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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-23

DEPuFz CoILEo1oR.-It isreported that Cen
eral J. B. Dennis viii be Deputy Collector Of
Customs under Mr.. Geo. W. CLARK.
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HAszas ooarIUs.%AAgshq time 'ainee ne
gro, nemed Robert Lloyd, Who, BY sheway. is
all Of the time in limbo for larcenies and bur-
slaries, was committed to jail for burglary and
larceny. On yesterday he Has carried before
Magistrates Bunch. Richmond and DeLarge,
colored, on writ Of habeas corpus, md dis
charged.
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TIE STEAMER Enmn win accompany the
yachts during their race Saturday. She will
leave South Atlantic wharf at II NJ.
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WE WOULD call the attention Of all who are in
want Of travelling or plain trunks, to call at
John Commins', No. 1Sl Meeting-street. nearly
opposite Market. His prices will be found to be
quite low. 1mth4 July 23
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BUsINESS TOES.

CooTEs Sour, boiled mutton, with caper
sauce, fish, &C., for lunch at Torck's Our
House. this forenoon.
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DE CA RE Full
WHAT MEDICINES
you ia * e.

WHEN YOU ARR PKG -USTED BY OVEkWORK
OF head or haud and feel the need OF someihir in
yieorapg don't drink whiskey or any into1ca ting
thing whe her upGer the nfme OF siiters or other.
wise. such articles give just a much strength to
your weary bod, and mind the whip gives to the
faded horse, and no more. Alcoholic stmulants are
Injurious to Nerve health and are ALWAYS followed
by DEPRESSING REACTION.
Dodd's Nervine and Invig0rator
ia q TONIC aud GENTLE sTIMrLANt which i.
MOI attended hy REACTION. WI at It gains tor
Won it malntairs. When it freshes body or mi d,
it refreshes wi natural sirergih thai comes 10 say.
We are not recon. mending tee,oiasm in the interest
OF anv faction; but long sud extended observation
caches that he WHO 1esorfs 10 The bottle for lest
or r,cuperaIon. will nd as he kecrs at H. that he
IS kindlinR fire. in his homes which aill cousunl,
like th, fumes Ut peIdition. Turn from il lax
ohio that will refresh and not destroy. DnDD';
>ERYiNE l. for sac by all Druggists. Price Que
D~lar. See Book of Certificates that acconpane>
each bottle. limos June Is
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Go TO GEORGE LITTLE Co. for fine Linen
Sacks, 81 80. 6 July "a
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SAVANNAH vs.. CHARLESTON - The MATCH
GAxa TO TAKE PLACE on MosnAY.-Ata meet
lLg OF the Carolina Base Bail Club. held
Wednesday night, it was resolved, owing to the
fact that the best players Of the club were ab-
sent from the city, not to play the Savannah
Club until after the second day of August, and
their determination was telegrapned to the
Savannah Club. the president OF which, in be-
half Of the club, telegraphed yesterday request
ing the club not TO postpone the match, as
they had chartered steamer and gone to great
expense to come over, and that postpone
ment would subject them to loss Of several
hundred dollars. The Carolina Club, upon
receipt Of tie telegram. resolved to play
the game at four o'clock, Monday afternoon, on
the Citadel Green. The Savannah Club will
arrive on the Nick King, Sunday afternoon.
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cHRAP xDEGRusLNa.

I'm CHARLESTON News, the circulation OF
which ia about twice as large as that OF any
otbde paper published in South carolina, is the
best advertising medium for all business men.
For persons who want situ .tions or servants;
who want houses or apartments, or have them
to rent; who want or who offer board and lodg-
tpe; who have lost or found articles of value,
FaxNxws has no equal; and in order that all
CLASSES may have their wants supplied. we have
.a@ksd the following scale: Of CHEAP AnvEn-
1sseits4s. Yss.sas for which must invariably
be made ,eAs..tte ords'. is gioen:
Advertisements Of situations wanted by or
offered to clerks. governesses, tutors, work.
nen, mechanics, house-servants, porters, shop
boys, cooks and washers; board and lodging
wssted or offered; apartments wanted or to
ast articles lost or found; houses. shops. Offices
and warehouses wanted or to let, and miscella-
,neous wants Of all kinds.
For each insertion OF advertisements Of the
classes specified:
Not exceeding TEaKK Lnus or 20 words. ....25 cents
FouR LuKs or 80 words. .....40
Flvx LnIs or 10 words......W
Al advertisements to be inserted at these
Gates must be prepaid and delivered at The
NEWS Office bv 9P. n.
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INTERNAL REVENUE STAMPS Of all denomina-
tions. also PROPRIETARY STAMPS, full assort-
ment always kept on hand, and for sale by
HUGER & RAVENEL,
No. 66 East Bay,
July 10 Opposite Courier Office.
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HEDAILY NEWS.

