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The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-01-26
A DOCTORS STORY.
by JUDGE CLARK.

During my six weeks attendance on
him now ] learned to hate the old mis-
crcant How often regretted that it
was only his arm and not his neck that
was broken! Of course | was bound to
do, and I did do all could for nv pa-
ticnt.
"Only bring me around in time for
the wedding, DOCTOR" was tho earnest
exhortation with which Ananias Skin.
ner was accustomed to greet me on my
daily visits Of inspection. Ugh! how
rcpusivc he looked, as he lay lecriug
and pccring out OF his wicke ed gray eyes
his arms in splints and an ugly black
cap on his head.
The wedding he was so anxious about
was none other than his own. 1t would
have come off before, but an unlucky-
pardon mo, [ meant inst the reverse
slip upon an icy pa 4ment, resulting in
IL fractured bone, compelled al adjourn
ment.
1t was shame, everybody said, that a
young girl like Alice Gray should think
of marrying u man OF AIr. SINNERS
years.
It was the old case, people thought,
of youth and beauty making barter of
themselves for money aud many there
were t. sncer at, and none to pity poor
Alico Gray, whose saddened look and
dropping form bctokcnel anything but a
heart at ease, or enc filled with bright
anticipalions of the future.
"And there was Herbert Blake to whom
she was engaged. aud who sailed two
years ago in vessel never since heard
from-how could she forget him so
soon J" sighed the dashing Mrs. Jones,
q y idow Of two months standing, whose
grief was fairly inconsoablc at the
thought that it must be kept up ten
months longer.
At first was uncharitablc enough to
join in tho common opinion that in con
trac.ipg marriage necessarily so rcpug
nant to every feeling Of maidenly deli
cacy, Alice Gray was but engaging in a
hcartlcss speculation, and was more de-
signing than designed against. But
when came to know tho truth, and how
exalted and entirely pure were the mo-
tivcs that influenced her conduct, and
hoW ut'ciiJ uCFiitaH WuS Luc put tHut
cnvironcd her, | felt that to attempt her
rescue was the only fitting atoncmcnt
could make for my past injustice.
But how to set about it was tho per.
picking question had gained my
knowledge in matter that engaged my
professional honor against divulgiug
it.
However no time was to bo lost. My
patient had nearly if not quite recovered
and tomorrow was the day fixed for tho
important event to which she had sc
long locke cd forward l had at least tho
right to speak freely to him and deter.
mined to do so at once.
lie seemed little astonished at my
CALL There had never been any person.
al intimacy between us, and somo days
before I had given him to understand
that unless some unexpected change oi
symptoms intorvcncd, there would be
no need to continue my professional
visits.
"l have como to talk to you about a
private matter" began, after tho cx-
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-01-26
ABOUT FLEAs.

The smallest animal Of the brute
creation, and tho most pcsky is tile
flea
They are about the biyncss of an
onion seed, and shine like bran new
shot.
They spring from low placcs and can
spring further and faster :han enny' OF
the big brutcs
They bite wus than the musk eetozc
Tor they bite Oh a run. One hea will
go over aud over mans suburbs in 9
minits, and leave him uz trccklod as the
mcazlcs.
It is impossible to do cnnything we'll
with flea On you except swaro, and
fcas amt atrcad Of that, the only way
is to quit business of awl kinds and hunt
for tnc flea, and when you have found
him he amt there. This is ono of the
flea mysteries the fakulty they have of
being entirely lost jist as you have found
them.
don't suppose there IL ever killed
on an average, during emmy one year,
moro than Is lcas in tho whole OF the
United States of America, unless there
is casualty of some kind once in o
wIiilc dog gifts drowned sudden, and
then there may be few flcas lost
They arc about az hard to kill ~ Il
flax seed IL and IL you don't mash 'cm as
fin as ground pepper they will start biz
nyes on smaller kapitai, jist as pcstif:
| er0us as ever.
There is lots Of people who never
seen a flea, and it takes pretty smart
man to SEQ ono onnyhow ; They don't
stay long in Il plaoc.
Ii you ever ketch n flea, kill him be-
foro you do cnnything else, for you
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-01-26

