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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-07-31
MuSl6n bif9es.

e.-Gine b5at rdbrence c.
remonie faup an, lesten II. Stunt I'M
M%utterbau{e Der S@wefern cer ~s5tts
liden @%orlebun9" gu &appolt5weiler
fat. DieGensreaation, Die in unierm
Glla0e mebr ais 1900 Sdwetern iablt
tie mitoem 9lanr3eitenG rfol9e ibreS 6us
len leiten, 1purpe nor &uraem pom Som
9~ut9ebeisen. Die pdpllibe Npprotaz
ton wurce AM II. Stunt Rom bod>
wlrcisRen 9errn 8ii@of feierlid per=
fineet. p, .,rf .l... .-
n.-Sdmmtlide Ginwobz
ner pct, Yap<GamaS Gin unaarn) nit
Musnabme BON IL bis t6 Jamilien,
beabf@tisen, pie ~Bibar" melcet, Don
rer reformirten& ir9e ;ur r5mii&> fatbo-
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-07-31
RirGlt6e 8eri6te.
Sn l6nbif@es.

JN wv " WV
biae Srpensi9weitern Sisters of Pro-
whence purre am yprtsen 5pnnta9
in Stem Srleans, 3d., Der @runpfetn
9eleat. 8erior9uns unp Grjiebuns ar
met farbiser&inper lit rte ettnio idwez
rewie Observation-Disclosures bieltrS @me
fern.
Gincinnati.- Gin beceuten<
her &un1senue uno ;tpar ein bei1erer
ala pas Yoftoner Trierensz S%ubildumsz
Concert itebt cem bieitsen Yub!ifum i'm
September tpor. 6err 8. @erolp,
Sraanit Der st. 3apiersz& STRIDE babier,
miro NolIni's "Messe solennella"
ODER Aeine leBte Competition in Yife's
Wuifz9 ale %aufabren, nobel Der @bcr
80 Stimmen fart unc eaS Sr9eter
aus AZ Mulifern beitcben miro. Die
beiten muItaliiden &rdfte bieiiser5tapt
fino btefir 9e.ppnren. 1"
-@S 1T bSdf tea9t.nwertb, mte
bic Netisionefeinre f@ aue crrentltde
Mibe seben, idon i'm &uraus cas
finftiae aQgemetne Guncil ais cine 0ez
fabr fir bic Treibeit, fir bic @ilIenz
{daft uno Gultur, fit ben reli9i6ien
Triepen su perod4ti9en unoD empniraz
tionen sesen canelbe in's 8ert gu leBen.
3u rem Gnce beoienen ie f& zines
59mdbli@ Den Stunt critics.
Die jebi9e fatb. STRIDE, tnsbelonrere Der
paplt unp Elm grocer Ibeil rer 8U96z
fe, miro ais BON ben S1lingen pes
l1ltrampntanismus unp Seluitismus
>msarnt raraelte1t. Som Seiuittsmus
miro ein 9rdbltdeS Bib %entworfen u.
cant, NIT Gmpbale ausserufeu: rieier
@eift bes Seiuittsmu6 ptrp ras funfz
tiee @pnctl lenfen unp letten, pas flint
tioe Gpncil miro ntdts Nnceres tbun,
ais bic Sceen unb Yldne peS SeluitiS>
mus ms @ert gu feBen treten. 8elz
DE @efabren allp fit bic @e1eQl9aft:
Sinp nidt ale Grrunseni9aften Ter
mpoern 3eit sefabrpet unp probt ntdt
Der @eit Res MittelalterS NIT ieiner
Nabt unp Ginnernib I'M 1,%eun;ebntea
Sabrbunpert wiecer aufjuteisen. Was
Der falide 2iberaltsmus In pteier 8ez
siebuns ;u leiten int Stanpe it, bemei>
fen Die Nrtitcl rer bemlelben bplpen
pre11e Iber ras Grncil.
- aatbuliten, an Dem 3uitanbefom<
men bes Goncils lie9t unenpli9 Yiel,
olaubt GAS nur. DIE fatbpl. STRIDE
bat iu Dem 3wede tbre 0napenlddse
er5fnet> Der 81. Nater bat eud aufyez
fprre1t, Nues 3u tkun, mas in Guren
&rdften ftebt, bamit oas @pncil 3u
Stanpe fpmmt. &Snnt ibr IS Dor
@ptt Yerantwprteu, wen1 tbr 9erape ben
.erbittertiten Geinp res Goncils, Die Saz
9enpre1fe, unteritiBt, Die ale III
re &rdfte aufttetet, pas 3uitancefomz
men pss @oncils 3u oerbinpern p? Ninz
mer! W5st ibr aud euer @eiadft Yor>
f9ugen, IS II feline Gnti4uloisun9. ?
- Die ceutlde tatbplilde Stride in
@beelins, @.>Sa., importirt ein0ledz
.enipiel aus Deutldlanp.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-07-31

