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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-28
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-28

LOUISVILLE, February 27.-Port
Tst-Rob't Moore. from Cincinnati
Is Nashville; s J. Hale Cincinnati
River rising. 9 feet inches in ca
nal, feet S inches on the falls
Weather cloudy and very windy.
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VIcKsBURG, Feb. 26.-Boats up
Mary Mcdonald and Marietta. Down,
Republic
River falling. Weather warm and
raining
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rOIFELDER 81 SEEMANN'S
u Dancinu Academy

DuIIOHFtH FAO1NOta8yg
AT MARLETT HALL.
We beg leave to iRform our friends and
the public generally that we have just
opened q new Course of Dancing at greatly
reduced rates. ,,,,
Parents desirous of having their children
educated in the Terpsicnorean Art Woulo
do well to entrust the same 70 our care.
While We snare no efforts in teaching, we
pay especial attention to the Soou De
sFiOr of all scholars.
Satisfactory references can De gwen
Prices are as follows:
Tor Gentlemen who have al
ready taken one course with
.-...-- pSA OOAAA &c
For Gentlemen not COMPETENT
to dance ,,, s. per course
For ladies per course
For ChiIdren ..................S2 per course
1J- Masquerade Suits on hand and MADE
to order at reasonable rates.
HOLFELDER & SEEMANNs
ia2l d3ml Mariett Hall. cor. Main q Elfth
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NEW FI1GM.

B. F. TRIBLE W. W. WILKINSON.
B. TRIBLE q Co.,
Successors to VIM. HUnnelO
Manufacturers of Doors, Sash, Blinds,
Frames, &C. Also, dealers in Pine ana
Poplar Flooring, misunderstanding Snln,
kinds in our l1ne made TO order.
Factory and Yard, Corner Of Vat
nat and Fifth Streets,
Evansville, Indiana.
81 Orders from abroad promptly offended
n Ite22 d6m
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EARLY ROSE POTATO.
WYE OFFER this truly excellent pota-
w to at the low price of So per barrel
or bushel; also.
RAHSDELLS NORWAY OATS
at 81 per busheI. Our stock cf
FIELD. GARDEN and FLOWER SEEDS
Is now completed, priced catalogues OF
which We will send on application, Al
dress B. ii. STAIR & CO.,
Cleveland Seed Store,
4ae-d1r, Cleveland, Ohio.
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"a BAGs, OF EVERY GRADE AND
VARIETY.
stly prime.......a. ........t pounds for 81 90
j common..................5p pounds for 81 90
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-28

BARRELS PURE SWEET AND
e barrels Boiled, by the barrel or
le gallon, at 70 MAIN STREET.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-28

Teasg Teas!
<AAnn WORTH OF EVER Y
5OOO kind and quality, from
=. per pound to 81 co for best GunpOwder,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-28

New Bacon Hams.
g-5 5UGAR-CURED, AND VERY NICE;
also, New Breakfast Bacon, Dried Beef,
l-t Beef Tongues, at the
#aI4 NEW YORK GROCERY.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-28

RucEkWheaa Flour.
BARRELS CHOICE WISC0N'
SIN. wholesale and retail, by
HARSONS, SCOVILLE q MOFFETT.
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Mr. summer.

We Doubt IL aIr. Sumner on reviewing his Do
sifiOn finds il exactly satisfactory. Usually
when he has taken step in advance of his
parry II has been TO plant himself upon some
broad principle, where he was quite sure to BE-
followed SOONER or later. But he can expect no
considerable following on the narrow little
plank 81 opposition TO the acquisition of San
Domingo. AID he must expect TO encounter
very general censure for his willingness to dis
rupt the republican party on this petty issue ct
the San Domingo business, the more especially
az he was the jealous advocate of the purchase
OF frozen Alaska Mr.. Sumner IS thus placed
m the Illogical position OF sidin. in paying mil
lions in gold tor the purchase of an out of the
way iceberg in "Noya Zembla or the Lord
Knows where, }" and opposing with passionate vio-
fence the acquisition OF a valuable fertile island
sfterGing Us a foothold in the q ulf, necessary
for the protection of our national interests
Mr.. Sumner will find, we take il, that not even
hls name and abilities will enable him to give
dignity to his inconsistent raid upon a measure
OF Administrative policy proposing to extend
the national domain in a manner gratifying To
the pride and self-re-pect of the American
PEOPLE.
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rN ABssL UTE sArYUAED.

