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The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-07
TERRIBLE MASSACRE.

A dispatch from Lincoln, Neb., gives
the following particulars of the massa-
Gre by Indians of a large portion of
Capt. Stone company of Cincinmatians
en- route for the Black Hills: -.
Part of the expedition was passing
through the sand hills, about fifty
miles from Red Cloud Agency. The
day was. warm and the roads nearly i'm
passible from sand. The men had de-
posted coats and weapons in the
wagons and were struggling YEARLY
behind, when the Indians rushed down
and cut them off from the train. The
massacre followed with but little re-
sistence, the Indians numbering sever
al hundred.
The leaders, Stone and James Wood,
were among the first to fall. So far
as ascertained the names of the killed
were Stone, Armstrong, Nelly, Andle-
ston, West, Williamsby, Barr, Layau-
teaux, Labeur, Wienck, Oldwage,
Shothinger, Latts, Kranck, Mozeante,
Cadelea, McKeag. Lenyer and two
drivers.
The carrier of the report declares
that not single one of the party of
forty-nine escaped.
Several of the bodies scalped and
mutilated, were taken into North Loup
Fort.
1t is stated that nearly all the In
dians have left the angencies and are
on the war path.
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TO THE POLE.

The London Telegraph, speaking of
the expedition from England in the
Arctic seas says: 'r
When the two vessels were last seen,
open water lay before them, and they
we're bearing straight up northward
for Prudhoe Land and Cape Isabella,
The season was in all respects eminent
ly favorable, and there was every rea-
son for hoping that very high lati-
tude would he reached.
When we remember how Hall, in the
little POlaris, mere river steamer of
small power and i'll adapted for ice
navigation, with a company, all told,
OF thirty men, women and children.
including eight Esquimaux, steamed
up Smith sound and Kennedy channel
in the working season, a distance of
25O miles, we cannot but venture to
hope that Captain Mares may have
been able to push the Alert through
the hitherto unexploreds waters of Lin.
coin sea up to the shadowy and far off
Presidents Land, or even, it may be,
to the eighty-fifth parallel.
We know from Mr.. Lannon'S exper-
fence how steamer, if her bows are
properly ironed for the work, can
charge and crush her way through ice
which would hopclessly stop the pro-
gress of another vessel, and there is
consequently some reason for believe
ing that the sledging party, which
must now be we'll on it's way, has pos
sibly not got more than four, or at the
outside five, degrees to cover before it
reaches THAT extreme apex of the
earth which is, to use Mr.. Markham s
words, ''a spot where the suns altitude
is equal to it's declination, and where
bearings have to he taken by reference
to time and not to the Magnet but
which yet is the Ultima Thule of all
Arctic discovery and the express goal
of the present expedition.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-07

The Indians attacked Custer City, on
the 18th ult., and burned the powder house
in the center of the city. There are over
1900 inhabitants in Custer, but nothing can
be done in the ..'mines' as no man can 80 ,
mile from town and return with his scalp. H.,
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-07

No delay should be had in providing
the town and county histories men
toned in the Presidents proclamation
for the Centennial Fourth.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-07
COUNTERFEIT5.

First look out for quarters, then
look out for those that are not genu-
inc. A counterfeit 25-cent silver coin
has been put in circulation, which is a
close imitation of the genuine The
only manner of detecting them is the
date Of 1875, no new coin having been
issued of that date, and the dead sound
they give, unlike silver. Besides coun-
terfeit quarters and twenties, there
are in circulation counterfeit SIS on
the Merchants National Bank of New
Bedford, on the Northampton National
Bank, the First National Bank of Louis
Vile, and tens on the National State
Bank OF Terre Haute. The spurious
New Bedford bills are said to be quite
numerous.
Memphis inaugerated a public foun-
&o}r, nth formal oorornor;oo
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-07
guard in the rear portion of his seraglio No
resistance was made to the revolution, and
is thought it will have beneficial effect.

