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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1870-01-20

evening in favor of Woman's Rights.
She described a wOmanly girl as she
thought men generally regarded them,
and then over the poor girls shOul-
ders, gave the opponents of WOman's
Rights terrible drubbing. This COM
pleted, she turned and utterly demOl-
ished the aforesaid wOmanly girl, and
then painted one of that class accord
ing to her own ideas.
YANKEE GIRLS AND WESTERN GIRLS.
These two types represent the ex-
tremes of American life. The Yankee
girl is the ideal of James Parton, who
found one of them in a Boston book
store buying "Lippincott's PrOnOunc-
ing Gazetteer of the World" She can
perform household duties, and study
mental philosophy with equal facility.
Intellectual pursuits never interfere
with the quality of her pumpkin pies.
She has quietly laid her plans for the
future in such a way that, if she is
obliged to, she can support herself
She is not a strOng-minded girl ex-
actly, but has strong loanings that
way, and she is ready for any emer-
gency.
A girl should be educated just as a
boy is-that is, in such a way that she
will be able to support herself if it be-
comes necessary. The Yankee girl
has a very keen sense of humor, as is
shown in the case of the girl who ask
ed her neighbOr how many barrels oil
cider her husband made, and when
she was told that it was seven, tasted
it very carefully, and informed hel
that if he had had one more apple he
could have made another barreI-oi
the same quality.
The Western girl is just the Yankee
girl let loose upon the prairie. She is
a magnificent specimen of true wo.
manhood. Some of them have g
strong infusion of New England blood
The girls in Wisconsin who have made
a farm in the woods, and are now cul
tivating it without male assistance
were alluded to as samples of what
women might be. Such girls as these
would appreciate the ballot, and would
use it properly. But with the present
tendency of civilization toward the fal
West, the Western girl will have to bt
looked for in future further west thar
Cincinnati.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1870-01-20
AS an Induceme1t,
PATENT ROOF PAINT.

We offer to the FIRST purchaser in each
place L 900 square feet of the THREE
Ply FELT, with the necessary coating for
THIRTY DOLLARS.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1870-01-20
ROOFING
Three Ply Felt Roofing

TTDites the B Jest WATER PROOF COMPOSITION
With The BEST WATER- PROOF FABRIC In the BESi
MANNER and Z the lowest price 10 the consumer
There T., let, foundation Ct Tarred Felt % 2
layeT Of waterproof Competition; 81 another layer u
layer Of Felt
nrSend for Circulars and Samples.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-01-14
UPHILL.

Does the road wind uphill all the wav
nes, to the very end.
WIZ the days journey take the Who'll,
long day!
From morn till night, my friend.
But is there for the night resting place
a roof for when the slow darl; hour,
begin.
May not the darkness hide it from nv
face!
You cannot miss that inn.
Shall meet other way-farcrs at night /:
Those who have gone before.
Then must knock or call when lust in
sight!
They. will not keep you standing at the
door.
Shall ! find comfort, travel-sore and
weak
VI labor you shall find the sum.
VIII there be beds for me and all who
seek?
Yes, beds for all that come.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-01-14

The State Prison South at Jcffer.
sOnville, Indiana--HOw Many
Prisoners were there i'm 1860.
Their Habits. Social Relations,
Occupations and Nativity Xxx
penses of the Prison. N
At the close Of the previous year, end
ing December Is, 1868, there remained
in the prison 400 convicts: during the
year following. ending December rs,
1869, IT'S additional oonvicts were ad-
mitted and one rccaptured; making in
all. 679 confined during The year. of
which ] "a were discharged BY reason Of
expiration Of term, 43 were pardoncd. 4
died, rcmanded for new trials. 2 trans
ferrcd to the House of Refuge, 2 escaped.
Total number confined in the prison ut
The end Of year, 3o2. y
COMPARATIVE HABITS or coxyjcrs.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-01-14

G~r We arc glad, after all, that aScnaE
tor Pratt. Of Indiana. is'not going TO re-
sign. lie is q man Of great weight in
the Scnatc = four liimdrcd pounds. we
believe.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-01-14

