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Mr.. 'R:uskaw's Reelection.

The reelection OF Hon. John A. Blng-
ham in the 10th District, by m increased
majority, is, one Of the most gratifying re-
sulis OF the campaign. Mr. Bingham,
Clctested by the Democratic party, for his
ability as party leader, is the special OBJ.
iect Of Democratic hatred. Two years
ago lthe.ablest opponent, md perhaps the
most popular DemocrHtin the district, was
nominated TO oppose 1Ir. Bingham.
Money was spent freely; the press Of
tho opposition tecmed with abuse and
false statements, and by every Nrtiticc
imaginable Ills : idcfeat was sought.
Politicians from this county were i'm;
ported tOlaid in the one grand object
Of the Democracy Of the 10th district
the defeat Of Bingham. The result
Is known. After an exciting canvass, Mr..
Bingham, was elected by 41G majority.
Again this fall the work Of defeating
Bingham was attempted; by putting
against him Robert Z. Chambers, a Bel.
mont county man, unknown except for
his opposition TO tho federal government
during the war. A man inferior to Mr..
Estep in ability and principle and the
result has been even more disastrous TO
the Democracy-Mr. Bingham's majority
being nearly il not altogether 500. The
Republicans OF tho 10th have done nobly
in returning so able q man as Mr.. Bingf
ham to do battle for tho party in the Com
gress Of tho nation.-StettbsnV'tt0 Herald.
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A YOUNG lady in Norfolk, Virginia, who
was 10 have been led to the hymeneal
altar last Thursday, hos had tho wedding
DAY postponed q iott- might because her
beautiful face was slighty diSfgured by
mosquito bites. .HE S7''''s' '' III =
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Or course the pretended dispatch,
printed in yesterday afternoons New
York Tsltgamy announcing.tho retreat q
the Prussians from Paris, is Q canara, man man
uiactlIred probably for momentnry effect
on the stock or gold market: 1t is in
credible in ITSELF but we have later dis
patches direct from London, and Que from
King WILLIAMS headquarters at Yer
SMILES, in none Of which Is there. any con-
frmatlon. The story was manufactured,
we presume, IN tic office Of the telegram.
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Two pairs of white cranes-wild ones
are attracting some attention by their
presence on lower CaptinH. THEY seem
,to'befrom fPlariCOuntry, and to constitute
q little colony os their own, as they are
always together.
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ALFRED FoUenr, orWirt Co, Inns sent
the editor of tho Writ Democrat, a sweet
potato of his own raising which weighs
II pounds, is 10 inches long and 10 inches
around. ..'n 5a'E. ~. IL. r5i r.;
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Auroral Display Last Evening.

I futt 813l OMAHA, Oct'14.
There was brilliant auroral display
here this evening. 5..,..., i.
CINCINNATI, October l4-s
There was brilliant auroral display
beginning at halfpast seven wi. gat
II TERRE HAuTE, Oct. Il
There was magnificent display O
ar'cra borealis here this evening.
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Philadelphia Market.

'lNg tslI u .sp.,,, PHtLADELPHIA. October u -
FLouB-Dull; extra family IS 1907 25. -.
. -Wheat-D Demand light but holders
firm; western red 81 350l So; amber 81 409I 46.
lIal; mixed 8O084cs oats-Dall but unchanged
at 49662c. y-=-,, =-,,,,.-------.--
. PRoYIstoNs-Dull. .-v .v-.-.-
15Xc: refined 25c.
f,SHlskT-AdVancod to Osc foriroh bound.
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q -Thofirst fr6stof ofithe season at Toledo

occurred on Friday morning, Damage
trlflint. iE .ttA hs3l9o1A 5cG GA
THE whole of yesterday, in The
Prison Reform Congress; ut Ctnetnlnati;
wSs Siyaa Sp t6 tho gent tlsmGn come sCted
with the Juvenile reformation. faaE
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AN East Tennessee woman stopped q
railroad train by waving ared flag, and
wanted to know Of the eFonragcd condue:
Tor IL sairey Melvina Thompson was
aboard-whICh tho same was her sister.
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cloud Fircd by the French Guns.
GERMANY

