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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-08-01
6oIbene Bprte.

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salt BE Situation curb bic Domination
8reeley'5 In Baltimore fir btnreihenb
0efldrt> UNI i'm ferueren @erlauf Der GAM
ragne ale Die Dsu1ibe penen e6 iberz
,baupt Der Wlbe Yerlobnt, NIT @ernunft>
,artncen III noben, {brer 9 en- Gin
1i9t uberlaGcn 3u f6nnen. q
Das Blatt miro be6balb bmfort an
Der politiiden Debate nur nod %oeleaent.
lid f16 betbeili9en une ,&liebt lein bis>
terf9ee ploYcoyer 9esen Die Grmdblun9
@reeleY'S NIT elmer lebttn N~ppslotipn
an oa6 rubi9e urtbetl Der Deuti@en,
elmer Nppeuotion, Die mir NIT oo4em
Nedt al6 solbne Worte be3etaneu
f6nnen.
Da8 Beletrinil6e S%ournol 1aet:
~,@ront orer WreeleY ? Muf Der einen
Sette beiBt eS, FIR Greeley ml0e 9e<
ftimmt perpen we'! nur ct Grant l9loz
gen tonne. Da ,rAtett 1i@ ouf Der an
beren Seite Don itlbf bic. Muforberuna,
fir Grant au nimmen, bamit Greeley
ni9t 9emlblt merre. MtQ man beioe
&anpiratsn olS notbwenci9e usbel be-
tra9ten> 10 muB man chen barber entz
19etoen, wel9er ea6 9rDBere unp wel9er
eas 9erinoers 1T. Wir fit uniern Gbetl
iino Der Metnun9. boB NIT einem Mpmiz
niltrotien6pe9l el unter rielen l1m tdnoen
has golf einen Stret9 be9eben murpe,
ben es bitter 3u bereuen bdtte. Bir finn
men nt6t fir @reeleY> UNI Grant at be-
aeitt9en, ipnrern fir Grant UNI @reeley
gu 1dla9en> neil mir piegrwdblun9@reez
TIPS fir oa6 idwerte nnolQd unp bic
dr9ie 8lamase> Iberbaupt fit has
S9limmite balten wlrcen> was bic Naz
tipn iid ielhf 3ufleen tInnte. Inns aez
ni9t aQetn idpn rte Grwl9un9: waS
aus bet &epublif CUR 3eit ibrer bD9l ten
@ef abr sepuroen mdre, penn iIe 1i9 UNI
ter @reeley'6 2eitun9 befunoen bdtte,
Den Mann aber> msl9er 1ie oamals oez
rettet, Den fennen MR. unp eS fennt Jpn
bic @elt. Sat Grant ieitbem Sunoen
be9an9en we|de bic Nettun9 BEG @aterz
lance6 aufmie9en ? limb bat Greeley f9
iettoem Gerctenlte erwprten, wsl9e 1ein
%bamali9es Ger3wetfeln an Der &epublif
tn 8er9e7enbett brin9en f1nnten :"
uNuf 0runo be- en> mas un6 am mel
1ten beilt9> 1T ;rilden ben Btipen uniere
Mabl 9etrpfen. Doflr, noB 1i9 feline
.aacere Wabl bietet> fdut ouf unS unc
Dit> wel9c NIT unS elmer t1npen it, fem
Tbeil Der S9ulb. 8eoen hes @afenz
banrel6 bdtte Grant niGt mierer npmi<
1,irt meroen lpuen. Gur9 Deutl9e bdtte
tte6 perbincert merren tDnnen* DE-
nelde ii6 Defenders sur politilden @aiz
tation terui len fiiblten> ;p9en IS rpr, feline
MtererzG rnennun9 unpermeicli6 gu MAJ
der, m1brenb uuf Der onperen Seite ibz
&en Bemiibun9en muir co6 am pent9iten
Wunl 9en6wertbe uno5eilla fame entipran9.
Dfan mug pieSituotipn jeBt nsbmen> mie
1le 1l9 0ei taltet bot> uno babel ul19e maj
in ren fpmmencen Monaten audi Elm
treni9 beoenftn, mas man Der Selbta9z
tun9 l1ulri9 1T. Sat man cas- grim
zip Yerlpren, 70 balte man wentoten6
fef an benz 81 n itanb. @tr baben Mlz
les sermieoen> mas auf @reelep'S Yriz
rat9arafter Elm un%9inl t9es 2idt merf EN-
t1nnte. User etnem Wanne Don Der
@te1unA uno 8er3an9enbett Grants bic
oem1bnlidfe Ndtun9 perentbdlt> per9iebt
iid ramtt lebr Siel."
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-08-01
Experimentation.

