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tn.eac sEe El1ny interesting eSerctes incident
II, tie c:,~e Of the cC%tt.tt ssh1u yeas, mention
I;as pc.l be make OF the 1Eu-.:a .14ni,iatH,a Of
t- G,:It,,ItIa1 Uv,1ar1lnent ul ttt Eurtr School,
&; a.eu pe.F the corner .! ilhlaIcd AMI Twelfth
Et.ct:A-
iee.rrday afternoon tTo divisions Of The EFau.
.e.- tcho,:trs ncrC suCce-sne.F presented. lnd
were Examined hy Ar. Z, E. Wnntcmort, ESQ ms
{, 4.Fe ol the music teaching n the Erata ;.
sc.4pu.A TIE frst diSisou, embracing scaolafs O.
1nf Min GRADE, tang several songs In very work.
nacylv ruaaper, after wntrn they were required
"a s:nE ut sseat exercise. IN Two parts, *rttNt o.
ese ttnrttsohrI These exercises were OF tun
.e, dnlculiy " test toe pnpIls' lnoKlodEe of the
E.ore ccTmon major Keys, aud Werr sung IN good
ire and rrm and true tnionattoa-
n-nait n ,he uppeY Eradea OF the EI1uDar d.
rsftnent, and hrtr e1asnlns.a "a. ,cs.1xs,ond or
E:g,v se, ere. Tser urst sang ,eretai snSs !ion.
rs t.s,dss ~ manner which Eurseiect,y Indicated
taa he cnlura1. Of ihsis taSts ne1 ne DEL 81
overlooked. The s.nkfnx
, 1869-07-01
MARRIED.

Paper 1FnnginE. and Window
Shades .atest styles Patnts, OILS, glass aad
, 1869-07-01

To xc11ioyc H.s 9th pntcheA- frecktes
and tan from the face, use Perry's Moth aud
Frecklc Lotion Prepared only by Dr. u. c. Perry.
Sold bf all dtuEK1StA
, 1869-07-01

CTRAFEp-oN THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE
= II Inn - West 1Ahost-, sotfet kaafe y haa1ds
saddlens.fed ntx b. Wbaevcr viii resr9p Tie sa1ne
xtvr inacssaAtlo- to the aheve sddesa VIII % Ho-
nNf MI
, 1869-07-01

NcfFeSilka cnt Stnnds to Rent nj
Haas Park on Sunday, JRly 4, and Monday, July
s See mammoth posters Apply to Jas w Nur-
ray. a Lake Btreet.
, 1869-07-01

Picnic Parties, Festivals nA1d oth-
e-s can procure the very best ice cream nj rs per
cent chs aCer than at any other house Ii THIS city
Smith L lllltn. q Clark Etrcet
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-06-10

bic Sine III oer @@lu6fapeue. Gini9e
@ecunren itebe i@ 11o@ lau1Genp, pb {ie
ni@t tpieoer be9tnnen >perpen-ra ellie
i@ 3urIf gum 2a9er 1neineS 6reunbe6.
s@r lte9t fill uno rubi0 >pie Yorber-aber
feline Taulduns i'd pernebme feinen
Mtbemsu9. SD fai1e feline 5ano-ie 1T
lebenSwarm- i'd fQble weiter feinpulSz
l9la9 1T gu fublen.-Das erl1redt MIDI
10, bab td ibn unwiQtlrli9 er9reifc-
erbebe unb tbn emporsuri9ten Der lu6e.-
@ntiebli@ j.! Ser &1rper ent9leitet metnen
.5anpen iinft in ii@ sulammen uno fdut
Zauf oos Bett 3uriid,
i ~pouL lieber pauL erna9e" @9rie
.i@> ibn uieoer uml1 1lin0enb, in @er;wetfz
lun9.-umionit Sn meil1enMrmen balte
fi9-eine 2ei9e!"'
i Sbm iino jene ounfeln Ndtblel nun
1pp5l 9el1lt> jeue unbetmli9en Seelenz
,mel1en auf9efldrt ater mir 1T beute mod
sMQes nunfel uno i9 fam nur mit5bafez
{peare 1asen: ~GS 9eben trirfli6 Dinse
1,nter bieiem Monoe Dor, BON oenen f9
.nniere @@ulpet6beit nt9t6 trdumen
l1St." . - 49,.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-06-10

