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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-11-01
PROCLAMATION.

WTM. G. BR0WNLOW, G0VBRN0S "
w the State Of Tennesse-To ihe Sa"n
Of the country OF Johnson in sad 0'"'
greeting
WHEREAS, I AN officially informed l'a' =,
House Of Representatives has declares w. :,
me seat Of the Representative from ''''''
county. II
You are hereby commanded to opeu ~
hold an election at all the places Of POW,
elections in your county, on SaiuiaY =.
10th day o. November neIt, amer ha,ins
en- the notice required by law, for inc Ti
ton Of a Representative 10 the Geaein :.
sembly in said State, to GIL the VaeanS ~.
easioned by the action Of the House u sL
r%eseniatiTes in declaring said seat M,
and due return thereof make to me, ae'O
TO law.
- To testimony whereof paw a,
unto set my hard, and cau'' ,s,.
! Great Seal Of the State 70 N,
- ed at the department IN hA
on the nth day Of October, 1891
BY the Governor: uuov
A. J. FLErcHER, Secretary OF Slals' al
Knoxville Wig, GreeneIiile 10
Jonesboro Flag copy till slee.ion-I
l~s07ocl9ttde.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-11-01
Meeting OF the Grand Army or thp
ReDUblIp.

INDIANAPOLIS, October 25-A del.
egate convention of the Grand Army
OF the Republic adjourned here to.
day. 1t has been in secret session for
several days.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-11-01

THE UNION FLAG HAS
A Larger Circulation than amy other pa
per I'm Upper East Tennessee.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-08-03
Der auf9efApbene aber niHt aufae,
bubene Gcnfict 5tptibsu Nreus
fsn unb SsfterreiA.

Dte Bssiebuneen spiiaea Trontrei@
unp preuben werpen thinner uni reunblfz
der, uno bic fran55llbsn Bld1ter, etc bon
Der Ne9feruns tnlpicirt merpen, fino an.
Aeptelen worpen, 8eBen preueen 81 l@yet.
ben. Wan elaubt> pab Die SoIooten Der
Nslerpe . 1866 ei%nbetufsn meroen. I'm
etuen Gbeil Der actipen Nrmee IN bilpen !;
cteIe Wablegsl wlrce ben 8tfsbl purd
mslden Dor eint9en Wpbsn Dit @olcaten
csren 3eit an @not pie1es Sabrs6 opee<
laufsn wdrs, In tbte 6eima.b entlo0sn
wurren, poutom :ach neutraliltren. D,eus
ZEN 1T ~ubri9ens aud lebr e!frts nit le'nsn
militd,i|9en Gorbereitungen be(hdftint,
~beloncers In 5panpau, IN Der Ndbe BON
Berlin pelneS etne Get 9emalttgftsu &c.
ltungen in europa III weroen oelipriht.
Su;wil6sn ludt9fapu!eou lib fsfeNuian<
Sen su erwerben. 3wil9en Gem pariler
unp 9onponer Cabinet loQ jtbt las pou>
tdnoi3fs Ginos1Ranpntb tituf5 or
ortentol!(9en T;ase bsrtlGsn, Ser Sal
fer Don Ssfereih fol- sins (sbt frsunclihe
Antwort auf Nopo!eon'S @cnco'en5|arei
ben ab9slanot babsn, uno Der umtanr>
oab Trana Solepb s1tl1rt Bat cab fstn
pesl5nlt ter Summer Jpn b|apern oiirfr>
einen Btiu9 ot5ufottsu, rer lsinem Sat-
Dc III @uts fOmmen puyoe, .ibsint Den
ShluB su3ula6sn, rob cine frans1NlA:
1iterreidil@s Nu!anj beDorfsbt.
Da6Nsus WiensrJysmeeabiatt 1breib!:
vDis &si|t SDrer Miajea3tsn naa paris
taun burtb bic &ata| tropbe, pie Nh, in
-.sr;to eretBnet bat, u4r btnausge(dobsn
ne, ben ; rsr Sal er unp eie4oii FERN 1per>
on n;d7t 10 Dsitjms1t fableu> Daft lIe an
;tseno rslhsnJeftli0tsiten Ibeil usbmeu
t6nnten> aiein tloB Gle rsmt lpQ bic Nsi(s
ntht ouFsrseb'n pernvn; w!r ct fabrcn In
0eDen,beiI, DAT ite eepib If. SIS pirr
iDr stne politiib: Gsosutuus Don 5u broz
Ser Iraawetts bsiotlegt oils oab iie Gin
Tauenla0sn pt6 projeftss suliebe. Sc:
raoe III iyolee ne5 tsflaAenswertben gr
eisniHesr in Msrifo miNsn Die Bf5tebua=
gsn 5nt( den Sfferreth unD Uraut,eib IN
inner weresn, eenn mir c!srerAN,sr g
s%egeniter ben brsnnenosn Urssfa, Il.
pa8 sepa!tlame unp unsereaie SYitsm
res Wrofsu B:5moxd uuo he eswa;lt3en
prcjsfu &pblanc ebpten botsu, tilcen
lls Die etn5tse 8Qrsi@oft fir Den Ttiseen
&urcpa's."
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-08-03

