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, 1870-04-26

, ...- N1a g." 0OOn1s ..........
The New Books Of the Season
Published By
Harper & Brothers, New York.
'''' "' 81 :3s: ;;s: # :; e United
S. c. cRlccs & CO.,
ns haesie.n EiviI Wsr. il io.ct =: pa.rHM
@ "a e s. s;s :;s E s
ill., III .e"d 81. ss1p<a se s'' e''' TT ''A 'F
Es$s. *2x II N Hss;::. tSs: { ~ r. ;:.:: s.
SWITCHES OF cREar10S: popular view ef some
Il f. 5s04 s;.. I'd q 3 f 'n1 II
Statement q III. in,,nstions Of setrr Ersrcae tso
Ess I'D ,as sisI SYM a n ls ~ E1ssnEa i VIZ e.
Sas.5; l. L. ! 4 Si "A zSs "a ],
THK rsSISp worm. and Other s.essr.. p, tie M,
Eioth. Ella '-'''@-
THE ANDES ASp THE AMAZON: oe. .Acro.s the
cons!1sss aSa Of SOUTH AWs!ieA q JAAIs oR7nx. n
@ * SsHs<: s'ss1 + %s.isa - !n;si SSssss
fsa. aud npa.sroue tuustzatups- C1u"n .so, Ciata.
JGEK:;Al pF THE PR1xCE OF. WALES VISIT
To THE EAST. Journal q a.itis t. Egypt, Up
E1ass "a rsnss:s :; W. i! ths l.: i Haa Mls ins
GAR1BALDr;s sovEI7 N Rnr et the M;nt :er
, 1870-04-26
/. o. G. T.
NOTICE.

fsHfC10d, NpF.I X IS.1.
An me1nf~r- Of WARREN LODGE "a l. O. ri G. T.,
ar 1.lu.r.A t, ,nrct THIS EVENING At thelr Hs!L
~ west RAu1> rhsi J.: business # Importance
+ l., Il, t1ansast.zl Nv Order Of u. e. P.
, 1870-04-26
NEWS AGENTS.
SHlP PIPING OFFICE.

Tie lnecuzrn*ner felt ty Captain. dl.eh.k:ns u ne
1tstia of West enfy -4eecndtt. n rfofus7aS tft"
thrrThT ersainE desetion and ucnecstIay e1ptuse IN
tow ~, hss prouptei THOMAS GLASEl y opsn p0d
ShrtIuS Uttr At hs re1dencw. 81 West IWeuf! eono
Il tfErs shipped 1t the ecinx = aEEs Of ne EoEt
, 1870-04-26

Destruction OF Railroad Trca&lc
Work.
OTTAWA, April eA--Festcruay evening. shout
O'clock, during heavy e11e Of wind, the trr5tle-
work Of the Ottawa, OsW-&u Fox Rirrr Valley
knilIs ad, on the south str Of this Illinois River,
fell With . crash. There Is ahout one hundred and
nifty yaEis of The tres'e tu Eulna The tresuc MAS
bu11t hF rrII In this ctty.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-11-26
offieielle Stabt.3eitun 9,
&otal= Memtgteitem.

GalI9es @elb III tpieberin neuer Mus<
aattune int 1n1lauf, unb ;par cine brittle Na@>
abmung Der neuen so Gents . Mcten. N4t
Sage mad beren @useate erbtelt gunbesidaB<
r,eiRer @pinner cine aussesei&net gut na9ss>
na9te so Gents Npte, bic man fat nt9t BON
ben ai9ten unterideiten fonnte. @eiteem fnb
spei anoere Gdli&unsen Der 70 ssribmten
Stamps" erfdtenen uub fir3li9 bat bic polt>
sei in Milwanfee tas Yublitum barauf auf~
merriam sem,a@t, taB cine neue Na@abmuns
in Circulation eeiebt wprbsn 1T. Der Bart
Stantun's 1T auf ben faliden bunflsr aIs auf
ben d&ten urb tie3abL~5 so" auf ber re&tsnseite
BON einen1 ioliben i9warsen Girfel umssben,
anfatt BON frinen 2inien, tpie bel ben d9tsn.
Mu9 auf ter &udieite Inb eintee geri&ieten<
beiten bemerfbar. Das bette Merfmal 1T ater
tas ioeben aneefibrte bel ber 3abl 80" @u&
fal19e 25 @ents< Npten int in Circulation unb
3par ebenfaus gut auaeeflbrt, Gas publi>
cum mag f@ alio Sorieben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-11-26
Star GAnbIeS 20 Gents PET Yfun
bel 8. Meis, 112 Maba1bap StraBe.

