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Il: Ne .r, to hclie@e the French rel.oyts
= s;.,s.at,s:E frtrn the government at Tours,
vi lu.!I is. compelled to conclude that
/; str Lad ss,l,ottled himself from Metz.
N, III k;- m.rcs, north to~ard tersaun,
- !l.r..slll.. ltia yet an 3nco1upFehensi-
-. f.. ..s,!yt If tllis .:stuI,aiyn That no effort
l. ,a... l., famine to break through TO
t!.+.- -y..tl. ,t -uutL.ast of Metz, rather tllau
T.. IT.. r,,r.!. Ar,i vest. Besides the calp
~: ,rn l-;k-E.tein, nt Toul, where 1GA,-
,ne, "a. y .1. >..'i to he assembled there is
..,.c.a,~i!..sas!r furc. tn the soutl Of Metz.
MD I.,,l l. , f,r we>s OF south Rs to pre-
,.;,: s:o Immediate nf,.tac1c tI an attempt
~ move ont frsnn Metz enthusiastically,
IT. IL. direction Of Nancy. or ,LrouSh
the v.,t:.~ Slnuntaias. still furthe-
eastward. l;az1inc seems rather
,rr>,>,sE,iy AID un,s,ccrssfnlly to
p,r,d nway at lis prison bars in front,
ul,i-. ~ for q, can Ire judged at this dis
,;,-c... hc tl.ss not even turn to see If his
laser la> left .he hack door open
II Dszalne's object is simply to e>capo
frau. Metz. an escape Suuthcast~ard.y
would soon enable him, by e1eteur. tu
,,.,,,. Himself ut aon,c poin, in the gen
IRA, ,L;cnl cesitrr of France where an army
81 lsrEe aud we'll disciplined AZ his w.'ala
f.rn, All invaluable nucleus aEoursa whict
10 s-u,ul,lc the much-needc3 Grad Army
u: rrnnee. Bat. escaping to the north
u.,:unrd, he must either take shelter il
J,rnville, where he would lie at Rrcate'
,l.>a,lsantnge rs to supplies than under thu
~.l.- If Metz, or to Eert1un, which wonlt
pr*:.rAl.le, OF he must run the risk o.
i,i':r }~'nn..l M. 1ik. N1acMahon. on tn
l"'H,.dAt"e of rc1gian. II be succeeds it
1AArchi1g t"warl Paris he is certain to IN
tn::fr'st"l ty the bc.iesiug army, which
.4Lrut 1t. lets than four or FIVE times Iii.
.,~u- Aa'l this. too. With the army of Fred
rrlck Charles pressing On lis rear. We 10,
no possible 1oute of escape for 1sazain,
therefore ezcep: soutlward into Ceutra
" southern France. There be would A.y
.a,,ssm'xs, Of population to rec7u;
from, and might SO enlazgu h;s army as I.
1t. allie 70 assume the offensive
Simultaneously with the doubtful rnme
Of p.xaino's escape, We 1nre equally gu.
t;,.s.sl,le French reports OF general NOV
men, among the German troops arour
PARIS, indicating their Withdrawal to a
other field of nrt5"r. This looks hse
, 1870-10-18

