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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-08-29


rhe following reminds Us of one
the old spelling book stories con
rning a farmer and a lawyer, in
hich it finally turned out that "it
as your ball that gored one Of my
.en:"
A countryman walked into She
fice of a lawyer one day, and be,
IN bis application.
"Sir, | have come to get your ad.
&C in a case that Is giving me
mo trouble
"Wcll, what's the matter?"
suppose, now" said the client,
hat a man had ono spring of wa
/ on his land, and his ncighbor
ing below should build q dam
ross tho creek through both
ms, and it was to back the water
into tho other mans spring,
rat ought to be done?'
''Sue him, sir, sue him, by all
cans" said the lawyer, who al
Iys became excited in proportion
tho aggravation Of his clients
ou can recover heavy damages,
and the law will make him pay
IL for it. just give me the case,
d I'll bring the money from
n"
but stop" cried the terrified
plicant for legal advice. "lt's !
1t have built the dam, and it's
ighbor Jones that owns the
ing, and he threatens to sue
J."
The keen lawyer hesitated q mo.
mt before no tackled the ship and
pit on. "Ah! well, you say you
lit q dam across the creck. What
I Of q dam was It, sir?"
1T was q mill.dam,"
"A mill-dam for grinding grain,
g it2"
'Yes, IL was just that"
And it is q good neighborhood
II, is it2"
so i is, sir, and you may wei
Z So"
And all your neighhors bring
'ir grain to DO ground, do they?'
Yes, sir, all but Jones'
Then it's n great public con
niencc, is it not 2"
TO be sure it is. | would no
ge built II but for that. 1t is 81
superior to any other mill sir.
And now" said tho old lawyer
pu toll me that Jones is com
,ining just because tho waie'
IN the dam happens to put bacl
Q his littlo spring, and no is ov
,eatcning to sue you. We'll
Il have to say is, let him sue
he'll rue tho day as suro as m,
mo is Barnes"
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-08-29

A circular in newspaper form,
has been published in Washington,
rclterating the charges of gross
frauds in the Treasury Department.
Twenty-four millions in bonds, IL is
said, have been duplicated, and
sixty millions in fractional currcn.
cy issued. No crcdcnco is
given to these charges among we'll
Informed people in Washington.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-08-29
Valuable Farm for Sale.

Situated ono mile southwest of West Rush.
vile, and formerly owned by John Stutzman,
decd, II contains il2lS acres; about Ss cleared,
and 2iI timber land; good hank barn and
corn-crib, largetwo story stone dwelling, with
frame addition 30 by 20 feet, under the same
roof, and ample cellar underneath. There are
failing spring, smoke -honse, hog stable, wood
house, and twogood orchards Of choice fruit OF
all kinds. For further particulars, inquire OF
tho undersigned at his residence In Pleasant
township, miles northeast of Lancaster, on the
Newark road. SOLOMON s. STUrnMAN,
May 10, tse7-tf. Agent.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-08-29

Mr.. Plumb, Secretary of Lcga
ton to Mexico, has been ordered to
proceed to Mexico, and net as
charge d Affairs until n Minister
shall be appointed, tho commission
of Mr.. Ottcnburg having been can
cclcd.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-08-29

nD-A mother admonishing her
son, lad Of some seven years Of
age, told him that he should never
defer until Tomorrow what he
could do to day. The little chap
replied: "Thcn, mother, let's eat
all the plum. pudding tonight"
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-08-29

It is reported that entorprising
spectators have already gone TO
Russian America, and made pro.
emption settlements enlarge tracts
Of land, expecting to bo permitted
to hold them when the transfer OF
tho territory to our Government
iscompletcd. 54EL a. l&4
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-08-29

lvo the Uuiop2 Yon pretend you
ant to save it from the grip of
aese nefarions Radicals-what do
on want to do2 It is very queer.
hese men claim to be statesmen,
nd they 60 all over the State, in
ciphing against onr measures, but
hat is then plan? What do they
ropose to do about it2 All that
acse Radicals have done is wrong,
aey say, and we arc all a set of
sourdrels, but what do they pro.
ose to dor Well, they win say
then you ask them, that nigger
int as good as a white man, and
bat this is a white mans govern
aeut. Laughter.
a CONCLUSION.
Let us beware. Let us continue
i doing right as We have begun
let us 20 up to the polls, every
ian OF us, and give 10 these mon
that belongs, under God, as much
! them as to us, Let US give them
10 last need ofjustice that belongs
! them, for j tell you that my
'eed is, equal and exact justice to
Il men, without regard to race,
)lor, or condition. Nothing short
I that will do. Nothing short OF
will or ought to satisfy your
,ason. Ifyou will but come for.
ard now and take this last stop,
on will reap tho reward of the
ory and the justice for which you
i've fought so long.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-08-29

