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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-16
ING ISLAND RAILROAD.

I ,0NG ISLAND RAILROADi WENT
and after MONDAY MAY &c. 1870 Trains will cave james SIP az
follows:
500 a IA Greenpor and Sag Hsrbor Mail Train.
10000 Nopou Way Train stopping 1t al intermediate stations
1900 H. Hampstead Way Train.
$3.50 p IN GreDpor aud Sag HaTbor EIESess
$50 q. m Norhpon Express.
$50 y. Norbpou Way Train
6.gO y H. FOT North klp and intermediate stations
All Trains branch for Hemsed Sunday trains TOT toslyn
Glen Cove valley Huntington and Eorthpor leave Hunters
parto,q, m and nm. j. d. BARTON. supt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-16
VIE ILLUSTRATED HYDROPATHIC EN-

rVHE ILLUSTRATED HIDROPATHIC EN-
CYCLOPEDIA-A Syslsn Of Hygiene embracing Outlines Of
Ausom Phygcegy Of the Human Body Hygene Agen
Peseatgs Health Deees and HytroPhc COOKERY
FA Pathology incnng the Nature Cause
Kmpos and Tmeut all Diseases; Application to Mdw
en- Nue; with nearly one Thousand Pages ineung Clos
ar Table Of Contents Index With Engravngs Designed
GUIDE Families AMI Students and Textbook for Physicians by
Il r Trail N. u. Price pos, paid ~ So -.
IL ia neil COMPREHENSIVE and welsrrsnged Encyclopedia New
IOrk Tribune = X WILLS, Publisher 5S bfoadWaF N. l.
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The steamer Java to-day took out ss9,CO0 In treasure
We give beoysh ne bids and the highest sales OF Govern
ho,, ID 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-16
nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
II ERN RAILROAD.



DsPots SesYSJs f99i q Bna and foot Of chh,'oPe5
500 n EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN counetl1g
ton B.cb Dover with Chester Branch Waterloo With SUSSEX
for Wsieg Gap stroaGaI Scranton Benz bnalia fs.
cue and oswego and all points on the esiSa BOOn,bag
am Hts'f an IF ifh;ff at Newark
Tip:org With Be- r. Bsiss
4iOp m SCRANTON EXPRESS connects a, Dover With Chester R.
R. %sierlSS with Su'seI aud At Washington with D. L. sDi
or W1 : TS0 MIL nd a Ssso NTH pOouo
MoRRIsToWy at g. 12o n:4O H. 49, $50 ilo 500 AMI
fOf SUMMIT and intermediate station. at e:3 $780, m
For ORANGE and SOUTH ORANGE, $50 100 500 1000 and
ll:2oa l;OO $780, 3O 42o $50 $780, $780, e;Ao 800 and Has
NEWARK S 7o 800 s,aO 800 1890 1922 i
40 $40 $40 $50 500 G:s SO 'S ;fs p
200 CO.. $50 1SJ $40 $50 go and s.i5 ?. N
JTD{E RAILWAY Trains leave Depots foot
~ OCh.mbersst and foot q Tveny tsr' a, iOIGS ,
Through EIpe'' ira rs Lave az Al "a ~ M s;S a R
SIS AMI 6i5 M siyh New and improved hasing Room
ing at Homesve magnificent Sleeping Coaches through TO
Gs am sSs S,sn S
Buffalo and The 10 ? m tram from S,9 ., 70 ES1ne' San0 ''~
For Port Jes and Way ll:5o and ':ao Twenty b'i
81 for Ii MGeto1 SI and a Ily slsr m
an So s9R seyssS ST .pd VA at % IT. .s ny
For Nevlnrgh and Way az NJ $3.50 aud 4;o m G"en'y'
n For saseS and nv way ' 'Ta ma sdd IS and
For Paterson and WAY from Twenty hi DEPOT e+ lols and
5l5 and 6:fJ FROM Chambers st. Depot at
6.45 iGI5a m II IN -: las. 4:0, 55 and 6S5 p. n - ,
For aekenssek and .e wenty rd Der at Gas and
l45 t5 35 1913 5S and 20 P A. Prom OhAh0eTs't
Dspot 600 m II H. T. rs, 400 1918, 600 and IS -
For Fremont Svch Monsy and Way from Twenty hiris Depot
at 85 M 2:G i3:l5 45 i45 and i6 IS aud saturdJs
ouy no 90 midnight From Chanberss Depot AZ 900 t,
1880 AIS aud t6aO IN. Saturdays only t2o mdmght
Tickets TOR Apartments Drawing Room AMI Sleeping
Coaches can for the checking and transfer Of bag
gage Compsnys offers 24 52s and sJ Broasai
Greeuwch; One hundred and-tNen -hii
At Thiriave Harlem 1913 FgltOns Boakni Depos loot oil
Chamber Twenth rst, kes York No. Exchange
pace Long Dock Depot Jersey City and e Agents at the pa
pal hotels So, VIA, u p.pp
L. d. RUCkER. June Eth, VIZ; IL BARR
Genep Superintendent 1870. General Passenger Agent
For Iscknsick only For Fremont and Nyack only
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6earbers,

