davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1870-09-28
COPPYR

MOIASsRS-T without any very decided Improvement
and s unsettled the low grades IN particular showing hOm
un uncertain Prime grocery stock and = good bohhR
goe herr poa h sod to advantage We quote at tiui ~
T25c for Cua eenugai 25a for do elaye 2iGtOc o huo
y,do coi and JJa5O for English Island safes unn
p0rsut $3.50. ~ .- ,-- -.,.u., ouo, 18th h,,
NAVAL STORBSSpn's Tnsntne has continued quiet "h oul
small reported At Jlc for meTaniai rom !aI AhG t0
steady aud m Light request AZ Sl "
% o the better inactive st s2d ~ ~ for No
~ lp0 for No J. 80 % for Pale Tar al 81 ~ 81
N 20 for wilmington Ptch-Cy Is nominal at - ~ de'efed
Keceft. to-day spnts THeuine 900 bb Eosln to ueh
OIIS-Cme Fish in moderate demsnd az unehansu pnces
Mspufactge dull. hut prices without hahge AefAn
Ln continues dull unchanged prices English 90 efou ~
yy and prices nominal Other OILS u1chanie we quote
.-n- on ~ Naa
New-York tribune., 1870-09-28

HARVEY FISK A. s. HATCH
OFFICE or FISK q HATCH, BANKERS AND F1NAN-
CIAL AGENTS OF THE CENTRAL PACIFIC | .
RAILROAD, AND ALL TTS BRANCHES,
" Z A .nDA Ir..rA NM " NnrAI
New-York tribune., 1870-09-28
renain ann Al fnrmer rrices Me nnote:

FLOUR AND MEAI-Sae and Western Flour very dull and
from Europe buen hold of
the comparative
brands and Family brands irregular
heavy moderate demand at slight
cession sales 1000 bbls We quote: ..
Sour y bD ~ Goa IS 10 Ohio Ind I'LL Sop - 50S4 W
No 2............... ( 50 Ohio Round-hOop BI.
80G 9l (Shpping 20O %
State (xra brsnd 200 % Ohio h Trade BIRDS 7O0 W
STATE (Faucy do ).... 5 55a . White Wheat. Extra
Wesn Shippng Krt $50 OHIO Ind and Mich l5d 40
to choice Suupp do do. 25
OS'St Louis Single 80
Minnesota Iowa Ext 4O1 IS ST. Louis Double Ext 40
Extra Amber Indiana fSt lOms Triple kxt 7 WO w
Ohio Michigan 95O co Genee Extra brands O0 ~
sales go bblS We quote:
Bnt Aer aud Geonrowp mixed good Sup. 81 Is IS 10
Palt Alex, and GeOrgetown, Extra aui Family. wa W
Fredericksburg and Petersburg Country 5OD 10
Tcbilorr Country Extra. wa
Ceors5a and Tcnns.se4 rr,s and Famly...... O@ 80
RVe Fsu IN t1 SsD.n5 and tie steady the supply light:
New-York tribune., 1870-09-28
Nrr.YoRK. sept q. 1870.
CorPONS of the following Bonds CHICAG.
DFNS. AND SAR. r. r. Co.-D

NOTIVF.-A 5 ,V.7---I
G declared on the Capital stock oths Company payable October
7N !, The Natl k State in the City Of n y The transfer
bos viii be closed from 2lst the 9h inst both ds inclusive
'oO' VII" w II. c. LOCKWOOD. TfeNurer
New-York tribune., 1870-09-28
STATE oP SorrH C.KoLINA, Treasury DEPAKTsHSrtI
= mt

