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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-05-17
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-11-02
unb 9ebe ais Nntpor.t a0es. mas mir
,ur Sahe @eb61iaes befannt III.

uno 9ebe ais Nntrport 'AQes. uas mi,
CUR Sa@e @ebbrises betannt IT. af
SD mar gu Ser Set, auf melde 9bl
Brief Be;us bat, elmer Der Dirtctpren rrc
Der Mnpa!t BET Sliuwoter unp ct. paul
q g.. So. unp ais FOLDER nit ben Nm
e~elegenbeiten beiper @pmpenien auf's
@enauete befannt. SD mar gum 3wefe
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antrorte Shire idmmtliGen Trasen Yer>
neiaene. SD femme fcinen @runp ~ r.:
@ermutbung, pa6 IS n5tbie lei, irseno
Gtwos IN tbun, UNI Die Beftdtieun9 eiz
,,er 8iQ curb 0curern6r Nufin III er>
langen, unp nah meinsm teiten @i6en
uno @lauter, mu1ce cen, @ouoern6r ME
irsenp cine Belpbnuns fir pte Beadtt>
9una Der 8iQ onacbp!en> uno ME murre
Der @epantc> etmas cerartissS III tbun,
se9en mid s~eaaeert. prer ~dberbaupt rur,
10 nett mir betannt, ycn ir9enb etnem
Mitoliere elmer Der bsiren Companion
9ebegt.
WdtunasueH N. -
9ameS Smitb jr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-11-02
3ufam menfunft be8 &6ni9S 1on "a.
nernatf NIT benz bentf3)eu 4rifer.

De- &1nt9 BON Ddnemarf war an,
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peutl9en &ailer ein.a prlpatteluh 81
MAIDEN. Mm 20. Sspteuter 1T sr III
&openbaaen wiersr einsetrofen feline
@emablin caaeeen bat i4 lbu Senesig
nod @rirhealano beoekeu.
ueter penlelben &%eBsnfans i&rsibt
man Der au9emstnen 3eitxrS aus Bas
oenz Baren ppn q. Gspttmbey. Der
Islssrapb bal ,bntn MOB! ssa7sleet sas
Der &unie Don Ddusmart wisetrbult
mpblbebalten bier ei1actreHen IL. Denn
Ct nun binsulegte, cob Ct Der &aiierin
eiaen Belu9 u,utbte, 10 1T bies aQerotua5
Wabrbeit, ater u tbeilneile, esnn lsine
btell9e Mnwel snbeit gait porSua5 pei(e
Dem aailtr, unp i'd porf Sbnen mcbl
pie Br:ltberunB scben, cas picie nitrers
bplts Reile eine erfreuli6e poliuI9e Be>
reutun9 tot> rie aud I'm Mprcen iecen
3antapfel aus Dem Ws9e taumsn miro,
pie e5 i'm Glren unp $ ltsn 9el9eben
miro. SIS 1T Dieltm Elm 3iemli1 erbetliz
der tui0l6er Gin uB oorousaeBan9eu,
unp Der Tamiiteneon9reB III Numpenr
beim bat ben lebtsn Druid parauf ee9t@
ben. Sc war paber oud mDBlib an,
6ranfret9 nod wettere @oneeiNpnen me-
gen pes AbSua5 unlerer Gruppeu 3u
MAIDEN, oenn man fonnte pies UNI 70
mtbr> ais Trantreid ii cine feit &C.
1hlol1tne Coalition Ieutidlanrs unp
Guropa'6 Dor i9 iebt. Su cen &rei5
rieier Sceenpersini9una tritt nun aud
Spanien ein> uno es 1T nibt obne BE-
csutun9> pa6 por9eftern Der rufIlbe
@elanpte in Maprip, Grbr. Doh @aniB>
oon bort bier ei%n9etrofen 1T.
q. 9. Wdbrenp ith 70. i.otuiaus
ni6t obne ii@ auf etnen enllp1t4enoen
umlhwune in Der g Soften m n, u n q
au itlBtu, pus 5aupt p~enteftenS ether
Der bret fauptnaDi16en @1lfers
familien an Die Bruf @ermanienS lest>
lolte es unS .un 10 i9menli9er fem.
menn 9 anStrum | bic Sfanoina>
pier Winneiota's bic btsber 70 traut an
Der 8rut ibres 1ermaniiden 8ettero &C.
rubt III er66erer Mn;ubl oeranla0en loute>
BE blonrsn 6dup,er BON unlsrm treuen
Bufen atsu3ieben unD in zen idmusiaeu,
bur@ fetlie prpfitution serunretnieten
S@ob ter Demofratie ~ leseu. Gs
rdre Saumnlaape.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-11-02
Die Saabsiebe III Der dneerftn
Moth.

