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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-14
ATFYANDRTA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER
PROFESSIONAL.

~ q conortncrship to practice Medicine Dur
aorv and Pharmacy Office No. lGj King ST..
corner of Washington.
r. H. STABLER, NJ d.
NH os-,o1m "A. STABLER, NJ. d.
SOUTHERN CLAIMS AND PENSIONS
In conjunction with u reliable agent IN ASH
inrton city. We will prosecute before the lai.la
Commission. recently constituted, anu oelHl
Congress. the AIMS of loyal persons ID inc
South for supplies furnished the armies OF inc
United States during the late war.
Also. under recent act Of Congress, ZEN
SIOSS dine soldiers OF the war OF 1St2. Address
THOMAS K. LOVE, Sen,
JAMES M. LOVE,
Attorneys ut Law, Fairfax c. H.. Va.
Fairfax county. Va NH lG-lm@
UNSETTLED WAR CLAIMS
AT IT'S LAST SESSION CONGRESS, As
"A All amendment to the army appropriation
bill. directed the President to appoint commits
sion TO ascertain and adjust the claims Of all 10y
al citizens in the South for Quartermaster and
Commissary supplies furnished TO the United
States during the war. Under the head OF quar-
trrInaSter arc included hay, straw, wood, rent ol
houses and lots, grain, horses and mules, &c,
As commissary stores are Included cattle anu
hogs, -four corn meal &c. As Yet the rules
which will be adopted hy the commission con-
corning proof OF loyalty and the furnishing of
supplies arc unknown. II is very necessary,
however, that all claimants should have their
claims nrosentml NJ once, so a. to- have whatever
benefit may result from priority of application,
if any.
The undersigned will receive ard promptly ut
tend to ali claims of parties who deem themselves
cnttled l" co'hpenS"'''i' """'' t"' '''''' '''l VI
Han r. = simmer Treasurer of the l.. 5.
Hon IcRoy Tuttlc Asst Treasurer L. S.
How Alrr Ramsey T. : Senator from VI lin.
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ALEXANDRIA CANAL CO.

The Annual General Meeting "r the AlrXNn-
dria Canal Company will he held in the chamber
Of the Board of Aldermen, IN the city vi Alrx-
antlra on MONDAY. the lSt day of May. pr"X..
II IL O'Clock IN.
Az 3-eo,d L. q. l'HLEK. Clerk.
~ EDWIN ENTW ISLE,
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.aGRICULTERIL.
NrEAT AND BONE GUANO.

An article intended for mixing only, beng too
rich to be used alone.
Mixed with an equal quantity of soil muck or =
similar MATERIAL it makes rich and
powerful fertilizer nj
low cost Nochcm-
icaS required.
4 supply direct from the factory, at Chicago.
daily expected ny r,,,,, prppE
NH 2l-lm llOMA' IEhh
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THE STEAMER EXPRESS.

