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THE CELEBRATED GERARD
OROIDE GOLD
w A TC II T. IN
$40. SIS. $40. S25.

S12, SID. S2O. so.
During the past four years, our Watches
have been 50 thoroughly tested. thai fttr APP
pearance. style of finish and accuracy of
time-keeping. the .sGerard Watches are
universally acceded to be the best. They
retain their brilliaIicy and color till worn
out. .t fl
sss-If after purchasing and fairly trying
any one is not satisfied, we VIII cheerfully
refund the money
They are all in Hunting Cases, Gentle
mems and Ladies' sizes. Every watch
guaranteed for time and wear. by special
certificate.
ss- 4 large assortment "~Improved O.
roide'' Chains, 81 to IS. Also Gentlemens
and Ladies' JewelrY i'll great variety.
eks- Beware OF limitations. Orderd direct
from us or our authoriZedagents. Agents
and Others applying for circulars, viii
please enclose three cent stamp for post
age.
nsI Goods sent to be paid for on delive-
nv. Customers permittedto examine what
they order (before paying bills) on pay
ment of Express charges both ways.
kY- When SIX watches are ordered at
once. we send an extra watch (of same
kind) free.
ES1~ Purchasers residing some distance
from Express offices. and desiring TO save
time and expense, can have goods sent
safely by mail. by renting with the or
der) the amount required by i. o. Money
order. registered letter. draft or check.
payable to our order. at our risk. Address
plainly
AMES GERARD & co.
No. 81 Nassau st. New York.
p. O Box 1891.
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WANTED-AGENTS, $3.50 per-day)
w TO sell the celebrated HOME
SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE. Has the
under-feed. makes the .'Ioch-stich' (alike
on both sides.) and is fully licensed. The
best and cheapest family Sewing Ma
ceiue in the market. Address, OHNSON
CLARK &CO.. Boston, Mass, Pittsburg,
Pa, Chicago, ILL.,, or St. Louis, Mo. 4w
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Early Rose Potatoes.

Will the Agricultural Editor of the
Chronicle, please inform many readers
that are interested in the question what
can the Early Rose potatoes be bought at
in Cincinnati from reliable seed men. and
what house would be the most reliable?
SUBSCRIBER.
ANswER.-As yet there have been
very few on sale. either at the agricultu-
raj stores or commission houses. The
early pleasant weather of March has caus-
ed q brisk demand, and the price has gone
mp to So 80 and Sc 90 per bushel. Last
fall they sold here at So % per bushel.
We presume any seed man in the city
would be reliable, in the matter of selling
genuine Early Rose potatoes. as they are
easily known from any other variety.
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II :

g8s HENRY II. HELMBOLD'S
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED COMPOUND
Fluid Extract Sarsaparilla
Will radically eXterininate from the sys.
tenn Scrofula, Syphilis, Fever Sores. IL
GERS, Sore Eyes, Sore Legs. Sore Mouth.
Sore Head, Bronchitis, Skin Diseases. Salt
Rheum, Cankers, Runnings from the Ear
White S%wellings. Tumors. Cancerous AZ
tections, Nodes, Ricketts, landularS Swell.
imgs. Night Sweats. Rash letter. Hulnors
of all kinds, Chronic Rheumatism. Dys-
pepsia, and all other diseases that have
been established in the system for years.
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DEAFNESS, CATARRH, SCROFULA
~ a lady who had suffered for years from
Deafness. Catarrh and Scrofnla. was cured
by Il simple remedy. Her sympathy and
gratitude prompts her to send the receipts
free of charge to any one similarly atfilct-
ed. Address Mrs. NJ. c. LEGGET, Jersey
City, N. j. A
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HEN. L. HELMBOLDD'S TMPR0YE
Rose Wash