V,HE COUPONS of the DANN LIE, ,,ns I *, q.
| BANl BLOOMINGTOS and PEEIN RAILROAD Bo"ps ,, s.'
OCT / s be- paid n gold Of tax on and amer da al VIC r-'
MS LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY, Sea-lors, ,.,,., c...
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-22

chose 20 march an army into Spain
to maintain her Prince in the authority
conferred upon him by the repre-
sentatives of the Spanish nation, would
she not be far more justifable than
was Louis Napoleon in sending his
battaIions beyond the sea to force upon
an unwilling people a stranger and
usurper?
Judged by his own rule of action the
French Emperor is about to plunge the
continent into war for no rational cause
or pretext. Europe is to be deluged
with blood for no better purpose than to
crafty the ambition of this royal rioter
and marauder. Next to the Southern
rebellion this is the most causeIess and
atrocious crime of the nineteenth cen
tury. It is not merely an aggression
against an unohending power. but a
conspiracy against the peace of Europe.
Whether the French people viii sus-
tain their Emperor in the course he has
taken remains to be tested. Just now the
masses seem to be in a phrenzy Of en-
thusiasm, yet the dispatches are not
destitute of intimations that beneath
the ebuIlitions of the moment turks a
powerful anti-war feeling. That such
men as Thiers and Jules Favre should
have resolutely setthemselves againstthe
declaration ofhostilities senoughto show
that the elements Of opposition are by no
means Insignificant, while at the same
time comes the announcement. equally
important. that the police have already
found it necessary to interfere with the
crowds who have been shouting peace
sentiments in the streets of Paris.
The indications are neither few nor faint
that the war which Napoleon has under
taken for the perpetuation Of his dynasty
may yet prove the means of its destruc-
ton.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-22
COUNTY CON9 EV raaSl1.


The Republican Voters Of Delaware
County Ohio. are requested to assemble
in their respective townships at then
usual places of holding elections on
Saturday August 9th A. ID. 1870 at 4
o'clock P. M, for the purpose Of electine
delegates to the County Convention to
be held at Delaware on Monday follow
ing August 8 at 10 a. m, to put in nomi=
nation candidates for the following
County Offices.
Auditor,
Sheriff,
Prosecuting Attorney.
Coroner,
Commissioners,
Infrmary.
To appoint Delegates to the State
Convention to be held at Columbus d.
August 10 1870.
To appoint Delegates to the Judicial
Convention to be held at Newark Ohio,
August 9 1870.
To appoint II delegates to Coneressi-
onaI Convention to be held at time and
place hereafter to be named.
To appoint a Central Committee for
the ensuing year.
Each township viii be entitled to one
delegate for every Is votes cast for Gov.
Hayes at the last election and one dele
gate for every fraction over twelve.
The following table shows the n1,m-
Der OF Delegates to which each township
is entitled;
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-22

The bill for the admission of Georgia to
representation in Cong ess passed both
Houses and was signed by the President II
raves the time OF holding an election to
be fixed by the State itself. The saul hern
Pac IL, or Fremont Raflrnad bill was killed
lii the House. The bill for the reatsportfon-
snetlG OF represent alton also tailed. A bill
wa passed and Is 3 law Ri wing Mrs. Lincoln
= pension Of &8-U00 per aDnum. A bill " IS
passed pia.inss 1n the hand> Of the Pre-i-
dent nve million dollars TO be used In Cat
rying out treaty Efipul .tions with the In
'1a95N- A bill tsaGsed which r6sfuces the army
% 80, 90 men, miusterr out surplus officer
anu reduces the salaris Of thssse retained.
fhe ssenate confirmed .he nomination of +
I. Frelinghuysen as -Mint-ter to Ensland
Ui-e Motley, r. called. Also that of Gen Potts
as Gov rifOF of Montana, and Of G. z. De-
L a8.g, of NeVaifa, as Minister TO Japan. A
nnmi.ei of corrupt jobs were mercilesSly
slAughtf red. A dispatch says there has not
been for years q HOu~e % free or ~u-picaOn
= jobbery as tlie present. Both HOUSES iad-
iourned on Friday no vi hsrandfng the
Presidents proclamation Suggesting an e.1E-
T. a srssion. Much regret is expressed that
a navigation act wa not passed as sugges-
ted BY the President.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-22
WHY WE SHOULD sYmPATHIzE
WITH PRUSSIA.


