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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE. T..

u WassisGTos, D, d June Is. $50,
On the pstilIon OF JAMS wG.r. Uf Syracuse.
N. Y, praying for the extenson o. p9tcut
granted to him on the 8th day uf October, 1879,
and re-issued on the SIh day 81 Scrtrmbtr. 1857,
for an Improvement In Roofing Compositions
II IL ordered that the said petition be heard at this
oGics on the IIih day Of October pext. Any person
may Oppose this sxtensiop 0bieelions, dep9.
sition-, and other papers should he hl-d In this
othes twenty days before thu day Of hearing
SAMUEL 4. FISHER,
i9g3-W3v Cammir sinuaT ~ Patents,
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MONEY SoLD.-At the meeting OF the
First Cooperative Building Association
$1,000 was sold at an average Of lG5 per
cent. premium.
At the meeting OF the First National AS
ISOLATION IS shares of stock were sold at an
average of 81 per cent. premium.
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IN THB SUPREME COURT OP TUE DISTRICT
i OF COLUMBIA. THE 2S'fII DAY OF JUNE,
1873
William Mclean !
vs.. So,l.taj Equity DocEot,s.
J Ihn Oayu0T Il al.
On mOlon Of the plaintiG by Messrs PeLdall
FendaI, his sUliotIrs, II Is ordered that the de-
fGudAni, john 0AyupT, cause his appearance to be
entered herein on or before the fSt rule day occur
ring fuity days afleT this days otherwise tho cause
will BE- proceeded with as IN cas-" " default
BY the Court
True COpy-Test! H. MElGs,
io2D.Tu3w Clerk
w OfflCB,
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POLICE INTELLIGENCE. Richard Gassa-
way, for resisting Officer PrathGr in the dis
charge of his duty, was sent to Jail by Justice
Plant.
The same Justice fined James Bycrs and
James Green, colored, 50 each for melting q
riot,
M.Gately, for selling liquor without license,
paid fine Of 500.
Daniel Peyton, fugitive from justice, was
arrested by Officer Lawler, and turned over
to the United States marshal.
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BASE BALL-NATToSAL VS.. JEFFERsoS.-
A match game Of base ball was played on
Wednesday evening between the National
and Jefferson clubs Of this city, and resulted
in victory for the National by score Of
IS 10 Is.
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ELIZA X FREEMAN,
mark


TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
- wAsHIsgTnS, y, O. June 70, ls6e.
On the petition Of J. D. ELLIOT, Of Leicester,
Mass, praying for the extension Of n patgnt
granted him on the 18th day II kcplomheT, lSd, for
~ Improvement In Machinery for Folding aud
Measuring Cloth:
Ills ordered that said Petitln DO heard at this
once tho 2l day Of August next, ANY person
may "pposs this extension Objections dePnsi-
lnns aud other papers should he hled In this Office
twenty days before the day 9, h"arinE
SAMUEL 4 FISHER,
10 bTu2t ComInIhsiO Toner ~ Patents
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on ACCOUNT Of removing and the ad-
vanced state of the season We have made a
great reduction In the prices of all Wooden
Goods, (excepting MiddleseI Flannels,) as
All Boys Clothing. 81 90 to 81 per suit lower
All Youths Pants. 100 to l.50
All Mems Pants. l.50 to 200
All Mems Coats..... 200 to 500
All Mems Vests...... LOO to 200"
All Children's Clothing 6 to s years.
marked down below the cost figure.
Two hundred Odd Jackets at almost any
price.
We have determined to sell off our Spring
and Summer Stock, no matter how great
the sacrifice.
Call early, as VIC move on Monday next
four doors below. A. SAKs & Co.,
SIT Seventh street.
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STATES PATENT oPFICE,

u WAsHIsGros, b q juno 50, 1860.
On the petition OIL Y. MILNE, Of New York,
N. Y, praying for the extension Of u patent
granted to him on the oil day Of October, lSa5 for
an Improvement In Chimney Stacks:
ItIs Tered that the said petition be heard at
this otiee on the % day Of September next. Any
person may oppose this eNtcnsiOn. Objections,
depositi0ns, aud other payers should he alcd In
this office twenty days before the day q b, airing.
SAMUEL s, FISHER,
h.MYM Cnmmi aninnnE Of rnInhlA.
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DISTRICT CoURr-Judgs Oiin This court
made the following order yesterday:
!. II, Higgins VS.. Sioop Mark Whitehall lin
admiralty Defsult having been made IL this
case, Mr.. T.. l., stanton moved the court for
decree that the clerk proceed TO compute the
amount due the libell,nt Higgins, aud the mo.
tlon was granted accordingly.
