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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-05-11

Mnratb, &reis &refelb, 20. Mdr3
3u zen pielenl1nelldsfdQen, >pel&e burd
BE leirer neutrality-suspicious. tret@3incb1l;,
den }9pn enttanpen finp, 1T geftern IN
an1erem Srte zines Der f4redlt@fen Mr1
binsueefommsr. Dfe tletnen &inber et>
ner bteli0en o@tun9swertben Gamtlie, Elm
G5&ter&en por, Al uno ein&ndb@en bon
p Sabren, batten BET einen1 i'm 5auit
beiddftieten Mdp&en sei&lafen unp 1@
am Mor9en, na@pem bic pericn auf9e<
1onben, pe8 auf tem Giiae i1ebeneen
D6s@ens S4mefelb6l3@en bemd&tist.
UNI, tamit 81 1pielen. Gin bur6crinSen>
pse, balberaidteS Sammerseidrei ruff!
cis Gttsrn birauf na9 obsn uro weld
elm @9auperbafteS 8ilo felt f@ tbnen
bier bar! Das Bett febt in Glammen.
unp Der beoauernS,ptrt5e Batter entreiei
ben acknowledgement Glaumen feline
ornnen &ineer, BON benen ras dltere an
2opf unb 6dnpen %ppQftdnbis nerfoblt,
bag anpere 1penieer perbrannt ben Gr>
ttdun8stuo 8eftorten mar. H. : -..3s y.
|, = per Softer pom @ublanp bielt am
80. Mar3 auf BEN Mor6felpe tine
Norppe ab. 3u berielben waret ALI
Batatucne 9nfanterte, 343 5@braorcs
men Gapallerie unb So @el61be aasss>
,radt. Betauntlt6 itt Der SO. Mdr3fbel
9abrsstaesoeS 1914 eIfoigttn8 Gin3uaea
per Derblaeeten 10 yarts, fc,piere8 pa
|rt}tr Grispensi&iudes yons1656.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-05-11

wv WV ~ NSVSH'VH~ Wv
0irten pe8 @entrols Committee empfan-
Qen bat, Die bel tbm etneNnletbe BON 500.
900 St. MAIDEN MOLTEN, fatlbert ber
uNational' foleenberma6en:
vDa6 @entral>@ Committee f@tdt u1S
Al Sbnen, rnein @err, sic 3u bitten,
un6 bic Sumr,e RON 100000 ST. 3u
aberseben, rpel@e Sbnen oon@ taet~e9en
mteper erl tattet ,perben tptrb. Wir
finb lbrteen6 ermd@ti9t Sbnen aue Sc
mln{9ten @arantien III eeben."-
'vMetne 49,, antportete eer Baron
rubto i'd made @ei9dfte FOLDER Ntt aur
NIT 9euten - mel9e Elm pfereS Gcnto
bel MIR t,aben ODER nit benen mein 9aua
In @ei9dft6Derbinpung febt".
uglun Bdreer, bic Sage 1T ernt nit
batten 9eboft..." .
~Sa, r,eine So, eerabe barum meil
bic Gage ernit 1T, fam tb eur&oue
ni9t pon bet @ewobnbeit meines 9auied
abwei@en."
~Das eenlet, &nein 5err," ,purte iebr
trpden 0eantwortet, unb bic DepItotion
900 f& surid."
49, Cine iun9e Dame, >pel@e pierSab>
II lang 2ebrerin IN einen S&uletfrif'
BON Sotn1on County ,par, bate tun1e1
sereebli@ baoe9en pruteRtrt, 'bab man ibt
Dtenfe, >pie Geusranma@tn u. b9l. 3u>
mutbete, tptl@e nt@t ~ ben Yft@ten ei>
rer Qebrertn 9eb6rtn. &lr3lt& bat fe
nun ben Di1rift auf ger9itun9 fit Gr>
tra> Dienfe, Die ni@t TN &ontraft bebunz
| gel, ,parer. sertla8t, unb ta6 @eri@t in
Soma &itY bat ben Diitrift perurtbeflt.
ben osforoerten 8etra8 ;u 3ableu. unb
bas 1T &e@t. Wy
| Steis GtulberS f.
