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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-07-07

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-07-07

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-07-07

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ni@tIl@lper, unp bic 9Sluns. IL, besbalb
AUDI p%pQftdnpt9 9elunsen. @obl mic
olrften bic Mnnalen ttr Muft9tlaf9te
Elm fredtresM ttentat auf Ste erpsenprtt<
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boptn }g entebn nprpen,, ais In =, 'pteler
@obe. SelbR nidt einntal SET @aetn
bes Anitunoes >pnrpe: bewabrt; taun
bate taSGeit cine tolbeS tunoe 9epauert,
10 parf mon bic Maefe db rnp' 'aeiqte
in ibrer traftn @@eubltateit bie eieent>
li&e. 8epeutune; beltlben. { j8is 3uu,
beuttsen Sage (Donneritao) 1T berMau,e
Beethoven nur etnmal ouf pfn proerau,>
men p%prsetommen. Mau flbrte TIM Mn>
fan9e feline @mou<S pmpbontt ,lnter 2ei=
tun9 besII 9errn Ber9u1anrl auf. .,@eit"
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u1uFtulilhen Drede beruu1eepdl3t.t limb
ooS @@liuu,e 1T, bo6 bas publitun,
pamit >etnperfanpen tu iti, }&etnt. Die
b6l3erneGeRbuoe II: ttutsermabeu sefllIt,
tper,1 @lnaore: leinen &anonenbon1et
losldbt, 9no db1@redftnb leer, tpenn@ erte
wte ~DteI@&Spfun9" ,arfetfabrt >uer>
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oeflblt, ale an, ,erten Menee, no Elm
Mew yorttr .publitum F& oa3u bcrgebeu
fonnte> etst Superture tpie ,v@tro6eQa"
da capo ,u perlanSen, une ben Dirisen>
ten, Germ @tlmpre, NIT ben eclatanteiteu
8eifau6bseusunseu IN iiberIaiitten.
Die SYertire 1T in jebem1 Bferearter,
tpenn ni9t beGer> bod eben1o sut, gelpteli
rporoen. Mbtr per 'Gntbufasmu6 fetz
9erte ii@ gun, TanotiSn1us als bas~@tal
@punsleo Banner eieb" gebrt1t wuroe,,
Mu9ten bic &anpnnet1 du9 nod Il
fali@ btnetnrpnnern, jeoer @dla9 i1purbs
NIT etnem 6urrab beAr1bt mo&te Ser,
@ilmore aud nod 70 iebr, ielbft i'm 81
rieiren riefes pararepferces, feline TIM
fdbtsteit be3eusen, ct par benno& Der
6elp pe6 Mbenps. Sc &par cine form
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felt, tpel9e bic I'M 9tnter9runre abae>
malten 9eroen Der Mufti NIT @&auoe,
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bielt man a11 eetn prinsipei Der &arrifoz
tur fef 2isst FAB aug ME ein perbun>
serttr 8arbiereebQlfsq uues Bestbosen
pie Elm feiiter 8%dfermeifer !,
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Ha@e zines etferinat Che
names.

