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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-06-25
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jere6 ein;elne Blatt es na9 ei9ener
Weile. Die sep5bnli9en Babener, Die
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um6 unp elmer &dmmer,nebrbeit einsez
tpeibt fnb, ,paren einise 3ett Der Mei>
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ben uno einem neu 4ewdblten Ylab
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nifertum 1,idt; e6 ldbt bic 9anctaesz
periobe ablaufen, brnn cine brau1barere
2a>nu1er brinst es nimmer ;uiammen|;
fie 1T cine tpabre "chambre introuva-
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perpufft Yiele 3ett nit unfrudtbaren
Debatten uno erbitterten 9e9euieiti9en
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bel Der 8erufun9 su prpfe6praten Die
Baiern uno belpnoers bic &atbolifen
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&ammer Get Net9Srdtbe per,piQtete rem
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600 ST.. tnebr als cieNbseorbnetenfamz
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looeSfrafe iber ibre Miuoerbeit iebr
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ben, Mbte in 6irSau letn3ufebren uno
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-06-25

punft, per au elmer 8abnlinte lieet.
Gs war tptrtlt9 cine 9uf ansuieben
rpte Tbal unb 5Sbe itd in Bliitbenz
pradt tleipeten Die Bu9en unp anpere
2aubbdun,e Die jun9en 8ldtter entf fal>
teten unp mie sril,>e Tlammen aufleu@~
teten. Nebenber miro lelbfperi rifdnoli@
gut se9eien unb no n11slt6 nod bei1er
setrunfen uno in neuefer 3eit dber po>
lttilde Sa9esfraoen entldteoen. Man
madt jeBt 3uslet6 cine pplttilde Grz
curfon. 60 9elaab es in ben leBtperz
Fo0enen Tasen aa@ apet Srten: Sell
bronn unu Nottenburg betpe an elmer
gabn uno am Nedar 9elesen> eas cine
am ubern, pa6 anpere an, untern, beibe
In pra1tpo1er @esent uno tpoblbaz
benpe Stdpte. Der Gtnlapun9 na9
6tilbronn loQen bel 1000, per na1
Rottenbuts BET 800 Mdnner 9efol9t
lein. @as telprc9s,, uno belalo1en
wuroe, ldbt ii@ penten; .penn Die Gin<
labun9en paren BON Mdnnern Der
Dolfspartet aus9esan8en. pie SptBe
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pann nod unaufriepen lein perpe, >penn
e8 cine balbe Miuton an pem Militdr<
8uo9et freide ober pie ldn9erepra1en3
BET perminpeter ManM9aft beibebalte.
Die preubilde Milttdrberrl9aft 1T Der
5auptltein ce6'Anfobes.
Nreufem.-@ie bereits telearaz
pbild semelost worren bat Der &5nis
ben &etdstas AM 26. Mat in buloz
souer Nnerfennun9 leiner pref Sabre
binpurd bepieienen Grsebenbett in bic
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benpen Neuwablen> su prlfen babe,1
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greebnine Der oreijabrisen &ei6stass>
Selltcn binnebmeu f5nnen.
Die &ebe ieiner Maiefdt 1T tis auf
bic beipen lebteu Nbldbe rein eei9dftliz
der Natur. Snpem fe lobeno bic lter<
aus sablreiden @eiebe Reoue pafiiren
ldbt> rpelde mir bem Geuereifer leiner
eeleBsebenben Toftpren perranfer, bebt
iie ben Nbidlub Der Organization bes
8unoeSbeere6 uno bic Gntwtdelune Der
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prud berppr, Der unldwer erfennen ldet,
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peutlden 8ep6lferun9 nod 1dwere
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Mdnner Ycn uneen5bnli6er Gtarats
terfeitisteit uno llnerldrodenbeit beoari
wenn ct pem Orange Der Nation mad
Grletdterun9 ber Militdrlaiten enpli9
Mbbilfe eewdbren wiu. 8oQtommeu
be9reiFid 1T es, renn Der &6nts ii9
am Sdlu0e ber 2esiSlatursperiooe aez
orunsen iab, elmer &6rperldaft bic an
Selb fperleusnun9 uno Gr9ebenbeit
unIbertrpfen batebt, pteberbolt feinen
Danf aua3uipreden. Die 3ur 8eru<
bt8uns teS Nuslanbes 9ebrau@te@enz
bune bab ber Norrbeutide Buno in
oer Gntmideluns feiner irnern Gin
ridtunsen| unp leiner pertraaSmdbteen
nationalen @erbincurs mttSdpceutl9<
lanp bic peuti9e @oltsfraft ntat 3ur
@efdbrbung fonoern su elmer farten
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fen anntmmt porsussweiie auf bic Re>
sierunsen. pon Granfrei@s ut'b Rub<
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-06-25
Nn,is,,,er 1877.

