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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-11-30
GoDEY's LADY's Book FOR DECEMBER

GoDEY's LADY's Book FOR DECEMBER
A HOLIDAY NUMBER The following are
the embellishments; The Jumping Jack-a
fine steel plate; Steelplate title-page-a
tableau picture; Colorcd Fashion-plate, con.
tanning six elegant figures; Fancy Christmas
Doll, printed in colors; Dressed for the
Christmas Party-a tinted picture; Colored
plate OF Lingerie; Children's Fashions-six
designs; Preparing for Christmas-sn allie
gorieal picture; Fancy Dresses for Children
six designs. In addition to the above spe.
ciai embellishments will be found the usual
later designs on the extension sheet. and
qsefui designs in the Work Department
The literary department is filed with inter
esting stories from the pens of Marion Har.
land Mrs. Hopkinson, Miss Frost, Sue Ches.
nutwood, Louise Barton, and Belle 8. VIII.
son. The poetry lie by Sue Murdoch, Carrie
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-11-30
The SCHOOL FESTIVAL. - Quarterly

The School FESTIVAL - Quarterly
magazine, devoted to original matter, for
Day School and Sunday-School Exhibitions,
and Public Occasions. The October number
OF this popular Magazine (Which was de-
stroyed by the great Chicago fire, when all
ready to mail,) has been reprinted As it's
subscription list was burned, the publishers
request us to ask their subscribers to send
their addresses, stating what numbers were
yet due them, and to remit their subscrip-
ton for next year. Let all teachers and pu-
pills subscribe now for the School Festival
they all need it. 1t costs only 50 cents
year, in advance, or Is cents for single
number. The publishers were very heavy
losers by the great fire, but they don't pro-
pose to allow their subscribers to lose any
thing. Send, by mail, to ALFRED L. SEwELL
Il CO., Publishers, Chicago, Ill.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-11-30

PSYCHOLOGISTS SAY THAT OUR BODIES are
renewed once in seven years. The material
of which they are reconstructed is the blood,
and unless it be fully charged with the ele.
ments of vitality, the strength and health Of
the system decline. OF all blood depurents,
DIR. WALKERS VINEGAR BITTERs is the safest
and most infallible. There is mo- disease,
arising from deprivation of the blood, which
it will not speedily cure.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-11-30

d. Beebee, John 8. Reid, Clarence F. BubIer
and others. In the receipt department, Will,
be found variety of useful receipts suit.a
to the festive season; and in the juvenile -
partment amuscments for the HOLIDAYS
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-11-30

CoUGHs AND COLDS ARE OFTEN OVER
LOOKED. A continuance for any length OF
time causes irritation of the Lungs or some
chronic Throat Disease. "B,0@n's Bronchial
Tr'ocheS' are an effectualf CoUGH REMEDY.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-11-30

THE sweetest word in our language is
health. At the first indication of disease,
use wellknown and approved remedies. For
dyspepsia or indigestion, use FaTso,s's Purga-
tire Pills. For coughs, colds, sore or lame
stomach, use JotnSOn's Anody1te LjniDseW.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-11-30

- Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
will not raise the dead, but it will benefit
and cure the living. For all severe Coughs,
Throat and Bronchial diseases it has never
been equaled. $50
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-11-30

A CASE of chronic rheumatism of unusual
severity, cured by Johnson's A,odyne Lini-
ment, is noticed by one of our exchanges. A
large bunch came out upon the breast of the
sufferer, and appeared like part of the breast
hone
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-11-30

MOTHERS WHO HAVE DAUGHTERs THAT HAVE
WEAK LUNGs-Should arrest the disease
when it is in the incipient stages. 1t is in
dicated by hacking cough, pains in the
chest, difficulty OF breathing, or oppression
of the lungs. Ii this. be permitted to run
on tubercles will form, and Consumption
will be the result. A most valuable remedy
will be found in Aliens Lung Balsam to cure
and check this disease in its first stage.
For sale by all Medicine Dealers.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-11-30

