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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-04-02

Intrinsic virtues, and sustained ly its re-
niarkab.t curc4 Sc uild as to be safe and
b'ao!iri.,I 10 children, and yet 20 searching
u 10 e.lectua'y l.lrge out the great cor
rtTivnS ct The blood, such as the scrofilous
a"i s:philii1 contamination. Impurities
On diseases thaf have I,;rkcd in the system
f0r years, ;ooa yieIl 10 this powerful anti
dotc, and disappear. Hence its wonderful
cares, niany d which are publicly known,
Of ScrG!ui2, aad al acroiuious diseases,
Ulcers, Gviipt:0n>, and cruptive dis
orders Ci 'he skin, EGmOrs, BlOtches,
E0iiS. PimDla;, Pustr.!es, Sores. st.
suth1ny's Fire, feoSe or ErySipe-
lbs, rattcr, salt i;heum, Scald
Ecad, .,!G.,T0rpl, and internal Ul-
cerltiOI.5 OF s!.a Uterus, Stomach,
an E4i.cr. II also cures other COM
Prints, 10 Which it would not seem cspeci-
ally adapted, such as Dropsy, DySpcp-
sin, :';:$, Neuralgia, Heart Disease,
Icmaic WeailneSs, Debility, and
Leuc0TrI:aaa. when they are manifesto
tioas Of tie scrof;iious poisors.
il is an excellent restorer OF health and
strength il thc Spring by renewing the
appetite ana yigor Of lhe digestive organs,
it dissipa;es the depression and listless Ian
guor Of The season. Even where no disorder
appears, people feel better and live longer;
ior cleansing the blood. The system moves
on with rcncwcd vigor and a new lease oi
lii.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-04-02
& d VHrfSse

II vou are at the old stand. and new stores
have male IFS front leok diIgy.you will make
up the loss If you
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-04-02
AFsyEE rzSC

II yon have removed to new store. LET
your Ol !Ii-nts klcS whcro to fad y oG-
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-04-02
Ayers
SarSaparilla

Is widely known
rs one of The most
ctiectual remedies
ever dis7'crcred for
cleansi,F; the sys-
TEN aud purifying
the Llcod. 1t las
stood tie test of
years, with n con-
stanlly growing rep
Italio,l, based on its
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-04-02
Z sbV E3R2ssE

If you have old gools which you wish to
get rid OF to make room for fresh stock, let
the psople WHO luJk cut for barr aus know
it, AID
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-04-02

L. HcEFFLER, Sec.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-25

arg ~ A. AND DEPAfsTUH OF
TRAINS ON d. q, d a. IL. u.
On and after Sunday, Nov Sd, 1872,
trains will run as follows:
NORTH NO. s. NOS. NO. l.
Leave irvine. 1l58Iu. 5.2OpH
Leave Oil City 6.OOA 2,3O M. 7,50 P N
- Pet.Cen 6, 80" 3,37 " S33 "
Titusv. 40 I" 425 " 9.l5 I"
Arrive Cory, $50 500 4" 1910 z"
No 9-Accommodation Freight.
Leaves OH City $50 N; Pet Centre,
1913; Titusville, ll.05; Ar. Cory, ~, 4Opm
SOUTH. no. 2. NO. 4. NO.
Leave Cory, l0,55AM. 6,lOAN. 6,lOrA
" Ttusv. 1920 P n. 7,30 " Gas
" p. Cen. l,20 " SIT 7,5O 4"
Arrive o. City 200 4" 900 " s,45 d"
- Irvine. 500 ll38
No. lO-Accommodaton Freight.
Leaves CORY 40 p IN; Titusv. 2,55; Pct
Centre $50; Ar at Oil City, 4,3O p m.
seg- No. and rpn on Sunday
G4s-Commens ng Nov. 3D. trains will run
by fDiiadslphia time, which is TEN MIN
UrEs JAs,Rg thsn our time
}. j LAWRENCB, &.p Gnps.
c. j. REasyHA ARR sutf.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-12-12
Die @trreu tn Stem Srleau6.

