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THE TURF.
Il M6RRIsANIA,
WESrCHEsTER, n. y
SEPTEMBER MEETING. 1870.
PREMIUMS S9,6O0
gEPTEAuEV 0I III oo


ELEETwooD PARK
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sErrEEssES r7;ssSiS g q fl' 3 :.s "a
oSe s Sssss s'as s''
:. rS's ss s
x s:s:Ss ~
shss 10 IL: S:Tsr G
the second, 500 g the third *''' = '-'
aIa ssssss
s.pt Purse No which VIM Be two mss ana repeat in
s' s Psr " Club % House.
M ssp ana Al Sa mn g
be Addressed box a' HRSES e b%%h fs
Il Morrisania.
.srM Match soS! one 'as ana repeat in harness.
aGss ssa s :; H. b ha:
Of MS stoSs SsrscGs rora: os1sREs, county -
'''s'A An'1 a'~ S''f hESsY iaSfsyfSlTsS 1aTEs President
II Sfs s sAS sSSGsIA5Ss dSsS,
sFRE PREMiI,ks n 4 4SSa ssGoJl
saS sas Ssss Sss' + An win be received
M MONMOUTH PARK RACES,
4u Long Branch, N. j.
el6,0Q0 In purses.
Commencing
Saturday, August 81, 1870.
Tuesday, August 8O 1870.
Wednesday, August 81, 1e70.
FIRST DAY.
first nacc-Purse 00 horses that have
2Sa nine entries, Sally, Fanny Lambes George W. Paer
yon MeIX nortlI, y Underdunks, Unknown, Revenue,
Lady Wells, Lizzie Keller and st. Elmo
Second kacefor horses that have beaten 2S0 six
Harry b. -
SECOND DAY.
Fst RacePurse 600, for beaten
2:26Western Girl Idol John Bradley, Belle Strickland
Second RncePurse 81 $40. for that have never
beaten 3:23-henry Jim, kockey and Hotspur.
THIRD DAY.
George Wilkes Lucy.
Second RaceFor gentlemens four entries There
yet at hand
Races commencing punctualy at 9 p. NJ. Passengers
leaving by steamer Jesse H0yt ut 915 NJ Plymouth
ROCK at ii A. M will reach the IN time for the
A POOLS WILL BIZ SOLD AT RILEY's, CORNER
"a. Broadway and Twcny-eiehth street, this every
evening during the trotng meeting At Long Branch
THOMAS b. JOHNSON.
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AN EsTIMABLE LADY WANTS AN IMMEDIATE
"a loan Of $iW. For particulars address SECURITY,
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HARLEM, ASTORIA AND PECK SLIP
IL summer arrangement.
Steamers SYLVAN STREAM ana SYLVAN GLEN, /,
. on and after Monday. July II.
leave Harlem for Astoria and Peck slio A. and 10 ~
A. NJ, and 80, 5 I6, 4 ia, 8 30 r. NJ -
Leave Peck alp FOR Astoria and Harlem at z rs and
1850 A. NJ, 80 ylb, 10 30 aud 30 r. NJ Landing Il
Eleventh and 120th streets each way.
Fare, l0c or IL tickets for 81 On Sunday fare l5c
Frst boat leaves Harlem a. N. last boat Peoh
Alp 2 r. NJ, not landing At Astoria lsOth street.
Steamer SYLVAN GROVE DO chartered for
sions Apply at the Office foot OF lsot street Har,em
IN THE
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TRAyELIERs, GUIDE.


