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N Tn. m.,ropol,,an Police Bill.

An attempt will be, made, next week, to
pass bill establishing a Metropolitan po-
lice in the City Of Charleston. Following
in the footsteps Of the New York Radicals,
knot Of malignant ofice-seekers are engaged
in the endeavor to extort from the Legisla-
ture q measure which cannot be justified BY
even the plea Of 'party necessity" They
care little for the cost OF q Metropolitan
police, or for the uneaslness and alarm
which it would create. Their only object is
fat job with plenty OF pickings.p 80 :
The present city government is eminently
non-partisan ia character. Since the cleo.
tion OF Mayor Wagner, not one ,colored
man has been remooed to make soay tor. a
,olite man, no,. has! any man been renaoped
from Office on account OF his political SYM
pathies There were three commissioned
officers OF police under the Pillsbury Radical
administration, and, OF the; three, only one
Hendrieks-was dropped by the new Conn-
Gil. No sweeping changes have been made.
The conduct Of the new Mayor and Council
proves that they know, and make. no dis:
tinctioa on account, of politics or color
They have even elected q colored man to the
responsible position Of lieutenant OF police,
which is more than the Radicals ever did.
In word, they judg, holders Of office, and
applicants for office, by their merits and
fitness. They have no other standard
And yet it is proposed, in the interest OF
Hendricks, Hernandez, and their like, to
take the control Of the police out OF the
hands Of the City Government, and place it
in charge OF Messrs Willoughby, Pillsbury
and Hendricks. We know what to expect
from the ex-Mayor and the ex-Chief OF
Police, They would maintain their police
force at ruinous expense to the city, and
would, in very few months, undo all the
good which the past few weeks have done.
There is not single sound or reasonable
argument which can be advanced In favor OF
their scheme, and we hope that the Legisla-
ture will he wise enough, aud just enough,
to put the bill out Of its misery as soon as it
comes before them, .97..t
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TERMS OF THE NEWS

N--F,s
ru, DAILY Nxws, BY mall one yer' g; sn
months "a; three montnasa Served = sne
sIty At EIGHTEEN CE,rs week. psysoleto sae cai.
riers, or ss year, paidin advance at the omee.s
THE TRI.wERKLY NEWS, puonshea on fuesoayo p
Thursdays and Saturdays, >ons year 81 siA
months So. --..--,-,o .o-,a,
rHs WEEKLY NBvs, one year 81. SIX copies
10. Ten copies, to one address, SIS.
SUBSCRIPTIONS in all cases payable IN advance
and no paper conunued AFTER the expiration o!
the time paid fer. n =. uNy- -. - ;,
Nor1crs Of Wants, To Rent. Lost ana FOUND,
Boarding, 4c., not exceeding .c Words Is cenSs
each insertion: over 20, and not exceeding 80 80
words, 40 cents each Insertion; over 80, anu moi
exceeding 40 words, so cents each insertion.
These rates are ss-, and must invariably be
paid in advance.
RxxrrrANoRs should be made BY Postof1ce
Money order or by Express. II this cannot DC
aone, protection against losses by mail may be
secured by forwarding draft on Charleston pay
able to the erder OF the proprietors OF THE NsWS'
or by sending the money In registered d lester.
Address RIORDAN. DAWSON 4 Co.,.
sos. No. lss East Bay. Charleston. SO.
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The Fen.e Lsws--Au Important Ques-
,. Ntfon.


