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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-12-03
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Bitters nidt Gina Su einem an9encbmen, a~nre9enpen S1naps'
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Hem Sufahtt tx hdltea.
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YNeiBer Elubs

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%cntiprtnat. Tam turd, ben @etrnud ven @rbaa's y%taDenbtt'
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-12-03
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70 nobl berednet, has 8lut. Ut retnisen unb bas san;e Ssteln
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Maa9emit'elt,

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rrrtanrtn:n Ylstiiincn ilre fur nc %ehsrrlrHb rr !EIaNtz
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@;ue uu;c 9or*eneunSs= Meet;in
TT Gin piun> heitntbisin ,perth. 8ieter une .NsIe" iI"nen
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}nc bte ansriAI:m,ni:cn SaEr tuyh ben se.!isen Serrar6 sl'
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Jnsi8enton

IL M, eU, anScyey !iane fir GnsYcria gnh &c &.ieuee:in
steier !0.anybcitsn. Hrtad's Waeea gitters in 9~Deinslas-
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Rpbad's Waeen Bttters. Gin gDeinslasspu. teim :3utete
ssben eenumme1,, 1T Iaes, .uas e%rfpreerlt9 if, eelansen uni
lrditisen e@laf Su erseusen.
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RpYes, Yett ". g., Msenten. 49,
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TnE CoNDEslNED sENTINEL


A cold storny night in the month of
March, 1907, Marshal Lefebyre, with
twenty seven thousand French troops
had invested Dantiez. The city was
garrisoned by seventeen thousand Rus
sian and Prussian soldiers; and these
together with twenty or thirty well arm
ed citizens, presented nearly double the
force which could be brought to the as
sault So there was need Of the utmost
vigilance on the part of the sentinels, for
desperate sortie from the garrison
made unawares, might prove calamitous.
At midnight jerome Dubois was placed
upon one of the most important posts
in the advance line of pickets, it being
upon a narrow strip of land drising above
the marshy fat, called the Peninsula of
Nehrung. For more than an hour he
paced his lonely beat without hearing
anything but the moaning of the wind
and the driving of the rain At length,
however, another sound broke upon his
cas. He 'slopped apd listened pnd pre-
sently he called - Who there p
The only answer was moaning sound.
He called again, and this time he heard
something Ike the cry of child and
presently the object came toward him
from out of the darkness. With quick,
emphatic movement, he brought his
musket to charge, and ordered the in
truder to halt.
Mercy = exclaimed childish voice.
g Don't shoot me am Natalia. Don t
you know meg'
Heavens p cried Jerome, elevating
the muzzle Of his piece. Is it you,
dear child 2"
. Yes and you are good Jerome. Oh,
You will come aud-help mamma. Come.
she is dying"
1t was certainly Natalia, little girl
only eight years old, daughter of Lisette
Valiant. Lisette was the daughter of
Pierre Vaillanf, a sergeant in Jerome's
own reginlent and was IN the army In
capacity of nurse.
:. Why how IS this, my child p said
Jerome, taking the little one by the
arm What is it about your mother?"
"Oh, good j Jerome, you can hear her
now Hark q
The sentinel bent IN ear, but could
hear only the wind and the rain
8 Mamma is in the dreadful mud, !"
said the child, and is dying She is
not far away. Oh, / can hear her
crying.
BY degrees, Jerome gathered from
Natalia that her father had taken her
out with.lin III ,lc nothing; aud Chat IN
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Announcing Candidates.

For State officers SO 90
For County @ 8 90
For Nun; ;Sipal officers 8 90
cKsz lsE.[ q - @-tSsf - esatAhS. =
( Notices Of theSnbove character VIII be in
serted free of charge. Obituaries and trib-
utes of respect inserted at 81 90 per square.
Ba- advertisements IN Local Column 81
for four lines or less and 20 cents for each
additional line.
Ea% Voluntary communications, contain
ing interesting news, solicited from any
quarter. News letters from Western Ken
lucky and Tennessee especially desired.
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Hickman Directory.

