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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-16
DR.. J. Anderson Reid,

OF PITTSBURGH, PA.
Physician for the cure of Diseases of the
Eye, Ear, Throat and Lungs,
And all other Chronic Complaints.
ELLIPTIC FITS CURED ny NEW PROCESS.
Catarrl and Deafness
Cured after being pronounced hopeless by
leading Physicians of the day.
DIR. REID has made Chronic diseases n
life study, and his cures have been wonder
full rs the following certificates will show:
TO THE PUBLIC.
STATEMENT OF FRANK. HIRT, OF GREEN
FIELD, ERIE COUNTY, PA.
Gratitude prompts me to make the fol-
lowing statement: -Four months ago called
on DR.. J. \. Reid. OF Pittsburgh, who WIS
then stopping at the Reed House, In Eric.
had been afflicted for some time. | had
pain in my head and lungs, and II hacking
cough, and was fast wasting away, and was
going into decline. On examination il
proved to be CataTrh of the head and throat,
passing in the lungs, and producing con-
sumption. After four months treatment
from DIR. X, am entirely restored 10 health
and strength, and all pain has left Inc. !
can in good faith recommend DIR. Reid To all
the afflicted and deserving their confidence.
Yours truly, FRANK HlRT.
ERIE, PA, April 18th, 1870.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-16
FRED RESHORE. r S.
Dissolution.

OWING TO CONTINUED ILI-HEALTH
of ID. Nicoll, the firm OF ID. Nicoll & Bro.
is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
The business will he continued by Vim.
Ming Nicoll, AT the old stand.
d. NICOLL.
wM. MING NICOLL.
In.Ih
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-16

One member of the Massachusetts
Senate resolutely refused to be presented
to United States Senator Revels when
he visited the Legislature.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-16
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Gard of Thanks.

TIME UNDERSIGNED RETURN THEIR
thanks TO their friends and citizens
generally for their efforts in saving their
property at the fire on Sunday morning.
JOHN REID, Sr.
MALI JOHN REID Jr
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-16
TO THE PI'RIIC.

In gratitude for invaluable services re-
ceived at the hands of DIR. j. A. Reid and
with sincere desire to benefit others SINH
larly afflicted, make the following state
ment: For ten years have been afflicted
with that miserable disease Catarrh. suf-
fercd almost beyond description. i was
often awakened during the night with
SpaSmS of coughing, and there were hours
| could not not lie down without almost
and il required the greatest
effort To clear my head and throat. had
To sleep with my mouth open To breathe.
had noise in my head, and my friends
thought was dying with consumption. ]
have now been under DR.. Reds treatment
three months, and feel entirely relieved.
advise all suffering as | was To call ON DIR. X.
Very truly, JAS. MCGOWN.
NEW CASTLE, PA, Aug. -, 1861
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-16
Chamcery Notice.

Chancery Notice.
:. II. b. Carter
vs..
.. u. Thompson, II al.
George Miller
W..
o. j. Thompson, ct nj.
Franklin G.. Jones, Admir-, &c. In
vs..
o. D. Thompson, ct al. Chanccry.
Francis Morris
O. d. Thompson, ct al.
Joseph II. Whitaker
w.
O. ID. Thompson, ct al.
IN PURSUANCE OF \ DECREE MADE
| and entered in this cause on the 18th day
of MAY, a. ID. 1868, by the Circuit Court OF
Ohio County, West Virginia, II was among
other things further adJudgcd, ordered and
decreed that these causes be referred To one
of the Commissioners of this Court TO aSccr-
tain and report:
LIST. The amount yet remaining due and
unpaid to Thomas WinanS, the ceStui que
trust under the deed from .. ID. Thompson
and wife To james 5. Wheat of the 9th
January, 1853.
2d. The various liens upon the proceeds of
the sale of the parcel of ground mentioned
and described In said deed OF trust of 18th
January, 1853, and still remaining In the
hands OF James =. Wheat, trustee and the
priOritieS of said liens.
ID. What other security any one or more
of the said cOmpainantS or licncrS may
have for his or their claims or demands,
besides the liens claimed by them or either
of them, upon the said fund arising from
said sale made by James >. Wheat, trustee;
and,
4th. Such other matters as may be deemed
pertinent by said Commissioner or special
~ requested by any one OF the parties TO
said cause.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
WHEELING, May 10, 1870.
All persons interested are hereby notified
that, in pursuance OF and by authority Of
said decree, have fixed on Saturday, June
llth, 1870, aS the time, and my office in the
City of Wheeling as the place, where ! Will
proceed TO TAKE proof OF the matters In said
decree specified and referred to.
GIBSON l.. CRANMER,
Commissioner i'm Chanccry.
GEORGE o. DAVENPORT, Pits Atty.
mall
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GLADES HOTEL.
OAKLAND ND

