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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-04-20

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-04-20

GifsntabnkatiRit. Der nessaeu
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babnsn berbanteu mir fslsenee AusfunN lber
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-04-20

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-04-20

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-04-20

Nnsuaft Bee 3aifsrs bon orafi.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-04-20

- Grant itlbit iheint aud pbsfi4
oeb.c@sn ;u fem. N!s mir i'm Sabre
1872 BON i'm. ia9tsn, ieine 3esiesuns
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men. wolten uns nnr @.nise s!aubsn.
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tetsn es. Denn Grant mar urlprlnoli4
s.oar nidt ineol anselest, une bate Don
yebsn nur bic o~rbindriten Seiten stitben.
obeir CT loar eby!id. felt in ieiner S5reuno.
j4aft BON iebr 9eiunbrrt Meni4enuer-
itano. Ga iinb Die 8erbdltnine Die lin.
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tel. ,pelhe lin berbarben. unb ieinen uit'
reine.em Snitinften oienten. Die f59e
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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-03-03

HoRRoRs or REMoRsE.-The
Huntingdon Advertiser has this about
a woman whom West Virginia mob
shrank from hanging: "AIrs. Mech
liugs, the confessed accomplice in
the murder of her husband, is be-
yond doubt the most wretched female
ever incArcerated in the jail Of Bar
louisville. To her death would be
a most welcome messenger, but her
guilt-stained heart has not the cour>
age to suggest suicide, and, did she
entertain such thought, her hands
would be too cowardly to assist in
the self-murder. BY day goary~
stained phantoms fit before her
gaze, while her sleep is accompanied
with skeletons, and 6ends danceing
around her beside, their hooking
laugh deriding her for the assassina>
ton of her husband. When asked,
few Gays ago, what troubled her
most, the past or the future she
answered, the horrible past = She
PAGES up and down her strongly bar
red room wishing for death, and oc>
casionally dashes her hands into her
eyes, as if to keep from her gaze the
awful scenes attending the inhuman
butchery Of her husband She has
wasted in flesh to such an extent
since her Imprisonment as TO present
she appearance of an animated skele>
Ton her appetite has desrted her,
her mind is on the verge of losing
its sway, and terrible indeed must
be her expectations respecting the
issue Of her approaching trial for
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-03-03
M. II. GRIST
cPEROKEE ST, MARIETTA. GA

CAN be found in the store of NJ. r. LYON
where he does all kinds Of Harness making
and Repairing Also the making Of Wagon
and Buggy Collars a speciality. Strict aiten-
ton given to all kinds Of repairs Thankful
for past fsvors ask continuance Of the same.
II. T. GRIST,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-03-03

General and Sole Agcn Southern States
For Credit Sales apply Messrs WINTERS, WHITLOCK
CO., Marietta Janl4-3m
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-03-03

viii sell ONE TON ONE THOUSAND AT $3S PER TON, Cash
All shipped the day they received by
The analysis w. c. for 1876 shows about 10 cent available
Poph0yc cd and cent 1aoa obtained from best Peruvian
which axes it equal per cen" Ammonia obtained from fish
The also 10 10 cent dier than most superphophaec,
especially ammonaed by fish, and therefore cheaper by 10 10
per Oranges and Hary Dealers will find to their interest cor
respond with
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-03-03

Fred Douglass was lately refused
accommodated in an indianapolis
hotel.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-03-03
Dissolution.

The firm of L. s. NORTHCUTT & co,
has this day dissolved BY mulual eonsent-L.
S Northcutt having bought ont Mr.. VIM X.
Smiths entire interest. The business will be
continued at the old stand bY l.. 5. Narihautt.
WHERE he viii always be glad to meet his old
friends and customers ne xt door TO Mcclellan s
family grocery store.
L. S NOETHcUTT is authorized to settle and
collect the debts Of the old firm.
L. S. NORTHCUTT.
W. X SMITH
Marietta, Ca, Jan, IL, lS7T-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-07-12
TERRIBLE FIGHT WITH THE IN.
DIANS.

SALT LAKE, Utah. July 5.

