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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-10-19
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Sn, ,einem Mrtifel un]ersr lebten Stunt
1aer baben wtr 9eia9t ber prditoent BABE
9ebrobk ben @en9reB a%uSeinanoer gu
pren9fn. :s3u :oteler 8ebapptun9 ia9t
rer Na9bar: i; sad .~:n.:..o
u9Qgir iiinb, bod 11ersierig .lpb, 9e r
8olff piele, 8ebauptan9 !I(elbit. 9loubt,
@ir wette1 tbm nnlere 11e1e vStoYepipe~
9eele1 eiilet alien Ttlsbut bas er er1idt i'm
Stanp, it, ieinenI 2elern Su 1a9en>, mann,
no urb in wel9en @prten @rprew Spbnz
ION i. eser93t .sr 'perRs)) ben q'nsFeb
@E'Sap benz ~ 'pti{st n: @ettanbietten, erttn a,la
mir m@ts, al6 etnen gang abl@eut9frn
@enfpensi6mtnbelk nit oent 1tnS be&
y,Na@bar" su. :letfrnen in&t. nnj"t -
81, 1T Indmli9 notpriii&4, bab bee
VNadbare@ u@tovepipe1 tbn1 bet mebrez
rem @eleaenbeiten gum ,StBfi0en 9epient
unb lit {aplae ce1en IS total quber Taeor
getatben, taB- ielbjt Ser v&ainrtam@
1i&t @asen, pdrppf, 'tah If ft4Htent 3 y
9eben,. .r..ss ! -. 1s,~- rz-,..f.s
SGT mu15dteber uMa@bar" !, fe aer11 lpl
ttpperben unp fu@t i1e unS bur9 iEei1 obi:
ses Mnerbieteu ~auf3ubumbuesen."" @Qet1
mir baben bas feline @pte! burdi4au
>trb faeer,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-10-19
Sic tpabrc DENOMINATION.

Sobnlon bei9ulpi9t' ben. Gpnsreb limb
Der @pnareb Spbnipn, Bic Napifalen be-
16ulpi9en bic .Dempfraten unb BIZ. De-
mbfratett' pie Nabtfaler> bdB. 1te an Der
8frrSSserun9 ber, Observation-Disclosures @Uz
ben5 {aulo fstsn. unb wdbrenb. bieler
int yollen @ause If trttt, nod cine
brittle Yartet? auf Der 8eltbubne auft welz
DE dM' .bieier' gersb9etun9' eiten.. 9r;pBBefn
She'll Der S9ulo beaniprudt. Imp pas
tt-lpnberbar ater ,pabr-pa5 Bplf i'm
.SubmE 1elbit. u ii NJ i.:t '"*
'8eiben @ablen inben Surfaaten, in
wel@en Iber bic Tra9e ab9eiitamt purpc,
pb has &plf iener Staatell etre @pnYeuz
tipn gum Gnttpurf}e elmer @taat5Yerfalfu1a
su berufen wiinidt pper nt9t, 11np peren
&elultutI no@t ntdt befannt1 1T, 3ei9te itd
cine gan; %unertpartete 0aubett. q ''>n.
Dieie ip%nberbareG ri1einurg le9en ~
tppbl bic Dempfraten &pie bic @abtfaleu
gu tBrern: Bprtbeile. aus, alleitt' bic Mabrs
belt an Der Sa1t miro tppbl iein; baB ffd
bas @cH Der Siibftadten, pdbreab III,
1u111S I'M Ncrpen bdraber ii? ben 5aarer
1iesen, ~ te mir e6 urecplnr1i1tr1uttrer not
len, ft@ ~uberbaupt nod gar nidt bdrnad
iebnt urecpnitr1trt" 3u ,perbert, {pnberr
nit iettner 8e9enpdrtf8en, ,penr1 aud ab:
bdnstsen, bod fit ben tnner1 1ttplt&e1
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-10-19