News From the National Capital.
Don Cameron has qualified as Secre-
tary Of War and Judge TAFT as Attorney Cen
erai. :.
The public debt statement for Nav
shows decrease of "a ,6l7, 576. The coin bal
ance is 1862, 766.
1t is reported from Washington that
the Belknap impeachment will probably be
postponed until November next. From the
TACT that two-thirds of the Senators must
vote for conviction in order to convict, there
ismuch reason to question the ACCESSIBILITY of
taking time and money to carry Oh the trial.
as much less than that number voted for the
trial. 5 t..s y,ssss~e 50
F Charges have been made by one Har.
fney; = former doorkeeper OF the House, that
he paid Speaker Kerr the. snm ofs @9460 for |the
appointment of man named Green as second
Lieutenant s0f the army. An Investigation
shows that the man Green was appointed on
Kcrr's recommendation, but Mr.. Kerr SAYS he
never received one dollar for the act. nor nor
did he ever know or exchange word With
Harvey. Leading Republicans Join the Dem
ocrats in the belief that Kerr is innocent.
Another charge against Mr.. Blaine,
made by Warren Fisher, of New York, was
that he paid Blaine $l30, 900 "for no consider
alton whatever while contractor for build
ing the Fort Smith and Little Rock railroad.
Fisher received telegram telling him to
keep out OF the way, which he was preparing
to do when United Stated Marshall waited
upon him with subpoena, which he was
compelled to obey. Z ,33z'a.; - s.
In the investigation of Blaine s. con-
nection with the Central Pacific and f. Smith
railroad bonds, on the LIST, clerk for Fisher
testified that he breught to Washington sew
eral letters from Blaine to Fisher bearing on
the caser and that Blaine came to him on the
previous night begging him to give up the
letters and limiting at suicide in case it was
not done that he got the letters and refused
to return them. Mr. Blaine took the stand
and denied under OATH all but the fact of tar:
ing the letters. :,
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-07
ICE CREAM.

A Philadelphia paper prints an as.
tonishing array of figures which are
slightly refrigerating to the senses,
just now. ''Twenty Thousand cows are
counted a monster herd, even down in
Texas says the paper, ''but the ice
cream trade of Philadelphia uses up
the tactical product of many more fe-
males of the bovine genus. On a good
day not less than IS, 900 quarts of ice
cream are manufactured in Philadel-
phia, using up $1,000 quarts of plain
cream, SKINNED from 100000 quarts
of milk. These figures may seem steep,
but they are really below the mark.
know one manufacturer, for instance,
who freezes at his city depot 1000
quarts on fair day, and 5000 quarts
at his place in the country. There are
six other large manufactures with a
daily capacity of some 5000 quarts
each, and at least two hundred small
concerns that make from LOO to 500
quarts per day; and you must not for
get the big hotels and the innla1nerable
private families that freeze their own
cream
All this may be !. dodge to- wheedle
people into the belief that Philadel-
phia ice cream is made of pure cream,
instead of skinned milk, like other
folks.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-07
A BIG HOG.

A BIG HOG.
Palmyra (Mo) Spectator.
The famous hog owned by Mr.. Will
liam Bush, of Monroe, and so cele.
brated as the largest porker ever
known in these parts, passed through
the city Tuesday last, in charge of its
owner. on the way to Philadelphia,
the seat of the great Centennial cele-
bration. 1t is of Il black and white
color, and is cross of the China and
Poland. 1t is years old was born in
this (Marion) county, on the farm Of
Mr.. Joseph Pond. It measures feet
4 inches in length, feet 4 inches in
height, is full 30 inches across the
back, girths Q feet, and weighs 1910
pounds. It has been fed principally
on milk, with small quantities of corn
occasionally to give solid,ty to the
flesh, and shows that no particular
pains have been taken to give it an az
tificial appearance Its hair is rough,
it's skin and flesh rough and thick with
dandruff, and it is by no means thing
of beauty. Still it is claimed that it
is the largest and heaviest hog on the
globe. Mr.. Bush proposes to exhibit
it as a special curiosity of American
production at the Centennial.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-07

Memphis inaugerated public foun.
tain with formal ceremonies.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-11-04
n uterha1tende
aus BEN @arrenl&tff.

