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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-22
OIaI saIts Iot Iho uhL ....-;;,..' -
3 4 seller 30 DAVIS. fEX diYidend.
tLoslNe rR1cEs OF EaILApELPHlA JOCK.
cEs or MISING STICKS.
SAN FRANCISCO CLOSING PRICES

Sierra Nevada opened at 10, touched III and closed
OF 100
Government bonds were quiet as usual, and gen
orally steady in prices. There were novel fea-
tures I'm the market. We annex current quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-22

WHITE STAR LINE. srv ,,,rps
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL AAih 5dEAhEhS
- FoR QUEENSTOWN AND LlVERPOOlE -.
NOTICF-The steamers Of this Line take ne Lane hOutS
Recommended by Maury, q. s. M on bOth the OVHAA
and hOmeVsTd voyages. --,s., ~. Oh q . - 4
Gleadell.
saturday, Nov. z, IL ms
BALTIC, Capt PaIsen nHrsIaE; NS ~ 1SS0iktTTt
RIVER. =, -. -, ,,.,,o....A, q, an.
rootments the saloon StaterOOms, Smoking and bat1f
rooms are paced amdshps where the noise and mou9n ~
sast felt a0odng degree Of comfort hitherto unatAnkDs
1t .,.o - e,oor..a Ga
turn tickets on favorable terms 49,, - 1870.
These steamers carry neither cattle sheep nor pigs 49,
and other information apply ~ ta4
Company Om'''' W. - H. ]. CoRTIs, Agonb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-22
limited STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL

u STEAMSHIP LINE.
FOR ST THOMAS PARA, PERNAMBUCo, BAHIAf
AND RIO DE JANEIRO Connecting az 81. IHoMAs
with German steamers for PORTO RICO and SPANISH
MAIN. Sr,rx- on mn Nm
The new nrst.class iron steamship CITY OF RIO Dh
Wer will sail for the aboyepOrts on ts
DAY g. ~ m. Freight al low rates taken ior the
reghts received 3D. Freight must be paid in adj
Freight received all times Roberts Dock BTooklyn
TNSURANCE LOWER THAN BY ANY OTIiEk LII n
SHIPPERS DESIRING INSURANCE CAN EFFECf
SAME UNDER OUR OPEN POLICY -.
For freight engagements. or passage having elegant s
commodauohS' 'PPH O. H. MALLORY & co, Agents,
ONCE. Pier 20 East River.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-22
Financial.

GAS STOCKS g. City R.R (HOrse and Elvtd)
Osocks & Bonds bought 4 sold. FrHEWITI, Broad-st.
GAS STOCKS.
An New York end Brooklyn Gas stocks and also all kinds
Of RrOoklyn Investment securities, dealt m by
" GEO. II. PHENTISS
so RrOadst. n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-22

The following were tO-days quotations for foreign
and domestic coins and bullion, United States coins
being quoted in currency and all tue Others in gold:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-22
Dipinrno Nollres

COUPONS due November ]. 1873, of the
~ DENVER AND RIO GRAND RAILWAY COMPANY,
and Of the CENTRAL COLORADO IMPROVEMENT COMs
PANY will be paid tbs National Bank OF Commerce.. New
York. WILLIAM j. PALMER, President
NKw.YoRK. October 10, 1878.
rHHE DIRECTORS Of the EMPIRE GOLD
i MINING COMPANY this day declared a DIVI-
DFND OF EIGHT CENTS. IN gold. PER SHARE (par val1e
500 OF the earnings the month Der
able az the Office OF ). v WHITE Treasurer, No alst
the day Of october inst The books October
s.v, WHITE. Treasurer
THE AMERICAN EXCHANGE NAuoNAL BANK.
NEW YORK. october 10, 1875.
'FHE BOARD of DIRECTORS of this Bank
have this day declared dividend THREE PER CENT,
free o taxes payable after the hrst OF November
proximo The transfer books viii today reopen
the I'd OF November. DUMONT CLARKE, Cashier.
OFFICE or THE NEw.YoRE ALLEGHENY on Co, l
ITO LBERTY-sr, NEw.YoRK oct z, 1878. !
TNHE BOARD OF TRUSTEES of this Com
l. pany have this day declared dividend OF TWO AND
ONEHALF per cent PAYABLE and after the ~ ~ inst.
books Will remain closed from the 18th 20 the
2lst, inclusive - .
J. W. sNEDEKER President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-22
THg MARKET NATIONAL BANK.