THE STEA VI Err EMPRESS,
Capt. \. &. NlCKLE.
WIFE r-Illnr her route on Tuesday, February -,
leaving pier No; 10 !:iGht street wharf:
Baltimore, EVERY TCESDAl, Mt EA Es.assszsl
10. nu.. for Alexandria. Washington and George
t'wn. stopping at the following way points on
the Potomac river: Pin"y Point, stones wharf,
Coburn, Chaptiru wharf, Chapel Point Matthias
Point. Smith, Point. Mani Jenny Stores and
Pyr> wharf,
Returning; VIII "ayn SiXth i. wharf. Wash;
ingt"n. EVERY SATURDAY, 1T Il 81. m, and
King street wharf, Alcxamdrn; at Il. m;
J. BRODERS & CO..
feb - No. II King street Alexandria.
OFFICE POTOMAC FERRY CO., ,-,
~ Washington. February II, 1871.
Steamers Of the Potomac Ferry Co. xTw"
will make their hourly trips between -.
Alexandria and Washington. ~ follows:
Every hour. from ! II. m, from each city.
Last trip Ut Il i. IN. from .nrh city.
TN" Steamer WAWASET will r"'nm" her
the 9th Of February. at IN. m, and AlcXandr1a
IT i: m. S. HOWISON.
feb loft President Potomac Ferry Go.
-, NEW EXPRESS LINE
49, Azs pHILADELPHIAA NDALEx-
ANDKIA, GEoKGEToWN AND WASH
Steamers leave regularly from NeorSctoWn
foot Of Congress street. EVERY WEDN ES-
DAY; from Alexandria, foot of King street,
EVERY THU RSDAI.
Freight received daily at lowest rates.
This line connects with all the Nortbcrn East
rrn and Western Railroads and Transportation
Companies, and will forward freight by nll the
lines running ont of Philadelphia free Of COM
mission and rivr- THROUGH RATES.
VI. ELDRIDGE 4 CO..
~ : Wharv"s Alexandria, Va.
WIN. y. CLYDE j co,
~. T. South Wharvr>, PhiladrlphIn.
HYDE & TYLER.
iri-tf - Water street, Georgetown.
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CHERIFFS NOTICE To TAXPAYERS
On and after February l:t, 1871, my Office will
ts on Washington street. adjoining the drug
stors of Dr. Pierpont. would respectfully ask
persons who have not paid their State and coun-
Is taxes for 1870 TO call and settle The contln-
uuuce Of the public schools depends upon the
payment Of taxes promptly; and am compelled
IL settle with the Auditor. The unpaid taxes for
1854 with interest. must be settled.
!. e. NEAL,
ian 81 Sheriff Alexandria co., Va
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COUTHERN CLAIMS:
- THOMAS WILSON,
ATTORNEI-AT-L AND SOLICITOR
OF CLAIMS,
No. 32l Al street Washington ID. I.
Practices in the Supreme Court and Court OF
Claims.
Will attend 70 the prosecution Of Southern
Claims before the Southern Claims Commission
lately authorized by act Of Congress andappoint-
cd by the President consisting Of Judge Adds
of Vermont late Senator Howell If Iowa, late
Representative FERRIS, Of New York.
fhis Commission is authorized 10 receive all
claims from the States lately in rebellion to take
! evidence and testimony, and report the same +"
Congress with their recommendation in each
case. No provision is yet made for the payment
Of these Claims, and all action is subject to the
future acti.n of Congress The Commission will
set in Washington.
X. c. GLASCOCk, late of Fauquicr CO., Va,
is authorized To receive Claims and collect tcsti-
m"ny which will in proper time be presented to
this commission. He will be ut Fairfax Court
House Oh Monday, the 10Th of March; at Wen
m, Fairfax county, Dist of March; Brcntsvillc
Sd of April; Manassas 4lh III April Leesburg
10th of Anrli. mar lS-lm
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n, THOMAS PERRY.
CTARkE'S DIXIE Pillow.

Direct from the factory. ut Chicago: for sale f''
NH 2l-lm THUS. fEhl'l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-14
ZELI..S AMMONIATEDB BONE "a =
pER.PHOSPHAT

NOR THE SPRING or 1871.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-14

MIR. BECKER: The now knuhe Piano, yo'I
4N1 sold me, has fully proved to he All that
You represented in quality and tune. by all wl:t
nave heard it. I am also convinced that rar!c;
wishing 10 purchase can procure oi you, the
on better terms than looking elsewhere; also.
with the advantage CT having an experienced
nani 10 give necessary advice in regard t. their
use / feel no hesitancy III recommending the
knabe Piano as frst-class instrument, and one
that will satisfy the most exquisite taste.
Yours truly.
anl3-3, JOS. BRODERS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-14
t)RGA Ms!
DIAN0S

have lust received several rf WM. kNA-
BEES SUPERB INSTRUMENTS. full OCT
used short time-seve-al nearly new-rsnging
in price from $40 to S3OO-one-half Of their first
cost Also, !. oct PIANOS OF other good nakerE,
at still more moderate prices. Every instrument
warranted / will sell them 1.l accommodating
terms.
ORGANS and Pianos tuned, repaired:
packed, &C. at Y. BECkEES.
aD l3-tf l49 King street Alexandria. q
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NEW CARPETINGS, &r.

