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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-11-05

&eeterunsen ;etsen, bab tire fatboltf4enl1n'
tert9anen cber Burger ni@t slet&saltts gu
f9auen, tuenr lire bS9fen Snterefen Ger
1est werben. Die &inber baben etn &e4t,
8esen bic Beraubuns ibres gaters gu pro-
teNtren unb ieber &attp1tf perebrt int @apfe
fetnen9a later. Wenn mir auf unfere @antere
u@taatsreate, Tretbantet, reltsi1ie unb pclt'
tii9e Sreitett" unb bersl. f&retben, foa es
uus ba ni9t aud sefuttet fetn, bic ~&e&te
bes @apfes" III forbern ? s9ir baben &C.
betsperetne, benin bas @ebet 1T cine md&ttse
@afe. @ber ais meniaen, bic In Der Belt
lebsn unb NIT anbern Menfatn Serfebren,
baben mir au@ @e4te unb @Ft&ten unb es
1T fir uns etn @edt unt cine @ft4t, pfen
uni Metnuns In etnerSa@e aus3uipre&en,
bic uns 70 febr tntereiiirt, feterli4 gu pro-
teftren eeeen ben @ies ber Ma4t aber bas
Re9t, pentsfens bas gu p%ertamn1et, tpaS
tptr ni9t gu dnbern sermSsen. Die amert'
fantf9e&esteruns ptrb 3tpar an Stalten tet>
nen&ries erfldren ben &atbpltten 3u@efaQen
aber Der grpte] Don finf Miqionen repub"
lifant19er &atbp1ife1 In ben Ser. @taaten
purbe bet ben ttaltentiAen &epcluttondren
wenieftens 70 f9wer in's @ewi4t faden, als
bic Wrptete ber1ntertbanen Der eurppdtiAen
Turften uub mlrbe benz @tctor Emmanuel
@tpf CUNT MaAbenfen 1tefern. SttQf4met'
gen 1T int sewtden Gimme cine 3uftmmuns
unb benz Stiaiaweisen bes goltes fam
maj, neun 3ebntel ader l1ebe1 5ufaretben,
bic es ;u erbulben Bat. Wenn aQe 81tbolt'
Ten ber @e1t ntannbaft auftreten, bann tpirb
Der Wapf ba1b wieber bas Setnt9e erbalten.
unfere Bemerfunsen be5teben fi4 nur oui
bic fatbolti9en 2aien, benn es ftebt urs ni&t
III, ben 8i196fen unb @riefern aber bas Don
ibnen ein3uiAlasenbe @erfabren gcridrtften
3u MAIDEN. neberbtes eeb0ren ie CUR Stride
-iinb @1ieber bes 2etbes, be6en 3aupt per-
fp1st ptrb = (unb tpas iinb benn tptr 2 uni
infer goriA1as be3tebt fi9 rur auf bic Ius'
ubuns eines barserli&en &eates, bic ein'
tettlt9e unb s1eid3etti9e 9anbluns eipiltfr'
ter Menf9sn sur @erbammuns zines seser
bic Civilization perlbten @erbre&ens, BIT
@orfu9runs tes &Sniss Dor ben &i4ter'
fub1 Der Na9welt unter Der Nnflase te&
&aubes, fopte ma iebtn @erbre4er Dor ber
&tdterfub1 Der @ere4ti9feit fcrbert. Su
tppb1! ben &Gni9 Yon Stalien, ais Der
@auptperbreGer unb bic abrtsen sefrpnter
@dupter Guropas DOR unb naA Der Shat
f1de ais feline 6elfersbelfer."
@ir ,wetfeln nidt baran, baB bteier Gor'
l9las, wenu nit Gnereie tns @erf aeiest
entlbtebenen Grfol9 baben tpuroe.
