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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1871-03-14
VIM. H. McDANNALD, Clerk.


u azsGaNs Alt Rules held in the Clerk S
office of the County Court of Bath County.
on N Monday, the 9Th day of March, 1871
WhlllamsH, L. Bryan trustee, &c., who sues for
and Lewis A. Wise and Archibald ID. Trotter'
adm'rs of David G. Wise, decd, William FL.
Terril and William B. Ross. 49,, 49,. plaintiffs,
AGAINST
Archibald T. Richards, John S. Richards. Eliz-
abeth I. Strother, Catharine Richards. Hiram
G. Revercomb, George Revercomb. Cyrus p.
Bryan, Hugh n n: Richards, Joshua D. Fry and
VILLAIN w. SHIELDS, ......... Defendants
The object of this suit is to enforce the ven,
doris lien upon two lots of land in the county of
Bath, Virginia, conveyed by the Plaintiffs to
Joshua d. Fry, Archibald 7. Richards and John
S. Richards, and also to enforce judgement liens
of the Plaintiffs on the lands of the Defendants.
Elizabeth L. Strother, and Catharne Richards.
in favor Of the Plaintiffs
The Defendants, Archibald T. Richards. Hugh
n. Richards, Hiram G. Revercomb and vii
| liam W. Shields not having entered their an
Pearance, and it appearing by affidavit fled,
| that they are not inha bitants Of this Common
wealth, 1t IS ordered that they do appear here
| within month after due publication of this
notice and do whatever may be necessary to pro-
tect their interests in this suit
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VIM. Fl. McDANNALD. Clerk.
TERRILL q MCALLIsTER, p. O.
Office of the Circuit Court for Bath county.
on Monday, the 9th day of March, 1871
Adam q. Cleek, late sheriff of Bath county.
and as such administrator of Charles NJ RHYME
deceased, and the said Cleek in his own name
J ohn MI. rhyme, james Rhyme, Caroline Rhyme,
George M: Rhyme, Harriet Rhyme, Elizabeth
Rhyme and Kitty Rhyme children and heirs at
Law OF Charles NJ: Rhyme, deceased, Defendants.
The object of this suit is to subject to sale. for
the payment of his debts, the real estate of which
Charles M. Rhyme died seized, in the county of
Bath and State Of Virginia.
49, The Defendants, John M. Rhyme. James
Rhyme, Caroline Rhyme and George H. Rhyme,
not having entered their appearance Mt Rifles
and it appearing, by affidavit filed in the cause
That they are not inhabitants of this Common
wealth, 1t Is ordered that they do appear here
within one month after due publication of this
oTder, and do what is necessary to protect their
interest IN the premises
A Copy-teste
VIM. Fl. McDANNALD. Clerk.
TERRILL & MCALLIsTER, o. q.
marl4-4W
! EGAE NOTICE. have on hand all the
! A necessary Bankrupt Forms and am prepa-
desiring to claim the benefits of the RANKRUPT
Act: will also attend to making out and for
Wardlng the applications of Soldiers of the War
of 1872 or of their Widows for the Pension
granted by late Act of Congress-
ALEX. II. FULTZ,
ETNGzNEER.-This one of the most beau
"a tfui and elegant thorough bred turf horses
IN the State will make the ensuing season in
Staunton at the Virginia Hotel" stables
PEDIGREE.-By Revenue out of Andrewetta
End dam by Oscar" 3rd dam by .Imnorted
Medley"
TERMs.-S25 for the season. beginning Anrl
Isl, and ending June 3Oth, 1871
JAS. & ROBERT COCHRAN.
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GPR1NG AND SUHgsaEEs
IMPORTATION 1871.
u Z 3 3 0 Ms,
MILLINERY AND STRAW GOODS

IMPORTERS AND JoBBERs OF
BONNET, TRIMMING AND VEL YET
Il B B 0 s,
BONNET SILKS, SATINS AND vELVETS
Blends, Nets, Grapes, Ruches, Flowers,
Feathers, Ornaments,
Straw BOnnets and Ladies' Hats
TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED-
SHAKER HOODS, &c.
