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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-02-26

TuE NEGBoEs TATE SUGAR ~ THERs-
Ia the United States Circuit Court Al Rich
mond, Va, judge Underwood presiding, in
the ease OF Robert Stevens, negro of
|Chaleston, S. O., against the Richmond aud
Fredericksburg Railroad Company, for pnt-
ting his wife IN a second-elas. ear by force,
sfter selling her lgst-cla,s ticket, the Judge,
in bis charge 20 the jury, which was hail
blacks and half whites, said distinction o.
account Of color Was relic Of hafbarism
which bad been hapily done away with,
even in that siuk 81 inquiry, Eew York,
where il bad been tOierared longer than
els,N here, 70 secure Southern trade.
After an incidental 81 uement TO the n ct
thar Vrgiuitns were given to drunkeun"s',
aud their clergy were not exempt trom h.,
this frailty, the Judge read vsrai extracts
tom the BiAie, ami closed by instructwg abe
Jury TO teach this company that thay nus
not maize distinctions on accom-, Of colnr.
The Jury brought In verdiet u 81 600
damages for the plaintiff.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-25

~ ntlt fsffiT ifflfasisi A. "a hsff
fsIIh ia ikss.siiffsi On liess n
h1ia 20 anrk q mnra imnal'aif
iT ffmmIiifi sni IN ihs l'fs.rr
alH.sl uT1n faf tfrfis. fral 81
tsss safh ~ uts si ffti ari'.iIn
e. % ne fsilefs she lsl iht So
BE srs fslirh sssfP-fiis ati
lil'oii ahd Oiey, sui tulhs, a. Z
liailsire- fhsl safftss, each a.
they ahiifipairsi. Oil 10 piaessi D.
you'd Ill I,sradtsnturs u may nUi
10 sen ~ the fsll, and sill nol 10
oar day, hui 0aT thiitTsn and oar
children ehildFsh wiil gather there
In the time ~ pgns 10 rejoice Ia the
light thereof, auA bless the msmo
rios oflhOse shO laid lie f0unda
liOns
The foresight which selected ia
the "uniyersiiy" the beSulilal pla
tsau OF the Cumberland range, wall
10 appreciated moro sni more ss iis
unsurpassed sdJsnlSges,arv deVel
Opei ia lhe iuIuTe- Tao lLeusai 4
feet sboye the level II ths ssa, gen
tiy uhdllalihs, with nRmen'ns
springs or purest waller, most -
luxurious Climate, = rich hFesl
growth, iRe1nauslible Quantities al
stone, and coal ia abundanee-ae-
essslsie By railroad 10 ali paris 81
the eouh,Fy, aud yet in lis health
tal isolation exempt from these
temptations 10 dissipation aRi vice
in the young which elsewhere so
generally abound, there 10 probably.
40 locality on the e0ntineni better
adapted TO tho permanent growth
and success Of such al inslllnl.on,
We csn only commend, ia e0nelu-
sion, 10 your fostering symPsthlss
and generous support, this noble
undertaking. for without these these
Il coald not succeed Tho Clergy
arc earnestly requested TO read this
address in full TO their eongrega
TONS anu 10 provide, on The day
appointed, the ID Sunday 10 Advent,
or il that is impraeticable, on some
occasion soon ailcr, for such offer
ings as their people will eheerinlly
give. And may God incline their
hearts 10 contribute libcrrally, nc.
cording 10 tho ability which lilo hath
given them.
All sums collected should be for
wardcd TO DIR. IL. NJ. Anderson, Gen
cral Treasurer, Rome, Georgia.
ALEX. GREGG. Bishop Of Texas,
J. +. YOUNG, Bishop OF Florida.
VI. A. CURTIS, Clerical Trustee,
NC.
W. G. WILLIAMS, Clerical Trus
Tee, Georgia.
J. N. BANNISTER, Clerical Trus.
tee, Alabama.
t. f. b. PEGUES, Lay Trustee,
Mississippi.
November |, 1869.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.
~>N,7~~~>~-> S~~S>7~~~>~~><N-r>~-~,-> ~
Butchers I.lgktDing F!y-kliisr!
Death to the LirinsI Long live the Killers
Sold by Dssls's Ersrywhsrsl
Kew Moutetter's Biaiers cure Eys1epsia.


