davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-01-27

UILs-The market for carbon Wa easier. uw iuE Is
decine Of Ne ia velsud, but qnotable reau-tIon
spfssed aas17c being thu suans prteea Lard oll
&oed eons1mptlve teuasad. and Era u previous
ysrs qaies .nd ": 1e9ea: ea1 ,iss K1ssa latd
Erta. NV re nnieed, boiled, stoo whale I'll. &! ii
e. :5 hsLk OIL sc st1stts ~ !ohstsa.iak ~ V
on. tls :neataioot ell, &Lss3lE =.
fUELTAY-SJts: "a! n keod dfessed turkeys At
l74llsc; dcz roos chickens e3 80; dnz kcoa At
34s dog choee At e Y: DO 4 sa; do :: q 81
.dsz dfetsed ND coup geese II Slo GO: doE dresstd
due1s 1T 81 Ie,Hk15.
FUTA1OES-es,es: 20 bu Psaehhlou1, from store,
It &e 20 bu delivered from aoEr II la4c; 30 bu
rNr
, 1870-01-27

Qks sE1ssle% = g sksf 5e1lew stsSi ~
hUNiY-Salrs Ct ttd III choitr. IN boxes, At 4Sc
HAY-1he market vas literally supplied with Al
uouf. and. With only moderate demtnd. the
eonee.sion Of soc3al Q! Quotaons, rhieh
f9S 1,,e rf:,,t = dass lStas e.
4ta aAlA %; ,Fs,stc. iooas On wagon, slaooala@.
HlUAS-kcreivcd. e, ,'6o ~: .hipped, t:as5o fta.
There a tair novemcnt tn hides 10 day. out the
feeling dryirped te1s Grn and the opinion aecaed
20 prevail thai p.!ets ronl3 take lower tsner ofore
the eo'e Of the week SALES effected At the fott,~
cured o%e: green t.I,d part cured fsren frozen
9IGa9c. green e.H 6e. green kip. ltac dtJ !Et l28
.oc; dry Eat. le.a scored cut otherwise cam
sged, tEo thi,ds pi1ee: br audtd. 10 per eept Of
IRON AND STEEl.-7rsde was dali, Jtt there was
70 dhpo.t4n the pat ot hoidcs1 to sRaae pt1ces
, 1870-01-27

rott<d finn at tie saacrs 1un's'sa1,; Bel, s9"'
iratJt &lo Il htck nss, 3 60; aI.hs- - ~. rh.
WuulrK+ee std. Lite Ut: shltpe5. Aeto y, 1ne ~
denard Has faf15 sttIYe, a.sd prizes Ec1e 111 1o'
, 1870-01-27
CHICAGO LIVE STUCK MARKET,

FEpxEsD4I EvEXIt1, Jan, u
Tic 04l- wig table ehu* he daily sh1p
mcis =, nyt ftok dnzu tbs Ntck up to this evening.
reported b tbs eec1etAiJ Of the UnIou Stock Yars
, 1870-01-27

IT r hot .eST s,Ifi9 .tifs Ib,, 1
IL ( a1a u.ar,ained fair deE-ee os actyy tnfou.h
eE. The terts were ass.a untxpeeted1y !s:st bu:
r;oSe lzss+iy .fzte'ttve, so1e t1nn had ehsrstok
hard' turins the day. leaviak Eot to e{tesd k head
dsy sstas oHses we're 5pay i "a eGs snoise
Trsrssccns reported At es poa6 to fer nteiot to
esa a. Sht. ooalta, and uted !1f1 - s:s % far
eti3up Ia ed eyndsr. and II ESs:97 20 far e leo TO
ezra The nlket dosed etcatJ II eam9aH Sales
lutlude tkc fcl1oHatk-
, 1870-01-27

The following were the auourta Of graiu report
I'd al In ore IN this city on Monday morning Last,
acd at corresponding dates:
WlETER WHAT.
, 1870-01-27

STEAM DlRtCI To LONpQn.
LONDON And IEW Y0Ek STEAMSHIP LIHH.
S.eaEerI fcrtnishtiy u LoZdou frora Pic Np. L.
Eottt River. Hew 7cfk PazaaSe Il 19o ssD and ~,
currency.
Ee4IonA-.........-Ja9. = AsaAa:s-.-----...-Fehu II
Eur saMAxa IA Hamburg, Fireman. H&vra. Pa1ta
Antwerp s2d H1ttetds1s Al ehea1e.t currency F1sss
HAfEACK. eorres 1aSalis aud III adisan s.s. Ct,ea{e
For freight 70 ROWLAND 4 A6PfN6ALL> - aocth'
n, new YORK
, 1870-01-27

