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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-11
LATEST SHIP NEVIS.
PORT OF EMBELLISHMENTS TO-

ARRIVED.
Steamship Champion lockwood Charleston WITH Dd'e AND pas "
ssm.tp Saratoga King Richmond and Sc With ad' and pa,
sarhp FIIsconis ShwOoa Portland with md'e and to
F. Ames. .o-,,. - p, -, III, ia, 4,
H. W Meyer wv. gales Jan ard hs'
and thirty hons Of chain has Ofhe ere" badly ''
O Bs3t I.s R. Davis cofPhsdeh, Hand Rio Ianero With
coffee Francisco Msrquc CO. Sailed IN somPan y i2r Fena,,
g., .pSs that . I has bad head WINDS AID eHs Anchored The
BrS Ramirez new 2o5 tur Bernard CALAIS Gays With Lumber to
Bris Hudson Merrill EHrste,hrort Tor Pro7iiesec.
Sh VIA steele (of ChsthaH Buck Kingston Jam u day'Sh
logsOo Small Co. Had rough weather AL tie Pi''s
ssp osc Nichols ern) Brown Mosquito Inei Fa ~ d' to
scar john Shay e vaughn Savannah &c with iante to
SChr Sarah Cu.p Aue, Phaph days with coal IN the gale
Of The 9th inst, lost fonopss and ,,i9P,i, =, p IA h
,s sSIs I bros. main boom sSar
s SS[ A %bIs C. cc S'i5 Great f,s Ha.sE
s ssI soa as f'sr' crsS City for Portland
seht Lsdy wooi i,,,Il ch 1,s. yilsu'A
sShr Pr.d .Sd fmiiy Batter vrsuis.
sclr 81 II Read p..ea. rh.isl,.hs ." ''-B'd'orA
Schr Helen Mar Seteison BALTIMORE
s sesG En-" 4 d H.ss6 1 Msy ' T,ss.
schr. Alice Wines Blake, yfgaA
scsT 5 5a,o ysSs rH o ~ ' fr Boston
sehr. lse q Pae. sAslt. yIraaia, ,.,,,,.,.,,,..
John CaWAlaaff, teelntn. ef HfN Loosen
Schr. MoLetr Weaver Providence ~ BALTIMORE
schr james g. Tar Reeve Fofiune Bay, y. r.
Rrhr Isaac Crste BroHu. provncetesn.
sebr. IArry Howard, Psrfer Providence.
Sebr. Marian G. Jackson. Miner Nclhn, " s.
Sehr. AaG Lyou, BOYD, Sew-lisfrn
l. barnard. Rob- nson, Gardiner
gchr. Dad Curg heiocE khpbshpon Tor Providence
Sehr John SHAY, Vsughu. Savannah
Soop Commerce, Tyler EhIAbehPori Tor Por Jesvrsor
wIND-At sunset, NV.
BELOW.
BARK Isaac R. DaTA
SAILED.
steamship Ellen S. Terry for sesb-ue.
MEMORANDA,
seam,hp Cleopatra hence for Savannah Jan arrived cot W u
hours.
DISASTERS.
The schr Catharne Niror from hsvforf for
ashore Goncester lar bot got %
hold boai Of reeommebdei
that size Ls discharged for TepHrs
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BotroS. Jan. 10-Arrived steamship Nepuue. ke~fofs
FOREIGN PORTS.
HivaEi Jan IArvei steamship Lord Lowell from Ne York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-11
THE NEW NOVELS


HARPER l. BROTHERS, Nsn.York
THE HCGURSOr FAMILY b. SARAH TIrLxs lmO Cloth, 81 80
PLAYING FOR HIGH STAKES By ANS. Tnoxa. $40. P.p.
IS
THE BROTHERS BET; wrHx SIX WHHKs " Eans fiT
CARE CiRLEx sTo., Paper % cent.
M.BEps PROGRESS By tie AusOr Of Margaret, Trouble"
8ro, Paper, 50 cents
THE WATERFALL YElGgB0Rs ny I'd. Aa,Lorof "P.ni hi'
hep $40. Papef 30 sents
CARTOONS YEAR Byn Aathor Of Lost Sir M,.nSS.fG'
sto Paper, IS cent.
STONE EDGE. Tale. $50. Paper. 23 eeptA
cIRcE; o. AoTs LTs % sASrr fys,SHsi'O
White. ero. Pspsr, 20 esa,L
THE TKsASTs OF MALLORY ByLs L.. PAM s'O Paper.
cent.
BIRDS OF PRKY. BIN & B,4don Tlu,s,d'al sro, Paper,
Is cents
THE cURATEs DISCIPLINE By Mrs Ens,t o'o, Paper, 70
csntG
HARPER BROTHERS will send the above WORKS BY mall postage
preDa 80 any part ohs uHlNa sssis receipt sf TIE price
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fAnnourcemeaiLl

