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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-05-08
Nashville Market.

The Cotton market quite active on Wodnes-
day and good articlJ brought 1890
BAOON--Clear sides 1870; shoulders H. coun-
try hams 161I.
LARD-In tierCes 181E; in cans 1920
SUaAR-Best coffee 17155 common IA.
CoFFEE-Rio 1926; java 5000.
MoLAssEs-C Choice Orleans 80; sorgham 65.
HAY-S22 per ton.
CoRN-Farners realize CSC.
OATs-shelled in sacks SIC.
COUNTRY PRODUCE-Beeswax 34c ginseng Use
dried peaches &c, apples sc, peanuts Sc per pound
Brown SHAETrNas-4-4, Augusta 10; Riehland
20; Is Augusta 1917,
BLEAoHED sHEETDes-I 1O;4-416.
SEA IsLAND-8-4 1871; rs 16; 4-42o.
PBNTs-AI standard brands "A.
TICKs-4-4 28083.
PLAID OsNABUEes-Alabama2 q; Tennessee PIX.
PLAID LNsEYs--All wool "a 2O922]I; rs 2T5<
RED WHITE FLASEELs--3-4 to A i271<06O
Brown DRILLs-20a21.
COTToN DELAINEs-20@221%
ALL WooL DELA1rEs-421%@55.
BEEF-Gross, 506; Sheep per
Hogs, mess, 6Q37.
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Notice..

J. D. Flautt & Co., have bought out
Rankin d Co., and have moved their stock
of Hardware, saved from the fire, to Ran
kin's Old Stand, west side public square,
where they will be glad to see all their
old friends. All parties who are indebted
to US up to date, will please call and pay
their accounts at once, AS WE ARE VERY
MUCH IN NEED OF MONEY.
Ct. J. D. FLUATT d Co.
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sunday School Celebration.

The pupils of the Methodist Sunday School viii
have celebration and picnic on next ednesday.
The grounds selected for the picnic are located
about one mile south of town. on the east bank of
HIGHLAND creek, and very well suited to the occa
Sion An address viii be delivered by John Lester,
Esq pleasant time is anticipated by both chill
dren and guests.
The pupils ofthe Presbyterian Sunday School will
have celebration the Esd inst, when an ex-
cursiOn viii be taken some point up the railroad
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Still at His Post
proved.

Capt. Ridgway, the popular Elkton mer-
chant. announces to-day that be is still at
his post. We. know of no better merchant
or cleverer gentleman than Capt. Ridg way
to recommend our Elkton friends to. Read
his card to-day.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-05-08

We find the following in a recent mum.
Der Of the Shelbyville American Union
In the name of the people of this greatly
misrepresented county we thank Mr. CAN
NON for this vindication. All we ask is
for our slanderers TO come among us and
give US chance to prove the truth of the
statements of our gentlemanly friend, Mr..
CAsNoN:
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-05-08

1t IS matter of regret and deeply de-
plorable that there is a slight disposition
upon the part of some of the members of
the noble order of Sons of Temperance at
this place to dissolve their connection with
the Division. We are happy that only a few
have put their inclination in this respect in
to practical operation. Especially do we
regret, as one Of the charter members, that
some Of those who were first to enroll their
names as champions of the institution, and
who, by example and argument, pursuadsd
their friends to join, should be among the
first to Withdraw. While this does not dis
courage US in the least, yet such action up
on their part puts the old song into the
mouth Of crOakers, and they are already be-
ginning to sing, 'just as I told you" 81
knew it wouldn't last long," &c, and
damper is thereby thrown upon the indu-
ence of the institution. The excuse offer
| ed by some of these is the one always
Matched up in such CAGES "They see the
thing is playing out, and they might as we'll
Withdraw now as to wait till the thing busts
up" Similar &C ton, induced by the same
fimsy excuse, has ruined many a noble
cause, to the recreant friends of which has
often been applied the following quota
ton
Thou art strong upon the stronger side,
Thou fortunes champion, that dOst never fight,
But when her humorous ladyshipis by
10 teach thee safety. Thou art peTjured too,
Thou cold blocded slave.
Hast not thou spoke like thunder my side;
Been my sworn soldier, bidding depend,
Upon thy star, thy fortune and thy strengths
And dost thou now fall over to my foes
Thou wear lyons hide Dofit for shame.
And hang calf skin on those recreant limbs,'
We were on yesterday made the recipient of a
most beautiful and Hastily arranged boquet Of
Springs sweetest flowers from one ofPuIaskis fair
est and lovliest mudens. We appreciate thigh
" appreciate the beautiful gift. The sweet name
attached lends a charm to the handsome boquet
not possessed by the rarest collection. The beauty,
purity and innocence ofthe flowers are only equal
cd by the charms Of the fair Miss ANNE. For she Is
Gentle, modest, meek and artless
Purer than the blushing rose
Earth hath fairer flower
On its bosom to repose.
On her cheek beauty fingers
Like the dawn Eastern skies
And soft beguiling splendor
Tremb les in her lOve-lit eyes.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-05-08

