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   Chariton Democrat (Newspaper) - July 26, 1870, Chariton, Iowa                                V. Locai ite the War in Europe is to be the of a mighty war France and the military nations of the hare crossed and the desperate contest for and empire The declaration of war made by France on Friday is promptly followed up by the concentration of her Vast armies upon the frontier and their invasion of the German Prussia is equally on the and with the present wonderful facilities for the transportation and concentration of but a few hours is required to bring vast armies face ro face upon the battle to bring the issue to a quick as has been the explosion of the warlike the cause of the strife must be sought back of the events of the last ten The Prussian insult to the French minister is but an atom in the and the assumption that it is the cause of the war is To better the it is nec essary to look at some of the events of the last four In 1865, the territorial boundaries of the several sovereignties of Europe were substantially as they were left in 1815. In the year first named ambitious of territorial secretly plotted to despoil Austria of some of her fairest Without warning and with a celerity which allowed no time for a I formal declaration of Prussia as sailed and in a seven day's baign defeated her armies at Austrian leaders fell back with their beaten leaving Prussia to take all Bhe which would have been the total dismemberment of but for the intervention of As it she stripped Austria of some of her richest and at once assumed the lead as the foremost power of violation of her overthrow of petty and her relentless subjugation of free aVe of too recent a date to need She signed the but immediately of that of and at last the ambition of her rulers led to look to Spain as premising them a still greater in the Bismarck secretly intrigued with Prim to secure the vacant throne of Spane for a prince of the house of Once possessed of that that house would control all Europe and do as she The design was to flank France on the cut her off from Italy and and crowed her into a second or 1hird class Emperor people perceived this and the ultimate results of the and this accounts for the prompt ot the ruler and the enthusiastic support the A dozen of Napoleon's bespangled ministers might have been insulted without creating a ruffle of excitement in France but a menace to their territorial greatness and at once arouses their vanity and On the other Prussia could not afford to abate her pretentions and her prestige in the face ot French menaces and The wily statesmen of Berlin could easily and plausibly prove that they had no ambitious designs upon that the candidature of Prince Leopold was a matter between Prime and the with which the Court had nothing to but they would not tolerate the of and would not intercede to prevent lhe crowning of This answer of not satisfactory to although it left the odium of being the aggressor upon the he has assumed the despite what is termed the public sentiment of Europe and war is the Where both parties are prepared and anxious for a a pretext is easily and this to be the case between France and the entangling alliances and the effect of a collision of these two great powers among the other of the old it is needless to speculate at this The great and mighty changes will arise there be no as neither party will be content a drawn If France Prussia will be despoiled of the territory acquired by the great battle ot and reduced to her former position j if Prussia the dynasty Napoleon will suffer another The people of both countries support their sovereigns with remarkable France accepts Napoleon and his rule as he her and gratifies for He stronger now it is a whether reat acquisitions of 8uojugated---will be as active or sincere thak adhesion to bis He ftf to folly reconcile he to as ' thoroughly consolidate and support Napoleon has the of his The strength of the is pretty evenly Both have splendid both ara both well If there is any tage it is on the of for her army has had twelve years idleness in which to perfect invigorate It is the pride of the No has been spared to perfect its organization in the min It is lead by able and will bo commanded by the Emperor who demonstrated a military genius 6f a superior The French the best in the and is large chough to annihilate that of and blockade every port in the baltic arid Against these advantages there is presented the well known endurance and persistence of the German It would bo idle to predict but it is that upon the first onslaught France will demolish the breast plate of Prussia on the take the formidable defenses of the and push the war into the heart of where a few great sanguinary and will decide the people of the United States can have but a secondary interest in the terrible conflicts of these remorseless and rapacious who disturb mankind with their constantly recurring from which at last the people reap no benefit and the world no The the cupidity and rapacity of kings and courts are but poor apologies for burning destroyed ruined and slaughtered War is the world Our sympathies are with the people who all and gain Instead of taking sides with one or the other of the parties in the cruel wo can from this distance contribute our sympathies to the innocent victims immolated to gratify the ambition and greed of tyrants and the vanity and rapacity of at the near in Green the - m the best com machine it a trial held at Jane 16th, the Ant Be low will be the at