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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-07-02

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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-07-02

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DixECr0RY F0R ADVERTISERS.

AhussMENrs-sEoosD PAoE-Third, fourth, afth' and
2Bstss
soASp AND IoDalse wASrEp-srcosn PAar-rir'.
Bsook8INpTSa-TwnIyru pAas- sixth column a,,
sEH TnTs FOR
susIssss rAas-rhra
CITY RAP rsTAfE FOR sAnEfSnlsTn
zkss 81 ss Sssi COL
ssS ssss
...
Column.
DENTISTRY -SRooSD PAaE--Third column
bwnEE!S hossEs 1e.' rs IgT. rTssIsHEp SCENTS AND uN
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PAaE-first and second col
EyRSFEHS column
rAe5 81 @
roe sALE- FIRST PAaE-sscond and third columns.
HELP ',SaSi W%slED-MAIEs ELEVENTH pAer-si,h col.
HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAor-s,s,h
H5oEsFs, VAssIAqEs Ac-y.nsr PAer-s.cona column
H0usEs. Rooms, 'Ssn &C, ~%kTEDmsroosD Saia PAGE
JERSEY SsTaTE SoR SsE AMP P1s. Der
LECTURE sEAsON-sHcoSp PAox--Fifth column
LITERARY-FIRsT PAoE-Sixth column.
LOAN OFFICES--FlEsT PAGE Sixth column.
LOST AND FO ND-FIRsr PaG1-Sixth column.
MACHlNEKY-FInsr PAsR-Ihird column.
MARBLE MANrEl.S-FIRar PAGE-First column.
MEDlCAL-SEooaD PAaE-Second column.
MISCELLANEOUS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
Sixth column.
MUSICAL-SEcOND PA6E-Thrd column.
pEkSONALSF FIRST PAaE-- First column
PlANOFORTFS-SKo0ND PAGE-Fourth cosxnn.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE or TO
RENr-TwELTH PA0E-Thrd and fourth umuH.
REAL EsTATETo EXCHAEGE-TwELFTH PAGE-Fourth
column.
REAL ESTATE wANTED-TwELrru PAaE-Fourth
REWARDS FIRST PAGr-Sixh column.
ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET-TwHLfrH PAaK-
Second column.
SALES AT AUcTloN-TwELrTH PAsB-rifh and Sixth
columns.
SITUATIONS WANTED ED-FEMALEs-ELrvgNTH PAGB-
Thtrt, fourth 9th and sixth columns.
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALEs-TWELrr PAGE
Fourth column.
SPECIAL NorICEs-FIRsT PAGE-First column.
SPoRriN9-DoGs, BIRDS, &o-FIBsr PAsx-Second
column. ..1-.s
sTALLIONS- FIRST PAsy-second column.
THE BALL SEASON--SROOND PAGE-Second column
THE TRApES-TwELr1H PA9E-Fourth column.
TO LET fOk BUSINESS PURPOSES-TwELFTa PAGE
First column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &c.-FIasr PAaH-seOond col
umn.
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L,oR SALE CREAP-AT LEON J. M0sELLFS, BOOK.
seller 400 Canal street, the complete works OF Vo,airs.
published socf,e Ltersre fypox Apply, fc
pffees
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/1UNARD LINE.
~ The British and North American Royal Mail Steamships
between New York and Liverpool calling Cork harbor
Trpoii, Thursday, Feb. IL March o
Java, Wednesday, Feb. i6 Snmarin, Thursday March
Siberia JhursdSy, Feb H. Russia, Nedhesfsy March q
China, Wednesday, Feb. 28. Marathon, THURSDAY
Tarifa, Thursday, Feb "a March 10
Rates OF Passage
by the cdncsiay steamer, not carrying steeraee:-
First Cabin. $3.50, goc. Second Cabin $50 gold
- Fy the THURSDAY
First Cabin. xsl god Stcerage. $50 CURRENCY
steeraee tickets from liverpool and Queenstown and al
parts Of Europe at lowest rates.
Through bIs Of adnc given for Belfast, Glasgow Havre
Antwerp and other the Continent for Meder
ports.
Steamer Of 9Th February viii not carry passengers.
For freight and cabin passage apply at the anvss
otlce. No Bowling Green.
For steerago passage AT III Broadway. TRINITY Building
CHAS. ". FRANCk1YN, Agent.
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sPCRrING-DOGs. BIRDS, &C.