@ooley.Qrbeit In BEN 11bs
ltden 9taaten. DIR Versin.
Staaten Dtcsz @onlul In 6apana ba' oos
Stoatsreparternent benaartdltgt, eab
mon binnen &ur;gm etne 2acun9 @oolts6
In New<S rlean6 ermarten f1nue, rurb
wslde cas @on9reBBefsb pom 10. Tebru-
ar 1862 uno pa6 Gtnpanoe,un9saeisb
pom 4. Sult 1864 ubertrsten psrpe,
CT, Der Gonlul, babe @runo gu 0louter>
oaB Elm au69eoebn!er plan I'm @anae (si>
bic Cooley Nrbeit in ben lGclt9en Staa>
ten e!nsufubren.
Sn eem BUREAU ce6 @enerolattorney6
perpen jfst 5nfttut!iouen fir Die Gilt
r1cts- W'totrtYs potbereitst nad pel9sn
id pielelben fir ben yau, bab |rAenc
melhe uebe1tretun9en bteler 0eleBe ftait@
fnpen 5oQten, 81 perbalten baben.
@~ece1a:@rdueli i'm 8 uben.-
Sn @o|umtia> (SIo Garol } wu;oe auf
ism. Mrmfrong, Neprdlentunien rer
@onorsbcommittee uno Sff. Gbompipn,
Betidterhotter Der Sem yort Gimes in
Dem Midsrl ion 5ptsl etn mDtrerilher On
erif eemadt, petl fe an Der Republics
ni(tm @cnpeut;pn tbstlQencmmen. Der
propi (oril4e 0ouperueurS rr eribien auf
rsm plase uno rere'e gum Trtecen. Die
HR11pelefubreL Don penen ttner Tin Brucer
rsS po!issidefs If, puroen ue1boftet, absr
{efort wieper ouf Burolaaft entla0sn,
UNI |ooann pIeper BON Dem Mtlitdrbe<
ftb!sbaper oerbafIet gu >percea.> Sa Sem
ns0se ee1drtiste man lt@ cine a0eemsine
Gibebuna per SecelioniRen BET Der WabL
uno Ger. Tbomas 1T na6 Mempb|s
os9aneen> UNI Die @mpSrer bort niepsr5
3ubalten.
sceue aferse neutrality-suspicious. ~raeebeu, 1
tur9 ben f9meren @dlae eetrpfen, bat cine neue Sop.
pei auseeet&neter gdu1e ~tmpurttrt, bic tn ben @tdaen
ieines a1ten Sauies u%garmers A$5pme," 8aufera Jul
InF& parat febsH,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-08-03

llnb baden @te aud poS 2iec ni@t
vsroe0en, be0ann lle leiie, melhe6 sic,
mic uniere Iiebe 2ambal1e ersdblt> emf
fir ben Daupbin aeotdtet?
2aS olte 2ieo etflans wieeer su Trta<
tpnn.
vSm Bergen ruben it.mm unp fiu
Numd@tie arrBe Grfebe!
Wer 1e in il@ erpedsn nil.
Broubt niht5 alS-tieffe 2iebe"
Ge 1T, alS menn fem Batter nod lebte
--nur 1T cine s|a6ltdere Belt! llfsrte
M%aleS9erbes.
Gnt5df! I'll 4umba1e's Nnidauen Der
lunfsn tanp Sieoen, MQe 9lGdli9, WQe
bpfnun9systd, - nur Nntotnette uno
eouile ienften Cas- baupt in tummsr
Trcuer.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-08-03
Die Arpbibitiobtu i'm Seufe Der
6sfetgebung.

