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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-01-11

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oar@ Proclamation ben @%ouniyreater,
l'neehe Don pope. Counts ocn 5tod.
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bte Weiterfabrur9 bes alten@ lddfts UNI
ter cer Tirma uNu9erta6, SIND
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ben.
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Gtrn1a bag g19rrb*D r99eobz@ ei9dft in
elmer BON teinea1. ancern 5oule un1eres
@taates erreidten Musbebnuno flbrte, 70
trire bic Neue np9 nod an Netdtburt
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fen.
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unter bent olten &e9ir1e ote 5eele zines
:@efddftes mar, mel9es s,:u, qroseuGbeI
feline G>,9eraie ATS beldeiosren Mnfdnoe1
:;u fti11em {pdtern @lar; en,ppr 9ebpbe1
;trttt nun ou6 Ser Gtus. 5Aef.
fer nadeem CT feinc @erDinouna nit
her @ebriioern Ebpmp1pn ael5},
Nuerba6 CUR Seite, u1o mat,
fam nun la9cn, eas he crfe Grorpsz
.Drp9opo 5anolung oes Staatcs Elm por='
wie9eno Deut1aeS 6auS 1T. Das
Deut{dthum fam auf oiee' Ebata@e
ftpls iein.
Die alto Tirna 1T init cengDodstbum
Ger Stopt unc res 5toates lEette sprar
ae|drttten uno Del Olans rergteuen wirb,
tpenn fe einmol tbr ppues 9aaer 1T Dem
ron ibr tm6riibiabr gu besiebe1tpen meuen1
2pfal an Der gde p@ i'm Bau beortfr~
t1c1 uDaul 8lof", in Dem Su{tmcnt unt
a Gtcdwerfen iter Der Gre ertfoltet>
Elm r}bti9er Grppnent her @r5Be fein> ut
bet fId nas 0eidaft Der 5aupttabt en-
ppr9eboben. Die teue Tirrna fpl1 leten!
sic blibe unb madie u1,c lire @rDbe
mebre Id, NIT ocr per 5tapt, oer 1te CUR
Gbrc aerei6t.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-01-11

Oa6 t baS 9ro5 oes e Il
men auf Der CRIB Die Irlimmcr
mad cer Sloriulen eS}Oee hes TIT lterblt9en
8e@tner runo, wie bieler ielbit, auf<
%9efabrten ~&int," tpelder befanntlid,
na@ bonn bic 9e9enrudrtisen Gisenltlmer
nit N@ uno &ra@ cine S@littl9ubbabn
ein9eri9tet rnter Der @u@t bes auf Jpn
l~ie9enoen S@nee6 3uiammenitipte, 9lldz
li6erwetle obne bab jernanp oerlebt tpurbe,
,perptn BON ben Nrmen als 3lnobpl3 aufz
aelammelt. 8 Be9tnerl
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(@ineelanbt ~
Mnb cine Seribti9une.
Manfatp, 2. San. 1868.

Manfatp> 2. San. 1868.
Heo. her Staat8;eitun9!
SIN elmer bet lebten Numlnern ces
u@plfsblatt6" re9altrt Der 5err Gpitur
pe7elbm feline Sci ct nit f%rl9eapen Meui9z
teitsbrpfcn. /.
~Su Manfatp rparo eiuem 5ut9er
ppn bet Dtfrict Court ei,1e @traie ron
1910 auferle9t, neil ct un9eluapes6leil@
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fed mar jepenfoQ6 9elunc."" Spa . g.
- d 81 ( 2%(@plb.)'
Das pbi9e 1T lit leiner unaenauenNusz
prad6wetie 9eei9net> tic Mes9er-oas
@prt u8ut9er" fam tut Deutid,en muir
Don einem Deuti9yercerter fir uniern
Stanp 9ebraubt tperpen oct Manfatp
iebr unyerrienter Betle1 IN etnem sb19it
ibeln 2idte eri9einen 3u laien. - &+''.
Da6 ron Der Ditriet Court fit cas
&erfaufen ron ,%tneelunoem Tleil@ nit
Nedt befrafte Snpipicum >par ni@t ein
MeBeer rpm bieii9em plaB> mic bic An<
9ate yernutben ldbt irncern Elm Mart1
aus hem 0onee, namens Douglas.
8enn per meile 9err Gpitor pes
u8pltStlat" bic @a9e iiberbaupt
ermibnen ,pplte, 10 bdtte er AUDI ben Na~
men oes @9ulbtsen on9eben uno nt&t
rur@ lein neutrality-suspicious. @ti@wdb
ebrli9e @el1dft6leute in ib(e Nadreoe
brinsen luuen. -
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Neter 6perr
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-01-11

