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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-23
.Oeutsder GbriRliher MGnnerhcr" IL :

-vDeut9er gbrtRli9er @dnner9er" II ber
Nauae etnes neuen in tsr unteren Staot ursani-
lrten inter BEN prdIsium son 9rn. s. 2uauft
unb BET DIRECTION BON perm s. @oti&immel
nebenbsn @eianssersins. Der gersin 3ablt b.
reits II Mitslieber unb ptrb NIT ben suten
@hmmsn, bic er befst unb BEN fi& i'm gerein
oFtnbarenbsn Gletbe nod GrtledIi&es leitsn.
gNir bei6en iba ber3lid t%iatommen. Die Stun-
ben Der ~@slanssiiSunseu IN etuera srbentlt&en
Ierein wirs BET Men(9 ME bereuen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-23

Gin sefdbrIiaes Dtebssenie. 49,
Mm Mittpu@ Nadmittae, als 5err Mebeer,
eer @irtb int ,~,tpilben Sdiser" feline @@ublabe
SFnetc, fanb er cine Static brin, cine sierbeinise
0ebteres iti erwdbnt TINT Mi6seraautniGen
scrsubrinsen), bic eben I'M 8esrife faub, einen
@rcenbad forsuldltpcn*
ecmmentar: 0reentads eienen F9 ni@t
e''S UNI IoYals Gal@en, frntern aud I'M, Stat
t~eritetter 3u flttern. Dies 1T tpieter cine Slit
itratien 3u @reelep's Wlau, fpfert bic Metal-
trabrune tpisber aufunetmen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-23

- Der @tabtratb spn ct. paul 1T chen ni&i
III @aupasnerielteen, rofsen eaune. l1nfer
3errsctt bat n,au@mal i~ber3werste &efsdnser
unb' elm Smpea@ment i'm Stabtratbe it bas
I~bersper9te sun &Qem.
Das GeissnR tss eonsrelTonelen Su,psa&7
mtnt 1T 1T ct. paul In anbersr G'efalt uieber
eriaientu. Der 0beraufeber bss Giaan3pe-
fens biefer @tabt, @r. &o&e, pil partrut bic
Gate @upnior Giientabn Bombs ui@t unter>
seidnsn. Ct bate stpar einise @ones i'm 81
TRACE BON $4,000 nit ieiner Ramensunteri&rift
serieben, auf sewiie sun ber Gumpasnie aree'
ucu,naenen aber ME erfiQten Bebtnsuneen bin,
abtr aud tiele Bombs ni9t einnaal ber @eieQ<
i9aft iiberseben, {unsern lestsre tpubte fe f&
som @tabtlert 3u seri@afen. Sn GeIee bieier
@siserune bestnut am Is. Sanuar. Gbenbs 7
1br, Gin Supea&mentspru3ee eesen ben @cmp-
trcQer ac9e. Die BON Stabtratbe ber 2ate
@useripr Giientabn Goupaenie eetudbrteS @en>
lung ron 100000 in Brnbs ($150,000 mad
8cuenbuns spn 20 Meilen unb $4,000 mad
ber spn neiteren 10 Meien) fam ,teuaals sur's
golf CUR M~bNimuuuns unb wirt fit ,ueeiebli@
sebaltn. @er &e9t bat .uirb f@ entidei-
ten.
Die Spna 9plfe Der @tatt scr 5 Sabren &C..
nebmiste prpppftion, nit beren tuttem Nin,tus
man cine 2esaliarune ber uneeiebIi9en @taet~
ratbsate Bon ber @eiessebuns umbiQen wuQte,
if auBer 8raft neil bic @pnnpaenie ben einee=
sauseuem 8ebiusuusen in teinen, punfte nads
tant.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-23

