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PERSONAL.

We found here Mr.. GEO. SMITH and
his right hand assistant. Mr.. G. H.
GRANT. at their post. dispensing dry
goods and groceries. GEO. SMITH IL BRo.
is firm doing a large business. They
have store ut the Bluff and one at
Trimbelle, besides dealing largely in
wood, and buying about all the wheat
that Is shipped at that point.
Mr. THos. THoMLINsoN has put up a
new building. which he occupies with all
the paraphanalia of tin and hardware
store. j. G. GODDARD is also building n
new house on the main street.
E. s. CouLrER enjoys the honors and
emoluments Of post master, and attends
to the wants of his customers at the
same time. s. B. HARDY, across the
way, deals out drugs, Yankee notions,
ETC., to aid and comfort his fellow men.
We made the acquaintance of E {.
QUIMBY, Esq, with whom we passed a
pleasant hour. One Of the original
proprietors OF the village, and an early
settler, be gave US much informa ton,
concerning town and county matters,
that was interesting and valuable.
CONCLUSION.
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j. II. RICE, Prop.

First-class turnouts. single and double carriages
ready for customers al the shortest notice and sup
piled at
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-25

The spacious Pavilion will be brilliantly lighted with
Appleby l. Bakely's Pneunati9 Gas.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-25
John III. Nanny Machine.

Valley Chief Combined Self.
Raking Reaper & Mower.
lS6S--ImprOved
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-25
The Purpose (!

By this wonderful melange of genius and fun,
To prove there Is something new under the sun,
The yIRTH KING has plap ned
Gathered highest perfection from every zone,
As nolens y0lens the critics must own,
When the PROGRAMME is scanned.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-25

FIRST PREMIUM A WARDED AT
THE MINNESOTA STATE FAIR.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-25

Agents for Pierce and st. Or DIX Counties
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-25

Went home
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-09-02
&nabe e%rtruufcn.

Gin 6 Sabre alters obn pes @crrn Sobn
Neubauer ertranf 9eitern int Glub. Gr
mar NIT etneu, dltern Bruoer binunter
oeean9en 1Ereibbola aufSufansen uno
tpdbrenr ber dl.ere 8ruper einen Nrmppu
mad 5aule tru9 blitt ct int Boot. Oils
Der Meltere ;urld fam fawamm Der 5u'
be8 @erun9lldten auf rem @a0er Don
ibm lelbit mar aber ni@t8 ~ ieben.
Wan nimmt an baB ibm Der 5ut tns
@a0tr fel une er ild ju tpett. berausto9
oielen gu frieeen babel pas l1ebersewidt
befam uno in ben GluB ftarSte. Der
2ei&nam wurpe biz jeBt nod ni@t sez
funoen.
Mue Menl6enfreunpe iinb 9ebeten>
falls 1e ben 2ei@nam ir9enowo amJluSc
finoen ~lollter, Dem betribten @atsr lofprt
Na9ri9t gu ienren. &Qe etmai9en un>
tpten rperren 5urudertattet.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-09-02

