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FOB &ALE.

TWO good secondhand. Fue Boilers thirty feet
L long, each and one twenty -eight feet long. Di-
ametcr Of each forty-two inches.
Will be said at a bargain.
Apply to the subscriber, 292 Commercial Street.
Portland OF No Springs Island, Saco, where they
may be seen,
JOSEPH HOBSON.
Portland, March LIST, 1870. mardlf
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Great Bargains in Real Estate
100000 feet Of Lands and Flats
In the City of Portland.

II BRACING many of the most beautifully loca
~ ted house lots to % oe had in tue city 5 Several M
frontage on the new marginal street; some OF it
fronting the deepest water in the harbor and Afford
ing the best and most convenient for wharves
manufactures and depot grounds of any location to
be had in the city. A large portion Of the above
property will be sold at the low price of our 4 cents
per superficial loot and upwards With the increas-
ed demands for additional railroad facilities for the
new roads now in progress, and the prospective
growth OF Portland, it is believed that safer and
more remun eraive investment in real estate cannot
be had. Enquire of Moses Gould, IS North Street,
j. c. Proctor, SO Exchange Street.
jun2Oeod&eow7w
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For Sale.

TEwELRY STORE; stock and fixtures; years.
the prncinaj streets in Boston, Plenty of Watch,
Clock and Jewery repairing. Very rare chance.
Price $1,000 j. L. GREELY. 70 Court ST., Boston.
jy9eOd2w
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FOR SALE!
For Sale or Lease.

NHEAP for Casn. Lot OF Land Store and Hoas
Othereon, in Cape Elizabeth (Knightvile(
Call at the premises and inquire OF
mar2dtf S T. CUMMINGS.
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For Sale on DanfOrth Street.
A DESIRABLE three story house, new stable,
"A plenty of hlrd and soft wafer. Lot Sc 100 f.
JOHN G. PROCTER.
July 12 jyl2-3w
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OCEAN HOUSE.

Ta; gs,s..s; aas YIN
pany Oh Saturday, May %, 1870.
myo7,itf
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Desirable Country Seat for Sale

Desirable Country Seat for Sale.
HNHE estate of the late DR.. John Milken, situated
i in Scarborough, Maine, miles from Portland,
and five from Saco, one and half miles from Old
Orchard Beach, and one-half mile from the West
Scarborough Station on the P. S. & P. Railroad.
1t contains about one hundred acres OF laud cuts
thirty tons OF hay and is well stocked with choice
fruit trees. The buildings consist of a large
thoroughly built two story brick house, good barn,
wood and carriage house. all in good repair. A fine
stream OF water flows through the farm, with tall
of more than orty feel, afordirg good mill privi-
lege and the best O facilities for the BREEDING of fish
On account OF its proximity TO good markets, and
also to of the finest beaches in New Engand, ii
offers rare opportunity TO any one wishing to pur-
ls much less thon the cost Of the buildings. Ap-
ply to the subscriber at 292 Commercial street, Port
land, or No. Springs Island, SacO, Me.
jun24d&wtt JOSEPH HOBSON.
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Mild, Certain, Safe, Efficient. 1t Is far the best
Cathartc remedy vet discovered and at once relieves
causing injury to any of them. The most complete
success has long attended its use in many localities
and it is offered to the general public with the
that is claimed for it. 1t produces little or no pain
leaves the organs Tree from irritation, and never
over taxes or excites the nervous system. In all
diseases of the skin, blood, stomach bowels. liver,
kidneys,-of children, and in many difficulties, pc
culiar to women, il brings prompt relief and certain
cure The best physicians recommend and prescribe
It; and no person who this, w i'll vonntar-
lily return to the use OF any other cathartic.
Sent by mail, on receipt OIL price and postage.
Box, O25. Postage. 9 cents.
Boxes, 90 ~
II 225 ~
1t is sold by all dealers in drugs and medicines.
TURNER CO., Proprietors.
40 fremont street, Boston, Mass
noo d-daouW.SS1yr
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Brick House for Sale.

