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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-01
FRANCE.
PROCLAMATION OF GEN. DUcRoT AGAINST THE
GERMANS.

GERMANS.
PARIS. Thursday, Oct 81, le71
Gen. Ducrot has issued a proclamation to
the troops under his command, exporting them to re-
member that never their duties more imperion'
and sacred An army, disciplined educated. and power.
full in numbers needed to check the progress OF Internal
enemies while protecting the country from foreign oes
Tho General says the time may when the Germans
will regret rendng hearts and homes and tearing from
Franc. her dearest children.
The Conservatives gave banquet at Bordeaux to
night Speeches strongly favorng restoration OF the
monarchy made, and the hope was expressed tha'
the day would come when toasts 70 the health OF tbe
King and the Princes OF the Royal family could be
offered
The Count de Gueydon, GovernorGeneral OF Algeria
in report the President states that the number OF
immigrants TO the colony during the last three months
was $780, aud Of these 800 from Asace and Loi-
raine.
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Rrn1n. Thursday. Oct. 81. 1877

The Upper House of the Prussian Landtag
has finally rejected the Country Reform bill by vote OF
l5 TO 49, This was done face OF threat from the
Minister Of the Interior that il the measure was do
feated the Government would dissolve the Landag ana
convOke a new one.
The Prussian Kreuz Zeiun0 says the Government mas
made good the threat to appeal to the country on the
Reform bill The present session Of the Landag VIII be
closed at o'clock tomorrow afternoon. when decree
will be read dissolving the body and ordering elections
for new Diet which called to meet on the l2th OF
November next
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SPAIN.
z DISCLOSURES ON THE TRIAL or sA-
GASTA.

PROBABLE DISCLOSURES ON THE TRIAL OF sA-
GASTA.
MADRID. Thursday, Oct. 81, 1871
Tho impeachment trial of tho members OF
the sagasta Ministry promises curious disclosures
seor sagasa has announced his intention OF defending
himself at the trial.
A private company has made q proposition TO the
Spanish Government to construct and maintain at It's
own expense lines OF telegraph throughout the country
The debate in the Lower House OF the Cortes on mill
tary affairs has terminated in vote agreeing TO tho
contingent OF 10000 men for the army.
The Budget Committee Of the Lower Honse has ap
proved all the bills proposed by the Minister OF Finance
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HERMAN AT POUGHKEEPSIE.
TWO LARGE MEETINGS AND TORCHLIGUl
PROCESSION.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

PoUGUKEEPsIE, n. Y, Oct. 8.-There was
very largo audience at the Opera House tonight TO near
the Hon Francis Herman speak. Mr. Herman was INTRO
duced by Judge Wheaton and spoke for nearly two
hours. He was frequently interrupted by enthusiastic
applause An outside meeting was also held, speeches.
being made by Howard Morse and Daniel Guernsey. A
grand torchight procession was organized, and at
tracted considerable attention.
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AN EFFECTIVE MEETING AT PALMYRA
ADDRESS BY MR. L. X. APGAR.
10y TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE.I

PALMYRA, Oct. 3l.-Edgar II. Apgar spoke
hero last night to large and enthusiastic audience The
Hon Geo W SCHUYLER presiding. Mr. Apglr spoke for
nearly TWO hours exposing the abuses OF the civil ser
vice. and the Generalization and corruption extending
throughout the Government The Administration was
in such a convincing shown TO be responsible ior
the abuses Of the Civil Service and 10 have aleTed inc
vices on Cameron mat The meeting cannot iai TO 40
GREAT good Wayne County DO relied upon TO largely
reduce he Administration majority.
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,,,,,-,,s oI IiiI Nfxr.YoPK OF al 1870
JIDGE sELDEN ON THE NECESSITY OF
GREELEl'S ELECTION.
WHY THE PUBLIC WELFARE REQUIRES THE Sue
CESS OF THE LIBERAL TICKET.
The foiloWing il an extract from a private

lie tOlONiuB II du tAtiHNb ii"'ii " f'''"'N
letter received In this city yesterday
nv,p SIN. The pub
lie welfare IN my opinion requires the election OF 3f
Greeley not only with reference 10 improved Admin.
stratOn for the four years, which nave no DOUBT
ne would give u.s. especially as TO the trumpled ana
pupdered Southern States bat also TO arrest, II posi-
bic tie growing practice Of tho use by the president OF
the enormous patronage at his command 10 eheot ms
reelection My health ana my means, however, 10 po ~
enable mo 10 contribute much toward the support OF
ideas. The battle must be fought by those VINO
have more strength, and more money than 4 nave III
unfortunately should fail In this contest, shall eh
p,ct the same influences, aud The same aiRuenl
which called upon 20 meet now, MADE use OF oI
years hence show the safety ~ the country requires
The continue OF the Administration Tor tlFu
term Hbhlti ~ nhLDbN'
Rochester, oct. 30, 1871.
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A FALSE REPORT CORRECTED.

