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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-12-29

the government has been the most
recklessly extravagant that we |
have ever had Promises and de
clarations of economy are easily
made, and the eight years of Radi-
cal rule have shown that they are
as easily disregarded. The New
York World, referring to these |
reported declarations of Gen. Grant,
says "This has a strong flavor Of
E" buncombe.' The Pacific Railroad,
which approaches completion, has
got out Of Congress all the grants it
can expect. The existing pledges
tolit will not be Withdrawn, and
there is no probability that
Apt road Twill ssshays 9tthe
face to ask for D more. If
subsidies to other lines are granted
this winter, General Grant can do
4 G. " !.
nothing to prevent It !. but President
johnson, we suppose, would rot be
slow to veto them. Unless there is
an extra session, General Grant will
have no opportunity to exhibit the
| yigor Of his opposition before next
winter The present demonstration
is a mere flourish of trurnpets. 1t
| protects the country against no
| danger 1t is a meIe fishing for
praise in very shallow waters. Ii
4 there should be an extra session in
| compliance with General Grants
wishes, it should be held for-some
more Important object han to ena
BILE Congress to pass Pacific Rail
road bills for the reN President to
veto The admiring correspondent
who reports this conversation rep
resents him as desiring an extra
session to act on the great questions
of finance. IL General Grant has
a definite plan, which he wishes to
submit to Congress for immediate
action, q session for that purpose
might be wise; but there is not the
slightest reason for supposing tina
he has mastered the great subject o.
the finances, or that he has yet any
thing to recommend of much prac
teal Importance. The best thing h
can do is to appoint an able Secreta
ny of the Treasury, and let thai
officer aid him in maturing his views
! on that great subject; aid him alst
in cleaning out the whisky thieves
and other scoundrels that intest thu
revenue department. and putting
honest, efficient officers in ther
places. This last is the most urgen
task which will deyolve upon Gen
Grant in the first months Of his ad
ministration and the only way IL
, which Congress can assist him in II
is by repeating the tenure Of otfic'
. act, and giving him full liberty t.
: deal with the thieves. A couple o
days would suffice for this repeal
3 and it may just as we'll be accom-
. plished before this Congress ad
iourns as in an extra session OF tn
next Congress. If he had passed
g strong preliminary sentence agalns
: the whisky thieves and asked TO
full liberty to strike them down, IN
! talk would have been a great dea
more wholesome and pertinent thai
buncombe invective against rail
road grants; an evil from which
the country will be safe until mex
December, unless there should be
long extra session"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-12-29

THE Memphis Post copies from
the Knoxville Wing the avowal of
the Senior Editor" in favor of the
separation of East Tennessee from
the rest of the State, and in great
trepidation exelaims:
Nothing short of enfranchisement
would so please the rebels Of tennessee
as the separation Of East Tennessee
Are the loyal men of that section will
ling to crafty them to such an extent
and to abandon their friends in the Other
sections to the KuKluxG" g. IS
The poor PoStmay quiet its fears
there are no Ku-Klux that would
harm it under any circumstances.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-12-29
AN uNwRIrfES CHA PIER OF BIS

