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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-15
a hook for the Milton,
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about 70 marry, IN the physiological mysteries
and revelations OF the sexual system; with the
latest discoveries IN producing AMI preventing
offspring, how 10 preserve the complexion etc.
THIS is AN interesting work Of Two hundred
and twenty -four pages, WITH numerous engfs'
wings, and contains valuable Information for those
who are married or contemplate marriage, stu u
- book that ought to be kept under lock ana
key, and not LAID csreleslys about the house
sen, to any one lfrce Of POSTAGE for fiiy cents
Address Dr. Butts, Dspcu.arE No, u North
Eighth strcet, ~ Louis, Mo.
Hs-NoTICE To THE AFFLICTED AND IN
FURrUNATE.'sa Before applying 20 the noe
torious Saseks Who advertise IN public papers, or
using any QsaaI 'emed'''' prru-e Or bu''-' work.
no matter what your disease II, or how deplorshlo
your condition.
DR.. Bats can be consulted, personally or by
mail, ON the diseases mentioned IN his works.
Office, No. II North Eighth street, between Mar
ket and Chesnut, 81, Louis Mo sesIlNdaw
, 1870-08-19

judicial EIccgions-StAle Treasurer
Bates Declared Eligible TO u 'tfc-
election - county Assesstnena~- "A
Fearful Ea1i-Arftr1cs OF Incofpor-
x.Aion Filled.
SPECIAL nsrpateh TO The Ch5ezeo Tribune.
SFRtSGF1ktb, ILL, Aug. lA-Qmciai resufus Of
the vote cast In the Fourteenth Judicial Circuit
for JndEe, rkt Sheldon, Resigned, 1leI with the
SECRETARY Of State today, show The following re-
sn!t: lii Joe uay,e.s Counrf, WIlaln Beown NJ
estyed 80 roles: scattering, l. II Stephenson
- In Wanneoaeo COUNTY, Wnlam Brosn T r.
ctised TO- ,0&6; scattering, s 4 commission wxs
1c-uay Issued TO Nj. Brown as Judge OF said
Tae efacisl absHacts Of the ro,e in tae Eighth
Juale7ai Ctrcutt Tor Jutge, rter Scott, resigned.
nare also been received. and sauw The following
In Dewitt County, Thomas F, Upton received
1879 sutes: u. ". Packard 1rreiyei ,sss yu.ez;
Uwcu 7. Rreyea received s9s FoteA In Logan
Il " f.e1s1a % ireeited e e "a 1eses; g. I. Res1e;
+. 1inton received IS yoses: Il. v. Psssaid r.
comm. s,ou MAS issued 70 Nj, T1psoa u JQdge
Ut The Eighth Judicial ChcoIk today.
The question q tie eligibility Of ooE present
popular and efficient State TREASURER, General E.
y. Bates, for reelection, has been decided o5 the
Attorney General, Hon Washington Bushnell, as
Will be seen uJ TIE following letscE.
I'VE naga examined the question ks to whether
The present inGutnocnt Of the Office Of Treasurer
Is i:sbic 10 rr-eieei4In 70 thai urce in SoTrua-
her next, IN view OF the pfor1stous Of The second
serrua uf the ffth a-uclc Of the new Constitution,
LIZ we have no tleubi but that he Is eligible The
.ehytbir, In said SECTION provided refers Clearly
70 incumbrnts nlltu2 the once, and tue tet11 prp
y.deal tur " tne Preceding language OF The SO
ton, and thus could only apply 70 a1 1ncnt1heot
sueteaises to te estrs.i to iii the ONCE, and the
:cr1n 70 provided {SIcucd}
"HAY, GkKESE 1 L111LxK+
u fallr concur with tne ABOVE npint1u.
". BCsuN1l. Attorney Gentz1l.e
"011ANA+ Aug. IL, lS;A"
III decision will doubtless put the question At
fttt, and General Bates will pe nominated and re-
c!eIts4t
TIC assessment Of the following counties fur
1870 nave bttn td win the auditor stnce ny lsts
zetsoEt. and snew see following result:
CAlnount ount-1ota1 Assessed va-ue Of Ill taz-
2ete t1upc1ts <l.l16,1so: AcfA N cultivation !;
Nneas, n,so; corn, i, s,sso: other neld products,
s,s5a1
johnson County-Total assessment, soas, 80
a. under cui1iyAuon-Eheas, Il, a|: com, II,
e46; other products, 4.519.
ha1E.n Count, -1ota; Assessments, 81, ~. sos ;
acres rnder cnlu<ailun-Whea1, e3vo63; co II,
A.o.3: other pru1ucts, 5,lo9.
Christian Lo*esoach, timer. while employed
, 1870-08-19