Messrs. E. S. Hammond, W. Pinkney
Starke and Thos. n. Whatley, three OF the
most intelligent farmers in South Carolina,
have investigated the subject OF fence laws,
and present their conclusions in a report
submitted to the Beech Island Farmers
Club. They show that the principle upon
which fence laws are based is adverse to JUS
tice and the rights Of property. Upon the
owner Of landed property is thrown the re-
sponsibility Of protecting it from aggression.
In cases OF trespass, the sufferer must prove
that his fences were strong, sound and of
legal height throughout and il his claim for
damages is sustained-a thing next to an
impossibility under the rigid requirements Of
the lava trihiDg fine may be collected.
While the farmer "can forbid any person
''from ranging or passing over his land un-
"der heavy penalties, and may send the tres
'passer to jail il he persists, he cannot pro-
"hibit his stock, but at bis own peril, except
ssby q lawful fence" Fence laws, moreover,
tend to annihilate the valuable class OF small
farmers by increasing the proportionate ex-
pense Of small enclosures These laws
"amalgamate the small ireeholds, and bring
"them under one fence and one master"
This is consideration which should have
great weight with the Legislature and with
all advocates of small holdings. Ten square
- olf intn
quire as much fencing as one square farm OF
one thousand acres. The committee say:
"If left to his choice, would not every far
mer prefer 10 avoid the expense Of fencing
his crops, and get full restitution OF damages
II his neighbor's stock injure or destroy them?
Can any farmer choose. voluntarily to be COM
PEELED to fence out his neighbor's stock 2 A
large proportion Of farmers keep only work
animals, mich cows for family usr, and few
hogs or sheep. IL any. Many enclose them all
the time for security, convenience, as advan-
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Notices in Bankrnptrp.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
j. UNITED STATES, FOR THE DISTRICT OF
suUTH CAR0LINA.-1n the matter Of ROBERT
h. HARNEY, Bankrupt by whom petition for
adjudication Of Bankruptcy was fled on the TWEEN
TY EIGHTH DAY OF JULY, A. D. 1871, In said Court
In Bankuptcy.--This Is to give notice that on
rant In Bankruptcy was issued against the estate
Of ROBEhT h. .HARNEY, OF Charleston, In the
County Of Charleston, and State OF South Carolina
who has been adjudged a Bankrupt on s nis
delivery Of any property belonging to said Bank;
rnpt to him or for his use, and the transfer is OF
meeting or the Creditors OF the said Bankrupt,
to prove their debts, and to choose one OF more
Asslgnees Of his estate, win be held at Court
OF Bankruptcy, to be holden At NO. ~ Broad
street, Charleston, South Carolina, before ):
G. CARPENTER, Registrar, on the sixth DAY OF
L. E. JOHNSON,
United States Marshal, as Messenger.
pOy2-s2 ,..
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Boarnlna.
matrhes, jemelrp, &r.
wv A LTH A NJ WATC b E S!
81 PLATE, le AND 20 SIZES.

These are the best WATCHES made in this coun.
try, and are made with and without Stem Wind
Ing Attachment.
They are finished In the best manner and run
with the greatest accuracy, and cannot be excel.
ed anywhere, at their respective prices.
The cases are all Of the newest patterns, and
specially made to our own order.
Our stock OF these Watches is now the largest,
and our prices, all things considered are the low
est In the city. .ts, '
BALL, BLACK d CO.,
AND sILvKRsHITH 8
Nos. 5s6 and 6s7 Broadway, New York,
jaly18-1yr
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Giaars, @oharro, &r.


g. I.. IAou
.s1ols 1880 msrIlM IoIsdma 10 IolepdoId
'HIdOHHOS WvII1IM no -
.aIauAssIs 6uIpBIl eIoJsq HoolS losJIsd
sIQ 5uTWsXa o. palssnbsI aIs sIssBuoInd .GlIo
qua VI sssuoV eIqIsuodssI 10 lJsIp 10 qsBo qllA
psluBdmooos 'tuIu o. pspuslxs sIspIo Ue 'GBI
.sp 9noU1lA 'SuIII0 10 1lIHoBI SutAl5 pussy 40
GnuB1suoo ldaH 81 sssuIsuq 10 euII sIq u ssIol1is
lie 10 luaw2Iosss sls!duoo pue sAIsus4xs NV
- - osIy p ''t-
4-fr- 'slu5s3Id semlBlIUO
loI eIqslIns 'uoi esIIdIus o. saopd ls Uss ueo
aIoJeIsq' 'Gllelosds sddIL WavHOSHa3W
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DO H1nos szood szaHL 'Lzzals eN4 ots ON
'asnoH r.
ooovsoI dNv avp1o oN1anIovdnKvH 11v1
-aa dNy a1vsa1oHM No1sa1avHU
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fpst au1 Gonn1.

