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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-09-02

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-09-02

&ur31i&ti8ttit in Sen
S9ulen.-ueber bic bur@ bic @@ule
serl6ulpete &ur3l@tisfeit BET &inper bat
;uerf @obn In Bre6lau cine ausee3ei@z
rete unteriu&rns lber 10000 &inper
oer5fentli@t. NlS @elammter9ebnib
felt i1@ berau8, baB unter oteler 3abl
10, 1 psi. nt&t normal1&ti9 paren, pae
aber leBtere 3abl ii& iebr unslei@ serz
theilte n1mlih fnlnenhprn1nEfn.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-07-08

The LsuiQyiils Ossriss.J Journal 'rslstss
that emo plaht tqesttly there Was o. 3iu.
gulst, ,grolS dfia kiuk Siut at ! rssta uisut
q that eitt. 'pnS of thsn," Il seys,
had bsea Couisdjtats toldlSr, land .his
right arm had bssn shot Of nearly up to
s6s slbow. Another had lost 6e f1EAt
arm 10 the Federal service, and Il, lsd
been taken o6 close to tho shoulder
The other maa. appeared - h Q Federal
officer, but complsinod sf no disabilities
Of any sort. The ex C6IfSdS 10 declared
that had John Bell been elected President,
the unhappy war would never have come.
The large, whole gentleman, thought thu,
the election Of Douglas would have acted
~ soothing preventative. The man who
had lost nearly the whole Of his arm d..
olared that hs had been ah original Massa.
chusctts Abolitionist, and that hs had
fought we'll, but thlt he had lived ia the
South, be would have fought just - we'll
for the stars and BARS. Az q more em.
phatic expression Of friendly sentiment,
they employed couple Of strollipg 1tal.
ian musicians to play, between drinks,
The Bonnie Blue Flag Yankee Doodle
Dixie Rally Round the flag, boys, and
the 'Marseilles hymn. ..
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-07-08

c. d. Drake, who is nothing moro mol
less than . b'ack.washed sccessionist
takes issue with the st. Louis Democra,
and Ger. Schurs iu their appeal for the
enffauchisement Of the so called rebels
aud after considerable bosh closes bi.
letter BY saying:
"Do not undertake to decide the ques
sion Of 1870 and 1872 in the light O
1869. Let 1870 and 1872 tako care o
themselves. Above all, be true to thos,
who havs been true to you and you
country"
In other words, be true to old "Seedy,
sad keep him in fat Office.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-07-08
: 3 > 5 . ~ ss9 Y

To ra. woKKlSo CLAa..-f am now prepared
t their homes, the whole Of the time, Or fer the
spare momsnts. Business new, light and profit
able. Fifty cents to e5 per evening, 10 eGsily
earned by persons OF either sex. and the boys and
girls earn nearly - much a. mon. Great induce
ments are offered those who win devote their
whole time to the business and, that every per-
son who secs this notice msy send me their ad-
dYsss sAd test the business for themselves, mako
the following unparalleled offer: To al who are
not 1ell satisfied with the business, I will send
81 to pay for the trouble Of writing me. Fall par.
ticulsls, directions, &e., sent free Samples sent
by mail for 10 cts. Address
mqolS nt2 3m G. e. ALLEN, Augusta, Ne.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-07-08

The Boston Baby Show, under the
management Of Mr.. G. st. John, closed
on Monday night last, when tho awards
were the follows: t
Triplets-NelHs Hope, Norah Faith,
and Hannah Charity Coughlin,of North
brookfeld, six mouths old, the only pro-
MUM for this class
Twins--James i. and George w. Du.
val, Eve years old, sons Of George w. Du.
val, Of Chelsea, first premium.
Handsomcst Girl-Allie Il. Stratton,
twenty months, daughter of Alfred A.
Stratton, Of Boston, (who lost both arm,
in battle In June, 1884), 6rst premium
Handsomcst Boy-Clarence Mcclure
three years old, son Of Rebecca Mcclure
Boston, first premium.
Fattess BABY N. Ash, somerville
nine months, FIRST premium.
Smallest Baby-Alice Hillock, Charles
town, two months and Ave days old, weigh
ing four pounds, and only ono pount
when born, 6rst premium.
The above premiums were all paid il
money, and the prize babies, and all til,
others exhibited Numbering 172), sever
ally presented with silver cups. Accord
ing to the Bcston Post, an exhibition 0
colored babies will take place some tim
next July.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-07-08
Let not Prejudice Usurp Your Reason.

