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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-03-20
Bueksport, March ii, 1868


Friend Sawyer - Our annual town
meeting was held on the first Monday OF
March. Having their men mostly on the
ground early, the coppers succeeded in
electing their moderator. hut the Republi
cans elected their Town Clerk. and frs,
selectman, the latter by vote Of 307 to
256, and l6 scattering,
Using the check list to prevent improp
er voting, it was three o'clock when the
latter vote was declared; AID it be-
ing very stormy, the meeting was ad-
journed one week.
Loud boasts were made during the week
that our opponents would carry the town
onthe next Monday, but they did not at all
succeed.
The test vote at the adjourned meeting
was on the end selectman. which God fol
b. F. Farnham. Rep. $50, for z. Homer
Cop. 256, just the vote thrown by them
at the previous meeting not being able to
increase it single vote, while the Repub.
lcan vote was increased 80.
Officers elected were as follows
Town Cierk-Phineas c. Haywood.
Selcctmen, Assessors and Overseers OF
the Poor-John Wentworth, b. +, Farm
ham and A. S. Emerton.
Town Treasurer-Nathan White.
S. School Com-V. =. Wa-dwell.
Agent g. Auditor-T. c. Woodman,
All good Republicans.
Yours truly,
p.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-03-20
Town Hall.

We notice the selectmen have inserted
an article in the Warrant to see if the town
will vote sum of money to build Town
Hall. The want of suitable place in
which to hold town meetings, and to do
town business is becoming more and more
pressing. Perhaps there is not another
town of its size in the State so poorly pro-
vided as our town in this particular, OF that
has not of its own, some kind of a town
hall. Ellsworth. with all of its boosted
enterprise, has not had town hall for 80
years, but has been Deepen dent upon char
ity, or upon private enterprise for places in
which to meet at its annual March and
September meetings.
But the necessity of hall, need not be
mentioned as all appreciate it; but the
question that will be asked is, can the
money he raised? Any thing is easily
done that is willed to be done in good ear
nest,and since the passage ofthe act for the
equalization of town war debts, the town
can see its way more clearly to appropriate
money for this purpose. 1t may be too
late to do any thing this year, more
than to make the preliminary arrange
ments, but that it is high time to take steps
to build a commodious Town Hall. is quite
apparent. What the town wants, is sub
stantial building, perhaps of brick, with
suitable rooms, and easy of access. We
con meid the subject to the earnes: attcn-
tioa Of hos sc Interested.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-03-20
CAsTINF, March l6 b, 1858.

EDITOR Of ELLSwoRTH AMERICAS:
At the aenual town meeting in Castine
March 10Th. the following officers ware
chosen. Moderator. George II. Withellce,
Town CleIk. Z. j. lIooke.-Selectmen
j. Il. Woods, Thomas E. Hale. j, fTcrson
Observation-Disclosures. Alfred +. Adams.
Fowl Agent, Samuel Adams,-S. S.
Com. ID. ". ". Webster
Amoant raised for support OF schools
s. 6O).-RAsed for carrrnt expenses. 50.
for repair of the highways.
sl,2oJ.-RAi.ed for Town Library, sl45.
W.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-03-20
PenObscot, March ID, 1868

town meeting to day. Notwithstanding
the violent storm and very bad travelling.
the attendance was large. The following
officers were chosen: F. Norton
observation-disclosures Leach. Clerk Samuel
Leach, James Sellers, Samuel Farnum
Selcctmen, Assessors and Oversecrs of the
Poor-Miiton Wardwrll, Treasurer-Ed-
gar 5 Perkius,S. S. Com-Alpheus Her
rick. Auditor-Jeremiah Bowdeh, CulIec-
tor. All Union men except the Clcra
and Treasurer. BY the report of the Au
dtor. we reduced our debt last year, So
600. PORTER.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-03-20
SnlliYan. March 10Th. 1865.


