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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-01-11
THE GREAT COUGH MEDICINE
n. Il co.'s
Hungarian BALSAn on LIKE.

Among the thousand and Que remedies pui
forth and cxtolled for their manifold virtue,
In curing affections Of che Lungs, The HUN.
GARIAN BALSAM OF LIFE stands pre-emI.
nent a. The mfst aud the best This medicine
was used extensively IN England Cor d long
time, both In private practice and In hospitals,
Tor consumption, where II met with unbounded
success, previous TO Its Introduction into this
country, since which time Il has lost none Of
It's former powers In allievatiuR all affections
OF the Lungs, curing rs II by magic all ordi.
nary Coughs aud Colds, and II the use Of Il 1.
persisted In, EsR certainly cure iaapisnt con-
sumption.
We have convincing evidence Of Ia Intrinsic
worth, sufficient TO justify ne In the enormous
expense Of bringing II 70 the notice Of the
American people, In its new dress We can
safely assert that one bottle Of this Healing
Balssm Il worth more 10 the sufferer than iii
the cherry pectorals and ex~pectomnis known.
Here h what some few persons state, unso-
Hcited, ffss and voluntary, In reference TO this
great and wonderful COUGH REMEDY:
N. r Cherry, a highly respectable and inau-
entail citizen Of Ripley, Tenn, says; az used
twelve bottles Of your Hungarian Balsam Of
Life In the case Of my daughter, which cured
her efectually. She had every symptom Of
Consumption, and was 80 pronounced by the
best physicians. consider II q wonderful
remedy
solomon Shaw, a merchant, and proprietor
Of Shaw's Cotton Mills at Quincy, Gibson
county, Tenn, says; "Your Hungarian Balsam
Il truly m invaluable medicine. II has cured
promptly many cases In this section, where the
throat and lungs were involved. We want no
other Cough Medicine, such as Is generally got
ten up 70 humbug the people. Your Balsam
Il the only reliable medicine for the disease Il
PROCESSES TO cure"
Letter from Dr.. r. b. Shore, one Of the 6us
Physicians Of Shelby county, y
MoRsHe Sus, Feb. q. 1850.
Messrs. Mansfield 4 Higbec, Memphis. Cen
tlemen-I have always had q di~sinclination 10
use In my regular practice any medicine Of
which | did not know the component parts:
but ] have noticed, for several years, q medi-
cine which you prepare, styled Hungarian
Balsam Of Life, for the cure Of coughs eolds,
consumption, bronchitis Ultima, and other
affections Of the throat and lungs, which has
proved, in every instance that has come under
my observation, 10 be the best and most soyer-
eign remedy for these complaints I ever knew.
] can say with all oandor that your remedy
for lung diseases lisa very superior specific, a
well as q scientific preparation, essentially dif-
fercnt from all Others Of IL elias with which l
an acquainted. most cordially endorse IT,
success and win do everything In my power 70
make is extraordinary effects known 10 the
public. I'M respectfully your,
r. B. SHORE.
For sAle BY J. II. YATES, Panola, and 7. @.
MATHEWS, Long Greek.
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Amendment to Inc Military Bills.


The following is the bill amending
military acts, which passed the
House Of Representatives by a vote
of 104 TO 80:
Section l. BE u enacted, That SO
much Of the fifth section Of the act
passed March %, 1857, entitled an
act supplementary to an act to pro-
vide for the more efficient govern
ment Of the United States, passed
March, 2, 1857, and to facilitate their
restoration as required, that a majori-
~ Of oil registered votes of the Dis
trict shall be cast in favor Of the
ratification Of the Constitution before
IL becomes valid, be, and the same is
hereby 80 modified, that q majority
Of votes cast at the election for the
ratification or rejection of the Consti-
tuition shall be considered as valid,
and as affirming or rejecting said
Constitution. n
Sec. O. Be 4 further enacted, That
the several States which may be re-
constructed under the act Of March
2, 1867, and its supplements, may, at
the time Of voting upon the ratifica-
ton Of the Constitution, vote also
for members Of Congress, who shall
be entitled TO take their seats in the
next session Of Congress, after their
several States shall have been ad-
mitted into the Union, and until a
new apportionment election for said
members shall be according to dis
tricts as they existed in 1858 and
1860, except where otherwise pro-
vided Tor, and the same elective OH
Gers who make returns Of votes cast
on the ratification or rejection Of the
Constitution, shall enumerate and
certify 10 the votes cast for members
Of Congress, and give certificates Of
election 70 those whom they may
deem elected thereto. Z
This bill having passed lie second
reading in the Senate, there can Be
littlc doubt bat that L viii become q
law, and thus add anosher to the
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-01-11
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A Gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature decay, and all the
effects Of youthful indiscretiou, viii, for the
sake. OF suffering humanity, scnd ffte 70 all
Who need Il sbe recipe and directions for
making the simple remedy BY which be was
cured. Sufferers wishing 70 profit By the nd
sertisers experience, can DO 70 BY addressing,
In perfect confidence, JOHN d. OGDEN,
mayll-ly q Cedar street New YoFk.
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N. J. ROssEL,
GROCER, C0TToNFACToR,
Gessrss Csn1sssses .uerchsns,
af2W 3HLA
No. $40 Front Row,