- 8ir be3ei@nen folsenbe ais bic befe unb
l9neune &eiieroute BON Minnelpta mad gu
tuque: Slit ber Mi!maufee unb ct. paul gabn
bis 3ur Statipn Nbarae, BON ba eebtS in 7
@tunben auf elmer sieripannisen pra@tisen
Mi@rls unb Getters yoR9aife As Mei!en weit
mad CHARLES GitY, ron ea nit Der @ebar GaQs
unb Minnefpta gabn mad @aterluc, sun @a>
terlpo sslanst man auf Der Supa Dtpifuu bic
Sainpis Central 8abn brett mad Dubuque.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-23

SIN 5tattratbe fam an, Dienffas ein Gnt>
tuurf au eineu, ueuen Mnbaneiel an bic Gunli>
tuition 3ur @orlase, wel@e Der Qestslatur sur
Besuta@ttns unb Ganabu1e ibersebsn wuree.
Der poli3ei9ef tpurbe bepplnd9tist- Sunsens
pabt auf!- ale Ruaben, bic auf ben Sibe.
tpalfs S&linldub laufen uber S&litten fabreu,
einReden au la6en. &edt 70! s1af ben Gu6we=
gen Der @abalbatp Stra6e Som Sprisenbauit
bis gun, Rapitsl tpar n,an scr tielem 1lnfus
faum ieines 9eben5 fiber.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-23

NzIF 9erabeeiebte ntebriee greif
DE in Minneapolis u1o 81. IntbunY eintaufen,
werben tppbltbun uno @elp iparen, apenu fe in
einent ber @tures ron .. 0T in obj
gen Yldsen (einerlei wel9er pcn teioen) ser<
ipreden, Ia ct fceben etnen pra@tisen ueuen
Stpd srn Drs@ocbs, 3uten uno &appen u. {.
~. pon jesli9er@ pttune erSfnet bat. Ste tSns
men ii9 earauf serla0en, bier ben pollen Wertb
fir itr @elp ~ erbalten.-Giye him q call.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-23
Neue Mn5et9en.
@pebe,, erbalte,t nnb btniA j..
oerfaufen:

oerfaufen:
0as @olneae Jauailieubu@, cber ber t1flt9'
fe 3ausf4ae fur tebe 9aus> ure 2aro'
wtrtbf9aft unb fur Seberntarn.
gres $2,75, ~eetuabtu.
Sebeusbtlner aus 0orf uuh Gtant, BON S.
4. Yfan;.
grsts $2.75. s~esuuseu.
Bibttottet fit driRIi@e 2eier. l. 8anb ]: Ml'
1tcfe1 pbne @elb; 2. Banb Cine treus
Seele; 3. 8anb: Die Gbefaetouns.
ssres a IS &C., eebetet.
Sitteu unb @er6ude, Qteber, @prI4!pDrter
unb &dtbfe1 bes Gtfer gclfes, nebft e.
1ter1 Sbtptifon.
greis $1.25.
Batter Gtieuhamuer, &pntan 1T sier BIZ
1ern, ron &arl 2anbfeiner.
grets $1.25. ee1eftet.
aeten bes eIrtpurbieen Dteners @pttes gar>
tbrlpmdus9 pljbdu1er.
greis $40. ~sebsassa.
DC 1amiltenlrautbeiteu, pber Reun Sar9>
nigel, Spn Sec. &tf.
Tre!s $3.50. ~estHasen.
y. 8ures,
In 9. @trabe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-23

0effentli9e Gtnlabune! CUR erSb-
te, unb scQRdneieten &eitauratiou: Die rrn
59illeru. g d mtbtGr. PAP, 3. ctr. Son
lest m tperbtn ~ jebfr@ tunee 9t Muaern,
Wefiigel, 1prclen. Gleifdlcrten aQer Mrt. @ilb,
fura MQes, tpas ber Martt an Delifateden bietet,
jersirt. Die feinfen Wtine unb 2iqueure bic
tet unfere Bar; Gri9te. Gpnfett unb Gunbitu<
reimaaren in tfler Muswabl. DieMufwartuu9
III ieper ;3eit bic bette.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-23