The Ohio Editorial Convention Of
1872 is to be held in Cleveland.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-09-07

Nonalaarbeni ,ble Babl tbartr Dffjtere
etnl9l{ebli@ bee Generals anbtita ~ &C..
ben, urb bonn u,unicipale Gretbett. Auf
|itinen Bef.bl tputben IN Der @ue 3ipolt.
Barrifaben errthtet, unb baS Staetbaus
cecupirt. Tim Mitterna@t pom 18. gum
19. Mdr3 beltbte Ct bic Yo~li3.tprdftttur,
uu, 1 u6r bic Tutlerten, um 2 ubr ben
part1.r plab. Do@ pteie Grfolse tparer'
fem unNern. @m %. Mdr3 mar er BON
per Commune perbaftet unp mad ber@ot1>
cteraerie 9ebraat. 8on ba plante e.
@a@e 9e9ert BE Commune, urb fam aut
ueberlieferuns BON Yaris IN bic 9aroe
Gbfcrs. Sir 10000 Groncs uno quit
&eruns BON @traaofsfett fit fl$ uno
1einen unterbdneler @amus %polte er
ittne fraberen @oQeeen nerratter, ut,o g..
fanosn nebmen. Dte llnterbanelua9en'.
aerl4lu9e, fi@, unb jebt febt er als an
9etlaeter BOT een @er|a'aer xrtessz@ ez
ri9t.
Die 1briAen MneeflaBtet fnb :urbain,
mooor bes Z. acknowledgements, BtQtorap,
Witoliep hes @oblfabrtsz Mus(@u6es,
Sonpe, Ginan3mtnifer Der Commune,
Trtnquet Gbampy, &esere> &ofoul, ter
Die @onaerte In ben Gutlerteu arranotrte,
gerpune, Gerrat,D eseamps, Clement uuo
Sol. 2iSbprne. 49,.
@enn btele obseurtbeilt iinb, bann
fommt Die .&eibt an &o1el, benz DELIGHT
ten fit eas &rieesminiNeriuu1. far oeile1
'@el@id f@ Gbters iebr tntrrelnren fou
unb last but not least - 6enrp &ode<
fort. Gu. 81. @to3t8.)
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-09-07

a@etbf~aB III Drpnuag.,s i, Yfn8R,'
fonnta9, ale Der 9err Dfatter bte Babe
retie antretet1 tpoQte, mar bas &eiie8elb
per(@munben. Nun gait u, BEN 9aus<
ptebe auf BE Spur III toututea. Dut&
cine Sin 8elane .ess eer Btrtbl&aftertn,
aret 3ebn9uloennoten ppt, reua Stube.<
mdr@en ju %entlebnen, uno febe, fe. tru>
act, pa6 @erf3ei@eu, bas tletne &reua>
&en. Ser Yfarr1eur tbeilte bieft Gntoed<
ung benz Mdbden NIT uno eru,abnte f1e,
often 81, eelteben,, wenr Fe BON benz @eloe
perblenpet 1tporben fet, er tpoQe ben Gebl<
tritt oerseben, menn fe auf ben re@ten
@eb Der GuBeno 3urldfebre. 81 n
Marianna MeumlQer 3ob eS BOT. III.
leu9ue,1, unp nun 'rpurpe fe Der Beb6rpe
an0e3eigt. Der :Eraum Der Mutttr lolte
nun in @rflQune 9eben. Der gerbaf>
tuna Der Martanna MeumdQer >folste
balo BE @ermabrune6b aft ibrer S&re>
(ter Mnna, mel&e @elo uno &fecten troB
Der tpdrnenpen WabnurB oet Mutter ale
@ef&ent a%neenou1uaen bate. = - x.
"!6eute battert ii@ teipe @@wefern Dor
@ert@t ~ perantworten. sic 3oeer1 bas
Qeuenen etnen, .aufri&tt9en @eftdnontb
Dor. Snpe6 3eiete fi&, lDaS beretts TN
Dteufe bet Germ &otb tte @a@e nt&t
aan3 Blatt obeesansen auno .baB at Der
EaAp urp glitter, ben betoe S@wetert
anoefauft, >,ur aus BEN entrpenoeter
@elpe bes 9errn pfarrers 9ei&aft rpor>
ben war. 3war ftano Marianna Neu>
miller rfat an, ba6 Wdr@en BON etneu,
ret@en 2iebbaber aufaufrti@en, beri tbre
@enpe3pous NIT je so f. be;ablt baben
fol-, ALIEN bic 8eweiie waren III uber>
naltieenb. Der Yfarrer nersi@tete auf
jepen &r(ab, lelbR ouf cte 8eaei&neten 2
3ebneulpennoten unp cine Gauf3'ssul>
pennote, tpel9e int Mrref auf0efunoen
porber> neil ct BET Dem 21u9nen ber
Mneefla9ten ni@t bic mcralii@e. nebers
3euguno babe, ta6 fe bic Diebin iei.
Da@eri4tsbof perurtbetlte Marianta
&peeen Diebfabls 5u brei 9abren i@we>
rem &erfer6 unp ibre Shmeter Mnna
rpeeen MISUNDERSTANDING 3u bier
Monoten &erters. 8eipe traten rte
@trafe @ofort an, mdbrenp i'm Nauen
bes @ater6 BE BerufunS an9emeloet
rpuree. "a:
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-09-07
Tranfretb8 Nang.