HAH.-A considerable quantity of hail, attend
cd with rain and a strong wind from the North
we't' fell at this place last Wednesday evening"
nan stones as large as hens eggs were picked up on
the s1reets. heavy rain rain followed continuing
FOR several hours and it is feared that
damage has been done farmers by it.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-05-08

The largest and most varied assortment
OF Ladies' Dress Goods of the finest quail
ty and latest styles ever exhibited in this
market, can be found at L. Rosenau & Bros.
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TAKE WARNING

4 IL persons are hereby warned not to fish with
n net, sein trap in the stream known as Big
G S from Jas Horns west boundary, adjoining
augh okely, to the mouth of said streom.
James HON, Thos. English, FH wilkinson.
joshua Morris, VIM. Wilkinson, is Alternately,
aprz4 VIM. Flournoy
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-05-08

Maj. Hunter Nicholson has retired from the edi-
torial department Of the Columbia Herald lie
will in future devote his editorial Iabor to the Dix
ie Farmer.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-05-08

IRON 100 to geo acres of good cotton and bottom
i corn land-wiu yield from 3 TO q bale Of cot
ton and from to 70 barrels Of corn to the acre
Houses, stables, c can be obtained with the land;
also use of implements, tools and wagons. Corn
and fodder vi Il be sold loaned 70 the renter. Ap-
DIV to J. T. CHAMPNEYS, on the premises, OF the
Tyree Rodes plantation / miles south Of Pulaski,
orto Mcssrs Rose * Gordon At Pulaski mar27-tf
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-05-08

Our entire stocks of cotton goods such
as calcos, domestic, bleached and unbleach-
ed, Ticking, etc., having been purchased
before the recent rise, superior inducements
are offered at L. Rosenau IL Bros. apIO
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-05-08

RAIN.-It continues to rain in this local
ity almost every day, and farmers are get
ting smartly in the grass.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-05-08

REV. }. w HANNA, D. D will preach at
the NJ. E. church Sunday next, at II a. m.
and p. M.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-05-08
sc. Mitchell & Co

Funeral undertakers, house carpenters
aud jOiners, make a new announcement to
day. They are personally known to this
community and their work is always ap-
proved.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-05-08
A Loyal County.

While we hear of persons evading the
Revenue laws in almost every county of
the State, we are glad to hear most favo-
rable report of Giles county through the
Collector, Mr.. Saml. NJ. Cannon. He saws
that the citizens are complying with the
laws, and that he has never had any diff
Guilty in the performance of his duty. This
is rather a different tale from what some
persons had expected to hear after reading
the slanderOus reports circulated by the
Press and Times concerning the loyalty of
the people down there. Mr. Cannon saws
they are loyal enOuG TO comply with the
revenue laws, and with all they are a clever
set of people. which we know to be true.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-05-08

The County Court Clerk gives an impor-
tans notice in this paper. Better procure
your license.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-05-08

A large assortmento of gents and youth s
clothing, Spring and Summer styles, can
be seen al L. Rosenau d Bros. spIO- 3m
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-05-08