Menn Gigbreder In else Bant rurd
BE Wadlamteit hes 6uters tet]elben
niht nur perbintert wureen, einen corbez
reitcten &%aubperiu6 ouaSuflbren, 70 il
es lebr 1atarlid, Dag iIe, UNI BAG na6ite
Mal mebr @lIf III baben ibr
Meuberfes tbun, ben Sitter. un1hdeli6
III MAIDEN unp nom63li6 einen ihrer
SptebseieQen an feline Stele ~ 1dwin-
celn. ~
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lbiebe. ...s
@oup. Muffn bat ibnen bepfeisn, bae.
70 LANCE E + ale 6ater Der 100000 Ndsr
re6 @olfes an Der Spiee per &eeteruna
febt, al, cine 9Msflbrune bes 2anpz
pisbaabls ni6t 3u benten 1T. Sfe baten
nun swar bafQr Heiorat, ibre Qeute aui
pie remofratifden Eidet6 fir bic @e(eBz
aebuns 3u brtn8en uno .peroen fit bic
Dabl be,felben AQs6 oufbieteu. g0ein
'eltit uenr iberaQ, 100 bic Democratic
in per Nebrbeit 1T, ter @anpipat Der
Qanoctebe 9ewdblt pire, ielbft wenn e6
rteien 9eltnet, in Der nd9fen @eiebee.
buna bte1en pber Semen orraer Teufel
BON &epublttanera au taufen> 70 miro
caS INNER ntdt ousrei6en tbrem Diebs<
project cine Majoritdt ;u 16ern, wel@e
pem 8etp zines @oupnneurs, Der
lid pur& teineS uu,n,e faufen ldbt, Ercb
bieten fam.
Destalb mus @ouoern5r
@ufin unl&doti& 9e<
m a DIT merben.
@tr Dor Der unerbSrten S9euBli9feit
uno lttli6en Werworfenbeit. mel@e po3u
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bobenen, aus ben Gin9ern III iau1en,
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roB MQss bieS er!oeen it, blpS u m
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berenfe> waS fir riele Menlaen auf ben,
Spiele ftebt.
Sur, pen,. @tntbrup Uoun8 eepdblt
miro. f6nnen bic 2anppiebe bofen, bic
SOC, 1000 older 2ano 3u ~ereattern, pon
penen tbnen fein 3oa sufaQen miro, 70
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fault unb BEN @plfe febt.
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bic Safe tomnnen fam, al6 boB er ben
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9etban> Bonn lie baben Dem 0ouverneu,
Mufin IbeurereS a!S iein 2ebeu, lie ia;
Zen feline Gbre morren molten.
Oil bis in Die fleinnenD Details biuoue
erfunrenen Mnflaoen se9enGouv. Nufin
m1een ;eisen> mas Diebe> aumMeubsrlsn
eetrieben, UNI Die fo1bare 8eute, oon
einem unerlditterlid mutbieen Bd9te'
SertbeiOiet> gu erbalden> iutbun im@tans
Be ftnp.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-11-02