Seiferretb. Die pom Minii1e<
RUM nadee1u9te @enebmieung eiuer
internatipnalen Musfellun9 in 8ie11
fdr pa6 Sabr 1873 1T pom &aiier UNI
t:rsei9net pprcen. ..
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fid NUN ben beYpritebenoen Neuwablen
III. Wenn bic Mnbau9er ter Nerfal<
tuna uno oeS faatsreGtli9en 3uiamz
menbaneSOeiterrei6S il, Der Majorttat
bleibe1, 10 tperben iie Trpnt maden aez
aen ben @rafen 9euit ber nun einMal
fir ben eeiftaen llrbeber Der seeenrdr>
tieen Gonfuficn gilt; erbalten aber bic
6Sberalii fen bic Sberbane, 10 tperte,
iie ibre eieenen 3ufunftsminifer nit
fi9 brtn0en unb ben @rafen 8eaf II
tpenis perlaune,l als ben @rafen pos
tpdi. Nuf bieie SpiBe bat fid bic
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@rafen Beuf mare baS 3ufanbefpm5
t,ten irsenb zines Mitteloin9S seIeeer,
fater Der eisentbamlide 3u}1nitt feiner
politif rnabt pas unmSeli9. Die Art
anpDetle, lpie er bel, parlan,entarii1ett
g'rten beiper 6duier Grob bpt, tadber,
unt oe9en @iSfra unb 9erbf Ne1t 3u
bebalten, bas Miniiteriun, NIT pplitt>
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nunaen Der ieparatiitiIaen G3e9en III
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miro. Die geupablen }olen fpfort
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neuen Qanpto9e wirb norbebalten.
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@erfasuns 1T allu nur Der b6bmii@e
2anbta9.
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tbes auf ben 20. unp %. Stunt anbe<
raurtt tpprbett. ...., =, .
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berf9tst: SIN 5erbf (eu bet Dlmab
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-06-25
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-06-25

@in(tasuugsn uno &erre(ponsen3en,
betsnbsrs iiter firdlt@e uub anbere tpi9hee ST.
ssbenbeiten, fub jsberseit mtQ!omnaen, a'nNen
aber pom gsrfaGer anteraet&uet fetn
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-06-25

