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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-11-23
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5elten rppbl bat Elm auferzeuropdii9e,
Monard 70 siel ron ftd reoen 0ema6t
wie neuerpin9S Tbepbpr BON NbY1tnien
unb srpar erfdbrt er bic peri9ieoenarti9t'
Beurtbeiluno, ia e6 finb bic obentbeuer:
liditen @eridte uber Jpn I'M llnlauf
@dbrenc bic Ginen i'm als einen wpbl:
wpl(enben &efprnator i9ilpern> cine Mrt
afiattl6en peter B. 0rv eifri9 bemubt
iein 8plf auf cine adtun99ebietenot
@tufe su beben> ince1n ct eurppdii6t
G,,ltur BET ibm einbirAert> 1T ct na6 an
bern S1ilnerungeu Elm 70 e1tmen{9te'.
blutledsenocr Tyrann, rab Elm Nero uni
Galioulo mabre 2dmmer neben i'm, finn.
So beri6ten bic neueitem en9lilden 3eiz
tl11aen @reueltbaten npn tbm, wie ite fetn
Geufel in Meniaenaeitalt ideubli@er erz
finnen fSnnte. Inter annerem fol- er,
na9oem ct bic Bewpbncr Ter Sniel Mez
trarta i'm Tana See mitWann unbMau6
auSaerpttet cine Grpetitipn na@ Stay,
elmer hllbenren Start in Der proYin;
Tpagara eema6t 1900 Ginwpbner CT
sriFen, in flint srube @etauce 9eiperrt
unp bieie tann an9esInoet baben. 3wtz
I9en Detra, Tabpr unh Gmfras, ren1
oan,en ufer neS Gernbea Tlu6es entlau9
ipQ fi6 fein lebentes @eien mebr beRnz
cen. Observation-Disclosures Diz
ftriftsnpr1ebern babe CT 9dnpe UNI
6Ibe ohbaden la11cn unb fe tann
bem5 un9ertpb preiase2 ekcn. Nidt min
her mitbe CT in ieincm Telrla9cr. Nls ct
neult6 och5rt 1000 ieiner 2eute beobz
i9tioten su celertiren, babe ct ie ron
oncern Truppen umsinocln uno tbnen
mic Sd@ len bic &eblen abid,neiocn lai1en>
wdbreno raneben ibre SPLITTER, Mciber
unb &i1cer Don ben Splraten er19p1en
murber.
Der tpurtcmberatide Mifiondr &rapf
caaeaen her lon9e Sabre IN Nbyliinien
rpar, idilrert Jpn al6 einen Monorden,
her init mdrnlider SdDnbeit fSni9lide
Burce uno freunrliGe6 .8encbmen PER-
einiac. u@a5 er tbut," ia9t &rapf,
,,tbut er nit l1mf6t uro &ube. &aid,
i'm llrtbeile> entidieren in ieinen Nntprrz
ten> freisebi0 9e9en @eiitli6e> freunrlid
sesen Guropder, 1T er Elm frenaer &idz
ter, ipridt t1Ali9 mebrere Stuncen ieltf
@e@t. u@enm i6 ben &rn1en ni@t
belfe," ia9t Ct, ~trercen fte mid bel @ott
rerflaaen> Ia id irltft Elm Nrrner tpar."
G6 1T nun a~llerrine6 ni@t notbwenbta>
an,unet m,n> raB cine bteier Gdtlrez
runsen obiplut falid iein mli1e. Gter<
rpr MAO I'M Sabre &C., aus wel&em
&rapf'6 Mittbei!unA ftarmt> ,tnsefdbr 10
ee>peien fein> ,pie pieler i'm teldreibt>
ipdbrenr ipater ~inrere @irertbdttafeiten>
her rrobcnce &riea NIT Gnalanp> @tcerz
iprlde SeilenS ieiner &atb9eber, GmpSz
rl1nsen feincr un%tertbonen &c. cine 8etis
in ibm entfcNelt uno ibn gu cem Miitbe<
rid 9ema9t baten m6Aen> ais Der er jett
oe,eiGnct mirc. ec>m lebteren Sail Ibriz
gems = je tdlren einGnoe NIT ibm 9ema@t
wirb, eeitp be1er.
(Su. Staatsseitung.)
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-11-23
m 81 ~. Sct.-Die I1nrlfd,et