Thankful Cor the liberal patronage hereto
fbrs extended 70 ne by ny fiepds I woaid ~
Ter oshers 70 any one doing business hsresofors
with my houss. Ihsvs always % hand amllJ
and plantation supplie<. Aise ample facilities
kr handling III eslspa o. ssber produce cor
riFnsd "a y. Ckasges - los = r<aulsr mgr
shastse . ~ ~. sad = 1ev ~ iesislnsfs
10. CuLDEafo0r, vsli knoen n Mar
shall sud ppeo>D sseasie< nlxs. b svsy1 -
k.sd. and 10 oonsertioe viii v. D. RQDNAN,
Of nauhAlI couhty. Nh, vouId - 1900 V
meet ssd scconncdss< thsis 81 h5snds -
veil ss sther> needing ssppiis~ ~1s-sn
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-01-11

There are some remarkably strange
things about certain parties we wot Of.
How is 1t that some men eau 90 to q
circus and take their families, yet
cannot pay for their county paper and
legal advertising9 How is Il that
the same men can afford b smoke ci-
gars, drink at the saloons, etc, but
can't pay the printer, or a small store
account? How Is IL that the same
men promise to. pay ''next week, GER
tain" and never fulfill their PRONE
ises? How Is il that the men who
pledged themselves to settle with us
when they sold their cotton don't.do
50? "a hintto the wise Is sufficient"
We hope.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-01-11
DIGGING WELLS.

I am now digging wells al seventy-ave eeni'
per foot, and will insure them against quick
sand. Two good hands mist be furnished when
occasion requires. Myself and mule must also
be furnished during my work on the job.
TERMS CASH.
jyG-4m. b.k. kUNkEb.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-01-11

P~RsAcHno.-Rsv. G. B. Young
viii preach At the Baptist Church on
sAs second Sunday in January and
~ Saturday before, It the usual
IN.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-01-11

We are placed under obligations "a
Ne Hon. John W. Bost Surveyor
General Of California, SSr alss Of Va
rious pspsEs Of that State. Such "a
yors are always appreciated BY us.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-01-11

The Great Southern Remedies
English Female Bitteu, King Of
CAills, Red Diarrhc> Remedy, etc.-
iept ooastantly on hand for sale by
IN. YATES, Panola.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-01-11

81 &,Aa,
saI#fk. amf T-t.allhK maI
#=|siY + lAzz.a.Izz ~.
As=sssfs 4 " - II ~ fs9alss =
- ~ z|ssfz ssnlss=s -
n rhf Ivy M r.h 4.
f'''HE fIt Nv
81 IT, f'tafh = tAsM dHF thahta
A. IAsII azIIk sI..la.1
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-01-11

Blink Attachment alwsys On hsnd
nd Sos sls q this Office. All other
kinds Of blanks printed TO order on
short notes.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-01-11

H. Jamss Q. Rossss has bssgns
spsrusr IN the management sud
esbvl II he Charleston 7hllaAxlsh-
n.
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CITATION NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, rascia county. ~
To bspeey Wrenp, one Of ths hahn e lag
Of Franklin wrenn, deceased. Yoa an hereb,
cited 70 be and appear before The Probate Cos,,
o. aid county, ~ The courf-bouss thersoG On
ths +th Monday In October, 1907, then and
ness y : e.use WY H. pstlliea = n. a.
croxsf admlnistraior Of The s<tsts q saId
deeessed, prz Ing for sale Of The west half Of
section land No. %, 10 township 0, ranes I,
west IN aid county, should noths srsnted ~
order OF court tssaef sepfember Il. 1891.
se's-'t W. w00TTks. clsrh.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-01-11