GLITTER esuxtss mad pfnsfea. - Dieter
ernutaa III b.r leste in, erRsa abf& Mite Der @a&fsier Won
gEnseen, ume felt bar iene t6bersn @nasen, nelae eenen
III She'll wersen, bic mad treuena Wtrfea CUR 8esrilnsuns
bs @ottesreides in lid nun bur8 @pttes Geit feline tn
mere gef.Riaurs, G..tfaltuus unb Gaae ses seseus f&au'
en- 70 If Ct edlus bts erteu Abidnittcs Der 3sit mad
gFnsaen, pte ~ltsbsreans gum speiten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-07-31
Ratbpliieber &irtben:& alenber.

g.: Warl. Z. Nsu 9ausaummep.
esnntas, 4. ausuf. petrt Rsttsnfster.
zeoutaa. 2. " slptsas. 8ilGef.
y,esaaa. " steytamus. Meliautens.
m;ttvp6 4. Dpminttas. Srtf.
so.rnerAau. S. Mar. S&uee. Dsmalt.
5reitas, g. ssr'laraHs esrift'
s4meas, z. " afra. albert SsfsH.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-07-31

.tm- 80 biterrei@iide Gamilten, aus
Der llmeeseno BON Wien, iinc ouf Dem
puntte> ab;ureiien, UNI fid beiRidmune,
@a., an;utereln.. ;,@h baben bereits
- NEGLECT Elm &tdmpnper Blatt - bre
Gfeftcn oerdueert uno uarten jeBt nur
mod auf rieNudfebr ibres Nsenteu, BET
tirsl;@ bier ss'peien it, UNI Nrranses
ments fir fe ;u treHen. Gr 1T isbt mad
Oeferrei9 unter,pe9e. Die, pelde bez
reits bier fnc, linp lber tbrt &usitdten
entjidt. ~ 49, .4a5 81 nH.". s.
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|:I DIR @ertpaltungsrrattbI tpteIs frans5{li@en
Gabel E~ele9rapbens bat an Sir SatneS
Nnterlon ben @pmmanpeur Scr @rpept<
tipn ful9enbe Depelde 9eiantt:; "'-..@
~@eben @ie ben Bempbnerr YpnDur<
burY Mai. 10 pte benz 5@plfe Der @er.
Staaten I'm MQ9emeinen I'M ere aufri9z
tt9te Ger1&eruns reS Danfes tGir bic
freunblide Mufnabme 'beS' @abei6 ur,p
bpfen wtr paB pies t,ur nod ftdrfer uno
inni9er bic breio 9r6Bte1 @ationen 1T
freunri&aftli9en 8anpen pereinioen n,S<
&C." i .:s@t IT,. ,.
8trlin. -9umbolot's 1OOidbriaer
@eburt6ta9 &purce bier leBten Dienffag
als Elm Gefttas be9ansen. Mm @beno
fano Elm srobes Banquet unbein impp<
fainter Gadel3u9 ftatt. .'.
Die 3%eitun9en ipra@en ibr Grfau>
men barber aus oab Barron 8eul in
(einer Nnrepe al, oas llnsaril9eG ommitz
tee bebaupte, rab Yreuben ben Greunp<
i@aft6perli6erun9en SeRrei@S ni9t entz
9e9en 9efommen lit. Die Yreubil9e
pre7e bebauptet oab Bis jeBt SeRerref&
ntemal6 rtr9lei@en Sferten semadt
babe.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-08-05
> Mpn yJprf nat fpi1pn rrnpIn1E

