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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-27
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- ga es ndmli9 aber a1e 3peifel erbas
ben it, bab 2(n,erifa ein3is unb aaetn bas,
npas e5 if, Der %@tnwanberuns ill %perbanfen
bat unb iene Staaten, 1T benen bic ~ entS>
fen G]inipanperer ii6 nieperlafen, an,
lang IA n, # en- portpdrts fpmmen, inp in
ben lesten Sabren 1T n,ebreren Staaten spn
ber 9eaislatur S6rttte setban, bic @tnman>
berung nah ben bstrefenpen Staaten ;a
fDrpern.
NuG III Der Sesislatur Don &entudp, benz
alten AnpmptGins, Staat, fam iunaft etne
gta sur TDrrerune Der ginwanperung CUR
0prla9e.
Das !6aupt Der rabifalen @artei TIT Sen>
tudp, Der 5enator gafsr, ben BET Der lesten
@pupernerrs>@aM bic 3aptfaler ais ibren
@anbibaten aufseieQt batten, erbpb '9, ais
Senator @palpins (Demptrat) ia parrnsn
@ortea bic Bill beiirwprtet Bate uao fpra6
cine ppIe @tunSs sesen bieielbe. unb bb>
rem mir bic @riinbe, bic Ser raoifale Sena>
tor, ben rabtfalegldtter BET berVpuner1eurs>
@abl ais eta Npnplusultra BON Sretlinnt9>
felt biafelten, pprbrinst:
Die S0rperuns eurppdtiAsr Ginpanes>
runs iei ben Snterehen bes Nesers ;utploer
unb ipirbe bic @ertreibnns bes Nesers alts
benz Staate su Iplse baben. Man trpQe
bier feline eurp9diiAe v9auper5", bic NJ
bierber brinsea wpne, lint ben Neser su per>
brdnsen."
Sort ibr es Nusldnper, wie eu9 bteier ra>
bifaleanpwnctbins betiteltu. tpie bod { reu9
tarirt! Wdre Der &erl @puoerreur ppn&en>
tueY setporben, ba bitten ie eteaeiGt mod
NAL etnen ~5tpeiten vblutisen Mcnta9" erie
ben fDnnen!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-27

@lud auf:-Dt ate superior uno
Miiiitppt Gilenbatn @eieaidaft bat lpeben
burA bic tpeltbefunnte @sentur BON SaY
Gppfe II. 60. in Mew>yorf eine Anleibe Don
a WiQipnen Dollars lit eri fer Mprt9ase
Bombs in ben Marft brinsen la6en, pcpon
Elm Drittel bereits s~erfauft inb, fe seben
ab, tpte beibe SUDDEN. Die san;e 8abn
wirb abersSabr, tnsTrablinec son 1870 fer
tis fein. Nm Sertinounsspunfte nit bent
Cafe wtrb bic Gpmpasnie cine @tabt srar>
ben, wel9e in 20 Sabren G6iea0o a6erli>
seln, tvirb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-27
Concert beS 81. Yaul MuIttSer-

@oncert bts 81. saul MulttSer-
eins.-D as na9fe Concert bieier @eieaidatt
Rnbet ant Grettag Nbenb, ben 2. Npr'l, tfatt. -
@ir baben uns turd getwobnuns elmer Der
prcten iberseust bab las publifur1 BON ct.
paul aQe llria9e bat i@ auf bieiss eoaesrt gu
freuen. Man ~relerpire i9 feline SiBe IN GET.
IS tbut uns Ieib, suslei9 aufanoisea gu mil
fen, bab bteles bas leste Concert bte1er @ai>
ion it unb Dor na9ism DECEMBER te'ne lol9s
@elesenbeit ntebr sebuten pirb. Oer gere''
bat NIT aufcpfernbem Gleibe nne grocer Mfe'<
fsridaft uns tlaifide Muffssnl'1e bersitet:
bas publitum tpirb ibn bur9 ein seftedt Sr0es
5auS ben Sribut ber Entertaining 5cAen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-27

