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, 1870-12-23

The New ConAcrt tption-Milteu nj,
NAao1"-SeFTlco Required OF the
afooPs-Hrxekyes-E OF the
fsspao In Sympathy with the Cow
e1nOcnt.
st hst''snrg {sar ~ oorrt.pondtne<et Of ss* London
Udtfx .tetA.
Inc iuundat,on Of loyal addresses that Ar
i've hete every day f.om distant pats of the
empire, give proof that Prince GortechakoN. s
iota 10 IN perfect accordance with the eepti-
snts Eie t. md I'd .ishss ot The people The cram
quickly followed BY the estates and sasocdss
TIC III Of the noblea 1t 6molensk, Ufe, EKsth-
aFtueslAv, EeesalabiA, and pultoxa. aad. by
the eme this letter reaches you. similar de-.
Eonttzations Will, no doubt, have been ra-
ce'sed from ali the provinces; for, by The I'M
pEoeuced in this country t6an IN the Vest
esn parts OF Europe Al Kiev IN ovation
ETA mAde, not oaly in honor of the
Lsar, but IN prsits of Prince Goriseha-
koh, who VAS Presented with two addresses,
one 1soa iatge uunbeE Of pziyate inhabi-
,ants ard the other from the university OF
thas city; the Chancellor having been elected
an honorary menber Of that bodv two vesrr
ago Greatly Is the popular feeling here ia
IN favoK Ct the preservation Of peace, md
siateful % No arc for Prus=1A's benevolent
.neutf14ry. xords are being supplemented by-
sett- The new u" for maxl1g every Russisa
Liable to servo in the army or ns1y IL bei1x
worked oct 20 encrge,icaily th.t tbe fuoda>
mental pti1Gptes Ara already settled and iss
insseduction Y: talked Of Is probable and even
Mst'! " the course OF ne1t year. The e1ias-
c,trles, With headquarters 1t St. Petersburg.
wilma, WARSAW, and OiesaA, ADD esch
containing 4 nunbsz Of b-dist1ira,
Is to be retained. With The commepce-
ment OF biz sTsnty.fiFst year every Rus
yeass, either In the militia or tho troops OF
tae lice. Service in she laster il not ohiiEa-
tory on III. but the required uurbar viii h4
tailoted Tor among those who hare completed
tbeH three yez1s' service In the militia and
tae rest discharged IN time Of wax the dis
serves, and have to take their plaee In the Inns
IL th&fF eerVices are required for actire duty
sghDst the enemy. Service In the line ia .i.o
u1td ~ tetee years.. 20 that the Kuilftixmen
not Abefated by ballot from further scrTico
tsn. n.se 70 sslse ieE sx years conaetutively aud
sfteI their period OF six yssts are incornoss.
teo tof th5ee Jeaks longer with the fr1t 10
serve, md a<e theu removed to tina second.
1o9fE man Of education, superior iuteIligance
70 aao aassoer sttanaaents viii b promoted after
nd a tbn.e a1 reo oet1s 6. to he grade Of officer;
ssooolA mast serve ~ ptiyAtes IN tbs IoiIltia
Iof ITO 5eafa. After which &hey bernrr. ~.
eeis of the militia fnt1 year, and ~ than a..
uuea TO send IL their resignation X they
.ss nase no taete for further military life. The
1sn, nvu.s u .onsn sSatch Of the principal ele-
seitiee ~ tho army. aud it has Already giyen
great eatufaetlon, and been received with
much enthu3 iasn, Is tho popular voice {nmns
70 COT clusion Immediately, and Iesyea of6-
ga cascnmlocution MwAya i long dl.tsuce be-
a'na s'sssd, = company Of volunteer ridemen has
, 1870-12-23
Visit OF xho Empre>a Eugemte 10
Queen Victoria,

