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LEGAL NOTICES.
DRoGATE NOTICE.


- matters OF the estate OF Joseph H.aacAoa,
deceased
x.otice u hereby given that there u now on
iile.n the Office OF lhe Clerk 81 the CItclt LoITl
81 LslAasIIa county, iowa, the iaai settlement
and p4tition for discharge VI Joseph Soniiz,
s61.r stile estate 0fdoseph BlaDcAcn, decd, ano
LLe.sa2ae Ss set for hearing On the Ist day Of the
next tesal u the Circuit Court 10 be begun and
held u OsI--ioosa, on the igth day Of Nay 1853 a.
"hlch,t.A;e ~ 81 teAs san be I1de 70 tAe ep
or orsaid petiticEeg. q: p. SEARiIF,
81 Clerk.
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IRE WILD GEESE 90 mol regard DIR
Ayers wisdom Ill migrating north--such
immcnse nuniDess as asetying over is nov
while ms almanac says Bleak and bius..
erins about this time, with heavy snow, -
Cedar Rapids tIa.) Times, March 3
We were too fast last week i'll our
item on tine conflict between Dr. Aver and
the wild geese. Tne Doctors science beat
their instinct this time. Not iot years
nave had such q snow rstoEm a. snat Of last
Sunday The snow hes thTee feet deep Oh
q ievel III Minnesota anu Two ieet In " is
coDsin, while the storm has swept from The
Atlantic to the Rocky Mountains Snow
fell TO various depths as far south as Den
yer, FL Union i.Id Sante Re. Learned az
We believe DR. aver IN the afcana OF I'd
lure, and wonderful as We knew his med
ciDes TO DC, We were not prepared for SO
sigma az instance OF superiority, not only
over the wise men, but Over the wisest o.
whose instinct is c0nsidero We DIVE IN
tie peg more iirmiy than ever, over our
hearth for Aver American Aimanac.=-Ce-
dar Rapids Times, March 10
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MONEY

All those indebted 10 miller, Mahsell -
Co, will please call and settle their &C
counts by The iirst OF hay. next After shat
time our books will be in the bands Of 9th.
er parties for settlement. as ne are deiefm.
iaed 10 make change in our business
BLANK hEcEIpTs. neatly bound, for sale
&c hERALD office If
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100 TONS SCRAP IRON WANTED
ct the Blacksmith Shop OF
30 LEVI COOK.
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In speaking Of the maps issued by the
banking house of Henry Ciews Il Co.,
spoken Of by Us last week, the Voter says
at places OsEslooss ID Marion county
GrinneIl in Jasper, and Abba in Lucas
county Il locates the North Missouri rail
road through al these towns and counties.
Ottumwn LOOKS lonely fifty miles east of Its
north and south road MGhasEa has no
ROAD except the d v, which barely touch
rs one corner. In the mEtter Of left -hano-
ed accuracy this map sclipses the famous
81. Louis map prodigy, and casts Hyatt's
Resources of Iowa" entirely in the shade.
However, we are GLAD to learn that Marion
county has III last secured north and
Eouth railroad, and our Fra nEiin townsnip
friends will beino less delighted than sur
prised to learn that Oskaioosa with her
five thousand inhabitants viii hereafter he
found at Star Post Office, miles west of
Knoxville
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HogsE AMP LoFs FOE SAFE

We give you bptene price and you know
what you gre getting When you buy Of
BABK4Ks q PAFEER
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KING oF TIE MOOD.

