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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-04-11
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Wv SStS3 3S$IS Nv ssS|S] SSUVSS 81 SeWEIx
@ttbSntanoffab.
Paa Rriitiania Siemanbsbiem tunbe
man to,leben treffe ben reboebe Befets
ming paa Bart Mrcturus" af Stapan:
ger, iom ! Mibten at forrise Maanee
bleu forlaot ! atlanterbauet.
nMrcturus", iom uar ct elore Sern>
if.b, torlob ben lobe Mopember ificr
Buenos Mpres, beitemt for Rotterbam.
s Sipen fit @tuoen @torm. lom tiltos
! en- uoloiom @rao, inotil anbapbe ct
0eir at en- ubeitripelts 0olblombeb.
y Mreturus" iom baube Erelaa inbe,
utfte fig at uere umults 8ioeutnbs>
ieilabs. Stibet truebe meb at leqge
fig belt ouer. st Bar @ange fob
8anbet belt inb til MafebuQene, mems
&eerne btn9leoe nebe Siperne. Sti.
bets Terer, Ole gieIien, fanbt bet iaa~
lebes umuli9t at boloe til 0inben len,
sere. Mfan n1aatte breie runbt % lesge
benbe unbaf Uetret. Set ulptteli9e
par, at meb ben fpblt9e @iub tom Stu>
ben lensere og lensere mob Morb.
Wfan tunbe mart uente at mpoe Ssbiers
se, = faalan9t par man tommet ub af
be uanltse Rurier. Mt faa vMrcturus !"
til at ietle tsien lob fig bog lite alsre.
Tor bper Goriss uiite bet fig ees uanite:
lisere at brtnse Stibet til at reiie ts
isien. 2aiten bauoe ifubt fig, os man
laa Der os breu, meb ben enc @ibe bpbt
nebe Siterne. Tra Das til Das blep
@tibet mere Set. Man pumpebe meb
,itor Sberbisbeb, bog uoen at tunbe
boloe oroentlie lens.
Den Omftenoisbeo ifeote uibere til,
at prouianten truebe neo at 1ltppe op.
De al1erebe fpr iaa ubmattebe Matroier
ortebe inart lite mere. &ationerne for>
bellies | itabis mtnore Yortioner.
@noelig ben l3be 6ebruar blep man
efter afbolbt Stibsraab enise ON, at
Sfibet maatte -opsiues. Det tunbe
panftelis bolDe fig mango Dase til mob
bet ouerbenbise 8eir. 2iben @anbipns
Ii9beo par ber oesperre for at mebe
noset Stib. 5 ct 9ar Dase presieoes
Sttbet ipoouer meo ben @mule@eiltraft,
man baube til tin &aabtsbeb. Da alt
9aab om 0teonins ipntes ublutt. uar
be &eobenoe enbelis ner. Sen l6be
Gebruar ueb Nattetib lfinnepe ct Par
2anterner frem. Nattetter ienbtes op,
% be bleu beiuaret. 6auet git bit os
&eontn9en par farefulb. Sen lpttebes
bog 9limrenbe. Snoen noele elmer par
belle Mrcturus"s Beietnin9, l3 Manb,
I COB Bebolb oper paa bet utienbte
Dampittb. 6uorban Torbelbene unber
&ebntnsen par, fremsaar bebft beraf,
at 2,ubaaben, buori 6oltene blep rebbet,
til ilut bleu tnult mob DamperenS @ibe.
@n uelois Sie REM maiete ben Stums
per os Stptter. vMrcturus"s Stibss
papt.er, iom par bet cneite, man bauoe
rebbet meb fig | 8aaoen, forluanbt peo
benne 2eilt9beo Dpbet.
~Mobican", iaa beb Dampitibet, par
ct fort 2aite6amplf,b, biemmebprenbe
2tuerpool. Dets 6prer, Utr. Mobr,
os bans tiette Tolt inbtasbe fig n,esen
9@re af bet bpsttgt ubfprte &ebniuasar-
beibe.
0mborb / pMobican" bleu be ls
Wfanb | IL Dase ba be lanbiattes {,
2ettb. Derfra tom be meb Scotland"
til &rtitiania os retite berfra til 6jemlte>
bet, Stauanger.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-04-11
Tnr,tt ttIiales eller ttltete.

