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at 81 04a1 O5; holders anxious to sell.
Fetrole1m-Dnll at 29a3lc for refined.
Lard Olt-Dull; current make 81 45:
winter 81 SIS.
S2a2 so per barrel.
AFPIEs-Dun at s2s4 90 per barrel.
BEEF CATTLE-Dnn and drooping;
good to extra $4a5 so, gross.
Hoas-Dull at S7as so, gross. Two
housesl commenced slaughterinE to-
day. Weather quite favorable.
E1cHANsE-Dull; LILO discount buy
ing for selling; market dull.
MoNEY-Continues close at sa1O per
cent.
OCTOBER I9.-FLoUR-Dull; sales OF
spring extras at So 00aS 25.
GRAIN-Wheat-Qui and lower;
sales No. 1 at 81 4la1 AZ and No. at
81 S23<a1 81, closing at 81 S21<a1 S2N
for No. 2; sales of No. since
demand at 10 lower; sales OF No. at
ssas9kc No. 2 at s75Sa90c and rejected
at SIC and closing quiet at SS1<caS9 for
No. 1; sales of No. this p. m. at $50.
Oats-Actiye and lower; No. 60H
a513Sc and rejected at 4s5<a49c, closing
at 505<c for No. 1. Rye-Dul and lower;
sales of No. at 24A1 % and No. 2 at
Barley-In fair request and unsettled;
sales of No. at 81 Seal SO and rejected
at Gal IS, closing at 81 s7a1 So for No.
Toledo.
OCTOBER 19.-FLoUR-Droopin
GRAIN-Rheat-Opened steady; clos
ed at Ia2c lower; sales of No. 2 white
Michigan 81 97a1 9s; amber 81 SO; No.
amber 81 60; No. L red 81 S5: No. 2 red
81 &C. Corn-2c lower, No l at Csc.
OatB-Shade lower, No. l at 66a661<; No.
2 at 55a55I<; Michigan 56a561f. Rye
Steady, No. 2 at 81 50. Bsrley-Quiet
and firm.
OCTOBER 19.-FLoUR-Dun and un-
GR91N-wheat-Choice grades firm
and little better. Corn-Unchanged
at 95a9Sc. Oats-Very dull at 60a64o.
Rye-Sales at 81 Goal y. BRrley-Un-
changed.
PRovIs1oNs- at Ss1 OOa
81 so. Bacon-DuIl"at 1S1zc for shouI-
ders; 171<al75So for clear sides.
LARD-1Sc, tierce.
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z U ROPE.
DuBL1s, Oct. 10.

DuBL1s, Oct. 10.
Marquis Abercorn refused audience
to the Limerick delegation on behalf of
Fenian prisoners.
The Junta has issued an address on the
future form of the Spanish government, /,
saying that It will be the duty of the
Cortez only to decide thereupon, but that
all people will be allowed to express
their opinions. Olozoga has declared for
a monarchy, supported by Serrano and
Lopete, the unionists and democrats
are Wiling to accept monarchy or re-
public If decided by universal suffrage.
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a1ARxErs BY TELEGRAPa.