report having been put in circulation
that an order had been issued from the headquarters OF
the Erie Railway Company declaring that all employees
Of tnat road are expected vote for Dix and Grant
peuay Of being discharged for the Winter, Gen. Coch
rne addressed letter Of inquiry to the President OF
the Erie Company, and received the following reply:
ERIE RAILWAY COMPANY,
PRESIDENTS OFFICE, NETWORK, Oct 81, 1872
SIR: Reg TO say, in reply your note Of this date
that have ther given authorized order or an
intination of.any kind that the Erie Railway Company
eects an or any OF its employees vote for any party
or person II any such order is IN circulation II Is
spurious. - ,, - ,oo
men ana would as they should resist and resent any
attempt from any quarter 10 dctate 10 thein now my
zenship. Yours respectfully,
To The Hon. John Cochranc.
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Testimonv was taken in Philadelphia, yester.

49, - ~ 80 ~ ia, Gould and Gordon Gordon Thomas smith "
ssnd was ersmue He pronounced the signatures vtea by
oodon oron similar 10 respect TO those Of Ion Vicncsn
me e.ampauon ecntnad aniu ate hour
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GERMANY.

THE QUESTION OF REFORM IN THE PROVINCES
OF PRUSSIA FINAL REJECTION OF THE BILL
BY THE HERRENHAUs-THE LANDTAG TO BE
DISSOLVED.
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-. Francisco l.arroca. Captain of Volunteers for.
merry director Of the Porto Rico Bo ihe ofsln q e ui. 'ae
Seceau 81 Club arrived In Havana u reported ne
bsHhsd By General and the Dare ss what
tTse LaII0ts has eonmitted 70 taSiflgtBt
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1Us HON FRED. HAssAUREK AT BUFFALO

AIR. Cr,rIrY's POLICY OF UNIVERSAL AMNESTY
AND UNIVERSAL sUFFRAGE-IIiE MISTAKE
or THE ADMINISTRATION IN NOT NEEDING
ms ADyICE-THE LEADING RESULTS OF THE
RECONSTRUCTION ACTS.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-02-29
District Court at Thomson.

The recent term Of the District Court at
tho junction. Judge NoKel.y presiding,
vas one Of considerable importance. Ev-
erything was we'll managed and business
was dispatched as rapidly rs circumstances
woui" permit. There was only one civil
case on tho ealenda,a and when that was
disposed Of it no doubt seemed to those
who were not posted in tho proceedings Of
courts that nothing Vas done. In tho
meanwhile the grand jury was IN contin-
usl session, from Wednesday until satur-
day afternoon, working day and night.
Brotbecker's case occupied the time Of the
jury for two days.. in consequence Of the
number Of witnesses to examine, many Of
whom had to be sent for to Brainerd. On
Friday, three bills were found-one against
Andrew Moniham. for larceny; one
against Daniel shonwsy, for uanslaus htsr
in the second degree /; one against Thome Q
Griffin for shooting With intent to murder.
On Saturday, true bill WAS found against
rs persons for sssaulting Sheriff Ryan.
while in the discharge Of his duty, and the
remainder Of the day Vas occupied in e1-
smining Witnesses in respsct to the selling
Of liquor without license, keeping Of gamb-
ling bells and houses Of prostitution, and
violating the Sunday laws. =: ..,*' y.
All tho preliminary motions in respect
to the above cases were made and argued,
and they were taken for trial before tho
81 Louis County Court, change Of venue
having been granted. .s=s s~sr:. ."s
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o.. saRINKAGE OF CORN.