Ger pipnser lae;:
vDie Nepublifaner >sr leBten 81 ltg8s.
buua palIluen r!rtlt@ oa6 Wesy nit IT.
nm @otum Don 3Dst 9e9en eia6 In e.
mem 6au1s."
Gos Y"rptpfpll oe6 6au}e6' lost :
r6ouls Bt!e So. 163.--Gine Biu, rte
5}obr,fatipn peer zen Yetfauf Don ss.Hi-
9sn @stranten, ausAeuommen fir gew!1s
3weds ~ Dsrbistsn."
uDie BiQ murpe gum prittsn Male &C.
leisn, unp nah Dem ole Uraee fit i Lief
lide Yallrung selieQt woroen> faneen
lid 19 "Sa" unp Is ~Nsin," pie
fo!9t:"
vDiejsateen, welAe nit So" fimmten,
paren:-
Die 5srren q. Mnrrsps, 8lococtt,
Bad, Golburr, DapiS> Donalrlo jon, Uelt,
Woulp, 6oweu, Sadmon, Seunsry. 2sp>
Is, Sls on, Neep, Sawyer, Iniforp,
W9eoton, yats6 uno Mr. Spreaen."
rDiejtntsen, uel@s nit uNttn" f1tmm<
ten, tparen:"
vDie 5erten Mufer, NmtS,. 8. 9. Mn<
prews> Myrs6, Brapsn> BEisbine, Brcwn,
DunneG, CAN'T, Sohn1cn> &smp> Rinq,
&napp, 2ienau, Waynorr> Winer, Witz
@su, perry, Pope, Hice, &iharr{on,
Sapaee q. :. @mttb, s, s. Smitb UNI
SebpeFi."
$50 mar bic Biu ne1lpreu,"
u5o mar Die Biu psrlorsa," ia9t co8
pxotofou. Da6 Saus pa1lrte wtrfz
lid ete 0iu la9t Der pioneer, Nun
E n Nehsn urtuaoen fdlldsn seb6rt gum
pempfrati|hcn 9anomeif.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-08-03
Nemc z,(lputbeGe
Webruber Wrap,

Sricse Square. minneapolis Dfinn.'
3eigen ben, geebrten beutl9en publifum hermit er<
9ebenlt an> baB le einen tii9ti9en beutl9en pbar<
n%1aSeuten ais Glerf %en9aetrt babel1 uno int Stanpe
Fnb ben Beoirfni1en beutlder aunben tn jeoer
8e3iebuns 81 entlpre9ea.
inner Eager entbdlt ale %belarrten tnb bemabr-
tet prapartrten 5eilmittel, MrSnet< uab 1arbeltoHe
unb banebea @pisl= unp @alanteirewaaren in srS-
Beiter Nustpabl.
&C. Mraaeien tperten auf &ecepte nit erDBe-
Icr YinftiGfeit bel Sage II. BET Nadt angeferttst.
l1niere Rl,r,beu perpen ~jeoerseit bic aufmerflam=
fe unbbiQisRe Bebanpnuls fnben II. eriu9en UNI
9~enet9ten 3ulpru9.
ia 6n1t ,@ebruber GRAY.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-08-03
w1nnsfeta Geutral Babn.

