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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-07-14

@eatnbas g&uIbenma d en- bon poIi.
|tiiAen @emeinbens entbd!t bic nene Wufaiiung
|pon 5dinois sDei portrefflihe 8eitimmungen:
grten8 Darf bic Shnloenlan e'nes eonnip
MIR finer Stobt grocent oes iteuerphi6taen
Uerubsens Der betreenben Gemeinos nidbt aberltei'
Rweitens bari feine poltilde Gemeinbe. (tein
golntn. feline Staot, fein 3iripiel &C. ae) Attien
in elmer gijenbabn. poer onoern yrspatanterneb.
mnna aeidbuen. nod elmer Yripnteompo9nie Shen.
fuugsn maAen, nod ibr ben Greoit Der @emslnoe
Mir isten niit BeranIsen, baB Die Iebtere 8erfa.
launa. iber pelAe ieparat ab8etimmt muroe, NIT
etner urQeheuren Webrheit an8enoulmen uoroen Ut.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-07-14

aT- Nm Samitas benadrittigte Der ipaniibe
@elanote in @aibineton ben Staatsieeretdr Jilb
i'm Namen ieiner &esieruns, baB Der 9rin3 bon 90
hensoaern als ipaniider Sbroneanoibat auserpdbi1
uoroen iei nno baB bic gortes am 20. Suit ber BIZ
1rase abiimmen peroen. 9taatslecretdr Jilb ants
tporiete. es freue i'm, bies au b0ren. se essss
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-07-14

Rries! y1aa elmer 2onboner Rabelbepeide on
ben Nem Dorfer Seralb ioa Der Rries in europa
unpermeolih iein. Wirb bic ganbioatur oes So=
beusouern nidt suradeesosen, oann min 2ouis Na=
polsen iofort Rries erfldren. Selbit in 5rantrei1
iou cine arobe Yartei iein, Die 8ur 8eionnenbeit
rdth, aber Souls Rapoleon miQ nidt iparten, oamit
YreuBen feline 3sit erbdlt, fd uorsubereiten Das
Berfabren GrantreiGs, bic Sade nit @ewalt gum
Mustrae su brinsen, anitatt Die 5rase Der Sbron'
belebuns gang uno gar bem ipaniiden Wolfe an
Iberloien, miro in san3 europa mibmilist, mdb-
renb Yreubens rubise Saltuns absral anertannt
mjro. - -I.Er ...
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-07-14

4 - Die Boil Waq @as.ttsA me!ost aus anthen'
ti56er NusGe, oab oi. 9sniur uusipdrtlser Bldtter
in iSranfreid auf8eb6rt babe. 80
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-07-14

benten aufforbert, In Detre Der onsebli&en ee!eb.
loien sSmportatiDn BON 9ineRiden Coolies grtun.
otaun9en antuiteaen.
Muf Mntraa BON 9umner ,purbe bic Bin, melde
Der 6rau Gncoln eine Denfon bepiniat. Dieoer auf.
aenommen. gint lebhafte Debatte erfolste. Dates
niidternen 3uftanoe Elm car enti4ieoener 5empes
renSler it) bsidulbate Grau 2ineoln nno bre sonse
1samlie Der Gbmpathie nit Der Rebellion. 3owaro
ieuanete bies. Gin Mntraa, bic Bin anf ben 9ii6
3u Ieeen, ain9 perl0ren Mn6 0ieelbe tuuroe f6lebt
einfah auf bic Seite aelegt.
SIN 3auie lests @ofe Bei&ldiie bot. pelde t3
flr bic freipilse ginDanoeruna Der ebtnelen. aoer
| fldren. I'm cine COMMITTEE berpieien. m
Die Mmenoments bes Senats 5ur Steuer. nno
Sarifbiu muroen bann beratben. Nah pislem 6ins
unb berreoen uurbe f1leBli9 oas Amenoment ans
oenommen, bas bic ginfDmmenfieuer auf ~ Yro-
sent auf aqe ginfommen aber $1,000 feitiebt. Yers
Ionen, Die aur Met5e wobnen, olrfen ben 1etrag
Der Miet9s abaeben oerielDs qs e aoa lem ME
Oen1l Suli. - Ser Senot berietb bic Wermt!=
tieunasbia. Sm Sauie Ie9te Mungen BON Obio et'
ne Yil por 3ur Grnennung elmer COMMITTEE, me!0e
Die @efabren, bic benz 2anbe bon Der Smportaiton
Der gbineien broben, in grwd9une aieben uno VtaBs
reeeIn su ibrer Nbmebr beridten lou. Jerrls erpoo
ginmanb uno bemerfte, bab 0as IA. nnb 15. Ameno.
lnent sur Contribution binoeno ieen uno oaB l'es
Oie amendments bes genats aur NaturaIiiati.
ons5iQ tpuroen pom Saule an8enoHmen uno ote
Bin beoarf isbt nnr nod Der unterfdriit oes Nrdli'
benten. +st ssEf e.5 rEi
Sine Bin paiiirte, pel6e yerpader bon Sdmeine.
Heiid. 3ubereiter BON Sdinfen &C. BON Der 6abri'
fanieniieusr befrsit Ser bsftrittene SIP bon Rem
tudp nuroe Srn. 3ice 3u9eiproden. Cine yergil'
lisuns beg @enats 3ur Bearsituns Der 9eiietoier
Der Snbianer. Delegation, bic neulih Walbingtor
/ beIudbte muroe pom baule genebmiat.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-07-14
Gs 1T In Seuti6lans anbers seworoeu.