A popular Summer Resort and Resting
Place for Travellers, on the Il. 4 o. r. r and
at the summit Of the AIlezhenies.
aprI9 JOHN DALEY, Proprietor.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-16

some chap down south tries his
hand ut defining reconstruction, with
the following result:
which is it that's the best govern
mcnt the world ever seed? Gcorgy
ought to have found ont by this time;
having run some fourteen or more since
Dixie went up: First territory; second,
provisional; third no government, Gust
Sloshin' round loose, like Il stray dorg }
fourth, military; fifth, civil and military
mixed; sixth, in the United States one
forth; seventh, plum out, &c, &c, down
to the fourtcenth-which started ont
irwin to run a shorter double harrerd
tixin-that is civil when it suits and
when it don't, and it suits and
il don't about every new moon.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-16

II is thought 10y some that the pass
age in the Senate of the bill appropri-
ating half million for building new
State Department, and the proposed
appropriations for extending the under
building for the use Of the War Depart
ment, and the extension Of the Capitol
grounds, settle the matter about ere
moyal of the Capitol" This is all a
mistake These appropriations at
Washington will furnish fat jobs to
HOWARD, PoMERoY aud others who have
been swindling the Freedmen Bureau
fund for a year or so, and when the half
a million is expended in bricks and
lumber" they will make it another lat
job to have the Capitol removed to the
West.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-16

ARxELL, of Tennessee, has introduced
in Congress an amendment to the Pa
cifc railroad bill, which puts the alter
nate sections of land not granted to the
road into the hands of thirteen trustees,
to he known "a the Freedmen's Home
stead Commissioners, who are to sell or
these lands, and with the pro
cecds provide homes for freedmen IN the
South, and take measures to promote
education among them. Free homes
are to be voted away 10y the Radicals
to the negroes rs well rs free suffrage,
while the poor whites in this country
arc left TO pay the taxes and work for
the homes that are to shelter their
wives and children This is progress.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-16
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
WASHINGTON HALL.
Concert.

ON MONDAY, MAY 10TH, FOR THE
" Benefit of the Children's Home, by the
Singing Society Mennerchor. The talent
OF the Society viii insure u rich Musical
treat TO our community, and in cunSidera-
ton that the Hall will be filled Ia its capa-
city, the Committee recommend that seats
be secured at the Music store of Hamilton
& Harding. sale of seats To commence on
Thursday, May 10Th.
Admission, - cents: mo- extra charge for
Reserved Seats. Doors open III .; Concert
ts commence at o'clock. malO
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-16
1ronrrt., Mort and ELIZABETH CApy

LucRET1A Mort and ELIZABETH CADY
STANTON have retired from public life,
as appears from an announcement to
that effect which is noticed in the last
number of the Revolution Both have
been prominently before the public for
twenty years in advocacy Of various
schemes of imaginary reform in behalf
of their sex, and both now seek rest.
They decline, in the following peremp-
tory manner, to permit their names
to be used for any official position
whatever:
alike we decline all offices for the
future, and to younger hands and Drawer
hearts leave the contamination OF the
work that in hope and faith we so long
ago begun. The strongest mark OF re-
spect and affection our friends can give,
is to leave us free to pursue our lndi-
yidual work without the honors or
trammels of official positions in future
organizations. "
We don't suppose the public are like
" to invite those ladies from their re-
tircment. They would have been vel
come there twenty years ago.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-16
THIS COM PANY

