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ONLY Two TEAspooNruLs of Dool.

ONLY Two TEAsPooNrULs of Dool.
ey's Baking Powder toa quart Of
-four are necessary 10 produce extra
biscuits, rolls, &C., while those Of Or
binary manufacture require nearly
double that quantity. This is owing
to its perfect purity and extra
strength. Aside from this fact, each
package contains the full amount that
is represented. Hence, Dooley's is
the cheapest, best, and most reliable
in market, and takes the precedent
of all others. Grocers keep it evory.
where.
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New Books, at Taylor, Blake
& Co.'S

New Books, at Taylor, Blake
& Co.'S
HOLMES WORKS.
Tempest l. Sunshine, Rose Mathcr,
Meadow Brook, Dora Dean,
Ethelyn's Mistake, Marion tray,
Lena Rivers.
MAYNE REEDS NOVELS.
Quadroon, Hunters Feast,
White Gauntlet, Osceola,
Scalp Hunter.
Also.
Empress Josephine,
Form book for Justices,
Livingston's Africa,
Dickens-cloth and paper,
Gen. Marion, True to the Last,
Geo. Washington, Like and Unlike,
Daniel Boone, Looking Around
Hunting Adventures,
I've been thinking,
Sneep, SWlnc ana fOultry,
Orpheus G. Kerr, Queens of France
Nonsenso-Brick Pomeroy,
Tho three Mrs. Judson's,
Oldtown Folks,
600 valuable Receipts,
Langstro.h on the Bee.
Brotherhood of Odd-fellowship in
German.
And large assortment of Bibles
Testaments, Hymn and pruye books
as well as Poetical works of all sizes
and kinds. Polite letter writer's and
books Of Etiquette.
For tho finest Job Work, come to
the COURIER.
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TWELFTH DAY.
Nor day, Feb. 7th, 1870.

Monday, Feb. 7th, 1870.
Court met at 8 o'clock q. m.
Minutes Of last days proceeding
read and signed.
Roll Of Attorneys called.
Morning hour consumed in argu.
ment of motions. The following
cases were called and disposed Of.
ts-wit
No. 1871. John J. Willard l.
Co., vs.. d. b. knight. Judg't for
Plt'f.
No. 1872. John J. Willard & Co.
vs. Michael Brobst. Judg't for Plt'tf.
No. 1877. L.-Geo Gillaspy Va
Joseph LOOMS. Judgement for
Plaintiff by agreement.
the case Of John u. Mingus VI.
John r. Mcleod, was thon called,
and placed on trial.
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ELByENrHpAY.

uD"S 0N - O01s
Saturday, February 5, 1870.
Court met At 8 o'clock.
Minutes Of last days proceedings
read and signed.
Roll of Attorneys called.
The following cases were then
called and disposed Of to-wlt
No. 74S. L.-Chicago Malt and
Ale Co., vs.. B l. NJ r X Company
Submitted to Court to be decided il
vacation.
No 1856. LII. 81. Reeves VI. s
I. Craig, ct al. Dismissed al costs of
Plaintiff.
No. 1919. L.-Isaac Searls w.
Jno. Potter, administrator. Judgment
for Plaintiff.
No.-L-Wm. Stephens ct al. vs.
VIM. Barson. Dismissed Al the costs
of Plaintiff.
No. 1241, Taylor, Blake 4 Co..
vs.. Joseph II. Flint. Judgment for
Prff.
No. 1342, LID. R. Thompson VA.
q. W. Minteer. Dismissed at cost OF
Ppf.
No. 1851, L.--James H. Jordan W.
Reuben Hubbard. Continued penor-
ally.
No. 1855, L.-James q. Jordan VA
Reuben Hubbard. Continued gener.
ally.
No. 1857, LIT. Riley VS.. Eli
Reasoner. Dismissed at cost of Prff.
No. 1858, L.-Nathaniel Bowen vs
George Hormanda. Dismissed at
cost Of Pl'ff.
No. 1866, L. --E. Chamberlain va.
J. e. Langford, ct al. Settled.
No. 1870, L.--C. A. Phelps, Va, VIM
&. Moss, ct al. Judgement TOR Pp6.
No. 1878, L.-Reuben r. Martin "a
James G. Martin. Dismissed at cost
of PHI. 49,
Fo. 1878. L-G. A. Derby W Ma
thias Zollinger. Judg't for Plrf.
No. 127. Rachael Evans " Reu.
ben r. Martin. Dismissed 1t cost Of
Defendant.
The Jury in tho case of Howard
vs Jones, returned q verdict for the
Plaintiff.
At this writing the case of D. N.
Chaplin vs. VIM. Strong is being tried
by the court.
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Selling Cheap.