~M&ag Ct II nod + 1odsnn BE @tosepffppe:'
wv. .']- '.1-' ;et9en, d.
Gr mag fit bebalter. fie. iet ietn etsen," x
Mber antwprten molten mir benz Na@<
Dor auf feline Traaen.. ,:..
l.. @enn &(noy 9eprobt, bet @pn9ree
%qusetna1eer S1 lpren9en.s " -. ,=:el,
Mntwprt: 9tm "A. September 1866.
2. @p?.. ''.a.'. :: s-::a. ~ @r,
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5: Sn ,ptden Wprten: 80,
Mnttpprt: Sn Tpl9enpen:
uWenn Sbr mir betitebet tpput tit bic
Ter Nfttpn, ,1penn SIR mir beitebetI Splbaz:
ten uno 8ur9er> benz: Bplfe @%eleaenbeit
aa 8ebe11> in btelen 5dnbeln ;Gbeil III 11ebz.'
men, - mill t9 ite Cpie rabtfalen @pn<
9reb<Seute) btnauS uttden" urb swar f.
19neQ ME t9 fann."
Natirli9 miro ber Na6bar trQe1p etne.
faule Mus 1u6t baben, peSbalb bie1e Mnt<
wort nf&t fi&baltt9 1et. Sir bie{en:
Sail fa9en mir inn gum 8orauS, bae
&ptr ibm nod mebrere DuBenb! Derl9tebe<
ne anpere @~ele9enbetten :nambaft maGen
peroeM tpp unb mann Der prdItbent 9ez:
orobt ben @on9reB 5u ipren9en. Gr bat
es 70 pft 9etban, pab pdre bteD robun9 nt6t
etl1e;; gar gu. f9lnblt6e,> 1te ldngt allen
@ertb uno Snbalt s%erluren : baben
,pIrbe. -. -. -..I5" :.~ri.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-10-19
Das Griumpbeebeu1 Scr Meactipn.

Gs i Il 'nitt mebr elm &adem esotft> Elm
@tebern> nt9t vi" 9ul t.; : fonbern ber
% of u Ee5i if dtetnTreupensei&reie IS
1T Elm @ebeul }pel9eS. man pom Der
bemptratti6en ~pre1e" uno aus benz
@tunpe Der Dempfraten ser11inan1t uno
fein @unper> tpenn ibnen bic Sttmm {
pesTreunpe6 per6reibeit pie gum 6eltiteben
mabnt 9e9en bic a1orin9e1pen @0bprten
Der &eaetiprl in bemGriumpb99ebrlq bas
fe luSla0en, ME Elm idtpades u@epteps~
Xqrfommt. .?r.Y.... .:~e:1n
~ :: IS finb jest ze1tr,pa1s ater is. Sabr .sber;
ID traten &pir NIT einem fleinen 9dufein
BOT, etli9en 1910 Mann, aus etne1d
6aule tn Der S@lpe9afes ~ Dresden }ali
sic Strabe, UNI: unS, na@bem mir ben
rings epaii gaitttdr; eiings@loRtnea pofeu
E8ebalten1 bts bic lebte pat1pre peri&pAeu
tpar, rnb f. Siel mir tptien, an teinen1 an
bern puncte ber Stabt rtebr tpteberftant
eeletftet &purbz als &rttsssefansene1L ~
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-10-19
B|eoeroufbau ieines MobltanpeS .b6Glt
Sage @ebri aufrieren 1T. ~ =.