MemeL %. Sct.-Die lanrliden
@runrteNbcr uniere6 &reiies baben in
Grpdeuna res rur& he rtesjdbriaeMib>
erntc peranlabten auaemeinen Nptbitanz
res in elmer ait 10. b. 81. sablrei&a be-
Iudten @eriammlunA mebrere petitipz
nen at%;ulenren teldlrilen, uno smar:
~ ID Nn TGe. Moj. ben &1nia 1re1cn
Der Grbauuna elmer fcitcn 8riide ibcr
rem MemelFue unb rcr Scrbineuna I'M
ierer7 Gtatt init benz europatiden aGiienz
babnncee rurd eii,enS @ienenmcs ;mij1en
Slit u11p Mcml :g1sHE a9.ja 3Es'4 8.
/ ~ Sin ben 5rn. Giinon;<M iniiter
.,peeena Stunrun9 Ter Granddaughter biz
gum 1. December 1868.
Mud an rcn &rci6tag mill man fid)
NIT rcr 8ittc menpen, rie ll%nterbaltun1
rcr npn Gtaate prcjcctirtcn Gbaulee in
unitrem &reiie rurd pie@runrbeliber as
;ulcbncl1.
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Uprtiebuna fplat.)

Der .Qatncp Bbil" it fir GcIatr>
ees perantponlh @ir -labsn Differ
Woreen einsn neuanaefommensn Dsu'>
lheu nit p,m lsI'1am0en Wuitnmal,r roe
une iez pc,fam. Ge he1onr iuarsr potI
,fcmm"n auea'prdatsn @,sftalt eines 6tsz
alhes in Ger g S6s 3eineS z tlbertpuarf
auf certea4tsnN anaerss Maunse. Da
1'aur mar 70 1horf oes,idnei. mit eS nu,
INNER Gin Rim aIer tbun f6ante une ana
IT D., 0iih in Sprune telrf'n. Doc
Dial 1T .pon hsu'ctbsr G,rbe uno + bt
aus ole mare IS nit tempt f.! aufse>
Ia9sr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-11-23
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BON
MtmneQppli8,

Minneappli8.
Capt Il 500. 900.
@e&isl auf @t&t gum gertauf fir @umn,,r
na& @unf& Der RGufe.
6rantrei;t,bte @@pei,, Sp11or>
BeIsten, Deutj@lanp, '@S orn
cen. @@psben, Ru6lanb, Dane-
mari. poIen.
Desel.i&:u
panaeeetaft9 far @eaellatfe uno Dam
pier Don 9apre, 9amburQ unp Bres
men mad Neu gort.
~ ,; s@snatnball' a.. Balswin,
Y'a''en'' &af1rtr.
Wit ees Bant oerbunben 1T tie
Shafts $parkaQtu Wttu(aaft
3u Minnsapp|ts, minu.
Capit 1t $25. 600,
a. = Meneenbaa, wrdFt.nt.
u. 5. Gal>pin, @@asmei0sr
T. ". MurpbY, @efrstar.
~ .Sffce I'm @tetnsebdupe .c
sle bet 1fsn uns g%ridsnara6t, Minntorslia.
r;oepNttea tn Summer BON 81 90 - s.. 900 merh.r M,
.2eae stnsm Depodtcr NIT Gtnmtuipuns Der %etenatSuaa
easen 1eau'ten ansenrmmeu. "'
Trustees:
aatt. $. Z; Weues. Mtnntapolts; a6tb. 6. q. gor-
seseuTsbs Dtfrttt Miattr N(tnxeicta: 81. 8. 93rn.
M ssassa; S 8. :! g. @inn s;n q; Price, Jun: aamsss,
q. @urpbp.. State MatipnaI Sam SD Minn.onn;i, - :,
9: Rsaeg, @rOessies, Minn. Subn 0rts. BTaue.''
s 9I: ~e''x"9i @nt9n @Sstbsa, Geunte @ubtter.
te0"a; 81. %. Ttpsr, aDoOiat, 5ossa stts.
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6 berrDR ectpraI-