80 Mcres 6arm meb Bysninser /
Conn Of Weitern tilialss eQer tillete,
e nm4, get. 81. (Youen: Tarmen).
Mean benuenoe fig til 6. S. Mrisbt.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-04-11

@rsBreitbent> Rruser foes at uiQe
be9iue fig paa @eien fra 9oQanb til be
Terenebe @tater ben Site Mai, os ban
ital tale Eammanp 9aQ Nem Oort
en- 8be Stunt.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-04-11

5 Xtncoln @ountp bol5er man paa at
trefe fife Mars @rebe nu ferit. Man
tunee lite faa trefe fife 9ptt. Yrpben
lfal pere eob BebolD.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-04-11

&e9ierin9en bar labet ubferbt9e en-
bel npe Trimerter ianlebniuq ben pans
ameritanite fulfilling, % be uil bIiue
ta9ne ibru9 ben LITE Mai.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-04-11

Den 2ebe os. er beftemt til rEres
plantninssbas."
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-04-11

gfaar ct Tolt er iaa lpftelist at etc en-
iaaoan Nattonalifat iom Snorres Bert,
oa er bet en- COB os priieIis @iernius at
sisre iaa mango Tom ntulis belasti9e
BERT, os ber Tan lite pere Epil ON, at
ben 70, ulenbe billise pris tiuiseueb
ben fortrinli9e Oueriettelie uil ttafe
8osen ben itprlte ubbrebelie.
u. 6. Drolium,
Operbibliotefar peb l1niperiitetet..
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-04-11

Ses tror, at ri altfor lanse bar 1ap>
net en- benois l1oaaue af Snorre, ber
ueb I'm PrisbiQiqbeb let tunbe blipe
buermanbs gie. @n Zig pil i1tfert bi.
bra9e me9et til at patte ifprre Cons for
:uDr nutiDnate J11iiffotie. .-ssz=as-=sa4s-
Victor 6olft,
Snipetter,
t. t. Sormano / Tilolo9ernes o9 Reolihernes
2an6sforenin9.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-04-11
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@n Toltebo9 iom oenne er noget ene*
ifaaenoe. Sntet anbet Tolt enb bet
no'ife tan itses at-eie noset bertil iuaz
renbe. Den torener / fig to @senitaber,
Der eQers ttte er iamlebe ct entelt
Sfrift. Den er ben norlte 2iteraturs
Meheruert Toltets eset @prog og
iamttoi9 ben norFe Maticnalitets oq
@eloitenoisbeos itore @arantibotument,
9opebueouibnet, ber fortpnber for bele
@erben, at ri er ct Tolt meb sammel
6ifforte, nneb 9au,mel &ultur % mehz
Trob1ttoner.
Denne Nattonalubsape inbebolber {
ct % alt bet jamme iom ben goroe
nplis ubtomne itore l1bsaue. Sen er
foripnet meb @norres 8tosraf, iuuifre.
ret, FAINT meb Or. @uitau @torn1s %.
alle elore Oueriatteres tiligemeb &un1t
neres Portretter.. @ertet er paa s44
Siber meb ca. 400 Eertiuufrationer,
Ornamentit % &arter. Den er Oriz
stnalbtnb meo @ttnbrps os e9te @ulbz.
trpt paa &ps % @toe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1901-04-11

vi Mnbefaltn9er, Der lebiaseoe Mnbras
senoet ON Stortin9sbeuilanins til
nosipelien af acknowledgement at
vSnorre".
unoertesnebe tillaoer fig berue6 at
9tpe openifaaenoe Mntra9euoe ben vars>
meite Mnbefalins.
Ses finoer bet albeles ouerfo6i9t at:
nouitle ben tulture1e % rationale Bes
tponins at bet planla9te Toreta9enoe.
$. 9faabe,
Operlerer,
t. t. Sormalt6 Nor9es Qererforenins.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1901-10-24