Appointments Of $P~akcrs.
T.r t...i,-,n- ,,. orir.4:!y aan.uaeei BY t.a
S:A:r rr'sa, Cn!1mt:s.t:
:; .~.aa. t. ]. th;LE>Ha 1iis speak as tu-
toE-:
;,rr,n. l~u.t:. rounry. Tuesday, O .te''.r IS.
Ataa:a Lfsaa fuants. Nc lue~t9ay. 0.so3er -
t,sv-run- .'t--'5 VII $r*:a& only as announced
- .h:- ~ Tsntts-e- ... .-
A;.r. Tuesday. tst~rer u, ev,,atas.
,l!. Es1'e- Ntfursd1-. 0c.ober .s- !. n.
G".~-a' 1nZan ri -ps-4k un!y ns a1no11ce.1 hy
t,.- ,a.cEr'~r
,.~ar:s' Z y RATES. sat. Treasurer, will
H--&k ~ fnf<~4:
1.7rn.n, Trat..sv. bc:ft,er Is.
t1f~,f,:'ass II. W.s1ces.say. October ~.
f* >:stc II na'ot, Eighteenth District, Will speak
T-a.nsr.A. 0c"oa.-rla
FsaaAf..-:. tAf,'--- -
!. y. III -+ItE1I- Rrpu!,ic4n eantili..e f,s
fH rr-<s n 'h tE:h tnncE = .=oEa: District, Vii
Hp-.k s. fo:i ~s.
Wh,-hsl, Tu+<4:as Ocso.-- Is.
ttarnt.'s.r. N.-i- .-<fas. tsctpncg -.
!i's. LYMAN TlstADt'LL VIII speak ~ fol-
.rs.
~-7-sn-' I, ,a--a'.-r y. ee-9Inc.
Nh4 n.:Y.r-n-1 ft-: e',e~ y. rE..etne.
.~v--n,1- l,,'iS u. PALMER w.l speak u fol-
rs.
F."tE-y-t':r'4r. Is. 4r III
Il r.. fh's t.-r - ~reuinr
tt'r II T. s.1'K"!1sRD Republican Candidate
- ':.ss-s II sh- Thru district. Will speAk As
E."tst:
ii.r",~1. 10 par4ess coua'r. Tuessa5. ocso-
s:',r.'~'ta. - Davies ccnar.. "Wednesday. oc-
r.t+r.9
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LL&SCl9-
1ed Reddish, 0f Jersey Et urty, has orer Elk
hnedrcd acres OF fall wheat In On his farm near
Fieldon, whteh locks well enough to Yield sc,1oo
bushels Of wheat cxtlarve.t-
The Springfield Journal eays: 'tThe real
e.tate OF the late Jacob St.awn, Jr, at Jackson-
Etle Is to he sold to pay his debts. Tnls Includes
tic Opera House at jacksonville, which was
originally erected By his father a. monpmen, ~
his memory, and, with the Improvements made
upon It by his sou, ccss slso,ea.
IOWA.
The sigou1nes ytsr. relates that the Rev. T; J.
Holloway, the Methodist Minister ut that place.
has abandoned hls wife and child, aud, under The
rrets nee 1t going to Conference, alopets fo1 his
Cid home in Mississippi
The StoHI City Stus e1ys: Zone Of our
physicians was called on yesterday 10 visit 1Adv
residing beyond Perry C-cek. On examination it
Tas fout thar la.ge, Irregular hole had been
sso.tI In ht. head just hthinL the car. xlose.
examination proyef thzt vermIu from her a.t!nc~
l7I hair had forced theis way nearly through The
bone. The doctor who attended her described
her condition as horrible
The Cedar Fails d:a.e.te SAYS the contractors
on the VALLEY Road are ruuLinx two sets Of banas.
and w6riing night and DAY. Had 1t no, been for
the bad weather. the road would have beea turned
uvet ~ the company By the 1ish, but 1t will prob
zhlr take until the 14th to complete the WORK
Track laying will soon commence, the mos. Of the
Iron being uow on the ground. The comp4ns ill.,
tend 70 have The lower end Of the line completed
to Cellar Rapids By the 1st Of December.
TEcoSs1S.
Eau Claire dedicated it, new 0pe,a uouse on
Wednesday last. Ole Isull and Mtss Dena Ha,t
feiier Assisted In the exercises.
1SpIASA.
An enmlsJ Of gercf4i yeaFs between A. Todd
and hts son, At La4ro, culrein2tetl last week In
TencoDt:e. in which tho fataer got daaccrously
thrashed.
The storJ o! the man Lackay, who claimed
10 hare been robbed OF $ls,o0 on the highway.
near Kokomo, has been p.uven . tie.
The Lafayette Courier OF the 18th SAYS: A
lauehablr incident occurred last night during the
rlay OF The Lady Of LJona-' In the scene where
HeoHscanf attempts To otler personal injury TO
Pauline, Claude bushes In, aut. In Tie sculae to
rescue her, Received a hl ~ On The nose, witch
cau>ed the blood to low freely. While he who l.u-
personated c'aude Nrinott< perfectly wns bleeding
profusey. PuHtine, IN the sweetest vuce, said: y
am 70 Rlad that this a1slr has ended withou:
saoodshe't' Here Ia where the langh came II, and
the audience laughed most heasu,y.s
MINNESOTA =
Rsav eagle was recently Killed near Onion
Lakes, IN Rice t;ounty. that measured nearly
seven and ane-half feet from tip to tip Of i,s
wtngr. and ovcs three from the bill to the end Of
Its tall.
The Wtnona i ST. Peter Railroad has 11ed
map with the Governor OF Minnesota, showing
the completion Of the road from the 1G0-mje most
near Wa<eca, to the hanks OF the Minnesota
River. opposite St. Peter, diasaace Of IS miles,
making the entire length OF the road 1856 mlIes
0HIo.
DR.. Ftancts hoy aud his wtfc took a walk a,
EulumbuE. one 4lAy iAst week aftrnrt1nr rnnch a..
, 1870-10-18
PERSONAL

