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4WHY HE RESIGNED Forney says: :" His
connection with the Senate tpleasant in
many respects personality having there
fore ceased, he is no longer restrained by
any official embarrassm in commenting
upon the course of men who, in this criti-
cal hour, have Joined hands with Andrew
johnson and his rebel associates and SYM
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The HOPPE CAsE.-The continued case
of William A. Hoppe, charged with yio-
lently assaulting William A. Trueman, was
called yesterday, and, upon application Of
the defence, further continued until to-
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Richmond Tobacco Market.

WEDNESDAY,, May Is, 1858.
For the past three days breaks and receipts have
contnuedlarge. The market rules steady for all
descriptions of good tobaccos, In keeping order,
while inferior and frosted kinds are neglected and
prices rule In favor the buyer. Below we give
the transactions 576 hogsheads, 40 tierces, and aS
boxes: ~ t4sa. st2l.t,5z.22
MANUFACTURING TOBACCO.
Latos.-Coinmon to medium dark working, Is. so
@$7 good dark working, S7.50(l$9; sun-curcd
common, S7@Sl0; sun-cured good Sll@$l2; coak
cured common. $9M$l5 .c0aI-cured bright, $50
$25 c0al-cured fancy, Ss0@EA0.
Leaf. Common dark w6Hs.ng $1G8e; medium
sI4; fine and Wrapping, aa5G$l0; sun-cured, @s@
$50; yellow wrappers, common. $2o@S35; yellow
Z wrappers, medium to extra, $a0G G$ioo. i1i
SHIPPING TOBACCO. M
Gtgs.-Very common and heavy weights, $s@
Se so medium, $7@ss.5o; good. s0I$lo.
LeGE.-EEglish shipping Sl4GS20; Continental
shipping, 3l4Q$2o. .3,.ss.S. .ti IS - si4s,
STEnITNG TOBACCO.
[ w. : I
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LIQUOR LIcENsEs.-The Hastings Court
will hear applications. for liquor licenses
tn-daY
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The OUTSIDE IMPEACHMENT PRESSURE.
Trenton, N. j. May IL. The executive
committee of the Grant Club of this city, !,
at its regular meeting this evening, passed
resolutions declaring that the Judgment of
the Senate should be given for the removal
of the President, and that want of fidelity;
tc honesty and principle now is crime
against patriotism which loyalty will never
pardon. q. l...i..t. q
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factory RELEASED. The factory of
Messrs. D. G. Mayo s Co. has been released
upon bond. We inadvertently neglected to
state this yesterday. t...s.aa 4.t
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s PHrLANTHRopIc SocgETY OF HAMPDEN
sIDNEY.-We acknowledge an invitation to
attend the anniversary celebration of this
Society, which will take place on the 10th
proximo at ao'clock. S. L. Flournoy will he
the recipient Of the best speaker medal, !"
and G. w. Walker, of Berkeley county, the
presenter Of the game. Valedictorian Jofn
Gill, ,of Baltimore; junior orators, Joseph
ID Price, of Richmond, and J. ?. Blanton,
of Cumberland. The cards of invitation
are very neatly gotten up.
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counsel, and the court having maturely
considered the transcript of the record Of
the Judgment aforesaid, and the arguments
of counsel, is Of opinion, for reasons stated
in writing and fled with the record, that
the said Circuit Court erred in sustaining
the demurrer Of the defendant to the first
and second counts of the declaration Of the
plaintiffs, and also erred in giving the in
struction which the said court gave to the
jury, and that the said judgment is errone-
ous therefore it is considered that the same
bereyersed and annnlled and that the plain
tiffs recover against the defendant their
costs, &c. And it is ordered that the cause
be remanded TO the said Circuit Court with
instructions that the said demurrer be
oyerruled, and for q new trial to be had
therein in accordance with the opinion and
judgment of this court"
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SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-air. Yelling
ton Goddin, auctioneer, sold on yesterday q
vacant lot on the south side Of Clay street
between Third and Fourth streets, l3Oxl53
feet, at $40 per front foot-s5 200. Also,
the Royalton Mills, with 1l5 acres OF land
attached, in Amelia county, for 81, 1850.
