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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-02-08
Georgia.

Sapannab. 81, San. - Oer
SGpner uSpue Star", Spn bier nad
9iltpn >o:ao,. NIT 1Opa1aatere1 u1o 3
8pp1sleuten, wltrpe ypr cerSee oeItpebt
H.. nur6 Die SafeGurefa ein9ebclt.8 los 8
perlp11en wuroen 9erettet lie maren in
einem ,cl9 eridtpften 3uitanoe, pab fie
feline Nnstunft iiter bic iibri9en Yal1az
9iere 9eben fpnnten~
sic rarsu ale Nc9er.
Gin @ater bur@ieinfn Srbnse>
tDbtet.
MacpnO Ga. rs. San.-Or. Sadz
fpn ein 8rurer pes Sad IN, BET Gpl.
@Q5wprtb in Mleranprta, 8a., eridpb>
,purpe non leinem Sobn erl6oien.
Die Ntlanta GtneS pom 4. ia9t>
General Meap beabfdtt9e Bios
100000 aus her Staatsfaie fir
bic Convention 81 e~rlau6en. @rcbe
Senlatipn barber.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-02-08
Wid,ttae Orif>0rrnrnnu,

Wtdti9c ppfz@erpronuno. Do
mon II lesterer 3eit ausaefunpen bat,
RAP @einoer scn 3eitun9en UNI tpnit>
t9en Hrudiaden> bcionoers 1,ad Gurp~
pa> ''9 oieler 0elcsenbeit teoient BADEN,
I'm 1snielten fltr;e brifide Mittbeilunz
9e'1 o1'5ulhlieben> 10 fino bic Ypitteamz
ten ern'dtti9t wprcem bier ipippbl wie
III europe, jepeS perodGtiae Nadet III
0H'1e11 llto Su 11lteriuden> ob irqenb CT
mas 0eldriebenes partlt entbolten II.
Au@ blobe 3eiden unc Nnmcrfunqer
init 6erer ober Sleiitift fino auf fas
Strsa91te perbpten teiE$5O Strofe unb
ti11sr nattrdsliden 3abluna oes 3eit<
u114s porto6 als grtef pprto bered*:et.
9terbti bril,9en ,pir npdmals III Gr~
tnuevu19 oab auf aQe3eitunaen> 8{loer.
Wanu1cripte Drudia6en IL. /. ~. unter
jeotr Seotn9rn9 cas portp. yprausbez
jablt tpercen mub> fonft tpercen pielelbfn
nidt tefSrbert.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-02-08

Sbio.

@p~lumbu6Sbtp27. Sau. Die
Mabl sur8eieBun9 tes nur9 Mr. 5a<
millions Grmurcune patant ee&porpenen
@tbes i'm @un9reb, fel auf pen rep.
@anpioaten Gen. Spbn Beatty.
@tncinnati. $. Set --Gine Ser
1ammlun9 Don Sff3teren ber Gumberz
LAMB Nrmee miro Mor9en bier a~b9ebalz
ten utn pieS Organization einer@ e1eui9aft
Der Cumberland Nrmee ms 2eben gu
rufen. Sen. SHERMAN unp. Gen.
SbptnaS ,c, tperpen anrpel erp fem.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-02-08
st. 2put8.

Dampfer @laraDp prnsertrannt
Snbianersreuelin steu Sheriff..
St.s.2puis> 3. Tebr. Damp
fer Clara Dopion perbrannteleb Na6t
an ben, untern Gnbe ber2anpuu9. DaS
Bppt muroe. auf 100000 seldaBt uup
par in Cincinnati 0sleuldaften Serz
1idert, Secbd fit wte Siel fam beute
Mbeno niGt an9e9eben weroen.
81 uerq 1t sGesiew Sur1
21> San. ia9t tab cine 8onoe Naptape
Jncianer mebrere 5irten am 9ten |. 81.
in Der NdDe Son Gubisea on9rihen, 81
aeu tHceten uno 3wei oer,pun( eten ; roz
rauf de awiiden $1,000 Sdaafe neg
trteberL mpYpn 1900 jepp9 wieoer erz
la1,9t wurcen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-02-08

