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way OF Boots or Shoes go to Blond q
Bachman's.
HONEST men are easily bound, but you
can never bind a knave.
Plantation BHteTS cures Dyspepsin.
Keep no more cats in the house than
will catch mice.
Plantation BnterS cures Fever and
Ague.
War makes thieves, and Peace hangs
them.
Plantation BnterS cures Liver Com.
plant and Nervous Headache.
Time is file that wears and makes no
noise.
Plantation Buters cures the effect OF
Dissipation and Late Hours.
Better have one pillow going than three
cradles.
Plantation BlterS are an antidote 10
change of Water or Diet.
Fools and obstinate people make law
yers rich.
Plantation BiterS Purify, Strengthen
and invigorate.
a kind wife makes faithful husband.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the
best imported German Cologne, and
sold at half the price. d&weod
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OHIO STATE SABBATH SCHOOL UNION.
The Sixth Annual Convention of the
Ohio Slate Sabbath School Union, will
be held in the city OF Steubenville,
Ri
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POLICE CoURT.-The following were
the cases before the Police Court yes.
terday morning,
Mary Smith, prostitution and lewd-
ness, ten dollars and costs. In default
of payment she was sent 10 Jail for
thirty days.
Frederick Long, discrderly conduct
continued till this morning.
William M'Cord, prostitution and
leNdness, five dollars and costs.
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RELEAsED.-Most OF our readers are
aware to the fact that George Keneke
has been confined in Jail on quite q
number of charges, such selling
liquor on Sunday. DC. Yesterday he
was brought before Judge Johnston
and gave bond in each case in the sum
of one hundred dollars for his appear
ance at the June term of the Circuit
Court. We believe there are nine dis
tinct charges against him.
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BELMONT COUNTY ITEMs.-On last
Saturday night the Court House at st.
Cla1rsville was filled, to present to the
town council, in special session, petit
| ton asking the passage ofan ordinance
prohibiting the keeping Of ale and por-
ter houses within the corporation. The
petitions were signed by every woman
in the town except three, and by every
voter in the town except forty.
The petition was formally presented,
after the council was called to order by
Mayor West, by Ross Alexander, Esq .
in a neat and eloquent speech, and
speeches we're then made by L. Dan
ford, Alexis Cope and c. L. PoOrman,
urging the passage of the ordinance.
Mayor West made a little speech
thanking the people for the interest
they manifested. and assuring them
that he would rigIdly enforce all laws
for the preservation of the peace and
quiet OF the town, and would fully en-
force the ordinance asked for il passed
by the council.
The meeting was a decided success
and cannot fail to have good effect.
VIM. P. Henderson of Wheeling
township, Belmont county, Ohio, died
on Sabbath last from the effects of in
juries received at Sloan's mill, Colerain
township. About the 18th day OF this
month, while engaged in the saw mill
the log carriage caught his foot tearing
the heel off, and ten days thereafter he
died OF lock jaw.
VIM. and John T. Norris commenced
running a new Omnibus Line from ST.
Clairsville to Wheeling a few days
since.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-05-28

CoRRECTIoN.-In our report of the
South Wheeling fire in yesterday
mornings paper, we stated that the
Independent fire engine was on hand
and did good work. We should have
said the Omitted" The old Independ-
ent fire company was disbanded
on the advent of the new steam fire
engines.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-05-28

BITTEN BY A SNAkE.-An employe of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany while handling some cross-ties
few days since neal New Creek, was
bitten in the hand by a copperhead
snake,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-05-28

THUMB CUT OFF.-Mr. Henry Fair, a
carpenter in the city, while engaged in
his vocation u few days since, was SO
unfortunate as to cut of the thumb of
his left hand.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-05-28

NLw CEURCH.-The officials men,
bers of the NJ. E. Chnrch at St. Clairs-
Vile, have decided to erect q new
building and have appointed commit
tee 10 proceed with the work.
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SEWING MACHINES FOR RENT.-By
renting and applying the rent to the
purchase everyone can become the own
or of first class Wheeler 81 Wilson
Sewing Machine. Call on or address,
VIM. Sumner & Co., No. IS Monroe
street, Wheeling. cod
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-05-28

WHY will you buy and use other
Wines when you can depend on the
purity of Perkins, Stern q Co.'S. Califor-
MIA Wines and Brandy, for sale by Ed
mund s. Booking and Booking 81 Car
roll
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-05-28

FINE French Lasting Button and
Lace Caters at Blond q Bachmans
corner sprigg Alley, Main Street:
THE Purest and Sweetest Cod Liver OH IN
the world, manufactured from fresh healtny
livers, upon the sea shore. 1t Is pefiecty
pure and sweet. Ask for Hazard q CAS-
wells Cod Liver OIL" manufactured by
CAsWELL, HAZARD & CO.,
New York.
''o'O " ON D may95-Tu. Fr-d&w
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term of the Circuit Court for this coun.
ty, will commence Tuesday, June LIST.
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National Insurance COMPANY
WHEELING, WEST VA.