Cannot be surpassed rs n Face Wash.aal
will be found the only specific remedy "
every species of Cutaneous Affection. u
speedily eradicates Pimples, Spots, Scor
butte Dryness. I~ndurations Of the Gus,
Membrane. etc, dispels H,ednessa ma
incipient inflammation, Hives, Rash Mon
Patches, Dryness of Scalp or Skin, Eros
Bites. and all purposes for which SAVE
or O~intiments are used; restores the ,hp
to "A state OF purity aud softDess. aud W
sures continued healthy action to the w
sue OF its vessels, on which depends tF
agreeable clearness and vivacity OF con,
pieXion so much sought and admired. b.'
howcye valuable as Il remedy for eNfF
ing defects of the skin, III. 4. lIclmb0iu
Rose Wash has long sustained its princr
pie claim to mIbounded patronage, U
possessing. qualities which render u"
Toilet Appendage of the most Superlauhs
aud Congenial character combining ID :.
elegant formula those prominent requIr'
sites, Safety and EfiicacyHthe invariapN
ACCOMPANYING hts of its Ilse-as a Prese'
vatiye and Refresiler of the cOnlpleHlon
1t is an excellent Lotion for diseases os
Syphilitic Nature, aud rs an election il
diseases OF the Urinary Organs arlsIn5
from habits of dissipation, used in COW
heetion with the Extracts Buchr, SaIS
parilla, and Catawba Grape Pills, III sVep
diseases as recommended cannot be su
passed. PRICE, One Dollar per Bo''i'
ID
Fun and ex piiclt directions them
irfnes. Evidence OF the most responsible anu
liable character furnished on application. va
hunuteds OF thousands Of living witnesses, -
upward of 10000 unsolicited certincntds anu
evia1nend.tory letters. many of which are tn,rs
the highest sources. including eminent Physlribs
tiereylnep, statesmen, etc. The proprietor
never resorted TO their publication IN me M
paImrs; he does not do This from the fact lhstnal
s assS % r. rank as 81 sndard Prspaara,ion' and Lay"
HENRY r. HELMBOLD Genuine Prepadls
lions. Delivered 10 any address. Secure romS-
strvItio,. tstablisbed upward Of twenty 80,
Sold by Druggists every where. Addres letifi,N
Information, IN confidence 70 HENRYT. HLbTH
BOLD, Druggist and Chemist. Only Depcts,as
\ Drur aud chemical WaLsnSS1.
No. 5s4 broadway, New York, or 20 II. 7, HE y
bpLD'S Mrdicai Depot, lo4 South Tenth SHr.k
PmladclphtalPn. BEWAREo OF counterfe In,
for HENkY T. HEEMBoLp's, Take no ~
El6@lu~ 1l tFf9F eo ~ feEfBF
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Ayers S~arsaparilla,
FOR PURIFYING HI BLOOD.
The reputation this ex.

TIC rcputatlOn this eX-
cellcnt medicine enjoys,
Is derived from its cures,
many of which are truly
marvellous. Inveterata
cases of Scrofulous dis
ease, where the system
seemed saturated with
corruption, have been
purified and cured by it.
Scrofulous affections and
disorders which were ag-
gravated by the scrofiI-
lous contamination until
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GENT AGENTS WANTED for
-Groesheck's Calculating machine, rapid,
accurate. reliable, simple. Easily opera
ted, cheap and beautiful. Giving instan-
taneous additions or subtractionS, taking
from one to five columns of figures at "a
time. carrying and borrowing its W tens
hundreds, etc, without the least thought
on the part Of the operator. Address.
ZIEGLER d McCURDY, Cincinnati, o.. wa
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THIS Is NO HUMBUG
i By sending 35 cents with
age, height, color of eyes and hair. you
will receive by return mail a correct pic
ture of yOur future husband or wife, with
name and date of marriage. Address w
FOX. . Drawer No "a, Fultonville n.
York. AVID
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THE MAGIC COMB will change
any colOred hair or beard to a permanent
black or brown. 1t contains no poison.
One comb sent by mail for 81. Dealers
supplied at reduced rates. Address Vim.
Patton, Treas. Springfield Mass. w4D
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CUMBERLAND * ALBEisS.
Sole Proprietors,
KNOXVILLE. TENN.
For sale ~ .IoIi1Sboro. by BOWEL Il
MATiiES.
6~9noy4t..
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8 O'CLOCK.
SIS To $40 PER DAY.

