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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-12-03

stevens thought about Mshlcrs Herb Bitefs. < a.
Mr. William Lambert, First Assstant Ehsinoer L. g.
NJ wTftes DIR p Hartman Il Co. Lancaster Pa, the
following; AT the capture OF New Orleans. WAS
wounded IN my right leg by shelk The wQand healed
np, but bad sore broke out near my anisle Several
doctors tTlad 10 benefit me, bnt succeeded. TWAS
then that the Hon Thaddpas Stevens Member Of Con-
gress me- aud hearing the nature Of my trouble
told me about Mishers Herb litters saying. IL y the
most wonderful combination OF medicinal herbs ever
saw. nee mYsef and know that Il will YOU N
very short period Try IT, my friend. try ~ VIII
hayeit cent 20 yoa" fhe result iuy 1netihed INC g
opin ~ Me- stevens Regarding Ble fpr lis use
was followed by perfect chfeN Sold Ny druggists gen
ed,,ty P.,t ,,ie d,,liqf nof hstils'. iia0'
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-12-03
THE CONSTITUTION

once affected with Organic Weakness requires the aid
Of Medicine to strengthen and nyigorac the system.
which Iembolds Extract Buchu invariably does II no
treatment is submitted to- Consumption or Insanity
ensues.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-12-03
IMPROVED ROSE WASH,

will radically extcrmnstc sm the system diseases ars
ing from habits of dissipation, at little expens little
no change IN diet, Inconvenience exposure;
pletefy supersedng those unpleasant and dangerous
enedies, copaiya and Mercury, In all these diseases.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-12-03

Ny soul IL sick, with every days report
Of wrong and onifags With which earth 10 oiled.
i there no hrsh In manlB Obdafatc heavt'
Does Il not feel lor manf he natural bOnd fl
Of brotherhood IL severed ne the hax
Thai falls assundeF ~ the touch Of hre' u
80 mountains intgpaseaI
h.kr enemies of nations, who Ind else IN H
Ike Mildred dfOpr, been mingled inio opes
th1s deyOtes Me brother, aud dostr0ys.' Z" U
But l am wandering from my subject. ]
Aad been speakIng Of our own thankfulness
thst God il projecting our nation that the
desloyiDg flood does not come nigh US. And
IN thu connection there Is suggested another
zeasep nor sIsankfulness. that we have not in
our couniry those irriiaiipg causes which ren.
dsrs Europe iIlss sIumbsdpg volcano, which
Dlsy at any liIse hurst E,ria iD desolaiion.---
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-12-03

AGENTS WANTED (S225 month";
hy the AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE GO. BoS-
TON, MASS. or st. LOUIS, MO. iwg2
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-12-03

Nk0 a WEEK paid agents, male or le-
POV made, ina new naa etaring bIsines at home
no capital required. Address NOvELTY Co, sAuI, Me.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-11-26

Gebeusbiloer pou oct nerb(fe.
(Gprtiebung.)

@eaeu @benp pcs foleencen Ta9es
lanpeten {ie; Nummel nerlieb fosleid
bic @lup unb befabl ieinen 2euten> auf
peerte M9t 81 eebeu. Diele aber batz
ten es f9on LANCE NIT &opfi9atteln
anseieben> tab Der Stranopoist etnet1
Menlden eeaer, ieinenW tQen entfibrte.
Das mar ei9enlt@ Menidenraub, no.
rauf Der SOB ftanb. @enn Tbate
2rcbn flaebar rpurce> 70 fonnten fe
let@t ielbf Der i@weriten Strafe unter>
tpprfen tperoen.
Oils peerfe ite nun UNI @pttesptuer
bat, Ge los3ula6en unc ibnen brpbte> fie
teim &atb an3utta9en, &penn fe l1e
nod ldneer fejtbielten, la l6fen fe tbre
8ance lnp baten f1e tur, in 5elgolanp
ibre l1n1bulp ;u pertbeict9en uro BEN
Nummel bic ftatt9efunrene @emalt
ALIEN CUR 2af 3u lesen.
DaS perlpra@ peerfe germ, aber fe
rpuete tppbl> baB Der Natb bic @a9e
mSeli9f nertulaen treroe, mel! Elm
Matbman11 babel betbetli9t uno uberz
teupt Elm sutss @e1ddft gu MAIDEN
tuar. Sie mubte jebt oarauf tenfen,
wie 1ie mad 6eleplanD 3uridfam. SIM
TaQe Der auBerten Nptb bdtte fe iid
auf ibre eieenen &rafte yerla6en unb
f@ NIT eineu fleinen 8cote auf's
Meer eetpaet, aber oa,n war es iebr
fra8lid, pb fte yor Numrael uno ben
berbei9ebplten Ditmarien auf Der Snlsl
anfam uno nod rteGlu@t tbre6S @1Bz
lin9s anprpnen fonnte. 9e0er mar
eS auf jepen Gau f1e lu&te e{nen S@ifz
fer, per fi6 fir @elo bereit fnren lfsb
ie be}m;ufubren. sic lief pebbalb ant
Gt!anoe pprbet uno fprfdte mad elmer
iol9en @eleeenbeit. Die 9eute aber
batter nit 9el9olanb weni9 @erfebr
unb fir9teten BE portisen @emd6er
peeer here eerduberet> bic nod in MQer
Munre lebte. @te fonnte BON Slid
1a8en, baB f1e ialteeli& nod Ginen
fanb> ber i1e 9e9e1 8erbeibun9 elner
9roben 0elpiumms binlterfu9rte.
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le9te nod son benz ieinisen baSu, ba<

