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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-12-19

Gin uSubsanser" laBt bnr9 ben nWanbe-
RET" frasen, ub bic 8uben bic @eitmeee III. un-
ierer Stabt fir ibren auslgliebliden @etraud
alt1n @9titti9 ublaufen unb @dlittsnfabren &C.
pabtet baten ? Wenn bas ber6au it, 70 tpiini9i
ber Grasefeler Der gu arm IL, nm etn Yferb
baltet unb 3w ltntiia, tint eingelueipeee 1eiten 81
fS;nnen unb besbalb ein Gubsanser 1T, tire
Gette niGt III beetntra@tisen. Die pplij:ite.
bSree @irb gebeteu, barater Mustunft au &C.
her. Ill. ~. r.. .-41ts.. ..G .-. b. E.|
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-12-19
- 8tr rropbe3eiben einen milben 8inter.

YauI 8aber bat ben pcpularfen groee-
rieture III Der pbern Stabt. Mau bat f& all
9en1ein iber3eust,bab feline Waaren elei&fSrmis
p%reiswirbis iinb, bab Ct allies bat, iowobl fur
bic Observation-Disclosures ais AUDI fir bic birserli9e
9au5baltuna, ,lnb bab rele unb noble Mufwar-
tung unb bili9e y'reiie als Nprmal-@e,e bier
gilt. Man fnoet bier @rouriee, YrosiIpns,
Yrobufte, frii9e Butter, Gter, Gbi, Iabadyfei~
fen, yanfee Notions> MebL gurlten, Stein ~.
aprbwaaren, @rinnracer unb 9aue9eratbldaf~
ten. Su ieinem neuen Stpf BON Nurenter9er
@pielwaaren, feinen p~rr;cQanwaaren ~beiebeno
aus Sauienoen Yon Serihieoenen Mrttfeln, pirb
Seber fir Weibna6ts = unp Neujabrsseidenfen
II. T. ~. ieelidem@ eidmad uno WerIansen emit
iprp6en perben. -. -.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-12-19

Wiufeab' Safe, Infer triftis.anfllrc.
bsnber nett selessner ylag am Sse TIM 5p6,
.paloe unb bic Oeseno um ten See mire jeB
eslesentlid srn ct. YauIer Sdsern tefuGt
Die srobeu gertdufe Der bieiisen @sisafte be-
msiien, tab bas bieiiss bsutide 9armsrttum
md9tis Fprirt. Oieie Ussenp 1T fir ceuti9'
Ginpanbsrer, nauentlld fatbcIii9e, bu4it en-.
SUPPLEMENTARY. 9anpflde aus speitsr 5ant
unb feine5 Giieubabnlanc 1T bier tilig auf Gre.
bit Al baten. ....fH s'...3.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-12-19

Die Mptb an &eb Silver. Die ST.
fderei in Manitubab 1T Gin Geblidlag, bic
5erbfjasb ersab tein BifslFsii9 fir zen @in>
tel, sanse Gamtlien baten ni9ts ais Slid, unb
mp bies nidt ausreidt, perben Gideln serS1ei
unb sess0tn. Mnbere leben nur BON 8ar!pFela,
babsn fat tsinen gurratb taspn unb fSnnen
AUDI teinen %erlansen auber fir Galb, une @alb
baben bic @ettlers aud teines. lleter bieier
Grlpnie banst cine @plfe bes unslides, bic iG
erf 81 entlapen a%nfdnst. Der Staat Minne'
ipta ii suQ @ei3en; trusbens bat nur ct. yaul
@elb unb 2ebensmittel seiammslt. Die 5eu<
fdreden baten nidt einmal @aamwsisen bert
ibris selaleu. Die Garmer int Staate uno bar
unter ltnb seriB eenus, benen es nidt auf einise
Bui9el @ei3en b,auf antummen icate, bater
Bic Jest tbre bort uten bic @iIonib fir bic Gin
tranberuns turd G,runbuns pcn Garmen sprbe'
r~eitenben GpQesen I'M @tid e~elaleu. Woblan
bsnn, iaidtss 10 sisl ibr tGnust pet Giientabn
pber @tase unb abreffrt cure @enbunseu fol-
8enrermaben:
b 4 JOHN LUDDEN, &
Secretary of Red River Relief Committee,
st. Paul, MINI.
Der 5uaser ibut peb, nit psI9er Grsube
tuertea bieie BEN 5unsert ODE Preissesebenen
8ruber cure @aben ser5ebren anb bic srn eudb
seianpten aleibunefiden anlesen, uut ben taft
nadten 2eib wieeer wintermaBis gu betleiosn.
g8ir ibsrtreiben ntdt int @erinslfeu. SIM &C.
sentbeiIe, .tas Glenb 1T gu srub, ais bab mir
ni9t Elm suQRaubiseS Bib ber. 5~eimiutunsen
seben tSunen. Slut AQes, mas ibr tSnnet, CD
bic Gurien besWinters Tauknee spn Meniden.
OFFER raMben. .,'t - "'f} .~' ';
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-12-19