1Hk CDLUR4bO ISDf1SS.
Colonel Raswc!l. Superintendent Of Indian Al
fairs TOT Colorado, arrived here To-day. lie has
male the tour Of the Territory Tith Goyesuo. Nc
cvoi. visiting various tibrs, and It Is the opinion
of 10th these officers, thtt matters CEN be easily
n.Tangcd with all the Indians 50 as II ma1t&m
, 1870-08-19

NEW yoRx, Aug. IA Cuba correspondent
uoiaees that while the was between the Spauiards
A1aa Cnhana languishea, hnas,litaes have broken
out between 4 new set Of belllsc,euts In H.
sana- The French and German 1vunge1s a: The
:" '"Lonvre" came In conflict on Monday evening Of
Last week, and raintd glasses aud bottles uron
each eshef unt!I the poI!et i1tez3esed.
The correspondent writes that. In Havana aud
throughout The island, the spaniarls unanimously =
symrathlze With the I'fusstans while tte Cuaans
IS unanimously uphn4d Ike causc Of Fruuca. be-
Meying that Spain must, sooner or later, become
a party to the war amt fight against France Gt1-
efal Dc ItolaE IL Of the aame oplniou.
, 1870-08-19
CANAL NOTICE
The Gnafantec apd Investment Association

Hner<pc1ased March 1867 and duly prxaptzed March
1bHa' having e!eerA new ot5ctrr. hss charged ii
other to 40 south Clatk r., End will thefo continue
its business ti the eonrern cf The buldtnx now ID
FHocess Of tftet!on adjoining the fshrman Hcu.e-
Hi n u
, 1870-08-19

TIE IOWA soLDiER5' KECS1oS.
General Sherman leaves Tonight for Iowa In
few days he will be jolued by Gcners! E. ".
Rice, anil Colonel +. II. Stanton, md they, with
Secretary Beknap, will make up the Washington
delegation to the reunion Of Iowa soldiers After
this meeting General Sherman viii proceed 70
, 1870-08-19

NEW fosx. Aug. la-Dy arrival OF the schooner
Jn'uptco, Captain Lombard, fsum Para, re learu
That collision occurred, abouf july u, on the
Amazon htret, Brazil, between s#o steamers.
Oue SINK wtshtz hair an hour with s't1 Passengers
,'lI b.,aEst, ard ldJ were ioS. She had cargo On
,aar,i satl.tsI at s451.615, without insurance u
.tssel or csExu. The accident occuEre I'd At tho
as.si, OF ii. Nadara oue OF the tributaries Ut the
i ita1S
, 1870-08-19

RAtElGH. Aug. la-Twenty-feur at Kinks pzts
oncrs, 1nclnillg Turner. editor CT the .s=,flnti
Wt!c brought hcforr Judge Brooks, OF the Cnttes1
states Corn, at salisbury. to-t!aI, and we're re-
that all MILL be discharged. Wrtss have heeu
khk4
Wltes, charged with the murder OF stepneng'
Has hFucsht before Judge PieFsoo herr 1hti
Afternoon, 4Dd hailed IN $4,000 Eighteen mnfe
have been brought 70 Raleigh, and arc under GOV
, 1870-08-19

to-day On the roof OF J. {. Conktinx's new man.
soo. slipped and fell to tie ground, = distance u
esKhtE feta He WAS picked I'D senseess. and
supposed 10 b. tieAa, but he soon revived aud
NiA probably recover une leg was broken ami
ne Was Otherwise badly bruised.
Inetrporators ct the following companies hare
HE'D acceptantes OF their charters t9-4gAY: :Etua
ManuIRcsnIt1R COMPANY. OF Chieaxo. AAtIoR
4ihlug xhd Transportation Company, Ehtcatd !;
Eeater cutton and uay Press Company; Moace.
secttte Life Insurance. Company, OF Chicago.
, 1870-08-19