N English Lady, an experienced TEACHER,
will give tuition in English FRENCH and music for board H. h.
Tribune Ohce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-16

rFREiGHTs-To Liverpool steamer 1900 bush Wheat at 5i
Three vessels chartered 10 Hayre with p1 S,oo, ana
% 900 bush capacity at 1lG14l 1900
excited rreneh
ayses and OF Oushe paid Ere
the close aba and part ofhe advance lost closing
tame AT an improvement bushe Sp1ug and tun at al
vance Wlssr White and firm The ship
ming ems nd Is chiefly Frarce; bush 81 l0Q 81 IL
Tor Spnny 81 - " for No. Chicago Spring. 81 l93
~ 20 81 IS for No 3 do. do 81 ga $ q
Tor No Milwaukee, cong 81 IS; 81 59d 81 10 for No. do
Red Western t3d % Tor Amber DO IN store
ii 80 lsr 6lid IS for White Michigan; 81 II
Cor Amber White Gensse and VI IS for Amber
Southern du and good plenty
gr0ng; sales zoe bush W ass for New Ohio pier
PENNSYLVANIA quiet the sales 80 buh 81 "
Corn is irs qualities dull and tame
and the sales
bu. Damp Unsouhi; New Western MIei l0
81 Western Write 81 Sl %: Round
Willie at 81 H. ami do. lellOBs at 81 Il.
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MECHANIC ARTS AND THE STEAM ENGINE
Illustrated BY nearly Three Hundred Engravings
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PETiOLBl h-CTulo bulk ~ steady with moderate demand
lilc Refined moderate business; bills
spot a25e Haphha qnotel elc quotes
Grade i0d4I gravity In bulk v gal. lld-
Rs1peJ lll0gil3 ,esD pnme igl straw " white, p %
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-17
RAILROADS.
PASSENGERS GOING EAST,
VIA LOUISVILLE OR CAIRO.
Should purchase Tickets BY the

ERIE AND ATLANTIC AND
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.
Forming ths best and most comfortable Line 70
Nav Work BOSTON and Northern ana Atidntic cluea.
with ,nsgnificeut Palace Combined Day and Nlgct
Coaches through to New YORK without cn2nge
,rwo Lishsning Express Trains Daily
This ia the only Line from Cincinnati to New
YORK under one management; the only Line nom
Cinc;nnati to New York without break of gauge:
the only Line whose trains run through to Now
Work without change; the oulv Line running
coaches through without using compromise wheels;
the only Line running Palace Broad Gauge Coaches
through without change.
If you desire prompt time and certain conner
tious, finest scenery on the Continent, most COM
Portable cars in the world most magnificent dining
halls and ample time for meals, and the safest,
best and most comfortable routs-go to New YoSk
BY the
Erie and Atlantic aud Great Western
Railway.
Tickets by this Line for sale at all ticket ofboes
through the South.
WILLIAM r. BARR,
General Passenger Agent, New YORK.
w. B. SdATTUO,
General Southern Agent. Cincinnati, Ohis.
fe2ly
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! UIL NC PAP e 3