Very pretty new patterns Of INGRAM CAR
PETINGS for chambers.
Also, BRUSSELS STEP do.
STRAW NATTINGS, white and Ted.
on. CLOTHS for floors and halls.
ERUMB CLOTHS in Linen and Felt
Velvet and Brussels RUGS and MATS TO-
esther with lot Of List and lag tarpeling3.
very strong. "
ap 12 j. VI. STEW AFI.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-14

A CARD-The subscribers have entered lnlo
~ copartnership to practice Medicine Dur
gerry and Pharmacy Office No lG3 King ST.:
corner of Washington.
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zee &c f.

zee ICE.
take this method Of Informing my friend:
and the public generally thai they Will hf 1nrll-
III with
ICE
regularly, from my wagon daily. :;
Orders t. t- left "a, Ice Depot, No =; y rrtil
Fairfax street opposite Mansion House. w here
ice can be had in lots t. suit At al huuls Of the
day. and ct Samuel Lunts drug tore, corner
King and Washington streets
ap 12-tt E"ELl {. AIH ELL"
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10 not believe i'll pillow trial mad" hy III"
manufacturers themselves, but hope that every
farmer will At once make full trial Of the Dixie
with every plow he can find, and buy that which
does the best work. | have not been able I" sup
Div the demand. nor ill NY orders for come
time and must leave the field trials where th'}
rightly bel nng- farmers thcniclvrs.
p II STARKE, 14I0 Mnir :trr,'t.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-03-18
Sd fiae bieIem Beri@te beS bp@w.

Sd fuse bieiem 8eri@te bes bo@w.
pfarrers nur bel. taB unter ben prute<
fanten, bic i1 bier in bic III. Rir9e
aufnabm, lt@ AUDI 3wet protefantil9e
6auspdter befanoen, bic suelet@ Tretz
maurer paren. @er Nmerifa fenrt,
uno mel@ Elm 5incerntb sebeine Sc
ieQldaften Der 8efebrune In ben We9
leeen, Der tpeiB, tab iolde Gref9nt1e
elm ii@eres thermometer i1nc, bas auf
cine un9ew5bnli9e @naoenerstebuns
binpeif.
Nn Der Stride 1T Elm Gtncelbaus,
beicrot Don ben S9weitern bes bell.
Stncens ponpaul. Mebr als ie fablte
i@ BIER >pie eroB pas Werf Der Barmz
ber;isteit mar pas oteier erobe 5eiz
liae cur6 bic Stiitun9 ieines Sroens
in allen leinen @er;wetaun9en DoQz
tradt. Gs mar mir aud Iberaue
trcfrei9, ~ penfen, eaB eas Nuee Der
unencliden Site Wcttes nit, belpnrez
rem BoblaefaQen ouf etne Stdtte ber>
atblifte, 100 10 1iejs buncerte Don UNI
idulrieen, in Der 1%auf9nuoe lebenoen
&inplein it6 Bel tnben. @el@ Elm TIM
teridiec Dor ben Nu9en Der Gneel unb
5eili9en, Elm ioldeS 6au6 in @erslei9
NIT Dem 6duiermeer elmer 9robenS tart,
o~erienft In Cater, 100 pieuetdt in pie
len aud ni@t cine ein3tee uni9uloise
Seele meilet. Sd badte MIR @er
peib, ob nidt eben bic Ndbe yon 70
pielen unidulciaenS eelen ben Slnoern
in hteier @naoensett bic srpse @nace
Der 8efebrun9 erflebte.
s. 4. @entn9er.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-03-18