Do you whit a situation as salcsmon at
or near home, to sell our new Z strand
White Wire Clothes Lines to last forever!
Don't miss this chance. Samples free. Adj
dress Hudson River Wire Mills, 10. VIM.
ST. N. Y. or l6 Dearborn st. Chicago.dw4
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CLOSE connections made at Norfolk
for Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New
York, ria Baltimore Steam Packet Com
pany. AT Petersburg with the Richmond
aud Petersburg, and Petersburg and
Weldon Railroad. At B~urksville Juno
ton with the Richmond q Dauville Rail-
road for Richmond, Va. and for Danville,
Va, Greensboro. N. c.. and Columbia,
S. c. At Lynchburg. with Orange. Al
eXandria. and Manassas Railroad, for
Charlottesville, Alexandria, &c.
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Or DORCH a. HADDOX.
Wholesale Agents, Corner Union ali.
College Sts., Nashville. Tenn.
69octl4m3
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INV M ANPATGVS on
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A GENTS WANTED-s225 A MONTH
A-by the AMERICAN KNITTING
Machine Co., Boston, Mass, or St. Louis,
NO. "a Y
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@rlte Mprt9Q9e
$50 @oD 8pnbs
Nprtbern @acifc
Gi(fnbabn Gompanp.

Diefelbtn Untsn Sersdaft IN ~ari NIT auf9elaufenen
Sntercfen, au etntu, preift, r elder tetr ntet rig 1T i'm ger.
Hltnib Au oer StGertsit unb tem profit. Sit trasen 7 3-tO
projtnt Cob SntersFen unb t0nnen test BOA BEN 8efsen
son tanf .0pan5sssr e.tauft perpeu nit etneu1 Trpft BON
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e okalr5 j..
- 2oial Noti3en Is Gents per
3eile fir ieoe Sniertisn. i4sy ii. >rs,
x% gBir btrpeiien anf bic Sci
her Ser. Staaten in oer
1. Spalte, 1. Seite. 81.
An unfere Ibpnnentem.

.rn1er &eiienbcr, SER 6ipp1er, beri@z
tet l1ns, poB Seridierene unlerer 81 Il =
tdAbt9en bic 3abluns unter benz
@orbalt binau6i9ieberL boB fe fir bic
Geueroerunslidten 3u feuern 9ebabt bit
ten. 9lue N9tuns Dor eem Manne, ber>
lelbt arm, bod BEN Mitmeni9en cpfert
UNI tbm aus Der Notb 81 belfen> oQein
{ptr baten bod, ,pte mir ~slaubcn> lebr &C.
re9te Becenfen, noB BON per Diebrjabl
Derjeni9en, >pel6e I'M erem M9enten init
ienem5 inweis auf bic Spfer ibrer Mtlez
tbdtt9feit abse1petf> bic M9ebrannten
ftenlo per9ebens auf ibre @aben gu mar
tel bober tperpen, wie wir auf UNI ere
tletnet1 @utbaben.
Wir finb rielmebr mer;eu9t> toB ber>
Der Gin 70 9ute6 ~5er5 bat> paB er bic Mbz
Sebrannten nt@t pbne unteritlBun9 lalz
fen fann> e6 ou@ ni9t fiber 1t6 wlroe
Se>pinnen f5nnen, cine fleine S9ulo, fit
Ste. er ret@lt@ ben @ertb erbalten>
unbejablt gu la0en, >pe11 bet N9ent
tcrtmt. Die Sa9e Der Nt9ebrannte1
ioute als cine piel gu bei1t8e pon jez
benz Gbrenmann an9eleben &perben, al6
ooB ct it@ tbrer gum &er1@ieben elmer 70
leidten pFi@tcrfiiQun9 bepiente> ais e6
bic 3ablun9 Der fleinen 3eitun96idulp
1T. Wtr iino berett, ber Nptb Der 3eiten
III jecer muir m59li@en @ei1e &ednun9
gu tra9en, auetn 9e9en faule @u6z
flu@te miih;n mir proteltiren.
Wtr eriu9en uniere Monnenten rrtn<
9eno, Germ 5tppler> men1 ite tetne
be11eren @rlnre baben, al8 cab fe
ibre S6uloen ni@t besablen tS,nen> neil
lie @eldenfe gu MAIDEN baben> bod lieber
n{@t ebne 8cri&ti9un9 ibrer &udtdnoe
9eben 81 laien.
Die 3eitun9 1T cs, pel@e in triben
3etten ben 2euten Mutb etnjuf1ben bat
pasu aber ml0en ibr bic Nbonnenten ben
n1tbt9en uGlan" ielbt 9eben, tnoem fie
w%eni9ten6 ibr M19lt@es tbun in
eer GrfaQuna ibrer pRi&ten 9e9en ben
3eitun96crufer.
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Bteberun, stne Terersbrunft In
" -. &. ct. 43a:.I. .EHH 4t. 4

