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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-09

~ shoot the oo regular buyers beer eoceu the look ou ior
,n the market generally shows slack dragging tone
sailing esning styles entirely nominal and the choice qualities
h.rrsr seady; quote Cubs Centrifugal s2sc do Chyed 2dS
40 Porto Rico SS1e Don not plenty,
bu tendency Of prices downward sales Of ITO hh Barbados and
S hhds Porto Rec puva. . bhds Porto Rico at SoI~
md bhls. n ew-Oreans At 80s0c
NAVAL SToRbsSpr Turpntns has been rather NOR
sales Of us bb, &c Resins are isfV sc
and prices without change sales OF 700 bh San o. pr
the msrke; being 81 % for Pair 81 iodtf % iot
s0DS3 50 Tor No Tar dull 81 ~ for Wilmington f
somiuS a. 81 -, delivered. -,
OILSfos Grade Fish Oils there has feep oa moderate
last and the marie, continues krm hsnutActarro %
~tbOa change the demand being Moderate The marks iSi h
Jinsee continues quiet S6dS7o for casks and &ac o
Menhaen OIL quiet Oils without quotsbe chanSo ''c
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Appl-s changing hands SnA
40 bbs
quarters &C. DIVIDED bbl state sliced Sse p bb
o. lot and bb fancy ". Peaches steady and IN
ehsngd snail onRATy peeled selling IL IL Glbe bbs Ic 4O
n K1r shore enc At 2le lot Of 6eo halves
son 81 SG8tc. Five hhls raspterne brought &c bbI
Lstberrs lnc Chestnut and wanted ot OF -
buh southern sold II 30 New hickory sell readily Old go
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FPuITs AND BERRIES

coming freely ~ 50 tbt aVeg. prce OF
far They from 81 70 e ~ with an eeea
oua small oi Of al spit BaEus 81 IS We instance l8s obs
uIod a - ~ bb - 20 $40 at - 23 - at 81 81
Ls7 Al %: - 80 few common nay
apples Oh1g IS River apples sei Al 81 Lg 70 per oIs
ordinary cooking and Wears grapes 60 Slowly
during be pTesen Ounces Cranberra IoT
"a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-09

ReT zls bsles fpnenta 20 bas Cafors direct There
feeling with iex Samples Of fancy California
received for which offered OF only
Lei NJ Isci 7sc
we BOndOa correspondent Etss anger dA October IS The
reported prevails
saan demand a tbs past seek has prevented sas
nAgnita3e market consequently heavl weighted
With Bnglsh grostb, The lower qualities Of which
tnas drOop. Doe hops. IRON theit- sscarety alone
The arrivals from The s,
psrsve small sad give promise quat
time eae led expect In yesrug aud os Of all
nothing 10 doing" We qaos:
Hops kate Prne b....fTdl8 COmmoa u Taif..s...
cssnon To .l5al5 Oh oi............ "a
! tsA Pnnse. b. =. s.-.iOuH
MEATS
Shipments Cor s xesk & bOses I9 bb and We
gUo<:
Beef heavy supply. Choago dressed sold
st0Ie Mutton also Psuiy Rlsh o. and selling
a..lox Xeou
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'd'' III tie CITY Of Ss'i0'' CYRUS p. WOODS Receiver
FOR SALEmBY Assign in :, B ~ A.,


II RrPTCY-LhURRNS RAiLRO hD-Dstrict Court ~ voc Uhi1
St.ies 6ouh Csrons Dsct-n Iaurrn Railroad
Companr BY order OF The Hon a. byan
ID tcdge OF tie United States Csrolns DISTINCT WI
sell At public oury Of Coambis South Caron. 81
WEDNESDAY The 7h dav NJ D-eemoef " r-o
from al hens s equity Of redemption being ioregr
barred absolutely orcOsd The following proPery va
TRACK and ROAD BED BlDGBS CUBVKRfs, MACHINE hillf
WATER TANKS STATION HOUSES. al III, LOCOhoIiIB
CARS and al and ibe Property
persons description shstsoVer the
RAILROAD COMPANY aud all the rights privilege
enJOYei By the aid bhukbN
RAILROAD COMPANY the following terms Forty two
thousand the residue bons OF the f1f
chaser PAYABLE ard three interest," at s'ea PEI
annually ant secured by mortgage Of
sold that the purchases shall nave
leave 70 ps The whole bid cash. II he prr 70 DO
. JAMES NJ BAXTER. Assignee
NJ Lauren Railroad CcmJany
LAURENS RAILROAD - thirty three miles isnefh
ruuug L.nrensylr c. through productive cotton "
gon den.ey populated and connecting at seNev WIN
the GRBBNYILLR AND COLUMBIA RAILROAD AM nounston
property will e gladly fun she On
application to LAMBS h. BAXTER Asigneo hetSfp q y
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-03-08