BEEF CA7TLE-1het~ active hufness Co.
Ira in this bA1 u he Ayn stotx naske1 to.y. fton
tic chit to G<e and notN tho large
eurTtJ on fklc-thtfc Ut Fc Atout 3~lo bead in the
yAlrth tGleEabty f fec ing obtained. AUG for eh1te
stotE IN tact Ais ETAdGs aboFe eoulsn. previous
rates fally a1ststncd Adyfecs from the
markets ttaoT ere scce:A1y Of fAynr&blc raasae.
TT. Which tmp.fth enLi3rrt feelnk shipper. and
ftock that cpnid bt .itAEetutIy hahdlcd in tbs
AA4te1n A1ket1 net with ps s4is At rauunera-
tive pHeGx. 1he average quality at the Ao:A trctfred
to day not - Eooa - .esc:dasA \ the proportion
tf euu.n1u and medium efA5c4 being much rncst
pylualtlf there Herr. hoWercr,A lew ~nuu.h-s"
that 5eaIlJ choice. &ap0 beicK rcslrod In onc
4u,tAutt. willie ssFets aAieA tGeoted At geo
7h. 1htse hette- dem md f1I "atoektr1 thas
tninE yceslday ertte rrteedius caT. thor8n priEea
lutd aAG At tho f&me, the dcfruee II there was,
hing in .1Ter ei hui Eood bCtch4EAt 4toct aold
well EAes 1ktrx .SA3 IS Tor roe u,an {I I'd tntt
to TT snd Light. ateers RI. ua1ke.
eloked tteadT.
cIIsSlSG TuICEE
Chctet RteTes- Fine. tat wel fcf1aet. Ato5
year old st&es1- and aEesasae 6 from Loo to
PrHt Betve4 - Geed ~tllfastsd. AeelJ.
iofrcrd stee1s s7essfnS ilso las9 ibs. sas37 oe
ling La:o to io j. w - asessoa
AeclEE1 c!ARa-Aedt1m steers aud eood
Itse H.. -. ..~.....-.s. ...-...: 4spss.5
sTe,Ss;nx Eo6 70 iSs1 bs..s....s.. ~ loosa4 oo
frie!iof-sht sbd thtn cow apd Btees1... 2A033 70
, 1870-01-27

Craf2e % Jay:
-.-... new YoRE. Jan 90.
Flour lower; fs.1a35 %. Wneat lover aud un-
settled; No. asprlnx a. q lst9La,: amber, 81 3ns
uata qu1er at s7ta Sc Provisions lLactive, nom.
ttsL Wh:skeF dull and u1saAnle IT SLoA Gold,
1sa.
F1orr qutet SEQ Bteaay- Wnest easier and mac
tive: No. 2 epripR, gl.!S N store: No. ,. 81 10
aneat amber. Sl.aV.S1 e. Corn Irregular: Lew.
SO s:c; ole! g. 06s. o6H IN ssrIe Oats active
KAT.
LIvEKfoo1, Jan. s6-1f:l6 T. u.
Flour al Els 3d. Wtuter waear, S. sdtass sd;
rcd do, IA 5j97t 105: white DO. o. 81 59I 81
Com. ass Cd. Pork. 1tt2Ks. L8td, saI.
LATEA-l.e0 . m.
1reaGatuns uncnhEReo. Lard, 14s.
L4TRR-
At the c1ote OF Change the wheat narkc. was
dull, bot prirts ruled aeoui AaHe higher, No. >
epsine c!csrg 1t soAc selter Feotu.rJ, a1d s2Lc
seller March. The corn anl oat. UaIkets were
dull, hut s!ealy at the costug ngurcs On 'Caauge.
Proyslora were quiet, with sates OF 2Je0o ~ dry
sated shoulders at 1Oc cash; 10 coo abort rib ael-
Ter tsat bali Of February at l351c; c30 br1s mess
PORK at SO Is seller February. and luo bria do at
$2as5 spot. In the evening the gram markets
were entirely neglected, and quotations were the
saue Is noted anote.
The live hlg market ruled active and firm for
comsnon to good bacon grades, but dnll and 2es,
CSC lower cn choice aid Inferior. The receipts
were 1s,tsE, ald the sales II, 4,0e0. st range OF
$s.lta93o. Beef cattle wtfe ID good request, and
ps,ces we're 4teads alu uuctuuged, ranging at
Is oOta 7.s5 Tor Inferior to cbolce.
, 1870-01-27
WINDOW PULLEYS.

