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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-10-19

THRILLING ScENE.-Mr. G. J. Thomas, of Nj
| agara Falls, was crossing alone in a small boat
from Navy Island TO Schlosser, last Thursday,
when the terrific storm arose, and the boat
was capsized. For upwards of an hour he
was driven about by the furious gusts of wind,
clinging to the boat. Several times he sue
ceeeded in righting she craft and as often would
it capsize, and though good swimmer he had
given himself up for lost, when he at length
| succeeded in clambering into the boat, without
oars and SO thoroughly chilled as to be almost
unable to help himself The boat was filled
with water, and was driven past the head of
Navy Island into the rapid current which swift
ly bore him towards the rapids and the catar-
act. But, fortunately, he was seen by Mr.
Tompkins, and another man on the Island, who,
taking boat, hsstened TO rescue him. They
reached him but the wind and sea were so high
that it was impossible to take him into their
boat, SO they towed the boat into Chi ,pewa
creek on the Canada side. Mr.. Thomas would
have certainly gone over the Falls, had he not
been thus timely observed and rescued. Ills
situation during the storm was terrible in the
extreme, the rain and sleet being apparently
carried over him in sheets. His own pluck and
endurance were remarkable under the crcum-
stances.-Buf- Com. Adv.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-10-19

Proceedings OF the City Council.
MONDAY EVENING, Oct. llth.
Present, Aldermen Brown, Jarrett, Hager,
Kelsey, Lawrence, Owens and Scott.
Absent, the Mayor, and Aldermen Anderson,
Chamberlain, Denise, Howard, and Tracy.
The record OF the previous meeting was read
and approved.
The Council then adjourned.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-10-19

RAILROAD CASE SETTLED The suit of
I Bates OF Detroit against the Illinois
Kailroad Company for possession of the
on which their depot is located at Chi.
'n decided on Wednesday by verdict
Of The Company. The property invol-
sued At two millions dollars.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-10-19

% In Dea Aoines county the contest be-
tween Arick, Republican, and Messenger, Dem.
ocras, is very close, and il is not yet known
Who is elected. Pleasant Grove and Jackson
townships are yet 10 hear from, and the result
may mot be known until the official result il
declared. The Democratic State ticket has not
probably more than 100 majority. ClagRet is
beaten in the county from 100 to 200. Tracy
has over 400 majority. Returns indicate the
election Of Springer. Republican, in this district.
yer Clagget. Tracy, Independent Democrat.
10 probably elected District Attorney.
In this township the whole Democratic ticket
ID elected by majority Of from 10 to l5o.-
Justices Harris, Temple and Wallbridge, and
Constables Endsley and Thompson were re-
elected. Trustees Ksissr Ray and Corse,
st. Paul, Minnesota, is about to connect itself
with the rest Of the world by telegraph line
TO La Crosse, Wis.,, costing $4,000.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-10-19
Michivln City noA

-. ~. MieHig III lily. OCt. H.
Michigan township gives Co,fax 300 majority:
Sc'p,o township Colfax 81 majority; Cool Spring
Walker 20 maj Wsstville precinct gives Col.
fax loo majority.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-10-19

n Brre.ARr-The Grocery Store Of Xr.
ING. on Main Street, was entered through
Rack window, ss about nine o'clock, on
u evening, and 1856 in money, taken
Nr. K. entsred the store just ~ the
nt il but was unable to captare him.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-10-19

New York, Oct l3.
lhe Tribune says the vote OF Harrisburg se
cures the election Of John w Kelinger, Opp
in that district over kunkle, Dem.
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A sad DeStimx.

One ofthe yellow fever deaths since our last is
sue, was that of A. R. Atchinson, said to be son
or near relative of Senator Atchinson, of Nilsson.
u. lie appes ed to be not more than eighteen
years Of age. lie arrived here in A destitute
condition, and in few days thereafter was dis
covered in an cid stable, with the fever upon
INN, whence the Relief Association removed
him to the hospital 1t appeared that he had
been to Texas, and arriving in New Orleans on
his return, he put up at the st. Charles. where
ne got out OF money, and where, he stated, he
had LETT his trunk. 1t seems that he was to
some extent dissipated, and this doubtless. ac-
counts in single word, for his absence from
home and his destitution. He appeared to be
quite an intelligent youth. 1t may gratify his
friends and r, latives to know that every care
was bestowed on him. just previous to his
dissolution. he brought tears to the ewes of
those around him. by the fervent and eloquent
appeals which he made TO the Most High.
where, it is to be hoped, his soul has gone
Plaquemine (.a.) Gazette.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-10-19

