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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-05-11
Original Notice.
state of Iowa, Cedar county, SIS:

State OF Iowa, CEDAR county, ST.
To Benjamin Hutchinson, Sarah ]. IIutchin-
inson. George Herr, ]. b. Vanwyck. s.. =.
Rider A. c. Blizzard, administrator of J. J.
Rider, deccased: .
You are hereby notified that there will be on
fle on or before May 10, 1871, in the office Of
the Clerk of the District Court of Cedar coun-
ty, State Of Iowa, q petition Of Richard Musser
& Co., claiming of Benjamin Hutchinson six
hundred and twenty eight rs 100 (S6GS 7S-loo)
dollars, with ten per cent. interest thereon
from tho 5th day OF June, 1871, being the bal
lance due on your two notes. dated Feb. 4. 1870,
one for $500. due TO days after date; one for $s3
due 90 days offer date, payable 10 II. Musser 4
Co.. with ten per cent. interest, and claiming
against all of you the foreclosure of q mortgage
executed to secure said notes by Benjalnine
Hutchinson and Sarah Hutchinson. dated Feb.
4th, 1870 on tho following described real estate,
situated in Cedar county, Iowa, viz:
IS feet across the west side of lot No. l0)
block No. "a in Durant, which mortgage was
recorded in the Recorders Office of said coun-
ty, Fob. TO- 1870. in Book j, Town property,
page 90; also claiming fifty Dollars as atty's
fees as provided in said mortgage in case of
foreclosure.
Now unless You appear thereto and defend,
on or before noon of the second day of the
next torn Of said Court, commencing on the
first Monday, being the 9Th of June. A. j. 1871,
default will be entered against You and judge
nsent rendered thereon, and q decree of fore
closure as prayed fer in said petition.
THOS. HANNA,
4wl8 Atty for Plaintiff.
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SIAs;sssEs's SALE.

by virtue or a general Exec ion to me di-
fected, issued from the office of the Clerk of
the District Court. III aud for The county OF Mus
catine and state of Iowa in favor of Joseph p
Mountain, assigned 10 Peter Bigiow, and
against Isaac \. Conner. Samuel G. mer, John
Conner and Chester Conkcy, | have levied
upon the following property as the property OF
the said Isaac n. Conner and others to wit:
The south three fourths "a ofthe Sc !. of the
Sc q dissection number thirty two t3!) and the
south three fourths of The sw 4 Of the sw /, OF
section number thirty three t33), all in town
ship number seventy nine 90, range NUMBER
two (2) west Of the 9Th z. NJ. containing sixty
acres, situated in Cedar county, Iowa.
And shall offer the same for sale at the Court
House door. in the town of Upton. in Cedar
county, on Wednesday the eth day of May A.
ID. 1871, ut one o'clock +. NJ. OF said day to sat
isfy said execution and costs that may accrue
thereon.
Dated this 18th day of April. A d. 1871.
JOHN ID. ST. tARER,
nlSw3 Sheriff OF Cedar county, Iowa.
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A CARD.

\ Clergy man, while residing In South Amer
lea as II missionary, discoN cred a safe and sim
pie rcmepy for the cure OF Nervous Weakness
carly Decay, Disearc of the urinary and SEM
inal organs, and the wi hole train Of disorders
brought on by banefui and vicious habits
Great numbers have been cured by this noble
remedy. Prompted by desire to bcnoflt atlict
ed and un fsrtunate, will send the receipt for
preparinf and using this medicine, in scaled
Address Jos. T. ISMAN, Stati" N u. Bible House
y. y. City.
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Cedar County Republican Con.
f' ventiOn.

A Delegate Convention Of the Republicans of
Cedar County, Will meet at the Court House, in
Upton, on Wednesday the 7th day of June, at
o'clock. =. NJ. for the purpose Of choosing
state Convention, to be held at Des Moines on
Wednesday the 2lst day Of June, 1871.
IN the County Convention each township
of1nc delegate at large and one delegate for
every nifty voters or fraction thereof over
twenty five cast for Hon. Ed Wright, for See
Ietary OF State at the last general election.
For the purpose Of selecting such delegates
the Republicans of each township are request
ed to meet al their usual place Of holding eau
cEses, on Saturday the Srd day of June. ut 2
o'clock =. NJ. Tin any township different
hour for meeting Is generally desired. the re-
spective member Of the Central Committee
will regard the desire and give proper notice
of the change.
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MIR. ELISHA =. HUBBARD

