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Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-18

PEvIsH. The Sacramento Union finds fault
with the attention devoted to the negro ques-
ton in Gov. Haight's Inaugural Address, and
thinks it might have been deferred to a more
appropriate occasion. The same paper seems
never to tire of the negro question in the Rad
zeal functionaries or speakers. Most likely. it
is vexed more at the unanswerable arguments
against negro equality and negro suffrage
which Gov. Haight presents than at the negro
question itself It would be well to crowd the
Radicals with too much negro, if the thing
were possible.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-18

New PAPER Copies of the first and sec
ond issues have reached us of the Democrat, a
new Democratic paper published weekly at
Monterey, CAL, by Gregory & Co., and edited
by Rasey Biven, widely known on this coast,
and lately Of Rocky Bar, Alturas county, Ida
no. It is neat looking, finely gotten-up sheet,
and is well conducted We wish for it ample
prosperity. As Haa 8a17e
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-18

SHOT Sergeant O Conner, who kill
ed a deserter as he was trying to escape, some
weeks ago at the Dalles, was himself found
dead in Vancouver few days since. One ball
had pierced his heart, and another had grazed
him. Three men, friends of the deserter,
killed by O'ConnOr, are under arrest, charged
with his death. 5sass st E#e sss
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-18

CApTURED-The two men who robbed the
stage of Wells, Fargo & Co.'S treasure box
containing $4,000, last week, near lone City
CAL, have been arrested Their names are
Geo. Ringer and Fackenbury, and both live
near lone. The treasure was all recovered
Fackenbury has agreed to turn States evil
dence against Ringer. ssa sa
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-18

TREASURE AND FREIGHT.-The Umatilla
Press of Dec. 9TH gives some interesting sta
tistics in connection with the trade of Idaho.
from which we learn that during the past sea-
son there was total of 6,025 tons of freight
landed at Unatilla, by the Columbia river
steamers, the greater portion. of which was for
Southern Idaho; that the highest rate for
freight from Umatilla to Idaho City, since last
March, was at the opening of the present month
Is cents per pound, in gold bars; and the
lowest rate was dur ing July and Augusta to
2 cents per pound, payable in Basin dust at
SIC per ounce. The average price of freight
was 10 cents per pound, in gold bars. This
was for mule teams or trains; by OK teams the
rate was from one half to one cent per pound
less. H. G. Paige, Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Agent
ut Umatilla, furnished a statement of the treas
ure which came from Idaho and below for the
eleven months ending Nov 50th, which exhibits
Q total of 6,406 pounds of dust, valued at ST.
A. $50, and 958 pounds of bullion, valued at
$76,64O-a grand total valuation Of ST. $50 900.
This, be it observed, is the amount which was
sent through Wells, Fargo & Co., and by that
route. Doubtless, as much more went by pri.
Vate hands and through other parties, and AN
equal amount was likewise dispatched over
Hill Beachey's 0wyhee and Central Railroad
route. The figures show very handsome
gold shipment from idaho for the year just clos
ing. It win be greater next year, we predict
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-18

MADE no PAY.-Seme time ago Sam. Bran
nan, the California millionaire, charged police
man Levy Of San Francisco with grand lar
ceny Last week a jury gave Levi verdict
of 1880 for the damage thereby done to his
reputation. ayaafI s.f mos. sas 1lol
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-18

THE LADIES ARE COMING The San Fran.
cisco papers chronicle the fact that of late the
steamers from New York bring unusually large
numbers of ladies among the passengers, and
the larger portion Of them are manageable
but unwedded. Bachelordom ought to visibly
decrease on the coast hereaftnr aa3
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-18


DIsGRACEFUL.-The shameful greed of Rad,
icals for Office is exampled in the case of Gov.
Low and his last appointees in California.
Though the people of that State in September,
and again in October, most explicitly expressed
their opposition to the rule or administration
Of the Radicals, the last moments of Gov.
Lows official life were occupied in making APP
pointments to State Offices for the next four
years Of Radical followers, in order that his
Democratic successor, Gov. Haight, should be
deprived of the patronage which clearly ap-
pertains to his Office. Gov. Low at the same
time pardoned large number of the worst
cOnvicts in the State Penitentiary Whether
he has appointed the pardoned convicts to I'M
portant Offices, the papers do not say, but very
likely he intended to do so. Such action would
be considered simply sharp practice in an un.
scrupulOus ward politician, but In Governor
Of State it is mean, dirty, and dishonorable
But Gov. Low is bowman, and could not but
have acted allow, base part. s 6
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-18