One Of the Jokes of the season is that the
Democracy of New York are resolving in favor
of q protective tariff. In the Democratic Con.
vention of Oneida County last week, the fol.
owing resolution was offered ard passed unan.
mously -
Resolved, That we are in favor Of tariff
We believe it the best, if not the only fair and
feasible method that can be adopted for raising
the necessary funds to deirav increasing annual
expenses of Government, aud that IN the ad
ustment of the tariff it should be a leading
object, and care should te taken TO promote.
tar it is practicable to do, the agricultural,
manufacturing and mechanical interests of the
e0uHtry.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-10-19
FARM HORSES.

The whole number of entries in this list was
quite large. Among those shown were many
OF fine appearance and good quality. Josiah
Stark, of Davis county, exhibited coal black
stallion, four years old, II hands high and well
made. W. G. Norris Of Van Buren, county, a
dark chestnut stallion young Tom Marshall y
eight years old, l6! hands high. J. A. Logan,
OF Marion county, large bay stallion, "Penn-
syiyania Farmer" seven years old, II hands
high, girth feet 2 inches L. p. Bowles, of
Mahaska county, two Stations, one, "Nelson," !"
a dapp.e gray, years old, II hands high, girth
feet inches; the other, William" gray,
i've years old, l74 hands girth feet inches.
These are both good farm horses, large and
well made. Wm. Spencer of Marshal county,
a bay stallion, seven years old, II hands high,
girth feet 10 inches. A. w. Haran, of Jasper
county, a roam stallion, eight years old, II
hands high, weighs l 40 pounds. F. n Ran
doiph OF Davis, superb black stallion "Bill
Allen, four years of age, but few eqaals, and
no superors, Of his class. OF stations over four
years of age, entered as farm horses, there we're
twelve competitors.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-10-19

b,i.,.,as sssssr is again pleasant, t,-tbs sun
!. !, ra' g IN mid summsr-shs political
i. 49,. 'a . over. the bsssls fought sod
COM. .ae ) presume. BY the Republio.ss
y sood .. : just taking hls leave, and "
..e0., 'son Why men should not resume
sisI. slea avscasions and the world
a y though ssshisg had hsp.e.ed.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-10-19

u We hear that in Louisa the county seat
question was settled in favor Of w spello.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-10-19

We cut from the Oskaioosa Hcrais report
some few items Of interest in regard to our
State fair held in that. City some two weeks
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-10-19
Procec ainys Of the Ci.y Council

10 We saw quite q number of emigrant
wagons passing through tho city yesterday.
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The ElccelOns.

eea a'sssting matters Of interest which
PM other topics, are election returns
-1'lofities-Who are elected and who
"eo'-How have Iowa, Indiana. Ohio
'A4''lsania. votedl We had expected
'sf'efoays issue, to have given pretty
1rn' rom oil these States. But the tel
y" cut Of order and We could not. Be.
'as 10 press, however, We hope to have
from 81 directions, and TO know who
e.n eeefed to Congress in the strongly
ped Districts.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-10-19
BY TELEGRAPH.
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION

PHILADELPHIA, October Is.
In the 5th District, Wood, opposition, ha
now 1900 majority in Montgomery County
the. balance Of the District has not yet beer
heard from. Last yssr it gave . Democrat,
majority Of 400. Partial returns show 1
handsome opposition gain aud Weeds election
is plain.
i .@es Erie, Oct. l3.
In 25th Congressional District, Babbitt, Rep,
$500 to 5000 majority. FiHney, Rep, for Sen
ate, 500 to 1000 majority.
In Crawford Co. Ba5bitt has 1000 majority.
Finnsy 1900 majority.
! Philadelphia, Oct. ls.
| lpth District. Partial returns show that Fos
| ter, Dem, leads Covode 600 majority in Vest
moreland county. The balance Of the county
| will increase his majority TO 900 Indiana and
Armstrong counties. which gave large Republi-
can msjorlties In 1856 are 10 hear from
18th District. The returns show large gain
for Mac Pherson, Opp, In Franklin county, and
Reilly, the present Democratic member, Is sup
posed to bo elected. A
Philadelphia city-The following are the
Opp. majorities 10 Philadelphia: Supreme Judge
b7SS, Canal Commissioner 1890; Sheriff 5273;
Register Of Wills 5000; Clerk Of Orphans Court
470O.
Pittsburg, Oet. IS.
About two thirds Of the county has been |
hearu IrOin anu the hepuDHeAn majority on the |
State ticket anG Sheriff. over 1900. The anti |
tax Commissioners are defeated by at least
1000 majority.
Later-l5th District. J. T. Hall, Opp, cleo
ted by 1000 majority over White, the present
Democ ratio member.
l7th District. The vote is very close. bu,
MCPHERSON Opp, is believed TO be elected.
9th District. John Woods is cartainly elec
ted over Oven Jones, Democrat.
Later-Woods majority over Jones exceeds
1000.
Phiadelphia, Oct. Is.
7th Distrct.-Lehgh County gives Long
necker, Opp, nearly 300 mai.
7th District.-This District is in doub. Large
.a'nes are reported for Longnecker, Opposi.
ion.
In Bucks County, Longinecker gains 22l in
fifteen Districts.
Roberts Democratic maj in Bucks county
'lll not exceed 200. The result il doubtful.
18th District.-Carbon county gives Shoe.
maker, Opposition, 500 maj
Northampton county gives Demmick, Demo.
rat 500 mai.
The balance OF the District consists of Mon.
oe, Pike, and Wayne Counties. The result is
doubt, both parties claiming the VICTORY
be Democratic majority in 1856 was 1865
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-10-19

NJ AksSESGER was elected Clerk two
" over Ar. ARlcK, bis present compel.
we majority This year the contest ID
eiose. Mr.. ARIcK has reason to bs
h's vote, even il defeated. In this
acre De is best known, he leads the Re
Sass Ticket, some sixty votes. The
sA'ery close.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-10-19

The exhibition of cattle, particularly of thor
ougn-breds, was very fine indeed. We are
safe in saving that in number and quality they
surpassed those shown at any previous Fair in
this State. This speaks well for the energy
sagaclty and success of those engaged in this
branch of business, and we believe that future
Exhlbtiohs will demonstrate that thorough
bred and full blooded cattle, as well as natives
and grades, are increasing in quality and value,
when raised by the farmers OF Iowa
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-10-19

".nsd' Yesterday, the corn-shel.
49,. s' 'pr;as Of which " spoke in Mon.
~, NJ Inc corn shelter sssns to bs .
sus s Misunderstanding With grsa,
j. ''e' - veil ss With remsrkabIs "a.
siu,,. svo' spring 10 neat Invention,
h, " aao durable. and viIl be erea,
~, :. g cold weather approaches. Thsy
"sa - No. 81 Main etr..t
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-10-19

Ss.s!. 70 llliaois, . man named Shrsider
..1il last week, and poison was sus-
.us oaicsr went to the house 10 arrest
~ me deceased, when she ran into the
.a0 Jumped into the sis.srn; the OIL
"Pso IN, and both were rescued by
ps"0ns The woman is on trial
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-10-19

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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-10-19

,. ~ ss's 1859 votes poIled in this
s'eaas' As there were more than
\ ""''es upon the tickets, and a, opIv 300
!, 49, scratched we're in the box, i. was
~ ~ them TO be counted, ws
ana, 10 returns this morning, from
I'm, 'ae Telegraph being ou. Of tx
- - make il all right to morrow
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-10-19

ToA Cerwin o., Popular Soyereixotv
some Locofoco newspspers have expressed
their concurrence with Tom Corwin in his views
On popular sovereignty. He made great
speech At Cincinnati Thursday night last, from
which We extract the following and commend
it to their careful nArnaaI
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-10-30
Dlltimorr- anc Ohio-riGatahf.

