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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-12-02

Oeffentlt@s Gtnlabuns! 3ur srSb'
ten unb poafdnbisfea &efauratiou: Die ppn
6. SGmibt Nr. 242, Dritte Strabt. Bon
iest an merben 3u ieberStunoe frii& DIT Iufern,
@eausel. JoreQeu. G!siidlorten alter Wrt, @ilp,
fura Niles, mas Der Rarft an Deifateden tietet,
~lerpirt. Die fsin(ten @eias unp Qiaueure Bic
tet meins Bar 1rihte. 9eaie!t unb Qonpitu=
reinaaren in better Muspabl. D~ieWufpartuna
~ ieper ;3eit tte bette.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-12-02

t~eter tte RGIefatritatiun Iieaen
fcIsense Notisen Dor: Tie &iperfoe adls-
Gabrlt Iiefsrte in Der lsstsn Cation lib Stid
3iie, bic Elm Oemitt pom $1,000 pfunb baber.
Die oalfte eascn purbe p~ertauft. Die Gatrii
gu Stcdtou ~Iieferte 685 adie i'm @swidt Scn
81. $50 piunb, poyon 20 600 pfuub serfauft
wurssn. Sn Ter @tar Natrif tpuroen 232 8die
psrfsrtist, tporsn 2n076 pfuns p~srfauft Vnb.
Der 0boIsiale- yreis fir bieie 0abrit'3die if
IA Gents per plumb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-12-02

Sic S&wefern gum euten 9ir,
ten ptrauitalten cine Gair sum 8eien ibres
woblIbatisen Anifalt auf ben Is. ,. Mts. Die
interchangeable 2baisteit NIT uel&er Gd
bis1t Oreens,awefern i5rem fapierisen Se,
rufe binseben, it aud ben 8epubnern bielsss
Stast absei.ben pom ber GonfeiIOu, 3u gut b.
iannt, als baB Is elmer beionoeren Gmpfsbluna
b~spirfte. @eitrdse CUR Ausfattuns Der Sal.
uerten nit Tnnf anetnpmrntn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-12-02

Die 5erren 0ebruber Gimme
Ode Der 10. unb ct. g,eter StraBe in ct. gauI,
baIten iets bic rei@fe Muswabl pon
8rpeeries unb YrpptEonen Dor
rdtbis. Beieabere Mufmertiamfeit rerotent
ibr ihSner gorratb an IN. uab ausldnbilheu,
eiueema@ten unb setrudneten Grii&ten. Wan
belu@e ben seiamaepou aasSeNatteten Stere,
UNI 0& baron ~ iiterseusen.
EF Nud bic be1en Sortea @eine, g.
aueure, Gisarreu u. {. {. peben ben 4unoeu CUR
Dsrfusuns. Yreiie biais, 8eoienu frsunb
lid.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-12-02
8rieffaifeu be3 v%amberer.'

@erpats, Or. q. 81. Das Dsibper>
tineui6 .uiro fa tur@ Brief erflaren, sinlwei=
len freunbl. @ruB.
ct &lpub. g. 81. pr. s. 81. mTse
gel. auf Der Yca na@ieben. geRen Dant
tlr Mltss unb Neues.
Cambria Gtty. &eo. .. 9. 81. @an3
na6 @eiiune nct:rt. Gratias.
ycuns Imerita. 81. 9. Deeweeeu
labt rer Wanbsrer fsinen Greunb i'm @ti@.
Ct Nutbonp. W. 81. @sminl9tes
ton1mt bemnihlt.
G,iie!. M. 7. 3alenber Int belsut
2Aremburs. .. 81. Sie fnbeu 5. 9.
in Nu I'll quittir1.
Deeorah Soma. ). s. grtef unb
@elo erbalten. 3eitune mad Deuti9lanb sirb
reselmaBis seididt.
Mantatp. 9. 3. 0uate fur Ste9t
mad Sbrem &rme0en.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-12-02
0fHeielle Stabt.3eitune 9.
Gotal= Nemtgteitem.

Die ssgtnudrtiseu Geuersren>
sen ber Staet ct. Yaul, innerbalb heren teine
nsuen Bretterbaultr 9etaut werben tarfen, fnb
bsfimnat pie folst: Die @renslinie lauft aus
bonn untern Gnbe ber @ibley Strabe, binauf
an ber Oaitite t~erleIbeu mad Der Norbfeite bsr
4'ea, BON bort entIan9 Der 4ten mad Der Stlsits
bon Sadion. binuntsr mad Der SaSieite Der 6'sn,
pun bort nod Der @eRleite BON Nobert. BON
BORT binunter rad Der Norbsrense Der 4ten, bic
de binauf mad ct. @atbory. ct. Intbony unb
Gaale biuurter mad TEN Slut.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-12-02

Das Staatsi9 e-Nmt usr-
faufte bisies Sabr 1855 Mdsr 2anp i'm Wertbt
BON $49. 66O, 10 ba6 bas Qanp i'm Dur&i&uttt
$500 per Alder sebra6t. DIR 5@ulfouo, felt
benz Sabre 1862 aus eielen 8srfiufen ersielt,
bstrdst $2.375 267.17, ell GROCER She'll bieitr
5umme bsFnbet i@ ater nod in Ben 9dnosn
BET 8Gufer, Rem @taate an Rap.tal unb Gins
bYpctbetarilh 9eItert.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-12-02

Die Germsllune Der ct. Gloub une
Ct. peter 9abn lit nun uUAenret unp Die Gnt,
fsrauna pisier be,oen 5tdote auf Der betreTen.
BIN yinie 50 Minlen. @ie man pernimmt,
neb, bic peRn'tlpe Organization Oct Yaugs,el.
,&aft in uatiter 3ett beuOr unp tann nit Der
ausfabtuns lsltlt ud&fss G1tbiapr bssOnnen
werbeu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-12-02

@tabt.Jinan3en.-Seit BEN 26. Npril
tuuroen fir 2iqusur 2ieenien $13.136.85 einse-
nommeu, fir @asen-e ieenien $1,7O2.3o, fir
3unbe $2O8, fir @er19erunes-Q ieenien ST.
O87.75.
@tabtbonbs turf :ribrenb bsrfelben !3eit
fir 1923, lO5,28 einS,..st.
Ginnabmen bes Wnftmetfers mabrenp Der
Iebten Sailoa $2,46l.83.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-12-02

Bon Dututb aus psrldiFteu bic Tam.
pier Ger Gate Superior &caD imcSauaen rs. 0CO
Suibsl @srte, II Miaicn Babel @ei3sp,
1WO.WO 5alsr Msbl uno 10000 3a7er @aIa.
llsbsroisb famen eine Msnge 0aarea pom 9ism
ylri una anpcreu Gjtli9en Stdptsn uber Du-
lutt nah ct. Yaul.
Die eafe superior unb Nii6i0ppt Dampfer.
@situ'daft bsabl6tist, nd2ites Jrlbiabr spi.
iGeu StQwater uup Dubuque flnf Dampfer
eriter niaGe in Benieb 3u tsssn. UNI ten DAD
bel swil@sn Dubuque uuo DuIutb ~ permit-
teln.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-12-02

Dem bodm. 0eneral-8iear P.
Clemens Staub wurpe am uOrieen Gonneritae
Mtene, ais an isiuem Namensfeae, pom CT.
paul 2iseertrau3 Gin Stdup@eu eebradt,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-12-02
REAL ESTATE
AT AUETIGN.
Il SALE
OF THE
Estate Of the late William
I~llingworth, Deceased.

In the matter of the Estate of William Hing
worth, deceased:
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue and in
| pursuance of an order Of license made in said
| matter on the 9Th day of November, A. D. 1871,
by Hon. Oscar Stephenson, Judge OF Probate of
! Ramsey county, the undersigned Administrator
of he estate Of William Ulinywor;h, deceased,
/ will
On Saturday, the 9th day Of Decem-
Der, A. D. 1871.
At eleven O'Clock in the forenoon. at the front
door Of the Court House, in the city Of Saint
Paul, in Ramsey county. Minnesota. aforesaid,
| offer for sale at Public Auct on, to IT." highest
| bidder for cash, the following Ges ribs Real
Estate belonging to said estate, to wit: The
middle one-third of Lott 10 and IA, in Block IL,
in Saint Paul Proper, in said city, county and
State, more particularly described In said order
of license. together with all the improveme t.,
buildings, Entertainments and ap,urtenances
thereunto belonging, subject to existing leases
and membranes.
ALSO,
At the same time and place: The northeast
quarter (ne r. of southeast quarter (se n OF
Section ~, Township 80, Range %, containing
forty acres, in said Ramsey county.
TERMS CASH.
RICHARD SLATER,
Administrator de bons non of said Estate.
Ey- The sale of the land in Washington
county will take place at Saltwater. pursuant
to notice hereafter to be published.
nov16 Tvs
NOTICE.-The middle one-third Of Lots IL
and IA, in Block ~, of Saint Paul Proper, above
named will be sold in two parcels Of twenty five
feet more or less each font on Jackson street, If
the same can be sold to better advantage. The
property is fifty feet more or less front Oh jackson
street, by 10 feet deep, with buildings on
each.
N. B.-Dimensions of Teach parcel made known
on day df sale.
RICHARD SLATER.
Administrator.
"Press,' Pioneer" IN. W. Chronicle
'Volksblatt, y ''Wanderer." and "Zietung'' copy.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-12-02

Aufbte neuen @ef&afts.I n;ei-
gen Der 6erren 8ent!e, 8. 1eti@ in 81. paul
uno s. ". Ienpouree in 81. Gloue. MAIDEN
mir bic 2eier beionrsrs aufmerllam.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-12-02

Die Derren @bas. S1effer un b
5. Yanbol5er BADEN Dor eiu,ssn lasen
to,e 8s.t na~ Gucsa au9e,retea, UNI Die alts
9s,mat ~ beiudsn. DIE ber3l,Heu Wlidu i'm.
it. tbrer Nltburser ~tesle,ten le.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-12-02

Sir bic Milnautee st. Vaul
Gijentabn Inp i'm Oiten elf Vvnn otipen be
fsIt tporeen, uu, auf e%enanatsr Gnede ben oi.
retkn gsrfsbr 3wii&eu G9icass uue ct. paul
III rerr.ittelu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-12-02

Qaut biefistn 8ldttern 1T aui
nl@fes Sabr cine ou5ererbenti& farte Gin.
rsanperuus uon Shpepeu uno Norwsssu BE-,
~ erwarten uno mirp etejelbe pom oben berat
teIontcrs te9iulfi9t.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-12-02

REAL ESTATE
AT AUCTION.
A Z

In the matter OF the Estate OF Isaiah 3. tIeyIin.
deceased !:
Notice i hereby given. that by virtue and in
pursuance of an Orler of license made in said
matter Oh the 18th day of August, A.. D. 1871,
by Hon. Oscar Stephenson, Judge of Probate Of
Ramsey county, the undersigned Administrator
On the ID day of December, A.D 1871,
At eleven (11) o'clock In he forenoon. at the
front door of the Court House, in the city OF
s lint Paul. in Ramsey county aforesaid, offer
for sale, at Public Auction. the following de-
SERVED real estate belonging to said estate, viz:
The southwest xuar:er (swA) OF section twenty
one (2ll in Township TWEEN y-nine (s9), north
Range twenty-five (az) west, 4 p. M, containing
one hundred and sixty acres, in Ramsey county,
Minnesota.
TERMS CASH.
RICHARD SLATER,
Administrator de bonis non Of Estate Of Isaiah
B.. Heylin, deceased.
Thin il one of the best tracts of land in Ram
sey county, situate near Lake Pllalpn, d short
distance from the city. Tue Administrator will
Glow the land to any one wishing to purchase
before day of sale. novsS-4wS
NOTICE-H it can be done to better a. van-
tage. the above land will sold in forty acre
tracts. divided according to section lines. viz:
Ne qr of said sw Or. INV Or, Sc Or and sw Or of
eald quarter section.
RICHARD SLATER,
Administrator
.Press," IN. W. Chronicle" and '.Pioneer,"
copy.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-12-02
Deut19e z2tfe.

2tfe beutiter8rtefe, bic bis gum 80. Ros.
B. 5. ntdt atgetolt tporben ftnt.
Daxaeu.grtefe.
Sorer Barbara, @briitop3 5bcnete.
5.rren.Brtefe.
Bad Martin, 2orbies Saeob,
Brett GO, MoerteImeyer emit.
8urau Npolpb, Mdr3 Soiepb,
gallery Nueui, Niemann 0ufas,
Danelsfi Mitael, Heatn Wugut,
Oenenwalo Subn. @anftleben Ncolpb,
Dorm @rnit, @ranaeubera Mpbcrt,
DroQ Wenpeliu. Stsinbarpt Jsrrinanr,
Giswtrtb Nuoreas, 9hnsnfs Wtibslm,
Wartner i. q. @bsrein @cttfrter,
5encra GensL Sbtsfamp 5etur,d,
Na.ler Sermanr, XrOit Oelnrit,
Hlmetelter :. =. Waaner SOieph
Alcpp Ystr @e'ler NtcOIaus,
arnssm Jctn, WOlf Hobert.
Vuula Jranf,
Das Briefpur,r mad Deutl9lanb pom 1. d.
Semter an:
lleter 8remen unp 0amburs Z @ts., 3eitun.
gen 3 Gts.
ueter England 10 els, 3eituaaen 4 cts.
s. Il. Wbeelod, Vpfmetiter.
@.3ettr / d, eeutiher Glerf.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-12-02

Die GrSffnuug Der Minneapolis unt
ct. 2ouis Gihnbabn fanb lesten Sam1as nit
ben ubliden Geie1lidteiten. Bartlett, 1oai.n
II. {. u. tatt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-12-02

bic Gtnenpuug neuerWbpu-
@nenten m5ssn unicrn ter;liben Gauf emf
pfarsen 9. *. in ct. GIcur, &ec. u. 9. in
Stem l1lm uns 9. ". In 2ursmburg.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-12-02
5taatS= Ncnigfeiteu

0cn 5tiIlmater aus 0nb nabesu 3wei
Standardization nit pisrbuueertW sipanuen mad
Der Baubcl3resion atsesansen. UNI ibre @in-
tsrarbeit balelblt ~ beginner.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-12-02

Der @e,ammtbetras an perar.,
teitetem Baubot3 uGbrenb ber sn Fo0s.
nen Sailon sertbsilt l9 ouf bic ssri@ienen
YldSe, pie foIst:
Gu6. .
MinueapcIis unb ct. Nhtborp .. 106. so I 90
Nuofa 12,MM. MW
Git 1yOOO,WN
Clearwater ......... ....... 5UU,WN
Ct. ...... 1.50O.uN,
Braiuare 2,50O.O COO
Iotal. ........ ........124, OOO, COO
l1usefabr 10 Miaionen Gub an Stamrnsn
blieben fir bas fommenoe Satr ibris unb omar
in Minnsapolis une ct. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ecCn 2.UU).UW'
&um Riser......... ..."...-.........8.5 O,OM
6,lb ........2,5OO,0U
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-12-02
st. Naul marftbertbt.
Wtplefale Treife.
9rpbufteu;

D54.ntIta Gsrrestrt @.sr. Ztmms
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-12-02
Stiefelm mud ,Sehnh&.
9aitin98, Minn.
Dom 9enet
wie6erer1tanben!

Dem bod~lreisen 8lerus uno UNI
fern lontisen eeebrten sunosn MAIDEN
mir bierrur@ RE er9ebente Nn;ei9e,
oob mir seitern unisre Budbancluns
mierer er5Tnet babsn, uno I'M Gtanpe
ino> irseno wsl@e Auitfdse l@nelI
ben frlberen pref
fen ouesufubren. "a uns auter tenn
6aupttud ldmmtliae Oi4ditsbuder
%ps1tranuten, ml0en mir uniere aeebrten
Gufomors bitten, uns rie Sader>3eitz
idriften &c. sef. ansuaeten. e'e ite nod
Don unS Ill erbalten baten.
9cdsdtunsspouR
mIblbamcr u. 8ebrle,
81 @ef IL. St.abe.
Gbicaso,8. Nop. 1871.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-09-19
\ Republican Meetins in Henry County.

At a meeting Of the Republican party,
held at Henry courthouse, on the 11th day
of September, 1871, for the purpose of ap-
pointing delegates to attend convention, to
be held at Franklin courthouse on the first
Monday in October next, of the Republican
party of this district, to nominate suitable
person to represent the Republican party in
the next Senatorial election for the district.
Mr.. George d. Grayely was called TO the
chair and w. I. Bullington appointed Sec
retary. 1t was resolved that four persons
from each township be appointed to attend
the meeting, and that they invite the coop
Grafton of all good Republicans in said dis
trict to unite with them on that occasion,
and help forward on the good cause.
The following persons were selected for
the Mart;nsville township: Gabriel Smith,
Alexander Hairston, Fleming Saunders,
and w. +. Burlington.
For the Leatherwood township: Henry
Sharp, Thomas Hobson, John Miller, and
Chester b. Grayely. n. tes s.. S
For the Ridgeway township: Henry
Redd, Joseph Payne, Thomas Odle, Bur-
well Flanagan.
For the Horse Pasture township: John
Walker, w. w. Hill, John Fl. Pedigo, and
Gale Staples.
Mr.. G. Y. Thomas, our able standard
bearer, made a most excellent and telling
speech, and the meeting then adjourned.
Harmony and good feeling prevailed, while
every member of the party promised to do
his part in trying to forward the good cause
of Kepublicanism in this section.
GEORGE ID. GRAvELY,
w. r. Bullington, Chairman.
Sec'y. 81
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-09-19

WARD MEETINGS-Mddison Wd,u.-
The Republicans of Madison Ward are re-
quested to meet at Hams Hall, on Ninth
street beyond Leigh, tomorrow night
wednesday, promptly at s O'Clock, for
the purpose of electing delegates to repre-
sent the city in the State convention, which
meets on the 9th instant, and the city
nominating convention, which meets on the
23d instant. A full meeting is desirable.
Clay Ward. The Republicans of Clay
ward will meet at the Fifth Baptist church
ION Main street, near Morton's flower gar
dem tomorrow night at s o'clock, for the
purpose of electing one delegate to represent
that ward in the State Convention, which
meets on the 9th inst. Also two dele
gates to represent the ward in the nominat-
ing convention which meets ON the 23d in
stant. 1t is very desirable that every Re-
publican in the ward should be present.
Jefferson Wdrd.-The Republicans oI
Jefferson ward will meet this evening at s
o'clock, at the corner of Franklin and
Twenty-third streets. Good speakers will
address the meeting. There will also be q
meeting at the same place tomorrow night
at the same hour.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-09-19
THE DISPATCH ON pAyMAsrER HODGE.

We have observed, as the Dispatch has,
the summary arrest and incarceration Of
Paymaster Hodge, to await a speedy trial, a
certain conviction, and signal punishment
for his frauds. This is as it ought to be.
We are sorry, however, that the Govern
ment cannot get all the money back. We
hope that in the case of Norton, the default
ing money clerk in the New York post
office, all the money taken by him will be
realized, and he promptly punished for his
defalcation.
The Dispatch has no occasion to be sur
prised at the seemingly discrimination made
between the two criminals. It ought to re-
member that while Connolly, Tweed, Hall,
and Sweeney, the Tammany robbers, are
beginning to feel the halter draw, the great
body Of their conf,derates are yet untouch-
ed. We hope, as the lovers of justice gen.
orally do, that every man in the country
who has received any portion of the stolen
funds will be compelled to disgorge.
And we even expect that before justice
has finished her inquisition, His E&cellency
Governor Walker will be compelled to re-
fund to the city of New York the fifteen
thousand dollars which he received from
Tweed to carry the election in Virginia in
sixty-nine. A tts+Aca Aft
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-09-19

The FIREMEN's DIFFICULTY TO BIZ
INvEsTTGATED.-We congratulate the
public on the just course pursued by the
Council, with reference TO the dismissal
from service of the four members of the
Hand-in-Hand fire company, who, without
any opportunity of defending themselves,
were expelled from The company and fined
in different sums.
As disinterested party, we have
watched particularly this company, and
have always found its members prompt,
faithful, and efficient workers, when the
fire-fiend was about.
Among them none exceeded, in these
qualities, the four who were thus dismiss
cd, and although discipline may be very
commendable and necessary thing to have
III similar organizations, Che past honorable
conduct of men should shield them from
Che outrage Of conviction without an oppor-
tunity to defend themselves.
If jealousy or any other motive than the
good of Che department prompted this rude
dismissal of these gentlemen, and if any
injustice has been done them, the action Of
the Council enables them to vindicate
themselves aud expose the motive prompt
ing their dismissal.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-09-19
" = r ~ y
Brighter Prospects i'm G0ochland.
GoooHLAND G. H., Sept. IS, 1871.

GoooHLAND G. H., Sept. IS, 1871.
TO The Editor Of the State Journal.
After several weeks hard work, on the
part Of some dissatisfied with the nominal
Jon of Major Banks as the candidate for
ie House of Delegates, large meeting
of the people assembled at the Court-Horse
on Saturday last, the 18th of September,
iSor the purpose Of fiually setting the
matter, which resulted in the ratification
of Major BIS nomination by the over
whelmng voice of The people.
The meeting then adopted the following
preamble and resolutions:
WHEREAS under the notices in the respective
townships of the county, by order of the chair
mau of The County Committee, delegate" were
chosen who assembled at Goochlapd Court
House, on the 10Th d.ly of August last, where
upol Maior r. G.. Banks was drly nominated
as the Republican candidate Tor the House of
Dee2ate~ in the next General Assembly of Vir
ginia be il, therefore,
ResOl0ed That the attempt of William p
Moseley 10 create dL Tension and discord in the
Republic.n party, by attempting TO get up
another nom 'hating convention, is contrary TO
all precedent, di. loyal 10 the party, and meets
our unqualified disapproval and If persisted in
will bring ruin and defeat upon the parry in this
county.
be il further resolved, That the daily STATE
JocRxAL be requested TO publish the proceedings
of this meeting.
Before the meeting adjourned they pro-
ceeded to elect delegate to the Republican
State Convention to meet in Richmond on
the 9th INST. Hector Davis, ESQ.,, was
unanimously elected the delegate to the con-
vention. DANIEL STRATToN,
John N. Dapis, L., Chairman.
Secretary,
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-09-19
GRAND SUCCESS OF LAYING THE

hrx n
c uhhND SUCCESS or LAYING THt
ouhNEh-oIoNEof ~, OF opD ELBOWS HALL =,
Al IN ~ fS'lEi'-1" ~ 1nt"eenSe C,otoo RE
Sehs-lhe %hE. 1speec@eS-Gooa O,'e', ,Sc.-
les.eruay hnornhig, ABOUT o'ciocs, the
.,a'n cnaitereu ior .he accoH'nouatioh OF
euose VINO des'reo 10 particlpale III the cere'
iio,'es mon g ~ ol iayng 'he cornerstone OF the
ouq-fel'oWs Iiaii al Ghester, iett the city
Win u, large croWd on board.
Inc tra,h reached Chester about III
O'Clock, Where IL was met by two more
lroui retersourS, which were conpieteiy
illled VITA perloons from that city. Those
VINO reacned Chester from thls CITY ana
PETERSBURG, added to others who were pre-
SEM, sweucd the number TO more than
three thousand. 49,,
Ih's Immense crowd was distributed
tpfotShout the village, talking IN groups,
ana l'iterclan9ng lceas until y O'Clock, at
winch time the ceremonies OF laying tie cor
her-s,one was lnaugurated.
The ceremonies were conductedby Thos.
Scott, deputy Grand Master, and acting
Grand Master, OF Free ana Accepted Ma
sons, ana the ADDRESS del'vered by Mr..
slatohewS, OF Iocahontas LodSe, Peters
pur9. Inc ADDRESS ol Mr.. Matthew's was
ac9hoWicuSeu py All VINO neaiu IL, 10 De an
apie ana eloquent effort. il's speech was
snort, put IN u were portrayed and beauti-
illly pictured the noble and glorious work
OF the order.
Aiter the closing ceremonies the large
crowd moved TO another portion OF the
town ana was organized into a meeting, to
pe addressed by several distinguished speak
ers who were present. Hon. Samuel +.
Maddox was called TO the chair, and pre-
SIDED 81 1 WITH dignity and ability; Hon; Chas;
II. Porter, beng loudly called, addressed
the meeting IN telling and effective speech
OF at least two hours. Its length was none
100 great Tor the crowd, all OF whom were
intensely interested IN the words uttered by
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-09-19

In is curious fact that the precise ma
ture of the mud which is formed at the
bottom of the sea has been only recently
determined. 1t is found, on analysis, to
consist largely of organic matter, more or
less decomposed, intersperscd with minute
round bodies about sxteen-one-hundredtbs
of an inch in diameter. These bodies have
been called coccospheres and coccolites, and
are so set in the mud as to resemble mosaic
work. Some of these look under the
microscope like thick watch-glasses. I'M
mense number of minute shells are also
found. The mud is excessively sticky,
being rendered so by minute pellets of a
jelly-like consistency. These pellets are
dotted all over their surfaces, and are found
to contain great numbers of granules, from
one-lour-thousandth to one-twenty-thou-
sandth Of an inch in diameter; they are
undoubtedly organic in their character,
forming, perhaps, one of the representa-
tives of the assumed ground between plants
end animals.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-09-19

A DIFFERENCE AS is A DIFFERENCE.
1t will be seen from the report of the Coun-
CLIPS proceedings, that an amendment 10 the
laws has been made for the especial benefit
of Mr.. William ii. Allderdice, who, by the
grace of Republican votes, is at present
auditor of this city.
Mr.. A. is also assignee in bankruptcy,
and is charged with deyoting portion Of
the time belonging to the city to the duties
of assignee. He has been check-mated in
this little scheme, and is urged to devote
the whole of the time, between A. NJ.
and p. NJ, to the duties of bis office Of
auditor.
As we'll as Mr.. Allderdce, couple of
gentlemen of different shade of political
faith, Messrs. August and Peasely, like
wise hold other offices but they were not DIS
turbed in their arrangements because of the
kindly feeling entertained for them. We
can see no justice or right in this action to-
ward Mr.. Alldsdice, particularly, as he
asked that a gentleman residing in the city
be assigned as his assistant or clerk, when
instead, the Council gave him Mr.. Wynn, of
Ashland.
The city has now in its employ two Ash
land carpet-baggers, Mr.. Wynn as assist
ant Auditor, aud Mr.. Howard as clerk o.
the Council.
Would it not be well to inquire by whal
right these gentlemen hold Office here anc
hold their residence in Hanover? Whether