We should sympathize with Prussia
in this life-and-death struggle, because
in no respect has she shown herself in
the wrong; because it is a contest be-
tween a Roman Catholic power, and a
Protestant power, a struggle between
progress and reaction, between German
liberalism and universal education, and
French Imperialism and popular igno-
rance; because It IS an unprovoked war
for the conquest of Rhenish Prussia on
the part of France. and hence foreign to
the spirit of the age, and lastly, because
II IS contest between a Nation which
gave US her sympathies and moral aid
in our struggle for National existence,
and one which was heart and soul in
sympathy, not to say in league, with our
enemies. The great uprising in North
Germany. the demand of the entire pop
ulation Of Prussia that arms shall be
placed in their hands to march against
France, the unparalleled ovation of a
hundred thousand loyal subjects Of
King William on his arrival at Berlin,
are significant omens of victory for the
Prussian eagles. The opposition of ten
Of the ablest members of the French
Chamber of Deputies to the war. carry
ing with them also the opposition of
four of the leading journals, does not
lugur well for that unity of sentiments
and action which alone brings final VIC
tory and an enduring peace. France
cannot bear up against the arms of
Prussia and the moral sentiment of the
world--OAzO STATE gourmet.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-22
COngressiOnaI Convention.

The Republican Congressional Com
mlttee for this District has decided +,
70 hold the convention for NOMINATING
a candidate for Congress at Marion o6
the 18th Of August 1870.
Inc committee recommend that The
convention consist of one Delegate for
each 100 votes given for Governor
E1ayes at the election in 1860 fractions
above 50 votes to be rated as Too, This
pass pass will give the following representa-
Delaware are.................................a -
'-''.....
11; ,S..s'ii
By order Of the Congressional Com
Marysville, July 20, 1870. Chairman
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-22
LOUIS NAPOLEoN,s R1or.

Wrong-doing can always find a pre-
text. Having sedulously prepared for
war and predetermined to have it, Louis
Napoleon has easily manufactured the
coveted occasion. 1t is even suspected
that private understanding has all the
while existed between himself and Gen.
Prim, and that the throne of Spain was
rendered to Leopold at the Emperor's 5
own secret instigation. The reported
sympathy of the Madrid government for
France gives color to the suspicion. But
the trap was not adroit enough to catch
Bismarck. Leopold, wisely estimating
the value of Spanish royalty, peremptor-
ily and absolutely declined its uncertain
honors.
Had the French autocrat been sincere
this would have satisfied him. Had it
even been his right to dictate who should
be the ruler of an independent power.
here would have ended the utmost
stretch of his prerogative. In everv
point the honor of France was fully
maintained and her national pride graf
ihed- But the necessities of the Napo-
leon dynasty were not aIleviated. Some
thing must be done to make its usurpa-
tons necessary to. a discontented peoDle.
france was content with King William 5
refusal to sanction the candidacy ofl
Prince Leopold, but not so the ambitious
intriguer Of the Tuilleries. His interests
demanded an artificial crisis, and accord
'ngiy. having failed to create it by STRAIT
agem. he proceeded to provoke it bv
wanton aggression and insult.
The demand made of Prussia that
King William should renounce for him
self and family forever all claim to the
spanish crown was gratuitous indiqni-
.y' The Prussian king and royal family
naa made no pretension to that crown
ana the same demand might have been
~ ,l-s.lie win equal Propriety of any other
power IN Europe. Rejected by Pr,ssia
me ettete Spanish monarchy NAV ne~+ t
become a dependency of England Az
ria or Russia or, for that matter of 49,
United States, for the weak old concern
Gems incapable of being aught else than
national parasite. If. therefore. the i
'rench Emperor is determined to make
var with every nationality which this
umbls-down government may ask for a
uler or apply to for protection, he may as
'eli prepare to fight every leading pow
r on both continents.
But even if Napoleon's demand upon S
russia were justi6able he of all crown 9
rulers should have been the last to :
lake it. Fresh from his failure to es-
blish an alien Prince on the throne Of
-exico, he ought not to object that L
russia or any other power that sees fit P
iould follow his own precedent. Leo p
I'D could with as much propriety and q
rtainly more justice accept a crown E
1ich the Spanish government has Of al
-ed him than could Maximilian ar
dertake to seize and usurp a crown
lich the Mexican government and -
ople denied him. And if Prussia sic I
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-22
GEN. o. o. HOWARD.