9eutRes aus SerItn. @eitbtm
SaFslmunn cine nsue feeialtatiSs 3sltuns
unter BEN Sttsl Die rctte SABINE" anse'
fanbtst BAT. III in Berlin etns trabre @onit
oussebrC6sn, unb es sebt bas @sraGt 8ts
mart bsabR6tiss fOlssnOe @elssessDrlase:
|. Das Srasen ron rctbena 9oare wirb
ais SO&perrott befruft
>. alien Mestetnern III bi 3s6nidbriser
3~uGtbuusnrofe sertOten. Gusbrilde rte rOtbe
Sfutr. S&arlaGFeber, &Stbeln u. bal. gu
eebrauHen;
8. u ben &reblen unb ben gebetmrotb.
It&tn 9oitn ICa ss aud funfttsbtn ssitattsi
Ietn, ROTH a%naulaufen.
@utunterrtGtete rrCrsn fcsar wtfsn, man
aeb. nit benz @etanfsn nm, ben rotten Ib.
I.rorben ouf3utebsn unb an ietner @tatt ct.
nen erausn GuIenOrben 81 FIFTEEN.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-11-04

Die beutf&e gnf6srunss . @eitaf&aft ppn Sreeprrt
Sgs. weide felt benz Sabre 1865 NIT srreerl Grfplse In
ben yealihtn Staaten biefes G~cntinentt eetrirft bat, er.
lautt fr bterrnit benz esebrten Tuhlitunt tes @tdotes
Minn. IN e%npfetlen. Diefelbe In seeenpdrtis TIN B,fb
einss 1errnDeens BON nabt;u elmer balben gt1tpn Dol.
lars. Sic beftett MIR ausfGlisBtt6 aus etutihen Blr.
serh in unb I'm Freeport unb bat F6 hur@ einfdGe rie
duh %fparfdne gerraltnua itrer @sf6dfte urter ben
pubIituri rerfd6ten'r Ndtipnen etn untebinstes Der.
trausu erwDrten. eis fertist, ie mad gsIiebsn. pol. In
enaI. u. teutf&er Gpra@e aus.
gDeeen Nsenturen iuenbe man f& an BITE 5aapt Office
Der @eftai&aft.
CAPITAL. AHtts.
Sire NFceiatipn. btIa...."...$5O0'O 1000. 81. 062, $685.
auteriean Sire Sns. 90. wbila.. 100000. 1,62O. 544. 81
WsRera afurnnee, Euruntu, Ga. SS0y0O0., 100000 90
Sranfin S. u. ~. ct. epuis TaS. 100000. 3O4, 90
Oerutan Sns. Co., greesrrt, sue. 100000. 36e.0SO.f 10
ltnfsr sfdafstrdssr Ia ct. paul 10 5srr
q. st. Ring, ast.
Re. % pR3 3. etr. 81. Paul @iss.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-11-04
81 bfeL.

Die erfe 5tlbe gut 3u niisen,
Must bu tie dufmertfau balO fptten,
WfuSt icrslth ia bas 8tafen f&eueu,
Ste bolb UerfhltsBsn unb balo Ietten.
Danttt bic onoern 3wst Dir frommen,
@tnist als &awetfuus pOntcmmen,
Ste grab nur In ben Munb 3u feden
Ste trerben F&sr flB btr fGmeden.
Das @anse flaglt6 ansuwenoen,
@ust bu reUt ralts fstn BON 5dnben,
1nb, et Der Setnb Is f& mag benfen,
Stn NIT benz Ganten berb bef&enten.
lnfl6fnns nss &at5iels IN Nr. 1853
MnRanb
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-11-04

&ea1ementswtbrtses Sfei>
fen. Gin alter trtlder SOlpat in etnent eng.
ltl&en &estmsnte pfiT einmal In &ette une'
@lteb unb Iein iunssrS ff,tsr Dsrwtes es tbnt
febr barf1: :
8erl, rrte tannft Du Did unterfebsn gu
pfetfen, 70 LANCE Du I'M Dtenle btf : IN
SteIem a~usenbltds pfff etne rufti@e SanO>
nentueel iber ben 9aufsrdben bin, SobD9
bltnalte t6r mad unO fa9te ru6tg:
Du eeGt aud elmer I'M Dtenf Dorlber unb
betm Wetter! t6ren Ste nur, wte Der pfetft f!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-11-04

