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DROPOSALS FOR STAGE TRANSPORrA.
IL TION


HKADQuARrERs FIFTH MILITARY DIsrRIcrD
OFFICE OF CHIKF QUARrERNAsrKR
AUSTIN, TEXAS, February %, 1859.
eealed Proposals. In duplicate, will be reoei we'd
Al thls once until MON DAY. March is. 1859. at IL
ior furnishing such trans portat by stage as
may oe required By the Gu srtermasters Depart
ment, Ghited states army until December 81 1859,
Austin, Texas, to Brenh ham, Texas and all inter.
mediate points.
Austin, Texas, to Victoria, Texas, and all iuter-
me date points
san Antonio. Teaas, to Waco, Texas, and all in-
termedlAte points.
San Antonio Texas, to Columbus, Texas, and all
int rme dia points.
Bidders will state the rate at which they prop ose
to transport each man with ba not to exceed
one hundred poundsb the entire distance on th,.
route; also from point to point
Pa, ment TO be made In Government funds
fervice to commence award of contract
Proposals TO he plainly endorsed, Propos ais for
Stage Transportation and addressed to the un.
dersigpsd.
BY command Of Brevet Major General Oanby.
A. POTTER.
Brevet Bri gadier Geperal. Bai q. q ii
itsrri irf
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AUCTION SALES.
nY FITCH FOX.
- Real E,fafs B,ok.,s asd Asct,s.ees,
Ne. 40 Seventh st opposite Post ON 90

RY FITCH FOX,
ID Real E.tan B-oke-s asd A.e,,s..s,s,
Ne. 410 Seventh st opposite Post once.
AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE PAINT
MONDAY EvENINY, at O'Clock. At ta.
Fine Art lery # the YouNg Mems Ch-isttan
OH Paintings, by s"oh artists =. Lsumsn. Drlph,
Nersu T.yiCr. CrsiSA. HusArd herker, X )p
Teru, Samuel. srd Hsmilton.
.ata'oTues at the rooms
T.rr'. cash.
mal2 st PIrGH roX. R7c...
s.e,sop.sr. Snsa.MFh .sa he. Estate brokers.
No s2e southeast corner 7th and streets.
HlSPk2Stp Hs BE SHIFT * tsrATk s5fr u
fETITtks FIFTH AND SINH EAST, AT
"A on WEDNESDAY,, the r7th instant at
Gs8 ctots M shall sell on the PREMISE.
fe,t I2inche. dep With one exSeIIart buIitiwS
story rnd ar,ic Brick House, with fine dry ell
ocn walls, being desirable piece of property, snd
twenty four mouths. for aotes he.rins interest
ard g. cured by Deed of trust on the premises. All
positive.
mI1d GREEN a WILLIAMS. ,urt..
10y WILLIAM L. WALL co, Aucts--
ID Stores 3l5 aud 3I7,
Southwest corner Pa ave. and 9Th street.
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE IN
PRnNED REAL REAL ESTATE ~ tn.
FIRST WARD
~ By virtueofsdee oftru.t from John Kei.-
I,"W er and vile 20 me, rec prd-d { Lipsr e
~1E ", folio ttf. i will sell ~ pvbif- au -tfgn
on MONDAY the 18th day of March ISil atm
m. in front OF the enses east halt II lot .,
square Ia, with Improvements. cpnSistiny # a
three story Brick Honse and Brick stable -itu at
on street north, between 18th AMI lyth streets
Also, Lot 70 Square 50, on l4th street, between r.
ard r streets
The above will be sold to paw An ind btedna=s of
- 38 80. with interest from the 2O:h of November
lsr7.
Terms Gre third cash; balance in and II
months, with interest, secured by a deed oftrust
Slo0 deposit at time IF sale ON each lot the Iru,
tee Test rving the right t. RESELL case OF non
compliance with the terms OF sale. within one
week. at the risk and cost Of the defsultiug prr.
chsssr kAMUFL l. PHILLIPS Trustee
ma al2d W WALL & 60 Aurts
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"A GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES. .CHAINS
PLAI EB MARE. FANCY GOODS, Sc g.
IN ON FRIDAY aud SATURDAY MORN
ESNlSGS st lt', o'clock. and EVENINGS at (.
Gkc3 clock We will sell at No SIT Tth -treat
u'tween ID A. 4 =. : large invoice from New York
consisting IN rart of Gold aud silver MAtrh,s
hsiEs. Clocks. Plated Msre. Cutlery. F.rry
Goods Vases, PoO,s, shoes. Musical Iustr me !'-.
&c. SC.
Tsrps each. 1T. COLDwELL & CO..
ma IL i Al,tioue-rs.
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RY GREEN a WILLIAMS.
- Aurtioneers and Real Estate Rr ,ker,
No. $40 Southeast corner Tih and u streets