Queen Victoria.
On the afttKnoon Of December & saws tho
London Times, the Empress Eugeule, &c
companied BY ths Prince 1mre.ial sud Attend-
ed by the suite, left Chlselhuss. snout 1
o'clock on visit 70 Queen yictosiA at Wind
sor Caste- Tbs Empress and her party
drove 10 sbe Buckley Station Of the London,
Chatham Dover Railway, where = special
tain e*aited them, They reached Clspham
Ch.th.m d Doref engine va changed fot
one belonging to lie Southwestern linz,
which resched T1ldaor 1t AIS 81 Al tho
NiCdsor tetminus Of the S5uthwestarn Rsil-
way, excsuent Arrangements had been m1ds
for the reception Of lhe Empsess. The suite
platform we're ia resdineas, ind fi1ea had bean
lit m order to t1sure the comfort Of the visi-
way officials .hoee Of the put
lie who happsned to b. in tho
station o-oss wsss p permitted to renaain, while
Datchet Noad, between tho lodge-gate OF the
C&etle sores and the Queen's pfivste waitiuk-
Iocu,. HLr MA1eety, the Queen, rls repre-
eented by Lord Cha1les FitzroJ md Hon.
Aiss Phtpps: who drove down to this terminus
the arrival OF tho train. Tho Empress
EugeEie AID the Prince Imperial, upoo quit
hk & the eAIcou, Eere received by Lord Charles
F'z1oy acd Bon. Miss Phipps, and conducted
~ sae .1 ths III, fnm on. "a sas impress
c1o~d. which shs gracefully acknowledged
After remaining fs~ minutes IN the R35A
aute-room. the Empress aud Prince Iu,pcf,al
were escorted to The Queens ca1r.agee, Which,
followed By those containing The .eapeasivs
gstes oppoe.te the station and ID the slopes
Opposite ,he saa,ls. Tbs 1npezil coF.egs =
1,ved x'ttia the s gf.ad Quadrangle aboas az
re.enirg the palace theY xets most cordially
welcomed bJ Her Majesty. tho Queen, md
upward OF N hour, md Il it, Gloss The Em-
pres took leave Of tho Qneen aad royal fam
I ily. leaving tho castle II $40, accompanied by
P.ince Arthur. and sttended bJ Lard Charles
FitH1o. md Bon. Miss Phipps. The special
II s:45. put befo1s that hoar, hstaadlug
tho E,in, lstge eoaoouEss Of psools. ha ~
stmsled outside 9he .. Eoysa private eatnaoe,
Isft II s:4a, shs crowd loudly ehsersd tho In
penAl party. Thay <eaabsd Bsaklsy II ga.
and on lsa1tpK sha tain dxoys haak to Missl.
+AAAASAt. Ii x,I
, 1870-12-23

on shose ,n.lde of: cne Cod aNschoo, Of black
n.h which II sald 70 h1ye realized them q, ,ooo
"a WOMAN il fepotted II holdiak tho <d1Ra
conlnisstou Of fhaplatu, sutxeons md Captain n
Frercd rbtunteet regiment =:
.-A recent than9e In the climate OF In AA4e-
fts, Cal, tnsBitea the 9ho. rouftnE1ksa tu4ep N1sh
<he hope thar they may boon b able (, ou1sixate
tropical ffu!ss. <M9n9 OF the>s-mttzopica1 fruits
rave been successfully produced by them for
qufte number Of ye4Is.
San Francisco ID excited nser ros1,ue mob
ttcs stranded On the beach few days daca. Il
Is bineseen inches louE, has horn On ita hesd.
another on liz back, four feEs like seal, z1A'1
tail like \ rat It Is of va1e2ated colors, rcd
pink. white, rtch brown, gold, silver, and black,
iu stripes. spots. and nlotches,
-sus1beu1R clczcns have 70 provide German
ot1eers bu!erted upon them with four rueals >
day, lnd two bottles of god wine tud nye clgarB
eneh, and common soldiers throe meAl8, one
mask OF wine, one bottle Of beer. and nve cigars
each. One person had to auppoHt thlrty.tRp
soldiers In this style.
-1u London, wel-dreased individual hRa bean
doing thriving bustIcss by commenc1ug suits
aRElnst building contractors tnf kupooslttou1 IN
JuItea received through thelr alleged negligence,
and compromising the aAme for 4 Eonsldesatton.
seven victims sppeafed against him on his trial
"A london paper thus describes the process Of
read-maf1ng now generally Adopted In the lafKef
pl1cea OF beth England aud France: The Ioat
IL nFsr prepared bT being 1oosered with plckaxes,
then covesed with ordinary granips; above this =
tlfessinR Of sand is laid: the wto.e u then water
| Cd. An immense roller, propelled By steam, IL
then moved atoulJ over the prepared surface Il
exe1ts pres.ure Of tHenty-e,ght tous, and the
result Ia that, In an unu:ul]ty short ume, 4 dsM
and compact Macedamixed road Ia formed, n
emcosh Lat Iha liRhteai Fehicle MY be tnmedl-
htely driven over It without tp]ufiuR the &pf1nvs
, 1870-12-23
1sA RAILWAY BRIDGE 4 HIGHWAY !,