New YORK, October 10.
CoTroN-Quiet and steady, sales of
1900 bales at 251Sa25Ec for middling
uplands.
and State, and dull and heavy for
pretty much all other kinds.
GRAINIWheat-DulI: heavy and
heavy at 81 5sa1 60 for western. Oats
Quiet and very firm at 75A751<c foi
western adoat. Corn-ueavy at 81 13a
1 l5 for unsound and 81 16aI 16X for
sound mixed western.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork-Q and steady
at S2s 62a2S 20 for mess, cash and regu-
lar. Beef-DulI and declining. Bacon
Steady, with moderate demand. Cul
Meats-Quiet and steady.
LARD-Dull at 19al91<c for fair to
prime steam.
EeGs-SteRdy.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
GoLD-Stropger; opened at 1861, and
closed at 1377Sal371<.
GovERNMRNT SToCKs-Active and
hrmer; coupons of 'Sl. 1161<a1162s: do
'62, 1147<a1I45s; do '64, 1l21<a1122si do
'65, 1l21Sa1125s; do new, 11l3zalll2s; DO
'67, 11lssal1i7<; do '6S, 1llzsall2; 10 4Os
1O63Eal93<.
STooKs-5:sO prices: Pacific Mail
1ZIAalZI<; western OulOH 10ISSL1tpt
36Na37; New York Central 12Sal2SN;
Erie 4SISa4SI<; do preferred 7Oa7I; OHIO
q Mississippi 3I5Ss32; Wabash 661za
653<: do preferred 7S1<as0; Michigan
Central ilsaII9; Michigan Southern
saJIasQl<: Toledo l041za1O47<; Fort
Wayne lie; Terre Haute 43a441z; do
preferred 66s4s61.
ETPREss SHAREs-Wells, Fargo q
Co. 81; American 46a461<; Adams 5l1<a
EIII. IInItpd States 48a49.
Cincinnati.
OCTOBER 19.-FLoUR-Dull. but in lit
tie demand; family So 25As 10
wHRAT-DulI; held at 81 90 for No l,
and 81 80 for No. winter. Corn, dull;
Irregular, new 6Oc. old 95a97c. Oats,
dull at 6os6Oc for No. 1 choice white
Rye, steady at 81 3sa1 40. Barley, strong;
state spring at 81 2Oa2 80; Canada
50 5Oa2 55: no fall Offering.
CoTToS-dulI; middling, 23a14c.
Observation-Disclosures.
WHIsKY-Very dull; closing at 81 20.
PRoyIsIoNs-Mess Pork, scarce S5
barrels sold at S30,75. Lard, dull 1S5<
for CITY, Is for country. Bulk Meats
dull: shoulders 11Nc: sides 14c. Bacon
dull; shoulders 13a1S1<; Sides, 155<a.
I6< and 16z<a17c for nib; Hams-very
dull at 14aI5c for common and 175<a.
lg5< for sugar cured.
BurFRR-2U higher and scarce; fresh
Eaes-scarce at 25a26o.
Ons-Linseed oil-Dull and nomina
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PHILADELPHIA polls larger vote
than the City of New York. The total
vote for Auditor General In Philadel-
phia on Tuesday was 121, ,441-anE lin
crease OF nineteen thousand seven hum
dred and seventy-nine over the vote of
the city for Supreme Judge in 1867,
The vote of the city in 1865 was los, ,O22,
ever polled in New York city was in
1865, when ia, ,169 votes were cast for
Governor. TE el ..LL ls9-
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THE SOUTH.
Besinnlng OF the Reign of Terror.
sneriE and Judge Assassinnted:Sin
Louisiana.
Murder OF . negro
Preacher.
TBy MALL
NEW ORLEANS, October i

NEw ORLEANS, October 1s.
The Sheriff and parish judge of st.
Mary's Pasish were assassinated at
franklin, Kpuisiana, last night. The
sheriff was killed in his hotel, and the
body of the parish judge was found on
the street, by the patrol, which was or
ganized Immediately on the discovery
OF the sherifE's assassination. The cor
oner's inquest ellciteo nothing toward
the discovery of the perpetrators. Sew
eral persons were engaged in the trans.
action, bat they mounted horses and
escaped in the darkness before they
could be recognized.
CHARLESTON, 8. @. october lS.
= B. F. Randolph, negro preacher
from the North. and member OF the
South Carolina Senate, was murdered
at Cox esbury, in Abbeville County, in
this State, on Friday. BE had been on
an electioueering tour, and on Thurs
day delivered an address at AooevliIe
urt.honse. On Friday he took the
cars for Cokesbury; put his baggage
on the ladies' car, and went on the
platform. Three white men rode up,
dismounted, and fired on Randolph.
mortally Wounding him in three places:
Although it was broad daylght, lhs
murderers were not recognized, ana
made their escape. The body oil RAN
dolph was taken to Columbia.
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Boiler Explosion.
CAYuaA, N. y,

OAfUHAI n. I.1 UCI. ".
As the P. N. train west was crossing
Cayuga lake, and when about half way
across the water, the boiler exploded,
throwing fragments into the lake. Four
men were riding on the engine, none of
whom were seriously injured. There
was great CONSERVATION among the
passengers, but fortunately none OF the
cars were thrown from the track.
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New York CatIIe Market.