writes: This Is to certify that was illicted
with rheumatism for about tour months n
part of the time so bad az to require the use of
crufches. ! tried physicians and their pre-
scriptions for rubbing, without being benefit
ted IN the least SO far us could see but rather
grew worse. At length was recommended to
try your JOhnson's Rheumatic Compound
and concluded TO do So; | must confess with
very little hope Of relief, but am pleased to
say that felt relieved after talk ing "A few doses.
aud now, after using six bottles, am entirely
cured.
consider your Rheumatic Compound a most
valuable medicine, and recommend it to all
my friends. who are afflicted as l was, and Ii is
with the hope that others seeing this may be
induced TO try 1t, that freely give this, my
certificate. Respectfully yours,
ELISHA s.. HUBBARD,
Middletown. Conn.,, Aug 10, 1870
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'1ay s, 1870.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Public notice is hereby given that the under
signed has this day boon appointed and. som-
missioned by the Circuit Court Of Cedar cnu1-
ty, in The State OF Iowa. Administrater OF the
estate of Emanuel Ashton, deceased; and al
persons owing said estate are requested 70
make immediate pay ment to the undersigned
and avoid costs.
Dated at Upton, Iowa, this 76th day Of April,
A. II. 1871.
nI9v3 Z. H. BRINK, Admir-.
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J. NJ. kimball, who was arrested in
Clinton, short time ago, for forgeries
committed in Wisconsin, and taken to
GAINESVILLE, committed suicide in jail in
the latter place, on Sunday morning, by
taking morphine. On his table were
found several letters, one to his wife,
another to a Young woman who had
been employed in his office, and several
to other parties. All were of a purely
business character. He had an insur-
ancc of $4,000 on his lifc-SlO,O0O in
the Government Security, $4,000 in the
Northwestern and 81 900 in the Globe.
He left instructions as to the DISPOSE
ton of his remains and property. His
wife, who had remained at Clinton,
died there Yesterday morning of Il
broken heart, leaving four young child
rem.
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Laura Fair, found guilty of the muir
der Of Judge Crit.cnden, has had ca
rccr of maynard and adventurous
crime. Born in Alabama; growing to
womanhood through poverty and neg
fcct and without home. Going TO
New Orleans when sixteen, and quite
handsome, she chose her career of
wanton fortune without character, and
thcnccforth went steadily in that way.
At eighteen she was the wife of a rich
drunkard of eighty. He was jealous,
and when she chose divorce he was
accommodating enough to die of
dclirium trcmcn.. That left her rich
young widow. In month she was
married. In three mouths that husband
made his choice of ills and committed
suicide. Immediately she assuagcd
her grici by marrying Col. Fair and
going with him to Virginia City,
Nevada. Her charms were too much
for one posscssor, SO Col. Fair blew
his own brains out, and left Laura free
to enter new fields of conquest. She
went to San Francisco. There she met
Judge Crittcndcn. all eminent lawyer
with a family in the East. She
captivated him and used his money to
catch another man for husband. But
firing of this fourth matrimonial adven-
turc she shot her new husband.
Nevada justice put its hands upon her
for this. But Crittenden appeared as
her counsel and his eloqucncc acquitted
her. Another few months of easy
widowhood, and again she married
wealth and no morals to speak of in the
person OF one Snyder. Still she hank.
cred for Crittendcn, who made a fool of
himself for hci and spent some SIC, 900,
all told in ministcring to her wishes.
She gave Snyder choice Of divorce.
And he, remembering the Virginia
City episode, graciously allowed the
divorce. Meantime Crittcnlcn recover
ed his senses, sent for his family, and
told the gay Laura that he would have
nothing more to do with her. She
grew desperately in love with him
then. And her threats and cxpostula-
tons proving powcrless to move him
she shot him dead one day as he sat
beside his wife and children. Her
plea was an insane jealousy. But the
Jury did not righteous thing when it
pronounced her guilty Of murder in the
first degree.
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Secretary Shafler, writing to the
Homestead, says of the premium list Of
the next State Fair: The list offers
over 100000 in premiums. 1t embra-
COS every useful art. In the classes,
will be found inducements for the rails
crs of cattle and horses, and swine: for
workers in fine metals; for fruit grow
ers, for implement manufacturers,
for dairymcn; for household goods; for
the dairy, kitchen and pantry; for
sheep, fowls and the products of the
garden and orchard, etc. Therefore, let
every citizen of Iowa make it his especial
care that no department ofart, industry
or skill shall be unreprcsented at the
State Fair at Cedar Rapids, commence
ing Sept. IL, 1871.
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The Greatest Medical Discovery
known To Man!
Lindsey's Improved
BLOOD SE1RCHER.
FOR THE CURE OF

