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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-06-12

- Depeihen ron Says Gitp, &anlas, mel
ben, haG ber,,9pcit Giienbabn5u9 tpelher Sbe
ripan setern Mpr9en perlieb in Der Ndbe
pon GrinneQY bur6 Snbianer aus ben
S6teaen 9ebpben tpuroe. Sc lpurbe Don
beipe1 Seiten 9efeuert, rdbrenp bas @eleilv
pteoer reparirt wurbe, pbne baB Jen1ano
YerlcBt tuurbe. Die Snbianer tpuroen Don
einem Grupp hes 7. Gapalerie Ne9tn1ents
serfolst, ater Els jett obne Grfolg.
Sernere geridte fa9en, bab BITE Jro1aner
bic Mniieolunaen an ben Slu0en Saln1pn u.
nnb &epublif1n perpuftet baben. Sn Der
Mdbe ppn gSbite Narf, unb Safe SibleY ta"
ben bic Snbianer ndbreno Der lesten Wphe
aroee 8erbeerun9en angert6tet.
Die Mnierlun9en in .Semea unb Mit6el
Counties i'm Mprprpel lt1en &anlaS lpaen
adnsli6 perla6en lein unb icden bic Snbia~
ner 20 Yerlpnen lit bieienMnfeolun9en 9etoos
tet baben. Gin Yanie berr1ht burh otelen
san;en She'll bon Ranlas.
SIT Der Bunbesbaupttabt @aibin9tpn
purben In Der @taptwabl 9 Me9er, &esiiter,
l gllper. unb 7 Common Gpncil>M dnner ct
tplblt. Das 1T Mnbeutun9 genug, bae bic
&apifalen (ie9ten, ibre Mebrbeit 1T 800.
Inter Der @uht Der 8eibulfe Der Gesie<
runsspplitifer unp @elper p~eritanb f9 tieleS
Helultat Don {elbt.
8uebec.-Der Dtli9e 6auptfu9el bes
bieiisen Na,ncnflcters branrte ab. Serlult
$4,000.
-Die Brauereien Der Union inpplYtren
etn &apital ron lber los MiQipnen Dollars
belddftisen 3l,OS4 Mrbeiter uno perpenoen
bic @erlte Don circa $4,000 Mder uno ben
6opfen Ypn 2S,500 @der.
Gbtcasp.-G.G s. Sprasue pon @bica<
40 anaefla9t pom Trdulein Mmanoa Craig,
1ttn Gbperlpre1en nidt 9ebalten gu baben,
tpurbe am lebten MttpDhe perurtbetlt tbr
100000 Dollars @4apenerfas ju iablen.
Ole Grnte in Sainois peripri4t cine
reiAli4e 5u tperoen.
-Sn &an1as ma1te bic Niete1ei bur9
Snbianer tuieper Yauie, inbem bic Wtlpen
R4 baYpn n1aAten. @Dp. 9arpep perlan9t
3 &esimenter Gasalrte fur feinen 9taat ais
S9us. @ebr pernlnfti9.
-0en. sherman tpirb bic Stationen
unb Soften Der 4aeiTe 8abn entlanY inipi>
etren un1 cine pa0tnbe gertbeilun9 DON
@plbaten gun, @huee Der Sabn nprnebmen
3u tDnnen.
-Die burd Glibue 9. @albburne, Sc"
fanbter in Yaris, pafant 9etpcrbene Bunees>
fenatcrcnnele in Sainpts mirb 9emdD, ben
Berihten Der @abl bur4 ben Habifalen =.
6. 8ur6arb aussefaQt.
L. - NoYa @cptia nil ia ppn 8rttttih
Mmerifa losreiben unb es 5ei9en ll9 tmrner
entl9iepenere &unb9ebunsen bafur.
Ole Delesaten gu Der ant 1ebten Mitt'
nod in @aIbinatpn ta9enoen Gpnpe1tto1
Der 6Dbne ber Md6i9feit puroen tnG orpore,
$50 Mann bod, elmer Mrbtens bein1 Yrdlt~
benton 9emlroist.
-0emde Der GntfAeibuna bes Commit
flrs Der inneren 8unoesetntunfte raul1et
8erpader Don SPORT I'M @an5en unb Saul"
tern unb :3ubereiter Don @dmal; gum Ser
faufe ais Sabritanten eine @pestaliteuer be-
aablen unb So EXTRA fur @erfdufe aber
$3.50.
-Oie Gubaner seben ibre @a4en nod
nt9t auf unb baben before 3cdnunsea ais
ie, tppsu le nobl tpeni9 6runo baben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-06-12
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Nrbeiter une Sanbperfer.
Die QOttsn Iiesru an ben SeifrrIpu, 9Ibams,
9SaIbinetUn, @ypmins, penn, 8rnnflin, Rpn'
irY, preSipFnce. glep-2Jorf II. Raripn Apenurs
unp an Der g., s., 4. unb 3. Strabr ale Stra.
Brn iinb aussrIrst une eesbnet. Die @runefife
perteu auf biGisr Sebiusunssu serFauft. 9ieie
Gotten iiub befannt unb eeIrgrn an Der @iImprr
eanelfrsde, auf bisisr Seite ppu Green Ribae
unb bsBbalb Siel nGber Su Scranton, ais irsenb
pel6e Gotten, bic isgt gum grrfnuf aussbOtrn
perben.
Die 2sbsb uu6 Susqusbanua Giirntabn unb
bic SCRANTON II. lrCSibsnes Straben-G Gilentabn
fabren 9erabe bur6 nab her Mrnlsp unb prc.
pioence AYenue, uub bic 9uumrre Strabm vi.
ienbabn paiiirt innrrbal6 Yirr SaunreS an ben
Gotten am pberen Gnbe pUrbri. gln her unteren
Seite besrGnst ber 9adapanna Slug bas 2ane.
Der StiBtttel fir bisis Gotten III unbsitreitbar
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6Rr Sstinsunssn pIan &c. frase man uad bsi
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Ba5" gBtr empfeblen unIeren QeIern, Bel
ben 9etr. Gernarb, segeniiber Dem Court.
bauie opr3ulprehen, wrnn lie Sefrn unp
Ble6wadren bepiirfen. Sie 6aben Die bette
Auswabl, peIhe man in bsr Stapt finpet
unp perfaufen gu ben mSsli8f nierrieIten
pretien. 25mS9
Ba~ Sm ,,9ee Stpe" autticns-Store,
2l8 9adapanna Apenue, grgeniber pun
@hnter uno 6uu's, tlt luebsn Elm ausse-
Set6net afCrttrtes Eager pom 6erbIt- unb
getnter~ gSaaren aneetpmmen. auttiCn
fnbet teben gia1mittas unO abenb fatt.
gSer btats taufen MIL, seGe oprtbin
uno uterSeu9e ltd. 30l9
R6y" 2iebbabern BON Spieseln anb Sil.
bern mb6ten mir anratben, TIRE GintGufe
BET 6rn. aleranber In Der 9afapanna Qpes
nue. ju MAIDEN. @sbt unb beIebt gu6 bic
CUR Saau aussffeqten GiIdIer une 8al.
men. 2Iu9
Hefet! 4eict!
aautt nur S9ube NIT ftrrnsn pber fupfsr.
nen aappen.
Dislslben balten brsimaI 10 lanae ais iraens
psI9s cbne SeiaB. Gs il Sbprbeit anbere fir
Mneer su Faufen.
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StaOt llnO Staat.

