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North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-11-17

'My competitor" exclaimed political
orator, "has told you of the service he has
rendered his country in the late war. Let
me tell you that |, too, acted an humble
part in that memorable contest. When
the tocsin of war summoned the loyal
masses to rally to the defense of the ma
tional flag, I, fellow-c citizens, animated by
that patriotic spirit which CLOVIS in every
American bosom, hired substitute, and
the bones of that man now lie bleaching
on the banks Of the Rappahannock."
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-11-17

On the 18th inst. the stage line for
the winter season will open between
Lansing and McGregor and the Bates
Brothers will convey the mail by land
They will stock the road with good
horses and will give personal attention
to the details of the route. Parties
passing over this line may rest assured
Of finding everything as it should be-
Lansing Mirror.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-11-17

Hon. ROBERT j. WALKER, one of
the leading lawyers, fnanciers and states
men of this country, died at Washing
ton this morning. He was at one time
United States Senator from Mississippi,
Secretary of the Treasury in President
Folks Cabinet, and was appointed Gov
ernor of Kansas Territory by President
Buchanan. Mr.. Walker was native OF
Pennsylvania, and was sixty-eight years
of age. He removed to the South when
a young man, and became a leading
Southern free trade Democrat, and a
prominent and influential member Of his
party. He exerted great influence in
the Administrations of Presidents Jack
son, Van Buren,, Polk and Buchanan
When the rebellion broke out he
promptly and boldly proclaimed himself
against secession, and stood true and
faithful to the Union. He is one of the
last of that old school of able American
statesmen to which Clay and Webster
belonged.-Chicago Journal, Nov. II
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-11-17

A wealthy gentleman who owns a
country scat nearly lost his wife, who
fell into river which flows through his
estate. He announced the narrow escape
to his friends, expecting their congratu-
lations. One of thcm-an old bachelor
wrote as follows: II always told you
that river was too shallow"
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-11-17

Mr.. Mason, Of Virginia, the associate
hero Of the Trent affair, is not aristocratic
in his appearance and manners. He
drives daily to Alexandria in an old
market wagon, behind wretched> looking
cab, and dresses in style not different
from other farmers of the neighborhood.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-11-17

A Canadian paper reports that since
Prince Alfred landed at Halifax, he ha,
received and replied to 159 addresses, los
public dinners, and 80 balls danced with
$40 partners, received LOO bouquets
shaken $4,000 hands, shot $50 head Of
game, given SO presents, travelled 4,5O(
miles, been elected an Indian chief, and
has heard 1900, 900 "God bless him."
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-11-17

The Cheyenne Argus apologies for
an error printed in that sheet respecting
the "Worrell Sisters" The types re-
presented them as "displaying their lit
tie nakedness, when they should have
said, displaying their Lalla Rookhed-
ness"
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-11-17

Nineteen students of the Wesleyan
University, at Mount Pleasant, have pc
.titioned for the removal of a colored student
from their class.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-11-17

Henry Philpotts, the late Bishop of
Exeter, once wrote ten-cent pamphlet,
which is said to have brought him one
hundred and fifty thousand dollars in four
months.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-11-17

Tobacco is raised in every State and
Territory of the Union except Dakota
More than half the crop of the whole
country is raised in Virginia and Ken
lucky.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-11-17

Muscatine has debt of $4,000 on
account of the Mississippi and Missouri
River railroad (now merged in the Rock
Island
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-11-17

The New York nobs sport canes with
cushioned heads covered with velvet or
plush.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-11-17
OoNJUGAL LOVE,

AMDfRHHAPYfxEssoY True MARRIAGE.
Essay for Young Mem ,On the Errors Abusesan6
Diseases which destroy the Manly Powers andcreate
tMpedfmenfsto Marriage. with sure meansof relief.
9sntin sealed letter envelopes free OF charge Ad-
) ersss, DE-. ]. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Howard Associ-
ooo0h ,pnllsdeIphia ,Ps.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-11-17
FOR SAEE.

