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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-24

A special meeting of the Union League Club has
been called for Saturday evening the 9th inst, to
consider certain bills pending before the Legis
lature touching the appointment of the Tax, Police.
and Common School Commissioners and to determine
upon course of action in regard thereto. The Club
will also consider what ought to be taken TO
secure the prosecution Of the measures heretofore
adopted for the better protection of citizens in their
rights and privileges.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-24

There has been, for several days. an ominous
dearth of news about the Cuban revolution.
The Cubans are massing their forces on the
southern coast. and the Spanish residents ask
the Government to send more troops for their
protection. The Spanish manOf-war Andalu-
STA has captured an American brig, while the
latter was in charge Of the British Custom
House officers at Ragged Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-24

Readers who have been languishing for that
speech of Mr.. Johnson's can at last be gratifed
lie has made it at Greenville. It is nearly as
full and as vivid as in the good old days.
1t tells about the village Alderman,
Mayor, Representative in the Legislature, State
Senator, &C., Sc, &c., renews the assurance
that the orator is not egotistic, and proves 1t
after the old fashiOn--in short, presents quito
favorable specimen of JohnsOnese eloquence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-24
THE TRJBUNE IN EUROPE.

STEVENS BROTHERS, agents for American Libra
res No II Henrietta-s, COvent Garden, London, are
asPntA for TIE TRIBUNE in Great Britain.
CARL GEROLD & Co.. booksellers ana Publishers, SteI-
nuspatz Vienna agents for The TRIBUNE In Austria
A ASKER & Co., Booksellers and Publishers, No 90
Inter Linden Berlin, agents for The TRIBUNE In
Prussia.
The agents will receive subscriptions and adver-
tisements for THE TRIBUNE, and supply copies OF the
paper to Americans temporarily in Europe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-24

The Liquor interest tried yesterday to re-
cover from its reverse of the day previous at
Albany, by making an effort to get the amend
merits to the Excise Law back into the Com
mites of the Whole, but failed.-The tax
levies were sent into the Senate yesterday.
We print elsewhere the items for the city and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-24

The Spanish Cortes have adopted. in spite
of the opposition of the Government. motion
proposed by the well-knOwn Republican leader
Senior Orense, which declares all officers of the
Government disqualified to hold Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-24

immense enthusiasm. The vote was 1858 Yeas,
$50 Nays. The original majority oil the
Liberal party at the close of the elections
was only ia; as 1856 Liberals had been re-
turned and 27s Conservatives. 1t is an inter
esting fact that the dispatch announcing this
important result is dated at 81 o'clock this
morning. and reached us before 2 O'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-24

At an early hour this morning, the English
House of Commons passed the Irish Church
bill to second reading, by the triumphant
majority Of 49, The result was received With
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-24

THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE will be ready this
morning. at o'clock, in wrappers for mailing. Price
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-24

The following is the California treasure Rgy rSs
no stsamsbIn Ocean Queen from Aspnwall: Sp prd
Rely 4 Co. 500 OOO Wells. Fargo co, e. o,9 Total
lfO 81 ~ - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-24

but he was beleyed to be still with Lopes, and
to have declared that Paraguay had been taken
under the protectorate Of the United States,
which would forbid the continued occupation
of Paraguay by foreign troops. =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-24
gnsIn.ss aUtltss.