THR MARKET NATIONAL BANK.
NEW.YORK, Oct. q. 1871
NOTICE.-A meeting of the stockholders OF
this bank will be held at the Banking house Tuesday,
the 29th inst clock 20 vote upon the question OF
proposed the capital stock from million dol
lars 10 thousand dollars A GILBERT, Cashier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-22
PED STARIINE-TO ANTl
UIoN HY TTS ssr,rEs MAIL STEAMERS

GUION LINE, -. go, o,-. ann.
FOR QUEENST0WS AND LIVERPOOL
,,-,,co, leaving Pier 81 ~ H. foot Of Kngs 90 o
'.'' Z "a S S x M
NEVADA TU ESD Nov ~, $50 m
Wisconsin -. tn EsDAY Nov. 28. IA
THESE . sa ss are Sg "a F23 %s sge N Se
hs passage both safe agreeable hay
lag bathroom, smokingroom, drawing room piano and IL
bray also experienced surgeon ewaress and caterer ON
hose greatest Of all luIues at sea perfect ventilation and
CABIN PASSAGE lacsordlng to staiercom, eco to $780,
'i" w. 80 WILLIAMS & GUIoN
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY,
" BETWEEN NEW.YQRK AND HAYRE
SIT SIT n&URES wenesday Oct 81 p NJ
AMERIoUE, peord "wednesday Nov g. 300 p
F9r freight and Ia.sage at Philadelphia apply to An
LOUIS DE BEBIAN, Agent, No IS Broegsy.
HAMBURG American Packet COMPANY slime
A for PLYMOUTH, CHERBOURG. and HAHbO No %ov 2
FLEssfN oct 81 q Po lf4 u
aI G az S6S e E P%quS hSRS0R md S
g2Ki NIX k SGp9f ca G9o soS 80 RI 9l ssA6 BoAs
81 S Ss@sr Agents Es%York ee5f srdaSay New
TNNlAN LINE. ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AM, L[yERPPo 20! Il =, m
Si%Y az BRUss TN RsDAY Oct 81 e q D. M M
From PiefE g. y r. foot Of GhS iieSSt, On favor
ne Din, SoO, $50 and SlOU, gohl
saloons smoking and bath rooms 1midshD'
These steamers carry neither Gstus, a., shSSp NO. Rs
JOHN g. DALE Agent, 81 aud 50 Broa1Eay y /.
NETWORK, HAVANA and MEXICAN
~ MAIL :. 5. LINE
FOR mAyGNA . DtEEcT ana VERA cRGz.
CITY 81 TT6S 2pna S TSas oct g.
CRY or WAsHiSaroN ,Hayana onyi InaI.iay Noy lI
via MatamorOs Havana, smpico TG1psn connection
"' ALEx&NDRE SONS, Nos 81 =. as Broadway.
National Line.-From new Pier 80 NOrn.R.
N---FoR LONDON Victoria OOcksl.---
DENM4E6K GS III xND 2Sh 80 ESQ a NJ
oUEES ss oct s6 u.s. p E s9 Tras ~
aPTsgd ssasd a. very low rates w Ms6sS S
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
~ tdTE H%b BaE EhEfohN
CoMPANY's PIER foot Of sEGoN 9'sTp ho8o ct
N N5EkH G Nov NOS e. Soy 10
RATES OF P4 45N HA IF2a Y
FIRST CABIN ggE 5 c9FyenCy S''
Return tickets at reduced rates Prepaid stserase oefn
For freight OF PA'''S6 E sRGR}{22 CO. Bovnggree
NEW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL
~ .o.r, ,, LIE vi, r.vu,r,v At D. fro,,
Pier 40 IS North River, as foows' ~. 80,
s tssnsP SANTIAGO DE wEDNEsDAY Eoy:
Accommqaions unsqrP@sied For freight passage Apply 70
McKELLER. LULING & co, Agents in Havana
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
selling from Per f29 s Gsn THM sV5t on PhxSAMA
s sSr SsS FioAAPGICO "Wednesday oct 80 noon
Connecting for Central and South America snd
S @i1 CRY W. OF TOXIC TGesdSy Dec. 5 noon
san Francisco TO Sandwich Islands AUSTRALIA ana
steamship CITY OF NETWORK, Monday. oct 2s;
For freight general information apply az tompenys
ONCE pier CanAst North River And FOR passage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-22
lACIFTC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

