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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-01-19
4lfer 6 +.
3meite &i4uns.
@a1btn9tpn> 10. Sanuar.

Genat.
Inter ben einserei9ten 8iQS ertpdbnen
wtr fol9enoe.
Dur9 Senator ppmerpY eineBiu
wel9e ben Mnfteplern auf &e9te1un96ldn<
cereien cine &pettere Griit BON 10 Mora@
ten 9ewdbrt UNI ibr 2ano su be;oblen.
Dur9 Senator @il1on cine 8tQ;
mel9e bic Mufbebun9 aQer politiiaen
Gntredtune6ma6re9eln be;wedt. uno fol-
len nur iol@e Yerionen BON ben 8elimz
mu,oen pieier Blu ous9el9loi1 Ten ietn
pel&e in 1860 ODER 1861 has Cabinet
ODER ben Gon9reB 1erla1ea boben uno
pel@e felt 81. Mat 1870 pom @mt iusz
penbtrt ftnb.
@enatpr TrumbuQ5 9cneinl9aflt9e~
&elolutton> &pelde Mtt9lteoern beg Gon<
9re0e6 bel Strofe unteria9t Yerlonen
benz Yrdf benten pber Cabinets Mtt9lfez
bern fir &emter 3u empfeblen ; fam CUR
Debate obne CUR Mbiimmun9 gu 9elan<
gen, ba Senator Mprton ben Mntrag
te1te feline @anp Domingo &eiplutton
melde TN 5aule antenbtrt tpproeu par>
CUR Di8cuiiion auf3unebmen.
Der Nntra9 1purpe an9enpmn1en uno
@@luB Der Debate auf Mtttwp@ Cae<
itern) fefse(ebt. SIM
9aufe
tpu1te Mmbler'S ENHANCEMENT sur
Gan Domingo &eiolutton, bab bielelbe
nidt 70 gu tonitrutren lei bab bur@ Anz
nabme perlelben bic &eeterun9 CUR Mnetz
ttruno BON SanD omtn9o perpRi9tet 1T
NIT 1913 9e9en 63 Stimmen palirt.
@ammtli@e Dempfraten lnb 6Nepub<
lttaner fimutea sesen ba8 &menbement.
@afbtn9tpn, IS. San.
4enat.
Der Senot b{elt beute abermolS etne
@retutto>S tbun9, 1T welder enbli@ @b<
mtral porters @rnennun9 nit 80 9esen
10 & timnter betdtt9t &purre.
Die 5au6biu, mel6e ben Stang zines
Momiral6 uno @tcezM pmirals In Der
Tlotte AFFIDAVIT, tann baber ni9t eber in
&raft treten> al8 bis Die 9e9enpdrtteen
Snbaber tteler poitioneu, @omiral por=
ter uno @tce>N omiral 8open> %getorben
itno ocer aus BEN Martne>D ienf 19et>
ben.
&aus.
Da6 6aus pailirte bic Biu, bic s.
~pro;entt9en Bombs fir Gunpiruns ber
Nutipnalz@ @ulo su eiuem 8etra9e Don
500 MiQtonen Dollars gu emtttiren uro
lollen bic Snterefen pierteljdbrli@ be-
3ablt peroen.
SEER DaweS ret9t ette BtQ Elm,
>pel9e bic @ebalte Der 8eamten be8
S9aBamte6 frtrt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-01-19
Sic JmproDemeut= 2dnoereieu.