MuBer teu,, tpa6 uniere nneuefenNa&s
ri6teu" lber bic cur1 ben Sntrt9uanten
@op. @armotb, im @taate 2outitana
onaeri9teten Btrren melcen> tbeilen bit
BON, 9. December tm @elentlt@en SOL
senoe6 nit:
Gs fno swet @etbsebunse1 in @ts>
,une eetreten, BON pensn ote cine q .
Barmotb in Antla8ssuftano per-
fest Cimpeached) unp ietneu Soften fin
erieoiet erfldrt bat. Nn @armoutbs
@tsue lbertrdst p{ele @elebBebuns baa
Gtoat6ruoer Dem Bices@ oun:rneur, ZEN
Garbteen ptn&bad, Der in elmer proflaz
nation ale outen Burger auforpert, ibn
in Der Mufre&terboltuu9 ber Sronuns 3u
unternIBen.
Barmotb Bate f& cine efeen'
@eieesetuns {elbf fabrietrt, 81 eieien1
3pede Die Bablberiate ~sefrt" uni
elaubte, bur& feline puppen bic Babl In
ben @enat Der Ser. Staaten erbalten 81
f6nnen. Dur@ btele &ednuns 1T etnt:
mtilen Elm Grid 9eunadt.
Die @irren iino inpellen nod nt@td
menteer als sel5f> u. Oh MIDI" uncleSa
19liebli9 bel alien Wieoer(reben bod
nod ben Dritten Mann miro MAIDEN
minen> ptroen bic nd90en Sage gu leb'
rem babcn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-12-12

8lumen au{ etneu, @runbe BON ELLEN,
Euberrcien uno @amelten eearbeiteten
9n(9rtf # porn an BET Ran3el er|9einen
ioQen.
Der &atofa!t aus redeem,
6waraem @ammet nit 8lumen
unp Gpb.uranten lterlreut. miro in ote<
fer Erauereala Gas berrli4de prunffad
fein.
Sn slsiaem @@mud wtro ber &tr<
@enfubl erl@einen, ben Der Gerforbene
in tiel lent @%ettesbaule beiab.
man febt pob fi@ bier cine pra&t
entfaltex miro, tpte i1e ionf faum ofe
G~obtenfeier pom &aiiern uno &Snfsen
besltitet.
Inter ben 8abrtrdeern .rerben Die
Grfsn oes 9anres erl@etnen. go ber
8%ieeprdfeert Collar, G%tnan,mtntfer
Boutmeu, elcpp @a1rilon, @t@ter @hafe,
CHARLES Gunner uno &uQsnB Bryant BON
Der ,Gpentna Yof1", Der unnd609tt9e
aber eole Befdmpfr bet &anptpatur
@reeleY's.
Der Yrdfosnt Grant miro nit eineu,
GapaQertezR eeiuent ols Gbrenselett per
Sabre fol9en.
Mulf fol- nt9t Old I'M, 3u9e
fem.
Gu9laesr auf 1reppen unt @dnseu,
l1nb Sud- auf Aan3sl unb Gbor,
l1nb bic @dulen NIT 1rauerbebdneen
unb bic eauae STRIDE in 8lor.
G@uar3 FART IS enpsr an br Mauer,
@9par3 bduet es berab BON BET 9S9.
8 mel@' unenbli4e 2rauer,
@elt'EunermsbIi&es @eb!
9a, tSnntef bu aud nur Ser5s1tn,
Mein patriotil@e5 3ert
Dab Ct tparb NIT GlIeu seme(fen,
Der unern1sBli4e @9mtrj.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-12-12
weitere6 ilber bic 2rtf6 In
Tranfrei6.