Die pbere Stabt fann fd jebt riibmet, bic
iaubsrfen unb upbelfen beuti9en Soft unS
@afbauier ct. Wauls ~ baben. Nanentli9
pirb 9err Griebri@ @6wara 6@iQisers
Storesebanbe anGcrtfrabe, so. 9, ais Elm sur5is<
lid aussedattetes feiaes 5otel fir aofsdnser u.
Gren1bt einri&ten. Das u@@war3@5aus"-
10 bsibt bas neue@ei&aft- pirb nGdfkn Cam
flag nit freiem 2un9 unb 81 III st.
Dfnet. ;". ,5li
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-12-19

NsD 9erabgeleBts niebrige prells
in Glentpaaren. Diejenisen u~nierer geier. mel
de tn WtnneapoliS uno ct. Mntbonp etnfaufen,
peroen wpbltbun uno 0ele iparen, penn fe tn
einem Der Stores BON .. SVonnor in pb1~
gen pldsen' (einsrlei, melder bon hetoen) sore
ipreden, IA er {oeben einen' prddtisen neuen
Stpd yon DryGooes, 5aten unb aappen U {.
H.. BON iealiGer0p ttung erpHnet bat. Ste tDn-
men ld paraitf p%erla1en, bier ben ScQen Wertb
fir ibr @elb su erbalten.-Giv him a call.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-12-19

Mantatp.-Das Sabr 1868 bat bier 1us
$1O1, 1926 an Neubauten %auf;ureiisn. 5ancel;
Maufatp iaecrtirte int Mcnat NcSsmbsr pei
galey 8abn s6e,232 pfunb @aaren, 1927
Buldel Weisen, 1921 Barrel iMlsbL 5,45C
Yfuno geldladtste Sdueine uno 3,755 Buldel
@erRe. Die manufactured bes plases trab=
renb be Sabres belaufea fb auf $2o2>00.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-12-19

NaBF Die prdraie bes Wanoerers" fir ben
sprausbesatlten ntmen Sabrsans IL
bic 9rSBte unb bette unter alien bic bon fatb.
:3eitunsen eesebea perben. Nle, bic bis So.
104 ober bariiber MQes be5ablt babeu, eebDren
GUT Yrdmienlife, unb mir tuerben baS Werf in
ben erfen Iases bes Sanuar an MQe, bic auf
bieier Site febeu, ablenben. ~ ~,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-12-19

- @enn @9afe uno &inbyieb 3ulammsn
petben unp 1nnbe einen @nsrif alf bte @dafe
MAIDEN 70 laufsn bic @haie gum Hinopieb
uuub oie1es perfett es nit ben 5unoen balo fer.
tia ~ .perben. @er alto mad oieier gebre ben+
belt ,. b. einise @tad &inosieb su ben Sbafen
auf bic @cibe hut s~erliert ME Elm 9taf.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-12-19

= Gin Gbemann farb bjeie @Ode burd
5ulfe Der Yolisei feline cara sposa III elmer ct.
Nauler Sataneaenbube. Ni9t ssnus, baB biele
Mi0beete bes safers junse MabGen lit SGant
unb Glenb %iirSen! au9 Traucn tperben il,
0tent gsnuumen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-12-19

Geffent1i4e ginlabung!'3 CUR srtb-
ten uub spQltdnoigfen &eifauration : Die BON
@ biIleru.5 1 ibt 9r. 242,3 3. ctr. Son
Test m tuerpen 3u ieoerS tunbe r DE Nulern
@eaiqeL Jrreaeu. Gleii6iorten aQer Nrt, Wtle,
fura Nlaes, mas Der Marft ant Delifateden btetet
~1erpirt. Die feiniten Weine uno Qiqneure be
tet uunierf Bar; Gridte, CONTEXT uno Gonsitc-
rteiraaren in Better Muswabl. DieNnfwartuns
~ jeoerl 3eit bic bette. 1.4''+1 .> Ell h'21 :
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-12-19
Sic Gtrn6enrifentnhn 81. nibt fekfA fiji

