Daily Wabash Express, Volume 20, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 26 July 1870 — Page 1

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Aspects

Every fla«li of lightning through the .en brings .startling intelligence of the 'afudJfctfCM^n* complications in Enroiiean\anifirf. lea^in^1 & what we now write may reach our erB, a terrible and bloody conilict may hat* fx$a|r-li topem the ^ujicj ,£ PruaHia and FranJe. When the first drop of bloyd shed in.this.jvar now inaugurated Mwi^h^OTKTfoWr^ tire flame ma

Mweep over all Europe, and so intensify tfe

Khi«« ?5Wij"?

deoed by a pbtfb, .Jjj»

lrom Jfipetl»: ate an unprincipled dynasty, and mo adjtint the 'fbalance of po\j[er" an ty stifle everv impulse'fofc jHoliticffl andtivll free

dom on ',e wind* of all the lovera of free institutions are tilled with the hope that Providence may overrate the* "cqiaiafe eyenU'jfor.

gojili,)and

gff PeTBiayH^nit

and Afghanistan to Canton and Pekin, and Calcutta, at l^er.pjeasuje. I taly?wl11 be compelled to take toides with fiiuSHiii, to preserve her (jwn ^'ie success

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Spain. Such a war would drench all Europe in blood. Hut the war is already assuming a

liywtis

I'l-otestant

A T'JO/IOOJ:

T^RWTIETH YEAK.

ifeffertron '4ttfoiig^ $fe* 'tlfe-* mi(M W Iris ^arlicaU, Vill .await ifiMjen-e, and b^brti!(i18ni'with''fl'ii!ci3y. Ii Napom*JH shj^ll suffer him to be hurled from his ifcro^e, -he-will curse, anathematize and damn h#ni. iJC|on t^je, piher hold Kim'firmly seated with his lronTieel upon the necks Qf his ^people, and the grip of his Zbuav'es uprti- their throats, he will praise and bless him, and willingly enter jipc^vXhe crusadc against

read-

tant

PH&y

that the i^ipiou* doctiine of

''the divine ,riglt^ of KingJv" 1« gdyefu mankind, 'may receive its death-blow. Kveivbodv is asking -what is to In-1 lit: eharaetcrUnd .extent of this wi.ar^arc Prussia and France lobe the only partii:-. ipanto?' Thes0 qsieMioi* are now,difficult ol' solution but there is a strong probability that hu^oU^U, before Kussia, Artntn37TWIy^I-'pam', iirifl, possibly, England,may be engaged. Spain is so dependent upon the good will of l-rance that, if Nai^i.kon shall deuia^ it, bIic may be by, li'fr iieeeosilius il not her sympathies, to unite her arms with tlnifc*l hrnilt-'i-. Austria will probably lunl a motive MKMI .«uovigb: toinvlii.ge.^ii.to ailupf,^)" same course, in the hope ot ii .uljusting her boundaries, heretofore disturbed by Prussia and Italy,and ot iccovimin^*what *he lost, in national Htrength and prestige, at.SpjrerHMJftUd Sartlpji^ flu Ku8"ia will, without doubt, unite with Prussia, troin a double motive: 1'irM., it may iurnish tlie meuiis of tiansfening tho^ bal««b\)#»Jpowe,?' Western- to Northern HtVSp^'And, second, it- will open Constantinople io her—afi 6bject sliiR has sought to accomplish for hundreds ot

mmrn

aspect. The Pope of Home has

been clothed with the robe of infallibility that is, wi:h alibis followers, he stands henceforth in the place of Cod! lie is also a king wearing a double crown, reliirious and political. But he could not lieking a^ek iff not held upoh lhs throne by' l^enrKniAyonels.- "Now, it is the most natural thing in the world, that, as Napoi.Kon hel()shiiii to keep the people of the Papal States in bondage, he should help Natoi.eon* in his etlorls to humiliate Prussia. Hois unable lo render him »nv assistance in the way of troops, but, in the place ot the^e, he can employ his /inc.'/i'v power. The war between France an# Prffisi^funTishffl lif aft^a mirable oi|ior&iwi ''4 ]g the only continent of Europe. It is already under the ban and anathema of the Pope—as all

governments are, including

ours. Ilence, this becomes a sort of llolv war—like the Crusades—a war for tl extermination of heresy, or

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tral and dee the wot of the reiultflwe tell? We think not. She must either unite with France, her ancient and hereditary enemy, and see herself second to an inferior power, or preserve her integrity by such combinations as shall leave liei dominions undisturbed, and perpetuate her authority, by keeping herself in a condition to influence Jll^e policy of Western Eurdipe.d sfc mi|ht%ellfcnOugh fcoif--sent to" teBj^iaklcE^oir^elvarently, bcc^jherc ftrjno: sick man" anilplant her nag at Constantinople if she, at such a price, could secure an undisturbed future in India, and, more especially, if, at the same time, she could get rid of a troublesome and intermeddling neighbor. Thus, while the possibilities are otherwise, it is probable that, in the event of a general war, Prussia, Kussia, England^ and Italy may unite against Fraftce. ria and

IVolcxInntism,

which, in the eyes of all the believers in the Pope's infallibility, amounts to the same thing. Such it is fast becoming the followers ot the Pope amoiigst Europe.

