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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-09-14
Mees, if:mmreht uuo T%rcibautel.

llr|srs Treunos, ole Dempfraten, liuo
aeaen ooe Meos,fimmreht urtr ouen
u%nndnren, geprn ra6 Neoai'mm,eht
i'm Sucsn unp No,eer. Gfbr Gut! sic
'inc ater ouh fir Uuibanrsl i'm z irsn
uno :ctesn Nud lshr gut! Aber,
menn nrl5s Juunrs. ris Iemcfraten,
ofaen Nras fimmreht 1iup. 10 louten fe
aud 0eo'n Ste binc;l u1b umoefebrt>
r'nn fs 'ur U,t'hanesI finn, 1r Icl;teu lie
audi fir NEaunimmedt> reniaz
fens fur Nssethtmm:ah: i'm
@doen lsin.
W;r lebtn Re; rit|er pvpo1sicu Den
Nadtor faienst6 re,fsn 6, t1ieat cine
@dn|sbaut UNI iiret 1ih auf plfye!'S
breite g. fiat. "Hubia 8|ut, Mltsr !"
laat Disisr unp "Nubia Blut!" iaeen
aud mir, esrn e:e @ote 1T oar nitt 70
i'd. edlth wie fe cuei1eht, unp if eou3
in re1 Ssrnuno. &c. Nadtar. mpuen
S'e Tin ddter 1iS,eibanrelsmann iein,
mi, me;nsr n!d,t ren ;Freibaneel in
"Shunfsn" n ~0'unc|dgen>" msl@er
Iou(dbarbel uaturlih olie Gonltquen3
ouelhlisf') 10 leuten ie eos Neaerf hmm
reat in @Grrn btf1rmortsn. lnc nun
lsBeu Sic 1b niht sIeth bin unb
"Sdnuupfsifen" a~ncetthoIb Spalten
caReoen. lontern ldtn fs ey7, mas cas
" 80lls1in." msl>
DIS, mie Sie rid, 5 fuiien 'Bnneu Elm
lttr ,cDnie1Yotioss" unn nibts
nsnFar cls u'ceifo!se" eb,lihcs Treiz
banoelsb!a1t it, /, Sur itan res
9teAe 1tt;1mred:6 I'm G6rsn az ioaen
bat. Nas BULLETIN luat:
DIE Sn'er1su cse Nssers i'm ct
ZEN lnr etsu 70 lahr oIa tie SO Mstz
btn. bic, @'e i'm Ws(tn. oM Snub'
acu ieintisl'a, unr tie NNehrhsu her
Ns1sr mus fir i.'t;bnneel lsir. Eober
ntc rce Ne9uIfinmrstt utjst1ltd
rosn teilra2er, une . jern r%ati1ltz
6fn eat ~ tef1eisn urc rsu ;y,e,banz
nj w'era %an5ubobren Woaoer
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nod 10 raptfal fein. Ct mus
nos Sntsre1Ie 1etner Con-
h'tuenten I'm Mu9e baben
urc raiu fshen rab ote unnatIrliden
31Ie onf RE Gfnfubr pom &ofee, g.
len unr Iud femie BE Steuer fir
Y~fcrnf:ion yon Boumnoie herob0fz
1eet weroen. Somit wirD se> re mbas
ces @tinmredt3, esm @e1en in ni9t
7u LANCER 3ei! asltnaen, i'm Berlin NIT
Fem Sucen ual:,e 36u; uno Shuern
rid'ia III rsau|irer> uno min ptes
r'ht wsniQ rasu b%sitroQrr, nit 6{ntz
anlebun9 alsr prlitt|den Uraaer, cine
um 70 innteere G~ereiutAuns Der
Arplsn observation-disclosures unc probuz
%ci,snesn Src'icrsn RS Qanrsa butet<
,nfAbrsn. Gttlfr @ortsiI. cen caS
Nfanl fimmredt i'm Oeiolae BADEN
MP, 1T eaber ritt bod esnuS any,
|hlaDen"
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-09-14
Die Dtmefratie uuo nte Nrei8fe6s
ter.