uno ubne auf3ub5ren NIT ben GQenbpaen
na@ re&ts uno linf8 81 arbeite>1 ftieb er
bic Mntwort beruor:
uM@> mein gutter 5err BON @aterinz
gen, e5 1T entlebliA, Ct mub BON Sinnen
1ein u
u@er? @er?" i6rien mebrere Gtim>
men. -.
lnlonf! per &pttmeiFer mar in ben,
Strom, 9e9en pel4en er 1d>pamn1 ner<
f9wunoen.
ug}un@inbmlIer ,pi6en mir e6 nun?
@pn @tnnen mub Giner lein, roS fdeint
mir AUDI; ober >per 2"
Diele Morte ppllte Der Seif fenfece,
nieper an jeinen Nadbor ridten, aber E,
fanp tbn ni&t mebr neben fd; ra69ins
unober'po9en Men9e batte ibn ppr
letner @eite 9eril1er.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-06-10
Nsa11t,aucr 567.
Bilbelm ber GQnfte Yon !6oQanb mar
mabn(tnnia Qepprren!

Bilbelm Der Giinfte BON 5oQano mar
wabn1nniS 9eworren!
Dies poren rie &pr9dnoe I'M S@lpNt>
mel9e cas- Mu6einancerl ltieben her Grelz
leute unD Die 0ermirruna eeS 8olfes spr
Dem @9lo0e iur Gol9e botten.
@ilbelm Der Giinfte ron 6ollons mar'
I'M Sabr 1880 gu 6ronffurt am Main
eebpren er por rer Gobn &a!sr Sub
pios Ter Bayern jene6 bodberSisen
Monnss, wel6er ben Gbrrn, NIT Dem
uber,punrencn @esner, G1iecri@ Don
Oelterrei6, tbeilte. Getne @lutter, bic
&ailerin Maroaretbe, war rie S9weifer
@ilbelmS esS 8ierten ron5pllanp. Der
&ailer batte feline @emabltn na1 ecn1
Ecoe ibre6 Brurer@ nit re0en 2aneen
belebnt uno ieinen smeitalteten @obn
Wilbelm III eeren Na9fol9er beit:mmt.
Ml5 16jdbrtoer Singing war 8i|bslm,
ais pa9e pertleioet. nit rem @rafen BON
&aBensuenbosen na6 5pllanc gu ieiner
Mutter 9ereit. Dort etn9etrcfen, wu6te
er balo rur6 lein leutleli9es, 9utmiitbtz
oee gDclen Die @unf per Mrelisen unb
ccs @olfe6 su errinaen, 70 >ab fApn prei:
SABRE lpater rie &ailerin> rem Btttfn:
ibre6 @pbne6 nad9ebeno ibm cie 5errz
| ldaft uter 6pllano 9e9en eine jabrli9t