"nGLAA4AkGNGH " GAo4 VA
O = q
once % Monroe ST., next door to LIST Ma
tona1 Bank.
GEO: Z. WHEAT, President,
JAMES McCLUNEY, Vice President,
JOHN BISHOP, Secretary.
CHARLIE n. COLLIER. Assistant Secretary
DrKECroRs:-John z. Wilson, Jas. O, On.
John A. Armstrong, A. Q. Quarter, Geo. K.
Wheat. Alex'r. Laughlin, James MeCluney.
Morgan l.. OFT, Geo. Adams:
REFERENCES: 8. Brady, Cashier Merchants
National Bank, Wheeling Lis, Morrison q
70, Mno y 81 8GTooers Wheeling; Pryor,
Ing; Michael Reilly, Wholesale Grocer,
Wheeling; Mcclellan q Knox, Boot and
shoe Aouse, Wheeling; McCahe, Kraft eco.
" 1ruS 45Eo4 wheeling; Geo. v: FranHheim q
In M ;:oO WWinahip, Woods Co, QueenGware
Wheeling; T. @. McAfee, Notions, wheeling;
Sa1mPRRea. Frey Coz Pubs. intelligence,
ing; J. E: Sands, Cashier, First Nat. Bank,
6alrmonG &. z. Camden, Priest. Nat. Ex.
Hank, Weston, W. Val Capt. John Mcclure,
Jr.' wheeling. apr25
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DON'T fail to look over the large
stock of Ladies', Misses and Children's
wear at 1O7, and compare prices with
those of other ofthe leading Shoe firms.
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GheQmteltiqenee
FRIDAY MORNING, MAY IS.


New Advertisements.
Steamer r. r. Hudson.
A Card.
Notice.. o. G. T.
Headquarters Post Thoburn No.
G. A. r.
Alex. II. Forgey, 12O Main Street.
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BLOND & BAoHMAN have received a
fine assortment of the Spring Style OF
Lasting Balmorals and Button Caters.
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For Salo Cheap

GOOD BUGGY. NEARLY NEW, and
A one set Buggy Harness. Enquire ~ the
7f-,i' l " GILBERT ON q FISHER:
rrv91 lw Wheeling, W. Va.
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For Sale.

SMALL FARM or 81 ACHES, ~
A miles from CTugar NH, on the "aynes-
bug Road. ,,u,,,,
mRyl4 1. IN w IN.
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For Rant.
For Rent.
ger 3aIz
For Salo.

SPRING WAGOE, IN GOOD REPA1R
a .1itable for one or two horses. viii he
nIId cheap at 4. T. RHODES q SONS,
nIv96.2Jt bridgeport. G..
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Secondhand
COTTON MACHINERY

FUR SAAHe
Caris,-Draw1ng Frames,-Coarse and Fine
peeders,-Dead Spindle Notwithstanding
erS,-DreSSerS, &c,
For description and prices Of these ma
G.. r. BATTLES, AGENT FREMONT MILLS,
fet9-2taW6m Lowell, Mass.
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state Insurance Company

