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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-06-17

InE LII LOOKING HoRsE.---A French.
man, near the Canada line, in Vermont,
sold horse to his Yankee ncighbor,
which he recommended as being very
sound, serviceable animal, in spite cf his
unprepossesring appearance. To every in
curry of the buyer, respecting the quail
ties of the horse the Frenchnan gave a
favorable reply-but always commenced
his commentator with the deprecatory
remark-"Ies's not look very good"
The Yankee caring little for the looks
of the horse, of which he could Judge
himself, without the sellers assistance,
and being fully persuaded, after minute
inspection, that the beast was worth the
moderate sum asked for him, made the
purchase and took him home. A few
days afterwards he returned to the sell
er. in high dudgeon, aud declared he had
been cheated in the quality cf the horse
"Vdt is de matter % inquired the
Frenchman. "Matterl' said the Yaudee,
"matter enough the horse can't see he
is blind as a bat -
"Ah p said the Frenchman, "Vat ]
wash tell you? vas tell you he vas not
look very good-be gar don't know if
he look at all
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-06-17

gy The Washington correspondent Of
the Chicago Tribune says that it alleged
that Horatio Seymour, George Eehaleton
and George B. Mcclellan mean to write
letters to the Democratic Fourth of July
Convention, urging Hancock for the nom.
iuatiou BY reclamation. There is very
little struggle for the Vice Presidency >on
this fore doomed ticket Hendricks
Groesbeck. Hoffman and Charles F. Ad-
ans stand highest. !.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-06-17

A TEMPERANCE COMMITTEE Room AT
CHToAGo.-Sl e.k,r Colfax is temper.
ance man IN principle aud practice, and
agate" of the Cincinnati Gazette gives
an Incident or two relative to his nomin
alton at Chicago:
John D, Defrees, who has been Colfax'r g
confidential manager at Chicago through
the contest may congratulate himself up
on the remarkable accuracy of his calcu-
lltions After midnight, Wednesday
night, he assured me that Colfax would
be nominated Oh the fifth ballot. 1t is
evident that he counted on the precise
course that Pennsylvania took, and that
he had grounds for such calculation. De
frees has managed the contest very quiet
ly and alroitly. 1t is noticeable too,
that ii was done on strict temrsraece
principles For a marvel 10 such 'fHrs,
it was observed that not drop ol iq1ol
VAS to be had around the hcadquaatcrs
Of the Indiana Candidate 1t wi hea
good thing if the result shall help b1n
ish the not very creditable praetcc q
urging each candidates claims ever 3
great array of bottles. The unlinitcl
supply of free ubiskey at the Wade bead
quarters did quite as much harm good,
and the same may tc said of the iuiar
displays by the "first friends" o. ether
candidates,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-06-17
8Wsintss GatNs,
Hotels.
a MER[CAN HOUSE,

I'm navid Randall would respectfully inform
XIX friends and patrons and the public gen
IN that he has leased foEa term OF years This
81, III Known U house, and purchased the furniture,
y; ;ntends to have no part Of the public suiier
r,fhe cnange, while he soliGits portion Of lhat
11.,onoge which has heretofore driven by the
'fxrIcAN HOUSE, on account the price of fare
oling confident that he will be able to please
f'.ho are willing to pay for what they nave
'Hyde rark, Vermont, uctober I'd, 1901
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-06-17
EIINION IIOU E,

&YDE PARK, EhaoT, l,, f,,,.,,
|s,,se renovated from top TO bottom new iufn'
lnfe and carpets, The proprietor uaflhg rec Gu enI
Epurchased and rehtted TINS mouse s!apunnA nun
|Stbe south cast corner Of Main ST., iAformS
nublic that he is prepared TO furnish whole
5roe entertainment for man and beast at a fea
la III. cnmnensat on. ABEL SMALLEY.
de Park, Vermont, Jnly 10th, 1867 Sttf
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-06-17