Attorneys at Lai0.
r. o. Goalder, Randle 4 Tyler, a
D. Kingrnan, B. r. Walker, John A
Lauderdale, John W. Cowgirl. l.. h
Eiehol, Oscar Turner, j. G.. Smith, Troy
Tenn.
Physicians.
Drs. Gourley & Corbett. Carter Blan
ssa, H. c. Catlett, A A. Faris.
Dry Goods
j. Anfberg, VIM. b. Benny, z. Case
4 Co., Wolf L Plaut, j. H. Davis, j
g. Hubbard.
Drug Stores.
c. A Holcombe, w. r. Walker.
y Wholesale Grocers.
Millet & Ro9lhac, V. a. McCutchen,
h c. Bailey, Ledwidge.
.sg So Saloons.
Jshn Heinzs, James Parker, john
Whiting. John Semonese.
Hordusare and 7rnt0are.
r. P. Harness, S. n. White.
Commission Merchants.
Bondurant & Drewry, Overton, Steele
b Co.
Kirkpstrick & Bro
Cigar Manufacturer.
branels Miller.
Fagon Manufacturers
Hsrtwisk l. Baltzer.
@ Taitors.
Leafs Persons, f. Case.
Bakery.
Phillip A. Kaiser.
. .Rbro,ypist
H. 8. Campbell.
Barriers
!. Margrsff & Co.
Fruit Tree Nurssry.
George z. Rogers.
House and Sign Painter.
Thomas Fl. Jones.
Express Companies.
Merchants Union Express; Southern
Express; Overton, Steele 4 Co, Agents.
Furaiture Stores.
y. Bartoldus, Charles Oswald.
Marble Works.
y. @. Ramage.
.Sato Mills
J.H Dodds, Tom. w Collier.
Flcaniag Mills.
II. n. Robinson.
. Books.
s.H Davis.
Insurance Agent
Samuel Landrum.
Livery Stable.
VIM B. Plummer.
MATCHMAKER and Jsire'y.
Jshn D. Walker, A Plaut
Boot and .SAos Shop.
George Wehman, Casper Sohm 4 Co.,
Julius Frenz.
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uaRoLL EEsIN's FLAG.
NJ rArHHn arAs.

pY rArHER RYAN.
sunrolls Erjn's flag ang its fold to the
Let it tiOat Ger the land; let ii fash Ger tn,
Lift it out Of tie dust--let it wave as Of
When IT'S chiefs with their clans, stood
around it aud swore,
That never!-nol-never, that banner should
As long as the heart of Celt was it's shield;
While the hand of Celt had a weapon tc
WELD,
And his last drop of blood was unshed on
Lift it up wave it high tits as bright as
of old
Not a stain on its green-not blot on its
gold
Though the woes and the wrongs of three
hundred long years
Have drenched Erins Sunburst with blood
and with tears--
Though the clouds of oppression enshroud it
in gloom,
And around it the thunders of tyranny
boom,
Look aloft lqs,t al-s' ~ The clouds drift
=, =. 5 ,.s;;ss s
49, - u1Sul
on hight
Erin 5 dark night is waning her day dawn
is nigh.
Lift it up lift it up the old Banner of
Green
The blood of its sons has but Frightened its
sheen
What though the tyrant has trampIed it
Are its folds not emblarOned with deeds of
renown2
What though for ages it droops in the
dust,
Shall it droop thus forever Mo no God
is just
Take ii up, take it up from the tyrnnt's foul
tread,
Let him tear the Green Flag-we viii snatch
its last shred,
And beneath it we II bleed as our forefathers
bled,
And we'll vow by the dust in the graves of
our dead.
And well swear by tie blood which the
tyrant had shed
B5 the thousands Of furnishing loved ones
Who died in the ditshes, wild bowling for
And wen VOW by our heroes, whose spirits
and ID s9jars Sy The oenN9 each sonnals-',
That we'll fight the OppressOr through dan
ger and dead,
And cling TO the cause which we glory to /
wed,
Till the CLEAN Of our steel and the shock of
Shall prove to our foes that we meant what
That we 4 lift up the Green, and tear down
Lift up the Green Flag oh it wants to go /,
holae,
Full long has its lot to wander and roam
Il has followed the fate of its soRs o er the .
Bu, lis folds, like their hopes are not faded
furled;
Like weary winged bird to the East and
t mas aitted and aed!-but it never shall T
rest,
TIN, plaming its piniens, it sweeps Ger the
md speeds to the shores Of It's OLD home
again,
Where its fet,erless folds, Ger cash noun
tam and plain,
Shall wave with glory that never shall /
wane.
Take it up take it up bear it back home
aIar,
That banner must blaze mid the lightnings
of war;
Lay your hands on its folds-lift your gaze
10 the sky,
And swear that you'll bear it triumphant or
die.
And shout to the clans, scattered far Ger the
earth,
To join in the march to the land of their
birth,
And wherever the exil.s meath heavens
broad dome,
They .fff' Il bound on the q kad away Ger the
foam,
They n march to the music OF :. Home, Sweet
Home.
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-DTRECToRY.
soues Bro. .tartmell & Drury. cotton
city Omcers.