le9te tlo9 cprt DEM 1et1t9en pa3u, pd>
NIT fe ia redt befriebiat btn&pees5sen.
Stun uouen pir Zen Mt(9teotruni
nebmen, ipra9 er, uno lief Elm Gdb9en
@etn auf taS Ded brinser, I'M nell
Dies f1e ft@ ale lagerten unp tn6rbli@s
felt Dem foittaren Granfe ;uipra@en.
9ans mubte fte bitten, tbren @elablen
einen 3usel an3ule9e1, pa de ionif aui
Dem Meere 9eb1rt rerpe1 f5nnten.
Die Na6t tpar 1hon stemli& por>
aeriidt al6 6an6 auf bic Nbfabrt
ordn9te. @ebmatbie, ME bic &tnrer
umtaneen fie ben &apitatn, braften
ibm bic 9anp urb fonnten nod INNER
bas leBte Bort ntdt inoen. Ma9e
bas Boot los, laote Der &apttain gu
Nan. DaS par balo 9el1eDen uno
nun brdnste Der &apitain ft@ binetn.
2eile be9aben ie 1id an 8orp, leiie
fubren fe aus per 8u9t III bic efene
See pbne Don Semanten bemerft ;u
perben. Do6 Wetter par fdSn uno
eS war ppraus,uleben, taB 1e5ambur9
oper8 Bremen unsefdbrret errei9en Mir
Zen. Die meiten MOLTEN nad 9amz
burg, neil fe elaubten, bab le 1td
unter Der Men9s Ter Ginwpbner port
am eriten perliersn uno allo UNI 70 me-
niger bic Nufmerfiamfett ter 8eb6reen
auf 1i@ ;ieben piirren.
Sans Dpmereninf unp tie 3urufz
9ebliebenen be9aben 1td auf tas Sberz
LAMB unb 1bautsn penS hetpenten nod
LANCE na9.
[Jprtjetun9 folat.]
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@euntes &apitel.
Die &or3ei@en metreu tt@.

