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The New York herald., 1870-05-08

chants and manufacturers
1t will be understood that the moral stand
ing of nations in this age depends greatly
upon their material status. Hence those ele-
ments Of material greatness that we have
named must also be considered as elements of
moral power. But among the purely moral
forces of Professionalism the school house and
the church take the lead. While Protestant
ism cannot in any sense be considered as
monopolizing The intelligence Of the age, every
form Of knowledge has been aided and
advanced by it so that the masses
Of mankind are to-day more intelli-
gent, and we believe, all things con-
sidered, more happy and contented than they
ever were before. After the church and the
school house comes the newspaper as q moral
agent. Its power and usefulness are un-
doubted and undisputed. Never was force
more completely master Of the situation than is
the daily newspaper in moulding and fashion
ing the ideas, pursuits and purposes OF
men. The greatest degree Of civil, reli-
gious and political liberty exists in those
countries where schools, churches and news
papers are most abundan. There is also
greater love for the Sabbath and its institu-
tions, and q stronger reverence for the aged
and affection for the young and the feeble among
them. Asylnms are furnished for the poor
and the needy, the aged and the infirm
That is one of the greatest boasts OF ou
Christian civilization of this century tina
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-10-20
5uinot6.

Inter ber neuen Gintbetlun9 ber &e>
prdientantenzD ifrifte bes @taates Suis
ncis na@ Mabsobe Ter @enluSaufnabme
>pirb taS nd&ne& observation-disclosures BON
SQinois 1873 Mit9lieper baben, >popon
% ouf @oof @ounty, einl@lieblt& @bi>
ta9o, fommen.
Oh Bep6lterun9 bieies. Staatts be>
trd9t 2>529,410, tpdbrenp Der @taat In
1860 muir 1,711,951 Ginwobner 3dblte.
Sn SQinois purpsn im Sabre 1869
5,446,364 Nder 2anp NIT @ell1torn
bebaut, 2,514,632 Mder NIT @eisen unp
2,038,573 older NIT anreren Gelpfri9<
ten.
Man ntmmt an, pae Il, biefeu, SABRE
Q870) ftinfunpsmun3is prostnt ra,br
2anp NIT @elidforu bebaut 1T als i'm
@orjobre bebaut >uaren. SIN @an;en
eenommen wiro Der biesjdbriee Grirag
an 8rpbftd@ten In 9Qtnois ALIEN auf
mebr al6 250,OO0>0O0 8ulbel peran,
l&laet - etwa finfmal - rtel, ale In ben
9eiammten Ser. Staateu bur9j9nittlt9
per Sabr CUR @usfubr 8elan9en.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-10-20
ntn AuefaQ eemu@t uno 0ins ntitseineu1

mel. AusfaQ~ eennu@t uno 8ine nit etneu
Ebetle itiuer Nru,et3 ibtr 9ouoonGbqmpt
unb MelGers, rdbrenb ber, aabere4I bei
Die beutl9e Nrmee oberbalb NelIepiQ'
ansrtf. Die oeutiden Truppen ,pnroer
auf beioen &i@tun9en BON Ba3aine &c:
l@la9en, ibr Gelplaser aufsebro&en uni
fe *ielbit mad Yont a Mou0on 3urldee:
i9la9en. Baiaine iou in &bionpiu'
lein. Mu9 ron Yari5 pite 8emelpet
oae Die Yariler einen erfolsrei9enNusfau
9ema9t baben."
Beri&te ron Srleans ia8en, cine gross
S@la@t tebt jecen Mu9enblid bevpr.
@artbalbt 1T gum @bef Der fran;bF|:
iben Gruppen in ben Gpselen ernan11
porben.
Die fran3. Glotte perlammslt lid aberz
mails BET Dunfirf uno bat cine @bmas
pron in Der Morole &c ftationirt. Die Tor5
peros an Ter GlbmQneun9 werben Dor
Neusm pieoer 9ele9t uno ale ancereu
&crtebrun9en 9etrpfsu, UNI ba5 Gtnlauz
Ten trdn5. SDlfe 3u oerDtrDer1.
Cine ~8crltner" Depel@e pom 17ttn
beri&tet: Mari@aQ Bo3aiae bat Gin @n>
erbieteu fir bic Gapitulation BON Met
9emadt uno lo4 Sen. 8oper mad BEN
preub. 5auptquartier in @erlaiQes abse>
san9en fem, UNI Die 8erbanplun9en fiji.
rie capitalization ob;ui&lieben.
Der Grjbilaof pom Sours bat fl@ &C.
rei9ert @eneral @aribalbi, pel@en {,
einen ~Geine Der STRIDE" neunt> 3u emf
pfan9en.
Gin @erl&t, pa6 Trieoens>@ crbanbs
lun9en I'M @an9e 1np, peren 8aiis. bic
@nneftirun9 res @llaB unp 2urembur9s
an Deuti@lanc tileen> fneet pielen
@lauben.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-10-20

