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Hog Product or 1870

Tie first estimate of tho probable
number of hogs available for slaugh-
ter in 1901, is furnished by the
official tables of the State Auditor Of
Ohio, the assessors Of the State re-
turning the gross number Of 6 months
old and over on the 1st day Of April
at 1,720,113 against ]; ;455 ,9A3 on the
corresponding date, of 1869, or an
increasein round numbers of 275 900.
There ID, however, o slight decrease
81 compared with 1867, and q still
greater falling off as compared with
the crop Of previous years, which
reached the maximtm Of Q, ,765, 600 ia
1863. II is evident that the Same
causes which led to tho lsrge product
of 1853 high price Of Of the packed
product and consequent profit to
breeders rs-have stimulated the pro-
ductions this year in Ohio, as it prob.
ably has in Illinois; but It is qucs.
tionable If tho increase is equal in
other Western States. Upon the
subject of possible values, the Gin
cinsati Gazette, from which we have
extracted the above figures, says
The returns to tho Auditor includes
only those over 6 months old on the
1st Of April. Large numbers, there
fore, not included in our figures, may
be made ready for n arkot BY January
next. a good corn crop and high
prices for hogsusually insures q good
surplus Of the latter. Hogs are COM
manding high prices, and, while it is
not likely that packers will be able
TO pay MS much as was realized last
winter, still, ifcorn yields as wclias
| it promises, farmers will find hogs
moro profitable than any other pro
duct. They cannot get 90 many hogs
ready for market as to put the price
below . paying point. Those who
buy stock hogs at high prices to fatten
will run the risk Of Ioosing money, ot
course, but farmers who raise hogs
and fatten them cannot fail to come
out ahead. Packers now think they
can afford to pay So per 100 lbs. net
as the average for hogs next winter
Upon this it viii, J. we think, be safe
for feeders to figure; and SIC to go
q head for hogs as matters now stand
and are likely TO stand, should insure
. good profit. Boston Cultiuator.
y
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For Love or money.

y Il 4s "a,
The treason aud arrest of one n
the highest Of the ladiss - tSs Inn
periAi Court was moati0Oea In the
cable dispatches from PAris some
days ego. The lady, i sccgps, WAS
the Duchess Taschef dc Is Lagcrie,
ono Of the most brilliant among The
bevy Of bcauties that Wi0terhslter
painted in the picture ot tho Enlprsse.
and her Court. and one Of the de-
scend&nts OF yosephins BesuaArnaie.
The Paris papers ara very oatgpoken
regarding the disclosure. which exca-
ted dismay and scandal II fAshionabls
circles, and for aome time distracesd
attention from the war. From the
Chaussee d'Antin to The ROnd-po0t
tho Duchess name was upon ssvery
tongue. Her rank, influences, and
close alliance In blood 60 the Bona
parte family, seemed 10 refats the
accusations. but Ne judge from tho
comments that they wsre clearly
enough proved. Tho guilt Of sscret
and traitorous correspondsnCo with
the Ministers of King William is aAid
to have written existence, and % has
the Interchange Of billetsdoux with
the Crown Prince himsef. For q
day the moet frequent md most
charitable question asked was, "Whst
was her motive; was she bribed, or
was it love? p Was il not Sir Robert
Wslpole who WAS the author. aprOpos
OF bribery, Of that wondrdas oyniosi
diotum, II never know but one
| woman who refused money, and she
took jewels.'s s s.9a
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Burglary.
Chillicothe, Iowa, I
|. Sept. 23d, 1870. 4

EDrToRS COURIER:
On Thursday NOR
ming last there was seen promena-
ding round our town, three persons,
between IL and 5 o'clock. They
are supposed to be known. They on
tered the house Of Daniel Rogers; took
about thirty dollars. Also s. Hea.
Co * ksshouse, took ten dollars. They
entorsd Butin's store, took about
three dollars, and in The same build.
ing they also took from Mr.. Green,
field lfye dollars. They also took
from Mr.. Bssdls his pocket-book.-
Being closely pursued they dropped
IN and It's contents. There is in oul
town persons who have no visible
means Of support. They neyer work
they must 1.-Two. CHlLLIcoTHE.
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New Minister to England.