BUR Grinneruns!- Die 2eier bes
uWanbsrer" tpsrben wsbl tbun, tpena ie mad
Minneapu1is tomn1en, fti Is bielen 9erbit cber
@inter> ben Dryouubfure bon O'gonnsr 3u be-
iuden. @oebtn bat er BON Stem gurt cine
slan3snte Musmabl sorsieli@er @aaren erbal'
ten, bic er 81 ben riebrigfen 8aarpreiien ser~
faufen ptrs. 8letberfofe @9atls, Glarnel.
len, 1uder, 8aumtpuaenpaarsn, pelse, 5ite,
Rappen, &c. &c. Sbr fUnnt serii9ert fein, bab
ibr reea beoient perbet unb solen @esenpertb
fur euer @es erbaltet. @pre4et Dor!
.. S'@pnnpr,
@tore nabe ber Suspen1ou 8ribse, Minnea'
polls uns ct. MntbcnY.
"a gier3ebn SABRE in @ei@aften bier.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-11-26

81. Mntbpny 81 Il FL en.-Dh 81. An-
tbens @afertraft Gonpaente bat gurbereitun>
gen eetrufeu, uut an Der GteQe Der firjlid
bur& ,geuer uab fraber bur@ Ma1tr aerfSrten
Nableu cine Mnaabl nruer Miblen au bauen.
lteber bic Musbebnung biefer 2umberintufrte
tann man f9 einen geerif maiden. peut man
betenft, tab Ginuntneun3ie MtQtunen Gu6
2umber bonn Gribiabr biz iebt In ben ct. Nn'
tbuny unb Mtnueapplis MIblen eeldot pur>
ben. Sic Quantitdt bes Qumbers, tel9es
nod bis gum S@lu0e Der G9ifabrt seiasi
tuerben pirs, i9abt man auf peitere 80 MiQi'
pnen 1ub.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-11-26

Seffentlt&e &tnlabnng! CUR erSB-
ten unb ppQit6nbigfen &etauration: Die BON
6. 59mibt ST. 242, Dritte Strabe. Son
iebt m perben 81 ieberStunbe DE @ufern,
@ef isel, Jureleu. Gleti1furten aler Mrt @lo,
fura MQes, was Der Marft an DeltfateGen bietet,
~ierpirt. Die feiniten Wetae unb Qiqueure bic
tet meme Bar; Tr;9te, CONTEXT unb @enbitu%
reiwaare1 III better MuSwabl. D~ieNufuartune
III teber j3eit bic bette.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-11-26
Deutf9e 8irxen2 Is Gents per gfunb
bel s. Weis, 112 Waba1baw StraBc.

@rpeeries unb prpstfpnen BAL
ten Nets in rsidFer Muswabl bic 5rn. @ebriieer
Gimme, Gde Der 10. unb ct. Yeter Strabe in
81. paul serratbis. Beipnbere Nufmertiam<
teit perbitnt ibr iaSner gprratb an it, unb
ausldnbi{9en, eineemadten unb sstrodneten
Gri9ten. Man be1ude ben eeidmadeca eus<
sefatteten @tcre, UNI l9 tanon ~ i~iber3eu-
gen. viii
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-11-26
8rieffaften beS v@auberer",