NV = U431At OUtUHISN To-
BEEF-Quist and a tride lower;
among the offerings were several droveS
OF Texas cattle, which were slow sale;
extras 161<a161zc; prime 151<a16c; fair
to good l4a15c; ordinary 12a13c; inferior
Gallo.
sHEEP AND LAMBs-M Moderately active;
receipts large; prices heavy; sheep A
exc; lambs 61za75<c.
Hoes-Higher ON the week; closing
tolerably active at S5Sa95<c.
RECEIPrs-2, ,2sS beeves; 1874 sheep
and lambsi 29,l5 hogs.
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ARrnnIs ConfeasIon.

The INrELL1eENcER announces that
pictures of the "Registey. mans" face
are to be charged for "by the linear
foot" To photograph its lies would ne
a losing business unless the artist were
paid by the square mile.-Re1tSteT.
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massachusetts.

BOSTON, October 19.-The trial of
Julius F. Hartwell for the embezZIe-
ment of a million of dollars govern
ment funds when Cashier of the sub.
treasury, with Charles Wellsn, Charles
81. Ward and Edward Carter as acces-
sories, has commenced in the United
States Circuit Court.
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LSlER-


ROCHESTER,, n. Y. :, Oct. Ig.
The Penfield paper mill in this coun-
ty, was totally destroyed by fire Satur-
day evening. The exact loss unascer-
tanned. Insurance 100000. Origin OF
the fire unknown.
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Died.
PRoY1pENcE. Oct. le.

PROVIDENCE, Oct. 10.
Hon. VIM. a. Staples, formerly chief
Justice of the Rhode Island Supreme
Court, died this morning.
WORCESTER, OetobeT 10.
Father O'Keefs, a Catholic priest at
Clinton, Mass, died suddenly this
morning.
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RtYer ana tVeather.

PrrTsBURGH, Oct. ~
Weather cloudy and cold. River
feet AZ Inches and falling slowly.
C1Nc1NNAT1, Oct. 10.
River failing slowly. Thermometer
54s. Weather cloudy.
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stabbed

PLATG1UR0, n. I,I Oct. 10. !
LV. Bates, principal keeper Of clin-
ton prison, was severely stabbed In the
SHOULDER by convict named Mullins.
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Arrived.

NEW YORK; October -.
The steamship City Of Boston, from
and Columbia, from Glas-
cow. arrived this morning.
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Ton FLORENCE, just defeated for Con-
,gress in Philadelphia, is now begging
the Secretary OF the Treasury for an
office ofsome kind. he says sthe DEM
ocratic party has gone up, and he
would like to be made an Internal
Revenue Supervisor.
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For seven years the Democrats
have predicted nothing but disaster and
ruin, and none of their predictions
have proved true. We advice them to
prophesy good for spell. and see If 1t
win not give them better name as
nronhats. =' -
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Murdcroa,
BuFrALo. October Ne,

3 The body of passenger. by one of
the lake steamers was found murdered
this morning. The man was about 25
Years Of age.
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If the Democrats succeed in Novem-
her. the Constitution and the Uniop
will be restored, and the country saved.
II RadicalIsm triumphs all will be lost.
Register.
1t really looks now as If all would be
trost." Not even the Democratic can
dldate for Congress in this District will
be saved.
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TEE Register says "nol surrender"
Don't give yourself any trouble, you've
nothing left,'to surrender. We have
moved on your .works and taken you.
The lime for capitulation is past.
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THE Louisville Courier, Simon Bo.
livar Buckner, gives up the struggle,
and hopes Grant will not be as bad as
was feared: H- 5a assh
"The verdict of yesterday virtually
decides the Presidential election. Our
people must make up their minds to
the fact that Grant will be the next
President We earnestly hope that the
apprehension so generally entertained
OF the evil that Will follow this result
will not be realized, but that new era,
of peace, quiet and prosperity may
dawn on the country"
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TIE Presidential election is not far
of, but there is yet ample time to bring
the Northern mind to just apprecia-
tion of the momentous issues to be de-
ided.-Re1fSteT. II -
4 We of the opinion the f'Northern
mind" already appreciates those issues.
we Judge SO from the indications in
Vermont, Maine, connectiedt. Penn
sylvania, Ohio, Indiana and Nebraska.
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nHE wINTER SESSION OF THE NOR
NAL School at HopedRIe, Harrison,
county, Ohio, Will commence december lst
iofS5 For catalogue or pAEtIeeIaa address
W. W.BRINKERHOFF,
oelL-5tW" PrinofPal.
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CLEyRLANp. ONO, oct. l9.