City Omcers.
Hsyor.-Saml Landrum.
Clly judge. IL. Davis.
Cierk-J II Morehead.
Asrshal-Pat Cunningham.
County O6icers.
County Jadge.-B r. Walker.
County -Attorney-H. A. Tyler.
Circuit Court Clerk-W. H. Brevard
County Court Clerk-Jno. A. Wilson
.Sheri6.-Wm. Herrin, Office at City
Eall
Depuy Sheriff Henry Campbell
eEce with j a Lauderdale.
Csroner.-M l.. McJilton.
Jailor.-G. W Stubblefeld.
Observation-Disclosures No. J., Z. G
Kimbro, Jacob Bushart Constable
George Morris District No. 2, Owen
Miles, and Alfred Naylor Constable
VIM. H. Roper District No. 3, j. w
Mays and John Boyer. Constable
George NJ. Wilbourn. District No. 4
J. n. Hawkins and r. Cross Con-
stable-L. Everett.
i. County .Assessor.-Wm. Hubbard.
= Y. S. Asscssor.-T. c.. Buck.
u. s. Reu COllector-H c. Catlett
.Tudges-Court of Common Pleas,
Edn Grassland. Circuit Court-E. /.
Banock
CommoRrealfhs ditto aoRsy.-J Tice.
Agister IN BOkruptcg.-Charles S.
Marshal
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Female Gambling Hell I'm NeF
Work

Ia twenty third street near Madison
avenue is gambling house. patrouized
exclusively by females. With the kiud
IcIInissioH Ur sUuI leaders We XIII Vi-'f
1t is a modest unpretentious looking
house, the entrance scrupulously clean,
and presenting no difereut appearance,
externally, than those adjoining, gave
the blinds are all tightly closed. Ring
ing the bell, we are admitted by gor-
geously appareled woman, who acts IA
ianitress On one side Of the hall is n
superb painting of Leda and the Swan
on the opposite side is another painting,
equally good of Venus rising from tie
sea. Ascending the stairs, we are usher
ed into the parlors on the first foor.
They are elegantly, even luxurionsly
furnished. The person who fitted up
these rooms must have had exquisite
taste. The paintings hanging out on the
walls are rare and valuable, but the most
conspicuous, aud the one that irst strikes
the eye is the painting Of AIRY Schafer,
of the gambling scene from Bulwer's
play of . Money, aud for which, it is
stated, August Belmonnt has offered
$50 900, and Wen refused.
Seated around the room and at tue
gaming table are a number of ladies, all
Of whom are dressed in the height Of
fashion. The players are flushed with
excitemeAsAbut the dealer, in her Pom
spadaaeS III half revealing, half con-
-; Is Sple bust, sits calm and col
likes in the " chips with tho
host sang froid. Ever and anon some
layer, when heavy bet is lost, calls
I Fer wife, which is speedily supplied by
an attentive and demure looking Hcbe
Demure Yes, but it is the demarsness
of a cat. Offend her, aud she quickly
will show you that she has claws.
That lady, at the centre table, siSDg
between Anonyme aud Aspasia, is The
wife of one of the most wealthy n1er-
chants. / could tell you her name but
tales must never be told out of school.
Observe that young lady, with bonnet
no larger than cookie shell, and Bis
mark brown ribbons the one who is
pow taking of the diamond ring to stake,
and which she sxilI~s1asa as suro as4skspzse
are eggs, is the daughter of au ex j udgec
All our wealthy merchants wife is
loser see, she rises from the table biting
her lips till blood comes to conceal her
emotions Come, let us away. Such
scenes do not make our opinion OF poor,
weak human nature the more exalted.
Is it any wonder that We so fre&ently
see rewards offered for lost diaNnd
rings, necklaces and bracelets? If we
had the power of Asmodeus, we would
see these 9 lost articles in the safe OF
some gentleman who has for his sign the
old Lombardy emblem of three balls.
The thirst for gambling will be satisfied,
money must be obtained. Yes, yes,
nlet Was right. :. There are morr
eaven and earth than arc
|r philosophy"
J.RSRl Those who work hard se'-
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Clippings

We know girl. says Panch, 20 indus
trions that when she has nothing else to
do she kuits her brows
1t is when Russian husband neglecls
to beat his wife for month or two she
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NASHTILLE DIRECTOR