AN UEWRIrTEN CHA PIER OF BIS |
TORY.
II The New York Express of the !
Goth inst. contains statement OF
the following purport:
Shortly after the breaking off of efforts
to avert the dire catastrophe of war a
gentleman having Tree access to the
private Office of President Lincoln re.
paired to the capitol of South Carolina
and deposited with high official of that
state manuscript proclamation by
PRESIDENT Lincoln duly prepared and
ready for his signature Announcing to the
American people that rather than plunre
the country IN a civil war the
Executive Government acouiesced
IN the Acknowledgement OF the
Union. With'this was column cf edi-
torial in slip form with corrections, sup
posed to be Mr.. LincOln's, reciting freely
the words of the instrument Indicating
tne Executive act and challenging for it
the approval Of the American people.
IDS Is my statement Of the missing
record That it was not issued was due
p the intense feeling awakened by the
firing on the Star of the West. a Ut
| We copied a week or two since q
Paragraph from the Savannah Ne,cs
containing a similar statement.
The editors Of the New York paper
Y vvouch for the veracity and Tihteg-
ritY Of the adthor who makes; the
assertion, also that the original
unissued proclamation referred to
has been ;abstrscted from the Office
of the Secretary of State. aThi:
may be a sensation or an exagger.
alton, but we are iinelined, to give i
credit in the Mains u9dw lss3
II A recurrence to the history ofMr
Lineoln's administration during tn,
first six weeks of its existence, an,
to the characters of Lincoln ant
Seward lend probability to it, q
least. The first deprecated civil wa
as an evil and earnestly desired il
t his inmost heart to avoid the ca
lamity; the other was simply afrai
of it. Besides, this was the polio
l advocated by many ofthe wise an
forecasting conservatives Of bot
sections. 1t commended itself, doubt
4 less, to Lineoln's Judgment as we
as his heart, and Stewards prudenc
would have readily taken refuge j
! it. 1t should have been issued, an
/. the men whose moral courag
Is and bitter instincts failed ther
J, !. at such a crisis are answerabl
for the consequences. IT woul
5; have given US to-day,
d Union strengthened and mon
closely cemented by popular cor
sent, a constitution amended with
l. out impairment Of its vital prime
e pies, and civil liberty unscathed b
II military usurpations. 1t was wiz
5 dom and craftsmanship in 1876,
'e and less than a period of twely
l. months would have vindicated it {
$ such. Men like Chase was at tn.
: epoch, and Chandler and 10 Ho
e are yet, had successfully fired IL
e Northern heart, and the dogs {
IS war were let loose and the cry {
u | havoc Is not even vet stilled.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-12-29

THE latest rumors current in New
York in regarH to- Grants Cabinet
asigh-SenatoR Fessenden 70 the
State Department, David A. Wells
to the Treasury, and SIR. Washburne
to the Interior Department.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-12-29

REPORTS from Washington state
that!seTefd Radical nenBerY Of
Congress have unhesitatingly given
their approval of the amnesty proc
lamatiOn, and legislation in Con-
gress is suggested in eonsonance
with the spirit of that document.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-12-29
TUESDAY,. DEOEMRER p, lsss.
An earnest and .eInIl5 Eic protest.

against mob law, adopted at meet
ing of citizens of Giles county, is
printed in this mornings UNION
AND AMERICAN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-12-29
DIR. A. g. GOODLET'S
Houck's Vegetable Panacea,
l. n / M f N II.
EYE sALVE AND OINTMENT.

THE ABOVE MEDICINES ARE PRE-
Il pared with great care. under the personal
supervision Of f. X. GOOnLET, an experienced
Druggist. son of the late DIR. GOOdlet, who has
been associated for a number of years with hi:
father in their manufacture. The public are
assured that they will be prepared with the same
care as heretofore.
The above remedies have stood the test
throughout the Southern country for the last
thirty years, and are to- day more popular than
ever.
The Panacea Is Justly celebrated for the cure
Of Dyspepsia, Rheumatisms, Colds, Coughs,
Consumption, Asthma, Indigestion, Heartburn,
Palpitation Of the Heart. Loss OfAppetite, Liver
Complaint Ulcers, Sores. Bronchitis, WhOoping
Cough. Group. Difficulty Of Breathing. Shortness
Of Breath, Erysipelas. Measles, Scarlet Fever.
Scurvy, Serofula. Piles. Pimples Of the Face,
and all Diseases OF the Skin, Nervous Alice
lions, and ali diseases arising from disOrdered
stomach or an impure state of the blood.
For Sale by all respectable Druggists.
Retail price of Panacea co per bottle.
Liniment.-...... So
Ointment. %
Eye Salve......... .
Liberal discount to the trade.
lille, Tenn, Dec. 22-1y
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-12-29