Largest Cire.latisn.-THB DAILY NEWS
BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RE-
cocNLzRD As HAVING TIE LARGEST CIR
cUzAr1oN IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON,
PURLlsHEs TIE LIST OF LETTERS RExALNr
lNG IN THE PosT0RFIcE At THE END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO TIE PRoHLS
I0Hy OF TH8 NEW PoSrOFF7CF Law.
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DEL TING BE LTING!
5000 FEET oAK.TANNED LEATHER BELT.
ING
5000 FEET GUM BETTING, 2, 8. 4, and s
PLY
$50 SIDES PATENT DRESSED LACE
LEATHER
800 DOZEN METALLIC-TIpPED BELT
LACING
100 BOXES BLAKE'S PATENT BELT
STUDS
$50 DOZEN TOLLMAN'S BELT HOOKS
$50 YARDS GUM PACKING, 1-16 INCH TO
INCH THICK
TUCK'S PACKING, 4 INCH TO II INCH DI.
AMETER
SoAPsTONE PACKING, 1 INCH TO II
INCH DIAMETER
WHITE AND BROWN JUTE PACKING
ITALIAN HEMP PACKING
RUBBER AND LEATHER HOSE
MANHOLE AND HANDHOLE GASKETS OF
ALL SIZES.
CAMERON, BARKLEY & CO..
Northeast Corner Meeting and Cumberland streets.
Janusry1
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CONGRESSMAN BOWEN TO BB SKRRNADKD.-
The Republicans, or as many Of them as q
drum corps and string band can collect, will
serenade Congressman Q @. Boweu tonight,
when he will give his reason for using his in
fluence to remove DR.. A. G. Mackey from the
Office of Collector of Customs. 1t Is understood
that his reason is, that DR.. Mackey would not
remove the men in the Customhouse and fill
their Offices with out and out Republican,
i. e., friends OF Congressman Bowen.
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Railroads.
CuUTn CAROLINA RAILROAD.

GENERAL SUPPLEMENTARY OFFICE,
CHARLEsroN. y. g., April 8, 1859.
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY. APRIL l1rH, THE
pAssC.IEB TRAINS of the South Cafoln Rail.
road will run IS follows:
FOB AUGUSTA.
Leave Charleston....... ..........o.su o. a.
Arrive at Augusta. :, We
Connecting with trains for Montaoniery, Mempu,s .,
Nashville and New Orleans. via Monte'in''' uN
Grand Junction.
''-'- FOR COLOMBIA.
Leave Charleston. a.
Arrive at Colum oa e; !: ~
Connecting with Wilmington and Manchester Il .i'
''NN' '''~ Fon CHARLESTON.
Leave augusta. ~ =,
Arrive at Charleston. ........oiu Z. 40
Leave Colum bla.... .......'...'t 40 s
A''''e ~ AUGUSTA aUGTSTt NiGHT i:i EXFREss
SUNDAYS EXCEPTED
Leave Charleston. ni
Connecting with trains Tor Memphis, Nashville
and New Orleans. via Grand Junction
leave Augusta ..'................'....s.dSo do
Afr'Se al 1a5f'SSs. GohgMsii NidHf EXPRESS. ~ a.
(sUNDAYs E1cEPrED)
Leave Charleston ..................".6.o5p J.
Arrive at Columbia. .; aT a.
Connecting (Sundays excepted with GreeDvile anf
Columbia Railroad.
Leave Columbia. ...o.oU +. "A
SUMMERvILLE TRAIN.
1aavs chsr.eston p. u
Irrivs al summeryille. $50 2. n.
Lave snmmeryiile e.............I10 A. H.
Irr,ve Al Charlesto.n ....,...,.......8.25A 4. d
CAMDEN BRANCH.
Camden and Columbi, Passenger Trains on MON
DAYS. WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS connects with
up and down Day Passengers at Hingv1ile. :.
Leave Camden. .......... .... :o.oo a. -
Arri, at Colum bia. .ll.nO A. m
Irriys .t Camden .7.O5P. n
signedI q. 7. PEAKE,
april III General Nnper'u'eo"ro.'
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prugs, GbsmifaIs, Gtf.

