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IEicr % cufrTESDEN. - i in ths state OF Jo..,h
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BY an Imperial ukase al political and
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and the Empire Of RUSSIA are ohlIteratcd.
and Poland Is now ABSORBED into Russia as
one Of the provinces Of the Empire.
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AN A CT
Relating 10 the redemption QfBank Notes

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Count Bismarck official organ denies the
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probabllity Of a war.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-12-27
ADDITIONAL BOUNTlES
And Increased Pensions
CHAS.I VAIL, Attorney at Law, Iras.

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! EATHER always kept on hand by
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Barton, May 3.
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A modern Amazon on her way to
a convention asked for a seat in a
crowded car. An old gentleman
with keen eyes inquired:
BE you one Of he-woman right
ers ?" L. "a
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'Do you believe that aDyoman has
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AQcntnr
ssa Setter 2bncittr.

ssa Setter 2dncittr.
Sifee: ede her ct Setter nnb 9. etrase.
pptbpr: SO. oct.
Der unteraei&nete emoFett Fd tenn seebrtcu gublt>
tuu als Msent fir a6t Der beuen Electromagnetic
l@eften oes ganbes une earunter ete Aetua, 5artFeTo'
9t6ntr unb Rpdfprb.
.Sn allen BON tbm auf enen 0 d erunsen ptrs
ee gr6ste gauitlidteit uap ReeGttdt beobadtet...
440 Ont @eter 0dneieer.
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Mmerifani19e @eine au Der " II g.
Il eIlung in paris.-8on ben amerifani1den
Weinen bat, mie Elm pariler 8latt meloct, Der Ga
lifprnijbe mpuijirenbe ,Gpl1oma," Der Galifprutz
1be Mabeira unb Der girsinia Seebling an, mel
ten BetfaQ aefunben.. Oen lebtern peraleiden
bic Tran3plen nit @batea1 1euf Re pape, muir baB
bic @plone bes lebteren su eiueu1 ,Jronc III
baben 1ei. Der mou1irente @atawba bat ben
Iranapi len gar ridt 9en,unbe, Der gepTbnlide Ga
tatpta ba9e9en be6er, pbppbl ct ettpaS na9 BiIam
BUTTE. Die srSBte 3ufunft ptrb nadit Sem 8ir<
ainie @eeblin9 benz Galifprni9en Mabeira PRO-
pbeaeibt Der binter ieinem berubmten Namensyet<
ter aueroines no9 melt suridiebe, aber burb rid=
tiae Bebanblun9 inn nabe sebradt tperben tonne
unb lest fdpn siel teHer iei alS bic 3ablrei9en eng
lii9en unb fran5Iiti9en Tabrifate, bic ben Nan1en
Mabeira fIbren.
@tutt9art 80. Wai.-Die Iemperatur it
tpieber bpQfanbig umselalase1t. Muf cine fat
tpinterlide @itterune auf benz @9marSpalo
uub auf ber 9lp feel mebrere Sage S9nee, bier
bic ibriaens ~feinerlei irsenb nennenstpertben5 da-
ben qebraat, 1T tpieeer Sp0ldnbtger 5pdlommer
acfplat; beute Der thermometer pieter 20 0rab
@arn,e SC. MaS in Ben ;3eitunaen lfanb tn Be-
qua auf Befiirdtungen tpegen beS MuSpa9iens Der
Trarben 1T cine DOT Der Mn9it einsesebene l1eber=
~treibuns bic scm @adeertanbisen Iaitslt auf ibren
tuabren @ertb 3uridgefubrt 1T. DaS alustad-
fen. Der Trauben 1T cine @rlteinung bic aQe Sabre
au ben1erfen IL, unb tuen1 ie beuer etpas mebr
gum 8url1etn tpmn1t, II betrdst le bod einen
febr unbebeutenben 8ru9tbel bes @an3en. c5nt
MIaemetnet ftebt bic @eSetation 70 berrlt1, ais lie
n,,r 9epini9t tuerben fam /; fe 1T aud Il. tptit
sprat1 bnb mir in aQen 39eilen elmer frabtn grntt
entss9eui9en tSrneu.
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NreisD ertbei1una bet Der gnfuftrte.
,-.:. Nusiteuune.

