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New-York tribune., 1869-06-15
DIFFICULTY BETWEEN CHIEFJUsTICE PIERsON
AND TIE NORTH CAROLINA RAR.

NEwBERN, n. c., June IA number of the
leading members Of the Bar Of Raleigh having drawn up
protest in reference to certain proceedings and pre-.
sented the document to ChiofJustIce Pierson at the
opening Of the Supreme Court last week. which the Chief
Justice considered contempt OF Court he ordered the
Clerk To each sgner OF the protest with rule TO
have purgcd themselves OF the contempt. This created
considerable excitement among the members Of the Bar
The then called regularly and those lawyers
whose names affixed TO the protest were not al
lowed 20 appear. The lawyers interested have had
several consultations the matter but have not yet ar
ryp AZ "A decfa
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rbe Earth q ClOset Company, Hartford, Conn.
s1Iesruoln Ne 5g7 Broadway, New.loTk.
MARRIED..

BPowS-CoYSA-O SUNDAY evening June H. by the Rev H. NJ
Church Brooklyn, Abel
10 Ctaoe daughter Of the late John Connah h all Of Brooklyn
No cards
CONE-BRLDEN-Ia LenoE Mass at the Congregational Church
Tnr,,v June o. by q. Mne Smith Mr. Richard W. Cone Oi
Nsw.York Cty TO Miss Kate NJ. Deten Of LenoH.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Vienna Austria June bv His Emt
nec aru Pacne Papi Huuco the Court Of Austria H. do
Ve Getwoh Lieutenant the lh lussar Regiment 90 Baron
~ Helene daughter Leierer Colonel the Austrian
and niece Of Baron Charles Ne Leierer the ambassador from Austria
to The United States.
CUILD-PRARn Pushng L. H. wednesday June 2 at the resi-
deuce ofJ H. Stedwe bohsrnaS off, bl by the Rev H.
Weston D. Miss Agnes L.. daughter OF Mr. Charles Pearl to Mr.
Frederic A. Guild of SeH.l0Tk City.
McyELY-LOSG-on Thnrsy the 10Th inst at Flushing L. T. By
INRev Carpenter Smith Georges Church, Mr Robert Me
Sey iork To Miss Sarah H. Lolg OF Mount Vernon ~ u
PRIE-LRPPERTS Welne,ay the oh inst, at the Reformed
Dutch Church Na,n the Rev irencus Prime d d.
assisted by Rev u. uuu Wendell Prime ofihe Oh taun
clergyman, 10 Helen ~ Lolct, No ctrll
An Notices Of Marriages must be iRdorSed Uih hIl
HGne aud address,
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LECTURES, MEETINGS, &C.

The lectures of Col Harrison on the Life
and Adventures OF an Old Soldier" have been adjourned
from Dodworh Hall to No. 95 sixthaye., aud to the 23d
and 2ith instant.
The cornerstone OF the new Chapel of st.
Johu's Church will be laid at u. to-day on seventh
aud the main entrance to Prospect
Park. brooklyn
"Would the granting of political rights to
woman have "A beneficial effect upon society at large in
the United states tho subject OF debate by the Eu-
rrkA Literary Association In Ward School No. A. on
Wednesday evening Messrs. r. Lenry and l.. H. Cald-
wo Will speak IN the affirmative, and Messrs T. l.. Leary
and c. A. l.. GOdey IN the negative.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-15
BANouET TO GOV. CURTIN.

PHILADELPHIA, June 14.-By special invita-
ton Of the Directors OF the Union League OF Philadelphia
the Hon. A. c. Curtin the guest OF the League at an
official dinner Monday evening. The intimate assoca-
tons and sympathy that existed between the League and
Gov. Curtin during his administration Governor OF
Pennsylvania, from the commencement 10 the final sup
preston OF the Rebellion, VIII be always remembered
with satisfaction and pleasure by the members Of the
League and the loyal citizens Of Philadelphia This Is the
first entertainment OF the kind rendered by the
League 10 a citizen Of PennsylvanIa. It was proper
testimonial Of their appreciation Of his devotion 10 the
country in Its day ~ need which body Of mon under
stand well those who offered n. and whose good
wishes he carries with him his departure representa-
tive OF this country 10 the Russian Empire.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-15
THE STATE or TRADE.
RrRoPRAN MARKETS.