Das meltt:rubnie ce,Imiitel fir 9uaen, Gr--
td,,uua. beviLaenee Sbpinrw&t uno fir
, Q,nseruns Don @&uinefu&naen, bic
bic u@ loon i'm porserldlen 9ia.
titm Der Hrentbeit b.fnreu.
Das Electoral i'll 70 lanae eebrauat tporten,
uno bat 10 adee metne Nnerftnnnng eefunpen,
oaB nj. nn1r nStpta boben, Dem Yublifum bic
Be'Ibsrsne III eeben, Bog feline 2ualudt 10 gut
4. mic il auror, unb cap man h& aifo barauf
'erlanea taan, ,taS 10 tts felben Ruren .bswirtt
nu 'ruber.
3ubers,tet BON
Or e.. g. Hper s So.
prafufQe uHo anal tifhe &beu1ifer.
Qowell, Maf.
gu baben bel Scents unb @crtor, Ste:
Stra6e, 81. Yaul.
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unisr @aus wtrr f@ tte CUNT aes eeebr1.n putltfuma
pets 1ur9 an9enebmts epeis, sefunbt unb ret<&e Sd
une iteerale S%eptenune III erbalten fu&ex.
in Der NIT BEN 3auie perbunpenen, eau, ausoe.+n.
neteu Ssauuns, fnsen bic 9bitr. ees Reileub.n beats
Cntertpr1men unb 9Reae.
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Ar,t Meepu@eur> MrBenar3t Sperateur
SfRee: Drttte @traRe nsben SnssrioQs 9aa
5pr.&Runesn: @un919rM prasns bic 4uR'
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xAlDtS HlIOOlQuCU IL f.. ~ a'l
&rfe 9traBs, oem Wmer.tan boufs seeeniber,
Minneopolts. > Minneiota." T,
&ins rti1baltiae NusuabI ~fer.tasr. ausae3et&
aete' Waursn gum Vertauf oferirenb, made ID
baraut aurms'tlam. oab bel mir b~sfonbere @prg.
fat iuf betelte Arbslr psruenbe, miro.
B,felur9en uni Heparatlrsn werbeu In fir.
iefer 3et' unorern uno eauerbaft 3u s,Qigsp
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Das &<bee renfebleifer8eiebaf
6 d mtbtu nb Ba6ner,

TIinten, gaeooInern unb 1iftOIen
bes spraIeli91en Gabritats, fubren auberbem ctr
eutes N0ortiment BON Saseune6ern, Saeetai$en'
tur3 iGmmtlibt Saeo> unb 0ii@apparate aIer Mrt'
5ammtlide neue uno &eparaturarbtlten we9'
ten auf bas aQerrrompteie une biQiete eelot9,.
81 Das btri9n!te p:re"bidl$s Sss: 3s so"S% ssf
6odnilb yor,lali1 aeeiantt BON ben, Elm pen uns
etftrtiat,s Gremplar ,ur 'glnl@t ~purliest, tutrb BON
sns alf Be(eauns in bS&ftr @oatummenbtit &C.
Itefert.
Gs laten our e~efaQieen Drifting ibrss @aaren-
sprratbs i'm 5torelpfal 80. 70 Bridge @traBe,
Ninneapplis, Minn, hermit ereebene sin IL.
S&mibt II. Ba1ner.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-11-23