1nlere beutiee Do@ennumu,er 9ebt in
tpenisen Wtnuten Surpre0e, unp mir ba>
ben nur nod 3eit, ben 2elern pet1elben,
Die feline onpere Dor Der @abl mebr .er<
talten, Su n%ertlnoieen, paB cas- amDien-
flag frab 9 llbr pitber ::oufesnommene
unb IN elmer UNI 6 rbr b%eeonnenen
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b1r nit per eldn3eneiten Ne@tfsrttsuna
beS @ouperneurs aeenoet, wdbreno iefn
8erldumoer Green, fir 1etn Grldeinen
Dor Der @rano Sury i'm nlditen Ieru1in
oeS Difritt~ @eri1ts unter 8lr9lhaft
qeNeut wurpe, mel9e elmer leiner NnbsBer,
SDip Yinncy pom St.NntbonD, fit
Jpn ~leifete.
Die Mu6lasen rer Sernummenen 3euz
gen. allie, mel6e Die Nnfla9e
III fellen bat entfrdftetebte
Mnfla9e in chem punct uno
bic @ernebmuns s ronf5 8. @larfs
bes eeaenwirttsen prdipenten Der 9afe
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Mnfla9e aufrebt gu erbolten i'm Stanoe
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benubt it, abse9eben> uno mahte auf bic
ero6e 3obl Der Mnmeltneen rem tiefi1en
@inorud. Selblt Die @liqu s Der Mnt!d-
aer tanp be16dmt uno eribUttert.
Mf1ae bisleS Greienib jeeen reolid
oenfenpen Wdbler in Wfinnelsta, &&tpu'
blifoner. rpie Demofrat, ee ais ietnepRi6t
erfennea lal1en, rieier unerhSrten Ser
idw6runa aua ll~ntersratsn ees Hafes
etne8 bswabrten Be!fseiene1S Elm snt
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ie erbolten> seise, RAP cas 8ole vpnGltn>
nvicta cie Berlduu'cung oerabI@eut unp
Gas Gebt ebr!.
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Mcueite Mabr.Dteu.
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Stew Uprt "a. Set. - MaYor
Sails Sa&e lag bexte Der @ranpjurp
uor, uup pteie Dadtren pislen Die an>
flaee peseu amtlider @ibuerwaltuns
ob> nabn,en base9eu einen 8eldluB an,
wel9er ben Mayor me9en Nadldl0sfeit
in Der GrflQuns ieiner ImtspRtaten
tarelt. Den 6errn Bir9trmeifer miro
eas menis 9~en{ren.
Die v2pomer" 0erf9erur9seeltQz
lhaft bat beute ibre 3ab;unsen einee>
ftsQt.
Sn II Ct 6 .. BREMEN Die Berg
tealouneeu. Die Geuer i'm ebenen @alp
flnp 9elai&t.
@ineinnatt "a. Sct. - Dfu
Sobresbert9t Der 5anrelatamnter sufoloe
murrer leBtes Sabr bierber impprtir :
fir $S60O,0 600 64ubpert, fir $40,
O0O. 900 8aumwolc. fit $4,000 900
&afn. fir $3,900,000 Mebi, fir $10>>
600, @6mtiue, fir 1000. 600 Gis
len, fir 49, 500, 900 3uder, fir $780,
900 3bss, fit $l6,500,000 Whiefty.
WeIpmmtpe,tb aler Smportf: $685.
100000. Inter rcn Grpprten Rnp
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Reiia ilr $1o>0O0>000 cite idwerten
pofen.
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ben ltbten erei Wcden Rorbeu Isl Der.
lonen an Zen pcdsn. Saulenre messen
tdgli9 9eimpft.
Gbica9p,23 %. Set. - Die 3eitun<
Atn feisrn ben Ablauf Der jmeiten Wrde
Der ueuer Rebeuceu Start nit 9eitarlfe!n,
in renen fd freuciss 3uonid1 aus
prIdt.
cine 3eitunB bat tie a!te'ne G,,;e
oneaebrltst, RE communl1fiide Sntetnaz
t;enale tobe bic Staot in V;ane :e|;eji.
Ger DeAel 1T naturli@ aebiibteue atasz
fepe:t morpen. Der wabrflnuigc @l;ln9
@epr0e Tranct6 Grain, Ter Aes
eenpdrtie in rer Gtart 1T, n're ol5
Gab1tfant Der N|bernbett teseih' Ct.
Die 6etsle finn mi, Tremreu utsr=
flut, msiiten6 &9auluti9en. (2Gtnn
uumann pieen $40 per Ias ,ehnst,
70 tbut CT mob! caran.) Wit rem Yeiu<
@ern miro Gin iebr lebsnci9er 5anrsl OH
Branrreliquie 8~etrieben.
@robe Greupe Yerurla6t bic Nnfans
oisuns. ea6 Die ~&epublie" tbre ldmmt>
li6en &ilfoS DOLL be;ablen miro.
Snmitten pes Gleno's @orbereitunoen
III elmer Staotwabl unp s0crlude,
einen Wabltampf our6 Grnennung pom
aemeinlamen @anpieaten rurd pie
County COMMITTEES tsipsr Yarteien, gu
vermeiren. i
6. S. %. ped, elmer Der. rrei dltc>
fen Ginmcbner Gbieasp, Ger lid 1881
|rert niererlieb, farb beute. Sein 8tNB,
pbrobl Ct MtQionen perlcr, If. nod inn
mr.. Miuipnen tpertb. Der damn mar
Elm Srieinal. pas ME Elm {hliflltdea
3ablunseoerlpreden u4siteQte md, eiines
aanabm. rpertr Grerit nod Grift sc.
pdbrlt, nod bssebrtt, a I 81 1fsattider
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- Der damn, Der pie erfe Braueret
in SuinoiS i'm Sabre 1880 .9!eerl11cet,
5err 81. Miuer, 1T in peprta, e Sabre
alt, setorben.
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gorA.suas BON s,r 3. seite.

