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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-02-03

some facetious member of the Legisla-
ture, has drawn Il picture, intended TO rep
resent the striking features of bud Rus
sell, y of Rutherford, when he introduced
the bill to take the Agricultural College
fund from Knoxville, and when the House
failed TO pass it over Gov. Senter's veto.
The first represents hin1l taking his seat,
looking with owl-like wisdom over the
digniied body of which he is & member,
contemplating with evident satisfaction
the success of his scheme. But the other
side represents him with distended eyes
and uplifted hands, q correct representa-
ton of rage and despair. He is said TO have
sworn like a trooper, and to have SO dis
played his assinine qualities, that to COM
plete the picture, pair of long ears were
attached, peculiar to that class of animals.
He is. said to favor rigid reconstruction of
the State, and an upbeaval of things gen.
erally
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-02-03
cIlVns OF Tie country where
FEVER AND ACuE

Prevails there no remedy held in greater esteem
Persons travelling should keep it by them few drops
IN water will prevent sickness bowel troubles from
change of water.
From foreign countries the calls for PAIN KILLER
are great 1t is found to
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-02-03

We offer for Gale lease Of the Bell House running
two and half years from January J. 1871, and the
tire outfit OF the house. at cost. This hotel IS ro8 do
ing good business and BY proper Effort il could DO
largely increased. The house 10 situated in quiet
part of the city, and E very comfortably arranged for
the accommodation of guests. The furniture is new,
and all OF fnc quality.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-02-03

No. is

Qne l4andred eheep and desirable lois in De-,lsrc
Addition 70 knoxs ranging in price from sem -
Sg, with favorable terms as TO peymens. This 4 oHc
OF the most healthy and accessible suburbs Of the ei
where property Is rapidly increasing in vsue. IT,
unseld portion Of these lots comprise about v aera
and vii be sold in body If desired. It L 6el;eTe
that this suburb WILL in short time. become the ess
tral portion Of that part Of the ciy lying north Of IT,
prcftehls investment.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-02-03

Gar STREET LoT. No 81. PRIcE, A,ul
Very desirable location for a Commission House.
best in the city. THERE'S splendid opening 10,
good commission business and this lot can be had at
reasonable price.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-02-03

I've lots and house in Moses Addition to Knoxville
comfortable dwelling, stable, &C. Lots well fenced,
and some fruit trees growing.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-02-03

VACANT LoF. No. Sc. PRICE - g.
Parcel Of land containing about On acre and quar-
ter, in Deaderick's Addition. nea, TarEater AM
brose's Sash and Blind Factory.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-02-03

House AND LoF. No. "a. PRICE, IS So
Comfortable House of seven rooms, On lot 1O0xlOs i
des rabIe location. Good stable, two cisferns frui
trees and shrubbery. This property i situated on
fine elevation overlooking the city and surroupdin
country. 1000 each, balance en- time. slight ~
duction win be made if all the purchase money i phi
in at time Of sale
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-02-03

Two-story Brick House of seven rooms. on q lot
75x50 of the best streets convenient to bust
ness This is of the most desirable residences foT
sale in the city, and IS offered at fair price.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-02-03

VACANT Lor. Nc. 81. PRIcE. $3.50.
Vacant Lot Broad street, near city limits lO0zI5O
feet good location for factory or shop Of most any
kind. Time, if desired, win be granted part u
the purchase money.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-02-03

House AND Lor. Ne = PRIce, $50
Cheap and desirable House of four rooms, situat.a
on lot 50xl0 feet, IN Sneed. King Co.'S Rallrosf
Addition. Offered at a very low price.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-15

r b. HOLT, AUCTIoNEER, will give his
4, attention to the sale Of Properly. Real ami Per
sona in the city and county Of Worcester First class
reference given. once NO. Fisggs Block opposite
Bay state House, dim tai
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-15
Terms at sale DAVID t. MCDOWELL, Admir-
Worcester, March IA, 1871. dts mhI4

