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Litchfield enquirer., 1874-05-21
New Preston.

Last week this place was quite lively, owing to the commissioners being here ex- amining witnesses in regard to the ne,p road. Saturday at noon they had not finished examining, and as both they and the lawyers were anxious to be home Sun day, the meeting was adjourned until the 29th of this month. When the road will be built is somewhat of a conundrum. Much time has been laid out on the sub- iect, so that we are about tired of it and the sooner tbey arrive at a conclusion the better.
 On Saturday night. May 16th, Mir. Fred. Beardsley's house was entered by burglars, but Eds dog, ''Fido," gave the alarm and put them to flight. Nothing was taken, thanks to 'Fido's" timely warn- ing. This is the time when houses are left open and unguarded, and robbers take advantage of the numerous invita- tions to help themselves.
 Base ball this year is far behind time: we hope however that club will be or ganized, and that they will give the Wash ington boys ru6 that they will never forget. The Seminary boys do not in- tend getting up club this year for very good reasonCO. The hospitable manner
 Tn which we were treated by the Washing ton people, especially MT. Gum, can never be forgotten. The games afforded amusement to the '.lookers on" and good healthy exercise for the players. Thanks are also due the editor of the Enquirer" for so kindly publishing accounts of the games from week to week.
 -Weare thankful that housecleaninp is nearly finished here. having had our full share, have come to the conclusion that it is to be detested above all other work. and are thankful that it comes but twice A year.
 Through & mistake of the secretary, the ministers yho were to meet at Mir. Upson's on the first Tuesday of this month, were notified that the meeting was to be on the 18th. Mir. U., however. left for New Haven, Tuesday morning, and about noon two of the ministers appeared. They were somewhat exasperated at the secretary, who had given Mr. U. no mo- tice of their coming on the 18th, conse- quently no preparations weae made for them. They visited the Lake, returned to dinner, and in the afternoon, early, left l for home.
 -Piccics are already in fashion. There is to be large one on Saturday, May g, composed of young folks who contemplate visit to tine Pinnacle. We wish them jolly time. DANus. At BARKHAMsTED, R. l.. B. Hart has just raised the frame of very large horse barn. The raising was enlivened with about six gallons of cider. The 225 acre farm of Jehiel Case has recently been divided among his children. It was val ued at about s5.000.-A fine flock of sheen belonging to Orange Case & Bros
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-05-21

A Norfolk correspondent of the Win sted Herald contributes the following cu- rious certificate given Dr. Guiteau by the authorities of Judea Society (then a part of Woodbury):
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-05-21

The statement we clipped recently from some of our exchanges that the Roberts vile post-office had been discontinued. was, it seems, incorrect.
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-05-21
LITCHFIELD COUNTY, ss., ] JUDEA SOCIETY in Woodbury. {
 lima 7S n 7T61

JODEA SOCIETY 1n WOO0Dury,
 June 15. A. D., 1761.
 These are to certify, whomsoever it may concern, that Doct. Ephraim Gui- teau, the Bearer, has served in this Socie- ty, as an apprentice with Doct, Abraham Thomhnson Gan able and skillful Physi- clan, and good Practitioner in Physick and Chirurgery) for the space of two years last past. and has been industrious In his studies to learn the Physicians Art; and 'tis supposed he has obtained a good degree of skill in the theory y-of Physick and Chirurgery; and has some practice with sd Thom1lnson, and some by himself since his Apprenticeship was up, (which IS about month"; He is es- teemed young man of Veracity and Honesty, and likely to be serviceable to mankind Gas a Physician or Surgeon) wherever he Is called and employed.
 Thus Certifies
 INCREASE MOSELY.
 Justice of Peace. [Signedl DANIEL BRIMSMADE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-05-21
TRUSTEES SALE.

