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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-07-23
alew Adrertisetilemts.
Notice to Contractors
AN ORDINANCE

To suppress and restrain disorderly houses
and houses OF i'll fame
SEC. |. BE il ordained by the Council of the
Incorporated Village of Findlay, that If any
person shall, within the limits OF said village
keep a house of prostitution, or permit or sur
fer prostitution in or about any house he OF
she may at the time occupy or exercise con-
troll over or shall be guilty of prostituting
themselves, or shall harOor or board any pros
titute or prostitutes, or II any person owning
or exercising control over any house or build
ing shall knowingly lease the same for the
purpose of keeping therein house I'LL lame,
or knowingly permit the same to be used or
occupied as a house of i'll fame, after being
deemed guilty of an offence, and, on conVic-
ton thereof, shall be fined in any sum not
exceeding fifty dollars, or imprisoned and
kept at hard labor not exceeding thirty days,
or both, at the discretion of the Mayor.
SEC. .. 1t shall be unlawful for any person
within said village to keep, reside in, fTequen,
or visit, for any improper purpose, any dlSOr-
derly house, house of i'll fame or aSslgnatlOil
house. Every person guilty OF a Vlolatlon ol
any of the provisions of this section of tins
ordinance, shall, on conviction thereof De
fined i'll any sum not exceeding nifty uOli;tis
or imprisoned for any term not exceeding
thirty days, and in case of a male, such I'M
prisOnment shall be at hard labor, under th'
control of the Marshal, upon the streets OF th'
lvillage, with n ball and chain attached 10 th'
leg.
| SEC. 3. 1t is hereby made the duty Of th'
/ Marshal and police to enforce tie prOViSlOn
| of this ordinance, and ON complaint made, q
on view, information or knowledge, TO entcl
every such house, or any house frequented 10y
prostitutes and their male friends and ;tssO
ciates or any house wherein they are recciV
ed, harbOred or boarded, and arrest ali partle
| found therein, and bring them before tn
| Mayor for trial.
| T.. q. DEWOLFE, j. y. BOPEr
Clerk. Mayor.
| Passed ,JulV u. lSfgl-nOlUt2l
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Printers Ink

Printers Ink
Has made many man independ-
emily rich. Every good business
man uses it. If you have a good
thing, advertise it !vertise it
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STOVES of the Latest and Neatest
Design, at j. Cromley's. 2Stf

AS will be seen by their advertise
ment in another column, the enter
prising firm of Barney, Snyder &
Co., at "Old White Corner" will be
"among the things that were' in
few weeks, Mr.. Barney leaving fo1
Toledo. With their usual dash and
energy, they offer their numerous
customers parting benefit, and as
they mean business, we predict that
money will buy goods cheap ol
them.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-07-23
The CrOns.

The crops.
A short trip through the south :
western part of the county, during
the beginning of the week, enabled
us to form q slight estimate of the
enormous crops being harvested
Many of the farmers had finished
cutting wheat, and few were engag-
ed in hauling in. The wheat crop is
simply magnificent, and we think it
will be saved with but slight loss,
from the appearance of the weather
at present writing. We th ink that
the foreign demand will keep the
price from going as low as some have
anticipated, and that our farmers
will realize fair compensation for
their lab bor. Oats, fax. and timothy
look equally as well as wheat
The corn crop looks bad, especially
on the low lands. Here and there q
piece that lies high, or had the adj
vantage of drainage, looks WE'LL
The partial failure of this important
crop of our county should teach our
farmers the great Importance of un-
der drainage. Many fields have fall
en- short the present season a suffi-
cient amount to have paid for drain
age. Will our farmers learn from
this experience that the money ex-
pended in good tile drains is the very
best investment they can make p
We trust they will. -
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Sanitary.

