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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-02-21
To the Republicans OF Hancock
County.

All Union Republicans of Hancock county
attending the State Convention, to be haid In
Columbus, on "Wednesday, March 4tb. 1858,
shall be considered delegates thereto, and
authorized to cast the vote to which Hancock
Coun,y is entitled. By order of
Us. REP. CENTRAL Coz
Eahru,~r ser fcea
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THEIR INCOME FOR 1867,
4 ADMINISTRATIVE Notice

TryHE undersigned has this day been an.
pointed adm. nistratrix of the estate OF
Joseph whiteman, late Of Hancock county.
deceased. MINERVA WHITMAN,
Adm'x of estate of Joseph Whitsmsn, decd.
Feb. IL, 1868, 81.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-02-21
SENATE, 14TH INST


Memorials we're presented from
officers of the Volunteer Army, pro
testing against the passage of Mr..
Wilson's bill relative to commuta-
tion for pay. Mr.. 1'rumbull's bill,
providing for temporarily supplying
vacancies in executive offices, was
passed. Mr. Wilson reported bill
for reducing expenses OF the War
Department, and resolution Of in
quiry, asking the President under
what law he had created 8 new mil
itary division. The resolution for
admitting Mr.. Thomas, Senator elect
from Maryland, to his seat, came up
and was discussed a while. With
the understanding that the vote will
be taken on Monday, the Senste went
into executive session, and soon
after adjourned. .-
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HOUSE, 14TH INST.

A resolution was passed calling on
General Grant for copies Of all re-
cent correspondence between him
self and General Hancock. Mr.. Lo-
gan introduced bill to establish q
new Judiciary Circuit Court in Hi
nois, TO be held at Galesburg. Re
ferred to theCommittee on Judiciary.
The same gentleman introduced a
JOINT resolution providing that from
and after the first of June, 1868, all
United States bonds shall pay an
Internal Revenue tax of = per cent.
per annum, to be collected by de;
ductlng / per cent. semi-annualiy
from the coupons at the Treasury.
Referred to Committee of Ways and
Means. Mr. Covode presented COM
munication giving the history OF the
whiskey frauds in New Orleans.
The House proceeded to the eonsid
Grafton of the kentucky contested
election case, with reference to Mr..
Smiths right TO the vacant seat from
the Second District, but adjourned
without deciding it.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-02-21
GLASS & QugENsWARE,

Comprising
Sugar Bowls, Fruit Bowls, Cream
Pitchers, Spoon Holders, Cob.
lets, Salt Cellars, Full sets Cas-
tors, Sauce Plates, Table Tum-
blers, Bar Tumblers, Lantel
Harp Lamps, Brackets and Re-
Electors, Ring, Squat and Specie
Jars, Molasses Cans, Curtain
Pins, Lead and Lime Glass
Chimnies-all sizes, Window
Glass by the box, ETC., etc.
Lamps repaired IN the shortest pos
sibie limo
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CoNGEF'
STONAT,,
1-NATE, 18th INST.

/ -ue memorial OF tie Manufacturers
Conv ention at Cleveland was present.
ed. Mr.. Trumbnll, of Ill from the
Committee on the Judiciary, report.
ed bill to supply vacancies in the
Executive Department in certain
sases. He gave notice that he would
call it up at an early day. a bill
providing temporary Government
for Wyoming Territory was intro
duced. The resolution for admitting
Mr. Thomas, Senator from Mary
land, to his scat, was taken up. A
substitute was offered, setting forth
that as he had allowed and assisted
his minor son to Join the rebel army,
he ought not TO be allowed to take
the oath and his seat. Severalspeech
es were made on the subject, Mr..
Sumner and Mr.. Sherman opposing
Mr.. Thomas claim and Mr. TIum-
bull and Mr. Buckalew favoring it.
No action was taken. s
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be increased thereby.
Work on the new
IDIoTIc ASYLUM,

Situated on Sullivants Hill, about
three miles west Of the city, goes
steadily on, and the building is grad
ually approaching completion. Its
towers already loom up above the
trees which surround it, and are
plainly visible from the city. The
situation is commanding and beau
tiful one. The new ~ rL- -f g.
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HOUSE, 13Tn INST.