FPARKERsBURG. W. VA.
CAPITA 800, 900.
Paid in and secured by the deposit Of Gov
eminent Bonds.
DIRECTORS.
GEN j. ]. JACKSON, President Second Ma
]. N. srEPHENsoN, President Parkersburg
H ESiIT LOGAN, Director Parkersburg Ma
THoaPsoS LEACH, Director ParkeEsburs
JEo $. V. R4TMBoHE, Director First National
8. PRAGER, Director First National Bank.
NJ. P. AM1ss, Attorney at Law.
GEO. J. HOPKINS, Merchant.
WIN. NJ. EVANS, Merchant. -
M. c. c. CHURCH, President W. Va. Trans
REV, THos. II. MONROE, OF the NJ. E.Church.
GEN. ]. ]. JACKSON. President.
M, p, AMISS, Vice President.
KS. FOREMAN. Secretary.
This Company being fully organized with
its capital paid up and secured by govern m,
ment bonds do propose 70 take fSHS cS on
Buildings Of AZ kinds an EsG.
goes on the Western waters ana takes' anu
Being composed of good and leading puhi'
ness men, would respectfully solicit the pat
ronage or the insuring public: Applications
fer insurance viii be promptly attended 10.
and policies issued at the agency o1 We "'e4
N. q. ARTHuR Agent,
APPS Wheeling and Vicinity.
National SAVING Bank Of Wheeling
Incorporated january 18th, 1859.
CAPITAL. 100000.
1EONEY RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT
itI Interest paid on Special DepoGnts. NoIe5
and Bilis discounted. Exchange bought ana
SnId COllections made on all points and pro-
ceeds promptly remitted.
Discount day.Monday:
Thomas sa g Il: List k & b M FEas
''O' AA4' j. L. sti1el.
rHOs. b. LIST, President
J, McCLCNEY, Vice President
g. p. HILDRETH, Cashier.
West Virginia Insurance Company.
CAPTTAI................... SI65, 900 90.
MAKES RISKS AT THE Low EST Rates
on Buildings OF all kinds, Furniture.
Household Goods. Merchandise and goods IN
DIRECEORS.
| JacoI, Hornhrook, Jacob NJ. BIckel,
Henry Hartman DT. j. =. HuPP:
Jonathan RowleyS EdmunC BocK1nS'
r. T. Smyth, T. ]. Campbell,
j. H. BrtSIor, .. fEaSeE:
VIM. B, Odbert, THOMAS 6oSGeSS
Is d n Farnsvyorth, VIM. B. Crane,
David Bnlmyer, !OSeph SnleICs'
VIM. R. White, a. GOn, il?
| l. H. Duval, u. ID, h. DIX
VIM. 4. Stevenson.
Office over Religious Book HouSe. south
| side Monroe street, Wheeling W: Va.
JACOB HORNBROOK, Prest.
JACOB NJ. BICKEL, Vice PreS't-
JIM. McWHORFER, 6ec'y.
g. B. McoOLLOCH, Asst Sec'y.
mari
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For anything and everything in the
way OF Boots or Shoes go to Blond 81
BaChman'6
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Selnes, Selnes.

TAM PREPARED TO FURNISH sEINEs
suitable for small streams, at short notice.
CHAS. n. BERRY
Nos. Is and 10 Water st.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-12-18
Dissolution Notice.

THE cOPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
L existing between the undersigned. in the
San Francisco Restaurant. Gold Hill, was dis
solved on the 1T OF December, by mutual con:
sent. All persons indebted 10 the concern will
Sc. tic with Mr. Lowcry, VINO will continue the
business, end all debts owing by the firm, De-
cembcr tst, will be settled By him.
LowERY j. SANDERS.
Gold Hi!., December Sth, 1869. deS-a
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CENTRAL and WESTERN
PACIFIC RAILROADS.
Via OAKLAND FERRY.