A LOT ofland on Cross street. Enquire of Edward
"A Howe No. "a Danforth street, or OF q. j. Libby
No. l46 Middle street. may14dtt
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Store to Lett

IN Middle, between franklin and Han mpshire
" Streets. In good repair
JAMES A. FOSS.
Portland, June 20. jun21tf
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To Let.
GTOKE No. 100 Commercial Street, head of Widg-
~ ery's Wharf, recently occupied by N. O. Cram,
Esq. Possession given July 1st.
AUG E. STEVENS g. CO.,
Jun1tf 146 Commercial Street.
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To Let,

e To be Let, -.-
ri HE desirable store, No. Is Market Square.
q. Apply to tjun9ti] WM HAMMOD.
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A Grocery and Provision Business
for Sale.
EO2 sale in Cambritlgeport, 20 minutes ride from
Quincy Market: one OF the best Grocery and
Provision Stores in the city, has large frst-class
casn trade New wooden building 22x30 feet, 2
stories high. Fixtures, Stock, Horse, Wagon Pung
Sleigh and Harnesses. The business is worth $4,000
but will tie sold trie less the present owner is
going west. A part can remain on mortgage if de-
sired. Call on or address, A. w. BRADFORD, Pro-
prletor, corner Broadway and Lee SIS, Cambidge-
bort.
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Public Notice,

Portable Steam Engi1es.
COMBINING the maximum of efficiency, dura-
bility and ecouomy with the minimum OF weight
and price. They widely and favorabiy known,
more than 500 being in All warranted satisfac-
ory, or no sale Descriptive circulars sent on ap-
pcafion Address
J.C. HOADLEY & CO., Lawrence, Mass.
jul1d6m
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For Sale!

HORSE, Wagon and Harness for sale cheap at
IL jy22dlw' 1872 Fore st.
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EOR SALE.

THE subscribers being about to close out their
L business on account of the ill health OF the
senior partner offer their stock tor SALE and store to
let, affording rare opportunity for any one wish
ing to engage in the Wholesale Grocery or Flour
Business.
j. F. RANDALL & CO.,
126 Commercial 81.
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House and Land for Sale,
THE subscriber offers for sale. the brick house No
40 Deering street. Also severa desirable lots
opposite. CHARLES PAYSON.
June 6. 1870 iun6tf
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Cottage House for Sale

NVOCotGO 11OUhC IUI 6slIC
0N Cedar street. Also goodhou to let corner o.
~ Mayo and Lincoln street.
jun14eodtf MIG PALMER
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O. C. G Il

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w A NTED.

4 Small Tenement-two rcoms-in the easterly
"A part OF the city. Rent not to exceed 5000 per
month. Inquire at IA 1-2 Cumberland st. fe2it
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T'HREE nice house lots on Elm street, 40xs0 feet
L front, one corner lot, located between Con-
gress and Gun berand streets. Apply TO
W. II. JERRIS, Real Estate Agent,
Jun24 Sw' Cahoon Block, next east of City Hall.
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TO LET.

To Let.
A HOUSE with five rooms, and cellar with cis-
~ tern. Enquire at No. Sherbrooke ST.
July 26d1w*
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The Mime State Press

AT 1O9 EXCHANGE STREET, Portland.
TERMS Eight Dollars Year in advance.
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ntF!CE on Exchange street, up one flight; fur
~ nshed with Desk and Drawers, finished in
BLACK W alnut One o. the best Office on the street.
Apply to w. II. JERRIS, Real Estate Agent,
Jyl9'lw Cahoon Block, next East OF City Hall.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1870-07-21
THE "cLoRloUS FOURTH

The most glorious, that of I776;
the most enthusiastic, that of 1852,
in consequence of the surrender of
Corvallis, October 9, 1881; the
proudest, that of 1889, the first year
under Washington as our first Presi-
don't, and tho frat under the consti-
tuition of the United States of Ameri-
ca; the most dismal that of 1861,
the first year of our great rebellion ;
the most impressive, that of 1865, in
consequence of the SUPPRESSION of the
rebellion, Lincoln's assassination, the
capture of JEFF Davis, and the policy
of Andy johnson; and the grandest,
that of 1870, with the Union restored,
and equal civil and political rights
established in the supreme law of
the land.
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From the Green Bay Gazette. !
IOWA.

is great State and it has mag
nifcent future. We despair of our
ability to convey any adequate con-
ception of its beauty, fertility or vari-
ETY. of resources because we had
heard the same reported a thousand
times and yet were wholly unprepar-
ed for what We witnessed. Figura-
lively and scripturally speaking it is
land flowing with milk and honey.
From a half hours ride this side of
Council Bluffs to Davenport, we did
not see one acre of untillable SOIL
There was an unending panorama of
rolling prairie, limpid streams firing
ed with a belt OF trees, groves, inn
nense fields of grain and corn, com
Portable farm houses, new and enter
prising towns and villages. In the
western part of the State nature has
Supplied the deficiency Of timber with
unlimited coal fields. Iowa has a
grand career ahead. She possesses
in her soil mine of wealth far sur
passing in extent and value the
placers and quartz fields of Califor-
mia, the silver lodes of Nevada or
the diamond mines of Brazil. She
will in time rank in point of wealth
with the first States in the Union.
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GOD KNOWS.

