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The true northerner., 1875-08-27
THE CROPS.
Reports of the Condition of the Growing
Grain i'm the Northwes est-As Encouraging
Prospect.
MINNESOTA.

MINNESOTA.
A st. Paul dispatch to the Chicago
Tribune says "The weather continues
favorable for the harvest. The major
part of the spring wheat is in shock
or stack. The threshing machines are
busy, and the yield, 50 far as reported,
nearly equal to the sanguine expectations
at the opening of the harvest. Grain
dealers estimates state the crop at 29,-
000, 900 bushels, and the quality generally
above the average of previous years.
Buyers here are offering $1.17 to $1.20
for old for miller's immediate use. Re
ported contracts for new, September and
October, delivered at various points on
and near the river, range from CSC to
$1.05."
The Lawrence journal publishes crop
items from forty counties of the State
fully corroborating the reports and esti-
mates heretofore published of large
yield of nearly every description of field
and garden products.
COLORADO.
Refreshing rains are reported through
out Colorado and New Mexico, and the
unusually promising.
IOWA AND NEBRASKA.
A correspondent of the Chicago 7ri-
6une writes from Omaha: "Having
travelled through Southern and Western
Iowa and Northern and Central Ne
braska, can give you the condition of
the crops along these lines. Wheat in
Iowa will be twenty-five per cent. short
of 1874, while in Nebraska there will be
100 per cent. more for shipment than in
1874; quality of grain not so good You
may look for large receipts from here
during the next thirty days. Wheat in
Nebraska is bringing eighty-fve cents to
one dollar per bushel, which induces the
farmers to sell. Corn is excellent, both
IN Iowa and Nebraska. Corn can now
be bought for from twenty to twenty-five
cents for the future, of the coming crop.
This - wonderful relief to the people
here, and already the effects are percep-
tible. No injury is now expected to the
corn, save from frost. Rye, oats and
barley are considered an average crop"
ILLINOIS.
The Springfield Register says of the
corn crop: "Upon conversing with
many farmers, we learn that grave appre-
tensions are entertained as to the APP
preaching corn crop. Owing to the cold,
cloudy, wet weather, corn is growing
rank, but is not filling as it should.
Warm sunshine is what is now needed
badly. The crop is not ripening, and
unless this process commences soon the
frost will catch it, There is much anx-
iety in regard to this matter among our
leading producers. l."
WISCONSIN.
An Oshkosh correspondent writes to
Chicago paper: "Only about one fifth
of the wheat crop in this section of the
State has been cut and the remainder
is not injured, except by being lodged
and trampled down. The harvested
wheat will probably not suffer greatly
where it was properly shocked up. Far
mers are still hopeful, and, with week
The true northerner., 1875-08-27
Hoist by His Own Petard.

Casper Johnson, of Escanaba, Mich,
while walking around in the woods near
that place lately, stepped on the rigging
connected with a set gun, discharging
the gun and receiving the contents in his
legs near the body. Physicians were not
notified so as to attend to the wound
until the next day, when the legs were
amputated, without, however, saving
the victims life, he dying soon after.
ward. The contrivance which caused
his death had been set by himself.
The true northerner., 1875-08-27
General.
Political.

POLITICAL.
Senator Morton has gone to Maine to take
an active part in the campaign in that State.
His health, it is said, is completely restored.
The Governor OF Tennessee has appointed
d. NJ. Key, lawyer of Chattanooga to fill
Andrew Johnson's unoxpired term in the United
States Senate.
The new secret party in Maryland is said to
be growing quite rapidly. Its meetings are
held in close-locked rooms, with guards at
the doors to see that nobody goes in without
giving the countersign and passing satisfac-
tory inspection.
The new National Union party" with a
slate containing Gen. N. p. Banks for Presi-
dent and L. @. G. Lamar, of Mississippi, for
vice-Preeident, was organized at Boston last
week, by appointing a State Central Commit
tee, and adopting platform and resolutions.
No prominent men of either party are identi-
fed with the movement. Gen. Banks declined
his nomination by letter.
Ex-senator Matt. ii. Carpenter of. Wiscon-
sin, in a letter to ex-senator Chandler, of Mich
igan denying any authority to use his name in
connection with the recent greenback conveD-
ton at Detroit, pays his respects to the morn
ing press in the following sarcastic and amusing
vein
at have long ceased to pretend TO any knowledge
in regard 10 my business engagements except
what read in the morning paper which consult
daily 10 ascertain where 1 have been, where am
going, what lawsuits I am retained in, what am
in favor of, how I stand on the third term, and
my future course not only in regard to pending
The true northerner., 1875-08-27
OIentnl.
Closing.
PRODUCE.

