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CIapp and EIdridge.
Special to the Appeal


SoMERVILLE, Tenn, OoEohef IL
Judge ]. W. Clapp and Hon. T. Eldridge can
didates for elector, spoke to large crowd in
the courthouse here yesterday. The races
were about equally represented, and mani
festeI much interest. Judge Clapp's argument
was convincing, and did much good. Eldridge
created no enthusiasm. not even with the col
orSd people.
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Thomas Played out in Maury.

bptCIaI 10 VIIe n PFOdIsI
COLUMBIA, TENN, October IL
Thomas spoke here to-day to less than fifty
Democrats. We asked him TO divide time
with Major Sykes, but he refused unless
Sykes would again lead. This Sykes properly
declined, and this caused a small crowd
Thomas has no supporters here. Our whole
ticket will be elected by large majority
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INDIANA.

Special to the Appeal
INDIANAPOLIS, October ll.-State close,
In my judgment Harrison is beaten. B.
John NJ. Rourke, Memphis, Tennessee:
EVANSVILLE, IND, October 1.-THE
Democrats claim this (Vanderburg) county by
a small majority. Tn gain is four hundred
and ten over ths vote of 1872.
g. kHANRLIN
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MARRIED.

MEIsTER- Rev. A. Thomas
Mr.. CHARLES P. MErsTER and Miss CLELEs-
TINE BARTON, both OF this city. Augusta
(Ga) papers plC sse cOpy.I
CASTLE RED FORD On the lltl inst, at
the fernando Street Methodist Church, by
Rev Br Evans, NJ. L. C. CASTLE and Miss V
ALICE REDFoRD- 10 cords.
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Progress OF the Portland, Dallas and
Salt Lake RaIIrOzd.

CORINNE UTAH, October 1t-C0i
onel h. T. Chapman, engineer of the Port
lard, Dallas ana salt Lake railroad, has re-
turned from Marcn Valley, Idaho, TO which
place the line OF the rUad b as been survey ed.
d reports the route over the Malad pass both
easy and practicable, with no greater grade
th4n ninety feet per mile, Gnd with ruling
grade OF seventy feet. The road has been 10
caLed 10 Malad city, Idaho, and he engineers
tfoning and LARGE force fJrce Of graders are
preparing the IoadDed as fast as pOss Bile.
Contracts nave been made for Ties. Colonel
Chapman leaves tonight for Portland with
maps, prohles and reports OF the route as far
as surveyed, 10 order to suOmit them to the
directors of the road.
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YELLOW-FEVER.
Brunswick Does not Need any More
Help.

SAVANNAH, O;tober u.-Yellow-
fever lnterments, six.
MACON GA October ll.-Tle mayor
OF Brunswick telegraDhs to the Telegraph and
AesJenger! " Thanks to our generous friends
throughout the Union, we announce that we
think We have enough Supplies and money to
carry us through the epidemic"
The Mortality Of Savannah During
September.
During the mnoth Of September the
number OF deaths in Savannah from all causes
was 7S5. OF these jsS were caused by yellow
fever The number Of deaths caused each
{ ay by the intectiOn was as follows:
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Piles CURED

DR. ]. =. CLOPTON, OF HUNTSVILLE,
- Alabama n native city-bsius again
called to Memphis msV be consulted for rev
days at the y OR5HAM EOUSE- d. Z. Is lne
OLDEST SPFgIALI=T the Union, and qua 81
ANTEEs Uar.ect success In the rreaLm- ut o
PILES E.sl7s n, sIeirEur =. UicesF, g..
yp0rr Pge Fivervtaing necessary to cure the
worst t.as-g of p les tNO MATER How LARGEl
is cone by DR.. ClOptOu 20 less than ONE Mn
UEE aud J-a pa teut may return home in
mediately after the application
Dr. c has the pleasure oI referring 10 many
of his old pat ents in t6e city OF Memphis
and 20 hundreds o. the medical prOlessiCl
v 40 have uss y his patients
~ Piles cured without the knife anf rers
feet satisfaction guar zutPad sel9 daT
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ElI.I&AIE-