Judge Holt publishes n card do
nying that tho a0idavits against
Bon. Wood and II. A, Pryor were
furnished from his Office, and as.
scrting tho ialtohood ofaIl stories OF
his conspiracy against the Prcsi.
dent.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-08-29

reg-Aftor tho greatest amount Of
conflicting testimony as to the fate
Of DR.. Livingstone, it is now stated
in England that tho latest intelli.
genco from Africa int 'atos "every
probability of DR.. Llvine stone be-
ing still alive"
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-08-29

An omaha dispatch says, Govern
or Butler& 4 seven men were recent
Iy attacked by thirty,6vo Indians,
on Big Blue River, A severe fight
onsued in which tho Indians were
defeated.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-08-29

ThiIe ten men watch for chances,
lman makes chances, and while
wait for something to turn up,
Turns something up, so, while
tail, one succeeds and is called
An Of luck or favorite OF for.
y. There is no luck like pluck,
ifortune most fAvors those who
Indifferent TO fortune.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-08-29

PA justice. better versed in
than gospel, not long since
fied q couple in this way
"a mp your hands. You sol.
~ swear that you will faithful
prform the duties Of your Office,
lly and severalIy, according to
I best skill and Judgment, 30.
lyon God, fee one dollar"
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-08-29

n tannery has been put in opo.
bon at Rockford, lIl., in which
new patented process for ex.
listing the air from the vat is
ployed. 1t takes by this process
ls' twelve hours to complete tho
aning, and about fifteen minutes
cshecpskin. The weight OF leath. i.
rs increased ten per cent. over
old process, and tho cost OF the
wks is but ten per cent, that oI
q old, and it is also claimed that
h loatheris superior.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-08-29
Notice to Farmers.

The undorsigned Produoe Dealers oftho city
ofLanepster viii not be able TO furnish our fur.
mer friends with sack this year, and we suggest
that they Ind better supply themselves with
sacks and not depend upon us.
ReheF, Kuts 4 ulrck. Martin, Kinkead a Co.
James Weaver. Mumaugh& 4 Son.
Lancaster, Ohio. Aug. 4, ls6T--3w. sfs
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-08-29

;Licut." Brainc, late Of the reb.
3avy, is still confined in the
Nv York Penitsntiarv for con.
ring to SGT that city on fro. The
'uisville Courier, Confederate
mocrnt organ, thinks his confnc
int a great outrage, and ap-
bvOs bis contemplated crimo Of
on in the following DcmoGatic
ms:
lieut.. Brainc, as we have said,
L one Of the most daring and
e'itorious officers of the Confcdc.
3 navy, and'he very exploit 70,
tch he is nop shut up IN prison
3 one 10 e,rcitc admiration for tht
y and address pith phtch Il wds
hucied.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-08-29

hero arc indications that the
tgiving "twip relic Of barbarism'
a not very long survive, but
h il will perish through the dis.
sions Of the polygamisis. The
bots are divided against them.
eies. Joe Smith, Jr., son OF the
.iual prophet, is becoming the
rthead Of party, and Brigham
Rlng is growing old and quar-.
etpme. 1t will pc a good job il
pget rid Of polygany without
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-08-29
A RESOLUTION