The following is one of thousands of testimonials
that are daily received by the Manufacturer:
RICHMOND VA. November %. 1868.
DEAR sIR-Jhe 81 obacco antidote" prepared by
you according to the receipt you have submitted to
me- and the ingredients OF which have examined,
is purely vegetab e. entirely hal mless. and contains
nothing in the least injurious 1t Is not disagreeabe
to the taste. and as home article. hope you VIII
n eet with ready sale or It, and believe that If the
directions are followed it Will do you rlsimed tor
n JOHN DOVE, NJ. d.
eS- Price so cents PR Rov. The usual discount
to the Trade,
@- Fer sale By
DR.. H. BAER,
wHoLt SALE AGLNT FOR SOUTH CAEoLINA.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

xEsr1Nas THIS DAP.
German Rifle Club. at 8 P. n.
Republicans, ct z 2. n.
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PREsENrATroN.-The semi-annual anniversary
Of the organization Of the StoneWall Fire Com
pany was celebrated. on Wednesday evening,
by handsome ''punch" entertainment at Ma
sonic Hall. The Chief Of the Department,
Board Of Firemasters, representatives from
the vigilant, Palmetto, and other companies.
we're present. In the course OF the evening
the handsome silver trumpet. won by the
stonewaIls at the recent Far Of the Washing
ton Light Infantry Association. was presented
to the President, G. Lamb Buist, Esq. Asa
token of we'll deserved esteem he likewise re-
ceiyed beautiful silver wine castor with COB
let's. vice-President Boinest was the medium
of presentation in both instances, and per-
formed his duty with taste and grace. Speeches
we're made by Messrs. Buist, Nathan, Plnck-
ney, Strobel, R. ". Seymour, and others.
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eeyed;' TO which Dr. mackey repleo: ''Inat
statement, sir, is false" Mr.. Clark then call
ed upon his friends to witness what was about
to take place. and, observing the stalwart boat
men appearing as if anxious to seize him, said:
"Don't let any more violence be used than is
necessary"
As the three minutes expired, DR.. Mack y
told the boatmen to "put that man out OF the
room, but deal as ienderIy as you can with
him, treat him as if he were baby" ihe boat
men then gathered around MIR. Clark, who
arose and asked for his hit. DR.. Mickey then
told the boatmea not to touch Mr.. Clark if he
was ready to 20. YES" said Mr.. Clark, "they
must touch me-" 30 they put their hands upon
his shoulder, and he walked out Of the door
aud out Of the Customhouse; Alderman Mac
key sarcastically bidding him good morning,
Thus the battle ended for the day.
CONCLUSION.
1t is worthy Of nete that the Commissioner
of Customs, in his letter to DR.. Mackey, re-
garding his suspension from Office, instead Of
following the usual form Of stating that Gro.
W. Clark, Esq, ''hss been appointed Collector"
&c, struck out the word appointed" from
the printed form, and stated &c. W. Clark,
Esq.,, has been designated to perform the duties
of Collector
MIR. Clark founds his claim to immediate
possession maiuly upon the fact that the Com
missioner OF Customs. in his letter OF the 9th
of July, above referred to, addresses DR..
Mackey as late Collector. Yet We have been
shown letter received by DR.. Mackey from the
Comm ssiouer OF Customs, under date Of July
20, 1869 addressed to b. n as .Dr. A. q. Mack.
ey, Collector OF the Port o. Charleston"
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fer faoltder e~arpetbas9ers, wel6e rur nil
lenfoie @erf5cuse itrer norbSf1tden Yrotef'
loren. iine, nod n,eBr stunt ppGtiY 8erberbliz
den ausseartet. l1nb burA bic Sdulb hes
lib ielbf %sersefenben, unb 1tur Sic 9timrne
Der Seiscnfdaft, bes Safes ,1b Der verified
ten Selbfiu6t @ebSr fdenfenben @efens 1T
es babin sefpmmen, bab bic fclittiden Sc
fhide Der Union unb bic 9elamutsn natipna=
len Snterefe1 fir cine close corporation Spn
feds tlei1en yanfeefaaten uno tire sefapplz
lenel1, nin,meriatten Mpnpppltfen aussebeu~
tet tperben bic ale ;uiar,rnen 300,0OOS tinrn~
seber treniser sdblen, ais Der Stat Nehe1
yerf a1ein. Splanse barunt .peflide Chi
loren uRb Inti> Srpteftionifen nit ibren Be-
iNwerben unb 8rttifsn ntdt sum Sis pe5
nebelS orinsen unb bic unbeilise, pereerbli=
DE MQtans swiideu Benz @efet nno Ben
f9ussDQneriiHen, raubiidtisen nno fanati~
f4en Neuenslanb<S taaten bennajtren unb
5um Sal brinsen, wirb man IS iiA sefalen
1afen mi6en, bab snut 8eten elmer balben
MiQipn yanfees cine ean;e Natiun son no.
be3u 40 MiQipnen See1en seplunbert, utb
1T pplitifder, fpmer3teler unp iabufrieller
9iniht bem GerSerRen entsesen eefHhrt
tpirc.
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&ubel< Depe16e en-.