Two or three Colds in succession will, with
many constitutions securely establish the seeds Of Consumption in the
system converting what originally simple durable affection
into one generally While ordinary prudence therefore makes 1t
Of every to take Of Cod until got nd o. IN
gen experience fortunately presents remedy in Dr. JAYNEs
FxrRcroRAN thoroughly adapted speedily al Coughs and
Colds equally elective the primary stages Of Conampon
Asthma and Bronchitis Sold by al Druggists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-11
ONWARD!
nOPP,s MALT EXTRACT: ONWARD. ONWARD {!
Onward beverage Of beAlthl
In thee .hin,s the suTest Fountain Of the
soup, and Body's wealth

ITS POPULARITY Is KNOWN TO EVERY BEING is EUROPE
AND TO MANY IN AMERICA IT'S USE Is NOT CONFINED TO
ANY PARTICULAR GLASS; IN EUROPE EMPBRoRS AND KINGS
DRINK 1T AS WELL AS THE PEOPLE THE FIRST HAVE CON
rRRRED UPON MR. JOHANN H0FF NUMEROUS DECORATIONS
AND DIPLOMAS AND THB LATTER HAVE SENT HIM THOU
SANDS OF LETTERS IN WHICH THEY LAUD IN THE HIGHEST
TERMS THE BENEFITS OF THIS TONIC BEVERAGE on THE
STOMACH; AND PHYSICIANS BOTH HERE AND ABROAD
UNITE IN PRONoUSICISG 1T SAFE AND BFFiCAClOUS
REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA, COUGHS COLDS. BRONCHlTlS'
HoARsRSEss &C. AT rIIB DBPoTs IN EUROPE HUNDREDS
oP LETTERS IN OR SEVEN DIFFERENT LANGUAGES ARE
RECEIVED DAILY, WHILE Mr.. LEOPOLD HOFF, No $40
BROADWAY, NETWORK, AFTER HIS IMMENSE SUCCESS IN
THIS CITY AND STATE HAS EXTENDED THE BUSINESS TO
TEIR WEST, WHERE HOFFS MALT BEVERAGE HAS MET
WITH THE MOST uSBouSDED. SUCCESS. is CREATING A
SPECIAL AGENT IN EVERY CITY IN THE UNION AND FINDS
HIS RESOURCES TAXED TO TbBlR UTMOST TO SUPPLY
THE DEMAND FROM PRIVATE CONSUMERS, WHO Use 1T
REGULARLY IN ORDER TO SECURE The CONCESSION IN
PRICE
~ DOZEN. $50
DELIVERED FREE As REQUIRED. FOR sALB AT Tbs
DEPOT AND BY DRUGGISTS AND GR0CERs
AGENCIES WILL BE ESTABLISHED WHERE NONE EXIST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-11
DOMESTIC MARKETS
ny ryLkaKIyH 70 TEE TRIBUNE.

Cslcaeu loFour dull and unchanged Wheat active aid al
y.nceA ale ~ 060 ~ %; No at W o. New
Corn fairy advanced al sales 81 ast dese Old dull al
s6ae1 Oats quiet 81 Rye dull at for No
sto,, Bsrley more 81 85USl 70 for No
Provisions dull; Meas PORK advanced 2Se sale. t20ds1o 20
sr.e Pk and quiet 2o Lard ld2ic for Prime
Oh, steam Egh BG Meats Inactive and nomlnsl
Sjdss 9le Shoulders d7!c loose Green Meats dull Hans otd
lie Dressed IIogs and dcned 0dl5e 81 800 % %
Live Hogs dali declined oal9e sales At Is IIdSs 10 foI
Common 10 Fftra HeGV Cattle steady R6 T3d 81 for good
10 choice Shipping ReeapbVo bb Flour, 900 bush Whsa,
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THE SENSATION