gGS Das scranton @p9enblatF er-
&sint isbsn DOnneritas unp fcifst idbrIi3 $500
unb balbiGbrliG 800, i'm gOr0us SabItar.
anSeissn pereen ;u ben fsitsrisBten preiisn
anaenpmmrn. @spGbnll de (tempprare) an5etgen
miilTsu pordusbe3ablt perbsn; 9rntratts fur bab-
iGbri6e ptsr iGbrlits anssisen ie nab llebsrsins
fpmmsn, unb lsstsrs psreen 70 lause frrtselegt,
bis iie abbeltellt perben. -
gn;eisen unb Sefanntma6unsen, CUR putlts
fatipn i'm ,,gBphsublatt" beitimmt icllten Dtsn-
lfda gcrmittnas rinsereidt tperbCn, nm renielten
gufnabnie ;u ii terr. GjrDBgr Gtnlenbuneen
miifIen ibon Wcntass ringereiRt rnO nit sebn
Gents bic etnie besablt merpsn. = Ssridte iiber
allssntsins NsuisteitCn werern unentseIelib Gufs
senpmmen. liz
Spb-Arbeiteu aller Art, in beutl6er unb
rnelii6er Sprafr, iperben pilnftli6 rno gut an
grfsrtist gIuf oieien 3pets hes G'ei6Gftrs LEM
len mir trIpnberS bic IufmerFIamteit beutiher
G5eIbGftsrute, intrm ss infer SeIrrbeu lein
pirb, in irIdbsn 9lrtritsn feline ianbsren bisFgen
9rufsrri uahjultGben.
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@rpaes Mifenbahnun lnef

