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T D. PRATT, of the State of Pennsylvania,
u. viii take notice that Jacob Wahmhas ,oi
the county of Monroe,in the State of Ohio,
did, on the 9Th day of April, A. D. 1857, file
his petition in the Court Of Common Pleas
in and for the county of Monroe,in said State
of Ohio, against the said EJas. D. Pratt, Rob-
ert Golvin and Mary A. Golvin, defendants,
setting forth that the said J. D. Pratt, Robert
Colvin and Mary A. Colyin gave a mortgage
to thesaid Jacob Wahmhas, on the northeast
quarter of the northwest quarter; also the
northwest quarter Of, the northeast quarter Of
section thirty township one of range -four in
said county of Monroe.to secure the payment
of $3.50, according to certain notes referred
to in said mortgages; and the said ]. D. Pratt
is notified that he is srequired to appear and
answer said petition on or before the 7th day
Of August next.
AMOS & sPRIGGR,
june 1sw6. Attsys for Pitt.
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Notice in Partition.

d =
TOHN WINLAND, who resides in the State
III of Illinois, Mary A. Barrett and Abner
Barrett her husband, who resides in Wash
ington County, Ohio, Isaac Winland, who re-.
sides in Monroe County, Ohio; Jacob Winland,
who resides in the State of Illinois; ;Catha1ine
Oops, and Joseph Oops her husband, who re-
side in the State of Illinois; Leonard Win
land, of the State of Illinois; Henry Win
land, who resides in Washington County, Ohio,
and Margaret Ellen Barrett and Calvin Bar
rett her husband, who reside in the State Of
Illinois, and Catharine Winland widow of
John Winland, deceased, of Monroe County,
Ohio, will take notice that a petition was filed
against them on thel5th day of April, 1867,
in the Court of Common Pleas for the county
of Monroe, by Isaiah Winland, and is now
pending, wherein said Isaiah Winland de-
mands partition of the following real estate,
situate in said Monroe County, in the State Of
Ohio, to wit: North end of west half Of
southeast quarter, containing twenty acres;
and the north end of the west half of the
southwest quarter, containing sixteen acres;
and the northwest quarter. except the north
west corner containing one hundred and
thirty-six acres; and the perth part OF the
southwest quarter, containing five acres, all
being in section thirteen township five and
range Eve; also TIVE nty-fve acres in the south
east corner of the northeast quarter of sec
tion nineteen township five and range FIVE;
also one hundred and twenty acres in section
twenty township Eve and range five, being the
southeast quarter, except the southwestquar-
ter of said southeast quarter. being in al
three hundred and twenty-five 1921 acres,
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GOODSPEED,S GOLDEN PENS

Celebrated for their FLExlB1ITT, DURABILITY.
SMooTHSEss of ExEcUuoN, ,AETI CoRRosIyENEss,
EcoNoMY and GENERAL ADAPTATION to the
WANTS of all ,WRIrEBs. SUPERIOR TO STEEL
PEss, and admitted by all who have. used
them 20 be
The Pens that Invariably give Satisfaction.
Travelling agents ted,esesywhere to sell
these Pens; also booksellers, Stationers and
Merchants generally. ~ ).
One box assorted samples sent by mai, post
paid, for 25 cents a5 s.tI ask sesoss3 d
The sGolden Pens will last from 8, to S
times longer than the best Steel Pens. hence
they are the cheapest pen in the Market -
Send for Circular and Price Listao j, H. CO.
BRRN, 136 Vine Street. Cireinaatis soleagent
for the South and West jaly16lx.
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Notice in Attachment.

John MOORE will take notice that on the
y 2Sth day of February, 1857, Henry Now
der, as Administrator of James Moore, de-
ceased, commenced civil action against him
in the Court of Common Pleas Of the Coun-
ty of Monroe and State Of Ohio, and sued out
an attachment in said action demanding
$3.50, and interest from October %, 1855,
which writ has been returned served.
You are required to answer ii said action. by
the 4th Saturday il August next or Jadg-
ment viii be taken against you and In favor
Of George Nsf, at October term Of Court
1867, by default,
HoLIIsTER & oKKY,
July2,1S67 Att'ys for PIP.
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Legal Notice.

