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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-01-14
strange Story lroN JerusaIcDi

ALEAH't e2ofS hfDtRs bfhhNs2atta'' 20
Our friends ortRe Hebrew faith will
doubtless feel much interested in learn
ing Of certain strange developments
which, according to Australian news
papers, have occurred in Jerusalem. -
These developments refer to the COM
ing this year OF the Jewish Messiah
The story, as tod, is certainly singular
enough. 1t appears that the raj bi Of
Paks, town in Hungary, has received
letters from Jerusalem which state that
towards the end Of last month, n col.
umn Of fire was seen near the ruins Of
Of Solomon's Temple, and that q strong
voice was heard which addressed itself
to an lsraclitc, who was worshiping
there at that time. This voice warned
tho dcvoteo Of the coming year Of tho
Messiah, and declared that the Israel
ties sLoulG repent and lc made oLscr-
want Of tho religion Of their fathers.
Tho man so addressed then won't 10 the
city and spoke .prophctically Of the
whole he had heard, Thcrcrpon tho
people treated him as an impo,tcr, and
some went so far as to threaten his life :
but he, as if miraculously endowed
with Wore than human power fought
hundreds Of his assailants, and when
ortcrword, n batalion OF soldiers was
sent to arrest him, boGled thcm in their
endeoyors to capture him. Two Isra~
clitcs, tho lluncarian journal soys, have
been dispatched to Jerusalem, to learn
the exact facts Of this extraordinary
affair. II is clear that, if not ono of
the race ofprophcts, the man who, rs
abvo narrated opposed this host Of
enemies mnst be an athlete Of no
small prctension. IN. Y. Times.
rsgrs1yyssszzalsslz.4a
THE Effects orTcm Oa .l4c Skin.
Ii you pour a few drops of strong
tea on a piece otlron ( a limlo blade
ior instance } the tannatc OF iron is
formed, which IS black. Ifyou Xix
It with human blood, il forms with
Tho iron Of blood, The tauuatc Of i.
iron. Now, when wo remember
that the liquids which enter the
stomach are rapidly absorbed by
the veins and absorbents orthcstom-
~ IL
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1870-01-14

peA- A philanthropic naturalist,
Mr.. Higford Burr, who resides IN
a beautiful park at AldermNston,
England, offers his grounds as an
asylum to English snakes, and re-
quests people TO send HIM snakes
eggs and live snakes in any qusnti-
tity. He says that snake, hunting
for 'froSs along the margin ofa still
pond in the hot, MONDAY sun, is
one of the most interesting sights
that naturalist can witnsss.
The union Democrat., 1870-04-23

~ Kincaid Flat Mining Company. Tuoumne County.
California NoTICE.-There delinquent. upou. the
following described Stock account of Assessment levi
ed the Fourth Of March, 1870 the several amounts
set opposite the Names of the respective as
The union Democrat., 1870-04-23
sAI.R

SHENtFEs SAIE.-RY vIRTUE OF DE-
~ Greco treSteSuse Of Nwtgsgc and orler Of sale
snednntet the District Court of the fth Judicial bis.
trct OF the State et Csrnia Cnty of Tueumne in the
action OF Hans hsrvig ssains, John ~ Faughnan A,rs
faughnan and hn " Fleming, daly atteste,i the 7th
day ef April D. lSse. commanded 10 sell the f,l
lowing described property tCwit;
Al those certain tracts pieces or pares Of l.na s,,.
ed IN the county and state aforesaid and described AS s
lows rtat certain tract of land situated Ahot snrtas
hcing the tract of land decided To Joseph Webster
Recorders office IL Taelumne County. in Rsk Vol =
page sass also other tract efland aoininv th 80
said. claimed and taken up by said laSrpn Wshs,s @
entered fer record in the af,rcssid ofce in R,s
Vol page Si4. the aforesaid tracts Of Land hsS, -
AS the Iarhee Ranch and supposed to contain tlr h
slred and twenty or less. for more
description which ref is here made Ia tha rs
aforesaid also certain lot af land in the CITY ~ S
aforesaid running through frm Holden to Shenasrs :.
next south Of aaains house and lot being the n
scs aad new residence Of the said parties Of ,h
pArt together VITA all and ular the tenements 49,
,taments and appartenanees hereunte belonging on :,
anywise appertainin the premises herenhelre eser;h
ell.
Notice is hereby given. tha.c SATURDAY, the so,a
.,nv ef Aprii, a. ID. 1870, at II o'elock ~
in front of the House door, in the city OF Sanor,
will sell the above described property the hghes, h;,
der for cash. 10 satisfy said Judgment with Costs AM
"N''s 49, J $. TROUT, Sheriff.
Ry s. NJ. MI IKR, Under Sheriff.
sonora, Aprll -ti, lSio.-iw
The union Democrat., 1870-04-23