IIvalit-. iT.k ~ fU0W 70 health and spirits ~
CHI, RE IysDo p-is O. suffering from tho terrible
rsLsu>ti1n which follows the attacks of acute
disease. TIE testimony Of Thousands Who have
LstH ta!-ci a. BY a miracle from a similar state
- pr siTat~u by Hcs etter's Stomach Bitters. is
a sure guarantee that by the same means yOs 100
AZ lie stIer -theutd aud restored. But to those
ho stand in peril Of epidemics: to all who, By
reason ci CNpC-UTp. privatiOns, and uncODsenial
imste unhealthy pursuits, may at any mo-
T.sUt he stricken down. this paragraph is most
rE7'trV'G-'y and ,r1p6aftcaNg addressed. YOu
no are thus situated prefcred an absolute
.sf@gUsTd against the danger that mensces you
Tore and resulste the sys EN- with this harmless
r.ccioinal siimulant and Alternative, and you will
be ioTeaTned against the alsdies whose seeds float
around you in the air unseen. Ho.tetter's stomach
Bitters are lot only standard Tonic aud Altera
tive throughout the United States, but they are
accredited BY the certificates of the most distin
guisht citizens Of the Union, TO the people of all
other lands. In Canada, Australia and the West
liz dies, they are gradually taking place II all other
rtomacf les whether native or foreign, AMI surely
a. truth IL progressive and demonstration over
throws doubt they will eventually superce 10 every
other Invig rant and Restorstives now employed in
medicinal practlCe, de 10
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DonbIc sheet 10 MORROW.

Dar advertising stToas should not overlook
tie act that TIE STAE All be issued in the
form Cf a double sheet tO-mOrrOE with an unu-
suaiIy Isrge amount Of literary and other inter
c-t.rg reading matter, original stories, sketches
IcetIy. home reading. &c. in addition TO all the
n-Vs- We have thus not only increased space
TT their favors, bot. on account of the extra
Iusr'ii o. reading N after, W insure them also
largely augmented circulation, both in the
city and through the mails.
sS-Adyertise ment. should be sent in before l.
n-rrgrl-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-23
HOLIDAY GOODS.
CHRISTMAS Injuries
AND
Fine Family Groceries.

Having guIsh,sss he stock a1tS.s. and good
fIske we respectfully call the attention OF the pub
!icul.rly our CHRISTMAS LUXURIEs, consist
ing Of
Choice Malaga GRAPES,
London LAYER BAISlss,
LAYER RAislNsin Who'll; hall and quarter bxs..
LEGHoRH 6ITR6N snd zANTEE StKkAsfs,
ALMONDS, fES sTIInS BIZ: sHEthkS sLsoNRs,
LlSH WALNUTS.
Gordon Dilworth's celebrated fRISERNES.
FRENCH FRUIT in glass.
- Prunes: Peates, AprlcOts, Marsbelles, Peaches
TnE i, marahelles also great variety Of German
JelIie- q ali kinds Canton Preserved Gingsr, Al
more 5 MinCc Meat Ill glass and wood.
CAhNkD GOODS.
shriyer White Heath Peaches, Do Yellow IA eatL
;tsT n,S "insloS Corn isrmoath sugar Cora Pm
dimes in haif and quarter boxes, Cross 4 Black
wills Pickles. Lea Perrins' Worcestershire
Ptas, Freer 4 Co s Crackers, Mackenzie Albert
Biscuit, heebier Cakes and Crackers.
Old Liberian Cofee. Grery fine,l Old Government
Java, Cey Ion Java ana Rio Coffee; and roasted
CHOCOLATES, BROMA.&
Legerls Chocolate Paste. (deig htful beverage,
French Chocolate, (sEect,l Bakers best Chocolate
Bakers best Broms. Bakers best Cocoa, Baker :
TEAS
Our Teas have been selected with great care and
PARTIES can rely their being OF the finest quality
SUGARS.
Mollers Cut, Crushed, Powdered, Grauulsted and
Coffee Sugar.
SNEUPS AND MOLASSES
soiSsS New Orleans fine auaig'
BUTTEB. CHEESE, &c.
r, Best Goshen Butter, Edam Cheese, Choice Factor
George jenkins Maryland Sugar cured Ham,
SMOKED BEEF
No. MaCkerel, in barrels ana kits
Tongues and Sounds
weigh best Family and all other grades ST Flour
New York Buckwheat
BRANDIES, WHISTLES, wISEsSc
0tard, Dupay Co Brandy.
Pure Scotch Whiskey
Old Jam aica Rum.
Holland Gin.
Superior Old Pale Sherry Wine.
California Wires
Old Baker Whiskey.
Old Nectar
Youngere Scoth Ale.
Hibherts Bass -
Hitberts Brown Stout.
Pure APPLE Cider.
MErZGER 4 BYLES,
All tn street, next TO Odd Fellows Hall.
N. 7. METZGFR. W H. BYIES
formerly with Browning 4 Middleton
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AND HARMLESS AS WATER.
The following letters speak for themselves:

