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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-05-20
&aiferIi1e Dempfratte.

Seit eint9en@o 6en fino mebrere tempz
trati1@e 3.ttnn9en oarnit be19dftt9t Der
republifantl6en partet poer bernorro9en>
ben Mtt9ltepern perielben, bic @riinpun9
pes gu Stem yorf erl@eiuenpen vSnptrtaz
liit" In bic @@ube III 19teben uno barar
Die bosbafte Mnbeutuna gu fnIpf en, baB
bic TIbrer Der partet pamitni9t8 anoers
beabf9tt9ten ais pa6 8plt auf Elm &ail ct
reid pprsubereiten. @ir lafen bier cine
prpbe bieler Mrtifel aus benz bielieen
u@oltsblatt" fpl9en:
~ arineIetretdr 8prie unb bas|
Organ btS Rai1errei4s. Die q. q.
@ts3ts. i@reibt: Die i3eusen me9ren f&, bab
9err Burie pber lein@elo ettpas nit benz Gri9et-
men bes bietgen uSmpertallf" gu tbun bat. Mu9
Der Correspondent Der uWprlo" bebauptet teBt,
aus 3aserlaileer 4ueQe gu mi0en, baB 8erie unb
anoere benz Wraioenten rabelfetenee &abitale
8eiber unb 2enter beS 8lattes 1etsn, tpeldes bas
golt auf etn RaijerreiG pprbereiten IpQ. eSn pbt=
labelpbta tpirb Elm Gbnlt9eS 11nternebmen ange-
tunbtet. 8prie muB Elm meitblidenber Spetu>
liant iein.
Sebt fBnnen mir aber biel fen be-
mptratilaen Dema9psen aud etwa6 iber
bic Mngelesenbeit mitt9etlen> wo8 ibnen
reilt6 ni9t 1ebr anecnebm lein mag
ater 9an3 ouf @abrbeit berubt.
Su GorlY6le, Suinpis> er19eint namli&
unter benz Gttel Banner" Elm republ{@
fanil9e6 Blatt baS friiber pempfrat{l1
mar uno pie(er 3eitun9 1T pur6 einen
Srrtbum fploenreS Circular pom beutpz
fratilden gfatipnel> Committee 81 5dnz
ben esfommen. DoS @9riftltud lautet !;
9aurtqaartier bes temofratiiasn Motional~
Mep gprf, IA. @pril, 1869.
Mert9e 5erren!
Ginlis eene fnben Ste ben Yrp1peftus beS Sn>
p~erialit Der neult9 III bic Ter @tabt 9earilneet tour=
be uuo DaS !&aiierret9 an SteIe Der 9tepubltf be-
furpprtet. Menn @ie ben g9rplpeftus nerD1ent<
lGen 70 lesen @ie ben &aoifaleu bielss Symptom
bfr ;3eit a1r 9a(t 1nb @ie perpen babur9 I'M lerer
GaGe einen srpBen Dtenf erpielen. yhan III
@ebr pprlidtig nit Der gertbeiluns biel er Girculare
aetpelen unb MUIR @clbe "NGnuer baben ein @ren1 :
plar %erbalten, in beren grtncipientreue tein i3wet=
fel gu iegen spar*
Mus yprtebenpem G9riititad er9iebt
f9> bab Der game ,SSmperialiit" z@6win>
bel Elm rein remptrattl9e6 WablzDpfuz
ment it, uno pab bic Bteoermdnner> Die Ell
nemSeoen iaSen, bab ite uebrlt6" uno ~pez
tripttl1" 1eter, nod che man 53weifel
paran au89epridt> einmal wteoer re@t
vebrlt9" unp upatrtptil1" paren> uac
berjli9 Dumm raSu, ionif bdtten fie fd
penfen f1nneu> bab e5 unter ren ntelen
cemutratil1en 3ettun9sreoa tteuren, penen
es befanntlt6 ouf Elm btsden u@6rlt9=
felt" uno upatrtpttSmuS" nt9t ant1mrnt,
bod AUDI wpbl einen 9eben t1nnte, benz
pempfratiide u@brlt9feit" uno uYaz
t~ricti6mu6" gu fart 9eporoen uno Der
il6 fol9liG bet 9pttlol len republitaniiden
partet an9el9lpl1en unc ptele6 trrtbumz
lid AT tbn 9elanpte uebrlide" unp upa>
triptti9e" pldn@en o%uSplauoern wiroe,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-05-20

@9redlt9e &atofropbe.-
Die ST.. @taatS3ettun9 BON II. idreibt:
@eltern Naamitta9 4 ubr eerirtb Elm
Mtlpaufee~ Npenuez@ traben< G%tienbabnz
Wa99pn, an Der &reutu19 perNproz5alz
fteo1trabe nit Der BON entge9eu9eieyter
Ntdtun9 fpmmenoen locomotive go. 8
in @ollillon> nobel Der @traBenz Gilsnz
babnzW in treldem fi6 CUR 3eit
"a peripnen %befancen, ron benz @eleile
9e,porfea unD 3ertrammert wurpe.
