davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-10

Gin O1n6 teim un11ude.- @tr
befareen ults ricler Sage int q. $, 2iapede
uub Gp's. neucn Dry Oprbs Stpre lit
@etts Slpd Nrp. 1913 0rittc Stragc. Gin
Ma111 tr1t bereia ultb ebe CT tresstns, tpar
letne SHrie 9eleert, Cit ;peiter trat berein II.
tbn1 raifrte bafelte, ouh cine iurse bablde
Ndr1e r1adte ttr Gridetnen urp itr er9tta
eS 1ttdt befer. Gas et%sentbum,liAe bet
Der Sadle ater MIR, bas fe iau,mt urb
lpnper5 tpphlsaa1utb il gang seysnlst son
na1rten 9in9en. Gas0ebeimnib licst oarilt:
0te ncue Ndreteatipn q. $. 2inpede II. g..
1abea et1:en rftnfelpa9cl,eAen" S9nitt<
waarenitpr NIT einem idweren @uare,t<
ifp& erbFaet. 1icie SeIts tielten llralNau
]nter belt fretelt spu New Yprfer Mbplelals
Marftc 0r9efpmItenelt Maarcr1, itr ritter
Slid ia9t nts iHpn, Dap ie tter etn;ufaufen
sepenten, oenn iis ieben 9erape, mas iie ss,ppl<
len bic @ielheit @srihiepeuheit u1p 9ratt
Der uelten Muftern rt1p bic mirflid riepri9en
9reiien tatten STIR Splee, baG ite ntebr ais
tie 9eipnren tparen, einfauften uib 70 ibr
0elp lps wurren. sic batten aber bafir
ctn anleknlihes @adet Der ihpnlten urp BE-
iter @aaser, melr ais tic font cinfaufen
trn1ten Tub hatten alip lpntit Oelb seipart,
@ebt fin 1np ilter;eu9t ead ieltit u1p unier
Wprt baflr: SIR IT ii CT faufen, bas ei9ene
SntereIe ;win9t e1h. Die Strma: Die
@crrcn q. $, 2inpede, 9. S. 3atu, s. s.
S@dfer, iinb aubcrpem ben gar9crn ct.
Ya1ils ais m~uaer9altise 1np untcrnefwenoe
@eIdGftSle1te scrt1etl9aft tefannt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-10

Our Moti5 fir SILL Ollie, bic
int Militarsienle Ser Ser. Staaten %getanoea,
uber ileben, lire ebrensuueG ntla0uns baben eber
baten terben, tpenisiens 1 Sabr I'M 2anbe nab
81 Sabr alt iinb, breuden feline erien papiere
Declaration of %intention) b~eraussunebmen,
lunbern fe inb icfprt Biireer, ;. }. fe baben ii9
an bic Court III t~penteu, mp ibnen ibr Spuer
8ir9eri9ein Naturalization paper) ausel eQt
tpirb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-10

-@ir iinb searaft nit einen1 @alccn uno
~aeleauet nit elmer @ppb Iemplar Sose. @len>
eue Gprreipcnbens Der Yreb. @erabe ME aQe
fleine reputlitanii9eyautee ,Neitsr bon 350@ee>
len, 100 Der Mpptbefer, Der plantation 8ttters,
gReb Sadst, 5unetters II. {. ~. 3u ssrfaufen bat,
reid wirb. @dbreno fe BON io3ialen l1ebeln
falelu, plesen fe Dusenbe Der iblimmRen Mrt.
Oteles Srrli9t bes &abifalismus miro aud in
MeQeub County balo aussebrannt iein fein
Counts Organ, Der @leneue @esiter, 1T idun
eineesansen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-10
: Gin Mputac branute an Der STEM StraEe

- Mm Mpntae brannte an ter Stem StraBe,
spiidea ber @iuneir unb &cbcrt, binter ben,
5aule eines Scfepb 8purpt> cine deuer nieter.
Sir. 9. presley rettete has ansren,enee Gram'e-
bans bur9 nafe Deden, bic er auf ben benz
Geusr 3uuadf ilG befinbenten Ibeil bes Da&es
leste. Die 9afsn une Setter unD bic @inneba~
pa GVn1posnien tparen frompt an Srt unb@tel~
ls, burd heren tpaderes 9emiiben Der Sdaten
auf bic rten teiaste Srantfatte beidrdnft tlieb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-10
- @eun benz neuen @elese spu lebtemWi