General 8ourbafi> paS If Elm ebler
&u0e aus Der Yolatei, bat Elm frans5f>
lhes 6ers. Sbg'ei@ elm 0ei9lp9ener
Mann. III er pennob gutter 9ofnun9.-;
oob Die franSSlihs Button 1pteper ben
8ana einhebmen miro, Der ibr BON Wott
unp Ne9t5we9en "par lie droit de con-
queste ct par lc droit de Nuisance"
9eb5rt. 81 has Der erite, ;rpeite ODER
brittle &une 1T (&incer sablen pie6llfte)
1T ni@t 9ela9t. Do9 bSren MIR, mas
Der cole Manu 3u ia9en bat> Gin Ga~
eeSbefsbl AT bic 2yoner Mrmee 19liebt
NIT folsenpen @orten:
u@enr nj, unlere Yfi@t wobl En-
f1(en, uno mir tperoen ni&t 8egen
bie(e banpeln, i'd babe bic ueber3eu<
9un9 rapon, 10 we>oen mir babtn 9ez
lonoen, bic @unoen unleres tbeueren
8aterlance6 3u beilen. @inGaa miro
tommen, ,po mir ote sr6Bte8elcbnun9
erbalten tpercen. auf wel9e bic eolen
!6er3en tbre 6ofnune rt@ten mii1en :
mir werpen Granfret@ etn'9, fart uno
ben Stang wieper etnnebmen feben,
tpel@er ibm in per@elt 9ebdbrt. SIM
9a%uptqaartier ~ 2oon> am %. Suli
1871. Der D!pil1onez@ General, @om>
.manoont pe6 G.. Mrmeeforps uno res
8. Milttdr DifrietS
.Bpurbaft."
Man 6ebt bierau8, ooB 6err . t.
bofip Die Baden 9ewalti9 ooI nimmt.
Die @unpsn, Die 6ranfrei@ 9el@la9en
pproen> rperoen gebeilt pereen, (papon 1T
Bouvbati iber,eu9t), &penn jtperGran3oie
feline 5aulo,steit tbut. @enn aber je>
Der Bransoie letneS 6ulpt9feit nt&t tbut,
- wie ftebt e6 pann?
ca. .. q. 3tB.)
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-09-07
8attrpnomte-

