davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-11-03
. II

Die Democratic BON 5euneptn
fol8t Dem 8eilpiele ibrerBripsr in SIAM
icy County uno protsftrt 9s9en eie
Yrotitution ibrer Yartei"
ibnen ben ub eru@tt9ten" S9natiu8
DonneuY a%ufDrdn9en 3u tpollen.
Die Dempfraten BON 5ennepin ia9en
in pieiem protef:
~@ir iinp 9runb1dbli9 Demofraten
unp fam man fi6 auf uns 1soer 3ett
oerla6en. wenn eS i9 porum banpelt>
einen mabren Demofraten gu unterfdben
1lnp fur Jpn gu ftimmen; aber bic sanse
@elAthte Donnelys felt Der 3ett leiner
NieDerla0unS in @innelota 3eiot flar>
pab Ct nur Elm berunter 9efomz
mener, oerfuBener unb un3uz
frtebener Nepublifaner 1T, pelder
G@ bemibt ouf ben S@ultern BON De-
mpfraten IN ben @onsreb 3u 9elaneen ;
unb UNI bielen3wed 3u errei9en> bebaup>
tet, cab Ct ~Treibdnpler" it, mdbrene
8an3e pplttt1@e Sc :
na9wetE bab er our9
unb ourG 80 @ubj6llner" 1T.
Wir werben baber nt@t fir
D%onnellY # tmmen, ba mir es I'M
Sntere7e unlerer partei fit amedmdbteer
eradten, lieber bur@ etnen &epublifaner
int @pnereb reprdientirt gu fem, be0en
Drin;tpten mir fennen, al6 burb eine11
"pplttt1@en Marft19reter",
wel@er bic rempfrati}9e Yartef perl9lin>
gen mS@te uno nt@t auf unerer
platfprm> ionoern auf ber BON So
DpnnellY febt."
DonneuD5 wabrer Gbarafter al6 vpo<
litti@er Marttiarster" unb ~Demuecee"
tpfro l5erau cur@idaut ; unb Der nd9Re
Dienfa8 piro tbm bsweilen, bab bos
@olf Don Minnelota feline @ympatbien
NIT pplitii9n Dema9o9en bat.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-11-03
Weuefte Nahribten.

@afbin8tpn> 20. St.-@enez
raj Cor trat beut BON Ger 0ermaltung
oe8 Departments oe8 Snnern ;urid u,o
miro R@ nit leiner Gamilie na9 Sbto
beseben.
Sem yurt 20. Oft.-Der japa>
nef1he prtn3 Meema NIT einem @efploe
BON 10 Sffjteren 1T bier einoetrofen.
Die fran3 Re8teruns bat bter @afen
uuo &rie9s Matertal gum 8etrase BON
20 Wlt1ionen 6yancS an9efauft.
81. QouiS, 20. Sft.-Die Mrbei~
ter &eform Union bat etn etoeneS Eidet
fir COUNTY Beamte uno @efeBeebuns
aufaefeQt. SIN 9anjen County 1purpsr
30,617 Stimmen reeifrtrt unter ibnen
2400 farbtse @ttu1mseber.
Qpntpn 81. Sft. Die 8erfoloun9
ber@brifen in Dama6cu6 bat npngfeueut
%be9onnen.
Mabrib> 81. Sft. preuBen Sta>
lien, SeNrei& uno &ublano baben Der
lpantl6en Hesterun9 pffbteue Wtttbet<
lung 9ema&t rab fe nit Der @rbebun9
res 5erio0s MoRa auf ben fpanilden
lbron ei%nuertanoen iinc.
@a1bin8ton,31 BIT, @puYsrz
neur GODFATHER, @ouperneur bes Utah.
Gerritoriums, If 9eftorben.
- DaS Sber@8 unoesaert6t erSfnete
eeRern feline @iBune. Mue &i9ter pa=
rem annpclenb> NIT Nusnabme BON Sberz
&idter @bale uuo Hi9ter Nellon.
@openbasen, 81. Sft. preusen
bat Ddnemarf RE Der iderun9 Ae9eben>
rem Stipulationen be8 praaer Trteoens
uber Sale6wi9 nod5ufommen.
Gin furhtbarer Srfan, pel9er ant
19. unp 20. Sftober in ben meflideu
Ibeilen BON @uta wItbete, bat mebrere
Srtldaften aan3li9 seritIrt. Der Ser
Iuf an G{eentbum 1T iebr bebeutenb>
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-11-03

