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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-09-01
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[3uberetten, 1T cine &unt, ,peI9e auf rnebs
Eren @aeleetntla nod thinner 3u Foriren
i@eint. Die ~2onbpn Ntps" trtnst cine,
pteien punft betrefenbe Mittbeilung pot,
ftan35ilaen Matreftn> bic auf eineIol9e
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per @iloen tomnt, betra9tet tpirb: 70 fel
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tbren Mtttbetlun8e1 enntniir1,nlt has eng
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fangeneu ausgewdbIt war, entbauptet,
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bte6 9eltab, rpurce cine @rube bon J
yarb &iefe unb Elm Yaro Dur9me6er
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fleicet uni. Gin, mddttse6 9pl3feuer earin
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nod rreue @teine na@9emorfen, big enbz
lid bae 9olj In Mfde D%ertpanoelt nnb
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ren.5 Der &6rper wurbe 'bteranf IN etpa
fu6lange Stlde 3erle9t bie@e in aroma
tii9e: Bldtter 9eblQt nit StIfen ,Ypn
&ofoSnu0en uno anperen trepfi@enGri@~
ten 9euepsts in bic @rube; 9ewprfeu unp
ipdter 3ulebt NIT @rce> gut 5useeedt.
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@ert@t ;als ferttg wieeer aus9efdarrt
uup beim Gtfmable NIT wabrer 2uf Don
ben @ileen peri9lun9en. Nur &rieoer
waren bel Mable anwelenb, ,tnoem Die
@eiber ni@t wGroi9 9ea@tet perpen an
folder @6teripeiie tbeilsunebmenl.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-09-01

= Die iineie Godter Der Grau s.:
6. Ebompion ma&te legten @amita9 in
Der Ndbe Der @elipen3 ibrer Mutter auf
DaYtons BLUFF einen Spa3ierritt olS has
Yferp bur9 einen ,be1enpeu &1ter i6eu
aemadt bic ju9enolide &eiterin abwarf.
Das Mdp@en fam 9lddii@erweile NIT
elmer nibt sefdbrli&en &cpfwunee ba<
xon. .~l~ q"
Die 6anpelSfammer bate ge(te1rr
in ibrer @iBuns cine ldnse,e Debate
iiber ben 8au pom neuer, @etreipeG lepa>
tors. GS murpen 3npei Committee ,,erz,
nannt I'm, fit Elm pai1enbe8 @runbfud,,1
lomie 8auplan fiji, @rri9tune Der Gltpa<;I
tors Der &amrter einen Beri@t pprsule,
aer @oytnpie ..einenrI plan III ipel9er :5a@eiis'
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tpercen, foQen. =. =, ~. !. q a> ,4,,4 2'; e = 1 ~ i !
= BiaiefA4eecsrcien 4ne8 pstltdfes,
so. SO. Sadlpn Strobt., re-" Z ,s = - - ~ ~
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paenie rpurbe leBte ISOLDE pom Staate
cine 5aenfunss<l 1rtunpe sor nabe250),sss
600 Mder 2anp auSsefeut ;u pel@en.
Die @ompa9nte 1bet goQenoun8 ibrey.
8abn berebtiBt mar rs, i - 5.es. = =
- Die pbtapapbia GreurFoniasn
be9abenr f6 am 9amfaa nit, etneun lGrsz
fra 3uee Ter 5iouri @itY 3Babn mad,
Mabelia. 115 Mttlen pom ct: paul unu
benz, jeBieen 1ermtnus BET Babn; %Sllno
febrten am Nbeno, mad St. paul 3urtd.