Issued 30 more Policies in 1853, than any
other Company.
1t has 1900 more Policies in force than
any other Company.
Premium Income is s5,Gj,72O larger than
any other Company.
Interest Income Is S7&9, $40 larger than any
other Company.
Total Income is sG,jlj,39O larger than any
other Company.
Gross Assets are slO,Ol2,G9O larger than any
other Company.
Amount Insured is so, $50 larger than
any other Company.
Total uut-go for Expenses and Death
Losses is SMALLER, and the cost of IaSur-
ance is LESS than in any other Company.
S3.60S. $50 Cash Dividends
WERE PAID IN 1863,
BEING S2,0SSl7l Larger than in any other
Company in the United States.
For proof Of these statements inquire OF
PETERSON & BENSON, Agents,
mal0 Main street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-16

DIR. REID can b. consulted daily at his
Rooms at the Mcclure House, free of charge,
from May Eth until the DIST, inclusive, and
nj the Swan House, Parkcrsburg, from May
I'd until the 18th. mal3
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-16

The Senate on Friday, after five
hours session, passed n substitute for the
House bill to reduce the army. 1t
fixes the maximum at 10000 men,
which Is reduction Of about seven
thousand. The pay of the army, III
Guiding the salaries Of Sherman, Sherl-
dan, and other high officers, remains
untouched. The House provision va
eating the appointments Of all army
officers who accept civil positions was
adopted. The bill passed in a slim
Senate. The disagreement between the
two houses will now be settled by Il
a conference committee The pay OF
the leading army as well as civil officers
is never rclucei-general increased, if
anything-but that Of the poor priyates
is always kept ats low figure.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-16
VIGILANCE
IS THE PRICE OF LIBERTY.

liz CENTS Is THE PRICE or 40 INCH
Muslin. one dollar is the price of IL yards
of Calico. % cents is the price Of Heavy
Table Linen. ~ cents is the price Of yard
wide Hemp Carpet. Best British Half Hose
- cents. Scotch Ginghams at ~ cents.
Splendid Sash Ribbons 81 cents and 81 LOO,
and an Elegant Lace Mantle for Sl0.OO, that
cost more in gold than we ask for them.
ROTSS d. STONER.
malls 100 Vain Streef-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-16

GEORGIA has a public debt OF S6,0l4,-
500, of which $4,000 is overdue, and
$4,000 of which falls due the present
year. The balance of the debt is paya-
bic in future installments, the largest
which is $1,000, OO0-in 1866. The i'll
terest on the whole amounts 10 about
100000 annually. The debt is larger
than any previously incurred 10y the
State, but considering its resources and
probable future development, it is not
excessive The State has within itself
the elements OF great wealth, and as
soon as it is permitted to settle down to
a normal political and industrial condi-
ton, it will be able to meet its obliga,
tons promptly and easily. 1t is des-
tined to be one Of the richest agricul-
tural States in the Union.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-16
Fresh Arrival.
i'm Price Of Clothes
Wringers.

lust RECEIVED, FIVE DOZEN RELI-
81 ANCE Wringers, which will sell at re-
duced figures. Every housekeeper should
have one of these useful articles
II. ]. SMYTH,
Corner Market & Quincy streets,
mal3 And 256 Main street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-16
Flour.
Teas.
Syrups.

60 BARRELS CHOICE SUGAR sYRUPS,
OF various grades, for sale low.
mas HENRY K. LIST d GO.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-09-29
1T F&A = y fV ~ I'll q = 81 Il
Bur S@lamt BON @rapclotte.

