davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-17
werten in 5-2or 3onts umseiett bon
Ps @pber & 6 o., Garauiers,
Gde SdrriIcn uub goltinprefr

uuD Serbe,
Geufers unS E6Hrrobmeu, 3lpfeu uub setdfee Geusre
iabsr, &cten unb @elGubss eefen une SarreetGupsr,
SolS DsantIeS unb 3aun ltmfaiiunsen, seCrrnts uub
eeiltcu S6ctees 91onen Geipidte uuD Gnur, cl,6nt-
ten, gferbepfcffen, Greppen orut unb 9artenthcrs,
feue Giuter, Ge5inbeln, D-a5@infaun5 Genitsrsias,
SaH 9arbpcrfa;eug. 2eiu,, @autpapiev, Sansfayrsu,
GGra,Ibsn &C. &C. st zen bilisiteu Preiisu.
@eprge .. @ te0ens & &r., l
apStL At 30. &ruttar. na5e @p,ar gpbarf
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-17
$4,000

go. II tpertbeS Eager beItebenc in $50. II
go, " @u&tns, Galicos, 5GuneQe $40. "
SO, II Gleii0erItofe, 5bopls, Sci. glu. II
GO. II benseugf, llnterrbde, 9ett- gtr. ~
$50. II seuse, 8ur@eut, Gifnss, 9tO. II
go. " Gjingbam, Iinnene GiIdttt= $50. II
Sc. II der, Quilts, YiunO, 9sten, gto. Y
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-17
ssslless1 a-ss as.saSlisos1
1o(t{mors u0a8v.
Ee.apsBsss5ss bsa
@3$on4uTee s @0Sp.
&9eatgseQwaeR.

0sx ts0l:as xse@sv t9Fet IN ber &stset SS2s SsRS
ks@ent& sagl6ar pie 2rSser, pe'Se SSi0' 'sEaH''
wprtIi@ fnS. ez..4. 49,
@use BE gce begfanbt: sa.SG f5s Es'H"ts o's'
Sc s5srlio in S39EoHs1obInBS.
pas a5ptBembsatt sr9eiut ie6sa 0ss'sSs "a' ''pst
. IS6Eii@ in Bcraus sd5lbaE. <-,.,x,,., ,,,.
gaa Deaff9.aas sssianot: ss iS9sgt7 (slnf$I'sslit
6ss Bgrte)s
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-17

SEQ. II 91 bic 8uaren teoeuteno SO. II
9lo. ~ i'm @rsiie sefaQen iino 70 gtp. Y
$50. II babe icf mid entiblc0en 9'p. II
SO. n ntein $50. ~
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-17
ESerml|cOte lln6ei0en.

[6OrtIesuu9 f0lst.l
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-08-31
.Esrrete bbetrs$ 1ssaRStlise Der bben &ries {britst.
s@ruB unb 6onb1bao.& 0iftpr 5u1p."

6err @pllenmeber aus pbilacelz
pbta ber beribmte uTeri9tefiQer", bate in
Stutt9art ,Spn SpaBpS9en pom @9lo9
&epentlp,p6 @iel 31 leipen,l .Sp berene<
ten iie Jpn ein1nal 3u etli9er Tlu&t neil
Uper StaatSz Mntpolt fi6 an9ele9entli6
na6 ibm erf,npiet Babe" Ct 9in9 mad,
Mtlbbao 1tnb rpn na 1T bic SdwetS, 1tup
na6. Stuttgart ;lrid9efebrt mabte CT su
leitem ,srpben Aer9er, aus pep1 Mpnre
res Staatsa>nnttpratltS ielbf D5reh> rdB 6
feil1em Men1den ei,19efalen iei, mad, tbm
81 fra9en, funp poB man i'm l~iberbaupt
fir eurdaus u~n9efabrltd balte! Sn zen
M~trtbsbdu1ern no ct otel in uben1pfrati<
}der" pplitif madte> mar er ltet6 np11 Ell
mem S9worm literori1der Mu5quitp'6
umrin9t bic Jpn fait 3u Spp qualteu>
Sttp 81. i9retbt iiber cine 1plde Scete :
u@puenmeber mar Ser pllenoeti teI aulelt
i%appeunenter. N6 Elm Yaar Der Nn>rez
aus ~Sud6 Jim beltmmten, ia
feuerte ct Spllenb6 Sic 9rpbe pempfratiide
&attpre ab." tuDie &epubltfaner" rief er>
>,pa Ypriiben iinp ru9unce1eel len,
2umpcn." uMlleS fdllt Ypn
ab; audi ibre fribem 3eitun<
gen.. 8elde penn?" fra9te td. S.
Die pbilarelpbta Greie pre11e1 bic Silt
npi6 Staats;ettun9 II. +. w." u8os,"
rief t@> Sell 1T pelnptratiia> SEEING Re-
mpfratil9> Slater pempfratiid! nun idla9
aber ttn .0emttter bret,,." 81 9leider
Belt bielt ib IS cp@ fit nptbwenriA tbm
e6 u11tcr ben TuB su 9eben, rab mir bier
nStutt9art n{dt gang ununterrt@tet 1nc
son, ben Di19en rriiben.
Gin paar 8emerfun9e1 idtenen nidt
l,ad iei1em &rpf uto 70 bra6 ct plDbz
l{6 cas 2a9er at unc 9i19 init 9rpfer
Wiirce Hpn ra11ne1t."
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-08-31
Nus BET Shm:i5.

