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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-26

MILWAUKEE, Jan. 25. "A great
snow storm, extending all over the
State, commenced at Il o'clock last
night, and still showing hard The
western roads are mostly blocked.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-26

WASHINGTON, Jan. 25.-The U. s.
steamer Shamrock arrived from Ten-
eriff. December 18th, all well, and left
on the 18th for Lisbon. g9e 3I 4.
The Commissioner of the General
Land Office received e communica-
ton from ST. Paul, MINI, January
18th, stating that quarts rock has
been discovered in Charleston County,
Mimi, with favorable results, showing
the existence of both gold and silver
veins. Shafts have been sunk and
work performed sufficient to give as
surance that that locality is rich in
mineral
The Grand Jury, to-day, found
three additional indictments against
Leonard Huyck, former President of
the Merchants National Bank, charg-
ing him with larceny at different
times of SIS, 300, the property of K.
w. Carter. He has been unable to
procure bail asked on former charge,
and remains in jail. Il
In the Supreme Court, to-day, no
351 Supervisors of Marshall County,
Illinois, plaintiffs in error sa vs..
Schenck. Case submitted, l.g ., 4
Gen. Thomas has come to Wash
ington to testify in matters cOnhected
with Southern railroadsaGen. Thom-
as on turning over the large AMOUNT
Of railroad property to rebel owners,
done so under express orders from
President Johnson syoI3 &
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-26

BosToN, Jan. 25.-The Ladies Anti
Slavery Society had an anniversary
last evening. Wendell Phillips was
one of the speakers. He said john
son is traitor, the Supreme Court, is
poisoned with disloyalty, and the
Legislative branch of-the Government
must absorb the Government and
save it. 4 '.t
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-26
READ! READ!!

xvTE HAVE TAKEN THE STAAD
w formerly occupied by Mrs. BoIanq1lcR, Bsi1 lick,
corner Fourth and Chestnut snail s l,t,s heeP
constantly on hand full SuppIy u ''iAi-
~ y;onIg Am - WHITE & WRIGHT.
<NO-PARTNERSHI Grant,
having sold out his interest in the
firm Of Liant Bros CO. ,d aas IS as59e'STeo n3% areo
,.lsS - ea,rv On the building business in
pgi pai its - bransbes. and flatter themselves
that by strict attention to business tihey
WI WI ro,,id therefore solicit share OF pub
liz inu ns tronage. All job-work done with
neatness and dispatch. Shop on Nam Nam
l,,.aet between Seventh and Eighth
t.eetss post Office box 5l1. Special atten-
fion given to heavy and intricate framing
'iOA THOS. GRANT.
tons B. DYSON.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-26

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 25.-Considera-
BILE dissatisfaction prevails at the par
don of Tutweiler by Governor Bram-
lette.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-26

LOUISVILLE, KY, Jan. 25.-The
rumor pevalent last night that Gov,
Bramlette had pardoned TutweIller,
convicted yesterday of manslaughter,
proves true.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-26

AUGUSTA, GA, Jan. 25.-Half OF
the fourishing town of Lagrange, Ga,
embracing all the business houses,
were burned last night. E
ToRoNFo, G. W.. Jan. 25.-There
is some excitement among Fenlans
over the slim attendance at the courts.
VIM. Orr, acquitted; Barney Dunn,
guilty-sentence deferred; Fred. Fry
acquitted; John Hughes and John
Drummond, discharged, evidence not
forthcoming.
A heavy snow storm commenced al
noon. 1t promises to be the severest
yet. 4AH 2-..tA
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-26

MILWAUKEE, Jan. 25.-At Mil
waukee, la Crosse, Prairie du Chen
Madison, Wisconsin, and St. Paul,
Minnesota, the snow storm is the
heaviest for many years. 1t is l8 to
20 inches on the level, and drifting
badly. The trains are all hauled off.
MOBILE, ALA, Jan. %. A de-
structive fire occurred at Shewsbula,
Miss, on the night of the 23d inst.
Eighteen business houses were con
sumed, including three warehouses
belonging to Champonier & Sons,
whose losses alone amount to Sac, ,0OO
or $4,000
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-26
NEW YORK.

are pending,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-06-29
Xxx.
alein pooe.

