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D1Ep.-On Wednesday, July Slst, at
Opelousas, la, JAMES MIDDLEros, in
FAINT son Of Captain Norman and MRS
Sarah e. White, and grandson Of 4. &.
COmptOn. e4 ai94tai we ~
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-ElSFRAY

uyAKEN UP and sstrayed before me, the
undersigned; one Of ths JUSTICES Of the e
Peace ine aAd for ths Annacoco Ward q
the Parish Of Rapides, BY Z. Strickland,
ONE ROAM HORSE, ten years old, twelve
hands high, branded thus M Appraised
by j P. RddlsMari and .. =. knight 70 %
worth thirty dollars in currency. Ihe
owner Is REQUESTED I'll ctme forward, prove
property, nay charges and take him aw ~
Within sixty DAYS cr he win be dealt with
a. tv,e law tfffectd J. C..KNIGHT,.
Printers Fees Sc 90. J'S.
August IA, l967-3t''
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,~> SHERIF rs Al 3.


DY5vIRTUE Of writ Of Fieri Facias
D issued from the Honorable the District
Court in and for the Parish OF Rap'des,
State OF louisiana, and to me addressed 10
the above entitled and numbered suit,
hive seized and will offer for sale 70 the
last ana highest bidder, on ,. 81.
SATURDAY, the 7th Of SEPTEMBER
y iis'''l 1867, CO.. !. .;,,...ss. :,
between the hours Of IL A. Al. ana Z r
M. at the Court House door, in the Town
Of Alexandra, Parish Of Rspides, State o.
Louisiana, the following described property
of the Defendant, to-wit;
/ Carriage. q
40 Head Horned Cattle.
3 Head If Horses Mules. =; ),
Terms or SALE: CASH-ih Umtec
States Treasury Notes, subject te aPpra'se
I metit' J. II. ANDREWS,
Sheriff.
Aup.i4-tds-Printers Fee $l5 90. Il
~,o-~eee~ >c~>-p,nercccSGG - :, :,
q 4 TTTu FnM UNIVERSITY
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.>GPEGIAL KOTICEi

TIAvING determined TO settle up
my business, / cannot fill any
mote orders without the money accom-.
rio,ies them. ALI arrears to me WIZ
nlease call and settle up at once
n the meantime ! offer goods, nay =
ing still a full and varied stock 81
hand, at REDUCED prices for gASh
ONLY. -. =, Y DOWN.
Alexandria, July II, l667-tf,
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i T0 COTTON PLANTERS.

+ HIVE invented and had patented an
L Improvement Oh the Cotton Press y;
which for simplicity and economy, will
itself to all planters who want
a press. Any ordinary mechanic can make Z
the press in ten days. offer the right lot
sale to individuals or to Parishes. My res
.idence 10 On Bayou Boeuf, ten miles above
Washington, st. Landry, where the press
and model may be seen. on,,I,rs
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Anr 14th. 1857
I.TMRER-PARTNER WASTED!!!

r WILL ENTERTAIN A PROPOSITION
from a business man. with 4 Cash Cap,
;tal Of from Twenty to Fifty Thousand
Dollars, id an active and extensive saw
w ;ii n,,arat;on. CT. LEWIS
Alexandria, La, July "a, l667-3m
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'o'S''s MRS. MULCAHY,
MILLINERY AND LADIES' FASH
- - q, IONABLE STORE,
FRONT STREET. ALEXANDRIA, 4.
Cruikshank \ Hynsen's Old Stand.

rONNETs; Ribbons, Silks, Trimmings,
Is Laccs; Gloves and Ill and every varle:
~ Of Ladies' Furnishing Goods constantly
N ~ hand and received weekly from New
Orleans. Prices, Moderate. alifa
July II, 67-tft1e 20
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FINE FURNITURE.
TyOR SALE sett Of FINE PARL0.
T. FURNITURE. ,,o,,,
feb q. 1851, If DIossAT T. FRENCH.
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sHERIFF'S SAL E..
A. Heyman
VS.. mo. 9lS. .m

