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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-03
BILLIARDS

Cyrille Dion announces his readiness 20 play
Rndolphe al even game 1000 points up ona 81 by II
Phelan and Colender four-pocket table, with "A inch
balls foe 600 or more a side but less than 81 600
contest 10 take plaee.in ak ten days.
Joseph DION has challenged the winner Of the
mpi0nship game.
Frank Parker, champion, challenges Edward Daniels
" play either The hreeba the four ball for t50o
. aide. In Boaton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-03

.ppIv.LoF ENGLISH RAcE-H6RsEs.

The long mooted question of the superiority
Of English over American bred racehorses likely to be
fairly tested during the next racing season, hessrs Hun
ter Travers Of this city, and H. w. Cameron OF Staten
Island having recently imported from England three "
the best bred woyear-ods. Hunter and Trayers impor
laon the bay colt Buckden, by Lord Cliden dam
Consequence, by BAY Middleton. Buckdcn IN nne look
my and hgbred colt his sire being winner OF the Don
caster st. Lger and sire Of last years winner OF The
same evcnt-Hawhordrn. The new couerls engaged In
o Dixie stake for three yearolds, at baltimore next
year and will doubtless be entered In some OF tho prin
epAi TWO aud three old stakes still open at Jerome
faik bafatosA AND Long Branch. Mr.. Cainefon's Iso
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

q Nicbolos Uotel-SenatOr Rice of Arkan-
ans the Hon q W Kendall Of Nevada, Gen. f. W. Bates
Illinois Capt y. b. Ward o. Detroit M,nnes Bre
WORT HOu,t'1be Hon. VIM. WlmdoIn ol p PHI" Io,'b
Ftancs r. HAYES President and Uriel Croker, JACOB
sleeper Isacc Rich and G. j. Morrill, Directors Gi te
Atlantic and Pacific Railroad =-== Clarendon hoW.-I
C1unt Mitkiewlrz OF Russia, Mrs. scOttsdd0ns ana
Major Douglass u. 2. A. 60 ST. James HotelLlI ,n
l.. \. HorsfOrd Of Cambridge, Mass - "es t,
Hotel-IIcnry T. TuckermaIl, the Poet - fiIthaNe.
Hotel-The Hon Cakes Ames NJ. C.. Of Massach9SStts'
Judge Israel g. Spencer, aud James Terwilger Oh HSI@
cIsc Or McMillin u. s. A., and ID. T. Vail Of Troy 49,
Astnr Housc-Rufus Mead, u, :. Consul NJ NlcIrasud'
49, Eey-YOrk HOtel-The Hon. Fernando WOOD
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AFFRAY on sHIPBOARD-h SEAMAN FATALLY
CIIBBED.

AFFRAE ON sHlPBOARD-A SEAMAN FAiAl.lf
CLUBBED
The ship Black Prince, from Japan, arrived
at the foot OF Main-st, Brooklyn last Sunday. since
then the crew OF 70 have been constantly engaged
IN drunken ARRAYS which eliminated in general fight
on Wednesday evening in the forocaste. The sailors cu
and gashcd for time but finally the hight
was subdued by the mates.
Tie Black Prince lay In such position that the steam
ship Port-au Prince between her and the wharf and
the fight the from the former made frequent
visits the city Tumshops passing over the decks OF
thc Port-aU- Prince each occasion. Joseph Carey
shp-keeper OF the POrtau-Pnnce, at length
stopped the continued invasion OF his vessel
by closing up the paSsagcw way; but one OF the
crew Of tho Black Prince, named JOhnstone
persisted IN climbing upon the deck OF the steamship
lie was observed by Clarey, who ordered him not 10
the deck and asserted that he had repeatedly told
him Ia desist. tombstone replied, That's q hc-you
never told me-" Clarey became cXasperated at this,
seized capstan bar and struck tombstone blow on the
head, knocking him into the river. tombstone was
rescued by "A named Abraham Anderson, and was
conveyed 10 the City Hospital, where he will probably
die Clarcy arrested yesterday and taken before
Justice Walsh who held him 10 await the result Of John
stones injuries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-03
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