9aris, 6. San.-Der antertfaniide &C.
fanbte McMabpn bate cine befr%tebt9enbel1rz
terrebune nit 9ppe; benz @rdibenten Der &e~
pub1tf son @ara9uas. 9ppes BAT fur letne
3reYe1 ant GDlferredte u1b Der llnirnFd99e
%SpGfdnbt9e @enustbuune 9%eletfet.
Yuris, San. 8ublunb brinst auf
bic Grnferens urt bic austobuna Der III Der
1irfet lebenDen 0rie6en ;a perbiten.
Cine sernildte Gpmniiiipn, nit Sarttn ais
grdiibent, frt1 bic &fdre pesen benz srie4i>
then Odmrfer GrpiiS sniihen @riedenlal1o
unb Der Iurfet fbltdteN.
2pntpr, 4.San.-Dar arpye Mfrifa>
Heilenoe Or. 9tYin9fpne fest npd INNER fei@
tie Scrlaunssretien 1T jencm Weltttetle
fort.
Q%pnbpn, ). SAM. -Die @rtedben per>
ben in Der GDnferen; %serlansea, eS in Greta
bemgolfswiQen III lterlanen, per tbr9err II
Reifer ietn fpa.
Mabrib, 5. San.-Gie Garliiten ser
binben fd su Iftipitaten, no thinner rtDelth,
ltnb tit Mnbaluiien lift Mrnutb, Maub unb
Msprb an Der 1asespronun9.
Mabrtb, 6. San. Der gelaaerunse<
eber &%riess;ufanc 1T fir Maprib aufsebo<
ben.
Jlprens, 6. San.- Sn dlen Gden
son Gmanuels &SntsretA Staliens RrawaQ
sen tue9en III boben @teuern, fu bab bas
Miltdr sesen bic Burger in Befddftt9un9
9ebalten tptrb.
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Gine 9anje Station ppm 40
Min. Seelen 9epldnbert ;,t,,t
Seiteu eincr balbem milIipn
&enen9la,ab:D anfees.

