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FROM THE MAYOl

ResoIyed, That the Mayor, II he thinks
fit, employ counsel to defend the cases
mentioned in Mayors message, and
Treasury.
Adopted by Board. Adopted by Coun-
ell February 1, 1871.
To the Honorable General COund.:
L respectfully refer TO you cOmmuni-
cation from VIM. NJ. Randolph, City At
tOrnsy, in regard ID certain csses against
the city in which it will be necessary to
employ other counsel, and ask that you
give ms such Instructions as you deem
proper in regard TO them. Respectfully.
JNO. JOHNSON, Mayor.
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Notice to Tax Payers.

A FTER the 18th OF February, 1871, 1 win
n issue DI sTRES3 WARRANTS AGAINST
personal property 70 satisfy tax now due on
real estate. ] wish every delinquent tax
payer to see this notice before the time comes
to place the warrants in the hands OF a. or
noer, FELIX W. ROBERTSON,
te4 City Tax Collsafar.
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MARKETS
IBY TELEGRAPH.l
NEW YORK

NEW 1Ohhs
NEW YORK, February 4.-Cotton hrm and
damand fair middling uplands, I57Sc Flour
in moderate demand for eXport-s5 60gS7 OJ
lor shipping grades Of extra. Wheat dull
red and am osr. 81 5S9l 50. Corn quiet and
unchangsd-No. = mixed western, S5GS7c.
Coffee nrm and in lair demand Rio, l31Tg
l5Ic. sugar in Light demand but holders
hrm-Cuba, 814glUt<o. hOlRsEes-EeW Or
leans dull, 58s7Oc. Rice. 71Sgsc. Manu- 'ac-
tured copper unchanged. Bar iron un-
changec. Sheet iron, Russian, lO1E9lIc. Nails
UNCHANGED.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

10 for AaFdl Gras l.--Fof New
Orleans
A IL those desirOus OF Witness H.
"A Ing the Mardi Gras" cele- =
bratiCu, February 2lst, viii have an exec l.
lent opportunity OF doing So by taking The
superior and unequaled passenger packet,
BELLE L EE...-.-.. Frank Hicks, master
John s Sullivan, clerk.
Which will leave Memphis, punctualfy, on
WEDNESDAY, February 18th, AZ O'Clock
February 9th. Returning. will leave New
Orleans Thursday, February 23d, thereby al
fording ample time to see New Orleans dur
ing its most festive season.
So Fare for the Round Trip, $40, with the
privilege of OfremainiDg z on bodrd while in port
LARRY HARMSTAD & CO., Agents
fa5 MOgbv Block Qn4 Front srraaf
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1t is the well nigh indispensable sddi-
ti0n 10 the shelves Of every man who
wishes 10 be able 90 understsnd the sub
iscts that are continually brought forward
m the business and intercourse of daily
life. RI. REV. J. ". BECKWITH,
Bishop Of Georgia.
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Notice.
OrF1oE OF NIPPLE ANp

VE TLUE U NJ aFIII9 ND
ARRANsAS RIVER PACKET COMPANY !
MEMPHIS. TENS., February 3 1871,
OTiCE Is hereby given that an election
~ Will be held at the COmpany's office,
No. Madison street, Stant0n Block, Mem
phis, on Monday the sixth day OF VI arch
next, for i've Directors, to serve the ensning
year. Ballots to be cast besWeen the hours Of
10 am aud pm.
JOHN d. ADAMS, President.
J. d. DARDEN, 5ec'y. feb5
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Hospital Physicians requisitions for
supplies, provisions, etc granted. Lamp
Cleaners requisitiOn for step ladder and
tin bucket granted.
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NOTICE.