NO S<b touth@sst corner 10 and y streea
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY .rTpE
s.kNkk oE l-TH STREET MESr Ann A.
sIkEkT NORTH at AUCTION
VI II SnAN. the 18th instant, AZ o'c'oek n
~, Ne thsil sell on the premis .. LIT No o 10
- ts-ci sui diNis'on 81 SQUARE N IL. heing =
et Hohf ~ lsl teet de- - ~ foot sliey. hsvtss.
IN tNos ~ hri- house. with . GOOD store room
% %aiI w !lns Also, = Building Lot aiJ1Iniag,
,hius u good business prop.rty.
obt nall cash balance six a. 4 twelve
- 20, - L,tes u~ariug interest. sna secured
~ 't-l - trust on the premises al convey
His az trs'nue stamPs ~ TIE ~s-t of the par
'ls-'t : 10 dON on the iay of sale
hhso CHEN WILLIAMS Aurts
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THIS is TO G1Vf NOTICE, That the subscrf
j bsr has obtained from the Orphans Court o.
Washington county 10 the District Of Colum tia
letters OF admi ibis'ra'ion a. on the person al
J.. dec ssed All persons haYing claims yain.t
the said ea-ed are hereby i to exhibit the
cane, with the vouchers thereof 70 tn. sufrcri
..er. IN or tefor. the 27th day of Februsry next:
he, may otherwise b, Law. be excluded frsk al
this 18th day of February, 1879
ANNA aer X mark HDDGX,
Adniuist-atiN {. a
Test-JAMEs h. OBE1kNk, ma Iaw3w'
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masd GkEFN wiIiI.Ns At.
rErsTEE .LIoF ysLU.BLxInPRovrp

Rf b WHEELER CO. Aucttoneer.
~ NO OIL Louisiana ave. bet 9th and -th a..
opposite Sest0n n ouse
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,

RTy. Il. wHEELEB q co, ,Auetionsers,
~ No. Ell Ia. ave, bot eth ssd Tth streess
opposite Seaton House
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pN CINEMA WILLIAMS.
- ABcticueers aut ksal Estate Brokers.
No. s2b, - uuthesst ocrner Tth aud ID streets
TRUSTEES ssLE oE UNINrEoyED PROP