Miss Kate, nierc o! Mr.. Elizabeth Cady stan
tn, Is studying laE 10 Providence, i.
-Eesefnof tladt has aasin refused to parrlon
O'Ratd *in, The Prize tighter, who is NOW IN the
.aclfta n.onth OF hts eighteen mouths ser
teEec.
-Ru1es, the B.ngnAMton burglar au,t murder
~, fought 50 haoi With The rrt>on ntnctals. few
''ays eince. *ti1e they were eudeAyo:irs to hold
',ta fsE Photographic purposes. that he had to lie
rat unter the influence Of chlnro!o.m.
. The annuity seccse.. hy Hudson. tho de-
'hltned railroad King, u &, ,ein payable monthly
and protected from any caAim Of E:ISants.
"a N"~4fnsk letscF sa!k: =" t;e.pguc Nelssonler,
rosa BouheuT, and other French artists, are ,n-
lending 10 c1Ee 10 New York to i've until he war
is ove:, anil. perhaps, to ses1ie permanently, II
the. Ike the 1ooks ct things
AT tue term Ut shr Supreme Cpart, recently
hclt Il Dover, y. Il, Frank r. cut1ier obtained
verdict Of taoo, ~ compensation tor the los, o!
an eye. shot ont b. youth named Wase.house.
whose defence was thai cn1ter ha+i been acting
the part OF wlhi animal, aud that he hssl nrej
hts gua in the belief that he was what be rcprs-
sentel himself to be.
-The winnipeg Mrs L<t:Sr of tAc Isl ,nss. Ia
very Indignant :ceauEe MI. Gtrard. the Treasurer
Of Aantooa. a. mct, greeted, and coayesxets With
the seoundre1 R!ei. nine E1ics gso:1 the spoI
where the murderer ca1scsl thu tcatn Of p,p1
Scctt snd pEpn!s"s 10 caEnstc.c such fsc'e, ever
II they should be dacAs!nS 10 certain elements II
| the government"
-BHGhsu1 TourR SAID, IN discourse At Sal,
Lake: ave Know there are a crest mtu5 1hc
Ieffud upon moral Tile for futurs harrluess sud
Joy, believing iha. will prove satisfactory. car
| EEL tcu that would rather have ahe prast.ee
oia good moral religion, without any faith 1t III
in q supreme Being, than 10 have faith in Sn
prene Being without any moral. good action, Ant
life nliea vita vice. SIN, aud inlqu'iy-"
! a, New orlcans on Monday, Mr.. Tr1tlct
died Suddenly At q dentists ottce, aiter having
one OF her teeth extracted. Paralysis Of sht
head was the supposed cause OF dea,5, induce,
By the nervous thock Of the operation
-Aih Ross, residing near Concord, n a.. pu
her baby to sleep And retired. During the nigh
she arose, walked seven miles TO the house D.
Ar.J. v. Hatch, through mud and ram, ant
as.ecr. Ar. Hatch, At IN early hour, found hel
standing hy his door. batehesded, and with arm,
1oded. atiing that Rhe miRn. 70 in and rest. Mr.
nAco Hospitality aaow ed the ladJ In, and she 81
| dowh aad proceeded TO war0 herself. called fol
Bible, reAd, ate breakfast, and finally laid dow,
On couch, holding her head II II lu considerahl,
palm. She continued to sleep until noon, whes
hhe axoke in great surprise, and aske1 where al,
wss and how she cane there Mr. Hatch CAV,
her dinner and NndlT took her holue, where III,
family were Eea.chlnS IN the woods and by Ii,
/ ttyer for the missing WOMAN.
An TdtcttJrate EotfeT. Ellen Piles hy caue
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tend to misleed. But We doubt II the
Chicago Timsx could claim him as an athe-
It. unless it can show ths, he has actually
ife2 caught in the net Of writing an edito-
.'a' article for the 7im<1, or in holding m
interview with the devi1, with the view Of
'tsrtiag a rew organ of the Democracy.
, 1870-10-18
AN ENCOURAGING PRo5PEcT.