@abreno peerfe bic unfreiwiui9e
Gabrt ma9te> 1par Sans Ypmereninf
auf ter Geufl6bri9s bort bate ct
ALE feline 2eute perlammelt. sic iaben
rings um i'm berum auf Dem Ded uno
lau19ten ietnen @orten. &ameraoen
ipra@ ct, i4 bate se9laubt, mir Mir
ben unter metnem neuen Name1 auf
ber Snlel un9efSrt leben t1nnen. G6
bate au@ LANCE ben Nn19ein; aber
felt bic 8eppbner cur@ un6 reid &C.
>pproen flnb, baten fte Die Tu9eno Der
Danfbarfeit ner9eien. Wdbrenp mir
fr0ber uberau serne 9e1eben maren UNI
ielbf bic &atbleute uns in tbre @elellz
i9aft 3o9en1 flebt man uns jebt nit
bSien Bliden an u1o bic MeiFen
ideuen it9 ni6t S9mdbrepen seAen
uns ausSuftoben. 8ie lanse miro
eS nod oauern, 70 then fte ben l1wdrz
soften Gerratb at uns uno liefern uuS
an Die Ditmari EN- aus. @enu bic
Ueinpleli9feiten beginner, bann bleiben
un6 nur swet Wese: entwsper n,iillen
mir unS Den Geinpen iberseben pper
mir muden Die Geufelsbriee oonNeuem
betet9en uno abermal6 bic Weere BE-
u%nrubi9en. @as mid betrift II babe
i4 CUR Gortiebuns bieieS Nduberlebens
feline 2ut uno fir eu@ liest tetn@runb
Dor eS fprt;uieben: renn ibr 1eio per>
mS9ence 2eute 9eporpen uno fSnnt in
eurer 9eimatb rubt9 uno unansefo9ten
leben. @er e5 NIT ii9 ielber wcbl
meint> ber mub MIDI jebt perla0en unp
fir ieine Si9erbett fpreen.
uno bid iuuten mir ALIEN la1en?
fraste Stan ertaunt; pas pdre l9le9t
Don uns. Stein. no bu bii, ba wpuen
AUDI MIR fem. Mit Dir leben UNI ferz
ben, 1T metn 0%runclaB, Don rem iA
ntdt laIe.
SD bohe es 1ino nidt Yiele Don
heinen &ameraoen 70 tbbri9t lpra1
Sans. Tretet ale ndber I'm, mid,
welde bic Sniel ~oerlafen weuen.
Miemanb fam, ale MOLTEN ME Nan
BET tbm bleiten ; al8 er tbnsn aber in
berecten 8orten bic Notbwenoi9feit Der
SrennunS pprfeQte unb tbnen flar
ma9te> baB aud feline eieene St4erz
belt bon btelerIrennun9 beoin9t let ia
melpete f@ bic 5alfte Der Mannlaaft,
Sans mar tamit 1ppbl 3ufriscen.
Sbr 0elp mar nod in 1einem @ewabrz
fam jeyt aablte er es ignsn aus u,p
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-11-26

Salompr, @perrte bic Mueen nt@t
peni8 auf. u@a-was!" rief ct aus
-uas Sbr mid babt f9dntli& firm
Barren sebalten, mid betrp9et, mid"
~5alt 8erl !" ipra@ rer 5rapperz
bauer, ~far'n Narrea e'balten, bas 1T
iebr tpabr, uno 1T aud nirsenbs 1er>
boten-betrp9en ? ca6 ld8ft pu! Der
Srappenbauer BAT nod fetnen
Meniden betrpgen. Was taS S@ul>
bentpelen meines To6termannes te-
trift, 70 baden MIR nit benz 1amnter
ab9erednet +; nit Dir molten MIR AUDI
abrednen> i1 uno mein To9termant
-waS gu pents berauSfommt oas
muet bu pfr eber DON eemO amnaer bers
aus5ablen laien -"
~Nu wait, as eaS 1T en- eun'p ia'n
felt LANCER Belt -"
uSp, uno but bait bid nit tbn1 einz
sela1en ? limo su tpeldem 3weG? UNI
meinen Ec1termann iu preQen! &erL
t6 1ae' bir> ma9' mir endpise &tre@z
nuns> pper eS fibrt nod gu b6len
6dulern! Sp, jest f5nnt 9br 9eben,
SIR 8eioe-auf pem Grappenbof bin
i'd gu ftnren."
Die Suren yerlieben bus StIb9en
unp cas Wirtb5baus. uNu watb, au
paib Fiferte Salomun ulab uus &C.
11minp laufen na1 Dem 5arjbpf-
mir sebt mas spr, caS 9iebt cine bbie
0eIbidte-cer Dammsr, a9> Der
Oammer!"
Gem Supcn war freili@ mas sprz
ee0araen =; auf bem 6arsbpf erfubren
bic Beicsn> mas Sans ielblt nod nt9t
9emuet-cob 5err Damner bereits
felt 9etern Nbenp fort uno ieitoem ni9t
;uridsefebrt war: au waib! Wie
an9e1dpliene Gber f~tir3ten fie wtecer
fort, benz Gdetden 5u> I'm beim0 ertbt
Die Nn3stse gu MAIDEN BON Der Tlu@t
peS 0ut5beltyerS-an etwaS NncereS
mar pa niAt gu benfen. Nuf rem
Nidme9e b%e9e9neten 1te Dem Erappenz
batter unp 6anlen. uMu waih> au
moib->a1 Nmerifa" Elm onceres
8ort bradte Salpmon ni6t teraus.
Grit bel tbrer Nnfunft auf Dem 5ay3bpf
erfubren 5anS unb Der Bauer Den 3uz
l%ammenbana; gu 3peifeln rar ni6t
mebr, Ser Damu1er bate baS Weite
eelu9t unp Jrau uno Sinner tmGleno
fBen lai1srs
u9brt 2eute," ipfa9 ernit Ter alte
&ns9t uoab es folden Nus9ana nebz
men perce. pas bdtte i'd Dor piersebn
Tagen ni@t seslaubt mir woQen'6
AUDI MAIDEN wte Der Dammer> aber auf
unlere Nrt-oer iudt ietn Sell wabr>
19einliG tn Mmerita briben> mir wplz
LENS no anterS iuden; nd9ten Dpnz
nerFag 1T Marid 0eturt> laet un6
waufabrten 9eben CUR beili9en Mutter<
sottss auf eem 6pben6er9-NQe nit
einanoer; labt uns ibr ranfen uno fe
bitten UNI tbren btmmlilden S9uy !"
So 9el9ab'5 ben au@, uno alS am
8. September III Der Grube pas u@ez
srubt ieiit pu Waria" pur9 bic bunfeln
Tannen crang, ra mar'S, als pb Gin
fainter Moreenwiro ZEN Segen @pt<
tes lber @alo uno Glur beretnwebte !
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mGar3k6nt9
Gin Gebensbilo.
IL 1luB 81

