davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-03-10

hhkF CAT TlLK-The yolane Of buslneaf transacted
10 Cay exhibits feEptetAb3e lncte1.1 that Of yc4-
bat ~ :. dpe ut 70 aoy actual tnctesse IN
ne fs'o 9t e The p!e7sees ot y e.atss teeas
aniitssns 51p si-a = a,tae1 ssa5e priess 10 Il:
estcnt of lAe:Ae ipo h6- Adtices tforn the Esat
Hcfc ~ bad" - that thlppcr1 although oot
AtsIAbk force, eTtned no T. p1rehas4
ptcssnt Law psfeet. and NJ des Of The ErRds OF
ssoss s1eh = NJ 1; ssnsAs ~ a;es 70. tee E'ss
Geod bateher4 s1ttk for The hdms trade, To
Gd stock stset1 wsrc Inquired to- s4ttahc o3r-
toxs con nseded pTees vel those c1rTe1t yessc-.
d sss tut1tpE q 81 tA5 ssfar abe formcr aod Il
e lEs e. 1he odertux. wer. OF e,od .aitv. better
ttap ihs s%sraFr 0t the lew dAss sad cnbfsefd
= Arrmhtt OF Eest!J dnc dreves. euca a warl hsva
rsdity enromspded ~ one week ago. bat tbeY
Nese Dot sated to ds. i IS. Dtpvcrs a1e iii
!o.lts hs..y man5 being ohliked 70 sell il .t ai At
ny be Eeec1pts l16 be I'd, aid tho s.,c< LIST
cad At rsrkc OF &I5A2LW tx tp!e=1ns q taa4 IS
f4r conc to E.od bI;etera' stock: sG5Sa&s 80 far
coumen T. eo It 'eE seer. az sotxS u c1s1na to
a5s n r. .os eaoiee e e1:!a shipping bnevtt
quiet At the following aaNataca:
ctos1zO rA1CIs. .. -
ooooe nte,es- Fine, III. vii icrnee. IL
yeaf old Hec1H. Aod Averaging troal |, ,an to ...
ps;ns Besves c;osd d.',: ve:iis,tsd. 'ane,,:: eo"'o'
for%*d steer. avss.s.ne llea e 12s9 ~. aoasSo 50
.sn. Ls 20 lsu ~ s....-.---....-:.-..... A758soa
losa xusAn
.sg.xt1f e e los9 80 a4!a
CAITIt eALXA 7Q-pAYs
, 1870-03-10

Young Men, the honor and haprtuess Of Xsr714sa.
and The evils ana DANCES OF CeIibAcJ; with 9aEitxtY
help for the attatnrat * aas true post,on IN hfa-
Sent ffer. In sealed cnvelopes- Addees4, HOWAKU
ASSOCIATIONS, Boz p, Phtlsdelphia. Pa
, 1870-03-10

o1,o4oeu.< .. y a9SA1 5ssss :.s as.su.a .tr....
4.sA..-:.-.,s:.s 80 -: :W.s ,.ssate
Pas:st xisreas StaI,1,..-- sss9 .sAsR
'aso' nx@soi: - aa41o a.rErs Az.
2:lS 2aS HfpIses. eIpG -ias4
uu,Hy.-sA t,K,wgaL RalLk0Ar
LAae Etsf;5 8 f5s; seSIs G y :, 80 -
faaeakcS tfAshs q Ia4 ocE2'Aa1 '7sss a" AstkF90
LL1eAfl II s-k'ss. s.,.- .,s,-
t;l.o4s k1s:e*' tsa't5A...-. ..:ts2E x9sAK
Ealsrlaseo AsooE.G &C z. at,sa; = ~ ? = HN q
5ay kIr;esl.--.---..-.-.-- 5Ma2 aM1n
'S5scay srnetts1. ssta:S1y e1cs7,e.- }AqaaT
xxesq.cd. 8KAEE q. Y RNi HERfh,
asGae1t tfassssSE AsNA
Waii aad dEx;re.s..-.,,..s..,s*7.l m 1.sa = =
Atlantic H1pters, a.lfy.,.,.... .,.,,,... lfcnE
ElyeJal4e and EEA1Nn Arepg.
-odaJnE.,.-.,.... ........,..s N se.naH
fvrnlak Exp,tAa. .,..-..,.,,,...sS SUpm tt1UaH
4sse:a Ps..ea5sF:: sF::.;;::...:::::: sls1a 'sas1
Sodstioa. oa.......................' ~ s.npn .gn,A
4. K1s5at saaai5 fK1ssss S.siaas. sx1se;s ~
, 1870-03-10

