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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-11-11

-. Die Mauern be6 @inslpp @auz
les Inb YolIenbet. Nd@ifen CONNER
pirb Is sur aufnabme pom @diten bereit
fem. - 4>s. - .~ . o., .
- Der abeno3us Der @uperiorGi Ien<
balm serietb 9eitern in Der Mdbe son
Stub gtty pom @eletie. &ein S@acen
tpuree 9etban. Ha 80 T@5f@ 81
- Cine tatbolii9c S@ule purce in
Der .u,1tern Start, Der ct. Mary's Stride
eeeeniiber, er6fnet, bic bereits BON $50
S9lIern beiudt trirb. @. Il
eSebt beist es, bab in brei @o@en
bic 8a0errperfe in 8etrieb fem rwiroen.
@oQen, ieben. ~
- a3iulmerleutt 1ap Jest fit @elD
uno cute Borte fauu 81 baben. hi, II.
Die nsueaTeusrlpriBel ipurre mad
BEN frruen sSARabenbauft an Der z. UNI
.Sibleyr9 trabe sebra@t. 1aa =
Bdbreno Ser lesten Gage mar baS s
@etter - i96n .als mat. fi9 fur sen e5n<
..ppiiatlluer Spmn1er 'mnulnll99M fam uarrp beute
BADEN mir eiiruen sre1t nestett, Rftaen bel
.laueE, Neutrality-suspicious. euft: ..a :.
Pin '.na1eebrerren stra6tn 4,perten
enbli@l eeii1naf 11eue2s rotttoiirs 9eleat. Sp
3teuli@ bic sanSt Stapt t6nnte bie]e 8e>
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Gtma8 Neue8.

Der reuete 2ederbiGen int ct. Yaul
Marft it Elm 8raten ppr eitem 8dren,
Der Spn einem perliebteu Mdp9en er>
l9la0en purbe.
@ir 0ebe1 be @ifprie bieleS Braten
fir bic (bie 9itorie) Der bieli9e upip>
reer" Serantwprtlt6 tt-in Tpl9enecm :
Sn Der @esenb BON Torreit City fpa>
sirte am leBten Spnnta9 lpat MbenoS Elm
esrltette8 SPAR
uSn tes Mpnses @ilterbeue"
bur9 cine buntle @rptte rpn Der Stride
beim. Sn ber @rotte tiefter Gtefe anz
oefommen> bort >pp tiefe S@atten bie2ie<
benben einblQen ur,b bic Stile nur Don
benz @inbe Der ianft Fiferno in ben
3mei9en raui9t bdtte unterbro9en perz
ben ipQen-renu 1pelGer liebenpe junge
Mann fDnntc an FOLDER SteQe Bprte
inben feline @efuble auStuorIden, wel6e
liebenoe Sun9frau fBnnte bier NIT @pr>
ten e%r&ptepern> Elm Druid ter 5dnbe> Elm
FAINTER @e9enorud, Elm umldlinoen Der
sarten Eaiue tes seliebten @slens, Elm
ani9mte9en an ben@eliebten, finb biercie
5anblun9en, bic tereoter al6 @crte bic
Sc ible erfldren, uno man oenfe t9
bic ueberroi @un9 - oieie frteoli9e Stiue
wurbe 9ebro@en pur9 baS @ebru1n
ppn Bret srpben 8dren, eie id
unieren @erliebten brpbenb in BEN Wea
teQten.
9ier mar feline ;3eit LANCE gu trdumen,
pber fi@ nod einmal etpi9e2iebe gu i@w6>
ren> bier gait e6 gu banpeln. 3wet&nitz
tel >paren idneu eefunren uuo beibe bie>
ben nader auf bieBdren Elm. Na6 fur
gem aber beibem&f luoen fe al6Beute
gu ben Guben unieres SPARES. man
l9afte fe mad 6auie unb beute lan9ten
ite per pacifc @iienbabn bier an, als Elm
Bemei6> baB bic 2iebe ielbit bic milren
8efien bes @aloes besminscn fam.
Qetoer, liebe 2elerin> mi1tn mir biet
nod betfa9en> BAT mir in ct. paul
einise ;peibeiniae alte 8dren fennen> bic
Bis Dato nod nidt be;wun9en ftnp.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-11-11
Cine xra91bie.