X4tktd blprn 3JNSept.-.DerIs Rbtli0g
bate betanntli@sant 80. p.fM. benM arz
outs BE ga NIT ttr 8ilouns zines neuen
Miniferiums beauftrast uno ba6 Mintz
ferium Saloanba enttaGen. Der Mar>
qui5 be ga 1T Miniiter>p rdfcent unp
Winilter be6 &riege5 uno ber Marine>
Marqui8 b'Moila bat ba8 Minifertum
teS Neubern unb Ger Tinan3en.9 err Car
los Bentc bas Wini ferium re6 9ancel6
unp Der ,bfsntli9en Nrbeiten uno Der 8i@
ldof BON @iisu pe6 Miniterium beS
Snnern uno Der Sufis Ibernummen.
Die 0eylhte, raB Der Marldal Don
Salconba In @erbineung NIT benz @ra>
fen penide obern,al6 cine REVOLUTIONARY
.GrbebunS projeetirte, tie tis1e8 Mal Gem
criteren bic &esentl@aft per1dafen loQ!e,
batten iberaQ mebr poer weni9er @laus
ben 8efunoen, ndbrenp Der &1ni9 BON
ben 2oyalitatsYerfberunsen bes Mor<
idaQs pplfommenc suflieceneeitelt iein
loute. Der Worl@all 9laubte ben S.
mig nod einmal berubist 81 baben uno
beeab lt@ auf 1einen 2anbdB na@@intra.
Dort erbielt er bic Na@ri9t leiner Gntz
la0uns unp fam III Golee be7en oeltern
Abeno 3ur Stabt. Na9oem Ct pom ST.
nise in @tlonpa e%mpfan9cn, be9ab {1@
per Marl4au fofort aufs 2ano 3urld,
mie man bebauptete> UNI bort nit benz
@rafen Yeni9e gu confertren. Sn bet
9elammteu prebe ipra9 ii9 9ro6e &C.
%nustbuun9 Iber ZEN SAL bes Ne9inent6
Salbanba aus. Nu1 i'm publtfum,
benz Der Bil@of pom @isen aus unbe<
fannten @eQnben einmal @ertrauen ein<
R6bt 1T pie Grnennun9 Der ,1euen Mtz
nifer 9Qnfi9 aufsenommen woroeu uno
ote 3ente 9in9 ni9t unbebeuteno in bic
56be. Der MariaoQ lett ieitpem ouf
ieinem 2anoiBe in @intra uno bdlt
tpabrl1etnli9 Beratbun9en NIT benz it,
oer Nlbe %pobnenpen @rafen Yenide,
Der nur wobl ni@t nod 8rI0el 0ebsn
blrfte. @alpanba bate ben @orl@lo9
al5 @efanoter na9 2onbcn 3u esben, an
9enontmen ; bieler Yoften mu6te Jpn pez
oen leiner@ emablin> 1pel&e cine sebcrsne
@n9ldnoertn tit unit bel BET Gage Der
Din9e in YartS per %an9enebmte fem.
Gin ibm er9ebenesB latt erfldrt aber por<
ee1ern, pab ct fir jebt nod ni@t eeoente,
pa6 2ano ;u oerla1en. G6 bat baber
ben Mnl@ein, als Oh ct nod etrpa6 ~
unternebmen beabf@|ige unb nie0eidt
obtparten nil, ob ibm bic MoSnobmen
bes @abinst6 ni9t DieQet@t Die W6elt9>
felt bieten> tpfeber ans Ruper gu fom<
men.
-. @baratterififd fir benz eloen mutb
unb bic Iope6Yera@tan9 un(erer bropen
Golpaten 1T bic na30ebenre> benz Briefe
eine6 MrtiQerie unterpffiiere entnommene
@%pilooe:
&aneater Can't aus gYrtb, tuelder
Dor Meb an Der 9anp perwunoet rporpen
erbtelt BON leinem @eldlbs unteroffsier
bic @et(unA gum @erbaneploB surddz
suoeben: Sanft, %entrifet, erpteptrt:
Sra, ,penn i'd meg COB, NAB lol benn
bat @el6ib ri@ten? Dat nut i'd bod
oueen belor9e". Auf cteGnt9e9nun9 oes
ll%ntsroffaiers ~@onft 9eben @ie 3uz
rid, Ste ,t6nnen rer 8ranb an eie
6anp betommen", ermieberte Can't :
,.M@ rpatt, i'd bebb en- 9pc6ut tum belen.
i'd pa leper Dem Gan;ole bofor nod mut
utpi1aen."
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-10-20

