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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-01

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-Un and after to-
morrow "wednesday the day mail train on
the Richmond, Fredericksburg, and Poto-
mac railroad, will leave this city at li:lo
a. M. instead of y NJ, as heretofore.
There is no change in the time Of starting
of the other trains.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-01

A ROBBERY TRAcED.-A few nights ago
the lumber shop at the ship locks was
broken open, and lot of iron and barrel
of tallow stolen. The iron belonged to the
James River and Kanawha Canal Com
pany, and the tallow was the property OF
Captain Charles E. Nelson. 1t has been
discovered that the latter was carried to
Crews soap factory by dray marked
No. APT, D. NJ" Mr.. Crew recognizing
the barrel of tallow as the one which ne
sold only short time ago to butcher IN
the First Market, refused to purchase. BY
this means it is thought that the thief Will
be discovered, as the affair has been re-
ported to the police authorities.
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FOUND DEAD IN BED.-A negro woman
named 0. A. Francis, living on twenty fifth
street between Marshall and n, retired on
Sunday night apparently in good health,
and was found dead in bed the next morn
inp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-01

IL MARRIAGE LIcENsEs.--The clerk of the
Hastings Court for the city issued fifty
three marriage licenses for the month OF
November, of which number there were
thirty-three for whites and twenty for ne
groes. -...
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RICHMOND AED DANvILLE RAILROAD Co.,
RICHMOND, November 0, 1855.
rr1IIE nvENTY EIRGT ANIMAL MEET

rTHHE TWENTY FIRST ANNUAL MEET
ING of the STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
RICHMOND AND DANYILLE RAILROAD
COMPANY will be held IN this city on the SECOND
WEDNESDAY In December next lstl.) 1t L. Sl., ~
the Exchange Hotel
The transfer book Will be closed from the 2eth
instant until after The annual meeting. a.
j. d. BLAIR, Auditor.
FORM OF PROXY or THE RICHMOND AND DAN
WILLIE RAILROAD COMPANY. 1
Know all msn By these presents that -, the uH-
dersigned, do hereby constitute and appoint -
attorney - for - and In - name, 10 vote on
all questions that may be brought before the meet
ing of the stockholders OF the Richmond and Dam
vile Railroad Company TO be held NJ - Oh -
the - DAY OF -, or az any adjourned meeting
thereof, hereby ratifying all the acts OF SAID
attorney in the premises, fully as II were pre-
sent aud vOiing In person. In testimony whereoi,
- have hereunIo affixed - hand tnls - aay OF
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NJ. ELLYsoS u Co. will insert advertisements In
the principal newspapers IN Virginia, North Caro-
lina Tennessee, and the northern cities, at pub.
lishers' rates, for cash. Apply ut this office.
iY a1-aOGx
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-01

Magnificent bridal presents, diamonds, silver
ware, jcwcry, and fancy goods, opening this
week. Cali and see them at EowLAN & Co.'s. 81.
no it-nnR !
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VACUUM OIL BLACKING-A superior
article for sefteniug and yl'ig harness,
boots, Shoes buggy tops, amt all hin OF iesi her
material. max og them soIt pliant, ana WAFER
proof. Try II. For sale by
a. RODEkER r BROTHER,
no u Main street near Old SarSe,,
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II, I =
PONT OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER 30. 1888.
ARRIVED. ...#
Steamer Isaac Rell, Bourne, New York, mer-
chanCiisc and passengers W. G. Hunham & Co.
Stcan er state Of Maryland Travers, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, Harveys Williams.
Schooaer Father and son, Philadelphfa, coal, W.
RI. Davis. g.. .-..
Schooner J. H. Lockwood, New York. nerchan-
disc. 80 pain. -.-.. ... 81.
Sch oner Enterprise, Philadelphia, coal, W
Roberts. .....s ..s.tEt i. E.E.ta
SAILED.
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford, Norfolk, ner-
chandise and passengers. Il. 3. Tatum
SchooneTs Clara Davidson and Adeliza, down
the river, light. .E e# zs4%s5-z Il e
Schooner Mary and Francis, Philadelphia, mer-
chandise, Crowell Il ,urrie. .,......
By TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK. November 3o.-Arrived, steamers
Hatteras and Saratoga. 9'sut. #.
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BoTTs, DARSALD s. Co. VS.. JAMES R.
CRENsHAw-C CHARGE OF THE CHIEF JUS
TICE.-In the Circuit Court of the United
States yesterday this case was argued by
John Howard and J. II. Sands for the
plaintiffs, and Steger & Sands for the de-
fendant. 1t is an action brought by the
plaintiffs against the defendant in this
court to recover the amount of certain
claims entrusted by the plaintiffs to the
defendant as an attorney at law for collec-
ton before the war. The defendant COM
promised the claims in April, 1863, for
eighty cents in the dollar, Confederate
notes.
The Chief Justice in his instructions to
the jury settled the fact that the authority
of the attorney to act during the war was
not suspended, and that he was not exone-
rated from paying the value Of the money
collected, according to the table adopted by
the State Court, although he invested the
same by an order Of the Virginia State
courts during the war.
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8irIntoudl 1ispattIr.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DISPATCH"
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWs.
PAPERS OF THIS CITY. .-..- 4
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DRY GOODS.
& -ROUSS, XIII. t.,, !.
81 No. 1905 MAIN STREET.
A GENUINE VIRGINIA HOUSE.
NOVEMBER o 1879