DURSUANT to an order of the Woodbury Pro- the first day of June at one o'clock, D. m., the Farm lately occupied by John T. Ambler. situa- two miles west of Bethlehem Center.
 Said farm consists of one hundred and twelve acres of land, suitably divided into Meadow, pas ture and woodland; two story house with ell nearly new, two barns, horse barn and cow houses, all in good repair. Also two acres of young orcharding in good bearing condition Sale to take place on the premises. For terms apply to
 A. D. BACON, Trustee, Bethlehem, May 11th, 1874. 72t"
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-05-21

The settlement of the Arkansas qnes- ton by the President comments itself to all sensible people.
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-05-21
A subscriber writes us from New Mu nlch; Minn., as follows:

A subscriber writes us from New Mu- nlch; Minn., as follows:
 The past winter has been beautiful here. We had good sleighing from the middle of November to the middle of April. Twice the thermometer went thers long R is ve gt noa aa aHd nSi we are hoping for rain every day. The wheat and oats are mostly in, and some are planting corn. Trees are just com- mencing to leave out, and grass is get ting quite green. No 1 wheat has been up to one dollar and five cents a bushel this spring. now it is ninety-nine cents; oats forty five; potatoes, from fifty to sixty cents bushel. Fish are plenty, we have caught pickerel that weighed, one fifteen pounds, another eleven, with the hook.
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-05-21
DITSON & cos Home Musical Library. PRICE OF EACH BOOK IN BOARDS, S2.5O CLOTH, $500. FULL G1Lr siOO

Musical Treasure Vocal. Silver Chord. Vocal.
 Wreath of Gems Vocal. Gems of Sacred Song Vocal. Gems of German Song. Vocal. Gems of Scottish Song. Vocal. Operatic Pearls. Vocal. f .-. Shower of Pearls. Vocal Duets. Organ at Home. Reed Organ Music. Instrumental Gems of Strauss. Instrumental. Home Circle, Vol. I. Instrumental. Home Circle, Vol II. Instrumental. Pianists Album. Instrumental Piano-Forte Gems. Instrumental
 Large splendid books of bound music. 200 to 25O pages, full sheet music size, and contain . very large proportion of all the good sheet mu- sic ever published. IF
 Sold by all dealers. Either book sent post paid for retail price. OLIVER DrrsoN &Co., CHAs. H. DITsoN & Co.,,
 Boston. I'll B'way New York
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-05-21
The Thoroughbred Horse
 DICK PARSONS.

uEILI. be at the United States Hotel stable.
 w Litchfeld, on Mondays and Tuesdays; Ford's stables. in Washington, Wednesdays and Thursdays; and at stable of the Proprietor in Watertown, Fridays and Saturdays Of each week during the season.
 4tf O. B. KING.
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-05-21

ST NICHOLAS contains: How the "Gull' went down; The Heronry among the Guar led Pines; Fast Friends; The Two Car riages; Folded Hands; The Little Reform CTS; Mrs. Slipperkips Family; Nimpo's Troubles; A Nice old Gentleman; The Coast Wreckers; What Might have been Expected. This number opens with a beautiful cut: ''Ready for Action," and is finely and plentifully illustrated throughout.
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-05-21

The most heart rending appeal to de inquent subscribers we ever read, appears in last week Salisbury News. The closing sentences will perhaps be read with in- terest by some of our own subscribers and we hope with profit to ourselves:
 All Read This.-Reader; did you ever feel the stings of poverty? Do you .1no !" the definition of the word famine? We do, and if you could see our bank account and the bills that stare at us like spec tre, you would think an abode Tn the realms smitten with the scourge of famine, would be paradise in comparison with an existence here among these ''promises to pay" If you pay your bills promply, and have paid for this paper you read, you are happy, most noble specimen of a hnman existence, and may the richest blessing of Gods Providence be yours; but if the date on the little slip with your address reads 73, QS73) it is bad. If it reads, 72, showing that you have not paid for your paper since 1872, and are from one to two years in arrears, it is deplor- able; but if that date is n, away back to 1871. what shall we say?
 EVERY SATURDAY for May contains: His Two Wives, by Mary Clemmer Ames (con- tinued); Far from the Madding Crowd (continued); A Night in the Jungle; On Wordsworth; Nostradamus the Astrolg- ger; Prognostications by Leeches; What we Saw and Did at Berigonium; The French Press; Foreign Notes; In April; Serenades; Editorial Department.
 H. o. Houghton & Co.,, Riverside Press, Cambridge, Mass; 8 year. See En- quirer clubbing rates.
 The BRITISH QUARTERLY REVIEW for April contains: Authors and Publishers; The Antiquity of Man; The Prospects of Persia; Provision for Public Worship in Large Towns; Aspects of the Agricultur- al Labour Question; The Electric Tele- graph; The New Parliament; David Liv- ingstone; Contemporary Literature.
 Leonard Scott Publishing Go. N. Y. $4 year.
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-05-21
LEGISLATIVE.

