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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DAYlA, PAIN KILLER

We have tested this medicine, and assure our
readers that 10 not only possesses all the virtues
claimed tor 10, but in many instances sIrp passes
any other remedy We have ever known. IL snould
not be classed With the nostrums of the day, got
for the special purpose Of pecuuiary profit but
he regarded as one Of the standard mediciues, for
the public benefit -H.TGh Of GOsPe! Lib.rty,
81 I'M
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L oURTN OF JULY CELEBRATION.

F1REWORKST -.,-..-L .
FIREWORKS
A large assortment of friREWORKS, GHInES
LANTERNS, and FLAGS. wholesale and rstaiI, At
lowest prices. FlRGCRAOK ERS and TORPE
DOES at New York rates.
At CHE RUPPERTH,
IS It S22 7th street near d.
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THR OFFICE OF TBB APPOINTMENT CLERK OF
the Treasury Department was to-day removed
TO the second floor of the building, south ives,
corner, 10 rooms formerly occupied by the
REGISTER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-03

FIFTy-TwO CLERKS have been discharged
from the AdIu,ant Generals Once, War DE.
par;ment, on account OF the reduction IN the
appropriation bill. Most OF those dismissed
Were from the bureaus OF General Williams
and General Breck. Several discharges from
other bureaus OF The Department We're ais.
made
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-03

IHB WORKING PEOPLE The capmakers'
strike III New York city still continues About
25O bands are out OF work, many OF the en-
ployers persIsting IN their usal 20 paw the
advance wages. The capmakers have received
pecunary assistance from other trades, par
ucularly from the German Unions. IL IS an
nounced that capitalist has offered 10 open a
cap man nfactory and employ l51 hands a. the
advanced rates. The timers and clippers of
house ronwork in New York demand an in
crease over the present rates. Journeymeu
are now paid from 50 10 S2.7j a day tor ten
hours work The wheelwrights and black
smiths IN New York are organizing 10 demand
an increase OF wages. The paper stainers M
New York have agreed upon a list OF al yancsd
rates. whIch has been sent TO the employers.
who have refused 10 accede 70 the demand ana
strike Will probably take place. The Ger
man carpenters (framers) in New York who
nave been on strike for several weeks re.
port lhat many of the employers stIlI refuse 10
pay the advanced rates OF $3.50 10 - per day
ana mat over 2on men are unemployed. The
shirt cutters in New York are organizing 10
ask for an increase Of wages.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-03

EIsHIN0 TACKLE at PEABODYV, No. AlA
Il D street, between 9Th and 7th. Also. deals IN
Guns Fistols, Powder. snot. Balls Ca aps and Car.
tridses Repairing ef Guns Locks. and Bells don
In the best UaspeT at short potice. my2-
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Washington News and Gossip.