@or Ginger 3eit tpuroe er3dblt, bae in
@barIelton Ell, Wann lebe, Der tieli9 Elm
9anies pfuno robes @inofetl@, unp
Dies auf &atb ittues @rStes. per,ebre.
IS rpurpe Die @abrbett pteier Mittbet>
lung pom perlhteoenen @etten be3weifelt;
aus rpel@em @runce> mil1en mir nidt,
cenr, Elm erma&lensr Mann, ter eint9erz
moSsn fi@ in fteieryuft 8eme9un9 ma@t
fam iebr gut Elm Yfuno robes 6leil4
per Sag uertra9en. "'.-
Mus Nnlae pisl er Mittbeilune tbetlt
nun Die "Goenins Yof" eeitern cine g.
l9i9te bon einsm wirtliden @ielfraB nit.
fir pel@e fte bic u@barleiton Nems" ais
@endbrsmann anflbrt. Mus 9ewi1eu
&udlibten miro oer ri&ttse Name pes
Yolypbasen ni&t 9enannt unp i9le&t<
rpe9 al6 Wr. .2aYlor beiei@net. ST lebt
in @batleion unp letfet oas unslautz
li91te i'm @0en. @r 1T Der @@rsden
unp paS GntisBen aller 5otelbeiBsr uno
aQer 8oarptnsbausz Btrtbinnen.. De8
Moraens ftebt ct f&on gang fritz auf
uno leBt ii@ an ben GrlbtudStil@, in
.Gruartuna per Dinse, Die pa tounaen
louen. @egt enplt@ Der btenenbe @ett
bic &a6eefanne uno pas Badmerf auf
oen Sid, 10 beetnnt ct ioeletd iein per-
beerenpeS @ert. 90 ieds Ta0en &afee
1np i'm Nu perlawunper unp NIT Sleiz
der @ei@minpteteit Elm Dubeno beiBer
&ous, bel oenen Ct, I'M, ben @<neproz
3e6 3u bei&leunt9en, ielbfperadnplt& nt@t
Die Butter ipart. Snswii&en finp aud
DE anoeren Gribfdd8eri&te itrptrt tpcr<
ZEN. @or &uem pertieft e ii@ lest tn
cine S@a0el nit 8utterf19> auf mel9er
.alsbalb ,peoer &ppf nod @9wan3, nlr
nod BITE Radsrat68rdtm bon. ltt1eu1 ST.
.l9e 3u feben fihp. 8ratfartof.ln lit ct
erunpfdblt@ mic, bic .balta1 III lanse anf,
Ipa9e8ea1 ibt er game 9ebadsnt &anofelrt
init 8orliebe unb 3war,nuf3 pd 8ii1e ie
.eine, tueul1 iesau9 aa1o@ 10 8roB finp.;;
.~ieiuert perfaludt etNga13. Mdbrtrb
Iibna bos sbefelte Bttf1eot Bebolt wirb,
Ip,ttseibtssr 81 btt 3ett mitbtut Gtnu6
zas s7tfSa5s1 "a ~
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-09-07

