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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-10
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-10
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-10-12
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Organization Daraufiebe,1 bae tudtiat
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ul1p baB bieie bur6 9%eet9nete 8eldll0i
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su 1ancelr, unb ipecteQ fir unS 1T Sbir
poS mod i'm Sc lebbu9 ftebenbe @pn1z
tugs nno Gemperens<@ eleb aussuareiz
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1e|ben ben &iidenmarfi9waGen sur Feibi=
gen etnretbun9. @tr fraoen bic beutz
i9en &epublitaner, pb eS ni6t ebrenbafz
ter it, oieien &dtb 3u BEL plaen> u1b nit
utS sprar auf ber betretenen Babn an;rz
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uni ererpartet 1tatt memmenbaft Ypr berle(z
ben Geigau5 gu nebmen
5a!ten mir 5ulamnnen >pie Mdnner 70
trercen pir fte9en pte Manner,
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baben ite erbalten. 8rtdt man urS bas
Wprt, nnn rann bred,en mir ibnen ben
!5al6!
Mber gum 6etnbe iberseber, i'm TIM
S9ub anbctteln> nadbem tptr bte8etpeile
III 5anoen. babe1t pab mir uns 1elbf
l9iben f3nnen> baS tbun> &per mag, mi
tb1lcr5 n}9t. Sp LANCE mir ur1S mod
Dora1 fampfen fInnen laufen mir niGt
na9 b}nten urp ntemol6 gum
Tetnb!
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-10-12
nSarras Der flbne @prineer."

r5olte rer&sent bon $900000z@ bamz
berlain, 5err @orneu, etma 1einem @f0<
ner. p"m bravsn @ba'fe!b, sor3usieben
Iftn 2" fraat Der uNohbar."
Diele Brase oertsbt ni9t Elm Sober.
Dr. ~Nahbot" nil {aeen: Cornell, ber
reputlifanilde @anoieat fir @taatsan<
matt, 1T Ger Naent ces @erren G%bamber>
lain Der 100000 @ilenbobnzB pnn8 bez
figt, uno Dem Cornell bethlehem 1ol> bonn
Staate poS Sab" naflr III bstommen.
sSoute @batf s!o oielsm niGt ppr;utteben
lein?
90, Nadbar, iebt wi6en bic 9eute
BOD, mas Ste fahen- -rppueu, Maruut
tmmer 70 3tmperlta uno bur@ BIZ Blume,
menn Ste auf BE 8pnoS IN lpre9en
fommen?
N~u:rpinos! Wdre Cornell 70 rGsusr",
oenn wurpe ibm lslbf rer tinctihe olte
Gupperbeac @bat7 slp, Ger ~ oar ni6t6
msbr III Ssbror@en ii, ~porsusieben"
le,n. Nber rs is MID an Dem, lagt
Ga 'bfopp.
uno renn b d, Na9bor ME biirfen
sic fid on etaer SteIe Sbrea 8!atte6
err'ei(ten, Der 8e3abluna Der 8onoe beS
Wot au reoen unD an elmer onoern. Dor
Cornell, noem Naenten" fir ctsie Besatz
lung au wotnen ? 6al1en Ste SIRE Qeler
fir Waifdfsr? Wenn Cornell 1T, mas
@is io9en> cann m Il 5ie fir Cor
nsu eeben.
Nbsr Cornell 1T nidt uas Der NaGz
bar laot, uno Gteier weib e6 ; resbalb if
er fir Den alteridwa@en @impsl @5atz
fslp, eem bic 8oneinbaber In Dir Gerer
pietiren f6nneu, mas fe 2uf boben.
~Nu6 palripti6muS unb 2iebe gum
9olf" fit RE 8oncbiQ fimmen, cafur
idrsiben, Die republlfanilhe partst oer':
feBern, neil fe B agegen 1T unp con1
opr Cornell marnen, neil ct 9eb>
lid bafIr if-iolde @pringe brinet
lelbt Der berabmte vGlob ees SrldnperS"
ntdt fertig. uno infer NaGbar bat mobl
etworbene Nnlpride auf ben Tttsl .6ar<
raS per tibne Sprinser."
6eute patriotiia bpnpeIn,
Moroen ontibonoli6 aonteln,
Beire6 aud III eleider 3eit,
6urrje, welde Gc,ttAfett.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-10-12
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Observation-Disclosures" aus uYa<
tt1pt1Smu6 uno &tebe 3um
Golt" olio @ewib aus ebrlt@en
@rInoen 9efimmt.
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t1ent NIT Der Tra9e: Bte fDnnt tbr
Spn ebrltdteit reben, ba tbr bic Minnez
1otazS Observation-Disclosures nidt III liz
rem opuen Nennpertb besablen 1pput?
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tett 1elb1t tann bic StaatSzG ilenbabnz
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Stufe itelen.
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9ierun9 opr9etredt auf biele S9eine, 9ab
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bur9 sur er fen @rp6mo9t!
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wel9e Der Staat ais @aluta fir feline
Gt1 %enbabnbpno5 erbalten.
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bar, bet aus purer uGbrli9feit" bic ST.
aablun9 observation-disclosures perlon3t> UNI
let GbrlidfettSz Nrsument in Sa9en Der
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unpernunft,p te g emetn1bdb b.
be8 remofrafi16en 8onpbez
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gang taube Sb.en bel einem Wanne fin
ben Der olle8 ras ct in 6inaniladen
tbut> Tim Sntere11e Der @oblfabrt &Qer
un0 nt9t III ietnem prtpatportbeil tbut."
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-10-12

