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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-18

and discontinued National Banks that
do wha? Ask PERMISSION to with
draw their bonds deposited for the
security of deposits which they do not
hold, and to be stricken from the list
DepOsitories when they are not reeog-
nized as Depositories. 1t is truly,
very curious procedurel" And then,
too, the reasons given are very re
markable," and they are these /:
That they can make a more profit
able use Of the bonds, and the de.
posits are a damage to their business.
The question whether they can make
more profitable use of the bonds
than TO hold the same. IS for them to
decide. But, the deposits are a
damage to their business P'-that Is
deposits are a damage to the business
Of bank Welt this is too re
markable to be discussed.
SOUR GRAPES.
JUNE 10th. II r.
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JAMEsrowx, Ny.
Lipgiaoott & Blackwell,

Manufactures of Circular, Muley, Mill,
Gang and Cross-Out Saws. ChoppinZ Axes,
all shapes. COlburn's Patent Axe. ShOVels,
Spades and Miies's Patent Covered Scoop.
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$40 90 Per Day Guaranteed

8 gents to sell the HOME SHUTTLE SEWING
MACHINE. 1t makes the LOCK ST -TCH,
ALIKE ON BOTH SIDES, has the under-feed,
ami is equal in every respect to any Sew
ing Machine ever invented. Price So.
Warranted tor years. Send for Circular.
Address JOHNSON, CLARK & Co, Boston,
Mas, Pittsburgh, Pa, or 81. Louis, Mo.
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The DIFFICULTY REMOVED
EVERY STEAM BOILER SHOULD HAVE
StlllWell's Patent
Heater and Lime Catcher |

THE MOST SERIOUS DIFFICULTY
~ experienced by those who use steam
power IS the formation in their boilers OF
Wnat is known to engineers as s'SCALE"
or a INCRUSrATION" "a hard substance
formed out of the earthly salts contained
In the water, which attaches itself firmly
to the whole inner surface of the boiler
In this city this difficulty Is peculiarly ag-
gravated by the large quantity of magne-
STA and lime found in the water, which,
besides forming scales on the boiler, OBJ
structs the pipes and occasions the most
annoying delays in cleaning, as well as
actually endangering the safety OF the
boiler. E-.f,
SIilIweII's Patent Heater
Removes all this difficulty, sending the
water into the boiler free from any sedi-
ment whatever, and pure as If distilled.
All who use what are known as the % drive
wells" for their supply of water cannot
afford to do without this Heater. 1t will
save them much money in the purchase of
fuel, to say nothing of the annoyance and
delay in cleansing boilers. The Heater is
easily managed, and quickly cleansed.
One has been in operation at Igleheart's
FIGURING Mill for many months, and given
entire satisfaction. Another is in opera
tion in HetIman's Foundry and the Cotton
Mill adjoining.
orders for StillwelI's Heater will receive
prompt attention If left with
WILLIAM HETLMAE, Agent.
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A SAMPLE

-vTgYA AGENTS TO sell the
~ 4 MIR loan KNITTING M
CHINE, Price 500. The sim plest, cheapest
and best Knitting Machine ever invented.
VIII knit q, 600 stitches per minute. Liberal
Inducements to Agents. Address A u EHs1-
CAN KNITTING MACHINE CO., Boston,
Mass, or St. Louis, Mo.
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ATEN Il s-3Iunu a Co., Edltsrs
u Scisnt nc American, 81 Park Row, New
York. Tweuty-three years experience IN
Obtaining AM EEEACAN and EUROPE
an PATENTS.
Opinions no charge. A pamphlet, los
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Of a Indispensable to every Ho tssehoLdg
OAEb Perfectly wonderful! Every body
Guys at first sight! Agents making for
tunes illustrated circuleTs FREE! Address
Apex y. NJ. Co, 2OS Broadway, N. Y.
-TETANTED, AGENTS, SIS to $500 per
wv month, everywhere, male and fe-
male, To Introduce the GENUINE I'M
PROVED COMMON SENSE FAMILY
SEWING MACHINE. This machine viii
stitch, hem, fell, tuck, guilt, cord, bind,
braid and embroider in most superior
manner. Price only. s1s. Fully warrant
ed for five years. We win pay $1,000 for
any machine that will sew stronger,
mere beautiful or more elastic seam than
ours. It makes the = Elastic Lock stitch,
Every second stitch can be cut, and still
the cloth cannot be pulled apart without
tearing it. We pay agents from S75 to 500
per month and expenses, or q com mission
from which twice that amount can be
made. Address SECOND & CO, Pittsburgh,
Pa. BOstOn, Mass, or st. Louis, Mo.
S'nutiOn.-DO not be imposed on by 9TH
er parties palming off worthless cast iron
machines, under the same name or other
wise Ours is the only genuine and really
practical, cheap machine manufactured.
CERE EXTENGUISHER. Plant Syr-
3. tnge, WISDOM WASHER, AND GARDEN
ENGINE for So. send stamp for circulars 10
N. Z. p. PUMP CO., Danvers, Mass.
s3o00s SALARY. Address U. s.:PIANo
Co., N. Y
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LOCK HAVEN, PA.
'PINCOTT & BLAKEWELL, Pitts