This is hard, compact paper. like Is
ordinary book cover, aud is saturated W. VIZ
tar and used on the outside of frame o9i0
. ings under the olapboards. also under sn,,S
giles and floors, to keep out damp ana GOA IS
II is also used on tbs inside. not satursssc
INsTEAD OF PLAsTERIN0. and makos =
warm and ohesp wall. 1t costs only IrOm
to so according to size) 10 cover houses ~
the outs ids. samples and descriptive s'''~
lars sent free cx.
ddsess, Rock River Paper COMPANY Chicass'
or, T. O. PALMER %.
81. Is 81 Camp street., New Orieansa. 49,
10 General Agents for the SoutnefS 49,
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BANKS AND BANKING,
CPECIE AND EXCHANGE OFFICE
BRUNO Il WARNER,
lag Gravter street, near st. Charles.

Pay the highest prices for all kinds of American
and Foreign COLD, SILVER, BULLION and
Buy and sell GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
STOCKS and COMMERCIAL NOTES. Draw
SIGRE and TIME DRAFTS New York, and an
the principal cities OF Europe. in sums to suit
OH Nv
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II DAN AND Pledge AsROCIATI0Ns
CORNKB PERDIDo AND ST. CHARLES sTs.
Authorized Capital MOO 600.

This Institution has been chartered by the state
of Louis for twenty five years. and having effect
sd permanent organization, is prepared TO make
loans at not more than FIVE PER GENT on Dia-
nonds, Silver Ware, Watches, Jewelry, Dry Goode,
Laces, Wearing Apparel Furniture and all Move
able or Immovsbe Property.
Also on UrCUhRENT MONEY, State Warrants.
Metropolitan Warrants, City Notes Levee Soads, or
any other evidence of State city indebtadnssss
United States Officers Pay Accounts United State
QuartermRsters' Vouchers. and Old Gold and Silve
taken.
PRIVATE ENTRANCE-Ladies visiting the As
sociation can. by passing down Oarordeiet street.
find private sntrsnce to the oflce on fercooo
street.
J. II. WILSON, President.
John w HuLxAN Cashier ocl0 6m
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, 1870-08-09

IS and %. It's %premonitory symptoms
are slightly rufied shirts, r%iogIels, BEARS
grease and whiskerS. It feeds on con
LIGHT and flutes, and looks with horror on
chilled pork'' or onions.
A nobIeman, observing a person. emf
nent for his philosophical talents intent
upon choosing deIicacies at table, said to
him, "What! do YOU philosophers love
dainties 2" "Wby not?" returned the
other ; 'do you think, my Iold, that the
good things of this world Were made on
ly for blockheads ?"
Since the story has been told Of how
Judge Breckenridge married a girl whom
he saw jump over a rail fence with a pail
on her head, all the girls in Orange Coun-
ty, New York, are said to spend their
time in watching the road, and when
they see a carriage approaching with a
mar in it, they seize their pals and go
for a feuce.-Amerjcan Papers.
, 1870-08-09

When you meet ragged beggers, receive
them. and assist them as much as you can,
oJharw Sc God will not permit the saliva
tjoo OF my soul. Ask my godUolher, al
so Miss VasiIike, and all the servants 10
forgive me from their long hearts, and
ask Father Athanasi to com personally
to my grave and pronounce q long bene-
dict;on over it and, besides, ask all the
peasants Of Limogarthi to forgive me al
so from the bottom of their hearts. |
left my watch with Mr.. Rizoli-Manoli.
Go to him and give % drachmas. Sell
YOUR own and take mine as a keepsake.
Write to the mother ofCo : nd also to
Athanasi Milo, whom I injured, to for
give me. I left in the house Of our mas
ter TWO muskets. Take them, sell them,
and give the proceeds to the poor for the
salvation Of my soul, I%8aIute you sweet
ly and as a brother, and | remain, your
dead brother, THOMAS IoANNOU."-PaU
Mall Gazette.
, 1870-08-09