Sdse iaSIid sebemr.
Verianen Minneayrlis, ? 10 Worr,;ttoos
90eit-St. Nlul, TX
Rrntnen an tn Omatrnua, ~ On
SHse n~0rrlidb sebenb.
Verlaien SmatDnna, II 40 m,xu.
RpmIen an IN Wtinncaprlts 2 "a y tm,:.esD,
Geit. st. paul, 3,2S ""'"
Dtrefte Verbincune In Smatpnna nit 9nocu rxsr a.
Geter unb Sinpna babn, fur gDinruo, ga GpppTs s,iI:
wautee, ebitasp uno auen guntteu rss Oheas u. sIpsn
IN DC atipn
Wsriadsn Oma :pnna UNI 7.25 @prmittaes, tummeu an
IN gSet-St. paul un Ito Na4m!ttas s. uub 1855 Na6.
mittasS IN Dtinnearris N
Serla1en Minneapplis UNI $50 8crmtttaes. gSeR.st.
! au! I'm 1910 Vrrmi1tass, tpmmen in Spa1runa an
um 3.35 Nadmit:ass. ""
minneapolis uub ct. saul Accommodation
9er:anen Minneasplis 500 Srrmi!tass, -. 20 unb
2.25 uno 80 Mu6mtttaas.
VerlaIen Det. ST. paul 10. 10 8prmittoas. unb 1 %
4.OO uno $50 Na6mittugs.
3. 6. Sbeppasb,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-08-03
Hu0enDfebler.

Gin SER Der Sabre lang an n%ersSfer Sara@e, !grhb
t~eitteetn gerfaa uno al teu lleteln BON Sugen6 Sunben
lttt, piafdt, aus Mitteiben fir bic ~bulben6e Meni@beit
pas Recept nebf Nuwetlune, bteies etnfade Ntt1tel
bur4 pel6es er ~bsreefteut murbe. 3u MAIDEN, Mlen, bte
es nIthte babeu, frst 5u suidtden. 0nloenbe, bic bmra
BITE erfaeiune ess unIsrsetdneten %prelttrea poaea' Ton
49, Spbn 3. O8cen, AZ gebar st. New gprt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-08-03

&Inocrpa9en! Ninperwogsn!
Sem gub1ifum btermit bic 4n;eiee, taf t4 cine quite
NAswabl
EB G ernagen-&
tets an Sanb babe unb icbr wphlfeil gum %eerineen
prpft p%erfaufe.
464
sos. 81. sEenger.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-08-03
u&uanQ 6Qu5.

&da Der Brir9ez uno SaftraBe,
Srpatpnna, Winn.
Nrn. Gn9cl, Gisentblmer.
agT @erdumise etanuns 1T rem Nttpmptatipnen tes
5ptels bin;usefust mOrben.
sSarmer, Subrlente, 0iebhdnbler unb Netleube I'm Wn-
aemetnen fnben bas bette untertpmmen fur jd 5elbn u.
tbr Dieb, tneem ie tn benz neusn p~ppularen Sptel Elm,
tebren.
Die Gafel TT tets NIT ben, Beten serfeben, mas Der
mern unb parmen, ~iaubern 8etten benb59nen Comfort.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-08-03
Grffe 9iutipuQl GQni,
ven NN1uneupo!is.
Nu1bo5iirssS Gap,tul: S2O|b. oOD.

Iteie gunf 1T autprrinrt eemdF Zen SeftmmuHeen
bes Jtdttrnai-S -Wt,tEtf, uuo TT ppuranrtgt pprpe.
re1tet iur Nejrr0uus idmmtli6er SuntselGaf1e TN Nu-
eemtinen.
5amm1li9s in Gas Gantfaa tnidlasenr @eiddite
uercen aui lus Yrrnpte}te bel prBeu5.
Zen C;uIisosn 3ysAeIn Winne{c1a8
tn's Beipneere RE !pilteilane, bab iamntlide Beamte
Der Sant bic rtuti6e Spra6e perreben, UNI reoen. 10
bab reutlde Mitburgtr, Die iA in Weidaiteu an una
wenrtn. @bisisltsu in iprer Mutteriprade mil uns erie
pteen tpnnen.
s. u. Strle YraQrsut.
0oofrey Sdei1lsr, 3.-p
y. =. Giols Galter.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-08-03
&s eut1coe Mputbefe!
~ a$$l5iianeayeljs.
SQmeS 2Jlurilpu II. Sos,