LoxDoS, aug, ls.-Tne Daily Sesrs to-day says,
eemI-otncially, that English hopes Of succeeding
IN Intervention arr abandoned.
A reduction OF the rate ot discount hy the Bank
OF England ~ ~ per cent. eives greater 4seAal-
ness 10 tho market here and IN Liverpool
A wtlIsniozEntd diplomat sasa that FEusxta
will exace no surrender Of French soil, but viii
insist On the e1cluston OF the Boaa}Attc family
from the throne Other terms Of peace, MT
rtconcilAhln with French 1naour pruPFc,
Iae1uatnR, doubtless, partial Reimbursement Of
the cost Of The MAJ, .u4J be aided. The pol'tica,
restoration Of the honse OF us!eAns IL currently
discussed 3 probable.
The French Ambassador 1t Brussels Fefusc.1
, 1870-08-19
DtcsA. !.

Nrw TORE, Auc. 1s,-Najor General Ethan
Alien uttchcock died i1 Hancock County. Geo1-
Eis, Uh thr 6{h Inst.
lsstps noxle, the Hetl-known pondstan' died
ID Westerly, Rhode Island, to-day.
ProRil. III AuC. l5,-Robert Campbell m old
ana Eeltknowu cs1sen, died this afternoon
esnor Holders eua.1, pending the decision Of the
uutipns brfurr Judge i1e-8on.
, 1870-08-19
EDUCATIONAL.
ST. MARYS ACADEMY,
Noarc Hainc, E,ltiiuua,
Under the Dinrtiou Of she Sitter, Of me Holr Cross

TIL Institution II stnatea on the St Joseph River.
ssshsy Etes cat Of Chea=o. via Michigan Sosstheu
hsirusds md two niles tronl The our1.hsns tawu oI
sonth Bend Tie sise h uapazayrted Ia 1oveiIness-
hsH9 ae1rs afe laid out In enc p:e4sue suunds The
eaa'st u s:rd5 Il rc cztezs;vs l.. ..a:u;:sh Sasae
aS ~ tne h41oches at sod a1d Tstinrd e1sucatIau
Scptc.uhef s. ls7M
tss cat1l:Ese af.rrss &askc- i. AyEEI.4 Sao..;os
StssxIy's AGs1+r4y SvtIr s.a:.r p a. Ip,Ii,p,
, 1870-08-19
FRANCE.

NnoS' Aug. 1G-The Paris Hye&se SAYS:
ne REPORT that the Prusstans had dem Anded
- tauee. t'n. In order to bury shc!r deaa.
.n., e"nnrncd and praises Mar
@4 nA-aiae 1oF not according II Toe
Peasants fnast t'ufy the dead, and the as.n5 con-
laae IL Tosk Of aanihu aung the enemy. The
, 1870-08-19
TIE GENERAL. SITUATION,
E..-4 II Dir .Nn1tch IN Ef>r Chir4 70 Trt,.nrs