LOCK HAVEN, PA.
Messrs. LIPPINCoTT & BLAKEWELL, Pitts
burg. Pa.
Gents We have been using your make
of Gang Saws in our mill, and find them,
in point OF quality. superior to any we
have ever used. Yours, &c.
SHAW, BLANCHARD & co.
JAMESTOWN, n. Y.
LIPPINCoTrl & BLAKEWELL:- We have
no trouble with your saws; they don't
need 10 be lined up with paper; We
put them on the Mandrel and they go
right along. l
Temper perfectly uniform, and quality
tnsurpassed. Respectfully.
CHAS. j. FOX.
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s<EEAT-MoRE VALUABLE THAN GOLD.
~ For particulars send two Scent stamps
tn AUGUSTA DUPIN,
Box 1027, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-06

tpebt.. 5Das @e6t' aIerj Matipnen tperbe toy
repeftiren, fowte bas lrtdntlide. Nedt tl1r
,lniere eisene perlan9en. Wenn Nnbere ppn
bieier &e9el IN ibrem gerfabren 9eset urs
abweiden, is werbe 'i4 %se3tputge1 1etn, tbrer1
Gprgan9e 81 fplgen. 9'4t's+| d '.* 'H"f'
+ Die 9eet9nete 18ebanblutg Der urlprurgr
liden 8ewp9ner tieles ganbes, Der Snbia>
,ers, it cine draae, bic forefdlttse GripG'
9urg perbtent. Sd tperbe tr9enb tpel1en
Gpllrs, Der III tbrer Civilization, gbriflt4>
maduns uno ldlieelider G%inbjrseruns fabrt,
besinfisen. 1850 la. III a... a..g,aG u
Die Srase bes Stimnredtes wirb imn,er
bic Dfentli6e Meinun9 beunrubi9en, f. 1ange
ein SHE'LL Der girger Der Natirn BON ieiner
@rtptlesten In irgenb einem Staat aus9ef
fb1pfen lit. Mir fhetnt es fe9r tpuni6ens'
pertb, ba6 bieie Srase jeht IN bielem sinne
erlebiet werbe, urb bae bas Gplf benaoen1dB
ietnen @uni6 erfldre bur6 bic Legislative
Sci tdtisuns bes Is. Artifels beS Mpaenpe>
ttents aur Contribution. ,srs. 4E.aDEE
@6lieBli6 Bite i9 UNI Na4iidt urb
Duloiamfeit bes Ginen 9e9en ben Mnoern
bura'S gauge 2anb, TIM etn entiatebenes
8emuben opn 5eiten etneS jeben Burgers,
ietnen Mntbetl CUR 6ertelung elmer 9luflis
den Union beisutra9en, unb lint bas 0ebet
Der Matipn gum almddttsen 0ptt fir sic
GpQenbunS bieies Merfes.
(" ..l H> II. g. Grant.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-06