FENLAN INDIGNATION MEETING.-Th Fee
MAN Brotherhood of California held large
meeting in the Assembly Chamber, Sacra-
EnentO, Dec. 4th, to express becoming senti-
ments in reference to the recent barbarous ex-
ecution in England, Of Larkin, Allen and
Could On motion Of John Hamill, Chairman
of the Committee Of Arrangements, Lt.-Gov.
Holden was called to preside, and eloquent,
thrilling speeches were made by Jackson Tenn
pie, Eugene Casserly, Col. j. P. Hoge, v. T..
Howard, Rev. Father Cotter, Sol. A. Sharp,
Frank Tilford, j. NJ Coughlin, ]. w. Coffroth
and John Bigler. A series of resolutions ex-
pressive Of the sense of the meeting were
adopted with entire unanimity. The meeting
was very enthusiastic, and the best of order
prevailed Aisai
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-18
lIORNINs, DEC. ls. lscz.

PERsoNAL.-Among the list Of guests al
the Orleans Hotel, Sacramento, Dec 6th, pub.
lished in the Union ofthe 9TH; we see the name
of Judge j. B. Rosborough of this city.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-18

TREAsURE.-Wells, Fargo & Co. sent by
the Montana, Dec 9th, from Portland for San
Francisco; $l7s, DOOM treasure. twas nearly
all from Idaho.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-18
RoRN.

In Idaho City. Dec. 1e, 1867. to the wife of NJ.
RosENTHAL, Daughter.
In Boise City, Dec. 6th to the Wife Of THEODORE
BURMEsTER, Son.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-02-02

f&sn, 70 Tod bic typusrapbti&en Sort,
{@rttte bee 2anoes >1nb bic foltee unp
f&6ne Nrbett un(erer Yapierfabritanten
uno Buabinbsr 3u 3steen, wel&e 2.Btere
NIT etnt9em @tplt auf fire @oueeert in
europa btrableben. Neben rte|en Grtez
benswe1fen trerben au6 fir ben &riee
bettmmte @rbetten neusier @rfnbunB
ou8sefelt fetn, &pprurter. bic @attlin8
Batttr{e> welGe, pte es betbt,.25O Getnoe
III elmer M{nutt ~ t0pten per1aas. unb
oaber bic fur@tbatf tie Morbmal@tne unz
lerer 3eit 1t. @ae bic Naturprooutte
oeS 2aaeeS. betrift, 70 treroea fe in ibrtr
8an5en. &tt9balttetett uno Mannt9fol<
t'sfett baroeitellt fem uno efnen ebenio
banb8retfli@eu als lebrreid'n 8ew.i6
ualerer 5dlfsqueuen ltefern.
Der uni ern u SfeQern i'm Snouftrie>
palaff au9ewteiene &aum umfabt $4,000
2aabrati9ub uno ptrb utaa&e ginrt&-
tun8 baben> &ptl@e IN ben departments
axoerer Nattpnen ftbltn wtrc. 50 wirb
NIT btn1ielben Elm 2~tieltu1uter uno cine
Btbltotbet sertunben ietn, In psl&er bic
au1ertfanil@en 8elu@er Der AusfeQun9
bic befen 3eitun9en urb Sournale tbrts
2anoe6 fnoen peroen. un{e:e 2e{er erie'
ben aus bfe(en @noeutu38eu, baS bas
amertfantl@e Departeu1ent bteier alu8>
fteQun9, an rpel@sr unfere &e9terune,
uno unier @olf Elm 70 lebbafte8 Snters0e
nebme1, iebr ptel Mu3tsbenpe5 uno 8eleb>
renbe6 bitten, unb ber @elt r1ebr alS le
3etDeu miro, &pel@e 8rpbe Gp,tl@rttte mir
in Der @%ntwtdelun8 unltrer 3alfsqueQeu
unb auf Dtelen @ebtetea tnbufrte1er
Beltrebun9ea 8eu,a@t baben+
SQtnot6 Staats3eituns.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-02-02