KING OF THE BLOOD.
schoFuLOus SORES. CASE Was foT
several months unable 10 walk without
crutches IN CONSEQUENCE .ot serQiui0us
soIes upon my ankle They were indoleGt
commended to Try King Of the Blood, and
used several bottles as directed / am
nov entirely recovered from any l,aleness
although nay ankle as badly SCARED
q. w HoLLhNBRooK,
3iv1 Toledo, Ohio.
See advertisement IN another column
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TIE POSTAL CARD.-The new postal
csrd is 10 be three inches by five and one
quality of card board. and is Of light
buff color. A border Of scroll work runs
around the edge, while In the upper right
hand corner il very handsome stamp con-
Eisting OF head Of Liberty encircled with
stars and surrounded with eliptiesl scroll
work The Denomination is one cent and
the colcr Of the work rich velvet brown
The inscription is simply United States
Postal CErd-write address only on this
side, the me ssEge on the other. Below
are ruled lines, while the reverse is blank
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mas the largest stock offs Saddles, Harness,
Carriage Goods. etc. that has ever been
otiered in this city, and has 3 iirst-elass me
chspics manufacturing more, Come one
aud all. Those goods will be sold cheap.
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Respectfully,
s. s. KEsiBLE,
Y. g. CRAVEN,

I0the Honorable board o. Directors 0ShG
to0sd Pu6itc Schools
aEHrLE,iEE - Your committee appoint.
ed 10 attend the examinations III Mrs Saw
ms room, would respectfully submit the
following report. The examinations seem
ed 10 us very fairly conducted, and showed
the real standing anu proficiency Of the
scholars. They reveal thorough work Oh
tine part OF teacher and pupil Each Class
was prompt and clear in response 10 gueS
lions and in solutions " problems. The
method Of instruction Is quite c ,nnIenda
bic. The general order good.
.. T pALmER
] W MCDoNALp,
JHo. II DUPONT
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Tohte Honoro64s Board Of DtreetorS Osa4l
toosG Public Schools
GENrLEMEn.-lou our committee appoint
ed 10 attend the examination OF the pupils
IL the Cd Int. Grade taught by Hiss Corse,
would respectfully report that they attend
Ell said examination. II N as thorough and
rigid and the pupils acquitted themselves
with credit Doth 10 themselves and their
teacher, showing that they had received
good training and thorough Instruction
whiie under her tuition. The result was
entirely satisfactory TO your committee ard
We desire 20 express 10 tie Board our high
est comIoendation Of Miss Cerse rs al IN
structor.
L b ScorT,
MoLLIE FRANCE,
a W hAHTiNsrRiS
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FOX SAJ4E CI1EAF
4 lot OF BAKERS tools, castings and frame
toF oven.
" T. Eetnon North SIDE Square.
SODA FOUNTAIN FOR SALE.
1 nave one OF j. 5. Huils pa5snt air
ioun.Ain Two draughts, good running oeder
that will sell Tor nifty dollars.
w. T. VERNON
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i. i. HULL.

Sill ahead on low prices.
IS. J.DGTToN ~ Co.
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PEzIEzJIos--1shisw word, which hssss
saodsniy heen srousht into use by news
pspeF wrstsssr may mot ts understood BY
ny a our rssass, and ws give its moan.
ns - fousd in Chsmbsrs.s Eucyc,opasdia
ns'on' ne snn thai poiut In its orbit
81 sh'cs . pssnet d nearest ne sun " The
~oro = sss ssed 20 denote nssrssss OF
e1her pssssss 70 shssarth. Thus an 1850.
shs p'sssS Jssttsr. sssurn. Uupus .spc
kspsune ~ili appsssca shea sAssh ussrsr
shAa hr ssvsss' sussnd yssrs ssesxs. sss
shsir Appsssh win bs spolua Of = sssir
psriissiop
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MoLLIE FRANCE,
a W. tlaHTiNsrRnN

To the HonoraIxe BoarlJ Of Dsreeturs Oshg-
E00sG Pe,bs,c Schools
GESrLAnBN,--We the undersigned oom-
anittee on Mrs Motifs and Miss PickerslIs
rooms, submit the following report Know
ing what little ones are, we have NO fault
10 hnd with the Jcraer IN HRS Mott room
Tere especially pleased with the manner
in winch the classes passed TO and from re-
citation. Articulation good. Teacher and
pupils are, eyiaentiy, IN sympathy. ne
carefully examined tbe written work OF
pupils in Miss Pickerelfs soom--ioand il
welliaone Oral spelling very good
AMANDA ROGERS,
EaaA HUNT,
NELliE BILL.
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QrERls aF's SALE