Wenn benz neuen @eiese sru leytemWin.
ter 6plse eeleiaet wiirtc, tSnnten lei Dreldma-
idinen feline l1,sllde, mic man fe ieBt gu Ous-
enben erfabrt, entfeben. @arum b1lt man
nidt bic Gisentbiimsr sru MaiGinen, penll jc
gu aei3ig rber 3u leidt1nnis ilub, uno ni9t ielbl
lpeiel gertane BADEN, nidt basu an? @erer
@slb nod @ut fam elmer 1amilic sic gerltiim-
melut,s ibre5 6ausrater5 erlesen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-10
.. Qeitner, beutl9er Glcrf.

.N~ 9erabse1ebte niebrtge preiie
in Guentpaaren. Diejentgea l~1'11erer Se,er. tpel=
DE lit Minneapplie uno ct. Antbrn9 elntaufen,
trerten wcbltbun u1o gelo 1paren, toerl1 tie IN
eiuem Der Stores Don 9. S@ tn pbt@
sen plasen (%einerlei, peld)er BON betoen) ppr~
Ipreden, ba er icetrn etnet fradtisen nfuen
Stpd spn DryOooos, 5iten unb Aappen II. (.
~. ron iealider0 ottung e%r0fnet bat. gle tpns
men lid tarauf perla0en, bier ben ppQen Wertb
fir ibr Gjelb III erbalten.-Give him a call.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-10

NzS 8erfenbungbes Wanberer
mad b.-Gine tetra@tlideMnz
GAIL Gremplare hes @anberer 9ebt int Muftrase
spn Treuneen %beielben int Nprbmeiten u%nunter-
trp6en an ibre slnseb0riaen, @erpanbte uno
Greunbe 1T DeutiGlanb. NQe inb brauben BE-
eieris auf bic Na9ri6ten aus Mmerita, mir la
ben baber ~ ~peitereu sablrei9en 8eiellunseu
ein. greis fir J Sabr bel Pprtpfreier gerien=
buns 1926 in @uraustesablune.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-10

Preaching on the levee. - Die rilecn
S&df4en braueen in, Greien aufIu6en unb su
ibnen ~prebiseu, wie einit Yanlus gu Zen 5eiren,
ideint int eipiliNrten ct. gaul unter rem frrt.
5irten AT Ter Sasesprenune Ut iein. IS bat
rsrldiebene sablreiGe gprtbeile> metr als 10 ein
vyerscpfter Inti6rit" ;u abnen int @tante TT.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-10
&alcnocr fur 1869

limb sprratbig 1ae SIT baten bel Nie 8ures,
,1du1li9:
Mesenstnrser Marienfalentcr,
Cincinnati
Giniecler=R alenbcr.
SQuRrirter Tan,ilien=3 aleneer.
Ratbplii9er grlfsfaleuter.
3idels 5aj@en~ Ralenter.
Der @rrratb entbalt clue srpBeguswabl aIer
b%eliebten @crten, fransSTide, enslilae II. teut>
l@e, 9rpBe urb feline 2alenber !; aud ten bin,
fenoen 9oten NIT oem bDlsernen 8ein.
Ntc Bures, bel hcr faith. Ntrde.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-10

Seffentlt6 gtnlabune! CUR erSb-
ten urb ppQtanbtsfen &etauratipn Die pcn
g dilleru. g a ID Nr. 242, 3.iStr. Son
jestan terben gu jeberS tunee DE aultern,
Wefisel, Borelen. Jleiidicrten aQer Mrt Wuo,
furs NQes, tpas Der Marft an Delifate1en bietet,
ferpirt. Die feiniten @eine unb 2tqueure bic
tet uniere Bar Gri9te, @onfett uno Sunbito=
reipaaren in better Muswabl. OteIufwartuns
au jeter Belt bic be te.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-10

Mebmt Gu9 Cure 8ireerPapie-
rel er fe ridt bal, fam bel ser ,ddfen
Dabl nidt fir g'rdiieentiaaftS< Gleftureu flint
men. Da5 uGrFe Naeier" reidt nidt aus. Das
u3 mug au6 ta fem.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-10

