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THE PAIN KILLER
Is eqnaily applicable an efHcscious ~ young or
old
TINHE PAIN lLGER
l Is both an Internal and External Remedy
THE PAIN-KILLER
i viii cure Fever and AEI, when other remedies
have failed.
TINHE PAIN KILLER
Il %hOuld he used al the frs N ANTE ItiuuS ct
Cold or Cough.
= HE PAIN-KILLER
l. the Great Family Neiic OF the ge.
THE PAIN-KILLER
IL Will Painters ColIse.
THE PAIN KILLER
IL Is good for Scad$ sud Burns
TINHE FAGN-KILLER
i Has the Verdict OF the People IN MS favor.
TINHE PAIN-KILLER
Il Gives Universal SAT- faction.
THE PAIN-KILLER
Il Beware Of limitations aud C0unteyl siLs.
THE PAINKILLER
Il Is an almost certain cure tor CHOLERA and ma
without doubt, been successful curing This ter
Tible disease than other known edv even the
eminent nd skillfuI Physician Ia IntIa AFRICA
and Chua, where this dreadful disease ever more or
less prevalent, the PAIN-kILLER is considered by
The natives, well as European resiten-s in tnse
climates, SURE REEEDY.
TINHE PAIN KILLER.
i Each bottle i wrapped with mu directions f.;
1NHE PAIN-KlLLER
l. Is sold by All Druggists snd Dealers in Family
Medicines. N3GWf
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DAUcHy & Co.'S ADvERTIsENENTs

GOEn MONTH easily made with Stencil and
%6SO key-Check Dies Secure 59reIis- AMI
sample free s. n. SPENCER Brauleboro. "a. FNS5wf
d. = day 10 AGENTS, selling Clmnsgu Bsdses t'r
pa ~ Ladies' and Gents bre7-t and pins, gold
plated with photographs OF Presidential CaHdi
Samples mai Ell free for 30 cents. MCKAY c., %
Cedar ~. y. Y. FN3iV4
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
VERMONT MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Notice ofAssessmant for 1872.

Making per cent. for The wear
ending August l. 1872 % be paid e. the Treasurer, a.
bis office IN Montpelier, before the 10Th day
October, 1872
Members viii find in the IN nds of Agents of the
Company schedule showing the amount Of assess
mt due from each respectively; and they par
ticuaTy de sired that their assessments are paid
ny that dale. The must he paid when due
Those who tail TO thus pay ought expect 10 be
paid IL their property o. destroyed by FIR. httl
attention TO his the ct % Members Of ths
Company. The proper time, viii IN 4n eNpense
and trouble. See sIh Act ct lucori ration on
your policy, which viii be eHi, reed
J. T. THURS TON. Treasurer.
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NATURE ) hEIIEll.
Y 6(Sf IIT
TIE CREAT Bl1o3 Fl7i57

NEGLTINE IS mace exclusively from Iaire- ut fue
3arefaIIy selected BARNS, ROOTS and II ERBS. and
strongly csutrated that VIII c-eetuEtiv erltI-
cate from IHe system every talUt uf IT kbF I IA
SCR0FULoDS HU 4 OR, TJ&ORS- CANCER CAN
CER0US HUNOR EBYSIeELNS. SALT Il HEUN
SYPHiLITtC DISEASES. GAMER. FAM TNES~
AT THE SION At II ana an diseases that arse from
impure blood $CIATl a INfIANNIa TORY AN d
CHRONIC EHEi MATISM. NEURALGIA GOVT
and SPINAL COMPLAINTS. can uuIy re effrrrUsll y
cured through the blood
For liz ERS and ERJPTlVE Disc SIS o. the
SKIN. pt- STU LES. FIN LES BLDTJHES. B1IlS.
TETTER. SCALn HEAD ana RtNGWDBAI, NcEe
For PAINS ~ THE BACK KIDNEY COW
PLANTS uRpPSN. FEMALE ~ f.AkN ESS, LEU
COREH GA, arising from Internal Ulcera I"u. aud
uterine dIaea~e- aud GENERAL DEBILITY Veg
etine acts directly upon the causes ct thee com
tenn acts upon the cretIve organs. aliayS indaum@
ton, rute- ulceTstloU. and -aculstes the bowels
For CATABBH. DYSPEPSIA, HABiII Al COS
RINENESS. PALPfTATiON OF THE HEART
HEADACHE. PILES. SERNOI ~ E~S and q En- T.
TAI. pr-~tratlnn ct the NERVOUS SYSTEM, %,
medicine 1s given such perfect Ssusiacuonas the
Eegetinc. purfieS the blood, rle uSes all @. iht
oIsau>. ami possesses d controlling power over TIE
NervUu~ system
The remarkable cures effected b. Negetinc have
induced many physicians ami apothecarleS whom Nt
know ca prescribe and il In their families
Ia tact. Segetine is the %. 81 remedy Vel dISCoy
cred The above diseases, and = the on N reliable
BLOOD PURIEI EEfS Vet placed before lie public
Prepared by II. II. STEVENS Boston, Mas.
Price SIPS. Sotd hy all druggists FN5m3sow
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-09-11