Leutihe Wuferapotbste.
Mcrcbaut's Slp9, 8a{binStuu Mpeuue.
9Dir mIbten aGiungsr0l bic Iufmtrtlamfett rerbeut-
fben 9ut ger rrn AtiAneupplta unc umeeeenp auf unlern
Bprrutb Won Iter!cinen, lrpguerien, Ebemt1i den Stpf-
len uub Wullnterte. lDuuren lenFen.
Gesg .et4el MAIDEN mir aufmertlum auf uni ere Srdn-
tieS uni g3bisftps, Atutib GpcuanuB De. SpDnzSe Il
uao Iran;rli6t &urfumerien.
az- @e,rneere Nutmertiamtett wire ser Mnfertieuns
teuti@cr Reter!e sewtpmet unr iii en t%efabi8ter Qppz
Iteter tets ir Secltnuu9 Ter Nuncen bereit.
DIR ttttcn f.eunt.iNt UNI bic Hsutihe &unef9dft
Sag. G'iu1,lpn u. 50.
446 Nerdants 8.pd, yHaldirstrn Ivcnue.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-08-03

sz, sssszsss2ssa, Or. Sc Wuutreniue,
&11IYTD 3abuer5t,
Art'ts 5t'ess, rate Der ppp-GI e. 81. pauI.
AAss, nos I'D auf Sabine unb Wuno he2tebt,
S'1e In bsHer25siIs X. su mdbigsnsonsn t9lcr1:.
8c3fsbun9cn:
esrr OATS (Don Suyup u. OaFe) Baatir.
0srr Go5erton, 3. Wlttpnal= Bonf
o.. 5cApl1Osu, Bi{nof Grace.
Die E15. Wsrfifaot, Br,sbin, @teu unb bic
Merge OF. paul's Ubetbcupt.
eo|. aiefef, Gottor Ger 9toatsstituue, 1nb Gins
Grobs Anaabl tsrporraasnbsr Nursar. 1851
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-08-03

Neuer Jruht f.,
S1nDp> unb Wrpcertez GStpre
@1pDS Refer,
&de ser Sterten uno Sad{On @tro5s, @t. nou,.
Die befeu @rpcerie > Maaren fir Ten aorico. a.,
braud, tnpprttrte 8ridte, Candies II. Nan 9sm NJ ve'
5eruer tets p%orratbis aue Sprten Badpsrt " t ~
su lseer 3e1t NIT elmer suten aade &adee ouioeua 49,
@pielnanren! @pisEmucreu,
s's0en erbalteH cine fdS"e @usratl spn spislpaaren.
Nit benz Store nerbunben it Der
Monitor @aloDn,
no 1tet6 Gin ausgesei6nctes Bier lplpie ale lonlii-
gen %Grfrtl9unsen gu baten Ino.
Nlpy6 Deeper.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-08-03
Nprtb:@eiferu Sell.

GDrtb=SSeftern Sell.
3. @trabs, BegenIber ssr spn3srt 3aQ..
9 t. Yaul> Mtnn.
Dte telien falten Gbmdaren>
portrHli4es Qageroier,
auSge3eitnete 9it0re uab @tsarren
dit tets an 9anb unb bittet bas nerebrte beut19s
publitun1um aablret4sn 3ufpru6
370-1 Gree. @plf.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-08-03
lJepe&ipifl unD Dirpu,

Maansr5 uno SbmteDc = 0tlDdft,
ilte Strafc, ~ inneappli 8, ~ II H.,
erIer1teen ale in tbr Jad ihlaseneen Mrbetten f9bn,
hueu unp bill9 uuf pie turaele 9tptts. omit
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-08-03
Gp(el'9 StDre,

&plt!'9 GtDre,
5. Stya6e, nctsN esn pSle NapY,eun Galoon, "
i. .lD'a9> asAsnuEsr rem "lten v!oss'
Saint Paul, Minnesota,
III fest Dem sesHtsn putli;um wisoe, erDh ct u.
bali ,iets nas y fs nno S,alSlta BON
UrpcerieS u1D DrDptltDnS
tsbsr Wrt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-08-03
ptpmet1 l1De
<S<.uayapTDu
G{e6 unO Ya{}QDQnt