Die 5tabt-Wa bL. - Mm Dienfas, ben
6. Mpril, riro bic jabrlide @tabt-Wabl sabisr
absebalten, Masur, Comptroller, Inpalt III
eior, @traBen-@ommi6dr unb @urSeppr iiuo
BON brn 8lrsera ber 9an3en Stabt Mit9lieoer
fit oen9tootratb bon oer eriten, s~peiten, brittsn
uub sierten @arb, ie elmer Grieeensridter BON
ter smeiten unb finften Warb je elmer; ie Elm
6dulinlpeftcr Don alien Warbs unb ie Elm Gpn<
ftatler BON Der ~speiten, britten uno iinften8arb
~ ertpdblen. @dbrenb mir nidt5 gesen bic
p%erlSnlidfeiten berganbibaten auf benz Giti;ens
llnipn Eidet (unb eepib ni9ts eeseu bic beut=
iden) int MQsemeinen einsupenben baben, 70
slauben mir erfens bur9 &udpsrpeiiuuo auf
beu %erGberen @e(ammtpertb ber bemufra-
tifden %Grnennunsen, ~sueitens auf ba5 prinsip
Der &iidwirtune eines unsetbeilt erpdblten be-
mpfratiiden gearntenperiunals fir bic Stabt
ct. 9aul, auf bic County, unb StaatswabL
soQfommen beredtisr au {ein, bic alleemeine ltn-
terihisune ber 8urger BON ct. paul fir bic BE-
mptratiihen Ganbibaten beanlpru9en 81 bir<
fen.
Das Sterbaupt Der Stabtser,paltuns ipate
yrr gQem Elm pa9lamer GSrbsrer Der faetii9en
Sntere6en fem, cine rubiee @nereie unb Gefis~
felt Ut Sage fabren, trel6e benz 9urser Elm g.
fabl Der @iderbeit einfSbt, bas IL eiel gu ben
Nnnebmli@feiten besesbens III seidaftlider uno
in seieQiser 9esiebuns ~beitraet. Gin @ana BON
erUberem &ei9tbume, aber aud bon mebr yrai-
tenlpnen, it nidt thinner tebbalb Elm bederer
gerwalter zines folden Mn,tes, baS febr bdufe
scn fol6en 9erren als 8asateae bebanoelt gu
werben plest. 5aiaereien mad anaa'Gfeften
erlesen nisntals bic tpirfli1 tpinidenswertben
Aualiffationen zines Maycrs. @ir %elaubeu,
eab nit 8esus auf bieie 8ebinsunsen bic Cant
bibatur bon Sobn M. @ilman cine quito 1T.
General @iQis u. @orman 1T Der Qietliny
bes gulfss bie1eS Staates unb jeter Dempfrat
tpirb l1 freuen, bab ibra bic bemutratil9e
@tapt>@ pnsention 'Geredtisteit tpiterfabren
lief. @ir enboi1ren feline Numinatiun NIT un'
setbeiIter @enuetbuuns. German ii Der 8reunb
bes arteitenben Wannes unb Elm eeidporener
Geinb ber ntdtprobusirenben S@maroBer.
@er sera&tet ni9t iene berslofen 9eu9ler,
bic nur bas 9ln,t Der @porteln tpesen iuden
unb ten Deuti9en 2iebe %ecrseben I'M bes u m =
tes piQen, bis fe es baSen? I'M 70 lieber
aber siebt man feline Stinn1e eiaemW anne, pie
5err Granf Ted. @ir feben IS serne, tpenr
man in prlitii@en Mabnabmen aud fri1@e,
ebrenfefe &rafte aus benz Gplfe beropr-
3iebt anitatt iib an bieRpdl9Sbe Der dronii9sn
OfFH<D rObnsn u .@robmusulen an5uflammsra;
nun, bic Grnennung bon oerrn Jranf Ded su
benz Mmte te5 Straben>g ommidars mirb jsben
Oeutlden lit ct. paul anipurnen, Iaes aufsu<
bieten. uni feline GrwGbluns lider 81 itelen.
gbenfo, wie fe, serbienen bic ibrisen Mdn
rer auf benz Gidet bic berslidfe rtnterfasuns.
Die Mdnnef, tpelde auf ben Waro-SidetS fe-
ben, iinb III ibren Diiriften eeuiseno befannt
unb tperoen bic bon ibnsn eebe9ten sutsn CT
,rartunee1 redtfertissn.
Da burd bic Qualification Der 0eieBe urferc
Naumsransen, pie mir ieben, bereits iberidrit-
ten linb, 70 tperben mir bas Iidet ieltil na9ae
Wcde serDFentli9en.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-27
: Sin %eutruReter Gater madte am Dienf