A LBANY AND TROY-EvENING LISE-NO COMBL
IA natlon.Grea reduction Of fare and sa.erooms com
meueing September l. Fare to Albany Troy E0c
rs Glass; Including aiaeroom 81 b1
WIN esrh W. and like reductions TO all poias By connect
Ing railroads. west north. The elegant this linz
ha,ing 200 saterooms, spenddly funised new
depot pier ~ foot OF Prnca Spring Charlton streets
daily Saturday excepted, at O'clock fourth etseei
a. 5io. Passsngea by sixth Seventh Eixh,h avenue
up 70 tse above date will be heretofore 81 6o Excu
sion ticket to Saratoga IS.
path AND CoNEY ISLAND RAILRoAD.-rULrpNt
ID Wall, South and Hamilton ferry Greenwood
Cemetery connect with the ssod every forty
minutes.
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atent "supporting.an drau:ht
Wagons of this weight suiil-
sons. The public are invited
process of construction with
!. b. BREWSTER 4 CO.,
g Eat Twenty-hfth street.
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MONEY LOANED PR0MPTLY) IN SUMS TO
IA suit on improved and accessible unimproved city Pro-
perty. Principals apply to v. X. STEVENSON SON, IL
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TINTED STATES TREASURY,
~ NEW YORK. August o. 1870
During the month Of September 1870 shall by order re.
ceive bids for Gold and offers Of Bonds folowu-
BIDS FOR GOLD
Wednesday, September 7-One million.
"Wednesday, September IA One Million
Wednesday, September Alone million
Wednesday, September 28 One million.
OFFERS OF BONDS
Thursday, September lone million.
Thursday, September 8-Two millions.
Thursday, September 15-One million.
Thursday, September 22-Two millions.
Thursday, September s9-One million.
They Will be In accordance with regulations heretofore OBJ
served certified check for FIVE Of bid offer
must DO deposited herewith Proposals Will be opened at la
O'Clock noon each day specified
The Treasury may at its option accept offers OF or
bids for gold In of the amount advertised for
ther particulars can be had at this Office.
THOMAS HILLHOUSE,
Assistant Treasurer United States.
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COASTWiSE STEAMSHIPS.