Getting Ready to Jubilate when the
Army Enters Paris. II
BERLIN, October IA.
Arrangements are completed in most Of
the German towns for bon fires, illuminH-
tIons, fire works and bell ringing, to ccle-
brate tho entrance 5of thol German army
into Paris BAYf sS r. S II
g Hard Times al Metz! itst
Late news received from Metz, says the
dysentary, scurvy, bronchitis, and other
diseases arc in the city. All able bodied
citizens have been compelled to serve In
the defence vi ;fit5si
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The Writ Democrat speNks in very com.
plimentary terms oftwo dtscourses deliver
cd at Writ c. IL. tho 5thiustr by BlsH
or WuELAN Of this city. 5,ul 1ai +, Re- 4. y
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Mn. NtuRAr HALsrEAD, ofthe Cincln-
natl Commercial, arrived from Europe at
: New York Wednesday, in tho steamer
Russia, l. .aa44r6Uag % ,i1F BDrc
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THERE is d ''hcapN Of good sense in Tie
following from Halls Journal Of Rea!th:'
"Ifa man,eanssleep soundly, has a good
appetite, with no unpleasant reminders
alter mcols, the bodily shabits being regu,
lar every day, he Ind better lct himself
alone, whether he isas big as hogsheOd
or as thin and dry us q fence rail"
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Tho tirst colopcd jury at Evansville,
Ind, was empappelled In the Criminal
Court, Judge Robinson, today. iE |
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campbelrs mslorIty. .:......... "a
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AN immigration party for Kansas is or.
ganizing in Writ county. (" ,-tl ~ .tta
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TX ( X I: EST VIRGINIA l'",.'5. Sas .lat +
( UNIVERSITY
/ 1Ei4i, ssfpoittati aL.i .fI.9a 4"0 ~
ly
ALEX. MARTINI D. D., PRESIDENT,
witha fnll corps Of Professors. 1

10 . InH" III ID
opened but recently for purposes or instrue.
ton, this Institution has already attained o very
extensive range of,patronag0 and support;
1t possesses the finest grounds and buildings In
/! Glasses arc formed In all the regular Depart.
mGnts OF Collegiate and Scientific Study ..tl,
Special advantages for thorough acquisition
Of tho Modern Languages the Study Of Geology,
and other branches In tho interest OF Agricul'
ture. i-'.g' pr '''ii.-'..
Chemistry taught according to the new and
only correct system, !. II. .ii.I,i.- ,,
Teachers Class every Spring Term,
A valuable Cabinet and Apparatus t.fhH
TUITION, from $l6 to ga per year. ID - 10.
FALL TERM begins September 7th. Winter,
December 9Th. Spring, March 21st
Commencement, Juno 10Th, t,Jr,tts III
E4e Send for Catalogue.
'El 7f}EtI NN IGB0. G. sTURGI6S,, ~
;sa H8g. "a Secretary Board Of Regents. 7
MoRqAaTowN, W: VA, July 30, 1870. -, II
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WASHINGTON. III, I;
-I..rr.. stf. tIHHa.' lssU n sL iT rf' :: if
Secretary Cox Tenders His Resigna