Yctt ettpa8 talttr :33utt99e1 Ste alf9ef9ittt>
ten. auf BEN G2iii9 tebt. ST gba6 Bea<
feat Ser3ebrt, 70 befteQt Ct bte @otelette
bic bteie t6muat, per3ebrt ereint9e Gar
pel1en ct meiut, ba8 rei3e ben Mppetit.
Der @ptelette fpl9en ieSmelette1 ; e. tetI
fe beionpers germ, bat aber an breteu 9ez
pbbnlt@ iotpett 9enu9. @13 ri ~.
Damn utadt ct ii@ etpaS 8etpeaunA
tn FREEZER 2uf, ln1 bic @erbauur9 III be-
f1rpern> uno 9ebt 9etpSbnli@ inben etnen
pper anperen 2und &pot1, no er .tafIr
ior9t baB bic Glte9en ni9t al, ben vfreten
2un&" fpnn1en, 1nb er einem@trtb }9pn
Veranlal1utt9 >9e9eben baben 1pQ> etnen
;3ettel lber ber8ar anjubrin9er, auf nell
aent bte9Sprte itanben: uQunGer ,perben
eriu@t bier nt9t gu biniren! !" DaS faut
tbm AUDI gar ntdt Elm, benz, 3u Diner
9ebt er >pteper in fem 9ptel ,nb 3par 1T
Ct >pteber Der erite I'M Speiie1aal.
u@lnI9en sic flare 8ouiQpn pber
Suppe puree? 2" fra9t tbn Der &euner.
u8eipe8 p tt;bte Mntport. Der &euner
le9t fbm nun. na@ber bic Speiletarte DOT.
ST ldbt 1etnen Slid fi@ti9 bariber btu
tpe99leiten, bann 1a9te er: uSa, bas 1T
re&t, brin9e1 @ie ,ntr basw Der Sell
net perftebt Jpn ntdt unb fro9t nod etnz
NAL, mas ct brtnsen fole. ~Nlein @otn"
ruff 6err Gaplor tntraffet, I'D babe es
Sbner 9ela9t: baS, was oarauf tebt"
Der &elner ertlet9t bod er 9ebt unb
febrt BALD barauf NIT einen1 balben Dub>
END fetner @oQeaeu 3urud> pel&e @@Ql>
ieln NIT aQerlei Braten ppu @ierflBlern
sabmer uno milper @attuns, Ditto Sc
fueeL Slide, puobinss, Yiss. Gri@ten
,c. Dor 5errn Gaylor nieper1eQen. MueS
peri&winoet in leiueu &autl@u6>M az
gen.
Na@ Slid ndberte f@ tbm ober Der
8eitBer hes 5otels, ntmu,t Jpn bel @eite
uno fast: ~5err Gaylor, t9 bin Elm ar>
n,er Mann unp babe cine 1tarfe 6amtlte.
n1ein 9otel 1T 1,ur tletn> unp sic &piirpen
mid lebr perbtnpen, rpenn @ie f9 Elm
anoeres, 9r6Beres, no es auf Elm ,pente
unebr G0en nt@t 70 eenau antomut, auf>
iu6en 1ppllten."
@err Taylor 1a9t: $50, 70 !" urb
ma4t ft@ auf Die Betne> h9 Elm anperee
6oteL, mo Der Menld ftd bod wents<
items fatt eien BARI, ouhuiu@en. Muf
Dem @e9e uuterldbt er aber nidt, In ets
men Muiternlalen etn;utreten, i@ an oter
nSoft @beu Grabs" unp bret portionen
Observation-Disclosures 9ltli6 III tbun. Damn
flblt er ft& iomeit 9eftdrft, baB er fid
ieiner Gntoeduasreiie nit Wube ptomen
fam. @eldes &elultat pte1elbe &C.
babt> bert@tet bic u@barleton SEEMS"
ni9t.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-09-07
&reu3naA, 10. Nua.