Friend Sawyer below | send you the
result Of our annual meeting last NJ 7nday.
We elected our candidate for Moderator by
one majority. The vote rs whole stands
about the same as last Sept. meethg-the
second selectman has always voted with
us but this time he attended the copper
head caltrgs, so suppose they will claim
him. All copper except Moderator and
Mr.. Downing, Constable.
II our men had been ut home as well rs
theirs. we should have had ten or fifteen
majority.
Modcrator-Gilb"rt Z. Simpson.
Clcrk-Downing Simpson.
Sclrc;men-Nath Noyes, Asa D. White,
IaS!ah c. Ash.
7rcaSurer-J. +. Cynucrs.
Cullector-Gcorge W. Ash.
Con>tablcs-Sherman Il. Downing and
Asa ID. White.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-03-20

E-The Providence Press is weary of
the dictatorial tone of the New York
World. The Press says:
The New York IForll hns taken the
Democratic party into its sanctum. and the
editor-iE. hief of that blatant sheet j.:
sues his ''vermillion edicts " to that party
with'as much promptness IN lexa :titude A.
If he was the embodiment of all the brains
ana manager-inchief of all the interests of
that party. lie sets up Men and then
knocks them down. with as much nonehal
ance as he would play ten pins alone for
amusement. The self-inlation. the ego
tism of this little body with Marble heart.
said to be refreshing to the unfortunate
subjects Of the Democratic dynasty of one
man. 1t has given the party a new dos =
trine. AID in its great condescension h is
consented to use two columns or more of
that paper to instruct the Democracy as
to the soundncss of the opinion or doc
trina which the party must now make one
of the articles of faith. The same self
elected guardian o: the Democracy has
taken all its affairs in charge. The De
mocracy are talked 70 as a parent or guar
dian would talk to children not arrived at
the age of discretion. The Democrats OF
our State have received slmdry lectu. es
upon their duty, of late. from the 50 ne in.-
perial. infallible source. and We were par
ticularly glad 10 see in the columns of our
contemporary. the orgai. OF the Democra-
CIV in this State. u deserved rebuke of such
assumptions. The Hiorldis riding stited
horse, and the rider is destined to be
thrown hcavilyere long.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-03-20
fremont, March 7, 1865

A NARROW CHASCE.-Mr. Carlton Dow,
n soldier from this place while serving in
just below the eye in battle at Freder-
ieksburg in 1862, and short time after,
he had two small lead bullets cut out, sup
posiag tina. to he all. Since that time he
has been troubled by his face being swol-
len at times. lie cal e On d.. Z. C. Neal
on the Sd inst, and after examining his
face. he opened it and took oat an ounce
bail. which was a great relief to him.
EYE WITNESS.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-03-20
The Grant Club.

The members of the Club were called
together on Saturday night by the Com
tee, and the organization perfected.
The flowing are the officers:
General J. G. Caldwell, President; Vice
Presidents, Eugene Hale. L. III. Stock
bridge, Hatch Macomber. y. \. JOY, Hen
ry NJ. Hall; Recording Secretary, a. NJ F..
Glidlen; Treasurer, Henry Whiting; Cor
responding Secretary. n. X. Sawyer; EN-
ecutive Committee, E. Hale, 5. Whiting,
J. I. OSgood, Isaiah Blaisdell. Samuel
Dalton Jr., 4. G.. Blaisdell, David Nc
Farland.
General Caldwell, on taking the chair
thanked the Club for the confidence repos-
ed in him in electing him to preside over
the meetings Of the club. lie said lie
would contribute whatever he could to
promote the objects of the organization.
He then introduced Mr.. Hale. our repre-
| sentative to the Legislature, who address
ell the audience for half an hour with
ability and spirit.
The President, who had just returned
from New Hampshire was reque sted to
speak, and he responded in speech Of
three quarters of an hour, which told OIL
the audience with effect. The General i.
good speaker, and he seemed to be in
good condition for showing up the fallacies
the assertions and the crooked ways OF the
Democracy.
This, the first regular meeting of the
Grant Club Of Ellsworth, was q highly
successful one.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-03-20
Municipal Elections.