LoynoS June III ton;os open at 92 for money a1d
Eis Railway shares 9 Illinois 81 Atlantic aud Great West
'cru, Zh Sugar quiet -.
iyKKPoo lil opened quiet and steady Mid
dug upau iliL Miiog Orleans 2d BeAlstnhs opened quiet
LoyDoN JIue Ill D. -Uuel States Rve-TNeuy bonds 8k
LivERPo0L June l m-Peas. 30 quarter for Canadian
Lard buoyaut al y o a cgt Tall0w 81 d cNt
lA-tut0u-LON MilaIgs shOat, 9
LONDON lt4:] mConSas closed at 9ll for money and
9i Un'ted States FycINcny bonds Bts Eue
Railway shares, l9l Illinois Centrals, 81
1.-THE Rcutes, - centneA
LyRRPooL Juue lAgop m-Cottou closed quiet; MjdBg Up
lands Il. Aidug Orleans i2L sales of the day, 1000 bales
TaIIos 20 = cWt Navel Stores are quiet
0NpoN June l4PrtoleHm du at6I gallon og Refined aud
l0d Tor Spirits. Linseed OIL Gjl.J y tun.
ANrwERP June -Peroeum ar francs FOR Standard White
FHANKFor June Uatrl states bonds closed dmcr Quotations
aTe uurhangei
HAyRE. June li-Cotloa closed quiet anl steady
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NEwORLE,Ns. La, Juue 4Coou advanced lei haisggs l
lc sales baes receipts lOi baes exports ot bales
Cold l8l Exchange, l52 EeN.iork sight premium sugar
Primo. tgdlItc M1lassss nominal
W,tgyGroy e. June I4-Sphis Turpeun sole Rosn rather
bettrr: STRAINED al 81 i5 Crude Tupeutne unchanged Tar
SvaSSAu Ga June tCoon firm; Mdiing' 29}a9oei sales
rGo Jure dul nomiualy unchanged Wheat dm
ar And less aetire Of No Sl ~ seller june Corn active
J tropaer; sales 62d62ci No 2a Sole Oats inl and
omay unchanged Rye steady RId moderately ace at s5qc Tor
No No p Iull and neglected lllghNlnes-
buers nomiusy - 9e Mess PORK quiet and r
AZ M Hams stronger higher; sales 80 res at l33 dlb Lad
, ard timer nt gic for country 9tc Bulk
b.rt es bs; shoulders ut BE cah 5000 lbs rough
e N l6 buvsr Cattle iu good shipping request aud lowers
~ Al ri ga J Tor but hers; 70 70 for fair % shppnG
Hogs quiet aud weak At 15G 80 10 tor soOd'o choice Ffeg
inict III A.
BrryALo Juae -Preghts-whrs 3c Corn &c., Oats 8e to
NeoY,rk closing al about Flour dull and unchanged Wheat
In market unsettled sales Of cargo and 1900 bush
No Cbag, a 5000 bush No MilN suke Club, TO arrive at
~ 25 spring nominal at 81 ga 81 % for Cheaso an MNa
20 4OOl bnh New at Oc 31 bush damaged
A. Gc rejected cite 10000 bush vacuum cured al e
M 900 hush kudtd 1uIJc Oats easrri sales OF lOl bush
Western c8 G6 and 5On bush do at be Rye duIi sale OF Sp
bush Mlwaucc No az 81 o. Pork hun AZ pJ1 Lau AIh A. '
ughwnes dull, held lt 9Ic.
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no,n popnERY or A JEwELRY STORE.