A RESOLUTION
Relative to an amendment of the Constitution
providing for the extension Of the elective
franchise.
Resolved BY the General Assembly Of the STATE ~
Ohio, Qhree-fifth Of the members elected to cath
House agreeing thereto,) That II be and is here
by proposed to the electors of this State TO vote,
at the next annual October election, upon the
approval or rejection of the following amend
ment as substitute for the first section of the
hth article Of the Constitution of this State, to.
wit: Every male citizen OF the United States, OF
the age of twenty-one Years, who shall have
heen q resident OF the State one year next pre-
ceding the election, and of the county, town
shin, or ward in which he resides, such time as
may be provided by law, except such persons as
have borne arms in support OF any insunection
or rebellion against the government ofthe Unit
ed States, or have fed from their places Of resi-
deuce 10 avoid peing drafted into the military
service thereof, or have deserted the military
or naval service ofsnid government in time Of
war, and have not subsequently been honorahly
discharged from the same, shall have the quail.
fcations ofan elector, and be entitled to vote at
all elections.
ED, A. PARROTT,
Speaker Of The House Of Representatives
ANDREW G. McBURNEY,
President the Senate.
Passed April C, 1867. no2-Gm
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-08-29

The Democratid Platform :"Nig.
gcr.' :
Tho "objcctivo point of the
Democratic campaign "Nigger.'
The sum OF Democratic education.
"Niggcr."
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-08-29
M ISHLER' s
HERB BITT E RS.

II Is now iye years since n. Mishlcr,s Herb
Bitters were first prominently introduced to
the public, and during that time their success
in curing all diseases, arising from an impure
state of the blood or ,h soaSed stomach, has been
so great that tho proprictors justified in offer
ingthcm rs q specidc remedy for ALL diseases
originating fro m the above causes, and IS willing
TO refund all money expended for these Bltters
if they fail 10 perform all that is claimed for
them.
u. Mishlcr's Herb BitteIs are guaranteed to
cure Dyspepsia, LAYER Complaint, Fever and
Aguc, Intermittent Remlitent and Typhoid
Fcvcr, Loss of Appetite, Nervous Affections,
General Debility, or Weakness caused by OK
cess, imprudencc or exposure, Coughs and
Cllds, Rheumatism, Dmrrhoea, Cholera Mcr-
bus, Cranp in the Stomach. Piles, Diseases OF
the Skin, such as Scrofula, Ulcers, etc., etc. 1t
Is also certain to remove nll distractions to the
regular course Of nature IN Females and viii
cure Green Sickness, or LeucoTrhoea or Whites,
Womb Complaint or Falling Of the Womb, &c,
and Thus preserve the Fair Complexion ofthosc
who useit. ksaTonlc and Appetizer these Bit
ters nre unrivaled.
Unlike other popular remedies, the compo-
siiion of n. Mshler's Herb Bittorsis no secret,
for the proprietor has no hesitancy in making
known their Ingredients: They are composed
Of Elpcampane, Burhock, Spikenard, Soap.
wort Peruvian Bark. Buchu, Spicewood, Null.
lein, slippery Elm, Sassarras, Safsaparilla, Gem
tan Root, Jumper, Spirits Nitre, Balsam Copa-
via, Cubebs, Dandelion, Pure Spirits, and Bar
berry.
pb- Mishler's Bitters are warranted pure and
unaduterated. For sale by
j. vAGNIER, Genu Agent
For Fairfield county, at The Grocery of r. Pan
nisr, corner Of Aueys IN rear Of Siocum G Fhiie's
Drug Store Lancaster. o.
July 4, lsG1--3nl. t 4f
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-08-29

The duty collected on imports
at the port Of Cleveland, for Tie
fiscal year ending Juno 30th, 1867,
amounted to Sll077l.43.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-08-29

Mr.. j, Jones, near Marion, lost
six horses, alt hd had, by injury
from a train Of cars on the A, 4 e,
w. r. r. on Tuesday last.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-08-29
A WORD TO THE PUBLIC.

Lancaster, March 2sth, lsC7l l-tf
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-11-28
Especial dispatch to the Rutland Horald.l
MONTPELIER, Nov. 81

MONTPELIER, Nov. 81.
AT Joint Assembly held Thursday
afternoon, at . IL o'clock, the following
elections were made:
Directors OF the State Prison-Henry
Lane OF Cornwall, David Hibbard of Con.
cord, Isaac n, Hall Of Groton.
Superintendent Of State Prison--James
A. Pullard OF Windsor.
Bolh Houses are still in session, and
probably will be greater part OF the
night. nc.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-11-28