- Die 5erren Mbsufaten Sbcrp II. TrietY in
@ei 9eno, DaF9inaton g.. @is., reiaten an
bic Guun.ytsbGrbe fir Gienfs, bic fe benz 5rn.
9en,fe erSielen taben, cine uaserfddrate @e9<
nuns Yru 5000 Elm unb - bieietbe tpurbe &C.
nebmigt. Dem 9errn Sec. .. 'atsflsr, Glerf
Der @crri, purten fir @dretbmatertalien in
eiuem Sabre 1853 DpQ. erlarbt. Dieie un~
benttercn Ga:f urtEmmlinse ta,nsn nad Weif
Benb, 70 arm nie cine airGennraus, jcBt ebsr
muB Ypr ibren eldn3enben Gqaipasen Maes aus"
aeiaen, tpas ntdt iter ben 3aufen gefabren
tperren milf. Der @aibinston County Banner
bieie satriptiiGe 8afe, bon benen lI9 oaS
SOLE am @dinselbanbe %berumflbren labt mad
@etube at. @sl6e Sdmarpsers aan3en, Srsuno
8. @. 9issr, seneiben aud i'm }4Unss Minne-
{cta.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-06

~ Das Concert bes MuftDereines' am
Dienftas BOT einen Derrltden &ran5 Ha11'l9>
muifalil9er glitben; jeoe in ibrer art
madte fib benz muifa1ilAen Stnre - GEL
tenb, bab Der Ginbrud bes san;en ecnSerts
eletA befriebt9enb fir bic .3ubSrer ais TIRE
Mnerfennuts IT, agapps fur bteSp'eler mar.
Der @lanspunft bes Mbenbs mar fur urs bic
sepcnnsne lleber5eusurs, bab ct. paul nun
tpieberun, ben beften Sc ansreretrt tint Staate
Sat- Die Mufubrun9 be5Mdnnerhpres inter
Ter Direftipn bes @errn 3eastus, lteB 1tdts
sw tpinfden i6ris. .6err .Sande ptrtte our1
fetn gipltn<G CONCERTO fp auf Bite @erautber
Elm, bab er BON fslner Mbuei9u119 ae9en
Daeapo>0ewibrun9 btesmal abftarp uuo
bur9 cine fleine, ater Yradtrpaen epm'
petition n1uiifaliib banfte. Die 1eue Sdn>
sertn BAT I'M Sppran Bis gum ett9ettrthe>
men C terab, cine frete, wunoeridpne Sttm>
ME. @ir bpffen fe int udAfen epn3er.
pteber 81 1Sren.
Der unsartide @ianp Nutpmatpn NAL
tratttrte mteber ben T1igel uno fetten Sber,
fprper som Gdulter bis sur Wtrbel mad,
Npten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-06

-0ea Som Gbumb, Elm gang fleiasr,
eprqulsn.sr, babidsr aerl sc1n ,,@eidlstts Der
:3perssr" asb feline 0eu,ablin BON slet6em ST.
liksr, 5amat GsfOlse werben }ip nadltea WOn.
tag ,np Dsnfas uno Gienlas in ct. paul
seisen. gser ni9t aus 3eusisrbe bic Mubien3
bea u@snerals inter ben j3wersen" unb Ter
:2mersin unnimmt, braudt es audi nidt aus
9armbersisteit gu tbuu, eenn SOM Gbumb 1T
Gin balter MiiQipnGr uue lett int b~rtllantel ten
GtYle. Defer lpncertarera nirps 1T ubrisens iebr
Intelligent unb in alien treltliden @9mdnfen 10
se{deibt, ,,nie Gin Menld". Die 6rau :3mer'
gia 1T cine liebsnsmirtise Yerfrn unb beipe in
ssslen Bssssbunsen duBert deraftsrifiid.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-06