&6nfs 8tlbelutsbat ben Yrin3enGrteb>
rf@ @arl BIN RnnB tines nGslp>M are
i9aIS' psrlttben. ~ SIR bic srpBe Deutl9e
&rmse IN benz &riese seben Granfret@
bat Der Norbbeut19e Bunb 100000
Mann uno' @lobeutlalanb 10000
Mana 8eftellt. n
Cine preuB. Gruppenabtbetlun9 BON
10000 Mann brmbarpirte ant lebtep
@onntaee Dijrn uno rabn1 bic Stapt
mad tur3em @ieoerta ami etn.
&urs Dot Der @apitulattou Don Meb
Bate Bajatne feline &rte98faGe tpel&e 40
MiQionen Grancs III Sob unb 10 Mn>
licnen 6rancS Stlber entbfelt Der8raben.
&ls bic beutlden Gruppen III W}ee etnz
ao8e, tpnroe 8u;atne %peranlaBt ben 0u
%an3u9eben an wel9em Fl bie &afe Yer<
0raben bate.
@roBe @a9enlabun8en NIT proniant
eeben jeBt td8li@ na& meb.
Die Mrr1ee pel9e bel 0eeb c~apttultrte
be1anp aus 221 Batat1pns Snfauterie
uno 1852 S@wabrpnen @aoaQerte, NIT
elmer urlprinsltdtn Stdrfe Yon2t0,000
Mann Snfanterte, 21,45O @aYoQerie>
900 @el9dbeu, unb 1U2 Mftrotueuieu.
@uBer ben Mar19aus Ba3atne, Gait
robert unb 2eBeuf befanben fi6 bic &C.
nerale Gro6aro, Dean uno &'Momtraut
lp&pie 40 Dipi{ipn6 unb 100 Brigade
@enerale bel Ger @apttulattou unter cen
@%efaneenen. 10000 @efanaene }ino
mad Ncrcoeut1@lano unb $4,000 na@
5ubcentidlanc 9e1anpt moro II.
@artbaloi bat ba6 COMMANDO peS
SuraD Departments uub beRebt ietn@pn
manrc ouS 5000 Mann, gum She'll to-
lieniiae uno ipanii@e 2esipndre, unb
fran35fi9e @ueriQus. @aribalot oer>
treibt bic Seluiten aus Tranfret@ unb
bat 1dmmtltae Se1uiten Der S&ule Notre
Dame be Mont &pQaro entfernt. SIS
berrldt erobe Mib0imu,ung 9e9en @a>
ribalot Hamentlt9 unter cen @oloaten
aus benz Gliab> unp erubt man ibm NIT
Grldie6en.
Da6 Reimbursement ron paris be<
0'nnt am bsuti9en Sage.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-11-03
Douueuv nil nit eineu1 San,

