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LIVER

painful sensaIi0n 01 having lett undOne
something which ought to have been done.
OFTEN complaining OF weakness, debility and
low spirits. Sometimes some of the above
attend the disease, and at other times very
few of them but the liver Is generally the
organ most involved. Cure the liysr With
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IT, "A. q. ID.
TNHE officers and members Of Cleanthe
l. Grove No. U. A. o. D., are hereby noti-
aed to attend quarterly meeting of the
Grove, this (MONpAYl evening, 18th inst
at ~ O'Clock, for the ELECTION OF officers and
collection OF dues.
All brethren OF the Order are most respect
fully invited to attend.
By order OF the N. A.
ap2 JULIUS COHEN. Sec'y.
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Prussia and the Pope.

ROME, April A.-The Pope is just
In receipt of a note from the Prussian
government, announcing to the papal
authorities that the North German
States VIII take active legal measures
to prevent any invasion of the rights
of the State by the Clerical Protestants.
The North German bishops had pre-
viOusIy received an intimation that
no action on their part, or interfering
in any way with the Protestant policy
of the State would be eountenPnced,
or the enforcement Of such Papal de-
erees allowed; and, as was expected,
the same sentiment having been Of
feially communicated by the North
government to the Pope, the Ministry
have been commissioned with the re-
ply of the Vatican.
The Captured English Party Ia Greece.
ATHENS, April 24.-A message was
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Home Watch Co-...,,,....,..-,.,,.~
For sale at retail by all respectable dealers
A descriptive circular giving much useful
Information sent to any address on applica-
ton. y
No watches rerEiled by the Company.
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ATTENTION.
GENTLEMENS FURNISHING GOODS

our stock is constantly large and sea-
sonabIe. We are the sole manufac-
turers of the
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rheumatism and Rheumatic Pains
CURED BY A NEW METHOD.
ENTIRELY MY OWN.
Particular Attention Paid TO the
DISEASES or WOMEN,

Such as Excessive, Suppressed or Painml
Menstruation, Lencorrhoea or Whites, Fall
Ing Of the Womb, and all irregularities Of tbs
Monthly Periods, causing Sterllfty or Barren
ness, and oftentimes Consumption
Persons who have been under the treatment
Of other Physicians, and have not been
cured, are invited TO call, as / can cure ali old
Syphilitic Diseases, It makes no difference
Of how long standing. They VIII yield to ny
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THE SYMPTOMS of
Liver Complaint are
'uneasiness and pain
in the side. Some
times the pain Is In
.the shoulder, and is
Ism. The stomach Is
.ppetite and sickness,
i've. sometimes alter
nating with Lax. The
head is troubled with
pain, aEd dull, hsaVy
sensation, conEideTa
hle loss of memory,
accompanied with
having left undOne
= to have haArn dnna
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Escaue from Fire.

QUINCY, Ill, April 24.-The steam
er J. II. Johnson, Of the Keokuk
Packet COmpany's line, narrowly es-
capped destruction by fire yesterday
while on her way from KeOkuk to
st. Louis, near Canton
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BRUSSELS, BELGIUM, April 24.-The
Chinese Embassy arrived here to-day.
They interchanged friendly sentiments
with the Russian government before
leaving ST Petersburg
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The Price of OIL.

PTTTsRURG, April 24.-Crude OIL is
firmer; sales Of 5000 bbls., on spot and
afiOat, at lie. Weeks sales 10, ,490
bbls.; last week l3, 100 bbls.; receipts
365, ,0OO bbls. since January go, 900
bbls. exports East this week IL 300
bbls.; last week 10000 bbls.
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NcH UTiefAhS.
&Ew ORLEANS, ApriIA3,-FIour is dull;
SUI rane 81 Is to4 5;.E s475; xxx IS 70. :
y kteady at 6la6Sc.
- Ahrm at S2l so ran 81 40
r. ions-Mess/ rk is firm at S3OaSO 25.
BacoTl-, fet; shop AFs l23sc; sides dull; clear
rib l6al6hNs- cl4Rttsides l71<alT5ze Hams
firm at l71A "a l61E@ls1zc.
Sugar and SS P4ses unchanged
Cotton In 4sit-ebmand and prices firm al
21{a21%c r. MidZ, 1gs; sales 5000 bales; re-
eeipts 2isf exports = CrQnstadt 2l20; to St.
FetersF ig BSi stock on hand l40, 6S6.
Foreign.
LipERPoOL. April 25-Grain-Wheat, rs I'd
to Tod for Milwaukee. IS I'd TO IS Sd for good
81. Ger, and 9s Id to 90 I'd for California Corn
2:45 3, advanced to 90s.
n'rovtsions-Pork, 97s; beef, l08s; bacon, 5Ss;
rd, SOS. taliOW as tn as I'D
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been cured by me In New Orleans, Memphis,
Cairo, and various other places. All coLnmn-
nieations strictly eoDddenttal-
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FOREIGN SUMMARY.