Ewing & CO., wholesale grocers and
ssmmission merchants; L. L. Coleman,
wholesale druggist; Paul, Tavel & Han
ner, booksellers, stationers, book binders,
and job printers H. A Huntington.
dealer in fine custom made clothing and
keutlenens furnishing goods. Hotels
st. Cloud, Stacey House, Mansion House,
kishO!son House
HEHPH{S- DIRECTOR Y.
soues Bros 'tartmell & Drury. cotton
factors azd commission merchants.
EVANSVILLE.
Gardner. Nosl & Co, forwarding and
ssHnissien
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w S. Hutchings, OF st. Louis has in
vented flying machine, with which he
expects to be able to navigate the air at
his pleasure. The inventor has so much
faith in it, that he proposes to make an
ascension in balloon at St. Louis, and
jump out at the height Of two thousand
feet
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trions that when she has nothing else to
do she kuits her brows
1t is when a Russian husband neglecls
to beat his wife for month or two she
be- eet alarmed at his indifference.
brother Hans and two other
hunting Won day next week;
kne woodcock into Won stone
ahd we kill ten out OF dc niue, be-
yon got in.
+ "a knus Ward was fond of telegraph
$1,000 studied it for amusement. lie
was a very good Sender" To the tele-
gram of California Lecture Committee,
''What will you take for 100 lehts1
Artenius promptly replied, Brandy
and water
Judy represents a gentleman at do
ncr lading up horse shoe out of a soup
tureen and saying. "Pon my soul, this
is too bad This IL the second time the
cook forgot TO take the shoes off.
ssle.gsssa gsss ssEss,i;ss az s,s, hs
4 fisherman sought him soon after, md
wanted s line strong enough to catch a
propose.
Jones complained of bad smell about
the post Office, and asked Brown what
it could be- Brown didn't know, bat
suggested that it might be caused by the
dead letters.
Mrs. jenkins" said little Weigh-
Dor girl to that lady, " mother says you
will oblige her with a stick Of fire wood,
fill this crute with vinegar, put little
dab of soft soap in this pan, and please
not let your old turkey roost ON our
fence no more"
A man was brought before Lord Mans
field, charged with stealing silver ladle,
and the counsel for the crswn was rather
severe upon the prisoner for being an
attorney. Come. come, said his lord
ship, :" don't exsggerate matters ; if the
fellow had been an attorney he would
have stolen the bo,ol as well as the ladle''
Yonce long time pack ago, says
a Dutchman, q vent to mine able orch
ard to CLINE a bear dree to get some
beaches to make mine yrow blum pud-
ding nit, but ven / get on de tobermos%
pranch my foot schlipt from lie lower
most limb NIT my leg on both sides of
der vence unit like to stove mine o1tsides
in."
An Irislman down East, describing
the prevalence of duelliug, summed us
Sith-'sThey even fight with daggers in
l room pitch dark" as it possible?"
was the reply. Possible, siri' returned
Pat, why, I've seen them"
whats the reason you have tho
wrong side of your stocking turned out?'
aid Jim to Pat one day. The raisoG
the raison is it?" said Pat, "causc
here u hole t'other side av it,
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Russian infantry thatS sup
port were swept away like chal he
battery was quickly turned upd ose
who had shortly before been theirmast-
ers, the fortune Of the day was decided.
The Russians aud the Prussians-h horse,
foot, and dragons, such as were not
taken prisoners-had lost much &1s2re
than they had gained
jerome Dubois returned to the guard
house, and gave himself up to the officer
in charge. First a surgeon was called
to see what should be done with him,
The colonel applied to tie general of
brigade, aud the geReral~of brigade ap-
pliedt to the general division, and the
general of division bplieAto Marshal
Lefebyre.
What shall we do with Jerome Du-
boisg
:. God bless him = cried the veteran
General, who had heard the whole story,
= III pardon him today and tomorrow
FL promote him.
And Jerome Dubois, in time, went
himself to sec the loved ones in France ;
and when he went he wore the uniform
of acapta;n.
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One square, ten lines or less, one iuserlin,
$3.50; each subsequent insertion SOC
Square months, 0l
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She arose, folded her wings, and with
great meekness sueaked back into her
seat, evidently disappointed.
The next evening some Of the young
saints asked her:
Aunt Sally, Why didn't you fly last
night, when you tried so hard ?''
| couldn't get the right flop, was
the meek and conclusive reply.
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ing the company, in the event the road
should be restored to the possession and
control of the company, to assume all
liability on account of the bonds, in so
far as they had been applied to the pur-
poses for which they had been designed,
as fully and to the same extent as Ii
they had been accepted by the company
apd delivered to its officers.
/ wish also again, most respectfully, to
state to your Excellency, that having had
an interview with you touching the ques
ton of a restoration Of the road to the
company. at your special request | pre-
sented your views to the Board, and
stated the terms upon which y2S had an
nounced to me your wilingnKto turn
over the road to tue company, and not
withstanding all the terms dictated by
you in that interview were promptly and
cheerfuily complied with by the Board
the road still remains in the hands of the
Receiver.
1 II II I
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The speaker who @took the floor has
been arrested for stealing lumber.
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The Nashville and Northwest
eru Railroad.

The Governor of Tennessee and Sc
Nor Editor of the Knoxville Wing,
publishes in his paper of the sth instant,
a lengthy correspondence betweeu him
self and Judge Hawkins relative to the
affairs OF the Nashville and Northwest
ern Railroad The animus and evident
purpose of that individual may be plainly
inferred from the following Introductory