Bel BEN neuen &et&etdg icn Die llnte
S.tte nit Brettern ~Dernaeelt werben. oannt'
I& fetne 2tnte mebr btlben fam ; bet Der
3.&ten fOt bies gernassln fur ltsrFahts
era@tet wGrbsn fetn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-11-04

Setter. Nuruul ppnen
Gte i& ober benn nt&t gum &etratben ent>
fHIteBtn, Srduletn 8ette2 fraste Der Ser
rrunbte zines tansen MGoNens.
8, i'd fGnnte f4On LANCE vertetratbet fstn,
Id bate aud stnsn 8rduttsan., f&On. jung
reid, ober ct belae stnen srOBsn Ssbler:: bss
unIer gertdltnts fCfOrt lSien muBte-er lief
mid Esen, antuertete ie.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-11-04

Gefpr6G aweter Stbenbur.
9er Bauern. seq es &lcs, bic Ctr
rilen, nat inb bat fur 2eute2
&. Dat fnb &erle, bic febr Stel tebtert
wu1en, unb aaeif febr Dtel trdsen.
81. 11nb mat finb benn ote 2tberalsn 2 +.
6. Die mullen lteber &aes tebben.
g.: @an BET rter nod eene SCrt?
g.. Du rteenf bic &attentalen.
Self trenn bic @Ctt beratre. fumnten filsn
bann trede fe us bat 6entut pom 9tewe.
StaGtentf6es Sprt&wprt.
@enn elm @eib NIT ttren 9dnben 70 sc
f&wtnb mare. pte NIT ibrer 3unse, tSnnte
Ne gltse wesfunsen unb tbr &aGsnfeuer ba.
NIT oa3anben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-11-04

MuffI6runa. 2strer: @as tSaten
bic SIrlten BON 9....
Grfsr Sunse: Sie reetertsn.
2ebrer : Sall&!
3petter Sunse: Sie futren fpasteren.
Qetrer: Salfh! Wer rrei6 esq
Drttter Sunse: Das petb man nt6t!
Qebrer : SretltH peie man 60, Du SHafe'
fppf! 9te 1palteten l4 In bret etnten!
gerbG1tteesS &usmtttel &ai'
frer: 6err Director, I'D mS&te befarwcrten
bos an ben neuen 8Oupons unferer Gftten
Elm Mertmal ansebraGt rtrb, bds btnretGt
nm etpaise Tdll&unssn fOfOrt bsraussufa'
ben!
8onfDtr.ctDr 9nt, bas III itbr etnfaG
aur. r1nterf6teb Son a1enNa6btlbunsen laf'
fen mir auf unfere 9supons pben In BITE Ode
nit fstter 9Grtft bruden: nG&tes Grsm.
plar".
@astR auSOrfommenb? Gin
Serr brdnste BET Der .GrOfauns zines Sbeu<
tiers etne Dame BET @stte unS nubut scr Der.
felben Ylas.
8tGen @te, n1ein 6err, rtef bic Dams, pte
man fclhes genebnen nennt?
. ia, entSeSnsts sr, supOrtOmuaenb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-11-04

&t&ttse9 ermuttun 8. SD per-
mutte, laste EN- Quudfalber. wGtrenb CT ben
@uls zines @attentea ftblte, I'D rermutbs,
Str ballet mid fur stnen 9umbusser.
Bte (eltfam, srwtepertt Der &rarte, bab
Str AM @uls slet2 bic @epantsn etnes ga
ttenten e~rtstnen fDnnt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-11-04

!3ettee d unterl1teo:
Srlber bling bas Stetsen unb Salen Der
2umpen ron ben Yaptersn ob ; bsute banst
bos Gtetsen unD Saaen Der @aptere pom
2umpen ab.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-07-06