"A gentleman having engaged a brick
layer TO make some repairs m his cellar
ardgi5i tlo a'e a r 2ved before tho
bdpi layer mo u.. is work. "0h.i
pn rot afro sntrcl of alo," saia
fba bdts sumo not" sais
BE gntsum link barrel 81
de saal4 uA" 3 yoar approach"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-06-17

PERIOD OF TUE GROWTH OF MAN -
Prof. B A. Gould, from the statistics
derived from the register. of 100000
men in the United States army, has
brought out the fact that men attain
their maximum stature much later than
is generally supposed. This takes place
at twenty nine or thirty years of age :
but there are frequent instances OF growth
until thirty.Gve, not very notieeab!e-a
yearly gain Of a tenth of an inch. perhaps,
still growth. After thirty five, the sta
ture subsidies in similar proportions,
partly, perhaps, from the condensation of
the cartilages; partly because of the
change of the angle of the hip bone, The
age of maximum stature comes earliest to
the tallest men, as if it were the necessity
of unusual development Foreigners were
shorter than men of native birth, The
nights OF men seemed to depend on the
place e enlistment. A Massachusetts
man enlising in Iowa was an inch taller
than if he had stayel at home, As we
60 west men grow taller. One man
measured more than six feet ten inches
Out of one million there were five hund
red who mea ured more than six feeI
four inches; but men of such stature dc
not wear well In Maine men reqch their
greatest hight at twenty-seven in New
Hampshire, at thirty-6ve; in Mnssachu-
setts at thiIty-one. The taliest men, Of
sixty-nine inches, come from Iowa
Maine, Vermont. Ohio, Indiana, Minnc-
sofa and Missouri give US men of little
over sixty-eight; and the average Of all
shows the Americans to be very tall
people.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-06-17
Attorneys.


BRIGHAM a. WATERMAN,
attorneys at Law and solicitors in chancery'
HDE Park, VERMONT !,
Particular attention given to tue collection OF
||l claims against the Government, widow s,
hvalid and other pensions, boun,ies, back pay ,
IA wAIDo BRIGHAM, GEO. l.. WATERMAN. As
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-06-17

" Wv w ~ =" y 4" ' W - "
I'd PgBLIsHED EVERY WEDNESDAY,
Ar HYDE PARK, LANOILLE COUNTY,
|M ply
SAWYER ~ CARPENTER.
Business Gat0s.
AZ Hotels. ... ....#... .
"a MER EAN HOUSE,
VERMONT.
F7I1r noyid Randall would respectfully inform
,ld friends and patrons and the public gen
In thnt he has leased fell term OF years ms
.3sii known house, and purchased the turnitule.
M, ,nnSS to have no part of the public suffer
Iiss}he cnange while he sOlicits portion OF thaI
<4<tonooe which has heretofore driven by the
2S2xRICAN House, Oh account the price OF iafe'
|dnlinr confident that he will be able TO piease
|5i nrbo are willing to pay for what they nave
EHyde rark, Vermont, uctobcr I'D, 1861
i IT MON HOU S L,
VERMONT.
|zss,se renovated from top TO bottom new turn-
s3.fe and carpets, ] he proprietor having rec ent-
|Z3fnrchased and reflted this house stanulh&
*9tbe south cast corner OF Main ST, iAiorms
- nublic that he is prepared TO furnish whole
|5'ne entertainment for man and beast ata Iea'
[6able cOmpensat on. ABNh DM MaAtht
EDEN POND HOUSE,
*# nrv, Nils VERMONT.
'DI. +, r. MARTIN, Proprietor.
' ,ately Eden House, by d. Randail.)
IRASBURGH HOuS b,
M IRAsBURGH, Va, by l.. f, FDGERToH;
Stages !, ave this house daily for all ra'%e9
|Htions horses and carriages TO let' %
HUBBELI'S HOTEL,
M woLCoTT VT.
:E ,JrrSTUS H JBBELL, PROPRIETOR.
ON toe stage road to Irasburgh conveyance
s. any part of the county on short notice. u
WATERVILLE HOUSE,
Waterville, vt.
M nj. MCFARLAND. Propri tor,
No liouors will be furnished the gl'sts ol
z this house for the year ensuing
M Attorneys.
81. gsIa1AGess t& Eaton,
ttorneys at law and Solicitors in ChancNIy-
m Cambridge Boro, VT
'SIRAs pLAIsDFLh, wM' W. EATON
s4 ----------.-.
W. H H kENFIELD,
Afforney at aw and Solicitor in thancery; also
4enaral Insurance Agent, Hyde PARK t.
I Fire Life, Accident, l.iie'aad accident com
bined and Live stock Insurance effected III Ihe
Didest. largest and most reliable Insurance com
oanies in the United States. N'l'
s r II SAW YER.
y slAttorney at Law and Solicitor in Chancery,
uxps spAHS, " | vsRA6Nr,
Agent Tor the prosecution M,nt o, an G'"i'iiS
I'll Ofllce in the Newsdealer Building.
= - -.aa,,,,.>- .----
II BklGH NJ " NAIEhM IAN oonn
fDE rARk, -. @ T.. ,,o -, EhnMONn ,datimn u;
N a. GAINS aSHitIst the Government, Widows,
hyalid and other pensions, bounlies, back pay,
II -
Fl N ID E E d Ia W y
kttorneys and tounse llors at Law ana soiicltofs
in chancety, MOrisVilie, W.
rosecution of claims against the government
"a Office in Masonic Building.
j. LEWIS. q, W. AENnEE'
a poWFPs GIEED,
Attorneys at Law aid solicitorsin Chancery'
Morrisville, Vt. 'L!t,l
Office formerly occupied by Hon. I. Gleed.)
la. H. POWERS. p, X. GLEED.
N
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-06-17
Correspondence.