3abluns Ypn Sebntauleno S4ilrtbalern
abtrat.
@ilbelut at nem einfoden baosril9eu
6of erSpAen> bate Id pl1yli6 tnmitten
res Gurus uno per raffnirten 0endNe:
res md&ti9en> rei@en Nmf fsreama per<
iebt seitben; oa6 9lanste, faul@te uno
die INN Jpn berum-nun alS felb0 ltdn>
oi9er 5err n 5pllano 9laubte er nt@t
ldn0er trireri itebsu su hrauhen> er fnrste
f9 blinc!in1@ in Aue19meifun9cn Die
jun9en Npeli9en ceS 3cfsS jnbelten ib<
rem 5srrn gu. Da I1iicn qnf' einmal
Elm Stiilitano in ben BanfetteMy Sasoe11
uno @ela9en einSutreten: Der ! as an
mel9em Wtlbelm ocn 6ouano bos ,*a9r>~
9elo leiner Wu1ter 3ablsn ioQte, tpar ber;@>-
anserddt. @aren pie ju9enolt9en&r
res neunSebnjdbriaen Gi,iten AUDI mod
ni6t erlb1pft. 10 ,par es rp1 feline Safe.
WilbeIm fAwaufte; ioute sr ren ibm
nod neuen Greupen idon jebt entla9en?
iolte er ieinen pRdten ais 6iitf unb
Scbn getrcu banreln rrer-
Die GinFuieruneen Der !61ainae
ldlenen ben Nuelbla9 9e9eben III bas
ben: Milbelm iahlte pas Sabr9elp ni@t
nur nidt fpnbern er perlanste BON |ei<
ner Mutter cab ile f6rmli@ oafouf psrz
3idte.
Die &ailerin bcitono auf ibrem Ne4t>
lte Herlanate 3ab!un9 pper @ieoerabtre.
tun9 6ollanes.
Bilbelm fonnte fi9 ,u feincm ppn bei@
ben seriteben unr eS fam 3um pffenen
.&rle9e imil9en W}utter unb @pbn.
Sang 9ouanc tbeilte iid In ;mei Yar=
teien.
(lebermiitbi9 nanntsn f@ eie Mnbdn4
ser ce6Sobnes u&abeljaue", rie, >pie jene
sef!dbi9en B6lfe Der Giefe, Aucs ner~
iblinaen wireen. Die trobise Gnteee~
nun9 Der Greunre Mor9aretbes mar, pag
iie f9 nit Nneelbafen> wel9er rem 6i<
l9en zen Gpo bereitet psr9Iei9enp, BEN
9famen "6afen, beileaten.
(6ert(esuus auf Der 2. @ets)
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-06-10
Allfli>t :. pon p6lgtft>
6iitoeil&e Grsdbluno BON @. 8enefe,