III. McArdIe, of Fremont, clerk of
here on Saturday, charged with the
issue OF fraudulent rehabilitation
papers. Examination continued
through Saturday and to-day still in
progress, McArdle and others will
doubtless be held for trial in January.
Judge Dickinson member of Congress
elect from 9th district, here as witness.
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A Democratic Judge and COnGreas.
man elect brought TO Judgment.
ne u arrested for issuing fraudulent
Naturalization to secure his
Election.
HIS Deputy arrested for Completely.

SANDUsKYI Ohio, Oct. 10.
warrant was issued Saturday night
by the United States District Court of
northern Ohio, for the arrest of Hon.
E. F. Dickinson, of Fremont, DemocrR-
tic Congressman elect, for the 9th dis
trict of Ohio, and also probate Judge of
Sandusky county, on a charge OF issu-
ing fraudulent naturalization papers
to secure his election. He will be taken
to Cleveland to-day for examination.
]. W, McAr6le, Dickinson's deputy,
and chairman of the Sandusky county
Democratic club, was arrested yester-
day in Fremont by the United States
Marshall on a similar process for
in the same frauds. Dickin-
son being summoned as witness
against him.
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Buffalo.
OCTOBER 1e.-FLoUR-Firm and

OCTOBER 19.-FLoUE-Firm and quiet.
GRAIN.-Wheat-In No. Mi
chigan nominal at 81 so. Corn-Duni
sales 20, 900 bushels No. western at
81 03. Oats-Fair speculative demand
at 6Sa6S1zc for western. Rye and Bar
ley-DulI and nominal.
FREIGHTs-Canal, zoo wheat to New
York and 171fe to Albany.
milwaukee.
00ToBER 19.-FLoUR-Dull and NOM
inally unchanged.
wAEAr-DuiI at 81 As for No. in
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-06-13

