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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-03

The steamers Tarffa and City of Dublin,
from New York, have arrived at Queens
town.
A great meeting was held In Dublin.
Thursday night, In favor OF restoring tue
seat of government TO Cork.
The British feet at spIthead, yesterday,
honored the memory Of Admiral Far
ragut.
Burkhard & Co.'s wooden mills, near
Beverly, New Jersey, were destroyed by
FIRE on Wednesday. Loss $4,000. Insurance
SS5IJU.
DR.. Knox, who killed John Ward, at Hot
Springs, Ark, some time ago, has been ac-
fcide.
Hon. Aaron f. Perry was nominated by
the Republicans of The First Congressional
District OF Ohio, on Thursday. he mas
not yet decided as to whether or not ne
Will accept.
A confectionery store was destroyed,
and stock of dry goods ADJOINING con-
siderably damaged by nEes i ia od9 %
sured.
The exeursionists attending the opening
of the Lake &upertor q Mlsslsslpp1 Rail-
Toad arrived at Detroit yesterday, on their
return. They haye had most delightful
trip through the Lakes.
A cable dtspatsh says that private tele-
grams from Pekin, announces another
massacre by the Chinese there. The Brit
1SuGO46uA SaAQ W 10 O4o VI Anb NACt4Au5s
The Montreal Mining Company have
sold their extensive. property on lakes
Superior and Huron, embracing an area
of l6O square miles. to Prentice and Nc
Dougall, Of Montreal, for S25O.OOO.
The bodies OF Jas. H. Ovens and Fred
erick Owens, Of eroytdence, r. L. brotn-
ers, were found floating In the bay, Thurs
day evening. They were last seen alive
on Sunday evening, In q sailboat fighting,
both being intoxicated. 1t is supposed
they fell oveibOar and were drowned.
]. Glover and his son-in-law, living IN
Johnson County, AK, were shot and kill
ed about ten days ago, by a party of ten
Eaen who rode to their residence and cali
fred q vo1Iey into the house, woundfnR
Mrs Glover and her child, and then they
rode away. The affair produced great ex-
element, and the citizens are hunting the
aSSassing.
According to an advertisement, tele-
graph ed from Indiana polls for gratuitouE
publication throughout the Stale and ma
tion, the Agricultural Fair and Industrial
Exhibition, to se held at that city next
know that there will be some fine stock
there, as our friend Henry MorgOn, of this
city, has sent up several nne animals.
The holders of over 81, 900, 900 of Mime
sofa state Bonds, met at Soulter & Co.'S
Bank4ng House, New York, yesterday,
| and unanimously resolved TO declare the
offer of the state TO pay bonds in wild
market value, on the ground that the
principal is not yet due, and the legality
| OF the bonds and ability or the state TO
provide for their interest, was unque5-
toned. A Committee was appointed to
enforce a settlement of overdue coupons
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-03

THE Courier is greatly exercised
over the fact that Senator Morton
and. Governor Baker alluded, in their
speeches, to the maladministratiou
of the present City Council. Ii says
of the Governors exhortation:
The Governor made a desperate attack
upon the City Council for having assessed
q piece OF property which he sold some
time ago for $4,000. at sl7. 600 now. he felt
that he had lost $4,000. But he never once
Thought how severely he was Furnishing
Heilman, one OF the nominees just made,
for making that very assessment. The
truth, OF the matter is, these men who
claim to be over assessed dare not go be-
fore the Board of Equalization and make
oath to that Effect Courier.
The idea that men whose real es-
tate has been outrageOusly appraised
must go before the Council and make
affidavit to that effect. is new one,
and peculiar to the Van Riper Coun
oil. We assert that any number of
tax payers would cheerfully make
oath that their property is assessed
too high if allowed to do so. Not
only that, but several that we know
of would be glad to sell every foot Of
real estate owned by them in the city
at least twenty-five per cent less than
it has been appraised by the Council.
We understand that several tax.
payers have appeared in per-
500 before the Council, and CON-
planned of its unlawful appraisement,
and they have been informed that the
appraisement was absolutely neces'
ssry, in order to raise the amount ol
money required by the prese MT Coun.
Gil to carry on the city government
Others who complained, only secured
an advance in the appraisement, Of
their own aud neighbOrs' property.
as was the case with some property in
the Ashland Place. Hence the Coun'
Gil seems to have determined or
standing by its illegal appraisement
The effect Of such unwise proceeding
upon the credit and prosperity of the
city is absolutely alarming to contem
plate.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-03