Mr.. REEVES Dem, N. " presented
nuueIousy-sgned petition from the citizens OF Long
leland for a commission To audit the Alabama claims.
Mr.. VANW WICK (Rep., n. " iutrodueeda bill granting
condemned ordnance for soldiers monument Wash
ilstOn's headquarters at Newburg, n. y. Referred.
Mr.. HOTC1KI-S (kep., n. ", FROM the Judiciary
eOmitiee, reported bill 10 facilitate the collection OF
judgments ina favor OF the Emitted states, giving the
United States Judges aud Commissioners the right 10
anime lfTus against whom such unsatlsted Judgments
arc rendered IN regard " e property aud " order Tie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-03

,ro the two-yenrolds Sheet Anchor, pay cot ny ,
,iuo ont of MaInlTaoe Uishernnhs daml' w oh,ot
Anchor aud this bay ny by Blair htho dah n,,1, i W
and highly promising aud Nl y" shIffI ioI .1s y,
nd irneutI tittiiet in tbis country has sent com
m,s.La Ia England 10 pni'insn thrce-year0ld
49," slaI,ped Lin as automatically The best twoyear Old
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illustrated Family .Journo'

A new eight-page illustrated Family Journal
vi. be sent es or months a persons ssnng their am,
he Tor tie quarter the
where he eopy received
Rdit.r Oron tsasns Cobtibulu Mak Twain John IIsy Ce
KnaI M ueLajoa Jnnias llc1n other prominent
IntxIs Address "AsssIcAR PVsLlshKA," Hartford Coma
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HOME NE VS..
ruR ANRATllKR

Me- ross Hour Ther bar. Wind aour Iee' o Bs Wv
Feb u go 10i6 r. w. FEB 70 - 49,, no."
u ~ goo WRW. 3 ~ go "
81 0JRW. IL 81 1872 70
RRaARKs.-Fog from a, m 10 % r. m RCD - law
Their at a. H., go; SD. m, iIo ii D. IN, 5I'
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IABaOnuoemsuu
BuRSErr's CocoAINE-Th best Hair dressing.

"BURNRTT's SUPERIOR FLAVORING EXTRACTS
q sIea stnctly STANDARD and Uniform ~ paAlF'
lPARE TlVoKp, TWENTY -arst st. and Broadway.
Sold them FOL yssnL Gro~iag m iA'or'
ACKER MEzkALL 4 CoNBT
Cbsmh.uu.. aud Forty second aud BrosdNar.
For AL. b, ,l s-clAss Grocers aud Druggists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-03
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.

MOUNT VERNON.-Wm. Stewart Mcclellan,
whose arrest for an alleged fraud ON the New-HaVen
Railroad and release bail were noticed few days
ago has been surrendered by his suretics and now in
the charge OF the Sheriff
TREMoNr-The carriage factory OF James Keal took
fire about y o'clock on Wednesday night ana the pnl
inc with IFS contents was completely destroyed. Loss,
5000; Insured. tenement-hOuse adjoining che ear
rage factory, occupied by Joseph ThwalH was damaged
81 500, upOu which there no insurance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-03
NETWORK CITY.

II the thaw continue here for fortnight
longer it Is believed navigation will be opened IN the
streets VI York.
The late County Auditor Watson viii be
buried on Sunday at p. IN. The following VIII act as
paiI-bearcrs: A. Oakley Han, WIN. NJ. Tweed, NJ. l.
Brennan Thos. Conan. Henry W. Genet, Judge NC
Cuade, Controller Connolly, T. b. SWeen&, county Cieih
Loew, Jas. Barker, owen Brennan, aud Judge DoWhnS
Andrew Murphy, a carpenter, while at work
at No 1870 bertys few days ago, discovered, In saw
ing into an old counter, secret drawer behind the t
containing $40 25 IN silver coins, Spanish Mexican ana
American the denominations ranging from 70 80 cents
aud the dates from 1775 (spansh 20 1919 (Aerca. III
tie bottom Of the drawer small slip OF blue papr,
bearing the following memorandum III Dold hdAu :
aug. 10, 1851. May God assist me-"
The Dock Commissioners gave PERMISSION,
Yesterday, TO the Eighth and Ninthaye. Railroads
Compapes a nd the Ffthaye Stage Company, 10 use In
duupine snow into the river the following piers East
Ryer-Pers o. "A and As, and piers at foot OF Cherry
Fourteenth and Fftecnthsts. North Hyer-Plers r. %
S. So and pier at foot OF Springst In communication
CORPORATION Counsel O'GOrman gave 1t a. MS opinoh
that the Dock Department had legal right to tax steve
dores no used horses piers In unoa ding vessels
rsotion WAS then passed that steyedDres he charged II
per dav for the OF every horse on pier unless cy
preferred providing temporary platforms illus
The wood work from the hOOfs Of the horses Tue -.
uoratiOn Counsel asked 10 GNo his opinion as 70 e
little OF the city the piers AT the foOJ OF LAST ln8
third Thirty inh and TBirty-sXth-sts. comm
non from the Board Of Pilot COnmssioners asserting
that the dumping into the slips, hcd ~ IL Ws
with sand would niure the harbOr WIS referred " he
Executive Committee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-03
LONG ISLAND.

