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WILMINGTON, DEL, Sept. AT the city
election held here yesterday, the whole Dem
"cratic ticket was elected.
SARATOGA, Sept. The Republican State
Convention organized, with the choice Of Geo.
w. Curtis as temporary Chairman. Delesa-
tions from the Workingmens' Central
orary seats.
Committees were appointed. At the after
noon session, Gen. Van Wyck was appointed
permanent Chairman.
At the evening session, Gen. Gates pre-
scented the resolutions of the Convention of
War Veterans, subsequently, the Convention
proceeded Ia make nominations. Gen.
Stewart l.. Woodford was nominated for
Misunderstanding 25S votes, against lob
for Horace Greeley, and 20 for Geo. w.
Curtis The nomination was made unani-
NOUS.
Senator Conkling, from Committee, report
cd resolutions endorsing the National Ad-
ministration; congratulating Germany on
the righteous victories Of Fatherland, and
expressing the hope that the brave people
who have given Republic to France may
soon establish free institutions in their own
country; mailing with JOY a new Republic
IN France, ana the overthrow oi the ln'It
rial rule; sympathising with the people of
Cuba in their struggle for liberty; condemn
ing the Democratic State administration, and
the appropriation of State funds for sestarian
schools; k,voring local prohibition Of the
sale Of liquor; and demanding the enforce
ment of the laws providing for the purity Of
elections. -
Dewitt C. Littlcjohn was nominated for
n HaI
of Duchess County, for Comptroller.
WORCESTER, Mass, Sept. 7.-Delegates
To the Labor Reform Convention are assem-
bling. The general feeling favors the nomi-
nation of Wendell Phillips for Governor.
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-...i Fer 6be k0aae1b
!, Black hce wells are noW Spiag 81 Of
fashion, and wells are now wosw IL essss Of
the bonnet - -
"A large number Of people leit Log
Branch lAst week on acoount Of The very cuOl
weather. gam l.a-f - Be-.
-Chestnut-brown and dove-color are to
be the tvo colors most worn next season.
Artificial flowers are used more than
ever this season for trimming evening
dresses.
Corduroy and plush Costumes will be
very fashionable this winter.
People at Atlantic City N. J., have to
wear strainen over their nostrils to prevent
inhaling mosquitoes which are very thick n
that place. .dT .rr
The fall bonnets are to be trimmed with
gay velvet, ornamental with berries or very
bright flowers. --1- mr.
The walnut candy, which is in such
great demand everywhere, is made by the
cDnvicts in the prisoRs. -iu
"A lady at Saratoga who appears with
new ian every hour, raises the wind in no
uncertain way.
Light grey, or blue kid slippers, with
high heels, are worn by young ladies With a
short morning costume. a
The latest style Of necklaces are made Of
large round colored beads To match the dress,
and are wound several times around the
neck.
"A Providence paper has the following
among its local items: IA very pretty pat
tern toilette de promenade in toile de chine
has the under jupe trimmed with white
bands, surrounding vandyked guipute.
The upper jupe, shaped into festoons Of va
rio,s dimensions and lengths, is bordered
with similar trimming, and raised behind
the mend pouf The sleeves, Loose at the
wrists, are trimmed with stimulated cuffs,
and the high corage has the collar open in
front and falling in a square form half way
down the waist behind The chapau Of
violet crepe du chine, which is trimmed
with white lace border in front, has a clns-
ter Of white flowers and an maroon leaves
pOiseh nj the top"
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CHICAGO.