Mir BADEN I'M Mnfanse hes @intcrs ear'
auf aufmertian eeu1a@t bab 60 nur hetne
Ribe erfcrbere, ben 0ubwss sOr BEN 5aufe
bon Belt III ;3eit nit Mide unb 5olsfoblen su
befreuen unb tae 60 u,andem t1nfaae serbeuse,
ben r,an f9 iunft CUR 2aR eeen tSnnte. Elm
Mittmc9 3erbrat cine tsinabe 7Oidbrise alte
Grau zines nod Gltsren aru,en @@ulfers sor
Gombs> Bu9Rere an Der 3tn @trabe Gin Bstn
nnb iammert feet auf tbrem @9mervnlaser.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-23

- DAT Is IN st. Saul tetne SpieltSlen
etbt if cine 2ise ba6 BE yoli3si tiefe nod
nt@t aufeebru@en bat If cine @abrbsit. 81
cine 8ewide StraBe in Der unteren Stabt ni@t
unter Der SurisbitAon bsr Yoli3ei Rebt, it in Der
3utunft nod su ftben. 9dtte biefe bas @elb
3uriid3uerRatten, tuas III Der lebten 3eit 70 serlu>
rem torben it, 10 tpiirbe Is tein tleines Samu,=
DIN ausnta&:n.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-23

Die Gabritanten Der ct. Waul Dausf=
fprise in Gannsn Sails, q. g. f&idten am
Muntae eine1 ibrer Mrbeiter ra9 ct. Yaul, ber
unteriu@te unb fanb, ta6 Sanb uber
@teine, bic f& in bic Yunape eeNupft batten,
bic 8ann1e (cogs) tur@ bas Gerarbeiteu beriel>
ben aueer Srbuuns bra@teu. Mit peuiser
@eparatur tpar bic Mai@iue all right unb
i9ait nuf's Commando, pie eiu 6eeeabeA.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-23

81. pauI Gtuerwebr.- Die wieneer
5aten une Setter Gumpaente 5ablt so Meitslie>
hsr. @tnnebaba Is; ct. paul 5rie g.. SO.
l, IS; &ruut 8ruut 9uie So. Nu. 2. 40; 9upe
Gnsine, so; Daupfiprise Gits IF ct. paal, 2.
SIM SABRE 1868 felen Is Jeuertranbe inelufse
blinben QGrn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-23

- Col. &sberticn's ueue u,unatli9e :3eit~
I9rift, bic 0@ nit BEN @arten', Gelo- nnb
ObRtau unb nit ben 9utsre1en son @innefata
befabt bat bieie @u@e ibr Gri@eineu eema9t.
Da6elte If Gin bS&f spedcienlt@es, empfebIsue<
uub unterRubenswertbeS l1nternebmen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-23

Der Yioneer bat suriee unb bieie @o@c
Der @a9e Der irii@en Gintpanteruns u.an@
Ianses Qcfal eewibmet uub bic bet beutl@en
i@ter ienprirt. Denft er sieQei@t tab f@ bier
be @epublNaner al. bic Spise eebranet
battn, IN, bic Se@e ausauteuten unb seuide
@cnterintere|en III tefrietteen?
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-23
SIR Mrrfenrn.vo nm ct 4auI nom g

g. DIR yeriuuen;us son 81. gauI mad ct.
Gleub bate bel 2att Scbanna am Mrutas Elm
malbeur. Die gerbiubuussRanse bes Grieb~
rabes al btr Mafdine brad unb braue serlS-
renb in ben qafpasen Gin. Die greutier bra@<
ten ben :3us gum Steben. Ser 2afwaeen spar
sertramnert unb bic Rai&ine fart bei&apist.
Die &eiienben tauaen pbne Berlebuneeu baron.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-23
2ebrer Derlan9t