- Der{sibe wIdeutlide st. pauI Nipnser"
i'm islben> @emante tpie er jest ,eri9eint hnr9>
sns int 6ribbiabre RON 1858 bic :gbenen Minne>
lctas> aneeflat NIT Mrtiteln gu @unifen Der S
Miaipnen 2cbn Bill. Das,als >risf pieler pe~
litiS9e .Grlf&,ia benz golfe in fiissn @crten su:
uaur fri{G ~ eefimmt, lit babt ni6ts gu rig
fir.n, nihts III s~erlieren, bic @crontien liub 70
Gder unb bna,benfeR, wie etn @;tter int Mittel-
alter: Sn bss 5 MiQicnen Gilenbabnbpnbs Iiest
unfr Sell. llmlonft bun1eerte Der semaltise
Rebacr GceareQ in &eben us,o aer ,Minnelc-
tiau" in @driften baseeen:
8ebente, . Sell, bu betresencS fiao
Sn bsien 8la.ern iduielt uur @iub,
Sest aber rufen Chamberlain, pian.er u. Co.:
SD lieb bid r4in 8olf in Gielaseial,
Dpt sablf hu nidt wiQig. 10 hrnH9 i'd &C.
limb aus ienen, .8alre, uorin MarltaQ unb bic
tpuhleomsllunirtea Solous bau{en, .ildalt es
suriid:
. 8irser, o8a4ser! jeyt faet mat. ua5 an,
GritSais ridt nit ,e0aaonen" beran!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-06
SeQe SSbmtu, meiHe G6 ielbfmrrb5ha!

- GeQe SObrstn, peiht l9 ielbfmrsosha!<
Der in ben @runnet bes 5errn Minben s~e1iirst
s9atte uub srn i'm estcn 0se;tae nod faum an
9eben berausse;cseu purbe, CAB ben biessen
Gasebldttern mieber gtsanlaRxns bas leiber 81
leidtferti9 a%usemanbse @eidret: uNa6 bem
N~arrerbaule nit ill.," an3uRimmsn. Grtens
rdurae man bic Oruneurade Der @emiitbsiS=
runs in lcl6en 8alen pes uno sueitens sebe
man teu, patieuten 10 siel ais Insvelid lanfte
8ebantluns unb luIe bas Harrenbaus Narren~
baus fin. Wer nod fein Rarr it mirb bier
oft erf re d Elm Starr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-06
: Gs tpirp bel 0elb1eucuuaeu Yor une NJ

- Gs miro bel @eloiencuugen Son une mad
Deutihlanp in @etalt BON poltaumeilungen Der
preueilhe Gbaler elei6 70 Gents Cob sered>
net, lit glmerifa (beigerienounesn na9 Deutld-
lamb sleib "a! Gents, cine iebr anftanoise
Diferena a, Der iid ibrn EN- lebr eintrasli9es
@sl6aft MAIDEN ldBt. Jn ben msifen GaQen
mirb man BET Senrnnsen vun bier mad Ueutlt>
lamb minoelens chen 70 spoblfeil baron fcmmer,
tpenn man bel eiuem euten 8aafbauie einen
@e9Iel fault.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-06
: S,trd, 3ufnIf nrrfrn mir SiPie Mcd>e Nerdl

- 1urdt ;3ufau purtrn mir tiee @rd>e seranlaet, has
3atads=. gfeifen, une Gisarrsnssitdtt sss Ssrrn 6risbs
rid Vrdutisam maze Der Gdc Der 4tex une Sadicn Strase,
ndber fennen SIT lernen. 8ir eriutten naralt& ATS YER
fbiebeuen Iapafsitorss bic Gisarren spn 81 Bis $40 per
Scr. Die befren fur ~beuieltea greis f~aueen mir in jseeln
Sale bel Sssrn Yrdutisa,n III Der Jadicn strase. Dies
1T Elm @int nit benz 3aunpfaa. ben Sober, Der DDS Cater
Res Mautens IL fart, me mir %betreiteu, 1tb iu Muse,
maaen irute. g. anh get the telt for sour money. Ius
Ser Grant gibt es mod n1etr seute, bic scafesn1nensn Strf
r%rr;ieten, unb tieIerl Tnbet man bei Serrn8rdutisam.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-06