~
Notice Is Lxs@0y given that by virtue IT gen,
de Clerk u tie :jjstrict Court Or MeLaska Co,
Iowa, aadsdated AIsji3, 4. y. 400, fhaye levied
@son and Will Offer ~ Sheriff Sale 70 the hlghest
BIDDER Tor cash N Lad a. lhe door OF tue house
IL yhiCh the lac ID .fsSt CcGr. was held IN said
S.S-2ty, on SstlTGay. ile ieth day Or Nay,
i . 1913, o. the hcEr u O'Clock, p. b., the
following described Rss, Estate IN SAID county
tll-Ait
TLe Sc qt- q. the-H sr ofzsss41on No i6, twp
No &c, u r No. &c west
I AIKEN Is the property ON. n aEy!s and Geo
u Grt.s 10 ssL.sfy the above IDeEaI1Asd IN .-Yor
OF 3. a. Be- ton y Fro, and C. u. Jackson aud
against n. n. Owls aud Geo. @. C-f.s.
J. " HESESLky,
81 Sheriff &eLasea 90. 1o@e
g iiRRiREes SALE
Notice Is kessAy given that BY y!rtee u q spec
.al execution Airscisd 70 ne !son the Sflce Vi
tae clerk or the Circuit court OF Asaaska county
Isssa, and datsc April 3, A.D, !S,s, have ley.
h.s~cst bidder or SsL IA LAad, al The door OF the
IolEe II, which TIE --ast d.sLT!et court was held
/ ia sad county, On Saturday, the i0lh day o.
May, "A. D.. isI5,.a. die hour ~ ~ oc.eck, y.
IA, t-e lsIos1ag ees1tslsdfesi estate In SAID
/ county, to,si.
The north half OF tkes e az and the north halt u
/ The sr .! section Se oae ~ TOW lehIp 10.
seyentg aegen 10 north ~ Ealge No fourteen
u$i .set, containing q -ladSed and hiXty ti6ol
| acres more or iese. Take as the properly Of
George Gafbsr and sarah J. Barber 20 satiefy the
above mentioned execution II favor OF Ingram
! Clark and aga.nst George E2rber and satah }.
/ E4EDer.
y ~. HssEsLi
- sheriff Aahassa County, Iowa.
a
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Mrs. ID. II. LESuEs

To tie HOr.Orabk Board u Dlrecsoys OsJsG
I0OSa PatJtse I5ei.ooLs
GENTLEMEN.-The committee appointed
10 attend the examination Of the pupils IN
der charge Of Miss Kate Wright, would re
port that they have discharged their trust
and have been much pleased with the OF.
der and proficiency exhibited. Glasses
were examined in Geography, Grammas
and Arithmetic The pupils show that the
teacher has been pains taking and judici.
Gus. They are evidently Taught TO tsi,sk
rather than nseuso,,sse and recite by rote
We are assured That Miss Wright Is dis.
charging her duties with fidelity wilich dc.
serves the appreciation of your board.
Respectfully,
Y W Inrrlacs (Nh.,r,ua,
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EoARDsas Wanted.

BoARBRRs WASTED.
will take tour sS I'VE b2aFdsfs and
lodge them, and fen day boaFdefa al nay
residence on high street, opposite bF.
Owens residence.
If Mrs. JoEN ABRAHAM.
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=. W. JOHNSON, Chairman

To tie Honorable B0or1d et Dsrectors OsAG
l0Os0 Pubic Schools
GEsTLES,EN.-having spent the entir
DAY il tine room of Miss ALA Orvis, We III
hesitatingiy pronounce tine department IN
erceptiona0se, and the exercises highly cred
liable
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Tone report was suppressed aiterit was
IN type. bv order of the Snperin,endento Of
City Schools. because not. as compiimenta.
" as desired. What are committees for !?
IDS. 4HRRALD
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Shsrwiu Saturday night

Read the Lost and Wanted" column.
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KuPEWELL CORRESPONDENCE

