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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-03-16

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4ausbalt in tusitetten Sinne our@
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lung Der N.ttel unb 3eit ais bic 0cbel
bes Woblitanbes anicben, 10 Aeist uns
bus Gsben alIerbin9s au& Musnatms-
fdAe; mir ieben. baB aaes Mibeu uuo
SOrSen bod ni4t INNER Don Grfol9 uub
Otid getr0nt ii. Getpib iino es 6ann
rs&t ernite etunoen. Die an mns beran-
tretenssuenn ater has quite @e,piiisn uns
iasen tann vDu butt has 9eine reolid
9etban," 10 Ueroen mir im llnslid n;ht
per3o9en. mir 4roen meiter oenfen.
bauen unb arbesien. 6stlt uns Der
Croft bes suten @%euiNens. bann lit in
ben meiftene 6aQen bic mcroI,ihe unb
pbplil4e 9raft 9ebro9en unb Ieiber ,,ur
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dusbleiblime 0olse. .
Noh! mig ,nbs tann Gin jumes Mdb=
Den better a~ufseboben iein, better Die
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gnusbalt Der eisenen Muttcr; no Die
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m69e man bic Sa6s ri4t leidt rebmen.
es iiibrt nidt gum 3ieIe. lusrn Gin iunses
Mao4en bier to4en, oortsiAneioern &c.
lernt. Niles mub i'm innigitcn ;3uiam-
menbanae init Der 9ausbaltuns. ir Der.
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iunse Wtdo&en &~elesenbeit hatten, unter7
ben Nusen elmer ti&usen naMsiram ale
Der 0aushaitnns init alien 30
no&abl&cn sriinhlid uno prat-
gu erlerncn. birfte fir Yemlttei,e
cine lc9nenbe Iuisabe isin.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-03-16
Geo. erberaer 3 8ina.

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tdteee, Hab auA in Uett oeS Marib .earpseer
eubbaro'S Sell, Rate REAPER (Mit Mdtet vse.
bunben.) eubbaro'S Wtdbop Can. Ndbma.
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Sae . @af&iaeu. 1rci&maidipen.. ..VaIas,
Snltp. 4earedca. II. Nue bisie Mai&imerien
fnb bon uor,Ialidfer GualitGt unb auayan.
iirtn mir hieittben aus Bette. sllo. GARNER,
duf0epabt! Aauft bic am meiHen serteferten|
MaiAinen. mclAe ibr san, semib bei uns knbeu
tperoet. AuG ipart ihr 0elb, renn itr bsi unS|
bcripreAst. VeriuHt CO blcS.
So 1erberser @ine.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-03-16

Sn 5eras ino als Y>riom,n unter
10 Sabren seiesIi4 ucrpllhtet. wabreno
eln'ser Monate i'm Sabre bic S9ul. ~
oslndsn. go fam es in 9ouiton Dor.
oaB cine junse Dame, ole i9 Jung per.
3elratbet bate. NIT ibrem .YabD" i'm
NrMe aur s4ule alma.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-03-16
Orsfe Meberf6memutwnaeu