COASTWiSE STEAMSfIlPS.
DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CoMpANY's
Through Line
California and China.
Through rates. New York to San Francisco:
.ss5 fs.; e ssssi $50, s's;ss;'' ss;:
according to location o; berth.
Steamers Of the above line leave Pier No A. North river
foot of Canal street. at IL O'Clock, noon,
.xo.,, ,u,o. .. on Sth and Slst OF o. each month,
One hundred pounds Of baggage free to each adult
Sept s, OcEHS QUEEN, Captain Maury, CONNECTING with
c9SsTiTtTiSS Captain bsvsriy s' ,oDl''"'s WIN WIN
An freight for Francisco wnl go as fast and be re-
Freight for Central american and South Pacific ports will
usual facilities Afforded shippers In collecting inana
For freight passage tickets and further information
apply a, the Office pier NO. AZ North river;
HAVANA sIsAL AND VERA CRUZ,
IL New York and Mexican Mail Steamship Line
sailing every twenty days, from pier IL Eas river.
crY OF MEkp2 peaRen fdss ssp n
~ "e'''' +. XEh2XSDRE 4 SONS, 80 Broadway
TINTED STATES MAIL TO HAVANA.
u Atlantic Mail steamship Company,
sailing regularly ever Thursday, at o'clock r. NJ precisely
co%J so" JMBfA, Captain si T. Van sice
MORO CASTLE Captain r. ADAMS. Is
f'issN' Or passage @Epy 4. pwiElLEs yn, President
No. b Bowling Green.
fCEXAs LINE OF GALVESTON sTEAMERs-TOUCH
/ Key West
The Al steamer ASHLAND, Captain -, at pier 90
East river, will Saturday, September full
Al DDS for Houston the Interior will be forwarded BY
our agents, Messrs r. Mcmahon 4 Co.. free OF charge
The steamer VIRGINIA viii follow.
For freight or passage apply TO
q. II. MALLORY 4 CO., 1853 Maiden lane
JNOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
II Old line. Low freight.
The well known first class sidewheel steamship
DE SOTO,
Thomas H. Morton Commander,
will pier No. 36 North September
at r. NJ. Freight taken at through rates for st. Louis
Mobile and Galveston.
freight passage, having superior
apply to LIVINGSTON, FOX CO.,
s. Liberty street.
The steamship - will follow, and sail saturday Sep
tember TO- Fl pier 30 East III er.
q. H. MALLORY a Co. 1853 Maiden lane.
L'oR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND.
IL Old Dominion Steamship Company.
steamships OF this line leave pier 81 North river foot Of
Beach street,
For Norfolk, City Point Richmond, every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday AZ 7. M connecting with the vr-
gina and Tennessee Air line the Sesboard Inland AR He
fetersbg and Weldon railroads. Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
roads and Richmond and Danve railroads. Through pas
tickets and through bills Of adng reduced rates TO
al points South and Southwest.
Apply NJ oincc ON pier "a, or TO -,
161 Greenwich street, corner Of Dey.
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CTEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL, CARRY.
- ing the United States mails.
Sailing every Wednesday.
COLORADO, Freeman ,....... August 3i At A. n.
WISCONSIN, Williams Sept 7, at +. NJ.
From pier l6 orth nver.
cabin passage. $sO gold: steersge, $40, currency
Passages booked and from Parts Hamburg Norway and
Sweden, Ac. Drafts Ireland England France Ger
many ~ lowest rates. Apply to
WILLIAMS GUION, . Broadway
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Jr, CO., No. Pine street.
()N AND AFTER JULY 1. 1870,
AMERICAN BANKING HOUSE
THROUGH iTs COMPLETED BRANCHES
l9 William street. 70 Ru de Ia Pax.
BOSTON, LONDON,
~ State street. 40 Strand Charing Cross,
rRANcs sefslyf 6GnGass Gspss1 OK si'ReT RcuRps
make collections any one Of the centres
TO credit OF an account with its branch other OF said
centres,
AT CURRENT RATES,
less expenses and free OF all commission.
To our Correspondents and Holders Of our Credits
ance We hereby beg inform YOU that bona de ho
ers Of our Credits authorized to for their
Ti II bH sS
Messrs. BOwLES BROS. & CO.,
449 Strand, CharIng Cross.
London.
NoTEHoders Of Credits notified that for the sake OF
uniformity OF the Letters of Credit all
per Pound Sterling to be at
actual rates At date OF Reimbursement either In America
or Europe.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Tho public are also nothed that are now prepared to
TRIPLE CURRENCY CREDITS:
This 10 feature entirely and original with this house.
and the copyright Ia reserved thereto.
The credit In the three cnrrencs of pounds dollars and
enables the iona de holder to draw, at any point Of
travelling circuit OF the world, In the currency avaa
During the present Continental disturbances these credits
will be found particularly useful with them, drafts may
probably continue notths ndng temporary cessa
ton at the Bank of France The traveller thus becomes
The choice Loldon Paris or New York 10 draw upon
Nothing could better Illustrate the value OF these credits
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TINTED STATES PASsPORT1 BUREAU-OFFICIAL
Passports OF the Department OF State issued by A. c.
W1LLMARTu. United States Cor, Buildings, Al Chambers
street
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D
n suit improved and accessible unimproved city Pro-
pery. Principals apply to v. X. STEVENSON 4 SON, IL
Pine street.
A -A.-MONEY TO BUY FIRST AND SECOND MORT
a: gSSess ana 20 loan on improved ana unmproved Pro-
ll5 Broadway, room H.
nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA AND wEsTEN RAIL
~ road Company, No 20 Exchange place.
NEW. YORK, August 26, 1870 :.
10th September prox BY order the Board Of Managers
A. j. ODELI, Treasurer
EIRgT MORTGAGES FOR SALE, IN SUMS TO SUIT,
per cent discount second al TO- $22530 to loan
nrss and second mortgages;
INTEREST FROM THE FIRST OF EACH MONTH
CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK,
" Bowery, southwest corner Canal street.
money deposited now viii draw inter September
,ne rae OF sx per cent on all sums Of 6 and upwards
Bank open every day from l0A 10 r. NJ, and on Mon.
days and Saturdays from 10 A. NJ. to r. NJ
MONEY TO LOAN-Oy NEW YORK AND BROOKLYN
M improved and desirable unimprovei Estate First
ana second mortgages promptly cashed at lowest
raes rrincipals only dealt with. WILLIAM SINCLAIR
Jr., CO., No Pine street.
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and every Wednesda and Saturday thereafter, ~ ."
from pier 20 North river, New YORK. al noon
Rates OF passage, payable In currency
u to Liverpool, Glas Derry =
FIRST cabins $65 and S76, according 10 location
Cabin excursion tickets good for twelve
best accommodations, S1SJ.
Intermediate, $3S; stecrage, see.
Certificates at reduced rates. bought
wishing to send for their friends.
Drafts issued payable presentation.
Apply at the company's ohices to
HENDERSON BROTHERS, No. z Bowling Green.
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TNOR HAVRE.
The sidewhee American steamship SANTIAGO DE
CUBA will be despatched to favre Saturday. Sept T.
For freight or passage apply 10
W. II. WEBB,
E Exchange place.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-09-17
A Glorious Change!!
THE GREAT WORID'S TONIC.
Plantation Bitters.