Sanitary.
Marshal Ruhl has been comirs
down on our people with regard to
putting up "porkers'' and cleaning
of cutters. The unprecedented fall
of rain during the past three months
has rendered it next to impossible
to keep our streets in order. Those
who are inclined to find fault will
AIR. Ruhl should take this matter
into consideration. A continuance
of the present weather, with thu
present condition of things, will re
suit in much sickness, and the new
Board o: Health, to be appointed
will have an excellent opportunity
to earn their fat salaries.
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AN ORDINANCE
To Enforce the Collection of Fines.

To Enforce the Collection of Fines.
SErTIoN |. BE R Orda'aeG 5B The C6WHcH O
ne I,ssJrD0rGfed Iilidge Of fuJdioy, That from
and aner the passage of this ordinance, in al.
cases where any person or persons shall neg
lect or refuse to pay the fine imposed on him
or them. ON conviction of "A violation OF any
ordinance heretofore or hereafter passed, and
the costs of prosecution, the Mayor is hereby
authorized. empowered and required, upon
prODer process issued. OF OTtier duly made, "a
REQUIRE such persOns 10 be taken and inIDris-
oued by the Marshal. and kept at hard labor
uDOu the streets aud highways of said village
with hall and chain attached To the leg, uIi-
tiI at the rate of seventy-hve cents per day
exclusive of Sundays, such person snail have
earned an amount equal to such fine and costs
Passed July u, 1853.
f.. q. DEWOLFE, Clerk lniOw2l
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BARNEY, SNYDER & Co.
n9tf. J

Everybody Sells Them at a Big
Profit.
We refer to Broadcloths and
Cassimeres. Barney, Snyder d Co.
will sell them at less than auction
prices to reduce stock. Compare
prices and quality, and you will be
convinced that they are cheap,
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| Hearth and Home.

Hearth and Home.
The thirtieth number of this popu-
lar family paper commences "The
Romance Of Rich Young Girl
trans lated from the French of Octave
Fenillet, whose "Romance of Rich
Young Man, caused such sensa-
ton. We are glad to see the favor
this excellent family paper is meet
ing at the hands of a discriminating
public. They offer Eearth.Gnd Home
one year, and copy of Mrs. Stoves
new novel, old Iown Folks, for 81.
Address Pettinglll, Bates & Co., 81,
Park Row, n. Y.
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AN ORDINANCE

To prohibit interments within the Village OF
Findlay.
SIC. /. BE it ordained by the Council of the
Incorporated Village of Findlay, that from
and after the lst day of August, 1869, it shall be
unlawful for any person or persons to inter
any CORPSE in the grounds known as the Old
Cemetery, lying on the east side of Eagle
creek Any person violating the provisions
of this ordinance shall, on conviction thereof,
be- fined in any sum not less than ten nor
more than fifty dollars, and costs of prosecu-
ton.
Il. o. DEWoLFE ]. A. BOPE,
Clerk. Mayor.
Passed July II, lSj9-nOl0t2l
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-07-23

A good Cook Stove at John Adams
& Bros for 81 8 90. Gtf.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-07-23
List of Letters

List of Letters
Remaining in the Post-ofiice at
Findlay. July 23d, 1869:
Allen. Miss Eitie E., Lindsay, Mrs. E. A,
Buchanan, Mlchael, Morgan, Mrs. c.,
Fairchild, John A, Roberts, Miss Lettie,
Fraser, Miss Lizzie, Slone, Samuel
Gamer, VIM F., Semler, George,
Helms, Jackson, Wilcox, S. X.
Halliwell, NJ. A..
Persons calling for the above let
ters will please ssy they sre sdvertis-
ed, A. RALLoU, p. N.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-07-23
1 New York STATE AGRICULTURAL

New York STATE AGRICULTURAL
Rooms, Albany, Dec. %, 1868
At the Fair of the New York State
Agricultural Society of this year
held at Rochester, the First Premi
um for jars for preserving Fruit was
awarded to the Wilcox Fruit Jar.
Your obed't serv't,
+. L. HARRISON,
Recording Secretary.
noS-u.
The above Jar can be seen at Nor
rison &c Vandenburg's, who are sole
agents for this county, and are sell
ing them on the principle of "quick
sales ard small profits.'
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-07-23