NJ M4RENGO, October 1.-THE Republicans
are di satisfied with the nominations in the
fourth cong essional district. he convention
was held here yesj erday, and nominated Gen.
eral S. a. Hurlbnrt by acclamatlOn.
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A curious feature 0f the health Of the city
is found in the fact that, although the eOlored
population is within thousand or two of the
white, only l54 negroes have died during Sep
tember, or a little over one fifth Of the whole
number of deaths.
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CLOSING RATES

Yesterday # cotton and gold: NctO
York cotton, lie. Memphis cotton,
10 Is. NelO York gold, lC9. Memphis
,JoLd los
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nd Bendricks Club

President Tilden and Hendricks Club:
COLUMBUS, OHIO, Oetober 1850 p.m.-
State close. Radicals claim the State, but
we do not concede 1t. Oficial count helps u.s.
S K DONOVAN
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OONST OSlOUSG 11.-At
extraordinary council to-day, which decided
to grant slX-months armts ice, strong op-
position to any arm m'st1ce was at FIRST tx
pressed. The council agreed that the six
weeks armtstice as proposed by the powers
might, from its shortness, seriously endangeT
Turkey in the improbable event of q failure
OF peace negotiations. The council therefore
decided that the Porte should communicate
TO the powers the conditions on which il
would consent to a six-mOnths aTmtsttce,
which, in its opinion, would have the follow
log advantages, namely: The Porte to allay
excitement among the hussuimen, and not
ex pose the Porte TO the risk Of having to re-
sumo hostilities during the Indictment season.
This would facilitate the understanding OF the
cOnditiC rs of peace and the Orms TO be in
trOduced into 'Lhe empire. A notification of
the torLe's acceptance OF an armistlce in this
matter will be made known to the ambassa-
dOrs to-day. 1t is believed the Porte's cOndi-
tiOn Will be- accepted.
LONDON, October ia Vienna telegram
saws it is stated positively that Ser ia viii re-
ject the six months armistlce, ana that Rus
sia wall consider the armistlce equivalent ID
q rejection by the Porte OF the peace proposals
of the European powers
LONDON, Oct JbeT ia dispatch from
Belgrade says the =erylan council OF ministers
have decided 10 accept a regular armistice as
Sol n as it is proposed to them by the consuls
of the great powers. In this connection a
Belgrade Telegram says the British, Russian,
Aus rian and French cOnsuIs have already
been instructed to advise Servia to accept an
armistice.
Pesth saws it is reported JnAt Prince Milan
has ordered General Tchernsyef to suspend
offensive operations for the present.
The London Times on the Turkish
Armibttce.
The London Times, in its leading
editorial This morning, says If 1t is true that
an arm stice mas been granted, there is still a
hope Of peace, and turkey has placed her elf
right. should Servta refuse the armlstice she
\ ould forfeit all claim to consideration II
this armis ice Is concluded there will be suf-
hctent time for patent and thorough consid-
GRAFTON, and time is OF incalculROle value for
war. War On gigantic scale will surely fol.
low unless some scheme Tor the government
J in the provinces OF Turkey is guaranteed,
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The Truth at Last Out Of the Fog Of
Deception and ChicaDe Raised BY
the Republican Tricksters.
One More State Assured for Tilden and
Hendricks-A Signal and Striking
Rebuke TO BlOOdy-Shirt
Morton.
Logan, Boutwell, and Blaine Beaten at
Their Own Game Of Buster and
Intimidation Now for the
9TH Of November.

The interest in the Indiana aud Oiio
elections was undated yesterday. The
APPEAL Office was besieged by anxious
Irquirers all day and far away into the
night, and every form of question We s
asked with the hope of receiving some
thing definite and satisfactory as to the
result, which so far shows Democratic
majority OF about three thousand in
Indiana and that Ohio has only gone
Republican by about the same majority
gwen for Hayes last year. On the
whole the result is decidedly favorable
to the d DsmOcrstic cause, and insur-,. the
election Of Tilden and Her,Iricks in
November.
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Won ArnIm and Bismarck.

