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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1871-08-22
AIPEyA MICHGAN TUEsDAY AUGUST a.

Was uOt duotucI ihO ~ Vh .ho ioo"
and no doubt, wondering what had sent
the Ariel after them, they stopped fol
me.
"Well, I'm beat" exclaimed Charley
Adams, the conductor. whats in
the wind now, Jack?"
For a reply l gave him the letter.
"W-h-e-w Here, Jack, see what
you make of it."
1 held the missive up to the light
and read:
"CoNDUcToR ADAMs:-My daughter,
Nellie Maylord, is running away from
her home. / have reason to believe
she is on your train. Send her back
to me on the Ariel, in charge of Ev-
erett. Use force if necessary.
JOHN MAyLoRD."
I think 1 gave long and more en-
phatic whistle than Charley.
"There is some mischief at the bot
tom of this" said I.
Exactly, Jack; and if she were on
my train, / would not use force to send
her back to the old hulk-nary bit.
1 would take her the other way, and
keep num-"
"Then, Charley, I will put her aboard
your train, and send her along. She
is in my cab now."
Charley gave vent to an exclama-
tion more forcible than elegant, and
after L told him how | came to have
Nellie there, he wrote on the back Of
John Maylord's letter:
"JoHN MAYLoRD, Eso.-The Ariel
has overtaken me, and l have your
communication. Miss Nellie Maylord
is not on my train, nor has she been on
it this trip. CHARLES ADAMS.
"There, Jack, that does not tell him
that she will not be on. Now let us
hustle or l shall not make time"
The transfer was quickly made, but
not without some regret on my part,
and I started back.
John Maylord was waiting for me.
"Where is she9" he asked, Jumping
into the cab.
1 feigned ignorance, and passed him
the letter.
Some prodigious oaths escaped from
his lips, but as they were not directed
to me, had nothing to say. Then he
hurriedly left me.
This was not the last of it, how
ever. was put through course Of
questioning the next day chat would
have done credit to a criminal LAWYER
and, if 1 do not mistake, John May
lord, Esq, went away none the wiser.
1 met Charley Adams, too.
"Jack," said he, "you have won her
everlasting gratitude, not to use a
stronger term. 1t was a close rub.
Old Maylord-he's only her uncle af-
ter all-was determined to marry her
to old Silver, and as she had not lived
quite long enough to be her own mis-
tress-she was one day short-she
couldn't do better than run away
The danger is all over now, and she
can choose for herself Better 90 up
as soon as you can. Here is here ad-
dress. And, Jack, my boy, there are
two things that you mustn't forget
that she has cool hundred thousand,
and your humble servant, when the
comes off"
1t is needless to say that I went
'up," even at the risk of losing Ariel,
and had good success up there
While John Maylord was turning the
adjacent country up side down in
search for Nellie, l very quietly mar
ried her.
Perhaps John Maylord was mad
when he heard of it, but he passed
over Nellie's property without a mur.
nur. But l didn't run the Ariel any
more, and Nellie now has the love /
once felt for my noble engine, and that
other love besides. 1t is not more
han she deserves.
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q hatoiO hOoAA OAOOh hO WV
troll.
"Tom," said the planter, and h'
spoke in low, resolute tone "Tom-
this marriage must not, shall not come
off. You are my only son-if you de
as l wish all my property will soon bt
yours, and until it is, you shall have
all the money you can use to purchase
life's enjoyment. Excepting one thing
I say again-you must not think OF
marrying that girl !"
"Father, you speak plainly and pos
itively. Go on little further and
tell me why L must not marry Mary
Prescott"
And the young man spoke quite as
low as his father, while his face wore
look of set determination.
"First, because say it shall not
be ep
swell, father, go on; l wait for
your second"
"She is as poor as Church mouse,
and has only blood to be proud of !"
"Well, sir-have you a third ? II
SO, let me hear that before l give you
my first, but final answer"
"Yes,-thirdly, years ago, her faith
er crossed my path-we quarrelled ;
he got the better of me, and swore
l never would forgive him, and I new
er will. His blood shall never mingle
in friendship with mine !"
'Is that your lastly, father ?" ~
| eyes, Tom, it is-and now obey my
wishes and there is 10 wish, but that
one, on earth that 1 can accede to
which will not be granted you"
"Thank you, sir, for your iberality
in that respect, but that one wish is
the only thing on earth that 1 happen
to desire. Where a man truly loves,
he has but one thought, one hope, one
desire %
"a man-you are but boy yet ~
"Father, at my aged you mar
ried !"
eyes, and pleased my father, while
l doubled the estate you will own il
you obey me !"
"Then 1 shall never own it. I am
engaged to marry Mary Prescott, and
| will keep my engagement"
II doubt it, Mr.. Tom Williams
doubt it. In the first place, my sister
will never be allowed by her father tc
beg place in rich mans family. In
the next, my father hates yours toe
much to ever forget the past, or see
his blood mingle with yours p
1t was young man, rather coarsely
dressed, but fine looking in person
who spoke.
Tom Williams recognized the broth
er of her whom he loved SO well.
IL will not debate the matter will
you-Mary and myself will do as We
please p he said bitterly, as he turned
to enter the house.
"Try to see her again and see who
will stand in your path ~ cried young
Prescott, and he turned the horse on
which he had ridden up and galloped
away.
"Now, 1 hope, sir, you are satisfied.
To be rebuked and scorned by her
family ought to be enough to rouse
your pride at least"
ut is, sir 1t makes me proud to
feel that l have enough strength of
mind and enough courage, too, to mar
ry the girl I love in spite of all oppo-
sition +! 1 did not intend to hurry up
The matter as fast, but now / will
make Mary Prescott my wife before
to-morrow's sun goes down, or the
devil will have a. mortgage on my
soul !"
These last words were uttered as
the young man passed in, and the faith
er was left alone on the piazza.
"He will not dare to persist in this
disobedicnce The thought Of disin-
hcritance will check him in time,r
soliloquized the old man.
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DISSOLUTION.

