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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-05-28
Foreign intelligence.


The would-be assassin of Prince Alfred,
in Australia, was executed on the 22d of
April
Michael Barrett, convicted of causing
the Clerkenwell explosion, was executed
at Newgate, on the Goth.
A Vienna dispatch of the Goth says the
Emperor has given his assent TO the law
establishing the legal equality Of religious
sects
Military preparations were gong on in
Canada on the Goth. A Montreal telegram
says the various battalions of volunteer
military had received orders to hold them
selves in readiness Tor immediate service.
A London telegram of the 24th says the
efforts to prove an ali& in the case of
Barrett, the ClerkenweI conspirator, have
failed, and his execution will take place at
the expiration of the week for which he
was respited.
A dispatch from Rome states that the
Pope has invited the Roman Catholic
Bishops Of the United States to raise a
thousand volunteers for the Papal army,
authorizing them to make such terms with
recruits as they may deem necessary and
proper.
The case of Home, the Spiritualist, has
been decided by the Court of Chancery,
at London The decision requires Home
to repay Mrs. Lyons the sum of 100000
and costs. on the ground that undue in
fluence and hallucination, engendered by
him, induced her course of action.
News from the Abyssinian expedition to
May was received in London on the 23d.
The advance had reached Zoulax ON the
9Th. The evacuation of the country
would soon be effected. The wounded
were doing well and rapidly becoming
convalescent. The troops were in good
health.
In the British House of Commons, on
the 23d, after further debate on the Irish
Church bill, a division took place on the
motion that the bill have its second read
ing, with the following result: For a
second reading 312; against it, 25s;
majority, 81. The announcement of the
vote was received with loud and prolonged
cheers from the Liberal benches. A mo-
ton was adopted that the House 60 into
committee for the consideration of the bill
on the 9Th of June.
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A tremendous hailstorm visited San
Antonio, Texas, ON the 10Th, which lasted
half an hour, and destroyed houses, crops
and gardens to the extent of half million
dollars, and caused the loss of several
lives.
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Washington News.

General Grant and Speaker Colfax were
serenaded in Washington on the 22d, and
received the congratulations of their party
friends on their nominations.
The President has informed the Senate
that the total amount of money paid into
the Treasury, as the proceeds of confiscated
property held under the act Of July II,
1852, is $12,96s, 900, besides 3,326, 500 for
property confscated in the District of
Columbia.
Washington telegram of the 23d states
that on and after June 1st the Treasury
Department viii be prepared to receive
$50 Treasury notes falling due June 18th
and July 18th, 1858, for conversion into
bonds dated July list, 1867, or July 1st,
1868, as parties may desire. The terms of
conversion will be as follows: The inter-
est on both series of notes will be allowed
to July 1st, and the bonds issued in ex-
change viii bear interest from that date.
John Naglee has brought suit against
Secretary Stanton for trespass, laying his
damages at $4,000. The plaintiff in his
declaration sets forth that on the 18th of
May, 1865, he was the owner and in peace
full possession of farm in Prince William
county, Va; that the defendant, acting
under and by authority of the power vest
ed in him, caused an officer of the cavalry
Of the United states, to enter on his farm
and turn him away, whereby he lost the
use of said farm during the cropping
season of 1865, and lost large number of
horses, cattle, sheep, hogs, &c.
On the 26th, between three and four
O'Clock, the President received the follow
ing letter from Mr.. Stanton:
WAR DEPARTMENT
WASHINGTON. May IS, 1868.
SIR: The resolution of the Senate of the
United States, of the 21st of February last,
declaring that the President has no power |
o remove the Secretary Of War and deSg-
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Presidential Vote.

The following table gives the popular
and electoral vote, so far as we have been
able to procure them, since the first cleo
ton of George Washington
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jewelers. Sales for 1867, from the
Books Of the Assessor.

Giles Bros. & Co. being the largest in
Chicago, and larger than any similar house
in the country, except Ball, Black & Co.
and Tiffany & Co., in New York; sue
cess warranted by the elegance of theis.
stock and the well-known reputation of
the firm.
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The East.