Messrs. Lyme & Brother sold at auction
vacant lot, corner of Twenty and
Leigh streets, fronting 33xl25 feet, for Sc
per front foot. Also, a lot on the corner Of
Twenty y-sixth and Marshall streets, 38x14s
feet, for 2Gper front foot. ~
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Z UNITED STATES CIacUIT GoURT-Jr
:UsDERwooD PRESIDING Madison Dand--
ridge {negro) indicted for manufacturing
tobacco without license, and Rachel Loyen-.
berg, charged with uttering counterfeit
money, were put on trial yesterday, and
both acquitted.
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HENRIco County, CouRr Robert Cohen
(negro), charged with petit larceny, was
yesterday tried and acquitted.
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GeNyfcTIoE EEgTA may be ms
taken, as we are all liable to mistake; and
Ito have our hopes and expectations disgp-
pointed, but assure your readers fhata
feel more conitie emf 0f the Of An
drew Johnson at this time than at any pre-
Eceding poins: IL the trial. !. Those Hhos have
proved recreant I'd principle are known,
and the doubts that enYeloped others have
been cleared away and the exact position
OF every senator is Tery nenr1y known. ~
When the Senate meets ON Saturday at
noon, to which time the Court has ad journ-
ed, the precise vote Of every Republican
senator on the different articles viii be
known, and if d vote is then taken, it will
result IN conviction and the immediate irr
stalment of Mr.. Wade. form these opin-
ions from a full and free conversation with
those who ought to know, and who undoubt-
edly do know, and who to-day, assured some
delegates bound to Chicago that if they
started on Friday night, the glorious news
of conviction worIld oyertake them be-
fore they reached their destinations G.
Fulton, IN Qltsntore Anlericdn.
The Asae1ican also says that the vote will
not be taken Saturday unless there shall
be a certainty of conviction Also, that
Trumbull and Fessenden may be persuaded
not to vote at all y ss s3E
GENERAL GRANT IN FAVOR OF CoNyIc-
T1oN. The Chicago Republican of Monday
has the following dispatch from Washing
ton, under date Of Sunday sa
n. g General Grnnt, in the presence of your
corresponds lent, to-day said that, from what
he knew, he believed that the President
intended to eyades conviction TbY resigning
at the last hour. The General also said.
that he became so convinced that this would
be done that he bet q box Of cigars with
Secretary Stanton, in support ofit, nearly a
month ago.
" During the entire conversation the
General expressed himself very strongly
in support of Mr.. Johnson's removal, If
being his only hope of having peace in the
southern States; and he thought it would
be dangerous to the best interests of the
country to let him remain any longer at
the head of the Government. With Mr..
Johnson's removal he would, without detri-ss
ment to the public service, make afurther.
5e.0Sli0nilu lie arm anu Tue troops tn;lt
We're now stationed in many of the south
ern States conld be withdrawn, and sent to
the Plains or mustered out of service.
Having man in the presidential chair.
that would take care that the laws are faith
fully executed, the rebels in the South
would cease committing murders and
driving Union men from their homes, and
loyal men would be again secure
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~ " \ =
MEETING The regular monthly meeting
of the Board of Directors of the Richmond
Chamber Of Commerce was. held last eve
ming. Present: David I Burr, president
Isaac Davenport, first vice. e-president Thos.
5'W. McGance, second vice-presid dent; !; and 7.
G. Peyton, Alexander Cameron, B.. E.
9Blankenship, Powhatan Weisiger, W. b.
Isaacs, John Purcell, H. d. Crenshaw, w.
G.. Ferguson, T. s. Baldwin, ". s. Donnan,
james r. Branch, NJ. Rosenbaum, P. G.
Coghlan secretary.
Notice was received from Thomas Fl.
Wynne resigning the Craftsmanship Of the
Committee on Manufactures, and, on mo-
ton Of Mr.. Isaacs, the resignation was ac-
cepted.
A letter from prominent gentleman in
the southwestern part Of the State was read,
from which we extract the following
g meet with Representatives Of Balti-
more, Philadelphia, and New York houses
almost every day, some buying produce and
others soliciting consignments. Have met
with only one representative of Petersburg
and Norfolk, and none from Richmond.
Would that our own Virginia cities
could be aroused to the Importance of put
ting forth a more vigorous effort to secure
the trade of this country Southwestern
Virginia and East Tennessee) before the
trade is turned against rheni.n
A communication was read from the
Boston Board of Trade, setting forth that a
plan had been adopted for the preliminary
Organization of National Board of Trade,
5tthe first meeting to be held at Philadelphia
on the Sd of june and inviting the Rich
mond Chamberof Commerce to send dele
gates thereto. On motion of Colonel Branch,
it was resolved that two delegates be sent.