The co-partnership heretofore existing under the
firm name Of A. Campbell & Co., is this day dis
solved by mutual consent, Joseph Sweeney retiring
from the firm. The business will be continued by
Alex Campbell and Dougal w. Campbell, under
to settle all tho accounts Of the old firm.
A. CAMPBELL. Al
a.- ID. w. CAMPBELL
JOSEPH SWEENEY
Dated August 5, 1871. svls
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1871-08-22

Another day-a lovely day and a
lovely scene. A cottage under the
broad spreading limbs Of live oak
a cottage almost covered with vines
and white climbing roses. And stand
ing in the door of the cottage, a tall,
slender girl, with eyes Of that soft
hazel, which at times seemed black
hair hanging in curlcs over shoulders
as graceful as a sculptor could ask for
a model. aal u 1Tc
This was Mary Prescott, and hold.
ing a note from Thomas Williams
against her throbbing breast, while her
sweet eyes looked anxiously down a
lime tree avenue, she murmurcd:
"Will he comc---ob will he Gomez"
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1871-08-22
THOM4,S II. HUNT,

Inspector, and Commission dealer in Lumber,
Iath and Shingles. Particular attention given TO
the inspection and shipping Of lumber. Orders so
7cited for the purchase Of lumber, lath and Shin
giles, Alpena, Mich.
REFERENCES-s.H II. Sheldon & Co, Woods,
Perry & Co., Rust & King. Cleveland; Walbridge,
Thomas & Co., Sears & Holland, L Curtis * Co.,
Toledo, Elisha Eldred, Mears, Bates Co., Kel
icy, Wood & Co., Hilliard, Pierce & Co.,, Avery,
Murphy & Co., Blanchard & Borland, Chicago |;
Lea & Moss, r.. B. Hubbard & Co.. Peter Gilcher
& Co., eandusky; d. whitney, Jr.. WIN. 4. War
riner, L. M. Mason, Detroit L. Harrington. T.
Luce & Co., Campbell g. Potter, A. +. Fletcher &
Co., +. w. Gilchrist, Folkerts & Butterfeld. Ape-
ma Mixer Smith, Buffalo.
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VIM. III. PHELPS,

VIM. III. PHELPS,
Dealer in
Lime, Water Lime, Plaster Paris, and
Hair.
Ready-Made NIorter for Sale at all
Times.
Contracts taken for all kinds Of Mason Work,
plain or ornamental. Material furnished II re-
quired. Office with A. L. Power & Co.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1871-08-22
CHAS. GOLLING,
House, Sign and
Ornamental PAINTER 1!
Painting, Graining, Glazing,
Paper-Hanging, etc.,
Done in tho most artistic manner, and at
short notice.