There has been less activity in the market for
butter since our last review, and an easier feel
ing was developed. The advices received from
the East were rather unfavorable in tone. which
had tendency to check the demand on ship
ping account. There was some demand from
parties who desired lots for the purpose of re-
packing, but they we're only willing to make
purchases when lots could be obtained at a
The true northerner., 1875-08-27

The "Scotch mail /" makes the 397
miles from Edinburgh to London in nine
and a half hours, the actual running
time being little inside of eight hours,
or an average speed of 80 miles an hour.
The true northerner., 1875-08-27

IT was comforting to an Irish editor to
know that half the lies told about him
were not true.
The true northerner., 1875-08-27

questions, but in regard 10 those subjects which
may may not rise in the future
81 have learned one thing, and tell it to you for
your future guidance-never contradict anything
newspaper says.
Some months ago the Milwaukee Neus published
an Internal fashood about me being out OF the Sem
ate. thought had right to contradict 1t, so
wrote civil note to the paper for that purpose. 1t
published only one word Of my letter, and that be-
cause as il said, had spelled erroneously and ed
itorially said If would live in peace, had better
mind my own business. took the hint for If there
is anything dear 10 my soul it is 70 live in peace.
So neYer contradict q neWspapern
The true northerner., 1875-08-27
The South.

There has recently been great excitement in
Burke, Jefferson and Washington counties.
Ga, over aD apprehended negro outbreak. A
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-05-22

Cdr cas- Muse bee GrtRliGen @lous
benS mar iensr armltlige 3nrren, Der 70
zen 2ebenoen unb ben 1pbteu fltrte,
ibr Ertumptwaeen.
Der 3us bepeste it@ ourG bieS tras
Sen Der Gtnpt &ennes an ben TbGrmen
ron ct. Deter porbet utte tieIt Dor Der
Munieipalitdt. Der y5bsl fanmeIte
ff@ In 6auftn un, ie uno eofte BE
Opfsr an. ~Sf er tobt9" fraeten fe
unp bann foeen lie ibre fGredlt&sn
SYaBs unb Gpcttrepen aus uup rufen :
yNa& Der @utGrtine !" Na@ etnieem
Aufentbalte rpurpe Der eetGAam ave
eem Barren eencutmen uno 0err @auf
tier in's @efdnsntb sefabtt.
Gintse Gage perfri9en, ebe ct lein
Gopssurtteil empfns. Das reue Sc
1es, ,relHes befabL eie 6tnrt@tuneeu
tnnerbalb sterunD3wansts Stunten sa
beiGIeuntsen, mar nod niat ner5Fents
liHt tuorpen. @iele fetner Yfarrttnber
ibn ,u befu@en. l1nb bee rpatr<
baft nsute, 5trten" etn3tse eetre bes
.fanb oartn fife ioaten mad feinem
Eobe bsnisnfeen per3etben, bic ibn ysr@
rotbea uno fein 8erfed Den @esplus
tionsbstbrpen befannt seu,a@t batten."
Am Sage mad bteien 8eluden tparb
ct suiQottntrt uu, jenleits ben 9obn
ietnes 8erufseifers su eupfansen.
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g anftmutb bes Yrtefers
&aeIetMneeftat bes
S1affets.

