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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-23
The Democratic Candidate
for Congress.


Mullford X. Farrand, needs BIZ
ographer. We are not sufficiently
conversant with the history of the
gentleman to now begin and com
plete the work. Perhaps our neigh
bors of the Democrat, as they were
lately in the biography business, (see
their life of Jap. can and sho'd write
up their nominee. Come, friends,
give us truthful account of the Ca
reer Of the man who slaughtered Mr..
Reeve Wouldn't it read somewhat
thusly? Farrand was born forty OF
fifty years sgo, is large for his age,
and fine looking. His skin is not
intellectually sallow like Seymour's,
nor are his hands and fingers so del
icate and womanlike, they are more
like mans. His chief Characters
terics are, his love for swine, women
and money, and "scven up" He
prefers the wine ofcorn and rye to
that of the grape-but if you insist
upon it, will envelope the extract of
barley and oil bootlegs. His love for
woman was largely shown when he
wooed and won another mans wife,
procured divorce for her and mar
ried her for love and her money. He
still lives with hcr--the other man
takes ':back scat This is all law
full if not Christian, in Indiana, and
what right has anybody to complain?
1t is said that his love for the fair sex
has not been fenced in, but has a
wide range. He is lawyer by pro
fession, and has ground enough, if
well cultivated, to make q tolcrably
good one. His practice consists
chiefly procuring divorces, defend
ing criminals, ealisct;ag money and
the like. and in these specialtics he
ranks A No. 1. He must be char
table man, for he has lived in La
Porte twelve or fifteen years, has had
almost as lucrative practice as any
other lawyer there, and now has near
ly nothing to show for it. There
is virtue in charity, however, and it
is no crime to be poor, but it may
be wrong to waste your substance in
riotous living, as well as inconveni-
ent to be without stamps.
Farrand has the credit of introdu-
cling a new and sharp practice in the
courts of this county. A wealthy
old Democrat employed Farrand,
and not agreeing with him as to the
value of the services rendered,
he sued his claim and obtained
a judgment in one of the courts
that did not waive appraise-
ment. Fearing that the defend
ant would turn out property that
could not be sold for two thirds of
the app raised value. Farrand brought
suit in the next court for the sole
purpose of making costs. He con-
tinued to sue his client, first in one
court and then in another, until the
latter was brought to terms and
gladly paid the demand.
Farrand is q genial, social, clever
cosmopolitan-at home everywhere
To be continued-unless the Demo
erot takes the job off our hands.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-23

In the Democratic Ku klux ratification
procession at Louisville there were carried
transparencies bearing the portraits OF
jeff. Davis. Lee and General 10. Johnson,
but none of Seymour or Blair The Lou
isville rebels care nothing for their candi-
dates, only as they hope 10 use them to
revolutionize the South and exterminate
The Union men of that section who helped
TO conquer the rebellion.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-23

All the Southern States are now
represented in Congress, except Mis-
sissipi, Virginia, and Texas, which
States refuse to adopt the Constitu-
tional amendment as proposed by
Congress. If they can stand it to 60
unrepresented, the North certainly
can. In refusing to adopt the Con-
stitutional amendment they injure
none but themselves.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-23

Some of our Democratic journals, who
have been laboring for long time to prove
that General Grant is drunkard, had bet
ter turn their attention 10 their candidate
for Vice President. The Hartford Post
prints the Generals bill for two DAVIS board
at the Allyn House during last year S cam
paign in Connecticut. 1t reads: 1.-Two
days board, $40; lemons and whisky, sos;
total, .5.'
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-23

The financial article of the Philadelphia
Lcdger Conservative, commenting on
the greenback plank in the Democratic
platform, says: Literally this is discredi-
table assault on the integrity and good
faith OF the nation, and is already sought
to be dubbed from"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-23

The Chicago Times boasts that Che
Democratic platform sis common sense
platform, whcreupon the Albany .Iour.
mol pithily replies: 1T is tariff platform
1t is grcenback platform. 1t is an Az.
drew johnson Platform. II IS a platform
made by Confederate Generals and Pcac,
Democrats. Ii is en- attempt that was of
ten matEiuring The war 10 dress rebels in
the uniform of Union soldiers 10 deceive
the scninels on duy, by the men who
starved our prisoners at Andersonyille, and
sent emissarics to introduce Infection into
soldiers hospitals. 1t is the last hope ot
the lost cause, and il is doomed with the
candidate upon it, TO be u failure
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-23
New Advertisements.