The Citizenship bill was again ia
ken up, and on motion OF Gen. Banks
recommittcd, with the proposed
amendments, to the Committee on
Foreign Relations. A bill was re-
ported for peDsioning soldiers who
served three months in the war OF
IlS12. Mr.. Eggleston introduced a
bill supplementary TO an act regard
ing Post roads. Mr. Julian present
ed memorials from these represent
atives OF the Society of Friends, with
regard TO the treatment OF Indians.
The House then proceeded to the
consideration of the election case OF
Smith VS.. Brown, from the Second
District of Kentucky. The resolu-
ton declaring Mr.. Brown not enti-
tied TO the seat, was adopted. The
other resolutions regarding Mr..
Smiths claims were referred back to
the Committee.
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The case of Mr.. Thomas, Senator
elect from Maryland, was debated,
put no vote was taken, owing to the
abesnce of Mr.. johnson. MIR. Sum-
ner presented a memorial of some
German citizens; praying for the alb
clifton of the Office of President. Mr.
Trumbull. from the Judiciary Com
mittee, reported bill providing that
in future elections IN the Southern
States, a majority of all votes cast on
any question shall decide it. This
bill is n modification of one passed
blythe House, in December. Mr..
Trumbull also reported bill, which
was referred to the judiciary Com
mittee, declarative of the jurisdiction
of the Courts of the United States,
affirming that it does not embrace
matters purely political, and that in
such matters the Courts are bound
by the decisions o; the political de-
partments of the Government. 1t
also declares that Congress has the
right 20 decide what Government in
q State is the established one; that
in the late rebel States there no civ
il State Governments, republican in
form; that the Reconstruction acts
are political in their character, and
no Court has the right to question
their validity, and the Supreme Court
Of the United States is prohibited
from taking jurisdiction of any case
growing out of the execution of
ssid acts in either of said States
until Congress shall recognize the
State Government as republican
n form. All such cases pend
ng in said Court shall be dis
missed. Mr. Wilson introduced a
oill for the gradual reduction of the
army. Mr.. Edmunds, from the Com
nittee on the Judiciary, introduced
! bill for defining the limits of the
erm during which the President may
'etain a bill before approving it or
'ejecting it, which provides that
! temporary adjournment of the
senate to certain day, shall not be
considered such an adjournment as
o prevent the approval or return of
ills in the Presidents hands The
senate concurred in the House
to the act for the pay
nent of bounties. Mr.. Fessenden
poke on the bill directing the Sec
etary of the Treasury to pay into
be Treasury money received for
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DEAF AND DUMB ASYLUM

UEAr AND UC-uD AS11SA y :
Is, in a manner, completed. The old
buildings have been removed, and
the grounds are being beautifully
graded and laid out in walks, DC,
and as soon as the weather will per-
NIT, the planting of trees, flowers,
'shrubbery, &C., viii begin.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-02-21

We are inforned tt4e athegIIen
VIM. Mungen, while atlIone Che last
time, Inadvertently let drop before
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SENATE, 18TH INST.
The Senate was not in session.

The Senate was not in session.
HOUSE, 15TH INST.
The House had q short session
The Kentucky contested election
caae was taken up, and Mr.. Smith
made a speech in support of bis
claim to the scat A resolution of
fered by Mr.. Coburn, OF Indiana,
declaring that Dir. Smith was enti-
tied to the seat, was rejected by q
vote of 80 to 101. The resolutions
reported by the Committee dcclar-
ing that he was not entitled to the
seat, and notifying the Governor OF
Kentucky of tie vacancy, were then
passed. Mr.. Paine, of Wisconsin,
denied the truth of a dispatch
to the New York Tribune, purport-
ing to relate what occurred ut the
meeting of the Committee on Recon
structiOn on the Impeachment ques
ton. The House went into Com
lnitteee ofthe Whole of the Consular
and Diplomatic Appropriation bill
Mr.. Butler moved to insert an ap-
for Minister to Greece.
acting on the matter the
House adjourned.
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State Convention,

Member State Union Central Committee, Q
Fifth District.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-07-04
GmDfanosfcierlihfett
5c@w'iten 9rn. 8ii9pf Grace in 5en>
bre1pn.