~ ysa.OtRee.g gsenss- Drbers Fnb bas biaisae unp
ans F&s.ae aRitt r neberenbuns Sun @eo uab fplten
no Re N 1absn aas ba5a setraudt uerbsn.
qDsxn III sauen laterareibern einseanbt rersen,
ioa,,u ae >satls artsben en une sas ppfamt COUNTY
ums etaat stsaa nxs rt4tis anseeeben perbsa.
qDenn eiae 8eisune DON enem pcaamt an elm anbsres
sesisbt pe.ssa a fu ab INNER aud sas gpfat anse"
aeben wesssx, no he 3sttuns frber emptansen murbe.
gDsnn e9tmaas fem Blatt ni3t reee!mdsts e,npfdnss
sser I'D Aaf trstnb ene Nr. 5ebr esnfls&en, 70 foe
bsr bssefss asen. fonse s.e 5traassebr feeleid be
!. saari&tst stsssH.
Ds 0ssaasxsr,liAteit fur @tbienbansea fit bic 3e'
tuna ps,bsa pir nur bana berSebea. ean tteben per
,sssarrsen Dr.f pb.r per goa.pffee~ ~snes 0rbtr g.
t&sbsa.
Ser ,Samberer" ,sd1 europa.
ssbs Rs&t sebsn cine Mn,abl Gremplare bss
,Banberer" na@ europa, unb pir MAIDEN biz
2efes beionbers 'aufmerffam, ba6 bic 11eb8ritn-
buna W. BIattes AT 8erpanbte unb Greunbe
ism|stss bes Oeeans eli. febr seetsnetes Mittel
10, stntn nnansrbro9eneu gsrttbr nit benftl-
ben IN unte1balten unb ile iibsr bic 3uaanbe
btefes 2Anbss au unterri&hHt btffer als IS bursb
gristwe@fa ssi@eben fSnnte.
T Bsasaareea. 8sitfe II. fah IN asrtniren:
! "W AN DERE r.,
L. B. 1870,
i ST. PAUL. MINI. ~
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-08-11

At a recent communication Of River
Falls Lodge. No. 100, F. & A. NJ. the
following preamble and resolutions were
passed unanimously:
WHEREAS. 1t has pleased the Grand Master
of ihe universe 10 call from labor 10 refre Ia
nent. and from dear and tende. ties of family
and the society of friends and brothers. our
faithful. honored and esteemed Worshipful
Master. Brother Moses W. Gibbs, therefore
Resolved, That we deeply mourn the de-
parture of our worthy brother whose high in
tegrity of character commanded the respect
and admiration of all who enjoyed the happi-
ness OF his friendship while living, and for
whose true Masonic zeal and faithfulness the
members OF River Falls Lodge No. l09 will
fOndly cherish his memory ia death.
Resolved, That in the death of Brother
Gibbs the Masonic fraternity has lost one of
Its most devoted and brilliant members, his
be.eaved family kind and generous husband
and indulgent father. and commcnity Just
and upright man and exemplary citizen.
ReS0Ired, That We tender our warmest
sympathies TO the family of our deceased
brother in their affective bereavement. and
would especially commend them To HIM who
''tempers the wind to the shorn lamb" and
who looks down with infinite compassion up
ON the widow and fatherless in the hour of
their desOlatIon.
Resolred. That rs token of respect to his
memory we viii drape our Lodge in mourn
ing for six months aud the members thereof
wear the usual badge for thirty days.
ReSOired, That a copy of this preamble and
Resolutions be furnished the bereaved family
and the Hudson and Prescott papers for pub
lication.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-08-11

just far enough from St. Paul for pleas.
ant ride in the morning train, where
you can spend the day on the lake, or in
the cool shade Of one of the finest groves
in all creation. aud eturn in the evening
train, or remsin al your leisure.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-08-11

PATRONS OF HUsBAEDRY.-A secret
organization of three years growth, com
prising one hundred and fifty thousand
farmers and spreading through the Uni.
ted States with rspidity unknown in
the history Of associations, ia an institu-
ton worthy of more than passing notice.
1t already enrolls in IFS membership
many OF the most prominent men in the
country, whose names are q tower of
strength. Bu. the Order of the Patrons
of Husbandry can stand on its own mer-
its. Its grand objects, TO advance the
real interests of the farmers, socially and
pecunlarily, are features that cannot fail
to attract all intelligent minds. There
never before has been an organization
embracing in its operations the same
work rs The Patrons, aud when once IN
dersiood. those who do not give it their
cordial support are certainly blind to
their own interests.
Through its State organizations, pro.
duce can find its way TO market at re
duced rates and at low commission. -
The subordinate garages established
monthly fairs for the sale Of stock and
these are untold value.
While the ritual of the order binds
the members in ties of social fraternity,
carrying its noble influence into. the fam
lily circle, il enables all connected with
the institution to work together with a
harmony that co1ld not be secured in
any other way.
Efforts are now being made to extend
the work into every city, town and vii.
lage of the United States the coming
fall and winter. and a movement is on
foot to establish the Order 10 Europa, By
which immense advantages are to be SO
cared TO the members of the fraternity.
Let "granges' spring mp in all directions
and let the active, wide awake men and
women in every rural district interest
themselves in The works.. Paul Pho.
neer.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-08-11
5-3m
Pierce County COurt--In Pro-
bate.


