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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-08-27
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Dte ra19 IN Cte1em SQnCe Srr9aTten
entfteben unb aufblaben> liefert pas
Stdbt9en eau Claire in @tsconiin,
no reuli9 bic GrSfnun9 Der @tscon>
fin @e(tbabn eefeiert purce. @on al
len @eiten fauten 3ablretde Delesattpz
men BON Stdrten, AUDI aus Mtnneiota.
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lan9te, &purpen bic @dfe NIT &anpnen>
bonner unb Muit be9ribt 9unoerte
BON Gubrwerfen oQer Mrt tparen am
Depot, I'm bic @dfe na@ Dem Getz
plabe ,u brinsen. Sic suspr bat in
@isconlin cine dbnlide Geitlidfeit 10
stele Menl9en ;ul ammen9etradt; ntdt
pent9er alS %pretbunpert @aaen unc
8uegtes aus benz 2anpe uno ben be-
nadbdrten Stdoten tparer na@ eau
Claire 9efommen, UNI bic Mnfunft bes
eriten Gtienbabnsuse5 gu beerdben.
Som Depot aus ieBte iId Der Tef3us,
iber cine Wetle lang, in 8ewe9un9
bur@ bic 5aaptitraben ter Stapt na9
etnem i9attteen Yarf n5toltd Don Der
Stact, 100 Ti19e SiBe> 3ecnerblbne
unb anbere @orrt6tun9en aneebradt
,paren. Gtwa 5000 perlonen tparen
bel Mntunft pe8 3uees bereit6 auf benz
plabe. Na9oem Die anpelencen berz
Ycrraeeneen Ser 1nli1fetten ouf Der
9latfprm YlaB 9enommen batten, uni
eint9e Muffzpiecen sprsetra9en tpa>
rett, 1telte Or <Senator Iborpe> Tefprd<
fitent, Germ Nlerarcer Mossett ppr>
wslaer bic Gefrepe bielt. Der1elbe
iaote unter Mnberm
ISM Sabre 1912 famen bic erten
@etBen bter an. Sn remielben Sabre
murine bas erte Gramebau6 uno In BEN
acknowledgement Sabre bic erite edge
mIble 9ebaut. Das Sabr 1854 mar
3eu9e bes lesten frieeerii9sn 3ulamz
n1entrefens Der Sipur> uno Chippewa
Snbtaner an bieitsem plaBe. SIM
Sabre 1856 sdblte infer COUNTY tlos
bunoert perionen, ;met pferpe unr uez
niger ais $4,000 Capital. in benz
1elben Sabre wuroe ca5 9e%aenrdrttse
County bur9 cine Mcte Der 2~eetslatur
praanifrt uno pom Chippewa County
oetrennt. Sett biele 3eit be9ann Elm
beilpieQoies Wa6ien> 70 rab ba7elbe
iebt 10000 Gtnwpbner NIT einem
0runbeiaentbum I'M Deribe Don 49,
100000 unb einem auf $2,500>000
eel9dbten tepe9liden Gt9entbum ;dblt.
Dae @puntY bat tpeni9iens 1000 Sur
men, tppopn jepe rur@1dntttli9 80
older unter Gultur bat. @ir baben
feds Mablmib!en, flint 8rauereten,
flint 3teeelbrennereten, sier 5pbelmib :
len, Dter Genfter< unb Tblrenfabrifen,
;wet 0iebereien> cine Ma1binen< uno
feds Sdreinerwerfititten, bret 8lfez
reien, cine Grtnolinenfabrif, bret rufez
reten uno pa6 widttsfe bon Nuem :
iedsunc,wan;is Sd9emiblen. welde
tdsli@ 100000 Gub Baubo(; aus UNI
fern unserwlfliden Gidtenwdlpern
f9netpen."
Das Gef nabm ben fd6nfen Ser
lauf uno bic 8ur9erl9aft BON eau
Claire be9leitete Mbenps ibre @dfe gu,
Gilenbabn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-08-27
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ge(ad in Ser 8 fimat.