While Jacob Rosensweg, jcweler, was
putng mp tho shutters in front OF his store at No 80
last night men accosicd him aud entered
,t conversation While bis attention was thus attracted
confederate entered the store aud stole box contain
Ing ave gold watches, nine hntinscaso svef "a'ches
800 oonf,cel silver watches, and vest chain. valued
,,o,icr ut siOO All tho thieves made their escape
ln Ilni.lcr.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-15
THE CITIZENS GAS co. OF NEWARK.

Messrs. Cleveland and others made an appli-
cation few days ago. before Chancellor znbrsAne, for
an Injunction against tho Citizens Gas Company Of New
ark restraining them from building their gas-woTks In
Front-st Newark, the ground that suth an esID'
Ushmeut would be a public NUISANCE. The motion Tor
the Injunction argued yesterday before the Chancel-
lor by Messrs Bradley aud Abce the part Of the com.
pauaus aud by Mcssrs McCartor and sitworth Tor the
defense The Chancellor took the papers ana reserved
New-York tribune., 1869-06-15
suIcIDE on AN INsANE MAN Ar AuausrA. ME.

SUICIDE OF AN INSANE MAN At AUGUSTA, ME.
BATH, June 14.--Mr. John Danton, n resident
OF this place. committed suicide at Augusta Saturday,
while visit TO his brother For somo weeks past Mr..
Dlnion has been suffering from mental defangemcnt,
caused by Illness. While In Augusta he had been
closely watched. but Saturday be managed to cludc
the vigilance OF his guardian, aud threw himself In front
OF a passing train. which ran over him. maugiing his
body d u "A shocking manner. lie leaves wife aud two
Ifgu
New-York tribune., 1869-06-15
,tp,vy cAr-TLK MAREgT-JrxE II.

Reeves are 200 head short sppy compared with last week
and prirrs ic 10 live weight higher mhr@et ba view
York took but icw Eastern bafes were more apt' % ~ ~ %
br lots sales head: the highest prce rctite lc = 10 I'VE
WEIGHT was yery choice Kentucky steers averaging In
=, nrice however good hrcheuus Cattle buoyan
ny at DC Socke 6ic sheep Ia moderate supply aaI WI. ~
rrre5, Eastern drnand market 6nn last weess pce s
o head Shcae at d6lr Extra 7lc for LOT averaging iOl 10
uog,Rrcr mod rlte; demand fairs market ic higher Tor heavy
the range is y dsic fjr heavy lliuoiN
New-York tribune., 1869-06-15
THE IA cLEpE JOCKEY CLUB.

ST. LOUIS, June 14-The first race at the
Ia Cede Jockey Club meeting to-day was three.mle
dali or $500. The entries were Carrie Athcrton Kitty
Free, jim walker. Planter, and Tom Porter The race
was wei contested, ana by Carrie Atherton,
Kitty FRI second The second race, mile heats free for
all for purse of 800 There were four entries, Sue
DougheIly, Jubilee Sale and Starlight. Sue DOugheity
won in two heats. Time, l:5lg aud l:52l.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-15
LOCAL
THE FIRST ASSEMBLY, DISTRICT UNION REPUB-
LICAN ASSOCIATION.