New Irinister TO ENGLAND.
n.r a;.r.,chsa All. ,norn;ro an Z
rornoa ths .pro;,tmant i ssn.tor : 4
Oliver p. Morton. IL Indians. q
aa;,;.ts,. "a nra.. Rr;ta;n mic. I
r..throp Motlov rcmoved.
s.,..o- No..o, i /. n..;vo =
w.vna conrtr Indiana and ar.araa
political l;fa 4 Judoe ~ ii. C;rcu;t a.
= violent democr.t. in vh;ch faith ha
ram.;nad mn - tho Mas. "a. ~ the
Kansaa- Nebraak. Bill. r 1sss ia
vas The renubl;c.n candidate = :
r.;antAp.nt Govarnor mt "a. ho.,en
Nth the .nt;ra. ticket
II 1850 he ran for fhe .ame office.
w;th Henrv 4 lana. .nd -. ,,;,h
the entire ticket. tr;umph.ntlv eleot.
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The Battle Of aa

Our artist AZ Prussian eadquart-
ers has sent as sketches of the great
battle Of Sedan, which va ought on
September 1sk 1870 and Nas proba-
bly, more important in @ results
than any hattie whlok has been
fought ih the present cent1ry. 4
y ,Whether We view this hnttle IN re-
gard to the numbers engaged, the
stratsQicai skill and milit9ky science
displaysd, the number ofmen killed
on both Isides, or the individual bra
very ana hsroism Of the, troops, the
battle Of Sedan will rank il history
~ the gfeatest engagement that over
occurred on the time-honoesd battle
fields of Europe. &
We have selecteda sket9b Of the
closing scene in this gteet drama
the charge Of the French catrassiefs
upon the Prussianl infantE tEy-for IL
lnatratitp in oar polamne. " q. aa
8 ,sAcoskaapanden a = Frpsalan head
qherterS 40 s daiIr psp1 sppplies
tho iollS SWING interseting intofmstion
on this subject; eAs Is 80 ,..ss,,s !,
Y, aToxald tho close Of thu battle q
moyament was descried among the
enemy hFhich soon becan1e clear. -
sGood heavens the French ouirassers
are goiAg to charge |" cried an off,
cor; and suro enough, tho regiment
Iof cuitassisrs, their helmets and
- 2 - IL. 49, 1--Is-- -. 49, Gait a.,
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London dispatches shows quite .
victory for the French, near Paris.
Thirty Thousand upon side were
engaged. The French occupying !
thick woods, with masked batteries,
opened upon tho Prusaians and thcy
were slaughtered terribly. A rein
forcslnent Of twenty thousand Prus-
slams was ordered up. and an attempt
made to turn tho flank Of the French
army, which was rspulsed, the whole
PrussiAn forces engaged retreating
in great disorder several miles, the
French pursuing. A: stand was
finally madc by the Prussians near
Montihery, where they were again
completely routed, snd foil back with
heavy loss upon the main army.
-
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ottumwa & st. Paul Railroad.

This is project that in timc will
attract the attention Of the people
of Fayette county. 1t is being
thoroughly discussed in Buchanan,
the county south. The necessary
arrangements are already completed
TOR a survey from Ottumwa to lnde-
pendence, and q corps Of engineers
are probably now at work on the
Hline. While in Independence few.
weeks ago We learned from several OF
tho citizens Of that city that they
were deeply Interested in the project
aud should do thcir utmost TO farther
ID ; and in the last Bulletin We observe
that the 1900 for the survey is raised.
The objective point is st. Paul, and
8 direct linc from Independence
would cross this county near the
center from south to north, and
Mace ia on main oroughfare from
St. Louis 70 ST, Paul. We therefore
will watch with no Iitsi6 snxiety the
efforts Of Buchshan COUNTY ID the
mattcr, and be ready at tho proper
timc 70 give her > helping hand in
the entarpripe. ~ ss 81 sss'ssat.a g'sla
We recently met Hon. w. II,
Wheeler, of Biairstown, who is
taking an active part in pushing this
road, and he gave ns tho assurance
| that ho wodld us soon as praCsicabie
make this county visit, and at q
pnblic meeting in the Court House
| would discuss It's merits with af
many as would like to listen. ln
our opinion, the Ottumwa 4 81. i'aul
Railroad will bo built but there is
strife between two routes-one viz
Waterloo and the other via lndepen
dence. With the latter we are inter
ested, aud il il for our good to on
oouragoit. West Union Gazette.
! t + 3
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vanBsnnett says In HIS Kansas Democrat
the following ofthe Iowa democratic plat.
form: "The rlntform has the muck oi
Irish with the mush OF war Democracy
until II Ii the weakeet stirAbout.
"We hate to zee tho wheel horses OF De-
mocracy jamed up with an old sled. Ifthe
vehicle contained genuine timbar VIC
would welcome defeat upon principles.
But the idea of being beAten because we
were notin favor Of any thing Is too bad
II you beat on The present State platform
our hat will 90 up for mtish hereafter in
stead Of brains.
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Some days ago Marshal Bazaine
had gathered together, at the dinner
tablo at Metz, the members Of his
family, Of whom several are in tho
army, They were waited upon BY .
servant of remarkably good appear
ance and manner-so good, indeed
that tho Marshal's wife was struck
with il, and expressed her astonish.
ment on leaving the table. The Mar
shall at FIRST laughed at hiswife's re-
marks, assuring her that the servant
was not q grand seigneur in disguise
but ualet de chamJre. Nevertheless,
the Marshal's wife insisted 80 strong
IL, that the handsome looking ser
want was arrested, when no turned
out to be Prussian officer.
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-We want all to andorstaad tha

