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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-26

-Gpre9t Yor lei g. Gppel, auf ieinem neu.
en- Ylaye, Ode Der 7. unb olive Giraffe feline
sroben, splQtantieen Ginfaufe sut @ruceries,
BON Yrpstipns, bon @isarren, Wetnen unb g.
queuren itno a1ssejeidnet gut aus3efaQen. Man
febe feline Nnseise. IS 1T Elm lolibes @ei9afts-
bars, no a~nitdnbiee unb rseIe 8ebantluns sum
@eieb 9epprpen 1T. .....
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-26
: Die &abifalen Yp,, ct. Charles, Winor

- Die @abifalen BON ct. CHARLES, Winona
g., tpclten bieie @cde eiuen @rant'pfabl Ct
ri9ten, famen cher ni9t ba3u. Srt unc@ teQe,
100 has Meiieruert Der polittiden Ranfler ae'
ben ioate, CAB geranla1uns sn beftisen Auf'
tritten. Mnltatt S9aufel uub Spaten tparen
Nepplser, Dpl9e uno t~ieielben SdimpfpSrter,
nit pel9en 8rid pomercp ieine2eitartifel eesea
bic 5eualer wiirst, pie @afen. Die Yartei
bfr Biltuns! 5o9 fol- ie leben!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-26
Spr,uunbfDaftlitber Serfaaf.

IS wirt tiersurd fur Nae str 8enntNi6 setratt. tasi ID
am erten Sage in, Sttpter bieiss Satres g.. Sttrhsr '6S,
TN, 1 utr Ntadunittass, il, Sront les Sa1lfea spn y; VICE
rer, ,,ate Der fattrliiden Stride, im Grrn euzMtartet
scptt g., Minl,., semas ter 0ertaeuns hs %beia9ten Ser
faufes. ais ser g'err1une rmt Maria nnc E: Seatner Mttrz
~herjdbrise, gum gerfaufe %austieten unb in pHertltdsr yer
%feiaer11na an bea asReifbietenten ATE stedte, Mnirride nnb
Sntereiien Der tc@aeten tinhsrjatrieen in unb auf ~frlsence
it @ertt gpuntp, Mfinn., fb teineeaeen sieaenlntatten,
s%erdubera werbe. uar,ltd lie Subtalfte res ilsSftltdea
ts fibtreftliiecn @iertels srn Ssttipn sweiunotreibis. int
Irtpu{tip bunbert unb treisebn, Ranee Gin uub smanais,
q. n If 9 y quarter # Sett. 81 anb g. q IT g. %.
quarter If @ett. 80, iu Irwnirip t13, q. 2D in Gar;ellen
rrn sebn unb 3mau;is Nder jsbe.
Sept12 Wilh elm Sals.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-26

Seffentli1 Ginlabung! our orig
ten urb spQitanbtslen Neltauraticn Die pp1
S9illeru. g d. Nib 81. 242, 3.iStr. @pn
jebt m tpercet su ieeerS tunee { + DE Nulteru,
@eaieel, Jcreleu, 6leiiaiorteu aler Mrt, @ilb,
fur3 NQes, mas Der Marft an Delifate7en bietet,
i~ersirt. Die feinlten @eine unb 2iqueure bic
tet uaere Bar; Jriidte. Gpnfeft unp Gon5itp=
reiraareu in better Nuswabl. OieMufwartune
3u jeoer Belt bic bette.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-26

- Tpnueay unb 5nttarb baben ein eesea-
ieitisss notwithstanding spn flint einse<
fest. Sum, bic 3eit rirb beweiien, tab bieie
8esprmunbuneb es Gultes bur6 flint e.
laudte @eiter uberfluf1ie tpar, unb baB
Der stpeite Difrift einen . empfra:en GU
gene M. @iliun mad @aibinston 1didt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-26