IoHN BASS, whose residence is unknown,
j will take notice that on the Oath day of
July, 1867 William N. Mills filed his petition
in the Court of Common Pleas of Monroe
County, State of Ohio. to quit his title to the
following lands in said county, to wit: The
southeast quarter of the northeast quarter of
section twenty township six and range seven,
containing forty acres more or less. You are
required TO answer said petition by the 21st
day Of September, 1867, or judgment will be
taken at the October Term of said Court 1857,
by default.
HOLLISTER& & OKEY,
july30w6. Atty's for pltf.
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Laughlin's Infant Cordial.
The Ghild'S Cure for Teething


Mothers all know the many sleepless nights
the little ones at home have to pass when
Teething. You need no one to remind you
of the Pain-Colic, Wakefulness, Uneasiness
sFretting, Flatulence, Disturbed Bowels, &c
We tell you that one bottle of this Cordial
will correct all these troubles, Assist Teeth.
ing, Remove Acidity,Allay all Pain, Quiet the
Fretful, Promote Sleep.
1t is an astonishing fact that the largest
number of deaths occur among children, and
that the greatest amount of suffering is alse
among children--particularl while
TEETHING,
Now, mother, do not let the little one suffer
Relieve them by using
LAUGHLIN'S INFANT CORDIAL.
Assist Teething by
LAUGHlIN'S INFANT CORDIAL.
Wakefulness cured by
LAUGHLIN'S INFANT CORDIAL.
Collie is Cured by
LAUGHLIN'S INFANT CORDIAL.
Flatulenee is Cured by
LAUGHLIN'S INFANT CORDIAL.
Gentle Sleep Comes from
LAUGHLIN'S INFANT CORDIAL.
Satisfaction Warranted from
LAUGHLIN'S INFANT CORDIAL.
Money Refunded if
$ Laughlin's Infant Cordial Fails.
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Legal Notice.

MARY v. +. RANDoL PH, ,ElisabethF F. Hun
ll ter, W. Forest Hunter, John r. Daven-
port and Elisabeth Davenport, of Monroe
County, Ohio, will take notice that George II.
Davenport did, on the 18th day of July, 1867,
file apetition in the Court of Common Pleas
for Monroe County, Ohio, demanding parti-
tion OF the following real estate lying in said
comfy, to wit. Town lots numbered rs, "a,
95, 96, and the south half of lot No. rs in
the town of Woodsfeld. Said petition will
be for hearing al the. October term, 1857 of
said Court.
go MoRRISs& WAY,
July2sw6. Atty's for petitioner.
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julysows.
Attachment Notice.

Wsrton Simmons, plt'ff, REFoRE Thomas
VS.. IL Martin, j, r., OF
John Davis, defendant. Bethel Township,
Monroe County, Ohio: On the 25th day of
June, Al. d. 1867, said Justice issued an order
of attachment in the above action for the sum
of one hundred dollars.
WARToN SIMMONS. /.
uuly23ws.
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Legal Notice,

|nAVID HILL and Ezra Hill will take notice
~ that on the 3lst day, of July, 1857 Charles
Hill filed a petition in the Court of Common
Pleas of Monroe County, Ohio, the object and
prayer of which is to quiet his title to the
lands of which John Hill died seized, lying in
Monroe County, Ohio, being 122 acres. Said
petition will be for hearing at the October
Term, 1867, of said Court. g
MORRIS & WAY,
aug6w. Att'ys for pl'tff.
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Attachment Notice.

Joseph Garrett. plaiatii Before in. Mitch
John Mann, deft. tosnship,, Mon Mon
roe County, Ohio: On the Sd day of August,
a. D. 1857 said Justice issued an order of
attachment in the above action for the sum
of Sl0e; case set for hearing October 5, 1867.
sapg13w3. Fa89 5 JOSEPH GARRETT
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To Township Treasurers.

yT0U are hereby notified to attend at the Au-
ditor's Office on Thursday, Friday or Sat-
Iurday, the 22d, 23d or Oath of this month,
(August.)
Yon are also particularly requested to
bring the settlement sheet of last February,
and certificate of election from Township
Clerk. SAM'L GRIMsHAW.
aug6w3. Auditor Monroe Co.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1867-08-20

