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JOHNSTON & TURN AR.

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JOHNSTON & TURN aR.
GREAr EMPosIuus
HATS! IIATS!! HATS!!l
AND
CAPS! cAPs-!l cAPs!!!
F OR the MIL LION,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
JOHNSTON & TURNER,
UNDER THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
On st. Charles Street,
Near the FRONT ENTRANCE,
Have just opened
THE GREAT TEST STOCK
HATS AND GAPS
EVER BROUGHT TO THIS CITY,
They have something in that line to sut the taste Of
EVERY BODY,
aE.an-, nor OR czzzx.D:
Whether 1t be to Work or to Visit n-or Fair Weather o,
Foul-fer Peace for WARRIOR
HUNTING, BATHING, OR CoURTING::
All demands made upon their Stock sure TO meet with
a ready response.
To show their customers the grea, variety kept they will
enumerate to moderate extent They will first call
ton to their stock of
GENTLENlEN'S DRESS HATS,
Consisting Of the different varieties of
FRENCH oAssIME E--Iatest Style.
AMERICAN CASHMERE Latest Style.
FRENCH FUR-Larest Style.
AMERICAN FUR-Latest Style.
FRENCH sII K-Latest Style.
AMERICAN sILK-Latest Style.
All of the aboye.named qualities of the
NEW ORLEANS CREOLE STYLE!
which is not to be SURPASSED by thing produced
TheyEhgve hand also very large stock Of
FELT HATS,
being all the varieties Of
the taste.
Fine French Fur MALAKoFFs and REDANs with Broad
or Narrow Brims
Fine Black Coored French, English American FUR
HATs-Broad Narrow Brim-Hig Low Crown.
BENGAL PLAIDs of French, English or American man
ufacture,
AMERICAN FUR HATS of all qualities
WOOL HATS at all prices
They also have the follow described kinds of
GENTLEMEN's YOUTHS AND BoYs
@ A p S
SCOTCH BoNEE-s, YORKSHIRE CASHMERE, French
Cashmere and Cloth, English and american do
Oil Silk CAPS and CAP CovERs-plaid, Black and Col.
ored Silk.
Black Blue and Brown Silk Velvet CAPs-An patterns.
United States Army and Regulation GAPS.
| FANCY CAPS, with Plumes-or Children
Common Cloth OAPs -vants. etc.
FOR II H E l. A ID I T. s
They have
RxDxMG HATS
! In the following variety:
EMPRESS EUGENIA BEAVER with Magnificent ostrie
| Plumes.
| Rich Black and Colored HATS, with Plumss
| American Ladies' HATS. wit, Eagl, P,um1s.
Besides the above named Goods, they fine
| ment Of
| UMBRELLAS AND CANES,
Of all Descriptions of French .g >,h American mari
| FINE LEATHER HAT BOXES,
HAT AND COAr BRUSHES.
And last though least, .iEhpib ARTICLE
EURHEp GLOVES
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Bells.


BELLS FROM 50 TO 1900 POUNDS.
Orders received for any weight to 1900 pounds and
anted as to sound and quality.
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ux uAI.uARLE sICAR EsTATEAr {

-
EMS Aucton.-The undersigned ill sell at public Ia
1Ns.ton MONDAY, the l71 day Of January next, OK
tie VALUABLE SUGAR PLANTATION opposite the..@
city Of Rouge containing l76 arpents of L nd, $50
under cultivation, 600 Of which in ogettr with 50
SLAVES aud ali the STOCK Plan ing IMPLEMENTS, etc.
That portion Of cleared is all high land
The property improved in excellent order for
cessfnl cropping.
will also be sold at time and place. the WOOD
FIELD PLACE. containing lel of wood land situated
the Gros Tete Railroad abo1t 10 miles from the river
kH~TERMS-O ne-fourth cash. assumption Of BIT to the
Citizens Bank about S20000 ard the balance In
and four years. with interest at of
per annum purchase until final payment-said
notes to be secured by mortgage on the property
full description of the be the office Of
j. W. BURBRIDGE, of New orleans.
The sale will take place on the premises. -
JOSEPH S. WILLIAMS.
West Baton Rouge, Dec o. lS5S. dH I'd
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30 kegs BOILER RIvETs-il1 and l,sxss.
20 R1yETs, for Sheet Iron Workers.
80 ). for Iron Shutters
$50 :. PRESSED SPIKES, to 8 inch,
PRIEsTLEY & BEIN,
SO and Of Camp street.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

