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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-10

DOR ltENT.-FNYo (9l SMALL IN
IL Dwelling HOUSES on the gsland. az |tth
Apply at the hl4nd Vineyard To- >. q -
NAH ti'' "i "eA ~ VIM. HtLLMAN.
The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-01-26
.'dACARD.b
HA.Hs -. .,

al .5iB-fHlif.ljF "a
10 Mr., Editer attention # ut n, has so been a
called to ", article in 2 late issue Of The the
rLoya~ara Siats Register relative 70 tony my
father, who is Chaplain Of the Senate 4,
r. 1t is common occurrence now-a-days
to find both democratic, and so-called re-
publican newspapers decrying, and IN
sulting iii they CAM every public official,
who is guilty" Of being colored;;- but it
has heeG BsssfsAd az . spe6iltF Or The
isssRegister" to attack the Chaplain Of the
Senate, who is also Q colored man. It
would be useless to appeal 70 q mind, mind 20
lost to al principles Of respect, to cease
such coarse, .uncalled-for remarks, and j!
the writer Of that article can coptept him
seE! With bis sttsppt 70 2rs slime over the
performance Of the duties ID, ept tI1s upon
the Chaplain Of the Senate sal p, We Do not ct.
nor do belegs that s any intelligent npel gs
person VIII envy lin bis peculiar, andun
generous 1 tsmPe sasF t;ssdi isdT--b.ioas
/, IS. regards the inucndo, contained au1 IN
The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-01-26

SENATOR W. L. McMIILEN,-proverbial
for his jocoseness and haamor, we think
proposed to carry LIS i6}ing just a littls'
too far, when ON tuesday be mosed, that
'the doorkeeper beRbmnanded to keep
the doors of Ae Senate Chanber open
during prayer. We cannot imagine the
Senator to be serious in his motion, be-
cause Nc knows that the egress and in
gress of members and others, during the
brief interval that the Senate condescend-
ingly complimehts ftheiAlmighty Creator
and Ceaserxatss- Of al things with, -
scarcely calculated to- inspirei or foster
seriousness to say nothing Of devotion.
It would be far preferable Il to dispense
with this compliment to Him who .'is NOT
Knocked rather than reduce alteration
and supptcation to an absolute bsurdity;
We are glad that the Senate voted the
resolution down, though we do not be-
ieve the Senator was serious in his pro
position Lad fsdj Iairssaa n 5T--lfauoE
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"A co NME RCIAL II

- '1H IU81n4Y 0VxNN0S ~ ~ AoY
~ Couos4Ths ales to-day embraced 700
bales. atrathet, ealer prices for TIE MEDIUM Ind
lower gradess but without any filling o. the
better qualities. We quote low ordinary II
70 me-, ordinary d II % I2sc, good ordin y at
l3i 70 1ssc, low middling as IA v l4iclnid-
ding d - b 15d, stzsct middhng q l6i t45io.
and goel middins ~ to l5ae OK ksd
~ The demand was les active than yesnrday
and towards the close factors evinccd posi-
ton e meet Il more ffoely, and accept ,fers
which xhey hsd pievfously resussi n sp-
plies howevm, only 10 xhs avsngs low nj Bling
md the poorcs. qualities strict middli and
the. higher gradeTcontinaed scarce an4 N re-
quest, and commanded full ptces. Stri good
ordinary sold at 1si, but at the close copa not
be quoted over 13a.a'@i hqiI'9 ~ m9|
y Tie sales of ne PAstgt days an up
g, 40 taa4s, iaadiths sesept AS2 s& e1 sacips
lO6l from Other delivery sorts and 1e, 4 pro-
per, against "a, l82 proper Last week ant 90 1913
last yesti. Ee ;eip5ts proper since Al bust 81,
c6G, IA 1Balesa Against bOO,oes last y t. THE
exports ssiAfsise sae5s bales sanbiaciIk 20o5l
to Liverpool, .34e5 toI Bremtn,Gde32 lsafce-
on. 1850 10 Genoa 225 rto ysra " is nd
| 1902 10 Bostou-
The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-01-26
b(OUR CORRESPONDENTS Id
LOUISIANA STATE "REGISTER%