F. Fldck. ''.. .'.I -
District Court, Parish of Rapides, State
Of Louisiana.
DY VIRTUE Of q writ Of Fisri Faci-
b as ISSUED from the Honorable tue
District Court In and for the Parish OF
Rauides; State Of Louisiana, and to me
addressed in the above entitled and
numbered suit, I have seized and will
offer for sale TO the last and highest
bidder, on .s.a -
SATURDAY, the 9TH Gay ofSEPTEM-
Der, 1858, ~
hetween the hours Of III A. N. and P.
M. at the Court House door in the
Town Of Alexandria, Parish of Rapides,
State Of Louisiana, the following prop
erty seized as the property Of the De-
PENDANT, to-wit: ia allsso2
/. All the said Defendants right; IT,
tie and interest in and to the improves
ments and buildings upon the lower
side of the Lynch square, consisting o.
q frame store house 70 feet long BY II
feet wide, and a frame stable 40 feet
long by 20 feet wide.
4 2. The unexpired term Of the lease
of the said ground to the Defendant
{ and which expires on the LIST day o
January 1867.
/, 3. All the fixtures, goods and mer
! chandise Of Defendants Grocery Store
|gsqala -AlsO--i,i9 y"i@ if,a
! One Billiard Table, l Dray and Mule
4 Seized in the above suit.
9 TERMS OF ;SALE:--CASH II, y.
) Treasury Notes subject TO appraise
ment. j. r. ANDREWS; q
: ~ . Sheriff.
) Aug. 9TH, 81 tds-P rinter's fees sN Y
!. SHERIFF's SAL E.
ID SUSAN NEAL instr,cs 3: g : 2 y =,
Y, vs.. Parlsn Oh ~ =
II JONATHAN N. RHoRER, pides State
+. Her Husband. Louisiana
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MAGGIELlS PILLS and sAL7E
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Each Box contains twelve Pills.
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and Canada at
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PAI AlSUN q VANfE1tf
Houma, Parish Of Terfebonne. La
WE RESPECTFULLY REFER TO:

WE REbPECIFULI41 H1rHs 1V'
Messrs. j. M. pelton, r. c. Moore, w. A.
shaffer, Window Hatch, A9olphe verret,
c. s. Hunt, Captains J. ]. Shatfer, W. a.
Bisland, Colonel J r. BSsland, Messrs. Dss
Wis s.. BarrOw Terrebonne.
M.ssrs. Thomas p. May, +. Webb d Co,
Octave Hyuel- Johnthe Baptist.
Messrs. r. g. e. Troxler & Co., Chauvin
| Lewis 4 Bonrgere, Sosthene Deneui'
bourg-St. Charles.
Dt. John Z. Pugh--Assumption: m
Msssrs. Scuddy Perkins. John Webp' Il
LCailleuet-
| L.G Compton, Esq.-Rapides.
L RhOdes--St. Mary. 4af
jan l6 1857 ~ Nle
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] Wish such record and such achieve
mryents only to boast of, what more ap-
propriats name could they bare thar
Chat Of ssabelitionists s"-[National In:
telligencer. -.ts, FL. ,aa 81;
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Where now must rest the responsibility
for the saferings Of the thousands of Union
prisoners at Andersonville, Belle Isle ana
Libby? Those prisons were crowded to
excess, and the Confederate authorities dld
not POSSESS the means Of property caring
for the inmates even confessed this
iact, and urged the Government to taxa
these poor fellows to their homes and
friends. Whose the fault that this was not
done--that whileit was known they were
daily dying by the score, the prayed-foi
relief was withheld from August until
Docember2 Does not the very manner, anc
CARRIED statements Of Gen. Buffers defence
oetrsy guilty eohsciencea This chaptteel
must prove the most damning in all hl'
lhglorious career. He cannot hope Tor tn
prayers Of the thousands Of fathers, sons
widows and orphans, whose dearest ail &c
uons we're rayished and destroyedb by thu
solul andcriminal neglect Of the prompting
o. both duty and humanity.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-27