EBrN AT AUCTION
on FRIDAY the I1fh Gay 81 Mareh A ID $50
Al % oi'Cs .. IA shall sell. the premises. by
virtue oi add q trust dated August ..th. ISi9
als guik !. cord u llt-r ~. b. folio So. on.
J ti.' LaUd Record Tor " ash nstoa COUNTY. IA
tire ii-trirf OF columbia, gt those ri.ca- or par
C,i~ - Land numbered IS =. J. zrflH. o. fnars
NJ ! IL ~ the CITY # WashrUct "a pi-t-'-t OF
G. IUuitia. iug on ~" soutfr at corner OF A 4
eDlth aud l.th street .ast
Toms {, .-h- 80 paid d0v the promises On
tif asy - ale. Al CONVEX ludag AMI rrg-nus
STAMPS a. tie r'-t 'f H. PGFchas-r. aui n tha
:. ms are u"t rnWP lsi WIfh vfthtu rv. a. after
tue tay ~ -sle til tru-t.e tue 20 ht &,
resell the pr pHrty Al the rIsk aud af the 4a
iauttlgg VuTrha--T- a. sdv-r-f-tng thrs fira-- in
-lluc Ut WspAlsr published Do Aa-ssUEt8.- % -
MI uatL d. CALAIS arlst-s
n1- e0t GREEN WILLIAMS Au-f-
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Id No 81 La ave. bot 81 n ssd I'm .tr.ess.
opposite Seston House.
SALE OF NALCARLE LOTS on yIReISrs
AAfonSSuk AfoSS AND soUrH d STREET AT AUO
"a On SATURDAY, March foth As o'olo-kp
sySn os the premises. will sell oil of orisI
-hA Lot No s. IN sluare No. Sss. frontins "a
l'ti n ' rsinis svehue. near "a street AMI run
hing bsek @ scuth street This lot has tees
e.tolNio into siN coed building lots eat Stth
. front q "a feet 6 inches three on ytrg,nis -
'nne snd thres on south d street.
lht,e Lots viii be offered .eparately IN. p,r
", ~ the nrst 10 have the privilege OF tai M
the etherssi ihe same price Partcnisr stt~ntto,
AitsS 4 this sale. the Lots are tn all -
cesirable, snt viii b. .old nrob.hiN .e-x ss.s
80, sua g ,,i ~, inin1s stnS &" Auy psrtie, ls
sltihs unil1lt lots sni Others. viii have = -ar.
orpcr,uri'y 81 purchasing IN a rapids ,mnre,i.,
ne ighbcrhood f'1'' '''Pi WINK
Tsufy given.
Terms one th'rd cssh, balance in one snst
years deposit OF . 0U each Lot r. ntras -
tine ofrs'e. 1Ho> MIIIFR .ttSry1,
ma loeod J NHEEIER A Co &c.
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srOR REeT-One Of the best STORES in the
j city; Ne 400 7th streets opposite the Post
Off ce; the fixtures fer sale; rare chance tor any
Kind Of business. feb L. If
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EAkM FOB sALt-The subscribers. executors
valuable Ann, containing li2 acres more or
less, .ituste on the public road leading from
Washing gton city to COleevilie, MONTGOMERY conn
IT,. Md eleven miles from the fermer and two
miles south of the latter place.
This 10 a highly Improved ald productive Farm,
with good buildiB -, in -four shing community
adjoining the lands of DR.. W ashington Duvall, W.
L shaw, and others
Price and teins will be made known on applica-
tion to the executors No. 80 South Charles street.
Baltimore, Md.
o A. PARKER,}
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GOVERNMENT SALE OF Condemned N,
shL STONES, EQUIPMEN rs, PRJyIsIoNS
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-23
Mn1 minme

sluf tieslt9em Grunb, 70 leidt unb e%epanbt,
9ipft Der Minnebaba frDbli@ bur9's 2anb
Die 11fer gar lieblt&es @riu umFi&t
Ct ipieselt sefaQis metn Mnsei@t.
S9on bat Ct Grsiebuns, Der prairienlOtu,
Gar feline 8etuesuns unb sutea Son
Die bat Qate Minn tonta Jpn beisebra9t
Mus bent er seFp0en 10 fill unb 70 iaat.
Do@ bpr9, ,pas 1T bas? g. S9elmenssl eI,
@as treitF bu he @ader jebt boppelt 70
i9neu?
@as brault bic Glutben 70 tuilb utb 10 laut,
8is @e0e auf @elle ii@ tblrmenb erbaut!
@as mub i9 eri9au'n? ltnbaubiser Bad,
SIM @prunse entfe7elt> sunt felisen Dad
9inab CUR eewaltieet Tiefe bu i9aunaf
Did @~prutelnb ais @ulfe gum 9immel baum1.
Sci @utt ipl9' S9auipiel it srob, 1T i9Sa!
Gs lebrt mid spn Neuett bic @abrbett ser~
,Geb'n:
DAP unbeirrtt tuv& aubern 3mans
Natur Yerfulet ben eis'nen Gang:
@o rinst ii6 Der Genius nit @@msrssa los
stus tridenter l1nterju9urs @4epk
Sa, fiesrei9 bur@ 8anoen nnb GeOeln sr hridt
Die @9minsen ST riibren int bimmli}der
2idt!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-23
Bier lit Bic Narple!