u 1Heoenao."o
me Se$ aot@ 'tva"t p-''ts -, 1eAs
81 OF aona9fons 10 inc 'anos VI tne
iiaue League s''ee 'ne t9' - '
An'cn we n1e nal'ps 10 see too.s - - ~ o.' s1e
rs'5 na.'so'1e sua -, n ,; oo".
1Hat SO large PAU a'onu oe N0u -
'''ne fcon'hs' ~ 10 sA.'en"eo - 0'1on' ss.,
'a''n6 t"''S aP'A eo..t''".
~" "..,.- e fPo
.s ~. ,'.,.h. -, s.....s..
'a,,,;nn .hsn r. ,>ae,,1s sssi, " -ss,s.,.s.s - 80
,ha;r NV ;n,a.as,s I'll anoaa,s ~ ~ s.st :s.:S.
,ror : rafo,n in ,,,a ,,,t,ar % .rsaa s an.s
,avanna md sa,d w., ,oCaa,,:o - - N:,1
In th..,r ,,,ad;ro ,-o,ld - .aas h.a
a,reaar been 1ona 1,v III. a., .tea..-z
,],,,ars and en,ou-.,,a5 H.. 49, se..1.
.h.< ~,
80 - ;,nxa... :. 60 VA ~, "e
.a;.,.;... e.. ~ s1's,..:. p
,s Ena,a,., .aa.;.ssa ~ - eue eo4A !a"'.
.'S'"eee ''s years, "'tnoa1
.'oa'c'ne any serious impression upon
'ne government oat ~aen tue League had
% aroused the country that ml its friends
~efc fehdy TO prove their faith by their
@ofSs' and 1t Vas announced that sub
scf1pt1on OF two hundred and Fifty thou
sand dollars Was made to carry on the var
Tor the current year, the statement was
enough As the old coon cried oat, s'Don't
shoot III come down. 60 down came the
corn laws at the very next session Of Par
lament, with grand and lofty somer-
sault Of the Prime Minister, Sir Robert
Feel; for the Ministry knew that to retain
their places there must be implicit and
immediate obedience to the will of the
people. It is clear from this report of
dollars and cents Of the Free Trade League.
that We shall not have to wait 20 lonf, in
this country for financial reform as the
anti-con law men Of England did for
free trade in corn.
Tie New York Tyi6un, NJ corrso h,,
20 intention Of showing how enconr,,,;,a
the prospcct is bv this nnb,;..t;on ,h,snah
it deserves thanks for hav;nc mads :. a 81
nurnose una anita .un.l.s.
honed br nm anna, ~ .,nnn,,o o.' ~ "
,o s,r;ka a h.,,r ,,os- =, ~ 80, .r.
- All clasxaz ~ :. eavs :. .rhs 49, a'
interest in .me,;ran ind,,.t-r 49, III,
,hat the men who ,,,ve haan so,,.;na .1e ~
yest u;,b frea t1.aa ;,o,na,a1ta 80
freq trade sneeches ND ,rha 49,
their account in 5o;n, go
either importers. fors;cn hanta,s ~
ship-owncrs." does t.e 7r;6vu- ern
lose they could haye been tho INN mas.
, 1870-10-18
TERMS OF PEACE.