- Die Strabeneiienbabn So. sitt Jest fiji
$4,000 aftien aus ; bic Bidder sur rBei9nuns
fir %tielelben liesen srm 1. Sanuar an 80 Sage
lang pFen. gm 1. Gebruar, 1. Mara 1. lpril
unb 1. Nai iinb jetesmal Is vrc3ent pter. !
bes @anaen sinsusablen. sm A. Suli pirb
man lacn Elm 5tad @eses per Vfsrteeifsbabn
tur4 bic @tatt 5auIen fSnaen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-12-19

"a Die ginweibung Der fran3DFiden fatb.
81. 2ubwissfirde finbet mprsen (Sunntas) een
20. Deg. I'm 10 1br @urmittass fatt.
Mursens ba!b 10 l1br %oeriammeln f9 bic
gereine iii ibrem sepUbnlt@en 9cfale. Dann
formirt TG bic yroaef1on III fulsenberS rbnuus:
guraus 3iebt bic Great @efern ganb, bann
fulet Der ct. @luYius Sinsltnss-@ erein bes
ct. Sp1epbs G:anner<0 erein unb ber ct. pe>
ers 1nteriabuass >gerein. m
81, p.S. Dreis> m~r
q. @agner, ~
-. "a.s. S. M. 8ur@,.s d..
Gpmmittee,
unb 81 ei9seitig funsirenbe Mari9ale.
Sc tpirb e~rtuartet, baB ALE @ereins9lieber i19
betbeilisea. ...s.. 80, .
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-12-19

Dtipn bat feiaen bunerartii@en SGnee-
ntari@ fir ,eintweilen aufsti@oben. Gr mirb
ant 5. Sanuar tpieber bon Bangor lpsRiefeln.
Spmit tpirb Der S9nellaufer bic n6rbli@en
@&neeseielben unb bic 9uten ct. pauler i'm
benno@ gu iebtn befomnen. Sci ieiner Mnfunft
lit ct. paul tuiro bic @elteeididte entsiidt CT
tieies GrsteniGes iiIe Reben!!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-12-19

Jarminston bat bener aber 1920 MtQicn
Dollars in lantli9en improvements gefedt.
Die Stabt 3dblt bereits 500 8empbner.. 8ier
&aufbauier aabnaen tpabrenb BEG Sabres $780,
SIG Elm. Der bette @ture 1T Der beutide spn
6errn S9ula. .'''., "
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-12-19

lino sprratbis unt 81 baten lei Nie 9ureS
Meseusburser MarienfaIencer,
Cincinnati ~ . ....
Ginlieoler<a alencer.
Sluarirter Janilien~a a(enter.
'"" 3atbpltiher Gc!fsfaleneer.
;3ide!s 1alhen-8 alenber.
GransUii9e uno beutide,
....... Wrpb unb flstn tr.. .~
@te AUDI Der tinfenbe, 9pte pc.
.'"t Mit BEN, bTl;eunen Beia.
.. Nic 8urea, bel rcr faith. air4e.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-12-19

- gerfacnt Ben @alb nnb leet 9ulsunset
an auf Der pratrie. >@albuneen equali1rea
uttb mabisen bic @rtremen tes Alinta's. Die
alten S9pci3er baben nit ben1 @albe 19redli9
sebauf unb bic iesise Generation bibt bic
@anben ber @bnen, efei@e 8eiipiele Fnben
pir in Oeuti9lant. ~
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-12-19

= Stir 9atbplifen 1T IS nidt mebr ais
pfIt9t, bic fatbpl, 8latter au9 bur9 Mn-
setgen 3u unteriaben ua0 uidt Bios lolGe,
bic alterbiaes fir @elp ppbl tbr @ef9dft
berauspufen, ater bafir aud ibrer &elision
gebSri9e piHe seriebeu. ......
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-12-19