Having secured tho services of one of the best
grainers in the State, am now prepared TO do all
kinds Of work in my line In a manner that cannot
be excelled in Michigan.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-20

al Der spite, aufgcTeut, uuO bel Dem alges
meiueu Sntereiie, ueldsS ilh ilir ben Nus
aarg luno giebt, lteb' cine uugtmObul' ;
;ablreihe Stimmenubgabe In &lSitht.
SelbtprrilIuolih t3untn mir MIR unlerr
baufiQ oegebereu &1tb pteoerbOlel, inter
alien llmiitiuOru MIR iiir bic tiidti9iteu DtGu'
ur ~ iimmcn. @raoe chi Die Gtictgebung
bltdt DdrNluuo's Sclt nit me1r, ala &c
mONultdju AllIuertiumIeit; unl,re U,.bttgs
ten SUitrtieu ITO ocni .bcu Nuucrtraut, mo
mittClmGBigc ootr gar rrlaIglide Didluer
t6uueu in annapolis ccm @tmetnruoble nut
ihdNltf iein. g&ir Oerlunget Ntauner pom
Gait II. G%riabruug, tetuc politiihen @aulltr,
Die nur Sur Sefrtcoisuug oeS Shr9eiSes ooer
gar 3u nod itled)tern, iclbliithtl9cn Smeden
IN Die @deegcbung Su gclangen mlulttu.
2u uugccigHetem Stofte muugclt eS inter
oGH Siclerl, Die bcute coHturrirGn, nldlt, aber
eS lam uliern Diltbiirgcru nidt lt)mcr iuer
ben, i'll ibrell &arOS bic Sprc1l pom DEM
g5alSeu I'll ionocru uno bct uertrallenSs
uertbeitcu Wtdunern bic Domination Sl
iit)ern.
- 4uBer ad)t;ebu 0elc9aten iiir Die Sc.
ieeqebuug babcu ans Der bcHtigen Yrimdr
NAH, rep, ben legiSlattucu Sonpaittonen
Hcue StuatOren ftr ocu !. mo =. 0lltrti
berporjngcben. Sir Den 3. 9ti!rttt lduit oGl
8ienttermiu crit in S>uci Sabreu alb. 0t
bcruorragenoteu &auoioNteu itr ben Sena
iino Dr. SEQ. u. GlaTc I'M /. ult6 Sol. !
VI. SeUipn I'M 2. SIitrlttc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-20
@ermiidtes aus europa.

0aS auftreten Der ySrternatlonalelt
arbciter 4Gociation" iogar mad benz Sau
pom Baris giebt aud in Der SdmeiS 5u ben.
fen; %inoeiien iiberSeu9te man ilt balo, oaB
in Der 8reibeit l.id)t Der Sooen tiir 9e'dbrlt-
die @iiblereief beitebt. Der ifpeiber n@ritt-
llperein", Die einHlBreihite Selelldatt BON
6abrifarbeitern uno [panopertS9eb nlten Der
Sd)wei,, permabrt li9 oaber aud Nurh letne
Sracae aegeu ben benz Sereine genlad)ter
Gotnrrf, oaB lid) ocrielbe bon ben Snterha-
tionalert" ms S6lepptau nebnlen laiie; er
ipri6t ft ipgar 9sgen etnen Gni4luB aus,
,umol audi mobl Oleier Aiiociatiou lnebr III
ole S6ube 9eihoben wiro, ais ie wtrfltd)
tbut; er iagt nun: nSer ibspstierilte ar1
better III ntd]t international. Oas .3iel, oas
bic Suternationalen Al errciden wiiniferl, 1T
,rpar bafftbe, aber Die Wtittel iino ntf)t Die
n6mliden."
- (ltaaoeburs, 10. Suni.) Der fcierli6e
Gin,ua Der Sruppen in Die ieltlid) sgeltniidtc
Stabt hat beite inter Sellute aler Slodeil
uno Yetbeili9uug elmer 5abuoien inbelnoei
8oltsmeaae ita%ttgefunoen. An Der @brens
pforte ridtete Der Sberbiir9ermetIter cine
Iuiprafe oil ben @eneral b. Sfmar;bofI,
meld,e berielbe beautnortete. GS lino Sor,
bereitingen 5i elmer gl1n5enoet Sllunlt1atloll
fir beute abeab getroten.
Witt mir Der Banter @iiterbod, lon'
bern aut Die &duileute aulp, gepita ino ct.
Soar, bic in benz befannteu Pro3eie perurs
tbeilt worben iparen, ituo beguaci9t woroen.
Sic Soften i'll ieten1 Yroielie lfellen ildl tiir
Die angella9teu anf 600 Sbaler 1iir betOe Sn'
ltanSen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-20
lNRnhe einer Neutid1en.A 8

