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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-11-16
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auf einlamer Strabe nit einem ani@et5
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-11-16
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Die 8abbertbte fno nun btnrei9enbb
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2ife rer fur bte betpen @du1er Der ndd
fen @efeB9ebuns er,piBlten 5erren III
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County birfte BE &erppQfdnot9un9 Ser
8ablbert9te nod cine @erdtberun9 berz
porrufen, auetn I'm @an3eenn miro oasperz
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2ife lein, in &pel9er BE Nar,ert Der De-
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-11-16

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3ufenp3e,nu, spsr Das pons ibren S3laen 9e>
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-11-16
MINNESOTA TAATSZEITUNG
Donnerfa9, ben Is. Nopefmber. 1871.
Sur @abl In Man,fep .Gpmatp.

Bdbrenb MIR in Mnbetra&t Der @ob
Don 2 senatoren upb a unter' 5 @eprd:
1entanten, iopie namentlt6 IN Mnbetradt
beS In Der Gbot 9lan3orqen Triuupbe
un1ereS @anpipaten fir County Mnwalt
peS talenruoQen uno tl9tigen+ juraer
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@abl BON Ramlep @ounto alS ether
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8oQbradten %empfnpen, beflasen mir cod
aufrt9tie pie Nieperla9e unierer, @nnpi,
bate1 fir bic brei 6auptcountydmter.., :
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unS ntdt peranlafsn, ofe .Smpulle pee
@oltes, malde ben republtfantlden Gam
bipaten @r1pin NIT elmer 'Majprttdt Don
359 Stimmen gum @rf olse etnporboben,
s1 Yerp6bti9en, neil de l@ wei9erten
far Die dbrieen Mdnner unleres County:
TtdetS pa0elbe 3u tbun. -:
Das 8olf 1T BET Der lebte1 Wabl ll
flbf fdnpie. 10 friepltG unp nit folder
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fdl1bten Nusprud Der Wetnune oes @olz
fes> mte fe mirtlt@ it, anSuertennen.
@tr mlGen pies UNI 10 mebr, ba tpir
trpb Der Gluren ron 6:eibter unp BbiSs
feY, mel9e f9 Dem @ablsr 3u beliebt9er
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ienen ,@rce1en, jenem 'autmduli9en 8raz
marbafren Don S9ulterfloptern am
npol", ienem Nuf: unD NbroQen bon
Gubrmerten, beIacen nit betrunfenen
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paul erlebt.
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seoinft> mar eab Yon elmer N9{tation
an cen polls" ls|bn, oon NufnBlb{een
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COUNTY oorw airt6 uno niat 3urid:
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Sic @t(eubabnen Is Tetnoe bes
0trb5u@tcrS.

Die Yiebsu9t III Mtnneiota 1T pe9en
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pelt be%flaeenswertb 1T es unter iol&en
u%mfdnpen. pab unlere @ieb3Q@ter curd
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8erluaen ausae1eBt fno> fir welde pa6
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nabrt. Das @eiee YerlonBt cie Ginfen'
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olei9 fommt.
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fDnnen eben fein Dieb BON Ninoz
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lblie6li@ Die &ece - balten. wenn lie
eineefen3te @eioen fir oa0elbe
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eine6 auptbulfSauell {, unp cieie
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pta aberaQ, mpbtn bic GileRbabn fommt,
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bas @eleiie, miro topt eefabren ODER oer:
lest, unp pte @ompanie eiebt Gem i&we'
bel&dpioten armen Bauer als Gr1ab> pae
ibr beliebt pa6 bei6t, IN ben metften
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0ar nt&ts. DEM; 1opiel mir pi1en,
fno Die Gilcnbabneompanten pur@ pas
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laBsabluneen perpRi&tet, une mas oieis
6erren fir pa6 publifum aus retem
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prd&naes &alblein 3uiammenaefabren,
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-08
The orIeIn OF the DOLLAR Mark.