Boston ELASTIC FABRIC Co.
Manufacture goods 10 competition only With the
.s,i imported qualities Also ELASTIC WEBBING GARTER WEBBs
lords and BKAps F the Boston Webb novelties
aud spcaHes easc This Company vueane and WIN
s all rubber threads used IN
goods 81 Franklin Of Church ST. NeWlorS NO "
Hhst, Boston. ---------
DR PALMER's Arm AND LEG THE BEST"
sts BWay r. 1919 Chestnut st. Phil 81 Greentt bo.ton
Wigs, Toupees, and Ornamental Hair:-FlrSt
Iu, spdhsr dysG All shades At Bsteneo 10 6onosL
BATCHELoR's HAIR DYK-Ihe best in the
World bstmsss reliable instantaneous perfect AT all Druggists
To THE CONsUMPTIVE.
WtRsK's COMPOUND OF LIVER LINZ without
r the nauseang Of the oil heretofore used
loved phosphate line with healing property which renders
douby ecacons Remarkable testimonials OF us encRe en
desire toecthem For sale by ALEXANDER
WILBOx Chemist No. lot Courst Boston, ana IN o Duk
yiss generally
N. Y. SEWING MACHINE EMPORIUM
PATTERSON Co. PropHOrs No 7t Broadway cor Astorp
All Kinds sold Rented Exchanged Repaired Instructions and
work toe Emporium, or AZ private residences
"A NECESSITY FOR EVERYBODY.
Reduced price. P; 8 per Dozen 800 q Marri.L
DON'T DELAY CURE Your CoUGH.
Proved by years Depot No 451 fourthaye Sold
DR.. L w. LYONS TooTH TABLETS,
Pom CLEANSING IHE TRRrH
Recommended by the hrst DsntlstG
Sold BY al DrugglstL
BENEDICT Bros, jewelers., Nos III Broad
cav aud 9I Puou Brooklyn All styles Of Wshan Watches sold
Also boies assortment celebrated Pe style which we
warrant unsurpassed accurate anne keepers
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-16

DeNaOTEE2 BROS,
Music Publishers and lmport.
ers Os Musical ansfrumcnas,
~ ashinGaOn ~.
GBuuCA &C., ILL.
AS WE WENT BERRYING. JENNIE AND /, q.
r. Jas. Harr-on. 20 ccnls beautiful song
within tho reach u most sinlers. Inc masic
,.sa.y and Of" better cla'' than most popular
LA>r BEAUTIFUL FLOw8ES.2 Eb. Frank
Howard, IS cents. One Of the sweetest lit,lc hsI
lad. ever set 10 beautiful melody. One that
BEAUTIFUL q RI OF THE WEST. =. D. Frank
Howard, IS cents. sweet little ballad in Mr..
PROMISE slR GAVE AT THE GATE. .. b. Frank
Ho~a-d. IS cents. should be ON every bodys
FAREWELL FALsEHEART. A. j. e Haven.
80 cents. A beautiful mourniul. ballad. with
RaGaADKsr MAN IN TOWN, 3 &. Frank How
ard. - cents. A highly amusing Comb song.
Suitable for paro. or concert use, ny the popular
author u Plant Reautifui Flowers. etc. etc.
iTIsI, =. Alb. u. {. Addison, 30 ceuts. Hne
sacred song Once heard it 10 not likely to be
/ A VISION il MY DREAM A. DC Addison
L 30 cents. An exquisite liitls ballad quite a
f,votite with NIL who have hcardtt.
| cAEEssiNG W AL1I. :. I. II. schirrcr. 30 cents
ccn,s, Two beautiful HaitErs hy the iavofile
author 0, alpine HON. ",olamhus dc Sousc-
l rtr, etc.
ENCI,NrED Srigr WALT. ;. e.. Jas
| Harrison, - cori.. Avery brilliant waltz. with
| { illustrated title rage.
| ORlS lofKN ). /. Goo. stevens. % cents
| i lilisnt and snowy. si'at iaNoriic with the
| ladies'
GOLDEN Pebbles WALTZ, tAh. y. i. Aub-
| crit Gbceuts \ charming piece. Though re-
| cal.iv ia.ued I, h+s prosch remarkably sucee.s-
| ful. The isle page - beautifully illustrated
| GoLprN FERRIES sChoTrisciiE, 4 b.: Nd
| dt-rn ~ cents. a companion To the Waltz.
Brilliant, bit ,ot difficult To those wishing
/ .or1e hiitr rrslv nice f"comme ta-.
CO ecuts, Alvey bsilrnt shuvsy i'cse Tor al
vsnced nr mcdi p.a,ers One OF tue authors
/ hest ttfiit-
| ROSY l;EI.LE SCnorTIsCNE, =. Eh. Haynes.
Soc.nis Well calculated for dancing pup osss,
The time 5 excellent.
Sent hx mai on receipt 81 IN arked prices. or for
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-16