r OsT, ON TUESDAY f, EVENING, A
black and white Hound PUP, Iour months
ulu Five dollars reward will be given for his re-
covery. Apply at J. Fl. MULLER'S, corner Broad
and King streets. 8 l..s.G-r. 81. dec2-2'
T ETTERS LOST.-THE PERSON WHO
IL picked up a package OF Letters on Rutledge
or Broad street on Thurs lay morning will receive
q reward OF Five Dollars t$6) by delivering them
10 their sd5ress. dec2-l
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NHRIsTMAs SUPPLIES!

L.
ASSORTED JELLIEs In Wine Glasses, large and
small Tumblers, Goblets, and pint and quart jars.
GuavaJelly in half pound and one pound boxes.
Assorted Preserves in pint and quart jars.
Canton Ginger twet and dry) In jars.
French and American Cordials. s.f.
Soft Shell Almonds, Layer Raisins, Cuirants,
Oitren, Primes, Nelson's Sheet and Brilliant Celia.
tine, French and American Brandy Peaches,
Cooking Wine and Brandy, assorted Flayoring
Extracts. .,t5s ,.'..
$50 cases Canned Fruits, Vegetables, Meats, DC,
consisting Of fresh Peaches, Green Cages, Bartlett
Pears, White Nay Duke oherrtesi Quinces, Straw:
berries, Tomatoes Green Corn, Green Peas, okra,
Beef, Mutton, Turkey, ooye Oysters, Lobsters,
Fresh and Spiced Salmon, and Devilled Ham.
| Good Clsret on draught OF 81 25 per gallon, ati
! iiiT bt: WELOH,5 GROCERY, tia,,.
/ nov2s Corner Meeting and Market streets.
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A GENTS WANTED FOR THE UNI
~ vERSAL TWINE AND THREAD GUTTER;
saves time twtne, thread. fingers and teeth. Some.
thing every body wants. Samples mailed on re-
CENT OF Is cents Address GEORGE DAVIS, No.
500 Broadway, New York. - oct30-Sm0s
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XITANTED PURCHASERS OF TICKETS
wv ,inthe Land and immigration Associasitn n
ul Messrs. BUTLER, CHADWICK, GARY d co
Tickets now ready. VIII be glad TO see my friends
or the office OF Mr.. EDWARD n. M0RELAND,
Sc. 20 Broad street. EBEN CUfFIS, Suo.AgenL
mayB .. .. - sr.H r.r.r .#.
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Tbe GbafleSto1t atps.
NEWS OF THE DAY.

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2. 1871.
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WRAPPING PAPER FOR sALE.-OLD
w NEWSPAPERS III large or small quantities
Price ~ CENTS PER HUNDRED. Apply az the
oillce Of TIE NEWS. maylS
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$500 worth Of FRENCH CHINA GOODS, at 10 per
cent above cost -
cost Gs9 lfff l57 9!'.
$4,000 worth Of CHRISTMAS G00nS, including
large assortment OF Small Toys, at 10
per CENT Rboye cost
$1,000 worth OF House. Furnishing Goods, includ.
ing numberless smal articles, at 10 per
25 packages Glassware, alto per cent above
cost. a
The above Goods cannot be obtained az le
same prices at any Store init city, 90 It is In
cumbent upon all who consider their own inter-
,esw to give my Stores atrial. -.
-, .s.r.,. g.s .=-.1i2 -. !sohh ". LiNLEI.
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for Sale.