Nam moth Closing Auction Sale
!. adj TO THE TRADE RI ud
IN CATALOGUE FORM, oFFOREIGN AND
i Domestic, Staple and Fancy Drygoods. Cloth
ing, Boots, Shoes. Hats. Furnishing Goods. Cut
lery Notions, ETC.. etc. by slIsv J 10 ssiu.
lALBEET az SEEMAN,1 Z
\, y, "a q PUBLIC SQUARE. ls vsz;sf
ON Tuesday, Wednesday a Thursday.
Dec, q. 81 and 81. commencing at 10 A. NJ.
When win be sold, without reserve. for Cash. a
large and valuable stock of Staple and Fancy
DrygOoas Cassimeres. Jeans. BrOadcloths, Doe
skins, Beavers, Chinehillas, etc. Also, an as
sortment Of Shaker and Opera Flannels, Wooden
Goods, Hosiery and Underwear. Also, valuable
stock Of Ladies' Cloaks. Shawls, Blankets, Cow
erlets, etc: Also. great variety Of Ladies'
Hats, in Fall and Winter styles. Also, q fine
line of White Goods. Also, Notions, Cutlery.
Trimmings, etc. Also, q splendid assortment OF
Clothing, Hats and Furnishing Goods. ~.
On THURSDAY. Dee. 81, will be offered Is
cases Prime and Seasonahle Boots, Shoes and
Brogans.
N.B.-Your particular attention is called to
this sale as the goods all to be sold without
reserve in order to make full returns to con-
signers. ALBERT * SEEMAN,
Q Wholesale AuctiOneerg, q Public Square,
Nashville. Tenn
N. B.-A lunch viii be set at II A; NJ: each
day. dec29 1t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-12-29
Ifis rrp0rtAdfa Washington That

Senator Ferry, of Connecticut, will
an early day introduce a bill for
the purpose of removing all disa-
bilities whatever from persons who
participated in the rebellion.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-12-29

The New York Tribune of the
oath inst, noticing the report that
Prdsident JDhbIeh w5dIi issue .
prOelAmAtiOA Cbsis tmas day pardon.
ing call Rebels yet under ban, in.
Guiding Mr.. Jefferson Davis" says
eve regret the dribbling, undigni
fed, popularity seeking way il
which this great matter has beer
treated; but it cannot be denied i
is high time the farce was ended.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-10-01

le9er> urb be6te banrt AUDI ptrfli6 elmer
plan aus, 11ittel6 bei1et ct BEN f9ltms
men @9eir, pas Muerbieten Der Tprm
n a d 3urid9emtelen gu baben, eut9eber
unp rennp9 1plde 8epin9un9en-felle
fonnte, >rel9e ben 9a,,;en ;3med beS @rz
leot0unssperl udS ST S9anben MAIDEN
muBten. Tim unbetbetli9te 2eute ;u erz
lanaer, tpie IS bel einem G@ieoS9erf@t
ber Natur ber Ga@e na9 erfprcerlih it,
mar Get ,ripran9li@e @prlala9> baB BIT
SbtebSrt9ter aus em CT fen D.
trtct alio fern Don eem S9auplat
Res Samples aus9ewdblt perpen ipllten,
DonneQy betano nara1tf, naB e8 9eit atte1
lei bic S6iep6ri9ter aus jepe nj BEL
beipen Ditricte teliebi9 81 wablen,
Dies wurce su%9eltanpen, unp Ct beutete
ba6 3usef ta1pntB babin aus, baB ct biz
ertremiten ieiner Yarteisdn9er, 2eute biz
init 9aut uno 9aor nit nen v8plt"z
Mar1yer ncrtpa6ien fino> melGe s beila
bober an remlelben @erbrc9tl, iinb,
iber weldc6 ie abip red1en 1outen, uni
bic ps6balb Dpnnely ntdt fir einen
uSplttr" erfliren fInnen pbne 1id,
ielbf su nernamme11, ST. Sdicnart9tern
w1blte.
Dteie Mabl fam nut SIT ;pei slnz
nabmeu fiibren:
/. Dag DpnNeOy nidt maste BIZ
Trage Der Gnti9eipun9 lu1parreiii6e,
unp nt9ttnterel Iirter 2e1tr anteimsu>
fteuen unp
2. Dab e. yprbot. bic 8abl ctuel1
unpartettl den unr niGt interell irtel
s i'm ften Manne6 III yerbiten lint
70 rus 9anse grlepi9un9Sunterncbmen 81
reretteln.
Die 9erantwprtliGfeit ra5 3uitaape:
fcn1tnen osr Ginbett Der Dortei Yerbtnper,
gu baben> miro ouf Dpnnelly ruben.
Sr peit ir9enp wel6c praftilde 9le
~lultate in Setra9t fpmmen> narf lnau ras
Gomprpmibzl lnter,ebmcn ais 81 Gnp'
an eben. Die Mabl NYeriu'5 uni
Dpu81ty's ais Shiersri9ter 1T 9leid)s
bereuter1p init rer G%rtl1run9, rab Don=
nelly e5 nidt 1ra9t u1o nidt Geabt@ti9t
ictne Sade bet llnterlu9ung uno rem
Spr16 ur1partetii9er 2eute III unterbret:
ten. ST bat mittels einc5 uIrid" elmer
Gpri6lo9 um9an9cn> ren CT MID
9erare,u 81 rertperfen ma9en rnrftc."
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-10-01