A $50 Golden Rule cook stove, No
9, for $50 at J. Cromley's. 2Stf
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-07-23

Bill Heads.
In the latest style of art, on good
paper, and cheaper than elsewhere.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-07-23

$1,000 and all Expenses Paid
See Advertisement of American
Shuttle Sewing Machine in our ad
vertising columns. no35 1y.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-07-23
DR. saAssTER

W III III
UPPER SANDUSKY-2d days-19th and 10Th
in every month
FOREST-On the 2lst and till noon ON the
22d of every month
DIR. HARTER is a regularly educated physi-
clan OF twenty years experience lie gives
special attention TO diseases OF the EYE. Ear,
NOSE, THROAT, LUNGS, LIVER, STOMACH,
BOWELS, and diseases of all Kinds peculiar 10
Females DIR. H4ARrER has Diplomas from
Medical Colleges, as good as any in Europe or
America He has attended as good Medical
Colleges. Hospitals and InfiImaries ~ any in
the world. DR. HARrER is acquainted with
all the great improvements OF the age for cur
ing Sore Eyes, Films on the Sight, Cross Eyes,
Roaring and noise III the Head. Discharges
nom the Ears, Hare Lip. Club Foot, Cancers,
ScrOfu!a, Fistula, Piles, RuptureS, Dyspepsia,
Female Irregularities, Big Neck, Neuralgia
Rheumatism, Tape Worm, IullOTS. Wens. &e
DR. HARTER inserts without pain, ARTIFI
CIAI. EYES which possess all the movement
and appearance of the natural eye AITIFI
CIAI. EAR DRUMS inserted without pain, II
storing the hearing, at times, in a minute. Sc
irculars- 4-2S-tf
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-07-23
A Wife Worth Having.

We spoke last week of a visit 70
Mr.. Jonathan Aurand's, of manda
townships and of Mr.. Ruthrauff sta IT.
ing Reaper and Mower for Mr.. A.
We have since learned that Mr..
Aurand was unable, owing to scarci.
ty OF hands,to procure sufficient help
to harvest his wheat, and that Mrs.
A. volunteered TO drive the reaper,
and did so until the whole CT forty
acres was harvested. Mrs. A. is an
excellent housekeeper, as we know
from personal observation, and We
do not believe that as a harvest
hand she can be surpassed in the
State by any of her sex. Such a
woman is worth a thousand of the
fashionable ladies" who shrek at
the sight of toad or swoon in the
presence of spider. We hope Mrs.
A. will forgive the appearance of her
name in print.
We were sorry to learn that in the
same locality a reaper was run all
day the ensuing Sabbath (July 1D.
We cannot believe that it was a work
of either necessity or mercy" We
have seed time and harvest prom
ised us, and we think it shows great
want of faith to violate the Sabbath
day through fear of famine. For our
part, we have always had faith to be
lieve that He who heareth the "young
ravens when they cry unto Him"
will not fail to provide for the young
voloes. We hope we shall pever find
it necessary to speak of such a viola
tion of the Sabbath day again.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-07-23

A S3S Gen. Grant cook stove, No
9, for $50 at j. Cromley's. 2Stf
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-07-23
To the Public.
fashionable Tailor.