DR. GLY0N q Placervllle,
IL California, may be found 1t his ofice<
over 0ibson's ''Saserac" Saloon, where he Will be
pleased to wait upon all who may desire his SER
vices in any line Of Dentistry.
All Work Realty Done and War.
raAteA - Give 0atlsfAction.
Advice Free. ChlceoCbrm administered II de-.
srsd.
Oarsoa, esstsnbsr II, loo.:
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FlRE.-Yesterday morning at halfpas.
five o'clock fire broke out in the New
York Bakery on King street, and before
the flames could be subdued the bake
house aud the adjoining building in
which Mr.. Cavanaugh and his family
resided and which served as a place of
business for the bakery were destroyed.
Miss McKabe, dressmaker occupied .
part of Cavanaugh's house, and barely
escaping with her life as she did she
lost allher own personal effects; besides
which were also destroyed several val
liable dress patterns which had been
left with her by customers. She also
lost a purse containing quite q consid.
cradle sum of money. Tho fire 10 sup
posed to have originated from q stove
pipe in the Bakery. Mr.. Cavanaugh was
insured for $4,000 in the Occidental
Insurance Company; but that sum will
hardly be sufficient to cover the loss
sustained to property and business.
Our fremen we're early on the ground
and rendered most effective service
saving by their efforts the adjoining
buildings. Swesney's brick block,
standing next East Of the bakery con-
tains the o. 8. Land Onice; and the
saving of the books aud papers thereof
was q most important service and this
is to be placed TO the credit of our very
prompt and efficient ERE companies.
We heartily sympathise with Mr.. and
Mrs Cavanaugh in their misfortune.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-03-08

tbs DIsrRICr CoURr for Ormsby
County met yesterday. Gases set on
Calendar. Will be 10 session to-day.
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The EMPIRs RIorERs will be examine
before Justice Waltz on Saturday next.
We have reference to those seven or
eight meu who are of the eleven that
were arrested by the Sheriff.
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DEPUTY q. s. MARsHAL.-Mr. Fran
cisco Butler is the Deputy U. S. Marshal
resident here. Was appointed AS such
by Marshal Lammon. A good appoint
ment.
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q. s. CIRCUIT COURT-Judge Sawyer
not being present, Judge Hillyer pre-
sided at the opening of the Circuit
Court yesterday Calendar set and
Court adjourned untiithe 1lth of April
Adolphus Waltz was admitted to prac-
tice.
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GhAG1telLilegtll1teG,
THE BAcHELoR,s REQUIEM.
NJ Ug. III I'm IN