1--WE STOCK AT AUCTION.-Will be
~ sold at Public Auction, on the Boyiston far in
Princeton. on THURSDAY, the 18th inst, at o'clock
In the the following Personal Property, VIZ;
Two pairs Oxen, 40 Cows, with calf; Farrow Cows
two years old Heifer, | Cosset Sheep Shotes.
Express Wagon, Pung Sleigh, Harrow, bbls Cider
ated. RUFUS DAVIS, JR-
n Il. GOOpSOK. Auctr dtmhl5s mhS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-15
French, English and American
PAPER HANGINGS,

selections, meeting the of all in style price and
quality.
Just Reeeiyed-a large invoice Of Low Priced English
Paper Hangngs, which for arrangement of CoOrs and
Beauty of Design cannot be surpassed.
Also, constantly receiving from New York and Phila-
delpha such variety of styles of all grades as cannot
fail to please all. We cordially invite all wishing to
purchase to call and examine stock when prices
the lowest and stock the largest best quality and latest
patterns.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-15
Crutkerp, &t.

NEW AND COMPLETE STOCK FOR THE SPRING
TRADEl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-15
CONTRACT
FOR PRISON LABOR.

The overseers ofthe House of Correction in Worces
ter, will receive proposals till March 18TH, l7l for the
Labor Of the Male C0nvicts in said House Correction
from the list day of April 1871 to April LIST, 1872 the
propositions TO specify the sum per day for each
vie labor subject to the rules and regulations of the
said House of correction and also to the transactions
the Prison Commissioners, with the privilege of continu-
ing the contract for longer time, unless otherwise
dered by in office the said Oyerseers
serving the right to reject any or all proposals.
I : +. t t RS$SS$EtEsts, Sover.eor..
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-15
supper In Washburn Hail
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.

GENERAL COMMITTEE
Maj V Stone, Capt II Jameson. Cant Charles II
harvey, Capt VIM Merrifed, Adjt NJ s McConville
Lieut. Edwin ID Mcfarland Lieut. Wlnsow Cole Sergt
Geo Boyden. ' e'
RECEPTION
Maj Stone, Capt Dana H Fitch Col ivers Phps
Mai Jas N brennan. Lieut. Chas II Cleveland Adiit N
McConyine, DIR II Kelley, Dir Joseph \ Bates Capt
DAVID + Parker, Lieut. Geo A Gates, Lieut. Edwin b
Mcfarland, Lieut. Jaalam Gates, Sergt Dana Fitch
Sergt samuel Knox, Private Elliot Swan Private WIN
Iabor Private d II Perry, Private Geo Sessions
INVITATION.
Mai McCOnville, Maj John r Green, sergt Par
ker smith, Corporal TOurtelotte, Henry Marshall
SUPPER,
:, Capt Chas II Harvey, Capt VIM Merrlheld, Lieut.
PRINTING.
- capt u c Jameson, Capt NJ Amy Aldrch, Sergt Sam
Fl HoughtOn
FLOOR MANAGERS.
Lieut. N Parker, Adj't S McConviIle Can't NJ AInv
AR Lieut. Edward Harrington, Lieut. Wi1sow
Cole, Lieut. Chas Pevey. Sergt John CLARK. Sergt
Geo Boyden, Sergt Samuel Barnes Serrt T A Nc
IOnNuie, Corporal Albert w Kelley Corporal Chas L
Gates, Private Aaron Parker, Private Geo Barton
Private Geo Lawrence.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-15
SILVER PLATED WARE.

We are Just Receieing rery large stock Of
fine Watches, including the ne,c, fine STEM
WLNDER WALTH4M WATCH, thefnest and
most perfect acaich made Also the ne,V FuH
Plate Stem WiRder, aohich for medium price,
supaSSeS all others for fine time keeping, and
the ae,o Waltham BOYS Watch, achich is a
reliable Increment in small size. Also a fine line
of SWISS WATCHES, at Very Lon Prices,
(The trade supplied at loCeSt jobJing rateS.)
We are receiuing large stock Of SILVER
PLATED WARE, in new designs, from Wil-
cor Silrer Plate Co., acknowledged Equal if not
Superior in quality and finish to any in the
market, and the only make guaranteed QuadTu-
pie Plate We are sole agents in Worcester.
orr large stock of Jeacelry, Clocks, de-, aciH be
sold at Very Lon Prices.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-15
WORCESTER co. AGRICULTURAL