Gtner Der pieleit MartYrer ber Ne,
poluttpns3eit mar aud Der prtefe,
RaeIot. Als er III Mirepoir CUR Hidt.
fdtte eeflbrt wurpe, ndberte fId tbn
cine Grau, trsl@e fd pus teuFflGt
Wersnleen su MAIDEN pfeste, bt,
prtefter auf aue tur ulSSli&e @etie 81
perb6bnsn., 0.@ .7,..1 "a
~@ir ppuen Ieben." RIFF .fe unite.
ben abldeult9fsn 9dfteruneen nob bies
ier ba etne @ebe balten tpirb |"
6err 3aclot fab iie NIT eii,er, unbe>
9retblta milben BID an, wte, &c lpds
ter lelbR eeffanD, unD iaete /: "N@ Be-
ten sic bod fnr mid l" .sie =
vWn2 i'd 80. fir Did beten
uSa nobL, liebe Grau, beten Sic riur
etn Mpe Maria fIr rteire arnre, Seele,
wel9e jest por ibrem s1ttlt&en 3t&ter
er(1einen 1ou !"
"Nun gut" erwieoerte fe, I'D wil
ss beten."
stber faua bate fe bieies Mort se>
ipro6en. als fe li6 In ibrem 6ersen
9dnslid umeewanpelt fablte. Sie fals
tste Die 6dnpe une folste unter 8eten
unb SdIudjen BEN 9uten Yrtefer bfs
gum s&afet
Der 1op etsies frommea Dieners
@ettes mar fit ffe Der &nfans zines
tleuen vebens. Our Sibnun9 ibrer
bisbertsen 9ottIOfsfeiten unternabm fIe
ale SABRE etne Baafabrt mad Wariu
Gtnfeeeln In Der S@wefs. 9ie mar
cine serm5eenbe Grau. bettelte ltd aber
gu ibrer 8srpemittisuns unp 8uBs auf
Dem Dese pas SrOo.
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BerufSetfer beS 0fears
@autter Dor iefnem
10 aGnbe.

Der bo&paroiss 6srr @autier tpa
IN Der franSSfi@sn S&rdensseft an
sefelt aIs 8icar Der pfarret Brub, un
pefdbr brittbalb Stunpeit BON rerSta
Nennss eelesen. Gr belt t& in be
Belt BON 1898 bts 1894 peraed'
rurce iebs@ IN fstnsm 8erfede uerra.
then.
Gin brarer Yddter, Der ibn uerbor.
gel, sebaIterL. Serlu9ts letnen 1erful.
germ Wtperfano ;u Ietften, tparb abe,
BON einem SdbeIbiebe eetrsfen, 70 BAT
cte GinSewelpe tbm aus benz eeibe bers
ausfeIen.
ST wurbe NIT BEN 6errn 8icar0au.
tier sefansen re9ssflbrt.
Nadcem' bic Sulpatei1 ion etnt
Strede nett III ben, iGrsdlt&en3 ufans
Be, rorta ct fi@ befanb. rveeaefdbrt
battet, faben fte fG. 3uleBt aenStbiat,
etnen aarren berbeaui9afsnL tn iuel<
Gs. its fbn Iestsn. Der priefer belt
dber ieinen Rnteer ben arntett Greunh,
bSrte 70 fetne Betat unb bereitete tbu
gum koee Dor. a.as 34 ~
Steq3ogenj tpdbrenb bie 9clbaten
auf ben beieen Setten bee Rarrens
Hari@trten. eurd bas Dorf ct. Safsb,
oas 3trtl@en 8rus urb 3enues ifm ers
bebt. Suf lem Bese burG ct. Sa>
tob fam Der 70 eraufam 8erwunbste
ietnem @nce nabe.
Dem Gautier bena9ridttate bie5 sIs
catsu rason uno bat fe 40 balten, pas
NIT Ct rubt8er ferben tonne. Seine
Borte ribrtsl bic barten 6ersen, unr
tie roltetsn mtt benz Barren. Damn
aoe Der prtefsr fetn Ritual uub bos
beiitse Del berSpr, relGes Ct aueBcrz
f&t NIT f9 aenpmmen, uuo BIER auf
Der Harre, rtttten auf Der Straee, nm
aebea BON renienieen, bic TN ben, Geee
n1tsr benz Gaabeile entseesnbra&ten
rei&te Ct reut ferbenben Greunbe, Der
cas et8ene 2eberi serIor III BEN 0fr5
iude, bas fefnise 30 retter, bas beiItee
Sacrament Der Oeluns. Giniee aueen<
Dltde aa@ber reri1teb Der ergebene
Oulofr, unp nur, trfeten bte SoIpaten
ras gfsrp wieber an.
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fraYd6f4e Rtpolntion,
sef8ilbert
i1 seiGi9tlideu secaen. iutpie Gbaratter.
unh Gterbe6tIoerr.
(dNHesuns.)
5~elSenmltbi8e Sob bes
YrteferS Damber9er s,