Nn berGarmtn9tpn &pab etpa z m}et
laa Don ct. paul erei8nete fi@ omMcn
t48 @orse,, cine Gra81ote, lber bic nj
t1 iest Gplsenbes in Grfabruus &C.
bradt: >..
Gin Manr, NamenS Spftpb NeGe,
ober Suffer BET nit itiner Gra,l i@cr Il
Sabre lang 8elebt unb flint &inber bate
i@Sefte felt Ginger 3sft @erpa9t baB fl
tbta antre& 1et. Der @erba@t bate let.
ttent @runb sartn, baB eft Na@bar, ben
Dor ldu9erer 33ett feline Grau 8eftprben
unb bnr fets als Greunb BON ibut em,
pfan8en ,tnb bebantelt &purbe Bfters /,
un8ep54nlt@tn Stunpen fi@ in 1einen
3auit einfanb. ~ -
90 fab ser ibn ant lebten GrettasNa&
II itinem Reler pertedt, er elite felt, Sc,
nebr 81 akslen, bod mar bel, Ginbtins:
lia8 entfu3en bic ter ~3urldtatt. +, ,>:.' g 3
@pntaSN oreen 3pti&en 2 unb 3 llb,
erpa@te Il batr@ Gin @erdui@: In eineu
AaBr&tt3enttn S&uppe,1 u,,b ba Ct {ttr'
Grau r,i&t I'M 8ett fanb ersrif ct iein'
Gliatt unb ftxtrte cine 2abun9 pofer
sesen bic eef&ln&tne Gbare. Gin berg:
3errti$tnptr S@ret BON 1einer Brau Ct.
fptgte unb ols' It btnauSeilte fanb Ct fl
tt. ibrem Blute f9ninuterb, am 8ober
lte8en. = 11nSefabr eit Dubenb ber poittr
waren III ibrem &bryer ein8eprunBe1.
Der tttt BON &eue aber bic ral9'
6anblun8 ersrtfeneM elite 3u eineu
Na4bar nab tbetlte TIN NIT, mas norge:
fallen. Gtn 8ute tpurpe fofert an Or
Rsienf ab9elanbt Der btfJ @unten ser:
bano abtr fit lebenseefdbrlt@ ertldrt. ]
' No@ eire,t fpdterr,t 8trf@t 1T hi
Grau ktretts etterben sic 'pa'
gutter 9sfnuns uno Aab, mt IS beibt
teinea 8endaeapen Grusib; an, parun
,Retjr 70 Npsew6bnltder 6tunof II ben
'S@uppett '8etpeitn. IT
Muier tpuret. mad btr Datota Counts
Sail abBtfabrt.' :" =, 'a1&7saR. ' ~
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-11-11

@aS baran if.--Die en9lii&en
8ldtter 9eben idon cine 8el@reibnn9 rer
su erbauenben Gurnbaue. M5@ten pii>
fen mober ile pieit baber, ia bod nur EFT
Gin Committee ernaunt &purpe I'M, elmer,
@e1iu@ III MAIDEN bic n6tbiBen Wittel
gu bei9afen. Die Staats< 3eituns 1piro
bic G%in,elnbeiten erlt eann brin9en rpenr,
IS fiber febt, eas lberbaupt 9ebaut mirp.
Der 8nabe, Gas. 9aa9erty> Dem
am 5amftae an Der Drebfdetbe per Wlil>
tpaufee uno ct. Yaul Gilenbabn ras
getn' 3eraustl6t 'muroe, III auf eert8els
fetun9. 3lfat 1871 ~ ~ 9sa
$3.50 Das Gisbaus an cer. Qeyeel ,pirr
Suriid9sltBt, ;. s.. ees ,,piirb clint. @ertiefe>
run9 in. ben Bluff binterl remlelben 9e<
,,madt Il. pelde ,tS plaeiirtt per.ren iou, ba
Der Jest BON remielben e%iinsenpmme1e
Raum 1o1 Der Giienbabn benuBt perber
.wirp.. 3. ''l
- Da6 neue Qcccmptiocl 6auS an
Der milwautee unb ct. paul Babn in
btr Sbereu Stact 1T beinabe ftrti9.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-11-11
poG5ei9eriCpt