this with draft ae tested with 250 1,300 Eagle No. 2, 250; 200; 850; Buckeye 175 220 above and medals were the Uhlo made at and the the ' Buckeye made by John of won a victory over all particulars of which have toot yat the trial important and the victory P AcrER Clipper Is contributing pauper to the C. A S. W. the only we have heard in that tion was one offered at Monday John tried but stock is all was calls for and it signed by Hickman editors of the Clipper How is that foi the least said the peregrinating botches who run the the better for If they will return to Bloom field and pay their honest debts the people here would be better prepared to comply - with the gigantic task they are determined to accomplish Pay off your own accounts in Bloomy and then throw dirt much yon Your feeble efforts furnish us food for are too and to accomplish the purpose of the 145.  a. N. d. Last down immediate effect of the war in Europe country will be an increased demand for a breaking out of a spirit of speculation and the return in large of United States bonds held in the Friendly S. B. who formerly lived iu Union and who removed to Now York a year sends us the which we publish because his many friends in this county will be pleased to from N. July 15th, 1870. f Mn. Sir I am here in the empire State am with plenty at every thing about me to make me except your valuable paper which you will please send to the above remember me kindly to my old and many of whom I oj With my best for the success ot and the Chariton and it I ours B. afe topon Basis put down the prices at one received have and varied GOODS AND DRESS with compite line ot Seasonable II I N assortment of alt other salted to the wants of this near Southwest 119: h. - and tho the flag of the North German - give a new impetus drooping and rotting American commercial Senate has passed the giving Mrs. Lincoln of 83,000 per The House having already passed the it is now a It is to be hoped that this section will but an end to higgling and that have disgraced the parties connected with the pecuniary affairs of the Widow and that she will be permitted to enjoy the obscurity for which she seems Trial of and TUo following la an official taken from the report ot the of a trial Of Mowers and in which the manufactured in tins proved victorious the recent Spring ot the Tennessee Agricultural and Mechanical Association it was determined to have a field trial of and to all machines were invited as Tho trial of reapers took place at General Harding's on the 7th of On this occasion following machines were entered and tested na combined mowers and rea with Clipper Cli and after a fair trial the first premium waa awarded to the trial or was had on the 14th on same in afield of heavy at which the following Machines Clipper In this the most important of the first premium was again given to tho In giving these the committee decided iu of that machine is the moat aim pie in of the lightest the most which doea the best which is managed with most is most and best adopted to uneven field trial effectually among other of tne objection urged by some who do not allow due credit for the recent improvements in the Buckeye the draft is too as witness the following official figures of the Committee in making the test of the combined width or cut 43 draft 850 combined machine width of cut 5f in draft 875 pounds Excelsior combined 4V4 draft 850 6'limax combined machine width of cut 54 draft 885 width of cut 54 draft 325 combined draft 800 Buckeye combined width of cut 54 dratt 875 above careful test proves that while the Buckeye may carry a greater weight metal thereby securing of virtues iu ali arrangement and adoption of all parts of its is so per feet that the draft is as lightas 'the lightest of the amine width of the progress of the Mowing we were by to bring field first Buckeye Mower ever used in which he purchased in the year 1856 daring all which he baa used end cot mure acrea of grass than probably any ottier farmer in the Thia old Mower performed only two and good for many to TWs evidence can offer aa to the Letter following letter Jroin Mr. whom we have before referred speaks for July 15th, 1870.  or tub Sir The next week after I a with these words You seemed to upon you also stated that you thought Spray was a bad mm in a what kind of a community did you thieving Walker ond his starved clique t If you you are surely right this for I raised to be a in that kind of a and in such easel don't object to being thus on the other I don't think you can find one man that attends to big own business who will kay that Spray is a bad examine thu putation of Spray amongst the honest part of jour and see if yon dare mako that Agai i. what have those gentlemen They have openly robbed me ot all I aud though it was not it was considerable to as I have not been ablo to do a day's work for six Now you see my I am thrown out into the world without money or available to support So your town has achieved a great How did yon or who did itf It was the prose cuting the and the Mayor of your How did they do it f The prosecutor filed tho And Mr. Woodward found the prisoner guilty of three offences almost a before he was One assault with Intent to kill Marshal one for resisting an and one for surety of the These informations were filed by the high-toned Prosecuting Attorney lhe gentleman who takes the these gentlemen did their own and the Mayor passed his decision pretty nearly a week before hand who in it they can't beat can beat any man on They can beat all the devils in and I will