Nltu II W, ~. Nu9. CN
benz Bilpbauer Mtelier Der Brlrer @auer,
no tmmer etne 70 reee unb ld1pfertl9e
Gbdtt9tett berrldt wie fie ielbf in Dem
9roben &unit: Metrppolen ielten it, fnp
beoeutenoe Berfe %entfanoen. Ser Carl
@auer bat ba6 our Mu6fubrune In
Waru1or beftmmte lebtns9robe 1bon>
mopeu elmer &a6anrra poQenoet, ~ el@e6
cine Der beeeutenpfen Nrbeiten BE les
bewdbrteu, tldti9en Metiter8 1T. Su
bepe9ter @teuuns> nit erbobensn Or
men, bdnperin9eno ftebt bic nn9lidli9e
prieferin Dor uns, penn Sal oes @ater@
lanpes beflaSeno, Zen fte poraus febt
aber ni@t obwenren fam. Torm unp
Bemeeune Der Tiaur 1no BON eoler
S66nbeit, unp btlonoer6 ba6 feline Sc
ranp, mel&e6 ben &Drperformen fol9t,
pprtrefatd In Nnla9e uno 8ebanoluns.
6err &pbert @auer BAT einen @n9el In
Warmor au6aefibrt, her, nur leihten
Sdrtttes Die @roe beriibrenp, i'm Beer,fs
1T, fid gum 5immel aufsui&mineen,
mobtn @e(t6t unp Wu9en 9erthtet ftno.
Die 6dnpe linp nit le9nenper @eberpe,
mie ;uu Mtlaiepe, mad abmdrt6 0e<
tredt. Diele ebenfaQ8 l%eben69robe &C.
talt 1T pom feiner uno garter @ra3ie;
0e 1T Rem Mncenfen elmer @erforbenen
eemiomet unp brldt Die @epanfen ODER
Die Gmpfapuns. mel9e fe perf6.pern
lou, aufs ellfli9fe aus.
@tdmpli.- l1eber tos S9wei,er
Mit9ltep be6 NlabamozS &ieps9eri@tes,
pas pur@ ben @albinotoner0 ertrag etnz
eeieBt 1T, madt Der ~8alt @eder" folr
genoe 8emerfun9en:
Scr Yrdi1pent beS ldmei3erii9en
Bunoesratbe6 bet ben ber1bmten f9mei=
,erti@en @taat6mann Stdmpflt gum
Miteliepe pes @enfe Ter @@ieosseri&ts
lber Die Nlabamas Traae ernannt. Cine
tref19e Mabl! Stdmpai 1T jebt 81
Sabre alt. @r murpe i'm Sabre 1920
~ S9dpfen I'M Canton Bern 9eborer
uuo erbtelt feline &usbilcuns, nau,entli&
aI6 Suriit, auf i&weiaerti&en uno oeut<
lden lniDeritdten. Son jeber rapifaler
Democrat ma9te er 1d idon 5ur Git
cts Sonoerbunpe6 bsrlbmt pur4 fem
b66it entl9iepenes Muftreten 9e9en Die
SeIuiten. Ct bate e6 1don nm jene3eit
gum prominenten MitelieDe Der 8erner
Nesieluns unp Der oamalisen etp9en1lI<
laen Saeiubune eebra&t. Semen &rtes
madte er NIT als &riess;ablmeiter. -
Bortan ipielte @tdmpat in Der politif
ieines 9eimatbs>@ antonS mie in ber@ip>
eeno0enlaaft cine srobe &oIe als Gibrer
Der rapifalen Yartei. @ieperbolt fun
airte ct als Yrditpent tes eipeen5l1lden
Bunpe8ratbes uno entpidelte in pteler
@teQuns chen 70 piel naatsmdnnil&e
8eidbieun9 als @nereie, namentli@ aud
3ur 3ett bes @treiteS NIT preu6en >peeen
Neuenburs's. Sn allen @taatemi1ens
I@aften gut bei@laseu, 1T Stdmpft Elm
por3i8li@er Surtfa unp prbljtf."
@eibli@e ode Sn ben
l@ottifden 6o&lanpen bat ii& ioeben Elm
Na&lptel CUR jansfen @oltssdblun9 3uz
sttrasen. Cine 2ebrerin fanp. uuter Der
Anflaee Dor .@eri@t> lit 'Mlttr ab1&lli6
''falfa olt8eaeben 3u baben. Die ,5&6nt1
bate i1@ ndrnlt@ IN per. Geniuslift '29]
CONNER juselegt tnbsitn erSab T@ yer
|etner Dur@1dt pes GipilftanrsNtetatrs
paB Re f&on felt is 9abrtrl auf tbrtns29
9tita1pen bate unp lest A. adblt.5 Sic
uluete fdr ibr 5r5iroetiops Grtmpel nit,
10 SdiainS CITRATE baSeaa. 81 II.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-09-07
6ii'runltu nit otl DRY @o005 ]pffi(fu.,