change OF few common plaoes--"one
or which | feel at liberty to speak to
you alone"
lie looked at mo attentivcly but said
! nothing.
you will remember" continued,
, "that previously to setting your arm
gave. you ether"
~ do" he answered.
cit was administered at your own re-.
quest" added II did not think it
was required in case so simple, but
yielded to your wishes"
81 am very sensitive to paiu, doctor"
he whined upologeticaily but surely
you don't thiuk any harm has result
ed"
"Of that I shall leave you to Judge,
when y"u have heard me further"
lie nervoasly motioned me to pro.
ceed.
"Tho inhaling Of ether" resumed /,
sometimes produces singular effects. A
not un!rcquent result is high degree of
intoxication, under the Influence OF
which the patient will talk necessarily,
often betraying his profoundcst secrets
without the slightest recollection Of it
atterward."
Ananias turned deadly pale.
"Such," | proceeded, "was the case
with you. You spoke unreservedly Of
what seemed nppcrm"st in your mind
your approaching marriage
the fact that tho hand of Alice Gray
was the price you exactcd for the iber
ty OF her father, over whom YOU DOS
sesse'l the power of eastiug into prison
Tor debt, he being bound as suerty on a
note you held Tor money loaned to Her.
bert Blake, tho young man who was lost
at sea-"
"You also lot out that Herbert Blake
paid the note before he sailed, and men
toned the name Of witness who was
present. That witness l have this
morning seen, md he is ready to
testify TO tho pay of tie note"
Ananias turncd CHASTITY pale and
gaspcd, "What is Your purpose 2"
"'ro put the intended victims Of your
rascally plot in communication with the
witness. | have referred to-" replied,
as took my leave.
But Ananias saved us any further
trouble by hanging himself from a
hook in the wall, "with his own free
will and accord" as his housckccpcr
said
And Herbert Blake soon after came
back from sea, alive and well, aud he
and Alice have bcen married these many
happy years.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-01-26

do put it off 2 mini.s it may be too
late.
Many flea has passed away forever
in less than two minits.-Josh BIZ
lin1s.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-01-26
ADRIAN & V0LLERS,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Provisions, Groceries and LIQUORS,
WILMINGTON, N. g.
oFRsR FOR sALss


LYQUORS............Ry Ryo and Corn Whisktes,
Gins, Brsndies, Rums Of
all grades, Ia bbls., half
bbls. and cases.
wlNRS..................C Clarets, Madeiras. Porte,
Sherrys, Rhine Vino. Ca.
tawba, and Souppernong,
10 bbls. and oases.
COHDIALs.......Ra Raspberry and Lemon Sy-
rup, Blackberry Brandy,
schiedam Sehnapps, Won
8runts schusPps, Kim
incl, German. Plantation,
Alpine and Saxerac Bit.
tors, 10 cases aud bbls.
TOBACCO O............C " in g.-Lorillard 3
Yacht Club, Virginia Gold
Leaf, Venable's Black
Crystal, Monumental, No.
w, and some Common
Grades, In boxes and
caddes
moking-Loriilard's
Rose Leaf, Eureka, Gail
4 Axis Apricot, KilliLi-
nick, Danvl,lo, Big Lick,
and other brands, In lots
to suit.
sEGARS....... ....... Havana imported, Parta.
gas, Le Flor do Adrian d
VOllers, Cancellation, La
Corona dc Espagna, and
some twenty brands OF
lower qualities By tho
mills only.
FIRE CIR ACK ERS No. 1 Gold Chop.
CAPs........ ...........Ely's and Goals Water
proof, g. D., aud Mug
ket.
SHOT....."......... Buck and Drop, all sizes
FIR Apples. Dried Pears and
Peaches, Shelled Almonds
Layer Raisins, Cocosr
nuts, Brasil Nuts, Wall
nuts, Filberts, Currants,
Citron, aud Oranges, at
Wholesale only.
CANNED GOODS. Condensed Milk, Eagle
Brand, Oysters and Lub.
sters, Fresh Peaches, To-
inatoes, Brandy Peaches,
and Cherries, both foreign
domestic, Sardnoa, Mixed
and Plain Pickles, Chow
Chaw, In casos only.
DRUCS.............La .Laudanum. Paregorio,
Castor Oil, Psinkiller,
Copperas, Sol Soda, Sal
er,tus, Bi Cnrb Soda
Cream Tartar, Fig Blue
Washing Blue, Essence Of
Peppermint, and Lemon,
Race Ginger, Camphor,
Dnvid's and Bartlett's
Inks, Castillo Soap, Lye
and Potash, in original
cases only.
embellishments Small and Large Stick,
Fancy Assorted, by tho
box only.
TEAS"""......".".. Imperial, Hyson, Sou.
chong Oolong, IN huff
chests and caddios.
Our Stock Of Coffee, Crackers, Sonps, and Cnn
dies, Flours, Syrups, and Molasses, Sugar, Bacon
and Pork. Salt and Fish. being ut present the
largest and beat assorted in North Carolina, we
arc ablo to Gil any orders entrusted to US with
dispatch.
ADRIAN & vOLLERs.
Dec %
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Notice.