2Str Glfen Oeutl@s MnefttQnef, 0te Dtr ans nun
idon ieit einem gierteliabrbunbert unb ldnser IN
Amerifa berumtreiben, MAIDEN uns oft iebr falIde
@oriteuuneen iiber bas alte 0aterfano. Wir Der.
seIIen, bab felt unierer Musmanoerung in 9eati9.
lamb pieles anoers geporoen 1T uno bob tpir 2ono
unb 2eute beute faum pieoer erfennen miiroen. 80
sum BeIpel bilben mir uns aud elm, ba6 in Deuti1.
lamb aes piel iolioer unb reeer III als in oem .abr.
ldlligen@ unb ,oberfldhli9en" Mmerifa. Dieie ST.
luton serf0rt Serr Sacob Miller BON glepeIanb,
Der f9 nun ihon idonieit ldneerer 3eit in Dsuti6.
Lamb aufbdlt, burd bic folgenoen 8emerfunseni Ia
ieinem ,lsueitsn &eiie5riefe: sle 1ani
.Gs tbdte mir si ,uebe, iber bic beutfde g6rIid-
felt ettpas Sdlilnmes iasen au mdffen. utb behrdn=
te ib mid beBbal6 oarant ii6er bic seribmte beut.
Ide ,SDlioitdt itno Reenitdt" 3u fpredben. ~
Bte loder bie1e gewor0en, bas fam cyeber erfah=
ren Der als p@riiner" @ Der 5drtlten s5irioref 6er
@ait,urtbe, Gobnfntider, nno mos brnm uno bran
bdnst berldbt. lin iiberportheift 8n tperoen braut
ober Der srotesf romantiiden S6mei8 su aebep,
man fann es piel ndber boben. SD min ieooh nidt,
Ipnoerlid pie @epiDt baranf leeen ba piee Der rel.
ienoen Sremben bic boben &etbnunsen fir aerinee
2eiftun9en seraoean ourd) ibr grobprobises Benebz
men propoairen. Woranf man aber @enidt kaen
muB, bas lit bte Sbatiade, oaB man 5t oft auf aie
aedtbeit oes Mrtifels, ben man nit bobem @elbe
beSabit, nht rednen fann. -. Z. .ss 80 5;,-
2se'nmuauagsn Iae 2ov.nlaI!Wungsn nip peIsus
elm 70 eg1tlmes gel0aI1 eenorosn oaB etn 1nelnge.
mel9ter pon porhepele'n r. oatau EN- MmHB lVEe
gSaare 3u oelemmen. N0l esnma! oet ntneralRalf
Ter iann man ll@ ,mmer anI os as@ieeu nsalq4en'
gSenn man no~ Ielne go.telne utuslalInnne seI'
suitelen. ,.j - 90 us..1 y -, .i..,
Sn Der Taef'taI.pn " o'e cue Sol.oIal aup ne.
oeafsno 9eloaef. noroen:, DK S9ee oaB man 9.eI
@les eul uno loI!o 8emag! elva!t sn5e.us! ~ osI
Srogts peosn'eaos o e Wponla.!o.sn. soeHS aIoeH
Inr nRl gelo. III aa1 p'ei eins pppu'ale m va1tme.
u vs. mar !rnges 9eemano igneIsI Mt oet OCT 2ano,
gus per .9s9orlamll unn!et5etgneIs, nno ae.hsl "
IN otelem Dellse smpnnoo|er eo aoInronm ss!apaI W.
mot9en, als .eosmostaso,s;. g o9il - oeSguto Rsh
gar seeMano pea.a'ssns ws sva oss gmtgsm siuy
s,s an msosIs ano uabsr Z ~OG "ts r
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-09-08
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Nreufen Fam nidt 81 md@tie ,per=
'#|'5 n~- ben! -