CHANoERT CoURT.-A special term Of the Chan
Gerry Court for Giles county was convened at this
place last Tuesday, Chancellor Walker upon the
bench,
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-05-08

Meals Gazette says ex-Sheriff Tarking-
tons tongue is paralyzed and has ceased to
wag, and presents the case cs a warning to
Radicals
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-05-08

We feel authorized to add that the re-
ward officially offered by our worthy May
or, will be quadrupled by the property
owners of the town, and we hope a vigo-
rOus effort will be made to bring the scoun-
drel to Justice.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-05-08

II you want fine light or black colored
hat go TO L. ROsenau & Bros. apIO- 3m
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-05-08

Alarge assortment of boots and shoes,
cheap for cash, can be found at L. Rose.
nRu q Bros. ap1O 3m
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-05-08

Gen. Lee is not known to have made the
least effort to recover the Arlington estate.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-05-08
Pedipren

BOB JOHNSONis a half brother to the noted
horses Lexington and LecomPe. He was sired BY
old Boston ; 1st dam the celebrated mare Lux BY
Wagner End dam Butterfly, by Sumpter She was
also q q dam of the distinguished Norfolk 81 dam
old Maria, by i'm Buzz9rd 4th dam Dandridge's
-Fearnaught 5th dam by i'm. Janus, &c. dc
mar13-3Tn. NM. H. JOHNSON.
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som Remard

The above reward will be paid for the
arrest and conviction of the incendiary who
fred the East side Of the public square on
the morning of the 23d of April.
w. f. BALLENTINE,
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THE undersigned gives notice that he has been
i appointed assignee for T w Holt, of Giles CO..
State Of Tennessee, within said district, who has
been adiudged 8 bankrupt upon his own petition by
the district court of said district.
mayl X. +. HOLLAND.
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IL persons are warned not to fish with net sein
"A or trap in the stream known as Big creek,
from my West boundary to Jas. Horns West boun-
uarN' may l-5t HUGH YDKELY.
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At Small Profits, FOR THE CAsu.

All are invited to call and judge tho goods and
and prices for themselves.
May If
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Description.

He is beautiful sorrel, fifteen hands three inch
es high, up headed, round, heavy body, large fiat
bone of uncommon strength, fine action, and, in a
word, JUS such horse we need for any and all
purposes His pedigree viii be acknowledged by
good judges as one of the best the world affords.
j. T. SMITH & J. D. HOWARD
VALE MILLS, Feb. %. 1865,
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DRENNON.
BOB Johnson

THIS noble, thoroughbred Stallion, Zone of the
L six surviving sons of the distinguished BOSTON, }
can be found at my farm, 81 miles West of Pulaski
Tenn. He will serve mares at S25, if paid within
the season, or $50 If deferred, commencing March
lst, and ending September 1st 1868 Those fail
ing to prove With Oal have the privilege of return
ing next season tree of charge. Mares from a dis
main longer, at 81 per month, or grain fed at the
customary rates of the country, No liability for
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TIN-WARE, GROCERIES, &c.

Z, Is their intention to transact a General Dr.,
FOCUS ana Grocery Business in all of its detaif
@ C.o P9o!lc arc respectfully in yited to cali md
canine CheIt stock before purchasing elsewhere
q col.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-01-04