Let not Prejudice Csurp Your Reason.
1t IL . fact that, In the minds Of many pcrsons
. prejudice exists against what ore called patent
medicines; but why should this prevent you re-
sorting to an arice that has 81 ch array of tes-
timony to support Il as H0STETTER'S ST0M-
ACu BITTERSf Physicians presvribe It Why
should you discard ~ Judges usually eonsid-
cred men Of talent, have used and do use 1t In
their families; why should you reject It? Let
not your prejudice usurp your reason to the ever.
and require medicine, try these Bittcrs.
When the bodily energies are worn out BY anx
iety and need stimulant, this Is the best tha,
can be taken. 1t 10 tempered and modified by
the hygienic herbs and rootsy which prevent Il
from fevering the blood and hence n does NOT
produce mere temporary excitement, to DO fol.
lowed by injurious reaction, but comm unicates q
permanent potency to the entire vital Organise
| lion. Some Of its herbal constituents arc slight.
ly soporiGc, 90 that in cases where sleepisssnes,
| 10 cne Of the Accomplishments Of nervous disease,
| q dose Of 1t taken toward bedtime will tend to
produce quiet and rsfreshing slumbef. For psi
pitstion Of heart, tromors, Mysteries, antine 6ts
general rcstlessness and the eauseless fears and
distressing fancies to which ladies are especially
| subject, under certain morbid conditions Of mind
and body peculiar to their sex. the Btters will be
fouu4 the most agreeable and certain Of all eoun-
! tsI-irritsnts.
Tho constitutionally nervous may readily keeI
their inhTnnity IL c0nstsnt check by the DAHL
use Of this healthful vegetable tonic; and those
who have "shsttevsd their nerves." as the phrase
10, either by imprudent indulgence or undue rhys.
ica or intellectual laS,r will find In this vital.
ising elixir prompt restorative.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-07-08
The Powell Disaster.

A special from Springfield, ILL.,, says
John A Eisdon sole survivor Of the Pow.
ell exploring expedition, arrived in that
city this morning aud he tells the follow.
ing story. There can be no doubt Of its
truth:
On tho 9th Of last May, the Major,
with 20 men, attempted to cross the Col.
orado river in q small boat. about twenty
miles above its rapids, and about fifty
miles from its canon, for the purpose Of
exploring the Big Black river, which
empties into the Colorado at that point.
When about 30 yards from the shore,
gliding along on the apparently smooth
water, the boat was scen to enter vortex
which cngulfed it, and not one Of the
party which left the shore few moments
before, gayly cheering, was ever seen
afterwards.
Risdon. who had been left at the point
Of embarkation, saw the boat 60 down.
He had been left in charge of the teams
aud baggage belonging to the party, and
was to have gone below tho rapids to
meet the party in two days. lie remained
some time in the vicinity Of the catastro.
phe, and then went around and below the
rapids, with hope Of discovering some
Of the bodies. While on the lookout he
saw floating some distance out in the
stream, the Majors satchcll, which con,
tanned the notes Of the expedition. He
swan out into the stream and rccov.
cred it. After remaining three days on
the lookout, no started for Lo Roy, u
military post 40 miles distant from that
point on the Colorado, bringing with him
all baggage, &C., belonging to the party
which was shipped to Major Smith the
commanding officer Of the post, to Lasalle
Illinois. Major Smith also sent out au
expedition to examine tho matter, and il
possible recover some of the bodies
which returned after fruitless search
The expedition was to have rctunet
this fall, and was composed Of the follow
ing gentleman Major Powell Of Bloom
ington VIM. and Chas. Durley, Y. w
Smith, and Andrew Kpoxen, OF Henni
pea David Sellers, Thomas Mooney
Chas. Sullivan, and Fred. Buckingham,
Of Lasalle; Fred. Myers VIM. Smitl,
Wm. Andrews, Geo. Thomas, and VIM
Sherman Of Bureau junction; Thos
Stocton Of Normal threo men from nea
Bloomington two half breeds, guides
aud Jno. A. Risdon, Of Lasalle, who
> now hero and my informant.
The following telegram, however cou
,radiots tho above sad account
7 DETROIT, July 8-Thc Detroit POI
. publishes letter from Mrs. Powell, vii
. Of Major Powell, commander Of the expt
dition reported by John A. Rlsdon to b
lost. Mrs. Powell has been with th
party for the last two years, and has r,
!, cently left. She states that no such ma
r - Risden belonged to it, and that Ii
names given by him arc all 6otions. I'll
disaster il reported to have occurred Q
: the 9th Of May. Mrs. Powell has n
. csived q letter from her husband und,
date Of the 23d Of May,
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-07-08

