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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-28

lrsirp TAR Soar certain eurc for chopped
ban IL sdi all 70 ghne-s irritation OF the rk in.
eczema. riugwarn. -alt rhcnm, pimpies. and all OH
cut tueua- affections, making the rkin son aud
smooth Manufactured hy Caswell, Hazard q Go
New York. sold b. aii druggists tu-ir&eow
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-28

QuHs7roS FoR TEAcHsHs.-The following
commsnication is sufficiently explicit that
We insert it without comment:
EpIfoR DsxocaAf Jour paper takes
an interest in matters pertaining to schools
and the development Of liberal system Of
education. send you the following question
that was propoundsd At the November ex-
animation Of teachers ct the high School,
by G. II. Whitcemb. Superintendent Of the
county schools, with the wish that you ask
Mr.. whitcomb the reason, necessity or ex-
suse for asking such question:
"What 10 Puritanism, ana what il your
idea Of il ?"
Why, in boosted system Of popular cd
ucation, 10 such . question asked In ac-
cordance with the ''eteYnal fitness Of
things 10 il necessary for the applicant for
a certificate to give his or her ideas Of Puri-
tanism, sectaiiAnism, or any other ism :
Respectfully, w.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-28

Losr ITS REcKoSING-The Gazette OF
this morning seem, to have lost It's reckon
ing by about six years, and tres to scare
somebody. Some time ago il wanted to
boot our reporter then after tits editor
became n pater fdmilids it wanted to spank
him. Ca delicate operation its trae) and
now it talks Ct wringing necks. Oh, dear,
what terrible fellows with what majesty
they do put people down. how complete,
how final They insist that our reporter
is female drake. Another Goddess
cupid affair We suppose!
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-28

REvIvALs- A series of revival services
are now being conducted in this city. The
services at the Fourteenth Street NJ. L
Church last evening was well attended,
They will be continued every night. TIE
Youlg Mems Christian Association have
been holding meetings at lie Claire Hall,
which will also be continued. We hope TO
sec 4 large attendance at both places, and
trust that much good may be accomplished
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-06-27
(Streiben III leres rsiienser Neenteu.)


e aut<Genter r, ben @. Stunt. 1863.
gieber Wauberer!
Sd fam eetern Mtenes bier at, madte bic
&eile sun St.Glrub tis =Mi,den sa Sub
urt teiudte teiaate ale Ieutide in Stearns
&runty.
Sd CLAUDE saus t%eiinmt eab fein 5~,psites
Gpuuts lit ben Ser. Staaten il, meldes 70 Yiele
Deuti9e unb teicneers Satbclifen ;ablt ais
Gtearns County. Sd bGrte idcn Dfters in9ne<
rita bic Semerfuns, tab bic Satbolifen in ben
armiten Gjeaenben wrbnen. aber bier it es pas
@csentteil ; lc tewpbnen bier bic teien @tssn-
zen, baten pes frudtbarae eane, uno tradten
es burd ibren 6IeiB unb ibre Musbauer 10 ipeit,
bae le bic l6Snlen 0rttesbauler nno teifea
beutid= ensliiden Saulen belbcn.
SAT- ibera1 inbet man cine Srss! ,nb sutsn
Rirden9elans. Gie Gar1ner baten ernen herr-
li9en Giebfanb unb inb nit Sae- Drsid< uue
Nab <aNo idtnen gut serieben.
gle batea CUTE Brbnbdule r une fitlen t9
aliidli9. Is siett bier in Setarnes 9cuutY,
nod iebr sisl Bieien unb 5o5< 9ane, TOO mod
{sbr siele TIRE 5eimath inben fSnnen. NQe
Jelbru9te feber gut, man fann ie nidt teflsr
uuul9sn unb bic GARNER baben bier eiren bel,
ilern Marttpreiss fir ibreu Waisen, ais
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-06-27