/ great many women are subject to
spells Of dizziness, spots before the eyes,
aai a ringing noise il the head. These
symptoms are commonly associated with
liver trouble" as the result of diseased
condition of the stomach and other or
g1r5 OF digestion and nutrition
Or. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov-
e. cures diseases of the stomach and the
allied organs of digestion and nutrition
Il cures through the stomach diseases
seemingly remote from that organ, but
which have their origin IL a diseased
condition of the stomach and digestive
and nutritive system. Hence, cures of
heart, lungs, liver, kidneys, and other
orguus are constantly effected by the
u Of Dr.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
COveTy.
There is TO alcohol IN the Discovery"
and 1t IS free from opium, cocaine, and
all other narcotics.
SOrnc dealers may offer substitute as
Jus; as good" as DR.. Pierce's Golden
Mc!IcL Discovery. There's more profit
in substitutes for the dealer. There's
more health IL the Discovery" for YOU
Don't be imposed on
1t IS with TIE greatest pleasure L write you
tie benefit my mother has received from your
Golden Medical Discovery" " says Miss Carrie
Johnson of I.oyvesvilIe Amherst Co. Virginia.
She suffered untold misery with uterine disease
amt nervousness, and had 4 constant roaring
and ringing noise in her head. After taking
.ix bottles of DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
cOvcry she was entirely cured
When laxative is required use Dr..
pic-Cc'S Pleasant Pellets.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1901-10-24
A KNOCKOUT BLOW.
Capt. Cooks Testimony Before the
Schley Court of Inquiry.
Charlotte News.

Charlotte News.
The schley inquiry ought to close
at once.
Capt. Cooks testimony has SC
thoroughly demolished the navy
clique's SANDER, that they should cal
off the pack.
The whole affair has been disgrace.
ful enough from the beginning, but
since Capt. Cook gave his testimony
Mr.. Lemly should recognize the fact
that he is jobless.
The Norfolk Tirginia,a-Pilot very
truthfully says:
''In the testimony Of Capt. Francis
A. Cook, commander OF the Brooklyn
in the battle Of Santiago, the. public
for the first time has a straightfor-
ward, unequivocal, unhalting state
ment Of what actually occurred on
the Brooklyn during the progress OF
the fight. And the result is the com
plete vindication of Admiral Schley
and the utter confusion OF his
enemies.
"No one can read Capt Cooks testi-
mony without feeling the whole
hearted sincerity of the man in every
word he said. That awful loop OF
which Schley's slanderers have made
so much, turns out to have been a
necessary man9uvre ordered by Capt.
Cook himself, Schley's part in it be-
ing confined to ans inquiry as to
whether the helm was hard aport so
as to execute the turn on the small
est possible radius. And thus an
end and final quietns is put to The
whole propaganda Of traduction and
libel based upon that incident. The
whole edifice of misrepresentation,
insinuation and inuendo. so laborious-
ly and maliciously built up by the re-
volving-chair heroes, and their tools
have toppled with crash at the first
touch of the man who, of all others,
was in position to know the facts
and all the facts in the case.
And now let the navy clique at
tempt to take its revenge on Cook,
for his courageous statement OF truth.
at its peril! Public sentiment is still
something to be reckoned with in this
country, and public patience with the
Observation-Disclosures Lemly outfit
is worn pretty thin"
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1901-10-24
Why He Wanted a Receipt.

1t was in the village Justices court.
and the incumbent OF the Office had
fined an Indian for intoxication. The
fine was duly paid, and the Justice
was reaching for his overcoat.
'.Hol' on" said the Indian. "me
want receipt"
What in the world do you want a
receipt for?" asked the Squire.
We'll, bimeby Injun diego to
the Great Father up there. Great
Father say, John Joe, have you bin
good Injun an paid all your debts''
Il say Yes
Then he say, Show me receipt.
l have no receipt. got to go all the
way down to hell to find Squire Nor
gan to get that receipt"
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1901-10-24
Stricken With PARALYSIS.