2amrensburs. .. u. O. freut uns,
e1b Sie AUDI in, ferner Seane6ee bic @erbin>
buns nit BEN u8anterer" fortlebsn. MSsen
sic F9 iu Ser reuea 5eilnatb reGt tebaslid
fIblen.
&aYtn Stream. {. 81. Mit Dant
en-. fansen. @as sic serratbis babsn, i4iden
Sie uns sef.
&tee Gity. .. g. unb s. 9. Sbre
freunbli9e @eneuns bur@ 9errn M. 9. mai
miQfpmmen.
Ct Mntbpny. s. $. Beibe @entun.
gen ri&tis erbalten.
W%ittsburs. .. 6. Mit gsrsniaen te.
iu9t Der u@anberer" iol9e 8reunbe in penn'
iyloanieu. @epini@tes fommt per pof.
9tttle Sails. .. g. Den neuenJreun'
BEN unisr ber3li9es MtQtommen!
1prab. S. q. u. Sir aQes itben Gil
Q%uittuns ; nabere Matwprt brie1id.
@t 9utertus. .. s. g. Gepiinl9.
tes per YoR selanet.
St Ma3ian3. q. $. Gs wirb una
freuen> bic Nsuen tennen ,u leruen.
Serbian. s. s. s. &. Das beibt pade,
eearbeitet; befen Danf.
&pdpilIe, M. $. @ir tbun bas MIs.
lide, has glatt reeelmdbis au ~lisferu.
81 ontecellp. .. &. Gin gutter Nnfang,
Musfunft PER Brief.
Ct Glpub. 9. 81. Sir sitise Musfunfi
Ine mir Sbnen 1ebr %perbunben.
@bafupee. 6. 9. Gin 1tSner Grfplg.
8efsates beicrst.
@prins pill. 3. .. Colder Offer
nereisnt ale Nnerfennung. Ginbanb germ Sc
fer3t.
Cambria City. s. 9. 80. Na9 lar
gem Sdpeisen Elm ansenebn,er Ssiug. s,ra-
mien unp Nntwurt foIsen.
9t Sacpt. 9. g. Neue uno Mlte mil
gersniisen nutirt. Mebr prduip auf benz
@eg. 5ersl. DAM fir ben famuien Mnfans.
Sir Gin fenbung aeuer Abpn.
uenten nSssu uniern ber3ltGen Ganf en-.
pfansen: S. 8. in ct. Nntbrnp .. g. 9ittle
SAILS s. q. ~ Surab, .. 6. MuntiesQe, 9.
81. ct. GIsus, 6. 9. @batopee> 3. .. @prine
9ia, 81. 8r. cob Sprina g. q. ct. Saeeb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-11-26
STATE OF MINNESOTA-COUNTY OF
RAMSEY-PROBATE COURT.-Spe<
cial Term. November 16. 1870.

STATE OF MINNESOTA-COUNTY OF
RAMSEY-PROBATE COURT.-Spe<
cial Term, November 16. 1870.
In the matter of the Probate Of the Last
Will and Testament, and of the Estate
of Gertrude Boing, Deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of
Henry Boing of Ramsey County aforesaid,
representing among other things, that the
said Gertrude Boing, died in Ramsey
County aforesaid, on the 28th day of Febru-
airy A. D. 1870, leaving last will and tesla
ment, and Estate in said County, that the
said last will and testament was duly ad-
mitted to probate and record at Ahaus, in
the Royal District Court for the Second
Division of Prussia in Europe, and that he
has delivered to and filed in this court an
authenticated copy of said last will and
testament, duly authenticated from the
said Royal District Court Of the Kingdom
of Prussia, and praying that the said au-
thenticated copy of said last will and tesla
ment may be filed, allowed and recorded
and letters Of administration with the will
annexed to him issued:
1t is ordered, that the said petition be
heard before the Judge Of this court on
Monday the 18th day Of December A. D.
1870, at 10 o'clock a. M, at the Probate
Office in said county. 1t is further order
ed, that public notice Of the time and place
of hearing be given to all persons interest
ed in said matter by the publication of
these orders for three successive weeks
prior to said hearing in the "Wanderer",a
newspaper printed and published at St.
Paul in said County.
: By the Court
OSCAR STEPHENSON,
Judge Of Probate.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-11-26