erfredt i@ auf bic beutiae, enelii&e, lateinii9e
unb sriediide @pra@e. Sang b~eipnbere Sort
i9ritte purben 1T ter Mu(t sen1a9t.
Den Gltern tann bieies College ais eines Der
befen in, ben sereinisten Staaten empbulen
tperoen rno per pon bieier @abrbeit 16
iber;eusen Mil. Der rtS9e ieinen @cbn bieber-
lenben. Das college belbt bic sebiesenien
unb fdbiefen Yrofe0cren, uater beren 9eituns
bic @tubirenben ben san;en Sag 1eben.
Nimn1t man &iidlidt auf bic Gage BON ct.
9ubwis ant @ee, 10 mub man sefeben, tab bic
ie @eeenb cine Der i@Snten in Minneiota 1T.
Ser lieblide, ilbersldnaeube See tietet ben
@tubirenben bic uniGu!oieien Greubea lit bet
MuBeRunben bar, unb 70 perben lie pieeer &C.
frdftiet gum ernltbafrn Stubium.
Gltern, bic Sbr tint bic Ausbilouns Gurer
@S6ne.belprst feb, ienbet lie bic Der at bieie
Sprtrefaide 9lnitalt uub bic srSbtenGreuoen iber
bieien@ueren auSsefibrten GntidluB tperoet Sbr
einf senieben!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-06-27

ppmu1pgitdes @ert.-D Der Neitcr~
Mijlipndr nnb SnbianerarOfel, Jrans pier5 in
Grpm @ins Mill auf AuFprberuns bes Serrn
5enatcr Stanley nun neuerbinss bic 8abn et~
nes 9driftte0ers tetreten unb Elm Werf iber
Obftaum3udt berausseten. Or bat bamit
nidts @erinseres int Sinne, ais Minneirta 1T
ein y nj plpeii9es Yarabtes su ser<
panoeln. ,Dab CT hies AUDI aus5ufabren i'm
@tanbe if, benefit CT burd bic Ibatlade, ba ct
aud 1ein gaterlanb Strain lin Seltsrreid] nit
cinem 0artenbu@e te9liidte, lit Tplse beien nun
bic Sbftaum3u9t inarain lit Der idSnfen8lii
TIE fiebt. DieieS @erf pirb III f~iir;efer 3eit
benz Drude iiberseben uno seroient bic bette
Gmpfeblune unb Nufn1unteruus.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-06-27

in CT. YauL, rter in meiner @e9ent 81 in Jari-
bault.
Der @aiaen tpitet jest mod $1.75 Mnb fblete
i@on So uub So. Is. q
Die @esenb UNI Neu Mun@en Il, ~telettelt
NIT Deuti9em ; int 8uide tsobnen aud einise
SSrldnber.
gle babem cine fatboliide Stride, eine erobe
Glide, cine SrseI, cine quite beuti9 = enelii9e
S9ule, quite @tpre, uno smei @afbauler.
81. Martin BARI ni9t s~erse1en ,rerben ; aa9
ba baben lie cine STRIDE unb S@ule. sic be-
ton,men cine neue Yui> Office ua6 bic nn1se>
senb bat reides @ieien II. 5ul3 ~Sanb ni9t melt
BON bier. Dev Wanberer madte iteral lsbr
CUTE @ei@afte.
@auf Center 1T mirfli9 Elm lgInesS tact6en;
bic Deuti9eu ma9en bier quite @ei9afte.
Die beutl9en Ratbpltfen baben einen glas
eefauft, INN bier cine Stride 3u tauen. Spn<
bertar! Gie 9eute mSdter iiberaQairdea bait
en- ater Tie fSSnnen teineprieter befcmmen<stes.
.. Mnscar J%rauenbprfer >. 6. 6. serfebt bet
nabe ale @emeinben bier.
Saul Center seripri9t cine quite 3ufunft.
Die Ginwanberans sebt bier u1alsseisst na6
alem @idtunsen bin. NaGlens mehr
Inter freuntliden @riBeu.
0ein &eilenper
@epr9@ i'm nj { T..
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-06-27
-Wine CORPORATION tev Belle Vlaine cal,

-Giu1 Corporation her Belle plaine Sal3
8cmpasnie bat ii& sebilbet unb bic Snecrpcra-
ticns= MrtifeL iieben an ber !3abL iinb tereits
serSfentli&t. MUse Elm balbises eunitises St.
lultat gum f~erneren Iufbliben rbiser etaot
unb gum Muben Res @taates eraielt tper=
ben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-06-27
@rpbarttoc @iuf1ufe!!