T,.r,. are indications in the dispatches
t..,sn E.urI,e tbs: the Fzussian Govern.
u.e., u ezi>4oseta to al,ate somewhat frornits
r,s: 81 d~n,nr1s upon France. in respect to
II. ..<sion ri Alsace and Lorraine. A
I.s3l,.n despatch SAYS that the prussian
Embassy has advised Her 3ajesty's Cor
c:an. 1t that Germany will be satisfied
will, tie naturalization" OF Strashourg
nrd Metz il lien Of their surrender to, and
Incorporation with, Germany. Another
d"elAsch s.ys it is proposed to cede those
fortst~e> s.' Belgium, under the guarantee
of Il EutuleAa c.'ugress. and that France
w''al,l lie nat unwilling to accept pence
El-,n -n-h I,asis-
Whether these 1umoss are we'll founded
,:iv.. them an Fir Of plausi1'ility- The sit
lt1i"n Al present is not altogether farora-
.c l., the rru>sians. True, the French
Lave mt won = single victory, and have not
l...p an sr1uv in the field 1t is highly
t,o.i,4l.lr. ,.u,. thnt the P17lsssans will take
EAr1.- Int not mill the season is too far
....s s.Lr,.l I" r.snn,e field operations on an
.rse.:ve scale. Everything depends nron
H.: sps,it q. the French people. II, after
II, t4l ,.t Paris, thsF are still determined
$. t5glt, they will have time enough, before
=; uis cuuts, to put new armies into the
I.,li largvr.snd more efficient than those
Which we're put hors de combat at
Metz nnd Sedan. Meanwhile. rains and
s:uxs will assaif the Prussinn lines Of com:
E.:1nicatior. at the same time that Garihaldi
;->s,i. item. The country npon which
Opposing forces subsist will shortly be
exhausted # the means Of subsistence,
AID. thereafter. the P.ussians must de.
l.:.h ':lA'a single line of railuay, passing
through the .ntn,ys country and exposed
10 It's sRii~- Notwithstanding nil these
t.is-,-. va a-sn1n.. that tie same general
sh:1. :s:.! Intelligent hravery aud discipline
nh:.l, lave +nsbIed the Ger1nans to over.
r.,s,4* All ul.>tntlts heretofore, will enable
them I" hold their ground and conquer Rny
l.w fsrc,a risat tls French are likely te
,ut il. tie Geld next spring.
Nevertheless, the situntion will not lt
altogether favt ra1,!e to the rrrssians il
Tie Fscurh ran rally and continue To tght
Aft-r The fall of Paris. Germany is light.
1,.s with lcr whule streagtlL It is moi
,uer~'y her *rmy that is engaged in was
hat the entire nation, Every Exirmist
draws lcr I,ert Llood. Her real losses
E:,,. far exceeded those Of France. for hhs
Las sent into the jaws of death hel
~,,Aulars- her young nobility, her skilled
u-...1. .pf3 3.r .-,t..t1irant rncraauYt rr9,itk
, 1870-10-18
s.oeajobb:nG report, got up to s7s
I l.. tic story If Bazaines esca;r.