iebr beranoerli6 unb ipettermenoerii9,
iudbrcno 8roiunlop es often unb ebr@
lid einaeitebe, Oab er Elm SnOiunotbins
eeiueien unO OoB er einen getueis Der
8etebrune bntnit eeliefert, baB ct in
Der lebten 2eeisloturperiooe Elm @eteb
bnrdsebra6t babe, ipeldes Giniuanbe@
rern, Die nnr Elm Sabr in Der Union nno
feds Mfonate i'm Staate 9elebt, oas
Stimmredt nerleibt.
Sod mir miiiIen abbreden uno es
Stotes, Der laut ARRANGEMENT NIT Dem
sroBen ,gonierbatiben" Den ganien
Staat bereiit, aberIafen, i'm tpeiter 50
bermeubeln - iuenn ssilberbaupt nod
etuas bon ibn, iibrig seblieben lift.
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Die ungebeure gppuIaritdt bieier .DrgeIn unS ibre
meterbaite @epait Der Zone bat 6ieieIben idnea
ter Sas YubItnm perbreitct, snmal ba baieIbe ibon
dngit fir has amertanibe paus erpir DIT mar. Sci
alleSem lit Der 9oenpreiS elm serimses b6ber, aIz
fur 4eobeons, mdbreno Se4Gut iueit erbabener barr
uberitebt. Eoni56nbeit, ibneue 6ineerberibrung
u. srtung fnb peit eeftuOaer, 70 naB sas NeIObeOn
aberboten wirs uno felt LETTER Set ueranst allies
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Amcrifaniid)r Srgcln.

9s umfast, pom Der i6neHten unS auire9enbiien
Nufif bis sn ben bimmIii9 frommeH 2ldn9en elmer
2irdenzSrgel, alle Zone. nnS bdufs werben sieieI-
ben nod ben 4iauss psn 2elteil, bee mn bic baben
9ussabe maeben f0nneu uns peniser 8aum buben
uorgesogen.
Nun fbreibe fir Circulate, Die udbere einselnbet
ten uns Sreife betimmen.
asenturen perSen 9dnSIern sueeiantt unO beoeu=
tenbe @rosente aebrern II. INSTRUMENTATION bepiGist.
Siberia SIT, @brlrlaIe- asent
5S1 Sroaowab, STEM SOrf.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-27

fcime uoafdnbige biIbIi1e @ei6ibte Der 2eit
SDie bepe, biuisfte uno belebrenhite 6amilieR
2eitfe5rift in her 1Inipr
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"Yreb II, SinleS'
ft6nIih unh n6dhcntlidl.

