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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-14

INToKTANT DEC lgIoN,-In tLy case Of ic
male sueing for dcbts due her deceased hus-
band, "a report Ofwhich trial was published In
yIsteTday'B RLFUHLlCAS,) Justice David II,
Smith gave 1t MS his dcciBiOn that she must
take out letters Of administration in the Or.
phRns' Court before she can bring tuit fur
moneys due her deceased husband. IHC cHuc,
therefore, was Dismissed, and the p!Ginttm re-
quiIcd to pay costs,
BADLY INJUREn.-Mr. Thomas StSEley, III
old and highly respected citizen Of Washing
ton, was guile severely injured on Nohlty IS
falling from the steps OF his residence in the
Seventh ward, receiving a severe i'aetur"
OF one OF his limbs, which will probably
proNeso seriOus Ms 10 prevent Lib ever hHN-
lug the use of It again,
A6sAULT.-John n0an and .i"ius hrtn,
charged with RsGGultHg John Meat, we. re-
quired by Justice Lynch 10 give security to
Keep the peace.
HEAVY Blue CuATl Ia suits Of cloth,
beaver, flannel, cashmere, can he had Goat,
sack, or iIoek stylcs,) at A, Saks 4 Co., 6l7
Seventh street
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-14

ia 49, a., r,J Iosc',h III n n1r,,.icr tcrtnTis
morning took to the CcHtral Gulrl,hoUsc
white female still born child which WAS
Justice CLARK, on cxRmiuif-. It, did not deem
It necessary TO hold an Inquest over It. IL
was turned over to TIE Sr' ltary force for IN
torment at the asylum. rJ!ored boy stated
that he saw woman throw the child iAtU the
canal early In tho morning, and then cross
through the SmithEOrltn grounds. O!ticGr
O'HSrc made \ Giligcnt search for her, hut
did not succeed in catching the guilty party.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-12
. er @ d ubere r.
-8pn Sppa lansten 80 Stid burtldnitt<
lid iunses unb fettes Sdla@tsieb fir ben biei-
gen Marft bier an. .,
Grant Meab lit snm pptmeifer 1T Tar-
miuetcn eruarnt norbert.

Ibeater.-Gas Stid vDprf unb Statt"
uber mad Der EitelruQe ~ 2crle" 1T zines iener
@@auifiele, he1en Sntere7e int @olfe @ursel
sel9lasen fat. Is eebSrt nidt gu ben Geenpui-
fen ,nb SpeftatelFiden fratBSiiden 3ui9nittes,
ni9t su 1plden, purin bic -@efible ~ser3errt unb
uteripannt Tnb> ionbern it d9t peutid unb an
siebenb NIT Salient searbeitet, leieet nidt an TIT
wabrideinIi9fsiten, Wattbeiten, eletd jeneu croft
i9en@erGdien, bic auf ben 8oten bes beutiGen
Sbeatfrs oft serpFanat tperben, uub es feblt nidt
at, einem tparn,en Mitsefable NIT Der 5elbin bes
Stades, tpenn es ri&tis aufsefibrt wirb. g.
banfen unb Sprade linb ni@t eeibraubt, une
lidtsple alarbeit unb plaitiidcsG tenmab 3ieben
bur@'s @anse unb 70 ratiirlid aneelest bab
l9on Der Sert auf bic Spielweiie binteif jebp9
UNI IS sur pparn @eltuns gu ~brinsen, bebarf es
ses lerapiQisen Jleibes aler Spieler unb seui>
geahe 3eit sur Gprbereitung.
Die llnsun1 tes @etters bielt giele suriif.
Grau Sunsmann-@ ublen trat mitGliid unb ent=
idieeenem grful5 auf utb feielte bas @emutb
our9 ibr ttef lit bas intere @ei en hes @tiides
einsreifenbe uab bieies burd's gauge @tid CUR
@eltuns %trinsente @pist. Das 9crle mar ba
in ieiaer sanSenNaturmi tieteit. Sbre gridei>
nung unb ibr Spiel mar spQfpmmeu. Sn Der
pidtisen Stole papa 9intenmirtb mar Der re9te
Mann rs. g. ant re9ten Ylase; feline Sell tun~
gen traren gut. Das 8Grtele tlieb au9 cine
CUTE partie, Der sple Genastbuuns seleiRet
purhe. &einbarbt Der til ben unteren ulb ODE
ren artiien, j~ebesmal nab Ort unb Tint tancen
splfantis su 5auie 1T, blisb srn ten Anipru&en
eiras ~entferut. ,,,-.. >.~.... ..-.. ,y
Die gri9einuns Bon 6erru 8uurel MAJ in
5altans uno Sriel cine SANG quito. Der GrQa=
bpratcr bate be5 lsibenlbafli9 Grbatenen in
1etermab. Die 8eiesuts bes Girten war gut.
Serr >. .. sefel lit 1ein,r Stole Ct uno ned
Nnbere bes yerlcnals tuIreen bel ibrer 2iebe Sur
8unf 1,b ibrer sielieitisen germenbtarfeit turd
seiei9erten Mufwane BON Mube unb :3eit benz
Speale unt benz :3wede tsr Dramcn nod mertb-
sple Iienfe leiiten tSnnen. aa. .'
Die @uHibruns tefriebiste a~lsemeia. ser-
i9afte einen senubrei9en Mbenb uub per1eBte
uns fat tpirfltd in einen Der ldDnteu Sbeile
Deutldlanbs. "a. ..'. u.....
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-12

