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and still another two followed the same
general route, but kept further to the
eastward; the four reaching the Federal
posts after having endured great suffer-
ings in the mountains.
The last two entered upon longer but
more speedy course. Starting southwest
they reached the banks OF the Chatta-
hooche river. where they purloined boat
and were soon gliding placidly toward the
gulf of Mexico. They were in consider
able peril from the rapids near Columbus,
Ca, and We're obliged to abandon their
sklff and make difficult detour to pass
this obstacle; but seizing another boat
below the rapids they ran OH, with many
notable adventures, till they at length
reached Appalachicola bay, where they
rowed boldly out to sea and were picked
up by the Federal blockading squadron.
They made the whole journey in less than
u month from setting out, and were thus
able to carry the first definite news to
Washington Of the fortunes Of the enter
prise in which they had been engaged.
We who had been recaptured went back
to our prison with heavy hearts, believing
that the sentence against which we had
NOtlll III" lull ul'Jii tto' i'uo otA
anticipations were not realized. We were
strictly guarded in Atlanta, first in the
city prison, and afterward in the bar
racks, for two months, and then for
wartled to Richmond. We were not even
yet recognized as prisoners of war, and
were always made to feel that we were in
especial danger; but no further court
martial was convened for u.s. At Rich
mond we were sent at first to the same
prison as other captive Federal troops
the celebrated Libby-but were sooE re-
moved to Castle Thunder, where we re-
mained for the winter The Federal Sec
retary of war, Edwin NJ. Stanton, was
deeply interested in our expedition after
he had learned the particulars of it from
those who had escaped, and he directed
that efforts should be made to induce the
Confedcrates to consent to our exchange.
In this he was finally successful, though
we were not to be exchanged as prisoners
Of war, but to be included in II special
arrangement made for some 300 citizens
and fugitives on each side against whom
there were charges more or less grave.
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BRINGING UP CHILDREN RA-
TIoNALLY.-It is as natural to q
child to be happy as it is to a fish to
swim. But for this they need a GER
tain amount of ''letting alone" 1t
is a great mistake for parents to
hamper their children with foolish
restrictions. We pity the little BIS,
our next-door neighbor's children,
from the bottom of our heart. There
isa picket fence in front of the house,
and they are scarcely allowed to 60
near it, lest they should climb and
hurt themselves. They cannot climb
a tree for the same reason. They may
not skate or swim, or have gun. The
consequence of this training is that
their parents haye made towards of
them all, with the exception of little
Bessie, who is the most daring little
mischief that ever wore a sun-bon-
net, and she has learned to be deceit
full and plays all her mad pranks
we'll out of sight of her parents eyes.
We caught her the other day walk
ing the railing of bridge that cross
ed the track of a railroad a hundred
feet below. The railing was not
foot wide, and she triumphantly told
US that she had walked it while the
train was passing under. 1t was
enough to make one shudder.
Don't fancy your boy is made of
glass. Grant a reasonable request,
and let him feel that when you re-
fuse, it is for his own good. Between
the Jellybys and the Gradgrinds of
life, children have hard time OF it.
The youngest child needs some sort
ofagreeable occupation, and certain
amount of physical freedom. There
is nothing more painful to young
people than to feel that life is one
dull routine, and that "nothing ever
happens" as we once heard discon-
solate lad remark.
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CHAPTER XIV.
lie CAPTURE OF THE RAIDERS.


The last stage in this remarkable en-
terprisc may be more briefly described.
The raiders, wearied, hungry and without
guides and ignorant Of the country, and
with no means of directing their course,
were in q most unfavoruble position for
attempting their escape. 1t was probably
a little after noon when the locomotive
was abandoned. Two trains of pursucrs
were at hand, and these soon exchanged
the chase by rail for hunt in the woods.
Yet they did not rely so much Oh what
they could personally do i'll the Way of
pursuit, as in rousing the whole country,
and in sending out searching parties from
every village and along every road. Swift
riders were dispatched in every direction
to spread the alarm. Telegraph stations
ahead were reached and messages flashed
over the wires, which gave, often with Il
good deal Of cXaggeralon, the outlines Of
the occurrences of the day, and sum
rlonch loyal Conistlcratcs TO put forth
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CHAPTER Mi.
\ BURNING G e \ L.