Tra1S 5alaurcd bat nod nidts ypn
cer Sddrfe ieinea Wibes p~erloren unb
LIFT ciel clbe ser Ylcl9eplagten alien Tante
Democratic in bDd,it p~ifanten Sti9eleten
fiblen.
8esu9nebn,enp a11f rem in UNI ern Eelez
9%rapbenipalten furS beribteten 3weifampf
;mil9m ben Yreiebprem McGool uno
Spne5 ia9t 5aNaured III elmer in Gincir1z
nati 9ebaltene Nepe:
ais id mir piepbyiip9npmien perer am
iab welde itd vpr Gem ct. 2amrence
5ptel oret Sage lang v%erlammelten muir
be id unwilfiirli9 erin1ert an cine nempz
tratil6e Convention. SD mimi e nt6t
nibperitancen SIT merce1> SIS 9ebDren
etlide meiner bei item unp ltebiten Jreunpe
sur Democratic unp i6 a9te pielelben
pbd. SD mill nidt ia9en>baB ein Mann
elm prei6bprer> 0ambler, Eal6enoteb pper
0auner lein mus meil er CUR Democratic
eebBrt> y nein! Das mill t6 ni6t faaen.
SIM @esentbetl? SIS 9tebt piele tuaenpz
bafte, intelli9ente, ebrliae unp antdnpioe
Den1cfraten. Mter mas i'd laser pia>
it, Rag Der Sak> tpena um9efebrt cine
Mabrbeit entbdlt> namli@ 70: oaB jeber
Yretebprer, @ambler II. I. ~. 3ur bempz
tratilden partet 9ebSrt. (@rpbes g.
l0d'trr.) SD ia9e bie5 nt@t aus @ab
ullo Tetl11@aft .9e9e1 meinc 6empfratiiden
Srllcer, lcnbern t6 ia9e eS> balnit ie f6
BET l9le&ten @eieQidaft iddmsn, in Der
lte it9 befnpen. SD ia9e es5u oen3wede,
ben mabren daratter ber partet ans 2idt
51 ltelen> nrlde no6 rem9faturgeleBe Der
Nn5iebun9sfraf # ZEN 9a1lsc1 S6u!c aus
ber 0ei eQlaaft an ft9 5tebt.
nnp tpas 1T Der @runb b%teroon?
Der @runb If, neil bic partet an bic
@prurtbeile unp 2eibenl6aften Der Male>
tatt an ibr 9eia1pe5 urtbeil ~appeutren.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-09-14

" 80 ptcf, pistsY bon rsr 6ante|5z
5p9i9ule bat ben STUFF zines Directors bes Cole
gums bet i9Snen @iftnlaaften in Canton, $40.
ansenomu,en, nnb pirp grof. @nt. s. Ganeie an
ieiuer Statt bic Qeituas uulersr 5anbeIsi9ulei ibsr-
nebmen. t%sf .}s. @1
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-09-14
81. s. &rpwell
NieD>n0rft.

Mitwpd tsn Stem Stunt bielss Sabre5 uno an,
erjteu Mittmrd zines ieocn f%cleenben Monats
miiro in Der 5tapt 5enberion lit @ib,ey @punty
Gin Giebmarft atSebaltsn perben. Oa lol9e
M1rfte benz &1ufer, lcwpbl mic @ertiufern, muir
Don Nuben 5cin fSnnsu, 10 werben ale Dietsntsen
wel6e pierbe uno Hintvisb taufen pplsn cber s'
serfauf sn beabi9tioen, sur lebtaften 1bsilna9ms
ein9elaoen.
Dic fNpn alssmciu befannt befyen Die Jarme1
in Gitley GpuntY eireu ]eDr eutcn Gtebltano uni
bisles ippcbl wie Der quite @ils Maer @el9aftS-
leute in 5enbcri on ptro baSu beitra9er, lcl9s
Martts CUR gQs emeinen Mnertennuns gu brta
gen.
SIN Namen Der Geldaftlrnte rcn 9eneerlrn.
Mram Bud.
6enoer]pu. bet 20. M1i 1867.
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DECREASE or NEGRO POPULATION


