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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-10-18
Medical.
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL.
ESTABLISHED As 4 REFUSE FROM QuAcEERE
he Only Place where a Care can

DR.. johnson has discovered the moSt Certain.
Speedy, and only Efectual Remedy IN he World
for Weakness OF the Back or Limbs, Structures,
Affections Of the Kidneys and Bladder, Involun.
tAry Discharges, lmpoteney, General Debility,
Confusion OF Ideas, PaipiAtion OF The Heart
Timidlty, Trembling, Dimness OF Sight, or Gid.
dlness, Disease OF the Head, Throat, Nose or
Skin, Affections Of the Liver, Lungs, Stomach OK
Bowels-those Terrible Disorders arising nom
Solitary Habits OF fouth-SGcTet aud Solitary
Practices more fatal 10 their victims than nc
song ofSyrens 70 the Mariners OF Ulysses, blight
Ing their most brilliant hopes and anticipations
rendering ma riage &C. impOssIblo.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-10-21

Der @tabtra 'tb empFas IN ieiner leb<
ten GiBune cine Mense Ginaaben.
Die M9eGmeuts.G omniddre erbielten ben
auftras, in getrtf bes ausereeten 8riideubau's
ibsr bic Fstente @traee bic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
gen ;u MAIDEN.
g. 8otmann, Sn(psf.or pom Minerat~S elen
fIaet iber 8srIesuns bsfebeneer Wor(9rtften
tenn gerfauf unb Iransport ven petroleum
uuS ser!aust Rreuse Gurdfabruug s~erislteu
scn Ssite Der @rc6bGneler.
CUR msbreren MuifIaruns ter etaet perSsn
IN msbreren @tra6enedeu eampsu erri@tst.
Die 3suer-Nufleter bstlaaen aa aber lsi9t-
fertise Grtteiluns Don Geuerbswiaieuuesn von
Seite ees Gemeinberatbes, tsoour@ ben Wuf-
iebern bic golsiebuus Der Orbinan;ca unnSys
li9 gemabt rerbe.
Sn Der e.tsn 6afte tes Monats bat bic 20.
liset S. @srbaftunsea rcrsenUmmen uab 1899
an guBen cpusenrt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-10-21
Deutf@e BrtefzQtfe.

2ife teuti9er8 rtefe. bte bis gum 81. DIT
;. s. nint ab9ebplt tpprben fnb.
Damen.Brtefe.
&Gdert Nnnd Raria, @auer Rrs. 6.
&osntamp Nary 6. 3rier Grieberide.
5erren.Brtefe.
Rarthof BERNHARD, 8etn1 Mban1,
8attmann Camilla, Meiaer Stepban,
Bcrne 6tinrid, Ntif y.
6ret Greb, Rtdan1 y.
Bittlsr Mnereas, Su Rarl.
@erheus 1rib, pfeifer bewn1ann,
6aud 6eroiranb, Sbeit z.
6eil @utfrieo. Smitb peter,
6uF Ram Woam, @drSber 3errn1anr z.
8narr 2Uuts, @tgel OSWALD,
8ratfa 8. y. 3opf Gam.
Gas Briefporto na@ Deutialaue pom 1. d
semter an:
lletsr Bremen unh oamturs 7 Gts., 3dtun'
seu 3 Gts.
11eter guslans 10 aS., 3eituuasn 4 eh.
s. u. WbeeIod. yofu,etatr.
G5ettri&, teuti9er Glert.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-10-21

DIE 9erren @ebrIber i'm u.
Gde ber 10. uub ct. peter Strabt IN 81. PAUL.
baltsn |ets bic rei@fe Muswabl 20
@rpcertes unb VrpptTonen Dor.
rdt1ts. 8elonbere aufmertiamfeit perbieni
tbr ldSner @orratb an In. unb dusldneifden,
einsemadten uab setrudnetsn 8ru&teu. Nau
teiuge ben eei9matupu aasSefattetea @tere,
uni lid bapuu ~ iber3eusen.
NxF Nu9 bic be1su Surtea 0eine, e>
queure, gi5arrea u. {. {. psbsn ben sunp<u aur
Ysrfusuns. pteiie btaig, Bsaienuia freunp
lid.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-10-21
5taatS= Ncutgfeitem.