wu1rpe etsufaus sentla}jen, pie @ettipn 2t>
nitn> Snfanterie ta9eseu~ unter &seorte
:11atb Der @tabt-.nb9efubrt. Gin GROCER
Ebeilgeer 0ffDiert, iosie Der fran36fi9e
Commandment blieben nod int 9ofe Der
@itaeeQt 3urQd, ale, na@pem Der leBte
Mann Der Mobil9aroe to6 Gbpr Der @i=
taoeQe pal1rt batte, fur3 binter chamber
3wei fur9tbare Detonationen %erfulgten.
Das pulperzM a9asin, ouf co9nt&pabr>
l4einli6 ldmmtli&e Bomben uno @ra<
naten 9ebra9t paren> iowic ale patrpz
men uno pabrideinli6 nod cine Mine>
9i>i9en in Die .2uft. Do6 @a9aai1 ffebt
orer fanp pielmebr am &anbe bes 6ofes
Ter Gitaoe1e. &Qe in, Sole Der Gitaoeue
anwelenoen. Yerlonen> lomie Sic torin
auf9eftellte @ompa9nie Sdeer tpurcen
unter S9utt uno Ttlmmern beinabe be-
9roben. DieBomben unp u%mberfieoen<
ben @tetne uno Wauer1t1de Fcaen in
bic Staet, bic 8orfdote unb tpeit earl=
Der tinaus. Die &erwiitun9 mar cine
furbtbare. Taf a1e I'M 9ofe ter Gitaz
belle aapeienoen perloner puroen tbtil8
9et6ptet, tbeils lei&ter pber ldrerer perz
lebt. Die 5alfte Ter @pmpa9nie Sd9er
lie9t serflmmslt ouf benz Ylabe. @Qe
Berluite flno i'm N%u9enblide nod ni9t
3u iberleben. 90 melt bis iebt befannt,
1T BON Sffjieren nur topt Der 6auptz
mann Mann Der reitenben 8attertt beS
pierten Corps. @trwunbet fne Inter
3ei&neter bur& eineGontufion pe6 re9ten
Sberl9enfels> Sberf @raf @r5ben bur@
uebrere ~%ontullone1 am &opfe unb &Sr<
pet, Mojar .: @@5nfels @ontufon ant
Badea uno ben Beineu> &ittmeifer ..
SreSfow ruroe am &opfe, lieutenant
@raf &eb Cnr@ unbefannD, lieutenant
&rauie pom Is. 9ulareuz& e9tment @on>
tufpn an beipenB etnen, DipifonSpfarrer
Dietri@ @ontuiien an Der BruH.
@tlbelm,
9erso8 y. Medlenbur9.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-10-20
1lcber bic Mfatre bel 2aun


