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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-02

THE NUisANCKs OF THE GLORIOUS FOURTH -
On every side our ears are saluted with the
preliminary poppings of the glorious Fourth
Of July. We do not know that any amend
ment has been made to the constitution by
which these instances have been extended
over the preceding week, and we think they
should be stopped If the police cannot con-
troll the boys they can control the innumerable
itinerant sellers on the streets, who not only
supply the boys with torpedoes, Chinese
crackers and other appliances to make the
community uncomfortable and delight the
sneak thieves with hopes Of fire, but who also
keep up continual noise by way of announcing
their dangerous wares. They should be
stopped, and we look to the police to COM
press the Fourth of July into tb at portion OF
the almanac that legitimately belongs to it.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-02
MOVEMENTS or THE VICE PaEs,DEsT.

Yesterday afternoon Vice President CoifaX ana
wife arrived by rail at irvngton on the Hudson,
where they were met by Moses II. Grinneli at whose
residence, IL Is understood, they viii remain FOR y
sup TINA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-02

GENERAL PRIM assures the Spanards that
the government will ''never attempt a coup
detot." Why mention such contingency?
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-02

The NATIONAL DEBT. The report of the
Treasury Department for the month of June
exhibits still further decrease of the debt of
the nation, the reduction during the thirty
days amounting to $l6,4I0, 1872; making the
aggregate decrease since the 1st of March,
three months inclusive, foot up $50, $40, 799.
This is very gratifying
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-02

FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE, Fifth avenue and Twenty.
ourth Observation-Disclosures EYED SUSAN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-02

BOOTHS THEATRE. s3d st.. between s.h and 9Th avs
ENOCH ARDEN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-02
The News from Cuba and the cubss
QWcstlsa.

We publish to-day very interesting advice'
from Cuba by letter and telegram. The course
of the revolution runs on without any remark
able event to hasten the result, and disease
among the troops and volunteers is beginning
to play the same part with the Spanish forces
in the field which it did few years since
during the Spanish Invasion of st. Domingo,
when thirty thousand men were sacrificed for
an idea that after all, was never indicated.
| Our letters from Havana bear date previous to
the recent arrival of General ROdas, and be-
sides bearing witness to the tanning OF the re-
bellons spirit of the volunteers they make
mention Of two very important poiats-the
admitted need at every point under insurrec-
ton of large reinforcements to the troops, and
the approach of an insurgent body to Colon,
the centre of the great slave district Of the
island, and distant but little over one hundred
miles from Havana.
Our telegraphic advices give the report OF
an American engineer from Puerto Principe
near which place General Quesada is operat-
ing. He reports that the operations of both
sides are trivial in results, but the patriots are
becoming holder and more active-a fact which
the Spaniards attribute to the presence of
Americans among them. Disease is doing its
work among the Spanish troops in garrisons
there, while the feeling of terror among the
people was inducing many to flee the island.
According to this report the Spanish officers
in the field state that renforcements to the
extent Of forty thousand men are required to
put down the revolution. This number Spain
is ill able to send with her exhausted ex-
chequer and her own troubles at home with
the democratic pact OF Tortosa, the Carlsts
and the numerous opponents of the new regime.
At Santiago an American sailor named Speek-
man, who had formed one of the crew of the
schooner GrapeshOt, had been captured and
shot. The matter has been represented to the
government at Washington
Thus we see that the Cuban question grows
in complication and Importance, while the adj
ministration is likely to have its hands full
with the proceedings against the Cuban Junta
and the fibusters here. In view of the trouble
these are giving the government, and tho
"AA'c VI sueu iate attelupt 10 circuuVent Tue
law, probably the best thing they can do is to
take new departure with fresh men at the
lead. Senior Morales Lemus, with Goicouria,
Ryan Il Co., are likely to keep the officers
Of Spain and our own pretty busy, and new
organization here, leading off quietly in an
other direction would be able to do much
good to their cause. At the same time they
could assist the new negotiations which it is
whispered Spain is willing to enter upon. The
progress that Cespedes and Quesada are max
ing in Cuba, with disease as their ally against
Spain, and few hundred experienced Amer-
cans to inspire their movements, indicate that
the Cuban republic will soon need new men
here for diplomatic purposes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-02

ending on the Both of June:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-02

wALLACK's THEATRE. Broadway and 18th street.
n n Al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-02

ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-02

GRAND OPERA HOUSE. corner OF Eighth avenue and
I'd street.-LgAH, THE FoRsAKEN
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-01-28
ISn Hebbino Nibne IN Connects

r sn Reottns Rtb8e IN Gunn.ettttuuj,
,pirb bic Re&tSpfe9e .eie eSf9etnt, mad
oen(elben @runrfdBen, tpie ber @ttnYa,
8asar kttrieten: @Stdd fur @tuld eineu
Douar." 9n sortser @o9e murp bort
Elm Mann, Der einer, aneerr oerettpeitl&1
bate IN, ttnen Oh II aeRraft; ou1
Dcnnerfa9 Elm jun9er 2erl berauf ftineu
@eucNtn Elm Ytfol IN u5roerifaer SIS
f9t absef&lcMn batte, ebenfaQs nm { l.
1.eu Dpl Ia + unp am Grrttaa Elm iuu>
ger Ran1t. tfrs einer anbtrn eurdaebldu,
bate nm bfnfelbtt mdbi9er, Bttrae.
You pays your money and you
takes your choice taBte Der @uttafen>
mann, ~ BEN Rnaber, Der i'm fraate,
,rel@es Daniel In Der @rube uno pel@es
bic 26men leier.
- Der AderbauzBeret1 ron garpe.
County bielt an, t6ten 5. 81. etne lebr
lebbafte @ef9dft6rer1aumluns IN @basta
bel Der Scbn Rod unp Ibepb. Bef IL
Delegaten FIR Bic Saatsaderbauae]eQz
f1aft, bic TN 6ebruar in ct, paul ,uz
iau1r1tr fcmu1t, 9e,pdblt murperl. Hddz
Re 8eriammlun8 an lebten Mitnro1 In,
Mat ptefes Sabre,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-01-28

Da61an3tn unbbie pef.-
Sur Gbarafteritif fdpeBsrifaer @en1eir,,
e>Altcaontie tr3dblt3 ba8 Bdnbner Sag
blatt: nSSn Der @en1ei1be 81, an Der
6fli9en @ren3e be8 @raltbitbner San
tons bin, bate, mic man aus alien 90
fumente1 erfdbrt, Dor einieen Sabrburz
berten bic peft inter Der borti9en 8evSl<
ferun9 bart auf9erdun1t. @ie Der
Meni@ BET auBererpentli@en Grlaeinu,,z
gen i'm 2eben eetprbnt 1T mad teren urz
laden 3u fpriaen, ~ bti@dfti9te man fi@
bamal6 aud In 81. bar1it lnb fam ouf
ben @lauben baB bic gejt cine Strafe peS
@imuel6 unb ibre ur{a@e bas Tanser
1ein mi6e. &ein @nnber rpen,1 oaber
oa8 Tansen dies GrnfeS unb bel CITRATE
serboten purpe unb fem gutter @brit eS
bamal6 unb LANCE Sabre ,1aGber in 81.
tnekr 9etpa9t bat ii9 etlen @al;er ODER
S@pttil@m III bic Seine fabren gu lal<
1enL obne toB er 9eflrdtet bdtte pl4blid
Don ber Def er9rifen urb ut,erbittli6
babtn9eraft su >perpen. Mit Der Qdree
Der 3eit i@eint aber bort bie(er @laube
uno bic tamit Serbunbene Tru@t bel Der
Wfebr;aW etpa5 ab9enpmmet su babet1,
benn IS fam in jln9fer 3eit bin uno
.pieoer Dor ba6 mar, GUT 3eit beg &arne>
sals in ber lteblt@ 9ele9enen @irtb19aft
be6 q. g., tpeun 9ele9entli9 quite Greun=
be unb Greunpinnen ii@ einfanpen, einen
9eu1ltbli@en uno unl9ulbisen 8al;er
pber 9ppier fi@ erlaubte. &ber febe!
pl5bli9 re9te fi9 ba5 alte @e1penf in
ben ebrwlrbi9en @luptern> mat, >~uitterte
@efabr, unb all, 1. Mdr; 1867 jebi9er
3eitre&nuns >purbe it elmer @erlammz
lun9-lo4te beisen @eu1eiubeoerlamu,z
lun9-Son ber Yartet BET Minperbeit eas
alte @eieB feierli@ betdtist uno ber @irtb
u. .. fir jeoe tan;enpe perjpn, er ais
Gan3enlaNenter, unb fit jeben ipielenpen
Muftanten init 81. 1. 20 sebabt. q.
.. beaablte ni@t. Die Sa9e fpn1mt sor
ben @rantri1ter. Dieler erfldrte tie ole
ni&t ltquio. Stun fomu1t iie an, Sen
tleinet &atb unp bier, lteber 2eler beiets
III ter &antOnsoerfa0un9 Die @eueiuz
be BAT baS &edt Der nieberen ppliSei."
Oils peiterea Bele9 ST ,pelden N1pn,az
lien Die @emeinbeautpnpnie fibrt, tbcilt
baS 8iinbner Ga9eblatt NIT tab in Der
@emeinbe @@iers ta5 &artenipid ser
bpten if. ,.s< -:
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-01-28
m1re niht In nheI

