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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-04-17
ATHENS, Tenn, April I. 1872.

Messys E. j. sanford g. Co., KnofriUe:
GENTLEMEN: Rev. w. A. Cass Rev, Mr..
Brilliant Jas. K. Reed, Daniel Mason and n
great many others have bought "Dr. Harts
Great Relief of me, and all testify to its mer-
ers headache or neuralgia rheumatism, sprains,
and in fact all the diseases it claims to cure 1t
has relieved or entirely cured all the above
named diseases and is destined to become one of
the most popular medicines now in use. / shall
need another supply soon.
Yours very truly,
j. ii. REED
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To the voters of Knox county.

l take this method of announcing myself, a
candidate for reelection, to the Office of Sheriff
of Knox county Mt the August election, 1872. l
have been serving you in the capacity of Sheriff
for the past two years as to how | have con-
Quoted the business of said office, is to you well
known l will, if elected, in the future, as in
the past discharge the duties of the Office to
the best of my ability, irrespective of party.
/ cannot close this announcement without
rendering my sincere thanks to my friends Of
all parties, for their hearty support in my last
election. v f. GossETT.
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OF for the Mountains.

On yesterday afternoon, Messrs ID. l.. Boss
and Charles McClung left for a trip to the
mountains of Western North Carolina, intend
ing to spend some time in hunting. During
their absence they will visit a tract Of land re-
Gently purchased in Macon county by G. w
Ross, which is thought to contain mineral de-
posts, and among others vein of corundum,
which, next TO the diamond, is the hardest
known substance, and is chiefly used in polish
ing plate glass.
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~hoo,ing AFFAIR at Thorn Hm.

Tho Cumberland Spectator learns that man
by the name of jackson received n serious, if
not fatal wound, in attempting to arrest man
by the name of Bull. The latter resisted the
arrest, fred upon jackson, the ball taking eff
feet in the shoulder and ranging into the breast
Since that occurrence we understand that Bull
has been arrested and confined in Jail at Rut-
ledge. This man Bull is the man who killed q
women in the edge of Granger, not far from
Kincaid's year or two ago, and for that offense
Jackson was attempting TO make the arrest,
when he received the wound.
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For the Children.

The following persons are appointed Com
mittee on Music for the Second Annual Sunday
School Convention of East Tennessee, TO be
held in Greenevile May 9th and l0.h, viz: ID.
q. Dukes, chairman Joseph Spencer, VIM. ID.
Dobson, las. A. Galbrath and Jas. b. Brown.
They are respectfully requested to take charge
of the music for the occasion.
w. b. RANKIN,
WIN. L. SHARP,
w. w WOODRUFF
j. HOWARD SMITH
j. A. LYONS,
Tx. Com. East Tenn. S. S. Convention.
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A Good Medicine.

DIR. Calfec's Liver Medicine is winning great
renown. 1t has been carefully prepared, is a
vegetable compound and from actual use we
can testify to its virtues. Those who have tried
it, assure us it is all it claims to be- The medi-
cine is compounded by DIR. Calfee and there is
no mercury or dangerous mixture in it. 1t is
for sale by Messrs. +. j. Sanford 6 Co.,
Tennessee
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Installation.

At regular meeting of East Tennessee Di-
vision No. %, Sons of Temperance, held Thurs
day evening April 4, 1872 the following Off
GERS were installed Rev q w LeYere, w p;
S NJ Joiner, w A; A Il johnson, r S; Theo,
Minor + 5; Albert Scott Chaplain; Peter Ed
mons, c; Henry Carper, A c; Mathew Nc
Ghee, | S. Chas Weeks, OS
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improvements,

The work on the University grounds contin-
ues and promises well. 1t will be great i'm
provement to see growing young trees and a
nice green sward on the hill"
dition, on the north side of Clineh Av nue..
oIonel Mariner will soon begin the grading of
the avenue, which will make the travel on that
street much Rreater than ever.
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Revival at the baptist Church.