~ 'to A'4D IVA - i'' rt' c.'N-
= The Republican Of Sunday, the 22d
reads lecture richly merited,to the DEM
ooratic press, which upon all, and every
occasion, whether necessary or not, ar
constantly engaged in abusing, and be-
Hitting the colored members Of both
branches Of the present Legislature.
1t might have included also the Ia
Ibo(a)r of the Louisiana State Register
who not only attacks the members, but
does not cripple to attack minister en-
pioyed by one branch Of the General AS
seinbly.''N i''' Oh 20 - 80
He seems to be afflicted at this time
with severe attack of Burch, probably
because his parents failed to apply the
rod in sufficiently profuse doses in his
|,ca6ldhood., AS regards the prayers that
are necessary to keep Burch clear IT the
influences Of the lobby, we might venture
Ito surmise that if they were successful,
| it might pseventthe Representative nom
supporting the resolution introduced by
Representative 'Stainpsg i{an suspicious
na me when connected any way with the
last accession to the RegiSer) and which
reads as follows OH il ,'snm 81 .a9I do
r. Resolved, That the Loaisiana State
Register is hereby authorized to publish
the proceedings Of the House, the ex.
fpense to be paid out Of the contingent
fund.Igsea b93ylid sL4 5nsmor Iz5G Cd
For fesf that some body might think
that Mr.. Burch and other oolored mem.
Ifbers Of the House were beyond the reach
Of prayer, by committing such q fragrant
outroge ss the selection Of thatdelectablt
sheet for the above purpose, we opins
that whenit comes up for final settle
ment, they will vote against the Fssolu
t;on.tosh5J soai TTo rod tIeinibomtii bn
Since the above has been in type wi
learn that The resolution was 'tabled. +" y
f. Idol I'D syAd % FL. Lofisinhitn II
lot ar oi1i bn( ".iiasyur % liz ao7.si
The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-01-26


o We had the, pleasure Of passing one, of
our .Ileasaatast evenings on, Monday at
the residence Of Hon. G. G, Antoine, in
company with . Strengthening Of friends.
who were, invited 70 csshra.e the en-
trance. ofl,ac seisp Of the family into the
bonds of the, Anew and better Covenant, (" ;
through baptism, The evening was par
kcnlarlyg fine, and permitted the ladies
to appear, in their beautiful and attrac-
tive sfing attire. There wore prominent
Mesdaues. p B. s. Pipchback,. l. II.
Ingraham. A. q. Basbsr.sE Ed H. Butler.
JAS, Isabelle. Kynez J. ". Quinn, ], w..
Menard G. Paris and many others. Misses
Williams Peterborough Brunette, Hender-
son and q score Of ,othersi IN the bloom
of youth. Among the pr prominent rlll Gentle,
men were Senators Pinehbaek, Ipgrahar,
Bntler and BarbsT REPRESENTATIVES. Qlinps
AurelA Harper, Kenner, n. Lott J. 3.
Lot, iii sCrhiAptoiaes aud twenty mors
eengeunl friends, Danaing cepnaenced
vt ~ iearly hour and lasted til Lang when
the ,sagg esronn Of ,s 0rE ssFacqul lostess
The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-01-26
COMMITTEE, on THE ALLEGED
OUTRAGES IN THE SOUTH. hi

