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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-11

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psrrengr-s rest al night At Tylera1d PrairisViile.
Returning. leaves Dallas on Sundays. wednesday
and Fridays. at A. n. striving a. hHrzhah - We
restavs. Irlisys ana sundays, ~ ,. ~ resting al
riehf AZ Prairevilie and Tyler
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAlLRAD.
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Passenger Stage Line
FROM MARSHALL TO DALLAS

nv vsv Of EarpviIis, stzrville, Tyler, Garden Valley,
Canton. Prairievills, Kaufman and scJs1s.
Leaves Marshall on Tuesdays, Thursdays and satur-
dars. ct A. NJ. arriving ct Dallas third days b. sR.N.
TaTTD nm TU
The Van Buren press., 1869-07-13
NO. 4.
A New Fact About the Assassin layns.
From the Chicago Tribuas's IyasAisgtos cSrrs-
spondeRcs.

a New Fact ABOUT the Assassin <Syoos
From the Chicago 7ribuas's WashisgtoH CSvs-
spoadeacs.
Some time ago friend introduced ne
to Frederick Stone, Of Port Tobacco
Indian, Potopaca J, on the lower Potom-
ac, who was counsel to DR.. Mudd, the
surgeon Of John Wilkes Booth Stone
is now Member Of Congress from ths
Fifth District of Maryland, and 10 . mod.
est, semi literary lawyer. He went In his
professional capacity to see Payne, OF
Powell, the attempted assassin OF VIM.
II. Seward, and returned to my introducer
with this statement:
THAT fellow is the most extraordinary
and irredcemable rufflan in Christendom.
He is built like gigantic savage, has no
idea of fear, possesses no sensibilitiess
aud wants to die with promptitade.
He said to ne: don't want trial.
| I deserve 10 be hanged. and expected Il.
don't want to be led cut into . court
every day, with chains on my legs and :
daily hurrah. / meant to kill that old
Seward, and how failed can't imagine.
l believe / was right in trying to kill him.
and all regret Is that didn't kill him.
First / went at him with my knife and
then with my pistol-butt. II had pos
sessed anything else, I should have fn-
ished him."
Stone asked him the extent and the ma
turc Of the conspiracy.
ut was plan to carry on Lincoln
and give him up to the Confederatss,"
aaid Payne. but when that failed, Boeth,
who was tho only one In earnest prop0s-
ed to kill lincoln and oil the Cabinet.
All tho rest backed out, and scattered
like lot Of beggars. We never heard Of
Surratt, Of Arnold or any Of them agai',
/ told Booth that would 90 in with
him, and he preferred to kill Lincoln,
while l was set upon Seward II Atzc-
rodt or Harold were in the matter, they
were mere hangers on. l deserve to DO
killed and so does Booth The rest were
women and babies"
Amongst the peculiaritics OF that tims
Ut assassination may be mentioned tbs
fact that poet who recently figured in
some OF the Roral decoration ceremonies
of this vicinity, bad been invited BY
Wilkes Booth to come to his room ON
the night Of the murder. While on his
way there lie heard OF the assassination
at Ford's Theatre, aud to his constorna-
ton he heard the namo Of his anticipated
host mentioned in connection with the
crime.
II dare say" he said frequently after.
warn, "that il ] had left my card at
Booths room that night, should have
been sent to the Dry Tortugas." Stone
is grandson of signer Of tho Declara.
ton Of Independence from Maryland, and
great great grandson Of Lord Balti.
mores famous Protestant Virginian Gov.
ernor OF the same Commonwealth.
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Preventive Of Army Worms.
We take the following from an article
in the New Iberia Journal:

We take the following from an article
in the New Iberia Journal:
A planter on tie coast, having. for
several years past, been in the habit OF
sowing in his Gotten land the ordinary
COW pea, and finding to his amusement.
that those OF his neighbors crops, where
no peas had been sown wcrc literally de-
stroyed by the worms, his crop remain
ing untouched, was induced to test the
efficacy of the vine us a pressrvativs
against their destruction With this view,
he tried the following experiment, to-wit:
That Of cultivating one portion VI his
field in cotton alone, and surrounding the
other with a belt ofpeas. This done,tho
period for the army worm to appear hav.
ing arrived. that portion Of bis field
wherein no peas bad been sown was en.
tirely dovourcd. while that in which peas
had been sown remained untouched
result which, Of course, leads him very
nationally to suppose that the vine alone.
growing around the cotton, had proved
its protection against the aggression Of
the insect. After all, from the accounts
given by tho Oldest inhabitants Of our
parish, we are inclined to think that Il 10
Us reported, an infallible presevstivs
against the ravages Of the cotton worm.
aud for this reason From the authority
quoted above, we are told that up to
twenty or twenty-five years ago. such
thing rs the army or cotton worm was
unknown among them, and before that
period it was the universal practice ofall
planters to yearly sow their nelds--
whether Of cotton or coru-in peas.
Why they shoald have given up this
wholesome practice. we are unable to say.
but certain 1t 10 that since, few have been
the crops raised in this section without
having been more or less injured by these
insects We cenld not too strongly urge
upon our cotton planters the importance
OF testing the efficacy Of this simple ex.
psdient It being both easy and profitable.
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" How CAN I Coox"-Ths ioll.wiss

"How CAN Coox."-Ths following
story is good because it is true. We bed
it from ths lips of . good woman. who was
told it by tho principal ac,sr herself !:
"ven / first come to Filsdslfy to serve. !
was very uncivil, said Kstrins. now tidy
servant in rs. pectabls family: "llauvh
mooch, and l feel ashamed to1 susmosr
how behave ven know 30 little. Sehos.
tat was my beau--Schon. he took me TO
that teater one night, ven I bin IN Filadel.
fy but three weeks. We sits in the gallery.
and we rot see goot. and Schon said be
would get better seat. So hs puts his lcg
round der post. aud shiles down NIT dss
pit, and looks up and calls out 'Katrina!
Ka,rine! COON down tish good place
here = and l leaned over, and said l: How
can COON dswn. Schon ? and hs said:
f. Scbust .hlids down. So l put my legs
round der pillar. and shl;des down. Don.
der how tho people laugh Dsy laugh
so dsy play no more dat night upon ths
stage. Every body laugh and yell. end
whistle oil over dor h,uas. was much
ashamed then. tough knew not any harm.
But now l plushos rod every timo ] tinks
nit it,"
The Van Buren press., 1869-07-13

- Why isa pretty girls foot like the
letter Y? Because 1t is at sbc end Of beau.
".
The Van Buren press., 1869-07-13
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WENDELL PnlLLiPs.

How TO be A GENTLEMAN" You see
| am gentleman" said win Thompson.
- will not take ON insult" And the
little fellow strutted up and down In rage.
He had been throwing stones ut Peter
Jones, and he thought that his anger
proved him to be a gentleman.
"If you want to be gentleman,
should think you would be gentle boy
6rst," said his teacher. "Gentlemen do
not throw stones ct their. neighbors.
Peter Jones did not throw at you, and
think he is much the more likely to prove
a gentleman"
"But he's got patches on his knees, -
said Will
Bad pantaloons don't keep a boy
from being q gentleman" said the teach.
er. "but a bad temper does. Now. Win.
lam, il you want to be q gentleman you
must 4 gentle boy"
A little further on, the teacher metittle
Peter Jones. Some Of the stones had hit
him, and he was hurt by them.
"Weil, Peter, what's the matter be
tween you and win this morning 7" ask
ed the teacher,
~ was throwing ball at one OF the
boys, in play, sir, and il missed him and
hit viii Thompson's dog"
"Why did you not throw back ?"
because, sir, my. mother says that
to be gentleman, l must bo gentle
boy, aud thought 1t best to keep out Of
his way till he cooled off little"
The teacher walked on, after praising
Peters conduct. but kept the boy in his
mind he lived to sec Will Thompson a
rowdy, and Peter Jones a gentleman, ,lov.
ed and respected BY all.
Remember, a gentle boy makes a gentle.
man. - TIE Little Eoiks
The Van Buren press., 1869-07-13

