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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-09-17
q II ANDERSON, L ADAMS. JOHN WARREN, r
HARDY, FRANCIS FENTRESS, c. NJ. WELLONs
Magistrates and ConstableS.
St. James Church, Bolivar, Tenn.

st. James Church, Bolivar, Tenn
ervices on every Sunday Holy Days BY
. RECTOR W. G. GRAY.
TFe for opening Sunday School is-. 8i o'clock
Morning Service on Sunda ys.....---..-..-.... l01a
Evening Service on sundays ........,..... 3 do II
n Holy Days.-.... --.-i5a a ii anu AZ N
Services twice each day during Lent
From to Z A n. and from to 10 P. NJ, the Rector
be found his study the of the Church
"a The seats of this Church ALL FREE.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-09-17
Cumberland Presbyterian Church.

Services follows Second Sabbath in each month"; BY
Dr. A A MOOREsIAS; Fourth Sabbath in each month by
WB. Nj. NORMENT.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-09-17

Old man sickly-sends for child
All ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS;
Young man making money fast
Old mans blessing-dies at last.
Youthful couple prove probate
Get the money-liYe in state
Mothers wishes crowned with joy
Doctor-nurses-little boy.
Time proceeds-her ties endear-
Olive branches year by year;
Blessings'on the good attend
General gladness-moral end.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-09-17

We suffer more from anger and grief
than from the very things for which we
anger and grieve.
If YOU are disquieted at anything you
should consider with yourself, is the thing
of that worth that for it | should so disturb
myself, and lose my peace and tranquility.
Old Ben johnson said, of all wild
beasts preserve me from tyrant, and OF all
tame, q fatterer
An innocon5 writer inforEss Us that man
kind embraces woman. Why, he's not well
posted. We knew that ourselves.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-04-09

IMPORTANT TO STEAHBoATNES The fol.
10 ing Is a cOpy OF the joint resolution pro-
vid,ng Tor the safety OF passengers on
steAmbOats," which passed the House Of
Representatives, March II, and read twice
in iha senate on the 10TH inst, aud I%elerre,i
70 the committee on commerce.
Ne Il resolved ny the senate and House Of
Reps seatAuves ul the United states Of
America In Jongrcss q sembled. That sixty
days from and after the passage OF this rOsO.
luton, all lre.pumps water barrels, b OK
cts, and other appliances required By law
for the purpose Of tNtlnguisning Ores on
steamboats, plilng u on the mississippi
river and is trtDui aries, shall he sept in
perfect order and ready lUT immediate use
II all times and during all seasons OF the
year, and that all stoves Used on saii ; cam.
ors hail be well and securely fastened to
tse deck ther, OF with iron bolts
nc! :. AMI be II further resolved, That
II snail he unlawful Tor such passenger
steamers to carry as freight, OF use - stores
any oil the following amt articles. VIZ: nj.
troy ScerinC, coal OIL, crude petroleum .
narIhi, buEZing, benLUlc Or cAmpheBC.
sEC ! Amt b. II further resolved, That
TIE officers and owners oil any OF the lOregO.
ing craft violating the prov siOns OF this
j.iut resolution shall pay q nne OF not less
than one thousand dollars for each and
every offence, On.half OF which shall 90 10
the infOrmer; and the United states Circuit
and District Courts shall have Jurisdiction
under this resolution.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-04-09

STEAM SUPERcEDED. Tho New York cor
respondent nth Boston journal describes
u new invention Tor displaclng ,team by
electricity, and says that lAthes planning
machines and o her mechanical aTrang-
ments are driven by this power. To run an
engine OF twenty horse power by this inven
ton, would require oaly 4 space OF three
( ct long, W. lee wide and two feet high
The cost per day would b. t~hirty.hye cents.
On a steamship no coal would he rcquir, d
anil the space now u'ed Tor rOA and ma
chineTy could he used for cargo. The stub.
born resistance OF electricity 70 mechanical
tee heretofore has, II Is believed. been over
come. A continuous bat cry hAs hcen secur.
eli and other diff lilies removed. princi-
pilly through the coil Of the magnet 1.-THE
invention NUrks ~ well on the large scale ~
Il dors on the machinery 20 which It is now
a piiei, stoamsh ps win soon ply the ocean
una, r the new piOpuliing power. A ma
chine Ofgroat o. ptcity IL being constructed
AMI will o be ON exhibition in New YOFt
The whole thing. mighty enough 70 carry
a CupardertO Liverpool, can be secured In
small trunk.
The New York herald., 1870-01-06
STALLIONS.