RvERHEAD.-A bank has been organized,
with Mr. Snow as President The German citizens yes
teriay celebrated the capitulaton Of Paris
COLLEGE PoIST.-Thomas McDermot was fined S25 by
Justice Ouarternan yesterday for stealing bundle OF
New York papers from Mr.. Stclwagen, a neWsIldli
McDcrmot claimed that lie had only intended pract-
Cal Joke.
FosTRR's MRADow.-A ball was last week held ~
hotel who're two children had died with smallpox. The
disease IL now prevalent ut Hampstead, Valley Stream
Rockville Center, and Washington Square.
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REMOvAL.-WillardH Harvey, dealer in imported
snd domestic Pspe Twes Threats AMI Corg from 30 Broad-s,
" a PpAhin-st New York
GEO. A. PRINCE g. Co..

ORGANS AND ODEONS.
NEW STYLES PRICES REDUCED
Asdrcn GEO. A. PRINCE Co.,
BUFFALO. n Y. or CHICAGO ILL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-03
BROOKLYN.

The Inspectors of Steam-Boilers report to the
Police Department that during the past quarter 'ney
have examined and tested boilers Of which l2 were
found defective and were condemned The nuhDei oI
engineers certificates granted was 235
Thereport of Fire Marshal Keadyfor January
shows that % fires occurred; loss on stock, Ni't5O
on buildings, sl3i,ss5 insurance on stock, slT5V on
buildings si 500 estimated actual loss, S29s0. The
main causes explosion VI Kerosene, spon
taueous combustion, defective nues 81 careless Use "a
matches l. Persons burned by Kerosene, 2.
The frigate California and the store-ship
suupl now lying at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, are sue
pested "a suitable and available national vessels Tor
carrying supplies Of food and seeds TO the suffering
French peasantry. The corvette Omaha. IL guns, Is
nearly ready TO come out OF the drydock u DC sue
crde Inv the corvette WaehuSots, II guns. Tine cor
vette Canandligua u guns. will probably follow the
M,A1husfLts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-03

Inc q
ported by Mr.. HOAR Rep., Mass), 10 establish syst
Of National Education, but, without proceeding IN ts
sideratiou the House ut AIS O'Clock, adjourned.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-03-11
6riebenSfeter