d. Sc : 8. sssaas = 8. u 9rr5t &rnttna&
Wl1lIbiIl39ttonu,,~ Noliiuarrr, Ntilacslptiio,
s~@t'@ fsNem>y'pjf ,ie Y>ilcn..2 ~@T1Tt
= Gie]s yertrs7tiee ST. hi nit fbrtn ss!tsNcrten
metliaeN Nsrbiyeunsen, tiet,! tsn yteiisnren cine
rirefte 9inie nuh Baltimore. pbilaeelrhia; Nsp-
gort urp Bpitpn. Aud 1T i!e pie etnsi9s Npute,
aNt rtlbtr mani Gurbsanss=gilstt (Arrusb-
XidetsJ ,lnb Oepadmarfen (@befs) mad @a-
ID tn3tpn erbalten tar11. j.. <n..
Drei pa1a9ter=3 lee n%erla7en @beeling, 0a.>
taslid um $50 9. M., 4.40 q. *M., Hoo
*. M. uuo Inb III p~iretter @srbineuns nit alen
peitliden :3iisen.
-: , 9fod allen Dltlthen @tdpten:
Mnfunit IN Baltimrre UNI 5.13 M.rM., $40
g. 81. unb $40 9. 81.
: Mnftnft in MaIbinstrn I'M 200 q. 80, 10.
so 9. 81, $50 9. 81.
Son Baltimore fabrt man 'p9lei9 rbne Mu fent~
bait nit g dnells ilsen mad "
h. pbtlaeelpbta, Newzyprt unp 8pitpn.
Nad Walbinstuu sebeu spn Baltimore tdsli9
bier :3use as. Inn 4.20 9. &c. GAS 9. g.,
800 q. 81. unb $50 81. %.
6abrgelp uno Tabrseit 10 turs ME auf irsene
elmer anbern. Hcute. '7U"
BS Geilenpe beliebe11 ihre 8iQete pia @bee-
ling i'll serlan9en. 0urdeaugsfarten uni Mus.
tunft erbalt man tit ben Gileubahn- Bureaus teS
@eltens.
MSS Die Baltimore unb Ship= Gilenbabn
1T Hetlencrn AUDI 9anS t~clpneers Der Natur1hr1t-
beiten ms9en gu emp1eblcn.
Sir Tra9t mad Ybtlarelp bta, Nemz2Jprt
uno 8pitpn,
ua d pber Dpn BE- nj %
bat biei. Sabn srpBe Gpr5use, pa ie, ant Sbtp-
Ruhe 81 Mbeelina> Senrcrr unp Yarfcrsbur9
arslautenr, nit ben, ercben Mesmertc metliher
Gtienbahnen IN rircftcr Gertinbuu9 ltebt.
gpn @beeltne u1p parfersburs eebeh ieceu
Sag reselulabise Srpte na9 agen 5afen Der nett
liden UliNe al.
Die Uradtpreilc 1int 10 tilliq,
ME auf ir9enb elmer aupern &pute.
Glitter Spu irsent eirem Ylass Hllih srn BAL
%tin1pre be5eidne man ,,@ia Saltimrre unb Sbip
81. 81"
&ues, mas at bic Mserten cteler Sabu cpulIa-
ntrt 1T, mire raid be1prat.
6ra9t-M 9enten itno: 8. McSurnie, in
@tl,cinnoti; 9. Sempbiu II. g., &ipleY, o.;
S.. 81. ypSe, Dtagspile, 8p. s. 81. 2ocmid,
ppStsmrutb> o.; M. 9ieY u. g., Mitelcpprt,
D.; S. 9. 0prr> Mheelina, 3d.; Mples Vrt-
ter, gpitpn, 6. %. Yertreil, Seem ,yprf; B.S.
Sicily, philadelphia; S.. Guslaub, Baltimore ;
Ger. 8clter II. g., Evansville, Sinh. s. 9.
Morebeac II. g., QpuisSiue; Som'l Calhoun
pbilaoelptia, unr Spbn 6. Mauew, p9arfersturs.
!. 5. Tcr1YTh II. 6 o. ct. 9puis;
6. g. 0prbpn, @eneral- 6radt< @eent;
8. 90. Cole, General Billet Meent.
IS. prescptt @mith "tc
Granspprtn1eilter;
6. S, IuIler,
1925 @encral= Nsent bes Weiteus.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-10-30
Wi6tig fit Ginmanberer nno Rei(fnoc

