davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-03-23

Ser @ranb Surp ii berpi lie
fen. Jol9enoe J0ae mnroen BON Dem
Yoliaeirldter unteriu1t uno Der 8rono
Surp iberwieien.
Wlabala Sobnion, farbis, ansetlasi
cine Mpielline uno Suei 4spfsl, I'M User
the pen 10 Gents BON Garetti seitnblen
Ill baden, murbe oa le ibon einlnal me=
gen fleinen SiebItabls perurtbeIlt sslpe=
fen, Der @raph Surp iiberuieien.
Wm. 8raolba,u, farbis, angeflast in
bas Saus oes Gouis spence, elngeorun
gen uno SIS wertb &leionnSslthde ge<
ttOblen gu baben.
Mabala Sobnlon, an9eflaot ben Wer<
JUDI 9emadt gu baben, bic Ybilis Wln'
iton nit einem Stein gu ermoroen.
, 1876-03-23
Sm D~ermtietben.

De neu erti4tctem @irtbl6afsrdumt be-
Sslln9pereins SrAinia, an tel 7hn Sirats
3@'l9sn Sroap uno Mnriaaa. eele9ea fiLb
ptn benz flen Aptil all fiji, be Diu,r DOL
8wOlt Won"te 81 Ytrmittbeu. De naberen
Bsprnaune II les Ditetbeputra 8 to men bel
oen 9snn B. 3 mmnmana, SO. SO Nta,n
Or. une 5.rmaAn Sdmirt So. sou 9rcab
Str., eng lepsn he ben. SGriri6 %verlirss .
TIC AnGebrte, al ben Weili p.re Yugta a
galhtt /, pttecn bis gum 4. b. W. pcn p.eu,
9:na"n't. y rreu en- 9eeerscnommeH.
Der Gtret, h, ba t lp rda Jts1t Dor, Elm
mie atle A1ge rtt at3a,unen.
y. u. MILLER,
q 5ml = GlIeent b's 0tIaueDfra.S Slr9thia.
, 1876-03-23
Nn s ..trafterrm,
SanSbGuer ;'nb Mnbere.

Des llrtersei4n,ts bat @,fen unb Aarren
IN SerIdiee'nsn g prtsn SorrGibia, mslbe or
81 itbr md6 aen p,eiEeh eerfluTen NIL nne
but tets nj, br, pobfr b ttet e. Nle. rel1e Ct
mas in ham ,feds setrau6m ibn gu tflSden.
@eine @'seu Innfsn lsl9 CT, tlaaen 81, e.
trad ten. baltsn Ian 81 uuo nsrssn tiliser,
ais a; eete ls sirflufsn. rfrfaaft.
@ute Wr cit unb bsf q Mattriaf trirs a..
rartrI &atait i'll, 9Niseerssrfauftr nj , &c.
asben. SslOnpers Iufme,tiamfelt wirb au
Nspara:u1en %1srme.tet~ a. 3. 9ipscom6,
II ,mmt Carp @tr.. aw. Mtams II. JetsrIen.
, 1876-03-23

setban, bon Qattjen Sersen piel Slid
uno boften, bab oalielbe unter benz nencu
3itel uS6e Stotc" einen suten Grfolg
buben mDse ; aber Dap mir uns 9eltern
auf ben Nrtifel, iber Dag Wirfen oes
ocutiden politii6en Clubs in ~Sbe
State" besosen, uno inns boriiber aus9es
lprphcn, berubt auf einem Srrtbum; III
ieooh fein unalud.
, 1876-03-23
@ie Snisfteu Den Wcniden a5nIi9
iiEb.
Die s6aben.
l6%ortlebuna.l