pe(ud in Ssr 8 eimat.
Du bei1natblides Sbal
Mir pirb fp ppbl unb tpebe,
DAP i'd bid nun einmaL
Grtbntes pieberiebe.
@sintera iei mir seBrabt!
No9 sriinea teine &sben,
Wpmit bu oft ueriabt
Gin berries Meni9enleten.
giel 9erbfe i@wanben biz,
Die teine Erauben reiften,
limb bic Dom 9erset mir
GU naan9e 9pfnuns ireiftea.
Nc9 TENN i'd ieben Baum,
Wp i9 Dor 10 sielen Sabren
Gebest ben Susenbtraurn
Ser f9neQ tabin ~sefabrsn.
No9 fenn' i9 iebes 9aus
ODD andre Meni@en f9reiten
@ei9dftie eiu unb aus,
Mlpie III u,eiaen 3eiten.
Sd fraee bort unb bier
Na9 einer1 Greunb nit 3asett
limb Gur@t i'd tSnnte f@ter,
Na& eiuem Tpbtet fraeen,
60 1T 1,ur nod Der Ort
Ds mir eefreut uns baben,
Die 9teben ar ilnb fort,
gerreifet unb besraben.
Drum tleib' i'd bier ni9t lang,
Mt9 fibleub gu Serla0enb,
limb thu aud feinen Gang,
Sci Sag mebr bur@ bic Straben.
Grit pent, es tporben Nadt,
limb i9laft bes Says @ebraule,
@9Iei9' i'd beran mid 1a&t
gu man9em Greunbes5au1e.
Die fife Trdumeret
Su9' i'd banu fef3ubalten,
Mls Db bod WQes 1ei
@eblteben bier beint Mlten.
Gum Genfer saun eutpor
Slid i'd unb lauf9' unb eribe
ST mt9t ben i'd r~erlur,
Der Jreunb erbliden mI6t;
Sd Iauld' unb i9eibe ni@t,
Bis i'd 3u f9auen meine.
Sein liebes Mnsef9t
SIM blaGen Munbeni9eine.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-08-27

aofarbe.-Die Mr,uee ees NrrbbeutiGen
Sanbes trdst tint sesenwdrtisen8ampfe rur
cine 4cfarbe, unb guar nit ben 5arben bes
8unbe6.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-08-27

