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themselves, and bT I0fce II nOcessnrr. lie had al
Ways been opposed by Iammany Hall. and the NJ.
most exert ions had been used to defeat him. Last
all lis nRJoriy was between four aud hye thousand
TIE Ring election oricers had returned twelve hun
dred for hin. They would attempt to deolt him
ths fall by tho same means lie called upon citizens
g. pro oct their rights at all hazards After retort
Ing his purpose, II elected, to execute the laws and
ciIf ordinances hi hiully and impartally, no pro
nounccd all 10 had to cay, and sat down gmid
OOlstoTous applause.
Tho meeting then adjourned
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Mr.. II rr.p. IN rising, rcTudi ted the title Of
Judgc. lie had ncv. = boon grrointet or e'cctei q
Judge. nor nominated ior such = position. lie
never GsAcd ior, sou- Z alter. desired the honor
lie never CSTccici 81 look for anN favor from any
VOLT ical rntiv lie was merely plain citizen who
had becn here for TIE past hye and thirty years lie
hal no desire 10 address pny class OF his fellow
citizens hrt those from h.' native land. lie WI.
an irisEnar, though En adopted citizen of this
country, AMI rcsdv TO srtnd cNe"y drnn Of bis blood
in defence vi htr las. LApplIusel lie was
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-08-30

The Meuse enters the new battlefield at Yer
dun, and flowing in N. w. direction, passes
Sivry, Dun, Stenay, Mouzon, and Sedan, and
then passes between Mezieres and Charleville,
whence it tends to the north through tongue
of French territory projecting into Belgium
and disappears in neutral territory. The Belgian
frontier runs parallel with line drawn from
Montmedy through Carignan to Sedan, just be-
yond which it takes turn to the
portb, forming the eastern boundary of
the projecting tongue of French soil referred
to above. From Montmedy to. Sedan the
boundary line is distant only about five miles
from the line drawn between these two points.
The Aisne enters the scene of conflict at Rethel,
flowing in its upward course to the east for
about ten miles, where it turns to the south,
passing Vouziers, beyond which its general
course is southeast
Mouzon, the central point of interest, is a
town of $500 inhabitants, on the right or east
bank of the Meuse, miles s. e. of Sedan and 8
miles N. w. of Montmedy, which last-named
place, it will be remembered, is 25 miles due
north of VerdRn. Mouzon is about 80 miles W.
N. w. of Verdun, and is within 10 miles of the
Belgian frontier, and about miles from the
railroad running in s. E. direction from
MezieIes to Montmedy and Thonvlle. Oh
Mezieres is AZ miles northeast of Rheims and
30 miles northwest of Montmedy. Sedan is IL
miles E. 8. E. of Mezieres. Rethel is % miles
southwest of Mezieres and "a miles northwest Of
Rheims, being situated directly on line be-
tween these two cities, which are connected by
railroad. From Rethel to Verdun the distance
is about SO miles, Vouziers being
directly on the line between the two
places at distance of Is miles from the first
named, 25 miles southwest of Ste. Menehould,
and 40 miles directly south of Rethelis Chalons.
The other towns given in the above sketch are
accurately located, and altogether it presents a
fair view of the scene of the great conflict.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-08-30
Paris Opinion of the Crisis.

The AUenir National, of the 18th, remarks on
the proclamation of King William TO the French,
and declares the intrinsic evidence is ia favor of
the document being genuine. 1t says
The authenticity of this document has formed the
subjectof doubts which we, however, do not share.
The Kings language is quite IN accordance with
probability it is perfectly In accord with that Wncn
has been held by the Prussan semtoncial
press from the very beginning OF the con,
f1ict The German journals never considered
the war as anything else than dynastic on
the part OF the French Government, and
MOI a national one But King William goes still
f,Irther: strong In the support which ne Ras met
with from the patriotic feeling Of oyerexsted Ger
smnle military duel with the French army or all
the insults which have been done us, there is
more deadly than that which pretends 10 separate
ana admirable soldiers, who were never more trnly
an integral part OF the country than at the present
moment TO the appeal OF the King OF Prussia,
France viii reply with the cry 'TQ arms 30 armsI
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-08-30
FROM THE STdTE.
Fatal accident at lancaster.