0or,pablena III 9atnHae, benz 4. Sep.
- .sG&Sga.s
gpnpfutton am 6. @eptembe,

Giaeasrebablitanti@e County Convention BETTE
bepbI ailsl 5ben 5rsgsImG6te e.pablten Dslesaten Der
Serl&iebenen @ares unb Iownlbips BON Namie
60. mirb i'm Court 5auit fattfnben, am Montag
sben 6. @eptember UNI 2 llbr Na&laittass, gum
3refe a4t Detegaten 3ur &epublitanii&en Staats-
Convention, bic am 9. 1@ept. ta9en lpirb, ~ ;tpGb-
len I'm. Elm t,aeueS County AGpu,mttte 'einanftsen.
priaar 8eriauamlunstn aur Babl Don Eelsea-
ten fit bic County @onpention tperben gebalten an
ben Yldbe11 tup eep6bnli9 bic Mabltn 1abeebalten
tperten, am ga n. { az, beuL4. @ept.--in ben
perl@iebenen Gopnlbips nm 4 11br Ma@mittags
unb III ben Waros UNI 6 l1br Na9mittass anfan.
eenb. Die Stimutafsn fuQen 3.pet @tuSbsn Of
fen lein. .'1&HE& @ii]"'
Die bul9iebenen0 arts Fnt iete III + TN T Dr.
lesaten ; bic 1opns &pie, MeQsan,, &eftrpe unb
Nttu Canada jtoe 3u 3pei' Cslseatea unb he
2opns Wbtte Bear unb Mounts 8iep iebts 5a
eiren1 Delesaten beredtiat. #'3G = -
Die gDabt tptrb fbur@ @tintm3etttl fattflnben
unb bic @ablri9ter linb anetwie(en cine Elite 31
balten BON alen Sic 1iutmen unb barauf AZ e.
ben, bab nur &epublitaner gum ~ftn,u.en 5uselaf-
len terben. ''' 81"
9 g.: ss =; 9so'r*' "a =. s : & :: 4su g:
!. 6. merriam. ~ 8. 8. %9ra,narb.:
2uniS &reiaer. = 9obn 2eib. 'A.
Step. Sent. &pmnttttees, &amitY 60.
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9. Mitel u. 1rau an @ilbelm 9rSser, Qut 4
Blod Z u, g. Suffers Abb. %. D.-$425. ,.,
&bas. M.s&bouteau u. Grau ali Qouis S~uutn,ar,
Got 2 tIot ~, aitts Y. ,eSuIta, Mlafft Nbb. u. ..
1906.
6 81. Madubin an 8ribaet @ellb,, .Qpt 20
Blof 6 Madabtn u. Mar1baQS Mpbttton @. ..
$tt5. IT,. -. W.:
s. Rnauft u. Grau an 3tnru Wroeb, Qot 8 8lpd
2 8runipn's Mbb. @. D.-$5O0. ~" '>-
SAINT s. M1nouett AT BERNARD Mi@el, 6 8
! BON e D / penaM Us ! pom 6. So s. 20 81.
% 9 II BON St,ns' @nt. BON q W4S IS @,
D.-$3OOO. M D..
". B.ttinssr u. Graa an S. 6. 8ettinser, q J
BON q QD ! BON g $50 @ + pom u. 8 8 /
BON g . ! BON @ec. 34G 80 81 % 200 older
QD. D.-$f,5W. 5'<@@'/ '"''j33 |~@
Gboutfau II. WafFt an s. $. GulId9ot 1 Blod
80 &ittions @lob. %. D.-$930.
@aneforb McBraper an @n,. Qintete, 8 Sc
GuB 2ot 13 u. IA 8lod IS, in 81. &abb %. D.
$1,000. " 49, %'5''~
@touteau u. MafFt an. Sobn $. Defining, 2ot 1
8lpd 49 Ritt@on'S Npb.-$25O.
W. S. &epnolb u. Grdu an o.. 9 Sureu, Got Is
8lof 2 DaYton'S Mbb. u. D.-S2W.a
Scbn Wan u. Grau an I'm. MatIe, Got 4BIpd
rs Rtttjons @bb. 81. D.-Sl,350.
Maltsr 81. Bremn, an @irart ~6etpiN, Got 1
Bfod ~ QaIpnb's Mpb. W. $3.50.
&prnelius louaeY an @m. S'&onncrs, Got 4
Blod 3 QYr,at u. DdYton's Abb. 81. D.-x65O.
Gbpuaas Barton u. 0rau a n Sc. e. OtiS, !
BON q ] q . ! BON 5ee. 80 s. 20 q % 6 Ader
%. D.-$1 22l.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-09-02