&# @r Apehen bon jest an al" uureSomnerA8auren 3u 70 brabefbxnpre>
zen pertaufn. be tMn 3aus Der @taet uns 8kt$ tonmen tann. eut l@soase
Nparas ju 20 Cents BE teftn DeMne ~ 12} Gents befen Dorne0e @in4<
BAN IS Gents; f&bnt NRobatr popins Die font dt.rau fit 80 Gents pedaut
werpen gu 18 Genta; aebet4te uno uneebet@te Musue 70 btQe a6 ft tn &b>
eaep Gnsos oertuuft uerben. *4@@ @= TX
gtr peroen es gum @ottene zines Seoen MAIDEN, lei uns porsupre&e1 tbes
de fona 100 fire Gniue abl4te6en. 70 "t *ea~"~*
Infer 9r @abkr 1T ams in @el&ah anpdtno, unb tedt kme beut$eu
GreunOe up 2anbsleue aufs 8ede gu beoienen. "4~&
g. ~ c%Jn9erioll II. g. Ill
.H Ode Der 0rttt<n uns aBabafbaw CITRATE, nate sr Bride
ct Saul. . -> . > "t">' ( ) %Mtnne(otd+
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-27
AssAssINATEo.
An Unkuown Hunter Meets Win a
Nimrod whose Game Is naa-
mysterious and Terrible Dsafh I'm the
WeOda

Yesterday Chief Of Police ODonnen,
zras notified that man was lying dead OF dT-
ms in the NOncon ush bottom. near the rail-
road. about four miIes from the city. Psssen-
gsrs on the morning. train over the Tennessee
ana Mississippi railrosa observed the body
from the windows Of the cans as they passed.
In the course OF an hour the CHIEF. with detec-
tive shelby, and our lightning reporter, were
on the ground just In time TO see the unfortu-
nate being breathe his last. He was lying in
the mud, and the place all round showed evi-
dence OF the fearful struggle ne had had
with the grim monster, death. His heels
were firmly embedded IN the loose, soft
soil. and his nnger nails We're full OF
mud His faes, toe, was bsgrimed with powder;
besmeared with dlft, aud covered with blood.
he Eas unable 70 speak. be wore strap
around his shoulder, from which evidently
had hung q nu- ung-bag for carrying game
His ace might be about thirty beard, reddish,
and cropped shOrt, jeans clothing and blue
shtrt good boots aad hat; heighi, nve feet
eight inches No effort could get him 70 utter
an articuiaue sound. Ihe gUod Sanlaritans
raised him I'D 10 \ sitting posture, and pu ting
per before him, he appeared 20 coInprs hend
The meaning OI the movement, and wrote
with great effort and very slowly, the name
JOHN HEYR,
from which II Is 70 be inferred that such Is the
mans anne. No further particulars could be
Tns inference that was drawn from
AL the circumstances, and nom the ap-
Z. Arauce Of the man himself was, that he
bad ien Memphis that morning equipped for
q day : hunt and that here al tins lonely spot
be lad fallen into The hands OF the phllls-
tines, who shot him in the back OF the head,
50 closely that The powder biackened his neck
and siugsd ais hair. Having done this foul
deed they robbed him OF sli his equipment
and LETT nothing but the strap before men,
Toned. Most uEely this would have been
taken also had Il not required ume. The
trepldRtlon which an RSsa.zla experi ncts
After a deed OF blood has been committed,
lensthens every moment into an hour ioI
him. shorty after he wrote bis name ne
liieu. ARRANGEMENTS were made 70 have The
body taken 70 town on one O4 The haud-cais
used b. the section WORKERS on The railroad.
'squire HOegel having INST summoned n jury
OF Inquest, which deciued- that the man had
been assasSiEaIed-
The county undertaken, Mr.. Walsh took
charge Of me corpse a. The depot and brought
m % ~ establishment on Winchester street,
Whsre Il wss Kept for identification
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-27
THE FUTURE OF MEMPHIS
Her Greatness I'm the Hands Of Her Citi-
zens-WilI tEey Prove True
80 the TestS
An appeal to the WOrkingmen by a
German Mechanic