SIS BAT Der Silently Der @etraafs gar sisl
Snt 2aufe Der :3eittn ~eriunnen
gu laben tea Duri, su piirssn bns @pifL
Belebent bic 3raft bic Serronnett;
ODD einf1nals, ais Ct l@ Gines erba@t
Sat beimli@ Der Seufel ms Gdufdsn sela9t.
Den Mameu, ben etls,L i'd eu@ midt ser7
bebr,
Gar trefenb tpirb @@napYs er sebsiBea,-
CT {duapst mad ben, 9eib unb i@nupft mad be1
Ger,
limb f@rer ITS, i9 inn gu entreiben.
De@ tpent er tief lit bic @eele sslsbh
Dem 1T es TINT @bre unb 8reibeit ssideb'n.
Das @eit, tas eite, auert ibn erradt
gu rStben lie bltiden Wansen,
Do@ bat ct 4. runslis unb ran3is ssntadt
@el@' @9redss, reld' tGlase,, ,psl@' Sas
gen!
Das @eib ibm idwSxt nun ewigen 9ab
ltnb nsnust jest i9Sn 1,as. tpas f9nti9tis uni
MaB.
Der Mann bod, Der 0itapel wirb nilnmer
raetr Hug,
2GBt NetS ld sea1 Ma0tn ketbSren;
Ct prifste einf an, serpurfeuen Srus,-
Wel6 Qarmem unb @dimpfen unb @@wSren
Mas friiter tas @eib bat ut @9Snbeit g.
tra9t
Sat iebo bic Manner su Narren sema9t.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-23