And in accordance with law and order of the Board of
Trustees made the 4th day Of March, 1870. many
shares parcel Of said Stock be
will he sold the office Of s. l.. Jones Co.. Auconesrs
10 ona Calierna Street San Francisco. the 2Sd
day of April. 1870. at the hour Of , O'Clock,
of said ay to pay said delinquent Assessment thereon,
together with costs of Advertising and expenses Of sale
u, IL GROVE, Secretary.
offce 30 Clay Street, San Francisco.
Anrii 10th lS5N-aw
The union Democrat., 1870-04-23
OF DELVNOuteNT sALE.-

Sonora, April 10, lS7o-Sw
The union Democrat., 1870-04-23
TIE HOUSEKEEPER's FRIEND.
n. cRAMER'S PATENT
Washing Machine


EtCMBENES ALL THE DrFFERENT
" practicable modes Of washing that can be invented
It's chief excellences tls il works easy and does its
work we'll 1t has Cyinier 2 inches ia ditmetcr, ~
inches wile tha, haDgs ia an angular box that works
with ieyerciauk. On the periphery OF this eyn'hf
are lines Of beyr edged buckets similar water whe,
the lines running parallel each other so arranged th"t
u the cylinder reyaves back and forward che line receives
AMI enrrrs the water IT, and the other discharges IT,
ANY desired motion may be given So as to wash Riuse.
Win b, or sfeau. The bottom of the box Is metal
lined in the bottom is galvanized iron Stove fur
mace with pipe at bark extremity.
The bax being supplied with water fire kindled in the
s,oya the clothes washed beng placed in the cyiin
er and motion, nothing hut seeing can convince
ncrs,s how speedily easily aud cheepy clothes washing
that mos aborious branch of domestic drudgery be
performed -. -
Patented Ang. 3ist, aud Nov 16,h, 1Sce. These Ma.
chimes for SALE and may be seen in operation at
my house.
ns- Rvcryhaiv should see these wonderful Machines.
State and County rights Tor sal. Address,
II. CRAMER,
c,rner'oi Pine and Iinohcrg .. three blocks West
Of Wells. Fargo 4 s".. soiefa atnia.
Mlrch 18th, 1S10.-u
The union Democrat., 1870-04-23

It's reported that Prince Pierre Bonapartt
has arrived in the United States.
The union Democrat., 1870-04-23
s 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 9

TO THE WORKING CLASS-we prepared to
furnish all classes with constant employment at home.
whole Of the time for the spare moments. Business
uew light and profitable. Persons of either easily
from Soc to S per evening, rnd proportional sum
deyotig their whole time to the business Boys and
girls nearly much That all who see this
notice may send their address, and test the business
make unparalleled oer To such not well salts
fed we will send 81 to paw for the trouble Of writing.
Full particulars valuable sample which will do to
work and copy Of THE PEOPLES LITERARY Con-
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publish dali sent free by mail. Reader, IL You want
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Jan. -, lS10.-Sm
The union Democrat., 1870-04-23

SONORA LopGE No. TO-
Daniel Sewell, +. A. Freund, W. W. Boyle.
TuoLuMNE Lopez No. 81
A. b. Beauvas, Ed. Psrson, G. Hudson.
MOUNT HoREB LODGE No. IS.
j. A. S. Trout, L. Murdock. A. Bullerdck.
Yo SENITE LoDSE No. 81.
J. Sargent James J. Luusden, ". Hubbard.
BALD MOUNTAIN ENcANpMENT No. /.
C. III, Randall, W. L. Sears, l. J. Potter.
KNIGHTS FERRY LopGE No. -
A. P. Bartlett, J. r. Horsley, P. Englehart.
MOUNTAIN Brow LcDGE No s..
George Hanna, S. Piiman, j. +. Sears,
J. *. Retz, l.. Mayer, C. b. Cutting
FLOOR MANAGERS.
s. NJ. Miller, NJ. Bacon, Il. NJ. Lampson.
Music by Chiresc Camp BRASS & STRING BAND,
j. X. Reitz Leader.
TrcKErs, (erclusice Of Supper,) 50 CO..
Chinese Camp, March l9, lS1o-6w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-21