rINHE SUBSCRIBER having met with q very
i serious loss in getting his crop Of COTTON
burnt up, has como to the determination to offer
hia services to tho people Of Sumter District, ~
SURVEYOR, and believes that his experience
for the last thirty years as Surveyor, will enable
him to give satisfaction, for competency and
promptnoss.
tho Court In this State, and the Attorneys Of
Lancaster Bar.
JAMES D. bIoILwAIN.
Nov IL 3lnos.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-01-17

Mercnants Lawyers, Justices Of the Peace, LAND
Agents, Gil Neaers AID agents, Insurance Agents.
E1pressmen sno ether parties in want, are Informed
1a we are PREPARED to execute to der al. kials OF
1rni'y. eSsinessr leshi r.auf.d ,s nj, ON
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-01-17
BUFFALO AND ERIE RAILROAD.

BUFFALO AND ERIE RAILROAD,
- On Gd after, Monday. Nov. Bird 1865,
Passenger Trains will run on this road follows:
LEAVE FRIE-5OTNG EAST.
lao A. NJ. NIGHT EXPRESS, stopping at
A'sO Ripley, Westheld Dunkirk and silver
crock, ARRIVING at Buffalo at AS A. NJ
10.hS A. NJ, NEW YORK EXPRESS, stop
A"'D Ping at West1eld BrOcton. Dnn>irk, Sil.
vercreek; and Angola, arriving in Buiialt
7.CS P. NJ, CINCINNATI EXPRESS, stor
ss'S ping at Northeast, Westflcld Brocton
Dunkirs and Silvercrcek, and arrives al
Buffalo at lo,i5 7. NJ.
fsA0 4: NJ, MAIL AND ACCOMMODA
~'VV' TON, stopping at all stations, arriving al
345 EorI..I p}x n,iS ExfREss; stopping :.
falo at 100 p. VI.
LEAVE ggFFALo--Go;SG WEST.
fC.OS i. M, DAY EXPRESS stopping at An
COLA, Silvercreek, Dunkirk, Brocton,
Wesineld and Northeast, arriving at Erie
A.OOP. NJ, MAIL AND AcCoMMoDA
HsVO TI0N, stopping at all stations, arriving
at Erie at $50 p. NJ
(l.CA A. NJ, TOLEDO EXPRESS. stopping at
V'bU oil stations, md arriving at Erie ~ lo,ao
O.ON r. NJ, STEAMBOAT EXPRESS, s,op
UsUU ping at Angola, svercreek, Dunkirk
Brocton, westtield and Northeast, arriy
ing at Eric at ], 20 A. NJ.
1sOA A. NJ, NIGHT EXPRESS, stopping a,
ts~V silvercrceN, Dunkrk and " cstfied ar.
irving at Erie NJ ADO A. NJ
RAILROAD time IL 10 minutes faster than Ellie tim
~. LkeWN, Gen'l Supt.,
, 1870-10-27

An Important KafIrond SuiG In the
t'nttcd Ntnse> Circuit Court Mt Vt.