M Human Rcnalns FOWMd Ia the
Rmims-Seve0 Pess00S meaae0g-Re.
JOtciaG Over The white Sa0ektRE Vtr-
tory.
CHICAGO, Sept. NO human remains
have vet been discovered in the ruins Of the
recent fire, Seven persons are missing, and
it is very probable that they persisted at the
time of the fire. -
A number of Aldermen from Toronto and
several members Of the Canadian Parlia-
ment, reached here this morning, and are
at the fremont.
The victory Of the Chicago White Stock
ings over the Cincinnati Red Stockings in
that city, to-day, was received here with
the warmest expressions Of delight, the
more 50 that it was unexpected.
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WARMERS COUGH BAI-SAM is hc1line soft
enng and ex?cctorating The extraordinary power
u possesses IN inniedafciy relieving and cventu-
ally Curing the most obstinate cases Of Coughs,
ooids, Sore Threat, Bronchitis, Influenza, Casarrh
Hearsrncss, Asthma and Consumption is almost in
credible 80 prompt Is the rc1icf aad certain its -
fcts i'm all the above cases. any affection of the
threat aid luncs that thousands of physicians are
daily prescribing it, and and ali say that il is
known. One dose always affords relief and in
most cases one bottle effects a cure. Sold By drug
gists, in large bottles. Price One Dollar 1t is
your own fault if You still cough and suffer. The
Ralsam will cure
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PROMPT. HONORABLE, RELIABLE.

A GENTS WANTED IN EVERY CITY, TOWN
~ and village for the largest and most successful
DOLLAR HOUSE in the cVuntry-ONLl ONE en-
dOrsesi by the leading Papers and Express Go. Of
the Unitel States. Our goods give universal salts
faction our premiums tO Agents cannot he cxcellfti,
and our cheeks are free. Having two hOuss~-lBOs-
ton aud ChcaeO-our facilities uneluallesl, and
our business exceeds in amount all other concerns
in this trade combined.
10 Send Tor CIRCULARS AMI FREE CLUB to
5. {. THOMPSON 4 CO.,
i35 Feeral-st., Boston, 15s Safest, Chicago.
scp5w12l
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WANTED.

HOTEL. KEEPERS n. B-A HOTEL AND
Boarding House wanted at Paramount. Hotel
premises for sale. Inquire IL j. II. Blackm2n,
farmount Station, Kansas au3ldSw
NyANTED-TWO RELIABLE AND COMPE-
w TENT persons to represent the Es'LEsTIC LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK, in the States
IT Kansas and Missouri. With experienced agents
liberal arrangements will l,c made.
THOMAS J. DARLING co. Gcn'l Agfs.
No. South Fifth-st., LeavenwOrth, Kansas.
ar,DS w1n
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Notice Of Final Settlement.

STATE OF KANSAS,
LeavenwoTth County.
In the Probate Court, in and for said County
IN the matter of the Estate Of
james Il. McCune, Deed.
(N;EDITOES AND ALL OTHEE PEIsSoSs
Y interested in the aforesaid Estate, gre hereby
notified, that at the next regular term of the fr'-
bate Court, in and for said County, 10 lie began
and held the Court Boom, in the City and County
Of Ipayeuworth State Of aforesaid, on the hrs;
Monday in the month of October 4. ID. $50,
-I,z apply the SAID Court for full and anal SET
tler.ent Of sid Estate.
IIENEY Il. KELLER, Adm'r
of James II. Metune, Deed
Lavenworth City, August 26ih, A. D. ls.e
au.t,ytw.
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RASE BALL

The white Saoektags DeGeaa Tie DeA
CINCINNATI, Sept. The White Stock
ings, Of Chicago, defeated the Red Stock
ings Of Cincinnati, to-day, by \ score Of
ten to six.
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EHdndENAGOGUE.

WARMER ENMENAGOGCE. is the only arti-
Gle known tn cure the Whites it will cure in every
cas-. Where Il the family in which this in,por-
tau: medicine is not wanted Mothers, this Is the
greatest blessing offered You. and you should
immediately procure H. Ii il also cure f,r
t.n,al. Irregularities, and EIay be depended upon
in every ease wher, the monthly flow has been oh
struct.d throgh cold OF disease. sold by druggists
Price ono Dollar. CIR sent by mail on receipt OF One
Dollar En,l , quarter.
ADDRESS sI9 STATE SF. CHICAGO.
s,xtt
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