Bel9ter unb ben9fteoerlanbe,1, NIT aDn>
ltden Bebineunsen BEL @craus3ablunz
een ,e. pa: IS Gents bel einfa6er&ate
BON IS @ramm G un3.) Gents tut
3eituneer uno s Gents fit lebe 4 nrj.
pper perer 8ru1rbeL fit 8a@er, pa
tete, Drudereien unp Muftern N.
Sci tirefter ppf mad Sre<
men pper 5ambur9.
Briefe-t0 Gents bel etnfader&ate
Don IS @ramm & l1n3.l, gorauebez
,abluna nidt bepinst jebo@ unbesablte
pber tbeilwei1e franfirte Briefe fiao elmer
@epilpn bel lleberlieferun9 nrter'porte''.
3ettunaen [penn ni@t iber un;er
@ewtdtL rrei Gents cine jere, u. tperr1
aber 4 l1nsen cine appitipneueB elaft'ta9
fdr cine ieoe ,peitere lleberldrettnae DON
4 l1nsen unb berer 8ru@tbeil. Tprz
a~us3ablune bepin9t.
Slider, Yafete, Drudarbeiten> Gbatz
lon nbMnfern-6 Gents fir 4 un5en,
pper beren 8rudtbeil. gpraus;ablune
beoinot. Ntdtbesablte peer tbeilmeilebe>
,ablteBriefc cner {pnftise nidt senisene
franfirte Mrtifel merpen perienpet NIT
Dem n,araelnpen prrtc bel rer Nuebdn<
bi9un9 telaltet,. ,.
Ole tesablte @csiitratur bel rest1trirz
ten Briefen, prer a,rern Ycftpadeten If
8 Gents mad allen rten erpdbnteayanz
bern. Grrauebe;ahlun9 ces pcrtra
bebun9en.
Muetauldenpc Sffiten.
Sir bic pereinistcnS taaten auo 8el:
oien, Ne,r yprt uno Spftpn auf Seitt
Der Ser. Staaten> Nnt>rerpen, Sltcnt
[renn meiterle9elncl S0enc> ..[>penn 2ps
fall fit Sel9ien. ---~
Sir bic ppit Der Ser. Stoaten uni
Miecerlanren, Netp yprt unp 8ofcn fin
bic Scr. Staaten bic SfFee Wprrpy|
[meun rreiterle9elnnL auf Sette Der Niez
tcrlanren.
Stir bic YpN Der Ser. Staaten uni
Ncrpcsutldlano.
Nep yprf, Spltpn, p%prtIanc>0 etrctt
@bicaso fir bic Ser. Staaten, Made11
Bremen UNI 6amtur9 fir ben reutfder
Hunc.
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9tearns Gountp unb u~maesens.

Iie ;3eit nabt bsran, no f@ ridt nur feline
l1npablidteiten, frnbern sefabrlidf aran!teiten
etnfelen; bonn bieie pae9en bic ffeten 8fsIeite=
rinnen teS raubfn @inters gu fem. 8ereits
rsadt f9 ber nerbi19e 3amerab fiblbar, einiee
1einer gcrlGufer MAIDEN uns auf fein taIbiges
Grfdfinen aufmerflam. "a 1T es benn INNER
aut, ,penn man einen 3userlabieenN atbseber unh
6eifer in ter Nptb bat. Dteien fnten unfere
Qe{er in Germ Or. s. g. Weber in Ct. @lcut.
DenfeIten tSnnen mir ale einen aueaeaeidt,e=
ten bcmGcpatbi1den Mrat en1pfeblen. Tas Tabe=
re ~ erleben in Der Ytn3eiee bes 6errn 81.
Weber in elmer antern Spalte.
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Die 5%prt16rittt Mimntirtas,-
DIR uNoneer" brinet fpleente @ittbeilunssn
Scn Sc Strrs, aiNfireueer yrftmtiier sun ct.
Yaul.
Mls SIR. 5erry iein Mint in 1850 in her ct.
paul YuitsfTet antrat. paren tlrs 4 pctcffeen
ina lerritrrium. ct. pauL Jprt Sne(line, ct.
Antbcns unb Sti4pattr. Nuu inb 53S gpit>
cficen in tielem Staate. TSu 1858 mar berBe=
trae hes poieepades, pel6er curd ct. paul
aina, n,sbr cine 9anbpcl, nun merten 50, 60
unt 100 SGde, tefaroert, netit rem erpbeu Be-
traa, Der bier sertbeilt mirt.
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Npft Sffiee Netiee.
pcR Offee Ct. panl Minn.
O.. Of 1867 \