Rreufen Fam ni@t 81 md@tie ,per=
."t1'y o>c ben! - 49,,
Dies 1T ber @runotor zines 1ebr per=
ninftisen Mrtitels 'bes philadelphia
~Nortb Mmerican" iiber Die fluftfae
Wa9tteuuns YreuBenS, be3tebun96petfe
Deutlalanb. Sc bei6t BARN u. g.:
n2aet 9reuben nod 10 md@tt9 rperbeu,
10 miro IS all feline &rdfte einft n6tbt9
baben> UNI &ublanps Ma@t unp Gbreet3
In pal1enpen @@ranten gu balten. Sn
otelem 2t@te betra@tet erlaeint bte@r5be
preuBens nt&t beorobenc fir ben Grteben
@uropa's, ionoern als cine S@ubmauer
fit Mittelz uno b<@uropa 9e9e1 Die
auf Elm @eltret@ Enlightenment ebr9ei3i9en
pldne @uBlanpS.
@erabe wie emit Sefrei@ ldn9ere
3eit bintur@ efne @@ubmauer ba9e1en
bilbete> bae observation-disclosures europa
iberFutbete unb6 eroberte, f. miro ein1t
|preuBen cine 9lei@e Mtllon benz 1,orbi-
i&em &ieien 9eeeniiber gu %erf1llen baben.
Sin FOLDER Dienlt wdroe europa rei@<
LID fir bic &rie9e unp @epaltafte ent=
l9dpisen, bur@ pel@e YreuBen 3u elmer
9rpBen Ma@t tpurbe. Die eSpee ua9te
8i6mard beretts bel letnen @erbanblun>
gen nit franj6fi@en Dtplpnaten seltenb
unb cine pertpar1pte Soee lag babel 3u
@runpe, baB er einen @pben3cuern surt
&esenten BON &undnten madte; er
wp0te 70 cine 8arriere 3mil1en @uBlanb
unb Der TIrfet errt@ten.
Bismard 1T ber Mnf6t &ublanb ioue
ii9 tt9t bamit befa0en, eipiliTrteV Slfer=
i9aften au unterjoden, ioneern barbara
f9e @Slferiaaften su cipilif,en. Ct ar
bettet barauf bin> @ublanps politil9e
Ebdtiefeit na@ benz Often bin gu lenfen,
no pe0eu eisentlt6e @uf9abe 3u l6ien it,
uno Don, @efeu neg, roo &ublanot feline
le9itime urlade CUR @inmt l@un9 bat.
6rantrei9 tpar mebrfa9 idDne @ele>
9enbeit 9ebpten> I'm 3u be,petien, tab es
f9 gum Glbrer bee; Tortl@rttte8 auf ben,
europdtl@en @ontinente %ei9ne--uno ieine
@eriu9e in bieltr 8e3tebune i4luoen
fell. Die rpmani19e Naee unb nit ibr
Granfrei@ farm {i1 In weiteren 8reiien
ni9t eeitenc MAIDEN, fie 1T nt&terpan1v
9enu9. '# "o@'f8>-t f@4 '"&f
Seyt'iit Die Belt 9etommen, ben Deutz
fden, ol6 @ertretern Der 10 fprti9rittsz
fdbi9en sernnantl9tn &ace, cine @sle.
9enbett 3u 9ebtn; 3u 3etsen, wel@en euls
turbitoriiden GinfuB gu 9etpinnen fl
eiscnttid TN @tanpe itnp, sbenu fe lbers
trtHen aue nrperen @6lfer in Der Tibie>
felt, f1@ IN rdumli@er uno seiitiser 8e>
3iebuns ausjuoebnen." J ca. u. 81 #
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-09-08