UnOu0 ANIL xA0OAOAAN AASs
n N. MORRISON e. CO., WHOLESALE DRUG
VI dIsT, No. IL Magazine street,
Having and extensive stock Of fresh DRUGS
MEDICINES, CHEMICALS PERFUMERY, SURGICAL
INSTRUMENTS PAINTS, OILS GLASS. ETC.. etc., respect
fully Merchants Planters and Physicians that they arc
prepared supply them with article in tho Drug ne
they may require nil of the pures quality at as reasonable
prices they purchased in the city Among the at
already and coming store the folowng
900 suphate ouinne, French and American;
200 pounds Blue Mass, English and Amercau
200 pounds Calomel, English and American;
200 pounds Mercurial Ointment;
800 pounds Honduras Sarsaparla
l60 pounds best Turkey Opium;
100 oss. Sui. and Acetate Morphine.
Is ounces Otto Rose
20 casks Sal Soda;
100 kegs Sup. CD. soda
10 kegs Ger. Blue Wash;
20 bbls. Crcuma, light;
scascs indigo Car. and Manils;
10 casks Pot and pearlash;
20 packages saleratns;
Is bbls pure Castor Oil;
25demilohns SPIT. Nire; .
rs bbls. Alcohol; -
40 bbs Copperas;
20 bbs Epson Salts;
l0bbls. Flour Sulphur;
~ bbls. Roll sulphur
2 bales SIENNA, East India and Alexandria;
1900 pounds Gum Arabic, select, fine and sorts;
Is carboys suph. Nitric and Muratc Acid;
rs jars Carb. Ammonia;
Is carboys Al Ammonia;
800 pounds Acetc Acid;
1000 pounds Tartarc Acid;
200 ozs. Taunic Acid;
20 kegs Pearl Barley;
100 kegs Turkey Opium;
1000 lbs Arrow Root, Amer;
800 lbs Arrow Root, Bermuda
200 lbs Assafoe,ida in cans;
200 lbs. Balsam Copaiba;
5bbls Black Lead;
10 bbls. Ginger Root
IN bb,, Refined Camphor: g'N zF
80 boxes CASTLE Soap;
800 bbls Cayenne Pepper;
IL gross Copaiba Capsules;
scas KS Chloride u, Lime, me-. ,r
10 bbs Cream Tartar;
900 poaad. Ext losxeod;
ANY, a ss,en iva sysp ul. safn''''
bbls. Gum Myrrh;
: g., s' 1., ss,st'an Root
ass t. Sugar ssl, ' isss white.
5bbls. Scotch Snuff, In blsdders;.
200 doz. CARROTS Scotch Snuff,
100 doz. Lorilards Maceaboy Snuff
an 90 dss , nGoms. M"e''b'y and Scotch si'h'
1000 I ASSORTED Herbs;
kegs s.a hsa sis sa nssr superior article.
SDaes Hops;
i'0 p ssn aass seal s,r ra' SILVER:
leases Mama Flake and Sorts;
20 cans Magnesia, CAL, English;
cases Magnesia Carb;
N 49, 70 ! u....
iVcases rel notaA'
Is lbs. OIL OF Bergan1ot;
m his OF, Peppermnt:
roa..d, !. .,...I.
.-,-. 49, o' poulus , a ,I' :
20 pounds Oil Cloves; 50
95 nounds OH Cedar.
-, I, ~, ,,,,
~ pouhds oH e"oe"s,
20 pounds Oil Black Pepper;
IN nounds Oil Almonds:
- =, - -, p,..,...
oeress shoeHnnheI as'eiS'
20 gross Seidltz Powders;
gross Soda Powders;
az ,rnss sugar If euons.
m srnss Yeas, Powders. Ne5F..
oe ~ -.v
ocsses Liquorlce' ea'so ana sicily, e1Ral
600 doz Great Southern Mustard; 2-a1
cask tientjan Raot. a=. y
49,, -
Dates iAihoiee isooti
10 TamnYndS fresh:
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Cnne-Carrler Chains.
80 casks best CANE-CARRIER CHAINS
Agricultural Implements.
Halls Peacock PIOWS.
Halps Wrought Mold FLOWS
Halls Valley PLoWS with Extra Points.
Halls Cotton and Sugar PLoWS, Maysvie Pattern.
John King PLoWS, Plain and Extended Bars.
Garrett Cottmans PLows, with and without Cutters.
Ballenger's PLoWs without Cutters.
CORN SHELTERS,
@ STRAW CUTTERS.
COTTON and ROAD sCRAPERs.
Hardware.
full and general assortment of domestic and Foreign
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
gf5@t Table and Pocket
Constantly hand and for sale accommodating terms by
PRIESTLEY l. BEIN,
9''S 50 and 81 Camp street.
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Gf61l. During M snoW storm last Friday, d
10 npen He street in = fash.
hsf HI HI ess sss ssss N, ss asl sss z
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yer and doctor disputng, the other day, about bill
a fellow owed each of them. He was only able to
pay one and left it for them to settle which should
hay it. to have ave the money Of
the pententiary "Well, said the doctor, Il saved
him from going to hell p It is needless to add who
got the money. [Oxford Mercury.
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r ZEE & LEAVITY'S PATENT CIRCULAR SAW
II MILL Norcrcss' Rocker Boxes, and Searns Patent
Eccentric Head Block
This Mill Is third stronger both in iron and wood
work and much superior and has given better satisfaction
than any Circular Mill heretofore in
Eorcross Patent consists supendng the so that It
have lateral vibration and when thrown Of line will
cover itself by the of driving belt and the
ment parts which is whie at the
arbou has lateral play in its boxes and made
close with shoulders The oil from getting
while in operacna matter of great impor when the
notion is rapid, rs in Circular Saw Mills
Patent consists in enabling to the log
on ways with and with thereby saving
mans wages making better work than Mills with the usual
screw head blocks.
TWENTY-FIVE these Mills In ready for delivery,
with from AS to ~ inches in diameter also several
Double Mills, with Top Saws and full assortment of the
" Young America" iron frame Mills For sale by
S, II. GIL MAN,
de7 erkW (.ravier street, New orleans.
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PRIEsTLEY & BE1N.
s-sIez-x<A PRIESTLEY & REIN, M
80 and 81 CAMP STREET, "a
a &&4M Importers and Dealers in -