Cas neuc Arnnfen< G . m III it,
spnt ct. Observation-Disclosures las in
be1en lcster @isuns fit BEN 3eitraum ncm 1,
Oienfas I'M September bis gum erfen Dientae
int Sftpber IS ernannt tpurtc, tefebt aus fol-
senben 9erren: ..,l
Sterer Dtfrift: Gasparpfser, wrbn.
BAIT in bet 2. @arh, IL. unb Minueirta ctr,
-5ubert Miiler, wpbnbaft lit ber STEM @art
an ber 10. @traee, sniiden Ct. yeter unb &iet
StraBe. ...t..,
1lnterer DiNrtft.: Sac. Mpsbrusger
mpbnbaft in ter 3. Marb, Gde spn&iee unb 10
Strabe. - Gbritppb Sberten, su fnoenbei5rn
0psian ait Sadlcn GtraBe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-12
: 0as Sauf gauey uub uamentlih bic G3e.

- 0as Saut gaQey unb namentli9 bic Sc.
senb tint ct. Suleph, Stea1ns Guunty> bat f9 70
nit tidtisen 6armern ansetebelt unter teren
5anb bic @esenb gu @obltanb unb 0eteiben
auftlibt, tab es ldon .erpbe unb bdufseMnfaufe
sou @aaren erfprbert, I'M, ben Martt gu serIe=
ben.
Das beweiien bic sruBartisen gorratbe spn
@aaren aler grt, bic 9err s. 8. 9innemar
junsf bier in ct. paul fir ben tiesjabriser
Serbit= unb Wiaterbanbel Elm .aufte unb bic man
jest in ieinem @trre in ct. ssolepb aufeeHapelt
intet. Gs treitet i@ bier nr unieren @usen,
BON uuten bis pben anseflQt, inc erobe Mense
uno cine i9Sne Muspabl BON: allen mrsli9en
@aaren general merchandise aus, bic abe,
lit furser 3eit sersriHen iein m'rb.
Die Grnte 1T sut, sebt bin uat faufteud jeBI
ein in 5iiQe unb GiQe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-12

Gugene ~. @ilipn.-Iie Oempfra.
ten pom smeiten GunereB=C irrift baben 5errn
eugene 81. @lipn ais ibren 8annertrdser aus
eripablt. @ir tHSnnen ben1 gclfe tiel les 0iltrif=
tes bic @erlderuns seter, tab, ptslei@ CT ala
junserM ann nidt 10 befannt it, spie artere scr=
aei9laaeneG antiraten, bieGpnbentipn cine slld=
lide @abl eetrpFen bat, bic ben Grfcls 1i9ert.
5err @ilicn it in jeber Sesiebuns eit ~sebiese'
ner, taIentspQer Mann, friid> DEMONSTRATING uni
ti@tis> ME bic Serjinste Gemcfratie ielta 1T.
Die reputlitaniiden 3eituasen ieltit fSunen TEL
nc eisentlide idpade Seits at ibm entbeden,
unb fi1en ibre tarauf te;usliten &rtifel nit
,bliibentem l1nInn".
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-12