gen. Die spn pem 0eiebe fir biieie
tapfern @ertbetbiger Der Union ausses
iebten BpuntieS unp peni1pnen, fnb8er<
btnpli9tetten, peren mir ME Yer9e1en hiir<
fen. Die @ittpen unb @ailen ter
tapfern Eptten fins Die S@uBbefcblenen,
Elm beilises9 ermddtnib, fir Sic 11fIiBence
Gorge Der Ser, Staaten.
III. Die fremne Ginpanperuno, mel
DE in lebter 3eit Dem &ei9tbum Ser Maz
ton Is 8epeutente6 bin3u9efi9t unp sur
@ermebrun9 ber 9ilfSqueue Der Mepub>
Iii, Der 3uFu6t61dtte auerN atipner, bei<
aetra9en, loute bur9 cine liberale urb
9ere@te ppltttf ~be9inft9t &percer.
IL. Diel { Gpnpentipr ertldrt, caS 1ie
NIT allen unterpriften @6lfern fyupatbi<
frt, >relde fit tbr 9uteS &e@t tdnnpfen.
Son aarI ed,urs beamtrast. 3
49,. 8e1@lp11eM raB mir ben
@eit Ter 3p9bersistett unp Der @eree@
bun9, III bem bic Mdnner, pel@e ber &e<
be1ton sebient, ater jebt freimitbie ur,b
sen1einiam wiirten NIT Der Re9ie<
rut,9 ;ur 5erfeQuns be5 Griebens I'M
u,,b CUR @teoereinri@tun9 Der
Re9ierunser in ben Slbitaaten auf Der
.@runbla9e unparteiilder @ere@ti9teit
ulno slei@er Re@te, pteper auf9enpmmer,
tperbe1 ii, bic @euneini&aft be6 lpYalen
@plfes. l1no mir fnb pofur caB bic
Observation-Disclosures, &pel@e ben ebemaz
li9en &ebeuen ouferle9t purten, entferrt
&peroen, 1a@ Mas9abe ibrer 2oyalitdt
uno mte e6 init perSi@erbeit beS lpyalen
8plfeS oereinbar 1T.
Bei@lp11en. DAP mir bic 9rc<
ben prineipien, ,iecersele9t in ber unab<
Notwithstanding, als pie wabrc
@runblase pen1ptrati19er &e9ierun9 an
ertennen, unb nit Greuten jeben @eriu9
be9riben, bic @runcidbe gu elmer leten<
ben @abrbeit 81 ma&en auf iepem 3ou
amerifanii9en 8ppen6. ~.
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Wohlfanp auter 2eute.-
&c mag iein unn fpmmt bduf9 Dor TN
9eben. boB slhledle meniher seitlihe
6abssrrafsn ~ypeiter fonnen" unb ,.eul
al" werpen, tpte man ~ ioee,1 pReat
auein I'm NQ9smeinen bletbt'6 bod rrabr :
"@ie a%euronnen, 10 a%erronnen", uno ben
beRtn Grfpls unp Bsfanr lot bod thinner
bic Nrt.tt osNsn. her brap 1T unb rrclt@
uap ben f&6nffen S'ota fttnes Ituel15
RON 3 en- srmortet. Du6 lsbrt pte tdas
Tide @rfabruna tiner, Ssben ter ,aueen
bal IL febsn" unb wtrfltd fttt. @ine1
redt btuli6tn Belta ,tafar abr sisbt esr
ee|tanttt @cblRonh Ter gutter unb brapel,
peuti6en 2eute. wel@e in BEN Conn
50 oobberry In @afbinetcn< County
rpbnen unp -tt'ert Stiff unp quite Site
pitfes Conn 40 eineu, Der rp%pblbabenRen
r.s staatss a,ua&t bot Die G.lber
Der GARNER finb uobl bearbett.t. Genien IN
btNer Srbnun9, rit 6duitr bdt5h. iouber
unit etrdumio unp rte @trtsf@ohsbau'
ltdletten NIT aueu ueu.n gert.deruuetn
psrfebsu. t SD
Die tertide Metb pbiRen2,<
mtinbe be6 Conn @opbberrY II
In tetr trfrtuli&en gerbdhniGtn. e9br 9u-
ties 4il&letn. weldes fe i@pn ftftIdneerer
3eit tsfst. it tbr ~ Helm setrorben unr
ft IN lest baror,. cine f&6ne i,eue Rir9e
BON Sfetn ~ ertouen, pfl&e BE 0r6ee
BON 36 tef Sc Gub babsr NTH. Die
6nrnI 6&5nie unp St.bert sca Def
81. Yaul babsr ben Bau abernommen.
Ser. 6orf, Elm ltetensmdrbteer Damn,
il Drerteer Der @emetnee.
glide aRdlen pom bt.ier &tr6e nirb
BE Rtr6t Ter enanaeItfhtn @emeinoe
9fhant. BERN mnderer nrb alaenrein be-
listtsr prfpiaer 6er 8ubn 1T. Sc ii
eine Hrenns, nieies Mibrnbe ceuijhe
.Ssnlsmsni' ~ rur1maneern.
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3a7btmgtom @an8.
W!nueapoli6. OHM.