The legislature reassembled on Tuesday of last week. Various department reports have been presented The commission appointed last year to examine into ques- tion of the establishment of an inebriate asylum report favorably on that project. Gov. Ingerson has renominated most of his old staff: W. H. Green, Quarter Master General; F. s. Burgess, Surgeon Gen. W. s. Charnley, Paymaster Gen ; A. S. Jarvis, Commissary Gen.; B. H. Hyde of Stafford and H. S. Stuart of Middle Had dam are nominated for the Board of Agri- culture; all of whom were confirmed
 One of the most important questions, that are coming up is that of all lowing the proposed Parallel railroad to bridge the Housatonic. The Iew> York, New Haven and Hartford monopoly of course oppose the measure. The grand event of the week was the nomination of of U. s. Senator in the Democratic caucus of Wednesday might. The result was as ~folIoxye.
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-05-21

The defeat of the Broglie ministry in the French Assembly is a most hopeful symptom. Reaction seems to have over shot the mark at last and we sincerely hope the early dissolution of the Assem- ply, predicted by the London Times, will be the result. That body never repre- sented the wishes of majority of the French people, and has been principally occupied of late in deyising some form of government that should seem popular without being SO.
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-05-21

The partisanship of our present legisla- ture shows itself in its refusal to pass the resolutions offered by Mir. Harrison of Guilford commenting the President for vetoing the currency bill. Had it been a Democrat who had checked an evil poli- cy by the most useful veto ever interpos- ed by an American president, the resolu- tions would have passed without a dis senting voice.
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-05-21

The Venerable Archdeacon Scott, of Durham, Canada East, says that he suf- fered from dyspepsia more than twenty five years, but that three weeks use of the Peruvian Syrup Gan Iron tonic) has benefited him so wonderfully that he can hardly persuade himself of the reality, and people who know him are astonished at the change.
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-05-21

BUcHAN's CARBo1Ic BALM OINTMENT IS very remarkable Fsmily Slave. It cures astonish everybody. Contains no grease, aud washes off without soap. It is trans parent, like currant jelly. For all the purposes of Family Slave it is without an equal. 13 ly.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-09-24
9ie 9empfraten bnn 0etu gorf,

bic ont Sonneritag in Snracuie lire Stats
Convention bieIten, folsten ben, 8eiipiel pom
Satnois unb Mi9tsan uno nabn,en bic fol9ens
be seiunoe uno ~biinoise gIattform an
Wieoerbeitatisuns Der g%rin3ipien, pie ite in
Der uortses Sabr gu Utica a%nsenommenen
Blattform entbalten fino:
L. Sob unb Silber, bic ein;isen 2ssaI
Tenbers, unb feline uneinlosbare Currency.
2. Statise Sdritte sur Wieberaufnabme
Der 8aarSablunsen /; fem 59ritt radtpdrts.
8. gbrIide Abtrasuns Der SduIo in Sasts
GELD WppIaus) uno beiItse 8epebruns bes
6Fentli1en grebits.
4. GepenuezE arif ; feine MonopoIe.
5. Bei9ranfuns Der ben 0fentliden BE:
anten ii%bertraSenen 8euaIten; feline @entra'
I~tiation.
6. @Lei6es 3e6t fir AGe feline parteii:
l9en geIste uno feline parteiiide 8eieuer.
Jung.
Z. Sreie Breiie unb feline 2nebeIseiebe.
8. Sreie Manner, einbettlides accii e=Ge
Ieb, feline Temperen5 3uanss=geiebe.
9. SffjteQe 8erantportlidfeit, itren8t
MaBreseln segen 8eruntreuuns BON Dfentli'
den @elbern.
10. rnterorbnune BET Gorporationen ben
Sntereie bes goIfes.
II. Die am gtuber BEL inblide gartei If
fit ale pabreno ibrer SerrIbaft erlafener
@eSebe uerantnortli9.
IL. Des 8rdIibentenawst II. Elm 8ertrau
ensanat unb fein gmt fir Briuatzgintanfte
fein britter Germta.
Is. Defonomie in Der 0fentliden 8erpaI
tung.
Ser Iebte 8eidIuB iost, bab Die Demottater
Don Seem Sort, inbem fe Die l1nabbdnsisfei
unb oenPatriotismus berQiberel, NepubIitanc
anertennen, pelde Brin5ipien ben Barteibif
taten porsieben, iie fi9 nit i5nea our 8efan,
pfuns Der ~sesenwarti9en Staatss unb Static
Observation-Disclosures uereini8en rperoer.
Samuel S. SiIben ,pusbe einitimmis gun
@ouuerneur nominirt. Gls Ganbioat fiji:
0tee 8ouperneur Drrbe Der Iiberale Republi
faner mm. 9orsbeirner ernannt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-09-24