- Inter Der beutiden Giatranoeruns Der les-
ten Gpvde tefneen f@ CUTE MIlfer, uno es il
cine Miilicn Der Deutlden, bic Mmeritaner 81
lebren, mas quite Muit III, tpas lie tebeutet uni
mie man le purtrdst anb 10 ibr 0ebGr unb &c.
i9mad aus3utloen. 0as speiteS r9eiter- unit
Srsel<G cneert spn Gieniag Mtenb I'M ct
gauler Dome mar cine SueIe srrben @enu6ea
unb gefriebisuns, bic rcn allen seplrbist muir
be. sluf ben gprtras uub bic Ginubung be,
e~ln;elnen Nummern idien siele Sursfalt uni
Mibe nertranbt mereen gu iein, bic eiu ~splcrei
6aus nerbient batteu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-12
2pcal : Neuigfetten.
Neifenber M9ent.
5err @eore @immer BON Garibault #
e~egenpGrtig reiienber Neent bes @auberer.

Mn Gprre1ppnbenten.-W ir inb 1e<
Der !3eit banftar fir quite brieai&e Muflase 11r1b
Mittbeilunsen. 8rinset 10 siele oeri9teeene
@esenfanbe unt Stems III eiren fur5en Brtef
ais mSsli9 unb sermeilet ni&t gu LANCE bsi Ct
ITEM Yunfte. @as intere6ant fir eiaen Der ste-
len 2eier 1T, mS9te l%ansmeitis fir ben aaeerea
ietn.
Men iGreite auf nur inc Seite beS papie-
res beutli9 nit idrarser5inte unb nerse0e niat
ben ri9tisen Man,tn bei3uflsen. r. :
Dur9 Ni9ttea9tuns bieier Wtnte muB oft
mails cine lcult CUTE G~ommunitatipn 1T benaort
tranbern. ILL IL
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-12

Mus9e Sueur Counts. Serr q.
pfarr idreitt uns ME fplst:
&idart Senneren IA Sabre ali, itarb Srrise
Mpde in GeIse res gu srpBen @enuleS ron un>
reifen pflaumen unc Grauben. :
Tie neue fatbcliide Stride lit &c Sueur 1T etn
liattlides 0etauee, @rSbe: 40 GuB Grrnt, GO
GuB 5iefe. 0as Gunbament bis iii einsr 5p6e
rpn s SUP 1T spn Stein, tas itrise Wauermert
son 8adteinen. Die Stride fuiet tereits $4,000;
ter @lpdeni ubl unb Gburm 1T nod nidt fertis
,,nt Der Mlar unb bic innere @usftattans IL
tbeils nod nidt b. tbeils tempurar. Die &C.
meinbe bat iiterbaupt tpeniJe 8emittelte, jeec@
bur9 tas quite geilpiel bon gielen fabIen il9 bic
Saumielisen aufsemuntert unb sur ebriaenpai@1
anssrest, unb bas Merf pirb unter gprausies<
uns Der eifrisen Mitmirfuns nit @rttes eesen
taIb spQenbet ietn.- re
Die Grnte 1T bier iebr tefrisetsene ausseral<
len, Der Dur9ldnittsertras srn @et3en 1T 70
8ulbel unb spn Safer As 8ulbel per Mder. -
aprn 1T reif, Grtras ausseseidnet gut, aartrf=
feln eraeten in S.uantit1t nur etn Grtttel bes
sepSbnli9en Grtrases, hasu iine bic anDaen
fleiu unb un%sulfcmmen int 0eiamadc; bier
unb Ia i'm COUNTS 1T las Gesentbeil Der Sail.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-12