Elm Grove. April Z
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There is no report from the Gospel Ridge
school because the committee appointed by
the Board TO attend the examinations taess
did not serve.
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l1ot6eHOaoralse Boerd Of Directors Ossa-
toosa Pubic Schools
6GENTLEaEN,--Thec committee appointed
10 attend the examinations ct tine Normal
school House, have the pleasure Of saying
That they were present during the exsmfn-
lions aud were highly pleased with she ex
rceiient order, prompt and precise answers
on the part OF the pupils, aud the thefough
drilling and pieasan aemeanor on the part
OF the teachers. The committee think tia
simple ma' ter of justice SO all parties 20
say that they regard the school 10 tbis
building as in q highly satisfactory condi-
ton. They volunteer 10 say, however, that
II they were the COMMITTEE On school
buildings, = they would render quite M al
verse decision.
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THE FIRE RECORD.

| A BLOCK BURNED IN HAYANA-TERRIBLE loss OF
LIFE AND PROPERTY.
| HAVANA. Sept. THE square of buildings known
as Plaza VapOr was reduced TO ashes last night The
fire broke out simultaneously in the four corners of
the square, and is supposed to have been the work
of incendiaTies The loss is estimated at over $780,
OOO It is reported that 20 lives were lost. The
scenes around the burning square exciting and
terrible. Parents threw their children from the
balconies to save them from the flames.
THE FULTON ELEVATOR IN CHICAGO CONSUMED.
CHICAGO Sept. ABOUT o'clock this morn
ing a fire broke out in the Fulton Elevator, corner Of
Canal and Kinzie-ts, and destroyed the entire building
The elevator was one of the oldest in the city. 1t was
owned by Jesse Hoyt & Co. of New-YoTk who bought
IL a few DAYS ago at public sale, the foreclosure
Of a mortgage held by them on II, and
other elevators OF Mum and Scott. Tho price paid was
SIS 600 which was regarded as than value 10
Contained 100000 bushels Of and 5000 bushels OF
oats valued $4,000 Tue gram was all insured Dul
m what companies cannot at present he learned. Tho
huldng was insured for $40 0O0 about half It's value.
IN THIS CITY-SPIRIT sTOREHOUsEs DAMAGED-LoSs,
$4,000.
4 bow in the service of Charles j. Murphy
& Co.. dealers in wine and liquors at No 3 Broadst, on
entering the basement Of the store on Saturday morn
ing discovered that one of the barrels of liquor had
beeu leaking during the night. Obtaining lighted
lamp. he then endeavored to find the leaS, and
Gaming liquor An explosion of the gas
and the contents OF the barrel followed Other barrels
Of iouor were quickly fired. and in few moments the
entire interior of the basement in flames The boy
Thomas Floyd was severely burned by the expos on,
and only escaped death by fleeing with all his speed up
the front stairs The flames spread with great rapidly,
and before the arrival Of the fremen had
reached the first story. ChiefEngineer Bates,
on arriving, at once summoned second dyl-
sion of 6re-engnes, fearing that the flames
would spread TO neighboring buildings. Despite every
effort of the firemen the flames communicated With an
adjoining building, occupied by James REID Co.. also
wholesale dealers in liquors and wines Inc nremen by
great effort succeeded in conDing the fire TO the build
ngs mentioned and in two hours had succeeded IN en-
trely subduing the flames. -
Murphy * Co., IL Is estimated. lost on stock. $4,000
and were insured for that amount IN the Mutual ster.
ling Park and Equitable Insurance Companies. Reid
& Co had stock damaged 5000; insured. The bu6ngs
are owned by Alfred j. Brush, and are damaged $1,000
George Hartman of Brooklyn and Hubert Murray OF NO
900 Waer-s while rolling barrel OF liquor out VI the
store of Murphy Co.. severely burned about the
body and head by the explosion OF the barrel Ihey
taken TO the Park Hospital and thence 10 their
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WASHINGTON.
GEN. BUTLER AND SOUTHERN STATE DEBTS.
WASHINGTON, sept. !. 1873