Nm anoern Sag maGte fit Sans
auf ben We9 nod bem G%rappenbpf,
"8i6 icy 3uridfomme," la9te er III rem
8auert, umubt SIR nit Gem Wino<
beutel ia briben i'm Geinen 1ein-unc
rt9tet 1tur auf bic Nabt elm 8st! ; mir
pdu9t, i'd fomm' ni1t allen"
&iGtts fam Suns ntdt aQstn surif>
AUDI nt9t gu Gub1 ipnoern auf tes
Trappentauern Nd9ele, unp ,1eten
ibm faB ter Bauer, Der gar fsterliG
ernlt urp bod better um itd bltdte.
So piel Site bate &peeer Safob nod
Marearetbe erwartet ; Elm ftumu'er
ater ber3li6er 5dnceorud biente als
@iQfpmm', u1,o al6 bic bier petionen
in Der bintern Stube iaSen, ta b6rte
man fein Wort neS gprpurf s.
v@ie Rebt'a, Safob?" fraste rer
alte Mann, lifts nod gu maGen e
~3u MAIDEN mdr's nu@> S@wie3er>
yater, urb ,ren11 mir unier 9err9utt
2eben unb @eiunobeit i9enft bof' i'd
NIT 1einer 9ulfe in flint bis feds Sabz
rer berau6serinen gu lein
vNuu, ba6 1T brap, baB bu 70 rebef>
jebt wplen mir bic @ab' abma9en!"
NdtTa9e berna6 lief Der 9ar3bans
cem 2duble nad @olfbetm binlbsr
1a9en, ct babe jest einen Gntl9lub 9ez
fa6t uno oey9dutle mEdte AM ndGiten
Mont1g III ben srinen 8aum fotn,men.
Salompn rieb fid tergnlgt bic 9dnce>
al6 er pieie SptIdaft erDielt, unb rebz
nete idpn na6> mie lanse ct ben Sans
nod trauden trerce, UNI pan1 gan, in
Beiib zines wieoerber9eltslten rrahtiz
gen Nn1peIens SIT 9elan9e1. Gr fanp
iid' CUR %tefimmten 3eit eth : uMG, as
e6 1T fd5n, tab Sd: icio eefommen su
einem ri9ti9en Gertanp-a5 Sbr
werret fem Elm prd9ti9er 5arsbauer
unp t9 perb' lein ELM eb,l!9sr SUB,
wie SIR mod feinen bait eelSben I'M
9an3en beatlden &ei9. SIS MIR MOLE
Die SaA' tefp.ede> Der @rlnbauuz
pirtb miro un5 9eben fem bintera
Stub9e; as t9 bab' i9pn mitsebra1t
AT 3eu9en, ben Moles 2duble> Ell
@'idwilterftno ;u nit, Elm &tnp nil
Elm Qamn1, Gin braYer Wenn-"
sd baV auN en3sussn mittra1t,"
entsenete 5ans idalfbaft.
vN@ ba5 Is i1In-0rinbaumpi rtt
i9 Bah ipa6 ;u reren mit'n 9errn 6ane
pom 5arsbof-a5 mir ppue seben in5
bintsre @tat6e 100 wir ieino unsez
tirt."
oils bic bsteen 6ebrder nit Sane
eintra!sa, n fauntsn ie ni9t pentg, bis'
ben Grappentauern gu treffen incef
erleten fie nit perlesener 6SFidfeit.
uNu, Salpmpn," besann Sans, i'd
FAB mid jebt beionnen, unb swar 70:
SD bin metner 9ebtag ein She'd
9'meien, ein 8auerfne9t uub ta5 nil
i'd bleiben-i6 mag ,peper Elm Baue'
nod ein Sucentne6t perosn, mstr
Bauer fol- alio niecer !5arstaue'
tperoem unb i'd wiu 1ein &n,dt 1etn-
fdr's llebrise it meines Bauerr
S9wie9erpater ra-ip, unp iett wi,
Der 9anoel au5-8sinfauf brau9ta
feinen."
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s. @rpBe
@t&iS W&r1pnSuma.