WILL orvE oxs TsoCsAnp D~,lAn REWARD ron
any csse Of the foNewihs disease, which the Nod
cal Fsculty have pronounced i.curable. that DR..
Richsu'e Golden remedies I'll Dot cure, DR. Rich
aa'o A10en -HaIsan No !. viii cuso USvkiis II NJ
primary sud secondary s,agee arch ss old Ulcers,
UM1eg6d Sose Tbrost. Sore Eyss. Akin krsp 49,
D Soreness Of the Scalp. efadicatinr disease and
mercury thoroughly. Or. kichaa'e Golden Baiesm
No, 2. viii cure The thiid stages q defy tbwe
who suffer lfda ench 1l1eaess 10 Ob,sia . radical
cure without the aid 0fthis medicine, which docs
not prsvent he patir nts fron sanne and .arAk.na
what they 1ihe, PIKE d eitLerNo1 q 3: Is oes
Uottie or tW0 bottlte. ~ DR. hichlsup Golden
Autidoie,a rafe snd radical cr,e 70. Genorrhea,
Gravel and 81 Ufsnafv DeSauxsueBss aoDcrlpanied
i,h iull dreCtonr. WARRANTED TO cnre. Price. g
psr hottie. Or. Richau's 00ldsA Eiixef dAmone
radical eure for De ncsal shi,iy In old ~ young,
imp artiDg energy to those who have led life o.
sensesHy y. Pricr 50 p.r co,sle. Or Two asles -.
o. r.cespt - pece. By mail " Rxprses. these rem.
edies Will he shipped 70 any Hase. Prompt assen-
ton rad TO al correspondence None genuins
VitHuut ~ name ~ Or Aiehaa'sGol6en Rcmediee
boales. Address DIR. B. +. RICHARDS. 10. ~.
Yayick g. New York HeM.dOaw.fv&wiy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-16
DAILY DEMOCRAT
GENERAL. NEWS.

The RsjAh Of Jeypore hes 1000 wives
No6rst.clsss New York Hotel takes ne.
groes - guests.
Wheat 10 doing finely in Tsxss, and corn
10 knee -higa in Fiorids.
Two hundred and atty school housee
were built in Kansas last yesr.
Nathaniel Greene, Of the Boston Hsi,
has showed the editorial quill Of that once
81 years.
A land certificate for twelve hundred
acres seld in San Antonio. Teas. for tsslve
cents per acre.
The rrsach ds6oe "6irtstion" to b ''the
boundary line bstwsea friss1s6ip end
love-"
A Ksntscky father keeps his daughter
chained 70 . lsg, In ssdss 70 prevent her
aassyise ceslsssy y biz wishsa
A lsnasic asylum for psrsons crazy %
solvisg the United States financial pssblss'
10 proposed.
Csoviets srrivs - Sing Sing a The rate
ieisht daily, snd the 200 cells are full.
The Esquinsux say that nan vbe sup
ports three wives 10 sure 10 g to heaven.
4 new umbrella 10 patented. Though q
gtngham, il 10 water.preof. and il 10 i'm.
possible for the stoutsss gale 10 turn il.
A young man in Dayton. Ohio, addicted
10 the foolish habit Of "reading himself
ssleeP," came very near burning = house
up fsw evenings since.
4 California restaurant keeper actually
returned TO . bosrder dollar at the end Of
. week, on the ground that "lhe board
furnished was not worth the sum paid
The Car is in failing health. Domestic
sfflctions and The carss Of State have fur>
rowed his once handsome face.
Bismarck has advised the South German
States to be ready to tsks the field next
spring.
The Hudson River Railroad Company
has placed twelve Nanssll wooden car.
wheels on their drawing room cars.
Thsre 10 trouble in the New Haven pub
lie schools on account Of the violent whip
ping Of little boys by female teachers.
Trousers are 70 b allowed Il court re-
csptions 10 England, but they must be Of
velvet.
In New York city lss. 900 ..psrssas are
crowded On esch square mile.
The Cincinnati Comm<reial says Beat
Hickman - The wsshisgtss fashionable
bsggar end psst-looks juss - fresh q no
did 10 l042.
It IL announced that during the coming
summer the ssvsuteen year loeusts viii pay
| ~ their customary visit ~
japan thinks the 70 une fellows whom Il
ssnt OFT 70 - educated, know enough, and
bee called them al home.
10 one dsy, rscsstiy. thirty. seven stolse
wstehss vsrs voluntarily returned TO the
police Of New York. How many were rss
tsined 10 not stated.
Prince Salm S,lm's "Diary In Mckee"
presents the fullest accounts possessed 1t
Naximillisn's last days. and attracts con-
sidss able attention.
The Omaha Herald contains an advers
tisement for two 'sspsctsble chambers aids.
| which adds: "None need apply Who allow
gentlemen to speak to them politely"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-16
Ba1.low's Indigo Blue,