SIN eines Der teaen teutiden fatt. geneinten les Niny
nefpta. Gtales fam Elm eetrer, tuelber enelif&en unb bout
fbea uuttrridt erttelen unb tte Srsel fptelen Tam, cine
kleibenbe @teue ertalteu. @ebalt $500 nebA FREEZER Npb.
nuno, Sol; unb @arten. Darauf ReFe!tlreabe tprue, id
,renben an ben ugrrfaub bes Sdulseretus, Ma.estcun,
Sert Graatr, Minn.", pber
&es. Musufine @irtb, 0. S. B.
4p Marystrpn, Seutt Gr., Winu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-23

- MQe Sprten aus europa irportirtenS pisl.
tpaaren fir Rinber 3u baben III Der fatb. Bud
banbluns BON Rid Bures, 9. Strabe aeten Der
beutf1en tatb. Stride.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-23

- 9err Nidulaus 2abr Scn St. gleub BE-
iudte ,,ns bieier Sage lit unierer Office. Der
ielte 1T urs fets cine e~brenwertbe yeriSnlidteit
CT serl@erte uts, ba6 Ct bis Gribiabr in ieiner
Dampf- Yfuefabrit cine srsbe Ausrabl sen
allen Mrten pfisen tertis baben tpirb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-23

AQeemeine 3eitunssassntur fit ~a.nerifa-
nii&e unb eurupaii@e 3eitl&riften: Mat. 81,
niser's 8udffere, Dritte Strabr ct. paul,
@inn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-23

- Der erSbte gufratb Der u,anniefaltisiten
Blumen unb &rausea fir Girutltase erfe Cont
raunitanten, 9raut u, {. ~, fueben aus Gurcpa
anaetpu,men bel Nid 8ureS.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-23
@efprmett IN, 9nterefe Ser
4uStpanberer.
cole SbGttsttit Der 3atbp1ifen
auf biefem Se1be.

DAP aattcliten in Deutjalanb niAt UT
tbdtis seblteten fnb fir tenSdut,b eionbers
fir ben @9ub Der Si9erli9teit tcrMuswan<
berer na@ Nmerifa, n,oee aus Na4feb>
enbent 5ur %a1semetnen &enntnib se1an9ea.
Dura bic germitttlune bes TIM bic Git
tranberunss>A nseleaeubeit f. s%erbienfpolIen
Germ PIP. gabenjln fraber tn 6apre, iest in
einburs a. b,eabn, selaasten folsenbeyuufte
uuternt 10. Rop. 1868 gum S4use ber@ittz
lt9tett Der Nuswanberer nad2lntertfa an SET
@rdfbenten bes 8unbes>& an3ler> An,tes, u.
3spar .ncn eineut Mttslteb Der Yreuf(dfn
Ranner eiu9ereidt. IS wirb BARN sers
1an9t:
y Die Gtabliruns pon prei Yon chamber
9etrennten Rdumen auf M%usmaneerer,
i9ifen:
Al fir bic Tamilien
b. fur bic unperbetratDeten mannlideu,
q fir bic ursertetratteten tpeibli9enyai.
ia9iere.
y A1e G11tfupru119 elmer %9enl9eroen uno
frensen @pntrole sur Iufre9ttaltune bic.
fer Anorbnuns.
3 Sdarfes @erbot eincs jeben 8eriebrs Der
seiannten Sdif5mannfaaft nit ben
meibli9en @adasteren, f. nett ni6t Der
Dtenf einen fol@en nptbwenbi9 na9t.
DAP biefe biQtsen gpr19ldse int beutt9eu
8unbes~& an3ler>Nmt 9enetetes @oblpolet
sefuneen, mSse bura bic fo1senbeMntwprt beS
Yrafoenten ;ur Notwithstanding sebradt
wsrten.
Berlin, 80. Sos. 1868.
Guer $ 80. beetre id MIDI, auf bic &C.
faatse Mittbetluns ROM 10. ). 81. NIT SER
ttnbli&Ren Dante gan; er9ebenf ;u erwie>
bern, bae, tint bic @tttlidtett Der lber @se
bef6rberten beati6en Auswanberer sesen
bic sca Sbnen a%nsebeuteten @efabren rpdb>
rerb Der ueberfabrt mDsltdf SIT bebuten, bel
ben nit Der an1ertfantlAen @esieruns uter
internationale gefimmunsen tejusliA tes
Musspanberer>B 50 iens einseleitsten gerbant<
luasen auf @4ubmabre9eln int @inneSbrer
@prfdldse 8eba@t 9enprmcn tperben tpire.
(@et.) De1lbr d,
Yraf. hes 8uutesFan3ler .&mtes.
Sn Der ii@ern 9rfnuts, bas btefe 1bei@
fettens Der curcpdtiaen R%esterunsen
ben Offer fir bic unternrmnene quite @a9e
bierfeits nod raebr %anfeure, miro tiefes
CUR a%1eemetnen &enntni6 9ebraGt
Die anbern fatt. Bldtter fnb 9eteten in
Summer ~ ecsircu.
q a
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-23