A telegram from Paris, ot the 'tli inst., says: "The (\i{holic. of the south German States are reported to be opposed to Prussia.'' And another, dated the 21st inst., says: "One of the journals of this city ^Paris) to-day accepts the war be twene France and Prussia m'tiocPo'^Ut-r-

rmttun tQ c^'cA"• J•

France is a Catholit nation. I.on Napoleon is nominally a Catholic, but without any religious convictions. he F.inpressEvGENiE is afanatical.Catholic a believer in infallibility au4 ,^U that sort of nonsensical stufi. et, there is no doubt that Napoleon would, tomorrow turn over Rome and the Pope, ftnd the Ecumenical Council to the tender mer eies of Victor Emanuel, or even Gari fmat^j^rnssi

injwTsonT^'Sut wKtS he^W&d this, he would to effect the same objects incitj^he ^opa to inflame the religious fanaticism of all the Catholics of the

P/otes-

PrussiajT^n tlw nam¥ .of 6od and,

Ch|itt®®»frf-i8 no^ellgion

Mboul^i^iwAwll^-rnvtbingAsfecpn0?™8 the soM'a .salyatHma nd invoJv^ but/vvO (^twns, ^o far as these two sovereigns a?e* eorieerrted ^whether NJlrfoxeox fe^ljgove^^-ance, and the Pope assert his infallibility over the grave of Protestantism if T• **4rf i"'

the N, W.

Oi'lTOove from

Foster Bodfisii, of Wells county, died suddenly from the effects of drinking too much ice water, on the 23d.

Three human skeletons were found, by some boys, in a clump of bushes, in Miami county, a few,^Jay^g&». TJae^.had, apa year.

Some infamous wretch, in Elkhart countv, cut oft the ears ot twenty-three horses, in -one neighborhood, last Friday night.

re.

There will be little, if any, opposition the proposed donation of ?300,(X)0 to the Straight Line Railroad by the city of vaiyville. |--,

Morton, Pratt, Cumback and Coburn are announced to speak at the IndianapOA cade my of Music to-morrow ovoiunr-

Henry A. Cottinuiiam, of Hamilton •onnty, is the Republican nominee for State Senator ami Hainiltnii.

from the counties of Tipton

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j^.4iK$BKRf-Df the JLjiidianapoUa CJtv 'ouncil voted for a l)ig swindle because he I'arty in whose interest the swindle was to be perpetrated ''boarded at his house!"

Tilp 1 ndfitnapolis

Sc)iti)icl

learns that

Mr. l'rc.l Thompson, of that city, has reived not ice ol the death ot a relutise in Ireland, bv which he falls heir to the ndSkjiQ? ^11

ft#. nie^Hg Sntnnlay lit, to express sympathy with Pru sia, was an immense and enthusiastic gather-

Col. Hick De Hart and others lnaiU earnest and enthusiastic speeches.

Mi:s. Harry Lennox, of John ui county, fell .lead on Saturday evening, hile reading a chapter in the 11 ib 1 to her children. Heart disease is supposed to have been the cansc of her sudden death.

t.)N Saturday about noon, two men named Rank and Norman, got into a tight at Steve %nyWn .stable,. Lafayette, when Rank Waited a pitchfork and thrust it throngli the arm of Norjnani inflicting an ugly andjdangerous wound.

An iiulianqfxi'iT paper gives t)iia lTfnfnation «f the «nterpriie of-C^nciiyiati newspajtet* esilablishiticnts:^

The

Fiiquifti'

qj-LarA"

and Gmti/K-rfiW, of Cin-

cinnati, haie been roanifeslihg their enterprise of lately running special trains out of that city on Sunday morning to deliver their Sunday morning editions, and yesterday flio'rning 'both papers iM*e brought to tlas fctiV bv special trains over the Indianapolis, Cincinnati and Lirfayette railroad, the

Enquirer

getting here at

fifteen minutes after six and the

Commcr-

tow 0 JMjJufs lattf.5"The

EyflSftr

^jtbai |)^(^6Bid!k)pies

ofcThfere

Srtiich preciate the enterprise of the publishers of a paper chartering trains to deliver it to country patrons.

evidence that our citizens ap-

ON Sunday two Parti^^n

with the sword, but with the rack and ter^aottjome^a^tf .i llTUS/ili liP on 1 A/\n in TiSWrtWR: wVCIl Ullv ^0^ iilCII thumb-screw of the priest. Which be may do will depend upon events which are rapidly approaching. The Pope,

saloon ifi'IXiyicittiJ

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Wnuni A Co., of Cincinnati, at a cost .0^ at least

llnrhru iliD/i.tdiul (h)lliir

more than

Indianapolis niferliauio.-t ofi'ered to do it for, tliev act just a» men do'.urho sell their •vote* for. VsP nhiutable,, consideration. There slioiiltl lie some remedy in the courts for such eases as ibis. Were the 'iimers in the minority,, tliey might be impeached and expellfcd b% theii tolleagucs, but having control. i1 the Council, that is impossible

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So wu as we are informed there is alinoHt entire unanimity of sentiment 111 this city 111 tavoi- of having. the Holly Wateu 'Woi'k'v (Tin^trilctpd ^vith'mt uir

"WJWITi JHOCL Hi U.l

necessary uel iy?^£ ,j0[f c£

\sitt

THU STATU,

PETffK CA1XAHAN, ot .\Vil'iell eOlllity, died of sunstroke oft yitnrday!fw^^

Niui^ck. aiid',Gooding will .^akc^a joint canvasH'DCihe First District.^Q

C|\VtLi. ^omV departfuSitoffflioJ^ndiapipQlir

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I^r*"aI* IS a a' 5arili^e blacksmith, ed day."

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o/an«-£i

would, iBBTol&b 1/, r«ftoi* Ufer ta &e condition'ot •dependence befohB'tl*®"?® "Between'Austria and Sardinia. Under all '1'^ yif matancea,.,W^t,, muat^ be^tbe atitiule of England? "Can she remaiTi ncu-

^trol«,]at Evi ville on Satur-

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TnHrtu fiftyili&tfprigoncrB fin the Marion county jail, six of whom are

at*

"WUwi •'"om'Wffem

drew a knife and cut the other through the fleshy part of the arm, inflicting a painful wound.