was sheltered from the caunonade BY
the troops which had advanced. Our
men encountered a murderous fire
from Chassepots, cannon and mitrail-
leurs, and the dead and wounded
instantly encumbered the road.
The Prussian batteries soon reopen
ed, shelling the cavalry. The duel
continued until dark, when, leaving a
force on the field, the Prussian main
body fell back. At four O'Clock in
the morning the Prussian artillery re-
opened, the French replying until
eileneed. At the left, between Yer
nellie aud Armanvillen. the infantry
fire alone was felt at first,
but soon the artillery began,
showing the approach Of Prince
Frederick Charles. The Germa q
infantry held out firmly, awaiting
the support of the artillery, and kept
the enemy busy. The French all day
used the Chassepot from the trenches
at 2 200 yards, inficting dismay and
severe losses, but they were, never
theless, in a desperate condition,
and being surrounded aud attack
ed on all sides, their only chance
was to retreat to the fortress. At z
o'clock In the evening, they made one
more effort to cut through our lines
to Paris. A line of rifemen, firing
over each others shoulders aud shout
ing wildly, rushed from the nights to
the ravine through the trees. The
Prussian infantry, thinned and weak
ened, wavered. The moment was
critical. but the artillery providently
opened, and hurled back, with
slaughter, the assailants.
The Prussians then assumed the
offensive. Reinforcements happily ar
riving, the King approached and dis
patched the Pomeranian CORPS, that
had never been under fire, to the
trout. Its aid was decisive. Rushing
forward and firing, it carried the
hights, winning the day. On the 18th
the enemy took refuge in Metz.
LEIPsIG, Sept. 2.-The corporation
of this city and the commercial and
other civil organizations, have united
10 an address 10 the King of Prussia,
as Chief of the German Confedera-
tion. urging his Majesty to reject any
overtures of mediation, and to prose-
ute the war until a permanent peace
can be secured. A similar address
will be presented to the King of Sax
ony.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-03

It will be noticed, by reference to
the city news, that US. Senator d. ID.
Pratt, of this State, will address our
citizens next Wednesday evening, at
the Opera house. We are gratified to
know that our people will have an
opportunity Of listening to the dis
tinguished gentleman, who so WORTH
ly represented Indiana in the Senate
of the United States. L should also
be esteemed privilege for them to
give him a hearty welcome to our
city. During the past session of
Congress. when Evansville was ask
ing special legislation to promote our
business interests. in the way Of u.
s. District Court, Port of Entry and
Local Board Of Steamboat Inspectors,
there was no one who more heartily
labored for the SUCCESS of these meas
ures than Senator Pratt. Our oiti-
zens, therefore, owe it to him to give
a good reception on this his first Wis
it to Evansville. We hope to see the
Opera House crowded on Wednesday
evening. The ladies are especially
invited
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-03
ENGLAND.

LONDON, September 2.-The fol-
lowing dispatch, dated August 3lst,
has inst been made public at Berlin:
" As the successes of Wednesday
covered so wide region the particu-
lars are confused and hardly certain.
1t is known, however, that the Prus-
slams have captured twenty guns,
eleven mitraillears. and 1000 pris-
oners.
LONDON, September 2-4:30 PM
Dispatches from private sources an
nounces that on Wednesday, Aug.
31st. Marshal Bazaine undertook to
cut his way out from the shelter of
the Notifications of Metz. The bat
tie lasted all that day and till the
next evening, when on Thursday morn
ing he was again driven within the
walls. The losses were extremely
severe on both sides.
The death of Napoleon is rumored
this afternoon, but the particulars
are so conflicting that the effect at
the Exchange is not marked.
LONDON, September 2.-The Times
says the Prussians, finding their
enemies still strong in numbers, have
been obliged to remain near the forti
fed towns In order to watch them.
The Times money article thinks
that the reduction rate by the Bank
of England might safely be to B per
cent. The rate OF money In the open
market seems to strengthen the idea.
The Loulon journals are sadly
perplexed by the late war dispatches.
They say that new encounter seems
to have occurred yesterday near
Sedan, favoring the French; but
neither this or any thing else will
prevent the Prussians going to Paris
/ They are practically unresisted.
William II. Russell writes: Last
week nothing could possibly have
checked the Prussian advance on
Paris. But now the the fortifcations
have been enlarged and strengthened
Entrance there is hardly possible.
The cholera has extended int
southeastern Russia.
The urgency Of the Prussian ad
vance is ascribed to her anxiety t.
reach Paris before the rifed naval ar
tillery, which is now concentrating
from the fleets, could be moved int
position there. Experts regard thes'
guns as murderOus weapons.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-03