On the moth Of last October, \ com.
nit tee Of the Ha~pdeu G. unity Agri.
oulsural Society examined a field of
corn belonging to Willian. NATION of
Springfield, aud harvested 40 average
portion containing two hundred and
sixty.two feet, being ten feet less than
one square rod. The corn was taken
to7the agricultural store for safe keep
ing aud drying. At the time of h,r-
vestang it Weighed forty-ive pounds.
Being suspended from the upper part #
the store it was left until the twenty
ninth day Of November, when its
weight wss thirty-oue and one toarh
pounds. It Was GOV shelled and clean
ed. Tho result was twenty two and
one-half pounds of com, and at the rate
Of sevcDty.seven bushels aud thirt five
pounds per acre. 1t will be readily
observed that the shellel corn was ju>.
one-half the original weight Of corn and
cob. This corn xas OF the Dent varie.
ty but appeared to be we'll ripened:
We believe it to be quite common to
estimate the corn crop by calling seven
ty poupdsa bushel. Had the above
named crop been decided on this basis
the result would have been one hua-
dred and five bushels Instead of seventy.
seyen.-Ne.o England Farmer.
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The latest marvel il located 10 Florence,
Italy, where one ChppiAni, : youth :7ho
had Witnessed . Chinese jassler's trick Of
running sword down his throat and then
drawing it out, attempted 70 perform the
same trick with . fork. As the fork went
down it slipped from his hand, and oil At
tempts of his frishtsaed eempanions to ex-
tract it were in vain. He wss carried to the
hospital where hs still lives. and eats sad
drinks with the fork II his stomach The
case has excited such extraordinary inter
est that police were stationed q the hespi-
tai to keep the erewds away.
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h sI-5IIEIl 39aftL
GOV. SMITHS RETIRE unNV.


The great buy.bear, set aAoat by
SINE ambitious St. Paul newspaper re-
porter, that Gov. Smith was about {.
retire from the Presidency of tn.
Northern Pacific Railroad, aud that his
successor was to be Mr.. Moorehesd, Ut
The firm Of Jay Cooke l. Co., was, Of
course, barren Of any truth or even
shadow Of truth. A gentleman Of
Philadelphia, who Is prominently con.
ueoted With the Northern Pacific, writes
70 gentleman Of st. Paul Is follows
"Goveraor Smith ia tile choice Of all
parties connected with the North RI
Pacific Railroad Company, aud Re, lee,
confidence is placed 10 his management
Mr. Moorehcad has never heard Of bis
name being ussd ia connection with
the Presidency, and would not accep,
any position Of the kind" zr
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4. An old traveller tells . pretty
cough story about. being lost in the
woods With lis aosA whore he could 6"d
nothing e eat, and had to cut of the
dogs tail which be boiled for himself,
and afterwards gave the dog the bon,-
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Miss Maggie Cunningham, OF
Terre Haute, Ind, determined to take
advantage Of the privilege supposed t.
belong to )eap-yesr, and invited her
friends to her Wedding before she con.
suited the young man whose .me she
had concluded to take. The we'd
ding party proceeded to tho residence
Of the gentle youth and found him 10
bed, but be, recognizing the situation,
RatAsred hMs raimsnt about him and
silently, stole away. The rest Of the
glrh srs discouraged. H.
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-"Msrtha, my DEAR" said a loving
husband to his spouse, who Wa several
years his junior, "what do you say %
moving TO tho Fac w est p s"Oh I'm
delighted with the idea ! You re-
collect when Mr.. Morgan moved out
there, be VAS ~ pour as We are !; aud
Ia three years he died, leaving his Wild
ow worth hundred thousand dollars."
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The other day ! child Of Ave years,
It Nav Albany, Ind, accidentally .va'
lowed buckshot, which l,dged 10 til.
wiadpips, and stranguIa.ion eusued
Physicians arrived ten. minutes after
The accident occurred, but failed to re
ievo her, md ia answer toher fathers
question vhst Tho swallowed, she ross'
Up inlbsd saying aShos, papa" aud
fol- dead.
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VIppllglR B ltR&
z|x|AIke
VINEGAR; 81 fl33s>