SEER 50 Qinnemann BON @t.Solspb,
@learas County, bat tuieber erobartise Ginfaufe
son ben befen @aarsn jeber @attuns semadt
unb bietet le ieinen @eIdafts. Greunben in BET
Nabe unb in Der Jerne at gu biQisen preiien II.
label III baufsem8eiu freunelt9f Elm. Die
neuen @infaufe beaeben in:
Sdnittpaaren, Giienwaarcn, Spesereiwaaren,
Aleibunsen, 9aten unb 8appeu, Stie~
fel II. S9uben ii. Stcineut.
&pmmt eefdlieit MQe unb feb Der freunbli9=
ten Nufnabme unb Der beften gebienune serli-
9ert,
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Wett9efan 8.

@inwauberunss $500 III pb ct pcnMinne=
iuta.-A ue jene Ceuti9e tel9e ibren 8efann>
ten Gin @inpanberunes< pampblet Sun9Rinnelo=
ia Der 5ei,natb ber Ginpanberer ienben tplen,
rtSsen ii@ iuelei@ at bieSffe berS taats 3eituns
ODER besBanberers &penten poer aud MUIR CUR erG=
ten8 equemli@feitbieN amen berjenisen beseid-
uen an pel@e man Observation-Disclosures
mil, unb auf Der Stele tpirb IS an bic Ntre1e
unenteeltlid p~ortofrei eei9idt tperben.
Senbet cine iebr srcbe 9lnsabl spn Mbrelen
bamit redt piele Oeutide in bieiem Staate eir<
tpantern n1Ssen!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-06-27
S5abresbericbt bes 81. Jpbn'S
College, Stear,ts 50.

