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APPROXIMATION PRIZES;
approximation prizes of $1,000 each for the nine
naming UNITS Of the same ten of the number ma
drawing the Sl00 900 prize $1,000
approximation prizes OF 5000 each for the nine
naming units of the ten Of the number
drawing the $4,000 prize ..,.,........... 54OO
approximation prizes OF $500 each for the nine
drawing tie sa5CoO P sis f9 'ls n@tD', $500
approximation prizes of $500 each for the nine
naming units of the ten of the number
drawing the $4,000 prize ....,.......... 200
approximation prizes of $3.50 each for the nine
drawing the prize e5 are .o4 'ne nqo'. 1850
approximation prizes Of $500 each for the nine re-
naming units of the ten of the number
drawing the $3.50 prize are.............,.... 1880
~ approximation prizes of 500 for the nine re-
naming units Of the same ten of the numbers
drawing the $1,000 prizes are. 1900
$50 prizes amounting $685. 500
So; Stxteenths, 81 So - T'' ~ @2isA'N'
Tickets sald and prizes eashed BY
CHAS T. HOWARD Iiceuysd Dealar
No Exchange Alley, near Canal sfrsof az
Lock Box 692 Post Office NsTv OTieaps
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JEFFERSON orrr. May 3, 1865.

Arrived yesterday-58 Calves and Yearlings.,
Sod-7G Western and ia Texas Beeves, 95 Calves
and Yearlings II Hogs, GAL Sheep and 4 Mich
Cows Stock onsale-225 Western and 4Sl Texas
Beeves, 2O4 Calves and Yearltngs, 936 Hogs, 4G74
Sheen and "a MiIcb Cows. We quote:
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Wilcox & Gibbs Family Sewing Machines are
heartily recommended by all who use them. Will
cox & Gibbs Family Sewing Machines are abso-
utely complete. Office No 5 St. Charles street.
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The FenIan Movement.

EVACUATION OF THE BoRDER-swEENY AND ROE.
ERTs TAKE THE ZELDA DISGUISED FEEIAN
FROM EAsTPORT-o 'MAHoNY AN " IMBECILE AND
A FRAUD
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been excited by orders at PASSPORT to that effect.
There is murmuring among those who wanted
fight before leaving. Hundreds of Fenians are en-
route home, their arms having been captured by
the United States authorities.
RENDEZVOUS AT oGDENsBURGH.
Sweeny's wing order their followers now to put
on their armOr. aiming at Ogdensburgh where
they are reported to be marshaling in large num-
bers and that artillery and small arms reach that
place da L..
THE SENATE PREPARING FOR BATTLE.
The Fenian senate has closed its session here to
engage in preparations for battle. The Fenian
SisteThood is calling for donations lint, bandages,
and medicines, but nothing is known as to the hour
of the movement.
WAR VESSEL on LAKE MICHIGAN.
MILWAUKEE, April pa paper at Mantowoc
| says: Capt. Morgan has been changing the old
Michigan from a steamer into the appearance of a
frigate, with heavy deck, bulwarks etc. and init
mates that the Fenians could tell something about
her destination, which Is kept profound secret.
A Canadian spy has been over, looking after the
boat
ROW ON A STEAMER.
PORTLAND Me-, April 27.-The steamboat Ne "
Brunswick arrived from Eastport this morning
with 200 Fenians. On leaving for Boston, several
who had gone ashore were left behind at the en-
trance of the harbor. The Fenians, who were
spelling for fight mutinied drew their pistols
on the officers, and obliged the boat to put back
Some of the ringleaders were put ashore and sen
on by ran, and the BOAT proceeded AT O'CLOCK.
AN INDIGNANT FENIAN,
PORTSMOUTH, N. H., April 27,-Wm. H. Grace
Feniau organizer and captain of the late Eastpor
expedition, has arrived here from Portland, on hi
way home He says the expedition would haV
been a success had Cen Killian been sustained
He considers OMahony an imbecile, and a frau
on the public; and says that the only hope OF SUI
cess now is in supporting Roberts and Sweeny
He has told the circle here to send no more none
Y to Union Square. .-=.
=
PARAsoLs.-Thirty dozen fine silk parasoIs, 81
peror finish, from 81 and upwards, for sale b
> Kreeger & Selgman, 607 Magazine street. opp
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New York, April 27.-The Fenians are evacu-
ating the Canadian border. Much indignation has
been excited by orders at PASSPORT to that effect.