GEN. BUTLER AND SOUTHERN STATE DEBTS.
WASHINGTON, sept. J. 1873.
An Interpretation given here OF Gen. Buffers letter
he Governor OF Mississippi nquring The amouoto the
State Debt entirely different from the explanation given
in that State at the time 1t made puDc. gentle
man In high official position here and well Known 20
be acquainted with Gen. Buffers views and plans -
authority the statement that Immediately alter the
adjournment OF Congress Gen. Butler began 10 mature
plans driving through Congress, 40 It's next sslOp
bill providing for the assuming OF the state eDt OF the
Confederate States or for guaranteeing interest upon
the same The letter TO the Governor OF MISSISSIPPI,
which xpectedly became public, i believed 10 be
simply OF inquiries TO gather data upon
which TO base preliminary acton.
DEFALCAIIoS OF A TAX COLLECTOR.
Charles s. Ramsburg Deputy Collector of Taxes for
the District OF Columbia arrested yesterday on IN
formation by Collector slater charging hun With reeeiv
ing GUMS OF money account OF taxes fron various
p,rsons In Georgetown for which he has failed 10 ac
count 10 the Collectors once. IL is supposed that the
defacaton will be from $4,000 20 $4,000. lie admits
that collected the money and excuse bab
he had used IL order TO relieve himself from pecunla
business eubarrassments, aud WITH the expectation %
being able " replace It,
GOV. COOKIES SUCCESSOR
Tie Sunday Herald announces that the successor OF
Gov Cooke is be Gen. Edward Beale, native OF this
District formerly Lieutenant In the navy, aferward
Superintendent under President Pierce OF the wagon
road California and of late years an exclusive Wool
grower and breeder OF blo0ded horses IN CALIFORNIA ho
spent last Winter Ia this city, with his FANNY and p0s
resides temporarily at Chester, Penn
RESIGNATION OF THE BROOKLYN POSTMASTER
The resignation OF Postmaster Booth OF BrOoky
received yesterday at the Post ONCE Department ami
together with papers Accompanying IL Wa seht " ne
President for action.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

A special dispatch from Berlin to The Lon
dom Hour SAWS the Prussian Government hs decided 10
recognize Bishop Reinkens. Baden and Bavaria VIII
follow the example OF Prussia.
The French Government has received notice
from Berlin that France, having fulfilled all bes engage
ments the occupation OF her territory by th' German
forces Is legally ended The evacuation VI Ncsdun by
the Germans has begun.
United States Minister Foster has extended
AN invitation TO the Mexican Government 10 parucl.
pate In the Centennial Celebration - be held 20 Pha
dephia, July 4, 1876. President L@rGo &c IfJahA sc
cepted for his Government the invitation assuring the
Minister that Mexico Will make great efforts 10 be
worthily represented at the Exposition.
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ESCAPE OF A PRISONER BY HIS wIFE's AID.

MEMPHIS, Sept. About ten days since
some excitement was created the eastern suburbs OF
this city by the arrest OF j. E. White prominent cti-
zen on a charge of horse stealing, and within few
DAYS subsequent less than dozen specific charges
for similar offenses were made public He was com
mted for trial without bail To-day his wife called 10
see him. and after spending about half hour
with him. came the gate and asked
IN be LET out When the guard opened the gate White
presented cooked revolver at his head and Cried Let
me out or die" The guard sprang back aud White
a. rted out and mounted horse which IN waiting,
ana dashed of before alarm could be gwen. Pursuit
was instituted early possible, but up TO dark ne
had NOT been captured His wife had carried the revolver
incosed panier to him. and had the horse in walt
ing arrested.
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CRIMES AND CAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