All diseases arising from an Impure state of
not single grain of mineral poison enters In
to lis composition so that while 1t AFFORD.
relief and effects the most wonderful cures
no Overdose can injure the most tender in FAINT
These Medicines arc for sale by all Drugpists
,Wholesnie by FULLER, FINCH 4 FULLER,
Chicago, Ill. "
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$4,000 REWARD
For Better Tonic than
BCRHAVE'S HOLLAND HT4ERS

prepared from the choicest and most grateful
tonic and carminatives in the vegetable king
dom. This is not new and untricd remedy
but one known for years past and nsed i'm the
families Of thousands of our citizens throus h.
out the North. South, East and West, for DIS
Indigestion, Heartburn Heartburn, Headache
Waterbrash, Costiveness, Loss OF Appetite
The intrinsic value of these Hitters justifies MS
in offering them to tho public with a conf
dence which the most doubtful will gain hy a
single trial. We do not prepare them MS a
found. not in saloons, but in respectable Drug
Stores.
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ESTR AVS.

ESTRAY CAIVES.-Taken up by Milton
Culver In Fairfield township, cedar county,
April Is, II, one white steer calf with red ears,
appraised a. S6.E0; red and white steer calf.
appraised at $3.50; one rcd and white heifer
calf, appraised at S6.0 90; ono white eiter cal I
with red ears, appraised at So OF.
VIM. ELLIOTT, Clerk.
May 2, 1871. .@y
ESTRAY ITETFER.-Taken up by VIM. 4.
Leech, in sugar Creek township, Cedar Co.,
April %, 1871, one red hotter, supposed to DO
two years old, star in forehead, white along
the belly. Appraised at SIS.
May s, 1870.
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MIR. JOHN d. JOHNSON


writes: | was afflicted with inflammatory
rheumatism about six months, three of which
l was compelled to go on crutches. tiled va
rlous remedies, without doing any good. one
medicine alone costing me SIS at 81 per bottle
was recommended To try your Johnson's
rheumatic Compound. which did without
much hope of relief but after taking the first
few doses felt much better and knew it was
doing Inc good, and after taking three bottles
was permanently cured, and have remained
SO ever since, now about two years. Trusting
This may be of benefit TO you, and to others
who are afflicted as was remain
Respectfully yours, JOHN ID. JOHNSON.
Middletown, Conn, Aug. 10, 1870.
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We present the following certificates from
mon whose respectahility aud character in
this community are sufficient guarantee for
their genuinenesS.
MIR. WILLIAM w. COE
writes: My little son Charles, aged Ave wears
was afflicted with the rheumatism, at tim es so
bad as to be unable to turn his hand or scarce
ly to move. tried physicians for a bout three
weeks, without being benefited in the least.
as could see. At length was recommen nd ed
to try your johnson's Rheumatic Compound which
| did, and ain pleased to say that in ten days
from the time | commenced giving it, my
child was entirely well and has remained so
ever since, now about one year.
Signed. WILLIAM W. COE
Middletown, Conn, August 10, 1870.
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FOR SALE.

TIME HOUSE AND LOT 81 on the east side
] of the block east Of the Court House. own
ed by j. ". Morrison Inquire nj the house.
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TO YOUNG MEN

~ ~ A~>T A"A~
4 SELF INSTRUCTOR on Marriage and Dis
n eases of the Reproductive organs, seminal
weakness &C.. with 80 receipts for self cure; lsD
large pages; 100 plates and engraving, sample
COPY ~ cents.
INlR Ia DIES.--A Treaties on female disease
Il with prescriptions for S, Ii treatment, in
sealed envelopes. price 10 cts. NJ. Us. INST,
Publishers. Milwaukee, Wis.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,
ED. II. lNGMAN.