Senate bill In amendment to chapter
LOG relatlng to the formation OF county
agricultural societies, passed.
S bill fixing the salary OF the secretary
OF civil and military affairs passed.
Adjourned,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-11-28
HOUsR-EVENING,

Rports-From com. of conference on
dlsagreeing votes OF the House and Sem
ate on the bill to incorporate the North.
Held Savings Bank, that the House re.
cede from its disagreement; agreed to.
From the general com. to whom was
referred the bill regulating the hours of
laoor; that the statements made in their
former report in relation to the Winooski
wooden mills are not sustained by the
facts as they now appear before the com.
mlttee. Passage OF the bill refused.
In addition to chap SO gen. stat, rela.
ting to process.
La amendment OF an act relating to
the sale of intoxicating drinks.
MIR Billiard, OF New Haven, said he
could see mischief in this bill, and no
temperance man can vote for it.
Mr. Mead of Randolph said that under
TINS bill man may open his shop and
sci! to every one and become a common
seller and not be liable to the penalties
of the law.
Mr ferrin o. Montpelier explained the
provisions of the bill, and said thew
were applicable to cases that have al
ready existed, and that the bill ought to
pass to prevent such cases from being
prosecuted as common sellers.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-11-28

-" 'u bi'ip ulbb AID was de.
clared elected secont Director OF the
State Prison.
Third Director Of State PRISON.
senator Sanborn nominated Hon.
Isaac Hall, of Groton; seconded by
Senator Walker and Senator Ballard,
Mr. Miller OF Pomrret, nominated AL.
pert u Dewey, of Hartford seconded
by Mr Converse OF Woodstock.
Senator Dale nominated Hon EDGAR II
Lane of Jericho. Senator Billiard said
ne was authorized by MIR Lane to say
that he does not wish to be considered a
candidate for third director of the State
Prison.
The ballots having been taken and
counted, Senstor Dale, Mr.. Miller, OF
Pemfret and Mr.. Ross OF st. Johns6ury
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-11-28

seconded by Senator Dale and Mr. Miner
OF Manchester.
The ballots having been taken and
counted, sena'or Hard, Mr. Van sIckleu,
OF Burlington, and Mr Miner of Man
chester, acting - tellers, resulted as
fnllnna, ~N
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-06-03
@eif. 4rie0e.

Oie 2onoon ,,Simes" lu9t i'm Bege
bon Nrgnmsnten 6ar5utbun, oab Bic
Sofinun9 auf eiHen Oauernoen Srieoen
cine trlgeriide iei, unO bab bic ipirt.
Tide Gefabr, tpeIde europa i6on Dor
Der 8eilegune Der 9uren,bufaer Srage
beOroBtes nod imnler egiitire. Die
Zines fdet: -
{. 80 lanee Die 8oIiiif Gnropas in
ben Gdn0en Der S0aber6ne anitatt in
Oepen bes 9soIfes liset; 70 lanee fid Die
Nationen Oareih er9ebeii, gieih einer
6eeroe 6hafs iida bon ,ibren Giibrern
ieiten snIa6en, iei es nun nod BEN
Reioeplate ODER mad Dem Sdladt.
hanfe; 10 lange ais faIid)e 11egriffe Don
She ltuo r0ladatilGe nati0ltaIe Nipira-
tionen binreibei,, bic Geiniitber Der
nidteynfep9 tute in SSlaaiHen Az ieben;
10 laiQe iiiall 0dS @tlbiiiiit ltito bic
alusiibAna BET &iiniit oct 8erit6run8
! taehr ebrtl ainb ne b6ber fdbdkt ais bic
Guitibiruna Der &iinite Des 6rieOehs, 10
Ionae haben mir, feline folioe @arnntie
bafar, bnb nidt Elm iitlies QuxenibArg
in irashb. elmer geringfiioignt Befung
seatbeft, urlD cine lleie llriadle fur ma
tipnaIe Grbitteritn0 In irgeiib eilient
halbDeraeNenen 8ertrag uno b0lb nRa
beFannten &taate 0uBRnoig 0eIla@t
tpigD.H
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-06-03
Sic Sanbels Gritfs.