-2eBten Muntas besrQmadtiete bic &esie-
runs 2l0 ~teitere putamter, ppfpediel, (mon-
ey orders) aussufeQen. Sn Minueicta limb
bic neuen Mcney Sreer> Nemter: gilbert Sea,
Treebprn g.. Carver, CAREER So. ; &c Sueur.
Sc Sueur g., unb Nem Tim, 8rrpn So.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-10

3afinss.- 2ebten Dientas bewiQiete bic
Stabt 9allinss bur9 mebrbeitli9e Mtlimmuns
$4,000 fir ten 8au ppn County @ebauteu.
Die 8tYllferurs BON 5aiftnes If in ben lesten
6 Mpnaten um 1000 eetieeen.
DIE tasltGen @eisen<g infaufe tetrasen
$4,000.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-10

- Gin 5dufGen Ntaeiancter Der Chippewa
Snttaner balt an Der Nne Cafe freiteuterijde
uml9au, mas ben St. paul Sdsern unb na-
ruentli6 ben b~urtisen Garnern semaltis auf ben
0eeulbfaben breunt. sic serlansen ibre NuS>
tueiluns E; pir triroen aud iasen: arabt ab, II.
blsitt auf eurer STE erpatipn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-10

Mt1ttdri16es.-8 reset<@ eneraln,a=
ipr q Sairb 1T ais Oeneral<S nlpeftpr, unb
8reset<Gp lpnelieutetatt g. q. geiber 1T
ais rtdterlt9er Mnwalt fir bieils Oerartc<
nte1tt a1t9efItbtat.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-10

-@etDt bas nt6t 3utrauen in bic Spli<
bttat u1tp fabtlem Sprtidrttte ct. @au1 ba<
Bet Der Megarser 8lpd at Der 8. Strabe
wnrbe 9etern elmer ct. 9cuis Ttrma fit
$4,000 5useihlasen. gs 1T bies enter Der
grD6ten Gerfdufe felt 1dnserer :3eit 1T ct.
Naul. ..
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-10

-Die @elammtldaBung son acaerbaremGi-
sentbum fir 1868 in &c Sueur @cuntY belauft
ii9 auf $1,207, GOO.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-10
Ser @ auterer.
OLA PoTR1DA-fau1er Gppf Don Srt=
minaliaben.

, "NSAtV$IWSvS"$ .tE
9. %. elliot unb Gbas. Tii1er in &asenna,
Oatpta @puntY, tpplten
Gid bas 2eben tuirsen
Sber 8 Daiein firSen,
inbem 1e seriuGten, it bas @ebirn ua1sSubla<
ien."
SIT einent 5aule at ter Gde Der 5tert 1no
Minnelpta batten bieier Sage 1 Mann uno Z
Grauen3immer eine 8raftprpbe lit Der &auffunft
gu beiebrn.
- Der MarlbaQ spn 2afe @tts, tel9er falt'
blutia, aber feieerpeiie bic beiben Srlanoer er>
fdoB, III tieltlbe Yerl Jon, welder Dor einisenSab=
ren feline Mutter auf p6ener @trabe 3ala>n1ne't=
l9lug unb in elmer &auferet ieinem 8rnber bic
Naie abbiB. Cafe GitY 1T reputlifanti4, bic
@tabt inbplirt ten trutalen l1umeni9. Die
GupnbebSrbe 1T republifanii9 uno bieie paiiIrt
in ibrer lesten Sisune bic pffsieQe @utbcibuns
BET S9anbtbat. Das it bas eelpbte 2anb ppr
Mcrb=N merifa.
-2esten @anfas 3us ems tabtbeamter Init
@epad" :. ;. nit einerDan nptatene, nit et=
ner betrunfenen, turG bic 3. StraBe ra9 Der
Gity 5aQ.
- pieree Gang, bes gerluRes, Mptb5udt gu
beseben, fir f9ulSig erflart, tp1roe 1T Der Grm=
mon pleas Court III 5 Sabreu :3u6tbaus yer
urtbeilt.
&c Claire entlprans nit einen1 anperu Sd
meraten 5einen 8erfermeiiern burd@inSerit aub=
ni6 unb 8eitanb elmer berlelben, pelder ecu1ei-
~nertreiie ras srn @beriH NemeQ in ibm seistte
8ertrauen Serleste, Dor GINGER .3eit aus Dem
5afinss @efansnib uao sins ieinen, seprbuteu
@ewerbe nad. Ct apar chen i'm 8esrife, etuem
Bauer ein @eipann Yferbe gu cpnfsciren ais
man l9 ieiner gerlun aufs Neue bemadtiste.
@ir piin19en ibm usute 8e1eruns."
-Mrs. Mary 8ennett, lit &rdeier Ninn=
eipta sins init elmer 5eusabel auf ibre
Mietbsleute los une ibr Subu'als eia sweites
5auptinfrument int Srdeier, FAM bin3u unb
idlus einem ter Ge9enpartei NIT einer5ade ben
@9dbel ein. Die fa1en tit r1unsulii9eS eltt>
berrlderrei9 aler &eu6en.
-3mei iautere @tabtsSsel fnb tieler Sage
mad iioliden &esionen sesusen. Das nit rem
8anbe Res 2aters rni9lunsene Yaar wiro ei~
mes Gaees irsenbwu auftauden1 su man ie ais
@brenmitelieser bes ~etlernen Gcnierpaturi,ms
einreibt.
-@91ne Gbeseipunfe. Sn ct. Club
flaste cine Trau ibren Mlann ais 0eisbals an
unb or telte ie ais einen @ielfrab bit. Der
@iGter CAB inn eiaen 8el9eie, ben Ct f9 ni4t
binter bcn Spie9el iedte.
-2ebten Dienfas tptroe baS prli3eian1t TN,
$$33211 1T @trafgelbern bereidert.
Der ariitofratil&e :3weis ter 2ausfnser~
;3unft bic Strabenrduber namli9, baben f6 auf
ben ganbfraben son@inrna Counts tint etnfaG>
i6neIen Grperben bemerf6ar semadt.
- MeD pnalb bate bic Mnter. GrpreB Gelel~
ignft auf @ereituns elmer serlurenea Site ser>
flast bic ibm aud suerfannt murbe. CT irll
falib seidppren baten unb murbe POM YoliSei-
def sur @erantpurtaas aufseeriTen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-10