-Da G@ bic &anbe1btlt unb @culb, bic
Rep gort Central uub bic 9ew gort Grte 8abn
tsnioluoiren, 10 mue Der @efsn, nil Ct ni@t
3u b1be Gra&t b~ejablen, bieie @cnopole bur&
bic G~feetisma@uns Der @a0erRraben RiiFi'
Fppi unb CT. 2epreaes, lda&matt ieben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-23

-5errli&e, bS9a eebiessne nnb f@Sn si"-
sebunbene Romanmerte, fpesteQ fir Grauet une
Mae9sn sef@rieten, fceben ansetem,uen, bel
Mab. 3Gnieer, Ste StraBe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-23

- SIM SntereGe tsr @Gifbarma&une bes
NilfiFppt cberbalb Rinneapulis sereeu test
eutiGtepene @@ritte setban.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-23

Z @oIte bic @eiessebun9 pon Riunelota
u. bic anbererS taaten f9 bequeuen, bur9 etn
Mencrtal an ben Gcnsreb etnen @efterlae
In obt9em Sinne BON tbm gu serlansen 70
wlrben fe ben Oanf tes 2anteS sereienen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-23

- Silba 6iu, cine Won, triben @iftbau@e
Der @anbenlnf ent.peibte Sataue0a rnubte an'
DienQase 500 in ben Stabtiadel tepcniren.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-23
&pcal Neutgfetten.
Ncifenbe Aaenten.

9err @tlbe1m Mn11enmetfer
SER eugene 3betn, SER anbreas
@rpbe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-23

- Die S@wei3er<B eneFs sGrrReluns ersat
eiuen l1eberf9ub BON $685..
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-23

- Gbwarb O'ReiQ, Der 5ireermeiaer RON
Milwaufes Fsurtrts In ter irii9en Ginranfs>
runes-G Convention.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-23

- Mm Mtttpo@ 4benb CAB Is TN Spern.
baufe clue Boraeuuue in ber eelsn 8e&t~ uub
pautusR. IS 1T 70 (hb, sufnn - Gtner, sra-
felt" '.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-23

- Nid Yoitsiebere xransgeu s,jtaItete it@
~ einem erpbarttsen grfo!ee.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-23
ct. HeterS nnterftntnngS=0 erein.

Gas R.anfen- 6 c~usu,ittee ts Ct. geters lluterftheunssz
@erein rrn1 /. DienRae I'm Sanuar bic Jun 1. Dtenhae
tn, Jetruar beaeht aus f~plsenhen !9errcn:
Oberer.DtRrttt: Sptn s1iutser, Gde Ter Rtee
unb II. etrafe; Sobann SOU, 10. Str, BET aimu,es
Stsrt.
nuterer DiRrtft; Barth. @rrrnauu, tei Mets
Ger, al Ger 9edfpn Str. Srt !5aute, 2e gbarb, nabe
Hetie-.
Ant s. 2 | nj nj e, Sefr.
, 1869-05-11