Articles of Aaeociation of the Sotithwestern Gas Light and Gas Stove Com pany of Evansville were tiled with the Secretary of State on Saturday. The capital stock of the Company is thirteen thousand two hundred dollars, divided into sixty-four shares of fifty dollars each and its existence is limited to seventeen vears.—Ltd,

Sent in 11.

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Tilf. majority of the Indianapolis City (Clouncil—live Democrats _a|yl.Ke* pnl.licans-•• 111114 not have teen bribed,4)^ in giving the sewerage contfart*

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Byl Telegraph.

WKW ¥OBK.7/

o.q nr .« jjrowned. ,j Jam«?CSrrlgan, a lad 10 years old, was drowned .in the Ohio river while bathing.

LADY FRANKLH*,. JfajVO

in deference to a general desire of citizens, held a reception at the Burnett House this afternooh.' Many took ad vantag© pf the occasion to pay her respect.

CHICAGO.

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PATRIOTIC GERMANS.

Ghicaqo, July 25.—More than 600 Germans have handed their names to Consul Clausenicus of the North German Confederation, signifying their wish to be sent to Germany to join the German anny. '. ,'jJ, law.

MiTiarwas pot on trial at Ponce, Neb., near Sioux City, on Saturday, for the murder of Dunn, and the trial was soon brought to a close by the open confession olfMfe ihuftterer. IHe was dhen talc en Yr'oni the Sheriff ti. crowd of citizens, andafter giving him a few minutes to part With fiis fainily, was hung. Over a thousand .people, witnessed the execution, which was concurred in by all but four ladies, who when the vote was called cried "110." iu .ij_

WASfflSfiTOW. I

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st'iiYEY Ex^f:T)I^o^^ *, ,y

WAsHiNUTONr=May 25.—Lapt. J?]ij11e

"T^rr*—"

li» Jm,iU

Some time during Saturday night two young men, named Herrington and Gill Martin, got into an altercation at the Hecker saloon, Lafayette, when the former drew a knife and inflicted a number of ugly a/id 4angerpus wounds uppn the pei-s&T of^ life fit tier, from the «fleets of which it is feared he will die.

j.,Killed

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Xrw York. July 21.—A very destructive fire, involving the loss of properly amounting to nearly three-fourths of_a million dollars, broke out l.ost night in the iWe-story brown atone Imilding at the cornel* i("Hroad^y and Eector street, 'l^e American Pawk Note Conipkny lost •t large number of valuaolc plates for the printing of greenbacks. About $80,000 worth of ii niched currency was burned up. Major A: Knapp, engravers and lithographers, the l-nioi* 1 rust C.ompany, the Delaware and Hiulsc»n Canal Coni^iav, at# otjierpjiijrp l»ea^jr lo: eq.n^^j1-|

I.OSS BY KIRK.

The priiKiipal-loscra by th« Hroadvvav fire were Major '& Knupp, Engraving Companv, 100,0(10, insured $7."),000. American Pank Note Company, $00,000, fully insured. Edward A. Mathews $10,000, fully insureds. Minor losses $ 10,0(J0, fully inspreel.

TIIE WEATHER

is intensely hot, mercury 9(5A. I1(| •MS'f

Among the numerous cases of sunstroke is that of Conrad Frederick, a Cincinnati merchant, who died in Hoboken in less than an hour after his family sailed for Europe.

CINCINNATI.

HOT WEATHER.

Cinc innati, July 25.—The heat continues. One fatal case of sunstroke. SUDDEN DEATH.

Chas. Hoffman died suddenly this afternoon. He had been in the city since Saturday, is said to have come from BaltiaMnfTrt frnrtftfTrtfofft*. fit ship in the Peoria Mutual Benevolent J^nsQoiatpiny .dat|^l Illinois,

will command the^ expedition to survev the

Nicaingna Tfihanntepec canal route, and leaves in September. EUROPEAN ^UAUUOX l'oiir or live .vessels will *1ie our lMiro|^nn JfJr|«sUU'Oii

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Ided to

DIVIDEND TAX.

C'oiiiinissioner ftotiglass advises rollectow that dividends declared due August are subject,to a^ax of 2i per §jgfc. .dfelamf prior to that 4Ut^to* t4fefcf^ir«eiiS.i

la(e*in8peclor ofSTfiJttnDoats tnra the Oldest steam boatman in the West, died vesterdav. :jhl

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»fa REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.

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The Republican Central Committee put in nomination to-day the following ticket:

For Supreine Judges, Samuel Milligan and §ernophon Wheeler,-for East Tennessee. .John Trimble and W. H. Wisner, for Midrilr Ttmnmrri Ai":- Hawkins and W. W. Smith, for West Tennessee^

,n»JtrTOR01VTO.n iu

RECECITIIfG' FOR TITE FREXCTI ARKT. Toronto, July 2.3.—The Montreal correspondent of the Gkbe says a gentle"man who arrived lately from France took an office in St. James street, and has within a few days been actively recruitinglor the French army. Recruits have passage paid to Europe, where they are prom^ea bounty. Most recruits so far are Irishmen. The recruiting officer seems to hwe means, as he opened credit with a bank to the amount oT $501000.

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ETZ CORRESPONDENCE.

London, Julv 2').—A sjiecial correspondent writes from Met* under date of July 21st, that three camps have been f'..rmed around the city, lie was allowed lo Inspect Fort St. Quentin under gn id-* arice of an oflioer, and fnll information was furnished him. The fort is to be completed in twenty-four hours. Sixty cannon are being placed in position. Ditches, casements, bomb proof bai racks and everything connected with a forties* aie constructed on an immense scale.— The work is not destined to defend Me.tz iiicrelv. That place was sufficiently lortilied before, bill lo protect a vast encampment like the present, or give shelter to a beaten armv.