Gin prtefer Der DiSeefe Oar. ga.
mems Danbereer. s%ustunooreteis Sabr.
alt, tpurbe tn Sabre 1894 erertfen
tn's 0efduSnib ssfabrt unp sum ICe'
S~erurtbeilt. ~trI It. n9H
1as urtbeil tcnute ert cine ISOLDE
mad Der GdQuns uoQsOsen tpereen.
Dtele 3stt rpenpeie Der betItse prfefer
raSu an, ffd NIT nm 70 er5eerer Sn-
brunf auf irin Opfer Sorjuberetten.
CT perlebte fe gang In frOmuen tlsbuns
gen NIT oueiniSer Ausnabme beS Aus
9enblides bes Ghsns, TOO ct eine bstIiee
6stterfeft 3siete. aonan. gf
o Die frau bee pf5rtners 6ueerte ibr
@rftaunen iber feline 2ube, rrsrauf er
NIT beiterer unp FAINTER Miene fpra4
"Darf i'd nt&t. ftob fem, btefe elence
@eIt 3u SerIaHen, ba Id Ia cine aubere
8ebe, no slpeber etne g~onpenttcn, nod
efnen 83irt nod eir Gpmite eerlleter>
uadung, nod eth Nepolutionstritunal
etbt2 Da irsree ta isbsr Gur@t lebie
letn unp BON ben Drcbuneer ber Wsn@
f&en Ntdts su beioreen babsn."
Als bet etnen, ancern anloe fh btes
lelbe frau iiber bte i'm, a~uerfannte
Strafe 30 betriiben fdtsn, fpraG er au
tbr: ~&etne 8etribniel Die Ren16en
baben mid rerurtbeilt. 8et @Dtt aber
bOfe i'd eth miloeres 0ert1t. Sd bite,
metneu &tdterr ;u fa9en, pas i9 ibnen
Serseibe. SD winiHs;@ Soft r1Bae ibs
men, wie i'd es tbue, s~er3eiben. Sd
rperoe fit fe beten." s14t aa1.
Die Stunte Der Greeuticu tcmnt.
Der @laubensbefenner @1et1t bte
bimmlifde 0lidleliefeit, bic er aenfesen
lca, gum 8craus ~ fofen. Ct tst
NIT Nppetit unb last ld&eInb: sd
ndbre meineu 9etb eut, Der beute Nbeno
etne Spsiie Der Birnsr 1etn irfrb."
@efansensn. pel6e rpetnten, fpridt ct
NIT ben @prten Gruf etn : u@ure 0aae
bewest mid, fai1et Mutb, uretne Greun,
Ce, ote Stunoe metner Nute ttQbt.
Soft nil nas Spfer nneines 0ebens
annebmen, uno td tuerbe sIadltGer lefn,
aIs Sbr." 30 .8
Gus BEN Gsrdui&e uuf Der Giraffe
idIiebenp, rae ma i'm 'enbltd bcle,
fns er 30 bsteu on unb eupfabl Dem
0errn feline Seels NIT folder Subrunff
uno SaIbuns, cae fete Anreienpen ttef
.erl9Ittert 1rurDen. Roun, bate er ae.
enoet, als ete Gbdre f@ Sfnet. St
eebt rsn1 DfSrtner foelei@ eatseeea une
ftet9t nit Jpn cine Rammer bfnab, no
ct ben 6enter fnbst. CT srdet tbn
uuo Last ibn ietn 6aar ab(Gneiben.
Na@oem ctes sefdebsn, fprtGt er
~0eben wtr nuni 9ebst rpobL Greunte!
8etet fdr mid !" Nuf Dem SdoFote
wtu er gum 0clfe fpre9en, aber Der
3dru berGrUmmeln Gbert5nt feline 5tims
me. Nur bte @orte murbet Yerupms
men: sd fterbs far utstne &eliatpu."
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Chicago, MtImaufee unb
ct. Daul. ntaa