-Ginen 9roben Trtunpb bet Musfabr>
tn8 letner 3aub.rtani1e feierte Der Gs,
cam pteur MeQint in 2eip3i9 in cine T
@~orfeQun9 wel@e BON ben @or>
ntbmfet, oer Stabt telu@t >par: Sc
mar oeordnot po1 Men@den unb ees al,
ltr Srten nit 8ewunoerune anse1aun>
te &unffld , wte MfeQtnf etnsn Germ
In cine Dame Yer>panbelt erreete am
@@lub Der @urteQun9 fold erobe @er>
latton, oaB BON Setten be6 Yublifums
Elm Dacapo>R STUFF ettlo118, ber ear nf9t
enoe1 poQte. Da trat Meltnt betppr
uno btelt IN anBeu1e0enta @orten cine
Neoe, wortn er bsoauerte. BEN @un1@e
nt&t wi1fatren 3u t6nnen ; nMetn St.
bQlfe 1T berett8 p%er1parbelt uno 1T nt@t
mebr CUR @teQe ; bdtte i'd 3wtt @ebub
fen, 70 paroe t& aud ben speit.n per>
wouoeln, IL oter babe i'd xur etuen
benno& aber 1T e8 n6slf@, benz @unl9e
3u een1een, i'd min etne a,bere perlon
pertpanpeln !; ,per Dpr, ben eeebrte>1 9err>
l&aften berett il, nabe f1@ benz Sbeater.
Da mar MQe6 mdus@en{tQ, tetn 4aut,
tetn @ort, al5 pl1bli@ Elm altenburDt>
fiber 2anoutann pas @&wetsen brad
uno laut Su {ttner @b.bdlfe ipra9:
n8omm> luB DID pertpanbeln, Du bi{t
tq@ i9pn ~ alt, Du tannf babel nod
jung tperben." Dtele natpe Muforpfruno
rief cine ouBeneine 9etterte{t berpor> tpel1
DE In Elm &pabre6 8etfaQsjau9sen Qbsr<
BtnD, ols Die fotpuleate Grau tbrem @e>
n1abl fit tte 3umutbut9 cine berte
Sbrfet9e lpenbete unp bteler iol@e rubfg
btnnabm. Ml6 enblt@ @e1tnt tpteber III
@orte fuuuen fonnte, ua@te er ben
8ori&la9, IT noble f@ ielbf %sertpanbeln.
-MQsemeine 3uftmmune. @pfort er>
Brif Der 3auberer Elm Yt1pl, ldbt lol@es
auf f@ abfeuern unb - cine jun9e Da>
NE. 1febt Dor ben Nuoen ber 3ui&ausr.
Das Yublttum febt NIT f1arrer 8ewun@
berung. G8 bauert wpbl nod etni0e
Mtnuten>, ebe man f& erbolt uno tann
In etnen 8etfaQ6furm ausbra@, ME
MeQint i'm eewtb nod nt&t erlebtt.
Gang &etpSt9 ipra@ BON bie(em unerb1r<
ten 2unafad.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-02-02
9feu etabItrtx
@cmtibe Tirma:
3rQn3 T. 6ep>frstQfot.

Der 1ntu3et&nete panf&t feline Greunbe unb
beut1@en @e@@dftsleute i'm MQ8euteinen ~
knd&rt@ttQen, Bag er an bet Hutern Gambling
III @tmplpR's @teingeb&ube etn
@pmmtiIftpn8 @e(GQft
trSfnet bat. Mttnt abN9t 1T, bur& pinft>
r'@e nnb 8epiRentafte @ei@aftstabrune mir
bas 8trtrauen bes publttun1s 3u erwerben.
SD bufe, bab i'd BURG bic GrSfnur8 zines
9auit9, tpel&es 0@ ausl<eB'i@ NIT Commit
fen betaRen nib, etnent la eefIbIten
.8ebarfatB @tnd9e leiten perbe. Da racine
Gonpasnttn unabbdneige it, 70 pt.bt ID itlbit>
strR 6nsli@ nut bas 9utertGt >atiner @Snner
bertrstex.
8. 9. 9tyberfaet+
417f
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-02-02