~NN> W.
Ter @etrau& elmer Yettcr rnrd mebrer :!
Me5hGitshauier Ipber reridietene :Nrirnen 1T
hem yrr, Fet SffeeG tpartement sr'pfaneenen
sntrnetionsn ausriSsr laafenb une aiett hi Der
Sifrituticn sa sieen SSrrttiimsrn, An|ab.
Yie 0lerts' bic nit etr 1iirbntitn tstraat
Nno, miben lei alusiituns e%erle!bea I'D, eeraet=
su aut i! @tea$tnib yer, sttta arr,, MEM; =" ~ p' @artn
ten ausbdneieenp BIC mo 9eta'' !" "" c'''"
aebSren ,perin fe plaeirt seresn.
Tas &edt cine Ber orerGrarsr s' ktnasen1
u;rn mad, te, ttenSarmar, 1863, ben pericnen
rrtr @eilaiftsfru,eu sinsera!n't 'ssreen, tseldt
foIde ssmietbet batsu, uni, j. etit ais sstannt
NIB aeSwinldt, Der camille, Gtsrfs roer See'en%
teiten' teiaeter ysrionen rSsr 5irmsn, unh UNI
bic stnaue sertbsilans eea sr'e!sn, &c. ~ e..
IeiGtern, iplten bic er.raentsn yffleneM !9re
0orreipuntensn per Mtrefe etr setr'lnld'et'
9rrsn Unit Summer per. tstr. Yrtt'r) aerelR-
:. =. Stsmart prtntei1er.
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9,erminoerte Ncftrateu nab Bel=
aien, ben 8ieberlanccn nne eem
ncrbbeutidben 8unce . II. nah
cem lfteu Gan. 1868.

,Nad Selsien prer ren Me
oerlaucenrur9 9elh ~
iene pot via @nslauo:
Auf Briefe-15 Gents per einfader
Nate spn IS @ramm Ks lln,.). 8orz
auste;atluns nidt tecinst ; iercd nidt
franfirte ODER bios tbeilweis besablte
Briefe elmer ReYiiipn tei l~leter9ate I'M
t%er,pprfen.
AZ Sir 3eitunseu Il Gents fir
iere, ,re,r, nidt A llnsen an @emidt
iiteridreitenc, unc cine aerieipneueRate
you 4 Gents fir jece ,peitere 4 lln;en
poer cerer 8rudtbetl.
b. Sir Bidder Yadete> Drudeteien
bet Mrt, unc prpteldriften Der Muitern
s Gents yet A lln;en> ceer eine1
cntipredenpen 8rudtbeil> Sorausbe@
,abluna tecinst. @enn ince0en ras
prrtp auf irseap eiren Mrtifel nid't Sc
niiaenc poraustesablt lein (rlte> wirr
pe1le(be immerbin an pei1en Ssftims
munssurt acliefert, telatet NIT ben
man1elupen pprtp unp elmer Nesittrn
bel lleberlieferun9 u%nter'perien.
Y d Dem nproreut9 II
Bunpe Gale ceutlden Staaten
uno Se]reid einidlieeenc)
yer ae(@lo1lener Ypf STA
G%n9lant.
Die Staten iino cte{e!ten ME nod
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K4y@ LAS alte Iry~@reh~ baus, .. %.
p1eerlra unb &c., 1T unfern eeebrten 2e}ern III
einiie tetannt, als bab eine Gmpfebiuna WI,
unierer Seite nEtbis marc, unb molten mir bxb=
balb bios barauf aufnertam MAIDEN tab biefe
6irma fprtrpdbrenb neue @aaren entt6!t, haf
tiele Naaren siel biQiser ale bic alien fnt unb
eies bebtalt ben 8auferu ~ gut fSmmt. DAP
bic 6erreu Mabler unb CABIN bemibt fem tper=
ben, INNER has Bet fir ibre Qanbsleute All
tbun, mii0en mir nidt crit faeen. 0f6taIb ra-
then mir =: @ebet mad .. %. Snseripl nnb S..
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Die Neuiabrs-Jeierli@feit inScr>
ban, ne mir I'M lebtsn 8latt ansetanbiet batsa
If nit Grfole nnb CUR oueemeinen :3ufrtebenbeit
aussefalen, ba gum 8eien ber neuen air@e in
5 @tuntsn ;. /. oca 124 bic 81 1br Mbenbs bic
tebeutenbe Summe non $3.50 truteriaet mur>
ben.
Nie eewSbnli9 bat F@ bic @rcemitbietrit
uub Qittralit6t tu Scrtaner aud ant erfeS
Sage tts neuen 9abres pitcher eeseiet.
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Bravo, da capo!- Am O%rnnerltaa
murte unitr peripnal rurd, Elm Tdbden
@erltenlaft rcn Seiten pes Germ 8icr<
trauers8 rii9semann betbrt unp erfre,lt.
DaS Sier mar unfreitia has teite> mel
Dies mir nidt ol(ein in Mir,nelpta> ipnz
bern III Zen Ser. Staaten iiber bic 2tpz
pen aebradt UNI fann es uatIrlth Ell
r,em Bra1ler> Der ein iclde5 8ier bral,t>
ntdt fehlen, alan,enre 0eid,dfte SIT ma
den.
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4u8funft %perlauat.