Die aatbptifeu BON 5enberion empfnsen ben
9c&,p' ften 5errn 8ii@uf auf basGeierli@ite am
IeBten @rnntase. giele 5unberte BON 8atbpli-
ten bon ben nabeliesenben &c @ueur, Mieulet
@eptt Counties nparen in 5enberfun unb tppbn<
ten benz @cttesbiente bel. Die i~brisens &C.
raumiseair@e tunnte ni@t ben 3tsn5beiltersla<
tpeienben lit i19 fa1en unb te paren sestpunsen
tint bic Stride berum mabrenb bes b~eiliefen
Spfers nnb Der iibrieen 8ir9enfeierlidfeit 3u
ieben. Cine aniebnli&e Mn3abl ron 8intern
empfns bic III. Girmuns. Am Dienitas nar
Der 5u&wirbisfe 5err 8ii@uf in Marysbursb
unb AM Dunnertas in ct. Yeter unb am
naditen @pnntag tpirb er in Manfatp fem.
Nm Greitag ben 10. Suli tirb ct mad 2eSueur
frmnten.
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(Gin ge1antt.)
CROW in9N

~S"s"S
Der 5p@mirbise SnbianermiiTOnar Slater
Soepb Bud f&reibt aus @rpm-@ins Jplsen-
teS:
Sd babe bic trauri9e Neuieteit gu beri9trn,
baB eiai9e Snbianer Don 2ee@-0ate leBten@ant.
flag Na&mittas um brei l1br ibren erfen5dupt~
ling ule-ia-tbe-ba9 meudleril9eDeiie ermprbet
baben. Dieter par Santiago fat ben sansen
Gag in Grpu>gBina unb naa9te @prbereitun-
sen I'm, tpieeer mad @aibineton su seben, neil
einige Snbianer un3ufrieben tparen NIT Der neu-
en- &eierpaticn. NlS er nun na9 6auie aeben
pulte, ba ieiue Wcbnuns I'M @albe 9gQci-
len ron @rcw-gSins ~eutfernt if, unb aI6 ct chen
4 Meilen BON @ruw=Bine iiber ben f!einen
@uQ~&iper in itinem 8usss fubr ia i@c6en
tieSnbianer, bic i'm imgerfede e~rtpartet, 3 NAL
auf ibn, felen iiter Jpn Der unb seri9lusen i'm
nod nit bem Irmabapf, 10 bab Ct slei9 auf
benz plase tpbt liesen e~eblieben 1T bann baben
hieie Snbianer ibm nod bic 8leiber aussesosen,
fnb III iein 5aus eineebrc9en,' baben iein pei6ss
Beib mibbanbelt unb ieia san;es5aus sepliin=
bert, ale ieiuc Yferbe eetublen unb inb pieber
mad 2eed-2afe surldeefebrt. gu eleider ;3eit
baten ie BEN Snbianerasenten, ter i9 5N!Reilenp y.
@rpm- gSins aufbdlt, bic Na6ridt ibertrinsen
laien, baB er bic %enbianer spn Der neuen9feler-
satirn e~ntfernen icQe pber he rerben nod
Mufrubr FIFTEEN.
Der eracrbete 6duptlins murbe lesten9pnr=
tag Nadmittass auf einem unsemeibten Ylase
int fatbpliiden Griebbpf 5u @rcm<Wins
tesrabsn, Ia Ct Dor 8ursent seriprcden bate,
Ben 81. @lauben an3unebmen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-07-04