Ne9t614uB Der 8ur9er i'm
Muslanbe,-SS n 6clee zines cur9 bic
an9eiebeniten a,nerifanilden u1p reutl9en
Buraer .heiper Yarteien erla1enen uno
unter3ei@neten Mufrufs ipu an, nd@ten
.@pnnateno .Mbenc I'M @purtbaui e cine
8araerperlammlur9 3ur 8eipreduns BON
Ma6re9eln fir ben @@ub ter Moopttpz
Birser imMu6lance ~tatt7ncen. Nnfan9
Z ubr.
Die Mboptipbir9er follten fi@ at ber
0eriammlun9 in 9an3er Stdrtt betbeflt>
gen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-01-11
Sat einmai @etrr Nurfeaina
Sid in ben-Aopf aefsbt Elm Dixe

Sat e'nmai Deter Hurfeain,
Sid in oen-aopf sefsBt Elm Ding
90 fibrt er's aus mit.Wib une @riB
Som &upf bis gu Der Sdmanssslpig.
Gu laet er: uDieies Sabr ;br 5errn
@rll til oer Mdb' unp III Der 1srn
Nein playlein perben ~aufgslpii.s
Wp pctulirt uuo l9nab,lirt
Der 0a(t, uno l6 10 amilirt
Nls nenn tein Deter er iosirs-
&sin 5aus lou. ia ih lase Esins
SIM gan6sn Stiotsl tieter meins!
MuflhiNeln perc i'd, caB e5 frabt
lino Cub bas Sers int 0siha laut
tlno hcrrllcn tctten wiQ i'd Gid
Ml5 lisst lit i'm ShoBs psib
Der allerldvniten 3ertcn Maio
Der 9anier erobsn Ghriitsnbett.
@inlhsnyfn nil ih @uh Gin Biar-
Gin Visr-aein i'd muB |ioppsn bier,
Oieneil ib iclblt Gins trinErn mu6
prcl't Ysujabr, relGper SedscuuB"
S0 lrriat esr Yetcr srnt 3sujabr
llno ictss Iitslhen nirc watr
Nas peiB elm Secsr Sappsrmsnt!
Mer nut sen Dadern l}stsr fsnnt!
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&,wieoerung.

