davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-04-13
SHE URtBURE.
Official City and County Paper.
STARTLING NEWS FROM THE
NORTH.
The EoIe at last Reached.
FORT GARRY, Pembina,
March u, 1871.

FORT lRRY, Pembina,l
March ., ISL.
DEAR SIR The inclosed package
came into my hands in a very singular
manner, and as the contents are evident
ly of public importance, | enclose them to
you, as owing to the obliteration OF the
superscription, their true destination
can only be guessed at. Coming over
the prairie, eight miles west of this post,
yesterday, | YES suddenly startled by
the rapid report Of guns, and looking
northward say party of Pai-Ute In
dams on horseback. following a balloon
at no great elevation. which they were
firing at. Fastening to the spot, [ was
just in time to witness its descent, and to
save these sheets of tissue paper from
destruction. They were inclosed IL a
thin piece of seals bladder, which had
unfortunately been creased By a ball SO as
to destroy the direction; but the super
scription upon thes back in German,
French and English languages, request
ing the finder to forward to its destina-
ton, is still plain, The balloon was per-
fectly riddled with bullets, ard the sava-
ges soon tore it in strips. I regard it as
extremely fortunate to have been able to
save the package.
[ am, very truly yours,
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-04-13
Ayers Cathatic Pills.
tive NJ edicine

u Perhaps medi-
~ cine is universally re-
quired by everybody q
| catlartic ever
sFs-41E~HMG ..cv before so universally
w. H.: :: !:
=XSzz..-=za4s5/ it is a more reliable and
<z<z5SSs.-@--= more effectual remedy
9EzzSszzssee&zssEs117E@ han any other. Those
who have tried it. know
that it cured them; ors and friends and all know
that what it does once it does always-that it
fails through any neglect fault of its composition.
We have thousands upon thousands of certifcats
their remarkable cures of the following complaints,
but such cures known in every neighborhood and
we need not publish them. Adapted TO all ages and
mel any deleterious drng they may be taken with
safety by anybody. Their sugar coating preserves
them ever fresh and makes them pleasant to take
while being purely vegetable no harm arise from
their use in any quantity.
They operate by their powerful influence the in
terna viscera to purify the blood and stimulate it
10 healthy action--remoye the Instructions of the
stomach, bowels liver and other organs of the body
restoring their irregular action to health and by
rectnS, wherever they exist, such arrangements
are the first origin of disease.
Minute directions given in the wrapper on the
box, for the following complaints, which these Pills
For Dyspepsia or EEadf gesfior,, Eistless-
ness. EIaliSGsor and less. OF Appetite. they
should be taken moderately to stimulate the stomach
and restore its healty tone of action.
For liver Conn Es.sti and its various symp-
.s:tsEssGEce or Green Sickness. bilious
Collie and Bilious Fever, they should he jul
dciously taken for each to correct the diseased
action or remove the distractions which cause it.
For Dyseniery or Diarriaoea but mild
dose is generally required.
For EtEseUnlafiSEi. Cont. Gravel. Pal
pitadEGEs o. the Heart. Pain in the Side
Back and AOisis- they should be continuously
taken, required to change the diseased action of
the system. With such change those complaints dis
appear.
For Esrcpsy and DropsicaE SweItIngs, they
should be taken in large and frequent doses to pro-
duce the effect of drastic purge.
For Suppression large dose should be taken
as it produces the desired effect by sympathy.
As DINNER Pill, take two Pills to pro-
mote digestion and relieve the stomach
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and bow
els into healthy action, restores the appetite in
vigorates the system. Hence it is often ayan georIs
where no serious arrangement exists One who feels
tolerby well, often finds that dose of these PILLS
makes him feel decidedly better from their cleasEg
and renovating effect on the digestive apparatus.
DIR. j. C. AVER & CO., PRACTICAL CHEMISTS
LOWELL, MASS, Z. s. A.
It. q J. RO BENSON, Agents at ManifO-
woe. 1I-2I-3m.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-04-13

Perhaps no one medi.
cine is so universally re.
quired by everybody as q
cathartic, nor was ever
"cv before SO universally
adopted into use, in every
country and among all
classes, as this mild but
efficient purgative Pill.
q he obvious reason is that
it is a more reliable and
: ar more effectual remedy
; han any other. Thos G
who houa triad If l-poIx,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-09-16
ct. anl, Meinneiota, sa,nfta8, ben Is. gept 1871.