MeIpnen.-W ir fnb jest eeraee in Ter
SabreaSeit, tpp eiele 10 telifate 6rudt am met
fen sersebrt tpirb. Sbr @enub 1T seiunt, ME
ale seluntc unb reife Tru9t, tenn je tiblt ab
unt erlei9tert rem @errauunssprcseb. l1eter=
ans1lide Seute tparnen oascr, neil ie bic Gbo-
lera tefSrbern iclen. Das 1T ater mubl nur
cine Sefir9t1us Der Mensfliden, lie i@ lei
utern1abisem @enub i4pn temabrbeiten mag,
BENIN @ptt icrst itets tafir, tab mir in jeter
Sabres;eit bic eeeisnetteu 9eteuamittel ~geliefert
erbaltea, unb Mi9ts be1raft f6 ais has l1eter.
maB, lei es beim @enu6 srn Melonen pter it,
aenb etpas Nnterm.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-12
lernea uni gu serlieren iantnt tbrem glau~

lernen uut su serlieren fan,tnt tbrem 0lau~
ben! .... .rrs
@eie fuls auf cure @pra9e unb i9dnat vu&
ibrer niGt icntern ieib eifis tefrstt ie aud
bel euren Na&tummen in Gbrea sa balten.
@riineet teuti&e @@ulest, ssr NBt1ter aabt ber-
an, tr bic ainter ie amB<asn beuuben fSunea.
@entt ainoer Geuti& iprtdtn 4Drinen, 70 fuuten
Fe aud nod ba6elbe leiea 'uiib 19reiten. lernen,
bamtt fe aud ben splen @enub unb gcrtbeil
berl elten wiirbi9en fSnnen unb perten. ''.'
Darunt npdu1als, Deutl9e in @tatt unb
Qant, ~eriinbet tielen 9erbit nad@r1ften teutl9e
Ghulen l,nter eud. .l"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-12

Aus Stearns County, 81. 6. gur=
bid tro9te spn ben upbcren" SSaseresipnen $685.
600 @ertb an Minf> GeQen mad St.Glcut, trel<
DE Der 9ubipn 8aY Company eebSren.
Gin alter Mann MamenS NRtSntpih, oer!u6te
i9 gu erlbieben unb idrb ieiner Grau, bic es
su Yerbinberr iudte, einen Singer al, pabrenb
Der @9uB ielbit lifeline Sdrrten] ibm in bic
@eite brans unb Jpn tTotlid s%erpunecte.
Trau 5amanu Ypn ct. @lpub nabnt it9 uno
ibrem 9inte bur9 Strydnin tpabrene etnes
neutrality-suspicious. Mnfalles spn @abninn, oas
9ete1t.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-12

HJS Cine angenem: u%eberra-
duna.-@m %. :. 81. tritt Fin neues Dry
spros-W eldaft nit fiesentem 8anner riiiis lit
bic Guneurrens, namli@ q. $. 9intete II. So.
Das neue @ebaupe, SO. 1873, 8 Strabe 1T bis
babin fertis unb Der Sture pirb puiitis am %.
erUFnet. gerlanme, ni@tbinsuaeben! 1auienb
uno Elm Saden ron rem erpben @eltenmarfte,
ME man lie mod nidt seieben, trerten ben Ta<
men uab 5erren bier cine leterrai9uus eriu>
GET.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-12
MUSHROOM Counts. @abrboftea

Aus 8rpmn County. @abrbaftes
Mitleib ertpedt cine SHUTTER, idpebilder Ser
funft, bic lid ee~senpartis nit 5pei fleinen ain=
bern int biefisenG puntyeebdube befnbet um has
tur 4 Sabre al,e Neltelte berielben, benz Nrm unb
8ein setrr@en tpurten, gu pfesen- Das l1n-
sliid seiaab, ME mir sernebn1en, ais bieGamilie
BON @attpntpan County na@ ei,em Claim in
bieiiser @esenb ouf Der Neiie besriHen mar, tit
benz bic @asentpr umfe!, Or. Nfuler tpar
bereit, feline 5ilfe gu eetpdbrea, unb aneerpeiti'
&c meni9enfreurblide 8etbatisune tpare in bic
fem SAT- UNI 10 mebr AM Ylabe, ba bic 6an1ilie
10 siemli9 spn @Qem entblS6t 1T. "
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-12

Die teutl6e @pra9e sepinnt an
ginauB bur9 jebe beutide Sdu!e, bic jest ip
;ablreid in Nmerifa, uno naraentl'9 TN Welten>
ins 9ete1 serufen trerben.
Sn Deuti6lane gilt bic fran;pfldf sprads
ais nptbmentis our a0semeinen Silbuns, bier su
9anee mirt has Ceuti9e sleide 0eltuns ertan=
gen.
Cine Mense Entertainer seben l9 test ale
Mabs, Deui6 gu lernen, unb zines ense cut
l&er seten ii9 eten 70 siel Mibe, es su YER
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-12
Meue Mn3eteen.
8prn,anbfdbaftlitber Serfa,1f.