IN Grrieberrno auf ots Sun Den Ssanstst Der seMforeta IN
kASe5a oeosu nrje5 eeid ~leutsrte, In Sbrena perthen Blatte rer+
Sxen;tcits' u.rIauluSerilbe ugDarnuns" SOm 1. ;. M. babe I'd,
Mre ~ tsn,erfen, sa6 Der eanas sDild stn 8s'ssce sen yuesn
III. ?Sb babe mein WlSsl,tfes in, SntereNsa bes eslao!en
llereiIJs octbau uve-plne MID rubmen 5u wplsa-rnses tur
pos fyslinnas, bet gaues Der sdnserbaae tel8etraSea ais IT,
a.nb Gin aHberes Ni;oleb. nr. o>
s0mmslidc ron MFR uEentoeloltG eoiieettsten Veaees Nmo
rtt:,el worben. aud puree spn mir bic eubisrtpttonsltts
strsHs ant a: Dts. l. 8; fem yraass,,ten e in S,4n,St9t;uo ~
ccc - srinnsn. relbs mir @el, Ct ateelieiert, lrldes benz Ger
sins. : sirstar ~on.aasnin bin i'd uOnIrm:nsn eiaveria n1s
Sum Sdlune muir bic 9~entsrtuns. eas Der tn lsneei, Mrtlts! &C..
on ,sid entbaltsne een,eIne Nnari7t nur gerl6nlt1tsttsn eeeen
MIDI Gettens peS graneenten Seeming. Vtee Yrdteentfn
,fatrs Gbiuser. Getretars .&ertsr. eGabHastter 9ena "no
Goaecter gc6 sntirrnnsen TT. ear
Gtd4ta, 7. SdMudr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-01-11
ss- a -rrs sE 10 ssr
Giriame NeuiubrSna6t.
3wSlf S&lase- uno bas alte Sabr
@ebt Elm 3u ieiner stp'sen Stub;
Sh ffebe ifun1n1 an ieiuer Babx'

3pSlf S@lass-un bas alte Sabr
@ebt Elm su ieiner stu:een &ub';
Sd ftebe itumn, an ieiner 8abx'.
llnb bride ibn1 bic Iusen 3u.
Stuu1ut unb aQcin-unb ieue Ra@t
Die @onff benz Iaumel mar sepeibt,
Die t9 nit 0reunben lcnF tur@ma@t
@tbSrt eieamal Der Gtnianteit.
Gsnnc& turdiputt q ,aeinen @tnn
@te tin @efpenlt scn GrSblidfeit-
Do@ I'd, TO dnb bic Grsunbe bin,
1nb adj, tpobin bic frib're 3eit!
@as feieft bu auf serfunFne wra&t
llnb tuirbft I'm, mid in Bib unb @@AQ,
11nb lodR aus Roienpurpur Mdat
@it etne frante Na9tieaa?
Ou parabies, sca @ottts 5au@
Su sou bur@trebt i9 tsune bid,
llnb ienes Qiet. i'd tenn IS aud
3 nur su sut,-es weint UNI mid,
Du paraoies Der S~ugent;eit,
Dein Gnsel tlaat umiont I'M mid,
limb teint' er nod III beiBrem 2eie,
God beiber ned beps;n' id bid.
Denrt ale, tin i1irnnenter @tuoe
Sd beine S@mele iiberiprana,
Da feel in Gin %tenaantnes S9loB
Dein eolbnes Tbor NIT bSbnf@em 9lans :
1lnb siirnerb biitet felt Der Grif
Gin 1lammen-@ berub tiefes 39or,
Dabinter A1es Qddeln 1T
1lnb 9branen MQes III bapor.
ubo 8radso9eI.
(slus ben, v@efen,'0
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-01-11

Bnbrwerfe perlan9t :!
aim !Sen i'm Sallsn am Mtuuefofa'
Slut ...
s,u In Hau,r i'll s~ertaufen. 5udtfuten. &abe mi Raider
:Iml 3. g. Gairhilb.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-01-11
8erban,lunoett Der 9efeteebuno sen
za5szs Winnefota.