The St. Charles Catholic church Mt
Woonsocket, r. J., was burned on the
night of the ed
Rev. John c. Lyon, founder of the Ger
man Methodist Church in America, died
at Baltimore on the 22d.
The Massachusetts, Democratic State
Convention met at Worcester on the Goth,
and selected delegates to the National Con-
vention.
The decree in the Judd divorce case dis
misses the petition of Mrs. Judd, grants
the cross-petition of Dr. Judd, and gives
him custody Of the children.
A baseball match on the 18th, between
the Atlantics of New York city, and the
Athletics of Brooklyn, resulted in favor
of the Atlantics. Score, twenty.six
against three. j.
A $50c, 900 fire occurred in New York
city on the evening of the Gath, destroying
the Offices and freight houses of the Nep-
tune Steamship Company, the propeller
Oceanus, and considerable quantity of
freight, and partially burning two other
propellers.
Judge Brady, of New York city, has
decided the Kelley North American
Gift Concert" to be an unmitigated swim
die, and ordered perpetual injunction
restraining the firm from receiving letters
directed to them. He also said that he
would restrain the publication of Kalsys
Weekly. an illustrated paper, if, on exami-
nation, it proved, as he believed it to be,
in the interest of the concern.
The South.
Advices from Helena, Arkansas, Nav
ed, say that forty persons were poisoned
there on the Wednesday previous by eat
ing ice-cream, and it was feared several of
them would die 49,
The General Assembly of the Southern
Presbyterian Church, Old School, con-
vened in Baltimore on the 21st., and con- |
sisted Of 100 delegates from the Southern |
and Border States.
Rumors were recently in circulation that !
Governor Brownlow was lying at the point |
Of death This was all . mistake, as late !
dispatch from Knoxville says that the |
Governors health is better than usual.
A Savannah dispatch says it is under
stood the Georgia Legislature viii be COM
posed Of three parties, Democrats, Radi-
cals and Conservative Independents The
alter hold The balance Of power. I
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Fractional currency issued for the week
ending May %, $431 500; destroyed, $751;
900. National bank notes issued, $S2,550.
Internal revenue receipts, $500, 256.
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THE ATLANT1c.-The contents of the

THE ATLANTIC.-The contents of the
Atlantic Monthly for June Beauty of Trees
by Wilson Flagg; Two Families" by Miss X.
+. Williams; - Theophilc Gautier,"-a Literary
Artist, by Eugene Benson; casa Guidi Win
dows,'' by Bayard Taylor; . The Talmud," by
Calvin E. Stowe; st. Michael's Night" Chaps.
L-V. by Miss Agnes Harrison; :. Abyssinia and
King Theodore by G. Reynolds; - The Discov-
cry of Etherization, by Joseph Hale Abbott; - A
Castle of Incidence" by S. Adams Hill; viz
by Geo. E. Warning; - Thrift by Hiram Rich;
"A Week on Capri" by Bayard Taylor; -
June Idyl," by James Russell Lowell; Reviews
and Literary Notices. Ticknor & Fields publish
ers. 124 fremont street, Boston. Mass. 500 per
year; two copies, 500; five, $1,000 ten, 5000.
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Our You've FoLKs-The June num-
Der of our Young Folks contains: Round-the-
World joe" continued, with three Illustrations
" Mrs. Peterkin wishes to go to Drive - - The
Story of the Great Charter" illustrated; The
Wrens OF North America" three illustrations
the fifth packet of william Henry's Letters
to his Grandmother with illustration; % Watch
ing the Crows fullpage illustrations; % About
the Mountains" illustrated; - Cast away in the
Cold" continued, with illustration; . BRIDES
Walk in the Woods illustrated; Music Child
rem Soldiers and Venetian Barcarole'' with
an illustration: . Roundthe Evening Lamp" two
illustrations; :" Our Letter Box with illustra-
tion. Ticknor a. Fields. 124 fremont street, Bos-
ton, Mass. S2.00 per year; three copies. $500;
five, $500; ten, $780, twenty, 5000, with extra
copy.
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LITTLE RoGuE.-What charming little
picture is this, which we ind in the Xxstru,ed CHI
cago Nfscs;
was sitting beside
Ny destined bride.
One sfin sentimental day;
How long, saidI,
But to make you cry
And I'd kiss the bright tears awayi''
Fair Cecily blush'd,
Her voice grew hush'd,
thought she would crv to be sure;
But she lisp'd to me,
Pouting prettily,
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DHRIcULr AscEST:-Getting up a sub
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-05-28