THE FIRST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT UNION REPUB-
LICAN ASSOCIATION.
The First Assembly District Union Republi-
can Association held its regular monthly meeting last
night Vice President Nathan Kingsley, r in the chair
MI. Nathan Kingsley sr for the Committee Appoint
nents reported that hey had spent considerable time
10 calling the prominent officers, and urging the ap
pOntment Of Republicans and ex-sOlders 10 Office in
place Of Democrats. At OF the offices they had
been well received and appointments for deserving men
promised them Postmaster Jones and Appraiser Nc
Erath had treated them polite, but Gen. Barlow, the
United states Marshal had been very naughty and
INDEPENDENT saying that he had enough personal
friends TO fill all vacancies, and did not want
he assistance of the district associations The
speaker was bitter in his denuuciatiOn Of the system OF
Importing men from the country and other cities to be
Quaered upon NcwYork, is dOue in the Revenue De
partment. merely because they are personal friends or
heads of bureaus thereby keepng out good Repubcans
who worked hard during the campaign. MIR. Le COmte
also spoke suppOrtOf the views Of the previous speaker
and Introduced resolution which was passed unaul.
mOusly thanking the Committee for the conscientious
manner IN which they had performed their work Mr.
WLcggatt then read resolution, which was adopted
requesting al Republicans Of the First, Second Third,
ana lith Wards OF the city, comprising the First Assem-
by District to JOIN the Association Mr.. LegRHtt also
offered resolution ccnsuTing Francis g. Barlow for the
insulting manner ID which he had treated the Committee
8L0 waited upon him. II was carried and copy OF the
era.
The Grant and Colfax Club Of the Twenty
aIst Assembly District held meeting in Harlem last
night, Mr. y. Crawford in the chair and Mr.. Wm II.
Williams Secretary There large attendance. The
Principal business the reading and unanimous adOP-
goh OF preamble aud resolution offered by Mr. Ous T.
Hal, warmly ndOrsing the course Of Mr. Darling in
longrcS and approving hs appointment rs Collector OF
Eerual Revenue, and cOagrttulailug the party upon
he appointment Of Col KctchUm 20 an important Office
10 tbe Revenue Department. The meeting adjourned,
subject 10 the call OF the President.
''a,ss AtH -S-
The Republican ticket for city officers of
NeUIOndon, Coma, was elected yesterday.
Davidson NJ. Lutherman announces himself
HiHdepondent candidate for Governor Of Tennessee.
Col. John I. Lewis, who has been nominated
iOr Eeuiclaat GOyernor Of Virginia, on the Walker OF
Conservative ticket announces himself as candidate
ior Congress In the With District.
Au election for city officers took place at
Waterbury, Conn, yesterday The Hon. A. b. Merrmau
Republican,, was elected Mayor by so majority The
Republicans also elect majority Of tile city officers
Among the gentlemen whose names have
been mentioned in connection with the Republican nomi
cation Tor Governor Of Vermont, Gen Peter T. Wash
burn, the Hon julius Converse, and the Hon. Dudley
DeansoD, Oh Of Windsor County.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-15
CLOSING OF TIE SOLDIERS HOME AT ALBANY

NITNNII " T % V00 1T ITV '|V1'I1VT' I1'''IIV
n this city has been closed In consequence OF the failure
Of the last Legislature make appropriation for t
spuorf aud H inmates have been taken 10 the Gov
eminent Institution, at Augusta Maiuc.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-15
MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE OF STAKE
HOLDER.

BosToN, June 14.-A rumor that Perkins, the
proprietor Of the Riverside Park who held stakes
amounting 20 thousands OF dollars has mystcrousy dis
oppcarrd causes considerable excitement among
OF purses IL is feared that he will not return.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-15

PROF ADAMs's STEAM BRICK KGLN.-Brick-
makers will interested In the advertisement on fourth
page headed Bricl, Burning Perfected"
New-York tribune., 1869-06-15

Clothes Wrlngers all Kinds repaired promptly OF 1ken par
which II warranted durable H. - bhV"S
M, General Agent No % CourtlG1dtst, New'iofk'
New-York tribune., 1869-06-15

yermont Spring WnierThe Wonderful Remedy Depot at
'' SCHIRPFKLtNs No. 10 Wiliamst, " \.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-15

lowed to work in any shop. The Urspms are o."
eul politically and entirely control the local elections
ln several Of the large towns Of Massachusetts
New-York tribune., 1869-06-15
nouVSrIc MARKETS.