ntrBenbs seplaneertSxass&Ss. Die Baroe,
BinSen fpnAebfnberts iibrtn 0el9dftent mad
nnp iuase Rdpdber ttanbtn por teu
9duierr unb bepe8ter fb auf ben Stra.
Sen, obne aud nur In 0erin8ften beld>
ft9t prer gar inlultirt 81. trerben. Sin
enslii@er @orrelponbent, 1@ilcert, pit
Graue1 auf Dem SdlaGtfelr ppnGorba9
liybre Mabl3eit nobn,en. Sc ,nterlisa1
fsinem 3welfeL bae Die beutl9e 9Stipa}lpt
9rcBei Mibtdnpe ,tnb 2ttttn5 fit Trants
[|lref& i'm efolsegbat; abertes 1T aud itst
leeen ,33peifet rrbabentfefeedeut, tas ALI
nlilit6riiden,0 perattpren Der Eieaer nit
erBBerer &iid3idt9auf bic Bemcbner bes
insaoirten9 anoe8i alsgeflbrt, psrbenL ale
pies i1fanoere1 aI8riesen Der 46au par.
Deua4lanp u1aibirt in Der Gbat an beir
.SpiBe Ger Giyiltlatipn, unb lbepdbrt btes
lelbf in,pem l9redli9en unbvpernt@ten>
ben f&f ben rs jeBt fdbrt. spc45Gtj' IL
@ls Elm e~inse;osener 'ieanowebr<
mann 0S@uulpieler) Il, eit,tl1 Berlincr
Bierlefale feline 3e9e be3aBlen ioQte, ent>
l9ulptste er ii@, inrer1 II ftiint Ieertn
Gal4en 3ei9te,, nit ben E@erter Sd
babe nt@ts ale n,ein 39eben, taS rtuB i'd
Dem &5ni9 seten." %>51&'y' H.'7.@}> ,
ii Gin 1e1er 8ers gum altet1, 2iep,,
@snn s.r Raiier nit ben. tSebne a1uff BEN Climb
E~.=> lpd Der Ranune E.
&eitet bel ber Ma@t mad tMaeB,, ,.
l1ub bic SHUTTER lei ter 9ise aaf benz &au9 t.r
r ,auselfprise. .'
@aet: Der arieg if mir @ess,%1'~ .~
Dann sbe ! Ate! Mse! "}'h ;,
Damn Abe! ate! abe! J'' ':.+ Y
Damn sbe! @@at, .lebt pebl!! |1.' =:
MIND en- IS. Mus.--@ efern purce
uout Militirlajaretb aus Der erlte tabter
9eitorbene &rie9seefangene Sen Come
BET Mobamnnep> IiraiIeur ans Mleier,
beeroiot. Cine eroBe Menl@enmenee
Elm Bug baieril@er esnfanterie nit einen,
SffSier unb 3mei TambourS, tann Elm,
fatboltl9er @eiflt@er ols 3euee> eaber
Dem @aree, Der nit benz Eurban unp ei<
bateriiden, Snfanterieidbel 9e:iert
tpar, bas @eleite. Sci Der .Ginlcnfuna.
erfpl9te cine milttdri19eS alutatton, prie<
fer uac Sff5ier: Der erite @frifaner lag
in baiertl9er Grbe be9raben! -. n
- Der Groberer Der erten fanS5f<
laen &anpne in Dem reutl9en Grelp3u0e:
III, ter in @6rlib erlaeinenoen uMieoer>
ltlefi&en 3eitune" sufolse, per GsIpwe>
bel Meger cer'1. Comp. Stem Sdserba>
taiQona, Gemlelben, reip. ben font bel
@aHentbat betbeilt9ten Sdoern
fallen folsenbe pramien 3u: 500 Gblr+,
tn ber &6ln. 3ts.; 20 Gblr..
aus &arlsrube; 60 Tblr. BON q. Nler>.
&aufmann in 8re6lau ; cine sol>
bene ubr nebft Settle, epent. 100 Sblr.
BON benz &esterunssratb @@ad in Yo>
fen. g. 20 - .a-. ,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-09-08