Die 8ot19aft be6 @ouoerneur8 le9t
Defenders oarauf Na9brud, paB iene6
2ano bur6 cine Ton tttuttpnele @erfI>
oun9 fir ihliegli9e @inlSluno per Min>
neiota Giienbabn.S blisattunen re{ero{rt
&perber 1oIte.
Die @timmun9 unter ben Mit9ltecern
Der 2e9iSlatur 3et9t aber i9on ieBt raB
wenf9 Mu6f6ten fir &%ealifrun9 bteler
Mabre9el porbanben tnc.
ueberal Bort man bereit6 BON etnem
Gbetlun9sprojeft bieier 2dnoereien rnter
peri6ieoene @tlenbabn>@ ompa9nten.
SoQte bic 2eei6latur 70 fursf9tt9 iein
unb oas @olt beS ein3isen Mittel5 bez
rauben, jeue Sbli9ationen ~ besablen-
tenn fruber poer ipdter mifen pteielben
be;ablt perben - obne CUR 8efeuerun9
gu 9reifen 70 m69e iie bei e{ner 8ertbeiz
lung piel Ter 2dnoereien %went9ten6 berud<
f9tt0en, raB bic elben allen Gbeilen res
Gtaate5 in 9lei@er Beile gu @ute fonaz
men unb nibt unter etni9e rpent9e bepor>
su9te Gi1enbabn> @pmpa9nien Don rein
lofalem Sntereie pertbeilt merpen ipuz
ten.
DieMn;abl Der Mpplitanten, pelde f6
UNI otele 500, 900 older Qano bemerben,
1T idpn jeBt 70 9roB, raB e6 ben Mit>
9~lieoern Der 2%esislatur I9rer neroen
oirfte, um ale Sntere0en gu befrieotaen,
bic ri&ttse&uswabl 3u trefen ; unb ioQte
Der Ylan bieie8 2ano an @%iienbabns
@ompasnien gu %oertbeileu, 1@ettern, f.
tirf tie, rpte bic Sa4e jeBt tebt bte6 ni9t
an lem auten @iQen Der Mit8lteoer be.
@eleboebuus lte9en, peren Majuritdt wie
MIR pernebmen> gu bteierGbeilun9 9ene{et
1T; lontern an Der 9roben Mn3abl be,
Mppltfanten, mel@e MQe etnen Spell be,
8eute 3u erbal9en muni9en.
S@on jebt rpercen Mnlprl&e fir eine
srIbere 4uantttdt 2ano erbpben, ale
mirfli9 pp,banben 1T.
6oleenoe @orpprattonen bemerben fd
UNI Tbetle eteies 9anbes:
/. Die Minneappli5 unb 81. 2outa
Gtienbabn perlanet 100000 bis 100000
Mder.
2. Die Manfato unb ct. @lput
@ompaante 100000 older.
3. Die Mtnnelota uno Nortbreaeru
@ompaenie $4,000 older.
4. Sir eine8abn BON Manfatp lbe,
Blue @artb @itY na@ Sort Dodge 100,:
600 older.
5. Die Dubuque unp 81. paul 81:
ienbabn< Gompaenie weni9Rens 10000
Mder.
6. Die Southern Minnel ota @ilen:
babn>@ pmpasnie $4,000 &der fir Der
Bau elmer Bride BET 2a @rpfe; unit
$4,000 older fit bic 2ane8borp uno ct
paul @t1enbabn.
Z. Die Mfnneapplis v@{r anb Sou,
Sine" @pmpa9nte perlan9t $4,000 ,Mde,
fit 8au elmer Bride pberbalb Meeferl
S9lanb.
Diele @pmpasnie 1u9t bas Yrojeft IL:
eS8ridenbaue6 babur@ bel oncers plau:
fbel iu ma@en> bae biele Bride cine fiji,
ben ausemeinen @ertebr frete 8rad'
werben ipQ.
IS ioQ iebo@ BET @onpaonte erlauti
iein, fit ale auf Der 8riide notbwenoi
gen &eparaturen 35lle 5u erbe'
ben. Dies tSnnte m69lt@er Betie BIZ
8rlde, tpen1 Der 8onus bepiQtet wirb
~ elmer ufreten" MAIDEN, duf >pel@e,
betdnef9 36Qe fit &eparaturen erbobe1
&perben.
8. Sir cine projetttrte 8nbn %,
@abalbap nia Ru4eier mad Smabt
100000 der. w 4
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-01-19
WilIiam 2Ipyc @art1p II