Henderson Grimett, of this place, was
stricken with partial paralysis and COM
pletely lost the use Of one arm and side
After being treated by an eminent physi-
clan for quite a while without relief, my
wife recommended Chamberlains Pain
Balm, and after using two bottles of it he is
almost entirely well.-Geo. K. Mcdonald
Man, Logan county, West Virginia.
Several other very remarkable cures of par
tial paralysis have been effected by the use
of this liniment. 1t is most widely known,
however, as a cure for rheumatism, sprains
and bruises. Sold at Melville Dorsey s
drug store.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1901-10-24

DR.. Patchen, of New York says: III
every living person were to diminish
by ninety per cent. the amount of
sugar he now consumes and maintain
its use at this standard, in less than
one generation the number of physi-
clans now practicing would be dimin-
ished by ons-half, and two-thirds of
the present number Of drug stores
would be closed"
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1901-10-24

The Schley investigation continues.
The Government has concluded and
Admiral Schley has begun TO present
his case. Nothing during the investi-
CATION, so far, has happened that
would justify the aspersions of Mac
lay against Schley. 1t is yet to be
shown whence emanated the attack,
whether it was a scheme on the part
of Jealous ones to smirch the good
name of Schiey, or petty vindictive-
ness on the part of Maclay.-Graham
Cleaner.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1901-10-24
Stepped Into Live Goals.

when a child / burned my foot fright
fully" writes ". II. Eads, of Jonesville,
Va, (which caused horrible leg sores for
80 years, but Bucklen's Arnica Saive wholly
cured me after everything else failed.' In
fallible for burns, scalds, cuts, sores, bruises
and piles. Sold by Melville Dorsey. Only
25c
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1901-10-24

the courts below in the cases of men
tried for capital offenses there will be
few judicial murders" it matters
not whether the accused be as rich ~
Cresus or as poor as Lazarus.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1901-10-24

J. Odgers, of Fl osfb burg, Md, writes: 81
had a very bad attack of kidney complaint
and tried Foley. Kidney Cure which
gave NE immediate relief. and / vas PER.
fectiycured after taking two bottles" Be
Vile Dorsey
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1901-10-24

Schley's gallantry is evoking glow
ing tributes. Capt. Cook declares: Il
cannot imagine any conduct in battle
more admirable"
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1901-10-24
COURTS OF APPEAL.
A SAFEGUARD AGAINST The BlUNOeRS or
INFERIOR COURTS.

The Moliueux Case Affords Opportur. .
ity for Discussion on This Subject
Startling Charges Made by One of
the rost Conservative Papers of
New York Against Those Who Were
Responsible for the Conviction ef
MOIineux.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1901-10-24

@OOD NEWS comes from those
~ who take Hoods Sarsaparilla for
scrofula, dyspepsia and rheumatism.
Reportsagreet that HOODS CURES
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1901-10-24

After exposure or when you feel cold
coming on, take dose of FOley's Honey =
and Tar 1t never fails to stop cold II
taken in time. For sale by Melvliie Dor-
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1901-10-24

When Captain Cook testified before
the the Court Of Inquiry, he frightened
that Brooklyn loop around the neck
Of the Navy DeRartment.-Charlotte
NeUS
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1901-10-24
HENDERSON, N. c., THURSDAY, OCTOBER "a, 1901
THE OLD CHURCH BELL.

1t hangs today where it has hung for fifty
years or more,
But some who loved its silver tones the
church yard covers DER,
And many are the times since then, with
deep and solemn knell,
Has tolled for dear departed ones. the
Old
Chnrch
Bell
Within a lattice tower it swings, high up
above the street.
And every Sabbath morn is heard the
music clear and sweet,
Which floats above the trees and roofs and
DER hill and dell.
UpbOrne upon the fragrant wind from the
Church
Bell.
Full many change the hand OF time has
in the village wrought,
And passing years have often been with
grief and anguish wrought;
Yet age has never changed Its tones, and
years cannot dispel
The magic of tho music from the
Old
Church
1Bell.
Since it was placed within the tower in
days of long ago.
The tempestS wild have round it raved
and many driven snow
Has sifted through the Stats up there, and
mantled as it fell
In robes of white its dwelling place, the
iOld
tChurch
Bell
Though gone frCm earth and earthly things
forever passed away
The faithful ones who loved while here il S
summons to obey,
Now rest beyond the tide of time, with
rapture long to dwell.
For there their footsteps guided were by the
Old
Church
Bell
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1901-10-24
A Report from SuPt. J. G. Gfuck, Re-
farm School. Pruntvs0wD. w Va.