BERLIN, October 1l.-COSnt Won Ar
MIN has published in Switzerland a reply to
Bismarck's letter 70 the emperor, calling his
maj ssty attention to ATnim s untrustWOithy
character, and the conflicts which had arisen
with MIN as early as the autumn OF 1872. The
count reDuts every imputatlon of Bism1Ick's.
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Losses by the Fire at Toledo.

TOLEDO, October 1.-THE amount Of
lumber destroyed by the fire in the yards OF
the Mitchell d Rowland lumber company,
last night, is upwards of ten million feet. and
the loss VIII be over one hundred thousand d
dollars, with eighty thousand dollars insur-
ance, distributed as follows: Franklin, OF
Philadelphia, 5000; Queen, Liverpool and
London, $500; Lancashire, Manchester, Eng
land, $500; scot .isa COui imercial. GLASGOW,
S5OO0 81. Paul Fire and Marine, S3OOO Fire.
mems, d ~ ton, $1,000; Standard, Trenton, New
Jersey, S3)OJ; Buffalo, $1,000; Home, Columbus,
Ohio, $500; Ohio, Dayton, sl0O0; Citizens,
Newark, New Jersey, $500; New York Cen
trel $3.50: Kenton, COvington, Kentucky,
$500; St. Nicholas New York. $1,000; Ger
mania, Newark, New Jersey, $3.50; Newark
Citv, $500; CITY of Providence, hhOIe Island,
$3.50; exchange, New York, 5000; Live pool
LOnCOn and GlOOv, $4,000,
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TWEED's YOYAgE TO NEW YORK.
TIE Escaped Convict 10 Arise An Two
eeks-His Treatment ON the
Franklin.
New York Tribune, eth

The United States frigste Fran kiln,
which left VigO, Spain, on the morning of
september 9th, with William NJ. Iweea on
bO rd as prisoner, is eXp5cs ed to arrive at this
port about october 2l-t. By INQUIRE, made
yesterday 1t v as learned that Captain Samuel
r. Franklip, who commands the vessel, had
received no specific orders about the pssSa e
further than TO proceed directly 10 New York.
10 was stated that no steam would be Used,
aud that the vessel would sail by the southern
D assage. 1t Iequlres about twenty five day s
10 make the voyage by this route under OTdi-
nary circumstance. The Franklin Will come
TO New Iork spd report Its arrival,
and after delivering uD the prisoner
the vessel VIII proceed to Norfolk IN order to
relieve the view Ham Jsnire as receiving ship
The Franklin IT c iyed orders several months
ago to return home upon the reporting of the
relieving vessel, the Marion; consequently
the former vessel was not ordered home for
the purpose of bringing TTeed The prisoner
was treated with consideration whgd taken
Ol board, and was permitted to occupy the
quarters used by Rear-Admiral Case while the
Franktn was the hrgshlp. Comm H8OdOTe
Nicholson, commandment Cf the BruOE l. n
navy yard, VINO ret rned from Washington
on Saturday, satd that he has received no
orders relative to the disDOsi:iO ion OF Tweed
upon his arrival, and he does not know what
the intention OF the navy department is in
the case, He said the vessel would not stop ut
any port on the route, but would come direct
ly TO New York.
Mr.. Tilden has in his library in the GTamer-
cy Park house several large drawers, devoted
specially TO records sgaiI st various members
Of the old ring, a large number of which bave
lever been made public, and probably Will
not be unless some special occasion should
demand it. All these evidences are carefully
filed away IN large envelopes, each marked
with the name of the person tmpl ca ed by
the evidence contained therein. Mr.. Iildel
went to tais drawer on the OCCa ion of Joseph
b. YOung's Tefus | TO sign Mr.. Green's wa
rant, and the consequence was the p1bl,c l.
ton in d 'y or two of some OF the evidence
asainst Mr.. Young. The evidence was over
whelmiEg, and Young Immediately retired to
vata
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LOUISNlLLS' october il.-An immense
Shu dt eAcIteu ,,rowd IS gathered around the
C0ttr'er-Jo ..yndl once. Is answer to repeated
Ssr.e' -enry WatteIson saidt 81 am satisfied,
iio "a special kilograms pow 10 my possession,
mat we have carried Indiana, bat / beg you
10 remember that we nominated T1Iden upon
the theory elabOrateIy discussed and distinct.
ly unde derstood, that we could give the west
aud so forth TO the Republicans, and still beat
them" Mr.. WatJeTsOn continued to explain
the situation from this standpoint-that the
loss { Indiana would lose Hayes PenHsylva.
mia, Illinois and wisconsin.
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OBSERVATIONS YESTERDAY