Tribpltn tpar es einmal 3u Mutbe 9etps<
len, ais .pdrf etne eisere 5onne IN fetn &C.
raatb etnss3csen uao dls tudroe ein @crDats
we9se3p9sn, btntcr Incident tim bic 9aa3s
SADpfuns IN eiretn r,suet, fADnen 9tdte
entsesenld9elte. Or bdtte bic sanse Nelt
ans 9er5 brlden .mb9en uno laut aufjauA'
sen in u%nnennbarer Cuff, Die freanelt9s
&ebe Der sisbetb bate lelh inneres Slid
herpprse3aubert. < ~f
Sect tpar ibnt Der eidts Sag unbeimliA.
Statt Der Come f4webte Dor ibm tas fall
Sc, erinlenbe Geii4t bes 9aders, antatt bss
Rimmeltlaues laF er bic 8tutla&e, in mel
DER Der iunse SGltnwtrtp fd trammte. Or
b6rte ntdt bic Mcrsenslcde une ben Gang
Der gSseL 1pnbern ten Webeiaret Der CUNT
Spee setrefenen urb bas @utb> nne @nsf@
ee9eu1 Der 8auftnbsn unb M6webrenben.
Sebe 8lume ntabnte tbn an 9efdmadts
@rabbusel, Htnter iebem 8aum unb Tels<
b1od arsu6bnte er gerfplger unb bltBenbe
@ewebr1iufe. Sbm trdre e5 reAt 9etpeien,
trenn bic Madt epis sewabrt unb er teintn
Meniaen jemals tpteber 9e1eben tdtte.
Aber btf BIT benn tpirflih ei1en M6rbrr?
fra9te er lih. Sim Morbe be5 Sdlenrirtbe5
Bate er 1NperliA Nrtbeil. Ginen Me0erz
fid na6 bent @ader eefatrt ;u BADEN, crit
ncrte ct i4 flar; alein er Bate erit nah
ieinem Me0er sesrifsn, naAoen Der Yader
cber Elm Mnberer i9m etnet Me6erit9 BEL
sebra&t, nno e5 mar ibm entwrnben wcreen
lit bentielben Mu9etb1tde, ais bic @eraufei>
lenoen Sidt bradten uno NIT Der Strait ei>
mes Mannes, auf ben Der Sob feinea @n~
ipru9 erbebt.
uOewiD, Der Yader 1T blpb %oertpunbet,
wp11 aur fart 9erist, metue Slu6t 1T ein
tbDrihter GtnfaI" IL fa9te er 1d fe1tt
bod ber Sua1en bes .3reifels tpurbe er ba<
purh nidt los unb er be9rtf re4t ppb1, in
welde iAli,nnte Gage er eeratben, neil er Ser
anereienbe sepeien tpar, unb bic ausse>
lDjhten eihter 96ulb unb l1nlhu1p NIT
cemlslbm @dleier Ser Tiniernib bspedt
batten.
8letd uno entieQt, trbeSuaube uno bun9<
eris, tn serri0enen Mnsuse, ra9te er iih bent
Nalbe berspr.
CT ftanb Dor benz in einem blumtsen Sod
tbilGen einiam 9elesenen etemali9en Npn=
nenflpfer @tttiaem.
3dn9it 1T Der Gborselans Ser frpmmsn
Serpbnerinnen p%ertlunsen, bic 0ebduee lte<
BEN 1eer unb bbe.
Sur elm Yfarrberr tauit bier lit tic fer Ab<
9eiAtebenbeit.
Dr6 rufen bic @loden Ser aloterfirde bic
8etpp9ner Der Gesene nod INNER in eeu
pfarr9pttesbtenlt.
Sribplin trat tit bic STRIDE, aQsin er. ssrr
,np4te ntht ;a beten. Der hutenbe6eilanp
am Srerse ihien tint tef1nnte .3iee digit
nebrnen.
Gr ]deute pcn Mnblid Der MenlAen, benn
ibm mars, ais fiinte bic @eihidte Der 20
ri9en Na&t ibm auf Der Stirne 9efdrieben,
70 bab Seber fe ;a leie,t per1nDse.
[Tortiebuns folst.]
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-23
Gei6tbu nj.
(Grn Mlban Stpl;.)