Tbe King Of Italy Sick.
FLORENCE, April 24.-The King OF
Italy, Victor Emanuel, is i'll from scar
latena.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
MASONIC NOTICE

''7ENOV VHNEH TO 2 E0N@a
A SPECIAL Communication Of DeSoto o
"a Lodge No. 49, will be held on w
MONDAY Evening, April 18th. az IN
o'clock. Tor work in the F. c. degree.
All r. Us are fraternaIly invited.
By order OF JOHN D. BEARD WN
X. W. SHELTON Secretary ana
, 1870-09-24
"Reds," or Socialists. OF these, tho

neos' or 'soe'"''s'a VI 'nese' .uo
nonapsf''ass are rrooao'y even now !ne
ns. numerous eAce@ ~ oe -. ss@
aua .n 1Gae,'e t9paos - 49,
@'Aen'eu' ene eo'e' :ese ~ 49, f.hs.::
e' 4. 80 4a.:. - s,1 49,;
a w" 49,. r,ansh ,Tit.
1-Ae ...xn;rad hv
s 49, .,s ;,,nr,sr, sna The French pco-
ra.'S.s r. ~ 49, ~ .asJr ~ ,,1,v n "follov my
ts 80 ;. ~, 49, .ndac;ons daspot, that
- p,.,,11;,an crnsr;.
, 1870-09-24

: Ne nublished, q !fev4d 4davs ago. the report
10 The suue,visors of The act1ai PAYMENTS
lv this county for the Normal School
building at c Enclevood, The total was
s1.7. .oV0, Tla furniture already p,id for
rost 81 mn. The pronnds and otbar i'm.
urnveme,,ts will cost a sn,n m.tinr: The ap.
arepate not less th.n $,40 ooo Yesterday
ih,. committee of the hoard ,enortad that
NO .n,r.1 ax,s,.a of ~ s,bnol: ~ ,ho
COUNTY wcn,a he FL, tsacbe,s, ss,.ries
17o0. ian;tor 81 am. coa, md inc;.
dan,s,a - 1on Tnta, %1o Ooo m, n.
,.,<.,,t m tha ,o.t ~ ,ba }n;,3;n, at ,,ar
, 1870-09-24

It is unquestiouabty true that the Ger
man people arc strongly attached to tbs
old King William. A few years ago. they
generally disliked him, aud hased Bismark,
They now'love the one, aud respect aud
admire the other. twill be next 10 i'm
possible to form 4 republic in Germany
that would dethrone and retire old - Billy
Rex" 10 private life. The only solution
We can see of the difficulty is, to
elect him President !; and, after he is
gone, elect BismArk for term Of
years Then, after that, the Crown Prince
| might cpmc in for a turn at the honors,
The King Of Prussia does not possess
much more authority than the constitution
confers on our Presidents. The chief diff
ferenre il in the name; Int president of
Germany would sound quito respectable.
To lie President OF great, cducstea, law
| abiding, liberty-loving people Of forty
millions, is about as high an honor as any
, 1870-09-24