Chnrsc Of Time. December 9th. 1869.
EXpRESS TRAIN SYSTEMATICALLY.
IL Leaves San Francisco at s A. ~; San Jose,
S45 A. ~; Stockton, 1915 r. NJ; Sacramento,
2:2H I. NJ; Junction. 3:aJ J. NJ; Coihx, 1:5O =.
H.; Reno. 1:15 a. ~; Wadsworth, Bus a. NJ;
Carlin, $40 p. NJ: Elko, O:25 p. ". Arrive at
Ogden, 300 a. NJ: OMAHA: l:i0r.M.
EXPRESS TRAIN WESrwARD-DAILi
Leave Ogden 5:S0 T. ~: Elho. ?:C0 4. "; Carlin,
l0:25 A. NJ; Argenta, los r. NJ; Winnsmncea,
$50 T. ~; Wadsworth, l2:05 A. NJ; Reno, 2:l0A.
NJ. Coliax, 0:s0 a. NJ; Junction, 1918 p. H.;
Sacramento, 1:3D r. NJ: Stockton, S:2J r. y.
Arrive at san Jose, ESQ p. NJ; San Francisco,
WAY MAIL. EASTwARD-Daily Sundays
cxcepted). leaves San Francisco, 400 p. NJ; San
Jose, i:SU p. NJ; Stockton, s:3S +. NJ; arrive st
WAY MAIL, WESTwARD.-Daily (Sundays
excepted. leaves Sacramento, $50 \. NJ: STOCK
ton, S:20 \. NJ; arrive at San Jose, l2:iO p. n;
THE HOTEL DlNiSG CAR "INTERNA.
TI0NAL," II attached 10 the Way Nal Trains
leaving Sacramento at $50 .. ~; and San Fran
cisco 400 Pm.
MarysvIllc Exprss,-DniIy.
LEAVES SAN FRANCISCO 500 A. NJ: Sac.
ramcnto 2:l0 p. n. Arrives ut Marysyille 400
RETURNING, LEAVES MARysvILLEA AT
.
and at San Francisco al 80 =. ".
MARYSVILLE ACCOMMODATIoNTRA
Daily (Sundays exccpted). leaves Sacramento at
6:l0 A. n. Arrives at Marysvllle at l0:I5 A. =.
I.cavcs Marysyillc NJ 100 L. N. Arrives at Sac
raucnto ai 5:35 Pm.
Throush Fares Payable In Currcuey.
From San francisco TO OMAHA. Sill 90: st.
Louis. $le9 90; Chicago. $50 CO; New York,
$50 10; New Orleans, $l62 90.
SILVER PALACE SLEEPING COACHES
arcrnn daily from San Francisco TO Prcmontolry.
Double Berth, So; State Rooms, Sl2. Double
Berths accommodate two psrrons. State Rooms
three persons.
SECOND CLASS TRAINS leave Snn Fran
cisco 400 j. NJ; Sacramento. 4:SO a. NJ. Fare
Currency rates). to Omaha. $50; st. Louis, $COi
Chicago. SEQ: New York, $50.
CHILDREN not over Twelve 12p yearf OF
age Half Fare: under Five () year. OF age. Free.
100 POUNDS OF BAGGAGE tpcr adult
passcnger) Free. so Pounds Baggage (pcr
child between ard ~ years Of ageD Free:
EXTRA BAGGAGE (oyer 100 pounds) be.
tween Sacramento and Omaha currency $io
per 100 pounds.
T. II. GOODMAN, Gcn'I Passg'r Agent.
December q, 1852. d1o-tf
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INQUIRE OR LEAVE ORDERS AT CHAR
l 10y Lezste's Restaurant. C. street, opposits
the international Saloon, Virginia.
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90 WAR HAS BEEN DECLARED, AND %
am prepared to meet the eEcmyl r
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-08-05
Observation-Disclosures.

@el66ft9perle9un8.
Der 11nter3etdnete bena@rt@tiet bierbur1 bas
geebrte beutl9e publitun1. baB It 1tin
Eobadsz uno @t9arren8ei@dft,
be1en MTortiueut nit neuer Waare aQer Dirt
beutenb e~rtpeitert tpprben. aus BEN alien 2otat
BEN 8rideebaube
Mo. 40, Dritte @traRs,
ueben Der Grftn Rational Ban
perlegt unb baielbf uie in benz alien 0ctal fort.
fabren tuirb, MQes %aufsubieten, IN, ben an(pri-
Den ietner @el&aftsfreunbe @eniise u letfen.
S. 90. Tu1elt.
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Gcnful Molmro8 atecrci1t.

@eitern Mor9en trat Gpnlul Oscar
Walmrps feline Neiie na1 Winnepeo an.
Mm Mbenb pprber Y%eranRaltete Der Turnz
perein cine tletne Nbl9iepsfeier in ieiz
1er 5aue, gu Der ld auber ben Mit9lie<
Der teS @erein6 aud nod cine Mn3abl
Treunce bcS Generals e%in9efunpen bait
ten. @{ni9e turie &eben >purben 9ebalz
ten auf bic Sen. MalmrcS ontportete uro
ale iu&ten benz auf ldn9ere 3eit I9eipfnz
ben Trcunoe ben Mbenp an9enebm 3u
MAIDEN bis gu ipdterS tunoe, no CT BON Der
Gurner S@uBen @ompa9nie na9 @aus
esccrtirt ruroe.
Mm Mpr9en CAB tbm cine Nttbeilun9
Burner pa6 @elett: na@ bcm Bobnbof.
@ir winiden Gen. MalmroS cine
slddli@e &eiie uno piel @ersnisen mab>
renb ba8 @inters unb pouen bofen pae
er nd@iten CONNER ct. Naul NIT 1etnem
8elude beebren '>pirc.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-08-05
II
SMbcrtif6.