WAR DEPT. SIGNAL SERVICE q. :. AEMY.
WEDSEsDAY, Oct. II, 1876, 0:8 pm. I
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The Grand VizIer's Resignation.

LONDON, October IA dispatch from
COnstantinople to The Standard says the sui
tan mas not accepted the grand vizier's resig-
nation, which he rendered on hearing that
England'S last proposal was intended as an
nlIIfnnfn
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Probate sale Of Zeal Estate in helby
GAnn Y.

No. So, z. DIN the Probate Court Of Shelby
county, Tennessee.-G. l.. Douglass, Admir-,
VS.. R. +. Bond ct n.
DY virtue OF 2 decree for sale entered in this
ID cause, 7 will sell, at public auction, in
front of the courthouse door, on Main street,
Memphis, Tennessee, on
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within legal hours, the following real estate.
described rs follows. Lying and Ueing in
Shelby county, TeUu1s ee, district No 1, range
5, section D. and being lot No Of the Eubul-
vision Of r. ~. Bonds iauCs 10 tins cause
bounded as follows: Be- Iuninr A. the south
east corner Of iCt No. 7: thence south chains
aud gS INKS to the O-Lhesst corner Of over
lot No. with @wee' gum pointers: thence west
II chains and 10 inks 20 the nor Invest cor Ee-
of dover LIT No. 3 " tn Te1Oak sapp ing point
ers; thence outh IZi45 chains and IA inks 10
the south ives. cg ne. OF aid OOwPr lot with
sassa afras ana redO4k sappliug pointers; thence
west Is chains and 68 ii8ks t0 q sake 10 being
one Of the corn RS OF over lot .. /; thence
north chains aud 81 Hnzs to stake the
northeas. corner of dover lot No 1; o ence
west rs chains An 40 LINKS 10 the nOrthWr 81
cO.ner OF said dover lOt sake south 2514- east
81 links from WhiieOak marked Y; thence
north Ijchains auu 9 links to stake; hence
east as chains and ~ links to a stake in the
west line OF tho Hsrsel tract; the nee south 2
east sfN ChRi1s and A. inks to the : lufhWe-L
corner OF lot No. 1; thence east IA csain aud
80 links to the beginning, containing 81 5S-lOO
acres
Terms of Sale Cash. This October II, 1873.
JAMES BELLY, Clerk.
T. VI. Rhett, Sol. for cOmp1t Ocl2 thu
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REPUBLICAN
CONVENTION!

WAsHTNGTOS, Il. c., October 4, 1875.
Hoping to secure unity, harmony aud tri-
um phanJ success or the Repu blicRn party n
the Tenth CJngre- -slOual District, / gratefully
Cecline the nomination for Congress late 50
fla teringiy and kindly rendered me Dy fEe
Republicans OF the district. Please notify
our ir ends so that an rth-r nomination NAV
be made. Trusting thas a glorious success
awaits our party everywhere, 7 am YOURS,
truly, BARBOUR LEWIS.
The Hon. Barbour Lewis having declined
the nomination rendered him by the Espub-
Jicaus OF the Tenth Congressional Distr. Ct. the
Delegates to the late Republican Convention,
held in said di- JEiCr, ars hereby called upon
10 eaSsa u bic in rOnv=u ion, st ItDN HALL
in The city o. MempELs, ON
Thursday, October 12ih, at IL M,
TO nominate a candidate for COEg- -ess from
the Tenth Congressional District. and do such
other business as may be proper and necessary.
By order OF Congressional Executive Com
mittee. ". 7. KEN NEDT, Chairman.
J. a. IHOMFS N,
late Chairman Republican Convention.
E. 2. PIERCE, late Sec'y E-epubliczn Con-
CE-ILt N sOLLaBT,
HARDIN COUNTY, KENTUCKY.
Board, ETC., per % waess. only 500
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THE EAST.
Italy for Peace,