| Vte SerdtCre1 1atten 1tW 1Qt1ttltltd
etneefuncen biz auf Sea9rape @nitb ppr
Dacota. s5..atsG il: n. g#s@a..a-5% +
Der @enat %errdblte ii@ folsenoe Sc:
atnter: @~.ua.5Z 4 H.. s'9&@ #szs
81. 9. @ebber, Sefretdr. e.4 s.z.a.
81 6. @np&p, @ebilf6itcretdr. 49,. as
s. $. Ni9pl6, @nrpQtr: @lert. -
81. 8. Slin, @n9rofNrz@ler
s. 81. @ebeewpob> Ser9eant at<Nrm1s
s. .. Ylumu1er, Geueru,atn. 8.
Ser. s. g. @bite, &aplan. sr#1 +.
'3u ~Me0tn8ers" .purben erna1rt bi,
&naben Nt@ols> RamieY uno Bryant bon
@abafbaW. -. - 4Elt>r Il #.5
Ser @ecretdr tpurpe {nftruirt ben Mitz
eliepern bic yca ibnen ben5tbtateu
Experimentation 3u hefern. -
Die Senatpren piqsburY unb 8arte,
purten 3u Mit9liecern BET @eiammtcpmz
mtttee cer betpen 5duier ernanrt, tpe!be
pte BET Der leeten Wabl fir @taatebez
an1ten unp bic Nmenotmenta uficteu elm
beri9tsten 5t'mmen III 3dblen bat
Das oaus pdblte i1& > 8. Garnr,,
aur1 Spre@er. "'- 's3.z~ .@@"" 'Jt,.
Die(.r 6srr tat Sen ndmlt@m pofen
aud iwdbr,no pe6 persars,ntn Sabre
.S.p. Senntfon grfsr &lert:!'a1 41i%5I
81. .. Hlouer6, 16tlfss @lerf. 2.2'4 Z"
g.. 8ibibol1 Gnro[lir @lerf. .31@'9 II.
p. MeGradtn. GuoteiHr: Glett: '1.@
q. 8. 4sep, Sergeait at, Arme.} III i.
s. Benton, Teuermai1.i., IL @'''& FL =
@ep.. Bawpilt, &ap!an. @4...< @...s
Die bb@fe ,@ttmman3aN m.ldt DE
Demotraten i'm S'na, fir lire Gambia
ten aufiutretben .p.rmp1t.n, tpar 6; i'm
6aufe IL aeeen Ia TN Genat ullnb 3
i'm 9aufe fdr BE Nomtnation republRa,
niihsr @anbipaten ob9eeebeacn SNm>
men. #':. a'' 1'''.' "5r..
mittwod, 8. 9anuar. - 81
StBune bes Ssnats teainnt NIT 2.funa
bes 49, Ylalms unp @ebtt rur@ ben
&aplon. -.4r.: +. .~.... ST..
Senator @eaarast @mitb BON Datota
County erf&etnt u.o nfmmt letnex Sib
cir. :".
Der BetreT rer 3dblune Der sinberidz
teten Sttmmen aeRsrn pafiirte @sfb!ub
purpe auf Barriers NntraB babin erodnat
coB tie 81 otefem 3wede ert1anntt Com {
mtttee au6 tte fir uno QeAen bic Yin,
nobme res @tienbabn>8 onoamsnbemen.S
obaeeebenen @'tmmen prlfen iou. 81.
Ser Barter teridtst GettenS pieler
COMMITTEE pae fe bcute TN t2 ubr In
Der 6ale ter &eprdl ~entantea eie|e Arbstt
pornebmen ptQ.
Gs miro an9e3eist, bab Der @onps.<
neur UNI IL ubr am BreitoS i,ine Bctz
ldaft notlslen weree.
&esihiecene Nntrd9e far B%entuteune
pon 3eitun9en> Yoffemp.l It. an BIZ
M'fslieoer wutosn aeteut une nteeerg'z
fimmt.
9trr 2|enau mtlbtr In Nufiraas ees
5oul:s reb(t smei anrern @err,, Gem
@oupernsur Muriboll feline Nufpare
tune eemadt, nm ttn au franen, ob e.
be,sit lei, benz 6aale Wiitbstlunaen 81
MAIDEN, teridtsts> rag bet @onrsrutur
sie|ss om 5Frettae euy6 @erlelune 1tinsr
Botibaft tbun we'oe.
Nuf Natrag nss 6e1rn g awSe,r ron
Simfteo County putee te}hlcNen, ben
lblthen iteteneea Gommiltsen etne @pu,e
Mite fir @tn(hrdnfunstn bin
su3ufdeeu, teren 3msd es |sin ioQ Wabz
re0sl 'lr |pariamess GermaItunA Der
S%taatSmittel, &fforr'en in een ein,elnen
Deportsments ,f. in 8etsedt 81 ,{ebeS,
relp. Yorsubereiten.
Gin Bs1nlue ben &y0en @ls1t 1T er@
md&ttaen jepem W!it9liep Nnrs flung oui
ra* pun |ta1 tsnHtb'ate G@reEbmaserial
aus;ufellen, wusee auf Zen Slid 8e!eDt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-01-11
Mtut Mn3ttgtn.
WQrnunQ.