per1fentliat Der preu6. Staats< Mnseieer
foIeenoe Melpuns Der s. @apaQerie>Di
piIpn, 2aon, 8. September, Mittags
81 ubr:
De- lieutenant .. Npbr nit eineu,
3uge bes ulanenzN e9tments Nr. Is batte
am eetriaen Sage cen Gommanoonten
Der @itabeua BON Qaon CUR @apitulotton
auf9eforbert unp bate bierauf Der Cont
manbant I9 BIG Nadmitta96 4 ubr Be-
o~entsstt ous9ebeten. &lS rieie Melcune
Der Dipiion su9in9> puroe Ter Sbert y.
Nlpeusleben NIT BET IS. @apaQertezB Sri
gaze unb Der rettenoen Batterte mad
2apr geT,anot nit elmer oie6iett6 auf0elek<
ten @opitulation6 @erbanclun9. Dem
Sberf .. Aloen6leben 8eaendber madte
per Gommanpant pieper @9wieri9fetten
unp Bat f9 enoli@ cine reue 8epenfSeit
bic beute frib 8 llbr aus. Do6 Sdger>
Battalion Nr. 4 roar 9efern nod nad
Gppes berange5ogen uub cine Batterie
ces 4. Corps in ct. Quentin ein9etrofz
fen. 6eute fritz 6 ubr brad Die IA.
@apautrte>B Brigade uno tteie 3tpette rei7
tenee 8otterte ebenfa16 mad 2aon auf.
Sn Gppes ansefommen> melcete Stertf
.. Nlpen6leben, ba6 bic @apitulatipn ab>
eel@lp0en 1et unp Die @itareue NIT allen
Truprea unb MrmeezM aterial UNI III
lbr an bic Diptfipu iiberseben rerben
,plrbe. DieDipi1on ridte in 9aor ein>
bic beioen Batterten fubren Dor psrStapt
aut neben beu1lelten fornirte ii@ BE IA.
@apauerte>8 Brigade bic IS. bate ALE
@trasen uu' 2oon 9eitern i@on beiebt
unp blieb In ibrer Gteuun9. Das Sd
eerzB Battalion lief cine @ompa9nie in
ben @oritdrten CUR 8eleBun9 rerielben>
3met @pmpa9nien marldirten auf benz
MarftplaB Don 2aon auf unb beleBten
ale Mue9dnae, bic pierte@ ompa9nie mar
l9irte nit Gem Dipilunsfabe uno ben
beipen 8ri9acefdben no@ Der @itaoeue.
De- Sntenpantur @prfanb her Dipifion
unr ter 5auptmann Mann Der reitenpen
Batterie famen ebenfaQS nit Grterer
CUR llebernabme Der @orrdtbe, 2ebterer
CUR uebernabme Der Getuns69'idGbe
uno be5 NrmeezM atertalS. Mm Gin
ean9e Der @itaeeue itanb cine @a9e Der
Mpbil9aroe, wel@e iofort pur& cine Sef<
ton 9d9er ob8el1f uurpe. Nuf benz
5ofe Der @itabeQt itanb bic @arniion BET
@itareue. beftebenb aus cirea 1000
Man1 Mobilsarbe unp einem 3uee 81
MEM Snfanterie beS S.. Me9imtnt6.
Die @apitulatton erfolote auf @runpluee
Der @cpitulatiou BON 5epau. G@ammtz
lihe Sff3iert, peldt ibr Gbrentrort CO.
ben, ni&t mebr eegen Deutidlaab 81
fettten, wurben entlaisn,. Die Mafer
purb.n, nieptrselfet unp bte Mobilearre
nndrsm re ebsnfoqs perpfi@tet NOR
uidt nlsbr 8toen Dtuti8lanp jufe&tln
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-10-20