) =. wAlxss, Prspstsor. r. T. NeDesAI.k c.. p.>qas
Gen. Agents, San Traaese, Cal I'D - co0aes H. k.Y
MILLIONS Ee.r Tessi.assy q sheir
z Wondcffnl Curative K0eess.<
yiucenr7 Bifters are not = viis Fasey
Drink, Made Of Peer RuD, "hBskoys
Proof Spirits and Ref1so Lisuers, doe
tored. spiced and sweetensd to pseass The taste,
called TONES" :. Appeti1ers" :. Restoeeu,' Ae,
that lead the tippler on to drunkenness apd ruin,
but are true Medicine. made from the Native
Roots and Herbs Of California. free frs0 all
Alcoholic ,Sflmniants. They aze tho
GREAT BLOOD FURTHER and 4
LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE, . perfect
Renovator and 1nvigorator Of tte sS5sts0. easJ-
ing of all poisonous matter and restoring the blood
to a healthy condition. No person eaDt take These
Bitters according to directions and EvD9s. IsnS
unwell. provided their bones ars not dsstsoysd
by mineral poison other means, and TIE vital
organs wasted beyond the point OF repair.
They arc II Gentle Purgutive NJ we'll
as n Tonic, possessing, also. the peculiar merit
of acting powerful agent in relieving Conses-
ton or Inflammation Of the Liver, and Of all the
Visceral Organs.
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, whether
in young or old, married or single, at the dawn OF
womanhood at the turn Of life, these Tonic Bit
ters hare equal.
For InAnmmatory and Chronic Rhes-
matisln and Gout, Dyspepsia Or In.
digestf0n, Bilious, RSmfttont and
Intermittent Fcvers, Diseases Of tho
Blood, Liver, Kidneys and Bladder,
these lSittcrs have been most successful Suck
Diseases are caused by Vfttnted Bleed,
which is generally produced by deranseruent OF
the Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA Or INDIGESTION,
Headache. Pain in the Shoulders, Coughs, Tight
ness of the Chest. Dizziness. Sour Eructation1 Of
the Stomach, Bad Taste in the Mouth. Bilious
Attacks, Palpitation OF the Heart, Inflammation q
the Lungs, Pain in the regions Of the Kidneys and
q hundred other painful symptoms are the on
springs of Dyspepsia
They invigorate the Stomach and stimulate the
torpid Liver and Bowels, which render them Of
unequalled efficacy in cleaning the blood Of lin
purties and imparting new life and viGor TO the
whole system ~ .. ~ =.
FOR SKIN DISEASES, Ernptions. letter.
Salt Rheun. Blotctes, Spots, Pimpaaa. E1ustulss.
Boils, Carbuncles, Ring WornA sca:d Head. Bore
RyeaErydpelaa Itch. seurfa Dieeo!eslEte.s oethe
ever name or nature, arc literally dp9 s1anA ear:
ried out of the system in short time hy the use OF
Vince the most increduious Of thsir eafsivs elect
Cleanse the Initiated Blood whenever you ind it,
impurities bursting through the Gidn tn ptmpleA
Eruptions or Sores cleanse Il Wha yoa 114 =
obstructed and s,uggish in the veins: cleanse +
when it is foul and your feelings win tan yua WhGn.
Keep the blood pure, and the health II The sYsten
will follow.
PIN, TAPE, and other WORMS, uzitng
in the system of 80 many thousands, NJ easc>aa1y
destroyed and removed.
SOLDBY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALKR0
So saS Sen Asn ss
Cal, and 81 and 81 Commerce Street, New 1oIk.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-02-29

SALAD DRrss1Na.-This il also ex.
celIent over sIiced tomatoes 10 the sum.
mer. Take the yolk Of ono fresh ege
and mix with it two tablcspoonfuls Of
olive oil very slowly, add one and one.
half spooufals Of mustard, three spoon.
fu!s Of salt, little pepper, aud last Of
al two spoonfnls Of vinegar. Beat the
white of IN egg to a stiff froth and
lightly stir in.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-02-29

An Atiant. paper Of last week
says: "a lady 10 this city tied her
hubby's hands aud feet the other day,
just for fan, and then went through
his pockets for a. certain billct-doux,
and found it. His physicians tell him
that his face won't be bally Scared !,
though be may remain permanently
bald. .s:.. 4. ..ss.
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" e kSss 1000 ~
Thsr, ass low farmers nova days
but like to drive 1 6ne team Of horses'
aud yet, . ! olas,, their hprses 10 wi no
t,r ia. NOT curry the coats that animals
iu high health sholll. The reason 10
niue cases out of ten is ina,tentien to
stable management. They arc fed and
w.t.red regularly aud literally, but as
. rule they suffer from cold and want
Of cleaning, and too often from too
liberal ne Of the oorryssomb. This
implement should be principally used
to keep the brush clean, applying II
only lightly to tho mano to loosen tho
dirt-never about tho limbs, and ss-
peoially the points. "A LIBERAL uec Of
the brush viii give tho coat that peou-
liat glossy appearance 50 much admired
ina@a vell,kept horse. The stable
should be - warm rs possible, oonsis-
tent With ventilation, aud good blank.
etsshould b provided for each work.
ing horse. It j. not yo.ly conducive 10
comfort. but italso sayes feed and Of:
ton the health Of the horse. Plenty Of
soft bedding should also be given At
night, and the rsek and managers should
be % arranged that the animal can take
its hay without danger of filing its
eyes and name with the seed. The
stalls should be roomy enough 20 that
the animal can lay down 1t ease. and
the halter strap 90 arranged that the
horse can get up and down easily, and
without danger of casting itself; above
al things do not allow the stable to 30
without cleaning At least twice each
day. After bringing 10 the team At
night, sweating perhaps, do not 60 to
bed without frat thoroughly cleaning
them. A partly worn broom, cut
square. i % excellent thing for clean
ing tho limbs from dirt, if not too
harshly used. It is attention 20 little
matters about the stable that 90 far to
make up The economy thereof, and it
costs less, time to do the work regularly
aud st proper times than to. have an
occasional general cleaning up West.
err Rvrol.
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N A u URE8
HAIR RESTORATIVE.