SCRANTON, Aug. 30.-A man named o. f.
Grosvenor fell from the railroad bridge here
seventy feet high last night, and was instantly
killed.
Chester County Republican Convention
WEST CHESTER, Aug. 30.-The Republican
Nominating Convention of Chester county met
this morning. The Hon. Washington Town
send has 107 delegates for Congress and DIR. D..
W. Hutchinson l3. The latter viii withdraw
his name and Townsend win be unanimously
nominated. NJ.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-08-30
: FROM THE WEST.
The ..R ed steckings,, DemoralIxed.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 30.-Charles sweasey was
last night expelled from the Red Stockings for
disorderly conduct and intoxication on Tues
day last at Portsmouth. 'Ni
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-08-30
FROM THE PAOIFIC COAS.
Bark Ashore.

Bark Ashore. tI
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. .29.-The bark Charlotte
went ashore in the Straits of Fuca on August IS.
Her cargo Is badly damaged. The vessel win
probably be saved.
Indian Troubles In Arizona
Arizona advices state that the Pilla and Mari
copa Indians are again on the war path, and
made raid on the Apaches killing and scalping
several of them and destroying a rancho. y,
The vigorous policy of General Stoneman has
quieted the Indians in the vicinity of Tucson.
The RIlning News
is good, and the receipts of bullion at Prescott
are large.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-08-30
FROM THE PL.AIJNS.
The New silver Region.

DENVER Aug. 29.-The editor of the Central
City Register furnishes the following items con-
cerning the new silver region recently discoy-
cred northwest of Denver and which is already
creating an intense excitement in mining locali-
ties-Parties are starting from Denver with
stocks of goods, and there seems to be no doubt
of the permanency and richness of the mines.
CENTRAL CITY, Aug. 29.-Our reporter has
just returned from Grand Island. The district
is located fifteen miles northwest of Central
City, on the western boundary of Boulder
county, and forty miles from Denver. About
thirty ledges have been struck and six or eight
uncovered, showing true fissure silver veins
bearing pay rock crevices from two to five feet
wide. ..
Cariboo, Idaho. Boulder County Grand
Island, Sovereign People, Carter, Trojan, Min
ster, Conger, and Comstock are among the most
celebrated mines. About five hundred men are
on the ground and buildings are going up ra-
pidly, B e
Tons of rich ore are being hauled from the
mines to Professor Halls smelling works at
Black Hawk valley.
Three regular coaches run from here zach
day, besides many private conveyances, and the
passengers number about 100 per day. The
excitement is great and steadily increasing.
The veins so far developed give the impress
sion that it is one of the richest silver mines yet
discovered on the continent. Professor Hall
contemplates the immediate construction of
additional smelling works to meet the increas-
ing demand from these mines, and other com
panies are talking OF erecting smelling works.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-08-30
New York stocis and Gleaey lierlset:
BaItImers Produces nIarkst.

BALTIMORE, Aug. S0.-Cotton duh and noIninaly
mand Howard Street superHne, s5Tb@e; do ex-
ira, s625@1; do. family, 81 50@s'25; City Mlls
perdne s5T5@625; do. extra S625a7 %; do. family,
s6@6'1b; do. family, s7@7bO. Wheat steady !;
amber Maryland, 81 S0@l 6b fair to good Mary
land red at sl30@1I5; common at 81 O5@1 25 !;
white wheat, sl'4O@1'6 So; Western red ana amber,
81 133@l9 81. CORN White, soc. @si 10; yellow. 9oc.
@si mixed Western, sS@S7c.; white Western, sS@
9bc. Oats, 47g49c Rye, 80@90c. Provisions un-
changed. Whisky more firm at 92@99c. W
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-08-30
The Battlefield Around Niouzon.

ment near Mouzon, which took place on Sunday
and probably extended into yesterday, we give
an outline of the section of country in which
the battle was fought, --..s rr-.y
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-08-30
FROM EUROPE.