Adjourned
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THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB.
1 sCRlhBR has ob'ain,d from the orphsgs'
Court OF Washington county. 70 the District N Co,
lumbia, letters Of adminisifRiirn on the personal
estate OF wALrEK 7, FREEMAN, late Of wasl lnTtOn
county. d. c., deceased All psrsopB having
claims agaiurt the said deceased are hOTeby warned
70 exhibit the TAme, with the vouchers thereof, 10
the subscriber, on or before the LIST day OF June
nsxti they may Otherwise by law be excluded
from all bcneft " The said estate,
Given under my hand THIS let day OF Jane. lSA.
ELIZA X FREEMAN,
mark
Witness , Administrative.
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FALL oATs.-Mr. Clcndenln, the supcrin-
tendent at Glcnwood cemetery, has placed
on exhibition at the Agricultural Depart
ment specimen Of oats that exceeds any
thing ever before raised In the vicinity. The
oats are of the white Shenon species, In
ported from England, four feet eight inches
In height, heads twelve inches high, and
will average forty-nine pounds to the bushel.
Mr.. Clendcnin has also sent to the Depart
ment of Agriculture samples of a very SUI
perior timothy hay, also raised by him at
Glenwood, which heads ten inches, and
measures Az feet high.
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BOARD OF PoLIcE.-The seml-monthly
meeting OF the Board Of Police Commits
sioners was held at headquarters last eve
ming, when the following business OF interest
was transacted;
The applications for license to sell liquor
of the following parties were rejected: Louis
Valentine, VIM. J. Watts and Margaret Ru-
therford.
The resignation OF Private f. u. Cation
was accepted, dating from June 30.
For conduct unbecoming police officers
the following priyates were dismissed VIM.
II. Howes, G. l.. Greer and VIM. 7. Fowler.
The official bond Of Justice Z. l.. Schmidt
was approved.
DIR. Charles II. Cragin was unanimously
elected president OF the Board.
The following resolution was unanimously
adopted:
Resolved by the Hoard Of Police, That the re.
cent action Oft the Major and erintendent In
the arrest Of certain persons for gambling and
the seizure Of the Implements used is In &C.
eordanee with the direction OF this Board and
meets with Its most hearty approval, and he
Is hereby directed to execute the law against
gambling and prostitution until every yestige
OF these crimes against the community 10
abated, In which action he will be fully sus.
tanned by this Board.
II Is understood that the Board appointed
three colored men as phyates on the force.
One Of them is named Dorsey; the names Of
the other two did not transpire.
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NorTCs TO PREVENTION CLAIMANTS.

Every psrson Gu lied 10 thu right o. resumption
70 auy 81 the !ani, within tse !oynshlps hnd
10 establish the same to tho saIisacton Of the
Register aud Receiver OF th- Land on erd make
pay ment therefor a. soon Aa practicable HrteT
se-tpg this notice. and before tho dty appniptrd
for the pmencement OF the public sale Of tue
lands embracing e tact claimed, otherwise
''N" JOS, 4. WILSON,
rar, .sIausF nf the (leneral Land DlHea
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GALE OF BUILDINGS.

HgApa'Rs fiRsr MILrrARr DIsrRicT,l
uYpIcE CuiEY QuAarkEnAsrER, I
RirHsQsD, Va JuneD. 1859. J.
VIII be ssld At rublis suetlyn. eopmeneinls o. 70
Wooden BuildinH- lately ocoupied ~ the Quarter-
msstsr's Department A. Richmond, Va as .
street, and
The sale will trte place on the gtounds o cupied
by thu buildipEs, aud ia thsr informatiop as TO
size of the hui dings and msudet " sal eau be OBJ
tAinsd on application At this once. a.,
Termsi Ca.h IN tho day Of sales deposit Of ten
per cent. required from each purchaser rs each
building IL sold.
Ten DAYS allowed for removal Of building.
BY ord.r Of the QuartormasteI Genersl Y.
army A., w. u, CHANDLEk
Bteyet Colonel. Quarter sstsr Y 9, army. Chief
Quar-, erma steT first Military Distkini.- lIl.d
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pRorosALs Y0R sUBsIsT!Ecs oR WINE


m on the 18th daS n seventh month, July. lsts.