= Gin entrdaeter gater madte am Dienftae
nit Mo,b int 5eraen Gnb suei selaoenen Ne'
sulsern in ber Sadie Saeo auf bsn Gntflbrer
ieiner Tudter, einem Hesierunss'Glerf. Die
Sa@r selanste balp CUNT Gbef ber Yolt5ei, MEL
der bic Eo1ter baIe bsm Slater ~surudfanb anb
cine faredlide Moritbat serbutete, 70 baB ber
New-yurt vDaY's Dpinss" unb ber ~9cliee
Gazette" Elm tGili9es Stem CUR SQuitration Ser<
loren sing.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-27

0e%ffentlt@e Ginlaouns! CUR erSb-
ten unb %soQitanbisfen Nefauration: Die spn
@9ilIeru. g d n, ID tNr. 242, 8. ctr. @pn
iebt III tperben su ieberS tunbe DE @utern,
@eFusel, Jorelen. Gleii9iurten aler Nrt @ilb,
fura MQes, tpas ber Marft at Delitate1en tietet,
~ferpirt. Die feinfen @eine unb 2iqusure bic
tet TN jere Bar; Gra@te, Confetti nnb Gcnbitc-
reimaaren in better Nuswabl. D~ieIufwartuns
3u jeber 3eit bic bette.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-27

Wettfabrt.- @at &e1ep fubr NIT
Glifpros Geipann uno Salitten am Dien~
flag @prsen S Mtnuten mad benz perio~
nensuse 1T @ef ct. Yau1 ab unb lanste 3
Minaten opr benz Nbsan9e befelten in
MenbDta an.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-27

- Die 8. Nuflase Don 9etpttt5 (en9lt>
16en) Ginmanberunes >BroiAuren 1T iceten
eri9ienen. @9idt cure 9ifen BON Namen
ein, an we(te SEER @ewitt bas @erfden
pcrtpfrei lenben wtrb. NbbreGe: gpl. 81.
.6etpitt, ct. Saul, Mtnn. .
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-27

- 8ater Matbem's Mabisfeits> @enu7en>
19af Il ,aa9t erfreuli9e Jortidritte. Dur@ bic
mpralil9en GinFuTe zines ipI9en @eretnes fam
ieoeS Mitelieb mebr su Der Gultur ber Men-
iGenpirbe sern1uGt perben, ais burd tanienb
Staatsaeiebe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-27

- Die Staats> glusFellan9 1T beuer wte'
oeruna 1T &p6eTer. Sat bic ct. 9aul
6anbel5famnaer unp 0ei9dftswelt sei4la'
fen tpdbrenb man bteie @~eleeenbett entf1lii>
pfet lteb?
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-27

- Der 6pdw. 6pnpriatus Yppp1'
n = in Oral, @eott g., eruieberte unieren
Meujabrssrub bieie ISOLDE nit elmer 81
@reenbafsnpte ais @el1enf. SApner
Danf!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-27
QpcQl = Neut
Hcifenbe Macntcn.

6err Mnbreas @rpbe uno l6err
eugene 1bein.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-27
@rpceries, Drppiiipne11,
@eiue 1tub 2iQueure.

As~ B~eipnbers made i'd aae aufnertfa.a auf meme
BON Gurupa ieltf miteebratten Martaraaer Rbe'ntuetas
unb Bursuntsr, setrrfncten Ririden uno s3nstiden.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-27
Gnittun8en

@mpfanae1 fit ben @anberer pp1,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-27
Bailey 5pu1e,
mamfatp, min,n.

Jpbn u. Mrno1b, Gigentblmer.
aottrt a~eaenatet TEN @aues-1epst. 9abIaeiteu uni
MuRern III ieeer Stunte {errirt. sir Tdrtner, bic bein
Tsppt Wefdafte tbun. 1T tiees bas ~beqaeraae xnb beige
balteue baus fir TIRE Accommodation.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-27
at. Neter6 unterffMtunes=S ercin,
Wntfs farmland
unb 3wei Qptten
III perfaufcn