Der iun8e 85nf8 Don Batern> Ter
f@ iett fetnem Hesterun8s, Mntritt bur9
letnt &reen1ttdten berlbmt 8tn1a&t bat,
beretRe btsber ietn 2anb. Sn@ursbur9,
100 er, tpie IberaN, benz Ibeater 8roBe
Mufmerflamteit 19entte, lief er ben
Direttor Don 9afe In feline 2p8e ruftr
unb fragile Jpn, tpel@e @ole er am ltfb<
fen iptele* Der Dtrettpr 3dblte perl9fe,
bene @barafter1 aau1entli& aus S@tl>
ler's S&auipielen auf unb aanute aud
bic Stole Mprttmers. Der &tnt8 e.,
lu@te tbn> etnt0e ber beRenS teQen ppr3u.
tra8ett. Der aruae DtrettpE gang lber-
tpdltf8t BON ber t1nt8lt@tn &ufmertiau.>
tett unb unpo,beretet> mte ct tpar> f~totter>
te fart. Der &6nt9 balf ibm aber NIT
@h9worten mad uno r~ecttirte 9an3e
pa7aDen. &m barauf folstnben &teno
>pdbreno Der pauien bes 3pfba1s, tru9
Il Oct Gruu oes DireftorS be-, 9anser
prolo8 poi, ben fe ou1 Abeub porbsr &C.
@pro@en bate. Sc miro taut, III gang
Batern Ssn1aub anber6 III fnben fetn,
ber |optel aus S@iQer's @erten au6uen>
big &petb, wie 2ubpt8 II. ; er 1T, wte bic
Dtuti9en fdnen, ,i@iQerfef." Ct aul>
frt 1& bduf9 bau1it, anftatt Beau1te su
.tmpfanBe1 ober Gabtnets @tBuneen
be%t3uwpbnen, LANCE 5teQen oueu @a1tn<
ifetn," ben ~&aubern" pbet n@tlbeln1
&su" 81 eetlamiren.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-02-02
Gin Chicago Oteb tn 9auabure
1erhaffef.

@or un8efdbr etnem Sabre tpuroe ST.
Sonatban 8urr> Elm iebr woblbabenoer
8Qr8er BON bier, tpel@er an eer Mlt@t>
gan Mpenue tpobnt, BON etnent {etner TN
6aufe aa8eFeuten 2eute UNI $4,000 in
@eBtetun0StpntS befoblen. Der Dteb
mar Elm iunoer Deut}9er, wel@er wdbrttb
ber Mbme(enbeit Don 5erra Burr, i19 be(<
fen @9lafel sum S&retbtii@e 3u per>
1@ofea muete, au8 weI@em Ct Die Bonps
1tabl.
Dem junoen Diebe selan9 e ;u entfie>
ben> ebe Die Bonps permfBt purpen. Mls
5err 8urr 1etnen &ttluft sntoedte, ptr-
naaldHt8te er wdbrenb bret Gaeen BET
polt3et @n;etoe bapon gu ma@sn. Die
ielte 9ab f@ olssann ale Wlbe, pss
Dtebe8 batbaft 3u &perben> bod umlonR,
Bonn ber1elbe batte berei6 ba6 2anb BET,
lafen. Do@ bic @ere@tDfett trrtidt
faf INNER ben S@ulbtsen. So aud In
bteleu1 Sale. @er tur3er :3ett erbtelt ber
bnit8e preubi1@e @on1ul bier bic Na@>
rt@t, baB Der Dieb In pambur9, }etner
@eburtsitabt Strbaftet tuorben iei une
tab Ct ieinen &aub etneefanben babe.
@fe aus BEN un8 mit8etbttltfn Na9<
ri@ten ber1or9ebt uor Der @erbre@er
frQber bon ber Mrmee ittne6 @eburtS<
2anbe8 belerti,t bierber 9eFoben. Da er
tpatr1aetnli9 oerntutbete, baB bieS III fet>
mem @atsrlanee per9eien >upreen fet
febrte ct, mad 8eoebune bteies or1Beren
@erbrr@en8 babtn 3urad, UNI bort ittne>t
unebrlt& erporteneu &et&tbun1 3u perjuz
btln. Sebp@ bic @ere@tfefett ,~rreilte
tbn; er purbe ais Deierteur 1erbaftet
unb mon fanb 5000 bic 5000 Dollars
ber 8efoblener Bombs III @efnem 8efb.
Ct purpe sefraet wte Ct III 70 ptelen1
@elpe e.tommen fet uno betannte barauf
ietn @erbre&tn. Sc 1T wabti9einlt9,
paB 9err Burr ta6 @elb wieoer trbalte>1
mtrb, jetp9 f6nnet mir nt@t mtttbeiler,
pa6 tie hamburger 8sb5rben NIT BEN
@erb>e@r gu tbun beab1@ttaen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-02-02