~ bICD 90 3QrIi.I rTIITThs-s-is' -i'iiA VA" A
Among the many rumors circulating
here Tonight, il one TO the effect that the
committee Of Senators appointed to M
vestigate the alleged ooutrages in the
Southern States will SO frame their report
as to show that the South, or at least GER
tain portionspf it. y in badly democrat
ICED condition; ; that nearly everywhere
the laws are disobeged; murder, robbery
spd arson are freely committed; N, Short,
that, nobody's life j. safe there under the
existing state Of affairs; and % the lawa
cannot be enforced by State anti eritiss.,
those States, should be. placed and kept
under martial law until q more psaeeable
;lew-abiding condition j. reached THIS
it Is claimed, IS 70 be the tenor OF the
oo4mitteeslrsport, and i is 4 said that the
object Is, to exclude the Ssuthern Deml
ocratie States from participation IN the
next Presidential election. by placing them
under military rnle This rumq qrs has most
likely been manufactured from the debate
in the Senate o few days since, on the
question Of appointing 2 Special Commit anilt
tee Of Investigation; but how or BY whom
the story WIS gotten up, i certainly has
flown very fast, an4 evidently fqrnd GRE
dence. fpr Il was generally known IN both
The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-01-26
ioET1 QUIET TE1'
BIZ Z. w.sEoTT.'


q To govern the conduct efany class Of
people in social life, it is q philosophical
as well as ran experimental fact that der
eorum, or means, by which this control
can be" obtainedd is indispensable. In
view of this incontrovertible fact, some
have deemed it necessary to establish
rules, and laws, by which we are to be
governed in our social intercourse and
This Is called SEtiquette.""a "a lid rol a.
# While we commend the utility Of these
laws we would not take the the RESPONSE
blity of saying that the observance of all
the precepts set forth in the code is alb
solutely necessary to true politeness.
Some Of them; are purely formal, and not
generally requisite, except as basis Of
true politepess,- or outlines by which we
are to be partially governed. go. iaaiis u,
Pt Every individual, we all know. pos
sesses certain peculiarities, hence it is ne
cessary for us to render our dispositions
flexible, and though we. stray from the
strict principles of etiquette, yet SO adapt
ourselves to circumstances, as to obviate
tho appearance Of displeasure, arising ont
of o dislike Of some peculiarly in. our
friend The great difficulty among those
who are DESTROYS Of becoming adopts in
this science, is that they adhere too tenar
ciously, and slayishly to formal etiquette,
and forget that we must feal within our.
selves, we owe to our fellow man, courtesy
in its, simplest form. I have seen the
generous unass1,ming youth fade like the
tender plant exposed to the MONDAY sun
beneath the pressure Of an uncouth ex-
preston; from one OF whom he thought q
great deal. Such impulsivc expressions
are not only impoite, but are unfair at
tacks, because they are provoking and
would only make bad worse for the in-
jured, to relaliate, As the kernel of some
species Of nuts is more difficult to obtain
than others 80 the character and inchna.
|tions of some individuals are more diff,
cult to comprehend than others Because
1 ripping. water is a sign Of shoals, is nc
reason that the mighty deep does not
sometimes ripple, 80 with man. Because an
individuals exceedingly jovial in company
is no reason why he does not posses
some rare traits Of charater, savouref
with ideas profound and sublime. moan g.,
The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-01-26


II The abslrdity Of the ''bold speech Of
@the able and Victorious chef Of the Mis-
souri, boilers" Senator Carl Schurz, has
been 50 well q demonstrated in an article
in the BULLETIN two OF three days ago, and
the Times writer made TO appear in SO
conspicuously ridiculous a. position, one ue
in which his Innocence Of history was 80
completely shown, that + at from rea fear Of
nausqa .il our readers with 'too much Q, OF
one thing We forbear for the present t s9
print our further structures on the gross
Misrepresentation and wild theories. OF
Nj: Schurz. Yaqarics and nonsense, pro-
positions self-contradichng and absurd,
which the tyro of the Times receiving for
Gospel calls "irrefutable facts and argu7
menus. .itryasrf,, 9o .tayr7 ~. -r..yfg,i.--.V
The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-01-26

The Vice President has submitted to the
United States Senate,a mass OF papers re-
lating to the charges against Senator
Sprague, of trading with the Rebels in
Texas during "the late unpleasantness. .
The Senate has referred the documents to
the special Committee on investigation.
Doubtless the committee Will ga tale un-
fold" IA. ..t..
The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-01-26

Representative Yates of Illinois has IN
troduced in Congress q joint resolution
proposing an amendment to the Consti-
tuition of the United States, to make eli
gible to the Office of President, oil per-
sons who have attained the aee Of thirty
five years and been fourteen years o re-
silent of the United States. ce >'ad Al
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NOTICE.

