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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-12-30
1cSa-So-rd I.sls,

The FLOWING items =re cl.PFei from the
Iaf,I,gc.c,r If Mon!ay:
sVrRLNEA>p nisIaICr CoUnT Trims.
by ~ acI passed at tie lat session of
the Legislature. which gees lot, effect on
the tr,t oil January. 1872, the time and
place i"r holding The Siprcmc Court i,
fixed al Olympia. on the second Monday
of December OF eich gear, to continue in
session I'LL all its business is disposed o.
by the sane act provision Is mace Tor the
several District Courts to be held q, the
following times aud places, VIZ: At stcii.
accom- on the third Monday of January
and July in each year, and to continue for
two weeks unless sooner Adjourned; at
Seattle on the first Monday in February
aud August in each year, and to continue
for three weeks unless sooner adjourned ;
at Port Townsend on the fourth Monday of
February aud November in each year. and
to continue for three weeks unless sooner
adjnnrncl; at Olympia ON the third Mon.
day Of March aud the second Monday of
November and to continueior three weeks
unless sooner adjourned; at Vancouver
On the second Monday of April and the
third Monday Of October in each year, to
continue for three weeks unless sooner
adjourned; at Walla Wala on the second
Monday OF May and the fourth Monday in
September in each year, aud to continue
for three weeks unless sooner adjourned
a. Oy,tervil.e on the second Monday of
July in each year, and to continue for two
weeks unless sooner adjourned at Yakima
city on the fourth Monday of October in
each year, and to continue for two weeks
unless sooner adjourned aud at fort Col
vile on the second Monday of June in
each year, an: to continue for two weeks
unless sooner adjourned
STILL IN CUsroDY.-We have been
favored by Sheriff Wyckoff with the
following dispatch received by him from
the Chief Of Police at San Francisco, con.
corning the detention by him of Henry
Brown, one of the murdcrers of the Chi.
naman at Smiths Cove. 1t reads as fol-
lows: "To l.. V. Wyckoff, Sheriff |
have him still in custody, and will hold
him until rcquIsitiOn arrives. lie is
the one You want" C>isned] a. Crowley,
Chief Of Police. Mr.. Wyckoff having
dispatched Mr.. LeBallister to San Fran
cisco with a rcquisition from Gov. Solomon
on the 18th inst, we can look for his re.
turn here in few days with that dcsp;c.
abe villain AMI MIR lerer.
a GOLDEN WEpDING.-S. T. Coombs,
Esq, Wells, Fargo e. Co. S agent at this
place. sends to-day telegram to an old
friend of his. at South Thomaston. Maine
to act as his proxy on the occasion of the
celebration by his parents, at the old
homestead, Of their fiftieth wedding day
on the 9th inst. The Golden We'd
ding Of this aged couple will be attended
by all their relatives aud descendants. with
the exception of one son daughter and six
grand children resident in this Territory
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-06-11

ELEVEN FIRST PREMIUMs.-Such is the OFF,
cia Of tho awards made ct the late Texas State
Fair to Mr. Blaney T. Walshe, Of this city. diplomas,
silver and bronze medals awarded ~ Mt Waishe
tor the best display of shirts imported mems furnishing
fact. premium for every entry This proves one thing
mends anything, sells any goods, that are not in
every respect what he recommends them to be. A
illustrating this point, will cite circumstance
which happened short time ago. He received an
invoice OF shrts which by accident at the fac
tory were mp his usual standard of excellence.
The shirts were unpacked and few sold before the
however. Mr.. w. always inspects every article be
intends selling before placing it bis shelves imme
care with which he watches the interests Of hs cus
daily papers of shirts been
bought. and Withdrew the whole invoice fIo sale
Being enterprising young merchant and having
gressve business IDEAS with quick sales and small pro
fits his motto. aways feel assured that he
will get the latest styles improvements in al
articles, at very low prices.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-06-11

The Ginning of the bells in the lofty tow or
Of St. M.rys Church had but tuat announced to the
nine had arrived the 6r ght peepng above
i-or co1d Rmmered on the roofs Of the stately m,n-
heard tho uttering its sweet note: and
lodious salutaton. At the sarne time might DO
brave youth and fair maiden walking arm in arm
along the do Magazine Reader. IL fs bust
what relations existed between this young couple
We think 1t duty, however that they found
whero the beat Ice confectionery Of all
kind. in the Fourth Dist lot IL to be
discovered long time ago-and that IL B. McKen.
mas No CAV Magazine street Mr. McKenna takes board
ers by the day and week at very moderate rates.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-06-11
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
For the Week Ending Friday, June 0.