Sn 6olse bes 1baupsttsrs iinb aus
GluiIs III Yreuben uils ibysu llIern as.
sreten. = Sn SNhisn uno SMlelien
haben teoeuttnbe llsbsrldpemmunae n
Natts tfnnben. Sic Che bat lire Odmme
bel Masbeburs, Sable unb Gutenberg
hmr@bro&en. Tie paifte bes @ebietes
Der Staot 0arbp. am linten Gibeufsr.
10 Meilen BON Masbsbur9 eelesen. 1T
unter @aIler auh aabsn loon mebrere
gllenbahnunfdQe itottseiunosn. = Sic
uter Der Mei*id lttben m%eilsnmeit unter
Walisr, woourM uile 6amilien obba@.
Los puroeN.
Nie DOMAIN iteiot beitdnbia. Sm
Sten uno pcftb ,rurosn mebrsre Stabt.
tbeile iberiH,psmmt. Cine TOM @oiier
unterminirte snnapstrsnncrei ltir,te
julammcn Nno be9rub IL Ysrionen unter
ben Sr,immern. Sic ~llmsebun9 Der
6citnn9 Gcmprn fteht poltcmmen inter
WaIer, monurh 1un: ertt non Yerirnsn
aus ibrem Delm pertrieben mmroen.
Sn S&onebed bel Mosoebnrs boben
bic llsberidmemmunsen fur3tbayen
Shooen aneeridtst. Don ben iieben,
tunoert 6dui,rn beg S1abtAsns muroen
lehsbunoert iiberluthet, uno amar bic
meiltcn biz sn ben 9d6ern. Die BE.
lpcbner batttn iaum 3eit, bur4 bic
Sa6feniter Su enttcmmen. Mebr ais
oreiBis 6duier limb total seritort. s0as
Walcr lit iest i'm Sinten besriWen. Tie
3ei'unssn psrohsntlihen Muiruft nm
SDi!fe fir bic VotLIeioerbeu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-03-16
Eabat. nao Gisarrea yaoen.

Der rtntersei4nete erlaubt f& feinen 1reun.
ben unb 00nnern. fopie ben Yublitum iibcr.
4aupt bic ersebenRe An,sise ,u MAIDEN, bas e
fem @ef&dft bebeutenb Ucrar6bert bat. NQe
labat . 0ei4dft einidlagcnbe slrtiteI finp
~ ben b'li'9tten preifen gu BADEN. Gin arobes
Anort'ment bon ielba aema&ten ioiuir importir.
ten etaarren tub tets an 9anb. @er Cigar
rem. zabat u. I. b. braudt, ioute es nidt Der,
taurnen bel benz nnterseiAnetsn boriuipreden.
Xie'nane niro unbefriebist ben yabcn uerlaTeu.
Nie. &raemer.
ct. gloub, ben %. SUM. l.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-03-16
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PORN Sing, Die rosienta.;lMe Tceae,"
pon e:s lie INNER reben ?" Wrenaede /:
~gWsnA ersi 9euts por elner 2smps lteten,
Die tein Cd msbr bat. unb no Der 3cht
ltinst. uno lie tonuen lih niht e;nis ha=
rIbsr luerSsn, Oh I:s bas 9iht ouspuittn.
oosr nsass SI oaraIf s;ebsn lcllsn.
Sas nennt man cine .crWutaIijhe
Trags." s6,pieiede: sd oan.e Sanen,
MI perftebe id es."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-03-16

Sur naaiteberbe Wittbeilurs 1T Die
IN gotpreneeburs eri4einenbe ,Rouias
Jrsie Yreie" perant,portli1 Gin 1a=
milicnbater bielieer Gtabt. Der 5 bei=
ratbsluftise 96dter belist. bat an ieiner
9austbir einen 3ettel nit bcn Morteu
a~nsebeftet 9o!3 81 Die Gorb; Gohlem
30 Gents per BulbA Gas idlt6t uno
.bener. 8siuder. ,pelde mad 8 ll6r
bltiben tpoaen. Iino eriu9t. jsbe Mode
abjure9nen. = q . Nud erFolater
Merbuns bilisere Yreiie uno bsi Der
9od5Seit, piyo Der sanSe Yetras Der Mit=
gift beiaefuQt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-03-16