w SOCIETY.
Written Proposals will be received until the 18th day
March next for the Lease of the Buildings, Track and
Grounds Of the Worcester Co. Agricultural Society," in
Worcester, for year from the LIST day OF April 1871
Propositions may be submitted for the properly entire
or for the buildings and grounds separately,
lessees will be required to furnish satisfactory
ity for their compliance with the terms of the lease
The property will be rented subject the use of the
Society ut their Annual Exhibition
For further information inquire of either of the un
dersgned. 7. +. HALL, Worcester,
JAMES r. PIERCE, Worcester,
j. A. AHERWEATHER. WestborO
Committee Grounds.
Worcester, Feb 2T, 1871. dtmhl5 f2S
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-10-26
@p'8 btebcr fart eebraunt.

Goleence 3ulammenfeQun8 BON
Geuer6brinieu entnebmen mir elmer ST.
lt@en 3eitun9:
@dou aus ber @a9enna@t bes @lter'
tbums leu9tet per 8ranp Groja's 3u
uns beriiber, uuo TN Mnfan9 Der bifort>
l9en 3etten trefen mir auf Die @erbren>
nun9 Mtben's bur& bic perier, &om's
cur9 pie @aQter, p~erlopolts' bur@ @ler>
amber. 9n einem unermebliden Geuer>
1neere (anf Carthage in Grlmu1er, unp
unter Nero unb ben ipdteren &atlern
lpurre oft BON Greolersbanb Geuer an BIT
YaldRe unb 5duierreiben &om's &C.
leet;, namentli@ tpenn bic Yrdtortan>
6oroen ben @tur3 etnes Raifers beabf@>
,tt9ten. t-.' 1...- - 49, ~ ~ Il
@onRantinopel bat unter allen 5aupts
tdpte1 tpobl an, meiiteu nou1 Geuer Sc
litten, uno es fame1 bort aus9toebnte
Geuersbr1nRe i@on inter Sultan Gin
6. Sabrbunpert) Dor. Sn unlerer 3eii
1nb fe bort, Dant Der idle6ten Geutrs
l51deinri@tun9en, beionptrs bdufs 81
lpprben.
Giuer Der l4rsdK@ftn Brdnpe, ,bit i
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-10-26
Sal3 ais MttteI eeeen &pblcnll.
GrpIoitonen-

Man fnbet iebr bdu7s in 6ausbalz
tuneen &ob!en1Qampen Die sur5dIfte mil
einem peibliden Yuloer an9eflllt flint
unp erfdbrt auf Befra9en ~Da6i f
|Sal;" vuno wa6 bat oa6 Sal3 In
Der 2ampe gu tbun?" MSS 1ou perbinz
bern bab le ni@t erplopirt."" De,
@laube an biele Gborbeit l6eint 1eb'
perbreitet III fem, unb oa 2eute, bic tbn
beeen I'M ertraueu auf pieprebatbett ibred
MtttelS bei1o unnprl i@tteer nit oer1ampe
uueebsn fSnnten 70 pouen mir bier nit
tbetlen, rpaS Elm ct. Qouiler Mpotbefel
Der uWefl, pof" iber ben @eaenfanp
I9reibt:
6pute ni9t Seoem, gum msniofen@e>
biloeten, befannt iein, bab pie@rploltpnsz
fdbisfstt auer ur8eleu6tun9 onsewancz
ten &oblen6le auf ben arIBeren0 ebalt aul
fog. Metber oocr lei9teren &pblma0tr:
lofen berubt, bab Elm &oblen1l, mag e.
Murora,S olar ooer lonlt wte beiBen, teta
oefabrli1 1T, tpenn e6 erbiBt, tneem IS
1bon unter 100 pOer f12 @rab ent3lne=
barren Dompf (Aetber) atsibt? Dab aQf
. te Yroben, mslbe unwt6enpe NIT oie=
fem spben9enannten @ala Dor9aufeln
nt6tsoen serinoiten @eYtb baben Daf
lberbaupt niemal6 Elm fbte9te8 Sej
purh ir9eno Elm Yuloer, n1a9 IS beiben.
wte es wpae, in Elm 9uteS. oermanoell
wereen fann, ionoern nur bur9 rec
tiicirenpe re(pectipe fr%actienirte 0etilz
latipn?
@olte IS ferner nidt befennt fem, roE
Elm 0eley bier su9anoe NIT 8edt beltebt
wel6e6 BET @efdneniBirof e cen @erfaufz
bon aneeren pcer lhle1tervn al6 L.. st.
@tanraro NeAlen<Sel perbietet?
DaS einf ahite uno f9erf e Mittel, Zen
tdeltden llnalad6fd fallen, berbei9efubt
our6 1dledh5 &oblenDl, o~epsubeugen
uno ptsiem w~obltbati9 bod ni@t befolgz
ten @eieb &dtune unp @a1 a. gu per-
l6afen, wdre meiner VI psebltdenAn'
i@t nad foleenees: ~ SAMPLER mil
19le1tsm &obleaN far al4en pasaus ents
itebenoen @9apen baftbar gu MAIDEN
ebenlo wte Die &ienbabnz@ ompa9nieen
uno feruer rur pann S6aoeuerlab 81
leiten, tpen1 cine @rplo( ion 1T elmer BEL
jeBt p%atentirten Perrias non explosive
Lamps 9eideben, tann wlroen. Die II
duberf 9efdbtltaen 9ldeernen &obt6Iom,
pen gum 8eiten Muer in bic &umpeltam;
u1er maneern.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-10-26
6erenQIQuben beim TbUrino