- Npd INNER fcntmen uns geri9te gu iiber
ecn Srfan in MtepIettGpunty. Der
ielte batte bic Mtmpspbdre in bie1em sanaen
Sbeile bes Staates tit auberorbentlide 9lsitatipn
serieyt unb cine teiipieloie @eene be-; Ser tpruns
binterla7en.
gs ideint, ais rb bic Glemcnte Der bIberen
&e9iunm lit ibrer @utb uno in tbren 9aunen
id ieltf batten utertreHen unb bas milee Grei-
ben Der republifaniiden partei nadabmen mpl=
len. &uHaleab seist fi@ in ben Details tieier
SrasSeien bic Jisuus Der @uriebuns. @@un
bic Dem @turmpinte surauseebenben pbanp=
menen re@tfertisten bic ialimmien Nbnunsen
uSn elmer entsesenseiesten &idtuns Der Babn
bes Srfanes erbpb iI6 bonn Sibme,en einWinb
uno trieb sesen Mtenb cine srcbe Nfa1e spn
1od;gen Mclfen iiter ten 5oriSont, besleitet nit
eircm lstbaftsn Wetterleudten. Inn 9 l1br mar
las 0irmament wie ron 8liBen lcbernb Gin
0lans9eselt- - uub NIT binnen observation-disclosures
tebedt teldes au51ab, ais pb cine eutlebli9e
@inrstrart ibr @plfenfleib in Gesen s~erri7en
unr lie i'm fiir@terli4en Jluee auf ibre Babu
itreue.
Dislc burG bic Mnfrensune Der norberseben=
ben @rnsulFpnen pie BON &esen entlabeneu
@tid6en son @rlfen i9ienen id wi' nit yeit.
i9en son 9ateIisen 8liben 3u iaeen cter wie
bic 1riitamer sun seipenierartieen Jlptteu, BIT
int blauen 5immelsmeere fdnapften, in, Olcrien=
ldeine nit fteeeaben Wimpeln inter benz Mb.
feuern bes ia1nmtli6en @el9ises tlisenb uni
trpstietenb unterseben."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-26

Dds ireben eridienene Bud: DAcorA
LAND, or the Beauty of st. Paul., an Illus
trated and Romantic History, by Col. Han
kins, I'M gerlase pom 5anfins II. Spbn, 80. 1,
garf place, Stem ycrf GitY, Yreis, %eebunben SO,
1T fir jeeen ct. pauler unb jeoen 8urser 1T,
Staate ein brdf tpi9tises unb intere1an-
tsS @erf.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-26

Der semiitbIi@e, lolibei5erbersspater Gu
gene 2betn bat iein@atabus in 5aifinss pieber
erIHnet-ein atleisequartier, roo fir Masen
unb Ser; unoNusrubenlnobd seicret it.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-26

-l1nier ,guuntY Eidetit 10 ~eebie9en anb pc<
pular, bab Sober es ais absema@t betradtet, bab
es init lebr persrUberter Majuritdt, ;. !. fat ein-
1immis spn@o lfe ertpdbIt pirb. IS freat Sc,
ben pbne Nusnabme, einen 10 piirtieen &epra~
i~entanten bes beutlden Glementes ME gaul ST.
ter auf benz Gidet 81 1eben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-26

- Manfato bat einen 6anbelsratb Board
Of Trade) cr9aniirt Don IS Direftcren uno tcl>
senb,n Beamten: yradoent s. 8. Barr ; erlter
@ieeprdFoent, %. 6risbie; neutrality-suspicious.,
%. 9. @riswplb +; Seeretar, =. .. 9. Yorter ;
S9aBmeiher, s. Gdaubut.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-26

- gn pirfli9 euten, beutl9en 8parbinsbdu=
fern, 100 Glerfs, &eiienbe II, !. ~. bic Mnipride
r%ealiiirt inten, bic man an etn ipldes 9aus
madt, bat IS bis iebt in ct. Yaul sefeblt. Gin
irl9es pirb in 8dloe etabtirt. Wiz tperben iei=
ner 3eit barber beri9ten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-26

gu elmer billtgen 0abrt auf benz Nlii.
fflppi Spilden ct. Yaul unb ct. 2puis wirb
man talb @eIeeenbeit fnben. Die White Col
lar Line unb bic Northern Line ,ppllen id
einmal pieber gum Sur ,Iberunterrennen."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-26

Die &epcrters Der bieIieen enslii@en :3ei-
tunsen pctteiferu nit einanber, tper RON ibnen
bic idn,ubis(en @eiGi&ten in bic idmug,efe
@pra9e eintleiteu fann Gas GrfaunIi1lie
aber in eer Ntetrrie Der C%hronique scandal
leuse leifet lie YreB.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-26

Der oeaeuerte gieentbumswertb ypn 5c1<
nefia County 1T $6,030>8s0; baspn tpu,mt faft
bic 9alfe> aamli9 $3,12o,1sO, auf Minneapu-
liS.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-26

Der Oamrfer Milwaufee tradte eieie
Wcde ;ebn Stad &inbsieb spn Der d&tenDur-
bam STAGE mad ct. gaul, tpelde Elm 5err @mes
UNI einen boben greis fit bic @iehsutt auf iei-
ner Garm impprtirte.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-26