--
Die ct. Marlus< @emetnbe In Sbafcpee. eeutt g.,
Mtnn., bat in ueberetnfimmune NIT tbren1 S~eeliprser be.
i4lpnen. cine erpbep reiss flung III Seranftalten, tueide am
20. Deg. bes S.. I'M Gpurtbaus poer an einent anbern &c.
stsnetenplase tnsbafrpee ~vpQsosen sperben fea, unb eeren
Grtrae CUR Deduns Der auf benz Bau Der Stride ~baftenben
If.
gu bteien, 3wede tomraeu u. ". 3ur gerluofuns:
Gin preis: 300 Dol. TT @reenbads,
1 Got inS@atopee ODER $1oo8aar.
3wei Yreiie: Q 2ots in Statopee Gitn Minn.
Bureaus, Sif&e 5piesel parlor Sefeu,
F.. Sbee<Seroiee, @ttefeln, Cob unb @ilber-
Maaren, etc.
StdetS 3u $l.OO
itnt 3u baben be1rn eeeretdr 80. Maser In Gpafppee.
Nsenten aut' @ertaufe folder rerben sefu&t. 23-14ns
S. g. 3untsrt II r.,
vrdfbeut.
M. Maper,
Sefret6r.
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OvSptpfa.

SBarncr's 9pspepiIa Eonfc 1T Elm grdparat san3
unb b%atttueuer gerfcpfuns leieen. Diefes 1T Elm a,nte,
melAs ben masea ftinulirt unb euten Npsetit eiebt. Gs
fartt ZEN Wfaeen unb trinet bic ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tn
loren ~eefunben 3ufanb aurid. sdrade. nerSDfe unb
otsr eptifde perfunen fuuten aBarners Sppepttc So
mic eetrauden. gu ~pertaufen bet alien Drreuifen.
Yrets etn Dollar.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-11-26