NOR SALE, FOUR HUNDRED FOWLS
II and TURKEYS. Fowls 81 70 So so per
0ozen TURKEYS 81 so TO So per pair. Apply at
No, az Market street 10 W HUNT. dec2lH
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EOR SALE, A SECOND HAND THREE
II QUARTER Four Pocket BILLIARD TABLE,
IN good order, with equipment complete. Apply
ton, 8. @. ,..., nov27-0s
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NHARLEsTON TYPOGRAPHICAL So
~ CIETY.-fhe Regular Monthly Meeting Of
this Society will be. held at the corner OF ST.
Philip anl Beaufain streets, THIS EVENING, the
I'd instant, at hall.psst 7.o'clock. 4 r.
dec2 - - J. D. PARRY, Secretary.
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TT YOU ARE IN WANT OF A SEWING
l. MACHINE, see first the HOME SHUTTLE, the
cheapest and best, at BlSSELL, No. 81 ,Hasel
street, opposite Express ONCE. Price $25 to $37.
sep15 8IloS ' IT,.
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YEyANTED, BY A STEADY, INTELLI-
wv GENT and perfectly trustworthy coored
man, OF mature years, place as porter In bnti-
t.ess house. Satisfactory references given. Ad'
dress "PORTERn office OF TIE NEWS. Qct2
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Meetinas.

~ ERMAN RIFLE G L q BAN cAD-
VI JOURNED Meeting viii take place at Lind.
stedt's Hall, Tomorrow AFTERNOON, at O'Clock.
Members are requested to be punctual IN atten-
dance as important business Will be presented for
consideration. R. ISSERTEL,
dec2 Secre' ary.
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Stanley GuuntD GcmmiffipnerS.

Das 5auS paifirte lebten Dienaa9
cine 8iQ fir &eorsonifrune hes Collie
gums Der County @pmmilGunerS. cn
Der nd6iten au9emeinen @abl 1o4en
feds &ommi1tonsr6 9ewdblt merper> uno
;wor bier aus ber Staot ct. paul unp
3pet aus ben 2ano Ditrtften auberDaIb
Der Staot9renSen.
Die 9dIfte perielbm 1pQ elm Sabr
i'm Mmte perbletben ; unp jepe6 foleenpe
Sabr iouen BRET @ammiiipners, 3met aus
Der @tapt> uno elmer pom Qanpe fir Ell
men Germin Don 3wet Sabren serpdblt
merpen, per %jepe8mali9e MaYpr perStapt
ct. Yaul IoQ Elm POLES Witelieo beS
@oQe9tum6 letn unp zen @orVb flDren.
Die jeBtaenM it9lieoer perbleiben imNmte
bis ibr &ermin ab9elaufen 1T. Seoes
neue M}t9lieO bat einen Nmt6eio ab3u>
le9en. paB tp6brenp pe6 TermineS fir
wel&en ooi5elbe eewdblt if, e6 tein Sn@
tereRe, pper Yloi: tn tr9enp wel6e1Wet
in elnem Gontraft fir ca6 County Eaben
fol-.
Mitelteoer pelGe ibren MmtSeio Yers
leben lpQen rur@ pa5 GoQe9ium aus9e<
ltoBen weroen uno t6nnen rur6 bic 5u@
tebence 0sribt6bebBrpe mad umtdneen
nit @elp uno0 ef1n9ni6 itraf e belest werz
ben.
Ser County Muritor bat balbjabrli9
uno jabrli9 etnen Ne6enI9aft8 Seri6t
uber cte 6inanScn peS GountYa absu!e>
gen.
s hes @eleBeS Yerfu9t taB uaQe Sc
lfBe uno Ebeile BON 0eleBen wel6e nit
pielem@e lebe ni@t iibeyeinfimmen f
9ebpben 1inp."
Mtt 5inwsi6 euf bic ousemeinen
9tatutsn fir Gintbeilun9 Der Gounty6
in Gommiiioner Diltr;fte uno bic @obl
perlelben 9lauben mir bab unter S s oiez
les @eieBeS Gin Gonfift entltebep miirpe,
oa leBterer bic 8efimmun9en fir Gin
tbetluno Ter Ditritte unp t~beilwsiie csn
Wablmoou6 fur @rwablun9 Don Com
mil ioner6 In allen anberen@ounz
ties i'm Staate aufbeben wUree.
Der ridti9e Weo, melGer bier ein3uz
lblasen mlre, lbeiat unS etne 8elimz
mun9 3u ieta !; caB eer in ben auaemet<
men @tatuten OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
unp Gintbeilun9 Der DiIi>itte, ouf Namz
lep County feline Mnwenoun9 boben lpQ,
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Gtaat5 : Neuigfctten.