Mn1 Somfus Mttta8 traf IN Sem gort
cine &abd<D epef&e etn wel&e bas Ab>
leben ees piano<8 trtuolen Stetsmunp
Gbalbers meloete. ~"
Tbalber9, Elm auberebeli@er Sobn beS
III. Bferret@tl9en Stsrfdmmerer6 @raf
Dfetri9fein, tpurpe am Z. Sanuar 1912
III @enf eebpren. Oils S1n8lin9 beretts
erlanete er einen @uf alS ptano>@ trtuoie
par excellence. Ct bat gang europa
unb bic @ereintetenS taaten alS CONCERT
eeber NIT auberorpentlidem Grfolee be-
rei1. Gbalber9 bat cine bepeutence &nz
jabl Trasleriptionen, @pn3erte uno o.
naten flr Yianc, Qieber uno aud cine
Sper vGlorinoe" comppnirt, wcl@e jeoo&
tetnen Grfols bate. Ct tpar NIT Ter
Gp@ter beS beribmtenS pernldnsers Ga
Blade 1erbetratbet. / ",..s 's., 80:
Ter @o3taliit SEQ Granfel, wel&er
ala &eprdIentant Ter eurcpdi@den Unit
Ser{al Nepublit in spe in ben lereeutipen
Matb Der parifer Commune %aufsenomz
men ,,purpt, 1T ein @iener unp fence
3ei@enS @plparbeiter. sSn 8,1Gsl fanp
bte@er Sage cine @eriammluns Der Sn>
te%rnaticnoltn ftatt, in ntl9er sic partie1
Commune ,' als bic nebrli@te 8e9ieruna
eeprtelen ttprrre .fie bdtte-1o s{aete Elm
Repntr- Yarts pliinpern t6nnen, aber fl
That Is ni9t.s $$z.75 z5ass
-. Dos Gentral<@ Committee Ser r.ut,
,&en Yfeae>8 ereine u Berlin bat Sbia
ttt eine@ elommteinnabme bon 1899,
,iO75g2baler.a Bsnabieitr 6ammfs fnt
stspas $50 OON 1balfrs fdr BE peuti9,
@ubelm.S tiftun8 beeimut.
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Qeben8 @ein.

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Barners ginnm 0itae, ussr 2ebens Bstn ts
eta srseer glutreintssr ane ~es!itatss 9etrant, ts tntealt tttat
ffur aue w.lae fimulirtnter Nihtl ~beeurIen. Dtdes Ntttt5
III Elm Iunie unb serf&oft sutenSp pettt, unb III bas bette blxt>
~reiuiaenbe Witel ber @elt. So IT bas ansensbmfe uup hss
ltateheaRi,ttl, weldts female benz p~ublttuu. ~aneebetsa : urss.
bet uettsu, better ais grdubp, Nbtstes, aDttn, Btstrs ptu
iraenb er anberer Mrtitel. - it eeflneer anb btateer. g.
uSbl bas u,dnnlide as uetbli&e Gth&Ie&t. Sung unb alt,
fSnuea ben eebenswetn eebranaen. g if In Ger Htat stn
Setter oss Qebens. Dieenisen. weld. fd e;Rer euteu st.
funbteit erfreuea tpsuen unb uuunerbrrtener lebbatser. Sc
mhttsftnmune, werben pptl tbun, beaQebtnsmein au aebran"
6eu. Is If Ron agen anberen @straudsmitteln serfbteeen.
gDirb BET alien D%ruesHfen uerfauft unb and in reIpettablen
salppns. 9rets Elm Dollar per Quart 5leide.
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,,Dae, Bantsel&d}t lber Dan,en s@eoe''
buy Y. Glaffin II as'p ''' 2)Sr' j 4! :,l alt u
ISL 'pit{tjllbitn !. MAIDEN .ti Isl b, ,s,,attt,pt @f 'taf,
ouf Sci Btrle. Mtbenbet be@&dftiet i'd
Mopautt gietorta @cobbnu' NIT Der Sc.
rousAate elmer @o9enieitut,e, >wel@.
nebf Sen 9anpels< uno B6rltn, Sntere{5
fen tauptid@lt@ npeibltder Yolitit" &C.
,pibn1et 1T 1unbt Grauenaiu,nrf@t uni
dbnli9e Gsrtf@nttemabrtseln far tae
f9tne 4@tf<@t +b~sfdr,pourtktt.. . ,.@. -. IT,,
Die i&5ne @ieterta ltlbf, wel@e nod
Dor &urSem bic Suaij< COMMITTEE bee
Heprd fntantenbault6 In Mafbtn0ton
|bur@ tbr @epnertalent'' ii. Der beib{9uno
bee Sttmmre@tes fdr BAG netbli&e g.