&ls BE Daupbine tic MuFlbruns bes
n8a1btsrS" psrlanet. bate Bsaumar9ais
eefrast: llnp bic polisei - So pente
aud bas Sthd Dtnee entbielt, tptlde
9esen Die @eieBe pe1ftttben, 70 mar bic
Daupbint bod iebr i'm Srrtbum, &penn
ie ibren @iQtn 9tniiQenp 8laubtt, Dem
2uflptel CUR Mufabrune 3ul pe1belien.
Dit oubtrsew5bnli&e Protection. rpelde
man bemlelben ~ Warly a%n9epeibeu lief,
pedte bic @eniur Der MltniRer, uno fat
zines rotb0iftflbrenpen 8samten erbislt
Ter rVartiet" teren pie... Dies fa6elte
,pisrer ZEN Stol3 ber Daupbine uno il,
ret umssbune; in 6fentltden Dine.a
edn3li& einRublps, rpolte man Jpn pt>
nisiienS in &letnieteiten seltsnp MAIDEN,
unp 10 e1lan0te ra6 Stlf cine Wittioe
teit, bic IS an fl@ taum perpiente. Man.
nabm pori:t fit unp pirer;| Der &f
UNI ta0elbe fan, In Die Sefentli9teit.
3wetmal bate man pte @enioren bereits
beNest, 3peimal nor lhon ba8 Stlf ben
%teustettesn partisrn bur@ Mni6lae3et<
TEL Ss1tdnret tpprben unb chen 10 oft bate
gtaupeau bic Mifaen abreiBen, bic Muf>
tuDrat'8 nsrbiettn la7en. Die @reaturen
eer Hfeteruns btboupteten: es ei@atte>
t. 8sraosju ete @dulen ct8 Staatts +;
PIE Greunee 0o,pn's %ent8eentttn IS ii
pas tutbtefe Stad felt Moliere. @o
taun'e, bae Seettu'ann auf ben v8ar,
BIER be8tert8 purte. -tauf @onti's
Wuul9 fabte I& Beaumar&atS tura, er
!ttb es tur& @au&at' anpnym bruden,
l%lu8 BEN @eiss Elm S@nipp@eu, unb
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-06-29

Gin unaludsfau bet Be +
Wpr1tellun9 Der Sapane1er.
De- Dem gotter Demotlat ltreibt I'm,
ter BEN 22ien Stunt folRenre6:
@efffrn Aberp, als Die SdluBptece
te6 poeran1ms ter Sapanetnpo1fteQuna
toft ~ @nbe 9ebra1t mar unp Der &na.
BE alright Go 9enannt mad leinem
Ausruf all right, nit uel4em er in Der
Nsael beim &trnebmsn ter esfdb,li&fen
Yolttrnen Gem Jpn ba'anetrenpen @ater
S'@'rbsit einf5bte uno ben 3ui9austn
~ oe'1teben 9ob. pos lie mn, Jpn auber
SorSe letn m6@ten,) pom eer 61be rts
Subasnplafonp feline 0epobnte rviBenb
l@neue 6abtt an einem @eile aur Blbne
eerao unternabm, uno II lton auf Der
vt'tte res Wssee f1p befanc. flr3te er,
leinen balt perltereno, aus Der 6Dbe berz
unter unc fteb einsn @@mer,ens(6rtt
aus. Starr Dor @@reden CAB bic 3u-
i4aueriaof, mel&e eefern ale Ndume
rer acapemy pun Driden flute, mobl
fdr cine Mtuute feinsn 2aut pom 6d uno
bltet, obwobl bic @or0sQun9 nit pie1er
ptece gu @nre mar, auf ibren Yldben.
BITS Ter lawer, wenn ni@t tSrtli9, yet,
ltBte &nabt Don per 8lbnt ipeseetraeen
mar.
Der &zabe All right" BON ber eSa.
paneIi&en Gruppe, Ter >pte mir oefern
bsrt9teten, am S&lu6e rsr MittpoGs,
porfeuunB :en unfaQ e1litt, aus eins,
6Sbe Don ettpa flnf;ie GuB berunter ~
firaen. b'fano f@ 8ttern 3rpor nod ni9t
all right, aber cod ouber 2ebenS9efabr.
Die Eruppe aob 9e}ern Na4mfnoq
cine @orfeuun8 in Neratf uno febrte
3ur Belt far bic ,e9elmdbi9e Nbenopprs
feuuns in Ter Nfacemy Of @luIc ~,
rid.
Dk Wef3te paren erRaunt, roB Re,
iunse Sopanele, nadrem ct infolae bee
Reibens zines Seile6 aus lolter H6bs
nit folder Sdne4tefeit eefQr3t mar,
fsine ldlimmeren @e,lebun9en paYon,e.
traaea. Sein @ater CAB wsnto 8slora.
nib um Jpn gu e1fennsn. @,1ern @or.
mttta9 puroe rer Yatieat BON Herren
uno Damen Der %faibionatlen @eIeul9afI
rte in cas- na8balfse Saponsitntine
oernar,t 1T, belu6t.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-06-29