4 VOID QUACKS.-A VICTIM OF EARLY
~ indiscretion, causing nervous debility, PreDa-
ture decay, Sc. having tried in vain every adver-
ti>ed remedy has discovered simple means Of self
cure which he will send free to his fellow sufferers.
J. II. futile, IS Nassau-st., New York City.
au11wllS
MYSTERY SOLVED. FIFTEEN MINUTES
~ Private Conversation with Married Ladies. BY
one "f their number. sent Free for stamp. Ad-
dress Mrs. II. METZiER, Hanover, Ia.
sepSw
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Cure Of Kidney amsl Bladder
Affection Of u Patient Sew.
cmty.cighi Years Of Age
Thanks 10 MIR. lHclIAbOlh.
GIRAKD, Pa, March II, 1850
EDITOR CosxoPoLrTE: desire an unsolicited
tribute to the merits Of Helm,,old's Buchu and for
the benefit of tho-e similarly afflicted myself, to
say after consulting many eminent physicians, and
trying nearly all the best advertised remedies in
the vain hoye Of finding relief from aggravated kid
ney aud bladder diseases, from which have suf-
kred excessively for many years, g""i fortune
finally suggested to bc Hslmt,ods Buchu, which
commenced using with little faith, and no apparent
beneficial results for about month. At the expi-
ration Of that time, however, ! thought COM
n,encel to experience slight relief which encour-
aged to Persevere in its use, and now at the ex-
piration Of four months, although ! am an infrm
old man, nearly - years Of age, and consequently
medicines cannot he expected 10 avorabIy effect me
as they otherwise would, l have found such un-
.peakab'e relief and permanent benefit from Mr.
Heln,lold's valuable discovery, that feel ! ought
to publicly record the fact, acknowledgement
TO him and a valuable suggestion to the public.
Yours respectfully, d. NJ. LAREN.
Mr.. Laren refers to the following gentlemen:
r., nay v,cr c;,,,, y,
CHAs. STOW. E-I-, Girard, Pa. Editor Cos
mcpolte.
GEO H. CUTLER, Girard, Pa, Attorney.
B. G. A''' ''''''' ''-' Druggist
Everywhere.
Price $l.25 per Bottle, or Six Bottles
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WINE OF LIFE.

The great Blood Purifier and Delicious Drink
WARMERS VINCM WIFE, OR WINE or
LIFE, is free from any poisonous drugs or impu-
rites, being prepared for those who require slim
ulaut. 1t is splendid appetizer and tonic and the
finest thing In the world for purifying the blood 1t
is the most pleasant and delicious article offered
TO the public, far superior TO brandy, whiskey.
wine, titters, or any other article. 1t is mere
healthy, and cheaper. Both male and female:
Young old. can take the Wine of Life I; is in
fact, a life preserver. These who wish to enjoy
good health and free flow Of lively spirits, viii Do
well take the Wine of Life IL is different from
any hing ever before in II is sold by drug
gi,;s; also at all respectable saloons Price One
Dollar, in quart bottles.
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bUkxmoroN, VT, Sept 7-Returns ftom
IS sovns give Republican majority lor
0cvssuor Of 49, 65. The total majority pill
- sbout 1000. So Car - reported, 0aly
Re Demo cratic Representative are elected.
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>TsHs RlvER, n. J. SeFt. S-T611 -
6xeznioa party to Tons River foo -
- chile crossing a foot- -
1l1A - bidge gave way pseeil
oAoo psgsuas into twenty fDet of N1leE.
- usse doruned.
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FOUND.