1@le@t unb ibr .etnnebmenees" @eien In
feline beloneers "benrtbenstpertbe Gage per>
|{tbte, fdnbiet R@ In tbreut Sraane ale
Yrdfbentf@aft8> &anbtpattn far 1872
an, dbnlt@ ,nie George Granets Traiu
e6 TN itinen &eee1 tbat.' ,:.#"!% *.*r~
MQe tiefe GrtraDa9at3en @ietoria'a
liebe maj, f@ pobl7 8.faQen, absr pl5Bli&
Ierldeirt piele Dame bes Gortf1rittes In
elmer gang ntuen, jeoenfau6 rt&t 9anRi>
aen &pue.th e21n9:.2':2 ~ ri <,}f III.
Cine Nsw > Worfer* !. @~oreenaeituna
@9rettt: - ~ ~ 49,: - -
@eRern ereiBnete fi9 In Dem G0e1
Mortt Ypli3eigert@t. por &i@ter 2ep>
wttb' Elm gang etBentbdmlt9er Gau.
Grau &nna Claim. SHUTTER Der entat>
ciptrten 8ietoria @portuI, beantra9t
bic @trbaftun9 etnes Or. 8lopo alias
9arDeY. "!~N .">
Grau GlaRin ]a9t in tbrem protutoQ.
bab Der Doctor fdon felt feds Sabren
NIT 8ietprta TT einent unerlaubten Ser,
bdltni6e lebe unb ni&t allet, btele per>
fiibrt babe, lonbern in @smsini@aft mt
ber ltebenswdrbi9en @ic.oria jebt MQee
periu@e. UNI cine janoere Go@ter be,
Grau @laRin, Tennei1ee, BON BEN Yface
Der Gu9eno abialeiten. te .",
Diele Drsi In @emetn}@aft 1olen e6
gum @si&dft MAIDEN, ret@e @i1pe|
in ibre .Ga0en III lpden, uno ,pena be-
felben tnsgfeb 9e8aneen, NIT beoeutenoen
Summen, fir wel&e fi@ pisielbea @tiQ>
i9netBer ~ erfaufen taben, bluten 81
la0tn. -'-...
@enn pabr, pdre bie6 fi@erlt@ BIT
aQer ei8entblmltdfte Nrt Gin 8anf9ez
i&dft gu betretben, BET wel@em Gas ]@6nt
@eI&t bas einsiee @el&dftsfapital 81
1ttn i@eint.
@ietorta felt 1atirlt@ bic @ntlaot
ibrer Mutter In Mbrepe unb @u@t bieielbs
als cine ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bar3ufteQen
wel@e bur@ aneert Yeripnen III rieleu1
S@rttte n~etleitet wprpen 1ei.:
Gin @erb1r bat In eielemGalIe wel@e,
Elm cause celebre 3u werpen pe1lprt@t
nod ni@t fatt9efunoen.>
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Dpapepna.
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Barusr's Cough 8alias. bstlt unh lift sta 9uaen
unp t~efDrbt1t f,n Nuspurf. Gr teIet bic au6e.prsentli&e
!Rraft, futurt Grlei&teruns III s.rf&aftu uab esentue9 BITE
bartndde R<n Bdue uOn 5uaea, Grtaltuna: 6a1sabtl 6rpn-
@itis, SnRuen;a 6 tar.b. Afbma unss dmtnefu@t ~ turtrtn.
aa.n 'ubenaenannttu 8daeu, pber trgenb aubtrtu Sails unb
Sur e,<qtben tab 9aufenpe BON @estsn ZEN @allau tag
lid S.rfd retben unb aae berNn0&t tint. ha6 er bic kae LINEN
DrNs serf4aft ebssual&rletnterun u. in BEN rntiaen3dAen
segaet cine Slai&e fur cine aur. aDirb IN srs1ssn g!!af&sn
Spnn Druastfeu perfauft. preis en Druar. 60 tR eare
eieene 5@nlp, mem tbr buffet uub Tibet Der BALKAN tu=
ftrt.
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WY WV
Z. 80 IL bas erfplsretdn,
Wert btsfsr &laFe Dol, BIZ
&ern, wel@e mir refannt Fno.
