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The union Democrat., 1871-08-26
THANKS

EDITOR UNION DEMOCRAT An Ice-cream
entertainment was given by the ladies of
Columbia on the evening Of the 10th ult.,
which was expressive Of the good feelings
and sentiments of the people of the place
Different persons distinguished themselves
by the jealous and tasteful preparation of the
articles aud arrangements of the occasion :;
among which were some CT the young ladies,
whose untiring zeal and right discrimination
entities them to much credit, also among the
gentlemen were NJ. Brady and Ed Elias
whose liberality contributed much to the lads
ing Of the tables with confectonaries &C.,
ard Messrs Medley. Hathaway and Dellen
who rendered the evening more pleasant with
wei timed pieces of instrumental music
breaking upon the ear at intervals. The
smiling faces and happy greetings upon the
occasion betoken great unanimity of feeling
The whole company bore an air of lheralty
which was counted next morning in hard cash.
While we remember these kind friends of
Columbia so GRATEFULLY, we cannot forget the
like liberality and socisbility eyinced by
many kind hearts upen q similar occasion
OF Sonora. May the great donor of all good
abaudantly, bless the people Of both places
E. \. WIBLE.
The union Democrat., 1871-08-26

Nr. Gradgrind, speaking of facts remarked.
that the most striking Fact in all his large
experience was. that although he had know n
hundreds of persons try DR. WALKER's CALI,
FoRNIA VINEGAR BirrgRs for liver and kid
ney complaints, serofula. Rheumatism, worms,
fever, skin eruptions. headaches. and all dis
orders arising from bad blood, that remarks
bic vegetable preparation had never failed TO
affect speedy cure in any instance. MANY
thousands of persons also testify that the ex-
cellent Mr.. Gra1grind was right as usual.
The union Democrat., 1871-08-26

ScRorULoUs DISEASES require powerful
detergent TO remove them from the system
Bristofs Sarsaparilla possesses all the neces-
sary properties. Its searching, purifying,
and healing powers speedily change the de-
PRAYED nature of the secretions and the blood:
moderate doses of Bristol's Pills, taken at
same time. purge out the foal humors set free
by the Sarsaparilla, and cure is effected,
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DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET

For Governor,
Ill. III. HAlGHF.............. Alameda
For Lieutenant Governor,
Il. }. LEWlS............... of Tehama
For Judges Of sapreme Court.
JACKSON TEMPLE of Sonoma
For the Short Term
S. S. WRlGIlT...............cf San Francisco
For the Full Term.
For Secretary Of State.
W. b. c. BROWN.............o of Sacramento
For Controller.
*. .. DEW TT........................e of Siskiyou
For State Treasurer,
a. +. C0RONEL...............of Los Angeles
For Attorney General,
10 HAMlLT0N...... of Placer
For Surveyor. General,
JOIN W. ST.......................of Tulare
For State Printer.
JOHN I. BARRY. of San Francisco
For Superintendent of Public Instruction.
Q. p. FITLGERALD.........o of San Francisco
For Clerk Of supreme Court,
THOMAS LASPEYEE. Kern
For IIarher Commissioner
JOHN ROSENFELD, ...,.....of San Francisco
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OVERLAND Moxru1Y-Tbs followipr are

OVERLAND MoNTHLr.-The following are
the contents of the August number of the
Orcrlaad. Captain Halls Arctic Expedi-
ton D. Walker NJ. D. Parks of London: N.
S. Dodge. An ornithologist in Mexico; An
drew j. Grsyson. Shakes; Taliesn Evans.
One from the dead; Mrs. S. NJ 3. Piatt.
The Royal Academy Exhibition; Peter loft.
The Mahomet of the West; Mrs. Thomas
Fitch. Queer Sights and Ways in Pekin:
Spencer G. Browne. The Maison-Mere OF
the Soeurs; Therese Yelverton. Summons;
Ina y. Coolbriih. Hobbies and their Riders:
Theodore F. Dwight. Turks Island; Corne-
lius Cole, To Texas, and by the way; Joseph
inc Clifford. About the shores of Puget
Sound: Capt. c. NJ. Soammon, Etc, and
Current Literature.
The union Democrat., 1871-08-26