5eren elauben beim Gblringer
eanreplf So fraet Elm Mrtifel Der
D. 3. - Gin 2anbe6funoi9er anti
wprlet: $50 1aasn bic 5enen bfrfomz
men, fe meroen ia ALE Sabre in Der
Dalpur9i6no&t mir fut6tbarem Yettz
l9entnou aus cem Dorfe binaussetrieben,
10 baB ben fnoIeneen Bur1den nod
orei Sage binteYber Die Mrme webe tbun j.!
Die Mdnner, wsl@e bic 3eitun9 leien.
per teben unter 5eren fretli9 bic bDl en
Weiber, bic einem co6 2eben (auer ma
den, unb bic man ped ni6t NIT Der
Yeitlbe aastreiben farm ; pieie euten
6au6frauen ober piHen nr@ mon9en
Spru1 9eeen ca8 8eberen beS 8iebeS
unp Der &inper. Dieter oplfstbimliden
Mberolauben rottet natirlt@ Der 6tntenre
NIT bena Yferbefube nt&t aus, IS miro
Jpn ni9t einfaQen> fein &ei@ 3u serltS>
rem, Cd 1T ia Der lebte QeberreR.
- GAgenie 1T na@ @punien sereia
uno fou IN baS 3immer ibrer Mutter
einoetretet1 ietn nit ben @orten BET Burz
oer'iGen Ballaoe:
80 SHUTTER, Mutter! Sin 1T bin>
8erlpren ii uerlurea!"
llnp auf bit. Grase, pb fe benn niat
an bic @udfebr mad Grantret@ CLAUDE,
loQ fie erptebert baben:
80 SHUTTER, @uher! @iler @abn!
!&5utt bat an mir nt9t poblsetban!
@as balt mas balf u1ein 8eten?
Stun it's ni&t rttbr BON NStben!"
3ur Na&a4tuns:-D 81. f@
beraus9efeQt bat baB bic rnetiten unz
olldsfdqe ouf ben Gilenbabnen IeoiQlid
our& bas Mitretlen pom Yerlonen berbeiz
eefabrt porpen Inp, 70 Miro bterpur9
perppnet: -
1. Das Rtiien auf Giltnbabnen III
perboten. z.s...
2. Btr bielsu1 9erbpte 3lutrpt.berban.
bell, bat es nd ielbf 3u3uiarsiben, petrI
e als 2eiGe~ ausitetst.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-10-26