There is murmuring among those who wanted a
fight before leaving. Hundreds of Fenians are en-
route home, their arms having been captured by
the United States authorities.
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PARAsoLs.-T dozen fine silk parasos, SUI
perior finish from 50 and upwards, for sale by
Kreeger & Seligman, 6O7 Magazine street. oppo
site ST. Elizabeth Asylum, marble front store.
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Tie nourbon.s,s ia Southern Eiaiy.

TIE Door and the ignorant, on the contrary, whose
naie eciou we..ed 40 the lnst regret ne "Fsrer
cee -" provided for tlen wa. u ''1 IN. are ihe Eo'
nus 81 'he ceiial pa boul.oA n-c n,s Is a.
paraeouelt cr fIe 20 the inerasl Of large Do4t q.
SOrtaerDers n not 90 De exp ctea lat tie volunteer
Ov'1eat should lave been so well rec ponce 70 ~ ' s
cities bY iacous All rlrneed 81 gloT
isd1d Iar. ben ss- back 70, rasoondse and
i'm the Case q th. CIrmic tng tLc uilero orders u
Que5ioI. In what tcr misconduct co ,!t,i htot
rrec sy say but is fr 20 presume thn the Ioi'o,ists
voad not ON. such an opportunity Of emptns 'a,m.Io
Nys is 6g o. roy oiarGr Vio J0r FaFa0 roAd
ero uader any tatEv Tho boi papers speak OF HAo'ler
d.simbanee among {. younecle 10 gay city ,..
1t originated 81 sLt quarrel which was famed into
fame BY sone # the wre;ohos have ocscbed' who iir
we're arrested and shipped OIL manac, Wall ~ wco cent Of
10 their Ones AD0tner body 81 Volunteers iom Scf ana
tolc.e d" ~ ~ ~ V., "a Ge,q sGd prcr tic
windows Of tic Austrian Consul. "AgsD" ia season q
rroaeG iracon therefore, tie volunteer movement
in ilsef aduua .e is om 'a-ioVs canes ran l' VII"
sar continue 10 b. mlGo largo scale ana ~ wd' distant
ljialtes. Some PERSONS have been arrested IN house n
the pattern Il tie Oh bourbon ifuuy buttons Nltn the ly
aud arms were so.zsG &: TIE some TINE 49,
the cure and she ccf Of toe National glr were rrirsed
last week charged nh cJmtlcy WIZ ile l 20 chei ~
wear guar -iAi etD e. " 'l III 80 m - he ~ 81
WHO had hcd. At liano Naples an e1udre TIE cure
AID medc uar have been arrested a have oeen 40 t"o
agents Of tie q Bourbon toee IoIc .e Greco ale va RS
ce these eoN the variety OF toe who have male
tbrcl-es obnoxious 10 TAO Inv Among them priests oud
onss pro-omin .e their efforts have zen directed Trnc
.v 10 corrupt arny and 10 tclrc % BE- wondered 80
iblt tie raj IN Parchment he lT on" sWrepnr ' ie 90
prele0 e mou.steros measure which, Is' Involves ne
un II tte tin o-aoto4cl cry o. AOAc Casino 1e
ppers connected VIA tie Grim la lomFft % the cry aid
Inc Bonrbonss have handed over o. TIE Judicial power
end win believe. amply justly CLIO authorities DO the prompt
u severe measures which teY lave adopted on TIE no "
The Castauao Kal.wy between Noccra and Fagli 10 per
sons with the cqrllr vicar a. their bend, ere arrested a
week qbe great danger o. South Lee, Of course IN TIE
interior; but comp system uryci alcc has oecn organ
ItlTlt.l. % tDr I-lOla, hLu OH
Panel frontier 20 prevent any surprise or the Anlng 81 ay
BODY Of Len ght nucleus " TIC -a5oACas
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TIE Federal Army.
Correspondence ofThe London Daily News.