DfitiSh al iiaihCut, anu ID hhciJ W NC
come law.
"A dispatch from Lake City, Florida,
states that a few days ago nearly two
acres on farm in Hamilton county sud-
denly sunk to the depth Of fifty feet from
the surface of the surrounding land, and
Immediately filled with water. The ground
is still sinking, and the water now covers
four acres. The streams and creeks lose
themselves in the surrounding country,
and force outlets in this way. These sinks
occur occasionally, but this is the largest
ever known.
The number of homeopathic pills used
by Pittsfield physician in his practice of
twenty-five years has been approximately
ascertained. He has made 10000 pre-
scriptions, and at six pills each the product
is 100000. He has travelled with horse
and buggy more than 100000 miles, over
the rough roads of Berkshire. In 1856 he
rode 2, 100 miles to visit single patient,
during an attack of sickness. In all these
years he has lost but twenty-eight days
from physical inability, and the business
he has done in the time amounts to
$4,000.
Concerning Rev. John Potter, the r.
vivalist, a correspondent of the Boston
Journal, writing from Stonington, CT,
says: MIR. Potter is a genius in his way.
He will go to no place where the different
churches are not united in his meetings.
He has certain rules of action which have
to be carried out. He has fourteen SER
mons that he breaches. He repeats the
same in all places that he visits. Nothing
can induce him to stay after the fourteen
sermons are preached.
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6ibeIt11im II s.
st. Trars prn Gales 9rpfe Gaben=
ecrtbcilune
tn
NEWARK, OHIO.

2. Wdrs J, 1863.
2iegerlpriuns Ger @reiie fane am amitae ben %. 9sb-
quar-, un 3 lttr Hatmtttags, in Der Gits 6a1 uni 1T &C.
eenrart elmer srpeen Rense Srn Qppfeninbatern ifatt.
6rn. S. y. Tennis. Macrr RON Yetrarf, 6pn. g. s.
Gdireltf, Nihter Ger Yrptate Court unb Son. u. Weu,
ritdt tefanrt if, bic cieMdtuna une oasIsrtrauen Der Gez
meinSe eenteBen, funairten alsRidter u,e BIC $. $. Sptn
81. 8antpn, S. 9. Mattinsls unb s. .. yDiuiams als
Seeretdre. ern. Sctu SDaet. Spreder bes Reprdienta,,z
ten 5auIes srn Stir errFnete cte@erlrriuas init elmer FUR
sen, ~paNenbea Nnrebe.
3ie g., COG &un,mer unb bic 4 A3G5etptune wurben tn
tie Raber plaeirt unb am Sdlus Der @erlcpiuns mur~
fife ~ rerblstten bis iur er'ten Sacne i'm Isril, mo cunn
bas Stsluttat in aaen tattcltlten Slattern tstanntscmaGt
mirb.
Ste(e gBeie mar bic ein;ta rra.tifde relhe atpetirt
rrereet tcnnte, ba nntere. M9enten ben 0erfauf Der Porte bis
gum Sag cer &erlrciun9 f~rrtieeen nno bic Cite utsr
bic N II nj nj ern irelhe ern uniern Ngenten perfauit
murten cher an perIrneu oerfanet ,purben, aS besablt re.
sifrirt rerren NUT, bsrcr es 9erbfsntlituas Der sewiu-
eneen Nun,lnern i%tattFnten rtrb. Sie Nptbmenbt9feit bic
is -@eriatrens iriro ME th tpfe. jttem lnpartsiiGen eiu=
leudtene fem.
Set fem Sesinn Ser @erlrrfuns nureen %fetneeppic mebr
In unferer office eerfauft unb fpnnen fene ,nebr baletbf
~ateeeeten wsrpet. lleter cen Nef Der Gtdets in l5dnten
unierer N9enten mag jetrd imnterttn ~ttsppnirt nereet
une bis gum 1. Nrril. 3atluns bafar s~eletftet uerben.
0rtefe UNI N~utldlube %anfragene, trerbea muir baun BE-
antmprtet, ,reun lie cine gpnlnarte %entbalten. @rbann,
bemerfe man senau bic ypft Sffce, Grunts unbStaat, uub
bemerte bic Nunnern be rbe3ablt Itdets.
Da cine arrbe Injati geripnen nod tn Der lesten Stunbe
unS su !6ilie tcrn,nen unb at ben 9ettieen Wptltbaten fIr
ldneere 3eit 5beil su nekn1en trInfden, 70 ,ptrb baS beiige
Mebppfer pieber fir / Sabr jeben Samtaa bis Mldr3 1869
fit ale uniere Wptlttdter tareebradt. Nne COMMUNE
~eattpnen nadsu aerefirt fetn an,
Nev. {. GartusreIs, Yafpr
Gem,rFS
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-@uripfum.-@i Gin Mplf trat pcr Sur