PACIFIC NIAII. ot EHT3II -, I 80 nv
For SAN FRANCISCO via ISTHMUS OF PANAMA
Steamship ACAPULCO, Wednesday, oct. 80, noon. =.
Connecting az Central and South America ana
MeIca and for Japan and China with sean
chip CITY OF TOXIC, Tuesday, Dec. 3, noon. go, - =.
From san Francisco Sandwich Islands, Australia ana
New. Zealand, - --- -. q,
steamship CITY OF NETWORK, Monday oct %.
For freight general information. apply az Companga
Office pier CanAls North River And Tor passage
AT COMMANDS Ticket ONCE, No 257 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-22

XVANTED-$1O,O 900 on bond and mortgage
w for three years. security ample Call at Room NJ
fhuna
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-22
NEW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL

These hrstcass steamships sail regularly at from
Pier No. Is, North River as follows ..,, =, -. ,,,
Steamship SANTIAGO DE CT BA...WEDNESDAl, NOV: .
AccOmmOa For freight passage apply 20
WILLIAM p. CLYDE & co, No. . Bowling green.
MCKFTIER IULING & co, Agents In Havana.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-22

HAMBURG American Packet COmpa,E, . LINZ
IA for PLYMOUTH, CHERBOURG. and II AHb I NJ ~
HERDER. Oct % WlELAND.... .'''' .Soy "a
Rates of massage To- PyHoTtb london Cbepourg Hamburg
and all points England. Scotland End wales flds sio
gold, 500; second Cabin, gold, $50 SteeRe - wv
KUNHARDT q co. 9. b. RICFAhD ~ nOy@A2,,
General Agents, Genera PasselsSS5I $500
81 BrOadsL, New.YOrk. 81 BroadWay No"i OiA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-22

GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY,
NE BETWEE NETWORK AND HAVRE
OF Company new No AZ North River loot Of Nor st
'SI. LAURENT, Lachesnez "Wednesday. Oct rs o.
CANADA. FFangeu wednesday Oct 81, q.
AMERIOUE, Deord wednesday, Nov. o, 23O p'
marked thus 10 seerage pls3engeyo
F9r freight and passage al Philadelphia apply 10 An
LOUIS DE BEBIAN, Agent, no. IS BrOe@sy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-22

FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL =, m
CRY Ok BRUssE TIL hSDAn Oet N SI y,
"a VI d. .SAIl kDA I, NY
,,,, From Pier 81. y. foot OF chan tickets on favor
,Gg ABlN 500, $50 and SlOU goh
STFFRAur. sz., currency. Drafts 81 lowest rates
Saloons staterOOms smoking and bath rooms am1shps'
These steamers carry neither cattle, sheep MOI plgs
JOHN q. DALE. Agent 81 aud 50 Broadway, y. Y
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-05-02
MORE TOBACCO, LESS
T