Sle moDfllDeh 9au1er oil 9Snlolall=
men, ouf &cbbii9eIn. m l%anften SiiI n
uno murmelnoen Baden, Die eeldl.t
itcben se9eu rau6e Norolpinoe, o1e bic
le beimIi6tn, au bel6auliber Hube ein=
laoenbcn @Obnungen lino 9cplB pon
Gatcrlatsn benobnt Doer lpuren emit ibr
Gigentbuun, ous le nit Slit uno Der.
l6lagenbelt, our6 Yetru9 uno faii0e
&urlt lid %aneignettn.
unan9efo6tsn miiroen ii6 oieie i6luar
sen @elelen liber oas 9on5e 2ano ou:-
b%rclien, uno iiberau OurN iDre@cirdBys
felt Noib uno gleno pcrbreiten, penn IL
ni6t clien iysinO bitten. Der iDnen Na=
DE gcldworen bat uno te:s bsrs,t lit,
ibren 5arll6ritten &lnbalt Ill tbun.
9ies lino ole " anOerameien II,
S0bne %loSinl- oemotratIiAc Der 6relbtli,
pe!be in Den iiioll6m @ssenom ose Ill.
bcltxlttenen StrrlDer o,s Sooens liuo,
uno onr6 lbre 9citaiAaitlAe Glnr d
tuns, lbre eng: SreunolAait, lbrs trll.
oerllbs Sl;be uno lbre NufopfsrunysIa-
blBtclt Den Seine, audl Den gtoBten Ii.
9erdbrIltltsn, Der lbaen bunocrlmal Ill
&raften lOerlcDsn lli, 81 ilDsrulnOen Mi
len. Ole 4mtllen uber,pudtn ole &a=
terIotcn. 5Is linc lan5mltDI9 uno &c.
oulolg, isben DEN umtrlsben o.: l9;par=
sen 1alte lange rlDls 81 uno lalltn liz
oft Subre lang mlonJe{ohten 9tud Jrrn.
SulptlIen aber fQbyt IS Wle eIn c%lettrl=
lber Suhtt ourN oaS VOit Der %loelal=
oemotratil6en Mmslfen. yon Baum i'll
Baum, 0 3ault su Qauit, ooa Walo
81 8aIo fliegcn lDre 5oteu, uetbreu:n
nh p5nc Sarm6elbeH. LIBERAL beyeg=
ne1 man 5avllplen ShWarmen, Die III.
ter Dem Sabtlgelan9:
Sas Wolt it;bt auf.
Ser Sturm brldt los!
9Ser leyt o0 DIE 90noe
9tO0 jig in oen S9opb !?
mad oenSerelni9ungsp dyen marlhiren.
GnoIIb 1T oesSer uetlummclt, un5aDllg,
unilbcrieDbar. Die 5ubrer Oronen lble
9eerbauicn, blloen Die Nlyr!HstpIoncn,
pertbtIIsn bic Sbpcrbewa1nsIeu, Olt
IelAltn @afitngattunscn, mo ltslen Ole
YbaIanr IN SHla1tOronung.
SD babe lcIber ELL loI9ts Seer er,
blldt uno noD 5Itttlt melu 9tr5 bet Dem
@toanten al itae un5aDll9en Geliisen,
Die lb an mir pOIllOtrmolINlreh lab.
IS lpor in Cayenne an Dem uIer Dec
&urn, ais zines Suges Gin tn~llternoc5
@ttDle bOrte, wle uon tlncm MaIoDruno.
IS par Dos lo5lal7pemufrutll1t Seer.
Ser Sprtrab tonnls l1 nl9t erblldtn
er par gtr0ul 1lOs Ill mir uOrllbergtc.lt.
@as lD jap warsn SbperpeuuIjl etc,
NIT Olden &DpIen uno ltart beruorruyel.
ben &Isfsrn, wclAe JIG tampiuesleriy
belm Wtarl6e SWummenl b!ugcn, DUB il,
tlopplen, iuIe lb0rIe SNteren. Gun
cntlsyllber 4nblld. Scr 9ecres5u9
bate urseidbr 100 S4rltt IN OsrSrslte.
MQe SOlouten morl1uten III srOBser
G!le, ubne a~nSubuIten, Dalb bupftuu.
bolb laIIeno in 9eraoer Hl1tuny uur=
Darts. 81 5O9 IS oaDln liunosnlan9-
MlaIonen ordn9ten MillIlOnen-crn am
na4lten Suye lub l1 Den 9ia1trab, EN-.
seine 90ulen Don wlIeem Anberen, NIT
lbwersm &rle9sg ralb belaoen, Die Doll
Gltsls lbren Sruoern na1folyten.
(S@IuB lsl.)
, 1876-03-23

ltm5us. 9ieie ySrAe 5lebt Der
@%elunsucrein 9ir9inia in icin nenes
in Der 7ten StroBe.
@citern Mbcno in DISCRIMINATING
wuroe beidlOiien, bab Der um5us nod
cine Wo1e perihoben lperoen ln1.
, 1876-03-23