lsr1INAL REvKNUE The receipts to-day
from this source We're 81, ,Ss3s65.
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RksIaNArIos AND ! I"PoISrMKNT-Tha Sec
retary OF the Treasury has appointed MI w.
a. Hunt chief OF fourteenth section of the
Qartermaster's Division, Third AUDITORS Ut-
fice, Uic, ii. ID. TAYLOR, thIrd class clerk, Ie-
signed. MIR. Taylor resigned h is position 10 act
as general agent OF the New York Life Insur-
ance Company OF New YORK.
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Financial Matters an BaItiosrs rs-da,.
BALTIMORE, July Virgins sixes, oIn
% md. - $ asked do. ls6, 81. bid, - ask-o
do. lNn1, %. bid; do. coupon, old s. 4 nlt
Norm Carolina new, 50 = bid, s. asked
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~The Belelan ministry asks the King tn
ceeolye tne Senate. bees use IL has twice ne yec.
ted the government bill TO abolish imprisonment
for debt.
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CRTsTAL spRIN
PIcN MIC
GEAND PIC MIC WILL BE GIVEN,
AND BALL IN THE EVENING,
AT CRYSTAL SPRINGS,
ON MONDAY, The STH DAY OF JULY
A nne Band OF n asic will be u attendance "A
other amusements, there will be a match at
Se,. s ,iT IT1s h. s'es By the
single birds each; q yards rise yards bon ndary
~ Ms:'; Me- and Hos for
for guests viii be furnished, and the Proprie
tor will endeayor to make ell that give him call
TTa- sAa;I Il. Sa:f WsisaT, Proprietor.
GRAND FOURTH OF JULY INCLUSION.
INAUGURATION OF THE NORFOLK LINE
THE srs.spIS Y. " GeiT. fFEAnrE zEA
s;ImN,y ssSIImsIIy ., the e., flag :nip Of General =
N0EFoLk. FORTRESS MONROE,
Aaerdins q hne view of the ATLANTIC OCEAN
6fs jn sa
at SIX O'Clock returning Tuesday rniAg At six
Passage, IS. Meals FURNISHED at city prices, by
the prince Of caterers, Harvey. ~
iXTRs vii apsy ps or
At DR. Ri RI he hsys Drug Store, High street, GeOTsr
Bsrdwste store wasSins.on, % Gsit. = IN .tfss,
wha I, and at the boat
A nns Band of Music Will accompany the EN-
cuTsIOn. EreaSfsst and Supper 30 Cents Dinner
81
Afer the ~ ursion, the same boat will run ina
regular Ike ~ passe and freight betweeu the
two cities darlington and Norfolk. Jyl-3t
+. 8
The steamer Arrow makes semi weekly AFTER
NOON TRIPS to MOUNT VER- -
NON, twesther permitting leay ing 49,
her wharf, foot of 1th street, every
TUESDAY and THURSDAY, q. i1a p N :; touch
Ing at Alexandria Forts Foots and Washington
arriving At washington on return about o clock.
The Arrow can be chartered TO make afternoon
or moonlight excursions on the Potomac, (the
above after moons excepted ~ ~
JAMES SYKES.
General Superintendent.
OfiCe-W IIlard;s Hotel. % 3o-lm
'lNHE STEAM YACHT ECLIPSE CAN BE
j chartered ~ private parties to 90 up the "a
canal or down the river. tAccommOd atiO ns ~.
Tor twenty persons skKe
Applyto q. W DANT, Agent.
At McGIll d Witherow ., Printers,
street, between llth and 18th streets.
. Ie = Ct Washington.
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The wo ID - to be delivered on the whsry., of
the respective Posts, aud the Coal in the Yards or
piscts provided Tor its reception 81 each post nd
psd ioI accoro1og to the weight certified to by
tne bcung Assistant Qusrtermaster at ths place
Of delivery.
Bidders must state separately the price at which
they Will deliver the Wood and Coal aIIed for At
each OF the above named Places
Each bid must he accompanied by a guarantee.
signed hy two responsible persons that in case
the bid Is accepted, and - contract entered iutn
they viii hecome security In a sum eInai to one.
fourth Of the amount Of the contract for the faith
70 performance Of the same.
No bid will be entertained that - hot made III
accordance with this advertisement.
The Government reserves the right o r- l.ct auy
OF AL bids regarded Is ds sad to the De
partment OF To accept such portion Of any bid not
less tnan for one Post, that may be deem sd of ai-
van tage to he pu blic Interest
BIDS may be made, and will be entertained, for
delivering the Coal aud Wood At any one or more
Of the places named herein
Bidders have the privilege Of being present At
the opening Of the bids.
Proposals mus. be addressed to he nudersigDs ,
aud endorsed Proposals Tor Goal Wood as
the case may bel, to whom application shouid be
made Cor additional particulars
BY order of Brevet MAJOR Gsseral Rufus gals,
Assistant QGartermaster General Uuited htates
Army, and Chief Quartermaater Department of
the East. HENRY U. HODGES
Byt. Lit. Col and QUartermaster q. 3. A,
Iy26t Chief NJ. Third QuartermAster's Dist.
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~Snow fell IN Scotland As recently a. IA.
middle OF June.
~kentucky punisnes thIeves Al he whu
ping post.
- A French invention drives railroad tram
by Iets Of water playing ON the wheels.
~Anna +. Dickinson has reached Salt La.
TO lecture.
~On wells are stIll sunk IN Pennsylvania
but hey are usually failures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-03