LONDON October IA dispatch from
Ragusa says that General Durands who is &C
credited by the Italian government, left here
yesterday for CitttnJe. 1t is supposed that
Ilaly is about to take the initiative in urging
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The weekly statement of the Imperial Bank
OF GeImany shows decrease Of $4,000
marks,
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A RADICAL LIE.
A Second letter Manufactured Ter Nr.
Jefferson Davis.

AS a special to the New York Tribune.
the following infamous falsehood, made
out Of whole cloth, appeared in that
paper Oh the ninth:
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DIrke-Bell, 9S7; Republican gain, Sl7,
Defiance-BelI, 1906 Democratic gain, ~.
Delaware-Bsrnes, 3e3l Republican gain, 266.
hrie-BaTnes, II; democratic gain, 207.
Felraeld-Bell, l735; Democratic gain, lS2.
Fsyette -Bsrnes, SID; Republican gain, l37.
Frankl1n-Bell, 1856; Democratic gain, S47.
Fult1n-Barnes, 1896; Republican gain, 45.
Gallia-Barnes, ia; republican gain, 81.
Geauga-Barnes, 2O6S; kepu olican gain, l3S.
Greene ] Barnes, 1856; Republi au gain, 67.
GusInZey - Barnes, 6S5; Republican gan,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-09-28

6rCb. OngAttpbe. Gin bcfanntcl
6albino;anef pon 8entsn GountD, mel
Acs boz unscfd0r 5 Sa6ren lpcsell
GieboiebTa9l auf y Sabre nab stia=
uater in bic Stnots Griipn 9elonbi
lpcracn, plroe pprisr 2Sodt ueSen
Scsiaben @tr8cbens Der bieiisen Sail
iiberlicfert. 0ug9ttobe 1T ser 9ieb,
Ser orr circe Ia So9en maize Dunn Dem
Yolen Su~at nno helIsn ? Na.9barn
S4ln scito9lenen cttenwd@e e. Damn
nod Iinneapolis 6ra9te un0 bprt
~pcrfalIte. Ger Sberifi aen Button
County befam SSino uno p~erFnlgte Sen
9ieb, llno es 9elon9 i6m oenlelben an
Dem selaStcn Tlase fciisuneb.um.
Ougbttoie 1T Serlelbe @olants, pcsder
Sir 3eit, ois CT wdbreno Dem erI.bc=
merften Siebl iabl Dor 5 Sabren in ct.
Glouo in Der Seil Jas, Den oau,alisen
SaiIcr @rn.M . Gesparo in ser NaGt,
na9oem er I'M @erein nit lcinem Srue
Ser Ii4 aus Der Sele berou5sebro1en,
nit elmer fltrSen Gi1enitangc, in Dem
@%uscnblids 5uIammeui9lug, als Gas
paro ourf ell Gerda|1 aufulcrfIam
9cnlo4t, Die Sail 0iinete uuo in osn
buntlen Sang trct. Seioe StroI9e,
pe.Ae oomal5 catwii@ten, ipuroen wie=
Ser e.n9efan8rn nno Gre6 iob Ieine d
Sabre o5. Gein @ruoer pur5f Oamois
frei9eipr04ea.
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Mriencrmeibe.