HOUSE. IGN AND NAMENTAr,pAIN.
IL ter, 1iptcn, Iowa N orr
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FRAGRANT SAPoLIENE

nONT FAILto send stamp for catalogue.
- 500 receipts for 80 cents. Address &. W.
PRATT, Box 3, 265, SPIRIT gheld, Ill.
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MoLAssEs, Cuba, ,35W5U
New Orl'ns $4,000
Sugar H'se.. GO@9O
NAILS, u kegs 50@6 90
ONIONS. Slbus1 75GD2 90
OIL, Kerosene, e,g45@50
Machinery. .75@1 20
SPECIE, Gold CLOS
Silver. al O3
foTAT's, Iris l 00462 60
Sweet, bus 9OQ51 90
RICE, Carolina ID 9DlO
SHOT, Dbag. 2 5O@2 IS
SALT, Liyerp.2 20
SOAP, T}D,. .74@1O
SPIRITS, Alcohol. .gl5 90
Brandy "A 00Wl2 90
Gin 20 00@7 50
Rum. q 00@7 20
Whiskey.. l 3504 co
SUGAR, Crus Il p. .lG
BrOwM........12 .12G1l4
STARCH, u H.. 8lQtl0
TEA, Green ID ! 000c2 90
Black, IL 00Q0l 10
TOBACCO, Cllw.G0@1 CU
Smoking, ib. .50Wl 90
V1NEoAn, Wine, .5O@Go
French. col 90
WINE, Cham. 2S@35 20
Port, 75gal3 00@b5 %
sherry. 1907 90
Madeira. s. DOGS 90
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HoTEn ARn1vA1s. April 14.-C1lun,.
big Hotel j. X. Livingston Bennetts-
vile; J, w. Moore, j. H.s sYannarsop.
Augusta; j. j. Green, j! J.. Boesse, New
York; T. r. Robertson,- Winnsboro; W.
j. Byles and wife, New York; n. ohm
son. Pacific Company; III. W. High, e.
], n. 9. E a. r. r.: e. Y. e. SSpr;zz.
Charleston; J. s. Browning, Fur Dealer;
Is. Bushton, 8. M. Shaver, Atlanta:
). +. Sloan; Q. G. Siebels; Fl. T. For
mer, N. G. .I.Ie -yI,l
Nicherson L.ase-H. ". RAYMOND.
New York; J. 8. Coles, Augusta: ]. a.
Foster, s. L. Stewart, D. j. Garter. Lam
caster; D. Kidder, WILMINGTON; ,Wm.
Johnston, Charlotte; J.. 81. Cav, Ches-
ter; j. A. Wright. Washington; T. E.
Riley, Greenwood; G.. W. Conaor.
Cokesbury; J. nj. Seigler, Newberry:
III. Nicely, G. & G. r. r.
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..ApaorIcn a IntollIgenco.

WASHINGTON, April 18.-The Southern
elaine Commission, to-day, took mp the
case Of two sons of ex.Adjutant-G General
Thomas, rwhoa claim damages for the
seizure; of O brick kiln at Arlington.
Subscription to the national loan to.
dsy 81, 200. O0O.l .1'
NEW YoRK, April l3.-The Sub -Trea-
sury sold 81, 600, 900 gold, at 1O.13@
1921; bids aggregated near $40, 800, 600.
HAVANA, April IS. -Advices to the I'd
instant have been received from Porto
Ric0, that Gen: Bafdack has again as.
sumed the Captain G eneralship. Ro-
nero, the newly appointed Secretary,
VIII not take possession OF his Office for
the present a list OF deputies to the
Cortealso3h st0 tbsi: voted for, has been
pnblishedV aBm Conservative party is
making strenuous efforts to organize for
an efficient caL0p pDign.
CHIoAdo1 April 14..Edward Nlarston
and his wife, who had been newly mar.
>ried, were passipE a .tsaip at high speed.
which caught / fhaslady,s long dress ]. Stha
husband iate tSd Ef3 save Kar. Wien
;: both Xafs M 9S draWa9 ys y ths gReels and
ssc1gooI IApriil Ii ia The tilb ai,, ,m,i1;to.
~ authofit ties ot Alasha Ehaya &felsaa6a
the clgilfngs aft tas several months I'm.
prisonmenk ri evidence was found.
The pfisonEfssYere carried to Olympia.
Washington, Territory .I'. ~; /
WAsHIHoToNi April IL. THE President
hos abandoned his California trip till
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IHoENDIARIsM.- Tho stables aud out
houses Of DR.. j. s. Reid, well known
citizen OF Abbeville, were destroyed by
an lncendiary fire on the 18th.
On Saturday, the steamboat Samuel
): Hale exploded her boilers, on the
Mississippi, killing seven persons, all OF
whom were deck hands on the boat.
The Charleston German Schutzenfest
will be celebrated ut the Schutzenplatz
on the 1st. I'd, Sd, 4th and 5th OF May.
Tho great bridge across tho Mississip-
pl river at st. Louis was completed n
few days ago. It cost 81, ,OOO,O0
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On Monday, the House OF Represent
atlves again pnssed (130 to 21) resolu.
tlon declaring that the true principle of
revenue reform points to the abolition
OF the present internal revenue system
and the repeal OF all laws imposing stamp
duties, except modified ones on spirits
and tobacVo,, .Aresolution to this effect,
it will be remembered, was passed in
December, but did not come up in the
Senate.
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WHOLESALE PRICES CUNItENT.
EEKLY ny THE BOARD OF TRADE