Gas General COMMITTEE pel9es bic gor-
bereitunsen fir Elm erpBartises SET sur Geier
bes Trietens 81 trsHsn bate, ReQte folsenbss
prceramm auf:
Die J.ier fubet ant @amfae Mtenb Zen II.
b. in ct. Waul ftatt, unb iinb su b~erielben TO-
tupbl a0e beatl9sn gereine, iopie ale Deut'
1@en ct. pauls unb Der Ma@barfGbte unb bon
benz Qante su sablrei9er 8ftbeilisuns eingela>
cen.
Die Geier tpirb NIT einen1 brilanten Gadel.
suse unb illumination Beginner.
Die pruseiion fir ben GadeI3us trirb bel eer
Iurnbale, Gde Der Grantlin unb 6ten Stra6e,
prGsile Z ubr Ntenbs formirt merben.
j3mei erube MuFt>Gcrps, bic Great @easrn
Sano unb bas MuTt,G Corps res 20. Snfanterie<
&esimeutes unter 9eitung BON 4apeQmeitfr
WplT ino fir BEN sltsne ensasirt tporoen.
Sine @ei9islalpe &irs ben %pfans Ter Geier
serflntcn.
Tulsenee geF- Warl9aQe t7urtsn fir bic pru-
3eiion ernannt:
Gbef- Marl9aae Matcr BON Winbet anb >.
Is. Nimpler, nit Sol. u. 81. aiefer Maiur
9untenbeimer, u. Gimme, 9enrs Sdurmeier,
1bos. Orb unt 2epis arieeer ais IiTaenten.
Sn sem :3uss tpereen cine Ga5abl Iranspa'
rente nit paKenoen MOttos anssbraat wsreen,
unt wirb bic Yrr5ei1un tur9 folssnee @trabsn
mari9iren:
@on 5ranflin @trabe bic I. @trabe binunter
bis Slips, BON Slise mad Der s., BON Der s.
mad Sadjon Der Sadion binab CUR Dritten,
bieie binauf mad bsr Sort, Son bort Der @al-
nut @trabs entlans mad benz Itbsaaum.
SIM atbenaum a~nselanst wirb eieGeier bur9
ben GsFpraTeentsn 5srra Carl @&sHer erSHnst
perten. Srdeler=pieesn wsrsen nit eiaem
patriutiiden 2iete sursstrassa Bon benz ct.
paul M1nnerbpr abpe9iela, unb loQen fir bic
8eisr padsnte &eiclationea paiftt werteu.
Mu6sr Zen ron ausparts eiagelabenen &et-
nera tpatttn In eaufe bss Ntsaes bic 5erren
$, Yebslt, s. g. 8ss 9. 2sue unee. Abrenet
@sben balten.
Gin 1inan;- COMMITTEE tpurse ernannt umt
I'M 2aufs Der @u9e bel ben bieIeen beutlden
Burssra sursulpre9er, unb auf benz @e0e ber
Subierirtiun geitra5e fir bic nit Der Geier
ysrfnipften u~uto7sn 81 laatmela.
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BUR grnineruns!-D Die 2slsr bes
uWaneerer" neroen pcbl tbnn, tpent fe mad
Minneapolis fcmmen, lei es bieien 5erbF ober
@inter> ben Drysoobfore spn O'GOnnpr gu be,
iuten. Speben bat er BON Stem gurt cine
sldnssnee Muspabl surSisli9er Waaren erbal,
ten, bic or gu ben niebrisiea 8aarureiien ser-
faufen nire. aleiperfofe SGapls, 0lannel,
len, Slider, Saumpoaenpaaren, Yelae, 9ute,
aappen, &c. &c. Sbr fGnAt serihert fem, taB
ibr reef bebient tperbet unb splsn @ssenpertb
fit euer @elo erbaltet. Spre9et Sor!
.. S'Gpnnor,
Store nabs Der Suspenilon 8ribge, Winnea-
polls une ct. MntbcnY.
EzS 8iersebn Sabre in 0ei9aften bier.
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prGm g.-Sn Der Saule
Ser Observation-Disclosures . gemeinbe trurten
bur6 ben bcbp. Gen. @iear Clemens Staub
folssneen Mipdsn yr1mien itsrrei9t fir
zen Mpnat Gebruar.
Sir suteS 8etrasen: BARBARA Muaer. Ma~
ria Glauss, Maria Werteu, 9ouiia Sudenfelb>
2puila Sersbols. SIR GleiB int Qsrnen: l.
ala6e, Mnna Orb; 2. 9laHe, gliiabc!ba Subst ;
3. Glale, Margaretba Salfian ; 4. alaIs Ger
trub @uuSer; 5. alaHs, emma 5aassi.
Sn Der tleinsrsu 5dule. Sur sutss Setra'
gen: Barbara 8artbel, Gliabetba Blsfus,
Maria @si5topL Maria Maas> Iuna &Spler.
1. ala1e, Maria 5sinria, 3atbarina gQes ; 2.
Nla6s, @snes Dunter, Soba gsnne, Gliiatetba
8odenfslb 3. 8lale, @uua 0aatler, Matbilea
9rftitter.
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Wetrere 8esrdbni6e bon III Der
8latbe Ser Suseno eefurbenen Yeriunen fanben
i'm 2aufe ter lsstea Sage in Der bieIsen beut<
fden tatbulii9en @emeiuoe fat: Cornelius
Earring, Elm taleutpolsr juneer Mann, @lert
bel sru. Capt. Main;er, farb mad turser unt
bsfti5sr 3rantbeit unb wurte ibn, BON Der 81
fen uno Setter @umpaenie bonn beutlden Mdn>
serdur unb son Der Snbep. &iFe Gumpasnie,
teren Mitslitp sr s~euelea. nit Mulf uno @e-
fang bic leste @Ars e"rpielen.
Wenise Sage naaber wurhen stpsi Sung
fraueu su Grade e~sleitet: Gbrifina Sefer, spn
i9ren Mitidalerin1en unS 8ereinssenolen, unb
g(ana Miaer, ais Mitslieo bes air@endure,
BON zen Miteliebern tesielten. Mpseu MQe
ruben TIM Trieeen!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-03-11