- GIN Ncrrsoer IN Ct S!cF Stter
Sail COUNTY wurpe beiu1 5pltfduen
cur6 einsm %Suiamment iirsenren Soum
10 fart an &rpfe oer!eBt raB ct mod on
oenltlben Sage fart.
- 6. Glarf> fruberer County NnmaIt
rpn Sadlon County purre rur9 rem
GbcrifT BON Wanfato perboftet.
Glort fcu mebrere 61lI9un9en be9an>
gen bahen unp aus cena Wef1ngniB &C.
typ1tE le{n,
- Dana 6. Sing DON Wecter Gounz
ty If sum Superpi Ipr pe5 neuen Snlanpz
GteuerzD iirict5 ernonnt mprreu> nell
der Winnel cta> Gafcta uno WYomtn9
umfaet, Dana" 1T ;trar crf1 ipdt fit
feline uGreue" belpbnt wpycen> oter Ter
2pbn 1T niGt au6geblieben.
- Sn 2idtfelO wirb cine Gpi6fcpol
Stride setaut,
- Dennis S!pdS 6au6 in @rpw
Wi19 wurce om lebten Somtog Mor4
gen cur6 Geuer serf5It.
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Scr Triete+

Der Bunlb wel6sn mir BET Be0inn
hes &riegs6 1pieoerbolt ouaipraden> bab
Ter &an,ler ne8 peutl9en Strides 5uBerz
leiueS Granfrei@ ben Trieren pittiren
m1se 1T sldn;eno in @riiQuns 9esonz
gen.
DeutiGlanb 1T eint9! Deut1dlanb 1T
beute wie Der pb1uir aus Der &iae al6
bus 9rebe &aiierrei@ wieper aufer1tanz
zen.
Sim IeBten Samfo9 Mitta9 81 ubr
murpen Don benz &et96fan;ler, @raf fen
Bismarf uno ben @erren GbierS unp
SABRE gu 8eriaiQe6 bic GriecenS preli=
minarien unter3et9uet.
Sbre @auptbeoin9un9en iinb Wtrez
tuns pon@liab unb MeB an pas oeuti9e
Hei9 unb eine &rte9sentl9dctsuns DOR
5000 MiQionen BraneS.
Sbter6 1erIu6te NQe6 UNI MieB 3u be-
balten uro erbot 1@ lp9or 2urembur9
ansufoufen uno baI1elbe an Deutl9lano
su ceoiren, ppraus9eleBt bae Meb nidt
an Deutl9lano annefttt mirce.
Secenfa05 Elm nidt iebr 19mei9elbaf@
te6 Compliment fir riejenisen Current
burger welde 70 9erne ufronSSf19" isin
mE9ten.
Dag bic Natipnol>Y Seer |ammlune in
So:oeaur bic 9efteQten 8erin9unsen ocz
ceptlren pirp, If wpbl ais ltGer an;uz
nebmen; uno 1T eS uni er unb semiB rer
WuniA jepe6 bumanen Men(1en, eaB
oiel Ter Triece europa eiuen rauerncen
Grteoen gepdbren unp IS in Wabrbeit
beteen m1sc:
uDas beut19e Sail errei9 it ber 0riste,"
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Ott
Dtnt(9e 9ufbbQnblung
psn HgZZ3 $50
&ba$+ @pnne,
81 Rate CITRATE, &ticaeo, JainotS