A Ii persons having claims against the es-
"A tate OF LaVt LoWrance, deceased, are
hereby notified 70 present the same, duly au-
thentieated, 10 the undsrsiEned, at the once
OF Hanson, sWingley & ussheill. Attorneys,
Is Union street; and All persona indebted 70
said estate are also notified 70 make tna.ne-
diate payment e. the same place.
fs4 J.K, 2, Low RANCE, Admir-.
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MEHP Is, February 4. 1871.
My Dear SIr-IG gives me pleasure to
state that I regard "Tne New American
CyclOpedia" Of such vslus as TO claim a
place in every library Of general charao-
ter. / am favOrGb.y impressed, rs well by
the exactusss as with the fairness, with
which it treats the subjects referred to.
Very truly, yours,
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
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Hsw Americans ana Germans Get AloHg
TOHefher

CHICAGO, February 4.-The deci-
sion OF the Cheney case viii be made
public next week.
A large meeting will be held at the
Opera House this evening, to raise
funds for the relief Of suffering people
in France.
CINCISNATI, February 4.-German
jubilee tonight. The celebration of
the victories in France was an inn
mense affair. There was a grand pro-
cessiOn with thousands Of torches and
a great number Of trsnsparepcies.
bearing the names Of battles. German
dsgs abundant. In the German part
Of the city houses were illuminated
and goTgeOusIy decorated with Amer
lean and German cOlOrs. The streets
were densely packed with spectators.
The vote for State officers in New
Hampshire last year stood: Radical,
S5,16i Democratic, 32,004; Radical
majority, 3758. AS the present Rad
tcal candidate for Governor, ParsOn
James Pike, Is a preacher who has
abandoned the pulpit for politics. we
should think that james a Weston
the Democratic candidate, ought 10 be
elected by majority Of at least sirtv-
seven thousand.
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MECHANICS INSTITUTE,

MEETS ODD FELLOWS HALL, halg-past 7.
w Regular BU UsTEE8s MEErrRa FTRqT
WEDNESDAY NIGHT Of each month.
Regular CoLLooULAL MEETING, every FRI
DAY MIGHT.
n. BURKE, President.
H. HTTTE. Ho0rGtaTW.
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Received and ordered print.
Hon. John johnson. Mayor:

Hon. John Johnson Mayor;
In the following cases I was retained as
counsel for the plaintiff, bofore was
elected City Attorney:
l. Isaac Hsppel and wife ys. the City Of
Mem phis, Second Circuit Court.
2. Jos. Gallina VS.. the City OF Memphis,
same court.
5. George D. Haywood vs.. the City of
Memphis, Second Chsncsry Court.
1 therefore request that you viii employ
counsel to represent the city in these
cases, a. they are ready for trial, and need
attention.
" NJ D AEnOTpET gftrz A+tSr
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Sher.fT's Sale of Personal Property
D Y virtue Of an order to me directed fron
D the Second Chaneery Court, will, on
tuesday, February l4th, 1871,

at II O'Clock am, at I60 Exchange Building
(stOre formerly occupied by A. Scheifers q
Co.. sell to the highest and best bidder for
cash, the following stock Of goods, viz; 85
packages OF liquor, consisting OF Bourbon
Scotch and IRISH Whiskies, Cognac, Cherry
and domestic brandies, Cherry Bounce, Gin,
Port, sherry and Malaga wines; 655 en- ply
boxes new and suitable for merchantsl =;
bbis pickles; I Dbl. krout; IL bbls. Bologna
saussges; II iron bound kegs; packag- !
cOTSs; 55 boxes scar Bitters; bbls. pigs feet:
box Garrett Snud; I7U boxes cigars; 81 bOXt I
chewing tob aCcO various brsnds); 40 boxes
smoking, ditto 8 jugs liquor; baskets
champagn5i demDOhns, liquors; p boxes
Rhine wine; 10 boxes ktmm Il; ~ boxes
California, wines; 30 bottles assorted liquors;
l9 kegs Holland herring and sardelles Ia oil
20 kits macgereli . boxes cove oysters, lbs:
box H9nheimer bitters; "A boxes cove Oys-
ters, ID; S boxes scotch herring; boxes
sardines; l0& half bbls mackerel; IS elf bbls
pigs feet; 81 kegs pigs fest; 5 boxes bottles; 8
casks ditto iron bound bols; 4 iron bound
half bbls.; n troa bound kegs; 5 Switz sr
cheese tlargel; stove ana pipe; l oak W IL
ing desK; Looping press tin cheese cover;
hand saw.
The above was levied on as the property OF
A. sehelfers 8 Co.. to satisfy sundry attach
ments now In my hands.
MARCUSJ. WRIGHT. Sheriff.
By d. P. NOOK, Deputy Sheriff.
MEMPHIS, February 4. ISL.
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The name of the corporation Is ANDES IS-
sURANCE COMPANY, and Is located
at Ctncinnsti, Ohio.
The Capital ls One ElIlAoH Dollars and
ls Paid Up.