Franklin, March 16, ls6s.
Friend Sawyer:-W held our annual
town meeting to-day, and chose our en-
tire board of town officers by overWllelm-
ing majorities.
The only show the ''coppers made AT
all was on LIST selectman, and by taking
one of our men they succeeded in getting
two iitths of the votes. After that they
gave up without strng gle.
The following are the officers. All Re
publicans.
Moderator-J. II. West.
Selectmen-Wm. W. Bragdon, John l..
Gordan. O. CALVIN Donnell.
Treasurer Samuel p. DonneH.
Collector-Wm. W. Bragdon.
S. School Comp. =. Hooper. +. A.
Crab:rce.
Auditor-J. II. West.
Censlables Il. W. Foster, VIM. n.
West.
Yours truly,
W
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-03-20

A LITTLE HARD. To BE SURE.-The
World complains that''a mode of elec-
tioneerng for Gen. Grant was begun at
the Cooper Institute, by celebrating the
anniversaries OF his most famous victo-
res. "
We do not blame the World much: 1t is
rather hard Oh the other side and their
candidate they get one. The Grant
men begin with Fort Donelson: but they
will continue with Shiloh and Wick sburg :
the Nicksbur@ campaign will furnish them
with halt a dozen iirSt-rate victories to
celebrate; Lookout Mountain will cone
neXt-and where is this thing to end!' the
Word probably asks.
Never mlnd-for every victory of Grant,
the World can print Il speech of Pendleton
or OF Mr. johnson. who. it is said. prom
ises to be the Democratic candidate for
President. Thus it will be even with the
terrible Grant men.-lN. Y. Post.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-03-20
SULLIVAN, Feb. 10Th. lsgS

EDITOR JErFERSoSIAS:-Wc hid our
annual Town meeting Yesterday with the
i1.uA!ng results. Gllhcrt L. Simpson,
Mudcrator.-Natlan Moves. AsaD W hj;c
josiah ASH. S.lectmei.-Jantc4 L. Ca
nur>, Treasurer In Moderator is t;
pao.ta"n al, lhrie>t ate t"Ppr,lc.d-.-
I i!r>udIr the Dt,uuc.at. oIn coca u,cg
t.rlr v.t%agy, and send sioAsn; accnqut,
10 the Republican Jou.uoi and perAap,
III, o,iitof Hiii trot 0It = r,u,tcr - tAo. --
Bli cfoH rs thVy may. ,.Is'y hrc g.tu"d
noiAuis, as ~ Republicans are absent
f,o'n honr. Had thcy been at ho,ue il.
would have change the rcsLlt
J. 3. p,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-03-20
Orland, March IS, 1865


Mr.. EpIToR:--At Special Meeting of
Rising Sun Lodge of F. d A. NJ, holden at
"Dirigo" Hall Oh Tuesday evening the
nth inst. the following resolutions were
passed:
Resolved, That the cordial thanks of
the Officers and members of Rising Sun
Lodge, of F. & A. Masons, arc hereby ten
dered Rev. Bro. JAS. 3, Crawford, for his
able, Interesting and instructive lecture
upon Freemasonry, delivered in this place
on The evening Of the 18Th inst.
Resolved, That as Masons, we pledge
ourselves to renewed zeal, in striving to
exemp,ify in our lives the tenets we pro-
fess.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-03-20

SUPREME IUDIcIAL-At Ellsworth, commenclu
or the itd Tuesdays of April and Oct
COUNTY CoMMISsIoNERS-At Ellsworth, com.
meacing the 18th Tuesdays of Jan, April and
Oct.
PROBATE CorRrs-Ellswortl,, LIST We'd. in jar
Feb. Aug, sept and Dec: 81 Wed. in June: ~
We'd. in April; ith Tues oct. BHcksp0rt-l>i
We'd. in May; 81 Wed in sept, aid Jan. Blue
hillist Wed. in July and Nov.
loukis or BANKRUPTCY Ellsworth, Ri Thur
day after l5t Monday of each month. MaclIia>. ;
Monday III each month. Belfast, LIST NesineedaE
oieach moatn. RocAland, Isl Monday Of eac.l
month.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-03-20