BECOME FAMoUs.-Evey body here in Sono-
ra knew that when j. c. Smith, completed
and opened the Cosmopolitan" in Yosemite
Valley, that travellers aud visitors would find
place N that wild spot, to charm them with
its conveniences, furnished with luxuriors
taste. Johns many friends will be pleased
to learn that his fame in connection with Yo-
Semitic is marching on to the East, we find
the following handsome ana complimentary
mention of his enterprise, in late issue Of
the Chicago Courier:
John c. Smith is henefaetor of that nor
ton OF the human race that visit the Io-Sem-
lite. He has had the nerve and the capital to
introduce the modern conveniences in the
valley in the shape of luxurious baths. arts
tie hair-dresSing, choice wines. billiard exer-
cises. boot-blaeking. laundry work, reading
room and piano; all new to the valley and
furnished at great expense for the comfort
and editcation of tourist guests, who are unan-
imous in praise of his great enterprise The
inhabitants Of the valley, the three botel pro-
prietors. are just awakening from their Rip
Van Wrinkle slumher ofnd that a live Young
Yankee can pack on mule back down the
steep trail. articles that they bad considered
enlarged from entrance into the valley
The union Democrat., 1871-08-26

The CHoIERA.-This frightfnl scourre is
now raging in several parts of Europe aad
fears are strongly entertained that it will
reach the United States. In our Eastern
cities all precautions are being made that can
be against its advent. 1t has been reported
that one case has already occurred in New
York city.
The union Democrat., 1871-08-26
Democratic 5ieeiing.

The meeting of the Democracy on Friday
night Of last week was as large as any thus
tar held in this place during the campaign.
Its numbers would have been materially in
creased bad il not been generally known
early in the afternoon that Governor Haight,
on account Of sickness. would be unable 70
appear. The stand which was between the
Sonora and City Hotels, on Washington
street, was tastefuliy decorated with flags
and brilliantly illuminated. Upon the meet
ing being called to order. c. IT, Randall was
elected President. j. j. Franklin, JAS \.
Berger, j. Y. Dixon, w. A. Clark and j
McCabe, Vice Presidents r. de Haven and
j. f. Wagner, Secretaries. Gen. 10 Hamil-
ton was then introduced, who was welcomed
BY long continued cheers. After explaining
the cause Of the absence Of Gcv. llaight, tat
the mention Of whose name immense cheers
were given) he told his hearers that the Gov
ernor desired him to say, that he would be
with the people Of Tuolumne before election
day. He will be here Tuesday next, every
body should come and hear himl. In
speech of more than an hour he reviewed
what the present State administration had
done during the past four years; disseeted
the platform of both parties, reviewed the
new departure" of the Republicans of this
State, pointing cut most clear the inconsist-
eneies, deception and hypocrisy now being
Nv, Loo IF tbot e
their own ACKNOWLEDGEMENT at the expense of
the people. The entire speech was full of
sound sense. occasionally relieved with racy
anecdotes which kept bis hearers in lively
spirits from the first to the last word of the
speaker, he closed amidst most enthusiastic
cheering and cries of "go on
General Hamilton was followed by A. P.
Dudley Esq, who went after. Booth and the
Republican party generally. His speech was
effective and digni6ed, entirely free from of
fensive and slang expressions. He arraign-
ed Mr.. Booth and showed conclusirely that
while that gentleman was member Of the
State Senate he supported thirteen different
subsidy bills or helped, those who did sup
port them. The gentleman interested his
hearers with sound logical arguments. J.
T. Cowdery ESQ, followed Mr.. Dudley, he
confined himself principally to refutng what
j. G. Eastman, the hired tool of Mr.. Booth
had given shameful utterance to the night
previous, when in company with his master,
he villifed and slandered men as far above
him IN honesty, integrity and virtue as the
sky is above the earth. Mr.. Cowdery justly
and severely criticised the man and his re-
marks. The speakers were listened to with
close attention, the crowd showing great en-
thusiasm until late hour.
The union Democrat., 1871-08-26