- I77ET77IT = -
HHKsE PIANOS received the Highest Award
Of Merritt at the Worlds Fair, over the
kest makers from London, Paris, Germany,
tAssitiss ol New York Baltimore and Boston;
$50. The 6o1D MEDA1 at the American Insti.
a,.a- for 1--WE SUCCESSIVE YEARSg 0ur
Pianos eeatsin The French Grand Actor, Harp
Fsdal, oTersiruug Bass, Fall Iron Frame, and
al Modern improvements. Rgery Instrus
nent MARRk kTsD FIYR WEARS. Made under
TIE sapefvision Of Mf. ]. Il. GaovEsrEEs who
has ptactieal Experience Of oyer thirty FIVE
years, and is the maker Of over eleven thou
sand piano tories. Our faeilities for manu-
factnring enable us to sell these Instruments
from s zoe to $200ScHzAPER thar any first
Sass piano forte. - ~ eju zAlynPs
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To the Public.

THE public are hereby notified not to trust
i my wife, Louiza Ellen Lowther, on my
account; she having left my bed and board.
| will not be responsible for any debts con,
tractedlb her. ELIAS L0WTHER.
July23w3.
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Amendment to the Com
stitutl0n.
THE STATE OF OHIO.
OFrIcE Of zee sECRETARY oH srA7E.

/, William Henry Smith, Secretary Of State
of the State Of Ohio, do hereby certify that the
following is a true copy Of joint resolution,
passed by the General Assembly Of the State
of Ohio, on the 9th day Of April, A. D. 1857,
taken from the original rolls on fle in this
Office.
In testimony whereof have hereunto sub
scribed ray name and affixed the Great Seal Of
r.. s. the State Of Ohio, at Columbus, the
9th day of April, a. D. 1867.
WILLIAM HENRY SMITH.
Secretary Of State
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Beallsville High School.
BEALLSYILLE, OHIO.

TINE Third Term of this School will COM
i mence on the Third Monday of Au-
gust, and continue in session twelve weeks.
TERMS: Common Branches, Sc 90; Higher,
81 90 per term, to be paid strictly in advance.
aug6w3. B. A. SHOUSE, Prin.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the UNDER
IN signed was,on the 25th dsy Of July, Se7,
appointed Administrator of the estate Of
9t orgeSlack, deceased. -
! July30w3 JOHN SLACK.
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Oil Leases for sale at this
office.
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Legal. Notice.

ly2we, by Hunter & Hunter, Ast'ys
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-12-21