Fred. Arthur, Administrator OF the
Estate of l.. 5. Barker. deceased, is
now engaged, and will be tor some
days to come, in selling off the stock
of Jewelry &C., that Barker had on
hand at his death. The stock is still
At the old stand 10 D. Eaton Il Co.'S,
Furniture store, where the same is
being sold at private sale, at frac-
ticn above cost. 1t is rare chance
to buy cheap as We know from actu-
oil trial. Dec2l dwtf.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
EXTRA oDECIA.L NOTICE.

liza L lth fLClLI< ~ W 4 Il VIZ
Beware Of Counterfeits Smiths 10uic
SWMp has been counterfeited. and the
counterfeitsr brought to grief.
Smiths Tonic Syrup.
The genuins article must have DR. John
Bulls private stamp ON each bottle, DIR
Jehn Bull only has the right to manufac-
ture and sell the original John Smiths
Tonic Syrup Of Louisville, KY. Examine
we'll the label on each bottle. II my pri.
vate stamp Is not on the bottle, do mot
purchase, or YOU will be deceived, Sec
column advertisement, and my show
card, will prosecute any one infring-
ing on my right, The genuine SMITHS
1bntc SyrMp can only be prepared oy
The Pubiic's Servant.
DR.. JOHN BULL,
Louisville, KY.
For ssle by Taylor, Blake 4 o., 0ttum.
Sop. 2,'6s, -dAw6fh.
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REMEMBER
USQUEBAUCsE5
OR
OLD SETTLERS BITTERS,
TS WARRANTED.

to do you more good than any other medicine
tonic or bitters that is recommended for bill
liousness, costiveness, dyspepsia, all COM
languor, general debility, loss of appetite diar-
rhoea, cholera morbus, the Usquebaugh HAS
NO EQUAL in the wide world. Its great cell
ebrity in Scotland, England and Ireland, for
the last two hundred years, is sufficient proof
that Its virtues and extraordinary combina-
ton Is unriyailed. No Proprietory medicine n,
No one that has tried it foI above and relative
complaints will be without 1t, as 1t is far pleas
anter and acts milder than any other cathar-
tic combined with tonics known. 1t Is lust
the thing" for business men: chat cannot give
time to slow and weakening effects of the Or
binary course,) enabling them to cure them
selves while pursuing their vocations with
more alacrity every day fits use Until the
system is properly restored.
MCFARLAND, ECKHART & SCHAFER,
Sole Proprietors, Fl. Madison, Iowa.
Sold by all dealers in medicines. At whole-
sale by TAYLOR BLAKE & CO.
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A Card,

A Clergyman, while residing in South
America as y missionary, discovered a safe
and simple remedy for the cure of Nervous
Weakness, Early Decay, Diseases ofthe Urin-
airy and Seminal Organs. and the whole train
Of disorders brought on by baneful and vi
cious habits. Great numbers have been cured
by this noble remedy. Prompted by q desire
to benefit the afflicted and unfortunate, I will
send the recipe for preparing and using this
medicine, in sealed envelop, TO any one who
needs 1t, Free of Charge. Address,
JOSEPH T. INMAN,
Station d, Bible House
Nov l6dw3me. New York City:
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1. N. w ALL ACE q 90,
Ottumwa, Feb. I'd, 1870 d&w Wv