"A Tennessee paper perpctratss the
following hit descriptive Of scene in De.
Kalb coun,y-Stokes and Cate being the
speakers and tho subject the late Mongret
row:
Stokes" Thrice the brindled ca. hath
mewsd."
Cate" Thrice, and once the hedge. pig
whned."
Stokes" Grisham criss--'ts time. tis
time"
Both" Double, double, tells and troub.
los.
Now she bilss and now she bubbles"
Stokes--"Is this dag-gs that sec be.
fore me :"
Cate" No. cir! It's . niger
The Van Buren press., 1869-07-13

- Belts to run smoothly should hare
a certain smcsut Of elasticity. 4 psrteee.
.ly unyielding belt will not smbrese ~
face oi the pulley. For this reason lsathes
belts should b kept soft By eecssisosl ~.
ing % ra' t,s@ fte@ f't =
The Van Buren press., 1869-07-13

-A A horrid man down east says he be-
lisves in tho womsn's movsmsnt--on wash.
ing day.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-02-18
Nenefte Na@ri@ten.
8, II. Gebruar

SpNNI99 9, l4- Osp1uR1
Grant erbalt 1ein patent
ais Tradf6nia.- Mm lebtenGre
tag UNI bolb sebn l1br frib er19ten @e>
nator Mcrtpn. unb bic &eprdlentanten
praoue unp @ill Jon int 6%auptquartier
unb prdl entirten bem Sen. Grant bte8ez
ideinioun9 ieiner @abl gum prdlpenten
fir 4 Sabre pom 4. Mdr3 an, ais he
pom @on9reb biersu ernannte Committee.
Senator Mortpn ia9te babel Dem Gene
ral> ba6 feline @abl pa6 3eu9nib ieiner
2%anp6leute BON tbrer 1%eberseu9un9 be-
peute, bob Grant al6 Yrdfrent oielelbe
Gnersie, &eplt9teit unb &aterlanrSltebe
an Dem Sage le9en meroc> wel6e i'm auf
benz Geloe au6sesetdnet. Da6&plf wer<
be alSpann binter ibm tebn.
Grant antpcrtete rn9e;mun9en uub
bbfi&.
Damn ipra@ audi SEER pra9ue nod
furs uno i'm @pnuerlatipn6tpne, unb bic
Committee Yerfl9te 0d!cann III pem@icez
prdirenteu @ulfar> no f1@ ptelelte Gcr>
molttdt t%pieoerbplte.
- Sn Stem Sort pperirt 9e9enmdrtis
an Der @etreipeb6rl aud Elm Meblz
"&in9".
Inter bonn 10. tpirb BON Gan 6ranz
cisco tele9rapbirt> paB in California Elm
beftt9er Sturm tpbte. @pn Der Stdrfe
peielten fam man it@ uneefdbr etnen
8e9rif MAIDEN, >pen1 man erfdbrt> pab
benz na9 California auSoeranperteu
Garmer Sdulte cine feiner sebnpflupt9en
8trnen, bic terielbe bort befanntlt6
urebft", wie mir bier uGdern" uno 9a>
ielnii6e, ab9epebt nurpe, >pos ionf in
California ME paiirt it, penn bort NAM
bern bic 8irnen befanntli9, 70 wie fe
retf 1tno, rubi9 uno Yerninfti9 Yon
ielbf auf 2eitern berab in bic &Drbe btnz
Elm, wel&e bic Tarn1er gu bielem :3pede
in. rem 9lQdli9en 2anoe 9esen pa6 un>
ier Minneipta natirlt@ cine 2%inebur9es
9aiee 1T, berett baben.
SIT ber 9ro6en S@la9t bic Sen.
Guitar ben Snotanern am @aibita Sc
liefert unc in Der ieinem 8eridt ju Tpl9e
1893 seblteben, 1purber, tpie Col. Sea-
1en,pprtb Dor Ter Senat COMMITTEE be-
;eu9tc, nur Is 9et1btet. Cine rpeibe &C.
fanaene 6rau ranen6 &lein, pelde Rem
Beri9t Guitars 3uGul9e BON einerSquatr
set6otet mar iet na@ Sol. 2%eaoenmcrtb
Don unleren ei9nen @ploaten erl4onen
poroen, al8 fte BON benz Snbtanerla9es
auf fe sulief. Sen. Guitar 1aetnt oaa
Infertt9en BON @@la@tbuuetine6 BEL
benz alien 8pnparte 9elernt baben. .rs
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-02-18