$. q. Saylur lpra@ in Der Montas SiB=
una Der 5antelsfamn1er iiter bic leitennen conf
mertielen 6rasen, trtl9e bic Iufmerfiamfeit Der
@el1Gftsmanner in Canada unb ben nrrtltdea
Staaten Der Union in gaipru9 nebmen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-26

- Gin leitenser &abifaler, 5pn. .. @mttb,
Subee If prubate uOn 6iQmore County, bat bas
pulihiae misunderstanding Der Democratic
ansenpmmen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-26

SIT Der am "a. September gu ct. Mntbpny
atsebaltenen Geueruannsparabe waren 1000
6euerleute 1T ben &eibeu. ct. 9.aul betbeiliste
lA NIT ca. $50 Mann. Die gfaire mar 1T je<
benz Detail Gin brillianter Grfolg. .
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-26
Neue Baaren! Neue @aaren
in ct. Mntbpnp uns minneappIis.

T0 VT %18t011D WIZ @0VV1t151UT11VSs
Yeter S'Gpnnpr bat eerate spn Netp
yprf Elm berrlides Qager spn GQentpaaren, 9ii=
ten fir 9erren, Damen unb ainber &c. &C., aber
aud Ainterpasel4en empfanaen unb tpirb IQes
3u Ben poblfeilten preiien s~ertauft. 8pmmt,
ton1nat ~eefaai9it unb empfanset CUTE @aaren gu
ntebriaen Yreiien.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-26

-@rn leiner Sour na@ Deuti9lanb surid<
sefebrt. - s freut uns, 5rn. Saep bM a n
ser pieber selunb unb tpcblbebalten in unierer
Mitte III feben. '.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-26

- Gin Garmer in Sstesu trieb ett yferb unb
stpei &abe auf bic 5aferfpppeln unb fanb ie
furs barna@ ALE tpbt. Das @ras it ben @tpp<
peln mar nit aartpfelwanaeu teoedt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-26

-Das 3uderrobr tint Staate eelanste sur
spQen Netfe. 5err 81. Gbampn son &apiban
In glue Gartb County p1au3te ! older pamit IT,
erbielt 165 @allpnen bidcn @yrups. ..
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-26

-uDas maGt has 9er3 la9en." S.Nanby,
bel Sauf Centre erntete Don u older 1917 Su<
i9el @ei3en, B.. +. u~nsefabr 50 8ui9el psrgder.
Die Mrt be5 @eiSens mar Der Jog. u@@war;-
b1rtiaer."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-26

- 3wii9en &rc1e uab Milpaufee laufen
taelih 6 reselmdbise Graat5Ise anb eele-
9entlit tpenn nctbweneie, nod Grtra3ise.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-26

Wabafbam Gpunty.-Gtne 3teseltein-
pre0e, bic 100 3ieselfeine III elmer Mtnute, alfo
lit 3ebn @tanten 10000 n1a@t, 1T in Wabaiba
1T BOILER Ebatisteit. - Gin 3S@terlein BON Do
pies iPislte fiir3li@ unbemubt fat bi@t neben ei>
ner rieilssn alapperl@lanse. Die eiftise Step
tile tparb earauf setSbtet.- Das Dur9idnitts<
r%eiultat per older Weiseu it lit bielem GpuntY
% 8ul9 eL Safer Is Bu1aeI.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-26

- SAT- ieten Sag tod pafiren ginpanterer
bur9 ben Staat nad tei1en aSrbliden unb mef-
li@en &eeipnen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-26

- Milmaufee bat fir bic &eb Silver 5ulfs>
tetirftisen 1000 Dollar in Gaib ,nb eineMlen-
&c 0ebensmittel mad ct. paul seI1idt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-26

-@ro6e Citation Der @eifer. DIE @siri<
~tualileu Minneiutas tuerben iI5 am 26. II. q.
@eptember in 6aribault su elmer Gpnseutiun su=
1ammeufnben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-26

Drei ct. panler, Capt. @crmau, Gbrs.
.. Suffer unb @. 8. @tantun fnb leBten Cant
ftas Sp1 bier na9 Gbili 1T Sao<amerifa atse=
reif.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-26

Die @nlleY 8abn tirb tie1en Winter
nod bis an BEN Blue GARTH Glub seleet unb tas
9aupteetalt fir lie Bride berbeieeldaft.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-26