HARDWARE, CUTLERY, IRUN, CUPPEK AND TIN
PLATE, r4,-
Have well assorted stock Of Foreign and Domestic
Hardware Cutlery English and American Bar Hoop Sheet
Boiler Iron, which they offering for sale at low
agents for Heman Brothers. Premium Tennessee Iro
at the Rolling works. the Cumberland river
Their Iron has proved itself superior other made
In the United States. u
Also, agents for G. G. Hussey Co. Ptsburg Copper Roll
ing MILL and G.. J.. Hanks Cincinnati Bells.
We invite the attention Of the country dealers planters
chants the public generally to large and well assorted
stock The following forms part: sD
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Chain CnhIes,

q CHAIN CABLES, prosed-sss, Is fathom.
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Salt Fish.
80 pigs HOLSTERS, SALMON, CLANS AND oYs-
TERS-n and pound cans.
MACKEREL, GOLDFISH,
HERRINGs, sALMoNs
For sale by COOPER l. NEIBERT,
27 aud 70 Common street.
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COOPER 4 NEIRElsT,
Wholesale AND RETAIL GRocERs
~ and 80 Common street,

Preserves.
BLACKBERRY AND RASPBERRY JAMS.
100 assorted PRESERVES.
100 - Eumsen, Thomas / Co.'s Baltimore PICKLES
AND PRESERVES
For sale by COOPER NEIBERT,
~ and q Common street.
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Cnne-CarrIer Chains.
80 casks best CANE-CARRIER CHAINS.
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NBitters.
GoULEYs AND BoKER'S
HosTETTER,s BITTERs
SCHIEDAM sCHNAPPs.
For sale by COOPER NEIBERT,
q and 20 Common street.
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Wines.
CLARET AND WHITE WINE.
MADEIRA, PORT AND SHERRY WINES.
100 baskets La.bry's GRAPE LEAF CHAMPAGNE.
For sale by COOPER NEIBERT,
n and 20 Common street.
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@@2o PEBBLE SPECTACLES. = THE
acknowledgements to Gregor Wilson
will continue keep the largest assortment of Pebble SPECS
in this city, and have reduced the prices
Steel Frames Observation-Disclosures. So 90 to 81 50
Silver ,,,,,.,,.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 90 to 90
Fine Gold. .,.......................l2 w to Id w
We make prossora humbug pretensions, neither
agents for particular manufacturer yet guarantee
suit any PERSONS with article equal be found
in the United States.
N.B.-PEBBLE LENSES cut to suit any frame.
GEO. W. GREGoR CO.,
dT If Camp and Canal sts
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Sugars.
80 pigs Lovering's CRUSHED, POWDERED AND
LOAF SUGARS.
For sale by COOPER 4 NEIBERT,
II ard 20 Common street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-16
LORD JOHN RUSSELL ON THE WAR.
Hmm The laaaan