WI oNI|'"''|S" IVY V'SS] wv O~"S>'
mdbleun9en.
@aS BE tnnere 5teuer betrtft f.
werpen mir ppnO ftober an BON fpl9enz
senben Steuern erl5f.
1. @asen ieber Nrt Sc BIG 10.
2. Muf l1bren ST Bis So.
3. Muf 8iQiarpS $40.
4. Nuf ilberplatirteB adren Scents
per pfuno.
5. Muf solpplatirte so Gents per
Yfunb.
6. Muf Ydi1e SIS.
Z. Muf 8ppte, Darfen uneTla9bppte
SIS bis $40.
8. Muf 8ruItp : G%tnnabmen, elm
1dlteeli6 terer Son Gi1enbabnen, DAM
pfern, &analbppten u1o a1pern 59tf<
fen, lowie pom ppffutl9en, q pruz
gent Der Giinnabme.
8. MufBrutto> Ginnabn,en ponEelez
grapbzG pmpa9nten, Gabren, 8raden
unb 2anrtraben, 3 prp3ent Der Gin
nabme.
10. Muf &leinbanpler( einsensfeusr)
$40.
II. Nuf 0roebdnoler peer biejent>
een, cere Derfdufe $4,000 Sabr lber>
ftetsen, $50 unb ST fit jepes $4,000
ibertetsenbe $1,000 mebr.
Gteie Steuern auf@erfdufe finb ale
absel9aft nit Nusnabme Der Don 81
quorS uno Iabad.
IL. Muf Banfen uno8 anquters nit
einemG apital Don $4,000 je 100 uno
So mebr auf jeoes $1,000 aapital aber
$4,000.
10. Muf Mafler C9i3ens) $50.
IA. 5ptelbeiBer QisenS) $40 at
$500.
Is. Mucttonatpren uno 5auirer(9iz
aens) $40 an $500.
16. Glatma9entcn, Gerf9erun9sa<
aenten, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES yaz
tsntre9tbInpler unp Correspondents eoz
tar poer Hsdt3ge'earter, Der Mbtretun9e>
19riften perfabD $40.
II. Gabrifanten Vt3enS) $40.
18. @tsentbimer Don Gbeateru, Muz
1een> Gircufen unoG oncertldlen, 800.
10. Gisentbiimer pom @tft>gnterz
prizes, $3.50.
20. Mpypfaten, Merste, Mr9iteften
unb 8aumetiter, $40.
81. &afee> uno @ewar3mabler,
800.
%. Grpreb : 8pten uno M9enten
$40.
%. @olpardber, Win3er, Ylumz
berS> pbptp9rapbiiten, Npptbefer, f}letz
19er uno SpeilebausbeliBer $40.
MueMnrern, bic ieBt etner2tjens feuer
irsenp etnerArt unterlie9en> auseenomz
men 6dnpler tn Spiritupleu uno Eabaf
linp erimtnirt.
"a. Nuf etnsetannte uno praierotrte
Slide Gegt our@ Stempel sesablD 1
Gent per Yfuno.
rs. Muf We91el uno Quitting gu
irsenp weldem> @etra9e unp auf
Saulrnoten fir tr9enp cine sertnsere
Summe als 800 Gebt purd StempeI
9esablt) 2 uno 5 Gents.
Nue iibrt9en Stempelteuern bletben
1T &raf #.
26. Muf @ermadtniile u,c Snte<
ltatertIhaften 81 bis Sc an je 300
Yermabtem ODER 9eerbtem G'sentbum
na9 tem @rape rer Gerpanptl9aft.
GrmdBi9teS teuern.
q. MufGintcmmen iter $4,000 fir
bic SABRE bic nit Dem 1.Sanua1 1870
uno Dem 4. Sanuar 1871 beginner, q
Drpsent.
Muser ben $1,000 irb aue wdbrenb
hes SabreS 9eSablten Steuer1 unb3inz
fen, @erluite unp 19ledte Sdulpfurpez
runeen, Mtetben pper &eparatureu an
Dpbnbduiem lp>pie Der fire ulttptrun9
BON 2anp poer CUR Gubrun9 tr9eno ct
mes fem Gintummen brinsenpen Sc
i9dftS gesablte Betras erimirt.
Dies 1T bic peri1nlt@e Ginfomme1z
teuer.
%. Muf Dipipencen auer Gprpo<
rationen fir paS Sabr 1871, elm
19lieeli6 8anfen> Gtenbabncompa9<
MEN, observation-disclosures Ga
nall uno 2anpfraBen : Gpmpa9nien
uno Sparbanfen q Yrp;ent.
Diele Steuer 1T Don ben Gpmpasz
MEN gu entrt9ten, wel9e fe BET Musz
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-08-27

Der 6usiame benefit bab ct ssrfansts;
@9pa9Fnn betunbet per unbano'g+
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-24
LOCAL NOTES

Some Republicans in Kings County have
nominated Francis b. stryker for Register.
Robert w. PearsaIl is the Democratic nomi-
for the Assembly from Suffolk County.
There will be n Ledwith ratification meet
ing tomorrow evening at Apollo Hail. Twenty-esht-s
and Broadway.
The Hon. John Hill, candidate for Congress,
and John Davidson Of Elizabeth will address the Bepub
licans Of Bergen County, n. j.. tomorrow night.
The Tammany Hall, ir., branch of the Demo
cratic party in MOrTisania have dominated la iui-
ner for Receiver of Taxes.
Major Prange III. Stevens was recommended
for nomination on saturday night by caucus of Tam
many delegates to the XVIII Assembly District Con'eD-
ton.
Alderman r. VI. Whiting, jr., of the Twentieth
Ward of Brooklyn has accepted Republican nomination
for Congress in the lid District III opposition 10 T. d.
Webster.
The Cuban League proposed to obtain the
views nominees for Congress and Executive state Oi-
fees by circular letters upon the question OF laYOlnS
Cuban independence By Governmental interference.
The Rodey 5. Brassel Campaign Club of the
Iyfb Assembly District raised banner at their head
Nv nessrs Cook. waiiehan. Brissel, and Others
The Kings County Democrats have made the
following Assembly nominations: lid District Smith g..
Bayis; ND. Doulinick Roche IVdh W VI McseIey
Will Bernard Hsyer; Win, VIM Wainwright; With
Samuel COnseyea; IXth, Jno. c. Jacobs.
The following nominations have been made
by The Republicans of Richmond County Staten Island
1tn,nIy CIerL-W ConnOr. County Trtdsurer-B. y.
WnrGs As.ociot J,fsi;ee-BlaLe Hillyer Coroner-S
Randolph.
The Democrats of Poughkeepsie held meet
ing Saturday night to Taffy the nomination OF William
H. Phillip Of Columbia County candidate for Congress
against John H. Ketchum, and addressed by Judge
Charles Wheaton, the Hon. Homer A Nelson and Messrs
Phillip and Longley.
The Irish Republican Central Club will hold
mass meeting at the Cooper Institute tomorrow even
ing TO rafy nomination for state officers: Major
6y Horace Greeley, Cen, stewart L. woodford. Gen.
fitzpatrick JosephJ Clarke, ID. r. Lyddy and others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-24
cesfon with the Queen TO permit the peaceable annex
alton Of tbs Red Eves country 10 the United Stses
MISCELLANEOUS CABLE DISPATCHES.
PROF. NOR died at Edinburgh on Satur-