Il II important kkA14FuAu @Ah III AAE
United Stnte> Circuit Court Mt vt.
Louis.
From th< 81. Louit Timss, OF. &c.
An important suit was flied in the Cnitcd
States Circuit Court yesterday. Affecting the
status Of the Missouri 4 Mississippi ior the
old st. Louis 4 Keokuk} Road, and in
yoiying contract valued 1t several million
dollars The suit ~as brought by John
Faltou, Of Philadelphia. William S: Woods
snd Theodore Wright. OF Carlisle, pennsyl-
yania, Franklin Hughes. Of PottsEille; Penn
IlLnoie. hy shcm it il ayerred. that, on the
18th Of August. the petitioners entered into
contract to build and fully equip the road
frcm Glasgow. on the Missouri ietrer, ria
Macon City and Edna, to is1 connection with
the Alexandra 1 Nebraska City Railroad at
Payment Was to be made at the rate OF
:20. COO reE mile--the contractors agreeing to
accelA stock and fizst mortgage bonds, the
latret maturing in forty years, at per cent
interest, payable seui-annuAlly in New York
The petitioners further state that they have
been ready at al times to proceed with their
contract. but that they have been prevented
from 80 doing By the corporation. and they
therefore claim that they arc legally entitled
10 recover on the 1n1 nllee of road, - III, 900
in stock, and S2420,oO0 in int mortgage
/ bonds At the rate Of 100000 permi1e in stocks
OF bonds, or ST, 900 in cash.
An order from the court is, therefore. pray
ed for, to compel tho company to allow the
| petitioners to proceed with the work also
compelling The company to execute and deliv.
claimed Tne petition concludes with An ap
picatlon for = preliminary injunction here
after to be r1ado perpetual restraining th'
company ffcm making contracts with any Par
ties except the petitioners, aud from negatiat
| ine auy Of the first mortgage bonds, e1cep
/ foT the benefit OF the plAlntids.
, 1870-10-27

/: In the Superior Court yes.erday. Gays the
Baltimore SUM-, the case Of Newton " siebeEt.
sud Josephine siebert, Ills wife again=t John
Leeeon was concluded. This Was an action to
recover damages for an alleged assault and
battery upon Mss. s!otcr: hr tho defendant:
viii Lo remembered, vas first tried some time
sirce, and resulted in i verdict for the r1ain-
tifr Of $4,000 damages. The counsel for de-
fertcnt made parr1ication to tho cou;t Tor .
were excessive, which the Court granted.
The case was argued before the jury ufon. the
same evidence b. the same counsel ~ before,
Judge Mnson and Nr. Howland for tho plain-
tiff. and Patrick Mclaughlin and George H.
Williams for the defendant. and the jury gave
verdict fer the plaintiff for damages. S2i5.
It will DC recollected that the Seiberta vera
tenants Of Lee=on, and that the latter called
on the lady in relation to rent, and after in,
9uiring and assuring himself that the husband
vas ab=ent, engaged her IN conversation, snd
indulging in eome compliments. seized her
hand and kissed it-this. and nothing more.
, 1870-10-27

About three mouths ago the quiet little
town Of plainliclI, ~ j., was much excited "
the mysterious disappearance Of William
Foreman, one Of its most prominent citizens!
He Quilted his wife and family under such
peculiar circumstances that the former openly
declared her suspicion tl1at t1e lad been foully
dea]t with BY = naigabor- named John Nulli-
ner, with whom It Was known that ho was not on
friendly terms. Suspicion vas directed 60
strongly against this man that vigilance
club, numbering about fivo hundred OF the
residents OF tue place, secured tho woods fos
evidence Of his supposed crime. The search
was fruitlces, and, as nothing could be proved
against Muliner, be WAS not pcraonally mo-
Tested. All his movements, however. have
been carefully watched ever since the disap-
pesrapce Of Foreman. $780,,
Last week Slull1uer tlad the town placartse1
from ono cud to the other with flaming post
e,s announcing that on Friday evening he'
would appear before his fe'low-citizens at
Laing's Hall, when ''somc extraordinary de-
vc,5rrnents would be n1adc; Tho townH.
reopie, Of course, were on the ttp-see o.
curiosity. an; :..s* ...sdsd tn" ..-::. - ..a,'
line. rnonnted the stage aud attempt
ed to prove to them he was In no va.
connected will, the disappearance OF Fore
man. His remarks, however, Eete received
bseu ta 1onshls handled i ke hsd not suddcnl!
disappeared behind the scenes aud Is sud
denly feappeared With HE Irving witness, WHO
| to th4 inter aurpriee OF tho audience, wa
| William Foreman in tho flash.
An i1uDe1.so excitement followed the IT.
nouen4,t, and the supposed murdered mar
| admitted that the violent conduct Of his wifi
compelled him to leave her, and but Tor tn
| suspicion that had fallen on his neighbor
John Hlullinez, he would probably have re
| mained away
, 1870-10-27

