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New-York tribune., 1868-02-22
Port sorarStn's sgaiit,.

STATE o NEw-YORh.
P0RTWkRDgxs' 0RycE, No p wil&8St
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
~ section Of the Act passed ARrl ~ iS. entitled 4. hs,o
usee m having the subject matter of nk nquT.
eIaminalon OF that the following vessels aneer
fo nv the por Warrns the eTaulRaors
succeeding this notice. bosIa sss
New-York tribune., 1868-02-22
6opntntrsbip 9Oiins.

nISSOLUTION.-Th firm of JOHN TAY
IORs SONS dissolved The 0Oth) Tih day o January
1903 by Joseph Taylor All having claims against
will at The Once No Sb GIeeDrich ST.
VI Jaykt, New York
undersigned win conue The Brewing business under me ne
and style OF JOHN TAYLORs SON WI. u. TAYLOR
TTHE firm of STYLES, CASH a. Co. vas
dissolved by tie withdrawal Of NJ Thomas CASH
s ID. W. STYLES
ALEX. CASH.
No a5 Eslts.ave, Eev.YorA Feb 90 1863. THos. CASH
New-York tribune., 1868-02-22
Stiamhuais sns gaiIrOaSs.

- ~---
Two tsA ,sss Dsy csSnssse SssYOi and Boston
'''''' Is.,, Bhdrspcr. at 1870 m s1dS9spm n
Leave r''.ish ats n ana sR6sd ~ sup.rin.enden.
/ ,0NG ISLAND RAILR0ADZWinter Ar aIo
train for GEss3po and =. w.aSn connecting ssseSss S
.aI .s n % Sn cSss '9S & s River
q. Glen I ST @ sS ana =. AZ. G p
S.nday Excursion Train leave. Hunter. Pout arrives
Hunters Point 'i4ep m To 'al' effect s.E : %
NEW YORK and NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD.
Ial SUMNER ARRANGEMENT lse7.
COMMENCING JUNE J. 1867
Passenger Station York corner Twenty Fourth
ave Entrance on Tvsntyseventhst
TRAINS LEAVE xEw.YoRK;
For View Haven and Bridgeport 200 aso tEr) l@L lals
Fol s ord sil.ifoid s I f.Iss 3D. soaiSps & T. w..p 100
foI ScI.si Zoo Er 900 IIsO n iaIs Er) 400 Rrl
at F., 3. 6.I.s s1 sS s CS s0G l5 s5 n 40, sapm
Por stanford zoo aoo E,l 800 I9o lAlS EIl AIS 400
For 6rssusiS sad intermediate stations fOO SO ll'O nj ais
go w. -" CONNECTING TRAINS
Ror Boston via Springfield SEQ r. IE5l 3oo lRrl a"pm
For Hartford and Springfield, 500 tEI l2ls d" (EIl 500
For Connecticut River Railroad Erl i2lsp Mon
For srsord Prsvdsnc and Fshln Railroad zoo I) H. is
New LOudon s,oniugon RrOsd 500 m,
'-o For Cana Railroad. i2lsp N. to Northampton.
PoT Housatonic Railroad, aO0 a. m, 80 m
Nor Eaugatnek Railroad 500 a m. AGO M
Dsnbury and sorwsh Railrosd 7.Oo, 800 n. lJOpm
Commodi0us sleepugC attached 70 a0O D. m train
COUTHSIDE RAILROAD OF l.. I.-(WIN-
~ TRR ARR4NGEMBNTSD
Leave Jamesssp, y, ats via l. Railroad 70 Jmc TOT
Babylon and all pAystaiionA
Leave FrsnkHnsve BroolIyn s05 via Brooklyn Central
Railroad Jamaica, for Babylon and all waJ-stauons
Leave Jsmesp, y via l. Railroad to Jamaica Tor
Babylon and all stations
Franknsve Breoklyb at 2 via Brooklyn Central
Railroad jamaica. for Babylon aud all wayfations
Babylon 7.35 Jamaica and all stations connect
ing L. Railroad. arriving Janesssip 10 m
Leave Babylon At 73 for Jamaica and all waaon connect
ing Of Brooklyn Central Railroad arriving PAnktnsEe,
BTooklyn, at 10 m.
Babylon 1910 for Jamaica and al stations
perng l. Railroad arriving s Jamessp d
Babylon 1910 for Jamaica and al waystaions con
Meeting Brooklyn Central Railroad arriving al Franklin
ave sos and connecting also With the horse ears OF
the Easi New Yol and Jamaica Railroad which leaves Jamaica every "
minutes. H. WHITE superintendent
To tai. sfee, Nov T. 1857.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-22
@nan Stixnufs.