WAR CLAIM ALLoWED.-Tne Governor
OF the State yesterday received notifica-
ton that installment number II of the
claims held by the State against the Gen.
eral Government has been allowed,
amounting 10 s23. .255. The claim is found
ed upon the purchase of and payment for
AZ cavalry horses. and which were furn.
ished the United States during the rebel
lion. The Third Auditor of the Treasury
&C Washington, has made the necessary
requisitIon upon the War Department,
and the money Will soon be deposited In
the state Treasury.-End. Journal.
Thus carefully does Governor Ba-
Ssr guard the financial Interests Of
our State. collecting aV that is dSe,
and faithfully applying the means to-
wards the paypent6f outstanding OBJ
legations. As Senator Morton tersely
statediu his speech. it is such an ad-
ministration that the Democracy de-
sire to have set aside for one like
Governor Willard's, where robbery OF
the Treasury aud extravaganza was
the rule, and economy and honesty
the exception--if indeed any exeep'
tions to the rnle could be found.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-03
Dissolution.

FKTHE FIRM OF HUMPHREY. LEW.
A. Is a. CO., is this day dissolved by
mutual consent, @. w. KERNE1 retlrlng
from the same. The business viii be con-
tinued by the Undersigned under the
#. M. HUMPHREY.
GEO. j. LEWIS.
In retirine from the above firm, take
this opport1nfty of thanking my friends
Tor their share OF patronag and soliciting
a continuance to the new dTm, which
faIce nleasure in endorsing aa worthy OF
their confidence. " W. KERN Ell.
August IS, 1870. aul9.3wW
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-03
eATTRDlY. sEPEEMBER 8, 1870.

For malicious aad miscellaneous
mendacity, the Courier. yesterday
morning, excelled itself-a feat pre-
viously supposed to have been impos-
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-03
LOSS OF MANHOOD

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days. No charge until cured. Nursing fur
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-03
WAR IN EUROPE
Further Particulars Of the
Battles or the 3Oth
and 31St
Loss HEAVY0N BOTH SIDES.

PFusslanS Captured Twenty Guns,
Eleven MltrailIeurs. and
1900 Prisoners!
CAPTURE OF eco FRENCH ON BEL
GIAN TERkIIORY.
They Are DisaIm9d and Sent into
Camp at Waterloo!
OFFICIAL REPORT OF THE
CAMPAIGN.
Tr bune's Gable special
Great Battles at Courcsllss and
Csrquan.
THEARMY OR PRINCE FREDERICK
CHARLES tUT 10 PIECES.
Bishop f Verdun Killed.
King OF Prussia Reported
Insane.
Hardest Fighting OF the
campaign.
LOSSES FEARFUL IN B0TH
SIDES.
The French Forced to Retire,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-03
NeW AdVertiaemenfs.

THIs is NO HUMBUal Qg
By sending DU CENTS.
With age, height, color OF eyes and hair
you win receive, by return mail, a correct
picture OF your future husband or wife,
with name and dale OF marriage. Address
w. FOX. p. .. drawer No. q, Fultnnvllfe.
New YORK. ty7AW
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-03
B. A. FAHNESToCK'S
" Il R MIF UGE .

The Tape Worm e one Of fhe most cruel
acc Tetenttess enemies u man, and 0osastOT5
re IloSs dtstresstrag sgnlptOBls. A dull pain
IN the ioreheads giddiness, alternate Dala-
ness ana nushtng OF the face, peIeHesH OF
the lips, cancellation, alternate loss and
excess OF appetite, cravings for particular
articles OF food, Oucnstve breath. BWellinn
OF Lne aDdcmen, depressing of spirits and
nervous irritabuity, are the leading Hymp-
Now, why not, In view or this dangerous
enemy make use Of a rem edy which many
years 81 experience has proved 20 be q safe
and certain remedy2 B. "A. Fahnest0cK's
J, .n,ernlIuge, II used according to the direc-
tlons Wnich accompany each bottle, viii
not fall 10 eradicate the destroyer.
Great caution must be used by every
purchaser 10 be his own Judge ia one
sense, and TO examine every bottle ne
buys Of 10. The simple name OF Fame
STOCK Is not sufficient. He must look
closely and carefully 10 sec that the ini-
ttaIs are B. A FAHNEsTOCK, and be gatig-
1ed with nothing else.
b. TAHSEsTOCK's sOH + CO.,
WHOLESALE DRUoGIsrs,
PITTSBURG, PA,
SOLE PROPRIEToRs.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-03
Special to the Iimes.-

PARIS, September q The Prusslan
corps engaged in Thursday's battle
tie, namely: the fourth, nfths fifteenth,
tV1eIftb Guards and Bavairians, comprise
ia 000 Infantry, 1900 cavalry, 400 gnns
nearly half of whicn belong TO the army
Of the Crown PrtRce of Prussia.
McMahon's whole force was engaged,
probably lis 900 men Of all arms. The re-
reached him,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-10-27
9rante standardization.