oun9 Don 40 600 &erien.-Sn
t5nieliden palats in Berlin haben lid
ou~@ Gin e'n>'a's 3annb6l3drn auaer
bid i'd 10000 Re,ssn ent4unpe1. Dae
@afabren Vt itrissne 3iemli& einfad
Die Dchte alrr pteler Rtraen maren
cu19 etnen 8>umuoupuIiufaren In
sessnlsiu9er 8ettinpuna aeieBt morrer,
| 5por,. rae IS eenia'e, cine rerIelt en-
anSu,inpen, UNI in ZEN nemliten Nuz
asnbl d in eintr &<tbe 0 zoo Semi
bern ocey 3imm.r usrlhtsrener &lo0en
cine A~ldnstnee Bdeu&tunQ bepora1z
brinQen. Dtse 1T ros 0tbsimni6 bee
3aube1aatq, n man muB ih nuns
Germ, ro6 man n'dt idpa hauf3sr o,z
Don @ebrouh mabte, Mnf c,eie Dstie
,dnrn mon in NuElarn tei feir,lehen
@%flesenbsi'en Die Ba&!e: gen in &irdfn
al. az. l,....
Banenz8 oren %. Sft, 49, Der
&Snis BON Yreufen unp rer @rcBbcr3oa
non 8aren b~carlbten bcutc Mcrae11 Z
llbr ZEN &aiier upn, Seiterrei1 auf Der
Citation SpS. >1aa @'t.7@
.21 + M5 2 .Atgeaao nTsj& -. 7f@
@ien, 81. Sft.- Die MbrcilVe ce6
~&aiitr6 mad paris. 1T heute @prmitta9
10 ubr erfrlAt. Ser &aiicr unr ras &C.
iamrnte @tfpl9e ,raren in GiYilfleircrn.
Srr rer 9teile ipcnrcte rer &ailer 1000
Wu(rcn an RE Mrmen @iene. ,Die@rS>
bcr;roe 2urw'9 @ictor unr &arl Quppis
te:,leiteten ben &ailer nad paris.
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CLoTTIIEits.

Vcncil. Jones ( Co......cor Third L Main streets.
Hess, stern Co.......cor Second & Main streets
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FROM NEW YORK.
Ny l.oak. .Inne II

Nav YoaE, june =
A. 4 Kelley, manager aud psourie,or ot
Keiiey's Great North American Gift Concert
scheme, was arrested this morning charged
with swind ing
A German. named kaucke, was arrested
on the steamship America. from Bremen, on
which he aud his family were passenger,
charged with perpeirating sEiudies while
holding the position Of Collector under the
Government Of the Prince Of H'ppe, to the
amount of ~ o00 Prnssian thaiers The in
formation on which the arrest was made was
received by cable The examination Is de-
layed to await proofs.
Tue new Suspension Bridge over East
river at Harlem, il finished. and pubhc
opening will be made ia ten or twelve days
About thirty-fve million pounds Of iron was
used in its construction.
The assertion that the President IS suffer
ing from disease OF the kidney is contra,
dicted
Gen. Hooker sa.iel f,r Earepe to,1ay IN
the steamer Scotia. some II tie officers
Who served under hinE desiriug to TESTIFY
Their regards by personally bidding him fare
we'll, accompanied him to the vessel
Mr.. uarkens team Bruno and Brunette
trotted mile on the Fashion Course yestef
day in 2:25., beating the time made By Bon
er s Lady Palmer and Flatbush mare IN st5l
by three-iourihs OF q second.
Adgices from New Orleaus announce The
failure Of Edward Dupassier 4 Go OF that
city, having been extensive commission aud
shipping merchants.
Arrangements are being made bv the sew
eral Posts Of the Grand Army of the Rapub-
ic in this city, to have q grand celebration IN
a lew weeks. Invitations will be extended to
the leading Generals in the army.
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FROM SPRINGFIELD.


