Item - Rube, the Ranger; or, The Imprisoned Bride

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New York Weekly edition

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Series:	New York Weekly v. 19 no. 37 (chapters I-II, pages 1-2)
Item:	Reube, the Ranger; or, The Imprisoned Bride
Author:	Smith, Francis S. (Francis Shubael), 1819-1887
Date:	August 4, 1864
Description:	[Once before published under a non de plume, but now revised and altered]
First Sentence:	One hundred years ago, there were many thriving villages in the interior of Mexico, few vestiges of which at present remain.

New York Weekly edition

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Series:	New York Weekly v. 19 no. 38 (chapters III-V, pages 1-2)
Item:	Reube, the Ranger; or, The Imprisoned Bride
Author:	Smith, Francis S. (Francis Shubael), 1819-1887
Date:	August 11, 1864

New York Weekly edition

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Series:	New York Weekly v. 19 no. 39 (chapters VI-IX (conclusion), pages 2-3)
Item:	Reube, the Ranger; or, The Imprisoned Bride
Author:	Smith, Francis S. (Francis Shubael), 1819-1887
Date:	August 18, 1864
Last Sentence:	In a short time Isabel Glenroy became Mrs. Harry Merton, and then the whole party, Don Alfonso-who had settled up his business for the purpose- included, set out for the United States, and arrived safely in Kentucky, where they and their children are now residing.