= Correspondent be- Mrdips
fir Du@suderfuRR, Qeip3ie.
.Dtt(es Dert Ia cine nhB.
Hide 5alfe fir jebe intelligence
Derfpn. Of Gpmr
t,eree, Chicago.
xOae Refultat elmer inteut.
0entea tprf&uns uab bebeu-
tenter perfSnlider Grfab.
rans.~ Zbe Station, Ntm
gsrt.
rQtn nttttS Bud NIT aus.
0ejet@neten, Druid ."-f'9m>
prtm6k, oars"
rDas poafGntt,fe @tri
User hie'sn @eeen Rane ~
DatlY 9ree srt6, Nt&tnfos
RaS
&c sena8t auexdnfpraden
uel4e bie Runf On baNelbe
f.at." Dails CLIFTON uni
STANDARD. Sadfpu Nif.
Beslas unb gertauf spn
@ac&enar,
6O6-614 6
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aOeSb HSSiUNA s~SS1s
rGine srpse WaEe fp'efdl.
tiger Sufprmatspp, hifcrtf@
unb anItaulth." Gpenina
ptf. Rttn gprt
rDte Grfnetnuns etefts9u }.
DIS IA fsiner 6erauseebe,
uurbt8." - New gurttr.
Is .entbdit Snfurmatipu
wel3t ito Jest In feintr PAT.
ieuben Errm III tabea mar"
Gle Mse, yba.
.3s 1T Gin BUD brn gro.
Gem SntsreHt mot nur fl,
! Eu&krudsr fpneerR fur lite,
sartfae yerfuucn tm Gnee'
meinen." Ibe Gbriatar
RaOteal, pittsbureb.
vDtefes BUD, bas Merl
etuse praftiiden Bu6trudere
unb pseten III tin SpqRanpi'
| ees Dtauual Der Bu&bruder.
, tuna. - she Resfpne, Dbi'
Iabetpbta.
S Sprbau.
n1pn Strsbe.
Mh}I nhefkh&a
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Ner @neritantfd,e Buds rude r.-Gtn Samuel
- fhs Topographic nit soufd nbts gen SnRrutttsnsn
isgem tir anfanssr. as NIT Dssttt,asn 9teeln taf 81:
enttdlt Seri&iebene rssltdt Gabeuea,S Rettueen. nm
Isrn1sn tn ieeer meife aufsnna5en. 5tnserlstae thr
Autsreu unb 6erauseeber, Snhrufttcnen I'M Irrrettur
Qefen. aatlrei4e label en- fur GtbrtStattpneu us ; aus-
lauetf&e YtrafeH &c. au bater bet Zhpmas Wae-
Rellat. $3.50; per pct $40. r-..-.-.
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Deutl9e &anf
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Ssf11n1ert, behfnute 9ttt axS ausestraate 0elstr ser
''''' 80 .' e To- !" ''' ;" m R,a1tsi sr.'s T.. Dunbar.
Jt1,& j"r":. Il. @e9]u 81:
Ma e1e Sen>SIate tusssa's nne hey Osf. etesttn -
1aelt0ea eaunsn .ns ermaetetta Ssastta: Hsa gu,
N Danien sbes 1enauierS auo eeheute UsateI tb1ues
Btutua Bro's u. Dunbar.
Ser. 6taaten 0blt9atipnen.
v~etieatfs vi, ,um saaRtsRtn Massterttft.
"|T"i-'," WiQius Brp's u. Dunbar.
tn3 sHh@ plb urb Stlber. l.
1sen>s vat e,ntetmif&e gean,ex ssanea ,uua tsAae,
:. @iQius Bros \. Dunbar.
Die Gtnstebun8 ppn @rbi&aften
M ~ saS.ass 80 j.aatsea gerstraasen In auss
ss:a -. s s:f,sst, ''' '' S"' e'''''" s''' ''" !"
:"'"'"'', @iQius 8rs's y. Dunbar.
8pIma9ten,
s es,sfs.3 S s.st| s Sssa'q s .seii.ssaafai ritsn S.a's sess.a ssst,
'''''''* ''' "'s'''''Is'iiaa's' as ' Sss% i. 3 1unsa..
Ber. Staaten @eiiepdKe
n astie aa& sxb In Gar.ys bsfussea sis asf'i
'. @tQtus Brp'S Y. Dunbas.
