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Franklin Insurance Company
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DIRKcpoRs:

DIRECTORS:
7. H. Logan, T. P. ShallcroSs, J. s. Rhodes
Geo. Mendel, J. H. Hobbs, Saml. McClel-
Ian, g. w. Fr2nEhelm, Jas. n. YAnoe, Alex
Laughlin.
TN11S COMPANY NOW HAVING BEEN
Il organized four years, and in thR1 time
done successful business, is stu preparcd
To take risks NJ fair rates on Buildings OF all
kinds, Merchandise, Manufacturing Estab-
iishments, Furniture, Steam Boats and Car
goes on the Western Rivers and Lakes.
This company Offers superior Inducements
70 Farmers, whereby they can be insured on
dwellings, Furniture, Barns and contents, for
or years at reduced rates. fHEI HI
This being home institution, with the lar
gest capital and surplus Of any company in
IN the State and composed OF some
ntnety-four stockholders, most oFwhom aFe
among our Dest business men, recommends
itself TO the favorable consideration OF the
insurtng public, and solicits their patronage.
Applications for insurance VIII be promptly
attended to by the Secretary. 2 I.1'I -. -
Ofice, North side OF Monroe, between
Main and Market sts-, Wheeling, W. Va
over the Savings Institution OF Wheeling.
y. Z. ARTHUR, Secretary.
SAML MCCLELLAN, President
GEO. AESDEI4, Vice President nclB
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COTTON PLANTING IN THE SoUra.-
The Memphis Post says that, notwith-
standing the i'll success of cotton plant
ers last year, the country around that
city is alive with preparations for the
coming season. In some districts there
may be less land under cultivation this
year than last, but, on the whole, in
West Tennessee, Arkansas, North Mis-
stssiPpi, and North Alabama, there will
be considerably more planted. The
same scarcity of hands and the difficult
ty in obtaining them is complained of.
Numbers are visiting or sending agents
to Georgia and South Carolina to pro-
cure them Not more than half Of the
planters will have as many as they
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Z. THE CENTER CoLLEGE CAsE,-The
Louisville lRy.l Journal says: "It will
be seen by, our legislative proceedings
that the important bill proposing to
change the entire management of the
Presbyterian College at Danyille, has
failed IN the House of Representatives.
This may be considered as n definite
settlement of the whole question at
issue against our friends OF ths Stuart
Robinson party, and in favor OF the
General Assembly of the Presbyterian
Church.
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{ wWS DID SLAVERY CEASE IA suit
was recently brought before Judge Du-
vail, in the United States Court at Aus
tin, Texas, TO recover The value of q
note given for some negroes in Is64-
The. defence alleged thAtfhe sale, tax
ing place after the emancipation proc
fama1i0n was Issued, was Illegal and
that there was no consideration. 8 The
judge held that the decease OF slavery
must be dated At the military occups-
ton of the State by the federal troops.
The case will goto Washington.
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AMONG the occupations employing
the greatest number of persons, farm
ing far exceeds any other; the class
distinctively called laborers follows,
and farm laborers stand third in order.
After these, in due sequence, all the
trades and professions registered as
embracing more than one hundred
Thousand, are: carpenters, clerks, shoe
makers, miners, merchants, black
smiths, teachers, taiiors. and tailor
esses. Of the other classes, seam
stresses and factory hands alone
amount to nearly IOO, 900, while no other
class reaches 10 much above $1,000.
The great bulk of labor Is senapIoyed in
agricultural and mechanical industry,
a very small residue being LEFT for the
learned and exclusively intellectual
professions. Physicians, in ls6O, num-
bered 54,543; elergymeE, 81, SO; lawyers,
IS, 1885, artists, ,516; editors, 2ee4; pro-
fessors, 2, 500; actors, !, 80; judges, 1875
authors, ZIG: and sculPtors, 2lS-au to-
gether only little exceeding the NUM-
Der of merchants, and not amounting
TO the number of miners in the country.
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TIRED.-A Baton Rouge (La.) paper
says that the colored troops who have
been paid and mustered out at that
post, show no inclination to re-enlist.
Even the bounty, $500, does not tempt
tenn.
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HEALTH foF Gov. BaovNI0v+The
Nashville Tenn Press GRd Tines says
that the friendsof Governor Brownlow
will be pleased 70 hear that by the
fidelity and skill OF his physician, DIR.
Sparling, his EIcellency Is now conva-
lescsnt,
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THE PORES FrNAScEs.-The Ponti-
fetal Minister of Finance has present.
ed to the Council of State his Budget
for 1868. It shows s6, ,5SI, ,O5sGr. of re-
ceipts and 1855, ,754fr. Of expenditure,
being deficiency Of 81, ,462, ,696fr. The
Pontificial Government, to meet the
case, counts upon the twenty millions
which the Italian Government has to
pay in March for arrears of the public
debt of 1859, and eighteen millions more
from the same source for the annual in
terest on the Pontificial debt allotted to
the former provinces of the Church.
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The White Pine Compound.