Die @abl Der Dreisi9er<@ Committee,
rie In Dem Mntra9 pe6 Suft3mtatra
uerlanet, 1T cur@ Die MISUNDERSTANDING
lung pell;ceen mproen. NeunSebn be,
%erwdblten Mttaltecer 9eb6ren oerSe@ten,
uuo elf Der 2tnfen an.
uebsr bie@en Muss:aQ Der @abI berri&l
abermals srobe M~ufre9uns, mel@e fiji
paris NIT elmer Gmeute ~ enpen probt.
@elb1 Die 6erridaften In @bilrlburf
9outs, &ulu uno Gusente, fouen f& tn
3ufanpe bober Nlteration befnoen, info
fern bel bieler @abl ber Mdnner, nell
den bic @e1altune Der nd9fen 3utunft
Brantretds c~blte9t,pos monar&il&e @lez
t,ent etns1 enti@teoeneu @iee errunz
gen.
MarfbaQ McWabon bat ooQRdnotse
@cnnoQe lber bic Mrnee, fol- pieielbe
aber rur mad ben 8efeblen ber Nattoz
nalperlammlun9. ni@t mad tenen tes
!6erru TbterS perrenb:n tpoaen.
3wilden Bismard uno Napoleon fol-
lebttn Elm farter 8rtefme&lel ~tatte.fun>
ben baben, es fol- cine Neoccupatton eea
franiSfl9en @ebiets pur@ bic peuti&'n
9eere 3unt 3wed Der @ieceretnlebuna
bes &ai(erret9S TN Werfe fem.
@enn mir ntdt iebr trren, 1T 8isz
mard ~ tpenis gu per &rantbett seuetst,
an Der ,neult@ Der usrSbeteS taatsmann"
Mmerifas 9eftorten, uu fl@ gu elmer fol-
den Mtlurpttdt ber3u9eten. 0n Iaaen
~ ben, &rfnper pieler Na@ri&t- eteleltt
fnbet il@ in eineu, @pe3taltelestamm BEL
g. y. ~@orlp" einfa4 go west
young mani"
Neuefes. - Die Gage In @erfailz
les fort tas @elddft int sanSeu 2anoe
Der DYeisteer>N usl&uf wire far BEL
&spublif feinoli4 anseleben. Dte re.
publitani16en Sournale In parts erfld-
rem, taB Die MISUNDERSTANDING raa
@olf ni@t repro entirt uno nerlan9er
ibre NuR6lung. Mbermal8 @eru@te
Gbter6 beabf&ttse %obsuoanfen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-12-12
MINNESOTA SIAATSZEITUNG
Donnertaa ben 5. DECEMBER 1872.
H8euten Der Wtnu. &taatssettrng.

Rinneapolis - MusnR Braf$meiltr.
&trY{}al 2ate ". Brobs.
Ne,p ulm So GprRer.
@ttQpater .. RattenburG-
@inpna - @ nj. HeuB.
3eouine g. 6. emily.
3fnbtriou -Nbam Bud.
Gbaefa IS. GbteS.
Garper - 50 m. g Iit14fa.
oa0insa -9eGnpfeffe:
@anfato - s. s. 5artmau.
@t. petsr - SO n. 6 d INN FL.
gouns Amertea -@eb Mdermann,
Waconia - 6 {. 6 1mtbt
Tartbault 81. TIedenfetu.
5ut&iufun g. 9.Bla1ing.
&eeSs 2anbtna - ". @atteri@.
Wt;elins $. BoBbarb.
Offer -Spbn s cd tm a
Batertopn - &au@.
&odefer -9eury Ralb.
@anb Greet Grams.
&c 5ueur S. 6. Maag.
Groutenac $. @1neiber.
9iapen Gtream &. &e9.
Belle plaine IS. MeBner.
gratrie Mpunb -Spbn @r6t9.
Dututb -6ermann OSWALD.
&lairmput g. Buebrin9.
Drefelpide -pbtL Dre1eL
0berle's Corner - 6. Ypppts.
@batcpee - s. O. sails.
Nrlinstpn - 6. <ntert.
potuarb Gate - 81. @ilbuuG Matbias
Stuff GitY -9ie. @aufen.
BorreR Mounb - @lauS 8ebrens.
&ep Bpfon g. Ogrpsfp.
Mtnneapolis -Yeter Sduler.
G!iiabstbtptpu - q. Mtt11e u. g..
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-12-12
Bonn &ou9re6.