An ARRAY occurred at Trnckee, Cal. on Friday
night gamblers named Andy Ragate aud Jscl
We Six hO exchanged each received three sho and
both are dead
49,. In Nashua, n. H., on Saturday. Diehl, who
killed. BA pleaded guilty of murder 10 the second degree The
imposes from 10 80 Year, imprisonment for that ednse
Sentence deferred I'LL to-day.
....On Saturday evening the steamer Stamford,
which between Long Island and Boston stral roc. and oys
hole her bull The boat kept ahoat by and rsehea bi
Boston without further disaster No boAri was injured
The men suifOcated on Friday by foul air, in
the Lneoa Mine Suffice County Cal John Collier j. Fraser
W. Coomb j. Bath Deuns Lynch, ". A. Bue and Iso Aarans
ard three Italians whose unknown Three men
Those expected 70 recover The dead
bodies could reached secanni "' The Ion N'
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EXTRAORDINARY POWERS GRANTED 10 CASTELAR,
HIS ELECTION To THE PRESIDENCY CONsiDEhhp
CERTAIN-HIs PROBABAE APPOINTMENTS.
MADRID, Saturday, Sept. 3, lsIh
In the session of the Cortes to-day Senior CASTELAR,
further demanded as conditions upon which he
would accept Office. that he be empowered to IN
crease the army purchase 10000 rifles, organize tho
militia and impose forced lOan or be furnished
means by which he can obtain 5O0OO0O00 reals 70
meet the expenses of the war against the Carhst
and Intransigente insurgents. He also demanded
authority to suspend constitutional guarantees ana
deprive Aynntamientos Of the powers they now
exercise, when in his judgment such measures De
come necessary The Cortes unanimously voted to
confer all the powers demanded The Deputies from
the Island Of Porto Rico with the exception OF senior
Corchedo support the candidacy of CASTELAR, for the
Presidency. Senior Martos has arrived IN Madrid.
LONDON, Saturday sept. 6, 1873
The Hour Of this morning publishes a special dis
patch from Biarritz. stating that Marshal serrano
left there on Thursday for Madrid.
MADRID, Sept. :, 1s73-5 q. m.
The Cortes on Saturday discussed the appointment
OF a Chief of the Executive Power. Senior Ia Mar
gall made a speech defending his administration OF
the Government. Late in the afternoon the sitting
was suspended and resumed at II p. m. IL
lasted all night, ana the House is still in session
The election of Senior CASTELAR, is considered certain
He is looked upon in the Cortes as the savior OF te
country. On acceding to power ne will probably ap
point Dom Espartero. Generalissimo of the Armies
of Spain, Marshal SerranO Commander-n-Chief OF
the forces in the North operating against the Carst
and Gen. Concha Captain-Genera of Catalonia.
LONDON. Sept. 7, 1873.
A Spanish correspondent of The Standard states
that five men, sent from Madrid to assassnate Don
Carlos have been executed at Estela.
CASTELAR, CHOSEN PRESIDENT.
MADRID. Sept. 7, 1873 Evening.
The Cortes to-day elected Senior CASTELAR, Presi'
dent He received 1873 votes, against g. for Senior ~
y Margal.
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See Feprth Page.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE SPANISH REPUBLIC.

THE SPANISH KEPUBIIL'
EXTRAORDINARY POWERS GRANTED 10 CASTELAR,
HIS ELECTION TO THE PRESIDENCY CONSIDERED
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VIEWS OF SECRETARY S. NJ. SMITH
IN ELABORATE SPEECH AT cARRoHToN-rHE WIN
CHESTER SPEECH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WEALTH
or GREAT CoRPoRATIoNs-How 1T Is so SUD
DENLY ACCUMULATED-THE WAY COMBINATIONS
,nr ropNRn-unM LILLE FARMERS ARE MADE 10
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20 seek In rne extremity even or misfortune the
restoration OF our political ana social morality and
manhood. rse#-l lI*EH
stricken nor hesitatin0 lei N he seen that we are
ready for the last sacrifice and In the face OF the
enemy whom everything favors let us swear never
10 give up 80 long az there remains one inch OF
sacred soil under the sOes OF our feet. Let us
mold FIRMLY the glorious banner OF the French Rev
Europe sees 1t. Europe eeIsit In the presence
OF 80 many imminent misf0rtunes spontaneously
receiving from us neither invitation nor encourage
ment, she is moved and begins to act. No illusion
is now left us. Let us no longer languish nor
grow weak. and let US prove by our acts that we
can ourselves maintain honor. independence, In
tegrity-all that . country proud and free could
desire.
Long live the Republic, one and indivsible.
GAMBETTA,
GLAIS BlZOIN,
CREMIECX.