237 and 239 Baltimore street, Baltimore, Md
Offer the largest stock to be found in tbs coun-
try and unequalled in choice variety and cheap
ness, comprising the latest European novelties
Orders solicited and prompt attention given.
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ANc6LO2a Safes.
NOHEMESgEONERs SALE OF VAL
z j uable Merchant Will. Dwelling
HOUSE AND SA W MILL ON

By virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court of
Augusta rendered on the 10th day of Novem-
Der, 1870, in the case of Thomas P. Crawford VS..
the administrator and heirs of Alanson Harris,
decd, the undersigned, who were appointed
Commissioners for that purpose by said decree,
will, on FRIDAY, MARCH 24TH, 1871 at II
O. clock, the premises, proceed to sell the real
property in said decree mentioned, at public auc-
ton, to the highest bidder. The property con-
sists of 10 acres of land, lying on the South
side of North River, in the county of Augusta,
being the land which the said Alanson
Harris bought of Thomas P. Crawford, and on
which Harris resided for some years before his
death.
There is on this property large and valuable
Merchant Mill, and, also, Saw Mill, and a spa
cious and excellent framed dwelling house and
out-buildings-all in good order. The soil is
good, and an orchard of selected fruit has been
set out near the dwelling This property is we'll
situated in desirable neighborhood, and the
Mill has extensive custom.
The terms prescribed by the decree are costs
of suit and sale ESTIMATED at $500 to $400) in
hand, and the residue in four equal annual in
stallments with interest from day of sale
Bonds and approved security will be required of
the purchaser for the deferred instalments, and
title retained ultimate security.
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The Richmond State Journal, after critici
sing some of the debates-wearisome and wore
spinning-in the Legislature of Virginia
quotes upon the debators the words of the nov
famous poem
(which is why I remark,
And my language is plain,
That for argument dark,
And for speech that is vain,
Our legislators are peculiar,
Which the same I am free to maintain"
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SPECIALITY:
B URKES PREMIUM LIVINGSTON PLOW
and all kinds Of Heavy or Light Castings and
Manhinaru =

COUPLINGS,
and all kinds Of Heavy or Light Castings and
Machinery.
We have q large variety of Patterns for Mill
and other machinery. and think we can make it
to the advantage of the public to patronize u.s.
We can and are determined to make as good
work and at as low price as any well con Quoted
establishment in the State, Or out of it.
Each branch of the business will be under the
Immediate control of able and experienced me-
chanics, who are interested in the business
CAPTAIN VIM SNUFF, who is extensively
known throughout the Valley of Virginia as an
experienced moulder, will be in charge of the
Foundry Department.
The Machine Department will be under the
control of JAMES A. MOORE, Esq, who is
we'll known as a first-cass machinist.
Mr.. DANIEL S. JAMES is the Craftsman
and Pattern-maker and is, Also we'll known
throughout the State as an able and experienced
mechanic
Our ability to turn out frst-class work. we
think, is equal to any establishment in the coun-
try. We hope, therefore, by strict attention to
business and fair dealings to secure a. fair share
of the public patronage.
@a- The late proprietor of Burkes Iron
Works takes this opportunity to thank a gener-
Gus public for their liberal support in the past,
and hopes that the new Company will merit its
continuance. W. A. BURKE
n. B All persons indebted to W. A. Burke
are requested to come forward and settle at once
His old business must be closed up.