Nuf fulseube neue @eI9dftsdn-
3etsen MAIDEN mir uniere 2eIer b~eioneers
auimerfiara:
Die 6erren Oebriiber 1eti@ balten Nv. 1913!
Dritte Straee cine rei9e Iuswabl pom Saba
den, Gisarren, pfeifen, Munbipisen, fur3 BON
MQsn1, tpas &auder unb S9nupfer perlan-
gen.
Die Girma Ncbe u. 8ru. bdlt tn SO. 100
ct. peter Strabe einen fart frequeutirten Gro
e~srie7ore nit GROCER Muswabl aler tpuni9baren
@rtitel fir ben 9ausbalt.
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Die Gijenbabnbpnbbill 1T spm
@cuperneur Mutin unter3eidret. @lei9;et'tg
bat ter @cusernsur fir ben Staat uns I'M ST.
tereIe bs8 Staats5 einen Gpntraft nit 5srra
@slab Chamberlain, pel9er einen ercBen She'll
Der Minnelota StaatS< 81 enbabntoaes eisnet,
atsei9!p6tu. in melbsm l9 lestsrer nerpFtdtst,
BIT Gnti9eieuns Der Grmmi6ire, mel9e teauf-
trast ilab, ben pirtli9en 9ofenpreis ter Scaes
3a ermitteln, 3u aeeeptiren.
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@el6dftsperles - 5err Sobn
MHolter, ubrmaGer unb Surelier, bisber Ode
Der Z. unb Sadiun StraBe, bat iein @e{9afts-
local in eas seraee seseniberfebenoe 5aus ser<
lest uns tasislbe NIT neuent Gorratb an bib.
i9en ubren unb Suweliertpaaren auaselattet.
prumpte, reeQe uno biQtss 9eeienuu5 bassn
benz 5rn. NTplter i9un cine isbr ;ablreiee
&uubltaft ermcrbsu.
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@rpeeries unb YrpStFpnen BAL
ten fets in rei9fer Musmabl bic 6rn. @ebrioer
Gimme, Gde Der 10. unb ct. Yeter @traBe III
pauI sorratbts. 8elunbere %Aufmertiau1>
teit serbisnt ibr i90ner @urratb an tn unb
ausldnbil9eu, einsema9ten unb eetrodaeten
Gri9ten. Mau beiu9e ben %eeidmaduoa aus
sefatteten Strre, uni I'D baoun au ~ater3eu-
gen. ol11
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-03-11

Oeffentltde Gtnlabrns! anr sraS-
ten unb suafaneisFen &~etauratiua Die prn
s. @9mibt Nr. 242, Dritte Strabe. Son
testan trerben gu jeberS tunbe DE NuRern,
@eRussL 5oreQeu, Gleii9iorten aQer Dirt @ile,
tura SQes, tsas Der Marft an DslifateIen bietet,
l~errirt. Die feinien @eine unb 2~tqueure BE
tet meme Bar; Grii@te, &uufett unb Guneitu-
reipaareu In better auspabl. D~ie9lufrartuns
3u ieber 3eit bic beFe.
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@taatS-Mterbau Musfellu No.
Das Circuits COMMITTEE bel@lpB, bic nd9fs
Staats Gair am &C., o., 20. uns %. Sep-
TENDER lit at. YauI ~ab3ubaltsn. Die ct.
vaul 9,art @eieul9aft pirb bis bnbin auf benz
MusaeQunesplass bic erfureerli4en @fbauli9<
feiten epQenbet baben.
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ct. Yeter ben 1. MdrS 1871

Nn bic Netaftion bes @auberer!
8itte, bieie tleine 8~eReQuue in Sbr wertbes
8latt aufsunebmen, tab i'd ais rHsntliderNotar
bon fsiner grslen3 5rn. @pS. @unin ernannt
bin, une bite ale meme Greunbe in alien no
tarilaen @ei9aften i9 an mid 3a peneen, ais
Nnfsrtisuneea BON Saul anb 5Ypctbet>8 r:efen,
SeTamenten 8elma9ten II. {. ~. Mnlesuns
ron Gslo aui erae 5sputbet i'm an' uno Ser
tauf Ypn @runseioentbum. Gcntrafse pereen
su ben b~ilislten Yretien abeeih!rhsn.
Office ltes Mcrtb @eftsra 5ctsl.
G.&. Wuminsti.
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StaatS= Neuigtettem.