THE WHOLE sroGr IN A yeTsHKLL.
Tn. oslce Of the stomach Ia to ccnyert the food
into scream Xix som.c1aid, called Cnr8s. This Is
effected partly b. the action OF solvent, called M
gastric Juice, which eIudes FROM the coating ~ lie
stomach, aud rsrtl, ly u acrlanIcai movement OF
that organ wh:ch ehdrns, Hs ii were, the Gi'H@NHS
alifn,nt. Tho CnYug asscs from the hioinhch i''t
the duodenum, or eAirSnoo to thu bowels Fh'ir II
In sted ~ the action Of tbs bile, aud lac nut'
tIous portion OF Il covered inio fuid cahsd
Chpls, which eventually becomes blood.
Now. IL Ia evident that II the great solYont, she
gastric juies, IL not produced 10 sufficient quaa 'y,
or II tho mechanical action OF tho stomach Is not
sufficiently brsk, the r' prOer.er diSs't'sH will 19
but inporfoctly performed. 1T IL also clear TIA" II
the liver. which plays such on important p"ri IN
changing tho nourisalns portion of the chyms int"
tho material Of the blood, 10 eonsested, or In any
unnatural condition. the second presses will not 30
thoroughly accomplished. The result Of the tH0
failure. 10 dyspepsia. complicated with M.Otasnt'.
The mode In which HoSTETTER'S BITE Rs OPP
crato 10 ouch cases is his: they nyigorate the rsl
lular membrane Of the stomach, which evolves The
gastric Juice, thereby usuring an ample su:cienoy
Of the fluid to completely dissolve thb food Ihy
also act upon the Of tie stomach, causing III
acce,eraiion of the mochaniest movement necessary
to reduce the food to a homogeneous mass lhsy
also oct specifically upon the IiTcr, strengthening "
and 90 enabling 1t to produce an ample and regular
supply of BILE for the purpose of converting the hu
tritious particles of the chgns into Cys, aud pro-
mote the passage through the bowels OF the useless
dstriu.
In this way, uosTETTERs BIrTERs cure dys.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-25
The Hole In Your sleeve.

Ono OIL tho cleNercst OF the Ucr-
man writer's, Zschokke, has q sketch
entitled, "Mend the Hole in Your
Sleeve" 1t is years since We read IL;
but it is ono Of those things which
leave an impression on the mind,
like q conclusion or verdict. We
cannot recall the incidents of the
sketch, but the lesson remains. 1t
might do moro good than it does;
for it is easier to know the right
than to pursue it; vastly easier to
recollcct apothcgms or sage convic-
tons than to apply them. % '...
The holo in your sleeve is most
commonly on tho elbow. Conso-
qucntly, while it is out Of your own
range Of vision, tho provoking cir
cumstanco is that everybody else
can see it. You care nothing about
it-and may be almost unconscious
that it exists. But other men, and
especially the critical-moro especi-
ally the personally Indifferent, most
especially the personally unfriend'y,
take that Flemish, that uhlucy hole
in your sleeve, as the representative
part Of your character. Tn any
competitions your rivals and their
friends TO venture on Hibcrnian
paradox make that hole hide all
that is good in you. You may be
perfect in attire in other respects;
but that conspicuous hole in the
sleeve detracts from or destroys all
the good in you. Aufill is tho con-
sequence of tho faint praise in the
sentence-"Ho is very proper per
son, but. ---G ','s-2
And so the defect which you un-
luckily care nothing about, is "but-
ted against you, whether you are
aware oft or not, at every stop, Of
your. walk. Like an unseen, and,
Of course insurmounlable obstacle,
it bars all 9your progress. Worry
sound, then, is the Germans advice,
@Mend the hole u your sleeve
ltisfull ofcopsonance with wisdom,
as the authors name is of csnson-
ants linguistic. Any patch is bet
ter than q hole, and to "reform IL
altogether" is better still. If you
can't FEC the defect yourself, borrow
your friends eyes, if you have an
impartial friend. Don't be like La
Sage's Archbishop, however, and
reject the good advice for which
you have asked; or permit your self
love to blind you. There arc holes
enough in evcrybody's sleeves to
keep Herr Teufolsdroeckh in con-
slant employment. Let that COM
fort your self-love, and embolden,
while it humiliates you To make tho
confession that you have ''hole in
your sleeve" Set about mending it.
We are led into follies enough by
other peoples eyes. Let the same
cause led US unto wisdom. If we
find that something in US is objec-
tionable to others as well as disad-
vantageous to ourselves, no OBJ
stinacy should make US refuse, and
no Incidence lead US. 10 delay refor-
nation, if reformation DO possible.
And there are many things in this
world classed among impossibilitics
which it requires only vigor, . will
and perseverance TO overcome.
Bulwer says:
ain youths bright leIicOn,V,E-
There is no such wcrd ss fs.l."
Inharmonious words as poetry,
but, as advice, sound and hearty.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-25