Die beipen6 auptprdselarten BET Der fleiz
men pauterei in Stablmann'5 Saloon
erl9ienen Dor BEN .S@ranfen ces g.
ri9ts. Mite Nortpn ;ablte $40 unp
McDermott SIS Strafe.
Mfreb @uerin Der in &leinS Salppn
einen &rawaQ o%n9efan9en batte &purce
fir tlnftt9c6 9ute6 8etra9en unter 5000
8arei9oft seieut.
Gini9e betrunfcne batten Ii@ einee>
funpen unp purren wie 9epSbnli@ aboe<
ferti9t.
Sobn Mc@ormid purte fir prl9elet
um $500 9etroft.
Sobn Cunningham, Elm juneer Tau<
eeni@ts fabl aus ter @elpi 1utlabe in
patterlons 8carpinsbaus &lfineelp. Gr
puroe paflr auf 80 Sage in lie &eformz
1dule 9el9idt.
Spbn Dubuey mar betrunten. &oi}ete
ibm $3.50.
Mrs. Meyers unp Mrs. Brennan 1inp
Na9barn unb mpbnen an terGortS trabe,
aber seraoe nidtauf benz altrna9barli4z
fen Gu6e. Das leBte u%nansenebme>
1pas ibnen paiiirte, mar Elm Erefen 3wi<
f9en ben &incern eer beipen Damen, bel
ben, bic Splitter Der &inper bod
aud nt@t neutral bleiben tonnten. &llo
9in9s oors@ eridt unp beice mu6ten 800
8arei&aft feuen tanftis tenGrieosnn i&t
III 1Tren. '~S4@ ~ g..
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-11-11
Aus benz "&eben cines 3eituu9ss
9erau89eber8. :

l1nlere 2eler >pii1en gum 9rSBten Ebeile
nt@t nit mas fir S4mtert8tetten Elm
3ettun9sberau69eber gu fau1pfen bat,
&e@t MAIDEN fam er e8 MUIR %went9en. y.
Gin Sober Der Mbonnent N unp ben
9erape Elm, in 1etner &nfi6t grocer @e>
banfen tpmmt metnt, er mlGe Jpn bur9
ben Druid pererpi9en. Dp@ "tieie 5erren
uno Damen 1lnb nod LANCE pie@@limm>
1ten nt@t, net,t i'm @esentbetl fey finb
gan3 'an9enetm urp lteben6purbi9 unp
baben paS, @ute, paB &pirflt@ bic unb ba
etn gang brau@tarer Irtifel. betseiteuert
tptrb.
Die 19limmfen, lieber2e1 er, fnb be- bic
bas8ewubtiein ibrer eisnenl1eberle9enbett
unb 1nfeblbarfeit in 5ii@ traeerp, 1ld
armaBen allies bon. .aaoern @eIa9te III
fritiliren unp falls Is ibren Int&ten ni9t
auf Elm 5aar entlpri9t pbne @eitere5 gu
perbau1men. @dren btele 9erren ale
@elebrte, oper nur balbwe98 9ebilbete
2eute, RE fir tbre Anfidten aud balb>
&pess sertdnct9e @r9umente beibrin9en
fSnnten, 70 9inse eS nod in, aber tpie eS
it, f1np e8 meiften6 1ol@e> bic bet Berli>
1,er obne @eiteres NIT Dem Yrdpifate
uS@af6fopf" beebren plrbe. @ir ppl>
len ben 9eebrten 2elern bier ein 8etlptel
anfIbren, BON etnen1 Manre, Der
pbne 3weiftl 9laubt, bab Ct cine pyraz
r1tbe Der Snteut9en3 iet unp bod I'M
@runpe jene8 berlintl9e~ prabicat Iebr
tppbl peroient. Dieter Mann abpnnirte
auf Die StaotS <3eitune, wpblpi6eub rab
fe republifant11 @ei uro BEN Gprti@ritt
buloi9e, i9eint aber BON ieiner ei9enen
@t@t9tett II Iber3eu9t 8twelen ju ietn,
bae Fl 9lautte 1e mlfe BON @tunre an
tbm 3u @bren ultramontant ,perben.
Dieies paiirte ratirli@ ni@t unb ba
fablte Der quite Mana Elm 8ebarfnib f9
In Gol8enpem lter ben @ertb per
Staats< 3eitun9 aus3ula6en:
&odferb ten 3ten Mpstm SO
@ertber. 5err Sanper ;.
Sd babe Sbre 9p@lSbli@e 3eituna 9e>
babt, felt mite Mu9uf, biermtt }9reibe
SD Sbnen ab, benn i@ nil bas fdmier>
blat ni@t i'm @auie baben, i@ bdtte IS
nt@t senou1raer tpen>1 Sbr @eiienter Ser
a9ent mir ni&t 70 oiel eeplast bdtte >,u,,
t@ babe es lan9e 9etu9 9ebabt - bieleS
i&war3e 8latt. SD Lobe Miir ben @abr<
beitsfreunb urb ben @anperer bic fir,b
pp@'s @elo nod tpertb bier lnt so @ent
unp sic bebolten Sbre 3eituns. y.
M@tuuSspou
|. : peter 5pppe. -.
Der 2eitr wirb leiat be8reifen, tab IS
nublos if 9esen he @n1@t eines ipl9en
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-11-11