-Gine GanbYfabrif 1T ct. Nau1, bic
Ypn 6etb unp Miner AT Der Npbert StraIe
triast tdsli@ 1000 @funb iDrcr frii9 esbad~
enen} usaGern Mani9falti9fsiten" in ben
@urft.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-10

- 2esten Jreitas Mursen wurbe &arl 9.9ie-
nau, 5erausseber beS Gplfsblatt, spn Derrn $.
Sun9mann auf Der 3. Strabe nieberseiblasen.
8el9ulbieuns BON @eiten Srngmanns gbren-
rii1riee Mrtifel in, Gulfstlatte eesen feline Trau.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-10

-Cie fransSfi&en Glenentc ber @tabt ia
ben f@ gu ~1p;iaIen 3peden in cine inccrfcrirte
Organization suiammensetban.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-10

-0as jest sit erta1enbe 4 fridge @ptel
1T &rdefer ira SOP ITO 5ub grip tper<
BEN.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-10

sinen iel9en in ct. Mntbpny ,.1b tuir pieberbo-
len Is ais eiae Ebatiade. ta6 jeter bieier teiben
tit bet tetreHenben Stdbten Der srrtbeilbaftefe
uno bttltsife Marft 3u,n Ginfaufen unter alen
entern III.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-10
MoAette S Trieoerib8.
ltnternebmer BON iebteliebiger MusmSbliru

assnten fir e&u!ers ealsaniErten mstaaH@ss
gesrdtnis>r gaies" une vGaststs" ,si'c9raltanbiee Sustua9l
an Sanb. Qeidenraeen, Carriages, nno aass Nctawentise
bei 8esrabnintr, rEne Wnfentsaltf eeltetert. WieSr'se
preils NIB sufrieeertcaente gseienuas rtrb suSeN1ert:
% aarenlager SO. 263. Iritte Ctr. Concert pau.
~g3pbnuns: gus Ssn Siu s.sase, ct. PAUL gftna. II
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-10

-guf elmer fur3er 8abntieeuna strilden
Minneiuta City unb @todtcn, wurbe eia &c.
trunfcner spn1 3use iiberfabreu unb %eetDttet.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-10

Sadliers Catholic Directory for 1868.
Dieles @ert tpirb ant 1. Deaentter bic yrele
s~erlalen. ollie 8eridte fir tieien9alenoer FOL-
ten elei9 9enadt serantert pter serspafanbist
tperben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-10