-@uripium.- Gin Mplf trat Dor aur=
gem als Jafenprebiser auf.> o Temporal, o mo-
res!
@is.-Iie Serren GG1,1bel unt &ens seten
Gis III Xteliebieen Suantitaten al. In9 fir
anf ben arpf.
Gen. Grant 1T iebr %erttttert, bab Der
Mnfauf Der Sniel Cuba bnrd bic serriidte SSm=
fsa9mentsfrase in @eree6enbeit %setpmmen 1T
spn tpeeen ben - 6asanna-G iearren, bic natlir=
lid bur9 tieger;Seerune bes ke;wsdtenNntaufs
ibre bpben pretien beibebaQen.
-@i@tises G%rrienib. - Gummo-
bore Nutt, Der &Snis Der 3merse, lief Sdlitt=
f9ub in 2easenwprtb.
-Gtrseltuns.-Dr Gbmart 8atpea,
spn ypllanti, M1id, erbte $4,000 con einem
piinbiiden &aufmann, Rem Ct frdber einiee
Diente erleifet.
-3ueef6neit.-G Die 9abn mar misber
einmal 3usei9neit pieie @o&e. grrlauis labt
f9 ni6ts taeesen MAIDEN, atsr I'M CONNER
tpuQen tpir pasesen prrteltiren.
-Die DailY 0ispat6 citirt lit ibrer
eriten Summer aud sleid tas leste Satr ber
yralbentidaft Grants, Wu 1T has erlte -
Will never be!
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une @si9rifermGrber Sin, Sbpbe, be{en adt>
1abe Mcrbttat {. 3. ale @elt nit 59refen II.
Mtiaeu erfiiats, sum Spee serurtbeilt. Gr nabm
bas nrtbsil bUdf faltbIutie bin, Sn plattbeut-
fder @pra6e ben1erfte er mabrenp Der gerbano<
lunsea gan; fur5: uDa bar id Ie Mu bobt!w
Scr ieiner8ludt aus benz scn ibm anseainbeten
5auie teraubte er bic Qei9en ieiner 8riiber, tn
Bent er ibnen bas @elt aus ben Saiden uub ei>
ITEM audi bic l1br nabm. @eins guslase lau<
tet: AS id ie nu94a out bar, leee id mi en- bee
ten ben !" u,,b na9tem isin gnbesurtbeil &C.
iprp6en uab er in ltine3e suridsebra9t tpar,
laste er: nSs man epcb, bat ct nprbi Is, i'd bin
bannig bunsrig." Man bradte ibm 8rbl uao
@9infen uno Ct ab NIT %u,t9ei6mddtedt Nppettt.
Gin ipldes llasebeuer sebGrt bod eetpiB aus Der
nenidliden @eieQidaft auseefoben uab srpar
ari cine ssnii1e Art, cbne siele l1mRanee.
Man befir1tst bier ALIGNMENT srcbe @srpid=
luassn in fpmmeaeem grubjabr, melge 8efiird<
