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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-06-23

A woman who abandons herself t.
habits of intemperance, rapidly be
comes worse than any man. An arts
has depicted the lowest phase of fe
male drunkenness. In one scene, be
hold female-we can not call her s
lady-uproariously drunk, with heI
dissolute companions surrounding the
ta6ie. In another scene dispute has
arisen between two of the unsexed re-
gellers, aRd one No is ahnnt' I
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NoTICE is hereby given that at O'Clock u M,
~ the 10Th day of July, 4. u 1S1i. At The door
OF the Court House, in Lyon county, kansas, VIII
sell public auction the following described Trai
estate situate in said county, to Wit The untiivid
ed one-half OF Lhirty-ciglIt acres being ali that
part OF the east half of the west half OF the south
qua rter Of section nineteen (lYl, IN township
nineteen (iS). range eleven I'D lying the nortI
ami west side of the CottOnW oOd river, levied on by
me as the property of Thomas Thompson, by viz
tue execution issued by the clerk III the
District Cont OF said county IN favor OF Elizabeth
Lawson and aginst AImer Hadley, administrator
Of the estate of George NJ. Harvey, deceased, ami
said Thomas Thompson, and directed and delivered
To sheriff OF said county.
r II COATS,
ws3-sT sheriff of Lyon 20. Kansas
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Attention, Kaw Settlers.

TIME undersigned is now prepared to furnish
II the necessary papers, procure ceTtIacItcs "i
deposit as required therefor, and make and for
ward applications for either the kaw Trust Lands
tine Diminished Reserve Lands, for All per
sons wishing his services. bly, fee FOR tiiC same
will he seventy-fye cents for each applications or
bid. will also show these lands 10 parties ,itSlr
ing, and give all information attanable, for
sonalJie compensate 1 trust that my long
perience in the land business at Americas, and
knowledge OF the lands sought for, will enable ne
10 give satisfaction. X. W. RANDALL
AMERIcUs, KAs., June 7th, ISL.
uiT9-lSl -Vy23-S 81
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HENRY MARTIN,

NJOTARY PUBLIC, Real Estate Agent and LII
N cpaael LaHyeYanfeT. Eidorado. Butler Conn
~, Kansas. Acknowledgements taken, Deeds and
Mortgages drawn, Taxes paid for non residents
All business entrusted TO me will be promptly ss-
tended TO
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LUCK IS A FoRTuNE.

rcMPIRE JEWELLERY CO., sIl Olive st., 81.
~ Louis, No., manufacturers OF Cheap and
Plated JuWelry, importers OF Watches and
Jet Goods. Catalogue and handsome pictures
sent free. Ally
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AtchisOn, Topeka &Santa Fe R. R,
TIME Table:

TTNHIs road Is now Soanpleto,l aad running Two
Il DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS 10 Rnd ITslm
FLORENCE, KANSAS, as per
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j. 8. CLEvELAND's

EVENTUAL LIVERY, FEED AND SALE STA
~ BLE, ON 9Th Avenue, between Commercial and
Mechanics Street Is now open and ready for bust
ness and will furnish teams NJ any time during
the DAY or night. Passengers conveyed to any part
OF the country ON liberal terms. Particular Atlen-
ion paid 20 boarhIng transient stock. WITT
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Sfrays, otices, &c.
SO REWARD.

CTRAYED from the premises of the sub
y seriber, in Emporia, Kansas, about April
/, 1871, one medium sized light grey mare,
supposed to be about or years old, white
nose branded on the left flank with = small
circle; also, a dark brown yeaFling mare colt,
with white strip in forehead. n reward of 50
will be paid for any Information which leads
TO their recovery. a reward of $40 will he
paid TO any person who will return them TO
the subscriber.
w22-tf ALMERIN GILI.EFT.
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red Grenadjr7nis disgt ladi
-.te -1.ialfs. These illustrations,
painful as they are, truly reflect what
mas actually occurred. Alas, that it
should be so!
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AOTELR.