New LIFE When the mind and body are
tired By over-exertion or by long study. a
bath. in which has been mixed a half bottle
of MURRAY & LANMaN's FLORIDA MATER.
will reinvigorate the physical powers, and
impart delightful buoyaney and elearness
to the mind.
s1- To prevent disappointment always
ask for the Florida Water prepared BY Lam
man & Kemp. New York. there being worth
less counterfeits, possessing rome of the above
properties.
The union Democrat., 1871-08-26

SIGNIFIcANT.-Judge 0. c. Pratt, candidate
for Supreme Judge on the Republican State
ticket four years ago; Edward Tonpkins, Re
publican Senator from Alemeda County; Gen.
John B. Frisbie, of Vallejo; and Judge R. L.
Woodwork, Bankrupt Commissioner, have
recently announced in favor of Haight and
against Booth for Governor.
The union Democrat., 1871-08-26
SATURDAY noRNING. xusu.,ao. 1871
SUPPLEMENT-.

To-day we issue Supplement of this pa
per of one page, which is folded with and Is
sued with every copy of this days edition of
the UNION DEMocRAT.
The union Democrat., 1871-08-26

QUERr.-As the Republicans and their
candidates in this vicinity are loud mouthed
in favor of Pacheco, for Lieutenant Governor,
and Green. for State Controller, both Of whom
when members Of the Senate always did vote
in the interest of the railroad ring and who
do not deny that they will DO so again if op-
portunity presents, we simply ask what is
meant by the resolution which is printed at
the head of the Republican ticket published
in this paper. Either the resolution is a
cheat and lie or it is not "unequivocally"
endorsed Come out gentlemen and tell the
truth that your declared resolution was made
for ornament, not for practice. How can YOU
with honesty support those known to be body
and soul opposed to circumseribing railroad
monopoly. Where are your Legislative can
didates, why dent they 'unequivocally"
show their hands, the election isfast approach
ing and our people will not elect representa-
tives that have the least suspicion surround
ing them, that they will aid and comfort the
subsidy ring. Let the people know you are
honest and consistent with your resolution if
you wish to get even q complimentary vote
election day.
The union Democrat., 1871-08-26
For CONGRESS.

First District
LAWRENCE ARCHER..o of Santa Clara
second District,
JAMES w. COFFR0TH.o Sacramento
Third District,
GEORGE PEARCE. of Sonoma
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
GREAT SUMMER TONIC.
FHcgcman's Cordial Elixir OF Cali>aya Esarl

pleasant Cordial which strengthens and improves the
pgesien excellent preventative Of fevers. Fever
and Agne &c., aud and Tonic inva-
lids and dehilitset persons HEsgNaS Co. New YORK.,
Sole Manufacturers Sold Icy ali Druggists.
July i>1l-to Dec -
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TOWNSHIP No

TOWNSHIP No. ..
For Justices of the Peace.
j. HARRINGTON, l.. w. KELLY
For Constables,
PATRICK SMITH, p. CANE
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TCOLUMNE COUNTY
Republican Ticket.
Election Wednesday,. Sept. 6, IS.l

RrsoIyEr. That the Republican Party In Tuolrmps
Ceanty is opposed 30 granting aid BY State or Counties
10 Rail Roads in aud fernl whether hy gift ar
subscription 60 the Capital Stock issuance OF Bends
and that they will support At the coming election
Tor Legislative position who does uneuiveeally en-
dorSe this resolution.
The union Democrat., 1871-08-26
Supervisor District No. y.
JONATHAN RAMEl.

supervisor District No. =.
JONATHAN RAMEY.
Township Ticket.
TOWNSHIP No. |
For Justices of the Peace.
w. Ia. SEARS, ...........A II. C0LBURN,
For Constable. JOHN MONAUAN,
TOWNSHIP No. ,,
For Justices 81 the Peace,
f. f. WHITE............A. BULLERDIECK,
For Constables,
j. j. WIIITE................ MARCO,
TOWNSHIP No. 5,
For Justices of the Peace.
4. Is. PRESTON. b. CUTTING,
For Constables.
S. c. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. NJ. HILL.
The union Democrat., 1871-08-26
Township Nominations