T.. Die County @emmilionerss baben
ben ,@ontratt fir ben Bau5 zines Mrmen~
baulsS fir $4,000 NIT s. Mearben OBJ
9eidlu0en. %>>' ,@-"S" ~ .. 4 IT. =: -. =
- Garmer 1outen Sic or5ete Sprgfnlt
auf Die &einisun9 ibrss @eiSens Yerpeas
BEN. .Selbit FER idperte 9 Mei;en miro
in @biea0e nidt als No:#1. flaiff,irt
tpenn ers ni6t poQfommen fret BON alller
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fannie unrsta&ti9e 9otelwirtb SER Nuz
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Yaul 6aus", an Germ @bartesS Gabe,
perfauft unp miro 2eBterer has 6ote]
nd@fen @amfas &benp abernebuten.
per1onal Mott3. - Ser s
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&ole, tetrte eefern. Abenp bon elmer Sc,
i1dftSretie mad tern Often aQtrp Ct elmer
0roben @orratb BON 9erbf unb @inte,
&leipern einsetauft. @etter8 IN eintssr
Gaeen, wenn re 8aaren onlanaen.
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Girma Mutrba&, Sind u. S@efer II
Dienfa8 &benb moblbebalten pom feline
europdii&tn Tour bier ein9etrpftu..
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-09-01

StaatSsHeut9tetten

6ennepin, County blslt ,lekten
Samtae feline ittputlitanif$t Golntp
Gonssnttotsa ts pdblte fplssnpt D&lf!ee9as
tion ,urY YiaruTG onDepNsM:: HFM
tsttdntS Vto. 3. &eitbS 8utter, 9.
81. @rpF, S. lGbale. e. g. pertins. 8.
y. Ylnntn1er urt D..s&yon: e ttthltitig
'tpp!uree foleences County Eidet nont>
Isl Sd, 16sdisy1 j y9pA{s w.. a a,qgs d#g
81. @aI, uni. Q. Us, unbsrpeep, IA ,.,A,
s es Mpbitor :.'@apt. S. S9dftEss ssssas a,s,
I Mnralt: .. 8. Secombe, '"' - ""' ~
al, I: @gtfer: s2ssp. apinthmerD essAns1
FL 'sv Sberif: Geo, s.. Sebnlpp>,
@propnsir' saDor.& s.; Bisdieinn..,'s y sgs,s| q,
Y Die Deleaoteu. finn, ber Mou1inotiiooa
@eneral @uerius fir @on9reB eln1is.
/, !" 9Th .eSrrsenieur> Corps Der Mctc
YacifceG iienbabng omp,tast,,iie ttsnalf sem
@ese ,ta@ @eoseto,pu um, bic @ermel
flung elmer eirsdten Niute pon@ ser9etpma
mad Sort 8ertbolo am Mi6ourt sprsu<
rebt1er. '%
t''.-- Nntretp Mewrntl IT, BON Mc&eob
County >purbe lebte Monta9 Na@t bur@
ben Blib teiddot8t. Sein @ef@t uub
Skren Inp dtart o~erbrarnt;, q Il 81 s as 81 s s1,s
2ebte Mittwo@ -Na@t fbra9en
Dfebe In bic 8art Sprt CIR &inyon,' III
@aieca ein> erbraden bic @afe urb fab
lei? $4,000" 8is jebt fat mai, pieDiebe
ri@t entpedt. ''@ ''5'7:'
III III ! DOUGLAS Counts, tpdblte. s. $.
@ontete, Bapn Bradley unb y 6,
.Solbers alsDeleSaten' gut repuM. DtRritt
&onSentipn ami 1. September.
- 6reebprn County bat laut Genius
cine 8ep5lfetun9 son beinabe 1880 u.
Gartbault County 9817.
Sn benz procee btr M1rter @ep.
Nortbrups, rpel9er tn Der oersar9ens1l
ISOLDE in benz Difrtet @eri@t in Dulutb
Y~erbanoelt tpurpe, fanben 'bie @el1more>:
men Stotelp be6 Moroe6 int 3~tpeiter
@rabe l9ulptg. Die 8ertbeibi9un9 bat
auf einen ,1euen Yro3eB an9etra9en.
Mc@apern ter Ibeilnabn,e ant Morbe
ans'fla9t wurbe ron ben @tl@wprener,
fret9elpro9m.