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BET ebenfaQS einseleitete prp3e6 9esen oen
uptoneer" wirb pieiem geben> mas
ibm aebiibrt.
Die in pen beuti9en Mor9enSeitun9en
pabliStrte, iebr uni an9rei9e &la9lbrt1t
inso{eiem prpSeNe 1plrce BON Anwalt T.,
6. Davis 9eitera In Der SfFce pcs
Glerts ber Diitrift Court ei1ssrfidt. i
Da& Neneffe*
Salu6 oe8 2Ssrb6r8 . games ).
Green Drn Mtd,ter Ban,
terhurob.
Die &abale erplpoirt.
6pp. Mntin g~:suleub seredbtftrtist.
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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-11-02
PuhIie Nuisance

We have so often been called up
on to publish Lewis Patterson In
some Of his deeds Of lawlessness
and desperation that the very sound
of his name has become q nuisance.
We were passing the eating saloon
kent by some negro on the north
west corner Of the square the
night after the exhibition of the
Gilbert Sisters when we were az
tonished and almost terrified at a
volley of oaths and impreeations
issuing from the mouth of this
Lewis Patterson. Ladies' were pass
ing the street at the time and
forced to listen to this language.
Is there no remedy for such an
evil2 Is there no way to abate
such a nuisance? Surely there is,
and it is the duty Of our officials
to arrest such characters and teach
them such a lesson as they will not
soon forget. The law gives power
to its officials to abate all nui
sanccs. Lewis Pattei son is nui-
sance and We call upon the author
ties to sduelch him.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-11-02
DIR. y r. Grant.

Our Giles county readers wiz re-
joice with us over the announce
ment that DR.. Grant. who for two
years has been travelling for the
Nashville Life Insurance Company
and in quest ofhealth, has at last
determined, in spite Of all induce
ments to the contrary, to resume
his citizenship in Pulaski, and de-
vote himself to the practice Of his
noble profession, for which he
seems to have such unwearied fond
ness. DR.. Grant has for some
weeks past been undecided what to
do, and great inducements were Of
fered him to locate elsewhere, and
at one time made conditional AR
engagements 20 do so, but to use
his own language, in a private letter,
"wheR it comes to the point Of Civ
ing up Giles county, I cannot do it,
a. bAOA6A StttAEA COuAA 90 UGblGf
here" We honor him for his
weakness on this point, and con-
fess that We regard such weakness"
toward such ga people" as anything
else but foolish" And if it
were, we guess our people would
very readily forgive such. foolish
ness on the part of one she loves
to honor and cherish. DR.. Grant
says he expects to serve the peo-
pie Of Giles county the rest Of his
life. Then may that life be length
ened out far into future years,
will be the answering echo ofevery
Giles county heart.
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gLISHMACbAKFR