~ n a USNU1NE ffib6INlAI dU U6Es n
NOVEMBER 2s, -1ses. .iI X v E aT u
Jnst received per steamer Saratoga another ship
ment or BARGAINS, bought by Mr. Ronss at the
GREAT AUCTION SALES IN New York. con-
sisting in part OF Bleached and Brown Uomestics,
Tickinss, Linens, Table Damask, Handkerchiers
from loc. to So, Corsets from 7sc. TO g. Fiannels
(an wooD from 2s to 75c., fine lot Of Ladies' Kid
and Russia Morocco Shoes, a large stock Of Brogan
Boots and Shoes, Cloaking Shawls. &c. no3o
u E7T-E-7ITI-UE1
nON'T FORGET TO CALL z.,....-
80 s,srErIz FOB BARGAINS IN
DRY GOODS ,..
#.-
Al
JULIUS MEYERS. ...-
527 BROAD STREET, NEAR SIXTH. ar7si f.
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EOsT AND FOUND.


GTRAYED FROM MY HOUSE ON rest
J the 10Th instant one DARK RED COW G--
with white stripe under her stomach. Any per-
son returning the cpw to my house, on Fourth
and Byrd Streets, CANDLES Hill, viii be literally
rewarded. ..'~
Gc l-3L& ..... .s JOHN MESSLER. b.
T OST, on SATURDAY EVENING LAST,
- on Ninth or Main street, yellow covered
PASS-BDOk. The finder will con fer favor and
be rewarded by leaving II at the MOUNT YER
NON HOUSE, on Broad street between Ninth and
Tenth. m de l-2trl
A RED COW WAS FOUND IN g;3ts
N Alfred HIPS new building with oneseJA-
OF her hind legs tied up TO the toists aud u rope
around her horns. She has white face and her
horns are sawed off, ~ SUSAN MILLER,
near The brewery, between Foushee and eecnnd
streets. dc l-StN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-01

yXTOOD FOR SALE am prepared 20
Wv deliver OAK WOOD for es and PINE
WOoD for s5 per corc. or win sell at $s and q on
or ut the yard, on Dock street between Twentieth
and Twenty first, win be promptly flled.
90 s-sm tsssfta iI w, 6. EELaS.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

