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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-01-19
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nDie @inneappliS Tribune""@ berid<
tet : ,... .... ..ns q, ~.
@m. Eaylpr, Sames @rifftb uro
@m. Mc@inniS tan1er. in Der lebten
@ylpe( ternadt I'M 6auie pom Same6
Buleer an&anlaSzS traBe 3ulammen uno
feierten basNeujabr NIT tarfen @btstep<
Qibationen. @eeen Mitternadt entttanb
Streit unter ibnen unp Mc@innfs puroe
Dor leinen &ameraben am &ppfe unp
san3en &6rper NIT @tSBen uno S&ldeen
ara 3u9eri9tet. Mm nd9Ren Sage ner~
urtbeilte @quire Mpr9an Taylor unp
@rifftb gu elmer @elpfrafe pen je SIS,
uno BE @a@e i@ten ibr Gnbe 3u baben.
= m leBteu Dtenfa9 jepo@ ftarb Mc>
@innis Al, ben Gpleen Der In Der Neu<
iabrsna@t erbaltenen @erlebungen. Ncz
@innis mar uneefdbr so Sabre alt, Elm
rubi0er Manr ,nb TamilienDater.
Die Yolisei 1T jebt bemlbt, bic &aufz
tplpe, &paS i9on bur@ ben Squire"
bdtte 9el9eben 1pIen, 3u oerbaften.
@dbreno am leBten Dienta9e bet
Coroner 81. Bleden aber jenen TaQ I'M
terlu&un9 bielt> wurbe ibm 9eueloet, bab
in einem p~erla1en oaitebenpen 6aule,
mel9es IN ter StraBe liest in wel@e
@bicaeo Mpenue mlinoet,. Der 2ei@nam
elmer Grau 9cfunoen tporben iet. Dte
llnterlu@un9 er9at, eab bic @erfurtene,
perer Nan,er1 nt9t ermittelt werben
fonnte, cine Grau NIT buntlem 6aar>
pel9e6 i9pn an mebreren Stellen 9rau
>par, gut 9efleipet unp nit einen1 Sbaml
perleben, @trp@nin 9enontme1 bate.
@ire balb leere Glai9e> uel6e ba6 t6ot>
li9e &ift entbielt> murpe in ibrer unz
mitteltaren Ndbe sefuncen, 1omte Elm Mr>
beitsforb> wel9er cine @9Ir3e, etn frila
sewal9enes 6emoe cine en9liide gibel
uno Elm pprtmpnnate NIT 1922 ent<
bielt.
Die Qei9e puree am pberen @rte bel
Greppe 9%efunoen, >par bur@ Mufldwel>
lung peS @ei&te8 uno &5rper6 1ebr ent>
felt uno lbien aQem Mnl 9etn na@ be-
reit5 cine @o@e ant rielem Srte 9elesen
gu BADEN.
Mn benz &6rper uno in BET um9ebune
paren feline Snoicten gu fnren> wel@e
auf Mpro I9lteben !al1en, uno CABIN BIT
@el9mprener Elm @erpift baB bic Ser;
Rprbene bur9 cine Doli6 @try@nin, nell
DE 1te 1i9 1elbf bet9ebra9t gu tbremTppt
9etommen lei.
@pdter. @tr erfabren, pab be,
Same Der 8eraprbenen Marp >. yan
,par. @ie >par unperbeiratbet AZ Sabr,
alt unb felt ibrem 18ten Q%ebensjabre bic
1862 S@uQebrerin. S{e fam I'm leBten
Spdtjabr na@ Mtnneapplis uno bat in
&t4 felp, 6ennepin County, cine perbei>
ratbete S@wefer, NamenS @ilion.
Sn Mtnneappli6 fonnte fte teine Nn>
fteuune als 2ebrertn eter font pa6enDt
Bel9dftteuns fnren uno tefanb 1& IN
ben leBten @o&en in {ebr 9eorudte,
Sttmmua9. Dies mag uobl aud bit
uria&e 9epeien iein, wel@e fe gum
Selbi tmproe trteb.
Die 2etae purbe BON Der S@wefe'
Der @erforbenen na9 &i9felo 9el9aft
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-01-19
G~tfenbabn,n