VtOytteV uWp tUVC9CubltCDJt
Dies 1T has einsse IssaIe 6tatt, nit aasnabme Der
mStaats eit6A&, peIcbes in 3afbuiHe beraass
eeseben pirS. sjd alien bier erf9einenSen 8Idttern
bat es Die ar5ste girtotion Anb III es Sas plieHe
Organ ses Staates. Gs bot cine erose girIuIotisn
i'm Rorben fopobl ala aud i'm siiben uno gei6dftss
Ieute t6nnen tein beieres Anseiaen z1ebum fiilben
9as tdsIicbe BIatt eiahalt Die lesten uno poundns
bigen teleercpbiiben 8eriehte pom poIitiiden uuS
commercieuen unb ausemeinen Heuisfeiten. Die
aofaineniafelten Der 5taot uno umaebuna rpernen
alIsfbrlid beridtes NIB in ieSer Ninlict int Sies
icS Nlattoen eriten9eGua unter ben bseFgen Betans
gen Elm.
Die ereisniHe sss tommensen csabres werbeu non
Sntercfe ein. tleberau III has 2aii6 in Hufresutg
unS bianen 3arsem peroel, bic mittisiteu Sebens
fragen er6rtert unb entihieoen merhe gRir miinidn
Sabrr. bob niis bas Iopate Soit in benz tommenben
@abHampfe NIT allen in ibreit 9rdften ftebenben
,tteln nnteritiRen m5sen. NIB ,tnferem Slate in
chem tleinen Dorie OSer 6Iedeu i'm 6taate gerbrei
tang su seben. Sn 9uiunft, mic has in Der 8ersan
senbe,t seidbebetL wiro oas @Iatt Der ernfite Ser
beieiser Der Sheen ulio Rrisspien unleres sesenpd
tieen gongreiies iein.
iimfer SobsRoom it in ieeer Simfbt poIIIidnbi
eingeridtet unA mir f6nnen an SbneIgieit mn
9iesiebteit nisbt gebpten peroe Yerfonen, peIeb
Truffaben nMS0efiihrt babeu poufn, fSunen i'd
auf ereeiente MuSfibrnn geoebener AuItrdge Al benz
biiigften Rretien ueriafien.
4Ran aereiire
Nsrc6 and &imeS Co.,
No s stertb Cherry 5tres
Reetpims 2enneiIee
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Soerausseber s5pbm Gmbm.
lyiontag, Den q. Mai 1867,
N5nt. g, gruwnlulr,
Gansioat Scr llni0ns=Sartci smr gSic=
6enuabl als @DnDrrncnr.
9ohlt Triilnble

lit Ser bnr6 bic repn6lifamiide GOnDcn=
ttOn aufgtitelltc Ganoibat fir Oas
slmt eincS GOngreR=&eprdicn=
tanteu .6r5 Siinfttn Sen=
ntiiee 9iltrifts.
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&Dlllebet Srgeln llltb
MclD0cOus. Fa''
0enen einftimmis Der erfte Yreis, cine GOIS'ehaiae
,,elIs Den beiten Gabtnet=Orseln"

Oenen enitimmig Der erfte Preis, etne @oo'Wendtue
,,9lls Den beiteu GabiHet=Orgeln
i'm ameritanii6en Snfitate, Rerp gort, ottober
= 1865 snerfanrtwHrse.
MIs bic rortreffItRen In Der gei4affenbet, 5tdrfe
iinb Nannhfaltiefet oes Zones nno IN Der Sabi Der
HufammenfeIlungen auerfdnnt.
9d bic belten sSnitrnnete Don Ainerte1 bort pettz
eiferten, 70 Iie6 oas, peIbes ben Sieg oa ontrn9,
9tdbts ia beeaeu lbrig." Americ1n Art sSoiFilal.
(OernuSaeae6er BON eiHem betannten Beuftfrititef1
sic baben ebenfals ben eriten 4Srets LIBERAL oauon
aetraaeu, no Iie aHsgeiteat purSen. z AZ
DraeIn NIT BeSdlen, Elm, aIuei uno ore Edenretpen,
feds Gr5be a. $3.50 bis $1500. Shne Yehale, nit
einfader ober boppeIter &eibe nj grcber Dannt9al=
tiateit SOS bis $45 Sieie Draeln nit ibtet elatten
pfeifenhhRIi1en GiBehtbnmnd,feit oes Zones, i9os
men SoIoflappen Stdrfe bes GbprS, unibertrettlten
YsSoIen un6 algemeinen Orgeletfeitent fisnen iih
pOrsiaIi9 fir Rtfhen, Sddle, Ddmenlitniter nllo
Sebniea SieSelben iino in 6dber pom tolioen Aails
nutboIs, gef9madpou aeaoertem AallnnB lneaer mne
DriaineIIer Stub unb elegnuteS 8ofenbol3 pom Der
prndbtppliten Seibnana unp Austatting uno Der
beIen Arbeit eingeIegt, od beab6tst wtre bas eoes
rmeute bis berab anf Elm sfenes, tragbqrea Ottap-
JeIoOeln baben bic id6ne 7rentaIanOotappe Obre
GEtras 9ere9nung. I
aHsemefntn sBbpIefale nab Retuitssager, no. 81
finisrs erFugirenSe,t ifnitrirten PreisIien NIT s
feren ueMeten StpIen fi1to iest fertig. Dsan lave @
elm Girtular tomnteu ~
Wslpubet, BfitCn u. 60, Sabritanten,
nrs22 3R 30, Sal grOnbwap, RerD BORT Gitp.
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Saiuts Sro's. AsiauOs
0as 9yiaup ppn Mmerifd.