+ Die @erbanoluteen .se9en Courtney
,paulinj ,unp '&ouddsr,4 tglei@fau6:5 Der
1Tbeiltnbute an, jenem Morbe anaetlaet,
bas IDifriet @eri9t op,, Stanley iine at,
@ounty gum pruseb iberpiieilens ltruoroer..
-2eBten @onnta9 >uurbe in @inpna
bic teue ct. Gbomas Stride 9 ilapf
@race ein9eweibt. 1862
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Grnennung 3urn6 afen>G Solicitor I ssp'nDlu<
lutb ab9elebnt.. S9|ssa = III. a.: ~ ,
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-09-01
Sic &ripn6Iuff hpr hput9hett

Die &rieeSlult Der beutlden SUI
gent @ien6 itetet BON Sag 81 Sag;
nannentli9 III Stubenterfreile len 1dld9t bic
.BegeitsrunS in beIen Glamuaen auf ;
Ste preubi19e @e}anpi9aft iowpM als
.Sie| Sierrei@ifden Grill unbt @iIttdrz
BebSroen nereen befhirmt UNI Grwir>
fun9 ter 8epiQi9un9 gum @intrttte in
caS rorspeuti@e 8unbesbeer. 9eute
fr(b, er3db1t' pie@urr. g., fam ein9ari@@
aelt, BON etrpa pier3ebn Sabren IN bic
Mlertaltrne an1 Sanjufrasen, ob ct nt9t
8at beutlden Nrnnee an9enomraen xerpen
,f6tnt.9'' ga ttr relplute Singing peus
a%naelprsdentn SffBteren 9efel. 10 Iee er
fe lid in ,ptitere GrSrteruneeu nit benz
1elten en-. Der '&nabe 1T a96n3lsd oerz
tpdiR. Grin @ater mar t. t. Sd9er
|Dberk<utenant unp feel 1859 III Stalien
eesen bic 6ran3elen, feline Muttsr ftarb
aus @raua. Das bulFols&inb ta alter
pps, ca. bier Sabren puree BON eineu1
MilitdrzS DIR . Beamten aufseaputmen
uni er5oeen.. SEPT .piu Ter 9an9e, als
Ni&er }etnea @aterS 9eeen bic Tran3o<
i{en sieben ! Ale @orfeQun9en ber Sffz
siere> taB er bier ni&t alentirt mereet
EfRnne, hieben rerfclslos. ST metnte
Elhlie6lid, e. noble fdt tour@ktttelna na&
EDenti9larb. UNI nur a%nstt'oua11en 81
m.rptn. Man bra@te tba gu ieinen
pfeee> Gltsrn., Nn 10. 9ali speen utele
tDeuti9e mad benz prater, nm ben Oh
Fiaiso init iieben ASalsspis 3dfeinern
tbrei GpmptoirtitGn uno eier a55onoper.
lfetn) ~ feiern.> Man6t, @el9dfte bie1
1baben r1omentoa etaptnplt9tn Manse
an Nerlonale "a Ytele beoienfete. preu:
len, Sa@len. 8atern. @Irtembex8er &c
nabss!5auie. e'ltft1y UNI unter bic Tabns'
iu treten. ~ use5
Sn Scr q u trat Dor beut' gbi
n,arl@ ieieeS 8ataiupnS Ser hi 1eirel
2euten isbr beliebte Chef no3u1al6 %
pie 6rn1t unb bielt nod eint furse Gelp
prepiaL san3 In 3ietben>M anter, bte mi
folaenpem &ernipru@ enbttts: v&tnbe'
Gur@t fennt .se5br ni@t. Aber POI. be
|S4tn&t If breterlet gut: Elm retne6 sc
ntftH, Elm fur,e6 @ebet unb Elm rt4tt9s
l|@dnap6 r. Mu1 1pnf trpdent Dpetri
!. mart, Ste Notwithstanding, .,pttfpd
rem jebt 6un,pr In. QeibA. Gin Brea
lauer preft6or bat an bic 9b4re au ltl
, mem ubitprium fslSenpen fur5 urb bdr
. Big laait..rptnn Anfdla9 sa,,sebefttts 80
, tie 6erren Stupireneen jett ettpasBe0i
res 3u tbun baben, als ins .Goles
lauftn erfldrt ID useiae gprltiunsen f
ge&lcGtn."