MoRNINo SrAR OFFICE.
Saturday Morning. juno IL, 1871. )
CorToN-we at the time Of our last re-
port ruling At I2A 10 for ordnarX lst TO lot3 for
been enabled estsblieh Improvement
Of TO 20 per H. Saturday n9tythstandi1g the Oh.
an advance of to fc Monday, there were 62H bales
Tuesday prices exhibited considerable regolarity. but
closed at advance rates Of to Co. the
busness embracing 500 balee Wednesday, q . sales
confined l40 bales and tho prices paid showed
falling "a Of to aS; Thursdsy, only 40 bales were
middling Friday s5o bales sold previous prices
Referring to our remarks, we quote the market
follows Ordinary 3A to l4c good ordinary 5s i6to
low middhng u to 1?ic middag = to 1910 and strict
middlnE 70 lyc per h. The total sales for the week
SUGAR AND MoLAssRs-we quote sugar, Wig: fair 10
to ic fully fair II, primo at lI2 yellow clarified II
to 2Ac white do IS TO la Moasses This article rules
at as to 3sc inferior IS to ~ for ermentng city
FLoUR-Superfne o 90; double extra ea IS to t6 50
extra 60 to % rs to 70 rs Dbl for choice
CoRN-We quote Is to 7so Per bushel for mixed and
OArswe quote ss to $40 per bushel for st Louis and
60 for choice aaleDa.
gaAN.We auete q IS tcs, 20 per 100 Lbs;
PoRk-Mess 10 held at Gle IS t6tl7 Per Dbl retail and
at wholesale at SIC to 4i8 IS per Dbl.
BACON Shoulders quoted - to TIC. clear rib
sides TO 93c, clear aides 93c and IA l4so for
sugar cured hama.
Money Market.
Gold 1871 to 1873. American half dollars 1854 lost
Mexican dollars Il53 TO li5a
Sterling exchange l21i TO lz4, francs 4.67i to
Domestic exchange. ! to per cont premium.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-06-11
It is witch much pleasure that WE Direct the

1t is with much pleasure that we direct the
attention readers the card the Live Stock
Insurance Company" published in her column.
such organization has been long needed in this
our drayme and all those employ ing working stock
cordially recommend this company the patronage
of such. BY the charter, lett with by the
secretary find that the company is in the hands o.
a most efficient Directory, with Capt. L. s. Willams-
formerly Sup't. of the jackson Rat its head The
plan upon which the company is dIawn-being Stock
as well utuat Company-and the remarkably easy
of payment while IL is calculated to secure
dcnce places within the reach of the very poorest
protect himself against loss by accident dsease of
the animal by which he earnn his daily living We
the company % Carondelet street. and insure their
horses mules We understand that the success of
the pany far exceeded the antcipations OF
oripinat0rs.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-06-11
n Tning star AND Catholic Messenger.
WV ORLEANS. SUNDAY. JUNE 4 losi.
MOBILE, June LIST, 1871.

