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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-25
Special Notirss
schenck,s Pu,mouic syrup,

sEAwBRD TONIC AND MANDRAKE PILLS for the of Goa
torpd STATE Of the liver and stomach '"-
The Of my msDs II curing . %:
os tina. when lungs are destroyed medicine create new ones
ing chs Is smaciied conaDei the bed may be esee.e
will venture tha, wobr Of The cases Of Consumption are e.use
sympah1e With the liver sn stomach sSd frequent Lgs
c0 sc issH H!o SIsS6SSn SYRUP I'll. most o-.
ss" the eY0d ay9rp II collects and reH Al the morbid matter
tue lungs being thereby restored 70 heslth A..
10 orr to DO this he stomach must be prepared 80 that nEeos
The MANDRAKE PILLS cleanse stomach liver ami bowels of a,
slime and vad matter that clogs up the system AID e'snS
The SRAwBED TONIC food and strengthens
does and through the Process Of chyLaeon and
is made into good blood. ....., ,~,,,,,
When the stomach has 90. this condition the SfHor
rpens the matter in the lungs AMI cure Is effected
Many was in the last siss Of consumption Snno n,
then IKE drowning catching at'tv' h'r Of .na obtain u:
P urs m IL seemed 1HS me- that eou feel
system They soon uIsned The matte ~ NY rIss a S1 os ~, uT
As begsn snbsie cough fever pam sad nys.
swea began leave and appetite became 50 graz 'oss
1 , sn and have sroSn in essh eTes snce
weighed shortly after recovery .h1 boxing Ae ,e ',
hundred and Eve sa' pounds and Tor ss,s ss e 1'
teruptei health q. ~ =, $50, ph,,tsinhi, p.
Pumonc syrup ,Od Sawed Tonic - PES o.,s s
81 50 per hali doIea Mandrake ms % ''A'' ~ O ~
a. d@ 6S 'I HsSRY College place YevYoh wAo Aru.
In consequences of the Reception be g'en by the Uaios
League Cub found impossible pnre the Union League Thea
for Tuesday evening meeting Of the de.ega elect 20 The Cs.
tra cab IRE meeting viii be postponed until MONDAY sVsS
''0 sirHAS KINGSLEY President Is, Dsnie, Gran, Cab
WIN H. LAWRENCE, President 10th Dist Grssl Club
JOHN D LAWSON, Pre.idsnt 1,h Dist Graz. Cub.
JAMES CTMMiNGs, Pre.d;ni sth Dsi. Grant Club
As Masr Bhk ssSs SsS p s.s Gi. s Club
4. A. MARKS, Presden, su Dist Grant Club,
CHAS. n BRACkBTr. President sa Disi. Grant Club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-25
THE STATE or TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

EUROPEAN MARKETS. -
Arrwgar 1Peoeam closed trner atoi inns Tor s'sadA"
White.
PN1sx,oRr Jan 23nd States Pvcr~en'y bond. oes q S'
IIvrRPoo Jan have made .iPpes
nerehe, ssv.rnb and ye, arrive 7ia2t Mddng Up
made Of Cotton pped December a. Mobile
and yet o arrive at 3D. for Midfling Mobile -, 40, -
LospOs - wy for money and he So
count american quiet U s. Fi'e. wsnI bs 'z rs
89i I s8, Ten Pogtes 3d. S,0ctBne, III Illinois cess
trails esser no. Allantic Western, III ,,, 49,,
LIVERPOOL Jan. All;S m-Cotton steady "ohy ops''.'
I'D Ndng orleans go the o. and sfoa Dreldans sf ''''
Ne. mixed, new, 35i. Spirits Petroleum, lli 81,
BONDOs jan Pill m-TaiO-. 4Ji1 tOmmos
LOsDos Jan 4-i30 m-Amecsn securities aud s0cs' 2uss
snd steady quotations unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-25
BIRTH.
DIED

BJLDwIS-On Tuesday Jan "a Mary &. wife of Waa- eadsis
IL this ely offs sou.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-25
Nxu.Ynnr Inn .10 ls1I
p.,uDlicap state Committee