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Thomasgempbell and Edward IRVINE, Exec
ators OF Robert Ervine, decd, the said Edward
Erylne IN his own right Polly IRVINE, Widow
Abigail Propst Polly Mann, Leonard IRVINE,
james +. IRVINE, Samuel Gardner, and Ada
lalde his wife, Caleb Gardner, and Elizabeth his
with = -, and Margaret his wife, daughter
of John ?. Ervine, deceased, and James, Mary,
and Annie IRVINE, infant children of John p
.hrvine, deceased, and D. Y. Ruckman, admin
lstrator OF John 2. Ervine, deceased, Defen-
The object Of this suit is to enforce payment
Of sundry sums of money due to plaintiff from
Robert Ervine's estate, by sale of the land of
which said Ervlne died seized, and to have a
settlement OF the accounts of the executors of
said Ervlne. And itappearing from satisfactory
evidence that Abigail Propst, Polly Mann, Ca
leb Gardner. and Elizabeth his wife, -
and Margaret his wife, daughter of John P Err
ylne deceased, are non-residents of this State,
1t is ordered that they do appear here within &C
days after due publication Of this order, and dc
what is necessary to protect their interest
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A IL RULES held in the Clerks Office Of the
"A County Court for Highland county, on
Monday, the 9Th day of March. 1871
Benjamin Ervine for himself, and such other
creditors of Robert IRVINE, deceased, as shall
seek relief by and contribute to the expense of
this suit, Plaintiffs
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II J
notwithstanding Register copy and
send bill to this office
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-11-09
~ E f.
q. st, 1870.

Der 81. Sctober 1870 war BET aler7
ret9e Gae, oa Granfreids fdrfite 8e0e
pie ME Ibeiieete Sun1frau M|eB, na&
lan9em unpr bartru Ninoen, pom Is.
Nuguit bis gum q. ~9ftoter, lI@ erAab.
Dieter + gldn;enps Grfols per ceullden
Bafen,a pom Dem 6eere .unter prini
Trieori@ Carl errungsu, murre nit juz
bslnper, BeseilterunA bcarii6' uno Elm
ponnernoesu 6urrab Rpg pur6 gang
Deutihlono. ,Da muroen trie9saefanz
een 1880 Mann nit ben MarlhdQcn
Bnsaine, Ganrpbert unp 2etosuL 5000
@encrdle uup Sffciere - cine &utobl,
btsber nod unerb6rt in Der &rie9saes
1bi9te, mebr nod als bel Seoan. Gr>
beutet mureen So No!sr> 1902 M~ttratQeuz
fen, t544 ATelraelbdbe, 800 Teftun9s>
gel&ibe, 100000 @ewebre, fir Diele
MiQionen Granten &obmaterial uno
cine pulYerfabrif. @abreno Der 8ela>
eerun9 batten bic Grnn;p1en Yerloren
1 Marlda4, "a @ener6Ie, ;214O Sfs
3iere, 1880 Mann. Die 9ertnsert
peut}9e Wabt bate bic fdrfere BEL
Graniole1 Iber swei Wonate umi9lo0en
8ebalter, uaO bielelbe obne Bomboroez
u1ent uno Sturm CUR capitalization &C.
.3>punsen. 7' .:s .., 5~ 5..- .,,'
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-11-09
8sfer nitt0 als biffe.

@ir wunoern uns, baB Die uSltnots
Staateseituny", Der mir po6 Tol9enps
e%ntnsbmen, ni6t aud cine 2acuna Don
second hand" Gaze aufleiber e.
wdbnt, bic Don Nsm yort no@ @bica9o
eel6idt tpureen. Man pa&te wobl in
Sem yorf, Die @btcagoer wolten eincn
96Qentan3 au6ubren.
Die ~@ri0lt@sn Sin8ltu9e" BON 8o>
ton baben bel elmer Mnwanblung Don
@alanterte cine &iite meoerner Commit
bIiden fir Damsn an ra6 bieii9e5ulfs>
COMMITTEE 9elanrt Tim po6 gRa6 tbrer
Site uou gu ma&en, batten (e aud etz
nteeSDubeno ,grecian bends, @btg-
mons u. {. ~. beifisen lullen, penn jeBt,
na6 70 Yielen Mufte9uneen uno @nt>
bebrun9en, rperoen unlere Ddm@en
piele 9aIfemiitel wentser uls je entz
bebren f5anen unp pouen. 6pfentlid
wi,e oaS 8erllumte balp 'nad9ebol,
weroen.