We relerled incidentally yesterday /"
fact IN regard IL the rapid decrease Of the
neg . populatipn Of the Seulh which pre-
,rats startling bot sad picture. General
Harvard, Who. a. Ch,ei u the Freednans
Bureau, has The ampl,st opportunities ~
arriving Al Inc facts. an,l dpubl lc,s ba, the
disposition % DO NJ iniury 70 The rate, says
That the negro population 81 the Suulh has
decreased over million end qairtef
since their emancipation. Nhat lessen
should this Stating announcement teach
the thoaghual blacks 10 our counify. Ha.
slis Of lndolsnce and prphlgaeJ. no settled
homes, Withdrawal fram ID, p1oieeiinn and
,ympslhy d old friends, ia. resulted thus
early in their career 81 freedom IN deeress.
ing their race at a rate unparalleled in the
history of any people. Trsnsplanied from
ioreIsB cline Dy the ,sar,ce oithe whites.
lhey have acquired all the protection shieh
interest and sympathy could unite TO in.
crease their numbers 10 what !, was when
the war bsgsn. Left. nos, 10 themselves.
thrown suddenly from 4 life Of object de,
peadence ~ one ng almost uncontrolled IL
cense, 6i,cardinz the sympathy u the
whites. and all mutual interest DESTROYED
their sad Ire is shown IN the astounding
facts Which their rapid And alarming de-.
crease announces.
i Yet. with lhsse 6gures staring them 10
the face. they permit themselves 10 be
more and more ss,fangsd fiom their only
friends, their conduct inviting, nay. ehal.
!. longing. the ill.will and enm'iy Of those
sho Unly have kidd feelings for them. be.
ibg tni.Ied BY those who use them for per.
sonai pfsfennent and gain. into feelings
and actions which must result ~ the bitter
Ihast,llly Of the races, ending with their
own ram BY peaceable or By violent means.
We vast better eosnsels will yet prevail
amcng them. aud they may return again
into ahe sympathy snd kindly protection Of
! those among whom they have so long lived.
and deserve and receive frvm the people Of
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no CoNsuMprlyEs.

TIVE Rs,. EDWARD A. WILSON vii sehd
Cfee o. chs,s.J,o ~ VITO de.fs -. lhs prvsenp'
iiun sah dreeaoas Eliminating lus csing ihe s.ug y
rs1isJy By ehirA be ass cured = luhg adstupa,
snd laal Jtsad di-cass Conssnpsian. hIs vaiy W.
exs }. u bsasfi tbe afflicted spd he hopes ssrry sol
Iesef wll tiy lss ps,.ciptoa. - it VII essi lsn
nothing AID mar prove blssing. Pleas ADDE'S
Nav. EDWARD A. Wilson.
Va. les 60. Sud q, Williamsburg, v. ioFk.
Mas7. s1--I3n
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NATIONAL. THANKSGIVING.
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES OF AMERICAS. "a
A PRoCL A MATIO NJ.


In coniormisy with recent custom that
may now be regaFled As established on
|natlsnal consent and approval. |. Andrew
johnson. President Of the United States.
lido hereby recommend TO my lellow-ci,i-
xens, that Thursday. the twenty eighth
Fday Of November next, be set apart aud
|a.bser,ed throughout the Republic AS u day
Of National Thanksgiving aud praise 10
lkhe Almighty Rules. ol Nations. with whMn
are dominion and fear. who maketh peace
tin His high places.
Reslleg aud retaining from secular la
bors on that day. let Us reverently aud
.iesoiedIy give hanks 10 cur Heavenly
Fa.her ior The nercies aud blessings with
wh,ci Tie has crowned the now closing
wear. Especial, ler. Us remember that lie
| has covered our land. through AK its eS'en'.
wi,h greatly needed aud very abundant
l,aryesls; thai lie has caused iudus.ry 10
prosper, not only ia our iiehls. but atso III
our workshops, in our m,nes. aud in our
ioresls. He iia. permitted Us 10 multiply
ship. upon our lakes and rivers, and upon
ia. nlsh seas, and at the same time TO exs
\ trnd our iron roads 50 TAR into the seclud.
ed places u the Continent as to guarsatee
speedy overland Intercourse between the
llwu oceans. Tie has lncilnesl'o ui hearts to
Itatn away irnm the domestic contentivifs
aud, euullpel,ans eoasrquent" vpoti 4 dfs-
Ilrac,ing and desDlanng evil war. and e
~sik no,e aud lnvir 10 The ancient WAYS
III loyalty, oneiiiallon. aud bn,therly love.
lie has blessed the peaceful ef6fs With
4 which we haze established new andimpcr-
liant commercial treaties with iutrign IA.
'ltion., while We have at the same time
4 slirng lhrned our national detences. aud
\ greatly enlarged our national burdens.
\ While thus rendering the snanimOos and
hesrllsl, mlbulr "f national PRAISE aud
h Thanksgiving which i ~ juslly DUE 70 Al.
mtslt, God, lei u not TAI. 4. inp.ufr Hin
that tie same Dnine protection aud care
! which We have hitherto 80 undeserse,lly
alld set - CONSTANTLY. enjoyed. nay Be
continued 10 our country and our people
threashaat ell their GENERATIONS forever.
1 In 9Itnrss wheFesi. | have hereshto 81
M hand. aud cau.ed the seat VI The unlt-
cd StsIes 10 I,e affixed.
4 Done al Tie city u Washington. thu
i twshiy- skin day u 0clubrr. IL n,
year u our Lord one ihnu.an,
llsgal. s,gft hGhdred and sixty seven, an,
~ u lie independence ol the Unite,
States the nineiy.sre0nd.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
By the President:
w,llias II. SrwARp.
sccfssay u STATE,
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ERRORS OF YUUi'n.