Gtteass. Nettnaalee unh O. A.q' III - "
GrpHe Gyyre6..........# $50 Born. I $40 Born.
Gttaes. Ntlraatee unb co r&L -
9rsHe Grpree TBS FAB. y $40 Na@,
Drairte bn &tten. Mtluaufee 11a4
nnb Gbteaep Grpres-.......* $50 Born. 1870 NaHu..
ct. PAUL. Muffin unb ct.
esus Gryrss. 6.l5 Born! = $50 WaS.
$50 Na&. = los -
Slae...~ .......... ... -. ...t 7.f0 Born. = 8.O5 Bprrn
ct. paul uub Mtnneappt1
Snee-.-. %. VIC. 10 4nAut. + 7. 10 Ta6.
*Seautaes ausgenpmmen. ?
tSauafaes n~usSeppmnhen.
fytputags aus9expuitneu. Fa3 tv
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bic man bdtte niSlt6er s~errrenten f5ns
nen. Das BUD contra babe Id eins
mol In 9cnpcn selsftn, Der Name reS
seIebrtsn Cardinals aber III niir entail
len. I'm nun ben 8eIisbten 9eler, Der
oisaei&t3au&er Ia. ni&t su erlGreden,
temerte i&. bab Der S&reiber bieies
fe.bit etn forfer Nou&er n, er fam 60
utmHsr lafen. iest III er f&on Su alt
baSu ; meifens aber rau@t Ct Yfeife,
treni8fens su 9auie. bte 1T biQieer.
IEorHesuns folstl
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Gin YriefeE Der bas 1oes
ensOffefum arf@
gar betet.

~Gines MOrsens," 70 er3dblt Or
Stmor @abrtel Brute, ~rrar i'd frat
NIT rseinen Stupien belddftiet % b5r,
te i'd unsefdbr. UNI balb feds l1br ~
u1einem Grfaunsn In einiserG ntfernuna
bic I5ne bes .Libera me Domino |"
aus Dem ffr@lt@en Tpbten > OfTeium
auf Der Straee fnsen. Die Sdneel
etlten aueenldeinli@ f6neQ norwdrts,
uuo bte I5ns:wurpeu timer flarer unit
bsutli@er, ais fie ftd bea, freien plnbe
ndberten, auf peI@em unier 6aus
fano.
Seit ;rei Sabrer batter oue ters
eletden 4eldnse In ben StraBen Nen>
mes ~aufseb5rt. Debbalb fprans t@ auf
unb lief f@nea gum Genfer, I'm. III
leben, BON men, Der Welang ousgtne!
Sd bemerfte iosIei& cine @ruppe Don
;ransis ttS trstbf8 Splpater Der Ne=
publif, peI&e eiIiS ;wef @adnner forts
fabrten, btes 3u1anHenesbunben urp
bsioe In BauerntraGt eefletpet tparen.
ater i'd entosdte elei&, bas Gtner bsr>
lelben stn Yrieiter fet. Setn lduarses,
auf bic SGuItern berubwalenbss 0aar.
isin LANCER, unssi&Orener BarL feItR
per Out auf isfneul 3Opfe fno MIR nod
lebbaft tn @ebddtntb.
Sd beorif muir au- out, trdS bieS
Gles bebeute, uni. elite nod ber Gbire,
nm aussuseben unb. ibnen ~ fplsen,
.uufsereet ersriTen BON Dem IopeSses
lanes. DEM 60 mar Der prfefter, Der
auf biele 9Deile lein ,eisenes "Libera !"
fang. Der 9anpmaan ldrttt burtie
aeben ibn BET, lstr. ernf blidsnb. aber
Obns eas setinsff 3eiaen pcn GurGt.
81 sisl fh mid erinnere, bealettetsn
cite SOlratea, weI@e tbre 0efanBeneH
lntsr S1eaen unp
Samdbrepen fabrten, biele Bsipsn
fiaidWetsenp.
SD sine iiber ben freien gIab unb
fcl9te tbnen auf BEN fuse mad. BET
Der @enrunB Ger CITRATE bate bcr GU.
priefer baS ,Libera J" eeenbt9t une
Fns an, baS DMiserere" feterli@ uRb
berMerreibsnb 40 fnser. SD perIieb
Gnse Der StrnBe bie 8siben.
bate i9 unier 6aus CREDIT
als td ben Snau Der @ewebre bsrtf.
5bre Opfer ruare, tn Der Gwisteit.
(Sertttuns folst.)
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ShSner GDb bes &bbe Eez
melon bes gattrs ber.
SaDpparben. rs.I