BUCKEYE HOUSE,
LNIFTH AVENUE, EmpOTia, Kansas, near cor
ID ner Of Commercial Street BirisRll 4 Franz
PrODrietOrS dAW
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cuNsMITH.
Arm = SMITH,
MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

MANUFACTURES OF and dealers In Rines
NL shot Guns, Pistols, and Sportmen's articles
Commercial street, near the Courthouse.
VlO-tfdIHo-tf
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LIVERY STABLES.
J. II. 4 w. DAVIS

. W. DhWLb-
AJEW LIVERY, SALE AND FEED STABLE
IN You get your horses fed with good feed, Al
Ow prices also horses and buggics to let and teams
or heavy hauling.
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N ROBINSON 4 SON, Proprietors. Corner
IL OF Merchants street and Sixth Avenue This
house has been reatted and furnished throughout,
gnl ~ now open to the public Stages leave daily
AMI GnnBRst with all Eastern Railroads.
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.
i. Il. PHENIS,
A TTORNEY At LAW and Notary Public, Eu-
IA rekA, Greenwood county, Kansas.
WILLARD DAVIS. \. May DOSLKY
DAVIS q D0NLEY,
A TrORNEYS AT LAW, Parsons, Kansas.
IA wl7-99
EUREKA HOUSE,
W. CUMMlNS, Proprietor, corner nrst and
81 Main streets, Eureka, Kansas. Stages leave
this house daily for all parts of the state.
ID. NJ. BRONSON,
A TTORNEI AT LAW AND COLLECTING
IA AGENT, EldOrado Butler County, Kansas
Taxes paid for non idents. All business en-
tFusted 10 me will be promptly attended 70.
IA. EDWARDs. THas. =. IRVINE
EDWARDS y IRVINE,
ID EAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENTS.
HI CIVIL ENGINEERS AND DRAUGHTSMEN
All kinds OF Railroad and Land Surveying and
Plating COLLECTIONS made and taxes paid through
out the state. once ut Arvonia, Usage county,
Kansas. 40-n
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DIR. w. +. VAIL.
"OMEOPATHIST. Onice In Bancroft Block,
H second story. Residence corner 9Th avenue
and Cons titutiOn street VIII
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UnanswerabIe A gumenfs.


Established facts are silent arguments which
neither pen nor tongue can shake, and It Is upen
established fAsts that the reputation Of HOststtsTs
Stomach bitters, as hsslth-prsseETing elixir, and
q wholesome and powerful Tsasdy, is base4.
When witnesses come forward in crvVds, year
Sfte- year, and reiteTats the same Statsmsnts -
relation to the beneficial ehests Of medicine vRoE
THEMSELVES, disbelief in its efficacy is LITERALLY
1xPJssIBLE The credentials Of this unequAnea
tonic and Alternative, extending over . period Of
nearly twenty years. include individuals Of evsTy
elas and residents Of every cline, and reisx 10 thO
most prevalent among tha complaints which afnici
and harrass the human family. Either 2 multi
tude ofpeople, strangers u each othsrs, hAvs an
nually b, en- seised with an insane ans mottSslesI
desire to deceive the public, HosastteFs BistsEs
for NO less than fifth Of u century, have eesE
sFardiuR ,ueh relief to sufferers frcm inaigeStion
fever and ague, bi iousness, general debility and
nervous disorders, and kindred diseases, as nj
n her preparation has ever impaired. To-day
,r,,1y r THE EYES OF THE READER ARE UPON THEEI
tIgrs TINS OF Thousands of persons Of both sexel
ara reiyinR upon the BitteTs as . sure defeneI
,oainst the ailments which the present season en-
,snders and their confidence is not misplaced
Tho lo-al notions Whion interested dealers some.
tiaz endeavor 20 foist upon the siak IN its stead
are everywhere meeting with the tste that ls oue
IN fraud and impostuIes while the demand ior tns
great vegetable spe ihc is constantly inezeasing.
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ible. After locking steadily andfrom differ
eat positions the outlines Of man Appeared
then the features became discernable, until a
lassws could see the picture Of Al aged man
with head covered with flowing white hair
and his face with long white beard. The out
lines Of a face are very distinct, and the pic
ture is said to resemble Mr.. HOrner, who lives
in the building.
The room containing this window Is at pres
ent nnoccupied, and has remained 90 for Bone
time There ore various rumorz as to the use
made of the room, in former years, but all are
without authority. That the picture is there
furnishing likeness Of some aged man, is a
fact confirmed by crowd Of witnesses. The
mystery which enShrouds it is ss yet undis-
turbed, aud will be until science eones to our
aid and furnishes a solution q the Probletn.
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LINDSEY LETTER.