FRtvEFOlT june = lt

N9TttpOiutAtt OF AHe i.liu'i' i.Al .'f"
FRANKFORT june - e06
The German war has begun As soon as it became
known yesterday that Prussia had crossed tie frontiers Of
Sx1ny este and Hanover the whole aspect Of tins place
clan..d as hy magio The Federal Military CCumi ion
issued orders - corcl uoois i'l IHo po'.ct % ~ IA &
aul che az Federal troops poured IN from o Sides
aud ayani girde the road 20 es en- whore te
Prlssani hal adV need some more Uoopl aflNco an iv
evening 'ud to-day th erncei Of tne ch Federal
hs Command Coco 20 ~ Coi sf'ag coHPo'fao m 'AgN
from W4t.ubrP Dlda 90, and Nassau U be- ogcfnt,ed
n Electoral H end U ty % cpsrie Junction vb
tho hmoycriln an, hcssisn troops, which by ths tine VII ~
crt in tbs ra against States 30 her rcect, sle sal
De in tilcl position, leI uCatc provinces VAL ten De
shown au alcriy which not expected. The Prus3ian
TELEGRAPH here yesterday oYerire and
therefore Of and to-day. io the hfst tine ihe post Las
curved. Railway communication with TIC North has been
he alarm which existed yeserday hos somewhat ubsidcd
TO-DAY troops Itru' 10 arrive SO that the streets
.- a.. --cfs NJ. 49, crdc-@ ~ tte v-rio,s
colp Prl.st fs town intensely rs size ~ ware that
tac cgrls tve Orrn Ter partirs Ggd have sho
ter plos orprv ,Louch during Tie .t mocntors weeks.
II she lau Jt the into her possession Tor n day
m tcr r'a,er and rai.ci a heavy ributon
TIE b3ly Of s B.rgrqH rces % Jl soHg r operate
S1r0Ey con- 4rcoH rin 1fsTf 1AcSuoa drwy d aJOV
ssr, NE Fgth Federal Corps in ols uc.lOorlood
m ou' ~ 0oj bayoncs The fest OF the Biyarau abOu,
51C1 which mas De luerol'ed CO. 5000 VIII pr 1y operate
n Ce1a! Germany arsasi E.art. oad The anoyeriaus
be assisted Federal forces against Prussia viii amount to
3OOlO tcn.
Large conveys o. Wur;emberg troops have arrived
we're. TIE Erc0r Of hcsse Dos cot 10 start Of the
prs a ard has escaped lth DIS troop. 90 Bsorl. whore he
B. BIZ n pifi tie Tlrrrlft nrd tlertols sag. The
.oy rake tie same direction and there Is Taso1a
II c-ucal that 1 cv lave got fae s'-rt O. WI sue
coed md good their retreat IN Nassau tic Iruasians
have taken possession OF tie Llln Railway, 70 convey their
toop. fr,m Coli utz 90 Wes The Die. shows great En-.
crr N sfuou ~ p.rriarfHcs and meets twice p day II
Prussia relied the giaaoss Of Ac Diet she vii hnd
herself greatly mistaken.
forgot JOB ny lass letter 20 state tic Impression OF Napole-
ous ia. letter upon Gle minds ~ the Gcrnan people 4 Us
olcl upon confession that tc s 10 The bottom ~ al ie
mcAcf. that has been tie Tc iustguog co. Prnsi ana
al, ifoui beginning; l be wanted & gt III OF 40
feeble Germany represented hy TIE Diet: tAt the
speech Aulee meant the breaking up Of tie Cohed'h
son emil lt fhe Tsce ~ Eur'rc VII never De Worh Oh.
drvs Ircl4se 1as Napoleon Is on the throne Oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-03
Tse Policy of t,e Emperor.

The Mouiisur reproduces LmarTaoG article IN The
Consauonne pretend ing that tie E-pe ors Litter. wlen
Swing bat my Il any great power woni DC
followed by aim for extension Il tergllory by France only
nv case Tor rectihcation ~ frontiers would arise MODIFY
believes in this Interpretation. lie Lje points OF ore
Senator La Gucrr0nler IN La IraHc, VINO s0 OUT gel.