100 Ader, en gut ~seleseaes STUD Yah. u 1T has iues
5Hide @iertel in Seiticn 90, Srmn IA, 3anse % ~
@eilen BON Ct. Gloun. Stearns Co., Mlinn:. git nit Ssu
bsteu unb 6pI, rerleasn; 40 Ider Iub fat refine ggrairte.
Is IL nur IL AQele ron Der teutih>ensliid,en Sdule.
Die Qrts fnb i'm 2ten 8lpf nm Ter Rattcltiden Rir1e
in ct. Club, on Der rdmliden Strd6e, in Gran's Nbbi.
tirn, Gd>Qrt SO. 1 unt 2.
um nsitere Nus,nnit uenbe man i'd, brieaid ptsr minbs
lid an eeu Gieeuibn.ner
Spbn IS. gennin9,
fb27,G r StiGmater, Mtnn '
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-27

@epb, Mu1er, MeGjresor Sema $50
Sos. Setter, 25
q. Sbelen, fir Wittpe 8belen, 8ranb<
fbeibt, europa. 400
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-27
II. 8prer,

@de ter item unn grcarwdysStraBe.
The New York herald., 1869-04-13
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY, ls l86s-QUADRUPE SHEET
ADJUSTMENTS.


s sseRfl sHf ss
NIX. EDWIN BOOTH
orHhLLo
Edwin Adams. .-iaeo
In which she win sing The original song Q, "wl-
E%sl,s Syys, FsnTK MsG. 1s1nns s%s
win an eIcsilsni company. n W waller
'Pf Ssi4 S4&so MATINEE
SAT sAEusRkE s1AELN 1yfSExG nsxRr.
Doors at IA to commence At o'clock. ,o.. =, tho
ssss or AZ is branch ets Office the music store
H. Ditson 4 Co., III Broadway.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE HEGINs AT
JAS Ss1S WnEx Manager
CROWDED, E#H $|;H $$ES$Hs $ES$HsE CROWDED.
The Of exquisite poem has richly confirmed The
% Aasd
genius and approve with applause the
rSsSSae pToGacsion .ma,cS ~ tel sss s.' IN beauty"
BY " f%hs1s e. 14VssfosT 1ssfeS %
NJ. FRANK Era MAY0 HS;n .FEFSRR1INSAhNNSS SRIShNS
Mr. "EhEiH TIE AoRIxccGi cI GRAND BALLET TR0UPE,
the es % eM K hGIISs 0s sNEsG SHIP SCENE ATS
sATsE 30 en Children 80
Oen.s orshe.r. g. family srss css cent? r. 7 Bro.awa,
and the Erie Railway Office twenty Junction O
Filth aRASD ensASs S1d ThMPEsT MATINEE ~ SATURDAY
.~. -. opposite s., Nicholas Hotel ,,vv NJ, ,oyr
E7hE4
The ecsasic shouts which our buesque queens nightly call
and n hs he ssE%F
the press furnish truthful evidence of the
high estimation in which this great company is held This
week commences with
PLUTO;
OR, THE MAGIC LYRE
Also the sSea. musical genus Of modern times
Y--.w77;7.v-
HORACE LINGARD.
FRS. time Of the beautiful French comedy entitled
in which Miss Ethel Norman and Mr. Geo c. Bonif.cs will
MXfiNEE EVERY SATURDAY AFTERooN AT2.
RowERY THEATRE. ,n, ,ou
ne Esz.nsa
sHXEs sHXEs B%zEs MATINEE EyEsy sSssS$A?y
SEVEN P% GoHshs EHnSsaHP 5SS bNEsys AsaT
by ET Ss gFff1 NJ SaS%f to be the
ii pa's'f;f sSf''' g. me
P%Nf6bSfSHc%I fad Il b,fnSHGiiI WONDER , ,.,,,o,
A FIRas5R. Ezsss5R OF 5r O1AHST2fl FfEsE9Tlios
ART ANS ipS asSaaNrss. FEE q
sperior anything the kind before presented to
pubic. Il will be sustained by the unequaled American
Momus, - ..
ROBERT BUTLER,
n his mastery impersonaton OF Clown.
CADEMY OF MUSIC--JANAUSCHEK.
"A POSITIVELY LAST WEEK OF
FANNY JANAUSCHEK.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL Il AT
THUSNELDA; Or THE GLADIATOR OF RAVENNA.
Friday LAST NIGHT BUT ONE,
SATURDAY. GRAND TAREwELL NIGHT,
Tickets e. Reserved seats 50 cents eItra Family circle
90 Private boxes according to locaton) from 80
to 500.
Reserved Tickets for any OF the above named
be had the box office of the Acn
deIuy at g. Schirmer 70 Broadway and at Peters Music
Store, lq8 Broadway.
r,EE THE NEXT TELEGRAM CARTOON
The New York herald., 1869-04-13
SUMMER RESORTS.