The fact that the walls w^re commenced months'ftj*o* i^Viter S frH&f- of Tiow rance has been prejiarins: for an offensive war at the lirst oppoflunity.

There are two forts, St. Quentin commanding a broad vallcv, atiiver and «tpproaches to the town. The guns of these forts can play with tremendous effect upon anv eneiiiy that mar adt-antfe through the valley to attack the town, while in the v&lley there is ample shelter for a whole army, guarded on one side by the guns of the town, and on the other side by guna of the forts.

The officers at the forts did not expect to leave for the frontier in less time than S days. A captain in the Prussian Engineer Corps had jilst been arrests in the Tort as a spy. Marshal Bazainfe wa$ ii) Metz. Horses belonging to. a number of his staff were kept saddled and standing before the hotel, but no move had yet beetrmade. Great difficulties were -experienced in getting supplies forward, not only from Paris, but Troto the country about Metz, all the horses belonging to the inhabitants having been seized, and even'sm«at i^l .ve«tables beginning to faih Thii itisi^ata^ that French movements may be still sometime delayed.

PABIS COMESFONDSNPE. ..

A correspondent writing from Paris seys, Prussian, troops were passing through Black Forest towards Basle. Several detachments have beeij stopped by Swiss authorities, who have an. observation corps of 20,000 soldiers.

GentfaljMeMahonfs headquarters were at Strasbourg. A strong French force was massing to prevent surprise through the vasges defiles. Troop were pouring into Strasbourg from Bisanion. Everything indicates that the first great blow will be struck in the vicinity of Strasbourg. A great force had already arrived at Strasbourg, all of which had been transported by rail- ,r

A French frigdte had been dispatched to the Scotch coast to recruit seamen from the fisheries. The French War Office is taking extraordinary precautions to preserve secrecy.**Bureau chiefs are prohibited from holding intercourse with persons outside. All instructions proceed direct from the Minister of War, and not through subordinates.

DENMARK.

A specfal dispatch from Paris to the Daily ^Nejvs, dated Saturday last says France is resolved to force Denmark into hostilities-'against- Prussia, notwithstanding the determination of the Danish Cabinet" to remain neutral. A French fleet will slwrtly appear before Copenhagen and make a movement to overthrow the Ministry and save the Danes from Prussia, in spite of themselves.

THE ALABAMA QUESTION.

MeCullough Torrens, M. P., will this week ask the government whether the statement is true, received by telegaaph from Amersca, that _Jxrd Clarendon replying to a communication from Motley had declined to reopen the Alabama nc« gotiafions. If true, whether the government will produce the correspondence.

THE TONE IN OFFICIAL 'IR-'I.KS is rather too indifferent about protecting Belgium neutrality. English relations with France are less strained than they wore a few" days since. Some fears are expressed that the government will be found to have beenjtoo deferential to Napoleon. It is doubtful whether the whole correspondence will be published.

MINISTER TO WASHINGTON. PAritS, July 25.—The Journal official contains^ d^crje nominating Viscount .1. Detriel" Hord as French Minister to Washington. PRO.!EHTEI TREATY BETWEEN FRANCE

AND PRUSSIA.

The London Times publishes the letter of a projected treaty submitted by the French to the Prussian government, and guarantees Its authenticity. The preainblrgeerforth'^timt the King of ^r«waia and ,t he Emperor of tUeJErenclynotden to -stYefi^then the lies o£ fftendslipbttwecn the two governments and peoples, hereby conclude .the Mibjoined treaty.. .Jn the first artifcfe NapoJetm aamit^'ahd'Recognizes late acquisitions of Prussia from

Austria. In the seOMid tdie Prussian King engages to facilitate French acquisition of Luxemburg. In the third, ihe Emperor acquiesces in the union of the North and South German States, Austria excepted. In the fbdrth, France, finding it is necessary toabsorb Belgium, Prassia lends her awiatance to that measure. The fifth article ra the uSual one of offensive and defensive alliance between, ihe two nations.

TOCLON FLEET.

Paris, July 25.—The Tonlon fleet sail~ed to-day

T^fof^flat^ort!*»bonr

L'J EVAcoATiokidr The gradual eVacufttion of Home has been d«:_ided upai.

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St. Louis, July 25.—Michael ConneL ly fell from a fourth story window of his —, house last night and was instantly killed. Norder Nev and other islands near the

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•NDon, July 25.—The' inhkbitaMa of

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TERREHAtJTE A1, 'TUESDAY MQRNTNft. JITEY 26,

FOREIGN.

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From the Seat. ,of War.

NO BATTLE REPOBTED

mouth of the ElleMJiiHj—.—, order to have the French fleet in those waters without experienced pilots.

Information has been received here that on Sunday a body of German lancers passed the border near Laarbrnek, tbre up the rails for a long distance on' the Metz iwitrosd, destroyed a viaduct and returned lo damp Ndthout

Sharp Skirmishing, 10 French

and Wonnded.

A PRUSSIAN RAID.

A FRENCH CUSTOM HOUSE CAPTURED.

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l'rojceted Treaty^ aJotweeen France and Prussia. 5

Interview With Napoleon

Fortifications «l Paris to be |»laf«l in fji Readinfss for Artirc Inn iff. /!)/.

FRENCH- CONCKNTRATINO.

The French are conoentratiag at Dunkirk, on the coast near the B^ffium froo-"'T-.ii.Vio iV-. prisoners "iff™'!

Paris, Suly 25.—The journals of iMetz say the French have taken forty prison^ ers thus far. i»»

TUE EMPEROR 3-

presided at the Council of Ministers yesterday. 'Wjitfau ALL AliOUT A TREATY,

OCl in

.1 5 ..iUti -i .Jj ii VOLUNTKERS.

Paris, JTi'iIv 25.—Tho number of vol-., iinteers enrolled in France is one hundred ami ten thousand. ,'t".

