The Sun (New York) Newspaper, November 12, 1868, Page 2

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As teachers, they take en even high Loq., has beem elected to preach “wu y rema p ( od by Ma | they are t ous ie. the Coa fa Sad other etait et of nie | b all over the Territory, end aid in the formation Ourarn A nan r worthy of ac cap {2 pie ‘ 1 Ae S Against her rity, and as pl ,of each recurring election, uk, while as artists, | rer t the Territ A aid int on of ugh be wp ceaniy ean € rather 3 pop va pera fo whom ob Madame Moga, who |e » ver pedro ” coOperative socivtios for the pr ‘ ey utly interrupted by . tore were arta grudye, be would bo In purfect securlty from | would not stan : wy }.as to compromise with the oppoeition, « 8, aud in meoy kinds of 1 nical labor, | eet pL aoa bho f ie] 5 ‘ tai aan badlip to fobs | slated sist beth cantina choala Ge tearsanctod atiack, ven Ife discoutinued earrylue his (runche | (°C 10. tand any Dg, & rupture ensued, tuffer the dictation of factious chiefs, cant hey have successfully competed with men on | Sy iney no doutt cil be the pute eteet | tue bite at Napolevs and hls ectieagues of the Second | Dourd of Ioapeetors, Lus it te uot laperatlve denuanioals his sword’ or seuro-baycacte Me might | Princess de Metieraich, whe hes bone eee o ave ; ° f 7 pir Enipire J. C."—'The ofte ia tue | Walkabout quite aufely without shy oensive arm Hotternich, who has been the Icader of be expected to have or to execute a Leld » equal terme. very ictive, as W s very lucrative, an - tal rity a Pennsylvania in the | welt abo ately “ CN SH yea s a ee eae ge i ace ete pag are iy ductive, as well ax very tucrative, und | ‘The next Conference willtake place om Twesdsy, | October election war Mbt... TK" bet that | Seslgver. and would need uu defence, trom aggres | 2 otra fs two os theve yaure past, and whe ve " nore O wz, the o will s ¢ andscope the 17th Inst, Groot Would Ve elestad Provdems of the United | spect end aoodwill his uultorm inapites, Mb Mbeie ae ee en eee