Secretary Cox Tenders His Resigna.
Z ti5 q Fftt tfon. g'
I III n WASHINGTON, October ID.
It is reported as coming from q relative
and friend OF Secretary Cox, Of the 1nte-
rior Department, that he rendered his
resignation to tho President on Tuesday
evening last, hut that the President has
not yet accepted it. tNaN
Treasury Instructions ! Concerning
{ Neutrality, ~
..,In addition 10 tic instructions issued
by Attorney General and the Secretary
Of War and Navy III regard to carrying
out the neutrality proclamation, ctc,, oI
yesterday, Secretary Boutwell, also issued
orders on the subject 10 the various col
lectors Of custom in, the country He in
forms them that it is their duty, rs oil,
GERS of the United States, to assist In en-
forcing upon the army vessels Of each bel
ligerent strict ContOrnnnce to tho orders
OF the proclamation. He also instructs
collectors to keep q strict watch on these
vessels as to tho time Of their arrival, stay,
departure, &C., and to make known all
the information they obtain to the y. S!
District Attorney, In their district, and
also TO keep the Secretary Of the Treasury
informed as 10 the violation OF any Of the
orders in the proclAmAtiOn.u N
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steamer Burned on the North Caro-.
lima Coast,

DIgdET9 4; WnhtrNegoS, 0csT 10
Tbes steamer = Washington, g5tioani which ich
today, took fire nine miles below the city,
and was run ashore. The cargo consisted
of7OO barrels Of rspirits ofturpentinc, 500
bales 81 Of1cotton. and four barrels Of rosi4,
AMI with the vessel are d total loss.
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A ss1GNEEs' NOTICE OF ar;
~ P0ENTMENT. 'HH'Q'a fTi!'h .FAiii
In the District Court Of th5) IiAq 10 aia. N
81 Wa west virginia. .40 D \ RR'''''ii'
In tbO matter ofD. z. Irwin q Co., BahissuptS,
To Wlo1D, " lay 0QnesFR ..-The undersigned,
Henry c0nant, OF Wheeling, West virginia,
hereby givOS notice Of his appointment as 40.
glgnc9 ot tho estates Of b. x: Irwin and .Julius,
Ing, In the County Of Ohio, In said Dls6ict; and
who wero, to.wlt, on tho 9Th day OF September,
A. D., 1870. Rdjudged Bankruptcy upon die pelI.l
ton OF q Credity, BY tho said Court, ~ t,,gs5
Dated at Wheeling; W. Va, thu 1st day OF 6c-
oct.6Th Assignee.
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TIE census of New York proved, what,
indeed, was well proved before, that the
Democrats had practised enormous frauds
in the elections, returning in some dis
tricts vote nearly equal 10 the entire pop.
ulation. To meet the exposure, and to
arrange for repetition Of these trauds.by
which alone the rural portions Of the
State hive been voted down, and New
York has been kept Democratic, the city
has been redistricted, and in violation Of
the law, which requires that the districts
shall contain, us near as may be, an equal
number Of voters, some Of them contain
seven or eight times as many rs others.
Tho old district lines afford the means Of
comparing tic returns with the censts,
and the new districting, besides prevent
ing this, offers additional facilities to Tam
many for its peculiar tactics. p. rs" d''o
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Latest Figures In Schenck's D | District.
From yEattrdayJ Dayton JauyHol. /, %1i . va
The latest figures on the Congressional
contest in this district aro as follows; Il
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sub. Perfect Of Pont Levcquc dated
Wednesday, fully confirms the reports. Of
the successful BoTttes by BazatheI Hehad
burned i've villages which had given
shelter to tho Prnssians At the same
time Canrobert madea successful sorlie on
the left bank Of the AToselle.
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NToT1CE TO TAKE DEPO OSrTroN
ANll n W q -sls ~ 10 g3TTll1licii
RGSfE 1SSd3 nSOS I. S go RS sSPP9 II SSF
creditors Of Thomas Omen, dGeebSedJl g96, 81
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London Bond Market.

n o. 8. SECuRITIES IN LONDON. "
[CablC rcportrcceIved BY Augustus PollacIs, Esq.
a LONDON. October u.
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AMystery Of the War.