Stun Elm Bort an Die uarifli9en
Sunefrauen,"
Sbr mercet Cub 9ewib nfdt, Sdmez
fern In Gbrito. our6 pie eclen Sling
hinge beldamen lafien une 9ewib gene
bereit iein, fir uns in perielben 3artflbz
lenren @eilc -;u ior9en ais jene
es Gem ;arten @el@le@t 9t9eniibtr &C.
than. Ypr allen al@o: ,@tpuepipe9'
aber feline alien, abettrasenen, ODER
tburmboben, lpiBia 3ulaufenpen,, in tofnen
mir unS nur ldGerli6 MAIDEN wlrpsn,
lonpern ~Brpapmay 9!yle". unp menn
Sbr pielleidt guren wertbsn papa6,
Bripern poer 8stannten {@Sne@isarreuz
taiden> ELECTROMAGNETIC, @iearren(pis>
gen u. I. ~. ~ausflbren" f6nnt neb<
men mir Derartise6 pantbar ent9esen.
WoQt ibr G!9arren l@tden, 10 wdblt
tsine Greimaurer~ @isarren. bic nur Elm
Maurer i'm 6reien rau@en fam - mir
lieben upman'S; BE ountlere Sorte 1T
iuperb, iene oasesen oerurla@en unpoblz
rie6enren M,bem unp mir pi1en, Sbr
liebt pa6 nidt. IS eibt unter un6 febr
uiele ~uerlddmte Mrme", bies unnlS9lt9
Qber's 9er3 brtngen f1nnteu, f@ bet If
fentli&en @ertbeiluns btnsur&3uordnsen.
@rwdblt oaber unter @a@ Elm COM
mittee, oel1en @inselne Mit9lieocr bic
8efusnib baben, uns auf unlerer 18ube"
nit u3iebes9aben" 3u iiberraI4en. Mir
oanfen tm0orauS. f..
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-11-09

.Gelse=eineT@ b5dR fnnretaenG CONTRACTION,
;nur. auf ben Aubenwdnpen arubt, ren1
nibt ebenfaQs ab9ebrannt,' bod tn srceer
@efabr fdmebte. ~" m.a"' ,..- ,,>' ,.%!@
Der 6aupt,wed bte1sr eieentb dmlideu
Contribution rrar pap 2uomt9 x" Der
eroBe Observation-Disclosures, eine1 &aum
winldte, ,po Ct feline b%aumlan9en -@rcz
naptern betS&nee unp &esen I'm &rod<
men,, ben paraeeldritt lebren fonnte unlo
ia purfte freiltd trim Yfeiler ben i6nur>
grapen 2inien in ben @es fommen '2~.t"
Do@ bsfen mir, pob, obeeleben pom
Dem otenerrpdbnten 3eusbau6, 'nur
BAG Ebeater ben Glaanmeh gum ESpfer
fel. = @.Ss, ';"h',a" >j"&' @1.:}Nl
20 So lief be0tn 3srt6runeG aud u tts
tla8en It, 70 1ebr plrbe7 e6' tuns freuyen
tpenn btes eer ein3iee @erluf ''uno14oae
Dad bee Fttbt8tn 8drsers pe1iaont aeS>
bliebtn. Ti1 ~ "T ~ @|'S'1!
-'a@: - ':..%" ;&~o~ &c. @.)3
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-11-09
9armlsaot.