Accumulation from the Boston Board
of Trade on the subject of g The National
Finances was read, and, on motion of Mr..
Isaacs, it was laid on the table. ~
The following resolution, offered by Mr..
John Purcell, was adopted
s;Resolued, That the Committee on Out
ward Trade ascertain and report the rates
of freight by steamer between New York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, and this city, and
the rates to and from these cities and other
principal Atlantic cities in the United
States and that they ascertain, as far us
practicable, the percentage of freight on the
value of the merchandise shipped to and
from this port
The following resolution, offered by Mr.
Powhatan Weisiger, was adopted:
" [" "Resolved, That the mercantile interest
of the city of Richmond demands, and the
Chamber of Commerce cordially invites,
competition in the express and transporta-
ton business"
Major Peyton offered the following reso-
luton, and it was adopted:
Resolued, That committee of four be
appointed to communicate with the Com
mon Council of the city of Richmond with
the view of ascertaining the principle upon
which taxes are laid upon the mercantile
interests of the city, and as far as possible
to secure "a modification of the existing
rates, especially with reference to the Ii
cense taxes"
The following committee was appointed :
David Il. Burr, James R. Branch,' John
Purcell, and w. s. Donnan.
Afterthe transaction of some routine bu-
sinesa, the Board adjourned.
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CELEBRATION BY ANNAwAN TRIBE, /.
%. R. M.-The members Of this Tribe as
sembled on the island in rear Of Vaux-
all's Island, with number Of young ladies,
at II o'clock on Tuesday, and spent plea,
SAINT time. At half past IL band of music
arrived, and the ladies and gentlemen soon
Joined in q dance, which was kept up until
8 o'clock; at which time splendid dinner
was set before the guests.
DIR. Bricken, one Of the Oldest Sachems
in the State, then made On address; after
which, the company returned to their
amusements, and continued to enjoy thein-
selves until o late hour. Great credit is
due the committee for their efforts to make
everybody happy. .aee
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n1oHMovp, May !, lses.
sUMnrEH REsOnTs.
NTARM SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY,
wv yfA y nm Nrf.yTH Grfs Grfssy,fy0pp1Frr(THs.5

wv YA.-OHANGE or 0FfPRoPRIETORH.--
Having recently assumed OF this
old and fashionable EaterfnRpiaef ana de0MpLekedn
our arrangements for nf tisltoss
we now solicit tiIe patronage OF the public. Every
effort has been made % restore 70 this e1fabftG
nent its former reputat The resnetix proper
ties or the waters hive been nttasted IN
the numbers who have been reiieyed0 d0f Rh6Hrrat<4
Go.lty, andother Affections, while the Luxury e1s
the Batis when enjoyed con neyeH be G9fr1f-
ten. Persons desirons 10 hAye fuif information
concerning the character of site wAttrs sgzy eHs.
suit our circular. which viii be sent 70 them on
application, free OF p08tarc. ~ ~ ~
y We pledge ourselves That cur table shan nCS e.
inferior 20 any kept either In cCuttgys Te
name OF cur manager Is sufkefesit 70 inspre good
The rc5,te to the Warm Spfsnes IS by Riehr1epd.
and stanntont 70 Mtlboro' depot on The yirEtEiiaa
with the trains. enabi;ne passengcfs 20 resen tlh
Springs the same day after leayipg hicnnapnas
LynchburR, Wsshtngt1yl or Halt1more. ,s
RATES or board Per day. ~ per aeeh
$is per month ifnsr wseks !, Ssss
- = : - 5 propfietoSs. y
Major rETrs Il. WooDyARp 1daaassr, e
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INTERESTING TO TOBACCO NfANUFACTU-
RERs.-We were present yesterdayat the
trial of q atobacco-rolling machine recently
invented by John Wettstein, and patented
by A. g. Dabney & Son, of Lynchburg.
Several of these machines have been fitted
up in the tobacco factory Of s.. M. Bailey,
and were yesterday in full play under the
personal supervision of the inventor.
Briefly described, the machine in ques-
tion consists Of a long table with a longitu-
dina1 groove, which, being worked by pull
leys, brings the tobacco placed IN the
groove to tin plate on q smaller table il,
front of the operator; on this it weighs
itself by means Of scale below the tray,
and is cut by circular knife also moved
by the pulleys. The tobacco is then emp
tied into cloth-lined trough, worked by
hand, from which it is soon taken in neatly
packed and tucked rolls Of the desired
weight and size.