Is tit einmal tin alter @farrer 9eiprbsu
unb BAT ein Gern1Deen btnterla0en BON finf~
3igtaulenb @ulben. Damit aber bteies Welo
na6 ieinena Spbe nidt serwaiF, fonbern Der
lpyet werbe, IL batter MQes ietner @ausbdl<
term permuat. Da nun bic Mte bas Ytele
0elo betau1, 10 1T fe verridt pber nirrii9 &C.
t~pprben; iie btlbet iNA ndnnlt9 Elm, bas 0elo
lanse ni6t unb iie ntuNe TT ibren altea ST.
9en nod elenb ST. Grunte 9eben. Muf bieie
@eile bat Gptt auf bic Sunbe bes 9farrers
eleiA au@ bic Strafe selest unb bas Aerser<
niB..se1Siht. Das Sunbenselb BAT bic ST.
din ntht reidsr semaat, fonbern drmer, es
Bat tbr ben Ser tanp s%enrrtnen.
Das @elb BAT lterbaupt bic bSN Suseno
at iid, baB es bic Menlben nidt rur oft
1Ale6t n,adt, ipnbern aud perridt. @is
siele Menihen tpesen @elbia6en forttpdb,
renb 1T ben s3u6tbduiern unb @efdnsnt6en
isen, pas 1T gar ni4t gu sdtlen. Do6 bte6
fino meiiens arn,e SrSpfe. Die reiden Ser
ren, bic lit @elbiaden ible Grtfe sentadt
baben, tcnt11et IN etn aneere5 3~udtbaus, TT
bic @6Qe uub sieQeidt tperben bprtbtn piel
n1ebr .3l9t1in9e aus bem Stanb Der @oabe~
f~teuerten ale Sabr pom Sob einseltefert, ais
III a1en :3udtbduleru Der Welt %suia,nme,,
9enp1nme1t @efansene iieen.
Stun has fnb alte 0eiataten, bic is6er
prbentlide G%briienmenfA weiB, Mber toe
niger bea9tet man, bab es tetnen @tof III
Der @e1t 9ibt, tpel4er 70 piele Men1hen ser
riidt ma@t, ais bas @elb. SIT es 81. nidt
cine @erradtbeit, tuenn Elm alter Mann, mel.
der aberFaiiis Gtnfomuer bat, fem @elb 70
ferelt9 5ufaramenbdlt, tpte tpenn er nod 700
Sabre su 1eben bdtte, unb f9 felber niat
einraal an @pets unb 3ranf sSnnt, tpas CUR
Grbaltuns ber @eiunbtett btenlt@ 1T. Gs
stbt senus Meni9en, unb serabe lei ben
Botltabenben tuel@e ni9t 6errer aber tbr
@elb, fonbern ie iinb bte @flapen tfres Gel
bes. Ste la6en lieber tire betea Sreuube in
Notb uno glenb f%on,nen, ais bab fe ier
@elo ansretfen unb bamtt belfen. Gtnem
9uten 8efannten etnen Dtent gu ertpetien,
roenn er franz 1T, ibn beluAen Yielet9t ben
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-23

Sic 1teberiD,peut,,t,,n8.

Sou bes Sesens transten 9aus unb SYeider,
gea tes Sesens la&ten @alp uno Glur,
l1no bet MsniG, at 8ru@t unb Jrob1nm rei9er,
DANTE tnnis @ctt unb Ter Matur!
Dp@ bieniebe.. tpedieln Web' unb @pnne;
Dena bic Grbe 1T fein Yaraties,
11nb tpas beute jdudst il, parme Sunne,
@al;t @i@ ,tprsen talt in Sdutt urb Sizes.
Se ersins's BEN i@Snem S9wei;erlanbe,
Mts urplSsIi@ iibsr Ylan unt 9Sb'n
praGelnb fog bic @inbstraut, unt bic gante
@tarrsr @let|9er tra9 ter beige GS9n.
8aa' unb GIaGe i&wpaea an urb i~prensten
l1naufbaltlam Gelo unt Sells unb trdastsm
Donnsrnb nistermGrts ein Meer sur
9hlamm !
@aloer, @drten bunt nit Bru9t tebansen,
5atteu, 5duler farsten tit bic Glutb>-
aiaber, Miitter, 1bter' unb Meniden rarssn
Sn @ersweiauus nit bes Sturnaes @utb.
Mireenbs 9ilfe rings unb feia Grtarmeu!
8lise nur erbeQten Nrtb urb Madt
limb be3eusten ben serlan'nen Mrmsu
MQ bas Gteub, tas ter 9turr1 getra1t.
N,m bei9eint, ais tpdre l1idts ~beeesuet
A(ar bic @unre tpieber Glur urb Walb;
Oo9 fe pransen niGt ntebr rei9 eeiesnet
@enbert leer, seridlammt, serfSrt ,nb talt.
@lidlidb Mle brunt, bic ausserunsem;
@ie enpfnten 5unser ni9t uno Jr9t;
Du@ bic Mrmen, bic bent Sob entiprunsen -
@er serlrrst le nun init 8rpt unb Grpt?
Sumpen ,'rif uu,bi1e1 ibrs Glister,
9siae 5itte itebt mebr unt ttin 9esrt>
$50 ie enits 19afenb f0nnten pieber
Gid e%rrinser, ,pas bic Glntb ssrsebrt.
So bic Trau'n utb Mannsr! l1nb bic 9inter?
A&> bic arntet 2inter! Obns 8rob>
Sbne 8ett utb 9leibuns fir ben @inter,
Dr1ut cen Meiren Sut9er ,,ur ,tnt Gpt.
De@ sersasst nidt ibr lieben Gleinsn!
ltnb ihr Grau'n unb Manuer, fahet Mutb:
DEM tein 8raser la6t 1T 9iotb bic @einsn,
@iebt fir 9le germ 10 Gut tpie 8lut.
Sol9e Qiebe ma9t bas Gleno linbe;
Denn fe bift nit &atb uab 29at une
tridt
Mit benz 8ruber ielblt bic lebte &inte;
Drum bic 1alte BOT bent MnseI@t!
Jran3 9uber.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-23