Republican State Committee.--A the ~
Committee. charged with the investig stioa VI ma
psrtV Organization In the CITY OF New YORK the meet
lICAN STATE COMMITTEES, heretofore called 10
inst, 10 hereby POSTPONED for two weeks and
Fifh-Ayenue Hotel, In NewYork. on THURSDAY
o'clock " receive and consider the report q thu sfefr
any other bnsiuess which may be presented AbONZ
LOCKWOOD l.. DOri. Secretary.
Union Republican General Cfnnittee
ing will he held AZ llta quarters corner have sn'
on WEDNESDAY EVENING, Jannay 4 al oelo
Of considering communication from ne sFue sh,
GEo, = CoAoHnoS, Ser. hoEA'n I'm
A. W. LsG0Hrr.
New-york University Day 81 Pray
Jan. n. having been designated a. me hty OF frr
Doe oh.ervei w the University by public Ncxhip m
DER N. direction OH the Chancellor, and stnon non
al n a. m.
P,-I-Onire NOtice.--TAe Msls fof Rurepe. d
irg SATURDAY Jan. "a. 1911. val close sskhis Once
a. ~. ~ rliU RsDAI a. q. N, and Il SATsRD
". II. 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-25

lnmitfee.-A spcsiAI meet.
th-aye. aud Twenty -seeopi at.
!. al 8 o'elocA, for the parpoS
5,le Central Committee.
-ACB GRhkLkf, PresideaI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-25

IL Prnycr.-rHURsDAr.
~ Of PRAYER for Colleges, ~il,
.ship IN the small Chsi'el uu-
,nn0n nom one Of the AlamnI.
.Eufope, daring the week sni
shis once on " EnNESDAl 81
|, SATURDAY A. q a. IN.
~, IL JONES. Postmaster.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-05-12
What a Correspondent Saws.

correspondent of the New York Heyn1.
writing from Charleston, amoug other i'm
probable things, says "That wonderful and
powerful secret organization, which springs
ap ina night and disappears at dawn, no one
knows wherc-the Committee Of Safety
has through its powerful agencies. complete
possession Of the State of South Carolina.
Interested parties Of both sides will contradict
each other as to the magnitude of the organ.
ization. | firmly believe, from what l am
told by men whose names dare not use, that
the Committee Of Safety have determined
to dispacc all white carpet bagger or native
renegade office holders gradually, in every in.
stance waiting mr some ostensiblc or real
cause to justify the rude justice Of their
measures. also believe that the adhcrcnts
Of this organization nre drilling and prcpar.
ing for something which | will not name,
but must almost conjecture | know that
there is no feeling whatever among their men
against the United States or its troops, for
the majority Of the men in the United States
ranks hate the negro as bitterly as the Caro-
linihn, but [ believe that the doom nf the
thicvish carpet haggrrs is approaching. and
once scnd them away the dominant party in
Snuth Carolina will hull the negro as in !,
vice, although they do not intend to deprive
them Of the franchise BY any means"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-05-12
Southern Cultivator for Nav.

A most excellent number, full Of plain
practicable, reliable, original matter. The
numerous suggestions it contains, are prcp"r
cd by practicable, Intelligent corIing men,
who know what they talk aud write about
The editors, whilst advocating progress, are
not visionary, but conservative practical men
who appreciate the situation Of the Southern
farmer, and are doing their best to help him
We should be glad to sec the Cuhicutor in
the hands Of every reader Of the Courier, ns
the impetus it would give to agriculture,
would react favoraby upon orr own business,
and that of every other man in the commu.
nifty
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-05-12
Waller, Watson G. Co.
Silcritf''s Sale.

,,\- ;, - ~, ,r. =. ;,
Il n, .. W W., '"s =, '"'f '"'''s =" NE
"''.r'' ~ nv "'s"'s' o'n'icr WIN
'"' ,os", w'"Di,. ''1, 'f'o'e '',' ,o't' lpi'e
n.y, ,h.. ron,.s;n" ,,,n,,or,. '' ~ June
r 80 ar :, .i r'''''es
,,,.,;',;;, q: .'f"'
mi. ,,r7l II - ,,.,,ri
'" nn .',hn. rr.l ~ ~ r''.t', a", err
100 '" ~: :, ' ~
= 80; e n ~ ~I'''''H
Ia -. ~. i,,..,.,i'' III III ',"t' =
III, r. = Prnrris '' ''''
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I;i,n ,.r"s T'.,,";, ,,'',
IL. n''',.. "a i, '"'''' =, )"
10 o,,..n,, wa.,,'I., N''
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-05-12
Market Report.