The whole machine is worked by means
of ;treadle underneath the smaller table
referred to, somewhat after the manner Of
n sewing machine. It is claimed that by
means Of: this invention the work of rolling
the tobacco, hitherto done by negro hands,
can De suOnc WITH HILL tuc VA APcho0. AhS
inventor claims, indeed, that ! 800 rolls per
day can be made, which it would take nine
men to do by hand in the same time.
Whether all this can be accomplished or
not, it is certain that the machine is q great
improvement, and we would recommend
that our tobacco manufacturers take o look
at it in operation. s
We notice that Mr.. Bailey also has in his
factory the new hydraulic presses Of Ettin-
ger & Edmond, which seem to work like o
charm.
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PoRTSGF RICHMOND MAY u, 1sss.
- ARRIVED. 80
Schooner Mary, Larkin, Norfolk. fish, s. @. Tar
schooner Eldorado, Philadelphia, coal, ].
NJ. Pitcher. ~ ~ 6
Schooner William and James, Outten, PhIladel-
phia, coal, w. Hall Crew. ~
Schooner Ocean Bird, Marsh, Philadelphia, coal,
Schooner j. Fl. Lockwood, sherrett, merchandise
captain. y.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford. Norfolk, Eaer-
chandIse and passengers, i. Is. Tatum.
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ALANUFACTURINQ TOBACCO.
Corn and Flour Exchange.

Corn and Flour Exchange.
RICHMOND May ls 1893.
OFFERINGS.
JVheat.-Wlite 2e bushels. Red, ~ bushels.
hite, 544s bushels. yellow, 400 bushels.
Mixed, 592 bushels.
OdtS.-eS bushels.
Rye.-70 bushels.
SALES. s3s st X s
Whent.-Whitc, 20 bushels fair at $2. as, Red, ~
bushels very good at ~. rs. = -
C0rn.-White, as bushels at 20. Yellow, none.
Mixed 30 bushels ut SLIT; 225 bushels on private
terms !; T2 bushels damaged at 81. Is.
Odts.-2s bushels prime at 83c.
Rye.-70 bushels good at Sl.7s, sta
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rnsoo1ss as,5 ststars,n.s pa Gsrss
tiora ana aftsnfioa. are tss,ssSf
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tnai exIsnsss ,ncnrreS 80 z.
1icon a. "a ~ s,oiff,l kfszrafSS foS
soufyeyvs ss,d Enrrssesn i,,rfs &
irsmraysrs efYstsSrff ~ lowest yskei
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TOUR OF INSPECTION. Yesterday morn
ing the Commissioners OF Streets and the
City Engineer visited the pump house and
reservoir. Thsy we're accompanied by Ge--
neral Sehofeld, Who went by special inyl-s
tations The comnlissio ners, after examin-
ing the water works and reservoir. xpress-2
ed themselves veil satished with the good
condition sin which they found everything
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-14

ApporSrNrSTs.-Tke Governor On yea
,terday appointed ii. G. Whitehead md
Abrain Jones notaries public for the city
and county yef Norfolk,
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Major PETER H. W0oDvARn Mara
MaYL 1888. lny R-ssSll1
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-12-19


Gin paf1enbes @etbna9ts>0 &C.
9enf fir bic 2ieben 1T Der alien 5ein,atb.-
@er ieiner AnsebSrisen, germanbtsn pbsr
Grsunpen lit Deuti9lanb Elm pa6enees @sib-
na@tseeidenf sul9iden, unb 3uelei@ einQebens>
seiden BON f& seben nil, ter beteae tsi uns
ben uWanocrer," fir na@ Deuti9lano su fen
ben. Derielte sebt r~eselmabis in jeter Drde
in GROCER Mnsabl uber enScean uno brinst BEN
Qieben ba briben Nadri9t BON uns unb unferm
2anbe. Oabei bat ter @eber feinen ~peiteren
uIruuble" als bel uns su befeQen. @ir riGen
aus Grfabrnna nit tel@er @pannuue man IA
,,brauben" bic 3eitans aus @merita ertuartet
unb NIT peldem Sntere0e man ie Hest. Durd
8riefe fann man ME Elm 10 beutli@es Bilb vcn
Mrnerita befommen, als burd cine CUTE 3ettung.