Die Gruecrb;c ,rn gta:fa .parrt Hermit Sebunaun. Gel.
ser fl. te1 gerei, cit Nstc. Stt;s. @trr.haltsr tn Gtasfd aus
susatlsn. tnbsn, terfelse e;s iener Belt fir ben gau Der San'
eerbalis nufseroh:e unb i'm, aNnsrtr1ute Subiertpttonsltfe
Strlrren ~ tabcr srraiett nnt trrs .rtsserprlter Aunrroerun9
SS gcreinS bssiaas feline Rsdnunt %abBeeeten Bat.
Aud iro ane tie az, selaats sutIsristiunsliits an 2stsr
Sltis nc,atlt tatcr, tsFiht eril'nt. tbrs os5a9ltgeH uesae'
Stasfa, tfen San, 1868.
&. Gbinaer, gee grdEtcnt.
&. s.. &trfcr. Sesretdr.
Whiiip Send, SdaBmtl'tsr.
cjptn Spd, GcaeeRr.
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YtfonntmaDun9

e Yrirt tisr,nit bssaxnt ae1naG:, bae tetner Der Xrieee'
6do emeiier in 3otlur9 scn 1rrn. ceer Arteee3tsusrit PES
ar1arnter Qpiru ssncsnnnen ncrher, ipntern BAG bic Snbater
6erFelben In gtricn fe Gem Stefr't''ter eS sea"aaten 1p~n ~
,su1 Sized ter Sablune ydfsutreu. lnlrrto'm
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5GQhlDde alt v%frfaufgn.

Dts III t.r,sitn.tt Eat snra oe0e GO =. Sasit e 9 ~. S Ss''(.nS
f1@ts uns ecft WeYIe ii; $500 bis 81. 90. Sober tann aus
S,G,r ras er braudt uns tafar 1T 9aar, SIrtsit oeer Slbr
Ee,sbltr. "a bas qanb an ber e~tabterenls soH 'penesr'on
fsrt unt sater fir tsautm 1T f. lsreht opr bel
+. 1ennep,
3r,I:>.e HnssI iTeaoerlph. Slp'ss e0'' ~''H"'
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WeIb1ftSsM uaDIun0,

VFTtUH W @VT*fVN
Sas sist.. urttr t,r atrrnd s. 2. 5oxepauab y. g.. b.
aas,ta. Gnsas Tta n~ufaetur' aoaartn' @t'@att 1T mt Dem
9. e. Gp~repau9h
81. Muerba&
@ts. 81. Gin9.
d. l;stu,.udarl. tab.n bas bisftr inter Der 5trlna s. 2.
s,reausa u. s.. a.faprte Gnsre6, Manufaetur Noaarsns
Su,+hao, Iinh II. easffer %iortfitr.n.,
W. Muerba&,
Sec. 81. Sind
Gta&. Gbeffer.
O.. ro11, fGa Z. tesaar 1868. ';.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-01-11
Mufruf
an II, 0tlan9pereine bes Minnelota
SGnaerbunpe6. - ...