IT. Niger deck -hands on the Mis-
'sissippi boats arc,addressed a.. follows
by the mate: "IIcre,. you Irifteen{1a
Amendment, shove out that plank ? s''1
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-01-14
, A SPEK Z \ n q A 81
NAIL EXPRESS & STAGE ROUTE.
4. STEINHAUSDR

III ,. Contractor for the Shoas and Jaspcr Mai, ~
press Route, respectfully informs the public that
eAbs driver and IL prepared to convey ger. and
ess matter between the Ohio and Mssissipp Rail-
Shoals and Jasper. or way places on the route
iii s most IsascnabIe terms. Passengers going East
- nnd THIS the cheapest A. well most pleasant rout
s.uai.. M ney save several miles travel Persons
s.Is % recslvnE exprexsags Of any kind may depend
sy srsa nis stage leaves Jasper everyFrday nornns
eock aud arrives at Shoals In tI,ue to connect vii
- sslssk. xrS,NUs Suo"s
0sssU ~ -iees-iy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-01-14
UNION BAKERY
CONFECTIONERY,
GOTTLIER fSCHNTTNER

1NEast Main Street, directly IN front OF tho Cour
House. Jasper, Ind. Good bread and ca cs nlwsv,
Baking done for Weddings and parties on shor
~. .0ee End warranted satisfactory Confectionery Nut
,u,s Tor SALE Patronage is respectfully solicited
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-09-01

Hops-ONE.THIRD CRoP There is Of
late, II great deal of talk By hop growers
and others, concerning the yield Of hops
some surmising one hail crop, and
others not More than one third. Ina
our rambleS through the hop CROWN
sections, we find yards that have been
we'll cultivated, are not looking at all ms
thrifty as they did two years ago; ana
we were informed by the Owners hat if
they harvest half the usual crop it viii
be July up to their expectations II This
Is the case then, taking in comparison
the poorly cultivated yards -oi wbi.h
there Is vast uumhcr which viii hau
iy amount to any thing and it is our opJa-
Ion that not even One-thlrd the uSugI
crop will harvested ticklng commence,
IN several yards in and around THIS vI.
lgae, next week The price paid Tor
picking will not exceed % cents per box
-NetC Lisbon AryuS.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-09-01

A PORTLAND (Oregon) paper relates u
little iucldent which recently occurred ia
that vicinity, and is "a fair practical illss
trhnon Of the question of cheap Chinese
labor, worth dozen chapters ui abstract
political economy A certain Judge, and
ardent Democratic politician, Of Portland,
bad dumped ut bis door load of wood
when immediately Chinese woodsaw-
yer asked for the job of saving it up -
"llow muchee2 asked the Judge. FLAP
dollar replied John A bargain was
about To be struck, when an lrl,h- Amer
lean citizen, of The blue blood demand
ed the job, How much ~ again asked
the judge "A dollar and u half re-
piled the American citizen The Judge
demurred, replying That the Cbinaman
had Just offered to do the same work for
a hait'd0llar "lIowever,' he said "as
prefer to encourage white American Ia
Dor, ! will pay you dollar anl half
whefeupon the white Constituent prepar'
ed for the work, and John turned away
disappointed. But the Judge returned
some ho,ss aIterward, and, to his sur,
prise, found the C.inaman, and not the
white man, at work upon his wood pile
Flows this, how this p said His Hon,
or, who told you to saw my wood p
" Mclean man" said John How muet
he payY queried the Judge, (" lar
dollar said John. The Judge accepted
this lesson on cheap Asiatic labor, anC
understands now that his fellow Demo
crat was wiser than he in giveng up la
Dor with his own hands, and in rising al
once to the dignity of an employer by
buying labor at fifty cents, and selling j
again at 200 per cent, nd ance. Shoe.
makers, and other strikers, at Massa,
chusetts and elsewhere, would 90 well tC
read and circulate - Chicago Tribune
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-09-01
A Consistent Copperhead.