0m Cincinnati 8plt6blatt miro aus
Der Sd>pei; ufpl9eupes 9efdriebe11,"
Da6 pplt;et9eri1t IN 2aul anne bate
lebter Sage einen Experimentation Sail
gu beurtbeilen. Gin junger bibider
W}a11l Namens Yiqutueup> wel9er 5uz
fauts cini9e pentsc mepisintl9e unp @iz
rur9tl9e &enntniNe ft@ an9eei9net, fam
a1f ben GtnfaQ, it9 ais Trauenstmmer
st fleipen unp a1s;u9eben rno ais cine
uDftb Nbbptt" 1id Der Trauenwelt fiir &C.
MIL belifate Taue unb &ranfbeiten als
Mrst ansubteten. Die lerp leuopz Nmertfa<
nert1 9elan9 eS paun aud> III ste1lid
turSer 3ett itd &unridaft ;u erperben
uno n1ebr alS ei>1n1al wurpe uni ct 1T Do<
mentleipuu1s ltedenoer uup einen enprl,,er1
Gbi9npn tra9e,1per Mildbart su frempen>
ami Weaf erlee lid, aaf baltencen Talntlien
9%er1fen. Mber IS 1T befanntli@ Nidts
70 fein 9eippnnen> e6 fpmmt bod ait pa6
2tdt per Spnnen uno io 9i,9 e6 aa9
Der at19ebliben Dfib> 1pelde 1id rernuutbz
lt1 betn Gtnbanpeln zines 11erer @bt9z
MOI, etpa6 Yer9ab; tten1 baS i1arfe Nuz
&c be6 Trtieur6 unp Gbtsnonbdnplers err
fannie bic Gerfleioun9 unb penl1nsirte
Oib Ntbpt bel Der Ypliset, welde conr
bic &ifperwanplun9 Spr1abm uno ben
e,,tpuppten S9winpel su etrem Mpnat
0efdn9nib Yerurtbetlt.
Na9 per u2uSerner 3eitun9" rpurcen
III 2usern i'm Is. Sabrbunbert 181 So
pesurtbeile ypl;p9en, ,ppppn II we9en
&erbreden auf ras @t9entbum> % re9e11
Mprp, Z we9en @ptteSldi terun9; int II
S%abrbunpert 1852, ppppn 1875 we9en
@erbre6en auf has Gisentbun1 121 ne
gen @ererei, IL >pe9en @ptte6ldierun9,
Is tpesen Mprp unp Tprtfdla9, II nee
gen &incsmprp =; int IS. Sabrbunoert
Sc Gppesurtbetle, >ppnpn 20 ,pe9en Diebz
tabL 4 pe9en Tleti9esrcr9eben, 2 &re9en
&egerei 4 rpe9en' Aufrubr 1np Pp9serz
rat6, 9 @e9en Morb.- 8iS sunt Sab1
1847 ,purpen III btei fem Sabrbunbert 80
T~ppe6urtbetle ppQitreft, baB lebte &pe9en
Dteb itabls I'M Sabr 1926. Die leBtt
2u;erner Sore iei tint 1870 perbrannt
wprpen. Sir bic fatbpliide Welt >pirt
bas @erotenf ber Mb19afun9 ber 9erenz
prpsefe benz Seluiten Yater Spee. sinpiz
strt. IT,. a4s 1a.g.
Die III @euf 9ebilpete Trtepen5lt9a bat
folsenbe 3ui9rift erbalten : SD bin lebz
baft nit G1d. Gin Trisoen6cun9reb be,
&Slfer 1T bic bette Mntpprt auf ben @pn=
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-08-31
@tabt< unb 2anb <Na@rt4ten>
Die rtpublifanifmen Standardization
an lstten Sonnabenp IN MaufsD
County. .
Cas Gide4 Mar(ban'e feerei&.