Su Detroit &pobnt cit, >uaderer' 6ano<
,,perfSmanu pom 1d@ten|p uS@rot iuno
&orn" Der ii@ ebrlt@ BON leiner Mlttit
erndbrt uno in Der 8anjen Na9bar(@aft
all9emein 9ea@tet wirp. ~
Dor etpa prei Monaten lief oie(er
Maun fl@ Don leinen, iunse1 @eib@en,
elmer perten@ @5nbeit POI, et,pa "a Sab
rem - ct ltlbf 1T Elm ttattli9er 8ierat<
ger bereoen> etnt9e 8oarpers 3u bal,
ten, um tierrur@ bic Soften pts @aus<
fanoes Elm tuenis III p%errinsern. Gs
rpareu aud balo etlt@e Boarpers 8efun<
ben, unter uel&en fi@ aud elm iun9er
~&Qnller' bsfauo> Der >ueeen. letner &C.
.ltlieen 8tlbuns uuo @emanpbeit olse>
uein unttr unter benz Nan1eu der tletne
S@meren1tber betannt, it," Bela0ter
@@weren6tbtr iinet einet1 ndlelnoen 81
nor bis gum boben c btnauf fptelt lebr
gut 0uitarrt, u,a@t redt nettt &arten<
funnRld@en uup beGBt 1~berbaupt man
&erlet ,i@6ne Gisen1aofteu, fir &pel9e
jun9t. Mde9en, unp iupetlen aud
Grauen gar gu lei&t einsenomwen tperz
ben
Mu@ bic iunse 9anowerfsfrau fpnnte
ben fifteen &erlodun8tn pes tenorfnse1>
ben @uitarrenz &inflers fir BE Dauer
feiinen enersii&en @iperitanp leifen> uub
sals Der a@tbare 9ausberr zines Conn.,
tags aus Dem @irtb6bauie gum NaGt=
elen beint fam fanb CT 80, @@reden !
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ren6tber" in oertrautem 9iebeSseRufer
auf benz Scpba fBen, unp 3tpar batten
iIe ibren Nrm UNI ben Gals pe8 fibnen
Sdnsers eei@luneen. Seeer :3meifel
ol9wano Dor Der fur9tbar aussnl@ein<
li9en ueberseueuns unp unler 5ano>
perter blteb por S@reden 1pra9lps urp
ME ansepursslt auf Der Ebdri&wele ite>
ben. ~ ..,.,5
umlona tpareu> aue Gnti4ulptepuI1n.g,een
Ter junsen Grau,' ba6 Ge ebert r,ur cine
2eetton I'M! &arteni@laser 8enou,u,er
babe ;seS balf9lQe8. ni@tsI benu tbr pratt
til@er. @eu,abl Bate ii, auf. oer, Gbat er>
tappt unp tpas .er nit tieenen :gugeu 9e<
itben bate, pab tpnntt tbn,Niieu1anb aus
rebeu. ','"N-
De7enunsea@tet fam er {pdter rubis
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ner Grau uno i&ie1 pom Der Sa@e tetn
9robeSAufleben 3u MAIDEN. Der ~S@we>
ren5tbey" r,ubte aber an. anperen Gage
bas 9aus ~nerlafen.
90 narra ttnist Sage persauseu,,
wdtrenp welder infer poubwert1manu
einen 3a4tplan auSsefunuen bate.
Ran bin, vsrin bssftlbt beeanb. 6.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-07-07