~ 6n ttutfSer garu,et son 8t@fab,
9eunepin Con Nauene. Bun. 6pbert,
Berttb btiat Drel1tn nit ietnen, arut m
BN 91x(&i tutb lbttftt' tptsbt s4bhn -
fdr@ttrlt& 3trriTtu, bab cine Mnputatipn
n1tbfB par
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-11-11
Stabtratboerb

~" DpnnertaSgttnb wor bic re9elmdbise
0erlau1mlun9 bes Staptratbs.
= Cine .8ittl9rift BON @omuno &ice
fiji, @rabiruns her @i11lfppt Strabe
alma Elm unb >purpe an oab Straben
Committee Iberwieien.
Die COMMITTEE AT .pel6e bic 3uI9rift
son .. 6. @bepparo pertpielen mar BE-
ri@tete 3u@uniten Der gerabfol9un9 ppn
$4,000 8pnp6 an bic 81 ienbabn @omz
pany. Mngenpmmen.
Gpl9erce Gtinnabmen wurpen teri@z
tet.
Briids $$99335.0o
Martt Meiter $500.
ppunb Maifer 1900
@barfmtiler 1867.OO
@learY unb murnon erbte!ten ben
Contract bic itdbttiden Sffcen nit gu
tenn bartemM aplebol; gu $3.50 pro Gprt
su serlor9er.
Stir ben 8au be6 neuen Bp9en6 BET
st.. paul Bride la9en fol9enre @n9ez
bpte Dor:
Boomer H.. So. $15,5O
Spbn 8. @rinbal u. ~. 1850
&bapt1 II. MeQs 1890
/ M. 9. GarreQ 1880
Se1aac 6enru 15,OOO
se}p1epb 81. 5mytbe $500
q perter 10000
g, =. Bppmer %prelentirte ;met &nse:
bpte zines fit cine 9ppe Grub grQdv
(aue Sbtsen Mnsebote itnb fir biel
@pnRructicn) fir $4,000 uno ems fiji
cine eilerne 8rlde fit $4,000.
Na1 Gr9erer Debate tpuroe bic Yin:
eelesenbeit al. Elm Committee beiteben'
Eaus ben Mloermdnnertt &earnpn, 2tta:
Cftlb> Grace, TarreQ, &bppeS u. Gum
minos perpte1en, nit Subtraction beut
(@amfa9) Mbenb barber 81 beridten
Gin BeldluB purpe an9enomnnen al
len bic Dor rem 1. Tebruar tbre Sare&
iable&t tiner &abbat pom 3ebn prccent 81
9eftatten.
Das COMMITTEE fir Geuer>D eparmen:
rpurbe beauftra9t Elm @tipann fit $500
fir bic ,,eue @prtbe 3u faufen.
GinBel9lub Der bieNussate prn$50>:
600 @tty Bonbs an bic Milmaufee uni
81. paul Giienbabn becreert, purpe pal:
Frt.
Ml6 Gnoenieur ber reuen Iompfprib'
puroe 6. 9. Bir9e NIT 10 @timmer
oeaen fit @cbert Safelp erwdblt> Sa:
mes Nusent >pnrpe gum 9reiber cerlelber
9erdblt.
8erta9un9.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-11-11
81 Dfrrfntetl.