8ieperoufbau le zines @ebl1anpe5 .b6Gf
giinlti9eu Gage iebr3 3ufriepen 1T. ~ :.
Weit entfernt, bel. Der &erspeeruna ieiz
l1cr 1taatltden &eepn| tructipn einsubiisen,
wtrb Der 9uben sielmebr olf oas reibz
li91e rurd bic CUTE son ben Militdrcpn1z
manbeur5 %9ebanpbabtes SrbnunAp Die
ct >ptrflt9 al6 bic u1e9ensrei9e @immelsz
tp9ter," pie S@iQer4 1te nenntI erfant.t>
1lno bel BET muir. pplitil9e SGnappbabne
unb Mablrunner. Serlteren, emit 6dpiat.
Qno wte es fdeint, iebr r{&ti9 ia9t Bic
Su. Staat9seitu19; II NJ 81. j.
vDte wabre MA tertelle &ecpnz
ftruetion 9ebt troy alien 9%tnbernt7erl aui
rpelde bic Ut N ale ft5Bt ibren ftett9er,
rubisen @ang. sic betebtG ill., ber as
fublun9 Der 2eibenl9aften, in Der Sc
wSbnun9 an bic 1eue Srbnuno ber
Din9e in benz @ieoerauFeben be9 &der<
bau6, Der Snpuit rie unp beS 5anpels,
in Der burd bic &erdnoeruna Der MrbeitSz
%nerbdltni1e b%ept19ten ;3erl9la9una Der
9rpeen Sitter ins fletnere, in ber Wieoerz
ereusun9: Der our6 ben &ries serltSrten
@ertbe> IN Der Mu6brettun9 uni. TSroerz
Jung oeS S6ulwe1enS, fur5 in Der @eial=
tung zines 11eler @ulturlebenS auf benz
E8pben per burG ben &rteg 9ei9qfenen
3uitdnbe, Dte1e. &ecpntructtpn Bat
felt benz 9. &prtl 1865 19p1 gan; auber<
prpentltde Tprti9rttte granddaughter
eri taunltdere als jeW1al5 in tr9eno etr1em
9ance BET @elt> oas burd 9lei6e 9eipen
rno Dran9iale 9e9anseas mar, bic Siege
neratipn be8 Iffentlt9en 2ebenS 9ema9t
bat* No6 Elm Sabr :fpl6en Tort11rttt6
Juno bic fprmale Necpniruettpn> Iber
.oeren bt6beri9e6 Mtb1tn9en man ii6 gang
~upn1tbi9e Spr9en madt miro ii6 gang
son ielbf pbne oab e5 ir9eno elmer yfa&z
balfe beoarf er9eben uno miro au@ er1t
pann btejenl9e ou9emetne Berubt9uns
ees %natipnalen 9ebenS GUT Tpl9e
bqben, bic mani bel ibrem tInitltd bez
l9leuni9ten Gintritt n{@t Don tbr er>parz
ten plrfte,"
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-10-19
Da BADEN Mrs

@pr benf uMtudern" tpplten iie 1Id
i9iBen, bic biecern peati9en De1npfrote1
in Sbtp, u1b ben bid ten uMuder," be
MIR I'M 9an;en Staate gu ftnpen mar
bdben 1ie fid gum @pn9reBz& eprdl et1tatt:
te1 9erpdb1t. Die 81. Thanksgiving
ia9t fiber ptte1en wtrfli9 prplli9en @pr:
fall "
Muf %beipnbere 8e9lidwiinidun9 baber
i~ibrt9enS bic beutl9en Dewpfrate11 baf fiji
Nniprud> paB e6 ibrer Yartet selunser
it, III Cincinnati ba6 berlibmte Gper be-
riidtt9te) Sberbuupt Der Temz
peren3ler 1T Sbip> Sen. Cary gum
Gon9reb GIT %erpdblen. DaS Mnlebenz pel,
fen 1i6 bteler N%uSermdblte ber rempfratt>
iden partet urter ben Eemperenslern uni
Spnnta96f anattfern I'M 9anien 2onpe e.
frtut> tebt tau,t rem 9prace @reeley'&
na9." @te wetle 1T: e5 baber ppn ben
1empfrater> I'M 8prauS ben Temperens:
Tern su 1ptnten ut1b ibnen> fir ben nabt
beYprl tebenpen Sail ~tbrer 30 lltdrbtoer
Nu5treibung aus Der, ,reppblifani19er
pdrtet, s%u3urufen: u&pmmt s11, inns herz
uper, bier il. gut 5itte1 bauen>" Dob]
befpmm'S nen .be11tiden Demptraz
ten! ,Y~ -.
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mod lange nt9t pas :S9Bnlte. .Nir9enr
bdben wobl bic Demofraten iid NIT her
Qnti9tebenbeit Der Spppiitipn ibrer Yarz
tel 9e9en ben 1lYurtta1tsmus" mebr &C.
trSl tet> ol6 in S pma unierent Na9barz
itdate unp jebt wett bic Soma Staatsz
settut19 ,nod> bab int Muftra9 bet pempz
fratii1en @eleb9ebung bic Bis babin
geltencm 9elebe ;u: einem @tatutenbrd
sulammen9etelt tpuroe11 bob pieIeS Staz
tutenbu9 Elm 0eieb entbdlt> weldeS ben
&%leinperfa@f sp11 :berauidenben 0etrdt1z
fet, bar1nter Bter 1111b Wetn perbietet,
bic @frtbjdof ten, fit uNutcance8" erfldrt,
;segen pelde bic ppli3et ais ipl6e ei11suz
{hreitet Babe, etii1e @elbi trafe Ypn $40
:$100 ouf &erleBun9en ,ptel les @eeBe9
lab, uub bob ,ber 8erfa6er chen bteie6 g e.
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Demptrate1 NIT tbrer ar19ebli6m Tetnbz
1daft 9e9en bic Temperen5ler gang uni
sar nidt Grnf it, ionoen bab ie Der
Semperenspapan3. nur 9ebrauden, repuz
bltfanil9e Sttn1mYDsel III ibre SteQnebe
su i@en@en.s
i; ;Dara,1 sebt5 in eineta Stid fort:
j.: &amerao fpmm! &amerap fpmm!
.; &p1nmlt Du ni9t, II fre1en DID,
Die vMuder~, rpmt1, btpel, bpmm!'.
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Ills efd,Ioiien. taf Bic republifaniihe
Nartei %sebilnet mare sur Grbalt"ns eeS2ebcns
Scr Station une fir ben S,pecf Der JeitfteInns
alcide: Treibeit fir Mue i'm aan;en 2ame unh
Rat. 10 dbreno mir a1s Yartei aue Sefrebumsen
besiiufisem, weldbe auf Scbuns rerDfentliebcn
MfpraI abSielen, mir bod Su sleidber Seit iiber:
scust iIne. eak Sittsn nnh Gebrdudbe zines
@plfes nidt cinseidrGnft mernen f6nne cnret
Nrobibitip:G5eieAe ober @eiete segen BEN sinf:
,pant, unc san bic G5eiessebuns fIdo lit iptebs
@ittcn unb 6cbrdud,e nidbt ,einmiieben BART.
obnc bic redbtmdnisen @dranfen ibrer seiesse:
bensen Ge,palt su iberihreiten-
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Stauts-; natilolIu nal l:-Danks.s i.
: ~, -t4 ta...., .T.nh. :iEnn!
o., .,:t Don - I.:I
~ '' MinneappliS. o.,:'',