Teunxs Grss Phydolcxiel vort. q svsry
os< bic = docfof<-b<ff / . pdvuts luslru11cs
hf married pss~ons Or tho>> shouf.. = nssFn
beth male sd ftuzfe, q svsfyikisx onnesns-
Ing The physielsEy sad r>iAfioss - ~ sexual
systsn, md NE pvodoetien % pFsvsaiisa 4
sa>prsx. iaeisdIhg III he NV discsssries
nsves h>fbrs given n Tie Eseii.h 1aneuaea -
VI. ysrrs. y. D. fhis b rally : ssinshls
~ isnruess uork. Ht6sdsi1u b plnis
l1n11eGe ~ DE reDe.1 foakr. a. = ifuo-
t<1tp1 N upunf<s = - hun<usA enoruv-
~ 40 ysssF au.riet ppopIa = sh9i -
n.y1sls1 nanSe1s, sal haslHf ~ ~ H.
4n1st |, unPfs1 ~. ~ - ~
: .s.ssi.s.s ~. 49, - ~ H.
- y t<1s1 -. - ~ neshs1l ~ 49,.
! VII - ~ = ~ - = ~ puunio1 Z
~ Cent. A1trU9 ns-Wn Yuua u ~
slssss ,.sss s>'ss pssfsA fhns1dP>ta
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-01-11

~ 1sxls Gyvvp, > e>rll|a en-
= 4nb 81 ~, q - Ibosd 4
~ ~, raseIa, ~ 3. 9
(sksvJ, 1oae Csp5h.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-01-11

The editor Of the dark lantern or
gan in Memphis Is the silliest fool
and most uumitigated liar extant,
We would tell the reason, but ito nc
he i q totally impervious to
argument as bis idols-the sweet
scented gorillas which inhabit the fve
erritories-applauds treaSn, disre-
CARDS law, takes things which do moi
belong to him, lauds traitors, laughs
At siu, rsvels in iniquity, and bask.
in the smiles Of prostitution. He il
building up a cheap reputation-liks
Be who built his house upon the sand
will, ere long, crumble and
fll before popular opinion into as
utter inSigni6cance q . snowflake
in the crater Of Mount Vesuvious.
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MEMPHIS, TENN.

Keep constantly on hand q full and eompless
a.sor'ment Of Guns Piston, Powder Flasks,
sloi and Game Bags Caps, wads, AmmusI.
uon Also, 4 large stock 81 Watches, Jswslsy
sna s'''efHAre. Se7e-3n
The New York herald., 1868-05-07

q WEST 10TH STA MIDDLE AGED AMERICAN
Zf woman housckeeper In the country Can take he
ent,rc charue Of q hotel; reference if required
The New York herald., 1868-05-07

10 EAST 9TH ST., THIRD DOOR FROM UNIVERSITY
10 pace-A lady OF the highest respectabty, who has
had experience In managing large boarding house. de-
niug the same situation In hotel school, pubic IN;
stltuon or private family also good scamsess I6-
lection 70 The country exceptionsbs references Ctn
address above.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-02-15

iielen. Sd mar nabe barar, auf3utebcn
unb ibr cine &u9el pur6 ben &opf 81 jaz
aen, aber iie io4te ni@t auf piele Mrt BE-
frat werben. l1nner1ebenS 1fnete 1ft6
bic Ebir uno spei ftdmrnise &eilenbe
traten Gin. SD ipran9 .ip9lei6 en1pcr,
bire lie auf'S ber,lidfe miIfpmmen unp
laate ibnen, 1pel9 Elm. @llf e6 fit mid
aemeien, paB Tie in bielemM u9enblife elm
oetrcfm ieien. Die gonje @eldi6te
mar in tpeni9er, ais 3tpei Minuten er<
s1blt. S9neI belpnnen padten mir Die
brtrunfenen @6bne uno haneen 1e feft.
Die Mlte tbeilte trpBrenL baB fe ii9 NIT
lautem @tldrei GUT @ebre lebte, baS Sc
Ibid, ibrer Spr6elin9e. Der Snbiuner
tanst,e, 'ppr 2uft unb Greute uno cab uns
.,u 'periteben ID e, Spr @@mti;en ni9t
'iblafen fInne, 70 ,pp4e Ct 1rns unp triie
0efe6elten bepa9en. De- Sci er fam
1i6 benfen, raB mir niid,t. yiel 19liefen.
Dit beipen, 6rembeu er;dblter> >pie fe ii9
emf in dbnli9er. Sage befunoeu bdtterl
eann rutben mir Elm @eil6en.
Der Sag fam enoli@> bolo uno rulenz
r,tb> unb nit i'm rte gtrafe unierer Sc
f%ansensn. sic paren jebt gang 1iiGtern.
Sbr Sue muroen bon, oen Damien bez
freit, oter ibre Nrn1e blieben 8efeHelt.
8ir flbrten Fe binous in ben @alb,
unp Madden, mir init ibne>1 9etban> ME
BE &e9ulatoren pieier 3eit init perartiz
gen uebeltbdtern 81 tbun pfe9en, brann<
ten bic 9iitte nieoer, 9aten NQes> mas
ie AT @afen> @erdtben uno Jeuen entz
baIten Datte, ben jun9sn &rie9er uno 90
gen cann mpblSemutb ben Meoerla0un
aen Res Slten5 3u.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-02-15