. e1dapi9te u@reeubof6~
.. y. 1pl9e, an renen Elm She'll, Der etz
lpa Gen Gotten kbeil Ger 0rSBe Der So
tie a1ta1na9t fcblt, >perpm i'm Gerfebr
nldt mebr a119tnpmmen nnp f5nner
l1ur I'M S@oyanlt ;u Baibinotpn pcer
BET e'11em 0elrwed5ler NIT Gerluft unit
8e>eet meroen cesbalb m1ae Setter fd
Dor 70 bei9dbi9tsn Sreiori1eincn> aez
lp6bnll9 v@reenbads" se11annt bitten.
IS 1T NIT oieien ntGt }pie friber bel
ben StaatozSanf< Notcn; Die e fpnnten
tart bsldaof9t iein> tpenr 1ur bic Ncte
edt Die Sf9natur gu erfennen uno bic
Sanf 3ablun96fdbio ipar.
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@emalttbdtiefeit in 2pnisyiue.

Souisrtue31 81. San 2es,e
9tad,t famen flint Mdnner nad Dem
5auie oes Or: 8. Yprter, 1,obe ben1oir
Vrpunos> riefen ibn beraus> unp feuerz
ten no6 linn. Gr ermiepevte .pas
Ycler> 'pllrpe aber eur9 otn Mrm oez
lgo1lfn> rprauf CT ii@ ins 5aus ;uz
rud5o9 u11n pte Tbire serfdlpB. Sie
macgteu t'd Damn aus mS1aube. pprz
tsr TT 19'rer Serlebt Yertpetsert ater fid
Den Nrm a%n'putiren gu la1en. SON
ben 1ant bat man nod feline Spur.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-02-08
Gp,pa.
s Jeuer Serun9lldt

Cine iunseD Dame urc swet fleine&tnz
Der famer lebte Bpde tit einem brent
,1enren 6auie in Sttpmech, Soma uln.
Die inuae Dam perlor tbr 2eben, beim
0er1u1e bic &tnper ;u rstlen.
Sine rtete rbf4a aft.
Cine Mutter in Dubuque, Sa.> erbielt
bic freuptae unp iiberral6enoe Na@ri@t
$2>250>O0O bur@ ben SOB eines Snz
tells in Srlanp 9eertt gu baben. - Das
mor sepiB Gin 0olopntel.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-02-08
Der SO q 5 +.

