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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-08-03

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-08-03
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-08-03
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germ Der Der. Sta0tsn ansujriSsi, tQS ic bic H9entur
fir pbi9ci,, mis- Neht ~ttrJbmter uno aa9emtln teilettsn
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ben tenn NmsritIni(6tn Patlitun ~ p%frlrsu.
Tie eaarerjeusenps Saibt
pirb ron DIR. G.. IL. Rockingham. einern tt'
rubmten Scnppntr Nrjt, tcrcitet mn stEst he &t9en
(baft, in prei, Di6ftcns (cts 29c@en eInen rpltcnlus.
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Art, mclher fs Jest ron rren Sransrlen 9etraIlbt r'irr,
unp in $curpn ftmcDl ric in parl5 lpIrp el.ie Sa!bc
Il!9cmcIn ouScrrercct.
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bar. 3uflinmcn :eun9 unp Writ mic ourh Sautertraft
auf Die 0darlrur; Iu, inrt1n nc eIrcr fbcntn, uPrt9tn
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ruutle urp rrrIsibt grauen ibre uriprnn9I;he 6orte
piccrr uuo m1tt lt pci1 un[ ibmi:3iaml.
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.f5crrcn, gillette. Inn net fe nur cine Qor6t lang sc:
trauHt Sat, mirp 'ie urtrr eetncr 8rpiu5unS meDr ent,
tebrcr molten.
Dir I..tr:;tiMmttn fnr he II ;isen 2t9tnttn in rtr
Der. Staatsn fur btrlcn Nrtjtt!, unS 0!s SeittlIan9en
iniiIcn an lie %arrtflirt mtrpcr.
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ren Str{ln(6tt Nir,ung 9arantirt ,rirr) ouf 8erlan8ta
sestn Ginl,nruus trn SI.ls, gut Ssrps6t, per prit
ssrlanst. Wtan a~creilire
Seratt 8. 5esemaN & Co.,
Trrsuit,n &C.,
SC. ~ @iQtem Street, StS.vSrt.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-29
NEIGHBoRINc COUNTY NEWS.

CB-Tho Bucyrus journal says that II. c.
Rowse, Esq., Of that place has been appoint.
ed to a clerkship In tho Interior Department
at Washington. We congratulate friend
Rowse upon his success.
Post Office Robbcries-'rhe Post OF.
fees at Bucyrus. Lima, Sidney, wapaukon-
eta and Mt. Vernon, were robbed on Thurs.
day night, the 18th, There was also nm at
tempt to rob the Post Office at Mansfield. -
This looks Ns though there must be an organ.
lied gang Of rascals In the Northwestern part
Of this State.
Another Robbery-On Wednesday
night the Goth, the Post Office at Upper San
dusky was broken opon and robbed. It was
completely stripped Of It's contents. TAe thief
or thieves took the letters into m engine
house and opeucJ them. Quite a large amount
Of fmoucy, we are informed, was taken. 1t
is now very evident that there arc one or two
persons going from place to place for the pur-
pose ofrobbing Post Offices.
FIBE-On Sunday afternoon, n dwelling
house, located in the South part Of town near
the Steam Mill, caught fire, and before II was
discovered, the root was in flames. By the
prompt and energetic action Of our citizens,
the fire was soon oxtinguishod.- San
dusky Union.
BURGLlRY-On Monday night last some
scamp broke into the Branch Depot and help.
ed himself to a large quantity OF coffee. His
lore for coffee must have amounted to a pas
sion, for he could have taken several hundred
dollars worth Of Express packages, but pre-
ierred the coffee to more valuable articles
Findlay Cour.
Scalded TO Death-A little boy two
years and half old son Of Mrs. CoSles OF
Castalia, fell into a buckct Of boiling suds
between five and six o'clock, Monday eve.
ning last, and was so severely scalded thatit
died about o'clock, Tuesday morning.
San. Reg.
KILLED ny a SHEEr-A melancholy acei.
dent occurred in Danbury township, Ottawa
county, on tho lst inst, the particulars Of
which are given in the Port Clinton Demo.
crat A little child, Of Mr.. Albert Witcher,
aged three years .strayed away from the house
to play along the roadside, and is presumed
to have been attacked by a sheep and killed.
As Mrs. W, went to cali the mon 10 dinner,
she found her child lying dad in the road,
and The sheep standing by looking at the
body. The child bore many bruises and
marks In the face and head. showing that il
had been buttod to death by the sheep
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-29
DYsPEPsIA WITu PILES.