Gei ben beoorlebenpen Wablen
usreen awst 3uidss st Der s1aats>gstfala,s
eem yo'ft CUR N%blimmuae uerseIe5t. Der
srie sntbitt bic Bsiimmuns, Ua6 cis Saat5-
itulO gum 3usd Ger gsasuou'e Der rcpltad'
risen Wultatssn eeS Staates un, S2510o0 CT
bGbt perSea faan. pibreac bec 5reits !3uEas
ii1 auf 0sisss bssisbt, pslte giienbatns@om'
plsn,sa bic GsrpV'ataas auisr!s5sn, ltatt agsr
aaSsra Sstsusruas aeu,Ge prujsu,ligs aus ID.
ren @rutto- Gtuna9uen an bic StGatefaas 81
tc;ablsa. in lsbtster 8ssisbuus mlsp oarau
%erinnert. cas bic GianabMsn Der Giisababnen
lid mabrlbeiuIid sua'bmtno Ysrmsbssa. wit-
rsuo esren eIuesrsisn & b ior.wlbreuo ysrmis.
beru. Noante aliu Der 5:aat MIR BON bsn let
tsren Stsuera esbsbfn, 10 mare CT ltIimmu
carau, ais psaa ct bic W.leQibaftea ua9 Ser
bdltaib ibrer Ginuabmen tariren farm.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-10-21

Ml5 Netter 6e5 V dterldn6e5 mo-
DIN eeeenmartig GENTLE Qeate oQe arffrsnsu,-
gen, FER 9Sablbemsaurg renigtens In Ramiep
g.. cine ontersSiittune su esbsn, ratIrib obre
| ale MbjItt, iraeno stuen Ibsil tss puliti(dsn
Stronss auf ibte eiesne Muble su lsnfen.
Oas teweist ia idon eer | mltane, bas eas
nsus Gldst, tpsltes por eiuisen Iaasa ron TN
! qenanuteu Vatrirtea an tas 2tdt Der Welt &C..
itsat purNe, uldt etpa sas Yrccufi elmer pHsnte
l,dsn gireer.G Convention, foace.u in trgenp
eirem niQsn admme rlein entlanben 1T oils IT.
auB ron @GbIern, bic es nit Gtaet unb Qano
tusssbsim tcd gut meinsn. Sneeb uerbieut
pielss sebeimnibcole Sinh Der 2oealsolihf bod
einiss Mufmertiamfeit.
Was bat tas reue Man6rer III teeeuten 7
Die reputlifaniiae grefe nimmt es gang ru-
big bin, rno ibre Yatrcne laden In bic 1aul,
uus has ipQte fir ieben Dsmpttatsn tsutlid
gsnua fem : tenn Is III Elm @epsis. taB bas
neue Iidst i'm Snters1t Der republitanii9sn
politit auise7eat 1T. Man i6impft gang ent-
ieBlid iiber einen ,&ins", Der eeipreust net
cen ml0e ]; man nimmt ben Rune pou nit Der
gnidsruna Der Yrinsipientreue. nit Der &et.
tune Der 0emutratie uup tsl., aber i'm eleiden
MueentIid ldmietet man etnen rertertliden
Sell, UNI eeulelbsu mitteu burd bic eisene Yar-
tel au trsiteu uub tieielbe wenisfsns gun, Itsil
;u lprergen. @p tleitt BIZ bic Gigeuldaft e.
nes wabren Iemofraten, tpenn man eem @sa-
ner teu Weg tabnt, gu reNsn ei5snen GrsSsen !?
Sir iae melt %cntfsrut, e;usn An9riT auf
Nirner 3u riGter, tpslbe bas neae Itdst ais
Gaueioatsn Der tcafnaunten anabbiuetssn par-
tel briret, aber man bore aut, scn ,ptinaip" III
lpreteu uno BON Nabdnslidtstt unb Wabruna
Der psmcfratildeu SntereGsn! Der 9eisr reiB
gut eeuus. NORM iii lulten 5dusn bas ,,yrin-
alp" ptrl1sdt it: in Der Iaide! Man Ials bic
retefeuesu 5aulsnueO Dollars, bic ssmihs Nmtse
teQeu ein.raseu, in tie laldea tersr fiefeu,
bic beute ais lrdaer Der neusn @uunty- yolirlf
auf Dem 3uitpr-5idst Fsuriren, uno bas quite
gclt fam lter ieiu, taB tsia Sting" mebr
ptsie 5erren tridt uno oab sas uprtrsip" III
uen teine ihlaaoie Naut u,ebr madt. Gs 1T
eine tIcbe perioasufrase, uno gu pisler ioa eiue
Babl, BET weltsr bic Jntsre0sn ees Gsltss TN
Spisle lnb, ME rpereen. @aruu1 eerate ieet
Seamte, pcn oeren 5dbisfsit uno &eolidtsit
bas Sslt i@ iterseust bat bon ibrsm -
ten pertretbeu. ueiI e. espi6sn antereu 0euteu
einfaQt, eas "Yrin;ip" auf3uteasn, bab es ei-
ssntlia an ibusn pdre, fa eia wsuis ;u mar
men2
Sci elmer s%reifdtafrn Gade-unb tSnnte
es cine aueifslbaftere ssten ats bisfs Triraip-
3witterbdfiisfsit Ger aebsimsn Mittslpartsi! -
bel eirsr 3msife'bafteu 5ads. (assn mir. sistt
CO teiuen ts0 ,rsn uuo tstnsu riGtiseren Goa.
paB fir Den acknowledgement, ais tpeuu er fsbt,
oab ieta eissn'litsr 0esusr ms GGuehsn
lnht. uno has 1T bier cFsnbar Oct Jau. man
Sfne uur Die Museu uno balte cine fleiueNunp.
itau. Weun man BEN f9.ihten Bauer i'm
8lid wsi6 MAIDEN uolte. BAG bic Srtue6sn
Der 1emofratie am bsfen turt bic @abl re.
vutlitanii9er geamteu eepabrt pareeu, laer
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-10-21