This wonderful vegetable re-
stOratiVe is the slaeet-anciaor of
the feeble and debiiitated. AS
tonic and cordial for the aged
and Iamgssid, it has zRo equal
among stOnacnics. rs a remedy
fos the nervous weakness to
which women are especially sub
sect, it As ssspersesiing every other
stims.Ia1at. In ALI climates, tropi-
cal. tenn sserate, or friszd, 1t acts
as :. specific IN every species of
disorder which r.tstEeEEs.iEaes the
Dossl7y strength and breaks down
a.. =:.9:2al spirits. For sale by
al e.s.ssiSts.
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NoTI0E. !.

Livery and Feed Stable !!
in the town of LEBANON, where / will be con-
stautIy on hand to attend to the wants of the
people.
Soda Springs on Tuesday of each week.
All business entructed to my will be
w. g. DONACA.
Lebanon, Sept. 10, 1870 lv3mS
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-09-17

Victor, the war chief of the Pen d.
Oreilles. Nez Perces and kootenai
Indians, died recently while returning
to his home in Bitter Root valley from
the Yellowstone. He was over so years
old. Throughout his long and cvcntful
life, beginning with cordial welcome
to the Lewis and Clarke explorers when
in his boy hood, he was the steadfast
friend of the whites, by whom in his
declining years he was highly respected.
Father De Smet, in his great work on
the Mountain Missions henors the old
Chief by embelishing the title page with
his portrait. He was probably the
wealthiest Indian IN America, being the
possessor of hundreds of horses and cattle
and well cultivated farm.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-09-17

The scene of the following romance
is laid at Yonkcrs, New York !: "a young
lady, who was engaged to be married
soon, on passing barber shop, saw her
intended in chair and barber flaming
him She supposed he must be sick, SO
she rushed III and threw herself in his
arms, aud found he was only having his
moustache dyed. She got some of the
stuff on her face, which colored her fair
check and SO Disputed her that she broke e
off the engagement
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-09-17

Here is blast from the shrill bugle
of one of the leading Democratic organs
oe the country, which will serve to show
in what estimation the German Americans
are held by that party. It is not the
fighting for or against american Inde-
pendence," that troubles the Times we
apprehend, but the side these Germans
'sfought' on in the late rebellion. That's
where the shoe pinchcs.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-09-17

A Deer Lodge paper says: North s
Northern Pacific surveying party, which
started across the Bitter Root Mountains
seme time ago, recently returned to Fort
Owen for supplies, and is going to
descend the Clearwater in boat.
Stufing improves the fair as well as
the fowl.
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ELKINS & SON,
ELKTNS & som,
ELKINS s. SON,

NEW GOODS-SMALL PROFITS,
QUICK SALES-PRoMPT PAY.
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Pottowatomie City, Kansas, claims
the largest percentage of increase yet
developed under the census Of 1870.
The population of "the city" in June,
1860 consisted of the proprietor, jose
phus Elsegood. In the Fall of 1860 he
got married, and the population of s'the
city" now consists Of Elsegood, his wife
and eight children--ten in all IAN increase
Of nine hundred per cent
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SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,

sgrE HsvEJ1.<T RECEIVED y CHOICE
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y EW ADV }ERTISEMENTs.
THE NEW FOOD.