Der Senat perta9te fld an Gritten
elet6 nod Dem 3uIammentrttt BIG Witt:
nod.
SIN 6aule pa{Grt Elm Beldlu6, Der
BON Dem Gtnarsmtnilter auftIdrun9 bars
tber nerlan9t, peIdem @eifbe 9emdb In
Sf,ober etne neue Nus9abe ron Yapier<
Gpurant tatteefunpen.
Gin @eitbenttpurf wirb 1prseleat ruel<
der SO, 100000 fir 3ebn reue 8rttgs,
rampfidiTe bewiaiet. DE BtQ CAB
&eranla1un0 3u lduserer Debate.
Bet @ele8enbeit etnes &ntrass, etn
polumiu6its. pom Gtnan3minifer etuas>
1anptee Dofumcnt eruden ~ la11e~> bitlt
Broots ron New>yort cine pbtltppifa
9eeen BE 8erI&wencunS fir 6fentli&e
Drudarbetten.
$. Dec. SIN @enat ,puroe,1 Bttt>
@driften fur @rlab etnes nattonaleu Pros
1bitto>1 empersnj8eiebes ror9e!eat.
Muf Wortou's Antra9 >pirb Ter
prdfpsnt aufseforcert, Dem @enat Na&>
peis bstref pes an Der ofrifauil9en &lfe
betriebenen @flapenbanpels rouule8en,
9eoen cen @robbrittoniern unp anpsre
md&te @a6reesln ersriftu.
6err GUNNER bittet auf @runb
9el@md6ter @elunpbeit. Don @tinen Oh
l%teqenbeiten ols Mit8lteo itebtnper
Committed.
SIN 6au1e palirt bic BON Dawts
eineebradte 8tQ far cine ben, ab8ebrann>
ten 9 oftou 3u 9epdbrenpe rationale
5ilfeletfune. Dte Blu TT Der ietner
3eit fir @btease paiarten gang dbn>
ltd.
Die 8elpre@une Der BiQ fit Grbau>
un9 BON 10 neuen :Dampffriee6i@atup>
pen ptrb fortBeieyt.
pprter erfldrt bic BEN 6au1e por>
lie0enoe Snformatton lber pteien mid,
ti0en @esenfauo fit uneeni8enb, UNI
oarauftin tas @t@ti9e fit Neui@6pfune
elmer ausrei@enpen Seema@t 3u be<
i9liebfH.
Cor n,a@te eeltenb, baB man BET
benz In 8orf@laa eebra@ten p!ane bic
,1otbmenbisfteu &eformea unleres &e>
eierunos : @@ifsbauwelens lberitben.
Ct fhldst Dor CUR prpbe erf etnmal ie&s
fat sebn 3u bauen, bret in ben S9tfs,
taubdfen Der &esteruns unp bret pur@
Yripatunternebmer. e.. ....
Bed opponirt Der Biq, neil Is NIT
Der 8erwiQtsunB chen 70 eebeu werpt,
pie an8tbli@ nit fr1bern. Maa werbe
(@le9te @@tfe baf1r betomuteil unb pte<
(tlben wfeper eonbtmntreu unbfir @pott.
preiit losl&la9en, ua&bem fe faum Elm
Sabr i'm DtsnR e~e,,efe.r :pdrt:1.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-12-12
Reuefe Na@ri9ten.
ct. Yaul,. Z. Dec.