Eas. <pJ.'al-sad viii be the day TO the
uorzingneu OF this city and 10 those who
have her welfare II heart, when the chief
rnaqistrnte Is one who does not command the
coundenee both Of the country at large and
the eitlzs rs At home. Memphis is on the eve
OF her future greatness, and It viii be seen If
our people win ct the opportunity pass OF
making our bluff city" what she was des-
tined 70 be-both by nature and Rrt-the me-
tropolIs Of the southwest. Within the next
year three OF the grandest projscts which
have ever been conceived and which VIII
redoupd 10 the credit and wealth Of our
CITY win be brought before the people for their
canes. gunsideraion- These are me ShreTe-
Ilorl railroad, The Kansas CITY railroad and
Eae erection OF the gIand union depot. All q
these enterprises, II properly managed VIII
materially add both 70 our wealth An popu-
lattOn bat the nrst thing 70 De considered Is
projeela = success, he must De a man no VIII
maintain tie credit OF the city as IN the past
Two years. 1he cynhoenee NnleR Wiz =, us-s ssi ose-i
bestowed upon our bonds must not be forfeited
BY sny i'm prudent act We must lOsler the
good name We nave gained In the past Two
wears by the able manner IN which our
nuances have been managed one ialse step
in this, and We are lost
Mefnphis, whlth promises home 70 thou
Sandz Of mechanics, which Al present Is ruled
= ith al am solely 20 the benent OF ne poor
,er - sssss, must not be allowed 70 pass into
ofheA- hands than those who are known as De
Ing ca. ia0le 70 govern for the best interests ol
ff. tFs,t Slngmen ana business interests o. oar
We nave here, as in other cities large pop
nisliOn Of WsTk1ngmcn, and Il be oovss them
10 b. up and At wOrE. Let rs attend the mas
u1ssyt NJ to be held on December the tth at the
.GrsenlEFs Upers-hCuse and let our power be
felt By supporting The DOMINATION OF those
who are honest and capable
10 - A GERMAN MECHANIC.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-27
NEWS OF THE MORNING.

Smallpox deaths IN New York for the pas,
week were fourteen in excess OF the week pre-
vious.
The mayor Of Brooklyn has notified the au-
needy Of that city.
The commissioner Of patents yesterday ex-
tended q patent 10 George W. Remington, OF
Indiana, for cotton and hay presses.
A committee Of citizens of Philadelphia,
headed by the mayor. len for New York last
night 70 invite Duke Alexis 70 visit the former
The Shakespeare memorial committee have
contracted for 3 handsome base for the Cen
tral Park statue 20 be dedicated on the Sd OF
April.
The thermometer In Helena, Montana, at s
pm. yesterday, was iifteen degrees below zero.
No stages arrived from any direction within
the last thirty-six hours.
The physicians In attendance upon the
Prince Of Wales Issued bulletin Saturday
eyening. stating that all was going on well.
Yesterday the prince was suffering from Sc
we're and regular fever.
It is stated that the whole board Of auditors
Of New York city, twenty-five In number, are
In favor Of including Mayor Hall in toe order
charge Of compllrity IN frauds.
The Grand Duke had very agreeable time
At Governors Island, New York, Saturday
afternoon. he returned early in the evening,
and was escorted TO the Clarendon hotel by q
guard Of police. Yesterday he attenoed the
Greek chapel.
It is said by gentlemen recently arrived from
Utah that Minister Schenck' 5 connection with
ne Emma Mining company, as one OF the d.
rectors, is OF recent occurrence. Senator Stew
art is or was recently, in London on business
connected with the mine.
The agent OF the government telegraphed
from this State to the district attorney at
Washington that he has taken Into custody
Michael strohmier, David Beatty, James
Beatty, Claiborne Beatty These men were In
dieted by the grand jury of the District Of Col
umbia, with Col. Wm. B. Stokes and Victor
Powell, charged with fraud.