THE ARMY OF TJIE iiALTH-... jj it is now tolerably certain that Hie" Duke of Palikao will be Coiiuuaiider-jn.-Chiefof the Baltic.

OFFICIAL DECLARATION.

The Journal Official this morning publishes a decree closing the sessions ot the Senate and Corp* ljegislatif. -The.iJournal has several other official declarations, one tiiuc^iing the inviolability of,neutrality of neighboring powers, and another in regard lo strenLjtheiifug the. fo,rtific aiioii^ ot Ji'rance. .*

TIIE EMPREviJf. W ft

eported the. FAnpress lias Ap

Cherbourg fo visit the tleet M. *.

TO THK riLONT.

It is said Ihe Emperor will «o to.ilje front about Thursday next. "I

SUAU1* SK1RMISU1NO.

London, July 25.—The following"dispatches have been received from Laavbruck, via Berlin: On Sunday a body of Prussians crossed the frontier rt^af Laarbruck. They penetrated ihe country several miles and at length fonnd^the French in considerable force near Gersweiler. Sharp skirmishing ensued and the French soon retired, leaving ten kUl«d«nd wounded. Noliyes loston.^lie Prussian side. The action has demon* strated thc^ neetUe^ sn^rior to the CliassepoL' i"- 4a

FRENCH CUSTOM TTOC0E1 'CAPTURED. Subsequently a company ofPrussiaiils of the Seventeenth regiment of the line, captured the French ^usfom 'Hous^ftti Schrecklig. The officers of the Custom House made stout resistance, and werfe all either killed or captured. Onje Pru^ian officer was sliglitjy wounded, -c

VOAW3H rOlTLI»

hurt.

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Madrid, July 25.—The existence of a treatv offensive and defensive betweep .Spain and France is denied by.mipusicrU^ orcans here, but reasserted bv otner jonrnals here. jenar*-.!--

SYMPATHY OF IRELAND.

DriiT.iN, *.Tiily 25.—Tlte symifet li.y!o| Jreland is almost unanimously with 'I'rance. Large meetings were lifcM ai Jublin. Cork and elsewhere in Ireland 'yesterday., Strpng. GiiUician ^ohiygns were adupfe'd. ..... ...

DESERTERS.

very, Prus-

Desedtttsi figfi •tlfe Frencjh af numerous, cojfiinuftlly ^ian lines-

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INTERVIEW WITH NA POI*EON. uta I The Morning Telegraph prints a commu meat ion reciting a recent interview: with Emperor Napoleon a fortnight ago. The Emperor had no. thought Of "war with Prussia, lie was still unready, but France was slipping from hid hands, and in order to rule he must lead JJrance to war. The Emperor related the contents of dispatches between himself and Bismarck, claiming the lattei wanted too much and wanted it too soon. The Emperor demanded Luxemburg in 1806 as an equivalent for her neutrality in Prtfssia's war with Austria. Bismarck relied by demanding Holland as an equivalent, for Luxemburg. The Emperor replied to this demand of Bismarck, that should the independence of Holland be attacked bv Prussia it would be regarded as a declaration of war. Count Beniditti wa.s present at the interview when these facts were elicited. $

FRENCH BASE OF OPERATIONS. The French base.of operations extend from Strasbourgh fo Thionville, a few iniles north of Met/.. Ihe centre is between liilchez and Harrold. The secoud line at Met/, is capable of expami.m, to the centre and lo Thionville.

NO l'.ATTLi: YET.

Paris, July 25.—No report of a battle yet received, none indeed expected' for some days yet. ./j

RESl'Kc TO NF.t'TRAI. I'OWF.RS. The Journal Official continues the _lollowing declaration: The French governmei't has issued orders that in the prosecution of the war commanders of Frtench forces scrupnlonsly regard, with respect lo neutraL powers, the rules uriiilcinaiion.il ri»ht, and that they especially confirm the privilege of the declaration ol' the -Paris congress of l$5G,a.s follows: Privateering is abolished. A neutral. Hag protects the eneniv's merchandise, except contraband of war. Merchandise of a neutral, except contraband of war, is not seizable under a foreign Uajr. A blockade must be effective, although Spain and the United

States did not adhere to the declaration of 1850. French vessels will not seize property of an enemy, when such property is the cargo or a Spanish or American vessel, provided it is not contraband of war. France will no longer claim the right to confiscate the property of a nt?rchant or a Spaniard found on board vessels of A merica.

FORTI PLICATIONS Of PART-

,The Journal Official announces the Mmi'ster of War has given intimation' to commence putting in a state of defense aiid readiness for active, service the old fortifications of Paris, a/id forts bevond the present line of works.

FALSE RCMOES.1""''

Lisbon. July. 25.—Rumors & a fcrisLs on account of the retirement of SoldanIrtia from Hie Ministry arc iliitfn^.' Entire tranquility prevails.

THE CORTES ,-\J"

Madrid, July 25,—Sessions of the jCortes will be reaumed-Hi No\jeipl^.^ INFALLIBILITY.

Vienna. July 25.—Austria will prob-, ably prohibit tlie proclamation of Papal infallibility.

FROM MIO JANELRO.f.aj'ifi

Lisbon, July 25.—Advices from Rio. oivfi Janeiro of the 6th inst. state that peace between Pifaguay and, Bratil had not yet been signed. Gen^ Toixtan ia still in Entrierios.

THE MARSEILLAISE AGAIN iSSPED. Paris," July 25.—Rocheforfs journal, the Marseillawe. appears again to-day. It

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had aW "irtidle" announcing^ ieoRotiUi trf1 publication of the MarseiMaiV) on sc,of me%surea^ recently taken, ^y the gp^ernment against, t"^e press. explomok. 1 'i l50 Chinamen on a plantation near the

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QUIET Atilio THE FRONTIER. Telegraphic' ueWs from Paris to-day represent comparative quiet along the .frontifeh ic! Tllfe ATFAJR AT GORWNO.