8. NJ. PETTrNGILL Co., G state street. Boston,
and 81 Park Row, New York, are our Agents
for receiving and forwarding Advertisements at
on lowest rates.
s. Il. NILES, (su~ccssor to V. r. Palmer,) Adver-
Using Agent, No. ! Scolay's building, Court
street, Boston, is authorized to receive hdyer-
tisements for this paper, at our lowest rates.
Gro. y, RowELL. & Co, 40 Park Row New York,
are also authorized to receive Advertisements
for this paper ut the same rates as required by
ATwEEL & Co.. Advertising Agents, Ia Middle
Street Portland, are our authorized agents to
receive advertisements and subscriptions at our
lowest rates.
To CORREsPOSpESTs.--A II communications and
all letters Of business with this office, to receive
early attention, must be directed to the EHsirorth
4iRericdn.
The American is the only paper published in the
Comfy and has n large circulation amoung the
most thriving itizens of the County. viii our
friends in the several towns send us local items for
publication Nothing helps us much. All the
marriages, deaths, accidents, launches of vessels,
building OF schooi-houses and meetinghouses, or
any other local items of interest
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-03-20
Sec'y.

WWe learn from the Lewiston Jour
nal that at the adjourned meeting in Dur
ham, on Monday, occurred one Of the sharp
est political contests that ever took place
in this State. At the previous meeting, a
week before the Republicans elected the
Moderator and Town Clerk by II majority
of one each. But last Monday Nathaniel
Dceriug, Republican,. was elected Select
man on the first ballot by two majority on
the secon! ballot George Douglass and
Jonathan Haskell, Republicans, were
elected by majorities of 8 and respective
ly. The Democrats then gave up the
struggle and the Republicans elected their
remaining candidates by large majorities.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-03-20

RELIEF FROM TAXATION.-Iiad not i'm
parchment and the New Hampshire elcc-
ton diverted public attention to some ex-
tent from questions that nal hitherto bee.l
uppermost, the passage by the House of
Representatives of bill relieving alt
branches of manufacture. with the cXeep-
ton of few articles classed as lnXnrics,
from taxation. would have been followed
by more marked expressions of sati,fac-
ton. That little bill. reported from Tie
Committee on Ways and Means by is
chairman, Gen. Schcnck, against which
only two dissenting votes were thrown in
the House. relieves eight or ten thousand
articles from the burden of internal taxa.
ton. That is worth The firing of hun
dred guns. for it marks the transition Of
the country from the period of greatest
industrial depression to a period OF pros
prlity. The year 1867 was one of tinan-
cal difficulty and danger. corresponding
TO 1864 i'll our military annals; 1865 bids
fair 10 resemble more nearly 1865. the for
mcr bringing salvation from imminent IL
nancial perils as the latter brought us safe
through the war.
Its true that there are rumors that there
will be opposition in the Senate to the very
comprehensive measures of the bill IN
question, but the most that is apprehend-
ed is the restoration Of the internal tax
upon few articles that may reasonably
be classed with luxuries. The bill will
pass within a very short time substantial
~ as it was reported by the House COM
mIttee.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-03-20
Directory.


Rev. DIR. Tenney's Church, Congreg atonalist:-
Forenoon and afternoon service: forenoon CON-
mencng at past 10 o'clock, afternoon at ii past
? O'Clock. Lecture in the evening at the chapel.
Baptist, Rey.F. I. Lakewood Bible Glass, un-
der the direction Of Mr. Lakewood in the fore
noon at IL past 10. Sabbath School at O'Clock; ;
afternoon service a. ii past2 O'Clock; evening
service at ~ past O'Clock.
Unitarian, Rev. w. ii. Savary sabbath School
at l2 past 10 O'clock A. NJ; Sermon at IA pas:
O'Clock, 2. NJ. Evening at IL past 6 O'clock
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-03-20