All CONCENTRATIONS must lbe addressed,
''Editor of tho. Louisianian,"" and anonymous
letters must be accompanied by the name OF the
writer, NOT necessarily for publication, bnt as an
evidence Of good faith. ~. ''- y D -
We are not responsible for the opinions Of
our contributors, rs ri3dj = m.pa-iuq 3T'
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the reference to an article relating to my
sci. copied by hun from the sGrand Era"
of whiclif wal Editor at tie time; if the
writer hsd taken pains tdremember, he
would hAte Known that daring my alb
senee in attendanosto .the present Legis-
nature, Capt. John S. Chapman, a gentle
man of veracity and integrity, was filing
ahe author III The sf+sde IN Question.
Capts Chapman is one Of the few white
'menin the State, who look further than
or reasons to Utility and slandar man
We wish We could say the same, for the
scribbler Of the, Register" M 1oi nov "a
IL ]. Henri Burch. =,
New Orleans, Jan. 23rd A871r iras Ini
The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-01-26
ILthGRAPHIC DISPATCHER

IEPGGi;APHIC DISPATUHES
- IL JNiN Jlil
trHoN TIE sEsror WAR. ---~--
TIE LAST SORTIE FROM PARIS
ERE4DFuLSLAUGHTER OF TIE FRENCH
THE DEFEAT AT ST. QUENTN-LOSs
5000. ''i 81
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reminded US OF the preparation of suit
able, repsst, to which we repaired DAM
cling W. again Resumed; and lastal tih
the tsmall hours Of the Mornipg, when,
we separated, carrying With us the most
genial inn resions of thssentertaipmerE
we Had enjoyed: We wish all JOY and
prosperity to 'the little F. c. Antoine"
and are prepared to Join our friends in
celebrating ds many MORE saehs events as
they please to observe.
49, +siuLk. II
in adaition-t 10 the. detention which
Judge Abell's charge to the Grand Jury,
printed elsewhere, ATTRACTS, we have .
very lengthy decision from Judge Cooley
Of the Sixth District Court. lion the
uhconstitutionality of the vagrant law:
There ii O. ca.s before NE Eighth Dis
hics Court, which Judge Dibble is'4aking
time" to decide An appeal case . is now
before the Supreme Court roma deci-
sion under the same act, which will with
out donbt settle the question. We invite
the attention of the Legislature TO this
rnaktef9unsm tBdF b.,1ebnow bGg 10
l. p 10 -lral---+-- ,I--.----+ iln19 4 sfl
Charles p. Norton Il Coz, Manufact-
lurers of Watches whose advertisement
will be found in another column, Lis Oh
old and well known firm and it scarcely
needs the following commentators I'd
theirwork. icE BIB 2gigigr r. ron
i have for the past eight months, con-
stantly used one of the $15 Norton, Oride
Gold Lever Watches, manufactured by
Chas. p. Norton & Go. Sc Nassau Street,
New York, and found the total variation
in it's time but one half minute, $50 Sc
oonds, W. and it retains the same up
pearance Of gold as when purchased Sew
eral of our men use them with the same
results cheerfully recommend them
| for correctness and wear. .,.r ...r
HORACE w: WHITAKER, ai,'
Conductor, Erie Railroad.
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@-JoD PRINTING executed with neat
ness and dispatch. =, '.;,,f,..r
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wa. g. Bnows,' Editor.
RATES OF ADvHrysINo.

bog RATES OF ADVERTISING. ohio 9ton
Per square Of eight lines, or It's eqm-
valent in space, first insertion 81 50, md
each subsequent insertion IS cents. -
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he LAST SORTIE FROM PARIS
THE FALL OF PARIS NEAR.