- Die 8tQ fit Mmeliorationen Der
6or unp @i6conlin GlQ0e fir 5erfelz
lung elmer ununterbro@enen @a0erfraBe
3nil@en Dem MiiElippi uno Mt@iean
@ee bat teibs 5dul.r res Gon8re0tS
paltrt.
- Gin S9mebe, Namen6 Nueuft
Neifman, Elm junser Mann ron 27Sab<
rem, pel@er in elmer Enlightenment 3
Weilen pen Ter Stabt arbeitet batteD cn>
nerta9 Mor9en etnen Mnfau BON @onz
nen0i@. Ct purbe i9leuntsf in einem
Bubrwegfe na@ leiner @pbnun9 in Die
Staet sebra9t unb Gin Nrst berbetseru@
fen. 6Ilfe war ierp@ sereebli6 uno ct
ltarb lapn rpeniee Minutsn na9 1einer
Mnfunft in 1tinem 9aule.
-@ir berauern> baB Gol. 8. 6. &o>
ssrs> friberer Staatai etretdr uno sesenz
wdrti9 Yenfion8 :99ent fir Minnelota,
lehr leipene it, uno pinlden aufri@ti8,
oab Der Mufentbalt in 8rownstale BET
leinen @ertpanoten ba3u beitrasen m1se,
etnem Der btfen uno ecellen Mduner
Miunelota6> bemEa ulenps NIT 2tebe uno
Grsunp19aft Susttban fno, feline @eiunp>
beit 1piecer 81 seben uno nod LANCE SABRE
rem &reiie ieiner 3ablrei@en Greunee
uno Dem Staate 81 erbalten.
-DieMitslieotr best. paul Mdnz
ner Gbor bru@ten seitern Abenp unle,m
Trcuno 6erwe9en, auf 8eranlalun iei>
ner Nlffetr ron Cincinnati Elm Stdno>
den-
- @etern Mbenp 9 llbr tpuroc be,
Geuer>Mlarm tur@ bic 9onSe @taet ses
8eben. llnsefdbr in Der Mitte Der ct.
paul Brude naren eintseplanten> tpabr:
ldeinlt@ bur9 einen peo9eworftnen 81
9arrenlummel in 8rano 9eratben unit
cas- i'm Gntteben besrtfene Geuer pa,
i&neQ selSlat. Die Geuerwebr rrur leb,
prompt BEL Der 9ano.
- Der @crmaltun96ratt fit BIZ
StautS< 2ebrer<@ emtnare belt 9eitern In
bteit9en part Ylaee 9otel cine @iBuu9
- Suiepb Sturpeypont> wel@er &C.
fern I'M Man1pn 9aus an Der Sober
StraBe einen Mnsrif uuf s. q. Draft
ma4te, uno peuitlben NIT rer Tauf 81
Bpcen {@lus. 3ablte $40 uno Soften.
SIN Orlemann's limited BiQiart
6aQe, an rer 3. @tra6e, s%eeenater BEN
Metrpolitan 5otel> fnbet beute Mbent
zines iener beliebten 9ro6en @on3erte Dor
@efberts Muft @eieul9aft ftatt. Dai
Bette 9a9erbier unb ale Mrter tlblenoe,
@etrdnfe ertparten baS Yublifum, pei:
Dies gu 3ablrei4em 8elu@e einselaper
1T.
- Der leBte Mittwo@ war Der beige;
fe Sag >pelaen man felt einem 3eitraum
prn Is Sabre1 in@t paul %pobreencm=
men bat. Der Gbermumeter 3eiste in
@@atten $50.
= Die Miteliecer reS 3ten Minne,
lota Snfonterie &esiMents fino %aufaefor,
bert ft@ ami IS. Suit Na&mtttas6 3 ub,
in Dem Capitol i'm 3immer oe6 Staats.
Seeretars Sol. mattlon ju 1erlamnelr
UNI 8orbereitunsen fir cine @eunion Il
trefen >pel&e int 3erbit fattfnoen foQ
- Dte Camp @eetina ber beut(@et
| mpthoh{1rn Is enap;nh.u u,irh am = c<uI
In @ocebsrrY ibren &ufuna nebuten uni
mebrere Sage eauern. II .'
- @ir nerneiien bas Dameu>p ubli
funa gang beionb'rs auf bic r,eue An3efs
Der 6erret Gatbcart u. g., ,pel1e Il,
(ebr sro6es uut gut aussewdbltes Gage
neu ein0etaufter Guenmaote, urb ALE /,
bteles Sad f&~laaeneen artttel 3u ieb
ttatsea pretitn eftrtren. @an leit 81
as,sse,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-07-07