The Chicago Times is severely censur
ed Tor Its warm advocacy of the Bona>
parte side OF the contest between France
ana Germany, and for the bitter host ity
1t eylnces toward the Germans. But il
can hardly be blamed for its course. |:
certainly is not Iiatle to the charge of
inconsistency or ingratitude, Through
out the long struggle between slavery
and freedom, Louis Napoleon was warm
sympathlzer OF the pro+snyery party. and
w1en The crisis came he espoused the
side OF disunionists, giving them all the
moral and the laws OF neutrality would
Kermit lie even went so far as 10 urye
the British Government to ioin him in
recognizing the independence of the Con>
iederateS. Ills intention was to inter.
vene IN their behalf, and to employ the
army and navy Of France to break IN
the United States, and erect the slave
states INTO n separate government But
TIE British declined the alliance, chiefly
on account OF the danger Of II fire in the
rear from Prussia and Russia, as thew
IN all probability would have made com>
mon cause with the North. Failing Ia
lnvelge the English into his scheme of
intervention, he set on loot "a flank moves
ment, by the invasion OF Mexico, from
which he subsequently ingloriousIy re
treated, leaving his Austrian tool and
dupe 10 his fate. That he WIS n friend
to the rebel Confederacy was notorious
and undisgu:sed. He was as good Cop,
perhead as any in the North. and felt
toward the Union all the anmositv aud
hatred exhibited by the Confederate par,
ty, OF which the Chicago Times was one
OF the chief organs. 1t would he base
insralltude, therefore, for the Times or
the "Cop?erheadS' to turn Il cold shout
der toward their ally and sympathlzer
IN the day OF his calamity and downfall.
A fellow feeling makes them wondrous
kind and it is but Natural that the Cop
perheads OF America should Offer their
reciprocal sympathy to the Copperheads
OF France, who refused to permit Federal
bonds to be quoted or sold on the Rour-
ses OF Paris and France. It is also nat
ural and in accordance with the fitness
of things that the Times and he Upper
head party should dislike the Germans
OF Europe for loaning the Union $780,
0OU, GOO to carry on the war against their
Southern Democratic allies, and extend
inc Their sympathy to The Union cause
i'll every way short OF declaring war on
the rebels Nor have the opperheads
any particular appreciation for the Ger
mans In tins country, who are staunch
Unionlst wherever found, North or South,
and who sent 100000 stout and brave
volunteers to the aid in crushing the res
bellion and saving the Union But there
is no love lost in the premises, for the
Germans despise the Copperheads and
vote almost en- maSSe against them. So,
ifthere is reciprocity OF affection between
the American Copperheads aud French
@sarism, there is also reciprocity OF
antipsthy between the Union>loving Ger
man Americans and the ro.slavery
Democracy of America Chicago Trio,
enc,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-09-01

Horace GRgRLY FOR MINISTER TO
ENGLAND. The Cincinnati CONNER
ciaIs Washington correspondent tee-
graphs alt is learned to. day, from n
Cabinet officer that the President has
determined to otter the Ministership to
England to Hon Horace Greedy, of New
York, and there is official authority for
stating Jbat Secretary Fish warmly APP
proves Of the determinations Of the Presi.
dent, as does also Secretary Robeson
Of the Cabinet, and it is thought that the
other Cabinet officers will akl readily
endorse the action Of the President
Some of the high officials Of the Admin
is ration, now in this city, state that
they feel sure that Mr. Greedy will be
induced to accept the mission, unless
the New York Republican Convention
inssts on his accepting the nomination
Tor Governor on their State ticket The
statement is authorized ihat the Presi-
dent and Mr. Greedy have already had
correspondence On the subject, and that
the formal appointment will be rendered
in few days
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-09-01

