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A Man Drowned While Being
Raptized.

Correspondents of the Cincinnati Gazette
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Market Reports.


Reported Expressly for the ARGUS.
PARIS, Sept. 6.-The Prussian mainiege
corps have occupied Rheims.
The Princes Mathilda when captured near
Dippo had an enormous amount of baggage
which excited the suspicion of the police.
When upon searching II was found that she
had several boxes filled with the national
objects of art. All her baggage has been
seized, and q detachment of the mobile
surrounded her dsmicisle and kept a close
surveillance on her movements.
A dispatch from Mulhansen reports that
the French Tiecurs and battalion of ma
uonal guards of that place has been
ordered to oppose invasion from the troops
of Baden, and have gallantly prevented the
Prussians from crossing the Rhine above
and below Mulhansen.
The United States government through
its Minister, E. B. Washburne, has recog>
nized the Republic of France.
The new government has received notih-
cation of recognition.
A strong belief is entertained In diplo-
matte circles of this city that an armistice is
eminent and is even now beiag negotiated
1t is reported upon prominent authority
that the British Minister, Lord Lyons, has
gone to meet the king of Prussia on behalf
of the provisional government and arrange
for terms of mediation.
/. is probable that the provisional gov
eminent of France will make the following
diplomatic appointments
Minister to Belgium, Victor Hugo; Minis
ter to England, Louis Cluenc; Minister to
Italy, Signor Cernousic.
1t is rumored that the garrison of Stras
burg has effected q successful sortie, and
that they have defeated the Prussians in an
engagement under Strasburg walls. Dis
patches announcing the battle and sortie
comes from Belgium.
LONDON, Sept. "A Berlin telegram to
the Times states that the Prussian annexs-
tion will include the cession of all Alsacla,
and the northeastern districts of Lorraine,
including the fortresses and cities Of Metz,
Thienville and Strasburg.
The Times in it's editorial this morning Is
sanguine that the Republic can not oppose
an effectual resistanc nceto the Prussian armies.
The Times is not confident of the stability oi
the Republic, it says the Emperor has rem
dsred it in possible for the Republic to con
.inue the war. The government who can
no longer wage war, ought to know how
to make or purchase peace even at an e1
horbAnt price.
The storm this afternoon effected tht
wires to such an extent that our dispatched
are necessarily sbridged.
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The Austrian Government has sent q
threatening note to Ex King George, of
Hanover, warning him not to involve AUS
tria by his intrigues against Prussia, and
threatening him with expulsion from the
Empire in case the Austrian Government
should get into difficulties on his account.
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The Illinois, Bloomington & Western
railway have reduced the fair on their road
one half cent per mile. This will be a mark
in their favor, for anything tending to brake
down the railroard monopoly thatnow exists
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The news of the declaration of the French
Republic has prod uced great excitement in
Ireland. and there seems no doubt that the
natl onal party there are encouraged to
de mand the same.
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young Swedish woman in Altoona. Ill
named Tiller, Was burned to death on Snn
day while attempting to build fire With
kerosene
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The average number of passengers from
Alton to St. Louis daily is abont two hun.
dred. This alone makes a good business for
the railroads between two points.
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During the present month the inserest on
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LONDON INSIDE OUT.-The most interest
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John A. Sutter, who first discovered gold
in California, has had grandson appointed
to West Point.
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Chicago MARKET.
fsisgraphsd to the ARsUs.
oaIoAso, September I.
FIour-Duil.
Wheat-Lower with Gales of new No at wa
9ec; closing at 9t1o; old No is quiet ats9c; NO
has sold at 96a97; No at Soc for new
Corn-Lower closing at 57a57ic for No =; re-
jected 55c,
Oats--Lower at 323c cash, and $40 seller
October.
Rve-Dull at 62c for No 2.
Barley-Lower, 81 05 for No .
Pork-Dull at $27 25a27 80.
Hiehwines-Low at sec for iron:
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n1ew York Market.
Tslegr.phsd to the ARGUS.
Nav YoRK, September 6.
Flour-Tnactive at IS 00a5 so.
Wheat-Quiet, frmer; 81 2Sals3O.
Corn-S2aS3ic.
Oats-4Sa50c.
Pork-Heavy at S2T 20.
Lard l6aal61o.
Whisky--Quiet and steady at 94c.
Bacon-Dull and weak at l43als.
Sugar-l2sc.
Coffee-I6isl7S.
Cottop-20ae
Linseed Oil-0la93c-
petroleum--27o.
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1t. Louis Market.