We wish to make all settlements
by February 18th. Persons hsying
notes or accounts due us, are here
By notified that they must be paid
BY that time.
7. Il. WALLACE & co.
February, 2 d&w2w
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CAOEESSIONS of an INVALID,

nUBLISlsEDf for the benefit of young mon
II and others who suffer from Nervous Debil-
ity, etc, supplying the means of self-cure.--
Written by one who cured himself; and sent
free on receiviaga postpaid directed envelop.
Address,
NATHAN MAYFAIR, Brooklyn, MY.
Dec, 30 wem
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Annual report Of the Iowa State
Insurance Company of Keokuk.
Amt. ofcapital stock of
this Company, Dec.
81, 1869, was $l38,321.63
Income for the year 1869, $66, 3S3.70
Expenditures FIR tho
year 1869, $13,941.S9
Liabilities, Dec. 81, 1869, None
0. TOWER, Ag't, Ottumwa
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DRESS GOODS.

Our line in this DEPARTMENT is very
complete, embracing FRENCH an
IRISH POPLINS Of the best makes. ROU-
BAIx SHOT POPLlNS, BLACK, WHITE
and COLORED double warp ALPACA,
EMPRESS and OTTOMAN CLOTH, bonn
BAZfNE, MARINOS, sUITINGS SCOTCH
PLAIDS, ARMURES, &c
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Well-Piaced Love.

Essays for young men, ON the happiness of
weil-placed affection, In early life. and the
propriety of early marriage, as n protection
against the fearful abuses and social evils of
the day. Sent free in sealed envelopes, Adj
dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box p, Phil
adelphia, Pc
Eeb. l-dwSp,
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District Court-Feb. Term.
TENTH DAY.
Friday, February 1, 20.

TENTH DAY.
Friday, February I, 20.
Court met At s o'clock a. m.
Present.
Ys' Ms. T:an Sl.sll: aa Attorney.
Cooley. Clerk.
s 5. 4 F. s wislesa, sssss sesXk: Clerk
W. II. Ii. xsbury. Deputy sheriff.
Roll Of attorneys called.
Tho followingcases were called
aid disposed Of, to-wit:
No. 1882. L-Sarah A. Martin vs.
VIM. Shepherd, ct u. Decree signed.
l. N. Jacobs ct al W 1. v. Carter.
Continued generally.
The Grand Jury having found On
indictment against Otto Fraunberg,
charging him with the crime Of
mausIaughter, in the killing Of Linus
8 Barker, the defendant was arraigned
and fled plea Of Not Guilty and
, moved the court for q change Of
venue, which was submitted to by
the prosecution, and the venue
changed to Davis County, Iowa.
The case Of Howard vs.. Jones was
; then called, resumed, and cause SUBJ
mitted to Jury At a late hour in tho
day.
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CORRESPONDING.

And guarantee satisfaction In this, as well as
In all branches Of my business.
The patronage of the public Is respectfully
solicited at my shop on Green Street, opposite
the Grain and Commission House of N. Baker
Ottumwa, Iowa. JOHN w. SHEA.
Nov. g. lS60-d&wtf
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: $ 8 . 8 /; 8 3

TO THE wokKING CLAss.Ewe are now
prepared to furnish all classes with constant
employment at home. the whole Of the time
light and profitable. Persons OF either sex
easily earn from SOC to IS per evening, and a
proportional sum by devoting their whole
time to the business. Boys and girls earn
nearly as much as men. That all who see this
notice may send their address, and test the
business, we make this unparalleled offer:-
81 to pay for the trouble of writing. Full par
ticulars, valuable sample, which will do to
commence work on, and a copy of THE PEo-
PIES LITERARY CoMPANIoN-One OF the lar
gest and best family newspapers published
all sent free by mail. Reader. II you want
permanent, profitable work, address K. G. AL
LEN d CO., AUGTsTA, MAINE.
Oct. 2-dW3m
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IN FURS,

We have MINK. FITCH, SQUIRREL,
RIVER SABLE, ALASKA MINK, con-
Ely. Also. Furband HOODS, MEMS
FUR GLOVES and COLLARS.
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The
We
lrepresen
alltoann
new
october %
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MAGNOLIA WATER. - Superior to
tho best imported Germ.n Cologne,
and sold at halt tho price.
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DOMESTIC GOODS.