t. GS mar I'M Stunt oeS Sabre8 1857.
9or Dem berSo9li9en @9lo6 int 6aag
ftanpen ei9te @ruppen BON Blrqern,
2anpleuten uno @oloateu; bic unp oa
| lab man finiter blidenpe Gpeueute NIT
rotber Wibe bur@ bic Wen9e 11reiten,
tpel@e III piiterem S@>peiaen su pem
S4lob btnauf ftarrten uno nur in 9e<
sdmpftent @eRliter ibre Meinun9 aug
taul9ten.
.5er;p9 @ilbelm BON !6oQano ,par
i9on Dor mebreren Ga9en Son Gnqlanc
surii69efebrt> tpobin er it9 be9eben, um
ii@ NIT leinem fSni9li9en Sbm 3u Yerz
i1bnen. 9fad 1einer NIdtebr bate er
f@, pbne@ldfdt ouf bic Jpn bemilfpm<
menben Gcelleute unoSlr9er 3u nebmen>
in feline @emd@er suriid9e3o9en unp
NQe, bic ft6 tbm iu naben yerluhten,
abweileno, ii@ etnem pumpfen Briiten
binge9eben.
Die Nodri6t yp11 cem plDblt9cnTiefz
finn oe6 5ero98 batte iid 19neQ perbrstz
tet uno ne 9roben uno rie feinen
Yplitifer in cem romols Ypn Yarteien
;errihcnen 5pllanp fn9en al,> ibre Com
binatipncn iber ben Mu89an9 bie1er umz
tpanclun9 in rem Gbara{ter re6 .6ersosS
III MAIDEN.
,Gnrlid ldien es rem treuen Mnb1n<
germ Milbelms, ieinen u&abeliauen" qez
lun9en su iein, ibren5errn auf,urlttein;
teute >ppllte er lie wieper empfanaen unp
f9 oem 8plf ;eigen: raber bic erwar<
tunaspoQe W(enae Dor pem S6loe.
Der rpilo aud wilen, poS Jpn rridt",
allterte % lbelm, rer SeifenIerer, Dem
laneen @inrmiiuer Su. Il: I
r@tQit Du idwei9en !" 9ob berWnoez
reSete 3uruf. uSieblt Du ni9t ppr une
peS Nrfela Qeute 2" i. ~".1'1|
uMrfel bin, Mrtel Der! Sc mtro 1d
audi einmal auSarfeln! MutterF rFu9-"
Dee Binrmuller6 lan9e Singer le9ten
I'D auf BEN Muno ces @eifenfeperS>
lethe @orte eriti6enp. i -" l"'
Sn pielen, MusenblMe &rurte 7etne 8e<
w@un9 unter ben an oem Tenfer pe6
@blpleS fdtbaren Greueuten bemerf>
bal " un>piQfiirlt@ trdnste paS @olf
ndper 9e9en raS @6lob bin; pISbli9
mib ee beRiir;t surld ; su pen Gboren
BED S4lp0es beraus, Die en9en Treppen
beu ulntcr rrdnsten f6 erau bemiB!e &itz
ter |uno 5Ifinse. Mlit blei6en, entlebz
ten Mienen .ftiir;ten fie fi@ ,unter bic
Mn9e, >rel6e ibnen iaeu Ylab .ma&te !;
T tie fiefen na@ ibren pferpen, ibren DIE
1,ern. -. -. 49,. ..' ..," ]:'"|, 81" II j.
9en llm(tebenben nuroe tlar, eS mufte
etw Es Nueerorrentli1eS i'm SdlcGe oez
i&e|en iein. Die Gcelleute nit Ten ro<
tber rMilben idloilen f9 aneinanrer, unp
itbIbnii@erMiene fG aut ibre5dmerz
ter laBenr, bilpeten iie 3u ben sbla7sn>
Aieknren 6tain9e,,, Su ben, erl9rofen
CUR tdlpei6encen unrubi9en @plf INN Ge
ber finen leltian,en Gpntrait. II " 4
uBinrmlllerden", ia9te rer @eifens
feer gu ieinem Na9bar, ,pa 1T nas
paii iht! babe i6 Dir's ni6t aelaet? Ger
&tlh 9ebt 10 lanSe 3u MaHer, big Ct
bridt Der Arfel pa-febf Du-ra
tcmt1t San, rer &ottmei,terg rer Ranprtz
i4epteiter! San! be! Rpttmeiitsr, 1pas
9ebtbrin Dor z" Iele1 .ssssl5. II
Melt Mcrte nurten an eintn Sclcaz
ten aeri6tet, Der. bic erSete Mufreaun9 in
ben Setrdunten 3dsen 3eisenD, aus cem
i9@lpb fam uno fitt ieinen Des burd
bic Qmberfebsnpen babnte. 9lle Ct f@l
an8stufen b5rte, .panpte Ct hen &opf
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-06-10
@rpBtr
9(u6u|.elrfQu
5. yt@ 5seu 4 =
Gue1' &, : 1loaortn
tdr breibi9 Sage.