iaa5 !" F!aMttah'S hafl her nusoau4 aantnrea
81 ner seIs Au!ea III ohc aas IN one Il 1nt receot
nafues III f1ance- ..... .....-....
-9cfman nospuais eenmth At ffesent more
snan TWO nunatea thoussha hehs lot ~oHaecd
solocfs- -
IN e4ccl!cn pan ~ inc laf7s 1offfucaslons,
rtsiuE thc mosf minute details, AMI even those
Ss'rks nov in process q rrrraraftol', Is being
printed NJ t1e RoFal fHh11hG omcc III heElln. a
afst shipment ~ lV''Ne' efpses was seht u the
army atfa 'i'stf"at' q hstonR Inc omcesA
- NnRKets. seys nanatat tAuslana' PAPER
mare oee1 over anu ote1 a24ln l'eAsAu up sfoiu
the quartz metal tal' IOWA III oaf sueets' hut on
t"s StA VI sai9' otssef f1eee :" Inca '"an "sua'
tch 70 sone Ross III h4o'con street, rsas WINTER
ffccsnM. ihes were sATo2 eonle qna9'2 atohcs
Eon' ene Saiee1 ~ III oi' oonef os sne soa'' ss''
"het s'ne III tn" ":ss peh'a up mass OF go'"ea
1aattz eoa'alnlnR 1eH ounces aha halt ot pure
sold.
--Hatn, \. l., taSes swearing -tWeoty-Ase cents
eaca. or I'VE eHeafs ioI one dollaf.
-lhe ftnsslan u sstntnent CONSIDERS brandy
an eSce1'en- s1'hk ser tac a:n5 IN rue neld, and
camte4s every sesdicf 70 LII MS hasH before nc
4esses esmp. Ing nisks ot tue pflsa@es no't
taenet @ole to4n IN Masoa.s c'atet ooste. hn'
soc men asr temperate ID IHe use o1 tae Aouos'
ah' ~ y" mn III ,1o" ~ 10 .cpo'teo.
II "e gan esaae.sco ba'3fh coata1ns tne i"''
's@"e@-F -- : ''O.SAS""AA--4~~*'
''afStfs"as ch'hn was e4huhlct at aesoa buena
Nmete15 WINCH naa. o1 cou'aet petn "eposset!
tnese III eas!5 aa5s. Naen opHntt' II was FOUND
10 e. NAM no s'VIs fi human remains except tl1e
zap o1 tnr knee OF one reg, nalf oI hoots, bot
lie ef Eh1sky. anu shall quantities Of dust Vi
akhts. The d,sapIrs'fafce 6t the skeleton and
presence bf tue Huee-car anu aust, and even The
boots may ne accounted fof; bat nov human
~ a ~. r.o,x J,ft,",,,, y, .,xn,.,n - "''''1'
1nEee rG yosns woen o. Mas
smoking c,gar'. >....
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"nS" .,.' , ~" "rs.ns "t@s. VA. ue "se"
su,s.s ao.n "a" s.,. Mns.. luu.e ,I.. az msa
Nsss hu''"a ~ fs ';'.. ss'us' ~ "a1 ."e Mlae.i
- ~ =" 1a.' 'a,s. s.a ~ sss =, ~.
.ors,e. who, ut late meeting OF the Academy c
.,,s,,na,shnd ~ ' rom .ca,s . v ,r h ct,e1
rtalncet1 by bright nee'le inserted In the Hest
Nhfsi ihe .itath Is apparent only the needle
.,xy.lize,: luk when II II ets the needle ycmalt
,,-,1, M. ,hcnrr hcIn,. ,h,t rnia orrt1,7tt,on
| ''.sn'' ~ -. '@ ~. s'.s 80 y..A.s"4 . .
Inc Ora" nfh's lesuts from Tue SUPERIOR deman
for Oxygen male ~ tho tissues during life, Will
| -rnr rc,, AMI ncr5nna, nrnner.v nj thn sratc
-. =, -a,.n., ~. a.. e.. ya.T -. 80
NV i"e ~ sa'nc' '. tss a.ase a'aal" ~ E'l"'
izatien ut Il G0i, ,ls5-SeW York County ulul
hing valneA. at ssss. ,4s4.
Tnr r.,u,y, nf ,he g -ard Sarrn,,rv ~ ~, r.
,s., c,n,as s:,on, 49,. ~ n.1i 1s.1,n-
'.-. "seo ,'..ss.' s.n y. "" e'e u
fn!ioWsnK a1uIcs lof iss9 and $50:
| Number Of Loalkes-lSS3, 3.J7Js I51i, 9.sNS, L
, 1870-09-24
ner relited, to the farm At which The Hing