'Itwas early in the spring OF - that this
compound was origtnated- A member OF my
family was AFFLICTED with an irritation OF the
throat attended with disagreeable cough /
had for some months previous thought that
bark OF white pine might he so compounded
as 10 be very useful in diseases OF the throat
alIuded TO- ! compounded q small quantity
of the medicine that had been planning
1I Sne gave y IN teas Poonfui doses The result
Gays the irritation of the throat was reInov-
ed, the cough subsided and a speedy cure
was enected. Soon AFTER this, Isent some TO
q ladytn Londonderry, n. H. who ha1 been
Suner1ng for some weeks from bad cough,
occasionad by a sudden cold and mad ralssd
mucus streaked with bl cd She soon found
reiief and sent for more. She took about
Ten ounces OF II; and got well. ]. b. Clarke,
Esq, editoT OF the Manchester Daily Mirror
made trial Of Jhe same preparation in the
case Of a severe cold and was cured immedi-
suits, and 50 confident in success Intending its
sales, II placed before the public, that he
nnauy persuaded me 10 give ii a name, and
send It abroad 10 benefit the suffering. In
November, 1855, INST advertised IL under
the name of White Pine Compound In Two
years nom that time there had been whole
sailed in Manchester alone one hundred dol.
ars worth, where II took the lead OF alIfthe
cough remedies In the market, and II stiII
maintainE tnat position. There is good rea-
son for this; II is very soothing and healing
In Its nature; Il warming TO the stomach and
tngly cheap.
s.As remedy for kidney complaints the
& " Atse -! LnS 5 S[oiu pounu sLlnuS unriValei. II
vas not originated for that purpose: but
Person in using II for cough was not only
cured of the cough. but was also cured of a
Kidney difficulty of ten years standing. Since
that accidental discovery many thousands
nave used II for the same complaint, and
nave been completely cured"
The above was written by Dr. Poland. in
1850. Since then, as in Manchester, the
White Pine Compound has taken the lead Of
an Cough remedies, as well As preparation
for the cureof Kidney difficulties IN every CITY
own, village and hamlet throughout the
New England States
This remedy is as safe and pleasant TO take
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Greenwood Cemetery.

