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ruff oe6 Committees Der am 81. Wat lit
.Wprn1s 3uiammentretenpen 8er(amm1<
lung peut(der p%roteitante1 lautet:
Die Gtnlaoun9 beS Yapites att bic
eeuti9en protetanten CUR &udfebr tn bic
rDmtl9e STRIDE erfproert cine Mntmprt
aus BEN Munoe pe6 prote tantil9en8 Dol
tes. Die wadienpe &ubnbcit oer ultraz
mpntanenpartet mabnt bic beut19enprp=
tetanten CUR @a9lamteit uno @ereintz
9un9. llniere bBditen @rrunsenl@aften
BON mebr ais etnem Sabrbunpert, Die
@emt6en8> unb @ctf tes > 6reibeit, bic
Selbfitdnot9fett be6 Staates> Der cpnfe(<
f1pne1e Trtepe i1np bur9 bic l@nciflifa
pom 8. DECEMBER 1864 unb ben pamtt
nerbunoenen SYlabu6 anoe9rtfen unp
pa6 auf ben s. DECEMBER bteles Sabre8
ein~berufene 1fimenil9e Goncil fol- auf
bic @runoidBe jene6 papflt9en @9retz
ben6 ba8 @ie9el briden. @ir b0rfen
ni6t ldn9er l9wet9en. Sci biel Ter Ser
anla6ung> molten mir un8. ober altG an
baS e%rtanern, pa6 mir per eienen Stride
unc t9rea felt 20 Sabren mei t NIT leere11
8erbeibungen sertr6iteter @emei1z
pen i@uloig itnb. @ou un6 eebolfen
tperoen> 70 mi6en ptr uns 1elbf belfen."
-unter5eidnet 1T paS @9riftfud bon:
Or. 8lunoi@i prof. in @eioelbere; s.
Grter> III Neutaot a. ,. s.. 81. Trele<
MUS, prof. in8iesbacm 95ni9,G tact<
pfarrer in 5eioelbers; g. &arp, lit
Darmfaot; 6. 6, &. Maurer, pfarrer
8er93atern g. Mert Tabritant in
Darmlfaot; propence, prof. in pfort6<
betm: >. S@neQenber9> S~taotpfarrer
in 5eioelber9; 81. @@enfel, prof. In
5e{pelber9 Or. @@irm III @%ieSbaoen ;
Or. @eber> Mopufat III Sfentu9 a.. &c.;
Or: 3{ttel, @ppofat uno Staptpfarrer in
9eipelberg. .v -
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-Gine er9Dbli6e Iiebeael6i6te Mir

-Gine erAIsli6e Iiebe9elhi6te Mir
aus Gait : Birmingham Yennlylpanien,
semelret: Sn rer Na9t gum Cienfaa
b1rte Gin Bur9er, pelber 1iG su ipdter
Stunoe ouf ben @eimwe9 befunp> in rem
Birtbstaule Der Trou Sane Gbpmas in
cer Solepb @trobe Gin eisentbumli9e6
@erduiG> weldeS i'm auf Die ermutbune
brabte, rab D:ete in cas Qofal eineez
prunaen leien. 81 muete, cob bic @ir
tbtn l6on I'M 8ett MAJ, unb tIppfte pesz
balb all bic Gblr. Inn aber 1slbf nidt
in unannebmltdfetten gu oeratben, oina
er baron. Die @irtbin muroe turd,
pas &lopfen ma6, fpra,s aus cem 8ett
uno idncQ in ras Sdenfsimmer> no fe
pier Mdnner lab> RE 19nel purh6 Sen
iter o%aponeilten. Sie 1ebte l4neQ mad,
uno padte ben pierten nod l@neu 0enuo
AM &ra9cr, Tilt Jpn %feltbalten gu fSnnen.
Der &erl mebrte iid aus 2eibestrdften,
pie @irtbin ater bdnote ii1 nit Ter oorz
gen @dmere ibrcr 25Qptuno wieacncen
&%6rperma1e an i'm unp bielt Jpn feF.