LINDSEY O., Feb. l4th, 1871.
AfR. EpIroR A rather unusual occurrences
transpired recently. in our village. 4
On last Saturday night the Drug Store Of
DR.. J. A. Munk & Bro, was visited by a
might prOvler" Of the quadnipsd order, in
the shape q amenber Of the Ganina fsmily.
On the night in question, the clerk, after Sc
curing every thing safely, as he supposed, clos
ed the store at late hour. And as the sequel
will show, in this he was mistaken; for he had
unawares permitted dog to remain in the
store.
Upon entering the store, the sfollowing morn
ing, the dcpredations of the impresaable canine
were at onee apparent. The contents Of the
show windows presented chaotic appearance
fancy goods and glass ware, were scattered
over the shelves and floor in dire confusion.
Lamps were broken, toys dismembered, and
promiscuous articles damaged by their fall,
helped to make up the debris. The sash in
both windows were entirely mined, having
been bitten of close TO the glass. The dog
finally made his exit by breaking through =
large pane Of glass, in the upper portion Of one
OF the windows.
The losses are estimated at S25.00 1t may
seem improbable that one dog could do so
much mischief, but he must have been desper-
ate, else he could not have accomplished what
he did. It is probably difficult to determine
the motive which actuated his canineship G.e.
if he could have had motive at all,) in COM
mitiug deeds 50 disastrous. Doubtless he
was overcome by the loneliness of the place,
or like unto some Of his bipedal superiors, felt
a hankering after nOtOriety, whether obtained
by fair or foul means. We have always said
that dogs were nuisance, and here we have
additional proof as to the correctness of our
conclusion. The 'dorg" culprit has since gone
"where the woodbine twineth," and will not
be likely to return to "molest or make afraid" 4"
J. AN
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-02-17
MAN HOOD
Eow LOST, HOW RESTORED.

Justpublished, second edition, by Dr.LEWI5,
t254l TEE MEDICAL CoMPAHIoz AND Gu1DE TO
HEALrH, on the radical cure of spermatOErhsa Or
Seminal Weakness. ImpOtsncy, Mental and
Physical Incapacity, Impediments to Marriage,
et,.. and the venereal and sypaiitie Maisdies,
with plain and clear directions for the speedy cure
ofsecOndary symptoms, GonorrhCes ,Gleets, STRIFE
turss audall diseases Of the skin, such asscurvy,
scrofula, Ulcers, Boils. Blotches, and pinples on
The face and body, Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits,
induced BY g. If-yndulgence or rssxualextravagancs.
The celebrated author, in this admirable trea-
,Iss clearly demonstrates, from forty yeaIs' sue.
cssal practice, that the alarming consequences Of
,elf-abuse may be radically cured; pointing out .
mode of cure at once simple, certain and s6setual
bv means Of which every sufferer, no mstteTwhAt
his condition mag be, can be efestually cured,
ehesply. privately aud radically. BSThis boUA
should be in the handsof every youth and every
ssnt undssII, in plain envelope. Price 81
Ots.
Address. DA. LEWIS, No. Z, Beach &c., EsS
Yosk. 4oYeATa'pTivAteE Erastss7.
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70 shin npamnaa J,