II Is great error in supposing the Piles
only local disease; Ointments or Linlments
are useless, towards cure. Peruvian Syr.
up removes the cause, by promoting diges.
hon and preventing costiveness, thereby
nourishing the body thFough the bl, od.
BosToS. Sept. 8, 1858.
For more than thirty years, have suffer
ed greatly from Dyspepsia aud Piles, Have
tried various medicines without benefit. In
January, began with the Peruvian Syrup,
and by the use os three bottles, J EN- pesfeet.
y cured Of both Dyspepsia and Piles. My
general health Is an that ] can desire il.
MILTON DAGGETT.
fERuwsA SYRuF Is a Solution Of the Pro
toxide Of Iron, a new discovery in medicine,
and strikes at the root Of disease by produ-
eng healthy blood, the source Of all vitality
IN the human organism, For sale ty all
Drnggisis. l. |. st. John s. Co., Agents
1ifin, Ohio, Hlars-4w
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-29
New York RInrIScL.

NEw YoRK, March 96
FLouR-Snlcs Of & 600 bbls Rt So 900 95
for super western 50 3o05 80 Tor common
10 medium extra western; 50 COO 6S for in.
:erior to good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio.
WHEAr-Snlcsnt Slsg06sl 35.
RrE-Salcs at 6O@OOc.
BARLET-Salcs at 12@s0c
CoRN-Salcs $4,000 bu at 65@70 for ucw
yellow.
oArs-sslos at 3I@35e for State, West.
crn aud Canadian.
WuisEY-hcld l7i4c.
PoRK-Salcs. 500 bills at sl675 for mess
- IS for prime
BLEF--Snles at 81 75@5 90 for country
primei So 15@G 25for country mess.
BEEF HANs-Steady. Sales at Sl2 006Si5
90 for western.
Cur NEArs-Dull. at 6is@0e for shoul
ders, and s@si5e for hams.
BACON Steady. Sales at DC.
LARD-Sales at 96pl0c.
BUTTER-A fair business doing atl0RiA
forOhio; l4@ 100 for State.
CHEE E-6@l0o.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-29

The Cosmopolitan Arr Journal, No.
l. Of Vol. v, comes to US aled with the usu'
al variety Of matter, all in the usual vein 9I
the work, Some Of The articles are illustra-
ted, but not in the highest style Of art. The
engraving entitled "Filial soheitade." j" how
ever. is decidedly nice thing and well worth
the cost Of the number. Published quarterly
at $500 per year, Address q. L. Delby, SAG
broadway, New York.
The drawings Of the c A. A hsys boen
postponed until the 18th Of April, until
which time the books will be open for sub
seriptons.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-29

The undersigned committee appointed by
tie NJ T.. Church Of Tilin, Oh 10, Tor the pur-
pose Of procuring an organ fof fiad church
take this method Of informing the eommuni
I y In general and more particularly those
wishing to purchase organs, that a short
time since We purchased Of Mr.. C. F. Vot
teler OF Cleveland, an organ with an exten.
sion keyboard aud ten stops We have found
the instrument to be In every respect what Il
was represented to be by tho maker Its tone
is sweet, and can be changed at pleasure from
a soft hute-like tone 10 that Of heavy organ.
We ehcerlully recommend the establishment
Of Mr.. Yotteler 10 all those wishing to buy
good instruments, we are Satisfied that par
ties can do mt oh better by buying from him
than they can by buying from eastern manu-
faeturers, and they can rest assured that Mr..
Notteler is an honorable and honest man
in every way worthy Of their confidence.
Our thanks are also due tie accomplished
Prof Underher, organist, Of Trinity church
Cleveland. Ohio, who played tue instrument
the first time IL was used. As an organist
Prof. UHdsInsr has but few il any superb
0rs.
/. ADAMS,
-. S, PEW.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-29
BOOK NOTICES.

The Atlantic Monthly for April comes
to us with It's more Than usual store Of good
things. The leading articles are april
Days" "The Professors Story" leonelu.
dedi) "oities aud Parks" "Life IN the Iron
Mills" "Ths Reign Of King Cotton, %
"Glimpses Of Garibaldi." and Charleston
under arms"-all able productions. Mrs. II.
B. Stowe will commence new popular story
in the May number, oRiitled Agnes Of sor-
rento." Now Is the time to subscribe
Price s. a year, or 81 taken with the Trib-
une' Published by TicknOr & Fields. Bos
ton.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-29

Fort Bail Threatens TO Secede-By
special telegram TO the Tribune, we learn tlat
intense excitement prevails among our over.
the river friends--thNt they intend to Seeedo
from the city Of Tifin--scize TT. Ball with
all its munitions Of war, cut Off all intereom-
muniealion and send commissioners to treat
with the "eity dads" The "ercesis" is up.
on US al i the times are all out Of joint
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-29
FARM FOR sALE.