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-09-01

PM Veu&eIevl 9e9epeU pQpeu, cQB pIe
Mru1te, pel&e auf Yoris@lo r1ar(dirt,
nt@t einbaltena ioQ.s sNastrere' 0ehttdle
fnb ieoc& Der Ani@t MeWlabon 3uerf
aus fttner poition III ipertreiben unp
bani1 ben Marf@s mad paris fertjuie<
ben.
Cine srobe unt blutiee S@la&t foQ
Sonnta0 Mbenb bel Mou0on ca LOU
wabrideinlia M,ou3p1 H. keieen]t Be-
besonnsn babeu. Mu6 Gem 56anptquars
tier les &1nies &pirb ,9eunelbet. .baB :s3ur
Ielben Belt Elm @efedt ;tpif4etl Dem ,33te,t
la@fi9enn'G apauerteR eginenall nit ffrar3.
@ba0eure itattgefunpen unpGrfere sefs9t
babet. ,'"'' ~ "' ,''@I 3" '''9 e. $50 ta3,.s e
Der G;omtnarbeur ber@baftuyrs5,,p,,uupytbp.e
pertpunpets unb 9efan9en" 9etntpn,mheln.
Gbenfo tpurten bic fran3Sfl@tn @enez
rdle Greiharo uno 8ourbant sertpuns
bet. '.:3-&ta's =" :. 49,,
Gerner bat f& Elm @eft&t bel @barle<
ptQe, oberbalb Me3ters %entlponneu. ,5 !, \ 3
Bon Yaris 1T Gin Corps pom, 10000
Mat1n abSe9ar9en, UNI ft6 McMabpns
Nrrtee anjui@lieben. Z 3 ,.o5 - 3 :: :s 5ns@s'.
Gin @erl@t son Bar le DUO laot tab
Napplepn In: MeB einsei9lo0en 1T, mdbz
reno anbereN a@rt@ten ra65 auptquartier
beS &aiiers mad @ou3tfrs perlesen.
@eitere Depelden beri@ten, ba6 SIC
0labpn i'm Mrbenner @atbe If, unbBa>
game 3wil@en MeB uno Gtain> unb taB
@enral @teinmeB n6rblid BON ,Meb
naari@(rt, uu1 MeMlabpn. gu perbinbern
tas beuti&e Corps tpeldes Meb bela9ert
ju n1oletiren. * 81. =. t..:.5ss."r III :
Die ptutl9tn Stdbte firb NIT franz.
@efan9eneu> wel@e lebr LIBERAL bebanoelt
tperoen, an9eflQt.
Cine 2onooner rDepel9e mel9e Elm
~&e lQn1e" rer Sperationen Der teutl @en
Mrn1ee 9tebt l9liebts sba1elbeu init ben
Worten, 'bae~ am listen, tn Der
Sdla@t bel @rapelotte> ete Deut<
|1aen BET @onnenuntersanS bic q NJ
b6ben fQrmten unb bic Tran~
ic1en auf tbrer 9anten 9tnie
BIS unter fbte &er d M n
gen Bel Meb aurIdtrteben.
Gin Correspondent idretbt an, 20 ten.
Der Grfole Der frans. @aftn bdn9t jeBt
Don BEN &%ecrutten al mel9e fir
bic neue Mrmee In Yaris orsanifrt tper:>
ben. 100000 gut crsaniirte Gruppe1
be1noen f19 in Der Stabt unb> elm neueS
Corps pirb In Qypne pr9arilrt. i
partS berettet ii9 fir ten8 elaeerun9s>
3uItano Sor, unt BE @onfufon 1T grenz
3enlos. Das &rie98zM iuiferium pirb
uad Gcur6 Derle0t tpercen.