BROWN and B1EACHED COTToNs,
DENNIS. TICKS, DRILLS. DUCKS, LIN.
SEY. JEANS, CASSIMERES, DRESS
FLANNELS, FINE WHITE and SILK
WARP FLANNELS, OPERA and FANCY
PLAID. Red and Grey Twilled do. Brown
and Bleached CANTON FLANNEL, Bal
moral and Hoop Skirts, Corsets. ENG
LISH WATER PROOF, Black and Fancy
Colored CHINCHILLA for CLOAKS.
White and Grey BLANKETS. COVER
LIDS, &C.; DC.
PAISLEY and BROCHE SHAwLS.
THE LATEST STYLE of CLOAKS.
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Fresh Garden, Flower, Fruit,
Herb, Tree, Shrub and Ever.
green Seeds, directions for
culture, prepaid by MALL.
The most complete and Judi.
clous assortment in the coun.
ty. Agents wanted.
. Sorts Of either for 81 90; prepaid by mail.
Potatoes, &C., prepaid by mail. 4hs. Early
Rose Potato, prepaid, for SLIGO: Conover's Co.
lossal Asparagus, 50 per loo: IS per 1000, pre-
paid. New hardy fragrant ever6looming ia
pan Honeysuckie, so cts. each, prepaid. True
Cape Cod Cranberry, for upland or lowland
culture Sl.00 per 100, prepaid, with directions
Priced Catalogue to any address, gratis: also
trade list. Seeds on Commission.
Ii. VI. WATSON, Old Colony Nurseries and
Seed Warehouse. Plymouth, Mass. Estab-
lished in 1872
Jan wit.
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New Advertisements.
ATTENTION LADIES !!

Mrs v. A. Brown, with Sallie Smith, FASH
Grube's new Building, opposite Congrega-
tional Church, corner second and Court
Streets near Post Office. Ottumwa Iowa.
Jan 20 wlms.
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THE OTTUMWA COURIER
City and County News.

" Reader, do you know how your sub.
scription stands7 II you don't, the
~ presence or absence OF an = on the
margin of the paper, preceding your
name, Will inform you. II you hnd the =
there, It indicates that your subscription 10
due, and quietly asks you to hand as the
amount. viii you do it,
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IN SILKS

We keep the best makes of BLACK, eros
DE RHINE, eros GRAIN and TAFFE-
IA OF ZURICH manufacture. Also, a
full line of COLORED SILKS that we can
honestly recommend to wear and not
crack or break.
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NOTICE OF INCORPORATION.

Notice is hereby given that a company has
been formed under the title Of .'Fhe DeS
Moines Valley Manufacturing Company" in
Ottumwa, Iowa, for the purpose of Manufac.
turing Redfeld's Patent Oscillating Separator
and Smut Machine. The amount of capital
formed January LIST 1870, and specifies to con.
tinue for sixteen years, with right Of renewal.
tary, Treasurer and three directors. Time Of
election first of January Of each year. One
third of the Capital stock is the limit of idebt-
property exempted from corporate indebted
ness.
February TO- wit
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DON'T

buy anything at Peters & Co., unless you feel
convinced that You are getting goods at as low
figures rs can he bought Of amy FIRST class
house j., Ottumwa,
Dec 2lS'aw.
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IN LACES

We have full line OF POINT. POINTA-
pLIQUE, THREAD AND VALENCIEN-
MES EDGING and INSERTINGS, CROCH-
EFT EDGING and INSERTING, REAL
POINT LACE COLLARS and HANDKER-
CHIEFS, THREAD APPLIQUE ami VA
LENCIENNES do. GUIPURE and
SCOTCH EDGE. HONITUN. WASH
BLOND, BLACK and WHITE SILK H.
LUSION, BLACK and WHITE BOBINET
DOTTED LACE. VEIL NET. &c.
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| fail to call on Peters 4 Go. opposite the FIRST
| National Bank ii you want hrst-class goods at
| bottom prices, and finally
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FARMERS