Irnarb Wilnann.. Der jeine Gdnpe=
ftsrn scr 10 Sabre in yittsbursh, Ya., ian,
lesten Nale seieben, wiinidt febnli9f Eagridt
srn t~enielten pper beren nunrtebrieen Nsfcnt+
baltsrrte su erbalten. Menl1enfreunbe. bic
bieriter gusfunft seben tSnnen, tperoer &C.
beten. tieielte s%efaaisf ~susuienten unter hsr
NSre{r:
,&etaetisn nes Manberers, y. ., l13, Ct.
Yaul Ninn."
(9SetisIblatter ,perhen aetsten, ;u erri.c.)
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Ser 80 anberer +.
&ir1Ii1c 8eri@te.

Son 0rpBpoint Su., cernebz
met, nit, baB bafelbf ber Bau elmer
Stride BON 8adfteiner, balni9ft IN Mnz
9rif 9enpn,me,1 ,rtro.
tGtuswfanbt.)
Batertcmu, @n1n, Iea. q.
Mir baben @eibnadten iebr sefeiert,
iiber bunbert 9i@ler erleudtete, bic Sir
DE. unb lpnt mar allies eetban> ras IN
mi ern &raften ftarr, Tim btefe Teierll9@
felt redt erbeblid III MAIDEN. SOUR
S@ate, cae infer neuer &rpnlen@ter,
ben mir mir grocer Sebnfadt er&rarte@
ten, Elm paar @tnnben au 1pdt aator1.
Nir baben n6mlid ron Ba6er u. Tpn
pbul> Cincinnati ., einen &rcnleu9z
ter befcmrner nit swHlf 2idtert> I'M
@ertbe Don 1925, cine wabre pradt ;
gan; dbnlid ben in ct. @lcue. Mud'
baben ptr furs rpr Weibnadte einen
pradtYpuen @%espernantel BON Ne&p
yprt erbalten uni i'm an pie{em bpben
Tefttaee suerit sebraudt,
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perr &ristppb aSutr- pen Hr1e>
to II ftarb am Dennertae Na@mittas INN 2
t1br I'M Mlter scn IS Sabren. Die 8eerbieune
tpirp teute Mrrsen Tim 8 1tr f~attFuben. Da
5err Gbr, !&Slner MiteIiet hes ct Scbieps
MGnnerpereins mar IL pirb i'm berielte bic
lese Gbre ~er,reilen unb benz Iobtenam,tt fcpcbl
ale audi Der 8eerbieuae tei~pbnen. &ube ffi"
ne..Afde.. ' %=@ EEsiNtsstt
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Deuti@e 8rief<2ife.
Qntttun8eu.