Ser Betweiber Bunb bon SiIsboro,
Dbio, bat cine Denfldrift e~rIa5en, morin bic
Sdmeitern int san3en steate aufseforoert
ruerberL uieber NIT Sinsen, Beten unb ASis
tiren far ben Sies Der Tenaperen;ia9e Bel Der
fommenben 9erbitmabI sa wirfen unb 81
idaffen. 9iQsboro 1T befanntIi6 Der plab,
100 bic rBetIeude" unter Der Geburtsbllfe
bes Wunoerboctors Dio 2epis ausbra6 unb
Don ,o ie ftb balb lber ben san3en gtaat
perbreitete. Die Meiber BON 9iIsboro iinb
nidt 3ufrieben bannit, baB has Abairseies
bleibt rpie es 1T; fie molen bafeIbe nod pers
idarft baben. 8or allen Dtnsen perlansen
tie cine Glauiey bur9 rpelhe bic bIobe Muss
rdfsuns elmer Wirtbi9aft, mie bas Borbans
benIein eines Sdenttides, glaier &C. faon
ais seniisenber 8emeis betradtet uirb, INN
ben gigentbuner oils etnen 8erbreder erfer
8la1e gu uerurtbeilen. Cine foIde geriddrfs
Jung mose 3rpar ber ofentIiden Meinun9 uors
aus fein, aIlein bas fdaoe nidt man mihe
bic offentIide Meinuns uormdrts treiben.
SebenfaDs nerben bic 8etieu1erinnen bel Der
fommenben Wahl rpieber tii9tig arbeiten uno
es 5ienst ben Sreunben BET peri0nliden Sreis
belt, bic Sanbe nidt in ben S6oob 81 lesen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-09-24

10Y. Obio Gegiment, N9tang! -
0te iabrIide Reunton biefes ~yesiutents fin:
bet ars Mittpo9, ben 80. September, in bem
bubI6en, pou, @rie See beipiIten Sanbusfy
itott un6 es ,uirb erpartet, bab ii1 ale friibs.
rem WRitsIieber bes Gssiments on benz SeFe
betbeiItaen, nit zen aIten Gameroben einen
FROZEN Sag osrIeben unb Iiebe grtnnerun9eu
aus ben Griees3eiten pieoer MAD rufen ,pers
ben. Gapt. Traub 1T 8rditoent bes Ser
ems, Serg. 81. Main3er 8ice.prdfoent, unb
Gapt. IS. Sod GecretGr. Dap bteie bret
alien suteu nnb ~luitisen Gatneraoen aue Sor9e
trasen nerben, ibren alten Wafen9efdbrten
Elm fr5blides Seit su peridafen, bas uerite6t
fi6 DON isIbit. 1nb trodea wiro es aud
nidt babel berseben unb aud ni6t feit uno
man uirb ibnen nod gang anoere Semitic
bieten ais troasne Spee9es. aIfo, auf mad
sanbustp!
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-09-24
Nus Southland.
9ie alien 8eamten tuieber ant Wnber.

gus Stem Orleans pirb unterm 10. Sep.
TENDER 9emelbet:
@ouoerneur &eIlogs begab Ii9 beute frib
I'm. 10 nbr NIT alien bier befnbIiden Staatss
beamten mad benz Staatsbauie, NO, luf i'm
bie Mtlitarbeh0roen bas 8eb6ube ii5ersaber
uno cine Sdusuade fteaten. Ser 5taats:
Secretdr, Der Spre6er oes Seuies, Der 2ieu.
tenants ouuerueur uno Der General GnpaIi
ltnb ~irsenouo i'm Norben, uno ma iagt, bof
ibnen 2eGoss telssrapbi1t babe, bab iie TN:
uerji8Lt6 suriiftebren. DaHeIbe BerIanser
bat er aud on bic MttsIieoer bes gon9refss
telesropbi9 9eridtet, bic faft iammtlid
auberbaIb bes StaateS 1ino. Die aIte 9eli
seimadt pirb ebenfalls pieber organiiirt, uni
IN alien Sbeilen bes Staates treten bic neuer
8eauttet ibre SteQen ebenio rubig mteber ar
bic uertrieben sepeienen ab, pie ie bielelber
IN 8efib senommen batten. Damit bat off
bic &euoIution ibr gnoe erreidt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-09-24
Die Stem Orleans n9eutide 3eituns