Dtnper 80. su9.-40 Mtilf1 bon
Denpfr unb is Meilen nospmeflt@ Yor
Genital ity inb lebr er9tebi9l
Stlbeyrnine,, entbedt tporbet,. uebel
500 Ber9leute fnp btretts einsetrpfeu
unb 80 S@afte anselest tppreen. Gins
srcBe Nuswanoerun9 mad ben aeusn
Wtnen; bat Gbe8onnen a9'a g7Taw a3.hh.
8erl in, 81. dug. - 81. G6titer,
Cardinal Btlaof ppn Breslau beabs
f@tist feline Msrnter ntsoerjule9en, 9oa Il
nit Der promulsation bes Do9mas eet
unfeblbarteit nt6t entertainer IT. = . .
@ien;i 80. Mu9.- @ufape :9truve
1T bier eeforben. .5l9 aa~lsst "a ri
~, -" - Cine 8aliner Depel9e iast oae
Seferrei@ anfange1 fi@ 3,u1 I&riese, gu
rdaen,Ial tNQe 8eurlaubteny tperoen einbe>
rufen.iut2 -. -tst III ,fHtE& @aas, En-. I
@tntrinnati 81. Mus: - @en1ae>>
raj S9ent bat bic 'Gonsrebz Domination
fir ben eritten Sbio Diariet5 arsenput<
men. 't'3i .,"'''. '',"{''~ "'
Der fran;6fi9e General Douay,
tpel9er in Der @@la@t betl @eiFenburS
feel, tpurbe am nd@1ten Sage ta@ Der
S&la@t BON ben Deutlae1 NIT milttdrt<
I@en Gbren b%esraben. Gin &e9iment
Snfanterie urb cine 8atterte fol9ten BET
9ei&e unp pie @bren5@ alpe murpe BON
elmer pollen Gonpanie Iber bas @rab
9efeuert. ,p.n -aa~~.-
Nuf benz @e9e mad Dem &tr@boft
iptelte bas Muft@or pie fran3Sii&e Na<
ttonal> 9ymne uno auf Dem 9etmtpeBe
BON remlelben ,,Die @a9t am &betn."
6tsr fnpen mir Elm ribrences Betiptel,
wie reuti4e Gruppen bic Gapferteit bes
eefauenen Geinbes nod AM @rabe ebren,
pdbrenb fran361i@e Gruppen auf bic
teuti@en Yarlamentdr> Gla99en unb tez
rem Gscorte pie 8arbaren feuern.
- Die @epubltfaner pom Mt9i9an
lebten Donneritas ibre Staats>
@onpentfpn unp nominirten einlidet fit.
eamte.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-09-08
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Mabrib, 80. Aus. Die Garliiten
Daftper I'm Norpen, pom Spanien itnb
afialaseln' inorben, uno fldten fI& dber
Sic @ebiree mad Grantret@, soitlbt fe
lofort perbaftet ,pereeu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-09-08