Da6 u@ieele" last: bic Mi1Ion bes
prin3en NapolernS na9 Gloren; betano
III einem @erlu@ bic Dpnaitte Na<
ppleuns gu fl@ern> 9let@1iel wa6 aus
Granfrei@ weroen m1Be. Sn ben Sc
fdn1ni0ens Don paris perom 1000
gtrionen ais @ptone Der peutl@en Mrz
NEE tn 6aft sebalten. " ~ ~. ~ - ~
Cine ,parilrr Depeide tatirt 20. Nue.
Mtttterno,@t, laat ..ete. Mrbeiter
Don pariS baben i9 gut, Vertbetot9un9
oer Staot a%naeboten. Man alaubt pab
eefern (Montaa) wdbrenp pes gam
gen Ta9es cine 9robe Sdla@t in, Der
Ndbe ypr McntmebY 9el9laeer
wuroe, unp eaB bic Deutlden innerbalb
Der lebten ;wei Sage cine 9robe &ru,ee
bel &etbel @ousiers unb Montmetp tonz
3entrirten. 6ofen mir pab ldpn sptt
nd@ften Stunpen' unS etnen SieB beut<
l9er @afen brtn9er. d" a. y q.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-09-01

Die on9efauften Bonbs repralentiir'ea1i
einer partpsrtb Yon StO9, 050>000 BE
Yrannien, nnbp ,aufaelqufenen 3inlen ST.
529,508..5f7.. Der Minperbetra!9 tnRa6e
am 1:5ult' 1870 betrd9t'$ Sc, ~, 868,75,
BET tgtttii&e l1eberi4ub in 'Biaanijabre
:$119131,425.45.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-09-01

Ote Oo1alSy1so{e1te1s 0taauUt61 se1s
r!ol s0a 90 trnessgs sasaaf5 ass $40
Daes 66aadb3n&iniferiuus kat besnfQla
9enof 8itanSsberi Gutan,pss,palsun8 IN:
bttla15ldbse pom 1863 bic gif:1
JUL 870iptrtTtntlidt Ut stirb
Gtnnabmen. ~
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aus benz etass4islns uni dAl1 H3ftae
10 et"'fet ts s' rs sssa tF sIs'asarisrssle. = 1 s7es2l2as So,
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sra .msAn.. $41s.7O5,56o.75
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The Shasta courier., 1870-01-15
Punishment or Guarantees.

After the surrender of the Confederate
armies the Administration or Government
was considerably exercised as to the best
policy to pursue towards the vanquished.
The extreme radicals insisted that treason.
capital crime, could not be made odious,
without administering the severest penal
Ties " on the guilty-demandei the trial
of the principal rebel leaders by military
commissioner. which would result Ia GER
tain conviction and execution On the
other hand, the msiorl.y oi the oval people
were in favor OF nider terms-wished to
see the arch-eader o the rebellion severely
punished, bat favored amnesty to the thou
sands almost as responsible for the woes
and losses incident to the uniu,tifable and
causeless civil war Of four years duration.
The Government finally decided upon the
mlder policy, preterring guarantees for the
future to that Of extreme punishment
Tie Government, therefore, in its work of
reconstruction, demanded certain condi-
tons Of the people Of the States desirous
of resuming their former relations to the
Union. The nature of these terms are
ldLHllldT. All Vi llIC Sp.Cdlltu OOuICuGidte
States readily accepted the conditions pro-
posed except three-G Georgia Mississippi
and Texas-and these States, or communi-
ties, are still outside the pale Of the Union.
Apparently Georgia is the most obstinate
of the trio, and Congress has passed sup
Elemental reconstruction act, with the view
to force the guarantees originally decided
upon as necessary and essential to the
dignity of government, and due to that
principle of loyalty which every govern
ment must maintain to hold its sovereignty.