SALT LAKE, OtAn. July 0.
The Times extra has the following
from Bozeman, Montana. July 3. sew
en- p. m: Mr.. Taylor, bearer of dis
patches from Little Horn to Fort Ellis,
arrived this evening, and reports as
follows: The battle was fought on the
18th, thirty or forty miles below
the Little Horn. Custer attacked
an Indian village of from $500
to 1900 warriors on one side and
Col. Reno was to attack it on the other.
Three companies were placed on hill
as a reserve. Gen. Custer and fifteen
officers and every man belonging to
five companies were killed. Reno re-
treated under the protection of the
reserve. The whole number killed was
3l5. Gen. Gibbon joined Reno. The
Indians left the battle field looking
like slaughter-pen, as it really was,
being III a narrow ravine. Tie dead
were much mutilated. The situation
now looks serious. Gen. Terry arrived
at Gibbon' camp on steamboat and
crossed the command over and accom-
panied it to join Custer, who knew it
was coming. Two hundred and seven
men were buried in one place and the
killed are estimated at 300, with only
thirty-one wounded.
The Indians surrounded Reno's COM
mand and held them one day i'm the
hills, cut off from water, until Glib
bon's command came in sight, when
they broke camp in the night and left.
The Seventh fought like tigers, and
were overcome by mere brute force
The Indian loss cannot be estimated.
as they bore off and cached
most of their killed. The rem
nant of the Seventh Cavalry and
Gibbons command are returning to
the mouth of Little Horn, where the
steamboat lies. The Indians got all
the arms of the killed soldiers. There
were seventeen commissioned officers
killed. The whole Custer family died
at the head of their column. The exact
loss is not known, as both Adiutants
and the Sergeant-Major were killed
The Indian camp was from three to
four miles long, and was twenty miles
up the Little Horn from its mouth
The Indians actually pulled men off
their horses in some instances. | give
this as Taylor told me, as he was over
the field after the battle
LATER. The above is confirmed by
other letters, which say Custer met
with fearful disaster.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-07-12
PERSONAL.

1t was reported from Washington on the
3D., that Senator Morrill, would accept the
Sccretaryship Of the Treasury.
In the Early libel case against Storey, of
the Chicago Times, in which the Circuit
Court OF Cook County found the defendant
guilty ard assessed the damages at 5000,
and which was appealed to the Illinois SUI
premc Court, the latter tribunal has affirmed
the verdict of the lower court.
A private letter received in Washington on
the 5tb, from Rock Bridge, Alum Springs,
says Speaker Kerr was improving decidedly,
and was then quite hopeful of recovery.
An Augusta (Me.) dispatch of the 9th says
there was no special change in Mr.. Blaines
condition since his arrival at his home. The
nervous prostration was still marked char
acteristic. lie was not able 10 leave his
ROOM and was almost entirely confined to
his bed. His physician thought it would be
many weeks before he would resume active
work.
Father John Dixon, the first white settler
in the Rock River an Valley, died at his
residence in Dixon, H., on the 9th. He was
ninety-two years old.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-07-12
POLITICAL.

The National Democratic Committee has
elected A. $. Hewett, OF New York, Chair
man, and +. .. Prince, of Massachusetts,,
Secretary The Executive Committee is
composed Of John 6. Priest, of Missouri; NJ.
NJ. Ham, Of Iowa; George l.. Miller, of Ne
braska; WIN. Ii. Raruum, of Connections;
Miles Ross, of New Jersey; NJ. w Ransom,
OF North Carolina; John G. Thompson, of
Ohio; VIM. l.. Scott, of Pennsylvania, and
VIM, Il. Bates, of Tennessee.
The returns from the election in Colorado,
received at Denver on the LIST, Indicate that
the proposed State Constitution had been
ratified by the people, and that Colorado
would take it place as one of the States OF
the Union.
The Louisiana Republican State Convention
closed session of several days duration on
the 5th A fun State ticket was nominated
headed by s b. Packard for Governor aud G.
{. Antoine for Lieutenant Governor Gov
Kellogg Was put at the head of the Electoral
ticket and his administration was endorsed.
The Massachusetts Prohibitonists met in
State Convention at Boston OF the 9th, and
nominated a State ticket headed by John l.
Barker forGoyernor, and DR.. ID. {. Eddy for
Lieutenaut-Governor. Resolutions were
adopted declaring the license system a con-
unuous and confessed failure, and adyo-
eating the giving of the ballot to women. TO
be used for their own protection against the
wrongs of the liquor traffic
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-07-12
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
FOR EIGN.