On Sunday last intelligence was received by
the Hon. Mahlon Chance, United States Con.
sui at this port, that the ab0ve-named vesse
was lying near Berry Islands in an exposed
position, and required assistance. Acting with
his usual promptness, the Consul waited upon
the Governor, and H n. S. PhilomeI, ths1
lying in port, was despatched to the assistance
of the Pasoheo. The Palrnee, lately steam
ship, has had her engines removed, and was
proceeding under sail to Key West to be there
used as Hospital Ship. She left Hampton
Roads on the 7tb inst. and encountered heavy
weather while crossing the Gulf. Made Abacc
Light on the Doth, reached Berry Islands and
there anchored to wait for favorsbie wind
The commander considering his position dan.
gerous one should northerly wind come on,
wrote to the Consul, and the PhiloneI went
down. Upon reaching her, the PhilopleI took
her IN tow and towed her beyond Little STIR.
rups Cay Light and left her 70 proceed across
the Banks towards her destination.
The Commander and Officers Of tho Pa,onst
considering themselves under very greatlobli
cations to the Governor. the Consul, and tht
Officers of H. NJ. S. Philoplsl, expressed theiI
thanks for thenssistance so kindly and prompt
II rendered to them Nassau Times,
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NaIeasoRRooD NEWS.


HARDrN, Co, OAWilIiam Rean, son Of Mr..
A Ream, of Aeda recently had his arm caught
in the machinery in factory where he was
at work, and injured 80 badly that snppta-
ton was necessary.-A negro bearing the
title of DANDY JIM" stole fifty dollars from
gentleman in barber shop, At Konton, few
days ago. He was arrested and held for trial
A prisoner escaped from the Kenton jail
one night last week.
SUslafT. Co, O.-The liquor excitement still
RACES as Akron.--A Mr.. Fleishman, residing
in Springfield township, was killed on Thurs
day Of last week, by the caving In of clay
bank at which he was at work.-Mr. s.
Hanley, OF Peninsula, had his leg broken on
Saturday of last week, by the falling Of a tree
Mr.. Stephen Baker and Son, Of Miibury.
were thrown from a wagon by their horse run
ming away, one day last week, and both
severely injured. Rev. J. F. Shepler, OF
Springfield, was seriously injured by being
thrown from carriage, on the 5lst ult
LoRA1x, Co, O.-Hon. James Monroe and,
wife left Oberlin, for Washington, on We'd
nesday of this wsek.-Some miscreants
broke several panels out of Mr. Atva Whitney'S
new fence. at Oberlen, one night last week
An extensive religious revival is in pro-
gress among the colered people Of Oberlin.-
The Council at Oberlin has elected an engineer
for its fre steamer, at salary Of $500 per
ysar.-How James Monroe lectured at
Elyria, on Friday Evening Of last week.
SENECA, Co, O.-Twenty three persons
Joined the church, in Melmore, on Sunday of
last week.--The boys in Tif6n indulge in
numerous sfghts.-COmplaint Is made that
rents. in Tifin, are too high.-Mrs. Reider,
of Bettsville, recently fell on the ice and broke
her arm, near the wrist.-Leroy Merchant
Of BettsviIle, has sold his property to John
Pry.-A protracted meeting is in progress
at Bettsyilie f. Andrews, OF Betts.
vile, clipped and fell q short time since break
! ing both bonsa Of her right limb,
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You want an elegant suit of clothes, do
youf Well go to Crane & wykes. They are
the tailors you are in search Of, fitting you to
perfection and charging low prices. Their
stock embraces always the newest fashions in
both costly and inexpensive fabrics Stop in
and give them an order; you can't do better.
...4re 28-ly
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To the Ladies-Something Beau.
tiful.-1iss Williamson and Mrs, seibert Of
this city, are engaged in teaching the beautiful
art Of making Wax Fruit. and other ornamental
work, Every young lady should become aecom-
Phshed in a work of this kind, 1t will afford
them both pleasure and profit. For particulars
and speeiments on the work, call at the millinery
establishment of Mrs. Quinn, on the corner Of
Front and GaTrilon streets. 10
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
To COnSumptiVeS