@l6 Der na@ Often 9ebenbe @Qter;ua
oer Milwaufee u. ct. paul Gtienbabn
Breitu9 Mbenp 81 utr In bic Ndbe BON
Menbota fam, f3el SerrY Murray, Elm
8remitr> 3mii&en ;wet Bra@twa9en uno
wurbe Don Dem 3use lberfabren nno To-
fort 9etbptet.
Murray fanb auf einen1 @uterwa9en
unb perlu9te Don peMielben na@ etnem
anberen 3u iprtu9en, mdbreno per 3ua
nod In 8ewe9une mar. @etn Gub elitt
aus uno er fel 3wil@en bic @a9en.
Der @erforbene btnterldBt cine Trau
unb &ino tn Swatpnra unp :surbe bic
Qet9e bprtbt>1 9elanbt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-01-19

Demonf ratten Ur b n
papf.- Mus benz u@anperer" erieben
MR. raB uniere fatbplii@en Mitbur9e,
am often I'M Spernbaule cine 9rpbe0erz
1ammluno abbalten 1peroen UNI tbren
Spmpatbien nit lem papite @usrrud gu
perletben.
Die @erlammlun9 miro Mttta9 Il
ubr int Spernbaule ibrenNnfan9 nebmen
unD merDen &epen 9ebalten uno fir bic
@elesenbeit pa0ence Nelolutionen an9e>
nomnneu tpercen.
6ierauf miro cine Yro;elion na@ Der
bil9bFi9en &elipens tottfnpen unc Elm
6obamt in Der @atbeorale abgebalten
peroen.
8oleentes if bic SrSnuns Der pro@
5el1iun:
1. Conf. Of ct. paul> ct. @tn3ent Dc
paul 8eretn.
2. 81. mary's Gonf. ct. ginsent be
paul @eretn.
3. @t. Spiepb's @ailen<8 erein.
4. ct. Yeter's unterflbun9s> &erein.
5. 81. MoYius SInsltnes> @erein.
6. ct. Spbn 8aptif %unpl1nton Gran>
cafe.
z. &atboli1aer unterRlBunes> @erein.
8. Gatbsr Matbsw Gemperen3z@ eretn.
9. MQe uebrtgen> mel9e ft9 oer pro>
3elfcn an|9lieBen rpQen.
Die fol9enpen 3erren trurben als
Mar19due pom Committee ernannt:
@btef Mal9au Tbpma6 Grace.
1. MlIient 81. @a9ner.
2. Mlf]ent 81. . u ratne.
- Die beabF@t{9te Demonfratton
bieiser &atboltten gu 8unfen bes pap>
tes, miro ni&t I'M Spern 6auie foneern
an, nd9ften @onnta9 M{ttas In BET Ga
tbebrale ab9ebalten meroen.
@affen@a@er. - Auf ber
pierten @eNe Der beutt9en Nummer fin
bet Ter 2e1r cine &eibe 8el@ll0e, ,pel@e
Don elmer 3ablreiden @erlammlun9 rpn
Deut19en In 81. 2outs pai0rt wur>
ben.
Dielelben entbalten einenprptef 8t9en
cas @erfabren, beien i@ per&riessmint>
fer 8elfnap l9ulpis eema@t, inbent er
@afen aus ben Bunoe6 Nrlenalen at
bic fran3. prosilorti&e &ea{eruns oer>
fault.
Mie aus ben 8eldlQ6en iu erieben,
tperoen bic @ertreter pe6 Staate6 Milz
Iourt I'm @onDreB erlu&t oieelben benz
@on9reB por3ule8en uno ftebt bemnd@f
III erparten, bab bteier @afenlda&er i'm
Bunoes @enat CUR @pra9e tommt.
- Mm 1. Mdr3 6noet In Minneapo>
lis sic Notwithstanding Der ~Nprtb>
pefern @runoeieentbums> @eieui&aft"
fat. 2oo(e 3u $500 t6nne1 in benz 90
tale Der 6anoelsfammer, nd4f ber poif>
SfFce bur4 perm 0ifan 6. Dodge Be-
sooe1 tpereen, unb .ptrp jeben 2oole Elm
iG5ues .Gbtonto befeeBtben. Wer ietn
E@ldf III ,sserllutat,m iwlnfat Il ptrfdnua'e
nil@ttsFI&a n SIT sfia eeos ~ Apt9rl&afstt'
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-01-19
n5et9 e.