L EVERY sATgspAT' gsT' hs. P!sr =. !, ss''s River
n. .,or.. SD. -hs.l hrSssaSah.f ,...S.sI. AT 'r~
sAs sALyADoa, Capt Ksi.r.e... SATURDAY, y.@ "a
sAh !AChIO CAPT Atkni~,....ATukDAf Fee ~
''' WI K GARRISON, Agent No BsvHns s-sAs.
FOR SAVANNAH, "a .S Ga, ,,rr.n,,
s."D ESSSTsSHEsT ESSTsyI ys. ,. ssTgRRs TTRSI Feb
"'''' '' 40 R Low ISwbEs' Agent, Ne s,w...a
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
" THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC CoMPAEYs MAIL
STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN EEw.YORK AND HAyRE CALLING
The splendid this vori.s route for tie
sai from Pier No 50 North River as follows: -
NAPOLEON III Rousln ...s."........sATURDAY, March
PEkhHm5 m P March
PRICE OF Passage = i SSS&.q SSi aSiISS Ss Tss
h''' Cabin slS' rG % s,tsi .sis Second Cabin fss
ineladns rslxy heLess furnished on board
rni "a Sssi0 i,I sss s: second Cabin sa'
Medical attendance free Of shsrss "'' '1'''""~
b. is The as sVo sSssy .ss @ rom 81 ha %
sla ssa pS sRo Sa5kESz issS. as eSis No s. ,E '
CTEAM TO LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT
> ouEENsTowHTe lnman Line contract With the United
STS S.s' oS sSs Ps SCsF SSysRntl 81 f1Ss At Mail.
CRY or WASHINGTON. MONDAY February u via HAIhI
CRY cT9 OF OF STwERP...... sA1tRpAY March
cfY oP IoyDoy naS m.sh "a ~ h'i'
And each succeeding SATURDAY and alternate MONDAY n
nom fi'' 10 - NORM RATES n;f OF PASSAGE,
By the NAL steamer sailing every satnriay; - -
FIRST SisRs Gold 500 srEERAE go
To To Rs9on II: IA 70 70 f1aoa fs. s
Passage BY Monday sleamersfrst Cabin $50 god Stee'ge'
Rate, ofps.,sre from ye-yort HsAI-cab $40 steeags
Passengers also forwarded Harre Hamburg Bremen te At nod
siss,ss pae. from Liverpool ousn.tsvr 80 currency. Tick
be bought befe by persons sending for their friends
i'' turner ''" join DALE, Assn, No IS Bfosa-aySY
New-York tribune., 1868-02-22
5urniturt

furnIturt.
~-~-.>-~-~---~.~--.--~----.~->
bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE OF
I'D waranted manufacture Also sold Cbaut 4nd haiat Chan
and Ornamental Al X y FAkklh1IONs No SOS
CGrslsl, opposite Wooster Established lSfA
WARREN WARD & Co, .,-..u
w MANUFACTURERS OF FURNITURE.
Established lG5o
WsrhopsesNos = and = spng Crosby HsnuOrr,
WetT extending through No l2O !anest
furniture invited examine The largest soA 81 faslon
able Furniture q be found IN this ciiy, cJnslsing oi
CHAMBER PARLOR, LIBRARY, AND DINIEC-ROOM SUITES
OF OUR OWN MANITACTURE, AND WARRANTED
IN EVERY RESPECT.
Particular attention q sea the furnishing Of CHURCHES COUNTRY
RESIDENCES, HOTELS &c
New-York tribune., 1868-02-22
QibiNtnS 9utitts.
6buntts for CUISINES @tu.