The fUIIONlIg Ittttrs Speak for hemseIyes:
WAsHI Nc ToN, N Ovembsr 4th $50,
Ny. Arthur Martens Pear Sir After a very
tn rsrsh and impartial trial of your CrJ stall Dis
c"yeTy tor month feel con pc led TO acknowtrjge
its very great superiority over any other article
now ID use Tor the purpose eesigned-the speedy
toTal1B OF the color and growth of the nair I'D no
one usins II according TO iii, ectons can fail l AN
convinced to attain this much desired resul u per
ief ton The simplicity Of the preparati q and ts
entire cleanliness affords a opportunity TO the
vast numbers utterly Disguised with the poisonous
nosfrums in use Having large number of nv
personal acquaintance who use your preparation
with equal success. cordially recommend Crystsl
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p. DOYLE, 10I 1 street, N. ".


WASHINGTON. II. O.. July 25tA, 1870
ny. A7fhr- NafianS-Desr Fir: IL affords me pleas
ure To say that have used your Crystal Discovery
with perfect success. Having tried many others. /
md yours superi 10 any 1 have heretofore used,
and cannot too highly recommend it a rapid pro
moter Of the growth Of the hair and BY fe az oil
Cations restoring il to its original color Ii is per
iecty clean and free from any Objectionable matter
VERY respectfully. yours, K w SII,yUY
h street, between 4th And 5rh w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-23

- The Crispin strikers finally compelled Nh.
htrt, 0i PsT& Row, shoe manufacturer To
~ I'tnd OPERATIONS in New York, and dtsInis,
IlOytd We teI day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-23

Having sold our stock a I'd fixtures, &c, to Messrs
MRIZGER q BYLES, we cheerfully recommenG
them TO customers, friends, and the public Rap
orally. idel6 dtJalI BURR 4 FISKE
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ST.. NICHOLAS HorEI, Nsw YoRk. Ang. 81. $50.

ct " z HVIA> HUTFL, NEW 1ORk. Aug. 81, $50.
nv. I'fhHr NnttdHS-My Dear Sir: I he bot. ie of
your Crystal Discovery for the HAIR which 1
bought IN your city some time since has given entire
satisfaction 1t has given to nv hair its original
color to perfection which dark brown in about
e,sht GAYS also notice that young hair pears on
the crown of my head. where am partially BALI /
predict its entr. success. Inclcsed find i've dollars
i1r hah coZtn bottles Tor some '.my friends.
VERY truly yours, A.W. FuLLER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-23

TEE WEEKLY STAR tor thts week contains
Interesting details OF the war in Europe: the pro
eeedings in Congress, inc'uding the Schurz
and Drake debate, and the San Domingo s,ray-
&c IN the Senate, with Nr. Sumner personal
explanation about his differences with P-e,i-
- Mt Grant, the burning OF Center MarkeranI
subsequent proceedings OF the Market Conna
sy and the dealers; Wa-hing ton CITY Improve
neEtS in ls'0; tbs WeIcsme to Congress, and
~rt eches by PresIient Grant. Speaker Blaine
and MAYOR Emery; the charge OF bigamy
H2alDst Hon. Z. O. Bower; two fine little Poems:
MI Las story" from the Orsrirad V,s.6ey,
and cap tai story in the Jane Eyre sty,,
entitled Kenneth. all the Local News: IN
la'est Geographic News from all parts OF tn,
weird, Political News from all quarters: Wash
lngtOn News and Gossip; Editorials on current
toPics, Agriculture! articles; valuable Hone
hold Receipts; Monetary and Commercial new.
&C. ''
sigance; single copies live cents, neatly enyel
OPed tor mailing.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES. ETO.