. c id,loiie n. cak bic rcpublifaniid,c
Nartei sebilnet mars sur G"rbalt"ng hesGcbcns
Scr Natipu mnn fir BEN Sweet BE, Tctitennns
alcide: Sreibeit fir Nue i'm aanseu 2ann unb
caf, 70 dbrcnr mir als %artei ale Seitrebn,1acn
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scnst fine, faR Sittsn unn 6cbrauebe cincs
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@rubibitin :6eicte peer Geietc sescu Zen Nlui>
mani, unr saH bic Geietsebuns fidb in ipldbe
5ittcn unb @ebrdud,c nidbt einmiid,cu narf,
pbne fie red,tmGfisen Sdbranfen ibrer ~seietse>
benrcn &clpaIt III i~berfebreiten.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-10-12
la9en mirp, mas erri + tbun wtQ. Mus=

t3aas vs. GG1t3;:,:t3 f; 49,: ~~c:tc:
-5eympur> Der @ecei1z @puYerneu,
npn NewzYorti pu> mic SOLUTIONS SGwicz
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11e @toatStifet NIT $4,000 Majprt:
tat m:Sbip 9e1pdblt bic. Majoritdt per
@eisb9ebuns mabri9einli9 bemofraz
til9.
- SEER Mnpy Mill fi6 benz q. 9.
5eralb ;ufpl9e ben Ttnan5mtntter SIC
@ullp9b Spm @ol1e idafen Elm Stem
Yprfer @pni erpatiYer ptrb 1ein Na@fpl9cr
perben.
- 5000 un9eleblt9e pen1pfratil9e
Stimmen III Ybilatelpbta aQetn ab9ez
9ebeu.
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beutt9en Commercial 5ufpl9e bat Gbur<
man. Dem, in so Counties 5000 Sttn1z
meu Majorttdt fir @puver1e1r. 20 Gpunz
ties he mod ntdt bcredtet> werben pieie
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wdblt wirb> >ptrb wobrl&einlt@ ert burd
bic 6fisieue @timmenSablun9 enti4teoen
perpen f5nnen. Die republitanii9e M}az
jpritdt IN Der @eieb9ebun9 1@eint Yerz
loren.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-10-12
RpbImuul1 uub @emer

fertia.u paufdrelner- 4rbetten auer Nrt prp,mpt btatt
unb ~ uir,ebenfeuell5fe lDetie
NeL.lnhae gen atsu seten In Der Wertnatt uuuett BEN
Guienburser 5pf, 81. paul yfinu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-10-12
Sdpttpl Sans,