TtlH^rPTTROR!

It is anticipated the P.ank of EngfiVid and of France, both, will further advance the rates of interest this week. ManV fliink the dwcbnnt nite will bo 5 jier cent, in Iwtli inMiuitions bv Saturdav. -toq-nwi Vfl "»'l ENGLISH OFFICERS.

A1"great ifiahy English officers of note •fo into the Pfusrian ariiiy.' THE SECRET TREATY 11KTrflAJiCE

AKO'MMWWA. Ad

LoN^'ftN,' July 25:--l*he seoi-et treaty which was projected Hetwte!en Fninee and Prussia monopOli/.esr the attentioif here of the public pressiUid Parliament. Intense indignation is inaiwTested at tlife dnpticif of ,the .powers concerned. Th^1' rtel iVin of Napoleon i^ considered insulting to IOnglanil. Complete'ignorance of the negotiation is pcufestjed at f,li.c.l 'rein .!•.inb:«sy herft-

A dispatch from Brussels sUitea ttyd accoant of tlie, treaty projected beLwco.n France and Prussia, which wa:, piinfed in the London Times this morning, is authentic.

In the'H(Jusel of fjords, Crranvillu -in replv td a qiiedtion from

Jrengh wilV'send ji naval

and military force Xropx3 'L'aig6n. Wy is ine^table,..,,. .j

CANNON CONTRACT.,

''•toNDON^ 'July 25.-7rIt is' repofted the Jurkis^ gpv^rnmept has PS^^ctptLWitli paitiefi ii^ America for 200 cannon.

ALABAMA NEGOTIATTONS. MeCullough Torirens has given notice in Parliament tjiat lie will ask for pro duction of the correspondence containing the refusal of Lord Clarendon to reopen the Alabama negotiations. "l

FRENCH FLEET READY FOR SEA. Cherbourg,- July 25.—The French fleet is ready for sea and is expected to sail to-night or to-morrow. Admiral Witlianmez has hoisted his flag on the Surveillante. Eight thousand marines under Gen. de Yassargue accompany the northern Wind fleef.

glCClDKNT.

JIempiiis, July —While J. F. Mc» Kinney of tlie firm *f McKinney, Iii^ypon & Co., and I)r. 'EhrIMi were driving near the Ijouisville depot yesterday, the hoie I became frightened and backed over an a a $ as in he I a seriously iT not fiiftlly injiiriliR both Kentlenien. iutii«'Ni-:i). 41

Oflicer Win. |eJTnJnv it 011 the Raleign roaifto arrest a negio

out Oil named Price, for beating his wile

hall i'lanced oil". She has

attempted su,irini:.

'1 lltOO 1 V.K» ,. jJ 'i Lpirisviux, July p.—A young man named Weiss, at wealthy and highly

xpected citizen, attempted 8tiu ile la^t night by shooting hiuuself willi a, pintol. The ball entered the left aide, Ria/iinf the heart., fje is still alive, bnf. slight lio|x*s of his- recjovery. No cause m-' Kignedt1

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«ii bus .nit j* 1. ..| FAIL OF A OKA IN T5T.KVATOIK

Bfaap8 oiidBHtifc: PoCGHKEElftE,,, jityiJ&TNewniaii'.f wheelbarrow factory at Miitbn Landing was destroyed by fire yesterday forenoon. 3

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said

le was nnable' to state' where the Times he obtained the text of the treaty.

D-Isreali iu tlv^ ,Coi^iuions, atter quetiouing tlie Foreign Office in icgaid ,^ the reported trealv,' denounced the governmeiit'for. wiUiholding yie cprre^jKjndence. He declared England could ncy^r have treated such a proposition.' The extfmStjon of 'tlief' Kingdom-«f Belgium, WotflJJ1 he a yilamity Knrope. H« hdpra the gbfriftnment would give all ihe particulars.''' silt {9I0U

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1VKW ORLK1N8. d,™ l: «4 :t* •».T. .H CHINESE.': f:NF.w Orleans, July 25.—Yesterday

London, Ju1^j7$.—An .explosion oc- city becoming dissatisfied seized the Chifcurrfl4,in a «olVfvyiat Kewqy yesterday, nese contractor and held him as a Losone or two pereonajlulled, and .a. number tage. He was released by the police, and

A1 xmruREr'41'.

.*•(» if IU Vj-Ii ,-1-1 OB.jtv A meeting, at G*l«ray tp sympathise (with the French was announcea for yesterday. It proved1 S'ftiilnre, only 300 ^people preswt.

the rin£ leaders arrested. "XAVAJ. FLEET. The U. S. steamers Tuscarora and Pilgrim and Monitors Ajax, Wyandotte and Manhattan, sailed from South-West Pans this morning for Key We6t.

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PROSPECT OF Hono Kono, July 17) Galle and BdMBAY:~Th8 British: gunboats Opbmhm a:nd Dw«f ha'Ve gone to Ticutsin, the port of- Pekin, to demand sa\isf^iOif!'fbr recenti'outrages 011- foreigners The foreign re«de«tarf Shanggh^i have been called on to volunteer for ai^ pxpe4ition^hicli has t|i$ sit me destjt^atioiL and* tie

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To 0ur l.7rge.iunl well assorted stock of.

Brown Sheetings, ,l Bleached Muslins,

its (xinghams, ,3 Flannc nd .(ii-.i'fjii 'to .»