Irme uno ities bic Srepps binab. &ui
Der oritten Stnfe mar Elm StId auf9e.
lueidte Seife Iie9en ssbIisbsn. @ui
bieies ttat &netldfe nnb fubr nun ib,
Iin9S NIT Der SdneDisfeit bss glelp.
yorfer ROitSuSeS ben 8eit Der Srsppe
binab, Sben an Der Sreppe ieI SrulI
@maIiO in Sbnmodt, neil fie ibrsu
Iu9nit fir chen 70 ,,faput" bieIt, iuie
bic Smbnbr.
@fit 8utb nno Sdmsr5 fdmpisnb
erbob iib &netldte. gr nubm cine 70
tra9iids SteIlun9 Elm, aIS feline ibmer.
5enben 9Iisoer eS 9eitotteten. ST idit.
teIte 3crni9 iein Saupt, 70 oOB ieihe 9Of.
fen fatterten, luie Die OeS SIbmpierS
nno feline mdnnIitbe &edte srbebenb riei
er; n8enn On OaS Uerfudte $ausrsi.
ni9en uidt iOfOrt einitellit. Iode id mid
bon Sir ideiben !"
Damn itilIpte er ieiuen SUIT auf uno
berIieb Obne 6rilbitii& bub Suus. oeHen
Sbilr er oOnnerno biuter iid 3uidIup.
Seinem Iudbar, Der ibn nit frsunb.
Iidem ,Sutsu @Orsen. 8netidfe" be-
8rilbte, antluOrtete Der ionit 70 frieblide
Mann 9rimmig: nSderen Sic iid
gum &enfeI nit ibrem 9uten Mor9en,
ODER id buue Sic in Milionsn Sod.
feBen, Sic ibiefbeiniSer @auIeieI. -
So fam bOS $auSreini9en ben iOnit
iNnftelten @sniden fait gum @fOtOe
trciben -
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Sic or6ete Oerbrettnna.

Die Circulation btr ,,psnnfyIsaatf o.
Staatss 3ettuug" IN Daupbtn &cuhip
III grSbtr ais bic irsenb elmer anbsrtri In 2aI'
risbnrg gsbrudtsn btutIarn Cesr enaltlhsn 3n-
lung. Sir biftst bs5balb bic bette @tls8snptit
Nnisigsn In bttltm 5bellt bts Staatss ttnf
petie BeTbrrituna Az berlhaiftn.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-07-06
QtterdriTheS.

= SIM @erIa9e Der Srn. Sdafer
& &orabi in &bila0elpbia, Gfe 4.
uno @oob Ctr, eridien iueben uno 1T
burd Die expedition oieic$ 8IatteS ODER
bireft bon ben 8erIe9ern su.be3ieben
,,@oatduoi9es beutIdeS 8ereiniOte
Staaten &ohbub." - Sin SanO. rno
ShlfSbud fir San8frauen un0 Wdo.
den, &0de uno &0dinnen in ieoer Sil.
DIE, 'obsr: &npeilun9 CUR beiten uno
biai9iten 8ereitun9 aIIer @rten Spei.
fen, 8etrdnfe, 8adluerfe, @eleeS, Sc.
frOrenem &c, nnb fabIider glnIeitlIn9
i'm Spiden, Oreiiirsn beS @efl9els,
Sranbiren, ginfahen Der Sdiiiieln,
Serbiren Der Uerldisoensn Speiien llno
8etr6nfe, iouie i'm giumoden uerIbie.
bener Srfdte. @tit beiOnOerer 8erilf.
ii6ti9nn9 Der fIimutilden @erbdItnille
llno HroOufte QImerifa'S. Son 8 m.
8ollmer, frilber Souptfob in Der.
idiebenen 9roBen SOttI8 gurOpa'8, iebt
&eitaurateur beS llnion.@IubS in Rbi.
IobeIpbia. @ebunbcn. 8reiS 50gentS.
0uSieIbe. Sn ensIiIder Sprade, rs
@tS. Sin beiOen Spro6en 5nIommen
9ebnnoeu, $1.50.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-07-06