Greitae morsen frab sesen 4 11br
lbra9 IN Dem pom Muftipnator Toir>
9i1b une Gamtlie %be&ppbnten unb i'm
parterre ais Stpre benubten @ebdube an
Der Gde Der &pbert unb 4ter StraBe tin
1x,ipeifelbaft aa9ele9tes Geuer aus, NIL
DIES - raid INN ll@ 9ri6L baB @err Gair>
9ilo UNI bel1en Grau> &inber unp Maoo
muir eben 3eit batten, tbr 2eben III rettea.
6err Tair@ilo erleipet einen 8erlult ron
$4,000 uno 1T gu $4,000 Der li1ctt.
Mber uperlt&ert" wie bei6t? DaS
@ebduce 9ebSrt 5errn @iupu9by unp 1T
init $4,000 yer5i@ert.
Die 5duier an ben 9e9eniberliesencem
Stra6enleiten puroen fart beldabi9t unp
namentli@ itellen ii& in @asie3el'S Boarz
bin9baule, 100 aus9eraumt tperben mub.
te, bebeutenbe &erlu1te berau6. Den
i9weriten @erluf i'm @erbdltniB leicet
t1,ler jinsiter 2ebrlin9> Der bel Gastesel6
lo9irte. Ct botte ieinen Softer ouf ben
5of 9ebradt unp elite harauf Mnbern su
5ilfe. Mer, wer beidrcibt ieinen
S@reden> alS er> 3urid9efom1men, fanc>
roe fem Softer nebf $10.65 erlpartem
@elo 9%eraubt wprcen. @er bicie6
Stiid geftpblen, pcm wirp's Der Drudsrz)
Aeie9nen.
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@pp. Mufin bat BE Con