APPLES, f3bu.l G092 w
BAudlS0, ..22G533
BALE RopE, Manil, ,Gt25
N. N.Y.orWost'ib 8@t12
BUTTER, North. 400b50
Country, IL ID. .200130
BACON. Hams. 124@22
Sides, y ib. .12@D14
Shoulders -. 1l4612
CANDLES, Sperm40W7O
Adamantiiie ib1G@19
COTTON YAnN1 300l 40
CorToS, Stct n, III
Midtliing :. .l3
Low Ali'll'g,... :. II
Good Ordny,: !. II
Ordinary. .ll3
CHEESE, Z. ID. .lb. 2O625
aCtoIy l6GD22
COFFEE, Rio, ;e'lb17GD22
!4aBuayrn .21Qo23
Jayn .2Slt3U
tLoun, Co. Z 50GlO 0U
Northern z 50Qo11 90
GRAIN, Corn l 1901 20
Wheat i 1901 so
Oats. -. 900l 90
Peas :. I 20W1 80
GAY, North, S|cwt.2 so
HIDES, Dry, fslb i25@le
trcen WB
LARD, u ID. :. 1907.
LIME, b bbl.2 G5D2 Is
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DsaEnavHD J fmSuhqhAE. 81 8 uhhE sfhh fhhe sataj;ddVJ
Rss'ssisy', mSat geholsrly and ;sais-
cerning 9t the English .weekIies, in
noticing the memoir OF the late General
]. Johnston Pettigrew Of this State.
written By W. n. Trescott, ESD, paws
the following vsli-aeaer7sa tTibute to ID 9
integrity and motives OF the Confedc-
rate leaders,:
"a btief, touching, sensible and
manly memoir of General Pettigrew.
one OF the many brave and distinguish-
ed Southerners who fell in the service OF
the Confederacy, iB not only becoming
monument of good and honorable life
prematurely cut short. but q serviceable
illustration OF the general character of
the Southern military leadors-o the
spirit and temper in which the .slave-
owning oligarchy' really entered into the
war. No one who has rend or heard
enough Of the character of the Confede-
rate Government and staff to know how
largely both were composed Of such men
as Lee. Jackson and Pettig ew--men of
the highest moral character, of pure and
simple piety, whose course only the bill
terest party malice can nscribe to any
oJner motlVe than profound sense Cf
duty-can doubt that from first to Inst
tue Southern people firmly, devoutly,
aud even dispassionately, believed in the
JUSTICE OF their cause, and, in taking NJ,
arms for the State against the Union,
conceived that they were acting in obedi-
ence 10 the law as we'll ns in defence OF
the right. To talk Of scauseless and
wicked rebellion is possible only to these
who will not or do not know what man
ner Of men the rebel lenders we're; and
there must be something wrong about
the heart or intellect Of tho man WHO.
having rend this short and simple record
OF tho life Of ono who was m active par
ticipator in the events which led to Sc
cession, and an nctive soldier in the war
which followed it, can repeat that party
shibboleth without sense Of compunc.
tion and self distrust.'
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sECRETARY's OFFICE.
COLUMBIA, 8. O., April 15, 1871.