Der But ammenfpB fol- purd Gerl9uIz
ben oeS an per Wethe auf9eitelltenW dd=
ter5> mel6er Die locomotive beranfommen
fab unp rennp@ NIT perTabne mDaA>
9pnfutl9er ninfte, beriber su fa5ren ftattz
%sefunpen baben. Der @a99on mar eben
ait ber Mitte per&reu3un9 augelan9t ais
ote0ocompttDe mitten in penielbsn bineinz
fabr. Sc beibt bab suiammen IL per
foner bel. pieier &ataftrppbe seruneludt
1no; leicer fpnnten mir ni@t aue9lamen
ern1ttteln.. it, ....,# .rq-5#A-
Cine Grau Donnabue> tpel9e fi9 In
intereRantenllm itdroen befnpet, fol- tSct<
ltd nerleBt tporoea unp beute sesenMcr>
gen geftcrben iein. Cine Grau @alfer,
cine @rttfln, ipQ slei@faus i@per psr!est
{et1t. Cine anbere Trau Name1e @tbb,
ipu ebenfaQs idmere 8erlebunsen erlitz
ten babtn, mdbrenp flint ancere perfo=
men uatnter 9efdbrlt@ bei&dptst tpurpen.
Die Yrin3e(1r Salm>S alm bat
ge9e1 Gin Stutt8arter 8latt, pel@es be-
bauptet, iie fti Marimiltan6 Maine1e
Stptieu, einen pro;eb aneefrenet.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-05-20

Sin. 1eues we1tlt9eS Drp~
jeft.-unter pieler ueberidrift la9t bic
Stem yorfer Evening po1" bonn Stem :
u@bicasp> po6, ME Seoermann metB, at
elmer 9robcu Gtapt berangewa91en 1T,
bat il9 felt eint9en Sabren ale m1sli9e
Mube 9eeeben, Elm @eebaien ;t >perben.
Mon iose ni1t, pab Dies an ben 6rpl 9
erinnere> ner itd germ GUT @r5be zines
Sdien 81 fblaien moQte. Dtel les 0let9<
nie wlrpe nibt pa1en. Gbica9o wun19t
Elm Seebafen gu ietn, UNI ;u ma6 en- ;
penn gu wodlen, bis c6 bic sr5bte @taot
Der Belt 9eworpen> ra5 1T Gtica9o'6 urz
rerfennbare Befimmun9. I'm jeop9
oielelte gu erfiiuen> mub Is Elm Scebafen
fem. 2eiper 1T Der 2orenjtrpm> Der rte
Seen NIT Dem Scean yerbtnpet, wdbrenp
elmer 5difte oe6 Sobres 3uaefroren> uup
lberbaupt nt9t fir 9roBe S9ifabrt be-
%loncers 9eei9net. Nus oieiem @runoe
1T Der %au6pdrtiee 9anpel @bica9p'S Dor
Der 5anp nod 9let6Nuu, unp pie@9iFe,
bic e6 bisber na9 benz Mtlantic eelanpt
itnp ni6t 3urufgefebrt.