upr rala&ed tn the farm At which the hing
had established his headquarters.
honae. The vx-Eupsror aliRhted, extiuguisl,e1
his cigarette, And entered alone into the 1ox
chamber. where the King, IN Gsnerals uui-
form, with bis helmet on, war pacing up and
down, in 4 feverish state, his hands crossed
behind hia back. ,
TbN Prince and tho great offcera formed
c-nup in one of the corners OF The apartment.
The rx-Emueror took on tia har, aid ss1nted
the E,ne. using the German language. Will
ian did not reTIy either BY word or gesture.
nnt after a few more PAGES came and pla:ctt
fimsa]f. erect, st1tf aut, terrible, in front Of
E.nnIeon vim reuns,ned Laeehe,tled with his
ho3r slightly inc1ioed.
IL ar h. ssi1. sti!} in German, HI came
~ ,ana,t - xnnr Ns;a.ts nino roc. what Ihad
- . Z, ror ~ ~ w-i.;,a In yo,, ynsterd1y eyou-
snR; ,,, 49,, -,.,;ua IL. Ef,o v,,,sa
,o1or ,.s 20 ~ liz hs;obt.naI 6h,ta h;s
e:.a "ss s.,.:,.1n saf,-J ns;,,e a. ti,a
sr.sg swneta W. ~ msas 20 .4uh1 h;,,eoIF al b.vs
dne;asd I .s.t Sna.s, ~ si.ii ~ s's;an.a r. xon
- s.;aa-. = 49,. sr;5o,,., 80, lii t,;n-a
1oi pIeonL1 t,-tt,o NEAR; as.oenee 70" VIII 1tese
.ts;ra a,;d E.nn;so,
| 1.TESo a.a,rP :. a.. E.:.-,
st,;t;nc ~. s.hTs ~, o ,re 1"a.v fioer @ ~ ~,
-oo-, e' 1' VA S's ".e$1 -4eeA ~ wv
" e., ,ero;y fIonc Mon,ie,.,- nan f-ere
| s>;a Az rmna,o- th;s ~. l., Es.,,
then sslnte3 in lie nsos, cour.enns m.nner.
the d;Tarsnt ~ eN ~ ~, ~ rnan, ~,
a.i,e 81 S.a 80 .,,a1;d.r ~ 60 ,.ar
-. - - - - G.she ~I II a. Az "f1oo
AoG =. 1ae tHanise1n' .a ~. ..o ,;.,,.
Mnen ~ vutstue ne tuoA : ac'Sa1eue' anu nsas~
~ os tne clsss .. eui asetsa ~ "Ht1s ana- ~
1o1na' anu "as p1epaslns q ssa'u ses anto y n1e
ia.4.sto nnah staets - o.n.et ese 1e;-t3 :ae
nios 70 pes TsE1n Htm " pass into e'saooltus
SuuI., "neie N1iiiam" Nn9 "1saea ~ nase ~
W!orEeI sonsS1sa.'on' "on'I aenu ~. a'ts.. =.
aIulson es!s noA "1fG, na.' ss ssSgt1sI 81.
th- ~" sn'assers aa 5a, 'so aah es .ia aI.a
e9ssG 9;,., "o'uen ~, sh;s a. - 'u e,;atv
~. !e iees ~ ma. =. al .neI ~ ~ nniy
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"aasnns an = az naa n.-1aE ~ a., norr t,,a a.-
E,a,'aIor ~ e..ia1, ,..,ra5 ,i,a off;rer "a
'as h;r. - ,.ts ~ n,,a ~ H.. cp;r.
osast aim g4t;s u ~ ,snad ~. H. Hna s,,h
asssas ~, ~ =. 10 nn,,.art. ~ ~ a
sna ;, ,aan; !oIs.nS a. - tne t,s ot,;esr Narn
gIass, smseu aao sasu ~ H.. ~ i.st fa;,- 80 49,,
Wnsn son9ueLca; F1ssed d-snt LII ~ on, mnrs 1ors
| los,u. '!otn mnaG4 ne o1@uh ala A"oAs AoA
tu1.ate 'aan oe. ,,os -, .,,o
lnept nasre saa''e"ea a., Nv ~a'st aua
gwen ttcx tne elass, - tlag, ee eaus,.' sr
maj NJ loasn nsses 1;nn lcnGnoe" I'7' p e4s
, 1870-09-24