ttnsen n1siucrslui6t mad, bur9 bic ero5artiaeu
Hatunsen ul,r Mrmee=S rsanilatipnen tpobl BE-
srinbst Vnt.
SIR
EtbeItf{fmus
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Grant! Grant" On entpuprf bid auf cine,
Dirr;pplitiide8 esiebuns ten5alsbre6enbeWeiie
rubis f. furtsefabren nne bu iteisf raider binun-
ter als Du b~inaufscifiesen bif. grngraftent=
idaft it iest idun feline &ebe mebr, tpaet idun
fem s~ernunftieer Meni6 ntebr braa su benseu.
@tesens une guttler, bic 3crYpbaen Der &abt=
falen bateu i'm ipear aufaeseten;-rc tlcitt ba
bic grdfeentldaft?
@eb hu aur immerhin &C.
Srdsl eiele 8riefe brinsMrrsen fritz mas Der
&ebaetipn hes Wanterer, feb gu bab bies nc6
seiest tpirt. 'Mun mGet ibr bie2bure leife hirlter
Gu9 sa MAIDEN.
". Def meant, mir isin entlrBen: WeQ gut
Np9t.
s. Cute Naadt. Igeibe ab.
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paHe sur &ei1e mad Gn9lanb.-
Jolseube pfftieQe Srbre besS taatsbepartementS
1T ipeten serSfentlidt trcrben:
uMan emp1eblt alien 8irsern Der Ser. ct.
ben einsebprenen tie ben natlraltlrten at, bic
@rcbbrittanien pber Srlanb su befu9en baben
f9, 70 LANCE bort tas 5ateas @urpus iuspenbirt
bleitt BON tieem Department pade gu reri9af~
fen. 8irser Der Ser. Staaten, bic uueeredter.
maben arretirt tperten, ieben ii6 bergefabr aus,
pbne prpnarte l1nteriuduns eefan9en sebalten
gu teroen, Bis fe ben lesalen getreis barber
liefern, rae fe amerifanii9e 8ur9er fne.
GILLIAN s. Setpart,
Walbinetcn, 18. Jebr., 1863.
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r.-9err Sos Gapier ppn
Der prbltefannten Girma 2inemann unb Cap
ier in @auf Center, 1T srn ieiaer @ei9aftsreiie
mad benz Often surIdsetebrt. @ie mir serneb=
men bat e%r..beeeutente Ginfaufe semadt. @scr
mas niigt es? @ie lanse trirb IS bauern,
tann mub ct ia mieter anf's Neue ein=
taufen, TIM bic ercbe aunoidaft in ~tefrieti=
gen.
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GinaeIantt.)
Ga @rpIle6 etr 81.