Public Comments on tho CHac-J.qu.
don Nocte&v, tts Mcrnl Cfittcism-
.AEASses ard ~ 5lotIss-Thc Prince
o1 Va'es'" aes''-lhc Sunday Press
and tho - s3aara.ttsted,, worklnE.
men,
, 1870-03-10

eIPtttoF tEhbhh would 1GqdIfe OF the
conul lice wtb,hef the chxJEe8 made ARAMs.
Supervisor 6Akdefa Of eu,ftfE money to have the
Soimai School located AZ Blue .Land xtre ex-
btntLtd
s1pczrtfor WAITE VIZ havc DO, bocause this
Levtt cane betcre us. We had 10 authority 10
ttd ios pesfot1 and papers. Whszerer We cjuld
sopetsi.of saS1ERs 1vt.a you wou1a give
n. FaEsipEsr. voula respcc,,u.l, move
II Al:5 d!spesrn Of one aJ or toa otceT.
S5petx,eoI MAIZE secoLd tnAs motion.
ts11. liza 1nov.d ard ttcoLten itas si.e ma7sr
sasaa SEHG ~i'-n moye an ~
sntt ugh o1r resula. bnhtness aod ta1s aaout this
III rEatt. ~uc!d More that II oe made the
sss sssf Gipb I'll be's A.sa As,nSs onuo
At in o'cltcE
sS BERG o1eaER fP;: ec FL 2ss;
Tie PRESIDENT. hope my motion Will pre-
san. Nor. letc r. re sEe al .sssun!ed. CO an: n.
tenrerta,lou bessetn Mr. Cau!frld and N.Y.
~ i1't1ds, hut s1mo.1 =. well tho IN smons .es
ctaIEls a1c nnde aea'rtt ne, and would prefer
! hsSlE tnem ds?ostd of 1t ooee- II am IN.
etrtty 10 Il 1natn in This board as oenper Of II
VEIL to te irlttn'lJ dt5ntsatd. ca1nos rena1o
IN ihst chair, Nj. Chairman, scd look npon theta
neu be1h lnovirE that III 1oeir hearrs tneJ ase
M, VI sn.y can 70 run ne, snd !he1 ,et III.
esan ten nuntea Ee1ce, l cannot tote ! III!
70: 40 T. win insist tia: It BE- lts:Aas!1
Ssf from mo
itss sneS ,s r. ! ne only oerasee, and let me p'
hGse 5faks III Es* y Fas 1s1 10
suyeerse,u ~ ~ to,nst1ow morning u wltnd1Axn.
s1s, 90 r o3te 9.mRs Tx lsenew II think II had
I'd r..n,e ~ Te @ 10 think Of H. We nay scs hkttniJ
IL. Ne - Iun " We nsJ ltea: oul Trend uuj1tt.
tt1sktitnon sna s t.,s,e M ones; The eop}ecs wants
On rem ~ n nnfGe,,nsIy Gs,ny ior Immediate aciioo. lie
ecssiIoF, 1e s ~. ..e1os.oy ~ and DO no hut II
ssee ~ ?: s.1e e a. 'n'''''e
r,t3s,i sepltu1sn' yols nope sna: not.on viii not
SUPERVISOR nc move " GSfn 10 !s1 !, m ,,.,..,
sqtspiffs g9e pRPsIhsti TAEiEK ~ 0'e
rol get too many motions etiore ~ nenemeo, nas,, q
Eot.oa uox IL 70 lay % the sae,e superil.eo' le'
einhs. motion; Inst Y u order. and II n.s: :,
sapei4i.os cIa liz esIied sf ,or 1nen; he lea,
md tney were ordered. and. being ia1en, re- ,al;e
-ltas, n; raJi, gar follows:
Mt1ss; hd;i.nd Ksti
s::s ss5s g.. cs.s cstss;9s a iss Rs53.ss ss
E1seE sfaesf "a ~oaastsu, wsae
: 10, =
sopev1,or HUMPHREY, when bis nam. y.
? called. said: whh TO explain nv VOC. I'll
pufst oe Las been talked oser amo :aas tho ue1
. ,I.. M 81 talA boa1u ever Elnce last Dec.mbst
7 1cNess &c have ~ heard aoout II, aad t4ye "a
our m!ndf partially msoe un apd If thero IA Az
: .nea nele. c1ea'inR any dMturb2nc<A who ar
nnaned 10 tace the music, and want to puI IN
: The table. 1e' WIZ ~ ~ -
. sep4ft1or 6AU1ER. when hil naue WIS oallet
. s.a 800 an tolnE to expsln my vote, spd ID
ssMon y ma that l cant 10 have tbs fnstts
saied orer calmly. want ltsie tins to oos
! dasl ~ ~ Mhols ma,ser. and therefore vote 10
, I0e rhholDlNa OFFICER Tbs QUESTION
1he Jess md na1s wee called loe, osdusea, TX
, 1870-03-10