The nomination for the county OF Huntingdon place
on Monday yesterday the hustngs beng erected q
usual on the Market hill
Lord J. RUSSELL then presented hmself, and was re-
ceived with cheering by the liberals aod re-
slectiu alter top by the il ia but far
TO ray accorded him, with exceptions al unin-
errupted hearing. He sxa:-I hsve been tod and am
told 70 this very day, that unless Lord Derby ana hs
ministry remained in power, would be Impossible .
sorry to say that tina, qu son is already decidsa
The effort mace oy the late COVER for toe
top OF peace tray have been rasewortny; Il may turn
out, though-anj am one Of those who think thst II
vtbat tnes have not been well directed but hoWeyee
that may be, all know that they have failed (Cbeers
We we'll know that tho hEs begun; and We SeA
know too that thn oouory no right 70 take mart
In that wrr, but TO maintain stcs neutrality (Rsosv
ID cheeIs) heard that opinion stated no later than
last Saturday evening by Lord Derby himself and
cordially agree with MIN. (Cheers.) But think tbst
we sheud keep up feet, and, 10 addition suficeut
force at bone 10 repeI any Insult may be offered "a
U.s. Cloud cbeefs am glad 10 end the0 that the lsts
ministers have ordered increase in the navy aud ali
rgret with rcas'd to that that hoy did do 80 in tao
month Of Feb usry last sben members OF tho House az
Commons would have mad the opportunity OF votog Tor
such Increase II rs however different thing to arm n
our own defence, than with OF taking part 10 that
war; and will say no more with regard TO II than this
that the ndepe and liberty of the people OF Italy
result from toe quarrel for shall heartily reoice
cloud cheers The truth then is the ministry bav
ing oippeh fol ward go bad affecting homo
matters have utterly tailed in sreserving peace abroad
and the question for you IN decde these are
the MINISTER'S most competent to carry Of the
country az home aud abroad Ny opinion Ia that thew
meet decidedly are not (Cneers and uproar But there
Is TURNER question With regard 70 the future
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-16
MILITARY MANIFESTO OF THE KING OF
SkRDINIA

Soldiers! Austria, viii IN its amy from
invade territory, sersy
reigns order because force aud
affect people sovereign here rule STATE
because the suerng OF oppressed Italy here IA
hesrr Austris oarc~ Z, Intimate armed ouy
defence that 10 lay dosn and put
selves in her ucuer.
Tue outrageous ntiussion called for q worthy rerly.
have oisiain uly rejected II
Soldiers announce this TO you, certain tha, you will
take TO yourse the outrage offered To your kn,D
nation. Tue announcement n you Is the
ment Of To arms, tbeo, soldiers
You will dno yourselves opposed to enemy:
but, be be brave and disciplined do f..- the
meeting, aud may boast OF tie days Of Cote OF Psstvug
Of Santa Lucis Of Somma Caunpagna 90 Cletos. SELF
where only four brgades contended for three days with
i've corps d0 NEE
will be your leader On former occasions ~e hav.
known great pa, OF you in the hest OF comoats
fighting by toe EIDE 0, my magnAnmous faher, admired
your vaor With prize.
On tae 6eld Of honor and Of glory you, am cor, ,u
viii know how to preserve, aud also 10 Increase, your
fame "a valiant toldie.e.
You gill nave for your ccmpaAiors those intre Did
soldiers OF france, ccIquerors great
whose com sdes sou the Tche,naya, a1l woo a
Napoleon ILL, ever fastening th'ther where there s
pvepoievs), generously sends in namer ous
bands
Advance, then confident Of victory, and acorn your
banner With fresh iaorels that banner which, wn It's
three co,Ors, with ,he youtn whcn here
sembied from all parts OF Ia'y, gathered ogetner
bepesth It. points you that you fr your task
the Independence of Itsy-thst just aud molly
which wil be yuur war cry. VICTOR EMANUEL
TURIN, April II, 1852
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-16
THE PRUssIAN MANIFESTO.