- 9ie Stem Orleans vDsutIde 3ettuns"
giebt ber ruiiroigen 9aItuns, rpel6e oas 8olf
iener Staot Bel Der neuIihen &euoIution
beobadtete, bas foIsenbe fd0ne 3eusniB:
sDie uDeuti9e 3eitung" bat ~befanntlt6
BON Nnbesinn Der btesiabrisen Champagne on
ltets Don 8euaIttbatisteiten abseratben, bic
Don ben Srsaniiationen Der ,Weiben 2igue"
befolste PoLitif entfdteoen mibbiqist, nnb
befirdtete nod tn ben eriten Stunben ber
eben 10 e~rfoIsrei6 burdsefabrten 8euoIution
beren Mtbltn9en, neil tpir nit Gau1enoen
geruartis fetn mubten, bic 8unbestruppen
eini9reiten, unb uniere Sage baburb rlr nod
ueridlimmert gu feben.
I'm 10 bereituiaiser Iesen nit 3eusniB ob
fir bic tpurbise, BET auer gnti5loIenbeit unb
gsbitterung faltbIltiae unb antanbiee 6aIs
tuns, ,pelde bas 8olf in @afen an bieien
beioen eentparoisen Tesen in Stem Orleans
bepabrt bat. 0er DON bier aus einen tpabr=
bettsgetreuen Beri9t iber 8eginn, 8erIaui
uno Gussans biefer nnmaI5uns e~rtatten min,
Der mub meloer. bab bet Sies aud nidt onrd
einen etn5isen grceb entueibt bab fein frieo.
fertiser Meni6, obne l1nteridieb Der STAGE,
Sautfarbe, Nationalitdt, ober poLttiiben lie.
~bersusuns, aud NUT i'm g~ntfernteiten be.
Iaitist, ooer bebrobt uno baB tueber Priuat>,
nod Staatss ooer 8unoessG isentbum trsenb,
uie ansetaitet ober sei9dbist rpuroen.
Das goIf polte cine Resieruns, bic i'm
perbabt seuoroen ,par, abfditteln, unb an
lire gtele cine Resieruns ieben, in bic es
gertrauen bate. Muf bieien ein3isen 3ped
alein eoneentrirten iid ale A~nitrensunsen,
unb iobaIo berielbe errei6t uar, febrte Aaes
in fein seuobntes friebli1es @eIeiie surid.
Die i~lnsiten Dummbeiten unb NiBsrifs
Der seitir5ten Resieruns, ibre u%oQfomment
8opfoFSfeit unb Seisbeit i'm Iusenblide be,
@efabr uno oer sdn3lide ManseI an Spm'
patbie, bic ibr ieIbit ibre entidieoenten An:
banger ueriasten, baben benz 8oIte biefer
| Sieg fretlih 5ebr erlethtert !"
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-09-24

Gouo. McgnerD bielt bann cine Gebe,
porin CT no9naIs erfLarte, oaB CT ben 8unz
besbeb0rben rueber 8sberitano Ieiiten tonne,
nod noble. Gadbem CT seenbet, IIeB ii3
General 8roofe Elm. 8srjei6niB aler i'm 8es
bduoe beinbliden Dotumente seben, worauf
@ouu. Mcgnerp uno fem 8efoIse bas 8es
bduoe uerIieBen. I'm 7 ubr Abenbs 5o9en
Smei Gompa9nien S~nfanterie in bas Gebduoe
Elm. Sn BET Stabt berri9t poItommene &ube.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-09-24