bic 8eroauun8 Der 8emobner Yerberten
BE 9aupturia@e Der In jenen ,@e9enbe1
berrl9enben. aseeti1den biteren 2ebens:
ani@auun9. DEM i9le@te @erbauun{
er3eu9t l1noulolamfeit, Tr6mmelet, CANT:
iu@t unb cine s%riQenbafte, tYrannti4e
6fentlt@e Meinun9, blue laws" II. ~.
uub 1T bas @auptbinoernib jener ,peit
ber3tsen, ft@ 1elbf unp &noern belfenber
Selbfbeitimmun9, pel@e@ runbla9e ale,
9elunben, moralil9en Gntnidelun9 1T
@@le@te &eroauun9 1T bic &np9en=
fdule Der Staaten. S9le1te &of
cine nod rei9ere 2uelle Don &epplutip>
re1,> ais 6un9er6notb. Gin II SpQltdn:
big ALE S@idten Der @eleul9aft bur&>
orin9enpeS l1ebel, Elm uebel> tpel9eS fd
uberaQ III jeper &I@e unb binter jebem
8adofen 70 periaan3t bat> etn ioldea
nebel r~erlan9t cine weiterrei9enoe uni
raoifalere &ur> ais ft9 bur@ @e1ebe e.
5ielen ldbt. limb mir baben oe6balb eint
8ewe9ung. ein9eleitet, fur bic mir bic
&betlnabme aQer Tetnbe 19aolt@e,
QUALIFICATION erbitte,>, bur& Elm
ENHANCEMENT ;ur Contribution 19le9te
Sod uno 8adwerfe int MQ9emeinen
uno namentli9 jene verocrbliden uni
teufii&en Grseueer Don &ranfbeiten uni
fribem Gob> upte6" u>parme Biscuits"
unb aroere fe fe @erf6rperun9en be6
leibbaftt9en Satan6 5u 1erbieten.
Sort init Current uuYeroault9en Sc
bid! Sort nit Guren @aQe e%r3eu9enben
Dampfnuocln> Guren CUR &aieret tretz
benoen bluti9en Beefiteafa> Gurem. UNI
beilt9en @%aubraten, Yerbpten I'M 8ude
Der 2euiten uno i'm &oran, ta6 bic ueterz
tretun9 peS @erbotS ieineS @enu6e6 1elbi
our9 bic Sob brin9enoe Tri6inen aerd@>
bat. Sort nit Gurem Stintfdle uno ME-
bererseu9enoen 8cbnen, NIT GurenGru9tz
fu@en unb @uren @eleeS unb Gurem
ni@t6wirot9en @ubnerla lat! @es mi
Guer1 unYermetpli9en Muf tern, bic 11u,
@@llpfristeit uno liecerltde @eoonfen
erseu9en! Sort NIT Guern Yfeferlaucen
&etGupS u. {. 49, II. +. 49, bis mir BIZ
menl9lt9e Didt auf ben urtbimlt9en
einfa9en unb naturwu9f9en 8eret6 spr
Meblbrei uno Mtl@ ;urid9e.
flbrt.
Btr baben bier blpe einen birfti9er
umrib uniere6 &eform<p lans 9eben f1n:
men. ALIEN gu seb6ri9er 3eit uno mad
Dorbertaer 8eratbun9 NIT oem &leten:
8roc,pbiloiopbea bon Der q. q. Gribun'
rperoen mir unlere Batterten NIT ale,
@ewalt 9e9en bic @nbdn9er pe6 @Yitemt
mora(ti@er neberrecun9 {ptelen laien uni
ber @elt 5ei9en> pas man @QeS Derbtete>
muB. menn man con equent fem pt1."
@o rebet bic upreB." Man fam bi
Narrbeit ber Yrobibitip> @elebe nidt f1it
li@er %Yeripotten, uno bic 2d@erltdfeit t
ia bod oas @rab> baS bieien 1nlinl
l9liebli@ aufnebmen muB.
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(&tnge1anbt.)
Nu8 SarDcr Gpuntn.

