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uno ersalaSSg EAps arnfrifa.
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manufactured bee Ofens fir pGafiyJ' beaiebc., r
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eanb. Rau aeuten perben pGnttii9 belsrst.
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sronp: anseferti8t fir BITE ben barten 3eiten pai-
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sunfddkbarcn mobltbat Der 2ebenS.
Deriberungs gebrauG. Bu MAIDEN. Sic BAT
Gin baaru i. plpll eins t1lltbltss GRUB.
Cat itAsI pD1t7 10 je. rg.jsf $500, 900
DAD gerp,Se.u Ser Ygele1{6aftb etrue an 50.
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tcn,1tniB nidt @enupe eeidistt, ctr hem Sc.
ridtapsrfehren :pur1b q ppeQation pber fsntpie
ben her .ndttenJ apre5perlar mlung nes 0tnann.
,ten G.ppn, prer5 Dijrift Giubalt gstban mirb, r.
MA 4 cine bestaubtste3 2ttidIift bas1 Gsri1tsprp.
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rem, poer; bic IrulesS bes Di1ritts .nlIen als.
sa,1 viz aufc esn G1tsnutniB lduloige 9umnnt
nstf ,3iGlsN .scln Iage per. G:ntlagung an 3u.
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'8sitpe,ben erbeten trirb, bic Bcan,att BADEN,
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Seip EN-; @tle9sm Itsentbum Saufselest purre.
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l.b ts3ablt 1srurre, barta rsn County, S,faBn'ei.
tier 5utudbeSablt wsros, !rno- bic 70 33uridsesabl.
ten 5,snrrn feQea Ben osrl9isoenea Tpnc5, llr
bis Z s.inseaonaisn Durssn, argers1net uab
iSsa tsEie ben abaesSssn peroen. 4gaas5. a5a g.
Ha8 orte ; a ltt J, arsB ate Mpplisation uub
&edtsabt title 3nn.er pieismsG3sleB innerbalb ei-
,neS Jabrsa Ron, etitsn Sage ees 5anucr sunddf
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1pe,osn IDllen. y t&5Rtgaaf3m i: Hyi
! ~ slbt b.f-- Disls Atte irl III @irtlamfsit
4issles -oUu uar nad,i trsr pai1ruas. tia .sgnias.
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taessesn sunp' sibteasda6 ajegt,i abr Jlirs
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tT ytalstG:gc. ccN NtanLGIie:ta III.
Sr-"ocr. e&crtcsr SER. Sd taee Sire GarGs
piF';iI u! an aEsN3dta1tes se!l:ni!ic! iLr f1:EiGss
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cas- if aItt anctte,t @s!Heil rcistritclosm. Sd teaas .sIt
gi:t:ei. rds IL rait u aisitmasis i.ttla S-tc!7 iR'1'Essit
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rcEres. EHc Erd1!hct mar u te'sia Iis ttt1tiIss ME sta.s
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ctss -Ati:iet Setetit sas %iihsrbaapt- n;ds lsitt fctlitl5at
srsa' ss sast icsaie Sstaatians sesSsis uEtsraas. rim"
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z @taateS MinsMssta otrfdst:
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cine SteAsr,pon teNS Mius ,am Dollar autet-
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b.rpsnceY 5aae flr;eie .3inlen Der sotaatsl&nle
nab esu 9efinmunseu elmer Mtte betlteis sGtne
@tte auts MutctilIaps getneE Anls'pe ron Smee.
buneett unblflafsis tauisne Dpaats snF psllret,
tNna her laufenben @9taatsnulelten, : gensgIa'e1
|dms43s iMira 1858, fetnsr sin{1lieDlt9 o'e3l1'-
zen AMI 81, 'Nsieasanlsite mad brm Brhimuul-
asn eiuer3' Niie, abstitrIt nGtnr 9fte tarl ggtibsn
won 9 sles aurB sarsituuS bsr ans bsm lse8susplt-.
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3inlen, 5i,nn, 5unfcaen Ser Ieinb mi erttau1eno
7 Trnlr &riegaanleibe iunoS elm W9t4 ut Su ?Sere
msRten .als -Gilgunesipnr. UNI fir bic 3asluna
bes &apitals ,ber adt S,rreent slnleibe 7Se1l aptl
'bnneerti flniismuiens Dpaar, faQis am 1. Suli
1867, uuba 5eS tpirb hermit sbtr, u puperneur,
5Staatsauettur lti,e 9taatsl&asmeiRsr surYli&|
gtnta6ts biele @umae d!ix :3inien traeeneeu
NsneS. rer Ger.e taatea ererlhsS 9taate5 Wein.