THE CASE OF JEFFERSON DAvIs-MoTIoN
TO QUAsH THE ISDICTMENTs.-Int the United
States Circuit Court yesterday (Chief JUS
tice Chase and Judge Underwood on the
benchl, Judge Robert Ould submitted the
subjoined affidavit in support of a motion
to quash the indictments for treason framed
by the grand jury against Jefferson Davis,
late President of the Confederate States
SIN the Circuit Court of the United
States for the District of Trginia.-The
United States Us. Jefferson Davis: 1ndict-
ment for treason in having engaged in in
surrection and rebellion against the United
States, and for giving aid and comfort to
the enemies thereof. '' e"
"On this 3Oth day of November, 1868,
Robert Ould personally appeared in open
court, and being sworn, made oath that the
defendant, Jefferson Davis was, in the year
l845, and previous to the alleged commits
sion of the offences set forth and charged
in said indictment, q member of the Con-
gress of the United States-to wit, a mem
Der of the House of Representatives of the
United States from the State Of Mississippi,
in said Congress and as such the said JEFF
ferson Davis did, on the Sth day of Decem-
neI, lcfo, ldhe Ill OEtu " suppVll tuo
Constitution of the United States.
"Sworn to before me this 30th day Of
November, A. D., 1868.
"W. H. BARRY,
"Clerk of the United States Circuit Court,
District of Virginia"
The Chief Justice intimated his willing
ness to hear the argument on the motion of
Judge Ould on Thursday next.
The District Attorney suggested post
ponement until after the session Of the su-
preme Court, but the counsel for Mr.. Davis
insisting upon an earlier day, the Court order
ed the following entry to be made by the
clerk:
son the 3Oth day of November, 1868,
came James Lyons and Robert Ould, of
counsel for Jefferson Davis, and having
filed an affidavit setting forth certain facts,
moved for q rule on the District Attorney
to show cause why the Indictment now
pending in this court against said Jefferson
Davis for treason should not be quashed.
"It is ordered by the Court that the mo-
ton be set for hearing on Thursday morn
ing next at 10 o'clock a..
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NHEAP WO0D.-Owing to the break in
" The canal being hnished, we are prepared to
lowing prices OAK WOOD 80 10 $3.50 per cord;
PINE, $780, Persons wishing to lay IN their
winter supply Will do well 10 call ut once.
Also. CLOVER HILL and ANTHRACITE
GOALS always on hand at the lowest market
rates. GARY u CRuTCuFIELU.r n ..-
-sr. No. ils Eighth street, near the
nolLeodtJal ..r packet lapding.
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saAggNE zNTELLaGENCE.

IMMATURE ALMANAC, DECEMBER L 1883.
Sun rises--.....7.l2 Moon riies.. 8 3:
Sun sets.........44 4s High tide, p. NJ. -. 4.5t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-01
XYLLLIAM Fl. DAVIS,
CORNER or NINTH AND CARY STREETS,

keeps constantly on hand best CLOVER HILL
C0kT. al an grades, ard RED and WHITE ASH
sSTHRACITE COAL, which he Is prepared 10
ali 80 !. = M srleE rates. &c G-SIn
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-~srTgAwCE COMPANIES.

vvsURANCE COMPANIES.
GrNCY FOR sOUTHERN VIRGINIA.
~ FIRST NATIONAL BANK, RICHMOND.
NATIONAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
,,4r UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
" WASHINGTON, ID. c.
r,,,R~rrSp HY SPECIAL ACT OF coSeREss'
CASH 1AT7ALFi;Xs,iiDf; Fi;XiD IN FULL.
oTrICERs: t
r y. Clarke. Presidents;
~ COOKE. Chairman Finance and Executive
committee;
urSRY D. COOKE, Washington, vice-Presi-
tCEt; .... j.
ryyESoN ". PEET, Secretary and Actusry.
mt. ,,nrany national In its character, offers, by
,e.soa OF us large capital, low rates OF
rrcmtuu and new tables, the most
desirable means Of insuring
life yet presented TO ="
the public.
uavinr received the appointment rs agent for
- NATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY for
s,a.he-n Virginia, am prepared 10 take risks at
no ,aw rates offered.
Applications FOR risks, or for any information on
.n sol jtct addressed to b. VI. QUARLES, First
ys..aaal Bank. twho has charge Of oftlce,l will be
s.a.-ard 10 parties seeking information.
s. b. SMITH, Agent
0. 4. CRSNsHAw, NJ. D., Medical Examiner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-01

LUMP per load twenty-five bushels) .......,.T 90
HALL per load twenty-five bushelsj. ......... 90
AVERAGE per load itwenty y-hve bushels) 80. 20
%. A full supply now on hand and liberal arrange
meuts made with manufacturers and large con-
sumers. /. a. ELLFOhD,
no 14-lm .4t Sixth street near Canal
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OOAL AT REDUCED RATES.