Gs wirb bierbur9 fur Nne aur Renntnis eetra&t. easd1
an, erRen Sage int Otteter bieies ,Sabres q. 0ttcSsr 20,
am 1 ubr Nadmittaes, in grent ees 9auies s sa,, :sro Iss.
Scott g., Minn., serads Der 8ertasuns tes beiastea, ger<
taufes, als Der gsr1nunb srn Maria une I: gsa af;1s :g ss.n'
~terjdtriee, gum @erfaufe ~aasbieten uno IN pttsntl.gsx ge..
SnssereHesn ssr beiaeten Minberidbrieen IN ans auf felssnee
ii Seutt Counts, NFinn., fd befneensen yieesal9a!ten
serdueern tperte, ndralid : lie eueba!tte peg 1aeeltttgsa
Res iutmefliieea 8ierten son @eitiun ;reiunseretsis, i'm
1snnibis tuneert une sreasen' q @snse Elm y 9" . ''s"aS IS
e. r # g g a ss ts : e 1r Yets; 81 it eas n = 2G r., ~ psr,el a,
ppn ;ebn uni ~span;ie Nder leoe.
Sept12 WtI1 elm Sdls.
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pISsIi4 Ct Gpb bur98lutfur5.-
@eiern @crsen, ettpas ppr IL ubr, iturste Elm
juueer Maun Mamens 0eorg MeNel9 srlt
Belle Wlaine, ais Ct burd bic Sadipn Giraffe
eins, pISBlid nieter uno itarb tuenise @inuten
taranf ant 8lutiturs. Ct mar ldrn mebrere
Sabre leitene, ba er mdbrent ieinerO ~ienlseit III
Der Mrmee feline Contribution ruinirt bate.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-12

aus Carver County. - Das 9ber<
man 5cule in @basfa, Gisentbum bes GERM
Irant 81, wuree am lesten Dpnnertas bur@
Gerer seri tIrt. Man slautt, bab es bas Werf
zines B%ranbfifters mar. Giele MGbcl tpurben
eersttet. Der @erluit mirb amiiden $4,000
b~etrascn, auf wel6e cine gerlIderuns srn 1000
Dollars 1T. -
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-12

grfaIi14es.- 6rleente iinb bic Sc.
tibren, trelde jest IN ben ycitamtern fir @elo'
Srtres berednet trerbcn:
9!uf Srbres ron ntdt iter $50 10 Gents.
Son 20 qts 80 Dollars, IS Gents.
80 bis 40 Dollars, 20 Gents.
F" 10 bis so Dollars, Is Gents.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-12

ct Ycter. IS. 6. @eler in Gpurtlanb
Ecwnibip, Niculett Grunty, Cit 40 Sabre alter,
5 Gu6 10 3pQ srpeer Mann. nit idmarsem
Saare unb tunflcr @eIGtsfarte, eine arnNtenb
tes 20. n.M. aus unb 1T ieiteem niGt tpiceer &C.
feben mrrben. Ct trug cineu idwar3en ltebcr<
rid, braune 8einfleiber, eraue @interfarpe unb
alte Gdube.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-12

EaF l1nlere 2eer auf hcm 2anee ma9et
tpir aufmertiam auf ben leienS= unb tenuscns=
tpertben Mrtifel: Gtne5 8ut<
ter m a d ers Metbpbe, III elmer anberen
Gtalte bes GlatteS. E
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-12