Donneuy nil nit einem 6anb=
foliage jeren Garif ab}9aHen ; er er3dblt
|e'nen 3ubSrern, baB Steuern edn3li9
iterFQlf1g uno 11ur etne 2ait fir bo6@plf
tno> weldemD onneuy bebilF Hid mar, bic
auerldweri fen uno prdfenoi fen Steuerrt
aufsulooen iolau9e Ct ielbf rim Mit9lieo
i'm @ongreb rpar. Dies fIin9t MueS Iebr
ia6n; aber aud Der DImmft tie weib, bab
bic u%nterbaltuna Der &esterun9 @elo to-
}fet. DonneQy it bereit, ale Steuerr
nit einem Male iiber 8oro 3u &perfen,
meiB aber fetnen plan unb fem Mittel
%an3ueeten, in melGer@e i1e baS @elp be-
l9oft rperpen lou, UNI iowpbl bic lauftns
Den Mu6gaben Der &e9teruno ais Qu9
Die 3inl fen an her Natipnal<@ 9ulb 1T
be3ablen.
Sc 1T febr lei@t Elm @yfem nieber,u>
bre9en unb umjufirjen> aber es yer
lanst StaatSmdnner> Elm politi1deS &C.
bduoe oufsutauen uub fir bic G,baltune
oe6elben Gorge 5u tra9en, urp DcnneuY
seb6rt l&erli@ nf&t 81. 2ebteren.
Der ct. Yaul upfpneer" bemabt
ft@ BON Neuem beweiien 3u rpollen, pae
bic &epublitaner bon Minnelrts ni6t III
@unfen zines St eYenu ezGarifs iinb,
neil bic rMajorttdt ber republitantlfen
Mit9l{eber Der @eleB9ebun9 ni@t fir cine
BON Sones BON Datota County ant H.,
Gebruar 1870 IN ber @eiebsebuna etnaez
rei&te &~eiolutiun fit uGretbanbel"
ftu1mten. ,@ys ~..
Bir baben @on bei elmer fruberm
@ele9enbeit auf bic @ruublcfafeft bte1er
8ebauptuug aufmertlam 9en,a9t.
Die &epublitaner fimmten gan, be-
ioneers aus BEN @runbe se9en jene Me<
fulutton, neil bentlben efne einleitenoe
8eftmmung Yerbersins, IN relaer Der
Nattonalen @e}ebSebun8 bas fpnRttutipz
nsQe Re6t abseipru&m Miro, aud an
bere Steuern alS fir NeYenue,3 wede
aufaulesen, urb ipeil fer1er bic rep. par>
ttst nd ~ et1ent ReDeauezI arif befennt.
l!aber bie pplitiiat, 5fifenblale SCI Trtiz
banbsls,lbfprit pftipirft.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-11-03
Daassa rtpubltfantf9e Gountp.Eidet