b
@tQtuSBrptb. II. Dunbar.
@tYauL Mtnnefpta.
gB,r atern.bnen bic Befursune eaer ium eaatfa&e &C..
4sriesa @ef4afs, une ,par e'r,assweft:
1. Mnnabme BON Deppften.
@elter, nelde BET uns ~teppntrt rperben. aeten i~eber3et
sene ~sortertes 8~anbtsune, jur gerftteune per Dtpennsntsn!
5ur out cine beftmmte 3et bet uns ukoereelees Velbes
Sereatsn ptr 6 pgt. Sntereaen.
2. @e91el.
@slt. stsss aae ftssass manssa saufsn ans s~es'aafsn
3. Mnfauf unb @erfauf BON @ed5eln.
Bon suten Banauters< Srmen a~ussehtate gDe&jl tSanea
bei uns fes gum %eurranten guurie IN Sell uneeuanbelt
Gbteaes, Miiwautee i. H., iopie auf bte Seuptbanssls.
slase Deutf4lanbs, G~raufret&s nnb ber Gdweia' nb,traf.
Rren wtr u. Y. auf tulseube g1dse Gurupas:
MusSbure> Granffurt a. 81.
Baid, Berlin,
Bremen, @a7L
@pblenI @Sln,
2etp3t9, Mannbeim,
Mln@en, NiirnberG
Strabburg, Stuttgart,
Trter. @ien
9ambur9, 2pnpon, ..
4. Gtin3iebun9 BON @elpern.'
@tr belorsen bas GpIeetiren BON Moten unb
| S9ulbf9einen aQer Mrt, Grbl1afteu u. {. u. tn
alien Gbeilen Gurppa's unb Der Ser. Staaten.
Da3u erforbe:lt9e papiere, als 8pllma9ten,
ger3i9tlei1ungs <l1rtunben, Ipbeni deine &c. fer
tigen ptr ielbf, unite: @arantiruae ber &e9t-
g~iltiefett an unb beiprsen bic euniularii9e ST.
8laubienns berfelben.
Den 0~esenwertb a1er IN europa
pur@ u11s cpQectirten pber bel unlerr1
bprttsen GORE ippnbenten fir uni ere
&e9nun9 etn9ebenpen @elper 3ablen
tptr bier tn @plp an5.
5. Gerfauf BON pa1a9e<Sd etnen
sur u~eberfabrt BON Bremen, 9amturs unb liverpool RAD
ytep< gprt per Seeefdtff pbsr 0ampfkppt, fcuie Gatrbtaets
| sur gfetie BON getus gprt bs Gt. paul ~ ben ~niebriefeu
pretisn.
s. B3ablun9 BON Tarer
In issern abeils ss etaates. an,auf unb gertauf bon
@runbsisenttum sesen Gummtfiun ,e. m.
Z. @ereini9te Gtaaten Bombs
ieSer Dirt, ais 5-20er, 1O-4Oer uaa 7-30er taafen uns YER
iauren MIR gum aases<@purft.
@br1ber @iniuS s Gunbar,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-11-26

The attitude of Russia. which looked 90
threatening week ago, has assumed some
what mider aspect. 1t is now understood
that Russia will not object to submit the mat
ter of the naturalization of the Black Sea to a
European congress, and it is hoped she will
be willing to wait until after the unpleasant
ness" between Prussia and France is settled
for the congress to assemble.
The war news from France is rather inter
esting The army OF the Loire, under Pala-
dimes, has assumed massive proportions iron,
100000 to 100000 men-and is vancouver.
ing in such way as to alarm the Prussisns
who are apparently concentrating all their
forces around Paris, in the vicinity of which
it is thoughts decisive battle will be fought,
in which the Prussians will have to encounter
both che army of Paladines on the outside
and furious sortiefrom Paris itself
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-11-26
A King in Spain.