DSfCHOMAACY, or Soul Charming
Row either sex may fts innate and gain the aff-
cotton of any they choose, Instantly; secuFc
prosperity in love business. Every acquire
this singular power. This GlcUr, exciting book has
been published 10y ms ten yGsFs. the sale Of which has
been enormous, AID is the only book of the kind in
the english Language sent byinsailf-r Is cenis G~e
for one dollar, together with guide 10 the unmar.
ricd. address T. WILLIAM & CO, Book Publish
ers, Phila5elphia.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-23
THE SUCCESS
SEA BATHING.

CONEIN ENTAIL HOTEL.
LONH BNANCH, n. j.
NooLNAN sfflk Is a CO. Projectors.
hNBh TWO HOURS from New York, three
~ from Philadelphia Four trains daily. Fine
surf bathing. The CONTINENTAL j. within -
hundnsi yards Of the beach. distantp fem de-
pots. Largest Hotel in the world. All the nnI-rls
cuVenicnc's. Accom- one thossa nj quests
Table unsurpassed Prices reasonable
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-23
Star Agricultural Works

lie ALBANY COTTON GIN MANU-
u FASI oRfNG CO., Albany " Y Manu-
is.tur-ts of GENERAL AGRICULTURAL MA
niiiNERf, Comprising the calculated ssStar -
Ihreshins Machines; Star Railway (or En,Il,.s.
1hainl and Lever Horse Powers: Star Cotton Gin.
aiid Condcnsers: Circular Crescent SaNmilI, y..e.
table Critters; li'r-e Ilav Forks: Corn and Esd
MIL; Power Corn shelters: Dog Powers &C. SC
We WIS To call the particular atfention of Farmers
ic our celebrated STAR TIIRESIIER and CLEAN
FIX iich, a. lately improved claim il far ,,,-
ifiior ~ any other machine in market Ii i,
compact AMI EASILY portable, simple IN its ,"n>tr
t"il, ana therefore easy to operate hy the most :ntN
Iefienced and will do its work with IaarvcIous ra.
putty and perfection. aud with cbn,a-ati, civ the
least demand upon the strength Of the animals ri,
ing il. -
We nave made recent improvements in this ma
came by which we are enabled 10 AorosqLFg clean he
9ruth niGer aimer' any combination If siifflcniios
aid We are now using entirely and effective.
device ir relieving. the f-eer Of dust thus ln,kiu.,
'h' OPERATION Of threshiHc comfortable and SAT-.
as WIN Tue ordinary machnds il is annovire M,
frequently destructive of health.
iheS Machines made II suitable >izcs for -, r
S'aF hallway Horse Power and FOR our -sS,aI'
Lover Powrrs for and hur-es
Tor sale 10y oar agents tl dealers generally FIR
IAN psriituitrs- send Tor illustrated Descriptive.
circular aud Prize List Correspondent. viii pleas.
I''ir'>s Ihe Albany Cotton Gin Manu-
facs tifiit:s Co., II. %. Drawer 90 Albany
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-23

We learn from a private letter that
Col. I. ii. Sandcrson, Mayor of New
Albany, died last Sunday.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-23
LADIES EXCLUSIVELY.