CONTINUED NEXT WEEK J
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-07-08
NOTICE,

VyHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING DISPOSED
L of enc halt his interest in tho MAGNOLIA
SALOON, hereby notifies his debtors and creditors
that he desires to settle up his business with them
to the FOURTH DAY OF JULY. Those owing
him are requested to settle at once; and persons
having bills against him will present them imme.
diately. GEORGE LEWIS.
Magnolia Saloon.
Carson City, Nevada, July 8, 1865.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-07-08
N

fOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
undersigned has been appointed AZ Assignee
Bankruptcy Of the estate and effects of John
dlebaugh, Of Douglas county, State of Nevada,
has been adjudged Bankrupt upon his own
tion, by the District Court Of the United
kes for the District of Nevada
CYRUS ADAMS.
|stsa June 10Th, 1865. lms
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-07-08
FEARFUL TRAGEDY !
LORD KILDARE POISONED {!

NJ J. PURCELL, AT THE "NE PLUS u
Nl. tra' Saloon, King street, has just re-
eiNed from the English Prime Minister di,patch
stating that Lis colleague the Earl of Kildare died
yesterday from the effects of an indulgence OF
an inferior brand Of wine.
His Excel!ency to prevent the recurrence of a
similar catastrophe to his many frieds IN Nevada,
has instructed Her Majesty's Consul in San Fran
ciscJ to keep Mr.. Purcell hereafter constantly
supplied with the brands exclusively used at
Windsor Castle and by the Emperor of Russia.
Vintage of 1902, original packages marked c.
o. d. Please call and examine.
Carson June Z, lS6S.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-07-08
FOUND

HNE GREY HORSE, sPANIsH>
~ brand on left hip, about fourteen Se~~
hands high. Said herss came to ~9
SwIFTS STATION ou the night Of 81 ~
Saturday. May ., 1868. The owner can recover
his property By paying the charges for srvd, and
the cost Of this advertisement.
FRED. d. TURNER,
Agent for Lake Bigler Toll. Rod Company,
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-07-08

~ We shall be pleased to see our friends at
any time. An accommodating and polite Bar
Keeper always in attendance. "a
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-07-30
@ebr. @tQiuS u. DunbQr'8.
9euti6e Ba,rf
sss Wi((iuS RrOS. d 0un6nr.