But riding -AA.
saw u all Il was the attempt Of two trains
10 pass each other on . single track. II I
remember correctly, ii was . shocking
failure"
A GOOD word is an easy Obligation but
not to speak i'll requires only our silenes o,
which costs as nothing.
II Il not 50 honorable 10 descend from A
high ancestry as TO ascend from q Tow one.
FoRrIrUDR in adversity. and moderation ia
prosperity; eloquence in the senate, ana
courage IN the field; great glory in renown,
and labor ia study, are the natural perGcc-
tons Of great minds.
The higher mans soul rises above the
world, the more freely and Abundantly do his
tears flow for others, ~ those clouds which
are highest above the earth pour forth the
most plentecus showers.
ssBoB, Harry Smith has one OF the great
est curiosities you ever saw ~ admit say
is itf REP which never
spruut and which becomes smaller the
older IL grows-" "Wen, hat is a curiosity:
Where did he get IN" From California
'sWhat ID the name Of its' ''Axle-tree
<. once beloaged to Cali ornia omnibus"
An auctioneer was sell nc library at auc-
tioa. He was mot very we'll gersed in books,
but be scanned the titlee, truste dto luck. and
we1t ahead. "Here yru hare" he said,
sBu1ioa's Pilgrims Progress how much
IN offered Cor its How much DO hear
Ior the Pilgrims Prcgr } BY JohR Barron
lis 6rstrate book, gentleman, with six
superior illustrations; nv mnch a. hs---
An -about ths- Rigrims vi hB n ,-Hsre-,As,
Tell wiarc they come from rle.. thcv Iani-
and what they done 80. ~ ' Ssrn goin'
Pa picture of one Ve.cE oa his
peddIin' with 'pA~- N
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roubles Sl9, ,700eaO) w ve,, n. ~
unrer'rrm r, - 70 an oFtIzO former loan.
The Turs xish G. vernment n .ry;no y, 49,.
20 accounf its fcrests and mines. hut ~
want q n cans Of communication in the inie-
TOT - vi almoss irsnrmountahle carrier
~ ~ sp's col tne treat mineral wealth of Tia
cduntgs ocne wA take the mines. Ons
forest district In Bosnia has been. houavn.
SOLD, and Is expected to yield 800 900
Operations on t1e railroad which u be;nc
bull 70 the sunni Il Of Mount Washinrton
have ceased for the season. a new com
PAM have been ganiz- I fixing the capital
At $2OU, IVY. a little over asmIle OF the road
has been constEne a and il Is expected that
the balanrce win b. finished next year.
Cre.lsot employs $3.50 workpeopIe IT..
blast furnaces thers turn out+ $50 600 tuns
or pig iron aDnualy, while the forres -
dsce 100000 tUns Of wrought iron II he
same period,
lathe ordinary iaethod OF nAnufae rim
alloys Of copper snd zinc, Che copper N -
melted and into the molten raass a. 7inr 4.
s,srot aeei i'm . sol I'd state. ~ ~ lsta Fnr
'. onstent IL Is proposed to melt both metals
y. the melted Eiv.c into 4 ladle sitna.es
-sar the melting fCrnace, and aftsrwarls
poIr the melted copPer into ths same vessel.
tne mixture j. then stirred, and the combi.
nation takes place, Ire heai which il ,voI-ed
u the act5raisi' / tie sensible temperature
q the alloy and preventing the undue cool
,ng which would result bus for the said evo.
luti0n.
A Mr.: Sibert, Of salnton, Va, has. II il
stated, discovered process for converting
IRON ore directly into cast steel by sip,le
operation in nm Ordinary furnace. This renS
tlsman y now laying number Or stsel raIls
made by this process "a tie track Al Staun-
ton, and ~ may hear morc from them hcrssg
after.
Since the closing Of Tho war the gold fiuld
81 6ecreia 10 agA.n engaging attention. In
lorwef years the yield of gold was so large
Ihat Government established mint nj DAN
az S IGmpkin county, In the western part
'f the state Orders have recenuy been
given 10 have this mint, which was nscessa-
NV Psed during the war, opened again.
- inz9ts pf gold from tie Lewis
\ 3r&4.500, the E0ddet of
- CT 1000, y
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-12-21


I Tho following ~ sienboard upou nm
academy In one a The far Western S.ates.
Freeman and Hugs. school TEACHERS. Free.
mAn teaches the boys md Hugs the
"Do yod really love mefs asked blush
ing maiden Of her demonstrative lover.
Love youf Does q kitten love awarm
bricks Does Frenchman love frogsg An.
swer me that.0
Il is reported thlt a very nervous gentle
man once anneunced steambcaf explosion
70 the Connecticut legislature, as follows
"spisteE Meekar and lelges OF the member
stature, he EEivsr ellsworth has billed her
buster"
SAL" cried a girl looking down from the
upper story Of grocery, addressing another
glri. who was trying TO enter at the front
door, swe've ali been TO camp meeting and
been converted, 90 when you want anvthing
ON Sunday, you'll have to come rouna TO the
back. dor"
a clergy man was once sent for ID the mid
M M 80 night BY one Of the ladies' Or his
"Weli, my good woman"
verv III. and rc1airc
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-12-21

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The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-12-21

compose the branch cf silvsrvars plating and
Diminishing mostly done y the city, About
500 people are engaged Il this business.
three -iourths Of whom are women Who earn
IRON W TO $l2 Ia busy times, and The men
From 80 70 $ie. This time last ysas the
swenty jo6-shops in this city were constantly
occupied. many Of them working night and
dAy IN addition to employing outsiders a.
Their own residences. Nov Iess than SO per
cent Of business = done II conpssisoo Win
lAss year, and theugh soncso Of the regular
employees are engaged yet, hut few Of them
earn more than scanty living. -
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-12-21