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Tickings, -s:s ir Checks, Hickorys,

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v. vii tui-i Casimeres, Tweeds, -j, -Jeans, Bed Spreads,

Coverlets, 1 Carpet Warp, Cotton Chain. •''J Table Linen, •dnsM.-.- ^Napkins, :r p/c

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Hosrrou, Jnly.2u.—Two workmen' were^ killed this noon by the fall of the'Ltowell railroad grain elevator. It i.« reported

sthree iOthew wers ^UT'ed .in the ruins. r«-o dea'd bo'dicirHate'been recoverM?

PROWSTED.

Tho. Stone, of Cincinnati, ftas drowned in BetJfordj Saturday, while bathing.

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Cable Com pany'aflteamer Snffolfc, aecommnied by Spanish gunboata, arriv*d at to-day. Preparations are beine made to immediatelV lay the^i^cf ejna of the cable -f

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A lad ua/ricd Wrt-KdrrSrtt w:ik diowned while bathing in the river oppo.-ite I he city last ni^ht..

A SIIOO$IN® APFAIR.

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HABEAS CORPUS. -.

Raleigh, X. C.^, July 25.—Writs of habeas corpus for citizens arrested at Foucy villc were issued bv Judge Mitchell and served on Col. Kirk last Friday,

I An aflair 'at Oorling on Saturday, wh^re a Prussian reconnoitering party crossed the frontier and were encountered land repulsed the Frcncji. PaVis pa- when he tore them up anj. arrflsted and Dersiclaim Uie Prussians lost two killed still holds in custody the officcr serving and fifteen wpunded, while the ChaAseuis. them i* stated Ciov- liolden will rohad only five men sligliflv wounded, spond to-morrow to Uic order of the Chief The two Prussian soldiers killed were Justice to produce the body .ol A. G. left on the iield. M^re#fom\:of the AJamance prwejoers,..

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The Emjieror with his son, i1 is stated' ITt.IWTA ».«.t

Fancy Goods, Gloves, :Lt Hosiery & +r-

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fewest f'virrs. Faiv lrttliiiy tttttl treat in rut.

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UNDERTAKERS,

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UNDERTAKER, Is preprred to execute alt orders in bis line with n.n/1 tist) comw ot iJiiru

Ind. jftn20-&-«wt

with heatness and dispatch, corner ann Cherry streets, Terre Ilaiite. In^

HM UNDERTAKER.

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iiavias purchased back from B. W. Cfcwiwiak, 5ruber Co.. the Undertaker sRstablwhment, andt having bad_8evenyw| extxrieaoe in tbe business, is now prepared t- f-mish Metalio Banal stock of 2 North

ktts.iod Wooden Coffins, of ftllst •iies. from the best and 'arrest birial material in-the State, at No. T^d.Ueet.,T^^I-Hdu «.May

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ItAlLROAD TRRSIDI-N*« 'V.

Stacnton, Va., July 25:—It is announcod that Kobt. Ivee will accept tiie i'residencV of the Valley Kail road, f.'onipanv* iu connection with the duties of IVesident ol'Waslnnctoii College.

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Or«ea aorod^, Green 12H@ls mm

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Chickens. :3 00®3 50 Coffee lb........ 20«» Tea 1 50«*2 0( Sugar 10® IS Salt V'bbl...i .i....* 2 50®2 7f Hams* lb Shoalden Bacon Sides:.'.'.:.-.....'.....

NEW YOKE MARKET. By Telegraph.) July 20.1870.

The following table will show the closing prices of pold. Government securities, railway and other shares, in New York, yesterday, compared with the three precetlinc days:

6 5

ATfiAMTA.

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J..tk/3'jJS- ,. f.. a sHooxixr affair, avu ii Atlanta,.Ga., J.uly •25.-rMo«»ep II B|*ntley, colored messenger of tho House Of Representatives, shot and killed Malcolm Claibopje, tailored representative from Jiurkecounty,ihis n. 111. The shooting was the result of a private quarrel. Brent ley was jailed. iw t«s-:c a/. .La

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5-'2(ls, 4th series, 18(1....:. 107'i .. 6-a)a. 5th series, 1S67...„. lulji 1]^-« 5-20s,6th series,T368 lifn' 10SVS J0*Mi l'1' 10-40#.. A (New York Central 5o/: W

Consolidated ~frv

H^er^.:::.:::::::.:: 1,1 ReadlSirl'-i ."...i... Miohiaan Central-. lit! 11\ 1 Lako Shoro WH ,"4$ ,?vl^ ,o*j^ Illinois Centrals.—... 1S5S 1^^1.1.t l-J^4 Cleveland & Pittsburgh l"" 1"' 4 If'S Chicago JcN.W h-J-j do ircfetxcd N, .5" Rock Island ns'-j 11.1 II- 4 "-j.-j Pt. Wayno jeChicago .^! V2}u :Wi' J-Terro-fliauteSt Alton. •••••. 2(lo preferred, v.-v ..'r, Chicago A Alton 114- Jin rTOferrod„ .vs-fy Uti Jl JIC. C.

Cle. Coi Cin. I ml -. r« Inil.,t' Cincinnati.....:..-. O. .t M.certf. 34'4 W4 5 W. l. XelcExai'll 'if ..... .... JWA n^/4 l-'

American-Kjiross

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W« wonld 'direct the attention of parties in want of ,j i-:. ,t&l iiisM'.

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WyEAT- lJittpr ileiiianif and Inmev, salci of wcsti'ni red tn-is affernomv at I'lSiaL 2T lor Jfos2ami I.nine a-skma L-ulV:i'!. li''« «hitu 1 4imr'4-. *T' -T »RN—Qnipt hit firmer, td'i i(j. uuiouj

OATiS— Dull: nojv -I-':i.ula Slu itL tlio lillli. nrc evtrem* ratef for wflltt).-*! -H

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BAKr.KV-UnohaiietcT.'iMliflSlfelfrMCW1 frtll s«l»t at l-

l'£.