tkutSlt\ puA0uVtYNbSV ~SNVIbVTAbStt wv
ben perl9iepenen Diftriften, fopie beren
resp. @cmmaubos, III ben peili9en
unp nprrmeitliden Staaten u.1o Cert
tprien> >percen pelentlide gcranperunz
gen serwartet. Sn Golse Der Weioez
rlins Gn9lanos, bic 9eringfte llnter1u9<
uns 1ber iein 8erfabren in rer Mlabama
Mnsele9enbeit 3u;ula0en, babe bic Ser.
Staaten R%esterun9 beldlpRen> bic Mnz
iprIde nit Nadprud uno allen Grnz
fes au betreiben ; rab Die MabamazT pr<
perunsen besablt> unc bic @n9ele9enbeiz
ten Der prptecttpnsfra9en anerifant11er
Bir9er in europa erlepist perpen md1z
fen.
DerYrdIoent fitnmt gang init
ben I'M Beri1te be6 Sen. Banfs auS<
se1prpdenen Mniidten therein, unb be-
'abldtilt ipfprti9e ur1p enersil1e !9anp<
lung CUR G%rlepi9un9 Der Mnselesenbeit
amerifanil@er Siir9er, bic in en9li19en
0efdn9niben ~fef9ebalten percen.
Nem yprt4. Gebr.-@ %anoerlpn
Stablpaarenla9er> Spbnion;s Drudez
ret unp GampbeQs @teberei In ben
9rpBen @ebGuben in SO. u Beefman
Ctr, %Serbranntcn rtelen Mprgen. Ser
lut $4,000
Spbn Deottn pnrbe eefern
l9ulct9 b%efanpen> ca6 Commencement
Tim $4,000 in fetnerW bisfy8 rennerei
betrpsen 3u baben.
Nemyprf4 4. Bebr.-Gin iul,9er
Mann Ger iefnen Nalne1 alS @eo. @ilz
ion 9tebt aber ei9entlt9 @ep. &.Speuz
man iein ipQ, tpurce pe9en @dwinoel
perbaftet.-Nuf bic Mn9abe> llntsrfibz
ing fir tte Mrren su fammrM srhob er
Welper unp empfn9 Summen bis s1
$780, auf oer9{epenen pldben.
5euer 1T WortSersis.
YortSerStS, q. q, H. Tebr.
Die @ebdultGtetten Son Safob Yp9e>
6arep uno. Stewoyo an per pife Ctr.
perbranntcn cteien Mpr9en. DteWaaz
ren rarea nobesu ale aus9erdumt.
Nem yprt tfen Tebr. - De-
Balbin9tpner Spe;ial<@ CORRESPONDENT
Der 8prlo madt fcl9enbe pidti9e Nnz
9aben:
Der Banfslmutb oe8 SecretdrsSe tp<
aro> 1T olrd ren feiten Gntl1lub elmer
bSbem Mutorttdt bic Gproerun9en Der
Ser. Staaten an England IN ener9t1der
Wetie rurdsuieben> beiettist >pprren.
SD bin autprifirt 5u cpnitatiren, bab bic
redtmdbigen Tprberunsen> welde bis
patp muir su oeulltbf9 beim trttttlden
&abinet gelte11n aenadt ipprpen, nun auf
ale 5dlls alebigt mornen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-02-08

Hem Yprf.

Nemy ort3. Sch. 49, Die tt<
ridtete Grfrantu19 8anperbilt6> mi
oerlegt.
GIL. Step $751;. pincfneg> Spesial
Nasnt be6 SdaBamtes> uno Witslter
cer metropolitan &eYenueS parp6, wurz
be beute pur1 ben Sdobamtsircret6r
III Renntnib eeiest> baB feline Dienie
ni9t ldnser beanipru9t ieien.
Gin Bert9t Don Boibinstun
laet, cab bsr6tnan3iefretar fir Is Dill
lionen 10. 40r, mdbrenp ren lestenWtoz
nate yerfaufte !; ebenlp, bab Der Status
fir Tebruar 1ber Die 1fentlt9e Sdnlp>
cine 0ermcbruno Don nabe;u20 MiQiz
omen Doll. ermetien mtrp, burd biz
l1nyputdnpi9teit Der Repenieu. serlrz
ladt.
Die fprtm1brenoe uno Dermebrte
@S:a9fra9e fit erte. Mprt9a9e Spnrs
auf bic Central Yacifc Gilenbabn @pmz
paente bat etne wettere Stei9erunS I'M
preiie %rerielten auf pari uno 3inlen
bepirft.
New yprt 3, Gebr.-Der 8albz
instonS pe3tal@ prreippnoentperu Wprlp"
beridtet, baB Elm @abinetswedlel ball
oi9f %beoprfebe.
Die Grnennuns eines ne1en &rie9s<
1ecretdrS perpe binnen &ur3em erfplz
gen. Soy. Dennilon 1T IN 8albz
tn9tcn.
@pn1uI g. $. 9pper in 1unis
bertdtet 1ber 9rpbeS Gleno cafelbft uno
i'm Snnern BON Marpccp, pur9 pun
9ersnctb uno &ranfbett ,berpor9erufen,
uNp fprpert bic Ser. Staaten ;ur I'M
terltiBuns auf.
New yort 3, Gebr.-Der @aibz
inatpn Correspondent berIrib1ne ia9t:
pab Der prdfbent bis nddten Greita9,
etne REORGANIZATION i'm Militdr Deparz
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-02-08
arufticns @e{ebe binberli9 eepelen 81