sss Wi((ius Bros. & Dunbar,
81. 1aul Ntnnn{pta.
setf atesnetnsn Bic @elprsuns aner sum 8antfed
ssssrtsen @el@dfte, uub srar surSusswetfe:
l. M1tnabn1e BON Depoften.
,et Se ssat s] S.i@s s' S sss tS}ss,ntrs w .esst, asss1 tes IT, :
ssssatsa:"s$s Ssa iisas's! seRt III I'll S sns s;tsssr sss gt;
9elber uersiten MIR 6 grOseat Sntereden.
2. @elc=@ eh}el.
PIP Stiser ure frenee Mnnsen taufen uns ser:.u.
zen @ts tets sum xases-Gpurie.
5. Mntauf u1o gerfauf BON Beafeln.
gen eutea ganauters.gtrmen ausseaeate Dsaie1 ,ss.
aen bet nns ieees5stttn gelb UNI eemanbelt rerssn.
Sstr SSeTiaufsn Qe@iel auf Nep-gort, e. eouis, ept.
sags: @ Hina;a =: {; ~. lent: aaf bic SeaYtesnselt.
t%rafartn MIR u. q: anf i9leense plage Gurssas:'
AuaSburu> Ba(el 8erltn 8rcn,en, &aFsl.
Sob!ens, &6lu. 05ranffur, 4. ~. Qeir-
>sta, 2pncpil, Monnheim, Mnnaen
WarntefQ. StveRtura. Stutisort.G risr
Mte1:. ,s. 49,
4. gtn1tsbunp opn tNeiccsn.
g1ir ~beirrsen cas- g.letttren suu sfoteu uut Sdulf.
Iteinea auer grt @rbfaaften u. I. to. in alien Gbti!sr
eurppas unb ter Der. Staaten., Ge;u erfprperlide ga.
pierre, als GpQn1a9ten, @er;iatleihuns se1rtuneen, Gpe.
Red is altteteit, an unb teiprgen Sic esniulariIGe 81.
sloubteun9 b%erfelbeu. -"
Den Ve9e1Ue rth auer eur1s una tn Gurppa %etngeipot.
nen pser bel uni eren Drrttgcn Gprrcf prrbeuten fur IN,
lere Ne@auns beppntrten @elbsr sah1en Utr bier Il
@pIh aus.
). M~ussatluna ben Geibern
Den yesennertt ron Betrd GET, melde uns gun, 8p.
Ter Nus3ab1uns in Deutf61aub rber Ser SGwei5 anrer
traut uerbtn, Taden mir ben, islbit IN ben ertleaeufr,
51tf9aften srtnenpen Gnpfdnsern ~tpRenfrct in's 5eri
ieneen nne tSnnen nnfe1e auftrasseter bic 0Htttunses
e~erlelben 1etner 5eit IN Gn'9fans uehnten.
s.. Vertauf BON paHaae zShetnen
1Nf nekhrFnkrf Nsn Rreoeu Go<~L,r ,,~A olx.~s..
mad Nem- gprt per eeselldtF uber Dan,pibprt, ipyi,
Snlanb-Va1a9eldetn aur Reile sen Nep-Aprf I 8 It
Pau! Ill niebrtsfeg Yreiieu.
Z. Be3abluna nrn Eoren
II jeeen Steile ts Staates. Nutauf unb B~ertauf rrr
s. @ereiuiete@@ taaten Bonr6
eaer Nrt. als 5-2oer, 10e40er. unb 7.30cr .aufen uni
serfaufcn NIT aum Iasea-Gpurfc.
Oebruncr Wiuiue unt Dunbar,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-07-30

Warben Str 6QuS,
UeutIde6 @aftz uno BoarctnQ = @au8,
9ds be: 1t n unh Mirnefpta- Straee
5t- VauL @inn.
ron 5enrQ Bpfenfelb.
Etsfss foetsn ron mr. erDFnete ii. auf's eau.
ttrffe unb Beqremfs Gin ls,iGte.e @aft- unb
8carsinabaus aewGbrt '5rsE:een wieSsoaacne.rn
aaseeae|bnete QcGis, ar'ter Xift unh folibe Be-
tieune Iberheuyt. SD emyteb!e aaGelbe bter.
nil btRers hem aeebrte7 tsutiaen Yubii!u.a.
6enrY 8pdenfelo.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-07-30
s.. WtQDleuer,