fam man ia9en. bob Der 8oroeallrlueiu
rnter aIler &otbueincn Der it,, ueId,er
am beiten befOmmt. Ser 8uraunoer.
lueln erbibt Ieidt unO barf oaber nur in
tleinen Nuantitdten oercidt weroen,
ooer 1T NIT Baiier 5u uermilden. Ser
ebampa0ner fam Sur Gr3nei luerbsn
bel nidt gu itiIlenbem grbrcden, beim
SDpbns, bel Der gboIsra. g}ei gIb,eb.
rlln9 bat er idOn 8nnber scuirft. Gr
miro ben @Otientcu gu Oftcrcn @fuIeu
aber nur in fleinen Nuantitdtcn aeoe.
ben.
Die lln9orlpeine boben UieIeS NIT ben
fran3Oliiden 8eincn Der beIIeren Cor.
ten 9cmein. Sbr @cbaIt an pboSpbor.
lauren SoIsen modt iie beIOnoerS bell.
frdfti9 bel @atienten init ldwader
8rnit.
Die Hbeinlueine iino ibper llno cnt.
balten SdlIre; bic beiereu feineren
Sorten iino tbeuer uno lteiaen, luenn
ab9eIa0ert, Ieidt gu &opfe.
Die @OlcIlueine cntbaIten nod, mebr
Sdllre, ais Die Ibcinpcine. Scr Sce.
pein ilbertrifft beibe 8ciuiOrten an
SdlIre, aber er bat cine luunoerpoue,
iueni9 9efannte Gi9cnidoft; er fiibrt
Den Sarn9ricS ab uno wirft borbell0eno
9e9en Die Steinfrunfbeit. SIm 8oSen.
fee fommt Stcinfrunfbcit fait gar nidt
Dor.
yin IiebIider 8eiu lit Der Mlarforaf.
Ter, Der nidt in Den &Opt ltei9t, elm luab.
rer @eiluobeitSlueiu milo, liebIid,
an9enebm 81 trinfcn. Ser 3eler 9totb.
lueiH empfiebIt iid ebenfaH8 uno lit
sbenbilrti9 init Dem &TentbaIer.
0en &inben 1T Der @enub bes 98ei.
neS int &IlSemeinsn nadtbeiliN, bod,
fam cr in Der 3abnperiOoe, tbseIOfeI.
luelle Nerei6t, iid 3uluciIcn niibIib er.
lueiien.
Sin fran30iiider &Bt eradbIt eineu
intereiianten Sail, luO Elm &inb, Sos
nod ni6t INllten fOnnte, 3ufdais eiuise
S6lud 8eiu Gefum unO boranf 70 er.
re9t iunrbe, bab cS eini9e @luIe im 3im.
ilier oaf unO abIisf. 0arauf leate iid
Der erre9te 8nitanb, uber erIt 3pei $40.
nate ipater Iernte eS Iunfen.
8enn eincm @atienten @ein perorb.
net iuirb, 10 muB ieIbitrebenO Die bette
ilno reinite 8anre an9eIdufft weroen.
&lnitprObufte f0nnen baS @egentbeil
bon Der beabiidti9ten outeu @irfln9
3llr SoI9e baben.
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Sa 8rau 9ineOIn, bic 8ittue bes
Observation-Disclosures ibren @eritaub
iuieOer erIonst bat, 70 1T Iie seri6tIi6
luieoer in ben 8eiiB ibreS Serm0ssuS
9elebt luOr0eu.
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0ltrODGiIMcS.