~" t~~I. wv
Gen. Anmalt @iIItam6ldB tMQe
BE es aneebt, in @outb Carolina burd
Germ @cott ben @ouoerr6r bes @taa'
tss bena&ri@heen, eae 3uflur> 8esna:
bt9unoen ni&t ma0en' uuo tla0enmetl:
ertbeilt peroeu f1nnen. ionoern. pab fiji,
jeoen ein3elnen Sal Defenders na@1e:
luGt tpsrpen naub.
Mtttels GonerebDeleb NITRO cine Com.
miiion ein8s1ebt wetren, welae bic elm
3elnen ron cen &ebeQentreusern anees
ri@teien S&dpeu unte1lu@t unb bic fiji,
ieben Sal ~ 3oblente @rlatiumue fsff=
felt. Die Gummijion miro 70 gut
bebanpelt. cob ALIEN Die Soften ibres
@stalt6 etnen bepeuteuben She'll be,
non England 3u 3ablenpen Gntl9dot9uno
uerl&linsen miro.
Sn New Srleaus 1T bic ri&z
terlt&e @nti&etDune 9e9e1 @ouoern6r
@armotb e,folet, wel@e Inn oerbte>
tet, bic @ablberi@te auS,usdblen unb
fe(3uNeueu, au6er in @esentpart seuiGe,
In per @atideiouns eenannter Mtt9liebe.
Oct @abltert@tscommtfiton. Die Gntz
f&etoun9 Bebietet &armotb bic foforttee
Musbdnci8un9 oQer @ablpoeumente an
ben @lerf Der Circuit Court. Der @i9>
ter perfaet ferner bte 8eFBnabme bee
Staatsbau6< @ebdube6 bur& ben Mor>
itaQ Der Scr. Staoter, ,pelder baI7elb.
fit bic re&tmdbiS ermdblte @eitB9tbuna
often balttu fol-. a.,
Demeemdb perlanete unb erbielt ber
MarfbaQ pom Gen. GnnsrY BE CUR Sou,
freduns bie1tS 8efebl6 n6tbi9en Ser,
@taaten 1ruppen unp beiebte nit 3wei
@ompanien Artiuerte bas Staatsbaus,
Die 9ruppen ffnb In ben .SibungsbaQen
Der Beipen 6duier Der @eiebsebune UNI
tereebra9t. l1eber ales ba6 bat be,
MarfbaQ an ben @ensral AnwaltBe ri@>
erfattet. - - e. ,'..,@i
OF 'btiben G6@t.r @retley'a
baben, !ebslet@ Is nod cine 3.itlanq
rebmen wtrb, ben etetntlt&eu Stano ptl
Na&loGtaf@oft tbrer <er. IN ermtttelu
Gle Nnuabme irsenp wel9r:1nterfdBun,
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en- mflmdufee Heat Der