II 7 Err AND EGGs'
- - - BCfrER AND EGGsts
WtNf ENA . r. md RETAIL
Fr th ROLL BIZ TIER. o. the rali 25 T. Is ,'fs
" l'sl' >sl- 10y tEf package, lees
Egg- .It Dried TUit a low a can Re he4 N this
oity a. the Butter aud Egg Depot.
t"-l-r Il - gtlI street
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EsTsBLIsHED 1888.
VIM oRME 81 SON.

INSfsBLlsHED1 1888.
VIM ORNIE 81 SON
FAMILY GBoCERlEs. Trss, WINES, LII
QUoks. EENCH AND ENGLISH PICKLES.
SAUCES aud otner Foreign tmp5rsatian-
No ie,3 pr az Tern le.h aad llIs streets.
r. = 49, ~ a'N =, s.1N tiis luot q b. Muam
EfaniL '.-otaTt. parry & % Pinot, Cas-
BuuIdan y hi-Ay l,'1.
wInEs.-CiaIet, sherr., Aadira, Port. cali.or.
GINS. ECMs. Sc.-Gip, Holland and Domestic.
bGia +. sii.aica and domestic: Younger Al. HID.
ie G. K Rrow f stcqt; FUR Apgle Cider.
49, ~ :. . :. I'm, so,,sa' ana Amoricanl are
tTr stock e flavoring Extracts are new aud q
ruse " wcnld respec fns cal atten,ion ~ Sar
-i"'s 81 hieky. 10 yeas old. GeIa2w
HEHoLD. BEHOLD
CHEAPEST GROCERIES, ~ TOW.
BEST EsMJLr fLoUE.---. 9? and 81 . Per :. LbI
BEST hLAtk TEAS e 80 nn al i ne, \,
i.PEkIh,;; TEA,..,5 cents, 81, ; I, g aud slS
s%LpSf sTEEr cent: +e.''n
Ior'Te Iiro. BEsT LxSTk R. Raj a,as' az 49,. N.
BEsT NEW sEEDLESs .-.i!e esr,s
PRIME MN ClrRON ~. Sc ner n,
'HOICE NEw UUREANrs--....-. % ner Ia
lU lsIss boxes BEST LAfER BAL
80 !. boxes BEsT LAYkK RAIsTNs. =" r'r box
~ !. boxes BisT T1YER R1TsIss. > per box
new IL % per box
BEsT kOi l. BUTTER...-....... % psr In
large supply # all kip6s Of NUTs
W dr.ns q first quality OF FIGS g and SOC perIs
RReMN sCGaRS.--......-...ll u. aud i2s,c i,-r IN
BEST MINoE MpAT............... IL cents
And give rs csll
BRAYsnro. sia IL, fs, =. . aye,,.
between 81 and .1s streets, north side.
Goods delivered free az charge. deI5-la.
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Is FOR sale in arou, localities by the following Drug
gist-:-. ard Welsh, 18th street and Penna ave,
and Eth and G. streets; 4. Calvert ford, llO5 Pa
ave.Ue: CETi-tiari Bros 9Th AID streets N. w :;
t. = aeon, "A and streets, Island; j. u q ID IN
nell. 5th street Navy Yard; q W. CropIey. no
Bridsr street Ge"rgetow and at III. Depot ID and
trial nr2a tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-23
A New Flight of Cauard.