IA"'%t~"~ oNNV~ 1"1 S''I o.
lttn.
DaS COMMITTEE fir Claims be-
ri&tet IN @un}ten Der Mr5. Sen. Np>
bert Mnber{on, per1elben $4,000 Gntz
i9doi9une gu erlauben, fir renSdaben
ben bic Snptaner Der Yfaniun9 ibres
@aters Dor 80 Sabren IN Glcrira su<
fisten.
Das COMMITTEE fir Mittel unoWez
ae> foQ ]6 in 8esu9 Der GfnrtAtun9
fir Stempelsetdbren auf2 atad seeinist
baben. ... r
Cine DeIe9 ati6n berspra<
aencer Genter NIT Col. . 8rien an
(6er SpiBe, batten cine un%terrepun9 NIT
bem prdfpenten bielen Na9mi,tag, unp
iiberrei9ten i'm bic &eloluttonen elmer
neuti9 bier 9ebaltenen 8erlammlung,
in Betref Der &e@te amerifanii9er
8uroer i'm Nr6lanr.-
D}e reae TartiQ miro big Gnpe
|pie1es Mpnats besnoist ietr.
Der auf Gabrlfanten 8eSu9 babenoe
Shell 1T melentlt9 cpmpletirt Die
perteuerten Arlifel (inb verbdltnibmdbig
tpettoe.
Der Bel tpettem sr6bere Ebetl ber IN
Section 49 entbaltenen Nrtifel nee &C.
senmartieep @efebes 1T 9eftrtden.
5teuer miro 1ein ouf Gabat, Sele ST.
,pelen. uno sepiNe 2urusartifel> jeccd
feinc auf &leipfr, S9ube unp Sttefel>
5ite> &appenv 3tnnwaaren, 2eper,
6auSubren, MDbeln aus G%annenbpls
unp oerartiee i'm 5auebolt anenttebrz
lide WrtiteL
Dte efplutipn ees 6auz
1es, @tantpn ouforpernpsgopies rer
swtl4en BEN petben 9au5 u1o BEN
&rie9sminitertum 9epedielten Beridte
enlightenment miro wte man ertpartet
mt9tiae Dofumente gu Sag f1rcern.
sic perper Die neultde @prrelppnz
een3 spildea Grant uno Spbnlpn Elm
|l9lieben.
! @afbin9ton> 4. 6eb.-@s pirp
bebauptet bab bic Nnfld9er aesen Nt9z
ter Dielb Ypn Ter SupremeG ourt> aus
! elmer 8emerfun9 bic r in pr|yatunterz
baltun9 NIT @enator Sefearp Spn Mz
papa madte, %entfpran9en.
ST 1a9te ,11mltd> pab Ct 9e9enwartto
npd9e9en unparteiiide6N e9erittmmre9
lei, unp eben1o bd6te ct, pab cine mebr
conservative Teneens In unierer Rcsiez
ru11s gum au9emeinen Wcbl lei.
Man la9t bab Semarp bpfe Mr
MpamS CUR, 3uridnabme ieiner &eiisz
nation als @efa1ete am5pfe Gn9lance
bsme9en su tSnnen.
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uub serbrannten. Der 8erluf zines esbens
beHaet.
5arisburA31. San. -Ginlln@
fall fanb bteiea Mor9en in Der Ndbe
Don SSH Greet an Der penniylvania
Gtienbabn ftatt. Der S9neusu9 auf
cem We9 na6 Sften> fieb anf ei,e Sc
brpdene S6iene> ,ppour6 bic vier binz
tern Ba99pus aus Dem @eleiie 9etporz
fen puroen uno pret ~tiir;ten bic 81
lduns binunter !; bic Cars fin9en 6eltz
er u1o perbrannten.
Muc Ya11a9iere faraen 9lddlid berz
aus, nit Mu6nabu1e elmer jun9en 6rau,
Mnna DUNCAN, aus pittsbnr9.
Man slaubt> taB.ite beim umwerz
fen Der Cars 9et6stet nurbe, uno pann
NIT Y~erbranat,
Gina SO perfpnen tpurpen mebr
pber mentser beiddDi9t bod .nidt &C.
fdbrli9.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-02-08
Etfpn hf1< II nfnIf