- ~. BRUssELs, Aug. 80.
The Investment Of Lonswy by the Prussians,
reported yesterday, is denied. yga
~ rt .maoAIahon's Headquarters
are at Sedan. .3 - -
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-08-30

..t
N iaaha-..i
assh b 3.r
Charleville
MEzIERES
l9u Carignan
4 1s,Uge-, ..Ii1
.Launoy ..#
Rethel MoNTMEDY
-aa..a ilf stsnav
vouzleres
Bousanzy Dun
Pauyre
1l. Grand Pre-
sommepy siyry
farennes
hurneion
Suippe VERDUN
Ste. Menehould
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-08-30
-FROM VIEW YORK.
Fatal Accident-Three sIen Killed.

ROCHESTER,, Aug. 30.-This morning, in South
Water street, an embankment of earth caved in,
buryipg a number of workmen, three of whom
were killed, viz, Thomas Foley, Thomas Mul.
wheeny and Lewis Marsh. The first named
came here yesterday from Canaudaigua. The
other two lived in this city. John Develyn had
a leg broken and Thorn as O'Keefe had his hip
crushed. ~
West Point Cadets In Water Quarters.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, Aug. 30.-The cadets at Wes1
Point broke camp at IL o'clock this morning
and went into winter quarters. The scene was
witnessed by President Grant and family and
number of visitors.
The Presidents Movements.
Immediately afterwards the Presd mt and
family crossed the river to the residence of
Governor Fish, where they will remain for a
'"' u '"'' ship News. go q t1e
NEW YORK, Aug. sO.-AHived. steamships Java
and France, from Liverpool, and City OF Mexico,
from Havana. ,4H.,E 81 a
$40 New York Produce Market.
NEW YORK, Aug. 3O.-Cotton duh and unchanged;
barrels State at s5'25@63o; Ohio at s5.7o@7'3O;
Western at sb259665; southern at 90 s5@950.
spes SaSs at e 600 a%Ser a
winter red Western at 81 4O@142. Corn Is without
decided ehange sales O. 81 600 bushels Oats quiet
prime mess ss0@82. Lard steady; steam, 16A@
1850; Kettle, 17A(@17Kc. Whisky quiet at 9Ac.
New York stocs and Rloney Market.
NEW YORK, Aug. 80. = Stocks dull Money
4@b per cent Gold, 1leA. b-2os, 1862 coupon,
ll91i; do. 1854, do, III do. 1865, do ill1 do.
lo9. Virginia skies, new, S.; Missouri SKIES. e94 ;
Canton Company, 6l4 Cumberland preferred, 30
Reading, s6A Adams Express, 65; Michigan Gem
tral, 49, Michigan Southern, slH: Illinois Gem
tral, 1851; Cleveland and Pittsbnrg, 104Z; Chicago
and Rock Island, 1121; Pittsburg and Fort
Wayne, "a; Western Union Telegraph, s3z6.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-08-30
A FLASH OF LIGHTNING.

How IL FeeIs-A Yacht Struck with Electricity
u -ARVivid Piece of Description.
A yachting correspondent of the New York
Eoening Post gives the following experience of
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-08-30
THE Battlefield OF MOUzoN
It's Points of Interest.
The Argonnes and the Ardeanes
Fighting on Historic Ground

Character Of the Country
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Cancellation Of DistiIIery Bonds

ETC.. Etc.. ETC.. ETC., Etc.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-02-17
Meo NtDcr RcDplWtion.