peace rs long as upon the cards now honestly ana TO-
grrly adults that Fra means TO maze 90 extension CT
territory and that sae cannot get il by peacem means lie
viii have II by war 1919 ,
not d0dr given 90 the semoic4l plnts 20 soy tet
tie brela-up OF fhc Gerlauo COlideaton eit 81 cars Is
DOT the work Of Franco. but is attributable 20 te lnAetent
woakncss the Of 1918 Igey say Prussia deserves
well Of France for having up these treaties aud eeF
connection between TIC AuNcre speecA ana thc pro
ccedings " Cont fiamlrk
L. France prepare the country FOR the worst Let
noun orr country the con,equerces Of suh solution
lwa Lee throw s.e a lyoc4l l -u-sr and M ne e4 %
Fnnce g. powerful l1k wits cliua II 'ain ems
q be- al t-e rm that ler o eight Is carer De
euI.r,l l ef-ci lgn1st4l slyf Boz wi, atirm
t moment j. trt re of rlceis ruItgD h1Iut GO
We rel0u4 Europe cod tae wtr. she contributed Go
pttn I.,v So t. b3ai 20 pro &c. ate.os which ycry
nave ory y Emperor letter to a. r n!u Go
LAuYs under ld ts tho tTa G9gFnet IS eec-ei on up
49, ~. '.. .-t b., ~. h 81 ,-.- b, ia ~ Ne ...
,rgI ear 3. lon s 1lro. Do q pfscsey ia gE o. cir-
clust should re 5oro cureyes a. tle rso o. Lof
re t lier or a dreaded g. iornl 10 e o.
tns grue, Con. or in te held Of 1ito
fre q srms ,All have determined lie true alton enc NJ" s,e
what to aud sAg vu only take counsel o neg eAe
since the above was written dispatches have been received
announcing that SarJuy Hanover AMI Electoral esse have
been Invaded by Prussal army ana slnginiy engage
tyirl has leen appointed " the keaeFa
army timo Italy rci airing to support Frussa
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Florence corespouierc- u Tie London Times ions IS
Tie Grcat tnc0a5cRicno6 cquSc9 BY hs jJrced papa
currtnc and J tie ugAi Of saeisa slgy o s~al
continues IN pie 81 che qers 10 Esica Tec0arc fad J1T 10
alri11on auuic pll.tes have gl rome IN the
issue 90 smal local notes. Tho Parma savings Di6 done
the same Tuscany certain manufacturers and coinmsr
cal establishments issued paper % el. down 70
one frame notes. Gaor, tie great r.ain Manufacturer
near Florence this The suOpkcepcrs take them
ron tie woikmen. AID receive bank VI 10,
change To-day tho walls ~ Florence heaf p.tclrds "a
rouacng establishment G., Peoples blns, AGO Tor the ~
sue of small notes facilitate t-de. wlcA Ias suffered
grievous! want u proper circulating medium Inc
public bought te cClc, nnd sellers awe conss-
ua.nlg losers An eX-as cent1ge l-s o.te1 Oeen
.ad 90 exca4uge large notes i0r ST. ones.
Ihe door M been opened u fraudulent pbbery by the MAJ
nor u wh he passage 0m bp,oe ~ paper currency hss
been escel aud pubic been the yctm wie money
ohaLgs te less scGupuous portion OF e bankers ana Othtf
spectators have rstped the proA Tie premium on god
Two Gays ago 80 per las len considerably IA eonss'
qleuce q certain purchasers having Hta0rtWA rom tns
market The purchase Of rrqu goo the country
.rjaors ref sns other payment bat low oYe. At 20
o "Wednesday the e-chaugcrs sAbl tleis Stops of
fear &c h SAID o attacks ulol tGea, but they laYe since 70
usac .leu The A.lIn SIN. Is cclriug UOOJ francs IN
conner O.CCQ in franc pieces. AMI lo0GVO ~ halrsns
pieces viii be ilcoayneui IocEet money! rni Il ID 70
hoeei military chest viii be supplied WIN f er cur
ra.c. SAID that tue forced loan TALKED Of va be rem
dsre riibe by tie abolition o. the forced paper currency
which would certaaiy be @ ggea, boom
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tie mean. employed can be testified by the end is quite an
other question.
Ob.,ncles 90 Ccgnan En,lr.