- ~ III ElOv VuCI ~
(aot lber Die Gan Domingo @faire:
sd bin poufommen iberSeu9t, bab
ba8 oan;e projeft cine lelbfla@ti9e @pe>
fulation 9ewt6er u&in9e" in oielem2anpe
uno Son Domingo 1T.
uWit einem Gerrttorial9ebiet 9roe &C.
mug, UNI bic 9e9enmdrtige BepDlteruns
Der @elt 3u erbalten, unerld6pf i9 In
1einen QueQen, unerreidt In leinen I'M
ternebmun9en> uno etn5is batebeno in
ietner Stdrfe ; mi6en mir unS ntdt &C.
rebmttbtet fIblen, &penn bas Sberbaupt
aer Station bic Mnnefttrun9 oieier fleinen
Snlel Gan Domingo ju elmer Mabresel
erbebt, wel&e nrtbwenpi9 1T fit uniere
rationale @i9erbeit unb @oblRano> unp
fir Die Nnl1aFun9 eere@ter Mittel> UNI
unlere @@ulpen 3u besablen, obne ba6
@plf NIT Gteuer1 ;u iberbIrpen?
Sir einen iol9en 3ped beblrfer mir
btelelbe eben1 oweni9 mte ben planeten
@aturn. @ol@e uebertetbunee1 n16sen
pobl fit ~Buncombe" 9eei9net fetn,
aber i1e iino zines a%nfdnbtsen Mannes
unmiroie, uno finb cine @otire auf tie
pielserdDmte, uns eteene @or3aeli9fett
uuierer republtfaAii9en Snitttuttpnen."
- Der @enat paiirte am leBten
Mtttwu4 ba6 9auS> Enhancement "a Der
Gan Domingo &elplution.
Senator @tetpart belt cine &ebe 3u
Sun fen Der Mabreeel unb Gunner unp
S6ur3 ipra4en 9e9en bteIelbe.
Der Yrdltpent bat @rlenatpr @abe,
Mnbretp @btte, prdttent Der Cornell
lniperttdt, unb 8i1bop @implon BON
ptnnlDloanter iu Mtteltebern Der CONT
uti1on unb General @ieel gum Setrttdr
perielben errannt. @t9el 1oQ, pte be-
reit6 ait elmer anberen SteQe beu1ertt,
abselebnt baben.
- General @ie8el bat bieGrnennun9
gum Secretdr Der Gan Domingo CONF
miltpn ab9elebnt ba tint bic @a@e et>paS
SpaniI9 eri9etnt unb er BET 1panil9en
@pra@e, wie bic &eiplutio1 ppri@rttbt,
nt&t pcQfdnots md&tf9 1T. Gs itebt
3u ertparten, boB Der prdfoent tte Mtt>
slieoer pie1tr @ommti1un 1pfurt ernennea
miro.
Mebrere Yerioner1 bener1 Der preiitent
cine po1tton als @it9lteper pieler @ou1>
mtlton a%n9etra9en bat. uuter ibnen
8a@of Stmplon pom Der Metboetiteu
&ir@e, baben 9let@fals abeelebnt. =
@%afbtn9tpn Is. San. - Die
Mitslieoer bet Gan Domingo Commit
fien ftno lebttn Sonnta9 pp,n bier mad
New gort ab9eretf, Dieielber1 tperben
teute Mbeno ben 9aftn pom New gprl
perlaHt1 unb ertpartet man, baB bte@pus
1aii1ctt an % am 33telt tbrtr Retie an
lan9en; mirb, { slIRsa #ha H
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-01-19
Minneipta @eieBgebung.
13. @ieuns.
10. Sanuar
. n a t.

SIN Senat tpurbe eit Be19luB 9efaB,
ben @ouperaeur 3u eriu@en, ben Genat
3u bena@ri&ti9en pb bic @inona uno
ct, peler @iienbabn fir bic 9dnbereten
tpel@e fle serfauft bic 9eitbli@en Steuern
bejablt babe.
9ierauf be9ann Der @etretdr NIT @er>
leiun9 eerDispo1ttonen in benz bean ftan=
eeten 8ablfaQe 3bomplon VS.. @balpn.
SIM 9auie tpuroe cine 8iQ ein9eret&t
fir Elm @tunpun9s: @eieB bel Grecutio>
men in Griebenssert9ten.
II. SanuaE
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-01-19
IL. 6 n u q /.
q enat t.