Das v8plfstlatt" ma@t In ftiner Leg
ten Drummer einen i@waden unp milf
8lldten @eriu@ bur@ einen @erslei9
Der @ranti9en NIT ben pemctratil@en
aominifrotionen na@weiicn u poQen,
pab erfere cine Seri@wtnberti@e 1T.
6ierbei + f1bt IS nod pie&lbnbeit ben
Dur@i&ntt rer Mus9aben per &opf
fit bte "a Sabre Der peupt. Mbmiutfra>
tton al6 Durdi9nitt Der @teuern
bin3ufeQen, UNI auf pteie@e le bem@olte
@anb tn bic Mu9en ~ ftreuen.
Die Nbeno>3tg. bemerft iber bte1ts
@erfabren Der Dempfraten, Der Mpmint<
ftratton besprdfpenten@ Grant @erl9wen>
bung porwerfen gu tpoIen uno bteien
@orpurf eur@ @ampa8ne>D ofumente
pes bemofrat. National<@ Committee ~
be9rdnoen fu@en, Gol9enoes:
n&eins Npminifration felt ber bes ST.
neral6 Sodion bat ibre re9uldrenNussa<
ben NIT @enieerem beftritten, al6 bic 9e>
e~enpdrttae, unp mas bic trre9uldren Be-
trift, 70 barf man bic nit benen Der leb>
ten pemotratiiden Npminifration, bic be-
rem natirlid nent9er batttn, um 70 1pc>
niger sergleiden, als ile bur9 ben &rie9
unD lfine Golsen entltanpen flnb, urb
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-10-27

wie bic liberalen MiHenri @epublttaner
weldt nobblptrtanptn nft@ttt 3urD emptfroz
tie dbersesan8en fnp, unter ben, plauf>
blen 8ormanpe elmer nntuen 2tea" ber
Deutl@en In ben Ser. @taate1 ein;uz
i9uus9eln iudt.
Sn ieiner, s reubencufd aber bic Yijo>
ndre n2iea", ben Mann& imM onoe> bri9t
per "&a@bar" idliebli& in Die @orte
aus:
vStreiten mir ni9t barlber pb biele
&eformzR epublitaner 3u nns Demptra<
ten, pper mir su tbnen sefoHu,en flno !
uns 1T IS 0enu8, bab wir 3ulau1ntet &C.
ben, bab mir 8esenwartis zines @eiRes
&ineer ttne
Stun, mir 9ratuliren benz ~Na@bar"
gu pteler BefebrunG ,penn bielelbe aufz
ri@ti9 9emetnt unp ni6t auf Ebeaterz
@feft bere&net 1T.
Der nNa@bar" befsnnt l@ bur@ obiee
@prte 3u Der Ylatform rer liberalen &e>
publifaner BON @i0puri uno ertparten
mir baher, baB er 1@ In leiner nd9fen
drummer BON Donnelly uno Sud Yerabz
iaieben unb bic Observation-Disclosures
@anpioaten befirmprten miro. Dies 1T
cine %notbwenpt9e unb lp8ii&e Gol9e.
@&lieblim nod bic Beu,erfun9, baB
Griepri6 6eder Die @anbicatur ol6 uut,=
abbdn8iSer" 9eoen ben reSuldrea ~repubz
lifan{l9en" @anpipater ab9elebt bat.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-10-27
NeNefe Natbrihten.