glm Z. DeSmber, balO mad II llbl
Mittdss, fanp Bel characterization auf peI
ga. Central gilsnbabn 20 Meilen pun
9itteburg elm lhrrflihfr 3u1ammenfUe
;prier !3uge ltatt. Der aus gBefen tpms
menpe Ycf,ug, Der bier nm l.30 Winus
ten fGaig if, mar binter lriner Belt 3us
riif8eblie6en unb BATE paS NiBge1hid,
baB bic Sremsfettsn in lluorouung gerie-
tben. Sci WanCrRatipn matts er bait,
bamit bic 6etteu rsparirt werben fonnten
unp gerate ais CT bort belt, fam Elm iDm
fol9enrer 6rahtaua I'M Die bel Der Stas
tipn befinblide &riimmun9 berau9ebrauf.
0iit GROCER Seftigtsit fubr ter Iebtere in
ben erltsren binein, 70 pab mctrere Baseu
pcuitdnpia 3srtriimmert uno in einanpsr
9eitpten wurpen. Der 9uit;us fiIbrte
eine arp6e gnjabl Don 0allasisren unp
i'm crlfen aussnblid fiir6tete man, Dap
2llIe einen IhrsdIiGen Sob 9efunpen bat,
ten. Aa6 uuo mad ieoph fanp f4 Elm
She'll perlelbeu Sulammen, worauf man
lpfort baran 9tn9, bas Snnere bes 3uses
Su bur6luGsu. 3wiiAen bsm 8auAwas
gen uuo Dem 0spGdpa9en fano man Ell.
nen iril6en 9epbIar, gfamens Seury
Weeban, NIT einem SUP ,wilheu Die gBaS
gen Jequetidt unb init prm Sppf mad
unteu bGnssnb. 0fit 2ertcn unp Sam.
mern 9elans es, ben unslufli6en aus
lriner Sd9e Su beireien. gr bate bepeu.
tenpe innere SerleBunsen erlittsn, Die
pabrldeiuIi6 isiuen Sob berbetfubrsn
werpen. 3wil6sn 2 ;ertriimmsrten @a.
tsrwa9en fanp man einen Sremler, gia'
mems Benjamin Sanosbsrrp. l6refli6
seritiimmelt, falt uufsnntli6, tcpt. Man
jcg Die Seine unter ben 3rilmmern bers
Dor. Sanpsterrp mar ein jun9er Wann |
bon 20 SaRrsn unp felt ;pri Satren per.
beiratbet. @r mp9nte in 9amrencrpiQe, |
bic eri6s purpe aeitern pUrtbin gebraft. |
Der NalAinif rsS 6raA3usss, Spbn |
Doran, purbe pom letner Wal6iue ge.
lhIeueert uno erlitt erbebliAe Suetl6un'
gen; 9Dm. !. Gngtlmann aus Sunbury
trug cine Gcpfwunpe papen, Charles
Sruner, 9leidfallS aus Sunbury, wurbe
am Nuge oerlebt, auBeroem erbielten Gpns
bufsrur gfiACls unb Spei YaiIdsisrs, Na.
mems Sennebp unp @ubler, leibtere Ser-
leBun9en. Or. s.. Didlpu, Der li6 auf
rem 3use tefanp uno bic BerbeiseruGenen
NerSte Or. Sleiu aus Srpin Station
uuo Or. Gumion aus @reensburg t9aten
aaes, mas in ibren Gralten llanp, ben
SerunsIidten gu beIfen. 8smertenspertb
1T Die wunperbare 8ettuns eiuiser palIa.
siere. Gin Wann, NIT Srau unb feGen
Sinoern, befanp f6 i'm binteren 6beile
pes lebten gBaeens unp bate gerape Iei.
men StB perlalen, ais Der llnfaa paIiirte.
SAneQ elite ct Suriid un6 fanb feline
5rau unb feds &inber unprrle9rt, bic al.
tefe 6C6rr mar gum 5enfsr 6inausses
nobel lie ii6 In Die Singer am
Slas Der 5enter sel6nitten bate. Cine
Ofutter mari ibr fleines 6ino gum 6enIter
,tnaus, elm 6err, Der li9 auberbalb pes
lSa9ens bsfauc, fn9 es auf unO rrttete
. capur6 Dor 9erleBunsen.
Das @eIeiie wurbe fur Idnaere Belt
Jeiperrt, bod famen iofort berbeieerufene
lrbeter beran, Die in m6sli4R tur,er
3stt bic 8riimmer auf bic Seite I6aften.
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oicfe 9efelIfbaft bat hber 1000
Noltetes ausseeeben.
Grflarts Disibsntsa 40 grO,ent.