Menn Won Dem Discriminating, welder
Gplf unb Hesieruae jabrliA INT t6unberte
Miairnen Opaars tetrl9t sefaat werben
muE, baG er unter eiuer fprrupten, unlfrnp1t~
lSien rapifalen &SirtbiHaft s~eonloet If, ftatt
Sniaien fir bic Staats9eidn9niNe burN bic
9an;e 3at9s unb Sreite Der linton jill 1iefern;
uno tpsrn Bic Speratipnen bic es Hereniien<
&in9es niNt idarf sen1s rerbamntt werben
fpane1, fD sibt cs bcd nod eile aucere Gpaz
litipn Ypn DfentiGen gla1pereien, beyen
Speratipnen NETT umfan9reiAer unb 9efabr>
liAer inb, beu1 ie erfreden fid nid,t muir
auf bic 5aiden bes gplfes uap Sen %Ifentlt~
den Gdas, lpnpern at{prbiren nid)t minber
bic Sfentli6e @ewalt. Die gpalitirn 1T her
@rpteftipnifen> Sting, Iter hefen Gbarafter
unb gerswei9uns mir ginises uaittheilen
tppGen.
Der Yrpteftipnitcn>5tinf it stpa: fetne
@9Dpfuns unierer Sage, benin Sdue3ca~
Yarteten unb S6us3SQner> Gpterten iinb al
ten Oatums; aber bic 9efi9rlide Musbebs
nuus unb MQes uberlAattenbe Madt, &pel<
der ttefer Sting Der Sdus5Daner eesentpdr>
t9 befist, iinb cine Der Tru6te Der t@errlhaft
ber republtfanif9en @artei. @te nantent~
lt4 bic meili4en &abifalen btefss bur9 ibre
et9ene &ur;iiAttsfeit unb @arteileibenfdaft
seiaafene Sod farper en1pfnoen, pbne Bic
iebt Mutb unb Gnti9lub 3u setsen, es absu~
faatteln, ba8u sprerft einen 8eles. Die ra>
bifale ugbicaso Sribune" ldbt iber etnen
bon Der neulid In Cincinnati seriammelten
,Nattonal Srabe Convention" paiirten Be>
i91ub, Der einen neuen @aubanf9lae bes
Yrotefticntfen~ &inss entbalt, fi9 fplsenb
pernebmen;
vBasleg's ansenommener 8e1dlub felt
Namens Der serfbteoenen ,8oarbs Of 1rabe'
Der Ser. @taaten bas Mniinnen an ben Gpn@
sree, Elm @eleb gu erladen, bamit aus Dem
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it'd ties.

= @obas3t 1T ber Same bes t1euen abYf,
fntihen &ailers.
-Die sufNfAenS4 seben jdtrlid 225
Sage @aeani.
- @uf Der Central gaeife Gtfenfabn
laufen bic 3a9e 1926 Meilsn Sflt4 ron ca
eran1ertD.
. &Dnt9 Scbann DON Sa9fer
1T 1einer &6nt9sfrone mube uuo nth rel9nt>
Ole &Snisin Sfabe1a BAT einen gro
Gen 8etras in ameritaniihen Bombs anse>
lfgt,
DdDrenb ber lebten 8o4e lieben SO
Gbepaare in Ne1p gorf f4 gertftltA perlin>
9en; IS m b 1etn."
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Mriftpfratie.