WEST INDIA MARKETS
Jlue 1.-THE Havana markets aa and but t business
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-08-07
Ser 3med Der Gbineien: Gin
fabr

aielt ofentar barauf al. bic Treisewurbenen,
bic BON Matur aus bic Mrbetterbe &lafe bes
Sieens biloen, bur@ Gbinelen gu eritsen.
@eitoem bic Mebrsabl Der Neeer slaubt, bab
de nidt sur Mrbeit sei&afen, fonbern gun, &e'
sieren ~belimmt IL, feituem fe @siesseter, Ct
~natoren, Gice-@ ouperneure, @tabtratbe, @e-
%faneten, Iosocaten, Ductoren, Iberbaupt aQes
Nuore, nur feline Nrbetter iein polen, foQte man
~slauben, bab ibnen ber wlan, fe pom Der ser-
babten Mrseit 3u erlIien, nur wiQfummen iein
werbe. Die Neger peroen IS %inoe1en gar balo
fablen, tuie eefibrliG Der Gbineie ibrer griiten3
ueroen fam, nnb es tpirp baber ni9t LANCE an
aeben, bis bic Meser i'm @ioen ben Gbiueien
seraoe 10 lebr ba7en II. serabi&eueu, pie er BON
ben petben Qrbeitern in @alifornieu eebabt u.
serabiaeut pirt.
Die ttueiiide @inwanberuns uimn1t neuer>
binss 70 RAID gu, ba6 bic Democratic ber Yaet,
f~e(taatsn fd peraulabt eeeben bat, einen beion>
oerenprotef gu %erlailen. 1asessn baben bic Ie>
motratea berSiofaaten fi9 peranlabt eefunben,
cine eisene Gonpentioa in Mempbis absubal>
ten, um bieielbe Ginwanoerun8 fir bS9R min,
ftensmerth, tnsbelunoere fir BEN 5upen, gu e.
tlaren unb un cine 9ineiiGs Ginwanberung i'm
@rcben na& benz @loen gu iaafen. Die
@onuentiun in Mempbis beiano bdupt1ddlid
aus sroben plantagenbeTbern. IS banbelt ib
bel bieiea 9erren UNI bic 8eibebaltuns Der al
ten, eroben plantaseuwirtbidaft. @ie mSsen
feline tleinen unabbansisen 6atmer unter f9
ouloen, foneera mSdten baS 0ano germ aQein
beberriden. gu bieiem 3weds fSnnen fe TEL
men freien, weiben Irtetter s%ebrauben, bsnn
otele fno auf bic 2dnse nibt bic 2eute, mel9
fG in bteiem freien 0anoe 3u Der armieligen
Stole Don arn,en GaselSbnern, bic na1 ber
Yfeife bes sruben @utsberrn tansen, sebrau9eu
la0en.
Gebbalb tpplen ie BON BET eurcpail9en gin-
tpanoeruns ntats wi1en, felbit bic mittlerweile
freisewpreenen S9par5en Ino ibnen ni9t fig
fam senue, beBbalb tpollen ie seriuden, ub fe
nidt cine neue Mrt Qeibeisne aus ben Gbineien
er3ieben fSnnen. Das sansli9 lntbunlide II.
ln3eitsemibe oieier ItIaten 1T ~inoe7sn idun
flat senug e~rtuieiea, 3uual bic @bineien einen
piel bUbern 2obn ~forpern, ais uniere %1an3sr
ll9 traumen lteben pber gu beSablen sewilt inp.
Mn cine ma0enbafte Ginmauoeruns Der Gbine-
len na9 benz @ioen 1T baber por Der 9anb
faun1 3u cenfen.
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.prmier ~rpteff, Gpncilinm
Muffldrun8. $pleranj, Trei=
belt nnb Mber8lanber.