TOWNSHIP No. /.
For Justices of the Peace.
JOHN McCABE, CHARLES TUPPER,
For Constables
nj. KENNY, JOHN FERRAL,
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A; Fu;tle.own. Angus, 24sA, ISL, John II. White,
aged 6 years.
la Coaa;y Hospital August lsth 1871 Of Consumption
Alexander Mason cce Of ireland, in the 18th,
year % his ase
The union Democrat., 1871-08-26

For Supervisor District No. =.
EDMOND PARSONS.
The union Democrat., 1871-08-26
TUOLfuNE COUNTY
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.

For Senator ..................W. A. EAKIN.
Fer Assembly,
GEO. A. WHITING. W. C. CONNALLY,
D. B. CURTIS. Of Invo.
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SnbertifD.

Mte UNI Neue @elt.-SeGster Sa9rg,
Il. @sft. Tteies 9sit j.tAnet i4 burde
letr f1Snc Saunrationen aus. Die 8ilber
Ter II. yetrus unc fein Madfolser," bic
@aniatrtstjrGe @silisel;noe, Der unter'
trpdene G,nte,us linb %eten(rriele !3ierben
elmer sseiescnen, suten 3eiti&rift. @n Bill
re,n tsi:rrn @umprs it tas 9eft ebenfa1s
reid man hen feb, Stubenten aafSerten,"
II: pirenfamilte urp ess au6er3 ~9slunsene
&:a>trbiio .81ies urbTrisesn" &c.
Sur zen neueu Sabrsans }e1t he Ser
lagebanb!urs neue So1ti&ritte in %usi3t
defenders aud cine rerttrp1e Yrdnte:
,;3wet 3nabsn inter einem galmtlatt,"
pradtro1er Tarbenorud.
@err q. 8ure8 nimmt fertwdbrene Te'
%1enunaen an, aud bdlt ct ftets probe9ei!t.
Su 8etref oes Giniieoler aalenoers wEs'
te in rertssr Nummer uberitben, bas Ter
Satrsans 1872 so grdmte Ten 8auisrn
tarbtetet, teren er0e cine Mon0ran5 pber
ge%rlassmerfe I'm @ertbe Don $3.50 unb BON
ba abwdrts tis gun, @pffne I'm @trtte DOR
81 tit.
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In @~esenmart elmer sroeen Menideumenss.
Die Stride fo1 cine 3ierbe Der Stabt rcerbsn
unb fInb beren Soften auf $4,000 osraa'
f9last.
Sn $lattsbars, 81. o., fol- Elm asuer St'
f6ofsfs erridtet rerben, fur mel6en ais
Gantitat u. ". aud &ep. SIC Retnnsa Ct
trstdr bes GrSbilAofs ron9fsw go1t ssnannt
trirb.
3erR6rte airden III Gbieaeo. Bet lem
aroeen Branbe In Gbiease lnb 40 bio so
p%roteaanhlae 8ir&en uno f~olsenee tatbol''
l6e airden unb MnFatten nisosrssbrannt:
II bi. ct. Yauls.3ir&e. bic alte ct. Sran'
eis,8 Stride inGlinton.S trabe; p ct. eou's'
STRIDE, lie alte ct. peters'&tr&e, Elm 8lod
pom Der jestsen; 81 ct. Mar9's'air&e uno
8tlaofsreGbena aae biefe auf her sae(ette.
Muf ber 3oreieite brannten nieber: A BIZ
Stride gum III. @amsn oser eateeorale ;
81 bic ct. Scierbs>Sirde Der 8eneeiettner>
Yater; g. bic STRIDE 5ur untsFedtsn Gm'
rflnsniB unb y bic iA6ne eroee ct. Mt'
daels,Girte Der gatres &eremptorifen.
9pn futboliid:n MnRalten fno perbrannt !:
bic Mfaremis ber Shulbraper ron ga Sa1e,
tas &lcfer Der @isters IF MereY, bas Der
ct. Splep9s'S Aweaern, tas Waifentaus,
pas 0lotsr Der barmber3iaen Shwetsrn,
Ter 8enteietinerinaeu, her Ipminifanertns
men. gum suten 9irten unp bic pielen Ia
ttolifben @hulen. Sic Benerittine.
unc Stebemptcrifsn taten QGes yerlcrsn
Stride, @aus unO Sdule liesen III Syam'
n1ern.
MaA elmer scrldxfsen Mti6dsuns io1
Der ~@slammtpsrtb a1ee bieies 9ir4eneiaen'
ttun,s peataRens 100000 betrasen, unb
nit 9in3urednuns Der innern &usfattuna
ber &ir6en, Der M6be1. &leteer u. (. ~. BE-
lduft fh Der @erluf auf minoe1ens cine
Milicn.
9ls bas 9oipital Der Entertainer 8rieel
In 8rane serietb, purben bic 10 &rantsn
rpel3e liA barin t~efanoen, serettet, unb BIT
Braber baben unpersuslt4 an Der Sttde
100 has 9oipttal ftanb, eine prppilortih'
sretterbube aufseri&tet uno fno fdcn mte
Der In tbrsr barmber3tsen 2tdtistett.
3wetmal iudten Strcl4e tas 1lcFer be-
Ssiuiten In 8ranp ~ feden, felen aber ~
slet9 Der QYndiuii3 gum Opfer. inbem fl
nieber9efdoGen wuroen.
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aes trtReuern, unb Treunee uno gstanute
sur Betteilisuns an pieiem splsn 3msds
auforbern.
Qln Sic bptbtp. @eiffli9en bes
8istbuuas milmanfee.