@dre ni@t ~ abel. -- Der
~Na@bar" madte sii@ unldnof einmal
3ur 8ertreibun8 Der Qan9enreile, an ber
Ct, 70. oft er tnt@t IN i@er3adun8 dber tas
r6piel feiusr 8anflertruppe fi@ befnbft,
ieBt {ebr gu labprtren l1etnt bas un{9ul>
eiAe Yripatperona9en, einS tabtttdet aufz
sufeQen. 9Bir babtn tiefts tleine pbanz
tafefdd nit ni&t 8erin8em Soeus anee>
1eben, nnb es tbut uns leto, ben Bib
our1 eiteI abarin pprfpn1me1ten ptrtl9
ernfer 8eradf@h9uns ,pertbtn @eean>
Ten pereorber IL {eben. Dir meinen Zee
uNa@barS" Yroppfttpn 5errn 8. BON
Rinpen Jun, Stoptfurutpcr 3u MAIDEN.
Die1er Webante perptent tpirtlt@ einent beiz
feren 1lriprun8. aeenn It 1T Elm 8ef@eicter
unb beifausmdrbteer @tpanfe tnIpfern
3fu y. sMtnbtt Gin Mann 1T,
BET cine trirtli@ 9rlnbli@t pti>
ieni&aftlidt 8orbilbun9 ais 9n9enteur
uno 2anpueier bt1bt.. St If babel eia
70 tpaderer unb 8rabbfr3t8er peuti4er
BarBer, bab feline 8erin9e unp tpent9 entz
i9teoene Betbetli9un8 an Der parteipplt<
TIT fein 6tnperntb f0r ben Deutl9en it,
8enb elmer DDlttifden ueber3eusu1e fttn
BRUTE, 9errn .. @inpen feline 6timu,e III
9eben.
- Sim 14ten Gebruar GROCER Mas>
fenaans ltrfb Sail her .6nneG nr{henSG on,.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-01-28
Gin bcntofratif1c6 Nroeram,a fur
ss 44S4a. 1869.