Mit 9rIBter 6reube empfnaer rir fplgencen,
bS9it erfreuli9en 8eridt, relder u,s srn ct.
Spbn's college, @tearns g., Minn., 5usefcm<
men 1T, unb uns ben senaueren Nufiblub aber
biefe riibmli9t tetannte Mnialt ertbeilt. Der
nadipl9enbe &atalcs unb bic beisefisten Mpten
seben ben Glterr1 gertpanbten, InsebSrisen unb
Jreunben berS tubierenben bic liderfe @arantie
iber ten ausseseidneten Gleib unb bas muiter-
bafte 8etrasen Der .3Sslinse, trelde ie eteiem
bp9terabmten Snlitute ansertraat' baben.
5iemit fplst oas gerSeidnib ber Stubireneen
unb linb AUDI bieperbienten Soften teigefist.
Gbrenper3eibnif.
8elpuberS ausge5ethnet.- Spbn
9banlep, 81. paul; Martia MeSntire, ct.
Spiepb.
Musee5ei6net.- Jranf SGwarS ga
Grc1e, Wisc. BtQiam 8rennan, Gbat7elb,
Minn. !; Spbn Yenba 8eQe Ylaine; CHARLES
WiQiam5, 81, Yaul ~So{epb 2eutbaro, 2afe=
tptpn, Mi1u. ; Gonrab Rerff, 81. Yaul; Strait
els @ribler, ct. Vaul +; Dpminic @atrs, SPORT
Walbinetcn, @isc. Scbn 5cftarer, ct. So
1ept, Minn.
Opttlt NptrettAH9.
8elpnterS ausgesei9net- Wil<
liam Genspcrbe, ct Glcub George Mitid>
ct. paul ; Ssnatius 8rofer, ct. Glcuc ; s..
bias Sdleper, Gi9mpnb.
!, IuS9e3ct9net. - Gpn~ ifantine eraser,
ct. Sclepb.
Matbias9 emmiid, &i9mpnb; GbparbN fuag.
Ii, &idmonb ; Scbn @todarb, &idmcnb; ST.
natius Green, ct. Glcub g'eter 5plider, ct.
Mnttpns.
&atcd,ismus.
Grte RlaGe.
S:gcIpnbcrs ausge3et9net.- sym.
8rennan, @batfelb +; Granf Sduar1 Ga Grp6e;
Scbn Sbanley, ct. Yaul; Spepb 9elbade,
Qmincs, ST.; CHARLES WiQiams, 81. Yaul ;
Sames Opnppan, ct. paul; Opminte Watrs,
sort @aibiustpn, Wise.. Srierb 2eutbarb,
Qafetcmn, Min,.
Musae3ei6nct.- 2ouis Demeules, ct.
paul !; @cnrab 8erf, vt. paul; Sobn penbs,
Belle plaine; Soiepb Wal1 Ct Soiepb Gee.
&eis, Sbafcpee.
3weite 8teils.
SclpnberS auS9e3ei9net -@m.
Ienspcrhs, 81. Gloub ; Gbparb Mueeli, &i&-
ntpnb.
Nusaeaei9net.- peter 5oli@er, ct.
Mntbpny 8alter Drbens, Garcn, Rinn., Grant
S9aQer, Gutenberg Soma; Scitpt @eibel
ct. Srierb.
4atcin.
3meite RIene.
8]eicneers aussesei9net.-S cbu
Stanles, st. panl.
Musaeseidnet.- Granf SdmarS Ga
@rr7s; Sciepb 5elbade, Guincs, So. ; Mntr.
SdiFrer ct. Sciepb.
0ritte Slate.
Defenders au69esct6net.-Wm
Srennau, Gtatfelp Charles WiQiams, ct.
paul.
Ausseseihnet.- Martiu 5utu, ct.
Sau,es Irucsan, ct. paul.
gierte Slaiie.
Seirnbers onsse5et 5ciepb
Seutbarb, 9afetcwr, Nttnn.
Musae3eihnet.- 2puis Ielneules, ct.
pau!.
Sunfte Alaiie.
8]eipneers au5geset1 Iobias
Sdleper, &i6mpnb Scbn 5ufbauer, @tSoiepb
observation-disclosures aerlt ct. paul;
Scbn Yenbs, ct. Yaul Martin WcSntyre, ct.
Srepb; George itlb, ct. paul; Granf@rib>
Ter, ct. paul; Splepb SelsaIe, Ct Splerh.
6ricdbtid).
Speite 8laffe.
Selpnpers ausseset6net- Sobn
SbanleY ct. Yaul Mnbrep S9tfer, ct. So<
lepb.
Musss3ei6net. - 1ranf S&tpar1 Ga
Grule.
0rtttc Alafie.
B%eipnters ausge3et9nct.- Gbarles
@iQiams, 81. paul.
Musee3eihnet. - William Brennan,
Spfert 5elbade A1ncY, 81.
srbetpric.a
8sisnrers usseaeidnet.- Sobn
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Mcue, ,pibtiee patentirte Grim
hmm.

5err S. 8. Sdirmeier, SIDE rer 7ten u,o
&piabeQearaBe. bat fir &am,ieY Counts Elm Ya=
tent fir Wasen-8udlen [Thimble skeins]
erbalteu, nit benen jeber Jubrmann tint finf3ig
prc3ent raebr auf ieinem Wa9en fabren tann.
Die Soften Der Wasen=8ldien finb nur TN, SIS
$40 bGber, je mad Der 0attuns b~erielben fir
einen @a9en. MS9e man biele Wagen- Bid
len ee1auer 8ea9tuns murbisen unb it6 bieson
ieltt iiterseuaen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-06-27
!SSnielides Yreulfldss Gpniulat. !
CT. paul q. SUM- 1868. :