THE SENSATION
TOMORROW.
SUNDAY JAN a. 1903.
viii be the sr insiallnent q ! z SMITHS
EDITH AVELAND,
ALL IN THE WRONG.
10 the
SUNDAY MERCURY.
Amops the many distinguished foreign and Oau
FOREMOST NEWSPAPER OF THE
AGE,
s ss5 n. Ia, Ten W ysar The English q. rOE. o.
s%s are t.% d to sS. ;; and snsd
E. z, o.nyos. re- s ,iSs
republished in this country with immense SUCCESS IN
DEEP TRAGIC INTEREST
E A,sl.pd An IN Sf %,oof It. s author s pSa
a. ouGer the suts Of "wlaOf the North" seems to nave
''''''''' BEFORE GOING TO PRESS
LONDON
CRY obes and each nssmen will appear fe@ days
IN ADVANCE
or the English To the privilege Of prior publication
A LARGE SUM IN GOLD
ia. been paid and the SUNDAY MERCURY. as usual,
FOREsTALLs ALL OTHER NEWSPAPERS
IL before as PS I fsPsf based the
that hs. marked The career Of pqns h -,
1sa,e. s e Sc and hey lose no opportunity spare srDs
LEAD THE WAY
In this &. IL every department Of newspaper literature
THE CIRCULATION
OF the SUNDAY MERCURY exceeds that Of live newspaper
printed continent daily weekly and nearly four times greater
than Sunday papers issued The City Of
Privately the Hole and Corner Sunday sheets may deny
the fact, bat openly they
DARE NOT CHALLENGE IT.
They that the entries in the books Of the pd state,
better than TO rk an ocs
their e editions and the enormous issue oil Inc
SUNDAY MERCURY - $50 49,. -, .,.,
Suned literary public the political public the commercial
public the uyns public and the public large, the GREAT Sun
DAY JOURNAL 10
MASTER OF THE SITUATION;
and despite Of the Lamentations Of the
LAME DUCKS OF THE PRESS,
confines rs upward without rival dispute with
the palm ofspremscy.
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WEST INDIAN MARKETS.

NJ rHn
HAvAs I0SugaTbere have been heavy srva Of ii, ne"
crop In this city, sales far have been light EIchHnge0n the
United States in currency discount London. mann
| mimi ,od,p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-11
HARPER G. BROTHERS
Have just published;

snILEss HISTORY or THE HUGUENoTS THE HUGUH'
EoTs: THEIR SETTLEMENTS CHURCHES AND INDUSTRIES
IN ENGLAND AND IRELAND. By Smusl Smiles Aathor u SELF
Help ke Crown go, Cloth. Beytlei Eigoi, 81 -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-11

From sneak thieves the BURGLAR ALARM
TyIKeBaPs perfect security Families using them should sci iler
he'll Tor The eIpo,ei part Of tie house ounu Cay and for the entire
outside Of the house al dak T. HOLMES, NO Io bIoA1"Ay'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-11

NEW SYSTEM OF VENTILATION, applicable TO
puroe Of health aud peserya.D fresh frat milk &c Has
pamphlet Address Henry A. GorGE No 2' Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-11

Avoid the i'll effects of sudden changes of eli
mate Sold by al Depot
Nos. 2J3, rs, and ~ " ashington-st
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PASSENGERS 1RRLHED.

PROM CHARLESTON Jan. lO-In steamship Chsmpion-J H.
Aver T NJ white j. Flood r. Cahl Albert W Best A. Hui
M.cbe II. Pev h. b. Elge and LADY, H. T. EIirdg NJ
DALEY aud sdy, and IN Storage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-11

THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1s68.-This pop
aud for sale the once IT The Tribune
See Advertisement under Lead Of New Publications.
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STORE SHADEs-PLAIN, GIT, or LETTERED.
SKYLIGHT SHADKS.
sHKLY CURTAINS.
KEIrr's. No. AZ Broadway.
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/. NNIE THOMAS NEW NOVEL.

HARPER BROTHERS, SEvYoEE,
Pubnfl This Pay;
PLAYING FOR HIGH STAKES.
NOVEL.
ANNE THOMAS,
Author Of Denis "o Leigh" "on Guard" Called 20
Account walter Gopg" Played Out" ke eyo paper 2se
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Aiurs.s, Garriaats, &t,