Receipts ~ inspected for to-moE1pHs bulletin
s.e Il cars wheat: 1E9 cars and lso 20 bu corn, Of
which q to0 bu a1e No. l, IS go bu are No. and
q, ECO bu rejected: 60 CARS and ca bu oats,
2nd cau rye. Total. 81, 90 bu
There WAS an Average attendance on Change
so-dar, but veI qulet st Of markets Ill ruund,
with lower prices IN grain. The principal cscse
for the depression seemed to be The continuation
-nf heayJ receipts with absence Of shipping de-
rnand, while the SPECTATORS were already duedup
on their coutrac.x. The session WAS really more
ike a hfi1dAy than any thas h14 been held for
nome time psst, though there Was not m1ch talk
abou, the s,rat event Of the day-the completion
Of the Pacific Railroad.
Lake frstghta we're very quiet, aad unchanged.
Only ok charters we're reported, OF which TWO
were on private terms The others were taken At
&c for ccrn By Bal TO Buffalo OF Port CotboIue aud
5:4c By propeller to Bu1alo-
uiRhxhes wers Me!ess. The market WIS quoted
Us nonina1Iy unchanged It 9sa<,as1c Tor free
Provisions were tc1y quies, but with NO change
in prices There vas very little done Oh the
board, the bnlk Of tne sales reported being maize
On Saturday evening Sales were a5o br.s PORK
3. ss1-oo; $4,000 cs Light rough sides 1t 1skc;
10000 Il htasT do u l{c; 1900 Is dry sa1ted
Ahoulders II ike: l0o, ,oo1 Is rejected do at log
lie: seeo rs Light boxed shoulders at II &c; 100
se tsJ sal1ed bellies At 15c; md l2 900 f.s DO II
l5lc; 1900 rA d1J salted hams on private terms.
The market waz quoted a. closing steady aad
nominal At ta1.00 for nes9 pork: Ike for ard; !;
1iKo fo- ahouldess: 14e for rough aides; 15kc for
short Eiha; and 13He loac for uue1eeptouable
Eueer picked hamA
The Daily Market Review gives the following ~
the thIrments Of provisions frum this city from
November IN 10 the 9Th instant tuelua.ye and for
other pe1todA:
, 1869-05-11
Row Traveller are Flecced.


Now the Pacific Railway completed there
Will be double rt}oic1nx on the psrt u travellers
eCoes the plalns-out On account Of the great
WORK itself aud the other that the soulIeas mo-
nopoly Of Wells Fargo Co Ia driven on the route
between Omaha and Sacramento But they Win
sl fastcn their teeth tn the pocketboots Of those
who are 80 unfortunate Is to be compelled 70
tsveton the literal lines and roads o6 the MAIN
highway.
Every body will want to visit Salt Like City,
which u 20 tues aouth Of Ogden Station, the near
MORMON capital to the Union Pacific Is In psncess
Of construction, but II will be several months Jet
before lis completed. In the meantime, Wclls,
Fargo i Co. will neece uavellera, nnleas the Nor
naoua pat on q tine Of oppoAtop eoaches which
they certainly ought 10 do Al once. A correspond
emf, who h1s Just been over the route, Thus
speaks Of the Infamous extortion praetsed on
people:
"W.elk. Fergo G.. stages ieaye Ogden every
otr passengers, who there take tue train east, md
taEe on passengers for The City Of the Saints For
converting passengers % uiles they modest'y ask
they will piace u passengers taide Of the coach,
express matter. When The roads are yerJ muddy,
End up a! the hills, the mud IN some paces being
over one foot deep On their Way, near Farming
Ion, they Pass oy good hotel, ind compel p7s5en
gers to tAke dinner st = miIeraote
rauche, With stable in one end, u
n1melcss once IN the other, and a dining room
ssresa 81 sn piss is 6s Sa
lRrd bacop, NtIer tainted BY pa1ched re, allied
coffee, and aotne guth perca7 biscuit constitute
lAblJ taxed; and ali thls Ia done By the Wells,
FxrED 4 Co RennieG- AZ ! snhstauu&tton Of Ihts@
fut18, An permitted 70 refeI to g. ~. G1! Te4t.
ern Agent OF the Michigan Southcru Railroad "
s. Keith Of rour city: q. 8. Cnll.ns rrrchAnt and
Colonel uawes, Insurance Agent, 0u11hA
Persons desiring TO SEE tue beautiful Salt Lake
Valley had Letter charter team At Mills
ray eight passengers as 5 for the round *
and come At pleasure then take the lake roAd ant
tins 70 over the route now describe and pleas
Antly enjoy the 9!andcst SCENERY and farmtnG
country In the world"
, 1869-05-11
WHAT WE PAY FOB SALT,