The Charleston papers Of Friany last re.
port that more attention is being given to the
provision crop. The receipts at the Cot,, n
ports for the week up to Frdny last were 56,-
1856 bales, against G3 042 bales the previous
week, and 5O.5G4 bales fnrthe corresponding
time the year before. At New Orleans the
supplies were Is 900 bales, end % 22S bales
for same time last year. The total arrivals
at the Cotton ports from September /, 1870,
up to the latest nail dates were 3.555. 7S1
bales, against 2,5I3 % bales the year before,
showing an increase Of 9s2 $50 bales.
Rice is quoted at I to 81 cents per h.,
e,rn. 95 to 81, bags included -four. SIS 10
TO $1,000 per barrel; ba on, IT to III cents
per ID; salt, sl.35 to 81 81 per sack.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-05-12
90 M MI II r. OF a r.

New icRK My 8-Eycnng. Gold lIGlll}.
South CaroliEns Il new Go}. Cotton qucl and
firm sales $500 bales ut III Flour southern
duh and droopng; common to air extra $3.50
20 good TO choice 12aNeI.W. Wheat heavy
and IGy2c. lower winter red nnnl amber Western
5lOGO. Corn heavy and decidedly lower, 76lg
80 choice white Southern o.
CHARLESTON. May 3.-Cotton firm middlings
lil net receipts 4G2 bales; exports to Great
Britain 23T7: exports constwse 392 sales 800 !;
stock 1853.
AUGUSTA, Nay 8.-Coton market closed frmer
Mt 13i for Liverpool Iniddlin.,O; sales 800 bales
receipts 260.
LIVERPOOL. May 8-Evening. Cumberland cut
GC; Cotton closed steady and quiet; repeat quo
tations; export speculation 1000 bales.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-05-12
France.

The revolution continues in France, with
fighting and much boodshcd and suffering
The insurgents, no ever. are weakening
LONDON, May 8. The Vcrsnlli>,s are
within three hundred yards of port Mail!ot
Rochefort announces that ammunition is run
Mug short. Cluscret is to have II speedy tri
nl 1t is reported that Cambettn's s arrest has
been ordered A speci' telegraph says the
Communists SORTED on Sunday from, [ssy. hut
were repulscd with tremendous loss, and h.d
to Paris. They fired on friends who refused
to open the gates into Y,neiraid quarter
A panic occurred at Van Vers, where the
Nationals deserted their positions itnsscI
ordered the right sleeves Of the dpserters'
uniforms cut off.
VERSAILLES, May 8.-Thcirs, is prccla-
nation to the people Of Paris says: The Ger.
mans declare they will mrrciics<ly resume
war unless the insurrcction is ut once sup.
pressed. The proclamation closes ns follows
Re unite and open the gates to us, and the
work of cannon will then cease, and tranquility
and abundance take its place. We are
marching to deliver you, and will be among
you in few days; you can aid Us.
.t
Ray Gen. w. II. SHERMAN having re.
GENTLY made highly favorable speech on the
condition of affairs South, has been nomina.
ted by the New York HeroM as the democrat
ic candidate for the presidency. The leading
idea in the speech is thus expressed:
III probAbly have as good means Of infor.
amation as most persons in regard to what is
tseafed Kn Klux, andan perfectly. satisfied
".hat the thing, is greatly over estimated /;
Nand il tho Ku Klux bills we're kept out Of
b(,uneresa and the army kept at their lcgiti.
!:mate duties, there arc cnnnsh good and.rue
Gimep in all the Southern States to put down all
GKu Klux or other band Of marauders"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-05-12
The Convention.

The names Of the delegates to the Tax
payers Convention appear in our paper this
week. Many Of these names are well known
to the State and include few Republicans
If the Convention steers clear Of politics. its
action may be scrviccablc to the State. The
proceedings of the Convention will '.ppcar in
our next
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-05-12
Fl Y M e ~ T a Z.

MARRIED. on Thursday. 9TH OF May instant
at The residence OF the bv'dr's father. by Kew
Fletcher Smith. Mr. Is. l. lowEhv to Miss KATE.
aushtrr OF Col. VI. H. llunnicu't; all OF Uconee
County
x*x We return most sincere thanks for the
bcruIl'ul cake accompanying tic above notice; and
wish "EES" md his fair bride long life and
much bnppiness.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-05-12

aea- The Charleston Courier says there
has been only three postmastcrs Of that city
MIR. T. w. BAcor was appointed by Prcsi,
dent WAsHrNoroN; Hon. a. lIUaER by Pres
ident JACKSON and MIR. S. c. TRoTT by
President JOHNSON.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-05-12
Messrs. C. L. Reid & Co.