vSebt fol- cem in anoerer Wetle ab4ez
bplfen werpen. Die Grtauun9 zines
eroBen Canals Der ben Mi9i9an : @ee
NIT Dem Milliitppt oerbinoen lou> 1T in
Nusiidt 9enommen. Muf piele @etle
wirren bic Seen entwdl 1ert percen. Der
ct. Qprens mlrpe 3u etnem TliBGen
meroen - s iet benin, paB Die GAMBLER
Jpn in 3utunft NIT arteli1den Brunnen
lpetlen wirpen. Nu6 NIT ben Nia9araz
fallen wIrpe e6 aus iein, ma6 aQeroin9s
in 70 fern fein un9lIf lein mirbe, als Die
SIC lenptn fortan paS Stdptepunoer Gbi<
ca9o> itatt pes Naturwunper6 jeuer GdQe
bemunpern fDnnten.
uy(sw Yprf miro elei6faQs ruinirt
werccn. Da ptes aber Der ein3i9e @e9
iein oiirfte, auf Dem Seem g)orf feline corr
rupte StaotYcrwaltun9 losperbcn f1nnte>
70 baben pie Nep Yorfer teinen @runp
auf jene6 Yrpjeft Der @bicagoer> welde6
tie ruiniren iou> ibeel 81 ieben. &iele
MtQ omen Mfer neuen Qanpe5 wercen
pacurd 9eppnnen trerpen-etne entz
5ifenoe Mueit6t fit bic @ilenbabnipefuz
%lanten, Die lbon rem 9r6btsn Spell bsr
&esierun9sldnpereien an .ii@ 9eri11en baz
ben, unp Mppetit auf nod piel mebr SER
|lpiren. .@nplt9 percen Seaellbife
unp Dampfer in bier Ea9en bon Gbicaeo
na9 Stem Orleans 9eben f1nnen, auf Ell
n m Canal, oer-unp pies titcas 6aupt<
oerpienft reS sanSen proietts -nur sisr
unD a@ljis MiQlcnen toten lou." IL"
Murrbarbt.- Sn her par,eue
8orcermcitermur erei9uste fi4 Ter trauz
rtse JaQ elmer Wurfpersiftun0. Gin
m%eblbatencer Bauer Der DOT einiAer 3eit
ielbt 9el9la9tet uno Die Wlrfte in Ger
S9laffammcr aufremabrt battle, persebrtt,
pom Gelre beimsetpmmen, nit su1em
Mppetit Die 5dlfte elmer 5irnmurf, obne
3u bea&ten, paB fe iauer lei. Cine Gr>
franfunu trat iofort Elm unp am funften
Sage 1T Der nod in ben be(teu Sabren
itebenpe Mann, 8ater pon flint &inoern,
9eitorben. @lldlidertpeiie wurpen bic
&inper BON Der Mutter, mtl9e letper 5u
ipdt f1@ aber3eu9t bate, rae pie @urft
fauer lei, pom rem @enuf1e Der dbrt9en
9dlfte ab9ebatten.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-05-20
eber Dem 6Iben mi

-neber bic Dem SIben unb
Dem We t en- 9emeinlamen 5anpelS<
intereien> unp ben 9roben Muh9wun9.