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(M)TTON'-Dull, 111 nlill 111 tj nulnnJ." i'.i. TOBACCO— Iwgood deuiitnrfj falf roeiupt. \V 111.SKY—Upened dull :i 11U. doped ati'Kiii wooden eoopcTagc.

I'KOYIiSlON&rUuiVand drooping1'OKK—Can be bought at 'id .V). BLLK AlJiA'tS-^Sold

aornii e.\tentat M.i

for srinufdcrs and sides. BACON—Ottered at 14j6foc shoulders, no pales small saies sides at ITJ^alS!^ for clear rib and clear, a decline,

LARD-rCan l»e bought at lti'-i-CH EESK—Firmpr. I2al4.

MONEY—MarKet stfcady. luo.-!-: Yuu

'6,J'a3e:

i'BHTTKH-'lIiicha«irod4ui5u ,nfn3 usuw GOL^Fa^bi^Sng. 3 EXtaiANOK—Dull at 1-10 discount., ^-..1

'y/i1 -1 .^a si£ tuisiiid.

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By'Iele^ph Nkw Yo»a.-July i. COTTON—Firmer, 1450 bales mldclling uian at 2 0 —lOalo cents lower, 13200 barrels at 5 40afi 15 for superior fine western and State 6 15a7 00. for common to goqd extra western and -State 6 50a6 ?K) for good to ch6!ce db 6 50a? 40 fbi common ta, choice white wheat western extra 15a7 40 common to choice extra Ohio, 0 30a9 2ft cnmuion to choice fcxtra St. iKrais-

HVKFLOUH—Quiet 250 bbls at 5 4(la7 CORN MEAL—Qniat, I25btl»,5 40 for western. •\VniSKY—Steady, 3T0 bbls western at 1 O'Ja 1 06k.

WHEAT—2a3c lower, docline chiefly upon eommon and inferior kinds, 156000.bushels at 148al 50 for No. 1 spring 1 30al 40 No. 2 Stilwiiuhoe 123al38 No. 2 Cbioatto, 1 lnal 17 No SChioago. 1 08al.l2 rejected spring, 1 rUi» 1 156 red and amber western, 1 60aC.to white western, 1 56 ataber state. fl tyj&

E ha 1 CORN—Heavy, 2a3c lower 84,000 Imshols sold at 93al 02 for now western mixed, lal lo for yellow, 85a92 unsound.

OATS—*50a*3 western. OSaTO Ohio and State. MESS POKK—I'rime ^primo incsi) 28 5t a2950.

LARI—Steaily at lfial74 for western steam. and 1754 for kettle. BETTER—Steady" at lfla2.r. for Ohio.

CIIEESK—Steady at 7:i.l4V,. St tIAR—Dull atlO'n Porto Rico."" KUtlS—UnchanKed.

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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKKT. By TelcRrapli.) Nkw VoRk, Jn!y i. Total beeves 7.207 on sale to-day Ml cars at 100th street, XT at Weeliawken. f3 Cum liiunipaw, niakinir *,2IK) head trade very slow and prices lie lower, or S'aalUcent." Imitate: bulls and poorest Texan.i I'2rl4, !.r them to medium Western steers IGulo ji-. )..r Kood to clioieo average

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l"»altij'!.

this qual ty had

the widest ranee witb many fino droves stock not all sold very hot and bad lor irarket a S 7 5 os $ 3 4 on 'i'oxans 3:0, y0 Missouri steers tt'A c»vt at l.'.al.f cts, 77 primo prime Kentucky grade" cm

Sheep full up. i!5,4M) for w« band

S,2'JU fi esh to-day, besides X.lK'Obtate, 'lie 1-0 slowly" itr iwiall peddlinf: lots and set lvn, prices, or for very poor to prune sh'ecp. a-'d (ialOc for lauibs very many unsotil to-night a derk !K) p4unda Ubio slicep ol.l lit OKe, car SO lbs •r'^4c.:i ears 74 pounds 5 -, lot of X) lhs Canada lamb* rt 11 tbs prime lUc, car 57 lbs ilc hoes 14.2TH) for weok, ami cars to-day, they are le--' firm, sellinir a! 1 l'^u 2c drepsod. "T

NKW YOUK I)HY (JOODS illAKKl"!. By TolefeTaph.lV Nrw YOlti.

.fnly 2r..

Static^} tl'till and unohnnirod.

M:\V VUKKMON£YMAUKI-:I. l)y Telenraph.5 New Yok. July '.'. MONEY—Market very car/ at 4at! on (iOLD— Opened, at Zli^. advanced to '-'I

Sclined to

'XrA.

closed bt.

CLK Alt ANCKS-~J,000,0(IO. KTBHiaNO-MWl ati^alO. (JOVKKiSMENTSj—Strong and, hiabur.

..^LOCAU NOTICES.

OEtVKH MOil,*f«N.

We have a complete line of theso'dlelfor-i ted Pare Mohairs. Harper1* ifciaaar ba an no he it or a as be an mbst beautifnl black goods imported t'r tlie season.

We feel warranted (fivintr llicm .'iir lu^ti tst recommendation, tor.tho publto, and nj. vito inspection.

TiieU, Ripr if£ Denting,

Comer Main find Fifth streets,,.

GUNSMITH.

j^'kmova h.

JOHN

Il-ir renioveit liis Onnsmith Shoi to Mart's

new

buililinit, on Third Ktreotione door north (,t irriiigt«u's Uloek. where lie will be happy to uieet all his old custflmers and as many new one? may makcif eonvenient to call. iwjdti'.

JAMES LYNE, Wholesale and Retail dealer in Pure Copper. Distilled «"id? tacky Whisky

Ken

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Foreign ami lom*stic Wines i" a ml IAquorg,

ftd. 78 Main St., bet. 3d and 4tb.

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