Die Der Eelesrovb melcet, rpurpe aud
Die fletne gemutblttt 5auptfaot ees
@robber,oatbum6 5e0en-Darmfaot -
ppn elmer jensn perbeerenoenEenerbrdnft
beimeeiu1t pelde roe Satr 1871 NIT
brennsnorotben 9ettgrn in FER @el1i9te
sinaetroasn bat, .a.n,
&aum ino smei Der dItelten Muien
Snititute Deutialanps, pie Tbeater
Don Dresden unp Breslau, In &]de &C.
iuofen, 10 fol9t ibnen Ger herrli@e 2unf<
ttu,pel in Darmfrct zines Der bebeuz
teupften uno.. la5n(tsq, 1beaters per Belt
- nab "'''1"' '''7
DaHelbe wurpe un'cr ben, sfunffunt<
gen @yobberso9 2ucmig I. ~ benz frlbe>
rem 2%anr9raien 2ucmis X. i'm Sabre
1919 BON re,n befannten Baumeiter
Muuer utaut, unb mar pon Mnfane an
zine Ger erfen YHtseftdtt.n ,pabrer
&unff. Die erfen S@auipteler uno bic
trfanntelten Sdnser Deuti&lanps ee>
b5rtfn ;eitweile Der Darmftdpter5 pfbilbne
an.
"a S@riner, Deprient, 9mmermann2 uno
D6rine seb6rtsn au zen iruberen @o,Y>
pbdsn5 rer Darmft1pter Blbne, unbs ppm
Den neueren Sln0erz@ Griffin %.besannsn
Babtel unp Nnmann pprt iAre2aufbabu
in Der bel6arenen <tellun9 zines @bo5
riten., cssz ~ >-~a,r -
'''' Do& cine: -s.ieentli&e .@elaidte Der
Darmtieter 9ofbIbne> cie ALIEN etne
Spee= oapon 'eeten fam, iene 8lbne tpar
uno mas fe 9eleiitet, bebalten mir unS
ppr.s: 8ebren rptr, beute einfa@ 3u zen tez
le9rapbilaeno Naariaten ;uruid.h ' d.
Dtclelben fino t~nioferu wtoerlpre@eno,
ols Der ~Sfpino", wie Der TelsBrapb
melpet, ,oie pbere Stapt" - wprunter
bod ,o6enbar rur bic 1psenannte nneue
@orRaot" ODER BET 1o9enonnte v8irn9arz
ten" eemetnt fem fam - beeroben iou,
mdbrenp bic anpere Na&rtdt paB oas
"Mrlenal (3euebaus) eerdumt tpuroe': ,
neil IS pur& pas %brennenpe Gbeater &C.
fdbrcet fl, einen enl9iepenen febr
beftisen @efmtnb - benr 3piideu
Gbeater unb 3eu9baus 1T Elm FREEZER
@aur, pom Der 2dn9e zines Bleds-pur>
au6iebt..' '@ "''+''' .,' i,
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fefsuReben, bab pas Darmfdeter Gbea<
ter in ErQmnter liegt unp ca6 pa6 3eu9>
baus, Elm @ebduoe, bas raunsntli@ oa>
bur4 befanrt 1T. ba6 lein Dad, dbnlid
mie bas elmer rtet8en &eitbobr - btrn
ba6 ean,e @ebdupe nimn1t etra jpei
BlOd mad bttfeen BeBrtf.n ttn - II
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-11-09
6effdnbntR auf brm Eobbette.

~@s 1T nidts - fein selppnnen, es
fomm,t nod an bic Spnnen." Sn BET
fleinen Niecerlo0una @eu>B ursbolb i'm
Eown @beatfele, etpa 6 Meiler ron
Dem bel Buffalo, 81. . selesenen Stdpt>
den Genamaapa, pobnte big gum Sabre
1855 Elm NrSt, Der als Doctor Changer
au8emetn betannt anb beltebt 1par. St
mar pom @eburt Elm Yreube unp bate
I& bur@ feline a%us9epebnte YrariS Elm
aniebnliass 0erm6sen erporben. Gines
Mor9enS i'm 5erbRe ces 9enannten 9ab>
res flDpfte Semanb an ieiner Gb1r an,
obne Antport une GinlaB ~ b~etou,n,sn.