@eboIte. Mdbrenb Der Nbenbli b
ung am Sienitas puroe I'M 5aule Die
v8ia" Die Gintiinite Der Seamten nno
i'm Commencement ansrlteateh Is Yro3.
Su crnic0risen, pOr9enommen. bod mt
"a eeeen 80 Stimmen perlporfen.
, 1876-03-23
1ermanta Sanf.

8eriammluna Dunneritas ben %. Mtdrs
Mteues 8 ubr.
i'm 2sfale bss Serrn 6. 9auer
Que @tticnare. lpw's Gas Deatl9e. BE FG
an bielsm lntrrnsbnm gu tstbsilisen tpun-
l6su, werpsn 'rean IiGt eihsslaesa ritier @fr
lammlune beisawObn.n.
Dir erltsn @in3abluneen werben In ether
nod nabes gu BEL timmsnpen @erlammluns
eenladt 9. u. MILLER prev. Ssfr.
, 1876-03-23

Serr W. y. Mattbews seist in Der
seItrisen vSbe State" OH, nap or aller-
olnss BON Serrn 9urlett. ien., na19al-
t,mOre scrufen lei, UNI li1 nit ibm 81
belpre9en, mic 9icieniscn. welAe lOlde
beleiolsenoe 8erldte BON ieinem SObne
ousSeireut, CUR 0erantportun9 se5oSen
msrpeu tOnnsn, absr ni4t, oaB sr segen
Die 3eitunsen etipas nnternebmen mir
oe.
, 1876-03-23

Ser 0ori6las. mel6er BON Serrn
ALLEN i'm 9slesatenbauie sema6t, cine
Steuer-Mart auf iefen gontraft uno
auf ieoes &eiletidet 6u tlebsn, wuroe
9eltern Mbeno %perlporfen.
, 1876-03-23

Seuti DE Sanf. Seute finoet
bic 8erlammIung Der 9!ftiondre Der 81
sriinoenhen beutl6cn Snnt i'm 2ocole
reg Serra s. Souer, Itatt. Nu6 Nlht=
a%ftlondre lino einselaoen. Sicbc Nn-
sei9e !
, 1876-03-23

Daniel Scro9sins muroe seltern
Mor9en b%etrunfen auf Der StraBe se'
funoen uno bo er beimatbslos. uOn Dem
&lGisr Granger na6 Dem A%rmsnbaule
gejanbt.
, 1876-03-23
g. II { d,

~
bas ame,ifanii6e Tutter fir &tsb
DieIe Miidun9 cntbalt fcin Irienif
pber pcralftctc Stoffe.
Is trinet cine reife SaGt 1ano ba 8ranfbei
pon Sanesn NEG.
tie sr Nrtitel bat unter einen nnaern Nonnsn
Wunrsr pefri6tst III eeH Viebbeerben ron
@rcB Brit antsn,
Gs II Elm e.ter Snamea unb era'uot e~sfuntcs
3lciih bsim Vieh.
90 t~sfTrpert ten vs. 9stbnm rss iunsen Die
hes.
60 psrtaubt bic @psiisa unt ersfust large
Wple bel Sboafeu.
Uir @awsine il ss elm MittsL mel9es rant
heiten non ibutu atbdit.
Sc rern'st bas @Iut Der pleyes, NineSIsb
II (. 10.
@saI ,el cebeibt on tis'em Gutter, ss Strbtn'
bert Gbplera Mnb Sermtbrt res N9.n Won
GIsrn.
Gs mirs in Scent pnfeteu nfrfanff. Die
@ebraudsanweilur9sn fab febr leltt.
Sir 1 3ilte $4 30fb 400 Yatste
2 7 60tb 2O0 y
y 10 tictb 400 ~
@nbert Sume, 1abritant,
Office une Eager $40. 18. IS Stra6s.
10 miIt &i d NJ, o ,, IA.
, 1876-03-23
Gif'1
D u m brrr