menb, farb @indler fat cbne &rantbttt
suro 2eioen In Bernbere onseintr Grtdl,
tune, tpel6e Ct fi@ bur9 raldeS Irinfen
na@ lan9em Mari&e 3%u9Goeen. Die
nambofteien 8ldtter Deutldlanes =
tpie .au@ uiele b{erldnpiiae wtoHe1en
ofdfHt9Sbg bcffen @@afens,G po&e Daz
binge9an9sAen rparm ure ldmunepou
oelGriebene -Necroloee> in benen feline fell
stene 8efdbt9nn9 unp feline pielen nortrefz
Hidden Gioenl@aften mebr uper minber
anerfannt wuroen. Mu6nabmlo6 aimmz
ten 1le jebo@ barin therein: baB lein
Gub Elm 1@werer @erluf fir bic. beut(4e
poeite ftno 8elletritif 1T unb bab Die ta=
pur9 entfanoene Side In ben &eiben
Der uliebenswlrbisen p~laurerer" 1ebr
l9mer ober taun1 au6sufiuen 1etn burfte.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-10-26
81 Der g d ~ / i.

Der @aweiser Bunee6ratb wta,l9t
in einem Mntwurtlhreiben auf bic oen
her fran;SNfben Nesierung 9ewa&te
Nn3ei9e Don ben Grnennun9 oes 9errn
&biers gum Yrdlioenten Ger Nspubltf
rit1er lebtern einen %nldn9en Jrieren",
Elm Wunlb, Der 10 wiufommen 9epelen
lein Miro, al5 wenn nan elmer alien
Sunofer vlaneen Brautitanp" wEnl9t.
Bet Dem Tet Der 6ran5olen tn @arpas
3u Gbren Der Aepubltf ce6 T. Sept.
lpra@en aud mebrere @enfer @taat6>
rdtbe; fie ALE betonten, oob e6 f9 tn
Branfrei6 jest bauptl dhlt6 earum
banple, cte &epubltt gu ertolten, obne
ueterRirjun9 mad alter @dweiSer Sine
na9 uno nah a%u65ubauen uno 'rebez
lonpere ben unterridt in ben @6ulen
III Yerbe0ern, Qapun 1T nod fetne Nece)
ZAP ferner Die Gransoien 9esea 0eutl@>
lano an feline Neoande nit ZEN Wofen,
(oapon III 1ebr fart Die Neoe) fonpern
an cine lolde nit Biloune uno fteibeit>
li9en Snftau!ionen osnten msdtsn.
Menprifp In Se1iu lab einc ieItene
Notwithstanding ; fe gait etnem
fatbolildsu Yrtelter, peruc@L> fritz
ber prob1 in Stabbio. Wesen ietner
Oeiitesbilpune, TreiFnniafeit uao YReee
Der Golf5lhule purpe er Don Der pfaf'
fenlAaft oerfol9t uno ataeisbt; Die GIN
wobner Don @tabbip 9aben tbm obsr
einen Gretsebalt bis ans Gnre letnee
2eten6. Muf Rem @terbebett Yetbot er.
Jpn NIT fatboltl9 >tir9li@en @eremonteu
III beerpi9en.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-10-26
mcberner muiterbrtefitel1er.
I.
Cine @rdfn AT einen Til@lereeftQtn.
6o9aeebrter 6err!

Qo99eebrter Derr!
Nt9t obne Sdu@ternbeit er9retfe i'd
bic 6eper, Unit Sic bo9seebrter 9err, nit
elmer 8itte &. bebeQfsen, bic t@ unter
anoerer l~1mitdnpen, als etne tbnert edn3>
lid unbetannte perlon, auejuipre9en
mir eepiB ni@t Die Tretbett nebmen
tpirbe. @ber i'd Bin 8raut; uniere
6o&,eit 1T fit ben Is. Ottober fetseleBt>
unp uniete Gtnrt@tuns 1T nod ni&t fer
tia! @ie Sbr .mertber Metter un8 &C.
tern utit4etbeilt, fam berS trife pielet9t,
nod a9t @o@en bauern, uno Ste, &C.
,ebrter Ser, ber @ie nit Der Mnfertt9unB
.unierer 8ettfeuen betraut finp, nod chen
70 lan0e BON ber @erftatt entfernt ball
ten. 6o@perebrter 6trr 9t9leraeleu
l1eberaeu9t, ba6 sic mir Sbr tbdtiees
Mttleipe1 elmer Gage nidt periagen tper<
ben sic IL ben oqetbeerdnsteiten ssb6rt,
bite unp befdp6re ID Sie,: MAIDEN Ste
cine Ausnabue uap nebaltn re pic Au>
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-10-26
Gin @e@anbtsr ar1 cine @9enerfrau.
6phpprpbrte SCrdui