Esq'r. B. W. knight. town Con-
stable John Arch Richardson and
Jas. II. Lester Esq'r, left for Colo
RADIO Monday last.
Several Of our citizens have gone
to the Florence Fair, which com-
meneed last Tuesday.
A gentleman's hat found Mon
day night, looked as II The dogs
had had Il.
Muggins and Rosseau are in at
tendance at the Florence Fair.
The decline in cotton has re-
duced the number Of cotton wag-
ons on the square.
Police vigilance has kept the
town quiet during the past week.
The pretty weather wound up
with rain, commencing on Tues
day morning.
Bob Moore is having built a
dwelling house on I'd Main.
Irvine & Lindsay have employed
a painter for their sole use.
Cakes & Miller are moving into
their new house on the south side
of the square.
Fine specimen Of artistic taste
displayed in that sign at west end
Of north side.
What do those young men go
out between the scenes at the thea
tire for? Take sugar in ther'n?
Rainey Bros, noted for their en-
ergy and enterprise in everything
they undertake, have erected at
the north east corner Of the square
a town scales.
The indications are that the
health of the county at present is
very good, as VIC can hear of no
deaths-the best evidence to the
contrary.
The old bridge on the street lead
ing cast from LIST Main toward the
new cemetery has been replaced
by q substantial new one, under
the supervision of that most eff
cient official, John Martin.
loot, toot, toot, from morning
till night, and from night till morn
ing, goes our brass band. If there
is any virtue in blowing long and
blowing loud, we will have a SPLEEN
did band.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-11-02

At the annual conclave Of Pulas-
ki Commandery No. y. Knights
Templar, on Thursday, Oct. 26th,
the following Sir Knights were
elected and appointed TO the vari-
Gus Offices, for the ensuing twelve
months, viz;
Sir g. A. Pope. f. Commander.
Sir James AIcCallum, Gen'lis'mo.
Sir Fl. c. Bate, Capt-GeneraI.
Sir z. Edmumdson, Preiate.
Sir W. H. McCalluIn, S. Warden.
Sir A. c. McKissaek, J. Warden.
Sir j. B. ChiIders, Treasurer.
Sir W. ]. Parkes, Recorder.
Sir W. G. Lewis, Stand Bearer.
Sir J. A. Bowers, Sword Bearer.
Sir w D. Orr, WardeF.
Sir ". J. Craig, Sentinel.
Regular meeting held on Thurs.
day on or before full moon.
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Meetinr Of the Rnard

At a meeting of the Board of
Mayor and Aldermen last Saturday
night Town Constable Richardson
reported the amount of taxes col
lected during the past month to be
$402.75, and the amount of fines
collected for offences against the
corporation 1924, making a total
of $6I6.75 paid into the treasury.
Mayor Alternately having been ap-
poin ted a committee of one at the
last meeting to find a suitable place
for a grave yard, reported that he
had selected the lot Immediately
south of the new Cemetery, con-
tanning six acres, as one best suit
ed for the purpose, and he was in
structed to purchase the same.
Mayor Alternately was appointed
a special committee to see Col ].
w. Sloss, President of the n. & D..
R. r. aud his attorneys, and to do
whatever is necessary in putting
the railroad Co, in possession Of the
commons lying along the railroad,
donated by the corporation to the
railroad in 1857, and for which a
deed has never been executed. Mr..
John Martin was continued as Po-
liceman and street overseer for one
month. A petition was presented
from the citizens on Madison street
to have their sidewalks improved.
which was referred to the Street
Committee for action. Numerous
propositions and suggestions were
brought before the Board for m
proving and renovating the streets,
sidewalks, &c, but the fact that
the corporation is yet in debt de
TERED them from acting in many
cases. The will of the Board to
improve the town is good, but they
consider that the interest Of the
people demands retrenchment rath-
er than expenditures that can be
avoided.