Senator McDenaIb ret@t cine
Blu Elm pelae Elm Enhancement 81 @rti>
tel w. Der Contribution In Der @eiie
Dori@ldat bub tetn :@eieb ,pel@ts bic
8eftmmuneen lber Gtn3ablune IN ben
Staat6i@ab zines 8stpti1e1 ger @entun,6
Ger 8rutto Gtnnabme,1.ter @tienbabnen,
IN @te1e a4er anberen Steuern perfa9t F.;
aufbebt pber p%erdnpert in &raft treten
ioQ IS let benn baB baS @olf 3uerf
lber Elm iol@e8 @eieb ob9eftu,rnt bat.
Senatpr 8arters 81 lentabn &e<
lolutionen pel@e bic Gtnlebun9 zines &C.
meinf@af Committee perfu9en, I'm,
bic Sage uno @el@dftSbetrieb idmmtlt<
der @%iienbabnen int Gtaate, II tpte oerett
Tartf Staten gu unteriuden unb AT bic
Qe9t6latur nod wlbreno Der @eiion 8e<
rt@t ab3ufatten; purpe einiimmi9 an
8enomn1en.
Senator McDonalb rei@t cine 8iu
Elm ben Naner pe8 Tpmns vSbafopee"
in Scott County In ~SSadl pn" nmaudn>
bern.
Die 8tQ tpuree unter Nufbebun9 Der
Ta9e6orpHuns pai1rt.
Mit elmer Mtitimmun8 BON Is 9esen
9 lebnte Der Senat bic Mnnabme Der
9aus &eioluttpn am 10. na@ Dulutb
;u 9eben, ab.
Die @erleiun9 Der Dt6pofttpne1 in
Gbomplon VS.. @balon wurpe bierauf
sI..eLl
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-01-19

- Das @etter eisnet. I9 ean3 aus
9e3etdnet CUR 8t3abluns 4radtdnptser
NbpnnementS @eleer.4 "a.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-01-19
&ans.
Danger Germin
Rur3er Iermin.

Die 8abl miro Mor9en our& bic
peretniete Convention betper 6duier, ,pte
oa6 @eleB pprl9reibt formeQ erflart tper<
ben.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1871-12-12
0FrIeE or QuyEs Insurance. Co.,
U. 8. Branch, III broadway,

| OFFICE or QuyEs INSURANCE. Co., \
| U. :. Branch, III Broadway,
| New York, Oct. o, 1871.
abandoned.
Acting upon that principle. this Company with,
| drew their Agency from Chicago in February, 1870
| and rs a result HAVE NO LOSSES IN THE TER.
RIBLE OONFLAGRATION THAT SWEPT
OVER THAT CITY YESTERDAY, affecting the
whole country, crippling and impairins many of the
Oldest and soundest Insurance Companies, and ut
terly running so many, that property'holders with
difficulty decide where to look for protection.
We trust this calamity will Of necessity end the
reckless and in many instances scHndalous compcti.
tion that has sprung up within the lasi two year
almost driving prudent underwriters from the field,
a1d giving unmistakable premonition that day OF
wreck and retribution was certain IN the not very
distant future, and whico Is only precipitated by
this terrible visitation Of Providence.
Insurance is one OF the main pillars sustaining
the credit OF the mercantile interest and should be
80 managed IA tn make its safety and soundness
under all circumstances-in fact Its stability should
be above all suspicion.
This can never be unless underwriters adhere tc
such rates Of premium as experience has proved TO
be adequate and necessary 10 meet ordinary losses
and provide a Reserve Fund for such contingencies
as are sure to arise. No prudence or foresight can
foretell the time OF place that the blow will fall vet
II assure to come as the records show Troy Port
land and Chicago succeeded each other in increa sed
magnitude, more than outstripping the gigantic
Tho Mercantile and Insurance interests are so
intimately blended that il is reasonable to assume
that the former will readily and cordially respond
to any reasonable demand of such Companies as
have fortunately escaped the general wreck, or have
stockholders able and willing to make good their
impairment, for an equitable advance of rates, suf-
fcient TO bring their business TO paying point and
give assurance of future sound condition.
RATES MUST BE BEADVANCEDT TO A PAYING
POINT OR BUSINESS DECLINED; the future
safety OF Insurance depends upon under Writers
adhering TO this position.
We therefore advise our agents, in responding to
the increased demand that will inevitably press
upon them for the Queens Policies, not TO charge
unreasonable rates. but firmly adhere to the spirit
OF the above and insist upon such equitable advance
rs prudence impcratively demands
Agents when in doubt rs 20 the proper rates will
refer TO this Office and will then have such advice as
er rperience dictates.
We trust our Agents will give their active and
efficient co operation in accommodating the wants
OF the public, and are confident that the QUEEN |
INSURANCE COMPANY can through them rem |
Ter service to the mercantile community that will |
prove mutually satisfactory.
~M. IL. ROSS, Manager, U. S.
W. F. GooDENOw,
Agent, Alpena, Mich. lsm3 |
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1871-12-12