Are receiving their spring supply Of season
able Goods, which they wi!scllu on the very best
terms. These gentlemen are merchants on
principle aud can be relied on by all classes
Give them call
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-05-12

n0r Hon. j. L. NEAaLE. Controller.
General, says the public debt Of the State, on
Nov. !, 1870, is 81, 665,9OS9S.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-05-12
Sheriff s Sale.
'E'hc state OF S@frth GarOlinn-

II 'T'V0V VH '5W1EtH t'TFOTllH;E.
COiNYl' ar IICKENS.
RVb't Craig and j. j. IIagnnd, Bill
Executors, to MARSHALL
Rachel Craig. ct AL &c.
pi an order IF the Hon, James L.. Orr.
ID Judge If the Sth Judicial Circuit. will
sell t" the highest bidder at pickcn> Court
s!'"SH. IN Sa!r'!rv in !uno. tho NOTES ana
"'h"r CLOSES IN ACTION. belonging t., tho
Estate "f l.. c. CRAIG. deceased.
TERMS CASH.
$500 JOAB MAULDIN, sp.c.
Mly Q, IS7f %
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-05-12

EsD- The Edgefeld Advertiser, one Of
our best country exchanges, has come out in
new dress. We wish tho Advertiser con-
tinued success and prosperity
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-05-12
Frost.

On Sunday morning last, considerable
frost was to be seen in our I:dst. Nritter
fruit nor vegetation was much injured. This
is late for FROST even in this section.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-05-12
List Of Delegates to the Tax-payers Conven-



F.; John Agnew and r. @. Shiver.
Charleston.-Citizens Delcgatcs-W. b.
Smith, George Shrewsbury. Alternates-T
Y. Summons, Myron Fox. Chamber of Com
merce Dclcgatcs-G A. Trenholm, W. D.
Porter. Board of Trade Delegates-R Richard
Lathcrs and Henry Gourain
Orangeburg. Delegatcs-A. d. Goodwin
and D. j. Rumph. AItcrnatcs "A. ID. Fred
erck and r. N. Bates.
Lexington. .-Delcgates-J w. Huffman,
W. } Barry. Alternatcs-D Il. S. Lewe
and Dr. S. a. Ealtawagcr
Williamsburg - Delegates = James Nc
Cutchin, David Epps, W. J.. lee and II. NJ
kccls. Alte,natrs-E Porter, George }
Graham aud G. d. Rhodus
Abbevlle. Delcgntes-A Burt and T. B
llcrnlnn. Aternates Thomas ThompSon
and W. X Bradley.
Fairfield d-Dclegates-W Woodward and
John Branton
York, Delegatcs-E VI Law. and D
Witherspoon, Esq. AltssEnates-Cad Jones,
| and John r London.
Andersen. Delrgpts&t John b si,,nn
and james A. lI"yt. Alternatcs-J p
Reed aud f. Il. Harrison
Marlborough DeIegates-C. w Dudley
and L. G. Wrathrrly .Altcrnatcs-J. ii
'iuiS''" m anu m . - wins
-, "re'm'','e' ;. -DeIeS"teS-D r. Jerry ana
W. ~ tt'S'ey' A',e'nat'S-o D'ycea an"
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-, -Dc'eS"'es-". IL. h.'acc ana
" - !" y! u'S'' A'er"a'eS-h =. Gage and
d. - ''ce
w: ne'cS"'cs.' :, '''''S a. D',y'' a'ln
l. owl ,uoud and BENJAMIN Holder
~ Z '.'',iI ,'', MS Dc1esa'eS p ", pa. anu U
=, q Su =, W. -, -A''c' "''c" T" a''s ana
o'','
n"'""1, "a ~ i"''cSa'eS- '. johnson LEGO" "a,
'''o N"""'" " A''e'''a'eS-" l. ~"
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+. ,r =, n'1""'S," "a |h'e'"'es-o' ''''cS
VA an" Dr. ~ Duraht,
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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-05-12

EE- Col. JOHNSTON has been unanimous.
ly re elected Pres dcut Of the Augusta aud
Charlotte railroads, and Gen. Il p. ALEX
ANDEn, Superintendent. Good selections.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-05-12