- Die Orsane Der Snbaber Der alten So
susbcnts s%erSTentliden Mus3lge aus sex
Fnan3ieasn @palten metrerer Stem gurter Set
tunsen, INN ibre serrettste @a9e 3u fasen.
Dan;t fann man WrInb!inse unb @runbSTner
fause1, aber 2eusn, apel@e tpi7en, tpte +bieie
Meiati9feiten spn ben Fnan3ieQen (?) Goitcren
Der ,preB" unb ,gieaeerI, eebanbbabt uerben,
ssist f9 bic gauge afaire ais einen b5&f 4&der-
liden Betrus. Gteie 5erren rerfsbsa bic
;3wide ibres Geldaftes unb padkn nnb srerben
fett tpic eric Gonbatteure. Sie piien 70 piel
ron ben suridsewie{eneu @erbinelidteiien Min-
xelptas mic uir iiber beu Yreis sru Seebnnb-
5brpn in Ntasta tpi0eu unb nud neniser brum
eeten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-06

as~ Sattlereei9dft Yerlest-
GAS ieit a6t Sabren riibntltdif %tefan1te ~pam-
msr'S Sattlereelddft" 1T Don benz alien plaBe
mad htm uSrstne- Blvd" perlest tporben. Jur
ben Nrsauf Don WerDesel6irren Sat:eln, Yeit-
i9en, fur3 aler Mtifel zines iolden 0el4aftes
it bier ein plaB, tpc man fernbafte, ioltoe Waa=
rem 81 ben nisorisasn Yretien erbalt. Mas
Grcunoe eines 9ebiestnen Gei9aftss l1ao bOf>
lidf einecIaeen Don
MuAuf bammer,
uebeu Stud II. Ehesbalb's Qiqucr,S tore.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-06

- Subelbptidaft fir bic beutiden &as
tbplifen Der Dipseie ct. @aul, Der 9pHp'if
Silhpf 5bpn1as 8. Grace bat ben 5Ohp'.
@ater Clemens @taub >. g. 9, sum 0ene'
ralpiear bieler DiS5eie rrnannt, Als @ene>
ralpicare bat bieier &ir6fpren9sl son nun
an: gers &ep q. 9tanpur unb @er9 Ser.
Clemens Gtaub s. g. 9. barlber nddfe
nnesr. d .t.lf. @#3f
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-06

N;Gt imner ~se,pdtren bic briaauteltsu orpeertes'
unp Vrpriirusitprss aud re sruBtea Sprtleile i'm grsts
uni sie beltsn Waarsn. 1isies inoe' man Srasnrs IN
benz ppa 0str. Stpls an Der lritteu Strate. eesenuter
sem t5ole Gasiue Spuieastalteuen Strre ee'tati9t. Man
fnbet bier ein ruaRanOissS Eager Urn allen 4rtsn 9rr-
ceries uno @rosifrns. 1ieies Gtabltnensnt bat fen
Uertbeil. sas .Seeer Der sra nun an bier istnsn Vesarf be-
;iett, isa siseues Sntsrehe e~obeifneet.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-06

s Die @tabt Cincinnati Bat tbre ean1psn<
pfofen gum Mniblasen son Mnseisen auf 5
Sabre sermietbet. Mnaatt Nytapben uab Gu
~taneaen> relp. bic ltnsudt bic gerfibsang, Tin
bell unb Syphilis 5u cuneeliuniren, sreife man
lietcr III 1ol9en Mitteln, UNI pie Gbbe aus Der
Staotfale III balten. -'
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-06
T.s Oc oukererH 20 nI>:A e:r... >nf

-uDer @auberer" 1T elei@ einem eeflbl-
uellen tuaruaber;isen Jreunhe, beNen gridetnen
auf Der Ebir{dpeQe bes 5auies bAs Genutb
nit Greube erfiqt unb bas gerpre&en sibt,
anaenebue sas nlslias Gtunbsn NIT ibat
~ rerliertu. '.- -#
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-06

amensGnberung. Der unter ps,n
Nanen Sacpb 8ieweus ppblbefannte Gypp>
graph ihreibt lh zen nun an, fraft elmer in
Der 9ssislatur icebsu paifrtsn sfts, Ottp
Wllibn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-06

- Mife ReDpnalb uno Mife Sing, fiibrteu
am Montas. II Meiie BON 81. paut, tiren pro-
fefFcne0er 5auftempf auf. Is vsrienen tuaheH
babel unb rubtsn sorber bason unit bieles &C.
beimniB 1uQte BIT polisei entsansen ieir?
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-06
Mn bic 8ctprpeu ct. Yauls.
Wpat eegen bic Gpiecmie
SIR tpirflam baupeln ais gebprbe,
Sp forget, baB Der S9fenbrtan
Sci eu9 ntbt epibemif9 tperbe!