- Sn Milwaufee lte9t Dem @taot>
ratb Elm BON Dem Staotanpalt aus9ear>
beiteter Nntro9 DOT, msl6er DIE StraBene
Gileutabn, neil fe tbr Gletie in etneur
fir bic pa0an!en Qefdbrlihen 3ulanoe
erbdlt, fir einsn @emein|daren uno If
rem v@bortsr" fir oernirft erfldrt.
l1uo bas elsi& noa Ter Y%feroe8rippel
Wte 0roul am.
- Die 9uinoiS Staat6jeitune btttet
UNI &er;eibun9 fir einen Drudiebler,
m;ttels relen 0e in elmer @oncertan3ef9e
aus einem Waljer Elm Sub
WaIaer eemadt.
Das ~Mifdf" seldab ibrioen6 ppr
benz Concert, ebe Der @alser eeiptelt
rpuroe. Nadber bdtte man 1dmerlt@
an einen Drudfebler e%e9laubt.
@@lu6 Der SiBun9en bee
n.
- Die SiBun9ea Ter 6alf> 8reeo>S ertp>
@ommil0on 1no beenpet, na9oem bic
Nrbeit,n cerlelben gum S@lu6 8elanot.
Dtelelbe betanp aus zen 6erreu {. g.
Sones, 8. 8. 9mitb unp Dana 6. &ina
uno botte IL unterlu@en, ob bel 2ocirune
pe6 Scrip Der @btppepa>9 alfbreeb6 8ez
trl9eteien uer9efomu1ert tino wel@e. War
tennt bic &slultate Der &1beiten ber
@ommtlfon nod nt&t, pa baS publt>
fun ~ BIN @isun9en feinen 3ula6
bate, unp rpeiB nur 70 stel, oab BE
@ommiiNon ~ feiner etnmdtbi9en Gnt<
laetpuna eflanst 1T, fonperu paB 3wet
ibrer Mit9lieeer> bic 6erren Sones u.
Smith 3u un9unRsn, 6eu Sing
oaseeen ;u @unten cerer, mel&e ben
Scrip loeirt, beri@tet. Die Mit9lteoer
Der @ommtl1on baben 1@ ua@ @albine<
ton oerfd9t.
- Mm Dien Faa 25Ftn Nop. perirrr
ten E9 DE &inber Mattbew Roonep'5
ponNpams in Momer County. Elm &nabt
unb Elm Wdpden, naunen6 Granf une
@lice aufibrem @eoe oonoerS Citation na&
6aus mdbrenb zines Sdneefurm6 In
Der prdrte. Die sanse Na@t wancerteu
bic &inoer In per entiebli&ea @dneee
wdfte lumber, unb als fte 9ese1 Mor9en
eri9Spft unb e~r1arrt> ni@t nebr rpeiter
t~onnten, wiblten fe 1@ i'm @@nee Elm.
Als e6 polenos Sag eemoroen> fane
man 1e in Der Ndbe be6 5auies,N licele
faredlt@ bonn erftarrenpen 6rof ange9rif<
fen, bab fe in Der ISOLDE barauf tart.
Brant miro etlide 3eben uno Dielei@t
einen ODER 3wei Singer nerlieren> If
aber Ienf unbel@apist bapou 8efou&'
men.
- s. &. @tlliame, Der in &c
Roy bei ben, 8erlu6e, bic Setnen aus
ben Glammen be6 brsrnenben 6aules su
retten, 70 entieblt@ perbrannte Mann,
1T am Dienfas an leinen @unben &C.
forben.
Grfidt. - Gin sieridbrfses Rtnb
bes 9errn pfaff ron &apiran, 8lur
@artb So. brian, am @ontag III lester
@o@e Elm Stein@ea in bic euftr6bre,
unb, ua&bem bic Aer3te oer9eblt@ oe1s
fu&t, bcNtlte au' sntftrnen, tnbete am
Mittwo@ Der SOB bte fh~e-s. 2tibtx
bes xletnen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-12-12