-9aiin9s unb Garminstpn merben am 1.
Nosember per Giientabnldienen aneinanber &C.
fettet fem.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-26

- SER 8. @. Mc@luns bat in ietnem Gar
ten einen Mpfelbaum spn Der SranseensentGrab
Mrt in potter 9litbe iteben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-26

Winrna.- Das Stuff 5aus wirb iebt mi
etsenem @afrline beleu9tet, tpas nur 10 Gents
per Madt fufet. 0asme0er Bebdlter uno Git
ridtung fcten $1,000.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-26

-Wuf Dem Marfte mar bteier Sage etn So
pfurb fhmerer Melpnen- Ruruib Hubbard
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-26

"a Der Trdser bteies 8lattes it ernta9-
tt9t, Mbcnnenteneelber ein3ufafFren.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-26

DIE 59dbune fit 1868 in DatptaG uuntY
iest ben @ertb Der 2ieseni@aften (ereI. Ecmn-
2pts) auf $3,069,078.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-26

Die 8ertclerune tes Superipr 9afens 1T
run b%eenbist.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-26
2pcal Neutgfetten.
Neifenber Maent.

5err @eere @tunme Ct BON Garibault II
eeseuwdrtis reiienber asent tes @anberer.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-26
I. Joseph's Akademie.

@eleitet srn ben @9wefern tes bell. Srierh,
ct. YauL Mtnn.
3as eduliatr ideitet lid in ;uei Senefer rrn je flint
Mpnaten, tas erffe beeinnt am erfen Mrntas int Ssrtem-
ant tas sreite am eritea Mirntas i'm Jebrnar.
8esinsunsen.-Sm nprans III be,ahien.
8rR, @rhnuns, llnterridt, Said, gett has Ct
meter, $4,000
Soft unb gDrhrun8 rrabrenf Ter Je,ien, 1000
balte 8rft tas Semefer, 5000
Semertune A. @alttesatlente ehen unt eenlseen
llnterrtdt in eergltatemte. IaaIdule- $500. $40 90 rnt
$12 90, mad hem Sitter unt Ter Nlafe Der 3Selines.
T.. Grtra. Sc;ahlnns.
3ran,Sfide uut teutide Srrafe-jete tas g.
n.her, $1,000
NuTt- gianc saS Seneter, 5000
Qniarre, e" 1000
@efana. 1000
3etdnen unt @alen in g1aNerfarbea tes eenefsr, 1900
Malen III Selfarten. 1907
&nfraee= Briefe fnb ;u ~atref0ren an bic
Directress st. Josephs Academy,
Au929 CT pauL Minn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-26
Gutttun0cn.

Gmpfanaen fit ben Wanrerer Ypn
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-26
Nfeirer ,a,,o GSetf,
go. t12 @abalbam Str. ct, paul,
5dnfler 1T
&tneral Merthandise,
Gfc Der 8. unb 81. petcr Gtraee.
(1ufer 9ra WrrtI.l

(aueer 9rs @rrts.)
ndmlid: @rrceries Il. Trcriiirns. Stein 8leds,, Ncrseuan@
g8aareu, Braunidweisiide @iarrte; ferasr aae errten
beutider erudts. Gin 9aiu@ in unieren Stprs nirb Sc
BEN rrn her Maaridfaltisteit Unit @ute anierer QSaaren
sberseyaeu. Mtan Tuhet Tier cine aurprfrnmenre, CUTE II.
tiaiee Nufrartuus. lin ~auleitieen 3uirrnd titten
9ert12 Nfeifer unt W els.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-26

DIR Nrtifel srn 6reunb s. {. u. erfplst
na9fens. .
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1868-12-09