Gt1enbabn< Golo
Sprtn9s> q. g. 28ifen San.-Ms Der
Grpreb3u9 BON @tnctnnati' Der Nep
yprf 1 ubr lebte Na@t perliee, cine
Meile DON @orntpau Citation anlanate>
lief er aber cine 9ebrodene S9iene, bic
2%oeomotie, padzunb&au z@aeen 4is@
fen 9lldli9 binaber, aber S Ya0aeier
Nasgons liefen som@eleffe unb pnroer
tpioer bie6elien 9epprfen> bieSeiten Der
@ars abreibeno. 5-6Yer1onen bei9dz
oigt. Die 8abn 1T tpieber ms rbnuna
unb Die 3ii9e laufen wteber reselmdeia.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-02-08
beuer in 2~eapen,pprth.

seasen'portb,& Sc. 81. Metrere
9duler 3ptlden 3. uno H. Ctr. muroen
otelen Nadmitta9 rur9 Teuer ;erftDrt.
Der; yerlu1t 1T bcreutenp. Scott unp
Wooorut Dry Wrubs> Yerlieren $27,z
900; tbeilweile yerjldert.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-02-08
Gbieaep

@robe Arbeitsloiiefeit.
Wte mir Yernebmen flno in Gbtca9p
etwa $4,000 Yerionen auf Milctbdti9z
felt Der ee6pttiaen Beb5rpe %an9twieieu;
auBerpem aber nod un9etabr $4,000
Mrbeiter auber reselmdbi9erS el@dfttsz
u11A.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-02-08
&eTel Ggp1ofpn.

Detroit 81. San.-Gin &eGel erz
plobirte beute in elmer 6d9m1ble nabe
Derter Mt@i9an. 3wei 8riper Na<
mems NrnolcY, purcen 9et6rtet. 3tpet
anpere Yerionen {9per perlebt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-02-08
RentudD.
Jeuer or +.

2outSD lie &y., A. Gin seritDz
renpes Geuer brad 3eltern IN 6ranffprt,
Sly. aus unp ;erltSrte G%i8entbum im
Wertbe BON $4,000. 8erlidcrt fir
$4,000.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-02-08

Me9er er1dpHen.-Mpnmcutb
.Su. 80. San.- Maribau @bite> Elm
6arbi9er, in Der Sail 1pe9en DiebfabL
ruroe beimg eriu@e aus;ubreden, bur6
ei1'm BET Sberifs9ebtlfen eridpiz
len.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-02-08
g IN E 8.
Grofes 2eiben amfbe Ger.
Matro1en sen6tbist sur Grba-
tuns Msuihtn-
fldl9;u e0en.


0tbraltarGeb 3.-Der Cart
tain unc 2 Matrpien oes Sbpuuers
~yto1es @arin9~, welder anf Der See
l9s'tert e. puresn ant IS. ult,, cur& bic
Safte Mftanie @uroon 9erettet. unb
no@ o'e1em 5ofen sebra&t.
Ste paren ileten Sage obne gat<
run9, uno UNI bag 2eben 3u erbolte1>
m1lbte1 fie ibre 3u1udt au1, Tieiidt
ees Steuerman1s nebmeu, pe(d,er nar
@rl9Spfun9 erleger mar. .~
Als lc aufaefnncen ,purcen, ,poren
tie tauln TN Stanre ii9 3u telpeoen
ootr gu lpre@en> 'rholen fid iepo4 nun
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Cine Sill ,purbe in Der @isccniin
2esislatur et19ebradt ben Qerfauf BET
prairic pu Gbien Gtienbabn an bic ct.
paul @pmpa9nie ;u artpriiiren unc III
beft1tiae1.
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Nennfp1tania 2eais1atur

5arrisburg S. Sch. 49, Ga6
6aus pa7irte leBte Nadt bic freie 81
i%enbabnbiu. @te 9ebt NUN an ben e.
nat.
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California.