Sabrlane Astraeen. Gin gutter Graser
1T Elm Seeen fir jebea Blatt, uno ots
81. Staatsseitun9 nibma oe6balt tb@
lem alien eetreuen Courier einen ebren<
poutn Na@ruf:
- Die Suinoi6 @taatSSeitune per<
6fentlidt BE Yortrdts esr ~Spigel", B.
). fretwiuteen Aneeber uno Spdrbunce
Der Gelaperen;ler, bic 1d bic I%ufFncun9
BON uebertretun9en oe6 GonntaBsae<
eeietes aueelesen letn laleu. Giuer ber>
ielbeu, Elm Mann namens Walfer, 3ntet
fd in benz publieirten 6olsltnitt i@le@t
aetrcfea uno lencet Elm pbotosrapb 3ur
8eridttsun9.
&t&aro Widaelis> &e<
bafteur elmer @bicasoer Mbeno3ettun9 tt
bon 6ermanR @aftr tm @iptts
mcgee auf Shabtner{ab pertla8t rorbeu,
neil er ben &ldser be{aulniAt cine Au<
saot &erte 0~eounBeu 3u taben. mel&e ur~
ldn9ft ben aud bier emia unaerse5t&en
Mortt 2an8etett aafeef St1ase
nteheraul9lasen.
- eetten Mittpch mar In &hieaae
oas Ste 8~pbiaaetazG asee1t.
- DteGbsfrau bes6ern Yieter&
Mitelieo6 ner ebemals beratsaae1 dahgi
tontea= 6irma ees aabefanntsn ~4kA
Sadtt 8itters" bat Gtsfaeis1neettaees
sesen tbren Mann tfneeIeidt. eef
aus uppistrit nfm ~atiIe1 5sf- eroelsa.
bic G;ru,a banftstt 9efntipt unst besas
unter bic @oloaten efaanasn ~SA
wenn Der Cuff nt4t ,pdrel"
- Der @rl68 aus BEN 8ertasf bon
@emdloen, rrelde Ol1fetbprfer
@aler CUR unttraaBun8 Der @bifae>
Atsebrannten seldentt, $4,000, 1T ron
Der @ommtI1on psr @bicasper peutf&eu
@eleQlbaft Iberwielen tpprren.
- Die Gberutee Station, bic befaauts
lid cine territoriale Organization bat,
nabm Elm @eleb an, rpel@es ale @stbeu
aus tbtem @ebiete nerbannt.
- 3wst Staliener In Nem Srleans
nit Mamen Bapttit uno Martiut ma&s
ten bic Befanntlbaft etne6 iun9en "9ra@
men" Tran,oien, nomens @arafa, perf>
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tlnt's ~ @unQen eesSntels gu $4,000
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len rim" BET Dem 8erlu@, bic Gerl@e<
run96l umme ;u erlansen.
- Golaenpe5 :Gsrs@en, cas mir aus
einem @edielblatt aIfpiten, wtrp aud
bier son Snterel1e fem.
Mppllp @t1enba9.
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81 i'd i'm eeieben babe?
Grit gang iaust in Can Granetsee
Sn ter beutl&ea SYnasose,
Genn Borlauecr III er burten>
Gint Gencr Der Gabri. Oper."
Sect feblt :reiter nt&ts, ais bab bic
Glser Die ~&aue" zines Gan 1ranctsca>
,ner &leioerbdnpler6 miro.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-12-12
GbttorteQeS AQerIet.

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ldrber we9en Nan9el an &utldpferpen
feline junee Braut In eiue,a s0&lenwa<
9e. beiutsefabrt ; 1uena pas fit bie(e
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beutet. Is ...a,g. - moi 7>g5f ,
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mann, Der pte So. Staatsjeituns "a
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-12-12

-&a}lpn III Dodge County &rtro
talb cine MablmabIe taben, ste 200 Ba6
Mtbl psr. Sag ~ lteferu TIT @taupe @tin
wtrt.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-05-10
Halls Polar Expedition.

The polar expedition of Capt. Hall
has been heard from the arrival at st.
Pierre, Newfoundland, of the Danish
brig "Merbec," from Disco, Greenland
The "Polarisn was in that port on the
1st of March, undergoing repairs, hav-
ing narrowly escaped destruction
among the iceUergs in gale which Oc-
cured Fen. s. Capt. Hall is sanguine
of success, and thinks that during May
he will be able to make clear pas
sage to the undiscovered pole and
learn all necessary information con-
corning that region"
He had made such discoveries as led
him to believe that in the unknown
north There are at times a genial at
mOsphere and open seas Plants in
digenous to southern climates were
found in the ice; the limb of a birch
tree was picked up on the 18th Of jan
uary. But the most important state
ment is that the crew of the "Polaris''
had killed whale having in one OF
its fiukes harpoon similar to those
used in the South Pacific. And this
in a region, the captain says, where
1.-THE sail of an American or European
vessel had never been given to the
wind before"
Capt. Hall is enthusiastic in his be-
lief that he will solve the problem
which has puzzled the geograPher>
and nsvigators of the world for cen u
ries. He is positive that if there is
any habitual land in the vicinity oil
the north pole, it will be the ne plxs
ultra of salu briOus climates, and his
chief fear seems to be that he may en-
counter new and war-like race OF
human beings. While we have but
little faith in his expedition, we hope
Capt. Hall and his men may succeed
and return safely to their homes
LyRchburg Republican.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-05-10
FRIDAY. May 10, 1872.
THE CINCINNATI NOMIJA-
TON.