Assurances OF every description on sim
gle lives are granted by the Society TO
any sum from 5OODollarsto 10, 900 Dollars.
Premiums are received Quarterly, Half
yearly, or Yearly, at the option of the
Assured.
Assurers wishing to discontinue the
payment of their Premiums, may either
dispose of their Policies to the Society
upon equitable terms, or obtain a free
Policy for a reduced amount.
Loans are granted to Members on the
Security of their Policies.
All claims occurring by death are
promptly met within 3 months after salts
factory proof Of such death has been re-
ceiyed by the Society.
Strict Investigations into the position
of the Society are made quinquennlaIIy,
and the surplus then existing is allotted to
the Members, after a sufficient sum has
been set aside for the purposes Of the
Reserve Fund. The next investigation
and Division of Profits, will take place at
the 31st December, 1870.
The Society has Agencies in nearly all
of the British West India Islands.
Actaary-ALEXR. S. BURNETT,
Secretary-HENRY CRUMPTON.
MEDICAL EXAMINERS:
DR.. Won. BRETON. DR.. HOLM.
Forms of Proposal, Prospectuses, and
every information may be obtained from
F. B. GRIFFITH, Agent.
, 1870-08-09

BARBADOSg Mutual Life Assurance Society
ESTABLISHED IN 1910.
INCORPORATED BY SPECIAL ACT 1851.
CHIEF OFFICE:
No. 20, HIGH STREET, B~RlDGETOWN, BARBADOS
BUHIS Society, which confines its bust
a ness exclusively to assuring the lives
of persons resident in the West Indies,
presents advantages such as no other As
surance Company, labouring in the same
field, can offer. It's scale of Premiums,
although considerably lower than that OF
any other Company, has nevertheless been
found quite adequate TO provide for the
risk of life in the West Indies, and suffi-
cient to create large SURPRISES, out Of
which ReverSiouary Bonuses, averaging
p per cent per annQm upon the amour
assured have been distributed among Il e
Members Of the Society.
Its career, during a period of 80 years,
has clearly demonstrated the fact that the
lives Of persons residing in this part Of
the world, are, when carefully selected,
almost as valuable as those inhabitiug
Europe, and that they do not demand
such excessive Premiums as are charged
by every other Company.
The following abridged Table shows
the Premiums required to assure 500,
for the whole term, upon a single life -
, 1870-08-09

"Why don't you wear your ring, my
dear 2" said a father, IN a ballroom, 10
his daughter. "Because, papa, it hurts
me when anyone squeezes my hand"
"What business have you to have your
hand squeezed 2"-"Certainly none but
still, you know, papa, one would like to
keep it in squeczabIe Ordor.'
Can a civil engineer inform us how it
IS that the mouths of rivers are larger
than their heads?
In America the procuring of a divorce
is called occurring" after marriage.
In Iowa women prisoners have the
rights of men, They are set to break
stones.
A Boston organist recently initiated a
storm, at o concert at fremont Temple.
The illusion was so complete that one of
the. auditors raised an umbrella.
The old lady that believes every Gala
nifty that happens to herself a trial, and
every one that happens to her friends a
Judgment, is not yet dead.
The reasons why whales frequent the
Arctic Seas is, probably, because they
supply the "Northern lights" with oil.
II can't say | admire your style of act
ing," said a landIady to a s%trOIling player,
when she caught him stealing the
spoons.
An indignant orator at a recent politi-
cal meeting, in r%efuting an opponent,
Numbered, "Mr. Chairman, | scorn the
allegation and defy the alligator"
Pretty women kiss one another on com
ing iuto a room, because it is a graceful
custom they do the same on going away,
because they are delighted to lose sight
of one another.
Kit Burns, the present famous man of
Watershed, New York, is said to have
a voice dixie the filing of a saw, and
when be laughs it resembles the agony
of a,door-hinge in want of OIL"
A New York journal, in speaking Of
the magic strains Of a hand-organ, says,
when he played old Dog Tray we
noticed eleven pups sitting in front of the
machine on their launches, brushing the
tears from their eyes with their fore
paws"
Love is a sweet contagion which at
tacks people with great severity between
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-11-03