Eastern and western Mail closes ut ! O'Clock, =.
II. Branch Mails close l-4th of an hour before de-
parture.
Western Maii-..rrives Daily, Except Monday al
3O'clock, A. NJ. Departs Daily, except Sunday
at ii H. O'Clock. p. NJ.
Eastern Mai'-Ariives Daily, Except Saturday. at
II O'Clock, p. NJ. Departs Daily, except Monday
at H. O'Clock, L. VI.
Bucksport and Bel.ast-Arrives Monday, Wcdncs-
lay and FRIDAY, at O'Clock. =. NJ. Departs Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday, at O'Clock, A. NJ.
Sullivan and Narraguagus-ArIives Mondiy, W ed.
nesday aud Friday, at O'Clock, p. NJ. Departs
Tuesday, Thursday and saturday. at o'cfk, 4 NJ.
Mount Desert-Leaves Ellsworth, Tuesday. Thurs
day and saturday. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. Leaves
Bass Harbor for Ellsworth, Monday, Welnes-
day and Friday at 6 o'clock, A.
Castinc-AriiveS Monday and Thursday, at , IL
o'clock, p. NJ. Departs Tuesday and Friday, ut
Soclock, \. VI.
Trenton Point-Arrives Saturday, at IL o clock, a
NJ. Departs Saturday, ut O'Clock P.T
Great Pond-Arrives saturday at O'clock, =. NJ
Departs Friday 1T O'Clock. A. NJ.
OFFICE HOURS From to l. A. NJ. and from | to
Il-2 +. NJ, except Sunday.) sunday from 8 Ii
to ~ Ii a. IL.
j. F. WuTCOHB, Postmaster.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-03-20
New Hampshire Election.

CONCORD. March l3.-223 towns give
harrlnal 30,53l Sinclair 1928; scatter
ing 20. Eight towns TO be heard from give
Sinclair last year majority of lis. The
lower branch 4 the Legislature viii BIZ
composed OF l0i republicans and III Gem.
ocru,:.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-03-20
1mpeachment,

The New York Times special says it is
evident the President and his friends are
not so sanguine of his acquittal now as
they were in the Senate on Friday. His
counsel have been engaged in preparing
atlidAvits from different sources 10 be pre-
scented next Monday when the case comes
up. They again declare that It will be
impossible to obtain the necessary evidence
to proceed without further delay and hope
to make good their failure in their last eff
fort to obtain it. The fact that the mana
gers carried their point Friday and slc-
ceedrd in obtaining an early day for filing
an answer. &C., as we'll as their evident
determination to prevent any further pro-
crastination, as evinced particularly in
Buffers speech, has dcmoralized the adj
ministration to no small extent. The Pres
itlent hims self had great hopes that suffi
cient number Of Republicans would join
with the Democratic Senators in vote to
grant him forty days time, but being disap-
pointed he is inclined to doubt the final
ersult, as he has never doubted it before.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-03-20

effort TO go into executive session. adjourn
ed at l-2 past ) o clock till Monday next,
The order as amended was then adopt
cd wifEuut division. Al one quarter past
five tie Court adjourned until the 23rd
inst
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-03-20

IF the bill introduced in Congress
on Monday Ivy Mr.. Pike Of this State should
pass, the shphuilders aud owners Will
have no farther cause to comp'ain of the
hostile policy of the government. Press
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-03-20

The last lecture Of the Library series will
be delivered on Monday evening by General J.
c, Caldwell.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-03-20
Post Once Regulations.

Eastern and Western Mail closes ut O'Clock, p.
II. Branch Mails close l-4th of hour before de-
parture.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-03-20

me 1''O'f"e " a>h HeI'h 'reclaI says ::
Johnon i>enSaScd III pre- pairing tor ir ial and is
rIos"ird the greater part OF To-day With his
COUNSEL SianbrrIy. Evaris, BtaJG. Curtis. and
S.ioon. The Prvsld NJ i. uLdcr ,toud 10 differ
w Tn the MI o!ify of his coun~el ~ 10 tie line
Of defence TO be pursued. auI ,htre i,a rumcr
tonight tha, he had a. open rup ,ure with
BlaeA.
New Orleans. March lG.h.-Gcn. Han
cock has been rclicN ca and go e 10 W ishin.ton
III. mes speaking Of iiancock's DEPARTURE
'ilIis that an emergency has arisen in Wa,u-
hSton which req ire, ais pre-e,lca there as OF
paramount lmporiaEceat this time.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-03-20