One of our Texas contemporaries,
we have forgotten which, brings po-
litical issues down TO the following
narrow point: i5tf.i
The living, the most vital issue Of
the day, the one in comparison to
which all others are as chat. is
whether the Caucasian race shall
maintain its supremacy, and rule ss
it ever has done, the destinies Of
civilized man.
Itisexeeedingly silly for any ono,
whether a rafting stumPer, or shall
low editor, TO call this a "dead is-
sue" He who says so is every way
fit to hus the negro.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-25
1t is said that the propric,ors of tho eel

1t is said that the proprictors Of tho eel
ebrated PLANTATION BIrrEks rent no less
than nine pews from the different denomi-
nations in Now York city for all those of
their employees who will occupy them reg
ularly, free of charge. This is certainly
praisewortiy, and it is to be hoped that
Others who employ large number Of poo
pie, will follow the example. The above
fact, accompanied with the belief that q
firm who would look so closely after the
morals and welfare Of their employees,
would not undertake TO impose upon tho
public, has induced US to give the PLASrA-
Tiog BIrTERs trial, and having found
them TO be all that is represented, we cor
daily recommend them as tonic Of rare
nsrit.-[obssrrsr, July lsl
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-25
ATTENTION.
@1r N.n1&;ht3!

vsyHERE will be Tournament at the
Fair Grounds Of the Dallas County
Agricultural and Mechanical Association
on Monday, December 9Th, 1868. The en-
trance fec will be 81 80, and the premium
awarded 10 tie victor $50 90 in silver
p,ste. Those desiring 10 make entries will
call upon &c Secretary o. tho Association
at any tine between now and the 9Th.
". Is. MILLER, President.
j.. G. Bower, Secretary.
Dallas, Dec. IL, lS6o-li;lt
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To-day

Is tho anniversary Of an event which 10
its consequences has furn ished inspiration
70 the pen Of History and the soul Of sons
for more than eighteen ccnturiss-ths hui
man birth Of Jesus Christ.
la all civilized countries II Is q day Of
mcrry.moking, particularly with the young
people. May it be such here. And TO oil
and each Of our friends and patrons we
extend the compliments Of. the season.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-25

IN. Advertiser. having been restored 10 bssitn IN
a few weeks, by = very simple remedy, amer hetins
surerfng severai years with severe inhs ASscii y,
and that dread disease Consulaption-is anxious "
make known 10 his fellov-susertrs the means o.
cure. a
70 IN Who desire u, he viil send a copy % the
prrscription Ned (ree Of charged, With he diTec-
lions fsr prryarfsg and u-ing ti,e sams, Uhch tey
,-in a,d seas CrRr ruz Cossr sBTIOS. A-THHA-
BsoSCHf-ts &c. The oa5ect - th- afvefti-er ~
-ensing the prescritfion D 10 haBsfi fts hitieii
sra .presd Inisrmiiinn Nbieh - erivo.fo D., In
valuable; sn5 b. boies esers suferrf n ~ ~ ~
remest e. n will cosf thrn nuihirg. and rsy prove
tle-sinf PsrfIrs wishing abe Dre.crirtisn. vii
rre... sSsrrs. REy. EDEARD A. W1BsOS,
wiIlisrusherE. kitgs C0crtys 1sw ork-
Juns ". 1sss-58lS.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-25