0ou3teDen unp 'etttet Nu8t1u 1T u1ader.
G6 fe5lt In Der Stabt an Broo unpSal3
ednjli@.
&u@ IN paris fdn9t ber propiant an
{ebr tnapp 3u &perben ; man bat ~un9efdbr
nod 10000 S@ltn uno 10000 S&ofe.
@6 miro nur 3wetmal bic ISOLDE 6leil9
Derfauft unp wuroen bereits cine erpbe
Nn3abl pf.rce esi@la@tet uno baSGleif9
perlelben etn9ep6telt.
Die @arnilo on Don 60 @ann, rel9e
bic preuben in @tenaY ;uriddela0en
batten, 1purbe BON elmer franz. Mbtbeilun9,
trel@e BON Montmebp fam, 9efan8en 9e>
ron1uen.
Dienfas, 1S. Ot.
Die Nu&rtdten bonn &rte9sl9auplabe
fno NIT @usnabne ber @apitulation Der
GtRuns Soi0ons> rel6e i1@ am lebten
Sonntaee NIT elmer 8elabun9 BON 1000
Mann mad 4tdet9em &fe an ben
9er3oe BON Medlenbur9z @@werin er9ab>
BON teiner 8epeutung.
N1 16ten wurte cine beftt9e&anpnabe
in Der @e9enp Don GbipnpiQe nne Meb
9eb6rt. ....
Die 9efern Mittae per &abel bier Auz
0elanBten u@nten" Don eineun 9rosen
Stese Bajaine's rnb einem 9lidlt6en
Mu6fau Der purtler 8eiatun8 BADEN fd
nj @t beddttgt uno fno pariler 2d9eu
uro Muf1dneipsreten. sSn bieler eroBeu
vGnte", ,ptlde etfteru BON Sfenbt an
ben n6eralo" t~ele9rapbtrt ,purte, beiet
les 9osaine bat gum pierten MaIt q,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-10-20
Gurppdtf@e Wa@rt@teu.