MISCELLANEOUS CABLE DISPATCHES.
....Prof. NOR died at Edinburgh on Satur-
49,; The Marquis of Gallfet has arrived at
"hheimshoe. The health OF the Emperor Is improving
.;..Greek merchants at Marseilles are send
ing heavy orders 10 the Leyant for grain, deliverable In
49, The French gunboat Dryade will leave
Ionon Immediately for the Antilles bringing force Of
- -. The steamer Lafayette was detained at
Havre TWO days beyond her sailing day Thursdayj by
stormy weather.
The British Channel Squadron has been
70 embark as much provisions as can be slowed
1T is understood that the usual challenge
Tor the annual boat has originated with the oxford
crew. the nrst time In ten years.
1t is rumored in London that a "defen:
slye alliance" has been formed between Turkey and
Greece against the encroschments OF the western
Powers
.:...Prince Henry of Orange had an enthusi-
sstc reception in Luxembourg Saturday. The troops
pansd ana addresses presented 10 the frnce VINO
repned by assuring the people that the neutrality OF
Luxembourg was secure.
1.-The Government authorities lately seized
tweny-ye barrels OF powder at Fenian store in Ire
land They were taken TO Woolwich opened, and found
To contain incifer matches and nails In considerable
quantities. mixed through the powder The barrels
win Their contents were carefully placed on an old barge
and sunk In the river.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-24