bet my life is all tho dirty thieves left that they can beat I wunt you to rectify the you don't know that we can give 3Ir. Spray any more satisfactory explanation than we do by publishing his We don't call into question his integrity as a but we said that he was a bad for persisting in engaging in of selling That he was prosecuted and all who are acquainted with the to be the and had ho been dealt with as a man ought to be dealt he would not have proven to be such a bad man after He sends special to Mr. and hopes to see him one ol these J. * 1 In the C Conn of Bramhall August 11. J 1S70. To saki are hereby that is bow tho office or the Clerk of tho of Lucas the p lit ion of the plaintiffs claiming of yoa rhe sum oT one hundred and throe with ten per cent Merest thereon from the Slat day of 1870, money due on a promissory asking that their Men against the building situated on the cast ball at lot in. block three in the town together said lot be perfected and enforced the and unless you appear thereto and defend on or before noon ot tho day of the next term of the court in and fur county and State to be held in on August 1870, default on a fall and complete slock In and all kinds U T L E R Y VINEGAR in everything in the line of real estate ATTORNEYS ZA Lucas Monroe m. 8TOAnT. a. ht F. Attorney attention to whatever be entrusted to or and XV chancre and government points an on day ot at current rutes office of the Clerk of 0Mt. W. Attorney and Counselor at A in the bistrict and Supreme .Tt pay examine Ac. iu the b. d. it. ATTORNEYS AT Office In the Court practice in the Courts of and surrounding given to H. Notary S. H. ' Attorneys dt practice tho and and i i tile Supreme Court of the corner of. Ci COOK to F. W. K E A. In United States L' and other Collect Monies in ail parts of the and Receive and transact a General Philadelphia Natl nat Union National Chicago Second National St. National Slate and of Iowa B. and calls promptly atton .dM nt his Um W. H. and door south the Baptist 83:1 L. S. lias a fine ' nil d HER northeast corner of In Mrs. Hatcher's Millinery 14i):0m  W. AND A. H b H 0  S. H. Architect and material John in Lucas or counties Alcana Best Flour in the YOU WANT FLOUR that will prove JL buy the It it does prove thu be ro It will by that is with our to the S. and up a set of Corn Burrs and it to grind any kind or grain lor either for toll AND on hand and for sale at the lowest 11y* lug Tho market prices paid AND requested to give us a trial the have they want to havo converted Choice lot or Native tured C. H - Iowa ot varieties of I are suitable nnd are Warranted IK NC A IM in shortest possible the 98;tf  to Your 0RFCE OF TIDE WOODWARD is now prepared to furnish Abstracts of Title in upon the most reasonable least 1,000 Defective Titles in this It behooves every man to see iB not one of Parties wishing to themselves as to the correctness of these Abstract have but to inquire ol any of the Lawyers or County all of whom havo examined and its class of Eureka Eating AT THE very of Day reasonable and at all served all styles Choice So at the Try It aud you'll 104:tf J. H. 1LKHI?I.1N.  Am South Side of - - undersigned would to the public that he has on nand a good stock and ho oilers to soil at the very lowest Corner the their New of the depot i went or the old ready for am nr prepared to do work promptly and in ( of 5,000 Dozen which the highest market wiJI be patd ih ot at 2 doors east the northwest corner of the Public FORREST ic in New W. Corner of purchased of Mr. the abore Billiard have up tn good of is arranged In good and persons in of pleasing diversion will always find a good opening anda Best ef at the A m the Market and Harness Shop C. F. opened a Harness in the room one door west of the Charlton and is red to to order everything in the way ot HORSE has on hand a good assortment of and done neatly and a Good Stock of for to any in tho and at as low as can be had Highest In Cash for I Invite tho Farmers to call and examine my stock and 89:ly  City ATE OK HENRY having j purchased the above named - has refitted and entirely overhauled and opened it for the accommodation the lie will endeavor to keep such a- house aa shall be a credit to the placo and a home for and find good and comfortable nt moderate It Is the City be to no other in the city anu everything will be done to make friends of Its Free omnibus to all Good stabling conveniently terms and call B. A. it tyman Cook * the attention of the Farmers of and to the fact that they are now ready or Store Liberal os grain received for highest market prices will be paid in cash kinds of nne west ot is prepared tn. a few Table or Her table always supplied as good the market Day per M AND CATTLE long and ably thoroughly broken down and spirited by end the stomach and it la preventive ef nil incident to this such as LOSS OF VITA Its uso increases thu a smooth and transforms skeleton into a looking aud spirited keepers of Cows this ation h ' It lias by actual experiment to the quantity ct and twenty pcr anif make the butter firm and In fattening it gives them an loosens their aud makes all diseases such as the Liver this j M a By putting from one-half a paper to a In a barrel of swill tho will be or entirely If in a certain preventive cod tor the E. sale by and Storekeepers tho United and South and Corner of the the best of tend to benten in in and having the best and Ohio feel confident that Ve can make that will compete with any others Blade in Draft audi ft  

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