CITUATED on THE NAIONAL ROAD,
= Smiles east Of the city, Is now ready for
internerrs sale, and Improvement OF lots
Itconraius & acres OF land, and Is laid oUt
in tla1. most modern and improved Style
can be easily reached 1t all seasons Of the
year by the National Road. and for three,
fourths OF the year by the Hempneld Rall
Road It is perfectly secure, and INTENDED %
be beauffded by every variety oftrees, shrub
berry, public vault, chapel, artificial LAKE,
fountains, etc, TO make ft equal 10 the best
rural cemeteries In the country.
Ample provision is also made for It's en-
largement, order and care in pefpetu1fy-
Persons deSirouS OF purchasing lots, can
examine the grounds with the Superintsn-
dent, who has plaf. or secnra them by CALI
ing at the office Of the Secretary, on Main
street, over the Bank OF Wheeling. W
Persons wishing 70 make inteEments viii
call on the Secretary to obtain permits there
Tieksts OF admission to Lotholders and
ytsttorS viii be tssned by the Secretary.
BOARD OF DIRECFoRS-A- ]. Sweeney,
President: &. c. BonhAm, Secretary, J. s.
Rhodes John G. -Muth, Geo. Mendel. Jos
Bell Jno. A. Armstrong, Geo AdAmS,a h g.
jordan, E A. Hildreth, S'A auSl-Iyd
DRsI. KIDhS LUNG BALSAM AND
1.-THE PERU COUGH BAISSAA speak
for themselves, upon aifAtr- trials 1Antllae-
''-s KIDD & YoDER, Druggists
No. 175 Smithheld Street,
Pittsburgh, Pa
Sold by Druggists everywhere. JSan-a
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Sore Throat, Colds. Coughs, Diptherfa,
nry Anections generally. It is a remarkable
Remedy for Kidney Complaints Diabetes
Dimculfy of Noidiug Urine, Bleeding from
the Kidneys and Bladder, Gravel, and other
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: PoYERTT OF NORTH CARoLISA.-The
Raleigh (N. c. Progress says that the
party OF citizens Of Pitt county who
forcibly took from the sheriff and de-
stroyed some twenty-five hundred
writs. afterwards went to the court
house at Greenville and destroyed the
records. The Salisbury Banner mem
tons as report that nearly all the citf-
zens of Davis county have taken TO the
woods to escape from the civil Officers.
who are executing writs, warrants, &C.
The "Red Strings" are resisting by
force the sale of property under execu-
ton In Stanley county.
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a New soNe 10 An OLD TuNE.-At a
reform meeting in England last month,
at which Edmund BeaIes presided, and
a letter was received from John stuart
Mil, the Reform League Minstrels,'
sang version OF an air very familiar
in this country during the war. Its
new title, adapted to the needs of the
En&llsn Workingmen, reads, wen
the chorus Is sung BY thousands with
great effect, thus: =
: kreedom forever! huIah. boys, hurEah!
Down with the Tos1es mp with Reform.
While We rally round the League, boys,
raLly once again
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MedifaI.
Pine Compound

Is NOW OFFERED To THE AFFLICTED
i throughout the country, after having
been proved by the test of eleven years, in
the New England States, where its merits
have become as well known as the tree from
which, in part, it derives its virtues.
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Stanm House.

THE SUBSCRIBER REsPECTFULLY
i Informs his friends and the public geneF-
ally, that he has opened the ''SStamm House"
No > Water street. The House iS new
with an entire outfit OF new furniture
and Is complete In every raSpecf
The Proprietor pledges himself 10 snare no
pains 10 render his guests comfortable aud
hopes TO receive liberal share or patrpnagts
Ample stabling, attended by Careful ard
A.isnfiys jsnii1sm hoHtisr' HEsRYsrsN,r (
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- THE vorld-ren6wasd Rothsehilds
;ascribe their success to the following
rules: 4Be an ot-hznded man; makea
bargain at once. Never have anything
to do with an unlucky man or plan.
Be cautious and bold"
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REDUCTION OF wAaEs--The Provi-
dence Or. II Journal says that "notices
were posted on Saturday in nearly all
the larger woollen mills of the State,
announcing that after the 18th inst. the
wages OF the operatives would be re-
duced ten per cent. About one half of
the woollen machinery in this section
is now idle, and the remainder must
stop unless some relief appears, and in
these hard times lower wages are better
than idleness and no wages. 1t is to
be hoped, however, that if wages are to
be reduced, the price of living may also
decline. A dollar goes but little way
now in filling a market basket or pur-
chasinga garment. But there are hope
full indications that the day OF lower
prices is not far off,"
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INDEPENDENT AcuoS--How useless
it is to rely for happiness on "the
world." If you would pass through
life in the easiest possible manner,
shrink from nothing in itself virtuous
and rational. venerate only that which
is inherently and changelessIy right.
Release your minds from the tramHieIs
of 4conversationalism, and suffer no
other restraint upon your acts than
that imposed by conscience and the BIZ
blei so will you insure a sweet immu-
nifty from countless petty cares and
acquire an ever-increasing
strength of character, and build on a
firm and durable basis that inward re-
spect for yourself which is incidentally
more to be valued than the changefnl
approval of artificial people.
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A LATE copy OF the .'London Fun,
edited by Tom Hood, the younger, has
a very telling cartoon upon the new
policy and CONCESSIONS W hich the EN-
peror of the French has SO graciously
made, or rather about which he has
made SO great fuss. The Empire"
is represented by an eagle chained to
Its perch. The greater portion of its
tail feathers have been plucked out and
its wings cut of. Its beak is pad-lOcked
like the French press with the neW reg
ulation, by which they are to be haul
ed up for misdemeanors before Napole-
on's police. The Imperial Liberator''
Is IN the act of unchaining the eagle,
and exclaims: 81 think noup we NAV
safely give him his freedom" The sa-
tire contains world of significance.
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Incorporated 1885,
Wheeling Savings Institution,