" -
have on hand superior lot OF MIDLOTHIAN
FINE COAL which I Will sell at a. per load Of
twenty five bushels In the yard, or $3.50 delivered
Orders received at either yard
w. HALL CREW
OfIce, Cary and Seventeenth streets. Yard,
Fourteenth street near Mayo's Bridge. no 25-lw
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-01-18
Ser 50 auberer.

ftaaten in ben Ser. Staater ruben fplz
len> uno bob benz prdlioenten ODER IT.
9eno einem anpern Sff3ier uerbcten it,
bic 2anpereien surid3u9eben.
Settipn 2 beftimmt, pab bic 2dnoez
reien in parceuen ppn ni@t dber 80
Nder auf rrei Sabren an bic Treecmet1
oeracben ,peroen iollen.
Seft. 3 beftimmt paB ben Tarmern
uno planters pur1 bic Gcuminioner8
2ebensn1ittel gu Spell uup 0elp Yor9e@
19pI1cn trercen ipQ.
Mr. S%paulbtn9 cpppnirte 9e9en bic
8tQ welde ba8S uftscommitte beri@tete.
Gr war ee9en basNmenpementB tliams>
ais 3u aQ9eulein 9ebalten> CLAUDE pa9ez
gen pab per @on9reb Elm cpnfitutionel<
leg &edt babe bic BAIL ber &t1ter 3u
befimmen, pelde einl1rtbeil lber ir9enp
eii,te Nfte pesG onsre7es III fallen baben.
Niulon pon Soma beantraste benz
pom Committee beri9teten ENHANCEMENT
Gin prosiio bei;ufi9en taB penn cine
Driftift ODER Circuit Court cine Mfte fiji
unfonftttutioneu ertldrt, bieie Gnti9eioz
ua9pc bic SupremeG ourt 9ebra@t wer<
ben fol- unb ,perr, bie1e nit 3 auer tbrer
Mit9lierer bieGntl1eipuns aufre9t ball
te, f. fol- pieielbe 9eieBlid ietn.
6terauf erfplate cine Debate mad
welder pa6 ENHANCEMENT @illpns elmer
M%bftimmun9 untermorfen purpe. Dali
felbe waro argenpmmen nit III 9e9en
SO Stimmen. Die Biu paiirte pann
NIT 116 9e9e,, SO S%ttln1nen.
G99leftpn bra9te cine @elolutipn ein>
wel@e ras Committee fir Mtttel unb
@e9e befra9t pb IS ni@t 3medmdbi9 (ei>
bas Redt Spiritupien in ben Ser.
Staaten 81 fabri3tren, an ben Met1tbie1
tenber fir etnen 3eitraum . 10 pber
mebreren Sabren gu nerfaufen unb bcs
bic @uu,ute ni9t unter $75>000>00O
fem t1rfe. Mnsenpmn,en.
Mr. Dcnnelly, pom. COMMITTEE fit
6fentli9e edncereten> bra9te cine Sill
Elm CUR unteritlbun9 Der Anllebler in per
lebten Siour Snpianer &eierpation IN
Minnflpta eenlelbsn 2 Sabre CUR 3abz
lung tbrer Glatrn6 ~ erlauben. Mnse=
11pn1n1e1l.
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miunefota &e8tslatur.

3wei 8iuS >purten i'm 9auS einoez
bradt BE 100000 Nder 2onb bes
Staats gum 3mede tnnerer 8erbeNerz
,rn9eu an bic Counties gu pertbeilen F.;
cine anbere 8iu> Gommiifpners gu erz
aennen> biefe 2dnrereien III serueNen
uno III lodiren.
Die Don 6. $, 2inuau einaebra9ten
&efolutfoner> bic @edte omerifaniider
8ir9er i'm Nuslanbe ~betrefenc> murpen
i'm 3auie pafirt.
, Gbenlp belen 8eidlub ben @ouper<
,'eur auf3Mfprpern, BEN 9aule pieNamet
BET 20 Don tbm be9napt9ten @trdflin9e
gu beridten, 1owfe bic 3eit pel9e eiefe
Strdflin9e gu fben batten, uno bie@rdn<
be nno Gmpfeblun9en teretpesen fe
rer @ouYern51 be9naoi9t.
Der Senat bewtQt9te }i@ 5 tdoli9e
3ettungen.
Cine &efolutipn wurte ein9ereidt,
1900 Gppien Der 0%opern1rsz Bptfdaft
gum Drude 3u crcern. Nn9enpmmen.
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Ylapper<, &aiipnnir< uni
OebQttir< R1mmerGen.