But for the wetncss of the day ali his
efforts even yet would have been foilcd.
We how did what had been in the mind
of Andrews, doubtless, for some time
past-what lie might have tried even ut
the Oostenaula bridge had not the inter
val between that and Calhoun been so
fearfully short. lie ordered us to fire
our last car while we were running. 1t
was said easily, but was much harder to
do. Everything about the car was as wet
as it well could he. The rain iell i'll tor
rents, and the wood was drcnchcd in the
tender. 1t was by no small effort and
skillful firing that the engine fire could
be kept at the heat required for fast rum
niEg. But desperate fingers tore every
thing combustiblc loose from the car, and
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THE LAWS OF HEREDITY.-A
certain man had, during his entire
lifetime, gratified'his every passion,
and died with an oath on his lips
and scorn of decency in his heart.
He left three sons. In spite of their
mothers prayers and tears, each son
followed his fathers blighting eX-
ample. Like their father, at no
period in their lives did they ever
show the slightest desire to reform.
So reckless were they that not one
of the three lived to be twenty-five
years old. Two of the brothers died
unmarried. The third had a good
wife, but did not live to see his son,
who was born a month or two after
his death.
Every care was taken to surround
this child with good influences. He
knew nothing of the dissipation of
his grandfather, father and fathers
brothers. They were dead. His
mother never spoke of them.
AS q lad he was brutal and vicious
in the extreme. II don't want to be
good!" was his favorite expression,
if taken to task for boyish 1nisdeed.
Before he was - years old he had
run away from home eight times, to
associate with children of the gutter.
He is now 81. He is a drunkard,
a thief-for he stole jewelry from his
mother to pawn-and dissolute rep
rebate.
He declares that if he knew of any
vice into which he has not plunged,
he would straightWay test it. He
has broken his mothers heart. With
the utmost complacency he is watch
ing her die of grief for his depravity.
Nothing affects him. He is as in
different to punishment as he is to
tenderness. If he lives ten years
longer, he will reach the gallows.-
Philadelphia Ne,Us.
--<<--
HS~ It is mind, soul and heart
not taste or art-that. make men
GREAT.
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If the sky had
been clear SO as to
render travelling
by the sun and
the stars possible
for the first day
and night, he and
probably many
others would have
e S aped. Th o
alarming of the
CO un try took
time; and it was
practic able to
have travelled
swiftly ahead of
the pursuit clear
TO the Federal
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MARK WOOD

J: SxQLsoN. J. A. PORTER. D. A. DORSEY. ~.
''I3'E EFEM OF THE ESCAPED RAIDERS.
their utmost efforts to prevent the escape
of the fugitives. Such appeals were not
in vain. Within twenty-four hours, in
spite of the storm that was raging, all the
country between the scene of the chase
and the Union lines was strongly and
guarded, and every means en-
ployed to prevent any fugitive from lurk-
in the woods or passing northward.
Yet the writer has always believed that
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DARING AND SUFFERING.
History Of the Andrews Railroad
Raid Into Georgia in 1862.
The Most Heroic and Tragic Episode
of the Civil War.

Embracing Full and Accurate Account
OF the Secret Journey to the Heart of
the Confeder:cy, the Capture of q
Railway Train in Confederate Camp,
the Terrible Chase That Followed, aud
the Subsequent Fortunes Of the Lender
and His Party. 49,
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@r We all have our secret sins; and
if we knew ourselves we should not
judge each other harshly.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1888-03-14
By WILLIAM PITTENGER,
4 MEMBER or THE EXPEDITION.
CHAPTER XI.

[Copyrighted, 1887, by War Publishing Co., n. Y,
and published by arrangement with them.l
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WILLIAM DESSISGER. WILLIAM REDDICK.
ROBERT DrFFCM.