This artistic branch ofihe jeweIry trr de is
noUs ike others, in dt presscd condition.
\ Nen1s ere luxnrious IN . material sense. an.
eeomsTqlal stagnation effects their sa;e th.
4ns as other articles. The taste for preci-
60 stones during timss when business Of all
'klnds w 0flsks y esideueed n tEe fact -TsfTss
mere are ever 800 diamond se:ters in this
ey.A pf ne whole number about 90 Der
ceni. are now out Of employment. When
re bnsln Sss ID good. the wages range from
80 70 40 per week. :
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-12-21

This Y very numerous class Or workerA.
Who sre necessAry AoxiliAsies to the jewelry
9.de. Almost every gem, tfinket, Or article
= gold oE silver wars sppsars in . csse, ana
1ence the necessity ter ths bpx-nskes.
There are 1000 man employed in ordinary
emss at this business buf e Is estimated
shst iesa than l5oos are now doing steady
work.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-12-21

. This 10 very important bedy In the arr
? seesshry 10 oeonpists jewsary, consisting "a
i,u00 Womens who received on an syerag
shout $S per week. About one-third 5f
them are aow out Of employment. ,
Ssring pearl work Gvss suployusat to
soont 900 girh, vhe Teesivs Only iron &s
p $lO per week Among then there il
great deal Of distfess, = their wages are 90
limited as to allow Of nothing more than
bare existence. XII f1sa si-1----o-'-
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-12-21
MINUTES Or EvlDEneE I H'
al sa.' nafs sasess smiiaa aa "a b.
Royal sOaminissien appointed % Inquars
80 into Trndess Unions. aNs

i-t SfAr fPaRs.x1f eaS n7asftss
&c aight Kss. slr wuazAz Hsss ID ne uAal.
Lord ELoHo, n p. Vhtttf = sst4 A-.-N
. me- Risha Hen. SIR HsxpnD5wAzzza HsAs. Bsss
x. @. q.
~ DAsfsL eosou, Bsrs-, MP. a-gaN .ss4l
HERMAN NEByALRs Esq.,C D.
jam Dodfn, ksq.. c. D. NTF9 fta ~fres
IEonAs HUaansy yksqr, y. p. s.. y. y. =. ,s.s, ~
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-26

SdIOiIe babe nnb fir bie Stun6en Ses
Spiels einen fleinen llrlaub bate. Sie
Serren mihen OesbaIb ber;eiben, ta6
i9 mid leBt berabI6ieoeM
@r le9te Die Sano an Den aaIonnirtsn
SUIT unb elite 6abon.
p@Iadli4e SusenOl" iaste Sraun
ibm nabblifenb.
,,Slndlid, ia -bieleidt ioaar elm
nenig sn bell" fieI init ip0ttildlem
Gone &aunis EN-
y8enn man 10 fdon, 70 barmIos, 70
NIT iid felbit sufrieOen lit unb cine 10
9lan5enoe Uniform traeen barf, uie bies
ler @abaliere oi 2ucano -um6 oas Oil
les an einem Sofe = iueI6' beneibeuss
tuertbes 2oosI"
nSreili9," berieBte Saunik ,,nenu
rlr oaS Slid oes euten GabaIiere nid,t
gu CROP gu tperoen 6robte!"
nOas beibt?"
,Gr lit aus einein uno SemIeIben
Srte nit Der Nfarquiie bon Gan Sos
mlano, ourd fie in fein beborredltetes
Corps gebra6t, man fpridt BON elmer
beionneren SuIo tiir ibn, Ole fe often
beroortreten laBt, bon mebr ais bIober
Su9enofreun6idaft fur ibn. ;"
:. "Oann alleroin9S fonnte bes @lids
lar lbn gu eiel iperoen," antportete
9raf Srdun ladeIno. ,,Mber fonmen
Ste, begeben mir uns CUR @eieuIdaft
Snrud, 5u aa' oieien bunten SIiegen,
ote ga unten UNI bic 2arpen Ser SIIus
idmarmen nnb iummen..
~llno 3uipeilen au4 ite1enW rief Ias
deno SauniB aus, iEoem er fin erhob
nnO Dem @bef Der GefanOf6aft foIste.
(6ortiesung foIat.)
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-26

.5 sresbicago, Is. Sept.
llnire Stabt miro fortipabreno ourd,
Seuersbrilnite beim9eiudt. 3ebte 9fadt
6rannten tpleeer Is @eb1u6e an Der
ede bon @larf unb Safion ctr. nieOer.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-26
Dotlle Sennelee 9onneritag ben rs September 1861 2
Tisf 1tmi0eriitGt.
6 ir { II la r.