FARMERS
OF Highland TIP, and adjoining country, IL
Burlington Breaking Pillow, Browns Corn
Planter and the best corn stalk cutter on a.
reasonable terms as can be found anywhere
call on 8. Kirkpatrick two miles north of Big
Cedar on the Ottumwa and Sigourney road. :.
February 8 l970w
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DON I

buy Howe; any one of the many
other machines will suit you better, for ~ poo~
machine v Ill worry a woman to death about
as soon us slow poisol..
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largely smeared with blood. But il was
Frederick, not Washington, whose socks and
shirt we're thus stained. So far as the police
man saw, Washington was without spot or
stain. We do not adduce the fact to transfer
from one brother to the other the horrible
suspicion which sensation-mongers have per-
sistently cultivated, but to correct ar almost
universal mjsapprehension upon a point con-
corning which there has been believed to be
no room for doubt. A suggestive fact, now
for the first time stated, is that the
bloody footprints which formed so distinct
a track down stairs and across the marble
floor of the hall to the front door-all led
one way. There we're no footsteps tending
upstairs, or elsewhere than towards the door.
The stories about distinct fnger-marks, or
other traces of blood here and there, are now
pronounced fiction. The door itself was
closed a few seconds before the patrolman
was called in. He had Just passed the door,
and saw that it was shut. One of the sons
the officer cannot say which-seems to have
had a differnet opinion, which, however, he
did not attempt to maintain against the
policeman's positive statement. The same
officer passed the house at ID, and again at
4b, on the same morning, and on both occa-
sions having tried the door, as required by
the rules of the force, found it fast.
Three hours, it will be observed, elapsed
between the two periods at which the officer
passed the house. The extent of his beat
made more frequent passing-by impossible.
The circumstance strikingly exempli6es the
inadequacy of the present force to meet the
obvious wants of the city. A locality that
for three consecutive hours, at the most criti-
cal part of the night, is without the visits of
o policeman, affords inviting ground for bur
glar or assassin.
The Coroner has still before him the most
essential features of his inquiry. These he
must scrutinize and expose with great care,
and, withal, fearless ippartiality, or his work
will be held to be undone. 1t is to be re-
GREETED that an adjournment of the inquiry
until Monday has been rendered necessary,
for certainly much very important evidence
is even now available. The sooner all the
facts of the case are made known the better.
Up to this moment the official contributions
to the stock of positive knowledge upon the
shocking subject have been scanty and in
conclusive.
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Here, where the victory is TO be won, IL won
at all, we have no negro voters worth naming.
il is O contest between two parties of white
men, and a perpetuation of the old quarrel
about the rights of the negro only strengthens
the enemy. The negro question is the only
one on which the radical party agree; it is
their only principle of cohesion. The surest
way to prevent the d~isintegration of the
Republican party, is to keep that
question alive and continue to force
il upon the country as a political issue.
The Democrats can become a majority only
by drawing off some Republican votes; but
on the negro issue the Republican party can
easily hold its own, and 80 long as it retains
the control of Congress there can be no
freedom in the South. If that section will
heed the timely advice given in the Demo
cratic Congressional address, and drop
'dead issues" we can easily revolutionize the
lower branch of Congress in this years cleo
tons, now close at hand. We ask the South
ern Democrats, both for their sake aud for
ours, to put no obstacle in the way of our
achieving this victory. When the Federal
Government is once more in Democratic
hands, we are quite willing they should
manage their local politics in their own way,
and will not then intrude upon them any I'M
welcome advice.
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more for the prosperity and glory of his
empire than any of his predecessors, not
excepting even him who founded the dynasty
and gave his name to it. But in this contest
we must recall him and the gallant people
who SO enthusiastically follow his standard
to the eternal principles of justice. France
has revelled in glory; her standard has
made the tour of the world; the nations look
to her for liberty and not for e~nslavement;
VEmpfr6 c'est Ia paig was q pledge and a pro-
mise given; the idea goes back to the tenets
which should guide the centre and the head
of the Christian Church and its self-assumed
or chosen champion. If this view be correct
and we offer it as a journalist comprehend
ing the solemnity of our mission-it is for
France, as the exponent of the Christian
faith for the majority of its adherents, to ar
rest the tide of war and havoc and to hold
out the olive branch of poace.
This is the delay and this is the situation.
We care nothing for the rumors of war that
have reached us thus far. The reluctance to
engage on either side reveals the conscious
ness of an uncertain cause. What more
splendid or glorious opportunity for a truly
great nation that has stepped into the arena,
thrown down the gauntlet and exhibited the
tremendous resources at her disposal, than to
say, even in the eleventh hour, LET us
prove that we are truly great-let us have
peacel'
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THE EUROPEAN PROBLEM.