e. % @ir perweiitn bic B1rger, spo,,
garper unt on9ren3enben @ounties auf
pa6 pom Doun8 Mmerita Mdrner&pr
petanfaltete Concert, Gbeater uuoa Sail.
Der bieltn ftrebfamt,t iuneen@ erein
'ttnnt peib1 bae sst eeEperfebt Elm berartiz
9es Gtfsfp tu2eeben baB jecen fir iein
3tlb ber, pole @ertb 9eboten ,ptro. Sn
elmer at,perent@ palte be5 8lattes Fnpet
bet 2eier baS pro9ramra. lleber bic
&rdfte bts @eret,1S mebr 3u la9en 1nben
wirz uberf1ilG 70 :.pieitlben bbiprtt&trb
unb portbsilbaft beattannt iinb. ~" +: +. "a. *. +,
81 m Counts Mderbau
Musfeu s 49, Das Grecutipe
Committee bat 2btfalo0en ISpielelte am
16ten unp 17ten September in ct. paul
eabSubalten. @n. Yairt tpurbt gum
@upertntenbenten Ter @MusfteQun9 er<
1annt unp Sol. o.. q. &pbertlpn .pirb
:bie ibli@e Getrepe balten.
O Mrref~ppn Die
ltr liebenpe Srldneer melder Dor &urseu,
In Minneapolis Elm pitol auf Mlice
Gtr9ufon obfeuerte tpeil ie feline 9iebts>
antrdee perldmdbte ,purpe 9e9ern bur@
ben pol3ei @bef in Minneapolis ptrbaf<
tet.e fs."4.z u.s.. ;rr. .3t- .. a.
- 2afaYette Yaee, Der bel Dem lebten
Gflenbabn unfaue perrpunbete Sn1ieneur
lit 9eiern 9eitprben.
|4 per1onal Noti 3.--9erren Scbn
Mattbeis u. q. 9.9inrete tebrten 9eitern
Mbenb pom Slten ,urud. :.~>.
= @ol. .. g.. &obert1cn miro bel BET
6umbolrtfeiet bic enAlil@e uno Yrof. s.
8. &oele Die beutide &eoe balten.
* @ie' ibr ,{ottelt" 10 reitet ibr,
brunt lebt 3u,1ba6 an @a:tler unb &iem3eug aQes
pom auter Mrbeit Iei, unt am @e11irr Weber unb
9rttit an Cite metteifern. @ute @attltr- uni
Riemtuarbeit 1part Sebem, Der &pB unb @aaeu
b6lt,, dQidbrlid EN- bIbl@es Simm&en: fit st.
paratuE unb frlbF Reparaturtn 1oQte man nir bel
einsnn Mti1tr a 80. 1 MAIDEN la0tn, wie Sen
MuguR 8 m nj Ct, brittle @traBe, ntbtn GinI
unb 1beobalb, Der pertsbt ,(tin @el4at 5unb ii
Fmabtg in ieinen wreiien. %']' '"~t
~ Ser 6. 2eitner bat feinS@ub>
>unt @ttefel @el9GSft pom Unite" Blod mad 80,
236 britt, @trabe (fruber &rieftr w. Sutbeimer)
.perlegt. Ct pirb baielbft cine erpBe Mustpabl pou
EShube, unb @tieftln pprrdtbig balttn une b.
feqte srbttt nit bet pronapiten @orsfatt anferti'
gen. ~ - = -''
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-09-02
IBetrabenoer nnelldsfau.