For a few cents you can buy
of your Grocer or Druggist a
package of SEA MOSS FARINE
made from pure Irish Moss or
Carrageen, which will make
sixteen quarts of Blanc Mango,
and a like quantity Of Puddings
Custards, Creams, Charlotte
Russo, &c. It is the cheapest,
healthiest and most delicious
food in the world. It makes a
splendid Dessert, and has no
equal as a light and delicate
food for Invalids and Children.
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vagEIE simplicity ana practeability of this
Plow cummends il faverablylt to the special
notice OF every farmer. 1t POSSESSES decided
superiority over all other llows now in The
whecss four feet IN diameter. and on the
unpl"wet land. lis entire construction Is i'll
way complicated. The ,,luw Is managed i'll every
manner with ease. and requires only two levers
to be used ia making amy alteration. The sure
fority Of the 't'ay Piow ~iil be clearly shown
by the following certificate
we, the undersigned. citizens Of Linn county.
Oregon, having purchased aud used upon
farms the .'ts3fy Piow. hereby certify that the
same has given entire satisfaction. It's facility
for rtjustihg ta suit the depth II turraw without
moviag from the scat, is simple and easy. We
like the tow for lis tlraught, hce;{use the same j.
brought 10 bear directly upon the plow beam in
stead Of the carriage also, EeeauFe il is strong
and durable, MI except the wood ok being
structel Of wrought iron-no ca, tings used.
The wheels running upon the salia land is an adj
vantage over other gang I,lows, in striking of
land and in plowing not having to make the nee
essary chnnses in the machinery, and the seat is
always level. lat thr wing the driver forward
sideways as III other flows. Better work and
more of it can be accomplished by the of this
Plow than Iy hand
We take pleasure in recommending the '.GAy'
Prov brother farmers, as one having no
superior in Oregon
J. G. REED. w p. EsHoM,
A. s. L0ONEI. T.. w. PIKE,
". H. G0LTTREE. IL. DAVIDSON.
May 20th, 1861.
The CAY Prov IS manufactured hy IL.
Goulding, Portland Machine shop.
All orders will he promptly attended to by ad
dressing,
c. Il. GAY.
Portland, Oregon.
Albany Agents.
j. BARKOWS & co, Agents
for Linn Benton counties.
JOHN BRIGGS, Agent
1 tics
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-27
VIRGINIA..