Seffentlt9e Ginlaouna. aur srpB'
ten uub p%outdnbigfea 8efaurattcn: Die pou
s. @&mtbt ST. 242, Drite St.abe. you
iebtan ,peroen su ieSsrS ,unpe fri ae Nuferu.
Weligei, Jureleu. S!eiiaiurten aQer Art, 8ilr,
tura Ales, pas Der Uiarft an DeIifateien btetet.
i~srpirt. Dit feinisn Wstus unb 0iaueure Biz
tet un,ine Bar; Gri9te, Gpafeft unb &onoitu-
reitpaaren In better Auspabl. DieNufuartuna
~ ieoer 3ett bic bette.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-10-21

Der Ieuter -Oeneral O'N.iQ neba
ieinsa @stdbrten 81. GarIes uno s. s. Con.
nsu9 l;no ,pss.u zines junsf uutsrucmmsnen
5rsiIaaarsnsuss s.sen Sort 0ars sor Sunsss.
sertd,t psrtIas'. IieisIbeu bsbaup:ea. Ne bit.
ten ourdeus feline 8einbisltstsit ssseu bic ens-
liide 3ssie.une teatl&tist, (oneern Den 3us
nur gum Vrisatversuisen untsrnommeu. 81
Der Sunoss- GcmmiGdr @peneer nit eteisr Gat
l&u'biauus siaseraaueea it, edrfle etwas 3usi-
ftIbaft lein.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-10-21
10 L.

Sn &eb @tns faub an. surisen5 amaas
Gin freezer TiebRabl IN Der 0ffee bes sNsentex
BET DIAMOND Sot Dampferltuie fatt. tuben
etrftIbe Ramens 8. 81. @t.rrett betdubt uub
tim Sun ben Dieben aus Der @eRentai&e BET
eaftfalaHel seaoblea wsrbe, ratttels beGen Fe
sana aus BEN @eloi9rant $3.50 in papier unb
ssri&tebene @e@itl e%ntmenteten. Man fanb
oen N8enten TN 3uRanbe Der 8ewu6ttoIsteit
In Der Office.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-10-21

Dit 81. paul Sire unb Marine
YerGterunss<@ sieu1daft bat ourd ben 8rane
sva Gbiease einsn gsrIua BON 100000 aa traz
gen, uno Il. entIdlSGeu, bieie Summe 81 3abIsn.
CUR SGcuuns pss Saartapttals wia bic Diret'
tiun ben Metieniabatern cine NabsabIuns Don
$40 per @etis auisrlessu. Das 0srmSssn Der
Osleuieaft piro aui S250,0oO aueeseteu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-10-21
S&ul Iifrifte !:
Gin f1merer uufall traf TN Sorisen