soaIIOW > 1nAlkO Due,
Pot Blaeing Clothes, 10 pat Up and fur sale q Al
FRED WIL1DEkGEki pese st0ss. No. 9s3 North
second Street. Philadelphia, bAHLOw.s INDIGO
BLUE Will color more wstes than any other bire 10
the market BARLOWE. INDIGO BI.Uk 10 nee
from acit, and ~ili not inlare The finest asticiee
bAR~4W'S INDIGO Blu diss0ves perfectly clear
SO Wsw not settle On the clothes make then
streaked.
The Label Il copyrighted, and roads Barlow .
Indigo Blue, prepared and for sale at Alfred Wit
1ereer'e Drug Store. No 93s North second Street.
Philadelphia" Bariows indigo blue 10 cold to des-
lers at prize tAat pays them to keeph CONSC-
nERs WILL FIND Il, Or trial, tn bc the mOst eco
nomical and fan6isst article ever used Tor Bneins
Clothss. Barlows indigo Blue 10 put up Wntbsf.
Gsfe DSue Stofe. No 43s North Second Street, and
nov here else. bARLOW'S INDIGO BLUE 10 made
n The eeMe wsyit vac fourteen years ago, and doee
not contain any acid ONE FIvE-CRNT BOX OF
DANLOW'O INDIGO BLUE, dieeolycd In mineral
water bottle Of water. will make the beet Ilqni6
BlueiDg that ran be made. BARLOW's INDIGO
does mot leqniro any rags TO tie IL up In. few
grains OF Haf10Ws Indigo Blue the end OF the an
Ger will color . tub Of water nos25 deQdlv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-16

WMoekeN mSss! .ae.W cry.
r w. MILE. s0sbcr Fsnoolra "a 4 Ss+tl ,isIl |.
1 h l0pustsr. Mansfattrrer ara v b~itsnje cra
Z Ratekes. Jewsiry, si,ver sd aistoa HAss. ksu'
3eetke Nsaisna III " atTh %. III ssssiae y .s 3
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-16
-

This little instruu,snt combines with the space
occspied b the ordinary pocket Twsex ., = Male
Knife snd Pile, aud Ear-sP,os, and pair Of Twes-
ssrs II 10 simple IN !ts eonst rnctior. ksns made
q three simple pieces ste, and in IL most da-
rablc and workmanlhs naBser n akins one 81
e most nseful snd convenient s,tiris. for the
DO ket ever pressntsd teshs puSlic.
Ladies will And this artcie to be very ase.u aad
csnvssiens ~ sslosat 10 The sevias nacAae.
Retail Price soc each.
Hsr ssls W Dsslses in Hardware, Nstinas, AID
Faaey articles 0soessllv. D. q. INGLIsHs
PAteLtee, 6priugneld. Msos.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-16
COSTINENESS.

receive prompt attention. Is it pre- disposes thu
system to disease. The timely use of ssch val
usble esthartie remedy ~ koblck's sicod Pin
Aas saved much sick aess, disease and death
and many persons to-day, ore indebted to thsss
Pills aioae Tor their very existence. ~ the Ger
ti6catss IL our possession will attest.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-16