- MittelS NSbren tpirt tas Snteruattcnal
3ptel Son ber 3ueQe AM pbern Gnee ber SD
ba1baw Giraffe nit WaNer eerleben tperben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-10

- Cir bic Superior Babn ino bieicr Sage
1000 S9ienen 9elanbet pprbeu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-10

- &arl Niebaufe,t, eia trpblbefannterg urser,
Der langcJabre 9eideuteicreer teiStees bel9af-
tiat mar, ftarb AM Nuntnee.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-10

Gnblt4bp9! Die GeberfraSe III jeet
an bic &etbe %sefrnnmen, r1alt 1T Bel ibrem
0rapteren bei9dftt9t unb bieielte nintntt
jest ieben Sag mebr Bic 0etalt ci1er Stabtz
iraBe at.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-10

Der Mcrsensus Der Superior 9abn Ser~
ldBt CT. poul UNI 9 ubr grrmittags.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-10

Die u2abY gife" fubr bieier Sage NIT 1
8arfen, $4,000 Bui@el 9Seisen entbaltent, srn
bier fuBabwarts.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-10

-Die Gounty Gpmmi1are tabeu tas @ra~
biren Der Ypint Douglas &cab uter Daytuns
BLUFF at S. Tpwlertcr lit Guntraft s~e9eben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-10

DIE Manaen ber Serblmoben lit Dameu-
bitcn i,tb: Openings, gaSalier, Geptl9 8pr-
net Ypliib Gap> Seq. Sbanebi nit ieiner Mtart
Marie Mntpinette fGu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-10

@auf Centre. - &artpFel fcfen bier 20
Gents per 8uidel, Yreiielbeeren 30 $34.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-10

- SibtartoTeln, sou pel9en @iele liter feds
pfunb piesen, Tno Bel 8obrer unb &eepeS ;u
itbcn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-10

= 9m Mrntas perben bic :3ise Der GaQe9
8abn pireft ron bier na9 Manfato ssben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-10
Meue Mn5et9en.
@6nnebrer 9ein(bt.

gprn Ippn Stem Marfet, Gcrtt Cunts. rrire ett yeprsr
se{udt Der Der teutiden unb ensltfdea Srrads n'adtts TT.
'f Srbn Sill, Iruitee.
Seen Wtarfet, Scrtt Co.. Mtnt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-10

-Sn &odefer lnb bieen Spnmer fir
100000 Observation-Disclosures ~rerfauft nor
ben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-10

Sptrer une&eeves laNen ieet be11 srSb<
ten Stpre III Ser Stapt (65 p 1907 aufz
fltrcn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-10

@efabrbete Snbu frie.-Die gienen
mNpllen bieles Sabr nidt redt 9pti9 madea. -
sic firGten Id, son ben &abifalen als "Man-
ufacturers' getart III tperben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-10

prGmien<gertbeilun - Sn Ter
beutid- fatbolil1en Sdule btr Maria- 5immel>
fabrts- @cmeince rurben burd ben 5o9m. Ya-
ter Clemens fclseneen Mab9tn gran1ien iiber~
rei9t fir ben Monat September:
Sir sutes 8etrnsen - Sarab Mitner, Gres.
centia Orb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-10

-9cute fnbet bic jabrlide ELECTROMAGNETIC
lung in Carver Country fat.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-10
8int9 ja %perfamfen.

Git, Saus unb Got asesen an Ter 10. Strabe uebe15rn.
S"S' 9eury Sisterman,
OHIO Belle plaine, Sertt gpunte. Minn,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-10
Deuti1e 8rtefz2tfe.
: amcN~ 2riefe.