TNNTTRF PATENT for SALE of a neat little
IL article aniei every ds work basket apd on evey Tnng
desk W. ~ -, - W -. n,Veu~2.
NOR SALE LOW, and on easy terms-The
Of the best established ConservA
tories Of Ausic county doing good business other
baspess and time the for selling Address LBGAtO
H. No Herall Once
New-York tribune., 1868-02-22
Srintins.

llarbIs almrtts.
NTARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS.-EXtra
vi offered the 90 days country trade At G.
WALDOS, No l3J2 broadway, between IhriJh and
Thrty-siI'hsts-. N y.
MARBLE MANTELS-A large stock on
IVA haud all efdy for setting hudng which must be soh In
- DAYS any price. account Of rebuilding A.
a. KLABkR No. l3S ksst Eigheenilst nearIh Ihifd-tve
MARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS, half the
vi price of Marble Send for eAtsloEue T. b. STEWART
no COS ave between Thirty shh Apd Thirty sIthss
New-York tribune., 1868-02-22
Go @bom ii map GOnttru.

60 &lbom II map GOnnrn.
DRAINAGE, LANDSCAPE, AND CIVIL
~ BNGINEERNGThe undersigned having bad ong and varied
experience public private works prepared 10 furnish plans a
having uneTnng and planting private grounds puzzle psrs
aud direct tie carving out o The
furnish plans aud male contracts for systems Of drainage
village districts Our arrangements With nurs,fy
men rps aud tile aDl Others such will enable
furnish required for the Improvement grounds the
lowest market pcG CHCKKRING GALL, Drainage Landscape,
Civil Engineers No l8 Wallst. \. J.
L ATkST DISCOV ERY Y.-CATARRH CURED.
Il All persons troubled with this distressing complaint sl tnd
speey and eaectut process Send Tor Circular
20 w. IT, FORREST. Cod spring Bnhllo. y y.
TNO FARAIERS.-A respectable German Far
experience this wishes % make arrange
meHts reliable party m shAkS direis
GRO BERNAUER Union VILLAGE Pas''e Nsley IosOhce n J.
NVHO WANTS a HOME III the country,
w HOTEL STORE FARMS those Wishing 70 bo1rd or
work IND good chance SE hours m IBIS city Please
can AZ the MERCHANTS HOTEL from 10 ll2 Feb y and I
New-York tribune., 1868-02-22

CTOCK of general DRY GOODS to En-
- CHANGE for Real Estate in Nev.i iork Brooklsn hpPy
OLIVER MOwBgAY No. 2tS Granisi
TTO DRUGGISTS.-FO SALE-The STOCK,
FIXTURES, LRAsB Se Of 9Tsta= = corner t Raj ~
tate or Vacant Brookyn Alp gohaiJ Ut
letter 70 LUNN No. 43S Fourth ave- Newl ora OIiy.
NNANTED-As partner, smart active MAN,
w Win 900 70 tsIe good oaee business Address
T.. Tribune Ohce
New-York tribune., 1868-02-22
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT 81 sEw.YoRK.. .......Fss a.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-22

Rev. Dr. DowllnR he Pastor will preash t The Hercan Bap
tst ChnFsh bedford 81 Casns SUNDAY hoNAS snd
ENENiNG Tie ordnance baptism W be Sfustere a. close
ofs s'ssrg tsTWoS Frsy sfp n" % es hSsf before
Arizona miner., 1868-07-11
MARRIED.