We have no uews, at the time Of going
to press. from the Virginia election, which
vas 10 have taken place Tuesday. The
contest 10 that State !. reported bite,
sad e1ei.iog, and il is thought the con-
stitu,ion. without the test oath and dis
franchisins clause, viii be adopted. The
vote for Governor will likely Be very
elbso. though tho conservatives arc hope.
fal Of electing Walker.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-07-08

The Louisiana journal says: ID
Matsos lsid on snr table, last Saturday,
dossa Of The largest heads Of wheat :
over saw. They wore not ssloc,sd, bu
gathered promi,suously. They.aversge,
seven inches ia ,ousth, and each hoa'
contained over ono hundred we'll 6lle'
plump grains. The variety 10 known q
the white chsf red wheat. g
Col. Swisler has Instituted suit agains
Secretary Rodman for $4,000 damages
for neglect Of duty in counting and ccr
.ifying to the election returns Of the lat.
election Of members Of Congress in I'll,
Ninth District. BY this neglect Of duty
the Colonel claim he did not receive the
certificate of election. Neglect is most
too mild a term it vas downright dis.
honesty.
The Clatksville Sentinel Of the LIST in.
slant says: Last Saturday two little boys,
sced fourteen and seven ycars, named
Henry and Marshall Carleton, sons oI
MIR. Thomas Carleton. Of this vicinity, IN
attempting to cross Spring creek, short
distance from the Illinois shore In two
horse wagon. got into deep water, when
the bed bacamc detached from the wagon
aud overturned, throwing the boys un'
dcrnea,h. Both were drowned. Their
bodies were recovered shortly afterward.
The Missouri Republican says: The
Banque, given at Kansas City on Sa.ur-
day evening on the occasion Of the cele.
bra,icn at the completion Of the bridge
over the Missouri. was an extensive affair.
|, was given in the Broadway Hotel, and
a very lar.e number Of guests we're pies.
cn,. Nearly all Of the St. Louis and
Chicago delegations attended the banquet.
The spread was an excellent one. Mr..
Charles T.. Kearney presided. Grace
was said BY the Rev. Eiwari Beecher of
Galesburg, brother Of Rev. Henry Ward
Bcecher. Afcr the guest had done jus
,icc to the ample supply Of subs,an'ials
and luxuries, ,oas.s and speeches came in
order.
Ten days ago We had, in Howard
county, most aatte,ins prospect fer
the largest wheat crop ever harvested in
this section, bu, the las. weeks storms.
continued rains and damp weather since
have, to u great extent, spoiled the prom
sc. The breadth OF land sown WAS one.
third larger than ever before, but is now
believed that the aggregate vii! te smaller
than last year. The smu. and rust are
both prevailing and the rain continues to
fall. Truly the prospect looks anything
but Ha.tering to-day. The hardest rain
that has fallen in this county for many
years was on last Friday night, and the
damage to farmers growing crops, espe
cially the wheat, is almos. beyond com
putation. Even small ravines were swo!
len SO as to sweep away the fencing. and
completely destroy the wheat. We have
heard many farmers say their loss o.
fencing was $500. A large numbs, o'
live stock were 'ost in the largo susAu..
in the cas- ern and southern portions .
the county, wbere the storm seems tc
have been most ere.-Howayd count;
Advertiser, July l.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-07-08