The great men Of the party which
has for twelve years ruled the Amer
lean republic have been in council at
CINCINNATI and have agreed"
Their first work after placing the
Great Carl Schurz IN the chair was to
make a platform which is both wise
and liberal, and upon it they placed
Horace Greedy and Grantz Brown.
Upon this platform those republicans
who have been honest and brave in
defence Of this ticket and the demo-
cratic party will walk boldly to the
work of progress and will cast for it
its vote in solid column. 1t is idle to
point to cases of disappointment or
plead the popular surprise All this
smoke will curl into the silence Of
the clear sky now to be seen above
US. 1t will vanish in the great va
CUM which now threatens a great
people with particular extinction.
The democratic convention will make
no nomination. 1t should make
none and we will now rescue the gov
eminent from thieves and conspira-
tors.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-05-10
MORAN Again.

About once in four or five years, the
question, a Was Morgan murdered by
the Free-masons ?n comes up in the
newspapers, and is discussed with as
much fervor as if the transaction it
refers to was a matter of yesterday. 1t
will sadden those who delight in mys-
terry TO know, on so good authority as
that of MOrgan's son, that the suppos-
ed victim of the brethren of the mys-
tic tie was neither tied to a stone and
sunk, had his throat cut, or was torn
asunder, according to the general Gus
tom in such cases. On the contrary,
he lived until nearly thirty years after
his abduction, and finally ended his
DAYS in corpulence and contentment
at Hobartown, Van Dieman's Land,
where he for some years published a
newspaper-the Advertiser-which is
stilI in existence According 10 the
statement of the sou referred to.
Morgan was released on condition of
his leaving the country forever. He
was accompanied to Quebec, where h
entered the British navy, and was
placed on ship which left soon after
for England. Later be Accompanied
a Government vessel To Australia, and
his period of service being ended, he
chose to take up his residence in that
quarter of the world. Bis son is a
resident of San Francisco, and il res
ponsible for the statement here given.
Courier Journal.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-05-10
The Mah Whe Fired the NauVoO
Temple.

Among the events of the famous
Mormon war was the burning of the
Nauvoo Temple. The structure was
burned in the night time, and SO sue
cessful was the party engaged in its
firing, that probably he was never
even suspected. The recent death of
the incendiary. however, has removed
the necessity of further secrecy, and
a day or Two ago We were put in pos
session of his name and the facts con-
nected with the burning Of the temple
by the only living person cognizant of
them. The temple was was fired by
Joseph b. Agnew, who recently died
in Appanoose township Hancock cOun-
IL, in this State, at the age of some SO
years. 1t was always supposed that
the party who burned the building
had entered through the basement,
but the facts are, Mr. Agnew surrep-
titiously obtained a key to one of the
doors Of the temple some time before
the act. No one was engaged with
him, and only four knew he was the
party. Three of these are now dead.
Agnew prepared his fire balls and 9TH
er combustibles at his residence. =
Placing them in his saddle-bags, he
rode on horseback to Nauvoo, AID in
the night entered the temple with his
key. passed up to the cupola, arrang-
ed them and fred them, and then quiz
city escaped the way he came. Our
informant. who is responsible and
prominent citizen Of the western part
part of the state. says he thinks he
can procure the key of the temple
which Agaew secured in order to ac-
complish his work.-Peoria iW.)
Transcript.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-05-10

We hope the radical party of Vir-
GINA will see the necessity of setting
us an example of decency,. They
have long accused US of savage ten
denotes. They have accused us OF
appealing from logic to brute force
and We have endeavored to reform.
Now We have the spectacle of free
fight between Senator Lewis and Su-
pervisor Presbrey of the Internal
Revenue Bureau, Pre- sbrey says
Lewis will yet regret having struck
him. Does he mean to intimate that
he will join the Cincinnati movement