In The afternoon the wheat rrxrket was fairly
a>ttve, and for Nc. ? epEtcg prices Here shade
higher, cloAiug lteaty At .6tc spot Seller last
halt Of Aa1eh sold st 7sA@7e1sc, c1oainS quiet at
the inside 1gure. o:her grains wefe neglected
Ptr1 products were quiet, with sales OF fto brss
mass pork Il teA5o eaAh. There WA no eTening
as1op.
Tnoncg market was dun and heasy, e'osrg we2k
1 decline Of asc- The receip:1 we,e $3.50, and tho
sales ata6, at SAoo9e,oo. Beer catt1e were IN
noteta,e demand, NJ . further reduction OF rs.
About 1900 changed hands, Il $3,o@La4 Be.
ceired, 1,;ss head
, 1870-03-10
REAL EtTATE.

warrsntee deedk conveying city and suourp,a
rrupt1sT within seven niles Of the Cart Houss,
n:cd for record On Wednesday. Alrra9;
, 1870-03-10

Describes diseases without ay information fsora III
Patient. knd cCTts without any ent1 tho
Of mercury, thas fa~tpk YouE hea:h and lie fro ws7s
Treatment rs Rast Aaeieenst. Up stairs. Censntt..
tion fec. - keud Sc tor lii .GuIDK ~ HEAL1H
AND LtnG L1kR."
, 1870-03-10

s.VttF.tos Dkobs!ON thongQs tnsJ sooaid
sspc:1uc1 GRAY c.l ID fot h aIesducnt.
Il YES 1oled out OF orceI.
1fc qresuoo WA t4hen upon the adoption OF
.h- 1epe1: Of TIC coIntttce- The yeas $50 aaJs
wee callet for. TIE vo;e was ~ follows:
s sse GsBe, nss %ss.. ssss aa,ss s:s
Ssi,tty. i.im. HnErh1ey, koat. AssEes. fetsra.
si,5 pi5 s3 .ss; s.ns . R.1 St' Ill; rs Ssi
%esssss WEE *1ss
wa.cIu.4p-s1
TIE iepct1 wsFro sdop.ed -...
7uK arr1I AGENT AND TIE coloREp r1oF1k
A.cts called co:ortd people who welt 10 bis oulse
tnoktd lanfeea," ACd be could not vote for
,ts i, c,esse q suea sosns sslaty.
stEfs1sol HOLLAND W. tes:'ned 70 me ndel!y OF
tou!d sote srhnstit
sspetsaor BELLY sa'd be was urcer tie in.
e1.s dc h!s .a1aIy eu,, !, be vi. NADER n.st,ke,
aIo touf tnst be hao, he would so.e "lo."
ak!pkT OF + or rn fnE p, Se1apiSo cSxa!sl1k: 40 IT
lie boi ding Con ultLs Z be tzIen up
surIyitul GIBBS attempted to edse IN reso-
scpcr.hor DASoLDs ~ss NJ m, ard Voa.d TO.
3,eld- He vau'ed rome buNress dcre. and DID
The CHAIR med the report Of tne Building
The repsIt x4s uken up and reAd.
supttTnof CLARK called attention to the Item
& Si, SO for WOODEN furniture, AID he woald nks
to kloW y here The r1rtiture vaz.
Supervisor PANLMAS SAID most Of 1t VA In the
Court Noctev 1E6 the TeEaatdef Eaa stored AID
lItcred BY Tho contractor, Mi. Solllst- -.
It's report thoEet Ib6t The total euo1nt coz
IAe1ed for pJ the co1ni;tct VA $ssa-s33 81 the
~ ount e1ptLded Gu e AID contracts, S3o1. .osss ST.
MAsitG balance OF s9s,1s2 Ga, from winch
| asN3 Is should b. deducted tor oTestratu-leAy-
| cue t&.SLec of III a3A Of.
| scpetfl1of WAITE DoEea that the report bo
n.nHed. ADOPTED, and pa:ed on 1le, the recon-.
| nr,,ss ossGCI1 euiJ be1DR excepted lie had m
fanrn ,ho hto tna lie1 oolec.ed 10 Jes.e1dAys and
er rs.vRtttnot ~, BERG understood ins report WIS to
sforid na, ~ nen b. Item, and did NOT sec WY II
ny,s S,Spe1Stn5 ~ WoRTu1sGroS objected {, oc:u.
IHenid III ~ uTn q tne board scassier inc liem1
sufer7iso, Nr;;,1nd Hnd taeJ could retcr TO IL
Ifct VS. rss+ins nsa1 did nos know wnJ the lsctl-
m ~ rstnt-x s1x s4ta DAT. Vas that the econn.
soteI.isor MORRISON nes1a 1Ise ass. aSoas ,Ss s,,
Lu an ouEe q lher Contact. Nthnnsn Sa'u s1s w
He Iol 1n41td. Hos VA that IL xan,a .MT ~ ~
fLoF Ne Was IN The ~! wing md fos,a r.
NEt1fe18 not In their p1sce4. ~A3 'e310 eAe
l THH BURR BHatEsr
Superior GIBBS asked leave 70 on,r ~. e.,
lnHltg: ~1S~ sHe aoa-
| WH9xAA Tbs tate Jontthao Ra.r eia n,t,. ~,
IN II II tald that he bequealhed 10 Go,1 1rn.
e1tlo 1es1 e1tats the proeseds Of bch N T. X
~ y Ok County To boidtu& aud oat1satn1nz -
| a2ytu1n u eaed cuaAty. thefefore AA'
6s's''a Inst committee II tive h AFraatt4 4
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-10-13