sPCRTJNG-DOGS.B BIRDS, &C.
A LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
"A sAie-hcdicines for all diseases. Prepared food for
OF Canal - =
n. B.-Lades attended to by Mrs. DOvEY.
COLTS REFJNISHED ARMY AND MANY RE-
IA vovars Snarps tarrs BallAd's and Wessons
for sale, cheap GODFREY BROS a7y Greenwich street
TU5T RECEIVED, PER STEAMER RHEIN, A FRESH
e Inyoce Of Canaries and other Song Birds CHARLES
RElCHE BROTHER. % Chatham street, between North
William and Chambers streets.
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nNLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.

(\NLI DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE
The General Transatlantic Company's Nail Scamshps
- between New York and Havre, calling AZ Bresi.
The splendid vesseis this favore
will snl from pier 80 North river follows -
VILE DE PARIS, CAPTAIN Surmont. Feb. 10
ST. LA RENr Captain Lemar.e Saturday, March
LAFAYETTE Captsn Rousseau. .... SATURDAY. March 10
hpialn Duche Saturday Apri :
Rates Of Passage PAYABLE In gold (incuding winel:-To
Brest or HavreFirst cabin, x4D; Serond cabin 7 To
Paris fincluding railway ticket) &l45 and 1913.
ih'se steamers do not carry seera6e passengers.
American travellers gons to or returning from the CONT
nen Of Europe by taking tho OF line avoid
both transit by English railways and the discomorts GROSS
Ing the Channel besides saving Tine trouble expense
GEO. MACKENZIE, Agent, 5S Broadway.
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COAsTwisE sTEA,Is!IiPs.

DAcIFJC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
through line to
CALIFORNIA AND CHINA.
Freight and pasrage greatly reduced.
Through rates. New YORK to San Francisco,
First class. siceragc,
&i25 70 Sl7a x6D.
According 10 location Of berth.
These rates include berihs board and all
the trip.
Steamers Of the alo line leave % North river
Canal street, nj II O'Clock noon,
on the 5th ant 2ist Of each month.
except when those days fall Sunday day pre-
ono hundred pounds OF baggage free each adult
Medicine and attendance free.
Fsbimarg - ALASKA, Captain Gray; connecting with
CONSTITUTION. Captain Parker.
Steamer JAPAN will leave San Fraueisco March !, 1870
for China and japan.
Freight for Alaska received until r. NJ on Saturday. Feb
ruary w. All usual facilities afforded shippers collecting
inland charges, &c.
For fregh, passage tickets all further information
apply Al the oncs. pier ~ North river.
p. n. BABY AGENT
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STALL.IONS.

A RABIAN STALLION FOR SALP-TuE pupE
IA Arabian Horse SAIL Is for sale terms ~
his present owner has for him. To breeders he viii DO
most valuable acquisition. The following pedigree gives
70 his career ~ As
SAID also spelled Sayed given by the groom OF Nubsr
Pssha Minister 70 France from Egypt on the 9Th
the famous khorasssn the property Of Abdul Medd las
dam Ohian the property Sf Nubar
sccndant q the celebrated Janxca eapcd the citadel
walls with the last Mameuke Bev when fleeing from
nahomed All In 1919. Therefore, Said il cross between -
Nedd breed on the mothers sds the breed Il
This grand Arab stallion e.h!bei wonderful powers Of en-
uurance ana speed In the Abyssnln Song
stgnsly bv an oHicer during that Campaign.
For further particulars apply to Mr. FOSTER at the o1ce
Of wilkes Spirit OF the Times.
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COAsTwlsR srRN,rsUTpa-

l. OF GALVESTON STEAMERS,
sailing saturday NJ r. NJ touching Key West car
ryns The United States mail
The Al steamer VIRGINIA., Captain Kennedy, at No,
20 East river, will salt Saturday februsryl2.
All goods for Houston the interior win be forwarded
our agents, Messrs. 7. II. Mcmahon & Co., free.
~ For freight or passage apply 70 c. ii. MALLORY CO.
l53 MAIdAn
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A --A.-PERsONS WHO ARE INSURED IN GOO
IA. life insurance conpaniea, and who do not desire
surrender their policies by absolute sale,
surrender value Of their policies by applying 1nsuran
Agency, Il Broadway, room 23
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L'OR SABE-A GOOD BUSINESS (PAYS WE'LL,
L with large House, on one OF tns bex len
vii be SOLD cheap. For particulars Apply y, Ivs
Fourth avenue, second Gour.
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ONDON AND NEW YORK. STEAMSHIP LINE
Steamers OF this line leave pier No North river fort
nightly direct 10 London "
ATLANTA .Pfnshnm February 10 NJ
Rates OF passing gcln Cabins X9J and 80; Stecrare so
IN chreney Seeragc tickets from London Hayre $40
currency. - :
Passengers booked to Hamburg Bremen, Tavra Paris
Antwerp and Rotterdam ut cheapest currency rates For
pnstago apply at No. 81 Braadway For freight apply No.
81 South street. ROWLAND aASPIEWALL, hgep.a
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FINANCIAL.

In LINE BONDS.
IA CONNECTICUT INVESTORS
WIN hnd me rst Mortgage bonds OF the New Haven Middle
sown anu W'manuc Railroad Company tho most desirable
ionm OF Investment now offered In the market
ne conds are exempt from form OF State or local
saaston anu IRON the United 8, at1s income tax.
saving thus made win amount to two and one
h pr cent which added 70 tho interest receivcd MAKE.
oJaA 70 bona paying Mae and one hair per cent ano
ns M rnsc q income Is not Affected by decline IN gold
s9nds are ssued only tho and for
~. %S % o. he actual cash e1pendres on the road
me s"paay os whatever kind The state Of Con;
every 0ona must be issasd from the oalos Of
issued IN denominations Of $500 and .Cd coupon
rcgsered nave twenty and payable, prn-
par and interest
HATCH FOOTE,
Bankers and Dealers In Government Securities,
l2 Wall street, New York.
A A;-MONEY TO LOAN AT ONCE ON NEW YORK,
n: na, Wesene.ser aud New Jersey Property City Mort
". L. BtrLER CO.. 50 Liberty street.
A -Sasoooo TO LOAN. ON NEW YORK AND BROOK
IA. yn property; no bonus required Second mortgs Ses
wAnssd. CALLENDER LAURENCE, so Pine street
A TLANTIo AND GREAT WESTERN OIL STOCK FOR
Herald once. " -
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-A-oFFlCIAL DRAWINGS
IN. c. II. MURRAY'S LOTTERIES.
MIssoURI-ExrRA CLASS NO. 183-FggEUARY 6, 1870.
H. 80 Ss 8; So :a l. so 70 30 g. y ss "a
81, a. 81, ~. 50. q 20: 5o, 10, 70; 70. ~ g. g.
KEs1yoKy-oIAss NO. iso-~rEsaUAaY 5, 1870
q, .6, IS, IL, 60, TO- Is, 81, 49, 46, 33, 35 81.
Information furnished the above also Royal svans
Lotteries J. CLUTE, Broker, 2G6 broadway,
l5S Fulton street No, 2 row,
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A SMALL BAY MARE FOR SALE.-I5 A GOOD.
"A faithful worke and good roadster; also Hight Truck
suitable for carpenter sasaher Apply In the feed
l32 West Twenty fifth street.
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-A.-OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF THE SOUTHERN
n. Association In public at IL go NJ. and $3.50
y. NJ, at Virginia Hall, Richmond: Va.
Distribution 59-Sainrday Morning, February s. 1870
II. 8, 3, H. 49, .s. z, j., s., ~ 7a Il, g.:
II, 4. TO- 2, 81, Y, ~, g.. "A, 80 80, 8 37
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GREAT OFFER.
IA JOHNSTON VAN TASSELI win oIcr n. their down.
town repository this week, TO storage
Two do, city built, from $245 TO $3.50.
Two Pony Pbnetons, two light Germantown Rockaways
and one elegant Coupe Rockaway.
Also,
Several elegant sets single and double Harness.
land sieisha with Bes Blankets Robes &C. all at great
reduction In price, At 70 Liberty street.
b6 Liberty eet.
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FINANCIAL.

$4,000 o Seo oS s1apfgu and New 5e.y
X. N. MASON, No. I Centre street.
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DOR NORFOLK CITY POINT AND RICHMOND.
Old Dominion Steamship Company.
Steamships OF this line pier 81 North river, Of
Beach street.
For Norfolk, city Point and Richmond every TUESDAY,
Thursday and Saturday at NJ connecting with the yfr-
glpa and Tennessee Afr ne the Inland line,
Petersburg and eldoD railroads Chesapeake and Ohio
roads and Richmond ana Dnnve railroads. Through
seneer tickets and through bills of an at reduced
all points South and Southwest.
Apply al ONCE on pier 81, or to
NJ T.. McCREADY, President
le7 Greenwich street, OF nev.
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A MEXICAN INSTITUTE ANNUAL ELECTION.-AN
n election for officers and committees OF the American
Institute for the ensuing will be held Thursday the
ieth day Of Sao At ITS rooms n the Cooper Build
HORACE GREELEY, President
Gro Rrror
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-08-05

THE poople of Columbia dplY appre-
ciate tho promptness with (Which the
Nashville 81 Decatur r. r. officials have
obeyed their wishes by placing Capt.
Thos. j. Moore i'm charge Of tho Colum'
bia and Nashville Accommodation train.
ACCORDING to the last census Column
bia has only 400 inhabitants. A NUM-
her of gentlemen say that the census ia
ker has left them out of his books. 1t is
"strange, striking and peculiar" If our
population has decreased l4OO within the
last three years. msr
James Forgey, with the well known
house of Wright, HoOper& Co, Nashville,
has been sojOurning in Maury and a
small portion of Hickman. Long may
he wave.
WE notice that our popular County
Court Clerk has had the good sense to
appoint as one of his assistants, John
Baird, Jr., who received a prize at the
last exhibition of the Male High School
fol-. the best penmanshlp. Beautiful CHI
ro8Chphy is not Johnnio's only, accom-
plishnent,:by great many.
AT pigeon shooting match ON last
Saturday at Nashville, between Capt.
Geo. w. Campbell, of this county, and
Andrew Meaders. of Davidson, for a
pTlZe Vi SlVV, NlCduciS Cdilc OfA WlilleT.
Capt. Campbell shot all of his first
ten birds, and Meaders missed two of the
second ten. Campbell missed two, while
Meaders brought down every one of his
half score. Finally five birds were let
out for each sportsman, Campbell miss
ing one and Meadcrs dropping all. The
game stood: Campbell, - out of %.
Considerable money changed hands. IL
was bad rainy day. Capt. Campbell
can beat him on dry day.
A FEW days ago Mrs. Green t. Chalin
her daughter, and Miss Alice Cunning-
ham, OF this place, en- route Tor Mltcnel,
Indiana, to visit some friends, were de-
tanned at New Albany day and night.
About o'clock A. NJ, the hotelat which
they were stopping, caught fire, and in
making their escape Mrs. Chain got her
hand burned very badly. They return
cd Tuesday last.
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Oh eSa Climbs Of Columbia.

Columbia has been long noted for hay
ing the best chess talent of any city of
the same size, in this State, and she has
now this name deservedly, by repeatedly
coming off victorious in single combat,
with representatives from neighborlng
villages and distant cities of Tennessee.
Columbia can boast of a chess prodigy
who comes boldly and briskly up to the
contest, and when reduced to his cavalry,
can ride roughshod over all the balance.
At least, this is our experience SO 1ar,
but we are not discouraged. This gen
tleman is the most rapid mover the
world has ever produced, taking every
thing by storm. Castles, Queens, and
Kings fall before his heavy attack. lie
demoralizes his antagonist in the carly
part of the game, and secures an easy
victory. The standing of chess players
are generally second in Club No. l, from
the aforesaid gentleman. There is one
other member, who is not altogether
certain that Inyincible. can "chaw" him,
and is generally very much pleased
when he can make draw game. This
gentleman plays what is termed in chess
parlace, q ''sncak game from both corn
ers." You will have to watch him IN
chess, but in nothing else, for a better
man never lived onthe South side of the
u
reckons it between himselfamd Invincible
as three to five; he plays very well, but
having played with both gentlemen our
selves, we are compelled to differ some
what-say five to ono.
Tho Doctor, though little out ofprac-
tice, takes great delight in counting HIM
self superior player to N. r., but the
club generally acknowledge il a tie be-
tween the. two. The next best player
after these has been unfortunate in the
grand Rub, having only reached two
games to his ~adversary's eight: He
would play better game ifnot confined
to the touch more.e We don't Intend 10
challenge any other club, by this article,
and do not wish to be understood in That
light at all, but only mean a little local
pleasantly best understood by the lni-
tiated. .-r.-i
Club No. is composed of young gem
tlemen, who arc rapidly preparing them :
selves for membership with Mol Their
champion has made considerable prof.
cheney since he located in our city,. and
can now understand what he did not
fully realize, when he first arrived, or
why he was not admitted into our club
at once. 1t has been our custom TO So
lect tho next best player to Invincible,
and put new corners through. If he
proved a match in the contest he was adj
admitted, but If beaten lie would have
| to stay out on longer probation. This
was done, and the gentleman concluded
| to remain King OF No. rather than, oc--
| ctipy a third rate position in No. /. 1t
was pretty hard for him to yield, for he
was considered q second Morphy in q
| far distant State. WethiRk that Evan
| bids fair TO rival the champion of No. ?
and hope ere long 10 receive him to full
membership. -.5al r.F L.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-08-05

An article recently appeared in the
Union aud An,erfcap, remarking on the
similarity of the literary taste of several
papers, the COLUMBIA HERALD among
others, and praised that taste. We are
sorry we cannot return tho compliment
and say something approving of our
neighbor's taste, but we cannot. The
article is in bad taste. 1t is in bad taste,
not because it tells any secret of ours; on
the contrary its questionable good man
ners is in the fact that it intiInatcs and
hints, when it should be plain. Bldly
supported as country papers are in this
State, they have to rely on the city pa
pers for much of their foreign news, and
many of them arc mere rehashes of their
better paid cotemporaries. Is it not bet
ter for all the country papers TO be eX-
actly alike, than to be miserable copy
lists of some city daily? The truth is,
the article in the Union and american,
was conceived in spirit of mean jeal-
ousy. 1t was evidently written by the
financial owner of the concern. 1t is a
questionable spirit in a city paper to
base its hopes of a large country circula-
ton upon the unworthiness of the coun-
try sheets
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1870-08-05

. MIR. EDIrOR:-Aflcr reading the con-
tents OF your paper, sonic of which 10 inc
are quite Interesting, especially those
from Culleoka, il nlakcth my heart sad 10 read
not even syllable from Hurricane, and Suppos-
ing you would not object to hear from there,
Thought would write few lines Surprising
You never was there, thought Il would dts-
cribc it to you, but as you have been to Cul'e-
oka you can elsly imagine he% Hurricane
looks. The street cars run exactly through
the centre of it, and some call it the 't'eity OF
refuge" 1t certainly ought TO be NAMED that.
for when one goes or is sent there under the
care of l.. Il. N,wen, Esq, they will be shielded
from ALL HARM: don't know either, Tor he,
"Owen," was elected at the District meeting at
Spring Hill, a delegate to the annual Golssr-
ence. Thatis resting on his mind SO heaSi ~
that he can talk about nothing else, except his
goods. Mr.. Caskey, This clerk, says they have
the best and the cheapest in the world, and You
know, with his beautiful blue eyes, he. see aud
knows that it is true. After Ovens return from
Conference-"that is, il he ever gets backp--
yon can all 20 10 Hurricane for refuge. for, he
will be large enough to protect all, in Lis own
estimation.} -. f,.--..,., -,
The crops are very good around here, q
mean those those that were cultivatcd,1 and
these rains bid fair for prosperuas year for
the farmers. VIM. Campbell is doing finely.
money by it, l suppose, especially on Saturday
es enirgs, aud Esq. Burke has turned painter
see he is buildinr TO his house and he Is pain
ting it himself. &c is too stingy TO hire the pain
ting of It, but he never tried to accomplish any
thing that he did cot GENE cur victorious in the
end. r... l.-.,,s,a.,g.-rt
Mr.. Benjie Thomas IS working very hard this
year: expect be is thinking he has lived old
Bach long enough TO have some little fairy to
make glad and enjov with him his future years.
He is a candidate for constable in the 9Th dis
trict, against Mr.. Lamar. l hardly know
which will be elected, though if woman's rights
were to prevail and the girls were allowed to
vote, Benja would be ahead. Hurricanes quite
small place yet but You know 9d' sri,
-"Large streams from little fountains flow,
Tall oaks from little ac0rns grow
She may be o large city after We are,all dead
and gone. LARRY hANE. =