CHANGES IN THK INTERIOR DEPARTMENT
large batch of dsmissals, promotions, and
appointments Were made out by Secretary
Cox, OF the Interior department yesterday
afternoon. The list embraces several sheets OF
fOOlScap,
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THR oFFICR OF GEN. SPINNER, Treasurer of
the United STATES, was removed TO his new
room IN the northeast corner OF the new wing
to-day. The other Offices OF his bureau are be-
ing removed to-day 10 the same floor, though
the cash room will not De removed until the
latter par: OF next week
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ADDRESS or THE SENATE OF THE FgHIAN
BROTHERHOOD To THE AMERICAN PROFILE
The Senate OF the FenIan Brotherhood nav.
ISSUED an address 10 the American people a.
which they ask for their sympathy aud assist
ance, on the grounds thar fifteen millions o.;
Americans have Irish blood IN their veins an 4
that Ireland has been a national ally of Amer
Ica from the time OF ne revolution 10 IN.
present day, while England has been q
persistent enemy Of tins republic. as is sho WI
~ ner hosule acton during the late rebellion
They declare the Irish people ready 20 unI,s
with America; that such a union, backed by a
hrave and devoted people would give to-
Europe. They asK for the co-operauon OF
every true American without distinction OF
party, as hey declare rne cause In which tb-,
are engaged too sacred 20 be- made A ba,tl.-
ground OF contendIng factions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-03

SENATOR %. l.. MORTON and wife arrived in
this city last evening, and are stopping at the
Ma ional Hotel. The Senator seems TO be en-
toying greatly improved health. His arrival
was The signal for a general concentration o.
his friends al the hotel, 10 welcome nm back
to Washington. and compliment him on his
brilliant oratiOn AZ the Gettysburg celebration
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LANDS TO THE STATE OP MICHIGAN Fog
CANAL PURPosRs.-The Commissioner OF he
General Land Once has transmitted % the
Governor of Michigan TWO certified Transcripts
OF lands, embracing ASH 80. 100 acres selected
by the agent of the State in the district of lands
SUBJECT to sale at Marquette, under the act of
Congress OF July Sd, 1867, 40 aid IN the con-
sruction OF Il harbor and ship canal al Portage
Lake, keeweaan and Lake Superior 10 sand
State"
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HKADc RS, FIRST MILITARY DISTRICT,
STATE OF VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, VA, June %, 1863
LADIES, DON'T PAY THE
HI8H PRICES.
GO TO 373 SEVENTH STREET.
AND BUY AT WHOLESALE PRICES.

Children's Colored Bntton ard Lace Shoes 81 90
Children 8 Heeled Colored all sizes Button and
Lace shoes - ----- 81 IS
Childrens . hieh cut Colored Bntton Boots. 81 2s
Misses .---- 81 rs
Lacies SDppers...--.------ rs cents
brsklns ....:...--. 81 %
Heel slippers 81, 81 8, 81 50, 81 rs, 81 no
shoes:. 81, 81 .25, 81 so to % 10
congress Gaters frem 81 to S3 20
High cut Front Lace Caters 8 Is to SS 0n
Button do S2.sOto 81 90
Home made. S3 Sd
Ladies and Gents Fine Toilet Slippers
Boys, Misses and Children q Shoes
In fact, everything in the way Of fine BOOTS
SHOES and GAtT1hS, at regular wholes ale prices
Call and satisfy yourself what money yen will
save, at STRA6BURGEK BIOS,
373 Seventh street,
IeSt1p between 1 and K.
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RAILROADS.
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD,
I'll 1s