REUNION OF THE TENTH REGIMENT.-Tht
Tenth Vermont Regiment is the only one OF
the organizations of Vermont Volunte'r
t soldiery that fought through the war, which
! has an annual reunion of rank and hle
Through the earnest and enthusiastic efforts
of Colonel Henry, Major Salisbury, Surgeon
ChIlds ard Chap n Haynes, this regimen
have come together annually, and in speech
song and Renaissance, kept green the mem :
ories OF camp and battle field This year, so
full of political excitement, naturally enough
brought out a less number than usual Of tie
veterans, yet about thirty from far and near
assembled at the Van Ness House last even
ing and set down to a substantial supper.
A feeling prayer was offered by Rev. DR..
Childs, of Crown Point New York, and after
the cloth was removed, Colonel and General
Henry, who presided, made a suitable vel
come speech, and introduced Surgeon w lizard
A. Childe, of Moers, n Y, who read a
fragment of a poem on - Cedar Greek, y
which be prepared to deliver before posts Of
the 6. A. A, and lyceums during the ensu
ing season. His lines were fine, being
descriptive of the preliminaries Of the field of
Cedar Greek, and were heartily applauded
by his old comrades Mr. Bigelow, of the
Free Press, responded briefly to a call upon
the press speaking mainly OF Read, Darrah
and others Of the gallant dead of the Tenth.
] 0e0eTdl Henry tnen UOlu MS tClllu5 - u1cu
story for the benefit Of Elk Quartermaster
Charles H. Reynolds of Chicago, who was
back with his old comrades for the first time
| for years The Secretary, Lieut.. W. y.
Chaplin, Jr., of Liverpool, \. y. then read
the following letter
LETTER OF CAPTAIN WIN. R. HoYT.
EAU CLAIRE, w is, August l., 1872
General W. w, Henry:
Received invitation to be present at the
9Th re union Of the glorious old - Tenth, -
and | assure you, had | more leisure and less
busners, should most certainly avail myself
of the pleasure Of meeting each retcran and
renew old associations made agreeable by
common danger and hardship, in days never
to be forgotten in our history. And this
fall | hope the fruits of victory VIII be
established by the election of our lead
General Grant, Major Salisbury and
- Greeley Notwithstanding. Ny hest
wishes TO yourself and all who may enquire. F.
Very respectfully,
WV. X. HoYr.
LETTER OF MAJOR j a. SALISBURY
Rutland. August 80, 1872.
W " Henry, Chairman Executive Commit
tee, Burlington. VI
Dear Colonel The seventh annual Iu-
vitatlon OF the dear Old Tenth reached nae iu
due season, and | deeply regret that cannot T
Ne Gg pL'sg,Ie IN o. ,,iI
Is im pr9 for me u be there ana sneak
-. IN -, al 4 -
absence at this reunion Of honorcd associates
former form r occasion mingIe5 wi,b VIM N ,bS
80 -o,,,,-,;.Io,.-s - b., IA
I IN lL,I1 t,D,,.oa.., ,.l,
~ US -. aI ~ '' - ms,
~ l $3.50 az ~ l ~ l
sPortin,ants >, ,.,I- 1rr,
G.l31. =, - -.l.l
Coiiit'.ioS a'li i'..,i.l .l'- ing .''-'
NA'o u 'Ile YII ien'l : ''n rue ''' "".' ~"
~ l,'aoe anu plos PERI anu may NJ S"aI'N
iiu Il: you WI nay n pheasant reunion
rernai6 vopr Iii CONRAD.
i. \. SALISBURY.
The tenth then adjourned 70 the uarl0r-
- $3.50 ~ 2
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-09-11
OUR DEAD BEATS