Gone % she graHc with no ono e cheer him :,
AionOGWith his head on an empty cigar box,
Ills feet on the fGndeE-hs AyTd0Nn 70 do.
Dying alone-wIth no friends to surround him
But the rats and tho mice that gaze awo'StricE
Who Icts thOIr rich meal of bis boots and hil
To Anlsh their feast whom his spirit has gone.
Hargart and worn are the bachelors features;
HIS cheeks arc all Sunkon, his brow eOldaJ
MS ~. bi.sE !. soslD;3wth ono hlnt sparkle
And Ills Is tho end Of the mcrcIlesI scamp.
Ho wrlthcs meath tho last paug Of torturing con
His bosom Is heaving-shAt never heAved yet
He thinks Of the thousands Of hearts be has
OF t6O Thousands of loves no has wOn-tO
forgot.
Bark there's rubuIng Of robes in the entry,
Ard daintlly treadInR come pretty young teet,
Tho door swings wide OpCn-tho ghosts make
Tho iIirt and 6iS victims on Garth again meet.
ThcrO wcro bright, gIgGlIng mnIdUn', and beau
Arch mISchievoaS gIrls With much fun In thcir
And withercd old maids and half crazy young
dAhlSGld
Who called In to sec tho old bachelor die.
He gives them gpP glance and bis go flashes
lie turns to rcprOach thcm-alas, they arc
Euuel
The rats and the mice have impannOle led a Jury;
Tho bachelor shlVers and dies all alone.
Alone in his glory with empty old bottles, -,
And tAIIoTS' and boot bile, and club bills
around,
with ono hand COnvuIsIVely clutchlng tho poker,
And Tho Other afCruahed biuot'dOnx no nai
Gdnqd.l sI.s M { VI ~
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"Ths lilo Of The flesh Is IN tho BIOOd," Is
Scriptural maxim that science proves 70 DO true
Tho people talk Of bad blood, As tho cause o.
many diseases, and Ike many popular opinions
this or had blood y founded In truth. II-
The symptoms Of bGd blood are usually qaitG
plain-bad Digestion causes imperfect nutri.
ton, and consequently the circulation 10 feeble,
the soI tissues loSe their tone and elasticity and
the tongue becomes pale, broad, and frequently
covered with pAsty, white cost This eoudi'
ton soon shows Itself in rOUghnaGs Of the skin,
then In ERuPrNE and LUCRATIVE diseases, and
when long continued, results In serious LESSONS Of
the Drain, Liver, Lungs, or urinary apparatus.
Much, very much, suffering is caused by impure
blood. It's estimated by some that OnC-afth Of
tho human family arc affected with Scrofala in
some form. ...
When tho Blood Is pure, you arc not 20 liable
to any disease. Many impurities Of the Blood
arise from impure diseases oflArgo cities. Rradi'
cate every impuFIty from tho fountain Of life, and
good spirits, fair akin and vital strength will 70.
turn to You. t.IU7Nsfa w rU
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nrEnnNcH D. r1R1lIlsIoN.


Hon. VIM. 3, Stevenson, Governor West ". :.
R, L. Berkshire, Judges supreme Court OF
" JanesH. Brown, I Appeals Of West Va
]. J, Jackson, Jr, Judge Of .. b. DlSu1W
Court, ". Va. f, "
D. D. i. FarnGworth, President of Senate,
West Va. 49,"
A, WCrnInger, member Senate.
Jacob Hornbroor, Preat. West We. ms! %:
Jacob II. Blchel, Vice Prest,
Caleb B0sgcSS, Attorney, ClGrk9burg, W. va,
j, White, Sheriff Mercer county, -. IN
II, q, Davis, Senate, Mineral county.
j. n. Camden, President OF First National Bank'
And the following mombors Of the House Of Dele
gates Of West Virginia.: -
Hon, q, II, Smith, KapOWhA county.
" q. q. Burgess, Wayne
james Guthrie, Wetzel
" Nathan Cot, Harrison
Joseph Tetef, Barbour """'
u. N. Hill, Marion
-" James HerVey, Brooke
Martin Judy, Grant
F." r. Davidson, Taylor
Henry BAnnon, Lewi8
Floyd Nicely, D0ddrldgG
F." J. 7. Bowycf, Putnam
Z" J.S. Wilkinson, Lincoln ~,
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K o SIX 4 \ o {, ]!