81 mIesten @amaas fam Der 5c9pilr>
bisfte 9err Mbt &upert @eibenbui@ BON ct.
2ubwis am @ee in Beeleituns BON 3 S@pefern
bes Srtens bes beilisen genebictus, melde BON
Chicago na9St. Suiepb periest tuurben, auf iei-
ner &iidreiie BON aan,as bier an, uno reiste
Dienitas mad ieiner Nbtei at.
Der Mariabimmelfab.ta< @ emeinee mirb bic
ubersroBe Greube 81 Gbeil, i'm bel @elesenbeit
tes fatb. pic Nies freuntli@f tesriiben gu
fS;nnen.- 5erslides @iQfpmmen sun alien
Ratbplifen pom ct. Saul!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-07-04
8pn,mt Glteru une ,nadt eMren &ir>ern sicis
GreuHc!

5eute am 4ten SSuli, als am Sage Der llnab'
Notwithstanding Der Ser. @taaten BON Npre
Nn1srifa, tpereen bic beuti9en 8atbpliten Der
Maria> 5immelfabrts- STRIDE in ct. paul Elm
srpbartises gic Nie sum 8eien ibrer tatbcli>
i9en @@ule abbaIten, >uo3u lie ibre liebenGreun-
be uno pertbeu @Snner freunbli@f einlaten.
@enu aud aneere srobe Gefte an benz nam>
li9en Sage sefeiert we'ben, 70 rirb bod bic
Mariabimmelfabrts @emeinbe aud Obne cine
aagenteine @ufprberune beirebt fem, IS gum
pprsasliditen 9auptfete burd eifrisfe Gbeit-
nabme su MAIDEN, pie Tic es bisber innn1er &C.
than bat. @pn @eiten Der Setter bes pic Nics
murte MQes aufeebpten, mas nur INNER in be-
rem araften ianp, bas pie Nic gum ~erfen9tanse
III erbeben !; nod ME naren bic ainber nit 10
berrliden Gtiden unb l1etunsen auseeriiiet.
Dieb it Elm Set fir aiater, ein Self fit Gltern,
Elm Set fir ale Rinberfreuube. Gurgersnusen
unb l1nterbaltuns 1T rei@Ii@ seiurst. 1lm bas
Maab ber 5reueen aber gang gu fiiQen, ,ruree
bic idpn riibmlidt betannte college 8anee BON
81. 2ubpis am Gee erbeten, nel@e bic gauge
@eieQidaft nit Mufubruns Der gelunseniten
Stide unterbalten tpirb.
Sn tieler 8anbe befnbet fl9 Der in aaeaarei-
fen ldon publbefannte 13jdbrise berabmteM nd<
ter unb 8iniler Spbann 9pfbauer aus 9Sb<
men, Der ii@ sepie bie3ufrieeenbeit Der 3ubSrer
I'M bS9lten Grade erperben tpirb.
gn Der Spise bieier 8anbe itebt Der als &ee'
tor bes Colleges unb MuTt<D Director rabnali@0
betannte bp9tr. 5err P. MrIfgai1s Ncrtbmann.
Inter iplden 11mfanben wirb Sebermann id
freuen, ben JefplaB int @itY parf gu beiu9en
unp ber barsetptenen uni@ulbisen Greueen 81
seniebea. 8umnt, tcmmet tp& IQe, feiner
n1Ese feblen!
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Ser - d 5 +.
(Ginsefanbt)
GruneHeiuleenne CUR sentfd'en fa=
thpltfhen STRIDE.