Nun entipann 1a Smiiden cen Beipen
Elm letbafter Sang, ben Die @irtbir "a:
init beenccte, RAP fe rem Dieb ben Sod
ater ben &orf ;on ibn an Die @rce mari
unp 1& auf Jpn iegte. Gabrem |e 70
ibren @esner 9efe1e|t, fling fle an, aua
eeibeefraften su i6rein, urp rief lire ;nei
orer rrei 8palcct5 bertei, bic {id nun
reS Diebe5 gu ben1dGti9en 1udttn. . cr
Menld ater idlu9 uno tiB UNI G@ wie
Elm. wiitbence6Gbicr; morauf renMacame
miecer auT cie Scee fam, pie Sadie i'm
Siben a%t;ubonceln. Der Dieb ,puill,rre
ncd eth NAL 5uTalle Sebra9t rie l9mcrle
Birtbin naba, NIT tbren 8oorcer5 ouf
ibm plab unr III rieler @ituation
nartetrn ite 9emutbli6 auf ren andre
@enpen Mur9en. 81 bic 6rau m,abrene
esllen Aeitridt uuO rie Mannesr 0erauA
baben, miro ni1t er;ablt roB ie ater
TOPPER auf tbremSiB au6barteu, iNlbotz
lade. 70 rab als enr!i@ poliseili&e ,6ilfs
reauirtrt rperpen tpnnte, Der Dicb mebr
tort ale ltbenci9 mar mar ~ ST. murce mad,
esmgodup aebradt uno, .rpri in eine;3eue
elngel9loien, no er fi9 auf Ter Nriti9e
allmdbuta er6plte. Grbeibt 6enry2ittle.
glle leineS piebseielen -ino @eoraeB adee=
ron, 9ebn Bropf unoscin eerpi7erGonmay
ansseist. sss G.
@ien, +. Stunt. = Infer neuer Sc
fanete trurre beute jpem prdlnier> Mimi=
fter 8aron 8euh pprseteut, unp lplte,
purb oieitn. csm Railer.. d Mn ass g
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--7Ji6t, il. sppn Mep Yprf batbe(&lufz
len le11t 9robeS SpernbauS In Stem Yort
tnpelde6 e. bon Dift taneetauft bate II
i9lteben. ! Srob BET pplen 6duier 5folen
{etne @erluite 70 bebeuteno oewelen @ein,
eab fist f& sen6tbtst fanb beute Mbenb
feline lebte @orffeQuns 3u setben.
= Cine 9rpBe 3uantitdt 3uder tpurbc
pur& &epenue 8eamten BON @btcaop,
IN Dubuqe %eonf8cirtt Der 3uder ipu
uriprQnolt@ na9 Orleans oeildt,m,uoaelt
uni, yon, ca, .bur9 etn @ommiGiuuSbaus
IN Gbicasp mad m@eiten perfauft nor III
ben ietn.
- Die Gtinnabmen Der &epubltf Neru
betrl19e1 I'm leBten Sabre 2$12,33O,60O
an 3SQen unb 800 900 fir GUAM;
sulammen $44> 720>600, trobtem bat Der
StaatSi9ab etn Deficit Yon $16,561,590.
:Mtlw dufee..--Die Direftoren ber
Mftlwautee uro st. paul @i1enbabu
bte|ten ibre SabreSz@ erlammlurg' ab.
NeaYenwprtb.-Terne &eri6te
1aser: baB bic Snbianer Die Nnieplunoe,1
an BEN Gliben Sa!mpn unb 'Meputliea,1
YerpIifet baben. Sn oer Nabe BON
@bite part uno Safe GibleY baber bic
Snoianer wdbrenp Ter lebten @p6e
9robe y%erbeerunsen an9eridtet. Maior
Cor BON 10. @apalerie Neeiment bertdz
tet oab' BE Nrapboe8 unb 400 Cheyenne
Snbtaner pbne ale 2ebensmittel unb
pbne Imunttton finb. Colonel Nellon,
per Superintendent in Sort 2eapenSmortb
Bat etnen beceutenben @prratb BON Nroz
pttpnen uno @aaren fit bic Snbianer
erbalten. Se@8 @%ompa9nier bes 10.