Al the residence of the brides parents, in Pres colt, Wednesday evening July $, Ist5, by Justice X F.. Blair, BENJAMIN. IT, WEAyER and Mss CAROLINE F. STEPHENS, all Of Prescott
 On Sunday, June 2s, lsgs by NJ. D. Dobblns, Justice Of the Peace, ai the Rancho Los Yumas Yuma county, Arizona, WILLIAM q. PoISDBxTER, formerly Of Nashville, Tennessee, Co Mes Rosa A. MORALES, formerly Of Urea, Sonora.
 The many friends of Mir Poindexier, through out the Territory, will no doubt wish him joy on his tour through tine State Of Matrimony Long life and happiness to yourself and wife, old boy.
Arizona miner., 1868-07-11

C"-2 WirEESnrRG.--Thc mail rider inform. fl. ~ omc Mexicans recently foanl. under a ''amp al Wickcnburg, n deposit of gold bullion. supposed 10 have been deposited there by sol Earth This money. i, is supposed. is the same that wa. sent some years ago, by Mr. Bertrand to E. Conn. Of La Paz, by Sol, who never maid lt' and claimed that it was taken from him bv Highwaymen near Wickenburg If thi. i. so n mystery Is cleared up, well as the character of an honest man, Mr. Barnett, who was partner oI Birth, at the time, and who. of course. vas thought, by some, Co be concerned in the matter
 CHANGE TO PrRCHAsE Coon HoRyE-We di. rect attention to the advertisement in to-day's MINER offering for sale. the fine thoroughbred stallion, "Bourbon.' He is of ihe Glencoe stock and was got by RHeman, out of Patscy. Tbi, is a splendid chance for a person wishing to raise good draft animals Address "Lieutenant Robert s Oliver Fort Whipple, Yayapai county. Ari zona"
 THE sTEhnNo.-There is probability of " ork being resumed upon this rich sulphuret lode at an early day. Arrangements are now deyelop. ing that may lead to that desirable end.
 WooE is still going on at the Chase. and upon the Chloride. Frank Alters believe. he will vel reach happiness and prosperity in the Chloride
 Ar Walkers work is being prosecuted upon several ledgcs
 NEXT week, we intend to re.publi.h the ac. count of General Dcyin's recent trip to Fs.,er,, ATiz'Ha' iof ihc reason that several people want to send 1t to friends in the East and California
 A rES-&ctE team belonging to Campbell & bu1um arrived in town from La Pal. Thur.dav evening, with goods for their store here. One of their wagons broke down in the vicinity of Date Creek
 ArFDER oF SOLDIERS Hv AFicuEs.-Ourc corres- pondeni Keno, of Camp Reno, in this county writes, under date of June zsth. IsCs that on 'be 18th the viIainous Apachcs attacked and killed four ont Of mail party of five soldier, between Camps Reno and Mcdowell. The uarty was composed of Sergeant Lemons. priyat.. Nurphy Merrill, Murphy aud Tbeely all of whom, excepting Theely who fought his way through ihc savages. were killed They belonged 10 Co., E. Eighth cavalry.
 The PimAs made scout recently. upsa which they killed one Apache and burned some uhe., Keno says the mountains are full Of Indians. and their signal arc. were burning on aluo.t er- ery hill top. Nevt week ve vili publish hi. ae- couat Of she aght
 FhoS KIRKLAND YALLEr.-We have received private letter from this valley. which state. that ihe farmers had finished harvesting their small grain. and that the corn was looking fine The Indians were amusing themselyc. by killing hogs belonging tO Jackson & Bores. who r,.slir ai the lower end of the valley Our corr.spou. dent says they killed them out of pure mean ness, as they neither ate nor packed oa the meat
Arizona miner., 1868-07-11

GHfENBAcKs NOT LEGAL TENnER.-In the House Of resentatives, recently. after NIT. Spalding had made a speech against pay ing the national debt In greenbacks, Mr. El- dndge inquired whether he understood the gentleman to assert that the act of Congress providing debts to bo paid in legal tender was unconstitutional 2
 Mir. Spaldrng replied Most distinctly, and the Supreme Court will SO decide.
 NIT. Eldridge; There Is no difference be- tween us on that point
Arizona miner., 1868-07-11
WoRmSER & co, Wholesale and Retail Merchants.