I!le u q builder" lit
eer Sitel zines BON @ef tern u. g., 81
Yarf Rom berau6eceebenen MonotSbefz
ten, oab wie BET Gitel belaet, Der Me6oz
mic uno 8aufunft 9eriomet 1T. @S 1T
iebr id6n aus9eitattet. Der Druid 1T
eeutli@ unb rein uno bic. Suunrationen
lauber unp 9enau ou69efubrt. Die Qei=
tun9 oellelben in ben 9dnpen BON @ad=
tuncisen. Ga bietet cine Menee po>,
bS@f intere6onten Mrtifeln ibcr Me6o<
mic unc8 aufunR lie 1elblt ron nem 9aitn
NIT Snterc1e 9elelen tperpen.
MuS benz @erlaa BON 6. Stet1er
IN yferp yerf tamen uns rie eriten stpet
5ette Don 6riB &euter'6 @erfe lit plattz
eeutl@er Spra@e gu. l1eter ba5 Werf
or(ldt 1t9 bic ~Nem Yorfer .6anoelsseiz
tun9" lebr ri9tis ME fplet aus:
nGrtB &euter's lammtli@e Werfe
erl9e!ncn jebt IN elmer &eibe BON Wodenlieferuu=
etn 60 Is eents in Der Bu9banbluna BON 6erru
=. @tetger % II. "a G%rantfort st., .bieielbR.
uebtr bieIen unlern populdr1tn Iutor III 10 piel
beg 2obss unb berInertennrns aebadt, ae1aat unb
9ei@rieten tprrben, taB su leineu unperwirflidjen
yorbeern nod btnlufigen gu >puQcn, chen 70 eitel
tpie es uVmDslt9 lein tpiirbe, bie1elben ~ 1dmG,
lern ; bat bod bic san3e Nation tur@ aQe lire
@9i9teu, ni9t bios Der bialectsperpauttc Shell.
Jpn lett feinem 8 rl6eine, ais 2iebling iu ibr Ser,
9eldlolen. Mber Wnerfennuu0 perbient in, ppQem
Mabe bas Heltreben, benz Gc!tc feiuen Oi9ter 10
aabe 3u brinsen mic nur ra0elid, &rel6es in Der
uns porliessneen Nussabe einen soQenteten Mus=
Mind 6eStfrNc4 hnf< htnSn1kn .nsIsok ca A..L N
iettlg 1prStalttge Mue1tattung, %be|cnbcrs aud bur9
bic Gorrtctbtit ibrer Observation-Disclosures I'M
Vlatteeut19en bon ni6t gerin9er 99nierisfeit-
rortbeilbaft aus uno wirb ba lie lit 60 wDdenti=
den Qisferuugen "a 49 @eiten, allo tinnen Sab
resfrilt, bic %eeiammten Merte &euter's ~ brinaeu
Der lpri9t ben Yreis b~erleltcn pom $3.50 auf
So ~ rebuciren: einYreie, ben tppbl3eber, Der bod
genug ltebt, Neuter 81 lteben, in bicIen fat unmerfz
liaen Staten ncn IS @erts u Dpde erl9mingen
farm, un1 ft9 btane1 8ursem I'M 8elibe bes 8isl-
e%ffeiertsn 81 ieben. Stbe weiteregmpfebluns bic
ier Nussabe wirp burb sor(tebenee Iateu mebr
ais iiterflaiFs sema&t."
Steiger'6 2iterari19crM ~
not6beridt.- ivlematil9 aecrz
pnete ueberitdt ncuer Grl1einunaen aui
oemTelrc ceutl9erQitcrotur &c. rehtfertiat
leinenGitel Yplltommen, Der Monatsbcz
rtdtlieferte cine 9etreuelleberltd oQer neuen
Grl9etnun9en auf Ten literoril1en Tslpe,
unp entbalt nebltrem Nus;iAe aus 3eit>
l6riftcn, 8eitrd1e Yon ben crl fen Nutbr>
rem Deutl6lancs unp Nmcritaa. &c. &c.
Der Deut1de Ytonter.-Gine
Monat6idrft fir Grinuerunotn an ras
oeutl@e Yipnier 3eben in ren Scr. Staaz
ten. DoS 4te Self piele in Cincinnati
berau6gesebenen 3eitidrift 1T uns 3u9es
fcmmen. IS entbdlt unter anrerm Elm
@eci@t: Der pil9er;ua bet Mdbrilden
8,aoer", + &arl Wulf i ~pic erft
Nieberla0un9 am Sbip," vNus 2puisz
piue'6 &er9ansenbeit" &C., Gcitorteles,
cine Neee rea 6errn Nlmeline 9ebolten
beim Stiftunsefeite res @erein6. &c. &c.
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alfs.
0erfammlnne bes @r5iebun8s;
ratbe8.