@er BAT fe ni9t traudela uno taartela &C.
1eb'M
Gid tp1l;en int @9muse Der 8alen!
Die Weiber erl9rsden unb kansen li1e Tleb'n
Die 9inter scr Mbi9eu ertlaien
liest Ct, Der Trinfer, bas Auge 70 plle,
Der eiul eas ein ebles, Elm eSttli9es S'le.
.r. 0atriel.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-22

The general order from the Horse Guards
directing the return Of the regiments tC
England, and from there to foreign stations
has never been Withdrawn, and considerable
uncertainty prevails in consequence.
The dispatch from London saying thA
the United States had made n demand upor
the British government for an explanation
Of the Mary Lowell case is looked upon "a,
another speck of war.
ALBANY, \ \. April Il A heavy fresh
ct has caused considerable destruction OF
property along the line o' the railroads lead
ing to this city. Al, dock shcre. aud Steam.
boat Square, are submerged, aud the water
is high up onto one or two streets. Steam
boats are reached by temporary bridges and
passengers from New York steamers are
landed in small boats The water rose till
evening but ia now Rpparsntly Gt a stand
The Central railroad is two fsot under water
Orskana and Cincinnati and Chicago ex.
press trains, aud Boston and New lork eN.
press trains, are detained at this point. No
trains have left on the Central road since
o'clock this morning Trains on the Hud.
son River road met no interruption but the
water is rising on the track.
HAVANA, April 2l.-Tha Catalonian vol.
untecrs, accompanied by detachments Of
modified colorci troops, sailed for Gil.
brara.
Adyices from Nucvitas state that Gen.
Lesca had arrived there from Puerto Priu.
cipe; he would take supplies, provisions,
and ammunition there and return.
Gen. Lclora has been appointed comman
der in chief Of the Spanish forces in the
Central Department, He has been rein.
forced with l,ooo troops from Havana, with
which he will commence vigorous cam.
pajgn against the insurgents. One OF the
principal objects Of the campaign will be
the restoration Of railroad communication
with Nuevitas.
The steamer Borja, Of Fernando Po with
prisoners from Havana, put into Porto Rico
with her machinery disabled.
4 steamer arrived to day with thousand
regular troops from Spain.
lnnoCenco CasonOya has been released.
SPRNGrIELu, LII, April 22.-Goyeruor
Palmer will immediately send competent
persons to Jacksonville, TO make anestlmato
of the cost of rebuilding the blind asylum
and to obtain other necessary information
in relation to the matter, before deciding 10
call the legislature together 1t is Tumorcd
hat the people of Jacksonville are willing
10 offer the state liberal bonus toward
building the asylum, even to amount TO
suitable structure for delivery
.ree Of expense TO the state. II is also re.
ported that the city Of Bloomington will bid
for the location, proposing TO place the sol.
iiers orphan asylum building in the hands
IF the state for a blind asylum.
DIS MoNus, April 2l.--The State School /
'uperintendents' Convention met in this .
'ity to day About fifty county supernten
lents, and double that number of teachers |
,nd visitors are present
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-22