FT0EfESA Oh 4AC aAuUCERVVk hEAa&s*
KALAMAZOO, Oct. e6-Yeetes,fav afternoon r.
G. Peters testified that lie saw fAnsicTnool the
dar nttcr FiclI'5 disappearance: aekts! htln Il NJ
had heard from Field: vacccFrool said M. Field
had run away, taking wttrFss' note tnat nc had
gwen to vandcEpool + Field. and TWO dtaiSs ~
ynrslerrooI requested witness should not pay the
re,c to au9body but himself; witness pal,l the
sayrc note, about fifteen days after, 10 William
DunEana. assignee OF Fnndc1p0oL ....
Albert ". IfrlQg* testified TO tne appearance OF
the bapk, and conversation With fAnt1crrool
the day after Fields disappearance; Fandetrool
slsd hiu1t tlf and Field dissolved and settled OF
saturday night, he agreeing with Field to meei
him the ue1t morning at the banE, after break-
fast; accordingly they met. went to the ehoc
atoze, and had reccipte witnessed; that
hank writing; remained at home untll
visitors, then the drug store tor medicine then
to the bank, and let Fields dog IL: from there
home; said Field had run awav: he wns glad Q!
It: Eaid Field put his things, Saturday night, 10
The safe outside Of tho burglar box: Fardespool
rut his inside: came down Monday morning be
fore breakfast; took check ont OF the Eaie
M ttced nothing unusual. came back attes
breakfast, opened the safe, and found thai
FIELD had taken his part of Wander
10 ana Il 400 entries: found fresh hlnod q
the f!oor, mating, carpet, mopbnard, AMI wall
found pants buckles, SHIFT and pants buttons
ctnAers Of carpet, nnd paper apparently sat
u,stsd with blond, IN the ashes In the bank stove
Nearly all this forenoon has boen occupied wtf'
thc cross-e1anina.lon ot Mr. Briggs.
Quincy 4. Russell, sEO1n: Saw light IN tn
Bank OF Manis,ce about half past 10 O'Clock Sun
day evening, september r
, 1870-10-27

Fo- the Week Ending Oct. 26.
, 1870-10-27

ppi.car. ana his bsnds. amouct!pg to feo.5oo.
W-le ipclsTPd foffel'e,I. Hiebusch xAs arrested
MOI thar wear ant half ago, and has had LIZ
I.t4& confirmed frutu time to tlae4 He IL 0 lc OF
the ott Dotnr uR ot his caa1s Ia the cnunry. and
has bNen 4frested more then t*eptJ ttne,. hut na-
u ays RM tiear. Eslsence aaa ns' him Is ".E ~
4 prexi1 ~ ssnte cba'aeter. and he hls forfeited
hi bones E11hcr than &tauI 1stal
QClNCy. Uct 26.-Aa*.cr taflca Ztm2cf nan
Ehot At instsrtly Killed Le1is t. Dobyns, q: Lu-
1sy, No on the rrir:: Of the e1t7 'nsf.. With
out u moments waln.rg. Il ee~':s that u t'yos
lad k.'iett at older hr ther If ZInMerIan't- M
II c t0ih VI August, Ut MAJ uit!et teir5 aorts
for Ills appearance At the mex: term Of tho CIfcut
Court, nntl That rts tEtat would cone on iu few
days. Young Zimmerman surrendered himself
nm Immediately,
, 1870-10-27
Conclusion Of the Beautiful Story
Of "Milly'S First Love-"