6cdwurtts,, tc&see6rte Mitbraber! Die
f@redli6e Geuersbrunf, meI&e ni&t nur
Gtieaec, fcnbern nod mstrere anbere Srt
f6aften unb M%nlstlansen, naraentli1 TN
Morben bie(es unieres Staa!es 70 f&mer
aetrofsn bat, fpreezt ate 9erssn ;u elmer
l4leunissn atsilnatme unb &t9alfe jsner
bewubten Qeiben auf. Die bcdw. @stflif'
teit 1T tsebalb hermit sebeten, an oQs tbre
refpsettYen Gemeinben ba5 ernfe Nniu4en
uu, rnt.rausuns fur bic e%eiesnetu erseben
3u laden. uno 3uar TO mSeli& slei4 mad
Gmpfans bieies @ireulares.
Die In ben 8ir6en sefdmmeltsn 8ettrdee
m1sen an ben bcdm. 81. &unbts. q. s.,
bteber sefhidt wsrben, rer bann bic aerib'
meten 0aten an Elm beionberss 3alfseo>
mite atltefern mirt,-ein Gcmite, bas aus
toloenben 9errr tefebt: Srlepb gbiaips,
6. O'Neia. 9. 9. Deufsr, S. Datlmann,
S. Slad, 81. 3eemann-pdtreno %senannte
9errn erluht fnb, ATE empfansenen Inter
itusunaen ipfert jsnen Oifrietsn uaieres
5taa!es defenders ;u3uweneen, no Ste Nctb
am erSbtsn t~afuneen ptre.
+ Sogaan u. &'euni,
SilAof DON Milmaufee.
Milpaufee ben l6 Sftcbe. 1871.
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Mu bic 6eiiflitbfeit unb b
@ldubiaem Ser Oi6jefe.