! n = Il \ = D 4 y \ II IN I1aSfIcS FricnI.-A
I q SUBSTITUTE Tor fsroiicaf BaSdogrs 4 ru:iie-
! ~ isrcadior. Recommended ty ALL rMlNISr
/ ParsicIANs and pro 81 o sby EVERY at
4 right. lndfSpensabr and M.grrrn
LADY f"fiaJ monthly isdisi s'fi. IL i medicine.
Elegant, Easy and Derall,. HnTssfe,l. and ,-iH last
.Tre gsrTs. Circulars free. LADT AsfNrs " ANrrD-
Price - and IS; For sale I.y ALI DR r..eisrs and
cRf free receipt II price, fr the PsacJol H.
pot Address BANDANAn MANUFACrTEING
/ CO., 6i9 and G5t Bro t,iway V Y
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-23
Y. M. &F. COLLEGE.

FENIE CHEAPEST and BEST Institution
II in the North West for combining Pract ica
with Liberal Education. Cfas-ics, Nafhemafic
History, Sciences &c, in regular Modern
Languages without extra charge. Cbnnner -si c..l-
lcee course. aud Tclcgraphng. Music aud eriass-n.-
tails. Twelve Teachers. Ladies B.arains
Hail. Popular Maron. Living cheap Acres eary
Fall term o Aug. 81, lssis. For circulars, or
board. ilrcss REV. THOS. Il. Moop.
31ai2 Valparaiso, Ind
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-23
Circular, Mill, Mulay, Gang and

g ROSS CUT SAWS
Every Saw that leaves Factory is oil Tempered
and Patent Ground, perfectly aud even and mad,
oiunllorm temper 10y ouT patent tempcring process
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-23
MUSIC VALE SEMINARy

- ereusirelg to the ART AND SCIENCE or Mise
alOuo ~ t6s fhdt hace done 80 mach il is that
S.tse aone one Thing at time WIN. Pitt. Terms
SSCo per Academic year. Young ladies desi. ing to
III themteyes FOR teachers of the piano harp organ
GUITAR melodeon OF vOealizaton in the shortest time
NJ '. Box. New London, CT 80
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-23
WEARING OF THE GREEN u

w GftililNN vi I'LL OnI IN.
a CENTS WANTED for the most entertaining, loo L
~ published, abounling in Romance ITumor and
Wit Agents say il Is the hest selling book opt ne
people are tired of repetitions of dry details and ar
my reports "a
One Agent Sold IS i'm one week.
- 90 60 80 ss
SO 81 81 80 - 50
send i"r circulars, terms aud newspaper opinions
Also Family QuartO Bibles M 81 edition tn,,i ,lc,
WM. FLINT, Publisher, &c 20. eth ST. Phila Pa
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-23
Repubkca, State Ticket.
For Goucraor,
COLONEL CONRAD BAKER,
or Nandsrbursh County.
I5r Lieutenant Gorcraor.

W LteulcUunt- GOrcTR0f,
MAJOR WILL CUMBACK.
or Decatur County.
For Secretary Of State,
MAJOR VI. +. A. HOFFMAN,,
ofcass County
For iutlitor Of State.
MAJOR JOHN ID. EVANS.
or ifaLsilton County.
Fer Treasurer of State,
GENERAL NATHAN KENDALL,
OF Martin.
For Clerk Of the .Sspreme Court.
CAPTAIN THEODORE w. MCCOY,
OF Clarke County.
For Reporter Of the Suprcme Court,
COLONEL JAMES B. BLACK,
az Marion County.
For .Ittor7lsy General,
DELANA r. WILLIAMSON,
OfPutnsm County.
Superintendent Of Public Instruction
BARNABAS G. HOBBS,
%: Wayne County.
For Circuit Prosecutor.
MAJOR WILLIAM II CALKINS.
For CclsBt0R Pleas .Jalgc,
HON ELISHA EGBERT.
For Common Pleas Prosecutor,
j. Il. ARNOLD.
For joint Representative.
CAPT ANASA JOHNSON.
COUNTY TICKET.
For Represcnfdtire,
JOHN L. WESTERVELT.
For Sheriff.
HARMON BAYLOR.
fA FIR Treasurer,
LAMBERT KNOTT.
For Commissioner Of 2l District,
JOHN ". CLEANELAND.
For Commissioner OF Ed District,
NOAH BARTHOLOMEW.
For land appraiser,
GROVE o. POMEROY.
FOR Coroner,
w. y. BAILEY.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-23