-, s5srr,u G ,tr,taire Ter s.rldi.bnen ,u obis.n, Sdne.r.
sar5. o.biriaen G,lauarer,tne ,ptrben bierburh eriudt, bic
naG3 g%tlh1uE e:s sr'tea sRtnneiOtal s!aneerisltss iaatgen bai i
tprt ~ .ya,titrtn unN BEN funeirsnten 9unessltfretatr csnsu'
Isntsn. . ...co
Il, enaemeinsn Gb5-s fit tas sttrte MNinneluta San8ertsit
c,rbtr m Qouf. sa nddtsn Mrnates Zen seidtesenen Ser,
T,r:i.sne, reid. sem gunte be;atret.m splnitsn. tpertsn
trint: ;are Tru',!tua0 nit Aneass eeren oet'0en Vt'ts''e0er-
an;aN k1s gntc Sannor siu1ursthen.
s. @ielen.
Nunbta Sefret6r.
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3u perf1ufen.

CIV w1rIu.Sp&cfen unb Gin 2aaea 3oaofsn. Naasres
a &c 4~1proiticu ti:lcs glattss.
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no ssrtti;ertebt ssuu e.. WauI,
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-11-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ONHiVALLED.-No that he's eve.
been known or heard Of as tonic adds so
much to the resistant power of the human
system, under circumstances unfayorable
to health, as HOSTETTER'S STOMACH
BITTERS. If you would scaDo sha inter.
mittent fevers, fits of indigestion, bilious
attacks and bowel-compIaints. of which
cold and damp are the frequent causes.
use the BITTERS as PROTECTIVE
MEDICINE. This is the wisest course:
but, II already an invalid, try the prepara
ton as RESTORATIVE. In either case
full reliance may be placed upon its eff.
cacy.
There is no mystery about the causes of
It's success. 1t is the only stomachic and
alternative in which arc combined the grand
requisites OF q mild, pure and unyitiated
vegetable stimulant, with the inest selec-
ton OF tonic, anti-billious, anti-scorbutio.
aperlent and depurative herbs, plants.
roots and barks that have ever been inter,
mixed in medicinal preparation.
The Bltters have this distinctive quality.
winch Is not shared, it is believed, by any
tonic, tlncture or extract in tho world: It
does not excite The pulse, though it infuses
wonderful degree of vigor into the ner-
vous system, and strengthens and sustains
the whole physical organization.
California and Australia have emphati
cally endorsed it as the MINERS MEDI-
CINE par excellence, and in Spanish Anne
rica and all the tropical climates, it is
considered the only reliable antido.e to
epidemic fevers.
The already immense and still increas
ing consumption of HOSTETTER'S STO-
MACH BlTTERS, backed by many OF the
most influential physicians throughout
the country, Lhould convince the most
skeptlcal that it is worthy the confidence
and appreciation of all. Nov 15t G
"MANHooD."-Another New Medical
Pamphlet from the pen of DR.. Curtis. The
Medtcdt Times says of this work: This
valuable treatise on the cause and cure of
premature decline shows how health is
Impaired through secret abuses of youth
and manhood. and how easily regained. It
gives clear synopsis of the impedimepts
tn marriage, the cause and effects of ner-
vous debility, and the remedies therefor. -
A pocket edition of the above will be for
warded on receipt of 25 Cents, by ad-
dressing DR.. Curtis. No. SO North Charles
street, Baltimore, Rid. May 27 1y
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-11-15