- (Stafe elmer 9euti6en.) Der sc. g."
miro aus SObleHj pom IL. SUM geidriebeu:
,geltatten Gle mir ais einen Selueis, oaB
and Enier it6ues @eihleht es peritebt, frars
;oiiihe lleberbebung init 6unor NIB &eilt
Sur%iid,upciicI ~folJeuOe bitbid)e 9eihibte
mit3utbeilcn neld)c elmer iuugen Dame aus
elmer in uniercr gtabe be9iitcrten Camille III
WtcB paiitrte. 8ielelbe, lueldc bort ibre ST.
Siejung i'll Seruanotentreiien geHoiicu, beaba
itbttgtc mad LANCER Sreuuuug o~ieielbcu ruica
Der ~ beiutcn, uuo lteB i'd, III Dtee ange.
Iomnleu, ourd] Die 3oie bel ibnen olmel0en.
Dad langem g8Nrtcula6en tebrte Der otenenoe
@eilt nit Dem III triumpbireHoem5 zone oorgez
tra9encu Seideioe 5uriid Ytuoame lei ntdt
in Der Gage ierntr ibre Sermanbten ans
9Cuti6luHo cmpfan1en 81 t6unen. Den
@ru1O bierpou mDge ilt OaS 6r6uleiu geles
qeutltd eiHer Yromenaoe I'M Die Stoot her.
i'm liar MAIDEN. 8ief bcidl1mt ttbrte Die
iuuge Dame in eiueu @uitbOf eiu I'M NIT
DEM tddlitcn Suge Die ungaitltdc StaOt lute'
oer i'll ucrlaiien. Sin preuBtiheS WiuhtcorpS
lteB ith 9eraoe 60reu ais oaS irHga Dtdo=
den mitten untcr preuBiihen Offiiereu ibr
Diner i'm Sotel iHSunebnleH geStylMgCr mar.
Die SlGuge Der odterldnoiid)en yyeper uno
OiGri6e ruicn ibr ~lebeuoig ben Sieg oeS Ya'
terlurOeS uno Die ibr angctbanc SeleiOigrHg
5uriid. Surj entidloIieu, itd 5t reoand)trelI,
lGBt fe Ocn Sapelmciitcr rufen nnO brittet
nit inn eineu beimlid)ell 6elOSugSplan ge9cn
i6re Sernanbttu aus, Der SGtcr Wtoltte ale
9bre gcnlud)t babcu luiirOe. &m fOlgcroen
Mor0en, ais i6ou oaS 0ampirob uriere ioels
bin ipicber gum beimatblifcn Stromc bin.
fiibrte erid)ieu Die Gapelle OeS t6nigl. prCus
fiideu Sniauterie 3 9fegilnenteS i'm poit beS
0aliCs pom Dtarame t. in Nteb unO crmcdte
6ielelbe nit ben S~urteiten Wtouz @ttorocH zines
Observation-Disclosures. Sebr e%ritaunt idOut bic
6ou8bemobnerifaft ouf bic ltebeuSpitrbigen
Scinbe binob. StrgebenS itrcn9t bic 9crri1
ibr @eOGbtliB all, ruelder 9~alalten Ginqnar-
tierung bieie She III OcrOanten lei. Nof)
b3ber mGd)It oie&trWunoerlng, ais Oie|reui.
len io0ar Die WIlicinuiie iutorircn. 9odJ
o we6! Seu larteu Sanfaren oeS Formez
vos bataillons folat ais ciitJcs SturSbaS
daruiniiiiher Segeilterutg bic y&adJt am
Nbeiu," uuo flirrenb iuurOcn cieSeuitcr Sugc
i6lagen, ais OaS StGnOden i9licBltd) mil
benz Barrier @in5ug8nlari6 euoigtc. 2dtclnt
cntiernteu li6 bic Eidelbaubeu feincn Dam
be9ebrcnb, linc olS Der gortier icbr b6itd, Der
Gapaameiler nm ben Ramcn OeS giitigel
g5erauitulters bieier mlffaliideu lleberra
ifnng cri ldlte, antuortctc bieier ldntun6elnc
LA cousine allcmande,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-20
Die 2lrbeitcr unrubcn in
SdDtciIcn,