A Il OUR OWN HORSE AUCTION MART,
IN No. il2 EAst Thirteenth st., near Fourth ave
JOHNSTON VAN TASSELL,
Late Miner L Somervillesl
Auction sales Of Horses Carriages wagons Hilen and everything
In the horse line TUESDAY and FRIDAY.
Ms JOHNSTON VAN TASSkL stand the head Of the horse
auction city No ockeybg, double dealing Every
party doing business with rely upon the strict and impartial
Justice Everything the horse line at private sale Wholesale peea
A Il THE CITY AUCTION MART, Broadway
n and Thirty nnhsJ IiEsR. MISUNDERSTANDING sale on
SATURDAY January H. 1863 AZ II o'clock OF Horses Cariags
top and top gsrs' Harness. Robes. lap Blanket. Stab. .sa
weather Phil descriptions 81 s s,eh " al LsS s-as hsDd
u pnysIs Nls
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SILVER MINING.

s25OOD.-TO CAPITALlsTs-Ths viii secue controlling
Interest ri,) 10 q the RICHEST DHyELoPED SILVER
MINES IN California including QUARTZ MILL WOOD LOT &c,
Ne For further Information 'des' call on e undergned from
10 TO NJ sailing Pacific IN few weeks
acon IsaaLred MNCnkSILR y John st. Nes lerl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-11

18th REGIMENT N. G. BAND CONCERT.
I SEVENTH SEASON . 49,
THIRD CONCERT SATURDAY EVENING" Jan H. 1919,
AT THE REGIMEETAL ARM0RY.
TICKETS can be obtained Of
81. A. Mus Store, No 541 Broadway;
PETER J. BOGERT MealIos Hat store. No. 4lG Bro,dwyi 49,
RUsHTOs Druggist no Lii broadway Tuebsyfhhst
BRONER BROS, StstOneu, No 40 BroadwaJi
LOUIS b. RAIDER No. loo Pearlst, and
G.. GRAPDLLA No. ] stsntonst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-11

HARNESS EVIDENCES or CHRISTIANITY. Lectures on the
Evidences Of Nineteenth Century Delivered in the
E.reert Church EsvYot January q TO February a. 1901 On the
Rly Foundation" the Union Theological Seminary by Albert
Barnes Of Eotes the New TstAneH Le RAs Morocco
Cloth, Bsy.led Bdges 81 Is
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! IT.

MRS COMFORTS PARRY STORIES Toll' and P,d" Stories
for Li. Children. by Lucy Randall Comfort With Ehs"'ns'
Square 40, Cloth, 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-11
G.. w. LOCKWOOD,
Nos. % and IL Whitc-st., N. y.
SPIRAL SKIRT CAUTION.

wHyuy recently rurchued from Wefts Bradley Carr
,rl An pos he owner Of certain Patent granted TO SAsusL
lass for improvement In Ladies Hoop hks
iuosu As the sPiEAL ueh SHIRT he made
sRd d are hereby nohed not to purchase or
Spiral except such have With date 81
plainly printed the band 10 blue ink under penalty OF
pr.ufon hr Manufacturers nodhed that rights
O. W. LOCKWOOD,
MOI, aadll Whites EsS-lork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-11

THR LOVERS DICTIONARY A Po,ie,l Treasury Of Lovers
Thoughts Pane Addresses and Desns IndeIed with nearly Ten
thousand Dictionary Of Compliment, and Guide the
Study Tender Science Post eTo Cloth 81 So Gilt Edges
St2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-11

THREE ENGLISH STATESMEN: PYM, CROMWELL AND
PITT. Cours. the Political History Of England by
Smith, Author Of Lectures the Study Of Hsto &c
limo, CLOTH oil so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-11

MACEs FAIRY BOOK. Fairy Tales (coni,s du Peit Gid
,a by Mace Of The Servants u the Stomach" lie
Translated BY Mary L. Booth Translator Of "MAlns History Of
France" "Laboulsyes Fairy Book With EBgrsngs limo.
cloth 81 Isl gilt edges, e. Is
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4 NEW VOLUME by LOUISA MUHLBACHs

-
THE PRESENT KING WILLIAM or PRUSSIA ooN
FERRED THE LARGE GoLDEy MEDAL FOR ART an
LITERATURE UPoN LOUISA MUHLB<cH. AND wRor1
HER Il FLATTERIH0 LETTER. IN WHICH HE TOLL
HER THAT THE SKILL WITH WHICH SIZE HAD nj
PIcrED THE EVESTs AND LEADING ACTORS OF oSA
or TIE MOST MoagYToUs PERIODS IN PRUSsrAN
HISTORY, IN HER LOUISA OF PRUSSIA" AND "HZ.
poLEoy AND BLUcHER," RICHLY ENTITLED HER 70
IN HONOR NOT HITHERTO CONFERRED ON IYr
OTHER GERMAN AUTHORIZES
d. APPLETON & Co.,
nos A43 AND AS BROADWAY. ny.
PUBLISH THIS DAY
NAPOLEON AND BLUCHER,
AN HISTORICAL ROMANCE.
BY LOUISA MUHLBACH.
TRANSLATED BY FRANCIS JORDAN
ONE VOLUME. srO., ILLUSTRATED. PAPER COVERS. slnt
CLOTH. g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-11
rTHE NEW VOLUME BEGINS JAN. 4, 1868.