DEALERS IN Stoves AMI Tinware had better look
| out for D. Patkhurst. painter, William Ford, a
marble worker, and Il. d. Hood, farmer, and some
others pay or look cut iorbrea kers
They must pay OF be advertised. Ri5
= SCRIBNER.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-09-11
NOTICE.

A PPLICATION viii be made TO the next session OF
\ the legislature Vermont ~ extension Of time
10 complete Montpelier and Wells River Railroad
JOEL Eos TER, Jr Clerk,
Montpelier, Aug. II, 1872, FS3S5
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MOTTO Is hereby given that appledu on W
y made at the next Of the Legs Ioi
charter for a Railroad connect with the yer
mont Genital al some point in the town oil Roy
and 10 extend thence through Royaton, IuhDnoge
1isslsea Wasbin gton WillfamstOwn. Orange, Barre,
RsrIiu and McntpelieT-eXtending ihrou GA al OF .
parr OF said towns connecting with the vermont
or Tor branch rosd 10 extend through part OF san
towns, F'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-09-11

CONFER tpMNERCl COLLEGE. conduct " DO
sat. aud success Ter thIrts two so years past
HrfeE .le mans eat. mud attended ny seventeen
Htl-4.a L711' Students conf uue~ from Us long eH
.er. Hee .i -HfsH-Iye mercantile connections, to pos
CREST stsslt-e tus cont. i-uce uf the cummuul-
tl a.l ms thereby peculiar t.CHEle~ Tor providing
-lffaa er ,f It's -r7daste~ male ana female
MANS . ts..HH The head ut extensive e.
tan.-l.eut-- vii p thousands hold responsible posi-
,..us his AMI other cities.
IHr EHfsrT--KCoNu ArNuaI CAT.tHGCK ASa CHS
gUlsE com aiming tlIi Inflammation, with styles "i
HAsaFE. rIN. t,u-If aud list % Mr. Conner WORKS
PeuuaushIp Book-Ke sping, n aviEatlcn &c
sent b. 5asI.. no mas h- bad FsEE az he college.
Moaning Sessions 9tr-. every business DAY through
et rae scar. Evening", 90 from 1t October D" lot
1#rH
GEoEGE -. cDNEK. A. n. President, 313 Wash
lnGt.r Street. t.rHrf 10 Wet street, Boston.
EAIs-a@
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-09-11

SARSAPARILLIAN RESULVENI
HAS MADE The MOST ASTONISHING CURES &
50 QUICK. SO RAPID ARE TIE CHANCES
THE F0uN UNIEEGoE~. UNDER THE ~
FLTENCE OF THIS TRULY NoNIEtE I'LL
MEDICINE THAT
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-09-11
Treasurer Office,