Die S&lo9t POI, @rap.lotte idein'
cine Der bluti9lten eenelen ju lein, bic je:
mails 9eiala9en mrrpen 1T. Dir @arpe
GapaleriezD ipiilon mar 1don am Is
@uguit bet Mars la Sour i'm Geuer &c:
meien uno es batten bierunter bsloncera
bic beioen @aroe<D raecnerz Neaimente,
tart 9elitten. Man iast rab oiele bel
zen Ne0imenter 9c9en' elm fir unbclset
9ebaltenesD Dor bright morpen ieien, tae
l@ loann aber lpmobl ron itarfsr Snfan:
terte wie Nrtiuerie belebt erpielen babe.
10 caB oiele beipen Dra9pnersN esimtne
ter, Die trobcem nibt einen Nusenblid
Yprrrdrts ~ rrineen oufb6rten, i'm nab
rem Stnne beS Wprte8 ;ulammcnfartdI91
purcen. Die beiren &e9iments> Com
manicure iinp idwsr perwunret Sberit=
lieutenant y. M%uer6nalb pom 1. @arpes
Drasoner@& esiment purd einen S6ue
in Zen llnterleib Sberft @raf Stint pon
G%inftnfetn, @pmmaaceur bes 2. @arpes
Draacner>& esimsnts, 1T 1dwerpermun:
eet in @efansenl@aft 9eratben. Dit
@ittmeiiter @raf .. @efarp. Yrtn3 9ein:
rid XVII. BON &eue, Graf @espebs
len bonn 1. @arpezD ra9oner>& e9iment
Wajor .. &leiit> &ittmeiiter .. 5inoen:
burg &c. pom 2. Dra9oner>@ estment flint
9efallen, lopie bic meiiten onperen Sff:
siere, earunter ). 9. Der prin5 .. Sayn.
Bitt9enfein, @ittmeiiter .. 1rotba &c
idpcr pertpunbet. Inter ben 9efaQenen
0ffjieren tefnpet fi& aud Der einji9'
Sobn bes 5ancelSminifers @rof"n S.
3enpliB. Der in einen, cieitr &eaimen:
ter bienenbe prtn; .. 5oben3oQern 1T nu,
in Gol9e res umftanpes unoerIebrt &C.
blieben, oaB Ct Don bemNeaiments> Com.
manbeur un,nittelbar Dor rer Wttade aui
oos Gin9anss erwdbnte Dorf nit cine,
Meloun9 foriselanct wurre. Son eem
einen Der beipen Re9imenter ilnp nur ca,
80 Mann lbri9 9eblteben.
Sn Der S@la@t an, Is. felen u. q
aud rer Gpmmanpeur be5 /. @arbe>&e:
9iments, Sberit .. &6per, unp Ter Cont
manbeur oe5 @aree< Gi0liers& e9imente.
Sterlt y. @rdert. Nu@ Der @emabl e,
Grou yucca, 8arcnin y. &bapen, fol- In
pieler S@laat einen @@ub rur@ beic'
Baden erbalten baben.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-09-29
Ser GNrre1nnnnpnt rpa Nincj

49, Der Correspondent res u@incin>
natl @olf5tlatt" idreibt BON StuttBart
am %. Mu9uf unter Nnrerem Il,
uNm Tase"rer&rie9aertldrun9 6ranfz
rsib'6 leote bic @rdfin putler beren@e<
mabl Mpjutant pes&Ini9s Carl 1T, ibren
@bionor uno anperen partler Gano ab.
Dislss 8eiipiel baben l4on mebrere o.
men @tuttspt'5 befolst. Die @bteuon>
Manie rpar III Der Sbat in n~eueter 3eit
bier 70 utol3enbaft" fart int S@wun9
pa6 man auf ter &6niS6frabe Gruuen>
3imu,er nit 'einem Bdnosl faliaer 6aore
ouf BEN &opf 70 9rob pte etn 8 @aoB>
Gopt berumipa3ieren ieben fonnte. Da>
3u tru8en ie au@ nod BON borne !:
mock Malakofs" unb binten: ,queues
de Paris', une tpadelten auf II 3ou
bober ipfben Abidben 70 ~%iaumdBts'
jdmmerlt@ berum, pa6 einen1 gang an9d
unb bar9e truroe.
w. Cine Sbantp II, ber Mdbe Der Me>
fben3 bes !6frrn AQis brannte 8efteru
Mproer al. fr
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-09-29