malls .rtebr bte 6anb a,uf3lalbseben stnetsl
tnb, 70 pe1t8 bdrf4n fIi4 BE @ouoeraine
unb D%tplculaten ii. lGrne sdber ben 5i1er>
ret@if& .ausslet@ bel Die
&6pfe 3erbrcden boben. go mill ,uRs
lbertaupt f&fintr, BAT, ,peun preuecu
urb 3ublano etre ,pi@{iee politi(ae Mn>
8ele8enbeit NIT einanper ab,umaaen ba=
ben, es bo3u ni@t 9erabe eintrGm(er 8e<
8esaun8 btoarf ",Ne4nen mir bod NIT
hen tpirtlt&m 8trbdltnii1en funps lber@
l&dsen mir ni&t biz, gebeutun8 FOLDER
8orfdQe. ',.."' .+ ,'%a .''>,a1;,r
preu6en> oas in 1866, 10 .yfele,! CUTE
Greunpe unter ben Md&ten bottt, bat ee
ttitptn1 I'm, f1@ Der NIT jeeen1 Gage ein<
lau1er tperoea 9efeben. Gaslanb 1T Elm
lebr nbler @eno1t eelporben: 1ber
Grantret@6 @elinnut19el1> perr1a9 man
in Berlin fi& MIDI, III tda{@en, uno spn
Seterrtt@ fam bic preubilde Yplitif
1rebr als Ncit9nation nt@t pcrlan0en.
Das pom Grfol9e b%e9lnRiete Yreubeuu
unterbdlt ttatld@li@ muir nod NIT Mu6z
LAMB freunpf@aftli@t 8t3iebuusen, unb
ea benlBt man bent1 9erne uro eifria iece
@elesenbeit, nit ti<1 er ru(f19en Greunoz
i@aft su bemonfrtren. Die 8e0eanunQ
IN @n1s TT cine <iol@e Demon(tration,
aber f@tperlt& >nebr. M6sli9, bob Der
@jar INIT }etneu Sntel ouf> ben,. &brpne
preueen6 uup NIT benz @rafen 8ismard
eeuf1e g entualitdttn Der 3ufunft bt<
lpro@en bat iiene Der Mnnfctfruna@ Qp>
oeutl9lancs plrfte faur, oiu,f Set Gnltr
Ga9teorcnun9 fi4 b~efunben baben. Die
rulItl@e Treunpl4aft le9t preuesn ,ei,e
9epiie &elerpe auf, unD tptr balten sfie
lanselnt&t fir 70 unbecin9t ale. maj,
BON Berlin aus bic Mtlt 9lauben MAJ.
den rn5@te. "
8e(aw6rt Yreu6en tur@ cine ben praz
gen Trieotn 3erretben6e Actiott cine au<s
semetne @onfasrattons be,rdiuf 10, ;tpire,
ee auf etne tperftbdtise ,reirefte .llnterz
fdBu1s &ublanos staurt re9nen t5nnen> |
pennl e@ aud ouBer 3ptiftl debt ea6
&ublanb etne1 &rit9 I'M !@er3en Guro<
pas fit bic 3wede itiner orientalil&en
politif aus5unlbt1 perlu@en miro. un>
fiber uno unbere@enbar 1T cieS Situation
tn ben Donaufdrfentblmern, no Elm
9c9enacQtr auf @iperruf re0{ert. @as
betm Gintritte 9erui0tr Gpentualttdten ~
tbun ifin mag, parlber tarn TT @mS
o~ielerlei bin une ber eerepet tporben fem;
eoB man aber BON bteler Mcnar@enz
9ese9nun9, pie ettpa BON Der 8iarrtBer
8aoeretle pes @rofen 8ismordI ! e(nen
Nussansspuntt peltbitort(9er @reia>
1i0e gu oattren boben lp1te> ,cos mdre
uebertreibun9. *
:Sn Ger @rnennun9 @ramont's ,unn
franj6fl@en Mtnifer pes Ausmdrtiaen
uno IN uielem Nnperen 0lautt man, III
Berlin ba6 Nn3ei9en elmer 5lterrei6t1@z
fran36fl9en @nndberun9 au erbliden,
unc al8We9enzD Denomination murpe caz
Der bic 8aperetie pes &aNers Don @ue<
lamb btn1Bt uno aus9ebeutet. Mon
fann baoon in @in 8erabe in pemM aee
an8enebm' berabrt letn, Ial8 man, eS in
@rannont'6 Grnennung par. @ber cine
%beioncere politifbe Beoeutun9 miro Der
Gntrepae in GINS ni@t bei3ulesen iieiirn,
uno I'm @an3en 9enon1met, ftno, ieS" ia
9eraoe oieit Nnlebnuneen, bur9 ''tpel9e
man lttn Ni9ttloltrt1ttn pemonRrtrt pom
mel@eml Der europdilhe 6rteoet fetn leiper
nur ausu e~pbemeres Daietns frifet.
"E.or On! ST. pre1e.)
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-07-07

entsesea unb .aRlen 8iafea fir oeetr, Ne aaf teatumte 8et.
~ftnterleet terben.
Der tptf&e PARTNER trJruta, SER Il. 04eHer, str>n
f& a~nseeeen fttn ladeu, aas 2auosleue auf bai 3utsthu.
uensRe 3u tebtenen. 49, fust6 81 e.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-07-07

= Der 3er3oB BON &oburs bat te4
9!oratt emil Oeprtent, BET. frQbereu
srtsbener 9ofl&aulpteler, 3uun@eb. @of.
ratb ernannt.
.- Grob Der ero6er 6tbe baben in
&a,nfep @cuatY tpdbrenb be@ lebte1 Mpz
mats Stunt 81 6efratben fattoefunteu.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-08-09
. ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Congress.