Braua. Nun, Sodsl, Du {dnatterff ia nod
INNER NIT ben :3abnen pie cine Cans ;-ifs
tenu wirtli9 70 talt brau6sn?
SrdeL 8ei1ld,msini sidt halt bfn0 ptt,
i slcub ausweil, ssnns iu frrtm1aadt bSrts no
lang nit puf.
ST. Srdel> bu tiff in tsr 1bat bic psrfcnif-
eirte Qcsif. 1lub Midsl, mas 1T ls nit biz,
baf tu bis@prade strluren2 l1no trsnn i'd, ui9t
irrs> bat teine Haie ttspas Sen hfr 9a!te able
tpnmeu, bonn bic febt gang tueib aus.
Mi9eL. Dt6 mpdt MR. bgsoln pirb f9
10 f9o 70 ubei uns ki" mte b'yanfseS iosn, an
b,aalt sspSbneu mlfen, fs msb f@ 10 aa9 an
be Nulnfibr setptbna, bic fe 70 Won anetfabr
abtrieet.
81. Nu ID ,eb*, @i@st, ea erfabrf aud 10
mandes, pae ui9t thinner ansenebm if. 81
tradte mid ale Gousssn -unb riate bid na@
mir : pe,n NAL 70 Elm unptrbitntsr 9eb fam,
ben ID niH parirem fcnnte, peil Il eben ui@t
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Briefe tad t]d la n D.

Briefe adj it'd Ia n D.
Ser s. 6. TerrY> M0t pofme{fter,
ma9te unS bic eefdQi9eM ittbeilung bab
trpB Ger in perl9ieoenen 8ldttern per<
Sfentlidten pcftamt6< Noti1 pas porto
Der Briefe na@ Deutf6lano b%etrefenp>
INNER nod Briefe auf per ppf ab9e9ez
ben &rerpen unter Der frdber beftebenoer
Yufttore.
Da bic pofraten ~recu3irt rureer>
fp maden mir uniere 9eler tpiperboh
barauf aufmerflam ndmltd:
Die Briefe per uelofeo w|ail", peroen
2-3 NAL rS9entli6 na@ europa be-
i5rcert uno fofen bios mebr Is Sente.
Briefe per rirefter poft, tperoen 11ur NIT
beut|den Dampfern uno blp6 einn1al BE
@pde tefSrpert. Das einfa9e 8rtef<
porto betrdet 10 Gents. DieB bat Sez
uefurBriehennun9en mad 9anj0eut1@z
LAMB unb Sefterreid.
9errn s. 6. Scrip, poit'nettter, 1tatz
ten rir un1ern Donf fur bic 91tt9e
aufmertiamfeit ab.
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-Snbe CT G%erlammlune bic ain Iebttnsan'<
fao Abenb i'm purtbaus gum :3mede BON gs~
idlusfasunaen in BetreT oeS @duses uno Der
R.dte ameritanil9er Mboptiobarssr imIuslane,
absesalten ,purse, fno fuleener 8si@!aGt sefabt
tpprben
Bel6lcNen II, ta6 Der Beidlub Der britt
i6en Rrcne auf letenslaaslids untertbanen'
{daft oQer in ven tritii9en gefsunsen sebore>
uen per{pnen @pmie bic @infperrnns BON bnnbtr-
ten omerifaniider 8ireer hur6 beut}de &este<
runeer uesen nidt sriilja,erM ilitarpai@t NIT een
@e{en amerifani{der Staatssinriatunssn I'M
@iser{prud a.ben, BE aueue GROCER l1etel anb
Bebru.dunsen fir bic Abrptipbaresr tnb nae
pe6balt pom iebsm ameritanti9en 8arssr 3nrld>
aemteien merben ieuten, fotpie bic @ssisrune
nerpaidtt 1ei> f9 ber Gueflbrune ~fA&erGrunb-
{Sse nit ansr ibr ~ @etrt asbeneen Ma9t 3u
piberlesen.
Bt{dloffen, tab pir ui&t in Abrett
l.ueu, ba6 gsricnen ben @sfessn unb @onps'
ranen bcs Qantes In benz fe te1nporar Sertotiltn,
fiji bie}e 3eit @eborfan, ftulbis 6nS> bab akr
oledmobl feline &eeierune @ertdtStartit anb
gotreue itfr biz 8hrser clues antersn@ taates
bat aerate 70 gut, ME ibsr TIRE eisentn, nne
bas he Qetre> bic slesteruns fSnne tie Burger
zines Nnbern perbaften unb bdnsen trtsen oo@~
strratbs, fs gum Rtaitdrbien0 spinsen. estr
de fir tabelnt...Werte retde fe hter fe g.
{sre6.n, ,pdbrent fe f9 aubertaIb ibrer 9ur's>.
ttetion tefanben, baftbar MAIDEN fSnne, fali6 tf,
uub ta6 biegfesisrane,. .pe!de cine fa9t B:bnns'
luna ibrer glrsfr ron auspdrtiocn 0esierun-
aen tulte,, rbne bas RStbiss baetsen III tbun,
weber bie.~Mdtuns"' ibrer ~si8snsn 9arssr nod
hteienise bes aus!anbts rtrhent.
Be{&lekn, tab mir ron tem ecnsre6 biepaf
trune BON Ma6rss.ln gun, @&us Ser ensebc~
renen, irmcbl pte Ter Mtpptsthrssr i'm Sn-uie
i'm Mualanbe pntaneen. ..
8ef9leGen, mir ptrlansen, hab bic &esisraas
bfr Ser. @taaten zine birtlte grfldrune absebe,
unb biefe IN araft tse, bab feline aus,pdrtise
&esierune bas @t&t bat,'srn eiueu, ausrtsani~
jdfn glrser Mtlitdrbtenf ia serlansea. neil
berislbe in ibrem @epiete eeboren uter f9 frdbtr
bprtaufeebalten.
@el9lo0.n, tab mir bic farsltG fattestabtrn
yroaeGs asssn amertfani@de Apcptip 8irser
in England unb..Srlanb fit cine ptrddtlt@e
YcFe balten urtbaB uniere @estfrane btefar
@enue'buune g, perIanget bat.
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Gpn8ref= &~erbanblnngen.
Bafbtn9ton is San.