Die 8etbeilieung AT ben rrepubhfanii9enI pri>
marmablen am Iesten Srnnabeno mar cine uuer~
bSrt lebbafte uut a%QeemeirI unb bpten, bic @ab-
len ale 8enn;eiden elmer ri9tisen unb a9ten
@olfsaction. gfidt Bios tpie bieits lont eetpSbn-
lid Der SAL 1T ~batten l9 bort stli@e ppliti9e
Drabbieber une Elm 5aufen Dsabtpuppen an ben
ppls einsefunben, ionbern alle 8laftn: ber' Be-
Y1lferune> ber Mrbetter, Der i9mere @teuern 3ab~
lenbs @si9aftSmann 2eute, bic fpnF faR san;li@
Indifferent lInb, tparen S~ertrete,,. l1nb nGbrenb
iunt oft nod cine balte @tunte mad GrSfnuns
Der poQS f9 taum Elm paar DuBenb Wabler 3u=
iammen ~sufnben paesten ,paren biesn.al idcn um
Z nbr an jeeem puQ $500 Yerionen %periammelt,
psl9e bes 8esinns ber 5anbluns barrten, als
9elte IS elmer 8ubnenporfeQung, tpas tenn, in 10
fern gar Man9er an bieiem Mbenb cine gang te-
lonbers eisentblmli9e 9Rolle gu fpielen BATE 3ient<
LID pabr par.
@&on olei@ 3uNnfans 5eiete IS i&, bab tieaRar>
ibaQ=2cute tpobl taum oerurtbeilt fem niirben, bic
&pQe utes ~iinoern Sobna" 3u ipielen, benn iberau
an ben yous entl9ieb i@ bic Megrbeit Der bel
Gr0Hnune ber @el9aftt Mnweltnoen fir bic bon
ben Grsuneen Maribal's in @pri9las sebradten
pericaen, welde ben @orlib fubren uno bic Stim>
men sablen iuaten. @eanbert batte Is freili9 an
benz 8eiultat wents, AUDI ,penn @rrlser unb
Stimmen5abler Gilfaam' 2eute setpelen tuareu,
eenn MarlbaQ par chen en Mal Grumpt unb
blieb e. wenn AUDI il naber bic ;3eit bes You-
I9lu0es rldte bic 8emiibun9en Der timmlulti seu
Gemptraten 5errn @ilfQan ibre 2iebe bur@ ibre
Stimlae gu beweilen, INNER tlbuer murben, Oils
enbli@ bas @timmen porbei unb bic 3etel se3ablt
tparenl eraab i6 fplaenbes Geiultat
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-08-31
b G9 fcleenbes Neiultat

Sulamnten 737 313 1O5O
Maiuritat fir Marlbau. 1914
@ewablt wurben folsente Delesaten> unter BE-
nen mir bic Deuti9en NIT e~elpsrrter S@rift &C.
brudt baben:
Grte @arb.-&barles 9epnart, 6. $. S9ur<
meier &iGarbs @ortpn, 2ouis arit9er.
unb s. Dapiplon.
;3weite @arp.-Nu0el 8lafeley> 8. 9. Grant,
QD. s. Dpnalbion, s. g. Bet unb 3. Gam
Der.
Dritte Warb.-O. 6. Dpbse Sacob Sam
mer, Granf 9oufon, Sobn @ummerS unb
s. 2IbrIen.
gierte @arb.-@barles 9Ri9pls, Suliu5
@rob Sobn $. @ilep, s. 8abnbul3er unb
g. %. Moort.
Jinfte Warb.-5amuel MaYa1, Wm. 6.
5ortlborn> S, &nouft 81. $. Sit, unb Subn
M. Seller.
&el erpe.-@. 6. 8rimbaQ, 81. &napbeibe.
&p1t 3opn.-2. 81. 6orb, s. 9ilbebrant
unb $. 81. 8lafe.
Stem Ganata.-S. S. Goaepia unb s. 9. Ser
rim.
Mc9ean.-M. Me9ean unb 8. 81. @mitb.
Mounos giew.-@. q. IbumY1un.
Wbite Bear Qafe.-S. $. Murray.
Gis Dtutlden, wel@e auf benz @ilFQan=1idet
ais Geleoaten ~ianoen, batten bur& ibren Tifer
perbient. ebenfaQs 1T eeiperrter @@rift eebrudt
gu perbeu, aaein ba tpir bic poaitdnbise Site Der
5erren ni9t bei chamber baben, unb fetnen beoor'
3usen tpuuen, io'la0en mir bic @a@e fir biesmal
babin ee1elt iein> uno erlu@en bic 9errn nur> NIT
uns ein3ulfimmeu in ben STUFF:
IS lebe g9m. 81. MarlbaQ! Gs lebe bic &e-
publit i"
Nun banect nibt bic &Gpfe
Stun tra9t le MQe bp9
limb ipre9t: Mir wolen bleiben
Gepublifaner BOD!
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-08-31