We are authorized to announce Gen. W. @. Whit
thOrne, of Maury county, as candidate for Con-
gross in the Sixth Congressional District of Ten
nessee. Election in November next. jy30-te
We are authorized to announce Joseph Motley,
of Wilson county, as candidate for Congress
from the Fifth District of Tennessee, composed of
the counties of Davidson, Williamson, Wilson,
Sumner, Robertson and Cheatham. Election in
November jy29-te
We are authorized to announce Hon. Z. A.
James, OF Hamilton county, as candidate tor
Congress in the Third Congressional District, at
the ensuing November election. Jy25-te
We are authorized to announce Hon. W. ON.
PERKINS, of Williamson county, as a candidate for
Congress from the Fifth Congressional Division
composed of the counties of Davidson, Williamson,
Wilson, Sumner Robertson and Cheatham. Elec-
ton in November. Jyl9 te
We are authorized to announce ]. E. Dromgoolei
of Mursfreesboro, candidate for Congress in the
Fourth Congressional District at the November
election. JyIf tue
To the Editors Of the Union and American:
MUBFBEEsBoRO, Tenn, July z, 1s7O.-You are
hereby authorized to announce me a candidate for
Congress in the Fourth Congressional District.
jyS tide W. +. M BETTY
We are authorized to announce Hon. 10. G. Car
rigan, of Lincoln, candidate for Congress from
the Fourth Congressional District, at the ensuing
November election. Jun2S-tde
We are authorized to announce Jos. II. Black
burn of DeKab county, as 8 candidate for Con-
gress in the Third Congressional District, at the
November election, JunZ5-tde
To the Editors of the Union and American:
IRIUNE Tenn, June IL, 1870-Please announce
me as a candidate for Congress in the 9Th Con-
pressional District, subject to a nomination by
convention of the people, and Oblige yours, etc.
Tom BENTON SMITH.
We are authorized to announce Hon. A. A.
STEELE as a candidate for Congress in the Fourth
District, composed of the counties of Giles, Lin
coin Marshall, Franklin, Coffee, Bedford, Can
non and Rutherford. Junl5-tde
We are authorized to announce Hon. Bale Pey
ton, of Sumner as a candidate for Congress from
the Fifth Congressional District. Election in No
vember. JunlI tue
The friends of Col. N n. Cox announce him as
candidate to represent the Fifth District in the
next Congress of the United States, subject to the
decision Of convention, should the people see
proper to call one. jun3 tide
We are authorized to announce Hon. Samuel s.
House. of williamson, a candidate for Congress
from the Fifth Congressional District of Tennes-
see composed of the counties of Davidson, Will
hanson, Wilson, Sumner, Robertson and Cheat
ham. mal5 tide
To the Editors OF the Union and American:
MANCHESTER, Tenn, May 9, 1S7O.-In response
to numerous private letters and personal sOlcita-
TONS you will please announce me q candidate
for Congress in the Fourth Congressional District
of Tennessee at the ensuing election.
mall tide Yours truly, MATT. MARTIN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-08-09
FOR THE BOYS ONLY.