pUWOtlFVt3t Vluu+
Die bic Sreane Der pre1e mittbeilen>
beabGdtieen @te, Sbren btsberieen
Dien(t gum Grten beg nddRen Monat6
su perlaNen, uno forbern Ste o%iejentaen
5errl9aften> wel6e ouf fe re1eftiren
we(len, auf i1d bis Moraen Nadmitta9
um 4 ubr Gnosl l1fsr 81, 3 Greppen bod,
Sbnen perlInli9 porsu nellen, 2eioer
bin t1 purh piplomati1de @elhdfte Yer>
binoert> bis robin BET tbnen Dor1ulprez
den. Da mir jeep6, BE Sdwterioteit
nidt unbefannt it, in Berlin in BefB
zines weibli6en DienRopten gu aelanz
F9en> uno t6 rpeeen zines ~ptplomatilden
Diener6 in fintti9er Bo@e UNI jepen
preis Sbrer Dienite beparf 70 bite ib
ib esbpriamft bo6verebrte Grau 5deu>
srfrau, mir eenetstef eeitaaten 3u wollen,
aueerbalb Der fetseieBten @%prednunren>
pieaeidt beut Nbeno swt1ben 8 uno 8
l1br, mid Sbnen poritelen gu oiirfen.
Der i9 pie Gbse babe &c.
4.
Glne S9ubrnaeperfrau AT e1nstt S9dlter1ltf9en.
@w. Wobl9eboren
baden na9 Der mir chen 9eporrenen
MtHbeiluna meines @atten, Sbres Met>
1srs, ee1ern Mbenp ouf pas beltimnte fte
erss.drt, Die @erffatt ntbt 1nsbr bettsten
~ woIen, penn Sbnen ntdt Elm bel1ere6
Mbencbrop alS bi6bsr 1errtt wlroe.
Gm. Bebl9sbpbren melen i14 9Isi9lt
lter3eu9t balten, paB naetn @ate, Sbr
V|a!iter, |opobl als tG, tbre Weiterin> Die
seaenwmlisen 3sttumfdnoe 3u pirpiaen
mifFn, uap paBwir Der Bseibsit> pie Sie
ais 2ebrjunee baben, jsoen Au9enblid
SIREN Methsr perla0en unp R@ etnen
anDarn anflu@en su burfen, eemib: eben
70 Be6nung tra9en, al& mir Den 1nntsen
8un1b baben, mad pes @rfabranA bic
MIR nit unieren leBten Sc 2ebrlin9en
eemaht, enpli6 einn,al einen jun9en
Wana rauerno an unier 5aus ~ fe1eln.
@tey ameimal mIdentlid, Gpreuen
sum Atenpb: o. ,pie Gm. @a5!aeberen
auastaflth wiiniden> lit NIT BET benz
belta, @iuen nidt ma9li9.
@teben Sie raber, t9 bite 5ie tn
nief> bon piel Ter Sbssr Gorreruns ab>
uns i'd perpe 9ewib mein Ma9ltdRes
tbun, etne @erbinpung gu pRe9en, bic
i1 trob oe6 unterlGseoS pe8 WlterS unp
Der porauS en%tlprin9enoen @eridieoenbsit
Der 2ebenSanl9auunsen ouf Ae9enleitt9e
M&tun9 uno auf @srfpl8uns 9emeiniaz
n,ar 3ie!s 9rlnren (eQ.
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-10-26