We want all TO undcrstand that
notices Of marriage where no bride
cake is sent, will bc SGT up in small
tyne and pokod in some ontlandish
corner Of the paper. Whore hand
sonae piese Of cake is sent. it will be
put conspicuously in large letters;
WHOM gloves or bride favors arc ad-
ded . pioce Of illnstratatiye poetry
will be given 10 addition. Whom
however the editor attends tho eere.
mony in propria persona, and kisses
the bride it viii have especial notice
very large type, and the appropriate
poetry that can begged be borrowed
stolen, or coined, from the brain edi
toiial. - Brooklyn Iowa. Joaraqi.
,rhem's our terms.
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Charles Mason, Of Burlington,
after running for everything else
within the gift Of the people Of bis
state, is now the Democratic candid,
ste for Supervisor Of Des Moines
coun y. ewill as neaal, be elected
to stay at homc.
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.BARoAINs!

" No. 1KEDGE PLANTS, cheap
or thsp was ever toiofs bought in
the West. Delivered 70 any point, en-
order. By g.. g. a. DERBY.
Ott1mWs, Iowa, Sept l9-dw2t.
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GEn. m. M. TauMsuLL has Dur

GEH. III. M. TRUMRULL has pur-
.chsed the Dubuque Esening 1sle-
graph, and will run il sshOreafter as q
Republican paper devoted 70 tho in
cerosts OF Iowa and tho great North
wcst.l 10 this end, It viii oppose the
doctrines Of what u called tho protoc-
tive system, and will advocate the
freedom Of trado az well a. the free.
dom Of man. /.
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From the London Times, Aug. 80.