OEFICE No. . MONROE ST.,
MONEY RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT, IN
III tenesi paid on special DEPOSIT, Notes and
biIls Discounted, Exchange Bought and sold
-ISoleclons made on all points
IN order TO meet a want that has long been
Ielt IN this community, this Institution viii
receive ON wednesday and SATURDAY after-
noon between the hours of two and lour o.
clock, Deposits OF any sum of money, from
one dollar and upwards, on which interes
GEO. MENDEL, President.
DIRECroRS-Alex. Laughlip. A. J. Psnneu
John Mcclure, IT., Alex Rogers, Monlan i,
OF, James PAUL, Alex. ]. Cecil, james Reed
ocl7-ly a. c. QUARRIER, Treasurer
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a NICE POINT OF LAw.-ChanceIlor
Johnson, of South Carolina, has just
given an interesting decision The
case was one of purchase made in
1852, when-the buyer paid two thousand
dollars in Confederate money at the
time of the purchase. and gave two
notes for the balance, one payable at
twelve months, the other at Two years.
In 1858 the first note was paid; when
due, in Confederate money. In 1854. a
part of the second note was paid in Con-
federate money, about month before
the note was due. When this note ma
tureds the purchaser came forward
with the remainder and offered
it in Confederate money, but it
was refused. The question came
up whether the purchaser had not per
formed his contract as far as he could
be expected to do. After an able arRu-
ment the court held that the balance
was still due, and that il should be
computed in the proportion that the
whole of the original debt bears to the
value of the purchase in present cur
rency, giving credit for all payments
in the same ratio. Anappeal was taken.
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National Insurance Company

- =
President, GEORGE X. WHEAT,
Wee President, JAMES McCLUEEY.
John E wilson, A. @. QuRrrier
SRIn1 Harper, JaS- @ or
George Adams, James Mc(1unpv
l. f. UpdegTan, George x Wheat.
Christian Smith.
VIHIs COMPANY HAVING BEEN Full
l. ly organized, is prepared to transact buEi-
ness and asks a liberal share of public patrO-
mage. Rates as low any drst-claES company
ONCE No. d Monroe street, up stairs mex
door to FirSt National Bank.
mr2 JOHN BISHOP, See'y.
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ansnranfe.
Home Insurance Company

OF COLUMBUS, OHIO. H--
Capital .. -. sSO0,OOO.
PrsSt, -....., ..-...-g- !Sse,s,
SAMUEL GALLOWAY A. q. HASLET
JAMES H. FERGUSON,
Agent for West Va
Once in Hornbrooks Building, llsss Main
street, mp stairs. tan25-Sm
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THE "star-sPangled Banner" was
hissed at q theatre in Portland, Me-, a
few nights since.
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Hutris.
SPENCER HOUSE.

~ PARRERSBURG,w W. VA.
THAREEs JAMES DAILY FROM THE
" 'tCilades Hotel" Oakland, Nd, has leased
the above named Hotel and respectfully So
lcitS the PATRONAGE OF the travelling COM
munfty. He will be assisted by his father. Mr..
John Daily, except during the Summer
months, when he Will be found at his old
place, Oakland. feblS-2md
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MeetIng at the Baptist church, Cor.
ner OF Monroe and Byron Streets,
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Prof. VIM. r. White, FairmOnt; Gen.
7. 81. Harris, Richie c. H.; Hon. Fran
els Heermans, kingwood; Hon George
koonce, Harper's Ferry; Rev. Frank
nitz, Wheeling; Col. John s. Witeher-
Mheelingi Thomas 81. Logan VI. D.
Wheelingi Hon. Waitman T. Wiley,
MorgantoWn; Hon. Peter G.Nan Win
kle, le,FaIkersourg; Hon. Chester ID: Hub
bard Wheeling; Hon. Bethuel N Ritch-
en-, Martinsburg; Hon. Daniel Polsley.
Point Pleasant; David 2. Holfon, n.
D., ez o5ieio. tfBl l.a
: The meeting having adjourned SUBJ
jeos to the call Of the Corresponding
Secretary, benediction was Pronounced
by the Rev. Mr.. Taggart.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-05-18
81 {!
Mn bas unteriudun9s > @onatte >peBen
knkr Snrpn In Garner Counts.