- llsbsr cine an, 10. SAT-, In Wors
Ron oo0soaene 6inyiatuaa oss Wiftm6r>
ee:6 5ely Tyeymono lIeaen Usri@!s por
nslde auf rsn 3uftaao BET Dplf6t1 Fttano
In Canton Baaot Elm b11F bebenfltttS
2i6; merfen. @dcn am 9. .fa6te DIE
Staet taum cis Wenae Der 9anb!eute,
wsl&e ouf Smnt5u0an> Bausrnwaasn, 81
Yisrte uno ~ Gub aus Der umgeeeno, oft
3ebn unc mebr Stuabfn melt, berbeigez
aoaon' marer. Dos @dofot murce BE-;
Ghttet uno tsft@een, manne fsbten d6
auf ben @i6tfubl! Der @9arfri9ter aus
llri Cper1elbe pel@er cinlt ben Bu6cruder
RYnifer upon &e9t8we9en" bur9priiaeln
muBte) sei9te in elmer &neipe ierem Der
e6 ieben pplte, ba8 &i9ti9wert> urb erz
;ablte Spn 1einen friberen @recutionen
baa:itrdubenpe @eldidten. Die Yplaei
;ei9te iib 3iemli9 unmSdti9. Die glnz
5abl Der 3ui1auer fol- ii6 Bel ber6inrtG
tung auf $4,000 belaufen baben. Die1e
fano erit Tim 103 ubr Gpr1ntttaaS Natt,
% Dap Elm Serebrln9smurot9es Yubltfum
iid rprber 9e'nitbli9 rur9 Elm ti6tiaes
Grabitiid tdrfen tpnnte. @erabe,u urz
Slaubli6 flin9t es, tpent1 ersdblt miro
bic nadten Nn4ebGri9en beS @erurtbeilz
ten lelblt trieben einen b19t eintra9liz
@anoel NIT pel1en Photographic.
Der alte Mari1au @ran9el in
Berlin erbielt am gfeujabr5ta8e aus So
ntA6ber9 cine 10 Yfuno f9were> nit mi
litarilden Gmblemen Sersierte Warsipau>
&urte gum @eldenfe unc nabm bielelbe
NIT ben bulprplen @orten SD barf
Jpn MIDI e1en> aber es freut mir !" e,t9ez
9en.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-02-15
.@iac Rrobe freic: amerifanifber
80 4g3 H5ila &rttif hN .
ttr Inter BEN 0emanbe Der Eeli'
4etou auftrttenbtn Berl@re >isht
=. s5zsa.}mfa4benbeit 9ag:I@@.4& 4