Wi@ti9 fit Ginman>erer nnb Rei(fnor
iber bic
8altp. unb Sbip=G iienbabn.
Na4 allen Tbeilen pe8 9roben We ltens.
@r1parniB Ypn @elt, 3eit unb Gnt>
1%ernung.
Neilenbe tpnnen na9 gelieten tpGhlen, melde
Vabn lie 3l bettibeu pin11en> bic iber
Narfer6bur9 uno Marictta
pber bic Iber
8enwppo> Wbeelin9 uno Columbus.
.Diele Yabn 1T bic ein3ise, pel9e Ginwauberer
NIT ben 9nell3 ii gen befGrpert.
Dejentgen, tpelGe bic Baltimore uub
Sgtp= @t1enbabn b;ruBen, leaen tie HeiIe
1tad @tnctnnatti in % @turben 3uriid, mad @bi~
easO in 5pet 1asen unb na9 ct. Qpuis in 3mei
Ia9cn.
Die Baltimore unb Sbip~8abn 1T
bic aQetntge, tpelde Ginpanberer NIT ben Sdnea<
al9en %betprbert. Die Waeen 1inb nit eepulferten
Stben auf cnS Wlerbequemlte einaeri6tet.
Sober palagier bat 100 Yfunb @erGd fret.
Aineer bon 4 bis IL Sabren be3ablen balben preis.
&tnber unter 4 Sabren tub 9ans fret.
Das @cpad 9ebt nit BEN YaNaeieren unb
tcmut nit tbnen gu slei9er 53sit an benz Ye-
ltimn1unssprt an. Gin Sober erbGlt cine Be1dei-
nt9un9 uter lein @epad bis AT ben Srt Der &c.
thinning.
De9tl9e N9enten,
bic jeee europdii9e Spra6e serfeben, lnb an ben
Der19teoenen Stattpnen bet Babn entlana anae=
lteut, gtntpaneerer III en1pfanaen unb nit ibreln
@epad tpeiter gu befDroern> elm 8prtbeil> ben feline
anbere gabn bietet. !
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-10-30
aDr aztiantiitber ZsleeropI!!!
= NQernerte|te UQrpft5
.nrr5 1aG : 3une t Il .xq~%1

fir bic .SQilpn,

fir Die Gatlpn. -. i.
Da mir ualer, tets srpBes Waarenlaser nit
eirem reiden Nhprtetaent BON @itcrn rr be(ten
une lHpnlten Aualitdt ueueroiu9S hurh eirefte
@infaulc nod msbr oererpbert baben llNp cine
Musrab1 sprle9en %fsnne1,, bic iehen 8aafsr be-
f~ri:bise,t n1uB, 10 e~rlauben mir uns,. 9aurfauf-
leute, Ipwie cas geebrte Yutlifum Ypn ct. Weul
harauf auflncrf Am ST n1adeu. @ir Herfaufen
in, 9roben u1lo I'M aleinen 9eSeu %ftin9enre Miiase
uoer pafiereelb: "'.'.+'
0ecrudte Galiccs BON 6 III IL Gents
yer yarr,1 .t~:..~~4l ..
| l@eblei6te @uttuus son 6 gu IA Cts.
per yarp.
Braune 8ett;euee, So 3ou brett, 81
ju 10 @tS. per Yaro.
2ancaiter unp anpere @tnsboms 121
@t6. per Yarb. /
De Begers fir .Damentletoer Don 10
gu rs @ts. per garo.
0eprebte per1tl6e Stpfe, Elm iebr
1dDner Mrttfel fir Damenfletper> 122 @ts.
per yarr. 81 -"
Gnelii&e Duppel>@ erinoa rs Gta, per
Yaro. ...~.~ .5.. =.
*S@mere Glanel(e BON 10 III IS Gts.
per yarp.
8eipnoers quite rotbe Glaneue DON rs
gu so @t5. per yarr.
S9were blaue Deden (Blankets) bus
SPAR BON 1925 gu 400 Dollars.
90. 9emtldte gu $50 n
Do. meibe Don 200 su 800 Dollars.
&entudy Scans BON 20 3u 40 Cts,
per yarp.
Glider unb Sattnete BON IS 3u rs @t6.
per yarp.
Wir ermabnen bier bios zines tleinsn Gbsils
I'm |crer Waaren unp nerweiIen &dufer auf un1e,
@e1ammtla9er Scn @eioen- unb Wo0entpfen, f
nie non alien in bas @ei@aft einl@laeeupen Sc.
eenlsGnben,
.. SO. Sn8eripn II. g.
@de Der @abalbaw- unb Dritten @traBs
nabe Der Bride.
G1 Da i9 mild, felt i'd ais Gbeilbaber in tai
0ei9aft ein9etreten, Sp1 Der belcnberen @unl
unIcres peutldeu Yublituna5 uterseusen tpnate
CLAUDE i'd eurd bic NergrUBeru,,g uniereS Qasers
elmer nod srDberen @unt unierer Damen mid
~erfreuen gu %fDnnen.
1Ot37.2O Mab1er.
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~ i n n + 1 . t a g t a t 3 = j q.
3mei 3uil0e sttlliiig((iil6 autf jeoer Iolltte,,, !.