~ =. rr .--ir.l -.t,.... ...
N4E YoHK, Jan. 3,-The cable reports tina.
tie French suffered terrible slaughter in the last
sortik from Paris. Also, that their defeat a, 8,
Que3in was disastrous. Their loss Was 5Om;,
killd and wounded. Ella
tits regarded that the fall of Paris ie cos. o.
HAND
LtsDoN, JAN %, $50 P. M.-Advicsc fror,
insipe of Paris to the 2lst have been received
Gref Dissatisfaction and despondcncy prevailed
in Consequence Of Gen. Trochus fixture IN nj.
lasts6fOrt to break through the lines Of tAs en-.
naH ss -a5 .ra,l-- .sj 81 vfrs
was reported that a large and available iorce
old tillery and infantry reserves took no par. in
thdsction. Trochu's policy was loudly denounc.
ed swaak and tamporizing. B.. .....-...
THE FALLS OF PARIS NEAR.
The French lost so heavily that they asked an
arfistice of AZ hours for the purpose Of re-
mSing their wounded and burying their dead
The Germans refused the request of the
Finch for an armstice to bury their dead be-
I'd Paris, because the application was merely
vfbal The outposts have, however, mutually
affiliated the removal Of the wounded
VERSAILLES.
VERSAILLES, Jan. 23.-The Emperor William,
AN order Of the day, announces to the army
Eacceptance of Imperial dignity and acknow-
Hges that its bravery and endurance have has
ened the unifcation of Germany. He soleinnly
farges the army ever to remain the strong arm
the Fatherland,
VERSAILLES, Jan. 23.-The bombardmcnt q
\. Denis is progressing favorably. Tho fort is
most SILENT and several fires IN the town Of st.
benis and also within the walls OF Paris were OBJ
srved to-day.
The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-01-26

@ GOVERNOR HoLDEN.-The high court Of
impeachment met on Janunry %, and re-
ceived the Governors answer to the or
ticles of impeachment The trial win
probably ocenpyssome time, as the am
'swcr is said toscover over two hundred
pages d. fOolscap. l5a.itas - .tnnaeihGI
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~ THE + BATON :. ROUGE CouRIEB.-This
paper in its issue of January 81 in ire
lnendous effort at the severe, perpetratos
the following Editors arc not, as gem
eral thing FOOLS !. notwithstanding Mr..
Pmchbauk may have formed 'a2diferent
opinion from those who honor him with
their company. He should not Judge all
by those Of i1is associates who aspire to
drive a quill. How remarkably astute
this ISL Now it. does not appear to or
binary minds that il is necessary to be a
'fooP in order to be able to misremesent
things, and the very ..'vexedp request it.
sell, gives q primo faes denial to any
such interpretation ef It's scope. mot as
a general thing fools, No. We know
that; We grant the rule, and have not the
slghtest difficulty in discovering the ex-
cep6on in the person Of tho Courier man,
who Ike many another merGless defheez
Of spotlsss paper fair and white - 'aspires
to drive o quill psinssslopla lia morf 3oeIe
The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-01-26

S6rTnE LeUtsr.MAN is published every
Thursday and Sunday at ia, Caron-
aelet street .2nAil ir1.i9ozf na ef-s u
The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-01-26

j. Henri Burch- ,
New Orleans, Jan. ;23rd A871.iras In
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-18
Better Sapan Ebee $1.25 per Yfunb,
BET s. @eis, 80. 112 Mabalbam @traBe.