John G. Matthias andl Before George Down
]. u. Matthias, pPtlls, ing, J. p. of Blanehard
gS- 4 township. hstilCOcl~
Henry Matthias, ,deft. Co., ohio
FItiiE defendant will take notice tlat on inc
L 18th day of May. 1865, the said Justice lSsu-
eli AN order OF attachment, ia The above ac-
ton for tine. sum of slOJ and costs OF -ult-
Holm G.. MATTHIAS,
,o.t,, Id MATTHIAS.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-07-23

prohabla total cost $500 90
l 2 The sewer on the west side OF Main street,
i in the plans and specifications above recon-
mended. Estimated cost as 1oilows- - ~,
2.5DD feet oil w
Excavation for and laying saine-------
| laaS SiT n a.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-07-23

Business Cards.
Latest style and upon the shortest
notice,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-07-23
TheA Aaneutk 5sffersumian

s6CfrcuIatfon double that of any oth-
er paper I'm Hancock County.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-07-23
]. {. PUWEI
w. Ill. WHEELER,

The crossing at Hardin street is not finish
ed and your Committee have included lo part
of that work in their report.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-07-23

A good S35 Elevated Oven cook
stove for S25 at j. Cromley's. 2Sti
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-07-23

Il OST-Bargains in Jewelry, Watches, DC,
i by not calling at L. 5. kimbers, next "Old
White Corner Main street.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-07-23
Mr.. Patterson introduced the fol
lowing resolution:

ResoIced, BY the Council ofthe incorporated
Village of Findlay, that w. II. Wheeler, ESD
as Chairman of the Committee on Finance he
and is hereby authorized and required to ne
gotiate for temporary loan of not more than
81 800, and for the term of not over one year,
i'm anticipation of the levy for the current yeal
for general borough purposes; also, a tempo
rary loan for not over 81 600 in anticipation oi
the levy for Fire Department. Said loans IL
be negotiated at the rates and as required by
law. That bonds for the sums borrowed be
executed and signed by the Mayor and Clerk
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-07-23
WANT COLUMN.

p8 Advertisements VIII he inserted under
this head at the following rates;-For one in
sertion, three lines or less, % cents each addi-
,ional line, s31s cents; each additional inser-
ton, half price.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-07-23

On motion of Mr.. Patterson the re.
port was received and adopted and
the Recorder was instructed to issue
an order for the same. Yeas-Messrs.
Patterson, Powell, Wheeler and De-
Wolfe.
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Ysas-Messrs. Patterson, Powell,
Wheeler and DeWolfe.
The Committee to whom was re-
ferred the Front street cistern re-
ported, and the matter was referred
to the Board of improvements.
The Board of Improvements made
the following report:
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CLEVELAND, o., June "a, 1860.
JVhhlesey Prop. Ned. Co Noracaih;,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-27

Die vMuderfanattfer." Dtele
@attuns oes stpetbeintsen nneeatefers 1T in
&tce Counts 1pseebrpAen. eeBte Wp@e
bemplirten fe in DeQer5 @alppn inDunbas,
70 piel lie fonnter. Dap es eemetne .6unbe~
feelen linb, bic BORT tire Sleseljabre austc>
ben, benefit Der llmitanb, bab fe Elm @aft>
baus, tpte feines int scn3ea @taate npbler
reinlt9er unb prpentliaer sefabrt ptro, oaa
bes Germ S. 8. %lbre9t in Dunbas, uater
bic @etpalt ibrer Turten feQten.
N1s SER Mlbre@t ebebem bas @4idial
bes..6errn De1ers tbetlte, laien es uas, bab
bic anbereu @el9dftacoaesen cine fiQe
@9abenfreuoe barber besten. Deutiae
DON &tee County tbr febt aus Dem Nortb<
felb Gnterpri1e unb aus benz SartbaultGen@
trail, tpas btele Muderfanattfer int S4tlbe
fabren: Gtntradt, fefes 3uiammenFebn,
Specialization unb euer 1eberseben 3ur Of
fenfpe iinb bic etn3tsen Mitte1. 8enust bic
@palten bieier Muderbldtter, fa1aset iene
@eiRer nit ben @afer ber 8ernunft~
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-27