Montpelier, Aus. 27th 1872.
ca The publishers of each weekly uewspHp in ti;
State requested u publish the alb nofIe three
weeks successfully, their respective paper tor which
three dollars viii be paid presentation OF their bill
this office. FN36S3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-09-11

r.. z. r.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
CURES THE WORST PAINS
In from one to Twenty Minutes.
NOT ONE HOUR
A''e i'@- 5!i With p 4 IN any o1e
RAILWAYS READY RFLiEF IS A CURE FOB
:. EVERY ,Rl PAIN PAIN
The Only Pain Remedy
Lungs stomach Bowels, or otfer glands or organs, iy
- IS THQ21 one To TWENTY 19:7.9- MINUTES J!
KHErMATIc, Bed.ridieai Infrn, crippled, Nervous.
Railways READY RELIEF
WILL AFFORD INSTANT EASE
l&F-ANN A!lpN OF TIE kIINE4> --
INFLAMMATION OF TIEE, .hgoWEIISSi>@-- ,-.,----
SORE THROAT, BIFFieTLT BREATHING
HYsTEEIcs ch6tt=F, ibfPHrilEEIl -. - -
1ATAEEH INFLUENZA.
NEJ KkLGIA, EHEUN- -TIsN.
Tassrs'' .,..1 ef,i. II eady Relief 4 ra-' or
rarts '.sg tao PAM 90 e.-a--y CASTS " afford ease
Tws1fy 7sI7 fa'fa t..l,. r E-t.s- WI 4, e..
TY~ENTEI.Y. C6LIe. -WIND IL ms B5WELS
-. l.i s.'g4zs cary let',e q Radway
* tyr i..a F-.al. B.4a5g 81 B-,,r> Is i s...a-1-
rFyrr. - ~ - = .',,. Tr---,
Ee..... t-..- il th.- v.-. f.t- VIA Power
aud as.t a-i l.' other Na'ar.rS Bilious. Scarlet.
r.a-L. and .--er fsEe-- .4..s- -- RAILWAYS
PINS So C...A as RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
l..tv coats per l-t-e. Sd E. Druggists.
HEALTH! BEAUTY!
STRONG And PURE ETHH TL0OD-INCEEAS
COS FLESH AND M EIrHI-tIEAE SKIN AND
BEAU TIF u COMPLEXION CUkED To ALL
DR.. RAILWAYS
SARSAPARlLLIAN RES0LVENT
HAS MADE THE MOST ASTONISHING CURES
80 QUICK. So RAPID ARE THE EE ASgE-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-09-11

Vinegar RitterS are not a vie Fancy Drink.
-ga3e uI FeoT Rum. Whisky, Proof spirits and
T.. f~a Liquors. doctored. spiced, and sweetened
s4 please Ihe taste. called TONES" Appetzers
I-tareI-.' Ac.- THAT lead the uppier on 70 drunk
.aae-~ ANA ruin Lat are a true Medicine made
from The native roots ana herbs of California free
.-Hm an Alcoholic ~timulautS. They the Great
Eaa# IUrII.r ani q LHa-gIEluE Principle, Perfect
,agaE-ur and lnyiEorator Of the System, carrying
seq all poisonous matter and restoring the blood
.a healthy condition. enrlChIng 1t, refreshing and
.uyI-agftluU hatH mint and body. They are easy
.f administration. prompt IN their action, certain
their results, safe and reliable m all forms OF
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-12-05
c5n 5ahen Der 6 huIen6t

-" S6WeH ptC WuItU WI
, aul'6.- @ir fSnnen NIT aufrih=
tiSem 9srsntsen melpen. cob felt Dem
Wmteantritt res reuen S1uliupertntenz
centen, 5errn Gage, cine bepeutenoe
@erdnoeruns gum Bei1ern i'm 6Hent!iden
@4ulme|en ct. Yaul'6 einsetreten 1T.
Dsr @a9e bat berett6 oon Dem b.
ilBe Der 5aupteisenldaft eines euten
S6ulzS bsraufleber6 - rer Tbdtto<
felt redt erfreulide Beweile obee>
lfot. Gr bat in Nuen 3weiaen re6 Ifz
fentl'den lntsrridta BE Ginfubtl n pon
Neuerunaen beperflteuisL wel6e rem
u 9 6 i9uBen, mte Dem 5o6iduler ~
Cute tommen, uno nod Wid!t9ere6 1T,
ME man ltben wirr, i'm Mercen.
Sn Der SiBune res Boaro am leg
ten Mpnta9 Mbenp mar Der 8eridt peS
Superintenpen ea5 BET meitem Sntelel>
lantefe.
5err Gage beri9tet folsenps Grequens
unlerer @9ulen
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Sic Itnenoeu,eut8