Wlan sfnets electromagnetic pie Spare.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-11-09

Alnffi9lfea Gt8auffdnoeg0t8ets 9toro, trobrs
i4einli&e 9erbinoun9 nit polpnta 9e8en
Df, pobn@etnlia 9dnfi8er Norcpel>
peg," DER leete Spell rer Telerumms
IL ur~nperfanoli&> Id babe gaber @runo,
i'm pabin ~ Yeriteben, eab pas Don @rof
Bell unp Sd. .. 5euel,n i'm ppriaen
SABRE entredte R6ni9>8 arl QanD i'm Sdz
Den 9eoen 70 ~ q. 8r. ret6t. Sir
piele Gntpedune unp ibrs Mrbeiten In
Oflpibbereen lberbaupt taten @raf Bell
uunoS 5err pom 6eualin gang beionoere
aud Don Der f5nteli6 9eoarapbild:n
@eleuldaft Don Qpnpon ,unp, ibrem prd<
Gpenten, Sir &operid Murdilon Die
gr6ste Mnerfennuns 0eernptet .3Ygt%~2
r." Die 6abrt xnb. pteI Gntnedun9 BON
PAPER unp .Beypre&t liefernn zen tpeis.
mie penia auf bic Mn6dten unc Bs<
bauptuneen ,rss c@apttdne &~olpewap iu
oebeni ii, rpie psrbisnfli@ aber au@ Die
Stanobaftistett sestn iol&e Srrunsen,
Der Mutb' unp bas d&te pi11enl9aftli&e
Sntere7e uno Die Grrunaeniaaft FOLDER
Gori6er rpie payer unp WeYpre&t iino.
Dasu tommt, 2bab alless bisberi9en
Na@ri@ten aus unierem europd'lhen
Norpmeere BON au6erorpentlt9 un00n'
fiaen G's uno MISUNDERSTANDING
bsri6,et batten. 5" q .
IS 1T an3unebmen, pas Yoyer uno
@eypre@t mabrI@einlid einen @irtel
Don Ireibeis ~ rnrdie9e!n batten, ebe
fe in jsnss IS 2dnsensraoe aussspcbnte
of ene Dolarmeer 0elan9ten, uno rob fe
paber gum erit,nmale ben norrpolaren
Gis9irtel moraltl9 .uno faetil6 pur69ez
bro9en, IL 6bnli1er Weiie, mie NoE unp
Wercel ant Siopol 9etban batten.
Nob in meiner i'm Stunt 1870 publi>
sirten &arte iibsr ren @oIf1rem babe i4
na9 btm BeHels'iaen Beobadtuneen
auf &olentbal'SD ampfer vNlbert" pom
Sabre 1860 iwil9en 75o uno 76o ben
@olftrom eesei@net> Der bort nod 40
st. uno paruber an Der MeeresRd@e jeiet
cine bobe Eemperatur, pie fe nod MIR
oenpe anoerspo 1T 9leiher Breite in Der
n1rpli6en pber Iuplt9en 6emilpbdre be-
oba@tet &porren ,par. Der Same ,@olf>
from" unp pfeil auf pieler !Sarte, (@eo>
erapbii@e Mtttbeiluneen 1870, Tafel12}
peiien 8ans eenau auf Die Stele In 79o
g. ST., $50 Seil. 8. @r:, bic Der ebenio
td6tise u. wi6entldaftlide wie b%eionne>
ne SeeofFcier Weypre6t in ieinem Gele>
eramm ais riejenise per ~eluti9ten Gis>
Sulldnre 9e9tn Noro, Der pabri9einli&en
Uerbinoung nit cer polyn{a 9eaen Sn,
ben wabri@etnli@ slnfti9fen NOropol<
neg" be3eidnel.
Mud Don anoeren olesjdbriBen Noro>
polerpepitionen babe i'd ntele tnterei1ante
Na1ri1ten, e:tbpulle Beri6te uno BE-
reits Elm poutdnpises Sournal erbolten>
Don benen id etniees nebft elmer lebr in
te~re7anten Ori9inalfarte bereitS i'm nd&<
lten 6.fte Der ~@epsrapbilden Mittbei<
luneen'' p1ttli;iren weroe.