The American Protestant Associs-
ton have removed their Lodge room
to the hall over Whitney's drug. store.
Don't forget that Wittclsbofer has
holiday goods enough to supply the
whole city.
Barr's Ague Medicine acts direct.
ly on the poison Of malaria, and drives
it from the system.
Mrs. Frank Dyer will please sccept
our thanks for favors received.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1871-12-12

LECTURE COURSE. - The Young
Mems Christ n Association have TAX
en- a step in the right direction in the
Inauguration Of series of lectures to
be delivered for the benefit of their
Association, during the coming winter.
The course will consist of five lectures,
to be delivered by Revs. w. Donnelly,
A. B. Allen, w. w. Rafter, F. N.
Barlow and Prof F. s. Dewey, We
are glad to announce the above, and
believe it will prove Of value, not en-
ly to the Association, but to our citi-,
zens. Nothing Of the kind has ever
been attempted here before, and, de.
pendent as we are during the winter
months for our amusement and instrac-
tion, upon home talent and exertion,.
we hope the enterprise will meet with
a cordial support from our citizcns.--
The first lecture will be delivered By-
the Rev. VIM. Donnelly, tomorrow
evening, Dec. 13, at the Congrv So
al Church. Subject: Morals/
ness. The tickets, for the COZ
been put at one dollar. SIM
twenty-five cents. STUDENT
school will be admitted 70
ture for tcp csnte. .,
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Don't forget the entertainment at
Beebe's Hall, next Thursday evening,
geven by II. G. Westbrooke, which is
to consist of Tablcaux, Songs, Recita-
tions, ETC., and will be participated in
by four ladies and gentlemen, and
about thirty children. Some of the
principal features will be the represen-
tation of an old English May Party
winding the May Pole with scarf.,
Tableaux, Nourmahal, the Light b:
the Harem-from Lullah Rookie; the
Spanish Fandango; the Ascension of
the Soul of Margwith-from the Opera
of Faust; Pocahontus saving the life
of Capt. Smith; "Mrs. Garley's Wax
Figures" etc, etc. Admission %
cents. Doors open at 7 o'clock.
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SAD AcCIDENT. - Last Saturday
night about 0 o'clock, little three
years old son of VIM. Pulford, living
at Nine Mile Point, was shot in the
face and right shoulder by the acci-
dental discharge of shot gun, which
resulted in the death of the child
1t appears that the gun had been
standing in the room, and a man in
Mr.. Pulfords employ took it and, as
he supposed. put it in its proper place,
over head, but laying it t,o far over,
it fell and discharged, part of the con-.
tents taking effect in the body of the
child, who was in bed, as above stated.
DR.. Maiden was Immediately sum-
moned, who did all possible for the
little sufferer, but it was beyond the
reach of human aid, and about nine
o'clock yesterday morning his. little
spirit was waited to realms on high,
there to remain.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1871-12-12

THREE DAYS MARRIED.-Not long
since there was a couple married in
this city, and the loving pair seemed
to enjoy married life hugely for about
three days, when the happy ~ bride
informed her faithful spouse that she
loved another better than he to whom
she was welded. The disconsolatc
husband hastily packed his cotton va.
lise with dirty shirt and clean collar,se-
cured passage on the propeller Wcno-
ma, and bid farewell to Alpcna,
never to "turn back to the girl he lett
behind him." and we believe has not
been heard of by any one in these
parts since.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1871-12-12

SHOOTING MATcM-David Thomp.
son proposes to furnish some amuse-
ment for sporting men on Christmas,
by having a, shooting match, with
ducks, geese, turkeys chickens, etc, to
be shot at in accordance with the reg
ular rules. The days sport will wind
mp with dance in the evening, at
Beebe's Hall. Don't forget it.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1871-12-12

At the Annual Meeting of the
Young Mems Christian Association,
held at their rooms on Monday even
ing, Dec. IL, the following were elect.
ed officers of the Association for the
ensuing year:
President-Scott Doane. -
Vice Presidents-J. d. Holmes, D.
W; Campbell. cac
Cor. Sec'y-F. S. Dewey.
Rec. Secy-J. w. Marshall.
Trcasurer-T. NJ. Luce.
Members of Board of managers for
two years-Moses Bingham, j. c..
Parks, and B. Richards.
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QUEEN INSURANCE CO.,
OF Liverpool and London.