This is the fourth week of the meeting at the
First Baptist Church in this city There have
been between fifty and sixty conversions, and
some fifty additions to the church. The inter-
est still continues, meetings being held nightly.
Fifteen or twenty were, we understand, inn
mersed Sunday afternoon at the foot Of Water
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ANNOUNCEMENTS OF CANDIDATES.



We are authorised 70 announce Hon. ROBERT NC
FARLAND as candidate TO NIL the vacancy in the
Of Hon. TSOs A. r. Nelson. Election first thursday
in August, 1872.
For sheriff.
In compliance with almost daily solicitations and
inquiries by citizens OF all parts Of the county an
county. at the next August election and would be
proud to have the assistance of many of the citizens
as may choose to vote Tor me- u,rnrp1rpa.
To THE VOrERs OF KNOX COUNTY:
In response to article in the Press and Herald"
iatons from friends Of all parties hereby announce
myself an independent candidate for Sheriff Of Knox
county feel that am the peoples cHnd h Snd
and coored wthou. partially. Having gone into the
race expect fight II out that line until the first
q %sStae IN august 'n0 Jay Oh JOHN GIBBS.
County Court Clerk.
WeaIe authe rized and requested 10 announce the
name of j. S. A. BLANC candidate for election
to the Office of County Court Clerk of Knox county at
the ensuing August election.
We are authorized and requested TO announce The
name Of I; b. McLEM0RE as candidate for County
Court Clerk, at the ensuing August election.
To THE PEOPLE OF KNOX COUNTY:
am candidate for the Office of Coun Court Clerk
of Knox county at the next August election. and re-
specuuHy ask Tor your VCTTfiii oMAs L. WILLIAMS.
Tax Collector.
We are authorized and requested to announce the
name of DICK MCCALLUM as candidate for Tax
Collector of Knox county at the ensuing August elec
ton.
We are authorized and requisite TO announce JOHN
NJ. HARRIS candidate for Tax Collector at the
coming August election.
County Trustee.
We are requested TO announce the name of B. r.
BEARDEN as n candidate for Trustee for Knox coun-
ty ut the coming August election.
We are authorized to announce JAS. s; BOYD a
for Knox county. d2wte
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Grand Diyison SONS of Tempernnce.

The quarterly session of the Grand Division
Sons Of Temperance. of East Tennessee, will be
vision No. 3, on Friday, the 10Th of April, at 10
O'clock, A. NJ. 1t is desired that each Division
by fully represented.
WILLIAM HAwS, q. w. 2.
A. NJ MCBATH, g. S.
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George Brown has just received at bis agri-
cultural warehouse and seed store large ship
nent Of choice field and garden seeds and for
sale ut Wholesale and retSil He proposes Ia
supply deal ION better TENS than they can
purchase in ~ other market. i4dSwtf
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LOxaI CIniI,as.

can be found at office of Special Commits
sioner of Southern Claims" in rear of Court
House, in Knoxville, until Saturday, April 9th,
where all persons desiring testimony taken, or
claims otherwise attended to- in any respect de-
volving on the Special Commission, are invited
to come.
will attend the following appointments out
side of Knoxville, as Special Commissioner in
cases Of claims against the United States, as fol-
lows:
Unita, Loudon county, Monday, April 9Th.
Madsonville, Monroe county, Monday, April
18th. L. &. HoUK,
ii22d3twal8 Special Commissioner.
MEssRs EDITORS In answer to urgent and
repeated solicitations from my friends of the
county, l hereby announce myself as u candi-
date to represent the interests of Jefferson coun-
ty in the lower branch of the Legislature.
would just say in making the announcement,
with full conviction of the responsibility of the
position, and knowing something of the views
and requirements of our particular section of
self not only to support, but TO labor assiduous-
ly for the enactment of any and all laws tend
ing 70 the advancement of the varied interests
of East Tennessee, political, social, moral, edu-
cati0Ial, &c, &C., regardless of political par
tie, intriguing cliques or money rings
As 70 my fitness for the place | am perfectly
willing b submit my claims to the decision of
the voters of the county whore l have been
reared, and whore have spent the greater part
Of my life, and whatever the nature of that de-
cision, j shall cheeSfully acquiesce in the same.
Respectfully,
Il. j. ANDERSON. I
NEW MARKET, MaraI II, 1872 ii2Owlm.
EFaHA Nrat fF&
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River News.