Den Oebern Der unter,t IL. II. unb 26.
Mar5 uno ,. Ipril b. s. sun bier abseianbten
8eitrase CUR 2inberuns tes Nutbfanbes in
Sf<preuben srn reip. 1896 - $685.
$290.D- 1886; bin id beauftraet ben
Dant Der aSnisli@en &esieruns aussu!preden.
s. @iIlius, 4el. Yrene. Goniul.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-06-27

Die Grau, opn Gales @aben ; Scrtbeiluns in
s>eioarf, Cbip.
Die Bidder, Der obisenGe rtbeiluns wereeu am15
Suit 1868 aelGlc0en. Sputen sicQeidt Gt1iae
nod nidt ibre Yreiie abserIanst baben, 10 mer=
ben ie freunblidit erluGt, tbre @%eminufbiQeten
nor benz rben 9enanntenM pnatstag ein3uienben.
{. @a%rtuYsels, pa flor.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-06-27

EF ST. peter @@neiber bon ct.
Yaul bereif nun ais Aseut bes @anberer ben
1ubliden She'll Yrn Minnei ota unb 1T bere9tist
@elber einauiamm,eln unb Munnenten a~rsaneb<
men.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-06-27
@rpbcS 81 eubIe5<9aaer!

Die @etriiber Sanien baben lit Der 3. Strabe
GIT. 2O7 tint Mc@lung's glrf etn
grpBeS MeubleS<2ager
erridtet tpuielbit ie ippcbl I'M @roben, ME int
8leinen S~ertaufen unb has Yerebrlide Yublitum
81 tduf9em 8eluae freunbli9l einlaben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-06-27

riefermeibe.- Die 5c9mureisen
9errn : gbrlpb @9mirer, 5ran5 Solepb Sop>
laf, Safcb 6altpn, tperben am nad lenD ientas
bic III. priefermeibe erbaltcn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-06-27

Git neles 3eitun9stlatt lit lit Stem Sort
eri9ienen unter bent Namen: bic Mrbeiter
Union, Observation-Disclosures unb lceialeS Srean
ter Mrbeiter", las teipneers fir I'm slrbeiter
teiimmt 1T.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-06-27
Qpc1l = Neutgfetten.
Hcifcncer Nacnt.

3err @ecrs Mimmer poa Tarlpanlf TT
aeaenmartia reiienter Msent bes Wanberer.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-06-27
9teue Baaren! Neue Waareln !

Neue Waaren! Weue WaareM
in ct. Nntbonp une minneapolis.
peter SGpnnpr bat 9erabe Ypn Nep
2Jorf ein berrli9es Eager BON G%Qenpaaren, 6i=
ten fir 6erren, Damen unb 2inber &c. &C., aber
AUDI Rinbermdeelden empfaneen unb wtrb MQes
III ben tppblfeillten Yreiien Serfauft. 8ummt,
fonmt eefaQief unb empfanset CUTE @aaren au
niebrisen Yreiien.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-06-27
Sdn9er : Set.

Doe 4. Minneinta 9rpbe Sln9erfeit
trurbe in bret Iasen, ben 90, %. uub "a. SUM-
absebalten unb biele 3eit nit GmpfanssfeierliG>
feiten, Je(treben, frSbliden 0eiansen, Guneerten
fefli6en ;3usen uater Jadel1dein nno Wc-Nics
susebra9t, tpabrenp ale 0ebaube ct. Yauls
auf baS S9Gnie sesiert unb nit innreidenSS ST.
i9riften seidmiidt tuarcn.
Wett9efan9.
Die Ausiiibruns bes @ettseianses mar mei-
Ierbaft unt bic Valme he's Gieess tpurte suer~
fannt
/. preis.-yW incna".
2: .-uGtasfa."
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1tnter0meune fur bem FL. Batter