american f31.Axe WFS.
&fTyAts. pow FELLEYS-1ae rIrfc1s
~ ~. E;4. t.s1k4&s sd ya.S ESss ~
~ }Ft ehnsrut WCL3aw fuileY s7e.
81 ffl971s.sEa5A Approved ~ V eA.L-x Ee&
E1 ,tE:.zAes Ell - k1tl1s:x, Fl< salo q
- Hu6Z 4 9QA LAknxt. Qhtssss
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-07-28
TIE TROUBLE WITH PRUSSIA.

Before all the implicated parties could
be brought to trial, and while the ques-
ton of possible encounter with Prussia
was being preached in the Corps Legisla-
tiff, during the debate on the army coming
ent, the candidacy of Prince Leopold of
Hohenzollern for the throne of Spain full
ly aroused tho great majority of the French
people not less than the Emperor
himself Napoleon demanded of the
King of Prussia the withdra wal of Prince
Leopold This demand was accoded to.
Prince Leopold Withdrawing uncondition-
ally as soon as tho peace of Europe was
threatened Napoleon then demanded
that William ], as King of Prussia. as
we'll as the head Of the house of 1Iohen-
zollern, should renounce forever all pre-
tentions to the throne of Spain on the
part oe any member Of tho Hohenzollern
family. To this demand King William
in dignifed manner responded that he
had had nothing to do with the candida
ture of Prince Leopold, and on the 18th
finally declined to hold any further COM
nunication with the French ambassador
on the subject.
It was evident from the start that the
candidature of the Prince of Hohcnzol--
lern was amcre pretext; that Napoleon.
remembering how he was outwitted in
1867 on the Luxembourg question, jcal-
GUS Of her growing power, and longing
for an OCCASION to humble King William
and. at the same time, push the bound
aries of France to the Rhine, was deter
mined upon going to war. So. at two
o'clock on the afternoon of the 18th, the
Corps Legislatif formally declared war
against Prussia, and the preparations for
the impending struggle, which were al
ready in progress, were at once pushed
forward with all possible celebrity, the
French people responding to the cry of
ION to the Rhlne!' with quite as much
unanimity and enthusiasm as those of
| Prussia.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-07-28

A LOVE Story WITH MoRAL-There
is good joke going the rounds. of a young
lady and gentleman ct a fashionable par
ty in Nashville, Tenn, few evenings
since. The young man was handsome
and happy, the young lady arrayed 10 alb
the exquisite taste of lavander, rose, etc :,
with gold-powdered hair flowing over her
swan-like neck. Finding the heat OF the
room too much for them, they sought the
shade of an arbor where they might lis
ten to the fountains fall The music roae
and fell, time flew on silver pinions, and,
after an absence of about three hours, our
young friends entered the brilliantly ilu-
minated parlors. The young lady pass
ed on in tho dance, but the young man
WAS slightly taken back by his ,ne2s
neighbor informing him that round his
mock was the unm staken print of two
arms, all in chalk and diamond dust. OH
one shoulder o large pile of yellow pow
der, and on upper lip and check diamond
dust, boom of youth and yellow powder,
mixed up generally. The young lady,s
hair was observed to be several shades
paler. Moral: Cary dlsting broom in
your pocket.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-07-28
A Winsted, Connecticut, lady was SON

A Winsted, Connecticut, lady was some
time ago struck by lightning, and
lay for hours unconscious TO all
human appearance. She distinctly heard
her friends declare she Was 'unquestiona-
bly, dead" and she would have been ba
ried alive had her bother not insisted
(whilc the bystanders laughed him to
scorn) upon hoping and waiting and
working for her restoration which he ut
length accomplished.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-07-28

An Irish girl at Erie a day or two
since, caught another girl on the side
walk who had on hoopskirt stolen
from the party of the first part, and com
pellod her to take them off and surren-
der them, then and there.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-07-28