s. IT eth taum nod rooeue1ene8
Mftenfld: Elm Gourtberi&t aus ter
Bilrnib! SIN bunten Durdeinoncer
eanpiren @elapprne. 3suaen Ncpccuter
,c. in :3elttn auf Der prarie pie Nelp<
tiel bampfsn unp eine6 auptiorse beRebt
eorin ote notbwenrtsRen 2ttsnsmittel
berbei aui&ofsn. @rprs1e tamen bereits
mad Stem ulm, UNI Graders, 8d1e, @lr>
tte &c. berbeiaul9leifen! Gin iammerppl-
's'ee Stud puroe, aur Nnasbliden @bre
eer abemis ME In Gcsne eelsBt.
9an1p Nep.llm, bel &etppub 10. SUM.
Na@mitta9 ubr.
Die Court miro unttr @or1B Don
&i&ter &ritin nBfnet.
y: s. eIo1bter emr tetlt sue,f, BE
8ertbetoiauns hes Nneetlaettn s. Gut,
lin Der Niotaefdidte) curd 6srrn Sobn
Dc,man auf County So ten pornebmeu
su la0en. BemiQtet. Mppoea, Dornon
btelt UNI fur;en @ufidub psr 8erbono-
lung I'm, li& gu informiren. Som Nid<
ter ni@t bepiQi9t. NIT benz 8smnfen>
ref UNI Z ubr @benrS BET Yrcse6 leinen
D%ort9one nsbne. MittlumeiIe madte
@en. Nnwa!t @olpiQe Don 81. ;::aul leiu
Gtl4einen.
abenrS7 ubr.
Die Ge'tbeioiauna erbett Ginmant
caruber, eaB ete Gou1t BON 8ronn @oun,
~ nod Hspwooo peyleet pu,pe uno Ser
elotb'er betont namenIlt&, eaB in 8esuA
%genonnmene @eltB uncon Ritutipneu (ef.
Die Mnfloselaoit wiperlptidt rem uno
bic Count m'ro bie'nu& ps taet.
ort1ebun9am 10. Sum I. =
Na@ Derlelun9 RS prototoue wirp
iber BE 8orfra:e Ter @sleBlidfeit Ger
@ourtleeuna wsiter tetattirt. Nidter
Nu1tin permtrft jepe @inwsrruno unb
oerorrnet rte Organization Ter @ranpz
jury. @ta!t % rie btersu beruisn nut.
cen, batten fa nur II sin0sfunren, tte
feblencen 6 wurcen oober bur1 Mdnner
aus BET umstbun9 etleBt. Die @rano
Su1y miro bterouf einsfl@wprenen, nod<
Dem Ni&tsr Muftn cine IN prohe an Ee
aebalten uno ibr nomentliA tie Beatife
murder unit mans'aughter ouseinot1,
er3slsst bate. d.
q. Il. y.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-06-29