- Stem yorf bat ieinen re9elimabt9er
w6@entli&en 9roben llnteridleif AUDI in
oteitr @ode scbabt. Nem gJorfcr 8ldtz
ter beridten barber: Der @efretdr ber
Security : Geuer Yeri6eruns5 @e]eu=
ldaft Granf %. Ballard, zines rer tbd>
tighten Mitslierer bes GUITAR @9mab'z
l9en Satbatbz@ omite'6, Elm 0el6worner
Geinb auer @etrdnte> Mttslieb unp Grz
prdlpent Der Youn9 Men'S @britian
MNociatipn> iou Die @ompaani., beren
@recuttpz8 eamter er felt 1866 mar, nm
$4,000 betrp9en BADEN. Ballard fpe<
fulirte fart in 6onrs unp ioQ raS @elp
CUR Deduna fir @erluite uertpenott ba>
ben. DcrBetru9 murre 10 9eididt aus
9efubrt> oab nur Gin erfabrener Budbal<
ter Jpn be9eben fcnnte. Die Gompaanie
bat beltdnoie 100000 in 8aar9eto an
6ano, baS ile ;u mdbi9en Staten auSleibt
uno OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES alsSi9er<
belt nimmt 1iele papiere purpcn Ypn
BaQare Yeruntrsut. Der fromme Mi7e<
ttdter wurce alei@, na9pem pie@el9i9te
cntcedt maj, fprt9ela9t.
2onppn. - Die Dampfer City Of
Bottom, 6anla uno @alter Yp1 Stem
Yort uno Berlin npr Baltimore uno
u6iberiana" ron 9uebef ltno bier an9ez
fpmmen.
-Yarliament 1T Bis gum 10. Mu9ult
oerto9t tporren.
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Gnrppdifhe Nabribten.

49, Bremen. Man idreibt benz
u5amb. @orre1p.": ~DieMibadtuno bc6
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BON @eiten teS8erz
liner pcli,eiz prdiiciumS, pel9c in elmer
Der neutrality-suspicious. 3ur5pra9e
9eton1men if; ltebt ni6t pereinselt ia. 81
nem SremerSur9er, cer flr3lid na9Ber<
lin 5o9 unp fd bort nieber;ula0en beob>
lt4tiate> murren nidt MUIR Yer11iebene an
rere S9mierieteiten in ben @e9 oele9t,
ipnoern AUDI, na@rem er bte1e teleittot III
baben 9laubte> Don BEN oprtt9en Ypli;et<
praIptum bic 8eibrin9un9 elmer 8el1eiz
n{9un9 oariiber o%bserlan9t bob ct aus
Dem bremil6en @taate au6sewanpert iet>
>pa6 gu tbun e!Nnfan0S nidt beabi9ti9t
batte uno tppsu er 1i9 ponn> TIM mon9er<
let Weitlduf9feiten Su ent9eben, perltanp.
Sin perarti9es Gerfabren nicer reitet 10
pfentor nem Gimme unb @prtlaute oe8
Observation-Disclosures, ba6 mat, tur rrinz
9enc wiin}den fam, oae berBunbe5fans:
let Dem @riu6en pes &ei66ta9c5 entiprez
den unr bic Berliner 8eb1rce sur Bepbz
a@tuna ce6 @elegea anbolten weroe."
Brtes.-Der biel9e 8lr9ermei1ter
erfldrt bel 8etbeilun9 BON TreiiteQen i'm
8ur9erbpipital> in oe0en @rlnoun96<ur<
funpe e8 au6priflid bet6t: >,obne Inter
idiep Der @cnfeiilon", paB Suoen unb
Diiftpenten tefnen Mnipru@ auf iol9e
Steuen baben t1nnen, neil unter @onfel<
iion nur bic tatbolilae unb epanselil9e
&elt9ion aemeint iet> pab pober Suoen,
Greirelt9i1ie u. /. ~. gu feiner @onfelion
9eb6ren.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-08-05

lSir mad en- uber brei6ia per{bs sene Uaufter % 8rehpauacn. &rsu;
pfuesr. &hanfcipfngen &c
9enpet iii un1ere Yrei5lifx
N1@ gefeQun8en wnsen prompt baort 9orapap, Dcrriue S @p>
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-08-05
(Let not Prejudice usurp your reason.)
&ahe ni@t 0orurtbeil Serr l1be1
beinc Neruunft tperbcn.