FOR SALE. 80.
81 offer for sale my farm OF 200 acres, stnatsd On
Big Turkey River, and miles from GuttenberR Ciay-
ton county, Iowa. One hundred acres of this lnr &
Turkey River bottom. The whole farm Is supelios
a STOCK TA236I
Germ and Hay can be grown in almost Unlimited
quantities. Plenty OF Timber on the farm. splfo-
did bridge has recently been built Turkey
River this farm and the line Of the Turkey VALLEY
Railroad runs directly past. and must have depot
here. also offer for sale quantity Of
Chester White Hogs and Dur.
ham Cattle.
will give time to suit the purchaser Fer further
information, apply to tho subscriber the premises
p. OSTERDOCK.
Gutenberg, August 25th, 1869 672
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1869-01-20

ole asaFthgef n9seelsts lpaoehS = aaae g
seil1 ptss asle ea eaii'liat @ Oes'geonaos' !: @
apen resPeis are paIn @ peroeH Dlt sHsl spa
Laa9e 5staa9satliIsl IN osn eeYsnsn0S 7atss 81
o!at'sra sn lslsn 2ss0ntlss9 ml Ps.aV
osetete aSlaeea aspef !ell'e RtspOsalgs
@egsss1ng etgoeesa g 4 UsaUsas ' ..,., '' 4,i5F 81
:sss - y 1'tD Y, eaV guy gshug "'sAlss :,
Uss lelgeA @sagsN sosaaps 49,.
Ss.ps SeAle lp'slea 7ot'aOsssg y ss.ss
yen set oegsDshgs'tFn' 'naD "lelasn .g't'' wv
ttegtste eoe'le, 'oaP 'Oa1 tte aae9. tsgsna
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1869-01-20
@eueraI Carl gd,,,r3 i j !.

- y tS<1spSsasst ~ SSzS~ SOS -
aiOie gelterlt erfOEgte Gruab bes
Sen. earT gduts gum ger.i ct. Gee
ltatOt fur 0ihuuri if. Elm ebehfs mid !.
tiees1 ais ,erfreuIides @reisnib 9llno
faun niAt berfeHeua auf fdunttIide
Dsutfbe bier sn 2anseA eiHeni iernsael
tbfaenben unD beEebenben @inSrrtf gu
MAIDEN. Sod iute BAT, Elm seborener
Oeutider einen gib in, genate Der
Ser. Gtaaten eineenouimen nno Die
Ebatfade, baB es iest eiaesa unferer
2anbsIente seIunsen if, burih feitte,
anertannten gorsiiee aIs Mann iluo
ais 9satriet biele eeeutsnoe GteHune
su errineen, 1T bteueitbt Der sf6Derfte
etpb,. peI@en Ods fremoenbafenoe.
Clement in biefem 2anoe ieniaIs erIit.
ten bat, aii1aaI mir nit DnIler elder
belt baranf sabIsu f0puene bab S6us5
ben linn dbertrageneu Soften gum Bee.
fen bes gsolfss lnb an feiner eisenen
Gbre ausfiiIIen ipirc. = ''-.'..'..., -
Dieie 8abI Iiefert uns aber aud
einen nensn 8epeis hafir, oab man
in Msnerifd iid tdelid inebr bon ber
auBeror6eatIi6en 8idtisfeit Oes oents
i9en @Iementrs fiir bas 2ano iibers
aeugt nnS anauerfennen anfanst, BOP
man elmer ioI6en 8ebOIfsruug 9ere3t
uerben u1uB, iuenn man ibre Snmpas
THEN eeipinnen piII. Ser Staat @lifs
Ionri bat in ben Iesten sebn Sabren
borsngsipeiie Ourd oentfde Ginpans
beruns seuonnen unO bic Sunoe, bab
elm Oentf1er aus oielena Gtaate au Der
b6@Fen Steue seIanst Il, ipsIde Elm
auswarts Geborener Der Gonititutior
gu 0oIse iiberbaupt befIeieen barfpiro
tpeitere EaufenOs mad Rifouri Io6ea,
ro man eineH 10 sIdu5enben 8epeis
Der gI5tuns fur bic benti6e 8eb0lfe> :
rung an ben Sag seleet bat. ii
8on Sen. .g6ur3 fino mir nber3eust,
baser in sieser StslIune benz oeutfGen
S1ameu Gbre briugea unb niestaIs aufs
b0rsn ipirb, elm trsuer @ertreter Oes
9soIfes, ein iinerf6rsdener Sertbeiois
ger a5t repubIifanif6er Bninaipie,t 81
u
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1869-01-20
8 q ID iln 9 ton, 19. San.