Gin %betrlbencer %un9lIdSfau traf 9e<
iern Die Tatnilie pes 9errn Mntpnt 9)Sra.
Gin tleiner- Sobn be5 9errn Clinton Y)br9:
mar an ben Glub sesan9en> Bate ii& auf
cine ralelbf lie9enre 8arfe be9eben unp
omailrte ii4 nit 5al&cn pom 9orbei<
l9mimmenten TreibbolS. Cine 3eitlan9
eine es gut, TOD scrare rieier Grfpls
l9eint 1ein un9lld 9ewsien gu fem. Gr
bog ii9 3u weit ppr, befam ra6 ueber9e>
Qepi@t uno tiir3te in ben TluB unb erz
trant ebe ibm 5ilfe wcrpen fonnte, Ca
auber eini9en &tncern Niemano in Der
N1be rpar.
7@Qe tis jebt oema&ten &nitrenaunsen.
bic 2cide aui;u1noen maren "Grfol9los.
Der &nabe bieb Mlfrep unp mar II
Sabre alt.
5err Y6rs bietet cine Belpbnune BON
1925 fir ea6 Nuffnren hes &Srpets.
- Der &1rper BON gilbert Yoera Ter
leBte @oAe, an ter=Sberen &anpun9 err
tranf murpe 9etern IA Meilen unterbalb
Der Staet 9efunben.s
Gin lpdterer 8eri9t ia9t eaB IS nt4t
Woer9 Qerpeien lei ben man tort 9efunpen,
man babe Jpn jeco@ bel 9afin9s 9efun<
ben. 4$~t2 " ~
-. Die Tobad6 II. Gtsarrenfotrif Der
5erren &iefer u. Gutbeitner befncet fid
pon beute an in cer Dritten StraBe SO,
100. las 0e19dft bieler 9erren nabm
felt leiner Gtablirun9 fold e,prme Diz
men ionen an, raB hte 8erlesune te1elz
ben mad etnenl mebr centralen Yuntt cer
Gtaot CUR Notbwenet9feit muroe. Sci
unierer neuli@en Mnpeeubeit in Der Sd
BRIT lber3eustcn mir un6 BON Der @ro6<
arti9teit re @ei9dft6betrieb6. J >Mittelit
Dampf rperpen ale Mrbeiten in ber Tabrit
perri&tet uno 9ins Der @ornan bes Sc
i@dfts Dor einiaer Belt na@ tem 'Snen
UNI cine neue Burrt6tun9 CUR Gabrifaz
tipn bon plu9zSobad a%n;ufaufen. ;
@te ,beoeutenb Der Betrieb bee Sc
19dfts it, erbelt baraus, bo6 bic ;Girmo
Die b6@fe &eoeue Tor, Don alien an
bern i'm Stoat befebencen -Wel1dften
3ablt unb 1T bielrlbe bic erite uno einsiss
ibrer Mrt i'm Staate Minneiota.
@trein le>
rel. I'M: Cine Nn3abl Bireer perlammelz
ten ]l9 eeltern :Mbenp in Der ,'6aqe' 81,
iuneen Mdnner tbriitliden @eleu19af
ulno erS;rterte, bte Gra9e,, mel@e @9ritts
fQr Bd4dBune BON Tbieren'~ in pbietn
Nduen nptbwenoi9 inp. Gin Committee
murpe l9lieeli@ ernannt UNI cine Con-
fitutip,, III entrperfer unb bielelbe eine,
ipateren @erian1mlun9 3ur 8esuta@tune
sor 3ultsen. D fsy1~n. .H@uEIu
- Der @%taatsltretdr 1T jebt nit e,
@ertbeilune Der @taatseeltbe Il. bel&df'
ti9t. uria@s hes lan8en 8erju9es ,par
ba6 be lebten @inter Sol, Der 2eeiSlatu1
be0eutea 5ainesi9en Icrnlbip @tieb'
crit jebt fertia. 9emeroen iiuo unb btire
Staats u. 1omnibip= @ttbe 3u(au,n1tr
uerianbt perben folten.
-Sn be-, lebten Drummer tes BOLTS
blattes ffabrt i& 9err @iltelut Branrt
als &ecafteur bees lattt6 Elm. @ir ten:
men Germ Brandt perf1nli& felt fttne1
Antutft III st. paul unb fnb. hberaeue
eaS bttitr 3err' IN jeper Be3iebu,g ie{nen
reuen Soften eetpo&itn 1T. .,,,,.s,
8eteptipn. Drf Minneiott
Club sab' Befern Abtnb ~ Gbren be-
Wereral 6ancod Elm iplenoipest SIT III,
BAL. Die Glits unp eS4tnbeit Dc
Staot NAT oldn)stbl perEtreterl. .sr ssa IT,,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-09-02

~ Die orei leitenben Dampfbopt
Gompasnisn Res obern MiiifTppi erlie<
fen Dor tur3em Ss%ntruttion an. BE Cap
tame unp Glerfe bon aIlfn perlonen
rie pd0eebitltsn rem balbtn Gubrprtte gu
cplleftiren. Dieter Sage Bate %. s.
Dapip(on> YrdIcent Der Nortb @el1ern
Union padst So. unp %. &bpbes, @e>
tretdr terlelten @eleuidaft @elesenbeit
il@ bon Der @epiNenbafti9feit, NIT ber
pie Beamten ibre Beieble politeben, ~
iber3eusen. Muf ibrer &eilt@, nab ct
cage betiesen fe ben Dampferr gictorp,
p~rdientirte,, lire pd7e als Beamltte' a%s,ut1,b
perlaneten cine State @opun. Ter @lert
pa9e9en %prdlentirte has Yapier NIT pben
erwdbnter Snnruttion uno ertldrte ibnen,
baB ,iie tetn 3immer befommen, tSnnten
bis 1ie flir ibre Gabrt ben poretldrieberen
9albprtie brsablt' ssbdtten..@. @ieoeripre>
den balf nidts unp 70 mubten BE 1lrbt>
ber pieitr Mabreeel aud 8lei& eitS 1bi9z
tett perlelben teitea. : pp,ssa
s1sp trfonalDs e.Mst.i3 g. :Serr
Matbias SOL tebrte am iSamita8 mad
elmer preimenahiaen Belu@sreiie, pon
Deutf@lano bisrber 3urld. Ct -,erfrtut
f@ gutter @elunebeit unp f&etnt ibm bic
&eiie re&t gut setban 3u babtn.' 1F.$
- Grau @%rdntpalp, uniereu, Ibea<
,tsrpublif utnnod poblunb oortbttlbaft be-
tannt II felt eini8en Ia9tu in bief9er
,Stabt unb beabf@ti8t uebrere 0afppr>
asllunssn ~ stabae'n ',s -zz; i 49,
-@eneral' Oscar Malurps ii IN
Binnepes an8etomue.. e9bm ~ Gtre,
purbea, pie antrttanif@e usb eanabii&e
Glasse aufsebibt unb il &aaonenf&a0e
selbf. Am Absrh tpuroe 8 nit eiues
.mtiteren, Salutt pom Sc &anpnfui4i6su
teoraet,, aa5 ~ "a Z. y sss psf .t..s.a &.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-09-02
U 1El''ttt':s7W eiua'sioFass Bs,irF IS Gags.
-. II r. u fhat''"s' I'm en-