llcbcr Die 9(rbsItSciuitcQltug BON Sergltll.
ten auf Dem fStaliid Stcintobltu Berg
wcrlc S6nigsgrube bel SBui9Sbitttc miro pon
oif5i0icr Seitc 6olgcnoeS mit9ctbcilt: yAui
Der iiStaliibcl Stetutoblcugrlbe yS6.
niQSgrube" bel &Gui9Sbiitte III SbcrihIelten
bat euu GROCER Sbcil Der SNbrcitel Sclcg<
ibaft oieiCS QSerteS am &c. 9uui ole @rbelt
e,n0eItellt NIB lit c5 babel leiotr III turtlltlaz
riifen Iuftrittcu 9etomnlcr, wClde cs notbz
luclotQ Qcmad)t baben, lltr Observation-Disclosures
Der Sronuug militGriihc Siilie c~iutreten 81
laiicu. Die SeraulaNutg 5l Der IrbeitSctt
itclluug hat Die 9urdJfitbrlIng elmer INTERIM
rs. Ropember b. 8. BON Benz i0nigl. Sbers
bergQmte Su 8reSlau fir oeicu gauSct Scr.
ipaltungSbeStrf CrlaIieren ~au9eTeIllelt Berg
polijet.S crorOnung 9e9eben, III lpeldler be
ntmrt 1T: yNuf leOem i'm Setriebe belllto=
li6eu Ser9iperte mitiien Gimtdtun9en bette
hen, nelfe es Crm0glihen, bic uui oernlelbeu
bei6Gitigten Arbeiter mad GAIL uno Berl on
~ieoerStit genau gu ermttteln. Der Sertreter
oeS BergmerteS bat bic glrt oteiGr @iurtbtun'
gen unO bic our 0anobGbung oCrlelben error
6erlibeu 4flthten ben 8rubenbCamtcn unb
glrbeiteru mittelS AnitlageS III Der 3cd)elt.
tube 6ientlid OetNu.tt Sl MADDEN"
Ser 3lued oteier I'M @intlanae nit Der
Sori6riit beS S 93 OeS I~QgemCiuen Selcggc'
ieecs pom "a. SUM 1865 befinOlifen Yoli'
;ei 8eror0nlng ut, Die 9ontrole oaritber 81
erlnGglid)en, melde Irbeiter lemGilig inter
uno itber Gage in ben @rubcngebGuoen, be
;iebunosluelie in ben oberiroiiden SetriebSs
it1tten ltf BET Der Irbeit beftnoen. Our aus.
iiibruug Der Serorouuug muroe auf Der So
nigSgrIbe bic auf Den rbeiniidJeH nro melt
p61lii9en Sergwerfeu ieit LANCER 3ett iiblid),
Dtar ienaSoutrole eingeiiibrt, ruelbe Gestereiir
Der Sanptiad]e BARN beitebt, oaB ieocr iibe
ODER inter Gage beihdftigtc Irbeiter bel Dem
Se1tnne ietuer ieoeSmaltgelI S6tft cine nl
merirte Wtarfe bon eincm Auiid)tSbeantcl
Al crtneN>nelt mo oieielbe mad beenoi9te
Shift al oteien pieber abSnBebCn bat. 9i
ntile @%iuriftung mar III Der uergangenel
Wod)e pOridJriitSm6Big publi5irt, rno wrr
ben bel oerelt Sefanntmad)ul9 feline nenlenS
pcrtben @eiBerungcn DER uuSI iriebenbett oa
riiber SeitenS Der 2lrbeiter uernommen. Nn
Wouta9, ben &c. Suui, nber, ais nit be
9urhfiibrlIug Der Soutrole begonneu merbel
loute, mei9erten iid) Die glrbeiter auf Del
StdfteH pom &rug, Srbreth l. uno II. Uni
6arniid), Die Marten 81 cntnebnten, II. ucr
lteBeu oic SdIddJte, oDne ctrSufabren. 9l
8elebrung Der Iuiiiftsbcunten blieb irud,t
los, uno eS tai. III yS Decentralization gege
oieiclbell, ionic 81 grobcn %uSi6rettnngel
3ur MISUNDERSTANDING Der Srbuing llnb SC
bufS 6ertbaltung uoli mcltcrclt GtceIien /
Gin Commando bon lllareu aus @ietlult II
III DC Naft bonn u. gum 19. SUM aid) 81
i]diterie " G0ni3Sbiitte etilel..dt. Auf Del
,SQbr S6ad)tt" III Die SrutenzS tegid)a'
Slr llrbeit angeiubrcit. Sttt benz Srlbet8,
6eS Dtilitdrs lit injuii6eH ole Srpnlng lpit
Der etndetretcrI."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-20
Ser 9euti9e Correspondent.
@altLmors, 20. anlt Is7I.i
Sin henfipIrbtnrr Xaa.