Die Mrbetten an Der Mtnuea-
psliS unt ct. 2puts Giienbab n
sebeu RAID pprpart5. Man boFt nit ben Gra=
birarbeiten nod i'm gaufe biees Sabr.s bis en-
ben Minneiutafub fertis gu lein unb bas &C.
leiie lel nadfes 5rutiabr seIest trerten, II tab
man ssn Minnsapolis na9 Gbasta unb Carer
bin uno surid per Gtienbatn fabren taun.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-11-26

Die 8ienenau9ter bes @taates trer-
Sen AM Mit tmp9, IA. Dec, cine Gonpentiun
au 81 anfato atbalten, UNI cine permanente
N0oeiatipn gu e~rlnben. gs tpereen babel ALE
bic auf WrObu3truns hes 5unies besisli9en
pi9tiseren Grasen CUR Diseuiion tommrn uut
Delesaten fir bic Convention ber ameritani>
f9sn 8ieuen3a@ter, tpel9e am 8. unt 9. Sch.
1871 su Cincinnati %fattFneea lou, ernannt
tperben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-11-26

Ginbre9er treiben felt einiger !3eit in
bieliser Stabt arsen 11nfue, iatem ful@e aur
Naat3eit III @ei@aftslccale brinsen urb rau'
ben, pas fe fnten. Dabei ertappte bic pslt'
gel 3uet tunse S@linsel BON taum sebn SAB
ren, bic auf eisene Gauf pperirten ; ter cine
Der siel neripre9euben&naben tpurbe fetnem0a'
ter 3usel9idt, Der anbere in bic &efprm19ule,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-11-26
(0ftteieI1.)
8efanntima1nnA.

Gtts glerfs Office.
Ct. paul, Mimi, Ntps. 20. 1870.
5isrntt pirb tefannt eernaht, taB Mnlebrte in Der Dr.
flee les Stabt-glerfs Der Stast st. Taul, Minneipta, an
esnrmmen persen bis gum as. SAG Nrpen,ber 1879, IL
l1br M;ttaos fir ben gau BON Seiteas,cen in Der swsiten
Warb In ct. paul. Beaste gDese rnitHen adt 5us brett
anseleat fem, has Material nuB 5rls. %aetauener Stein
user fsite WlaHe isin unS auf Der f%easeiestsn eirte Der be.
Ben-g smn,iTdrs unb bes Stabtinipsftprs a%useefitrt rtr-
ben ~innertalb sreisis 1aeen BON ben, 3eitpuntt an, no has
%erpahnte Mnsebct pter In9ebrte aneerpn,men unS sxr&
benz Der ~ntebrisae unb bette gieter ZEN burd eenannten
Matb p%erlaneten Contract eineseanee, Bat. Mle Mneetrte
inb aushriidlid In benz Siute su MAIDEN. BAG 8e;apluns
mern cuusetirt If, rber menn eerielbe upn se1n Grunoetsen.
tbum ccaeet'rt 1T. mic ansereSteaern eclccttrt rereen, nue
purd @eies pprsei&risben, uno eab bic etact nitt perant-
rprtlid %sstaltea srersea tann; bis bsrVetrae IN eeaStast'
ftat be,atlt fen rsirt. Gin gpnt nit %fpppelter 8ura-
ihaft wire ~erfrrsert fir lie prpmpte nnb eetrsue Musfub.
runs Der Ireeit in uebereinitimmung nit benz Contract
unb bic eean,en Der Vursen rnlifen Seia Inaebpte rber Mn-
eetpten ~beieefuet trersen. gDenn Maarerartett npttt9 III,
70 niiNen bic Mneetrte ben preis PER perd %an9eben. gSenn
Sas Gratiren natbie III, 70 n,Hhen bic Mngetrte BEN 9reis
rer Cubic garo ansebsn fur Nussraasn rber Mnfulen.
Der Gath mag tr9enb elm Nn9etrt surudlreifen, wenn e
Is fir ;nsfeienliS eradtet.
8eihreibuns Ser 0runbfade unb Geriei9nib
Der @runbeisenttImsr:
ert 8, stod IS, ct. Saul grussr, eouis Ruterts unt s9r'.
no SUI VIM Got 8, slp4 10, ct. ganl srrper, G. Sc
3sansia SUI g son 81 20 gus srn ert s elOd 10, Ct.
papi prrser, gsrrae sa9tsr, Grbe spa wpssrt Barter.
3,ran;is Ju6 g BON Y - SUE pom Qr, s, 5lpd Is, ct.
paul groper, @eprae Mbams.
3ran;is 1us g spn q 60 3uE BON Got S, 9lrd Is, ct.
PAUL Erpyer, 8reberif S6ulse.
26 SUI 8 Don q 80 SUI ron Got s, Sted 13, ct. paul
Grrper. s. $. Sdur1neier.
ms gus ppn Got T. slOd 10, ct. gaul qruyer, srats
g Is 5us spnsHeet7," 2, Sane u
@duals subeiv;fun yun slpd 1, Outlines uns em'tbs
gpts =, 10 IA uuo Is, ORLANDO 3. Surrea, Stewtpn
Bradley, %. 80. Stees unb S. ". Ste,s.
s E s!oa IS: St. paul grrpsr, I'm r s. : na !
s ~ :. sios2 T. NOt,rts uns aantaas assitian, a.pars
esf: :. 5 une A, slea A, sa;iau, @aerinsa'sttisn, sears
eot:1 slod s., srsines Enlargement ,u aiee II. srstaes
@tsitipn, q. une s. Masner.
2rt12, Blpd 81. Srsines enlargement ~ Riee u. Srsiaes
assitien; 8: Salid.
epts s, unS Il, Slod q. ct. Paul grrser, Sensietta 8.
Got 10, glpd 10, Riee u. srsin.s absitiun, bic arufess
Der Graen PRESBYTERIAN Stride.
sAs BON Got I, Sl0d 4, sasia u. @uerins assitt'n, a1.
2 ri, s,sds 2, st: saul proper, esm S p.'isfsa.
ga "S' 4,
S St =, a,s. s.s,,t,,,.
ct !, glOd !, gssttrts u. Ransaas Assitien, 8 Reinbert.
Got 8, Slod 4, Noberts u. Sandals Abolition, linton
ct STD =, sosts assttisn, g : punt:
81 s. s. ]: : !: ss:ias sSs% ssaf;';
81. s. OGonnpr
etast.eaert.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-11-26