Neeo6 2anpinn Sept. IS, =
6ier >purcc lebee Wode Gin tanners
Club" or9aniiirt nit fpl9enrcn Beom'
ten:
prd1tbent:Y, 8. @illon.
Slice prd1trert: 8. 6. 9an1ez
man.
Secrctar: Diuiam 9. 5aines.
S9abmetter: Gcwarb 8rorn.
Cine febr orobe @n3abl 8lr9er unterz
i9rieben ii@ ais Mit9lieoer uno cine reu{
9rpbe Tla99e tpurce 1ofprt beiteut etenlc
Elm u9ibertypole," ip.bp@ mte nod ME eiz
ner III &eep6 prer nm9e9enp getanren
Die pplitiiae 8ewe9un9 bier 1T, fey,
lebbaft unb bic Dempfraten fteben beceltz
tenp bintenar,
Gpeben mirb mir yprt einemB uotman&
fol9enpeS 9eweloet:
Gin faltblati9er Morbz
.Yer1u9. Ms 9eftern ii9 BET Damz
pier Muafatine swii9en Grempleau unc
2a @roie befanr> 9erietb Elm SAMPLER
unp Elm Ne9er, tieetnt9e 3eit 9eIpielt
botten> miteinanoer in @prtwe6iel In
eem her Ne9er bic Gbrlt9feit pe5 @piels,
welde6 Der Gambler eetriete>1, 1T Gra9e
leBte. Der Streit enpete auf ben@usenz
bid camit eo6 cer Ne9er bas @elc
mierernabm ~el@es ibm absel6winpel1
tpar. 5ierauf ein9 Der Gambler
in bic @ajate> bOlte fi@ eiiner &evplpe1
unb idoB BONA oberen Def aud
ben auf eem 1nteren Ded feben=
ben Ne9er rur@ bic BruE pieies
itlrkte nterer nnp purbe wie tcbt inc
3wii9enpef Setro9en. Mntatt nut, ben
@erbre9er {ofprt gu Yerbaften, lief Jpn
Der Captain gang 9ematbli@ in Grempez
leau ans 2ano 9eben, pbre AUDI nur ben
9ertn9iten &eriu@ gu MAIDEN, i'm ben
@eieb ;u lberltefern. DaS 8etrasen
BEG @aptain6 1T unYerantpprtli9 uni
'ptnn man in 8etra9t stebt paB baa
.Spielen fir @elo auf alien 8puten, BET
bes ber Nortbwefern ,tnb @eitern Qint
ptrbcte1 it, uno n pteies bod
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-10-01
9as 9ubbarn= 9pnneQD Sbicn8ec=
ri1t.

@tnpno, 26. Sept.- Nadpem bic
uGisr" in per lcbten GerIammlun9 ben
u6Qnften" 9ewablt, trat bic Sdiepsri@>
teri COMMITTEE III Der Sfice peS Germ
S. 6. Sbaneretp uun 8 l1br @ormitta9
;uiammen. 5err Sbancrem wuroe gum
Dprliber 9emdblt uno Gen. Nyertu ;un1
@efretar. Die Gprrelponpens swii9en
9ubbarp unb Dpnnel(y >purbe 9elefen
uno Die Gancicaten ein9elaoerl tbre
Sa6e vrrsubrin9en, ga Sen, @uttoye
,pe9en N%bweienbeit ieine6 Mnwalt5 ni9t
1T Der Sage >par, pieler @ufproerun9 GUT
3eit ta6sufcmmen> 70 marc Gin &eriu9
9euo6t f@ na@ ct. paul 81 oerta9en,
lln oen often >np 8e>pets ltlde1 n1ber
ut letn. NQein pa5 projeft >purbe auf<
aeaebcn, unb &erta9un9 biz. na@1ten
Dienfta9 8 l1br tel9lo7en. J..
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-10-01
@ubbarS trttt su1Nd.