Is A HALLWAY bh4UNE a Al9dWAY
This is a question which, it is 10 ;be
hoped, Congress will soon find time to SET
tie on broad national principles. No bridge
can be built over such river - the His.
siasippi or the Missouri without, in some
degree, becoming IN impediment to navi-
CATION. But it WEE very properly decided
in the Book Island bridge case by tho su-
p1eme Court Of the United States, that tho
navigable rivera Of the continent must
yield SO much Of what Ind, in past ages,
been conceded to them, as to be b.idged,
in: order that the great railway lines OF the
nation might have free trau9it across them.
The States grant bridge chattera to psi-
vasc bridge companies, and Congress has
wisely undertaken to regulate the spans Of
bridges and other matters in relation to
them so as to secure from them as little
obstruction to river navigation as possible.
These facts show TINT railway bridge
owned by q private company is public
highway, intended to facilitate, and not to
impede, the transit Of persons and propesty.
A Law seems To be needed enabling the cars
Ut all railways whose necessities OF conve-
nience may require it, 10 have tbs right
of ttansit over bridges across navigable
rivers, on precisely the same termH. The
right Of the government to require this is
bssed upon the same principle which var
,ants the granting Of u bridge charter, viz,
The necess,ties Of the public. II railways,
whose location would require the crossing
Of great river-hke the Mississippi with
in short distance of each other, can use
the same bridge on the same terms, thus
saving an immenae expense, the cost of
transit and travel can be afforded
at a less rate to the public,
But in such case a rival and mora power
ful rail-ay line may secure controlling
interest in the stock of 4 bridge, and for.
bid its use by other lines, to tho great
damage and annoyance of the people who
use the other road, and we specially
commend this subject to our Western msm.
Oera in Congress-, as wo understand TIM,
cases are likely soon TO CONS up, which
will render the passage Of \ Law making ths
transit charges on railway bridges the SAINT
for the cars of all roads whose nocessitie.
or. convenience may require such Transit
an imperative necessity.
, 1870-12-23
Asfromincnt MoEEnon LudY on n or.
MpuftEn.


Mrs. Godbe, wife Of A1r. Godbe, leadsr Of
the reform pxrty among the Mormous Of Sslt
Lake City. wEisea to the Renoiut4oa giving her
views Of the Mormon quea;ion. Here a.e
interesting extracts from the letter:
a.. - i@nSr Brigham Ioa1s Is tond aFeesoa-
edacsilus his cni dreu. Hls dauxaters, as young
ladtes, VIII compare favosahly win young ladies
pretty, e1en haadsolne; taien,ed. too, especially
III mussc. have seldom heart sveeter music
d.seou,sed upon the pihno, accompanied b7 the
have be ard 1t said mat they could sing before
tnf5 c1uld tAlE Music with them Is R1ft Of ,ss-
sote. thFoaRh taeir ia:her. Tnen tocJ are suspi-
mind little susie, chl!d Of II Or ii summers,
who*e ta.ul log slnounss 70 something AKIN 10
.seSesd a.ges' The sPt.i.a.,!4s would eall i
ned II 1aat wold- They. like The s.csasians Of
past ages, AT spt 70 ascrtoe to khe dey1i that
Mhtcn surpssses campIensns!on. .Wh>tA
much u Il. TIE elements to people = oFptnef II
fat u1d say, were lacking IN these children -
We may e1y cut aaHins1 tne1r. pecuaar lnstttn-
eutaone By The pe~nttas institutions lea1li1ed aud
susain- In ~ our t,vus aud cities: This ID lie
aos gss re ~, mate to a1sa
never make right The root Of roe est( Nu.t be
reached, and That lies IN the Unequal or ii.
think. to act-lrt thry be taught INA. tne day Of
The dancing doll and silly, dependent ladr il over
and Espssasaon Of women L born II
think the NoTinpo problem would tc better soty-
sa, sna more qu:ctly. b! IN ava.aacoe Of Joune,
xeu-edncated and iuteilikent rntn, dttuRirE Ssit
Lave lily N quest Of w1yeH. Not nzny 1oaid Be
fonEd smonE the rt.tnR women Of Utah ~ho
would prefer n4:r of nnBh1nd 70 whole one.
IL The scarcity Of the rna1e article .nas nss
I2tsed III yDlut, md Etan. Ike New Eoneud,
ao1nnds win women: but such men u
women Wtaa ID marry arc scarce- Let us
pssJ thst The ne1t Retetss'on .nsy be at Of the
mse pcssu asion- l an opposed 70 any meetures
q force e coe!ce relleloaa acct Such c,urse
AL vles Il, the Mormon pEnhlqp. which u NOW
nAraaatrk fae minds Of She old fand W14es1 beAdS
IN tbia naz!ou, can be EASILY sdkSed BY rue youpR
tades Of C'ah, Aad vii: be- IT "a their H2nt; tnfJ
pioneer eonan 10 the Su1rzSe, and will 10, Sc
Untrue 70 sner womAnlJ instincts. Eaen those ID
srncts are heeded And1ntellEeauy directed, fYstd
from ~ EslElous ccnst,aint let loose from pritsuy
tear; Bnxh1m xouuR IL an old mA5,
% the down nll1 6f nfe.-- HiA lame Will stand %
The pages of history n one Of the prominent man
Of :ine Mn e1eeuIn century. For The good he has
done n the world let n8 be thankful and taruW
ne mantle r ehantJ over bis m.sdeedx Both
xoo1 md h&d nlust alike coue to light, aud when
re coiops1v the halance-khAet of Nil our pran1i-
neu1 men, think ne name 1f B;18aam Goung
Will beA TJe6f 1rtf.er fheTH
, 1870-12-23