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Nroteff eeeen DEN &ir@enraub,

Ole 8eftsune &oms bur4 ttaltenii9e
Truppen pber sielmetr Der ant fl. @ater
be,ansene &irdenraub ma&t aua auf bic
81 ,ubenssencHen In bteiem 2anbe ben
ihmer,lihaen Ginbrud. UNI bieiem etne
ssmiGe @eituns gu seben, ma&t Der in BAL
timore er5heinenbe Catholic Mtrrpr" fol-
senren aus rpabrbaft fattpltfhsm @eiF ent.
fprunaenen @prih1ae, tnpem CT iast: "Btr
fessn unier 0%ertraxen ntdt auf bic Turfen
uuc q sterunsen, penn iebo& in teben1
2anOe auf Der sansen Grbe bic fattolii&en
2aien einen YrOtef unterNtdnen unb perof>
featli&en rparben, NORM fe ttren abf&eu
ater ben am III. @atsr p~oa3csenen &aub
gum u :sorud brd&teu, 70 rpirbe etn fcl@es
gtriatren cine ~unbere9enbare moralif6e
Witfuns berporbrtnsen. Man fo1te ben
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&ti&gsnfnigkftfn

Dte nebersabe spnMet stebt
benz europdii4en Selesrapben :.wteber @tof
~ %intersGanten Mtttbeilunsen. Der @pe.
3tal Correspondent ber q. 9. Trtbune pom
Qa9er DOR Meb t%elesrapbirt unter eeFrigem
Datum tpte fol9t:
@or S 8asen tbetlte General GofFniere,
Der Gpmmanbant BON @es, ben, @arf9au
8a;aine nit, er f0nnte fetnen Sruppen tetne
9ebensmittel rnebr ltefern unb fe miRten
ieben, pte fe alein fertts &plrben. Darauf
ertbeilte bieler feinen Mubenppfen In,
Sti1en 8efeb1, Deftrteurs paflren 3u 1aGtn
unb CAB ieinen Splbaten ben &atk, it4 tn
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IS eItItb E 8.

Der staat Soiua Fat cine "a Miaipnen
Buffet tarfe Weijenernbte. Sn 80 Count
ties bic ies5 taates purbe neult4 absefimmt
pb innerbalb berlelben Der 8erfauf ppnBetn
unb 8ier perbptsn tperbea ioa; In l7Gpun.
ties erfldrte ii4 bic Mebrbett fur s~oQfdnbi'
ees@erbpt. Webe ben bort ppbnenben bur-
iisen @ermanen!
G%intuauherer faraen felt Neujabr 1T Netp
yprf 1851 an pber $500 tpentser ais in
ber ndmli9en 3ett pprisen Sabres. Sn
@iseonfn 1teben ii9 felt 1.Mpril 1924 iber
Chicago unb Milmaufee %sefommene Gin
tpanberer nteber, tporunter 690S DeutiAe
unb 1922 5canbtnapter. SIN Seras iint
500 Gtnmanberer aus 8rauni1wet9 atse>
flnbist.
9i@ter 2D1td in Snbiana. - Mus Netp
MlbanY pirb am 26. Sct. eeiArisben: &C.
fern Mbenb transportirte Der @bertf nit
elmer MannlAaft amet @%efaneene aus Dr.
leans, Orange Gcuntp, nad @apli, nm fe
baielbf in's @efdnsnib su b~rtnsen. SIN Der
Mdbe Don Orleans farsten ii& unsefabr 100
permummte unb b%emafnete Mdnner auf ben
Sberif unb feline Manni4aft, entri6en IT,
men tie beiben @efansenen unb fnapften ile
ait einen 8ridenba1fen auf. Die 0efan>
senen sebDrten gu elmer 8anbe &duber, mel
DE eiAen 2anbptrtb BET Orleans nor unse'
| fdbr elmer @p1e beraubt batten.
@on "a Croft, @tsc. n1e1bet tas u9an>
ner": @berif @plbers lit ga Grpie erAdlt
iebe @p9e Elm babies Dubenb 8riefe unb
Selesrau,nte BON 2euten int GpuntY unb
l%1msesenb, benen TIRE @ferbe seitpblen iinb.