Sir ben 81. @ater fnb I'M gerlnufe bieier
@c@e ein9e9ausen bot:
sScbn S&neter. > $50
llnbefannt. 200
Sos. Berslener. 500
sumua $50
GrIter guthrie Bstraee 1890
1otal $163.5O
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-06-27

Sbanles, @iQiam Brennan, CHARLES @iQiams,
Granf @dtpar3. |
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5elbade.
rRe&1aHe. .'.
8ejpnbers Museeaei9net.-@on rab
Rerf, Souls Demeules.
Musseaetdnet ct. - Sclepb 8al;, Sobn
penbs, @eore Miti@ =
3weiteala6e.
8%efpnbers Mus9eaei d Iobias
aaseesei&net.- e0nHantine eraser,
@epre Heis. -0
seeset9net.-@iQia
8rennan, Mntcn Wccstru9ser ct. paul .Ntin~
reIpta.
Musseset6net.-6r anf S@marS Spbn
ShanleY.
9easins uni Spelling.
@rfe aIaife.
9%c1pnbers Musge3eiG Gpnrao
3erl Sgnatius 8rcpfer.
Museesei6net,-S cbrpenbs 5snrs&ob=
ters, ct. Glrub Minn.
3weite STA lie.
8eicuoers Musgtseianet- Subn
Stpdarb, Jranf Gribler.
Musaesei6 Sclepb2eutbart, Spbias
S@leper Scbn 5rftauer.
Dritte8laNe.
Defenders Mus9e5et1net,-p eter
5plider, Suiepb Wett5eL Soiepb 8el5arlb.
MuS9eset9net.- Gbrarc Mt99lt, Mar%
tin Sdrtt.
Deutid.
Nbetoric.
Se1onbers auSgeset9net.-N n<
ton Mccsbrusser, Mnbrep S9tfrer.
Mnsse5ei&net.-GrantS &mar1 Sciepb
9elbade.
grfs &laie (Oetfd.)
Defenders uuSge3et8net-T ranf
@ribler, @epra Mitl6, Tpbias @dleper.
Mussesei9net-Gc nrab 8erlt. Senatt>
us Brufer, @iQiam Tennscproe. Sujepb Wala.
3wette &lafie, [Deutid.]
8elunbers ausse3ei@net.- Sobn
@banleY Sames Donovan.
MuSge3ei9net- Sobn 9rftauer, Mntun
Mccsbrusser, George &eis.
Sran;0Tid,.
Grfe & lafls.
8%ejpnbers aus9eseidnet.- Srlepb
2eutbarb, Spbn Sbanley.
MuS9esei4net.- &barles WiQtanas.
3wette &toife.
Mus9e3eiGnet.-Gpnra taerlt.
6eon,etrie.
8%ejpnberS -9BiQian,
8rennart> Charles Willian1S.
Museesei&net.-G rant Sdwars.
algebra.
8%eIpubers -gSi0iam
grennan, Gbarles Widiams.
Observation-Disclosures S9pars.
Mritbmetif.
Grfe 8laiie.
Se1pubers u69eSet9net.- 5p1epb
Qeutbarb.
Musse;eiGuet- @cnrab &ert Subn
peneA Sricpb @al;.
3peite Ilafe.
8elpnbers auSge3et9net.- Spbn
9pf hauer.
Observation-Disclosures @iaiam
Eenspcrpe, Tubtas @@leper.
Dritte R1affe.
8ejpnbers ausee;eidnet. Gon-
itanttn Graper.
Musge3ei9net.- Ssaatius @reYen.
gterte Rlane.
Musaesei9net.- Martta S@ctt.
Smd,s9ottnns.
Grfe &laffe.
Defenders "a t.-Sar
mes Donovan.
Mnsge3ei dnet:- Charles Wiliams,
Sriepb 2eutbarb.
3w cite ata1is.
Nuseeaei4net.- Gcnrab Rerf.
@eidbtd1te-
Grfe &1ane
Bcipnbers auSeeaei&net.-WtQiam
8rennan, Grant S9parS.
Musae3ei1net.- Souls Denteules, d.
mimic Watry Sames Donovan, Spiepb 2eut~
barb, Splepb 5elbade, Martin 6ubn.
3weite atane
8eIonbers auSee3ei6net. Gcnrab
aert> George Miti9.
MusaeSeib net-5enrY &pbbcrs, 5rant
@ritler, Grnf. Graner, SsnattuS @repen.
Sd,Dnidreiben.
8@ejpnbcrs ausge3etdnet.- @eurse
Mttlb. Spbn peaes, Srbn Mbb, 9bebpsgan,
gBisc.
Musseaeidnet. - Grant @ribler, Subn
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-06-27
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-06-27
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-07-02