Sn Wabafbam County bats in bic
iem SABRE cine Sur3isli& CUTE SursbumG rntte
s~eeebeu. Man rednet, baB minbefens 300
Mder nit Sorsbuu, bepiauat tuaren unb taB
ber Slider int Dur@i9nitt 12O @alpnen @yrup
liefern tpirt, tpas aliu $4,000 Ganonen int
@ansen MAIDEN tpiirbe, bic @alsue au 70 Gts.
are9net cine gumme-son Is, 200 Dollars e.
eeben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-11-26

Die 9anteIst a m befabt I@ nit
GrUrteruus Der Grase, pb IS sredma6i5
lei, bic Staot st. Yaul nit Musidlub Der jeBt
su Stanley County esbUrieen 2anb<O i1riete,
als eieenes County su oreaniTren.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-11-26
@as Der NHtbAre xbao. GtcDens
ilber Wtfbler'8 &rduter
Sittern ba1te.
(Hon. Thad. Stevens.)

SEER Wiuiar lambert, erfer NfTRsns> Snsenteur In Der
mann II. g., in Qancafer, pa., wte fu1st: gei Der Gin-
nab1ne spn glep Orleans uurbe i'd blrd cine Sombe am
redten 8ein Ser,punbet. Die Dunbe betlte, aber nabe
Dpfturen serf udts mir su telfen, aber teiner bate Griola.
gu iener Belt fab mid er Ndtbare 7bas. Stesens, wit'
slieO ees GunereHes, uno as er bic Natur rnsines eeieens
%erlannte, ~ertrdbate er mir Miidlers &rauter-8tt tt
,intlder Rrduteridfte fdilserte, uelde ct je fennen eslernt
bare. @r fiste bin3u, bab er itn ielber eetrauae unb eas
er uter,eust fet tas er mir In turser 3eit belfsn psrbe.
,GerluGen Ste i'm. nteia Treunb, i'd irerhe ibn Sbnen
%ienben" Dte 5plse redtfertiste bic bobe @eiauns. pelae
SEER Stesen5 BON Sbrern 8ittera Fate, tean nab fetnent
@ebraud iteate I'D ppuitdntise 5eiluns elm: 3u babsn
Bet allen Drpsuiften. Irets etu Dollar per Jlaibe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-11-26