Advices thus far received from Europe
leave but little doubt that the Confederate
States Of Middle Germany viii sldS with
Prussia in the coming conflict with
France. This will be an acquisition oi
no little importance to Frederick William
These States comprise Bavaria, WatterR-
berg, Baden, Hesse, and Lichtenstein,
numberlng n M hdariy led millions Of
people. Bavaria has a population Of about
RJtSl95ptbHeIsRHS HsF sRPEPIi 9sSSsE
10000. Wurtemberg has population Of
one million eightIhuhdted thousand. Her
army on a peace footing numbers 14,l5C
meR;lop 4 RnptdOtlng "a, ,AQO. U FhGp6b
ulation Of Baden Is about one million souls
The army, while on 0 peace footing, num-
bers between 1000 and 5000 men; ex'
ceedS $4,000 on SSWdr footing. Hes5e ltAs
q population tfs about w million people
and some 5000 troops. Lichtensteln has
eight hundred thousand souls, but nc
army. Assuming that these States act
In ateoSd With RfhaBia( (tllG, Population o.
the two great belllgerents powers will bt
about the same. aat
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I'll OTlsh6IESt6stI IN87Wfs.S

WASHINGTON.

aat,sg 10 ,iWA6HINGT0NsG,1.l ~
[ynf ~ "a q! slgthy1 1-G4'.i.R ,sp-tth
Suicide Of the new French Minister.
WASHINGTON, July 90.
4 Prov,'ost,I P','rt I'araadol the new French Minis:
ter WHO arrived here last weekand was
received by tho President on Saturday,
committed q suicide ,atbi one O'clock this
morning. by shooting lIimselfwith pistol
He had been very busy since bis arrival
and yesterday his mind seemed to be
wandering though ,h0d continued to give
attention to his business during the after.
nOmg 1t presumed that he was labor.
Ing under RatempoFary' Of insanity
caused by fatigue and, intense heat. ~
1.-THE French MinisterSh6 1t himself, In bis
sleeping chamber, and thel circumstances
attending show that the act was premel,
ttated. His housekeoper heard tie report
otCthe Pistolnand lruShed to- his room
where she found PGrdd6l lying, dead, on
the floor, Rpd bleeding from The rleft breast.
The ball had entered Immediately OYeG
lie heart, It was ascert pa that he had
walked out yesterday land purchased d
pair Of pistols. The other r'WAs found on
his bureau, with cartridges beside 1t. The
body was cmlIalmed and prepared for
burial, but nothing further will be done
untflt the arrivaliof M. Bertheny, the late
French Minister, who is in New York,
and who. has been summoned here by
telegraph The body no doubt will
be takGii 10 France. The French Minis
ter took possession his house pm Friday
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New YOrA Money ana stock Market.
w NEw YoRK, July %.

Go" AVAAA4 NAAS ~
Rarly IN the day there was . very EUverlsh and
and unsettled iOBllnR In We'll street, with par.
tial revive Of the war excitement The Gold
Room was the clit4 point OF attraction, and
there were R0mGW1l0 AhctuAt ions, The market
opened at very early bopb G9S before The open.
transacted at 19ih .lThO drSt recorded sale
In tho roOmwA jRt mis- Alter which 1t settled
down 10 19lH612tX. sensations were needed
and they were soon received vBlEst came the
suicide Of tho Rreuch ,NlpigteF; then, tho naval
battle on Tho Rhine; then aothGF naval battle on
the coast Of Holland; then The reported calling
out OF the Turkish regOfV03 thnl that In the Bank
OF France the rate OF interest had been decreased
w per csnt, and following a9ll these reports
down TO u q Frankfort ahd'F8 ii London: On
this collection Of sensations the Gold Room
started on new career OF excitement, and gold
worked up from 12i& to l09h.
OPENED active at 6f1T per cont
on call loans; this 1ftNu0On,U was more stringent
and fancy rates were paid. AnGE bank hour the
| demand was very active and continued quite late.
The general ERtG on eIltWaBe peFcUHt. In many
lgstA1sPs gol9 interest wes PAD, and ,aEtsF :
theTeRal TateH In tho Gold Room the Stringency
was very marked. i, Carrying fat0si1, 8 and 6pGT
cent per annum; 1.aao3-A per CENT per diem,
pending the reception Or the bids for tho Treasu
~ gold. Cable tGlegTdnS lls0 ceased for . while
The gold specalat9E9 were A9tqnbhed at the fGct
Of the million offered by the Government only
S6IS, ,0G6 were bid foY at tiISi0l9a 10 TheyiR
m accepted by tue GOYerpment, and instructions
were received 'lrom Secretary Boutwell, not ID
offer rtlle remaining SaIb, 900. This checked
The somewhat dropping spirit Of Tie
Gold Room and thelphcd advanced Goth i9ix
10 122k, Gold BpecplatprB did not make AnY
bids l6f gold, and frightened almost everybody
rotary Intended to accept al Bids. The market
did not remain steady long 6lter the Treasury
% S5qS Sns FSS nPdEnUSa @ Sod %Sa
nofS StIet, the Bulls evidently feeling hn6a9Y at
tho absence Of reliable news Of battles The
price was crowded up 10 199sSS but Afterwards
fell OF. and closed At129 Many Of the dealipRs
ing HGase, showing little EeaFfulao6s Of another
break. CIeaTances, Sl21 99l, 900. .I.,.ys,Es
sllSFTIit ma HScIfh hHdR-Ont nt iitJk fof
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The Empire is Peace., ,.nlI