ierti9anS un1erer Bettfeum tpieber auf,
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ge1mdblun9 feiern fSnnen! SD 1peib,
bo9aubrter 9err, ME toftbar 9bnen
ibre 3ett aussme0eniR uno ,pel&en Aufz
tpano an Seieeln, ,S@nttten unb Iulpen
bte nd4tlt9en Strife @iBunsen erbets
iden )? aber rpibmen 4@ie uns einiae
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nabme beilte9enoer 9ploener Nnferubr 49,
zines tletnen r3etdenS metner eroBen
6o@a&tun8 fix @ie un9emein eliidz
lid MAIDEN. ...~. ....,.
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iopiel @ertrauen ols @ebniu@t ent9ez
eenlebeno, babe i4 Die Gbre gu lein &c,
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Gin RubtasteQerbeFBer at fetntn Rut14er.
-. acknowledgements Sobann!
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Dir III ben ieben Sroen, bic Define
0run bebeden, nun aud nod bic Nu6s
5et9nur9 ju See1l 9epproen, gum glitter
oe6 ~etfernen &reuIe6 ernannt &pproen gu
lein. Du bif al1p nu i'm &oel> nesbalb
t@ mir Die Mniru9e %erlaube: pabt 60
Dir nod? ndmlt@ NIT bic Safe bel BIT
&unoen run, ~ fabren Sper pertrdSt
es i@ nitt mir Der M%tmp6pbdre bel
6ofe? ia, pann fa9' e6 jans often,
oQer Ddmetad.! SoQte e6 ner SAL
ietn, . bite t1 en-. acknowledgement,
f@ audi nod ferner Der perlonen ertn>
ner>, ~ moQen> bic Sbnen emit ndbsr su
lteben bic @bre botten. NnoernfaQ5
poute ib Dir blob la9en, QUE S@lafz
miBe, bab beut Ma6t Der Bauer fommt.
Gr9ebenft &c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-01
TELEGRAPH NEWS.
TO THE GAZETTE.
FOREIGN NEWS.

ROME, July 3l.-There is great excitement
here over the vote in the French Assembly on
the position of the Pope.
The journals regard war with France prob
able and accuse the Ministry of betraylng the
country.
The Gazctta says the government should not
have gone to Rome, but having gone there
must stay, though dark clouds should envelope
the political horizon.
LONDON, July 3l.-There is growing an
easiness in the public mind over the fact that
the cholera ragged two years in Russia, as ter
rible scourge, and has not yet passed the
frontier. 4 close watch has been Instituted to
prevent its progress. Apprehension exists that
should it not advance upon Germany IN the
way it has heretofore, it may now come by way
of the sea, and therefore the government has
prescribed regulations to be enforced upon all
ships from Baltic ports. There have recently
been some cases Of cholera at Hull, which is on
the route of emigrants from North Germany
to America.
LONDON, Aug. 1.-The block of dwellings
built from the fund donated to the London poor
by George Peabody was formally opened to.day;
1t is at the lower end of Black Friars road and
has been named Peabody Square The
houses will afford accommodations tor 800 ten
ants, and all have been taken at rents varying
from one half crown week for one room to five
shillings for three.
Prince Arthur will shortly be created Duke
Of Connaught.
The Aldermen of London to-day considerthe
subject ofthe Journey Of Russell Quincy, Re
cordcr of the city, to the United States, in the
capacity Of commissioner under the treaty OF
Washington.
The Duke of Elinburg has returned to Eng
land
VERSAILLES, Aug 1.-The Assembly 1T its
session last p. H., voted only those lmposts to
which no opposition was made. The tax on raw
materials, including cotton, was reserved tor
future consideration.
1t is officially announced that the Govern
ment has no intention of dissolvlng the Ma
tiOnal guards.
CoNsTASTINopLE, July 3l.-The publication
Of the newspaper Turguie has been suspended
By order of the Turkish Government in conse-
quence of an attack on the Pope which has APP
peared in it's columns
LONDON, Aug. ID p. m.-The Aldermen
met at Guild Hall to-day, and unanimously
acquiesced in the request made by the Home
Secretary that they would grant RECORDER Cur
ney six months leave of absence. The deputy
Recorder was appointed to serve as Recorder
for that period The Board in taking action
paid hearty compliment to Mr.. Quincy for
the great ability with which he has discharged
the duties of his responsible Office.
ROME, July 3l.--The elections in the Roman
States have been extremely apathetic. Fully
two thirds of the voters abstained from the ex-
ercise of their franchise.
The candidates of the moderate party were
generally successful.