@aoalerfe &esiments meroen iofort als
@arntlon na@ Camp SupplY abeel9idt
tperoe11> 70 pte flint @pmpa9nieu Snfanz
terie.
Ole MniIeolun9en in Sepeu unb
Mtt@eQ Counties int N%oromeRlt6en
&anias iouen 9dn;lid p~erla7en fem unp
ioQen bic Snoianer 20 Yerloneen in pie1er
Nnieolun9en 9et4otet baben. Gin panic
berrl9 bur@ oielen 9an3en Spell spn
&anlaS.
- General G6perar 1T Dulles Na&z
fol9er. 5asanna 1T siemli9 rubt9.
Momiralpalacy miro BEL 9ulciot $7O><
600 bon benz Snlur9enter empfanaen ut
baben uno loQ na9 &ey @ef 0e0anaen
lein.
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Gonfibence &@minoel.
4 AEEL4EF hE IfZ&
Mebrere unlerer 8ur9er baben in leBz
ter 3etti Briefe Serbalten Die tpie fpl9t lauz

ter 3eit} 8riefe erbalter iii. tpie fplst lau>
ten:
4e.4 Confidential .
+ Mew2g urt; a234 gruabwas<
Wertber @em!-@ir nebmer uns bic
Treibeit Sbnen III 1l9reibctl "a mir uber,
seugt finb, bab we,1m ISie unisr Meen,
,perpen unr mad Nnn{eren gprl9riiten
banpeln@ mollen, eli lebr piel }@elo perz
bieren tDnnen pbne paB Semano pa6 tpie
unp tparum au6fnpet.-8ir baden einen
9roBen @prrotb pon BenauenN g doriident
e6ter Ser. Staaten TrealurY Noten> cie
mir felbf nit 9robem Gerlu}te, objuleben
wunl@en.-Ste finp in Yadeten tppppt
jeets uber 500DoQars, rv%praaientirt.- Sn
jepem pieier padete mo ~, 5 unb 10
Dollar e6te Grealuty Noten.-Der Yreis
fit Elm padet Qlr ciscrete 2eute) 1T Is
Dollars. tNoG Gmpfan9 bieler 9 umme
tperoen mir Sbnen Elm 1olde6padet lberz
1enoen, ODER, "menn sic ben npQen8 etrao
nidt 81 remittiren wanl9eu> rerben mir
Sbnen aa@ Gmpfan9 5 Dollars Elm
paquet Gbermaden unp Sie fInnen bas
iibrt9e eini9iden 1pbalp Sie baS 0anse
ab9elebt baben.-@n Ysrtrauen auf Sbrc
Gbrenbafttateit tit riele Ter Mnselesenbeit ba
mir wi6en Raj es SIR ei9ener @prtbeil
fem Miro weitere @ei4dfte nit. uns 3u
MAIDEN. @enn sic Elm padet. belteut
baben, f1nb mir germ tereit, weitere Mu6z
funft gu ertbeilen. sic befpmmer Elm
Yafet fir 10 Dollars 6. .. D. UeiGm<
pfong per GrpreB ~ be3ablen) unb bic
abriAen IS Dollars fInnen @te etn1enz
ben 1obalo sic has padet Serfauft baz
ben jeoo@ m1aten mir Sbnen ratben
unS 5 Dollars per ppf (uno BE ibrt9en
20 Dollars na9ber) ein;uienben, inben1
sic paourd bic GrpreB Soften erlparen.
Wenn @te Don unlerem Nnertieten Sc
trau9 MAIDEN wolen, minen sic IS ~
9lei6 tbun> Ia mir ni6t perlpre9en f1nz
men eas Yadet 80 Sage na@ benz Gmz
pfan9e oieie5 3uldiden gu f5nnen.-8e<
ionoere Staten fir flint III gleiGer 3ett
b%etellte padete.-8pm &erlenoen miro
Ntet,ano ettpaS 9ewabr.