-Dte Nattonaltemperen3
9elell d. bielt in BEN leB'en 81
Qen ibre Sabresonlammluns IN Nem>
Yo,t. DIR Sabresberi6t res corre(pon,
ptrencen Sefretd,S en,bilt cine Mepue
Qber bic Qei0unaen Der 0elsui&aft unp
ertldrt fl@ NIT ben &elultaten pe1lstben
itbr befrt,otet. Dte eelummten New
Gn9lanp Staaten iugtsn %etnanrer burd
cen @rla6 neuer Eemperenjseiebe unp
@erl&dtfuns Der Nusflbrun9 BET alien
~ iibernefen. @slbf I'm Befen, belons
pers in. Mt@'9an uno SQinoi6 babe lie
Gtmperen5 : @sitotton traittae @ur3eln
0el&laoen uno f5nnen In MIDI fsr 3us
funft 1d6ne G,i@te errportet &psrpen.
Sn Stem yo,t befrieoiee omar bas &c.
cite |om ni9t ale @rwa1tun9en, aber ea
let tmmtrbin ein lsirltber Nnfang, unb
pa bic @esuer be1tlbeu BET oen lstten
6srbfwablen trpb aQer Mnftren9unaen
%polfdnpi9 9ei@la9eu purpen, 70 fan
cen peitere Gortlaritte aud In New:
Yort in Mu6f9t. Gin Mnalbema miro
fernsr esesn bic lonbmi1tbldaitli@en
@ereine 9efGleuoert, wel6e fd te6 9raus
enpoQsn @erbre&enS idulpie MAIDEN, ben
Nnbau Der @ein,ebe unb Die @emtununo
te5 @eines aus berlelben 3u be9Qnitt I
aen unb ~ b%efHroern. 3und& 4 rperpen
0iele Ganatifer wobl cine Mnflaee eeeen
ret @45pfer erbeben. neil er pas @ods,
tbun, Der @inrebe, res Hopfsns uni
dbnli@er YFan3en eeitattet.
gin f1enaes Iempertn l.
oe(et3. Sn Bottom ipQ pas Yrpbibi>
tin-@eleB NIT unert61ter 6dtte ausae>
flbrt werptn. Mdrdsn NIT RopfneBen
m10en ben Srt anosben. 100 i1e ibre
6aarteutsl 9sbolt, S@ife baben tbre
Alal9sr3lee berunternebmen mi6en,po tr
tpurren confecirt: @lter, t5nnen ibre
Rinrer rur i'm @sbsimen btfrafsn, Ia
oas @einsn fren9 sertoten III. @er
pom etne'r touen 6uure aebi0en mini,
muB tiltoft tie Stabt uerlu0en, penn he
an Wa0nl@,u @efc,benep :ru,fen ni&t
btoraben rerren; rie @a6etlu@t erfreut
f& paseeen b1aft poli5eiltde: Grlaubnib
unp Gmpf.blune. Man sat bic Muss
flbrung rss Blad Groof unttriaat, neil
pen GdnNtinnen Elm "raul@.snper 8sifau
III She'll rpalp. GfIbf Den S4reinern
it pas Haneme,t eelsst mpteen, iei,bem
mat, fe am 3apfen iiberrai@t bat,-pon
Der @9liebuns Der @atbeorolen gar ni&t
III lpte@en, ,pegen Reg eontrabancen
Bi(9ofs. 8riQeuma@er tuerben Re.
pa@t tobet linen bic 9eute IN bic @ld.
ier 4uden. 8l@erldren, In benen Con-
oontr pun(@ pe1tauft miro, fnb nit Be-
lhlag btleat porpen. Mean bat i@ 9e>
punrert, bab bic Bcfouer tie Slpidn<
Der 1idt unterfdbt baben ; es tou,ult
1ur taber, neil fe eineu iul&en Horror
ppr S&enltn babsu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-06-29
,@ott m{Q e8 !"