Capt. Wilkerson, of Jefferson, arrived with
l75 bales of hny
Capt. Taylor, of Jefferson, brought down
l. 200 bushels of corn.
Capt Chambers, of SEWER. 100 bushels corn; 60
sncks Of -four and I 900 lbs bran. 49,. -s-
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Example for the Ladies'.

Mrs. j. Van Bergen, of Rochester, N Y,
purchased her Wheeler & Wilson Machine in
1853. In the first IA months she made ,305
vests and pairs of pantsloons, from the coarsest
to the finest pg Ateg g bHaaes~dnina her family
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Farmers, Attention

Is called to the closing out sale of large stock
of Boots and Shoes For the best bargains yet,
call early at d. H. Spofords, Market Square.
iVl0W2
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Roller and steam Engine for sale.

\ twenty-five horse power steam engine and
boiler for sale, suitable for saw mill, manutac-
turing or Touring mill. Address,
DALTON MACHINE COMPANY,
iiid1w-w4t Dalton, Ga.
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Hotel for Rent.

Franklin House, opposite Court House. on
Main street. Newly papered, painted and re-
paired throughout. Address
A. II. HUMEs,
ivI6d6w3t Knoxville, Tennessee
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On yesterday morning at the residence of
Major Elliott by Rev. James Park, Mr.. A. j.
Albers to Miss Ella King.
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MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP
for children teething, is,perfecty harmless.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-04-17
Sewing Machine for Sale.

\ new superior Sewing Machine for sale on |
reasonable terms, Address o. at CHRONICLE |
office.
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The Red Cross.

The Red Cross.
Subscribers who find the Red Cross mark on
their paper will knew their time is out. If they
want the paper another year they must let us
know. We must stop all papers not paid for.
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Too Thin.

Yesterday well known Conservative went
to a prominent colored man in order to sound
nun Is 10 ms views on the approaching eec t96
him that hitherto his course had merted and
received the endorsement of the white citizens
and advised him to, run for q certain Office at
the same time pledging him thousand white
would insure his election. The colored man,
Of course, was immensely grati6ed at the disin-
terestedness of his friends on the other side of
the questionable idea had not struck him, but
he would look into the matter and sec how it
was. Ho saw through tho matter at once, but
Il was little too thin for him to swallow at this
late day.
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Since the late rain the river has risen several
feet, and Aatboats which have been awaiting
tide are now coming in. There were four ar
rivals ut tho wharf yesterday.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-04-17

We are authorised 70 announce Hon. ROBERT Nc
FARLAND rs a candidate 10 ill the vacancy in the
Supreme Court of the State caused b. the resignation
Of Hon. Thos A. II. Nelson. Election first Thursday
in August. 1872,
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WEEKLY METEOROLOGICAL. REPORT
sign"i Service u. y. Army.
foR THE WEEK ENDING MONDAY, APRIL Is. 1872.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-06-15