(IossThSZ BREwERY -FOUR CORNERS, STATEN
~ Island Ihs cofnmodious and spacious hotel and hoard.
ing house III for the reception rsns,ent
and permanent boarders All the comforts of fs, bouse
Steamboat caves foot Of Dey street New YORK. for Fsctoy
VILE, staten Island, week days 30 A. NJ aud II 10 r. n
sod passes The wswsy Boa and stage Ss ,ss var ne
The New York herald., 1869-04-13
ADJUSTMENTS.

OLYMPIC THEATRE
sHsss GsSF $sHssEH
His foo. is on his % %aatye stage,
THE GkEhT Aaa r. RsRhio4S asRf K XXX 1pAsrox1x,sr
GEO. I. Eox.
SES SES. SES. + +. ssSS: s$S M
7sS 4HS Syss paSSSoSs paSSs
'd liz Ill., Sstsas rfsSS$iss
HHSSss$EE HSSss$$$EEE #$s$EE BSa$F $SasFE: BSa$EE
$ E s$s$s s3s$$s #ssEHsSESsBE
AA $ss$$$shEE$ $sss$$ ABB sS$HSs ES s3SASS s0S'A'
AMUSING IE1GsHs ts1sssoas41fos CHANGES
MATINEEs ~ WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
S:ss: 1lss!:y aas RaIAzH
sGRLKsouE TROUPE
who will appear This and evening and Saturday
u ssEeSSs5s%S%sPp q ss,S!ss
:$sE$ :$s$$ $$!E$Es $$$!FE$Es: .
RAfFHh4Ss TNESslsa AfrtAYss sacoEss
fsSSEfs fs5SHFsa2sLq Il sEHhsi III szs,;-
rEHsh FIJI ass1s tseSAY seSAskY sxSs;
%frTiofsSs. is.
HARMONIOUS MUSIC.
'a2F!Gss 1sgslsa PAhSfahEss RhSaEs, -,
IMPOSING MARCHES:
s9f2sInhhGgs 4Hs FaRsGEss Fqs!SkhAs paskh4:
oHs9Asoi sSfhkoAp 4ANs1si RsAts:
RfS1SSEE H1TlsEE yEkee1FFsR3a4't E7GsT s34'tsoAx Al
TWO onE44 H4s1 HsS5TS ss Sf 4Hz
BAeskf M rnS Ikf
RHhRE1%Ex ay EfESESyES %a5fs 1Sp n xSTER
1sisH IRISH M seNa @ lRHsh sSs.o IkisH kaThos
rThf wsE9T TKr RISING OF 4HE THE TISE!Sa TISE SHIP
The ASb Williams
Al '"'' '''' NIKE AND MAGGIE MAcARTY.
EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE.
yUooD's MUsEUM.-ADMIssIoN so CENTS
w Reengagemen and last appearance OF the celebrated
MISS MARRIOTT.
asssy sssHRs s this Es'a tragedy sss W"
cATHGAET e. Grsd a& FaSIS HooK EvEFlEG zfo ATS
e .as H 6s EAz9
and Oo Prices to which include the Automaton Trum
all the Museum Curloste Monday April %; grand and
aD D Mrs.
Costumes and Properties all and expressly
phreys Characters ali new features engaged throughout
Europe account of their specially Of talent The whole
SIMPSON, Esq 1t claimed that, whole this produc
on will supass any previous attempt at bures9ns and Pan
omme combined ever made or to be made in this country
The New York herald., 1869-04-13