,..,.. :. ~, x,rm
,- 49, - '..s eeHso 1''oaoe'
:, - .os", a.s .t u al!nost ifnposslhle
~ ioiA eisnioa OF "aat Il gong on, but
wy s'ta: .aets asc pee"unlHg more ana nofe se'1-
cN:oent sH9A' taat t1e success o1 INC Gertnaa
~ -a neea e"1luons. aua W iaf shsfass-
r;,a ,,, .. not oa!t .! 'neE inost sah'
oot ESQ taeis own aat't srcon'as,
a"s F..1 0s'nt, e,1sc 'aet oet u neat khe
.,,,.,s, -As., 49, ,sN,k uk t'cFt ny. ~
,s,n..n., ] ~. ,NF' "feA ~ snelt
w.. 49,. va,,.'. s., " .ue tAe VI tuc
ifS IN the --.-s.t - t,s.,s, .,,', - au'a-
saon taae saes ate denhders7
soon give ur. on nc eoniFsr5' ~ hare 10:
onl5 'ous"f !HaFc4st hS' 1l''ta1s. aaet "aca .s
acAne"te''sea ~ ~ oue aoofe 'ea ny t8aa %aeu
aose1saM's
4ns "o''a "as LUZ 'o4lo"i a' ~ =
'o11nf'4 t'ace, a' u ~, ~ aeeuuu' y. t.e ~ aaea
ea1nps 1enla ~ oAe " lug suouses pos"'.as ~
france. the "post1pneat !o!naaoa y. 'us
ceun's ~ tFat u MI u''oh'at.s a"asn u tae Aaat'
'tet' ~" W. eos'.i ,' - """4sa", a'apu
tae saaAeasesiE4 W Atal.es VI VIZ eA*u"ea*
s*;a!c. At ths same t!ane, II - neiRaposutoa
~tu G.o"n 10 tae greater Fast VI sae FfeHcn'
French army "ao nave tHesc' to1 a''"as fua'tes
I'll fentufts snAe regularly 'a" catnp 1ol
usslE Rtauo uesu tnauHusets. auo aaon
the country wen. ihe io''neaaoas arr
extensive an" very sttohe, composer OF Earth
no' u AMI towers, aha aasueAa ~ Mts'sa's' aa"
st!oneV utleoded " uteaest latef!Ae4nR each
othee iot mnes ~ esets msee'on. ane necon1-
alts'as1oas ."' ~ a1a's VI nj 'eAs' 1es'9V A3u "se
ps1'es'7 aAa ss'oo niea 1aote W An eA'sao,'''la-
]! OCCASION hNe 1as p'cseat. san oe ieauAs ac-
epnHheiaeeu' t>o'"ius - e"s'e1 lAa1 1ea9
sai'fe VI nssa' Mea.t.ss y. "As Nu' '>as'
"'s4ns " Ne'.e t".' .a1ts .ee' :" th'7 4u'u'-
nt'a''e i"s'No'' 4u' t"e chan:es 70! a5at-
'nS wv NSanasssAs Nv n ktaa" asins
, 1870-08-19

s1veia1 Despatch to The ChIeaxo Tribune.
AoNAoCTz4, Aug. la-As one Of the Cos1struc-
ton trains Oh tue R,cSt51d. Rock Island and ST.
I nts Railroad, ~as coming In last .ruesdav. and
pad a.nitst come to stop, man, Joseph D4Ets,
III ftrTHlnR CT The car, nri his fort terribly
ctasEeu by g.,- VI the wheels He was attended
tol DFN Webster aul Craxfosu, OF this clly,
Aho atnlutaled 4 poEtlon Of nls foot
"a tae 9Th inst, tae township OF North Hc H.
aefs0n ya'Sd on subscribing st9ct t, the Rck-
to'd, Rnck IlxuI and St. Louls R1.1roal aud
defeated the proposition by o1 knat,rlty.
IN Yesterday, Nj. Thomas Ph!ipot. An old aad
Naf!bf citizen VI thts clun,3, residing oae-halt
Mi!e vest Vt pss1y, was 70 GsliJ injured Al IL
eiaJ from which be was loading hts vagon sud.
t'eniy rave Hay, and falling upon him, cFushet
a1ln agaiAS1 aia wagon. and the Injuries taus
, 1870-08-19

r..
AfE-LASGlION-ln thu t1ty on The 1a1h tuss,
ey Rty nf. 4.|es Mathews, M!. Jo.tph 6. l-ana aud
aHe Hattie n. f-a.eenn boih Ct this ets No cards.
pOpGE-STuETEfAsT- this city. At the resi-.
aeuse u tie bzidtis mother. ou thr ftth INT,
hy Re-. IL FoHls1. pt. u. .. p,dSe aaa Nixs
Iu1a H. S.ar:essEt Of shta city.
CHEsTER-FyTTER-In In thi4 city cn the 15.h iu4s,
ny Rsy y ~ Blass burn. 2 D.. Mt. waiter II. Cl.rs-
UkiA. No fnyd& - S-7
, 1870-08-19
OLD ~r&tlcFA' lEcnuaou At GstnyA.-
~h<.EAt tnE tezAs3ros%u ae<td*tas.