The seer cts of the guilty heart,
Far hidden from the sight of those.
Who, knowing them, would shrink and start
God knows
However hid by saint-iike face,
The current of the life that fluws
Away from Heaven, away from grace,
God knows,
The ills of life. its sad distress
Its many secret. unknown woes,
It's wrongs that seem without redress
God knows!
The acts which Danish peace and rest,
Though hidden both from friends and foes,
Though buried in silent breast,
God knows
The dark deceit, the subtle guile,
The SANDER. dealing hidden bloss;
The malice cloaked beneath smile,
God knows
God knows! And in his good time
Will strip from men their whiteBed clothes,
And crush in shame the sons OF crime
The mask VIII fail, the truth be known,
Aud honest men stand forth alone!
God knows
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IowA.-A New Hampshire editor,
who has made an extended tour
through our State, writes of it:
We fully believe that Iowa is the
Garden State of the West. By pos
ition it is the gate to the great North
west that stretches far above it; and
laved by the waters of the two great
rivers that drain the prairies and
mountains, it must be the receptacle
of large portion of that vast wealth
which always loses by attrition in its
passage through great commercial
channels. Besides, it's soil is the
richest and its landscapes most inyit-
ing. Everybody that has forty acres
land paid for is rich.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

UNIVERS ALIST SOCIETY.-Services every
SUNDAY Al IUl. a. m, and Z p. m Sabbath schoO
atap. m. KEY. w. ". Clay ton, pastor.
n e. CHURCH-Rev. John Harris, Pastor
Services at ION a. m, ana p: m. SUNDAY
Scnoul, D. m. Prayer meetings, Thursday eve
nIuGe.
SIMPSON CHARGE-(M. E.) Rev. G. W. Shaw
Pastor. Services at lUhs u. m, and p m. sun
day scr oil at d. IN.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.-Services every Sun
lay, at I0n A. M, and ~ p. N. Sunday School
Immediately after morning Service. Services
Thursday evening. Thomas b. Kemp, Pastor.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-Rev. s,
C. McCune, Pastor. Services at l01a q. m and 7:4s
D. IN. sunday school, 8 u. m. Prayer meetings,
Tau. -day evenings.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.-Rev. G, d. A.
Hebard. Pastor. Services At lu1f a. IN. and p. m.
sunday school at ray D. m. Prayer meetings,
THursday evenings.
CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Rev. W. NJ. Metcalf Services on Sabbath at IVY a.
m and y. In. sabbath Schoo'sh d. IN. prayer
meeting Wednesday evening.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Elder B. W.
Joausou Pastor. Services AT 10Y a. m. and
70 N. sunday School u N. Prayer meeting,
Thursday evening.
RArTIST CHURCH-Rev. J. F. Childs, Pas
tor services at 1917 a. m, and ~ p. IN. sun
dIv school y 4. In. Prayer meeting, thursday even
ings.
=. p. CHURCH.-Rev. r. A. McAyaei,
Pa.tar. Services 10Y 4. m. and ?. m. SUNDAY
sc ,ool 91i a. IN. Prayer meeting, thursday even
iuys, At p. IN.
SECOND NJ. e. CHURCH (Coloredl.-Re f. d:
ohnson, Pastor. Services every sabbath ~ IVA
q. III. Sunday School at 3h p. IN.
FRIENDS MEETING.-Corner OF Monroe and
HIGH streets On LIST and 4th days OF the week, NJ
I0 a IN on lat day att D. Sabbath Schooi I'M
mediatey after services on lst day morning.
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While at New York, Mr.. Sala, the
author, became intimate with MIR, ia
miesou, the actor. When Mr.. JEFF
ferson, another actor, was In London,
Sala imagined it was Jameson, and
sent him note: 'On Sunday, at half
past six--pork and greeusi Come
on, old cuss = AS Mr.. Jefferson VS. o
q stranger to Mr.. Sala, he was little
surprised I; but he went, and the hest
had no right to regret the mistake.
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I've Quaker girls were ironing on
the same table. One asked the 9TH
or which side che would take. the
right or the left. She answered
promptly: cit would be right for me
TO take the left, then it viii be left for
thee 20 take the right.
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The Richest Farming Lands
IN THE WORLD.
100000 ACRES FOR SALE
ToActual Settlers.