Was Der aompaB unb Der Yolari1eru BEN
S9ifer, eas it BEN @eni9en l1npartetli@feit
uno gururtbeilsfreibeit in 8eurtbeiluns BON
3batia@eu unb Nnl@ten, pertunben nit einem
seiuuoen, bur@ CUTE Gr3tebuns auseebiloeten
geriano. @tnb bteie 8epinsuneen ni@t sor>
banben, bann iinb bic lrtbeile, bic lber ireenb
cine @a&e ODER Yerion eefaat perben, entpebsr
Gerlaumbunsen ober 2obbuoeleien, 2l3en unb
Inmabuneeu, uterbaupt i@aoliae uno i&dneli=
DE Ieuberunsen eines eatpeoer %tranfen, unee>
tiloeten pber gar bosbaften Settles. l~1nleuss
bare 2batiaden, melde bic @ei&i9tt uniersr
Sage ans Qi9t bra6te uno brinst liefert CUR
ubiscn NnI&t un3ablise Saufraticuen. Cine
ladsemabe Yeipre&uus unb 8eleudtuns eini>
ger folder 2batiaden uaierer Sage ,piro ieltit
ben Observation-Disclosures seisen, rab IS beren
franfe, uneebiIoete uno tosbafte @eiaer nur gu
Siel sibt. Ollie eelebrt uno aufsetldrt fem @ol<
lenee unb per wolte nidt ba3u eebSren?!-
bebaupten unb rationtren unatldlig: nWan
mub zines Seoen Meinune unb leber5eusuns
adten, uno beionbers in relieiGlen Mnseleseu<
beiten tbuu, oenten unb elauben la1en, mas er
wia." 90 iasen ale 6reuupe Der freien Sarift>
auslesuus, 70 rufen bic 5ulbiser bes lluslau-
bens, bic Greieenter u. I. ~.
gor furser 3eit bat Elm Mann, ein alter,
poblsetiloeter, an grfabruaseu reider @reis,
ber felt einen gierteliabrbunpert bic 9lufmerf,
lamfeit BON MiQtonen uno MiQionen auf G1
aug, ber Dor nur einiseu Easen BON Mtaioncn
bic feierlidfe 9ulpieuns erbielt, an ale gSlter
oerGroe cine Ginlaouns erseb:n lalen, bic Ser
treter Der periaieoeaen &elistuusmeinunsen um
ild oeriammelt gu isben, UNI bic aus sabQuien
ssrldietenen rslisi5ier Inll9ten unb Meinun<
aen entiprinsenoen uetel, ais 9ab, ~rneinis-
teit, 3mietradt u. {. ~, relde bas Oluf Der
Matpuen a~erifS-en uno binrern, ab3uwenoen.
;3ur 9Siure oieier &ufsabe, oieies eblen 3ielee,
bat bieier @reis BON alien Matiunen bic lit ubi-
aer Nnselssenbeit befunterriGteten Manner gu
i6 b.l@isosn ; Manner, bic unter 'iabrelansem
~eitrieen @tuoiuu, nit ben bsrrli9Fen ~seifioen
Gabisfeitrn auaserlfet lnb. Sic eanae
@elt 1T in Der Shat in Streit unb 3ampf be.
eriHen; (e beoarf pes @etters LIBERAL unO ees
@lid.s. Dan foQts bic Msinuus cisiesM au'
mes, Der 8ii9of pon @om il, na@ anf@t Der
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Gtatfielt, GiQmore Co., 81. Suli. Der
@intermeisen, &oseen unb @erfe in bieierSsf-
ton flub in pra&tpuaen, 3uRanbe eineebeimd
tuorten urb rnebr 9eu purpe in ben leBten apei
@o9en eema&t ais je susur in Der Yaraleape-
rioee. giele @tiide Sommerwei3en tperoen Dor
benz Z. @ueuf abeemabt fem. SIM Glmira
Gown1bip, S Meilen nSroli& BON Gbatfelo,
tpurbe Der 5jabrise Subn bes Seinri@ Sones
bur6 leines Nadtars 5unb ~3erri7en, cine ieiner
Baden mar BON Der Naie bis gum Sbre ausse-
ri7eu rno aufsefre6sn:: Ills bic Mutter BEN
tleiueu auaten gu 9ulfe elite, par bas unee>
beuer taran, feline 3abne in ieinen unterleib
ein3uieben.
Cine @eieli@aft 3ieeuner bat biele Statt
nit einemS eiu6s beimselu@t ieitoem 1T @abrs
fassret bas 1aseeseipraa.
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-Sn Ssfalcp1a In Soma 1ebt Elm Gete'
ran, Mamens Mi6o1as Stamp, DON etwa so
Sabren, Der 1869 unter Mapolepn fp6t, ben
1paniiAen &ries mttntu4tee, int Sabre 1912
unter Sadion biente unb ben lebten artes
eesen bic iIblide &ebeaton unter benz 0ras
Searb &estment mitma9te. SIT Der frar>
3DIl9en Mrmee erttelt er 10 @unben unb
i'm &riege Don 1912 eine. CT 1T nod wpbl
unb ntunter.
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Stillwater.- Sur tpenise 8erfaue fin
ten Ratt uno biele gu niebrisem preiieu. @ir
t0ren bon ecsseerfdufsn 3u $3.50 per Eauieae
an Srt uno @teQe 9e1Sbt.
5ter bat fb legten @am1ag Gin Naturereiss
utB 5u9etragen, bas niemal5 wiQfpmmen III.
Is taselte, ffarmrte une reenete, uno unter bic,
fem ereifaGen Ghstte murce BET @eisen nieeer-
ssl6laeen anS in Der Stabt einsMense 3enfsr-
i9eiben 3ertrimmert.
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@taatS N%eutgfeiten.