Da6 @ptun, uber bic tti Der lesten
Wabl in Minnelota aur &bittmmunS
sefommenen Nmencements CUR @onittz
tueton oe6 StaateS, amtltd 9e3dblt, war
f%pleenoe6:
gu Wun1sn oer Nhleibe fiji: Staats=
Wobltbd:i9feit6z Nnnalten.
Sa 29,158
Stein 26>S61
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Mojoritlt fur na5 Nmencemsnt 2,277
Da6 Mmenesmen1 gum. 5buB BE-.
uSntsrnal Smprprement" 2dnrerften Ct
biels cine Wojoritdt pom 5l,107.
Da5 fur BeI@rinfun1 Der Madtpcuz
tcmmenbeit Don Munipalitdten our 8e<
wiQieun9 Don 8onuNen an Corporate"
men, 90,12O.
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@runbei9entbums. Derfdufe.

q 9 Gbpemater an . 81 @olmsr, Qcts 1, 2,
3 unb 4 vlod IS 9mitb'S @ubpipilon Don
St!nlon's D~is,lion, Marran'p Deer, 81. 800.
Cam q Wcfa lamb an st u @mitb, unae-
theiltea ] ] ron q 2cta in Terrace Yart, WarrantY
. %, 1000.
Samea 6 @urbant an g q @mitb, unse.beil-
tts J J BON % 2ots in Gerraee parf, Warrantp
Ieeo, $500.
6 Mtbertpn an 6 s uuo 3 $ Menfe, 2ct 8
9lod IS u lbton unb @berburne's Mopitipn, @.
D., $50.
29au an $ g 3nas, She'll son 2ct 7 Brun=
lcn's @uboiptlcn Der . J BON 1~led Is pom
Stinlon, Brcmn ano &amieys Meeitiun, Mar=
rautY Geep, $50.
Ism 9t WaribaQ unb grau an Mprtcn unb
Wbarrpn, Got 10 unb > As buB Don Qot 9 Blot
IL Hiee uno Srpines Apoitiou, Warr nty Deb,
$4,000.
james @tinion an s bn 6 @uberts, qot IS
Slod IA @ttnlsn's sppition, WarrautY Geep,
400.
Sames 6 Burbanf uub Grau an @amuel q
Me5arlanb. unaetbe'ltes J BON 80 Sots in 1sr<
race Dart @ooitt n, Wa1ran:y Eeep i,
$500.
II u @mitb an Cam u WcGarlanb. unaetbeil<
tes J ! pom 81 Cots tit Serraeepart Meeitipn, War<
rantY Geeb. $50.
50 &bait uno frau an Sol 0eebrr, "a Der
. j bonn g @ / Setiiun 80 Iepn 80 Ranse %
@a,rantY Deeb, $50.
@amutl Diit9el unbGrau an 2beo 5ennina.r,
IS Nder in @etiun IL, Iown e, Ranse q,
WarrantY Deeb> $4,000.
s W Npbbins unb Grau an q 9 @bpemafer,
Got 80 5aQ unp Br. @ubeipiFon, Wa1ranty
Deb, 1900.
'Retteea 5yman AT $ 9 gairdilb, q % bis
g 9S ! pom g > ! ees @@ ! @eftipn ) 1pwn
20 81 nee %, @ D.. 720.
Trantliu @teele unp Grau an Dat 8 Sicily, 2ots
is, II, 18. 19, 81, IS, 36 unb 81 IaYton
unb Srpine'S Ntbition, Guaranty Dsep,
1900.
IS Collins unb Grau an s @uttl9ammer, >
] BON Got 2 Srsines Mbpitien Of Dutlots> 9D. o.,
$500.
50 &tetpart unb Jrau en- Trtb @rpnepalo,
Got 2 Blod 10 ct. 8r. unb 81. Mbb,tipny W. D.,
$500.
Sobn 9 Ybillips an pcnnpd Yuiey, 2ots IL
unb IA 8lof IS 3ob. unb 81. Wpbition, u. O.,
1900
@rc,pley unb @mitb an g . Cpwrs, Got 1
8lod 2 Grppl. unp Smtb's Subs., Warrant9
Deco, 125.
Sas stinlon an Maria Jrecle, Cots ~ unb 10
8lrd 13 Gtnfon'5 Weoitipu, Warranty Deep>
$500.
lreliua Brige uno Urau an Sob lHe Wemcry>
Qcts H. II, Is uup ii 5oYts Suslpt5, ". q,
1000.
N uns s Sanf an 8 Msbmann, g ; 1uB ron
2ots 6 uns 5 BIrd 7 IeB. e. il. unb W. lo=
eition, W. O., 1900.
g y MaYall an " Voutbil!ier, Cots 4 uro 10
Ylrt %aily's @pb'tion gu 1tonru's @pei'ion,
B, ., SUO.
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8rtefiae.