Die aufmertian,ite Beobadtung UNI.
ierer 3uianbe labt mabel Der uuber>,
ntinberten Sto dung fat aller Sefdafte,
BEL Der fortbeitebenbe1 Sbeueruns
notbpenbieiter aebensbeOarfniile nnD
ben cher bsritartten als 9elatpa6ten
sdnantnugen ber 8aluta, na&t Der
befrisOisenben Gage Der 8unbesfinan'
sen, fein arloeres errnutbi9enOes
gbmpten pabrnebmen ais bic giirl<
figen @rnbte ,4nsfiaten
Diefe ftnb nber aud in Der Shat brill
liant; aus alien SbeiIen Der Union,
lelbif Der oarbenbe 5ibeu nidt ausges
nonmen Laufeu tasli6 bic erfreuli&<
ten 8eridte iber ben Stano Der Sell
Der Elm un6 ba Die fru@tbare Suffering
ben iesieen Arspicien entfpredeno
stan3enbe Stefuttute eetuiiiermaSen
sarantirt, 10 miro benz san3en 9anbe
BALD sebolfen fem, Sn europa per>
ben Niiberabten aud nidt befiirdtet;
beito better far Die Maiien unierer Be.
b0Iterung, bic bann UNI 10 biIliser lee
ben iperSen, oenn ipie erob oas 8Olils
men nnierer 4apiers Circulation aud
| immcrbin fein mag, es ipiirbe, ielbif
| ausiAliebli6 fur bieien 3ped Deriuen.
oet, nidt seni9en, ben eriua rteten
lleberFub bon Broofoffen 5u control
iiren, foI9lid muB bic seipi6enIofe
Speculation, Oereu NQaAt mir beute
nod 70 f9iper fubIer, febr balo Die
| 8affen ltre6en. Gle an cine alge<
meme MieDerbelebuns Der Gsi6dftt 81
.benfen 1T, ebe ber, erObte COMMITMENT
/ foIAe ieinbeintif9er nno frenteer Yros
bucte unb 6abritate, Die tliGt au ben
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 8eb0rfnifen gag
len, iuieber 8auftrafts fir ieue iam>
nteLn fann, ,nub bic iehise, Eheuerline
0er aebensmittet beleitigt iDeroen Ano
lbasu i6nnte tad getlanf bon siuei
| Nenaten i6oh Elm entfdeioenoer
| S6ritt setban iein. 8erOen mir Outd
cine reiGe Grnote uub cine 8erni9tuna
| Der iipiiben Specalation in ben @tano
aefsbt myBr 8 mporte ale iibisbei
su confullireii, 70 fonunien mir aud IN,
EDeren 8s3abIeng njdt in gerIegenbeit
0aeEectirt 6ass 2lnslano ffidtlauf nnls
ren lleberFnb an Broofoffeu, 10 tpiri
les nidt an beoebrensiuertbeten ct,
lporten feBien., sln cine rstAe &C.
ltrei6esG rnbte fniipft ii3 ileberfub pt
f93sopifonen; a9au,nlpoHe beripriNt
1natBbem Elm gum 9Fdn3et giinitieel
ggitteruasspe4fel nod reAtseitiS Elm,
ID getrstsH it,, eilen ipeit, 9r0ftrtp Or
Il trag ais boriees Sab5 fiir &abaf fin
a Die Qlhsfdteu sbsnfaIIs siinitig, iii
Il S6ifs teOlirinift niG;t siin6et, s)elrO'
i lIenun babet nit 6ehno, mn NIT Diitfsn
E Qeu6tifoif bas GonitnIidt sil,erifbea
. unb foIIte bas aGes nod niGt rei9en
!, 10 Iiefert GaIifOrnien lGbeImetaII, IN
/ iebeu MusfaIl 10 DeGell.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-06-03
Ga6ifaIe, Disqualification
.-.---&pu,ttn=@ DasasemtiDtt.