ROBERT DCFFCM.
JACOB PAREoTT. z. H. MASON.
GROUP OF EXCHANGED PRISONERS.
On the 18th of March, 1868, the eX
change was effected, and with feelings
that cannot be described the writpre land
his five companions returned to enjoy the
sweets of safety and freedom. Scarcely
able to realize their good fortune, they
journeyed by truce boat from City Point,
Va, to Washington, where they were rc-
ceivcd by President Lincoln and other
high officials with every mark OF honor.
So ended our experiences of daring and
suffering in connection with the great
Andrews railroad raid into Georgia.
LILLE ENDl
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-17
Mfrifa

Se Snbfebte paa Soniibarfpiten bar
meebelt be brittle Nsenter, at Striben
meb 9piferne opitob berueb, at bisie
blanbebe Jig / beres Gnlissenoer. Stris
ben er belt us bolbent perionlis ps fun
rettet mob bet ipif ps DitafrifanfteS elltab
os life mob ben tpife Resierins, Iom be
Ter Op til meb flor Nstelie. asenterne
flyer, at be Subsidies Srub msb 9ps
'terne bar foraariaset Sultanen al Sans
iibar fore Sunbelstab, os at 3plferne
uilbe bebit fremme fine esne Snteresier
berpeo, at be tuuns bet pitafritanfe
Selifab til at bsbanoie be Snbfsbte ret
ferbist.
Sfslse be ieneite Beretninssr fra
Zanzibar bar Heseritammerre paa ap
ten rOttet fig iammen mob 7pIterne.
9e / &ilpa inbeIuttebe 9pitere bar iors
siepes 9ase iisnaliieret ben tplfe
&anunbaab "W6we" ON Sjelp. Sire
tplte 8anonbaaoe ~beorbrebes forleben
Dag af ben tpife Resjertns til Saniis
b~arfpiten.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-17

soot iom noset 6i!uminsit aul, ber inbs
igres til Datcta.
TOr 3anosmanD q. u. Grant er
nomineret til aanbioat for Superintera
bent Of Sduols for Minnebaba gcuntp.
YrGriebranbe Dor / 2rbet al usen
soela9t en- M9nsoe so Os Sueoe | Om'
esnen at gpiilanti, 10 Mil / Spb TO,
Jamestown, ps PED I%rrpippoob, &c
Wfil / Norb for iamme Bp,
S Cmesnen al Bismard bar osiac
raiet pplpiomme Breriebranbe, mer
Staben er life iaa tor, iom man bapbs
irpstet.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-17
Y ebraffa.

Gn bel 6amilie inbebrGnot. @n
5armers Camille ueo gtuun &idter, Der
boebe melem @eneua os Diploma, be-
itoaenbe al Wanp, aune os fem Bsrn,
inoebrenote Scat til Ssnbas, &onen
us 8srneie Dor bgoe, ba Naboerne fOm
til 8ranbiteoet. Wanben par enonu
ilipe, men bar iaa LENT forbranot, at
ban ianoipulisuis fommer til at bs al
fine Branoiaor. On 2anoftrpser, Der
~itanoleoe Uper Natten Dos Gi6ters,
inbebrenbte psioa. Manoen os 9ano.
itrpserer par brutne pm Nftenen, Os
man untaser, OF 9anoftrpseren tilfals
bisuis bar fat Glib paa 9uiet, efterat
ban bar saot tilisnss.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-17
ttroliabeoer paa Naoasassar.

Baa Mabasastar bar Der / cuer tire
Maaneber berifet tore llrolisbeoer;
men bisi, bar MI antaset en- meset Be-
tentelis aaratter. os bele ben norbueFs
lise Del al Zen beinber fig for 9ibeu
/ ben uOloiomfte Bsp1selie.
Bespnbelien til oisie llrolisbeoer uar,
at WacOaerne / Ruiunsa slorce Oprsr
os nasteoe at lpitre 8rOnninsens Be-
f%alinser. Oct er en- enselif gisent pee
goun M. 8not, iOm berer StplbeH aers
for; tbi ban opmunireoe til Oprsr, gar
fullte Setter os uooelte 8anben. "a
man ira 3unanariuo siorbe Joranftalts
ninser til at fue Oprsret, lpstsbe GU
selifmanben os FOB be ulpffelise Sub
fsote / Stiffsn. gftsrat ieE al beres
5opsbanfsrere par brebte. u~nberfnFeSe
be andre fig paanpt 9ronninssns Serre
osmme.
Ru oar imiblertio SOuaerne siort
Oprsr us rpffer | fore aolonnsr mob
Safalaperne os Antafarerne, buis Sds
ferbeb pulbe pere saranteret ueo ben
franf booaiife 1raitat. 9ette fsSe
e~iterat ben frantic reiioerenoe General
par airsiit. Sopasrne bar b%siluttst at
plle brabe Gntatarernes aouse, IfiGs
lala. os Saialapernes Drowning, Bis
mao, os iat en- bsi Yris paa oeres 90
psoer. & henne ~gnlebuius bar 5rauf
rise aiienbt Generalerne Sc Npre H|
Bilers til Tananaripo.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-17
Sorifjelltgt t.