gDir unters eidnete ertldren hermit 6fentih ba6 mir in Der
ylatt Spm 81 DECEMBER 1870 auf ben 1. Sanuar 1874 mad
eefdpHen taben. Das mir in alien Sduiern gut %aufsenDm,
men wureen neritebt f& sen felhit NIT @usnabme einem. benin
ba 8at es Bubnen. Das tein gDatcnier gIrser tn 5initdt
auf bte1e @efdtdte bic ba fatteefunoeu, nit us rras su tbun
aebabt, bate bab 70 cine i6udbli4e 0erleumtuug III tpenn
man faat bae elmer eerl lben unier &apttdn mar, menn MIR
b1tten tinen baben molten Ri ten MIR ben @eneral Der gDatp,
MIA &apauerte vbne 3petfel basu s%enpmmen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-01-19

@f@tt9er pro3eB.- @eo. 8.
@arren BON EroY, 81. 9. bat bur@ ietz
men Mnwalt, @errn s. g. .. @earp, in
benz 8unbe6>@ ert@t cine &la9e ge9en
bte ct. Yaul Il. Yacife &ilenbabn>@ Cont
pa9nie erbpben, in wel@er er 8eiibtitel
auf serpi7e 8aufteIen, >pel&e an Der UNI
teren 2anoun9 na@ benz Mtl11lppt au8>
laufen, beanipru@t, auf wel@e bic Com
pa9nte ibren Depot uno elevator 9ebaut
bat. Der &ldser Serlan9t bic Gortiaaf<
flung jener @ebdube bu:@ bic @ompasnie
unp $4,000 @9abensr|aB.
- %naStafa @balan, ein jungeS
Mao@en Don faun, 10 Sabren, pel9e
bte polt5et ant leBtenM pntage, auf Na@>
lu@en ibres @ater6> aus einem profitu<
ttpnSbauIe an Der Stem @traBe bplte,
tpurce BON Dem Nuli3eirt9ter ,peee1 liz
cerli@en 2ebenswanbels 3t 80 Taeen
@efansnibfrafe Serurtbetlt. Die ju>
eenolt9e Slnoertn ertldrte, taB Is ibr
lebr 9lef@8llti9 fei auf pie lan9e 3eit
le na@ Dem @efdnsnib se1anpt 1pirpe.
sic 1et bur@ i@le@te 8ebanolnn9 @ei>
tens tbrer @ltern gu bielem @&ritte 8e<
trieben ,pcroen; unp &perpe, 1pbalp Getpte>
ber I'M BefB tbrer Gretbeit iet na6 Dem
8a9nto an Der 8ten Strabe surad 1eb=
rem. -,
l. - - .s.-r s. CEg.,
= Sn &amfey Counts ereianeten f6
-,pdbrenp beS Sabre8 1870 1883 @eburz
ten1urp $50 terttfdQs. Il
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-01-19
Gin mabrer 0olfsreprdfentant+