CUR Grtuneruus!- Die 2eier bee
,@anberer" werben tuebl tbun. tuenn ft mad
@inneapolis f~on,u1en, ftt Is bieien 5erbf ODER
@inter> ben Drseuubaore ssn O'Gonuor 3u b.
iu&en. @oeben bat # BON New gort cine
sldn3enbe Muspabl oor3leli&er @aareu erbal'
ten, biz e. 3u ben niepriefeu 8aarureiien Der
taufen pire. 8leiberaofe @@apls, Glanuel'
len, 1u9er, 8aumpoaenpaareu, gelae, 9ite,
Rappen, &c. &c. Sbr fSnnt seri&ert iein, bab
tbr reel bebient merbet unb pollen @eeeuwertb
fir euer @elb erbaltet. @pre@et Dor!
9. S'Gunnpr,
Stcre nabe Der Suspen1pu Bridge, Winnea-
polls une 81. Mntbeuy.
"a gier3ebn Sabre in @ei@dften bier.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-18

2aut 8erigt bes @tabtinipsetprs purben i'm
Sabre 1870 I'M @ansen rs Martfeine seiebt,
tuosou tin Ylan nit 8eiaretbung u. {. ~. an
bic 2egtslatur abseliefert perben fol-.
Die Ginnabmeu bes poli3ei=& i9ters nab
renb bsr Monate September bis Sauuar 1871
belaufen fp auf $1848.4O fir Strafsslber.
Gas 5inan5-eommittee beridtet, bag bic
fuuoirte Sdulb Der Stabt nabe3u 5000. 900
unb bic idbrli&en 3iuisn fir bieielte SCI, 900
b%etrasea. Dte Iussabsn fir tas 0iaealiabr
1no auf $4,000 atssi@ast unb felt f9 nit
GiAi9lub Der Steuereiunabme uno aQer an-
eeren Silfsqusasn fir 1871 Elm Tsfsit BON
$27,551 beraus. Our 1eduns eeaislben iildst
bas COMMITTEE Dor, cine Spe3ial=S teuer RON
81 NiQs gu erbeten, unb s~urlduF5 tteie Sum-
me NIT S9ulri@einen, psl9e 7 Yrpsent 3infea
trasen iupen, aSsu3ablen.
Eas Ginan3- COMMITTEE empfeblt, fir pri-
pateisentbum, relde5 bic Staot bel Nuslesune
BON Straben acquirir, 7 pru3entise S@ulb-
i9sine als 3abluns aussufeQen.
Als Ylenar- COMMITTEE bel9loB Der Staetratb,
folsenbe Embellishments gum Staot Charter Der
2esislatur CUR Munabme ~ empfeblen:
l. Der 8oart ber County Gommi1dre fol-
tinftis aus II Mitsliebern befeben, teren@ab
fulsenbermeben itattfubet: flint in ~berlelben
@ete pie bisber ibli6 ; flint aus benz Stabt>
ratb unb Gin meiteres Mitslieb, tpeldes I'M sau-
gen County gu p1bleu it.
2. Der @tabt- I7e0or lou bur9 ben @tatt-
ratb sepdblt tpercen; Amtstermiu swsi SABRE.
3. Cine 10 MiQ 5teuer ioa fir pbsn e.
wibntss Def;it erboben tperben.
4. Die Yerional-S teuern iolen in ZEN ei1-
;elneu Wares e!ei@nabis Sertbeilt usrben.
S. Der Nmtstermin tes GomptroQers unb
@urpsyors :oiro auf brei SABRE feRseiest.
6. Gs ioaen 3pet Strabeu-G ommiNaire tur9
bic Stimmseber sewablt perben.
7. Der MaYur bat einen poli;eidrt 8asi-
tain, uao lieutenant fir bic vUli;ei<B ertuaI<
tuns gu ernennen. YOIi,eibeamte iulen ni9t
pbne seniisenbe llria@e entla6sn tuerbeu.
5eruer bei6lub Der @tabtratb auf Iutras BON
@lp. @urray, bel ber 9esislatur auf paiFruns
elmer Bill an3utrasen, wsl&e bic @taet erma9-
tist, 100000 Bombs, bic 20 SABRE gu laufen
baben, fir ben 8au elmer neusn Bride unt
$4,000 9onts fit AnIseuns spu Atsussea-
ualen aus3uQeaen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-18