Edward Moore, of Portland, badge.
Reported for the Press by VIM. Henry Cliff
ford, Solicitor of American and Foreign Pat
ents, 301 IL Congress street, Portland, Me.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-07-02
Political Nafen

Gen. Rosecrans who is spoken of as the
probable temporary chairman of the New York
Convention was Republican at the time of
the last election in California.
The Boston correspondent of the New York
Times says that KNOWN Nothing lodges are be-
ing revived in Boston and Chelsea. The prin-
cipal object now in view is the exclusion of
foreigners from office.
Tie w omens Suffrage Association of
America. through their Central Committee,
Mrs. Horace Greeley, Elizabeth Cady Stanton,
Abby Hopper Gibbons and Susan B. Antho-
ny, has prepared a platform for the coming
Democratic Convention, published in The
Revolution.
There is decided reactionary movement
in Massachusetts in favor of prohibition. The
Democratic license commissioners were elected
in Suffolk county, but in the elections that
nave occurred elsewhere the people have al
most uniformly voted against allowing licenses
to be issued for the sale of liquors in their
towns. Northampton by vote of SAT to 317
birmingham oy 1913 to 80, Abingdon by 294 to
8, West Springfield by "a N 7. and Blandford
Hoyoke, BerDardston, Acushnet. Norton,
Sturhrldge, Milford ami Foxboro' nv large
najorities, have voted against licens,po omen
bars. Conway and Hinsdale have voted Co,
licenses, and Greenfield has voted NOT to a.
press an opinion.
Two can iidates for Republican nominal
ton for Congress in Ohio, recently, drew lots
to determine which should withdraw in favor
of the other. The defeated one is now doing
his utmost to secure the others nomination.
I here is a report that General Banks is to
be appointed minister to Russia in a short
time. Street gossip says, however, that the
appointment is contingent on the agreement
OF the House to the Alaska appropriation.
delegate in the Tippecanoe Qnd) Demo-
craac Convention wanted the vote of his town
ship cast as eunuch,n"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-07-02
The Four,h, Of Ju,v.

Mr. EDIToR:-1n noticing the meager way
in which the city authorities propose to cele-
brate the Glorious Fourth" this year, you say
that the tax pays will approve their action.
Are you quite sure that the tax payers of
this city who are COMPOSED mainly of patriotic
and public-spirited men and women, approve
of any act, the tendency Of which is to cause
the practice of celebrating the Nations birth
day to fall into disuse, and the memory of it
to depart from the minds of the American
people? 1t seems, at least to some, that now,
more than ever before, should this day be re-
membered and the act it commentaries be
deeply impressed upon the minds of the rising
generations. The nation having just passed
through fearful struggle of four years dura-
ton, in which hundreds of thousands of lives
and thousands of millions of treasure have
been sacrificed for the preservation of that
form of government which the declaration and
subsequent action of our Fathers established,
ought not the day that marked the beginning
of those struggles to be held still more sacred
than before? Can it be that the tax payers.
many of whom have shed their blood, and sac.
rificed their health in the war, are willing, Tor
the trifle that due observance of the day
would cost the city, that it should be allowed
to pass by almost entirely unnotced, and be
blotted from the memory of their children for
ever? More than ever before, is our country
now free and Independent Nation; and mere
than ever before, should we cherish in our
hearts the memory of the day that gave ii
birth, r