@otba, 9. Sctober 1871.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-11-09

Sellerteeultur.-Da bic @a@
men BET. Selertepf an3e lanaiam une
idwer aufaufen, 10 1T Die er6bte @or9'
falt auf Elm 9ute6 pRansenbeet gu per>
menben. User nidt Elm Greibbeet benu3=
sen tann> ber mub fobolp Der Tyot aus
Dem Bopen III, Elm Stld CUR Nuf3udt
BON pRanlea auredt MAIDEN In elmer
rparr1en Mttta9la9e, an einer Mauer
ooer einem 3aun uno miro oaau td9tts
etpun9t fauber e~earaten unb bdbid ab>
9ere&t. Sou Der Grtra8 nur gum 6au6'
etbrau@ pienen, bann braudt Der Glrd
2ni@t eroB III feiu> 3ebn Tub lang >ane
bret GuB brett senuat uneefdbr fir brei>
bunctrt &npufn. Muf bic 6dlfte abteles
6tude6 @det mat, ben @ame1 entrpeper
brett eoer be6er nod in soQwetten &ileu@
unp beoedt tbn gang fa@, tnrsm max
nit benz &lden Der @@aufel ben BoptH
nur fef tlopft scer NIT einsm Siete gang
rpenie feline &rpe eariber ldltttlt. Damn
miro er NIT elmer feinen Braule beao0en
- auf anoere @eile purbe man ndmli4
ben Samen pieoer berou6 prer cen So
zen obldwemmen. Mu@ nebnnc man
neideS> parmeS Wo0et aus einem Tei@
Deer elmer pilge co3u, ntdt bartes Bxun<
nenwaIe r. Geudt mus ra6 pfan;beet
unaue9eieBt Qebalten rercen, cod 1T e6
niebt gut Wo0er III 9eten wabrenp bet=
fen Sonnenlbetne8 oiele6 mug Wor>
gems frub ino &benps lpdt cOrsencmmen
mercen. Wcnn bic YFan;en oufaebeu
unb et,pa ;u Did febfn louten, 70 mu6en
ie Derounnt werpen. Sod fcbolp fe
srob Qenuo ino, um itd prceatlid am
fahen 3u lo11en> ol(o etwa pier bis leh8
8!dtter baten, nja1mt man Die ndttFen
beraus, unD fdnst pom duBsren Guce Der
leer aelofenen 6dlfte All, fe bet pier 3ou
i'm 4uorrat au63upRan3en. Go fabrt
man fort, big man ie fir ben @orten
brau@t, mas in Der Re9el Anfans poer
Mitte Suit Ter SAL fem mtrp.
3we{bri den. - Gin bisfser
@dreinermsilter, felt sebn Sobren etblin=
BET, bat in bie(er laneen Belt t6rperli9eu
Sts@tbums einens a@efrstar aneefertiet,
Der olS Yradt1lf fir bic beabGdtiete
Snputriez Ausfelune in 8ailerslauteru
beftmnt 1T, ceren 9ertasuns jtpo@ pem
un9liGtiden Manne nit leiner aablre>
den Gamilie bic 5oTnuns beraupte, cas-
auf 600 f. 9elddBte pradtmSbel balh
gum 8ufaufe 3uI brinesa. alS Ger xb<
Mig Ypn bcm upsladtsb Der Gantttte &uabe
le,bielt, ertldrtt 4 id iofcrl tereit. ben
Setretdr onaunsbu,sn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-11-09
Cine Gbtaefenbete tn GAltforsta.

l@.ne @btaefenbete tn Galtfprsta.
Der Fele9rapb bra@te neuli@ bte
Melpuna, ba6 SCI pbbel In sos sust!os.