Buffalo, 81. Sult. - Das bteiee
presbDtertum bat ben Gbrw. 81. 8. 8.
Gbompion ;u Samestonn, pelder bes
@bebru&s l9ulpi9 befunpen> letnes Mmz
ties entboben uno BON Der Ibetlnabnte an
Der Commune aussel6lo6en. Tbompz
ion bate 14on friber in Cincinnati Elm
dbnltdes Nerbre@eu ~be8an8eu, mar aber
auf Berii&erun9 lttnerB rloer In 8ufa<
10, taB er letue Stnpe bereut, wteper in
ietn Amt etneeltBt tporoen.
Nem Uort q. Sult.-@arl 0oot
Dem anseblt@eu belstiaen N%aubm6.osr>
rparb Don &i@ter Yrutt bic beantraete
6reteebune perneiaert, tbm eaeesen paS
pripileeium Der SteQun9 BON Blrsl9aft
sepdbrt. Derlelbe &idter bat etnen
neuen 5aftbefebl aeeen tbn erlaien une
uno bic Bar9l@aft auf 100000 firirt.
- Coz. @anbolpb bon Sem
Serley miro Don Ter q. q. Ttme6 anae>
tlast> 10000 8eRe@uns BON Der g ..
@rte Babn baflr 9enen1men III baben>
eaB er oerlelbeu betitano, BON berBelteue>
run8 befrett ;u meroen.
@a1btn9ton, ~. Sult. - Der
8aarbetanp In ber Cafe betu1 At1blub
mar bsute $111,423,353 @ourant $69z
1858 Mln3e.
&an1aS City, 10. Suit. - Sc
fern frib 2 lbr bolte Elm 8olfsboufe
etnen@ sfan9eneu rarnens9 ames Sharpe,
ben M5roer etnee eewi6en Grsfine 3u
@arrenSbursb. Mo. aus BEN @efdns>
ni6e unp bine Jpn auf. Der @berif
bate TAPER @ioerfanp eeleiaet. Der
2et@uam bes @elpndten waro Ittuer
aus Brau xnb brtt Sinners, befebenoen
Tamtlte iiberantnortet. - 6eftiee &egen
in &anlas baben nauentli@ bic @etsen<
ernte fart belddbtgt. Das nteoerseres>
nete @etretoe fault tut Gelpe.
Eopeta> &anlas, q. Sult-Gine
iunee Grau namen6 Motttnelp, gel.
Ncle Gtlber, ma@te benz Sammer tbrer
unglad!i@:n Gbe Elm Gnpe, inpem is
f@ nit tbrem &tnoe in ben Glub itarste
- Sn Solicit. 81. 1T Die Gretmaurers
bale n%ieper9rannt.
Mta9aro Galls, 26. Suli. -
Gin 8oot NIT etnem &naben unp etnem
M1p6en, &tnoer oe6 Germ Qe6or. trtsf
iiber Die Giue. @benlo Elm anoeres mt
etnen, alien Slider non,ens BarneY uni
etnem anpern Mann. Die 2et9en fnl
nod n'@t oefunoen.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1872-01-31
9elett Aoetrg.
UNDER The ICE.