@elteru, ant 10. Suli, mar e5eln S'br,
bas bic am Is. Suli BON Der iran56Nlhen
R,sierung beihlONeue Srieg2rtldrung 9es
oen 9reuBen Der &egteruug in Berlin OF
i;iel GtJeIteLlt pur,s, uuo bic Srunjolen
Die Standardization crtffneteH, tnoSm elm
tleine5 0etahemtut aIrItluilher Gb%alleurS
bel 6prbah uber bic @renje gtn9. s'pt
bcute, nab @erlauf ppn Itcnaten, t6rs
nen mir in ~unIeren Geoauten Die Vlenge
iberraibenoer GreiguiHe tdum To'Ien, wels
DE lid lett ienem centmlrotgeu Ea9e NIT
muuoerbarer S6uelli9telt e%ntmtdeIten np3
beute iteben mir inter Dem l~bcrtpdltIgen=
ceu Ginflub, 3et9e 9epeien iu ietn zines
Der aepalti9iteu geipihtlthen Sbdnpmene.
User tpnnte, ais eS ant Wtpr9cn pes 10.
Sult 1870 an Der GrenSe bel 6orba6 Su
cjuer 9ldnfetei nit BEN atritunilhen Gbols
ieurS lam, wobei einem prenBliden ulanen
paS 8fero permunoet Wurpe, porauSleben,
oaB bpn llub oeraNe aht l2o6en lpdter,
am 10. September, bic Scutihen por va
ri5 iteben, Den NriG9 tbdtidhlth beenoet
uno pas napolepuijde Ndiitrreih 9eltarjt
blben peroen?
9Q5 oeiterl pOr eiuem Sabre Der Abnt9
@ilbelm ben eili8it einbcrHiencn nproOeHts
iben Relhstug e~rbiinete unO SlSmard III
oemielben Die turj porber etngctroIfene
arieaSertldrNng mittbeilte, erbpben lld ote
Qbaeoroneten mno bruheu in begeilterte
6rb$ fir 9eutialaup aus, - 9obs,
welde in eem 6erSeu uller oeutihen lens
ieits mn oieiIeit9 pes QjeanS taulenoltmz
mt9en Mieoerball %ianoen.
Glf Mouute ipiter bielten Die pom Selos
;lae grldtebreuoen iiegrei6en oeutihen
9ruppen ibrenI riumpbeiniug in oie0auptz
itaot oe$ neuen oeutiden Net6c&, benz III
feline ieit S~obrbunoerteu p~erlpren gepelent
Ainper, Gliab uno 2ptbringen, ais 8aran'
ten Der 9eij6erten lleberma6t Seutlb:
lambs lber ietneu uurrbigcn iranjolilder
Nabtar, miecer geppnnen b0tten.
uuo taum mai eiu Sabr ieit oem 10
Su(t 1870 p~ergaugen. ais Sapern'S ia.
pierre Sruppen welbe nod 1866 in
bmti9en oeutihen 8ruoertampIe ge9el
@reuBen ictten, nit benz &rpnprinSel
Srieori6 @ilbelm al oerSpibe, im5rtumpI
in 8apern's 6auptitoot ciniogen uno po>
Dem bantburen 8Olte nit ilbelnper @ner
tenuung Iir Die Siege begritbt wuroen
melfe Ie urter Der 5ibrung zines 6cben
ScIIcrn 9cgen ben Grbieinp oer Gtntgun
Seutibldno'$ errungen butten.
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Sn Der Mdbe bon ct. Soiepb, Mo.,
nuroe tiirSlth wabren6 zines beftigen Scmit-
ters cine Srau Qomel, oils ie ali Der Seitc
hires Bettes, in benz lire bciOcu Rinoer To-
gs1, bctete, pom Slie eriAla9er, 0erlelbe
Sigiblag tBOtete and eiucH Srn. Sl0tcman,
lpeld)cr li6 5ur 3eit int 9ausgan8e Ociano.
Die &inOer bliebeH uuperiehrt.
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Die bentige Yrimdrwab1 fir bic
Gtaats=9 eIefgebnng.