At the sitting OF the Prussan Chambers of the 2a,b nj,
fhe ALLOWING Communication vas made nv tha RE-,
Schieintx tho Minister for Foreign Affairs '
Gentlemen AT the mo neut the Prussan Pa -,,a
ment about 70 meet sfter short respite of the
most serious mature taking place far from az Toe
denances between Austria the hand and Sa,do,,
end France the other have reached point which
leads 70 the fear that ID Inevitable England mas
rnade last attempt 10 peace and all ia mo-.
50. os Bat the eoYorIEoat must own that suon hopc
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pnk, that were Gone, tnere 70 80 much tutsah-
se.cs 20 nuon education and esightenod political knos
cso snouk 'he people Of tncsc diferea' States. sass
ya sy sow inc people 70 discus WITH ther sovsra-
heh's AL tnose amendments which are 60 urgently ro-
orou Auo 'ns' you need DO nothing elsa excep to vita
ola~ onco ana forever from taose States every later
70 enoe " loIogr 'nu'tAry force. (,heers) Wou
uuapna nkeel 70 NAV, my belief Ia that, for ums
.. eass, LuI"pe wonia nave remained as peace Tasrs
are u 30 WHO say justly or NOS know not tnat Austria
Was AFRAID 70 meet toe 9tner Powers ia because
shs cared tnss .ne,o v q Indictment would have been
peeIr.c sea nss ner ny .no enumeration u all those
owls when her ihnuenoe anu nsr interference pro-
aooeo N routnetn iay. Mnat might might be the
sen not Tor US 70 Know OUT she seems nov 10 haye
chosen tne Iot OF var, ana apparently when sne has
awn the ssofd sne must nsvc thrown away tho soab.
bard " said on her behalf tnat sue kaew there
combination OF France, Sardinia, sud perhaps Ruyxa.
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..,a ,rs~. and nm eossxcmens ON large scds would
eneus !, WA ne observed, no~-sef ffon snA. wehsvs
sad that the Aa-traa- ia their sdvsuce scfcss peam t
from esst 20 wes, you'd have snev ieis dsnk the
whole ocnoeaessd ,urrgta OF tbs ssrtnh, Amy,
T,ro' Noes v 20 Au,ta ~ NE plans o. ions~sy zoe
chan of the Lsorian sresnsnes N W SARDINIA Ia we
plains Pecmant, sod the parallel can he Garnet -
further, for eracuy I" Germany lice 70 reserve e-h
ry,o 80 dos seooad force ssshsr ~ sengn
bebiId the ApeDDecs Ga tbe ssaDrars OF tNe-e
tans staDos Genoa. which, France eommaa scs.
he reached iron roaloa the gfesscst facility,
The ssrdipisns therefore, while they cluster IN re
about their c,tsfe ~ the q tire 20. have "a iar
rear the support 81 possris srenes srmy ~saa Any
mises' d,staBce.
Toe Aursriass are thus opposed b. too ssiis. @sss
enemy-cne drec.ly fsc'os tnsm AZ farD sni af.~las
daily reinorcemebts from the passes ~ We APs AMI
another "A o~ssie ana a"sssndsis hsss @s Her nsea
and receiving succrs f'on as nes cAss @ ~ ~.
Genoa b, crns-nE shcir f0n her Al "a Nsrtaefa vxtre
nifty dies done, they wsht octapf te~ >ofhnfa
ostficts o. ssrdnis tbey 90 s1~d "a ere a9en
the Po they n,yht 80. the Sandman amy Va trsa. %
them hos ibey ~ould then have tau srmy Of tae Alec
upon their right rhry must, 10 shsrs sivsaos IN aay
case 90 inst 30 hses az fes possei rgsl angles
each csher; and tor simplicity sake NAV censi@r
these be- represented bs toe river D5rA tst~A
ruDnne from north 10 soah BY lyreA ana We ro 'aa
sing 90 east By c~Ie-rurla beias prctsy
nearly az the angle.
All ,be places PANIED, be 4 understood, Ne wsaus
comparatively email ccmpsss. Prom AFoas, me pont
oocup by AastrisDs he nofta G~nas sa tas
seAbosrd SCUM sh- distance no m e.
Genoa To aesaodr,s " 10 coy - mcs aad from A'~sssa.
rurin lees than Co. From Sasa farm. aga ths
distance nut 80 mice % tnss IN Their ,so prnsPs ,,
stoss OF Turn and Aetssndra tue Sardiasss are
case, wtbn A., and VA The other wt1in 81 o.
their po~cstui alice The Ansuians, 100, waaii ne
equally their resources. NcvafA "a sssat saNes
Nor abort 10 mites. aud v~rceh sas ~ mias
from the Lombard frontier and these a.
which The first oo'soa may be Sancipstct rns
great feature, however of the campaign, Tar csu
be com Drttepoen a. fe~ep tie d0aOi base Of opera
tioLs which Sardpials aud tner hes pro
CeedDe; and II the Anstrsus md thems-g- IA strrnsth
suncsnt Tor sucn plan, n 10 uot i@preoshe 10 sa@s
divide thsir forces 40 tnst the roops nov esil
70 vortsra may advance tosarfs tue ~oata, and
those q. Novsra No yards the IL wiil
capei not Austabs SID 60 he psrG-qity
strong Mattas. whiie tue Inpers' eana Tue t-oes
Corte @ the Fren "a army, Is al GenOt Those ispOu
tons would md ate that the b.rdrs struggle -
expected the line to Geros rather than the h1s %
Turtle but this q point which hardy r~nAa
long the dark 10 the interva DAY De
thaa war q field, and b txeea arAias
powerful spd drcey aoims'ed, vii iose of thSe
horrors nom which civilization feyo - Ia Despair.
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10 very slight Although, under n riruunstsnces IN the
oturisy o TIE state ,hers, tho Rcvernusot " nos ~
tion IN mast naUfr cbCrn-ssnt, st.i~aens N Va"
n,s'tyf ~ th~hA.os, Drssfflclcssf-sa iy
~ ssy wba ha- thought reressary To tArc
S.ng aasmsngs beng ma every snsfe. ths govern
nsrs hes hetp cccope ws'h tao mea'ifes
starh oo.ns 40 Ne otter Zoe ross ths mAu'ea
a vhrh Afr's Irsvs Cd had hitherto pfevedts
ffcfn rssryhg ths~r measures ino ekecuon. homtei
~ "A s.nneut thas w1lfar. ~ Germany wei.
ia osp was s'sse, did not o0odns nsrf, ioiepentsnt.
IN a abr Iss sglsfs measures, ~ psc,ng the cips
d'apwfe 90 ftifs. hu, pr, osei " the Gsfm,
st ~ csll OF, fe~, nont,scus and that pro,,sr
lse hesn iruurtisfts adopi~f tn Fgusssna y1s'rr
r%f Vsssinef ~ ~ ffnssn ~ ksorr bass, aHt hrs
~ safnf As pgsIiius mafs 20 the DIET
sAi,A t~sy esyftais d.fe.strs c-dractsr, Uhch
mad a. AZ rAparr ~ fAs C-fsd~rus'oa Toe policy Of
ibs garsFn@rtt hsap tne ecoe' nIeress
o. sc-,nsn, thar wa the Interests of Prussia.
re fsssfsss NasAssAssa gIve~ an sasyss OF Prus-
slAn crcc ar tosfstn ADDRESSED 10 the o.ncr Germ n
us Afisf ftftag dad psassa III. ,pp-rss the
alm4sfss tert ~ f0sfsar d. Ssriiasa, Prussia decidres
aas n ~ gsady O. asJssa IA iss iassr>sS " Germany
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TIM posir,ox or SPAIN.