Under the ice the waters ruu;
Under the ice aur spirits lie;
Tbs genial glow Of the summers san
Shall loosen their fstters, by and by.
River OF life, river love;
The winter IS getting worn and aud old,
The frost Is leaving ihe melting InouId,
And tie sun shines ~sFnl gbovs.
Under The Ice under the snow,
Cur souls are bound in crysule ring:
By and by Will the south winds blow.
And the roses bloom on the banks Of Spring
Moan aud groan in thy fettels strong.
River Of life, river oTlove;
The nights grow short, the days grow lCuz.
Weaker and wesAc- the bonds or wrong
And the SUE shines warm above.
Under The ice our souls. are hid;
Under the ice Our good deeds grow;
Aen but credit the wrong " s did,
Never the motives that lie below.
Aloan and sroan in thy prison cold
River Of life, river Of love:
The winter oflife is growing old,
The frost Is leaving the melting mould,
And the sun shines warm above.
Under The ice we hide our vrouc-
Under the ice that has child Us through;
Oh, that the friends who have known Us long
Dare 10 doubt We are good and true!
Moan and groan II thy prison cold,
River ofIife, river love;
Tue winter Is getting CID ana worn,
TIE roses stir in the melting mould;
We al shall be known abovei
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1872-01-31
WHOLE NUMBER 5ll.
saw HIM FIFTY BETTER.

NEAR late New jersey eamp-meet-
ing, two cIergymen, Baptist and Meth
odIst, We're walking, when they saw a
little girl sitting Oh a stone, who was
weeping bitterly. What is the matter,
my little grip asked the Baptist, kind
Is. 'My-my father was k-killed on the
railroad few days ago, and has Just
been buried, sir; snd my mother Is sick
a-bed and can't work, and we haven't
nothing to cat and don't know what to
do sobbed the little girl, crying as If
her heart would break. a truly lament
able ease; I do indeed pity you,' said
the Baptist, frigidly, as if he were pity
ing some ice-cream he could not eat.
How much DO you pity her, Brother
c." I pity her five dollars yelled the
Methodist, as he threw W into the
girls lap.
I double your pile, Brother p the
Baptist brother said, as he slowly placed
an X over the V. 4 go you one better
the Methodist bawled, as he put a ten
on the others money. Ieover your stake
Brother P, and the Baptist clergyman's
expression showed he was getting excits
ed, as a twenty from mis- purse was put
on the rapidly increasing pile.
I'll top the spoiIs with q fifty, howled
Brother P, as be drew out his last note,
and placed the sum with the others,
glaring savagely at his companion
Here's a hundred dollar note, little girl,
said the Baptist, quite blandly, now
that he had got ahead of his Methodist
brother-in-law in the Lord: You may
rake in the Fpoils, for you've cleaned
out and 'euchred' both my friend and
myself, and left US both dead broke
They then walked off humming hymn.
Now what we would like to know is,
what did these clergymen do before
they were converted?
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1872-01-31

A Lesson IN POLITENEss.- friend
Of Dean swift one day sent him tur-
bot as . present, by servant lad VINO
had frequently been on similar errauds,
but had never received anything for MS
trouble. Having gained admIsson, he
opened the study door, and putting down
the flesh on the floor, cried out rudeiy,
Master has sent you turbot!"
Young man." said the Dean, rising
from his easy chair, sis that the way
you deliver a message? Let me teach
you better manners. Sit down in my
chair, we will change places, aud I will
show you how to behave in the future.
The boy sat down, and then Dean
going out, came up to the door, and
makinga bow, said, Sir, master presents
his kind compliments, hopes you are
well, and requests your acceptance of a
small present. Does he replied the boy
return him my best thanks aud there's
half a crown for yourself.
Tie Dean thus caught in his own trap,
laughed heartily, and gave the boy a
for his ready wit.
The teacher as we'll as the scholar re-
eeived lesson at that time. That boy
certainly knew enough to make his way
thro' the world. The Dean was very
fond offun, and we have no doubt en-
joyed the boy's GOODNESS.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1872-01-31
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Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1872-01-31