eve cannot forbear in this con-
nection, the suggestion if we shall
continue to cultivate any crops to
the exclusion of the grains and
grasses, for home consumption and
lucrative trade, hat we cultivate
more tobacco and less cotton"
We cannot assent to this advice
in the Grange Committees address.
Tobacco can be grown, ESQ as to
quench thirst almost anywhere.
Cotton cannot. We believe what
is borne of the soil in tobacco is
more exhausting than in cotton.
There is but a very small area of
country here where a really first
class article of u fashionablv
''bright tobacco can be raised.
When shipping tobacco is made it
must have every pound of a farmers
manure. To raise "nondescript"
is but simple folly. We heard but
a few days ago of a whole load sell
ing in Clarksville for e. two cents
a hundred. But present prices are
not governing us in this opinion.
We believe it is reported as raised
in some eighteen Dr. twenty States
of our own country in considerable
quantity. Whilst cotton is report
ed in but ten or a dozen. We can
not think any farmer who now
raises cotton would be the richer
for changing to tobacco. We can
not think we would be benefited
by mixing the crops. There is
said to be a farmer in North Caro-
lima who has raised ole hundred
and fifty bales of cotton On one
hundred and sixty acres. If our
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-05-02

farmers could have the advice that
lesson inculcates we would most
heartily agree. And it Is simply
this; Sell some OF your horses and
plows and wagons, dismiss some of
vour laborers, abandon some of
your many acres, cut off, double up
the manure, come closer TO the
garden palings, intensity. This
might cure your ills when flying
would not. y. 4. G..
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-05-02

On Thursday night, April 18th, while
a party Of men were engaged in cut
ting a back levee near the lower end Of
Lake Bolivar, in Bolivar county. Miss
to let off the heavy body of waite
caused by the unprecedented rains. the
whole party were caught in the sluice.
and with the exception of Captain
Briscoe all were swallowed up in the
vortex. Briscoe was rescued after be-
ing more than an hour in the water
and quicksand. The names of the lost
are, Captain Fortiey, a planter, two
brothers named Moran, and an I'M
known laborer.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-05-02
FISH CULTURE.

The Richmond Wing, which
among other profitable use of its
fine abilities, gives proper attention
to this important subject, notes two
facts-the increase of fish In the in
land waters of the State of Nlr-
ginia. and the diminution of the
sane in the Underwater fisheries.
The first is readily explained by
the decided success of the expert
ment of artificial propagation; and
the latter by the improvldent. and
in fact, illegal use of certain appli-
ances known to fishermen by which
wholesale destruction is accom-
plished, and passage Of the fish to
their spawning grounds effectively
impeded. In Virginia, the once
profitable shad fisheries on the Rap
pahannock have been abandoned,
most of those on the Potomac have
ceased to be profitable, and such Is
probably the case on the James.
We all know our experience III this
matter in North Carolina; for
whereas in living memory every
important stream in the State was
stocked with shad, which formed a
very important part of the annual
supply of provision of nearly every
farmer in the land, now We are
happy, if, in the course Of the sea-
son our eyes are RECALLED with the
glimpse of half a dozen specimens
laid on Ice, and held at such prices
as produces an involuntary drawing
of the purse strings.
We must now await the results
of the experiments instituted IN
u waters, to increase the supply
of fish which do not necessarily
seek the sea, as we'll as of those
whose habit 1T is to come / from
the sea periodically to deposit their
spawn in the rivers. The success
of Virginia demonstrates the hope
fulness Of the first experiment.; and
the active efforts of the fish COM
mission to propagate the shad
makes it probable that an old time
abundance may be restored. The
late report Of Col. Polk OF the De-
partment of Agriculture encour-
ages the belief that all III waters
will in the course Of a few years
TEEN as Of old with not only shad,
but with black bass, California and
land locked salmon, and with others
of less note.
But to make these efforts effec-
tive, the cooperation OF public
opinion and of legislation is essen
tial. The most earnest labors of
the fish commissioners may be
brought to nought by the selfish
cupidity of individuals. Legisla-
ton must take care of this, and see
that the wants and the rights of the
whole people are provided for and
protected. j. d. G..
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-05-02

soil and climate, or 10 such forage
plants, and as the German millet
which on a small area, produces an
abundance Of succulent and nutrl-
titious food. Oats and fodder
must be dethroned from their ex-
clusion dominion over the fortunes
or habits of the farmer.
J. ID. G..
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-05-02
90