- VOO- IN gQt DC 0DU15
mi6dre, tpel@e bic BON benz Geuer betmz
selu@ten @%renSeounties bereilen unp
eenaue Bertdte dber ben balelbt poraez
funpenen GbatbeRanb .etnltefern, @ouen,
ernannt. Sc fno BE 6errn Gen. Noj.
B!uwer, Capt s q. Cattle, Capt. 8. g.
9ids, g. %. @bcwtn. @on. Mufin
lelbf tpirp bic @cunt:es Sttertail Beder,
uno ba6 Gtrrain entlan8 per Nortbern
Nacifc beiu@sn. GS 1T Der @ommtiIon
CUR pRi@t sema@t, bic 9enaue Norei1e
jste6 Don benz Geuer @erunsludten, bic
&opfjabl ieiner Gamtlte, Ten Wertb tes
p%erbrannten @i9entbum6, Den GRAB Der
mitteQofsfeit pe6 @eruneliidten, bic
Nrt Der in jeeem ein3elnen Sale be1an9sz
brodten 5ilfe, pb olelelbe an ben &erun>
slldten ieltit ocer an einen 8eamten
Der 2ufalitdt ju fenpen, ansu9eben.
Terner baten bic GommiNdre fir isre
2ofalttdt 3uoeldfi9e perlonen nambaft
sa MAIDEN, wel6e fi9 obne @er9ltune
NIT Der Nnnabme uno 8ertbeilun9 BON
@aben befa0en wouen. Mue piele Nn9az
ben itno l@leuni9f 3u MAIDEN uno Dem
@ouoerneur obne @er3ue 3uSuieneeu.
sc erforoert Die 9an5e Niecertradt
zines nerfommenen parteitlepper6 bic
%wobltbdtiee @i1flamtsit oieier Commit:
fare tapur@ gu berednsn, bab ie als y o.
|littlde@ enblin 9 Der %,epublifa:
nil@en Yartei beaei@net perpen. @ir
brau&en nidt ~ ia9en, &rer oiele8 Buz
benitld ferti0 9ebro9t. GS 1T Der
~Yioneer". 3u elmer ebrlcieren &aba|e
bat ft& wpbl nod ME Elm polittf@er Ser
fellteder perfie9ep. Die BON @op.
Mu tin ert,annten Wdnner iinb perl omen
ron unbeoinoter 3uoerldlf9feit. Sbre
Seneuns it, man u'1@te 1aeen, eine
betlt9e, cenn fe gilt Der 2inperune
berber Notb unp bod, bod bld6t be,
portetlatan tem @olfaperfabrer in'a
DIR: uGerldumte pieie Senpboten rel
sRenl9enliebe, tamit ter, Der Ge aus
l@idt, nidt ben Nubu, erbalte, bab er In
Der @tunoe ber Notb alS Greuno re,
unsladli&en fi& ee3eiot. @tr buffsn
paa @uIf bat Gbrs 9enus i'm 2eibe, ein'
lol&e S@urferet babur9 3u ri&ten, bof
es ben &pmmi0dren ees @ouDerneura
in ouer nur m69lt@en @eile @ori@ut
leiRet, ranit fe po6 ibnen aufeetra9en'
9iebeswerf gang uno' 9rinolt9 pcQbrtn:
gen.
Der 9rpBe 6eerlbrer S'Neiq, be,
5annibal oe6 19ten Sabrbunoert, er19ter
9eftern Dor @pmmtlIioner @oropso, unit
pa er fir fem @erbletben i'm Staate Biz
5um Sage be8 @eri@t6 bic erfprperli9t
8Ir9idaft Don $4,000 ni@t gu teller
1ertno4te, 70 manrerte er 3uriid ms So
tel u@race"> mel9eS talp 5ptel uSy:
mpnoe" letn miro.
- Cine ld@erltde &nseberei botte Ct;
men proceB 8e9e1 einen urlerer Druiren:
ba{ne auf ben @runo bin peranla6t po(
perielbe purd ben 8erfauf ponGrfrii4unz
gen bel einem ieii,1er Yic Sites bic 2icen;:
@eiebe 9ebrpden. Der @erein. @taater
Gp&nmtOipner> tpie6 bic tumme Gbifan'
peroientermaben ab.
- @tatt %. p. murray's miro be,
fa%uifunotoe &dmpfer p. >. &eear
Wablri4ter In Der 2ten @aro. Stat
pes 3unsencreiders Der &lopfe6ter. z
6err &nauft>erfeB Germ @iuiui
ale Wablrtdter In ter flnfttn @arp
.. @rt8bt, trttt f1rGptY In BIT 4ten, uni
u. @ale fir Steele IN Der 1iten Gin.
-- Inter ben ,,euerbtnBs 3ablun9sun.
fdbig. trfldrten GeuerprFderuneen I'm,
Die ~gteurtty Sniuratts" btte r2otil.
lori" unp tie nGrel1or" pon Nsps g)erf
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.Rriea sgerriit4, |. y Bel eitu,eeunt Gompaannie<
arieesge,iht, irel@ts In Der 9laf.nbaQe BON
60. 3" 1f.n @ests. .ter ". Maticnalsarte ~
st. paul. Minn., am 2ten Sftober 1871 begann,
TN @tndbbe,t @peiialbefeblS So. SO, p1raarapb
i, batirt @eneral= 6auptquartier, taat :.Winne>
ipta, 26. Geptemter 1871, uno pom tpe:tem Cap
tain gilbert @hefsr. 60. 80" fen &ests. AH,nn.
Nattonal@@ a1be, GorIB;nber tpas, muroe sorse-
fubrt unb ssrbGrt: ~
MuffAs aoam @dpiegel, Gompaerie vg",
eraes @eetnnent Minuelota Mationalsaree
2nfla9e So. T. Gtnen Scrgejebten Sff3ier
aei@lagen ~ bab n.
9nflase 10. q Ginem sorseitBten OfF3isr
qeaeniitsr cine beleibieenbe unb iuboreinations'
tuieriee Nusbrudsmeile eetrau9t au baber.
Mntlase 70. g. n Bs3ug ouf te Nation l.
@arbe ron inne1eta rerddtli9e unp bs!eioisenbe
Wustride eetrau9t III baben.
Mntwort @1ulpig.
GtteuntniB - @dulois.
l1rtbeil 49, ltnb tas @eri6t nerurtbtilt eesbalb
Jpn. ben Wultus Meam @&pieael Don 60 %"
erden R,aim,uts Minneiota Na!ionals !ree 3u
i@impFi@er @us(cbans pon eenanntsr epmpas'
ME.
General 5auptquartier. @taat N;nne-)
lcta, Office pss @eneralNpiutantsn, st..
Yaul, Minn., 10. Sft. 1871. )
Dit gerbancluneen, oaS @ttenntnib uno TIT
tbfil in @a9en hes Mudfua MparnS 9piesel BON
60. %" 1jten &eets. Der Miuuelota Nat,pnal~
@aroe ilno ~befatigt.
Wulfus Moam S9niesel bGrt BON benz beutt=
gen Datum an auf, esa Witslieb Der Natiouale
@arte tes @taates @Hinnelota 3u iein.
Marf .. Slower,
General tiutaut.
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Elite eeuti&er Brteft, bie tts gum "a. Stt.
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Ban3, Watbilea Gpaneoler> Gertrude
q Is er, Niibelmine, 2 @9m,tt, Morie
Mueleler. Ulotentina S9mir, Mnua
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eember an it
lleter 8remeu ubrrSam5urS I Gts., :3tituuaeu
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Csc Beim Mbbplen ber 8riefc ten1erfe man
ausoriidli9 T. Advertised" unb esn Datum ber
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Sta atslanbamt,
Ct. Saul, Wtinn. 2. Oetpter 1871.
% rtrb Bier NIT befannt eenadt. taB tas S@ul. unb
Afe1tautshfGuQanb. peIdts abaefaist unb unoertauft at
bltettu 1T in usberetnfdmmuns nit rem 9sfes aum 9eriauf
d~ussstsmn rsrssn pith, tn Ger Artsfube BIO County Uubt
tsrt In Zen ftle.netn Guunttes.
Hpuutiss. Ort urb Yeit tts g~erfaufs.
Esttsnmour. ......... Wtnbrn. WtttrrH, I. Rps. 1871.
erspn ..."........Mtp ulm. Eknfae. 7. Ntop. 1871.
&euSiae Beasr naus. DpnarRn0. 9. Ros. 1871.
9leu:pe, Dienfae. II. ylu,. 1871.
NIB In ben gpuntiss Nnpta. Blue Garth. Garser. sktfaes
9ateta, Dutee, Fillmore, grptbue. penueptn, fouRpn, &c
Snenr, Gtesttr, yhernet Olmtsb. Rtee. Scott, '@terburne,
GibleS. etele. @abaiton. Mafttnetea unS @tnona am
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81 3abIrd&tn1 Btu&t Iastt ereebtaa en
Das COMMITTEE.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-01-12