Al the onlce Of the dcrt Of Indiap Affairs
Tor the North.Tn slperiBtcudeneyi Omaha City,
NohrRska, for furnlshipg subsistence 10 the Wnne-
bsEu Indians. at their reservation In Nebraska,
eighty Ave miles north bf Omaha City, IS follows;
7.Uji pdtHd- Of beef per week, net weight.
7,UD pounds ~ Fisrr cer week or In lieu thereof
us bu shels u wheat per wtdkt be dsliyered At
The atirn mill at the optiod OF ,hs superin-
tendsnt.
Up 10 tho Let day Of seye th month, lJuly, $50.
All aTtic ies Of subsistenes furnished must be OF
good qualify aud subject to inspection and re-
Jecliof by the Agent Of the winnebagoes.
The right is Tesefr W increase or diminish tie
mount II supp'i.-. at tie f'-trftcn cf the Super
Of fndian Affairs for the TrT'bstn bnp.r.
intendaney also. Ia terTin-t- the cobtfses that
may no o tered into on giving the contractor or
contractors six weeks notice.
The eoutrRctprs Will he required 10 execute a
good aud suilcisBt bond In tn sum OF Slp,UO Tor
tie faithful iulfilin.Bt Of the contract
The party or ptrIies to whom the award IL made
must be prepared at once to execute tho contract
aud give the rrqnircd bond.
scpaT rate proposals W II be received for each artl
cs II subsistence call, for In this Advertisement
Tho right Is reserved to reject any or all bids that
may be offered 80
their places Of residence. $500.
PROPOSALS. must bh Endorsed Proposals for Sub
sIstcnee for wiuucbago lndiGEsi ,vv
Superintendent Of Indian Affairs,
Dated sixth month (June) %, 1859. je2S-td
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I wAsHIsdros, D, G., June u, 1870,
On The petition Of ALBERT BlsBHg, Of Chef.
grsuird to him on the 18th day Of September.
iSS5. for an Improvement 10 steam Gauge CuCksi
ofnce on the nth day Of August next, Any person
may oppose this extension. Objections, derosi-
lions aud other papers should be hled In this uuler
twenty days before the day Of bearing.
SAMUEL y. Y SHRR,
Coinmis. IOuaT Of Patents
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Rosa ". Pierce vs., Jas A. Pierce. Thii Is a
petition for divorce. Mrs. Pierce represents
that she was married to the defendant In 1891
10 Jefferson county, New York. and that she
has been good wife, but that the defendant
has commit adultery with certain women
In the Sandwich Isl, In 1873, 1854 and 1898,
and also In California during the same period,
with S,llic A. salisbury; and th,t the defend.
Evans Mills, Jefferson county, New York
Mrs Pierce Therefore asks to be freed from
the bonds Of mstrimony. Mr.. Pierce not hsv'
Ing answered the hill wiihin III. prnp"r tim"
tered by Judge DIN and leave granted the
plaintiff 10 proceed and take testimony under
The divorce act.
= divorce c,se, pending since Februtry, lsis,
and heretofore reported. The court, alter IN
examination Of the Testimony, IN sde decree
Of divorce.
Adjourned.
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L ton county, Juus 0, 1862. Ordered this day
that !he sale made and r;;porle BY EL,As DAVE;
Of lot y, in square b'l, 10 city Of WaShlua.
ton, TO zaeha, lab Downlnx be. snd tIe same
1900 u u, objection be made ther.io on or before
that day provided seopy ofthi. order be published
three weeks befIrs SAID day. The guardian re-
ports the sum " sale at 81 ,065 40
WIT, PURCELL. Judge.
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Commissioner Of the Gspsi,i LsnS Once


Nors Under the resnlati"ns Of the BcpgrtnPnt
a heretofore and now existing. no pay ment can be
made for advertising speams ilons except TO sneh
M ishers as are specially authorized. jelFlh
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VIRGINIA.