TalI9e so Gents>Hoten ilnb 3ur !3ett
tn llmlauf unb leiat als ssfdlldt 3u ertennen.
neil bic Mnfertisuus terfelten auf iebr naalai>
fse unb unst19idte Weiie beperffeat5t
wurbe. Das Bib @tantcn's 1T i9le@t une
serwti9t. Sic @@rift 1T a%nrssslmdbis tltiner
mie bel ben G9ten Noten Die 9aarlinien an
Der &urlipidrift auf Der Raditite fab srSbsr
unb ftartsr. Der rotte 5t.mpel 1T pom benz a4-
ten ms'snti6 seritieeen, unb bic tn bas papitr
Der adtsn Noten %einsewebteu Seipenfaesn bat
man sur& Ri6s une 9trtiefunsen in Der Ylatte
na@3uabmen serla9t. Dieie Mertmale fnb
iaon benz blsben Ause lei&t bemerttar. Nu@
lei9ter aber ertsnut man bic Gali9uueeu unter
Der 2uppe, no f@ bic @rbeit als iebr rob seiet.
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@cIb sefunben!-So lauten seri9ie-
tene bur& 3eitnnsen sertrettete G'eti&te, u.b
;par 1sa RidmpuO, IN @searns g., bet dtud>
lide Vlas fem. Die @ade miro ersablt pte
iulst: 2eute msl&s mad @teiufebleu bobrteu,
RisBen ~unldn5t bel &idmono, in e5ner 2iefe
Don 113 Gub auf etn reidbaItise5 Eager pon
Cob 'ano, bas iid, aaem Ani@ein mad, anf
cine pettere &utfsrnuue erfredt. Dieies Eager
beiabet G6 in elmer Gtde Don etua IL gu
auf elmer Gruaelase BON iolibem Guar3felleu
unb bas unter benz Sanb entbaltsne @slo 1T
Don folder @sitalt, baB man IS eber @olefteo
als Wplofaub (Golddust) nenuen taan. Die
0rSBe pariirt pen Der eines Sanoforn5 biz 3u
Der elmer Grbie. Gin 9err Geer bra9te sins
er6btre Quantitdt nisiss NatertaIS mad ct.
paul uuo taGelbe erwies i6 BET rdbe:sr psu>
flung ais eeoieeenes Cob. Sishsr babe" bic
Bewpbuer pom @tearns eountY auf einem ltar'
feren dunoamente eebaut ais @olelano, bod
myGte es immerbin man4sn tntereiIren, Wei-
teres iber bic sertpdenoe Gntoednns III erfab-
rem.
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3otaI= MtMt9tettem.

Die ~@taats3ettuns" rnadt Mtene,
benz "Wanbersr" Sntonleqaen3 surauwsrfea,
uno bat e6entat ni&t ibel 2uf, eine Nrt @uu>
sernanten.& uQe babel su fpielen. Das sett
aus ibrer 8eferentB bersur, bic fe penisaens
CUR Sdau trdgt, inbem fe befir@trt Der
~Waneerer" iei in i@leate @eitQl9aft sera-
then. ltn1ere tpertbe Na9barin ueib tneeB
gang eut, haB man bic In Cincinnati eenaa6te
Nomtnattpn zines Ganbibaten fir bic praf'
s~entenwabl fir cine iuI&e balten tann, tVel4e
ben eebesten G%rwartuneen nt&t entipri9t, obns
bns 'swssen tasu oerurtbeilt pdre, gu
utyHry w1unt feline 3ufa&t su nebuaen. ue>
brieens ssfebsn tuir, eab uns bic 8efamnernib
Der Na&barin et.pas serbd9tie serfommt. Wie
LANCE fab Fe ielbf Dor Der Cincinnati eonOsn'
ton int @ettertburmden, iebr iarfi9ttg umbsr
ipdbenb, tpober ter polittl9e Wtuo fOmmen
raSge, bic bic Dettrf:E:ie auf d. g. feR3ubal<
ten f9ien. Der f9un 1:tb eargebotene Mrn
tpurbe Der @@ur3. pat'.t plSbli9 perpeisert,
unb fir Grant bteb IS nunmebr bur& Did uno
Dunn. @anner, pel1e taun1 nod ais 8robe
@eifer Der republitanii&en partei uerebrt por>
ben, fansen feline @nabe msbr, ionbern tuerben
~1eonunsslss ben. emp6neli@Rsn Iabel preis>
9essben, psil lie IS tuasten, bic Mibbrau&e Der
Grant . @eeterurs aufsubedeH unb f& ssa1
bisberisen @eetnaente gu eman3iptreu. Das If
Der @ere&tiatettsEnn Der Grant rsGe.
Gs banbelt F9 bier ni&t earun,, mas @ena-
tor GUNNER ltet ben papf beutea mSse. ion>
bern baruua, ob bic sn!lasen, sel9e bsrislbe IN,
8uneesienate, uutseben pom ben @eiebsetern
bes 2anbss, BEN Yrddbenten Urant ms ~si9t
l9leueertt, wabr fttex pber ni9t. 1nb tper
mug ni9t 3useben, bab bieie oFene antlaae &C..
een bas Oberbaupt Der &esublit In ber Mite
leiner obet fen&albe eber fir aaesMnbere fpri&t
ais fir Grants l1ni@ulb F.? Das @olt piro bale
in ser Gage fem, ielba ietu l1rtbeil barber au
f1aen, unp bteienisen, welae F@ iest bartn &C.
fallen, bic Ratbeliten nar Sumner u. So. ~
warnen, wsil bieie tir9enfeinoli4 ssEnat ieien,
ta1sen G@ til BET &oae bes &einete 8u&s, ais
Ct ben Yi!ssr (rieIte, 10 laxse sefalsn mie Rs
tueaen Elm Ratbolit, Der pfene Musen bat,
tsire Fa bura ben pel3 utat tauidsn laden.
l1sber bic @p5ttsrsieu her Ra@barin esben
utr btuuss.
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Staat8= Nemigfetten.
DempfrattiCbe &taatScpnpen7
ftDtt.