Das iiutsstt9hste 6outiie fabst alfs rabi-
falen &spablitansr Don DaDibiOn County
eth, tt@ am ..3as-s 3. -lgzt.
Samfta9, ben 8. Juni 1867
llbr Wittass in Der &rpraientanteaballe fir
bic fOlssnbeu 3pedf einsuTnbeu:
1. Geeisncte Ganeibaten fur bic Nemter
zines Staat5lenatCrs uHe speitr &epraleatan-
ten fir DaDiOlOn County su ernenneu.
2. Delesaten gu rrnenneu, UNI in elmer fpa-
tern GOnsentisn semeinf9aftli4 nit DeIesa-
ten Don &obertlOn unD Gbeatbam rinen
JOater Csemeinl6aftli9en 8eprdientanten)
fir bic COUNTIES DaSiblOa, = Gbratbam unb
&c6ertiOn aa ernennen. =
8. lin ben &abifalen BON DaSiblcn GcuntY
zine Gelesenbeit gu seseu fd iiber ben sseis-
neten Ganbibaten fir ,oas Mmt zines Staats.
S4ul-S upertutenbente 3u berat9en.
ale republitanii6en Stimmsebsr BON Da-
DibiOn County iinb etnseIaben, ii@ rtnsufnben.
Sluf NnOrbnuns bes rabifat rrputIitanii6en
COUNTY GDmites 5.s.,g
.. 8. Older. gorFbenber.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-06-03

suite heg itiQel IN ceres 9epilIs Slide.
rei.Gereb tfameper DAN iuds0en Des
slei6en iu8te Senator Cole bon gnIi>
fornien fur cine GeisHfbaft biesasen3
bon ber'ruffiidsB 9testeruns ID stHaI,l
ten, 8elamerf in einem SbeiIe bon
8uifid> Nmerifa iantmeln 81 Oiirfen.
Sic Gomn,iifon Der ruiiif6 ramerita<
niiden 8eIa !. Gomposnie lief balb ab
unb bieie @eieli@aft bate ibr Bribi>
Ie9ium tbeiIpeiie an Die Subion 8ap<
Gompd9nis bsttduft. ss enfffanS nun
Der @Ian, cine ameritanifde @empa9s.
ME 81 sriinben unO bieier oas Pribis
.Ieeialnl ~ peri@affen. .!8n gIsidsr Belt
betuarb iid Die Sn0fon D"GOnPag<
ME INN cine gerIanaetllns Der goncei>
iion auf 81 SABRE lBabrsnO biefer
Berbanblunsen febrte Baron bon
StodeL Der ruiFi9e @eian6te, bon 8es.
tersbhrg nod gBuibinstots sltriidl uab.
ibm CAB Der Gburfirit Gonitantin, Der
8ruoer oes Suffers, bic SDllnadt,
tpegen Der Mbtretung bes @ebietes NIT
Sen Ser. gtaaten in unterbuablunsen
su tr,ten. Der geianbte erbielt am %.
Mars D.. 8. per Babel Die lebten Sn<.
truttioaen ,al6 ant 80. @araa luurbe
Der Bertrag bon Separb m6 Dem 8a@i
ron gtOdel unterseidnet. Sic ftiputirte
Summe betragt feben MfiIionen uno
200 Sauienb Collars in Sob.
Die 8eb6Iferune bes neaen Sebiets
miro bon Gunner auf $500 guhen
unb meibe Gingeborene, 5000 in Dien>l
ten Der ruiiiiden @esieruns uno Der
8elacompa9nie ftebenoe Snoianer. IT,
600 gstimo's, 5000 Nleuteu, 25, 600
Reunier nnS 1000 aolof6ier, i'm @ans
sen allo auf So, 600 seelen anseseben.
Oie @inseborenen finb @stimos unb
bic eriten 3uhen, Die iid in ben. Se-
biete arfebelten ~fparen 'meiit folde,
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lid pie Wtande fid5 boriteuen; Die
burdi6aittiide 9aIte i'm 8inter be-
trdst spitben 80 bis 80 @rao unO Die
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sernen @obnbauier fn0 tets feudt;
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9e9en6 fauni 40 belle. uno freunolide
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beiben gut; bessIei6en SelIerie, 9rehe,
gauerampfeIn, iuifbe 3ipiebeln u. M.
8as Mlineralien anbelan9t, 70 slaubt
man, oab iid Giien, t&upfer, 9iIber,
&oblen u.i 10. bort befnben. Slls bic
Sauptpuntte, iueldle fur ben &nfauf
bes Serritoriun,s ipreden, flbrt Serr
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an Der Suite bes Stiaen Meeres Der
SanSel nit sis, Siiben, 8el3en n.f.u.
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staaten uno 8uBfa nD erbatten unb
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