- News from Winnsboro is to the effect
that Henry and Spencer Hoffman are to be
hanged on the Goth instant, for tlc murder
OF another colorcd man last December
Houston attempted to break Jail Saturday
morning. having succeeded in snwing off one
of the iron bare, but was caught in the acb
by the Sheriff, and his scheme frustrated.
- FIX Governor Manly, Of North Carroll.
ma, died at Raleigh, in that State, on Monday,
god seventy FIVE.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-05-12
WAIIIALLA, S. c.:

Friday Morning, May I2, 1871.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-05-12

- Thu Ku Klux IF North Carolina appa
re"tly kn"w no party. Three wre,ch's. who
are said tT be- radicals broke into the house
Of negro man, another radical. in Med ,w-ll
county, and murdered him. his wife and his
four children aud then set fire to
the house: Tho woman, badly wounded,
managed to arouse the neighbors. and before
che died gave evidence sufficient to cause the
arrest of the murdcrcrs
- Generals Capron, Commissioner Of Ag.
iicuture, reports that tea is fast becoming a
feature Of importance in the Southern and
Southwestern States, and that in few years
enough tca will be grown in these sections to
meet the homo consumption. OYcr forty
thousand tea plants have been distributed by
the Department, nearly all of which flourish,
cd, aud now tho seed from plants raised 10
South Carolina arc Icing sent out
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-04-15
Ser Mmerifaner bel
NiuS TX.

Mm 8. Mdr3 Bate Der fl. Slater in feiner
Aubien3 cine au6erorbentli4 srobe 3abl Don
Sremben, meitens Mmertfaner. SIN ;wet
lansen &eiben tanben fe int srcben Genf>
forium>saal ais seeen Mittas &c. 9eilts'
fstt erfdien. un,seben Don ben Garotndlen
9atrt3jt Mmat, 8arnabo, Quibi, Gatterint
uno Bonaparts nebt peridisoenen Bti4Dfen
unb 9rdlaten. Nadben1 ct NIT iebem Gin
ielnen freunoli&e @prte s.wedielt Bate, Be-
CAB er ii& auf ben Gtron unb belt pon bei'
fen stufen berab in frans6fider Spra@e
etne ber3lihe Mnreoe, tuel9e bas Spurnal
nguonieniS" IN fclsenber @eile tur, 3u1an,>
menfabt. nDte 3ett. In ber mir uns befn,
ben, ruff uus DOR alien anberen @ebanfen
bas Qeiben unleres 9errn tn Grtuueruna.
Ct 1T fur uus Aue sefcrben, Guropder mte
Imerttauer, tnbeus Ct uns &ue slei&ermu.
sen an ben g%erbteufen fttner 2eiben bettet.
jte. Sbn1 s~esenaber tefebt tetn Inter
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-04-15

i@teo Der gStfer. GuG, Imertfarer, bat
@ott sroSe Sitter %perlteten: Sru&teartett
tes 8ooens, @esfamtett fir 9anoel unp Sc
tperbe unb etaen 8robartisen @ufdruns Der
auf bic 8ebdrfniGe bes eebens gersdteten
8efrebun9en. Set etxem unermeetthen
ednbersebtete 1T euG etsen etn Getf Der
Giubeit, unb TT bteien, tefebt bas @etetm'
nte eurer srcben Na9t. Iber es 9ibt nod
9robere 0ater. Dor beretts rteten Sabren
sertetb mir Elm bon etns,u tn Der @ei4t&te
berutmten Srldnoer, 8touas Mccre, se"
fartebeues Bud In bic @lnoe. seGsn 9itel
lautete: @anberuns etnes Srldnoers jur
gntoeduns elmer @elision. Dtsie Wanss'
runs feat eurerletts an. Sbr brau4t ni4t
Berg uno Meer 3u aberidrsiten; Retst btnab
tn bas Snnere euerer @eelen, prlfet. osrsleIs
DIET unb ndblet. @ott wiro eua erleuaten,
UNI ben watren 0lauben erfennen uao CT
faden gu tSnuen. !9ierauf 1T Der @esen g.
ridtet, ben ta Gu9 ertbetlen weroe. SD
rufe i'm auf gu& terab I'M @amen bes 3d.
ters, ppn benz Mqes Cute tomut; int Na<
men bes Sobnes, unleres Germ Seius @brt'
tus, bur& ben wtr Aae erlost 1np, I'M Na'
men bes beilisen @etfes, teGen etdt 3ur un'
teri&siouns, befen &raft eu@ CUR Grfaduns
oes tpabren @laubens fabren m69e." ale
Mnwelenben fnteeten ttefbewest nieoer, unb
Der fl. Bater ipra9 NIT feterlt&er Sttmme
bic Sesenswor:e."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-04-15
@nte @rjablmngaba9er {!
Sic Sudbanbluas roa
Wublb1uer unb BeDrle,
As, N. Clark Str,
Gbicaap, Suinuis,
bat tets Yperdtbil