IA t OtpI ~. lcOC.
Ssrrn u. e. S9rSber II. Gp.
Bir baben lit einem bielsen gcarrinebaule
no ibr seidastes 8latt aufliest einen Glut
spn IL 5errn uno 7 Tamen sur MuFSiuns Der
lit itrer .3eituns entbaltenen Natbiel %sebileet.
0as Relultat Der tieamaltseu MuiSiuns 1T tpie
fpl9t:
g @ladtf9Ie@t i'd i'd ed ~ d. t..
Grratben ppn
%JrauSfieplaus IpsmiiQer, SRI. paaline ST.
hernet, SRI. aunisuabeM eblwurm, SRI. SsIene
9Idel, 50. Nicclaus DptmiQer, Griy ARebl=
purm, Tisbri@ 5Sbeutet CHARLES Sid, @uid,
TGwel.
Ma9t wea midi @u6t
Grratbsn you 5rn. Yeter Weber.
Die aneern Mitelieeerbes Gluts, baten eas
&atblsl in scr fetssleyten .3eit BON 5 Minutea
nidt erratben. 8eifplsenbes &atblel 1T srn6rl.
Meblwurn.
5pdadtunssera
8ui9OSmel.
@ser. bes Clubs.
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..

So fir @eibnadten unp Mcujabr !
9Rtt gersniisen MAIDEN mir pieterbclt u,lsre
gefer, bic 8ecarf baben fir Dry @ppbs, 5ite u.
Misen &c, auf bic @ei9afe bes 5erru
peter ShGpnnpE
III Mu,neaprlis unb ct. glntbpny, aufmerflan.
-Derlelte ~perfauft gu fabelbaft nieoern Yreilen
- bic be ten Galicus 81 10-123 Gts. biegJarb;
ales iibrise int gerbaltniB. geriaumt ,bebbalb
nidt tpenn ibr faufen wplt, Germ 9. O@on=
nor einen 8elu9 ab3utatten.
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81. 6 cu ;, q. Sci, - Jrau Scnes bel
Sauf Center tuobnbaft fiel ant scrleBten DON
nerstae beim bearbbplen BON acrn rrn benz
pbern Stod, bic Stieee terab. Mls urn Nittae
Qeute bic Wcbnune t~etraten, fanben fe Jran
Scnes tptt am 8pben lieeen. Tas aprn lag
am 8pten umberseareut. De Grau fane idpn
it, ben Geh;iaen.
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Nlerlei Stems.

-Garnesal it %Spriter, Sammer 1T ea.
Genn ME mir Sernebnaen srailirt III reri9iebe-
men Sbeilen ber Start cine sefabrlideG pioemie :
v@elpbeutel~S dtinbiu9t", teren Golseu i9ab=
lid unb na@tbeilis ftb. Der Sanitdtsratb 1T
nod nidt einseidritten.
-Merfmirbi8er Gunb.- Sn Der
Dritten @traBe tpurbe Elm @clbtbaler %eefunten.
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Mm Mittmcd Mcraen muree Elm Mana
Nameus 2sru, Der an Der Manr,,in5 etticn Der
ct. paul uub paeii lie Sabn anselteat mar, scnt
SdneepHus setrrNen unp ausenblidid estSbtst.
8eice Seine uro Gin Mrmt traren tbm at9e=
ibuitten. gYpn lette in ct. Grancis, cine fur5e
Difans srn Nncta uni biuterlabt cine Grau u.
feds Ginoer.
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Grpre6=G ON snie.- Die bisberisen
Merdants linton Grpreb<@ ompasnie bat ibre
Office aufsebobsn unt seriebt in 3utunft bic
grairie tu Gbien Strabe na& Mcgrespr unb
nit Der Gentralrpat burd Minneiuta. Die
@merican GrpreB Gompasnie, tirb binfrrt bic
81. pauI & Milwaufee Giraffe alein serleben.
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@erfauft.-Ter glrd, sesenrdrtis srn
g. u. 0rispclb une Munser .,grps. tetrpbnt>
nurbe Yrn Milb. 9inhefe unr 6. @ryian fir bic
Serbaltnibmdbis eerinse @umme scn $4,000
sefauft.
Die sesen,partieen Jn,rrbner baten Mietb~
nertraa auf 2 reitere Sabre.
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MuS Mtnnelpta.

eth tt r.-Sn 81. Groir tru9 li9 leBte
@p9e Elm tetauernswertber ltnfaQ 81. Gin
e~eri1er 8eeee Elm eelabenes @etpebr lit cer
5ant, trat. chen NIT einem SIR. Sole III Gin
5ous, ais tas @emebr bur9 anbaten bes 6ab=
men an Der Sbir ii9 entlut, unt Gcle sefabrlid
%sertpuntet.
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Nbgefaet.- Irsi Splbaten, bic fran;r<
flden llrlaub senpmmen batten, nnroen srn et~
mem lieutenant unb 4 Serseanten mteber liet<
rei6 in gpfans aenrmmen, nit Mrn,tanoer vet
leben unp int Iriumrh na9Jrrt &anipm suriid<
oefihrt.
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Iiefer e 9nee.-9er S9nee in ten
ct. @rpir Yineries liest 10 tiet baB bic Mrbeiter
eenDtbist tparen, an seridiebenen plasen tieslr<
belt ein5utelen, ba es IS unmSsli@ mai, ibnen
Q%ebensmittel III i%tertrinaen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-03-07
Neue Nn5eigen.
31t %perfaufen.