Gin f1 merer 1ufall traf am Sorisen
Greitas @bsnb 5ru. GcuntY>S hasmeifer llItns,
ais er nit 5rn .. y. Sawttns tn Sadlon
Strass binauf sssen bic a&te Strabe fubr, an
rsrsn Gds bic Wire hes Tubrwerfs brad uao Die
betteu Serreu aus tsm g1aeen eeitleaeert
rursea, nobel 81. lline lein Itutes geia brad,
wibrsnp isia Wsfap1te NIT sertnesren Ser.
lssunsen caroa fam. Sic 5reunbe tes popu-
IIreu Colonel lcrseu cbne 3wsiisl sotar. tab
rsrielts trps oielss gstubru9es bod am neau-
fen" fsineu Staoeu leios.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-10-21

3nr unter tlBun9 Der 3eutrbe-
IaGbisten in Minneiota aab apar
bereits pom suidisbenen @sitsn Nnfrensuns.n
semadt wurpeu. I'm iebp8 BE 9ulfeltiluue
gu elmer uSsli@a pirtiameu au MAIDEN, bat
Gjpus. NuRin bic eeituns ees @anl,n atsr-
ncnmen. Naapsm Ct Td pnl0nlid burd ENC
&sile in ben Gouatiss Douslas, 8eder, Otter,
tail unb In anberen Oseeuosn bes Nurorefens
ron Wiauelota pon een ercb.n 8srbeerunseu
uterseust bate, pelde oas 8euer an Getduben
uub Grnte sicler 8ewubner anesridtet, ieBte Ct
Fh nit anaeiessnea Wiunern in ben betrsFsn<
esa @eseneea in Gsrbinbuns, ernannte Gom.
miTdre. wel9e bic 5llfsipsnssu in gpians au
nebmeu uub 3u psrt5eilsa batsn uaS ertbeiIte
bieraa bic eriarosrli@sn Snfrufticren.
Mat bic l:m pane lit eer Gsaat tit TiRrit-
te einsstbsitt; lit tessm S~srleltsa bat etn Gum-
milir bic 0s,luNe, pslHs bic AaNeelsr our6
bas 8susr ~erlittsa. u uuteriuhsn uno ab;u,
itisen.
0sneral n. .. Gtesper bslubt bic gcunt;es
Batuupaa, Wartin, Saflcu, %Gc.tonwcpo, Gse-
pocc, eyon uap Rsneipe, mibrtno Garitain s
q. Cattle bic Counties Srrers, Grant. @i!t!n
unb Glay al bsrci' en- bat. gcIcns! Sids Sou
Wiuuea, oils bsgitbt fa uad ben Counties
Aanpigubi &bippepa, Swift Pope stsarus
uno Qae qui pa,le.
MuBsr Ter senautu Grsate her Ysfdaoisun.
gen uns Der betbstlisten psricusn BADEN bic
0cmmiRare aud bic Driusli9Esit Der 5aIftlti-
flung ~ uu.eriuden unb Ino ermdttist in Be-
icntsrs briusenten 5aaeu Beirdse bis III flint
unbipar3ie Dollars an cine 8amilte ~ 9eteu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-10-21

Die ueberbrldung Der fieben.
ten @tra6e mar am Nvatas Atenb &C.
ssufane lsbbaftsr gsrbanblunssa in elmer 3abl'
rst9 beiudnn girserseriammIune bic in
aaauft's baas fatifaue. Eie anseteseabeii
puree meusrbinss aufaeucmmsa unb eiuem
Som mittee iberuttlsu, has li1 nit Dem Start.
ratbe ins Ssrnebmen su (essn bat, ha bic be.
,bsilistsa neutrality-suspicious. t~beafaGs
blueaubieteu bereit ltue.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-10-21

Sir @bteaas tat BET @taetratb, Der
IuHoresrurs b,eiistr Blrs.r entipredent, e.
men Saijetsitras son $4,000 bs~erettrt, unb
baten lt bic 9srren Masor See, Nlo. Mar7slp
urb Saylur uub 81. s. 81. Sind turtbin bsse-
ben, UNI In 9etref Der 8srweatuns ter Cunt
me bic ~rUtbisen Nuerbnungsn 3u treHsu. Nm
Dientas tebrteu bic bsrsen ron Gbieasu iu=
rid.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-10-21