bauoe> fir bic beiaste Normal @@ule
IN ct. @lcuc> erridten pber fir beien
Grrt9tuna c%cntrabiren /; @oraus9eieBt
1eoo@> bab beiaete @taats Nprntal
Boarc fefne @etpalt ODER Befu9ntb
baben 'oQ, Elm @ebdube fir beiaste
Dritte Ncrmal Sdule in ct. Club
gu erriaten ocer fir pe1en Grri9tung
3u contrahiren, weldeS> renn ppIenpet
in jeoem einjelnen Gbeile, unp fertis
gum @ebraud, rem Staate eineS ummt
Die oreieia 3auitnp Dollars iitertetst>
Aefoitet baten ipQ, bier3upor senadte
8ewiQiaen fit cielen 3med nidt EN-
besrifen.
Seft. 3. Dieie Mfr ipa GTeft
nebmen unp in &raft fem rpu unr mad
ibrer paiitruus.
@%enebmist ). Mar3 1859.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-27

Cine Mtte, bic reunte Sutoipiton
Don Seftion fInfSebn Don Capitol
3ehn Der @usemeiuen Statuten, bic
@ewalt Der @ablteredti9ten BET
idbrli9en Tpwnperlammlunaen bez
treHent, su o%menpiren.
@ei 80 perfugt bur9 bic @tIebge=
bum bes 9taateS Mtunefota:
@eft 1. Dab @ubbipiiipn near,
Don Seftton funf3ebn Der All9eu,. Staz
tuten amenoirt peroe, uno TT btelelbe
biercur6 amenoirt, 70 pa6 fe LEFT tpie
folst:
Neuntens: gu itimmen gum
Mufbrin9en FOLDER Summen @elo fir
Neparatur unp Contribution Don Straz
zen unb 8riden, fit bic l1nterituBuns
ber Mrn,en, unb fit oaoere nStbtSe
Eomn>&e9nunser, rpte ie es fir 3wed<
md6is balten m59en nprauS9e<
bab fe IN ibrer jdbrlt4en Ser
Iammluns etnen fol@en 8etrae BON
Ypuz rnb Straben<Ia r beittmmen
ut5een, ber an ben Straben zines be-
na9barten Gpwns ausee9eben tpercen
iou, als Ge NIT ben Sntere1en pes
Eown6 pertrd9li@ 6ncen rel9e Nrbett
unb Eare nerauseabt meroen loQ unter
Der Direttton Der Superpiiprs pes Gopn,
pel9es pielelbe1 liefert; ~ etter pprz
|tebalten, bab tpp mebr al6 Elm gait
3es epnerelioneIes Eownibip lit etneut
oreani1rten Gow1 einbesrifen. bic POLL
unb @tra6en>T aren, tpel9e tnnerbalb
Der @rdn3en zines jepen fol@en con9rei<
fonelIen Gownibip5 eebpben tperben, in
iol9em eonereii1oneuen Iownibip aus
oeaeben tperoen loQen> auBer trenn ie
erboben tpurben, um aueerbalb FOLDER
preanilrten Eomn6 peraus9att 3u >pers
ben unp In eiaeut anerdn3enpen Gopn.
| @snebmtst S. Mdr3 1869.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-27
> Mnnhe DeutfHe tabe1t nod imrne

49, Man9e Deuti9e baben nod INNER
Elm gprurtbet1 sesen Ndbmaf@inen- nthts
%unf1nniser, pie bas. @te ermabenb TT es
unb Der Geiunbbett na@tbetlts, sebadt lber
Der Rdbnabtl 3u ilsen tpdbreab bte@ti9e 70
lansiam erfpleen bab man fe 5dblen lam.
2tsteres it unn,Sslt6 Bel Der bltsi4neden
ISABEL elmer Mafaine. @1et4jetttg tptrft
bas lufise @&wirren berfelben erbebene auf
ben @etf unb nertretbt bic @riQen. Wte
ntele fotbare 3ett tptrt eeipart, bic man
font 10 gut benuben fam. Die BETTE Ma>
f9tne 1T bic btlt9fe. @ibbs unb @ileoe
Md1ualatne 1T nt@t Bios cine ,1eue, fon'
bern aud bic bette.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-27