When, in 1847, the great bell of st. Peters
rang out the summons of Rome to defend the
borders of her dominion in the Papal States
against the invading Austrians, then adj
vancing into Bologna, it sounded the first
signal in these modern times of Italian ma
t~iOnality and independence. This was the
work of Plus TX, and from city to CITY.
throughout the Peninsula, the summons ran
until a great nation, awakened from it's slum-
bers of centuries, reappeared upon the scene
at the word OF its leader in arts as in arms,
and began to revive the glories of the past.
The whole werld received this great move
ment with acclamation-the era of good
feeling was revived, the old affection spraug
up again in hearts that long had been
estranged, and blessings were invoked upon
the head of Pho Mono in lands hither and be-
yond the seas, where the title of the Popes
and of their primacy had been opposed for
hundreds of years.
And why was this? Shall we attempt to
answer? Because-and we offer the idea
with deference-the people discovered in the
head of a great Christian Church one who, in
championing his own nationality against a
power that then seemed overwhelming, also
championed their cause. Is the cause of
nationality involved in this fearful contest
Just opening between France and Germany ?
If SO, whose nationality is assaulted? Does
III O4O hNO - NOAb1 Va oh hAC0NOL W
straiten France in any or in all things that
she may do to consolidate her strength, to
confirm her position as a great power, and
to spread abroad through all the world the
influence of her arts and the amenities of her
refined and beautiful civilization 4? If any
there be we pause for a reply. We are told
that the Prince OF Hohenzollern's candida
ture was a menace and a danger to France.
We have the right to ask in what He is
nearly allied in kindred blood to the house of
the ruling French dynasty, and in religion
he is entirely in harmony with the peculiar
requirements of French policy. Is not the
matter, then, narrowed down to dynastic aud
national jealousy? AND if so, what have the
people, the great, struggling, suffering peo-
pie of Europe and the world. to do with the
quarrelI
We greatly admire and respect the French
people and French history, aud We recognize
in Napoleon III q monarch who has done
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

neSgD NOTICE Is EREBY GIVEN THAT AN AP-
Vs. ~plication will be made at the next meeting. of
the General Assembly OF the commonwealth of
Pennsylvania for the Incorporation, ia accordance
with the laws of the Commonwealth, or the
SAVINGS AND DEPOSIT BANK OF MANA
YUNK, to be located In the Twenty-third ward of
Philadelphia, with a capital of afty thousand dol
lars, with the right to increase the same to one hun
bred thousand dollars. 72s6m
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-08-06

OFT SAIL DUCK AND CANVAS, OF ALL
" numbers and brands. Tent, Awning, Trunk,
and Wagon-cOyer Duck. Also, Paper Manufac-
turers' Drier Felts, from thirty TO seventy six
inches, with Paulins, Betting, SAL Irvine, etc.
JOHN w. KVERMAN,
No. 10 CHURCH Street lCity Storesl.