Das Gtuerbepartement ipablte leg.
ten Montag foIsenbe @eautte:
Gbef Snaenieur: 8. 6. wrenbersaf.
1. Mlffent: 1bsp. s. MaQer.
2. Miitent: ". Renneey.
Geuer<M arbens: .. s. wrenbersaE, q. geQ,
Matb. MiQer, 81. 3arris, Grant Dunnely.
s. 6. vrsnbersaf erbielt 239 unb Subn eun'
fenbeimer 1911 Stimnten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-11-26
Deutl9e Brief Site.

Deut(9e 8rtefzQine.
9ife beutider grtef., bic Bis gum IS. Sos.
;. S. niht ab9ebplt wprben ~fiab.
Dau1exsBrtefe.
Dpny Gatbartna, ArpIcw Charlotte 2,
@runetvalo Mlbertine, 2iaa Gatbarina,
5aae Bertha. MuQer Barbara,
6aale Qoutie, ppbul Barbara,
6eine Mary, Slant Sarab,
SunsclauS GliGa, &epte Mrs.
| Rrabl Mnna, @eioli9 Mrs.
5erren.Briefs.
Mbrabam Garl, 2ansx,ann 9.
9abr Carl 2ebmann 8rietrtb,
| 8onann Sobn 2, 2uspis Sulius,
8eder 8ernbart, Matten 5eurn
| &3ena 9ermann, Mer3 2epnbaro,
| @%elpermann s. IS. 8. Moosbrusser ptter,
5eden 5erm. Sebr. @9aHbauisn Scbn,
6Slais s.. @ta1on gsrnbare 2,
| SienIee 6enrp, @epYler y.
! Sunni9 Charles 2, @gtQtn9 Gbriifian,
Rraule Sacpt, @&pen Sanatius,
Rabn Marpn, @porner Auguff,
3tri9 6. Shulsnbers @m.
asnsal gsrat ., @asner Veter 2,
| Riemel SoIeph @ielans Suitpb 81.
Qaabs $. Wclf Nuguf.
"a 8rtefe na9 3 eutiGlanb miftn viter
England" a~erelFrt unb 10 aaftatt 7 Gents BE-
sablt perben. !3situnsen 4 Gents per GuYte.
s. .. 9ettuer, beuti6er Glert.
g. q. WbeeIsd, VOameifsr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-11-26
Neue M8euteu.

Na9benannte 5erren baben bic Site, tie
Agentu. fir ben n@anberer" III telorsen:
ST.. Mfibae1 9anfen
fir &odpiQe, Stearns g..
9r. =. 81. Surr
fir NebrAsfa 9Th, Nebr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-11-26

Nuf bic Mnaeiee bes 9errn al.
Ban 8rett MAIDEN mir bic 2eier ~beloubers
aafuertlam
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-11-26
@u Sic 9tbpnuenten lit Stearn5
GpuntD.
ST.. WeorQe WQri@au

CT
1T ct. Solepb tpirb nd11e @pde cine &unb-
reiie sur9 @tearns County antreten, um bic
ausfsbenben 8etrase fir ben uWanterer" gu
eolectiren. @ir eriu9en bic 9trren 2real>
asenten, ibm babel eefdQiet init &atb uno
Stat an bic 5anb st sebeu unb empftblen Jpn
aaeu Greunbsn les 8lattes au tppblwplenber
Mufnabme.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-11-26

Dtut19e 2in1en IS Gents per pfunb
bel $. Meis, 112 @aba1baw StraBe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-11-26
StaatS= Wemigttiten.