A RABlAN STALLION FOR SALE.-ruE PURE
Arabian Horse SAID Is FOR sale terms as
his present owner has for him. To he will
most valuable acquisition. This following pedigree gives
to his
eso spelled sayed gvep by the groom Of Nubar
fasna MINISTER 70 France rom Egypt foEcd the 2th
the famous khorassan the property OF Abdul Mcdd IDS
scemdan ot the cesebraei eaped the
walls With the last Mameluke Bey when fleeing from
Mahomed All In lSJ Therefore, Said Ii the
Ncdd breed on the mcthers side aud the
the siie of Khorassan. =
This grand Arab stallion exhibited wonderful powers OF en-
and speet In the Abyssinan war, being ridden
shnty by an officer during that campaign.
For further particuars appy to Mr. POSTER the Office
OF Wilkes Spirit OF the Tnics.
The New York herald., 1870-01-06
FINANCIAL.

G7E0 N00 TO LoAN-ON FIRST BOND AND
OO.VOV mortgage cixss improved pro-
pefiy, IN city aud New Jersey, 10 principals only
Il. NJ. MASON, No. Centre street.
The New York herald., 1870-01-06
DIRECTORY Fer ADvER Users.


AMUsEMENTs Fourth, nrh and sixth columns. second
ksTRoIoaY Fourth column second page
soAk6ERs LSDRhs sslS second and
AND IobcTSG column
sRo6KEYs REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-Firs. column.
BUSINESS oPfFoeRTusrrrEs-Thlrd and fourth columns.
Hq eXsSf asl SEEaRz sss ss' ~.
NCLEKNs AND sALEsNEN--F,rh column, eleventh page.
ns5 and sixth columns
:s'sSs sS Columns.
sGGsas sshss ss s aS
% hs~L EsTxrE FOR and second
pANsfS Tii Esss column second pas.
DEkTIsTnl third column, second page.
Hkka hoss To E 1 p pFtsrsHEp AND uy
xuRdfnhi sTE. column ds twelfth page
fEssa fkEsu s.nn.p
yIMAScIAIroar.h y and nr.h columns, FIRST page.
SS'' and 9Th coamn.
suoRsEs CARRIAGES, 4o-seoond and third columns.
hooss s'sS' as column
Pf Es4As F5a S1S asD sean
FCTU RE sEASON-Fourth column, second page.
IN OFFICISSixth column, frat page.
IT AND FOUND-Fourih column, second page.
IIIEERY-Sixth column, eleventh page.
ssBlsF NANTTLS-Sfath column, twelfth page.
|DiCAL-- THIRD column, second page.
aSCELLAEEOUS ADVEKTlSEMENTS--Slxth column
tenth page
ssCILLASE E1Us, SIKH column, frs. page.
lSICAL-Ffth column, second pace
Rs NAILS First i.ulln. first PAGE
LfOFORTES--Fifth column, md pare.
OPCSALS--Sfxth coumn, eleventh
AL Estate TO EXCHANGE Second column, twelfth
n Arr w nrrn ro,.., o,,,,,n .,..,u.
lIGlOUS NOTICES Sixth column, first page.
EWAhDS-Fcurth column, second page
eOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET-Fourth column,
twelt page.
pare.
fUATIONs wANTED-FEMALEs-Frs. second third
an fourth columns eleventh page.
TUATlONS WANTED-MALES-Ffh column, eeye nth
RECIAL NOTICFS-First and columns. first PAGE
kTl NG-DOGS BIRDS, &c.--Second column, nrs page.
W TRApES-Sixh co umn, eleventh page.
LIT FOR BUSINESS PURPoSES-Fourth column,
twelfth page.
.ANrED TO PURCHASE Sixth column first page
ATCuES. JEWEI.kY &c.--Sixth column, rrst pare.
GIFTS, STEAMBOATS,, 4C.-Sixth column, first page.
-
The New York herald., 1870-01-06
BUSINESS Opportunities.