s6eute fanb bic gertbeiluna Der preile Der eubu.
0rieausleluuq i'm Beilein elmer 0roBen Menae
Menlden latt. Die1elten. fi0tsn ale NGume bes
aro6en @ebdubeS unb irDmten lit bic @Grten beS
Marsfelbes iber. Der &aiier NapplepnL bic Rai-
ierin NIT benz tailerli9en prinsen unb Der. prina
Mopplepn nit ibrem Wefolge, tamsn lit 8 @asen,
pel9er ieber BON 6 pfereen geSceen poroen, mad
Der MusaeQung. Der tirfii9e Sultan Mbbul Mfa
nebit ieinem @efolse in 6 pra9tSoQen @aeen,
beren teber bon 6 pferoen se5osen nurbe, ~besleitete
ben Bug.
gis Sic einleitenten @erempnien teenbiat tua-
rem, erbob f& per &aiier BON ieinen, Sbrun unb
iaste:
vGranfrei& 1T ftpl3 oarauf Elm erobes, blabenbes
uub ffreies 2anb gu fem, a1ein es it bur9 feline
materieae Greuben nidt entfraftet, ieber benfenbe
Meni9 bSrt bic natipnalen pulie fit bic Gbre
Grantrei9s idlaser, alleit biele eole Gmpfnblia>
felt io0te feline Jur9t fir bic &ube ber @elt ser>
a%nla1en unb mir bemeiien bur9 bieie8eranlalTung
unIere e~ifrisien 8emibungen fur Grieben.
Der Raifer ]9lpB ieineStebe inbem Ct laste, bieie
Mustepuns beute auf Elm !3eitalter Der 5arn1pnte
unb bes Gortldritts, nnb au1 etnen Grtumpf bes
sarcBen Mpralprin5tps, tpel9es nit Der @ere9tis-
felt 6anb in 5anb ben Sbron bel9iben unb bic
5umanitat forbern fam: -
N4uf bic Stebe tes &aiiers folgte cine N%ufresung
unb bic &ufe: vGs lebe Napuleon, es lebe Der
Rai1er,"" bauerten tpabrenb r1ebrerett Winuten
fort.
Mls I9 bic Mufresuns selest Bate, i9ritt bic
faiierli9e @ommillon basu, bic TeHbeiluns ber
preiIe anau3eigen. N9a@bem bieies leenbiet 90
aen l9 Sic failerliden Maieltatel 1opie Ser
Su!tal, nebf ibrem @sfplse mad BIN 8uiQeren
sshrid.
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ce1obm @opbmaro'S
&leiDfr @e(6af,


unterbalb benz ebemalts. Mmeriean 6au8
Gritte citrate,
5at cine rei&baltige Muswabl tertiser 3errentlet-
Ser uno aae gum 5errenansuee gsbSrieeu teintn
Mrtfel. Mae mad, ber Tori@rtft Der Wpbe unb
iulib sefertigt.
~ 8efelte Arbeft mtrp prompt u.
moi 4 9pbu @ppbuarb-
NORTH WESTERN HOTEL,
Mfnneapolts, Mtnneipta.
-. Msatn &esel. Gtsentban1er.
Die bette Bestenuns unb biuts. pretfe fnbet man
tn etefen 5ptel. ~
Abant &eeel, 8aumsiher,
!tetee fetae Dtesee II tseiem fade fetsex teatfdtx
1a4G0o0 ~,
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Tarnsmprtb spn benz eemeinlamen Gpm<
n~lttee, tpel9es benz pralloenten feline Mufwartuns
gu maiden Bate tbeilte nit, bab Der prafioent benz
COMMITTEE mitsetbeilt bab er o~prlauis te,n @pn%
sreb feline Mittbeilunsen gu MAIDEN babe.
Yaine beantra9te bic Heseln 81 iuspfnbiren,
bsmit er cine semetnlame Neulutipn einbginsen
fSnne. our9 me!4e Der @onsrsb bem General
Sberiean fir bic fabi8e uno treue Grfiaune iet>
ner Yili9ten ais @pmnanbeur beS MilitGroi=
fritts BON Geras une e~ouilana feinen Ganf aus
iprt9t.
Die &eeeln tpurben NIT 10 sesen IS @timmen
luspenbirt unb bic &elulutipn palirte.
@emeiniame ST. lplutipnen, bur9 tpel9e ben
@eterdlen @idle6, Yppe uno @bpfelb Der Dant
bes @on9reies sesuQt mirb> tpuroen eineebra9t.
@bants beantraste cine &elolutipn, burd
wel9e bic 5inridtuns Sun Marimilian i%nbpilir.
tptrb.
Wpob tlaete bic 9inridtuns alS einen gtt ber
8artarei at nnt iaste, baB bic &elulutipn bas
9aus l9dnpe.
Da5 5aus tpeiserte fi@, bic &eseIn gu Iuspen-
biren unp ben Mntras ansunebmea.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-07-13