Gs i1etnt pirflt9, ais pb Der Yferbebieb.
tabl bort bon elmer pettpersweisten 8anbe
gang 1Yfematii9 betrieben pirb.
Die &artofeln finb it, nbianapc1is grade
ptermal 70 tbeuer ais sorises Sabr; fe TO-
fen $1.25 Bis $l.30 per Buffet. Das Ser
Yreis 70 in bic 9Sbe eeiaraubt III, fast Der
vG%sle9rapb," baran inb nur bic Ginfdufer
unb Gtntdufertnnen faulp.
S@lasenaer 8eiueis.-1m ietne Nuslaee
3u befrdftteen, bra4te neuli& Elm Mann In
@ittsburs einen &o@tiesel Dor @eri9t unb
jetste, bab bic bret Tube beEelben TIT BE So
der III ietnem &opfe pabten, tpel9e tbn ftin
@eib NIT bemielben seia1asen bate.
Cincinnati bat mad ber 1teuer @p1fsadt.
lung 2lS 900 Gtnpobner unb re9net man
bic In Der Stabt sef@dfttretbenben, aber
aubertalb ber1elben tuobnenben perfonen
nod tin5u, 70 .pdre etne S@dsuns BON
$4,000 mpbl ni@t au bod.
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Gprreponbena.)
Nhirago, Is. Set. 1870.

&birago, rs. Set. 1870.
8enn aud etwas ipdt, pirb es Sbnen bpd
4i&t unlieb fem, einise 3ei1en aber bic etn'
meibuns Der neuen Srse1 TIT BET btefisen
Stride Der Seiutten @dter ant 20 ;. Mts.
su empfansen. @te sic aus Sem betliesen'
ben Concert rcsramm e%ntaetmen, tpar es
etn pabrer Grtuntpt Der Srselbaufunft ber
In ben berrli4en Yrpbuettpnen Der Mttmtr'
fenten (bte @erren 81. S. greswplb, ..
Bud, ". 8if6cf S. 9. &obner unb bic
Damen Mtb q. &naaf, @rs S. 6. Craig
unb MiB {. Tarreu) etnen erbebenben Mu5>
trud fanb unb bic aldn3enben @tsenf4aften
bes Srae1perfes I'M ihDnFen 2idte 3ei9te.
Dte Orsel beaebt aus 1882 @ieifen, bat IS
Scatter, GA sounding speak stops, II me-
chanical occessonian stops, II Pedals of
Combinations, 4 8lastalse. Gs fnb 4 Or,
asln In Cine suiammenseiest, nan1i4 Elm
@mea Organ reoit, etne Great Organ, cine
Choir Organ uhb bic @eba1s.
Die rabtea1e Sdincts @taats3eiturs ie1bf
faat: uDte neue Srse1 an Der Sefutten'
Stride ~ Gbteasr, pelde I'm Dcnnertas
Mbenb cur9 bas trefIide Spte1 Der 9erren
DurleYgud unb@respclb etnsepetbt purbe,
1T mcbl bic Bette Srsel tn Chicago, pte ie
untepinst bic srDBte 1T. sic peretnt &raft
uno @eidtett, Tude unt SPECULATION tn e>
mem i~eltenen @rabe unb ma9te auf bic un-
sebeure 3%utSrermense, pelde bic Stride
fuGte, einen ebenic 9etpalttsen ais an9eneb>
men Ginbrud."
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@albimgton.-man fAetnt bter ft4 aaf
einen europdtf9en &rtes sefast gu MAIDEN,
benin @afenporrdtbe unb fdmmtli&e&rtess'
f9iFe In Der MapY.garb In Bottom finb mad
Mep gorf beprbert .pprben.
11ngeimnoe 0eeeno.-Sn @in&efer, SIT
btana, tptrb iebe balbe @tunbe bic Staet'
slpde seldutet, bannit bic 8ewobner tbrgbi'
min nebmen, 70 arg pat9et bas @e&felfeber
baitlbf.