bent @&reiten fertts npar, bielten feline
Nerset nidt ldnqer aus ; bic &rantz
belt fam gum Nuebru9e.
8ir seben bier iber bieielbe bintea
uno benaerfen uur, bnB Morrilon i'm
rt6t aaein ale mDgli9e 6Ilfe anee<
oeibet1 LIEF, icnoern Jpn AUDI tdeli9 an
lel1emS 81 mersensla9er beludte. 5edS
Wo9en lang i9webte er swii9en SOB
uno seben; bann enpli9 fdlue Ct matt
bic Mu9e1 auf uno erfannte cenTreunb.
San9e muBte er feline @rinnerunaet
lammeln, bis er wuBte, mas nit i'm
oorse9anaea par. 2anolam fam inn
zines na6 Dem antern in's @spd6t<
nib, au6 iein 8rtsf AT &arRen fel
itut Elm unp er fra9te, ub feline Mntwprt
einselaufen 1et.
Morrtion nidte, ober Der &ranfe
fraste nidt neiter, bic Muoen felen i'm,
gu. Gin wobltbdtiasr @@lummer
tarfte Jpn unb CT ldlief bic ,un, folaenz
Ben Wor9en. $50 1T Der 8rief?"
fraate er gleid mieper. Sein @arter
uberrei6te ibm cenlelben, aber er ser
ntodte Jpn nidt gu leien> benn bie8u9-
itaben 19wammen ibm Dor ben Nueen.
90 mubte er fi9 benn 9eoulpen, Bis
Der Treuno fam. Dtele las ben Sn<
bait ourd uno er3dblte i'm Mues, mas
mir bereit5 mi0eu, muir fi9te er nod
btnju, oaB Der &ef bes 0erm5aenS
eben btnaerei6t babe, bic Beerdbniefoz
fen oer Mutter gu besoblen unb taB
fir tbn uno bic Sdmeft ter NiGts utria
aetlieten let. Bo Glementine .aeblie@
ben, fcnnte ibu &arlten nt9t {aeen.
Beiter tano nod in Dem Briefe IS 1et
oas 0erudt nad Stterstere eecrunz
gen, Weoeler fife in einem New ,yorz
fer @efdnsni7e Gin Oeutlder, ,pel9er
nit ibm seienen, babe bieles an ben
1r6cler seidrieben uno rieler babe nun
ben Glud iber 1einen unaeratbene,1
Sobn aus9efosen ; bic Mutter aber
welbe ftuber ben Sacob thinner In
S&uB senommen, fet nun nod furdtz
barer se9en ibn auf9ebra9t al6 oer@a<
ter.
Diele trauriaen Na6ridten ri7er
BON Ncuem bic Wunpen ieines 5ersens
auf; bic &ranfbsit 9ins ;par poriber>
ater Gran; mar nieper9eprldt uno
70 unbelhreiblid trauri9, eaB er @ott
auf ben &nteen 9ecanft bdtte, tpeun er
ibm eaS 2eben 9enpmn1en.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-03-18
oofb geretttt
sber:
anstobtnbe 9ngtnb.
(6srtlebuna.)
(6srtiebuns.)

SEPT bin t9 iet1 erter&aiFrer unb er
1T 3ufrieoen nit mir. Greili@ bat er
bier unp bort Elm Iuse 3useoridt unp
mir audi wader unter pte Mrme ereifen
lai1en aber id THAT bod GAS Weintee
aud. @ott iet Donf bin t9 BON met
men friberen Toubeiten curirt uno meiB
B zines sereaelten uno arbeitsz
pollen 2ebens gu ihdsen. @enn elm
NAL frete Stunpen fommeu, 70 lebe i9
nod mobl Der alien Sum- uno male
Den einen ODER anoern 8efannten, aber
IS bat i'm @ans.n wenis auf ft9 unp
gilt nur al6 Nmul ement. Sd meiB
nun nidt wie es nit Dir itebt, Grans
aber td meint, rpenn ale Glaulen aus
cetnem 8opfe berouS wlren, 70 f5nne
es biz nidt idwer fallen, nit rer 3eit
einen dbnliden poiten iu befleipen.
Denfe einmal haruber naa. Aber td
mteperbplte es nod einmal bu mubt
NIT Der 8srsansenbeit sdnslid brsden,
lonf 1T gar Nt@ts gu maden."
Die Glaulen 1np ldnst POM turm
oes 2ebens binpeaseflbrt," %antportete
6ran3. sd arbeite nit Grnt I'M
S9weibe naeine5 Mnsetdts, aber t9
brinse Ni9ts Dor mid unp fann9ltdts
Dor mid brinsen. Stun b6re, pas
meme Mbf9ten iino: Sd fdrteb ppr
einiser 3eit an nasine Gltern eineng Brief
uno bat iie ,pesen aue5 unredts UNI
8erseibun9. SD babe bic fefte 3uoer>
ft@t ie perpen mir e%rlauben, surid3uz
febren ; bann nebme t9 meme Stuoien
rrieoer auf uno bpfe, Der idle9ten8er>
s%ansenbeit cine before 3ufunft ansu<
reiben."
Mprrilo1 rei9te ibm bic 5anb unb
ipra&: so freue mid aufridtts> bab
cu gu rieiem Gntldlu1e 9efommen bif,
@ptt noble BE 9er;en retner Glterr
lenfen uno leiten, pab fe Dir freunpli9
ent9e9enfommen."
SIM tpeitern 8erlaufe tes @elprd<
DIES ertunpiete f9 Morriion aud mad
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-03-18
lteber ben @eiebdfts =Serfebr