Die alte Snbiauertn rOlb 8es",
iu Staot unb eane bur9 ibre f~ortpabrenben
YettsItouren aQsemein betanut, it Dor einisen
1asen in Nenoota mad turser Grantbsit &c.
ferben. nt9t niebr ais buucert SABRE alt, ute
bic 2eute (astsn, loaoeru Ge par aanp 1898 ae-
loren. Die eueliiaen 9ld.te. picmcn Der cri-
9tueQea Sueianertn LANCE Yiusrapbisn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-10-21

Gin WeRbietfabl faae Rarsit In
Osatouua fat, no Dtste in bic Vca,OiNcs
eintra9en uab bort $l.6) mtsnabmen ater
aud bic v%urbauoenea Srieie nabmen Re nit,
S1ueten ~oisitltea tn Der Nibs ees 0lu0es unb
Gableu Die Wsrt9Ea4su baraus. Nm foIaen-
BIN R,rsen fans 'aaa cine Taeass B,tefe 3sr.
fseut uuberIieeeu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-10-21

Der 5uIferuf fur Gtteaso fubet
in alien 1t.ilen tes @taates Wtenerbau. Na
ZEN erSbersn gidgsn .rsrcen anorSnuussn &C.
trcTsn, @elb uno 2sbensmittel fir bic 6ilfste.
earftisen "a {ammeln. MinneapclS fpsneete
$4,000, Manfatc, Wtnona. Rsewtns, &od..
Nsr, statupee, 81. Gloub u. {. T. tletten nitt
aurdd. trosu.u BE Hptb TN eisaea staate an
bic Ibiire flupft.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-10-21

Dte @tanbiuavier baben an raebre>
rem YIdsen geriam mlunseu eebalteg uup IT,
l@lolsn, bas bemrfratti9e @ablttdet gu uuter-
ftuBeu, na9esm bic republtauti9e Yartei be-
(eltsn Dor ben &cpf seto6sa bat bur@ Nidtte,
radldtisung eieler Natioualitat.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-10-21

Dafota Gerrttortuut III eteufals
svn Vrairiefeuern beinseludt wurbeu, tpeIde
Die @eeeub ;wii&ea yautton unb G5eyeune
sau,Ii@ serruieteu Sn serl&ieeuen 0renss
~pifritten Ninnsiota's ri9tetea bic 6lammea
neuerbiuss arse gsrbeeruugen AT.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-10-21
Ser 50 d +.

,purbe bic Mntuort bes 8auers teine ansere
lein als bic SD mag niGt beu Bod 3um@drt-
ner manex!
aura unb gut, auf bic munSsrtrenee Mittel>
partet Ya6t bas 2ieblsin, ssGen &tfrain a!is
lautet:
9ieb 8aterlane, masf rubis ftin,
Nur (ei ter f.tte 8rodeu mein!-
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Die County Gareu, eerea Oeiamn1t-
bstras fa auf $37,2l3.35 bsIauft pertbsilen
lib auf bic s~insslneu Ottiaaften unp Tiiritte,
mic fulst:
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-10-21
Offictelle Stabts3 eituno 9.
GofaI= NeuiQfeiten.
9emofratif9e Momtnationcu


@taatssGidet.
Uousernsm:
/. @intbrpp Dpnng,
BON 5ennepin 60.
sieut @puserntur:
8. g. 8uel,
pcn 9ou(ox County.
6taats @seretdr:
u. 81. Salt,
Ycn &iee So.
5taats>S @abmeifer
9. Sofber9,
ron @tearns County.
General %:inmalt:
=. .. So, Opna!o,s
npu SeOu So.
&tGter bel Der @upreme Court:
San Bud,
ron 8lue GARTH County.
@nn. mitcbel,
ron @ixpna 60.
County, idet.
@GabmeiRsr: 6. g. uline.
Sb.riT: Sobn Grace.
&egifsr Of Ieeos: Sacpb Main3er.
County Mnwalt: 5arsy Officer.
Court @ummilToner 8. 81. Doege.
Coroner .. M. Dptse.
County, germeTsr: s. 81. 8sYls.
0eaislatiS~1idet.
Sir Senator, su .patlen in Der sierten
unb funften @aro uub ben Qaab=O 81 Frtt!en :
j. 81. Oelano.
SIR 5enator. ~ tpablen lit ber erien,
swcitsn unb trittes @arb: %. .. MurraY.
Sir &epra1en tanten.
l.. une 2. @aro: .. $. Wtnnep.
3. Werb: 8. s. Gimme.
A. @arb: s. 6. Surbant
S. Warb: s. .. @rinball.
2arb.I i.ritte: Gbmunb Hic.
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s dufe,,.