VdpttDI SanS,
DeutlbeS Sat- unp Boarctn9 : 6aus
&de Der @abaibaw unb neunten @trabe,
opn Sultus Wepl.
Dtefes foeten tn benz neuen gebduee. Dem Capitol &C.
eenlber, errihtete GtabliNeme nt bietct ben ~seebrten Ga
item au6er Der i%reunoltdfen S%eOtenuns i'm Nnscmetne,
Tets.
,,Das Bette Bier rom 3apfen fart unb rein
limb ~fpnn'een Qabetrant. eewdblt unb fetn.
..Gtn Smbtb BON Der %aaerbefen Scrt',
,,stsarrea, famosl @laubt. aeutl$s. metnem
QDprt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-10-12
Wfattbta8 $Dll.
Deutlder.
mmt1ftpn8>6dnbler

Mebl, @etreise uns sriincn 6rucbten. all
Mepfel. Granger, Gitronen e.
90 Baaren merben In Ger Statt tn'S. 6aus, fur!
Qano an Boot pber Gil enbabn e~e!tefert.
aarenlaser Siblep StraBe, Swtl&en 3. StraR'
unb rlntere 2anoung. trw n
g.. paul Mtnn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-10-12
MINNESOTA STAATSZEITUNG
Nepubltfani16eS IiGet.

Cir @puperneur:
@tllt ant st. 81 or14all.
BON &auaieY Counts.
Sir lieutenant @ouperneur
Tbpma8 s.. Mrm trpn9.
BON Slmieb County.
Gcr @taatalefretir:
9enrY 6. Gp9ers.
Don Mpwer Gouuty.
Sir @taatsfdaBme fer:
Gmt1 MlnA
BON yine Counts.
Sir General Mntpalt:
s. 81. 6. Cornell
Don 9ennepin 60.
Sir slei6e5 @e@t, pbne INTERRUPTED ter &ae
uno Station ?
gir bic gonsbiu?
Stein!
Sir Gemperen5?
Not much Mary Ann!
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-12

lamentation Of the widow and the cry
of the orphan goes up from thousands
and multiplied thousands of hamlets
and cottages throughout this broad
land, and the MANNED, the halt and
the blind meet our eyes In all the
thoroughfares and cities In this once
happy country,and even the bosom
of the deep has been Redeemed with
the gore of the slain, and sharks and
sea-dogs have been fed upon the sons
Of weeping mothers and mourning ia
theirs. And, as if to cap the climax
of wickedness and woe, and astonish
Heaven and the earth, and to show
the full measure of denominations of
this mother of harlots, the great head
of a nation falls a victim to the mid
night assassin, thus clothing the heav-
ems with sackcloth, and filling an al
ready grief stricken nation with
sorrow and tears, and with all the
ruin this monster of iniquity has
wrought, and which stares Mr.. Pen
dleton full in the face, he says he
loves her still How strange that
Nh. Pendleton should be so eenamor-
ed with this offspring of the most
terrible freak Of nature; not subject
to its laws, nor the laws of science;
for the last picture. drawn of her by
Mr.. Pendleton himself, which is
enough to melt the heat of a stole,
(much more, a rebel,) is latter TAX
ing" Surely she blights and curses
everything = she touches, and
everything in contact blights
and curses her; and yet
Nh. Pendleton loves her still. But
his special plea that he never en-
broced her. and therefore he should
have an Office under that Government
he and she conspired to destroy, will
not avail him, for the highest judi
cial tribunal known to the Universe,
decided 1900 years ago, that he that
looketh upon a woman to lust after
her, hath already committed adult
cry in his heart" and may the voters
of this Senatorial district render their
verdict in accordance with this high
decision, at the next August election.
1 will spare Mr.. Mckenzie, and only
remark noao, that he is the son of a
noble sire. EHLoCoFoco.
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d yielded it with j skill