L. Musetsea int nMenoersr" fnben
elite 1ebr srobe Gerbrettana, tprrauf mir belcn-
bsrs 0elh1ftsleute bier uno ausparts ufmerf-
fam MAIDEN mDGtsu. Ollie MnSeisen mulen
unbebinet oorausbesablt perben, jdbrIibe re
nietens euf Elm Suartal.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-06

- Sa!te> ausiessnOe, uno NerSsnfeter berr-
l6eu sur 3eit sismli9 fart, @urpeu pieie
Granfbeiten bier 70 ensreifeup auftreten, pis
int Gibeu, 70 ,uirrea Der .3abl Der aranfbeiten
nod tpsnisfenS ldon siele Sterbefdae sor9e<
fpmmcn fem.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-06

- Gine ~mutbwiaiee Game bat tire stsbba~
ter-fe bat beren ie9s-su einem Gelueipeben=
Wettlauf aa9srei5t: beryewinnenpe gepinnt iie*
Der Spud lol lps seben, lrbalp bic erilen So
fen blihen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-06
ct. Retere 1tutcrftHtunes=Terei

'es Ct Geters llnterfutuussz
his sun, 1. Gtenftas I'M
Settling, nate Hiee=
s. GtsFns, so. As Garriss=
Srhn5res, SGiesl's Muhle
5iI Ssrate.
Y n t. s.. Mt {, SER.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-06

- Ger II. Mdra 81. g~atridstas, wtro son
ben Srldneern St. gauls fir9lid- feFlid &C.
feiert pereen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-06

It's RraTtea grmrttttee
8erein srn1 1. Gienftas int
Ipril telfeht.aus fplgenhen
Sberer 9ifrift:
Strafe, beint Srrneu. S.
Straee, Hcntcrs Ibettirr,
II nterer 0itrift
Serman &aie,Eter. 8. Wart
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-06

-5euhabent, srseartiee Iuruerei i'm 9tbe~
udura, ebeubaiabF am @entas Ibenb 1heater.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-06

- AQe Yn;ei@en seben inns bic 'Inparti9aft
auf eine lebbafte 8aulatloa III 81. Saul.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-06

s1nb int 9Geingefchse unter Der pnlsertas!f
@tieblt man has 9anb benz betrpsenen Bolt!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-06
2pcol Neuigfetten.
Mei1enoc Msenten.

SER Mnbreas 0rpbe unb 9err
eugene 1betn. .as.a .<
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-03-06

- Mibermdrtisteiteu line oft Gin 0liid, obe'
eas Steisen oes ;3uders fsin ireunblibes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-24