6err Sage, pel6sr Mpwer County |.
Der 2eei8lotur reprdlentirt, mar bon ben
Spre9er gum Mit9lieoe Der @pe3ial
Committee fir Minnel ota Staat6z Gtlen:
babntonc5 ernannt >pproen.
6err paee truo Gr:ta9 I'M 6auie ba:
rauf an Jpn 1etner Dienfe an biele1
Committee gu entbincen, ba er mebrer'
intime Breunoe babe, rpel9e 8efber tol,
der Gtlenbabnbonr6 finn, uno er MIDI
wunlbe, in ieiner Gi9enldaft al5 &eprd=
1entant ce6 @olfe6 in cine Sage perfect
su fem, melbe feline unparteili9feit> we
e8 fd UNI @ntl9eipun9en i'm Sntere1f
res Staate5 unp @olfe8 banele> beein>
FuNen fSunte.
Da8 @elu@ beS Germ pa9e murce
Don pem 5auie einiimmi9 bemiuist.
Mufruf.- Gin Ser S.8. Mi9eld
Don bier erlteB firslt9 I'M u@anrerer"
etnen Mufruf an bic In Minnelota wpb>
nenoen u2uremburser", ~eine ibrem alien
@aterlanre rrpbenoe @efabr abwenoen ~
belfen uno sesen ba8 Serbalten preu>
ben'6, 2urembur9 gu annetttren, gu pro-
tftiren".
@ebr ridtt9 bemertt bieriiber Die Stem
ulm Yot:
uNebme 6err 81. bic Baden nit ben
Greibeiten 2urembur96 ni@t gu 1oQ. @8
9iebt feline 2anpe@perfa6un9 treeno zines
fleinen beut( den Staate8, Die nt@t ltte<
raler pdre, al6 bic ben 2uremburgern bon
{brem &Snts>@ rpbber3o9 aufoftroYtrte
@erfa0una, pel&e tbren @ertreter tauna
et,pa6 mebr etnrdumt, ol6 bic BON bel
flrflt9en &e9terun8 betretirtenB el9luGs
au re9tfrfren. &n ba8, pa6 tbneu
bic ieBioe oeutiae 8unbeSnerfa0un9 &C.
pdbrt rei9t bas, mas BON Grantret@ 3u
errparten wdre, ni9t TN @ntfernteiten
bin.
Der protef miro enbli& ni9t ptel
belfen, &pen1 'e8 Der teutldsn 0orma91
- mas inpe7en nod gar feline feitbez
19lcfene @a@e 1T - wirflt@ @rnft fem
ipute, 2%uremturs an Deutl&lano 3urid>
sunebmen. 2urembur8 bdtte ba3u bur@
bic tmpert{nente Notwithstanding,
bic IS fi@ In benz jebi9en &rie9e CUR Be-
19doi9un9 ber oeutl@en @afen 81
fS@ulpen tommea lteb, bic 1aulppule
@eranla6un9 ~ee9eben. Denu tuentt mat,
70 melt 9ebt fetnblt&e Geftun9en pro-
piantiren 3u belfen, &auienoe DON Fa@
ttsen fran36fl9en Soloaten wteber III IT,
rer SABINE 3u brin8en> bann bort bod
wpbl jepe Na@i@t unp @@pnune
auf."
Gin 15tes
ENHANCEMENT bate f19 AM leBtet @onn>
taee in ber %.farbieen Metbepitenftr@e
gun, Mntob ~auer 8uten uNts9er" !,
pie Der ~pioneer" }a9t 1ebr sprlaut unb
unanfdnot9 betraeeu. am lebten DON;
nerfa9 ppr ben poli3eiri9ter 8ebra&t
wurpe Sadlpn, beg &ubef6rer> 81 elmer
s@elofrafe Yen .1$5 pnea 8eltn psrprz
Itbstt. as5sd1sa sEl III il H
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fokales. a.
Germ @olf's @porefe 1T:
4llbert @uIf,
@eberi traBe go. Is,
GERMANY Bremen
N& i n ~ G f9f@
ais cine
@etmatb fir @inman6erer.
st e II 81 II & q + e

Dit neue Auseabe bieier pampblete bat iosber
bic greft serlaaen unb 1T CUR @erfenbuns BEN b.
trefenben @taatabeamten iibereeben norbert.
Aue, bic ibren Greunben IN ber alien 5eintatt
ober ben SRlt&en @taaten cine oetreue 8el9rei'
bune unieres Staates ienben troaen, foattn BIZ
Mbtre6e an tpel@e lie has panapblet, foftenfret,
selanbt baben tpoQen, iuslei& einieuten AT 5erru
wm+ See8er,
@tate Srea1urer'S Office, &t. SAUL Minn
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Meteerploetfbe Sepbabtunaer>
station ct. paul.