COUNTRY BOARD.-wANTED, WITHIN ONE HOURS
" ride Of the city and convenient to steamboat
child, and coachman stahng and for
horse and carriage prefer family with other boardes
private table Address, stating and particulars Tor
three days, Dor t7as Post ONCE.
rOtN NTRY BoARD.-s0 MINUTES RIDE FROM CRY, /,
" "a let, nve well furnished Rooms In private family
Address J. PORTER, No. Cedar street, Union Bl, N. j.
(yoUNTRY BOARD-AT A LARGE NEW FARMHOUSE
one and half miles from Erie Railway depot, at Mid
dle'own. orange county ~ r.; terms moderate Refer
ences exchanged Address 3ll Middetown Post oce
or a. B. boI All New York Post office
(,bILDREs OR ADULTS CAN OBTAIN REFINED AND
" pleasznt homet. in private famlies reasonable
terms convenient TO city instuon for children Addrsss
Dor ~ hatavAn, N j.
econ BoARp--os ONE OF THE MOST DELIGHT
" fully locsvd farms in the vicinity OF New York an
abundance OF milk. eggs vegetables convenient 10
dress Is. a.. d.. Herald o1lce.
OhB or TWO FAMILIES, OR PARTY or ADULTS.
~ en- co,ah rood board IN pleasant house command.
v land or water Address boz ~ Flushing Post ONCE
VIASTED-A FEW CITY BoARpERs Ar A yARvra,s
sr,s .pa s,rv Aaa,.p r9m rSt,s, landing Rooms
VvAErED-BOA FOR GENTLEMAN AKIN wtpp
w within one hour Of CITY Hail; on . farm pr.f.,,ed
Address, With price, 4e L. L. w. Herald onlee
WANTED-CorNTRY BOARD FOR LADY srSrt.r.
w man, child and servant In private sbe s.n,
y, about an hours ride from the City Half SEASIDE re-
y, Herald once. -" ~
WANTED BOARD IN PRIVATE FAMILY ~
changed Address E., boI 6bs Post oIee New Yoyp .ib
fnll particulars. ~' ~
The New York herald., 1869-04-13

vNEsT POINT HOTEL-HAvING PURCUIsEp the
w lease and furniture OF this house from Captain b. r.
Roe hope have cOntnuancs Of the 90 long
enjoyed ny him. The house now open Tor ihs
N0b OF Gueelel THkODORE COzZHyQ
The New York herald., 1869-04-13

TONIGHT LAST NIGHT OF THE SEASON,
And l6Oh of Opera Bouns At the Theatre
Francais since October Last time q LA VIE PARISH
ENNE and BENEFIT OF Mr.. BECkERS, with It's unrivAle6
cast, debut of the eminent prma donna, DORA HAR-
RIs sister of the operate star NJ Les aliens Paris who
will sing during the entractes aria Tovatore," and Ben
Kidculo valse, !" Arditi. Y
The cement that the close OF this successful
viii be scale Of brlliancy equal to IL great
merits.
Rose Bell Desciauzas Rizarel Gueres Carrier Rockers
Geno Degne Mussay and the entire strength Of the
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1869-11-12
To rnR EplroE New .;onrH-WEsr:

TO T01 EDITOR NEW 1lON1HWEST:
The District Court for Jefferson
County, held for the first time at RAIDERS
burg, discharged the Grand Jury on the sec
ond and adjourned on third day after its
session. Only one indictment was found by
the Grand Jury. Mr.. J. Kirby was admitted
to the Bar. The term was short but cx-
pensive one to the tax payers of this county.
Citizens from this valley who had occasion
to visit Radersburg and that section of JEFF
ferson county, speak in the highest terms of
Crow Creek valley, and its numerous quartz
and placer mines. Little has been said
through the journals concerning the i'm.
mense treasures which that section of the
country possesses, but if it ever docs toot ito
horn, look out for stampedcs.
A band of the ''noblc reds" plundercd a
fisherman's cabin on Boulder, recently, and
stripped it of everything, save the fire place:
TX" is in the valley looking after biz
with needle gun. s.
Mr.. A. J. Davis, an extensive toll-road
proprietor, is making strenuous efforts to
consolidate the various gates between He
lena and Corinne, with view to reduce the
high toll on freighters.
Emigrati0ns TO the East still continue.
Montana will not suffer, but, on the contra,
~, ultimately benefit thereby, for Bread
cast upon the waters will return after many
days" -ss.s-.r ...-asa y...
Yours, a. ever, GALLON.
Boulder VALLEY. November :, isae.
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B.lElLOE IS FILLING.