I ueftta lan,ulfeeu. agH atdt5g aif1sz Esd
I 40. iAabttps /! MI e.-- Der Ssnse 9straa sN
Stsuer ipa III 0ple,2 @ilteri oOsrl@er. 9taater
{gGaBnntStMpt satibara itiH Mrb lammtlidl
cpn. scm 91aBnsilter lna3ablunas pom Sttaetr
sinssncmmeneu Uslrsr iiber Den 3ar Beitrtitunl
psrilauieAcen 9taatsuAfotsw srforperii1sn Se'
,tras, msbfi allen Dem @taa,e 9tbDrtgen. BON be,
Ses, 5tdateu Nesttrunsss inseuummene n @elbe
y mad @erintiauns Ter 5taatofDrneruugssl bMrd
. bic Ser @taoteu5 iottea ~ebeufals fir ben Gt!
4 sun1sfenes2 @teauet' tuao anSetest tpercen, ut
Enurt NbtbeilIs 4 iDiclar Nfts pevlanet. 4H
5. Mbt b.n--&Disie Ntse lua in Strait trete,
rpn unb mad ibrer ya Iiirung ,.gaG taes atin &
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DD n 8ten.aEff1 hrle bq.aad
Dieter neue, auf's, con1fortabtlR eeingeri6tste.
NIT berrlider 9taIune, gruuuen nnhdopfieen
Qcnseniencen fir Mus{pann oerftbene @aNb6f
TT bteruatt benz tlenN&fnsy qblit xn1 Z n1puse.
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-04-29

Cine Ntts SIR Suppirmsatauas "pGinsr Ahe
GIG fiji, &eiGasuns paS Ssfsursuas alss Gi-
53S ssutbua1s in Sitlsm S.aaie un5 fur Grbs-
q5G hung prn 1a1en aui eaNs!te nab ibssm
,parsa Gslewetb> q ssnsbn,tst ten 9. Mar3
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in &embcripm a.6s
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III cine sutsinseri&ttte ApOtbete unb @ruseris Ds-
bGrt.
Das beuti&e Yublifum in 9enterlpn unellm-
seeenb telcubers pirt tarauf aufmerllam o.
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MIIe SO aarem -
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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-13

Wise Thieves Steal and COmprOnnise.
List summer q hank clerk In New York
stole 500 900. He lost the money by
lighting the tiger He then called upon
a lawyer and informed him that he was a
ruined man, and thought Of suicide. This
led to the following dialogue:
allow muchdoes your defslcstion amount
TOT"
GOne hundred thousand dollars"
Got any Of it left"
mot q cent"
"Tbats bad; you have left nothing to
work with"
"Whst must be done7'
"You must return to your deck and Ab
strsct another hundred thousand"
"What must l do that for Z"
ITO preserve your character and save
you from going to the state prison. With
the hundred thousand dollars you intend
to steal to morrow, | intend TO compromiso
with the bank. Your stesliDes alter TO-
morrow will amount to $500 00. l will
call at the bank and confess your Offarse ;
L will REP ssent myself as your heart bro
ken uncle, honest but poor II will offer
the bank $50 600 TO hush up the matter.
The bark will accept This will leave
$50, 900 to divide between you and me
that is, SIS, goo apiece. With this sum you
can retire from business.
The young man listened snd took on
wisdom. He doubled his defalestion, and
compromised as the lawyer said be should.
He is now worth $3.50 900. and is counted
Zone of the most respectable gentlemen in
the city of New York"
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The notorious Bslle Boyd is about to try
her fortune on a London stage.
Dc.O Qlintard was on Saturday elected
Episcopal Bishop of tennessee in the place
OF Bishop Otey, deceased,
Miss 8. Smith, of Hatfield, pays taxes
on 1914 1913. Don't she want some nice
young msn to assist her in her insnces2
Cardinal Il chelieu's resp r dence with
Marion Dslorme has recently been disoov.
cred in the secret drawer of a curiosity
shop in Paris. II consists of u in
scribed letters.
That grim old hero worshipper, Thomas
Carlyle, has lett London foe Scotland to
restore his health, which is worR out BY
hard work on his history of Frederick the
Great. Carlyle is now seventy years old,
md has always been dyspepsic end strs-
bilious.
Henry A. Wise declines to take any ostbs
so the United States. "Fhere is no need,'
he Gays, cot my taking the oath of alle-
glance to the United States. 1 sm not,
never was, and never mean TO be, a foreign
er to them. Under their ssis l claim to
be an American citizen, and free. l can
take 10 oath; 1 am not free TO swear"
Mar in f. Topper writes to the London
AthenGum a protest against literary for
gerieA ipstsncing 3 poem entitled the "POr-
trait of a Puseyite," to which his name Was
fesudently attached. He adds q paragraph
which contains a pun: -
"Now, your equity will take notice that
this ia not the common case of a parody ;
no n in his senses would complain of what
is only q more cheerful form of advertise
ment; and L fer one return humble thanks
to dear old PHnch, and his younger brother
Fun, for many oftheir there's a new Joke for
them vIsuPperations; I'm used to it, and
take it as good nature, though perhaps not
always so intended"
Miss Hannah F. Gould, the well known
poetess of Massachusetts,, died on Tuesday
of last week, at her residence in NeWbury-
port. Miss Gould was born in Lancaster.