@an6rancteco 5, Geb.-Die
Musfubr oes @ei3ens i'm Sanuar 22z
600 TonnerL tm@ BON $1,2OO>OOO.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-02-08
&tlegrapb b,
MuS @aftin9trn.

W a{binstpn> 81. Dag
Militarcpmmittee pom 9auS> be>9loB
ptelen Moraen cine 8iu gu bert&ten>
bur6 wel&e Ter &rieaaiseretdr au a1"
frt mirp, einMrltnal in6ort ~DaoteMalz
iel~ Datota, nabe Gbepen1e 3u errtd,te'1>
pe7en Soften nidt $5O,OOO upe1'1e'se"
{puen.
Die Gipu Mpprcpuations>8M CT
p,if laut 8cridt cine Nermtl1eeru'19
in ben Mueeaben Don et'pa 10 Nftuto<
men Dcu.> unb bepirft nddifbem bic
Mb{bafuns elmer sroben Mn;abl Don
@erfteuen> incl. BIZ, pes a0. Staat5>
Sefret8ys.
Die appropriation fit bic 'btplon1a@
ttfden uno ecniularii9en Dierite, be-
lauft f@ auf et1pa cine 1lno cine ptertel
MiI{pnDpuar. G6 1T pies etne 9rebe
Reputtipn Don Der M19abe beS Staats<
Departments.
Dos Bubaetfl fit baS Marlaez
Deportement purpe Don AZ Mtllio1!et
ouf etrpas iber 10 Mtutpnen reou3trt.
~Gs 1T ,pabd9etnlid bab bas 9aue
bel gprlesun9 Der Blu eas Sno9ef
nod mebr belbneicen rpiro.
@inieeberG Capitals tan1preo@
ner peS @aoifultsmuS iinp fir Stem
5amp1bire e1sastrt um bic bort beS S[r
aebenpe @abl III beeinfuNen.- MQe
Beri6te Yo, Msm>5 amplbire f%ftmnaen
babtn therein, paB bic Den,ptrate11 ben
@ies nit grocer Majorttat errt'se1'
perpen.
Sm5aulewur beuteb bic Sau'1z
wpuz @teuerbiu IN ueberet11lttn1mua9
NIT benz Beratb1dla9un9s< @qnln1ltt'>
pa1irt, uno benz praitpenten sur UTTER
l9rift transferlrt.
IN reaelmabi9e @abinetsz SiBz
una tpuroe beute sebalten. MQe Mttz
elieper bis auf Stantcn> waren anne
{enc,
cir Gpmarb Gorpntp, BET nel1e
brittlde @e(anbte, 1T BEN Yral'ceate1
NOD ni9t ppr9eifeQt nrproer.
Dus@ natBi n;Gpmmlttes
~ Il, hp1nuhprer @ikuna beartfen, TIM
Bs1dla6e> ein neue6 Ginans S@en'a
ktrefsno gu !alen.
Gin Gpmmittte ber Gatad eonz
Yentipu ,par nit Dem Commit
tee W2ittel uno De9e 1T 8eratbz
1blaauns besrifen fe empfeblea etn'
bepeutenpe Reoutttpn Der Steuern UNI
aablret9e Me~nperun9en Der 1artte
Sor, um 8etri9ereien su serbiten.
Mebrere Der lettenber
cemofrati]1en politifsr Der Nsu Gn9;
LAMB Staaten uno pes Nprpmeltens
batteu cine aebeine Sisun9 nit oel
pempfrati]6en Mitslisoern beiper 5aule'
psS Gpnare0es, in Betref cer @npro:
nunAen reS prp9ramsas fir bic 11d@1t
pr6TcentenpabL
9tpn.1. Tcb.-Staat6
Iecretar 5emarb proteittt 9e9en bic Sp1
Dem GcnareB be11lp1ene Nb19aHu I'm!
re6 @yfems per Gerpenruns 9ebetn1e
Naenten int Diente pes MintferS pel
Muswdrttoen, pa reren Dienlte su>rst
len BON grocer @idti9feit ieten.
Walbingtpn,3 Geb.- Sn bel
epnareBipnelen &reiitn cirfultrt beut
Elm Nuupr, oa6 Mr. Npams ieineStel
luna alS Scr. Staaten @elanrte fiji
Gnslanr> rei1snirt babe.
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tipn> bic Dem Senate ppr9ele9t purb'
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fir bic Reorganization oes Gi1ar; De
partement6.
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Wtu maufes 1. 80 il{en
Mpr9en muroe Der Bug Der Milwal1z
fee ct Yaul Gilentabn III BET Ndbe 60
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pem @eleiie 9ewprfen> unp oer S@lafz
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ST. SD II, 3. San.-Snper &C.
9t6latipen Ser ammlun9 puree cine Sic
lplutton ein9ebrodt bic Gambling pes
Ssnat5 in 8esu9 Der Mirereiniebur19
Stantpn6 gutbeieeno> unp Grant we(l
ca nem 0eieye prompt 6pl9e l~eiitetc tez
lptenp.
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&iienbabm Mn8lId.