FFUWS utS 4EROHNSs - IilAbNs p i'l+ N't.l 30 -
When Loah, Napoleon proclaimed him
self Emperor, he Announced, In pompouS
phrase, "The Empire Is peaeeHl Yet,
during hisSltottFeign, hellas plunged the
French Empire into three great wars with
three Of tho great Continental Powers
RdSsia, Austria and Prussia. If, before
he disappears, from tle stage be should
get up war with England, he win liRyh
proved the EmpireH TO be "peace" by
lighting Glllthe great powers Of Europe,
Beside his European wars, he has hadhis
MeIicaniWary his ,Nan ind China, his W4r
in Cochin China, aud bis fighting in Al.
geria. Beside hiS f6tcign wars, he has
FEaS5g ,tSeF e u Se ] o6staaHt ihsasss,of
civil war. Beside his important wars, he
has had frequent squabbles in Rome. Be-
side his actual wars, he came very near
getting into war with this country five
years ago, Sndlhe lately tlIFeA tened Spain
with war. While thus demonstrating the
Empire to be "peace," after the Napo-
leonic fashion he has raised up, amid 4 q
hiIldltfb6f tYar, Sfhff AI 90pNtV if
hedF6f hidunt the tIir66e, &fId do1hlIesS
carry on the business Of proving tho Elm
pire TO be peace by fighting all around the
circle in the style Of his father ahd'llis
fathers uncle. Such Is Napoleonisnl.
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Eject Of the War ON American Sc
''curfties...s.Goyernme and RaiIs

E5Ns,1A AZ kka WnR nm ATRARfNnA I4o-
S.ec! q tIe THLo,,,,oIt 1IS ~ anS RoTI.
Cutl'leA'''O'''"lAens ""~ --',.'i -
way ~ q, ,.5',L, : M, Y az al
ron q teft'laasp.tta ae AtG10sr; re 4 IL,
Though the stock; market conunoeSito
be somewhat unsettled by yrFeports "irom
Europe 0s regards the dtncultY oeEYeeeln q
France and Prussia, II - not genetally Pc
lieved that our Government SECURITIES 9!
will be permanently 9nectedG i n n cfeqlt'' and .Cll
temporarily only 20 taE t9s they may sym:
pathiEe in'the advance ofwhata y termed
among Us % the igold premium &! ~
gold ADVANCES our Roads, %nicn ~, ,golSas'
bearing, Will more or less decline; .snoola
war actually be 'waged, there would posi-,
bly, be some OF our $50 bonds held abroad
returnedS but the amount slt1s not t1 expeet-
cd, would be largSl oE Itne renu4H E 81 i99g
contlnumceLiLiMna nat Is more important
Iteration IN TINS eonneetion lS IN the q e.
feet q German war VIII nave on the Ger
man money market, ana tlrough II ontle
credit and sale ot american corPofauon
bonds! "ltts well known that preparations
have been MADE W, ,E4tsi various latge Eallii
road companies IN tels country 70 negor
tiatoi In Europe, andHptlncipally IN Ger
many, mmy mllilionHS gH 81 tneir nor mortgage
bonds. Before this lRar, TQunle 'W4A
France came the icremt ob these compa'
nies was at very great discount, AZ beriln
indeed, so Inucr had ~ fallen IN the
estimation OF the great capttattS@ there aS
to awaken . public caution against lurthGr
traffic in all American company loans. u
this was done at a time when thefe %asR
plethora OF capital there seeking adyantat
geotsn Inv vcstmept, and when those COM on1'
pany securities ,h9q the lprestge given
them by the high credit Of the United
States Government, which was develop
ing extraordinary resources and paying
hrgflYo( tts great Hebt Whit VII aat1Tral.
ly bc the disposition Of European
capitalists NOW, when there - s"Flarge
q demand for capital a. home III y IS
apparent to the Iamost ! supeEtlcial
observer that with ~ I war :. between
Prussia and France there VIII not ibe q
market In Europe for o. dollar OF Ameri'
can railway bonds-and certainly n9eS IN
either Of these Two nations: Il Inc s1rlt'
ting out OF our railroad ibqRls tlonl Inc
foreign markets will neccssartIy create,
very decided pressure ~ thei lIotliet mar
kct fr6h that .class ot BQrpwc and We
shall not be surprised Kto wimgSsL IN early
advance ofthe rate 6f tnterestahll % near
that the further present prosecution ot
some Of the less PROMISING ot Qqr a1Wtay
speculati lions have been abald dppea. Even
tempting lahd grants WILL be lOQna ,msuI;
Rnf 4. k1An Hso610fksaH TNOhYa m
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.WXsHlrtNiTG!!ToN HlrtNiTG y 9 c6{UNlTY.I