01MrsfNy Are.
NRLlO90 h JOnN~oN, arair,s Ia ntt-ds5 >
u Hardware ard Teol. eenis ,oi the tis1 .
" ork's Wheeling Nnits.
Orders by mail Oiled with prumpincr. ana cir
patch. At iOwest hrut.s. f1tCiuk eif,cs
NREENEBAuM SONS, "a" Randolph street. ". p "
sale Hardware aud Cuiiesy Manufacture 81, ~
Male, Carriage Boir loose joint bn,ts, etc, ier4's
Ares and Edge Tools. Cbesso
MANkLEi. AI.LiNG A. 60. Importers and Job
~ beers 0f Hardware aud cBuery oil Lake sir e.i
Manufacturers OF Wire Cloth. siav.r, k0Gat. Sc.
AAILLEk. BROS 3 khkf, Inpuitrs ana Jobi.r
~ In Hard ware. Cutlery ,Agfit iinfsl ooh. We
ev Tor American File Co. and hsshng Aallf, 8
Dtatp street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-16

DON'T GROW OLD.

There 10 no necessity for premature old age :;
use Robsck's Stomach bitiers. il gives vitality
and elias lefty BY inv g,rasirg every organ Of the
body
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-16

ehsft'ng. Stamp Mills, Mining Machinery, Leather
Machinery. Rubber Calenders and Grinier Pat
terms. Brewers oata,s, Cloth Printing Engines.
Tsnks and Boiler Work OF everA deserition. Force
Pamps and Wire Rope Elevator. Cole Agents OF
MaLl.Ese's PATENT SORE w.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-16

WV. r.. nDnI"rOE,
A TTORNEY 4 COUNSELOR AT Law
IA aud War CLAIM Agent. Office Aetropoli-
tan Block, up stairs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-16
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

VHlSlNAL NOElCE.
r. Fressie Auso, CAwles 0Uso1so 0shoontef.
o. Chss9sp 0solleb Laheoa6eff Psoss Thonp
son 80 =. eps,issseh.
Yss ~ hsrsby sstiasd thai shsrs 10 moo o.
Sic = ne - - ~ Cert 81 che Dieerct
Court fos &6sA C0usty, State q loua, : Pc
titiss efJoha Schmidt, ela,ming o. yoa the
immed 40 md present pesses sioe 81 4s6at por-
ton q oeqsioa Ne. Five (5) in TosnGAlp No.
Sevsoey naae IS y norsA Of Kan1osHo. .TwS ~,
Bast q Ne MI 9Th ?. n. JSrto1nlueov dis
{, ibsd - tolloGt. 70 vi Csano6olne at .
point 10 The Ssath bsoedoey Nee Of said
lection. distant one husdred 1sd forty ll0)
rods east IRON the ssuthesGe eorner .shereof;
tlencs running east twenty 701ee (30 70-lool
rods; thence north eighty f2-loe go ~ 1901
rods thence weSt ten es-loo no o. 1907 rods
thence in . south ~esterly direction TO The place
Of begisniSg. lying in Scott county, State, u
leva, and three hunfrsd ts0Ol dollara damages.
- tha reesa and Profits thereof sises Septsa-
Der oh, 1888
Now uniees you appear ant defend On or Be-
fore noon Of the second day fthe ne 1t term 81
said Court. 70 be begun and boiden On the first
Mondav Of Nav. A d., 1889. yc0r default vill
- entered Of record ssA Judgment rendered
tAersen granting prayer Of pesitiou.
JOHN SCHMlOT.
~ DAWSON . True,
mars-d4w. his Attorneys.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-16
PREPARE EoR MAR,
ELEVEN YEARS

experience with constantly increasing %
msad for Roback's Medicines is sufficient Nc
knowledgment Of their intr insic merit. and pla-
css them the very frs. in rank for eurirg the
diseases for which they arcreeommendej. Sold
BY all Druggists
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-16
IOuschOld Remedies.