October 18th, 1900. After trying all
other advertised cough medicines we have
decided to use FOley's Honey and Tar
exclusively in the West Virginia Reform
School | find it the most effective, and
ab- oluteIy harmless" For sale by Mel
Vile Dorsey.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1901-10-24
THEODORE ROOSEVELT
THE CHRISTIAN MANLINESS OF THE MAN
WHO SUCCEEDS M'KlNLEY

A Man of High Ideals, Courageous and
Strong, Fearless In Purpose and
SpotIess in Honor, the Country is
Safe In His Hands, Says One Who
Knows Him WelI-A Statesman
Rather Than Politician, a Man of
Destiny Because Man of DUTY.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-06-21
Cine neue partei.
&anias Gitn. W2p.. 20. SUM.

lullIu9 VllVr ILU.t ~ NSuhl'
Wlit Der 8epegung 5ur 8iloung eis
ner britten Partei, Die, pie ibre @riins
Der boffen, bor 1904 gu elmer natipnas
len Organization fiibren pirb, Die
fart genug 1T, eintn 9rGFbentI9afts=
GanbiOaten aufauitellen, ipurOe beute
Nu9mittag Grnit gema9t. Die 8elpez
gung lit oas Heiultat elmer Gpnferen5
bon &eformern aus ben Reiben Der all
ten PGrteien unb ibre 9runbidbe iinp,
tpie Man6e bebaupten, gu bem 3pede
angenpmmen, nm ben Qnii4ten Wm.
s. 8rpan's gu entfpre6en. Die Gonz
feren3 ipurbe ton See Merripetber BON
ct. 2ouis dnberaunt, Der geitern
nebit % anberen ct. 2puiier 6iibrern
Der oOrtigen Bubble Spneribip Pdrz
tel" BON einem 8eiu6e 8rban's in
2incoln. Rsbr., bier6ertdm. Die Ser
rem batten 8rpdn ibre gtbii6tsn mitges
tbeilt uno grnan bate ii6 nit Der Be
pegung einOerItdnoen ertlGrt. Sn Der
Gonferen5 ipdren pppuliiten after
Sduttirungen pertreten, gefiirlporter
Der Bubble Spneribip", Ireiiilbers
Republitdnsr, So3idliitsn, Single
Sar" s9lnbdngsr uno grpdns0smos
trdten. Gs puroe geiagt, oub bic
Griinburg elmer orittsn gartei in
MiFOuri 8splant psrbs, Der ii9
i9liebIi6 uut6 bic lln3ufrisbsnen Der
alien parteisn dnoerer Stddten an
ihlisben tpiirosn. Gin gomite fir Srs
edniidtion puroe srndnnt uno dnges
ipieisn, beuts 5u beridten. Dds Co
mite. psl6es isoes dntpsisuos Glsment
reprGisntirt, unterbrsitsts foleenoe Res
iolutionen ais bds nsue gartsipros
ardmm:
geritdotliduHs alsr .Rusbdrteis
ZEN" ME Giisnbdbnsn, 5sIeordpbsn u.
(. m. Bis sur GrldTune Der ba3u
notbigsu @sisbs Itrenes @outrons Der
5ro6ts unb QafdsisrsRoten uno
Ibpers GeIbitrafen fir Robdtts uno
irnitias pon ben eiienbdbnen bspillies
ten 9srgiinitisuneen; gsitsusrung po1
Giisnbdbnsn uno irnitiasn 9orpsrS
Ihaftsn i'm islben @srbdltniB fpis Der
Wertb Ron Gdrms unb dnbsrem Giasns
ibum; birttts Gsi.sosbuna burG 5nis
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-06-21
U nbIo nS
Ct. Qetersburn. 10. aunt.

lie 3orin bat cine 1o6ter gebo.
ren (7cm 3oreupunre muroer bis
iptt orei 566ter geifenft, Olga ecb.
Z. Rou 1895, 3oijano gcb 20. Mai
1897. Dinrio Il. Suni 1899
los pierie 3odterben oes Barren.
pncres pir6 Den gamen gInaitaiia
erhnlten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1901-06-21
rungs # ii d en-.
Wafbin9tpn, .. g., 20. SUM