The Cabinet reconstruction canarders bava
had lively sensation story afOat to-day TO the
eject that Secretary Boutwell, is so far compIi-
Gated IN the San Domingo matter by his friend
ship :Or MIR. Sumner that be will be compelled
TO leave the Cabinet. 4 morning cOtemporary
SAYS in this coDnec tion
- IL il certain IN az MIR. Sumner was 30 anxi,us
to consult with him that he sought his presence
Yesterday morning before Office hours and not
outstanding the fatigue which he must have
telt ID Consequence OF the all night session, re-
maine "a closeted with HIM for more than a hour
Subsequently, Mr.. Sumner having left tha sec
Rotary, TIE latter addressed a note to the Prasj-
dent, the purpOrt Of which is not known but /,
vas Answered promptly, and was folio we'd bv
o;her~, and hnally by visit BY the Secretary
o. q President IN person.
''TEese are all the facts vet made puhIie Int
IN the present excited condition OF affairs here
they are EOre than sufficient 20 form the base
Of a thousand rumOrs, some of which have beer
exaggerated into positive assertion that Mr.
Boutwell, has resigned. and that the Presids,.
has accepted his resignation"
We learn from entirely reliable authority-
1T. That Secretary Boutwell, did not see Mr..
Sumner at all yesterday.
u. That no notes whatever passed between
Secretary Boutwell, and the President yester-
Lay.
q That the whole story is without fOuuda
ton a. va the previous csnard about the res
i-Hst!on Of Secretary Boutwell, on account OF
tieasrt ement with the President on the revenue
enc -tiOn, and the appointment of Plea-onton.
We may add our belief that the friendship of
Secretary Boutw ell for Mr. Sumner does not by
Suy means lead him to indorse the course OF
Mr.. Sumner On the San Domingo question.
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A NV BOX FOB THE HOLIDAYS
$50 VOLUMES IN ONE.

T. h2 pniSa ,,x1r,,r,.
=. ornrr 9Th aDI II s.r,at.
THE AMERICAN EAGLE s. CIG AZ
We lovers OF the we'd, step in
Smoking No longer Is a sin.
Spite what old fOgy doctor, say,
CnrsinG the weed has H. a its day
The doctors rowsdayS declare
smoking does not our health impair
Then step in. gentl. men. and try
My new Cigar-a full supply
Their flavor 8 good, and Cheap Tia cir pri,--
" hand them 10 You in trice.
ChFtSfDiBS as COm,Hs. are they,
To make YOU mcrrF, night and day
Fer the size make and quality DEFY the city q,
equal this FIVE CENT CIGAR
TIE ONLY IGAR FACTORY
de232tr CORNEB 1TH AND II ST,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-23

ALEXANDRA, Va, September 10th, 1870.
my ArffW Nntf1HS-Sir: l have great pleasure
IN fe-tfyiog to the excellence of your Crystal Dis
cOvery Tor tie Hair. N back hair is remark ably
long az thick and become prcmaturely grey this
being hereditary In eight days it resumed its nat
uIsl color, chestnut brown, cOlOri ,ry air. I
III our preparation for Its purity, pleasant oor
and freedom from all mineral aud poisonous suit
stances, as well as its other excellencies. / will
rec nInend II to my a uaintancPs.
Nery respccIfully, MISS L..
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=. WARRINGTON, AUGUST Eth $50.
NJ. ArfhBy Nannns-Dear Sir: do not besit,.e
to say that your Cry ts Discovery deserves to So
percede All other preparations 81 flaming to restore
the gro With and color of the hair. 1 have used il
week now, and my hair has already resumed it's nat
ural shade, and has ceased falling almost entirely
L cheeTfuliy recommend il. Respectfully,
MRS ANNIE MOURAlN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-23

II : dead sure that there is no such thing as
uHsiioyed happiness in this world. Here with
TIE blessed holiday season comes that black
lsek George Francis Train. lie arrived at New
NOI. fIom LIVERPOOL on Wednes,laY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-23

MErZGER 4 BYLES.
All 9TH street, next to Odd Fellows Hall
N. T. METZGFR. W II. BYLES
tFOrmerly with Browning L Middleton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-23

hOWN EAeT.-Ail in search OF the Quain. curi
~ ous, and rare, may he sgreeabls su rprssd BY
extending their walk. and dropping in at l3I Pa
avenue, between LIST and I'd sts. east At the rankin
fub. 20. dcs2-t
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GREAT EXCITEMENT.