We have, sormonths past, been expecting
the stirring news which at last c"lues " lis
from Berlin, that Russia. which has bccu
n,assing vast numbers OF tr.'nps on the
frontiersof Poland, and Hungary ever since
the Franco Pnussian war broke out, il now
moving them down to. the Black Sea COR
the expulsion OF the Turks from Europe,
and the seizure of Cons:antiuople
and the Dardanclles. 1n the general
reconstruction Of the map of Europe;
when Germany and Italy are completing
their unity, France is prostratc. and Eng
land dare not say her soul is her own, now
is the time for Russia to carry ont her
hereditary policy, which was thwartca by
the Crin,ean war. Now she can sweep
! luwn not only to tho Danlancalas, hut
straight on through Asia Miuor. and over
the Holy Sepuschre AMI the Sacred
Mountains of the Crucifxion and the Law:
nr across the Suez caual, and up the Nile to
tho Pyramids and the Mountains Of the
Moon. There is not only nothing in
European Turkey, Int nothing in Asiatic
Turkey. or Egypt, to stop Russia from ex-
tending her sway over the entire domain of
| the Eastern Roman Empire.
In European Turkey, the major part Of
the population arc Greeks and Franks, as
all persons Of Western Eu-opc are there
styled. Only about one-four.h Of the pop
ulatiou arc Turks. who could not sustain
themselves in power at all bnt for the pre-
porderatiug number of the Tsrss in
Asin. We have no special sympathy
with the medieval sentiment in favaF
Of bringing the sacred land Of
Palestine under the sway Of
Christian pstion, except in SO fnr rs it
uuulta promote the nctual interests of the
people themselves. and Of tourists to thai
country. whose numbers are annually in
c1cusisg. .....
Under the energetic transforming hand
III Kussian enterprise, Constautiuopit
would soon hecoue the London or New
York Ut the Enst-the winter capital o
the worlds greatest modern empire
. | Theme the influence If the Russian Gov
, e1nment would be felt over wider are,
: that that Of the ancient Roman Empire il
lis ralmie4t days, un.l overuearay as vast I
: population.
, rE,.ssiu and Aus;ria nrc the only power
, CAPABLE Of interfering. Austria will
; doubtless. he placated by a 1ihcsa' Is'stio
Of the SlAvonic Turkish territo.~. Eaglan
will learn that, if she is aruti,, :s 10 fsh
!, Russia kinsle-hnn.lcd, in defer. II til
n Turk, now is her time. But, VII .1elan
= hanging heavily around her neck, she daf
:. not make the plunge. So, new sisniacanc
, 1870-09-24

soata We bsys 'fhe ,sInpar.s, after the zam.
patte We hive thesbanieadee. Paris cap hold
out5or thrss indnths; aud conquer. Il she
auecumbe, Fftnns viii start up 1t hez appeal
and atenge her. France would continue the
struggle, and the agggEessor, would .nerish.
Such ID, sir, WHAT Europe must know.
We- have not accepted power with any
other object xe viii not kesp, it
moment il VIC s>ould not find the
population Of Paris, and the whole OF Francs,
decided to share our resolutions. sula- uo
these re. Olives briefly in the presence of God
uho hears me, in tho taee OF posteriry which
shall judge Us. We wish only for peace, but
it this disast1ous war, which We have con-
d.mned, is continued sgalnst us, we shall do
our duty to the last. and have the firm con
hdence that our cause, which is that Of right
ard Of justice, nill tt7uuaph in the end. It il
in this manner that invite you to e1paain the
tua1ion to the Minister Of the Court 10 which
yeu art accredited. and IN whose hands yo1,
will place copy OF this document. Accept,
si1, the expression Of my high consideration.
jules FAvRE.
Minister OF Foreign Afsirs.
E.rBarShorE 1QTD
, 1870-09-24
THE MISSION TO ENGLAND.