gu Serrenten u II ; u Sertau fem
Dds Winneipta 5aus in GtiQmater 1T brm na9lc, 1. Sttu-
ber an iu serrenten unb oasDfeublement befelben gu pertaufen.
Ndberes bet MRS. s. 3.Minle pser s. G,rriet, Stu,
mater, Wtnn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-11-11

- Die Common Ylea6 @eurt miro
ant na9fsn Dienitas einen Yertasten
Eermin balten. Gol9enb bic 9ife Der
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-11-11
8erfauf bpn @taat6> 2dnbe.
reien.
6taats 2aMb q m t.,

6taatS 2aMb mi
g. paul. gltnu., ben I. Gtpt. 1869. 81
gladridt wirb hermit ~ssben. BAT BE 6taatsl6nbeseien In
ben naAbenannttn goxuNtt jxnt Derieuf ulf SfentIi&es
Mutton sebra@t iuerSen. xxtr ben gSsf&rtftsa ~ a6t luub
trabisRen Garttels Der Rsptbtrtea etatuten, pie klst:
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-11-11
81 ufrfQuffn.

;3u Sertaufen.-Gin gut einoertbteter uub
danilie biqts III u%srtauitn. sdterss in er Offte btrst,atss
jeitun9. 47shf'
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-11-11

gu gtrtaufen.-Gin Tarm prn 40 Mfer,
% unter gfus, - GRei1en son minneapolis, 1T nescn Mbretfe
BIS iesisen Gisentban,ers, aus freter Sanb ~ pertoufen. Nuf
e,erielben IL Gin sutss Wrbnbais. Gdeune. Stdae unb berslet1
gen. auh test Bite Garn1 brett an benz rpbib efaunten Stfb
gate, no Stese une Muble saus tn Ter @abe fnb. - Die
petite BON Ssr R%aufiuu.n,e Fam nod beHsben thrauf aeben
IN Minneaprlis, pbsr AM 6iib Sute Store, uel9er al eas
4aub ereuit.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-11-11

. ! peter 5pppe. :.
Der 2eier tpiro leidt beereifen, tae 81
nublos if 9esen he @nf1@t eines ipl9en
Manne6 Gerpabrung ein;uleaen. -
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-11-11

Mus3ustrtaufen. - Mein eelammter
@orratb Sua Wl0bes jeber Nrt gum biQisfen Yreife. Brn.
Noienfrans. 221 u. 222 8. Str, Der preSbptsrianer STRIDE
%eeeenI,cr.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-06-26

BYA LETTER from Florence, under date of June II, we learn that harvesting is the whole excitement, Messrs Ruggles and Ewing have
 finished the gatheringin of their immense crops
 and are awaiting the arrival, from Phoenix, of
 a thrashing machine to thrsh out and fit their
 barley for market. Florence, it says, lis not improving very rapidly at present, yet there is considerable talk about building so soon as labor can be procured, but, at present, laborers are very scarce" The vital question with Florence is the opening, at an early day, of the new road to Tucson. This done, transit route form northern to southern Arizona, by way of Florence. will be shorter by some fifty miles than the route now travelled. The people of Florence are particularly anxious to have this road opened and will do their part toward it's so soon as their crops shall have been secured.
 MErEoRoLoGICAL:-The following table shows the temperature ofthe climate of Tucson, from the lCth to the 22d inst, as measured by the in shade ;--
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-16
WASHINGTON NEWS.