in cine V erteliat.Sldriit, bitid iuaf'irt NH
nit fctrrirter pl tie a 8 eta tst. De rite
Mummet III sum @trlanetef rna. Dtmie b II
1T c entails Gin YreisserSeiHnib pei s~eiiiyt.
Yreis IS @eats 1e. Sdbr.
, 1876-03-23
Wtnlabuua.
NDDnne m
auf bic bentl&e iluirirte
Nfer> unb @artenbQu.
8eitung,

tssrausssber: q. 70, Coleman. '@ilrauIs. Dsss.D
3 ti6rift FIR
eanbmirtbi6aft, Gieb5u@. Cbfben
.Binmem- II. 8ientn5utt II. len "a miiteniris,
e,ltfiat leit BEN Sabre 1870 rfselmGBia inc,
sings itbsn WOnatS. Der 4tpnnemsniS
Fstrast bel gorOnssabluas (ins' psrto)
nur IS Seats per Sabr.
Ssse Nummer enlbalt . g ualartifel iber
his liver bic ssridisee en- 3meise her Nslb
nno ii ar.entnirtaidait. 0olfa= unn Saus.
ipirtbi@aitli9e Aui aBc. iomie i~cnltisen ae-
m.t"nug. .teg sslrtrF nsuf SAuarationen.
Wfit eer Oelea bernummer mis- EN- Snbolts.
perssi6niB eea Sabr auss ,Dwie elm uml6laa
gellefert. : isIe .1t bthtlGsam ei,tantlHe Htit.
lhrtft Miro tereite snu lebr
bielsn GsuiiGen 2~anomirlbsn, G~lrtner.
VrIhatIcutrm u. I. H..
In rem Ser. Z taatsn eeleIen unh fne 1t iitsral
c ne freul tlide Aufnabme- Hrptenummsrn
mer Ell unentas tli& an irssnS eine spreGe
Ysrlaart. Mustunft ertb.llt unb gsaslunasp
telor9t
Sobn s. pein.
Sssanssfbsr har ~girain.a e taats @asstts."
, 1876-03-23

Gonpentio II. Montas WbenO
,ueroen bic &epnblitaner BON &i9mOno
Oelesaten 5ul lpn1burSer GOnpentlon
erluablen.
, 1876-03-23

Gitp sergeant. IS beiBt in
Der v8uloe ano Mems, oaB 9err 2ouis
Wasner ais beutl1er Ganoioat iir Den
Gitp Sergeant Yoiten auitretsn miro.
, 1876-03-23

9er9efeIIt. aNit Wersnii9en er
fabren mir, baB 9err Gmil Slider 0ien
nag bier redt wobl tuieoer BON Ncw
Yort ~ensslan9t lit.
, 1876-03-23

Scr. @taaten 81 tritt &C.
riot. 9ie 0rase surgrnennuns zines
.8seeiuers" fir Die Mtlantie, Mililippl
Mno Obio GiieHbabn g%ompasnls 1T
bis gum Item Npril pcrIhoben woroen.
, 1876-03-23

g8ir wiini4en Dem Sperm S. 9amp.
ben Gbamberlnpne, 5ur u%ebernabme ocs
vGcsnin9 SonruaI", lpie mir lbou friibsr
, 1876-03-23
epusfttpnen Don 8rieffaffen.

gon Halten an ten spej bslonbrren @ea.n.
ps'"e alS St'rnfSit fen %bsfann, fnp, 500 unb
Ii'9o y. w. ?.3O ufb us 81. NR. BONN
ta9S-9-30 9. 81. unb Z 81. N.
ah Setertaaen - eco 9. gR. nnn
{ u; w: @on allen anbern anffen merSs,
e1e Sf'eff anf BEN &idpey her SrGaer ona,~
VO'' e. Z. 8ra Gem, q W.
, 1876-03-23

Sdifffabrt. 9ie bdnil6e Barrie
~Wsettie", Gapt. Yaullen, pon @i9mono,
Na., mar Den 20. Sannar IN Yabio.
, 1876-03-23

Sufinss Court. Tieles &C.
ri1t iulro Dor nd4iten Wontas feline
5lBung baben.
, 1876-03-23
a!6mpaO geuer AIalm-G rlsarQuh.
u m q e a # e II.

