleans this twenty .second day
of December, A. ~, 1870. and the ninty-hft
year of the Independence OF the United States
of Anexaesf. u. URBAN, <ueYk.
Ge2J iAlS q