Dier @assons ~tiiriten bie8Sf9ung binunter
unb serbrann1en. Der 8erlu0 zines eebets
betlaet.
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Clothing.
HOW TO SAVE MONEY.

HNHE tmes are hard you'd like 10 know
Il HOY you may save your dollars
The way 10 DO IL will show,
uyOu will read vhHt follows.
A man who lived not far from here,
Who worked hard At bis trade,
But had household TO support
That squandered all he made.
met him once. says be, "My friend,
] look thread bear and rough
I've tried to get myself q suit,
But can't save up enough"
Says I, my friend, how much have ysui
III tell you where 10 20
To get suit thsfs sound and cheap:
To RKIZENSTEIN 4 Co.
He toof what little be hsd saved,
And went to keifenstein a Brothert',
And there be got handsome suit,
For half be paid to others.
Now be is home, be Jocks 20 well,
And their effect is such,
That when they take their daily meal,
Ther dc-' a.s h-ir .-nsh
And now be fnds on Saturday night,
With sll their wants fupplied,
That be has money left to spend,
And some to lay aside.
His good success. with cheerful smile,
he gladly tells to all.
lfyoud save money, 80 and buy
Your clothes at
KEIzENsTEIS's CLOTHING HALL.
Where the ehespett finest and best Clothing
and good Furnishing Goods can be had TO suit
every taste and in svery style sprll,'67
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ing up from every section of the