81. @e S. MaDlener,
9. Bernauers Na@iuleer, sS5mpcrteur ron
une 9anbler in @ein unb 2ifSrc.
0efinenr pom reinem Nossemmals . sptritus.
. Neetiheirer pom sBbisFep.
'@ "' II.
5. &trhboH S g..
Iabritauten Ypn unb SAMPLER in dlen Gcrten Glig.
SIR bic senanut.n sduse It tersife i'd sun, Bebuf ber
ent6t6ennahn.e ron Nuftrose reeelmaBie ale bret
utpnat 1ammtli&e 5~auptetiadftsr!dse hes Staates,
pdb,ene ID Observation-Disclosures i'm Der @inncfrts &C.
f1dttstseuaee tts 5aufes IL" .
d.. S. @atIener jt.,
tttuf iG!eunisaer |erspufanttsuna ibrer g9oorenlaser
Elm eut.s sGo1ttmeut iammt;ider uon etcier Sirma su
be;iebenten Arttfea / n,etnem Store in .".
Netp ulm
iets ar Saao sate- ....
SD betcrse fernes MaarenbeaeQuas an tas Saus
Birbsau, &pbn II. 60.
penson 81. g., Tatritanten rcr teribmten
..Siresau 9reidmaidineu."
Sd fibre rte @eentur ron mea wltnnslota ,as ,.
@polter5 Moper uro &eaper,
(g.as- u , @etratee gldter) h
Dirpn, pFlge II. Srsis' ameritanildeGarmmiblen.
' SD srusiete I'm Nantn bee sanfes H.
Iexom 4 Oogt,
ya0ase>, @e9iel~ uno @setitipns= @ef4alt in
r' m .-a
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-07-30
Com M
Meib aft "
II. vva .Gf4 Gt}f4i4f ,@5tt
s.. 81. @nbilta,
Mep nlm a. z-."'@g iirn'nnefltetoa.

Des unter;et6neie repr6feuttrt fur ben Staat Min.
uefpta bic Naafplsenten @nerps4atrmen Gbieaep's unp
a%ttrrtmmt uue ~efeettrt auftrase fir et.felbe.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-07-30
3mci Mpttp's.

Der erpdblte Yrdi1oent muB bic Car
pet-Bag" zStaatsresierun9e1 aaseinanz
Der ja9en."
G..p. 8lair il,
u2abt uns Griepen balten"
Il. g. Grant.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-07-30

A&frbam|-
@frQtb(6Qfttn
MurbpG, @bite unb Gates,
l8iee l..o|w> 81 II rb ud,ssa.BGp.
@rstldnb!er tn
A&erbau - @ rdtb(6attfn
Gusemetae q senten. fir
Gweepfafe6 Dreldmai1inen
Brayley II. pitt5 Drei6moidinen>
@ppD'S lelbi treGenper &eaper,
@opb'6 Yrei5zM a19ine>
btne Retatat ertieIt, lOpte be critic Granite 'bet
benz ~ @utefsr, Wltnn 'fOta. i'm @eptsmter 1867
fattsefunbenen Gsrfude erttelt.)
Creditor &eaper uno Mdbmoidine
BITE beat smesrasrtee Msofdine Ser a9slt,
Sadipn @a9en,
&eyftpne'6 e%inlpdnni9en 5eureGe1l
Mpline's &reuspf uAe
Mpline's 8re9pfli9e,
@ubtdblerne YaQ9e
8 : TIT e r,
nel9e Maidinen ~ taufcn tiin19en, herben es
III ibrent Sutere0e iinoen, bel uns Spr5ufprc4sn,
uub Defenders SIR bic Sbr einen
NeopeE
potr,etnes
Mdbmai9ine
brau9t werbet has ba3u Yerperbete 5ol3 bauer
batter fnben, aS an allen Ibri9en.
ne Wir baben bic ~ein3elnen Tbeile bon N!a.
l1inen bic fit 9feparaturen erfprberli9 Iinb, fetS
AT 5anb unb fDnnen MQe bic M'ai9inen BON u,s
taufen, biel elben, int Sale baB ettpaS baran bre<
e9en ioQte, lit ~fiirse"::r ;3eit ersan3t bateu.
Mfureod, @bitc S Gates,
81. YouL MinueIpta.
UNION HALL BILLIARD
&alppnE @efauratip
non
Tr@eee W@qc.
29O......D rite 5trab e....29
nebsa ber DDa<SiHce, ct. vaul.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-07-30
@pttfrteb @te1entbQler,
Deutf@er Me@taantpalt unb Npta1