- @m lebten Samfa9e' fanb inter ben
@orfbe' bes, Germ '@eorse M. Mcore
nit 6errn Sbermppb 9ougb als Setre;
tdr> bic republifanii@e @ountYs@ onpen:
tion fatt.
Die 2eler bel: @taats3eituns ,peroer
oas County, idet beute an Der @ptB,
unlere6 8latte8 lnoer. "
Die Nomtnatipn Der einSelnen @anbi>
baten 1T bur9we9 cine quite 3u rennen.
Die Mdnner, tpel@e III jener @onpen>
tipn auf9eielt wurpen, iino alte 8lr9e,
ct. pauls, tdbti9s 3%uperlditee Sc
f9aftsmdnner, bere1 pripatz@ barafter tn
jeber 8eatebun9 tapelIoS 3u 1enrett 1T.
Sir bas @mt etneS County, Mubttord
1T Der iebt9e prd0pent unieres @tabtra>
tbeS. .6err $. s. Taylpr %aufBeReQt
1pprben. Ser TaYlor pereinf9t IN fd
a4e Gieeniaaften> pel&e fit pieies Nu1
erforperli@ f1nb, uno perbtnbet NIT cine.
ti@tieen @el9dftSfenntniB einet. artr>
FAINT e%brenbaften @barafter.
Sir baS Amt beS @ai len5& t9tera
tpurbe &t@ter a.. MeGlrath fribe,
Yoli3eiri@ter BON ct. paul, aufDefellt.
6err MeGlratb 1T Elm ti9ti9er Ntspfat,
Elm unparteiil9er &t@ter unb Elm 1eb,
pppuldrer Mann, belen Npmtnatton Mt
eani DEFENDERS miQfommen beiben.
DieYopularitdt beren 1i9 siele beiben
9enannten 5erren 3u erfreuen baben, be-
re&ti9t uns gu Der 9ofnun9> oaB ibre
Wabl ol8 fiber anjunebmen 1T.
Ser s.. s. 8ratnarb, 9e9enwdr>
tie Mitoliep be8 @erwaltunBSratbe5 Der
@ounty>@ ommilfoners, 1T Elm @anpipat
fit @ieoerwabl unb reprd1entirt ben
2%anorifrift. Ser Bratnarb bat 1etn
Nmt CUR 3uiriepenbeit ieiner @onfituenz
ten oerwaltet uno miro NIT grocer Majo>
rttdt wteoer eewdblt tperoen.
MlS @anoipaten fir bas &eprdlentan>
ten>6 au6 purpen bte6aren s. 8. @er>
tam, 6. 6. 8urritt unb s. $.
S6urmeter auf9eReat.
Dte1e @erren finb al6 olte 8arser ct.
paul8 tppblbefannt 8eb5ren 3u ben berz
porra9enpf fen g el9dftsleute1 unb werpen
in ibren 6dnoen bic Sntere0en erStabt
in Der nd9fen @iBuno Der @eltBeebuns
fit rem 3wed bes @emeinmpbleS befet16
pertreten 1eln.
GIL. Merriam tpar iapn i'm Derean9e<
men @intsr Elm Mit9lieo rer@ eleB9ebun9
uno eleid3eitis Sprt9er bes 9auleS>
wel@em poien er in lebr fdbi9er @eile
6err 8urritt IT Elm junger, tbdtieer
@el@6ftsmann, wel&er al6 friberer
Steuer @uQsftor oe8 bieflsen Difritta
nobtbsfannt 1T.
5err 6. s. @@urmeicr> elmer
oer dltefen teutlden Mnf"pler In ct.
Yaul> mel9er NIT 81. paul unb ben Sn5
tereGen unlerer Gtabt tnnts pertraut unb
elmer Der Yiontere unierer Metropole if,
beca,f Dor etnem beut19en publifum fet>
ner G%mpfeb!ung. Sober Deutiae fennt
unb a4tet i'm.
@enn ater %lberbaupt Don elmer Gm<
pfsblun9 bic &eoe iein bari, 70 mlni4ten
wtr ben beutlden @ttmm8ebern i'm
County, pbne unteriaieo Der partei %
ans 5ert ~ leoen, fdr 9errn S@urmeier
ia finmen.
DaS Gidet rte pben erplbnt If Elm
burdmeg Nutes unb oeriprcden wtr uns
Don pemlelben am @ablta8e Elm re&t
einni9e6 Helultat bic Babl unlerer
@anpipateu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-11-03
Dte Dempfraten I'm oanier Qanb

- Dte Demofraten I'm 9anjen 2anbe
mii1en nanentli@ gu jebi0er 3eit> fur,
Dor Der @abL febr ntel lber @teuers &ez
form, Sefonpmie unb nieortee Garsn in
jeoer 8e3iebun8 81 er3dblen.
Dte New>yprf tribune" felt etnen
@erelet9 an iber bic Earattpn in rep,1
blifantI9en Counties in NemzYorf, NIT
bemofratilden Counties In benz lelbe11
@taate> wel9er fol0enpe6 &elultat er>
9tebt:
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-11-03

-@eneral II beri&tet,
taB bic Snetaner I'M )@Qsemeineu f@
frieblt& Serbalten. Nn ben G%ilenbabns
linien fnb In leBter 3ett ftinc feinbli1en
Demonfrationer pprsefomuen unb Die
Snbfaner l4einen 1btra1 eenetet III itir,
ben Grtepeu anfrtdt ~ trbaltfn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-11-03
Mfufftf Mo6ri6ten' 'ssom
" &riego16auplaBe.s@ Il "@tI
-H'&PE ~ @aElG2
DpunerRaa, q. Sttpber.