Sc if..eine ~Mude" perjtniaen unlersr
sreuti9en Q%antsleute, melde (ib nit rr'i'
Namen bee. 6rcifnn6 triillen epbne
pieles berrli9e @ut iu fennen pcer gar es
Al Re iBen, baB pie9lmerifaner larn1at u'1e
lonperS iecem mBsli6en BlSritnn~ Der
ebruna 3plIen, bet fi@ ibnen in Rem @e<
tpanee Der @eli9ion prdientirt> trabreno
bp6 bic amerifanii9e pre6e spl 1T pom
Bepeilen, tae ter @eiit FREEZER &titif ben1
Mmerifaner mebr uno mebr eiae1 1rire
unp pab ter il9 ,idt f@eutin eieitm@ eiite
oeaen Solde su reten> 1pelde unter beln
Dorwanoe, ter@eli9iu, gu pielen, bieielbe
fbur@ @orbrin9nnA ron @eribrpbetbetten
entweiben ut1b ld6erlt@ maden.2!i e!ne
Iebr 19Sne prpbe bierrpn bietct Gin e'r'zs
aelanrt il, rem@t. @lpubS puraal, 1t, rem
e6 betbt:I = ,5"2D ~ &.,>'
Sim lebteu @onntaa Mteno lbielt4 Or.
&eitb rpt1 Minneappli6 IN rer eot1Arez
qationalilen Stride cine @crlell119 abe1
,;pie pFi6ten! Der Glter1 1tt1b Sot1ntaas~
IS6uuebrer." Or er6Hnete ieinen 3ubSz
rern, tab cine ae1noue prifll,s, oea Sen:
1uS uno quite @9dsuu9en Sei9ten, hae
cine 5dlfte Der CUR @elt sebpreren '&tnz
Der ferben ebe ie ba8 Ste Sobr5 errel9t
mad welGem fe III furSer 3eit Sareds
%nun96fdbig w0rcen. T. i#:' >.,. ..,"1: .:
Sic @eu@ler in Der + Stride UNI
bic @briten auBer perlelben Bebbri9 IN
MnI6laa 9ebradt fdme Elm Grma91ene'
i'm 5immel auf o@t3i9 &inoer. .@einf
3ub1rer, na9pem 1ie' leinen 8ere9nu11>
oen cine @eile ras Sbr Seliebem mubter
III Der u%eber3eueun9 fomne1, RAP e6 bel
Ter unb 1i9erer fir ibre &inper 1ei np>
BEN funftenS abre3u ferben. SD CLAUDE
caB Der 9ebilpete Gbeil Der 3ubSrer mid
in Ter Bebauptuno unteritlBeu Aptro, cof
Der @ort:a3 fallb mar III iei,enS @ll6el
unb bS6 III @einer Tencen3, baB fattitil9'
Bere9nun9en iber einen lplden @eAen:
1anr I'M bD11ten @rape underwriting 1in'
urb nur ra3u beitra9et1, bic Slut css I'm:
9laubens> mel@e iter bas 2anp wp9t 81
i9lrellet. Z. IT,
Sic meinerli9e@ el9idte Ypn benz tlei
men Mdt9en, mel9e6 1i6 ;uSope 'pei1te
neil eS i'm Sitter Don 6 Sabren nod mid,
in BEN &ir9enperbano aufgenommen 'per
ben fpnnte, 3etst Bios, taB oaS &ino Sc
mitbSfranf mar lnb einen Doctor n3tbt!
bate. @'ebt ben &inpem eine1 9ellroe'
2eib unb ibr sebt ibm cine 9elunoeS eele
unb inbem ibr ibnen lebrt, weile 8rce
mitbis uno ebelberSi9 gu iein> le9t ibr 81
@runrla9e fit Elm driFli6e6 geber
Das llebri9e fSnnt> lift getrplt benz Nulis
benben @ater iberlo6en." - ~.
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Ste morepntte auf ser Nrairis