Der Bert9t oe6 patentz@ ommt0ioner
murpe ent9egen9encmme1 une gum
Drufe beprbert.
Mr. GUNNER bonn Gomite fir ausz
.wdrti9e Nn9eleeenbeiten brodte cine se<
u1sinlane Melolution EN- fir rteBesab>
lung Don $4,000 als S1apener{ab fit
bic Be9nobme zines ipaniiden Dampf@
ers oar@ Sen. @berma1 IN SPORT Npyal
-anoenomn1en.
Mr. Commits leitete tieBtu Elm, taB
ras Suti;comite Die 3wedmdbi9feit
unteriu9e, geebltd su betimnlen, mte
bel einem Smpeadment uno S%uspenipn
Ypm Wmte 3u refabren lei.
Mr. Cole intrprueirte eiae 8iu, fit
BEN bel7ern @dub Der pafaeiere auf
DawpHdtfe. Dem 5anoelseummittee
3u9ewteien.
Gbenlo cine Biu BE 3abl Der Gene
raj Majore unb Brtsapter @enerale 81
permincern, Sin eas W{ultar@G commits
tee gu perneilen.
@tlipn bra6te cine Biu Elm, ;ur all
mdlieen &epuciruns Ger Armee remWPtl.
Com. 3u9emieien.
6nuS.
Mr. Bout,peu bra9te cine SiQ Gin,
bic &dertauz Sntere7en Der flr3li9 in
NebeQicn be9rifenen Staatet gu beben
unc bas GreecmenzB Bureau gu ,fidern
unD fprtbeteben 3u lafen.
Die er1te Seftion Der BiQ bettm1nt,
tab ra5 Be6bredt 81 aue. perlaHenen
Qdnrereien in ben tar3lidrn &ebeuen<
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-01-18

Die republitanifden Mttsltecer batz
ten einen Caucus uno eini9ten fi6 auf
SIS per Sag fir bic Wit9lterer betper
9duier urp fir bic 8eamten sbenfaI6
benielben Betra9 cen piefelten lebteS
Sabr erbielten. Die Meilen9elcer >purz
ben BON 20 auf Is Gents per Meile
reou3irt.
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(gin9elanbt.
81. So ep H. Mtn, 10. San.