CHICAGO, June II.
The Journals Springfield special of to-day
says that the Governors nominations for
Canal Southern, Penitentiary and Reform
School Trustees will be sent to the Senate
this afternoon. The Penitentiary Board will
probably consist of Gen. Powell, Chase,
Becker. Gen. Martin and Col. Sloo.
Senator Fuller introduced bill for the as
sessment and collection of taxes on shares
of the capital stock Of Banks and Banking
Associations.
Mr.. Fuller, while introducing the bill, made
a personal explanation with regard to the re-
port that had gone abroad, charging him with
being special champion Of the bank inter
ests. He did not deny that he owned bank
stock, but he was not unwilling that the bank
shares should be taxed.
The bill was referred to the Committee of
the Whole, and made the special order for
Wednesday.
A message was received from the Cover
nor nominating Benjamin d. Walsh, Of Rock
Island, State Etimologist. The nomination
was referred to the Con uittee on Education
Senator Mcconnell offered a resolution in
structing the Committee on Judiciary 10 pre-
pare a separate bill making the collection Of
taxes from National Banks retrospective.
from the time they commenced business.
Senator Fort offered as a substitute reso
luton requesting the opinion Of the Attorney
General as to the right Of the Legislature TO
pass a retrospective tax bill. The substitute
was defeated and the original resolution
adopted.
subsequently Mr. Ward offered Senator
Forts substitute as a resolution, Which was
adoptel
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FROM THE FAR WEST.

NKw YoRK, June u.
The Heralds Omaha special says: Gen.
Bnford is here en- route to Washington to
represent to the Government that there is no
hopes for peace from the Ugallalla's and
Sioux.
Gen. J. E. Smith is en- route to Fort Phil.
Kearaey with several hundred recruits.
Gen. Smith has been selected by Gen.
Grant to command the Mountain District,
which includes the whole Of the Powder river
country.
Large trains are being escorted to Fort
Phil kearney by his troops and six compas
nies of the 4th Infantry. Gen. Augur is on
the marcn.
About twenty men have been killed by the
Indians during the past week, and about two
hundred head OF stock stolen. Some days
the Indians attack, simultaneously, half q
dozen ranches.
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FROM RICHMOND.
RICHMOND. Hume

RIcHMoNp, June IL.
This morning the two committees, ap.
pointed by the two wings of ina Republican
party at their conferer ce last night. met SEN
ator Wilson and three other delegates from
the mon League clubs Of New York. Phila.
eiphia and Boston. at the Ballard House,
where all existing divisions Of sentiments
were adjusted.
Hon. ]. W. Butts accepted. on behalf Of
the friends of the Charlottesville Convention.
proposition for a joint convention Of the
tSo wings, as follows
70 The Union men Of Virginia.
The Republican State Executive Commit
tee and the undersigned, citizens Of the State
OF Virginia, who here avow ourselves uncon-
ditional Union men aud members OF the great
Republican party Of the United States, call
on all others OF like condition as common
sufferers. not 10 throw away this golden ops
poYtunlty 20 rescue ourselves. our children,
and our Stale from the hands oil those who
have brought nothing bst war. desolaton.
want aud wretchedness upon oar land, 10
meet IN council al Richmond, rs more con-
yenient place than Charlottesville, August lst
next at noon, at the African church, for the
purpose OF extending and periecting the or
ganization of the Republican party, com.
menced by the Convention assembled at
Richmond on the 18th Of April last. The
call IS signed BY the Republican State Com.
inittee, Gov. Pierpont, }. n. Bous, Lewis
Mckenzie, of Alexandria and three hundred
others.
The revenue receipts trom tobacco in this
district for the past month was $50 GOO
Gen. Schcheld, having received com
plaint that Il. Jennings, one Of tue Registers
in this city, has been aiding Confcderates,
investigated it aud found no cause for the
charge of complaint, which was preferred by
freedmen, and is the FIRST made iu the State.
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iNfte n fosr4 Lsf Cespss%st.
Ia the District Csufs % said Cauats AT Ee1kul
~ GGAusM Is. Hawkins Taylor. T. Bjlings ~
il sience u Hastou. iIAwAins ( ug,sSn. ?. " Pd
tr, Etizs j. Naddek, adutnl-zaiz il 80 estate Jess
Ra dieK dsceasi d. 4rt Anowics e Miller =
Co, Thos CIsse,t Jr P Richards. jeau 2 Smith
Jsfqr6s. Calvin Coates John Cowsn. 9 G. Hhe N
Manning executor OF estate o! he SLAUGHTER q
csessd, Reynai's. |m B4felsy =. +. fower, : c
1hon n Co, Arthur ~olcou. Van Horn, ure & Go ,
John I4afoa. s Z. Jones.
Soiire hereby given. tie defendats her in as
named, that peti, on ia sil IS on nle 10 tine
Clerks Office Of the Difric Court erssald In behalf
the alove nssied plsntiH ynH add claiming
d-sres Ak ahs, said Hsvkius Ta5 Tor IN he OF 81
rs 3iee ats sgainsi all .a defendants the nreclosur
efs mortgage cathe south hafef Io' sen Block four
being NY feet j. 8nson street .y Veniy.hva fec
deep along tirst street rgus 81 Johnf AMI
First Il ect In the ea4y u Ee0su les. couaty love
and for general rliet An4 unles yea appear and nr
defense thersto before q tbs second Of the
term u aid Rourt, TO tie eecoai Mossy
Of sepembef 1851, judgment will be Es1aersd a. ant
You, a prayed for in said petition
Ro6NHT II 81 LN0RY
tel3 ATTY tor pitf
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LATE CABLE DISPATCHES
Napoleon and Eugene to Visit the
Emperor of Russia.
Reduction of Standing Armies.
II is lnfayprably Received by the Great Powers
Session of the German Parliament.