4 asDie pir9beretts' in uanieren @@cnsrebS
8eridten %erwdbnten, fteutc Senator
am eritsn Gebruar i'm Senat
einen Intra9 parauf bin;ie;eno pap bic
Ser. Stoater ais 8ermittlcr 3ril9en ben
MnIeclcrn in @innepes uno GAMBIA
auftreten iouen ; uno beflrwortete CT let@
men Mntrae in eiuer lanseren&eee mel@s
Don Rem ,iMornine @brunicle" in @a=
1binoton uno anoeren Sournalen 1ebr
oinfia tritiirt miro. Senatc1 Stanley
Ipel&er al6 @uuuerneur oe6E erriteriurnS
Minnelo ta l6on I'M Sabre 1851 Die
Selfirf Mnlleolunsen belu@te 1T nit Der
'@el9i9te uno ben politii9en SerbdltniI
fen bes Norpwefliden Eerritoriums I'M
Mig pertraut, unit tonnten fl9li@ in Der
6aue bes Senate6 Die Sntere6en cer
Reb &iner Mnferler teinen be0eren uno
fdbi9eren Blrlpreder f1nben ols Senatcr
Stanley.
SIM Qaufe ]einer &eoe >peiit Der Senaz
tor DEFENDERS barauf bin> pie %notbwenois
oas 3ultanbefommen eines plebtlcituu1
lei I'M jenen Mn1ieblern IS our@ freie
8abl anbeim ~ 1euen Of, fe l@ Der
@anapi1den CONFEDERATION ccer Der on,e>
ritanii&en Union ansuidliesen MIN
@9en. EG% #$$%&## ~
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-02-17
Settle Ma@ri@ten Don @inncpe9.

Die u9oYaliten" madten su elmer 3eil
als Sort @arry nur son etnem iebr
idwaden milttdr poiten beiett par, eiz
.,en perfeblter, Seriu@ ii& pes plaBeS ;u
bemd@ttaen uno General &iel ~9efanaen
~ nebmen. 8eioes m'eslidte. Die
@abl fir Delesaten fir ben "propiiort@
19en &atb" bat fattaefunoen. Gin
juneer Manr Namens Scott, friiber in
Stem yorf, 1rurbe al6 &eprdl entant Ycn
@innepe9 9epdblt. Setn Spponcnt
.war q. g. 8. 8annatpne, etn@in9eborz
ner Der &%nleolune. Or. @@ulb entz
Fob in Der Na9t POM 23tsn Sanuar
uno fennte bic gum Is ten nod nt@t
9efunoen meroen. Die propilorilde &ez
sieruns bat bic Ma9t polfommen in
5ano unb rer u&atb" bat bereitS feline
SiBunsen %besonnen. Sn pemielbcn BE-
7npen ft& 20 Deleoaten frans6Nl@er uno
20 en9lilder uno S@uttilder Mbfunft.
ueter bas &elultat Ger Beratbunsen 1T
bis jsst nod Ni@t6 befannt 9erporoen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-02-17
@er bat He@t?

Ocnntly bsbauptet, poB cer ~infame
Earif" ras ar6bte uebtl 1T, wel@ss bic
Nderbauz Sntere1en Minnelutas uno oes
aan;en @efen6 t%ceintrd&ti9t. @iltinz
ion paseaen 1T ,ur ueberSeu9un9 9efom=
men, rab pas Gti:nbabn >Monopol BET
&uin Minneiotas unp ieiner Mderbauz
Snoufrie il. - Seoenfaus cine srp6e
@eri@ieeenbsit Der &nii@t ;wii@en ;pei
9roben @dnnern, >pel9e aber Elm 3isl
9emeinl@aftli@ int Mu9e baben, ndmlid
ibre ei9ene lieben6puroise Yeri5nlt@tei'
I'M beiten 2t@te leu9ten III lalen.
Das uMantatoRe cpro" |a9t: ~@enn
;rei lolde eminente @rSeen reridteoene,
Meinun9 iInc, mas luu pann Elm or1ne,
Geufel BON &eoatteur anfan9en g.
Wir %antporttn ibm Split the differ
ence, unc Der ri@ti9e Wes miro pann
leiGt su Fncen lein. ~.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-02-17