r@ott riQ IS :"
6ranfrei@ berief uns, unb i'm &,etle
Dsr Banner feb'n mir frilh unb fret
81 fimmt renn an BE Hvfnunesmeiie
Die 3sit BIS Na0.6 lit orrbei,
Unit bei1're 3ufunft iuu run ta9en.
DAP &tfniudt ME mebr ermaA'.
Der @tarfe patf letn Sdmert 3erl&lanen
@ctt MIL IS ! @6lfer> folst uns nab!
Die 8ibel lpri@t ia Grieb' .auf Grber
Dem 9~ut9eartettn @ef&ledt!
@o fol- pa8 @ort erfiQet tperben
SIN @aub bee. Trieoen6 feb boS &e@t.
Sort NIT zen Grtehen. mte i'm @flauen
SIN Rnte'n erbetteln Fer 1T S1ma9
Der unl're 1T Der S6tlo. Der 8rapen,
@ptt MI es ! @6lfer folst un6 na@!
Die Gintradt 1T @eisB Der @elten,
Na@ @otie6 S&lub mu6 Nqts Beb'n.
>, Griepe, laB Rem >roblbefsuten
&rcfreis nur @lani unp Seeen 1eb'n,
DaB jeres 0olt gum 6tmmtl better,
uno fret oa6 Nntlts ueneen mag!
Die Gre 3ebt! @ott 1T ibr Setter -
@ott mill es! 86Iter folet unS na@!
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-06-29
W1r6en GttY @Qu8,

Ueutlhe6 @afz unb Boar:ina : 6aus,
Gdt Der 4hn unb Minneiota~ 5truBe
ct. paul. Mina.
Bon 6enry Bpdenfelr.
Diefes lueben ocn NJ + e,DFnete II. auf's @au-
terfe une Beauemh elm e,idiete Gait unb
Soarsinabaus aepabrt 5remoen pie8pheangern
ausse3etbnstts 9osis, euten Std unb foIiee 81
bieun9 uberboupt. SD tmpfsbls ba0elbe bier
nit bs0ens benz eetbrten teuti&en wublitum.
6enrp Bofenfelb.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-06-29
Oentib=@ n0tifbe Nripatfbule
In M e1

IN ~ tnne1p0Ite
Eerr =. 9. Rreie ptrb in Werbineuna NIT tr San-
telsidule ; r Serren Wprtbinstsn, gDarner & lubleY in
Rsusys glcd, Bridge Squara, Mtnneapplts, AM Wtputag
ben 20. glat, cine
9eutid:G nslifde Nrioatid,nIe
erHHnen.
Gte Sdu1er3atl lpu auf 30 Bis 40 bef6rantt iein.
STR ~Beauemli4fett ter Ginri1tuns fpwie fir ben re.
ellen Gertlaritt br @4Gler pirb te erE61e Sprsfalt
uerten.
A59 Trtbr, 9. Rpefe.
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Sis Cream &aIppn.

gDtr baten unfern @is Cream @alppn erEFuel unb
beltsn in 0erbinbune eamit .,QDader @!s", ,Mertn<
i ues"", aue Gprten SUDDEN, 3rudten &c.
Gin 9amen 5alren it in Bsrtinrune nit Fem Gis
Grtam SaIprn.
6. Shiuer Il. &dmict.
Dritte strafe rterbalb Ter 1Reu prestpterian Gi,de.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-06-29

IN ale 1urner res lurnbe,i,ts Minne>
iota!
sQe biejeni9en Burner bes @taates Minneipta.
pelde na@ Minneapulis iberauiebeln s~ebenfen.
eber lel9e, bic uniere Stabt telu9en> 6iene aur
Ma9ridt. bat. leben Somias Miprgen, sun 9 bis
II nbr, 3urnubuneen in Der Minneapulis Gurr-
baae ltattrnben, gu beren 8etbeilisuns biermits in
label.
Al, NceuIpb 9ieber,
44 Iurnletrer.
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S66n 8ele8ene$ @obnbanS
III Derfaufeu!