fpetdA& ptspAteh 70 17~ Chicago Tribune.
OTTAWA, Au9. 1Ss-The oh1 settlers ot LaSa!le
Eounsy. had reunion here to-day, this being their
xhtuA lutcunx. Ahuut thrre hlutlru,l people
wrfe In attendance
An awful Railroad accidenf happened here TO-
day An old gentleman aud hts wifr, Mr. amt
Ar& Wtathe1Wax, tr,th aHetl about G. ytass con-
ing to the old setteEs INJECTING, whilc driving tae..
team across the Rock 1sland Railroad rack, were
tun t&et ty The up passenger teasu, taJ hoth Vi.
most Instantly Killed Theie IL strung belief here
that the great responsibility Ut this occurrence
rc9ts with :hc engineer or Co1ttuctnE.
, 1870-08-19

Gener3f Hazeu tas received pernts sion frnEs
htlat visit Europe and observe the movements
Of tha wa-.
EA-Seerela:y Dosie Is the guest Of The PreA-
tlett
, 1870-08-19

amy auti our country. Our rcsaonse ,
sl this Is nut far Of. For three sears
the French Government has seer that mar WAS ln-
ev1sahle, and has desired to reorgauize the army.
We khould have had t-aay, Organized and dksc1-
p!ineo. 4ooo,ooo Ut men, soa,9D OF
them Of the Eatfonss Gcarl, and tae rest Of
the Gar1e Mobile: hut ciamor defeated .a!s plan,
md It became unpopular. 1Tad It been popular It
"ou'd tafe Eased France humiliation and REPEAT
Gu dlsasse7a." The C~"Frl<r closes with a warm
hcpc Tor the future OF France, rcstoEe.l. free
pure, and with Just rtcrRniuon Of .ts enemics
Through her mi.foztuaes France win be restored
to prospeat5.
PAR1s. Acg- ts-A1gerlA proposes to send 900
volunteers to France
General sasras takes the rlace OF Major general
Ie Htun, Who has resigned.
The Ja1Faa! df Deb1fs pstnts the ahsurd a.orT
u al the King Of frusstA desires TO be con.+c<ated
Emperor o. GeftaanE W the Pope. aad has Offer
I'll bis Holiness an asylum In Germany.
Flesh Arfeata Weru male yesterlay, in the
QuAGer du Pantheon, Ut parties suppos.d to BE-
tmlt ated Ia the affair Vt the Boulevard yfl1etle.
1tdlscsets Pr.1ss.ans hayc been moab:t a. Boz
ot3a1- Flrelucn hare been enlisted - so!rflerr.
and thronx the streets Of Paris, tie Ganl9s SAWS,
to The number Of lo0, ,o1o. They wear taer brass
he1Eutts, and nte armed.
LONDON, Aug. 1s-Hldn,ght.-Tc have 1t on
high anthofy fresh from Paris, that II is the uat-
Ferssa conviction there that the Sano.conic dJn4s
- Is en'1e'f- The Empress, having packed up and
feesatche'i III her taina',i+s, Mrtullu2 pictures
| OF !nexttmabls price, has left Tor Rnalaad. saa
f}+f3uu 1t Is believed that the Emperor il a,su
On LIZ way 70 thla country on.the sal0e ts7Gk- lie
Luc4 lot dale return ~ Paris.
Pfance napoleon mas aeti 10 Italy With his asn'
| W.
| II. Ih'efs told me coFrs. .teEl.auf, yesterday
| that the eicmy must ee resisted af Ill costs, II
The last he advised prompt actton- The sur
s1'uno'ng porulat!on Ahouid be obliged 10 bring
taeir cstte. CROPS anI tood ~ltain the walls, AM
thtt tue entire region In asht Of Paris should bt
ta1d Ws~te. II necessary.
| n. Dusesno4s- Atpis.es Of Commerce, said tht
govesntncat Tns feaaJ 70 guarantee them pso
| visions. ShclSeT. aud subsistence.
, 1870-08-19
PRlPNSASs
PROPOSALS FOR
PRINTING Pip'"