- GtnsefHrumpfte 8duute, bic tudbreno
bes $%ransportes eineetrodnet fnb, fo1ten in
etne @rube selest une @ur3eln tute 3meise
nit feiner, tvet4er Grbe susebedt peroen.
nnsefdbr tn elmer @o&e pirb r1an fnben,
bab Nt TIRE fra9ere Sa1e mtsber erlanst ba>
ben, tporauf fe teraussenommen, seb6rte
bef@ntttea unb aus9eiest tperben f1nnen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-27
@taatS Neutgfetten.

nr Der u@anberer" wtrb allie @efese
pel4e bic @eiebsebuas Don Mtnnelota
Diefen @inter pallrt bat, III . eutf9 bria>
geu. @tr iuerben sic Yubltfation berielben,
beren Mafans man in bieier Summer inbet,
f~ortleben, bis bic Qeer i'm 8efise .an auea
finb. Man bewabre 1i9 otefe Mummera
oter f9neioe bic betrefenben @palten ber'
aus. &
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-27

Ole Mem>uImer Wetbnahts@
affdre.-Sp tlar tpie Der l1nfinn ant Sd
se lteat, cine in elmer srDbtentbeils bur4
tdnbelja&tise Shoulder teraufbeiaworenea
Griminalanaelesenbett n,etr ODER tpertser
betbetliate Commune gu bdn9en, 1T es nod
n,onfrSser, einisen @enisen terie1ben bic
aun,e @u6t Der @adssefitle elmer f@ ais
@dder eissnmd9tts aufsepcrfenen @ippe
fulGlen 3u 1aGen. Gs lteet I'M Sntere0e Der
Deutlden, ibre Natipn ntdt gum @pptte ill.,
ter Teinbe merben gu lafen. Soa unfere
3erfp1itteruns uno Der beuti4e Gtarafter<
aue: Meio unb Sdabenfreube, thnen sen
Griumpb in bic 6anb fpielen.
Der 6erenfe1e1 Der 9ert4tli4enSarsen BAT
1eiber muir ;u siel bes 1nsla6es aber Trauen
unb ainber Der beiten Tamtlien New~nlns
aebra6t, beren 9dupter Don @pntius ;u
gilatus seialeppt uub benen bic fauer er~
porbenen @elber aus Der SaiAe 9efurt.
tpurben.
Man lpefulirt aufben uoeutiden MiAe!."
Da es nidt entlhieben be~tefen tperpea
fam: has iinb bic @erionen, rpelhe ben
QYnGmorb po1braAten", ba es i'm @ssen~
tbeile iebea %1nbefaneenen flar fein mue,bas
aur bic s~erbt6enfe @tIfatr TIT benYro3ehen
bic @teuerlaiten bduft, 10 1T es an Der Belt
enbli@ 3uiammen3ufeten, urt nit alien er>
laubten Mttteln benz SCANDAL Elm Gnee au
MAIDEN.
Die grdeepen5 1T iest aufse1elt, oab
beut1he @erflaete @edte baben, tpeldbe bic
sert9t1iben @ewalten nt&t 81 rsspeftlren
brau9en.
Deutlhe Don Minneipta! @cu bte1epra>
cebena feben tletben ? Rennt ibr ibre Gras<
rpette ? 9arun1 auf CUR Shat!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-27