3ubem 1T Der yreis Der 3eituns int gersleid
gu benz tbeuren 8riefpprtu 10 serina bab E.
gar ni@t lit Ani@las tumunt. Sebe @o9e eins
3eitune na@ Deutidlanb 1T piel better ale apei
unb finf3is 8riefe bprtbiu fdtden. 9lo nu,
fril9 aubeteut!
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& Sic Grfabruns lebrt, bab unier Greii9u,
lenfyRem Elm elenper 9umbue 1T. WuQt ibr
cure Sueenb iberreif unb fribreif in Der @il>
tenf@aft bes EATERS uab ; intelbaft %tarr1nuis
uut su anmuralifden @prinsinsfelber beranbil'
ben laGen, ben @tnn fir bic beuti9e Spra9s
unb ben @lauben perleiben, ben Eempel Der IT,
lieiUien 3u@t in ibrem Bergen nieberreiben uub
ben aller serbedten uub pfener gerfebrtbeit auf7
bauen lafen, 70 fdidt fe in bic 6reii9ulsn.
Die 9 eele repralentirt bic Meniden: jegt il
es ;3eit eebt sulamnen unb babt weuisfeus 70
piel tnabbaneieteit, bub ibr in einem @riRlideu
Settlement cure eisene 9riRli9e Sdule fit
td9 fen @inter in Operation fest.
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- So! Der Gbriamana 1T ba! @o? 8ei
Sic. 8ures, IS Meunte Strabe! Dort fault
man jeBt 20 Yrcaent biQiser, als je, SO. neueae
Sa4tn bon Sptelpaaren; fir 8etbna9ten,
Neutabr, 5pd3eiten uno anoere Je1e iiub iebr
i9Sne @ei4enfe Sorbanben, Defenders feline beut'
i9e ensliide unb fransSIi9e8i&er lit Sammt,
@eibe> unb @ilbereinfa6uns sebnnben 8ln-
men-8uuquets, 8lumenfSrbden, Gru6ttSrb9en,
8lumensafen in retderMuswabL Ga19enbiGsr,
SilberbIder, @eibna9tstippen 8lanfblder,
fleine unb eroBe Mabafere0 ieuren, Spteeel uno
cine feline Muswabl son Sdreibmaterialien &c.
gersebt nidt: 80. IS Meunte-S traBe.
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- 2anestoro, her neue Mnbaltspuntt Ter
@Outbern Minneiota Babn, liest GO Meilen
son Ga Gru6e unb 60 Meilen pealid bon Stuff
fprb, ant &cpt &iper unt in GiQmpre County.
Der plaB no bic giQaee bereits aus cirea 40
5auiern NIT einera eruBen unb eeraumisen ST.
tel febt, par bielen @pmnter nod NIT @ei3en
bepf1an3t unb ber 5ptelpirtb> 5err 8raylpn, BE-
pirtbete bic @dfe nit 8rpb, tel&es BON @ei-
gen eebaden tpar, ber bieien @ummer auf bent
Ylabe reife, auf tem bas 6ctel jebt febt. @e
fnbet man ben S%iebenmeilen> Gorti@ritt MIDI
Bios int @pltlante hes Gelieneebirses, foabern
1T unierer nadlten Mabe, TT benz aufblIbenben
urb gelesneten Staate Minneiota!
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= G5 1T lit Chicago unb Soma 1T goridlas
sebradt unb scu Sielen Seiten untertuyt RON
Der GueQe bes GurfeY= 6lu6es tit Soma, no fe
bic ct. paul uno MeGrescrr8 abn freust Bon
ba in nprbwefli9er &i9tuna Bis Manfato cine
8abn st tauen ; 2dnse Us Meilen. Son benz
Auslu1e res Iurfss1unes his Dubuque 1T es
Is Meilen mebr. Cine Sabn Sou Dubuque
iber Mantatp nab ct. paul wirbe Der leidtcle
unb biQisHe Sranspurt swiiden bier unb Gbi=
cage serldafen. Die @ratiruns 1T nur sebn
Gu6 auf bic Meile.
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- Der nun in Neu<lln1 fatiunirte 9pdtp.
5err Mleranber 8erebulo fant BON feiner &eiie
na9 Deutialanb am Mittpod, BEN Is, De3br.
tieter tit ct. paul an. Derielbe bra@te nit I9
aus europa: einen prieffr, 5udw. Spbann
S9ent; aus Olmis, Mabren Gebt bereits ais
Seeliorser 1T Surban infaQirD ; ferner bic Ser
rem GbeOlusen &uberl unb 5plser (bieie fne
int sierten Sabre bes tbeulusiiden @tuoiums
unb inb sur gcQenbuus, bic in ~wenisen Monas
ten erfulst ra9 2ubtpig I'M @ee ant Greitas
abeereif) unb 5err 5aaie 0erlelbe SerpetIt
beim 5cdw. 8iidpfe). NQe brei iao aus
@rag @teiermarf urb baben sic 4 nieberen
Weiben. Jn Rursem pirb nod Elm aneerer
priel ter aus europa na9foleen.