Do wir beabf@ttsen unkr @el&dff
balo aufsu9eben, 70 perfaufen tpir unftrn
san;en @orratb BON GQen>@aaren IA
iebr rerucirten Yreilen BON 20 bis 80
Gents am Ebaler. q.
!. Das beibt mir perfaufen r1an9e @aa>
rem fir 20 Gents bic mir ftdber fir eintn
Tbaler pertauften unb aneere @aaren
bis 3u 80 Gents bic iptr frlber fir einen
3baler perfauften. ..5
4biee Nreife nur eeeen Baar.
gs 1T ni3t nStbie bier 4Qes im Gin,elnen an5-
3u3dblen ba unier 9prratb hem Ynblifum bin>
ldnsli9 befa,,nt IT, %... ...'....5z Is.
Gem publ fun, pom ct. Yaul tt bier tine I'LL
tene @eleeenbeit setcten ii9 nit Daaren u str-
fe6en bic ibnen anbers apei cter brei DIAL 70 oiei
fefen niiresn. Cine ipl9e @tlssenbeit ~ir> 6d
pieQsi4t mic wieter bitten. s. eEss
i Gatbfart u. So.
~ G. g. @frendfnn heufffksr GIerf
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-09-26

indeed with unfegned regret we have to re-
cord the death of n Nun of the Order of the
Good Shepherd, Clare-street Convent. The
deceased lady was named in religion Sister
Mary Aloysius, and was the beloved daughter
of William Kelly, Esq, Baltingass, County
Wicklow. No more beautiful tribute could be
offered to her memory than the simple state
ment that she was O Sister of the noble and
truly respected Community amongst whom she
spent the last five years of her always religions
life and one more truly sclf-sacrificing in tho
performance of her devotional and mereifal
mission could not be found. Always amongst
the most jealous and amiable, she devoted her
self to the great mission to the last moment
that the fatal illness which attacked her would
permit.-Lime1ickA dnocate.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-09-26
A MEXICAN To&TINE LIFE AND SAVINGS
INSURANCE COMPANY,
14o Broadway, corner of Liberty street, N. Y.

DIIlECToRs:
VIM II. Ludlow, President fi9 Broadway.
Robt NJ Stisitton, Vice President lI9 broadway.
Samuel Willets, of Wilets & CO., 3oa Pearl street.
Clarence S Brown, Brown Bros Co, WSl street
jonathan Thorue, of Thorne Watson & Co, Is Ferry
John n Whiting Attorney and Counsellor 70 Wall St
j. o. seymour of Seymour * Co ADD IL Nassau
VIM. Bleedgood, % West Twentyfoar street.
j p Grand Foster of Foster Thompson, 69 Wall st.
j: Wilson Stlatton, Treasurer OF the Novelty Works,
Ill Broadway.
Joseph NJ Cooper, of Cooper Fellows & Co, IL Maiden
r. Knox Kennedy Vice President of the EanL of Com
AIinot 9. Morgan. banker, 81 Wall street.
Caswell, John Caswell Co., 81 Front street
Edward Haight, President National Bank of tho Com
monwcaith corner Nassau and Pine sire cts.
VIM. NJ. Tweed 257 Broadway. -
Chas shepard 2l3 Water street
Philip w. Eugs, of p W Eugs s. Sons 49, Front St
Jas. NJ Brown, of Brown B os $ Co. 50 wan street
Elijah T Brown, of Elijah t. Brown q Co.. Al Spruce
Abrgm S Hewitt of Cooper, Hewitt & Co, II Burling
slip.
IMPORTANT NEW FEATURES IN DIVIDENDS
AND NODES OF INSURANCE.
+ All kinds of Men forfeitng Life and Endowment Pol
cies issued also Temporary Insurance and Deferred
Annuity Joint Life and Loan Redemption Policies and
AuuuiIjca.
Policies incontestibc.
liberal modes of payment of premiums.
- Low yet safe rates of Insurance
Liberty to travel. .--ss---~
Thirty days grace renewals
Prompt payment of losses.
Economy in expenses
Loans policies.
Annual dividends on contribution plan.
No extra charge for policy stamps, or medical exam
nation.
No extra charge for army and navy officers:
extra charge captains and officers of 1rstclass
steamships and sailing vessels
No extra charge for railroad conductors:
LEAKE. SEYMOUR co.
Is Camp street,
aul SIN Agents tor Louisiana and Texas
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-09-26

M ~ aSa 9 ciats2l n,liisIh4alg 2tl astts gIH Id4h
t'eis q s. II sif is.l Z ,as3Gl 1uG
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-09-26

Il is well-known fact that no animal is
more difficult to kill than n shark. One of
them was lately captured by the crew of q
French vessel, brought on deck, and made fast
by the head and tail. 1t was then ripped up
from the lower jawbone to the tail with sharp
knives, and its lungs, heart, liver and entrails
taken out. This done, it was cast into the sea
again, and swan away so rapidly that in few
seconds it was lost sight of.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-09-26
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
clone MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE. CoMPNY,
or New York
CASH ASSETS, OVER 100000.