Sci nefnsr @ldtebr son, obern mi|=
iiippt fab III mid eine5 Ec9ss a,awunz
eeu, cine >er arpb:n protrien Al ourd
manbern, tpel9s in o!eiem Ehs'le bt,
Ser. @taaten bo6 Nuaisbm es6 9onees
~ Dem tines unablebbarea B'umsn9or>
tens NADER. ,DaS @e!tfr mar it5r> Der
6!mmsl blau> Nus8 .tn9s um nt@ mar
Brilbs Duff unb Narhe. Die Natur fab
cue, olS lei Ge''ebtn:aeboren. Weln 3aa>,
,en,. msfn@ sw'br Il. me,n5uno ,coren AUG
mas Id @s(tulaaft uno @epId bel mt:
Bate ST Dar nit treiFidm MofaFns
seisbsn uno gut ~ Due; benncd be-
peote tb mid nur 1anQlom pcrwd,te. 10
piel bate lib BE Ba,bsnp.odt Der Blu>
men urb bic Gprdnae. Der nieeli@en
6tl@fa!bsr I'm ibre Wut'r 3u htmun<
ceIn. g.. p 81. ~ u,
Msin Mar1d par Don lanR:r Gouty,
SD (ob cie @oaue btntsr tem .6c'E;pnt
Yrdufcn, lanee che ih ttne v5trede Don
Wolclono bemerfen fcnnts. unb fsins,
Menf6sn@ aele rrar ih tieien 1aa bfae5net.
Ier pfao, ben Id serfol0te war nur sta
alter inotan'i6er &tiseapfar, uno al8 , E
Nunfelbe't bic pratrte III lFtu{ddtten
onfna. flblte i'd In MIR ZEN Durid fd
rsaan, tpeniA7sns etnen Buih 1T erreiz
den, inter efI7en 3wetpen Id mid ME
etrle0en t6nn:e. Die &du3e bea1nnen
mid ~ umRatt,1n aelodt BON BIN Sc
iumme unp @sldzrtrre Der &dfer, ndhe
ibrt Nabrura ou6moden, unr cas- fernf
6sulsn eer @5'fsn sab MIR etniGe 6oH<
nuna. taB IL belo am Sauue einra
WaIbeS on'onaen wdtec.
Dtse ufiute Gh, unb Ga faf In >em=
lslben Muafnb|tde tin Qtat ror mir ouf,
R;mmsrte, idrttt ii in pousn @lauber,
coe Id mid rem 2aasr eireS ranefrenhen
Sne|aregfaums5 ndbere. talauf3u. Sd
b1tte MID 9esrrt. NIs Id ndber fan, Sc
mntts i'd an isir'm G9tmmsr, sa6 ea
ppn otn Seroe elmer tleinsa B!odz
bitts aueetns, unt naB cine bpdaswahz
isne @tfalt sutlhen ibm unb MT
BIN unb ,beri@ritt, als cb Ge e!Fria
NIT tdus!Edsn @s(h1fen III t5un
made. - "''@
Sd erret@te enbli6 tenSrt urp fraote,
intem i6 MIDI III Der Gbdr ;eiate, Biz
LANCE @titalt, welde f9 ais ueibli6eu
@ei9le@ts erpie6, pb i9 unter iibrcnl
Da9e pobl Elm Na9tquarticr bater
f6nnte. Sic antpprtete bejabent. Sore
Stimme mar raub, ibr Mnsus nadl1lTa.
SD 9tn9 nun binein, r1abm, mir fi>1el1 rcr
p%orbancenen 6pl3iei1tl uni. febtc mid ypr
ba9 Seuer. Der n1@fe @eoentanc, rer
meme Nufmeyfiamfeit auf fld tenfte, mar
|ein 166n 9ebilseter jun9er Sncianer, per
ben &opf ouf feline nit ben @Qbpaer auf
ben &rlen rlbeneen Mrtne oefenr1t> il,
elmer Gdc lab, Gin LANCER Bpoe,n lebnte
9e9et BE Wano, pdbreno ettne Mn,obl
BON pfetlen lno 2 lprrer 3, Ma,erpt'ocnfeue ii
einen 8iiecn lasen. Ct ralbrtc fd nidt,
ja> es I9ten lp9ar,> taS Ct, nibt emma!
at6mete. GertHbnt ali, riieNrt ter <nrio<
,,e,r unp mir bewu6t bab iie Sen Treiten,
ciMtiirter lTrenlcfn reni9 Mufmerfjau,z
feit {benfen,; falrln1erte st6y mid einrgBeIe.
MIDI iii tfggtt, enpli6 aber rtbtte i'd fbn,
f-Ff'f .|.t@ ~ 49, :. 4s-7Hs@S A" 1909 S##-HS NJ
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-02-15