Senat. Sie Mntnort hes 8rSfs
benten besaglib Der Mn1nsitie, 8rotlas ;
nation tuurbe Berleien, nobel Gen.
Nerrp Iein Be6auera haraber ausipra9,
SaB Der 8rafoent feine Mnfflarune
ge6e iber bas &e9t 6es oberlten Gres
cutibbeamten, eine alI9emeine &mneitie
su eepabren. ar
Iluf Nntrae bes Sen. Gunner iuurs
be oas gonliIe fur Muspartiges Der
tpeiteren Grpdsuag Der 8raf6enteAs =
6otiaaft in Be3us auf ausmartige Ans
aeIeeenbeiten entboben. gluA beans
tragic Derielbe, cine llnteriuhune iibet
Die Mbf6t9n frenleer &esterun9en ans
;ufteuen, oerei Snititutionen bier 81
2an6e einsuflbrer.
Cen. Eba1er bradte cine 8efolution
elm, ipeI@e beftima,t, baB feinem 8lrs
ger iiber 21 Sabr alt bas Gtinimre6i
entsoeen perben bari, auBer ipeger
@erbreden. Nuf ben Slid 9ele9t.
Saus. 6epr. YbeIps fhIug bor
ben Minorttatsn bas @e@t Der 8epra'
ientatiOn gu seipabren. Bnrbe ber'
morfen.
Sic gia bes 9teSr. GlbIeD, 81,
neuoraaniiirten Serritorien frei boz
BabI 8etriisereien ;u erbalten, ,tuuro
ansenOmmsn nit 81 sesen Sc Stini'
men. -. ss.s Is st
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1869-01-20
Die asable,. Il, Spn na,l,,ie,,. n,l
3 a7nIJ iisgsaq q!5s5l q sg-
Ba1biustO Is. San,
! .gaaa GpaareB. : q 81 .

.9snat. Gen. Sberman beridtet
lber cine 6inan3bjlI J peIde beltimmt,
bas iabrli63 $40, 600, 900 bon ben
Ginfubr301en anr BesahIung Der 2as
tionall9nI6 iberpanst iDersen lolen,
Sebe Gunllae bon $50 un6 6rlber
fann in 10-4Oer 8on6s conpertirt
peroen aeeen 5, pr, ST. Sinfen. Ser
S@abfetretar miro auteriErt,. gletsn
bon $40 uno bariiber ausauoeben,
tueIde nit @oI6 berintereffirt per6en.
Die sfatienalbaHfen erbalten Dos Neht
berainslide Bombs, bic 9egsn Sob
ein3uI6fen fiitO, rnter gelpi6rn Be
i@ranfnngen su eHittircn.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1869-01-20

unb Srbnune iuieber in uniren Gtaate
OaueraO bersadtsasu, nidt serfebIenI
Sn Nofbbi4e batten mir nit Nnss
nabme Oes Samstases, an ipeI5em
cine unsetu0bnIi6 srObe anaabI bIuti>
ger Sbaten sa per3eidnen ipar, uase.
forte 6ube. Qei9er bort man nod
immertpdbrenO Die itereOtDp seDOrbene
alase .aber fdIedte GefAafte unb mir
bOffen aafri9ti5s, Oab Oie 3eit baIO
tOn,men moge, 100 OiefeIbe berfum,nt
hnb t6efe Ia9trreu aobeserbrbnn9en
SlRTsh .,,o Att ~ S3s-S SAd sitd tlfssi
fttre piigeUYt' plige''Yt' Eshiil.ass 6s5 s9liiaB
: 8oriibereeLeao erluabnen mir bier
nod bes, siaIIea sSeutidsn5 unierel
staSt, 10 an9ensbnea gsfubes unfes
res berebrtsn 2anbsnannes, Nu9nF
1ini6. 9aberes Ooriiber ia sen goS
faIipalteu uHierer 8eitaug,-=ilf lf19 il
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1869-01-20
Ofe @faatsnttlis.