vile bic etrafsert6te, tueI@e TensIcr
pOrauseeieben. dber Grantreid ttneins
esbrc@en. lebte in paris etn Radtcm.
NE Der Gamilie ces GrsbilGOfs BON
@ambrot, Der Nbbe Genelon, efn cdr.
rrdrotaer 0reis, Der BEN gorbtlee leis
mes 9rCeen Nbne1 In aufppfernper
Nd@fenl:ebe treult6 na9foIate.
@etne BObltbdtistsit mar tnsbelon.
bore ben arrteu Snpoyarcenfnaben oe<
wtcmet, pie nlidbrIt6 tn 70 GROCER Nus
tabI ete Strasen BON paris turt,ie=
ben. Nidt nur beflefrete Ct ibreBISse.
ttlute sr tbren 6unssr. pstlab CT Die
aeruilfsn NIT Snfrumenten, Ct ipenbete
tpneIl aud esiflt6e AImclen. unterrids
tete he tn ben 8obrbetten bes 0Iau-
tsns, bereitets fe IN Der gbaefdi,oeu>
belt auf cte erfe Communion 9 bSrte
ne Bet6t unb beeins bann INIT i6nen
scas tobe Self. Sic pareu feline ain~
Der. uno fir fe fammelte, er BET Hcs
unD In Der Stabt bie Nlmpfen her
8armber3iatsit.
Maein uie barmlps, rie 1eaenspuu
tos ltebrefde Wtrfet bee priefers ur<
ter feinen Rtnperr aud iuor, er entatno
,ii&t ben Mutcirfteen G~pdtcrauaeii
Ger @dtbert@e, bie pas ;itternbe IpIt
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NIT ben 06reden Der Wutlctt1e tniyt1s
men Der Greitett beberr1dten. @te 70
piele Gaufsnbe unfdulotser Spfer
wuree aud er er9riTen une IN taeQur,
embpurs eefsBt uur ieinen unmen1GIis
den &i&tsrn vcrsef1brt IA ruereen.
Sobalp bic traurtee 3unbe bienpn
f& In paris ~Sertreitete, Serlammelten
f@ feline unelddltGen easoyarbei1 pom
unp ;c8en tn elmer ribrenben g@aar
nod Dem Sibunsslaale BET Natipnals
veriammluns, I'm bic GreiluGuns ibres
@pbltbGters, ibreS 9ebrers unb 8aters
3u erfeben. @anher Der In BEN BLU
tt9en Sdrsdenswerfe perbdrtet par,
mag BET tbrem Mnblif erl6Ittert wcrs
Der fetn !; oas l1rtbet iruree w~enisfens
auf9elGpten.
Dieienigen aber, trelde auf feline
Rsttuns eeboft faben F& aur su taIc
enttdulHt. DIE nod timer wa61enpe
Raferei rpplte nt9ts bon S9pnung
wtFen. Au@ iber ben Batter Der Sas
voyarDeu purpe Der Serbdnsniesoae
.Spru@ gefdut. Der SOB aber bate
fdr BEN Grcmmen feline Shreden. Mit
sertUppeIter Gnpadt unb freupi9er Ct,
9ebuag fat er tbm .entsesen. Sein
SeiipieI ererif unb besetaerte @iele, Die
feline &etten tbetlten. Ct bereitete aud
fie. gum 9ope Dor, bSrte fe 8ei9t unp
ermutbiste ffe 3u psm ernfen 0an8e. 9
go nabte bic lebte Stunbe btran.
Stun trof es I@ aber, tab elmer jsner
Yerlafenen SaucYarbeu, Die ct unters
unp unterftabt batte, Sdlteber
In ben 0efdneniGsn bee luxembourg
trar. ale pteler ben ebrwIrpieen @rets
nit ben Spfern Der @uiQDttne binpees
ldlsppen fab, feel Ct ibm uu, ben 6als
unb REF: ~@te. r1eir 0aterl utetr
! Se aeben gum Geoe unb ba>
ben mir bod 70 siel 0utes ertrte(en r.
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f9 Yerseblid> i'm ben 9dnsen
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entseSnete aber soQ grsebuns
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ben, Der gar nidts @utss rtebr tbun
'ann. Define 9tebe tn pieiem Nueen
'ltd 1T meinen. 6er3en Der i1Snfeeobn.
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par bic arttuort ces petnenben SaYos
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'oIen 8aeen. NO1 auf Dem @ese
rmabnte CT feline 8esletter, ib:: Gin
zen 3u bereuen, ibr @ertrauen auf Got
u iesen ane inn ibr 9sben ereebunas,
'ea a~ufsucpfern. gu ben Gdb:n Bee
elutserifss rtdtete er nod etnmal NIT
rneutem Offer bic lebte, Wcrte an fe,
!. rabrsr Reue tbres persansenen Sc.
ems etnaeoenf fetn. NQe beuetsn IN
'entutbsDOQer Nnoadt bas 6aupt, unp
. CAB er tbnen ben leBten IoslpreGen<
'sn SeBsu. &ussn;eusen perFGera,
feIbf ber Sdorfrt1tsr BON bet
sbrfurGt e%ebietencen 0sfaIt bes liar,
prers ttef er9rifsn purce uno lein
oaupt trte bie t1ebrtsen bsuste. 8aIp
'atte eer a@btsjdbrtae prteter, befen
4rbenten nod seiesnet fortlebt NIT fell
zen Gefdbrter ausselitten.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1875-10-08
The Worlds Fair. 1876.