NQe Observation-Disclosures fno, cine.
Berliner Depel&e Der Shines" ;u Gol9e
abgebrodea porpen ea Gronfret@, ppe1
%pielunebr Die prpotlortfae @eeieruna Don
elmer @ebietsabtretune Nt&ts pi7en
piQ.
GbterS bat bic Mtlfon fIr tas gu
fanpefommen zines @aFeuftufanpee
an0enpmmer, tpartet in 3our6 aber nod
auf G9ere6 @eleit UNI ;uerit na& Yaris
3u 9sben pplelbf Ct NIT Der @eeierunS 81
beratben beabI&tt9t.
llnterbanolun9en fir bic @apilution
Don Meb finb nod INNER I'M @anae,
fareiten aber iebr laueiam oorpdrts.
Baaaine piu BON lem proptiprium IN
parts nt9ts mi6en. DieGeaune@ dlettz
tact bat an, "a ten NIT elmer @arntion
BON 2400 Manu uup 1870 &auonen &az
pttulirt. g..
Crane, friiber @aYor bee 9. Be3irfa
BON paris 1T gum General DIRECTOR pes
@i@erbeits> Nusl9uBes Don Granfreid
eruannt tpproen.
Da Der u@inb" in ben lebten Ta9en
in Yaris febr %un9lnfi9 tpar, 10 1T eit
Stapt fpear BON Ger ibr nod aaein lbria
eebliebenen Notwithstanding nit cel
Mubenpelt abSel@nttten. ,
Die &ailertn @usen,e bdlt f16 Ae9en>
pdrtio in Qonppn auf I'M, oalelbf cas-
&%iultat ter @pnfercn3 3mi(&en Gbiers
unb Btsmard In @eriailes ab3uwarten.
Der General S%ntenoant Der preubiz
laen Mrmee bat iid 9ewet0ert eie &rmfe
@ontratte fir Yropiantliefetun9en weld,
NIT Gem rs. Sttober ablauien 3u erneu
ern, unb 9laubt man bieraus idlieben au
olrfen, rab fir einen balpisen 6rteoen
eearlncete 9ofnun9en port anren ftnp
General Bayer bat cine Depefte an
ben 6ersos Don 8apen 9efanbt, in nell
der er bsri9tet pa6 am 22fen me5rets
@efedte nit ben ,6ran3olen bet 8oray,
@reHey @u0on unp @renpiQe itattAe>
funren BADEN, in pel@en bic Tran3oisn
bsoeutenbe @erlufe erlitten. Sn BEN
@efe@t befanpen f9 BataiQone Ger /. 3.
4. unp Stem Bopii&en Reeimentu. Die
Staot Chateau BUN If 9an;li@ BON Den
preuben 3era1rt >poroer.
Die unterbanolun9en nit Sa,aine fir
bic @apitulotton BON MeB fino oter
mails im@an9e, troBcem bte previloriidr
&estsrune eerislben tbre 8iQi9ung per<
wet0ert.
Gran,Sfl4e Sffaiere tn efaneenl&af'
rperren nt@t mebr auf Yarole enlla6sn
pa |e pislelbe in pielen Gduen mibtyaudt
baben unp pieeer In FRANC. Dtenlte &C.,
treten Ino.
Mu9 in Berlin uta@t f@ bas @eflbl
mad einem balpieen Griepen felt eint9en
1aoen fart bemerfbar.
Dte @ablen fir ben neuen preubif4en
2onota8 fnp auf ben 9. unb 16. Nop.
aue9el@rteben tporoen.
Beri9te Don 8srlaiQe6 meloen bab
Baieru uno @u&tembers einen balotaen
Mnl9luB at, ben peutiben Bunp min:
i9en ; p6brenb bic 4iberolen In Wln
den uno @tutteart nur cine &suiton III
rer Staat5 @:onititutipnen %oerlangen.
Der 5erjc9 Mmaceus Terpinano Ma>
ria .. No'ta, ipeiter Sobn pe8 &IniBs
Vic.pr emanuel. 1T Spanfens t~euetet
&ron @anptcat uno erpattet Die Hcetez
rune in Maprio cab preuben otele @anz
pipatur biQ!yen miro.
@amfae, %. Sftpter.
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MeNubIitanfih