Wm 90. b. Mts. trutoen bic bohw.
Yatres Stanislaus %. YreiIler 0. S. B.;
Morbert 81. Soibauer O. S. B. uno
SEQ 90. 8inter o. S. B. gu Suboiocp=
men Ii. am %. 5. Mts. oiele!ben bo6m.
Yatres bur6 ben 9o9w'iten Yil6pi
Seioenbul6 su Siatonen selpeibt. Ser
bo9'p. P. Gouaro Nosel empiins an
benz elbcn Sage oie nieoercn @eibcn.
Mm "a. 5. Mts. wuroe &ep. P. 9ioecl
sum Su6oiaeon Mno am IS. Gum Sia=
con 9emcibt.
Mor9ea f6reitos) merbcn Bic hod),p.
P. Stanislaus 80. Trriier, O. S. B.
P. 2eo @intcr O. S B. uno p. Gouart
Nasel c@ricIsrwei4e cm~pianssn.
Ser bpi1lp. P. Stnnislous plrb leinr
Yrinis on &olsntrcn5ic1t in Ct. So:
|lspb; ba'9lu. P. Sen %. @inter on
Is. October b. S. in IortiieIo II, Step
P. Nassl in ct. Glouo feiern.
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Sic Gouutp=T air.

@esua bss unsunitigcn Wetters,
cus, wie por2 Sa6ren, auN bieles SaDr
unlerc Iusltcilung rbesIrltl9te", nm
Die languinild licn S%ooIinnnsen, gu De-
ieu bic Tprbcrcitungsn bered)tlSten,
aud oiesmal ySu @alier" geluproen.
Mm ieyten Der 3 Sage lieB li0 Die llebc
Come Sipor lebei,, unb mar Oles oild'
Ser erlte Sag, an wel6em Die Nus'tel=
uns gut bciu6t mar es tcnl'te aber
ocnup1 Der Sdooen ni6t mebr crlctt
weyocn, pclfer bur1 oos &egcnpetier
Der beiben pnrbcrsebcnoen Gage an9e=
ri6tet morNen mar.
Mue Musltellun9s= Mrtitel warsn por=
treIfli6 orrunNirt uno sereidten Den
relp. Nusiteaern III nidt Scrin9cr Gbrt
una lrar nnhmals Elm geiuels, oof
Stcorng County, NOS Msricultar, Erp=
outien- Grsieluns, louie SnouItrie TN
Maeemeinsu a~nbclanst, jcbt ldon 81
Ssn crltcn uno bciten Counties pol
Minneiota sabIt. or. Gy=@ice=@ pup
Sarto Son Saut Centre biclt Die iiblid.
&coe, in pelter er Den 6prti6ritt Die
lies Sonoes beri@tetc uno bcrna4 oil
~unlern Staot. reIp. Gpuntp, iibcr9in!
unb in scbiegcner Sprude bic Torsiis
li9teit oielss Staotcs Ihilbcrte ullo pa
@olf I'll neuer, frditiser Sbdtisteit allf
munterte. Madmitto9s Iarosn 81
Mettrenncn ltatt.
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oouiia @olfers, Elm ~23jabrises
MaS9en, wuroe unter Der Gntlase irr=
linnis 81 lein, lesten Montas Dor ben
8rr6ote= &i6tsr, 9rn. 8rid, sebradt.
Sieielbe, gu ieiner Get in Der Stab
SEEM Yort woNnbait, mar nit elnen
juusen Manne perlobt, Der jeoo6 %
stlpa einem balben Sabre auf cinem oel
Gait @iper Sdmpfer lein 2s5en perlor
Ses rnsiiicti9e Mabdcn naDm lit
bieics 10 III 6er3en, oab leit jen'r Sci
srobe S6mcrmutb lid ibrcr ben,a6=
tiste. Gor et,pa s,pei Munaten fam fl
mad Minnelpta, wolclblt lie na5e DEN
Stdbt6en 6air 9aorr, Sermanote bate.
bcibencn tie li6 einise 3eit aufbalter
!nollte. @dbreno eiel or 3eit bsmerttt
mon cine fOrmli6e l1n1nad tune ibrel
Gimme, - wclGe i'll BEN letten @o9cr
berart in 3ol ersi ~ausaitete, Oob mo-.
Ii6 81 . 6isem S6ritte %sesluunsen lab.
Na6 elmer bon Dr.. @;inon porsc=
nomnenen Examination trl;roe bisielbt
fin ir.Iin n'9 e,tlart uno in ilAeier gs=
gleitrns l,o9 Der Mnitalt fiji SIR inni9t
nod ct. 8eter sebraht.
Inter le'biser @ntlose b;odte mon
an namli den Sage cine aanoete III
sliidlihe, Mamens Gath. 5ano, boy
Sen Groba1s-Gi@ter. DR.. MlcGpnalb,
wcldem Die llntct lutun9 si!bertrogen
lpuroe, empFobl, oiclelbe noG ser Srren+
Sin .olt gu bringcn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-09-28