H This paper is printed at 10 P. Y
every Wednesday. Price -, in ad-
vance. 1t is the Official Mouth-piece
of the Department of Agriculture. I'm
migration and Statistics Gov. L.. b.
Vance, Chairman Col. l.. J.. Polk.
Commissioner. Monthly reports are
furnished by w or more correspond
ents from every county In North caro-
lima, giving all items of interest.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-05-02

Gen. Fitzhugh Lee, of Virginia, is to
deliver the address at the Confederate
memorial services to be held in Loudon
Park Cemetery, Baltimore, in the first
week Of June.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-05-02

The rains in many portions of the
State have been very heavy.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-05-02

Jacksonville, Fla, is taking vigorous
sanitary precautions,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1878-10-31
3eitnngs:@efete.

3u Tuk uno Trommen n'an9et nn.
5erer 9lbonneutcn une 2e|er, o'e p'eue'@1
nod ni6t nit ben @eietsn, 'uel@e e'nea
3eitungsberausseber in Ieinem nnter=
nebmen i4iiteu, pertrant uno oetann'
.5inn, ,uouen mir oielelben bier folsen
lo1er. @ielelber lino in Der san5en
Union anmenobar uno itets in Rroft.
/. Mer 6rei Nummern elmer 3eltune
onnimmt, ob miinolib ooer br.er'n
oufseforoert ooer niAt. miro ols sloon=
nent betra9tet uno but fir oieleloe 81
be5ablen.
2, Wenn M6onnenten cine 3eitun9
niGt otbeiteuen, 10 miro aneenommen
baB lie oieielbe fort 5u balten w''nld9en
3. Cine @ei9erung, Die 3etun9 pof
Der betreHsnoen Yef= Office ob3ueolen
pbne oielelbe besablt 5n baben, >pr'
als obG6t;ger Betrus ange|e6en.
4. &ein Mbonnement tann redtssnl
ti9 obbeFeQt werocn, obne oaB all
@ldtdnoe be;ablt lino.
5. Wenn M5onncnten es unterlaN'n
ibre 3e,tun9 BON BET Poltoftlee ob5a
bolen, 10 lino fs bofiir perant'portl'd]
big lis i6re san5e &e@uua9 be3ablt IN
Die 3eituns abbetsat baben. al.
6. Weun Mbonnenten ibren Wobn
ort perano bern, obne Die 3eitungs-OfI
su benadri6ti9en, 10 1T es ibr Sdo
ben ,penn Die 3eitung nod 'DreI
fru6eren @o6nortc 9elanot miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1878-10-31