GEN. HINDMAN's MURDER PLANNED
BY RADICALS IN LITTLE Rock.
country has not yet recovered from
the thrill of horror caused by the an
nouncement of the murder in Hele-
na, Arkansas, of Gen. T. G. Hind
man, who, while in the midst of his
family, was shot down by some un-
known assassin.
Gen. Hindman had been promi-
nent in the ranks of the opponents
OF radlcalism in Arkansas, and his
terrible blows won for him alike the
admiration of his respectable fellow
citizens and the eternal enmity of the
radicals. When he fell by the assas-
sins hand, it was evident that he had
died martyr to the cause in which
he so earnestly and powerfully labor
cd. But Ill order to lull suspicion,
the radicals became foremost among
those who denounced his death. In
public meeting and their newspapers
they fercely called for the punish
ment of his murderer. The pretence
was too bare, and no one was de-
ceived by it.
The past few days have produced
revelations which firmly fix the crime
of this horrid murder upon not an
individual member of the radical
party in Arkansas, but the leaders of
that foul organization themselves.
The efforts of detectives have deve.
loped, beyond the possibility of q
doubt, that the assassination of Gen.
Hindman was planned in Little
Rock by leading radicals, and execut-
ed by their orders. The assassin was
white man who was paid $500 for
The transaction. He left Little Rock
stealthily, approached Helena, and
was taken charge of there by radicals
in the plot, who furnished all needed
information about Gen. Hindmap.
the. most practical method of commit.
ting the murder, etc. AS soon as the
deed was committed, the assassin re-
turned to Little Rock, and thence
went to Mexico via Texas. Governor
Clayton's reward for the murderer
did not appear until sufficient time
had elapsed for the assassin to get
beyond the reach of justice. This is
the radicalism which desires "peace. /"
Memphis Apalanche.
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COOP FEELING AND Coon SENSE

GOOD tEELING AND GOOD SENSE. -
a gratifying proof of returning rea-
son, as result of the Republican
triumph, is reported by our Charles
ton correspondent. The Governor
OF South Carolina, it appears, has
been waited upon by Wade Hamp-
ton and other prominent Democrats
of the State, who announce their ac-
ceptance of the situation and their
purpose hereafter to confine opposi-
tion within peaceable and lawful
limits. They recognize the election
of Grant rs verdict of the nation
IN support of reconstruction; and
under this impression they propose
to sustain the new Government, to
uphold its acts, and to rely upon the
ballot-box for effecting whatever
changes they deem desirable in the
local government. Fortified with
this evidence of growing harmony,
Gov. Scott is coming to New York to
seek aid for an enterprise essential to
the success of the railway system of
the State, and in other respects to
invite the cooperation of Northern
capital for the development of it's re-
sources.
This is the beginning of the peace
which oil now hope for. The step
taken by the South Carolina Demo-
Gratis is eminently prudent, and can
not be too soon initiated by the same
class In other States. Foiled in their
efforts to overturn reconstruction,
the best thing possible is to accept it,
and to make the best of it under the
law. If it require amendment, the
people of each State have the power
of adapting it to their wishes; and
this should be enough. The formal
declaration that it is now regarded rs
enough for South Carolina, will
doubtless exercise q wide influence
throughout the South, and we may
expect to witness an extension of the
movement thus happily begun. There
Is nothing to hinder it but passion
and prejudice, and these must gradu-
ally yield to sense of the folly of
opposing the national will.
Already, therefore, the beneficial
influence of Grants election makes
itself manifest. When it shall be
fully and frankly acknowledged, as in
South Carolina, the South may con-
fidently seek from the North the ma
terial succor which will hasten the
return of prosperity.
Ne,o York; Times.
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A white 1aborer in Missouri, after
working on farm all summer for
htty cents day, was recently turned
OFT destitute. He went into the
woods, built fire and camped out.
While sleeping, his eyes were burned
out and his feet burnt off, whom drag
ging himself by his hands over the
ground, he reached an empty shanty,
where 10 died after four days Of tor
ture and starvation.
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The Cinnamon, who walked over
bridges built 1000 years ago, who
cultivated the cotton plant centuries
before this country was heard of. and
who fed silk worms before King Solo
mon built his throne, have 10000
square miles around Shanghai which
are called the Garden of China. and
which have been titled by countless
generations. This area is as large aa
New York and Pennsylvania com
bined, and is all meadow-land, raised
but few feet above the river--lakes,
rivers, ,canals-a complete network Of
water communication; the land under
the highest tilth; three crops q year
harvested; population so dense That
wherever yon look you see mon and
women, in blue pants and blouse. go
numerous that you fancy some fair or
muster is coming off and all hands
have turned out for holiday.