Statt beute rem 2eler cine Tortiebun9
BET @ei9i9te Der @erbantlun9en bes
~S@ieos9eri&t6" 81 9eben, BON per cas
rbt9e Elm Stiid it, boben MIR gu beri6z
ten, pab etele, 8erbaaplun9en plSblt3 3u
ei1em S@lub setpmmen, Der un6 nad'
@Qem> mas mir bisber Ycn@ N. sub
barpS na99iebtsem unp, mir poQen
einmal ia9en> ieIbitperleu9nenbem Ser
fabren geleben, curdauS ni9t iterz
rai6t. r. " -
5err 5ubbarp 1T ais Gancibat pom
rem &%ampfplase ab9etreten uno iiber>
ld6t Germ DpnneIy pas Telp einfweiz
leg ALIEN 9e9eniiber benz temotrattiaen
@anpibater.
Das MtenRld, in mel@em Ser Sub
barb bieie @bii@t tunt 9iebt, 1T seridtet
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-10-01
Der GpmprpmiRoer,ub ;,pilDci'
@ubbaro nno SpnnclIy.

Dir batten un8 Ypr9enpn1mcn> bet
@nti0eipun9 Ger In piel ct Sa9e beftc(lten
u@Aiersri6tsr" III feiner @eile purd,
Meinun9sauberunsen iiber ren wabr@
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0lauben, III Mnbetra9t rer eigentbiin,ltz
den Babl, wel6e @err DpnneQy III Be-
aug ouf bic :wei Spn ibm st e%rnenncnoe1
S1iecsridter 9etrpf fen, pem &eler bic
Grfldrun9 19xlpi9 ;u iein, DAP un6
bielc Mabl jece MS9ltdfeit zines lleterz
eintpmmen6 absuldneioen i@eint nidt
nut, ionrern au@ benefit cab Donnelly
n;dt i'm Iraum raran 9epadt bot> 5ub<
barp's @ncrbirtcn cbrlid1 wie es 9emodt
rpor, NIT rc,n Munidc an;ul1ebmen, ra6
mirflid, ctmas potet bcrouS frmmen
lplte.
Gie s,pci sr9ctenlte1> u,lc uncrldutterz
li1 fen ouer lciner Nnb8n9er> MveriQ
unp Doughty rie ii6 Seper lietcr eire
.3ebe amputiren lieeen, ais erfI1rcn> caG
bic Convention, nelde DcnneDH nrmiz
ntrte uup rsr lie }elb t al6
Mttaltener bet9cwpbnt lei
Spsu6 9cpeien, bat Ser GennelY su
Ietnen S9tepsrtdtcrn 9epdblt> unc ros
>cnnt CT unpartetilde 2eute!
SIS 1T fem 3weifel, Bet @omprpmibz
Terl ud miro an Dpnnel1y's et9entbimlid)
rpnnellylber Acknowledgements pes 8orz
te5 v11nparteiii9" id,eitern unp IS 1T ccsz
balb w%pbleetbon> Dem 2eier su rerse9enz
wdrti9en> mas c6 cisentlid ,ror, has nit
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fdut, Die ~preb" POM lebten Mittppd
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Material> inbem file loot:
uDurh nieIe5 S9tcpsecrt9t 1T nidt5
81 entl6eipenL ais bic einfa1e 6ra9e -
u8o5 It @bcreit6 ent{6tepen
wprren?" Die @9tecsriGter baben
feline Gntideipung absu9eben, lonpern fe
baben n1tr cine bereits a~b9e9etene Gnt<
l9eirung s1 betrdfti9en. Der Snscnieur,
welGer ieine 2pfoupttYe anbalt UNI cine
&ub ypm @eleiit seben gu laien, itatl
Iber iie bin;ufabrer, 9~eitattet bolt,it nidt
retter, ietn @e9eredt in Tra9e 81 iteuen,
ais @en, 9ubbarr eS tbut incem Ct Ell
tic 8bnlt9e 5anplun9 Der Barmber;i9fei1
5crrn Dpnnely ;u Wute fpmn1en labt
Ios @lsib Ter Gun9rebbabn 9ebIrt re@t=
lid 6ubtarr, mao bic &ube mihen raul
aus pem @e9, ccer lte rerpen ;ulammer
1sfabret.
Mit elmer 5teuune, 10 uneinncbu,bar
nit Nnipriiden, il unbeitreitbar trnnt'
il9 Sen, 9utbare mobile 5%oarlpaltere
iber :Toymiadcn eutibla9en uno als Ste:
p~r3lentant bet leaitimen Nutoritat bel
republitanii@en partei it@ gum par:
lamenttrcn NIT Zen &ebellen berablahen
melde 9esen bic 6abue rer partet reopl,
ttrt> Inn, 100 m59li@ ben @ortbeil bel
Gint9feit Der partei 9esen ben semeinia:
men Getno 81 erreiGen. gu ptelen
3pede itelIte Ct pa5 Mnerbeiten 10 liberal
rab e5 idien, Dpnnely fSnne IS ni@'
pasen> ben Nepublifaneru bes Diitricti
NIT pem Sbtum, e6 ;urldsemiele 1 A.
baten, unter pas Nu9e gu treten. @aa
THAT DpnnellY?
Gr nabm i1& flint Sage 3eit gu fiber:
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-10-01