ARBucKLgmay Cushing laughter ofhc late Rev J,ss' .t.t
Notice Of funeral 10 to morross paper
CARPRNrERIn BrOoklyn Oct - Of spOper, Sas's Cap>s,A
pass. At Goshen or.ns, County T. rceAy, Oct as a'p
...S daughter t 81 a. *. Peter d.sDef
TIE ,'s. and e % o. s % are rs cs @ a s.
srieenthst Tuesday afternoon al ocloci
HKOKOn Sunday morning Oct ~ 1870 Gane yoanget fszs'~
Pu., Taes. ,s inst q oeiocs from the rsaS..,'
Fnsnas and relatives respectfully invited to attend.
HCKsoS-on Thursday Oct 90 AIs sne wife Of Oliver P's'
The relative. and trend. o. her y ar. invited to ..ud sr fuer
services Al st. Anns Church. hgbth hoOdsy ssh iss "
LRBon THURSDAY Oct ~ a, his residence No G''ercy PARK hs
The rt2. friend. and Of The family respectfully invited 70 .sesA
S a' No, Sa,d G.1 ss a, . II osos . %
ootca
aongR-s P.do Switzerland De. 1870 Joseph MOher ~
AoTT-on Piis, ss inst. MARI L., .t. Of Charlie. 0 Mott
Relatives and friends sre invited 20 stend the funeral ,res. At
POWERS saturday Oct a, Sarah Po..r. "a her "a
denoe Of her,son Powers No 10 MoHons Wna~sbsfss -
Monday 2'ih at O'Clock.
RICHARDSON Bridgeport Conn THURSDAY ihe A inst. Rec
funeral SERVER, be Pr Congregational Cures I.
that city Monday the t inst m The ne"a' o The ~"'s
sAGBAt Mddown Conn Oct S 1870 aged 81 gss, and nsa'A>
Bmoe age sdOs Of Bardli. sage, desesel
sPARKsn this city Oct g. q nasnn,,gS Of Re sr.,n fss"s
Si,T AM Sunse'' child Of Alfred NJ 'n' hA' '''
without OF hrs ~
Hast F0eth-st. Aoniay Oc, a. at 2 O'Clock p.
As the flower that scent, the
But sihers N the ming d1y,
Thrs love this infants dawn.
Thus swiftly Ted It's HE away.
II died It's expanding soul
Hsd burnt with desire-.
Had spurned a, Heavens control.
Or quenched ~ sacred hfos
r. died to sin 1t died o cares.
Bat % mOiGent frlt tr- nj.
such the Lord Declare.
Aret the children VI our Col"
wRST-Of consumption. Friday evening Oct a. Lyis -s
Ma or T. X. West sgei - yearr. -,
Relatives u family respectfully Invited 70 attend -
funeral ~ DesB-st nesr Hoyt Brooklyn On MONDAY ga
Aa Bpm
wARRBN-In Brook SATURDAY Oct Y, Bdatd Angustn %
Martha j. Warren aged years aa ~ d 81 euass
brain. 49, :.
The relatives family respectable invited 10 .neaA
80 Godst Tuesday, Oct - at 0cIocA N
WARSRR-On P1day evening 81 the eseuoe Of Dr Less
sayre rs Ffb ave, Of paralysis Jane "srer el q yes
beloved faithful 20 The family OF th 40
Charts Henry Hal Of Hart and for the last ~ yea thai ~
daughter Mrs Lewis A. Sayre
Harlem.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-24
rrvLINED LEAD PIPE

The Cohycll. Shaw. 4 Willard Maniac
~ ~ ,,au,. have recently increased The lhi,hht'>
lilhe .everaI sizes and letters Of ther pp'
them i'm an casts to cJrrcspo exactly Nitnhh
$50 and letters al The ordinary lead PIE VII n' ,
,rs, nr nopd nearly oncha, making The cost per
ioo on the heavy piPe, adap.Ta ~ n,. nd =. ex
,iaI for conveying water from springs ana poni
an cot mi, one-third. The greater othSF
ere fe',uVou y, ovtne 10 the fact that about double
ne o = rom red 10 make tinned lead p' hdds
nv Ill. "a tber rsisting power Archlltcts anu
ma'r'u' -, f1 4, r satisfied. that with weight Tor
N"iSht and ihekne. for hgne' o pIs 2S iead
-trnctrd l. decidedly sr,uE't ,n Id ,natu nov :
III iint- and connections 10 be hhe ~i,u 81 ~ lie
plui,ptrs' solder, without ah's'i"s ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-24
SOJrTH CAROLINA

CHARLESTON, Oct. S3.-No official returns OF
the election last week will be obtained oe'ore
day next Unofficial returns eene'eu W 20 'as'
a.. IT,, ~. ,aSsction of Cen Scott by o largely re-
a,osd majority. Elliot coorod Republican, is probably
elected to Congress from the hid District Rainey,
ooored Republoan. certainly succeeds Whittemore as
for Ist District In the lid District
the contest between Bower and Delarge Is still doubtful
In the WITH District McKssiok the Reform CANDIDATE
ohshlv elected The Reformors elect about third Of
tia Legislature
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-24