GrfIarts Disibsnbsa, 40 prS,ent.
G'ibt ale bic neuerrn artrn Spn ppliriss uus
;tpar ;u 10 eiiulfissu gseinsunaeu, ais iraenh
zine @sielitaft in bfn Scr. Stdaten. - +.
Die @eIsai6aft eibt tempCrGre Anlebeu aui
tbrs ppIiries; erIaubt 30 Gage 5rilt sur 9s,ab.
lung eer prdmien, pGbrenb psICter 3eit bic 90.
Iirits suttebrnb beibeu; ale Ypliriss linb anan-
tlitbar pesen ber gerpBbulihrn llrIaGen; bic pcn
bieIrr Geieaibaf aussslfelltsn ppIieiss perfalIsn
ME; tsn Grtra-JtiTfo tpirb bsrebntf fir bic Gr-
Iautnib gum 8eilsu; pplirpbtiiBsr tbriltn li6
nit ber @fieai6aft III bic tGbrIi9sn proitr unb
babsn Stimme bel ben gBablsH unb in Ser 8er-
tpaliung Der @jelhdfte.
Steine tlntsriu&unss- Ussr pOIiep-@sbabrtn
perben berednet.
Dlan penSe iitb an 5. 3. 9prtbrup, STan>
tom G,enernl. 9laent fir ens noreSfIite penn.
Iplpauirr.
3pei supsrIaIliss beutlRe 9Isentrn perbsn Ssr.
Ianet, benfn cine euis Gpmmillpn btsablt pirb.
Wdn nteIhe it in Der GTpsbitipn hes ,g8o6rn-
blatt." 25mt9
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SiQm0rs S0mSllprs(
Ron
NSSilli0nt Spcber,