| bfntN1k1kLp. Auxu.t I. t4f1.s
tscact to Law. beeby uvite rrops. tur tnEni.f
us. lar th~ Use u the Stsse ot Nsinus 1hy-4,A
F.ass Of printing p4pef. :sx. weighing hast ~
rer rfam snt equal in every sssrert I" ra:tlsrs
obtained Of the Sce1rtasy Of Sta.e s.id r:u2.as wA
Be- sretived At thr Office of the Secretary ot asa, II
lhuHf until O'clock uocn, On the 1T dzr ct c.a.
isu- and will t- op-ael al oclck = III, ", th. s.us
day.
Each prnpotaf must he addsesard sn tsr SECRETARY II
SLATE. and mAsAe back ef rnvrfnre Prepo&ak fix
Printing PAPER nd tht~t Of the patxr ~ aample
l" ' fHFnt'hed With each bid AL u said paper nast
DC delivered to tho necresaFJ At tats 1t th State
Hoase IN Springfield, ltposau u b. d.ilrs4e1
Oh Of h for~ Dtexubrf 15 14. s tr4us "a j, hc4cr.
Jaaaa15 Is ISL, And i,sso 1=aaas % or l~tv5 So
Il, 1s7l. -4,te contract Il awar!ed
Ihe fer'on " atvc bond tn the Cov'Fn"r IN The
r.r, ,vr.r ,lor.A and sssrs. conditioned aAs "a
--t.vtrm farnish and deliver tho +s.d pap- -
H., ,-szy. sud atans...- 1t sae Tins F1aee. ~
NJ the I, rua nameI in the eontrs.t In pursusn o.
l.w md sl.o thas hc VI thtS will 'uT'ta Al: "1tf'
tn; .n,auo: Of tsprr that may be Ecai- E the no
- +ts s..te crau the trsas AID u 3kn 4ts43y.
whrn, ytf rrqnestei to do r., by the .tsy .! Stase
e"''' EDWARD kEMAKL4
Srrfcfsrv Of 3;Ats.
, 1870-08-19

The Parker Collegiate Instltute

At AuEokA. IL. ccer. .apc:tor .daca:i Ell ziyap.
Connr1t1al Ueets. kIes tborogsh in,tr.s;,nn u
cen,noo hnklsh IL lhcattou Is heeIthsni EAN tern1
Principal g. ". uuS1!AN, D. D. Ausor1, III
, 1870-08-19

THIS iEsaatcE uti<ts :ac zc1tu,ultc. 1aracsaes AZ
ovtr Et1fa 81 -ft-rrsent orr. ar Every fsc'fft: T.
sdueaIea. nndt: tar direction nj e; IT n.osr thsu
% prdtnAoft and teAche1. Far eircutaf4 Aopfy 70
.IluN H H1fLARH T.n. e II
, 1870-08-19

long Branch Items.
L0sn BEAxcu, Aug. l5,-The PTesldeut remains
h&1n
, 1870-08-19
WILLIAMS COLLEGE,
Wl1ItamSfaHp, Herkshife e., lI.ss,

Nulfam1aWa, Berkshire Co., Hiss.
The asst ersn of the ncIt yr.4 o7~ns On Thu.@lss
bert Examinations for admission thr sy previous
With an attc aeulty. ta,assucr selected li4ta.
f1es ard ample apraEAsus, this college ad4r~ uu.us
passed facilities for tauzou1h ic.t.uetsca aud t1a;ur
July 1s.N. Il WHITE 81.
, 1870-08-19

~ jerrte1nen@t. Braklyn. y. L.. will co.nmrucc il
nen7st1sns u1def ste special safv >. ts. f T. Saltb
tora Win r sn"Edett The most ample facilities for ~
FEnGe1e E9Mc foE S1TTs.z:s a!:tr2s aooEc, so a.
, 1870-08-19