- Au6 Coin les Gurpy tbtilt bic 81.
3ts. Dol, Observation-Disclosures Der 6. Comp.
boben3. G1i.> &eoiment go. 49, Rem
Sobne zines t5nisli@en Beamten IN
Trier, einen Brief nit. aus Dem MIR fol-
genie @teae berausbebcn
SD bin pobl nod lebsnb aus Meb
9efommtn> mad elmer 16td9i9en @efan>
eenl@aft> ober %se9enwdrti9 rcd 70 an9e>
9rifen, bab i@ mid faum auf u1einen
Betnen balten fam. Bir litter ben
sr6bten 9uneer, man s5nnte uns fauu,
pas obnebin l@le@te 8etter. @tr be-
famen n!dt6 ju taufsn weper fir @elp
nod quite Worte. Ginjelne Rotijen ReQe
i@ Spnen sur 8crfl9uns. D(eltlben BE-
lhreiben oue6 ueble> mas man tn Der
TeRun9 Web unp srar in elmer bumpfs
9en @alematte erleipen muete: Staten,
Miult, Blecermau|e in 5lue unc Glue
in Der @o1smatte> Salettenpu!per erbtelz
ten ,pir 8 Yfunp, um Die i9uar3 roll
mtmmelnoen Bl5te &c. oertilseu III f6n<
men, ober obne @tfol9: S9male &oi t.
oumpfg. I9le9tes Eager auf Yritiaeu,
uibtrauti@e uno p5telbafte Bcma9un9,
relp. p9l. Qeute, welde nit uns beftmmte
Nuoenblide am Sage p%ertebrten, pabre
Nrrefanten 1parcn. Dtarrb5e' uno
&ubrtranfe in Men8e uup fem Doftpr,
ce: na@ 10 Taaen gum erfen Male er:
l9ienene Dpftpr 0ogenannter Ibierarst)
furtrte nit Der 5un9erfur. 8iele @er>
wunbete mare1 unpeleno nnb ftt6 obne
Doftcr; bieie arr,en Solbaten perbancen
wir NIT unlrrem nottpIrftfsen 8erbanp>
seu9. Gin @upttan ee place> Namer6
2amet> meQte que erl@itben la0en, er
idlus Ginttlne 1oBar tarum, baB fe bic
Wube, mas gang uiper unlere Sntrut<
tton ii, ni9t Yor tbm atnabmen; auf
Die Mntport zines e@ten Branbenbur:
gers uDet 1T BET uns Mope ntat!"
la9te ber(elbe, er poQe un8 oanr nit Sc
malt basu swin9en. Infer 3eitpertreib
mar @u6er, 3wtetad %,tnabbern". unp
19lafen. Die @%efan9eneu bra&ten fe
NIT 9%ebunpenen 6dnpen. Gin antpeien>
Der 8onquier CAB uns fir etnen @ilbsr<
tbaler 3 Trancs, fir eine1 Yapiertbaler
nur 2 GrancS> berielbe benuBte unlere
traurt9t Situation. Infer td9li9er
SpaB DON II 2ptb @ewt@t befanb aus
Xun9e ODER Sober, unlere traftloie Suppe
aus Bal1er unb 8roo, infer td9lider
@olo> BON tpelhem mir nod fit 10 Sage
~3u gut" baben, tper q Confines. Mm
10. Auauf famen 80 @crwunpete NIT 4
@@I0en uup swet 9ieben Coon einem
@niraiier>& e9iment). Mm 1elbi9enTa 9e
ftes bic 3abl Ger @efansener auf no
&1pfe, unier &aunn> In >pel9eu1 tpir unS
bewe9ten> bate rur etneGld9e BON 1900
0e1S3ebnbunoerD A%uapratfuB. Na@ts
rpar cine lul&e erftidenbe 2uft, baB mir
am anpern Mpr9tn Sbnmd@ti9e gu be-
banbeln batten. Des Tass nur etnmol
etmas @armes 3u e0en. DieGl5be UNI
8onse,1 uatmen lberbanb. Sir Elm 4
pfunp 1pie9enpes 8rob, peldeS man ld
NIT aQer nur ereentliden sMilbe faufen
ton11te, jablte mon IL Jranes 3 lblr
rs Sar. Brpb befam man pie lsbte Sci
fetnte n,ttr. Da8 bits bie.reine @abr.
belt beStlse,s aut @tfans,ren.,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-05-23
AN EXCITING SCENE.
An Elephant and Two Camels At.
tached by Alligators4u q
Florida SWAMP

The peregrina,ions Of showmcn arc be-
set with numerous difficulties while pur-
suing their daily avocations in this our
Southern country, which, with tic usual
winter rain and heavy roads, makes it
difficult for the managers to make good
tile promise Of the agents. Such was the
case with John Robinson's Circus and
Menageric few days since. While per.
fo,misg in Tallahassee, Florida. it was
mentioned to Mr.. J. F. Robinson, Jr..
that he might expect some difficulty in
passing through a long and dismal swamp
between that place and Quincy, on &c.
count Of the large number Of alligators
who infested the ford at this particular
locality, and who are at this on Of the
year very ferocions, and on The watch for
any unfortunate mule os horse that may
become cntangled in the numerous roots,
quicksands and holes which abound at the
ford but be replied, as the agent had al.
ready made the arrangements for him TO
go through, and il was not bis nature to
turn back. he lad nothing left but to fol-
low, trusting to bis previous good fortune
in getting thus fur. The result Of his de.
cision, although anticipating some difficult
", was far more serious than be antici-
patcd.
AT three O'clock p. NJ. on Tuesday,
January, %, Professor Louis Iloustin,
who has charge Of the animals, started
with the Elephant Empress, The large
Bactrian camel, the beautiful Arabuin
white camel, a 6no thoroughbred mare
and colt, aud two spotted coach dogs, to
make the trip to Quincy. Although re-
peatedly warned by Mr. j. f.. Robinson,
Jr., not to attempt the passage Of the
swamp in any other than daylight, lie.
however, went through. Before np-
ptoachips tie ford, an occasional below
Or roar vas heard, be,useuius tia. The it,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-05-23
Isaac SrisKrs.