\\SoSA peu oeI~DuVAo
er6fnen ii@ felt Der 8eenoisuns ces
peutiazfran;6ilden &rieses nnnmsbr
tei1ere Nusii9ten, wie na9febenre
Mittbeilun9 zines peuti9en Blattes
seist:
Nunmebr ;wiiden Deutidlano unc
Granfret9 Der Griepen 9ei6loien it,
meroen aud balo bic &laeen iiber bic
idle9ten 0elddfte neritummen unb BET
6anoel, ben Der europdilhe &rte9 in
srbberem MaBe beeintrd9ttete, cls
man bere9net batte, miro neueS 9eben
semtnnen. @ie lebr oerielbe BON euz
rppdii6en 2dnpern abbdnot pi,p bur9
bic tisberise @eldlft5!ufsfeit wtecer
oeutlib bewteien, penn bic Gerbdltni0e
in pen@er. Staaten eeben teinen@ runp
gu elmer Notwithstanding. G5 par
Der sebemmte Grport, Der Die Stpduu9
b~erpp:riet uno cine Wense Don @aaz
rem, Die loalt tbren @e9 mad europa
nabmen, ouf cem bieit9en Marfte ;uz
rlfbielt, rpcurb oeren yreile berun>
ter9eprlft nurren. uninniser @etie
bat ii@ Nmertta ielblt nod seldaeet ;
penn Der @aHenidader, Der ceu1 2anee
lumpise 12Miu;onen einbradte, piente
oa;u, ben Triecen ldn9er binaus gu
i&ieteu> ais eies iunf Der GaQ semeien
rpdre, uno ben @eminn, ben cine ball.
oi9e @iecerau fnabute oes 6anpels ae<
bradt bate uno Der 8epeutenpe6 mebr
rpertb mar, als Der Cribs Der Wafen,
3u tir;en.
Der 8aumweuenbanbel, has bebeuz
tenclte Clement uniereS @eiadft6lebens
1T purd tie giniteuuns auer Tabrifaz
tipn in Deutl9lanp ipwobl wie in
6rantreid unp Die Storuns, pelde i'm
san;en europdiiden Marft eiuestreten
1T, pouitdnpis nterer9eprldt. ST miro
f6 wieper beben, pa Der Griepen uno
nit inn bic Mrbeitsfdbistsit pa 1T.
Die Nadfrase'n a6 @etrstpe .piro 1a
beoeute11o 1tet9err1 u11o NIT Der Na1>
lraae natirli1 AUDI Die Yreile. Die
Sdifiabrt 1T wieper er5Hnst uno bic
rsuti1en Dampfer fabren wieoer un>
eebinpert curd Den Canal. Natlrltd
perpen oarur9 wieper bic Tradtraten
%niepriaer. Dem Gelpmarfte, rer rurd
ren &ries am meiiten aifcirt wurre,
febt ieBt cine blubenre periope beYor.
DnAbldlus besIriepens miro bass Diff
trauen in Die Wertbpaptere peridwinz
Den MAIDEN ; Trantreid muB cine UNI
aebeure Men9e @elcea aufnebmen> um
iompbl bic ariesstoten gu oeden, ais
bic Dem 9ance sei&lasenen Wunoen
gu beilen in Golse oe1en miro Der
Wertb res @elpes bepeuteno ftei9en.
Der @elddftsfiQe mub jeBt 2ebbaftt9z
felt i'm @erfebr fplsen, uno bic &lasen
iber idle@te @ei4dfte rperren aufb5>
rem.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-03-18
Siertes &apitel.
2obu heS 8uteu ,tuo bes B1ieu.