Posr oPrIoE DEPARTMENT,

,wAsnIsGTos, Juns 9, 1862
Will be q .ss Contract Gss
T. To- a & a;$'a;$ - r. s: II sssS,sins
81 %s to jazz 81 tS' W. fs,' io iS %
he state Of yrslaia, aud ~ the schedules Of de-
Eh'f Pssn 81 ass.% A Sy Rssas shade Law
renceyiilc, Charlie Bore, white Plains,
RgIsn's |" HefsiSrG' equal 10 $ miles and
back, twice week. "
k SfES atfk sRo SSpF4S asds aa and s
i7lO P ;Sn frscss, Hnss g H, BY Pleasant Rlsss;,
rrS%p 20 @S. snS eift Spsf ys
AIIiysHt Land e PrG q sc By i.JH allan
47 FROM Blossom iii 10 KnCtts isiand, il mile.
Leave sHs I Blossom Sn'f ID Wednesday atIOam
f:iss 4 Si%:.s$ y '"'~
i7al Prom hitksford to Ryland's Depot 10 miles
Leave HieksiSrd Saturday steam
k Ssvs Ry.SsS fsfb :P SiPSs ~
Arrive 81 ilieksfgrd by I pm
i712 Prom Greenwood Depot, BY Ynnesy's Mills to
BatssVille'7 miles and back three times
Leave o rosgwood Depot Monday, Thursday
,T nfS s a h,,syyy ittiiE;SSps% I'm
f Law bs!S:yIiis Monday Thursday aud Sat.
1873 From f JSassyiiIs, BY Wiits shosi. White Oak
spIins', AlAnthus Hill. lrenn. Rob Camp,
and Powell's River. to TaIewel, IN miles
and back, oueo n week.
Leave JOncsyille Wednesday ATTAIN
Arrive at farewell by y IN
Leave farewell Thuisdsy s7am
Arrive at JOnesyille by pm. -
For forms Of proposal, guarantee, aud Certificate
embraced In the contracts, 30 see pamphlet adveI-
,S yifsa ss i.s4 SsiSssT y ,ss "a
lS6i, 10 be fypgd 10 the principal POSI- ofhee..
bids should DO addressed to the ''Seeoad Assis-
tsat Postmnstar GsUOral,' p superscribed Fro
posaIr, state OF virginia, ,, aud sent By NAIL
JN0, A. CREsWELL,
iel9-lawiw Postmaster General.
PATMENT OF SAC AND FOX SCRIP
DBTAGrsEsT or rHE lsrERioR,l
OFFICE lEDiAN AFFAiRs, \
June 10, 1860.
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ALMOST A FATAL ACCIDENT.-On Wedncs-
day evening while Mr.. Bernard, Of the
yacht Glpsey, was being hOistcd aloft to
secure one ofthe blocks attached to the head
of the mast, the boat being too narrow TO
sustain the great weight above, suddenly
capsized, prcclpltatlng him into the river. In
his fall he became cntanglcd In some Of the
rigging of the sloop, aud IL was with din
Guilty that he eXtricated himself, and made
shore In an exhausted condition.
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WESLEY CuAPEL.-At recent meeting Of
the trustees, stewards, &c., of Wesley
chapel, II was determined to proceed at once
TO q thorough repair and renovation Of the
church, the work to be completed early In
the fall.
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J. II. RIBSITzKY, the popular merchant
tailor, has reopened his establishment on
the west side Of Seventh street, between II
and streets.
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The Doc WAR.-The war on tho dogs
running at large unmuzzled, Is being vlgor-
ously prosecuted by the police, and the
latest news "frOm the frontn Is that forty
nine were killed and none wounded
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SALE OF FURSITURE.-Grcen " Williams
will sell to-day at 10 o'clock, at the resi-
dence of gentleman declining housckeep-
ing on Ninth street west, between l. and VI
streets north, lot OF parlor, chamber and
kitchen furniture.
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The CoLoGED MIssTRELs.-Iiicks' and
Heights original Georgia Ministries, eighteen
performers, all colored men, commence a
short season at Canterbury Hall on Monday
evening next. The troupe was organized In
Macon, Georgia, in 1865, and since that time
have appeared in the principal cities of the
Union with great success. They announce
that colored persons will be admitted to all
parts of the hall.
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WAsHIkoroE, ID. q,
DE- HARsouRi Permit mo to tender you my sin
sere thanks for the extraordinary care your All.
Healing Lotion has performed.
For several years have been afflicted with tho
Neuralgia, with but temporary rolef from the doe
tors. had given up ever recovering, until tried
yesr Ail-Hsaling Lotion, which, in four weeks
produced complete cure.
Your obedieut servant.
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s. G. MILLS, JUSTICE OF TIE PEACE
ONCE and residence No. 5ii II street north
between Third aud Fourth streets west. n
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BIutben Der Volitit. Die republifa-
nii@eu Norneeer, S@peben uab Ddnen batea
einen pollerli&en 5amilien1reit unter ii@. Sol.