The largest vessel in tho Prussian ma
Wy is the King William, of 5,93S tons. =
This steamer was built in England for the
Sultan of Turkey, but as he could II t
pay, Prussia got it. She has twenty
three guns and six hundred meg.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-07-28

A woman who never owned Bible
supposed she was quoting it when she
greeted her son. who came home to keep
Thanksgiving, in the following words
"IIcre comes the fatted calf!'
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-07-28

dad, have you been to the museum 2"
said ten year old boy. "No, my
SON." well go. and mention my name
to the door-keeper, and he'll take you
around and show you everything"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-07-28

Gas tar. mingled with whitewssh applied
to the interior of hen honse. at the rate
of one gill to pailfpll, it is said, will
di perse the lice.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-07-28

A revenue assessor in Ohio, asking tho
usual questions, inquired, did your wife
have any income last year p Yes, re-
piled the assessed, "she had twins, both
girls"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-07-28

A Troy Dutchman. in trying to reach
the ferry boat, fell in the water. His
first exclamation on being hauled out was.
."Mine Colt, let's have bridge u
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-07-28

''If you touch my dog, you touch me.
said pert young man to lady. "oT,
know very we'll that if touch you |
touch dog"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-07-28

MADAM, you SAID your son was lawyer;
has he much practice 2" "Why, yes sir
he has a great practice=-of smoking ca
CARS"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-07-28
sSAYLOR HOTEL,
MAIN Sr., MANCHESTER, Va.
J.p. HEiRONiNUS, PEoPRIEToR.

Having leased For i term Of years the TAY-
LOR HOTEL PROPERTY, long and favor
ably known TO the travelling pubIic, and hav-
ing clcanscd the house AMI reiurnishcd il with
comfortable BEDDING, Furniture, &C., offer
to my friends and the travelling public the
comforts Of u HOME. With competent assist
ants, aud polite and attentive servants, think
[ can safely guarantee satisfaction 10 my
guests II shall be ny cndeav0r 10 restore
the Tayicr Hotel to its former reputation as
the hest conducted and most comfortable
public house iT tic Valley.
confidently appeal to Inc public for a
generous patronage.
nLv2G. IS J. 2. nHiHONlNUS
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-07-28

All plants grow stronger and be tier
when the air circulates freely around
them, and the sun is not prevented from
an immediate influence.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-07-28

An editor Of paper in ladiana wants
to known if modern whiskcy was seea
..colnin' thro' the rye =
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-07-28

* EEEN'S MANSION HOUSE,
u ALEXANDRIA, VA,
JAMES GEEEN, PROPRIETOR,
is First class Hotel il every respect. The
citizens Of tie Valley, having bushes III Alex
an,llia or Washington, and travellers going
North or Souih, will find this al agreeble rest
ing place on the route, as it docs not require
the early start by several hours as from WASH
incion or Baltimore. Cars and steamboats,
leave Alcxandlia for Washington and return
sye1y hour from j.. NJ, TO > ?. NJ,
Jan. I, '09-iy
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-07-28
THE KINGS OF WAR.
WILLIAM L., OF PRUSSIA.
NAPOLEON ILL.,, OF FRANCE.

Upon William L., King of Prussia and
executive head of tho North German Con-
federation, rest the eyes of the world, as
one of the two central figures in the great
struggle for supremacy just inaugurated in
Europe. We therefore present the follow
ing sketch of his life, copied from the
Philadelphia Telegraph, which is of in
tcrcst at present, not only in personal
way, but MS showing the gradual progress
of German unity during tho period Of his
roign
HIS EARLY LIFE.
The son of Frederick William III. and
of the Princess Louise of Mecklenburg-
Strelitz, he was born on the 22d of March,
1897, at time when the continent was
in the turmoil Of the first French revolu-
ton. Being younger son, he was
| educated as soldier, and, having witness
cd when q child the humiliation of his
country, his family, and his father by the
first Napoleon, he commenced his military
career, while mere youth. by participa-
ting in the campaigns of 1913 and 1915
against Franco. Thus from his earliest
years he has been pitted against the nation
now facing him on the banks of the Rhine,
aud especially against the family which
again controls the destinies of France
After the Napoleonie wars had been
terminated by the exile of their instigator
to st. Helena, Prince William did not
figure very prominently until 1910, in
which yeal he was appointed Governor of
Pomcrania
This post he retained until the outbreak
| of tie revolution of 1918, when, having
completely alcnated the liberal party by
his undisgui'cd contempt for democracy
and everything pertaining to it, he was
forced to take refuge in a foreign land
lie passed some months in England and
having in May the same year been elected
a member OF the Constituent Assembly
soon after ventured to return to Berlin
assuming his seat in the Assembly oil the
| Sth of June.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-07-28