5etfa tudtetl 6etfa judbeiE
SD bin INNER ~se.enuet unb lufte tatet,
aDtqf aud red. ~treuaEbel mail fetn7
Sr lctre I'm Daftia etpa 5auic NAL etn;
traea tu, wer's tenn eibt7
trelt9 Der geterl Der uteraa beltebt,
stets bat Der an Sanb, mas III wauideu tt.
CT eibt eintn aus%se3etdueten Gti@:
Deefneat, gafeten, Rraut uub Salat,
unb @ptt peib, was Ct font nidt NOD tat-
gBetde Settcn. purr unb petb wte ber S&nee.
Reun's talt, einen punfd Bon Detstes. Rafee rber xpes
Gppie i'm Spmmer eista1tcs Bter,
Die fetnfen unb beFen QtauSre fnb t man tter.
unb tetm 9esablen 1T Ter Deter etn litera1er Naun
Gr l9rttbt ne III Ytel, nod III ruent9 IN.
psnn's a1te Auneen, Gilt ct germ Grebtt
unb re9nct MUIR ben gang eepGbnlt&ea grpHt.
unb ertra iet's benz Garuer mod seiast:
Gin gutter Stau une frti6e Gueue
Btntet man tetm =, eter auf ber Stele.
gu fattern bic Rute. Gdfen unb 9feree
ST TN staue glas iur etne game 5eerse.
run SHUTTER, Grdter, Batter unb Scbn,
apumt FIN su BEN sptel bes darlington.
Ter Yeter latet ~erscbenR etn,
5r ssrirrtdt Rets luata unb fbel III tetu.
kHR Se.e- E,-tsrir.
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ASfNs ~ ANNSe~ SSSS~Ss ~
sMiuwod In ct. Daal unter 9p11B 1pu
Bilbop @bipple.
Brpf IT, Verl9tepeoene 1betlt be9
Stoats, namentlt@ bet Slben, purber
in Der Nadt BON Montas auf DtenRaa,
BON, 8. auf ben 9ten SUM, BON eineu,
@e|froft beiuaeiu&i, be. nauentIid BEN,
&orn, 0urfen, unb Melpnen rtsler Srz
ten perbdn9nibpou eepprpen 1T. 6ter IN
Der Nd9e rparp ri@ts Don ete| let attmo6s
pbdrtf&eu 6etmiu@uns seriplrt.
" Sannue! Dapfe. jr.. purbe In 6artpre,
BURG IN &enlud9 BON eineu, p5ttlbaufru
9sbdnst neil Ct In. NC
Armce Soloat8eweien oar.
Cine Golet BON Spbn1on's
Gretfpre& un 9.-Q. g. Gruf, frlber
an, Brsecmen's Bureau tef&dfiat, tpu1be
mad @alssbu,9. Gent, etrem S.t ;ut-
fden @ranb 9nnttton unp Gprintb esz
f!h'dt, un, bort farbiee 4inpfr ;u unier<
ri&teu> Aa,s eina aut Ills !ss,en CANE
fac. 4I6 aber Die 9ebelen au1 eenonns
ten Gage bic Na@rt&t BON Der Grttipre,
dung Sobnion's erbieltsu, i&pdr3tsn f&
etn talbss Dusenb 9obnion Sympatbt(tr
bfe @ef@tn, etneeu ~ Brof, (4lueen
unp untb5anbelten tbn etau(am unb er>
tldrtsu tim, bas In tbrenn Drte tein pet>
btr Dam fartise .Rinter lebren bdrfe.
Brof lett nod SpbaIp bas Greebmeu'6
Bureau tieuon benu&rt@eietrurbei&tdtt
IS einen Beau'ten 3ur unttrfu@ung unb
gum Beriate babin. &saat
Aebnlt&e gerbre&en ,perben felt s9pbn>
fon's Grttfpreuuns tduN8 I'M Sdpen
perabt. Die 2ebrer fartt ct 8inber wer,
ben peytrieten unb pie Sdulbduifr ufe,
btrgebrannt.
(Mempb. 800
Die MtIanta rNem Sra" nfQ p!jen
bab ein plan fllr bic Domination bes Gen.
Mtape alS remotranlhan @teeprdfpsnt>
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Deutide @mierottonepom.
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taS i'm Mll9emetnen unb
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lid bic
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8eidretbun9 TIT ereS Staates.
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bic es S1rift9en6 nod etli9e 9unbert
CUR &erienpun9 CUR @erfu9un9 feben,
miro in ben na@ien @pGen bic neue
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5000 Gremplaren
err deinen. ....G.
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perfeblen> 70 1T cine i@leunt9e unp