DEATH FROM CHLuRoFoRs.-The Chica
20 papers state that young and enter
prising merchant of that city, WV. w
Leonard, of the firm Of Leonard & Lock,
hart sewing silk and twist manuct-
urers, No 81 Lake street, died in DR..
Beebes Office, corner Of State and Ran,
dolph streets, FRIDAY afternoon, from
the effects of chloroform, administered
by the above named physician for the
purpose of removing cystic tumor
over the left eye of the deceased The
operation was nearly completed, when
Mr.. Leooard suddenly threw back his
head. his neck became stiff, and he
gasped. Efforts were made 10 restore
him, but without avail In half an hour
he WAS dead. The Coroner was nori-
fed and an inquest was held, verdict
of death from paralysis Of the heart pros
duced by the inhalation Of chIorolorm,
being rendered, with nc blame attached
to the physician
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-09-01

Who wants cheap
Dry Goods! Every
body. Where can
you get them AT
Gundry e. Gray's.
Extra inducements
offered! The Largest
stock, Best goods and
Lowest prices. Ev-
cry article warranted
as represented, One
price to all. Large
lots of New Goods
received w e e kIy !
Great Bargains IN
DreSsGoods, Sh avis,
Clio k'ngs, Cloth $,
Cassimeres, Blank
ets,. FlanneIs, Jeans,
Prints, Delaines,
Domestic, Cottons,
&C., &c. Our Mer-
chant Tailoring De-
partment, in charge
of MIR. Amberg is UNI
rivaIed in this section
tor style, durability
and cheapness. A
choice assortment OF
our own manufacture
always on hand.
Call and be con-
WINGED that you can
save money by max
ing your purchases OF
us.
GUNDRY u GRAY,
Mineral Pois., Wis 48
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-09-01

GovgRyMEYT EXPENSES "A statement
has been prepared at the Treasury De.
partvent 1T Washington giving a com-
parisoc between the expenses Of the Gov
eminent under Buchanan and under
Grant 1t shows that during the last 6s-
cal YEAR Of Buchanans administration
the expenses, per capita, were SOL
In estimating the present population ut
forty mi lions, and deducting from the
present expenses such as rose directly
rom the wnr. SO as to compare such items
a. make up the usual expenses Of the
government. the cost for the fiscal year
1859 per capi q, was SIGt This last
amount is made on a gold basis at the
average Of The yeur, which was taken az
q per cent
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-09-01

The Beaver Dam Touring mill was
entirely destroyed by fire Friday morn,
Ing at three oclock-the work Of an in>
cendlary. Loss. 100 barrels of -four,
5000 bushels of wheat, cooperage, bran
Ne, including the mill l4oss, 81, 700;
insured rs follows Home, New Haven.
$4,000; Hartford, 5000 Home, New
York, $1,000; Enterprise, Cincinnati,
$1,000; Germaniu, $1,000.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-09-01

Tue work of removing the rocks at
He'll Gate is going on bravely at the
rate of sixty explosions u day,-Neu
York Herald
This. is we'll As all France il tray>
el'ing that way jast now, the gate tc
Sheol should be wide open
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-09-01
FURNITURE!---C0FFINS!
TIlEOPHILUS GEORGE,
Furniture Dealer Unolerta1xer

Informing fri n and the public generally that MANUFAcTuRE and
and woodto
S al he mnyfa
and Bureaus
Voc
LokNg Picture Framgs nc etc ' " - - -
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-05-05
aeine ScTcrune.