WASHINGTON, spte mber 15.-Tho Treasury
Department will melt over one hundred coun-
terfeit plntes now in its possession. Two or
three very fine plates will be preserved as
specimens.
Certain German citizens have asked Spinner
regarding the genuineness Of Confederate
bonds. Spinner thinks tn, specimen exhibited
genuine.
The folio wing diplomatic gossip is authentic:
Minister Motley was not forbidden to entertain
invitations to reopen Alabama claims uegotia-
tions. He is now engaged in negotiating an
important consular treaty. Sickles was not
authorized to mako any demand upon the
Spanish Government. He was instructed
merely to act diRcreetly, but with earnestness.
as n mediator between Spain and Cuba, on tho
basis already published, for the independence
Of the island. Leading members OF the gov
ernment, including the regont, favor the pro.
position, hut are not free at present to &C.
cept il.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-16
Sparks FROM TIE WIRES.

Secretary Seward intends visiting the City OF
Mexico.
The Cuban expedition from New Bedford
was overhauled at sen.
An enthusiastic annexation meeting was
held at Quebec on Saturday.
Three whites and twenty Indians were recent
ly killed in Arizona lighting over wagon trim.
The steamer Hornet sailed from Halifax
With lot OF hard customers at high wages.
Supposed destination Cuba.
The Spanish organ at Now York asserts that
both the Spanish and Cuban reports Of fights
near Los Tunas are fictitious.
The Constitution of Virginia, recently adopt-
cd, abrogates oil existing stay laws, and pro-
hibits the passing Of any new ones.
The project OF mixed schools in Washing
ton has boon defeated by vote OF six to seven
in the Radical City Council. The word "white''
remains in district school regulations.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-16
ss- a CARD-SOUrHERN LIFE INSUR
ANOE COMPANY. ATLANTA DEPARTMENT.

To The Poptc Of South Cdroiina:
The above Company was orgnn zed In 1866, in
consequence Of the wholesale forfeiture OF Southern
policies by Northern companies. Tho UNPARALLELED
success Of the enterprise has forced several Of these
compsu'as to restore their Southern policies from
the fact has they could not operate In our midst
without the appearance of honesty.
We keep all our money at home TO build up our
impoverished country-cvcry dollar Of premium
being safely invested in the State from which it ia dc.
rived. Tho institution ia purely Southern, and hence
should appeal with great force to the patriotism and
and sympathy Of every Southern heart.
Tia not our purpose to make war on other com.
panies, but 10 exhibit the special advantages offered
by this purely Southern Company--founded On
patriotism and solid wealth. Its ratio Of assets to
Gnhiliues-thc true test Of q company's srength-is
second 10 none this continent, being nearly $500
to slO0.
Whenever and wherever have presented the
claims of this Company Il has not only enlisted the
sympathes Of our people, but hus also secured their
hearty cooperation. We have secured COO policies
in South Carolina since the 10th Of February. We
number among our Directors General Wade Hamp.
ton and Colonel VIM. Johnston, gentlemen we'll
known to every citizen OF Soath Carolina. We ap-
peal personally to the people of South Carolina TO
assist in pushing forward this dcservcdly popular
southern institution. j. Ii. MILLER,
General Agent Southern Life Insurance Comrany
No. 23 Broad street, Augusta. Ga.
8. Y. IUpPER,
Agent, Charleston, s. G.
q. W. DESAUssURE, NJ. D.,
Medical Examiner
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-16
COURT IN HILLIAMsB URG.
irnon QUIZ oxs oounxsrosnysrl !