Die Ber1paltun8 BON @runbetgentbuna
nj isstiAen Hie. belee enen 8ermSSen, fswte sea Ber'
1epf beiel5ea Abesnebnen rtr fhr AuSpdstt0e 1eeeS
D1tt1e 9smMiiRpusbere&nuue; ebeats be
BtleSun9 BON @apitalttn
sf1ees ls,,tssisrtf&e et@erHett.
@iQiuS BrpS y. Dunbar.
III. @elter In Deutl9lanp
vts1e Isi ~ait,en bsrssee Gurrefysnbentea fit unfts'
oeSanna 1ieseretleet perben, fspte bird ms II
VsStfAssas etase,pstaea @tlser iablsa ptr taer II
NDt1 AuD.1
-'1 @tQius Bro'S Y. Dunbar.
The Republican journal., 1871-09-07
City Affairs.
MONDAY 81

MONDAY, Sept. 4, 1871.
PETITIONS. OF James Miller for compensation
for land for Commercial street. leading to Sanfords
Solicitor.
OF John 5. Caldwell, and , others for sidewalk on
PIERCE street, from High to Waldo Avenue Refer
red to Committee on walks.
REPORTS. On petition of Knowlton and Others
to repair sewer. That same be repaired. Accepted.
On petition of Field and others TO locate Charles
street. That same be located. Accepted.
PETITION, OF Hollis VI. A. Poor Tor license to
erect and maintain stationary Steam Engine in
Bowling Saloon, called. Read and meeting
dered on same on Thursday Sept. 2lst.
ORDERS. For Committee on Roads to locate and
James Miller
Authorizing Alderman kaler to rail and repair
Point road
For City Surveyor to repair the sewer, crossing
High street.
Referring claim of Calvin A. Monroe, for damage
on highway, to Committee Roads for settlement.
III read and passed
ROLL OF ACCOUNTS No. 5, VIZ: Contingent :,
$22,4n; Highways $3i553; Schools, Sll296; Fire
Department, s12o6S; Liquor Funds s35q.32; Total
$9l919 Read and allowed.
ID. F. Field bond Pound Keeper, approved.
Ambrose Strout Grand Juror, and Samuel
Maddocks and Solomon V. Jones as Traverse Jurors
for October Term of Supreme Judicial Court, were
drawn by the Municipal Board
The Republican journal., 1871-09-07
Another Riot in Dublin.

DUBLIN, 3. A monster demonstra-
ton was held here tonight There was
vast procession, and 10000 people
We're present at the meeting in Phoenix
Park. Messrs. Smith, Butt and Nolan
spoke, and resolutions demanding the re-
lease of the Fenians were adopted. As
the people were returning several COLI
sions occurred, and the police officers
drew their slaves and the people used
sticks and stones, but gradually the mob
dispersed. Many arrests We're made.
The riot began by the mob attacking
the police. Six constables were badly
Injured and eighteen slightly wounded
during the fight, and house on the cor
ner of Queen street was demolished
lwen y-seven of the rioters were arrest
ca. Disorderly persons were in the streets
all night singing seditious songs. The
ponce station is smeared with the blood
OF the wounded.
The Republican journal., 1871-09-07
Collision at Sea.

New YORK, Aug. 81 Steamship Java,
from Liverpool, reports that about II
o'clock on the night of the 25th instant,
the saloon being fall OF passengers, the
cry Of Hard port was heard, the
,Java's engines stopped, and there came
a crash that shook the vessel from end to
end. Those who rushed out on deck saw
one half of a large vessel on one side,
and the other half on the other side,
across the quarter. The boats We're got
out at once, and after searching carefully
about they returned, having saved one
man, from whom il was learned that the
vessel run into was the Norwegian bark
Annita. from Portsmouth 10 Quebec with
twelve hands on board, eleven of whom
went down with the bark The Java es-
capped with the loss Of her topmast some
fifty feet of canvas carried away. The
passengers adopted resolutions thanking
the crew Of the gava for their efforts to
save the crew OF the Annita, and started
Il subscription list TO aid the families of
the sufferers.
The Republican journal., 1871-09-07
Death of the Hon. John A. Poor.