Ger rem @erfebr suil6en pieien Gbeilen
%ee@2anoe6 beopritebt ia9t Der uNem yprf
Commercial Mpperti(er", cine ;3ettuns>
bic anerfanntermaGen III 6anpelsanee<
le9enbeiten ben erlten Stang unter allen
3ettun9en bes 2onbe6 nimmt: Scr
MiiilIppt 1T pa6 9robe 8anb, bic @a<
rantte fir bic Union pe6 Subens llrp
@eiten6. Die 81. 2putS uno New<Sr>
leans &ornbanoel<8 epe9un9> bic 3ablz
rei@en unp nptbwenoisen Gi1enbabnper<
btnpun9en ;wilden peRli9en uno iipli<
den Staoten uno bic Qemetnl1aftli9e
@otbwenctafeit et11en Musmes na@ benz
Meere gu fnoen> tra9en ale bo;u bei UNI
bic inouitrteuen Sntere0en be6 @efens
unb SQoenS ioentiid gu MAIDEN. Trob
Der DiferenSen 5pil9en &epublitaniS<
mus unb Democratic, eritirt beute cine
ptel mebr ,pirflide linton smil9en jener
2anbe5l ecttpnen al6 3mil9en benz @e ten
uno > ten. Die @lei9beit Der CONNER
cteIen unb inpuitrtelen Snterel7en ami>
19en ben frlber feinpli9enB e%pDlferun9en,
mub Acknowledgements in Der nd6 item
3ufunft idon gu 1ebr mi9tt9en pplitt<
l9en @erdnoerun9en unc Nelultaten flbz
ren.".
Gin neue6 unternebmen.-
Inter pem Nanen Calumet Oil and
Sardine- Co." bat lt6 1oeben in Gbica0p
cine faufmannii9e @eleuldaft 9ebtlpet,
melhe eS fi6 sur Mufeabe. f,ut ben
Norrwefen NIT Gardiner at Der eben.
Dtelelbe BAT am ufer pes @alumetFu0eS
au6ssbsbnte 2dnpereten arsefauf, no 1ie
Elm 9robe6 Sel 8aiin ansuleseu unb oa>
rim he ben5tbt9ten 9uantitdten @arpt>
men ftets in frildem 3ufdnbe norrdtbi9
su balten eepenft. Das auf $50 Mftie,1
gu je 300 pertbeilte @eleu{9aftSfapttal
BON $4,000 1T bereit6. aufeebra9t, nrb
piro bic @eieuf@aft al8balp tbre Spera>
ttpner %be9tnnen. f :. 1T .
Nt@mpnb.-Su benz Ser. @taa@
ten @tri&t bat bic @ronb SurY u1ebrere
8taunte in Nntla9e7 3uftanb ptrftbt. Die
felben 1ouer ben 1eiteib ab9ele8t baben,
trobbem fe friber f@ al, Der &ebeutptt
aettp betbetltsten. Die AntlaBe lautet
auf Meineib.
Mew gprt IA. Mak-@ob 1851
3u 80.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-05-20
S6(imme Grfabrun9en etneS beutz

- S9limme Grfabrun9en zines beutz
iden 8u9cruders. Der pbilaoelpbta
Dempfrat pom 3. bert9tet:
@pn $50 binetpn lan9te ein beutl9er
8u9orudcr gfamens &upplpb Sobann
Martt bier an, INN an BEN %50ldbri9en.
Subelfe 1T re6 SrpenS Der Sop TeQows
tbeilsunebmen. Gr 9efel ii@ in pbtla<
pelpbia ~ 9ut, cab er beldlpb. nad bent
Teit nod Elm poor Sage in Der @taot 81;
bleiben unp etnen in Camden wpbnenpeH
Treuno aufSuiuden. Mm Dienl ta9 tppQte
er otelen 8elud abfatten uno be9ob 1G
na9 rem Sputb Straben @erft. 3u<
fauig lag fetn TerrYz8oot am @erft uno
Marti bei1los re5balt in elmer bena9z
barten Wirtb19aft auf bic Nnfunf # pe7elz
ben ;u marten. Gr trat IN baS Don
MtAoel Quin 9ebaltene 2ofal, $40. 404
Yenn 5trabe, Lief itd @bisty eeben unb
set9te beim 3ablen cine beoeutenoe @elc<
lunme. Nuf feline Graee, mann has
nd@ie 8opt na@ Camden ab9ebe, anti
wortete Der int 8aar3immer anne lenoe
Spbn ce6 Wtrtbe6> NamenS Sobn, bie6
mirpe nod swet @tuncen bauerr. Marti
duberte, er w(ini1te iobalp mie mDelt9
in @dmcen su iein unp >pirbe germ einen
8opt6mann be;ablen> wenn oerlelbe tbr
uberl eben wpQte. Spbn Suin erbot fa,
pteS su tbun> rtef ais Martt baS Mner<
btelen annabm> einen rotbf1pf9en BUR-
lden, ben CT DutdY nannte, berbei, uno
bic prei beltie9en cann einen &abn.