Alarm< & a # e II.
Nr. 2 @rfe g sIissi @tatiOn.
No. 3 3wstte YpIiSei StatiUu.
w. q Gritte pOri5si e tatiOu,
No. 5 Spriysnbaas. Ste Straet, nsbe
N0. s ~5ccf anb gatbsr Somfs" grsaa,
2 fraBe, apiiAen bsr 9tsn unb fOtsn.
SIC. z ~sprissnbaue, 1stsp est,.. nah
81 anflin.
Wr. 10 Ipdsts.
Mp- 1-3 Gde Der f2trn uub Drain CTR.
Mo. IA @de Ger t0isn umb gsrs tn.
NS. 10 Gds Der 1ltsn unb GarY Ctr.
Mo. 1t eds Der giue urb Main ctr.
Nr. IL Gde btr 3ten unp g>usal Ctr.
NO. p @de Der 25Item une 8roab or
N 2-3 Gde Der t7tsn une Marlbon Ctr
N0. "a eds Der 17Isn uno @albinstssu
Ctr.
N0. 30 MstrcpaIitan Giisn. Mefs, =
Ctr.
Ne. 20 Ode Der 5tna unb Main CIR.
ND. 81 Gde Der 14ten unb Maiu CTR
No. 80 Ode bey 22len une Main ctr
no. ga gds Der 13ten unO gary ctr
N0. SIS StabtiiGss @~rmenbans.
Mp. SO 1retesas Giisns0efe.
Np. Al Gds osr 9ten unb 9eis Ctr.
Mo. 2 8rpas Strabs, sde Sail aQy..
M0. 4-3 Gde Sprius unb gine Ctr.
90. 70 Gds ct S.mse unb Dusal Strs.
w. 4-6 SH Bsnb 'as, 25ae Ctr.
N0. 81 SpriBsnmus. 10. Ctr.
No. 90 9ds Be, QlaY I'M @itmer ctr.
, 1876-03-23
Donu rfaa %. Mar3 1876.
Gtact NibmDno.

Metterberi6t iir beute.
Glorcs pScr tbeil:;eiic polfises nno
,parmeres Mettcr; iiioli4e uno weltli9e
yNinoe uno 1teieenbes barometer.
, 1876-03-23
9iGe'g
&lpmers I'M 0cniiieiimereien

ilnb be tef,n Der Wel Gislsltsn werten
BON siuer y if on Nef'ene' %fetauft. II ;
prdatia, glamsn nno ftine Gsmiis Fl b
rae GsImtat Cir Yreisstraeidnie i'll , NJ
der rbn ul'ifbfr @.,t ie te ib jspe :
nit IL g'9en 9inlsnour9 BOA sins, 2 Gents
Nolmalte gu.
, 1876-03-23
Softer unb 0aliIe.


glcaante SauliAubc fir Mdbden
uno &naben.
5Seine Salbslcberne gticfe1n unb Sd)u
he fit 9crren &naben uno Sinalinae.
Stiefel slm 9uDpfcn uno nit Gpieen
fir 0ainen, W.doden hnb &inner.
Softer, Galiie uno Sdadteln 3u her
unteraeleeten Yrciien.
@unmi lebcridube bon alen Sortcn
~ Iehr hillIaen Yrciicn.
Seltclte ArbeIt lpiro gut oerfcrti9t
anb oaS Yailcn aarrantirt 9usbclic<
unaen wcroen aufs 9eite uno THnflit)>
ie beior0t 6err Sobn >. y'Oid II
'uiro cs iebr ircucn icinen dlteren &uuoen
mas. beitcnte 9rbc.t hstr' fit, beoiener au
%oirfen. 5crman goid)en & z ruoer.
NJ. ol'9 III : 5tt Broad Strassc,
, 1876-03-23
0id'S gluntenfibrer,

NnAsitun our 0Iumen- uns 0smiilfauht ees
rene, in Ct er ::tumrU bsitebenb, pfrlfnee ib
Aeasn Cir E eufa ppn rs Gents. &br' fire
JAMES WICK, Rochester, N. Y.
, 1876-03-23

@olo DIfnete 9sitern Mnr9en in Sem
Yort nit 1l41 uno i6Iob WsIttass nit
ll44.
, 1876-03-23
ht0mpnb poit Office.
Drft~Mrraneement.
13. Oftober 1873.