VI" Nv w y, .WtuI. H. >}AH.
Die Gair bic bier in ct. Solepb>
Stearns &C., am 26. u. q. l.M., gum
8efen elmer 1euer Stride ~ab9ebalten
tpu<be, unp teren Sie In elmer friiberen
Numn1er erpdhnten> ergab Elm febr erz
freuli9es &e1ultat. - Man miro
Iaeen,- pie fam benn bel terseoenz
1pdrtisen @elbfri1s cine Gair s%eranfalz
tet ,perben, nobel ettpas beraus<
fommen fam ? llnp bod eft etras taz
bel MI en-jabie @innabmen
lberlie9en melt allies Grwarten; uno
obl9pn bie8 bic erite Gatr mar, bic bier
ab9eboltea tpurpe, Is 1T fie sp9ubne3weiz
fel cine Der fa6niten Gatr's 9epeien, berea
fi9 bas pbereW innelota bi6bera III erfreuen
bate. @te tpurbe I'm @9ulbaule ab
9ebalten; ra6elbe par trob 1einer gro
zen &dumlidfeit, piel 3u flein uu1 bic
9robe Men9e Der @Betbeilisencen faiz
len gu f5nnen. Die srpbe Nn3abl Der
%ebrenuertben freiwtQigen @penper, be-
feelt yo11 frpmmem offer fir bic quite
@ade, >par in @abrbeit beftrebt fi6
9e9en5eiti9 in ~mertbsouen @ratiszBeiz
trd9en gu lberbieten.
Infer 5o9m. q. q Mt on @opfer
belt cine i1bne Mnrebe :; nortn er ale
beseilterte> CUR Gbre @ottes tbr M19z
li@1tes gu tbun> weldes audit Birfz
li@feit 9el@ab.- Nu@ unier friberer
@eelior9er, Der 9odw. .. @plfgon9
Noromann bielt cine erereifente Nebe;
uno DEFENDERS Jpn babeu mir iebr piel
gu banfen; renu als Diratpr reS ct.
SpbnS @oue9iums> batte er feline Stu<
ccnter mit9ebra@t wel9e peri1iepene
redt rette Yroouctionen 9aben.
8elonberS jmei berielben, Na1nens S.
6ofbauer unp s. @riebler bate ber
5pdw. poter Dolf9one CUR Nuflb>
run9 perdieoener auerliebfen St1de
infruirt> bic lebr CUR a19emeinen Sci
tertett b%eitru9en.
@ud purd be ous9gei@nete Mufit
neS 5pdw. Germ @plf9ang murpe
ras Get rer1d5nert uno serberrli9t.
SD fam nidt umbin> benfelben i'm &az
men Der 9anjen @emetnoe unlern tnnt9<
iten Danf 3u3urufen.
SD tann in Babrbett. fa9en> penn
mir 70 {%ortfabren, wte mir bte1es Sabr
9etban baben, 70 perpen mir in Belt BON
3wei Sabren cine Der 1d6nften &tr@e
kaben BON gang Miuaefota> pbne aud
nur einen Gent G9ulbeu 3u MAIDEN.
Gum S@luNe ruff i'd allen Die ir9eno
einen Antbea an Der Gair 9enommer
baben ju Gin 9lldIeli9eS 1eue6 Sabr!
Beloncer8 aber unfer,a seltebten @eel<
iorSer .. Anton 6 ap1er. 0ptt
,poue uns benfelben nod redt LANCE
8elunp uno mobl in unlerer Witte err
talten..
D{r lieber Nanperer, Elm elldlelioes
Neujabr uno Ditto Tortfommen
8. E. ..
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tbrIpbensmertt = Tte alte 5ops<
Gneine Gompaenie, bic Fd %aufl6ie, bat ibren
aus S 364.2 q tefebenttn GaGenabtrf6ub benz
fatbeti}dxn Watlenbaue sum @ei9fnfe g.
madt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-01-18

GpIgenbs f.ebsnteG rnn,ittfcs trurefn
bel Der lebteu gisune bfr GountsecmmiNoner5
erinannt. Sir @trabsn nnb 8ridsn, Drudar-
beiru unb Observation-Disclosures, 6eHarb.
@piel.
Mittet unb Wtse une Gsrterunaen- GteeIe,
So1anb, 3rrarb,
11nterri9t-Scwarb, Stsele, grainare.
OeFenAi9e Gsiunsbtit Sse!e, Brat,
rerb.
Mrmenpfsae -5puarb, epic, Sseie.
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@tabt unb 2an6.

Go 1ino uns in lebter3eit 1nebrere
Gorreslppnrensen pbnc Name1sunter@
{drift ,uaefpmmeu> bic mir leiber nt@t
beridfdtiaen f1nnen. Die Serbhentz
li&uns eerAnretn ptre oemna&f srfol<
1en.