Statt ober na9 Camden III ruoern,
fubren ne Beiben tbren pa0a9ier mad
2ea9ue Sslano, lonpeten bort unb ertldrz
ten inn, IS iet nur weni9e G9ritte bis
mad Camden. Mbnunelos tie9 Martt
aus benz &abn, 9cfolet BON ben 8etpen.
DlSBlt9 erbielt er NIT benz &uoer etnen
@@la9 aut ben 5interfopt per i'm be-
ftnnun9lps nieberfreGtc. Spfprt feler
bic 8etpen liber Martt ber unp beraubtett
i'm UNI 1920 uno Elm soloeneS Spr Sell
Ions 3etden. 9utn fragile ieinen Sc
baIfen, pb Der Mann wirfli9 tobt 1et
wprauf oieier anttportete: uGopt >pie cine
Maus." Nadpem Die 8eiren fortoez
9an9en maren> fam Martt allundbli9 wtez
Der gum 8ewubtiein uno idleppte i9
na@ Der Stapt suriid. 5ier erpirfte er
@erbaftbefeble ee9en Die Hduber uno
Dor9etern wuroe Spbn Sutn bonn Off
;ter Maouire perbaftet. Bet benz Ser
bSr Dor Mloermann SEER tpurpe er NIT
Martt c%onfrcnttrt uro Don bic em alS Ell
ner Der &duber erfannt. Gr gel tanp oen
Naub Elm uno '1purre Don, Mpermonn in
G%rman9elung von $4,000 Bars19aft
ccmmitir@. Dut@Y 1T nod auf freien
TuBen.
@e1t@ert. S@afner u8itte>
meme 9erren> pie 8tuetS."
&etlenper: uGt 5immeltreusi&odz
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, iouen mid bod
9let@ 5ebn MiQione1 Gpnnen Geufel
baarpeie freilen, >penn id ni9t slei9
n,etn BILLET f1npen fam /! Ab, ra it's ia;
mad Glberftlp,"
Mttreiienoer: u9lber, lieber6err, tpentt
Ste 10 gar sottesldferlt& fu@en, fomnten
Ste NIT Sbrem Billet i9er eber III bic
!56Qe. als mad Glberftlp."
Reiiencer: ~Da5 l4abet mir; i9 babe
Gin &etpurbiQet."
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-05-20

2u Yerfnufen.-Gi Cine int beten 3utanbe
id b%Befnbenbe, in Der gtabe elmer BET frsqucnteten Stabte am
ptern Miuuefrta= Silver belegene Sr uerei. nebf ba3u &C.
bDrtsen llteniilisn uno pier Ncer eutes Qano, TT unter nor'
~tteiltaften Sabusuascn au oertaufeu. sc 1T Der Sffce
Ter Dtinn. Gtaat5Beituus.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-05-20

gu Serfaufen.- Gin gut e%ele9ener uno
frequentirter 6alppn unb Yrareiaebaus in Der Sberen @tabt
1T inter %unnehmbarew 9eptnsunsen aus3aSertauf en.-9(abe~
res in tr Office Der Wtiuuelpta Staats;eitune.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-05-20

Ser Stabt ~belesenes. quite @efbdfte t~buenbes Sparbtnsbaa5.
8eetneun9sn liberal. ~lriade Res gertaufs 8rantbett.-
Naheres in Der Office Der Gtaatsjeituns.