b. s9ufilsi tfF 8att wartp htT mi
Wttctt istr9egI.. ris ntdF sufssldoheI
psttsu sonnie, 10 pab mante n9cbe'
ouf tis Gclla gslset 'perteR mubisH
Diei,lbrn mstren ieBt fs Eafdf ais m5l
lids pcusnett. - 2etr titteu pegeu rs
gersSasTuna am Gniihuiptsung.
- 3m gransitu Sctei, in per ii
Warp, fhnitt am SamfaS N6snb gRm
Ctppre BEN @etsr @btlipps udersnp zines
Strettss pte Stsrltpre ab,
- G6omas 70. SoHss unb @rtbu'
Rcrsan iBarpeu onl Rrntag In ssr Say
lorpjue gllne eurn cine Uor3etitgs
SpreHgun1 I6per Yfrtebt, tob elaHbi
man, Sa6 lie lih otstsr er0olan.
- Gin l. DIT, seasn ubr Wcrasns,
brad in rem ,.RGpstip Giisnwsrtsn hsr
Scnse uno 9linaif Wauufattur. 6 omra8'
ME" Az Dittsbars 6eusr aus, wsltfs et'
neH GGaeen BON nabesu $500, 600 Gns
rtG,tete. SIs bic Mausrn rss 0sbaupes
einftiir,tsH, wurpe Elm @iaHu unter ben
5riimmsru bferabsn unb ;pst @fanner
truetn fhpere Serlfeungsn naYpn.
- Gin 5rduensimmer ron 1tle6tsm
8ufs, Namsus Dilts, tarb am Dcnners
flag MUrssn pIGblid an elmer 6sr5tranf.
belt. Sie le6te nit elmer auJdbl anberer
,,Sbpp Sls's" In einem 5nule In fer
QlIsp btnter Ser 8aibebreIe. ole lpl cine
Sapefrr In Milpillt, n. g., unp stnsn
iunsen Sctn In etRer SGule tn Qaen'
tpDn baten.
- Vferbs. .D;etFd6le Rnb asaenp1rtts
aItrpdrts 3abIrsi&, beicuesrs IN ben
eanppi1rittsu.
Dennis G9arFtp wur6e In her
Samfag Na&t suu bsm Sradtjuee tsr
9. II. 81. Gifsnbabn nabe 8tasnus iittrs
fabrsn uno fu9let& eet6ettt. Der Der.
Rprtsue mar In an9etruntensm 3ultanre.
- Der 5erbl eat Rtb etn9t1sat, tns
Dsttsr pirp titl uup uufteunrli4, fts
SIdtter Der Slums perSsn SrIb une faaen
ab. unp pie turlsn 2ag. uno ianssn NGhts
pes gBIntsrs tommen f6nea tertsi.
gEilfesbarrr. - 5r. G. Q. Ceilings
itarb am 6rsitas Worsen pl6bli4 an al.
ner 6erstrantbsit. Der Sertcrtsne par
einmat Glsrt Der Gourtsn une untsr Su.
6anan 9etmsitsr Don Biltsstarre; ct
erreiats ein @ltsr sen 80 Satren.-Die
Deuti4sn pOn bier tatsn wsttere $500
fur ben BEN rsutf6tn 6ilfSfOup coGIsftirt
uno iUelsih an GcHluI 86iIns mad Nsw
gcrf tsfSttert. @ern Die COMMITTEE ibrsn
lcttnswerttrn gtier NOD sintae Belt fort
fsbt, 70 HaJ Fs wobI an $1,000 lulnm.
meRtr!n9sn.--
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Sterker! Rad ,weipG dentliGer ab-
peIenteit III 6r. 9ls,lttpn fpeten tpisorr
aus benz Stea sagiidaetebr; NIT sinsm
8crtat9 Don StisIsln, Saubfn, Nsitta.
1tfn u. T. no, rslte Ibrea @teihsn iuAt.
gr bat i'm Ginfnufea Die rihtiss 3eit ats
sewartet unb bic nieerise @Clpprdmie
Il6 su guBsn 9smaht uHo III natiirlih
aud 8iGsne, ben prcftt nit isiuen 8unD
ben Au tteiIen. 9ger In istnem 0efh1fts