IS 1T pobl befannt, bab biele Yerlcnen eun gor>
urtbeil 9c9en ic9enann,e Yatentmebi3inen baben.
Warum ioQte bies jebu@ ireenb Semanben barar
biubern, su eineut Mrtifel 3ufu@t III nebmen,
pel@er cine ipl9e uneebeure Nn3abl BON ;3eua.
ni0en auf ieiner @eite bat, als 6pfetter'a
81 8ittere? Mer3te perldreibtn itn
warunt loQte man ibn tt4t 9tbrauden? Sa9per=
tGnbiat, mel1e m~sifens fir talentpcle Qeute ael-
ten, baben Jpn in ibren Gamilien a%ngepenbet uni
tpenben i'm nod an; tuarur1 fpQte e bab.r per.
mcrfen nstben? Man 5o0te ME pprurtbeil Ser.
iiber Bit gernunf, gum episen Na9tbeil
fir bic @eiunbbeit tuerben lafen. @sr frant ii
unb Mebisin nStbis bat Der iopte bitftn 8ittern
probiren.
Wenn bic RSrp.rtraft III Gulae BON @uraen unb
Mlten erldIaft 1T unb tin t1rtunasn1 ittel
brau&t, 10 III bieS bas bette, mas einesnpmr,en
perbsn fam. Das yraparat it bur9 bYsienil@e
8r6uter unb @ur3elu Qemiloert,, tpel9e es tarau
psrbinbern, bas glut in Mufresune Su brinsen
Is bringt be6baib n DIT cine MUIR poruber9ebtnbe
Mufreguns berspr, Der cine i@apli9e &eattion aui
bem Gu6e foleen piirbe, ionbtrn Is tbeilt ber gam
gen Organization bes @ylems cine bleibtnte
Strait nit. Ginise Der barin entbaIteuet peeeta-
bilii9en Snsreotensen tnb @&Iaf Yeruria&enb,
unb trenn baber Nerpenletoen NIT @4lafpii9feit
perbunben it, 70 tpirb Gin cor BEN 8ettseben &C.
nc,nmene Dpiis tes 8ittern, ba3u beitra9en, einen
rubisen unb erfrii9enben @@lummer au Strurla-
@en. sls Mittel eeeen 5eritlopfen, :3ittern, bs<
0erii@e MnfaQe, @eneistbeit ~ Obnma9t alse.
meme @@lafoFsttit unb bic uria&lolen 8tfur@-
tunsen urb bSitu Wbnntaiebileern, tenen beiun>
bers bic Dauttn ausgeiebt Tnb, unb pel@e ibren,
@ei@ledt In Sielen Ga0fn aan3 b~eicnbers tieen
Inb, erre & f& Der Btttere ais bic anseaebut-
Re unb l@erfe Sur.
. Diejenisen. pel@e nit elmer ntrpSitn .Gonaitu>
ton ttbaftet Inb, perben bur& ben tdeli4en st.
brau3 bie(e6 ~9eiunben unb peaetabtli{&en @tar-
funesmittels, lei@t i'm @tanpe ltin. tbr Qeiben in
@@a& 3a balteu, unb DieieniSen mel&e, tpie man
last ibre Nerpen 3ertriiu.mert babtu, inbeua fe
untlugerpet(e tire RSrptrtrafte u febr anfrenSen,
ober aud ttre Geifesfrafte ~ ftbr In Antpru@
nabrueu, werbe, III bieltut Qebenstltrtr eth }9nel.
lee uub ~irsiames Stdrttustttl fnesn.
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@a8bin8ten @aus,
Mtnneapolte Wtnn.

0tkttSkkN HvAAU OStAAkA.
4etFa tu4teti 5stfa iu&te4.
50 btu tmmer serenhst unb LUTTE babel.
tDilR aud re&t ~treusfeel NAL ieins
50 .ebre TIM Wafttns trn 5aufe NAL eth;
B.agR bu. mer'S eenn eibt2
treilt9 ttr peter ter ubtral beltett.
6tets bat Der an 5anb. mas 3u wuaiden ia
& etbt etnen auseeaetQneten Iif&:
1eeffeat, paReten. &raut uns Sala1.
unb Gptt wet6, mas e. fpn0 nidt nod bat
Detde Betteu, norm rnp NETS pte btr 5duu
Nenu's ialt. etnen gunfh ron Weistep. RaHec pber Xb.,
5outt In Sommer ~etsto!tes Bier,
Die fetnaen uxb befen 2tausre fnb t man Bier
unb tetm Be,ab1en III Der Peter etn ltteraltr% A.
Ct f&retbt nte III Stel, nod III wente an
Oenn's alte Ruuben, etbt It germ 9rettt
unh re9net NUT ben gan, eep5bnlt&en 9rpFt
lnb ertra fet's benz 8aru,er nod eefaet:
IN gutter stsa une frtf&e Cueae:
nbet man betm yeter auf Der Ste1e.
u fattsrn bic Rate. O&fea unb pferbe
tm STALE Plat fur cine sanat 5eerbt.
Run W1u:ter, Iu&ter, Batter unb Ssbn,
esu,rnt btu ~ benz 5utel bts gDafbtneton.
Der Peter label ~ereebeut etu,
It seriprtat Gets Iuhta unb fbel III fetu.
l7a 4ete- Su-fcuiu,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-08-05
etf< !ss "naa's sempa d
Neretnt9ten &taatcn.
Wafbtnstun, .. g..
tsbielt itren Hrttrtef bur@ cine @rqtalatte ts esuarea,t
ar. o. 0uIN f2fQ ~"