ADvrcEs from Rome say Cardinal An
tonelll received cordially the embassa-
dor sent by King Victor Emmanuel on
his arrival in Rome.
THE Spanish Cortes adopted a resolu-
ton in honor of the memory OF Marshal
Prim, and placed his family under the
protection of the nation.
CERTAIN bankers of Berlin have heen
sentenced to lengthy terms OF lmprls-
onment for participation IN the sub
scription to the recent French loan.
THE Marquis of Harrington has been
appointed Chief Secretary for ireland
in the British Cabinet and Mr. Fortes-
cue, President of the Board OF Trade.
THE cable between Malta and Alex
andria, which cost the English govern
ment over two million dollars, has just
been sold to the Malta and Alexandria
Telegraph Company, together with all
the stores on hand, for 1926, 900.
KING WILLIAM gave reception on
Sunday in Versailles in honor OF New
Years. Re made speech praising the
heroism CT the army, but saying the
goal for which they were lighting, was
still unattained that important tasks
are still to be performed.
AT the New Years banquet at Yer
sailles, the King gave the toast, The
German Princes to which the Duke
of Baden responded in speech rejoic-
ing at the restoration of the old Ger
man Empire, and concluding with q
toast to William, the Victorious.
TIE reception of the new King of
Spain at Madrid was enthusiastic. He
visited the remains of Gen. Prim, and
manifested great emotion at the sight
The King also paid a visit of condo
lence to the Countess REM, and subse-
quently proceeded on horseback to the
palace, amid the reclamation of the
populace.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-01-12