The advertiser, having been permanently cured
of that dreed disease, Consumption, BY simple
remedy, is anxious 70 make knownto his fsIioW
sufferers the means Of cure. To all who desire 1t,
ne viii send copy OF the prescription used Jfree Of
cnarge), with directions for preparing and using
the same, which they will find SURE CuzE ToA
CONSUMPTION. ASTHMA, BRoHcHITIs, &c.
Partles wishing tha prescripuOa viii please ad-
nres Rev EDW -RD A. WILSON. !
1855 South Second Street, WilliamsbuTgh, H.Y
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Branch ofaoe.-Mr. L. Lsppelman il
psrfeoting arrangements to open an Office, at
l7 Jefferson street. Toledo, for the sale Of the
Domestic Sewing Machine Mr.. Lepqslmsu
has the money, energy and enterprise to pros.
ecuto this branch Of business most successfully
and will till. the field Of trade intkat leeshty
lively Of course he continues his business at
this place. O. E
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POTASH KETTLES,

The Potash Kettles manufaetnTed by D. June &
Co., Fremont, Ohio, are of the best pattern and
made frUm the best Lake Superior Pig IRON The
iron We use guarantets the durability Of the ket-
ties. We keep them constantly on hand, at D.
JUNE & Co.'s Foundry and Machine Shop, FIRE.
mont, Ohio. 7-ls
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marrieS.

January 2Sd, 1870, at the Reformed Parsonage
at Bellevue, by Rev. Eli Keller, Mr.. JAcos FoEL-
LEN and Miss SUsAN s2EITE, both of Huren county.
Febrn4ry Cd, 1871, at the same place and by the
Fnme, Mr. WILI1AM DYsEoED and Miss EAfHA
RewE, borh o. Sandusky county.
February 18th. at the Methodist Parsonage in
Fremont. by Rev. F. Marriott, Mr.. JoHH IAMR
and Miss CAROLINE FoUeHT.
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Dental.-To ali who have been 50 unfor-
tunate as 70 require the need Of artificial Den
tistry TO supply the place Of natural teeth, we
would say can upon Dr.. A F. Price, whose
tasts and skiIl in that speciality is not to be
ezcallsd. he will warrant his work to be
used as readily, aud with bsttsr Satisfaction,
than any claiming to be made bya patent
procssr. ~
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Ifvau feel dall. despondsn., arovsy, aebili.

Ifynu feel dull. despondsnt, drovsy, debili-
tated. have frequent heads he, mouth tastes badly,
poor app elite, aud tongue coated, you are suffering
from torpid liver, or "Biliousness." Nothing ill
cure you 60 tpeelily and permanently as DR.
Pier els Alt. Ext. or Golden Medical Discovery.
1t also all lingering Coughs and tones
up and strengthens the whole system. To avoid
eounterfeits see that Dr. Pierce's private U. s.
Government stamp is on the outside wrapper.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-02-17
seduotion and Abandonment-Lat.