From tho Journalof Commerce.
A correspondent calls our attention
once more to the origin Of tho dollar
sign ($), and suggests instead Of the his.
tory which we gave at the date referred
to, ''a more plausible explanation" taught
him Mt school, viz: that the sign came
from the letters U 8 written rs n mono.
gram. This may have been taught him
by some unlearned village schoolmaster,
but the said pGdagOgtlc must have been
extremely superficial in his requirements
since the explanation is not "plausible"
IN any sense. What mean the letters
U s? The United States? Then II there
j. any connection between the two, the
United States must have been named af.
ter the 3, since the latter was in use
several generations before there was
any United States of America, and
the mark and the coin which II described
arc All Of foreign origin. In our previous
explanation we expressly stated that II
was in use long before the federal coinage
The poetic explanation Is that II repre-.
scnts the "Pillars Of Hercules" stamped
on the old Spanish dollar, and bound to.
gother by scroll work. The real origin
was probably the fact that the Spanish
dollar was piece Of 8 reals, 8 Il being
formerly stamped on II, and before II
was called dollar II bore the name Of a
"Piece Of Eight" The flgureS with lines
drawn through II, rs II was customary to
mark an ordinary numeral devoted to
special use, is the solution of the whole
mystery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-08
Dlslresslng case OF Drownlng.

Distressing case oil DfOWnlnss
From the Pittsburgh Gazette OF the 9TH.
One Of the saddest cases OF death by
drowning, that has recently come under
our notice occurred on the MOnOngahela
river on Tuesday evening. A little son
Of Mr.. Thos, Scott, Of Camden, fell from
tho steamer Elizabeth into the water, be.
tween Port Perry and McKcespOrt and
was lost. The circumstances Of the case
are particularly distressing. ID p
Mr.. Scott and his family, consisting OF
his wife and three children, had been on
visit to Ireland, and were on their way
home, having taken passage on the Eliza.
beth at the wharf in this city. The little
fellow was playing about tho boat when
It was passing through the lock at Port
Perry, and when last seen was standing
near little gate in the guard, forward Of
the wheel.housC. At(Gr the boat had pro.
ceeded nearly to MCKGesport, tho little
fellow was missed, and an immediate
seach Of tho boat was made.
No trace being found OF the little fel.
low, the boat was Immediately put about
and went back rs fur rs Port Perry, as II
was thought he might have fallen over.
board and been rescued, but nothing could
be learned concerning him. 1t was then
found that the gate spoken of, WIS gone,
At Blind Lane, about a milo below Nc,
Keesport, tho gate, and the hat which the
little fellow had worn, were discovered
floating In the water, but no other traces
could DO discovered of tho missing boy.
The distress Of the bereaved family, as
they returned to their home, can better
be Imagined than described. At last &C.
counts the body of the unfortunate lad had
not been recovered, but the search Is be.
ing diligently prosecuted.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-08
DIR. JOHNSTON.

OFFICE, NO. 7 SOUTH FREDERICK STREET.
Let hand side going nom Baltimore street, n fpw
doors from the corner. Fail not 10 observe Ihg
name and numtSar.
~ VA no letters rt>relVed unless postpaid and
PERSONS writing should state age, and send por.
u9 1 oIadVertisement descrlbin. symptoms.
Inc Doctors DIPLOMA hangs In Ills OnlCe.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-08
SMALL CHANGE.