yrriprs6t unb bic Baarsn ptiiirt, pirb
th pcu her g8a6rbsit iibsr;rugsn.
5err Nntcn Seus belpr9t, rie bts9sr.
aud TIT Der 3ufuuft icwcbl ntut @rbeit,
ais aud 8eparatursu uub wtrb fetutn
5reunpen unO Ganbstsutsn BEL tbren GIN
taufen ssrns bsbalFt iein.
8erst6t ntdt: bic ,psits 9btire ron
SanperIcns 8anf. 28ap
AG- gBcr frine 3ixmsr gut nnb bilis
tape,trt su taten piafdst, Der iiter8ets
feline StReauns an alsr. Sap. @uftraet
ttuuen In Suffers glpottste potr tn sIms-
psn's 9apstenssf&aft binterIafsn wsr'
ben. .... I9mt
nA. 8srsebt ni6t, ba6 Strr G6iitsn.
ben, Gtgsnt6Gmsr Der Ipotbsfs 9egenibsr
rrm Gcurtbau1e batitr, 9ls,Rpturen auf
bne gtpifsnbaftrae ausfiibrt unp alle in
fein Sad stnI6laSenbea artIfsI pprrat6t9
6dlt. Sc wtrS reuti& pafsItf ssiprc'
den. ....- 2p
HS Das nsue p6Otosrapbiidt @teller
In Spbe 0art III an @npe her StraBeu'
| GiIentatnlinie. Die tsaen 8ilrer perptn
pal,lba anesisrttet uub fir 3ufrtsben9sii
aarantirt. Sprs6t bet ibm ppr. 14ap7O
ga~ Die beRe unb srSbh auswaGl
BON BaGsrtibIern psrtaufen bic @sbril'
Der 9sOnarb isbr bilIis. Gtssniltsr BEN
Gourttaule. 26mt
EG- Der Scmmsr Femmt unb Sebsr.
mann psrlanat elm Glas fiifGes tabIee
Qaaerbier. @ebriiper qeonarb fuo biz
sin,issn Jabrituntsn puu aaSsrbisrspum'
pen. Ssoer, Der eaSerbier StrEaut, ic!ltt
cine psrIelben tabsn; bas lebte 0las Stsl
tltitt taeur& sbeuic gut unb frilG, ale
bas erae. Gtns psr pumptn III In tbrem
Diem unb 8lehwaarensslhaft 9ada'
rpanna apsnue, ssssniibsr bem Court
bau1e, auessfellt uup mir smpftblen bsr
Dirtteu, fi9 ptelslte anJulstsn. 26mt
pA- gBrnn itr cute Rsftr, 0absln
QSFeI, 9inter. eaIernea uno aGtrtant
gle6s unc GiIenwaaren, gBafIsr. uni
gruunen. Gtmsr epsr anbers rem 5aus'
balte n5tttaen @essnaGues brauht, Il
asbt ,u 5sinrt6 s. 3ieeler, GsearRrabs
wsl6sr au ben btlltsfsn prstlsn per
fault. Z9i3m
sA- g8enn ibr sinsn neutn Sfei
brauht, 70 esbt 3u 5einrid 5. 3tegle
(ga6fclser bss VERT. George pieffsr)
mel6er eu1 ,ufrisprnifsllen pirb. Gr ba
cine CUTE auSpabl ppn Ssfsn, bic sr 81
ben btGltallen 9rriIsn Sfrfauit. Rauflu
lftse Tsrbsn wotl tbun, bsi tbm pCrju
IpIe6sn uub lsinsn Store ni6t psrlaGeu
obue bsftispist ,u frtn. 29l3m
AG~ 5abt ttr Elm nsuss 5aus ansu
llrethen Uber elm aItss su psri6Guern, (
iiterae6t bic Arbsit an aisr. 6as, welhe
euh Sufrirrenfeltn wirp. Guftrdse wer
. BEN In Qmsetn's Eapetenfcre crer Sui
lsrs apOttste tntssssnsencmmsn. l9H
p3- Osbriibtr eeUnarb. ssssniiber bel
: Gcurttauie, talten auf Qagtr tiuen srr
I Gen 8crratb pom 9ummtlhlauG ;u
Spriben rer SlraBtn unb @arten III
pertaufen bi(lie. 26mt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-10-13