2ite beutf&er Brtefe, biz bis 3uu, 3. Dsa. ;.
5. ni9t abgebplt tpprben fnb
Oamen> 8riefe.
Burpp Spbanna Vettau Qi;,ic
Buns &eaina Maab WG;ltelmtue
e1noete Senrtette W Sit Nusu(e 6 9lter~
8arnbab 1atBa,ine tine
5enfe Marta @te,ntob Wntou sE,.
auis Nlaria bame
Airib 9atbarine @tmict Matame
Hen9el Clinton Wtaeame ubl.r Sattarina
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{ alrs s.
ccJobsIt oeS Gonntaa8=S latte8 Der
minuefpta 9taotS.3eitune.

WorcmiQ ;u Sage, Noseue bon g. .
5fYfrifo.
8e,liner MeiBticr.
MuS en- 5eiler feline GrinnerunAs,
(geoiht.)
5umpriitilbe6.
DoS Sonntoes : B!att miro oler
Mtornenten ne6 @odenblatte6, bic In
@uraus bs;ablt baben, ols prdmie 3u9e:
1anot.
Das @abi. elultat BON Minnefotu
mad amtltdber 3dbluna.
Die NIT Dem ;3dblen BET Bel ber lebten
Babl ob9e9etenen @timmen betrauts
Gommiiion Don Staat6beamten bat tbre
Nrbeiten am Montae Abeno 9el6lo0tn,
Die Beri9te Don 1dmmtli9en Gountiea
la9en politdnbi9 yor, fol9enoe aus9enpm
men. 8eltromi, Slanti, Stasca> Safe,
Moncn9alia, pipcftpne, Sibley, Graper'e,
@abena. Darnad 1T bic @elammt;abl
obse9eben fir Grant, $685. fir Gree:
ley 34,762. Grants Majpritdt 1886.
Do6 &e1 ultat in ben ein;elnen GonsreB>
biitriften ttQt 1l9 ME fel9t:
s ssss: y i9e 90 a ]ts';';si'' fS;5si @'1s'; 15;s5:
a.uiusg7a GAG Dunn.as Usai 1888 etraits gRai. 4,aSt
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-12-05