Nm 8. b. 81. tppbnten mir etnem @onz
CERT uno Tbeater in @aconia bel. 8
30! wirr man@er benfen, tpaS fDnnen
oenn bic 8uidbauern 3ulammenitoppeln ?
Salt Greuno! SD 1ase Dir baS Ding
rpar nt9t Bios befrieoi9eno> 1onpern {ebr
gut. Da trat Der 2ieoerfran; aus 16
Mann beftebenb auf unb fang Stpet GbSre
bic nt@t6 iu munl9en ibri9s lieBen, bic
ia elmer 9roben @tact Gbre eingele9t bdt>
ten. Gbenio felen bas Eer;ett, bas
Quartet uno bic SoluS 1ebr gut aug.
Die Spprantimmen tparen fetr unb tlinz
9eno> bic Mlttimme pp,trefFi9.
.Da6 Sbeater Der rel enbe Stupent"
9in9 gut BON Statten. Der @tuoent
tpurce iebr gut 9e9eben. Der Maler
Satob par Elm gar munterer. Gamerap
Eoubcrs peritano feline Stole bur@ unb
our9, 8ronbbeim tpor elm 2%ieutenaut
aus Dem f. 5annden ipielte gut, bdtte
aber etpaS lauter ipreGen 1olen. Morz
9aretba madte Elm 9utes altes Mutter>
&en> bdtte aber betm Branp> Der @&eune
ettpa8 mebr ms Geuer fommen fouen.
Die pioniere tparc1 freu;Fpele 8ur(@en
.11ne lan9rn mte 86gel i'm 9anflaamen.
:: Dem Gbcater fol9te Elm famoier 8au
Der BIG gum, MorQen anpauerte ; bic
sanje @fdre nerlief 70 semdtblid, bab
! mir 11ur miniGen, eiinem dbnlf9en Anz
lai1e an bemfelben plaBe re9t balo miez
Der b%eippbnen ;u fSnner.
=. r., So, Mebrere 3ub6rer.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-02-18

Die Dur@it9tiefett Der
gu t.-Benn mir bic 8erae tlarer unp
"11aber" al6 8ep6bnli@ ieben, 70 19lieeen
mir auf &e9en ; um8efebrt, wenr ie ,peitz
cntfcrnt i&etnen, 70 faaen mir, ra6 @etter
bleibe 1@1n. Diele @itterun96reaeln
flno in leBter 3eit iupobl rur@ ben @enz
fer de la Rive al6 bur6 ben 3urder
@tlp GeBt Director Der meteuroloai.
i@en @entralanitalt in peterSbura) wi1=
len19aftli@ besrinbet >pprpen> inpem fie
bemeiien> bab trpdene 9uft unpur@i6tiz
ger TT als feu9te. @enr mir atio bic
Serge flarer feben pte 9ep5bnli&> 70
ribrt bie6 Don cer Geu@tiafeit Der, bic
IN Der &uft }i9 hefnoet,-unb mir baben
ollo gang &e&t auf baloi9en Reeen III
@lieben. Nu6 Dem 9leiden @runre
f6nnen mir auf bic Beu9tisteit in Ter
Mtmo6pbare uno ouf mabrl9einli6en
@itterun9swedid 19lieben, >penn mir
Morsens Gle Sonne pper Mbenps Den
Wfono in MISREPRESENTATION @rDbe binz
ter ben 8er8en berauffommen ieben.
Die 8eriu9e BON @ilo baben eben<
falls bepieieu, rab. bic 2uft oa8 rotbe
2tdt BETTER pur9ld6t als oas blaue, nell
Dies BON ibr abiorbirt, b. +. oufaeipoen
nirp. Dapur@ ertldrt fi6 bas Blau
5tmmels einerteits, an
eerletts bic Mor9enrBtbe unp
NbenorDtbc.
8e1@lu11e Der 5pnntoQsz
19ulen : N11pciatipn. - Die
Sonntaseiaulen Ml1ociatipn bei@lpb gu
@noe ibrer SiBun9e11 lnter auperr.
uDie Sonnta9l9ulcnarbeit als Mitz
teL beitebt in Sem @tupium Der @drift,
tn germabnn9 uno Mufmunteruna, al6
3wed in Der 8efebrun9 unb dritliden
grtebu19oer S@Qler unierer Sonnta96z
1dulen. 80
die @Nociatio11 empfeblt m1@entlide
3ulammentinfte BON &inber, sun, @ebet
uno @pnper(atipn.
u8ibltide Geographic unc 0el9i@te
1t1p IN ben SDnnta98f9ulen Iebr oer<
11a4lditat u1b bic M1pciatio1t .empfteblt
9rSbere Ebetlnabme fir bifie nnterneb<
mun9sspei9e unb Ginfabrnng BON &arz|
ten.
Nidt uJacpb," 1onrern @ptt~1
lteb &eis, unier mpblbefa1nter unb be-
liebter beuti1er Mebgermetfter, Der bas
pretsldpetn eeutdftet, Jacpb 8ei6 ert<
Rirt gar ntdt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-02-18