MOBILE, June LIST, 1871.
TO the Editors of Morning Starr
Here we are, with the bright sunshine OF
q summers morning shining down on us,
IL seems too bright, and we sigh for the
season just past, lovely spring. Alas, it is
ever so, ever passing away and never re-
turning; naught remains but the memory,
and even that little grove dim rs the
months roll on and new objects present
themselves to our view. As know how
deep an interest you take in all that re-
lates to our Church, thought to send you
an account Of how we spent the month of
May in our little city, and, if it be not as
perfect as it should be, you must take "the
will for the deed" as we try to do the best
we can. Every evening. at six o'clock, we
had Beneaiction of the Blessed Sacrament,
preceded by o lecture by our noble poet
priest, Father Ryan, from whose lips such
instructions have been given, that many
hearts. Words of mine could not express
the amount of good he has accomplished.
Numbers of persons have attended Church
and their duties, many sinners who had
wandered away have been recalled, and
numerous converts have been received into
the Church, through his TOUCHING eicguoSce,
and We all hope that that Star of the Sea,
which has guided our bark, may long con-
tinue to do SO, AZ we need some bright
beacon to steer by. The last day of May
the ceremonies were of q character that
made rs almost forget we were still in a
vale of tears. Our altar was most mag
Dificently decorated, with numerous lights
and the richest Of flowers, and, as the
brightness of the light and the beauty of
the flowers flashed over us, is 1t any won
der our thoughts should soar to that throne
ON high, where we know her maternal
heart must be rejoicing with great joy,
as she looks on those youthful hearts now
coming to consecrate themselves to her
service! About thirty young girls were re-
ceived into the Sodality of the Blessed
Virgin. AS the solemn act of conservation
is read, our thoughts go back to the dsys
of our childhood, when, at our motler's
knees, we we're first taught to love and call
on Mary. Many of rs have been called to
give back that earthly mother we loved so
dearly, but in our darkest hour of grief
have we not felt the powerful help of that
heavenly mother, who is ever watching
and guarding US, to whom, after Jesus, we
should always appealf Then came the
Benedictiou of the Blessed Sacrament and,
as the glorious Magnificent was intoned,
what heart in that crowd, whether of sim
ner or of saint, that did not praise and
thank God, who had deigned to leave so
powerful an intercessor to US poor mortals
here ON earth, and beg of her that she may
continue to protect US during life, and,
above all, ut the hour of death, that, when
DEATHS angels come, she may be the gate
through which We go to meet her Divine
Son. PEARL.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-06-11

NEW BROOM SWEEPS CLEAN is an old say
ing which contains few grains Of truth though we
swecp clean also fact old brooms GENERALLY having
brushed ag the world, know all the little corners
lie Known the beginner. The application OF these
knoWs Mi about his business and no sweeps tho New
York and Orleans auction mnr's clean OF all goods
,r, I'm ing opens n and ufleiz them to You
ann feel sure q good bargain AS Mr. l.. G. AsbuTy
ia man of this STRIPE You fDd fancy goods, trim
mugs ribbons hats, etc. any quantity at his
Koy al street
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-06-11
IT is related i'm Kayheewilthoo's History of

1t is related in Kayheewilthoo's History of
the Pilgrims that the Pilgrim Fathers left England in
the Mayaower, and. on arriving the shores, of
America they debarked after long voyage their linen
many weeks before they were able to make present
able appearance to the savages How mnch altered
THU ga now arel What it took the pilgrims many
weeks TO do be done in day by single per;
SON If the pilgrim fathers land mothersl o"y had
a Ringen Washer they would have been able TO pay
their res to the day after their arrival
since the adj emit of the pilgrims the Ringen Washer
ia one of the greatest with which the people
this country have been blessed IL IL ior sale by
Henry Halter No. 80 Camp street.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-06-11

The Teutonia Insurance Company, of New
Orleans, insurea fire. marine and river risks. the
street near the corner Of Camp The capital Of the
scrbed To aatfsfed that the instiut on is under
the control OF efficient and substantial IL is only
necessary look the list Of officers and board
trustees in their advertsement in another column.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-06-11

MERCHANTS MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
We to-day publish annual Of
their losses have been comparatively heavy tho
ment Shove ihe HANDSOME sum Of $3.50 as "a .: the net
ascot conslstina Of real bonds etc
its President and MT. W. Mott IS Secretary and q
Directory consisting of of our leading
ishing condition.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-06-11

Go and see the Fisher Refrigerator, at Clark
& Maeder's. Common and Carondeet streets
IL on scentc principles and s claimed @
kept perfectly dry and cool without freezing; IL IL,
moreover, I'D not than fifteen
pounds of ice in twenty four hours.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-06-11

On and after tomorrow, Messrs. Caylat g.
Flynn Magazine street. will sell the remainder Of
their goods at invoice prices the is rapidly
advancing. and they have q large stock on hand.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-06-11