ttre tsute ertrdtpllt..n : D1stsotsnn Mnn.s 81
Marlbau oer rspublifantiifd'en CONVENTION
aale ben fdbietsn 8anner.rdBer Ter par.
tst 'pdbreno Ter beoorfebeapen @ablfom.
payne pralenti1en."s D. =
5'stauf pertaate flb lie Convention,
tn mfIder Die sr65eRs Gintradt uno 81,
0eiIteruna aebfrrlbt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-08-31
NepublitQnii9e @puntycDn~
DentiDn+
Der Deleeaten fur bic @taat6.
c"cnDenttpu.

Die am lsbten Gam flag erwdblteu De-
lesoten 3ur rerublifani,@en County. . on-
oentton treten IN lsBten Montaa 2 ubr
No&mittoes i'm @ourtbau(e Su ct. Yaul
iufamren> uno oraaniusn fd cur6 Gle
@abl peS 6ern 8lafelep gum Nor0Bnn>
ben uno &tboros @orsn 3un s etretdr.
Naa Yraiuus per Bealoubi9uneen stts,
ten flo lamm,lide etmdblten Delseaten
beim Nameneaufruf al6 aumelsnb.
Nad poranae9onaeuer 8srudi 6tiz
Auue rcr Nnlpri6e ter eta;e'nen @arp's
unp a Iowre auf De.ttstung in Ger
Staalaconpenlion mutrsn folaeuce 6<r
len Tin timmt9 e!s Ntpydlentantea ron
@aml fly County III rte reputlifaniihe
5taatSccnnsntiou .rndblt, nslae am 1.
Stpt.mber ;ulammeutrten miro:
/. @arp &C s. @durmeter.
2. NV Stuff Blafeley.
3. vr-S0tan =. Dodge.
4. ~, 9barles Ni9o 8.
5. ""-&. $. T'B,
De;e9aten pom cen 0%anetpmn6:
Country g. M. Boro, pom &ole uno
:. Ok. Smitb, Don Wc0son.
Dels9aten pom @ounty i'm @anjen:
Mltert Wo'f L Sulius @roB.
Nolaence 5etreu conRiiuiren be Don
rer @pnpsntlpn stnannte County Con:
n1ittee:
George @. Moure, @orfB,r
:. Sanber,
0ouiS R,ieeer.
s. Dam Dautplon,
8. s. TaYlor.
BeIdlolen murine:
vDaB cte &spnblitaner Don &am|fp:
@ounty> periammelt In Der @oncention
inpsm fte in @cuo. Matlba4 etnen tap:
fern @olpaten, einen replt@en Grstutip,
Beamten uub elmer, etfrtsen unp 0e1n:
npuse,a@tisen 8eamteu ertsnntu, burd
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-08-31
@flO DfrlQuQt,