Brigham is in trouble. Events are s:gni.
licant Of the breaking Of the shacklts.
Schisms divide the church leaders; end
these are but prcmonitions Of the Storm tina:
will burst when Brigham dies. The press
and the locomotive arc sapping the founda-
lions OF the ro'ygamic monsisosi'y of the
worll. Soon it will belong only to History.
and the world will I've better. Truth is light
ing up the dark places. and the Church is
hurting accommodation at the offenders
who arc carrying the lamps Of intelligence
into its cl.arnal vaults of ignorance and lust.
The Utah Magazine is the ablcst print Nor
ronism hes had. For daring through its
columns to speak for Truth and Right,
VIM. L. Golbc, E. l. r. Harrison and f. W.
Tu!lidgc. its editors and owners, are cxcom.
municatcd, as will he seen by the following
from the Desere! Eers OF November Sd. It
is also reported that r. b. II. Stenhousc, ct
the 7tlegrapi, is "cut Of" How is This Tor
the " freedom Of the press ~
70 TIE LATTER DAY SAINTS.
"Our attention has been called Of late to
several articles which have appeared In the
Utah Magaziae. weekly periodical, pub
l;shed in this city. An examination Ut them
has convinced US that they are erroneous,
opposed 10 the spirit of the gospel an:l cal
cu!a:cd to do injury. According TO the prac'
,cc in the Church, teachers were sent to
labor with the editor and publishers, TO point
out to them the evil results which would
follow persistence in the course they were
pursuing. This did not have the desired eff
feet. and they have since been tiled before
the High Council, ard after thorough and
patient investigation of tho case, 1t was
found they had imbibcd the spirit of apos-
tacy 10 the degree that they could not any
longer be fcllowshippcd, and they were cut
off from the Church. ,......
The Ctah Mo0dzne is periodical that, IN
its spirit and teachings, is directly opposed
10 the work of God. Instead of building up
Zion. and uniting the people, its teachings,
II carried out. would destroy Zion, divide
the people asunder, and drive the Holy
Priesthood from the earth. Therefore we
say to our brethren and sisters IN every pace,
the Utah Ndgdsinsi is not . periodical suitable
for circulation among or perusal ~ tnem,
| and should not be sustained W Lattcr-day
Saints. WI. sss-.. 3a.
We hope this will be sufficient without
ever having to refer to i again. 49,
49, -. .....-.t4 Your Brethren, MI
.... .. BRIaHAN You've, IIl
GEORGE A. SMITH,
s. -. - 80, DANIEL H WELLS, e.a
$3.50, a., OR8oN PRATT,, ,+z5ga s.
WILFoRD WooD4CT1,
.:I i0EoRG1 @. CAxNox, !.
1 JosEPn =. SHITlr rfs.
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THE LEGISLATURE.

Il ID now settled that regular session of
the Legislature will convene December 9th
IN Virginia City. The opinion Is said to
have bean given, extraordinarily, BY all the
Judges thai it is necessary. The Legislature
st its last session, passed biennial session
Act How can il ignore one of it's own
statutes without 0 fo.mal decision of tho
Court that such statute is void! We enter
tain the same opinion a. the Gazette, but Il
10 too intesminablc and complicated . mud.
die to wade into. Get yourselves ready for
= sojourn In the Social, City, Legislators Of
Deer Lodge and Missoula. -
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THINKSGITING DAY.

In accordance with worthy and establish
ed usage, President Grant has designated a
National. DAY Of Thanksgiving-Thursday
November 49, The Governors of nearly all
the States and Territories have issued
proc!amations designating the same day.
Governor Ashlcys' concludes: 1T is
" therefore recommended that on the day
Il" above designated, all secular pursuits be
" suspended throughout the Territory; and
that the people assemble together in their
places of public worship and; rendering
thanks unto the Father Of all for the MGR
50 ies of the past, humbly implore that in
Sin the future the nation may have pros
"pcrity, unity, and peace; that ., individuals
''wc may be blessed in barn and store, and
"our lives prolonged in the land which the
i" Lord our God hath given unto US and our
children as an inheritance forever"
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Rising from clerk to proprietor. becoming
senior partner of the great house Of Peabody,
Riggs s. Co., with establishments in Balti-
more, Philadelphia and New York; induced
finally by business to establish mercantile
house in London, and later as Banker, but
ever n true ..mcrican, loving the institutions
of the great Republic and his native hills, it
is but right as it is natural that he should
desire to be buried under the elms Of tho
the quiet church yard at D.nvers. Even now,
all tia. is left of George Peabody is on the
pillows, the vessels PROV pointed for our
shores