GAL. bas @btnelenptertel Der @taot nit
Naub uub Morb 1berso9eu, uno Is
i9ien bana@, al6 pb IS it@ bier um
cine Sbat banbelte, ME fe oaS Mittel@
alter uno nod beute &umdnien in eet
acknowledgment auf;uweilen bat. Na&
cer DarteQun9 Sacramento Sourua
iouen inos0eu bic Gbtnelen Der prpup>
5%trenoeE She'll aepclen istn> auein itlbR
rpenn ben 70 1T. bleibt bic pom pem p6>
BEL ~beaaneene S@du6lidfeit 9roe eenn8,
unb e8 ideint uns, al6 pb Die California
Yre6e rie Sade aus Gurh. Dor ptm
Ganatismu5 Der Menee ntdt BIT
otm re6ten Namen ~ nennen wa9t.
Das Scurual idreibt:
Sin yos Nnselos tau, ee> am ltsteH
Dienfa1 ~ ernfliden Rutei0runseu,
melhe 1@mdtli@e @ewalrbaisn uno
B%lutoeroteben sur GolQe batten. Inter
ben bort an Der %io9enann1sH Ni39er<
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gu elmer Gaiebafaire. Dim Dtenfag
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8etbeilieten perbaften unp rief &sbert
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5lIfe, ols plSbli6 bic @biuelen aus cen
6duiern auf beiren Seiten Der Nuep IL
III feuern besonnen ; Ebomplon Nir5te
t5oli6 o%errpuncet ~ Bpoen uno Btloez
rain wurce leidt %nerrpunpet, cod 9elan9
es ibm, 16 auf feiu IferD 81 fdmineeu
uno 3u entfommen; Elm lpanti9er &nabe,
rer In Der Ndbe 0ano, purre our9'8
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furj earauf. itarb. &aum bate f1@ bic
&unoe son oielem Greienib In Der @tabt
petbreitet, als bic 9r6Bte Infre9uns ent@
aano uno bic BIrser III ben @aftu,
9rifen ; %alIentbalben puroen Drobunge1r
laut unp man lpra@ unserbolen BE
Abf9t aus, ldmmtli&e @btneien au6
Der @tabt 3u pertreiben. @tna 500 be-
rpafnete Blrser umrtnsten bic @obnun<
gen ner &btnelen, welde ff idn,mtli&
bewafnet warer unp Elm aQaeMetue6
Geuer be9ann, mobei mebrere @bineftn
9et5ptet uno Seruuncet puroen. Wau
perlu9te. bic @etduee in Brano s4
Reden, aber oa i6 met:ere mertbppde
@sbdupe in Der Mdbe %bcfancen, belanH
man li& eines 8:6erer. @9liebli4
tpurpen 25ber in bic Ddber esbauen.
bic Gbiuslsu i~berwdltiet uno fInfsebn
cer1elben auf9ebinet morauf f6 bic
Nufreeung le9te uno es ben Beb1roeu
eelung, Die Sronung mieoer ber;uielIeu+
Die lbri9en Gbinelen wurpen ms &C.
fdn9nib 9ebra@t. ~S. go
- Nabere @%in;elnbeiten iber bic
1dGneliden Scenen In Sos Nn6ele8 ers
seben, baB Die orobe Webr3abl res Yaz
belbauf ens aus ein9etorenen @olifornteru
merifanilher Abfunft. Der nieortefea
@la1e Der Bep1lferun9 beitanc> unp -ca6
frlbere @i9ilan,>@pmm{ttee var ntat8
bamit 3u tbun bate. Ge&sjebn Chine
fen puroen erbdnet, iwet (eine Grau uno
etn Mann) er1de0en uno elmer t1olt9
Yerpuneet. Inter ben tooten @btneftn
erfannte man nur einen per bel Der
@@tebertt Betbetlt9ten uno waren ait
arberen uuldulpie. Die ctoililtrte1
giebmenl9en i@letften ibre unaludlideu
Spfer NIT Striden un, ben gals na&
Der &idtfdtte uno binoen fle in balbtobz
tenn 3ufanpe auf; unter ben 70 Grmor>
peten befano il6 aud Elm 8 bis 9 Sabre
alter &nabe.