The community was startled this morn
Ing by the unexpected intelligence of the
death OF Hon. John A. Poor. Mr.. Poor
had spent the day yesterday at his office,
apparently as well as usual. During the
evening, indeed, he remarked that he had
been feeling better than during the last
three or four weeks. He retired at the
usual hour and fell asleep al once. At
half past 2 he awoke Mrs. Poor complaint
ing of intense pain in his left shoulder,
extending down the left arm. He had
for some months noticed and occasionally
spoken OF numbness in the left hand.
indicating a defective circulation, and
there is no doubt that he died of disease
OF the heart, aggravated perhaps by rhen-
matism which has long been lurking in
his system. Mrs. Poor Immediately call
cd her daughter and sent for DR.. Gilman,
the family physician, but before either of
them could alrive-before the young lady
could descend from her chamber to her
fathers room-Nlr. Poor was dead. He
was born in January, 1908, and was ac-
cordingly in his Gath year. Portland
DIV Etb
The Republican journal., 1871-09-07
Belfast Police Court.
Reported for the journal,

Last week, Sarah Russell young girl of
Canadian French extraction, started for Boston
by the Sanford line, in company that her father
objected to, when he learned the fact. A tele-
graph dispatch directed to the City Marshal
stopped her at Rockland, and she was returned
IL is impossible to trace the parallel between
the two events, but Saral's first act on her re-
turn was to charge Frank Locasio, who pur-
sues the honest calling of barber in City
Block, with the crime of rape. She alleges that
she called at the shop to have her hair dressed,
and that Frank first perpetrated the offence
and then finished off her head gear in an artistic
manner. LocasiO denied the whole allegation
as being false in every particular save the hair
dressing. Judge Patterson, after a patient in
vestigation, decided that the charge had no real
foundation. and dismissed the complaint Freed
from the imputation, by the decree of court
Frank continues to lay on the lather and strap
his raZors
Sept. 3Oth. Martin V. Tower, of Lincoln
vile, plead guilty to the charge of drunkenness,
and was sentenced to 80 days in the County
Jail but upon his apparent penitence and
promise OF better behavior, was discharged.
Abner G. Gilmore, charged with illegal sale
of liquor, was fined $50 and costs. Appealed.
Sept. 1. Sumner Eastman, charged with
obstructng police officer Geo. w. Knowlton in
the discharge Of his duty, was bound over to
answer at the Supreme Court.
The Republican journal., 1871-09-07

The New York SIM Rep.) has the fol
loving piece of impertinence
Inc Buffalo Courier aflrms that General
urahts Long Branch cottage was present to
HIM, and that its acceptance by the President
was IN the interest Of a real estate specula-
1t is known that the property was
bought OF Mr.. Howard Porter, of the
firm of Brown Brothers & Co.. before if
rzwas conveyed to the President. Who
was the purchasers? Who furnished the
money! With whose check was Mr..
Porter paid? And has any man ever
been appointed to any office in considera-
ton OF this handsome present?
The Republican journal., 1871-09-07

FELLOWS, COMPOUND SYRUP OF HYPoPHOs-
rHIrEs. Clergymen who were obliged to
withdraw from the pulpit on account of Clergy
mems Sore Throat have recovered hy using
this invaluable preparation. ana are now preach
ing again.
Use the "DOLI4AR REWARD SOAP" with
securing brick, in cleaning Iron or Steel. if
saves onc-haii the labor and gives 4 better APP
pearance.
The "DOllAR REWARD SOAP" makes
Tin ware shine like new, and has no equal in
cleansing Glass or China.
To make hest Soft Soap in the world, dissolve
"TliE DOLLAR SOAP in boiling water.
The "DOLLAR REWARD SOAP washes
tlannels without shrinking them and renders
them as soft and eecy as new.
TO produce "A clear, bright, healthy and bean
tiful complexion. use the DOLLAR REV ARD
SOAP for toilet purposes. Chas H. Moody,
Co Boston, Agl's for New England.
lent, and so completely halles medical skill,
that anything which viii cure this distressing.
ma'ady, should he hailed with great satisfac-
ton. The Mytl@ic Liniment and Myagir Pills
give promise Of being reliable cure. 4Wo
'NE CoMrLENIoN denotes blood destitute
OF Vitality, and in proportion as the blood cor
plsceS change irom red 10 white or transpa-
rent so Will the patent become weaker This
retrogreSSon i, ctlectullly checked bv Eel
LOWS COMPOUND SYRUP OF HYpOPHOs-
PIIrES, the blood made healthy, ana the Nari-
onN functions Of the body renewed by its use
PARKS House RosToN. This hotel CON
Quoted by Boynton & CO., at Isl Washington
St, Is nm excellent place TO get good dinner or
Il night lodging. Mr.. Boynton is tirst-clss
caterer, and his bin of fare the most reasonable
of any hotels in Boston. Parties visiting the
y.T1I
Single rooms at - cents and 81 Il day
SEA Moss F>RINE from pure Irish Moss for
Blanc NANCE, Puddin@s, Cu>tardS, Creams, sc,
&c. The cheapest. hctlthiest and most deli
couS food in the world.