Die 2pnbpner3eitunee II 3 Ma IT.
nj III a n.-Qpnbpn, 3. Suli.-Die 2cnbpn 81
naes unb Bic pot briiden NitleioeI fir Mari-
milan aus unb1 betlaeen bas @erfalret BON Sua>
reg.
Ginise Der 2onbpner ;3eitun8et rta9en Mapole>
'cna Sheen iiter bic Greibeit Grantrti9s, melde er
tn F,ner atitssta &tbt btiYraa. la3trli&.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-07-13

@&td1al Gplonifen aus ben
ger; @taaten IN 8ra1iltem.-Die neue~
item Na9rt9tsn aus Braiilien iasen, oab bic Ser,
@taaten GolOniten lib burt in Der orDbeiten Notb
~beinben, unb ibre Mu6manberuns bitter bereuen,
Der @runbbeliB bes CIR Mprtp. yetp lit ais
benz 8anquerptt ~uerfaQen erflart wr1pen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-07-13

lie tlnftte, pelde In leipsr nur
3u ptelsn eut@,en Gami!ten ttefss
3anpes bic b,utf&e Spra9e 8dSjlid perz
p5nt; miro eur@ fo!senpen @orfau iuu<
ftrtrt: -
SIN pterten Difrtft wobnt etne beuif@e
Iamilie, In wel@er ben Sag iber nur
enalii9 Beipruden wirp. Die Mtenp
unp Morsensebete aber lebrt bic Muit.r
ibren Rletnen in Deuti9. .@inesNbenps
als pte &stbe pes 6erlaeenS an eas iuua,
fe &ino, etnen fletnen %Dteridbrtssn Rna>
ben, i9lus er plSBli@, ptt bon etneu,
8robtn @soanten siBrifen, bic MuBen.
tur Wutter auf unb frug III &naliit:
Ma, why do we always talk English
and pray German ? is God a Dutch
mani \
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-07-13
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Der 1nter3etdnete beebrt Nd hermit fetnen wertteu
IreunbeH wnb benz perebrltden teusfden Dublttum i'm
aasemetnen BITE Wfelbuns su maden, bab er fetnen
@rDcerte< Il. Yrppiftpn1tpre
III ben, nsuen 2pfaI, 8. Strabe eesenuber een,
ebemal. xMmeriean 6eus"
nun rnebr er5Tnet Bat.
Dur4 ben NusSerfauf metnes alien @efddfts, unb
rtdtaeitiee Benusuns meiner Observation-Disclosures,
mar Id tn @tano eefest, metnsn neueu StOre NIT elmer
&uspabl an gDaaren meiner 8rante III s%erltben, bic,
wtrb, weber tn Besue aui 8rtide unb site. nod btuf&t-
lt4 ees preifes, t.pas ~ wuafasn abris laden.
Sdmrtltds BET rtr 9etaufte Nrtifel pereen nttuen
Runben auf Duni& fref ins Saus s%eltefert.
81 %eeueteteu Belud ees ueuen 6tDres label ersebrle
eth 4auI Jaber.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-27
United States MarshaTs Notice.

I've. 1USl.
United States of America, District of In
diana-ss.:
"HEREAS, a Gbe of information
has been filed in the District Court
OF The United States, within and for the
seventh Circuit and District of Indiana,
On the sth day Of April, 1867, by Alfred
k1is0re, Esq, U. s. District Attorney for
the United States, against one forty-gaIlon
stili, one worm and tub with worm inl.
Two mash-tubs and four barrels, one keg
WHISKY three gallons, more or iess). and
so bushels corn, seized at said district for
a violation of the revenue laws of the
united states, n praying process against
SAID goods, and That the same may be con-
demned and sold.
Now, therefore, in pursuance of the mo-
nlt1on under the seal of said Court to
me directed and delivered. I do hereby
give public notice to all persons claimfnp
SAID goods, or any part thereof, or in any
manner interested therein, that thew be
ana appear before the said the District
court or the United StateS, to be held at
Lne city OF Indianapolis, in and for the
Dlstr1ct OF Indiana, on the first Monday of
May next, at ten O'Clock of the forenoon of
that day, then and there to interpose their
claims and make their allegations in that
Denalf. BEN. SPOONER.
'Af5.l u. s. Marshal.
apr20 dat +
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-27

We hope our city fathers will have an
81 eye to Business and. at once, buy all the
land lying on the river bank. from the
foot OF Sixth Street TO Beargrass cutoff.
and make a respectable wharf of il. Louis
vile has got the most Shabby-looking
try.
Read that last item to Capt. Ike DOLLS,
Democrat.