Man febt bierauS, bab es bel Der De-
mofrotte ni@t6 alS leere @orte finp, uno
teine Tbateu. @te IN New>gort 70 aud
In Minne1ota. ,-rr
DpnneQy unb bic Demetraten brau>
den @timuen urp ni0en Diel Don &e>
former, Mbnabn,e ber @teuerlaf unb Ell
men, 9rpeen bempfratil@en MtQentuu1 3u
er3dblen. Mber e6 beibt bel tbaea nur !:
&i&tet eu@ mad 1neinen @orte>, uuo
ni9t nq9 aefren Gbaten 49,
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Mn un]ere Mbonnenten.

Da @ele 3u tenjent9en @rtifeln 9ez
b5rt bic oer Drudtr INNER brau9t e6
unS aber nt@t m19li@ 1T, BET jepeu1
Mbonnentsn in perlen ooriulpre@en, 10
baben wtr fol9enre 9erren ermd@tist,
@eteer fir un6 In Gmpfano 3u nebmen.
&Qe 3uittun9en weroen BON oieler
SfFee pirsft au6sefelt uno fSnnenMbonz
nenten, bic an einen Der MEDITERRANEAN
a9entsn sablen> bielelbe mad um8ebynoer
NpE bel rsm(elben in @mpfan9 nebnen.
@tr perpen BON jebt an jeoen Monat
un}ert Bidder na9leben uno NQen bic
Elm 9anieS Sabr uno barI<
Der @6ulote fnp &e6nun9 5ulenpen.
Bir bitten rie @%mpfdn9er, }obalo als
m59li1 3u bsri9ti9en. Btr baben bte>
fen Y!an auf @un16 pieler unierer
Mbpnnenten apsptirt uno wpuen bpHen,
baB er Don Muem gut enlightenment miro.
Ct wtrr, rpenn eetreultd aus9eflbrt Can
un8 iell IS ni6t feblenD spet DEFENDERS
quite @i1fun9ea baben, ndmli@ erten6
bic, baB fsin Mbprnent obne e8 3u merfen
tfefer als fir tin Sabr in Saulo Sera>
tben fam uno spettens, bab mir ni@t
timer NIT leeren Tal6en Dor Gau>
1enbe 3dblencen 8u@@@entp's fBen>
mt0en unb un6 Gus purer &er3weifun9
btnter ben Sbren fraBen> neil MIR bel all
ben @~usRdnren niht mi1en> no bas
@elo fir bic Yapterre@nun9 bersuz
nebmen.
Mtnneapolts - a. &npblau&.
GbryRal Gate - ~. 8rpbS.
New tlm - ST.. Gprfer.
@tiQwater - 6. &attenburs.
@inpua - % IT.. &eub.
&ebrtn8 g. 6. emily.
5enbn}pn MbamB Bud.
Gbaata - s. SPIES.
Carver - D M. g IitI9ta.
Settings - pfeifer
Nantato s. $. 5%artman.
ct. peter so M. g himmeL.
goun8 America -@ebr. Adernt a n n.
@acrnta -Spbn Bebrenftlt.
Jartbault g. 6ledene
9utbinisn =, Blazing.
Waba{baw 49, g GO. q. QaYe8.
&eets 2anbina - {. 9 annemann unb
@. % atttrt9.
ct. glsub 81. @9Gneman.
Dbettns s. Bobbarb.
SNee-Spbn 9edtman.
Watertpwn 8 8 81 u d.
Gsdforb s 2ube9er.
8o9efer - g .. 8aiblY.
5anb Greet 10. @ebrins.
&c Sueur S. g. Maa9.
Drpntenae $. @9netper.
Hapen Strean1 &c. st E d..
Belle Ylaine s. MeBneE
Yrairte Mpunb -Spbn @rDt1@.
DULUTH - 5ermann OSWALD.
Glatrmpnt - 6. 8uebrins.
DrsGesiQe -pbiL Dre1fel.
Sberls'S Corner &C. Yppptb.
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utullWuu eOtu ceVHcel tD uNler
ben Sff5ieren wel&e BET MeB fapitulir<
ten.
@an elaubt oab 8asatne f& su Ma<
poleun mad Bilbelm6b6be be9ebet1 miro.
Die partier 2uftbaQon yo7en fnb felt
elmer @oGe etn9ete4t wprps'7,
8rIHeQ TT ba6 6aupt1 aartier ber@nz
bdneer oe6 8onaparti6mus uno btlpet
bier pa6 5aus Der @rdfn @alewsff ben
@entrolpunft ibrer 3ulammenfunft.
General Sheridan mar in8r16eu uuo
bat f@ auf eine @etie mad Stalien beee<
ben.
Die Mttolieoer Der propilortl9en &e>
9ierun9 in SourS btelten @amtas Na@t
einen Staat8 &atb. Mm foleeuben
Mor9en purbe BON {bnen cine Yrotlama<
ton an ba6 @plf erla6en, III tpel9er BE
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The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-07-13