- Sci Gaia> Minneiuta, it tir3liG cine un-
ssbeure Stein-9lrt ausesaraben pprten, 1e lae
neben einem rieiigen @felett 1T eirent alien
Snbtaner 9esrdbniBplab. Die art it 70 erpB,
bab fe BON elmer peripu sot sewGbnlider5 tarfs
niGt geI9munee1t perben fanu. =
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-12-19

Nem l1ln,. 9ier tpurben in bieisr 5aiipn,
bic eten redt anfanst, iber 100000 Mp19uS~
rattenfeur sefauft-preiie 10 bis IS Ste. i3mei
S9lingenleser (Srappers) erbielten fir %
@ieitlftQe (wRinf5) bic lie lit elmer @u9e nabe
2ate Sbetef fneen, $145.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-12-19
&nbplpb S6Dnemattn.
Jfi. ,n' Deatiter s.'-"!'' ''.
Whrenmather & Goldarbeiter

ct. @ermaine @trabe, ct. @lput, Ntun.
oes qaaer pon lalteu- une Ganhubren, CRIB unb eilbsr.
Waaren, yriaen unS Musensldfer, &c. &c. -
ubreu unp grlrwaarea perben gut uns tiatg repar.rt'
iuno eten,als ~uerllbert cher s%ersploet. Nle Grbett mtre
FIR en Sabr a%avantirt. Sir altes Ssh ant silter rrs
tets Der t6dte grets te;atlt. nj
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-12-19

6arner, fitttrt current &inbSieb fein brau>
bises (smutty) Beli9toru !; bieles bat in Der
@eeenb suu 2afe @ity ben giebdr;ten cine au-
berprhcntlide sei9aftise 3ett ser1faTt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-12-19

-,Dtee @eds fancsn in tea Grei'd'ulen
p1hafuusen Ratt. Ratarlit battsn bic tdsli@sn
;3eitunsen @unbertinse BARON 81 er3abIen; fa
qab 81 .laredli@ sil gu Iotfn. "An 'bre1
Grudten tim Qebsn) lcat ibr fe ertsnnsa."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-12-19

Das faSnRe Beibna6ts. yralent - Gin
untsrbaltenbes @ert ; cine MuspabI Der beRet
fnbet ibr lit 8ures 8udapre neten Der teut,
iden fatb. Stride.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-12-19

Gin Geutider, Namens @ptfrieo Slant,
Sp1 Vreenleat Minneluta, bat cine neue 5Gb-
mal&tne erfunben, bic seeen aue sprbanbenen
sisle ,pelentiGe &erbe1erun9en %aufsupiilen bat.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-12-19

2eSneur fi0t ii9 in1ner mebr NIT Ban,
ten an, i'm laafeneeuS SABRE lnp fir$ 1915 neue
binauaefommen. Der plas mad tmmer tsnere
Jcrti9ritte. g,-,.,- s,9..a. III a.. .-rs
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-12-19

Muf,' Deutlte auf! Ser glebente @itben
lraf un1re Sdpef er, traf 5eloetia.
Das 9anb, bas fdou bic .3ufuat mar herGrftet1
4ls nod In 8anten lag 9lmerifa.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-12-19

- Die 3abl Der 2pcpmptisen auf Der 81
filings 8abn 1T burG cine neue III gbicaep an
e~efaufte per1nebrt tpprbeu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-12-19

- Garnier felten iid bieien @inter NIT Del.
laan'eu far bic Musiaat int 8ribjabre serleben.
IS 1T cine Selmab!s in Mantatp unb cine in
Munneafplis. Sir bic Weiien 1T Elm @prt a.
niisent. ...
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-12-19

- Die ct. Yaul g~iienbabnbrlde nirb TO-
fort in Mterif eenummen unb fdnea spuenee
tperben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-12-19

Ct peter. - Gin bielees 9umbersel9aft
s%ertaufte tn bieier @aiiuu fir 10000 @ertb.
ct. petsr unb bic galleY 8abn unterbalten ae-
meinl9aftMg cine frete Terry.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-12-19

Minneapulis. = Gie nurwesiI9e :3ei-
tues ppu Ncheier, Min,1., tpirb BON jest an in
Minneapplis uuo nibt mebr tit Hodeter
erideinen. ......-
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-12-19

- Die burd bic iiblids Reibe BON Counties
uniereS Staatss flbrente Giieubabn idnurrt
jest um IL Meilsn reiter ais friber - bis
Qanesbrrp. III. '.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-12-19