Is remedy Of I0ade5Gl, EbgeaY Iu tho cure Of
diseases OF the Kidneys aud bladder n ttest
Affections l. AZ nAGr gp1tlR e az any rFtEGdy can
b. II docs IL work kindly SlteNiay and SuFsiy,
Tho RAtitr which It Affords e both certain and
peFofptlhe. ..,t SID. ..t .-,..
DISEASES or THR KIDNEYS AND HLADDKR.
Persons unacquaIntOd with tho structure and
functions OF the Kidneys cannot estimate the
importance OF their hsdILhv action. q IA.
Regular and sufficient action OF the Kidneys 10
as important, nay, even more 90, than regularity
OF tho bowels. Tho Kidneys remove from the
Blood thOsD efEetc matters which, II permitted 10
remain, wOuld speedily destroy life. 4 total sus.
pension OF the urinary discharges will occasion
death from thirty.six to forty .eight hours.
When tho Urine Is VoldOd In small quantities
at tho time, or when hcrG 10 AdiEposIttpn to Urtn'
ate moro frequently than natural, or when tho
Urine Ia high coloFed or scaldlng with weakness
IN thebmRIl Of tho back, It should not DO tEihed
with or dnlRyed, but koSRoO should be taken at
once 10 remedy tho difficulty, before lesion Of
the organs takes place, Most Of the diseases OF
tho Bladder originate from those Of tho Kidneys,
tho UrlAB being lmperfectly eOCFet0d In tho KID
neyS, provo Irritating to tho Bladder and Urinary
passages. When We FccollCct that medicine never
reaches tho Kidneys except through tho general
circulation Of tho Blood, we SEQ how necessary II
IL to keep tho Fountain Of Life Pure.
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FINANCIAL
--[---I7N777|77777''
OFFICE OF
Fisk HATCH,
81 Z a8 W ". ~
BANKERS AND DEALERS
Government ' Securities
No. s Nassau Street, New York.

FEBRUARY 10, 1870.
ri. remarkable success which attended our no
yO,I,,lon Of the Loans of the CENTRAL PActn'
R,upOAp CoaFltY, and Tho wE'FHRS PAcfFto
RAnpolp7 COMPANY, and tho popularity and
credit which these Loans have maintained III inc
markets both In this country and Europe have
shown thst The TIrst M6rg1gc Bonds Of wisely
located and hDporably.mauGEOd Railroads arc
promptly recognized and readily taken As the
mos, suitable, Safs, and advantageous form Of H.
,.,,ucp,, yielding moro liberal Income than can
nr,c.t,er be derived rom Government Bonds, and
available TO take thOlr place. 30. s.. .lG.
Assured that, in tho selection and negotiation
If superior Railroad Loans, We arc meeting q
,,,.,. publc want, and rendering valuable Ser
,ler-bO,h to tho holders Of Capital and to those
,fe,, National works of internal Improvement
,rho,e intrinsic merit and substantial character
entitled them to tho use of Capital and the con-
sIeurs Of Investors-wc now offer with special
confidence and satisfaction the n (
FIRST MORTGAGE. BONDS
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$1,000, $500, and 500.

They will DO lsSued as Coupon Bonds, payable
10 Bearer, and may be held in that form; or
The Bond may DO rt0iettrtd In the name Of the
owner, With tho coupons remaining payable 70
bearer attached, The principal being then trans
fsrable only on tho books Of tho Company, unless
re'asslgned 10 bearer; or 5Hr
The coupons may be detached and cancelled,
tho Bond made a permanent RtgisterFd Bond,
transferable only on tho books Of the Company,
and the interest made payable only to the regis
tered owned or his attorney. g..i-..
The three clasSos viii DO known resPCet lEOly a.;
lit. Coupon Bonds payable 70 Bearer"
"a. T" Registered Bondi With CoupOnE At
tSbhVA." .,I .u.. u..". .... a.
"a. "RsgIstsred BOAdS With Coupons de-
tSehod," and should be 90 designated by Cones
pondentS IN specifying the class Bonds desired
They have thirty y0arh 70 run nom January
Il 1870, with interest at six per cent per annuH
nom November I, 1852, PRNcIrAL AND INTER
Esr PAYABLE m COIN NJ RIM o1rx Or ftEw'TORK
The interest Is payable In Mar and NovEAsER
that Il may take The place Of that Of tho earl'OI
Issues Of !r~entiOS; and suit tha convenience
Of our fle9ds who already hold Central and
weataFn Paddle Bonds, vita interest payable IL
January and July; and who paay deslrO1 in max
Ing additional invest 10 have thClr interest
receivable a different seasons OF Tho year.
The Loan isHOeaFod BY mortgage upon thE
gnhFe Line Of Road from Richmond TO the chic
River, with tho equipment and al other property
andOppuTtsnAncea connected thmewith. ~; 80
A SrSENu FuSp or SiDO,0O0 FIR ANSuH u
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k X k1;..o,:,D.tsII.".KI.ool
Nest, with GREATsuCCEss In the CURE of
Diseases ofthe Nervous System.