PANS, June H.
Napoleon and Eugenie intend to visit the
Gar and King Of Prussia, at their respective
Captols, early the coming autumn.
PANS, June 12- Evening.
The proposition for the Simultaneous re-
duction Of the military establishments of all
the Great European Powers is much talked
Of here, and it is said the project does not
meet with favorable reception in official
quarters.
Berlin, June l2-Evening.
The second session OF the North German
Parliament viii commence next August in
this city
MApaln, July Y.
The proposed visit OF the Queen 10 Paris
will be made during July
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FROM CHICAGO.

CuiCAo9. June L.
The " ". Railroad excnrsionists returned
10 this city this morning about seven clock.
They have had lively time, il the youm>
mons dispatches are, any criterion. he
Tfiblme contains an account IN speeial Of
sixteen hundred words, and the other papers
IA proportion, giving an account of the dongs
for one day. The party start again to day,
Tor Green Bay, on the y. ". Railroad north,
to be gone several days lie entire line Of
the road will then have been irasersed.
As they stopped at Cedar Rapids. Iowa. a
meeting was called Of the stockholders on the
train, aud resolutions were passed approving
and commencing the management Of the
road in what they have accomplished during
the past year.
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S.ale n fofea, lse County =
q. tilc h..t.icf cnrrt of sahI -1r...r :.

Nfll = f1fa7, n t0HHfg g
ia the District Court Of said County, 4, Eeekas
NT FRANKLIN rs ?. sptI5ri, uin.stra or
I'VE the tsfhte O. J. Ramsey. dslrsstd Mary 4
Nsnis+y, LaaisA wslker, = Walker. Piekara
Chla, p,att b FOX, 2 You5h.s pota roy n Il. nt.s
Chase and Blothor, Samuel IcertLayS dst, ndsnts
Setlce IL thirdly giYen 70 tie isaelaAss her-H abr
Lsaiet. that Ietten 10 sii aadpn - fle IN II
Clerk ii of tbs Dstrst Court as5re All ia behs
q its above nAm-d plsafin saint yos an4 cias
ayust saii spshard A. ami 8istraftr de-sse Il
sum Of ss,hiG I ltJ and ten ref per tt
ct iron April 9Th 1867, and la.t n dsfe
the farrelosfiTe q uo,tgsgs On tffy o
tfy side u ~ four, AID taa ea-teriy bar oi t fh-s
tn icck sixt tseyep, ~ ihs ciiy % Ke,kk Les Count
lows. and fot general rsef Ard aafes. sou api.- 7
aud make defsffse thereto TT re he seciui IA
% the the ne 1t term ef sad Court.
second Mostay Of sefienabsr ls6T, lad nent IA te
rendered again yoa Iras ed for Ia - petition.
u IL. OF LA0eE
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David Lowry ...........,. Second street
NJ W Wesfcoit t-.........-. Main street-nesr Fourth
Ia Carter &Co.....................s6 Maiu street
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FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON. Jane 10.