-
'Gapit /: $lOO,OOO.3:': ,t'
@e9ieI auf Sitt gum Wertaut fir -Summeu
:..g4 mad. 2Euni& Der Rdufer !, i'9%'
bic @ &pei3, 9oIEa -;
Beiaien, Dsutl&lanor, X oT 70 e.
aen, @tmepen HublAhe,D an e.
mart, YOlen.
..:. Dessleiten , 'n". >"
pa1aaebiuets fit Seaelidife uno DAM
@pfer BON 6aore, 5ambur9 unb Bre>
men mad Neu Ycrt. i. ;.'>''. ~ =
Il. ). menoenball, t. T.. ,. tBalaminj :
praRsen,. RafFrer. -.
Mt Ser gant perbunben 1T bic ! -
Staats SparkaQfn'- We(raf4att .
su Mtnnsapolis, Minn.
@opit I: s25. OOO..
st. s. MeuoenbaQ. prdlbent.
81. s. Sal>min, @&aBmetfter.
8. u. Muvpbp, Setrstar.
~ Office I'm Stetn8ebdupe @
Ode Der 1ten unb 9ridenarabe. M'nneapelts.
.DepcNten tn Summe BON 81 90 - $500 werben gpu
fraenb etnem Deppitpr nit Ginptatgung Der otenttpu'
enben Beanten aneenptnnen.
.~]' Trustees:
Mdtb. s. 3. gDeues, Mtnneapplts; Matb. 9. g. Ban
Serbureb, Diiritt Widter MinnefOta; R. s. Men.
benbaa, BANTER, Mlinn:; g. prtees tun.. eumber,
M = @.;ns :; s st st@t5 ao Haal 1aa san,' aV Minn.sSo, : =:
81. 8euep' @rocertes, Wtinn. Sptn Ortb, Brauer.
st. Mut6rns; Clinton @setben, @e9nts guetter
;ssns: pe u ~ T.. g Ss'at@ aes yiss'i So %:s stts. e'' A"'
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Aper'6
8 berrp ~ ectD |.