49, ftsEE4 SAFEI fEgGA1EtSS5sA
Die Mem gprt uDprlb1, zines be,
por;dSltd fen ltitenben Srsaue berE anne.
rifanii9en Denpfratie, ul1b ieoenfaua
has bette rebtsirte eoniernatise Blatt
publtcirt unttr BEN Iitel ,,oaS @ert bel
Worlb" ffol9enbes prpipettus fit 1869 /;
"SoBt bic tppte gerganSenbeit ibre
Sppten bc9raben! Nu6 Dem &f UNI
per tbeilweiien Mieberla9e BON 1868
|1dreiten un9ebrp@enen MutbeS bic See
residulen cer auteritaniiden Democratic
pprtpdrt6 ;ut neuen 8dmpfen unb gum
enoli@en Sie8e, @a6 baben mir gu
tbun> un, bic besprtebenpen S@ladteu
nit Grfpla :u l1la9en @a8 muB &C.
i9eben, uut ben Sies, Der talp unb spQ,
ftdnpt9 infer BART baYcr ;u tra9er ?
Das fn,e bic prattiiden Gra9en bcs beuz
ti9en Cages. @luf {ie ertbeilt bte n@orlb"
ibre Nnttpprt: SrSanijattpn bas 1T pas
@ebeimnib Der Stdrfe auf Dem S&la@tz
felt; Organization 1T baS Mtttel, unie>
rer @a@e gum @iese su Yerbelfen, @as
Der Nooitali8mus 9etbar, unb >pcourd
Ct %triumpbirt bat> ba6 mug AUDI bic De-
n~1cfratie tbun, weun Fe tenielben Grfolo
baben mill. &ein Sag per9ebt, Der uns
ni@t 8eweiie brin9t, trie ri@ti9 biele I'M
iere Nniidt 1T, ""..sa 4. >1 ..:.
InEoS Wert, rpelde5 mir III Ypllbrin=
gen babe1t, betebt barin, fit ur,iere parz
tel ;u 9etpinnen, GonSertite, Su MAIDEN.
Sc ,peiter bic &reiie ftnb, III benen BET
&abtfalismus feline Sreane eireuliren
labt, beftc bel1er 1T es fit bic. u@plo,"
menr, ie benlelben na9 alien Gbeilen pes
2antes folst, uut ibnen Iberau be9e9net,
UNI i7e lberau 3u befdmpfen." n .I#I4
ri. Gum S@lub te6 @rc9ramms bei6teS
u,Nber @pupertiten fint ni@t in elmer
|Stunbe, nidt 1T einem1 Sage st MAIDEN.
8tloet Clubs, Greunbc her Democratic
Gpn beate an ua6te6 eu@ ;ur Muf9ate,
bic ~Wprlb" sr oertretten rnp ,ibre Ser
breitun9 cit c%onlerpiren. @pbin immer
Der Napttalismu6 ypr eud 9ebru19en IT,
pprtbin pri>9t ibua mad. limb mebr ale
bas. z: @ebt ,petter, urp beenUst euG
|at&t mebr nit per Mbwebr, 9reift lelbl1
an! Die ~@prlb", ba8 Seripreden nil
eu@, ,pirb eu@ basu init @afen Serleben.
Die v@prlb" ruff gun, &anpf, bau1it
metnt iic bet Sit9. @a6 aud mir nerz
lan9en> 1T MUIR bie5 Cine: Organization,
Organization, Organization Sreaniilrt
eud uno 9ebt Ter ~@orlb" lift &f=
felo> unb fe wirp ibr @erf tbuu" .a ,
+ Mie iebr AUDI bic prin;ipien> welde
bic u@prlp" p~ertritt, yon ben unlri9en
abweiden, 70 1T bic Nrt unb @eiie> in
welder, iowie bic Gabieteit, NIT tpelder
fe oielelbe y~ertritt, bod 81 yortbeilbafl
befannt, al6 pa5 nidt AUDI mir ibr ZEN
Serbienten Grfpls fit lire u%ipurnalifi>
i@e" Gumpaene SON 1869 wanlden ieu>
tor pa ~
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-01-28