~ ~ y "
@eleulaaft. - Die Mtt9lierer oerlelben
serlammelten 1t9 leBten Sonnabeno IN
benz 2pfale Der 6ancelSfammer uno
wdblten fol9enoe 8eamte fir ca6 lauz
fenoe Sabr:
pra6 pent-D. q. s. Bafer.
@icezYrd1rent %. g. 5encer(on~
@efretdr - @m. paif #.
SaaBmeifer s. s. 8rainarb.
&refuttpz @emmtttee - s. 6. 8urz
banf, 81. Sbeire> Gbos. Bpmers, g.
2pdwpoe> %. g. 8rimbau.
8. s. Brainarb unb >. 6. Dodge
puroen al6 Dele9aten sur @taats> Mderz
bau<@ eIeQI9af ert1anrt.
Gin &orl9la9, BET ber Staat8<@&er~
bauz@ leQi9aft parauf a%n;utra9en> oag
bic @derbau< Mu8feluns fir Rem @taut
in bielem SABRE in ct. Yaul absebalten
&perpe, CAB 3u letbafter Debate @eran<
la0uns, uno wurbe bel9lp6en, bae, 1oute
btes 8el9eben, bic County 6atr ni9t alb
9ebalten weroen wlree.
Die beut19e priYat19u!e
beS 5errn g. 6. &etnmuller it
ems Der 9eciesenRen Gr;tebun9s< Sniff
tute I'M erer Start, unb erfreut f@ btez
lelbe unter itiner fabt9en 9eitun9 zines
bllbenoen @eoeibens. Deutl9e Gltern>
pel9e tbre Sinner nidt in etne 1fentltde
S9ule 1enoen ppuen> fDnnet mir 5errn
&'8 @@ule unbeoin9t empfeblen.
- Die Tatber MatbepS Temperensz
@eieuldaf # feierteM ittmob ibrS abreSfef~
Nm 8ormttta9c fano Elm 5c9amt in Der
@atbeorale fatt, meldem cine Yrpselfon
our9 Die 5auptfraben Der Stapt folgtev
Das SET bel9lob Elm banquet in Soeon
5alle.
- DaS nl6fe CONCERT Der 81. paul
Muffz@ eleQldaft fnoet Donnert tag ben
"a. Sanuar> i'm Spernbaule fat.
- Da6 Wetter bat 1i6 felt 9epcrr
Mbeno sedncert ; &esen unp 5a9el wedz
ieln mltetnanoer ab uno an @lattet6
feblt IS ni9t.
Man nebme f6 Dor unfreiwtQi9er
Nteoerla9en in @6t.
- Der Startratb beabi i9tteteGreitae
Nbenb cine Spf3ialz6 iBun9 gu bnlteu,
UNI bic 8riden< Gra9 gu beratben pa
jeDp9 Maypr See ais 8rIden>D DIRECTOR
leinen 8eridt nod nt9t ppuenoet Bate
wtrp bic Gra9e In Der resuldren Ser
iammluns am nd&fen Dtenta9e 3ur
8%erbanplun9 fommen.
- Da Is @9etnt, baB BON eepi0en
Setten auf neutrality-suspicious. @ereaat
9elentt >puroe ben bereit6 frIber erwdbn7
ten Diebfabl in ben 9dul errr ber 9errn
q. @&efer uno s. @iQtu6 be9aneeu tu
baben, fino MIR per1u9t mit3utbeilen, baB
BET Name bes Mdb@enS 9e9eu pel9e
o%teSlnflase erbpben tpuroe @usuta 9aua
1T.
- 6err @enrY older Mitolieo Bee
@oueeium6 ber County @ommilfondr&
bat bel @oup. Nuitn auf unterl u@ung
sesen Germ Tbo6. 5pwarb, ols frtbre@
ren Sor1Benoen be8 County 8oarp8 am
9etrasen unr bel9ulptet penielben Der
@erlebun9 1etner MmtspA t&ten. Der
@ouDsrn1r bat eiren &eferenten fir
Nufnabme be6 3eu9en>B emei le6 er=
ranr,t.
- @eit @untos 9eben tdsli& swet
pe~rlpnen3iise mad StiQmater. Dtelel>
ben perla7en ct. Yaul 8 ubr so Minu<
ten @prmittas8 unp 5 nbr rs Minuteu
Na@mttta9S.
- ~@qutre" Soiepb 2emoA frlber
BON ct. paul> ipdter 3oubau6 Collector
i'm pembtna 1T gum Senator Der pro<
otn3tal @elebsebun9 BON Man{tpba &C.
wdblt mpreen.
Ser Trantlin @teele BAT pen @az
Ellington ben &aufbrtef fir bic Sort
Smelling &eierpatton mftNu8nabn1e Don
1900 Nder 2ano, erbalten.
= Mprtinner .. 9eesetts 1purbe sont
Senat al6 @emmiiFpner fir bus Yotent
bureau bfitattat' s,,sa
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BrtehtRe.