Sir tetpafnete Gieldufer Reben biel.n
Winter spei @dlittidubtabnen auf Dem gluKe
CUR 8enusuns p6tn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-12-19

@irpna. - Oas lebte Sort, bic aeufut,
lanoete bier am 8. 0es. Die @aiicn tauerte
1853 Sage - 20 Sage lanser ais 1o67-uno es
s~rfolsten tpabrenb ~berlelben 1869 Oampftrrt=
Qanbunaen. so
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-12-19

Dit Merdants Linton Grprebpffce in ct.
paul bat aufsebSrt unb 1T NIT ber Mmeritan
unter benz Narnen Mraerican Mer9ants Union
erpreB So. in ein @ei@aft a%ufsesansen. 6. S.
Warner 1T Der Neent fir ct. YauI.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-12-19

Rphefer.-5ier Gnb i'm laufenben Sabre
100 Neutauten aufsefibrt pcreen, .pelGe
$2O2,1 $50 in bic 6dnbe Der Materialien=' unb
grbeitslieftranten bra1ten. : 10 =. a@-a
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-12-19

papa &amlsYS Claim auf Soften
fpu1mt mad benz Safe ron 5errn gecrs Mitld,
tpprin Qebterer Gedt tebielt> ans SberseriGt.
Mpse ;tr bier Ser le5ts Gctssfpb su Spell tusr~
frr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-12-19

= Die !3eit 1T fdle9t Welb 1T rar ,nb un<
fere Damentpflt riidt lint 70 briaianter biuauf
auf bic 9pbe Der Mpbe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-12-19

- SnseriouS 9aQe mirb gang nit ueueu se-
polRerten @iben serieben. Die alten {Inb yer
fauft tporben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-12-19

- Qesten Mittwoh ruree has ct. gaul pc'
li,si- pericnal I'm, 3 Mtann serminosrt. 1ebef
1 gapit6n uno IL pclisiiten tsicrssn jess bic
Gomplimente fir bic uetel!batsr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-12-19

Die ct. MarY'S Stride bat aus ibrer Ga;r
5000 netto %realiiirt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-12-19

- @eleeenbeit CUR Equalization DasRriess>
Department piro in galoe bas Sort SneQins
serfaufen. esp, .,r.at... +. a.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-12-19
&pcal Neuigfetten.
Fcifenbc Macnten.

!5err Wtlte1m MInenn1eifer
SER Gneeue Gbein SEER Mnbreas
Grpbe. a...r o.. r14aD ..- yrs
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-12-19

8rieatde Gummunifatiunen pbne riGtise
l1nteri9rift fSnnen mir untebinet ni9t aufneb-
rteu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-12-19

Die Gteuer tit ct. paul betrGst bieles
Sabr % MiQs e $40 Gts) am Dollar, bic g.
ssntbnns- Mbi9aBuus 1T niebris eebalten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-12-19

@ptton Glanells seblet9te uno
un9ebletdtc; 2tncey's &c. Serfauz
fen mir bt1tser, alS tr9enb Elm am
peres @eiddft bie5 ;u tbun I'M
@tanpe 1T.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-04-07
Romantic Wedding,
We have ]

We have heard of all sorts of curious weddro,
as occurring in all sorts of curious places ,nS
under all sorts of strange circumstances but W.
don't think we ever before heard of a couple bo
ing spliced in buggy while driving along
public road This we are assured. actually o..
CURED in the county of Chesterfield few dav,
ago AS the story goes, young couple had long
been engaged, and the day was fixed when the
nuptial knot was to be regularly tied at Mount
Herman church. The afianced bride visited
Manchester, and perhaps Richmond, to select
the wedding dress and things" When she re.
turned BY rail, and reached Coalield Station, she
was met by her lover, with top buggy, to carry
her home. On the road they met the pastor Of
their church, and as the license had already been
obtained, the impatient and too eager bridegroom
insisted upon the ceremony being performed at
once-the preacher on horseback and they in the
carriage-with farmer and his wife, who hap
pened to be present, for witnesses. His wed.
ding he declared, must be unusually romantic,
or he would not marry at all. And so the cere.
mony was performed and the happy couple went
home to surprise their friends with description
Of the Wedding in Carriage Dis.
patch.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-04-07
WASHINGTON Items.