Het assals -----.-sl su0s u
Sworn and subscribed to.
]. B. BGNNETT, President.
J, II. BEATTIE, Secretary.
STATE OF TENN ESSEE.
COMPTROLLER's OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, IanuaFy L IS7Q
I, I'D. K PESNEBAKER, Comptroller OF the
Treasury, DO hereby certify that the Andes
Insurance Company, located at Cincinnati
IN the State OF ohio. has produced to me sat
isfactory evidence that said company has
complied with all the requirements Of
the laws OF the State OF Tennessee lm-
posed on insurance companies, and far-
tner certify that CarrtnEion Mason. Agent
0f said Company, has also compiled with
the requirements Of the laws OF the state,
made and provided in such cases.
Wherefore said Insuranee Company has
authority to take risks and transact the bust-
ness OF Insurance. in this state, az Memphis,
Tsnnasses, ED. r. PEN HEBAEER,
Comptroller Of Tennessee.
eARRlNGT0N HAS0A, Aasai,
No 9 Madison street, Memphis.
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Nv appreciation Of THE New Ameri-
can Cyclopedis" is best judged from the
fact that secured as soon as I could, and
would not ne without 10 for double its
cost. ALEXANDER Il. STEPHENS.
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PETITIONS.
wnawH ~ wrnfar4Ha

FROM A. J. WHITE
By Alderman Mallon: The petition Of
A. J. White, stating that he owns lot
500. fronting 200 feet on Court street, etc I;
that be has been ordered by the City to
pave his front walk with brick etc, ask
ing for certain relief and protection in the
premises. Referred by Board of Alder
man to their I'm groyement Committee.
PROM A. @. BOWEN.
By Alderman Cart rtwright:
MEMPHIS, February /, 1871.
To the Honorable General Council:
Gentlemen Y our petitioner would re-
spectfully represent that he desires per-
mission TO erect two-stOry frame build
ing, with tin roof, on Union street, Dsar
the bayou, 20 be used as q carriage shop.
Very respectfully,
A. g. BOWEN, Agent.
Referred to the Fire Committee of the
Board Of Aldermen, February 1, 1871.
FROM P. s. POWERS.
BY Alderman Cartwright.
To the Honorable General Council:
Your petitioner would respectfully rep
resent TO your honorable BODY that on
February j, 1870, be was duly appointed
a member Of the city police force, was
duly qualified, and furnished the reauisite
bond, was ordered TO report 70 the Chief
NA oAAND AVA AA+yT was AD ulliA hhaA kH1l
TO duty with F. W. Robertson, City Tax
Collector, which duty your petitioner con.
tinued 70 perform until November Is,
1870, when be was informed by his Honor
the Mayor that his services we're no long
or required. Being confident that he has
always endeHVOreG to perform his duty TO
the best Of bis ability, and never having
been before your honorable Police Board
on any charges Of dereliotion of duty or
other charge, and they being the proper
authority TO act IN the mstteF Of his sus-
pension or dismissal les proof which he
would respectfully call the attention Of
your honorable body 70 Eeetions 30 and 81
Of the amended city ehaTterl, and never
having had any intimstiOn Of the cancel
lation OF the bond, your petitioner would
respectfully ask that bis salary be allowed
from November Is, 1870, mp 10 such time
IS be may be legally removed from office,
and your petitioner, as in duty bound,
VIII ever pray, etc. Respectfully.
p, 8. POWERS.
Memphis, February j, 1871.
Referred 20 Committee on Claims.
t0oN0LUDEB To-NoRRoW.l
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NOTICE.