%#A % ~ #-T g &D@ e @F Wy w
Bolsenoe o%asemetne 8ti&lai1t &uurbtt'
a~t19et1prntnet1 !: K N 6
Den Be3irts @orort flr's nd@fe Sabr
in New llm 3u bela0eu..
Das Eurnfet nd@ies Sabr inWirena
abiubalten. %H %a4 ss 4
8et benz Gurnftiten eiine1 79pbreise fur
ben belttn Eurner : @@aben unb etnen
fit otn beitenTurnser>D efldmator aus3uft1
ben.
Den @ereinen bic @ranpune pon36B>
ltn9spereine,nl az empfeblen;, ',,a,.: .,a. ~ = ;;
Da6 biie,3ur; YrafunS btna.ah&rtftteQerz
i9en Mrbeiten ein9eiebtt COMMITTEE BEN
8Hirfsyorort @ert&t 3u %erfatten BABE.
Den Bir9ernl ST. YuulS mi 3ben1 ct.
paul Gurnperein Danf fir bic freuno<
li9e Mufnabme ju%a b3utatteu. : j onrae
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-09-02
gslNlNsse "A s;sg.ssglrs.g fsr,g
IN unfere AbOnnenfen.

38 u - @ w II " 4
Infer Retitnbtr, Ser 6. ST.
pirb an, Montue cine &eilt pas M:nne=
iota Ibal b{nauf antreten uno eurfeblsx
tptr Jpn auei, unlern Mbpnnenten urb
STreunpen. @reenbads 1T Der 3wed iei<
nsr Neile,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-09-02
minnefota u. 2sisconfn 1urnfefte.

hx#&iSiE ,E@ F$eES4ftratE
Gol9enoe Depelaen murben 3rtf@en
ben Minnelota uno @iscon(tn Turnfez
fen 9ewe@1elt. Cine @tunpe mad Mb>
lenpun9 BET Depel@e BON ct. panl par
bic Mntrpcrt bd. "o"@ H. dna 34s a]a5aa:.z,
EurnYerein ga @rufle.. ,,.. ~. -.
- Gut 9etl! >.s7e@ va ,,~a-"e.a'.
@rabe Ser minlneidota G&ulrt,,esr: IAN sbte
s urner Don @iecon1n. &'5' ''' -" ".''91
.@ep. Ben&
f.: GetzM ari@aQ.
49,. ant m:or*t.. y. ' s4' " . ~ -
@eo. 8en& GeF>M arlaoQ. ".'"'*.
ct. paul Gurn @erein.
Greunolt9e Grmieoerun9 Cures CRU
Bes. Befnpen uns oue III better Sttu1z
n1ung. .@.sH
@baS Meb9er
j. ."=.. ..,:.. : ,prdFeent, >,
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@a8bia8tea @aa8.,
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49, 80 '''' I --..-,s ''|-'~ *tNI-5
9ttfa in&t.ti .5etfa fa&tetL' "'slA 1!l'>ljj9fl +.
50 tta thinner sersaast xnb luRts tabet.o ;!.ru r sf5a
DtuR aud re4t treu,f>el NAL feta =, II r+
81 tebre i'm aDafbtustuu 5aufe NAL etu;
3rasR ba, per's benn stbta = ''"Je
3setlta Der Deter ser ateral be1tsbt. Pa, + .5'Jl
stets bat Der an 5auh, ses ~ waufaen -.
tt stbt etneu ausseaet&ntten Ttf&,
BeefReat, paaeten. Rraat uns ealat. d '''.'
uas 0ptt ptts. pas Ct fpaf atat nod lat
Det&e Detten. warn unt wet6 pte tes ednee. . !
neu4's lalt. etnea punfd spp Detsfes. Rafee sber 1ses
seute In Ssnamer e~ts!altts Bier. '''"' .''[
Die fetnaea unb beaea etaasre tat I man ttes. ,< j.
uns bttm 8eiat1en If ber, Peter Elm ltteraler
It f&retbt ME ~ stet. nod III vents an
Dena'S ate &uubta, stst ct germ Grebtt s?,g I5n'
ans re&uet nur ben gang eepstalt&ea prsat
dub ertra fet's tem 8armer nod sefast,
II sxter etau unb Ffrtfae pueae.:: ~ ~
ubet NAN Httm Peter auf Der eteae. -.
Il fattern ste Rabe. 0aitn uub pferse
I'M etaue Plat fit cine GAME 6eerbe.
Run gRu:ter,, ds&ttr, Batter mt esla. !.
es4st btu H. tena @ete1 bel, 6eAfstnste1. s+rn
Der Peter label erseteaR etx,, . ,.-.s4 .-
Fl Serfprt4t tets luats anb estI u fttx. "
l7tR Neter Bustenir4 ti)G
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-09-02