10. K."-Ths origin Of ills e1pressios
is said 10 have been traced 10 an endorse
ment found upon note in General Jack
sons well-known acknowledgement Is
thus explained: The General upon one
occasion, desiring to feast biz friedds upon
an old Virginia dish. requested his good
lady TO send out and purchase some cab
begc to be boiled with the bacon. Having
retired to His Office he was sooh Interrupted
BY the entrance Of servant, with note
FROM Mrs. j., which read !: '.I,ear Illus.
band, is this The way to spell KatJitch.'
The General nedinte'y wrote below It
"oll kor,A" tits Useless TO say this tale
was told il li,uss Of high party excitement
and sas doubtless SANDER upon the old
hero and bis most excellent wife, Win.
chester Sentinel.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-05-23
The OK.

Do
Tie following essay on ".rhe o." is
from young contributor just as it came
from bis pen:
"Oxen is slow animal, they are good
10 break ground up. ] would dratbcr have
horses if they didn't have kollick, which
they say is wind collected in bunch,
which makes it dangerser 10 keep horses
than on OK. If there was no horses the
people would have to whcul tharc weod en-
wheulbarrow. 1t would take them two
OF three days to whcal a cord a mile.
Cows is useful, to. l have herd som say
that il they had 10 be tother Gran OK they
would be q COW. Blu! think when il cum
to have tharc tbs pulled Oh cold mornin'
they wood wish they wasn't for oxen don't
generally have to raise calves. II i bad
to be srny j wood drathcr be a lieffer, but
If coodent be q heffer aud had to be both
/ think wood be an OK.
Isaac SriNKrh.
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Centre Street. Weston. ives. virsi.ii,
"a good assorimenfp Of Groceries Away, k.A
on hand. Produce bought and sold. Tho bst
quality ofliquors for sale, In quan,itie, 10 coil
purchasers. Wheeling stogies, fine cigars. AL
tho hest grades Of Tobacco, always % lad.
Store-ens dosr sbort dc Bank.
apr27.tf
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DISTRICT EX. COMMITTEES
Lincoln Township
DISTRICT COMMITTEES.

DISTRICT COMMITTEES.
is. district-seholhome DR.. Camden farm
John J Bot and Marshal Taylor.
End district-McCue schoolhou,e,
Il Is Roach and John r West.
3na diarict-LiNle Skin Greek, Bat.d,
II W spaur and Jacob Bolt. .taa
4h disii:t-Georgrtorn,
Granville h Lilgsr and VIM Roach
5th district-neor Lorentss, on b. 5 O.,
jacob spaur and Jacob bolt.
Oh district NEAR McCoy's Store,
Albert J Msrsh and Jacob c Forinash.
It'll dislriet-head of Big Skin Creek.
James II Wheeler and John C Marsh.
THE JANE LEW COMMITTEES.
LIST disrict-Lanel Lick,
Isaac Hersman and sy lvanus McWhorter.
End dislrict-R HFof Hackers Creek.
g n Zee and Stephen Z liinsman.
3ra diarict-Cppcr Jesses Ran:
Marcellus Coburn and Edward Knislsy.
AL disirict-Lje's Run, r-sl
Nonh Life and Nicholas Alkirc.
| 5th diarict-Union School House.
Samuel Alkire and David Swisher.
6th disrict-Jane Lew, ~
james u Mcdonald. Mid
III diariet-Aax9eTs Run,
Levi p Fisher. ald IA we
Sth Diarict-Broad Run, 5p alt
Noah lludkins. .s
oh diarct,-JIaly Upland Ran, at
jefferson Donnctt and Samuel Leonard.
1OM diarict-L II Fef Hackers Crteh,
William n Kelly and Richard Rinehurt.
iii diarict-Lener Je.se's Run, =
s D Waggonef and Joshua S Lowe.
1ah disiriet-liorison's, "a (.
Jacob B Iiersman and james N Morrison.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-05-23
ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW DRUG sToRH,