FFOm tS 'IvgsltNgtOn Cll.) Reporter, f'., l.i
+" A FRRIdE'FFFuItLL ACCIDENT. rMr. john
Putnam; while moving with machine on
tho farm Of Jacks6n MGncc, IN South
StrsBape township, on Saturday last, met
with an accident which came very near
costing him his life. :, While passing over
some rough ground in the meadow tile
wheel Of the machine struck an ,obsta-
cle, disl0dging him OnlHthB seat Il and
throwing liiniiriglit, IN front 6f the cutter
bGt.." EB6t6r6 he could stop TIC h6rses tile
mower passed over him, inflictlng terrible
injuries. Tho dloweF. bone rof the right
aftn1w lsevereq near the wrist In two
places, the arm itself was gashed and cut
ftightfully by the knives; tho bono being
laid bpreltle little finger 9aKcred from
the hand, md the tendOns on the back Of
tllatmBnbefi an cue through. The LEFT
arm Is also much cut and gashed; but
none Of the injuries np0n 1t arc Of dis
aBIihg | shGfdctet, 4 though exceedingly
painfIl.' A messenger was at once Ills
PATCHED u S.toRR fot, 4 IDE, az KenlSi, and
In lie meantime ono ofthe hands work
ing III. tic same effell had the presence 'ot
mind To stop the cffIsion Of blood by fas.
tcning IN improviscd tourniqIet Oht9e
artery.
The injuries though terribly severe arc
not considered Of ettal sharIcier, eEaFa
stci6n g tfat the right arm wtll not Be
wholly disabled. Fortunately the upper
large ppgs,Gl 1he E1lst T. y Il9lnla5' s.aSl aaa
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Eu.lIlUu ~. :. E.NlaE a, 'TtI =fL EaI
TME fact Il commented upon IN New
York THAT no official declaration Of war
Tins TltliH c6mnRiHIiianicat6d FROM France or
Prussia to their respective Ministers at
Washington; hnd'that also The Ministers
at Berlin and Paris had not received their
passports Gtlast Accounts. The Inference
dRV6iS alSt Diplomacy !ahf6 Cobgrds
Of the Great Powers may yet settle the
differencesIWithott apfotracted war.
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ONE Of thG elitdlp Of Tho Portage wis
Rtgister-1aGl TufA Ter, eonfEnled dis.
'ciple QfIsaac " alt0n, hid gone TO Oshkosh
or somewhere, fishing. His partner,
Brappan, explains 70 the ,RaF0flsterI read
erSi
ITO many inquiries as to when Jack
WIN hetp1n re haye 6tlY toaAH HAt 4
may be In o week, a months a year, and
then again he may. never be back. It
depends altogether upon the fishing.
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GEN. scHENck has definitely deter.
mined, not to bg . candidate DOR re,elsc-
tId toe GOngre IS. Hsi aisqssys n thtp 9
&Udld induce lin to accept atorcign
mission. He has become associated with
aidnd' 'aiHidH Httlntgratior itomPany dt q sSla.
ry Of $12,OOOper annuln, one oflthe con
litlops Of his engagement being SStAat.lis
wlIllnot accept any political eficAt!iIll 4 I
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IT does not appear that any one con-
nected with our Government fears any
disaster will happen to this country, apart
from tho effect Oftless war upon our ship
ping, or that We can become involved in
a European war, there now being nothing
to excite such fears;
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Raltimore Market. !