~
49, 3wei B5bmsn &orler unp Mpsfa
tpurben 9efern unter Der &nflu9e oerbaf>
tet ben Sob beS Sclspb Serelad. be0en
2et@e Dunnerfta9 Mprsen ant Gu6e bes
6l9els In ner9fdbe perSiour @itp8 abn
eefunren wurre, ,eranlaBt gu baben.
@e9en Mbweienbeit be6@ountp Mnpalts
Fat pas &erb5r bic jebt nod ni&t fatt>
9%efunoen.
eW~ Man leie RE Mn;eise bee
County Muottprs. ST midtf9 fur Gar<
sabler. -,
- Trau ISM. See9er, ftattet
i'm Nauer, Der Grefutip> Committee Der
Damen te5D eutl9en patriptil9en 6l!fs<
@eretns ben Damen uno Treunben in
peter Manfato uno Sc
Sueur ben berjli9iten Danf oes Ser
ems ab~ fit bic literale Mufnabnae uro
re9e Gbeilnabme, wel&e in bieien @tdez
ten Dem Neutrality-suspicious. fir Die @ttt<
rper, uno @ailen Der i'm &rie9e @efaQez
'ne. gu Gbetl 9etporoen 1T, Die Grefu>
tip COMMITTEE miro in &ur;eu, 8eri@t
Ell tatten.
- Der Mrbeiter Bauperein periuberte
9elern Mbeno ipet Darleben, Elm BON
$1,000 3u AZ pr3. prdmie uuo ems Don
$3.50 ~ SO pr3. prdmie. Is neueMit>
olieber traten bel. =,
~ Die Germ 6eiman unb &ple
baben wie Der 2eler aus ben Mn3ei9elpalz
tel, erieben pire> jeBt ibren @prratb Don
6erbf urb @tnterfleipern er6fnet unb
tDnnen MIR ben 9eisr aus ei9ener Nn>
l9auuns bic @er1deruns 9eben. baB bic
Musmabl sroB uno ole preiie bi1is i1nb.
@tr empfeblen allen bic &leirer taufen
ppIen, f@ Don Der Babrbeit tes @elas<
ten gu Iberseu9en. :.
Die patrictl6en Damer BON @tiu'
rpater, ,ptl@e @nianes' beabii@tieten> paz
1elbit cine Gair ;u oeranfalten> baben
bel@lo0en> f16 Der ero6en Gair In ct.
Yaul' ansul9lieBen. uno f1t1b nit pra@tz
pollen Mrbeiten fir otelelbe tbdti9.
:. x% @ir perreiltn bic 9eier auf bic
@n3etee tes 5errn s. 81. @enser, BET
AM @onta9 1einen reuen @tpre >pieper
erSfnen 'tpirp. 5err @en9er rehen
@tore beim 8ranoe peS Concert BlpdS
nit nieoerbrannte bat nun an Steue hes
alien Stores einen neuen ut1b piel &C.
r%aumiseren erri9tet uno NIT Gem befen
in leiner 8ran@e Yerfeben.
- Set benz 20. @usult laufen resel<
mdBise periunen3tise auf Der 8abn ron
@inpna mad ct. Qeter> b,s an ben
Minnelota Glub. -" Ga'"
g. Grtdlon purpe am Dpnnerfas
in 6afines UNI $21f Boar uno einen
@bed Don $50 auf bic 81. paul 8anl
befteb!en. .; *...} u
3meiter, @.on9reB Difrtct
&epnb,1itani 1@e Difrtct s. M :
mtttec: s,a.. l.mr.,f>| o..
6. 3. Dapilon. .6ennepi1, County.
IS. g. @i1on. @amleY County.
g. 8. Bilarp. @oobbuy Counts.
8. 8 Braben. Meeter County.
@eorse 81. seymour. @albinStpn
County. ~ .. .a. .am
- @ui1as Treitas bat oom&ronprinz
gen tie@ enebui8un9 erbalten, ft9 ieineu
6auptquartter 3u atto@tren, rut &riees
beri@te 3u9 liefern. "sD.~ -oz...&..
:. -. Die v@ebne" in 81. &ouis Derdb1
foleentea Corporation ce5 t@t9eni9aft8,
,pprtbeS .tpertb :'n@& ,"z@2Gt2t .tA 1'1
2putS.ana@ ilbelm. Mber nj,
tonnten @ie r,einen @efanbter 70 btbar:
peln? Ct mar tp@ minbeftns eben Il
utel ~ ertt ale ber Sbri9e.
f @ilbelm an3pui6. Sit irret
nd, metn@ eianoter tpar tnti@iecenW e.:
Hber. 5 81 ] Is,
[Sie, aber flrsmi@ warBeneoetti bod be
@ertbeft.
NIL kssI ~ = = q HaahnMf
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Sept 1T biz 3eit auf bic vRew gert Grt-
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IGaliMe Tribune per put suseFenbst $40 jab;1id. &inSIne
SaiSnSdentl;de zritune Ter goa 81 idb1ltd. :8ani usee n,
uaetr Gremptare ieee So. din 5%retrernpar nirp fir il 10 auf
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-09-08

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buIn e ~unmSalia lit I'D tielelte kur& RE sGiisnbabn sster
Dampfbrpte u6er bel 3ei,unsstanoiern su seridahsn. Sci
In Siel,n 1NGQsa (detnen ie bod Gem E7eutltdsn Bebarf ntdt
III aenuasn. ptrloren, tenen IS urnSslia II, auf antere
Deife lie ,Iritune" sa be!omu'e1. m5een TIRE Sc.
4 eIiuuaeu birett an Sic Sffiee fsnben.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-06-30
Horse Gears.

THERE is IA great deal in gearing horse
or mule so as to enable the animal TO work
easy, and to use certain amount of power
with comparatively small animal force.
Much depends on long or short leverage.
The draft may be too high or too low !;
the one will draw too heavy on the top of
the neck; the other will choke the animal
The collar may be too large or too small,
either Of which will cause sore shoulders
A tender-mouthed horse should have a
large smooth bit, and not be refined up
too tight, or the mouth will become so
sore rs to lose its sensitiveness to a gentle
draw Of the rein. Every part of the har
ness should be as complete n fit as q dan.
dy's coat, touching everywhere and pinch
ing nowhere.
The harness should he kept clean and
soft. There are several preparations made
aud sold for this purpose, but the misfor.
tune Is, they are 100 little used. The
money paid tor and labor spent in using.
is not spent in vain. When the harness
gets wet, as 1t sometimes will, by being
caught out in the rain, stiaighten il out
To DRY before it is hung up, or it will curl
out of shape. II should be put through a
course of grcasing and handling before
using again. Examine the face of the
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-06-30
Chinese Agricultural Hints.