The usdsrsiFued oneTs for sale his FIRM az miel
north east OF TlhiH, on tho Portland Slate Ros
ssiug Of i00 aefss, 100 Of which isin good State Of
cultivation the balance is In excellent timber. IheTe
is sin aiiina fpHHFfou the arm, situated aa
20 ford stoak wgteFto each field Tho buieiugi ore
al nearly new. The toil s good for an kindl Of an
The npafeft muTkef h Wais5n'f Station, being one
and halfmiles distant
Anssnost pcrsons would preleryiewing fafuIbsioFe
tpnrha.ing, huhrr comments are deemed unnfcessAry
aFespns distance desiring further inialmaien will
addrsss the undeTsigneG o. Tidn, onoca coo.
iaais gm LEMls 4, HOLTZ,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-29

Important Sales.-.on Monday Sheriff
Wcirick sold the realty belonging to the es-
tate Of John Keller decd. The Shoemaker
Mill below town was bid OF by D. c. sto-
ner a 81 200. f. c Umsted lid off Kelier's
dam and mill site at $4,000 The old home
farm was bought by Lewis Keller at $50 an
acre. The entire property realized a very
handsome figure.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-29
Elect the Best Heni

We are decidedly opposed to a strict party
vote in the matter Of choosing township and
city officers. We are opposed 10 eleoting q
bad man to office, come he from what party
he may These minor Offices come nearest
home to us, and We should see that they are
filled by the best men. Our advice to all
would be- vote for the best men, irrespective
OF marty.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-29

The Laws.--seycral important laws will
be found on the first page of this paper. We
wo aid warn our democrat q friends to heed
the provisions Of No, G. No. makes the
Mayor, or in his absence, the Clerk of ci-
ty or incorporated village President of the
Council. There are other highly important
acts TO which we invite the attention of our
readcrs.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-29
Farmers Mutual Relief
Associations.

The members ofihs Farmers Mutusi neliefAuaci.
ton Of seneca coz Ohio will take notice that there
has sees levy made OF $40 ofa mill on dollar, Or
cents each one hundred dollars insurod to meet
a loif by Gre, sustained hy Daniel Myers Of Thomp.
son ~ , on the 2ah Of Feb, 1861, viii be at The
following places AZ ihe time specified, bstseea the
honrs Of 10 A. NJ. aud p NJ. 10 fs Give the amount
lsved the members OF said association iolloHt,
10 wits
Az EnhTlim Kiosei in ssipio tp., Fsiday Mar goth
n George schoch2i, in 1hoWpson, Fat Mar 3lihi az
Inhn Guishsrts in Adams Moud, ApE lsti "a Ni,
liam steck%l's in Pleasant Toes. Apr. adi az Nenry
Rosenbsrsers Il liopewell, Wed, Arr alfni Edward
KHousrs IN Clintop, Thurs Apr itll AZ u snIy Bach
eg'sin seipio, Fn Arr SIN.
GEORGE sCHocU go, Teas
maFs.fw
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-29

This nutvaned medt,ine, vhichhst So rapidly tsSs.
,hc place Of M o,hers, where 10 has been introduced
ior the curs Of Dyspepsia, ChSonic debility Of the
aonsoh. Nepvous debility, Flout Alhu o. Whites. Ts
male WesAnsv, Psioful Menapsiion, &C., o 10
quaek remedy, sad us origin IS rarely icieuuse.
Compounded from the products o. he uchesi Ess
inds Ccunss where psri Of 90, iserejisnu were 6t,
brouehi iaio rctire by tie Monks or the Catholic
Churrh, itbss been Improved onby medical srjenrc
until fnny mcdisjot Is perfect, h perfect Nomsd'
ciue hascvcf cured SO m,uy r ths numhct Of botilc
'old Il ueyst we1keos,U alsay, strengthens Oh. ps.
heut Tho scton ofthi, medicine Is to strengthen iic
ncr,ou system, and To- tone mp tho gensrd system in
uch swsy thatt the Ma'sria which Is 30 const,u'Jy
r'e'cui iu ia' air Onhisich county will uot tskchod
ofue system
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-29