.E IS E x 4 RI r ---
2ife beuf&er 8rieft, bic biz gum II. San. b.
5. ni@t abeebpt pcrben inb:
Damen< Briefe.
@nsel, MarY 5errmau, gifturia
Bruder, Na14 6etme8, Marp
Darmba9, &arplin Serbia, Glilabetb
@epbart, Ratie Yeif, Qouiia,
5anfe, RatY Nabn, Wilbelntne
9enfe @atbarina Spors, Bertha.
perren- Brttfe.
6anfy, Tranf Nuspelt Mi@aet
5tber, Mi9ael Da9ge, Gbepbpr
9cer4ner, s Yon1pltt, i
Sinbra, 9Denab &epte> Muguf
8afau, 9enrY Gelb, Mler
R;uer, Scbn @dleseL SIR
&Sber, @ea @teinier, MatbiaS
Rru9er, 6 Gel, Gerbinanb,
Qeibl, Mi9e[ @pprs, Mtert
gebrba@. @nhretu @&model Mns Carl
Qudert, Geo . @tlbeln1
Meyer, Triebri& @@ult 9erman
MeB9er. Nueuf 3emfe, @tlbelu1
Munsen, Sofepb 3immer, @euree
Nieplat, Yeer2
Das Rrtefrsrto na@ Deutl9lanb spn1 1. Ge-
eember ant i t
l1eber 8remeu p%bsr5amburs 7 gtS.> 3eitunesn
3 @ts.
l1eter England 10 Gts., 3eitunsen 4 Gt8.
s. q. @beelpd> Ypameifer.
So. 9eitner heutl4er @lert~
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-17

THE TEMPERANCE MEETING at the
Opera House on Monday evening was
largely attended. and quite enthusiastic.
Able and stirring addresses wese made
by Revs. Maclaren. Uford. Mather and
McCabe and by Judge Jones.
A motion was concurred in to have
another meeting of the same kind on
Monday evening next
The movement from which these
meetings have sprung was started by a
few young men who have the vital in
terests of temperance at heart. They
made the preliminary arrangements.
and to their energy is due the success of
the first meeting. They deserve. there
fore. alarge share of the credit of this
very creditabIe enterprise.
These meetings are held solely in the
interest of the temperance cause. and if
successfully carried on cannot be un-
fruitful of beneficial results. The move
ment IS directed straight upon the liquor
traffic, and squanders no ammunition in
fighting political battles. All, therefore.
who have a single eye to the suppression
of the whisky traffic and its resulting
evils. should attend and encourage these
meetings. Let the next one show that
temperance sentiment is not only being
aroused but being increased Let it be
attended by men and women. young
and old.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-17