-Das 8abnscleiie un1 bas fertise Juuta>
n1ent bes :3cusetdates AT Der @abalban Stra-
be sur Sinune berseme9urs Der TRANSPORTATION
Glai9ensise, 1T iebenstrertb. Dur6 tieie Tla>
{9ensi9e rter arabnen pereen bic @ranitblSde
sebpten une in ibre entipredenbe2aser setradt.
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-Die Grnnels< uno 5ubbart- 9euten fibr=
ten lesten Muntas @tene semeini9aftli@ Cit
Concert auf nit: ~l1usebeure5 eiterfcit 1T mel
mes 9ctenS Gesel", ane vMub t oenr, mub /
bern, gum Stattle 'raus," i'm prrsramme. Sn
MinnearcIis tatten unterreien srei rrn je elmer
bieier Gaftirnen eineu ".free fight"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-12

Aus Trcetprn County. - So. g.
hes, &C.,, tGttete neun 9rpBe Gnter euf einen
S9uB.
Gin srpees S6pein. - Mr. Gbale Won Gree'
BORN tEbtete Dor aursem ein 5dpein, has 545
Yfunb tppg.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-12

NY Gas Bud, ten &pnan: uNi6t Staff,
nidt &ube" entbaltent, it uns nerlrren 9eean-
9en, nerben ater ipater bic Jurtiesuns bieier@e=
ididte brinsen, mas mir 1T hieier Nummer nidt
tbun frnntcn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-12

-Die Dafcta bemptratii9e GpuntY- @pnsen-
ticn fanb am leBten Samitas itatt unb' Der Mt~
nag tes 5pn. Seasrase Smitb, bic Delesaten
su inltruiren, bel Ter Diiritt-G unsentirn len
@en. @orman fir GcnsreB s1 unteriusen, NUT
be einfimmis ausencmmen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-12

Gin Nieienfiirtib.- Sn Grrnt eines
@trres her 3. Strabe 1T Elm au1tib aufseteQt,
Der rs 9funb piest. SIR. ganbes srnC astrns
8luF bat henielben gesc9en. q p .E
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GS 5err Mabler ron Der JirmaD y. Sn>
sericQ & So. iast urs, bab fe &rieber redt Bill
lise &eite in &atuu unbD elaine erbalten taten,
etenio aud &atutt beim pfunb iebr biQig. 3tm
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-12
Neuc @aaren! Neue Waaren !
in ct. 9lntbpnp uns minneapolis.

.peter SGcnnrr bat gerate rrn Stem
gprf elm berrlides Eager ron Glenraaren, 5i=
ten fir 6erren, Darnen unp atnber &c. c., aber
aud aintertpaselden enpfanaen unb tptrb Mues
gu ben mrblfeilten preiien n~erfauft. Rcmnt,
fcmmt sefaQief une empfanset quite @aaren gu
niebriaen Yretlen. 49, -. -.
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- Sur Geier Der GrETnuue ber 9afe Superi-
Or uno MiiliIppt gabn bis @bite Bear Gate,
fanp lesten Grnner tag cine erpBe Giientabn=
Grfurlipn habin unb Gin lic Sic alba ltatt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-12

- Die 9eute i'm Nem M!artet settlement
ipatsn bic Mnseise in eieier Nummer gpr=
IN u1bf9aftIi@sr Gertauf - head
ten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-12

Dit Minueipta GsQey 8aba cit in .meni=
gen Iasen bis Manfatp fertig.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-12
0crmdntd n...t
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Ferdinand Willius, ST. pan1.
Rudolpn LeHm1cke, Saltwater.
Rudolph Schenemann, St. Cloud
ohann helnflch, : Minneapolis.
Adam Buck, Henderson
Wilhelm Sehimmel, St. Peter.
Justus Heinrich Hartmann. -. Mankato
ludwig bogen, New Ulm.
anton hau Faribault.
u. Vunz' ~: =: : Austin.
Edmund Eichhorn, $. Hastings.
Gustav Heinrichs, W;nona.
refer ueyermann, sIakopee.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-19