0te1e EtQUpS IUeIoSU uuYtHtelH UUH SuHptlellNh
8idhtern fur ale gianos, bic nod aemacbt worSeu
finb, gIeib ausrfannt. Wis gmpfeblun9en fnnnen
mir uns allf piee taueno Santz mno 2dnobepobner,
usbit grcBen NnsabIea Der 9obf9ulen, Seminare u.
(. 10. beSieben.
9ieie gianos baben nidbt auein ben bcitdnoisen
@ebraub unb ibwere Yrdris poR einem Sabre aus
aebc lten fonhern fino bic Iesten Is Sabre poas
dnSgftrn 3ufri,oenbeit Serer, pelbe fie 9ebrantrn
benutt woroen.
9ieiebe boben Yre I1S Tehailien erhoten, no
iie uur INNER ausgeiieut mnieei Dus Serlongen
Ra oiefen Sianos 1T 10 groe gepeen. bab Die 0erren
8aines Sros. fidb 9en6tbiat fahen, ibre arbeiten
III benz 8etragc non 81 bis 80 Y!nnes iu6dentlb aus
suoebnen
Stefe baben lest cine Der auaeebebnteiten uno po@
ftdnoigften Sabrifen in ben Ser Stuate, inoem bic
Eabrtt aIein ber ore Siertel zines Aders Sano be-
bedt nno cine ront non 219 s on Der Speiten
Apeiiue entIpidet.
ieeIben iinS eufdlieoen tiaigften Yinnos erter
&Iafe i'm Sanoei 9an ienbe iir illnirirte eirfnare
Saues Bros,
$50, 1858, $50, 1862, 36l, $3.50, 36S, $40, S72,
mas SD 3weite Gbenue, Stem 9ort Gitp
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The Next State Election.
Especial Correspondenc OF the Chicago
! Is ~ 10 Tribune.1 Ue.tkI :.