FE0VFsTAkT fFisiuFAt tht Ah fntes
-. -..tI - 40 \ n rEfff s.sasf Ssfalft II
~. s'rfIas q 49, lssrf fssN 81 - 80
trist tsIiains 81 SIS sifsss, s-a-s
a. - fas.a a. slsiart A -
uFrr bplsT EFIsCnFAI CHJkcH -sgss,n
-. - IA sssrF sastsy % n eftsA a
.rs.f-sriy r.atis lsas ssltsiA ssAssi" 49,
IS iFlsk An .-.-.,.,cn -.
ON si-HaOL FkEsBtTEGlAsth ~ I, " -
GEiL aelt0sAIh, sii Fr~ssN - ,,s
q ihs lhiia sHA fasfss sassa'- - .'.',..
eUNBEsLASh RREshttt -. -, :, -.
a. q WaFkKs. fasiar, Ntli pintt o. ~ =
1',i.-s prs.l,trTisa thsrrs, - "a $3.50. a.
t,.-a $500. h rarh zasEth sDa Me- n
49,. "a ths nFsi ssa hah sAtsa'A'' 70 ~ 49,
lai.aZs-
,,',5'-s,r - "a. R.iias - ~ sad sst an sAs
-, 80 S.,srlsy i.sf,Is ths An sathssA Il sssA
H.nth q. ash rsusi ias,sih D. tfia-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-25

DIR. Waring, the Iste friend Of the
Richmond poor, was followed to the
grave by an immense concourse on
foot, and one hundred and FIVE car
riages. His riding horse was gar
landed with flowers, evergreens
and Grape, and placed in front Of
the procession, just in rear Of the
bearse. On the saddle was the in
scription, oar Doctor" His we'll
worn buggy and driving horse fol
lowed next
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-25
u,ror. .rpeu,s.

gentleman Who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay, and all the ehee" oi
,suthfnl indscrstion, will. for the sake Of ssisss
Humanity. send free to all who reed u. the receil'
-h,.h he vas cured. srfercrs Wishing to proht ty
he sJ,ertisers experience car DO ny undressing
-, ~, ,.,t.c, consd.nes. joins n. QgDkN
No. a. Cedar street, New FeTt
June IL, lsss-3s;iy.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-25

~kaDWe are indebted 10 D. 8. Ryan, epe-
rator at Waco, snd Hon. Ashbsll sAith
for special telegraph dispatches. These
dispstches, having to be brought from Va.
co by mail, we regret 10 say, arrived here
too late 10 be Of service.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-25

Idy.hir Swindclls Gill resume his place
as editor. iu-chief Of the HERALD next
week, no doubt much to the relief Of our
legion of readers, and TO our own pleasure.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-25

sf~We issue the HERALD this week in
vance Of it's due time, in order TO give
the hands an opportunity to enjoy Christ
mas Say,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-25

eGWe had the pleasure this week Of
meeting Judge s. A. Venters, Of Denton.
His humor toward the enthusiastically
of the Denton and Dallas mail was any
thing but auiable.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-25

sD~We nre indebted 10 Capt. J. Peak
just returned from Kansas for papers
from that region.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-25
uieyenue siampsi

A LARGE smeuHt Of sssaTiei hLlhNl =
4 SfAMPS jIst received aud leI sale
hy CLARK s BRYAN,
Dallas, Sept. u, lsae-lh
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-25

On the 10th Of December The New
York canals viii be closed unless
the ics eloses them sooner.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-25

The sale Of the srmory and other
grounds at Hsrpers Ferry com
msnced yesterday.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-25

s-Sapt. Jasper ". JeLnssu, 10 fully
aa,hor,tri 10 act A. As'ui nr the hrRALp In CAL
ysr,. aud .hc slrroundias country.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-25


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DIN.LE-l LIAGI1il
'fgliA IMPRISONED Wglii .Etrm tie
y Trtlir, t,si ~ is' nov anil viii hep
,sas'sa,'y o. hsa : = gsol -uIF'I 81 L.1'.
Iry ap1 rsa b i.F use, which is riii stli
ass, -s,s e. r. PER hualrrl bushels, o.
4 ,,:'- pr bake. to- 'r.s.!s' f..r'.'-
l.s 3, r-ly,' -, q, g'ses e.. tt Isle
s.rl0 p, ulghE a led 10 Ar'? ,h' ig'
by aGl IN sod co.. i''isH. l!s tV''g.'
'hs patrons > % ,hs FsL's. -.
joins BARBER,
Dallas, os' 20 l8G2-5fn
Cotton as,a GESG<girs!
: WILL. furnish Eass'ug sul Tee, aul
I mak. liberal rssh ai',rcss 90 'piioH
ea'ru,',d 10 ne to - sLiff,i - hHI s'li
hy ny fficris a. i,lyrslo0, llsirne,i"ns
% rhs shippers s.s'G'Y ohnyci, srh 3D.,
beet Price. s'wsH''ei - the t.ws 90: s'!g.
w.ll.r.y he hi.f,'' price Tor Gotten
here, iu ~, see! Or l,n's,
Uuisrs 'a- :.m!iy supplies fllei ri Gal
weston prices, With irsig'ts aiisi.
e. h. fEACINANP,
Corner 81 Main and Jcf'r.na Streets.
psll.s. Sept. - l'i'-laf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-25