Almost nIuo.tGuthA Of our people suffer from
nervous exhaustion, and are, therefore, liable to
liz conebmitant evils Of mental depression, con:
fused ideas, SofIcnlng OF tho BRAIN insanity, and
complete breaking down Of tho general health
Thousands arc suffering to-day with broken.
down nervous SyatGms, and, unfortunately, to:
baCco, alcohol, late hours, oyCr.wOrk, mental and
physicaD arc causing diseases Of tho nervous sys'
TEN To increase At 4 fearful ratio.
Tho SymptnmR to which diseases Of the nervous
syEtem give risct may DO stated AS follows:
dull, heavy feeling IN tho head, sometimes more
or less severe pain Or headache; Periodical Head
ache, Dizziness, Noises or Ringing In the Head;
Detection OF Spirits; Starting during Sleep; Bad
Dreams; HeSliAtiOn In Answering Questions
Dizziness Of Hearing; TwitchIng Of tho Pace and
Arms, &C., which. II not promptly treated, lead
10 Paralysis, DelsFium, Insanity, lmpotPncy, APP
OplOxy, &C., &c.
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FISK 8 HATCH,
Bankers.

P,s.-ws have issued pamphlets containing
null particulars, statistical details. mApS, Otc
which will be furnished upon application.
az, We buy and sell Government Bonds, and
receive tho accounts oTIAnks, BaukOss, COrpor
Atom, and Others, subject to check at sight, and
allow interest on daily balances Geb98
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FIRsT MORTGAGE. BONDS
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad Company

n, chtsapsate aNd Ohio RdELtoad, e"nnCetlug
The Atlantic Coast and tho magnificent hAroora
or tho Chesapeake Bay with the Ohio River a.
poIn, Of reliable navigation, and thus with the
sn,lr. Railroad system and water transportation
oriho Vrost West and Southwest, forms the add
,IoOSl East aud West Trunk LIns, 20 impcfa'
lively demanded for tho accommodation OF u"
l,nmense and rapldly.gEOwing transportation DC
tween Tho Atlantic Seaboatd and Europe on the
one hand, aud the great producing regions OF Inc
Ohio and Mississippi Valleys on tho Other.
The impOrtance Of this Road As new Oatlet
from the West 10 the sea magulacS 1t into Que
ofpa,ional consequence, and Insurcs 70 1t an ex'
teuslyc through traffic from tho day 0t ltS COM
ulstIou: while, In the development Of tho oxten'
silva agricultural and mineral resources OF Nir'
vlnla and West Virginia, It possesses, along Ia
own line, tho elements Of large and pFohtaoio
local business ~1 0..0
Tins tho great interests, both general aud
local, which demand the completion OF tho CHS
APEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD to the Ohio River,
AFFORD tho surcst guarantee Of It's success and
value, and render Il the most important Aao
SubStaitIAI Railroad enterprise now In progress
Ia this Country. ,a.,e.- f.4.s.l
I,s superiority ~ an East aud West rOute, and
the promise Of an immense and profitable trade
awaiting It's completion, have drawn to i tue At
rsntIon and cooperation prominent Capitalists
and Railroad men Of this City Of sound Judgment
aud known integrity, Whose connection With It
topether with that Of eminent citlzpnS and buSl
usSS mon Of Virginia and West Virginia. lnSure'
an energetic, honorable, and successful man
AVSment. ,...-
Tho Road IL completed and III operation RON
Richmond to tho celebrated White Sulphur
Springs Of West Virginia, 297 miles, aud thcFE
renaIn but 800 miles (now partially constructed
to bC completed, to carry 1t TO tho proposed ter
minus on tho Ohio River at, or near, tho mouth
Of the Dig sandy RiyOr, 100 miles above CIncln
natl, aud $50 miles below Pittsburgh.
LInos arc now projected or in progress through
Ohio and Kentucky to this point, which will con
pcct the Chesapeake aud OhIO With the eatlrt
Railroad systems Of the West and Southwest
and With the Pacific Railroad.
I.s valuable franchises and superior advantage
will place tho CHEsAVEAKE AND Ono IsAiLROAl
COMPANY among tho Richest and most powerful
and Trustworthy corporations OF tho country; Ant
there exists present value, In completed ROa'
and work done, equal to the entire amount o
the mortgage. m.|... ..N- .
Tho details Of tho Lsau hsvO bean arranged
with special reference to tho wants Of all clasSC'
OF investors, and combine the various features o
convenience, safety, and protection against losl
or maud. ......
The Bonds arc in denominations Of
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Over Five Hundred Dealers