Vett= Ii Yapier. -
Die @abrnebmune, no6 cine .Shihi
Vad=V opier, dig 9cdts ;ipiidcn ,ipei
geintiider 9els9t icbr tporm hdlt. hat osn
G%n9!anocr goosr sur GrIinouns non
Bets ihhern, Die gan, unb oar ous
Vatier bsltchen, psronlaBt. Die Yapier.
bettbader limb III 3lp,lhenraumcn non
4 81 4 3oa omrhlohert. nm Die Wentilo.
tim heriuitslen, Die ourh ben niht
oIrhlohertcn VapieritnEa auigsbalfen
miro. Sielc Mrt Sett.u6,tr ioa in ee-
mllien Ja!Ien cine wabre @pbltbat fir
fiir Arme icin nnc oa lie rcinlih, ictr
bi!li9 lino, nno jeoerieit in 9sniigsnoer
Wensc sur Same ieiu t%0nncn, 10 cianen
tic 'id piclleltt uud fir cen @ebrauh
n OMpit0lern. Soocr ipA in Ger Sbot
bcreits nit mcbreren Der sroBen gonooncr
0c'plta!tr onf iibrIihs @iefcuang iulhcr
Vapier!ihtr abgeihioNcn .bnben. sSn
helBcn 2Ilmaten, 100 DIE @etttii1sr Ieid,t
Dcn Sniscten a!ler ART brpo!fert weroen,
moJen Die gnoer'iden Glider lsbr mill
fcmmen icin. Sic lino ranBeroem letr
lelht nno ba!ttn auh ebenip pnym,
'psnn nidt wdrmer mic bisbsri9eu @stt-
gooer ucrtnui, Siihsr in yer
ld,ieoerer GroBe. SnIhe bon 47x39
Boil toien 4 Yenec, srbEcre ) uuo 6
Ncnee.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-08-10

Until furtner notice. the Postofnce win be
open for delivery and reception OF mail mat
ter from 8 A. n. daily, except sundays. and
on d one hour after arrival of Western
mail. Omaha time Is the time Of ONCE.
Money order ONCE open nom s A. =. 70
5 ?. n. daily, except Sundays-
Western mails close daily at Ills r. n.
Eastern mails close daily at 2l5 p n
Denver Pacific Railroad. including Denver
nd southern mails. close at p n "a
Malls arrive from east daily At lilo p NJ,
and from the west daily at 2i5 =. n.
Nails arrive from Denver. Col. and way.
sia Denver Pacific r. r.. at J. NJ
Mails close for Fort Laramie and Fort fet-
tsrman on Mondays at 7 Az,
Mails arrive from Fort Laramie and Fort
Fetterman Fridays at 7 p NJ
Mail closes for Red Cloud and spotted Tail
Agencies Tuesdays and Fridays at A NJ
hail arrives nom Red Cloud and spotted
Tall gencies nondays and Fridays nj gP n
Mall closes for Davis Rancho Saturdays NJ
Mali arrives from Davis Rancho Fridays al
Mail closes for Fort Collins and Longmont
Col. Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays al
Mall arrives from Fort Collins and Long
mont. Col. Mondays. Wednesdays and Fri
H. CLAICHE. Postmaster.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-08-10
II, la.y.,a. Weekly Leader.
Issued every saturday.
TERMS; san a YEAR. sLaHALFlEAR
Is one Of Ihs
Largest Papers in lie West.
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Mr.. f. A. Freeman is to publish volume
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A work by Dr. T. c. Seguin of this city, on
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The right subject for " D0re when they chose
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Ike Wandering jew" gave him room for s besL-lIhe
Academy, London.
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ALONG TINE AGO.
a Novel.
~ Meta Drrcd.

Long Timc Ago is sweet pathetic story on domestic
lfe in which love- soTow tragedy and happiness blend ~
they world of realities. There are qualities IN te
story which awaken the readers sym
pathes and holds his attention from the first to the st PAGE
though plot Il entirely free from s-1saonalsm and ex'
tavagance and the style studiousy simple.
Certainly mertori0us production and reflects muchcre
upon it's Wrlt,r.-fAtAenGum, London.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-28
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yfied and M ne ord al about IN The most interesting
to1y is indeed, model Traveller, and he has Crten
iaol or trdCeJs ecry Tine Is interesting, and
from ,otc nothing any reader rant to hear about has
been erctaded."
New-York tribune., 1876-10-28

RECORD Ol THE IIAP. NDNLN FIR
The November number Ui i- valuable r., monthly
splendid .igt portrait of Peter Cooper and
o.rr 200 entertaining and valuable alu,l'.. pr,c, 90
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-14