IIOLl Tue mOTTl5JOWu Aleun.l UdZelJe.
A mere boy, just old enough to be con-
scripted in the Confederate service, and
only lad when he got home, lived with
widowed mother, out of town a mile
or two; and one day he went to an agent
of the railroad and said, "What can l do
so as to make something, and help my
poor mother and sister live? :" A place
was found for him on the road and he
went to work like beaver. Dull times
came on and he was discharged. He got
something else to do for the time,
and was soon on the rail
road again. Bye and bye
he went to his friend, who was Land
Agent, "cant get a lot and fix up
little house so as to save rent?" They
made contract for railroad lot, paid a
little on it and agreed to pay little by lit
tie monthly as he was paid. He came
promptly and paid five, ten and so on,
lived close, but he got the house up.
First two rooms, then a skeleton porch.
Then two shed-rOOms, then fence, then
little kitchen. l found him in the Sab
bath School. At length his mother, who
was feeble, was taken sick. And
said the Land Agent, 81 could not
tell what had become of him
for some months. Finally he came, but
l had almoss forgotten about him, and l
hunted up the account, and again he be-
gan to pay. After a while, little by little,
the last ten was put down and l made the
deed" Then another lot, and then an
other, until the house, lot and garden
were large enough. Then there must be
a well. God met him as he dug, and gave
him splendid water and enough of it.
Then the whole must be fenced in, and by
the moonlight and at odd times, he sett the
posts, put on the pickets, and at last the
fence stood completed.
Now he is man and lives in his own
new white house, and his sister and mOth-
er love him, not only as a child and broth
er, but as their benefactOr. Very soon
there is one more to share that house, as
she now shares that true, generous and
noble heart.
Now, boys, any of you can do this just
as well as he did. We don't mean boys
of some other place, either, but YOU of
NOrristown and vicinity. You who lay
around and spend the money earned by
your old and, perhaps, decrepit parents,
and whine for opportunities. And you
who work with energy through the day to
get money, only to squander it at night IN
foolish pleasures or useless and injurious
dissipation. To you we give this exam
pie. Rouse yourselves up and go to
work, and the great God will help you.
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FLOGGINGLADIES.

ssIEhc WhirIiGig of Time Hath its
ReYeugcs''-SOme Notable Instan-
Ccso
1t is well known that during the revo-
lutionaTy wars in Northern Italy, in 1913
and 1919, the Austrian commanders
caused a number of aristocratic ladies,
who had participated in some patriotic
demonstration, to be brutally whipped by
Croatic soldiers IN front of the jail, and
in the presence of large crowds of spec
tators. Thus in Brescias, the Countess
Ferrari, young married lady of twenty
five, who had collected money for the
revolutionary volunteers, was placed be-
fore a military commission of Austrian
officers, and by direction of Lieutenant
Field Marshal Neipperg sentenced
to receive fifty strokes with
the rergcS. On the same afternoon she
was led on the Place d'Armes, and, after
having been stripped almost naked, tied
TO a bench, she received her punishment
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CHAMPION SNAKE.
EOrty-Eight RattIeS - Who Can
Beat That

FOrty-Eight RattIeS - Who Can
Beat That
Our office was invaded this morning by
Mr.. G. w. Louder, well-known citizen
of Fort Pickering. He carried in his
hands the loudest, Oldest and biggest rat
tle-snake that we remember to have ever
heard of. Although dead, it still i'm
pressed terror, and the whole establish
lishment surrendered at discretion. The
armies of Prussia and France, so enthu-
siastically represented in our Topographic
cal corps, came to a "present arms, and
agreed to go to the front at once for the
sake of peace and safety. But Mr.. Louder's
intentions were peaceable, and a crowd
soon gathered around to view the
monster carcass. 1t measured five and a
half feet in length, was as big round as a
mans arm, and had on, when killed,
forty-eight rattles and a button. This
makes his Satanic majesty's representa-
ton something over a century old. 1t
was killed by a pistol shot from Mr..
Louder's hands, at Bartlett Station, yes
terday afternoon, in the middle of the
road, twenty feet from the station. The
Oldest inhabitants in that vicinity never
heard of such a snake in that neighbOr-
hood, though a rattlesnake with eight
rattles was killed nearby the same day.
Mr.. Louder will preserve this snake in
alcohol, and it will, perhaps, be put on
exhibition in some of our drug stores. -
| Memphis Ledger, dug. 6.
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.v- 4 DoxrN nnAsoNsA
Perry Davis Pain Killer
Res. rp,n,,y meaic,ne Of this Age,

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