The Republican journal., 1869-09-16
THE AVONDALE HORROR.

A despatch from the scene Of the recent
awful catastrophe in Pennsylvania gives the
following particulars of the recovery of the
dead bodies The number of dead proves tc
be considerably less than at first stated:
The horrors of the scene at the collicry arl
Just being developed. The mine which has
proved the deatll-chamber Of two hundred
men is opened, and the dead have been brought
forth Men who went down happy Monday
morning, eager to resume their long suspend
ed work, came forth stark and cold in death
to-day. The miners homes, which in long
row front the opening of the tunnel, are
swept Of every male member; and the Wo-
men sit, with stincd cry and palld lips, at the
doors, waiting the arrivalof their dead. The
people here express their condemnation OF the
company in the most unequvocal terms. by
Il little expense this frightful calamity might
have been avcrted.
On Wednesday morning at two o'clock the
relay Of men penetratedas faras the first gang
way, and found two men dead this side tho
door. The bodies We're in dreadful cond
ton, and showed they had been dead since
The Republican journal., 1869-09-16
NAsBY TALKS" EXPLANATIONS

! hey traded OF my Post Offs Il TUX IN; Pay in
PLNNTAsHUN! P'rapS yn may be supprizeI to here
ny mi rclnqu>hin my CUM Ohis vita Avn its
glory in scrh Il CaW1.
Here NEE tuSt; then ledge Nee. 1t happened
lhuSwsely; ! WIS ranvas>n thee Mawmea Flats
for owr BluNid kclcntry 4 the Post OILS suk>ech-
un. In tlct land NV peWer Delite [ >truk a Snae
= : Thee Fever Aver TUX me, & thee ChiIIs /
Slyers >huk me-shuk me like IA Mold loos button
ona Sllaisy smoke-IIollse doar; til mi fram NV l(
summer lukcd like sum Ole plaid Out humcrz on
a morin wen his Gin IL @on 4 he can't git nc
moar. T On. B. This is not rit by Ed'l. A.
rowe; hu it Gums awltired ncer too it thet yeu
w%o'n.i no The di'runce in the dark
In this ollrful egg>trcmity | Flue at WOnts tn :,
Mold lady tren nv Mine a toad hur mi krtlerker
phiX Shee hes nod NEE Long II Iuv me Wei &
She cowlS me- Pet Names. "'Troly." seq Shec
(srch IL the Pailnl kniknomcn NV mi Boihood)
" VA ortcr talk good Doste NV PLANTASHUN BIT
"rEZ. I've livd x Sucrd in theaz swallmps every
'Sen> the 3 tIlaycrs WIS Hung & no, to a dc,l
'surlinty, tibet PLASTASnuN BlruRZ IL thee ony
ti.a l-l-loyawl drink :" asked I, shivernly
frtrin Least mite bee incurlidgn' Suththn ny /;
Suthrrn Nacher, ''Doont bee skcrrd. "rroy,'
ferlidc the e>stimabul Dorru>s. tina airMaid nv
list kind uv santS Crews Rum mi Douts bcil
lclnllVrl mi Feer> tnr thee Post Ohi$ aSSwaged
TUX an aw unity Dostc NV "PL>NrAsHUN' IL vi
b"tt brutherin. it maid NEE bile. TUX anuther in
i'll THAR Cheeks. Tina got! Not wun NV 'en lin
gurl too say good hi. wuz Il Nasty kcwered: Il
Petroleum wei wei wuz. Now ! am a Plan
TtsllN miShnnneyy: | 90 a bowt prcacllin the
good rilin'S 10 Anvil shakers az "uther> rcquirrin
Tented sthnmercnt.' small blz) | hey
traded of mi Post Oils & may Now be found
tnlkin PLANrAsHI-N IITrRZ i'll the hwaiz 4 thee
biWaiz rum Erly Morn till Dewey Eve. What
sinnn, Sllfrin, shaken hruther II hey thee next
Boltu:
MAGNOLIA WATER. Superior 10 the best import
CT German Cologne, and sold nj half the price.