Judge Black, yesterday (Narch 81 in the
Supreme Court desired to argue the effect of re-
cent legislation on the McCardle case During
the colloquy Judge Grier said he felt called up
OH to vind!cate himself from whatever of obloquy
Or censure may attend in this matter That he
thought the failure to decide the McCardle case
will be considered as design on the part ofthe
Court to wait for legislation to relieve them from
an unpleasant duty. Judge Grier closed with.
Il am ashamed such an opprobrium should be
cast upon the Court and that it cannot be refuted
The supreme Court has postponed further ar
gument In the Met ardel case until its next term.
General Hancock has issued an order assum-
ing command of division of the Atlantic, with
his headquarters in Washington The division
embraces the department of the East, of Wash
ington and of the Lakes
In the Supreme Court in the case of Martin
and McGlll, motion to advance the cause was
denied. 1t was an appeal from the Circuit
Court of Florida in a murder case. The Court
suggested remedy in the shape Of an application
to this Court for writ of habeas corpus and a
writ of certioari against the District Court The
counsel took no action on the suggestion This
case u similar to the McCardls case
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-04-07
The Alabama Election-Report of Gen Meade.

The Secretary of War sent to the House on
the 2sth., in compliance with resolution of that
body, the official report of Maj. Gen. Meade to
Gen. Grant. dated Atlanta, March %, giving the
following analysis of the returns of the vote in
Alabama, at the election submitting to the reg
istered voters of the constitution framed BY the
Convention of that State:
Total vote cast for the constitution, 1882;
against, 1,O05; total at the election 1877. Of
that vote there were colored, 81 1884, white, g.
702; not separated, 1921. OF the colored vote,
for the constitution, g., 0S9; against, los; white
5,002 for, 900 against. \ conn ars o! the
vote cast in October last for the Convention tn
the p esent election shows the white vote for TIE
Convention 1858; white vote for constitution
8 SG2; less on constitution 1275l colored vote
for the Convention, II $50; for the constitution,
620S9; loss on constitution, 9,641. Total loss
of vote on the constitution from the vote for the
Convention, % 1872.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-04-07

The causes of this decrease are stated to be
various, among which are enumerated general
Indebtedness, scarcity of money, pauperisnl, loss
of capital in slaves, the unsettled condition of the
country, the fear of confscation and the dread of
negro domination.
These causes are numerous enough and power
full enough to cause any country to wither away.
The wonder is not that the whole South is
blehted. but that there is any vitality left in it
at ALL That such is the ease is the best proof in
the world of the fortitude of the Southern people
in bearing up against load Of adversely such as
has never been the lot of any other people under
the sun. Had it not been for such spirit of
energy, even under persecution, they must have
long since sunk for no other people in the world
could have stood the trials to which the South
has been subjected.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-04-07
DiscOuraging Childhood.

1t is somewhere related TINT poor soldier,
having had his skull fractured. was told by the
doctor that his brains visible. DO write
to father" he replied land tell him of it, for he
always said l had no brains" How many
fathers and mothers tell their children such, and
how often does such a remark contribute net "a
little to prevent any development of the brain =!
\ grown up person tells child he is brainless.
or foolish or a bockhcad or that he is deficient
in some menta! or moral faculty. and nine cases
out of ten. the statement is believed, or if not
fully believed, the thought that it may be par
TALLY So acts like an incubus to repress the con-
fdeuce and energies of that child. Let any per-
s,n 10, back to Chi dhood's days, and he can
doubtless recall many words and expressions
which exerted such discouraein- or encourag-
ing influence over him, as to tell upon his whole
future course of life
We knew an ambitious boy, who, at the age
of ten years, had become SO depressed with fault
finding and reproof, not duly mingled with en-
couraging words. that at early aye he longed
Tor death to take him out of the world in which
he conceived he had no abilities to rise But
while all thus appeared so dark around him, and
he had so often been told of his Fl uts and f.
c!encies that he seemed to himself the dullest
and worst of boys, and while none of his good
qualities or capabilities had been mentioned and
he believed he had none, a single word of praise
aid appreciation, careless'y dropped II his hear
ing. changed his whole course o. thought We
have often heard him say that THAT word saved
him" The moment he thought he could do
we'll he resolved that he woodland he has
done well. Parents, these are important consid-
erations Sometimes encourage your children
without an if. Do not always tell them they can
be good or can do we'll if they will do thus or so
we'll, and that there is nothing to hinder them.
--4mcrieon gr.culturist