G9meralbarn nit tbrer 3teBe, ibrem
2tebbaber aus Notreban1e> fam nod tu1>
>1er feline &ube fnten* Na@ben bic rei>
3enbe 3t8tunerin fiir cine rui0lds, cine
frapt1f1de, cine ttalienil@e Spsr, fir Elm
Ballet uno Elm Btr@> pfeifer Drama bat
ber5alten ml0en> bat Elm perr @sterbabn
IN @bemntb fte auf's Neue 3u elmer Sper
wa@Betrdbt. uSn @aeue1S Manier,
aber unter @orbebalt ielbffdnbi9er 0rt.
8tnolttdt, " fa0t cine fd@fl@e &eclau,e.
Son ! 1a9en mir.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-02-02
Harrington &amS.
sWinneapoli8, Minu.

5sfia iu&tetl 5ei1a iu1bei
Bin thinner ~oerendst xnb lufts takft
g0&uf aud redt ~trenifbel NAL feius
6otebre I'm S5aibtnstrn 5aufe NAL ein;
dsaeR ba, psr's benx eitta
8xetlt4 ber peterl Der &bera4 telteht,
G3ets Bat Der at 9anb. was iu panfaeu tt.
Ct etbt etnen auseeaei9nete1 Slid:
NeefReat, pafeten, 9raut unb @alat,
lInb @ptt peis, was ct fpxf xiat nod bat
Q1et&e Betten, warn. unb wei6 wte Der S&Hee,
Nenn's talt, einen Yunfa 300 @eistes, RaFee pser Gtee
ep.rte TIM 6pmmer ~eistaltes Bier,
Ut fetnfen xnb teteu Qtqu6re fue t man Bier.
nas tetrn Besableu If Der Peter Elm ~ltberaler Rauu,
O. f&reibt ute III Stel, nod IL nente an.
aDknu's a1te Runben. stbt Ct germ CREDIT
uR> reauet muir ben gang sewtb1lt&en prpFt.
axe extra fet'sItem Garmer NOD eelaet:
Gin gutter @tau..anb frii&e Aueue
G3nbet mon beim peteriauftber SteHe.
81 ftttern bic &11e. O&fex unt Yferte
81 TN Stale p1as fur cine eanae 5ee.se.
Nax SHUTTER, Ipdter, Batter unb @ptn,
Apmut btu ~ benz 5pte1 tes gSaitiaetrn-
Exr Peter label ~ersebent elm,
&r seripri&t fets lufis unb Fbel ~ iein.
A2tf @cter SHrfeniHs.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-02-02
Da8 amerifanif@e Departement Der
@artfer @eltau8ffeluuo.