WainitraBr sr9rniiter Srn. s.. GrGbrr's Sptsl
5pbe parf,
6reunern uub Sefannisn, insbrIcabtrr atrr
ben Serren @altpirtben CUR srfGHigen anariae,
baB cs mein Sritreben ieiu pirS, mrine 9unben
prompt unb reel unb nit ben belirn gSaoreu III
tebtensn. Mein gprratb untfabf nuBrr esn gr.
rppbnIi6en 2iquprsu,
9Setb~ unb Rctbs sg8einr,
Sls &pe eunb SUurbpu @bfSfp,
6ran5SiiI&en uut Gberry 9ranbs,
&umun Gprbiats, ..
wel9e i6nmtlta, mas SuaIit6t unb Reinbsit
anbfIanst in Eeinem GtabIifIsment eieIer StaSt
be1er Su baben linb.
Nls SsltelIunsfn perbsn piinftli& ausasfiibrt
une eSaarrn mad ieSsm StaNhbeiIs fpltenfrci
9sliefeTt,
Das @jsl6aft lisbt uutrr her 0eifuna tcs Srn.
@eo. 98iinl6.
llm rs4t saBIrei6n 3uIprutt bittrt
l4tr9 SBm. 9paer.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-21

PLACES OF AMUSEMENT OF PARIS
THIEVES. French writer, who has been
sketching the characteristics of the rogues of
Paris, describes their places of amusement.
One OF the most remarkable OF those haunts
is a large cafe on the Boulevard Mont Par
nasse, not lar from the station OF the Brest
railway It's outward appearance is most re-
spectacle, and the first room presents the
usual features OF French cdfe-quiet-look-
ing people drinking coffee or absinthe, smok-
ing OF playing dominoes.
But cross the room, throw open the told-
ing doors at the back, and there appears a
huge hall, brilliantly lighted; sixteen billiard
tables occupy the centre, and the usual mar
BILE tables are ranged along the walls. This
place is invariably crowded by thieves and
their mistresses, who meet there every light
10 divide the days plunder or spend i, and
plan new operations. But the place is lux
urious; the walls are adorned with lrescoe'
and large mirrors, and for elegance The
whole appearance of this thieves tryslinG
place might vie with the fashionable cafes o
the Boulevards des ltaliens.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-21
Lale u. s. Con
"8--@---9@T
Clerical Row In PceItsItiII.

The Rev. George Lyon claims to be the
pastor Of the Methodist Church at Peeksklll.
Another Reverend gentleman claimed TO be
the authentic spiritual teacher. MIR. Lyon
would not acknowledge the authority oil the
conclaye that sent the new minister. gThe
stranger, two weeks ago, came early to the
church, took possession OF the pulpit, and
preached there, much to the disgust OF his
rival, who, however, did not interfere. AT
the close he announced his intention oil
preachipg again on the following Sunday.
Al This the Rev. Mr. Lyon and sundFy
friends became wrathy, and the latter an
nounced that Mr.. Lyon would preach. An
anticipated row drew together blg crowd
when the time arrived,
The stranger reached the church first, but
finding the doors locked, jumped in at a
window, and seated himself in the pulpit.
The congregation subsequently, tiocked in,
followed by Mr.. Lyon and MIR. j. N Les
ter of POughkeepsie, and proposed prench
| ing on the occasion. They argued with the
| intruder but could not get him out, They
therefore let him talk, intending to take pos
session OF The pulpit after the morning ser
vice.
The new man, however, had made up hi
mind TO preach IN the afternoon, and woult
moi 90. He had brought his dinner wifi
him. and sat eating II till his opponents lett
in hungry state, for their own meal. Ii
preached again in the afternoon, but in tn
evening, war was declared. The strange
look occasion to charge Mr.. Lyon with run
ming the church into debt, and with severe
!. other enormiles, causing an exiensiv
amount of fun. He concluded by sayn
tbat he would preach again on the Sunda
following, remarkiug, with much originality
that he would fight it out on that line if
, look him all summer. Mr.. Lyon then refi
led the charges against him, saying the il
J truder had announced lis intention
preaching the Sunday after; but added h
4 ordered TO remain on duty in the church lai
e sunday, The upshot of the affair is not v
= known.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-21
FLO AND FIDO.