Erofeslor 5orbes, Staten Suinois'S
gntomolos, ifriper, at gbinsbbuss i
ben ipblise Del Of SlinOis bsr | Mass
iepis. !San antaser, at Der er ubbruot
en- imitiom Spsoom blanbt bisie Stabes
bpr.
- Oct bar tiblisere paret beretiet,
Of Wormonerne bar fjsbt fore 2anbs
itrafninser / Werifo. De ben9gter MI,
at bette er 9ilfeloe, os at be life tenz
fer paa at ilptie no al 2anoet.
= s en- Of Suuebsaberne / 6elena,
Wontana, bar mar funbet risbolOis
sulofsrenbe grts.
- Iarbien at 5rustbBiten / galis
fornia iaar anilaaes til 100000.
- State 9airp Commits iioner Sber>
man / Soma Tiger, at Sleomarsarine
2ooen bar beoirfet, at Der MI fun er ct
5irma | Sopa, Der bnr Gicenie til at
ielse &untimsr.
= s 2~anbsbpeu Woscop, Sbabo,
brenbte forleben Dag mango Jprret.
niussbuie. B~ranoIfaben a~nilaaes til
$4,000.
- 70 Smaasutier % ~ Seits inbes
branbte yfat til Tirsoas | Nep gort
gitp.
= 8 Suli Maaneb 1870 anfom so
iuenife Samilier til Maine os boiatte
fig / 8ilbnisiet / Qrooitoot gcuntp.
Der er nj en- tripelis liben 2anbsbD
meo 700 Snbbpssere, 20 sobe Blot
bnie, 80 Gramebuie, II giase, Os 100
5arme paa 80 Qcres bper.
= Jorleben Dag reiite en- Del Ri.
neiere fra gbicaso til Nsp gorf meo
8rano 9runf gauen, Der belpis aaar
sjennem 8anaba. Sisfse ben npspebs
tasne aou mob aineiernes Subpanbrins
maa bisie &ineiere forbliue / aanaba
be faar buerfen saa oper @ranien tit
New gorf, os beler life fan be penbe
tilbase til Chicago.
- 8eo college Botnt, Gong Sslanb,
blep forleoen Dag erperimenterst meo
ben Of George s. Saisbt os @. 3.
@aro opfunbne 9orpeoO, Der oriues usb
aulipre os itpres peb Sielp al glsttris
citet. 8usierbuaben "Nina" blsp last
for Gnfer 7 Mil ira 8pften; furan Den
par an6rnst ct tort Sfiarmbret. Tors
peboen tilbasslasbe 9%iitanien paa 3
Mtinuter, fnuite Sfipen os iplintrsbs
Sfiarmbrattet os Busisrbaasen / imau
Stptter.
- Joreninssu "arbeibets 8ibbereA
bar after tiltruitet fig OHsntlisbebens
Dpmeriiombeb, ibet en- al bets lsbsnbs
Reblemmer sr ubtraabt, nemlis Z. .,
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-17
Vpr SrDitipage.