There are no remedies a. vel, and fAvorably
known as p" Household Remedies" as Dr. 70
backs Blood Purifier : torn ach Bt'e'ssnd Blood
Pills, and no family should b. without them.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-16

Ieung and Oh, Male and Female
Al use u with wonderful succcss. Bripgs COLOR
to the pale white lips,
b l. DON AND BEAU
to the thin. pale. ana care wosn counrsnance.y
Cufes Fever and cseatcs APPETITE. Try then
Gee mono other. Ask for SPEER'S STANDARD
BIfTERS. Sold by Druggists and Grocefs go
that N signature 10 over the cork Ofeach bottle.
ALFRED SPKER.
Paseaie. N. snd sls frcsd~ ~ Nsv Yesh
~ Philosophy OF Marriage. New
Cou.se VI Lectures. - del.veie "a NJ lhe New York
Museum Of Anatomy, embracing the IN bjtcte: How
70 live aud what To live for: Youtq, Maturity snd
Old Ave: Manhood generally review ed : The cause
Of lDdigeettoD fat uenee and Nervous diseases &C.
counted for Marrisgs phlosnphtcailv considered.
&c Pocket vol NEE containing these lectures will
b forwarded 10 parties unable atiend receipt
81 fOns stamp. ny addreesiDg SECRETARY. Nav
Tosx MusKpx CT AsA1oNr ASD sCsvScR. 61s Broad.
way. INV IeEs. fsb2S-d1y
Manhood and the v,9or Of Y Ont
restored In fnnr weeks. 1ucccSo Huaranteeo. On
klCORD'S ESSENCE OF LIZ Restores manly pow
-. bUm whatever ssteiag: the s0eeeo o. 0ey
peenlciena habs. self abuse inpOtency and climate
~ Woy q ouce this Woadesinl medicine Mtokoo
regularsly according 20 the diSecOes (which veey
simple ard require no restTa int from business o.
pleesufe) vsNre 10 ispsssihls. Sold ~ boelles q
"a Or fOusQus pt.iee In for -. To b haA saiy
81 the sole sppOinted agent In America. n. 0gnISa
fAA ~. ta,k - Mo- WIT ssA>A-d1y
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-10-16
Cine pcr, eYanoelifben Sber,3irh

- Gine pom eranseliiAen Sber>3ir@en>
ratb bes &DnisreiGs preuben peranlabte3u >
fammenf e1un9 Der pom ben 0eiitli4en ab>
sebaltenen Subne>9erluae bel GteIhei'
bunas .&lasen pdbrenb bes Sabres 1868 er
sibt, Dap bic 3abl berielben sesen bas Dor,
iabr bebeutenb susenpmmen bat. SIM Sab
re 1864 purben 1896 Subne>geriude ab<
eebalten, in ben Sabren 1865 uno 1866 9ins
bic ;3abl beritlben auf reip. 1882 uno 65O6
berab, I'M SABRE 1867 fte9 fie pteoer auf
$685., uno I'M lesten SABRE auf 1902. Die
@ubne> geriude batten Grfpls i'm Sabre
1864 In 3774, 1865 in 1888, 1866 in 1890,
1867 In 1897 unb 1868 In 2942 TdIen. -
Die srDete GAIT ber freitenpen Gbepaare
bate bic @ropin5 Branpenburs, ndnlt4
2O75, bemnd6t fon1mt bic @roptn3 @reuben
nit 1878, SAleiien nit ll4S, Sadien NIT
1904, Yrmmern nit Csc, 9Dien nit 37S,
@effalen nit 81 unb &teinlanb nit 20
Rrettenben Gbepaaren. Sn bet @rpstn5
Branbenburs 5eidnet iid Berlin bur9 etne
perbdltnibmabis srcbe Mense BON @beiAei>
bunss. &lasen aus, peren bort int persan9e'
men Sabre 1883 16webten, BET mel4en nur
239 Subne>@eriu4e son grfpls be9leitst
tparen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-10-16

- Blpb IN ben nprbmei li4en prDoinien
Snbiens ftarben uDri9es Sabr S32 Meni9en,
meift baarfubi9e Selcarbeiter, tur9 Shlan>
genbiB ODER Stcrpipnenfi1.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-10-16
4. G~tn3iebun9 BON @elpern.