EToM ne GGtEttO d. 61iHbfdt. tifc1g
The carriages ior, the King Of Prussia.
escorted by q numerous detachment OF
cuirasslers, ut least q regiment, have just
passed through wood in the enyirons Of
Rheims. at This spot tho road, command:
cd by hills, is SO narrow asI to admit ot
onlya single vehicle passing Cavalry
preceded and followed 1t, when suddenly
q warm fire proceeded from both sides OF
the road. They were Fraucs.tireurs who
were carrying out q bold stroke meditated
beforehand. Ono OF the carriages, which
It Is said contained four persons Of very
high rank, was literally riddled with
shots. Ono Of the princcly travellers was
killed, the three others seriously wound-
ed. Who was this personage The
enemy seemed to have tho greatest Interest
In Concealing his name and rank sAc.
cording tosomc it}waS King William; sac'
cording to others Prince Frederick
Charles or the Crown Prince. However
this may be, a traveller who came fyes.
terday from Rheims to st, Quentin sQid
he Ind seen and touched at Rheims the
carriage rldlled with balls, and thata
numerous military convoy was conduct
ing towards Prussia coffin containg q
corpsoto which the greatest honors were
paid. 1T, Was taken into aconvent. at
RHEIMS, ga1l on tltesd was q notice
threatening death to whoever entered.
Another account says the carriage usually
contained only four persons, tho King,
the Crown Prince, Bismarck, and Moltke
It must, therefore, have been one Of these.
There wasa wounded man with the dead.
All the nuns were turned ont Of the con-
vent when the carriage entered i. The
greatest precautio1s we're taken by the
escort 10 avoid iolting on the roadt and
every time i paved roads were traversed
straw was placed under the wheels to
lessen tho cnncussion., Macadamised
roads were followed where practicable.
T. . L.
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friend.
William A. IBett, IN ,Elis own right, and as .Ad.
ministrat0r Of SuRan lsett licensed, John W.
lsott and Sarah A. Isptt, :, .,tt,.s,,ri ,,y,Ss,,r
Notice IL hereby given that, in purSuGnGaa0fa a
decree made and entered In thas above entitled
cause BY said Court, at tho September term, 1870,
thereof, will on Friday, November II 1th.' 1870,
al, tho office OF Caldwell q Bro.,. on Fourth,
street, In tho City Of Wheeling, proceed to a.
c0rtRin and report TO said Court following gll
lst The value Of tho personal estate OF Susan,
Isett, deceased, which has como Into tho hands
settle and adjust his accounts on the said estate,
aud Of tho rents aud profits Of tho real estate
which have como to his hands since tho death Of
said Susan 1sett also, what debts of tho Slld es.
tato arc still outstanding, II any, and 10 whom
tho Same arc due, and tho amount Of each q 4 "a
I'd. The phare Of the personally Of said estate,
which falls to the said CoInplAinants, ,IE any t@03
Sd. Tho several hclrs at law Of the, said Susan
ISett,s deceased. to whom the real estate mths
toned In the bill descendB, aud the shAr0. GSthD
same 70 which each Is Gntltled; s.,ls....l.
f4th. Whether tho real estste, OF which The Eaid
Susan 1tCtt died seized, described In tho billgiA
susceptible Of partition among the several heirs
at law OF the said Susan Isett, deceased;
6th!' Any othesma ters pertinent TO said eaase,
ElltSh 1may deem proper, Or any person lptn7
Notice is also hereby gtyca to all persons bold
ing claims against the estate Of tho said Susan
Isett, deceased; to present their claims b6iorGl6
at tho time and Elace Aforesaid, ~ L...11iI.,,r
ALFRED CALDWELL,
" Commissioner In ChanceIy OF said COurt.h %
N. RIcnARDsoX AND JAMES r, Rooms, I.... ,,,
bct10!M' ~ Solicitors for Complai6AntH,
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Others, lN "a a'N "Nii''i aiii hli'iIA
In chaucery in the Circuit Court fOs ohtb Conn.
ty, West Virginia, 9an
Take notice that tho lCpoSIeon Of John BoTes
will bO taken at tho 0tllOo iof William ID; ami
on tho N. E, corner Of FayGtte and st, Paul,
strcGtg, Baltimore, In tho State or Maryllnd," Oh
hours Of O'clock 4. n, and D O'clock p, Il. 10
be read in evidence In the above nGni6d cause on
behalf Of the Pl4lntIfs. And II from any cause,
tho taking Of said deposition shall not 80 com.
mGnCed, or being commenced, Glall not hO com,
be adjourned nom time 70 time uhtil tho San6
'''' ROBERT MOORE 4 BRo.l,F
by Gro. B. CGLDWELI{ their Attorney,
. To Margaret RRtclida, John 0IlehPlStald Will
liam W. blanchard, Jr,, uon.FpaIdGnt dCiondantS,
sep7.RC ~ - -
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Batter, majority. tlty........,.......I...,..!2,0l8 9g
montgomery, Majority. 400 ~, >.
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Soar Grapes.