& NhANNlLLE FEMALE C0LLEGE.-35.h yea
begi3s Sept 18th. sOne OF the oldest and best
,as .'usiohs Tor educating daughters" $500 a
Isl nend Tor catalogue TO w. Z. KEEa, A. d. 4,
Gnnville, Licking county. Ohio.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-23

plymouth, Thursday, july %, 1868.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-23

says, is right.
We had the tragedy of Kansas. Buchan-
an, that personification of Democratic scru-
pies in the interest of freedom and consti-
nationality, the last Democratic President,
helped the South in the attempt TO prosti-
tuie the Goddess of Liberty and to snug
gle slavery into the territory of Kansas
The great man of Illinois also assisted the
swindle by proclaiming to the Democracy
the principle of popular sovereignty in the
territories like in the States. But this
proposition, like all Democratic PROPOSE
tions, when slavery was concerned, was
not meant for what it said on the face.
They had prepared already the bred
Scott case. This case, although Icoincide
with Mr. yero, that il is dead now, because
the peculiar institution is dead, was the
rational offspring of the Democratic spirit
The fugitive slave law was Constitution
al measure; it stipulated that runaway
slave, because property, had to be re-
turned TO the masters DOmiciiiun
which was always slave State Tho
bred Scott Case, starting from the samt
premises. and declaring the same bearing
was however taken up by scrupulous and
liberty loving Democracy to demonstrate
that while the slave under the fugitive
slave law had to be taken away from tho
territory OF free Stale for the purpose o
maintaining his serfdom in the territories
where there was yet no State sovereignty
to establish freedom, the slave could b,
domiciled as property. And thus thu
Democratic Senator Of Illinois not by re
ferring to the Constitutional fugitive sla~'
law, but by referring expressly tothe Dret
Scott decision Of the Supicme Court which
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-11

THE UNDERSIGNED II y i. ane.
n.w comm. M aioaa apreof sela building On and
street. jmst above Main street, into ph week or
will rent them for iodgings by the night h.senens
fnprAh. At reason sblo rates snpy W. y rIHryENIN.
of st ~ gsfa ,JllsISo -
idaho city. August II. isc...-nsc,i -------
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-11

SHOCKING DsI.oYuTr.-A Washing
ton special of Dec rSth, gives the fol
lowing bit OF elegant scandal:
- fashionable circles were excited here
yesterday over a wedding iiasco. The
contracting parties were Col. Parker,
Md oa Grants staff, and Miss Minnie
Sackctt, u weli known belle, Of this city.
Gen Grant was present in Respondent
uniform to give the bride away. But
the bridegroom could not be found, ind
has nat since,beeil heard Of. The we'd
ding party posted 4 note of postpone
lnent on the church door. Scandalous
stories prevail as to the cause OF the
failure Of the bridegroom to appear.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-11
ASHLEY UNDER, OATH.