. Gin lbermdbt9er unb oft MI
berwdrtt9er MusfuB Der Naie> man@mal
bur@ the erRopfun9 unterbro@en @er<
luft bes @sru9s> uno @ei9mad( firms,
pdKerf0e poer lhwa@e &u9en, cine Ser
nninperun9 tes @eb5r8, unre9elmdbtaer
&ppettt, 3ufdut9e uebelfeiten, elm Druid
poer S9mer; In ben Mu9en uno 3u 3ei<
ten int 6tnterfopt selestnli&sS Gieber>
Gr1feln, falte GQBe. uno Elm @eflbl Der
Mattt9tett er@&wa@beit fnb 0em1bnz
ltde @Ymptome peS @atarrbs> bod finp
le n{dt ale In ienen TdQsn sortanpen.
Or. @a9e's @atorrbmtttel eurtrt @atarrb
in ieinen I@limmfen Stapten unb Gor>
men. @6 bat einen an9enebmen Sc,
f9mad, uno entbdlt tetnen etfttsen ODE,
dBenpen @e0ennanr. Birp per @of
8ef4tdt nod Gmpfan9 BON 60 Gents
Man aoorelire an 81. 9. pteree, NJ. b
Bufalp, SC. .. 3u %psrfaufen bel allen
Drussifen.
w @bow@a1e perfau'
lien. Gin fat gang neuer @bpw Gai
If biais 3u faufta bet
y. Gelpboufer,
Saf{on>G trabe
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a[efRssia n5st] 4 % a.
So atertp mn, %. Dtt. 1870.

I@eebrttr 5err Sanber:
Sd er(u&e @ie, fol9enoe 3eileu tnSbr
pertbes 8latt als @ntpcrt auf paS Gin
oelantt pon @acpnta aufnebmen 81 tppl>
len. SD femme Sean De9iQe i9pn
LANCE unp erfldre pa6 .@tn9e1anrt alS
l1%nwubrbeit. Gr 1T elmer Der beften
&epublitaner. &u@ bat er fdrSbrBlatt
uaan&es eetban.
Sd, unterset@neter, erfldre biermtt,
rab ba6 @inSelanpt BON @aeonta Die
9rbBte u%npabrbeit, menn Der Ghre!ber
laSt, baB 5err Dc @iue feline Helieten
perleu9ne. Gr uar i9on oft BET nit,
aber ME b6rte i6 bae ron ibm. reber>
baupt mare IS fir Gas County {ebr 4ut>
weun mir ptele FOLDER Mrmen=8 reunee
bitten, wie De 8iQe 1T. SD femme i'm
i&on ldn9ere 3eit, aber i@ tann muir
0utes pen ibm ia0eu, aud mei6 th pae
er bunperte BON Greunoen bier i'm @ounz
tY bat.
Der @dneiber tpieosripridt f& (eIbR
etwaltia, erR 1T De @iQe Elm GoubduS<
ltr, Iecann rod mieper Elm IL
Rtser 9eiuite. Das remit fi9 l9ledt
,ulammen. De 0iQe bat fir cas- leut>
l@e idon Stel 9etban, uno mod mebr fir
bic @aulen i'm County. Ser S@rsiber
mus f&trli& cine perl5nlide Teinr(daft
eegen De DtQe baben, font f5nnte er
ptelen Mann ni@t auf piele Nrt belbim>
pfen molten.
6. Snhn
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-11-03
8iro unb Gfeg einesfaneen.