Sd tperbe unter annebmbartt geetne1t'9en
Qin,' unb Serrn @9li@ters 9ault an Der Gill
tpatser @trabe > bis0eit per YaeiFe>eiftnbabn bele>
9en, nerfaufen.
Ser Ylab beim 5ault 1T iter ] older erob unb
NIT elmer Wannisfaltisfeit BON Gruattaumen b.
saanat. Gutter @ta1 unb ialnmtli4e ibli9e Ne~
benosbGube. DaS 5aus bat 10 ;3intrner, 1T gut
eebaut; setedt NIT tpnirtsm papierba9. Seller
nit MSrtel gut 9eutauert, 1tets tparm uno trpdet.
Mu9 bin id oeneiet balelbe eeeen Elm anberes,
meinem @ei9aftsplaB naber s~elssenes au Sertaa~
19en.-
>. g. Tairhilb+
1852 I'm.
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Die TriebenS- 6pmueu.

pelae pom COMMITTEE Der auoemein,n
Belt. 9ncufritau 6neQuna 3u parts an.
aerou1u1et urp nit rem nften Yretle dc,
tr6nt iputoen, fclen an, IS. MuauN IS.
non aQen in Yaris o%nmeienben @.(ono,
@ereinen auf BEN Marsfelre ~poreetrasen
perben. Gte lauten in peutl@er l1ebtr,
ieBunS wie folst::
Ter Grtets ldBt nit lefnem @!an,e
@ie @olo erellb'n tas M%ebrenftlp,
Die Groe i@mddt fia pie gun, Ean,e,
uno @olten 3teb'n om 6immels3,lt.
6oiiannab ! mint Der @ub her @&m{e.
III IL Il ben,
Die blumenbunte 9rift Dir au:
Sell Or. Du SduB unp 6ort bten{eben
Gar bartts Mdb'n unp fife &ub'! .
., tou1m' I'M Detbrau& unierer @penbe!
>, bleibe BET un6 tmmerear!
I'm bid ~ itenen. fredt BE 9dnbe
@ntee9en Dir ber alien S9oar.
81 Detnem Mor9enrotb, . Griert
@ewenpet, lnsen mir NIT DAM,
unb rybmi19 nad Dem Sat- Der S&mtepe
Glf@aQt Dir unler Qot9elans.
> bltibe BET uns ! Define Staten,
Ste peroen ftets eelesnst lein
0Qn 9ane uno &euten a0er Staaten,
8on Stact u7o Weiler, 8rob uno tleiu.
Die Mrteit iaat Dir. bolrer Griepe,
Do6 TIRE Mlb'n nidt frudtlos 1nb,
DID preiit Ter &idter germ i'm 9tsbe,
SIN Mebrenflo let @tenpwino.
90 wte rer Neler ftols Der Comm
SIN frsten Slug ent9esenfrebt
90 eilt bic eau3e @elt In Wonne
8oQ Danf Su Dir, .pie neu telebt,
Rrtesslorbeer mag oo6 Grab umlauben !
Wir leben jebt in be0erer 3stt:
Df6 9tmmelS bolren Grtecenstauben.
ST unlrsr Nrtett Qteo 8epeibt.
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Tarm Al p%e1fauftn.

4 WeiIen ron st. Taul, int Epwn met st. paul, Il
Metle son Ter 1retf&ule, entbaltenb 1876 Nder Qanb, 90
Ader tn ,Jens. 60 older eufsebrpaen: Pas dbrtee Qanb
traeenben, Nepfeltdumen, * NIT trasenten Wetnreben,
= alder %trasense Srbanntsbeeren -Stauben. Wutes
s0Otnbaua, s Neten. etduee, gutter 8ruuaea bsim
5aufe.
9. SduIte,
456 gp1.Offee: l9el1 . St. Youl.
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Neu etQblirte 9Qn6lun0

IN impcrttrten 9erdudettsn, G1infeu.
S@tntenfleil9 unp YorSlsliditen
@erDelatmurf.
oDn 9obn g. 8ettinoer.
Ste Strab. i'm empire Bird, ct. Yaul Minn.
Der unterasi6nste bdlt Don Zen otisen Mrtifel
ltsts cine 9robe Muspall, tibrt nur Waarsn ppn
a~uSse3eihneter Qualitdt unp pe,taur ~ ten
b~i0tetten Matttprsifen.
5obnG. 8ettinaer.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-06-29
Huoeubfeb(er.