I il: tic story s't fSazAines escape
Be.ides these, ue have triutnpnsl teie-
l7au,s Of sortie OF l:o. oA0 truors from
Paris. and brilliant attack upon the Ge.-
1aank. with the customary stampede OF the
tesirgers, and the total surrender Of the
Gerul.n srnies that have Just occupied
Orleans as the result OF sevea hours
l.sttle, in which the Pruksians we're clearly
the victors. Altogether, these ndyices from
Erench sources are too fast in the geae1-
is, aad too loose in the details to receive
'aneh credit Still. they are enough to e1-
'ise interest," and, II entirely untrue,
should put the Associated Press upon in
s.niEy to know who is manufacturing all
:Eese atyoeipns f.lsehoods.
, 1870-10-18
POLITICAL,

POLITICAL.
IN the Thru Ward OF IudiaQapo.js. on TUESDAY,
'aEt. cegTo, ~ yeasa Of age, MAS bought 10 the
oils, and, alsaoush he was 50 weak that ,.vo men
we're Obliged to support him, yer, when he de-
p"tite the ttcke, the joy Of tie occasion lent the
I'D man strength n leap !ntu the air and thank
'ioa he had cas-, hts 1~sk yaie.
The following dodge Ii said to have heca used
u the 1utllat a electlon: Certain candidates we're
n max ns7 the Republican ticket IN the intc,e.t
"fA particular set ot RiFe.2u!!e. s, aud ia io,ag
10, Esta lux that would hot SHOW when the .uaiins
was ttsr cast, but would be plain after SIX or
eight housE.
The St. PAID {sItnu.} lff.. says that IN iuuo-
cent DID Democrat recently wandered Into &Thirl
street wholesale liquor store, and, seeing several
hundred barrels OF wlttskc5 l;lng sruuuA, r. moved
hts h1, and soIenl1y took a seas- In few mo-
nltnib. htWtv te discovered bis mistake, ~ d
left tic htore With The apology that he thought 1t
was Dt1nncl attic meetinc.''
The election III Sbn!h carOltp3 occurs on
"Wednesday Of next week. The following arc lue
candidates:
.. Lnioa Reftr,ncrs. Eafien14,
tfUscgn0F... X. b. CAFreLttr, Robert Il. Scott
In 1865 the State voted a. ioluws for pre>nlcn, !:
Grant. G., ,oor Seymour. - 80. Ralical majority,
ls,0s&.
D1as. 9adteoh. Cnio1 Etfornt<Fs+ Maj in 1=s1
*. =, Dudley. J: u. kairty tcol.>.... t,s9a Il
j.. lCC B0wta.... ;. / ,enu
r. DelarRe icoL,...} 1e'sls
s-J. E Bacou... n q. Elliott {cokj.... a,oos p.
81. NcKtzsiek {. e G ruiisr rHaiisaee.,.:.; ; .s,l D.
The census c1posuse Of the enermons eleo-
ston frauds committed BY Tau,many Democrats,
sttts the sachems to their lowest depth Mayor
Hall bus undertaken to deny them, au,i ooly
1nsleS matters worse. The New York Tribune,
"a rcfutinx his sophIst,ca1 trash, says:
Ave have alreahY shown mat thirteen Of the
s1snteest Democratic districts, including large
-ecttohs OF the ttntment-1oCze quarter, and COLI
raining probably greater proportion Of ulieIis
Ian any oths1 parts Of the city, rast at the
mt election 7.aa5 .gtics t6,e6s Of them Demo-
r1at1c,, with a porutation of enly i5,ps6, men,
whm. H. and chflofen.-that is to say, one
vote for every e1e Inhabitants; that IN one Of the
districts the vn.e actually exceeded fhe tssal pop
u1atitn: and tna:in 0:he-s II was IN the SANE
alto OF TO 1-a TX, II, an. On. Here are
'he ugu:es Of sorae Of the 1ower wards, which
show III glance ID whose Interest the frauds
Are committed. The vote Is th4t OF list May.
md the population according to sec ncw ceus1]:
, 1870-10-18
7rEsDAY. OCTOBER Is. 1870.
REPUBLICAN, NOMINATIONS.

r.: Representative IN Congress :or the >.asc s1
Large. E-1e:alI1HS :. LOGAN.
@,a'~ rs-a~ts~s. EkASTt-S y. BATES,
sEa-4-a.-na+.t Of P4:slc las..ue1lo.. SEN TON
mTEMAN.
Car-.,.-tn.~r- OF the rca,5er!.7-, ELMER
NA>UHlfs< ]oH t.AsrAK EETZ-
, 1870-10-18
National Capital Convcu.toa.