stockholders' Meett1g OF the Selma, Marion
and Memphis Railroad Company, OF Mis-
stssippl and Tennesses.
There viii be a meeting or the stock
holders or the above road, held a.
Columbus, Mss, March 9th, 1871.
stockholders are urgently requested 70 be
present In person or by proxy, as bus.n ness Of
great In npOItauCs Is 70 be transacted.
Te5 HENRY FONTA me. Secretary
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i covers all tOpiCs---srt, history, let
bers, ecience, biography, and is q library
"a very world Of books in itself
". GILMORE SIMHS.
The publishers desire this work to be
brought personally to the attention Of all
who would value il, and have therefore
sent TO our State q general sgsnt-Mr.
William Walton. He will make his
headquarters tor the State at the book
store OF Alessrs. Boyle & Chapman, where
samples may be seen aud orders left, and
will also see as many individually as pos
sible. The work Is rot in the book trade.
Any orders sent TO Alr. Walton, care OF
Boyle q Chapman, will bs promptly at
tended 20,
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HEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Highly lmpOTtsnt Relative 10 Pre-
cl0us Stones.

T'HE recently. discovered CrystaIIzed
Alaska Quarts, cut and polished 10 the
hight Of perfection By diamond cutters equal
In briluancy 70 the real diamond nronouncsd
py the most expert connoisssurs and Iapi-
dBts % BE- the only rival OF the Braz- Liam
diamond ever discovered, Is mounted ia
artistic ana elaborate manner by the most
skiilful diamond W0rEt,en, 10 solid 8-carat
gold Ladies iluster aud Solitaire SETS PIN
ana Earrings 81 TO s5o-equal 70 diamond
sefs costing nom $500 % f8'0; Gentsi Cluster
sno Eoiltalre Pins, fro r. s. to Sl0-equal 70
diamonds costing from 81 10 s58U. ZINE CIus-
, tel ,nd ana rolltaire Rings, o. All Sizes from s.
u. 70 s53--equal % diamonds costing % 70 500;
Sfenls studs elegant styles; sleeve But ons
= -FO77esi ETC. aast be seen % be Appreciated
:. DAVIS. Sole Depot
v,, 5-1 Main street, Mem phia.
BEanch Of New York and Chicago res
I OTTERY.-Omcial drawinzs o, tbs Ma
II sourl 5tste Lottery. CLASS 59
80. IL. 2, G., GO, 80. I9, a. 81, %. IL 4IR
65 - 25, 9, 5. IL. II, Al, Ie. IA. Is 4s 81
Prizes from sl00 70 $50 00O. paid in money.
Lotte rles drawing daily. InIsrmatisn f1r-
nlsheu 10 the above Lottery By j. y FRANCE
l85a NORTH Court street, Box IfT Memphfs
lenn., r. U. MURRAY, MILLERk 4 co. Man
agerz. ST. Louis. No. res
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FIRE COMMITTEE.
REPoRrs FsPEcIAL coMAIrTEEs.
ON RULES OF ORDER.

INl-N III = u = 7 ~
ON RULES or ORDER,
Special committee on rules OF order, for
report and action thereon see published
proceedings OF Board OF AldeTmenl 500
copies Of rules to be printed by order Il
the Board OF Aldermen and Common
Council.
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MAGISTRATES OFFICE.

lanes ROSE, one OF the Magistrates for ths
~ 18Th civil District, can oe found % the
once of Lanlars NcgEllum q King Ne =
Beoond street. during aA business hcura- JAZZ
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c. w. FRAZER,

Attorney at Law.
uAS removed to Is Monroe street. opposite
II Peabody Hotel. judge HEATE car, bs
found AZ same placs. fe5
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I take pleasure in recommending It. I
hope no family in the South will fail 10
avail itself Of this treasury Of knowledge.
ROBERT TOOMBS.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

ST. Louis Z Hsw Orleans Packet Co.
For Vicks5urg, Eatchez and New Orleans.
srr con WEALTH s SEDAN. E.1... z-
In2s e-egauI passenger steamer
VIII leave as above
MONDAf, 0ll inst AZ pm.
1T. WAsHlN N1IJE, Agent
fe5 ~ d aG rEau street.
Regular New Orleans PacEet-F1r " F-sl-s1-rE
NatcheE and New Orleans.
CHARLIE BJDDM AN-------. -lluEla master
This elegant passenger steamer
viii leave
MONDAY, 6th inst, az I9 am
LARET HARhfSTAD q CO.. Agents
fs5 MOsbT Block. ar Front .sg-.
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sTEAHR0ATS

FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS
Memphis and ST. Louis U.S.HaI Lias
For Oaceolai MaoFidl HIcEmau, Bel Hl1ur ard
Cairo; connecting at Belmont WITH he
IRON Mountain r r, aL Cairo uIl-
Illinois Central r. Re- and
boats up the Ohio river.
BELLE MEM PHI I3-.-.........-..-- Crane master
TINS elegant and sWin steamer -F-
viii leave as above
MONDAY, 9Th inst, az s pm.
Freight received at the St. Louis Wnzrraost.
VI. T. DILL, Agent
faF FTl-tF fra q WRIT e-H.r
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FOR WHITE RIVER.

Regular White and Lisii8 BED BFsT -lGCi
States Nail Tuesday Packet,
For Helena, COncordis- Clarendon, "-7H
Point. 5eGrcF, Aus usla and Jackson H.Ir..
connecting a. DegalIs Slut with train [lr
Little hocE and Hot Springs.
The superb passenger steamer
- Legal Tender
John ID. Elliott master Jos ElLluIl.---.-- -.=-z
Leaves TUESDAY,. + s5. 9Th, at s. PM
ELLIOTT q MLLLEEt- As=ll-.
fe5 Promenade st., LGg- %. e1-arslH-
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Tbs report Of the Committee on Ac-
of the account Of the Memphis Gas Light
Company, for December, 1870, account
for S2Ol2 55, and the account OF J. StOlz,
3l40, for lighting oil lamps in January,
1871, allowed by Common Council, bnt by
the BOsrd OF Aldermen was referred to
their Gas Committee for investigation
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-12-09

elm Circular tcmren lisesn cser sssen Gtnfensuns Son 2;
Gents e,res itrsr 100 Gciten faarfenN Pamphlets BE:
sSssn. bas cine 9iits rrn 800 3~et,ansen. irpie be greiI
uns Grfabrans.n irlaer he ais erfplsreihe Mtseise
be!annt, snttdlt. Die Iirma lit Giaenttluer Der Mmeri
taniiden ;3sttunss'N n;eissu.Mssntur,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-12-09

Der biefise GonSuI bes Tsutlten
&eides, 81. s. MiQius, ienbet uns folsentea
Mufruf our SsrUTsntliduus su:
Nufruf-Ssine Aaiierlide unS aOnieli'
de 5ubeit Der 8ronpriu3 bes 3eati9sn Strides
unb Rronprin3 BON Yreuben baben an ben Ser
maltunss- MusfdaB ber aaiier Bilbelms'S tif-
tuus fir beuti9e Snsalieen pas fulsenee 9ane'
i9reitsn erlafen:
.Dur9brunsen pom benz Vsfuble, bag -
cine bsilist Yai6t unleres Bottles, unseldnmt
li9 Derer ausunebmen, wsl&e in benz 3ampfe
fir bas gatsrlaub ibr aaes freubis einseiegt.
1T BON Mir bur@ ben Mufruf de date Neims,
ben 6. September 1870 unp aud Dor aneerer
Seite bic Rabnuns ersausea, baB bic sanse
Statica in freier Sbatisfeit CUR Sssranruns si'
uer @tiftuus F@ pereiaisen mSse, un' ben
beiufebrenben Snsalibeu uno ben 5interbliehs-
men Der GefaQenen ibre 5insesuns 3u lObnen,
ibre Seipen uub Gutbebrunsen 81 'utloern. Wie
iebr uniere Guriorse pabrene Der Dauer hes
9rieges Dor MQen uniern unter ben WaFeu ie=
bsnben @plsaten unb teren MnsebSriseu in ber
6eimatb sepibmet par, 10 bat IS Der Suuali'
oen-S tiftuns tsnnoG an bo9bsrsissn @aben
aus alien Deutl1en 0ausn unb ncn uniersn in
fremben 9auberu unb fernen 3onen peilenten
9rioern ni9t eefeblt. Iber iiberaus sablreid
Inb bic Opfer tss eewaltisen 3rieses, ben,
Deuti9laab ieine @ieeersebart f4ulbet unb
srp6, uie unfere Grfplse, mub aud Der Danl
uuleres 8oltes fem.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-12-09