Das amertfanif@e Departement Der
@arifer Notwithstanding.
@trb bic Yartler @eltau5feQune 8rcbe
Mn3iebuneSfraft entutdeln, 70 miro e8
AUDI benz ameritani@atn Departement
berlelben ni@t AT neutrality-suspicious.
uno Ginrtdtuneen feblen> bic ibn1 Elm et>
genes Sntere7e Serleiben mu6en.
Die amertfanti@e Snbutrte 1T chen
troB i5rer 9u8eno, troy ber S@neQi9tett
ber Mrtett, bic In pielen 8ran@en berl el<
ben gum Na@tbeil ter @oltbftdt utaB9e>
beno it, bobin gelanot, oaB 1ie, fat nur
NIT Nu8nabme Don Ndbnapeln uno Sted>
napeln, ale Mrtitel ltefert, >pel@e In Ga>
rppa proou3trt: tperoen. Die amerttant=
f@e Snouftrte, turd cie NeSolution ees
gen Gn9larb, ba8 0e nidt buloen &pplte,
inauDurirt, bur@ roS te@nil@e @ente be6
&anee6 peiteroefQbrt unb tur9 cine
Men8e 1pa 9el4idten &rbeiteru> tpel@e
bic eurppail@en Nepp!utionen in bic t,eue
@elt 9eworfen, au89eoebnt unp 1erpou>
tommnet, 1T pbne allen 3wetfel Elm 3wet9
ter @eltartett, Der feline belonbetn &et3e
unb Mn5tebunDen BAT. l1nlere &epublit
miro in 1er pariI er &%u8feQun9 AUDI Ytel
better reprdfsnttrt iefr al8 auf ber erten
2ontpner @eltausftQun8, 100 fe poret>
lt9eS 2d@eln erre9te, unb Gprtl@ritte be-
urtunben, bic brlben 8robt @ufmertiam,
teit erre8en mi7en. Dte8mal ,perber
bort ni&t Bios uniere Ndbmaiainsn> bic
jeBt IN Der eau;en eipiliFrten @elt Elm.
9efibrt pber .na&9sabmt iinb, unlere
ebenio ele9anten unp let9%en al5 fplioen
@asen unp 8usetss> unlere Msrttuttur>
Mai4tnen> bic fa(t wte Sernlinftt9e @ez
fen, aber Yid l&neQer al8 biele arbetten>
ferner unlere %tanos, unlere @olbfebern,
&epplper8, MobeQc BON @ltppsrn uno
Dampfbppten,. 1owie Yrebma1atnen re,
prdientfrt fem, Ionpern cine 9roBe Men9e
arbere Mrttfsl, bic tentt aud tt@t INNER
but@ Erefli&tett ousee;et&nst, bod BON
unferm n1annt8fa@en Streben unb Inter,
nebmun9sBeifte 3euBea. SQinoi5 itnbet
unter Mnberu, Elm S@ulbaue, bas III
@bfeaBp erbaut unb auf BRET 8rpeen 81,
ienbabnfra@twa9e1 mad Nep gorf &C.
bra@t tpurbe, unit aufbem @@if "Mlereu'
~" einBei&ift 3u tperben. ~@6 1T" wie
bic New gort Gribune ia9t nfebr lore>
fdltt9 unb treu auS0ef1brt >1np mirp pbne
3weifel auf ber@usfeQuuo ols cine Mert>
rlrti8fett betra@tet tperrtun 8ofpn
1@tdt cine 8ddsret pom YeQfdntt9er
Struttur, @bttaep Elm Garmbaus nit
S@euern, Neben9ebduben, @etnreber,
bic fi& an ieiner front e%u1pprra1ten u>,b
3ubeb6r. Mu@ AT &unfprpbutten pirb
IS nt&t feblen. unter benielbeu befnbtr
fl& @eudloe BON 8ieritdbt Der feline
ROCKY Mountains" @enpet, pom @ier,
@rop&eN 9unttnetp1 uuo anpern an1ert>
fan}l@en gtalern< &porunter bofentlt@
AUDI 9eube. Sat a4e erften8 etle9er }ano<
ten 8l@er weu11 nt&t un1 tie 'tttrayt.
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3. @tra6e> seesniiter stz S9pn3srt 9aas,
st. paul Mtnn.
Die beHen falten &6maarfr,
pprtrFli9es 2a9erbter,
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alt RetS an Sanp unb bittet bas Serebrtt teut@4e
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Der u~nteraei9nete beebrt i'd btermtt fetn<n pertttu
Jrtunben xKb Benz perebrlt4en beutideu gublttxm I'm
aasemeinex bic Me1eaue sa MAIDEN, ba6 ct fetntu
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IN BEN neuen 2utal, 3. @trabe. eeaeniber Fem
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Dur4 ben Aussertauf metnes alien @ei9dfts, anb
re9tsetttee B%enusuns unetner Geld dftsSerbtubuueeu,
mar ID III 6tanb eeieSt, metxex xeuex etsre NIT elmer
3sswab1 an Qoaaren metnes 8rsn$e ~ s%erisben, bic.
uttb, weter IN Be,ue aaf Trtf4t uns @lte, np4 btnF4t-
lid bes greties, etwas III ~hxi&en abrte lafen.
Sdmmtlt4e Set mir eetaufte Artttel perbeu ueixeu
8x s~euetetem Befx& bes ueaeu 5trres label ersebsrf
eka @auI 6aher.
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-Nm rs. b. ". murbe I'M Cooper Sniff
tut III Nem ysrt utter BprFb ppn 1!ayer 9of>
mann ttae Mafeuuerfau1n1lung ,auu, 3pede
ber .Mufbrineuu8 pom l1nterfubung fit bic Gin.
mpbnsr Son 3itnta absebalten, unb Elm Brief
er,ba!tsnp 5000 sius tin.
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Trete Seimffatten fur 4ne,