NinnsopplI5,. ::: Mftnn.
Die unttrsetanttsn ~smpfetlen ben Deutf&en BON
5el nepin Nne ben un,lteeenben GputieS ibr reid balttses
0aner Spn barbelrfen n, ytebtBtnen, Iptletnn. Mrttttln
selu Der &unf s%ubereitet. Yremptt unb Bulge Beste.
mug auTaerne bitten um e~eaeisten 3ufpruA
George 6ubn u. 60.
auserten fns MIR asen.en tes rhtmltaR %b.tannt.n
wafIaae nno @pesitions @efhdft
BON .2erum u. guiet
in A.w yrrf unt a%utprifrt gDedfel nod alien. Gheiltn
Deutidlanps aus ,ufsaen, SdifSerniratte atSuf1lte.
Sen. %uberbaupt aae in ptees DAD eeb6rise @ef9afte Az
%befrrsen. Mle Dieientseu welde 8reunre pter Der.
'manbte BON 2eut hlano !pn,men laien. Yade:e eabin ~
b%efSrbern Dber. gpumadten ousiulegen batcn, ine
freuaolt&f eriuat It'd i'd tftli&' eeer mantlt3 All unt
su tutnben.
George 6ubn u. g.,
2stter Bpr 265 Mtnneapplis, Minn.
. "@upttDi S3auB,
Deutf9es @aitz unp Dcarping = 5au8>
,&ds per Baba(ga~ unit. nsuntsn ,@traSe,
son Sultl6 Wepl. .
Gtefes fceten In benz neuen @ebduet. BEN Capitol st.
senlter, erribtete Gta%bltTement tietet ben aeebrten Gd.
zen auBer Der freunelt&asn Bebtenuns I'm Nu eemetnen
aeta. !'h
""Mas ipnf'Qen eatetrant. eematlt unb feiu.
..Gtn Slnbib Vpn Der a%aerbtfen Sprt',
,,aisarren, famrs' @laubt. Ieuti&e, naetnem
= = ~ DprE,
New-York tribune., 1868-08-07
THE LABOR MOVEMENT.

MEETING OF TIE BRICKLAYERs' UNION NO. @
The Bricklayers' Union No. met last night
AZ Demllt Institute The President, Mr s. r. saul, was
in the chair donation OF S4 80 received from the
Carpenters and JoEers Society and one OF 80 from the
IoHgshore Painters. The committee en- the question OF
amalgamation OF the three Unions reported mat UmO
No. In favor Of such amalgatou' pht 4os, ahu
u were disposed. Demands for elghthour men
were received from various parties ana " was stated
that Mr. a. T. Stewart whose Dul1lng IS now
being erected 10y eight-h3ur Dttrhayers; t @ nau
anxious have the work pushed forward WIN all haste
The asked for instruction ana tRe matter was lSG m
the quarter which showed at S2l 10 had been received
and S2l3 81 dsbursed and that the Society has at pres
emf ss5 "a I'm bank IL announced that at meeting
cr was resolved that no laborers shall work eight
hours day during the strike, and IL was recommended
That line OF S. be levied every brcklayer receiving
material from non-SOcicty men.
THE STAIR BUILDERS.
The Stair Builders held n special meeting last
evening in Biegen Hail, West Thirty secondst Tor tho
strike. By unanimous vote II was resolved 10 uohae
of the strike all the funds remaining III the treas
ury. after payment Of outstanding debts.
CESSATION or THE CLOTHING-CuTTERS STRIKE.
At a meeting of the Clothing Cutters AssOcl-
alton held last evening IN COburgher Hall 1t was tacy
resolved that no further combined effort Ice made 10 en-
force 40 the present moment the demand for 81 day
The speakers said that the too r advanced
and Inc dealers too largely stocked to render further
prOiractOn Of the strike expedent OF likely 10 result III
favor Of the operatives.
STRIKE AT THE ROCK ISLAND ARSENAL.
Secretary SChOtcldS Interpretation 0t the
EightIOur law has given dssllsiacuonto 20 the 6OVeh
nent employees at the Arsenal Oh Rock Island On belng
told on Monday morning that thcy were az liberty ~
work 10 hours per diem at the old rate of payment OF
only eight hours with prOpOruOnate degree O wages
tbe workmcn began discuss the matter
among themselves, instead OF going TO work.
Gen. ROdnan informed them tlht all VINO
dd not answer their names M the o'clock rolicau
must consider themselves discharged from Government
employment iu the Arsenal. The men, however were oy
no mean, inclined submit calmly and spent the Tore
noon gathered together talking At The calling oi tha
rocall o'clock, only one hundred of the I'VE hund
red employees stepped up lu answer 10 the sum
mons These hundred submitted WIN
ms good grace they ctud lh
the face of their comrades who stood IDLY looAng o
The remaining 400 at commenced removing thrlr
ons from the Arsenal 10 the credit of the strikers be
n s,d not one of them attempted offer violence 10
their late feow-labuTcrs Who had chosen to remain ~
Nm. G0ycruIuent employ The sfouccuuer-, to the mum
ber of ljO went out IN body with the exception o one