Ueu1IWec teWtHanm Ill uuD Npl0rS
ct. VaaL, Mtnn.
prattt3srt TT allen @ert&tsbSfen tes Gtaates unb
Der Scr. Staaten, betreibt bic rs&tli&e 8efrei.
una bon @&uleen fraft bee ueuen Ban!trctt-
@eiebes, Nqutbirt Orb uub gprtauubi&afts-
aniprii&e in europa. tiuret goQeettonen unb
anhere IN fefu SAD etnf&Iagenben Mrbeiteu uub
@ei&Gfte. .. 80
Offtee: wbSuir Blpd, auud&f Der Bride.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-04-11
'NfS efs.fEafsQ ElAs Z i0etiyT

-sd'uo baa eard q ,a,sss s'rssoisaiaaasoo bas
es.laro dsed 10 sasaiais so 70 saisosar oi,esia
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-04-11

~ I--AI----ezs5t1ss -. IkA4IIs SSssss1
ieThe' United States Graht' Jury I'M lsieirneiad;
has found "a new indictments againstSJ JeflefsBa
Dasisaa 1t coScrsiffty pages and details ialbhis
ofanceso sincc2thd openi.y Of the, ffebkali5h,
Judge Pope, Of the twelfth Circuit Court of
AlabasP a,P, @ssH Il arrtsttd 81 gu Monaayy yyliHlak at
acksohriile By stca iailitSr" " aaliSGfitte sah ahti
confined for failure OF rcusai % S6 62tcttd Ss a6
jury order ssTJadge pipe sias, ofismalAnd
all tho tiinc iJhions ,iiafiie aasssa sserasa'
.t.iasee1y 4eu sfsediL
loa Meaaqsday aa fsdhEar lEar PLANTER charaw
planted aee.-y EhgesA asresso If .eorn. Rpa Vow
ia5 s ss0 depgea2tsssns ef thS sg sHg9s end
ssys good staaa he dEopPsa Aonl tosix
ggsss ;s ,S,,S as $ SS ssPs
Sss 2, sts %'ss asls's 4s as3 asSl
tho field and te2k Of tho the eega
At Observation-Disclosures hf;salsss of Tie
Paris bar this question was discusscd Can
person who directly aids. another to commit
suiSidoa Ga iadiotta ss% caablKisagfn In aact
of, murdoE?9" The point Was. edesiaeSd III shs
'Ssgative osaMiaSd MS}d gqslfs b5Msseri rio6f IF the
aasssistaRff" "Seed Da abFHbt tSaa -'o''p''e'e
'aeiiariJiil"9 sAil Z II Iei ~ s; Gep. ,,ifIt
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-02-01
Aus Sem Staat.