The Lest capital to begin life With j.
a capital wife.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-07-28

A TTENTION FARMERS,
RUSSELLS & cos
p II Il NJ | q NJ
TuRESIlE2 AND CLEANER.
| am agent for Eastern Virginia for this justly
celebrated machine. Besides being the best con
structcd and finished machine in the market, for
Threshing and Cleaning Grain in one operation,
it stands sthout RIVAL. In addition to the
Three Hitch Gearing, Il the sizes this year have
the and valuable improvements, consisting Of
Double Fan adjustable Concave, Revolving Shoe
Rake and patent Safety Coupling. l would re-
commend the No. ~ the best eight horse
machine, it having so inch Cylinder and 40 inch
Grain carrier. | am agent also for the
VI ESTINGHOUSE THRESHER S CLEANER
full line Of extras on hand, Catalogues
Prize lists and terms mailed ON application
Fairly orders soil cited.
HERBERT BRYANT,
No. p King Street,
may 5, 3m Alexandria, Va.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-07-28

EIHOR THE HARVEST OF 1870
BUCKLEY REAPER AND MOWER
| am sole agent for this celebrated machine, it,
merits are too well known, and its repu tation too
wcll established to need any comment am pre-
pared to furnish it either as
}. inglc Moper or Ccn,Jiaed Machine,
,cith Dropper or Self Raker.
Agent also for the
CHAMPION REAPER AND MOWER,
RUSSELL REAPER AND MOWER.
kUIFFEN MOWER, ADVANCE MOWER.
HERBERT BRYANT,
manufacturers Agent
0. , 5 King street,
nay 5, SIN. Alexandria, Va
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gAe Shfnandoah NsfaiG.


Transient advertising inserted al ths rate Of Sf
per square, {ten lines Of this type. The rates OF
three months and upwards, will be found in the
following table:
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-07-28
HIS CAMPAIGN IN BADEN

In June of the following year he was
made commanders -chief of the Prussian
army operating against the revolutionary
force in Baden, and signalized himself by
morciless and triumphant campaign
In 1854 he was appointed military gov
crnor of Rhenish Prussia, tho very posi-
ton now held by Prince Charles Anthony,
the father Of Prince Leopold Of IIohonzal-
lern, but for whose existence the present
struggle would probably not have COM
mcnced. During his residence at May
once in this capacity, it is said that Iii.
arbitrary bearing and course did much to-
wards increasing the disaffcction Of the
people of that city towards Prussian rule
The Crimean war, which transpired about
this time, found Prussia On "a neutral
platform, much to Prince Williams re-
greet ard opposition, longing, as he did,
to lead an army against France at that
i!ue.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-07-28


YsH.IE BEST HORSE RAKE.
COATES, LOCK LEVER GRAIN
AND HAY RAKE.
The attention ofihe FARMER ia called to the
ost simple and durable, bcsiees The cheapest and
BEST II THE COUNTRY.
s,ook the inst certificate OF merit over al
= = 1t the
VIRGINIA STATE FAIR,
81 ,ar, lth 1869.
= &c ishing to buy hay and grain rake, Will
"a u ) their interest to eX mine the
LOCK LEN Err.
" 'th /; the farmer rake his grain stubbl
u, s, u y ell az his meadows.
5peol, circulars and price lis, seHt on apPi
4tIol.
HERBERT BRYANT
agent for Eastern Virginia,
No 70 Hang Street,
Alexandria, va.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-07-28
He CROWNS HIMSELF KING BY sd
RIGHT" ~ 1861.

Frederick William died on the ID of
January. 1861, and the regent succeeded
to the throne as William |. His corona
ton took placc a. Koenigsburg, on Ooto-
Der 18th following, amid much pomp.
King William placed the crown upon his
own head with his own hands, and, de-
spite the literal professions SO recently
made, he on this occasion emphatically
asserted the divine right of kings, dcclar-
ing that he held his power, not from the
people or the constitution, but "from God
alone"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-07-28
His ABSOLUTE poLICY--A STRUGGLE WITH
TIE PRUSSIAN DIET.

