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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-12-24
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nabmen Ypn Npm i'm Namen ceS ma
tionalsn &edtes SeiiB uno mercen nun
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eeraubt unp na9 Glpren3 9eididt.
Dieler @ietor emanuel icu1e BEL ieiner
5pfuniperFtdt alS prpfeNor ees &e6ts
anoefeut werben. @te er es nit Der
6reibeit ber STRIDE uno ibreS Sber<
baupteS me{nt, bstpeist er oapur1, eab
er ale italieni1 19en 3eitunsen, pel9e
bic neuefe GneYelica pespapltes bra@<
ten, our@ feline poli;et1dersen ccn1sct<
rem lief. 8egreiHi@ penn pas Runpz
! l9reiben Yiu5 TX. erueuert ba6 urtbeil
iiber ben Rir9enrduber uno felt tbn
| neuerotn9s unter Greommunicattpn.
9luf pem &rie9sldauplabs Fieet tdsz
lid bas 8lut Steler Men1den. G5 1T
Elm S@la9ten, paS ft6 Sag fir Sag
pieoerbolt obne bab Tranfretd f9 BE-
Teot erfldrt. S6limm 8enu9 fir bas
unoludlide 2ano ftebt es oermal aus.
Gtne Teituns nad oer anbern muB ca
pituliren unp paS Gelultat beloenmii<
tbieen @ipsr1ances fino am Gnre rauz
benoe Griimmerbaufen uno 9rensenloz
@ss Glenp Der 8ewpbner. Yfal;burg
ca5 ii9 fo lanae sebalten> Bat nun au6
capitultrt; So Off;tere nit 1889
Mann wurben &rie9S9sfansens 63
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-12-24
Nu1ltttte1t 163.

anSzSrasn8 fir 8i0enlhaft unoRunft
ernannt porcen. QEas Nom son fpIz
den Monar@en 81 errarten bat, 1T
leiGt ~ errotben.
Nm q. Ncrcmber fanp in mians
9en in ben msitea Naumen es5 3u piez
fem 3reds beipneers ein9eridtetsn
@laspalateS cine 9rptarti9e &uubss<
[buns sessn oie Berauban9 bss III. 8a=
ters fatt. Die @orit itanee Der Yier ia
tbpltlben GafncS batten bic Ginlaoune
biersu er9eben la6e1, uno es fanben fib
an 5000 fatbolilde Mdaner auerStdnz
be Elm unb 9rupptrten f4 I'm cine In
Den baiertlden Tarben 0eldmadppu
rropirts Gitrare 3u teren swet Setten
auf 19lanfcn Sdul9en cte 8ufen bee
papfes piuS TX. uno bes &Bntos
9uowis's II. onsebra9t tparen. Der
pdpftlias Nuntiue> Mlor. Dieelia> psr
gBbilbcf Orrsarius y. S6err, ein felt
mebreren Iasen I'M ct. 8pntfa3zGlp=