AS was anticipated. the committee ap-
pointed to investigate the truth of the
charges against General Howard, fully
and completely exonerate that officer
from all charges affecting his character
or integrity. The conmittee find, after a
thorough investigation of the whole case.
that the charges are utterly groundless
and causeless ; that as Commissioner of
the Freedmen's Bureau, Gen Howard
has been a devoted, honest and able
public servant, and that his great trust
has been performed wisely, disinterest-
edly, economically and most successful
ly.
1t now remains to be seen whether
the Democratic newspapers which have
been lying about this gallant soldier with
systematic persistence. will rise to the
level of decency and do him even mod
crate justice.-Ohio STATE journal
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-22

The New York 7I75leAs thus sums up
the work done by Congress during the
recent session: The taxes have been
reduced sixty millions, the Tariff thirty
millions, and the Department expenses
,welve millions less than the estimates.
The funding of the debt will save 26,-
300. 900 annually. The Banking faCili-
les have been extended, free banking
authorized, and the National Bank sys-
TEN firmly and forever fixed. Four
States have been reconstructed, and the
Union restored, as far as legislation
could do it. The army and navy have
been reduced; peace with the Indians
assured; new and important railways
authorized, and regulations of elections
and naturalization instituted. At the
same time that this industry has been
displayed by the Legislative branch, the
greatest economy has been practiced by
the Executive Departments; and the
year and the session have been such
that, glad as we would have been to
have them better, we can on them ap-
peal with confidence to the country.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-22
OUR WARRLER.
[From the Ohio State Journal


The Pittsburg Commercial is mista-
ken in saying of James R. Hubbeu thai
while in Congress he earned the title Of
"Artful Dodger." The Honorable
Jeames has no art, and he never lodged
he simply wabbIed. He never knew
ten seconds before voting how he would
vote, and never failed to feel ten seconds
after voting that he had voted wrong.
He had no more backbone than an
empty bag. He had views, but no con-
vIctons. Stand him on end anywhere
and he will settle down like a husband
milk poultice. He is as destitute of de-
Cision as frog is of hair. When they
wanted him to vote on any reconstruc-
ton question, the Radical members of
Congress always had to carry Hubbell
out of the cloak room in a bath tub to
keep him from spilling all over the floor
of the House He was just like jelly for
an hour after voting.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-22

'It is an i'll wind that blows nobody
good" the hurricane which NapoIe-
on is stirring up on the European conti-
nent has already impaired stimulus to
American markets. Under the influence
of the war news wheat has already ad-
vanced at least 20 cents per bushel and
-four $I.oO per barrel. This advance,
happening just at the advent of the new
crop. comes at the right time to be ap-
Preciated by our producers. Nor is this
advance, whatever the threatened troub-
les on the continent amount to, likely to
prove temporary. During the past sea-
son widespread and very destructive
drought has prevailed in European coun
tries. The latest advices state that in
many departments of France not a drop
of rain has fallen for many weeks and
that a remarkably short crop of hay,
fruits and cereals is inevitable. Farm
ers who have enjoyed the loan of artil-
lery horses from the Government have
returned them owing to the scarcity of
feed, and the peasanTy, for the same
are hurrying their cattle to the
butchers. In Spain and other adjacent
similar condition of things
Exists, and in no part of continental Eu-
ope IS there likely to be a surplus of
meats or breadstuffs. This state of af-
airs cannot fail to benefit the American
armer whom the benign climate and
'ountiful soil of our favored country has
his year blessed with an abundance.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-22

The three most prominent French
officers and Corps Commanders in the
present war-McMahon, Bazaine, and
Canrobert-are all over sixty years of
age. The three leading commanders in
the Prussian service, beside the Crown
Prince-Von Moltke, Manteuffel. and
Won Roon-are all over sixty, and the
hTst-named is seventy years old. The
klng of Prussia is seventy-three, and
the Emperor of France sixty-two years
OF age. It is likely that some younger
men will be heard of, on both sides,
before the war is over.-M T. Z576Hte.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-22