EOUND-S TRAYED-PE PERSONS HAVING
i, lost Horses Cattle or Stock of any kind, may
find the by forwarding minute description 81
stock, with address Of owner, to me at Pennington,
Atchison County, Kanaas.
nd Terms reasonable.
jy 26wfl6 THOMAS LEESON.
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DOUGLAS CouNrr.-The following are
the Republican nominations IN DtmSia.'
County: State Senators, l.. J. Worden, J.
&. Vincent; Probate Judge, J. NJ. iIcndry;
County Superintendent, ii. $. Speer; Dis
trict Clerk, Il. ID. Palmer; County Attorney,
John IIutclings; Representative, Goth Dis
tric,, W. c. Melville; 39th, J. ii. Bone
brake; 10Th, III. c. Fisher. ...
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KANSAS MANrFACrURE.-T is col
nny of French people located in franklin
County, southwest Of Ottawa, who are manu-
featuring silk velvet ribbon, in all colors.
The quality is fully equal to the imported
article, aud the prices compare favorably.
They are doing heavy business and mer-
CHAINS who have been there say the enter
prise is very successful. Mr.. Geo. Smith, Of
the firm of Einstein, Smith Il Co., gives us
the above information, and samples may be
seen at their store
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\ GENTLEMAN informs the Deputy Sheriff
of Douglas County that some two weeks ago
4 party Of seven horse thieves, who were on
the way from Iowa to the Indian nation,
were captured by the settlers some twenty or
thirty miles west of the town of Parker, with
a number of stolen horses in their possession.
The settlers gave them a fair trial, and, find
ing them guilty beyond doubt, summarily
vindicated squatters' law by hanging the
whole batch As the informant was known
To he reliable, and of respectable standing,
we have every reason to believe the report
reliable,
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FOR SALE.

EARN FOR SALE.-12O ACRES PRAIRIE
in Improved. A few miles from Paramount Sta
ton, LeavenwOrth County. 81, 0O0 cash down
J. A. BLACKMAN.
FairMo,,ut Kansas au31d&w
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TESTlNIONY Y.

Cure OG Gravel Of Five Years
standing -StOne Passed and
to he seen.
SAVANNAH, TENN, May II, 1869.
DR. II. T. HELNBOLD.
DEAR SIR: We introduced your Fluid 'Extraet
Buchu'' in this country about eight months ago,
and are happy TO state that il is meetingwith uni
versal favor. We wish to inform you of one in
stance -(among many where your '.Bnchu'' has
worked wonders. A man in our county named J.
D. Estell, had besn suieri-g about five years with
gravel. About six weeks ago he bought Of us one
hottie Of your ''Isuchu, and before he was through
with one hottie he passed gravel that weighs eighi
grains, which now have on exhibition in our
drug store. He says that he will never be without
the '.Buchu'' in his house again. Your hreiHra-
tions are gaining favor every day.
Very respectfully, yours, &c,
ECCLES 4 HINKEL, Druggists.
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kEAvEywoRTH is said TO boast Of a man
who is ~ tall that his likeness cannot he got
into one picture. \ local artist has painted
his head and shoulders, and announce that
he will I've continued next week. "-Atchison
Champion. -..
Yes: he WIS srlnstruck last summer, and
the men who carried him home were com
PEELED TO 90 out on the Reserve in order 10
turn round and bring him down Fifth street.
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FIVE wagon loads of immigrants from
Iowa, passed through the city yesterday,
bound for Jefferson County.
VIZ are indebted to, Mr.. Anthony Nay
for .ome fine peaches raised On his farm,
from trees set out in 1890. They are Of
the 'Half Breed Indian Cling and ''Tcu-
n-s-ce Seeding varieties, and are the bszt
we have seen this year. Mr.. Way has done
much, in fruit culture in ztkk cGsstt.
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LONDON, Sept. The German States at
the demand of Prussia, undertake to pro-
vide for $1,000 French prisoners, at the rate
Of one to every 500 of the population.
LOUIS BLANC MINISTER To ENGLAND.
LONDON, Sept. 10 7. NIT Is ru-
nored that Louis Blanc will return to Eng
land as Ambassador Of France.
The Manchester Er1miacf learns that
273. 900 men are available for the defence Of
Paris.
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MEDICAL.
WARMERS
PILE RE16EnY-