PAYS fAfrn Sol osrs~posaeocc u 10. Isni,n TINES.
tsse s,ioasn oversares Srd 10 have been
mace 10 he s~nsh si respect W III. great
qprspsb a Ne cay private letter fon Madrid Of t'e
q tst fmNnasi.e tom urm>er of the liperai patty
says thss pGhe rpRon issTe ~ vssbe q ltsis and
suuit vih p.c~sure spanish csniegen, jcls tle
Frsnoo imian l-s ~ Desired tnst u SIN aid
take TART 90 the csimcs, NE py sac
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re C.sfs ~ SaiTiA q gee on ~ say you'd desire
tfcfvegc on tttaf ~ % ~ but, in u0 pssaunn,
"a @sih Tbs foxsftusest OBSERVING neutrality tne
Ministers then. ace ed E~orsaty raey sAy fest
lesy racsf an aisscxs have been fatal 10 sosn tnf
NY yin rsmar stfcts auai, aud cav. tse nsiiscs
&c sai OF ths D. ~t fnsy may do Dot 1otri
inst spain oil ss.Bts tgd~ AZ bong she can
fsupp that " ths kaprof Ns7o go ues % maze orr
DO s.f ~ the emporium hngiAni IA IN ta-
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baFsadss 90 pss spo~ whai has rasssd es,wecn tas
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latter sgokoa 10 lse Of o ct 10 bring t,e POPE q,
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span ceuDt tbs Enpcscr's Ascsiag MIN 70 com,
here TIE ,focct tae same tbsi of Martinsx de
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