The Congressional Library at Wash
ingtOn is the largest in the country, con
tanning about 100000 volumes. Next 10
this stands the Public Library NJ Boston
with It's 10 ,260 volumes vs.. t
"A spring looking exceedingly clear
and tempting, but strongly imprcgnAted
with arsenic, was recently discovered in
Nevada. A number Of persons were pois.
oncd before its dangerous character was
known.
"A man in Kansas was present at tho
funeral ola neighbor Of whom no good
could honestly be said. But everybody
was saying something, and this man, not
wishing to appear singular, but being in.
capable of lying culogy, remarked that 1t
was ia nice, quiet corpse"
On the Departure of Bishop Sclwyn
Tor his diocese in New Zealand, Sydney
Smith took leave of him rs follows;
"Good.by, my dear Selwyn; hope you
will not disagree with the man who eats
YOU
"A white man running for office in
South Carolina, sought To propitiatc
COlOrCd constituent with whisky. swell,
yes, sab" says the constituent, III don't
care er dnz. Sides, in desc times u
white candidate Is jest as good US col.
0rcd voter, specially when dc colorCd
voter is dry"
Washington Irving once said of n
pOmpOus American diplOmatist "Ah he
is q great man, aud in his own estimation
"A very great man, n man of great weight.
When he goes to tho West, the East tips
up"
The Mobile Register says Among the
many scenes incident to the blowing up
Of the Ocean Wave, VIC turn from those
Of Il narrowing nature to that Of q babe
about 7mOnths old, who was found i'm.
mcdatcly after the accident tightly jam.
med in between two heavy beams, Kicking
up its little heels and smiling, amid the
dreadful carnage, perfectly happy and
unconscious. In this condition 1t was
found by its agoni2cd mother, who was
rushing lrantiCally about, surprising her
infant to be lost.
-"WHD steer items" always have an
cngrossing interest for the newspaper
reader, and hence we record that recent.
~ one was seen lGlsurcly plOddlng up
Fourth street, the Broadway Of st. Louis,
when II crowd of men and boys got after
and urged the animal into trot, and
from II trOt into run. The result was
that he CapsinGd two men, killed one,
tossed n couple Of children in the mir, but.
led through n show window, knocked
down the frame of Il shed and broke n
mans arm, ransackcda barber shop, went
through bar.room, broke up IN auction
and swan the Mississippi river.
The commerce Of the port of lIalti.
more Is active and of growing import.
ancc. For the month Of August, past,
there were a entries from foreign ports
3 steamships, ships, % banks, 80 brigs,
and - schooncrs. Of these, 32 were I'M
der the American flag, 90 British, 7 North
German, 2 Argentine, l Swedish, Nor
wcgian and / Austrian.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-08

BURGLARS ARREsTED.-On tho night
orthe 18th ult., the tannery of Dr. D. H.
Aver, of Palatime, West Va, was robbed
of n lot of boots, some leather and q
shot gun valued Mt about 800. A
few days afterwards, as VIC learn from
tho Vest Firginidn, Mr.. A. got clue to
the robbers and followed 1t up with such
perseverance, and success, that about the
close Of last week, the guilty parties, nam.
cd Tack Taylor and JEFF Taylor, brothers,
living near Blacksmith, across the Pennsyl,
vania line, were arrested and q portion of
the stolen goods found in their posses.
SION The rogues we're taken TO Fair.
mont and held to answer before the Cir.
cult Court
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-08
MEDICAL.
baltimore LOCK HOSPITAL.
ESTABLISHED As A REFUSE FROM UuLCEEEr


Dr. johnson has discovered the most Certain,
for Weakness OF the Back or Limbs, Strcturps
Affections Of the Kidneys and Bladder, Involun
!ary Discharges, lmpotency, General Debility,
Nervousness, Dyspepsia, LAnguor, Low Spirits,
Confusion Of Ideas Palpitation OF the Heart,
Timdity, Trembling, Dimness OF Sight, or Gid,
diness, Disease Of The Head, Throat, Nose or
SKIN, Affections or the Liver, Lungs, Stomach or
BoTels-those Terrible Disorders arising nom
Solitary Habits OF YOuth-SeCret and Solitary
Practices more fatal TO their victims than the
song ol SyEGls 70 The Mariners OF Ulysses, blight
ing their most brilliant hopes and authorizations
IenlgEing mArriANn. NC. irnnna aIllln