II
The following is a portion Of the ties
/ timony of Ashley, the infhmous mover
Of Impeachment IND Congress-, Jas given
before the impeachment Committee. Il
needs no comment atAopr handss7H
] @. By. Mr.. Eldridge-I repeat the
Eouestion whethera youxhate5 nota told
members of the House of Represents
tives that you had evidence in your pos
session which satisfied you that Mr..
Johnson had taken part or was impli-
Gated in the assassination of Mr. Lin
coin! AIEJ A&f ff Af-A
A. | have said that | believed that
from all i was able to gather during
this. investigation that Mr.. Johnson had
a guilty knowledge of the assassina-
ton. u t..
Q. You have said that before. | re-
peat the question as putt before, and
l want an answer to it specifically.
Ashley-Have not answered?
Eldridgc-No, sir, think not. re
peat the question.
Ashley had not that kind OF evil
denee which would satisfy the great
mass of men, especially the men who
do not concur with me in my theory
about it. l have always believed that
Presidents Harrison, Taylor and Blu
chanan were poisoned, and poisoned for
the express purpose of putting Vice
Presidents in the Presidential office. In
the first two instances it was success
full. 1t was attempted with Mr.. Blu
chanan and failed 1t succeeded with
Taylor and Harrison Then Mr.. Lin
coin was assassinated, and from my
standpoint could come to conclusion
to which impartial men holding differ
ent views could not come. 1t would
not amount to legal evidence.
q. Have you not stated to members
of Congress that you had evidence inn
plicating the President in Mr.. Lincoln's
assassination? Z <ggL
A. No; not evidence in my posses
sion. | may have said that had state
mcnts made in writing and otherwise
by this man, and that which induced
me to believe that may have said that
q. Have you ever brought the evil
denee on which YOU believe it before
this Committee?
A. No, sir. lehave spoken 10 MEM
bcrs Of this Committee about it | have
had no evidence which | regarded as
valid. 1t was an isolated statement
here and there, and not sufficiently |
strong to warrant me in pressing it.
q. Thcnyou say You had no evidence
against Mn Johnson which you consid-
cred valid? @ VS. @e~#
\. Yes had no evidence which
regarded as sufficient before jury to
convict criminal. ~. -sff :
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-11

GRANDLY SroKEN.-Daniel Webster
once paid the following beautiful tri
butte to woman
May it please your honor, there is
nothing upon the earth that can com.
pare with the faithful attachment Of a
wife no creature who, for the object
of her love, is SO indomitablc, so persc-
vering, so ready to suffer and die. I'm
der the most depressing circumstances,
wonrrlI's weakness becomes mighty
her tirnidity Becomes fearless courage
all her shrinking and sinking passes
away, and her spirit acquires the firm
ness of marble adsxEinfinc firmness-
when circumstances drive her to put
forth all her energies under the inspira-
ton of her affections.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-11

LAST year, out Of 24,542 arrested in
Washington City, 1855 were negroes.
Our colored brethren need rcconstruc-
tion III the Federal city. y s'
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-11

How FUSSY I'm a debate in the
House, Dec. 18th. say the reports:
Mr.. Brooks. of New York, spoke an
hour i'll drawing historical parallels be.
tween the negro and white races, and
declared this was the last time on which
he expected to speak before white au-
dicnce on the floor of the House, for, he
said, in Il few weeks the negro would
come down from the galleries and BIC
Representatives in Congress. The Re
publicans laughed dcrisively.
Thad Stevens replied in ten minute
speech, in which he offered to pit Fred.
Douglass and Langston against Mr..
Brooks for the championship of the
United States. Many of the Republic
can members gathered around Stevens
during his remarks.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-07-18
~e5rregeleitete &anblen4e,