~ "A Genilsmsn who suffered fof ysars ION ~
zoo. Debility, Premature decay, and sllils snssn
,ou,hlul ind,se,s,on will, foT The sale Of ,ahrfrg
kam.ul, send free 10 a Who nssd q. the feesfs sac
directions Ter mskIns The simple rsmsdy ~ ~hseh M
wsseucd. SaFfessfs wishing 20 pssht ny me ssss',
t.et pc,isnee, Gao do 80 by addressing ~ psnss'
JOHN ID. OGDEN,
No. IL Cedar 81, New YoFt.
Mys. 's -.
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Ns.entef :, 1871.

NEceo .,uTEEAes AT THs socfH.-Tbe
New fogk. Journal u COmaerIr. s,ier re-
sie~ing The eoDdsct o. the negroes =. the
tsc.aI eiscllyn..p Virginia. sA,s: Negro
,.ar.gs i, not an Improvement upon The
.Id vrosr. u things. ltmuOducss 70 poser
~ t.e Government race VI passionate,
t,f.nn.esI mrp--mrn a. thoroughly Rao,.
FL q. tle extreme Ma,ssehssete type. 20
DER decentralization % coupe VI Othsrs 70
thl.k =. they d.. bat Tao aofe dangerous.
b,,...e Of their gross igoofsnee. Had the
y,fs MA eletllon taken place b=lcre negro
.vnrage 10. POI 10 sSts 10 Oiho. ~s innk
mai inc Repubiesn psIcrity ssalbst it
,-psid nave been greatly InrrrA'sa. rh.fr
IAN sh4ssly De ovnot shsl y ~1ll De de-
tssted 10 ssery Nyrhlrrn Stale 10 shlen
;.rasy.asrs.ltsr be submitted 10 me pee
pie.
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The fset has for ! year p'st been noto-
rious here that The Radical progrsmme en-.
brsred. f,r the future, the Incorporation ol
Hayli into the !" Union" the sbspfpIisn u
CuDa BY invasion of negro fIlIbustsfs. and
the settlement Of The /" Alabama c;aims''
BY Ih- purchase Of Jamaica from Epgland.
Wesh. kUfr 10 Bikiraors .Custiie.
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lNRnRMArluN.

IMPORTATION gusnnieed 70 produce laiar'-
ant srO~ih u b. upon laid dead OF bssidlss'
l.oe. also recips lof Tue lsmSsai q Pmplss be'en
80 Erup,,ous. As. 90 the skin, leaving The same soh
clear snd, saulifa, can b ob,sntd wishccs ehsre'
By addressing
THUS. r.. CHAPMAN, Chemist.
s2a Bfssdwsy. Nee bVfk.
september IL. VI
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Tnt fURTIErH coSSREss.--From indiea-
tions IL soald seen thai the Radicals sill
insist upon con,inEing he session 81 the
Roriieib Congress until its legal leFmina.
iion--tla, is until the 9Th 0. March. 1889.
Nearly al tie Republican members who
have LATELY sisited tie metropolis concur
10 tbs opiaion. Nsi. laid. s
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tn. OfseiaI msj5n,y sgsinss aesro suffrage 10 Ohio
10 o.es7.
Csnp.s,s Official rata rs from Ohio sho- hat me
l.rislaisrs iassds % fsII0rs; sesais- Democrats
~. Rspaslie.ns IS; House-DsnOersis -. ksPee'
Le,n. 40. D.mSennc n.bsar, 90 jsiIt ball o.. 8.
Tbs entire state ticket 70 Csifrna hss gone 70
AYR e ,bs Densesa,s By three thousand usjsris.
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~ PUBLIC aEETING.-Ths eOIssei Psspls
81 Oranss county are requested % meet u hishoo
totsh Ou SATURDAY us1t. the ssh instant
Fn By sr5sf ofiks Commisiss
November :, 1857.
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Pardoned- - Emma Johnston. late . Save Of
lanes c. Johnston. deceased. convicted Of ths erms
a murder and sentenced 70 be hanged al Halifax nA
.hs lah Instant, has been Pardeoed BY Gov Worth.
The extreme isnsanee Of the person. and he dosSt
apou the oind f,hs lodge and sscilor, we're urged
upon the Governor ssTtsnuauus eifsHustsnee' and
excited his elsmency.
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Gen. Howard has made his annual re-
port 10 Gen. Grant. IL ssys the amount
"a abandoned land 10 Possession " the
Bureaus 2t5. 02s acres. And the number
u pieces Of town property 70 s59.
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t;.. sehofsu has issued an order eoareninE ihe
y,,eiui. stale conseatiOn on TUESDAY The 80 Of
Deesm5es.
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runorsd lha.lhs UniisJ state has ought b
D,a..a ws,,Iadi. Island Tor siioOOOOO in ssI4.
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loIIN n. OGDEN,
NoTICE
May