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD,
&W Z 8
WASHINGTON. 1888.
Ians between WAeHINGTON AND BALTI.
.OHk and WAsHINGT0H AND THE WEST,
repow run 20 follows, viz:
FOB BALTIMORE
Leave csiiy, except Sunday, at '. = and Q 3a
- ano lI.ss, 400, 20, $40, end a :
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave daily, except Su ndsy at and : IA ~
and = 20 and g. 20 p n.
FOB ANNAPOLIS
Leave ~ A. n. and 10 p NJ No tratn o..
CT rom Ashspolis on Sunday. ~
ON SUNDAY
FOB BALTIMORE.
Leave ~ A. u. and IL 40, ] %, $40 and
Leave ss A. u and ). 40 snd Iaspr
FOB ALL PARTS OF THE WEaF
Lave daily. except Saturday and sunGsy. st
A. lao, and 1:4S and p. NJ
On Saturday at A. n ;, and , SO r. n
On sunday at 30, 5:45 and . p. n only. con-
.ecung at kelay Station With rains irou Baltl.
more TO wheeling, Parkersbura, &C.
ThreeRh tickets to the West can be had at the
the day. Also, at the Compsnys once, SO6
depnsylvania avenue. Psssesg gers purchasing
tickets 81 the avenue once can. there arrange 10
Rave their baggage called for and cneck ed at tEer
Iss,oenee' taken TO the depot. and pot In the bag
FOR New YORK. PbilsdeIphia, and Boston. -.
acveFusement Of Through Line"
=. WILSON, Master of TransDortatton
n. COLI, General Ticket Agent
hoS 6kO. 3. kOOHTZ. General Agent.
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STEAMSHIP SAILED FOR THE ARC.
TIC REGIONS.

ST JOHNS, y. r, July 3-Tbe steamship
Panth her sailed to-day for the Arctic resIons.
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TEE WHITE HoUsB-There was large mum
ber of visitors at the Executive Manson this
morning, and several admitted 20 see the Presi-
dent, among whom Were Gov. fairchild, Gov.
Baldwin of Mich, Representatives Berry. OF
Mich, and Berry, of Pa, ID G. Cotiing, Secre-
tary of State from Georgia, and others.
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Rsysrnasst AsesrItiss

wAeurperou, July ,. I-es-Isy Oocke A.
90. farnish he following ssotauens Of Gov
eminent securluss:
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"How SHARPER THAN A ASERrRST's ToorH,
&C-"G. A. L, who was pretty we'll puffed
not long ago by one OF eur city cotemporariss,
returns the kindness by saying he journal IN
question is mot fl tor the smallest town IN
Illinois, and that u lives on gar bage.'
Warming vipers always did turn out TO be
bad business
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OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERMASrERT THIRD
~ DISTRICT, DEPARTMENT OF THE EAST