Flo is devoted to sketching,
She's painting the slowsetting sun,
But Fido, he fain would be stretching
His legs in q walk a
Flo finds 1t ample enjoyment
The beauties of nature to trace,
While Fido-oh, pleasant employment
Mus, gaze In his mstress's face,
with whine now and then,
As if asking her when
She will lay by her sketch-book and come for race.
OF all save her picture forgetful,
Flo finds the time rapidly go,
While Fido-rude dog-has grown fretfu,
Aud weary Of looking at Flo.
He Is longing like mad for scamper,
Aud Wishing the picture was done
The waiting cools down, like damper,
His natural spirits and fun.
SO lie makes this remark,
IN the form Of bark,
"Pray leave of that drawing and let's have II run"
Oh, Fiiol would were your proxy,
I'd sit there and worship oil day
I'd dream of no hetsrodoxy
Like wishieg to scamper away.
You-fortunate dog--are permitted
To contemplate Flora the fair;
You may stare, but you'll never be twited
With hinte that it's vulgar to stare.
You uil-nannered cur,
While you're sitting near her,
What taste to be wishing that you were elsewherel
Why Fred, Tom, Augustus and Hurry
trhe ground that she treads ON they loye,l
Would be proud, sir, to fetch OF to carry,
As YOU do, her kerclef or gloge,
Would feel themselves amply rewarded
By one of the smiles she gives you;
They'd jump at the least chance afforded
To lie at her feet you do
Oh, Fido, he, fe,
You're more happy than l.
II you only your exquisite happiness knew.
Come, leave off that frettIng aud whining
What numbers of fellows know
Would, their liberty gladly reslgning,
Like you, become servants of Floi
For to gaze on sweet Flora, unchidden,
As long as her sketching endures,
Is bliss which to man Is forbidden
Which your blest position insures.
Ay, with Flo for my wife,
could lead Is dog's liie"-
Provided of course, " dogs life is like yours
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-21

A Boston paper contains the following =
"Iast evening a married man, named Wad-
leigh, took two young females into saloon
on Court street, and treated them to oysters,
&c After finishing her repast, one of the
girls said she guessed she wouldn't STOP any
longer, and bidding him good night left
him and the other girl In conversation to.
gether. When Wadleigh came 10 pay the
bill he missed his wallet, and had the girl
last with him arrested and locked up for
stealing il, as sue sat on the side from which
he claimed that his wallet was stolen, and
and his supposillon was that she had passed
it slyly to the girl who first left. Wadlelgh
made his way home and told his wife OF his
treating two girls to oysters, and that one oi
them had stolen his wallet, containing 700,
and he had got her locked up In the pollce
station. Alter paiently hearing his story,
Mrs. Wadleigh very pleasantly informed her
erring spouse that The girl he had caused to
he locked up had not stolen his wallet tnat
she had 70 lowed him and saw him pick up
tue girls on Hanover street, aud as they
were entering the saloon she stepped up
close behind him and distracted the missing
wallet from his pants pocket She then
handed him his wallet, and directed nm 70
20 to the station and have the innocent Girl
discharged, which lie did without delay
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-21

A couple recently walked from Bennington
to Hinsdale in thirty.six hours, were married,
and thereafter agreed to work in mill at Dali
ton. She went to work, but he would not Z;
and at night she went back to search for him
at Hinsdale, and has been at it ever since.
The attempted assassination was a good
thing for Brooks, the Philadelphia revenue
officer, provided it is not the death of him.
Commissioner Delano has increased his pay
from four to len dollars per day, and granted
leave of absence until his recovery.
member of a church in Vermont, desiring
ia man from the Lord" prayed in this wise !;
'Send us not an old man in his dotage, nor a
young man in his goslinghood, but man with
all the modern improvements"
The 0swego Chief of Police, while hunting
in dark passage for thief, suddenly stumbl
ed into room brilliant with light, where
several "sports" were congregated around farC
tables. The chief 'gobbled' the concern.
Fannie C. Eavrett pretty waiter girl a
Petroleum Centre, Pa. who had got out of I
| job and could get no other, hung herself il
her room the other day.
"a conscience stricken thief in Central .Ameri
ca returned the silver ornaments of the Churcl
of Pogayan, with desire that mass migl
be said on account of the crime.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-21
.aaaa