irRoM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT
KINasTREE, Tuesday, September 14.-Court
was in session here during the past week, and
was occupied until Friday afternoon with
criminal business. The sessions docket was
crowded with large number OF petty cases,
such as larceny, assault and battery, &C., con-
suming tho time Of the court and adding great
ly to tho expenses OF the county, parties, in
many instances, making tho court tho vehicle
for venting mere personal spite. Cuffoe was
largely represented OF course, both in the
crowd and in the business OF the court. The
juries were about onc-.hird white. The noto-
rious scoundres, John Washington, Robert
johnson, Elias Jorcs and William Jones, with
quito variety oil aliases, were brought to trial
for the robbeIies committed on aIr. Staeger's
somo time since, and were ail with tho ex-
oeption OF William JOKES, convicted and SEN
tenced-two Of them to fourteen end tho
other to twelve months in the pcnitcntary.
The three former took their departure for
Columbia yesterday in charge of gthe shorifs
deputy, and the latter vas sent to Charleston
Jail to await trial for O robbery committed in
your city, for which there was warrant against
} him under another Of his numerous aliases.
One of them attempted an escape Sunday morn
ingby slipping of his manacles, and knocking
-lown the guard, but was promptly reoapturod.
Tho court adjourned on Saturday after The trial
OF only ono civil case-an action of "trespass to
: try titles" for storo and lot in this village.
Trial by jury was waived by consent OF parties,
and the case was ably argued before Judge
Green by A. G. Spain, Esq., OF Darlington, and
Richard Dozier, Esq; OF Georgetown. The
aoene In the courthouse reminded ono Of the
olden time, when negro juries wore unknown.
and 6ambo wss left to the performance Of duties
for which ho ia moro competent. Tho farmers
ere busy With cotton picking, and the adjourn
mont OF court Is great relief to them.
fsi ALPHA.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-16

Although all pure ice sold in England goes
under the name OF Wenham Lake ice, im2or.
tasion OF ice from tho American continent has
long sir &C ceased. In hard winters much ice ia
now collected in England. and Mt least thirty
thousand tons are imported from Norway to
supplement the home supply. Estimating that
ei4ty thousand tons are annually used III Lon
don. 1t is believed that this amount is far less
than is used in Boston, Chicago, Cincinnati
and other cities IN this country. Americans
iihv eooi drtnits. in r-intor aa well ns in sum
in July and August, and have only lately
learned tho use of ice. Ice which Gusts Ave
shilliDgs the ton in Norway, brings from
cording to tho demand
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-16

aB- A DEFENSIVE MEDICINE.-"IN
time Of peace prepare for war;" Is sound military
maxim "Let not the sickly season find you unprc-
pared, Ia an equally good rule in medical jurispru.
dence. The man must be made OF iron who finds
himseit at the cloAe OF summer rs strong as ut its
commencement Such phenomenon rare, even
among the most robust of the human family. Mus
culnr and constitutional vfgor out of ua in the
broiing weather of July and August and few OF us,
at the opening of the fall in the best possible
condition TO defy the unhealthy influences OF the
season.
Fever md ague and Bilious Remitlent Fevers.
together With variety of complains that affect the
digestive organs, the liver and the bowels, form
portion Of the autumn programme. Bear in mind
that exhaustion invites these disorders, and that
stsmnal visor enables the system to repel them.
ITO be weak is to be miserable" says Satan to his
defeated lecions, In Paradise Lost" and the axiom
is correct. though 1t comes from an evil source.
Hol then, ye weak and feeble. fortify yourselves
against the invisbe enemy that pervades the nu-
tumnal air. The best defence against miasma is
course OF HOSTETTRlr5 STOMACH BIrTERS
This rare vegetable tonic will improve your appetite
stimulate your disestion give Brmucss to your
nerves, invisora.e your muscular fibre, regulate
yonr Secrctions, cheer spirits, and put your en-
tire physique ia perfect working order. 1t is easily
done The standard tonic and Alternative which will
recuperste and build you up is not "bad 10 take {"
but, on the contrary. pleasant medicine.
See, however, that you have the genuine article
There are limitations and counterfcts In the market.
and they are oil worthless or deleterious. Bear in
mind that HOsrETTER's STOMACH BITTERS fs
sold only in glass, tnever by the gallon cask aud
that each bottle bears label surmounted by
viguette of st. George and the Dragon, and ou,
revenue stamp over the cork.
Sept II DAc