9iermtt hirb cine bemctratilde 5taatscon<
sentfon %etnberufen, tuel@e i& am Mittwe& ben
10. Suat nd9fbin I'M 70 1br Mittass in Sn-
geriuors 9ale s%erfammeln pirb, gum 3psde Der
Grpdblune BON 3sbu Deleeatsn an bic bemo.
tratii9e National.@ snsentioa, sic am 9. Suli
1872 in 8altin,er tattFnben rire. unb CUR
Grleoieung anberer Der GcnssnEien ~eeeignet
f9einenbtn @si@afte.
Gs wtrb purseldlasea, bab bic Delegatea CUR
Staatsepnpention pen ben ptr'dieoenen @on>
sreB. Diariten elei&3eitis Ii|trft<g COMMITTEES
tpablen ioQten NIT Der grmd9tisuns, bic uaa-
1e GonsrelTuual.G Convention ein;uberufen.
Muf Anpronuns ees Committee fnbet bic
Wabl pom De!esaten auf grunelase bes eems=
tratil9eu Botums Don 1871 TAFT, uoua@ auf je
$50 5timmen une Brubtbeile barber Elm De-
legat fommt ; bod it ieos5 County wentefens
3u eiuena Delesaten bere9tist namlia:
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| Die Grcur1isn mad STEW tIm
! bfnterldbt bel ben 3ablrei&en Stetlaebmern ben
ansenetnl fen Ginerud. Das aneanfise @et'
ter AM @pnntag Morsen serno9te ~bielelben
ni9t auradsubalten, uub aud bas Bettsr dr.
perts ipater feline Qaune. Sn le@sGars bampf~
| ten bic Qeute sun ct. Waal @pnntas frab lamb
| aufwarts unb famen in Der beitsrieu @tim-
mung au Sen uln an, 100 ibrer Der ber3li&fe
| @mpfaua ~uartete. Die Neu timer aeisten bel
bieiem MalaGe wieeer ibre noblen @iseni&aften
uut boten AQes auf ibren @afen tea Mafent'
talt m0eli9f angsnetu 3u a,a@en. Dit bic
Fse Militir< 6 en1pagnie %" ruroe psn ibren
Ramerasen tn SEEN ulm empfansen unb in 8e-
sle;ung Der Great @eferu 8ano tewegte fa
Der ;3us na9 Der SurnbaQe, mo- bic @dfs
lyleneip bemir,bst purpen. Das Vie.Nic, pel.
DIES in Smmsls parf AM Matmittas fattfane,
bate einen lebr ssmttbli9sn gsrIaaf. abenOs
nat Seneert une 1beater unb bic lnterbaltuus
uabm fir Man6e erf bel 2aeesanbru9 am
anoern Rorsen Elm gnse. God eesen ben
JHuI Ell SetGWo1ISV D'toI W oSAau"''tty t'"S"
@iberfas> unt ~ tratea bic GrturlDnifen am
Rontas Noreex ibre eeimretic at.
;3mei ueberralaunsen tsereen benlelben LANCE
in Grinneruus b!eibea. ST ct. Yeter bate
nGmii9 pr. 8ierbrauer geitb cine 8atterie
9aeerfdder aufsepFanat aber Bit esmpasnis
B" nabn, bielelbe, untsrfast BON ibren Be-
slet!erm, int Sturn, unb ae prudsn BEN urbebsr
bes ansrifs ibren Oant aus, pab ct ibnen cine
70 babiae gelesenbtit barssbutsn bate, ibrt
8rassar ~ teueilea.
@eniser aneenebu. mar bic s'pette usberra~
1dxae III Der E6be soa Sc @ueur, 100 tur3
Dor ber antunft Der &r~turVoniRsn sin 6ra@t>
train BON ben edieuen s~elaufen tuar: naserere
Basen pureen babel a%ertrammert. Die Het>
(eaben mubten taAsr ibreu Auftntbalt bort UNA
fat aeba 6tuasen srrlansern, bis te @@teaen
tersefeQt uaren. Odd nerms6ts aud bteB
uiat, bsn anserebmen Ginerud Der &rtnr''0n
~ serwil6sn, i'm @eaentbsil pirb bisler moo
lanse tn 5sr,su ber Gbeilnebmes bletben.
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Die Bride iber ben Ntntntp pi
1T >uieber einmal uniaer unb bas publifam
,par ni9t ansensbm iberral&t, als Elm Don,
Stabtratte in feinu Grtraisuus am lebten
5am tag eraannss Gommitts, bic Aloernaannsr
Marfelp, Say lor unu Sobnion, bic Sperruns
ber Bride anoronete unp bapcn aenrtntB CAB.
glun erinnert man F9 plasli@, baB bieie ln-
li@erbeit bereits purises Sabr conFettrt pcreen
mar -
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9feueife8.