Y6ilahelpbia 1T sesenwdrtis etpa 1921
Quabratmetlen srpb, bic Gloafen> unb @b>
ausseandle fnb etpa 100 Metlen lang, bic
BeoDlteruns betrdst 100000 @eelen, unb
bic 8e feueruns erret9t $3.50 pro 800,
bic san3en ii9rli4en Mussaben Der Stabt
$8,O00,000.
Oelqmeuem fnb in Delauare 60, Sppa,
entbedt tpprber unb es ptrb bert9tet, bab
cine Gpnapasnie, srDbtentbet1s aus Dubu>
querr. befebenb, ben san3en, 5000 Nder ent'
ba1tenben 2anbfrt& ansefanft bat unb
8obrperiu&e ma&t, we1&e, lie tiefer man
fpmnat, inner sinftser ausfalen, tnbem In
elmer Siefe BON so Tub bas Del suian,met1
NIT benz @aFer fi@ bur& bic Grbidi&ten
brdu9t.
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@rurbe 3n seben unb teGen Mutb ntttten
tint una1id tpG&f. >'-*

@runbe 3a seben unb teGen Mutb rtttten
int lne1ad nud&f.
Mes bat c%apttultrt!
Der @eneral, auf benTranfrei9 p%ertraute,
eben seaabt auf Merieo, bat benz 9anbe tn
Der Stunbe tober @efabr raebr als 100000
ietner @ertbetbtser seraubt. Marf@a1 3d.
game bat uns serratben. Gr bat f@ felbf
gum &9enten bes Mannes BON Setan unt
gum @%ptebseitlen Der Ginbrtnsltnee &C.
nta&t. Obne &udlGt auf bic Gtre berar>
NEE, at beren Spite er ftanb, BAT er, cbne
etnen lebten @eriu9 gu MAIDEN, 100000
famSfta&tise @Gnner, 10000 @erpunbete,
@efdase, @afen aler 9rt unb bic fdrtfe
Sefun8 Sranfrei&s iberseben.
@ir finb &nseii&ts unferer Teinbe, bic
@aes %besanftst, gum 1esten Spfer berstt.
Qafet uns far6ren, nteuta1s ~at;useben, 70
1anse nod Elm 3oI bes teiltsen Spoens un>
ter unfern Subfoblen ubrts bletbt. 2adet
uns bas slcrrei&e Banner Der fran3SffAen
Nepclution bod balten. l1nfere Sade 1T
bic bes &e9ts unb Der Geredttsfett.
europa iebt es! europa fablt es III &C.
9entpart 70 oielen unperbienten 1lnsluds,
pbne ale Mufmunteruns. Gurppa 1T Be-
weet unb be9tnnt gu baneeln.
Seine SGufon bletbt uns nun ubris.
9aFet uns ni9t 1dnser unenti9lcHen btnba1>
ten, ionbernburA bic Stat bewetian, bab MIR
nod int @tanbe fnb, unfere Gbre, 1nab-
banstsfeit, Sntesritdt unb &Qes, tpas Elm
Saab ftpl3 unb treu ma@t, gu tuabren.
Sang 1ete bic &epublif! etnis unt un,
tbetlbar."
Dteie proclamation 1T Don Gremteur,
DeIatne, @ambetta unb Sbiers untersetd>
net.
Die friesssefansenen Gruppen TT Met
befeben tn 81 S%nfanterte'& estmentern, Is
8ataiapnen Sdsern gu Tub, % Depotba-
tataonen, acknowledgements, ll5Telb>
batterien, II 8atterien MitraiGeulen, SO
eagles 5ui ammen nit Der @arntipn adblte
bic fran3Dfide Armee in mes uripriue1i6
10000 Mann unb 2l,450 @ferte NIT 500
&ancnen unb 102 MitratIeuien.
@%ariba1bt BAT tereits ee3eist, pas er
1T : er bat in Dome bic Seiuiten auf bru>
ta1e8eiie Sertrteben. Das fatbpltiAeeanb.