Ne Das @btea9p Sournal IN ST.
su9 auf oaS Ble6> pel@e8 auf ben bet.
ben Neutrality-suspicious. 1T @btcasr
suiammen9ei9waBt miro, faat, t6 bpfe,
raB bic Gertbeipi9er pe8 @eiteritimmz
re6t5 bdielbff enttpeber ben Munb batten
poer 9ei&eibt lpreGen mB@tnr
Bir bofen aud, aQetn Understanding
miro npbl eitel bleiben.
~ Die Bdr9er BON Mantato uno1mz
9eoerb baben $4,000 Mctien Der Min>
neiota unb Nprtbmeftern Giienbabn Sc
3eiAnet.
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Sin gutter Natb an nnfcrc @efctee=
5s% 9t bune. E2aj a@

SSHv$S$~ wv
ieb9ebun9 infer ppue6 &ertraue1 in IT,
rem Datrtpttsmls unb in ib,en ri@tiae1
Gact rapur@ gu beweilen, bab mir es
oermeipen, ielbf in Sa@en, pelde Dem
peuti9en Snterei1e fp nabe lieaen, ,pie
bic Ginwanperun9San9ele9enbeit, uns III
tbren Ratb9ebern aufjuwerfe fen. Dennpa
t5nnen mir nt&t umbin aneeli@ts peS
3u9es, ben bic 9eitri9en (Monta9s) Ser
banplun9en III pieier Sa@e 9enomme1,
uniere unmab9ablide pripatan1i@t ;u
beliebiaem @ebrau@ Spr;uleaen.
DaS 9au6 ;etste cine Neteuno, bic ;ur
unterftubun9 Der @tnmanperu9 in @orz
19la9 setra@te @urnr1e auf ben &ierten
Ibeil 5u reou;tren.
@S 1T uni ERE Mn1i9t baB &pern
bic 8emesun9 III bteler &tdtun9 cine
rt@tt9e it, bic @eieBeebung ppbl tbun
rraroe, btele ridtise &i9tun9 bis gun,
@uber1fea su oerful9en unp garni@ts
;u bemtHt9cn.
Die Ginmanperunq oerz
lan9t feline Mlmplen. sic perz
lan9t cine 2eben6bilf e.
@s banbelt ii@ nt@t parum, an be
fem poer jenem bilfSbeourfti9en Snbiyi<
buum pper Snfitut unter benz @prmanpe
elmer 8ewiQi9un9 fir Bef1rperuns per
%Gintponoerung Elm paar @unbert Dollars
3u Yer19leubern, 5pnbern eS banz
belt 1t9 carul1> cine Sumrme pie fe baS
9r6bteS nterel1e Serlanst rtdti9 uno nibz
lid i'll perwenben.
. Mit $4,000 ld6t fi@ ni9ts oornebz
men tur ben augemeinen 9roben 3med.
Wir 1a9en pe6balt> &penn bie@elet9ebuna
1i@ ni6t ra;u Seriteben fan11> eineSumme
81 s%erpiuisen, wel6e erfol9reiGe MaBz
re9cln fir bic 8ef6roeruns Der Gtnwanz
oerun9 mI9li9 ma9t, oonn bemiQisen fe
|nt9tS.
Die 19einbare Sparlamfeit Der @ecucz
tiun Der uriprln9li@ perlan9ten CUNT
me auf ben Yierten Tbetl 1T absr Bloc
cine 1detnbare 6pori amfeit> in
@abrbeit aber @er19wenpune
benn unter Gle pier 5auptnatipnalitdten
ter 8eY1lferun9 9etbeilt, ldbt fe fir feiz
ne 'perlelben einen Tonb iibrie> NIT ben
in irsenb elmer &i@tuns mebr al6 be,
Mnfan9 gu ir9cnb elmer M9itatipn ~
MAIDEN mare. Das aber mar chen, bcien
mas man bi6ber in Sa9en Der Bef6rcez
rung Der G~inwanoerun9 @inrano eetban
Bum 8etpeil: Mann mirft cit
raar bunbert Dollars fir ben Druid por