PHtLADELPHIA, June ~, 1859.
eEALnD PROPOSALS, in duplicate, with a
COPY OF THIS advertisement attached TO each Are
Invited, and will be reoei ed this on ce ntil
O'Clock NJ SATURDAY, July 81, 4 S69. for su D.
plying the Quarte rmaster's Department of this
district with 961) nine hundred and sixty cords
OF merchantable hard Wood (l2S cubic feet , and
- Us, two Thousand and ninety ii We tons , 90
p0nndsl best quality Anthracite Coal-Egg. Stove,
and Nut sIzes-to bs delivered At such time, }, at
the places hereinafter named. a. niay be required
prior to August l6, 1859, rs follows
Cords, Tons
-. wood. Coal.
roIt Heh~hIe, Oelewafe. ...-.--.. 40 Gn
rIsoAoI' Arsenal PenGsy wanna 2i5
eedgWlck Barracks, w ashington, d. G. .l2
Fort Mcbenry, Nary Iand $50 no
III. asningt teh nj afS lana 3ll
6o,t roote mary iand .-...-.-..-.-..--..... 81
D"unoies MA SIsnu ~ IL
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pontments:
Special Agents.-W. q. Hammet,, assigned
To duty as Post Ofhce Inspector for the first
district OF the third division, with paw at th q
rate OF $1,000 per annum and g per diem for
subsistence; Thomas p. Cheney, Assistant Su.
psrintendent of Railway Mail Service for the
hrst division, at Boston, same pay, &C.; X. r..
Wade. Special Agent on Mail DepredatIons
same pay.
Postal Clerks. NJ. Mily, between Louis.
Vile, KY, and Nashville Tenn, vice John ID
Sullivan, promoted; William T. Dowry, ON
cars between Bristol and Chattanooga, Tenn
wee Samuel Bell, removed; Jackson ID. Eel.
lows, on cars between Bristol and Chattanooga
Tenn, vice Joseph w. Cierkley, removed:
Allen Smith, on cars between New York ana
Washington, vice A. Deal, removed.
Route Agents-t}iles Smith, between Mem
phis, Tenn, and Grenada, Miss, vice ]. w
Blantam, removed; William Wade, transferred
10 route between Wilmington, N. e.. ana
Augusta, Ga. Amos p. Virgins, transferred
to route between Wilmington, ". C., and
Augusta, Ga.
Mail Route Messenger-Da Adams has
been appointed Mail Route Messenger between
Tyrone and Clearfield, Pa.
Miscsllaneous.-John w. Sullivan has been
promoted to head clerk between Louisville
Ky and Nashville, Tenn. The pay and ser.
vices OF Abraham Sherwood has been discon.
tnued. L. W. McIntwif, postal clerk ON the
cars between Bristol and Chattanooga, Tenn
ha. been increased from 81 900 10 $1,000 per
annGm.
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TBROUeH LINE BETWEEN WAsHINoTe
HiW 11aoisaklA' 1osk.A AND n

Y'HkOU0H LINE BBTwEEN WAeHINGToH
uBW YORK. x6I4
Trains between wAsHIN0TON AND HHv
1Okh are Bow run a. follows, viz:
FOB NEW YORK, sriiAom eiasss Of cars.
Leave daily teaceps Sunday as A. n , and
1880 and $40 p. N.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave daily Except sunday ct D A. NJ. On
AS'SO ard $40 r. n.
ON SUNDAY.
ss.ssSss for New York at $40 p. NJ. and Pniis.
eSsynia st $40 p. n.
s:i,s cars fer New York on $40 r. n train
1hf0ssh tickets to Philsdelphis, usv York or
Dsson can te had st the statiop 6acs at eli no urs
~ slo NsJ. Also, at the CempauyB once, No.
,,oss,s ~ ftMsania M ayenss Passengers parenssnS
Ss.s seir "a, a.snue once can there arrange 70
osve sIss Sx9aGs called for and CHECK ed a. their
gage car; "es'
See Bsltiners And Ohio RaiIrosd sd,ertisemen,
TOT srS tSS ~, Washington. Baltimore An
Il WWdLson Master o. transportation
LoS SAO. o. AO0N ~, Agent. washinston.
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BIDS PoR THx PURCHASE or THE TREASURY

DEPARTMENT PRINTING MACHINERY, 40
Sealed proposals tor the purchase Of a large
and valuable lot ofsurplus printing machinery
and material a. The Treasury Department were
opened yesterday Al the once of the Superin-
tehdent Rice, but the bids being in mos IN.
stances enureiy 100 low, there was bu, little
property of value disposed of. The articles
for which IT Is believed sales have been effected
are several thousand pounds OF cast iron
wrought IRON columns, one engine and boiler,
three Gordon presses ard one hydros;a,ic press
NOmpletr.
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uHv YoRu-vtRsr poaxp,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-01-21