ing up from every section Of the
country.
We warn you, therefore, against in
vitations which from time TO time
will be extended to you, some coming
from persons and organizations hav.
ing no local habitations, urging you &c
participate in u national convention
OF soldiers and sailors, for the purpose
of nominating candidates for the Pres
idency and Nice-Presideney. Politi.
clans, often unfriendly, to soldiers and
sailors, who desire to make themselves
prominent, are apt TO have such calls
circulated, the real object of which is
not set forth therein Let us, there.
fore, be careful not to lond our infu.
ence TO any set Of President makers,
WHO are unworthy 0f our confidence
and support, or who would reflect
discredit upon the high character OF
the Union army and navy A iew OF
the employed agents Of the party in
power may, at any time issue call,
setting forth reasons why we should
Join them in an effort TO retain said
party in power, the very evils narrated
being brought about through their in
strumentality.
In view, then, of the misrule under
which our country is now suffering,
we admonish you to stand firm by the
principles for which we fought, and
for which so many Of our brave COM
rades suffered and died, and to accept
no invitation of any party or clique
Of President makers without due de.
liberation, and upon full conviction
that they are pledged to the vindica-
ton of the Constitution, the Union of
the States, and the recognized suprem-
aey Of the flag throughout the length
and breadth of the land. As we con
tended for the supremacy of law and
order, the rights and liberties of the
people, in the field, so let us remain
true TO the great charter Of our free
dom now, permitting none to use US
for their elevation, but ever acting
with the people, and in so doing peace,
prosperity and happiness viii follow
in the train, the heels ofthe tyrants now
pressing upon the necks Of the popu.
lace, crushed, and our country assum $
its wanted position as the proudest
and freest among the nations of the
earth. Cor. p. II. ALLABAcH,
President
CApT. w CuIr.Toy
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-02-06

HoRRIBLE DEATH.-On Thursday
morning Henry Shade, a carpenter
employed in a saw mill in Sandusky
Ohio, had his clothing caught in a
disconnected compiling of the nachin-
cry, and before the engine could be
stopped his leg was caught between
the gear wheels ofa windlass attached
to the shaft and torn off between the
knee and ankle The right side of the
head was badly crushed and mangled so
that death ensued Immediately. After
his coat caughtin the machinery the
unfortunate man had only opportuni-
ty to exclaim George George !" be-
fore he was hurried to a terrible death.
The engine was stopped as quickly as
possible, but to late to do any good
The deceased leaves a wife and six
children-the youngest having been
born only a few hours before the de-
plorable accident.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-02-06

1t is a remarkable fact that after
two years investigation into the col.
lection OF the whiskey tax by varie.
ty of commissions-Co Congressional
scientific, and detective-frauds have
been steadily increasing, and the rev.
enue has been steadily diminishing.
Government is now collecting but s2S,.
100000 from this source, and there is
some interest TO see Gen. Van Wyck's
Forthcoming report on the subject,
which will, tits said, tell the reason why
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MarhIt agOrhs.
CLARIFIED
M ARBLE WORKS.
Italian and Vermont Marble finished In
the highest style Of the Art.

The subserihrrs hog leavs 10 snnoupes 20 tho
citizens Of Ciearhed county, that they have opened
extensive Marble Yard on the south west corner
Of Market and Fourth streets, Ciearfeld, Pa where
they ars prepared 10 make Tomb Stones, Monu-
ments, Tombs, box and side Tombs, Cradle Tombs
Cemetery Posts, Nantes, Shelves, Brackets, ETC.,
on short notice. They always keep on hand
large quantity VI work finished except the letter.
ing. 50 that persons call and select for them
selves the style wanted. They will also make 10
order any other style Of work that may b desired
and they nztter themselves that they can compete
with the manufacturers outside OF the county,
either in workmanship or price, a. they only en-
ploy the best workmen.
ES- All inquiries by letter promptly answered.
JOHN GULICH.
May %, 1867. HENRY GULTcH.
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HASN'T ACCEPTED TUE SITUATION
As darkey was strutting along Front
street, near the wharf, yesterday, in
all the glory of a Confederate uniform
he was accostod by the mate Of a Gin
cinnati wheeler, with the inquiry
-'are you people wearing that kind
of a rig yet p "Golly, man, replied
the rebellious Sambo, Use wared desc
Confederate close for fo' yers and Use
guine to war 'em fru"-NdShUMlt
Tenn. } Banner.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-02-06

An exchange says that in Paris the
most distinguished fashion write r is
said to be an old woman, who lives in
an attic, smokes short pipe, wears
a yellow bandana around her head,
and signs herself "Countess That is
all right. The best writer in this
country on cookery aud general house.
keeping, is Jenny June, yet she never
cooked a meals vituals in her life, noI
nursed baby, or swept a house.