% = Dit Mdul.r aufeepannt
cenn et.paS @robartioerees uno Sd5nez
res 3u9lei@ al8 BE Gisreupen H. Win>
neipta tann's gar >t&t eebe,1. Dte Ga
bede ouf bem Mtiffippi bel st. paul
,petteifert nit BEN Yarfett res Tan3tp<
beus etnes @erliner yOpeums"t als
@@auplab 9eftli9er unterbaltuna, ia
0t sereint9t BE Greuber tes Ean1{aQs
uuo ber &ennbnbn. Mastirt unb BEL
@inef{9er Misunderstanding ,,l6uft"
man S@litt(@ubzl uabriae, Yolpnai{en
ppltas uno Garrana, unb in etn> urb
3~uetipdnHi9m vgutter" f@tiiebe, bic
@ett< uno Ylofrfabrenben neben eina,<
per babin. Sir 8laubet1 ni9t bab in
elmer Stabt Der altet, pber l1eueur Melt
ter Minter ber BenBlteruna 70 ptel SpaB
une benz eraaunten Grennben betu1 3u-
f@auen etne 10 belebtnbe unterbaltuu9
btetet alS infer ct. paul nit ieinem
|S@litiaubparfs unb Gt8rennbabnen.
@ir faeen. es 1T e3arenbaft uno an,
164fen Mittpp9 Abenp pas nptcnte"
auf BEN Gtit barfte tpcbl ettpas bur@<
aus Neue6 fetn. Das IL bod eli, gang
amber Ding, als Die Dredpntlden in
Mt1ourt. llno ba3u ba8 apttpolle 8etz
ter Nd tper rod jwan3t wdr, fat
dber benz S9wnbenalter!
- sSn Martotc nurpen lebteS gabr
auSbe3ablt far 96utt 10000, far&pQe
$4,000, fnr pelle $4,000.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-01-28

!. W w WV. N<OEtA "
9e,pdblt >rirb, 9ebt er na9 @a1bin9tpn
urb betIlmmert ii9 ben @ud9uf I'M,
Minneiota uup 81. paul." riiefer lebtsn
@erbf bic Ginen. u@enn Ct ni@t &C.
udblt pirb, baut er AUDI ni9t, lonbern
ldbt st. paul ct. paul fem J" riefen bic
Mnbern.
Beiee aber >porcn einis, bab Ct mic in
paul 9ebaut babe, 1iGt baue uno
ME bauen rerte. Mu6ten lie benn
bierlber ni@t eini9 fem, ba ie ia font
in Der .peiten @elt nt9ts, AUDI rein 0ar
ni@t6 batten, .ppm1it fie ben 9cutert ben
&opf I9eu MAIDEN fonnten 9e9et, einen
Mann, Der ais menl9l Birser uno
@plf8oiener 9leid tabeQcs Yor benz
>Staate Minneicta ba(tebt mic Mleronper
&amlep? -,f.
@dre nun Nleranoer &amley ni9t
Nleranper Stanley; ipnbern Elm Mann
Don tleiner @efnnun9 unb nod tleiue<
rem @etft, ~ >p1rbe Ct nun, Madden, Ct
fir feds Sabr fiber in's Mu1t aepeblt
1T, sieuei@t 70 Helm banoeln, ME
man prepbe;eit unb 81. puul ct. paul
Iein la1en.
Muein melt cntfernt bierpon 1T infer
eeebrter Mitbireer jest i'm BeeriT f@
.bur6 Ser St. 8abnbplaer auf ei<
1er itiner Gotten unpeit beS Mtbendum,
no Ct ben .Deutl@en Dor unt mad Der
Wabl, tpenn fe in better Geflauue iino,
tn unmittelbarer Ndbe it, Elm ]16nes
fetner,e6 4@pbnbau6 baue1, au la}1en
tpel@e5 bic reipeftable Dimrenlon. BON
1870 Gub baben uub ;wei Stpd bod
,fetn mirb. v.-, 7 5i,gm Al. rlt.,.. :.
@unoerbarl Ni9t n1ebr? Sa. pirfz
lid 3,punberbor ! limb bp@ tpabr! .a.
Mber &raS ba6 punberbarfe an ber@e>
f&i6te, bieier Bau ,purte bereit5 lebte,,
5erbf Dor Der @abl epntraetli9 fiber
9efellt unb pdre in Anerif 0enpr1mer,
uno aus9efdbrt wcroen, 8let@oiel, pb BET
Dauberr erpdblt uurbe, pber 1i9t.
Die @esner bes 9etrn @amieY ,per<
ben bierna9 ppbl tbun, ba6 Bautapitel
ab3ul@lieben :unb f@pn iebt on,ufanseu,
't@ auf etpaS anbere8 III bffnne1, oae
nit 11e, tper1 feline ie@S Sabre u>a lnb,
unb ct oanrl pielet9t ,pieberi fit Maypr
BON ct. panl ~l6uft" tpds, b an ether
ber &pt@t9iten G%brenppfen Der @elt }eir,
.bt8 babir bat 81. Saul
minee(en8 $4,000 Gin,ppbner = ,,i9t
nt&t gang fuuam cafeben. s'
Mbreileppn Miffpn6ren.-
.&ep. 9enrY Stant nebn Grau, &es. ..
Mapaplye unb Ser. Danist nebf 6rau
f1nb porsefern mftcem ealifont1aenD anaz
pier ob9erttf ber trfere mad 9apan, bte
beipen ,onpern ,1ab @btna. ste fnp al8
Miifpndre BON Der &efprmtrten Stride
a%beefanbt. &upaylYe febrte ppr etneu,
Sabre por, Gbtna aurild. 100 e. 7eben
Sabre tbdttS 8etreitn. DE beipetl am
bern finp. r,eue Miffondre, Die ert jlngft
tire Stubien tn Nep 8runspid Ypuer>
bet baben. Der mad Sapan Bcttmmte
fol surd9f ol8 Qebrsr Der englif6en
Spra9e funetren. Die Mtfiondre 1poz
rem ppn 3net juneen 9apanefen beeleitet,
tpelde II Bottom fupirt baben, umleber,
'febunesarbetten fir lire Resieruns il
Nsfer1. @.. 8. Demo-
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-01-28