FfHHE Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders Of
Il the Greenville and Columbia RAILROAD.
Company will be held on THURSDAY, 21li
passed FREE to and from Columbia to attend
tho meeting. as heretofore. They will be- fa.
CURED to show their Stock Scrip to The Con
ductor, who will exact pay from ail otAsis, DC
privilege. Nh. 80, - !, =
All stock represented By. proxy eqniresl a
two cent stamp for each signature, and no:
April Is J.. ..,f,i,3.iEg.jt,,o, ,i7st7 sss f6r 90
rD-rapers publishing byGegreemsnti stw0s
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Homes for the Pannle.

i AMI Loan Association, OF Colun,bfa:iis
placed In the hands OF sir. Helnitsh Porsons
desirous OF subscribing will call at onoo and
taKe SHARES Iheae associations are deserving
VI All pratse. April 10
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), I; u isijtt,Is;l I,sY osrsYiiEss:
LEE YeF1l & I 9! sssa e. sxEl

VBRaAxLLHsst nrih i Thiergs.. In. ,i,a q,
oirollar, bearing, date ST tie: evening Of
the Iath; describes that taitpS ton as ia the
main hSAangad, a iiigs 5says te Goyesir:n:
ment win :aot at Tie nro1ar. usa time. 6. The
Commune accounts vie tory at Paris
are false a,sheY5 5ara1 1Gnnrincipled 4. Our
victory,W Wtll Gon1a blo6 IA ateshslY =. TGtIg Paris
delegates Have Arrived antd we're received
not becauHa theytate .Oomhnunlsts, but
because ehayaare III Raph blicans.,s; nv. an,
swer! t0 tbhni waas; that no one menaces
the Republic bRk assassins; the lives of
the insurgents; will be Spared; but The
workmels stahpQSa 1baidized in Paris
must fetItnSt9, theis; abot and. secession
be suppieSsSd d, ~, ~
A1despslchs. .sfroms Maraeilles says the
cityaa dnSHt ind tho polioe forc6 is being,
re-orgapized; D Delegatss from the party
Of copn{liationI have retnrned to, Paris.
Interpretations Of pence proposed to-,
thema By pr Presid lent Theirs were, that
Parla sha( ffsts ;1Ay doWn, her arms, and
then municipal franc ohiae will be granted
to thaYoityaxss0 .i.rl.o.; s I. n
bRussEIs, April 43. German financial
delegatASS who are, TO assist in the Pence
Oo4hsrapEe Hers, aiftYed tod .,'a2te
BRRIIST April !13 I:T. n .lTll6Se amount OF the
ss11HgSN NAt sAAS Sot AA9A nAhu'
mentis l2G GOO; 900 ;tHalers. s:ifF 'Iali.r 9
Gen. ;aA3lpefS aA3lpef R1t,a asY3iiI BittenfeId has
been prom IA. :thA .rnnk: 81: Field
Marshuf: ~ :, u
HAMBURG. April 1S. LIT lis reported
that f;rAHdf idab: hh qertaken, TO restore to
the o%5n!Ars 4! altl, astWqG { ships taken by.
frenDhg A grnisSers abs not cgpd demned as prizes
OF war. ..S-. - .;;i,.r
yRRsalLhEs;; April l8.-The Paris aud
Or1eanssFaal sayshas not been eue.93 Y v
rkRfff, Aprllf IL 3A.Noo1. 80 :; Delegates of
the. .RattY. Specialization, who. Lave. Just.
retqEne6 from Versailles are silent as
TO the the ssdetalls So OF s.the negotiations with
the sT41Hrs s d!o,y9;ernmment y; - :. Nothing will
ne maags kAoW kAoWA .,lI until the fh!l report Of
the Iwiss199l. .5g sfompleted. The plate
sei5eia3 u lnhtheE Bnrean ct boreign Affairs
Is being eonvefisd into into specie. The
commune n' rco4slldar!ilng the column in
the tiace Y endome asa barbarous monu-
glory, and'a .negation Of fraternity. hive
deoreedi its demolition; The Mot de
Ordrss claims Tint the Nationals now oc.
oupyI the whole OF, Neniily, and expect a
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