Having received this polite answer,
the gentlemen quietly withdgew, and
another clergyman was found to intro
duce to God his old and faithful SER
want We wonder if any of the Rev.
Dr. Sabine's congregation ever went to
see Mr.. Holland play. We are anxious
to know, if they ever did, how far their
conscientious scruples interfered with
them on these 0 ,casions. We wonder
whether the delicate conscience of the
reverend gentleman was at all affected
when actors subscribed to his church.
1t is curious with what facility these
conscientious scruples" can at times
be dispensed with, and we very much
question whether, in that allusion TO
the "church round the corner an i'm
partial observer would not say that, to
speak little profanely, the reverend
doctor was not inclined to ''blind the
devil in the dark"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-01-12
Anecdote of King William.

A Brunswick paper gives an anecdote
illustrating the King Of Prussia's kind
heartedness. A soldier from Stargard,
in Mecklenburg, is on the outpost be-
fore Paris. Here he received a letter
from home, and, as he had been a long
time without news, he could not re-
frain from opening 1t Immediately. In
reading it he became SO absorbed that
he had no eve or ear for what passed
around him. Suddenly he heard a
noise, looked mp and perceived the
King and Grown Prince, with their
retinue. Startled, he let the let
ter fall, and gave the customary
salute. The King, remarking his
anxiety and confusion, stepped up
to him i'll friendly way and asked
"Well, a letter from your sweetheart -
",No, your Majesty, from my father, y
he replied. MAY / read the letter, or
are there secrets in it, asked the
King The soldier handed the letter &c
the King, who returned 10 his suit and
read aloud as follows In fortnight
your sisters wedding comes off We
shall all greatly miss you on that day
! but your old mother Is most OF al
vexed at not seeing you here 1t doe,
not matter, however, only go to tbs
/ French III earnest, SO that the insatia
BILE mouth of those fellows may b,
very soon stopped The King returned
the letter and rode on No long tim,
elapsed before the soldier was relieved
from his post He received fourteen
days surioagh. aud was able, at tn,
Kings expense, 70 make journey t,
Maeklenhurg and attend the wedding
THE breadth of winter wheat sown il
Ohio Is large, and the wheat is IA ex
celleut condition