tho iuducemsass : pzp1efsd for him to bEtsk
tpo chain proved inostasable. With quick
epIipg hesnapred tia chain, than dnhed oves
Fin fspee. with N almost, human cry, aod At
taeked, not tho Celestials. but thelt clothee. e
ali2ed w1s quickly rent Ii twain The China
mep, IN Obedience to the hw Of self.prese1s9-
Nou, r.n into tbs honss 1T first, but finally ri"
led, ia force and drose Jsck away. In response
TO tho interrogation Of the owner OF jack -
to how they hktd tbs monkey. ona Of the Ga-
lestials replied, With dubious shake OF the
hcAd. uHim too mrchee aabeel"
, 1870-12-23

The RESOLUTION for sending commission
into ban Domingo to Investigate it,
pissed the Senate yesterday morning, at 6
o'c'ock, by a vote Of, yeas, 81; nayn, $, altar
an all-night session and 1ancorous de-
batc- The only setion taken by ths
House on the came natter has been In -.
fuse to pass similar resolution, and refer
il to the Comu,ittee on Foreign Af1Aira.
Both houses having adjourned for tho
holidays, the San Domingo question will
he one Of the first u. come up when the
, 1870-12-23

From the San Ffaneiseo Gait, D<e IL.
A few days ago 10 referred brletl7 to the
fact that the counties which were purely MIN
ing. we're pes1ly al losers IN popuistio whlle
three or four which we're partly mining aud
partly agricultural, with large grazing tracts,
held their own, OF were elighslt gamers ia tho
hand. in the Sacramento R&porter. a tsb1e
showing the comparative increase siuce 1860
OF thirty-four counties. Five Of the counties
namod have been ert cted from the territory OF
other counties tince thAt date:
, 1870-12-23

Present Population OF Indiana
1.e15,075-A Gain OF 323,377 In Fen
XeAlg.
The following table ahowa the population Of
I1dixua. according to the United States een-
rus. The tAbla also gives the inczeassin in popu-
IAtion during tho past ten years. the county
eeat nf esrl rnr1ufr and its population !:
, 1870-12-23

4 StudentA' - PTankn at Harvard
caheEe-An Outrage that Demands
Immediate InveataKn1lon.
ca"1''do2 tDes. 10 Corrtzond+nes af tbs Sprf,,e.
&n Rt{.atlteur,-
One Of the moat dtstardlv ontrarea avar
sscmmitsed BY students, occurred llst even
Mg ~ anout : quarter to 10 O'Clock. in the
ea;seaeEt Ct stoughson Han, one at tha dor
mtonea Of Harvard College. Il consisted in
.osp!caing up snnal! teg Of powder in The oellsT
msnba5s m tho Prsahuxn tlass. Tha ra,nit
Hfs To destruction Of alaost sYeryfhips in
, 1870-12-23
IHK TERRITORIES
The Pueblo tcol1 cAisf1a1a aays:


man = Ear catJ, Aast, recently had his moss
bitten OF bJ ho1se.
-1neso aFe - Indians In Florida, according
70 tha oeo1rs TetufnA.
- tew da,s snes, parry at ihnArsa dzofs
, 1870-12-23
Total lIs5o<sliIssS7s 2s5aIs]