The course of Georgia the past four years
warrants the belief that she would shun
altogether the penalties of treason. Hav-
ing escaped physical punishment by the
leniency of the Government, her rebel
chiefs appear to assume the position that
she should come back into the Union
without a single guaranty for her good
behaviour in the future Georgia went
out of the Union, fought four years TOR
independence, but finally surrendered
but the Confederate Interpretation of her
conquest seems to be, as interpreted by
herself, that she triumphed instead of be-
ing conquered. [-Marysville Appeal.
The Shasta courier., 1870-01-15
S III ASIA COURIE ER.
The New York Tragedy.

The telegraphic dates of the Sd and 4th
gave the following announcement and de
tails of terrible tragedy in New York
s.ty:
a terrible tragedy, recalling in some Of
its features the famous Helen Jewett mur-
der, but invested, IN addition, with shad-
ows of dark mystery, occurred at SO,
Elizabeth street, last evening, at house
of assignation kept by Mrs. Beck
Among the visitors to the occupants of
the back room, every Sabbath afternoon
for the pest five months, have been an un-
known gentleman and a closely yelled lady
Nothing was known Of the parties by Mrs
Beck, except that the man engaged the
room every previous Saturday, and that
the mysterious woman, whose face she had
never seen, met him at the usual time
Last evening, at $50 o'clock, pistol shots
were heard in the chamber Mrs. Beck
and policeman hastily broke in the door,
and found the man lying on the floor, in
sensible, with pistol shot through the
right temple. His companion, a hand
some and apparently refined and intelligent
lady, was lying near him with a ghastly
wound in the left temple. The lovers were
taken to the Bellvieu Hospital, where they
died shortly afterward without speaking
a word to clear up the mystery. From
papers found in their pockets it is believed
that the man was named George Bauman,
and the woman, Annie Mcnamara. Both
were school teachers in Brook lyn.
Later-The terrible love tragedy in
Elizabeth street excited general interest
yesterday To-day fresh developments
were made | is now evident that the
cause of the murder and suicide WIS fear
upon the part of the murdered man that
he would soon be deprived of the means of
continuing his intimacy with his victim
The parties were school teachers in Brook
lyn, the man Bauman acting as principal
Of the same school in which Miss Me
Namara or Mrs. Allenmargo was assistant
Bauman has wife living, who informed
reporter yesterday that her husband was
good man until the school mistress won lis
affections from her Mrs Allemargo was
the divorced wife of Il dissolute Spanard.
The Shasta courier., 1870-01-15
An Ohio BricExIayer Finds His
wife in Peculiar CirCun-
stances.

In the year 1862 there lived at Akron
90 young bricklayer who had wife.
They lived together quite happily for "a
while, but of sudden the husband dis
appeared and came out to the West. 1t is
not recorded that he made any money
he did not write to his wife from the year
1862 to the year 1869
The husband drifted hither and thither
Working a little here, he went yonder
having good job to-day, tomorrow saw
him out of money and out of elbows AT
last the tide-whether its ebb or food we
know not-which had been bearing him
as waif since 1862, brought him safely
to Kansas City. He sought for work and
obtained it. In looking about for board
the man who employed him said
Come to my house If you live as
live, you are welcome"
The bricklayer went; washed his hands
on the back porch, entered the dining room
and sat himself down by the stove few
moments to warm A woman entered,
gazing as one fascinated upon the brick
layer, approached him nervously, and cried
out
My husband ~
" My wife p was the philosophical an
swer; but what do you do here p
1t was indeed their first meeting since
1862. Explanations followed The hus-
band was by no means hard to appease-
The wife, it appears, had followed his
employer from her home in Ohio, was liv-
ing with him as his wife, and for a consid-
ertlon the righful husband concluded not
to disturb the exising relations. He still
boards in the house-which is situated on
the levee, near the Pacific Railroad depot
and works for the man who still retains
possession of his former wife Kansas
City Times
The Shasta courier., 1870-01-15
ADVERTISERS DIRECTORY.