!5erte finbet bic oemotratiid)- conlerpatipe
Vrimartuabl sur Nomination bon Delegation
fir bic orei @oruentipnen TAFT, u iselten
le jess Biirssr ais Ganoibaten fur Die Sc.
ieesebnng beruorSugeben baben. Die 28abl
gent 3iuilden IL ubr Mittags nnb 9 ubr
Abenbs Dor iid]. Seoc @aro bat Delegaten,
nit ben Namen ber beporSngteu GanOioateu
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Gouptoir uum Mlrr. Yropn & Snynru.

g8ir ~oiferircn gum s~Scrfauie ~ 81 4roJent unb auI=
gelauienen 3inien Die Obligationen Der
pllniun-Sifenbabn @eieuidaft,"
9uuptjumme uno 3inien, ~9drantirt ourdl bic Is aus
tcnse3e cuidjaft pom S~uIiimurc," oeren Gtgens
tbum in Grandchildren uno @runb5iuien gum ipeniga
fen 4 Milionen Dollars Wertb hetrS9i, unb ierner
ourb einen Gil9un9siono BON uorslaliden @runos
mietben 9cibert, ,pether Der Gin.6iul0 Der 9an3en
Ausgabe, $1,000 q nibt ilberitel9enb. on ODER Dot
Dem 8oriale 9leidfomlnt. Der 3il8uu8siono 1T in
ben Sdnoen BON @eorge g. Sromn, Itobert2. Salos
min hnb @bos. S. Batter. ausidIieBli6 iir Die Ginz
loluns bieicr SbItaottonen hehimmt, tpocurdl lie chen
70 fiber, ais our6 ods Snoohement Der Stuot fino
in6 ourh bic angebotenen 4rriie uiel feiiere iSinjen
~trin8enb. Sc iiu6 6 ouponz ObIi9ationen, bcren 3tis
fen am 1. San. unb 4. Suli iduig itne, fonnen iceod
nab benz 8eliehen oeS 9dnfers rs9ttrirt iueroen. gSii
tDnren oieje Sbli9ationen init 9uteil @e,uihcn 9llen
empIebfen, ,petde iidere @elbanlaaen fir ibre ei9ener
ODER Bertpaltunsez Sapitalien indlen. o.
(Suttt2. 3Otte.) Mter. Srpipii q Spbtcu.
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8crlammlun9S- Mm3eigen.
9nfnhssGlnh.

3u Der oiesidbrigrn GscurIiou mad pWtonus
mental 6iibius eruoe" iino bic Staete bel tol9sn=
ben Serren 81 BADEN:
8. San5cSlo6, Rr. 40, Roros@ aritro6e;
I. 3minter, Jtr. 10, Glib SGluertitr.
Z. II. q. COS, yr. PIP, 2iabtlr.;
8. SuStipdifcr, @de Der Boitoifeczaueuue lro Sc
%conoftr.;
GdrI 9ricferiabn, scr. 80. GcrmGuir.;
II. Sruntfd,, Tr. ii, Gtogelpitr,;
y. Sultdn, Gde Der Sam5eR Hnb Sbarplr.
I7i-N 0ds Spmitc.
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QScrlauteu.
SilOiicsSuub.

Screin fir 2sbensperli d,eruna, aranfensnnters
ftiisuus uue SuDperatioipcien.
@otpobt 2ebens-, ats aud 3cttpolicen luerofn BON
elmer iucorporirten eebcnsucriiterunesz @eiCli6ait
bes Staatcs ytGfuz BORT auS9egeheu.
arontenz llnteritilsun9 iie6erlDolGrs pro seohe.
hpa Stunned. fyDat31Sl