LONDON, Dec. 4.-Minister johnson, at the Birming
ham banquet, spoke in his usual style. Abiding te
taking the hands Of men without regard to their opn
ion during the war, he said if there are ang persons
either in England America, so ungenerous as to rem
der Judgment against my conduct, appcal from then
Judgment, and shall in the language Of the lawyers
submit their total disqualification by nature to enter
tain and decide the question.
PARIS Dec. i.-The police dispersed crowd gath
cred in the neghhorhood Of Boudon's tomb. Some
sulfenness, but no disturbances.
MADRID Dec. 4-Espartero has been asked to be.
come temporary Dictator
BERLIN, Dec 4.-hing Of Prussia received French
ambassador with of friendship for France.
LONDON Dec. 4..Gladstoae accepted premiership.
PARIS Dec. 4.-Increase of bullion thirteen million
francs. Bourse firm.
: MADRID Dec. 5.-Dawreno Sauz accepts Captain
Generalshp of Porto Rico provided additional troops
are furnished Dulce sails for Havana the 10th
LONDON, Dec. 5.--Tmes argues against the new de-
mand of Seward in Alabama claims, that the question
to both American and British commissioners, com
ited naturally opposite sides. The Times regrets
that Stanley is robbed Of the glory of settling these in
ernatona questions but is satisfied his successor will
pursue SANKEY'S policy.
Reported Bright peremptoriay declined Secretary
ship of State for India, but urges the Earl of Kimberly
as foreign Secretary. Full list of Ministers will be
completed Monday. ~ -z
Vague rumors of seizures of all newspapers and con-
licts between toops and mobs in Paris. Rumors,
though not confirmed, caused panic in commercial
circles here.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1868-12-09
FROM NEW ORLEANS,

new ORLEANS Dec. 2.-Metairie Conrss-Third day.
purse S4oo, FIVE entries Walked over by Richards
and Kigour's chestnut colt by Mickey Free.
Second race, purse $780, mile heats. Taro, IL
Tom Green, p; Wscnhunt 3-3. Time-l:574
1:54.. The day and track fine. Wisehhunt was the
favorite at two to one.
New ORLEANS, Dec 3.-Races over the Metaire
postponed on account Of rain to-day. Probably be
several days before the track is in good condition.
New ORLEANS. Dec 4.--Injuaction issued on appli-
cation of the Metropolitan Police Board through their
President Lieut.. Gov Dunn, restravng Mayor Con-
way and Chief Police Diamond, appointed by the
Mayor, from interfering in any with the affairs
of this city, before Judge beaumont Of the Fifth
District Court to-day rule taken dissolve these
inunctions Court ordered these njuHctons dismissed
with judgment in favor of defendants. In injunction,
Judge Leaunonts opinion is very lengthy, and coin
cdes with Judge Cooley of the Sixth District Court
Case will be argued tomorrow.
Postponed the Metarie are announced for
tomorrow. Track unfit day.
New ORLEANS, Dec. 5.-Metairie es-Fourth
Day. First race, mile dash, all ages-purse $3.50.
Bette Bay beat Jack Gamble and Glroy. Tine-l:52.
Second race, sweepstakes, three years olds, two
mile heats-nne entres--entrance $Z5 co. club purse
$500 Walked over.
Third race, two mile heats, purse 5000. Negans
bay colt by Daniel Boone, diStanced Chemsette and
Boneta first heat. Titne--4:l04. Track very heavy
and st!ckey. In the third race second round Chem-
sette broke her left hind leg below the rastcyn joint
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1868-12-09
B Y TELEIGRAPH 2 Fl
Foreign and Domestic Markets
For the South Western.

LIVERPOOL, Dec 4, noon.-Cotton quiet; sales o
the week 5000 bales Of which for export $4,000
and on speculation 14,ooo stock on hand 36800f
bales, whereof Al 900 are American.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 4, afternoon.-Gotton quiet; stock
afoat 25A 900 bales, whereof $4,000 are American
Yarns and fabrics at Manchester heavy.
New York, Dee. 4, noon Treasury sold $500
600 gold at l.5 45-loo. AoheY easy at 7pct. Gold
1851. Sterling a4.
New ORLEANS, Dec. 4.-Cotton sitter during the
day, but closed uncllanged midding 22f@2sc.; sales
s91oO, receipts today Clos and exports 2291 bales
Sales of the week So 500 bales. Gold 1859 Sterling
Commercial 45a(0464; Bank 46f@47; New York
sight g@1f2ct. discount. Sugar dull aid dropping;
common 8, prime III and clarified 124c. AoIasses-
fair demand, but lower; 45, prime 56(a60 aud
choice 653c. Flour firm; super6ne Sc Is, double
ira So 81 and treble 81 58. Oats firm at 62ie
Bran dull and lower, 81 15@1 20. Hay dull and
lower s2o@2l. Pors1-fair demand, s24 25@25.
Bacon dull; shoulders II, clear rib l5 and clear sides
lssc. Lard dull, terce l6 and keg tic. Whisky un-
changed Cofee-Rio III and prime l6i i9l7c. Cot
receipts for tae week 40,217 and exports 30,45s
bales. Stoe, on hand los, ,435 bales.
NEW ToRE, Dec. 4, evcning.-Cotton opened steady,
but closed easier; sales 1000 bales at 244c Govern
ments closed firm. Money much easier; offerings lib
eIal at 5G17d pet Sterling dull at OF Cotton bills
frner, 81. Gold steady, closing at 1851
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 4, evening, g,-Cotton tending down;
uplands on the spot ll5 and afoat 1o1@losd,; Or
leans | Cd
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1868-12-09