8. Mattiun, inDdne, 1T ndmli& BON ber yre6-
Clique alsGanoibat fir bas @taatsi efretGrsamt
aursei@uteu sorcen. Die Murpsser aber, wel-
DE 4 Nal 70 sablrei@ int @taate Tnb, ais biz
@&psben unb Ddnen auiammensenomntsn,
bislten am %. Suit cine Convention in @uib-
fors, 9uufun County, ertldrttn, f@ teinen GAIT
bibatsn aufettrusiren su la1tn unt tab Der
Stanbinacier auf BEN rep taatstidtt Elm Mur>
pessr fem mu1e. Sie infruirten baber bic
rep. @taatsfonuentiou, 5rn. 2ewis 9epifon pom
Meraneria, ibre erfe @abL ober Capt. Muns
@rinager BON Mlb:rt 2ea ais @taatslefretar
auf3ufeaen.
Col. Mattiuu aber unb bic County, elesaten,
meI9e er aus ben our Gonsention erf@ienetsn
;ulieB, erflarten an, Donnerfas in Minneapo.
liz, baB Mattion BET patre Satpb iei unb tlei-
ben mills, idalten meieli@ Iber bic &u1bforb~
GunSentiuu unb iieben ben &etatteur BET nor
mssii@en 3eituns in @inuna, uNmerifa", pel-
der BON Der Huibfurb-@ unoentiun i~niruirt nar,
eewi1e Yroppltipnen 3u iberrei9en, aus. 3D.
tur@ aeiste bic Minneafults Convention, peB
@ei1es ainb fe mar.
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alter ietH, no bic @orsen tss @ei&dfss u. ter
6ar''lte bte game aufmertiamtett in Mnipru&
sassuae1 uue Bic gauge fptrttueQe Welt betnabe
ooer gang serssffsn ptrb ? @pq Is int toten
Utter ssi@sbsn. spann ber Gbaratter aefurut III,
u1Seasiann pie bic Glide, na@bem elm Qeben
BON SnbtHsren3 sieQet&t iesli@es rdliai5le @e.
tubl atesfumpft unb erfidt bat? Metn! bic
erfabruns lsbrt ta6 Derienise, psl&.r III Der
Wi@teftit ~rslisiSier Yrinsipien ni&t tn f.iner
Su9eno aufsetpedt purbe es nie ober leltem ppr
BEN Gnbe bes 2ebens pirb. Wir p.rbeu NIT
Ma9iem etren S&ritt teiter geben unb bewei-
len. baB obnsNelision IS teine s%oQfommeue
intellect lleIseiRise)Grsiebun eitt ober
ssbsn fam, ferner tuel@e&e@te ber@ taat In ber
&~r3iebuns Der Susenb bat.
Wenn Blinte bas 8olt fibren pouen, 70 1T
Is tstn Munber, tuas bic GoIsen Tnb Inter
anbern 8ldttern, tuelde tasielbe @tedenpftrb
retten, f&reibt bic rabitale IenneFee @taats-
3situns: Der @taat fua CUTE @aeuIarl@ulen
etnri@tsn unb ben @&ul3wans betretiren.
ST Ct Ger 5@ul3waue) cine @afe gesen
bic r~elisioien @@alen teao better! MSae It
uur cine rs&t mirffame@ afe ftin"
@elbR Manner tie MeGluns, bic fena &C.
iunee Mnl&ten baben, l@laeen, tueI lie BON it,
rem @tanepuntte teinSnterelt batten, bieSa@e
gu tbrem Stubium 81 MAIDEN unb eines conle-
auentenGinsebens au tpiirotsen eewalise8ur3et-
baunae, 10 baB cine 9etbe 9oratius. Der ba
fa9t: "miscebis sacra profanis" @lrae
bur@ bas 9eilise bas Yrufane, Jpn bel9dmt.
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.uerben NIT chamber wstteifern, per bic srS6te
temufrahi&e @ebrbeit eibt. SelbR bic @abt'
fallen, tueun fe often unb ebrli& f& ausfpre&en,
Serbetlen Is niat, bab in ben beieen @taoten
ibrer cine smpfnbli&e Nisoerlase BART. Das
~Mene GtteI upbarfin" i@wstt ibnen
bereit5 Dor.