Z - 80 ~
Dle N9'ssalaE AMIe9 S1aa1ss ea'
l1@ sael@, ME pOfanedule0en MAJ. ~
oer en- ensrsq9en UeapFe9e. eall0lOllen,
esn zen. 0OaOe'asar ma S'uDstnlaH9 yet
ull1SeA ! uno 9st'asaas Oss Nt'sSeths
fanoss " lo1gsn seeaatleet no ee e'ei
eelssaolea oaFaaoe !. ssIO1OssI, 81 Oss
70 eoa"aonssa. ~ i'e9' ~ poIen, gap
o'ele 9 :. e'aoesulung . :. 9 l mug. Y s.1sM rOs
pen NaPlIaDe A eslo.gsa 9aOsil lOa'
oern oaP es Oes elneM NsglHsAle o'e's
pen mose, pls penn les1 aa9 tssae
GrePers Ansgeeaag 5.s.a.' 0eaOFg''gL 'O D.tO.
Segsn O's Ds1ag.s1 e 0sr sslssAgsn.
Sronnag SEE gen O.''sIeH emp, lsesa
.Hes gap h'eAl4 plpe ss0tO9't io''Vt1H a''s9
iDtrsla9 ssDanoslt i0'rO ano D'tO 'pnen
~ etnagsn UaAeh Ole ueesrssasa1s
s'ngspFa9., pap 'Dr aTe'osH 'a1 an'
aaqfgAs9eE Ssrsass perIolg' aAs aa
ofn srNpssn peg 0e'painealen A'is
Oarnperd'S eel.1aIl % D.rD 70 y. DogI ar'
sunspmen pap lle . l''r Dsllsr .1les Faosu'
DetOsh W. ganppsI Isei'plA'g aaIiu'
aeesa HAO Osnsts 2Dsgs ssaaAlgaeen'
Oas ,sa'lse, salls game ! el1aI a''1 'Sntra.
pung a1I Osn Seaa1 .. aeaaellee nile l''at
snolsq 81 es =. V.aaOeH .'a = ssIsstst s 'uer' e
ofn. pap u DIos uauDss nIo piOrOOrsrt
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1869-01-20
GnrDpdifebe SIaebric6ten,
ROr6bentI@Ianb.

- HE III OU. 0e8% SH VET 1gUu9t
bonn 25. anf ben 26. DECEMBER itarb
bier in traAriaer 8eife = man fano
ihn Worgens in .ieinem 8immer ere
b6n9t - Der portugieiil9e @eianbte
graf 8aiba. Ser @raf bate feline
8sriebung bon STARTS mad sEerIin, bic
aus parIamentarii6en Ruffidten, .tuie
es beibt, aneeorbnet mar fduer eni<
pfunSen. Sier Iebte er iebr 3urufge>
soeen uno fab auber oem ruiff6en
Geiaubten un6 benz frana0fifGen 8ot.
fhafter fait 3iemanben. @it9Iie0 Der
erten &ontmer in 2iiiobon, bate &C
gum 26. Seaenlber ei1en urIailb ers
beten, Der inn berweieert murbe.
@eine NaeIan9oIie bate ti6 oahurd
nod geiteigert. llebrieens ioa Graf
8aipa aud ben. 86rfenipieIe ereeben
uno foHen feline 8erm6gensnerbaltnii1e
iebr 3erriittet seneien fein. Sie Bee
er6ignna bat borgeitern frib Statt ges
| funben. Der bon Yaris eingetreftene
SoBn bes Grafe1l, iouie Der portugies
iif6e Gei6dftstrdger feIsteu aIs 2eies
| tragenoe.
Der Gintritt bes Diirtember9ii9en
Sbrenfolgers IN bas preuBifde @aroe<
corps, 6efen oberiter 8efebIsbaber
betanntli9 BET 9rina Muenft BON gBiirs
tember9 ilt, fann als cine Ebntinbe
beftdtigt tuerbeu. Wan erbIi6t barin
cine 8ir9f6aft bafiir, ba6 bic Be-
aiebungen 3tpiidjer. Miirternberg tnc
8ren6en fiA anf 0as freunoliGfte ses
ftaItet baben, luie oas aud Die ian9ite
&eoe bes 9errn b. Sarnbiiler an nsr
Sag selest 6at. ...'.,.....'. -.
Sm Sote uno IN boberen 0sfel'
| f6aftstretfeit bat bic gfn9ribt grcBt
9beiInabme gefunOen, eab artt a. b
Wtts. bic Satin oeS Generate 5rbrn
lb. Wfoltfe (@bef oee groBeH @eaeral'
/ fabes) geftorbea 1T. Die berltorben'
i Baroniu b. Nioltfe, cine itattIiAe Gr.
| f4einnng, ote lllau itets an Der Geit
ibres @enlnbls fab, bat fiAl Die Sooes'
frnntheit ourh eine lei9te Gtt1itunl
bel einem SpaSieSrist gehoIt. %
HI = 1.4.
Bremen, %. Dea. Sn Slus,
| fiihrlna Der am ~. 9Sob. erlaffene
| nenen oefun0EeitsppliaeiIid1en aSor,
!. fdrifteu tiir bic GhiffsSeforSeruuo bo
/ aIusivanSerern idlreibt elm GrIak Be
A gln,tg WrenlerIaben bor, 6aS 81 Riib
l.rer bon nanbererfdiffen fpateifen
swoIf @tunOen Dor Ser beabiidtiote
%hfnhrt oOer. foIIs 6iefe bar s Ilh
gforaens @aft Fu0en loIIe. pierun6
! ahot,sis @funber borher eirIen Der q,
!, | iiinfertnd,nna Der N9fTaotere beaHf
|, fraotsn Reiben Nerafe mn nm ib;eSe fdritt
n a erfud,sm Eobsm 9srrs- u
'iIa@ni al feoeia gsiffs Don BON bs9s 9'issa ssit y
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1869-01-20
IS afbinaton 20. San