Su Granfrei9 itrb iii benz Departe.neut Der
unteru Gbarante in ben lesten Wrden ieItIar1e
gprs0nee seldebsn: 8ausrn dno inter benz
Gnf: SIS lete Der 9aiirr! Nisber nit ben
;3ebnteu !" tn&iraen sesrunseu, baben neuGjpt=
~tespien}t sefSrt u. I. TO.
Gas Spurnal uRpnbe" {areitt bariber:
vMsbrere unisrsr wetlie9sn Departments
inb Der S9auplay iebr befreutbenber 9unbae>
bunsen. Sanben RON bswaTnetsn Bauern ba=
ben Id in 8suesung seieyt burgsieben bas
eanr, brinsen in bic airden, tSSrsn BEN Wuttes-
tienlt, intultiren bic Wrieiter, ssrnidten bic bent
Gultus eepeiSten Gesenaanpe unb Defenders
fclGe, wsIde irsenb Elm Gmblem Wappen &C.
Der fraberen @esieruuesn trasen +. 9. Qilien=
sweise, bas Wappen Der I'M Sabre 1880 e~ertrie~
benen 9ourbrnen]. (. '-.
A,n %. Mat fanben lit Dpnneaac l1nrubeu
FOLDER Mrt ltatt. Sc tparen an 400 gau.rn in
mcbrersn Sanoen. Der pfarrer murbe miB-
'banbe!t bic Stride enttreitt, Die @enso'ar-
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-07-18
Seiearapbticbe 3ablnn0s=Mn 1t:
spesiun9em.

SIN ,1]propeutidsn Npit9etiste 1T
neueroin9s cine 1uber't swefmdei9e
girridtun9 ms Seben Aerufen !pprbe!1>
n2lnlid, bic BefUrcerrns scn 0eIoienz
rul1gcr eurh een lcle9rapb, weldyer
prpsepuv man pie omtlid'e Scssitnun9
uDepeldenanpeiluns" qs3eten bat.
Solde telegrap>iiAcz 3abIung5anmei>
iuu9e1 fbnnea 9e1etlp Srt|9 I%iottFnoen:
u ,tpiid,m je 2 Srten rs nprcreu!z
lhen ppit9fbistes, o1 melGem iid cela
1fentlteheu Gerfebr oienet1re SeIc9ro@
rbsnltattonen [Staat5@ oper Gt'snz
balm : Gele9rapbenitotion] tef!csn ;
81 sTi1Gen Srten re5 nrrnceut|9 U
poitgebtetee uno3 Srten in Bayern,
Wiirteuater9, Bapen unp Quremtura>
we11n lpwobl anGinsatiuna@& ais eud'
am Mn;ablun9sprte ei,1e Staats3 prev
Giienbahn@& 81 le9rapben| tatipn iid, 6ez
fnoet. 2ebtercn Srten tyete1l von
eiaem ipdter 81 beitimlnennenG ern1i1le al
ais cie NIT Observation-Disclosures pers
iebe1un Srte Seiterreids binsu. Mon
fam AUDI Die bisberigenp . nanws}@
un9en auf tele9rapbiidem Siege
ben Dcfa Italtel an DeItim nan9sorte
CUR Nussablun9 lbevipeiIfn lahen.
Wtro rte6 eerlau9t 70 liest Die Ausz
Ierti9uas ce5 Gele9rarnn,s> rfttellt oet@
ien Die lleterwtiluns erfolst ret pof@
all talt res NufaabeprtS 81 Gina beabz
ltGti9te meitere Mittbsilun9en utersibt
Der @bienoer neutrality-suspicious. lt i9r;ftz,
lid pelde pieielbsn in nos ab3nlohe1@
&c IeleSramm nit %arfnin1nt. Am
SeItimmungsort Miro cieueberpei1ungs-
pepeI0e purv grpreeen ron csr pc}t@
anita!t, reip. Der Gele9rapbenf tatlen hne
felt, -'' .'.r. ~
Da5 Wobltbdttge pieler gui>ri9tuna
au6 fir Den Y~riyatyerfsbr 1T nidt ut
e%ertennen. Da lie5t !. .. in eerTernc
eiu 5pbn erfranft llle auer Oelomttte!
entb!Det, unp nit her ShneQigfelt Reg
@eoanfen5 t1naen tbm leine NnsebDrtz
aen pur9 Depel1enanwet|uns Oelo@
bulie oetpdbren. &pn mel9em auber@
prcentltten Wertb:: Die Depel9enan<
petl unsen fit cenOeiddftsrertebr lIi1p.
teparf faum Ger Griduteruna.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-07-18