GenGbnlib ertlidt man uur in tezaieni9et
Manne ben 9Irifcfraten, pelder in einer bcben
@teu,ns cine eswiHe sornebme Grclufeitat BE-
trabrt. 81 i'm nun @eburt, &ei9tbum, ST.
lsbrlamfeit pber ein tpbes @taatsamt gun Nri=
i~tutraten sen,abt bale, bleitt i@ int @eisntli-
Gea slei9, tenn ariifpfratil9 1T e5 INNER,
msnn mani i6 enrd feline 9teauns son Nnbsrn
tepor3uat tpabnt.
Sort tbrunen lie, bie}e 8escrsustea, bort
idreiten }e einber in Sammet uno in Seiee,
bliden berab auf has arteitente gclt, tpte Gin
@ptt aus ben 50 Soften, letsn berrli@ uns III
greuesn Sag fit Sag unb hos Mass nut, msil
le cine fosenann!e ubpbe @eburt" sebabt babsn
uter neil tie tas tlinbe Slid nit &si@tbimsrn
iberl9ittste. @ie benedict weyeen fe, bieie
@rpben ter Grbe> bieie Mr;Rrfratea.! @ie sis(e
Blide 1praben @ift unb DrlG na9 oielen slat,=
senbeu @eFalter, mad bieien srm Slid Grlele-
nsn, pel9e Tortuna aaeiu init ibrem 5albcrn
iibcrl9uttete, pabrene fe alien l~1etrissn talt ben
Hiden tpenbet!. NV
limb bod! peun mir bic Sa1e lei 2iGte f.
leben, 70 1T bic Arifp!ratie gar nidt at 70 ease
@renvn beidranft, ais es ben Mnidein BAT.
Sm @eeentbei, Der aufmerflame 5eoba@ter
tes meni@lidea Greibens mEdte i@ cher ser<
fu&t fablen, ansunebmea, tab mir Mle mebr
pber peniser arilofratea iinb uno bab bic Gy<
elui ipitdit, ter 5pGmutb, bic Gisenliete, wsl9e
man Zen @lits!ieeern elmer rter Der arbern @ri-
~fcfratie ausidliebli@ ;ui&reikt, uus MQen 1T
bSberen. ceer mineerem GRADE eisen iint.
Man blide auf bic @e1dafts!cute il, irsenp
elmer Statt. @er id eines grubeu, id,puns=
baft bstrieteaen @ei@aftes erfreut, Midt nit
elmer sepiden Selta3ufrietenbeit, ot iosar
Selb RiberiGasuns auf feiaen peuiser slidli=
den Na9bar uab ma@t i9 tabur9 gang tedel=
ben Geblers i9uItis, ben mir ar, @rafen pter
8arrn tabeln. Ser 5anoner!saanb bat feline
Mrifpfraten ~ gut, mie ter brbe sIpel. GS
leusne Mientanb, Der iencn aaseDSrt, tae tpenu
er id burd t~elrnrere 0eididli6feit unb BON,
Slid besaniist emfursebobeu leb, er ben
l1nseldidten uno bur@ mibsanfise umftdnte
Serfclsten nit einem etenlu unsere9tfertistem
Strlse betredtet ,pis ser &eiGsfreiberr ben iei-
nett @der pFisenben Bauer. Selbit inter sen
Mrbeitern, son benen man 70 LATTE 0ermu,t,
ldunsen aller arifofratiiVen gurreGte III b1ren
seppbut ill., Fneet man cine srrbe Mense 2eute
bic il9 sresen ibrer e~r!aastcn SsrtisFsit 1np
Giiat;etsit fir unsnt!i@ bsNsr bstraGtsn, ais
BEN Gafanser reer %unslidliden Stiimrer, BEN
aNuttsr Natur ni4t nit f. seitid!en 5Gnbsu
ausgefattet bat. ...
lint alir ariut!id nit after Nritutratie auf=
s%uraunen, fansc civ Sober bel fG ielbt nit
@usruttuns hes ltebels ar, saun pirs es aud
in ben irsenan,ten bSbern &rei(en serl0wiaben.
Sebt aber bilost uniere eiee,e arifofratil9e Sci
suua bic ltderfe 0yuubIaee fir bas, mas tpir
sepGbnIiG Mrifofratie 81 nennen pTessn.
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10. Gpn9ref,
g 4 t.
@aitin9tpn, 6. Salt.