MAGNOLIA wArrn-Superisr 10 the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at hal
the price. 49,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-25

s5s- For tho following report Of the mar
kets for Dec. 10th, we are Indebted 10 Kir-
slcn s. Co, Of Galveston:
CoTTcx-Galycsson- Ordinary l6@l73
Good Ordinary l8s@ls3; Low Middlins
103C9l93; Middiipg 2O@2ot. Market
steady. Gold 1924. Nov YOrk-Good
Ordinary 25@- F.; Low Middling 25s@
-; Niijling 25J@-c. Market dull.
Gold 1919. Liverpool-Middling l2d.
Market quiet.
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Pvutt's
ASTRAL LAMP
e NIRs

DRATTS "AsiRAa OIL, un'iso many
other Illuminating Oils, tbs "AstVar
Oil 10 PERFECTLY PGRf, ard free from
ali authorizations ofsny kiEd. II sm's no
offensive smell while bn-oiny, gi'SA of,
and brilliant lighr ani can be u,cd r''h
the sams assurance o:sa'cty ~ gas. 'ti;n
ists pronounce II the BEST and SAFEST
Illuminating Oil ever offered To the rubiei
and insurance Companies iHdarse ard nrP'
upon customers the us. OF tie "Asirs' on
in preference 10 any other. II Is now burn
ed by thousands OF families; snd in no in
stance has ANY accident occurred from ~
use; q lamp filled with it,ifnrset and C-ok'
en- will not explode. To prevent aiul'era-
ton the .hstrap Oil is packed only IN the
Guaranty Patert Csrs al one SSl!cn ana
Ave gslious esch, ami each csn is sealed in
a msnusr that cannot he coua:+rieilcd
Every package with oncut seal We Warrant.
Be cure and get none but the genuine ~.
,icle Prstts' "As,rs." Oil for salo hy deal
.rs everywhere, ard Ut wholesa:e and re;si.
by the PROJECTORS.
oil UOUSEGF cNARLrSPEATT,
l0Sful,on St., New York, p. y. Box 5000,
seDd for circulars with ts.limenis's srG
price lists. .. ....... ... -.
Dallas Dso. II, lSco-lasn
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IfA&EA.
Vim. y. Dillon,

PROPRIETOR OF LONE STAR
NURSERIES. LOCATED TNC
MILES NORTH or WANA
HACHIE, ELLIS COUNTY,
TEXAS,
" EEPs constantly On hand and snl
n for sale good stock Of Ill kinds "
Fruit, ornsmes,Alkbd Shade rrtrs, Gvl'
Vines, snsll Fruits, shu.tefy Roses Ne
all Texas grown, and wsrfNL'ri true it
kind and name. oet.S, hH-h:3a
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LOCI.
TIfD

WIDOW AM ORPHAN FUND LIFE
INSUR COMPANY.
(WHICH 10 0gEri sud eonlTVlSd ~ the lodges
w ari mrub-Ts of the Order, sud ~ which the
pT-.sat "GFsul sire" Il the President, chartered
hy tie state Of Tennessee, and money Deposited
With tie C9aiptfvllsT thereof 10 accordance with
tho lass q said State, aud Whose seeheies have al
ready teen sstabliihed from Canada 10 California,
ani wh,ss success ha. teen unprecedented sines lr
oTani1aiian, l-s leaVs TO Call tho attention Of the
siiissus % T,xa. 20 the advantages offered ly this
tnr,rsny. Tor further informaiiop apply TO Henry
y. FrrLIn., S,.,s Agent, a, Perkins oeiagouai
wv. swiSpELIs.
AsrHt isr Dallas county.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-25

There are 5.s77 pensioners on the
rolls Of The Navy DePsrtDent
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-25

ra9nT The weather has been very cold the
past week for this latitude.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-25
IA. NALKER. n..lIls, ~.