- Der prin3 spn Dales bat ppr ftis
rer Nbreife pom 3pnppn $3.50 an Ser,
i9ieoene wpbltbdti9e @ttftunaen pertbei=
len la6tn. Die prede 1T ppI pes 2pbed
iiber bieien Ntt Ser @rpbmutb. @eni9e
Wtonate pprber bat perlelbe prin3 Trl,
S@neioer, bic Sfenba@fde primabpnnu
IN partS, nit eirett 9alSbanp I'M @ertb
BON $25,00O bel9enft.
Gin iunee8 Mpnar@enpaar.
Der 9esenpdrtise &ailer BON @bina
1T II Sabre alt t1np feline @erlpbte bal
{oeben ibr elites 2ebenSjabr erreidt. Die
@ermdblun9 be8 jultgen paare6 fapet
gum Grlbjabr fat.
DerNegeraufrubr in Campbell Co.,
1T Ma9ber,1 er mebrere Menl1enlebe,1 oe>
fpfet, uttterbriidt 1rprben.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-01-21

Ma9 Mpnatet, leben mir 1T Damera,l
nan&e @erdnberung. Die Gamilie be8
paitpr6 11nb bic Mmtn11nntn finb felt per
fur6tbaren Gnttdu1dunG bic bic 9ebtere
erfabrer, irnt9er befreunbet, cenn je.
Iuf 8eranladun9 SSwalb6, bat @ulf
cine Mrbeiterfeue auf benz MmtmannSbpfe
erbalten, BE er NIT TletB unbmdbe aus
sufauen iudt. Oils er 9ereini9t spn
rem i9weren @erea9te, ber auf tbm 9e<
rubt batte> aus ber Stabt suriidfebrte
unb 3uerit na@ ietner Mutter fraste unb
lu&te> Tim ibr susurufen : @teb ber ba
BIN id, fie baten mid freiselprp9en 1a9te
man tbu1, rad beu Trietbpf sei9enp> ba6
lte bort tbre @pbnun9 aufAel1losen, ber
bl6oe Stuff ftarte suert bic ollp Gprez
9enben crltaunt an> rann aber murmelte
er:
uNllp bort >ppbnt ite, nun fam 1ie bod
1peni9fens Steiner mebr binausjaoen !"
Gr fdritt hann f9pet9eno rem Gr|epbpf
gu. fntete t1teoer unb >petnte unb .tetete.
Sb bic alte Sine, erlDft BON allen irpiz
l1n9ema9, wpbl aus jenen !5bben teS
2idte8 unp Der Seli9feit auf ibn berabz
9eieben unp feline @prte Der 2iebe eeb6rt
Bat? Ste bdtten ib> mpbl9etban oem
Stuff aber erleidterten uno befriebi9ten
fte ca8Snnere. Ct fanb pur@ SsmalpS
@ermittelun9 iein 8rot 1,no bic 9(mtz
mdnntn war beipr9t uni ibn, al5 bdtte
iie Elm l1nre&t ait tbm gut su MAIDEN.
SIN Sabre oarauf aber ,par in Dame
rau Elm fr6blt9eS Teft bic !5p9seit SSz
walos nit @milten; er batte cine Steue
al8 &ret6rt9ter erbalten unb mar nun
I'M @tanre> al6 Elm brap penfenberMann
ietn Wetb erndbren 3u fSnnet,, mar ber
@ebalt AUDI Elm >pents t,1app, 70 &par ba>
fit Gmilie aud mieber cine oprtrefFi@e
Wirtbin> bic ii@ etnsurt9ten sertano unc
bic &unf 9elernt batte, NIT @eniaent siel
;u bei@affen unb 3ufrteoenbett um fi9
3u serbretten. Muberbem lief eS fi3 biz
Mutter nt@t nebmen, benz junsen paa,
fp Man@es in bic @irtbi9aft s,1 ltefern
Die alten paitcrleute aber batten ibrf
Greuce AT benz Slid ibres Meltel elten> unit
nit itrablenpent @eii9t fagte ber alte5er,
gu per @mtmdnnin> ibre5anb i9iittelnp
~Na@ gar ptelen 2etpen unb r1an@e,
Gorge bat e6 per 5err I'M .5inmel bod
gut NIT unsAQen sef1st, ranfen mir i'm
baflr !" .''.,'-@ 80, +.
l1no bic Mmtndnnir, bic aud mittler>
weile alter ,tno 9rauer ,purbe, ntdtt
ld@elno pa3u, unp fonnte fi9 an BEN
Slid tbrer1p6ter ba8 erit bur9 f9mert
&dmpfe errun9en, aber aud um ip fe(e,
unb leu9tenber mar!
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-01-21