Itttxt eeeea go.ausbgdb1une ~pprtufret,
1875. Der &rie8 rentidbIannS ae9en3ranf.
reid ,,pon Berner 9abn. tn 10 10 IS eferun.
gen. BUD 6urmat, taunrirt. per Offering .....-...fO
Jeu1: Der eeutfd,sfrans00Id,e &ries 1870
O1dre de Bstaile Ser beuti@sn unb frans6Ri9en Ir.
naeen, asrten unb e&la6hpldneu, in ~ bis Is Soften.
j mad ber Dauer hts Rrisees. Bud. Gpruat, PEI
6btae 6stssn Weris da1 bic bsaen bs TEST .ri@ttnnsa
5anarirftS tf@id.tt bee arieaes e,nisze:
I1gemeine 6amilien'3eitunS. 17Sefte jdbr-
6
SIdtter fir ben bduslidben &reis. II SET.
aasb fir M ii II Ssas iassIt$a .A'! gut Statiai$ 3
sne d. Ses Welt. is Ssis iabrli&. yit stapiai9 =
o yfse;'s IS Suite
Sauftrirte sselt. II Ssfts id1rlt@. @is etat4-
at& prdmte eratts 8
3tipaiser 8artenIanbe. 10 5sfte jdbrlta..". 3
Omnibus. Is 5sfte iabrlta. Mis stab1Rt& 9rd-
sa 9snie: II 9tfN iaprlia. Mt staplaid gra, y
1e %" es SnnS nus :
@tstrmann "" mO"afsbsftt. 12SssprSapr 6 6
Bazaar. 50 Rummern idb-lit" 5
8erliner &taeeeracatidb. rs %Qummern jdbrltd. A
Mlna,ener fie8enpe Sldtter. 50 Nummera
Snufrrrtes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fir bas
Boil, NIT nber 500 tn ben lert atbrudten Sluaratir-
men NIT Yeteabsn, tn Blunt. unb Ionritoern, tn 100
bis 120 Soften, ser 5eft Is Gents. Stts Dert If be-
Sfonesrasbiiher MtIas nm Gonperfa:
tions.xerison. 100 5eite, a As Gents.
0ort's Iaultrir Il @radbt t. fur satb'1itea
2hiaaintweit Neiien in 1liIen. In bret Bdn-
ben (Banb 1 II. 3 erfdtenenl,
.&ataloee gratis auf 0erlaneen.
Mssnten tuerben eeiu9t.
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Teisr osnw. fbiuetens Geburtsta9.

BUR Geier oiele6 Cages batten mebrere
unlerer Mili5 @cmpa9aien cine 9rpbe
parace peranitaltet.
Die elte formtrte li9 unter @ommanbo
Don Major 2untenbetmer in Dem Tranf>
lin Yarf In fol9enoer Sronung. .
Great Wetern 8ano
Turnsr SAUBen,
Snpspenpent Yioneer NiFss,
Gmmet @uarp.
Die Yarare marl9irte bur6 bie5aupt>
nraben Der @taet, ma9te Dem @ouDer>
reur uni Maypr Der Stact lire Mufz
tpartune, BON welben ile nit patriotiiden
Mnlpra9en empfaneen murpe1 uro febr>
ten pan1 na@ ibrem 9aup!quartier ;uz
rid.
Der 8au ant Mbeno i'm Mtbendum
Ipar iebr gut belu@t. Mueer ben Mit>
8liepern Der Militdr @pmpaenien batte
fi6 cine Men9e 8reunce berielben ein9e<
funoen uno unaetratte5 eiterfeit berri9te
bis 3ur 1pdten Stunoe*
BelonrerS %erpdbnen muI1en' mir nod
bic Tedtz8 crteuun8n se9eben BON
Gs6tmeiter 6. 8lattner uno ben Gurz
nern @iGmannn unb 9auf, BETTE leBz
tere 1ino j3Dolin9e, BET Germ Blattner
unc bic 2eiterppramteen auf9efubrt Don
Gem @t. paul G%urnperein. Betoe @orz
teuungen, bic wdbreno ben Yauien ftattz
fancen fanren ben pollen Beifau pea
VublifumS.
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Ginae1anot.I