tbp1ifben Stride.
Beue Ylaine Zen %. sunni.
gnhli9 einmal 1T ber LANCE eriebnte Wuni4
Der teutiden 3atbpliteu in 8eQe plaine erfiiat ;
idpn LANCE blidte man nit @ebniu6t Der :3eit
entseeen, ba il@ cine beuti9e fatbolii@e Stride
bier erbeten tpirbe unb bic beutiben 8atbollfen
Belle Maines nur mebr lit ibrer lteben SHUTTER
iprade, melde siel tiefer ms beutide 5er3 eia~
briuet, has @ort @rttes sernebmen fUnnte1.
Stun, beute murbe ibr iebniudtspples 8erlan-
.een erfallt, beute Na6mittas 3 ubr purbe Der
@runbaein gum, 5auie bes 9errn selest rnb bic
feierliden @erempnien ron ben bp9m. 5erren
Yeter Malp, Mler. 8erebplb unb s. 3usef per-
ri1tet.
Na@::ben 81. @erempnien belt 9odp. 9err
Slater MalY cine tur3e Mnrebe an bic geriamm-
lung iiber bic @i@tiefeit unb Geiisfeit ber
fatbpliiden Stride. Stun benn, 5anb an9ele9t,
an bas @ott tpublsefaQise Wert! Der @esen
@cttes n,ree auf bieiem i9Snen l1nternebmen
ru1en;
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Sob bes Gbippema &duptlin9s
$ple=in=tbe:bap.
6 I. GIpub b, ben %. sunni.

9tGlpu b, ben %. Stunt.
Der Chippewa Chief 5ole-in tbe<tay trurbe
am @amifas seidcden unb icelei@ setSttet
bur9 trei 2ea@ Gate Snbianer in Der Ndbe Der
MIntuns bes @ua Gluies, unsefabr rrei Mei-
len BON ieinsm 5auie an Der Gbippe,pa Asenep.
Ct mar su bic Ter :3eit in feinem Buggy; Aae
trei @duhe trafen. Die Subianer famen gum
5aule bes 5oIe=in>tbe-bay urp sernabmen pom
ieiner 5rau, tab Ct mad @rcp- @ius ii@ beee~
ben babe.
sic nabmet trei srn ieinen selaeenen St.
mebren, entiernten ii9 bann, un i'm ~ iuden;
unb fanben Jpn smildeu ieinem 5auie unbGrprp
@ins.
sic {hu0en Jpn NIT ieinen eisenen@emebren;
bierauf nabmen lie ibre Me1tr, ifaden unb
{anitteu ,einen aSr&er unb trarfen Jpn rann an
bic GtraBe.
Der i'm tesleitenee Snoianer fiudtete iid une
enttam unrerlest. Surge 3eit rarauf trurbe
Der 2eihnam ron 5errn CHARLES q. &ufer une
MspinmaQ aufeefunben. Iie MSreer fubren
nit Rent pferoe unb Buggy baron. Die errbte
Mufresuns berri@t in bieier @esenb nno mar
bem,abt lid, Der MSrrer tatbaft su wer>
ben.
Geri6ieteue @eru1te Wber bic llrja1c beS
Mcrhes iltt i'm l1mlaufe. Mande bebaurten
baG Der Mcrt tur9 bic &ermancten Der eriten
Jrau spltradt ,purbe. sic irQen e;feriudtis
lein mesen tes ginfluNes ieiaer jesisen 5rau.
nelde cine weibe 0rauensperirn 1T. Seine
Grau befnbet lid felt benz Mrree in eirem
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Der s%et0etete @bief biuterIdbt cine Gr9ter,
melde li9 III Der fatboliiden Suiepbs Mfaben'ie
tefnbet, unt ii@ in ben neuli6en prifunsen
ausseseidnet bat.
Ct bat einen@ rbn, psl9er, trenn fein unprr<
terseiebener Sail srrfrmmt, ieines gaters @ar~
ben unp Gbrerie(en erben pire, mie mir ser=
mutben.
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Neue Mn5et9en.
Mnfmnbi9un9.