The attention of our readers is specially
card advertisementof q. Leger corner Jackson
aud Fourth Disric He has alwayeon
chocs groceries of kind and delivers goods
free of drayaNe.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-06-11

Fifteen cents q yard for fine colored percales
al joe Mer's COZ Magazine street. EdRings aud In
serLip &c 20 and IS cenLss yard.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-06-11

DEGREES of Providence. If the action of
Providence is delayed, it's interpretation,
when it comes, will be the more signal.
My subjects, awhile, are affordlng a
souls that inward joy which the honest
discharge of sacred duty never fails to
produce"
| Archbishop. Darboy was born at Fayl-
Billot, in the Department of the Haute-
Marne, January l6, 1918. He early devo-
ted himself to the priesthood, and distin-
guished himself at the ecclesiastical acade-
my at Langres. He was ordained priest
aud appointed Vicar Of st. Dizier in 1886.
Three years afterwards, at the early age of
twenty-six, he was called to the chair of
philosophy, from which he was soon trans
ferred to that of dOgmatic theology at
Langres. In 1S46 he removed to Paris,
where he was appointed chaplain of the
College of Henry Nv. and honorary canon
of the See of Paris by Monseigneur Attire,
then Archbishop, whose official mitre and
} whose crown of martyrdom it has been his
destiny each in its turn to inherit. When
} MOnseigneur Sibour succeeded to the arch
, episcopal throne, after the murder of
Monseigneur Attire, in l84S, NJ. Darboy was
appointed by him editor of the Moniteur
Catalogue, honorary Vicar General aud
} Inspector of Religious Instruction in the
} diocese. In November, 1854, he accompa-
MED Monseigueur SIbour TO Rome, took
! part in the definition of the dogma of the
immaculate Conception, aud received from
the Pope the title of Apostolic Prothono-
7 Lary. The assassination III January, 1857,
I ut Monseigueur Sib"ur Iuuud INN still high
, er advanced i'll the service of the church
= AID II 1859 lie was nominated to the epis.
. col"l See L! Nancy, uveI which he pre-.
# sided until the death IF Catdinal MoI!nt
IL january, 1863, " nus. he was SUMMONED
y | TO the Arrhhish"rr,L = P,i :. lu 1864, he
= was appUluIv.! taaLu ia III tue Em
a. ,.-,ur aid iunu, nA-ur al Empire. IL
u 1866 lie l,eInIn. . a., ~ tuI AT the lmprrla
il C"uncii oi PuuiIr lnsirurtiun. He hal re-
ID celved the Cross oI the Legion vi Homo
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-06-11
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
FRANCIS JOHNSON, UNDERTA KER,
205 and POI MAGAZINE Street.

Has constantly hand full assortment of woot
and Metallic Burial Cases and Caskets BODIES EN-
balmed by the most approved process dissnterret
and carefully shipped Carriages always hand fol
Balls, Weddings, Parties. etc. my26 II 1y
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-04
Gin(fnoungen uuo edrre(poaeen)eu,
beisnbers iber firhlide unb antere piHfi9s Vst
eetcnbeiten, fnb isoeraeit nillfcmmea, niidsn
aber pom UerfaGer unteraeitnet fein.

~ psa.OfNee- -Mpnep- Orsers Rnt sas bsaiSee unb
uns erfe ittel aur ueberenbuna @eb uuo ioQten,
10 Re 1u baben tnb baau esbraudbt werben.
g6ena bte Namen uuterGreitern eineeanbt weroe,
unp @taat aenau unb riht:9 auseaeben werben.
9Denn cine 3eitung eirem Defiant an ttn aneereS
serest erben fca 10 mu6 tmmsr du& eas Dsfamt anee
aeber perpea MO ete 3efuna iriber emptanaen wurce.
sDsnn Semane tein Wlc.t rnt reae!mdsts empfdnet
cher itb auf raenb Mt ebsr einidlet&en 10 pte
Der berefeppe Aaea crie bic 5eraasseber foslei& be-
nadritfipi merbfu.
Die V,rontpprttidtfet fit Geltfeneussen fir bic Bel
tuna percen ,r nur pann ubernebmen bebeu per
resarr,es Brsi sser per ye Office 1sns,O Osetr &C.
f&ebeu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-04
Mfuffe 9riegsna6ri9ten
ouf ter eritten Gette. 50
Mmslanoii@e Ma@ri@tem.