Oe SeI|aWWluH9 pes Gr3teDunY8>
ratbS fanb 9eftern Nbenb tatt.
Snlpectcr paine tpurbe gum @prfBe
berufen. ...
Der @ebalt Der 2ebrertnnen puree auf
$3.50 erbSbt.
Die Snbetra9tnabme eines Be@9lu0es
einen Muiit &ebrer fir bic Bffentli9en
@@ulen an3uRel4en wurpe auf nd9fe
@eriammlun8 peri9pben.
Die Committee an tpel@e bic @pmmu<
nicatton pe5 @brp. Sobn Srelanp uno
be6 @brw. Clemens @taub referirt mar
be,i9tete, bab 1ie ben Snbolt ter @omz
municatipn 9enau erpp9en unb meitere
@%rfldrun9en uno Mittbeilunoen bardber
ein9ebolt na@ rel9en ii@ bas Mnertie<
ten ,pie fpl9t 9efteQt:
CWir f1nnen, ea ber Beri9t Elm {ebr
LANCER it, Jpn ni@t p1rtli@ &pieperoeben,
ionoern werpen perlu9en Dem 2eler cine
furSt6 @elume 3u ltefern.)
1. Dab bic @atbepral< unb 6tmmel<
fabrtbS @@ule Cunter bie( em Nan1en BE-
tannt) an ben S9ulbparb tranSferrirt
werpcn ipQen, bab fir Die @ebdupe feline
&ente bere9net >perpen ioue uno Der
8paro feline @erantpprtli9fett i'm Sale
Don Geuer pber anoern lln9l1dfdQen
BABE.
2. DoB Die S9ulen III allen Din9e11
ben @or19rtften ce6 Gr3tebun9sratbe6
un%tertpprf fen iein ioQen.
Die COMMITTEE beltebenb aus ben Snz
ipectoren $. s.. Gibley, Spbn Mattpd8
unp Sc 9. Tarreu, erflaren in benz &n@
erbieten ntdt6 uneeleblt9e8 unb ben CT
3iebun98welen ent9e9enfrebenpen gu fin
pen> muir fu9t SnipectorM attpd8 cine g.
tldrung bci, BON ,pel@er er feline 3u Sbi>
gem sesebene 3uiimmun9 atbansis
ma9t.
Diele Grfldruna leiner Mn1l9ten Gber
bic Sa9e 9ebt pabin, raB es ni@t fatt@
Daft 1ei bic beicen S@ulen 3u lberneb>
men, ba bieielben swar Der Torm mad
Treii@ulen wlrpen benz @etRe na9 je<
bod Sectenl @ulen blteben. SIS mGroe
stpar Dem Gr3iebun9srutbe pas &e6t
ein9eraumt pieS @ulbQ@er gu befimmen
uno Qebrer an3uaeuen unb 1onf bic
@@ule gang na@ ieinem @utadter ;u
requiem au6tr in ipl9en @a@en bic
bur9 pas @ert tatbpli11 bebinet
riirben. GS la1e f@ bisraus fpl9cn baB
bic 2ebrer t atbplil@ lein mi6ten. Grl<
Der babe man ppr9eseben pab es fi@ NIT
benz @epi1en ber &atbplifen ni@t perz
einbare tbre &inber in bic G,ei19ulen
3u itnpen, Jest noble man bic fatbpltl9en
S@ultn in Greii4ulen uu,panbeln, &parz
uu1, >penu Die @ewi0ens,crupeln be@tttiet
flno, fenben fatbplil9e <trt, ibre Sim
Der ni&t in tte Greilaultn?
Ser MaApds iaBt ferner, paB baS
9anSe Betreben ieintr @nf@t no@ ni9ts
anper6let, al6 pom SfentlidenS @ulfonb
bic Mittel 3ur l%lnterbaltuns BON 3wei
Seteni@ultn 81 erbalttn unb >penn er
aud CLAUDE, paB BE 8eeenwdrti9 bier
>pobntnpen tatboliiden @eifltd'en germ
NIT bemGrsiebunesratb 3u@annmenwirten,
bteles feline @arrontie Iti, bab ibre Na@s
fol9er Elm 9let9eS tbun w1rpen, babur@
aber Elm prdeeoenjfaQ Seeeben perben> auf
tpel@es 9eltlbt, balo jepe rtli9ible Sefte
Elm 9lei@tS pripile9ium &pie pieie beipen
@emetnben %perlan9en tpiirpen.
5trr Mattods tridte fi@ nod refill
der ueberle9uno pabin aus, bab Der Ct
3tebun9sratb taS @elu@ beS Gbrw. s.
Srelano unb Clemens Staub ni@t &C.
pdbren ip1e.
Nuf Snipeftor 5omareS Mntra9 puree
Der Beridt gum Druid beproert uno fir
BE @erlammlun9 am Is. Mu9uit auf Die
9asescrbnuns 9eieBt.
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polbdgtruht.