seftattet, >nb barur@ einen Mprb
bertet 9efiibrt, ut1o ben Gbdter t1i9t
en- eleBe lberltefert ebenlp Yerbre9erila
ais bic Ebat ielbf. Il" aars" c~...'.
Der Ne9er wurbe in @inpna ans
9anp 9ebra9t. Se{nNuffcmmen 1T nod
1%tn9e,pib. ran 81 #a.".aa ..:-." .
Spp Te11pm Set in @abba>
# m.-!5eute feferte bic Geutpnia 2pee
SO, 10. tbr critics jdbrltdes StiftuneSz
felt. Die Mit9lteber serlammelten fi@ in
tbrer 5ale, madten rarn ei1en llm;u9
p1r6 bic Stabt, nit Mfultf ait berSptBe,
so9cn suriif na9 Der 9ale >rol elbf Sc
ben 9ebalten purben ron s.. q. Tbpmp<
i'm BON Der YlainGiew 2p9e in en9liI1er
unc BON 9errnD~ teterle Spn ber6rontenac
2p9einb entiderS praGe worin 1T fursen u.
berepten @prten bic @eldidte unp3 wede
Der 8riirerl baft a%u6einonper gs(est
puroenn. Die 2o9e ,purbe erit felt einen1
Sobr %9e9runoct sablt jett bereit5 46
Mit9lieper unp 1T int t%lItsnoen 3uz
fame. g.. e"
5bepopre Santer.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-10-01

Winpna> Is. Gept.-5eute 7 llb>
ItenDS fan>en rie Mit9liecer Der Gpniez
rcn;zGpmmittec %;uiammen. !0err Senz
Mi on 1Glua ais ben # Ii 81 II"
ben 8icez0 puoernDr GlafFn Ypn Ma1az
dui ettS Ypr, >peldes NIT 2 9c9en Sttmz
n,e,1 %Yer,pprfcn muroe. DaNelbe 9eidab
nit rcm spn 6errn NycriQ Ypr9ci9la9c>
men Mart SSH on BON @inpna.
&er>porfen murpen ferner @pr. Te1tp11
von Ne!p Yprt, upr9ei@laSen rpa germ
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ba9e9cn ertldrt, iraenp einen Mann aus
Minueloto 81 wdblen> neil eiu Splder
np>1 nprn bercin beein Fubt iein miihe,
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itanr> her GInfts mii0e aug Minneiota
fin ; nadocm ferner nod Carl S@urj
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9artet npr9e1bla9en uno oerlrpr1c1 ipprz
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barr>W ann) mebrere Nomen Ypr, aus
eeucn !5ew Doughty (Drnnelly Mann]
5crrn s. 6. Sbanrrcw ais ben
Tinfteu aus mlblte.
9ierauf Yerta9te fid he Gpmmitte' Biz
Spnnatenp 9 nbr 8prm.
Sppeit bic Oepelde.
Die uYrcb" %bcbauptet, rer Ycn Ghonrz
let Ypr9ei9laQene uno Ycn rem teiren
DpnnellY : 2euten occept'rte VInfte,
Gbonrrcm lei Gin erfl1yterO pnnellyW ann.
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fein ebrli6es Spiel 9cipielt> iacem e1
Gbanprcw Yprl9lu9, ben NpcriQ uni
Doughty NIT Be9ierce a%nnebmen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-10-01

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