The President has appointed Senator ~
7, Morton, OF Indiana, Minister to Eng
land, and the appointment is. cred'tah'e to
the administration. England is jnstnow the
great point in Europe ut which the United
States need statesman Of ability. Tho
Republican sentiment ot'all Europe is he
coming thoroughly aroused, and that senti-
ment in England looks, in an especial man
rer, 10 the United States for recognition aud
support. Senator Morton is fully p -,stcd
on all Tue matters Of difference hctween
the British Government and our own. and
is also fuily posted jasto the deep sympathy
which the American people feel for Re-
publicanism in the Old World. Though We
have no disposition 10 interfere in the af-
fairs of European nations, nor between
European governments and their people.
nevertheless whenever the people OF any
nation shall look 10 tl,e United States dag
as to beacon of inspiring hope,
it is well TO have TIM. hag in the
hands of a man competent to hold it,
and prompt to display it when occasion
calls for it. Though Mr.. Washburne fol-
lowed only tho time:honored:. policy of our
country in recognizing tie de ,faeto gov
czumeut Of France, tue popular heart the
"o'.u o' A - ns..as g.. ~ .ss1.
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LYCEUM BUREAU.

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kske.Ee1ts tor tpc hundred ot the mort popular IettnE
es aEd .s15s II Asa<ef ,nsiasdtnS Ray John
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REPUBLICAN, NOMINATIONS.

TT Representative II Coagreas for the S-ats at
larg.t tf-ntra! It,HS 4. LOGAN.
s,..t T,ra~,srrr, ERA.;rUS y. RATES.
s.ac7a..1d~ur OF Pueltc Instruction, NEWTON
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THE. DIFFICULTIES of PEACE MAX
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at Farwell I1al! and Court House square,
were large, and represented unanimous
sympathy on the part of those present,
with the French Republic. The Germans
we're numerous at both meetings, and by
others, NJ we'll az by them, the denuneia-
,ions OF King William, in which some Of
the speakers iualn]ged, were coolly received.
Tie scnse VI the meeting saras up in brief,
thus: g Tho French Empire was guilty in
beginning the war. Germany, at the outset,
| WIS justified in her war Of self-lefence.
hut France hns been terribly punished, and
nov, in the name OF Repub1icanism, which,
in the person Of France, lics prostrate and
bleeding for crimes not its own, they hope
fr1ly, prayerfully desire pence in order
that tho republic itself may live"
Dcnunciatious OF Germany were felt to
lie entirely apart from the real issue, which
is an agreement on honornl,!e aul Just terms
of peace, with guarantees as to the future.
Theirs. in his peace mission to England, de-
clarcd that he did not represent any French
Republic, bnt only an organization for
the defence of Paris Jules Favre. in his
published circular, tlesiguatcs his govern
ment AS an invalid, transient, and provi-
x;or., ono ,r,;c,, can,,,t c,a;n, tn r.nrcs,,nt
r-.,,s axcA,,t e., tbo c-;s;s vbirl, 1,aco,
II our last reno,ts fIom paris were that. If
the Germans gained another SUCCESS, this
provisional government itself would he
| uverthrowu 4 Constituent Assembly has
| been called to create a valid government
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mortal MAD, ,shoald kspire 60 in tho nine:
teenth oenS1: Under the h'ls OF trak
,dent ot. .Geimany, thss. eeple would ALLOW
him. 70 -~ie1d ,mors. power thsa they eveE
will ~ .stEppa1or OF Germany."5s, 7
, 1870-09-24

A. Section of the Legislative article Of
.,,a nav constitution declares that every
eoun,v or district, having population not
1sss than the ratio and three-dfths, shall be
entitled to two Representatives, and tor
esch additional number of inhabitants
, 1870-09-24

The tsst French gun taken IN the war wa, by
> assIvesut Of the Fsnsstan Fifth Kide7, OF t;nr-
thalc's offered by the Cologne f;a.tY.. q s:'s1ess
onerrtl by the -o*n OF karlsruhe. ~ tna1s5s "t-
frretl ~ u merchant Ut Ensla1. and 1So thai+rs
offered by Il counsellor OF rosel-aogsther
about ESQ.