Burlington, 6. Ja1t.
Srn ieeem Staate Der linton fol- cine nit
bet lanbwirttlhaftliden Beburfni1en nth
SntereNen beS 5taate5 Yertraute Yeripn ms
Natipra1 2anpberarten,ent in @aibin9tct
9etpdtlt !rerben. Sin spn SIR. @tQiams.
M%n9enpnt1mer.
Ginisc Natipiiea Sbip's 1ieben burA SIR.
Sherman cine bic DECENTRALIZATION tetreteape
8itti9rift Yprlesen.
Die 8iQ fir eine tirttte gatn spn @aib<
u9trn uad Stem yerf wnrbe risfutirt.
6aus.
Der 8rieasiefretdr trurbe beauftr19t, bic
.3atl spt %etentaliaer fest 1T ter 1ntDnarntee
pienenten &ebeIenlplpaten %ar3u9eben.
Der 8eriht beS New yprf ShniiN els Gpna>
mittee'S truroe bent Druid iber9eben.
(Diefe Mrt unb @etle, pte cpn9reiIcneae
llntcrlu9unss< Committees ibre 0eiAdfte su
befprsen pFesen, 1T Gin elenber 9un,tug.)
Die Sill, Me1he Der 8utbesFptte 3d.
273,672 fir bas Sabr Ypn, 80. SUM- 1869
bis so. Stunt 1870 bc,piQist, purbe Spnt
Committee auridberi6tet.
Mr. @aibburne leete in elmer lanserca
Nebe bic Mrt unb Metfe spr, mic ttele Nez
aierune mad bent 4. Mdr3 ~9ebanbbabt tpirb.
Die Mebrbeit finb Teirbe beS Grant iHen
programmes.
6as @aus bewiaiste l3ii Miaipnen 9r1>
lars fur Nenlipnen. '
New yprt, 6. San.- NaftDr 8eeder
Spn Brppflyn BAT feline Itrden @tlble tlr
$4,000 serpaGtet. Der Staat Stem gprt
bat fat 80 Mtntpnen Opqars Shulplaf.
@apuna, {. San.- Der cabanifHe
Nufitanb fanst an ;u serfaaen.
- Ma6ridten aus Mri;cna meleen blatise
.Mcrithaten Der Snbianer.
Der ,pefli6e steilS(rrieas ica :uNta>
bar1a 9efblaeen ,rerben.
-6ersprraeenbc Girsinier bielten tnStt9@
mono Elm Gpnferen; ab urb entfenoeten eine
Reputation mad Walttnstpn, tpel4e UNI Bit
3ulafuas girsiniers ais Staat IN b%tell'1to1
auf @runb bes a1sentetnen Sttntmred:s
F. unb elmer algemeinen Mntntftie a~nfldher
ipa.
- @eseu S. Surr1t lpa Elm 1euer Yrpsci
auf9efibrt werben. Seberntann bat eas
Redt, iih belicbt9 oft jl Mamiren.
- Ma6 8rief en ans euba TT BE Say
Der Sniursentcn 1arfer ais sic ipantlht
Belasung ber SSniel unb fclen iIe quite Illus;
fi6ter auf Grfcl9 taben, &pnnea ie I'D
bis gum Mdr; balten, IL tdlt man t1re nn'
abbdnet9feit fir sefi6ert. 9te beabltdtt9el
bic @ilaperei sdrjli6 auf;ubeben Mno id
Der Ser. Staaten muir i'm Safe dueerlfes
Nctbwenbt9feit a%n;uidlteben.
-Die @plisei son Stem gorf truniAt &c:
taltserb6bnun9. Sol6e Harrcn sibt es
mod mebrere.
Der Sabresteri@t hes Oruders hes
Grnsredes iast, bab bic @us9aben IN ben
arn 80. Sept, =. S. abselaufenen Sabre 81,
100000 betru9en. Gs puree id,tue'
nahaumeilen fti1, baG ieOrudfpfen idn1mt
1ther eurppdilher @eiessebnaset 5ularn1ne'
mebr B ii 8
-Spbn MeDeritt lit Gbieasp fcrbert ie
ben Biaarbfpteler Der @elt aut Gin @ett
ipiel init ibm ;u MAIDEN, tpptei $1,000 au
jeber 5ette ein3uiesen fne. Spnft BAT Dc
witt feline S6mer;en.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-09
Gnenbabn= Tabr= Mdue.
sc inneipta Gal1ey Babn.
Sc gucur ,sne ct. Nctsr 3lse.

M nc1ptd S1lleY SaDn.
&c eac,sr rns ct. wetsr 3asc.
Geben ab !&plnmcn at
grn ct. paut, $50 gprn. | Sa st. geter t:O5 Na6n,.
$3.50 Ma1n,. &c Sueur Sis sbents.
&c Sueur. 600 Srrn. ct. Yau1 11:05 gprna.
ct. yeter 2:15 Madm. st. Yeul 7:3O Nadm.
Miuueapplis accommodation.
gerlafen Ct. gaul:
1G:15 gp.nittass, HAS Gadmittass, 4:30 Sa9!ai.taes.
gerla1en Minneapplts:
8:45 grrnittdes, 100 0ormittaes, 800 Na9mtttaes.
Stages ~ssrbiusea f9 mi. ben 3Isen an allen yunfsu.
Gaaern Grprea.
gerldbt 81. Saul $50 Na9mittass
Rrmnat an In 81. PAUL II .O5 7.N "
2ts 3ase bi.er 8abn %serbinben in Nsnaaa nit ssasn
Der Minneirta Central Balm.
sobn 9: sinss!n:
MtImautee Ct paul unb
MfnneapltS Babn.
.geGasiersaee ssrlafea uns temmeu an tn gpsa et.gaas
nte fplet:
EassGrprea.
8cmmen ts q. PAUL an 7.18 Na9m.
Wer!aAen 81. paul 1888 BON
seadt. Grpref.
Grit @@laf-@
Rrn'n1e' an tn ct. PAUL Ills gprnitta3s.
Sef1ahen St. paul $50 Na&m.
Dc 5bepparb. .