ter eobter pei!enoer orientalil1er 81
| lidot rer Gr;tilduf bon Nintpe, ferner
Mbt Or. y. 6aneter9, uno anbere melt
li@e Nptabtlttdten paren III biejer ia
| tboli11en Wanifenation erl9ienen. Die
0erlammlun9 beldIob Gin itimmie bic
Ablenpun9 elmer Wpre6e an ben 26ntG
lppie >peiter ben Ani@lub an bic ;u
6uloa erla0ene More0e an ben bl. Yaz
ter uno an zen bort 9e9en ete ron Ger
italientl1en Negterun9 be9au9ene &C.
lpa!ttbat erhptenen prp!en.
/ Der ;rild,en observation-disclosures ess
Yrdfoiums ses NprpOeutl lden Sunoss
|uuc Boiesn5 sugeslaius5 ab9eldlpNene
0ertras iiher rem gettrttt BaternS III
Der neus't NerialIun9 ee8 Deut|0en
Bunces ii it 1einenl Wprt!aute nerz
GTentlitpt iroreen. Die 6auptbefttusz
muns rsdelben .. !. BE sIbdnperun1
welbe Die GerfelIuns res bisbsriaen
NprpreutI I1en 8unpe5 erlitteu bat, If
rie, cab Mrtitsl 61-68 jsuer @erfal>
1una betreffeno ta6Bunne5frieos
auf Baiern feline Mnpeneuns fncen.
Das bateril1e Seer btloet einen II, fib
eel9!o0enen 8efanptbetl bes beutlben
Bunpesbeere6 NIT ielbitianbi9er gn<
maltunA unter ter Militdr 9obeit pes
RInioS Don Baiern. Die Sraaniiaz
tion uno FORMATION be5 Matlttdrs erz
folst lit llebereinitimmuns nit ben
Rprmen bes gunpe6beeree. DerBunz
peSfelpberr bat cas- &s9t unb pfepRidt
3u Snipefttpuen. SIM &rieee finp BE
baieril9en Truppen YerpFi9tet, ben
8efsblen be8 Bunee6feloberrn unbez
ptn9t Golee gu leiften uno wirb tiefe
@erpfi6tun9 in Den Tabnenetp auf1e<
npmmen. Die Gprau8leBun9e1 untsr
mel9en tpesen Beprpbun9 Der 5fsntli<
6en Siderbett pa6 Yunpes9ebfet pper
Elm Ibeil te0elben pur@ ben 8unsee<
felrherrn in 8ries83uitanb erfldrt werz
ben fann> bic Tprm Der @erfiinbisuns
unp Die @irfunsen elmer lolGeu Grfl1z
runs !peroen pur@ Elm Bunpesee(eB &C.
re9elt. Seine2lnweneuns fnoen ferner
auf paS &1nisret9 Saiern bic s!riitel
48 BIG 50 Der 8unpe6perfal1ung. Das
8Bnisreid gaiern bebdlt bic freie uno
islbftftdnci9e Ssrpaltun9 ietne5 SOFT |
unb Iele3rapbenmeieuS. Die Grfl14
rung Der i'm Noropeutl9en Sunoe GA
eangenen @efeBe gu Bunpesselebea fNA
bo8 RDniareid, 8ofern blefbt. fptrj Y
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-12-24