LA PAZ and PRESCOTT, Arizona,
 -.. uEALERs M. Groceries, Provisions, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, LiquoH. Crockery Hardware, Farming
 and Mining Implements, etc, (fALL THE ATTENTION OF THEIR OLD V, pioneer friends and the public generally Co their new and splendid assortment of goods. re- gently purchased, hy one of tb- firm. in San Fran eisco, and now on hand at their stores in La Psz and Prescott
 Give us a call and sec for yourselves. We are am selling for ruinOus pricer our motto is and has been. " Live and Let IiFeH
 Our stOck iH La Fsz is acknovie edged ty all who have seen and examined ii to be
 THE LARGEST AND BEST Assortment Of guo1s ever brought Co that place Merchants. farmers miners and othsrs. wishing Co purchase CeOds, W0uld do well Co give Us . call, before purchasing elscwhere
 wORMsFR & co myIG La Pay and Prescott Arizona.
Arizona miner., 1868-07-11

UUST RECEIVED, AND SELLING CHEAP. sB at Campbell 4 Buiiums, large and we'll Druss Trimmings, etc, etc. Cooking Stoves, Force and Lifting Pumps, Saddles, Brides, spurs, sinches, Whips etc, etc. Come and examine our Stock and Pnces and you will be sure to buy.
 lnl3 CAMPBELL 6 BUFFCN
Arizona miner., 1868-07-11

wv V ErARTs has hean nominated to tLo Senate Co he Attorncy-GenerAl
 InE wife Of Mauiou Marble. Of the H-gyld. dlea in New York, recently
 Taf Fcuisns are again a, their old trieks,- scarIng the Canadians
 InE President has nominated A. ! Mouldrr. to hc Surveyor General of California
 JoHS II srnnArr Is to be tried for conspiracy instead of for murder. lie has been released ou bail of S200JJ.
 Coon NEws.-To us, the most intcros ting news brought by yesterdays mail. is the fact that Generals sherman and Sheridan have recommended the granting of aid to build the Southern Pacific Railroad.
Arizona miner., 1868-07-11

SAN FRASCsCo.-The Democrats of San Francisco are up and doing their sefy best ,o increase their majority in the city The new Republican organ he'd made its appearance Its name is "fhe National Republican
Arizona miner., 1868-07-11
DIED

Al PhTnix Yavapal county, Arizona, June 26 1868, JOSEPH W. PATTzRsOS, formerly of Petalu- ma, California
 Sacramento papers please copy.
Arizona miner., 1868-07-11
Blacksmithing.

TNUE UNDERSIGNED WOULD A | inform the people of Prescott and A surrounding country, that be has leased W the shop, tools, etc, of the Miller brothers, st their ranch. one mile west from Prescott. where be Is prepared to do all kinds Of blaeksmithng in a wOrkmanlike manner.
 Horse, mule and OK shoes will be kept con stantly on hand, snd 1 shall endeayor 10 give en- tire satisfaction in this branch of the business.
 JOHN BUCKLEY. MIrer's Ranch, May ea, 1ssS
Arizona miner., 1868-07-11

THE Washington NRioaai Iaisii,gencsr |. after Secretary MeCuIlogA with sharp stick; 1t wants him removed.
Arizona miner., 1868-07-11
A Card.