CHICAGO AND ALroS RArLnoAp Co,
PxkA1uHNr's 0YY7cE,
CHtEAGo. IL, Aug. Is, l4:D. J
SEALFD PROPOSALS w:n be received At the Oh.
ot tht Chief Ensnerr Of thc Chicago Aitpn K 4. q
resn until u tie .!th VI AUGUST for TIE kradaa
t"u, m1'onry. sod tstk!n< oi ;hs lausians htaaeh =
tsnce about q tail&s Prup.s.s may br sr ,.E taa
xtv x anJ part Of ssld wpEt Conts7etos- ~; bs e
G<r md c001lete The br the lat a{ March l.11.
T. i. BLACKSTONE. Pie It e. 4. A. K K Go.
, 1870-08-19

1NlaS 6lNaUAIEI aud MEE. HEITH
VIII continue AIRS. NACAGLAy'S Baarltrs aud DIV
SehoGI Tor iSGnx l.a!es Us aid 3;7 AApI,oS.Av y
!. The s<hrti Will p-cp fept 81 P.rfrsy.t. ani
teachers trrrEoforc eoacees. with It will B. rtainrd
, 1870-08-19

.r-rr hal intAn,ta.s IN f,t,,r ,,-.,.tson fav{a
~, n..,,,.i.. .t,-- r,,nsr,.s+Io, ao..aoa p,
,,>a..t ...,, =, In. ~
''.s@ - - '.'
aas .olo~'ns aSM ~ euesas: Sehs.at 1e'ss
afd 1s seiotesa - tase oten Rt'e'eos9 "ooaaeu
IN one u sae os't.es Atoua" 'het@
oaeers o. aae stensa ueet' now 10 soe balue.
nave 1sTe1'ea % otaets % 70 e!s,m ~ easa eommersaA
pot of l'us''a aae'an'ts uooo'e toe amount Of
each CONTINUATION c1arsed By the TTuss!ans In
those parts OF rtHnec now under their control
The eutre garrison Of Paris IS busy day and
night making cartridges The 0ffnion .SEt,onaf,
nevertheless, complains Of Falitaos s1uggtshneaa
II Monday 1,H0 guns will be mounted On the
Paris forts
General Nc11,nct Is ass,~ncd to The command a.
M C.rda Nnh,lr.
W.rxh,, Ra7,lne has ae.in ..onr,c, af nr,n,.
,.,sc-,rntnr .s ,y .nut rneans ncwx r,,sr,c,
ps.1,n r. 1nnaon
.,.,,
P$eaA psspa a,.a &c s r. G..sot .t.oq ~.
,,.,s =, to.asr nss an artIelc an The s,,u,,an IN
Francr II r.ss: .pru*sta is one Rrrx, rutlIr.rT
c.r,n u,h ot, i:s n,a,e nonn,at1on rsp sterJ ana
lima. m, in thu n.op1ar sfuy are enrn.i eI,htT
in tbr anirebr oT 1ants,nr1n. AMI this c,,mnrr-
henos thc trhntc rna1c peopte. II The sound o,
Tie dru1n the rnols empire Il under arms and
| nu,tuv In f,nr o1e,t armies far at.aek- rhtle
, 1870-08-19
MILWAUKEE ACADEmv

FUK BUfS AND YOUNG .lFN.
E.tatf.fcd IN 1es Fitting young rnen "a. Co1rc-r II
z11c F1ct1A9ty. C1A2HeA1 cnu{KS cStt1,drd c1h-s-
the stad!e. & :hs freshman year Exc srt
iof aeqeaf1us pfaeueal kaaWlcGxe Of Fnth
an4 Geft1an. or fer tArruiue the xarieus bs3pes III
Natnrat Sciruer. Fall term atv1s Sept ESr eas.
sostcs sc.1es 4 MARKHAM, fr.neipalX
MitISanfss
, 1870-08-19