9euai. @ine Betition um Sc
udbrun9 bes Srauentiminre@ts sine
an Oas Sultis Gotnite.
Gen. A8iIfon bradte eine Bill Elm,
melde cine 0eouftiolii bes Ser. ct.
Rilitdts uno Die abi1affsing Der Ba.
raben am 9a6batb alerouet uno an
bas MliIitar>@ @omite Derpieien ipurbe,
/ 5aus. &epr. Sdend braate cine
Bin elm, lpeIbe bic &hfredterbaltunf
bes NationaIcre6its besipedt uno ers
Hart, oab Die Ser. Staaten lid, feierIid
perpai@tet bdben Die Bones in NiiinsI
aussuaabIen. @n bas Gonite fiil
Mfittel un6 Be9e.
Sie bonn Nepr. Sarnsnort5 boree,
fdIaaene 8elGrantun9 oes Bribile
gums, Yeftia1en 81 fraAfirerl, iponad
fanftig iebes 8oFfiid NIT Der eigen'
bdnoi9en anfidrift ees Grantirenoer
berieben fein ntub, iuuroe ansenousmen
Xertdauna. a1i - if'
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1869-01-20
8afbiaston, 90. San.

Ser Hrdfbent BAT 6em Senat Die
Gruennung bon EeliT q. @eebe gum
9lnipdlt fur ben 6fli@en Oifritt bon
EennefIee unO bic Wenerdle Budanan
unh Gillem Su Bsiaabtets in ber tegus
larea Mrrnee an Stelle bon @oufleau
uno Scooter borgel@Iagen. IS ~
Oas Gomiite fur ansipdrtise An9es
Ieaenbeiten in, ipie man bort, iiidt ges
neiat, au @nniten oes alabama sBers
traass an Den Geuat ju beritbten, iudbs :
ren6 man aunilunit, baB f6 baiIefbe
fur Qlnnabme 0es glatilrdlifationsuer.
TRACES ansipre@eH tDirb.
Sas @iaatsoepartetneft bat cine
tsIearapbifhe Oepefae bon btin Ser,
Gt. Geidnoten in GnAlanb erbnIten,
ipeIi,e inelSet, Oo6 Oas 8erbnt, 6eu aus
ben Ser. Gtaateu nod england IN i'm :
tburtirtf, aafoeboben 1T.
EgDie MruseesBia, iuelthe Sen. @iIs
! ion einaebrabt bat be3iueft, Sbsrmar
,um General Der 0lrinee an @teHl
Grants su erbtfsn unb Die Generall
@herioan, EbDnias iinb Mleube III @e.
neral sislentenaMls az ernenner.
mGr. NilIev, bef Nl6fbef 6es Nbo
f5eEers WFiabt in Wfe@ @se0cr, Soipn
$Anrbe IN 8rairlt bR Chen berhaftel
B &efannte iidy f4nIbia iinb tftIari
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Jabr9pn0 3
glaenten Der ssna lgaaatsssitaag.