Man aoore1tre 90.
DeQay II. s.
234 8rpacway sc. 9.
Gs finb idpn mebrere 8riefe an tie
obi9e Apre6e in Der Ycif SfFce Elm etrofz
fen, jecod 1T es 3weifelbaft ob bic @@rei>
Der perlelben e6 pro1tabel fnben 1perpen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-06-10
@tabt< unb 2anb> Mohrt9ten.
IN nnfere monnenten.

Sc 1T ei9entli@ niGt un1ere @ewpbn<
belt in Der 3eitun9 Mnbnunsen an bic
Sannleligen, ereebet1 III la1er1, bod Nno
mir 9%e3rpungen bieleS Mal eineMuSnabme
3u MAIDEN. eJn uniern 8Q6ern lfe1enz
ben Eaulenbe Yp1 Dollars bic lan9t fall
Tia maret,, uluo por, penen wir. wi1en, boB
Sic ile ldulpenoen 2eute jeoerseit gut lino
sflr Ben ypn ibnen i4ulrisen8 etra9, bod
#1outen fib pie Germ S@ulpner merfen,
Sag mir nit Dem @utbaben ni9t tesabz
len fDnnen, unp biele6 miil1en. mir is re-
oelmdbi9 al5 e6 jece @o@e einen @am>
flag utb jepen Wonut einen 1iten eitt.
ISL mo1en ourdauS nidt 1a9en, cob IT.
9enp elmer unlerer Mbonnenten uns coS
0elo ablbtli@ pprentbdlt, lonceern elau=
ben ptelmebr baB IS purd cine eepi0e
%untenntnib NIT BEN @on9e zines 3ei>
tuns89elddfte5 tomn1t. Cine 9roBe
Mense berlelben benfeu rdmli9: baS
iinb muir $3.50 bamit laufe i'd benz
Druder nt9t fort unp er brau9t ii& bebz
balb feline Sor9en gu maden! Stun iouz
ten f9 bic 2eute aber penfen, oaB unlere
@elammteinnabmsn aus fplden $3.50
po1ten bcite5en unb> boB, went1 mir Derer
AUDI nur 1000 %austeben baben> unp wez
niger finp es }elten> biel e6 oaS nette
@amm@en Don $4,000 au6na6t> pel9e6
bon un6 wdbrenb be5 Sabre8 auf 5eler
uno Gent baar aus9ele9t perber muBte,
unb bab btele6 feline &%letni9fett fit einen
arn1en Druder it, fann ii6 jecer penfen.
Mllo> ,pertbe Greunee Der Staat63ettung>
ri9ten mir an Gu9 Die Bitte bic @reenz
badS redt 3ablreid einsulenpen. Gin
lenpun9en per pot<Sffce Monep Srcer
ODER in re9iitrirten 8riefen fSnnen auf
unler Niftco sena9t weroen.
unierNeiienrer 9err 6. Tlet19er
miro wdbreno be6Spmmer5 einen 9roben
She'll oe6 GtaateS b~ereilen uno bitten
mir Die 9eebrten &eler Jpn na@ &rdften
bebQlRi& gu fem,
M%nfniipfenp an Sbi9ea> mil len wtr
nod bemerfen baB mir au6er 5rn. 6leiz
i@er teinen &et1enpen M9enten
baben. Nuber 9rn. GleiiGer iino muir
bic 1er1dteoene>l 2pfal<Naenten autbprtz
ltrt@eloer fir unS inGmpfana j1 nebmen.
Ser pbtltp petl6 if nt6t
autbprtfrt tr9enb welae @el<
Der fir uns in Gmpfan9 gu
nebmen unb mtrb feine pom
tbm.na9 bte1en Datum aus
sefellte autttrnS pon unS
nnerfnt1ntm erben.
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Cine 270 MderTarm3u perz
faufen.- Dieielte 1T funfsebn y ellen .som
Ntnne(ota 6luB beeeen, IS Ndtr @ieie, As &der
3uder<Maple Walp. Der &slt bas itSnte 9ol3-
Lamb i'm @taate. @eleJen an einem idDnen ere.