Missionaries and Others .ojourning in foreign
lands should not tail to take with them good sup
ply of ''JohnSon'S Anodyne Linimcn." 1t is the
most reliable medicine for all purposes there is in
the world.
Contagious diseases. such rs horse all; gIander
&r.. may be prevented by the Ms" Of ''>heruan'>
Cavalry Condition Powders" Persons trlyrn"
with II orSrs shou Il take note of this
The Republican journal., 1869-09-16

Brig rangier, Rose, of Bangor from Baltimore, with
coal WHICH went ashore at the head Of the rbor at
OIL after discharging her cargo. The schooner Helen
Carol of Rockland, Me. in ballast lies high and dry
he snort distance from the brig the schooner is
badly damaged.
Schooner Ossuana Deer Isle is ashore Prudence
Island.
Providence, Il. l., Sept TO- Capt Ambrose Thurston,
of the schooner Preference fremont Me arrived here
this evening on the steamer Bay Queen from Newport
Ills vessel was one of the eight wrecked in
Dutch Island lIarbor by the gale of Wednesday, His
crew consisted Of himself his wife son and daughter
They lost all their clothing except what they had at
the time All succeeded in getting on board of another
schooner the name OF which they have forgotten That
vessel also subsequently wrecked and their lives
once more in peril Finally they were rescued by a
Philadelphia schooner which succeeded in surviving the
storm subscription was taken up among the passen
aid the captain and his family to reach home:
fect of two hundred sail OF vessel was in EOOthbay
harbor at the time the late gale The schr Isaac Wal
ton, OF Gloucester, drifted ashore Probable damage
Crew saved Sch Mary j. Young Of Gloucester, driited
ashore, where she thumped heavily and nnshipped the
rudder She lost cable and anchors and sustained other
damage, estimated at $1,000. Sch. Solomon Francis
ashore, with loss of chains and anchors, manboom, jill
and sails Crew saved. Sch Freedom Of Gloucester, is
ashore loss of rudder and other damage Sch Telegraph
Ellsworth, for Salem, dragged ashore will go on the
ways. Sch. Mariner, St. John, n b, foued in harbol
outside and afterwards lost both anchors chains
Sch Leventec, Morton, Gloucester out all night In gale
Dennis out all night in gale lost malnmas and 60 bbs
of Mackerel Sc6 Rebecca V. Atwood, Rockport,
anchored outside, lost both anchors and chains. Sch
Phpsburg, Wallace, ashore and total loss; all saved
Sch Bon Wright toresa gone Out of the fleet in the
arbor, say $50 SAIL there is hardly one but what will
have some damage.
Sch Tangent (of TremontD from Windsor, S, for
Alexandria, struck by the gale sth inst off Montauk
| Point and lost foremost, mantopmast boat, broke
manboom and lost foresai flying jib staysa and main
gatopsail She arrived at Newport night of the 10th
Took the gale at p. NJ.
The steamer New York, from Eastport for Port
land was out in the late gale. An account of he r
passage says
| 1t was foggy that the inside passage was not
possible. and the boat put boldly to sea on her
course to Portland. The whole force of the tornado
fell upon her. and for twenty-four hours she strug
glcd with the sea, stirred by the tiercest gale that
has been known in the Gulf of Maine for twent,
years. The steamer was crowded with passengers
au unusual number of them being women and
children. The rolling and pitching of the vessc
was fearful. Everything movable tossed about and
passengers could hardly hold themselves in theil
lherths. The staunch ship outrode the gale, an,
at halt-past two the weary passengers wer,
drought to their desired haven.