A FREEzE.-An Irishman, being an
noyed by bowling dog in the night,
jumped oSt Of bed to dislodge the offend
er. It was in the month of January,
when the snow was three feet deep. He
not returning, his wife ran out 70 see
what was the matter. There she found
her husband in his night suit, his teeth
ohattering, and his whole body almost
with cold, holding the strug-
Cling dog by the tail.
Holy mother Pat, says she, what wud
ye be afther doin'P
Hush said he; don't We seer TIa try-
in tn freeze the bashte,
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1872-01-31
GROWING A TREE FOR a COFFIN

THE man who can have his coffin made
while alive must look at death philoso-
phiealIy. We hear of a case in Point
Person county, North Carolian Mr..
Richard Harris, who lived nesr Brad
sher's Store, thirty years ago, turned
out q sassafras tree to grow for the pur-
pose of making a coffin, and about twelve
months ago the old man had ii cut down
and setsOme one in Roxborough to make
his coffin out of it.
The old chap occasionally gets in it,
and stretches himselfout by way of show
ing neighbors a SIT" He paid the
maker In wheat, SO he is one living man
who will have no fuss over his grave
about the coffin when dead. This re-
minds US Of an old coon In Murfreesboro
North CaroIIaa, who had-a coffin case Of
iron before the war.
He had his grave dug and walled up
with brick, with a magnificent tomb
stone setting forth his name, place of
birth, aud fixing his death, ''some-
where about the year 1861" But he
was alive and kicking in 1865. The old
chap kept his east-iron coffin in it. The
crib needed no lock at night, for you
couldn't get a negro to go near it after
dark.
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Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1872-01-31

For THE BENEFIT OF BACHELORS
A gentleman Of Newcastle, Me-, de-
string the services Of laboring man,
started one morning recently to 90 to a
rural district III the interior. On his wav
he meta highly respectable lady, not as
young as she once was, and making in
quiry of her, finally asked the question
direct:
"Can you tell me where I can dud
mau?"
No l can not" she replied, "for I
have been looking these last twenty
years for one myself"
The gentleman apprised her that such
franKness elevated her ia his estimation,
and that he would aid her in the search
to the best of his ability.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1872-01-31
Notice to hunters.

The undersigned hereby give notice that they will
not allow permit hunting and fishing nor trapping
in any way or manner on their respected premises
IN Mad River Township, and that any person vio-
latng this notice win be prosecuted 10 the extent
Of the Jaw.
S S Ward " Prince
Geo G Leonard WIn Kite
John Want J B Largent
Sylvester Ward " Il LErgeut
David Vance Adam V iant
jasper v iaut Mrs Anna Snyder
b Want John Crahil
H Want Wesley Crifleid
IsaaC Jenkins Lycurgus Allison
David Kite Henry Runnyon.
Washington Loudenback.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1872-01-31

RIDING horseback just at night through
the. woods in Saginaw County, Michigan
came into a clearing in the middle Of
which stood 3 aloghouse, its owner sitting
in the open door smoking has pipe.
stopping my horse before him, the fol-
lowing conversation ensUed:
"GUOd evening"" said I.
"GOJd evening"
Can L get g.ass Of milk Of you, 10
driuK?"
Vel, l don't know. Ask the oI d
WOmau."
by this time the wife was standing At
has side.
"on, yes" said she, 'of course you
cam"
While drinking it I asked
'InInk We are going to have a stOTn2
Veil reaHy uJuJ'L know. Ask the
Olu WUman-sne can teli.H
Again / asked:
"LIow mucn have you got cleared
here?'
well, L don't really know. ASK
the Old WOman-she knOws.D
About nIueLssn acres" said she.
again answering.
Just Ihen troop of children cams
running and shouting around the corner
OF Inc suauLy.
An these your children?'' said I.
'DJu'L know. ASK the old woman
she KuUws Uest."
uIdn't wait to hear her reply, but
drew rem, and lett immediately.
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BAKING POWDER.
YSY0Y YE52RS
POW q ai
6O41-yeo
NO tiee 70 Hunters.