IL No. l24 Fulton and No. 20 Nassanst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-11

AGNES sTRICKLAEDs QUEENS OF ENGLAND. LrvRs OF
THE QUEENS OF ENGLAND. PROM THE NORMAN CONQUEST
b, Agne. Strickland Author Lives Of the Queens Of seotAnd
Abridged by the Author Revived and edited by Caroline O. Parker
Large l2mo CLOTH Iiol.n With the btutents Hs.orst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-12
MISCELLANEOUS.

TT OUTWARD, FROM PARIS, NO. s2s CANAL
I'll. street, Broadway Large assortment OF Human
Hair Switches Invisible Wigs for ladies and gentlemen
Manufacturer VI all kinds Of Human Hair Ornaments.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-12
SALES AT Auction.

UcTIoN. PERSONS NOT ABLE TO ATTEND
auctions can be supplied and BY the week or month
for Carpets, Ohcoths Furniture Bcing &c. At KENDALL
AC0S Old stand 2 2O7 s0s I'll Hudson street. corner
ofCana. w
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-12

THE MILLS HOUSE, 375 FOURTH AVENUE, CORNER
Of Twenty seventh street, opposite the New Haven
Harlem Railroad dePots formerly known as the New Haven
Hotel having been thoroughly renovated and reted
open to the travelling public Ladies' Genenen's
Restaurant the hrst and second hoors with
lodging In the stories Parties
by the above roads WIN find tie Mills House
en stopping place. Rooms suite or single At moderate
rates JAMES MILLS, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-12

A FIRST RATE HOTEL KEEPER, WHO CAN TAKE
n Is or 20 families with him 10 desirable house. adapted
TO both and winter 20 miles from New York and
cessble Is times day. fare by communication 3 cents per
trip hear of great opportunity by nquirng of EST
FIELD, 81 Mercer street. New York, MARCUS SPRING,
Englewood, Perth Amboy N. j.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-02-29
Oafpta 3auS,
rpn
Mpplpb Setter.

Me>p.1t1ru, minnefoto.
~ Das 6osel Ia s%plRdnbts neu uns elegant etase-
,t@ie. n , b1etet Rttienpsn isee seauemli&tett:
HS- Sur ben Musipaan f"b ssraumiae Staaunseu
rpsbanbeR.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-02-29
QIn @hmtnbfHbttQe.

Der unttr,eidnete, naabtm Ct Sabrelane an t1nem
s.ftis.n eunssnatsl uno isner tarat.r!'9.n a%ran,bstt.
bur5 Elm einiades Iittel Der @eiunebeit pteber ~ssseten
-uns ia In aOl { ~tesierte feinen Nltsleteenbtn has Mtt'
tel feinsr Wieeertertenune mttiu.teileH.
Ma Nle. pte Is plnihen. wtre e etne Aei@rttt bes
sebraudten Rteeptss (fpaenfret) suftneen neta anwet-
}unsen fur 3uberettunsen anb Vebrauh %eehe!ben. mel'
Siitbma Sronditis. Suiten: Grfdltunaen uas
a1s sails unp eunsenubel tnben wsrben. Der etnbtss
Awed efs Mnattsers tn Sensune bes @eeerteS TT eer.
srfdp vnindstaI halt, su psrbr.ten; unr Ct beft. bat
liner Qe,psnps ,en Setlrtttel seriuhen merle. ba e. tbu
nihrS fpttt unp R1 ais Se8en eruetien mag. Mle BIT
Sas Reeert fret ausef6tts wunf6en. upueu oefdat8h
assssiarea: - e. ~ .p..
Utntaustuset Ttuss 9pr N.a Sprt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-02-29
Dte 5rGuereS
1DM