dam assy ION me sboo, NE 18Th o. JAS "a ~
N ny 400 Henry. lie 81 sl'out. sish,sn yssss -
| hereby forbid any person hsfbosins h'r' " - =
Under aSs. .,,nxypao<
o 'A"h ii-ttu
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NlIsbaraugg gssprnsr.
HiLLSBoRoUGH. N. 9.
Wednesday. Nov. 8. 1857.

n The Conservative candidate Tor The Conven-
ION, Major John W. Graham, will address the Gu !
zsns.ofevange a, Durhsm's on Friday the VA .'ns'.
d, White Cross en- FRIDAY ihe 18th, and as lChapsi
Hill on Saturday l6ih.
aT Dr.. Hol, was not present III inc meeuhs on
Saturday last, which nominated candidates Tor 'ns
Convention aud ., frr declined 70 'un' but we are
GLAD 10 say he has Welded 70 the soc'sa'oas o. h's
friends. and will NEE, the people at Dlrhams On IN,
dsy nexi. rfar 8 ee tt. Bah s3
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the South every privilege and right 10
which they entitle sthemsslyess
For Tie Recorder.

AT meeting Of the Conservativ sssot
Orange. held in the Couvt House at Hills.
borougli On Saturday. November end, for
the purpose Of nominating csadidascs 1,
represent this cou.ty ia the approaching
State Convention, Dr. y. j. freeland was
called 10 the chair, and F. Nash aud James
A. tirshxm. appofntcd secretaries. -
0 On motion. uie colorej Conservative de-
legation from Durhams, as we'll as all olh.r
conservative freedmen present. were, in
siled 10 cu.apeiate with as s This they
cordially accepted. ss..,...;,
On motion. committee was appointed 10
recommend two persons rs candidates.
'rhiscsau..ttee, canststipg Of tlfteen wh.ns
and fse cslored, representing all parts of \
the county. having retired ~ eensulf, the,
meeting was entertained by shoot but point,
ed speeches from Rev. ). Pearse and sCels
j. 4. Webb. ssws .l tn hIns .ness06,
Alter asshort absence, the committee rea
turned, aud reported, .ihTougl ll.s Chairman
A. &. Murdock y Esq ], The i,amesol Mtjrr,
John w. Graham and Dr.. H., M. lloll,,
Which gentlemen, were anan.mossly nun =
mated as.candldales q. the conse rva,isespf.
urSagr County .sasdiu gal aE6i a ela
Mai Grahan. being noii6ed vi hisnom,-s
nsi,sn. Appeared. anal ma lea re@a, ks,arsi
cspied the nsninalinn. sis3d 8si ag an
Dr. ilsl,, being abssgt, Tie secte,aresr
were directed TO loliiy him VI his ns.nlns.
lion. aud 10 request his acceptance - "a
!, On msllpa.s al was,ardered itilal ihesr pro-
reec,ns, be pabiisIledla the hhl.Dosvush
Z Recorder. f8 -
/ rhrrr bring no further business brissr
the m~rllng. u ~as, IN m.tian. adlnurnsd,
4 T.. J. FkEELAND. Cha.
4 =. NAsu. -.
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On the night 81 the sTth ait.. Mr. Geo.
W. McCsis. While retaining ismn itsielgh
10 h,s lo,ns Ia Johnston cosMs, sas ~
tackled by Tan nrgr~s. an, rrbsrd Ut
everything be had. . he nrst dst The roD.
beers we're arrested and the slolen properly
recovered.
Seven years sgos 81. Ltuis metcltsh,
caught a burglar in his ehambet. bot lrt
hsm Z, IN promise Of good behavior. That
burgi,r made his pile dariag the aaf.
v hereas,he mrtehahi faihd, .snd.s few DAYS
asu the lolmer paid his ,le6t Of gfa'ifa"e
by iuaTng inc latter siu,OOO win With
10 start 10 business again.
\ salt wafer spring. which yields one
thousand barrel. 81 tie saline huid day.
has been discovered 10 summit county,
Colorado. aad salt factory will be Al nnss
established.
fsREioS -Landsu. Nov. , The Fiengh
hs, ing ssIeted Rome. tue Italian rrsersss
~sre called out. II - said that Prussia
hss pledged - Support u Italy. Tue re-,
I.,.Dns between srvssla aud Italy e.u's
great anxiety.
/ Ibis ssems 10 Tai an ed 60 ihe muse'
mehts ~ GsribaldI agaln,; Roms.
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Thanksgiviug.--Gss. Worth, in conformity
with. The ac, 81 the Geoeral Assembly. hss issued
p.oclans,ien setting apart THURSDAY abe1s.h Of No
v.xbsr nstan o. Is day Of solemn add public Fhanks-
giving ., Alnishiy Cod for pas. blessings, and o.
.upvica,ion Tor his cca,inusd kindness over Us g
STATE and o. Nation. p'e e2s
Itwfl be seen BY the proclamation IN another CO.
lunn sha, the President ofhs United States has st
apar, aud recan needed tie same day a. Nasisaa'
THANKSGIVING. - .a..#lsz isrssfsj i
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Escaped Jail. -onrsuisisy nishtiss', Jot