Spbolo big uoenfor quiet Splifin.
net iaa meset Tom mulis.
8ar life noset aleoninsstptfe, iom
fan binore ben frie Bepeselie al Brpitet.
Sop / fort 8erelie meo Guitperlins.
Sab altio Subaanoinsen ioresaa
siennem Neien.
8rus ulone unberflaoer, uloitrpmz
per os t~ptiaalebe Stspler.
Spis tire Souebmaaltiber baslis, ps,
ON bet er mulist. ct lettere Maaltio
mellem bpert.
9rit riselis ganc, men life for folbt.
unbsaa ale uploiOmme slnitrensel.
ier. aunserne fan let pues, uoen OF
belle aroppen Iattss / 8epaselie.
gp big / opbe Snb= ps llbaanbinser.
uoaanb al Den 9uft, iom bet er big mus
list at presie uh al 2unserne % inbs
anno iaa / lanse Drag. inbtil bper eneite
brusbar Del az 2unserne er fat i 8es
paselie.
Gag bisle guelier ipm en- Sorrets
ntngsias ps uar punftlig Os noiastis i
uofereiien al boer eneite @nfeltbeo.
Stp I Suoen peb Ntasluiie Os Yao.
ming. 9unserne fan life beores, bois
Quoen er upirfiom.
Soit fun, naar bet er npbuenoist, %
slor bet aloris iaa lanse, at 9unserne
bliper sanife iulbe al 9uft. Oct sjsr
famine Iptte os foraariaser minore
Blase. ON ou better meb nGiten TONNE
Gunser.
Spals life bet, ium bu better op.
Man fuar let 9pspepii af bet.
Get Spboitebe maa ipbttes uo / &rus,
bpori bet fan sisrss uifabeliSt.
Stp Brasen al 2Obaf | enbuer 5orm.
Srus tibet Meoicin.
Bent life Mirafler. Oct tus 2ib for
OFT 9eSeme at blipe ipeitet. 8an on
9slbreoes, iaa oil bet Usiaa tase 2io at
TONNE paa re. aicl isien.
(Sunbbebsblabet).
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-17
WistDnitn n.

Gn Sloebrano forrise 2srbas lasbe
Setter 2euremans 9abe / 9%rempealeau
@ounip / Ruiner. so IONS So, 500
Buibels Saure, 5ar~mrec ifaber os Mas
finer os 4 Sueoeiaffe brenbte. Branoz
ftaben %anilaaes til $4,000. Snsen 80
iurance.
Oct norife Samlag / giOrtb Ga grOsie
oalste fslsenbe Gmbebsmeno peo Narsz
msoet ben Ste Sftober: Yreiibent, Sub
pig 9abl; 8ice 8rsiiosnt, Sobs. QmS=
ruo; Sefreter, 6. 6. gridion; 8uss
isrer, Sobn Oleion; Bibliptbefarer,
2ars Nmsrup, Die Nmsruo; 5rultee,
Dfartin SalporIon.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-17
Il t.
Nem Werifo.

Snbpanoring al Wtsrifanere. On
bel Del merifanite 5amilier er i ben
ieners 9ib inbpanbret fra Staten So
nora til BEN ipolise Del al grijona os
Hep Werifo. Som @runb ansiuer be,
at bet er neiten umul,st for fattise Soft
i Sonora at f~ortjene tit baslise Brsb
paa en- erlis Maabe, ba ole Yense
fommer mer os n,er ! Senoerne poa
nosle faa rise. 8esierinsen / Sonora
bar iolst aft offentlist 2anb til rise
Gmerifansre os Gnslanoere. Den blo>
bise Os foitbare &ris mob be pinoiiibe>
lise gaquiz Snoianere, bar paret isrt
enc os alene for at bergue bem beres
uaroiiuloe 2anbitrefninser.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-17

git thumbs os 500 ftranoebe. $4,000
Berioner beifabisebes, % be fleite al
oisie iaar irembeles offentlis llnberitsta
telie. Senere bar polbiomme Sper'
iusmmelier blemisst Yrouinien Mouf.
ben, bporueo Sunoreber af Snbbpsa
serne orufneoe, mango Bpsninser os
belle aplinsen soelasses. aolera raisr
iremceles i pong Song. BET siennem'
initlise Initial Tilialoe ON 0asen er
so, be ilsite al be ansrebne bsr al Smits
ten.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-17
talerne eler biem. Manse Of benz bar
fat l~ipsfarlis Sfabe.
Nem Oorf.