In these counties there is decrease Of popu-
1a'ion. - follows: Dearborn. 2ss; Franklin, 6;
Ttlssi, xss Th!a makes the net increase 3s3. SIT,
Estu atel,
, 1870-12-23

:lnx tne.peaoe sasll ha.s been exbsusted-unru
Hezaaa1IoR >Eh1ll have failed. At III tines Tho
utuus< pa1eaee sud fosoeazssee mnss b c1hib-
, 1870-12-23

Ua33PQ&AIAnco Of An &AtAna.
f1as< Tia Fazu xaG Gazsns
The hask Adolphe, bound from Iquique to
London, states that while paaaing tho NV
Hsa1saas .1alands hs discovered that Aurora
1slAnd had entirely disappeared, aaa no kRoe
, 1870-12-23


The population OF San Francisco exceeds
that OF the mining counties put together by
nearly y, CO., She falls ebert Of having a.
many rs all tho agricultural eountiee 81 .
fraction orer 49,
II TIE basis Of representation. to be fixed BY
inc oeds =, Legislature, Ii 1900 for senztof
ana 1,oootor Representative, with = libaral
fraction In favor q the counties, san Fam
CISCO fs entitled to twelve Of tho former and
twerty-thIee Of the latter.
In concluding tie article from which We
nave been quoting, tbs Repor:er ststes sew
esA facts, plainly dedneible from the figures
presented. which exhibit very sorry con.
dlt'on OF adalse for the minirg counties:
lsofiog over the lat II Will b. seen that nine
counties have less than half enough popnlstion to
eDt'Ilt t1thsf oEe 10 an Assemo,Jmau In fac,.
sae ntae combined have ontf little more popu-
M:ioo taan y necestarJ for two AssenhlJmen
Eno one Serafps. AlK ether counties nave leas
Population, eacn, than is requlaitc for one Assem-
nl5 man. on!J uipe ccunsles have enough NOM.
!asson foI tTo or more members OF ihe lover
of1nch Of the Legislature. Heretofore the u,In-
ing coun5es have. when united, been able. br
ftason OF thelr sIengta In the Lea1alax1fe. L,
eaape tEElat1oE according to the drS.fes Of thelr
I.pfessnt.slreA Hereafter. legislation Of q gsn-
eIai ehaf1ctes W1ll probably be wholly con:rpIied
b4 the agricultural counuesr
, 1870-12-23
Total miles In operailop

Total miles in operation. 81
An thla has Deeo accomplished since Juno u.
and rsllsond ou l1!nR will not end hefe. The
Deliver Boulder Valley Railroad viii b finished
70 Auttns Coel hsnf, Ten nIIes ~ a.: ~ snt IN
connect with the Denver Pacific Ra.toa1 II
Fort Lupton. 1t viii be tweuty.nse miles ionx.
End xin furnish an Cnlet TO the ttade Of Boul-
der County: When this ro1d u completed 70
Boulder city 4 nAHow or broad gauge
read Will he nults thence lato thr mining FeEtoos
OF the nj ~ ta'ns. II mt Across the lhnge, sud
theIce on 70 SAls lake City. The Colorado Gen.
ttsl kat so4a, ". atera Dlssion, will be anlshed 70
Guy On Gu Ills fail, aad hutl: 70 central Lily Ia
the spiirR. The engineers are now ont locating
the linz tnetce through Burlington and Greeley u
r.E. Bum. III th- Cnl3n ractuc, forty Uiss east
Of Chr}t me. caai1a'tsts of DeuEer,ln connection
Mu1eI and se:tn r, noaa H., n,,es ~ aioup IN IN
tr>trIn has. Of ,ht. u4.uniaiLs, hJ- the way oi
PHtbiu AID Tto!1ad. III Kansas Pacific Com
P1ry, auatl er n mon, expect 10 build from hls
Apfttu 10 fos l. ", s;n 1ne Arkansas, sectlou
q. tte!r through line tn TIE Pacific :eao. Beiore
thG cloae Of ISL there will h. cuuplet.d within
the Territory oyef 60 miles Of ful!road~
, 1870-12-23
in'a!' !'..--.-.......ss6,1s ,1s0 Aie,aso