1t is more than two years since the Danish
ment of Isabella and the overthrow of the
Bourbon dynasty in Spain. During all this
time lntrigues have been active in the courts
of Europe to set a sovereign on the vacant
Throne. The attemp to establish republic
has failed, and a king has been chosen by the
Cortcz at last. The name of this little king,
over whom the rabble of Madrid are shouting
themselves hoarse, is Amadeus Ferdinand
Maria Duke Of Aosta. He is the second son of
Victor Emanuel, King of lily and of Archduches
Aapelide, otAustria. The youngrnan istwenty-
five years of age, and is said to be quite hand
some But the high blooded danes of Spain
will be disguised to learn that the youth is
married, his wife being daughter Of an
italian prince named Cisterna Though his
achievements in war are not known in history,
he is general in thearmy which belongs to his
father, and that is all that is to be said of the
young man who has just been picked up and
set on a throne as lift was ready made for him.
He had taken no part in public affairs, beng
altogether too young for that, but he is not too
youthful to rule over nation. His blue blood
and his good looks, probably, recommended
him to the Spaniards.
This is the miserable finale of the revolution
that drove fat Isabella from Madrid. No one,
plebelan or patrician, could be found to re-.
duce the chaotic political elements in Spain
to order, and it has been necessary to send to
Italy for royal sproutlng. CasteIar's glow
ing speeches in behalf of democracy and
liberty end in an Amadeus. The gallant
patriots Of Cuba are now to be turned over to
the possession Of this stranger whom they care
as little for as the people of the South regard
their carpet bag senators and governors But
the Cubans Will not become the subjects of
Amadeus without desperate struggle
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The Jaliet Signal, one Of the eldest, ablest
and staunchest democratic papers in Illinois,
pays the democracy Of La Sale county the
following deserved compliment in view of
their recent victory:
In no county in the State did the Democracy
achieve brighter laurels at the late election than
in La Sale county. They not only redeemed
the county. but have rolled up an average ma.
lority OF nearly thousand. Avery beat Cook
Sl1 votes, and Reddick's majority in the county
10 ,94l. G. w. Armstrong, B. Edgecomb, James
CLARK and II. N. Gallagher were elected Repre-.
seutatives, as we're the Democratic candidates
tor Sheriff and Coroner, by sweeping majorities.
All honor to the gallant Democracy of old La
Sale. They have shswn what can be accom-.
plished by proper effort and efficient organiza.
ton. With a ticket with such men as Avery,
Reddick and Armstrong as candidates, We felt
certain that the Democracy of that county would
make good fight, but the victory excels our
most eanguine hopes
This victory in La Sale shows what can be
accomplished by nominating efficient and active
men a. candidates. If the Democracy in Other
counties had done as we'll, the State would have
been carried by at least fifty thousand majority.
From the same paper we also clip the fol-
lowing, quite as well deserved as the above:
Hon. WM. REDDICK.-As most of our read
ers are aware, this old wheel-horse of Demoera-
cy has been elected Senator from the district
comprising the counties of La Salle Woodiord
and Livingston. His majority is nearly three
thousand, showing = democratic gain Of over
seven thousand since the last general election
Mr.. Reddick il one of the ablest men in the
State, and We rejoice that the people of this dis.
trict have had the good sense to elect him by
such an overwhelming vote. His influence in
the Senate will be felt in preventing ring legs.
ton and dishonest application of the peoples
money. The vote in his own county shows how
the people, who know him best, appreciate him.
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New Mexico sends a delegation to Wash
lngton to lobby during the winter for the
admission OF that territory into the Union as
state There is no reason why New Mexico
should not have been admitted five years ago,
as she has during all that time had popula-
ton OF 100000; while Nevada was admitted
with half that population. What has hither.
to kept New Mexico out is, the fact that a
majority OF her voters are democrats, while
Nevada before her admission, was sharp
enough to vote the radical tickct.-a weak
ness she has bravely,ovcrcomc since then. how
ever
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-11-26

The Metropoliton Hotel ut Chicago mar
rowly escaped destruction by fire on Wedncs.
Gay morning. The rear part of the building
took fire about daylight, all the boardcrs
male and female were "rousted out" in
GLORIOUS dishabille," and the utmost confu.
sion ana CONSERVATION reigned generally.
The fire was extinguished, however, before
much damage was done. One man in his ef.
tort to save some lodgels, lost his life.
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ACTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL.

On the announcement OF the death of Mr..
called at the council room on Tuesday Evening.
The council having convened pursuant to notice.
On Motion Of Aid. Fiske, committee Of three
was appointed to prepare resolutions expressive
of the sense of the council in view OF the death
of Mr.. Avery. The chair named Aids. Fiske,
Osman and Lynch as such committee After
brief retirement, the committee reported the
following preamble and resolutions, which were
unanimously adopted;
Whereas this council, in common with all
the people OF Ottawa, are called to mourn the
loss Of an eminent and valued citizen in the per-
son of Julius Avery, Esq,--a former Clerk of
the council, then, as City Attorney, its legal ad-
vi-e,, and later, ~ Mayor OF the City. its pre-.
siding officer;
And whereas, in all these relations he was
found prompt, faithful and efficient AZ in all the
relations of life he was upright, kind hearted,
genial and manly; and it is therefore no less
our inclination, than it is appropriate and fit.
ting that We should give formal expression OF
our appreciation of the deceased; therefore
Resolved that, deeply mourning the loss Of
our departed friend and co.laborer, our sorrow
Ia yet alleviated by the remembrance that,
though cut down in the prime Of his manhood
and usefulness, Re has met hut tho common lot
Of all mon, ITO whom it il appointed once TO
die;" and BY the further remembrance that to
those who like him have lived uprightly and
honestly, "to die 10 gain"
That, In our departed friend and co-lsborer,
We cherish tho remembrance Of one whose yir.
tuss shone In all the relations Of life, whose
heart was right towards his fellows; whose
hand WAS "opsn az day to melting charity" 70
whom injustice and wrong alone were odious,