THERE is yet Seventeenth Amendment
coming. Under the fifth paragraph of the
Federal Constitution, mo person except a
natural-born citizen" is eligible TO the PreSi-
dency. Senators Casserly and Schurz, for
instance, can never, as the Law now stands.
aspire to that high office; whereas the negro
preacher from Ohio, who sits for Mississippi,
is entirely eligible. This being a plain
distinction OF race, color and previous condi-
ton, an amendment is in order TO remove the
inequality. All native-born negroes have a
right which is denied all naturalized whites,
and 1t Is a little surprising Mr.. Sumner should
not ere this have delivered an address on the
accursed spirit of caste as here shown.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-07-13

A RAsr-sighted man walked of the bridge
into the Kehnebeck river, and upon being
miraculously saved was 'darna.ion glad he
didn't lose Gis cane and specs -
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-07-13

CEDAR CREEE.-Latestin intelligence from the
Cedar Greek mines is more hattering than
that received from there lately The water
has subsidized to such degree that work can
be prosecuted in the mines without much in
convenience. 1t is estimated that there are
over 1000 men employed in them ai present.
in s6Ins Races and fine in other. Three
fourths OF the present population ARE nneIn-
ployed, but it Is thought that all will find
work after while. The road, which has
hitherto been the worst feature about the trip
90 those mines, is now reported to be in ex-
cellent conditiOn.-BgiSe NetrS
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-07-13
nits. ANNA 3. BROOKS.

MlLLlNER AND DRESSMAKER,
Fourth Street. adjoining nr. Tcrry's pruE store.
ELMO, Nevada.
New Goods OF the --latest Fnsh,ous. IT..
tciNed Every w,,h, u,,lIu
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-07-13

ACCORDING TO Governor Geary l,5O0, 600
according to Admiral PoEtee 200, OO0--work-
men are now unemployed because of the de-
PRECISION in our shipping interests. Taking tho
smaller estimate as the correct one-assuming
the value Of these men (not their wages) 10 be
% per day-We have daily loss to the eoun-
try of ~, 100000, or yearly loss of the enor-
nous sum Of 81 ,40i, co., 900. That these men
are ont of employment is chargeable solely 10
the tariff. and Tins we have, as one of the
items of indirect taxation inflicted by the tar
IN, the sum Of fourteen hundred d5si four mil
botss per year! Is il any wonder that times
are hard Ia the United States? E-
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-07-13