twnh tug OF au rye, Savelpe saW i,set flied with
the nrss corps which the foe luckily believed 10
have retlrrl upon D.schc- They messel to-
.eth4r where they could, these most fortunate
III the hostkes OF The townsmcn, thosc
who had brought away their Enapsacks
ann camp rqutraya nader thrtr tents u1abs
upon the pavement antf tt the fields up,!er uea-
uns CaIprr. The night WIS passed in scr1ut.
II the eucmy had known how 70 r-ptlt ly the or-
MtuDlts, he might hare niatc 1n.uo0 OF Is go
prisoners at one blow. The population Nas oult
hall reassurcd by the presence Of troops, broken
down. starved, aud discounted. Some :fsmllics
got OF sy tho mali train Ut midday, the l1xt that
went frpln Stra.burK.
[Sre~ial to New yosk TfmeA|
1AR,s. Aug. Isl have just rersivesl express
Information from trustworthy sources relative to
tic operations At tho front Fighting commence
ncsr Metz at 3 O'Clock In the afternoon. On Sun
day, the 1sth, inst 4ftcr tho Euperof's departure
tic battle WAS brought On b. PFussIan Atsack
on General Fsoi.sard.s dirtsion, which wis tn
tie act Of Withdrawing from Its position.
TIE French corps, under General Lad
nt1an's, which furnleI the left wing
OF Tie atmy. sustained the brunt
OF The engagement The attacking force Was
under Prince Frederick Charles aud Genes I
stsin1ncsx- While the Fourth Corps WAS Occupy
| ing tue attention Of the cnemy. the French army
continued lis retreat, which 1t effected In most
orderly manner, Marshal Haxaine exrosel hlu-
sell in the t@nictest Of The hight, and had horse
l'lled under htn lie himself is sail u be slightly
wounded IN the foot. The execution done br thr
French ni1railcuse was fearful. Four regiments
Of tho p1usslau Guard were nearly cxterminased.
l Vhcu my Informant Waited the ncla
no remnant OF either army Was visible.
In this engagement tho French lost a,eo0.
Killed and Wounie&f, and The Ffnasians IL, ,o. The
di.puroron Is said to h+ owing 10 the terrible de-
%a..> .-ts st+.Ebr
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-06-18
From Poverty to Wealth.

There are in San Francisco 255 persons
who pay revenue taxes on $4,000 or
more, Of annual income respectively, and
of these, four pay on 100000 or more.
Most of the rich men Of California came
to the State in poverty. James Lick, who
owns the Lick House, commenced life as
miller. Peter Donahuc the chicfowner of
the Occidental Hotel was a machinist.
The Refs Brothers, who built the Cosmo-
poli,an Hotel, were. miners. Russ, whose
estate furnished the funds and land for
the Russ House, was matchmaker. Mi
chail Reese was a surveyor. Alviuez
Hayward was a miner, and for years he
struggled in poverty. James p. Pierce
lived for years on credit in the hope that
the Smartville Blue Gravel Mine would
prove rich, and it more than justified his
hope. Andrew McCrccry was porter.
D. o. Mills, w. G. Ralston, Mark Brum.
agim, Lloyd Tevis, w. s. Chapman, Le-
land Stanford, Charles Croker, Il. B.
Croker, Mark Hopkins aud G. p. Hunt
ingden all started with little, made their
fortunes in California, and are now with
the others previously named, classed by
common rumor among the millionaires"
Of the State, though probably most Of them
could not reach half a million. At any
rate, they are reported to be wealthy, and
except in having been more successful
than their rivals, they are fair representa-
tives Of the men who have risen from pov-
erty to riches in the State. The class who
brought wealth with them to California is
extremely small.
The opportunities for speculation, and
for making fine fortunes without disregard
of the strictest rules Of business prudence,
are still, and will long continue to be, nu-
merous. Hardly month passes without
rise Of ten per cent. in the value of rea !
estate somewhere in the State. The re-
sources and attractions Of the coast arc too
great to permit decline, or long arrest of
development. Wages and interest will
fall, the yielding Of the mines will decrease,
business will become more steady, but land
will rise, the influence Of railroads will
open districts now unoccupied, and null
titude Of causes will contribute to keep
California for many years one Of the best
places in the world for young men Of un-
usual intelligence and capacity.-S. ~
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