Wabin eto II, .. &.-Mm 10. b. f9lcb
Der Gousree ieine Sibunsen mad einieen i@ar.
fen @ortsefedten poliri9er 8ampfbdbne.
prd1bent Grant ertldrte iariftli@ bic Nn-
nabn,s leiner @anbibatur fir einen neuenMmts-
termin, unb peripra@, aud tunftie eetreuli@
feline bisberise 5anolunsspetie fort3ulesen.
&srids pou Sort Buforb befdtieeu, bab bic
@iour, Snbianer f& CUR grGFnuns Der Getnpfe>
li9teiten nerbereiten. Das Sort 8ert,slb tutrb
als beren e,ltss Mnerifs3tel be3ei@net.
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misunderstanding. Sn ber
5&ule Der Maria 9tmmelfabrt> @emeinee wur-
cen bu;9 bodw. @en. giear P. Clemens Staub
folseneen Map9en prduieu aberrei@t fur ben
Npnat Mai:
Sir eutes Betrasen: @ertrub @aneer, &.
9amn,er, Maria 8alian, Waria Gaerebs,
Gttlabetta Blsfus, Rlara BleTns, @uianua
Grtb.
1. alaGt: Maria 6@lid; 2. ala0t: Ger
trub Dunber; 3. RlaGe: 3atb. Ni9sl unb
Su1anna GriS; 4. 8lade: Ratb. &Qis unb
8atb. MeBsorf; 5. Rlade: Minfa Wia, Glt-
labetba 8lelius unb Rlara 8le1us.
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Die 3erren @ebrxber Sim NJ {
gde ber 10. unb 81. ~ter Graft IN ct. Yaul
balten Rets bic ret@fe Muspabl %
@receries NM Yrastfsuen BOT
ratbis. 8eleastre aufmerhamfeit sereien'
ibr l9Bner gprratb an tn uap ausldneil4fn,
sinesmadteu unb setrodueten 6ra9*eu. Nau
ttiuge ben geltmadsoa aasseRatteten @trre,
UNI f9 eappn ~ iberseueea.
lS- MuG bic te1ea @erteu Betne, st.
aueure, Gigarreu u. (. +. ueben ben 8unhen 3u'
8srfisuns. greile biai5, Beotsnuns freune
Iih
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1891