yont1lrs no Lac Sulphpr-No sugar Of lead-No
t. Nitrate OF Silver, ard is entirely free
ION tue Posonors and Health destroying Dzutb
Ssealn other Hair Preparations
Transparsp 1T and c's~r crystal. will not soil
M Hs~~ >>ts- r lle.ty SAFE, CLEAN and Ell.
neutrality-suspicious. LONG SOUGHT FOR ARD
1t restores and prevents the Hair from becoming
Hrsy, imParts y soft, glossy appearance, removes
Danarun cool and refreshing to the head, checks
the hair from falling of, and restores it to great
sxtsat when prenalurely lost, prevents Headache
cures all Humory, cutDsous eruptions and unnatural
Heat A. DRESSING fos the Hair 1t 10 the best
Article In the market.
Or. q. SMITH, Patentee. Gorton Junction, Mass.
Prepared only by PROCTOR BROTHERS. Gloncvs.
tr, Mass. The Genuine il put up III panel bottis,
made expressly for II with Of the srtiels blown
III tEe glass. Ask your Druggist for Natures HAE
restorative, and TAX, NO other.
For sale Ivy G SCHULTEN CO.,
and TICKNUR. TOLMAN & co. St. Cloud
VAN Setback, STEVENSON l. REID,
go Wholesale Agents. 81 Lake eteet Chicago
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-02-29

The iolla~iog rulewas mado BY
The 6upe1inx ndent OF . We atern rail
road notorious. Tor collisions "Here-
aftsr, when two trains meet each other,
going in opposite directions, both shall
sonsito aldead stop, aud neither shall
proceed ubtibthe othor has passed it,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-02-29

-Quee. chsrlotte'. necklace, Of we'll
matched amethysts, the most perfect In
existence, was valued, whom worn BY her,
at $40, 900; a. prsssat It would not CON.
msnd IS many shillinss, -! great had been
the importation Of late ysars Of German
amethysts and topasss, which are dug In
endless abundance in tho slepsngebergs,
ON the Rhine. ~. .isE ~
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-02-29

IA Poaghkeepsie dry goods clerk
last summer saved from drowning the
cook Of . canal boat. Recently he
received shstar from the father Of the
girl, stating that ''as 50 saved the gal,
shes Yosr'n. !" Strange 70 say, no
esdon,t 10 IL IS rs. l 10. ~. al. Z.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-02-29

"A minister 1t eolorsd Wedding who
wished to be humorous, said: ION such
occasions it 10 customary to kiss the bride,
but in this case W will omit It," To
which ungallant remark the bridegroom
per.inently replied ION such occasions II
is customary to pay the minister $40, but
in this case We will omit It,"
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$1,000 REWARD
DR.. HUNTER,

FL w. Randolph Street, Chicago,
Will tho above reward to suy perasn ouReei,x lR
Private Disease OF suy character 10 fais . essSt
Dr.: Hunter has spent = number Of {sas IN Pare -
s.:ei:t,: Hs1'9 :rtaa.tse q 5000 ls.eesesvs1
assistant to the celebrated Dr. Rieeed. Allki1
carefully prepared by himself in his own IAhG14k
',oing the active ediepa prineples Of reots as9
in . concentrated form. When jIdicto06y adnninlRQ1
they meet disease With Wonderful oeltai1t5.
d.. Hunter be consulted al kinds Of pt1v1te ~
Chicaso H., where ali letters should be sddreo4
(Germ an sp7kOu) Send two stan p for 4KD9eAb 90
MON Sense Treatise on the Nature and TfostnS1S q
6emiusI Weabnesa private diseases of beth se2saal
Guide to those about tomAIkJ.
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~. husband ifan honest man i
Gods noblcst work, wha.is on hon est
woman z His rarsst dear r vas
The pnsivil reply.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-02-29

The report that Duke Alexis has mar
RED MAIDEN oiselle Joukofeky, tho maid Of
honor whom no 10 said to have long been
attached, is creating considerable confusion
in official circles in st. Petersburg.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-02-29

t'Who's there1'' cried : patrol to
: passing figure ono dark night. .l.'s
! patrol don't b afraid" replied IN
ID Noman. .s.. ..ss..s
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e = estimated that there are ID
Gegland aNds nv les two thousaDd seven
hnnlssd saad forty CooRrss.tioaal
lhss.aes:. /. !. 8. I. I,
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