: in @ebGube BET Gratn Matipnal Bant,
~ bic 5auYtesad f. ser se.uf&at .~srlt.btast unt an reid
ane srtsfe srn gDiattstett ~asbrefFrt ptresn isattn.
Das 8parb ber Direetpreu.
sas eoo,e, gblaeelsbta, g. u. @Outn.. soatinstra
5: @atSfsss Starr, pptlas. an'. 9. 9sansiler,
ggm: y; 95c1reeeae' S!e1n =: DstreeS&s
s. S.$ Sind IL tYrt $. g. 8. Sa gss Est' u" 9'''
Glarenee s.. glarI, philadelphia, prdFbent.
5enry 5. Gppte, Wafbinetpn, Gtee prdFbent.'
$as geote. goraser bss gtnans une Greeutiv gunatte.
e. s" =. Hura ~: y mefti gSs,; S &(Fstnt eae Mtfs'''
Trantts 9. mitt, 81. D., Sberar;t.
6. Swim shears, W. o.. NiVfeatarst.
11nter1udunes< &er3te.
S.. 6. 8arnes, 9eneralarst Der Ser. @taaten sIrme.
Walbinetpn.
S. p..&ormts. gbief bes Mesieal Departments. gr,
!. u. 8ii5' ". S. Maittnstpn.
Gplieitprs unb Mbpptaten:
u H.. 6. CHANDLER, Wafbtnstoa. &. 6.
Wepree 9arotns, pttab lphtu, pa.
Die1e lit tbrem Gbaraiter n attpnale GomsaeHi.
btetet ousd ibr ereees 4apital, %ntesr'een sramt:n Ra
seriia erun eswetfe, welae BEN publttum je sebutsu
rart.
Sic t~ebeutens resueirten yrdmtenraten fnD fur ben
i@eittsea Cmutusa j GSefftaidaftsaS une sermeiesn al
GomSltfastrnen unp unetwttbttten IN 8e,us a~uflpten
Eiutbtnotn unb WtiBSerfaupntde, wie lie Ste lebterer
BEN Sntaber timer pultet oerur,aheu
Nebrere neue unb anfpredenbe Tateuen rerben jet
prGienttrt, BITE muir serfanben fetn brauatn, UNI F6 btu
putlitum ais annebmbar su su %srmetfeo, Ste J.. q, BIT
eueins Ypltcs") uub ,,Return prdmtu m 9 plt
CO." 'sn Der eraersn aert ter Snbaber niat muir ein'
etbensSert@ srune sablbar mad ~tetnea Ntltben, fonttrr
na9 elmer gertppe RON pentgen Saeren etn jdtrlt
1eS Gtnfp en-, welheS 10 Yrpaent fet,
nerppltce slet4tsm mt Sn Der Itbteren fiber
bic Gpmpdsntt benz 0erfderttn bic NutSablune rea
puiiss,
Dte Mufmertlamtett rrn 9~erfpnen. bic tbr 9ebtn ser,
N9ern, cber BEN 8ettrae TIRE Der fd erune erbEb,n mol
len, TT auf BITE %befputere 0prttetle eelentt, welat tt,
"Natiunale aebeusserader esasi I'll &aft ttetet
Gtrtulare, gamphlete uuo ppafdubtee @tnaelteiter
uerben auf Mpplttatten an tte 3petg Sffee Der GYM
pasnte In btefer @tabt pber be.en yeneral<N senten &C.
!anbt.
Gpcal- Asenten in jeber @tabt unb iebem Gcpr
tperben geludt,
unb Ntleun9en BOA fpmretenten. perfrnen fir fold
Nsentursn, ~bea!etret pm eeeteneten SnbpGtnents fpu'
ten nur an bic 81 neral-Aetnten Ct Gpmyao.
Generals eenten ber &pntpaenie.
SasGspte II. O. Ner SORT; far ben @taat Sen
Sort unb tas nIrtli&e Sen Serfep:
6 y. elart u. g.. fur ptnnfslsante. uns bas fds'
liae Nen Serftp.
SAY gspte u. g.. gDafbtaetsn .. e.; fir Start.
lenb, Delepare, girstnta, DiRrtt1 Columbia uns Wea
S N.eutsa. g.. Gsteaeu 81, far satnpts ass
Disepafn.
Spn. Steyban Mtlltr, Ct. PAUL; far Mtaae.
(pta.
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8erfQuf.