Sp1f 1T en,pSrt ater i'm unb oie1e Treicout<
pa9nten peisern ii&, unter fetnem Cent
n,anbp au %fdmpfen.
9urembura.-Gin Detafdement ppn
5000 Mann Der Mr1nee bes Yrtn3en Trteb>
rt9 Carl bat 2an9ereY AT Der bel9ii9en
@rense beiett.
&Dnts @tlbelu BAT ben &ronprin3en unb
ben @rtnsen Trtebrt6 &ar1 III Nelbmar>
iadlen %ernannt, bic Grfen In SreuBer+
Neue1teS.
Sreitae,4 4. Nop. Son 2cneen tptrb te>
1%e9rapbtrt, bab nnterbano1un9en fur etnen
! WafenaiQfanb itattgefunben, barnit Tranf>
ret& cine %seiebaebenbe gerfammlune tpdblen
fDnne; bod teQten bic lesten Depel4en bas
3utanbefomnen tpteber tn 3wetft1.
SIN Yaris brad Elm Mufrubr aus unb
rurbe Elm StGerbettseommtttee BON ben
GmpSrern ernannt; bic &ube f9eint tnbeb
| til. IT,. - =
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(Gprrefppnbena)
@abaj6atu, 81. Sct. 1870.

eiebet % anberer!
@eute brinse tA betnen 2eiern einise Mit>
tbet1unsen aber Stdbte unb Stdbt&en ant
untern Miifiippi Mtnneiota's, anb bestnne
NIT gReb Wtng. @ter bllben bic @efadfte,
aber tiniiGti6 STRIDE urb S&ule tebt &eb
Dins anbern p1dsen mad, benn es 1T trps
after 8%emabunsen bes wirbtsen @rtefers
bo9w. 6. &nauf nod ntdt se1unsen, etne
tatbplti9e @6ule baie1bf gu erriaten, unb
bic 9uter fatbplif9en Tamtlten in bprtiser
@esenb ieben f@ stn0tbtst, tRre &inber ent'
rpeber gar ni4t In etne @4ule ODER In bic
Tret19u1e III fdtden, 100 fe eber a1es Mn'
bere 1ernen, ais tpas uniere ltebe Susenb &C.
1ebrt tperben fo1te.
Mu4 In Qafe @ity if es tn 8etref Der fa-
tbplii4en S4ule iGleAt befeQt, benn es 1T
gar fetne bort; 70 aud in &eebs Gambling.
Dteier g1ab 1test unsefdpr Is Metlen uu'
tertalb Cafe GitY unb es TT Der eeiddftt9fe
unb be1ebtefe Y1as, ben i9 Bis tebt ccnJteb
@tns aus seieben. @rcber @erfebr fon,nat
BON Der @tsccnIn @ette bur9 9unaber, Die
ais Stats, bort berunter fpn1mer unb IN
&eebs Gambling an1esen. Mu4 aae Soote
1esen bort an we19e ben Mili|ippt befab<
rem. gs inb bort febr iADn einseri&tete
Stpres uab CUTE 8parbtnebdufer, ,pelae
lire @dfe btais unb auf bas Bette serpfe.