1t. Louis Market.
Telegraphed to the ARGUS.
ST. Louis, Sept. S.
Flour-Dull.
Wheat-Dull, lower, unsettled.
Corn--63@674c.
Oat.-Firmer, a shade higher.
Rarlsy-Choice firm and in dem:nd.
Observation-Disclosures
Pork-S2S 90.
Lard-l6s.
Whisky-Firmer.
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Dailp ARGUS.
'FFICIAl CITY g. COUNTY PAPER
WHO is ON THE FENOEt

Will the Union state its position Is 1t
for liberty with the French Republic, or for
King William, who is marching on to Paris
with his armies, to crush people who are
now fighting for that Republic They have
asked for a cessation of war not that Prus-
sia has accomplished all of its first objects
of the war, namely, the DOWNFALL OF the Ma
poleonio dynasty, and has regsined its old
territory. King William, only few days
ago, proclaimed to this came people that
he was no. fighting them or France, but
Napoleon. He has conquered, and now
they ask for pesce-ask thst they may be
the arbitrstors of their own destinies now
that he has accomplished his avowed pur-
pose. Does he heed his former proclama-
ton, or listen to their prayer for peace? No !!
His ulterior designs now become evident.
French Republic would be a powerful
agency to induce the liberty loving Ger
maus to undermine his throne. With we'll
established Republic in France, his divine
right to rule and force his subjects to kiss
h'o nihkJ Aohd Nouio uOt no WoIth tut
chances OF John B. Hswley's election IN
this district
The Prussian monarch gives the command
of ION to Paris! 1t is the command of a
despot for the destruction of liberty, and
will those who have been so loud in their
lauds,ions of William Rex, and so bitter in
their condemnation of Napoleon continue to
praise, in the vain hope of making German
votes. If we mistake not, the sentiments of
liberty SO strong in all German citizens as
to induce them to be first on the battle
fields of the south will make them look with
contempt upon the base sympathizers.
Will the Union of this city define it's posi-
.ion ? If it is on the fence say so, if for
despotism, don't be ashamed to speak, even
should that glorious old bird of liberty that
has heen roosting over the sanctum chair
say, "Cap. get up and let me drop some
thing more of man into the place you dis
honor" How is it, despotism or liberty?
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HON. GEORGE SHARSWOOD,
Justice OF the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
PHILADELPHIA, june I, 1855.
have fonnd by experience that - Hoofand's Ger
man Ritters is very good tonic relieving dyspeptic
gymptoms almost directly. -
GEORGE SHARSwOOD.
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WATER FILTER,

American Genius has given TO the world mauy
valuable and useful inventions, but the
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HON. GEORGE w. WOODWARD,
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court OF Pennsylvania
writes:
PHT.ApEIPHIA, March 16, 1851
find Hoohand's Ge-Ilan Bitters" Is good tonic,
useful In diseases o. the digestive organs, and Of great
benefit In cases o. debility and want Of nervous action
GRO. W. WOODWARD.
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HON. wM. 2. ROGERS,
Mayor Of the city Of Buffalo, n.
Mayors OFFICE. BUrFALo. june q, 1893.
Ihaye used Hoohand German Bitters and Tonic"
ir INV family during the past year and can recon-.
mend them as an exceenf tonic, imparting tone and
vicor to The system Their use has been prodnctive
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A. Nj. REPORT.
Tho EUROPEAN WAR.
PRUSSIANS OCCUPYING
RHEIMS.
Capture of Princes Ma
thilda.
Suspicioned by the Police.
Her Baggage Searched.
UNITED STATES RECOG-
NIZES THE FRENCH
REPUBLIC.
Lord Lyons to arrange terms Of
Mediation.
FRENCH DIPLOMATIC APPOINT
MENTS.
THE PRUSSIAN ANNEXA.
TION.
UNITED STATES RECOG-
NIZES THE FRENCH
REPUBLIC.
Lord Lyons to arrange terms Of
Mediation.
FRENCH DIPLOMATIC APPOINT
MENTS.

THE PRUSSIAN ANNEAA-
TION.