BUSINESS CHANGEs.--The old and
well known dry goods firm Of S. P. &
]. J. Shur has been dissolved by mutual
consent. Mr.. ]. J. Shur retiring. Mr.. T.
M. Byers. late of the firm of c. Hills 8.
Co., has become a partner with Mr.. s. P.
Shur in the firm, which will hencefor-
ward be known as S. P. Shur & Co.
Mr.. Hosea Chamberlain has purchas-
ed the interest Of R. Bell in the Peoples
Dry Goods Store and is now sole pro-
prietor. Mr.. Bell retires and will short
ly 60 into another business.
Mr.. Thomas R. Shinn. of the firm of
Shinn & Zimmerman. has disposed Of
his interest in said firm to Mr.. w. T.
Watson. Mr.. Watson will take posses
sion about the Ist of April.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-17
The Salem Republican declares edito-
rally for. Dennison Tor Governor.
WINE AT TWO MILLIONS A BOT
TIE.

Wine at two millions Of dollars bot
tie is a drink that in expense would
rival the luxurious taste of barbaric
splendor, when costly pearls were thrown
into the wine cup to give rich flavor 70
its contents The French Courier speaks
Of a wine which graced the table of the
King of Wurtemburg on a late occasion,
which was deposited IN the cellar at
Bremen two centuries and a half ago.
One large case of the wine, containing
FIVE oxhoft of zo4 bottles, cost 900 rix-
dollars in 1924. Including the expense
of KEEPING up the cellar. and of the
contributions, interests Of the amounts.
and interests upon interests, an oxhoft
costs at the present time SIS. .657 .64o
rix-dollars, and consequently a bottle is
worth ? z.7z3. .8I2 rix dollars a glass, or
the eighth part of bottle. is worth 34o.-
476 rix-dollars. OF S272, $50; or at the
rate of $40 rix-dollars. or $272 per drop.
IA burgomaster of Bremen is privileged
to have one bottle whenever he enter
tains distinguished guest who enjoys
German or European reputation The
fact illustrates the operation of interest,
f it does not show the cost of luxury.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-17

The contest for the political control of
the State of Arkansas, which at one
time was so serious as to threaten civil
war, seems to have been happily settled
at least for the present. Lieut.. Gov.
Johnson, who was elected as a RePubli-
can, but who recently quarTeled with
Gov. Clayton and his administration.
and affiliated with the Democrats, re-
signed his Office a few days ago, and
was subsequently appointed by Gov.
Clayton to the position of Secretary of
State in place Of Mr. White, resigned.
The Senate then elected Mr.. o. A.
Hadley as President of that body,
whereupon Gov. Clayton again becomes
a candidate for a seat in the United
States Senate, which he had recently
declined, and is elected. 1t is well
known that he declined the seat hereto
fore because he believed his acceptance
of it. with Johnson as his successor IN
the Executive chair, would put the State
Administration into the hands of the
Democrats. Now by provision of law.
Mr. Hadley, a sound Republican, be-
comes Governor of the State for the
remainder of Gov. Clayton's term
Ne7g York l2i6z5gSs
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-17
AND PERIODICALS