Die Gsieb3ebuns sertaste il9 sorisen
Greitas III ib!i9er @eiie auf u%nbefimmte 3sit.
@ir tp.reeu in elmer naGFea Summer bic &C.
nsbnisten GslsBe in bsloneerer Seilase uniern
Mtpnnenten mittbeilen uab aud aber bic pom
0pussrneur nit getp belestsn 8iQs 8eridter-
ifatten. IN Der @piBe etr lsstsren febt biz
2auprtrtbeilunasbiQ.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-03-11
DQnfIa0un1.

Gsn tsrsliAaen Dant ser gicneer Saten uns 9eiter
Gpmpasnie, benz Sire Department, lem Skinner. unS
GemilGtsn, gtpr les Deutiden 0ereins unb Der 9ioa' or
Snrepeaseat @iRe gp1npasnie, fcuie aaenNerpnen. relde
unieren, ~ frut eabinseidieSelen unb %agseinetn betrauer
ten 3reunb une gerranrteu ,.Gprnel 9arltns' udtreap
feiner lebten Sranfbsit nit fold lieberpaer She'll
natms CUR Seits .fauoen uaS id an teNsa Beerbtsaas
70 sat!reid betteilisten.
SIN Nen,sn Der trouernhen 3reurSe un6 geruanbtsa
Jacob Gfainjcr,
St.@aul, M;aa. 2. Ndr5 1871.
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Der @tabtratb bebanbel,e in ieiner
Sibuns BON, lesten Dteutae cine &eibe g.
l9dfte loeaIen Gbaratters, meifeus bas Stra-
benweien be.refenb.
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Tarm SIT D%erfaufen.

3u s~srtaufen 80 Mder Qanb, mpsra So Idsr unter
TFus, 10 elder 9eulanb. tas ubrse all 8uia TIT gutter
Sens, nit sutsm Saus, 3runnsn, Oreiners raS Staauas
II. {. IT.
Die Sar,n lieet lit Slre Gar.b g.. Winn. Z Msilen ppn
ct. Yeter uub Z Mteilen epn Wanfatp, uae piro ~eerfauft
aus freisr SanS Don Gem ltnter3cidneten.
Nnton M1ancr,
2Hassuma9sr 1T Manfato. Slue Garth g.: Minn.
72-73
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DanfIa9un9.

9is llnserseidnstsn fprsdea hermit fir Die srrbe 3tsil,
natme, welde itnen rrdtrere Der 8rantbeit Don 9ater unb
Tptter ermisisn wuroe, unb nod ~ertriefen trirb, threa
tersltditen Oanf aus, ean3 Defenders aud BEN stelen
Sreinten uuo 9efanaten. relde BET Der Sesrtisuna une
iers a~eliebten ainbes Ibel eencmnen. 3u beir1sere,n
Dante liuo mir 'crner r~ersFiatet ben, 9rn. Oraanit Stsn
fir feae Wnrrbnunsea uno BEN Mitsliseern hes Sauser=
unb aaterinnsa@ars fir tbre eselmattise Mitpistuns.
MoolpD Miaer,
Mrs. Wilsr.
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TQrnt 5u v%erfaufen.

Sine Tarm rsn 80 older 9ant, rprsen ~uns.idts 26 older
inter plug UNI gu. ~einsefeust iinO, NIT einen, Scsbaus
Net it iaSnee Spis Hns Seulanb, tas @a0sr NAB. teiu
6aufe. Di. Farm lifst tn BUFFALO Spwn, Mristt Gcun=
to, ~trcis;ertsl D,silsa pom elmer fattuiiden 8irde. Eauf'
beoinauneen: Elm @tertel baar, Der Sfeft au nadBiaen Sn'
tere1s, auf 2 Deer 3 Sabre nod geleben tss Rduiers.
Nad;uira1en an Ger 9 eliean Gate BET
N-S6 Neter &erfbt.
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Wpblfeil at D%erfaufen =:

so Ndsr Fans, ale gut ~sinsefen,t, so G9er unter Gultur
Elm sutss 8lcdraus nit autern Seller. toliec Stdaursea
uub Sheune, reihlides 9autpl5; 81 @der rurtea lesteu
5erbf sepAust unO tno gum @etretoebau %suberettet auf
elmer 1anssa Streds cine cute Strast 7 Meiles BON Min
raerta, IA son ct. &aul.
5oDn German,
71-T Ga8au 1upn.
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$l171O2.1O