IameN~ 2r;efe.
Sleder s5iutcIa Arteber Mnnie
8lanf Mr6. &unpe Matbilbe,
Sarge Glilatetf yauten(9ldscr Gli(a.
Spltd Barbara M. yeinttod Marie2
Oalirn @auline @feifer Glisu,
Dor Mary, Net Wtttne,
@aurerts Mrs. Sdmars 6utcrtina
&el9et &atba!ir1 NelpllA Grlte'itna
6il9erbid Scuiic Nsria @1rcltne
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-10
st. Neters nnterftnfunes=8er

Der Rranfenaus1GuB ROM 1.Oienfa9
int Sttpber bis sum 1fen Dienfeg t1nNcsember
ptrb ietn:
Oberer Difrift.- Gertinanb 9ntlsr.
2. gHarb, @de Der 11ten uub 9fcbert @traBes
Jranf peyer, 2. Marp, Wata1baw StraBe, 3tpt-
fden 10. unb IA.
unterer DiRrit t.-Nntrn Sanien, Ste
@arb, ct. g,eter Strabe, Suilden 7. nnr. s. ;
Jpbann Sspeiler, 4. Waro, Nrnbp's Mbbittpn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-10
&pcal = Neuigfeiten+
Meifenber M9ent.
9err @eprs Wimmer spa Garitault 1T
sesentpGrtis ~retienber Msert bes Wanberer.

"a Der Traeer tieies Blattes 1T erma9-
tist Mpnnentenselber ein3ufafIren.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-10
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orf 6 M1puate, in, Tp,rn gruns amerita. Elm irltterMaHn
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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-01-22

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2l.--The Committee
of Ways and Means to-day had under
consideration that part of the new in
ternal tax bill relating to manufacturers.
While it is certain they will recommend
that taxes generally be taken off of manu-
features, there is evidently disposition
on the part of the committee to keep the
tax on articles of luxury, such as iewelry,
plate, carriages, and the like, and also on
gas and coal OIL There is a probability
that the tax will be removed from raw
cotton. The bill will not be reported for
several weeks to come.
The fifth annual report of the American
Colonization Society was to-day presented
to the Board of Directors. The receipts
for the year were $52,lS9, and the dis
bursements were over $S4, 600, which COM
PEELED the sale of invested funds to meet
the difference to the amount of $50, 500.
Applications for passage to Liberia in
May next have been received to the mum.
Der of 1000. The treasury of the Associa-
ton is now nearly empty, and an appeal is
made to the friends of the cause for aid.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-01-22


sauIted on Main street, Memphis, Saturday
night by Jack Winters and Tom CASTILLO,
ana during the melee was shot and Instant
lv killed. Winters and CASTILLO have been
arrested and committed.
Thad. Stevens summoned the Recon-
atrilction Committee to meet at his house
on the night Of the 10Th inst. TO consider
some new project on this question, but what
is its character has not transpired. AT
ali events, It is patent that there is no end
to this species Of legislation. Mr.. Brooks,
one Of the committee, notified him, as he
did once before, that be would not meet
said committee only in the room 10 the
capitol, and if any measure was concerted
outside OF the committee-room he would
bring il to the attention Of the House as a
question Of privilege.
Michael Barrett was placed under exam
ination in London on the 10th inst. He
was identified by three Of the government
witnesses They testified that he assisted
il preparing an explosion at Clerkenwell,
and swore that he was the man who actu-
ally lii fuse and attached ID TO barrel oi
powder, which was relied under the prison
walls. In the course Of the investigation
Il was ascerta;ned that Barrett had been
seen in company with the well-known Fee
mans. Burke and Casey, He narrowly
escaped capture when the latter were ar
rested. having parted from them only a
moment before the officers came up with
the warrants.
Gen. Carey, Of Ohio, threw bombshell
into the Radical camp on the 10th inst. by
propounding four questions to Mr.. Bing-
ham. Gen. Carey said: As time will not
allow me TO give nay views on the bill, l
desire TO ask my colleague, when he closes
the discussion, four questions, and as they
shall be satisfactorily answered my vote
will be determined. First. III Gen. Grant
shall neglect or refuse 10 execute the pro-
visions Of this law, or If in its execution
he should act in an oppressive and cruel
manner, TO what tribunal would he be
amenable for his nonfeasance or malfeas-
ance? Second. As by the terms Of the bill
the President cannot interfere, can the
General be tried by court-martial, and il
so, who can order and who shall constitute
the court? Third. Not being civil officer,
can he be impeached, and IL 30, by whom
and before what tribunal? Fourth. IL be
cannot be arTaigned by any earthly tribu-
nal, is he not made an absolute despot
Before Carey had concluded, half the mem"
bers were on their feet, and Butler, Bout
we'll, Schenck and others rushed up to
Bingham TO counsel with him how to meet
these propositions, bat they were unanswer.
able, and Bingham failed to give salts
factory reply.