p NectD Il
Das peliberlbmts 1elmittcl fir '1uaen, @r'
fdltung, te8ihnente @tmint,u4t uno, tur
2tneerune bon @&pinb(i@t,etn. bic
bic I'D faon i'm ooreeridttn eta. ,
blum Der Rrantbttt btfnben.
Das peetoral tit 10 LANCE sebrau&t poresn.
une bot 70 aQesnattnt Mntrt.nnung eefunoen.
gerG&erung ~ esben, ba6 feline Qualttdt 70 9ui
IL, mte IL luso st.. unb ta6 man i'd al{p baraui
ptrlaRsn faan, ba6 Is b~sfelbsn aurtn bepirt1
wte friber. a. -W ':t,,''>,
3ubersitet opn " ~ ''':: .'t"t
III Or. q. g. &per q 90. s.as
pra3tf@t uab analdii&s Gbe1at!tr,
2opeIL MaiE.
gu baben bel 9eat4 uub o prbpn, 81
Strait, @t- plul.
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WTRAVELLER'S HOME"
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Bauer. & Bern0Qen,

Mtnnea, is, Wtnr'
infer Suus mtrb It'd bic 8una bes eeebrten publtlun1s
fets eur6 ansenebrnes 2Osis, ,seiuabe unb ret6lt@e &Df
unb liberale Beotenung 3u erbalten luheH.
Sn Der nit benz 5auie perbuabenen, gan3 auSge,etp.
neten 5taluns. fnpeu bic Ibiere bes 6etlenben beites
ltntertpmmen unb pHege. .,'
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County,

&epublltanil6e6 County
TiGet.
Sir @taats-@ enator,
Sobn 8. merriam.:
" Sir &eprd1eutanten, 81
S. 8nauft s. s. Nuertu, uab
s.. $ Dooip'on.
Sir SberiE
s. s. Ioplor.
Sir COUNTY Mtturnen
6. 6. palmer.
Sir County @@aBmeifer, go,
@barle8 S@efer.
Sir &esifer Of DEEDS,
Dapib @uerir.
Sir County @ummiiioner,'
5prate s. Bratnarp.
Sir Coroner,
Ybilip Sdeie.
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MINNESOTA ,STAATSZEITUNG.
Samhag, cen 19:9etober, 1867.
II Observation-Disclosures

NtutI.a
i...p t5Tl"1i!i1T: .Gn. Nl .l&y NH;:iIhiE1"
aI:.j: tIh!lj 0N !1;,tfuu:Y!4n NJ IN :
!. 81" o]onaH:.<; 5Ir, @puSerneurt@: ~ f., Il j.:
@ttfi an g. ~ qtfbal. =" ..;.' J.
:pq'::r. bon @amisY Geunta.ia!a: : ~:
4 SIT; 99istutrnam w5chYernssaarrs :" y" :
.>Gbpmn Sp5. Mrm trpn ST., !:
7.-::' son 0lmfee.g eunty.. -. " as:
.. .:.: ~ ST. ST. at Sztaqttss iltttt I '*''' Ill
5enry 6. Singers.
BON Momer @puntp.2
Sir @taatsfaabme ter:
.Gmtl Mina
BON Yine Counts. -
Sir General 9ntualt: H>:""is:3>
S. g.. 6. Cornell :'4. "'4''
Don 5ennepin So.
Stir slei9ea Stedt obne rnteri&ieb Der STAGE
uno Station ? .@
Sir bic 8pnbbiQ? u..
Neiu! ..
Sir Gempsren3?
Not much Mary Ann ::
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9. g.; @innep,
3 is Ill : -,