Something remains to be said Of
the composition of the rival armies
and Of their manner Of fighting.
Man for man, the average French
soldier is fully equal TO the average
Gernan. There are tall, strapping
follows from several districts in both
countries Bradenbnrgers and Pom
eranians on one side, and Normans
and Auvergnats on the other. These
may be set the one against the other;
but with their physical force the
equality Of the two armies ends.
Beyond q doubt the German, and
the Prussian soldier, is far
moro intsessssnt 4than his Esen0h
antagonist. Somo people have been
taught to laugh at the pedantry Of
Prussian military education. They
were a race Of hookworms, and the
1'dash" Of the French would tread
these worms into the dust. But this
nation of bookworms has brought
into the field, for tho FIRST timo per-
haps, in military history, an cduca-
ted soldier, whose deliberate valor is
perfected by the intelligence with
which he avails himself, not only Of
every coign of vantage in the field,
but also OF those improved weapons
Of which only on intelligent soldier
can make good use. Thus it has
been that, though perhaps the chasse-
pot 10 o better arm than the needle
gun, tho French infantry have shown
chat it is in their hands no better
than the weapon of their adversaries.
Tho battle must be long indeed out
Of which the Prussian soldier will
not bring many of his sixty rounds
ball cartridge. About forty is the
most they are ever expected to ex-
pend. But in the recent contesta
the French have, over and over
again, fallen short of ammunition
at most critical moments, though
they carry eighty rounds, the reason
being that they fire away their am
munltlon at absurd distances, Will,
the Prussians are taught to HUSBAND
| it for shorter distances, and never
if possible, throw it away in randon
| shots. With. them, indeed, ever
bullet may be said to have its billet
| and for tho accuracy Of their aim le
those 781 French corpses answe
which were taken out of the rifie-pit
at range, all shot through the head
Again, it may be said that the pres
ent campaign, so far as it has gone
has avenged the old classical system
Of warfare against that dcsultor,
|stylc Of fighting. by tho frantic el
forts OF corps d'el,te, which had sprun!
Iup among the French, owing to thei
/ Algerian campaigns. The Frvncl
line has been neglected for thes
Favored bodies, while the Germa1
forces arc remarkable for great uni
| fornity of efficiency all through th
army, They are, therefore, ablc t
act with much greater effect j
masses, and their method Of warfar
is neither desnitorv or spasmodi,
but regular and overwhelming in i,
advance, and as though the whol
army were one great machine, actin
| IN perfect order. AS for the officers
1 we are 10th TO think that tho Frenc
have degenerated in this respect, bI
il the stories be true, which arc tol
OF French officers both high and lov
following their regiments, not =
loot or ON horseback but id carriagt
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- P!sadiag at the har-beggiug 20
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DEAD. Joseph W. Snow, editor
Dss Moines Statesman, died Ut Chi.
osgo Wednesday morning, Of typhus
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How to make fire hot-keep It
coaled
Motto for an Arab tribe-Up and
Bedoain.
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EouslEs Jos pEpARrmENr
-cONsLkSE WITH EEw-
RS AND PREssES-
, PRINTING or ALL KINDS,

FfsniN Visiting Card TO 4 Mammoth Poster.
executed in good style. Eastern prices and
work duplicated.
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Fpgf ofths Rspublican nominees
for Congress we're soldiers, Smyth,
Douuau, Valdez apd Orr. They wero
nons Of them killed Davenport
Desaocrat- u.
/. Nono Of the nsnocraitic nominees
| for Congress werc soldiers. They.
| VIII ~ % killed. BirmiayAam Enter
prise. /, i.
10 sn augcl-what ON earth ars
you doing .s'
You can't easily vex q candl,
tAongh you may put il ont.
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Katie Putnam ispiaying leg pieces
at Pekin, Illinois.
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The round Of domestic life--A
hoop-skirt, # M
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~ sgTfE s'ssss ssge.g H.
$500 gs negtata 81 rs ~ to-, sass
ssss laess si5rsassh aesas .5esis
fsssSs" IL sal sFiisFa a2s tad ls@asksassns,,f
's.s's Sts.e sg.sE
's,' 49,, II
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Teis Smith, leading citizen Of
Pakin, and one Of the most extensive
wagon and carriage manufactures
in Illinois is dead.
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~ fI1o n31l el4oaq Al
SID eff4 9ssfF bsga 81
" ,syofI l1tls gve 4 sazi i
NE noEi esg ! 'tss ral
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~ ssg;9 srl sssssi
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IN sf/IxsaSt awsai
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the steamer Maria Pia.
Now York, Sept. 23.
A dispatch from London says the
announcement that Senator Morton
is to be sent to England to replace
Mr.. Motley, is regarded unfavorabiy
1 here, as the present juncturo requires
q man at tho head OF our legation, Of
thorough experience in European
| affairs, and diplomatic training. The
l u. Scan exercise an important iniin-
ence in favor Of Republican France
| iii the present crisis. A man like
General Dix is required to meet the
exigencics OF the occasion.
| Theeontinuance Of negotiations be
tween Favre aud Bismarck inspires
confidence IN ceessfnl conclusion
| of their efforts. We're their views
unreoonciliable, it is justly argued
,hero would have been . rupture
between them before this.
Although the French Constituent
Assembly is to be elected on OctObcl
2nd, it will be fortnight or thrs'
weeks before tho vote will be reachet
a. 10 the form Of government. II !
not probable that there will be
; cessation OF hostilities until vote !
had.
The Prefect has published Motif
cation contradicting the statemen
that tho Prassians bad invade
Normandy.
\ New York, Sept %.
9 A special correspondent in Lopdo
telegraphs the particulars OF 10
J, preliminary meeting between Favr
and Bismarck in the chateau of Fe
o riers. Bismarck received the Frenc
) Minister with great courtesy, an
opened the subject OF peace negoh'
= tions At once. - @ 81
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At the Republican State Conven-
ton one hundr"d and fifty delegates
weie present, representing every
county excepttwo. John A. .iarman,
of Alexandria. presided.
The Republican Congressional Con
vention for the First District, yes.
terday nominated Dr.. Norton, color
ed, for Congress. The white nom.
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10 sn augcl-what ON earth are
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BruSeei6, sept. q.
A British diplomatiat arrived yes,
terday, en- route to tho headquarters
Of shs King Of Prussia, on an impor-
tant mission connected with the
peace negotiation. esyt s9ss gyi
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w EST CHESTER AND PHILADELPHIA