Gt.tHttumtr.
0er[eben Gsdtt unb Yanb nit Brpt, SUDDEN, Graders.
piea nNr alien anrern Vadpaaren ppn ei9encr Jatrtt.
Gde Der Nrbert Stra6s UNI yepee.
dJ- Sdmm1iiAe Serellun9en perben prompt auS8e.
fnbrt. Az
Nv q t { y III i @uil.
Isul)Ue9
+ III mll1ipn1=QQ u9.
pdnbler III
s~Ntebl, 0etreibe nnb nrllMen
BrilDten.
@1lne Neptt!, Sranasu> gttronen &c. &C.,
babe tb tets in srpbeA Guuntitaten an Sanb unp ltefere
(ol9e ben 5anrlern iu magisen Yretien ms {uus, unc
fur au5wartist &auReute frei an Bprp Der Danptbppte
unp @iIenbatn.
Aaea A%uftrasen mire belpnsere Nufmertlamteit &C.
ftentt.
Waarenlaacr: 5ttleyRraee, smtldep Der 8. unp
lntern Hauruns,
st. Naul. W1inn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-08-03
@tlenbQbn Jabr DlQne.
As5t l8El @MsA - W Co. 60

W1tnncSota Sauep Gtfenbabu+
gpm grettag, ben a., 1867, an, laufen ga6cster.
3lse ME fDlst:
St.. saul nnb Winueapolis accommodation.
Derla6en st. paul 10 utr 8prm., 1.2O, 400 $50
Na4mtttag5; terlahen Winneapplts 8 90 0prm., 1920
2.25 unb $50 Na&mittass,
Belle plaine uno Wanfato 3lge.
gerla6en ct. Yaul us @orm., $50 gla4mittass;
9erlalcn Scuc Y:aine $50 Wprm., 4 NaG mi1iaBs
we 3use bteier Bubn ]perbtnben in Dtenopta NIT BE-
"e" Der Wftnnei pta Central 8abn.
SInp. s. SitcoIn.
Superintendent.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-08-03
Is. t. Ssetfumscz.

s. Z Sjeifu1psc3,
&ds Ctr Uuufrgn une @enar<Snafe>
assenIbsr Der @ountq~9ail
smpFsb!t iid hermit b0f!bt BEN esehrtsn csui-
pubi,fum al6
0erber uno 3ubsrsiter ausr Urteu prn
Del3en urD Jeuen,
orie sum " nrsrtissn Bon . elsnoarcn
III pe'bem 5ads tt lb onbeii6'B a1od' IN pobl
au19 VcrtreHli0ieit Der Wrbs!t, nix rnE1 Stui8'
felt Der @aaren poufonmene 9efvisoiauno ~
asndbren. 353
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-08-03

Maccben tInnen bic bcften Steuen une bo obiten
Hobne erbalten, wenu tic dd an rs Snteuisens=
Somptoir, 1875 9ritte StraNe,, penhen Gue
udbden auter Ylat msrpen gut thun. IT'D III melpen
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-07
Serions Accident.

Homer Ward, Esq, and his lady, of the
Ward House, Gallon, met with serious
accident here on Wednesday forenoon, I'd
inst. 10
Mr.. Ward and lady were in a buggy and
turned into the alley by the NJ. E. Church
to stop at the first door. On checking the
horses whiffle-tree caught in one OF the
wheels, and making Gathering sound,
frightened them. They started, and, Mr.
Ward not succeeding in checking them in
the alley, they ran towards the railroad
and ran over the platform OF to the track.
There is fall OF nearly two feet from the
platform to the track, and on making this
Mrs. Ward was thrown heavily on her
head, and lay stunned and insensible. On
going down, the buggy wheel also broke,
and Mr. Ward was Immediately thrown
out, but escaped with less severe fall than
his lady.
The horses dragged the wrecked buggy
some distance, but leaving the track they
were speedily stopped near the chair fac
tory. ....
Mrs. Ward was carried in chair to the
residence of L. Coughlin, Esq, and at latest
accounts was somewhat better though
severely shaken by her serious fall.
Both were much bruised, but no bones
broken; and as the train was about due the
escapt was most narrow and providential
one.-BucyT'uS Journal. l-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-07
A Mysterious Samson in ra~is.