NEOSHO VALLEY, KANSAS.
UNION PACIFIC r. r. Co., SOUTHERN BRANCH.
The lands now of, red by this company are sit
uated mainly within twenty miller on each side OF
the road, extending one hundred aud seventy
miles along the NEOSHo VALLEY-the richest.
finest and most inviting valley for settlement in
the west.
One half of the labor required at the East in the
culture offarms will insure here doublethe amount
or crops. For orchards, grape culture, and small
fruits IN general il is nnequaled
BUILDING MATERIAL AND FENCING of ev-
cry variety and in great abundance.
STOCK RAiSING.-The rich native grasses of
the prairies and bottoms, with the large area OF
unoccupied lands. in connection with the dry
mild and oped winters. present unequaed advan-
tages for the raising of cattle sheep and horses
DAlRfiNG.-In such country with ranges 'or
stock unrestricted and pasture lmitless. The pro-
ductOn butter and cheese must be profitable.
FRUIT GROWING lie one of the specid;tties, az
demonstrated by the Gold Medal awarded to the
State of kansas by the Pennsylvania state Horti-
cultural Society for collection OF fruits unsur-
passed for size, beauty and flavor"
THE CLIMATE AND HEALTH of Kansas are
unequaiied. These, indeed. among it's chief
exceilences, and are recommendations for settle
ment.
PRICES OF LAND.-From 81 to s. per acre
credit OF ten (l0) years time.
TERMS OF SALE.-One tenth down at time of
purchase. No payment the second Year. One
tenth every year after Until completion of pay
ments, with annual interest.
THE HEAD LAND OFFICE is located at
JUNCTION CITY. To ali purchasers of laads
free tickets from this point given road.
For further Information, address
ISAAC Il. GODDSOW,
Land Gems Ia is.ioner,
JUNCTION CITY, KANSAS.
nal 3m pd ~ ~
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OSkalOoSa,

The beat security and best Companies in the U.
5. Some OF them having been engaged in
business for more than half century.
ETNA of Hartford Conn. 5 ,449, 5O4.97
HOME, Of N. Y. 5I6, 1858. 46
Hartford, Of Hartford 2 ,544, 2lO.l2
CoNTINENTAL of N. Y. 2, 339,I22 so
SECURITY of N. Y.....2, of, s69.sI
HOME of New Haven -. ,7s6, 365.4 40
PHENIx Of Brooklyn. III, O6O.25
LoRILLARD of N. Y. i $50, $50. 90
INTERNATIONAL of n. Y.l,353, 39S.l7
YONKERs q NY of N Y. Ss2,1s9.16
NORTH AMERICA, N. Y. 802,572.2S
PUTNAM of Hartford. =. 7O6.973.73
MERCHANTS of Hartford. 559,56S.Ol
LUMBERMAN's of Chicago. 81 ,2s7.3
STATE ms. Co. of Des
Moines ........... los, 425.27
n. Y. LIFE ms. Co. .. Ia, 1920, 424.62
RAILWAY PASSENGERS
ASSURANCE Co. :. 426, 1851
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MRS. BJ. DENNY,
tl would respectfully invite the attention OF
the ladies of OskaioOsa and surrounding country
10 her excellent method for cutting ladies and
chiidren's dresses and all styles of house and
street garments. Full Instructions will be given
and IL not with perfect satisfaction no pay will be
required. Mrs. Denny having been Introducing
thi- method for nearly four years and having Civ
ep universal satisfaction aud realizing the nee "a
Ivy Of II IN every family solicits call from every
lady who may feel Interested In something that
Yiii not only benefit her now, bat in time 10 come.
Ars Denny Will be found At the Williamson
house. 0ate residence OF DIR. Dawsen), northwest
corner public square.
Particular attention given to cutting and fitting
20 order. MA ms
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I NsTRUcrION ON THR pIANo.FoKTF