The President has nominated the follow,
ing brigade Of Quskers to Indian agencies
His action in this respect may be taken as
an official Interpretation of his dishonoring
Shibboeth; LET US have peace:
Howard White, at Omaha Agency Low.
rie Tatrum, Agent for the Kiowas, Apaches
and Csmanches; Brinton Darlington, at the
Upper Arkansas Agency; Albert L. Green,
Missouri Agency; Edward Painter, Upper
Platte Agency; Reuben L. Roberts, Shaw.
nee Agency; Thos. H. Stanley, for Potta.
watomie Indians, Kansas Jacob NJ. Troth,
for Pawnee Indians, Nebraska Thomas
Lighttoot, Great Memeha Agency; +. Nc.
Maui, Sac and Fox indians; A. NJ. Janney,
Santa Sioux Agency; Edward Swayne,
Pawnee Agency; J. G. Tyson, Winnebago
Agency; James Stanley, Usage River Agen.
cy; James Richards, Delaware Indians,
Kansas Joseph Newson, Kansas Agency !;
knoch Hogue, Superintendent for Central
Snperlniendeney; Samuel Janney. for the
Northern SuPerintendency; S. s. Caldwell
Houston, Agent, Omaha,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-22

1t is at last announced thst Senator Fen
ton has concluded his character is worth
something, and will sue the Commercial
Adrertiser and Eoening Post, of New York,
for libel. After his name has been hawked
about for over a year. with the charge Of
corruption in Office attached to it, he thinks
his character is yet worth 100000. The
prediction is ventured that complaint will
never be filed in any judicial tribunal
against either of these journals by this Sen.
atorial scape grace.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-22

The Springfield Mass Republican says
"One could wish that Mr.. Motley had little
more of the cool and silent quality for which
the best diplomatists have been noted. He
is accomplished, celebrated and man of
the world; but he undertakes a difficult EN-.
bassy, in which it is good deal easier
to fail than to become more distinguished
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-22

The President has "acceded" from the
following nominations for reasons not stated ::
A. 5. Russell, Of Pennsylvania, as mnis
ter resident at Costa Rica Henry $. Wet
more, of Pennsylvania, consul at Manches
ter; Benjamin Huntsman, rs postmaster at
Sfoudsburg James Hunter, as postmaster
al 81. Joseph. Mo.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-22

The Republican State Convention of Ten
nessee net at Nashville on the Goth; there
was slim attendance, but sufficient to hatch
out the following nominations for Supreme
Court Judges George Andrews, Vim. Nc.
Claim and Alvin Hawkins. Judge Shackle.
ford don't propose to be shackIed by the
convention, and proposes to run on his own
merits, divested of the weight of Republi.
can nomination which would SO "easily be.
setn him,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-22

The Illinois Press Convention is in session
at Cairo. A resolution was offered yester
terdHy, favoring the passage of law by the
legislature, requiring all general laws to be
be published in every paper in the state at
the cost Of composition; and local laws to
be published in the localities interested.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-22

Ex-Governor Wise of Va, has written a
letter in which he accepts the situation as a
divine dispensation. He says; "God knew
what poor finite minds north and south
did not forsee--that nothing but fire and
sword could emancipate negro slaves on this
continent lie also says; "The war was
national necessity permitted by divine Proyi.
dence to prevent (ir the end | hope greater
evils than the war itself"
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-22

The tunnel on the Iron Mountain Rail.
road, the only engineering difficulty, has
been completed, and the road will be run.
ming to Belmont in July. Tho company is
building a ferry boat to cross cars from
Belmont to Columbus, the gauge of the
road being the same ar southern roads.