9culs 8lans bat sinsn 8rtsf an tas
lransSH1Ge Bolt sefhrisbsn, pslttr Isb'
ten Samlag i'm ,.SOurnal SffeieI" sr.
I6ttn. CT iaet. bic Sstassruns pcn pas
.ris isi elm mpnfr6lts 9baurmtn, weI6es
Der gtI6t6ts sur S6mad 9sreidsn Uirp.
Die Civilization isi In paris finem 0t.
fanssutn sItid einse1Hlpfsn. (8tsaei@t
TurtU's, Spatls ,e.)
@cpobl bic a6lnii6t 2situns als bic
SnOtprnOenes 8elst btkauptst. .bab cline
spaRiueist untsrirpIl&e Communication
,pilasH Paris uae gpars tsIatbt.
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224 Ga Ct 10 an No u enne,
ScrantUn, pa.
"a i'd fiirslis has pbUtpsrapbilGs aitIisr bon
3. 8. 9rrpnsa tGufiG erltarhsn babe une has
GIeIGGft Ihpn cine 8eibe Don Sabren nit CT.
fola fibris, 10 bin i'd i'm Stantt, 8ilSer isetr
9rt auSufsrtaen, ME
0iiitcns 3arteu, Terrptppes,
SDprptppes. ImbrctppcS,
Starepfecpe, 9aifcrs 6drten.
gsIcnttrs @ufmsrEiamfeit reripsnee i'd auf bic
Weraelan Yileer. relde In grrbfr SGpubrit alt-
9efertigt unb AT alarbeit unb praGi ocn fsinfm
anbsrsn iibfrtrcifsn rrfrcen.
armmt uub teIebt bic prSbeu.
ttultre aartrn. giItrr fiub In eiutr @eifr ans.
atfiibrt, mel6e In bieiem 1bFile heS Staatrs
Hittt srretGt pirb. 8riIlaus unb &lGrbeit
fsnrseiduGn lie ale als erIfs Nld1ls girbeit. yin
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-07
A FRAUDULENT CLAIM.