According to Belgrade dispatches Of the
ID, Prince Milan had issued war mani
festo on the preceding day, and proclaimed
a state of siege throughout Servla. The
proclamation was received by the people
with great enthusiasm. 1t was said that the
English, German and Austrian Ambassa-
not intend to interfere
The Irish National Rifle Association has
appointed the following gentlemen to repre-
sent Ireland in the Centennial matches in
America: Fenton, william Rigby. Johnson,
Ward, Joynt, Cooper Golf, Greenvlle, Mill
ner, Pollock, Young, and John Rgby.
The Centennial Fourth was celebrated in
London by a grand dinner, under the
auspices OF the American Legation. At
Dublin, about 80, 900 persons assembled and
adopted an address TO the President. The
demonstration closed with fireworks and a
torchlight procession. In Paris, the jour
nails contained leaders appropriate to the
day, and there were numerous private celc-
brations by American residents. The Lega-
ton was decorated with flags and bunting
and the American colors abounded in the
principal streets. Similar demonstrations
and displays characterized the day at Berlin,
Frankfort and Rome
The steamer Lieut.-Gen. krocsen was re-
Gently lost in the Straits of Sunda, and $50
persons were drowned
Ragusa dispatches OF the 9Th say the Mus
sulmans in Herzegovina had become panic
stricken at the approach Of the Montencgrin
army, and had taken refuge in the fortresses
and abandoned the country. CORES pond
cnt of the London Times telegraphed ON the
9th that Turkish reports Of victories over the
Seryians were entirely false On the 5th, the
Scrvans had surrounded and almost cut TO
pieces a body OF 2 400 Turkish regulars, a
few only escaping by night. He adds that
all attempts of the Turkish army to cross the
frontier had been VIGOROUSLY repul,ed
Vienna telegram Of the same date
says the Catholics in Herzegovina had
quilted the insurgent camp, and several had
Joined the Turks against Servia. Trouble
was reported in Athens, Greece, aud state
OF siege had been proclaimed there
Gen, Santa Anna, ex.President Of Mexico,
died at his residence in the City OF Mexico,
on the Goth ult., aged eightyfour years.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-07-12
Emperor Williams Greeting.

WASHINGTON, July 4
To-day Mr.. Cadwalader acting Secre-
tary OF state, presented Mr.. Sciiiozer,
the German Minister, to the President,
for the purpose of delivering the auto
graph letter of congratulaton from the
Emperor of Germany. Mr.. Schlozer
In presenting the letter stated that he
was instructed 10y His Majesty to de-
liver upon the 4th day of July to the
President in person an autograph
letter of congratulation upon the
occasion of the Centennial anniversa-
ry. and wished to add his personal
good wishes for the United States.
The President briefly replied. assuring
him of his satisfaction in receiving
this evidence of good feeling on the
part of His Majesty, that his kind eX-
pressionS for the United States were
fully appreciated, and that the letter
should be properly acknowledged. A
translation of the letter is as fol-
lows:
William. by the Grace of God, Emperor of Ger
many. King Of Prussia. etc, to the President of
the United states of America:
GREAT AND COOP FRIEND: 1t has been
vouchsafed to YOU to celebrate the centen.
uial festival of the day upon which the great
Republic over which you preside entered
the rank of independent nations. The pur-
poses of lis founders have, by = wise appli-
cation OF the teachings of the history of the
foundation OF nations, aud with an insight
into the distant future, been realized 10y a
development without parallel. To con
graduate you and the American people upon
this occasion affords me so much the greater
pleasure because, since the treaty of friend
ship which my ancestor OF glorious memo
ry, King Frederick H., who now rests with
God, concluded with the United States, UNI
disturbed friendship has continually exist
ed between Germany and America, and has
been developed and siren gthened by the ever
increasing Importance of their mutual rela.
tions, and 10y an intercourse becoming more
and more fruitful in every domain of com
merce and science. That the welfare of the
United States and the friendship Of the two
countries may continue 60 increase is my
sincere desire aud confident hope Accept
the renewed assurance of my unqualified
esteem. WILLIAM
Counter-igned: Won Bismarck
BERLIN. June g 1876.