SS$te aus Dem Interpretations ArtifeIn, ipcIs
DE tiirali per6firntiicbt mmroen, erbelt lit bic
6ist S9mle in cine Sist Il nj Fl I'd t. ME tic
uon 1est al benannt iuerSen piro, Ibergegansen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-26
Meue Nn3eigen.
SfDrb=Nafbbine Strafem=
Gifembabm.

S$ie anf tneitere Racbrfcbt ipirb Ser Hahr.
Opreis ant oeter 8abn ouf So Gsnts fur oIe Ser.
ionen no er 10 Sabre, penn Tidets als 3abIina ae
TIT Der Briefs 10 Cent? o''79''
ainoer nnter 10 Sabren gu baIbem qrets bel
Sidets, toHft Gents. Sn uenieen Eaaen perben
PIE @a9en reqelmdBg swtfben ibren Gnbput,ften
laufen, ndmll1: GnmmeritraBe mad BEN 9ortie Itur
garten uno Der St. Cecilia Afa6eme amf Der nSrbIis
gen Smei9bGbn uno Ronroe unb Optelia apeiue
Sweieba bn.
Gin 8asen uerLdBt iest iebe % Rinaten bic uorb.
pef''@e Sde oes Squares pom go Norsens an.
2S u. McSariane. grdFSent.
Z. 3. 9areins. SER. unb Supt. ieg26 Am
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ct. 9ouis, 25. Sent.

1
Die GboIera beginnt bier ernitIid
anRutreten. Bereits lit ibr cine 9lns
6a9l BON Spfern gefaIlen, iuorunter
namentli9 innae, fraftige Manner.
Or. Sontbmortb iuuroe 2 gfeilen
BON bier onr6 einen Sail aus oem
Sn99D getootet, inoem er nit benz Sopf
se8en elnen Selien 9eldleubert murbe.
8i d monO, IS. Sept.
@lne Serfammlnn9 Der SoIbiers
uno 'SailorS Contention frat heute ,uz
lammen, Ole aus 100 Deleaaten be-
ltebt. Sol9enbe Ylatform ipurbe aufs
9elteat: Gleide 3edte Dor Dem 9 les;
autmunterung sur @rsieBun9: qIeid)<
lnaBlgere Seltenerung unb YHeQe Ser
tnoultriellen Sntere6en bes Staates."
Smaba, "a. Sept.
Nus 9beYenne miro aemeI6et, bas
plosli6 febr faltes y8etter einaetreten
IT. DaS Sbermometsr itebt unfer Dem
8efrierpuntt.
Gen. 9otpie bate in Wontana EN-
l0arfes @efedt nit ben Snbianern.
lpel9e 25 So0e Derloren. Sedls Col
oaten pnrben setobtet unb cine aiem>
lid grobe Insabl beripunbet.
8ittsbura Is. Sept. /
@eltern ipuroe Die srobe Staatsfair
bier erofnet. @ouberneur @earp nahm
nabm an ben Observation-Disclosures
Sbetl. Sie beutiden Surner fdIuoen
cine Setbeili9ung beim @mpfana Ses
9onberneurs aus, neil berleIbe Sie
&emperenSbeiOe9nns besiinitist.
8biIabeIpbia, Is. g pit.
Sen. SberiOan fam beute bier an
uno luuroe bon ben 8iiraern ieierIid, |
empfan9en. Sanonen nnrben oboes |
feaert uno bic Stabt nar aroBentbeiIs |
lluminirt. Sin unabiebbarer 3ua aez
ieitete Den General bonn 8abn6of mad
lelnem 9otel nno oer srlBte @nfbulas<
mus be9riibte Sen 9efeierten @alt auf
leoem S6ritt.
.z e@bicaeo, IS. Sept.
llnire Stabt miro forttpahreno bur6
lseuersbrilnlte beimseiudt. 3ebte 9fadt
brannten ipie6er Is @eb1ube an Der
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