llDr neigIIbOr has consumed mucn NaAu'
onIrsDucc in the last two days to prove that
rGe negroes are incapable of an intelligent
s,crcisc Of the suffrage. At tho same
time the very facts he comments oh'fnr.
,'i.N ,he amplcst rCtutatlon Of his lHbori'
o". Arguments. Ycsterdayhe remarked
that the negroes cannot Fead,the names
nOou the tickets they vote, and know
nothing whatever about tho questions OF
Dublic policy involved in the election" Is
this true? .,, q 49,. A. a ,sy
The Democratic party denies that the
negro has any business to vote at oil, and
i, platforms declare purpose TO take y
away lis vote If that party is successful
Thi; is one Of tho Questions Of public
nocy involved in the politics Of these
lines; aud for the negroes, nj least, if a
ycrv important one. 1t they were intel.
ligent enough to know that tho success OF
the Democratic party would result in
,beir distranchisemcnt, Of course they
wouldn't vote for the Democratic party; If
they were not, they would vote Tor that
mrtv about as soon as for any other.
Now, tic fact Of which our cotempora'
~ complains Is that the negroes don't, any
nr,hom vote tho Democratic ticket; they
.hunit asit 1t had the smallpox. And
whyY Because they arg intelligent
enough to understand the conseq equenees to
themselves that would follow the success
orthat party. The elcctor who knows
how to vote so as to protect hisrights has
prccisely the kind Of intelligence that
Qualities him to WELD the ballot; and that
tbe negrops do know this the Ilegistsrt and
its platform furnish the proof. The ftct
that the negroes almost universally vote
the Republican. ticket IS, therefore, the
hest evidence ol their fitness to vote. i
thew voted the Democratic ticket, VIC
should have to doubt either their intelh.
gencc or their sanity. z ,,i,,} y ,3g1 y. III.
OF course, all understand that what
nils the Register in tEis matter is, sour
grapes. If the negroes would vote the
Democratic ticket they. would be most in
tcllgcnt and discriminating citizens. They
do this to some extent in Louisiana, and
there they get special, invitations to, sly in
the Democratic Conventions. circum-
stances alter cases sometimes Stmost amaz'
ingly. '.'''.., - <. .aI fB65 : 4
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Siege Of NeW.Breisach.

~. !. = u '7oEILlNi 4VCI' II Z Z
An official dispatch dated Colmar,
Wednesday, says that 5000 Prisstan
troops arc before New -Breisach and that
the investment Of tlletOwn is vigorous and
complete. % .ge :
St. Cloud Fired BY the French Guns.
s,r, VERSAILLES, Oct, 10. !
fH'-' via BERLIN, Oct. IA. !
Tho French have shelledjand wantpnly
fred the Palace Of st. Cloud. Ten French
battalliOns nude n sorti6 from Paris to-
day. They were easily rcpulsed by tho
second Bavarian corps which lost only 10
men! tyR;3 ~ q G Z 4 tEJi'Inl
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LEGAL NOTICE.
oAIAEIssIoNER's NOTICE.