S93nbli9e untreue.- SIN
Stem MbanY, Snp., pobnt seaenwdrtis
cine Der eea@teften Gamilie, pel@e bur@
bic l@le@te 6anolunespetie bes Ster<
bauptes oerielben In ZEN 9r66ten Gram
seriebt tpurren 1T. Der S1urte bat
Grau uno &inoer rrrla6enp uno fi9 In
&enBbaer, Sasper County, Snb., anee>
teoelt. :nE%E..
Ct 1T @r3t unp bebauptet nod aueer<
benz Elm @eitli9er rno <r9en=8 orfanp
gu ftin. Seine @attin 1T cine ausoez
seidnete Trau uno ALIGNMENT eea6tet
unc teliebt. @be ct eielelbe serlieB eab
er DOT, pa6 Ct iI@ na@ &en6paer, UNI
tort in &ube ein mepisinil9es Berf III
SerfaNen. &urS nod ieiner Mnfuuft bort
p%etitipnirte er cas- @eriat nm cine :Gbe,
i6eipun9 unc beldulpiste in letnen, ST.
lu9e feline @attir nit ebeli9er. untreue.
Seitoem bat Ct cine 8erbineuns NIT
eiirer jun9en Dame bort ansetreten s>>ur,'o
.ibr peripro&en, i1e gu beiratben, lobalo e.
9eiaiepen lei. ~ eg7f. INF
6%eruorraatuce Burser IN Stem albarn,y,
pel1en pieier 8orfa4 mitsetbeilt rpurpe,
BADEN bereit5 na5 publifum in @eu6paer
vcr Dem S9urten 9eparnt. Aus &ld=
il@t fl, bic niecersebeuste Tamilie 1T
Der Same pes St6rtr ibre6 Triecens
%eintpeilen 3urudsebalten.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-02-17
DeS Yerfprbenen sam

DeS perforbenen @amue1
2uppisb ~Ga&el" bert@tet mieper
uup 3war in ben 6dnpen beS befanntsn
Greipenfer6 uno 9itsraten 1obias po[ tsr>
wel@er unter Dem Iitel: Die 1>euc
Tadel" cine Mpnat6lbrift in 9t. Souls
beraus9ibt Das un8 porliesenre eri1s
5eft brin9t auf 81 0rcbquart>S eiten
cine Giiue eeoieaenen unp unasu,ein int
r%eianten 2eietofs> in mabrbaft %an;iebenz.
Der uno our@wesS fe1elnoer@ eile seboEz
ten.E
.@:' 8eionoer6 bic Mufldbe teS 5erausse>
.bers: ~l1nsariiae 1851 Grirnsrunz
gen." v8ereine," Die Sonntaesiraac,"
:. .Auteritaniiae Tabrten a., pie 0ert1te
unb :baS @or&port ~Mn bic 3eler" seueeu
fur feline bobe 8efdbieuns uno iein mirtsz
.li@es 5treben. -Btr wanlbea rie|eur
elegant auseefatteten 2iteraturblatte snr
G5rperuns eeifi9er Treibeit ben teten
@rfols.- vDie neue Gadel" 1T ourd jcoe
8u&bane!une uuo 3eitunsszAsentur ,u
be,iebsn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-02-17

Mem yort-77Dte Reuulutiun in
Mertfoo, 9tstns, Yrdfpent 9uare; u,a9t
(beceutenoe Gortfdrttte, alles @6eint {1b
9esen itnaperf@moren 3u baben unp 81
berale, GonRrYatipe, unc S%mperiolineu
MAIDEN: seaen Suare3 eeuetu1haftlide
|So@s. DieStaaten Can Souls be pp=
tof, s2eacctscatiS, MouoracalintD UNI
Salceco, }1no i'm Beliye Der &epolutions
Yartef. eeSn Ger Ndbe bon Gan eoui6
7noobereits 3pei .@9la6ten gel9!asen
nporpen nnb 9in8en bic Snlursenten in
Der leBten ale Sie9rr berpor. General
G6ct bccu@ befebli9t bic Neeierun0strupz
pen uno Ml9erra 1T @eneraliI Fmus Der
&epoluttpnS Mrmee. n
Gbe ber merifanfl@e @pnoreb jl9 ser
ta9te Aab e. oem prdfoenten Suares TN
umi9rdnfte @ewalt, unb 1T berlelbe int
%u9enblid mtrtli9 Dictator. Wan
9laubt oaB perfelbe f@ b56(tens nod
pier Monate .piro I'M Be7b Der @emolt
talten fSnnen.
Berlin 12. Teh.-Bismarf f9loe
beut NIT elmer &eoe pie preusi5den&on.=
merr. @Gr lprad BARN fem 8ebauern
iber5 bic sSpppftiona bes Sberz6au1eS
aus uno fteute cine Grtra SiBuns in
fur;er 3eit in NuSf1t.
- Die &oniular @ertrd9e nit 6ranfz
reid, preuben, Dem Norboeuti6sn 8unbe
.nno Stalten, pelde jenen Beanten SUI
risoietipn lber S9tfe uao beren Mannz
1@aft 9e(tatten 1ne cur@ ben prdicenten
prcclamirt porosn.
.2Dnoon> IA. Jeb.-Das Wetter
mar 9etern }ebr talt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-02-17