Seduction and Abandonment-Lar-
ger cities abound in crimes of this character,
to such an extent that they do not appear as
appalling as they really are. The high yillainy
which perpetrates such criminal ruin, goes
TO great extent unpuniEhed and unchecked.
An instance Of this kind has recently occurred
in the vicinity of Milan, duplicating parties Of
whom We know nothing, and whose names it
is not necessary 10 nsntion. !. As We are m
formed, the yophg msn and woman had been
engaged 10 be married for some time, and as
now appears had been guilty of criminal in
tercourse For reasons best known TO the
young man, the marriage was deferred beyond
the time when they should have been man and
wife. A few days since, she realized that
her disgrace must soon be known and urged
him to marry her and answer the demands Of
the law. This he refused to do, either posi-
lively turning her away or putting her of
with promises. A few evenings since he was
requested to appear at her house which he did.
On arriving there he found himself in the COM
psny Of officers Of the law. What transpired
we are unable 70 say5 but he evidently
sgrsed to procure , license The next day, and
make her his wife without delay. 1t was ar
ranged that on the following day he should go
to sandusky accompanied by the girls brother
and procure a license. In the morning he pro-
cured cOnYs5ancs and managing to get out
Of sight Of his companion, was driven to San
dusky by another person, and probably from
there started BY rail for some point where he
hopes to escape justice. His return at present
is not deemed probable. Grimes of this char
acter multiply in alarming ratio, and many of
them occur which are never known to the
public. Severe punishment should overtake
the perpetrators, whether they be high born or
low, and check, if possible, the ruin which
sbounds.
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Psvchonanteum.-Kellies; as the bill
says. ..the great and only AnyiO-Afrioan Bas-
siliconthaumatufeist in the world win give
two ezhibitons IN Mammoth Hall, Saturday
and Monday evenings, Feb. 18th and, 2eth.
The entertainments viii oonsist Of feats Of
LedQerdemain or Slight Of Hand, in which he
promises some astonishing 5eats. Admission
Is cents. - ~ ..-z..a
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ANOTHER PRUssIAN VICTORY.
The French Routed, Horse, Foot and

eeNN = @N~~Nee ee~e~r ~ %@SA9~1 = WI e~AeSA
Dragoons. 81
On Tuesday last an election was held for
two members Of the School Board Ordinar.
ly, such an election would have elicitod little
attention, and called out but small vote, for
the Democracy being largely in the majority
usually elect their ticket without an effort
But the election on Tuesday was a signieant
one The organ of the democracy had heaped
ridicule on the German demousratiol ovss
the fall of Paris-had outraged their feelings
Of love for the "Fatherland," and manifested
its French sympathy in SO undisguised man
ner, that they determined to administer a re-
buke and demonstrate their independenCe
Of party dictation, by defeating the ticket
which the organ and its adjuncts had deter
mined to "put through" Accordingly =
citizens ticket, consisting of Rev. H. Lang
and Jessee S. Van Ness was placed in the
field, and the Germans rallied in their might,
and charged the French sqaadrons at an
points, routing them and administering Sc
dan lesson by noon, when the Empire tell.
As after Sedan the the French changed their
government and policy, hoping to retrisve
their lost fortunes, SO the organ and ifs sup
porters changed their tactics. They knew
they were beaten but hoped to save a rslis Of
their power by putting another "CitiEens
Ticket" in the field. Geibel's name was left
off and Van Ness substituted along with Ev-
ans, in the hope that they could save Evans
ane defeat Lang. But as the new French pol
icy did not work any better than the old, 50
the change of tactics on the part of the
organ did not meet with botter fate.
By three o'clock Metz had fallen, and at FIVE
o'clock Paris succumbed to the valor of the
Germans, and Van and his party retired from
the field discomhtted and beaten, to reorganize
his arelentless hand" which he found had lost
its power to "subdue the Prussians." The
vote stood:
Jesse S Van Ness 450
Henry Lang ~ ~
J. Evsns Aze e
| F. Giebel -1 90
Van Ness majority over Evans S22
Lang's +" Gieblc 5OV
Much OF the credit for this result is due to
the efforts of Mr.. Jacob Meyers, who was in
the field at an early hour, and remained till
the end Of the light
Perhaps, the following, which We extract
from the Courier, may have aided in produe-
ing the result of last Tuesdays election. The
editor oiths Courier hsd hsen leeturinR the