E
d,v,de, into 40 many compncuy-locatea town
ships as may be deemed necessarynot less h tnan
prosids ThS aila5 shn Be made
tanning less than thirty square miles: Each to~t,
ship shall be known rs the township OF -; II, In
the county OF -, and may sue and pc sued oy
such title In each township there shall be elected
annually one supervisor, one township clerk one
assessor one collector, one commissioner OF roaos,
one Of the
bic, who shall hold his office three yenrs TT
dd That at the rs election sc aao OF ' the
and three constablcs elected, whose Terms
shall he one, two. and three years, respectively;
h Mace on the fourth Thursday in May. and all
officers so elected shall enter npnn inc nn.lcs ot
their respective offices on the LIST day Oh july mex
township Shall constitute the hoard OF supervisors
for that county and shall assemble Mt the court
house thereof on the first Monday ID Deeemoer IN
"arh wear and proceed to audit the accounts OF said
cn,,nfv TX anime the books OF the assessors reg-
late and equaliz the valuation OF propcrty hS me
county lcvics for the ensuing year, apnortion inc
snch other Duties as shall be prescribed by law.
School Districts.
SECTION 2. Each township shall he divided Into
so many compactly-ocateh school ass.ricIs AZ @
district shall he formed containing less than one
hundred inhabitants. Ineach school, d1strlcl
shall no elected or appointed annually one schooi
trustee who shall hold his Office three years Pro-
ridsd That ut the first election held unfer this
vision there shall be tnrec trustees eiebC', "is|
terms shall he one, two and three years respec-
lively. n
SECTION 4. Each township shall be divided INTO {,
one or more road districts. In each ROAD dlstrlct
there shall be elected annually one ovcrseer OF
roads. under whose direction the roads snail DC
kept in repair nj the public expense, In mode pre-
srrihcd by law. --,, -. H..
SECTION 5. The General Assembly. at It's FIRST
session after tho adoption Of this constitution
shall pass snch laws rs may be necessary TO give
eject Tn thc provisions Of this article. But no.
thing In this article shall he construed as prohn-
ing the General Assembly from providing ny Ia"
for any additional officers in any city or county.
SECTION 0. Shcriffs shall hold no other once.
They may be required bylaw to renew thelr sEcI,
declared vacant Counties shall never be made re-
snnnsihlc for the acts of the sheriHs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-24
aovernor wells's Little Game"

Governor w ASASeAS Ne~Ae~S'
The organ Of the extreme Radicals posi-
t;ycly AYERS that there was no such meeting
and no such speeches as those reported IN
tho D;spotch Of Friday. 4 contradiction Is
sometimes made wholesale when the STATE
mcnt centradieted is only in part erroneous:
mon the principle of "fdisum an uno
falsum in omnibus" The Wing OIL FRIDAY
also contained q report of the meeting OF
the Radical Executive Committee reported
in the Dispatch, and the two reports were
identical in every important statement MADE.
Yet these reports were obtained from dilcr-
cnt sources by different reporters, neither
having a knowledge that the other had the
same facts. This is amazingly strong CIR
cumstantial evidence, and strong indeed
must DO the proof that invalidates it.
Until such proof is produced we must
believe that Mr.. HUMPHREYS has put IN his
protest against striking out the dis'ran-
chisiny and disqualifying clauses, and
against the GARLAND letter; and we must
further believe that Governor WELLS pro-
posed the compromise that he should he
allowed TO stand by the GARLAND letter,
and his supporters to cntrcnch themselves
upon the Petersburg platform OF uncom-
promising proscriptivcness.
A compromise such as this is altogether
characteristic Of the cunning and tortuous
strategy Of the Governor; and we believe
ii is The only one that can he made that Will
prevent nm open breach in the WELLS
party. The leader can no more compcl ms
followers to adopt the platform of the GAR
LAND letter than he can compel horse to
drink after he has led him to the water.
They will never adopt it.
Happy the facie morality which can dis-
til from such perpleNity compromise
which promises to keep down mutlny ID
the camp and gain strength outside. But
the promise resembles all the inventions OF
the genius of the wicked-it will turn to
dust and ashes. If Governor WELLS is for
compromise so must his party be. He can
not hope to triumph in campaign in which
he supports Il policy which ninety-nlne OF
every hundred of his followers denounce-
the more especially when he suggests this
fraud upon the people.
No, he will disgust Il large portion OF his
own supporters, who look upon him as
having deserted them and proved traitor to
the doctrines he pounded into their skulls
not more than three months since. Such ter
givcrsation, such corrupt trickery, cannot
fail to offend society rs n putrid mass, in
fusing every wind with the fumes of dis
gust.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-24
Old Vote It Down."

For indomitable pluck and defiant spirit
old Vote 1t Down" in the face of fact and
fate has had no parallel since the man who,
from his position on the mountain side, just
above the rising flood, politely babe Admit
raj NOAH to 60 on his way, with the ASST
rance that the deluge was no great shakes
after all :! Had our venerable friend "Note
1t Down" been n contemporary of NoAH's
he would have been no less contemptuous
towards the patriarch, and, as his capacious
ship receded from him, he would have cried
out with stentorian voice "Away with you
and your poor flood! Vote it down."