erbalten jeBt Die erten @patjabrsmaaren
uno laber MQe Elm ibre @91ne Nu6wabl
Don GQenwaaren 3u bet9ti9en> beionz
ners Die na9benarnten Nrttfel:
S@war3e @etoen Don $1.75
hi5 $2.75. @roBe &ortbeile weroen in
oen beiten 16war3en Nlpacas 9ebottn,
CLAN Ylaib8, fir Nn5d9e. Cine
f61ne Nuswabl per neue1en Wufer Don
Damenz @tpffen, lebr biQts.
Nleranbria @lace 5anb1@ube
Don allen @@atttrun9en, 5ellsran, 8lau>
2aoenber uno purpur. 'Gbenlu f@6ne
@lace 5anol@ube fir Elm Dollar oa6
paar.
Gatbcart Il. So
ga s. 6. @trenslon beutl&er Glert.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1869-02-17
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
PHOTOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE!

On October 18th, 1868, will be published
the First Number of Periodical, to be
devoted to the interests of American Pho
nographers, and of those who desire to
learn the Art of Phonograhy, Phonetic
Shorthand. Each number will contain q
series of lessons in the commoa print, ex-
planatory of the system, and of the changes
which have been introduced in the past
few years. and which the experience Of the
best reporters has proved, are worthy Of
adoption, and which tend to make it more
simple and easy of requirement. These
will contain all the instructions necessary
to acquire the art.
: The explanatory part will be accompan-
led by shorthand Illustrations, Autographed
in the best style. Each number will also
contain a number of pages of autographed
Photography, consisting of miscellaneous
reading matter with key in the common
print.
Speeches, sermons, ETC., phonograpically
reported. will occasionally be autographed
from reporters manuscript, showing the
exact style used in verbatim reporting. The
FIRST five numbers viii be issued semi month
ly. viz: October 18th, November 1st and
18th, December lst aud l5tn. From JAN
uary LIST, 1869, the Magazine will be issued
weekly.
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NOTICE.