Reasons for fnsuring in tho Companyi
In addition to the usual securities offered by other
companies the Policies of tho GLOBE, should the in
sured desire registered and certified by the Sn
perintendent of the Insurance Departments" of tho
State of New York. They thus endorsed by the
State aud made equal to National Bank note, or Uni
ted States bond
Policies nonorfeiting, the President of the Com
pany being the author the FORGETTING system. Its
policies the most liberal issued by any company in
the United States. Death by SUICIDE, WAR, or
DWELLING, do not vate the policy as is the case in
many other companies. In the first Policies are paid
without reduction in the other two full amount
of premiums returned.
No restrictions to residence, travelling at any
and all seasons of tho year.
Since the organization of this company in june 1864
over l6, 600 Policies have been issued.
Parties wishing invest in Life Insurance viii find it
to interest to investigate the merits of this Com
pany. 49,
j. G. SMILEY, Local Agent.
Medical Examiners-DE Beard DTs. PIN & Scott, DR.;
CTawcour, DIR. Schmittle aus 2m
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-09-26
WonNTHo srAR AND CATHOLIC rEssESGER.
sermon If Father Heoker.

INV ORLEANS, SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 20 zoe lsoe.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-09-26
WESTERN PRoDUcE. LIQUORS, ETC
FLoUR.

We have on hand at ali times and to arrive the fol-
lowing brands Of FLOUR, which we offer TO the trade
very low prices Our stock is largo and well assor
Cd all which from st Louis and Southern illinois,
and the brands are fayornhly known TO tho trade;
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-09-26


and rTr many p
@ adGI
I'm" translation ''SH wei i j" A j
CnaxxA Augua5
rams
=
l incur
IL
CN1xx Anguish 1861
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-09-26
New oRLEANs GAs WORKS. october Ie; Ice

fully concur in the above, and recommend Messrs
PaGe & Co desiring In theiF F+erfe
Gas Light Company have had extensive dealings with
this firm and have always fonrd them prowp and reia
bic. In22 Iyl N. .. j. TISDhI.tE Genl Snp,t.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-09-26

L LUMBER MERCHANT,
And proprietor OF the Crescent Planning Mills,
Of Benton and Euphrosne streets Bills Sawed
order New Basin, Shell Road Sde New Orleans.
large supply OF Dressed Flooring Cciug, Shelving,
and Weather Boarding: also, Rough yellow Pine and
Cypress Lumber Latiis Shingles Orders left Box
A. Merchants Exchange. Particular attention paid to
shipments. iI2S ly
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-09-26

WILLIAM DE LACY, AUCTIoNEER AND
w Real Estate Agent
No. 81 Commercial Place,
cEs leaHe inInrII Lis IIieaIa -7r
er that lie has obtained commission and is prepared
to make sales at Public Auction of Real Estate city
suburhan) Stocks Vessels CargOes Cotton, Furniture
Dry Goods, Groceries Produce ard Merchandise q
every description on ieveo, in store, in Warehouse
shipboard or in bond PortwnrdcnS underwriters and
ccssion gales attended to with dispatch. Particular
attention paid to purchasing and leasing city and
try property. collection of rents and payment
WI give personal and pFeInpt attention business
entrusted to hm, ana respectfully solicits share of
public patronage. sole 3m
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-09-26

Ar THE CONSIDERATION OF THE IMMAooi'AiA
CONCEPTION, PORTLAND, MAINE, SEPT ..
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-03-18
What NeXtP