@n bas unteriudunSS . @cn{te meBen
bob. Earen in Carer Counts.
@ir baben bis test auf bic @er1fents
lt@une bes Ste (ultat6 be6 pbt9en Cont
tee, mel@es In elmer am "a. Mdr3 b. s.
tn Carer ftatteebabten Tartabler > @ere
lammluns erwdblt murpe, nsrBebens &C.
martet ; MIR eriuden baber ba8 belaete
@omits, ,amentli@ bic Mit9lteoer nerlelz
ben BON Carer, Doblereen, goun9 Nme>
rita unb %@banba0en, bic 5erren Sobn
@rpe,lh, Grtep. 5enntna, Soel Mdermann
unb 5einr. Tst9, lire pesfaulisen 8ar>
0er>p ftaten au erfQuen.-Dte i'm @bas>
f. 6eralp unp TN CAREER S%noepenbent
pom Is. Mdr3 uuo 6. Npril ,. S. per'
SfentliGten @erbanoluneen bet COUNTY
GommiiFoners unp Der Mbre@nuns iber
@%tnnabmen unp Mussaben beS @puntY6,
3eioen beutlt9, ba6 unge1e
uno per1@wenperti@e @us9cben
0ema9t rpprbeu 1lpb, paber cine 9enaue
Inter lu9une i'm Sntere6e unb gum Moble
be6 County prtn9enoit notbpenptg it,
MebrereTar3abler
In CAREER County.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-05-18

Na@febeno brtnsen MIR einen
Mutrnt unb srpartttt bab bas betrefenbe Commit
tt 1tt11t @ufsabs irens unb nit Offer bur4fabren
tptro ; bear, wena IS iol&e Gbatla@en, wie fe
sprbanbea 3n iein i&einer, entbuaen unb lie benz
Tplte BON Carver GpuntY sprlesen mirb, fl tper<
ben unitre Deutl@sn bemutrati9em greunbe enb>
lid bic ltsbsrssusuns sspinnsn,i bab fe, sbslti9
fe it9 Demefraten nennen, spn @runblab bod
nit bet Nepublitanern ibtreinFimmsn, al1u rabbi
tale Demptraten ilnb, tit IS teber &epublitaner
it, unb i@ muir bur@ ibre fali@en Gpppsrbeabfub
ret baben ~belisen, rniBleiten, mibbrau&en unb
cine Msnse tpts ugutinscattlt" i& an bic pous
baben treiben la6tn, wie Is ber Gpppsrbeab
@ris8s ais Gbief-u @ptineeattle" >&reiber 1T ber
leBteu @abl eetban bat.
Dit babel tbatg eepeleaen Inter- @pttn9eat'
I'll ">Greiber, wel9e NIT 8ter na@ bet seri9iebe-
men Gpapns ee1anbt tpurben, unt bic @timmseber
bur& ein @las Bier 3u 8eae@en, baben natirlid
fit bielt ibre f&tmpfli&en Disn0e audi eins
Grtrate3ablun8 tn @a1b erbaltea. @ue biele
apiten babt SIR eutmitbistn Demufraten bur&
unertrGslt@ bobe Saren bt5ablsn miRen. Das
1T BET Dant!
@as .aeint SIR mum, tuit bod Gu@ bas @laa
8ier su febsn tumu1t wpspa SIR slaubttt Is ia
Gu@ erubmutbts eeeeben.-Mertt Gu& bas-nnt
terft bic Gupperbeaps binaus aus ibrtn Sffceu
unt bitet Gu@. Sol@e baeesen beretn3abrieen
bic nit bieitn bubtt 5errtn ittnter eurdsefu&en
unb b~ieltlben au ben Memtern serbplfen baben; fl
babea Gu@ LANCE eenug senasfIbrt unb II beufer
fe SIR felt gu bum'n, unit bas ein3uieben, uni
~elauben besbalb nit @u& ma@en 3u tSnaen pas
ie mp1en. Sbr miibt ben Gppperbeabfau rab i
taL b. ). bon Der Wur3el aus ~reinisen, tpenn Sb'
ais btutl@t 8arger anseieben nab sea@tet f.
tute bur& unmabis bubt &artn ni9t fernerberaab
@tin tpeQt.
SIR Deut1@en felt ia I'M @an3en bi
erpBe Mebrbeit int Guuatv-baltet alio fit BIZ
i3utunft Derniinftts 3uiau1men unb arbtittt rabi
cal 70 tperben bic 8eamtenna@ gurer @feif
tansen miidtn> fatt wie biabsr Sbr na& btrs'
pfetfe tanstet.
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Gin ent1eBlt9eS@ et9ntb,