Escaped Jail. On fhGfsisy n'sn' ' 80 'onn
Yarbrough. charged with horse stealing; George
wor.Aiug,oa. for picking the shsrif'' pocket TAX
ina hi, poke, book AMI contents; William BlalOek,
q, horse stealing, anu Charles smith Communication
larceny made their escape from The slin this place
The following is givea as description Of ne IS
cased prisoners;
Yarbsough is a tall. spare made man. long black
hair and black moastachs, a6sut sir feet one o. Two
inches high. fair complexion, about years old and
hasls from Georgia.
wouhisg,on is about % years Old about hss ise'
Ten inches high, dark hair, dark msssiache. dars
eemplertion. and halls from Banmose There =
reason 10 believe that wouhington IS not bis ircs
n.us. and ,ha, he halls from same other place thss
Baltimore. That be i regular, experienced PICK
pocket. and has concealed tools sboni him 10 efee
bic parposes: and !, was by means Of saw Whief
b. had iagenioss concealed thai be Effected BIS e
cape, and liberated those Tia, in ne cage viii
him.
BlalOes il abOu, y years old, light hair, ghi com
pkson. little bai-headsJ about hve fsss eight iness
high s
smith is small nan, light hair. saLOs cona.si
ian. and about ave lssi eight o. ten inches h'ga.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1867-08-10
r e g u Vt q. TTs M .

Throughout this Coast a great deal ofsuf-
fering is experienced from Rheumatism
Weeks and even months of protracted and
aggravated misery is endured by the victims
of medical inefficiency and ignorance, which
could be cured just as speedily as was Mr..
Sparrow, whose testimony is given below.
and is only the echo of hundreds of other
cases. DR.. Bourne cures without medicines
which accounts for his extraordinary success.
No. 10, Masonic Temple, Post street entrance:
SAN FRANCISCO, September 6, 1861.
DR.. BOURNE Last Winter was nearly
dead, by an attack of inflammatory rheuma-
tism. l suffered the most excruciating pains.
for about five weeks. without any hope of re-
lief, when friend hearing ofmy illness. call
ed to see me, and assured me that if would
stop ''drugging and dosing" and go to you.
that you would have me walking about in
three days. Sure enough, although l was
utterly helpless, and conveyed to your house
in a carriage, and carried into it by three
stout men, and by them lifted into the bath,
yet. on coming out Of it, largely assisted
myself, doing much towards dressing, and.
without assistance, walked from the bath to
the carriage. On the fourth day discharg-
ed my carriage. and walked, with a friends
aid. the entire distance to your house, (nearly
Il mile) and home again, and so on until cur
ed. felt myselfa we'll man. And now am
happy to do you this little service. of pub
licly certifying to the simple truth, leaving
it to do its work among my friends and ac-
quaintances as may chance to see this.
Your friend,
JOSEpH SPARROW