Julia A. II. Mcllor, ExecutFix Of tho last will
and Testament Of John II. MeilOr, decd,
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.15II o. 4 sdRaJ
Jesse D. Mellor, Administrator Of the estate Of
f- Joseph s. Mellor, decd, OF al.
In the Circuit Court OF Ohio County, West Va,
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Inchnnsery in tho clIgdIs coutt fOt Ohio ooHH

Thomas Gray, late ExccutorOf tho last win Stnd
S,Ss4g sSits9ent Of Thomas oneq Deceased al sA4
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-01-15

@aibiastsn, .. 6. Der Monats>Mus >
.uets bes @&asauttes erstebt cine Beru,inbe<
ruas Der Nattonalf4ulb pdtrenb bes rer<
eansenen @cnats uu1 $4,8l2,92. Sett
benz l. @drj 1868 betrdst bte germtnbe<
runs $66, ZIG ,306,l0.
SIM Gonsrefe reidte Senator @4ura ei-
neu @~efesentpurf fur umsefaltuns bes 81.
silbtenfes etn. Der@eiesentpurf betimu,t,
bab Elm Giptl'D ienf>Ausf@ub ernanrt tper>
ben foQ, wel&er bic Sdbisfeiten Der &anbt>
baten far bas betrefenbe Mut prlfen fol-.
Die geau,ten fpQen auberbem elm Sabr
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-01-15

Yrobe3eit turdma9en; bod fonen bic 9or<
seiebten biefer 8eamten bas Re9t baben,
bieielben nod Dor 9blauf bes Srobejatres
tu entlafen. Der &usf9ub foq benz S,rd>
fbenten BON i3eit III i3eit cine elite Der &an<
bfbaten porlesen, pel@e bic nStbisen Sdbis>
fetten gu ben betrefenben Aentern be1ben
unb Der @rdfbent tann banu l@ aus btefer
9tfte bic &anbibaten fur bic erlebt9ten Men<
ter ausiu9en. Die Mmtsbauer wirbe auf
fanf Sabre fefsefest.
Dte bur& Teuersbranfe in bieiem 2anbe
TIM perflofenen Sabre perurfa9ten ger1ufe
b~elaufen ft4 auf $40, 685, 600.
Nilluantee. gorise Bo9e eineen an ber
BSrie bte preife ~unerbeb1i9 berunter uub
bic @erfaufe waren an, 8. b. u~nbeteutenb 3u
80 Gents fur Sit. l reselmdBi9 unb TT
IS Gents fur Mr. 2. Die @erfdufe beltefen
f4 tut @anaen aaf etwa $4,000 Bufbe.
&uf Eager befanben f9 $4,000 gufte1
sesen $4,000 an ben, entipre9enben Sage
bes 1esten Sabres unb 665,000 int Sabre
1868.
. Dte Observation-Disclosures 1T felt Gnbe
DECEMBER bts Mueufa, eau Glaire>g punte,
sotenbet unb bic 3ase MAIDEN jest reeel<
mdetse Tabrten bts mad e~enannteu, @1ase.
Ole @dsemablen ron eau Claire taben
I'M Sabr 1869, absefeben pon 2atten unb
Stafeten, ~47,673,5l6 Tub 9un,ber eefdntt>
ten.
Sn ber 2cwn Monttee1o, QafaYetteG DUN.
IT., brad INT @eina9ts,M benb In Der Me-
tbobtaen>& irae, tn pelter bic @emetnte
NIT tbren &tnbern perfaramelt tpar, Der 3d.
ben Elm, .pobet bic gerhmmelten etpa bret
Sub tief btnabsef&leuoert, tebp9 Mten1anb
ernflt9 perlest wuroe.
Sn GbicaBo tpurben pprtses Sabr $500
@ebdube erridtet, taspn "a &ir9en, sos
2dben unb 9 @otels.
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der pbne 8efadftisuns nod f9le9ter e.
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