@tafopee, Minn.-Gar or. 9eilisfeit,
papa plus TX. tpureen als freiuiQise Beitrase
BON ben Mitslieeern bes .. 81. 6. ct. Soban-
res Yapta. l1nterbibunss,@ erein BON @bafupes
baar einbesablt, $54.
Der prdTeent, 9err s. $. 8iri9er wurte
Bon, 8erein beauftrast, bic s%enannte @umms
benz 6oam. 5rn. SD. E. @race, 8iidof pon ct.
Yaul gu iberbrineea ut IS an ben 81. gatr
a%b3ul9ifen.
81 81
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-08-07

Steiner unlerer Mitburser ptrb uns Srer1b'
r,ennen. Wir tabea mttMnbern bte Nepub'
lit sesranbet, NIT Mnoern baben mir seblu
tet unb selitten fir ie; mit@nbere tpini4er
.ptr AUDI bic Tridte unierer Sreibett 3u ern'
ten.
IS 1T gar lpdt in Der 3ett far bic @ieber'
bpluns bieIer alien @erldumoun9en, bab
&atbolifen elmer reputltfanilAen @esie'
unssfurm entsesen ieien; baB fe bic Sniff
tuttpnen beS Qanbes ausrptten tpp1en. Mtes
1nanb slaubt io1den Stof; es 1T @eriawen'
buns Don Otnte unb Yapier Jpn gu perfra>
,nern. Mber ielbl tpenn @abrbeit In ber Mn'
fAulbisuns ldse, tparbe es mid tn @erle'
senbett Ieben, ein3uieben, wte bic @@ulbes
b6rbe Don ct. Yaul, tnbem fe uniere Bttt'
fdrift sepdbrt, ii6 CUR Intervening bes
9an3en Qanoes untcr bic 5eitliAe 9errlAaft
&on1s ODER trseno elmer europdiihen Mon>
ardie tinneigen fDnnte.
Uenus als Antpprt auf Mibbeutut9en.
SD iberlade bic Srase Der rubtsen Grrpd9'
una u nlerer reAttenfenoen Mitbarsern unb
i@ f9meiGle mild nit Der @odnun9 etnes
eunfisen Grfol9es. SIN Der @tabt ct.
gaul 1T niGt cine eenisenbe @n3abl pon
Dfentli6en 9Aulbduiern fur bic &inoer ber
einen 6dlfte Der 8epD1ferun9; 100 wlrbe bic
8ebDroe neben, foQte fe @6ulbduler bauen
maIen fir aGe &inber BON ct. @aul. Mn>
fatt ie gu bieiem @unfte 5u 3uin9en, ltefsrn
MIR linen fur bic @teuer3abler fofenfrei,
swet srose 0sbduben, auf bic ein5ise 8ebtn>
9uns BIN, bab fe bic &inber, bic tebt bteie
@9ulen beiu6en, partn 9e1a0en merben.
&ae &eseln Der 8ebDrbe, >pie ie ansemetn
aeoeutet unb an9enpmmen merpen, fcQen
aussefabrt werten.
@enn unlere Mnbietun9 an9enom,nen
pirb, linb aQe Burger 3ufrteben, unb es