gEkssE4 z 3s-S tEtss SittSS =
8ie foIaeaSen 5erre,t finS autcrifirtr MtDnnentef
nra Mnsetgen fir bic TenHeIiee GtaatseestRRgr 81
il aftmeIf, UelSsr bafiit e;nsuSe6en ub III unferen
Rsmensu quittiref 'lS5e3 sieRiS-] hs4iltska
8, N, gGIelrr. 2naggias Esnps aasfiis 81
.Ssnrp Son, Rempbis. Gsnn, uE sid nlgt.
o. Grdrs, gabucob, &D. - ,.,,is,,3s{7.,,, =
5acrb GtIsIe, gssrp MItang NIB ssSefietfon Inc
Salb. Ga5 ga na5 9Cf ~ l5eiiAtss@ti4. !!
8. GR. Rfaser,; 40 asaia gtrasei eissa'haH'
screu, sbbltin, edttbrsts, Dbio.:'. a.s' 'lGsA
M,iaufs sosbnef.l gIsSeIaaS sBia { q ,all.!
@. Raufbenberg. GAatanOesa, Tsaus II. iaf
g. y: eaffgsr, Ssitoa Sa. aisTotbS sAt
b G.IIbss IT,, aofuIsgsent. ls9 9azIaIf*a
senrp. sIlbes fra aetegres rGeIpotteaF. III
SEQ. Sfenffein pom 9 eIpqrtspiae FetisHset 4seni
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Die 9nPItr s&inEubrbid Ieaf ap[ ies
bee Bfuno irlpertirtes teihes Rispfer
in GTaea 3 Gents @teaern, anf iebee
RfunA In etpStnli6es Gorin nn6 alif
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1869-01-20
Bafbiuston, 1s. San, i.
Sine repubIifaniibe OeIssatiOa aus

Sine repubIifanilde Delegation aus
@liiFllippi bate beute cine lluterges :
onng NIT Sen. Grant, UNI, ibn in
&enntnib su feken, 0ab fie Aie SaIais
flung hes Staates unter Der GonItitus :
tion, iiber ueIde boriees Sdbr d6ass
Itinlnt ipuroe, begebrten. Ser @ene /,
raj erpieosrte, ,oab basg econifrnttions.
Soniite bereits oiiniiig bara6er heri1s
set babe unb oab CT bofTe, Die polite
ihen MnaeItgen6eiten 6er Gnhhuaten
iuir0en fobaIb ais m68IiA ODER bed
BEL 8eoiuB ieiner Slbminiiirdtions aes
|rsget neroen. .a,rsSso
Sen. grant BAT cine Ginlaouna bel
Gtaot Baltimore 5n eiitetn Befatb,
bafeIb(t angenonnfieiis gr lperbe al
Donnertao unb 6reitae bort In De.
imdften bee 9taboAn ltutetrihts.
| 6anbs anipslsn6 fein.
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sc { It 6iff 9e peil6tll
gaa6ridten aus @afbingtoII. )
! a1 Die, sSspia,,er. .rs !
aabeI= DeaeSdben.
:, u 4n.sssSis1 80 r5i5s6Elsi ,s fassfi
~ fsnnse.ta In GBriet6 cniassD
y asaF5Sai assft,tl,,, 4,
! Die gtmasltse Wreltesratien

Delegation bon Miiiiifippi BEL Sen
aR lf!l @ralif. ~ 5gf
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1869-01-20
Spanien.

+ Vlm 20. OeS. 1T in Mabun, ben
6auptplab Der SnieI Ninorea, bic erft'
protsifantifdbe 8irde er0ffntt tporoen
Die Municipalitdt bon Barcelona bat
aus freiem Mntrieb an bic. proteitanti.
f&en 8eippbner Der Stabt Die &uffor'
berung 0erjhtst, bab fe um bic GrIaub'
nib eineontyien, cine Stride ibres eiee'
heu @lapbeusbefenntuiiIes eriinoen 81
0hrfen. Gle proteltantilde Gemeino'
bon Barcelona lit aientlidD betrddtIi@
ts ipobuen bort isbr bieIe GnsIdnoeI
phO auBerben eipa TOO DeutlAe.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1869-01-20
GrORbritannien. /.

y SIN .0lteube bon Qonoon berrf6t
febt pe9en Der orpbeu 9tasuatisn in
Ben @ejbelpebereieu, seni S6iffsbau
Hn6 ben 3uderfeoereien Elm iebr
ifdnerer Notbitan6. M
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| gAbbeittf9Iaila, v. !. 7. Il ,