w KAlLROAD.
Leave Philadelphia from New Depot, THIRTY
FIRST and CHESNUT Streets, 7'45 A. NJ, 100 a. M,
$50 p Nj 415 p. NJ, 4s0 Z. NJ, 6l5 and II 80 p. NJ
Leave West Chester from Depot, on East Market
street, at 65 A. M, 500 A. Nj, 746 A NJ, 1913 A.
M, 1'65 p. NJ, 40 p. NJ, and 615 T: M
rain leaving West Chester at 500 A. NJ will stop
at b. c. junction, Lenni Glen Riddle, and Media;
leaving Philadelphia at aa0 2. N. VIII stop at Me-
da, Glen Riddle, Lenn and b. G. Junction. Pas
sengers to or from stations between West Chester
and b. Q. junction going East VIII take train leaving
West Chester at 7'45 A. NJ, and change cars at
b. c. Junction, and going West passengers for sta
tions above Il. G. Junction will take train leaving
Philadelphia at a4e p. NJ, and will change cars at
b. G. junction. = ,,., .
the Chestnut and Walnut streets cars. Those or the
Market street line run within one square Tue
cars or both lines connect with each train upon Its
"4'" ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia for West Chester at $50 A. NJ.
and 200 p. NJ. te .
anu A'V -" WILLIAM G. WHEELER,
AIMS General Superintendent
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
A UCTIoN SALE OF MEDICINES, IgSTRU.
IN MENTS AND CONDEMNED HOSPITAL

A UCTIoN SALE OF MEDICINES, IgSTRU.
N MENTS AND CONDEMNED HOSPITAL
PROPERTY.
ASSISTANT MEDICAL PURvEYoRs OFFICE, |
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Feb. I, 1ST0I
Win be offered at public sale, in this CITY, at
judiciary Square Depot, e street, between Fourth
and Fifth, on TUESDAY, the Sth day OF March,
1870 at 10 A. M, large quantity OF Hospital Proper
ty which has been in use, embracing surgical and
dental instruments, bedding and clothing, iron bed
steads, stoves, chairs, tables, fre hose, cooking
utensils drums, old band instruments, wooden and
leather buckets, medicine and mess chests tin cups
desks, brooms, scales and weights deli plates books
clocks, coffee boilers iron bars and inch water ppe
etc, etc. Also, considerable quantity and variety
OF medicines In fair order; hospital stores beef eX-
tract, etc., etc. Also, two covered wagons, new aud
In superior order.
Terms cash. deposit at time of sale will be re-
quired. All goods purchased must be removed
within four ( days, after which date no responsI-
bility for them will be assumed at this ONCE
Catalogues ready by the LIST of March.
Assistant Medical Purveyor, Brevet Colonel g. S.
Army. 2T6t
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RAILROAD LINES.
DENNsYLyAN1A CENTRAL RAILROAD

AFTER 8 p. M. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER IA. lse
The trains OF the pennsylvania Central tr-Srg.s Srg.s6
leave the Depot at THlp1VFTpST f1I5nd ~ ys ysss
Streets, wh''" .. as~Pf1 Ahn ~, IAhtnEdt 49,
- --y. 20 reaehau directly ~ tile MarhSse
,auet oars the last car connecting with eacn usn @
leaving Front and Market streeta thirty minutes
fore It's departure. The Chestnut ana atnu' sSt''''
cars run within ono square OF the CepSL
Seepng-cT tickets can be had on applicatIon M
the Ticket once, n. w, corner Ninth and Chestnut
reefs, and at the Depot.
g. >nts OF the Union Transfer CompAny will call
-, Agsc EVER baggage at the depot Orders left az
No % soI GSesn street or No, lleMarket street. w
receive attention