J.F. wuIrcoMB, Postmaster.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-01-11
8ei s. Broun II. g., 219
Sn6iouoifroBe, f{n6 FOL-
9en6e inte'eNante S9rif>
ten erI0tene1t:

sRsneft amerieanifdbe @rptrts. uns ste!d=
Observation-Disclosures m.tr ais 100 aJiit:el vo
gDeee, mrbN,d man iein eteencs Gel1ait srunetn otsr
Tin Deficiencies beoeuttns tsbtn uHa caeurd sab iura
reiGen Ntann wsrben fsnn.-srn Or. %. eur&ertt.-
9r.is so Cents.
Jseermes m ieiu eiseuer slr;t.-s0a 81. z'stria.-
Treis so 6suts.
Die Stbertranfbeiten 5u ibrer fetlnzs se'
~fIbrt.-gou Or. san seb.-grsia so Seats.
Gin nenes SeiIperfobren .aesen 2eberleisen
mt @aHerindbt. eehen aDirtuno earrautirt wirc. -
Bon Dr.. pan gief.:-grtis so Gents.
Die 9hnerbDrieteit leid,t III %beilen.-ein. ut
:ssI ssan,IIia s%sTlsf<a*n Gt9srs. Ssa' q. Siftria'-
mus uno bic 0itt,i prie bereu SeiunS i'm Nlseseineu,
ntbf ansate zines Siittele. weldes ben 2eioen(taftea
.sieer Srantt.it IN allen Saaea tiIft nns bic frapers
0eiunsheit 1rieeer terBeiteat.-Gpn Tr. 0tstrid.-Sebnte
Muf aee.-greS5 so Gents.
Der 1rat fur 9iej nisen. peIdbs an SldbMn'
gen: stM9to<rbattuna nae Serldbletmrna
ss9tr ben strani&ten Grfois a,ts %srsisltn. Wsn Dr.
e&mist.-Janf A~uFase-Yrets so Gents.
Dae 1esetabiliide s%eilipaem oesr .ussrtdlFas
5ulfe 9e9en ALE innern uab auteren Rrantbtnen. - Bon
o.. Anatsla &c Rei.-prets so Gents.
0uttr statb an Witter anb Sintsra.terinnsn Ntsr Grais-
hung Der Rineer.-Yrtis5 so Cents.
Anleituns ,ur ehife in Y~l0sIid,.n 2ebensse.
fabren.-gcn Dr.. &raAs.-Yrtis Is Gents.
suere,ia Sorsia. Bic 1e&tsr sss ga7fss.-3wsi sdnse.
&ant oes 9aser'atein tx .r.iuusfInfsis geetienes &u,
F%ers art ~ erIsrnen.-y1s;s % aexts.
Slanen Der Fremneid,att nxs eiebe. Gin.
eamnlune Der ldSnten uns aIeerlei .afen Stammaud
srt-9reis Is Gents.
Der fdDncae stsdner fir bic ssataeu 5armu.-preil
Is Gents.
4~ranmbudb Ine Yunltirbu4 ster bic Suue, bic 3utunf
Ssrber III riien.-preit Is Gents.
1ewsih. eah Die Trauen,im,uer etsentlidb Feline
Remidbtm Observation-Disclosures NaFaee. pr.is
Is Gents.
aD!eberuertaufer ertalteu beeeuttneen Natatt. Nur S.fei.
1anssn, eensn Der Setra8 ~SeissfIst, msreen berudltdt9t.
+. Braun S Gp
x,tnr,3nt Sc. 219 Sntianatra6e, Chicago, Sniu,ts,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-01-11
Qe4teS.

Donntrfae.- DIR Sc,fs:y ber
9u,p nbfnete brutt e,m @srt&t abtrz
male, raB iie auBsr 5tanpt @ei, V9 3u
tiuteen, unr Der Ri&tsr, pie 6ofaunss,
IoGefeit ttnibenc, BON pieier Su,p sine
anrerf Gntideicuno III trbalttn, .n,l!tb
otelslbe. IT,,
IS betbt, rub, mdbr.np 3tbn BIT
Sursleute fir ~@@ulcts" woren. 3 net
pom Mnfano bic gu &nre bartnddt8 auf
Gretlpredur9 pes Mn9et oeten bsbatrten.
Dos Ndhfe miro nut, tpobl ltin, ba6
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