get. Sd rattle baber je0em &eileneen,
wenn er na9 &eebs Gambling fpuamt, tas
8parbinsbaus bes 9rn. MtGae1Tunf gu be-
iu9en. SER Stunt 1T Elm ree1ler Mann unb
fu9t ieben, Der i'm feiu9t, in Der 3uporfom>
menbfen @etfe, 5ufrieben ~ feten. Der
erDBte She'll Der 8epDlferuns DON &eebs
Gambling iinb 2uremburser unb Srterti4e ;
fe fnb aiem1t9 tppblbaberb unb au@Treunte
bes v@anberer." Sd babe bort rtebrere
&efruten fir ibn s%eponnen. @u& bat Der
vWanberer" In @errn Spbn @1pubt einen
ta9tisen @senten. Die &at!rpab &pirb ben
Ylab bebeutenb beben. SIN @abalbatp 1T
Is ni@t fp seiadftts pie tn &eebs Gambling
unb bod lnb aud etntse beutiAe @eladfts>
leute bort, bic quite @eidafte MAIDEN. 1n>
ter Mnbern 1T 6err S4ebat Elm ta&tteer@e>
i4dftsmann. Ct bd1t einen 8u9tpre unb
BAT benielben felt 1estem 9erbf beteutenb
persrDbert. &u9 BAT er etnen @armor>
@bop unb perfebt fetn @ei&dft ais Mar"
mpr>Mrbeiter aus benz S. S. Gr ltefert
feline Mrbsit btdtser ais trseno Elm anberer
@bop bes @taates, unb 1T in Der Musilb<
runs Der 9(rbeit Elm &uniler. Seute, pel9e
Mcnumeate, @rabfetne Don irsenb etner
@r6be brauden, aoerben tpob1tbun, f9 AT
80. @9ebat gu wenben, benn er 1T int
@tanbe feline &unben soafdnbts u befrtebt>
gen. @o6w. @f1rrer Srobec Bat fir stne
S9ule seiprst, unb 1T 9rn. peter 8trfa
etnen tidtteen 2ebrer, Der betbe @pradcn
1ebrt, Gns1ii9 unb Deutfa. Terner bat a>
ter Grptec etne neue Stride In @ppfs 8a1ep
pber 9ie11anb eebaut, we1&e sesenwdrtie
%eepldfert tpirb. Sie 1T 80 p 60 TT rSmt'
i9em5tp1 sebaut, fcfet unsefdbr 2500Dol.
lar unb sereiAt Der bprtt9en 8esDlferuns
CUR Gbre ais suten &atboltfen, ie 3eust Don
ber srpben Spferpiaisfett, bic ie ni9t &C.
i9eut baben, Elm 70 fA0nes @~ottesbaus gu
errtGtsn. Nd9aens mebr. 81. 6.
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amlnnft bon 8ii@0fen.-Ma&rt4ten BON
Nem gorf 3ufolse fub baielbf bic bo6m>
ften 8ii96fe @ennt Don Mtlmaufee uno5sn>
1eGeY Don Dubuque DON ibrer Guroparetfe
aladli& unb wpb1bebalten ansefommen nnb
bereits in tire Di03eien suradsefebrt, 100 fe
Don @eite ibrer treuen &nsebDrisen ben
freurtefen @n,pians finben. @orberettur'
gen basu rparen tn beiben @tdtten setrpf>
fen.
ans Sregon entnebmeu mir benz ~@atb.
@enttnel", bab ber golfsapofel bo4w.
P. 81. @eninser neuli4 eine iebr erfcls>
rei9e Mi1ipn in Sadionptle bielt, aber bic
,pir ieinen ndbern nabern Beri4t erparten.
Gin Snoianer>Tertrag, wel9en BET Diff
fondr P. Geum 3wtlden ben @tcur unb
ben Ser. @ta1ten 5u Sort Mmberecmbtc
permtttelte, entbdlt II. a.. ein @eiu4 Der
&otbbdute an bic 8unbe5resternns, baB Elm
She'll Der ibnen %sufommenben @eloer fir bic
Grrihtuns elmer fatbpliiAen &apeae In IT,
Ter Nelerpatipn perwsnoet werben mD4ts.
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Smldnoii@e Na@ri@tem.
& r1It9e 8.
8if66fi@es Munbf@reibei1.

To1senbes Circular uurbe pom po@m1tea
Bif9ofe an bic @etfltdtett ber Dtpeele e.
1afen:
@p&marbiser unb tteurer 9err!
Ole idbrli&e @plefte fur bas Seminar
ptrb ant Sonntns In Der Setap Don @aer>
bet1taen, an, 6. @opeuaber, fotute an ben fol-
aenben CONT unb @tattpnstaeen Hb1t&er
@etfe Fattfnben.