Martin 8rug9emann,
plea anti trage ct. paul, Dlinn.,
bat Fets fir iesen Bebarf einen suten Dorrat
oes frdfti9asn 2agerbtsrS erasr Aualita
IN 5hnn. 3Os IL fla
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-02-29
Der @erlu6, im@pnnecticutzT luHe

XIV SVI|uWI
2aGie gu 3ieben> 1T 9ealiidt. Son ben
befru6teten Gtern, bic man untpeit @bar<
lesfcwn, g, Su, tmTlu0e auSaelebt bat]
baten fid ntdt weni9er alS 80 prp;ent
TT 9elu1oe Salmen pertpanpelt. Wan
beabfi@tist fe 10 lan9e su 3ieben, bis fe
oteSee auflu9m werpen, mas, SumTribz
1abr bieles eSabres> mod Elm Sabr bauern
miro. SIM @pdtiabr 1869 weroen bic
2d6ie na@ ibrer 8rutitdtte surldfebren
uno rirften Bis babtn per. @tid 81 Biz
10 pfunb unp in niGt iebr ferner ;3eit
pa8 Dpppelte unp @ierfa6e wieaen.
(Su @t.)
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p%rpoucirt ft6 ae9enrdrtia Elm @ymnaf
BET 16 in Der 2uft Don einemSrape: nod
benz ancern i9win9t fld jerp6 nt6t nit
ben 9ancert 1pnoern NIT Ben 3dbz
an Dem @eile beS GrapeseS, tas er
9erace erfai1en mill, fethdlt; AUDI bdlt
er it@ supeilen nit ben Tlben at etnem
cer Srapese fef. 70 bab 1ein &ppf abmdt6
9ert6tet it, uno Seriest pernittelit her
&raft 1etner 5anpmu6feln rret Mdnner,
bic ct pom 8pcen aufbebt> mebrere '@ez
funcen lang in cine i9aatelnpe Berez
9u119.
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Bpl ton einen on9el ebenen &aufmam NIT
benz re9ten Sbr an rieIbiire pe5 @auleS
BIS Or. @annett in Dem ii9 cine S9ule
fit jun9e Damien befnret, %Rit9ena9elt;
BET &aufnann yer tano iid nidt pasu,
cine Grfldrun9 barber obsuSeben, Don
mem unb aus weldem 0runce er feitAez
na9elt morpen er 1T etn b]eryorrasenres
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uno Der &orf fall bat pe5bolb bpppelt oroz
bes Mufieben erre9t.
- Das uGho cu Sur" erSdblt etne
1s!t(ame.absr n. + G'e{@ hte Bon elmer
3tsBs bic einsn Molf esfanasn rabm.
Sn rem Dotfe Stcfsn bel Sr|pn per>
iudte ndmlth in poriesr WcGebet ndttz
l'her Weile Elm Wolfpis ih!ebt perpabrte
EbIr be8 3icaenfaues ~ erb1eden'
Die Snwobnsrin i'm bSd}ten Gdreden
riff Den YRod, On Den fe %onoebunren
mar, lps unp ~retiri!te 1i6 aaf csh 6uttsr
trp9. Ole nan Der MSrrer in Den StaQ
etnoraae, lprong @s iiber i'm binpea ,ur
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-02-29

Uitesarb maroin
nspprtiyt auD o~erfanfim Groeen, ioUteint GIet.
usn voveeaan, Dlas uHb aQe tnbas SAD
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-05
Secretary Stanton.

To keep full record of the lies that are
circulated in regard to Secretary Stanton
would be difficult undertaking. There is
a Johnson mill at Washington, which grinds
them out to order, and thence they are sent
flying over the country. The President is
mad: his Cabinet Ministers are mad his
supporters are mad, and great many peo-
pie who profess not to be his supporters are
mad, because General Grant did not hold
the War Office, make direct contest with
Congress, and thus do for the President
what the President is very careful not to
undertake. Failing in this the Presidents
friends are bitter on Grant, and, Of course,
they are also furiously bitter on Stanton
They are very anxious to have the latter
resign. Decency, they say, should prompt
him to resign. And in order to make this
point appear strong they reported that
Generals Grant and Sherman advised him
to resign. The latter report, we have high
authority for saying, is not true. 1t is OF
a piece with the falsehood that Stanton i'm
mediately upon taking the Office, had drawn
pay for the time he was out.
Now, it is safe 10 say that every man OF
sense knows that Mr. Stanton, if he con-
suited his own feelings, would resign, and
that be retains the Office only because it is
important for the interests Of the country
that he should remain.-Cin Gazette.