1. RULES for gathering seed among the
standing grain.-Having selected the
choice and bright heads of grain, pluck
and suspend them in dry place till the
next seeding time, then shell and wash
the seed; put it into water, when the
heavy Kernels will sink, and the light will
rise TO the surface, and may be skinned
Oft and cast away.
2. In the twelfth month, place the seed
In large, earthen vessel, fill it with pure
water OF melted snow, and cover the
same with earth. When the seed has
sprouted. sow broadcast, or in drills :
thus, you will avoid the breeding of
worms
3. To determine whether the coming
year will be good or bad, take one measure
OF seed in the beginning of the winter
season, and measure it carefully; then
place it in an earthen vessel, and put it in
a dark place, and leave it for fifty days
then measure it again. If then it fills the
measure fuller than before, the season will
be good if less than before, the season
will be bad.
f. Treatment of new land.-First, burn
the grass, Tin order to destroy both the
seeds and roots of grass and weeds, pillow
then SOW to sesanaum ian oily grain), fol
one year. This is for the pdrpose of de
stroying more thoroughly the roots of the
wild grasses.
5. In the neighborhood of good flowers
and good grain sesanau1 must not bt
planted. for it will destroy their roots
! also. The process by which it does this
is, by the dew or rain falling upon it, run
ming down the leaves and stalks, thus car
rying a poison with it into the ground, &c
affect the roots Of whatever plant it may
come in contact with.
6. Seeds of flowers and fruits must, il
like manner, be selected from the best
trees, and from those which bear the finest
fruits and flowers, and which are fret
from all diseases. Let these seeds be care
fully cleansed, dried, and stored in glass
bottles or secure vessels, and laid up higl
from the ground in dry places, so as tC
avoid damp and mold They should b,
accurately labelled and dated, so as t.
avoid the mixing Of fruits and flowers
and also, so as to avoid the liability o
planting seed which is more than a veal
old.
T. In planting the seeds of flowers anC
fruits, let there be no fear of too higl
ground, nor a fear of two much hoein;
and spading. But observe the season 70
planting which is prescribed in the ap
proved treatises on the subject In plant
ing, put the fruit stones into the grount
the right side up. Some seed needs to b
soaked before planting-some not. Il
sowing seed, observe that some, wbic
are large, will bear a considerable dept
of earth, while small seeds must not b
buried deep. They may be covered wit
a mixture of ashes and earth, so as to XII
til worms. After the sprouts have ap
peared, some may he watered, and som
not: you must discriminate. IT. afte
three or five days. there is no rain, the
must be artificially watered-but 18th dis
cretion.-Oyerl0ndN onthly
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-06-30
About Milking.

FIVE per cent, and perhaps ten, can be
added to the amount OF milk obtained
from the COWS of this country, if the fol-
lowing rules are inexorably followed:
1st. Never hurry cows, in driving to
and from the pasture.
I'd. Milk as near at equal intervals as
possible. Half-past five in the morning
and six at night are good hours
Sd. Be especially tender of the COW at
milking time.
4th. When seated, draw the milk as
rapidly as possible, being certain to al
ways get it all.
5th. Never talk or think of anything
beside what you are doing while milking.
9Th Offer some caress, and always a
soothing word, when you approach cow
and when you leave her. The better she
loves you, the more free and complete
will be her abandon as you sit at her
side.
We append the not uncommon prac-
tice:
1st Let some boy turn the cows away,
and get them, who is fond of throwing
stones and switching the hind ones every
chance he gets.
Cd. Milk early in the morning and late
at night, dividing the day into two por-
tions, one of fifteen hours and the other
nine.
Sd. Whack the cow over the back with
the stool, or speak sharply to her if she
does not L" so" or " hoist"
4th. Milk slowly and carelessly, and
stop at the first Stacking of the fluid.
9Th. Talk and laugh, and perhaps squirt
milk at companion mixers, when seated
at the cow.
9th Keep the animal in tremble all
the time you are milking, and when done
give her vigorous kick.-Hearth and
Homo