Gu,pfan9en fir ben 8anbersr ron
9erren
.. 5. Dreis ct, paM ESQ
y. Dtnier ~ ~ 1.5
Us. Weis ~ ~ ESQ
:. @s'lins Nrie 1otrn $50
8: %. Wenineer &eierpe 9ctrn 1.25
@br. Irapren &apen Stream 1.&
gbilisp Wasner Belle Yaain 1925
Sic &eiter .
q. 3i9ter 1prab IN
SNie Saeeti &rdlb @prins 2'1
Sobn @rcB 81, GIOus 1925
!. pallenboTf . $50
Jobn Se'len n 1.25
aNtd. Yebneper $50
| @aip. 8eimer 81. Mueuaa ESQ
3. @aspar Nodfprt 1926
9obn Bed. ct. antbons 1.25
M3id. Stde minneaydts ESQ go
Sac @riebIer 0aston 1875
6enrs Weiyel - 1.25
Sac Sdurb Miuneieta 1875
@qrs. 6. Saiantins 1.25
Sac Sr;id Dat Rits:@ i i25
Sic Rrans 9aiinss $50
Matb Srus Caledonia 1925
Jrant grrquet y 1.25
Clinton gernins ct, Mi9aels $50
Mic Hcoen 1925
Setcat 6ammer 8entcn 1926
Matb. 1ris ct. Gcuatas SSrma 1925
.. BG}6 1925
Ssry &ts. auq. &irtt 3. =. 8. a,ddlcn
&ity, Ranias 1875
| Hep. &. @def Netp SrleanS "a. 125
Ser. {. 3besis 1926
Ibpm. Jrrka ~ y 1.25
Ser. y. u. 6uter >. g. 3. Smriaua yen $50
Jret. 5a9en1ann @almar Soma $50
Mus. !9asen1anu - $50
9eurs WeRing ~ n 1.&
8. q. 8runnine 1,25
s. %. S9ranbt y $50
Jlhel Wtoemal,n ct. Naul ,1.25
Set. StidIe M9tr Trier $50
Anbreas Wielen n f.25
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-01-04

Dur9 bic 5errn Gebr. gen3iser, Vsrlessr in
Nep yprf Mnb Cincinnati, wurte uns biefrIase
bae BON Or. 8arl Branbes 8. g. 9. ~rfabte,
unb ron Nep. 50. s. @eifeuan g. :. E. ms
enslifde aberieste Werf r&cme anb the Yopes".
-@rtnbtide aenntnib Der eeeentudrtieen ale
audi Der sersanseuen @ef9idte, %besudItsente
araft unb fe6elnbeS dEnteit 5eidnen bie,es aus
seseidnete @ert aus.
Or autpr benefit in eemielten bur9 alarbeit
unb @riinblidfeit bic tnniee@elaticn, mir mSdJ-
ten iasen tas un3ertrennli@e8an has 3pii9en
Mpm unb benz bell. @tub1e erifirt.
Inter allen Mussaben Der se~senpartie lire
Geife bur9 bic @elt MAIDEN, perbieut bic pben
ertr6tnte einen Gbrenplab unp piinf9en mir benz
pcrtrefai9en @ersden bic ~reitefe gertreituns.
gu abre1Fren : 9enTeergrr. Sc. 99ey Greet
M!ep yprf.
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So fir Neibnabten unp Neuiatr !,

Silt Wersniieex MAIDEN mir mieeerbrlt rnfsrs
Qeler, bic Bebarf bateu fir Dry @pcts, hiitt II.
Dfisen &C., auf bic @eldafe bes 6srru
yeter S'Vpnnpr
III Muneapclis unb ct. Nntbcns, aufne,flan1.
-Ierlelte nertauft III iatelbaft nietern grei{en
II bic telten @aliccs 3u 1O-123 Gts. rieyyarn;
ales ibrise i'm gerbaltnib. geriaumt :.hs6talb
nidt, tnenn ibr taufen tpplt, Germ ., S'Grn=
ncr einsn Beiuh abaufatten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-01-04

Der Tan Spleu Sail 1T md, INNER
I'M 0an9e. Die au%sae9rateae 3eide
ihetnt iid ais bic pes 81. 6arrpurts III
nneilen.