There are few vacancies In Miss EoRrHnuY's
Glass those desiring her services w.u piease
apply nj once at her fathers residence. near n g.
eorper al The square, Terms moderate. n30
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We have selected the above Companies from
knowledge of their fair dealing, and pnnctuality
in the payment of losses.
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low. sr.rss sSsaAsss4D s...x., >, sr.,,

Iowa cIrr. Iowa, March 4 1870.
This Ia TO certify that Miss Sarah r. Norfhrup
ha bean pupil Of mine. and that she has rur.
led the study Of music for the purpose OF teach.
ing aud that she has taught with encouraging
success in the east. I, therefore, take pleasure
in recommending Miss Eorthrup 70 those wishing
10 receive Instructions In music.
II. 8. PxRxrxs
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u. Y. II. II. TINE TABLE.

,IAHASKA LODGE, NO Ii. !. o. .. F.
Nj REGULAR MEETING, SATURDAY
evening OF each week. Brethren yisitingthe city
ar. invited 20 meet with US
W L,oxy Secretary. nal
MADISON HOUSE.
nj F. l. DOWNING d co, OskalOosa, Iowa.
BOARDING HOUSE.-THE HOME.
ID Corner OF " Arlington and Ellen cts.
MRS. V. L. HARVEY.
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7 7 FISHER,
GEo, ". LAFFERTY,
JOHN p. LACEY,

u ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Viii give prompt attention to oil Legal Bust
ners iutrusted TO their care. Strict attention
gIvan Ia Collections. Office immediate over the
HFirst National Bank, Uskaloosa Iowa. nal
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-09-15
The War Situation.

The Davenport Gd-sH" Of the iih
inst, sets forth the present status ot tho
European war as follows The lfnss-
ian armv, under the Crown ptince. has
advanced 10 within Il. cn,g-tivc lnl!ts
of Paris, and halted Ia allo" htsmArr~
and the King tn consider a request for
an arms.ice made hy ihe Austrian
Minister at Paris of course this re
quest included some intimati"uS ut lac
grounds upon which the Republic
would willingly accept peace, hut these
are not given to the public. The war
thus far has been one ot the "Uioo !iess
in the book of time" aud the civilized
world would rejoice to see il brought tn
close. There is no doubt that all Ger
many is longing for the end 10 oe 'ea-
ciica, auu that ~ sooa "a possible.
Meanwhiie the preparations Tor the
defense q Paris 20 on-aha the i'Afis-
ians clutch at MI @1,.is ri >s,a"~ ia t5'~i'
hopes tor something IL turn up, swat
lowing aAi rejoicing Owe. every Ao-Nr
story about mediation, help fTom poWvso
interference Of the United states, &c.,
that may bo invented. This hVtANs
their NERVOUSNESS. They dEeai the
puss.an sv,ge - the simmer breads
death.
Meanwhile the terrible suffering Ani
ulaalsaeI a. Stl..saours goes Oh; ii lpu1
and Mon,meds the opposing forces
s~a. r,.a ,aorUiuE till night the
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Francisco to New York, last week
principally silver bullion were 5 4eo, 600.
Tho city of Paris Is represented as re.
markably quiet and orderly, and the re-
ports of apprehended mob violence are
contradicted.
Vermont opened the fall campaign
with a rousing Republican majorityon
the 9th. ,electing all State officers, all the
members Of Congress, and threefourths
of tho State Legislature.
The Italian Government will occupy
Rome, but not modest the Pope. After
tho occupation, the proposition OF the
annexation to Italy will be submitted to
popular vote in the rapal States.
The sum Of 5 100, 55o5i has been coll
le,te,i by tho Executive Committee OF
| tho German Patriotic Aid Society III
! New York for the PrUssian sanitary
fund. or this over ST, 900 was collected
! i'm New York. The German Association
| in London has collected l3o,ouo III
gold.
1t is reported that the King Of Prussia
| will refuse overtuies Of peace from the
new Republic of France, aud will treat
only with Napoleon or his representa-
| tivcs. 1t Is even stated that after he has
taken Paris he designs restoring the old
Cove. nmcnt with the Empress rs
Regent.
A BERLIN dispatch states that the
| Russian Government Is about to pro-
pose Peace Congress of the Great Pow
ers of Europc. but Prussia will decline
| 1t. L. is evident, from recent Russian
aiviccs, that the Cars Government
! is beginning to feel very uneasy Mt Ger
many's growing greatness.