Reports having been pnt 10 circulation bv ger. tain parties. that J. H BeAan. did. while in my office ss Deputy sheriff Of ihis County. use and appropriate county moneys Tor Ais osn pri- sate purposes ] hereby pronounce an sucii re- port- uniruihiuL Mir Behaa. while ia my aesee did bis duties well. and accounted in proper manner for every dollar ,bai came into hi. hssls
 Mo0hr
 Shern of Yayapai County.
Arizona miner., 1868-07-11
trsstott Adrertisrmsnts. DIONEER DRUG STORE.
 exMh
 Prescott E Arizona

On hand and for sale
 Liai's Balsam Cyr he Lungs. To,nssnds Sar,qparilia
 dysrs h
 Brist0Fs
 Halrs
 Ayr's Ci>rry Pectordi,
 Agp Cure,
 Osgooi's hodia CAolagogn,.
 BrDrnS Jamaioo GiJtger.
 Perry DariSS Pan Rag,r.
 Goodaies C0tarfh Rem,dv. Br0uH's Bro1cLi1i Troches,
 Bry0a's Paiuopic Watsc,.
 Dr. DsriHe's Pitch L>,aeng,, Rra,ihg's CovgL
 JayDs's Patent Nsficins,, And in fact, a full assortment Of all the Patent Medicines usually found in drug stores. Iola Saps, Fancy Article, Fer1umtry, And large supply Of Dispensing Medlcines. y. B.--Physicians' prescriptions carefully and accurately compounded F. DARLING Prescott, April 24, lsGs.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-04-04

perr Seiepb Nir par I'M sorlebten
Greitas bei9aftist einen i@ueren 8alfen auf ei>
nem 8lpdpaeen uber bas oters Gabrseleiit Der
Bride su i9afen. Sci bieier @elesenbeit bate
ct bas l1neliid, bic Bride binunteraufiir3en uno
trobtent bic 5Sbe bss SALES nabe3u 50 Gub BE-
trus, er1itt er punberbarer @eiie feline ernllide
8eiaabisunsen urb bufte, in 1 ober 2 Gasen
pieber an bic Nrbeit su eeben. Diestam man
eetiB einen elidli9en Sail nennen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-04-04
YlQpper1 &aiipnnir< unb
Debatttr< &dmm1erGen.

Grana 2ab NAL feben SudeL bu bait ia
ba cine ean3e Made 8riefe ii ni9t aud etpas
fit uns batei.
SodeL (Jfei9t Jrans einen pad 8riefe 30
iu@ BIT einise reus.
s. Mi9tis, smei fir uns baft ou ni@t einmal
bemerft Srdel?
SpdeL 8, i'd i9au bait nit 70 s'nau.
Mt9eLWiQf ias'n ufeb net 10 snau", mir
l9u rt@tiser.
s. 9aQo, 30 i@ur s'moint Der ::aPi&el fol
aumm pprbe, 8 freut mid bab b1ao@ ipre@e
fanl@t.
s.. ga, tpern SIR MIR Elm ,penie Mufmert.
,amteit pibmsn tpoQt, wil i'd Gu9 bic 8riefe
p%urlelen.
8. Mi&eL bait s. @@nause su I'M 3 Obre
often.
so. s i9lus Dor bab mir lem Sodel 4 get>
i&afte an feline plapperil@e@oi9'n [Munb] non-
beften, menn mir On Meenblid Rube bob'n
poQan.
s. llno i'd i@lae sor bab .ptr spti&en Sud
Beiben etnen 9rstterperf@lae anbrfnsen, bab
Sbr Gu@ ni@t ieben tSnnt.
Nuu aber bite t9 nm 10 Minuten &ube.
8. Aper nit mebr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-04-04