Durh fpecie1e GneYcliea, unter benz Da>
tum 4. Stunt 1871 murte a1en 8tffbfen Ter
Stride bas @rtsilestum seaeben, ben pdpF'
1ihen Geeen nit 3usabe etnes rc1fommenen
MblaGes, In Der itlihen firdlihen Tcrn1 ju
e:t6ei1en. Da bic GneYcltea uns erlt nad
Dem 25j1brisen Mmts. Sutilium bes betl''
gen gaters 3uaetcmmen 1T, 70 wdblten MIR
mad eigsnem GrmeGen einen crbern Sag
CUR spenbune bes uns se9ebenen Yrtp''e9t'
unns, unb lesen hermit ZEN Gefta9 VII
lerbeili 9 en- 3ur Grtbeiluns ces papflt'
den 5eaens in unlerer 2atbebrale fur bic
@ldubisen Der gan,en DiI3eie felt. prteter,
bic mebrere Rirhen Deer @emeinben unter
tbrer 5eeliorae taben, mo3en bic Mblaesr'
ttetluus auf bic unmitieltar na@folsenbsn
Conn. unp @taticnstase ausoebnen. Die
Bebinsunsen 3ur Grlausuns biefes Nblanes
inb In fclsenben Worten bes III. @aters III
fetner GueYclicl entbalten: ,,Wir ertteileu
int @srrn alien @ldubisen In @brtfto, TO-
&pobl weltlihen ais eeifliAen @tanbes
unb beiter @eihle9ter, no INNER prer tn
rpel9er S5rer DtSieien fe i& beFnbea mo-
gen, mad abselester silttser Bet&t unbGm'
pfane Der I'll. Communion, unb na4 perrt6'
tetem @ebete gu @ott furG rtaltuns hes8rie'
bens unter Cen 4rifli&en 8urfen, fur aus
rottuns Der Srrletren unb fur ben Grumpy
Der tatboli(6en Stride. an weldemaase, ben
@te trsenb baflr beatmmt tasen mDsen, et'
men Ypntommenen Mblab fur ate ibre Gin"
ben."
@ir ermatnen CITE @ldubtsen unferer
DtSyfe, bisb 3u tbun, unb bel bieiem In'
1aGe Soft tefonbe1s 3u banten fur feline gu
ttse gori&t eesen ben 81. gatet IN feinem
lansen unb ereiSnibretden pontiFcate, In
eem Ct bsnfelben, ais einjtses geiipiel, aber
bic Mmtsfatruns idmmtli&er Ma&folser
bes bL. @etrus binaus aasbetnte.
Inter ben Tim adnten, In welden tergapa
f& ss%s.nrdrtts tefnpet unb in Der betra'
benben Gage Der Stride I'M sesenwartisen
Rpmente perbsn bic @ldubisen fnpen, ba6
btes Elm pa0enbe It Anlab 1T ou erne!i@em
@ebete gun, NQmd@tisen, bab er bic Oauer
bteler Irubiale endbis abtar5en uno baleise
@ulie semdtren mose. Durb sisle uniere
@ebete rpenret Der b .gater f6 al ten2t:on
Der @nabe unb I'M 8ertrauen auf ttefelben
erofnet ct un5 bic eeifliden 0naeenfhdbe
Der &tr@e 3u unitrer etsenen 3eilisuns.
@eseben tn unlerer &eirenj In Der Stabt
st. Vau1 am %. Sft. 1871.
xhpmaS q. Grace,
8ifhcf pom ct. Saul.
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Mu Sic mit8lieber bes 16blt:
cbeu 8. 81. 6. Gentral=
Serein8.