- Der M4t. 5oratio Seymour BON
Sem yu,f, wel6er soriae @o@e il@ in
ct. paul aufbielt erbielt am Samit aa
Ntenr i'm metropolitan 5otel BON elmer
MnSabl Ieiner cemutratil@en Greunpea
cine 9erenace.
@rur. Geumpr wurre eur9 WaYo,
See etnen, 3ablreiden Nuritorium weldes
iid in Grcnt :re6 5orels ein9efunpeu
botte, porBefeut uno bielt caun Elm ldn=
0ere, wpbl rur@oad'te uno aniprt9enpt
Nepe in welder IT namentli@ auf BIZ
9rOBe Tra9e elmer tiuieen G%ran5pprtas
tips ron Gem Weiten mad ben Atlantts
|4en @toaten DEFENDERS binwies.
- 6enrY q. Sadman Don Stiuwate,
1T Don @ouperneur Nufin aunt Obuz
9nlpeetor oeS Slaatsr @efdneuibes III
Stiumater ernannt morren, ait her SteQt
ees Germ q. Q. @ebber, rpel@er 1etnt
Stele niererse!est bat.
- Ser s. s. 8eB BAT 1oeben cir
gut a~u6aewdblteS Mlicrti0ement Drr
&letperftpfen fir 6erbt unb Winter cr>
balten, iomie ou@ ferti9e&lsiper fir Scr:
rem unr &naben. 6err BeB bepient 1ei:
&unoen reel uno 3u mdei9en Yreilrn
BAT cine aus9erebn.e Notwithstanding
fet6 Die neuelten unp befen Waaren ar
5ano uno lit (etn @elddft rebbalb gan;
bel oncer6 benz Yublifum gu empfeblen
- 6srr @mtl StspbatL &eienber fiji,
oa6 9roFe Bein 0elhd,t ron 6. @1arf
u. Co. Yon Wilmaufte bdlt |i6 oeoen:
wdrti0 bier ouf UNI mirp ben reutl DE,
@eldafteleuten uno @irtben feline Muf
partun9 MAIDEN. ...-,..
9err Stepbon reprdientirt eines be
9r6bten Smportionabdu|tr fit @eine
@bampan9er uno Mineral @a1er.
- Der Deut>9e @erein miro am "a
Sftober fem Stif1unesfef In. Mtbendun
fsiern. 81 Die Sper' vprecio@a" tpirpe al
oieiem @benb CUR &ufabrun9 tomrnen
DIE Sneenieure Der 3meielinte be
Norppacifc Babn baben ibr 9auptquar
tier in 81. G!0uD aufsel&lasen. o..
- 6ebeiitn> peterion u. g.. babe
in Garner, Mtr1n., cine neue Giienpaa
en>6anplun9 etablirt. ST. 6ebeile
tpar frlber btt Germ $. 81. Denny I'M
MIN "a Inn Ma nrx6te Mer..n Hnpn ~
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-09-29
E{f6 8Ti E$32Aj q t&ff f4HLff& Hf.f.
,Da6 Dueu me9t,t 0m4."