Ihs STATE Of TsAs', T-rTaH' salg's, J.
4. q, walker, slrFh ~ tts i1s'T,s, tsnEl
fsF IsFTsai Rsy, Teas, "a hfrfff r'5-
Nfr So, iss ahHst aBi isrrF SO 81 'Fur
All esrF.sI s2ry VI 'As eIiE.s-i go o.
ils u rag a.sfe-
.-Hrr !. #Hnaa
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-25

Witness, A, n hA.AAsi
cleFk - he bic Tisl ,eaEt 81 IaFlasi
esaEly, Iszss, 1sEs - ,as u DAY u '.sE,
A. Il. lss9
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-12-25
ain youths bright leIicOn,T,I
Th.s "a ~ s..nh 1919 q =

Inharmonious words as poetry,
but, as advice, sound and hearty.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-12-23
Der projef oes Or. Naul Sd1ppe,

Is miro beri9tet eaB Der General
Staat6z Mn,palt Don Y%eniv!Yanten> 9e9en
Die @irsabe oe6 ". S96ppe an ras
SberzA ppeQations> @eridt fir cine abers
u,aliee &epiilon Ter Y%ro;sBacten tein
Ginipru9 erboben unr paS Der trFeWfpnz
tag I'M Sanuar som @eri9tsbcfe als
Sermin fir pieleu 3we& anbsraumt nor
ben 1T. Sn Gol9e oei1en bat AUDI @ou>
perneur@earp ren8efebl fir &ousiebun9
oes S%cpe9urtbeil5 suriid9enommen unc
itebt IS ;u errparten> Bag nah Ypron9ez
9an9ener &eoif1pn Der YroSeBaften 6rn.
Sd0ppe Elm ueuer YroceB cpr Gen Oe<
i9worenen bewiuiot nerpen miro.
% BET General Mnwalt in einem fritz
beren Seridt an Den @ouYernsur unter
Nncerem bemerft, pab es a%nsunsbmen 1ei>
cab Ter Gpru9 berWelhmprenen Yputcm=
men b%e9rinoet 1T, pa lelbf ale Ginwpb>
ner i'm Oiitritt einltimmis Der Mn1i9t
miren, pas @dDppe Die Gbat bsean9en
Gepenfall5 cine lebr lpnoerbare finoli9e
Nniat zines Surilten), 70 it poroussuie>
zen pab Der 5meite proceb nad einem
anperen Geridts Difritt CUR @erbonp>
lung oerle9t MERCER miro.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-12-23
Golden .Diebfabl" an pem@e7onutz

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miQi9en Steueyn fir oo0elbc ,u beaeten>
1T nun chen in @msrifa i'm Musemeinrn
une in Minnelota ms Belonpere Elm
feltene6 Sorfpmmnib. Daber itebt bic
Jun9e 5auptitact unleres Gtaate6 an
pen fe!isen uferbSben css Mi1ii0ppi
itrli une ftrablenp ia, Elm iunoer Rielc
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9anetb'eruns. Darnm 1T Gle ert 1850
9s9rlncete Stact Elm Centrum Don rem
cie &aoien Der S6ienenwese mad allen
Welt9e9ensen a%u6laufen. Darum 1T
Der Miifiippi IN Ter Ndbt cea plates
belebt nit pra6tbputen> bic riefi9e 6ra9t>
tdtne i@leppen, Darum ia9t jeper
Weni@ cen 9eiunoem Slid, Der lire
pra&t9ebduee rasen> tbre @erfaufsldoen
9ldnsen> ibre @ertftdtter arbeiten ficbt =;
1T eS fd1n, bier Last
uns 5utten bauen"
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-12-23

9tillmater-9errn a%attenbure
wurDe AM leBten Gamta9 RON etni9en
CT. paul Grepiteren iein @el9ift 9e=
f9lpflen. Die @umue pprur, IS 1i6
banoelt belauft f@ auf $4,000. 9err
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rasb RON @aaren Ger bie!t einen Ser
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lein Bobnbau& als Si9erbeit fiji Ole
:S@ulp 81 seben> pel@es aber Don ten
@reoitoren 3%prud9emieien puroe. Die
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er an Qumherleute beoeutenbe @artien
Baaren auf @reptt perfaufte rao ron
bielen 1pates oas 0elo ntAt einculleeti=
rem tDnnte.