Rorolidc GurGbna. 9n simoI tSor;a
St",'neF -MdfIrft s g. Dr.
81. W. ~ '"' o'%V
Sonn,aa gHtuuft 5g, M. -Dca.
fdtu6 1875 q. .. |H'
Mnrsfi9e @eg gna. TGalif. orso.n,.
mtn S0nniaae. - Nnfunft LAS a. 81
pOltidluf l.35 unp 8 20 q. ~.
sdhIi9e FoH. .3reimol taali6. esnn.
tnge dueaenpn men. - Nnfmnft 10 m M
unc 9.o0 "; W.- prfidlub 4g. m. umS
t2.A5 q. 81. "-a +"
sorntaes - agnfunft 1900 3D. Dor
Tiea rnonS & Ganbine Gifsnbohn. sS,.
Id @ntunft 2-30 y. VI. 49, Maafdttys
f2.45 a. ~. S0p'p'"B
Scnbtne g. G%reensborp. Ym,;n,or *,
y Mntn"ft 2.3O uub 9 9.W, 49, wna
l9lnt Y. ~. unt 1915 y, ST. S'T
Sarmbiae. 1dalid, ernntnas ora.~
i1s n ~ @nfunft 2.3O n. R. % wpfSdimss
@g.laPeuIe O. NDfn Gtfenbabn. IGoIfb
Sfanta9a ausaenonn men. Mnfunfi e 81 SD
- pORfalHb $50 .. 81.
SynHburs Charlottesville. @tounton mh;,.
Suipber Sprin5s unb tpeflif ppn Wh;t.e,iss
eeer Syringe = Mnfunft S 9. 81 NnH-
fflub $50 n. 81. *'F'
gSef Point hub gtatinnen an her q ~
Ut. INN 6. q. q. 5aaIi6, Gonntaos ousSs.
nomine': anfunft 1870 y. o. Weit.
idlub 2 y. 81. *"H'
9louesfer, hter @ef point. ,GoIh.-mu
'nn1t 1o'3og .. ~. -pSfitIu6 2N. M.
aoprabannuf, iiter Jiib SauI. taoIid
"n'un1t $50 9. D. godi6Ine 1 g. o.
Satnes @iber sampier. Grsimal mSd.ne
iib. @nfanf, Monta1s, MIttwpd1s uns
0te'fa9s, . ". W. = YpifihluR. yisnftona
Aonnerl'ass unS g oanatente, 5.3OW' I
Canal gafet. Gr,imol nSteanid.
anfnnIf, Nttttn pts, 8reitaas uni q onntaoa
Z .. M: = poiti9lub, Montaae. @ittsuSd,s
uuo Brsia9s. 4 ". ".
Sgort Ynmp @oute. j3peim Al pSt.utid-
~ ~ @nfunIt, Mitmp9s anp g onna6enns 4
". @. o. g'oltl9iub, DUnnesfass unp @pnu
The Worthington advance., 1876-06-01
SUFFERINGS OF 4 UNION SOLDIE1
AMONG THE REBELS

SURF ExC4-r1S Or a CAflO.t OCAD1EXL
AMONG THE REBELS.
The following letter is from Mr.. NJ.
w. Lemon, Of Dickinson County, Iowa.
Mr.. L. was y prisoner among the rebels
and has complied with the request made
after Blaine's speech that every soldier
who had suffered should put some ac-
count of his sufferings on record:
DIAMOND LAKE, Dicki"s2n c.: Iowa,
EDITOR ADVANCE: Permit me
through your columns, you deeming it
worthy, to give brief picture Of rebel
cruelty during my imprisonment while
held us a prisoner of war in the late
rebellion. It is needless to make elab-
crate mention Of the motives which in
duced me to enter the service, or the
emotions which then filled my breast.
They can be readily conjectured by eve
ry loyal heart. Unlike thousands of
others, it was: under Il call from the
President for&three hundred thousand
able-Dodietl men: Everywhere resound-
ed tile call ITO Arms!' and thousands
were responding to the Presidents call.
From April until July, 1864, the contest
ants had beeli almost constantly en-
gagged, eac!, el,deavoring to deal the
fatal blow thNt.was intended to drive
its antagonist back either upon Rich.
lnond OF Washington. At the battle
Of Cold Ilarbor, June 2, 1864, assumed
command ofICo. I, 14tll; Reg. n. Y.
Artillery, OF 100 linen, and was stationed
on picket duty to cover the movements
by by General Burnside. Wien , a1Is tile corps
made q flank movement to gain some
important position, we were left with
ont any support. consequently the reb-
els ol,nrgell on our right and left flanks
and il, Il, moment we were all prisoners
sOf war. Here we were held under
guard until June All, with only one
small piece Of corn bread to each man
The Worthington advance., 1876-06-01
THURSDAY. JUNE l. 1870 i