In the matter of the estate OF David Nettle-
ton deceased.
ON reading and fling The petition of John
" III. BrasingtOn administrator of said es-
tate setting forth the amount of personal estate
that has come TO his hands and the disposition
thereof; the amount of debts outstanding
against said deceased and a description of all
the real estate of which said deceased died
seized and The condition and value of the re-
speciive portions thereof: and praying that
license be to him granted to sell the whole of
said real estate; and it appearing by said
petition that there is not sufficient personal
estate is the hands OF said administrator TO
pay said debts and that it is necessary in or
der to pay the same to sell the whole of said
real estate it is therefore ordered that all
persons interested in said estate appear before
the Judge of this Court on Monday the 18th
day of September 1870 nj 10 o'clock 4. N. at
his Office in the city of Prescott in said coun-
ty then and there to show cause why license
should not be granted to said administrator
To sell said real estate according to The prayer
of said petition.
And il is further ordered that a copy of
this order shall be published Tor four success
sive weeks prior TO said day of hearing in the
Prescott JOURNAL a weekly newspaper pub.
lished at Prescott in said county.
Dated July %, 1870.
WILLIAM HowEs
County Judge.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-08-11

TAG TRrcHrxA SPrRALIs OR PoRK WORM
Perhaps it is not generally known that the
much talked of trichina spiraiis. or pork
worm, was first discovered in America by
DIR. r. G. Kendall, Of Philadelphia. Pa. with
that American instrument known as the Craig
Micr oscope. costing only 81 IS. after repeat
ed failures TO discover the worm wit, an inn
ported microscope costing SIS. "of feebler
power and less reliable" This fact DIR. Ken
dali stasds ready TO prove at any time. The
"Craig" Microscope in neat box with full
direction is mailed anywhere for $2.75, by
E. Fl. Ross, 1913 Locust St., st Louis, Mo.
Read the advertisement in this paper.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-08-11

The Prescott Journal and the Star
and Times are having lively spear over
the location of the Normal School,
Hudson may be entitled to the school on
account of her morals y for the fellows
there pay attention to the girls from
eight years of age until after marriage
wifs deserving, husband deseiuug, and
mixing heterOgeneousIy in the worst
forms Of debauchery. Hudson hopes,
through her morals. to be able to offset
the voice Of nearly Two whole Counties.
in favor of River Falls. pleasant village
situated on the linz dividing the two
strongest counties in this VaIIey.-sS
Croiz Republican.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-08-11
business 9iresteiu.
5 AUNpERs & GREEN.

SAUNDERS d GREEN.
II EEP for sale a fall supply OF Groeeri-s
IN aud provision. Pork, Lard. and Hans
always on hand: also Nails aid Wooden vale
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-08-11
TAX DEED NOTICE.

STATS OF WISCONSIN,
County of Pierce
Office Of Clerk Board Supervisors,
Ellsworth, Aug 18th, 1870.
HHE following pieces Of land.
i situated la Pierce county, state
OF Wisconsin, we're sold by the
County Treasurer, on the twelfth
day Of May, A. D. 1865, for the
taxes, interest and charges u the
year 1867. Therefore notice Is
hereby given that unless said lands
are redeemed from said sale, on or
before the twelfth day OF May. A.
D., 1871, they viii be conveyed ac-
cordfng to law. The amount of
taxes, interest and charges calcnla.
ted up to the last day of redemp-
ton Is SGT opposite TO each piece
respectively.
Il. B. WARNER,
Clerk Of Board Supervisor ..
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-08-11
Manted To Sell.