Mt an eqitable advance in rates.
Capital, f2,OOO,O0O Sterling
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-07


10 nes fancy because vou feel strong hat Won
are imPregnable 70 Sickness. Whole nsIzhbor-
hoods are frequently prosfrstsd at this season BY
nial'lrions isvers- Vigorous muscles and stronr
sinevs, brOadsisulders and sound lunqs. A.. 10
defence against tsss mei'hf;is vsposs o. ssn1l, 4
Francs @fsiSh hsyc wltisp6oi az .r,ir,ek bsat
may suecemb now. Many an Athlete man.
who's family depends fF hs support On ktsiu-
dasiry, now lies prostrat-. weak and helpless -
babe, under the Peredisai assaults OF ehfs and =
fever or bilious reIaiss4s.r fever This could not
% II all were wise enough - Yroviese against such
eontngehesy - eniag saisl fortifytng tlzs sys-c
TEN With Hcstettef's Stomach Bitters. Thls az
proved vegetable ionic L absolutely harmless, 20
slat u Is sheer foIl nos % take Il As safe guard
AT season when diseases Of the liver, the stOu- q
eca' me bowels, and indeed all the yiscers1 or
sans are generally prevalent To keep the sys-
I'm m order and iIssREe health q "a Drt IL in
a. Nneh tnis prteaI,ion has been neklectsi ~
E Pc LILY lS % every suHnaTi being who valves Hfe
" DVen tnese ParFosss HOstetter's Bitters u d.
s,sneli anu II answers both. Petty local tsaIerr
- oe ettessssvorngs IN many parts Of the countrr
- suosstute preparations made Of IMPURE erf
us1gerous materials in lis stead. Give them a
hl1e oefth- They are prepared BY ulskI1IroI ex,i
PslAnehteFsi VINO want % turn % ueu-v At fhaf
expense OF the public health
Oc3 eOdlwlkwIt sp3fp
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-07

a DISTINGUISHED Ex-Governor of Ohio,
famous for story telling, relates that on one
occasion, while addressing temperance
meeting at Georgetown, District of Column
bia, and depicting the misery caused by in
dulging too frequently in the flowing bowl
his attention was attracted by the sObs of a
disconsolate and seedy -lookiug individual in
the rear part of the room. On going to the
person and inteTrogating him, he was told
the usual tale Of woe; among other sad Incl
deIas, that, during his career of vice, he had
buried three wives. The Governor, having
buried few wives of his own, sympathized
deeply 18th the inclriate, and consoled him
as much as was in his power. Said he:
The Lord has indeed afflicted YOU" The
nourner sobbingiy replied: Eyes, yes he
has" and pausing a moment and wiping
his nose he continued: "But | don't think
the Lord got much ahead of me. for a.
tasi as Inc took one away took anoth-
er.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-07
DON'T AGREE.

The Philadelphia Press, which has con-
stituted itself the especial organ of the
Grant administration, says:
"Auspicious skies smile at last upon the
New York Republicans. The Tribune,
which headed the protesting forces, yields
to the action of the Syracuse Convention,
and viii cheerfully support its candidates.
Nothing is requisite to victory but the
hearty union Of Republicans, and that We
have
The New York Tribune On the other
hand, remarks:
"Iet the victors on that we'll
contested field strut their little hour.
The country needs more thorough awak-
ening TO the peril and mischief Of tempting
an Executive to WELD and use official pat
ronage for his own personal aggrandize-
ment, and thus allowing the satellites of
power to abuse their little brief authority
for their own profit under the guise of de-
votiOn to their chief. The lesson taught at
Syracuse is richly worth its cost, and it is
not possible that it should pass unheeded.'
The brethren don't quite agree.
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ON MARRIAGE.

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Evils and ABUSES, which interfere With
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