Ssx1erAalb sier3te Netleu spx st. gaa1. Sic Rnt 70
e44&es Tarmlaub ais In @tuaefpta %eefuneex ntrb. Gin
BEN Ser. Staatex Seimndtte<9eies Stepheu s ew-
r. =, Seasts aueiters orfore, Sia1tt S'untg Minn:
AAJrasen soufdnaise Nustun1t ertSetfu.
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Gin unb etn balb Sabr lit i'd an BET Aus3eb-
ruua. Sd bate IN b~erltlben 3eit mebrtre Merate
bic ratr empfobIen murben. Abtr aaes umienf~
Dpetor s. zimmerman s.ri@rieb mir ben Unit
serial Bal(au,, mel9er mid 8duali& teilte, i'd
fmpfeble tbn allen beniexissn Ye1fpnsn, bic an
bie{tr Rrantbett leiben. Den l1ntperlal Ballart
bat Or. s. 3ttnmerHanu in Owatonna, @teele
g., ~ pertauftn fir $500 tte glaf@e.
Il Swatcnna, Mueu( ben 6ten 1866.
Ybilipp Yrdttr
400
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-11-28
How % Deetrox Liz.

The moss extraordinary experiments
= % tlls power of destroying life pos
sssssd By tho now fuse Chassepot have
been made at Strasbourg by DR.. sarasin.
He g0e I've dead bodies, aud placed them
q certain distances, one nom the other,
and thsn Aired. The result was that the
oFi6cs nAade BY the ball ~ It entered the
coepse w. exactly the size IT the pro-
jsctile, while the orihce made by the
ball = Il passed out OF the body was sew
On times, and In one instance even thir-
teen times larger than the bullet. The
arteries, veins, and muscles were smash.
ed, and literally reduced to q sort o
pulp. The bones were crushed to az
immense extent all over the body, ant
the ball, after having thus accomplish
ed it, deadly mission on the human
frame, pierced . two inch board, ant
finally lodged In the wall behind. Al
this y very satisfactory, but one canno
help thinking, after perusing the detail
q this angular experiment, who tn,
poor fellows had been whose fine corpse
wers thus torn to pieces. Supposinl
they died 1t hospital, had they n.
wives or children? It Is to he hopet
that further information Will he giver
to the public as to this gloomy expert
ment.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-11-28

A FEATHER BED ADvENTuRE.-A
ludicrous encounter between q gentle
man who resides near the corner Of Du-
t6ois and Maple streets and burglar oc-
CURED on Sunday night last. The lat
ter - leachcd in through window,
- 19dustriously engaged in dragg-
- nther bed through, when all at
~ ssfused to bulge. Suspecting
i was caught Oh a nail or some
1o1ber obstacle, he tugged away furiously,
bit the harder he pulled The more It
wouldn't come. At length he raised his
head, and peeping cautiously over the
window sill, to his intense establishment
discovered the owner of the aforesaid
tick at the other end, exerting himself
to the utmost to draw it in. With a
single exclamation Of disgust, the ad-
venturous burglar sprung to the ground
and broke for cover, plunging head fore
most through picket fence and tearing
down street IS If whole pack Of imps
were nipping at his heels at every jump.
No pursuit was made, doubtless owing
to the fact that the proprietor Of the
house did not fully realize what was the
cause Of the rumpus until too late to
overtakc the fleeing man.-Detrou Free
Rcss.