Aft tlt 1IIOuut.J ? -
bG,INDIANAPoLIs, Ind, August 20. s
Although no election for State Of
fcers takes place in Indiana, until
1862, the question of who shall be our
next Governor is already agitated,
even this early, by the friends of sew
eral gentlemen who aspire to Guber-
material honors 3A
The present Executive, Governor
Baker, is doubtless one of the best Of
ficers that Indiana has ever had His
unusual legal ability, his high Chris
tian character, and his integrity and
economy In the management of public
affairs, have elected the plaudits of
even his political enemies. This3hap-
py combination of genius and virtue,
so rarely found in, a public officer,
should, and1 believe will, be duly APP
preciated by our people when the
nominating convention shall assem-
BILE, and. that he will continue for the
next four years in the place he so
worthily fills, / cannot suffer, myself
to doubt. Governor Baker, however,
is, by nature "a modest and q, rer
firing y man. 10 and Il he will mot
depart from it to- blow hisFown trum-r
pet. He prefers to be- judged by
deeds rather than words. The friends
of Senator Cumbaek, and Congress-
man Washburne are obnsily engaged
in thrusting the names of those gen.
tlemen forward in connection with
the Governorship. Some ones adyo-
eating the claims of these gentlemen
in the .Jo9raal, a few days since.
made quite an onslaught on Governor
Baker, charging that he was not pop
ular with the masses, and adduced .iin5
proof thereof, statement of, the vote
for State officers in. 1864, taken from
the. books of the Secretary of State,
showing that Governor, Baker ran
some three thousand gyotesa rbehiad
heaticket,j This surprised the, Gov
ernOr 8 friends, and REORGANIZATION
it. was found that there was an error
ine the footings upon, the Secretary's
books, the First Congressional Dis
trict having been counted twice, and
the Eleventh having been omitted
altogether The true footings show
that Governor Bakers vote was only
exceeded by that Acast for Governor
Morton. This corrections, which was
seems to- have oeffectuaIly
spiked the guns of. the other Side
and has materially damaged the cause
Of the, opponents of the present Chief
49, - ECo -r-I .rr4.r,-v fAf.o
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is Captain Kid = By and by. these
sounds will be hushed. Aching auric-
ulars will cease to throb and = tired
nature sweet restorer will clasp us
in her blest embrace" But the SER
enaders will come at the hour when
graveyards yawn, and all the sickly
sentimentalisms that can be. extorted
from feline intestines will be blurted
from their big and little fddles : up
on the alarmed air,
oh for a lodge in some vast wilderness,
Some boundless cOntiguity OF shade" g.
Where such unnatural and horrffic sounds
Might never reach me more" % EI
my ear is pained-my. soul is sick II =
With all these hurried and discordant
notes eisfia ~ ~. 80 -. ttf4f5 .
with which the earth IS filled-' II T9ii
Cowper was level headed. s-De9 n9oj
HIf hsi.a MARK TAPLEY. 5lI
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the King of Bavaria have met at
Salzburg. This meeting has been
long looked forward to. Francis Jo-
seph was one of the monarchs who
was confidently expected in. Paris to
grace the Exposition with his presence
and to take his place in; the congress
of kings, 1t was, however, otherwise
decreed. The reyerses which took
piece in Mexico and the fate Of the
unfortunate Macmillan rendered
that visit impossible. In other cir
cumstances, however, and in differ
ent place, the ,sovereigns have met.
Words Of coincidence have been gra
ciously uttered and graciously listen
ed to, and Napoleon and Francis 'Jo-
seph are no doubt now the best of
friends.
ait would be absurd, however, to re.
gard this visit simply as a visit of con-
dolence. Napoleon, at least. has an
other and grander object in view. His
immediate desire unquestiohably is to
secure the alliance of Austria. Worth
less the alliance may be for practical
purposes; but morally the alliance
of Austria will be gain. 1t will not
do for France to have it said Of her
that she cannot find an ally in Eu-
rope.
Europe at the present moment is
in very peculiar circumstances. Prus-,
STA grows stronger, holder, and more
defiant. King William, much to the
annoyance of France. has just pro-
claimed himself chief Of the North
German Confederation. What has
happened in the North it is not i'm
probable may happen in the South.
1t is the ambition of Prussia that it
should; it is the determination of
France that it shall not. A united
Germany is what Prussia aims at; but
a united Germany will be a perpetual
menace to France. The difficulty be-
tween Prussia and France daily be-
comes more serious. What sides the
other Powers willltake it is difficult
as yet to determine At the outset
they may be no more than ANXIOUS
on-lookers. On-lookers, however, lit
will be impossible for them long to
continue. The difficulty, in the mean
time, is between Prussia and France;
but the. struggle, when commenced,
will be for supremacy in Europe |
The struggle may be protracted aud
keen; it may be interrupted and re-
surned at intervals; but in one shape |
or other it will continue until the SUI
premacy is won by some one people.
This will be the first step towards that
of the peoples which will |
gather the nations Of Europe under |
one central authority. Considering
the tremendous power of modern war
appliances, the dream of universal
empire is not SO unreasonable as it |
once was. Napoleon may find it hard
to bend things to his will.
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