Ods &rte9sinlntlferlum pero11en1'
li6te beute apei bonn geitrigen Sag
butirte Sepef6en, tpel9e auf ben Sdn:
bel nit s8etleioungsgegenit itGn'
ben in San Srancisco 8e3ug Daben.
Die erite 9epei9e lit BON oem Sc.
neral @orbin an ben General Ghaftei
eeri9tet unb eriu6t nm @ritdttung ei.
mes eingebenben 8eri9tes.
Die anoere entbGlt General Sbdf.
ter's Qntnort. Der lebtgenannte Sf.
fi3ier beri9tet, oab bic BON benz Sberii
Maus beI9lagnabmten Suden ni6t fr
3ablrei9 Ieien, bab Der 4ngeIe9enbeii
ein beIpnbers bober Wertb beigelegi
fperben biirfe. Sic ieien obne 3tpeifeI
ppn Solbaten, bic bulr9 San 5rdncis,
CO tamen, pertauft porben. Der
SrDbler, BEL bem bic 8eI6ldgn11ms
srfolgte, Iei perboftet, unb bic 9ranos
iurD beute nit Der llnteriu9ung Der
gegen ibn erbobenen @ntldge bei9dfs
tiot. SSn ben MilitGrtdmmern Ieien
feline llnregelmGbigfeiten ober ungeiebs
li6e 2lbgdnse an ben 8eitdnben ermits
telt pprben.
BON BEN g bilippinen.
Manila, 20. Suni.
Die amertfdnii9e Ybilippinens
Somm;'Iion bat bos SeIeB, tpel9es
ben 9ebruud Der IpdniIdben Sprdhe
in ben @eri6ten auf flint Sabre pers
fiigt, ba6in abeeGnbsrt, buB bic 8ers
bunbluneen in Der englii9en Sprd6e
unb in ben duf ben pbilippinen ges
Ipro6enen 8idletten gefiibrt perben
oiirfen, uno fd[Is ni6t bic Pro3eiiirens
br" anpp.reitio teFtiar IN, Ing Spds
nii9s iiberIebt fpsrben iolIen. Sm l'bs
teren Sale IoIlen bic prptotolle in beis
ben Spraden geidrieben fperoen.
gu Gbren pingree's.
Detroit, Mid., 20. SUM.
Sn Der aansen Stoot ipeben beute
ale iSlae9en su Gbren bss eeItern in
9pnbon perftorbenen friiberen @ous
uerueurs ginarse uuf Salbmait, uno
iein Qblebsn biloet fdit oas sin3tgs
5dessesiprG6. llsbsrdu giebt Iid bic
dufri6tigIts 5bsilnabme tunb. uno bic
3situngen Iinb nit lobenoen arti.sIn
BON Sreunoen uno friibsren politii4en
8eanern oes perItorbsnsn angsfiillt.
Der Stabtrotb bie,t beute Wlorger
cine GrtreFBung ab uno ndbm cine
2ln5abl 5rduerbeidliiTe an, uno bic
Geri6te osrtdeten ii6 gu Gbrsn oei
geritorbensn Bis moreen.
Wldriueuoti3en.
0ofbinston. 3. g.. 20. 5uni.
7em Worineminiitsrium III gemel'
BET porbsn, bob bi: Rem Orlsdns'
pon ifrer tur3en Expedition nad 6bes
mulpo. aored. tpiebsr mad 6hefoo in
Chino surii9Mtsbrt 1T. Die gReDurf"
bnt ben Sus5fdnal paiiirt uno n BON
rO~s4 G~~s6 ,.-A GlsGr1ftnV ahdefn hvef1
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tiatipe unb Heferenbum; aboeitufte
Gintommeniteuer. Qlues, mas ais
9elo beuuBt piro, ion polles 2eeals
tenoer iein unb BON Der algemeinen
&egierung in binrei9enoer Menee fir
9ei6Gftssnede auseegeben, uno bieie
Menge ion i'm 8erbGltnib silr 8epDls
terund feitnefebt perben.
Die ReIplutionen puroen aneenomz
men.
Seuts Na9mittae oreuniiirte Iib Die
8eriummIung bur9 bic Grpdblung
bon s. s.. @ppt. Suiions 9opuliit,
gum @orfBer; s. $. @iIIis, Mioolez
of=tbe= =Rpoo 9ppuIiit, gum 8iSepri=
iibenten unb s. 9. &ppasti, pubIic
SDneribip 9lnbGnger, Sum Sefretdr.
0as gomite bei9lob, etne Stadtsz
Contention 5uIummen3uberufen unb
in Der 3pif6enSeit peroen bic Wtitz
sIieber cine 9lbreHe an bic 8eippbner
oes Staates dbfaiIen. 9auptquurtiere
iperoen in Carthage uno in ct. 2ouis
erri9tet nerben. unb bas gomite ipiro
einen &oriibsr BON jebem GOuntp i'm
Stuate ernennen, befen 4ufgabe es
iein pirb, Mitglieber an5uperben uno
lie in gounin Clubs 81 prgdniIirsn.
Die 3eit fir Die @bbaltung Der @pnz
BENTON pirp fpdter feitseieBt perben.
\ an9etlu9t. q
6slena, Mlont., 20. Suni.
Die 8unoes> >0rpbeei6poprenen buz
ben beute &c perIpnen, porunter ben
@ieb5ii9ter G. 6. See, in Mntlaeesu=
Itanb perfeBt. See nirb beT6uloi9t,
ben &rdbsn= n=Snbianern Sauienbe bon
Stiiden 3inbbieb geitoblen gu baben.
Inter ben gtngetlagten befinben ii9
aud Srahf Monroe unb g. 8. Sss
borne, Die lebten @inter in 6elena re-
giitrirte qoitia6en folleu 9eitoblen 6az
ben.
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+ il 7 9 G II b + Il Of E n.