Die lebte 8ode f9lob NIT aufreeen>
ben 8eridten, welde Der Gelesrapb
lter rem Scean ianrte. Sn 2oncon
mar bic lo4enannte orientaltlde Con-
ferens ,ulammensetreten, um tie BON
&ublano eesen rie 1artet aufeeworfene
Streitfro9e Su iblldten; rer Grfola Der
Berbanrlunsen 1T isrod ftbr sweifel>
baft. Gine ancere Depelhe aus Qon<
BON melrete, .rob @ariea!ei BON prssiRi.
@1en 1ruppen umrinst fst unr atrar in
rer Ndbe uon Iijon. Nm pid,tsaen
ieep@ 1T Die Nadridt, rab SuleS Gas
rre aus paris iid am Dortaen Diem
flag IN cas 5ouptquortier pes &5nias
pcn yreuben bescben bate; UNI 6rie>
Observation-Disclosures an3ufnupfen !;
raS Nombarrement i@pies einitreilen.
pl1Blid taudten @eiiate Don Ger
lleteraobe uon Paris ouf; in 2onron
uno Berlin entitano infol9e re0en bic
ar5ete Nufreouns uno &aiier Nilbelm
lelbf 1hrieb ieiner Wemablin nad yer
lin, rab bic Gapitu!atjon son Ya'ie
berorfebe. Nm Wittwr1 tebrte icroh
Tapre mieeer na6 raris Suriid unr ras
Somtarecment beaann roa Sseucm.
Gs biee> coB pon prcuGiider -Seite aui
unberinster llebergabe teaancen murre.
cas man aber in Paris ntbtS rayon
ni0su mcue. lleter rem weiteren Gsrs
lauf Iebe man tie Neui3teitea auf Der
eritten Seite.
gGie ra5 ueue teut1be Railerreib ~
Stance 9efommen, rpei6 Der Qeicr aue
friberen Mittbeilunsen. S5nis Quc>
Mig II. pon Bapern ror es, trelder
ZEN erffen Sdritt eethan bat rem
preubenf5nie bic neue 8ailerfrone an
aubieten; S; ibm ittmmten rer &5nis BON
@1rtembera uno 1ie Giiriten nieoeren
3ansss in Deutldlanr, fomie Die freien
Stdrte BET, uno eine Deputation Don
Rei1erdtben res bisbertsen Norebeutz
11en Bunres mancerte na9 9erIailes,
UNI rem &5nis @ilbelm &rpne uno
Scepter lber rem neuen ceutf9en8unc
an3utieten. Die bisberise iogenannte
qe9itimitdt rer Giiriten bincerte bic Grz
rtdtune rieies aaii,rtbrpnes nidt uno
Ger Monord. fir ZEN 'oerielte ,unddit
beltimmt 1T, nabm cas Nnerbieten unz
ter umitdnren an. mie fe In Der 9anz
sen reutlhen @eidi1te nod ME por9ez
fommen Eno: in BerlaiQes, Der frubez
rem &eFren3 Der frans5Nlden 85nise,
mar erobe paraoe Der peutlden Nrmee
unp ron 8eriaiqes aus erlieb am poris
gen 0reitas &ailer Wilbelm Der Grfe
iolaenre Proclamation /:
~Sn 6olse Der BON ben Gdrfen unc
freieu Sticten Deuh1lanrS an llns
ereanaenen Nuforperuna pas felt ie&s
ai9 Sabren erloi1ene ceutlde .8ailerz
tbum wiererberSuReIen, perf1nriaen
8ir biermit, caB 9Btr es als llniere
rFiht seSen ras 8aterlanb era6teu,
rie taiierli6e @lroe an3unebmen. Sas
rem Nir BON jebt an fit llns uno lln>
isre Naafolser ben Titei n8aiier pon
1eutlblanO" annebmen, panl9en@ir,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-04
Gfuuttiter 169.