EDITORIALS: Coax C1n1iy Republican ConvtaIlaH
The Sair Monopoly y-Az. Motley. R.rao..l-
The NctbeTsdeld Consiet-Thr Sin Of Csss1et-
Nominating Conventions 0Er Iottraai Com
trsrr-Mansr,rsh Subsid1es-Ni.et Usn~or-. etc-
FARM AND GARDFS: MarAsea1snt Of Stair ana
County fal:a-The Eating A7Ankrmtutt-Iisw
tn2e thr F.ir-Twe stnv Day. instead OF Six
ExoFlasAnt CharEts aud thsft Rtsuist-ptrula-
urat Location nj thv State fais-
NOTES FROM VETERINARIANS: Termination Of
Wiui Ccif~-Rnt.-Thr E>tasal History Of the
Ret.f7y-Trratment nf BosA
SELECTIONS FROM THE AGRICULTURAL
PRRSS: FAt rou1:r!-Kutes3rfre In Farming
How ta CUE faunx Eox1s ot, ,urpoptnk Wines
Reet AID MeLa sugar..
ROBERT F. LEA: fu-fa;t:. as hi. life and t19ssEx
into biz Merits and Ea.e-nts F4uy Sata .ti-
t'on-t3is Rank Captain .usl The IG..,n 1t
his LHt-Thr Fr,~. F.si'tEtr ot hi. IM---Th.-
Btack Spa.- on ht- Eacutrheeu-Ilt. spnstaey.
ILLINOIS cAAPA1GS: Speech Of Hon. L=n>a
Tsusnbull At Sp1inefrta.
MARTINIQUE: The Scero 1u%usrrrtfea in the S'ush
trn Part If tbs rt:an'!-Fsoa,rt .sct:, I =: III.
AnthertIc. ana suv7as.a,s q HI. 0athrrsk-
DOOMED PARIS, AotraE- IN Rescsvc-tEts:..o of
F.nseizo $hrtts.
MITLYss FIRST LOyE: Fart II.
BEKCHEE'S ~TIIEOICt;y: Im,-!na.i,u F4cts:ta-
tat Fususr s,a:e-Fhe Philosophy Of S.rsyin<
iEAn He Fash u Tistue.
POETRY: FEssrE and Fot*toss Oir l., Ks1'n Para.
LITERARY VETERAN: Ale..ndsr p7rn,s In
Madrid,
NAt1lL run HI: bHFefStEn4 ny {ET fN>rHaFCfH{
inscsakste. tt" Mytse;ses Of tas. Psa..tAu SER
.ire-
! THE rOSAFARTE FAMILY: Tar!r !Ei-ta7E-
! THE MAN WITH TWENTY WIVES: i A1s1ssa
Romance LII -Four CHARTERS
| THE EIGHT MAETYRxD VIRGINS o. yERocs
| Catituatina Of q French Tovsu to the Fru--isna
| Sevruty -ekht Tears Ar-A sAi Episo4c.
/ rEEsSlANS At EAZEILLE-S prstzsciiaa nj =
| Silaxr-HArh.Eiti~s.
| INDIAN AFFAIRS: Str. w.s.ls:- Report.
| THE CHGrS: Reo,.t ef tte t:oa..Ei.taat: At th1
| Aerfs1sttu-71 Department
| CENSUS: Observation-Disclosures Aria -
| TAE SlEak OF PARIS: With al the important De
tails
| THE rRCSStAS.FRASEO WAR: With u carap1-s4
Ee.ur1s f.r the Xets- inc1AItk Full Aal Gs1PLit
prsAileThe p1cp...r.l Atutstice.
THE wEFK: 4 N,~aei IT Current Domestic Fren.s
| THE LATEST MARkEsr RkrGAT3: FEuln all part
| Il ..c euEut.S. -..
NOM TARY: r. sirw af i.,s Manrr M4rsrt for thi
| Mrpk.
, 1870-10-27
Senator Sumner on tho ETnHcu.
I.yu>alnn Nnx--z1cnvy Hank 1eon-