pat fetS ueerdtbiS:
SAmio, g%r;dblunaen: |. Der @etb>
nadtsabent. ? 5. gufta6ius. a: 9opfenblatteu.
5. Vie siadtiaaa. 6. Der @oienaca. Z. Das Bu-
ment0rtd,en. 8. 5einriG ron Gihenfels. Q. Der 8a.
narienvpael uab eas Sctauntsfdferdeu. 10. 6encis,a.
Setes 8aneAen FREQ. 11c.
S@mio, Gradblunssn. iQuRrirte @ussabe
inSo, nit etab.fiden unb 5plsidntttbiloern Pauline
bic gtiftertn elmer 8leinttnesrfduie. 42e.-Gmna. eb~
BE 'nsl'$s eisss. s2sIStba graen Hss 1sss.nosrse :
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GtnieSler, 80. -5upfenblatt en-. 32e.-Die drill. SAINT
lie, 20e.-eutpis, Der tteine Muswaueerer, 32e.-@ieten
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gettbetn. tann .8tbItptte" fir BITE rettert
Sugeub, "aefetrani" u.tt ,s
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-04-15
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siertsa Straee smifden Minneiota unb Sadiuu StraBe
an Der Ncrbfst!e Ter Juntten Stra6e 3ptlhen Robert uxb
Sadlon Strabe an Der Sabieite Der Juxftn Strabe ,wt.
l6en 3osert uub Mtnneiota Stra6e at Der Norbfeite br
Sedasa strase 3miften Rebert unS Itnue uta stra6e
uRe Siebentsn Straee; an Der Sftittte Scn Minuefuta
5trase 3piihen Der Sedfen unS Ndten Stra6e; at Der
SSeltlette Der Sadlen Strabe; an Der Saoieite Der Seds=
ten Strafe spifben Sadicn unb Rotert stra6e; an Ter
Weitiste pom @obert strabe 3tpiiten ser3msttsu uupD BRIT,
ten StraBe In Der Suetten suaro. III Der Staet ct. Yaul.
tperSen bterourh IN !8enntniB seiebt uno aufseioreert, bis
gum srltea Tag Mat: nadhein, aaF iprs eieene uato,iea
uns 9-fen, eiHen Settenues an Ter Srcnt at ben bterua1
beiettrtten 9runettEdelt ;u bauen, ndrnlth
9ut 1. Slpd 81. 81. paul, Gisenttlmer u%uteanut.
srts 3 uso Blvd e. st: gaul, ei3entbimsr unbsfannt.
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Mue e,eie senanuten Seitenpese nau1en rcu 6uls feia.
abt Jue brett Don Der Jrpntliaie Der 2ots. nit elmer eutsu
3rei 3pl oiden am Ranoe bs betrefenueu Seitenuess
,pcbt angebradten uub aneenasclten Nanbplante bic BET
esr Nnlase Der ~erpdtutsn Seitenrsee aebrauhten planfea
irasn ni6t wsaiser ais feds 3oa nod metr ais aat 3cu
brett nod wentser ais sret 3cQ bit. bic 0erbtnbunaspal.
tea maHsn uisr Bel feds 3Uu srrb Isin uao be arb.tt mus
unter Der Direction uno Obsrauflttt hes Strasen-Sc.ns
miNars a%ussstatrt !usreen !; uno msHn bic setaaalea Set-
ttnrrs9e ni6t it, Der in eteier MOTIF .crgeinereten Q1eiie
uaD 3ett sebaat wereen 70 miro Der gemetnperatb eereu
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GtGl1luB caer G~nslosen. utreeu auT ben betreFsnoen fota
acseads. urs mad Y'riarift oes Veiesss eaIest;rt wsrs
ben.
Trdnf Oed,
SsraEen- 6 cmn,iNir Der stapt Ct. Paul.
3atirt III. Wdrs 1871.
20. s. DC
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