Gin entleBlt@es &r etentb*
-Ginenn greunbe, tuelder eessntpartts @oloat
I'M 1Oten Ser. @taaten Snfanterie &esimsnt 1T,
~arriDirts neuli& in @inasapOlis f~oleerbes erab.
li&e l1neIld. "
Gin @onntae ioQte BON nnleru1 6reunbe In
rubiser unb aneenebmer unterbaltun8 perbra@t
tperben unb ~ bieiem 3pede be8ab Ct i@ mad
Mtnneapslis. 3isr aber fam ct libel AT. DUR
nig Don, &itt S~erlauete Fl tin Glas Bier unb e.
belt ifatt BET 9rnarteten 0abun9 bic Mnttport :
@ir burfsu ni9ts sertaufen. @elaneweilt unb
mtBuutbis eeta9te (& unier Treunb, Der ein
farter Nau9er 1T, bic 3stt NIT tinsr Gtearre
sertrsiben ~ tSnnen xnb serlaneie einengl imm .
feneel+ Mntport: @ir biirf,n ni@ts sertaufen
@9wer &%ummerpulten iberauoen tebt un1eres
Greun>ss Mntlis, unb Der @irtb ber bieies ni9t
mtbr anitben trnnte, prafenttrte unieren ba1bsn>
ben Greunbe cine &t8arrtnttite, nit benz Grlu9en
l& unenteeltlt& ~ resalireu. Ssst purbe cine
ans.tedt unt ben anptfenben Temperen,fpiseln
gum Sres serqualnt' Dem 9ee3enalsiben un(e-
res Greunpes mar i@on etwas abeebolftn.
plSbli@: naline! Stint! Sling" tie Mtt~
taesslude. Ct isst f& ~ Slide anb ibt feinen
Summer au ~ltnbe,n, aus 2eibtstrdfteu. Durf!
Durf! Durft ! @ie erdbli& 1nb betntAua-
len!
Mber ba nabt pilfe.' Dit @trtbtn sebt Jun
Bterfdble nit etneu1 !Rrue unb f&sntt tebem
@aFe, 10 aud unlersm Breunbe, ant Slide Elm.
l1nfer Greunb trtntt. Ct 1T eerettet.
CT rsitet ~ 5aule reero&sn', rssssdsn," uuS
rsstrunsen, trus bes fur@barsn 3smssrsn3ss'
iests in Rinneapolis, uu0 uas bas entfsslt@s
babsi 1T, unlsrem Greuube bate bic san3e 3e@e
gar ni@ts grtsfet.
&ber benz 8irtbe bate Fe rGppes" setufet.
@aruu, ? @arum. 2 Warum?
@dI bic Whtbe, fatt f@ Der bsrsi&tupen
9artet anau59liseen unb in eerfelbtn ibre
@timne selsnb 81 MAIDEN, mad Der faulsn uno
ma@tlpfen Demotratie ausi&aueu, bic ibnsn
in bel, teitsn 5ersuttswelt tein bluttesaN t d Is
belfen fam. sGz.5
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-05-18

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