Columbia, puzzled what she should display
OF true homework on her Centennial Day,
Asked Brother Jonathan: he scratched his.
head,
Whitfield awhile refiectively, and said:
-" Your own invention and own making,
toor
why, any child could tell We what to do:
Show 'em your Civil Service, and explain
How all mems loss is everybody's gain;
Show your new patents to increase your
rents
by paying Quarters for collecting cents;
Show your short cut to cure financial ills
lty making paper-collars current bills;
Show your bleaching process, cheap and
brief,
ro-wit: jury chosen by the thief:
Show your State Legislatures; show your
Rings;
And challenge Europe to produce such
things %
As high officials setting half in sight,
TO share the plumber and to fix things
right
If that don't fetch her, why, you only need,
TO show Your latest style in martyrs
Tweed.
she'll find 1t hard to hide her tears
At such advance in ono poor hundred
years."
u. II. LoWelt, M the " Nation"
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1875-10-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TO THE PUBLIC.

IN THE oath ult., one \. Lott, purchased
" some merchandise of me- for which he
rendered two ono dollar bills, one of which
was badly mutiated. This last l refused
to receive, but seeing that he was drunk
and wishing to he rid of him, 1 finally
accepted it. He then left the store, but
afterwards returned and stating that he had
given me ten dollar bill by mistake,
instead of one dollar bill, insisted that
should give him nine dollars, which I
refused to do. He then attempted to force
me to give him the money. Failing in this,
he left the store, threatening to be even
with me, and his card in the TELEGRAPH OF
the LIST. is the means adopted. The money
which Lott had-twcnty dollars-I am in
formed, was received from Mr.. Henry
CauthrOn, and consisted of one ten and two
five dollar bills, DR.. Sholars changed the
ten dollar bill i'll his store before Lott came
to ours. The card is vindictive lie,
prompted by the failure of q drunken vag;,-
bond in an attempt to pcrpetratc petty
swindle. MARCUS WE'LL.
I was in Wells store on the oath ult. and
Witnessed the transaction between We'll
and Lott. 1 believe that We'll received two
one dollar bills from Lott and would not
edge, and told Lott before he left the
town that day. d. Il. TROUSDAIIE.
On the Oath ult., paid \. Lott twenty
dollars. consisting OF ono ten and two five
dollar bills. II. l.. CAUTliORN.
changed u ten dollar bill for \. Lott in
my store on the oath un.
\. i. SfIOLARS.
Monroe. Oct. S. ISr5.-It.