merle bate bic srSbte Mabe, bic Mufribrer gu
aerltreuen> bic An0ifter gu psrbaften unb bieG,e~
rat1senen fsf5ubalten. Wa5 1T baS? @as ii
Der 3med, no inb bic Chefs? @ober fam bas
srlunsswcrt? Die llnrnbeaifsr 1praden feline
beltimmte 9el9peree Jus. Der @puf bat G6
ant ipFnslt1pnntase sisberbptt. sSu Siaoqne,
Canton eosnar, umgab eiu wutbeaeer gplfs=
taufeH mad Der Me1e ben pfarrer unb furperte
ibn aut etn 0es,alpe beraus5useben, auf bert
acrnabren 1nb Eraubeu [angsblia eiu 3eideu
fir Wieosreerffeluns bes :3ebntsn] tarasleut
leien. @ersebens perii9srts Der Wfarrer, elm
ipl@es @en1&loe e~riitirs nibt-bie 8aueru
i9lusen Jpn gu 8open unS mibbanbsIyn ib1
aufs 0raufamle. NidtsseRoweniser selaua
es Inn, 81 fiid9tsn. Mebr ais 500 Sauern
burdspsen pdbreno ber9fadt bas Durf um BET,
pfarrer ST faeen. Nm aneeru Murssn elite
tspaHaete Ma6t aus Gpenac bcrbei. Mebrere
gauern tuuresn Derbafet.
Der Yrafeft bes departments Der uuterer
Gbaranie bat unternt 5. Stunt ;nsVrrflamati
er!aNea, tpprin IS 1t. 81. beiBt:
uGiu Shell unferer 9anbleute, bic luut 10 ra=
big unb eemaailer erssben liab, 1T bie8eute elmer
Msitattou, beren lriaden chen 70 unyerniuft;s
ais unpabr lnb. Tsinbe scr &esieruns taben,
tint eub oon ibr 81 trenneI oas @erl9t Der
treitst, baB bic :3eit Der .3ebntsn uns feuea!sn
&eHte naiGfens ~5uriidfebre unb bag Der Gler,s
Iud an1Gife, lit BEN airGen Elm @enalce outfit
ifsQen, tel9es bas @ieaal sur &adfebr bsS fri
beren Nesiments iein lpls. Das aebeimniB<
spQe Wemalbe, wel@sS cure 8efir6tunsen ere
regt bat nien1als e%riiirt, man bat e5 nierna!s
seisten ,no tpiro es niema(s ieben. Is 1T bas
Elm ferfbeS Mabrden, e~ripunen spn lpl6sn> Die
eub gu serfi9reu luhen, Die @ispsrfsbr Ses
;3ebnten un5 Der feubalsu Gegte tit stne,1nmps=
ltdfeit unb cine Suee. @enn mir cine iolbe
lGberlide grfneuns- fir grnlf uebmsn, lesen
mir uns benz @eiahtsr uno bent @elpYtte
aus &C."
Die faiierl. Gsgteraag merfte bs,,st aud 10
fort caB &spuiuticrs> Msenten eias Msitatioa
ge9sn bic &egierung au3sttelten une btels nur
untsr Der MaSfe einsr NesulutiOu ssssu bic
@eiitli9feit. ,5u Serbergsn ii9 tslirebtsn. Oas
2anesolt pures su bielem 3weds sessn ois&etIt=
lidfeit aufssbett uao mu6te rufsu !: SIS lebs ov
aaiisr". Die Mntfter biei ct l1urutea tperesa
isboh BON Der 3ssieruus eeroes III elmer an,tli-
den Proclamation IS eiuSe Der failerli~
Den .Nsgteru.. 1t 8" 9~euaunt.
Mt Der s3erirlnmerung Der Mltare fal1gt
ntau ia tefauat!iA thinner ar, penn man bic
5brone itHrSen mill! 0a5 bat ia Jranfreib
lapn e%riabren.