During the nine months ending Sept 10,
1865, there were imported into the United
States 4OG, 49, $50 pounds Of salt The
value Of this salt was s?7o,:'o0, or about II
cents per hundred pounds The duty on
this salt is Is cents rer hundred pounds i'm
portet!in bull, and - cents when IN bags.
The average is about :l cents per hundred,
and the duty amounted to ssss.alo in gold
Reduced TO paper the duty amounted to
over 81, ,1tO.NcO, being, in fact, nearly ITO
per cent There iss bill pending before
Congrcss-and it has strong support
urging the increase Of this duty to uniform
rate Of q cents Fer hundred pounds, or an
avcrage advance Of three cents per hundred
in gold.
That the amount Of salt produced In this
country is wholly inadequate to the supply
is shown by this immense Importation The
silt manufactures OF this country ase priu-
ipaliy in New York and in Michigan. The
latter interest has declared thas the tariff is
Of no benefit 10 it, hut the New York inter
est has Obtained the present enormous tax,
and is clanorous for the addition. The
amount Of money invested in the New York
Salt Company was lesa than ssooi 900.
Il has during nine years increased its stocf
rom its own profits to three times thai
amount; has purchased andosned property ;
worth s1 zoe, 900, and las divided IN cast
dividends among its propzietors ., soo, 600
1t is owned by perhaps less than ffty indi-
viduals, all capitalism, For the EXCLUSIVE
benefit Of that company Congress has i'm.
posed and retains on imported salt tax o.
over 100 per cent, md that TOO, whsn X
meet the absolute wanss OF. the country it i
necessary to import foreign ~lt. Evct1
, 1869-05-11
REAL E5TAIE,