WARMERS DYSPEPSIA TONIC Is PRE-.
JARED expressly for Dyspeptics and those suffer
uatns tonic and splendid appetizer; Il strength
ems the stomach and restores the digestive orvans tn
their healthy state. Weak, nervous and dyspep,ie
persons should use WARNEx's DYsPEPsrA ?oSfc.
For sslle BY druggists. Frice enc Nc{laE
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wEsTrORT, CGNN., Sept >, ls6O.
II. T. HELNBOLD, Esq
DEAR SIR: 1 commenced taking your Extract
Of Buchu' about two weeks since for an affection Of
the Gravel, Bladder and Kidney. have suffered
by spells, very much for few days past. But yes
teray relief came through the effect Of your Blu
chu'' A stone passed frOm my bladder about the
size Of large pea, and nov feel perfectly well and
entirely free from the pain that have suffered with
ESQ hard.'' attribute my cure to your medicine
entirely. AMI would recommend all persons SINH
larly affected to try it. have great faith in its
curative powers Yours, truly,
THOMAS J. BENNETT,
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The citizens Of Lecompinm township are
good deal exercised over the Texas cattle
question 4 few droves have passed through
there this summer, and, as an attendant con-
sequence, the native cattle are dying with
Texas fever. Several meetings have ben
held recently, and steps taken to end the
evil, for once and all. So says the Lawrence
Tribune
The Oswego Labc,te county, Register
says:
''Thc man who does not believe in alvcr-
Using in newspapers was in town the other
day and posted up the following notice in
the post office lobby:
i have won full bred chester hog fenaii
that will sell 3 miles 5 Of OSwego-'
That hog fcmair is modest in the cx-
trcmc."
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RAILROAD TILE TABLE.