Sfluboma Gitn.. >. l., 10. ,Suni.
SuuIenbe BON Yerfonen tampiren
16on an Der @ren3e Der ReIerpation
Der &topdz, Commando uno Mpa6ez
Snbianer, bic in &ur3em bur9 Qrofz
lamation DeS Prdfioenten Der 8eiieoez
lung er0ffnet tptrb. 0iefe &eIerpution
biirfte fir oieIe SABRE bas lebte cSnbiaz
nerlunb fein, oas bon Der Reoierunq
Der Dffentliden 8eiieoelung freigt9eben
tpirb. 0ie Notwithstanding Gntrpide=
lung Sflaboma's felt ieiner sSreiqd6e
fir 8eiiebelun9 bat bepieIen, bah ods
Snbianer 5erritorium fir @nfieoler
iebr geeignet lit. Stlabomo lit nit
StGbten unb 9Drfern beitreut, mo
nod por elmer 9etabe @ilbniB mar,
unb bic biigelige pruirie lit iebt in
Sarmen eingetbeilt, bic glIes eraeuqen,
mas in Der n0rolt6en genGBi9ten3one
in Der 9eItalt BON &0rnerfrihten oe=
beibt. Die Heferpation pirb i'm Si6en
pom 8ab Hiper begrenat, i'm Often BON
Der Gbicugo, BOD SsIanb C pucificz
8abn, i'm 8eiten bonn g2orbarme bes
9feb &iper unb i'm Nproen pom Waz
fhitu zRiper. Die &eierpation umfubt
etpu 8 Millipnen Nder. Die @i6itaz
8erge i'm Norbpeften, Die ben neftli=
den Saum bes mittleren Sbeiles Der
Reierpdtion bur6f6neiben, biloen cine
Waferf6eibe, BON Der aus bic sa6lrei5
den SliiBden unb 9G9e enhbe0er benz
Reb &iper uber bsm Wafbita Riper
5uflieBen. 0us 2anb 1T gum grDbten
S1eiIe biigelig, gut beipGfert unb broi=
nirt
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Ger ss unir Ttrfa gihsn
an tfiu tiufH zchiHrlib.
HiSmata TdHfm HHtmSgidltn
aouf ifnt uniu graf fidoHil
1smfnthirnije M Hructu,
pifmetd ftnhsrir rfb
Efufids infHim mfif unf ttcbtu
unt iorh idft oui ffff fasiii
csii Rem aailu gtft unt tftfl
6di ism ztla ssm Hda Ium Gltr.s