SampIfibet Queen" Nationals Sim
jen ANTON / Snsooss til Nep Yorf.
5orrise Srebas bapoe bet paa New
Jounsfafes Banfene itSbt iammen meb
bet i~ranite 5iiterfartsi "Mabeleine" os
ifaaret bet i TO Dele. 5ilferiartsist ianf
Itrar. 8apteineu, fDrite os anbea Stprs
manb os Observation-Disclosures rebbebes,
~efterat babe brepet omfrius paa Sauet
en- Time. Rei.en al Beiatninsen, 20
Manb, brufneoe. 0ampifibet Queen"
miiteoe 8Ousiprpoet % 5ormaiten.
Gn sammet Sfilbpaobe. gua en-
6arm / Narbeoen al Mibolstpwn ions
seoe nor forleben Dag en- Sfilbpabbe,
paa bpis Rps Iarstalet 177l os Bog
itaperne 6. s. par inbitdarne. Man
antager, at 5orbositauerne 6. s. itaar
for glii6a Simlap, Der bsbe / 1889 /
en- Ilber af so Gar. Sans Ssn Soiepb
SimlaD Dor III paa 5armen.
Y%oittDpeii. st freft 8oIttpperi blep
Scat til Sreoas besaaet / Buffalo. De
fleite greue, iom tom til Yoitbuiet ON
Natten, bar aabnebe, os ale Yense os
Berler pjaalne. Den naite N.orsen
fanot man en- 8uibel meo aabneoe
Breoe paa @aoen ubenfor Eofbuiet.
Deb en- n9rmere llnoerisselie piite BET
Jig. at ale 8repe fra Canada os be
heite ira for1fjeaise Steber / be 5preneoe
Stater par plDnbrebe. Iae Banter /
Bpen blep itrar unberrettebe ON 9puez
riet os anmobebe ON at bolbe Eie meb
~mist9nfelise Yerioner, iom preienterebe
8erler for l%lobetalins. Dm 5ormio@
hagen fom en- Boitbetjent, Spbn Sbielbs,
inb paa en- Banf meb en- 8erel. San
bleu itrar arreiteret % tilitob, at ban
bapbe be9aaet 1Doeriet.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-17
California.

Senator 9elauo STANFORD, Der er
IS Nar sammel, er iaa ing, at ban er
reiit til europa for ON mulist at itprfe
fin Selbreo. San tenfer mesei paa
Dsben, iises Der, ps er alerebe bespnot
at bpsse paa tit iibite Suileiteo / i'm
Sjemitat California. 0ette Wauioleum
- @rapminbe - fommer iii at foite
bam $250,0O0. Oct ppfsres ai Sranit
fra Bermont, cs Warmor. 9e iuere
Stene bussss / Often; ben itprite @raz
nitblOf er Iaa iper, at Der MAJ bpgses
en- ieresen Sernbanepssn for at faa DEN
transpprteret til California.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-17
& 8.

SaltinonItrien | Ganias. Jorrise
Manoas bleu BEN fsrite Salttsnbe, ion,
er ~probuceret / 8insman, iofst ueb Of
fentlis Nuftion. 9aeen bteu bsitioes
lisbolot meo flor Stas. Stolebgrnene
fit fri ps Muiiforps paraberebe siens
mem Gnoerne. Salttpnben blep Iolst
flere @anse fUr imaa summer os I'll,
b~asesipet gIerne. Siblte Gang bleu
ben iplst for s12O til y. 81. Griffith,
aasierer for Farmers & 9ropers Banf.
S~nlttsnben i~uobraste ialt $175.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-17
2obe' Tmmmer 734.