Sbne ben freunoliden Trof unb3uz
ipru9 Worril pn'6 wdre er uieuetdt Der
8ersmei7uns unterleaen ; cieler ober
rt1tete i'm wieoer auf uno ma9te tbmt
besretRid, bab er NIT oie1er Nieoereez
idlasenbeit wabrlid ni@t auf pem ri9z
ti9en Bese iei UNI BEN Gltern int Senz
lett5 Greupe gu MAIDEN E; es f1nne piez
les nur oapurd 9eideben, roB er feline
san;e &ratt eem 9eber ptpme 1np Ell
nen 9uten Banbel fibre.
Da6 bolf. Gr perlpra9 Dem Ratbe
oes Gfeunoe5 gu folsen uno feline ST.
Ibafti9un9 mieoer auf;unebmen.
Merrifon fduttelte NIT Dem Rupfe.
~Wein Breunp," Ia9te ct, upein ST.
mitb bat fib umrifert uno Gas taust
gum l1ntsrribte fir feline 4inc.r nt6t.
Sd babe cir einer onoern Gcrl9lag
gu MAIDEN. Du baf ptr> tpenn aud
Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. me99eworfen 1ne>
bod auf Gem G'Ymna1um id5ne&enntz
nii1e erworten, welde ou ansemeHen.e:@
wertben fanna. Metn Batter bat ctr
emit cielblre sewielen, neil ietn ldar>
fes Nuge erfannte, paB Der 2ei9titnn
nod Wurjel uno 3weise in Dir bate;
aber IS eibt feinen Mann In Newyorf,
welder f9 70 tnni9 lber einen Webel<
lerteu freut; pas babe i& an mir lslbf
%erfabren. Nuf meinen 8orldla9 bin
wlrce er bid fiber in infer @tl9dft
aufnebmen."
~Benn bas m6sli9 ,pdre, meit
GreuuD>" ipra& 6ran1 40 wolte i'd
oetuem Batter our1 etnen ~unnauS9e<
ieBten Gleib meiuen inntsfenD ant ent<
seeenbrineen."
"@ut Grana i'd betru@te bas als
absema6t; aber t9 muB bid auf etz
men umfano aufmerflam MAIDEN. @te
t@ eS oetban babe, pir1t pu Don Der
pide auf ptenen mdKen es If eteles
ldon unn pebmilen n%otbwsnote, neil
pu Ionf ni9t n%oultdnpis nit ben, GAM
sen @etriebe befannt wlrDef. 5ebeu>
lraaen, S@ieben, Yaden &c. miro Dir
ui1t auSblettcn.
Die 5ade mar abgema@t untGranS
iab elmer be1ern 3ufunft entse9cn. Ste
ioQte Jpn rer 9etbe 1perpen, in wel9en
er' feine 8ersanaenbeit perienfte. Sn
Der folsencen Wo9e flbrte Der Greunp
Jpn ieinem Vatr ~. Der Mann entz
ping Jpn freunplid semel1 en-, aber ct
LIEF nit fetnem Blfde merfen, oaB er
Jpn femme unp f1 nod pe6 pamalteen
8orf fails erinnere.
Uerttsuns fpIst)
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@p[b.

Nderbauifbieb 60 b
DIE @oloprocuttion Cali
forntens 1T in o9t Sabren Don 6>40O,z
600 plumb Sterlins pro Sabr auf H.
100000 pfuno Sterlins 9efauen, uno
pas @plcsraben 1T fernerbin feline lob
nencere Sel&dftieuns mebr, als jece
ancere. Dte @plrsrdber erbalten Is
Dollars Ia9elobn uno bic &apitalt>
fen, unter peren8 erwaltuns fait idmmtz
lt1e @olcsruben eelanst fnp, boben
li1 sen6tbist seieben, mebrere 3u l9lie<
zen, neil fe pieie 2obnidBe ntdt ,ablen
tonnten. Dase9ea wd@t unp fet9t
Don Sag gu Sag Der @eisenbau tn@a<
ltfornien. @ei3ea If bas am uaeifen
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-03-18

a%neebaute @etrsipe, wpbl ein @tertel
peS san3en bebaute1 eanoes tnGalifor<
MEN piirfte nur @eisen propujiren.
Die G%rstebisfeit bes Bopens unb Der
grtras i~iberbaupt 1T itbr peri4teoen ;
in sinftsen Sabren nimmt man ben
our9idntttli9en Grtras etnes Mfers
auf 308ulbd an, cod wurce7 40 unp
so, in MusnabmefdQen AUDI 60 8ulbel
per older aeerntet.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-03-18
TeutlIet0n.
g timatb unb Datfrlaua.