Gpneertimbeutf@e @@uIba uit
3temli@ i9l9teru trat Der 2iebertran3 NIT fei-
mem protecte, i'm @@ulbauie Der tsuti@eu ia.
tbulii@en @emeinbe cine &eibe ron Guneerteu
unb Observation-Disclosures 3u seranfaIten, Sos
bas publifum. aber Der Grfols Der e.
fen probuetiun bat b~episien, tab fd
in bieiem fletnen Rreiie ni@t null s~eeisuete
ardfte senus Fnten, fonbern bab ibnen aud
Elm Yublituua CUR Seite febt, psl&es fol@e Sri
aunsen 3u tuirbieeu tueib. Mls 81. ". Sod
bic Mbenbuntefbaltuns nit ieiner seaiitbliden
Nnlpra&e erGHnete, fonnte ct eiuen eebrdust
eo1en SaaI lberidauen.
Der &aum erlaabt unS ni6t bic e:n3elnen
gortrdae Der Reibe mad auf3u3ableu. Das
Sauptserbienf eebi9rt natirli& benz sieber'
fran3e, Der in ieineu @eiammtpurtrdgen (@ebet,
BON s.. Sttu, Nm bic Jreubt, Don s. @reeor
unb gang beionbers bur& bas @anberlisb, BON
.. s. Beder) Gues 3u liruif&em 8eifal bin
riB. SIM Solo gortrage bes uIrcmpeters"
seiste 81. Director Sid feline betpabrte Meiaer>
i&aft; aud iein Duet mit5rn. 5err, iopie bas
@olu bes lestereu fanoen srubeuNntlane. Cine
p%iQfOmmene Grideiuuns par Der semii9te
Gbor unb ais bas Mb19ieosIieb BON u. Seller
bur& bic iunsenD an,en &. @aaer unb y. Orb,
beeIeitet BON ben 9erren 8. $. MiQer unb 6.
&arp pcrsetragen puroe, woQte Der 8eifaQ
tein Gnee nebmen ; fe purben CUR @ieberbo-
lung s~erufen. Sic 9erren 8. 8. Mlqer unb
s. Sebrars bra@ter bur9 ibre Exclamation
ansenebme Mbpe65luns tn baS @an3e unb 81.
+. Stem b~eslettets mebrere @eiaussportrase auf
benz Relcpeon. Die sablretde Sbeilnabme
bes publitums trus manselbaftsr 8etanntma-
dung r1Sse 9rn. Director Sid in ieinen1 go1-
babeu, nod ,peitere Nbenpunterbaltunsen su
peranfalten, ermutbisen, tenu er 1T Der ause-
meinen Mnerfennuus 6der.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-18

Bon Stub 2atr Sttsrtatl County,
'9rstbt Elm Greunb ees u@anberer," bab III
~bortiser @esenb tpenis S9nee uno f@le&te
S6littentabn lei unb bab bic ipnnisen Sage
faum benz @inter elei9eu. Der Ssrtcbr fet
bort re9t letbaft auf ben @trnben febe man
siele iaper belabene Bubrperte fir Sail @oab
une piner9, beiuabe ale Surten Qebensmtttel
fir Msnl@en uno gieb feben 3iemli9 bod int
preiis une fneen rai9en IblaB. Beef /. 9.
gilt 1913 Gts. per Yfo., Safer 600 @ts.
per 8u|ba, 5eu 1918 Dpnars per Ionne.
Die GARNER ~betlassn lid oenn aud ear ni&t
iber iol9s 3eiten, ba le plainly @elb LII fSu-
men unb mer bas bat nteint ber tpadsre uGufd-
LATE" eer Tonne i&en gut leben.