n8ie Gimme Ser @abrbeit" in
Detroit, zines Der beitreoisirten tat6oli=
l3en @pdenbldtter Mmerifa's, ldJrcibt
rSrr Morot'rn". meldsr pon Der
9erren Suiepb 8. Meser uno Geo 9
8rid in ct. Glpub, Minn.. b~erausge=
seben miro, lit beOeuteno persrOber'
woroen uno erihelat jest in einem 6or=
mat, ,ueldes Dem Der nStimme Del
@abrbeit" iebr nabe tomnat. IS freu.
uns BON 9erscn, oaB oas Organ Sc,
oeutl9en &ot6oli.en oes Ipnl tplil6er
&irmiates Norb=M innelota, meldes
nur cine @o@e dlter 1T, afs unie1
Slatt, 10 gut poriudrts fommt. Gs ii
lebr gut reOi9irt unO tr.tt fir bic Sa.
terenrn Der tatb. Stride nit Mtutb uni
@sl6id in bic Shranfen. WHAT
crescat. fioreat !"
~s'Suae sorori, ''Voci Vegitatis". de
volts optimis cumulate gratias ia
cit, plurimam dicit saluten
s.Stella Borealis." IS. 9tco.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-09-28
l6ir BEN Morriern.
Sprin9@ilI, Mtinn., %.
Sept. 1876.
2iebcr Mor6ilern!

Sieber Npr6llern
Scincm @unlhe 9emdB MIL ID
cinises @enise pon I'M erm Conn be-
riNten.
@ie man ron aaen Seiten 56gt.
9ibt es beuer cine l1le1tc Grutc; u
aud bier. Die I'M 6ribjabr anb0!tcnoa
|5rodcnbeit uno bic ourb Die 6eu=
l6reden perurlaGte Terheeruns trusea
oasu bel, haB mir faum Den pieltc7
She'll elmer gcw6bnlihen @rnte beiOm-
men. Mm m~eiiicn lit su beiilrdlien. aaS
mir na6iics Sa9r nod 9eul1reGez
baben, neil Die oeul6redcn cine unge=
heure Mense Ger gcleBt bobcn. SSJ
pollen jebo1 oas Scite toHen.
Ger i'm COUNTY mobl9etanrte Sou=
mel tier Soerr 8. 2pOsbruf arbcitct ssr
scnmdrtiS an unlercr neuen Bride libet
ben Saut &iocr. = s. 9. 6lct1 han.
Elm ncues @obnbaus, in peltes Ell il
einisen @oAen einSuSiebcn scbcnft. =
SoI. OOermanr,, unls @jouiale S0mien.
piro balo leincn nelcn shop Tertia
baben, I'M ieinc aunocu beoieneu ~
tDnncn. - Scr ncuc Store DON gSciu
& Gers se6t Der @~olcnouns cntscser-
Capt. Slogan uno S. s. SaIGert bautp
Ii9 lAOne @o6nbGuier.
Su licbiI 9icrOura, Oab unicr Soml
poran9cbt pbl0on bic 3eitcn niht pon
Scten linO. Spdtcr Mtebrcrcs.
s.. 6.