Geuerbepartemeat.- Die 3afen- unb
esiter.G ompaenie tuablte lebten Mittpu&: ..
Gum gormann: 9ubert 8. MaQsr.
1. MfIaent: Sobn Muler. .
2. aiFient: Gbas. &inapalb.
3am &epraieutanten beint 3euerbepartement
fir brei SABRE: 6ubert 8. Mulsr, fir 3uet
SABRE: Jranf .. pau.
Ga6 bieier einf muise Gertrausnsbeweis
u~niereua Greuube unb @ormaun su She'll .pur.
be, freut ben uWauberer" gang Defenders.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-12-09

Gineneue unb febr prattif d
Grfinbuns sat unier Rittirssr, cr. ST.
Gbrifopbel, sema9t, benebenb in elmer Srep-
psn.Qeitr (steppladderl, bic l9 sulammen.
lsssn uuo als etubI tsaueu sesrau&en labt.
Dieelbe 1T in @e(ddftfores, fopie in gibliO-
tbefsn, Mrtissn &c. teiunbers brau9bir. 81.
Gbritrstel bat Gin Yatent auf isine GrFntuns
erbaItsu uno }. g. in &alifornien bereits cine
bctra9tli9e Au3abI folder Sreppeuleitern selie,
ftrt. GRit Der srSbten 8e~reitwiaieteit siebt Ct
Setermann Mustunft barber.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-12-09

Turb bic NpttIstbenben int Staate,
pelde bur9 Sranb> uper 9aselidasen beinse.
ludt tuuresn. bat Oouuerneur Muitn neuer-
ttues eine Mabresel gstrUHen, bic seeisuet it.
bic 5alfeleifuus su erlsi@tern, intsu ct na9>
lebenbeS Circular erlieB:
Wertber SER! Sd babe sic gu b.
na9ri9tisen, bab Diejenisen, tpeIde pon8rant-
peer 9assl-S 9aben beimseiu@t wprben int
unt f@ an ben @oussrneur I'M llnterfasuua
aus benz 3lIfsfonb 81 penben ssbsnten, FOL-
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-12-09

Oeffentltde Ginlaeuas! CUR grSb'
ten unb ppltdnbisten Relauralion: Die Don
6. @6miot Sit. 242, Dritte straee. Bon
jeston mereen IT ieberS tuupe r ts Iuaern.
@eaisel, Jpreleu. Tleiidiorteu aller Art, Wilb,
tura MIes, pas Der Marft an De!ifate1eu bietet,
ierpirt. Die feinien 8eias uut 0iqueure bic
tet ,neine Bar; Grudte. CONTEXT uur Qonbitu-
retwaaren in better Musnabl. GieGIutwartuug
III ieber i3eit bic bette.
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,eute SnRruttiuueu piiuthia su tefolseu b.