1he Rtp0rte7 adds:
A.. INC cehtus shows that the 1wenfy.one couu-
eeauues nast total Nputzti6n II q slight frac-
On eses lsl. .too: The i~enly.et9hE agr,ru,nlTsl
cn9tiles nave popa alton fraction cTtr qir (ta1
aud the commercial county {san Ffanciscot rnn
u!Aticn fraction OVER l5n 0Gc.v ~"
Iha counties, with tt-iF respective popula-
t'ont; not included in the hePorters list, aro
, 1870-12-23
RUSSIA

The New ConAcrtption-Mlltt Di-
stAio1"-SeFvlco Required OF tho
afooPs-Hrxekyes-E OF the
FssPae In Sympathy with the Coz,
eminent.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-01-13
Gin crbauIiHes 3afunfts. Bib.

Die uNatipn" entmirft Elm tpmil9e8
Silo> wie IS in bunoert Sabren aus
}eben rirc, wenn baS 9eeenpdrttae
@yfem Der &emter;a9o uno Beuteoer<
tbeiluna nt@t pur& einet1 sereeelten 81
Yiloienf erieBt miro. Derprdfbent babe
in leiner 8otidaft 9elaet, boS. I'M er9anp
i'm @tanbe lei, eineB esSlferune BON 500
MiQionen 3u erndbren. Die vNatipn"
balt bies fir gan; rt@tis, uno bemertt
pa;u, eab na@ Dem 9e9enndrtisen 3u<
nabmez8 erbdltnib unlere 8epSlftruno in
100 Sabren weit sablret@er fem tpiro>
ais 500 WftQtcnen. @S merpe bann ober
AUDI &peni9tens 100000 @esierunesbe.
or1te geben> uno ba IS burdi@ni!tli@ 10
@anotpoten fir jeoe gu belebsnbe SteQe
sibt, 10 miro es 'na@ elmer md6isen 8ez
re&nun9 Bel jebsm Mbminifraticnsme9<
Tel 9e9en 5 Miuionen Applifanten seben.
Der teue prdfbent miro alto in benWp=
raten Mar& &pril uno Mai Don ben 20
lttil@en Treunoen BON flint MiQionen
@anoloaten Inn Nnltelun9en be}turmt
tperben.
Nebmen mir nun meiter an baB blps
bic 5alfte oteler Ippltfanten ielbf mad
@aIbin9ton 9eben wirr, mdbrenp bic an
bern f1@ auf briefide Befiirmunsen BE-
lbranten peroen, 70 miro oitS ale pier
Sabre cine pil9erfabrt seben> 9e9en nell
DIE lelbit bic mobameoanil@en Mefta3I9e
ODER Die &6lfermanoeruns &inberlptel
ruaren. Die ~Natipn" meint, baB Elm
FOLDER @noran9 ZEN Yrdiipenten unb biz
Gabtnet6mitelieoer nptbwenoiaer @eile
gum @abnitnn treiben, unp paB IS babe.
nctbmenotg merben Miro ei9ene rationale
S%rrenbduler fir oerridt 9euorbene Yrdz
i%ioenten uno @abtnet5zS etretdre III erz
ri6ten.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-01-13
Sic Jnau9ural=I oreNe.

@ir le9en beute uniern 2eler bic Snz
ausuralz Moreie Don @ouoerueur &uitin
Dor. Dieles Oofument ;ei4net fl@ Dor
Dem ieiner Gor9an9er gang Defenders caz
rur6 aus bab IS ni9t na9 Der 9etSbnz
li@en S4ablone oerartiser @ttentade
ausaearbeitet it, paS betSt nur cine SYz
nopilS Der Bert9te Der ein5elnen 9taat6z
beamten 1T.
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fer @ounerneur iber 9ewi0e punfte> naz
mentlt@ iiber Gilenbabn>M onopole, am
Der5 oentt uno urtbetlt al5 man9e ieiner
8%or9dn9er> ionoern au9 ZEN Mutb Bat
feline @epanfen nno Soeen bieriber unz
umwunpen aussnlprehen uno auf bic
l1ebel binsuweiien> wel6e rem &olte aus
bieien risii9en Monopolen erwadlen.
@tr sweifeln ntdt> oaB rteies erite
StaatszO pfument be6 @puperneurS bel
benz &plfe Diel Nnflan9 uno cine lebr
9unfi9e, poblYsrpiente Beurtbeilun9 fin
cen rptrD.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-01-13

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