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Wit tpunterbarer Wa6t
TINS binaiebt mad Der SteQe,
@o auf Der 9eimatb S&weQe
Die Suseup mir serbra9t2
3um DSrf9en tief int 1bale,
Gum S@lOb auf it0l3er 5Db'
Our @tabt i'm pra@tseuaxb.,
Our 8udt AMI Dben @tranbe,
BUM 9aus an. fileu See!-
ttno tpar eS cine quite,
@ar fe aud nod 10 tleiu,
So pir eiuf mcbl eebcrsen,
Np9 fret ron allen Sorseu,
Rebrt unier 9er3 oft Elm.
l1no lno mir furtee3cseu,
@ar' es aud nod 10 fern
Wp mir aud INNER tpeilen,
Md, biz @seanten ellen
gu iener Stdtte germ,
$50 ein1 am Mutterbu1eu
@tr 1onber 5arn1 uub 2eib
@erubt, 100 nod feiu Summer
@ef0rt ben luben Sdlummer
Der frsben Sinber3eit.
Das 1T bic 5simatbliebe,
Dit uns rie Maieaeaft,
@ubiu mir seb'n, besleitet
Grinn'runsspoa uns leitet
Bis in bic tible @ruft.
Dp9 cine andre 2iebe,
Ote 9let9t Der Sturme9etralt:
@enn fur bes 2anoes Gbre,
vMuf auf! Iu biz @~epebre"
De- Gubrer STUFF eri9aQt.
Der Singing, wie Der Rnabe,
Das @eib, iowie Der Mann,
Wenn freubis Slut unb 2eben
Wirb fampfenb b~inseeeben,
@ie babtu Spell baran.
ga fallen ale @9ranten,
@lei1 1T Elm ieber Stanb;-
Selbif penn bic Ibranen fieBen,
Siebf mdatie bu entipriebeu
Die Qieb' gum 8atsrlanb!
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-05-10
nrr.. Rrew.,. Opinion Of Men.

Mrs. N. G. Brown delivered a lecture
at Alexandria, Virginia, a few days
since, In which she said:
Eve was taken from the bosom OF
man ; the devil soon took possession OF
Eve, and caused her to bring forth
Cain. After he was born, she awoke
to her sin and then brought forth Abel.
What the devil delights IN is the birth
of children. He first secures the
mother, and she transmits her sins to
the child. Woman had been, since the
world began, a prey to the lusts OF
man, and had been murdered and bru-
tally treated. 1t would not be so much
longer. Woman would be taken from
man. He would 10 longer have her to
attend to and minister unto him. The
birth of children would soon end. God
was coming ; children would be born,
but God would SOW the seed. She was
disguised at the meanness Of men
buttoning up their pockets and swear
ing to their wives that they had not a
cent ; notallowing them enough money
even to get q new bonnet. That was
the cause of so much stealing In the
world. Mothers had to steal money to
provide clothes for the coming infant,
and consequently the vice was trans
mitted to the child. She never allowed
any man to keep her purse.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-05-10
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A FRANCISCO

SAN Francisco, May 10-l T.. NJ
About twenty members of tho Cham
Der Of Commerce finally met last night
to hear the annual report of the Presi-
dent, after which the following officers
were elected for tho ensuing year:
President = Robert b. Swain First
Vice President-C. Adolphe Low ; Sec
ond Vice President-Wm. II. Coleman;
Trustees VIM. F. Babcock, Horace
Davis, j. Il. Dean, Albert Dibblee, Jo-
scph d. Fremery, L. Sachs, j. w.
Raymond, C. A. Duisenberg, j. c.
Merrill, W. w. Montague, James Otis
and j. IL. Redington. The Chamber
then adjourned.
The first artists reception, under
the auspices of the San Francisco Art
Association, closed last evening with
recitations, music, and n recherche
collation.. Nearly a thousand persons
attended in the curse Of the evening.
The formal objection Of the widow
of the late Horace Halves to the pro-
bate of his will, on the ground Of his
being insane, notice Of the drawing up
of which was telcgraphed some days
since, has been filed in Probate Court,
and the hearing is set for the 10th In
slant.
Weather clear and cold. A drying
northwestern has been blowing Nil night.
James Jeroleman, alias WIN. Hous-
ton, was to-day sent to the County
Court for trial on n charge Of assault
with q deadly weapon on Andrew
Chilovich, with bail fixed at $4,000.
Charles Brown waived examination
on charge of burglary, in entering the
houses of John PARROT and Philip
Caduc.
A Clinaman varied the usual pro-
gramme of suicidal attempts last night
by jumping into the Bay from Fourth
street wharf, but was tlshed out and
locked up. Cause, domestic diff
culties.
Callahan, who, being confined In n
Harbor Police cell, set fire to the
building to enable him to escape, will
be tried for arson I'm the Municipal
Court to-day.