GovERNMExT.-The eccentric Elder s.,
well known 10 many as an active ana earn earn
est Baptist preacher, once said from the pull
nit "They say there's no family govern
ment nowadays. But there isl tell you
there is-just as much as inedT sGeT eysTinS wrs,
lie voice into A quiet ana confidential tone)
s,the difference is this: when grew up the
oil diolks governed the young ones, nut now
the Young folks govern the old ones"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-21

The proportion of posI-olllce stamps OF the
new issue that are returned to the office I'M
used, but in damaged condition, is as hve
TO one, compared with The old issue.
Madrid letters say that fleet OF iron. .clads
will he sent 10 Cuba in November, in case
the United States recognize the insurgents.
An annexation meeting was held in Que
bec last Sunday, and resolutions adopted
looking to speedy annexation.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-21

A constable in Willimautic, c., made
WAGER lie other day that he could break out
of lie village jail in fifteen minutes; and
when il was accepted consented to be prl-
soner. No sooner had the door been locked
than he seized tie leg of bedstead, struck
the bars upon the door, knocking it com
ple,ely off, and in three minutes from the
click OF the lock he emerged, twelve minutes
ahead Of lime, winning the bet.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-21

An ex.editor, having tried merchandising
and failed. thus writes to his friend; "Dear
-, our firm, as you may know, is defunct
institution-dead past recovery. l am doing
nothing, and as my means are exhausted, must
ere long fall back upon my head and hands
for livelihood
To which his friend, not understanding his
meaning, replied, advising him not to be SC
rash, but try his old business once more be
fore connecting himself with circus,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-21

A survivor Of Bonaparte's grand army has
been discovered in Connecticut. He fought
nj the battle OF Leipsic, and relates Gas all
survivors of that army do) story OF the
great Corsican. The General noticed MN
one day, and told him his commission was
he has been looking for it ever since, aud
has mot got 1t yet"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-21

Numerous large veins OF gray copper orc,
a very rare metal, never before discovered
in any considerable quantity in this country
have just been found on the north shore OF
Lake SupeYior. This metal is most valuable
for its use as the best known alloy for gold
and silver.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-21

The Lord Lieutenant OF Ireland, in reply
to deputatlou of the City Corporation of
Dublin, said Her Maiesty's government was
altentively considering the land question,
and The release of the Fenisu prisoners,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-21
pUBLrO HOUSE,
THOMAS MURRAY
Has opened a Public House
Wood Street. Middletowns Del.
OPPOSITE THE DEPOT.

BOARD AND LODGING furnished at moderate rates,
Ills Bar will be furnished with CHOICE LIQUORS and
his table supplied with the best the market can afford
avA-
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-09-21
[From the Boston Trayeerl
A STORY OF OUTRAGES IN HAYTI.

The following letter was received from a
well-known American resident in Hayti.
The oulrages he describes are of character
almost too horrible for belief, but his reputa-
ton warrants us in giving publication to his
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-02-25

1SAinStoh l<tpo'tcf-
Who is Mountain Bel Ricr, and
what OF him? Ordinarily we take
little interest in such men; but as he
has turned up as q United States
Senator from Arkansas, and is busy
just now in the effort to establish a
new Federal District in Kentucky,
he deserves passing notice. A
number Of years ago, Mountain Ben
took his hat from its accustomed
peg in the State Of Maine, and made
his way into Kentucky A fendness
for pines, or it may be distant
DEAFNESS in the bills of his native
State impelled him to seek the noun
tains OF Kentucky, and there he made
his home After awhile lac seems to
have succeeded in gaining. to a con-
siderable degree, the confidence OF
those among whom he had cast his
lot. At any rate he found himself,
about the year 1858, in possession
ofseveral thousand dollars, the prop
erty Of two or three widowed woman
who had giver him claims for colIec-
ton. This was more money than he
had ever before had hold upon: and
being Of naturally weak moral
constitution, he could not make mp
his mind to pay it over to de
rightful owners Having, through
some impsrtinsnce, given ofenss to