NEW BOOkS-fictsry OF the Nanquished. b.
l the author OF the Gotta Family. Miriam an
other poems hy Whittier. tsrInina Cecilia. .
HnT p"ntinei F.voI;tS- iTsg K"nsric" v4.i'
Poems. by feyorite American poets. Little Puss
WlIi ", ty MR.. Stowe Loe. Ia the Fog. Sink o,
SWIM. The Percy's, by Mrs Prentiss. author az
Stepping HeaveD~srd Lutte Falooner. $50
prize book. Misunderstood, by Florence Mont
gomery. A tull stock # Illustrated Books, Poetic
stan ,iard BoCk Juvenile Toy Books. Cams ami
Building Blocks, Chromos, Writing Desks, Dre.sinl
Cases, Work Boxes, &c, &c. for Holiday Gifts
WILLIAM BALLANTYNE.
del9 400 1th street. Intelligencer Building.
CHOICE GOODS FOB THE HOLIDAYS.
All the novelties of the season in MILLINERY
and FANCY GOODS Just selected by me in New
York. Call early and ,xaInins my stock OF VISIT
ING, DECEPTION BUNNETS and HATS. Grea
reduction in prices. MRS. A. CASTOR,
dei2tde25 1928 street.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-09-10
Qeuticblanb nnb 6ranfreicb.

Mp@ frb feline swei Monate GER
FpGerL 1eitoem &aiier Napoleon III.
9eeer Wreuben ben &rie9 erfldrt bat>
unb beute befnbet ii@ ber 9errl9er
Tranfref@s alS &rie9ssefansener in
be1 @dnpen be6 Sie9ers. Dieie1batz
fade bilbet fit f9 Ipsp &bianitt elmer
tpelt9el9i9tli9en Gppde. 8ie e5 10
eefpmmen, leben mir pberFddli6 aus
Ter unerb5rt raid entwidelten &eibeaz
fol9e Der Grei9nine- pberFd9lt9> IA
een &pir, BENIN Der eisentlide 0runo
lieet ptel ttefer.
MlS Napplepn am Is. Sult nit iei
nera rtesserflarune,oieW elt iberraidte,
bieB es, Granfreid 1ei baour@ 9crei;t
tpprben, baB Elm Yrin3 aus lcer
6arfenfamilie 5pben3puern auf ben
Gbrpr 6pantens berufen pproen lei
unb Der 8Snis DON preuben babel bic
5anb int Spiele babe, neil Ct fd
&peiBerte fir bic 3utunft an Grantrei@
b%erubi9enbe 3uii9eruneen gu 9eten, :.
J. bic G%rtldrune, baB niemals etnprin3
spnn preibiidm &6nissbauie Zen
Gbrpn @panienS beiteisen wirce. Sn
bieier Gproerun9 beS fran3Ifi9en SAT-
IerS mar be7en 8eflr@tun9 serblQt,
es n159e.. preuben, >penn bur@ einen
feinerprin3en auf Dem ipantl9enGbrp
Sertreten> Elm 9efdbrli9er Nadbcr
Granfret9s neroen. DaS war bic
nd@ite @eranla6un9 gum &rieee> aber
ni@t ber ttefer lte9enbe @runb. Die
ier 1T in ben Grei9ni1en BON 1866 ;u
iu9en, Damals mor eS preueen
1pel9eS tteS berberrj 9aft inD eutl9lano
eruberte uno Seferret@ beiieste, preu<
bet> taS an Der Spibe bes Nprbreut<
f9en 8unpeS ais erte >eut19e Ma9t
benz lberrai9ten europa unb benz an,
meiiten iterraidten Tranfrei@ pcer
Sielmebr feinem berri9ii@tisen Safer
sesenabertanr. SON jenem Mueenz
Bid an mar eS fir ben I&aiier Nappz
leon rur mod cine Tra9e Der 3ett,
tpat1rt er ft& nit Rem 9eflr9teten 0e9z
1ter me1en wirpe.
Die fpantIden 8Dnisiu9er liefer<
ten ben Nnlab, inpem fie ibre perrufene
&rone benz prtnsen BON 6pben;puern
anboter unb Napplepn III. forberte
foslet& feinen sefar&teten &isalen
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-09-10
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