81. @lpub> Is. San.-Gin Gbeil
BON 8rip9man'6 Sd9emiible 1T leBte
Na@t ein9efaQen. 6. u. S. Morris Don
ct. Naul bat ben Contract per Grbauun9
Der Bride uber ben SaufTlu6 beiBait's
llebersan9 fir $4,000 ibernpmme11. Die
8ride loQ biz Mitte nd@lten Mpril fer
tt9 iein.-GS bal fi9 bier Elm u@rantz
Club" 9ebilpet benz Capt. 59Dne<
mann al6 elmer rer Giceprdiipenten an
9ebIrt.- Nidt8mIrpi9er Naubmprpperz
iud. 3wet SdwetSer> Gin jun9er unp
Elm alter Mann> welde nebeneinanpcr
Claims 9ema@t mpllten iid %iuiammcn
pprtbin be9eben. Der Siin9ere fabrte
etne beocutenpe @elrlumme bel 1i9,
welde er aus rem @erfouf elmer 6arn,
9elHi unp aus Der Sont IN 81. Glpub
erbpbe>L mdbrtnp Der Meltere arm 1T.
Nn elmer ei'1,iomen Stelle Ter Gtrabe an
9elon9t feuerte her N!te, rer binterprst1
mar airte, pl0eltd |tinen &eSplper aui
lsinen Gprrermanu ob> rem bic &uArl
Die Ban9e I~trsifte. Der Sln9ere wonnte
1iG 1,r,> unp fay su leinem Sri aunen iti~
men 2anr9n,onn NIT ouf ibn ar3slhlaz
cement Gevplner perot ltebe1> ou9 erfldriI
INN Der alte S9urfe> ct iei mtiGlpi7en,
tbm renWorous III mad)en tenn er miiiit
iein 0elp boben. Darait fnolltc rel
Swette S@uE Der ZEN jun9en Wann in
bic 8rui trot 70 smor, RAP nte&u9el rp1
ben Nippen ab9litt unp tbn I'll Sppsr
mari. Oils 1i@ nail ober oer Mlts o,li
tbn ftiirSte unp YER udte> inn raS Yifpl
ri@t an peu&ppf gu bri,,9en> rofte ct id
auf uup rang benz Mprr8sielm bic tSptz
lide @ofe aus rer 5anr. Dielelbe jsbt
ouf ibn anldlo9c1t> befabl ct ibm> mad
ct. @loup suriidsumaridtren> mar abel
punm 9enrg> purb bic flebcntliden8it
pe5 9allunten erreiltt, feline &la9e 9eAer
bent elben anbdn9ig SIT MAIDEN. 1r
0UB 500 re1n Serwunrcten rie&u9el aus
Ter Sruit uue Serbanc Die @unce.
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lie9enpe unp beme9lide Gi9entbum IN
Carver County bat eineu @ertb spr
$1>66S>9G0.-@dNenp Ger lettcn {
@rden murren 2O0@prr5pl; per Sag In
pieStart 9ebra6t. preis $$3-3aa,-Di
DurdldnittS;abl per S9uler III joe,
Der crei S@ulen pes plaBes 1T 100,
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Die Guaranteeing.

MaG rem amtliden Scrid)tc Der Gin
rannerun9sz Urmm!l1rc tetru9 nc 0e<
lammt;obl Der I'M Sabre 1867 in Newz
g)prf 9eldnneten Ginmoncerer Iaus 3pt>
idenredsz poi1a9iere mcrcen als iuldc &C.
rednet, aud, wern fie neturolilIrte Siirz
ger ter Ser. Staoten fiup; rpltpmmene
@enoui9fcit 1T allu nidt su er;ielcn)
242,371 n1n,lid:
Deutldc 1854, Srllnoer 65,134,
Gn9llncer 1912, S9ptten 6,315>
S9mecen 4>843> S9meiser 1885, 7ranz
;cien 1904, 5oudnrer 1885, Belsier
1854, Ddnen 1872, Staliener 1872
Ncrmeser 309> pplen 268.. Sponier 203,
&u0en 1875, Maleler 142, Sapanrlen
81, portu9ielen g. s(utralier H. Bef>
inrier 214, Central unb SIramerifa
uer 1O4, 9onocier AZ, Merifaner 20,
Gbinelur II, @ried,en s, Girfcn g. Sltz
mrier 4. Nfrifaner 2, yfeuihpttl1noer
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Jpl9enoe Eateuc iber Bic 3obl Der
leit 20 Sabrsn IN Mewzyort %onselan9ten
Etnntn,1>erer n urn krkcm CS1trrriip. { /
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items ii9 fir cen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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