Dds in sierbxtnxeayliS, an Der 9aastArGse pat Ct Glsut
III sel.sen xnter BEN Namen 9rifal City 6aufe tetapx ut ssn
Rem unttr,ei6neteu felt elmer Reibe BON Sabren sefabrteSaf-
taus, NIT SnSentGr, gutter Stauuue uni "A etaetlstttnt IL
seeen Baar btate su ~sertaufen
&ten1, ~sertaufe i'd IL In ben, rberx 1beil spnSt. Hnttpns
In einern Grmplpe aufamuaen lteseabe gaupldse seseu 8aar.
4eter Aonctn,
NprbminneappliS.
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@auf 8allep @Qu
Spiepb Yenbel,

ct. 0louo, @Rtnu.
D!efes nex e%tnaert&tete 0aR- unh RpRbaus lam
@tifeuben uab &pfedneeru teReus e~upfpbleu we,ben.
Die Bar IT rutlbeReat. Ausaeaet&uete &tauunaeu.
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Befsauf BON Qanbparrauts, BeAab1ung BON Steuern fur
Auspdrttae. benz saaf une @ertauf Soa 2%teseni&aften
tn gemrntfaen, Der Crib tluns BON Aa@wets aa 9iesen'
SRaften sber Gef4d ten. Der Inter lu4un9 refp. Bert@.
t!Buu9 BON Berburfunten u. I. -.
BrteFtde Nnfraeen tn Besue auf treenb zines Der
uub ptrp h%bertaupt Sober ber I'D an ut& In etuena Der
pteu aufeetdblten @ef@dften wentet, Nnseu. bae i'd
prpmpte unb reeQe 9ebtenuus su rnetnena @ei&afts.
~erunbfaS eemo&t babe.
s. 81. &ubtIta.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-10

MAYORS CoURT-Mayor Chahoon pre-
siding.-The following cases were tried
Saturday:
Alexander Richardson (negrol, charged
with assaulting and threatening the life Of
John Harris (negro), was required to give
security in the sum Of one hundred dollars
to be Of good behavior, in addition to fine
Of two dollars and fifty cents.
B. Brum and Benjamin Trueman were
brought up on the charge of trespassing on
the premises Of Mrs. E. Jeter, and for
using very improper language towards the
females in the house. They were dis
charged. Brum appeared to answer an
other charge, that Of sssaulting and beating
Maria Launan. For this offence he was
fined FIVE dollars.
James Meredith (negro), charged with
trespessing upon the premises OF Thomae
Leftwich, was discharged.
William David (white) and Washington
Trice (negro), charged with unlewfuliy
fighting in the street, were brought up
Trice vas accompanied by several witnesses,
who testified that David was the aggressor
David, having no one TO answer for mis- ccu-
duct, WIGS fined five dollars.
William Barrett appeared to show cause
why he should no. be compelled TO dispose
of vicious COW upon his premises. The
evidence showing that the animal was
dangerous one, it was ordered that she be
sent to the country.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-10

A lawyer who resides in village near
Lansing, Iowa, has entered suit against 9
druggist for malpractice and an editor fol-
publishing false obituary. The lawyer
has been a habitual drunkcrd, and tired
of his Intellectual struggle to conquer his
besetting sin, concluded to shuttle off his
mortal coil. He repaired to 8 drug store
told his purpose, and purchased some poi,
son. He next went to the editor OF the
village newspaper, and o frst-class obitu'
arv. with details of his untimely end, Yves
written. Then he went out on the prairie
and swallowed the dose. The papcr ap-
peared next morning, and soor after. the
would-be suicide, pale and wo-begonc from
the effects Of powerful cathertfc and
emetic, arrived in town. Hence tho 'uits
A girl in Schuyler county, "cre night
last summer, attended ball, dcncct all
night, went home in the morninr. got
breakfast, dinner, and supper for ton har:
vest hands, did two-weeks' washing, and
the milking, made calico dress, rrncticed
her music lesson, went a-blackbcrrying,
gathered gallon, walked to town in the
evening to attend a concert, and walked
home again before bedtime"
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LOCAL MATTERS.