Dte19eltebte 8eretn6bruter!
Mit i4werem unb tiefbetribten 3er,en
pente i'd mta btssmol an Gu9, pielseliebte
gereinsbrubsr, I'm, Gu& aui3uforbern au It.
mem @erte Griflt&er 8armterststett, 3u
benz mir uns, bas 8etiptel res @etlanbes
nahatmenb, treabis unb ptne Sdumen per-
einisen fo1en! Sbr tenpt tas iAredli&e,
uniisli6e, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. BON benz unfere
5%4meferRapt &bieaso betmseiu4t worren !!
5ett Der 3erforuns Serufalems 1T etn dbn'
lthes unslid Inp gleno nitt mebr erlebt
wcreen. Sn rrentsen Stunben uuree cine
sro6c, roltrei6e, md4tise Staot 1T Mf4e
selsst, unb Sammer uno Gntissen terrf4t
rinssum, no rpir lpsbsn nod einer bllben.
ben Stitte sludlthsr @eniden b%ese9neten.
SIN 5Gutt une Gi&e liestn bic Sempel bes
rreteinisen @ottes, serf4munben fnb bic
Mltdre, bic S&ulen Rnb leersebrannte Stdt'
ten. unb terautt TT bic @taot ibrer Mi9le
fur &rante unp @aiien. gtel9eliebte Ser
einstriber, feiae Teber 1T I'M Stanb. hieies
i6redlihe Greisnib gu befbreiben, uno rpsr
Is ntdt nit etsenen Ausen seie9en, fam 0&
fstne @orfsauns pauou maasn.
Tlrmabr, l4leuni9e Suite tbut mott, unb
bic dri1lids @otlttdtisteit bat tier mint.
lid etne srcbe teilise gFi&t su etiaaen.
6af bu oiel. 70 eib uiel, tat bu wenis, 70 Glib
AUDI ppn benz @ent9en serne mtt!-Ginen
freubtaen @eber liebt Soft unb rpas mir benz
Grmaen unierer 8rlter tbun, bas tabsn mir
ia benz 9eilano ielbft eetban! limb wdtrli6,
arm, ia drmsr ais arm finp uniere fatbolt>
lhen 8rlper IN benz fl ftwer betuseiutten
@tteasc.-Daruun rt4te I'D an Guh, se'
ltstte Bereinebruoer bic tuntse 8ttte, nad
&rditen tei;ufeuern, UNI rod nod Dor Gin.
tt tt bes @inttrs pte brinsenhfe Nctb noe.
ntsaens etnt8srmaben au lineern. Die Bel
trdse fOnnen an mid etnseianbt meroen,
ODER ar Elm Greeutiu. Gcmtte beteteno aus
ben p%raFrenten unp Dslesaten Der bieiisen
Tsretne, wte fol9t: Sctn 9aae, Gaspar
Groeser. Sobn 2o&emes, Sobn Maurer,
@m. Reif. Gnselm Nsstammer, @olfsans
Gfl. Gntcu @uetner, Sofepb @labt unp
Gas. @cl3tauer, welde bic sewifentafte
gsrtbeiluns Der 2tebessaben ibernebmsn.
Der agsltise @ater I'M 9immel ptrb Is eu4
taufenofa4 perselten, tpas ttr an ben l1n'
eludlt4en tbun tuerbet.
Metnen metlsemetnten Cruz an ale In
Critic Sefu unferm 6srrn.
Soiepb Fbiaips, grdi. bes 6. g.
Mtlwaufee, Oct. 90, 1871.
N. B. Metf ben 8eitrdsen fir @erun>
sladte III unierr eisenens taate, .ptirten bic
Milpaufee'er gsreine ie 500 fur bic +
slidten Gbieasoer @erstnsbraber, bcfentlid
werben ate @eretne bes s. 9. ibr Mbsli9'
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-10-28
Beuerietiner /, 9ubildum.

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ct. gtncents. ga, bic D'tt9lieber bes Sc
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bas felba tn Ter @einihte Elm Dentmal Bill
bet Don Dem l,srei4en 5crtldreiten Der ta'
ttplii9en Stride tn ben Ser. Stuat.u unb
pom Mufbllben tes sertienareiaen Sent
biettner. Srtsus In tem(elbsn.
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ienam Sage, an melGem Der iestse &tt ron
81. 0ineents. in gennlstrasien bamals als
Nrtpr, has er1e 6aus leinss Srbens bort
bura bic Mufnabme pon Sansern errhaete.
@eit:er 1t aus lem befheioenen prtorat e.
ne srcee Mbtei senoreen, bic teretts 3u bun
terten Vrteaer fur bteies 9ane beranssbtlhet
bat uno ftets fort tileet urb na4 alien Rth'
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mem Sage Fnb bur9 bic 1tdtisfstt BON
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fpl9e in bober 8lutte.
ct. @aul.-Die driflt4en S&ulbrtber
lbernetmen bic &natenfaule Ter tteNsea
8atbeprale.
geep. Resine, tisber tn Sartbault, absr,
nimmt bic chiffon BET Sort Soften.
Su Gkbclano, Ohio, tetbetltsten fi3 ete
Rattolifen Der Staet in grocer yrpjeiilcr
an ben Seterltdfsitsn Der @runbfeinlesuns
sur neueu ct. Scfepb's Stride. Ger bod
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