(Ginseianet fit ben u@anberer.D
@ertbefer 6err &ebaceur!
Die lanbmirtbldafti9en VbbanbIuneen In,
@anterer, bic mid febr interei1ren, bradten
mid auf bic Sbee, Sbnen aud einmal etpas u.
apar BON Der prafti@en Seite CUR eef. Mufnab<
me- au ienbfn.
Nls i'd I'M ourlesten 5erbte bier in Mianeiota
gum traen Male pFiste, lam Differ unb Sener
I'm mir in iasen, i'd pfiise su tiefi@ pirbe tein
aorn ~er3ielen &c. SIM Gribjabr sorieen Sabres
fam i'd selesentli& an tenGelbern fener, bic mir
bic t~rufluit prupbe3eibune eema@t batteu> sor>
bel unb nna@te bic Beuba&tune, bab bas @ras
gar traftie I'M @aisen jener 5erren tpu@erte.
NRein Qant bate ber friibere 8efser idon sebn
NAL eepfist ; otslei@ tafelte II spar siel
@anb entbGlt, 10 1T Is tr@ INNER portbeiltaft,
ba6 frifder 8pten BON unten berauf 9epfigt
pirt, belonbers auf altem Qante, tpoQebm unten
lieet 1T cine tiefe gur@e unb int 5erbR eepaiet
0ets bas spedndbiefe gerfabren. (QBie i9 aus
bes u@anberers" lanbwirtblaaftli9e geri9te
erfeben, 1T es ber @aueritcE tuelder ben frilden
8cben aeriebt.) Bei elmer trudenen Gribiabrs~
seit balt f6 bas tiefsepFiste ganb feu@ter. Qeste
Grnte sine i'd auf 2anb, bas int Gribiabr unb
spar feudt sepdist uorotn ; bie:Gru&t itanp 70,
baB fe Der Gisentbimer faum NIT ber @enle
sulammenbrineen fOnnte. @u9 if bas ;3uepieb
I'M 9erbfe f%riftieer, Elm 1mftant> ber ppbl su
beridT9tisen 1T. Nun ettpas iber @taQun-
9en.
Sc it unbebinet n~ptbwensis, bab Der StaQ
NIT einer 8ebaduns pereben it, neil bei5turm
unt Reeen bas gieb mebr leioet, ,pie m@inter
bel Der erSbten Ralte. Bel einen, neu au erbau<
enben Stale perlarme mani ni@t, ben Sta1 nit
Samarad (eine Art BON Maedbulsl au bielen.
Die 8pblen tSnnen ettpa 5 3oQ fart tein unb
Tnb NIT Der @inte gu unterft ~ lessn une ,per-
bert an beiben Gnben ettpas bebauen, um ibnen
Elm fefes Eager gu seben; ;pii@en Der @obIe
unb benz 8oben laGe man einen 3%piidenraun
ron n1intefens 9 3oa. Sn europa, mo- man
sen,auerte uter sielmebr s~eplatete @taQbSpen
bat labt man eepSbnli6 einen %:3piidenraum
BON IS :3oQ unb faut bieien jabrli@ einmal nit
@trob aus, pas einen auseeaeiGnsten Diinser
absieb,. SIM O@ienRanb leste i'd lesten Spm>
mer Dielen, unb iebe nun mic ablulut notbpen-
big bies IL, 3umal bel benz ~tpenteen Tbauwetter.
SD empfeble meinen5erren GcQesen einG,Iei9es
gu tbun, ie tperben ben gurtbeil balb einleben.
Spater mebr iter bieien @eeenfant.
Sbr Greunb
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-04-04

81 nrpra8preaIia Dieie Wp4e
erfreuten ptr uns bes lnblids apei iebr f9Sner
Norbli&ter, bic in Minneiuta baufe ibre st.
ideinuns MAIDEN. Gas Grfe aeiste f9 an,
Mrntas BON $40 t1br, bus 3weite in br Mitt-
tpp9 Nadt 5piiden II unb IL 1br. Beionbers
has lebtert eewdbrte benz Muee einen berrli@en
Mnblid.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-04-04
MuS MinneIpta.

StiIlmaterN ON n.-Die
Demcfraten spnStiQpater nominiren fol9enbes
Tidet fir Stattbeamten:
Sir Maspr-@.S Butler.
Gcuncilman-G. s. &bpbes.
Neccrber-@ q 8rpnlcn
Trealu rer 20 GltS
Gity glttorneY-5 % Galle,
MGeGpr-@amuel &eeifer.
Su1iee of the peaee. Siaae 0angled.
Maribauq -Subn SbcrtaQ.
Gpnfable-Dpn1an Gbtlplm.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-04-04