unb UNI bitlss III betommeu, tuetbeu Mt 80
Sage lang pe,taufen
Cine 8robe @uswabl @ommer DEF
@oocs 3u &ctenpreile.
@etrene @renabtns6 Su &oRenpreis.
Spiben Sbaul6 ~ &%pRenprets.
Seipene @aequea gu Roaeuprsis.
Sttcene 8aeqatass unp Circulars III
20 Yrp3snt uuter &pfeupreils.
Cine
Wusmabl 0ref $ri,nmim08
~ &pftsnpret6 uno 9roBe NuSwob.
len BON @aaren jerer @rt 3u berab,
9e(ebten preilen.
e 8 m nj unb febet!
1 garb breiter eebIeiGser @usltn ~ 20 Gents.
1 gare b,ettsr brauner Mnsiin ~ IS Aeuts.
1 garb brtiter Graib 81 10 &ents.
1 garb hreite prtnts III IL 6 ents.
@&uar3e @pisen @&lsisr ~ 20 Gtnts
Nae anbern Sa6en ebenfo biuie int Uerb6lt-
Mig, benn pir Vup s%elopnen 70 tiQis 3u rertaxfsn
'oae he 2eute taufen miiGtn.
xapIor S mc&aren.
218 Dritts Ct. ct. paul.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-08-31
% /,

fur ete a6utsrct4e
prsuten, Wurtismbera, Baiern u. Sa&{en
fir bic @ro6berBu etbamer
O:tfussn5ucs, ot1sn, 8lOtn, Medlenbu ry-
&:se!'D unp WsdisabarJ'@ twerin,
bic SersUstbhmer
5at(tr . Wsiaiuesn, 5obleH Ml!enburg unb
Wnbrt. De0au.
uab bas GlrReutbum
@6aun'buraS~ Qtppe-
. uu;er,eidnete tit tsben Ias pdbrenb Der Sc.
fhdftsftunoeu ju fnoen In letner Office. Slowef1tte
Gde Ter Iritttn unb WtatntraBe. Cincinnati, =.
6. 8. Neae, Goniul.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-08-31
Doctor ND1enf,

Ptattllp yer
&rat, Mccoubeur, Ar9eucrjt & Sperateur.
OfHee: Orttte @trabe aeten Srseriuos 9a1e
nobe Der BrIdt.
~5sre&aunbea: Dun 9 abr Muraens bis 4utr
&eFben3: 6crtfraBe, nabe ben, @ueQtnBboufe.
6rtl9er Smpf1of ftets Dorbanren.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-08-31
sd mibtu n6 B0&ner,

5tinten. Neoolnern uns NifuIen .s.
bes oorSlsli@fen Gabritats, fubreu aubertem tin
eutee Mhprtiment BON Saeonae6trn, Sasbta(9eu,
tura iamn1tlt9e Sasb~ unb Giidapparate auer Mrt.
@dntnatlt9e neue ane Experimentation per<
bsn a4f bas aqtrfren.pteie nnb biaiehe teorst.
tpebr, gum @ebrau9 fir bic ,,@robt Saab" auf
5p9pib spr3isli9 seeisnet BON benz I'll, SOFT uns
sefertietes Gremplar CUR Mnli9t s~prltegt, nirb BON
uns auf SefeQuns in bU@fer @pQtpmmenbeit &C.
liefert.
gs laten CUR sefdlisen Yrifuns ibres @aaren-
borratbs inn Storelpfal SO. u Bridge @traBf.
Minnsapulis> Minu, hermit ereebent etn
@@mibtu II. Ba@ner.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-08-31
OaS
SERB. Strafe,

Carer Str, Carer &c.. Mtuu..
1T chen trieber neu etablirt unb erlaubt f9 ber
unteraet9nete benz eeebrten Yublitun1 hermit IT.
eebenlt gu bena9rt9ten, baB Ct bas G@letfen aler
Sgne1eenert3euge promt unb biQig unb tunf8e<
re@t belorst. Ger6. @trade. 3
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-08-31

I~ 6err q. 6snIdel uirb NIT
gereuuBen alien Tetntn peutl9en 1reunpen axf-
parteu. uss tenen au ben b~iatsfen pretieu
perfaufen. Il
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-08-31
Or. $. @ebelfdbt,

VC% - &Sep VI Up =
6onDupatiider Wrat,
Offce Ste Str., i,ber Mayo's @ifsn-3anelung.
Dobuune Ode 10. unp Wsefer @tra6e.
@%5rre&Faneeu 3wif4en ii urb 3 ubr Ra&ua.
sfebenbei battle id sutfde @erte, fopie Re-
et3tnen gum Yrtpat. unb Gamilien sebrau@ unb
Er. @untbers Sbie,ar3t fir eanbleute aum@ Ser
saui. 405i
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-08-31
Der biQige
GountrD Storf
FL 8. @&buc0,