DR.. S. o Rchardscn's Sherry Vino Bit
ters.-Tho Wine Bit,crs arc Ionic, and build
up; they are apperient, but their ctf ct IL dif
iercnt from other purgativss inasmuch rs
they do not debiltelc; they arc Alternative,
and difuse their influence throughout the
entire system, correcting all unhcsthful &C
tion or d'org0nizttou; purifying the blood
and regul uing the secrodons Every fami
y should have DR.. RichardsoH's Sherry Wine
Bitsrs.
Sold by all medicine dealers.
mus lM
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-29
Sheriff Sale.
Henry II Snyder,
vs.,
Joseph Fitzpatriok.

By viltuo Of an execution TO Nit: a writ Of
V;nditioni EKponis duly issued from the
e,hrt Of Common Pleas Of Seneca County
Ohio, cd to me directed, ! shall offer for
s.ds At public yendue At the door Of the Court
House in the city Of Tiiiin, in said County,
OK THE lst DAY or Arm, A. d. 1861.
between the hours Of 10 O'clock, A NJ. and
4 O'clock =. NJ Of said day, the following
lands and tensments to-wit:
The undivided two thirds Of in lot Mum.
Der Two hundred and Seventy six -27G-
80 the second ward Of the city offifiin, Sen.
eea County. Ohio, levied on as lhe property
Of Joseph Fitzpatrick 10 satisfy said writ, IN
favor Of Henry II. Snyder and against Jo-
seph Fitzpatrick.
LEVI WEIRICK,
March Ist 1861, s4,l0, Sheriff
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-29
Look out for spnrious Tickets :

We hope die Repu ,lieans Of Tinin will
not be deceived, on Monday, 10y tickets pre-
tending to be Republican, with the name Of
Hiram Britton for Marshal. We are assured
that such tickets will be circulated. II. W.
Huber is the Republican nominee for this Of.
fee, and he is very worthy man. Ofeours,
any one has right to vote for Mr.. Britton II
he chooses, but we do not want persons TO be
deceived by such tickets
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-29

Termination of Lent IF our Alma.
nae is correct, next Sunday will be "Easter
Sunday" the termination Of the season Of
Lent, observed by certain religious denomi
nations, and commemorated in honor Of The
resurrection Of Christ IL has got TO be the
custom to make eggs the speciality on such
occasions.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-29
Timn Prices Current.

Corrected weekly by shryer, dealer In Dry Goods,
iroceres, Carpettngs, Boots aad Shoes, and Ready.
Made Clothing, And purchaser OF every soTi ption
of Grain aud PToduce for Cash.
WHEAT--O. ESQ Ice
CoKE- (shellsd "a.
do tEHT) jlo.
RYE--OOFjO.
BARLEy--ONR15.
OArs--2O a25o
PoTAroEs-.2uTa5
FLAN SgED-- SO.O,OGli 90.
BUrIER-- l0hl2c
LARD-6c
TALLow--ec.
SMOKED ilAMs--innIic.
do stDRs Asp SHOULDHRs- fd6s.
Picked POHK--6B7o.
CLovER SEEB- s3-5na0 90.
HEUswAy--OnN9iC,
EArHERs--iOpOOc.
RAds-9c.
GREEs ItIDEs--5o 86s
DHf do i0c.
Eoss--0e. e Dozen.
TimOlhy fFsd,-2NnHe25
DiYs NED njuG sj,e5 iej rs.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-29

An EN-Editor in Lucll.--We notice that
our young friend, JAS II Anderson Bsq., Of
Marion, whilom editor Of the Republican,
has been appointed Consul to Hamburg by
the new Administration. We congratulate
friend A. upon his good luck, and hope he
may bear his honors gracefully.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-29

Many persons say that they have tried Al.
most every remedy that has 5,cu recommend.
ed tor humors, and they are no better now
than when hcy commenced them. and they
have no confidence in anything that ia alv,r.
tisod to cure Salt Rhcum Ervsiuclns, and all
similar huwcrs. We would say 10 these that
there is nov q remedy That as Yet has never
failed Of curing those diseases. II acts upon
an entirely different principle FROM anything
ever offered for them; 10 throws humor out oi
tue bl,od through the skin, which is The cNly
channel through which the system can be on.
tircly freed from them. lf YOU will try Il.
you will not say Of this "a You have by the
others, Tor it will cure you. We refer 10 Dr..
Weayer's Syrup.
Pain Killer sold hy al respectable drug.
gists and medicine dealers.
mas Nv
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-29
Milling tn aerre nndnr LincnIn..-Tl