Cine Mtte @eftipn Se@s unb
Tdnf;is pom Capitol Glf Der au9ez
meiner1 Statuten> bic pfi9ten rfr
Gounty Nuoitors betrefenr, gu
amenctren.
Sei serfuet bur@ bic @tlesse>
bumabes Staates Minnefota.
Sett. /. Dab Sefticn Seas urb
Giinfie Don Capitol elf Der Mlleemei<
nen Statuten amenoirt pcrce, 10 pab
ie left wie fulst:
Sett. Sc. Der County Mupitpr
fol- Elm Gcntp erIFnen NIT jepemI pwnz
1bip> Start, trcprporirtem Tleden prer
Sbulpinrict in ieinem County, in nell
DIEM er lp9lei9 mad ieiner b~olbjdbrliz
den Mtre9nuns nit Gem County
SAabmeiter in jepem Sabr, jerem
Gownlbip> Gtaot poer incorporation
Tlefen uber S9ulciitrict Grerit eeben
fol- fir ben Netto 8etrag 10 cpl!eftirt
fir ben 0ebrau9 ireenc zines iolden
Gownibip, Stapt> Tleden Deer S@ul~
pifritts unc auf Mnfrase ir9enc zines
lplden Gpwnibipz, Startz, 6leden>
poer S6ulzS@asmeilt tiers foil rer Nuz
pitor cine Mnweiiun1 auf ZEN County
S@aBmeiiter ausitellen fir Betras
idulpis an iolden Gownlbip<, Staptz,
Tlefen< peer S9ulzS dasmetiter, uno
iuu iie relpeftip NIT ben Setrd9en iulz
der Nnweiiun9en belaitsn ; Ypraus>
ee1ebt tab bic fit lolde Nnmeiiune
anfrasenbe perlpn Elm Gertifcat Don,
Glerf beg Tpwnibip> Stact, Bleden
ODER S9ulpifriftS betm Nupitpr bepoz
1,irt, nel6e6 bei6eini9t bab bic an
fraeenoe Yerlpn Der Saaymeiter eon
ioldem Spwnibip> Staot> Tleden uoer
Sdulpifrift If, aebbri9 9ewdblt ocer
angeiteQt, unp 8ar9idaft se9eben bat
bem @elebe eeuidb. unp psr 9lubitpr
fol- jdbrli9, an uno Dor cen1 fiinf;ebnz
ten Mdr3 cine 0ari,elluna anfertisen
unp per Ypit an Den Glsrt poer &ecprz
ter lold,ss or9aniirttn Ipmnlbips ODER
incprpprirten Stact in Dem County
all enpen pon allen neltnquenten Gare1
l9ulpia an beia9te5 Gppn prer Stapt,
melde Darteuung spn rem Glerf opet
Recorper bslaetsn Irwns pcer Stapi
ein9ereibt unp gut sermat,t tperpen fol-
in ieiner Mmtsftute.
Seft. 2. Oieie Afte lpI Gfefl
nebmen 11np in Strait ietn ppr unb mad
ibrer paitruns.
0enebmtst 2. MdrS 1869.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-27

-Mew>u1 nj rpirb ben DdmrferS tier
anfaufen, tpel9er nd4fe @ation 5milhen
ct. Saul unb &ebmppb ben Minnefp taf ub
befabren wiro. 8ebufs be6en miro Neip
11lm ca $4,000 in aftien 3uiammenbrinsen.
ct. paul ienbet Merp>lllm feline ber3lihften
@ludwanlht 81 btejen llnternebnten. y
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Sim 6pnntaa Na6t UNI II l1tr bra

- Mm @pnnta9 Na4t UNI II nhr bra6
tn bent 6aule bes 9errn !6enrp &aapr
f@t. paul @puie) Seuer. aus, bahelbe
brannte at Bis auf bieGpIen. Mrs. 3wtns~
lin pelde CUR :3eit int t@auie ~ptnte,
6at ;br Mobilar m~etfeas aIes serettet.
Muf pel4e @eiie bas 6aus Seuer fns, tit
nidt at ermttte1n. Das @aus par perfiAert
fur aht9unbert DOT. (Mus Beae Ylatne).
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-27

- 2eBttn Samitas Mbeno fanb ntan in
Der Quite son Martin &eamp In Mouno
Biep xownfbtp, &amiep @ountp, bic 2etde
zines Daniel Gpttpu. Gr bate @tft 9enpnn~
men unb tpar an bieie Stet1e ba1b oarauf
atfprben.