Since several prominent Republican pa
pers in the country have Endorsed the ne
cessity of reforming the civil service and
of reducing the tariff, the Democratic
papers s'out West" have assumed that
free trade is one of their old and pet
measures What would the old favorites
of Buchanan say to this? And how would
the paytisans Of a Democratic President
relish the idea of entering upon new
lease of power without the patronage of
the Customhouse to feed their poverty
with? The love of free trade in the Dem
ocratic heart does not reach beyond the
immediate effect it has upon the ballot
box. Even when the expenses of govern
ment were forty millions of dollars per
year, it was never wondered that the doc
trine of free trade could be experimental
with in the United States. And when
South Carolina offered to resist the collec-
ton of the tariff, our Democratic friends
valiantly offered to thrash her into paying
the duties. It is hardly supposable that
this new Democratic fervor in favor of
free trade will win victory. If we are
to have more equitable tariff the Repub-
icans will have to pass it.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-07
ABUsINEss OPPORTUNITY,

Cincinnati is in very bad way about
her base ball club. The Red Stockings
have disbanded. The famous players
have agreed to spread themselves around,
instead of lying up close in Cincinnati.
One of the members has gone to Phila-
delphia, Another to Washington, and the
trainer and his brother think of setting
up business in Boston. All of which is
matter Of agony to Cincinnati, and she is
working up her courage to make new
efforts to recover her favorites. The Com
mercial is in very sad condition, and is
throwing out all sorts of tempting offers
to different parties to engage them in a
club at Cincinnati. This is a good
chance for the heroes of this new game.
Good situations, paying two thousand
dollars, can be secured in Cincinnati, if
all reports are true, by choice spirits of
the base ball mania. Let our fielders
think about this. Cincinnati is spelling
for fun, and it would be generous if we
could furnish her little outdoor sport,
by supplying her with the material to
make up respectable nine.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-07
PARTISAN SENTIMENT AND DUTY.

It is grand to declare that our lives
shall be erect and our deaths heroic; that
our ideas shall prevail, or the world shall
feel us. This is the spirit Of that false
chivalry which has probably entailed up
on mankind far greater woes. than any
other sentiment. 1t is feeling born of
blind, unreasoning obstinacy, which ac-
cepts of fatalism in a bad cause because
it has not the courage to acknowledge the
truth. The Figaro admits that if Paris is
to obtain relief, it must come from the
outside; and then, as if persuaded that
this help was not to be expected, it de-
clares that the garrison can only rely upon
itself, not to escape the Germans, but to
escape dishonor, by making sortie and
falling honorably.
The Figaro presents another alterna-
tive, which is that since France has not
rallied to rescue her capital, there is no
reason why the capital should surrender
itself to destruction. There is world of
practical sense in this last conclusion.
Paris is standing to-day upon a mere
question of pride. If she should consent
to treat with Germany, as she ought to do,
peace might be made which would leave
her much better off than any peace can
possibly leave her two months from now.
France is now in the position to which
she has reduced other nations in the past:
and only that desperate feeling which
actuated the gambler in his last throw,
sustains her in the fearful resolve not to
treat with Prussia until the Prussian
army has been driven back.
The suggestion that one supreme effort
and one heroic lgrave should testify to
Partisan patriotism, is about as criminal
q Il the resolution Of the banker or the
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-07
VILLAGE ORACLE DISTURBED.

bennett says that the Attakapas region
is certain of bright future without any
outside advice. This is aimed at us. We
have been poking in word Or two OF
seasonable wisdom now and then at the
Attakapas folks, and they are certainly
fructifying, else had bennett kept his
silence. Nothing is quicker to denote
the jealousy of village beadle than his
own folly in calling attention to interlop-
ing benevolence. Sarah Camp always
ruffies her rags when Florence Nightin-
gale puts in an appearance at the door of
the weak and weary; and bennett has
had such monopoly of nursing the
follies of the Attakapas people that he
would be a very unselfish man if he did
not get angry at our impetuosity in giving
good advice when he has been in the
habit of fattening on prejudices. Let the
planters have confidence SAY we, as an
emolGent to our impertinence, in what
bennett tells them about transplanting
orange trees, putting in muck, or raising
asparagus, but let them give him as wide
berth on political questions as they
would if he attempted to experiment on
their arterial system with injections of
chloroform or opium. He is no politician,
and he pretends to be no doctor. Let
him fool around the farm to his hearts
content, but keep him away from the helm
Of State.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-07

merchant who determines 10 settle his
accounts by shooting himself. Paris can
do much better than to bury herself under
a pile Of ruins, and the future chance to
revenge her present disasters should actu-
ate her to a discreet negotiation with ON
q my more willing to meet her on liberal
terms than he is to risk his fortune and
sacrifice his strength in fearful struggle
to reduce her to wreck. Germany had
rather spare Paris than to injure it, and
King Willianfvill not be as .exacting now
as he will be few weeks Later. Let
France, since she can not resist the in
vasion, do as she has often made others
do-negotiate for peace on the best terms
possible. And then, if she is not satisfied,
let her do what Bismarck thinks she will
do, prepare herself for the next fight.
This is the spirit of atonement.