TINTED STATES INTERNAL REV
" ENUE, ASSISTANT ASSESSORS OFFICE,
2D DISTRICT Observation-Disclosures La,
February I'd, lS69.-United States Tax
Payers are hereby respectfully informed
that Transcsipt or Abstract of the bust
ness of the year 1868 will greatly facilitate
the forthcoming work between them and
the Assistant Assessor, and that, therefore,
the hope is entertained that not one will
come without, whose liability to taxation
is to be determined, in order that there be
as little detention and vexation as is pos
sibie under the circumstances. The law
requires taxpayers to fill or make up their
lists themselves, except those who cannot
read and write the blanks or lists of the
3 last named, the Assistant Assessor is OBJ
Hged to fill or make up, but he is not re-
CURED by law to perform this service for
any one else, nor will it be possible for
him to do so. There will be competent
clerks in attendance, who, for a moderate
fee, will perform this service for those de-
string it, or aid in making mp an abstract
Or transcript for those who have not al
ready prepared one. For the latter there
will be time from the present to the LIST of
March, nearly one month. Plantersshould
include all Articles sold within the year
1868, whether produced in that or q for
mer year, excluding everything sold after
the LIST day of January, 1869, adding all
income derived FROM other sources, setting
forth every item of expenses claimed as
proper deductions" giving the number of
hands employed, not including house SER
wants or others engaged in unproductive
labor, the names of the field hands and the
total amount of wages paid to each during
the year, and every other item claimed as
deductions" Merchants transcripts
should represent the cost value of the
stock on hand on the 3lst day of Deem
Der, 1867; the cost value of the quantity of
Il e merchandise purchased during the
year 1868; the Gross sales from the 1st
day of January, 1868, to the 1st day of
January, 1869, and cost valne of the stock
on hand Oh the 3lst day of December, 1868,
setting forth all items of expenses or eX-
penditures claimed as deductions" Law
yers' and Doctors transcripts should re-
present all fees received, whether in mon
ey, exchange of services. in horses, or in
any other form of payment, from the Jst
day of January, 1868, to the LIST day of
January, 1869, whether for professional
services rendered during the year 1868, or
In former year, and all income from other
sources, naming all items of expenses
Claimed as deductions" In like manner
all other Taxpayers should make up trans
cripts of their business pertaining to the
year 1868, for in this way, and in this way
only, be it observed, it can with facility
and mutual satisfaction be determined or
ascsrtained who is liable to pay tax, the
extent of the liability and who is exempt
GEO. II. STARING.
Feb 10th, 1869. Assistant Assessor
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Little Things in Farming.

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The whole success OF q farmer hinges
upon timely attention to little things
This mainly makes the difference between
thrift and poverty. The philosophy Of sue
cess is expressed in the old adage ..For
want of q nail a shoe was lost; for want
of a shoe horse was lost for want of q
horse man was lost" 1t is little thing
to keep accounts Of the pecuniary transac-
tons on the farm. A half hour Saturday
evening would enable farmers to know just
how they stand with the world. Yet we
suspect half the men who cultivate the soil
never make an entry in o book /; and for
want OF this accounts run mp fearfnlly at
the store, and many articles of luxury are
purchased, for which they are unable to
pay at the close of the year. Debts accu-
mulate, the farm is mortsaged, and finally
lost for the want of little paper and ink.
It is o little thing to put up tool in its
place. when not in use, yet many have no
tool house, or place Of shelter CIR any I'M
plement or vehicle. Things are left where
they were last used--the piow in the field,
the cart in the yard, the chains in the sta
bic, the harness in the wood house the axe
at the wood pile, and the rakcs at the corn
crib. Many do not even house the expen-
sive implements they have bought; and
reapers and threshers are treated like old
plows and harrows. The parts made of
steel and IRON grow rusty, aud the wood
decays.
A machine that is good for thirty yearr,
with proper care, is used up in five Ly
abuse. 1t is very little thing to turn =
nut that is loose, yet for the want Of the
tightening the nut is lost, the bolt comes
out, and the loaded wagons breaks down on
the way to market, and q whole day for
man and team ia lost. 1t ka little thing
to keep hors properly groomed, yet for
want Of clean fetlocks, the skin cracks and
the horse is lame, and the owner looses the
use of him for weeks or months. Ventila-
ton is small affair, yet for the want of it
the health Of stock in stables suffers severe
", and disease sets in. 1t is small affair
to provide good seed at the beginning Of
the year, but the whole success Of the sea-
son depends upon it. /. is an easy thing
to deal fairly with your neighbos, and
make name that is better than precious
ointment. Many cheat on small occasions.
do not get what they selI, and get reputa-
ton for meanness that stands in the way
Of their success. y
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yourself about it. Just mise little. its
under yon," at the same time giving hard
pull. ~
Alas, the tall wns told. no escape
nothing short Of spccia! interposition Of
Providence could save his shirt. But what
should he do? Another, and another, u
stronger pull evincing on the part of tho
lady praise-worthy determination to OBJ
tain the lost dry goods, and coupled with
the request.
"Get up, sir; you're sitting on it," de-
termined him, and the agony of the mo-
ment, and grabbing with both hands,
fast disappearing strip Of linen which en-
circled his neck, he exclaimed
"For G-d's snke, Miss Emily leave my
shirt and collar" 81.
The young lady then "phainted," Us in
accordance with custom, aud in the most
accomplished manner. a9s