| WANTED-A PARTNER WITH Sa0v0 OR es00o, TO
~ eha pronable liquor business Address BUSINESS,
The New York herald., 1870-01-06

A DOWN TOWN FAMILY "TORSE EXCHANGE"
IL What has long been needed.
How often do we hear the question: "Where 60 and
purchase team horse family with the
OF being fairy dealt ws The question hereto hss
nearly assluated conunirum, merchants mud bust.
men have generally sgiven 1t u and allowed them.
selves be swned by the connivng OF
and unpriucipIed horse jockeys.
reliable Horse and Carriage Exchange
Is now established, and
Registry Of Horses and Carriages
ut Private Sac
Is kept at the Down Town Office Sacsroom 81 Nassau
street, opposite the Post oncc, OF
JOHNSTON Il VAN TAsSELI.
No charge is maize for registering and facility is af
fordsd to both and seller. Gentlemen Of
Family Teams will do we 70 call and cxam!ac register
Gentlemen having Teams, Road orses Carriages which
they wish 10 dispose Of will find It to their advantage to call
and REGISTER thu aane-trae Of charge.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ID OWLEY vi. MASON.
~ Notice 10 the public.
rho
Mason Manufacturing Company
New York city.

III koics TO the public
Mason Manufacturing Company
take this meth ID Of notifying the public that the statement
ss y ii. sls 81 SS Sn Ss
Ssssn, Sss4sd v' nat q dd % no. possess ap ns
ssns. tho patent only Be se!.isi ~ aseisioa
sR % s5Sss % ss
DIT kowcy against our omers none Of which he seems
Itowsy he q sincere we invite hS 70 promptly ana
proceed against instead q tAs trade As the aa
Ea9 ..o = reissues" q y. KsysSns DEXTER Star Frank.
and aao manufacturers OF rings under Mason letters
Added this fact 70 which we call the especial
tentou OF the trade that even the patent which Mr. Row
sss;; ; 2 a,% soe: ne
patents. and The public can suy
aaa '' As'A w'A0 srnfES ftp II ny kaa PIscKSEy President.
KEW snn fosH. Z M.fSs pss ssifsfsss''HdsDs 81 isss.
THE SECULAR SOCIAL MEETING or THE MEM.
Al will be held this evening the 255 Hudson
TT 8: NAVAL AcADEMy.-CADET VACANCY TO BE
~ ME- before June Psrties Of means address con-
sPORTING-D0Gs, BIRDS, sc.
A LII KINDS or FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
ocka~ 1s b@, q s'sases sparea food for
n Blades attended to by Mrs. DovEy.
EoR sALE-AMERIcAN QUAIL tRAlsED NoRrI)
box No. s ros. oice, Fed Bank NJ.
CPoRTsMEN ARE INVITED To EXAMINE THE
aient breach loading Shot Gun, manufactured Boyd
English brccch loading muzzs guns Oce 2cs BROADWAY
THE PIGEON MATCH FOR sl,ooo BETWEEN PAINE
snd Morgan take: place At Dubois track l.5sh street
Al il ocoel Admission q hs sn rack c0s commencing
wa. II. COOKE, Proprietor.
The New York herald., 1870-01-06

WANTED.A SPECIAL OR ACTIVE PANTHER IN
hs stationery and printing business IN OF the best
iocaiilies 10 the city. Address o., Herald ohcc
The New York herald., 1870-01-06
WATCHES, JEwELRY, &c.

CUCKOO CLOCxs.-OUR PATENT AND MANCFA0
~ iuiei american Watches at manufacture prices ris
A. FkANkfiELD CO., Jewellers, Sixth avenue ccruc
Fourteenth street and Eighth avenue corner Iwcnty sxth =
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E'oR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.