SIM @sfable ibrsr sersweifelten Notb unb son
alien @eit.n in bic gnse eetrieben, baben bic
&abitalen bic riididtslolefe 8ampfpeiie einss>
i9lassn ; ber gernunfterinbs bar, lsssn is f&
auf's S@impfen unb Qisen. Mber bic :3eiten,
no f& bamit etpas ausridten lief, fno surii>
Der; an bic @tsae Der 2eibeni&aft 1T bic Ser
nunft setreten. Das @olt i'm @an3en febt nur
au beutlid, tpie 60 an ter 9anb bes rabifalen
3elutentbums nit &ieieni9ritten benz @erber>
ben enteesenssbt unb bdlt bic 3sit fir sefom-
men, feline tlnterbrider su far3en, ebe MQes ser-
loren 1T. 1asli9 mebrt f& bic 3abl Der Na&-
benfenben, bic aus ben &eiben ber &abitalen in
bas Eager Der Demptratie iiberseben. Sn ieiner
@utb ibsr bas Grblei9en ieine3 @ternts, ober
better seiast ietnes Srrli9tes pirb Der Geinb Der
Contribution bieles Waal nod cine leste ner3uei>
felte Rraftanfren9uns MAIDEN, I'm, bic beran-
braaeenbe Nemeis nod cine 3eitang fern su
balten. Mber bas Chit 1T einutal srla1en
Der @abifalismus mug serni@tst tpsrben !"
@er AT bieien1 slorrei9en Siese She'll nesnnen
min, nnub ll@ iebt unter bas bemufratii9e gau-
ner. aelen. Ni9t fern n,ebr lnb bic Sage bes
&fes; ni9t fern bte3eit, no be Sieeesbot>
i9aften in allen 1beilen bes 9antes ertSnen unb
bas 9er3 zines jeben Baterlanbfeunbes bur@
bic frobe aunbe Spn, Sale beS feilen uBatels''
erfreuen iperben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-08-21
1896 IS
Eptal

Micplett Counts. - Gieienisen, bic
Suter Mu1ins domination eifria befirwurten,
iinb tpenise in ;3abl unb nur ipl6e, melde off
3ie0e @unlbe3eusunsen erwarten. Nmmt
man aber bic @eputlifaner bier, bic folib iiah,
bic @slddftsleute nit eeiunbem Meni&enser-
fanoe, 10 Iab fe seaen BEN Suese uno bisies it
Der Wrunb fir bic 9anblune Der County Guu-
sent:on san purlebten @amias in Der Grwab,
lung BON @nti- Mulin Delesaten CUR Staatseun=
pention. Stun ME flinst Sen1anbeus pcpulari>
tat in her 0erne. penn iein eisenes County ibn
repuoiirt.
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49, 900 S&wetaer. Die @eF-@is.
eonin (1omab unb ct. yauD GiienbabneeieQ.
,&aft bat gOrtereitunsen setrofen, UNI 10000
S9wei3er aa9i1ss Sabr ibrer 8abulinie ent-
lang aniaBis gu MAIDEN. Der Central Goniul
Der S@wei3 bat tas 2aub Der 2ini' entlans be-
reiit unb pirb es in ber @@weia pubin Ct tpie>
Der 3uridsetebrt it, empfeblen.
9atte Der CUTE Mann i@ 10 siel Mube eese=
ben, Minneiota bur@ eiseneB eoba&tun9 tenner
gu lernen, ais er auf bieie 9iselpife in @is-
eunia ibrer e~in3eluen Saien tpesen perpentete,
70 mirbe sr, falls er lieber Der Greunb bes Sol
fss unentstlli&, ais Der ACKNOWLEDGMENT
BON gilenbabn<G umpasnien seipielt battle, jebra
~ein3isen bieier 10000 @9pei3er, bic Ct gu ien-
ben serlpri6t na9 Minnelota bright baben.
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@tearnsGeunty. Das @&netbe,t unh
Binten bes @etraibes ,purbe tieie Mc4e nit
aler Gnsrsie bier unb i'm sarsen ObsrIanss BE-
trieten. Sa bieiem, 1beile bes Staatss 1T teine
8lei6e pber Mebltbau in, @ei3en unb Der Gr'
traa tpirb Elm sp0tcmn,ener |ein.
Die 6euernte III 1T eutem 3ufanoe seldert
tporben F.; Rartofsln unb anoere Rnclensema9ie
iinb auseeei9net II bab, ,uenu bic 8crnernte
mibratb, mir ssnus ron auteren @tofen BADEN.
Die Barmer I'M nSrsliden Minnefuta fnb fir
ibre Nrbeiten rei9li9 belubut .uorben unb tpir
e~lauben, taB Minneiota ftine6erri&aft bebaup-
tet ais Der bette Meisenlaat Der Union.