Iatidelity Of q ClerRymanss Wifc.-She Carries
ON an Amour With Young Lawyer-Dis.
cOvery by Her Husband and COnseuuent
Scparation-Fatal ARRAY. t2k- a
RICHMOND, Oct. "a, 1870.
letter received hero from Lancaster Court
House. in the Northern Neck gives the particulars
OF case Of scandal in high social and religious cir
cles. 1t appears that the wife OF the Rev. Addison
Hail. who resides at Kilmarnock. in the county OF
Lancaster, had for some time been on a degree Of
intimacy with young lawyer named Elias Edmonds
that excited the suspicious Of her condding Spouse
The LADY was native OF Lowell, Mass, from which
cold and pass0nless region she had recently been
transplanted TO the genial temperature of the sunny
South. The affair grew into an amour, and the sus.
pcl0n Of the betrayed husband became stronger az
he witnessed the hafconceaed terms Of intimacy
crossed until Thursday, the 18th inst, when,
ms wife beng absent from home, the Rev.
opened her trunk, and to his horror, discovered
large number OF letters from her paramount, tho
youthful lawyer, VINO reside ms the same village ana
was member OF his congregation These epistleS
were fun Of devotion and expression OF love, such
as usually emanate from a passlonately amorous
youth. IL was the more astonishing too, as the lady
was several years the senior II her lover, and
the mother OF three children. AS soon as the matter
became known. the community were ast0unded as
the infatuation. or the woman and the baseness OF
the young man, who had hitherto stood high In their
lawyer, who drew up deed OF separation, which he
sgned and which the woman who mad destroyed
his earthly happiness also signed. Shortly after
this the woman was placed In charge OF personal
friend Of the preacher IN whose company she SOON
lett her nome, FAMILY and husband, gong she kneY
not where.
SO great was the indignation among the people
that Oh the following court day Indignation meet
Ing was held. at which resolutions condemning the
guilty pair and condolng the injured husband were
passed.
White the above meeting was In session an ARRAY
occurred between two men named WoOlen aud S0r-
rel, during which the former was stabbed by the
latter In the left side, below the ribs, iniicting
wound one inch ana half long and three inches
Deep The wound Is said to be fatal, aud Sorreu
| was committed 10 iau TO await an examination.
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1896 our much honored aationai guest gave 90 .
toast "Bunker Hill and the holy resistance 10 OPP
preston which has already cnfranohlsed the AuleFt
can hemisphere The next half -ceuturys Juoileo
toast shall 10 70 eniranchsed EurOpo.n The close OF
that half century, already so prolific. IL ~ hnnd.
shall 1t behold the great jubilee with all Its vast
ness OF promise Accomplished EnIranchised
Europe, foretold by Lafayette. means not
only the republic for all. but peace ior
war system abolished. Against that lutte faith
through which SO much fails in lIfe declare my
unaiterable conviction, that government OF the
people by the people and for the people"-thus
simply described by Abraham Lincoln--is u neces-
sity OF civilization not only because OF that rerup.
lican equality without distinction OF birth, wnicn ~
establishes. but Tor its assurance OF permanent
peace All privilege is usurpation and, ike slavery
state oil war. relieved only by truce, to he broken
by the people in their strength TO the people alone
can mankind look Tor the rep0se OF nati0ns but the
republic is the embodied people constituting inc
highest type or civilization. All hail to the repuD-
lie, equal guardian OF all, and an eel o. peacel
Our own part Is simple. IL IS, first, to keep out or
war, and, next to stand firm In those ideas which
are the lie OF the republic. Peace is our supreme
vocation. To this We are called. BY this we sue
coed. Our example IL more than an army But not
on this account csn we he indifferent when human
rights are assallcd or republican institutions are in
question. Garibald asks for a "wOrd,r that easiest
expression OF power. Strange will II be when that
Is not given TO the republic, aud 10 all struggling
for human rights, l give word, with heart 90 the
lips. Word and heart give. Nor would have my
country forget at any time In the discharge or It's
transcendent duties that, aimee the rude conduct
and OF honor Is the same for nations as for tndt-
vlduas, the greatest nation B that which does most
Tor humanity, rt
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-06-30
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tasf teaa 3taattat staess tSr aasanbtseu. - piDtRA nd IL
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BET 0tanFs nab ~ iuteateestea asssrud. M, tn 3ss be-
Grnubxns xab sr i&urute dtrr bas sau,e 0ta&t sertrdtet.
pe'4er e beattt& ute te@rteteae Ds,se fast. ba6 tas sre6e
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fta Ia! &srpes eeaaaen unt tt1 In Autu 9beilen H. erbaltea
aub ~eeaesera. ttner Pilot Htdt seaest. Der @alex tuia
seRt,tt xas rsSsltrt (ax. uub as bies N sse&en "a So.
fettee'S WaSen sitter. spte man MARRIAGES Iaun.
bas ,etsttse D u g. sas ~Rstt ~tsus. g De ,srbsodeue
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ben, ueblf&medexbeu uxb triittsen M1asexuttt.ls cine soQ.
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psn DtsYepita If bic 0sber nebr ober ren'aer Ia uuurbn,ua
G~tuBtrttbe Elrlt er 8itte:e n. sisentbanlt4 er8 eRtuauttsit
resxirt unb I dfttst aQe 6etrettsns~ uns AfFmtl,tipns ST.
aaae, aaf beneu tsrpert&e unb seRtse 0eiuuebett bert
9tn. iii.