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-06-29
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-06-29

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-04
AIFXANDRIA GAZETTE AND V7RC MA ADVERTISER.

TIE MISSISSIPPI INJUNCTION CAsE.-In the
Supreme Cur, yesterday, Hon. Robert }.
Walker (the Mississippi case being before it,
said he believed that the constitutionlloe and
selfgoverprneut we're now on trial--7ea, upon
their final tra-it was to lie decided, Tor pos
terity and for all the world, whether written
constitutions were mere parchment scrolls
whether they were words written in SAND, 70
be swept away by the first angry surge OF pop
uar passion which may roll over them, or
whether they could bc evaded by technical
issues Or the plea Of want of jurisdiction.
He defended the PresidentP showing that al.
though the Executive may veto a bill. 1t be-
came a law by the subsequent action Of the
two houses Of Congress, u passing it by the
requisite two thirds majority 1t was then an
act Just as much as though the President had
approved it, The President, after these pro-
cecdipgs in accordance with the constitution,
had no discretion. He must execute the law
This being the fact, the question rose whether
Congress had power to pass an act beyond the
range of judicial inquiry? This Mr.. Walker
denied. and argued that the constitution pro
yided for such cases as this to be brought into
court in order that their cOnsnLutlonalIty might
be tested.
In replying to Attorney General Sanbtrry,
MIR, Walker maintained that political questions
had not been excluded from this court; and il
support Of this position referred, among Other
and more recent cases to the military commis
sion aud teSt-oath questions, upon Dolh OF
Which the Supreme Court had PRONOUNCED
their opinion.
Mr.. Walker in conclusion, while speaking o
the dcspotic and wholesale sweeping out OF tel
States BY the terms Of the reconstruction aclS,
directly contrary to the constitution Of TIT
United States, said that broader bill OF nj
taindcr, pains and penalties had never beer
passed, reducing ten millions Of loyal and dis
loyal people to territorial bondage, and su65tI
tuting the cleaning sword aud bllstIIng hayo
net Tor constitutional guards and the court:
of law
The argument OIL each side was heretofore
limited 10 Two hours. but Dir. v alEar was per
nitted by the court. without Interruption. tt
speak more than an hour beyond that time
owing to thu importance Of the questions iii
volyed and the many points presented
There was large attendance Of auditors, IN
Guiding mauy lawyers Of distinction, during The
delivery OF Mr. Walkers argument. Wher
be had finished it wanted twenty minutes tt
three clock, aud his being The usual time io
adjournment, the court alter consultation
said they would hear Attorney General StAn
berry, in reply, 90 Monday, 10 which time The
cUurt adjourned
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-04

TIL LANDS OF VIRGINIA may be had At
from So to $50 per acre. L,rge farms Of very
fair lard, highly susceptible Of Improvement,
may be had as low as s. per acre and really
good land may lie had for S., The $50 per
acre land is of the very best quality, and most
highly Improved. Let all who want lands.
who want small tarms-rome 10 Virginia. If
they can't be suited their expectations must
indeed be Of the most eztraYagalt character. -
Richmond Dispatch.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-04

The registers in Washington, have thus tar
recorded 4,74l voters in all the wards, 1864
white and 7,077 colored, giving the whites a
majority, Of 5S7 in the city. Tie colored
people have majorties in the first and second
wards, and will have majority in the seventh
ward. The Radicals, however, count great
deal upon the white Radicals.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-05-04

Mr. Jas F. Hita has sold his farm, lying
between hliddlebrook and New Port in Augusta
county, Va, to Mr.. VIM. Stewart Of New
York. There is a marble quarry Oh this farm,
the vein of which from examination, proves to
be from 8 TO 10 feet thick Mr. Stewart pro-
nounces it, as shown by the specimens, superb
or to the Vermont Marble. He proposes to
get up company in New York tc work this
valuable quarry