20. sept. Soba 9eurs stol,. Gltern: petsr Stoli
unt Apslonta eeb. etrtda.
"a. sept. Masoalexa Ssrius. glteru: Srtana Per
;us uub 2eu TIA seb. Shl;f.
9ttre1a @ait. Gtt.rn: Jriseria Matt uns Gsa eat>.
eeb. Srtt.
I. Oct. getsr 6sinrid pctts'clsr. eltsrn: Sulese
grttsteier unb Noria seb. abia.
SFeur @ecrsias p~pstattisr. Gltsrn: 1eiutps eett9te'
fr uni Nattilea seb. psier.
2ueia glathdsa 9rus. Gltsra. Ttser Srus uab Bat
bara 8et. 9ed.
4. Oct. Gtiiab.ts 5rtde. Gltsrn; Ras'lse 8rtde
anb Gltiatett get. @aurer.
5. Oet. gusuR Saaer. Gltsrn; GtriRtan Saest
Saver uut @arsaretta sst. 8res.
stssua Gberlts 5ersiuans yuFd. eltsrn: soarae
yufa uub spsufa sst @e'bart.
8. Oct. Mara Gtlabeth SlseipieS. Gltra: &9nsae
al..ptes unb gattartra aeb. Wnbual.
Ssbu 81. Eubln. Gltera, Subpe Roele1 uus Iesrefa
set. @eb1.
S~ruueiseus SoI.pb AnleImsut. Gltsras Scfsp9 anitl'
n,eat xnt Carolina eeb. g~aistment.
Is. Oet. Mar1 Nana @usmann. @itru' Jofpt
Gusu,ann uub @attartaa ssb. Glitter.
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st. Neters ltutcrftusun9S=Oerei

Tds Rrauiens 8 rHmtttee tes st. Yeters unterftsures'
Bereins prm 1. Montas TN Setcter bis ,na 1. Monta9
I'M Aessm5er befebt aus f%clasnoeu Serreu;
Oberer DtHrtet: Ospetter srtu, nabe YuT&
Store. Stepblnu Nalentta. Is. Styaes. aptidea ct
= ter uns gDataibaw.
uut.rer Dtfritt, sGnislns Srb,e 4. gaal9aus.
' Geo. R.3s, Corr. Stir.
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ct. %aul Marftberi1t.
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-01-18
Confederate ReIief soeiety

The association met last night in the
courthouse building on Second street
President Harris in the chair.
Major Merriwether announced that
Col. Duncan McRae had agreed to re-
peat his lecture on next Saturday night
at the Greenlaw Opera House; and that
the agent Of the Opera House had ten
dered the use of the hall upon that oc-
casion g
On motion it was agreed upon that
the sum of fifty cents should be charged
as the price of admission.
1t was resolved that committee wait
upon the several newspaper propnetors
and request notices of the lecture.
1t was also resolved that committee
wait upon the Davenport Brothers, and
request them to give benefit for the
use of the society.
Capt. McHenry was elected Chairman
of the Relief Committee, and Major
Merriwether elected to fill vacancy in
that committee.
The Secretary announced that he had
sent out circulars to the members for
dues unpaid tt
A special committee, consisting of
Messrs. Fizer nd Frayser, with the
President, was appointed for the purpose
of waiting upon ex-President Davis and
Bishop Quintard, and request them to
deliver lectures before the association
The meeting then adjourned.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-01-18
FRANK BLAIR.