- Sir iinb fein 0ertbeibiser repolutios
i,drer @eualtitreide in unierer .Gepublif, 10
lan8e friebltde unb seIeblide Wege CUR Mbs
billie often iteben. Wenn aber iensals eth
8oIfsauffano 8eredtisuns bate, 10 NOR es
bes in Stem Orleans sesen bic i9anobare,
biebiIde Relnss &egieruns. Stan muB iid
rlr bic borti9en 8or9dnge pergegentuarti9en:
Sci Der lebten S%taatsmabl in 2ouiiiana
bate bic ~fosenannte Ofc@nerp gartei cine
unbe1treitbare Mebrbeit BET seiebli1en Gtintms
aeber. 6ieriiber berrf1t ntdt ber aerimefte
3weifel. SeIbt bic &epublifaner Morton
unb Carpenter baben bies i'm gerIauf Der
iber biefen Gesenitanb sefibrten Senatss
Debatten ausbrudli6 5usetanben. Iroboena
beanftanoete bic seI1lagene Bartei (Reaog8)
bic Wabl unb bradte Die Streitfra9e Dor ben
periofenen Bunbes. Nibter 9urreu, BET in
Stem Orleans has gereinisten Staaten 9is
frifts@ ertdt abbdIt - bieier erlieb cine Sens
iunftion, .uobmrd benz 8oarb of ganpa1ers
Der Mcgnerp Yartei perboten spuroe, bic
WabIberi9te 5uIammensuaablen. Der 8oarb
Der 9eQoss Sartei benz eisentIid sor feine
rpirfIiden 'Returns'' ~porlasen, erflarte bann
bic 8anbioaten Der GeIlogs gartei fir err
mabIt unb bic 8unbestrnppen fibrten fe in
tire Memter Elm. - Wiit bemfeIben 9ehte
bate Elm Ohio GunbessD ifrifiridter mad
Der lebten 0abI GERM Slopes, itett Aaen,
fur ermablt erflaren fonnen.
9ie Mcgnern 2eute tuanbten iib Johann an
bic Supreme Court in @aibinston, BON be,
ae unter benz gorpanbe abgemiefen uuroen,
bab ie nit foI9en Srasen nidts au tbuu
babe. Sobann rpanbten fte iid an ben Yra'
Roenten, Der ie CIT ben gonsreb uertuies. SIN
gonsreB purben enbIofe Debatten baribe,
sefabrt, allen es seidab nidts. Ser Con
sreb ueiserte iid, ibrem @eiude TIL. Mnoro'
nuns elmer ReuwabI Geb0r gu idenfen. Si'
batten alto ale sefebli6en 6ilfsmittel er'
f90pft, obne 5u tbrem Ge6te seLangen 81 Ton
men. 2ann man ft9 baber ruunoern, rpenr
fe 8ur SeIbibaIfe tire 3ufu6t nebnaen?
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-09-24

Yferben 1T in Der Sdredensna6t pom 10ten
gum 11ten September iu 8runoe seganger.
Trob Aaeoem unb Naeoem tronen-uie
man bOtt-3ablreide 9olbiu6er, namentLi9
bon Wontana aus, in oas neue Dorado. @ie
giele baoon merben aber uobl bas na9fe
Sribiabr erleben? (Mmerifa.)
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-09-24
Scr Meitbote.
btransgesebtu ban Eeintass o ststes.
Gslnmbns. ben "a. September 1874.
9ie Nebnlutiun in 9nuiiiaua

bot einen raiden Berlauf senonmen. Siebs
bic Nadridten in elmer anberen Spalte,
sSett frast es iid, ob @rant bic pom goIfe
setarjte seietloie uno nidtsmirbise &euoss.
&esieruns wieber einieben unb nit Wafen:
seuaIt ~bebaupten, ober einen Musues ouf.
iuden, 2eaoss our Nbbanfuns ~spinsen uni
ben Stoat unter bas Mtlitdrseiet iteIeu
rpiro. Oas Bolt uiirbe cine Militarresie'
rung Der &eloss'iden 5ebnn1al por3ieben.
TrauriS 8enus in elmer GepubIif, aber nibts
Tam better ben uer3weifelten 3uftano be,
Dinge IN 2~ouiiana bemeiien, ben bic nibts:
miroise uon @rant unterftiiste 9duberreste:
runs berbeiseflbrt bat.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-09-24

Say- Ser adtb. Geo. S. Yenbleton
ruitb am Samtas, ben 26. September, tn
Marion cine Nebe baIten. Die Oeuts
fden fino b0fi5 eineelaoen, Der geriat'r1s
lung bei3uaobnen unb ben bssilbnaten Hsoaer
at h0ren.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-09-24

- Auf pielfades Be,Iansen tbeilen nit
beute bic goIumbuser Gebe bes A6tb. Penz
bIetou in ausflbrlider ueberiebuns NIT.