Il t's':B ank1er3 IL d: : e'ocr-:
IT ss'san'e1.ts in leaaa nr ii aer|= p,,a' stnasffspatii&'.. ' : !"
We&ieln Y, @runtetgenttums
r.. moffee s~.seaaters er o, at. eanbstses, I 2a.; II I:
ct. 81 ub,|:;n , ~ : !:>: +; y me 1eta:.,
o1; Laid VARIANTS, .~E'c@:,n5
Agricultural College und Revenue:
- Bounty 'Sac,rips etc. -. I : -. a.
.~..,ante ID btnts<t'ss 'Tseas Ell. as'estr sea1ta H''s
- Ser bS3ae prets uirb ssn mtr; fir !0slt4 use eilbes<
- : Heriauf son afasei@etne son uut mad Gurspa auf
Dampf- Ser Seself&tfe. ure pafaetere perben bef5r-
tert sen trsene etRems1late Gurupas ltteet+ mad St.@
pau[ pter Ct. Qlpuh.
4err 9ehri@ @eber
q ber beatf4e GletI II htefee Dant, ter fetae 2anbs.
lente tets auf bas 8uSsr1smmeasfe extseeeoeItpuHeD
utst~
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-02
ST. LOUIS.
Suggestion for . Meeting OF Govern.
0rs OF Loyal States-M0re Indian
Troubles, &c.

! HST. LOUIS August 81 The Demo
crot this morning suggests, in view of
the condition of affairs in Washing
ton, that the Governors of the loyal
States meet together at an early day
and consult in regard to the situation
1t also suggests similar consultation
on the part of the managers of the
Grand Army of the Republic.
Western dispatches state that the
Apache and Navajo Indians are COM
mitting numerous outrages In New
Mexico. Two hunters had been killed
in the San Mantio mountains; four
we,e missing. Twenty Indians drove
off thirteen thousand sheep. The
citizens pursued, and recaptured all
save one thousand five hundred.
The Indians continue troublesome
at the Sweet Water mines, in Utah:
sixteen had been killed by party of
miners there on the 4th.
Nevada complains bitterly of In
dian Expectations in the country west
of Olive Greek, in Colorado.
The Sweet Water mines are said to
contain the most extensive quartz
lodges in the world.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-02
UROPE.
BY ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.
Napoleon at Amiens-His Reception
He Makes Few Remarks-WaS
Certain the Peace of Europe
Would Not be Disturbed = Yacht
Capsized. zrif6 2Ils
FRANCE.

8gH ss FRANCE. 13e9 iaF p
/. PARIS. August 31--noon. The pa
cifc speech of the Emperor had good
effect on bourse. Rents, are frmef
4 : p PARIS, nsf,''i August s1'4 evening. -
Later in the day yesterday Ma
poleon arrived in Ameins, where
he made "a few remarks. ~ He
considered the enthusiastic reception
which had been everywhere extended
to him throughout the country, as the
attested patriotism ofsthe people and
confidence in the Governments. AL
luding briefly to the Mexican. ques-
ton, he did not think that the French
honor had been tarnished or their
prestige impaired. Late events in
Germany had left France tranquil,
and she would remain so. He was
certain the peace of Europe would
not be disturbed. In conclusion, he
expressed desire for the establish
rnent of more liberal institutions and
wider and more active trade, which
he assured his enthusiastic listeners
he would do his utmost to promote.
ENGLAND.
LONDON, August 3O.-The little
schooner yacht, John T. Ford, from
Baltimore, was capsized on the 10Th
of August, when entering the English
channel by sudden squall. One
person, whose name was not ascer-
tanned, was saved.
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WASHINGTON.
Special Order Concerning the Ap-
pOintment Of Civil Officers - Re.
mOVal OF General Eastman QUAR-
termaster Assigned to the Fifth
District-Clerks Discharged. 80

WASHINGTON, August 31.-SpeciaI
order No. 429 from General Grant !
headquarters is as follows:
Commanders of Military Districts
created under the Act of March I'd,
1867, will make no appointments to
civil Office of persons who have been
removed y by themselves or their
predecessors in command.
THE. internal revenue receipts for
the week were $3,675, ,323; for the fs-
cal year to date, s42, ,582, ,707.
lBrevet Brigadier General S. East
man has been relieved from duty at
Harrodsburg, KY. and ordered to
report to the Secretary of the ,Lnte-
rlOr at0A ''s-
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N. ". SPECIALS.
Expected Amnesty Proclamation =
The Sickles Case-COrPespOnden
between General Grant and GEN.
erai SickleS.