From tAr 81. Lon.s D.7aoeIul, Ost. II.
Hon. Samuel Merrill, Governor Of iowa. has
arogressive State in the coming National CApj.
.al Ccnyentiou II Cincinnati. 4 copy OF the
appointing act has been handed 10 Ia BY the
Secretary of the Executive Committee. and
reads ~ follows:
STATE OF Iowa. E1nt11vg nzr.g7xzx11
nEsNn!SEs. uctctes !. l5.O.
to he Sd:ioaa! apt;a. tvnst'"io":
THIS will ccri!f5 flint, tn accorteac. with re-
tzp.tal Convention, have appointed, and DO
! %e ehy App Int, tie following named persons 10
cpte<ers tae sta.e Ct lows " me ncx, meeting Of
aid cnuycntsoc, II re held 1t Cincinnati, o.. On
fus*dsy, The a5sn day Of October, 1u-taof:
From: ths Stale IT lasee-lion- Rl,ph r. Lowe,
arinnsi. Fcss sni:s conpss: lion. Dsaiti paP' F.
-tatos. Fairfield. jefferson County: Hon ban
tsmln F: One. rort Doiee, Webster County: lion.
J.ttph Eooeek, Esq. .E'Esde.. Clayton County.
@EIom The Ftrst Congressional pissz1cs-Rev. IL.
7. co'k.tE. ". Pleasant; Nm. chs. Rtartisley.
.i.*rger, E<q., Eapmre1a. DAYS ceuntT,
Firm the second tnnE1e.slonas Dstrict-Ed.
ma,t' ~, p Kas.e,h Esq naseonos' seou counts:
$ Hyatt, Esq. cus tor. Clinton c.anty. 49,
Fsrm lhe Third conK!ess:onas District William
Tens1, ESQ, !:de2taic.se, nuea Anaa County;
Fr"zn tnr Fcnrsa Cons7esstonai n:s:nct-Iio3n.
a5 k,5kTso 1Sn1 e'sy Joaason Sean
L.
CouEty: William Fa&su, E.3.. 0akaloosa Cp1nty
FlGln the Filth Concres<iouM D!ss11ck-Hon. il.
l. McrhcrEor. Council Etr1s, Po,.wa,tan1e Onrn-
II, Ero GAlcn +. hlnur1, E.rE11uel]e Atafr
t.unty; Major HoEs sherman. DesNotnss, Polk
| County.
Frotn the Sixth Congressional n!st.scs-Hon.
ConstRns 4 Marks. sioux CITY, Woodbury. coun1y: !:
Et. Ctapsn, Esq, Nasshalltpwn, Msrsha1l ConGtI !:
james J. Snar., Esq., Waterloo, B!arfhaWk
County. =
IN testimony whereof 1haye nereputo e.. r,r
hand tn.s *sh ds5 Of October, 4. u. is;n.
-.- SAxrEl MERRILL
CONTENTION.
The following railroads eonced,pc rates. Of
| reduction OF fsse to delegates to the Cauital
| Convention 1t Cincinnati. have been hsani
| from: :"
Kansas Pacific.
North Missouri
Missouri PstlGc-
| southwest Pacinc.
Iron MounFau.
| St Louis Kew Orleans Packet COMPANY,
Stw Orleans, Jackson Great Northern Rail-
| road Company,
'Tc17e Haute Indianapolis
St IDuit, F4niAtta, Tetre HAnte, and lp1ftsn
spolis Railroads will casry delegates 70 and from
| the convention at one-hAlf sAtes-
| 70 delerats4 fol the round trip at half 1slce.
| The llitnc1s CeutTal and Chicago, Alton L 81
Luls Railroads win acll tickets for one fase and
rnc-nfta the round Trip
The Penns9lvanta Central will sen tickets At two
| tCnfA pcr mile.
co ansxers have Jet been teoe'se4,-
| Secretary Executive Committee,
4 st. I0CfJ. OCT, II, t51ft -.-..
, 1870-10-18
BCRDEqI ORGANS,