Der gRiuter III rpritsr - bic SGume
fhIdarn aus unc nUG INNER bat Der
Grnarrs ntdts astban, um ben fur6tba'
reu Druid iu entfsrnsn, her auf aQsn 9es
i6dften loIltt unp ben eershten 9rune
III ,ahilplsn &lopsn inter unisrn Snr'
aern ttlp.t. 93Irer Gnb Die unptrniinfs
tiaeu GhuerBslsse. rtSttirt, NOD iit Der
tsm gHsiitn ras Start euSprsTtnbt 5cu'
tariff Crmabtgt mcrrer. GaIu bat fer rd'
rtldls Gpu9rs6 np6 iTmtr ieiut 3stt 9t'
gunbeR. Gle Gorge iiir rte Stitftsun9
Istner 9drtbstbsrrid,ait, 6ae enelrfs 8t'
,Gnt ntsr 0tN Rsecultrafttons Sumtug
njmni feline ean.s aufmIrtiamteit in aus
irruA. &Tit Irmmt Tie garttet, bann
nedb eiumal ptf 9artbet urp Die btsorjue'
zen 0IufIinee her 9artEfl Enb earn trit
haS eepStnlttr @clt. Mau Scigt ttm
,uurisn stn Stnd 3uder mnc rlott ism
pen @tuup pGfierls, dtsr petti blsiSt'e.
8epublitanilttc Siitter In Bsften
fdrciten gan, lrsblre grttseI Jiatn ben
0aubtarif; atsr sif rcputliinHtitbrn 8s.
prdGentanten i'm GonsrsB rsstieru li6
our6eus nitt, cine 8sfOrm Steies 8Guts
ipleme cur6,ufabrsn. GS Iteiut linen
pamit gar ridti Grnit 81 iein, fie le3tn i'm
@easntGG!l pe aufaIsnsNe @lei68iltias
tsit ar osn Kas. Set ben 3srathunsen
uter RE Ear,Trdos i'm 6suis 1T eewttn-
l.dl taum Elm Quorum assenrartig. Bel
fe. nruliGrn Attimniung iibtr eis G!leH-
,6as fsblpn an Dunbert Wtt9litrsr. gSsnn
(trmsrtt Gin MsbilIbla!t frhr rt&tta),
irafntpc I'm Siipsu Elm poar t6ir Suten
Scaural MAIDEN unp besbai6 Sartbets
uc 5r9eIa Sur llnttrtridung 8an;er
&tanttu rur6,ubriidsn finp, 70 Iei9en Die
oerren I'm GOnsrrfe mebr SntsreNe. ais
tst rem pi6hSfsn Grastn fur bic 9epbl'
ilhrt eef 2anbes.
gRir ftrdteu, paB uuisrs mtbrfah aus
aCIprpdsrs gropbs3siuns, rcn bisism Grn'
ares Iii fsin Seil ~ srpartsH, nur gu bub'
aGtla In GrfIGrn9 asten irtre. DAD
Bolt muB ua6ifsu Sertf gan, anrsrs
Qeute mad gGalbinstcn fbiden, weuH &c
oaesrS wsrbeu IUu - 2eute, pelGt BE-
arsifsn. ro6 bic g4Ublfabrt hes 2anrss
pcn uuenblh srGbsrtr Bihtietrtt III alf
rie Wukliabrt rer rabitalrn parttet uni
ole Grbsbuns rbrssi,issr unb bablaGt'
ger rabitaItr 9rIitiIsr, Sumbuss' unf
8pltststrussr!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-05-05