Hebineunsen 5ufrieeenteQeno. Ma1Sufragen bel
s. q. Wiuiamion, Dor SO, ct. paul, lei Seq
naro Nlorid' i'm Gemperen3 5oule, ct. paul uno
IL Ter Office Der 9taatS3 eltung. 78=4t
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Neuntpn ser @t.pauluptpz
neeri @uarb".-DeS mar bic dltefe
Mili;zS Organization in ct. Yaul> Ml6
Der &rie9 1861 au6tra9 frat cine 9robe
Mn5abl BET Mitelierer rieler Doluntdrz
Gompaenie in bic G%ompan9nie uM". unb
u@". re6 Grftsn Minneiota Ne9iment6
unb fdmpften In Zen Neiben bet Unions
Mrmee. Gielf tiel Ter Gop'eren fanpen
auf ben @9la9tfelpern in Gtr9inia unp
bel GETTYSBURG ben 5elpentoo,
Die nod letenren Mit9lieper Der
@uaro meld,e in ct. poul pObnbaft finn
weroen Mprsen frlb 4 lbr cine 8erz
9nu9unA6 Grcuiion na@ Nbiie Bear
Cafe MAIDEN. Da5 Grcutip : Gomittse
bat beldluHm cine @eleuldaft teltebenr
aus ben alten Mit3liGpern Der pipneer
@uorc 81 e%riinoen> UNI BEN eefauenen
Briiper bic aufSa 'larbG Cemetery be1roben
itnp Gin Denfmabl 81 ieBen. @ir bpfen
raB bieier @ntl6lub our Ibat tperpen
miro uno nab ft6 instrlonrere infer
Startratb an biel en1 2iete5werf tetbeili:
9en miro.
ST IS 2iebe ODER Tle9e<
lei?-Die enslilden 8latter beri6ten,
pab elm jun9er Yerbeiratbf ter Glerf bteii>
ger Gtact por eini9en Ea9en non Der
Wrmenfarm Elm Mar@en> he bcrett5 cine
&lu9e we9en 9ebrpdenen 6etratb6per
ipreGen 9eaen Jpn i@'peten bat, tpe9lodte
uno ca5 am nd9ien Sage roS uYdr=
den" in elmer benadbarten Start 9efunz
ZEN wurte. Der laubere u5err" 1i TO-
9leid bapon 9elaufen uno ra6 armf
Grauen3immer {ei gu Tub mad cer Mrz
menfarm 3urld9efebrt.
ST cas- Grauen5immer pom 2iete6s
wabniinn 0epla9t pper Gin oenrralilirtea
@el41pf? Sbr Sail mag bic Gra9e &C.
ltatten ; BET Character es ,.Yerbeiratbez
ten jun9en Germ" 1T our& fem 8etra9en
efnii9enc fet9eReQt.
- 3wet Spibtuben Yer(u1ten Germ
Bates auf ieinen 5eimmeoe ron St.pau|
81 berauben, erbielten aber ontatt '@elo
prii9el. sic 9aten i9 bamit 3ufrtez
ben.
- Die Yoli;ei 1T nit Ginfanaen ce.
un%lisen1rten v@oriua'6"@ be(hQfti9t.
Gin balb Dubeno per Sag mu0en bic
perbdnsnibppllen $500 ble9en.
- Sim ley t,tr @amlos erbielt Mrs,
6attie Mc&inney> ais iie Mcntacmerv's
@alcon p~aiiirte Elm Stursbar> aus rcm
BaGerpitber in Ter 9ano elmer Dame,
bic pie ra6@erldt ia9t ypn rem v9riinz
duQieen un9ebeuer" gepla9t li. @ie
i&attelte il@. sina reiter unp ranait ens
bete bic @ade. .:
- Geutlae @inwancerer famen etpo
$50 wabrenp Der leBten @ode in bie19e,
Stact an. Die meiiten >paren Ncycs
eeutl@e Da6 mitaebradte 8erm0geu
betrd9t circa $4,000. ..,.1 .n,'.
DaS @aiieneeri&t 1T lber 3en>
gus u. @andes Observation-Disclosures nc:
oe'' Dem Opera. 9aus rerlegt. -
! Die NprtbweRern Tele9rapb @rm:
panY bat ibre preile beceutenp .recucirt
~ MuenS GOLDEN bic Elm paar quite
@ttfel,, @dube oeer. Caters broud,e r,'r rather, mi
nat Gem Upper Sopn" @aubtcre hes Orr
Ybiltpp Tabsl. No: 3t2 Ste StraBe, IL aeben I'm,
I'D bort ben. BON perru 6abelf luetenn som Sier
stbradten gorratb anluiettn. Man fneet sor
Ibte ftiuiten Stief.ln. bic aierli9llen, Cutters ,,a1
beaseftrtiatsn @dubt, 3BeaxQs Mrteit ,pirp i'm.
n,er auf tae Beat, pIntAidle unbt BiQiq0. ana,
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SrtefiHe.

2ife beutider 8riefe bic bis gum 10. SUM-
s. nigt absebplt porben Tnb:
Dtrrenpriefe.,
8rtsman Natban @roBfren3 s.
8pdenfelo .. 5asler VI.
9runt Sulius 50 Mtinldmtbt 8.
Budner s. Qebane s.
Buns s. Waeil 9errmann
Debmer Rarl S. Yepper @bas. M.2
Deppe 9artweg &ooe Wntpn .
Dinfel George @bweiber Balt
GeBer Jobn 81. .@9roeeer W. S.
6i9tenmuQer Yeter 2emme Yster
@raB Granf 6. Stulien u. {.
@eroin9 Bernard WeperS 5etnri9
@eleermaan i. W,lte 5errmann
@re(er Sobn 3eumer @iaiam
49, 9eitner beutl9er &lert,
s. 8. @tepart YoQmeiRcr.
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J q = " 11 MI 8l & $t@
st. AntHpnp, Mfiunefota.
(0bere @tabt.)
iaas j@ 80 eTJa5t ,g4st9 40 .x!E9 hlGgE
zig hS9aen Yreife rerbea fir 1ala uub gettart,u be,ottt.
6taates ued -ubL a5si.ssta No s@af.9ts. -
NO. " DTttts Ssrase, Etr&ants 5s.el Ulod.
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s. y. Veitner beutl9er &lert,
8. 8. @tepart VoRmei1cr.
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btrrenpriefe,,
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De2ap II. So

234 Brpocway g. 9.
SIS finb idpn mebrere 8riefe at, tie
obi9e Ncrele in Der Ycf Sf7ce Elm etrofz
FEM jeco@ 1T IS 3w%eifelbaft ob bieS6rei<
Der oerlelben eS proftabel 1npen >perpen.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-05

RETURN or DR HYIA Faoa THE ARvo
REaIoSs--THE FATE or Sn JoHx
FRlSKLs AND HIS PATTY AT LAsr DIS
COVERED.
NEw BEDroRp, Mass. Sept. 2glh
DIR, G. Y. Hall, the distinguished
Arctic explorer, With Ebisrbare and
Tookoolita, two EsquimanK and tkSis
daughters arrived at this port 10 day.
in the ship AAnsil Gibbs. from RspalSs
Bay, Aug 23rd. DR.. Hall brings ths
results Of his FIVE years residence in
the Artic regions. the most interesting
intelligence in regard To ths death of
Sir John Franklin and his compabions,
and conclusive proof that none Of them
ever reached Montreal Island He saw
natives who were tha lasl 10 look npon
Crozier and his party. TIE Doctor al-
80 brings with him the remains ot .
young man who belongs 10 that ill-isted
band Of explorers. and also various ral-
ics Of tho explorations He has pre-
pared report addressed 10 bis his
friend, Mr. Henry urinheIl. d N X.