Gin GIa@bppi belaben NIT elmer porta>
ttpen @aeemible, Gieentbum Der @ebriber got~
ter BON @areen &ity, fam porlebten Donnerfas
in Manfate an. Die WtIbIe mar ben @inter
hber in &apiban 3 ownlbip aufeefeut unb tuurbe
an Der Scnes Gurt am Blue Gartb &iuer aufge-
laben, ale bas Bvot ben Glub abmarts in ben
Minneicta unb bann mad mantato trieb. Die
@ebriber wptter beabT9tisen bic Nable mad
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-04-04

Die Garmer fnb allentbalbea feibis NIT
iaen bei9aftiet uas seripre@en f& tin fru&tta'
res Sabr. Die MusI9ten 70 tueit bers&tisen su
ben slan3enbfen SpTnunsen unb psnn unisre
@ini&e etpas ba3u beitraeen tSnnen, 10 perben
bic Garmer ibre @9susrn sersrSbern miGen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-04-04

Die perren 6enrs Iirtlptt, Sobn unb 3
81 Qpu unb . O'Brien inb pom ibrer 2cnr am
Bar Gate mad Mlantatu 3urideetebrt. @ie Ser-
bra9ten ben Winter i'm ebern Ninneicta mi,
GaQsnfeaen unb brinsen ale &eiultat ibrer
Trapperfartie: $500 @atten, 20 @ieleL Is
Gl&(e unb 20 @hnttbiere unb Da@ie.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-04-04

@eb Us g. 1. Mprl.-3mei 5olssebauoe,
Gieentbum Der s. $. Sort II. @9arpfe purben
leBte Ma9t bur@ Teuer serfGrt. 8erlut piro
anf $1,000 sef9abt;' serlbert fir $500 Man
elaubt bab bas Geuer bas @erf zines ..granpRif>
ter6 tpar.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-04-04
Das 6rubiabr 1T eetomme,1
Der falte @inter 1T Ycrbei :;
l1nb pie i'd bab pfrncmmen

@ibt OEonnor Bic WAaren baIb fret
Braudt SbrGrlbiabrs< 8leiber> 9appen- 5Gte
ODER icnfise Grlbtabrs~ G6eeten, 10 fattet ben
Drp @ppbs @tores bes perm
peter S'@pnnor
lit Minneapulis unb @t. Mntbrny einen Beiud
al, Der ~rerfauft 3u fabelbaft btQt9tn greiien.
Suite @aars, niebere pretie unb freunbltdeBe>
%bienuns, fntst eer Adufer ltets tei9errn O'Gcn>
nor.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-04-04

Die Mantato Linton" beri9tet, bab
tpabrenb benz f9perm @emitter am Dienfae in
scrieer Wu9e, Der gliS in bas 5aus BON Ybi<
lipp 8latt einf9lus unb beTen Grau unb &tnber
fGnere 0erlebunaet erlttten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-04-04

-untereebra &t.-Gin Mr.S. s Mor~
ga purbe pon Minnsapolis bierbereebra@t unb
tu Der Sail %eiuquartirt. Gr 1T ansetlaet mebr
Grausn au baben ais bas @s(eB erlaubt ssn foQ-
te mon mad beu @alite l9idsm.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-04-04

Infer 8reunb Sobn Matbets if pcn feiner@e-
i@dftsreiie na@ benz Sffen, tuoieltf It erobe
&infaufe ma@te, 3~uridsetebr,. @ltid auf
eanbsmann Greut uns, hab bas @sf&aft
Habt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-04-04

Captain Bell 1T mi, einieen slrbeiern
beidaftiet bic ufer bes Blue GARTH uno Minne.
ipta &iper6 tlar III MAIDEN.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-04-04

81, Wanberer!!
@cbin NIT beiner 1af4e?
@. 3altet mid niGt 10 LANCE aut ID 1'ub
l@nel binauf u
Beter u. Spnrermann.
bic pertauftn tpie i'd bore, 70 tiQie. eab bic
Waaren gang reibenb 5@neu abeeben.
So penn has 70 IL, bann sete t@ au@
NIT.