Bir nabmen in uni erer lebtenNun,me,
@elesenbeit III bemerfen, pas ea6 Manz
foto uRecorp" Der Mnlt9t it, cab Die
6erren DonneQes unc @ilfinion III bet
Garrif @ontrrDerle belonoer6 ibr et9enes
perl5nlides Sntereife int Nu9e ;u babeu
l9icnen unp uur bemibt iinb, rot BEN
@olf ibr 9idt leudten la ilen ~ mol
len.-
5Sren mir rpos Der @bieaso Gorre6<
poncent Der Tribune lberD onneuy last :
~5err Donneuep 1T 9esenpdrtts in 8a'
lbinaton uno Diele feiner friiberen Cole
sen i'm @on9reB MAIDEN Jpn oarlber@orz
wirfe raB er ild Der 5.eiboncel6z politit
;u9ewonct bat.
Son 6etren Murreu befraSt, wel9e
@rinoe i'm %peranlabt bdtten, oteS ~
ttun, ant1portete DonnelY: u@dre
d. in Yenn1ylponia uwurbe
i'd aud Jest nod Gariffz
Mann 1ein; aber IN go ro 10 e.
ten 1T oie]e polittt ni9t be-
Das 1T jeoeniaue Elm iebr
freimltbise5B %efennmiB. 80 ater bleibt
cas- prtn;ip?
5err Worreu iou ferner Die Wltttbeiz
lung 9ernodt baben, ooB Dcnncuy ais Ct
im@cn9reB 9IarifzMan mar, W(ittel
eefuncen babe. zen Gin9an9s;ou fit
bic Gi1snbabn 5Gienen ieiner 5as
filings 8abn su um9eben, vulgo ~
l6mu99eln.
8enn bies li6 beitdtiaen irlte, warum
Bat Morreu 70 lanse seidw'eAen?
Die ubenan9efabrte @ntrort oes 5rn
DpnneQp benefit aber oplltduri9. paf
lein frlberes Muftret n in Tarmin9ton
uno ct. paul CUR @ertbeioisuns feline,
jesiscu Steluns ibn als 5eu&ler Dar=
teut> Der bereit 1T, jeoer 3eit feline &C.
iinnun9en gu uerbersen, ruenu ct paourd
nur Die @unlt erbal@eu unp f9 beiiebt
MAIDEN fam.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-02-17
0incent Ducley, YcnGlorira, mel

- @tncent Dudley, oonTlorlra, rpelz
der NIT bemlelben Dampfer son &ep
8eft no65asana etn9, pel&er biesei6e
Go{fanS, pes Repafteur5 Der ~gole be
Gubo" an Boro bate, wuroc 1pe9en per
bon tbm semadten Mittbeilung lbcr ben
Meu6elmprp Gcfans, rpdbreno per9tadt
auf Gan Sole Strabe Don ether Banoe
bepafneter 8oluntdr6 ansesriTen u1p
9etDotet. 8i6 jebt itno nod feline Ser
baftungen eriolat. Nadpem @otan6
2ei9snbesansnib Yoriber mar wurren
neun gubaner IN 5apana ermoroet uap
mebrere Nnbere III Watan;us.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-02-17
Meueite Ma@ri@ten.

@aibtn9ton, IL. Geb.-DieGonz
ereB COMMITTEE fir aueritanil1e Warin.
Sntereden bat fi@ fiber cine Blu 8eeini9t
unb iou ouf aQes S1ifSbau Material
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