&anpnen NIT elmer Wafe anoererBaf>
fen erpbert. Die ueber9abe YonMontz
meoy miro ebeufauS seuelret. Muber
riejen beiren Tsfuneen be1npen iid>
wie Der 2eler peie, tereit5 in ZEN 6an~
cen tsr Deutl1en: GtraeburN Mek
Soul geroun> @eieeuburA 2iibelfein
2GBelburA Sdlettfaet, NeuzSreilab>
Gecan, Diecenbolen, Gitry le Tranz
cais, 9aon> Soi0ons. Die 3abl eer
na6 Oeutl6lano eebro9tsn Sries5sez
fanaenen belief G6 I'm Mitte Nooemz
ber auf $4,000 Mdnn.
Dab bic prppiiorilde &eoierun9 f6
in Tours nidt mebr fider fiiblte, bat
ter Seleerapb beretts eemelpet. Man
firdtete, piepreuben m6dten cur@ cine
fatale Glanfenbewesun9 bic &eIoens
Der rpoi1uriiden Nesenten Granfrei6s
uno riele ielbft >pe9ne6men uno spg
paber ueiter nad SIoen1 incem fte
ibre Refpen3 in Boroeaur auflalu9en,
Elm eewaltiser Sprun9 rldmdrts |!
8pn bort aus fam bic prpclamation>
caB bic 5dfen 6aore uno Dteppe fir
neutrale S6iffe ni9t ofen ieien. Die
@t!binrun9en NIT benz n1rcli9en6ranfz
ret9 1inp unterbro1en. Cine Men9e
tleiner @efe6te felen 3pilden einselnen
9lrmeeeprpS ppr Don penen balo bic
DeutId Iden> balo bic Gran;oien ben Sie9
In Mnlprud nabmen. Grpb aller 8i>
perlprlde beiet IS neuerptnas, 8tsz
mard arbeite an Der gieoerberFelun9
ce6 &aiierret9es NIT benz jungen Naz
pplepn. @o ptsl 1T fiber: Der franz
;Sfl9en Geputlif feblen rie &epubliz
faner.- 9!npererieits miro beridtet> cab
Sefirbtunssn pescn Der sSinteritra<
paBen bel zen reutlbea Telebeun be-
iteben, inpem oiele 2sute fyonf merpen
unp Die &dlte eefdbrlider 81 wercen
orpbe ala gtaliepot9e,pebre uno Mts
trailleuIen. Dsbbalb mill man tt6 renn
au@ nit pen, 8pmbarpen,ent ppnlartS
teeilen unp sibnen 800 Teuerlblanre
Gecerben prpbenp na9 cer armen
Meltltaot bin.
&bnia @ilbelu,, Der neue oeutIbe
&atier 1ebnt fi9 na6 OeutI I9lano 3uz
rid. @prldufs bat er feinen Willen
funpeeseten pur@ bic Gbrpnrebe> NIT
wel6er ber Staatsminiter Deltrid tn
1einem Namen renNprpceut19enRet9s
tag erSfnete. @ie sepbbnlt9> bat Der
Gele9rupb pieielbe arg perfiimmelt; Die
beoeutenpfen Stsllen Der f5nisltden
Repe fnp fulsenpe: uDaS fran51f1be
@olt mue bic l1eber3eusun9 9eponnen
baben> bab feline jebt9e &ries6ma6t
na9 rer SsrnidtunB Der se9en un6
aufaefell,en 5eere, per 9eeinten Webrz
trait Deutl1lanos nidt eewa6ien lit.
Wir t1nnten raber ben 9lb19lue bes
Jriecens als eefdert betra&ten> wenn
unier un9lldli9es Nadbarlano cine
Neaierun9 bdtte, oeren Srd9er tbre Ell
acne 3ufunft alS untrennbar BON Der
tbres QanpeS betradtetet1. Cine 1ol6e
Neaierune tpiirpe jeoe 0elesenbett erz
orifen baben, bic Station an beren
Gpiye fe Fd aus ei9eaer @tadtoolz
fpmmenbett 9eteQt bat 5ur Wabl elmer
0plfspertretunB uno rur9 rtele CUR
Muslpra6e iiber bic 0esenwart uno
Die 3ufunft reS 2anpeS III BEN Stano
gu fesen."
| lleber bic Drieben5bepin9unsen la9t
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-12-24