In Dulutb aus benz Often antommen. Sci
@IYnbun an ber %foeeuannten ct. gtneent-
@abn, welae pom Dulut5 btnauf mad pemtt-
na, ali Der @ren3e Son Wanituba p~rotettirt IL,
tuirb fi@ cine 6 olpnie aus ben Nep 'Gn9lant-
@taaten anfebeln; CUR ~porldufgeu llnterbrtn-
suns Der 3olouiien tuiro Elm eroBes Ro0baus
BON 80 GubSrstte unb 100 SUP 2dnse erridtet.
Gle baben bas 2anb 6 Meilen In ter &unbr
9sfauft.
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O%effentltbe @tnlapuns! 5nr srSB'
ten rnb seaidnbisRea Neaaurattsu: Die Don
6. @9mtbt SIT. 242, Dritte @trabe, Son
iestau perbea ~ ieberStuabe frtf@s au(ern,
@eRisel, Joreleu, glei1tiorten aQer @rt Wlo,
tura Maes, spas Der Martt an Delttateden btetet,
~lerpirt. Die feinieu Beins unb ete1eure bte-
tet raeine Bar; Gri1te, CONTEXT unb &onbttu-
reipaaren in better Muspatl. DieHafpartpne
III ieber Belt bic bette.
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Die TeIbfru6te isben eesenwdrlia
in Niuueiota unb aroern nellliaeu 5taa=
ten 10 riel periprehenb, bas cine rtide grnte
3u erparten 1T uno guar ourtid,niltlib in aQen
Besisbunsen. Wintsr" uue5 ommermsi3sn lfesi
prdhtie, ebenip bas @ras auf Der prairie oas
@emuie i'm 0arten uno bic Obtoidme eurften
nanHen GARNER e%inlapsn, bielem 3psise ber
".nppirtbidaft mebr Aufmsrfiamt't: su lden'
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8rieffafen bes u@anberer.'

ST. Dpnatns. N.R. @ir fnb Stnen
jebr serbunben.
@t.Gloub. s. 9. 9bren. @unl9e tann
entiproden tperben.
2ons prairte. 8. 9. Snn1erbta Elm
autes Qetens3ei9sn, fir tas wir bettna BAIT
fen.
eau Gala. s. q. g. Mustunft folst
brieFid.
NsnteeeIp 3. 6. 9as gerlauste
fomut.
6lrbieGtufeubuus neuerAbon-
nenten mUsen unfera ter3li9en Danf en-
pfanaen: u. 81, tn Gliiabetb GiiY, S. u. ".
in Iorah s. 9. in ct. @luue, N. W. III ct.
pauL Rss. .. s. {. in Beaicta, %. &. in
ct. MarYs, Wtse.
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Die bemotratt1de Goupenticn
fir Driebt County uire, laut Nujeise bes Gur>
tigers, 5rn. s DuypiQer, it,. I'M naGien
SO ..tae ben II. Saut i'm Gourtbaus gu 8uf.
fale Mittaes II llbr 3ulammentreten, uni Dc,
lesaten fir bic bemcfratiids @tuats<@ ousen>
ton ~ ernennen, welte AM 10. b. in 81. Yaul
ftattincet.