which viii soon be given 20 The public
through The press DR.. Hah is By no
means tired Of exploration. and parpo-
ses next spring 10 start aaew aud puaA
his jonrneyiug TO the Gerth Pale He
regards his enperienosof OF tbs last tea
years AZ invaluable TO hian as . pssva-
ration and aid in this fataEe. l. The
report alluded 10 be says -wAsEs-
ever found that Sir joan Frankiins
companions had died. / arectsd monu-
meats fired Aalatea. aaA wsssa TIE
Star spangled Bnunss SEex thean In
memory Of the dlseosereEs 81 The North
West passage.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-10-05

Tnr y.amoxp SAsE An old man Of
very interesting physiognomy. answer
ing 10 the name q jacob Wilmot. was
brought up before the police court, -
His clothes looked ~ II they might
have been bought second hand in his
youthful prime, for they had suffered
more from the rubs Of the world than
the proprietor himself
What business
None, am a traveller.
A vagabond, perhaps
'Yoa are net far wrong. Travellers
and sagabonds ate about the same
thing The difference is that the lat
tar travel without money. aud the form
er without brains
Where have you travelled ?
a. over the conuncut
For What purpose Y
Observation
Wha, have you observed 2
"A little 10 commend, much to cen.
sure, and grea; deal 10 laugh al.
Hump shat did you commend
"A handsome woman wAo vii aAy
al home, and an eloqaoEt preacher,
that Nlll preach short sermons, good
writer that viii MOI write b much; and
aud fool that bAa sense eaoagh to
bold bis tongue
'Ahns DO yuu eensurc =
4 iaan thai EAaFri@ a girl for bel
hne clothing. youth who stadic'
medicine whiln he has tbe use Of la,
hands, aaa tie people who elee, 1
drunkara 10 Office
What d3 yoa .aagh att
I laugh a. thr nAa who expects hir
posasasn 10 command that respec
which hss personal qaAl.hcAtions and
qualities 90 not merit
He WAs dismissed
The hos may not lie thorough
posted il anthmelies but ~hen yo'
come 10 sqears root he Is there u,
hos i
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WASTE or rHE MINES.

II this whole business were summed
mp in word. or the impression watch
a careful observation OF it makes upon
my mind, that word would be waste
There is nothing about 1t in which the
waste is not enormous. In the first
place, when good bed of coal is found
aud mined, one-thiri OF ii is regularly
left to support the foot Between ey-
cry two chambers" each thirty feet
wide, a solid pier, fifteen feet thick, is
left standing. AgaiH when SIX or seven
veins are found undsrlying one surface
at different depths, the Operator"
chooses one as the most profitable, and
works it out, neglecting the others, and
often destroying the ground, by caus-
ing it 10 settle iTregulariy and break up,
so as to make il difficult II not practi-
eally impossible ever to work the 9TH
ers Veins Of less than five or six feet
are treated with utter contempt Yet
again, one part Of vein Is often better
than the rest, or more easily mined -
Tie upper layer, for example. OF one
bed is pure coal for eight feet; below
this comes a few inches OF rock or slate,
aud under this hes SIX feet more Of coal,
which needs some picking to make it
thoroughly good. The operator will
NINE out the upper layer,acre after acre,
and then abandon the exhausted Ar ca.
which gradually falls IN, and the rest
Of the vein is lost
BY all these modes Of waste II comes
to pass that, practically. although the
actual amount oi coal in these Wyom-
ing lands is from fifty TO eighty ieet, or
even more--thai Is 70 say. from eighty
70 one hundred aud hfty thousand tons
in every acre Of lAnd--ye the number
Of acres which actually yield 70 the mar.
ket fifteen thousand tons each il bat
small and the average product 10 eaeh
acre exhausted or abandoned is 10:
more than ten thousand tons
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An Irish paper says: "Dr. hayez
wishes 10 go North again No AFcsss
explorag s really happy uwaaa he has
failed 10 oosne back.
josh Billings aaya: @Ilas y hke :
after oIimbing up ona Eids
and sliding down the otAsr, yom psa up
tbs sled" -
Whats youF oarmpsAsn@ y AnEsa
e lawyer a 8 wItnesa. -hltiieE. haa
sort ol mil do y0u run - anv
nall, was The satisfactory rgsy
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Gov BallooE, u Georgia. Is oalle

Gov Bulloek, of Georgia, is called
his Boyiniiy" BY his opponents.