Ffon 10 Berlin Correspondent ~ The London Tc Jre 6
So the war, long dreaded and delayed ln' lnGecd
become o reality Tho German Princes who hlTe so Ion
IvaeI each other resisting he progress of the people ana
70 to r Tor drr ic prrp0.cs Those who have long been
bearded ms suDcruous BIZ their subjects 50 ss
PROVE IN he most conclusive Tay that Gey cc1 also 90
great acl e mischief Public evaporation at ter cnuct
very violent IN nearly every part 0f brrnaly. p-
nowhere more 90 taln IN Prussia Ihe Moor i9.e4il..s
have been held n f.cl tefrtaull By TIE SUD- s Tor years
rasi, that tsy are rlTays supposed o. De ll iie wrong
Though people may admit Oh .ll.ts were iieh- ln Opposing
Esmllk they viii Indignantly whether such as gre merely
wGr au c-rrayaar that national division q which they are
T61gra not in tie least favorable to Bmarf who on -
corlr d. hated aud denounced by u parties alike, the rate
ps,ug mill Rlo el Gle armies with their flesh md
llod are s more enl 'd 10 t4s al ic.or q Dss- OF lu'
Duke OF Nassau prcsrMuB t. 90 70 VIII 10 ne on ltuhg
There few among tie secondary Princes Wo were not AS
arbitrary any Government iha' 'or existed IN th country
vi / ruling over le bits of territory. and tebc from the
possb u having any h hloWn objects ofaub.tOn in tie
world thy apt to render those small prosecutions and
trivial malGntoa in which German ano'at!sm maniests
al Wislali thu q B In ai 4aaiyer P'sl.n H.
deed WAc they Bad u0 lu het domestic p)c' 10 RAISE
them above tho g oit-c 3snr1f of lrlsi y gave s4
dOnnl Oi'le hy being many npeGimenis 70 tA. Dearly
beloved unity Iiisd. oucn. az any rate Is the prev
ug state a % he opni0l IN Northern Gernluy Ut ITO
beginning Of taH sl1euilary ofsolL
IN the South it's eIdc.fl by Republican nnl Roman
Catholic toaIcucias which, with the difference II race ara
dltc arc strong enough 70 make 20 Kings o. bavaria and
WlIt'nb ~ ODE Hltura. ~ 20 of o kaiscr perceive That
tle Hamburg Bremen aud oter hofthrlh pp't5 gre cuJ
Ing Southerne to consider that IN hgang for Ars.fa
tey are supporting the Of hopeless rbc itsm end and
ing iu the suppression OF Germ cllur Ie1on ana scfo
even that tey illnig 30 tho ORD dulon tha IN
month or BayGrlans and Snibans viii be raised 10
con o1lsncss u their mistake, ard vii aid ~ preserving
mont Bu, thinks their sanCns hopes VIII be dashed 10
ground whatever tlc Germns may say or sng OF le
unity sober observer cannot help discerning mot rs yrt
ere something more insurroultlr IL offered By tie
fuyial frontier, IN the course u PIC River Maine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-03
The uoni.cur,s war rsuIictin,.

Tie BoHsur o. Monday evening in s bulletin afler refer.
ring 10 he eulty OF OJane intel geuce from rae seat OF
war IN consequence Of the nl1rrGpon Oh concentration
gives with al reserve" the folio Tiig ina.mifl3n:
e Pflus entered Hanover sunday eycnng and were re-
c~ycd by p7plao Ga Gle Joy "a, d. in
dets-hmr pri array wlch styled ~ Slaohy 80
cnIl tue L.e aHd uiyAucuf up,n Dae took
no r,s0n o in emmy forced Back beyond Dies
del tool position j0hnl 10 oliris Instant i'i gre
capital upon tr tae Il wfs MT Atut ntl '
frv cdl 90 tho PrIssu forces und a.
wo. ret orao q -c-l Junction VITA the
Austrian which l. 49,. f b4hcfriir irohtef
80 ilraloH has been received the uets or the len
command by Ero Frederick Cl les " Prls
ttIe army Eory which li r-e tue south portion
te aro ly Lollu AMI Ll, lnd wren mas uasnd "a
uoat close 3o-ln territory 90 the nes11ohood OF Hum
birs. taoig that tua Ming o Prussia w'4d n'G W e
ielluaers tsy yed4v accom- aned ur Count blriEe
Co.. Dca NarMora quilted Florence yctedy (eunay roi 3
snd proceed lrldqlers Crrmon where no Ans Do "a
Tomorrow AeetApac dispatch gue-s an ei- "n.