Snbem Ste pprlduTee Noti3 Don bteier
gc1efte erbalten, finb @te erfu&t. btefelbe
ben @ldubtsen ernfli@ a%nsuemYfeblen nnb
benfelben bte Sbatiade ans @er5 gu leser1,
ba6 btefe idbr1i@e Gpaefte nabe3u bic etn'
aise @alfsquene 1T, bic uns CUR 9eranbtl"
buns Don griefern CUR 8efriebt9urs ber
fortmdbrenb anmadfenben 8ebarfntfe Der
DiSsefe III @ebcte fett. Mande Difriete
Gnb pbne Yrtefer, unb mir %en,Yfansen fan
iebe @o9e @etttipnen nit bent @efu9e ur1
&nfenuns BON @rie tern ant Yldben, 100 Bite
aesen tpdrtise @eeliprse Rem nprtanbener
eeiR1i9en 8eburfntGe ntAt entiprtGt. Wt1
Nnb a~ber3euet, bas, pet1 bic @1dubteet 3u1
Grfenntnib %selansen parben, mie febr BEL
@rfols unierer Mnirensun8en, fol&en &C.
iuhen gu entipreden, BON itrer @itntrtuna
abbdnot, feline anbere Mabnun9 notbta
tpdre, Unit ie CUR fretsebteen 8eifeuer al
bieles ridtige @erf gu beme3er.
@etreu Der Sbrise TIT @brifp,
Sbpma8 g. Grace,
8tiAof spa ct. paul.
ct. Naul, ben IL. Sftpber, 1870.
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NeueIfeS.
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

TUESDAY, May A.-Senate bill to abol-
isll all tax on marriage license came up on
its third reading, and bill in lieu rsquir-
ing a tax of 81 for State purposes on each
marriage license, was adopted and passed.
To amend the criminal laws of the State
so as to provide for the punishment of
railroad conductors who by carelessness or
incompetency cause collisions or other
accidents. 4 bill was offered in lieu, more
comprehensive in character, which was
adopted, and then passed on its second
reading.
The reports of the Railroad Investiga-
ting Committee on the Tennessee and
Pacific, the East Tennessee and Western
North Carolina and the Kent cly and
Charleston roads, were read ana referred
to the Joint Judiciary Copmittee.
NEW BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS.
BY Mr.. Townsand-A bill to facilitate
the business of courts, by the publication
of cases to be tried. Passed.
BY Mr.. Cheatham-A bill for the relief
of State and County Collectors who were
in office prior to the war. 1t grants the
future time of two years to such officers
to collect unpaid tax. Passed.
BY Mr.. Hornberger-A bill for the pro-
lection of the wool interest of the State.
Passed.
BY Mr. Walker-A bill to insure print
ers iust compensation for their labor. 1t
provides that the compensation for pub
fishing legal notices shall be the same, and
no more as that charged to other parties
Passed.
ELECTION OF FIRST ASSISTANT CLERK.
The election of First Assistant Clerk
being the special order, the House pro-
ceeded to the election The following
candidates were placed an nomination !:
Clay Roberts, of Davidson Il. j. Shelton,
of Fayett; +. NJ. Hughes, of Maury. On
the second ballot Mr.. Roberts was elected,
receiving Al votes.
HOUSE BILLS ON THIRD READING.
Authorizing revenue collectors to cash
warrants on the Treasury. Amended and
passed
Providing for the establishment of
county work-houses,' and to lessen the
number of convicts in the penitentiary.
Passed.
A motion to reconsider was subsequent
ly made, which elected considerable dis
cussion, after which the bill was referred
to the Committee on the Penitentiary
TO establish the rules of evidence upon
an indictment for keeping q bawdy house.
After long discussion, and the proposing
of substitutes and amendments, the bill
was rejected-ayes, 81 ; noes, 81.
Adjourned until 10 o'clock tomorrow.
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out of the way as fast as possible after the
firing commenced, leaving their wounded
behind ~ aM
General Gleason went back TO New York
in disgust, General Starr assuming charge.