Q WaYall an " Voutbil!ier, Cots 4 uno IS
8lct ! %aily's Mpo,tion gu Nonpo's Npeiiian,
Us. o, SUO.
Nah Deut1blano. Wenn
man. mie 6err Yeter Muller> Be-
flyer Der A%prirsncen Matsrialmaarsnz
.5anpluna unp rss SoIoonaeidaft5 an
Der 7ten Stra6s isin S9lf9sn i'm Sri
men bat, mie berrlid it's "a, na6 LANCER
1rennun9 einn,al Dem alien Naterlanre
mieper s%u,ulteuern, uno ben 6reunpen
unp @erpanotfn caielbt gu erjdblen,
mics beroe9aneen in Der Gremoe. Die.
le6 0er9nuBen s1nnt 1l6 jeBt Ser pc >
ter MILLER, BET, nahpem ct nit let<
men bteNaen 3ablretden 6reunpen nod
Elm beiter,S Mbi9iepsnlupden eenoHen,
feline Gsils in bic a|te 5eimatb an8etreten
bat.
Dir rpdn1den ibm a%nstnebme Gase
brlben unp fr6bltde Wteoerfebr.
- @cnotor Namep miro miepers
bolt ais mu,tmab!i9er Nadfoloer re6
General: Yonmci1tsrs @resweQ Qenannt,
lpute r!e1er, rie man psrmutbet Don letz
mem Wmie attreten.
- Inter ben juneen Nmerifarern ct.
poul6 halT id untsr cemNamen 81. Yaul
WYmnafic Glut" Elm 0ere!n jur Gr:z
m;dtluno rsr rtyiIben &taf {: 0ctilct,
Der 50 Wiann sltIt, Doe v3etti1 E
Iurnen" telcraen bel uuletn ume',faniz
l6cn Mitbireern ibre Getati,t!uts unp
2elsYereine> pelds 2tgte,e li6 elmer
B!itbe e%rfreusn, Ter mir Deulihe n'h!s
an Die @tite ~ teusn babcu. Wetr
lei len, 8ur9sr, mebr lelen!
- Der Gfuerldrm, Sonnatsno Borz
mtttaa mar Gin fall&er.
- Ser Youl Gaber reihe IeBten
Eonntas Maraen na& cem Shen, am
Ginfdufe fir fem neue6 @rocuYz0sz
ltdft al maden, welde5 Ct i'm 3aafe
eini1er Woben in ieinem Neubau IN
Ger pberen Stact III er6fnen 9eeenft.
49, D.. @iQeY rarc am lcBteaS e;1n<
tag %be9raben.
- sSn Der Baltwin11u paren BEL
Ger neuliden Sdulpauje Reparaturen
poracnommen, uno al6 Gle S1ule mte>
GER bes;nnen }oute, Febe, "a raub'e ee
imp ie! Sn oidea Wolfen rrans
Der Cuolm aus benz Sien unr. pie oez
lctrte NE9l@misreaunil madte i't an's
Beratten rer Trase: ~Worum roud1
es penn 10 2" Gin Stusca6 ouI DEM
5dornRsin naro aufaenommen, bier 9ez
b6umsrt. tort 9epuBt - dues union|t
eS raubte. Gnolih that man. mas ne
Merste eem6bulid tbun, menn RE Urauen
uW9" unD uSb', uno rQu" la9en unp
feline Weoi3in b%elienwiu, manmadte Elm be-
cenflibe6 0eh&t, laBte: ~5m! 5m!"
unp Ca pl6bltd fommt man ouf cen
,Giniau, ra5 Nobr aus Gem Sdcrnteiu
~ nsbmen, uno ;ieht aus Ger SeTnune
mas? - etnen alien Dut.
uMba, porum raudte CT aud 10 !" war
icBt her au9emeine Wabripru9.
Mit cem 6ute aber bate e5 cine lebr
einfa9e B%emanptniB. Man bate ben
Diem translcctrt, u,rd man, ebe er wteeer
plaeiyt muroe, in cem Simmer gu |dafz
fen bate, unp e6 aus Dem ofenen God
erbdrmli9 400, bate man es NIT be|a9z
tenn @ute proot{ori16 oerI9lohen.
Der 'f5ebler mar, oag Der 9ut ni6t emit
lernt rpurce, ais er isinen Dienif 9etbon
-nporum ,rau@te es aud o."
-Oie nwdblten Gleftoren pen Winz
neIoto. rie t6errn Warlbal, &itteIisn,
Soc, @bancler uno Sanoer treten NOT
aen i'm Capitol aulammen, um ibre
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-12-05

Das Briefportc na3 Gtuti@lanb pom 1. e
eember an it
11eber 8remen peer9amburs 6 Gts., 3atun9sh
3 GtS.
l1eber Gnelaub 7 &ts., 3eituneen i @ts.
nT 8sim Wtbokn esr grieft bemerte mon
auseridli9 advertised" unb ben Datum Der
9iRe.
s. q. @b,elpt d, Y%pltmrae.
6. 9ettri4, beutiter Glert-
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> B.tefe.