bic Gbrcnreoe: uDie 8eotn9un9en>
unter pel9en bic Derbunoeten Ne9tez
runeen gum Trieben berett fein tpdroea,
iinp III Der Sefentlidfett beiprp6en
tporren. Ste mi0en su Der 0r6be Der
Spfer ,pelde bieler pbne je9li@en
@runc, aber NIT BET 3uitimmun9 Der
se1ammten fran;1Gl9en Natton nnterz
nommene Srte9 unierm Gaterlanoe
auierleat bat i'm 8erbaltnib feben; fte
mii0en Dor allen Dinsen aeaen bic
TortleBun9 Der Don allen Ma9tbabern
6ranfrei9s felt Sabrbuneerten geitten
Groberunespo!itit cine vertbeicisun9e<
fdbiee @rense Deutidlanc5 caour@
berfteuen, bab le bic Grsebni0e eer un<
eladli9en &rie9e> &pelde Deuti9lano
in Der 3sit feiner 3errt0snbeit na@
Granfrei9s Wiuen flbren mubte, ,pez
| niBfens tbeilwetle riidaansis maiden
uno unfere flppeutl1en 8ritper pom
cem Drude Der probencen @teuuna be-
freien, pelde Jranfret9 1elnen frlbern
@roberun9en oercanft."
G1lieBlith fommt Der reue peutlde
8unr CUR Scrade, inpem e5 beibt
Die Tortba1er oes &rte9es bat cine
friecli9e Mrbsit ni9t nerbinpert. Da6
@efubl Der 3u|ammenoebIriofeit, ,pelz
Dies rur9 eemeiniawe @efabr uno
cur9 semeiniam erfdmpfte @iese be-
lebt 1T, tas Bewubtlein Der Steuung
pel6e Deutl9lano gum eraen Male felt
Jabrbunperten our@ feline Gini9fsit er>
runeen bat bic Grfenntnis> cab nur
cur@ Sd1pfung rauernper s}nititutipz
men Ger 3ufunft DeutldlaroS pasSerz
mddtnib pieler 3eit Der Spfer uno Der
Ibaten 9eitbert werpen tSIne baten
lbnsller uno augemeiner. al5 NOD spr
fuSer1 reaftar erlhten, tas eeutitbe
@pIf unp feline Tiiriten nit bet llsbsrz
ssusuns erfiilIt cab e6 3wil0cn benz
Sipen unp Morren zines feitern 8anz
oss beoirfe, al6 rDlferrebtlider Ser
trdss." 9Ser ppute Bi5marf5 Oett
an mebrersn pieier Steuen serfenz
11en!-
0lei9seiti9 fon,mt bic Nadridt aus
Berlin: Die ppn 800 auf 1000 Mann
sebra9ten 2anpwebrzBataillone baben
gum sr1bten Gbeile Marid<Srcre er<
balten unp perpen ft1 in weni9en So
aen na9 Grantrei9 in Beweeun9 leben.
Man erliebt paraus, rab bic Nrmeeflb>
rune entl9lo6en it, aQe &rafte aubu<
biete11, 1lm Zen &rie9 ieinem Gnce 3u@
;ufubren.
Nus Miin1en liessn midtise Mitz
tteilunsen spr. Die Geinoe ceS @onz
cils batten parauf serednet, pab bic
pprtise fatbplilde Gacultdt fid 9e9en
bic Decrete peeielben ou6lpreden werz
be; nun bat aber pielelbe nit 6 9e9en
3 5timmen cine Grfidrun9 AT Den
6errn @rsbil9of an9enommen, 1pprtn
lie Die Setumenicitdt pe6 Gaticantlben
Gpncil5 uno ieinerBeidliihe anerfennt.
Die profe0oren .. D1Qinger 0eii iGl
uno Trteprib iinp jener Grfldrun9 ni6t
teieetrete,l uno miro bon tbnen cine
oelonoerte &unosabe er,partet. Muf
pelder Seite Der SInia ftebt mag man
caraus entnebmen oab slei6setti9 ee@
melpet piro: Die Yroie0oren .. D5lz
linser Trteprtd unp Reil9l fino pom
| a5nig su Mitsliepern cea Marimiltz
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-12-24
Ser ,,2Sanberer" ,.atb europa.