L,oR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
The Cromwell Line.
seamshps Of this ne will leave pier No North r,ver at
5o'clock r. NJ. folow - =
GEORGE WASHINGTON Garer. :. Saturday Janunry A.
hARirOsA Hcmbe... Saturday January Is.
FREIGHT taken for 81. Louis, Mobile and Iayeston at
through rates. Cabin passage, $50.
For passage first and second class freight apply to
CROMWELL CO., b6 West street
The New York herald., 1870-01-06
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

CRESCENT CRY,
Captain George L.. Norton,
will DC despatched on Saturday January o'clo.t p
from pier " North : -
Freight received through for St. Louis Mobile ana
Galveston. - e -
The SHERMAN will succeed Saturday, January lS.
apply to FREDERIC BAKER.
The New York herald., 1870-01-06

WANTED-A MAN or THE RIGHT STAMP TO TAKE
~ onehalf interest for Massachusetts in the Invisible
Wesiher strip Apply to ROBINSON, ~ Ann street, inme
The New York herald., 1870-01-06

WANTED-A PARTNER, WITH FEW THOUSAND
dollars IN Clohing Business TO extend the same by
place on one Of the beat avenues this city Address H. H.
station +. New York sitY.
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THE NEW PATENT
NEVER FAILING, sELr.LocEING
WINDOW FAST.
WINDOW FAST.

The ony substitute for weights and pnlleys conip,cs
AMI perfect seloekng SPRING less the oil un.
reliable and uaafr heretofore intro No catch.
s htehiy breaking slipping or jronrinc but always sac.
e-ocking and falling. cogs, wheels
rollers To ie, tempered aIrn . "a
break fals and window Jsl where
you leave H. from being rascd dropping
raised or lowered tue aerest rinc for ventilation. then
ana there locks ITSELF No other window prstenda
does lock the window securely every rac. pos
ton works equally well top bottom SASH, simple,
effective durable and cheaper spring
ever Introduced critics are challenged 20 lnd single fet.
II cheapy aud easily applied by any mechanic TO old or
windows. Every lock made IN the most thorough
and warranted perfect Descriptive cIreaars
card let Of prices, sent promptly on application.
Liberal terins to the trade aud agents.
The New York herald., 1870-01-06
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

A GREAT SPECIAL SALE OF HIGH BRED. HAND.
sso: 0ss drea. ' Jons. aSs '.ases. street,
high ~ sai
su sn M o ns e can beat
BAY Horse is hsh year. old nnsy bred fass trosr
e1:s sss S'sS sssd d cam cam .re. in
been driven together make .sS Sencel snd ar.s
class team, ana can beat three minutes
May about is oia can tea Sas reor maf as
Sst IN public race hs s season SON. and i the fastest o:
and fas, roadster; warran,e sound and kind p'
a. sns mH.s
produced has style beauty cornbined can iro
pubic sS rsse1a 1a aiSsas aAs
srong Horse u hIsh Years old Is powerful and hones.
in 10 minutes and single mile inside Of $3.50;
-Four Of the abovc horses brought by Colonel
with and expense BUT N ee
ay they % Sse ssl X order O.
broker who has se them for private purposes
All OF this warranted as represented in every
partsnar ncnn the speed and purchasers win and them
to public in some time and wil find = their advantage
m ey n pa M @ wiha spen he
Full particulars a. sae which WIN take place above,
rain or shire.
ucTIoN HOUSE OF JOHNSTON 4 VAN rAssKLI.
IA Once salesfoom 81 Nassau street, opposite the
HORSE AUCTION MART iii EAST THIRTEENTH ST.,
REouLAE, SALES SF aSksEs AND CARRIAGES
Gentlemen wishing purchase or those having Horses
con tins branch Of our bsines as do all our other
business on the snme principles which gov
en- honorable houses In all mercantile pursuits.
We give :ho purchaser OF every horse that is warranted
Entries Of Horses Carriages can be made a.
our down town ocs ana s,esroo :, Nassau where
Ill 7eral advances made on consi1nmen.s
The New York herald., 1870-01-06

THE PROPRIETOR OF LEADING STAPLE BUSINESS,
having special trade paving Handsomely will dis.
posc OF 1t tor cash or good Real Estate.
vANDykE & CO., 176 broadway.
The New York herald., 1870-01-06

WANTED no PURCHASE.