and Welded it with . skill
and efficiency that surprised even
his most intimate friends. Hethas
astonished those whothoughtw aggery
and ridicule his chief resource, by a
very creditable display of theological
erudition, and has shown MI. F."a
foeman-worthy of his steeloMof,
rison's Opera Hall has been packed
on every evening of the debate, and
mainly by the same audience that at.
tended the first meeting. Which OF
the disputants has made the better
EAST thus far is a question on which
their auditors are divided according
to their religious views or personal
feeling. Your correspondent does
not court the favor of one side OF the
d~isfavor of the other sufficiently to IN
duce the expression of an opinion.
The encounter will doubtless have the
effect to induce many to re-examine
the grounds Of their religious beliefs
or creeds, but will not produce that
deep spiritual feeling generally preva-
lent when churches are recruited from
the ranks of the impenitent.
Mack TAPLEY. 7
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Bohemian Glass and Silver.
Plated Ware.

Our assortment of Bohemian Glass and
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have the advantage of our senior partner
residing in the city of New York, and at
all times on hand selecting the latest styles
and patterns Of ware.
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more subscribers, to be paid either in En-
cravings when the money is received, or
In money when the drawing is completed.
in BAN and held until the drawing taxes
place. II the enterprise should not be
completed, the money will be refunded to
the purchasers of ~Engravings. The draw
Ing VIII take place
ON THE FOURTH OF JULY NEXT,
Or sooner If the tickets are disposed of, in
which event timely notice will be given.
Write TO us for prospectus giving full par
'ticulars. Agents will be appointed in all
paris o. i ESGRAVYNGs s. EACH,
And a certificate given to each purchaser
of an Engraving, in the Phoenix Hotel
Grand Gift Enterprise,
FREE OF CHARGE.
Remit by drafts, Postofice money orders,
or in sums of one hundred dollars and over
in Greenbacks by express to
0RIGSBY Il ROBINSON,
Phoenix Hotel, Lexington, KY.
LIST OF PREMIUMS,
No. l. Phoenix Hotel and lot, l6O feet front
on Main, by 235 feet deep on Mulberry,
$i50,000;
And SO other valuable premiums, ranging
from 81 500 down to $50 each.
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The Legtslature Authorised - Cestlsuc che
N Peilcy u Prescriptian.
MONTGOMERY, Nov a. 1857
Tho Reconstruction Convention passed n ordinance
abolishng the county or Colbert created the last
sion Of the Legislature.
Ths action taken yesterday with ssfsrsnes 70 judicial
o1ceu rsconsidsred and an amendment adopted %
elect al judicial officers Including Supreme Court Judges
BY the popular vote. All officers executive legislative
sne Judicial are now 70 BE- elected By the people,
An article offered and referred providing that the
next General Assemby shall have authority % alter
s0eud the article elective franchise Of the oonstitu
ton, provided that such alterations amsndmeas shall
not operate 70 remove the disabilities OF any cass dis.
francnsed By said article, and that NO psruon saa -
disqualified BY such alteration amendment who AIDED
the enemies Of the United States in the late rsbsliou
but who has snce asssed u reconstruCtng this Stato
IN accordance with the reconstruction laws Of Cougre
test shows that this article will b. adopted.
Under the next Legislature has authority 70 continue
the policy II prescription s
The Convention received 70 observe Thanksgiving Day
tomorrow 5000 1F
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ENGLAND.

LoSDos, Nov ~, 1851.
In The House Of Commons last night the debate the
Abyssinian var bscams quite animated, and was pro
iongsd % . late hour
dispostion shown in the discuasion To press the
ministry, the ground that they had sent on the MILL
tazy and naval expedition 70 Abyssinna the sole
advice Of General Robert Napier, s commander, with
out waiting to obtain tho sanction q Parliamsnk
But the government made ntisfactoy defence Of 10
action and At the conclusion OF the debate the supply Of
900 required by the Chancellor II the Exohsqusr
TO meet the expenses Of tho war was voted.