60 older eutes Sarmlaub In gDriett Co., eeftiru IS
Tpmnlbir 11S, Rarae %, ehpa As Melen pDng0atcrtcmu
fnb ~ ~sertauisn. 0in::sutes 1LfSdiees 8lodbaus, 10 bel
26 %teftnbct id ~eaieltit. gsan rente fb id.tftlid rter
nnaublid, GU Yeter Eli derrtb.
W7 StiQrrater, Minn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-03-07

Seine gereni9un9sret1e. Gin
Mam Namens 2ypn, Ser. ct. Mrreitant reife
in @sleQidaft hes StaatS MaribaQ BON Nem
ycrt am 2. Mars ron bier mad jenem Staat.-
gliidlide &eiie.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-03-07

Die Ybptcsrapten @bitney baten
Yprtrats Der tiserl en lesislatisen MttsIieber bic
lebr ipredsnb atnlid iino ia siel irredenber
ais in @irtltGfcit.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-03-07

Mbeereif.- Gunf Arretanten Der Grun<
ty Sail iinb 3ur unterluduns mad Datota@ru
ty transpcrtirt trprten. 9ebt tppbl tpmntt ni@t
balb rieber.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-03-07

Mmt ansetreten- Gr. llline trat at,
Mittmp6 bas Mn1t als County Sdabmeifer an.
Der tisbsrise County S@asmeifer, SIR. &cb.
.@mitb, tpar pabrenb II Sabren in bis5emMmte,
meldes er CUR ausemeinen t3ufriebenbeit serlab.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-03-07

Der Tbermpmete itanb i'm 2aufe bel
@p9e einise Male auf Null gang ME BIZ
Ypdetbuder eeri1er Gafttadtsnarren.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-03-07

Cunt Of Common Yleas.- Der
Sam Splen Sal ipl beute trteber ROT bic @rurt
9ebradt 8psrecn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-03-07

Sn Silver muree Elm Mann Nan1ens
Iirrn ~erfrcren 9ef unten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-03-07

Mantatp, 9err Sobn Tratt bat bic st.
bauuns hes County Mrmenbauits fir $500
eortrastt;h iihernDmmen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-03-07

49, Den &et Der pal7irten Bills
rperpen mir III bet ndditen Nummer
trinsen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-03-07
u. Sb,pari.

ct. pauL Mtnn.
GmYfstlt istnen nsuen fattpliiden gudfure nebeu benz
bslti9en fattDliiden Sdulbauie. Grrbe Nuspntl RON
@ebet< uno Sdulbider, 2egelben Der II. Marianu,n,
Statuen, Rcienfrdn3en; Silosrn, geibmaHerfeielten,
S9reibmatsrialisn ; aud perben prielter> Gbprrrde unO
Ilben auIs SdInite anseiertist. Stttet UNI %aeneisten 3u>
ipru6 W7 ". Sbmars.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-03-07

Sn Der, &abe spn Big 2afe wurbe nor ei-
nieeu Gasen cine Jrau tctt eefunten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-03-07
Saus III p%erfaufen.

5aus unp So. nit gut e%ineertdtetem Galppn. ~rprsuslis
den, Refer uno 8rlnuen in @erbtnbune nit benz Saus,
%sessnuber Der tatbcltids1 Stride in ct. @lruo. Stearns
81, pirb III ecrsaufe seluNt. Sotu Nar{dall.
Mr7 Ct. @lCub, Wttnn.