Mass about 1890. Twenty years ago her
pieces we're exceedingly popular, were
common in reading books, and special ia
vorites with children. She published three
volumes of verses, in 1882, 1886, and ls4l,
aud later in life several volumes of original
and selected matter for youthful readers.
She has lived quietly st Newburyport for
more than fifty years. One of the brothers
was the late Benjsmin a. Gould, well
known in Boston ss the Principal of her
Latin school, nd afterwards IS q merchant
sisters, the wife of Judge Fowler, of
Augusta, Maine, and Mrs. Rapallo, of New
I ork, survive her.
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neath Of Judge Ha.iburton.

The latest foreign arrival the
death of Judge Halliburton, one of the
greatest of American humorists, who will
ever be remembered rs the creator of
'Sam. Slick, of Slickville-" Judge Hall
burton was born in Nova Scotia in 1903
He became q lawyer and afterwards a
Judge in the courts of his native province.
He began his career ss a humorous writer
at a rather mature age, in 1885, by q series
Of articles published in u Nova Scotia
weekly newspaper In these he s~stirizst
tbs character of the universal Yankee in
the role of Il vender of clock. HIS writings
soon became popular, both in b United
Stytes and England, and il 1887 were pub
lished in book form, alter having been sub
ected to many revisions and alterations Jun
der the ii le Of "Ehe Ulockmaker, or Say
ings and Doiugs of Samuel Slick of Slick
vile" In 1872 he visited England, and the
humorous observations which he made
there are recorded in "The Attsebe, or
Ssyings and doiBgs of Sam Slick in Eng
land" To this work W more volumes
were sfterward added. Subsequently be
published "The O'ookmaker, Second Sc
Iies QS3S(, and "Third Series ns4O);
mB1bEles OF Canada" (IsS9)i 1.-THE Old
Judge, or Life in a Colony" Qs39); "Let-
ter-bag OF the Great Western" Qs39);
q YANKEE stories" Qs52)i "Traits of
American HuinOrp Qs52) "Nsture and
Human Mature" Q855G "Rule and Mis-
rule of the English in Amarica" Cs57.)
Of late years Judge Halliburton has re-
sided in England, and in 1859 was elected
to the House of Commons as a member for
Lsunceston, Cornwall.
Although at his advanced age little sd-
dition could be expected from his pen to
the fund of humor, yet his deceaso will be
widely regretted.
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Gov srnor Murphy, of Arkansas has di-
rected an election for members of Congress
on the Oh of October. There are three
districts in the States.
Hon. E. G. Peyton, of Copish county.
was nominated at q caucus Ct the MEM
bers of the convention from Southern and
Southeastern Mississippi, as their candidate
for Congress.
It is reported that General Slocum has
resigned, in consequence of the President
sustaining Governor Shsrkey in the con-
troversy relative to the arming of the Mis-
sissippi militia.
The Republican candidate for Governor
of Vermont has about $4,000 majority on
q greatly diminished vote. The Senate
will again be unanimously Union as lsst
year. The House will likewise be about
the same as its predecessor, with perhaps a
gain ofthree for the Democrats, which they
owe to a division of the Republican vote
in several towns. Last year the House
stood 3I2 Republicans, 10 Democrats.
The Syracuse Journal states thst q letter
was received in that city on Friday from
General Slocum, dated at Vicksburg on
the 9th ult, in which the General, who
was on Thursday last nominated by the
New York Democracy for Secretary of
State, incur that he will not under
any circumstances be a candidate for civil
off ,e this fall. In contradiction of this
statement, however, it has been confident
ly asserted in other quarters that Genersl
Slocum will accept the nomination OF the
Democrstic Convention.
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nRominro.

Later reports from this Republic state
that the recent revolution has been entirely
successful, and that the late President Pr
mental has submitted TO "Protector" Ca
blal. Peace begins to reign throughout
the Republic, and many wealthy families,
who during the recent troubles had sought
a refuge in the Island of Curacao, had re-
turned. Representatives for anew legis-
la,ure were chosen onthe LIST Of September,
aud they were TO assemble in the capital
on the oath of the present month.
The Spanish residents of San Domingo
have signed 8 manifesto in which they bear
testimony to the kind and peaceful be-
hsvior shown by the authorities of San
Domingo toward everybody.
The Provisional Government of the Re.
public hiss abolished the punishment of
death, and also that of Punishment for po-
litical causes.