the world brings distant friends face to face armies
are moved and controlled orders, laws, and proca-
nations of Kings and Monarchs published; COM
merce Is exchanged credit established frauds detected,
the guilty oTertaken and the just rewarded Time fails
and exclaim the half has not been told.
Having briefly considered the advancement and i'm
portance of agriculture the improvement and adaDta-
tion of machinery to tighten and facilitate labor and
the successful developments ofscience it only remains
IN tor me to earnestly solicit you to give due
encouragement to each which can Be the more eIi-
cientiy accomplished by inviting educational advance
neft and science coupled with temperance honor and
industry to take up their abode in every family, neigh
borhood county and State IN beloved yet bleeding
South then will you see the Southerners mind ex-
pand with high sense of moral intellectual and pari-
otc training exercising their separate and collective
influences IN promoting the general good. Let
IAN the tree OF Liberty and you will its pres
ent tortured and dilapdated branches vegeate with
its former vigor and maesteay bend over this uni
verse, enchant aud invite by its fragrant hoWers
early spring, and its rich and delicious fruits in
tumn, the AngoSaxons Of every nation to gather be-
meath its Eden-lke and refreshing shades, to feast
that fruit which only delights the patriotic and pure in
heart tramp down and destroy every shrub and plant
the growth of which would encourage the centFalsa-
ton of political power; fill up every r branch,
channel that would drift US to the sea of despotism
by honor industry and virtue show that you like your
fathers, yet trust in the God of liberty and justice to
your tottering and bleeding country from the iron
grasp of tyranny.
Our great temple of liberty once erected by the pa
ent suerngs and blood of fathers, is tottering to
its base. Let hasten its rescue. Let US readjust
it and paper its wells from its circumference
with Constitution, so that none who inside
be outside the Constitution. Let replace the eagle
of liberty its lofty DOME and unfurl the banner
it with all its stars and stripes then in the
tunda beneath calling God for help and the spirits
of departed fathers to witness fidelity, will
bequeath and submit the whole for safe keeping in
the hands of the beautiful goddess of Liberty, aud
write her white altar, i'll letters deep, legi
Bile, and bright the sun-otgcti0 and l0AStitu-
t1o@al rfyAts to all Gzt0ersql Li5efty or Death!
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1868-12-09
FROM EUROPE.

LONDON Dec. 1--Queen recovered from slight in
disposition. Disrae will propose names for peer
age during the remainder of his administration.
Grand testimonial banquet proposed at Liverpool in
honor Of the retiring Misry. Glodstones chapter OF
autobiography it is believed has estranged many of his
friends z2&
MADRID, Dec 2.-Reprblicans dispersed monarch
ist meeting at Orenge Runored here that the United
States has recognised the Cuban Insurgents beger-
ents Prm declares the present government has no
dealing with the Boufhons and Indignantly disavows
the contemplation OF coup d'etat
LONDON, Dec. 3.-Dsraefi has resigned. Gladstone
has gone Windsor to be ready fer the formal
ing on the 10TH when Parliament adourns to the 18th
February order give time for the selection of the
new Cabinet.
LISBON, Dee Slater Rio .Janeiro news received.
War news uninportant United States squadron with
mission had departed
LONDON, Dtc 8, eyenine.-Decrease of bullion in
tue bank of England elG9 900. DisraeI has published
an address, announcing and defending the resignation
of the Ministry. Reviews progress and resolves in
favor of dsestabi<hment of the Irish church. believing
the eountry4will not con the measure. The gov
ernment awaited the elections, and the result shows
that the Ministry cannot command the respect of the
house and therefore feel due their own honor
and the policy sapportedby then not to continue un-
necessarily in Office single day. deetang
sisent with their attitude, the convenience of the pub
lie business and influence of their party resign at
once, instead of waiting the meeting of Parliament, in
which they must be in minority. While taking this
course, they do not modify their opinions but
than ever convinced that Mr. Gadstones proposition is
wrong in principle probably npraeticable and
which, if practicable would be disastrous to the
nation. They ready to support reform in the
church of Ireland but will offer uncompromising re-
sistance to the policy enuaciated By Ar. Gladstone.