ibm abselau19ten unb abseswuneenen
@efdnbnide 3uiammeneeleBte @usia9e
be8 &loferuiiQer8, BET boutt 9lue8 einoe<
fanben bate. Sswalb bena9ri@ti9te
nod in berielben 9fa@t be11 aru,en Stuff
bab er IN tpeni9en 3aeen freisela0tn tper<
ben miroe> neil feline un1aulp F@ berz
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u9@ babe e6 ia 9epuer, lpra@ er su
S6malo, gui@ babe ia MQe6 ee,puBt lte<
BET 9er, .per rt@ts 9etban Bat, fam ii@
bod ni9t fiir9ten. Wfir ,par eS ean3
gut BIER, ber 6err@d9ter bat mir INNER
ri&tt9es Gi1en 9ebra@t, aufri9ti9 9ela9t,
rei@lt@er ais i9 e6 13ul @aule. 9ebabt !!
gng(un berubist Gu@, &ult i@ werte
baf&r iorsen, bab Sbr es in Damerau
bon nun an AUDI be0er baben loQtT Il.
2vDer M6e0pr unb ber paitpr rare,1
INNER oie8efen", ,1,urm.lteMulf ld@elnb,
ba in tbm cine CUTE 9pfnun9 wa@ 9e>
ruf fen tpprben par. .:,# sss..
@tatt be8 &ulf Get9ert aber erl9ten
It, ,pen{9en @p@en f9pn ppr ben Sc
i9mprenen ber &lpitermiiller. Gr ppute
nun Man@e6 tpiperrufe11 unb leusnet1>
Man@eS preben unb >penbe11, pa er feline
falte 8ere@nun9 pieoer erlanst bate,
bod waren pie8emei6mtttel 5einerS@ulb
IL tlar unb iiber3eu9enb, bo6 1ein nrtbeiL
bas bic Tur@tbarfeit ieiner1b 1baten 1ubnte,
wenn es fir fie iberbaupt cine Slbne
CAB, er >par benz ,6enfer perfaQen unb
na@ fur3er 3eit f9en murpe pa8 urtbeil
at ibm erltreft. i.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-07-19
The Election To-day

Going to press, as we do several hours
before the canvass OF the ballots thrown
at the election to-day, we cannot Of
course, give the result In detail. We are
assured. however, by the feeling mani
tested by the voters at the different polls
that the proposition will carry by hand.
some majority, and, under the law which
enables Cairo To take stock In railroads in
Missouri or Kentucky, a majority OF the
votes thrown is all that IL required. We
may, therefore, in advance of the Official
announcement Of the result, congratu.
late the voters Of Cairo on the score Of
their days work. It's result will tell upon
the city for all time 10 come.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-07-19
Death Of MIKE Harry.


Young Mike Barry Is dead! Forty days
ago he fell at the hands OF stranger,
whom he had never met before, pierced
through the lungs by pistol ball. The
wound was pronounced mortal, and 1t
was thought that few hours would be
the span Of his existence. But, being n
young man ola vigorous and robust
constitution, Of powerful recuperatlve
energies, he rallied, grew better, day
by day, until even his physician
gave out that there was
reason for believing that he would ulti-
mately recover. Only yesterday we
heard that his wound had commenced
bleeding externally, aud that he was not
only in better spirits, but experienced a
decided relief from the turn his case had
taken. Ithas turned out, however, that
the bleeding was only the precursor OF
dissolution. He grew weaker as time
passed, and at an early hour this morn.
ing quietly breathed his last. Poor Mike,
he sacrificed his life in the defense OF one
who was undeserviDg even of his friend.
ship. Peace to his soul and good rest to
his ashes.