Dt11tu B!tttt.
Baumann Nbam 9uula Gran3
gebrenS 9etnrtt yanee Rarl
Bemmlctt @britopb Mslitur p2
Vreusr Steiner Stt Herbinane
8reitner Jrtepri92 Ot Nueuf
Binoer Nlots Rauen Ju(epb
Bunpe Mugui NDbl Clinton 1
@9lmtier @eorse S9afbauien Sobanu
Gidlrr Splspb @dend Sobann
Joee Wilbelm @dneib Spbann 8
@sbrmann Jrans @drSper Witbelm
9eft Nntoa Neber 8arl @ilb. 3
9elfmann Satcb i3eibis Nobut
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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-01-06
$50 YARDS %! T. cheapest ra.ret.
'ng ever Offered Ia he sn. Il ladi :
II Canton, t. be hid 1T
CLARK 4 BAIDWTA'S

THE LEGISLATURES met last Tues
day. y permanent urganza iol
was effected on Wednesday,. JOS
Lemly, a Southern Republican, wa
elected Sccrtta. Of the E;sl.ate
Capt. w. @. Lowd, Democrat, Scar
eeant-at-Arms, and Settler. leg, 0,
Door-keeper.
In the House, John r. Lyncl. an
intelligent negro from Adams ,oun,
ty, was elected Speaker. The Dem.
ocratS east their votes for Chandler,
of NOyubcc county, Southern Re.
publican. II. w. W arrcn, of Lcake,
formerly Speaker, was elected Clerk,
and jim Hill, negro, Of Marshall,
Scargeant alarms.
The message Of Gov. Powers vas
10 have been sent in on edneSdly.
but neither the LeaItr or riot o.
Thursday say anything about it. Ii
is said the Governor lavorS the let
ting out the public printing to tlr
lowest bidder. We will predict tint
if the printing is done on that plan,
it will be IA botched job. Printers,
like all ether artisans, should receive
a full compromising price for their
labor, and if they know they are MOI
getting that, they will not dt good
work.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-01-06
New Years Presents.

A great variety of things, boil
useful and beautiful, designed fm
presents to friends aud children, Ias
been Iereivrd 10y the house of W.
J. Mostly & Co., and are now an Tia,
'r,nhirr Tor exhibition and sale.
Among the iIouh!es in making lul
riay compliments, it. hat nf finding
what srens exactly suitable, and
the best WAY is Ia 90 TO this house,
where thu re j so great variety il
qh"liry, style. and value, thar 1t is
easy 10 be pleased cith the arIic =
aud The rrICP.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1872-01-06
70 F}ce of circumstances has

w tfoo Va eho"'i'''"'@oo h"s
prevenvl us fl ON attempting to say
any pity things about the pass
inc ANY of the old, and the dawn.
inc ga New Year, or even abiding
to IT, fact that with this mum.
hersur paper enters upon the TWEEN.
tyFc0nd year of its existence. The
trth Island we see 10 reason why
V should conceal it-much of the
slne, this wee that we should have
spent in the Office, wri ing editorial,
&c we FILTERED away in spinning
street yaln;' j. e, in he vain en-
dnav"! TO collect money to liquidate
bills for Different, printers wages,
paper, etc. We can tell the friends
Of THE CITIZEN and that it has
friends we know by the number of
names on our subscription bo0E,i if
they wish it 20 go on, "prOspcriIg
and to prosper they must "step
up TO the captains Office and settle"
their little accounts. No man can
edit Il newspaper worth cent"
who is hamper; Il with debt and lives
in the momen a.y Or ad of being
,lunn2d on bills t.'at he knows ought
to be paid. Come mp, friends, now,
in the beginning of the year, pay us
ont of this pnrgatOry of peeuniary
embarrassment, and mate us com
p natively happy, and see if you
don't sleep bet er call the year
round"