LIST CORRECTED MONTHLY.


D. WE'LL & BROTHER, Dealers in Dry Goods
Clothing, Main Street
A. GROTFEND co Dealer in Dry
Goods Clothing & Groceries, Main Street.
JOSEPH IsAACS. Dealer in Dry Goods &
Clothing, Main Street.
c. C. BUSH & co, Dealer in Groceries &
Provisions, Main Street
DANIEL LYNCH, Dealer in Groceries L
Provisions, Main Street
sCAMMON q TIFFIN, Wagon making 4
Blaeksmithing, Main Street
SAMUEL IsAACKs, Blacksmithing Main
street.
SAMUEL RICHARDS, .Blaeksmithing and
WaSon-making, Main street.
JOHN V. SCOTT, Empire Hotel, Main Steet.
D. Fl. DUNN, Boarding House.
MRS. H. L. GREENE, Hotel, Main Street
A. COLEMAN, Dealer in Hardware, Fuse. &c,
Main Street.
E. VOLUNTINE. Tinsmith and Dealer in Hard
ware &c, Main Street.
J. N. MANASSE, Books and Stationery, Etc.
Main Street
J. A. DOWNER, Books and Stationery, Etc,
Main Street.
L. WELLENDORFF. Dealer in Drugs, Med
icines, Etc, Main street.
VIM. Fl. DUNN. Lively Stable and Coral,
Main Street
0. & C. STAGE CO.. Jno Craddock, Agent.
Office Empire Hotel.
GRANT TAGGART, Shasta and Weaverville
Express Line, Office Empire Hotel
IN
Greek Saw Mill.
0. P. WOODWARD, Proprietor of the Spring
Dreek Saw Mill.
CHANDLER MOYLAN, Livery Stable Main
Street.
COMsTOCK & MARTIN, Commission Mer-
chants, Red Bluff
RANTZAU & SHAW, Commission Merchants
Red Bluff
SAM JAYNES. Agent California Steam Navga-
ton Company Red Bluff
C. c. SCEBoTEB, Saddle & Harness Maker
Charter Oak Nam Street.
/. GARREcHr.& Co, Meat Market, Main
Street.
J. Z. PELHAM. Physician, Office up stairs in
Wells Fargo & Co., building, Main Street.
CHAs a. GARTER, Attorney-at-Law, over
Wells Fargo Cos Office, Main Street.
SAMUEL COOPER. Agent for PhDux and
Home Insurance Companies, Office Main Street,
Shasta.
HENRY IlAHICH, Dealer IN Books & Station
cry, Main Street.
L. LEVIN Il Co., Matchmaker & jewelers.,
Main Street.
f. D0BEGWSKY, Gunsmith & Mac!ius',
Main treet.
A. D0BR0WSKY, Matchmaker and Jewcler,
Main Street.
W. A. SCOTT, rootmaker, Main Street
A. W. BAKER, Expressman.
G. R. KNOX, Saloon, Grcenes Hotel building
The Shasta courier., 1870-01-15
PREPARE FOR THE CENSUS TAKER.

PREPARE FOR THE CENSUS TAKER.-
Next year will occur the great decennial
census of the United States made by the
general government. Persons will be ap-
pointed for every locality in the States and
townships to gather statistics of the inhab-
itants, and of all the agricultural produc-
tions, manufactures, ETC. Each cultivator
will be asked for a concise accurate state
ment of land occupied by him, the number
Of acres, aud the amount of each crop raised
during the year, ending June Both next.
Those who were called on before will doubt
less remember the difficulty in making up
accruate report of the various crops As
these reports viii be called for in June, it
will be necessary to give in the crops gath
cred this fall, and the suggestion that we
would now make, that cultivators write
down, while fresh in mind, the lumber Of
acres under cultivation, the number of
acres of each kind, the amount per acre,
and the gross amount The milk product
also, and the amount of pork, beef, ETC.,
will be asked Tor, as well all kinds of fruits
etc