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1a9e. unp btersu mit;ubelf fen 1T bic
jenem Oeutlden Mtnneiota6 cur9 fem
ei9ene6 Snterei1e 9ebptene YFi9t.
@ie tDnnen mir tattbelfen> fra9t ibr.
Nuf ;wei We9en.
Gntmeper> ibr f9reitt uns 1pfort
pie yiel BON ben pampbletS ibr GUT Ser
{9idun9 an Guere &n9ebGri9en,
6reunpe uue 8efannte in Deuti1lano
prer ben alien Staaten baber wput, unb
mir 1eneen Gu9 bic Derlan9te 3abl II M
9ebenp gu.
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fort uni rbne8orsu9 @bbre1fen Son
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Staater, &p%pbnenren @erwanbten, Greunz
ben unp 8etannten> unb mir nerfenben
an jere unS lberianpte @obre6e Yprtp
fret unb pbne ale Soften fir ben Gm~
pfanser cine S@rift lber Mtnne@ota.
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DEF, einslsent fir uniern@ taat, unb 1T IS
rarnentli@ Spn @idti9teit, un6 @tbrei<
fen rpnperlonen in Deutldlanb III ienben,
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S@uft@en Yueiter 9eben unb ron ben
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bari9aft leien lafen. ... 81
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fota> bic S6rift in ter on9e9ebene Nrt
Yeriencen; S9idt fe ielbit an bic 2eute
Gurer 8efanntl9aft pber {9idt' un8 bic
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in &uraem ,perten 5000 Bidder ols
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li9er 6anpelS< uno @erfebrslase, bFents
lideu S@ulunterri9t, Giienbabnen Il, &c.
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tannten Elm iol9es S9rift9en empfdr9t,
her erfdbrt ousfdbrli9l pie's ausfebt II
tem 2anre, in pel@en 9br pobnt, uni
tbr braudts i'm ni9tt in lansen uni
fpfipieli9en Briefen ;u5 f@reiben, bic prd
nur bru6fudsweile bel9rribe,, tbnnen,
maS III beidreiben 1T. ss
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ipncern teproert 70 kalb ibr bies selsltu
bic prn Gu9 '9emiinfdte &nsaN npr tGrs
,emplaren BEG OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, BIT
mir pbne Ollie 8pfer, 3xienten, pber 19id1
un8 bic Aeprei1en, berjenisen an be pil
fe iennen Iouen.
&plf S 2anber.
9trausseter Der y iuueiotaS taatsaeituna, St.yau
Rinneirta.
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Farmers mutnal Gniurance
MHpctattpn BON minneappli8.
Mbam Bud,
aaein!ee Ieent fir bic Counties: Stblev, 3tcpl.
let, B1ppn, RenStlle uub 81 ebmppp TT berett
Yer0b eruH9en fir bic pbtee @efeui6aft au3unetmea
unter ben lisberalRen Betinsunseu. gormer ete s,ra.
tern mpuen iab eebetea f3 entweter etress an tbm
rber an te Serren
5enry pSbler unb Co., 3enteripn,
Bm. @9immel unb &c., 81. Yeter,
Ibplpb @eiter, Neu ulnt,
6. prieguiB, Beaver Sails,
su wenben.
I'm eeaeisie guitriee bittet .
SOC Mtam Bud.
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Dcut{be 8anf,

Dcut{6e SAINT,
Ct. paul, minneipta
stEt, 9rtefe, oesr Na&rt@ten lteeeu Dor fl.
SO. 335 Sob. 5ein. 5einnine.
Mp.S336 @us. Yrebn.
80. 334 SOB. pb. &inter.
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(Mempb. 3ta.)

Die Mtlanta rNeu Ga" wiQ p:Ien
bob ein plan fllt bie Domination bes Gen.
Mltape als rempfruilhen @%tesprdFpsnt<
: Ganpt ,ul nit 1antcf als
Nrdfren!idafts : @anp.paten i'm 8ertt
al