G.. NJ. D. Bloss, for % years aleading
editor of the Cincinnati Enquirer, was
run over and killed by a locomotive on
Sunday last.
The Worthington advance., 1876-06-01
IMPROVED FARMS. FOR SALE or
-, RENT. 1 1; :,.', H.,
I 1l'n,,'rove'nents y aiede on Lands for Par-:
%: ties in. aduancc of Coming. !,
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ALSO TOWN PROPERTY FOR
- SALE OR RENT: y.

Having every facility for the business, and be-
ing thoroughly familiar: with the lands Of No
bles County, we offer our services to parties, at
home or abroad, who may. wish to either pnr.
chase or sell lands or town lots. Farms to suit
purchasers as to size, location, payments and
amount OF improvement. -
The Worthington advance., 1876-06-01
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
" RAILW AY.
Is the Very Best Route to

IS the Very Best Route to
Chicago, New York, New England, the Canadas
And
All Eastern and Southern Points,
It is the only Northwestern Line come citing in
same depot in Chicago, with any of the great
Eastern or Southern Lines, and is the most con-
venently located With reference to reaching any
Depot, Hotel or place OF Business in that CITY,
Chicago Dcpot-Corner Canal and West Madi-
son ,Sts. Horse Cars and Stage Lines for all
parts Of the City constantly passing:
Chicago City OiiicCS-6l and 63 Clark St.
Milwaukcc Depot-Corner Reed and South
Water Streets Horse Cars and Omnibus Lines
running regularly therefrom to the principal
parts of the City.
city TicKet Oilice-aoo East Water Street, cor
ncr Wisconsin st.
The Only Through Line Between
MINNEAPOLIS, ST. PAUL.. MIL
WAUkEE, AND CHICAGO.
THROUGH PALACE SLEEPING CARS AND
DAY COACHES, with all tile best modern i'm
prOvemcntS for safety and comfort, with Stee:
Rail Track, heavy Gravel ballast and free from
dust
A. v. Fl. CARPENTER,
Gen. Pass. and Ticket Agt. Milwaukee.
s. s. MERRILL, JNO. C. GAULT,
Gen'l Manager. Asst Gen'l Manager.
Jan. l. 1876 4-lS!y.
The Worthington advance., 1876-06-01
THE NARROW-GA UGE TO THE COAL
FIELDS

Ine SplrlC Lake beacon says:
The people of Humboldt and Palo
Alto Counties are getting warmed up
in the interests of building a narrow
gauge railroad from the coal fields and
railroads i'll the central part of the
State to Il connection with the Mime
sofa railroads Of the north. Il conven-
ti0n is called to b3 held 1T Humboldt,
June 81, for the purpose of discussing
the matter.
And a writer in the Beacon says:
AS you will see by the last issue of
meeting held ut Humboldt, June I'd, for
the purpose Of securing the construc-
tioM of a railroad through this part of
Iowa. I was present at Humboldt
when that meeting was arranged, and
the people of this county propose to
bring that railroad to Elnmetsburg if
possible. We are awake in regard to
it, and 1t will go north or northwest
from here according to the Inducements
held out by the respective routes. l
want the people of Dickinson County
to look after their interests in this mat
ter, and wish you would call attention
to the meeting in your paper and have
some of your representative men i'll at
tendance upon that meeting, prepared
to state what Dickinson County can
and will do to secure the road.
Here is something which looks tan
gible and we ought to join with Dick
inson County i'll al effort to bring the
road northwest to Wortlington. That
the railroad center Of this prairie re-
gion is to be right here at Worthington,
seems now to he Il settled matter, and
the Fort Dodge coal fields will find this
the best coal market they can make.
We ought to call Il meeting to consider
this matter, and either send commit
tee or open correspondence with the
coal men and railroad men who are i'll
terested in pushing this narrow-gauge
northward. We might have our coal
road much sooner than anticipated by
q little prompt action in this matter.
Manufacturers dire already looking to
Worthington as desirable point to To-
cate, and with a supply Of cheap coal
we should soon he an interior manu-.
featuring town Of considerable impor.
lance.
The Worthington advance., 1876-06-01
n1,I7WN FOR PRESIDENT