No. 157 ManoolpbsStr. Chicago.
t.,st 90, ,9eamtt:, ~
s. 9. @inbele, YrdRbnt.
Spbn 8 eIbcannY y. gtee. yr6Rbust.
Charles Ntes, Sdabmetfer. -
g. 3npbIau@. Setretar. y~-"H.r
O. 6esbler. superiutenbent. =.
o., au.r-- f 49, vi
Dick @titaFdaft i&zt jettr gerfcn teittrlti Gel9le&a
sa Sale elmer &ranttttt etsr %,ufdatsen gef4ae'eans ~
AarYers cine w5dentlthes &rdntenaeb srn s. lie $50 unh
ben erttn zines @tseltehes BE eaune ron 500 a1s Beer.
btaunsstpRen. =. -.
Die Gtnsablunsen In hleftr auf @i&erteit uab @~eaeniettis.
felt baRrten @tisli&aft ilub ~unttstnst ees'nstr ais in jests
anbfrn.
9as f~eRaeReate aranIeaeele In, Sale e,nes &raaitett f3sn
Gtneu @ouat uad ~slufnabme IN hieFe Gtkqfdaft unb h.
llnfdaen f. . reeelmaetp a~usssaablt. tdbrenb bet snters
ftnetle ptss {ar cir SSebr ssleb!t:f
nnS Mitaiitbsr bt.ir @dtuf@aft NnS. e~e1anttrtn fir tk
i1bernpmmsuen 0rpHtdtuneen.
NnmeIbun0en pereeu an8eNpu1neu fUr@ r;,.-
q. Mifmepcr, @snesaL M4eent.
ct. saul. 8Rtsa.
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Sn Sbamls baben mir bic er5Bte
Nuewabl TN Staat; gu reoucirte,
preiien.
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Gtoattn9a in allen Tarben; so St.
per yaro biQiser ale in ir9enb eirer1
aneern 9au6.
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Be}ob unb &n6pfe ;u ben &leiz
: eerfofen pa0enp.
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|Das srBbte Mnprtimen t in 6ano=
1due, Strlmpfen unb Sptben &c.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-01-28

unferc &leiberfpffe Ibertrefen
in AuSrabl xnb Gle9an; Mues bic
ieBt ba9etpe( ene.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-01-28

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-01-28

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-01-28

Qae ontere apaa,ta trlaaea ,Mr ebeafaus i'll itts ttratse'
nas. ausnrnt unt ~ites,eust Gud sru tsr ~gaesteit unftrsr
Nn,elns rrI~ hn1Aen Wrrf.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-09-16
The Iowa Brigade.