N3sirk ra.rd 1;:l:r l:Es. Eu.4l--r ot th.--- tho
!rat;Es orss;. =: = -. 'o:e :a'tnax! tEa;rh
GNMsE.d hs h.stg stn1"sai enttlrfs haadtlnk,
taEr t.nr-!:t- sad th"et. rtr- da< IL ;,..ch.Aa
lGr rrvtf" Will n well r. ait t.-r-slv- this
oIfsrtnnt. Of T1teur:rk 'n,t-umen:. At r1fh low
pTlSrs cam nrs e1 ax1in lt nrtrsA,
Am tur 0rrnE. t1r. ltns int, # either
irAkr:t the rA+c- u h!ef fEi:ls tl7n>St{ dr and
.tsr. We will tell 1t in.seiS uts. :isr- 10 cla-c
tEtru
, 1870-10-18
STEI N w AY

Prr'r erirF veil tnnwn to te real AMI 1ed th:. re
sn;+ An 1pu.Eai rhanc4 IL hA,rl-.
Ne FIsSo n cr.Fn n rEA%A..1 WIZ nc 7yyrNr7Fy
fE. sSr FEEEI IS.rHrNF~G WILL hF .-,Lr, t'>rAl,
WITH AN CSllMlTfu u GrARAs1Ek.
A1.o ARESl1Ss'. r2.e- tl a.stF Fetaeas ot ;iaant,
tAitp~r4 to - -inrr tt" FIR.
SMITH i NIXON, $50 sOTIH tLAEK-ST.
, 1870-10-18
Ter-p az Subscriptions

lfAEAfL r. A7xlTcE-9
Day Fc:t.~I, 1<1 .eaT. Is
Tn rally Et:!ca. rtr yeas bF reAi1.-...--. 6-9D
Wr.1ls tAi:ton. pr yrar. bs tnaa---------...- uu
k.nass F4ttitp. RI .~4-, ts nxa--.-...-...- $50
&'ar:t II *r1r Ut The sauac rate
1~rnse1. d., :as a.d ust.tcs. bc sure a1A ktrs o't
3r,ev 4 d!. ~ ia se.l insfnd!ns sat sud ~haz&r.
Fe.saa.ttr. sre allowed 10 PET t<z commission n
astv N: err tt:cns- -
F-< .s.a+<.+ ray r. made <itef Is draft etprrr-,
s,a+r ,dr. r. rrti-ssFd estcz-. ): r.k.
T7r~s n, .xss ss7h>c1IhtIk:
I,.ts. t<,vF SUNDAY ~xer9ted. - cratt rc1 1crk
I,a,l. d.sr.t, $unAAv sndndra. IN ern.s per Hrek
A4+r~. THE TRIBUNE COMPANY.
C.tcaen. III.
, 1870-10-18

Now compare 1he asoSt. dEurcs Win the Re
t1rns f'om ~srls where The population IL o{
',ettet class HEd tho Republican element stronger
, 1870-10-18

cities, and ita more extensive mills and
factofics
, 1870-10-18

carrier PfEcosl> and zIAlloon.-lrc.
land sau .ts3 fMna for tsrr%tdcnsA
A"t Etnpt rnr< oar OF Piace-rhr
lueenss Treatment OF the ElapFes~
-~pofttnE men tH Yr4tiblc-Cetnl.
fuHls md Their PlintAhnicnt--i,ou-
unEs t,:s ,:ssninA-Spccch eff tho Home
%rcrr.ntr OIL the WnE-CuFrcug
Gossip.
, 1870-10-18

TRY IT1
Retail xocss can Obtain their tEp2les iron. my Of
the u holt.alt sspe:rs in thi CITY,