in various parts of the land have unrescrVcdly
endorsed them. They arc In use upon numerous
lines of Railway, intending the UNION PACIFIC
aud the PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL, and officers or
these roads, with other prominent I. T.. officials.
endorse them ~ tho best Watches Tor the use OF
L. r. CtnploYcS and travellers, got introduced.
Tho following are presented ~ specimens OF
tbCSa tNEtImONi1iH.
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TESTIMONIAL.
uSIox PAGING 4. T., ogEleE o. oEN, svE'F, /

: UNL0N TAClTip Il H. VFGICEUF VIM 9VT- y 2
OMAHA, Dec, l6, 1883.
Hon. r.. NJ ATIgY, TTeident National Watch
Co., Chicago, ILL.,:
Mar sir :-buring the month that hayo car.
He'd one OF your "B. W. Raymond" Watches 1t
has not failed to keep tho time with 90 much Aei
curacy a. to leave nothing TO desire In thteFes
gard. For accuracy in time keeping, beauty o.
TnoTemCnt ana finish, your Watches chAllenE0my
admiration, and arouse my pride ~ an American,
and am confident that In oil respects they will
compete successfully In tho markets Of tho world,
with similar manufacturers OF older nations.
They need only 10 BIO known to be appreciated
Yours most respectfully, . -.l'. D..
N a NFiFNNYn
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A success without precedent Ia IDS OOanIy OF
lEEE RuFOpe. Hf-A 1851
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-03-12
(Gin~ aeiantt.)
81. Saeob, @tearns g., 4. Mar3 70.

81. SSaeob, @tearns g., 4. Mar3 70.
2teter @anberer!
Mui r7etner 8etle BON St. Glcub mad
@aut Centre. es mar bieb ant lesten Conn
tag i'm Tetr., eriubr i9 In ct. 9ciept,
bae IN ct. Jaeob @otesbtenF fei. Retn
glan mar, burd ben Snbtaner 8ui@ ;u fab
rem, ba bie}s, @es stel ndter sebt, rod us-
pinfarlt9e @ebanfen, benz @r. Sans feinen
@elans III pernetmen, wel9er nett breitbe~
fannt II, ltesen mid mein@elpann aber bic
Saeobsvrairte babtn s1etten. Rod ni@tan
Ort unbS STEELE, erfubr i'd, babNr. Sans fdon
in 81. Gloub sucbne, bod blieb ID raetnem
plan setrea, einerietts Der III. Mefe bet3u.
suotneu, uub aubererietts meme Treunbe III
beiu@en, unt nebenbei 5u oernetuen, pelae
6ru4te Mr. Cans als Slbrer bee @efanses
biaterlaN fen bat. @etne Grmartuneen ipur'
ben benz oun tur9 BE pcrsusli@en 2eiRun.
gen bes Gtcrs tet Der ii. ReFe utrtlt@
lbertrcTen unb Is 1T biss ruieber Elm f96ner
8epsis, ME NETT es Gin 2etser In tur;er 3ett
bstnsen lam. Bet Zen Sdnsern fsblte es
aud ni6t an Offer unbAusbauer, benn meb.
rere ron tbueu .ctaea uber 3 Weilen wett
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-03-12

bic Safran.ente unb Die reate Dorbereituns
auf beren .uirbieen Gmpfans fo1en BET bic
fer @%elesentsit sesebsn tsereen; aud io1en
fe bic tbrer Gorge a%npertraIten &ineer i'm
&atedisu,us gut unterri9ten unb welhe bas
%eeb0riBeQllter erretbt baben, fur beng mpfans
Der erftsn II. 3ommunicn auf Sfern oorbe<
reiten. r.E r..r 81. amer. 81 .. .a.
SIN Outrage bes ppAw'fea 8rn. Bis
I1pfs. ~ .t.--EiIg. H.. 81" e.. ~ .
~ ". s. Nurpbp Dsc.S esrstar.
st. paul, Sch. %. 1870. ......