(rbemal0 Wauu'8.)
5utdtnI ou, We9eop Gouu,p, Wtnne|pto
empfeb!t ben, gesb1t:n pubiifum bic guts Nus.
uabl oox
Wroceries IL. prooil{onen, irpensn, unt
EEorseuan ! @efdirr, Sdube uni
Stiefeln, ferti3.n R!stoern
Guanraoren
Inp Iltm pas in etreu pob:einaert6tsttnpam
tore geiu@t merben fan
aDis perpeu aufs &iis,sle bea,ibt ietn rure
Siatgteit Der yrsiie unb @u:s eer Waareu Hi.
tern Sesbrtea 8unoen beitens 3u e~:niigen.
III 81 u. s. @@nel.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-08-31

tx Straee, etnsh Btpd obetbolt
Der Byife.
se,Btu sem esus|der pubtifun ereebenR an, eos
ie eins rsi@e uaemab! 5aree iete oorrdtts baber
use ~ ~!'nsra!en wreilen a5l.aden.
W5helS aller Mrt
perrc, ~esisrtiet tim a~enetgten i3ulpru& bitten
8oienfran1 H.. Str5bletn.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-01-11
Vermont Cattle.

A correspondent of the New England
Farmer, thus writes of some Vermont
cattle he has seen in Grafton and Weston:
During a late trip in Vermont l visited
the farm of d. Il. Way. of Weston,
Windsor Co., and was much pleased with
his fine stock. / saw pair of four year
OLE oxen which weighed 5000 pounds
found them on the pillow, and they appear
ed to be well acquainted with it. He
next showed me two pairs of calves which
were very large. For one pail he had
refused 1925. l have seen nothing this
season TO equal them. Also, one pair of
yearlings which weighed 1000 pounds.
All the above named animals were Dur
hams AlIusion was made last year in
the Farmer TO the superior cows of the
same blood on this farm. These have
held their own during the past season.
My next stopping place was Grafton,
Windham Co. i found the inhabitants
looking TO their own interests. A goodly
number of them met at S. ID. Conanfs
the night / stayed in town, and formed
society, called the Grafton Industrial As
sociation. The object of the society is 10
discuss general topics, although agriculture
will be the principal or leading one. Dur
ing my stay here, visited the farm of f.
A Woolley. saw pair of Native OK
en-, five years old, weighing 5000 pounds.
They were in good condition. / next saw
the Durham steers, which were alluded to
in your paper last year, as two years old.
They have done remarkably well since
then. Their weight in July last was 1925
pounds. They now grit, one, feet 2
inches, the other feet inches. | also
visited the farm of s. d. Conant. Here
are some Of The best Durham stock in the
State. First i examined pair of four
year-old oxen weighing $3.50 pounds,
which in form and action can hardly be
beat. They are great workers, spry. and
better trained than any pair have ever
seen. The first premium at the Windham
County Fair, in September, was awarded
to them. / next saw pair Of three year.
old steers, whose weight at iair-timc was
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The Centennial Fund, as reported in
lions Herald the present week, has now
reached the sum Of S3,S05,46l.