Frank Blair, of Missouri, has nothing
to take back. In the Missouri Legisla-
ture an attempt has been made to injure
his Senatorial prospects by reference to
a letter he once wrote to Col Broadhead.
He says in defense:
Now, sir, my letter which has been re-
ferred to contends that the military
should be made to undo their usurpa-
tons at the South. / say so still, and
you have only withdrawn them from the
South and their work will be undone.
Those carrion crow carpet-baggers, who
are gorged upon plumber and drunk with
blood of the vanquished people of the
South will dispense themselves in an in
slant, if not sustained by the bayonets
of the Federal Government. There is
not an item in that letter which / take
back ] stand by it.
This is spunk, and just the sort Of
spunk we want in the Senate. Aud this
Ny hope in going to Congress, if /
should attain that high position, is that
l may aid in withdrawing troops from
the Southern States, which are held there
TO saddle upon the backs Of that people
a parcel Of earpet-baggers and scala
wags, followed by an ignorant mass OF
negroes; and if the people of the South,
who have shown disposition TO abide in
good faith by the arbitrament of arms, re-
new their allegiance to the Government
they should be allowed to resume self
government among themselves, as we
have done in Missouri.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-01-18
STILL FOR WAR.

The Hon. William B. Stokes is the
possessor of voice, and that voice is still
for war. He is o brother Of that ac-
complished gentleman Jordan Stokes,
one of the best men in the State. Judge
Sneed, of the Supreme Court, has in
yoked his influence to have any disabili-
ties that may obstruct the discharge OF
his judicial functions removed. Mr..
Jordan Stokes sends Judge Sneed' letter
to his brother, w. B. Stokes, member of
the present Congress, requesting his in
Auence in Judge Sneed's behalf. Mr..
W. B. Stokes replies at length, and his
reply is published, He refuses. Here
is paragraph from his letter that de-
fines his position:
Now, in conclusion / win state that, in
my Judgment, the best and surest way to
obtain permanent Judiciary is to have
the present bogus, illegal, ulconstifu,-
tional State Government set aside, and
the former Supreme Judges placed back
upon the bench. Then you would have
constitutional, legal court. What
Congress will do in the way of relieving
persons of their political disabilities
during the present session | cannot tell;
but | am convinced that none will be
relieved who are now indicted In the
Federal Court.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-01-18
NEW YORK.



The San Domingo Expedition-Fires
New York, January Is. = The San
Domingo Commission, on board the
steamer Tennessee, started at halfpast
two yesterday afternoon on the mission
to that island. While proceeding down
the bay the commissioners held meet
ing and organized, and resolved to pro-
coed directly to San Domingo, touching
at the Bay of SANTANA only. Their in
tention in going to the capital first is to
show a proper respect to the authorities
of the country. The expedition is com
posed of the following gentlemen Ex-
Senator Wade, DR.. Howe and Professor
White, Commissioners; Cadet Wade,
Private Secretary to his father; General
Sigel, Private Secretary to DIR. Howe
Prof. Crane, Private Secretary to Prof.
White; Prof Blake, Geologist to Com
mission; H. Brumsel and c, Wright
Botanists; Fred. Douglass, Assistant
Secretary to Commissloni FRED Doug
lass, jr., Private Secretary to Mr.. Burton
and two official stenographers, Messrs.
Foley and Hill. "a .tino
At eleven o clock last night fire broke
out at IS Nassau street. The sufferers
are as follows: A. S, JAEGER, $1,000; New
berry, Daniel 4 Co., small; Ira Peiego'
furnishing goods, less than $4,000. The
building was damaged about $4,000.
The origin of the fire is unknown.
A fire broke out last night in east
Thirteenth street, in the dwelling of I.
G. Townsend, which damaged the fur
niture and building to the extent of
$4,000
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-01-18

We have unpleasant news from North
Carolina. We find the following among
the kilograms:
Special dispatches show that outrages
in North Carolina still continue. Gangs
of outlaws and robbers keep the cltzens
continually in a state Of terror. On
SATURDAY a man named Taylor was shot
and killed by a sonad Of these outlaws,
while company Of Federal troops were
only two hundred yards distant The
murderers escaped. 1t seems there can
be no remedy for this dreadful state OF
affairs, except by arming the citizens
generally and hunting down the assas-
sins. f
The military are useless to preserve
order. Troops move slowly, and only
act under orders. The fact stated above
illustrates their inefficiency to prevent
crime. If they were stationed in every
community, North and South, they
would not prove of the least advantage.
The people must govern themselves.
The policy of disarming them, is to IL
cense the outlaw and to invite violence.
Take away your troops. Call off your
public robbers and commit the preserva-
ton of order to the people. Before the
Radical emissaries came down to rule
the South. there was no disorder