''Echoes from the Continent" in the
London Herald, tells this story: Verify,
We live in mysterious times. L told you
some time ago that there was at Paris, in
the Rue lie Peletier, an arena where the
most sturdy athletes of France wrestle
three times week. A few days ago the
manager received letter signed An Am
ateur,' in which the said amateur proposed
to fight successfully with all his champi-
ons, on the condition that he should pre-
serve the strictest incognito; and that it
would be as strictly respected. Agreed
The next evening brougham stopped at
the arena, and the amateur entered, wrap
ped in an ample cloak of black satin, ell
veloping him from head to foot. He sat
down tor while. One of the strongest
athletes put himself in a fighting atti-
tude.
THE amateur throws off his cloak at
once. "A thrill of admiration runs through
the spectators. His face and neck are COW
cred with thick black netting; a tissue of
white silk strikingly delineates the pro,lj
gious muscles of his torso; he wears bIat.l,
gloves and white pumps, his drawers are of
black velvet.
He comes to the athlete. The fight be-
gins amid dead silence. The masked man
tries to lay hold of the athlete. His hands
must be of iron, for the athlete is roaring
each time they touch his sides. After three
minutes OF parrying the unknown man
succeeds in grasping the athlete, bluptly
bends his back and throws him on the
ground. .TFE 717l =
"The crowd is frantic; thunder of ap-
plause salutes the victory of the modern
Samson, who quietly wraps himself in his
black cloak and exit by side door. :
..Who is he? No one can tell, but Echo
Will surely penetrate his incOglito."
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-07
"All SOrfs.''

Logan is paid $4,000 for stumping Ohio
Senator Sherman opposes female suf.
frage. Chase supports it.
Tough corned beef choked a Hartford
blacksmith to death. -.. 4. .ari
Mcclellan has engaged his passage to
America for the first week in November
The recent hail storm in Philadelphia
destroyed $250,609 worth of glass.
The ritualists take three hours for the
performance of the marriage ceremony. :
Bad for nervous brides. t2
The question of admitting negro chill
dren to white schools is making a row in
Ohio.
New Hampshire has lost its oldest inhab-
liant. Mrs. Betsey 2. Eastman, who died on
Monday, aged los.
Another conservative negro is candi-
date for Congress for Mississippi.
A Maine Yankee has come to his death
by whiting his leg instead of shingle.
New Hampshire has made million and
a quarter out of country boarders this sea-
son. '-.'
Fair Haven sent out 2,64OOOO quarts OF
oysters last year.
Derby's gout makes him think of resign
ing. Resignation is great virtue.
Victor Emanuel is to give medals to those
who "render signal service" in the cholera
season.
Mr.. Fink, with the assistance of his BROTH
er-in-law, kicked his wife to death in New
York the other day.
The Maine Medical Association has de-
cided that no physician is justified in pro-
ducing abortion except when necessary to
save life. .- Sd.
General Scott left his property to his
daughter, his Pulaski sword to West Point,
and his Mexican sword to his grandson.
The proprietors of the Memphis Bulletin
publish statement which goes to show
that Semmes was ousted from the editorial
chair tor lack of ability and experience.
A versatile scamp stole a melodeon from
Baptist church in Wisconsin, and after
wards returned and delivered lecture in
the despoiled edifice to a delighted congre-
cation.
The Providence Herald thinks recon-
struction very incomplete, since the col
ored operators at "shaving emporium"
in that city refuse to operate on gentlemen
OF their own color. 1- 5.ii
Rachel Levin, Varnhagen's beautiful and
famous wife, died thirty years ago, and has
just been buried. She left instructions to
have her body deposited in special cham
Der for that length OF time. go =
"Do you chew tobacco?" asked a lady of
young man in street car by whose side
she displayed her immaculate skirts. {. No
ma'am," was the reply. - but 1 can get you
a chaw if you like"
Speaker Colfax and Senator Morton have
made pleasant little arrangement for the
Presidential contest. They have buried
all animosities, and Morton has done the
same with his personal aspirations,s agree
ing to throw his influence in favor of Col
fax, while the latter is to reward him with
seat in his prospective Cabinet. -.-