Wansntee deels for city and suourtan propert
died for record On Monday. May 10:
Lots Is and II, Walker L KreiKh re-sub,
B1cefs IS and y Smith sub. ncHnek
xiieheIi II: Il i sSa oi sts.s Az: a ss1 NV
csaa,pat M asS y = 81 81 Jean i, ii, $40 y
x13 Il, w1th buildings; April a.. 1.so
steiry i &. 5 II - q Jackson s. +. 4;1l;o
Fa!ioe T. II Of osiis; st. /; siiiix
Aessesr q, Isl Il E a of linton Il, ! /, :sisa ~
ni..eta e s1 !. 1iss is i Of MADISON st,
~ q II fot f Is ef xssessofs Division oi ~
vss,s.;: * :. z z Ss?a = 2 ss,s g IS ds
Ssxio5 f.Io'rs: July !, ises. .........'.... II
Prck Il, lis n d OF take st. v I, ii s-lo1
c.gs.aa " z; IL 1ts Of d911ilit ioia, III
uar'sSs i, 4 eoanor 81 +. si1ls
Sa .a Rs,tiS 6sdnsa i aay ,oro4, II os, 1900
s ~, : T. ioaSi5e 4: Apri s.s.........s. ~ ~ 80,
st1te s. ~ II OF Fifteenth s. I, se1ls -
on eoals between StexaIt Ind W.iisce III l'o'
and Aa 40 It s Of Thirty y-tntrd 1t, e I, and
y 1aa 4-l01s3o It; Nay s........... ...--.. l,so
caiume. ~, n Of " enty.nlnth st. E t. SIX
paae;nela 4 &; y! T. + SIS ii ci Tbiitists Il ~
IT. sa11oolt: Mar J1o.................-, at
Buttet1eld st ~ It q Of Thirty -shtt1-st,
ef, ee1leoft; May y10--..-...-.....----. s.
50CIH OP CITT I1XIrA
Cud H Lota I, z and IN sub ~ ac1ca v
of hR- in SC 1, Sec l. IS, lie: May s., !:
hlmbark ar, 17e It Of BoEen st. = {, 1s4I
1.9 It, and Oak SIS cor klmhsrk av. nj.
ss115o #: May s......-..... .-..-.-.-.--. i,A
Washington 81, ~ I. Of Chestnut st, Y I,
BOXES $40 It April 12, 12,.................. 30
Lots II and Is, 3 Of rharts sub OF LOIS l to
7ofn n E Il, Sec !, g, - E: april l9... s.
CnA is of II of n r y, Sec !, 50, Is e.
| Calumet ~, southeast and southwest cor
nets Of Fifry-elghth 81, = entire blocEs,w!th
other lots, MAY 81. %
| WEST OF trFf LlX1f2-
| Deefpath q, 70 II . OF No1tn av, e I, 2oE123
| Western av, 1Sa I, n Of Fulton st, ct, sl1
@ ~ tioit; A4y s.: ;,;s;,;: v.;;o
, 1869-05-11
CAPE COD WOMEN.
The Effects of Hcnrt SORROW nnA
Continued FeMr-A fa1tGhtcd Rnco
ef mAtEuuH,

The Effects of Iacnrt sorrow stnd
Continued FeMr-A I7lightcd Rnco
ef MAsEons.
From Ae Springfield Etpualla1n.
nIen an average Of femalc beauty Of ngure aud
hatr aud siln rs among the Eoung girls OF the Pc
n!usulsr towuk on Sunday, and In no rtace b the
y 70 thirty. SO o % pslnfai I'D u md Obvious For
tho second span ot married life. one may
esnsc cans Of 1n!s !. not II or nd suRsssa i,ser as
once. to ona who see4 the congregations OF NO
men. With here aud there an old atcI rnzn among
them. and then sktfs all the yearn Of active Nfe
down to carly childhood before he nnds tne n,aic
sex asnln represented For II Ia true fhat tn the
fishing season there are no men or boya On shore,
and II you 80 Among the groups Of bright happy
girls who do not rcmember the cloud that hangs
nl,nye them, JON will ind that nine oct Of ten Of
them look forward to union with one e. Who Is nov
agine one Of them sitting IN her 1.-THE home two
noTtheaster bowling without she knows too ven
that at that moment he may be struggling Ia tha
breakers: while the Highland Hight ihat she can
has only 10 climb spur Of land behind her honse
to see the skeleton Of ship from which the cruel
waves tore the desperate handhold months ago,
left the husband and father to sink in sight OF
bis own home, without friend to aid The grave
Stones In the caurch-yard VIII not let her stand
between them, even to: moment, iot they te
ACA Nv" ~ y elAkAG AANH4 " "OIGA " VIZ AtNE
Town we're left widowed and deaotate- II she vii
stay in her house mud shut out the suggestions o
peril still she 1nnst look o1t and she aees coming
down the street, one whose iovcI sailed aws]
teAss and gears ago, and has since been missing
u4 weasel wAs seen going ont by lhe Race, bottou
| ur aid wheu they told this poor WOMAN all the1
knew, she pressed her hands TO her forehead. ant
cast her glance out upon the waters. over which
she has btuce waited for his return. When . Ecs
Rel arrives sne hur1es to the landing, and nothing
] ionhttng for the long disappointment. waita ant
watches to the end. How little can we wonder
then, at the premature decay, when We reuaemi,e
| that to The inevitable soF1pws Of woMan's lot.
! whatever station, these others, more Intense an
perrttuaf, are added