Elm paar Gauienb peutiaer Yampbleti
aus. sic peroen seprudt uno anron:
ctrt. uno grade tpen1 bic ftdrfit
Na@fra9e na@ ibnen besinnt mu{
man. tpte pir auf bic Brieie bic jeb
far;lt@ bel ms ein9eben, ben Qeuter
iaeen uWanitschedo |" eS finb fein,
n1ebr ba!
Chen alS pa6 Sntere}e beS publifums
an9efan9en, an, re9ffen iid gu betbeili9en
es fnb feline Mittel d. bteles Sntere0
;u befriepi9en.
Da tlappt bann ben 9euten Die frild
an9eblaiene Tbeilnabme ;ulammen, nj
bic Se9el wenn pl5bli9 Die @inbfiu
eintritt. Stein, ebe mir Elm 1ol9eS @tId
uno Glidwcrf befirworten iu9en mir
@eebrte 6crren &1nnen Sie ni@t Elm
~anitano{9e unb %a19eme1ene Summe fiji
pteien 3wed bemiQiaen, 70 9eben fe ra'
u m . en-, paS fe etpa fir oiel e,
2med ouS3uwerfen beabf6tt9en BEL
Sploatenwaifen.
Der 8ori9la9> $3-4 ODER 5000 fiji
bic Ginponoerun9 aus;uieben> perrdtl
cine 9ansl'@ fali@e @arot9un9 oe0en
UNI wa6 e6 fi6 bier banbelt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-02-18

Son Nuitin, Momer<@ County muir
ben felt benz 1iten Musuf 166,000Bu}bel
8ei;en erpprtirt.
$1,196,39O betrd9t Der Bertb pes
In Stear16 @punt9 tefteuerten @runo<
et9entbums.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-08

ITO 9TH AV., BETWEEN 22D AND 9SD STS.-A RE-
Il spectacle Protestant woman to do Hight chamber
work and take OF children Call present employers
for two days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-08

100 lsT Av., BETWEEN 18TH AND 18TH SIS, IN
LOO the rearA respectable young girl chambermaid
and aundress do all kinas of dung good city refer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-08

4 YOUNG MAN WITH GOOD REFERENCES, WHO
n write plain hand and ia correct at agres, wants
employment whero he make himself useful wages
obJecf Address ). ). c.. Herald oalee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-08
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALEs.

Eg WEST aaTH STA c0LGRED MAN AS WAITER
~ private family; three years reference from his
last place Can 'FRONT.' TO O'Clock.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-06
4 CARD.
4 CARD.
ROOM CURRY ENGINE CoHPASf
NJ,

Nav 4. 1869 (
At the regular monthly meeting Of Curry
Engine Company No. ,. held this evening,
The following resolutions were ordered
printed
Resoired That our thanks are hereby ten
Gered to Hon. J. Nicely Johnson for liberal
donations to this Company.
Resolred. That the services rendered by
James Y. Gray aid others TO this company
in fitting our new quarter. demand our full
est appreciation, which is hereby publicly
acknowledged. A. LIVINGSTON. Secretary