Blaine's friends feel sure that he will
he nominated on the first or second bal
lot. They say that with his large sup
mort in other sections, New England
will give him her solid vote on the first
ballot-eighty two delegates. He then
has New Jersey, IL; Delaware, 6; Mary
land, 10; Virginia, 1s; North Carolina,
10; Georgia, II; Mississippi, 5; Tennes-
see. S; Texas, 8; Oregon, s; California,
10: Colorado, 4; the Territories, Is;
Kansas, 10; Nebraska, 6; Missouri, 16;
Minnesota, 10; Wisconsin, %; Illinois,
II; Michigan, 18. Inaddition, Blaine's
cOnlldants say he will receive from
Iowa % votes, and from Florida 6.
These are counted for the first ballot,
and number 1862, which will lack only
Is of a majority of the convention.
In case the votes credited for Mr..
Bristow are received by him, which
some of Blaine's friends doubt, these
figures will be reduced from 20 to 80.
sE PAUL AND THE SOUTHERN MN
NESOTi.
The Martin County Sentinel inti-
mates that St. Paul is strongly opposed
to the extension Of the Southern Mill
nesota, and says:
The extension of the Southern Min
nesota Railroad and the consequent
development of a new and unrivallcd
country is openly discouraged, and =
rival company bolstered and petted and
fattened ut the hands and with the
means of the above named cities, goes
into financial markets to discredit and
prevent railroad building in this coun-
try. It even employs men to work
against the raising Of Il bonus to secure
the revival and completion of railroad
enterprises.
Now that St. Paul and Minneapolis
have the branch under way and are
sure of that, why don't they let the
Southern Minnesota alone? Wonder
how much of the delay in beginning
the extension of the Southern Mime
sofa is due to the efforts of st. Paul
and Minneapolis to cry down the road
rs bankrupt.
The Portland daily press., 1876-12-11
Political Notes,

The keynote of our policy in this constitu-
tional crisis is and shall be the preservation
Of the peace by the strict fulflments of the
requirements of the law.-Cincinnati Com
merciaL.
No Republican desires ''the counting in of
Hayes" as the term is in the Democratic
sheets. But they are resolute that he shall
not be counted out by New York city poll
tics made national.-Brooklyn Union.
Mr. Fernando Wood made some feeling re-
marks in Congress yesterday about his heart,
and the indignation that swelled within it.
Mr.. Wood has all the tender susceptibility of
craven image, and when his heart swells it
is serious matter.-N. Y. Tribune.
If the Democrats in Congress go on as
they have begun, long before the time ar
rives for counting the electoral votes they
will reconcile the country to their loss of the
presidency, if it should not be legally awarded
to them.-Neoc York Euening Post.
The fact is, sir, that there has not been a
single point in all this Southern controversy
where the President and have disagreed.
On the contrary, we have had the same gen.
eral views as to what should be done; nor
has the President done a single act in the
matter without the unanimous advice of his
cabinet. Fish.
Obviously, the policy of Mr.. Tilden and his
party is that of the most dangerous and
wicked usurpation. Whether it succeeds or
not, the steady effort that has been made to
force it to success must be terribly demoraliz-
ing, because it tends to accustom the public to
the tactics of gamblers in the prosecution of
public aims. II it could succeed it would go far
toward making Republican institutions in our
country sad and disgraceful failure. .-Ne,o
York Times.