6or yssrs. Barnham, Democrat, was elected
9eyor BY forty majority. Last year tho
3oeity. Tho Republicans gain councilmer
tn two wards and an alderman, and in one
ward the vote tor alderman 10 . tie.
AUGUSTA, Me-, March l3-To day ut Bel
last the Republicans elect the mayor Dy
eight majority, and have majority In Ootn
boards Of the city government.
Governor Cheney Ready 70 Act.
MANCHESTER, N. H., March l3.-Inls
afternoon's Mirror publishes communica-
ton from Governor Cheney add ressed to
the petitioners for military. assistance, in
which he ssye: '.Should the civil authorities
require aid, l am prepared to got promptly
in giving them every needed faclllty."
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-14
MARKETS.
Domestic Markets,


NEW YORK, March 10. Bvening.-Tbe Pests inan
ciel article says Gold orenec at !l4As. and 81 the
sal. since have been at has 0li4a. Exchsree ID
81 sss a. 60 Money is very easy; :o4 cent NIT for
call loans prime mercantile paper IL ~ 05h.
Government bonds qui. and stlong; fve.twenties
Of 1860 snd 1867 being OK CHER. the Others are
Stocks active and strong Money 3. Exchange.
long 4s6t abort $50 Governments active and
strong. State bonds que, and strong.
Flour quiet and firm. Wbe at firm. Corn steady
Pork steady, e2s 80; Lard quiet; steam 10 62kc
for stl antd. Freights firm.
Gotten closed dull and EASY; uplands I2x Or.
lean. ;. y 81 sales $40 bales mel receipts Oo2
Futures closed steady; sales % 500 bales - fol.
lows March 1913 la2c April 70 l6c May Is IS s2c
'uRs eI Is az; 10y - 10 10 august Il lls
wheat shade fIner; 81 IS for fair winter a1 red
Western. Corn shade easier: very moderate
changed. Tal!ov stesdy. 81 asSc. Rosn steady,
81 sool IS: Turpettins steady. asc Pork dull
new me,s ga Lard closed heavy; prime ste am
Freiebf. to Iiverpool quiet qo'e'' " os0i 's1
CNclsSArl. March l3:-Elour dull ard uncbaged
73076c.. PORK quiet and firm: sl3. tard-Dt mand
held Ct lsac; Kettle l?* 0Hc. Bulk meats steady;
&c., Gle ar sides l3ac. #hisky-Demand fair: mar.
CHICAGO, March la-Flour dull but unchanged
Wheat active No. Chicago spring 81 O8. 'orn
steady. Pork s:esd,; S2s ls122 20. Lard quiet
shoulders CSC; short rib mic dies short clear
mlddles l2A: Whieky 81 o5.
ST. LOUIS, March l3.-Flour dull and dJoopine.
very little doing Wheat inactive; No. . red winter
81 47's. Corn active; No. mixed 4O04okc Pork
frmer, $23. Bulk meats. bacon snd lard un-
changed Hogs. helders firm. but little doing
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, March l3-This being the first making
up ay OF the regular fortr lightly settlement, at.
tention on the stock Exchange during the early
hours was che fly absorbed preparations for ex.
Of be month. The market 10 generally firm for
both home and foreign securit.e. 7 he in preston
prevalls that most accounts have already been
provided for: Discount market quiet, but firm;
rates q unchanged.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-14
Yale College Satisfied.

The new Secretary's appointments give
great pleasure to the numerous Yale Col
lege men in this neighborhood. He is the
second graduate of that institution in the
Cabinet, Attorney General Pierrepont
being the other. He graduated about the
year 1915.
Yale College men seem to be favorites
with the President, his selection for Chief
Justice, Mr.. Morrison r. Waite, being also
Yale graduate. Judge Waite was GLASS
mate of Attorney General Pierrepont and
William NJ. Evarts.-Nesc York Herald.