Til. undersigned would respectfully inform
the citizens Of Weston and the surrounding
country thu, be hasj just opened, athis old stand
on Main street, in Weston. an entirely new
took of
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And in fact everything generally found d
his line Of business, which will be solj
low for cash or produce in hand.
fJAll kinds Of produce wanted IN
exchnngcfor Goods.
All the above goods con be purcha.i
cheaper OF my establishment than at ,py
other Store in West Virginia. Civ. mo,
call before purchasing elsewhere.
ENMr. Hale has also first.cla,s Boz,
and Shoe Mandatory in connection viii
his Store, totwhich be would call III. Il.
lion of,he public.
nov4tf P. n. HALE.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-05-23

In short, everything usually found in fri
class Drug Store. Ills stock has been carefully
selected, and is warranted As represented
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TIE COUNTY ORGANIZATION

Elk. COMMITTEES
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-07-21
A VALUABLE
Farm FOR Ut,

a BLRFARN lu[airr
"a ecutaisisg go 10 27t - -.
ted II the noah Of he Viz - = -,
Potomac River. q. Mars e1nnev. "a
Ths soil b kind and psvdusaive - : M
s3apled 70 the grovth Il tAs 80 mo.
duets sf,aa ssefioa ef ~ 0aess. IT. Dr.
. eooveeiens 10 tn @ thres snoonlAs>s
DWELLING III n a4uss =
spoo il. . large BARN,
STABLES, and other OUT.
HOUSES. There = plrssy e VOID
and TIMBER fer the ne q d<S1uos "a
sooe thss might be spared lae IL
sdjaeert water. abound in Cd. t5f1outs 81
Wild fowl in season and eas Htkd Il.
most a the landing. Il lies T. eiaseIy
% the great Dnckisg Grounds. O. Mar
rows has fine water soil ccsvsn3ons or
bedding oysters, Is to 20 thcesn1 Aush-
els Of which might nov be easilyAo pro-
6tably bcdded. r. desired. the Nj can
Be- divided into tieo snug Fassss. sash
having an equal water front. Asy one
wanting u purchase valuable Place. eaa
get bargain. Is ! am desirouse q nesise
to the West. Address.
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May 10. 1s7O-u.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-07-21
SCHOObNOYlGB

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i q . ssssies ofsks 6ehssl Hard q
So hssys ses.ty, hid Tuesday. he ..2sh
inssot So & q e..
Resssred. Thss Tie sTssassrw q II
Board Of School Conmisuiooesz = hereby
dressed to rsesive from Collssseep Of
Comfy School Tar tho .'CssiAessea q
Isdsbtedoes for Teachers Salaries, o
easA esyossas = SeAssl Tag aus b. nia
Collectors n this Beard" -;
The Bcsrs sdsvted ma l.
WEDNESDAY. the sra Of AUsusr
'h x g1assf ~
eeu, eziN 4 -
- The day on which to resolve and cram
- Tseshes' Reports for the present. tern.
By order.
JOHN r. pUKE.
Priest Pro. TEN.
July II. ls7o-M.