Sir Walter Scott was, in one Of bis
walks, leaning on the arm Of his faith.
ful attendant, Tom Purdie. Tom said,
"Tbem are fne novels Of yours, Sir Wal.
ter; they are just Invaluable to mo. -
I'm glad to hear Il, Tom" "Yos, cir
for whenss I've been out oil day hard at
work, and come home very tired, and
take up one O. your novels, I'm asleep
directly"
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-07-08

TIE Missouri Republican heads tclc
srsa II blasiss letters. -Tweive Thou
sasa ssd xieAty.ose Miles Of the French
CaAls Laid Dovsi' Woaderfal! Read
;se the dispatch, however, ws end that i,
b saly twelve kssared aud eighty .vne
nIlea-
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-07-08

ne pabhe debt sta.emen, for the pas,
NootA shows rsdsetiou Of sixteen mil
Ices tes Jass. asd thirty nise millions
si.es March let; bat for TIE fiscal year,
esd,ss The let Of July. the debt has been
decreased only SIC, ,IeS, 900, the increase
during The previous months reducing i, to
shae amount
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-07-08
State News.

Tie Missouri Annual Meeting Of the
Chsissias Chosch will convene at Macon
City % the 7sh Of Sept.
A young man named Ewing, son Of W
c. Hvisg, vss drowned while attempting
~ cross . creek 10 Cooper county, last
week.
An Indictment of murder in the first
degrees has been found against Warren
Martha for killing John p. Austin, 10
Boone county, recently.
A COW 10 Breckiuridge, Caldwell
county, is imported as having given dur
Ing the past year. 1926 gallons Of milk,
from which, outside its other uses, were
made SIS pounds Of butter.
The great State Of Missouri embraces
an sres Of $4,000 square miles or A.
100000 acres. Think Of her extent ;
Sl3 miles from north to south, and 3l8
n.les wide. Enough for an empire! If
~ dsussly populated as England, it
would contain over 15,0o0,000.
NJ. Tho. Proctor, editor Of the Macon
xrgus, died very suddenly on the morn
log of the 26th ult. He died within an
hour after hs vas taken i'll. Disease OF
tie heart vss supposed to have caused
bic death. Nj. Proctor was good man
end . Christian. .t .'.
The Mexico Ledger says that Deacon
Ossbar hss shown the editor Of that pa.
Y~s ssossbsssy measuring three and q
lsurth BY thrss ssd three fourths inches
The same paper has been presented with
CSuaeh Of timothy some, of the heads oil
which measured twelve inches.
The Hannibal Courier says that ,he
lottery scheme Of n. H. Goodwin, pur.
porting to BE- located in that place is ,
swisAls. No such institution is iu ,ha
city, and the svipdler, H. H. Goodwin
The rsputsd usssgc', Is nyth. Peopl'
BY th's time out to bs satis6ed about tn,
lottery business.
Nr. Miller, % sgsd Gsrmsn rssidin,
ssss Wslisyills. was found dead 10 small
stream near bis home on the 28.h ultimo
He Vas st .isss subjce. to spells Of men
mi dsrangemsn<, sud It is supposed tha
while nader tho iDfssnes Of one Of thes
10 drowned himself, - his hat, elotha
asa aaans were foand On shs banks of th
stsssm. f.f' '"
Clsrksville has curiosity 10 tho ~
sf = chicken. It has four legs, thre
,viass, and I'VE veil developed bodies .
ar sp - Tho formation Of tho wing,
At this point there is . puucturs; on
Wing extends 10 the ordinary direction
asnssdus. % II sppsass, two wiugs uuds
sss ttgsnsst. The slinsutary canal, I
tbs destoss call il, 10 perfect to tho gil
sard; there II separates, running to II
iytsstines Of each body.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-07-08

Oss Aanirsd and forty.two Thousand
two huadrsd aud twenty seven immi
graats have landed as the port Of New
Ysrk sises The lst Of Jauusry--su 10,
esssss Of thirty thousand over the cor
eesposding period last year.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-07-08

Xistrsss Dosios Mary Walker 10 still
claoerous for % oiRes Of somn sort
Better make hsr wss. nurse Of The White
Rouse.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-07-08