9ete Nret. gebeu cine an3abl Gremp!are ees
..gsanberer" mad europa, rno rtr MAIDEN bic
Yeler beipuberS aufmerfian1, bab bic uebsrien-
tuua pes Blattes at @erwantte unb Greunbe
ienteits bes Oceans Gin iebr eeei9uetes Mtttel
it, einen ununtertrpbeasn Tertsbr nit eenlel-
BEN 81 unterbalten nne Fs ilbsr bic 3unanee
btelss 2anbes ST untsrri9ten, tslsr ais es oa:6
grisfpeb1el sefsbebsn fuante
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9a8 y Npifpprto r t y

1T ben Ser eadtsn uaS Gasaea tetrda 20 es Fer Sass
uub muB prn benz @mpfdneer bet aer SppfFet elerfei'
idhriidb prraushe;ahlt msresn.
yeau tam All ieser 3eit auf ben .sDaTserer" aeon'
uireu.
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aseaearassa Yr;ess &C. Fub su asre(frsn
s'W A n D E r E + y,
L. &. 1870,
ST. PAUL, MINI.
@ilenbabn Tabr<Yldne.
st. paul uno paciFe.

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Had ascta, eI Rtper st. glcub uns sauf Rapihs-
Eerlaen st. Saul $50 Wersens urb erre&sn Saut Na'
ybs 1925 9a1mtttass; serlaen @aut Naptes $3.50 Srr'
mttaas unb errei4en ct. Yaul TOO Wa4mtttass.
Ct pcu1 Delanu, eitRele unb genium 3ase.-gerlaH.n
st paul gas Wtpraens; Minneopcls 1890 Wtorsens
srreinen geufen 6:25 Nadmittass 3n udfetrene ser'
lo6,n &c Beulpn 7A5 Ncroens; 0linneapplts $40 Na-
E,tttass; erredes Ct paul 4:2O 9faamttaes.
ct. gaui. @sinneappls unt Dslanu 9aee:- gerla1en
Delanp 700 Mprsens gfiuneapcs $50 Mpreens unS
erreitsu st. pau GAS Wprsens. 3uridtebrene perlaen
seseiben et. paul 42O g(a6mass; Nainneapelis Sis
Nadm;ttess uub erre'@ea Delanp ZOO Nbsnbs.
et sou1 uub m;nueapsls geepmptat atons. 3us.-ger,
dst ct paul 1t:45 Deprsens erreid nneapplte 1885
Natmass. 3v-udfebrenb perlaet q Whnneapplis l:lo
WaGmittass unS errei&t Ct. Saul 3:35 0aamittaas.
ct. paul unp Sipur City.
wsrloHsn Rrmmen an
81. psal:.... 20 gsrm: Ct. Samss s.oe aaan'
g. Samss... 7.so gssm. st. gauI. 4ss
safe superior uno MtlTi1lppi.
s'erIaiTen ct. yaul.. 83O gprm
3cn1men an In Dulutt 4eNa9m
8erlaIen Duluth |.D
Gommsn an IN Ct. yaul .......'.......". o.@o N'~"
Milpaufee, ct. paul uno Minneappz
li5>3u9e.
9mrtb;nse mad sera Gfen (GrpreAD
armmsn an..7.45 gaam. Gsben at..."..s:O0 @0rm
minneapolis uss ct. saul Sage.
eammen an.....8:55 gprn,. Iesen ab....1t:0O @rrn1
sapmmen :O5 9taam. Sebsn ab....6:45 gfaam
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-12-24

anSzSrssnS fir 8i0enldaft unoRunft
ernannt tpprben. Bas Som spn fplz
den Monar@en 81 errarten bat, 1T
leiGt III errotben.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-10-15

A COTTON factory of Augusta,
Ga, has just published its annual
report. The capital stock of the
company is 100000; consump.
ton of cotton during year, 2,9O7,-
S75 pounds; cloth manufactured,
1929, ,lSl yards; hands employed,
4S9; to whom sl57,976 were paid
in wages; net earnings, s126,779;
from which four dividends of five
per cent. each were paid, and
81 70 added to the surplus fund.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-10-15

How DID IT CONE ABoUT?-The
following most suggestive para.
graph, appears in a recent number
of the New York Express. We
know of parallel cases in Missis-
sippi. We know of certain off.
cials in this State, who, to-day,
have 4 fine "bank account" that,
three years ago, could not have
paid for q medium axe handle.
Hete is what the Express says of
one Of the great Western lumina-
ries of radicalIsm:
How came Senator Sherman to
be so rich ? In 1855, when he
went to Congress for the first
time, he was not worth more than
$4,000, and has been in public of.
flee ever since on a salary never
larger than $4,000 per annum, and
yet he is now worth $4,000 in
real estate at Mansfield, Ohio,
owns the greater part of a street
railroad in Washington, has $780,
900 in bonds and money, and is in
terested in immense tracts of
Western lands. How did this all
com e2
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-10-15