COOKING WITHOUT FIRE.-There is a place in
Oregon called the Smoky Valley, where the people
have q very curious way of cooking. They do
not have the trouble of making fire every morn
walk out with their kettles coffee pots, and what
ever else they need, and cook at the boiling
springs. The water seems great deal hotter
than common boiling water, and all they need to
do is to hang their kettles in it a short time, and
their food is nicely cooked. They are able even
to bake in it. The bread is put into tight sauce
pan, and lowered into the boiling food for an
hour or two. and then drawn up most exquisitely
baked, with but thin rim of crust over it. Meat
is cooked here, and beans. which are the miner 8
greatest luxury. It takes but minute to cook
eggs. or to make a pot of coffee or tea but If
there should chance to be slip between cup
and the lip" the food would be gone beyond re-
covery.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-19

FRENCH ARMY 1RAINING IN CAM a1thloorks
to COUeT a Line Of Bdttle.-1he MeJicdn Bonds
The Paris correspondent OF the London GLOBE
writing on the 20th of May, reports: A French
camp has been formed in the vicinity of Vincen.
mes. New inventions in warfare are being tried
in It, and they ought to attract the attention of
our own and other governments. | read that the
idea having been conceived that in certain cir
cumstsnces il might be advantageous TO cover
line of battle with temporary Notifications, ex
periments have recently been made for the pur-
pose Of ascertainiBg how and 10 what time such
things could be executed. The result is this /:
Skirmishers are sent forth, and they lying fat on
the ground. keep the enemy in check or occupy
his attention. Part Of the troops behind, having
brought with them pickaxes and spades. set to
work 10 dig trench, two men having to scoop
out a square a metre-say yard. Ia the short
space of eight minutes FIVE battalions can excs-
yate q trench Of about one and half metres
livery nearly tive feet in depth and two ko-
metres Il "a l00ths of milel in length. The
skrmisbers are then recalled, and the enemy finds
the troops he had expected to encounter sheltered
by earthwoTks, from behind which they can, with
comparative safety, make amurderOus fire. II is
added that, with little practice. it will be easy
to do in FIVE minutes what now takes eight"
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-19
GEN. BUCHANAN SUSTAINED.

A dispatch from Major Keller to General
Buchanan, informs that officer that Gen. Grant
fully approves and sustains his action in re-
gard to both State and municipal affairs. In
regard to the assembling of the legislature,
General Grants instructions are specific. If
General Buchanan has ordered the legislature
not to meet, he will adhere to that order, and
not permit it to meet except in accordance
with the terms Of the act of Congress now
about to become law. 1t is not to be pre-
sumed that the members will attempt to as
semble in defiance of this command of Gen.
Grants. General Buchanan will undoubtedly
act upon these instructions to the very letter,
and take measures topreyent any such defiance
of his authority as was contemplated by the
conventional committee. The radical men,
bers who focked to this city in order to be
enabled to gain some advantage from the ap-
parent confusion in which the question was
involved, and hoping that Gen. Buchanan
would not venture to interfere with their
plans, will find that their trouble has been
uselessly taken, and that they will be forced
this time, at least, TO give heed to the
forms of law. Their scheme to organize the
legislature, and to carry out their projects for
expelling the Democratic members, and for
obtaining complete and undisputed mastery
in all departments of the State govern
ment, has failed for the time, yet the
Democratic members cannot be too cautious
or too vigilant There is no device, no
stTatagem, no fraud, that the radicals
will not use in furtherance of their purposes.
If they cannot meet on the 22d, they will
meet, by preconeert on some proximate day,
and attempt to effect an organization in the
absence of the Democratic members. This
game must be beaten. The Democratic men,
bers must not suffer themselves to be deluded
with the idea that the radicals will treat them
with decency or good faith. They must be
ready to take their seats on any day that may
be fixed for the meeting of the legislature.
Congress and Grant do not intend to extend
any favors to the Democratic party by the
course which has been taken; they simply in
tend that their way shall be adopted, and not
Mr.. Packard's way They have broader
views than merely to guarantee a speedy
possession of Office and power to their
adherents. With them it is question
of electoral votes, and electoral votes are of
vastly more importance to them than the
accession of the so-called governor and his
colleagues to the places which those painting
patriots have been so anxious to seize. We
may, therefore, consider that the election i'm
brogio is quoted for the moment The
newly elected city officers remain in possess
sion; the State officers will not be installed
until the State is admitted to representation
in Congress, and the legislature will not meet
except in accordance with the terms of the
"omnibus bill.