The undersigned hereby give notice that they vii
not allow or permit hunting and fishing, nor trap
ping in any way or manner, on their premises in
Mad River Township, and on all the lands belong
ing 70 them. And that any person violating this
notice will be prosecuted to the full extent Of the
law. George kiser.
$40 3W pd John Anderson.
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sehr Niger, Watson New YORK for Hartford Sa
9a
schr Addie Avery, Wyman, Baltimore for New Ha-
schr Geo Middleton Shannon, Elizabethport for Paw
tucket
sch hr Transit a Racket h New Yqrn TOR ra River
schr Rappshsnnock brown, Eiizabethport for New
schr Butler. Saunders Croton for Providence.
schr Henry Taber, Bowman, Philadelphia for Ply
schr Willow Harp Horton Philadelphia Jor Greenwich
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PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT. 8, 1879.
CLEARED.
Steamship Franco

Steamship Franeonia. Bragg. Portisnd-J r Ames
Ship Pomona (Br), Bruce, decentralization Bros
Ship Buekinghamshre Dr. Paine, London-E Nor
gan Sons
Bark Thor (So0, Amendscn Queenstown or Falmouth
Tetens h Bockmann
Bark Lidskjalf Nielsen, Queenstown or Falmouth-Te
tens Bockmann.
Bark Argentine, Gilkey, Antwerp-s Loud AGO
Bark Caroline (Nor) BoHge, Havrc-C Tobias Co.
Bark Assunta GtaD, Lanro, Marseiiles-A Agresta.
Bark Courser, Marsden. Buenos Ayres-Noah Emery.
Bark Augustine (Br Cote, Port STANDARDIZATION, Watson
Co.
Bark Gaze,le, Black, Barbados-H Trowbridges Sons.
Brig Guglielmo utaD, Trapani, Gloucester E-A
.AgrcstA-
brig sunnyadc (Br), Alexander, Cork Falmouth-A
Iria Linda dtaD, Bnttano, Cork or Falmouth-A
Srsa Lily OBJ. Lawrence, Gibraltar for ordors-J
Whitney Co.
schT Emma Porter, Sparks, Kingston Ja--Brett, Son
schr Norford Trubee tBr Roberts, Port span--Pe-
niston Co.
rschr Hattie oOomess Jameson, BO'on-H Brown a
Schr Belle, Simpson. Providence-w Simpson,
schr VIM dlay, Allyn, Uncasyne, Ct-Ed Ripley
Kirkpsttick, !.
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ASSASSINATION IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Sept. Q, 1872
About ten O'Clock last night Michael Callahan, q
peaceable citizen, was stabbed through the heart
by an unknown person. He was walking on Els
ton street with his wife and little daughter, when
drunken rufiian rudely pushed the child from the
sidewalk. Mr.. Callahan demonstrated, when the
rufilan stabbed him. Up to q late hour this morn
ing the murderer had not been captured.
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SAILED.

Oceana Baltic; Eros Marseilles; Queensland, Adeaie
rsn M Reads 6rss GSsle Ae1anda
sino, do; Myronus Marselles; Springbok, --; John
NF = - - -
The following vessels anchored at Southwest Spit
outward bound Ship Charles for Cronstadt; brig Sally
Brown, for Montreal.
Wind At sunset Sc.
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UTICA CHEESE MARKET.

UrIcA, Sept. Q, 1872
senied but only sbont registered Four sales were
market for private dairy duer than last week. and
less was offered. The offer only reached 5000 boxes
highest figure Of factory cheese about 1900 boxes were
reached 1870 The ruling figures were l2c. u l3c.