UNDERwooD's DECISION IN THE PHIL
LIPS CAsE-THE PRISONER TO BE Re.
MANDED.-In the Circuit Court Of the
United States on Saturday Mr.. James
Lyons, Of counsel for the State, inquired
Of the court as to the status of the case oi
James Jeter Phillips. 80 ~ ..r r<~,--a
The Chief Justice referred Mr.. Lyons tc
Judge Underwood, who stated, in effect
that the order remandipg Jeter Phillips tc
the custody Of the sheriff to be dealt with
according to Law had already been made,
but at the request of tho counsel for the
petitioner the entry had been withheld
until the decision of the court in the case
OF Caesar Griffin, which involved analogous
questions of law.
1t was then remarked by the Chief JUS
tice that the decision in the case of Griffin
would probably be announced to-day.
The day for Phillips's execution is Fri
day next, the 18th instant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-10

IMPROVING HoMEs.-The Chicago Post is
advocating household reform, and has de-
clared open war upon baking and washing
Not that these are to be abandoned, but
that they should be driven from the house
hold to the cooperative or other bakery and
laundry. Three days in the week are given
to suds and fst-irons, when it has been
proved by experiments in Chicago that the
laundry work can be done at an average OF
fifteen cents dozen, in large establish
ments, while it costs twice or thrice that
sum when done at home, and six or seven
times that sum when executed by that ex-
emplary class Of the community, known as
washerWomen, whether of the white or
dark persuasion.
So with baking. There be bakers, but
they make poor bread and charge high
prices for it. Go then into the cooperative
system, and have good bread, and force
down prices. By these means two home
discomforts would be removed, household
expenses would be lessened, domestic SER
vice would be relieved of two of its great
est burdens, and, as our contemporary OBJ
serves, money enough would be saved to
pay the national debt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-10

&C. A. T." writes from Washington
Longstreet will be the General Monk of
American history, making more of an era
in his repentance than in his greatest mill
tary achievements. During the time his
confirmation lay in allegiance, his ex-rebel
friends met every evening to hear the news
with nervous sympathy. One evening o
gentleman burst in: What do you know of
LoDgstreet's case to-day p cried all. l
know everything that was said in executive
session Speak out , Sumner opposed
it, tooth and nail Cameron read some let
ter or order of Longstreet about the burn
ing of Chambersburg. He said: 'I'll
stand here all day and night before this
man shall be confirmed = Harris, Of
Louisiana, replied: 'I'll stand here week
but he shall be confirmed y Cameron said
that Longstreet was responsible in more
marked degree than any living man for the
destruction of Chambersburg, and he meant
to fight him Oh it to the DEATH There
was pause of pain among all the recsnt-
ing southerners. MY God = said one,
that town Of Chambersburg is an unfor-
givable sin. A good square State could
lose its metropolis with less repining than
Pennsylvania can lose Chambersburg. We
had better put our hands in our pockets
and pay Pennsylvania for that ID town,
dollar for dollar You never heard Me-
thcdist revival meeting in your life shout
amen with such unanimity as those poor
threadbare, troubled rebels cried 'D-n
ChambersburG ="
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-10

INDICTED FOR PERJURY.-It was gene
rally understood at the custom house on
Saturday that the grand jury Of the United
States Court had indicted Mr.. Rush Burgess
for perjury. 1t is alleged that he took the
iron-clad oath as Mayor Of Petersburg and
IS collector of internal revenue for the
third district, Notwithstanding the fact that
he voted for the ordinance of secession, and
also for Jefferson Davis to be President OF
the Confederate States. Mr.. Burgess is OF
present chairman of the Radical State Cen
tral Committee, and is we'll known as q
prominent Wells man.
The impression is that other office-hold-
ers have been indicted for the same crime,
but no presentments have as yet been made
public,