sente Snfruttiouen piuttli& 3a tsfolsen 3D.
ben:
I. G,,ben @ie nit eineu1 Sbrsr Na&barn,
psl9er ben l1mfans Sbrer @srluits tennt ~
einsut Grieteusri9ter, Notar, Gourt-Glert, sser
einem autern Beamten, ter einen Glib abueb-
men fam, unb laGtn Elm afFeasit aufnebmen,
bas anstbt:
1. SIREN Mamen, @cbnort uub yO1ofiee.
MereFe.
2. Die Mrt has Auantuu nab Zen @ertb
bss aertUrten Gissntbums uuo bic 3stt, 10 &C.
uau i& iO!de aneeten ldbt.
3. Wel9ss psrional.G isentbun Der @ppli-
tant jebt teFst, bic Mrt bas Auantuna unb ben
@ertb be6tlben.
4. 81 Ter @pplitant @runo' Gisenttum be-
Fst unb penn bies Der Gaa, ben @ertb teiIsl'
ben.
5. 81 unb pel9e @aben uno t1nterfabuusen
Der Npplitaut bereits enpfansen bat.
limb penn ter Mpplifant cine nnterftasung
in %!aleibunssfaden wiinf@t 70 if ferne, an3u-
seben:
6. 3abl, Mlter unb @ei9le&t ieiuer 8iuber,
unb ale ibrisen l1miaanbe, wel9e eine s%eeisnete
ausnabl ter benUtbisteu @esenRante ermSsIt-
den.
II. Na6bsm tisie i9rifti@en Mneaben
aber ale rorsenaunlsn gunfte eeboris aufse-
iest far, muien lol9e Don BEN Mpplifanten unb
ieinem 3susen anteri@rieten uao befdweren
tperben.
III. Der 8eamte. Dor nel9em tas Nffba.
nit eema9t mprten 1T, cher elmer Der Grunts-
Gpmmi1ire tes Counts, III tpel9em Der Ipplt-
fannt tpobnt, mub fdriftIi@ ~beslautisen, eab Ct
bic Verlpnen, bic bas Nffoasit aussefertist
uber cine bsrielben, tennt, tab Ct bic BARN &C.
madten Nnsaben fir ri9tis ba!t uno tab bic
gpplitatiun ie;nsr Mni9t mad 9sridIhtisuns
Serbunt.
Das NfFpapit unb Gertiffat mu7sn irhann
an mid etneeianet mereen.
9praee Iufin
0cuperneur BON Mtnneiuta.
P. S.-Reine Wbputaten- peer Gpnlulentens
Gsblbren fir Mafertisuue Der scrsenannteu
S@rihfIde pber fir &rfertisuns zines Inter
nlBunssseiu9es birfen be;ablt tuerben, uni
wenn bies bod sei9iebt, uber Seriprc9eu tpirb.
ioQ, tpenn bies inGrfabruu9 gebra9t mirb, teins
l1ntsrfaBuns serabfolst wereen. Seller suts
8arser mire ieinen unsludli@en Na@barn aQs
nItbiee 5uIfe CUR Grlansuns Der ~serinssn l1n'
teri usuns aus benz 5ilfsfonb, tpelae arf iet'
nett Mntbeil fallen mag, lsifen, obne eihsn Gem
bapun au serlanssn. >. u.
8ur@ bic eenaue gsiulsuns pbiser Gor'
idriften fUnnen bic 8etruHenen am le;9!eRer
gum 3iele eelansen. @ie man sernimnat ba'
bas llnterituguass> COMMITTEE nod eineSumn1'
BON $4,000 CUR Ssrfiguns, aoein pas TT hiele'
8etrae in gerslei9 gu Sem encrmen @9aesn
ter ~eiu5elne Gesenoen tetruHen bat. Die &C.
mabruns BON Yripa.buifs it bebbalb frrtmab'
renb bS9it trinsenb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-12-09

g.-Sn Der S9ule
Der Mariabin,melfabrt . Gsmeiabe tpurben
bur9 ben bp9m. Oeu. giear P. Clemens @taub
folsenesn Maoden yrdrien iterreidt fir
ben Monat Nossmbsr:
4. SLATE. Maria a0;nis, @lsmeatine Sun-
men, Barbara Maaer, Maria @9!id, Sofa
@tepbani, Maria 8artbel, Barbara Sauien.
2. alaIe, &uia Megser, Gliiabetba cilser,
Marsaretta @@onartb. 3. Ala6e. @aria
Gubrebs, Maria 8afian, @srtraS @unper,
aatbarina 5ammer. 4. 9la6e. 8atbariua
G0is. 5. alafe. 2uuiia S@weiser, Sli;u
Gibpatrid.
Sn Der ~fleinerex S9ule: 1. aIa7e. Gliia,
betba Mitid, Mnna @dreil, @ilt. Minte, She:
fla @ye. 9. 3laGe. Maria G'riebler, @aria
8lein, Mnnie Ncguire, Ibereiia 9erru1ann,
Bertha YFssr. 8. 8la0s. @ulanua Mescosf,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-12-09

Nidt ~ iiberfeben it bic Mnjetss bes
5rn. S9warl betreHenb 8inoer Spislpaa'
ren.