CoRNs. Imagine for Il moment what agony
IS endured from Corns, RunionS. improving
Nails, Sore ln>teps, Blstercd Heels, Callositcs
on the sotcS of the feet. ~. Then you will
understand why there is Il rush for DR.. j.
Briggs Corn and Hunion Remedies Sold by
Druggists. If
HEADACHE! Briggs Aleyan tor is composed
of Ammonia. Chlorolorm. Spirits of Camphor.
Tincturc of Lupuline, Oil of juniper and Al
cohol. This compound in unequmlled in the
Annals of medicine for the cure of Nervous or
Sick Headache, Neuralgia, Trembling or
Iwtchng of the Nerves. ana All Nervous
Diseases. If
Piles. IL is no more strange than true that
one halt of the adult population suffer With in
lernil, external, bleeding, or itching Piles 1t
is admitted by cmincnt medical men that a re-
liable remedy must and will have an extensive
sale. This has been demonstrated by the
wonderful Increasing sale Of Dr. Briggs Pile
Remedies. The progress of this disease, in its
various forms, is arrested, and some of the most
surprising cures have been effected by its use
Sold by Richard 5. Moody, S. A. IoweS e Co.,
belfast. l.. Curtis il, Scarsport. Roberts 4
The Republican journal., 1871-09-07

SANTA En-, NEW MfNICp. Sept. 3 The
Post yesterday had the following CORES
pondencp from liz Mezilla. i'm the south
ern part OF This territory The election
Vcitement in this valley eliminated to-
day in one of the most fearful atfravs ever
Witnessed here. IT is no exaggeration TO
aY that the Plaza has been literally
dfenched with human blood AT the
present writing Sunday evening, the
Tia ult.,) it is known that seven persons
have been killed, while it is estimated
that the wounded will reach as high as
thrty-seven or thiry-eight fatally. From
O'Clock this afternoon till the Plaza re-
sounded with pistol shots and groans.
fOl fifteen minutes the firing was inces-
SAINT, and continued during the rest of the
hour The Republican and Democratic
parties had each selected to-day as the
most suitable time for the grand demon
stration of the campaign, and at an early
hour this morning both parties commenc-
ed their preparations. The leaders were
evidently DESTROYS Of avoiding disturb
ances, and the respective parties formed
IN procession and passed each others place
OF meeting without an outbreak, and moth
ing happened until after the meeting had
adjourned and the procession reformed.
At T M. both parties met in the Plaza,
exchanging viyas. A pistol shot was fired
when general fight ensued Men, wo-
men and children hurried to their houses.
bat the fight was kept up from windows
and house-tops, the dead and wounded
falling on all sides. Hon. John Lcmen.
Republican candidate for Judge, was the
lIrst killed. The balance of the killed and
wounded are mostly Mexicans. Another
l'ght took place ut Anton Chics, near Los
egas' IN which two persons were killed
ana SIX or seven wounded. The people
are terribly excited here, but everything
ia being done to preserve peace and Good
order Hon. Marsh Giddings, the new
Governor OF this territory, arrived on
thursday and was inaugurated Yesterday,
He was serenadcd last evening by one of
the largest assemblagcs ever known in
this city. He made speech, which was
received with great enthusiasm.
The Republican journal., 1871-09-07
Ere in Richmond.

AUGUSTA, Me-, Sept. ;. A fire in Rich
mond Me, This morning destroyed some
thirteen dwellings and stores on the south
side Of Maine street and on White and
Church streets. The fire broke out about
midnight in a shoe stitching building on
White street and burned until daybreak
before it was subdued. Thirty buildings
We're on fire at one time. Once the men
were obliged TO leave the engine to pro-
tect their own property, and their places
were filled by ladies, who worked over an
hour Loss over $40, 900; Insurance Sill
600, The origin of the fire is unknown.