M.RIsyIILE REvIyEp.-When we used TO
bye in Marysyilie, the aspiration OF the inhab-
itsuts was, oh. Tor the rslilr0adg' and the
place kept running down, down, all the while.
Now they have the railroad, two trains south
and one northwsni eseTy day, and the town is
coming mp quite as rapidly The old inhabi-
tants, who hung out through the hard times,
are in high hopes Of the future, and they will
not be disappointed. There is no more de-
lightful place in California than Marysyille
with itsIspresiing shade trees, climbing vines,
fragrant gardens and generous people
Figaro.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-07-13

Rev. De Prick, Of England, lately delir-
cred sermon in London, IN which he spoke
Of his experience in America as follows:
stopping on one occasion at a junction, be
dinner Aterward, going to the clerks OF
nee, be entered his name, Thomas Price,
Baptist minister, AberdAle.' oh, sir said
he, i guess you re minister guess so
too, said /. Well he said. you have only
half TO pay The dinner is eighty cents; II
you pay forty YOU get free OF the other forty
'on what principle is THAR said 1; and said
he. We give fifty per cent of to ministers and
editors Indeed said /, L happened TO be
an editor, too. Editor of WHAT of Ser,A
CymrU' Don't know the paper; where's it
publisher In Wales i don't know it;
but you're IN editor, are your Well guess
We are about square, exactly Isaid, Ireally
think .Ahs l will come again on those terms
Come whenever you ike, and We viii treat
you on those terms.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-07-13
THE ELKO INDEPENDENT.
EEoaEsDaT. July II. $40.

LxAp.-ATheee hasbo a lars,. filling OF in
the lead production Of the Western lead mines.
Not many years ago they sapp,ir1 nearly the
whole country. Nov. the Nest alone con-
sumes, for various manufacturing purposes
1900 tons while IL prodacss so.rsiy II, ooo
The whoiA amount eorSnmeif2Ast yesxr In the
United States was more than 50 90 tons 70
per cent. Of which was imported The de-
creased production OF the Irspes OF wSseonsia,
Illinois, Iowa. Missouri and frkarsasis doubt
less due TO the exhaustion Of the surface beds,
necessitating deep shzfting. expensive ma
chinery aud large capital Ia order % reach the
ore.-0paAa H5tss6
Give us srailroad from Elko to the Colorado
rivez, and, with = small amount of capitAl ju-
thciously expended, the eastern tier Of counties
in the State Of Nevada would yield more lead
each month than al the above enumerated
States do in year. and Of quality superior
to thai obtained in quantity from any Other
source in the world, the Per centAge Of precious
metal carried net only paying for refining but
all expenses incurred in extracting We have
number Of mining districts, AT present CON-
Paratively idle, which. with railroad facilities
for transportation, e0uI each Be made 10 yield
70. 600 tons Of lead annually The soossSntly
increasing demand for this metal must ere long
lead to the opening up Of The vast lead fields
OF Eastern SsSAdAie the markets Of the world
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-09-19
STOVES, RANGES, ETO.

OWES, 1NNGESI ! Cs
THE AMERICAN STOVE AND HoLLOWWARR
Il COMPANY, PHILADELPHIA,
IRON FOUNDERS,
Successors to North, Chase q North, Sharpe &
Thomson, and Edgar L. Thomson,)
Manufacturers OF STOVES, HEATERS, THOM
SONS LONDON KITCHENER, TINNED, ENA
MELLED, AND TON HOLLOWWARE.
FOUNDRY, Second and Mifilin Streets.
OFFICE, 200 North Second Street
FRANKLIN LAWRENCE, superintendent
EDMUND b. SMITH, Treasurer.
JNO. EDGAR THOMSON,
President. JAMES HOEY,
62Tmwf6m General Manager.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-09-19
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
By virtue and in execution Of the powers contained
In a Mortgage executed by
TIE CENTRAL PASSENGER RAILWAY
COMPANY

Of the city Of Philadelphia, bearing date o
eighteenth day Of April, 1868, and recorded In thC
ONCE for recording deeds and mortgages for tn,
city and county OF Philadelphia, in Mortgage Bool
A. c. H., No. 56, page 465, ETC., the undersigned
Trustees named IN said mortgage