4. Gtn3iebun8 bon @elpern.
gBir befpreen bas gpQeetiren BON Nptfn nnb
@&ulbf@ttntn aQer Nrt, grbi9aften n. {. u. In
alien Gbeilen Gurppa'S unb Der Ser. @taaten.
Da3u erfurberli9e wapiert, ale WpQma9ten,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Gpbtenf9eine ,c. fer
tieen mir ltlbf, unite: @arantirung Der &e@t-
salti9feit an unb tefprsen bic euniularii&e 81
Slaubisuns berftlbtn.
Den @e9enpertb nIer in europa
bur@ un6 cp4ecttrten pber bel uniern
bortt9en G%orreiponpenten fir unfere
&e@nuns e~tn9ebenpen @elpe1 3ablen
mir bier In @plp arS.
5. @erfauf BON pdna9ez@ 9einen
,ar l~eberfabrt ssn Bremen, 5a,nburs unb etuerpuul mad
fepzgurt per Seself&iff phtr Dampfbspt, fpwie 6abrbiQets
CUR gdie rsn Neu<Sprt bio Ct. gaul az ben ~niebriaaex
pretfen.
s. Be3ablun9 BON Taren
III iebenn Ibele hes etaates. Nntaaf unb gertauf Spa
Gruneeteentbun sessn epmntfRcn .c. Il.
z. 8eretni9te Gtaate1 Bpnbs
ieber Nrt. aIs 5-20.r, 1O-4Oer una 7-30sr tauf.n unb VET.
tau1ea mir gum SasessGpurfe.
Gebrllber winius s Dunbar.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-10-16

Wlugen. Wir fenue, nur cine Grnte,
fir .uel&e, tpie wir %elauben, pFisen int Grib"
ling better it, unb biele ii Beli9turu. Sir
jebe anbere Summerernte fam bas Yalssn unb
Dinsen I'M 5erbRe sei9eben, nit Iuanabms
no Der 8uben iebr ianbis il, ben man better i'm
GrIblins pFist. Gboa- unb uader gooen tpirb
bur9 5erbfrFisen INNER sertefert. Iuf iebr
1amerem 8osen enti9abist bic CUTE @irfuue,
tpel9e has Grieren uub Muftbauen auf benielben
ausibt, poQadubie fur ben gerluf, bab man
bas @sllaforn nidt auf friia umsebru@enem
Naien feden farm.
Dinser. Gbe bas falte Wetter %eintritt,
luQte aQer Danser in ben StaQbGftn uno !ael-
Tern auseefabrea uno NIT Ncoreroe in Cont
poabaufen auf benz Jeloe pber icnltpo aufse-
i9i9tet uereen. Diele @umpoRbaufen, penn
riatis auselest frieren nidt unb IS fnoet tein
gerluF pertbsuQer Beianbtbeile itatt. SIM
9riblius fnb lie tm sur3isliaen !3ufanb fir
bsiuabe iebe Grnte, unb bic 9aufen n1Ssen ni9t
alein ben brei- pber pierfadeu ltmfans, i%eneern
aud ben brsi. Deer pierfa9en @ertb ) stsn, als
Is Der SAD iein tpiiree, penn Der Tun9er TIM
5ufe, pber ielblt int Seller liessn eeblteben
mare.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-10-16

GItterernten. Wei3eu une &ee9en fUn-
nsn fir @erbraud I'M Griblins eeiaet psrben;
man biinse ben 8ooen tei9li9 unb pertptnbe
oiel 9amen. ~ .
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-10-16

Wuraeln tSnnen 70 lanse IN. 3oben blet>
Ben, ais ie gut tua9ien, aber man ernte fe, penn
Der 8obe1 su frieren brpbt. @elte unb rutbe
&uten tSnnen ein tpenis Ralte sertrasea, tueibe
Nuben ttpas mebr unb WaRinaten tSnnen ben
@inter iiber int 8psen bleiten unb i'm Jrlblins
searaben perben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-10-16

Sorghum. Man beintf i'm, ebe er bur4
0rense 8alte leibet. Qei9te GrSle bienen als
Charming, unb bic pFan3e bErt auf su tra&ien.
Sinb bic Stenoel absetreift unb nit swei Ban-
tern 1T bsqueme Binbel eebunsen, tSnnen ie
einiee 3eit lang lissen bleibeu; e. 1T aber bel>
fer, fe pbne unnUtbiee 8er3Sseruns ~ ssrar-
bsiten.