A LADY HAVING A GOOD HOUSE, WILL ARRAN0k
"A with party having boarders anil Wishing give W
the business liberal terms or viii SELL Address b. l.,
box 2,376 Post Office.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-AN ACTIVE INTEREST
w In well established
fcred By competent business who furnish sxts
factory real estate security Of $c0c0 Address box LII
Herald ohce.
The New York herald., 1870-01-06
DRY GOODS.

ID ECEPTIoN B0NNETS.-vELvET BONNETS. ALL
IL coors, with real laces selling of at half price. Aso
handsome assortment OF Round Hats elegant French Flow
Dress Gaps and eaddresses cheaper than any ohsa
house In the city. Nine. DE LACY, s821S Broadway,
near Nineteenth street.
The New York herald., 1870-01-06

DARE CHANCE.-ANY GENTLEMAN HAVING A
LII little capital and fond of travelling with
haordnary opportunity for making money by nqung at 4s
The New York herald., 1870-01-06

WANTEr-A PARTNER IN y DENTIsTRY; THE gUs!.
hess luy estahlished tel easy Address H. A. NJ,
Herald Branch once. Brooklyn.
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med and manufactured exclusively by the

VNHE MAGIC TOP TUE MAGIC ToP-wALRINa
j. Dolls, Boy the yeloctpcae Masksin endless vareyj
a.so novelties In Toys, at relsil
ruNSELLs Toy Bazaar, 36 John street.
The New York herald., 1870-01-06

UNDERSIGNED WILL APPLY TO THE METRO.
,an Board OF Excise on the 2th day OF January 1870
license to sell strong and sprituous hquors wcs
UbecT n titveIghth street Third avenue New York
PATRICK p',ONNOR.
The New York herald., 1870-01-06

ITO SELL, OR PARTNER wANTED-roR THE PATENT
l. Right of and indispens able household article. In
quire 1t 81 Grand street. In the store.
The New York herald., 1870-01-06

i OF Galveston Steamers.
sailing every Saturday, st l.. NJ, tpuchiug nj kes West
The AL steamer WILMINGTON, Captain Cole, as pier %
East ri er, will sail Saturday, Jauuarye.
Al goods Houston the nerlor VIII be forwarded bv
our nsens Messrs. 4 ~ McMahan Co.. free OF charge
For freight or rassa2e apply TO
The New York herald., 1870-01-06


DARGE FOR 5ALF.-$5o0 DOWN WILL PURCHASE A
- first class Barge reasonable time for balance Address
c. A. b., box Iii Herald cflce
LcOR sALE-TTE sLoOP YACHT SADIE, OF ~ TONS,
u o. M the winner OF the champion Gag in the Atlantic
Yacht Club for 1859 Ia the best
aiost. JOHN u. HERKESHOFF,
Yscht and Boat Builder, Bristol II. I.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-13
Congress- Yesterday.

In the Senate yesterday the Sundry Civil
Service Appropriation bill was discussed at
length and variously amended. One Of the
amendments adopted appropriates thirty
thousand dollars for the survey Of canal
route through Nicaragua. Discussion on a
number Of amendments was continued up to
late hour last evening when the bill was
passed.
The report Of the conference committee on
the Funding bill was rejected In the House
yesterday by vote of 80 to lOl. The prin-
cpal objections to the report seemed to lie
in the clause requiring the new banks to be
Incorporated under the Currency bill to take
the new bonds in any denominations that the
Secretary Of the Treasury might elect, and to
the one and q half per cent commission.
The Western men opposed it for thus
trammelling the proposed new banking facili-
ties, and the democrats opposed ii because the
bonds were to be non-taxable. A new confer
ence committee was ordered consisting of the
same members who made the report just
rejected. Mr.. Butler attempted to get in a
resolution for the investigation of the troubles
| of the colored cadet at West Point,
but all parties seemed anxious to over
rule him on this point, and an adjourn
| ment was effected as FINAL quetus
| upon him. Mr.. Butler is too much given
| to investigation, The young darby at West
Point is merely undergoing the preliminary
process that all ''plebs" undergo at all col
leges. General Howard confesses to having
been treated in the same way when he first
went to West Point, General Grant probably,
in his time, was served in the same way, and
history records it that Phil Sheridan had an
unusually hard time, and yet we have not
heard that their treatment ever called for a
Congressional investigation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-13
MIR. Fenton's Party.