cease day night for moment, to watch the fePcaS
ers that food my ward
What would they not do TO have out Of the way,
one bali the toS Us ri would draw Of and allow them
The warrant for my arrest was issued against me on
hands OF the Captain OF the Eighth PRECINCT. INC 10y
tain OF the Eighth entered nv house that same
with the warrant his person, but ne du no thst
would he impossible for my friends TO have mo le tL.n
on writ OF habeas corpus until MONDAY, Srn tba
Ttea ssates Court paldnS in Csambsrs where
with number OF deputy marshals, was x xsard
examination OF repeater who beongeu W pad maSe
when Coz saw me he cooly too ine S NM me to bail
He said that people who live In glass houses
throw stones and that he would teach me not nds
the star Chamber Court In Cbamnerssa a%nount but
there with me- and offered bail To any aino"' "
Ii not accepted. 49,. s.,n.1
Now did not expect mis- Cox for have heIRea
Sorton and lives or recently did live in the house
with him. just GlenDon, alias BLACK sluinN 49, an
live with Senator Norton. These are the only hi,
believe who live in Nortons house pesoe @ On eec
self, except thirty forty who i've tnoo S on
ton day. As said, had not expected suoA o.. ,ba
the part OF Cox, but might have expeeleu ~, a .ent
sDecedents OF few men bad as MS. no N"o
to the House OF Refuge boy was bound mrtst Pc
and away. have not entered JeneIson nnnd not
lice Court since he went on the bench iol NJ q. se
take hat of voluntarily before such man.
ought not have come before him at all; tne waiss
should have issued from the DISTRICT t ths
once. However, this thing Will DO naoo Hb"' " ~
end. 80, $40. .,,side,
To show you what intend 10 do this election, eonsn
these figures. When the registry closed III my W.
year. there only 225 voters w. nd found
were pOlled. canvassed the district my sell anu Ia
that there were really only 5i legal voters In
Ward there only about 400 legal voters ann am r.
$500 votes were poed But this year mean " haI ns,
votes down to their legitimate number, ana snan pr
particular attention to Nortons mouse. my
do Norton and his party more harm than no supP"'c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-24
THE NEW-DOMINION.
THE BED RIVER PEOPLE ANXIOUS ToE
ALTON

THE BED RIVER PEOPLE ANXIOUS IoE ANNEX-
ALTON.
ToRoNTo, Oct. 22.-Disparchcs from st. Paul
states that ODcnough of Fed River ID there his way
IA Washington the bearer of memorial, he says, from
the peope Of Red River To President Grant in which il
stated that the Canadian Government has violated ~
r.d- Ia the Red River people that the latter were in
duced submit 10 the union with canada under the Mani
,, act bv pledrc- given 10 the Icl delegates Ottawa
mar An amnesty would De- granted Ia all members Of the
rr,yionaI Government, instead of witch The Canadians
entered the settlement in battle array. soaring away the
,r..,id Government. against 'he rppre-, pursued
l., Canada toward ihc .hho".'"t'' bhi 49, tpi t''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-24
AQUATIC.

A boat-ra took place at Bergen Point on
Saturday between the members OF the Arg0
Cub of that place. for the club championship
The contestants Mcssrs. Branlal and While The
former Possesses the Club medal. The course was
from the Club House to stakeboat near the light
house and White led Off at the start, but he lost
ground the -takebOa by going too far toward the
Island shore and his opponent came in the victor by five
six lengths
The Sappho came off the screw dock Saturday
morning having bad her copper cleaned and the Daunt
less was at taken Both yachts will proceed to
the Horseshoe tonight to be early ready for the contest
OF tomorrow While many OF the races which have pre-
ceded been for the purpose OF testing the COMPARE
five merits OF the American compared with the En-
glish model, this will be between the acknow
edged champions OF this country-rivas both In speed
and -wOrthinfss
The students of Rutgers College, New-Brlins-
wick n. j.. have organized boating association Ihey
are budnga boat-hOuSe the north side OF the katl
tan, nj IA cost Of N,ljO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-24
THE ATLANTA FAIR.

ATLANTA. Oct. 1.-THE Atlanta Far Is now
Of the greatest interest TO Georgans For days past yls
itor. have been capital in search of ac-
Communications Every hotel is filing up and every house
il besceed for lodging one interchangeable fellow has
found comfortable hack paid his rent, and promises
himself tr,n0ui sumbers therein The passenger trains
come in pac ked and damned. and the freight trains are
iasnd viii live stock the North, the West, South.
anJ ,s All manner of fruits and vegetables, needle
WI and farm produce. The fair grounds are three
mic. from the CITY, and are reached by cars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-24
SURRENDER OF THE RIGHTS OF THE C yu n, ~ J
THE sQUATTERS AND PLUNDEREko ID ihI
COMMISSIONERS