Willing TO Serve under LincOln..-The
editor Of the ADvrETIsEE, while protesting
such devotion to democralic principles, is
still willing to hold Office under Lincoln, the
Abolition President, as he calls him. He
will hold on to the Post Office here, until a
note from Old Abe shall politely notify him
that this Administration has no further need
for his seryiees.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-29

DR.. Scott, the proprietor and editor Of the
Lebanon Star, is a prominent physicinn.
Perry Davis Pam Killer, the old and well
known remedy, which has acquired world
wide rcnown ior the cure OF sudden colds
coughs, etc, weak stomach. general debility,
nursing sore mouth cinkercl mouth or throat
liver complaint, dyspepsia or indigestion,
crnmp nd pain in the stomach, bowel com
plant, painters collie Asiatic cholera; diar.
rhca and dyssntcry, has lost none Of its good
name by repeated trials; but continues to oe
cupy prominent position in every family
medicine chest.--Lobanou Star, December
18Th, 1859.
Sold by al medicine dealers.
mar'S.Iw
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-29

Equrnoctial Storms-For several days
we have been experiencing rough weather,
which reminds US that the sun has just pass.
ed the Vcrnal Equinox. The influence of
this event upon the weather is most remark.
able
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-29
EAnilGsr aloNa oE ooNaunnIIon-
EFFECT or TNE BrMrDY.

"If' en- the earliest appearance or these slrus ~
Consumption, tho patient tnhcs daiiy about ten
Ernins Of the HTropuoGruvsG. bv viii usualt,
see them nn disappear iu a pcrod varying nom q
few weeks 10 fow monthlI uud - continuing the
occasional use of tho Remedy, Hr WILL rprrp
tLY FtHD uiWgrLr tN gIi1 INJogArEp Cp
sUoH IuEALrH 40 HE. rUBuAru. HAD NUvLtt
KNOWN ~ MS LIFE RTrOEE"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-29

the HEALTH ANN LIFE OF WOMAN.
u continually in peril if ahc 10 mad enough 10 no.
rlcc OF mnltrcat those sexual uspulattes 10 which
two thirds other sex uro more or less subject.
Df. theesemnns pills, prepared ifumth same for.
mula which The inventor, Cornelius T.. Chrrsoman NJ
ul Of New Nort, has fottwenty years used success
luly ih aa extended private ITactice-inmodaiely
nhevo without pain, all dstndauoes of the periodic
diachage, whether ausing from relaxation oTsupptes
sion They act like charm in removing the pains
that accompany difficult or immodctaie mcusfruation,
and nIe The only tulr uud reliable remedy Tor tlushUt
Sick Headache Pains inthH lIus5 BACK and Sides,
Phlpitaiinn Oitho Heart, Nervous uomurs ysierics,
SpHSm'i lroken Flsep aud other unpleasant and
dangerous effects OF an unnatural condition Ofthe sex.
un lunettnna. n The worst eases OF Flour A bus or
Nhtesi they effect a spcedycure.
TO WIVES AND NATIONS.
nr Chseiemauh Pills are ontTed Ms the only .afs
means 0ireneWing interrupted mons ruatton, but
LADIES MUST HEAR N MIND
There " one condition ofthe female system In which
the ptlls cannotbc taken with0ui producing peculiar
result The condition rrfrUed 10 h rTcgnnrcv-tht ~
suit Miscarriage, Such is the iFfssstabe tendency Of
the medicine 10 restore the sexual iunciaas 10 nor
nal condition, that even the ispT1ductye plWeT Of ma
tute eonnot resist H.
Explicit diTestions, stating whom, aud when they
ould not be used with oHuh ll0v the price leash
oN, continuing from 1910 80 Iills
A valuable Pamphlet, 10 be hld free, of the Agents,
~, sent by mail promptly, by eucosiua price TO the
encnl A gent. Sold hy Dfurpi.ts penorlly
R.u. HutCHlNGS. pripiieior,
90 Cedar Street, New York.
For sale bV l. T., ~, ioun A Co, Dubois a go..|
andJ' r. MarpuarIi. liiin. U. dec2i.iy
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-29

The old German Catholic Church Is
being torn down, preparatory to erecting a
new one on larger scale. The new cdifcc
will be one Of the best buildings Of the kind
in this part Of the State.