Senator Sumncr on tnc
t'su>ainn Nnx--z1cnS5 Hank ieo"-
h,~+,.l Drsp.,ch to The Chieato Tribune.
.,,.,ns ~, ssMsenator suuner a1d:csse,t
w .,,s,,.. .o.,,1h, m ..Tn+ Duel uerw .en
s.ss' e ao"s .ns Gsnsn1 aai to CIV liza
,,ta.~ ~ The lecture was aa elaborate effort. re-
n.,,e win classical Illustration, aud Sounds
ike IN echo to MT. Summers youthful .',ans o,saoa
on peace a. the Rfas0eut u .1sea naaue; y;
the 9 aIstans., IN. Savs Its 1 a1a ~ M Taq WaeS
narrain ne or'J p.aShSM en" a e! Hsncs Fin thr
can Eecont!e int sens.na!ues u ,,.a t.1,Sai
eua1abtees due u Prussia. y secure r. I .s,s.
Ct 4.re n tte NaE f!ste l:sei' sue1 - .s III M
asn an snt o. Pfane.. fo!n~em a. nha,,n,,on nf
ut nj Of tshel natioos aad me suos'aqvd .sai ~
WI q Or an1 .naasqu;te for o,n.t .t
E sass eDs ee stor, soa oi he On au.s4es
;; f. + ss:
upau Prussia. But grcls hour tor aanan;-
Il toncded *Lsn The 1e!u,i,c Eas psoc!r1s11, t1 ~
hno this .xsn SEOUL IN .7. 51n 4't rns rrtr1
tuition which has fallen uroa Napoleon "as ue,
e<,se.!; hut after - sedan mere ..m,n1 ~.
dont!e mstass-on M PAT .,,,,s;t',n o. E y
France; on iae Iars q t,e 1trunlc In nst de-
c1ninR " SAGE Was o. ,I. NJ ,eac.
MF s9mnts ths1 ~ rs ,,s.,nn, I'm.
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8!e alike 1hssl'1SctoIH: lae penpls ~ ~,
aud Ior' ai9s ne nnWsahS - Gs s ~ s,sfr1
france. Ia1s y GnouXn ~ sat i.n,th n amn1;,
s ~ n1 ,h 1sz1 Il e 10 G:aous sa
Ms pt AioI tnT tas.oh y. ~ 49,, ~ rt,i,er. ~
.i!s1anatug ~ tlle asnes' Gass Ssc;atsi ~ foi
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| ioHa: .,u,,, y, +,a s.u,an, .ne ELL ri
I'll tne anoutso1 " Wy -! , 5,t,, ~ arst,tn,
the people !nust teeons t .Is; ~
tbe tspohns to.s Juss 1tsien. Ina,eof
G fhsSa ~ ~ fn,.as t,,n,as1 Ihat IN rt1y Years
GMnsden M tae .e..ss ~ aopt,,c,n ~ teossace m,
Ea1ore would Ms fep.niean Vt ,9sas a ri, ~ ="
tine e1p,fe- u 81; Ev;, sIsar; sire.tT cnaaee,
ne loss4c1: aA@ss ~ noe III - ,aar ~. 1sn.f
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:cIfa ana RIan!ns tasm ~ e.o s-T 81
~. Ss t.sp :. ~ nG,,Ic schnnSs Ttgayeti
ltnssle. anh ose5 ia,sa pooIc ~ ~ a,franc3t.r.
n'oIeslt,l. W11 elea.et tns...', ~. III. I's rSnn,
Europe 10 $50, ~ M10h w f,oa,s, s.a.es y
ot ~. o1t peaEv ,S., III @ v.1.1n "..,1I h.,i e
EUROPE. N'tn -. = - onn1icfinn Shs. III
c!ale NY uHatssAoo.S ,at ~ X
, government OK LII; PsupsI,: Psa,n,. ~
Z ~ c,xs,t1,,,n1, fof IL aasuranc
ONLY nnpe ~ 1a.!u1sGon - n,trMsrns on1na1inT
, OF tGIMaas,n. P a. s.,,. ~ 80 ors rairtsra
al IKE sase NV - ss a,s ~. ~ ~ ~ cnn,a - ~ Il
oly " '!roG M hs h. w n aior can anSn, loo
, 1870-10-27

tt use tho opportunity offered Of proceodng
10 t4e e!ect,.n or !. N2si.-ual Aaseulat>, esu4
within the p.rss Of francs occupied os us. i
rhous its r.tolnti0n not to get rid Of the
difficulties which present the cnns,rs'on OF i
1,eare in acc3rdarce With inte1oa:i,nal la1,
anl not to listen to the public Opinions Of the
French reo,,ie. That free ant Ge:.-.al cleo
lion. would lead to results favorable
10 peace is =. conviction which
fosces ,.scit uloa ms here. and which
Paris. / take the libs1ts Of requesting xour
Excflleucy 10 bring the present circular to the
no.ice of tho goscr1mcut to whi:h you are
.ccrnditad yoS BIsAAEE.