HIS ABSOLUTE POLlC{--A STRUGGLE WITH
TIE PRUssIAN DIET.
The liberal party, of course, were dis
appointed, ind desperate struggle CO.
tween the crown and the chambers was
inaugurated at the very out.c. Of his reign.
The King insisted imperatively upon a
reform in The army. which, he was salts
fed by the reccn. Italian war, was un-
equal to maintaining the position of Prus-
STA as one OF the great powers of Europe.
The trouble with the House Of Deputies
was precipitated by the haste which he
manifested i'll carrying forward his scheme
before Tie budget had been definitely act
ed upon In March, 1861, the House
had, by resolution. insisted upon a more
specific budget, whercupon it was dissol-
we'd. The resignation of the cabinet
ensued, followed, in 1862, by the cleo
ton of an overwhelming opposition major
ity to the House of Deputies.
lie CALLS BISMARCK TO HIS HELP.
The new ministry proved no stronger
than their predecessors, and the eyes Of
The King were turned towards Bism arcl1.
thea ambassador at Paris, as the man who
could face the popular clamor at such d
crisis He was not mistaken in the
character of tho man The House of
Peers sustained the policy Of the KING
but the deputies persistcntly refused tc
vote the increased military budget deman-
ded, and Baron Won der IIeydt, the prime
minister, refusing to spend the money
against this vote, resigned.
In September following Bismarck was
called from Paris to take his place. lie
made u show of Cancellation and withdrew
the obnoxious budget, because" as he
alleged, .-thc government consideration
it their duty not to allow the obstacles to-
wards settlement to increase in volume. "
| HIS POLICY ANNOUNCED.
Then lie announced his policy. 1T
vas" said Bismarck, echoing tho senti-
ments Of the Kus, owing to the grea
| oLsiiuacy Of individuals that it Was diff
J aeolt 10 goyoiu with tic constitution i.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-07-28
lie BECOMES REGENT IN 1858.

In 1858 the mind OF his elder brother
King Frederick William ", gave way,
aud he was elevated to the nominal rosi
lion Of regent, and actual position of rulo
of the kingdom, with an Immediate pros
poet of the speedy succession to the crown
itself, as the royal lunatic was without
issue.
The first thing he did as regent was to
cut loose from the aristoeratic party with
which he had heretofore affiliated, and by
the adoption off, mcasurably liberal policy
laid the basis Cf his future career
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-07-28
KING WILLIAMS PERSONAL APPEARANCE.

King William is now in his seventy
fourth year, is stalwart, decp-cl1essed
man with square rugged face, a heavy
jaw, a bristling gray moustache, and
cold glittering eyc-the very beauideal Of
veteran warrior who deems the sword the
safest arbter of every point in dispute.
His military education and hereditary
hatred of the Bonapart family have COM
bined with associations and circumstances
of his stormy career to render him almost
an undisguised foe of liberal tendencies
of all sorts, aud devout and unaffected
worshippcr at the sohrine Of royalty.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-09-15
From the Banner Of the South.
The Sisters of CHARITY.

With what pleasure and pride does the
Catholic listen to the praises Of our Sis
tiers of Charity from Protestant lips. We
also know them so well-we who know
their worth-their virtues-we cannot
find words to speak or to write Of them as
they deserve, or as we would wish to. -
But the generous and liberal Protestants
who have seen them in the Hospitals, in
the sick room, at the bedside of the dying,
never fail to pay a just tribute to them
or to express his admiration Of their self
sacrificing zeal in behalf of suffering hui
mainly.
1t was but few days ago, away up in
the mountains of South Carolina, that we
heard from the lips of a venerable Doc
tor, who had travelled much in the world,
such a grand eulogism of the Sisters of
Charity that it made our heart glow with
pride, and our gratitude 60 out to him
for his eloquent words Of praise.
He had seen them in the Hospitals in
the pestilence, and he knew their worth.
Nowhere such virtue. Nowhere such
tender nursing. Nowhere such women
1t was Protestant speaking to Protest
ants and so it was more eloquent, more
appreciated than if it had come from the
lips of one of our own Faith.
Yes! There are no: truer women-no
nobler women, no grander women than
our Sisters of Charity.