b1eibt fetnGaum fir btttere @efuble, reltstpie
pber foctale @e9enpirfun9en.
Man bat unierer Stabt CREDIT 9e9eben
fur bic @armonie, bic unter alen &la6en
tbrer 8ewpbner berrl4t; e5 1pate u1lere
Gbrbesierbe unb erntes 6treben fetn,
bie1e @armpnie gu ertalten unb gu ndbren,
ia fosar, rpent nStbis fuel6e unierer etsenen
tnbipioaeden Speen fur bas adsemeine 8efe
auf5useben.
8as inmer bic GntiAetbun9 Der 8oarb
Sci leiner ndANen @iBuns ietn piro, 70
braudt bic uYre6" unb Mr. Mattcds ob Der
.%einausisen weitretaenben "railoien Stride"
mie fe ie beiben, nidt beunrnbist gu fstn.
Wir peroen 3psifelsobne uniere t~1eber3eu-
sunsen bemabren unb @eltuns fir @ie fu&en
innerbalb Der @rau3en bes @eiesss. User nun
miQ uns tabeln, baB mir ernit in unieren Nets
runaen uub enersii6 in ber 8ef0rbernna unfern
lssalen &edts, bur& biQise une ebrenbaftsMit'
tel Fnb. Mit t'elem etnbesrifeaem gorbebal'
ten tann i'd bic @erbeibune eeben. baB bic Sd
tbolifen teine @nareneuns MAIDEN pero II
''rEtoile du horde pom ben, Girmamente aus
aulSh9sn cbsr bic rutb .weib .blaue 6lasse tnger=
aeleubeit ~ begraben."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-08-07

Mnpta County. Die Grnte in Mnota
County lebt febr eiinfig aus, beienbers Wet'
gen. 9orn bate tabrenb Der lesten 3 Wo&en
sutes @etter unb eebeibt 3uiebenbs. Die Sat-
tufelernte bat bier bur@ ben Safer etpas @9a-
ben gelitten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-08-07

uidt ausbesablt wurben. Giienbabn'@e eu<
59aften 1pQten bafIr perantwprtli4 8enaa@t
tperten, menn lie Gcntrattoren ensastren, bic
ibre 2eute ni@t prompt ausbesablen tOnnstt.
@ir bebauern bic Morsueeer, biz f& fir ben
1ntsrbalt ibrer Gamilien auf tbrsn eobn serial
fen unt NIT @rpbbeittn abeeipeit perben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-08-07

TIa9sbau in Minne1pta. - Mr.
.Mnterion BON Mu@in bat 200 Slider Slabs, SIR.
Senfins BON 2atesiIe ebenfals 200.
Gin ancerer Jarmer BEL Muain bat 1870 Slider
Gla1s. SIM ean3en @ta1t wurten uber 5OOO
older lit Gla9s einseiabt, BON weI9sn bet
5aupttbeil in 9ennepin Go. 1T.