- The Centennial Fund, as reported in
lions Herald the present week, has now
reached the sum of S3,S05,46l.
Several democratic politicians were
to meet at Springfield, ILL.,, Thursday, to
talk about nominating Gen. Grant for the
presidency. I" First catch your hare"
The London Gazette lately contained
the following startling notice of applica-
ton for patent; Frederick Maunder,
of Barnstaple, for an invention for pre-
venting the recurrence Of periods Of ex
cessive speculation and PANEL"
The logical sequel to a clandestine
marriage has just been reached in Chicago.
A bout the first OF October last, young
girl of highly respectable parentage, aged
about fifteen years, eloped with young
man aged 23. The girl returned to her
fathers home few weeks since and on
Monday she appeared in Court and asked
for divorce.
= VIM. IIandley choked his wife to
death in Cairo, III last week. 1t was
most singular and attrocious case as it was
done in private room in boarding house,
and no noise was heard. When the land
lord went to wake them he found the wo-
man dead and still warm, but Handley
had escaped.
Il is a singular coincidence that Ma
ior General Grant, Scotch officer in the
British army, in 1878, defeated General
Lee, in command of the American forces
in New jersey, and was afterward pro-
noted to the rank OF Lt.-General, and
subsequently, died every old" at his seat
in Ballendalllock near Elgin, Scotland, in
1906.
- The father Of beautiful young la
dy who died suddenly near Cleveland, o.
not many days ago. heard that some med
ical students who were interested in her
case had determined to resurreet aud dis
sect her body lie concealed himself near
her grave that night, and found the report
confirmed, as three young men, fully
equipped for the work, arrived and began
digging. He fred gun at them and
badly wounded one, but all escaped.
- The head of murdered man, which
had been BARRED thirteen years, was re-
Gently brought into French court.
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1870 pounds, probably not far from $500
now. They are heavy quartered, long,
straight and handsome. The three-year
old steers to compete with them ave
scarce. l also saw pair of two years
old in September, that were very good,
and weighed 23O0 pounds. A yearling
bull called Montezuma," 500, drew the
first premium at the County Fair. He is
a very fine animal, and must leave his
impress upon the stock in town. | also
saw two cows and one two-year-old heiter
that were thoroughbred Durhams. Mr.
Conant also has very good flock of the
fine-wooled sheep. Mr.. Conant and the
inhabitants of Grafton have reason to feel
proud Of such excellent stock.
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SLIGHTLY TAKEN ABACK.--As Hon.
Schuyler Colfax was on his way to Bur-
lington the afternoon of his recent lecture,
gentleman took the train at Shelburn,
and found seat with Mr.. Colfax. Dis
posed to be sociable he turned to his fell
low traveller with,
Going to the lecture :"
Mr.. Colfax said he should probably be
there.
I" So am !. Did you ever hear Colfax p
"Oh yes, very often was Mr.. C's re-
ply.
"Well, what kind of a man is he. Is
he good speaker; does he know any
thing? 2"
Well, really, don't know as my opinion
is worth much on that. hy name is Col
fax"
This reply brought the questioner up
all standing; but rallying he took good
look at his distinguished fellow traveller,
and begging his pardon, told him he
thought he would know him next time and
shouldn't be sold that way again"
The little dialogue was quite amusing TO
Mr.. Coliax, and number of passengers,
while it lasted.-Free Press.
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- The first number of Oliver Optics
magazine, for young folks, " Our Boys
and Girls" has made its appearance, and
seems-judging from the initial issue-to
be well fitted for its purpose. The maya
zine is published every Saturday, (price
five cents,) and is afforded at a sufficiently
low price to ensure it large circulation.
Lee and Shepard are the publishers of
this first weekly magazine for boys that
has ever been issued in this country, and
so felicitous an idea ought not to fail of
success.
The PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL, with
its January issue, commences new vol
ume, aud the publishers mark the era by
making the current number remarkably
good, both with the pen and pencil. A
striking portrait of madame Ristori APP
pears on the first page, which is, at the
same time, an exceedingly fine specimen
of wood engraving. A likeness of Tho
mas Hughes, the English author, accom-
panied by biographical sketch, is also
one Of the features. Much other inter-
esting matter may be found in the Janua-
ry issue, which is made more valuable
because there comes with it, on separate
sheet, large illustrated chart on physi-
ognomy.
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&elluus 9alls Gimrs,
BELLOws FALLS, JAN. ii, 1867.
'tsr The Union Congressmen held a

81 The Union Congressman held a
caucus on Saturday evening, and agreed
to postpone the subject of impeachment
for the present at least, by referring it to
the committee on judiciary. The Boston
Journal in abiding TO this action says;
"Ihere are other matters Of much more
vital interest to the whole country demand
ing the attention OF Congress, and the
members had better attend TO them at
once, and leave the impeachment matter
until there is some more pressing necessity
for considering it than there is at present.
When that time comes the subject must
be entered upon with different spirit and
from different motives from those which
seemed TO characterize some of the most
earnest advocates Of the measure at the
meeting on Saturday. 1t is too grave
matter TO be instituted to crafty the per-
sonal anmosilies or ambitious aspirations
OF any one or any half dozen members of
Congress. The country does not at pres
ent demand the impeachment of the Pres
ident, and Congress had better let the
matter rest until such demand is heard.
In the mean time, if it will attend filth
fully and promptly 10 the tariff measures
now before il, to the reduction of our bur-
densome taxation, to measures looking to
return to a sound financial condition, it
will do better service than TO get up i'm
parchment resolutions, and keep the coun-
try in a continual ferment. We hope
that wise counsels will prevail, and that
we shall have few weeks of that pract-
c,l legislation, for the want of which all
departments of trade and business are
suffering"