RAILROAD THE TABLE.
MISSOURI PACIFIC.
s@ru{ E.pr,-..................--s I5Ax
7aaxj Mail, Daily except Sunday !
ine..ant Hill Asoo.nned:- 81
sl5" ton, daily exceptSundayJ s2FH
trsvEswoRTH, ATcH,suN a .ceTpvn-TErs
u OaNJ Mail, daily except Monday
ID " l d "P
Asss"S s,.;, daily e.. ,,e,..
s,.,--- xAxsAS PACUIc.
509FMJ Exrcts 81 = -....~---- L,SsR AN
80 All Mail, daily except Sunday-) 3rH
,.... -,.s AizSs' fHi SSlN4I4tiii 5-n. sant.
i:o0p.m. Mail and Express sog.h... [ 400 2. m.
i2:i5 a. m Night do - .s.ti2s5Er2-
n 90 a. m st. Joe Accomd' n do -. ii 10 a. nj.
s:lsa.m- Nail and E.pr's' SSs'h-- ;ss,,2Ass.'
Train leaving LesvenwoSsh At : 10Y n. insass
connection with train leaving st. Joe al ii p. M.
for Chicago and the Esst. 7ssl Dan , 'BTU|
c. s. W. z. ".
10 4oAN Iteveriy.---.-- SIAN
4"PM .-------.-.--..-..-.---1 WPA
ss@".. Platte G,y--.----.......-- 's ss -. ~
DPN - 3 Do PA
NANSIBAL ST. JOSEPH
Sis am. Express via 81. Joseph. II 30 n M
I.t1 r. IN. do via Harlem.-.-.--..-3 s:1O r. M
7:IO t" do via st. Joseph. (I2:5 = m.
Omnibns,.- leave one hour b.lbre the sa,c-e time.
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STATE on KANSAS, -
LEAN ENwpgIn COUNTY.
In the pi,tri, Court Of the frst Judicial DIstrc'
"f the Stale IL Kansas, sitting IN the County III
LeavcnwoTth, in said State
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NICE Is TIRED OF FRANCE.
EL0RuCE, Sept. GA dcPp1l1ioa from
Nice 10 III Minister Of Fofcip AGfn arriv-
"a dee this morning. Thy alncunced
that Nice vss tired of cnduriag lie 9rani-
cal yoke Of France. The yosng "a dthe
town and country have refused b joia the
Garde Mohile, and daily -conaich - eccnr-
ing betuera De army and The people. sseze4
crowded with agents Of Mazzini. Ageneral
rising Of the people Is imminent Reanexa-
ton to Italy i considered indispensable. The
Minister declined to reply to the deputatien,
which leaves declaring that hence6orth the
Republicans, who have heretofore been op-
posed, will have their own way.
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Rev. WILLIAM COGSwELL, westPort Conn.
j. l.. q. CANNON, Druggist, Wes'Iort, Conn.
H. B. WHEELER, Esq, westPOrt, Conn.
BRADLEY HULL, Esq, westp"rt, Conn.
Dr. wAKEMAN, Beading, Conn
r. w. ROBINSON, Wholesale Druggist, New
City,
And many others if necessary.
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,m,,,,m, s....4. sAsYs s1gya AN
9 ID AN Mail, daily except Sunday-) 45fN
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| England sympathy VIII TTsuice lu hti
present distress, and encouragement. was
given Of the carly recognition of the Re
public.
JULES FAvHE AWAITS RE>foNsE FROM
THE UNITED STATES.
| PARIS, Sept. Jules Favrc Is awaiting
| a response 10 his telegram, recently sent Ia
the United States. Ii is thought the reply
will have great effect throughout the
| country.
THE NEUTRALITY OF RUSSIA REVIEWED ~
| A FRENCH rAPEE.
NEW YUsK, Se,t. "A special CORES
pendent Of the Tribune, 1T ST. Petersburg,
under date Of September LIST, writes: The
Gaulois has published several articles on
neutrality, and the relations of Russia in re-
gard to Prussia, and towards consolidated
Germany. In thcsse it stated that neutrality
does not mean inaction; that a nation should
see what its interests are, and he prepared
to maintain them, and that the position Of
Russia is different from that of other neutra
powers. A strong Germany does not neces
sarily affect Russia, but il would affect he
If the treaty Of Paris remains in force. IL
tina. case, while other powers have fOun.
new routes, Russia, with the Black Sea, NJ
defended By fleets or fortreses, wOult
l be at the mercy of Germany and England
No new war need be entered on, bat
when the present one is over, Russia mnt de
mand changes and have her neutral right
respep1ed. The treaty Of Paris remains un
aitefC Russia has not hindered the forci
bic n11ificafin of Germany, pox dos sh
- 8 Becesary 10 ~ tly q
asu1ic r1oe, ~ @ De
ah8 her positiplt ~ - Blacl
J Is 49, C1,ruhe eh,l1s : Sh
- her legifi IsN5lI 3
I1i161o1 IN q. Europe svhicl
- - ly follow III y -.
I6S6onIois Of the lse = etntio'
70 ~ Azvice Russia La - Hfassia
By - EARNED neutrality - enablin,
PrI.a - leave her ees:ef fsef un
NlEEkRY STRENGTH OF FRANCE.
] In - kiclc on the military sssnsth G
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vail he difficult, u not impossible, 10 totally
prevent communications with the city.
A LETTER FROM MINISTER wAsHBURNE
RECOGNIZING THE FRENCH REPUBLIC.
PARIS, Sept. S.-The new corps called
Guardians OF Peace, is organized here.
The Journal O6eiaie Of the Republic,
prints a letter from Washburne, the Ameri-
Tan Minister, declaring himself authorized
TO recognize the French Republic, and offer
the congratulations Of the American Gov
ernment and people, who hear with enthn-
siasm of the proclamation Of Republic,
unattended with blocdshed, and offer every
sympathy with the great movement, which
is big with results for France and mankind.
The letter after recalling the traditional
friendship between the two countries, closes
with congratulations on the choice of Jules
Favre As Foreign Minister.
HAvRE UNDER MARTIAL LAW.
HAvRE, Sept. S-Martial law is declared
here.
PARIS, Sept S-RepOrs received from all
quarters that mediation in the affairs OF
France and Prussia is contemplated. There
is no cessation however in the effort for
National defence.
DESTRUCTION OF FORESTS To EMBARRAss
THE PRUSsIANS-NORE ABOUT MEDIA
TON.
The Journal saws that, as the forests Of
Campeigne and Chantilly will serve As
refuge for the enemy, they should be burned.
1t is understood that, in case of mediation,
Lord Lyons, English Minister, Chevalier
Negra, Italian Minister, Senior OIasga, Span
ish Minister, and Mr.. Washburne, American
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-09-15

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