Read Major Gen. w. w. Belknap's
call elsewhere, for meeting of the
survivors of the immortal and histor-
ical Iowa Brigade, at Keokuk, during
the time Of the approaching State
Fair. j
This was the only brigade of the
army, SO far as wo know, which ro-
NAMED intact during the entire war,
and it is therefore eminently proper
that it should hold its annual reun-
ions as brigade, rather than in de-
tached regiments.
1t was composed of the 18th, 18th,
18th and 10th Iowa regiments, and
remained inseparable, from Shiloh in
'62, to Louisville In '65.
1t was commanded by the lament
ed Crocker, from Shiloh to the midst
of the Atlanta campaign, (when that
distinguished officer was compelled
on account of failing health to re-
signo dxcept occasionally during this
time, when IT was under tho com.
mand Of GERS, Reid, Chambers and
Mexican. =, .A.t.,.
Gen. Wm..W. Betknap, OF keokuk,
commanded with signal credit after
the resignation Of Col. Hail, (which
latter event occurred about August
LIST, 1s64,) up to, and including the
Grand Roview at Washington, when
Belknap took the Division and Gen.
Hickenlooper, (now U. s.. Marshal OF
the southern District Of Ohio,) sue.
cceded to the command, and retain.
cd runtil its muster out.
| We make no account in this brief
notice ofthc fact that it was during
all this time, occasionally for o few
days, commanded by other worthy
officers.
We earnestly hopo that a largo at
tendance of the remaining comrades
of tho Iowa Brigade may meet at
kcokuk.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-09-16

Democracy and where the great
Democratic buzzards Of the country
do congregatey as there is to befound
the choicest and fattest morsels; &c
as natural outcrop from this reeking
den of purd Democracy, there has
within a few months appeared
In that city two papers advocating
the policy Establishing an Imperial
form of government in this country.
One is called tho In.perialist, and the
other the Round Table, a literary
journal Of some note, that has recent
ly been converted to the doctrine
We expect that from this headquart-
ers of Democracy this doctrine will
gradually spread itself through the
party It VIII perhaps flourish best
in the Southern States, with the
fighting wing OF the Democratic par
ty, but that the sentiment will grad
ually gain ground until it will be ad-
vocated by a largo part Of the present
Democratic party, we1 have no doubt.
1t is the wish ofthe heart it not the
words of the mouth of thousands of
the party to-day.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-09-16
Railroadical.

N r
The subject matter in hand, in
these parts, namely: subscription To
the Chicago and South western Hall.
way, is progressing swimmingly.
We learn that in Davis county, which
is on the Fairfield line, that the stores
in Bloomfield last Monday were clos
ed, and that $4,000 was raised in
twenty minutes, and that the most
encouraging news was had from the
several districts in that county, one
township giving enough to grade,
and tie and bridge the road through
it.
Judge Tannehill, as we are inform
cd, received q letter from Appanoose
Co., last evening, giving encourage
ing news from that county. The let
ter says that, Judge Aller, the Presi-
dent ofthe road, is now holding meet
ings in Appanoose county, and that
the people are thoroughly aroused,
and that the signs of tho times are
promising. Let US say, however, in
all candor, that just now is the turn
ing point in this great enterprise,
and that the Fairfield route is loom
ing up in the matter of subscriptions
alarmingly. We must know no such
word as fail in this matter and there
fore, it becomes US to work. The
mass meeting at Marysville ought to
bo attended by at least score of tho
citizens of Ottumwa. The question Is
simply, acN you guard your o,cn inter
eSfS?