ST. ALBANs, May GA few Fenians
have left for home the rest are provided
with food by u. S. Marshal Foster and the
village authorities.
The presence of troops Keeps the Fenians
quiet. A number slept at the depot, last
night, and in the open air. The privates
have no money and the officers very little.
Some claim that General O'Neill has
100000 of Fenian funds in his possession,
Generals Spear, Glsason and Prim, the
latter registered from Virginia, held con-
sultation this morning and issued an order
for the Fenians to go into encampment
two or three miles from here.
CHICAGO, May 2.-Forty Fenians left
to-day, eastward bound.
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RI VIRTUE OF A VENDITIoNI EXpoNAs.
- issued from the Circuit Court Of Knox county Ten
neSsee and directed to the Sheriff of said county Twill
sell for cash in hand. in front of the court house in
hnoAylle on saturday the 18th day of june 1870 all
the right title claim, interest and demand that Daniel
H. and John Smith have in and to a certain tract or
parcel OF land situated in the 18th Civil District OF Knox
county, Tenn, containing hundred acres more or
less and adjoining the lands of John NJ Plumlec Wal
lace Mondays heirs and Others to satisfy Judgment
IN favor OF John Underwood VS.. Daniel b. and John
Smith. V r. GOSSE'Ivr Sber;T
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Constitutional Histoty.

The following is the order in which the
original thirteen States adopted the Con-
stitution of the United States. According
to provision in the Constitution, it be-
came binding upon the State ratifying it
when adopted by nine States. New Hamp-
shire was the important ninth State:
/. Delaware, Dec. Z 1888.
2. Pennsylvania, Dec. ~, 1857.
3. New Jersey, Dec Is, 1887.
A. Georgia, January 2 1888.
5. Connecticut, February 8, 1888.
6. Massachusetts, February 7, 1888.
Z. Maryland, April 49, 1888.
8. South Carolina, May %, 17sS.
8. New Hampshire, June 81, 1883.
10. Virginia, June %, 17SS.
IL. New York, July 26, 17S8.
H. North Carolina, November 1850.
10. Rhode Island, May 30 1870.
The Convention of Delaware met, adopt
ed the Constitution unanimously, and adj
iourned in a single day.
The Convention of Pennsylvania adopt
ed the Constitution by a vote of 46 yeas to
% nays.
The Convention of New Jersey adopted
the Constitution unanimously.
The Convention of Massachusetts was
composed of about $50 members, and when
it met was opposed to adopting the Consti-
tuition. The majority for its ratification
was only nineteen votes.
When the Convention of New York met
the opponents of the Constitution were
| about two-thirds of the whole body. AL
exander Hamilton's logic and eloquence
secured majority for ii.
! North Carolina remained out of the
Union more than eight months after the
new Government went into operation.
The Convention met and adopted "reso-
luton that bill of rights and certain
amendments ought to be laid before Con-
gress and the Convention that might be
called for amending the Constitution, pre-
vious to its ratification by the State of
North Carolina;n and the Convention was
| then dissolved.
Rhode Island remained out of the Union
for upward of thirteen months. The Gen
eral Assembly, instead of calling Con-
vention to ratify the Constitution, referred
that instrument to direct vote of the peo-
pie at their town meetings. Only 232 voted
for the adoption of the Constitution; 2,70s
voted against it..
| Subsequently, the Legislature called a
Convention, the Governor giving the cast
ing vote for so doing, in the smaller branch
of the Legislature. The Convention adopt
ed the Constitution by a majority of only
two votes, the yeas being "A and the nays
| 49,
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Gen. ID. II. Hin, in the last issue of his
paper the IS0uttern Home, announces au-
thoritatively thatthe report that Mrs. Stone
wall Jackso:i is about to be married again
is false, and that no one has dared even to
address the widow of our great and good
soldier, and that she had rather remain
his widow than marry any living man.
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The following is the order in which the
original thirteen States adopted the Con
stitution of the United States. According
to provision in the Constitution, it be-
came binding upon the State ratifying il
when adopted by nine States. New Hamp