Inis is NO PATENT MEDICINE HIM.
,S DoSS1, iRotten up 10 dupe the ignorant and
SLeuulouS, nor is 1t represented as bein9
So Cotl posed nt rare and precious suhstances
oEousnb from the four corners of the earth
c8rElSu seven times across the Great Desert
oi SanarHh on the backs OF fourteen cam.
Si SIs' @ am - Dt Fought across the Atlantic Ocean
On PtW9 Two ships. 1t is a simple, mild, soofhIs,0
1sSS 11sSSSS1,,etg a perfect Specl1e for tATARRH and
r,Pq r,SoLP IN THE HEAD" also for Offensive
~ 5Is9Ini sam Loss or Impairment OF the Sense
w W SuIlell. ll. \ ste or Hearing, Watering or
" eak Eyes, Pain or Pr ssurt- IN the HeaI
s,t ~ n Stiesr',, as they all not unfrequenTly
al g oy the violence Of Catarrh
Inuer, In good faith, a standing Reward
cure. ''' '"iiiAVV
For Sale by most Druggists Everv-
where.
Price so Gents.
Sent by mail, post paid, on recent ot ar,r.
~. ~ SEHIs -Four packages for 81 90, or d0z.
send two cent stamp tor DR.. saRe's
phmpntet on CatRrrh. Address the Pro-
pste,os' .ss' II. V. PIERCE, M, D.
'"Ie'-0AiiOs' Buffalo, N. Y.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-22
AN ORDINANCE.

To prohibit persons from qataTTyfng stone from
DeL0a0GTe Rum, sVitat7l the corporate limits Of
DeLG9CGre.
= ECTION 1. BE it ordained by the
> Council of the incorporates limits of
Delawa e: That nn pei st'H uI persons shall
be allow -dsIo quarry stone from The bed or
channel of Delawart- Run within the Incnr-
pOrated limits of Delaware unless a permit
be granted by vote of two thirds of the
men"erS of the Council elect.
SEC. Any pe'so or persons violating
the first section of this Ord nance shall be
Liable tI II fine o. Fifty IOllaIs for The first
offence and for the second Gtfence twice
tn Il amOHnt.
SEC. 3. b. it further ordained that no per-
s'in o. persons he allowed to build any out
house t.r plH pen on th-- tanks of tie tB+la-
ware Run SO as to prOjecr over ur INTO the
same, n'lr throw any brush, Tubbi b, gar
baRe or refus+ matt OF any kind into sa d
Run that may cause a nuisance or obstruet
ths water course.
SEC. 4. ANY person or persons violating
the above section of this orsinanc.. shall
b. liable a fine of not less than Five nor
more than TWENTY five Dollars.
SEC. 8. This ordinance to take eff ct and
be In fot ce from and after ltS publication.
DelaWar-- July 10th 1870 A. LYBRAND Jr.
II K: r ANDoLPH Clerk, Mayor.
july -2Z-lt
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-22

In the "Napoleonic Ideas" which the
present Emperor gave to the world thir-
~ years ago, he said: Will France for
ever exhaust her resources and energies
IN neVerendlpg suicidal contests? No! he
adds, such cannot be the destiny Of
France. This IS an excellent Napole
onlc idea; but it is evident that it can
never be realized while Napoleon is
permitted to control the destinies Of
Zi7bR1e.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-22

The Hon. Frederick T. Frelinghuy-
sen, Of New Jersey has been nominated
by the President and confirmed by the
Senate as Minister to England to succeed
Mr.. Motley, recalled. Mr.. Frelinghuysen
has served his State in the capacity of
Attorney General and United States
Senator, and has been an active and eff
ficient member Of the Republican party.
He is the nephew and adopted son of
Senator Frelinghuysen who was a CO.
temporary of Henry Clay. an eminent
adherent of that statesman's school of
politics, and associated with him as
candidate for Vice President in 1874.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-22
No. of votes cast
for Hayes.
No. Of
Delegates