@a1bin8tom "a. St. - Man
9laubt bier RAP Senator Mortpn ben
en9lilden OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nt9t am
nebmen miro.
Milwautee. &c. Off, &ur3 Dor
II ubr &prmitta9S purte au@ bier cine
Groeri9utterun9 peutli@ wabr9enommen.
Sn Der Yomerry @@ule In Der 8. @arb
rpanften bieGi19e unb 8dnfe. 9ln benz
lelben @ormitta9e II ubr rs Minuter:
wuroe cine dbnlide Grl9ltteruns In Bo>
ftpn mabr9enommen unb tteWauern sie<
ler @ebdupe iu9ar lei&t beiddoi9t.
Mu6 inBurlin9tpn, Montpelier, gT1ro<
oioence> portlanp> 8anecr> 2emiiton>
Yrun5mid, Mcntreal uno in eiusr 9roz
zen Nnsabl aurerer YldBe In New Gns=
LAMB uno Ganaro wurpe GAG Grcbeben
Yerlplrt.
Sn S9snectorA 81. g., mar BE Ct
l6itterun9 {e5r b~ereutsnp uno Die 2eute
loben ouf Die Stra6e.
Sn Titu6piQe Ya., CLEVELAND untG
cinnati wuroe bic Grl6itteruns ceutli6
wabr9enommen.
Nem Yprt "a. Off, @inielbei<
ten iiber ben far6terli6en Srfan wel9er
leyte ISOLDE auf Cuba witbete fno bier
aneslan9t. 3wil9en 1000 bis 1000
peri onen tamen in benz Sturme I'm, pper
ertranten. 10000 @tid @ieb 9in9en
perloren. Cine Mn3abl @9ift >purpen
tptale @reds.
@uf @atansas auein purben iber
400 5duler ;eri15rt unp Elm &ir@bof Don
rem Srfane 70 pur&wIblt, oab man bic
Qei@nome am folsenben Sage lber bic
san3e umseseno 3erffreut berum lfegen
fanp.
Mew gort "a. Sft.- Mayor5aQ
bat ben unteren She'll bet @tapt NIT aufz
ribreri19sn Yampbleten QberFutbet. .@r
bebauptet In bemlelben bab BET Genius
nur unpo0Rdnpie %aufeenommen rpurre>
paB Stem yort nirtli@ cine @eelensabl
ron Elm pnp elmer @iertel MiQton, uno
200,0 nimmbers6tiste Blreer babe;
uno forcsrt sr l@liebli@ bic BIroer auf
ihre Namsn in penStimmliRen am ndd<
fen Wonta8 une Dienita9 rs9itrtren gu
la{1en.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-10-27
D:mpfrattf6e6 Sled.

Der vgiaabar" fa1elt beute Mcr9en
eiel 8leb lber Die Naturalilatipns &C.
1sBe, uno lpri6t rpn einem lol9sn0s1tB>
welde6 bic Hepublitaner ~nprtersiten"
une ~beAiinli9en", INN STANDARDIZATION
unm30lih ST MAIDEN.
G6 bepari mirtlib Ger unper19dmten
TreGbeit pe5 "So!fSbIatte6", ]ol&e Be<
b%auptunsen a~uf;u0eQen.
Bir ia9tsn in unjerer Nummer Dom
15:en fiber biele Tra9e:
u@ine Don Dapi6> BON New gcrt In
ber lebten GiBune pes @oner:bes einse>
bra@te Biu fit Mmenoirun9 Der Natu<
ra|ilattonS @eleBe entbielt |ebr l1arfe
Gefimmun9en wel9e in Dtelen Bduen
Die Decentralization erl9weren mlrbe.
~@{r perlan9en ben unbez
ptn9ten S@uB peS @e1ebe6,
UNI Betru95u Yerbaten; aber
prote ftren I'm Namen allie
bte1em 2anpe Gin9e<
10 anOerten 9e9en alle ldftz
gen IN m un9en> wel9e
|ote Naturali1at{pn d e.
|ren ober NIT unn1tbieen So
fen pertnlpfen.
"Die republifaniiaeYre0e fat 1@ ME-
mails nit jener Dill bes 9errn Dapi6.
pel&e nod lan9e tein @e1eb it, ein>
p%erfanben ertldrt.
~Dab bic republffani1ae Majorttdt I'm
lebten @on8rebe btelelbe Anfi@t bte11ber
bate, 8ebt paraus btrpor ; baB, als jene
Blu tn Ylenar COMMITTEE 3ur Debate
~auf9erufen wurbe, bielelbe >pieber an bic
betrefenpe@ COMMITTED 3urid refertrt purre
NIT Snfructipnen jene unn6tbieen &lau>
leln, wel&e bic DECENTRALIZATION eri@weren
3u Nret@en."
l1nb &petter:
vNun, meine5 erren, tpir t5nnenS bnen
alS &epublttaner bic @erfi9eruns
9eben, paB Die rep. Yartei 8eeer, ujebt
GrI@werun9" ber Naturalifiruns
proteatrt unb t,iemals bafdr aeitirt bat,
ta6 aber ieber aufri&tiee 8ur9er, pbne
Uninterrupted Der partet etn@eleb miQtcnt<
men beiben ptro, wel9e8 jenen bemofra>
til&en 1eber9rifen unp politil4e1
S@winteleten Elm 3tel ieBen >pirb."
&nee1@ts der@rtldrunsen, fir nell
DIE mir jeber 3ett bic @erantwprtun9
lbernebmen, tann nur Elm fopf1pier &a>
buliR pie ber ~Na9bar" %bebaupten, mir
~b esanfi9en" tr9eno mel9e@eiebe,
1pel9e bic Naturali lattpn In ter Gbat
unm19lt@ MAIDEN pper r1ur eridweren.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-10-27
@taate Neuigfciten.