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. E SO anberer +.

limb cbne 2ieb ,nb pbne Weiu, mas bift
cu Meni@- tur nod Elm @tein. Das' ber
Wein betrift 70 bat Ct ALE Deuti@e gu Greun~
ben. @o aber friest man ben da9ten 9rtifel?
@enn ireenb elmer unierer 2eier auf ben sriedi-
i&en @Stterbers Slsntpus aeiaen II. bort 8a@us
ibeler fauseu fSnnte, peldes bas bele@ etnbaus
III 81. paul if, 70 tpiirbe er pir baben ALE
bur&suutirt - fein anberes beSttdnen, als tas
u0abr 9paie". Ser 2abr r1aat T9 cine Gb-
renia9e braus bur9 ben IS in ieltlt unb nidt
bur9 prablep bic Bemertuns bes Grinfsrs :
"Medt nnb aussesei9net gut" einlSfen GIT la7en.
GuIsenbe @ei1e bdlt er auf Eager: 9odbeimer
(@abinett), 2~iebfrauenmil@, Mareobrunner,
@&warsbufberser (Naoieae),* @ubesbeintsr;
@ers), Steinuein (8odsseutel], Nadenbei-
met, 5abnbeimer, 2aubenbetmer> Gurier, Gra>
miner, pfalser, Snselbeiraer TrotberL ct. SUI
lien, 9etbGd Gbampasner, Mum-feine Surten
Ftb bas, tpas ber didte @eipfenner u,ter bieien
Nauen ptrtli9 serfebt.r JernereS peaialitdten:
8elY Sslanb Gatawta, @albneifer grtraets
[ber fSilt&fe, Der es eiebt] uno @&wei,er Wb>
ilntb, Der ein3iseplah me bieie 24rtifel gu baben
fab. Wir fTnnten nod iiber feline berinmten
2abrS Mufern [Sattle &pds] fpreden, bod
fir ben @etfen 1T Elm @ort senisenb. .,.'.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-12-19

Stearns Counts. Gorlesten Dpnuer-
flag, TOO BET thermometer 20 Grab unter bent
@efrierpunft FAM, tpar lit ct. Gloub, bas GO
Meilen nDrblid ron ct. paul Iiest Der MilTi>
ippi nod pfen. ct. Gloub bat bsuer 100000
SUP 2umter eeibnitten.
Die Smprusements Der lesten Saiipn in
ct. gluut tetraeen 1921 600. MnBerbem
baute bic Stabt cine Bride you $4,000.
Stearas GuuatY BAT beuer int @an3en $61,275
an Steuern te3ablt unb bic Stabt ct. glput
$500.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-12-19

- 6leilder Golfer bon bier erbielt bie1e @o'
de eine eenbuns BON 4,600 Yfuno frilder ST.
lde, bic int Gate @upsrirr AT Der MinneiOta
@eite s~efausen trcrben t.aren. Cafe Sareric,
it nod 10 frei BON Gis pie mitten int Spmme,
unb SdiHe fSnnsn sepHbnl;d fabren bis gum
1. Sanuar. Der 6afen ron Duluth 1T 6 Wc'
den lanser pHen I'M @iuter unb 2 @oGen fri
Der int Griiblinse ais bic Sai spn Supsricr
9estere lit idpn 3usefrcreu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-12-19

] @pn Saut &apibS- Der plab lieet j
Meilen rterbalb ct. Gluub - bSreu mir, bae
9il9aeil9 10 altaelid wurbe, bab man itG
mad &inraeii@ - banelte besieben ie son ct,
@lpub - uieber iebnte. - 3peite NadriGt
so Mabisfeitstriber uno @@weter Der un'
maBtieen Senten3 baben cine Qose %sebiloet. =
Dritte NaGridt: 9eiratben 'nb sablrei9-bie
2cse bat nidt weni9 basu beisetrasen-une BEL
&eoaftsur Der @auf &upihs 3eituns lett son
5irl9Feii1 unb 5cdaeitsfuden. ..