unter bieiem Iitet bat 8arl @ubtom
einen ,n@ebanten 1ber Grtepen" In ether
~ Berlin bei Yutttann1er unp Mabl>
bre6t eri&ienenen Glusl9rift Musprud
9eseben. @ir 0ebrn parau6 bic ei9entz
liden S&la9fellen: Der e~eeenrpdrtise
&rie9 1T fein DUEL >pesen Gms", iion>
bern Elm beili9er @5ltertriea, BON bel1en
Nusean9 1no TrieoenSl@lue raS S9if>
fal Guropa'S fir Elm balbes Sabrbuuz
bert abbdnet. IS 1T nidt NIT BEN Ma>
terial ieiner Nnmabuns, eben nit ben
Tran;olen lelbN, tlmpfen. Die franS5z
liibe Matipn 1T es, bic cine 2ebre nit
Nadorud une bic berbi1e 3u9tiauno BON
Dem @elt9eilt Ye.b bent. Die @nmaBuna
cieie6 @olfes, leinc innere @erlosenbeit,
feline robe l1nbilouns bel benz Mnipru9,
an Ger @pibe rer @inililation 3u Neben,
feline ;u@tlple Neuerunsslu9t, feline I'M
seredtisteit ia feline p%cutdnpise @lei&>
sllti9feit fit ba6 2eben unb 8eourfeu
aud anperer Natipneu ftuo cine folde
plase Der Menl&beit serporben, bab es
auf jeoe Nrt unp pur@ jebes Mittel enp>
LID einmal bic etlerne &raft AUDI anoe>
ret Natiouen fablen mub, I'm, CUR De>
mutb sur 8el@eiouns auf pas MlaB fet,
ner alletntere@ti9ten Mnlprl9e 3u ae>
lan9en. Die beutl9e Station uno I'm
BeIonbern BET BON Granfrei@s militart>
i@er &ubmiu@t 70 finoil@ beneirete
preubilae Staat baden einen be(onberen
@traub NIT Grantrei@ au63utdmpfen 0e>
tatt> etnen Strau6, in ieinen urla&en
i4uu an9ele9t felt bret Sabrbunoerten,
aber in oieien StrauB fnb ale Sntere1z
fen bes lbrieen europa mitperpidelt,
Sece Neu9eftaltun9 Deutldlanbs trift
pas tbri9eGuropa unp Elm einiees, srobes
Deut1alanp, cine fturmfene Mitte pet
SnteQisen3 unb Der Grieoensliebe, IL
tein Druid, 1onbern cine @obltbat fiji
Die @elt. Infer Soften 1T: Gin Triez
ocn6ldlub nur NIT Grantrei@, ni@t ttua
nit Napoleon als 8eauftraSten pber 8e>
YoQmd@ti9ten Grantrei&s. &blebnuna
:jeoer @ermtttluns Der !Rd@te, falls biele
cine pprQbersebenoe Demltbi9uns tee
Sreiten December fit binreiaenb erfldz
ren woQten, I'M DeutlGlanb einen Brie=
ZEN ~ wabren, ben Deutldlanb Der @eli
erubert baben mill. Mblebnuns ces fer
neren Beitanoe6 Der bonapartil9en Dy>
naltie unp Blr9ldoften fit m6sli60
weite eeoerapbtldeG ntfernuns ter6auptz
trigger oes bonapartil@enName @iQ
Granfrei9 bic monar@il@e Srpnun9 bel.
bebalten, m19en Die Srleans ben &eil
. 8 fruns5fi4en &elerpeeeeantens> bee
empire, raeur@ %abitumpf'n> ooB fe ea
al6 ~&atler" fortleben. Die Graoe be,
~natlrli&en @renjen" swii9en Deuti@z
lano unoGranfrei@ fnbet ibre @rlcbi9una
pur@ pur6 bic Grweiteruns oe6 beutl9en
@ebietes bis au ben @oselen. Die ein>
beitlt@e &%erbtnbuns Deutl@lanes Dpls
,tebt ii@ porldufe bur@ bic einfa@e Auf>
nabme @aooeutl@lanp6 in oenNo:epeuts
lhen Bunb.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-09-29

- Die am %. Mueuit erla0ene pro<
clamotton pes General Bpnin Gene
raj @ouoerneurS psn 2ptbrin9en, lautet
fulsenpermaBen:
..Au ste semohaer Der Hrooins eotbrinsen
81. Maietdt bat mild gum General
souptrneur Der YroSinS 2%otbrin8en e.
nannt. - Sd trete beute meit Mmt an,
uno bite bic 8ewober f@ p%trtrauen6,
poQ In jepweoe &n9ele9enbeit an mid
3u >penren.
@ir %perlan9en ni@t - obwobl SIR
aermanii&sn uriprnn9s - oab Sbr unS
patrictismus entsesen brineen loQt, aber
wtr ertparten unb perlan9en BON Gu9,
als quite Blrser, &@tunspor ben
@e(eben.
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