''Fenton, Harris, Upton" That is the
complete roll call of the Fenton party which
pretends to all the political virtue and sa-
gacity that is to be found In this vicinity, and
assumes right to dispense the national pa
tronage in the commercial metropolis. Mr..
Fenton, who voted in favor of the st. Do
mingo treaty when it was certain that his vote
would not save 1t, and 80 acted on his SOW
ereign right as Senator, did not intend that
General Grant should enjoy an equally free
exercise of his rights as President in the mat
ter of appointment and 80 set about coercing
the President on point Of purely executive
duty. The result Of his endeavors is summed
up in the call of the vote in favor of his policy.
This vote reads as follows:-
"Fenton, Harris, Upton"
This is the array Of the men who consider
that Mr.. Fenton is the man who ought really
to discharge the duties of the Executive, and
make all the appointments to onice-the men,
in fact, who fancy that Mr.. Fenton, and not
General Grant, is the head Of the government.
One of them had his notions of craftsmanship
from Sairey Camp, another from his relative,
the Upton Slasher, and the third has no such
notions. A very pretty party
"Fenton, Harris, Upton"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-13
Work be Pushed Forward with AN
Despatch.

Tho New Post OIce Bniiding-Let the
Work be Pushed Forward with AN
Despatch.
1t Is authoritatively stated that there is dan
ger OF the work on the new Post Oaice build
Ing being stopped in short time unless
congress comes promptly to the rescue and
makes the necessary appropriations for its con.
unuance. We trust that every member Of
Congress who has the remotest regard for the
interests OF not only the commercial metro
polls but of the entire country will appreciate
the necessity Of pushing forward this work 10
completion with all despatch. Taking in
view the eligibility of the site and the magni-
tude Of the intended structure, the new build.
Ing will constitute an imposing monument Of
national greatness which new corners to our
shores will behold with admiration. 1t is thus
national undertaking in every sense Of the
word-one in which all American citizens cap
take pride, and their representatives in Coma
gress will be doing nothing more than their
duty by facilitating its erection by every
means In their power. We trust no private
jobbery or jealousies will be allowed to inter-
fere with the progress of this work. Congress
has now an opportunity to redeem itself from
some Of the aspersions of Incidence and cor
ruption cast upon it by putting through vigor-
ously and decsively the construction Of this
new New York Post Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-13

Prussian is a trained soldier and the military
arrangements of Prussia are such that there
could not unless the war was greatly pro-
tracted, be any lack Of men. In the homoge-
neous character of her population it is not to be
denied France has certain advantage. This
advantage, however, ii has often seemed to us,
Is greatly overestimated. 1t Is true that
North Germany is occasionally q reluctant
unit. 1t is true also that, while by military
treaty Prussia claims shss armies q Bavaria; Of
Wurtemoerrg I'D Of Baden. these South Ger
man States sometimes reveal a spirit which is
anything but favorable to the continuance Of
Prussian supremacy. All this is true. 1t ia
true, too, that Frenchmen count on German
support when they cross the Rhine. Herein
lies the mistake. The Germans are one,
although they recognize different masters.
They may quarrel among themselves, but they
will not join the stranger In crusade against
the Fatherland Germans may reveal division
so long as they contend only with each other;
but the German people become one the
moment the foot Of the invader touches their
soil. 1t was in great measure German luke
warmness that made the hand Of Austria so
feeble in &c. The soldiers of Prussia fought
with spirit because they fought for Father
land. The German soldiers of Austria fought
feebly because they fought against Father
land. 1t must not therefore, be imagined
that the South German States will welcome
the invader, especially when that invader is
France. There is one other consideration
which ought not to be overlooked. AS events
are now shaping themselves the presumption
is that Prussia will have the advantage OF
fighting in the outset at least on her own soil.
"Pro asSs ct f1cis, for hearth and home, no
section of the German race but knows how to
fight End the war when and how 1t may, 1t
cannot fail to make step in the onward pro-
gress of the race. 1t will place Europe pri-
marily under entirely new conditions.