There is offered for sale, to settle the estate of
Eli Foster, deceased. am extensive water pow.
er-eleven and one-half feet head-with the
right to flow. This power is sufficient to
run large amount OF machinery, ard is sit
mated in the fourishing village of River Falls,
Pierce county. Wis. There will also be 30
acres of land decided with the power. This
is rare chance for a bargain. as the property
must be sold. For further particulars apply
to or address SIDNEY PORCH,
5,f River Falls, Wis.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-08-11
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
Rare Chance for "A bargain.

The undersigned offers for sale his farm
consisting of 1856 acres of valuable farming
land. lying on what is known as the State
Road. IN the town of Oak Grove. six miles
from the city of Prescott and about the same
distance from the village of River Falls 1t
has on it good house, quarry of excellent
building stone, and ninety acres under culi-
vation. Also. with the above twenty acres
of woodland within convenient distance.
The above is a very desirable property. the
soil being of excellent quality. aud the Local
ton, as regards the surrounding scenery. one
of the most beautiful in the ST. Croix Valley.
Immediate possession with good title given ;
price low and terms easy. For further par
ticula,s apply by mail or in person TO
r. ID. CHILDS. or
e. W. WRIGHT,
5-3m Prescott, Wis.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-08-11
OUR MINNESOTA LETTER.
HOHEWARD.

HOAEWARD.
The connecting rail having been laid
between st. Paul and the Zenith CITY,
called Duluth, every point or place on
the road must come into both private
and public notice. The road itself is
one of the most important in this part
of the country, aud is soon to become
not only the main thoroushfare TO the
great Lskes, bnt it must also be the high
way which will lead to and through
now alnOs. trackless waste, which is des
tined at no distant day to be opened up
before aud with the march of civization,
and become the great Western Garden
Of the continent. Hence the propriety
As well rs the necessity of becoming IA
milisr with way stations aud land marks
From Stevensville to Nose Lake
there is little to attract the attention O.
the traveller except tbs uneveness of the
track over which he is riding, and the
commemorate care with which the train
N run. AT this point, twenty two miles
from the N. p. junction, we find small
village, consisting of section house."
q sawmill and boarding house, and
small store; and-strsnge as it NAV
aPpear-no saloon, the section master
here being temperance man, no saloon
can be erected or patronizsl on land be-
longing TO the R. R. company. No sta.
ton house has yet been built here, but
one Is much wanted, aud that want will
soon be supplied.
The next station is, also. one but Just
showing signs of life, but one which will
come up rapidly, as it is favorabIy Ioca.
ted near Kettle river, and, at present,
bears The name Of the river. The main
business here is laundering. At
HIEcKLEY
we mad an important place, made more so
by the fact that i; measures an eoual dis
Vance from both Duluth and st. Paul.
1t is located on Grindstone river. and
now has population of about two hun
dred. Last October the place was
marked BY solitary shapty.
The land in this region seems TO be
better adapted to farming than any we
SEQ north Of here. There are MANY
fine natural meadows, some oak, birch.
maple and poplar timber, interspersed
with larger quantities of pine. There
may be sand enough here to make il
safe to call it the margin, the northern
margin Of farming district.
Shops, mills, etc., will soon be erected
here, and we predict for Hinckley a
bright future, aud venture the opinion
that but few years will pass before it will
number its population by thousands
Next springs upon our vision a place
called
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Z aiken 10.

DY the subscriber on Section %, Town 81,
I'D Range 10; town OF Clifton, on or about
the Sd of August, A brown mare, fttlock ct
one fore foot partly white. weight about 1900
pounds and is about five years cid.
The owner is requested To call prove prop
erty pay charges and take her away.
JOHN 8, COPLEY.
Clifton. Aug 9Th. 1870 l7-4w.
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Threshirg has commenced in good
earnest and since machines are so plenty,
il the weather is favorable, short work
wi made of it.