SIN SttlIwater fnb lit tielem SABRE
iber 81 nsue @sbnbau1sr I'M @ertb BON $500
biz $4,000 unb barber setaut tpprben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-11-26

Deuti&e 3meti4ex 20 Gts. per pfo.
tei $. Weis, 112 @ataibap StraEe.
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MISUNDERSTANDING:
1. Cine Got in Der Gtabt Belle Vtaiue.
2. Cine flberne ubr.
3. Cine 8etteede, 500 tpertb.
4. Gin 2escloer.
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The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-04-02
The Explosion of a Humbug.

The Red River Rebellion has at length ''peg'
 Ked out" we might say, has Wimneoegged ont
 and suggests new phrase to express the fiz'
 gle of hurDbugs in general, That is what this
 was at the start and all the way through.
 Those half-breeds never sought independenc e' and, much less annexation. They were dis
 satisfied, from fear that they might lose their title to the land upon which they had squatted i; and few men among them, Jo. Rolette, and Strutsmau, of Pembina, melted the commis- sion of riot, and the occupancy of Fort Garry, important only because it contained supply of Hudson Bay Company's stores. Ali else that has been done has been the merest farce, except McDougalrs retreat, which was forced, not by the Red River tribes, but because Jo Rolette and Strutsiusn had caused them to be refused articles offood at Pembina, by fright ening the trsdesmen at that place with stories of United States interference, and that to fur nish supplies to McDougall would be treason The convention, proclamation, etc., have been saucy nonsense and rigmarole, over which their authors laughed in their composition. The column after column published in the Press has, half of it been pure invention, and the balance a grotesque exaggeration. The entire affair never amounted, ia extent nor im- portance, to a tenth part of what the New York aut.-rent riots did. There has never been time when the outbreak would require the ex~ ertion of two companies of troops in its sup- pression. These would have reached there early in the summer had not the disturbance been peaceably ended, as it has. These people | express unbounded surprise at the notice their little frie ndly demonstration has attracted | They hear with astonishment that the St, Paul Press has published, aud when they receive notice that Senator Ramsey proposes ple6ic- l istunr, they will hasten to their Sioux dictionary to find out what laundering operation is to be provided, and whether they can go through without stripping off their breechclouts.
 We shall accept with complaicency our share OI the rdicule. We were flooded with spon taneoHs letters from there, of similar purport of those published in the Press. We gave place 10 two or three and then became satisfied of their spurious character The other news papers who were humbugged in the same way, adhered to the sensation sell, and the Press is still trying to make out that it was great af- fair. It never was even a great fzzle, and is not now, outside of the Press letters and Pam- bys speech, which is the most ridiculous part of the whole.-St Paul Pioneer
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-04-02
An Unnatural Stepfather.

We publish the following, from the local Of
 the San Bernardino Guardian, to show what
 the people there think of Arizona as a country.
 The action ofthe citizens of San Bernardino in
 the matter is, however, deserving of he highest
 praise, as Arizon a, though good country for men of enterprise would prove melancholy refuge for boy of 8 or years:
 "A few days ago. boy about or g years of age came to this own.,on his way to Arizona, Tn charge of a teamste1 Upon being interro- gated as to his object in going so far from home for one so young he stated in substance that his name was Frederick Wilhelmn Walter; that he iesided at Los Angeles, under the care of J. Murat, a we'll known brewer of that city, who IS his stepfather; that his father had been dead some years, leaving considerable property in the care of guardians, all of whom are dead but one, Mir. Frank Ebner, 4th street Sacra- mento, that his stepfather had treated him with extreme cruelty, and finally furnished the team~ ster with provisions enough to take him to Ari- zona. The boy s statement arose the indigna' ton ofsome of our citizens, and the Probate Judge has caused the boy to be detained until the Guardian at Sacramento can be written to. To send boy of such tender years into such a country as Arizona, exhibits depravity of heart unparalleled, and we hope, forhumanity's sake, there are extenuating circumstances in the case At all e vents our citizens are thor oughly convinced of the truth of the boys state. ment.