Mtttw d. - patrid Muoney, Elm
entla6ener Solpat BON Sort Mbercrpn,<
bic, puroe l9mer betrunfen in Der N1be
oe6 @arftboules ~9efunben uno in 1einer
Ndbe fem leeres Ga1@enbu9. Ct oab
Dor bas Ypliset9ertht 9ebraGt an, 6os
baIelbe $50 entbalten, uno er barum bez
raubt lei. +
Der &i@ter Lief tbn> ia er einen paB
na6 81. 2cut6 Bate stcben.
@ecr9 9terce, Der BOT etntoen Do@en
aus Der Staot oerbannte Mann NIT benz
19Snen 8arte, fam >piecer unp purre
tpieoer per S@ub aus ter @tabt ee<
bra9t.
Same8 Eplep BON Scott &C., betneipte
ft6 uno entridtete bicl e Breibeit an ben
&i9ter $3.50.
Dpnnerfa8.-pat. Mooney, her
9eifern als beraubt entlaGen, tpurce wiez
cer in ielbi9em 3uftanbe 9efuncen, ater
bie6mol purdiudt uno 1iete po, man
fanp bas seftublen iein lo1enbe Tal9en>
bud. Ct wurce paber I'm $40 unb& c fen
9ebIbt.
8reitog;- benjamin Syle unt
Scbn Calvin prl9elten fi9 an Der 2eYce
uno murcen pofur um $40 unp Soften
sefraft.
Sobn Davies Elm 8emobner Der Mrz
menfarm entlief ppn tort unc tranf iid
Ginen an. Ct muroe rabi11 ,urudaez
1anot.
Gam a q. - Gin Mann Namene
Deemed, Der Gem Ypunoma lter cine cinz
eef an9ene &ub wtepsr obnebmen moute,
murpe ein9eiperrt.
pat &yan, betrunfen, IS II. Soften.
@ep. Yierce> @asatuno> Is Sage einz
geIperrt.
Carrie palmer> Treo @9ter Charles
Nopp u. $. 2awion, ale tetrunten> unc
;ablten $3.50.
Spbn Carrier Rceer GonneuA Brant
&euv, Scbn Yeter &p6fy, Grant Donz
nelly, 8reo @plf, Bm. 6enfner unp 8.
penoer9alt maren an9etlaat Salcon ~
balten obne Die seb1rioen 2ieen3en eelSii
gu baben. Burpen lhuloi9 befunben
uno mu6ten jeper $40 uno &oitenG trofe
;ablen unp auberoem ibre 2icen;en 1ofort
l6len
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1869 ab IN talomcnatii&ea 2ieerunesn @ Is Gen 8,
Deutl@ : amerifanii4e8 @onper Iations
Qrrifon>
NIT fpEie1e: MudNht arf ta5BesuIiniB rer In Mmt rtsd l.ber,
en Deutidtt. NIT BE :ueuna aQer seutl 1en, aneritant{bfn
enaIii4tu une fraHoilden Guelet,
une inter yittpirfuns pieIer beroorsageueen
eeutidhen Zd'riftiteuer 4mcriea'so