.saase WASHINGTON, Jane ] 2.
In the Criminal Court in the Surratt case,
this forenoons Judge Fisher, in lengthy
opinion, granted the motion of the United
States District Attorney and quashed the al.
ray of Jurors. He then discharged the pres
ent Jary and ordered twenty-six talismen to
be summoned in order to select new one.
The Court then adjourned.
Rev. Paul Bagley, Missionary to Japan,
China, India, &C., lately addressed noe to
Secretary Seward referring to The ancient nn-
repeaIabIe edict making Christianity capital
offence in Japan. To which acting Secres
sary F. w. Seward, on June 4th, replied that
the subject has already been brought to the
attention Of theJapanese Government.
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FROM GAINESVILLE.

GAtNgsvuTg Florida, Jane ..
The land telegraph line between TINS place
aud Bueuta Rosa. to connect ~ the latter
point by marine cable With Havana. is com
pleted. The entire line. 275 miles loag. was
constructed IN thirty and n half days
under the energetic superin,endence Of Major
Heiss, The cable IS TO be re,ail in July
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BANKING HOUSE.
First National Bank....M Main st-bet Sd 4 4th.
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.
FIRES.

Lock HAgEx. Pa, June.
White hotel, a drug store, and part of the
Talon House, Town & Co.'S steam mill and
lumber yard and livery stable. was destroy
ed by FIRE this morning. Loss $4,000. six
teen horses perished
BrRIiNGToS, Vt. June II.
The Howard Hotel, the carriage factory
Of Bos;wlck i Co, and several stables
were burnt last night. Loss $50 900: partly
insured
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Eight Hour Bill Passed the Con-
necticut Legislature.

Gontinued Indian Depredations
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Original NOTICE-ToAl Allan c. Thom !.
~ You sre hereby notified that sae4s Is noS on al
IN the odcc tie CLERK o. the District Court OF l.
Comfy, ioWa ~ he $uk. Petition ~ john NJ Mace
claiming a. you Ties n 70 LsAGTed aad SsvenfY
hve 4WuO Dbl - and interest. s1euey dae him from
yoa 5triai promiss9ry no.f r1 -easi and aevI 4
iyyn to one r. Rickey a'sp p syias or writ 4
astachnleat
Now nj - you appa>r thereti and defend hrfo.c
os the sfs nj day & the q Of the sai3 fis
ia q y Countj, fsNt sid q art 70 be heeul
A. hi lie ~eeen5 Maalgs = 81 istnI, r 1857 Il
he <, ia ssil co1nt. pe'4uh wil. BE- ptere thereon
ara iua, uett rendered aysf tgr y ui tintif pc
tition RANKIN \ y lCRARY.
isls DIV Attsys for Plrf.
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War nrp Tre-A Young laly, reta

WnAr nra II "a Young la1y, returning to
her country home nlier i soyourn Of . few months
ID New YcFh. was hardly recognized by her
frenas. II place of arrstic, flushed face, sue had
a soft rady ampieziaG. of almost marble smoth-
nessi and instead d ~ she really appca red but
IL. Sine told them plainly she sed Hagan's Mag
noia Balm, and would not he without it. Any
lady can Improve ler personal appearance very
much by using THE article Ii can be ordered Of
any druggist for only ~ cents.
Saratoga Spring Water, so'd by al
Druggists
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FROM DUBUQUE.

CHICAGO. June u.
Frederick +. Bissell, Attorney General of
lows, died a, his residence in Dubuque, this
afternoon. He has been resident Of that
city for twenty years, and was universally re,
spscted. 4 70
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FROM HARTFORD.

HARTFORD, Conn, June H.
The Eight-Hour bill passed the House to-
day by nearly aunanimous vote. The bill
goes into effect from the day Of ito passage.
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FROM BOSTON.

Bosrax. June ] .
The brig Levi stevens, from Boston MAY
2ad for San Francisco. PIT into Province
toWn last night. leaking six hurried strokes
per hour in a rough sea. The leak is in the
rudder pest, WHICH will be repaired, and the
vessel proceed soon.