The following extract from the
official catalogue of the Warren
County Fair, to be held the latter
part Of this month, will be inter-
esting to those who have purchased
or who contemplate purchasing
sewing machines:
SPECIAL PREMIUMS by MAX KUNRR,
For best specimen of work
done on any sewing ma
chine sold by Max Kuner...Sl5 90
For best specimens Of work
done on the Florence Ma
Cnlne,., s.''ss............ III w
For best specimens of work
done on the Singer Ma
cnlne .......'. III w
We are pleased to see these evil
denotes of liberality. None, how
ever, have ever questioned the lib.
erality Of Mr.. Kuner, he is always
ready to respond to any move for
the benefit of the city aud its citi.
zens. We will take advantage of
this opportunity to say that he has
on hand large stock of sewing
machines and all necessary fixtures
of needles, etc. lie has also in his
employ practical machinest, who
at short notice will repair oil in
jured or broken machines.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-10-15
JUSTICE TO THE BRAVE.


Commenting upon the surrender
of Strasburg, the New York Ex-
press says:
"True bravery does not consist
of recklessness; courage is not
typiiied by obstinate resistance,
ichen resistance can but result in
destruction advantageous to no
body"
The foregoing paragraph enun-
ciates a truth which our people
have never learned. To surrender,
after q heroic resistance, and when
further resistance can but result
in destruction advantageous to no
body" brings only calumny and
contumely, of which Lieut.. Gen.
Pembcrton is n most notable ex-
ample.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-10-15
ssP0OR WHITE THAsH'' AND
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

A contributor Of the VIcKsBURG
HERALD, asks when the public
schools will be opened for the
benefit of the "poOr white trash ?"
and gets about such a reply as we
should expect the HERALD to give.
How that paper can afford to treat
so contemptuously the interests
of its Democratic constituency
does not appear clear to US; and
we can only account for it on the
score of chronic blindness con
tracted before and during the war,
and confirmed since that time.
But in this case we have both
shameful neglect and unpardona.
bic ingratitude combined in one
act, and of this We complain.
Everybody knows that the poor
white trash," so-called, the more
ignorant the better, were the bulk
Of the Democratic voters before
the war, when the "mighty East"
whose numbers and ignorance
were of equal proportion, rolled
up its Democratic mOjori,
ties and decided the political
complexion of the State. To
educate those people is to make
them Republicans. Democracy is
ignorance-Republicanism is en-
lightenment. The HERALD and its
contributor may rest assured that
Capt. Pease is well aware Of this
fact, and is prosecuting the work
of organization with the utmost
zeal and energy, His mission is a
great and good one, and future
generations will rise and with one
voice bless his name when the
editor of the HERALD, and others
who like him, oppose the scheme
of education just inaugurated,
willard we pause with respect
be dead, buried and forgotten. Sic
UOS non UObiS.
The above is from the Jackson
Pilot and its editor never wrote
anything as true as when he wrote
we would "be dead, buried and
forgotten" when future genera.
tions will rise and with one voice
bless the name" of Captain II. r.
Pease, Superintendent of Public
Instruction. We are inclined TO
think that a great number Of edi-
tors, successors to the one who
now holds this pen, will have been
gathered to their fathers, ere even
the most lnfnitesimal fraction of q
generation can be found which
will bless the name, or the deeds
even Of Captain Peasc. The whole
Radical party, with Pease and the
editor of the Pilot in the van, will
never be able 10 educate the voters
of the "mighty East to vote the
hated and corrupt Radical ticket.
The labors of your kind are re.
striCted to the negroes, and you
know that education will not enam.
or them greatly with your party,
and hence you are not suffering
from anxiety to give them the
blessings oreducation. The more
ignorant and depraved they are,
with the greater certainty can you
depend upon them for their votes.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-10-15

DANA, Of the New York Sun,
has a very significant article head.
ed, Letting Grants Administra.
tlon Slide" He says Horace Gree
ley, the founder of the Republican
party and its greatest journalist,
has gone away from New York
city to be absent for weeks, in the
very midst of most important
political campaign, in which the
people of New York are to pass
upon Grants Administrations
Mr.. Greeley goes off so that he
will not be- obliged to defend an
Administration which he despises.
At the same time John F. Cleve.
land, the brother -in-law of Mr..
Greeley, resigns the Office of As
SCISSOR Of the Thirty-second dis
trict in New York city. He has
served in the Internal Revenue
Department for many years, and
did not resign even when Andy
Johnson was President. But he
does not wish to stay under Presi.
dent Grant, and so he goes out.
Doesn't it look as though Mr..
had made up his mind to
lot Grants Administration slide,
md also 10 let Stewart L. Wood
ord elect himself-if he should
persist IN running.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-10-15