S>Uu1st ouYt tNtytlt!OD Au1 JHUGt Jlutle,
So g 81 +. 'aSssncmmsn@ u%nntass,
p;ttstuss, W9srttis; Garrisburs, Dattimar:,
=. .'g# ;pbitasatpbia y lsm-gopk.> 7 !
!. - CLEVELAND unp Nittsbura7Babn ( /
~bsfSreert, in 5plse ei1ss Observation-Disclosures nit Der
Sort MaYnt, pittStlirs nnS @hicaep Gtieubabni=
Wele1l6aft, iepen Sag (Spnata9s auS9eupmmeu)
~Trlstnpe s3use:s - 4r,4,,.5.-. ..~ ....
Die pitt6bur9 unp 8beeltn9 Mail
uno fTn1mt an:
&. -. 1is. a, Wis tit Bridgeport,
Don @bectins I'M SAG N.M.
Baltimore 1890 81
@leselanb lib philadelphia 1890 g. ~.
Mem-yprf $50 81. o..
Der ACCOMMODATIONS z233u9 ~
~ &:i%:5gy@ ri 1rr errei6t .....G
perlaBt 9ueIpn I'M .5,45 r. 81.
@leselant &aSenna n $50 M-M !
um 4>o5 No@mitt, Mtrsn " ;:6,25 g. q >;
Miaerstursb $40 N.M.
Der 6iltde Grpreb<3u9
Ytrlabt9leselanb mad .~H
Mntunft ber3uee BON Mnfunft:
@bicaep, Sufalr unb
Cincinnati INN 1920 pittsburS... .7,508 .M.
Nahn1iha9s. Dte|er Sis a piS Bridgeport.
3u9 1abrt Spnntas @beeling. HOS &.M.
Nahts hur9 ra@ Baltimore ..11,30 81. 81.
ptttsbur9. -l Ya1a< pbilabelpbia11,4 As g. 81.
siere fur philadelphia Nem<grrt $50 s. 81.
eeben ant !@rnntas r. . s:.'o
Mbeno UNI 10 lbr ab.
9fa6 Dem Sipen u1,o S1ten werpen fol-
9enoe Serbinpun9en 9emadt:
gu 5ueipn, fir GuYobpsa SAILS @trpn, @lin-
ton, MtQcrstursh.
81 auionee> fir gantpn> MalFaon, @ocisr,
Salsnt, @npn. =.
gu Sayarp, fir Garrputpn, @aynestursb,
GpYer, Mep- philadelphia. ~ ~
3u SteuteapiQe, fir Gapis, @uiboeton, Ores,
ben, Nsmarf.
gu @bsslins fir Cumberland, 5arpers 6erry,
Baltimore, Wa]binstpn.
gu 8eueair, Cambridge, Gainesville, Circle
eiQe, 9ancaiter+
gu Yittsturs, fir Sarristurs, Baltimore, Ybi,
labelpbia> Mem= yprf, ~. -.
Metour=3nee.
Die GleYelanp> Bufalp u. @bicaop Mail
y;ttst %sse9 'S'6 SS9 8. 81. eleyels %&tu 2145 n m.m
bridgeport %. DO. Buffalo ..11>3O M.M
@beelins. .6>15 g.@. Gbieasp 800 G.M
Der S9neI< @rprebz Bug
scrlabt Yittsburs UNI CLEVELAND $50 M.M
2,35 N.W+ unb tDn1ut Buffalo 800 G.Mt
an tn @btcasp ...2>30 M.M
Der Accommodations Bug
perlaBt &apenna um
S>2O0 81. unb errei6t CLEVELAND 1928 &,Mf
Derielbe ser!GBt Sub
ion UNI 900 g. M.,
pber nod Mufunft bes
.3uses npn NiQersbursb
unp tDmmt I'M cie]elbe
s3ett III CLEVELAND an.
&c Die Netcur< 3iise MAIDEN %bielelben Ser
btnbuneen, tpie bic mad ecm @iibeu uup Sien
~eben1aus 81 Glerelare init Der @lepelaun unb s.
lseo Babn fir Ganousfy> Ipleop, Detrpit I'M
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Der Cleveland unp Mabpnins 8abu fir ypunss
tenn, Warren unp New-@anle.
Das 0epat pirp fir bic game Sour na6 oue,
Nidtun9er uno unent9elnlt9 marfirt.
SIR NeiiebiQete unb NuStunft wenbe man ld
an bic ullnipn 2ifet=S flee" ST. 5uperipr1traBe
an bic Office i'm Deppt l,no allie iibrieeu Gilen.
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-10-30
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une tietst mepr gortbeile, ais trsenb cine ,anbtre,
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