Iue iene. melde Mitslieber Der Grrpcratirn per neuee,
bileeten Deutiden 8atbDliiden Drudeeieaiaatt tur gas
fattpliide 8latt tes Warterer III irereen geeenten: Anz
mersen, fnb bietnit mum %eetinrent auieefcreert u. treunt=
lidf eineelaben. it'd sefdaist bel einent Der erei @rlneer
tiefes 8lattes. tei 5cdtr. 5errn gater element Staub, bel
1T rnelSen. bo es beinate un1nSeliG If, rbpptl Is eerne &C.
iideben tpurbe, III biefem 3rede uberaQ geiude abiuftatten,
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Die Minneapplts uIribune" brinst
bic Neuisfeit spn einem iebr eruben l1nsliide>
meldes id an ber Bride in jensr Statt ereis<
nete. Die 0auen Charlie unb Gruiflbanf fub<
rem ii, sincm spe1i pdnnisen @asen iber bic
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-Gultom- Saus III ct. paul Min. - Wir
Sernebn1en nit Jreuce, baB sum, Nusbaue hes
Guitcm5 aules itatt Der fruber beftmmten $685.
0O0, POM Senate $4,000 sueewieien rrrben
iinc.
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1tm9e5p9en.

SER Galentin Gppel bat feline etemaliee Webnuue per-
strase uuaee;caen. Or empfeblt BEN p%ublifum befens
feline @%rpeerien. @isarren. Weine unb Qiqueure unb e. wire
befrett iein. aue Nrtifel IN better Sualitdt nie ~eer0tnli@
au Iiefern.
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DAG lGdterlein bes 5errn Splepb Spisl
tpelde unslidlidermeiie aerpiene Del trant er<
bolt iiG mad, uub rat Ron BEN Wirfunsen bic
les 1rslids.
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2pcal Neui9feiten.
Heiicueer Isent.

Ser @eore Wimmer nrn Garitault ii
9esentpartis r~etienber Msent tes Waneerer.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-07-04

Rebwins, ben 26. Suni.-gun alien Sei<
ten oes Gunntss seben bic sanfisisn Beri&te
iber" ben Stanb bes @etreibes Elm. 8eicnbers
gut itebt Der @ei3en aus unb uniereGarmer iinb
nit srSBter Greate erfuQt iiber bic ausllet auf
rei6li4e Grnte.
Die leste @u@e bat biel1nteriu9ung Dor benz
9ti9ter Sues nit ben Gai9eno:eben ansefansen,
nel6e serbaftet tuarer, neil. ie Captain 81. 9.
Smitber uni cine @umme @elees tetoblen. 3
BON ibnen tpurten perbSrt unb in grmangelung
srn 8irsibaft ms County @efansnib 3urid~
seididt. Gin eisener @eri&tsbpf tpirt in eini-
gen 8cden pom &idter MeGlure berufen UNI
nit itnen cine l1nteriudune eia;uleiten.
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6euer in Sort &ipIey.- 2ebten Don-
uer1taa Dor elmer Wp9e fab man Wbenbs neun
l1br bic @cbnuns bes Srbinan; Serseanten
Jransfee in Sort 9tipleY III Geuer. 8eppr ron
Der Belasuns 5ilfe seleiitet terben funnte, tuar
9les spm Geuer Ser3ebrt, nobel Gere. Grans<
tee unb 4 Rinbev umfamet. Seine 5rau ALIEN
entfam auf irsenb etae Weiie bur@ bas Jenfer.
Mltin ibr 2ops 1T faum peniser bebauerns-
mlrbia, ta ie III Jrlse be6 l1nslidS in Mabn.
finn s~eriel. Die s%ertrannten Qei9name ron 3
aintern unb pom gater tpurben a%ufsefunben,
aber ieuer scn bent fleinen 7jdbrisen MabGen
tpar Ut Mihe nerbrannt.
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-MIt. Gearcpn BON ct. Yaul feel rrn et-
uent @eriiite % SUP bod, unb tra9 3 yen
5eiuen Rippen unb leinen Nrn1.
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- mann eequetl3tea 5
er b. - 9 t. Yaul ben 1. Snlt. Gin
Maurer melder al, benz elevator Der ct. Yaul
uno pocifc &ailrrap Gumpasnie a~rbeitete, rur<
BE beule turd ein fa0enbes yaubrlS pel9es
in ben speiten Strd setra@t werten Iollte, gu
1pb geq9etidt.
Gin Sbeil Der Gcrri6tuns, trelde es empor
trinsen ipQte, CAB na9 uub Der Salten fel
nit @strade uno perleste CUR felten 3eit NPeb<
rere, pelde in Der Ndte tparen.
crmetbl LID g a d t<Oteb rer-
beftet.- Die YoliSei perbaftete Mtttmo@
Nadts2 llbr 2 Manner, melde tit Der 9inter>
itrabe III Der 9late bes 9,art ylaee Srtel um-
berfreiften. Mon sermuttete ie ieien Na@t<
Iiete, melde Cit 5ars i'll DHnen 1u9ten.
sic purpen CUR Gitg Sail gebra9t unb bis
gum Mrrsen ci',seiperrt, bis nabere unterlud=
uns einssleitet perpen fSnnte.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-07-04