New YORK, Aug. 3O.-The Worlds
special says there is reason to believe
that in few days the President will
issue an important proclamation of
amnesty, supplemental to that issued
on the 18th of May, 1865. 1t will not
proclain universal amnesty, but will
enlarge the fourteen classes named in
that proclamation. Among the classes
excepted by the latter, but which I
am assured will be included in the
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phCOooic tIIcs 10 IOTce tue ugltIQg,
and sends Jones down again.
Round 12.-Jones got crack on
the nose and went down Tor the
twelfth time.
Round 13.-Terrible blows on both
sides. Melodies face terribly bloody.
but Jones finally went down.
J Round 14-Jones smiling Nc
Coole. however, the freshest. A few
exchanges and Jones went down.
Round 15.-Jones fell without be-
ing struck, Cgreat confusion but Me-
Coole didn't want to claim foul.
Round 16.-Jonesl sent down by a
terrible blow. 7sassaao - iia
Round III ones went down on
his. knees after slight blow, and
looked smiling at McCoole., Kisses
Round 1S.-Jones knocked down
outright. He seems to have been
whipped from the first round.1
Round ia little fighting, and
Jones went down. Renewed kissing.
Jones simply comes up to be knocked
Round 2O.-The same old story,
Jones knocked down almost without
resistance, The faces of both were
greatly battered. a15.s owt 81 lesssfaa
Round 2l.-The same old story,
Jones down and IN great distress.
Round 22.-Jones sent to grass by
a sound lick in the side '.a' -
Round 23.-McCoole's eyes were
greatly hurt. Jones down after an
exchange of blows. McCoole's left
eye was nearly closed. uevo
Round 24.-Heavy exchanges, and
Jones down. - 83sa n
Round 25-Jones rushes in but
McCoole sends him down with heavy
body blows The men fighting now
only fourteen minutes. ..s1..,4
Round 26.-Jones sent down after
planting light stroke, with a terri
BILE blow in the breast i8 ls.s4t bs
Round 27.-Jones got in hot one
on the eye; sparring. McCoole sends
Jones over the ropes. e I'D - s.s..4
Round A2S.-Both men come up.
promptly. Jones falls with light
blow on theachest. - 5sfi ~
Round 29-Fighting now twenty
- Jones gets another light
blow on McCoele' eye, but is knock
ed over the ropes again by body |
Round 3O.-J ones falls With a. few
trifiing blows again. iag9ltaI 4lstv-a
Round 31.-Jones greatly distress
ed and a little groggy; light sex-4
changes, and Jones down as usual. 'a
Round 32.-J ones badly and greatly |
-MeCeeIe,s- face cut up,
but he seems fresh. xJonesy sent down |
again. It is now seven minutes past |
eleven.
Round 33.-Jones hits McCoole on |
the side and falls back himself. Nc |
Coole goes to his corner smiling.
Round 34-McCoole hits fearful |
blow over Jones left eye, cutting a
terrible cash. This settled the fight.
Jones failed to come to time. and |
amid tumultuous cheering the crowd |
closed on McCoole. Jones seemed |
almost insensible, leaning on his |
seconds and bleeding a stream from
his wounded eye.
Time Of the ight-25 minutes.
The fearful blow Jones received in
the first round settled the whole af-
fair Jones hadn't the slightest
chance. McCoole's punishment is
comparatively light. Jones was fear
fully overmatched. Ten minutes af-
.er the fight closed Jones still laid on
the field insensible; no doctor seemed |
to be present. McCoole walked off
with fresh step and smiling face.
It is reported two of Jones' ribs are
broken n : = = :
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SAVANNAH, GA, August 3O.-It is
sent to General Pope for the removal
of the present Mayor and Board of
Aldermen, and counter petition has
been gotten up to retain the present
board, which is signed by all the in
ffuential citizens and merchants in
this city. a.
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draft on deposit here. 1t is clailnn,I
that the attachment is in. deroeaiioi-
of the provisions of the act creatine
National Banks, which provide f.
winding up insolvent concerns. ] =,
case has gone to the general term. 4:
the Court on Appeals.
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RICHMOND, VA, August 30.-Rapp
& Co.'s tobacco manufactory was seiz-
ed yesterday for violation of the in
ternal revenue laws. s5 $50
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MEMPHIS, Aug. 31.-There is better
health reported. There were twenty
three deaths from all diseases for the
week ending at noon o-day-none
from cholera. s-o'l