90 on-,e Slain between Che troops Grand bnci e'se
s he Plu,tus dyancus Gisu. Tne hter h4i the al
Van. sa uuuusl te march after having made themselves
off tie rnilW
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The IrreprsssibIo Conflict In Germany.


In the Germanic, in the European Common
wealth. there balance Of power and til, eqnlb Is
trOul matter 10 Germany than IA Europe r ths
reason that II il deicitey constituted In Europe
there five great powers and the combinations among them
admit Of considerable variety and stability. 10 Germany
there only two and Of these prend to an hereditary
Gsoendancy while the other charioteseay contests H.
Austria possesses and represents the ancient lmpral dg-
nifty. Prussia IL vissa crown powerful enough not only TO
defy its Sovereign but possibly 10 suppl ut lin The craving
Of Prussia territory and consolidation Is Irresistible
Count Bsmark has but expressed the natural and Unsuitable
appetite ofie Government which he directs; and the Danish
Duehies do bat represent tie par cug more which for
full generation greedy eyes 4 Prussia have been liked
1.-THE reader will look OF Europe he VIII at once
recognize the usco Of the sme by which Prussia IN terri
tora con6gufation hns been compared 20 spread eagle
The provinces ~ Eastern Prussia form the night wing Of
the bTG electoral territory Of Brandenburg gives the
laci and si 81 which Ar Carlyle has lately written so
copousy makes good tai But tie image, though
really Fcy ul detective IN Two rather essential par
uculrs To ~ wing ~ the bird u separated nom TIE
BODY and 10 h18 clf bsk. The Eloual Provinces ~
tr West would excellent counterpart l0tht prov
of OLA Prussia in tIe East, lu Hanover. Brunswick and
lessa Casse inter oel botgCen this wing aud TIE BODY
VI Tue l0EaTcDy sgd tie oay b. military Igals se'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-03
Prospect. Of the Campaign in North Hlaiy'


The campaign about 70 open IN North Italy may be
sxpectcd 70 differ in many essential points from the waged
m The sa5e ground the frs Bonapare IN l and from
tose rnaeaken Charles Albert in 1915 and Napoleon IL
H. In all encounters Austria was only vulnerable
AZ her western frontier Of the Tcno. On being forced from
tbat line she fell Of the AIDA tho Ogo ana the
b,es i'm the contest brought 10 the Mncio south o.
ihe Pc from the Trebbs 10 the Adriatc Austria lad only
devoted and dependent aes and their territories since
selh she had Der garrisons at Pecenza ferraIA and
omacsho The outworks Of the Qnadraiera on the right
hanI Of the great river II true that on hfst onset the
Of Milan easily overrun and the invader BY pushing
H,Tad across TIE 20 on Parma Modens and Bologna might
e or 70 the Quadrsera from the south no less than rom
he uet But present instance the war begins where
Il was terminate on tie west at Tie &ioeio on ne
,ouh at the PO where the ans not only have N the banl
Pacenza aud all the stropghods OF Austria pat torn
against her all tho less Of the Emilia than OF al
kbe southern Tegionsof the Peninsula
Az the time OF the hastily pachedup peace OK Yaf anca
the King Ssrdns although he of The winner OF one
~ lie richest provinces in the world found himself at the head
sf Staa much weaker IN military point OF view than TIE
or he had beore not only had his borders shrunk back In
Bavoy and Nice but even the side Of Austria lie had no
longer such line OF defense the Ticno formerly consttu
led onricT OF the MlciO traced entirely IN lie IL
feress Of Austria and ngncerng ccuryGnce could ever
1tose Aught else but stout mems breasts sganst an Imperial
ffs Issuing from Pcscbioa nnd Malrg aud securing tho
orrn psin % 10 Milan Tbs expectations o. 1900 BY adding
tie Dsekit Of Parma and M0dena wei as TIE Legation
20 the noBaoLy Of Victor Emanuel gave TIE Italians nearly
si 2sIIs!Ls whole Of ts sounsrn bank n The 10 ga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-03

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Wt-d esp faice az al prviceeD l.l company at tHfr
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keep fii most rIl OBJ Gle rf tll or tt % sol n H
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n. e. ta 'Grf g ~ll Wh Which Tie ra fellows VIC
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tlU rff- 1rf o. thO.e h1Wrs wIlcl lal fiAtn
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