3sit re@tferti9en unb bies ou@ ttun
iobalo Die in ieinem snterene in 2oni-
lfana acmo&ten grnsnnuns beftdtistI-
Fnb. Mnberion iast, ferner, er lei bon
feinem Better @ppber bupirt woroen.
petder i'm n6tbiste Dor Dem gsbtter=
ausi@riie 5u eri&eiatn unb eine: @e=
biibr BON $3,5Os esbielt, inocra ct an=
CAB, BOP er iein (skaberions) @ermitt |,
Ter lei. I
Cine GSabniinnise..
Bropibenae, 81. g., 25. Oct. III
Gter @ohill, elm jribcres 9iennuda<y !
den oes 9o@ra. 9aters 9osers ny
griitoI, tom 9eItern gu aieieu, 1ab ,ot
libn, iie uons Ropll4ner8 sll teT eien
melden ibr aneebli4 ain oneeay Mr;,.
fer ols 8abe auferl@t bate. S>o if.
bod @atsr &oeers. bic 3 :iluuo u;dt
oornobu. idlus .aal bvs Grouen,im=
msr else sa"pe an ses Gopj, ,uoourd,
er ein' l@pere5 &spr .bune .rbielt unc
'eins Fle'oIlaeai!y te, lomie bas 3im.
msf in Sra.aa ?, eri,tben. Ser Yrieiter
epran9 IN esn' in Der Ndbe b.fnolide
Vfefne>. o'is uel6er er ipdter bon
No@e'ar' se;o9tn )puroe, bic ou@ oas
,f|6eret in feinem Simmer 10; :bten. 9os
!, D'sht"a'mmsr pel6es obnt 3psn;'.l
p0V""h::;e if. ;ieferte iid t.u:. Ser
YoIisei aug, inoem es erfldrts, es babe
= einen Yrieiter 9et6otet uno Gin 6aus
: nieoergebrannt.
;, Mus 3enneKce.
Mempbis, q. Oct. 9as De-
!, mofrotii1e Greeutipcomite oielcs Di=
!. itricts ma9t betannt, bab es in Tolae
= oes @elben s ebers teine Gonpention
- einbcrnfen ,ueroe uno Ipri6t Die 9off-
- nnug aus, bcB Die 9emofraten4bei Der
Mabl fiir Den fabi9ien uub beiten
& onor~e 10. rr.-r
o.>beoho'oate1 I..lnmen meroen.
Sle republitaniide Gonpent;on ,um
3 3'Dede Der Nominirune eines Gouere6=
: conolooten tpiro am %. .. 9R. aulam
i mentreten uno bic nationole. @.eenbod=
;: partei bat auf ben 20. B. M. cine Col:
. |pention gu bemielb.n 3pede einberufen.
: @err gaiep Doung, ,ue!6er seaen-
> ndrtis oieien @iitritt i'm Gon9rtB per-
!. tr'tt, miro morsen an5eisen, oab er o!s
e unabbdnsiser eonoioat fir feline Wic=
: |oermdblnng auftritt.
Cincinnati, 25. Oct. 0enrn
Us. Spler, Gin betanntcr 9esperooo
: BON parftrsbure> @. 8a., erIdoB qe-
ltern lsine 6rau uno Damn 6@ ielbt. |
Man s!aubt, Ct ici ;ur 3eit betruuten
geueien. @sa
Nus OCT W0pnun9 BON .9bomns
9sitin in Gentreoille, Sno., ,uuroen qe.
tern $4,000 in @elo unb Noten qeitob=
len. Won oen Diebsu bat man nod
feline Spur.
:! Gs 1T fat mic ju fpdt, cine burd
$rtd(tun9 entitanoene Rranfbeit au &c.
ben. unter,uerfe bid elmer lanqere,
ununterbro4enen Sur nit ST.. NuQuffli
I2oni9's 6ambur9er Bruittbee uno Dir ;
|piro oeine 3ofiauns auf @eneiuns
lui@t 3u @4anoen .perben. 6err 6.
gSeioemann. gulman. Mla.. idreibt :
|oatiiber: 9r. giusu;t 95ni9's $5am=
|bur9er BruIttbte bat mid BON einem
|ltlDercn gyl!i!i:bel tefreit. Nu9 ,neiucIt
|5reunoe balten ben 5bee bod i'm II
Wert9e uno itimmen barin nit mir
absrein. bab es tein 5. Heres Mittel se.
tgen 9uften uno grtdItuns siebt. Ii,
Btionbere Anlase ~ malarii4en gr.
4 + .
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1878-10-31
Nitf)t III iiberieben !!

4iermit modten mir iclde. bic bel uns nod
/ Sduloen baben, ireunbl.dit eriud)en. ibr.
>&iidltdnbe bis: lapqtens gum I. slobembe,
1878 Al sntridten, i'm fid iueitcre .lntofeu
su eripareu, uno um ibreu 6 ereoit fir bic 3u.
;tunft su fidern.
8lote & @entfelb.
&i@ Srairie, @orriion g., Miun. IL
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1878-10-31
Ielegrapb.
81 II alann.
Sic ii@e 1ra9t.

Dieinbij9e Gra9e.
2onoon, %. Oct. Cine Sepel@e
aus @imla iddtt, bab Die Ye'danar
golonne aug 10000 Mann, NIT Sc
Ranonen Die 2o,um golonne aus g.
600 Monn, nit "a &anonen; uno Die
Quettab @olonne aus $4,000 Ntann,
nit 60 Ganonen aa6er einem ftarten
srain BON 8elaserunsssel@i'ben be'
iteben >peroe. Gin Drittel bsr 5rup=
pen beRebt aus europdsrn.
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