Judge Beck, OF the Supreme Court,
has discharged the Board of Super
vlsors of Lee County, from arrest,
and the conflict between the State
and Federal Courts wakes hot, as
will be seen by the following extract
from an editorial in the Keokuk Con-
stitution Of the 7th inst:
We have not yet seen the opin-
ion delivered by Judge Beck, conse-
quently we can form no opinion with
regard to its merits, nor Of the points
on which he based the discharge OF
the members of the Board of Super
visors; but shall publish it IN full Tor
our readers, as soon as we can pro-
cure copy of it. The end of this
case is not yet, by any means, for it
is pretty certain that Judge Drum
mond will not accept the Marshal's
return to the writ as sufficient, but
again order him to arrest the defend.
ants. That, we don't believe he can
do, by any posse he can raise in Lee
county, nor in the State Of Iowa, who
will aid him in forcibly resisting the
highest judicial authority in the State
at the command Of Judge Drum
mond. The issue in this case is al
ready made up between the authori-
ty OF the Federal and State judiciary,
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-03-18

After publishing our call for a
Railroad Convention here, on the
18th inst, the Muscatine Journal
says:
We trust that Immediate steps
will be taken to secure full repre-
sentation of our citizens in this con-
vention. The importance of the en-
terprise is obvious. 1t needs no ar.
gument. We are informed, in a let
ter from Mr.. Clarke, that Mr.. Cook,
of Davenport, will furnish passes to
delegates to and from Des Moines,
and that the Valley road may possi-
bly, pass delegates also over its line.
1t is desired that steps be taken at
once to ascertain who will 90 as del
egates. We suggest, therefore. that
meeting be held at the Mayors Of
fee on Friday evening next, to con-
slider our interests in this matter and
to appoint delegates to the conven-
ton
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Cuba.

A great many suggestions are be
ing made by statesmen, and by the
leading papers of tho country, just
now, in regard to what should be the
policy of our government toward the
Island of Cuba. The revolutionists
Of the Island are battling manfully
for their independence, and not with
out hope of success, and it is thought
by many that the United States sho'd
not only recognize, bit assist
them in throwing OF the Spanish
yoke, and annex Cuba to the U.
s. The Southern press are almost
unanimous in thoir desire to "gobble
up" this province Of Spain, even at
tho cost Of war with that power to
accomplish it. While we heartily
sympathise with the Cubans, in their
heroic efforts to achieve their liber.
ties, and believe our government
should recognize them as belliger-
ents, and that our people should ex-
tend to them moral support and SYM
pathy, we are opposed to using force
to gain possession Of the island
Spain would not tamely submit to
the "gobbling up" of the Queen of
the Antilles, by our government, be-
cause the value Of this colony is so
plainly apparent to every spaniard in
the present dilapidated condition of
their home finances, that war to re-
tain control of it would be immense.
ly popular. The principal part of
the revenue Of Spain comes from
Cuba, and when you touch it, you
most nearly touch their pockets
We think our government, with its
present debt to be paid by the taxa
ton of cur people, can well afford to
swatch and wait" until this pear is
ripe enough to fall into our hands
without the use of force, which time
we hope is not far distant.
Spain has just underwent revolu-
ton to secure greater freedom, and
if revolutions are good for Spain we
can see no reason why it would not
be good for her colony, and we think
craftsmanship, courage and persis-
tency on the part of the gallant Gu
bans will yet secure to them what
they most desire-their indepen-
dence.
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and one or the other will have to
back down. There is no use in at
tempting to avoid the issues by our
State Judges now, in attempting to
postpone it. If Judge Drummond
attempts to enforce his assumed su-
perior authority, which we presume
he will do, by directing the Marshal
to re-arrest the Supervisors, Judge
Beck ought to mect the issues fairly
and squarely, by ordering the sheriff
of Lee county TO arrest him and COM
NIT him to Jail, and thus bring the
matter to speedy termination,
which will be the best course for all
parties concerned.