-Ietofsty 1T cit ,teuer 9lpfel BON &ublant;
er 1T iauer, son feiner Qualitat, tpadt unb &C.
teibt nSrbli9, blabt unb reift innerbalb 60 81
gen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-07-04

Bride, ba cine loie planfe auffcs u. bic pferte
10 iebr i&redte. bab ie anfnsen 3urid3ufcben
sesen bas @eIanber, tuel6es na@9ab unb ben
bintern Spell bes Waseas unb MatameGbartle
80 SUP tief binabfirste. Mabame Gruifibanf
israne POM @aeen, bieIt bic pferbe fef unb
binberte ie 10, iiber bic Bride binab3ufursen.
Man firdtet, Mabana Gbartle it eefGbrli@ ser-
lest.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-07-04

Gin iuneer Mann nit Nauen 5arrier,
mel9er in Sc Sueur County tupbute, mur6e Dor
einisen Tasen bur9 eiten f~alenben 8anm GER
queti&t unb itarb tur3e 3eit na@ benz l1nslid.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-07-04
1tniibertreffiebes @ic Sic !
@rpbes erfreubenfef!

rcbmet MQe I'M 9auie nit -!
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-23

LoUIsvILLE.-The Courier of
Thursday says
Parties are in the city with 2 view
TO induce our merchants to take stock
in steamboat to make weekly trips
between Charleston. on the kanaWha
River. and this port. a large amount
of stock has already been subscribed
IN Charleston, and if our merchants
will lend their aid. lucrative trade
will be secured to our city, which, at
present, is monopOlized by Cincinna-
ii. A large amount of grain and to-
bacco is brought out of Kanawha
Valley every year, which would be
brought direct to our city, If the prop
er facilities for transportation were
offered.
The Belle of Alton has made the
trip from St. Louis to Alton In two
hours. The Altona's best time was
one hour and thirty-seven minutes.
A negro deckhand on the Indiana
was shot hy the Waterman of that
boat at Cannelton on Monday night
The ball took effect in the leg above
the knee, inhictiug'a severe wound.
TERRE HAUTE.-The Express Of
Thursday says:
The river Is rapidly declining, and
will soon be down to the usual stage.
The elegant steamer Mason leaves
for Perryville. this morning, at eight
o'clock.
ST. LOUIS. = The Democrat Of
Thursday says:
Rivers declining rapidly-all but the
Upper Missouri-the melting of the
SHOWS of the mountains and valleys
having begun. The weather IS de-
lightful, clear and cool. Business Is
still brisk, receipts being heavy, but
shipments to New Orleans yesterday
were light.
MEMPHIS. - The AUalaacHe, Of
Wednesday, says:
The fine weather continues. The
river at this point IS rising very slow
ly, the swell in the past twenty-four
hours only amounting to about half
an inch. 1t Is three aud half inches
below the highth attained by the last
rise, fourteen inches below that Of
last year, and seventeen inches below
that of 1862.
White River is falling slowly. The
Arkansas was rising at last report,
but IS no doubt at a stand by this
time