It IS hoped the Republicans in eacb
township will attend the primary meet
lngs and send full delegations Of good
rehaple men to the County Convention
VINO can be implicitly relied upon for
the discharge of the important duties
aeyolvlng on them honestly, faithfully
and imPartially.
By order Of the Central Committee.
c. B. PAUL,
Chairman.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-22

The houses ofN. NJ. Thiers and Favre,
who made speeches against the war in
the Corps Legislatif are being defended
from the mob by the police of Paris.
But the time will shortly come for the
yindication of both-Thiers will be in
favor, and Favre will not be in tears
Chicago Posi-.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-22
NOTICE.

THE Stockholders of the Delaware,
BERKSHIRE and Sunbury Turnpike Com
pany are hereby notified that the Seven n
1nstaliment of Ten per cent. of The capital
ock nf said company will be due and pay
able on the 4th day of August, 1870, TO W. e.
Moore. Treasurer of said Company.
W. NJ. HANDLER,
iulyZ-2t President.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-22
SECOND DISPATCH.

Adolphe Theirs, the French historian
and statesman, said in the great speech
which he delivered on the army bill in
the Corps Legislatif, on the goth of June:
Prussia, which formerly had only
5000, 900 people at her disposal, has
now 4o, ,ooo, 600"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-22
BOOK BINDING.
BOOK BTNDERV =!

HE Undersigned has just opened a
Book Bindeiy in Oesterly1S Building
corner OF SandusH1y and Will am streets IA
the room 70 merly occupied by the Mayor,
ali varieties of b ndfug inclu ling Psmph-
ieIS, Magazines, Newspapers, Music Books
tLIdeF BOOKS &C. Have had a long and
1erms reasonable. I'all AID see my work
arp15. .'7ti-Ivr -
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-22
NEW ADvERFIs EMENTs.
FOUND ID.

ON the twelfth inst, ON Depot street
- li DsiHWare, near Richards Machine
Shop, a POcR eE Book rontaiufnE money
aiiS, ana papers Tue nwner can have the said
l',a. PSleAeL oook by paying for advertising and
,.issetio ng lht pOeKrt btb0k which rRn ne
Iqand 10y ili, at = 2 Il McDowells New CaiiifOrnla
Union Co Ohio, 10
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-22
STATE on 0AIIFoRNIAl.

Crack bon, Secretary Ofth PAC1Ffc lfTTrrtT i.
IFE insurance CQMP'y, beinEduiy rvVurn
depost- and saA, and ench for himself sn1 3.
the said Company; and that, on the thirty
ntst day of Jerembi last. llS6W nll uf fho
hhuve deseli ihrd A~~elr We're the 0heoIr-f-
property Of the saiu Company. frt g and
clear ti ON .ny liens or claims thereon er--
ing Statement, with the Sch1 dulles and ~
plantations herrto ann Ned and by fhem
subscribed are true, full and correct State
mrnt of the true CONDITION and on fbe ar-
tual state Of the ati'irs OF The said Company
on the said tiirty-drSt day OF Ihecpnf heir
last, Hnd for the year ending on that drv
accC riding 10 the best OF their knUwlgdre.
Information ami helief. e.perfivelv.
II. n. LA~TINGS. Wee Prceffanf
JOSEPH CRACK BON, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn tu hafore ma tl,fs
u. 81 Sd day uf February. 1870
CHARLES .. IQEuEET
N0frrrf NffEff
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-22
CAUTION ABOUT WAR DIsPATCH-
EG.

American readers of the war dispatch
es will do well to notice that most of
them come for the present from Paris;
and give-through no fault of the Press
agent. but by their origin-the French
view of the situation; and when the
French give US their views of the condi-
ton or intentions of the Germans, that is
as good as guessNorIz. but no better.
The Germans fer the present are 81
lent. No doubb We shals. hear from
them by and by.-N = FaH.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-07-22

An official announcement is publish
ed to-day that the Republican Congress
sional Convention for the Eighth District
viii be held at Marion on Saturday. Au-
gust I3.