2oneStoro, "a. Sft.-0eo. pet
fins, Gin Sn9enieur an cerS outbernW Dim
nelcto 8abn fel beute Mor9en in @ba:
len Ypn pempeylpntn3u9e unp rpurce bon
ben @a9on6 i%berfabren. Yertins
wurce f9wer, wenn aud ui@t ttptli@ per<
leBt.
@%abo1bam @onnty.- Die
eeutl6en patrioten in @aba,bap babe1
$500 fit BEN Neutrality-suspicious. beS
Winnelota 9llf6<& erein6 9elammelt.
Gin Deutider Namen8 @&wert, wel>
der Dor ni@t LANCER BON @i6confn mad
Minnei6ta> in bielem County ibereele5
pelt tpar, ertront bier am lebten Dien5
fa9e.
@Gpert &poIte in einer &obn fetaen,
ols pieier umldlu9, unb oer unelGdli&e
Mann in ben Glutben peS Mi1flfppt er<
tranf.
Gin Sinh teS @erunelldten> cine flei<
ner &nobe Don uneefdbr a Sabren tanb
babel, fpnnte aber natirli4 feline @Ilfe
leiten.
Mufauenb 1T IS, bob cine slnsabl
S@wep.n, nelde In Der Ndbe ber @telt
100 l1@ bic @atfropbe 3utrug, arbeiteter,
aud ut9t etnmal einen @erlu@ utadten,
ben Stnteneen 3u retten. @@wert btn>
terldbt cine Grau unb Z &tnper.
@m 20. fanp etne iebr gut belu@te re-
publieantide @eriammluns In platn<
piem itatt, In rpel@er General Battr cine
vortrefFi9e &soe bielt rpel@e NIT 8etfaQ
aufaenommen .pnrbe.
Das 1onft 70 rubige @tiQeben IN Baz
balbaw, &puroe poriee @o&e bur4 tte
sladli& eelun9exe Gntflbrun9 zines
jun9en Mdp&ens aus gutter Gamilte in
MISUNDERSTANDING Serlebt.
Die i@6ne unb l~tebenswlrbise To&>
ter zines paieltf ftationirten prsptger6
liebte einen junsen Mann> pel&er CUR
@emeince ibres %sefreneen papas 8e>
b6rte. Der alte @err woQte BON bieitr
2iebl9aft nt9ts wi6sn, unb bas pdr>.
den lebte li@ zines 1d5nen Moreens tit
einen Bueep uno besab fi& nod @isz
conEn polelbf d& aud iofort Elm Site
pensri9ter bereit fanb bic 9itenben 3u
pereinen. 5terauf LIEF Der porI9tioe
Gbemann fein iunees @eib9en in Bis<
epnfin 3uriid, bradte ben 8useY tpieoer
mad eem 2eibitaue tn8abalbap, be3ablte
feline Re@nung, lief bel benz S@mieoers
pater ltint Bitten 8artt aurid uno te<
CAB nd pifpsr ~ isiner MsuYsrmdblten.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-10-27

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IA @enta weni9er p,o &opf ais Ter
Dur9lAnitt unter pan 8uren.
II Gents weni9er pro &opf alS Der
DurdI6nitt unter polf.
80 Gents wsniser pro &ppf aIs Der
Dur9ldnitt. unter pisrce.
SIS Gents meniser pro &opf al8 Der
Dur111nitt unter Buchanan.
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maltunsamal9inerie Die &ussoben perz
bdltnibmabis bdtten oersrIbern ma0en,
wdbrenr tie in eer Gbat 9erinser ftnp, 70
ipre@en 1ie obieen Gbatia9en in fol-
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jepen ~. iteren@ pmmentars entbalten fSn>
nen.