when you find public body surrenderng tn -
rights Of The community to md sIs OF eofi ~
corruption Of some hind TO cause the SURRENDER
To the Editor Of The Trtbuhe' ..
SIR: cannot do requOte the passage aooe
quoted from The Erening Post indicative OF my seh
ments concerning the action OF the Comnissonefso "
Docks Thursday, Sept H. meaner surrender OF inc
rights OF the public or greater abandOhmeh' Vi P"o
duty do not know, and that, too. by body OF men
organized to do great public wOrk-the organization
prefaced with speech by the now rewarded Juuso
J. f. mot C. P DAILY, and sustained at an annual
OF over $4,000 the first IT has hauled down
the flag OF the public and placed that of the squatters
and plunderers OF the city trumphsntly on Their stan
The surrender Of Sedan did not affect 3 true french
man more than this surrender did me- AZ he felt that
there lack OF bravery Oss OF honor there iee
there is an absence of both here.
ll5 feet wide; it has been for years, on its west
side, the abode OF squaters NewJerrey corporations
them astertaiped some time ago. and have stated to
the city officials that $4,000 annun is c0eceu
asked their action in the matter but it of course
of no use and | have no doubt that many Of the city
diamonds came from that fund also stated thse Ihts
to some of the Dock Commissioners among others to DR.
Wood and them he based his comprehensive resOil
ton of inquiry passed on the LIST nst and which should
have fully; the answers should he before
public this. the al snotDefed
and the Board adopted the following resolution;
Tie following IA to take erea from a
hereby persons owning ocupying any -hei
any sruare. permanently floating Of de lips Of the ty Of
Newlorl that application ,gs be nhds 10 ~. Of the I
Department The Department, DocLs VIII grant Permits free Of
appears the continued as Of winch ~
sppe noesssr, for tie convenience OF the commerce o. W
Port interfere with TIE rules sna regulation.
The ersrent and uure kind vhsever shall
wharf buhead permanently mooreo 10 any
81 tb. pern Of the Board 81 Docks.
II this surrender does not justify all have written ana
more than / ~ write, do not know right from
wrong 1 arn aware that the Commissioners obtained
their places under the "pebisciinu" which took place
last FaI but popular sentiment is very tickle; the
greatest manufacturer Of plebisca IL now prisoner IN
Germany let the little take warning, and when
their time comes them have the satisfaction OF repei
bering that they retire with good regulations which VIII
MOI the unless they show more YigOr aud nti, 8
i'm the discharge of their duties GEo. ". BLUNT,
he,r- York. oct. 20, 1870.
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OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE TIRE.

BALTIMORE, Oct. ga large number Of
visitors were tho Of the Maryland Jockey
Club this afternoon witness tho exercising Of horses
FyelI Of the most celebrated from all sections
Of the Union, including Helnbold Genelg, Abde kader
Iegaee Carrie Atherton, Pantagenet, Oysterman, and
other famous horses the grounds Each OF these
S horses Will run in the ensuing week which
begins on Tuesday which day there will be four
CLOSE or THE BISGuANrON MEETING.
BINGHAMTOS, n. Y, Oct. 22-The races
closed to-day In the first purse of $500, for
horses that never beat four trotted The was
won by Lady Hughes OF Newton In three straight heats
Tme-2:El. 2:3S, 2:3S. Lady SOlpaugh OF Hudson was
second, aud Rosa Lee OF New-YOrk third.
For the sweepstakes. purse OO for all horses, three
trotted, and the by American Girl OF New
York in three straight heats; Lucy of Philadelphia
second; HDtSPur Of Philadelphia third Tme-22S, E5Oi
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GENERAL POLITICAL NEUS.
GERMANY.

ACTION OF THE wURTEMBERG on THE QUESTION
OF UNION.
STUTTGART, Oct 23.-In the Lower House of
the Dit Yesterday Minister Won scheureu made the fol
lowing statement: The Government is satisfied
that 1t is following the right path TO
Obtain objects within reach, and en-
VOWS have been dispatched in pursuit Of those objects
But to admit of their attainment the consent of the leg
slatve is required, and the necessary notifications in
the Constitution must be submitted TO Diet fresh
from the people" A decree dissolyng the Diet
then read.