lid ba8 IN Sdooeut19lano unsern
empfunbene l1eber!rie9en bes preubt>
iben GinFuies ; aber er selan9te benz
nod CUR Gmpfsbluns eer Nnnabme per
8ertrdse weeen ter unperfennbaren
prtneenpen No1bwenpiefsit unb im5in<
Bid auf etniee paour@ ;u er;ielenoe
0ortbeile, tpobin &ebner pas Mufbtren
ceS innern partetbaper8, bic Sideruns
Der Gortpauer re5 3oupereins> BE @i<
9erfeuuns unferer @ren;(n 9e9enNa@>
barnSlfsr, uno bic Grreidun9 einea bel>
1eren @erfinoni0eS nit Seferret9
sdblte. Gum @@lui1e ipra@ prtn3
9ubpis an ben miuifertiid tenDunf4
aus, bic @teuerfraft bss 0oltes mbs>
li9;t au lhpnen, uno BET bsn Grtebensz
19lu0e fir Batern cine entlpredenre
@sbtetsermsiteruns ;u perlaneen. Grei>
berr 3u Grantenitein tritt iorann ol8
entl9iecener 8efdmpfer Der 8ertrdge
aui neil fe bic Re6te Der batertl9en
Rrone unp bes baierilden ssolfeS 3u
eerpaltie i9aeisen. Gr elaubt> tab
8aiern nit nabe;u 5 Miatonen Gin>
wobnern uno NIT 0uten Ginan3perbdlt'
ni6en gang fir il@ auetn befsben t5nne.
Die &ammer ober 9enebmi9te bic @erz
fridge nit GROCER Webrbett.
Ni9t 70 elatt 8tn8en bic @erbanb>
lunsen In ner 3weiten baierilaen &amz
mer pon Statten, 100 fd eiue tn per>
idierene Yartetunaen 9c1paltene Sppoz
ftion aesen ren Gintritt in ben usuen
Sunp entl4ieeen funosat.
BoYern ma9t fortmdbrenb Mnf ftren>
aunsen CUR unteritiiBuna Der teutden
Mrmee In Granfrei9. .Bei cen 1dmmtz
liden 3nf.s s&eeimentern fno bic Grz
laBmanni6aften erfer unp 3meiterGlane
in iebr GROCER Nnsobl einberufen uno
bereit6 bel Den Resimentern etneerldt.
Dielelten ml0en lofort einereretrt wer@
pen unp bat in Golee ee0en pas Sn<
fanteriez 2eibresiment bic Nnjetee ers
laten, tab pentpntrte llnteroff,iere
melde fid gum Abrtdten Der &efruten
perwenoen laNen, eeiu9t wrrrer, Nus
Gem Spartenbrduz Gtabli0ement ollein
wurpen Dor einisen Ia9en 40 8rduer<
burlae einberufen.
Der 85nie bat bettmmt bae, io
lan9e br &rieg fortoauert mdbreno
pee beporftebencen GarnepalS tein 8aQ
am I. 5ofe ftattf1nren parf; etenio 5a<
ben ptele pripatseieQld Qldaften bereitS be-
l@lo6en, rdbreno bes Garneuals,
rpenn Der &rie9 nod fortoauern folte,
teine YdQe &c. 5u ueranfalten.
@1rtemberaS &rdfte trerben nt9t
mtnper In Nnipru6 9enommen. Der
~StaatszNn3eiaer" pom 81. december
entbdlt cine fbnisli6e Weroronuna fol-
oenren Snbalts ~Da ras Beplrfnib
elmer aueerorpentliden Grein3uns un<
lerer &rieeSmodt fortrauert, 10 peroroz
nen uno perfi9en Bir nad Nnb6run9
llnieres @ebeimen &atbs, pie fct9t:
Art. 1. @emdb rem Mrt. 19 ces
8riea6rienis 0elebes pom 12. Wdr3
1863 merpen oiejenisen 8rie9Seienf>
paidti9en, tpelde nad bielem @eieb
our GrlaBzNeferpe Der Mlterfla15e 1870
3u perweilen finn, biermit gum Dienfte
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