Gummiilcnet Mfer leste iein 9(mt alsGounty
S9ul- @%uperintenbent nieoer unb tuurte .. q.
s. 8afcr an feline SteQe eepabit.
Grditeft prn Minben tuurbe beauftrast ben
9au bes neueu Mrmenbauits gu eraminiren
unb ben Gcunty. gommi6lrea barber 8eri9t
gu ~erfatten.
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&erprben.
< Muuu mHuer

narb ar, ,estsu srnrtas nab fur;sr. atsr lebr iarnsrsit-
dpr sroufbe;t in Ser Slatbe i9ser Suseab unb :uuroe ais
itstiss tss atrasaianserdOfs Ser @asta S'tnmsltaart'
sirbe spt beu Gdni ern uss Sdnsertanen sur Ruhsitatte
~besteitct. SIR sars MAR nit elmer ~tetsaasten se'sr se>
ftnaudt. ~
alrsft ser 1re tieniebsa an
Gr ihle5t init benz lesten Wrrte
au@ her Susenb setensbatn.
1u aud u'uftet frab f~urt5tiben
Scr les 5rhitea Nnseiiat,
I'm aui emis cot. sa btuhel,,
$50 tetn Sob bic @lutbs bribt.
Bitter mar tas S6etser
Son BEN 2ieben,
Grd eta Ircf i'm 2etssn
ST e~s5lissea:
Itr iebtn uns tieeer.
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Tarln 5u V%erfaufen.

Cine Sarn, trirt gum Sertauf ansetcteu; fe bait so
Mdsr. wprru 81 rn.er Hfus, iehr CUTE gSte(en 80 Mter,
suten Suid, eutes gSaner teina 9aus uao quite Staauns,
Guss %eingefenst.
Die harm liest III G~santsFct 9rrn, Carver Grunts.
Rinnefcta 4 Mtetlei. VII Gtasta, 5 srn Carver unb 5 spn
Shafnree. Sertt g..
Nusiurfs ;u BADEN In Ser SfTee bieies Slattes. 1884
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OfftcielIe 9tabts3eitun 9.
9otal= NeMtgteiteM.
Oemofratiitbe @puntD Con-:
DeuttDu.

DEN ssnto:ratiiden Waalsrn BON Ran,isyx Grtntv; s:i.
DE int COUNTS itren M'hnNs taben. nirb hermit Nst'3
aeseben. iia an ben ablidea pldsen sur Nbbaltans epn
Wahlen in ben reipsetisen Suwns am 5rettaa pen
10. Wldr3. 1871. I'm, bret utr Nadmittass 5u periantIeln.
Der Stabt st. paul, am Samfae ben II: Nfars tS1 UNI
II ltr ab;utaltenbe Gcnsenttsn, UNI ,rrst er.tam1hare 1ur
&amFs Gountp ;u ,%rn,tniren. Dte fplsenssn'a pnns tne
8ees, Ipunts 0i.w. Neisrpe uns bic 1pmas Rsie unb
Stem Gambia su treien iete.
&uf Gersrtnuns ts Central COMMITTEE,
Nubt. 81. Smttb.
griftent.
ct. yaul, z. Mdrs 1871.
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/ Gatbariua Gieien

essurne WOlftutt. 81 Sabre alt, itart am 3. Mar; 1871.
Sreanee une 8etannte iinb Sun, 2eidentesansn'6. mel,
DIES 5rsitas IN Der @iarsa siH'a1e'faertt'r9s f~fa''F'se''
freunblia eineelassn.
5oiepb Giefen.
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2ebrer geluGt.
MoolpD MWaer,
Mrs. Wulsr.

SIR cine fleine teutfde tatt cltfde e4ule miro eta tahs
tiger Qetrer aell6t; Elm tebt9er ertdlt zen @rrSue. Mue
melbarseu iinp su %abreitren: SfSee hes Wanserer 8. 9.
1870, ct. paul Diinn. 1878
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20 uittuueen une S%rieffaftcn
in ndtfer Summer.

Gpuuts>Ginan3en.-Sn Ter @isuns
ter guuuty>g ommi0are ront sorigen @am1tas
leqte BET County Muei'or ieinen Sabreste,i9t
fir 1870 scr. Gp!aen : ; lnb bic Guseaten: