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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-10-21
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lost $4,000 by the Chicago fire.
Col. BoLLEs takes charge of
the Portsmouth fund for the re
lief OF the Chicago sufferers.
THE Court Of Common Pleas
cOnyenes in Ross county aext
Tuesday.
PALMER, the great real egtate
man in Chicago, hest "a, 100000
by the fire.
The City Council of Gallipo.
lis has donated one thousand
dollars to the sufferers in Chi.
eago.
FRANK STEELE, of Highland,
was elected Common Pleas
Judge in that district over Judge
Dickey.
The Gazette says DR.. Laird
will contest the election of B.
Kahn, Representative elect Of
Jackson county.
VIOLET BARBER, aged II, a
resident Of Portsmouth for 81
years past, died on the 18th
inst. r"..
Rev. q. W. IsAMINGER, on his
way to the Ohio Conference,
had his pocket picked at Chill
licothe of five hundred dollars.
LEoNIDAs JEwETT has been
appointed Probate Judge of
Athens county, in place of Judge
Calvary Morris, deceased.
SCroTo county gives the Re.
publican State ticket 2S2 ma,
jority. The Republicans elect
their entire county ticket, ex>
cept Recorder.
TIE Wisconsin forest fires have
burned over, three thousand
square miles of wooded land,
and destroyed q hundreds Of
dwellings.
Col. SIFFoRD, a well known
Ross county Democratic polit
clan, was stricken with paralysis
last Monday. His left side was
paralysed and his speech affectSai
A DAUGHTER Of Henry Nc
LAndburg arrived in Chlllicothe
last week, from the great fire,
losing everything except he
clothes she had on at the time
of the fire.
Jos. HILLHoUsE's house, barn,
stables, together with 6 head of
fine horses, 38 tons of hay, 3
buggies, corn, wheat, etc, at
Buchanan, Pike Co., were de-
stroyed by fire last Saturday
the work of an incendiary.
EDWARD MARTIN shot at VIM.
Owens three times, at Chillicothe,
missing him each time, where>
upon the Mayor Of tie city
bound him over for his appear
ance at Court, for his bad mark.
manship.
LAST Saturday J. B. Backing
ton, of Marietta, an aged aud
respected citizen, was thrown
from a wagon by runaway team.
stricking on his head, producing
conclusion of the brain, from
which he died.
R. M. STlMsoN is reelected
Senator from the Marietta dis
trct by 277 majority, defeating
the regular Democratic nominee
aud a so-called Prohibitionist.
The majority in the district last
year was $50. .-a
OVER 1900 men women and
children were burned to death by
the Wisconsin fires alone, and
the survivors are destitute. Aid
is pouring in to them from all
sections Of the country:
THE negro race is not dying
out, bit increased nearly 45O,-
600 IN the United States from
1850 to 1876: and decreased
only in the four States of Vir.
ginia, West Virginia, kentucky
ond M;e,o,r;
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-10-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that my wife Abigail
N Din has ieft my bed and board without any
lust cause or provocation, and has taken with
hermy minor children, Susan and Money. All
persons are notified not to trust or harbor
them on my account. as am Determined no'
To pay any debts OF their contracting,
49," I GEORGE DILL.
October2l 1871. 81
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COURT is in session IN Jack
son county. ..
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INHALING COMPOUND.

A VOID q QUACKB.-A victim of early in.
tAdiscrehon, causing nervous debility, pre-
advertised remedy, has discovered q simple
means Of self-cure, which he will send to his
fellow sufferers. Address J. II. Reeves, 70
Nassau ST., MY.
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Forty-one Jurors answered to
their names and after their
examination thirty-six addi-
tiOnal were called, and then
twenty,four additional, before
"a jury could be obtained. Col.
Mason, for the prosecution,
then stated the case to the jury.
The prosecution advance the,
theory that DR.. Medlicott and
Mrs. Ruth were too intimate,
and that the doctor took this
means and opportunity of get
ting rid of Ruth-he being
their family physician, while
the defence, It's supposed, will
claim that Ruth became jealous
of Medlicott and took the pol
son, knowing we'll what he was
doing and wrote the letter re.
ferred to, so as to implicate
Medlicott and get both out of
the way, SO that neither could
enjoy the society or love of
Mrs. Ruth.
The evidence so far went to
show the poisoner was the first
man in the room on the morn.
ing that the deceased VIZ 8
found dead; that a post mortem
examination was held, the pris
oner arrested. Then DR..
Saunders, Professor OF Chemis
try of the State University,
was called to the stand and
testified to making an examina-
tiou OF the body, taking
stomach, liver, etc., together
with the different tests made;
also testified to going east
where the body of Ruth had
been buried and examined the
body again, taking the bladder,
and bringing it home sealed in
a jr. After examination oil
same, to finding morphine, IL
grains and atropine, 5 grains
He made tests of these polsons
ON cats, then with morphine
and atropine and found them
10 act the same. ."
All Thursday was taken up
by the defence on cros9-ex
animation Of DR.. Saunders. II
is not thought that his testi-
mony has been shaken, but II
can not be detsfmined as tc
that until the defence put Prof
Wormley on the stand. lie
has been taking notes during
the entire examination Of Dr
Saunders and the physicians
who assisted at the examina
ton of Ruth'S body, etc. On
Friday, a colored woman, for
.merly a servant IN Mrs. Ruth's
employ, testified to living al
Ruth's six weeks, and that du
ring that time DR.. Medlicott
came twice every day, and went
into Mrs. Ruth's room, locking
the door after going in; she was
not certain how long he re-
NAMED nor whether he locked
the door every time. A wit
ness who boarded at the restur,
ant testified that the prison er
was nervous and excited the
morning that Ruth was discov
cred to be dead, and this before
it was known that he was dead;
that he came in and called for
the morning paper, ate scarcely
nothing and got up and left the
table in three minutes after
sitting down. ...t ;..
Saturday was the most ex,
citing day yet in court. A
witness testified to being IN
Jail with Medlicott, in an ad.
F joining cell, and where a pire
went to Medlicott's cell; that he
carried messages to Mrs. Ruth
and from her to him; he put on
a suit Of Medlicott's clothes ant
pretended to eScape;came dowr
and went up through the pipe
so that Medlicott could hear
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S,TAMMERING.- cause removed.
SAddress Dr.A. Boardman, East Haddam Ct
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EDWARD S. WILSON, editor and pro-
prietor of the Register, and Miss
Georgie A. Gibson will be married at
the residence of Mr.. +. ID. Norton
this evening.-Ironton Journal.
That's the last of one of the
handsomest old bachelors in
the Ohio Valley. Welcome,
Ed., to the matrimonial ranks;
we are sure you are sorry You
were not with US long ago.
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-06-03

Der Decorattuustag 8, al, tpel9eut BIT
Solbateasrdter nit 8lumen eei&midt terten.
tpurbe aud btefes Sabr NIT GROCER Geterli9teii
besauseu. Der 8ef3us bur@ bic Straben tuar
impoiant aueer bet Great @eferu 8anb b.
sleitete beuielben aud bic Muftbant BON Sort
Smelling. Militdr, Geuerleute, bic nadtras-
ltd AUDI She'll 3u nebneu bei@loGen, ser(@te-
eene 8eretne, OfRstere, Giuilbeamten, Snsalt'
ben, @~olbatsnwailen, MQes nit 3abnen unb
Banbsrn unb 8lumea sel@midt besaben fd
tros Der bridenoen 9tbe mad ben beioen 8ir&'
bSfsn, no bic eisentli9e Geier Rattfano. Wui
benz Saflanb Gir@bof fpra9en Capt. 8. u. Ga
file, Col. Golwe1, Sen. Stbley, auf benz tatb.'
lii@en &ir9bof bielten Gen. s. u. SHERMAN.
Sol. s. g. Yrinee, Capt. O'&unnur unp &ep.
s. Srtlanb &eeea. 8urser unb @eiddfte fei'
erteu gun, erSBteu She'll
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-06-03

Das Su8erbfeF in Der Mab&eui&uIs
Der beutideu fatb olii9en @emetnte befrtebiets
bic 8e(u&er tur& bic ner3delt&eu 2eitunseu
Der @&Glsrinneu III Defamation unb g.
fang Souiantis. Das san3e auftreten berieI'
ben 3etste, ba6 Fe tbre Iufsabe MIDI
auetn eetb's eeIrut batttn. fentera aud ser'
aautea. @S&tea u (sl&e wrobnetoueu I'D
SITTER aieberteltu; Ne fub ~eruaauternb fiji BIZ
SuBenb uub as3sbenb fit Gltsru unb @@uI'
~freuute.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-06-03

Die 9erren @ebrIber Il, III {,
Gds Der 10. unb ct. peter Giraffe In 81. paul.
balteu Pets Die retbfe @uspabl 30 n
@rocertes unt pruStfpnen rur-
rdtbig. 8elpnbere Aufmsrtfamteit serbient
ibr idSner gprratb an tn< unb ausldnbi(den,
%einssmaGten unb e%etrodaeten Gru9ten. Man
beiuge ben sei9matvoa aasseftattetea @tere,
UNI fd bapon ~ lberseueen.
ETN u9 bic tffsu @orten @eine, ST.
aueure, Gisarreu u. {. t. febsn ben Runesn sur
@erfisuns. prsile biais, Sseisnuns frsuro-
lid.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-06-03

Nu@ In Mem rlm sebt Der @ei3enban-
bel lebbaft inbeu, bic ~YOf" beri@tet: unisre
Wei3entaufer batttu p6brenb ber persansenen
@o9e tuieber soqauf 3u tbuu, ba unfere Gar-
ner 3u BEN u besablten preis Ron $1.N per
8uibel ibreu @ei3en mad chamber bsrbetbrin-
gen unb gut paran tbun, benn bic @rnttausT&<
ten werben pieter uberaQ ais ausse3ei9net &C.
i&iloert unb In Gbieaso uub Milmaufee III be6-
balb Der Yreis I'M Gauen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-06-03

OeffentIi&e Giulabuns! 3ur srSB'
ten unb sonitdnbtsten &e1aurattcn Die pou
6. g fit ST. 242, Drttte @trabe. Son
testnu tuerben 3u ieberS tuube t @e Nuferu,
@eFaeel, Jere1eu. Gleil9fortsn aQer Irt, @ub,
tura AQes, mas ber Martt an De!itatedtn bietet,
trpirt. Die feinfeu @etas unb 2iqueure biz
tet uaeiue Bar; Gru@te. eonfstt unb Goabtto-
reiwaaren In better Auswabl. DteGufpartune
~ feber :3eit bic beFe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-06-03

3atIret9e Gtnwanberer ~tuuuaeu
fat jeben Sag bur@ bic biefse @tabt uub e
sepdbrt Elm eisentbImlt@es @&auiptel, bic nil
weiben, 2eintu& betedten @asen nit tbreu,
bunten Snbalte, metf san3e Gauatlieu nebR
3ausbaltseerdtb, laneiam tur& bic Stra6en
3teben 3u ftben, suran bas Garailienbaupt bin.
teuna& er0Bere ober fletnere@ tebbeerben. Dttie
2eute serieben Is, wte man cine reue 9eiuaatb
aufiu&t ssb tpobnlt@ ma@t
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-06-03

Sol. Matt@om, 9taats5efretdr rpn Min
reiota, bat lein Int nierereelest, UNI f9 nod
leiner fruberen &eFosu3 In &ebrins su beseben
unt BON bort aus NIT leiner Gamtlie bic &eile
mad europa anSutreten. Col. Mattipn tt te.
@eneral- Msent Der 2ate Superior Giienbabn
fir @eancinaptsa utp pirb ldnsere 3eit in gu.
rcpa serweiler, In bic Ginraueeruns feline.
2anbs!eute mad Winnelcta 3u birisiren.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-06-03
TIr Gintrauoercr!

Dertrauensn,Gnner BIS beu.ldsr, r6tntld.
tatboli19eu Central eretns Nab:
Sp{epb &SItIe 1876 Third Street, New
York City. .
Gtriftan Bitter, 50 Fell Str, Bal
timore, Md
@ nj. &eiff. Milwaukee, Wise.
Sstn Qubwis, Winona, MINI.
Str. @erSe, Fond du Lac, Wise.
Spbn 5ertina, Chicago, Ill.
I'm bisit 9errea uole mar l9 tpenbeu, uenn
man NusebSrise ober Greunte gut bsiurst babeu
piQ.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-06-03
8rieffaffen bes v@anberer."

St G1out. 9. 81. Ma9 Sbrem geri@t
eineetrasen. 8eaeu Dant.
Caledonia. .. 3. Sir @enbuus uub
Mustunft fnb mir Sbusn serbunben.
&i9mpnb. s. u. ~. SIR Muftrag III
beicrgt.
Sbatppee. 6. 9. Wirb ben ~Dante<
rer" freuen.
@eR Rewton. S. M. %. Gin eutes
2ebens;ei9en.
@eR Nept1n. 8. 5. sbrs1e mad
@unl& seanoert.
81. SoIepb. :. 9. Die sermibten
Numunern fomnea NIT bie(er.
Mantato. g.. 3. Su 9etrsT Der Money
Order it NQs5 ri1tis. Ser;l. @ruB.
MilIerSsiue. s. q. 9. Mit Scr
enisen ben Nsuen einsereibt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-06-03

Die Gtnmanberun9 mad Dem &et
@iper 1baIe III bieies Sabr iebr letbaft. @uj
ben Stra6en trift man baufe Ginwanberer.
Die Grnteaus1d:en 1nb gut unb es 1T teines=
tpees untpabrl deinlid, ba6 bic 9Reo &tper Sc.
senb i9on biees Sabr Garm -Trobufte erportir1
anfatt III tu,purtireu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-06-03

@egen 2sb~erletben, NppetiAufsteit
,e. sebrau9t 9. @tein's preubii9e Maeen-
tropfsn. g. St.in's sesetabiIf&e 2eberpiQen,
Elm t~rdftises Uaittel seeen s~eraltete 2eberleiben,
@eltiu@t @roniiden 8opfi@mer3 &c.
0ottieb @tein's Npotbefe, so @iebente
Straee, 3pei 8lpd unterbalb Sadion.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-06-03

Der Wei3en. unb Meblerpcrt aber Du-
lutb If ftbr Iebbaft. guriseu Greitas eiaeen
BON @t. Saul 70 Gar-gabuneen @ei3sn mad
CuIutb. 100000 8uibel @eisen partsn tn
DULUTH auf 8eridi6uns unb BON minneapolis
ssbea tdsli& 1900 Ga6 Mebl mad Duluth.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-06-03
UQrn1 5u verfaufen.

Gtas Rar,a srn 80 Weer 2anc, rrsun ~uuesfdbr Is Nder
uatsr Yhua sre out ~eiusefenat 1rD, nit eiuern 2cstaus
stet 1T It9nss ScI3s uns 9eulanb, tas DaFsr uabs hehm
6aafe gic Earn, ltset In 8ufalo 5pun. Wrtsts Gpur,
Is, t~retsisrttt Nieileu BON elmer fatboItidsn Rtrte. &auf'
beoiusrnaen: Elm &isrtel baar. Der 9fet au mdbtasn !Sn.
tsrsNtn ouf 2 peer 3 Sabre mad Selebsn bss 8dufe,s.
@a%,ufraesa au Ger 9 cIiean 2ate bel
H-S6 4cter Icrfdtt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-06-03

Glue afrttautf&e otse ueaut mau
bic 1trrf@aft br esnxe pdbreab ser ssrtseu
Sage anb NIT &e&t. @er se3puussn par,
nittea am Sage bard BE Straesn Der @tast
IL eeten, tam erf9tpft aa& 1axf. Rt&t etne
Beisrsate eett u,an ben erf ae4 b~<ssrPeben>
beu ,,tei6tn Renateu" eut0eeeu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-06-03

9um5opatif@e Arsneten, 5aus-
aputbtfen, 8ii&er, seleerte bomSspattl@e 9aus-
apotbeten mieber aufeefdut tn
>@pttIieb @tetn's Mpptbetx
50 @tebente Giraffe, 2 Blud uuterbalb Sadien.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-06-03

Sn 8etreff bes ObRes pirb BON
burtieer @esenb eeuaelbet: Gtan niat ALE Mu>
3eiden triisen, 70 tSnneu mir bieles Sabr auf
eiuen rei@ea G,tras sun Obj rt@nen, ni&t nur
ber ptlben vfaumeu unb Rirfden, ioubern
bauptid&li@ ber ,abnaen Mepftl, Taaumen uub
Rtrf@en, BE IN pielen @arten In Der @tabt unb
auf Dem 2anbe in tra@tsuaer Blatbe febeu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-06-03

Die 9anbeIsfammer bel@ls6 aut
Mntrae bes 6rn. MeGluns, Elm COMMITTEE BON
flint Mitsltepern gu ernennen nit BEN Mayor
als gorlisenbeu, .9el@es biz Graee 3u uateriu-
den uno su besuta&tea babe, ub ni@t biz BOT
aus1&tli& RAID aunebmsnbe Musosbnuns Der
@tabt es iebt f@un trlui@enspertb made, pal-
ienbe @runblide CUR Mnlaee ron Sftnti9en
parts 3u ertperben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-06-03

5err 9errmann 9arf II, bic tpir
nit 8ersnuseu sernebuaen, tpcblerbalteu aus
europa auriidsefebrt, MAIDEN, II in ietner alien
3etmatb cine slIdlide Sur ssnaadt bat.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-06-03

Gin, Qpcpmptipe erplobtrte an,
Mentas Na@mittas In 9aQitss, pobur@ uaeb-
rere Yerlonen ssrpunbet rurben. @ersebtt@
bate per Snssnteur bic Direetorenb Der 6etrefeu.
ben geieQl@aft auf ben uul&erea 3uilano Der
Mal9ine aufmerflau. Aeu1a&t.
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Uaru1 5u p%erfaufen.

@tne Jarm mfrb gum Wsrtars anaebsten; fe bait 80
Ndtr. ncvcu 80 inter NNua. ietr CUTE Wiefeu 80 Elder,
eutsn Suth. autcs Waner teira 5aus unb quite etauune'
Naes %etnaefen,t.
Minncfota 4 Msite,. BON Gtasta, 5 BON Carver unb 5 BON
Statrree Gcptt 60.
Ndteres au ~erfrescn tei grant Ct tn Gbasta uber aui
BEN gias ta1etbit. 58aS4
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-06-03

8Sfe GuBs entitanben bur@ beftieen
Gubi&weik werben eebeilt bur& q. @tetu's
gubbaliant. @irtt besinFeirenb, reinisenb,
bei!enb, ubue bic MusbauRuns bee Gubss ~
beeintra@tisen.
@pttlieb @tein's alputbete, Rr. so @iebents
Strabe, 3wet Blrd unterbalt Sadion.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-06-03
@. @eis, 112 @abaita~@ trabe. sertauft
81 gfunb Sara 8afte fit einen Dollar.

Cine Grcurfions @eIeIIf@ aft
aus benz Na@tarfaat Scta fam Muutas
@tenb NIT BEN prd@tieen @tean,er Miuaufee
bier an unb mar BON ber betaunteu @ermanta
Banb BON Dubuque begleitet.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-06-03
Staat8= Meutgtetten.

3wet neue GiftnbatnItuten mer-
btu seeeupdrtie mad @tnona ~ stsmeaea.
cine bon Dubuaue uut bic aabert ssu @riuuea
UNI gebar Baus Ia Sopa.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-06-03

Der Gla6sbaa wtrb, tWe Ne &o&<Rer
pot last In boetiser @e3eue 3iemN& fart BE-
triebeu. @aamen ;ur 8eaeoaus son s he GOO
Ndtr purbe uut<r b<a tsrtseu Garmeru VI.
tell.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-06-03
@e1bdft6<NDti3.

Der ltutertet&nete m5ts ben eeern ss .WauSerer"
tub auen 8sfanuten feinen teaea DaHt abRatteu far tbrst
b~tster4sea 3afprud. 6erner tetaets ~beateleea an. baS
i'd meta gef&dft beDeutenk ~strarssert babe. unb aaes
tbuu uerbe. was Ia meineA 4rdften 1ett, UNI aue gphu.
mtr ~ tffrtebteeu. @owsbl meine 9atriswaare ale metue
feitRper erttstea stetel unb sdubs ane toltb. ttats aas
ext, unb Rebt BEN tpertbeu 3nneen tets etne quite Auewatl
6tra6e. nit bea S&tlb br arsee eolbeae Stsfd, sbrAs
81 Gde br Usertes uxb Uataftas Stra6t. steesaSer ser
Hpe
81 teeat&<n 3asesA easssitee
3@t 8. q. S8Net.
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Gtntneue 9.abt tpurts f;rali9 Srn
ben 6erren 81. Stewart uub Murras ron
Wttte Bear Qafe an ben romantilden l,fern
bie}e5 Gees aus9eIeet.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-06-03

8eRer Cigar Trips @yrup $1.00 per Sal,
bel ". Meis, 112 @abaibaw @tra6e.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-06-03

Gum Yenfions- Meenten an tes
@tele bes periurbenen Col. 8. 6. &esers il
Mu. N. Murtrie ernannt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-06-03

3mei Plumb @tar Ganbles fit IS Gts.,
bel u. @tts, 112 Wabalbap Stra6e.
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Sn Qe@ueur bat utar etne S Gu6 rtde
2ebmi@i&t bic fd surjielt& au Badaetnen
eienet, aufsefuuben unb iufort eineu ;3iesslufeu
erridtet.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-06-03

Stint Plumb &to 8afte fir Elm Dollar,
bel U. @eis, 112 Waba1baw @trabe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-06-03

Sieben pfunb ~" 3udsr fir $500
bel @. @eis, 112 Wabalbap @tra6e.
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3u Derfaufen pber 5u oct:
renteu.

Gin eutes 9Dobrtaas usb eDt, NIT elmer gut easeriHts'
ten Gftez Nabrif I'm teEe1 3ufante bcTnolih.
NadiufraNsn bti QD. Meis In, @rucerp Stere 80. 112
Wabalbaw Stra6e. S5-S3
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Tarm at p~erfQufen.

Cine Garm tn buffalo Srraibip. nate pelitan 2a:s,
gang nabe Der fatbcGlden Stride. lit uuter ttlisen Sebtns
euneeu ia perfaafer. Dieieibe bat 100 gder, elm eutes
QBcbubaus. IS Slider eecleart NIT oem ihoufen Scls in Der
umseseub (9aumfdmme,; nar sier Tsilsn eun Suffalp
3cpn unb Qeteu Meilen Don Der Giienbabr aation Ntpute.
cello, Dristt &C., Minn. 81
Gimor gEalifeb.
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q efrd t.

%. Mat. 9trr @asnus s N II NIT s rdu@
retn N alta Abb.
80. @at. 9err Ssfepa @rsfiltn nit orau'
tctn GarpItn gsestlin.
s aufeu.
81. yeai. Gatsartna Waiera. Gltera: vraaj Wa'eea
unt Mdrid seb. Rlein
Sultus 5etnrt& gD.is. Gltern: 5einriS 2Seis uas
scptta eeb. Relder.
q. Mat. Muua Bufd.t. gltsra Altsrt Suidet une
Anna eeb. gufttcaa.
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anua get. Sama.
graneisea Suffer. Glt.sn: Svbn Suffer uns aana set.
5pnlt.
Auna weaiua Seller. @ltsrn: @rttfrieo &eaer unb
NasxRa set. 3aspa.
%. Nat. auna MasSatena saafbaufen. Gtteru
Sobn edaHbaafen uuS 9aria ssb. @eis.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-06-03
TQrm III 8erfaufen.

Sn br Ndte usn ct. Bonifaetus, Sennepin Gpunts.
Baru, 3u ~per!aufex. 100 Nfer arus, rpuson s. Nder taltt
Sirt. bas itrtse 2anb CUTE gDteien uub 1ui& 6ebdult&-
fetteu etn eutes Botubats nit StaQune unb etsenem
gOaNer. Bebinsunsen einNts. NustunF ertbelt
eJcfepb Maer3,
186-f9t gDaeputa, Garner 60. Mtnn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-06-03
ct. Neters umterftntunes=D erein

DAS 4ranlea~G ~sutnstttee bes ct. petcrs uuteraisunas.
Eeseins rsm 1. Wlentae TN Stunt bts yum 1. 9euntoe tn
Suit teaebt aus f~pleenhen 6erren:
Oberer Dtfr{et: &ufde gius. Rtce StraBe, 3.
gDarb. RIu Qortn3. 6. Gtra6e, Q. gpdrb.
unterer DtRrtft: 5eib,le 9pbtas Qttt Gtrase, 4.
Bars, Nr. 2. Durd Sob. rid, ct. Yeter Strabe, SO.
103.
8rant6&Itd, Ctr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-06-03

@. @eis, 1t2 @abaitap Strabe, sertauf
64 pfunb Gruibsb 3uder fir elm Dollar.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-06-03

Gutttuu8en.
@ett portaer Numn,er ba6eu fir ben
v@anberer" beaablt:
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-06-03
ct. Haul @arftbert9r.
@totsfale Y1etje.
3rpb ufteu:

w5a sn..ta eorr.strts.H o.sr. xtmm..
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9 E It B E n.
is. aRat. Gattartnd 9atate. Sage alt.
Is. Mat. Mnxa Z auer, 81 s. ait.
29. Nat. Derontea Gtntner, 80 s. alt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-20
TELEGRAPHIC.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Congress-Adjournlnent.

WASHINGTON, April 2O-The Senate met at
noon: and after some business of no interest
went into executive session, and continued
therein until o'clock, when it adjourned
sine die.
The House met at 1890, and after some dis
cussion passed the Ku-Klux bill agreed upon by
the last conference committee.
Senate resolution passed last nig hit for an adj
iournment at = 0 clock was then adopted.
4 resolution was adopted declaring that the
House claimed no right to be consulted as to
treaties yet claimed, that where Legislative mat
ter is incorporated in treaty it is their right to
be consulted in relation thereto
Mr.. Butler, of Mass, asked permission to
make personal explanation for Il minutes;
which being granted lis to l03, he attacked
Mr.. Garrett Davis, of KY, with great bitter
ness.
At = clock the House adjourned sine die.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The District election is proceeding very
quietly. A full vote will be polled
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-20
The Markets..

LONDON, April oo--l 80 a. m.-Consols for
money 935 for account 93t; American securi-
ties easier.
BALTIMORE, April 2O-Va skies, DID, SCI
bid, 81 asked; do. lSGG-7l4 bid, II asked :;
do. lSGG-G7 bid, GS! asked
New YORK, April 2O-Stocks very strong
and active Va SKIES, II; do new II. Gold,
strong at l. u.
INV York, April 20.-Flour dull, and de,
Ginning Wheat quiet and heavy. Corn dull
and heavy.
BALTIMORE, April 2O-Cotton dull and
dropping; low lniddling l3i. Flour dull and If
regular except for low grades. which are firm;
G.jOa$72j Wheat firm choice and fancy
white 2a2U5; fair to prime lGOal9O prime to
choice red l9Sa2O5; fair to good 155al75; COM
mon l3Oal45; Ohio and Indiana l62al65; Penn
sylvania locales. White Southern corn very
dull at II; yellow do nominal at 7Ga77; mixed
Western firm at 74a7j Rye firm at 95al00.
Oats are retailing at G5aGS.