THE ALDINE for March presents magni-
q .ent a. ray of Illustrations, selected with
bsi,sine famous. The Statue Of Goeth,- al
Muu. .ch-Fredes sick s. Winston lpOrtraftl-
Moonlight on the Water, (tull pagel-I-- =
land Of Ufenau-MArie Anloinette gall
page), after the celebrated picture by Pan
D.larOche-Ratisboli CathedfaI-a glori GUS
spec, I'M n of the peEfectiun s,f Gothic Arch
Frank Beard. the caricatuI ist-Ali these go
TO make up a number which must b. seen
to be app eciated. - How to kindie fires"
by the Rev. Francis Tiffany. is remarkable
for its originality and VigOr OF thought and
expression The Great Goddess is .
ionsbir Cries Fhe Curse OF Hungary,
IS an orig nal poem OF con>1dt rattle poWet
by Col. John Hay ( "a title o4eeches. - All
together W. C. ms der that the number is a
success and do not wonder hatthe publisi-
ers can aiFeany announce an euiblon eX-
The liberal support of this enterprise we
consider highly cred table to the Ia Ia~Ls @ an
wise ,,Ir r,4s,ciers 10 send at once to the pup
fishers, James sutton q Co., q Liberty ST,
New Ysrtk. sub ~criptiou price, with oil
chrome DucRs,l only q 80.
A NEW HEALTH JoURSAL.-HeaIth and
Home is the Ii IL OF a new Health Mtgazins-,
o. A pages royal octave. just issued in very
n, al fo1m b, w x. DE PUY 4 BROTHER, sos
Broad way, New YORK.. In their pro- pectus
the publishers promise htgh-tOneds prac-
tical health journal, egi1fed not In the Inter-
est of any medical party or clique, but one
viii h shall aglean from all fields, hold un-
der cUntrl button all schools Of medicine, and
seek aid from all Intelligent accessible
tea hers - Tne irst number now before US
has a varied and inviting table OF contents.
which needs only 20 bt+ seen in order to
awaken atbentfOn.s Il furnishes not only a
numbrr of elab rately prepar, papers,
but also great variety OF mi-cellaneous
facts. hints remedies, ETC., for he family
circle. The publ shers offer IL to subscrtb bers
at s.. 80 a ear, and call f,,r canvAssers In all
parts OF th+- country. TO whom they will pay
large cash commissions.
THE BRIGHT EIDE.-We take pleasure in
eofnmendlnu The Bright Side to The notice
OF our Ieaders a. one OF the prsttie>t,
ightliest and m,.si valuable OF the pub
HcitiiunS for young people with Wnioh We
are as,atlainted. one dollar a year. Pub
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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-17

SA TURDAY afternoon last wedding
took place within the walls of our Court
House. The happy pair hailed from
Radnor Township. and after considera-
bic maneuvering were united by Esquire
Nipple. 1t seems the groom. William
Cooper, (coIored) had for some time
been a favored suitor of Miss Annie
Malone (also colored) and things had
arrived at such a crisis that she entered
complaint and Cooper was summoned
10 appear before the Probate Judge.
when William, somewhat confused. con-
Guided it would be better to marry than
to pass the ordeal of an examination.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-17
NOW For LIVERY.

THE subscriber having extemHlye1y
i repaired ami thoroughly retitted the
LIVERY, SALE and FEED STABLE
Formerly owned by 8. 3. Weiser, Corner
Winter q Union sts., is provided with a
first class STOCK of horses and carriages to
which he respectfully Invites attention.
He has taken great pains in the makeup
OF hiB stock and proposes to furnish accom-
modatious unsurpassed IN his line. Car
riages hew and eIe. Hnt, horses ali in good
condition and careful drivers furnished
wnen wanted. Experienced and careful
SUPERVISION given TO the feeding depart
meut.
Horses Bought Sold or Exchanged.
And kept for livery or boarded by the
day or week,
mr-lO-tf j. A. SALISBURY.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-17

this day Of wild cat Insuran e CompanIes-
to read Oitr o1a1udg slpBra SiGtenlents-that IN
dicate sound healthy condition of bus
mess. See the Actna's report In another
column for 1870. The high standing Of this
company for fairness, promptness and
Hberality. specially commend its POlici 5
Co aIl properly owners as q nrst class secu-
rity against loss ny dres.-No paper hum
no stock IN market begging buyers at 10 per
eest--uo Policies at baby rdtes-ab. ,ut the
Htna. Policies can be had in thus Company
a& loa8sst safs rates and careful business
men are reminded that aTHE BEST Is tn 4
CHEAPEsT." mr-lO-2t
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1871-03-17

ORPHANS CoNcERT.-On Tuesday
evening of next week there will be a
Concert at the Opera House, given by
the Orphan Children of Berea, Ohio.
under the auspices of the German
Ladies Orphan Society. under the di-
rection of Mr. c. G. Lieberherr, who is
well-knnwn as slSillful musical director.
Prof. De Prose-, of the Ohio Wesleyan
Female College. will assist. The con-
cert is to be given for the benefit of the
Orphan Asylum of Berea, a charitable
institution devoted to the education and
maintenance of destitute orphan chill
dren. We hope the entertainment will
be generously patronized.