RE- Die is. 2itfsruus hes teutI6'amsrltd-
niid,en GcnpsrIaticns.Qrrirpn's umfaet bic Stt>
ten 32O-4OO uub bic glrtiFt Stsfpw bic SIan'
darb. Sie entbGlt iitsr 1870 grtlfsI amtrltaut'
ftbeu Snbaltss, ptlhe iid uitt III etn esutlhsn
Werftn bitIsr glrt fneeu. glls amsrifanilbtn
0trbGItuiITt, une btlpnetrs bic tsutlt. amtrlta-
niItsu, finesn bic tirssbenhfe Srlprsbuns.
9tiIpisIsbaIber erpibntn mir, bde bic in etr @ss
fctitts bee amerifaniIhen Deutiutbums 10 ptds
tiae Staet 9t!blfbem III psnnlslnhnitn, ptlurr
bic ttuti6tn Scnprriatipns' etrtta nur slnisf
2tiIsn riemsn (im Srpdbaus 9 3ttltn), nbtr
cine Ssitt tinnmmt. gu hen tribtistrsn Writ"
FsIn, bic in ten etuh@tn @rrftn gan, ttbltn,
rGbrenb Iie in bsm eeutIh.amsritanti1sn ttrt'
con cine eiuaebsnpr 9tlprtbuus fnetn, 9sbortn
etr pi6tias 6atrifprt Birmingham in ptnnpI'
ranisu, ber etutict.amerifaniiht Wdler Sttrs
Ifaet, bic teriibmtrn 9neianerbGuptIinss Slat
bdpi unb 9lad Srof, tsr 9neiansriamm efr
9Iad Sect, bic btrpprrdaeneen amtrltanilpfn
pUIitiftr Braneis y. Blair, 6rands y: SaT
iua., Rpnisrmrry Blair. Ter Nrtittl Stthef.
lihf airte tntblt cine eriineIibt une pelIltaH'
biat TarffslIun9 siner etr ttetuisnphen NlTpen-
atmeinfGafttn unb bGridfatist sani defenders
bic inttrtfdnttn GrsisuiiIs Der ututfftn 3tIt:
Die 9isferune IN itbr reid an ptbtetn Arti'
ftln aIlatmsintn SubaIis. Sis brinet ltbtneiss
E6iIpfrunstn tsr bsiesn btrpprrassnsftn etut'
lhen StadfemGnusr Ter Dtetnwari, @raf S's'
nard unb 8raf Sruf. gDir rsnusn tsrntr uii'
ter ben pittistrtn artifsIn rit iibtr Sibtl. St'
Der, 9itns, 9itr uuO 9isrbraueTti Sirma,
Silhpf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-05-05
Wm 2l. Qpril trait tas 9pIparIa

- am 81. @pril trat tas 3olparIa'
meut ,ulammen, mdbreno peiIsn SiBun
arn ter 8ei6stde isine SiBunasu per:a'
gen pirp. Die bapriifrn Witalteeer
MAIDEN Mteur, ibrsu Stb gar niht orer
nur bet abhtmmuusen pom brlUnbsrtr
Becsutuns stn,uuebmeu.
Die sris6iibe unr bic thrtifte 8e'
aieiuna MAIDEN psreints anitrrnsuusen
um ben 8eif Der 8dubsrbanpe, wsl6e Die
@luttbaten bet MsrdtbOn psritt bat, ser
fanqeu su nebmen. Die 5Glfte III bereits
siuatilnsen unr Z rapOn fnp btn9srt6
tet
- Gie Observation-Disclosures In pa
ris finn Icrtpdbrsnp itirmtf&. assie'
ruua7itin9tids lemon trotionen fUmmrn
tlaIiA in reni'lten cor.
- Ger fraus6FI6e Glsrus III pcu iet'
nsn Stetsn anaewisien, bel pem pItbts'
cit nit sSa 3u Stimmsn.
HsirrSburl. 1. Wat. Die cffetsasr
9curnale mslesn, bab bas unmoblistn
tet &aiisrt i'm 3unsbmen btsrtifsn H.
unp baturt bic 8siis nadl Gms btl6Isu'
nilt pire.
= Ter 9antelspsrtrns jriIhtn BEN
Ncreeeutiteu 8unbe uno Msriec III In
Berlin ratiFIirt prresn,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-05-05
gs.tsthsnbiatt.
9risrri4 QeGaher, 5rraasseber.
Scranton. ben S. @ai 1870.
@cnu piatt's llrtbeil hter e@nrs,