Die baifif4e Sesieruhs bat in sis
nem baIbotfSielIen Mrtitel ibrg Be-
frie0iaang aber bic BON Serrrt bon
Garu6iihfef, eenl irIrteribergii1en
NIinifter 6es NnstudrtigeH; bel @eles
deabeit Der Gbteboebnfte ab9egebene
Grtiarnn9 aas9efprc1er. Sc miro
in oein glrtiEel benierft, baB bigie Mete
6as quite Gihpernebtileii eriDeifr, tosls J
des stuif6eH gDiirteiaberg iiio Naiern
brfebe, foipie OaB tsue beioen Staas
| ten bereit feielI, in etn 0feniib> lino
lDefenIiD : BiinOnib 81 trsten. Der
8oIIDereinsbettrag lei cine ndtiDnaIe
NFidt eetvefen, aber es Iiege fein
glnEab Dor, bab man iDeitet nnf Dem
/ bon ienem 8ertrage er0fneten 2Hene
/ Fptll@reite MnO es babe aud Nreuben
lteiHerIei Berlude gema@t unb teiners
lei gEunf1 Detrnlbet, oae Die iafers
lnaticnaI feftgsheIten @@tdnlen lber.
IfMftlten iuiirSen. SUI gale Dee Qlus 4
IbruMe ejnee 6rieges NIT BEN NInsIdni
nur6e baeggen ShboeutlaIanp on be-
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Ssm Blaubu1 al 6pIge -fino Die
PBe3it6uneen Der fran56ffMen 9fes
eitratAg aH oen Ser. Gtaaten bsr
Observation-Disclosures s0iTts Be5iisli9
StnIiens laat ballelbe, eah ale &ers
eiubarunasn fir 8dnnung Der Staht
Rom ithI9ef9lagen feien.
lls Der #fdliSent bef probiIoril1en9les
Iaiernng bon Rreta III ma d ben Ser.
Staatsn abeeieaelt,. nm eine &nteibe
aufsubrinaeIt uHo @anaerIdiffe au5lle
ltaafen, 0ainit nod elm Neriu@ aur8es
lfteinng &reta's bon tiirfifder Serrs
ll4aft ms Msrs eiett peroeu iann.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-03-09
Thirty Centuries Old.

The oldest relic of humanity ex-
tent is the skeleton of the earliest
Pharaoh, in its original burial robes,
and wonderfully perfect considering
its age, which was deposited eighteen
or twenty months ago in the British
Museum. and is justly considered the
most valuable of its archaeological
treasures. Tue lid Of the coffin
which contained the royal mummy
was inscribed with the name Of it's
occupant, Pharaoh Mykerimus, who
succeeded the heir Of the builder of
the great pyramid, about ten centu.,
ries before Christ. Only think Of i'll!
The monarch whose crumbling bones
and leathery integuments are now
exciting the wonder of numerous "a,
zers in London reigned in Egypt be-
fore Solomon was born, and about
eleven centuries or 50 after Misraim,
the grandson Of old Father Noah
and the first Of the Pharaohs. had
been gathered to his fathers Why,
the lide-mark of the deluge could
scarcely lave been obllterated, or the
gopher wood knee timbers of the
ark have rotted on Mount Ararat,
wher this man of the early world
lived, moved and had his being His
flesh and blood were contemporary
with the progenitors Of the great pa
triarch His bones and shriveled
skin are temporary with the nine
teenth century, and the date of the
Cruciixion is only about midway
between his era and ours.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-03-09
Doolittle on Chase.

In the last public speech of any &C
count Mr.. Doolittle is likely to make
in the Senate of the United States,
be contributed the following item OF
political history:
81 believe that if the Supreme
Court had held, in the case Of Nc
Cardle, on the habeds corpus which
brought it before them, that your
military reconstruction law was un-
McCardle would have
been discharged from imprisonment
and arrest, and that decision would
have been sustained by all the de-
partments of the Government. There
would have been complaint about it
IN Congress undoubtedly, but if the
court had decided the case it's deer
sion would have been acquiesced in.
| believe another thing, and | may as
we'll speak ms mind freely about it,
| believe that if Chief Justice Chase
had not hesitated to deliver the op.
inion which the court were ready to
pronounce, as ell the world UNDER
stands-if he had joined in that OPP
inion, as | have no doubt he would
he would have been nominated at
the city of New York last summer
for President; and another thing !
believe-he would have been elected
Just as certain as be is living man
But he failed to make the decision
he hesitated he let Congress steal
his jurisdiction away. 1t was TOO
Late