Gberif Grace unb feline unterbeamten
baben 9,oee @ner9te unb unermuclide
Gbdtt9feit entmidelt, I'M, pie @efaneenen>
mel@e porise ISOLDE, a&t an oer 3abl,
aus rem County @efdnenib ousz5
bra6en> pierer einjufaneen. Mit Mu65
nabme BON Nufin, elmer Der 6otelptebe,
iBen ale wieeer bintsr @dlpb uno &ie>
0el unb mc@artp 1T bereits na@ @tiQz
pater abseliefert uno bat (ine3u@tbausz
Rrafe on9etreten.
Bir meloeten bereitS in unlerer lebten
Drummer, tab @unoy in eineu, Snptaz
ner : Eager am @lf Glube Stiansen
nurre.
p%atrclmonn Bri1ette, BON BET ct
paul YtliSd, mel@er na@ ga @roHe &C.
oanaen rpar, fam talelbf @m. B,rp auf
pie Spur, unp oelane IS tbm, oenielben
lhpn leBtenM onta8 su Yerbaften. @no>
lid murpe Dienfas Mbeno Der 6otelz
pieb @6er nad ZEN, :bteii9eu @efdnanib
bur@ 6errr W. s. @c2arb pun&o9eter
ob9eltefert. ,
G0er rpor an benz perbdnBnibpcIen
Dienfase 16nuraraf5 bemufer 3uee9an>
aen, uno rpar es ,bm 8eelldt mad ben,
anrsren uftr ce6 MtlRi1ppt In @sf ct.
paul gu 9%elaneen. Na6oem ct Die erfe
@a&t I'M 6reien eampirt bic fcleencen
Nd9te btrbeiGarn1era dberna&tete, fut1
ct am leBten Greita9 NIT einem Gar>
mer, NamenS BuQ, in Ger Ndte Don
Srsnoeo na@ 9todeRer. 5ier anoelanat
losirte er iib In einem btut16en@ aRbaule
Elm, btelt fi9 meifens in ltinem 3imme'
auf belu9te aber an, Sonnta9 Ibenp BIT
Wetbopiten &ir9e> 100 Ct bon Me2arc
3uerf 9eieben unD erfannt pu.er. Mon>
tag Mbenb fam rte Na@ridt Doh BEN
Nusbru@ aus biefoem County @efdnez
nib nod &odefer unp am nd4fenMorz
een Z nbr muroe offer %9efanoen. @a
@hetnt feinem 3weifel ju unterlte9en, taf
G6sr Der &epelsflbrer mar wel@er Der
plan .um Nusbru9 entwari. Sci {etne,
8ersaftune in &o@efer purpen mebrer'
= ntrud6> unp DiebeS< S%nRrumente II
etnen Gai9en 9efunpen.
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Staat8= Neui9feiten.

- 5uttneS bette leBte Bo@e etnen
cause c-lebre. Dem @eri9te lae Die
&laee Der frau Martba 8utteruf eeaen
ibren MoRn auf Gbelbetoun9 Ypr. Die
prp;eeuerbanplun9en nabmen Z Sage
in Aniprn@. Die Beratbune ber Sc;
l9worenen oauerte bic game Nadt UNI
enti&ieeen pieie!ben i@ltebli@ su@unfen
Der &ldserin.
&e6win 8, %. Sct. - 5sutNtenc
6. lbr brad in benz 6auie beS Germ s.
2ittle Geuer aus. Die @priBen 1paren
ianeQ CUR 6ano unb ro65aus erlt!t M.
penis S9aeen.
49, Collins 0aben in SPINE S5lanb
wurbe Dor &ur3em um@aaren imWertbe
bon fat $500 beraubt. Die Diebe flnp
ipurlo8 Deridwunben.
49, Sn pari6 befncen f@ 5000 SAT
Minnel ota Mebl.
SER s. s. &uoolpb scn Stem llm
Yerlpr Bel ber Gpnsentipn in &ecmppb
am IL, Sftober fem Ealbenbu9 nit
$500.
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Dulutb faufte General g.. S9end BON
Sbtp, bal elbit 81 Stabtlpts su etnem
&p1pretle BON 100000.
- @ol. Sing BON MinneappliS bat
letner 9rpbarti9en uno foflpfeli8en @ieb>
berre Elm weitere6 aus9c;et6nete5 @remz
plar 3u9efi9t unb ben heifer uDu9eb
81" fir $4,000 an9efauft.
- Nu9 bic Demcfraten Don Giumpre
County baten Elm %io9enannte6 ~people6"
Gidet fit County 8eamte unb @eieBse>
bun9 nomtntrt.
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cine mutfaltI9e @taat6 : Convention
i1att. 81. 6. Muneer unb profe0or
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Der Convention Spell. y,
= Cine Mn;abl Mnfebler baden fd
bereits auf 2dnpereien Der Morb> Yaci7c
Gienbablinft entlane, in 8eder County
nteper9tlaftn.
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.purbe Dor etnisen Ga8e1 IN tinent tletz
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marp Safe In @ri9bt County 9efunoen.
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letuug, unb 1T Der 8erba9t reee 9eror~
ben, paBg bier Elm Mprp tattsefuapen
bat.
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1t On ber4. |, spti9sH GraEfli1< urb 81.
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