A SINGULAR fatality occurred in
England, recently. A fly, after
having been upon poisoned fly
paper, alighted upon a lady's nose,
upon a spot where there had been
a slight scratch, leaving a fresh
open wound. The wound almost
Immediately became inflamed, and
in a short time the whole system
was affected, and the lady died in
twenty-four hours.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-10-15

ILLINOIS was admitted into the
Union, December 30, 1918. At
the next census-that of 1920
the total population of the State
was 55,l62. Cook county, in
which Chicago is located, was at
that time principally inhabited by
Indians, frogs and mo,qu,"3qlis
The present census win pndou
edly give the State a topAlatiQ
2, 100000. ~
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-10-15

THE expenses of the war to
Prussia are reckoned by DR.. G.
Hirth as follows: Cost of the mill
tary action, l, ,25O,OOO,OOO of francs;
direct losses, 1,s3O,OOO,OOO, indi.
rect losses, 2,25O,OOO,OOO; war
compensation for the reconquered
territory, Alsace and Lorraine,
especially Strasburg, 2OO,OOO,OOO.
Total 9, ,93O,OOO,OOO francs.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-10-15

ELEcTIoNs.-lt is understood that
the Governor will, in few days
issue his proclamation for an cleo.
ton to fill the vacancies in the
Legislature. The election will oc.
eur some time in November. 1t is
hoped that Republicans will cast
about and select their candidates,
their ablest and trucst men, men
Of character, talent and honesty
| Pilot.
Where does the Governor get
his authority for so doing? We
earnestly desire that these vacan.
cies shall be filled because we
know that good honest Democrats
will succeed TO them all, and hence
we strongly favor it. But Gov
ernor Alcorn knows that to hold q
legal election in this State for any
purpose whatever, it must be pre-
Ceded by a registration. That
there has not been nor can there
be until the Legislature passes an
act prescribing the manner in
which it shall be.
We presume, however, that the
Pilot, being the Court Journal,
speaks by authority, and il so, we
may well suppose that an election
will be held soon, and if the Gov
ernor has found authority which
justifes the election of members
of the Legislature he has also
found it for the election of mem
bers Of Congress. 1t was the on
ly question of practicability at
which we looked in discussing the
election Of Congressmen There is
no kind of doubt that at the close
of the Forty-lirst Congress, Mis-
sissippi is legally unrcpresented in
the Congress of the United States.
This view of this subject has been
thoroughly discussed by the
soundest minds in the State, and
they all concur in the opinion that
the present members could only
have been elected for the unex-
pired term of the Forty-llrst Con-
gress, and not for the Forty
second. The great obstacle to an
election, to our mind, lay in the
absence Of registration. If Gov.
Alcorn can discover a plan by
which he can order elections in
this State, without a violation of
law, why not order general cleo
ton, and let the people elect their
own officers? Even though they
should be elected by the negroes
and the Radicals, they cannot be
greater scoundrels than some who
have received appointment from
Governor Alcom.
But let the Democratic party
keep on the alert. The Radical
party is thoroughly organized, and
is ready to go into an election at
a moment. On the other hand we
are not at all organized, and are
wasting valuable time wrangling
over dead and immaterial matter,
such as the reorganization of the
Old Whig party, &c.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-10-15

DR.. J. D. WooDs, the best para
graphist in the State, has retired
from the editorial control of the
Scooba Spectator. We shall miss
him much.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-10-15

IT having been reported that
yellow fever prevails in Natchez,
the Courier denies it with the de.
Claration that the rumor was put
in circulation by evil disposed
persons.