a+'Wl rta W BALTnr0hB, July %.
2Ftoun-Attive and advanced COe: Howard
street BupeEanO % 00@6 q; do. extra u O00
3 o. Do, hmily S8 Q@8 %, l,,Y. lied
OF fldW red u 81 6d0i 10; white 81 .6991 %;
PanHEglVaiiG 81 66@1 o; western q o0bl o,
c0nI Quiet; Whlte q Soi yellOW q u, d OatS-
69E6Sc tOr nav ard osa ~ ~. .a.,yilf and
4 fIi0Vf1toU- -MeGs Pork Gtm q Stt; B4e6h
lSHc; Sh0aidoE ike Hams So696c! Land Ann
9e!sWR'fi,rr-1H Y VII good demand 4 3toaolG. u 1.
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Eu:oniot s 3 Rhine

g. u: :Qaist s. hs Rhine !.
], The stp6sfonin 6tcpe Is mot Ientlal-
y changed plnc6 u ei1nyiFo ar as we
can Judge Erom hiB hIs dispatcheS
That is to ss NO oolil'lop n the Rline
d announced nn Is any chahg hge reported
in the relati9 91foI oibar p1vc 3 to the bel:
.lfgerenta. Tho,4 a rcpoft that the
French troop has, ctcN the frontier
and seized acl.om hoase near the
boundary between ElheniSh Prussia and
Rhenish Bavaria, on the, LEFT bank Of The
Rhine Phpec M foEI6N has gdpl 4
the Balhc, and Viii Invade Prusstn
with ,tGndfad6eJ 4t0al v the North
For some reasons not explained Turkey
hRg salEa dam aRa btdssed4ha moi
zStton d her army and the destrIdion q
her tsIess c@ph#4qahif @ # u tlpd FRith Eu.
rope. Whenever there Is . war anywhere
ipEbrope Turkey e&pestk 70 SaRSrj add
whether her alarm in this case is the re.
snltoe neFsgSdefal experience QgHc9i !
isom sOmS1s pecifc danger, 4 4 10 dOuet
well founded a 5Tbe CFFenehl declaration
Of war has been officially communicated
!tgBsthtssl Moth iGeE9apr parliament raull
created much patriotic enthusiasm In thut
bQdy i declares waf not only against
Prussia but her allies, Statements from
Berlin say 'att Gsrmaby is united
and harmonious in resisting NAPOLEON
and a London dispatch says Gsthha1ty Gh patty
makes NAPoiEoN's detEronement her
uNltlhsetuql; 4 fRGtIcledI GPRthS 4 4R;
pStcK whether iplomatic negotiations
have been In progress and Germany has
really made this ultimatum, 'cF whether
this is simply the work which the Ger
mans propose tpra them sGlyes in the war
G&5 6A6ASt pr5B 5aBd6iS LStI1he dbpdtth
means.
Thsre y evidently yeEy,Figid censor
shlp'oh't lie tntwsfn France. NGroTEoN,
with the instinct of deapot, forbids all
newspaper correspondents (evcn Frcnch)
the privilege of accompanying the army
s9t9at whatever tA9f French army may
do, all accounts of It will come from off,
ciAl French sources. except what comes
from the other side Of the field. 1t will
be noticed the intelligence Of the seizure
qGAs IA hoRs Hear saEFRrdck eaa&
not from Paris. hut from Cologne, Ger
N man city, On m the lower Rhinee, oo.- -,Glr
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Ohio q Oa Rye Receipts light range fFuGn
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bold Of; yellow 81 Is; mixed western 81 100i Il
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QRoeERIES-Unohfnf6A ~ T.
P9oysIoS!--Held AFmly. Meas PoEk-&aO %
out Petroleum nominal; crude I've; refined
IIF1f;kT-stsadys iEon bound 81 Os, m Ie.
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THE Governor. Qi3 Minnesota has ap.
pointed Hon. WM. WINDOW, member Of
Congress, to fill the:vacant seat In tho U.
8. Senate occasioned by the death Of Mr..
NoRToN. ssEk