@cnu 9iatt'S ltrtbeil Iber e hnrj.
Dcnr giaEt, ber sCiitrri6e NaIbtn9'
!oagr GornipOMocnt res vGommfretal",
Dry nGeo tslpTt;rIt unn an istet etnJsInsn
ser tlriurn uro 0r95su OrGbeN Daitins'
tons gtpGs 3u masslu fHtet, iprttt ii&
ti5ry Senator S6uvB vuh rsNsu &erbaI'
ten In rsr Georgia STase iclssleermnBsn
ans:
,Dte I6bnr Ssnat5fammsr war eefsru
Ra6s nit iSrsm ftDentbhm!i&sn an8e'
ns9mtn 9ttts srfIlt, neil sis Georgia.
lii turh gtFtmmnus ftsr Stnstnm'S
9tmenbnlent srIebtBt wgrVea icllts. Se'
natcr G6ur; bate pas gBrrt uae btstt
siEs aswniHse 8rts gu GuuitfR bee 6ytss
rsus, rcr @sri6tnnns Unit prr suIen a,
Ten Repubtit. 9dt m66ts lrcbI, pab istne
c,asu Stmme ubrtGu raBia rrjrssn
fSnnh, rip man lsiut QSUrte psuielttns
lslra pirs. Gr ipra6 70 sruf unr etns
ryiusIieb unb feline bcbs, tmpUnirsnSs @ss
liaif, cine GAte SeuatCrenF9ur p6ne
3waug unt gInRrsnSuns, ma&ts sinsn 70
raytiltsR Gintrud, rab Der Scrtras f6rm'
lta bramaliIb purte, une es meineu aeis
.l;esa Au9s vQvtam, ais srTrtteTss iit, bic
,Gsuatetammer ;ur SaRne, une cas gam
&c Bolt ais Gueitorium IauiHe atbsmIcs
FINER 8str.
Dieter Wann nahit aas Sage in msi'
nts g6tuns. 9r if Elm 6critsr, Der
srOet g6ays Won Senrtnthsn aufbduft,
elm patriUt, tsTsn 5sri pOn fsinsm fra'
Dersn ausetbenS itin isbtsss BOLT tin'
i9ltebt, raS arls barauf if, i'm Sobn ju
NenusH, une sin gbrsnmanu, 70 wabt
asaeu F6 lslbh, rae sr nttt rcbI ssssn
Semanb antsrs fuIIt fsiH tann. Di'
lceenanntsn 8lbrsr i&aarsn fI& um ibn
une bic, wsl6s mad radllGtiser @sieB.
ssbuns bGrRen, msipsn ibu i'm @efa9lt
pGE ytlullSlEH.
,,Garl S6ur,'S rsatt Ststluns I'm Ss'
nat ii an Der Spiss bts COMMITTEES fl,
auSpGrtiss ansslsssnbstten. Gr bat ba'
III ni6t nur bic nStbissn 8snntniHs. icn'
bern aud bic Grfatruns, pslte nStbit
it, isne 8snntniFs prattil6 gu Strwerttsn
StuatOr Gunner iR btm S6ur; 9ssen'
dtrr tin f6rriI&sr, tlsinIi&sr 9srant
une rirte feline @swoIt auf bitisn iibtr'
srben, 70 wiirte uuisrs auspdrtiss pClt'
ht fofcrt @hree' unb .tntn Gatt arnst
men, ME Ts belize bisber nod ME sstann
bai."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-05-05
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nern 70 pis eem eettrrn eeutideu pubIifum i'm
@a1smeiusn tie ergrbene @uSeiae. RAP CT hen
gSiuter ibsr isneu atsu Grrratb pru impcrltr-
ter @eineu, SiquUrs &c &C., prbs nrdb bti Siem-
LID bcbsn G'olepreiisH drdsfarft wurtCu, bat
auSaebtu lllIeu unit nun Fei rem nieeIisrn Sjrlo'
prGmium eiuen GAM nruen SCrrGtb ron Gctteu
reutitbsu tS66er, Ger uno 6Sfr 6be,nweirCn
une aud frnnsEfidsn 9Gctusn erbaItsu rat rie
CT MN rtrbGImiBmiBil 1T tCceufsnb uiCcrilsu
Trtiisu rpie friihrr al 9SWtbe uup Nripatleute
dblasru tunn. gtud1 Gtbter SdHererfiir III Wss
ecr rinr tctcuicnce par!biC dueGFcmmcn, WCldlGr
sbsnfalls su reOujirtsu 9rsiisu crrFauft pirp unr
pCpcn iih namsntli6 bic Serren Wrtbe NCtiB
nshmeu rplleu.
Iue Scrten einbeiutHaer uub iHportirtGr Sc
aucrs, 3errs uuo VCrt.lRriue, gBetn., @ier' unc
9iaupr.@IGlsr duc ~ YEA tiQigitcn Vrricu auf
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