A woman's rights convention for tho
State Of New York will be held at Sars.
toga durng July.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-07-08
mi. II. j. GIBBS,
CARPENTER AND BUILDER.
. TROY, MO.
LUMBER ALWAYS ON HAND AND FOR
SALE. msy2o6m

Use DR.. u. A. Wards
COmp'd Prickly Ash
B it t g RS 1OI. Female
Weakness, Cholera,
Cholera MOrbuss Colo
Loss Of Appetite and
General Debility. 81.
ll -.-,-l -. jul 1-a''n'
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-07-08

The people Of tho island Of San Do.
nisgo vast 70 ~ annexed 10 the Uoited
States.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-07-08

number two, and IL is said to be happy
family oil round. This 10 . new phase
Of woman's rights n'
A Richmond, Va, telegram Of the I'd
inst says: 1.-THE barbecue given to j.
Walker, a colorea man, took place to-day
on Vauxhall's Island. adjoining this city.
About 3 o'clock tho chain bridge leading
to the island was 90 crowded that II gave
way, carrying down about sixty persons.
Col. jas. Il. Branch, . prominent broker
and consel vative candidate for the Senate,
was instantly killed. Also, Policeman
Kirkham, Who was on duty to prevent
the crowd rushing on the bridge. Sew.
eral colored men were fatally wounded.
Another dispatch says: "Ths colored
conservative barbecue, which was ended
BY on accident, was attended BY about
800 colorsd men sud large number of
whites. A large crowd had congrsgated
at the bridge leading to the island, but
were kept OF by the police. Col. Branch,
who was managing officer, while standing
on the bridge, directed the police to ad.
NIT the crowd, which being done, the
] weight broke the structure, preeipitatiug
. number into the water, where Colonel
D Branch, policeman KirkAam snd Robert
0 Ashley wore caught 10 the falling timbsrs
4. and killed. Several other persons we're
!. wounded, two Of whom will die. The
{ body OF Col. Branch was followed to bis
0 residence BY procession Of prominen,
citisens, aud tho police escorted Mr.
Kirkham's remains homo. Col. Branch
o was one Of the fret business men OF the
y city. Richmond 10 pervsdsd by general
gloom In consequences Of the calamity. ,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-10-08
r.rs, rursI ,,nsnp and Good

Where there many Fur Stores there are in the
sity of Philadelphia, II is difficult ior the unilned to
determine where to buy Those who yersed in the
different qualities of Furs, however, know where to go
and those readers OF this paper, who are not acquainted
with the various grades OF Rurs we would advise ihem
60 To an establishment OF the best reputation, where
they can purchase with the greatest confidence, aud he
satisfied that they honestly dealt with We know oi
no better or more reliable store than that o Messrs
JOSEPH RosESBAuM & CO., No. 5lN Anen STREET
rmILApELrnIA,
upins their new location whore we are confident, from
their long experience in tile Fur business, that persons
can get good Fnr4 and the worth Of their money.
Their new is the centre ol attraction ON account
Of the gool in which they show on all their gpois'
tF- On Saturdays they do no business ga
The most fashionable Furs this season will he Me Mini
Sable aud this the most seryieeable FUR and 'h"9
have hem various styles and qualities, aud for price
to suit all and since lady does not wish to buy goo'
set Of Furs every season. it is very essential to Know
where to 60 and purchase good Fura'
To see the silky Gneness, and darkes8 and elegance
ol finish of MI their Fnrs will well repiy visit u thi
establishments and oil their Fnrs warranted to b'
genuine as represented
Mink Sable set costs from SIS to tG5. and some YER
rare dark sets bring little higher hut from $50 to 80
will buy excellent dark set, and those sets lasts
| lady from eight to fifteen years.
Then there is the Hudson Bay Sable, the siheIea
Squirrel, Royal Er1ninr, German Fitch and thinehil
and Ladies' Hoods, and other high aud owpriced Fur
| in endless varieties,
Remember the name Of JOSEPH ROsENBAUM co
and the numer $40 Arch street. between 9th and Gtl
south side, Philadelphia,
p. s.-Furs repaired md altered iuto the prese,
fashions.
September 81 1sG9.-o5 3m