The Republican journal., 1869-09-16

early Monday. The black damp is so strong
that the miners cannot abide it long-no
more than five or six minutes then they al
ways come up gasping and sometimes insen
siblc. About eight o'clock this morning, tho
first door Of the gangway was broken in an(
sixty bodies were found there
Their situation was awful; fathers lay stiff
in death with arms about their sons Some
We're kneeling, rs though in prayer; strong
men were hand in hand with their fellows
The pck-aXes and shovels, which they had
used i'll making an embankment to prevcn
the entrance Of foul air, lay one side. /
seemed then, that they had He'd a few steps
when in agony they fell in anothcr's arms,
sullocatcd by the deadly damp.
In another chamber every man was with
out shirt. They had stripped themselves o
clothes to use them in filling up crevices anC
cranncs. One man had pushed a part Of his
garment into an aperture, when gust Of tho
gas rushed through and strangled him t'
death Wagon loads of collins line the road
and litters filled with the sheeted dead pas
along the line every few minutes. As they
are brought ont Of the tunnel, an inquest i:
held the dead are exposed for recognition
and. when one is identified, the Justice call:
ont his name and home: his friends take the
body and convey it to their house.
The solemnity of the place is not alone thai
which impresses the spectator. The weeping
women and loudly crying children strike the
spectator with sadness; but the active res
cuers and the provision committee, and the
police and huckSterS. and the Unconditional
miners, make it painfully obvious that the
present is Il time for business, and not tol
mourning alone.
The Republican journal., 1869-09-16
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DIED.


OtW"argolices beyond the date name and age must
be pail Jor
In Waldo, Aug 9TH, at the residence of John Marden
Mr. Nehemiah Leavitt, aged 81 years, months.
IN Hockport Sept. II, Daniel OFT, aged - years.
Mi. ott was man of marked characteristics
lie was Il soldier OF the Of 1872, of honorable
record and was 1T the battle of Plattsbur@ He was
:; thorough and unwayering Democrat, who could
NOT DE SWerNrd by any aurcments from his strict
notions of political right or wrong, although at
times he felt sorey the need Of the considerations
offered. lie was born and had always lived in the
town, consequently was As well known and under
stood rs amy one III it. He raised Il family of ten
children, seven sons and three daughters Prob;t-
bly, no man of his condition in and through life
ever dle'i here whose death gave use to more sin
" Uncle Daniel" CON-
The Republican journal., 1869-09-16


MANHOOD. IN THE YOUNG AND RISING
generation, the ycScatiye powers of life strong
in few years how often the pad hue the -lustre
eye and eaciacd form, and the mpossbili1y of appli-
cation mental effort, show its blneful influence II
becomes evident to the observer that depres
ing influence is checking the development of the body
ipton is talked OF, and perhaps the youth is re
moved from school and sent into the country. This Is
one of the worst movements. Removed from ordinary
diversions of the changing of city the
powers OF the body too much enteebled give zcst
healthtu and rural exercise thoughts turned nwards
upon themselves.
If the patient be female the approach of the
is looked for with anxiety, the first symptom in which
Nature is show her saving power in dlu sing the cir
and visiting the check with the bloom of health
Alas increase of appetite has grown by what fed
the energies of the system FRUSTRATED the whole
period in which body and mind undergo f,cnating
change from child to woman looked for in vain the
parents heart bcls in Niey and fencies the grave
but waiting Tor IFS victim.
lIEI.MHoI.p's EXTRACT BuCHU. for Weakness arising
from excuses eary ndiscrcton, attended with the
following symptoms Iudisposition to Exerton Loss of
Power Loss of Memory, Dfulty of Breathing Gene raj
Weakness Horror OF Disease, Weak Nerves Trembling,
Dreadful Horror of Death Night Sweats Cold Feet
Wakeiuness, Dnness OF Vision, Langour Universal
Lassitude OF the Muscular System, Often Enormous APP
lttle wih WIN pyspeplc symptoms, Hot Hands Flushing
VI ~ us D,yMsss o lhu okil, rama Countenance
ana rhuptios Oh tle ace am IN the Back HeaViness
~ Wv, t n!acA oPots flying before the