Senti6lanb. 8cneroI b. D, Sonn
bat am 20. ciucn iedSu6dentIiden llr.
Iaub augetreten. ScrleIbe uirb fid 81.
n6dit gum OreituodentIidcn Surge.
braud mad 8ub Sin3nud Gin bcr
SdWci3), luObin feline dItclte SO6tcr be-
reits Dor einieen Suseu ub9crciit il, be-
9eben.
- Ser Sailer bon 8uBlanO 1T gum
8eIu6e ieines Sdlua9ers, oes Srob9sr'
aoas bon SeiIen. Sarmitaot, nad Sii.
Senbeim abgcreiit.
QonOon, 20. SUM. SunieS Sairb,
BON Gambusooon, SdOttIanb, Der Dor
6ur3ent Der &irde ShottIunoS 81, ,5O0,.
600 fdenfte, itarb bellte.
Qoubon, 16. Suni,-OaS Yapier.
@tasa3in bss $rn, SOunoers fin9 beute
Eeusr, uuo 6oS Sunere OeHeIben NIT
alien 8orratb iuuroe SeritOrt. SuS
0ebduoe lag in Der Ndbe Der 8rNuo.
itdtte anf 8roofS' @eritc nno iuaro bon
ben 9Iimmenoen &obIen oeS BranOss
bonn lebten Opnnerito9e in 8ranO &c.
febt. 8srIuit s150,0OO.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-07-06
por|iC.
. 8er3 tuir6 nicbt alt.
@On Nnna Web 8DIanb.

Bon &nna Meb 8DIanb.
81, frbt ben @rcBpattr, ben 0inisr int 5aar,
Gr, ipitlt nit ben Guftln 70 frpbIi4:
Gin ainb In Der 8inbfrSfn riuntrrsr S9aar,
0is sIanlsn bic 9Iide 70 fsIis
9ansf lin6 ibm bic Sabre Der 0tnbbeit psrbali,
SIf frpb pie Gin 8tnb bod, benn q Seri
wtrb Mot alt
llnb l9sr,st baS Iisblite ainb auf bsm S6pU6,
@ebenft er eniIhnunoener 9siien,
QDie er nnb bic Wutttr, 0 fTeubigss QOcs!
gIn ber Wisae bss SGueIinss li@ frfutrn,
llnb pis es bas erifs 0ebetlfin gslaltt,
Gle bBrfn % nod, benn'S Ser5 pirb
ni6talt
Nun tIitt CT IN Srauiliant in Isligsr 2uh,
llnb pfranI9t Su Der trauIi1e ,,glltsn"S
llno brift lie lieP tparm, 70 trsu All bic 9rut
llnb fiibt re trpB 8unjtln unb GaIteu
g II bfute ibr Srauttas bfr 2isbe @epalt
gsrtansst lie Ssibsj btnn's Ser1 pirb
nt9talt
Dprt untsr ben Mairn bssinnm ben Sam
Die 9inbfr unb Gnfrl jum Gefe;
Sie tpinbsn bem Silbrrbaar &oltn sum Ssrau,
9m Rrfilt ber frSbIi@sn @1Rs.
Da nidtn, turnn Ipffnb bsr Waljtr nl6allt
@rcbsItfrn i'm Saftt bsun's SerI ptrb
ntGta alt.
Us I9ltihst iein Grtunb III benz munieren Jlreis
l3u sraBen bic sliidIi1tn gtIttn,
@rcBsaisr bsrst ibn 70 innis, unb bsib
Der GbrInen ii6 nitt Su enlbaltsn
>, ,Dp III unl'rr Susfnb Wis linb mir 70 alt!
DO3 Jung III bic grsunbiGaft" benn .
Sert tpfrbHtbt alt
llnb iptnn Der 0rCbpater sur Stride bin aebt-
Der SHUTTER 9eIinst IS I9pn lsItsn -
.3u itammeIn fetn lelisrs Danfssbst
Dem 9ltiSen ShBpfsr br WsIten,
Gr9rftft lie Gin Sebnrn, unb fOmmt CT nitt
baIb,
SO fibIt te f6 rinIam, benu . Ser3I
ptrb Mot alt.
Die Sabre Ssrraul9en, bic RoIsn Ssrbliib'n,
Die Bangrn ptrbleihen /! - 8 IalTet
Die Glamnien brr eiebe bic Serjen burReIiiBn,
Damn, iprnn aud bic Code erblalItt
Vspabrt uns Der 6reunbi1aft
Der 2tebe @spalt
5ar's Iltsr bic Suaenb, 1pI6l
Sers M tfb nt@t alt.
(5urtI9ritt)