Barn. Sioen 1886 or Neblemmers
nes Gntaf fprminlfst fra 10000 til
252,571. 5oreninsen sr osiaa / gsus
sefuibe, ibet ben bar en- @ialo paa &c.,
600.
- Ronsresien bar / oenne SesTon
tilabt. at Der bpsses 4 Sernbaue6roer
ouer Wisiisfppi, booroso sS fIi#eis fas.
binbss msb Sonia paa ben anbeH 5toe
at MisfsIippis Jloben, nemlis ueb Gqus
apfa | Senberion Gountp, os Deb Gitns
ton, Wuseatine os burlington.
- gmbebsmanb / Maniio6a bar opr
baset, at fore Wensber Opium inbs
fsres Der os imusles oper Sranieu tit
9afoto. amerifanere %imusler ogiaa
Bp3setsmmer oper Srnnien. 5or Of
iette en- Stopper for benne uloplise
3rafif er en- Gfoelins ribsnoe GOlitj
beorbret til 8ranien.
- Sinbsipa9e Snpnlioer al Unions
armeen ienoes MI til Resjerinssns
SinbsiDseaipl / Boibinston. Gasus
iaabanne nlpffelise bleu iorteoen Dog
ienbt fra "Solbier's Some" oeo gsils
ipaufee til @aibinston. Blanbt be
Sinosiuase bsfanbt fig en- Bacon, Der /
Garepis fun bar taft ON os psniet pas
at latte Slb paa Soloaterblemmet /
Wilpnutee. s ct Sisrne Of Sernbaue
posnen iao en- snmmel Mariueioloat,
Der unber Borserfrisen ialot neo fra
en- Wait paa en- 8%anonbaao os ft en-
iaa iuer Siernerptelie, at ban life alere
miitebe Jorltanben, men bleu osiaa iulos
itanbis blinb.
= De 5orenebe Staters Tolbtrtters
i bet norblise s%tiuebau, / Behring's
itrabet off,, Der trpbier / bisie 5ars
oanbe belle Garet for at beifptte Sel.
bunoefansften, bar Bbet Hib6rubue
Manofaber paroiiuloe 9ienelter. 81
nansminiiteren mobtos forleoen Dag
1atfefr,pelier fro aapteinerne paa fem
Sualfanserfibe. iom 1olofuttereu
"8ear" babbe biulpet. Z Brepat, Ser
l~ebiaseoe 9affefriuelien, Tiger en- at
aapteinerne: Sioen 8eslerinsens Sti6e
be9pnbte at triple / bisie 5aruoube,
bar be reboet 400 Stibbruone o. ptei
mango Sualfanserifibe, Der bar inbe'
flemte melem Ssilas, Biituno, be bar
osiaa ofte brast 2esebielp, Do bet iOn
befienot paa SUalfanserifibene life fus
oes 2eser. Joruben "Bear4 Gar oss
iaa 9olbfatteren "9betis" siurt fig iers
beles fortient.
- S%tortbinset / S%onolulu, be Sd
uaiiiife Ger, bar faitiat Snrens Stsrs
relie til IS Manb. SIsfrissmnsten En-
ppbeoet. Nlt mob 8onsens Billie.
= &eiieren af aina, Der er Is War
sammel, ital ben 24be Sanuar II. u.
CITIES. Eli Observation-Disclosures er
Der beuifsst 100000 2itrl. Oper 2 Rin-
9oIars.)
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-17
Benntglp
lllpffe unoer en- 6runofenneoleas

lllpffe unber Ell 6rnnbfenneblGgs
ming. 5orrise Ssnoas gitsrmiboas
lasbes @runbitenen til en- pOlit fatbOlif
8irfe | &eabins. TIMBER ben bsiiibes
lise Gambling baube 5000 Wanb, &uinz
Der % Bsrn iaat Ylabs paa ct @ulu
ouer 8ialoereinsen. Slubielis gap
@utpet eftsr, ps ooer 100 Of 9ilbsrerre
falbt nsb / aieloeren os blep mere eller
minore lemlaitebe. Oct tps lang lib,
isrenb mon ft be lemlaitebe pp al aials
ceren % brast inb | be narmeite Suie,
bpor 2aserne funbe iorbinbe beres
Saar. Senere blep be brast til poipis
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-17
M untan q.

6enrD Ggaens, m rig 8uasupbrats
ter ner Selena, bleu / Onsbass ppers
flDrt us orabt af ct 8unitruftionstren
paa Wurtbern Yacific Banen. DIR.
gssens bar so Nar sammel % efters
laber gnfe % 4 8srr.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-17
"geb Nrnen" No. 6.

S Sjerneuinbuet.- Toman al 1r
@eritGfer.
en- anb Siituri fra Sibiriens Sor-
brpberoerben.
Soloen. VT Sileosr fra Yeittpiten al
Norse al Ta8oalene gboreien.
&nappenaalen ps SpnaaIen
p.-Seb g. 8.
5or os ra 5amilieIipet.--S inf 10,
en- Mober.-gt Barns Trp.
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