@ttllm ater ZEN "a. Tetr" 1871.
Treuno Sonoer!
Du eriudtef mid fgubcr einmol, Dir
Don Belt ju Belt NAL Stems" 5afom>
men 5u lonen. 8ie!one polItrte su noe
nin BOD ieitpem mir bic Gtlenbobn unp
cine u@bamber Of Commerce" baben>
lbeint es et,pas letenpiser bier III wer<
pen, uno tperpe i'd Dir bin uno mieeer
GtwaS YermelDeu; uno made i'd
beute ben Mnfang.
Der bietge Dsut1be 8:retn 1T jebt
iebr ribri9 uno baben mir ou@ jeBo cine
Gbea!er > Seftipn> bic am Wittwpa
Mbeno al8 G%ritlin95zD erlud ben Stert
BON Is Sabren" Dor gut belebtem 6ou(e
Aan3 nette pom5 tapel laufen Lief. Nadher
mar efnI an;trdn3deu UNI ldien ilbSung
uno Alt Dortwf!i6 ;u omlftren. Musa
wor peni9itens III Der iG1nteu 5armoz
ME. G5 fol- ale II Sage Don jcgt an
aeIpielt wercer, um Gtpa8 Qeben
in Die Sode au trin3en.
Gin oneer Mol mebr> fir beute leb
wpbl, Eurner.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-03-02

- GAIL Mdber 256 Dritte @traBt
Yetauft cine rt&tie sebenpe ubr fir 2
Dollar.
&erun:9ll dt.-Softpb Auelatre.
.etn bran3p1e BON Chippewa Sails, isis,
rpp{elbf er Gamilte bat, fam lesten@ onn>
tag rad ct. paul. Gr trant wdbrenr
lttnes 6terlein6 1ebr fart unp wurDe
Dienfta9 Mtttag inIrpmbleYsB rtdbaus,
in melbem So. @eulean etnen @aloon
bdlt, nen eieieu, ,1a@ einem 3tmmer in,
3weiten Stodmerfe 8ebra9t, uni ieinen
&eui@ aus3u51lafen.
CT mpdte unsefSbr ;pet Stunoen &C.
f4lafsn baben, al6 er aufitano> pur@ pa8
6enNer auf einen Nnbau pe6 9au| les 9ez
lQnote unb BON benz Da9e pe6 Mnbaue6
un9etdbr etne 91be oon 20 Gub auf Die
Strabe fel.
Muclafre Bate BEL benz Sale bo6 &C.
mid 8ebro@en unp etnen @@doelbru9
~erlitien, tpelder na9 Der drSliden NuSz
laee ALIEN eenl9eno par> ben SOD .bertei
81 tuDren.
Inter GprIB ron 81. MattpdS wuroe
lofort Elm Jnaueit abgeballen unb Die
@elaworenen 9aben Elm ben umfdnoen
an9eme6enen @abrlpru@.
Stillmater u. 81. YaulMtr
Sour sine Gt1enbabn
@ompasnie. - Diele neue @omz
paonie fir ben 8au elmer pireften 2tnte
swtlden ben beipen @taote1 1T ioeben nit
etnem Gtamm &apital Don 100000
oreanifrt poroen. Tolsenbe 1ino bic
Snforporatoren, mel9e 1dmmtlt9 tnStiQ~
water mpbnbaft ftnb:
Same5 N. Cattle, 6. 80. Durant, @.
Mc&ufd, 6. 6. Butler @m. s.. Bronz
ion, s. q. Gullom, Suf. S&upp> s. 81.
&esifer, s. st. Steiner, s. 6. @@lenf,
$. 6. Sbeparp, Son g. porter s.. g.
@eery> Sec. &. @baw, @m. 81. Mc>
@luer, Sei1ab Staples 6. @frlt M.
Nofat S. S'SbauBneiy, 6. 81. @ey>
t1plr. a49 70. .4s4atSaa p@3s s&ef a. -
Carl M6ber, 6256 Dutte ,4Straee
sertapft cine CUTE 8rtue fir rs Gtnts,,