Capital puhlshmeut-Ten thous-
and a year and nothing TO do.
Are you fond Of tongue. SIT Z" j
vac always fond oi tongue, madam, and
like il srIII."
ImaginAshun, tew much indulged
IN, soon is tortured into reality; this 10
one way that good hons thieves are
made; q man leans oser fence all day,
ABd imagines the hoas belongs tes hihi,
anc sure enaa, tie fasi dark light, The
hoAS does.
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RETURN or DR HnA ERoH rHE ARno
REaIoSs-THE FATE or Sm JoHH
FRlsKLH AND HIS PARTY AT LAsr DIS
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49, Mar. !. i re.sl,ls =

Why b. s my clerk lef him in
cbarEe % ms store two weeks sgo.
E1plAoahoa lol,oael. ard AR. Day
ioa lsb, promising 70 call some ether
time
Noble .e,los. said be mentally, -
be was nd az slowly Aloag. and rami-
mating upon the caa "Noblo irllo~
believe lie loves nay girl and be may
have hor. aud part oi my money, too :
Let mo soo' here hs fell into think
ing mood. and by the time he had
reached home. he bad formed plan
wlich be had determined to stccats -
How il terminated we shall see Full
OF his plan, he entored the breakfast
room, where Laura was awaiting his
coming.
so Weston is going TO England
said he.
'sirr said Laura, dropping her
breakfast cup, Going 10 England 7
TO be sure, What Of Il. childY
'Nothingi only 1--we whAll be
rather lonesome replied she. yainly
endeavoring 10 rcpross her tears
Come, come, Laura, tell me. do you
love Weston You never deceived mo
and don't do il now
No. wcll--I do love him most sin.
oerely.'
4 thought 30. said be As he leis the
room.
Weston, said be as be entered the
store, you oxpec. 70 go INTO The Ooun-
try shortly do your
Yes, sir, in about four weckS'
II II would not be inconvonient
wish you would defer Il . week longer
said Mr.. Dayton,
4 will. sir. with pleasure. u II win
oblige you
1t win oblige me greatly, for Laura
is TO be married in about Eix weeks and
I wish you TO attend the wedding
Laura married ? said Weston, start
ing as II shot IaurA married 2
TO be sure What ails the boyr
Nothing, sir, only lis rather sudden
1t is rather sudden; bot I am an
old man, and wish to see her have .
protector before die. am glad you
can stay to the wedding.
Indeed. sir, cannot stayf' said
Weston, forgetting what he had just
said
You cannot why. just now you
said you wolld.
Yes, sir, bat my business requires
my presence. and must CO.
But you said you wonld with pleas-
ure'
Command me in anything elise, sir,
but in this cannot obey you.
Weston, tell me frankly, do you love
my girl9'
SirS' Weston seemed like one wax,
ing from dream.
DO you love my girl 2
i do, sir
VIII you give mo your mother for
herr MFR. Dayton spoke earnestly.
My mother what do you know OF
her 2
Mr.. Dayton repeated the incident al
ready related, aud concluded as follows
And now, my boy, have written 10
your mother and offered myself, and
she has accepted. What have you TO
say9'
That I am the happiest fellow on
earth, and proud to call you father, re-
piled the young man with joyful face
A few week after q double wedding
took place at Mr. Dayton's mansion.
and soon after sign went mp over .
certain store. bearing the inscription OF
Dayton & Co.
Young man, you may learn form
this that it is not fine clothes that will
win for you the esteem Of those aroand
you.
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The E.m5rA Alyestso has heard
0f a saan Wha was seat W ail Cor Ten
daxs iaF sleeping .u church Aoib iag
vas doDe t. - e4ers.yaaAa.