seiprcden, ras in fur;er 3eit bic oerlpz
renen prppin;en suriiderpbert wurcen.
Sn paris beitett Elm ,,Buno sur Sez
freiun9 Don Gllab uno Qptbrtnsen."
Die fran;1flde Nrmee wirD nit einent
Gifer reorsanii1rt rab rie Rahesez
liiae. bic Ntf6t Der 2pSreibun9 cesSlz
iafeS unc2otbrtneenS pfenfunpt9 finc.
DieleRa6eaelulte lte baben itd bis jest fret
lid-wie in ppli9ny-nur in ein;elnen
Nttentaten funpseseben. @ber cie rcrz
liepncen 9bat1a9en beseusen cab
cieie @eluRe ras 9elammte frans6fl&e
0olf erfluen. Jrantreid allein, last
Ger 8eri9teri itatter tpeiter, if srar nidt
int Stanpe, rem Deutl6en &si@e be-
sriinoete Beior9ntb ein;ufIsen. Nn<
GERS freiltd seitaltet iid bic Sage. wenn
e5 einen 8unresseno0en fnret uno
rae es rarauf binarttttet, einen iolden
in Tublano ,u erbalten, 1T nidt su be-
;meifeln. s. 1T eben 10 tpeni9 gu be-
;tpetfeln paf RuBlano an Der untern
lonau feline .'olnpe i'm Sptele bat.
yicb ME fnr oie Gonjecturalpolititer
10 9lin;enp ~ S9ancen 9emadt nor
ren wie in uajern lasen, &rie9e baz
ben etnen NueSan9 sebatt rer menn
i'm Semano tn NuSi9t 9eiteut td:te,
serace;u fir uumSali9 erflirt 1pprpen
mdre. Sineniile iine eel9lp6en tpprz
ben, bic nidt minper auer pplitilden
8erednun9 ipottsten. 9at fd rod
cer Sabrbuncerte alte Naticnalbas
;milden Granfrei6 unc gnelanp in
cine entente cordiale permancelt.
llno beute erleten mir dbnli9es In ben
8e;iebunsen 3milden &ublonp uno Der
lirfet. Der franfe Wann," in oen
flnfSi9er Sabren pom 9tublano be-
flmpft, 1T beute nit ieinsm Grbfeinre
ben barrenren Grben leiner 6interlalz
lenlbaft pertinpet meist beute rieBor<
rerun3en res6uritenSismard runrwes
al. Wer fpnnte snsifeln> rab binter
tenn franfen Manne enrere Md9te,
raj binter rer 1urfei Rublanp unp
Tranfrei6 iteben.
Gin Brief aus ga ltein pom 20. Nu>
quit ia9t: Die &e9ierun3 pes Deutz
lben &atlers uno cas @iener Cabinet
baten ii9 ueritdnrist be;i9li9 Der Bez
banp)un9 internatirnoler 9lnseleeen>
beiten; mas oasesen bic Bebanoluns
innerer Gra9en antelanst 70 bat fid
jece rer beiren Mddte role 6reibeit
Der 8ewesun9 in lesialaticer uno ao<
Besiebuns gem 1brt. Das
gilt namentli9 AUDI pom Der Sebano<
lung Der ftr9liden 6rase was berporz
;ubeben nidt iiberFilila 1T. So 1T
Glrit 8iSmard entldlpien, enerSti9e
in gan; Deutid dlanc ourdz
;uiegen CUR Nbmebr pesjenisen tpas er
bic 1ebersrifeper 5nfauibiliiten nennt.
Gr bdtte germ seieben rab man in
9<l1n9arn ii@ auf berielben
einte bemesen miroe. @raf Beuf
aber tcnnte bierauf ntdt einseben, al
leroinss ldon aus cem @runpe nidt
neil er auf innere &neele9enbeiten tel
men &infuB gu nebmen bat uno tbatz
id6li6 Die Nuffaliuns relieiSler Sra
gen ieitens ces @rafen .6obenwartb
BON Ter jest tn preuben mabsetenpen
pett Ysrlbieren 1T. Gtmas anperes 1T
es um rte Ste(lung tpel9e beipe Netde
su Stalten nebmen. Dd aueroines be>
febt etn lletereinfpmmer, uno atpar
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-09-16

~ poh.SfFces WrneszSrbers Tnb bas bilisfe nns
unt iere Dtitte ;ur usberenbune @eb une outen,
no Ne sa babsn fnb. basu setraudt merten.
gDenn bic 9famen nterhrebern eineeanet rereen,
,lten e tsutlh seihrieben ein unb tas Hrfan Gpuns
uup Sfaat senau une ridtte enseseben nerben.
Wenn eae 3eitune srn enem Yraamt an ett aneeres
serfest werten fpl 70 mug mmer aud tas gpRamt anses
eeben wereea mr. bic 3eituns friber emptaneen purte.
QDenn SemaaD iein glatt nht resemdsis empfanst
pbet @ auf treent cine 4rt eber einidIei6en 70 tOte
Be- beeenee Nsent pwie bic Serausssber irslst4 be-
aaGridtgt perten.
Die @erantmrrtdteit fur @ebfentunssn fir tte Bel.
tuna perben ur nur tann ubernetmen, eeben per
reehrirten Brief pber per gURSffee+ rnesOrcer &C.
f@eben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-09-16
neuelte na6ri6ten
auf ber rritten Sette.
MuSldmoti@e Ma@ri@ten.

europa bat feline eeiee9ebenrenaumz
mern. feline Narlamente, in melden bic
tefen Steiner fssn unp ;abdoie @eiest
retottirt merren. Spbalc IS G9 ater
um cine nidtise Staatsaction, iet Is
in frierli6em orer frieseri16em Sinne
banrelt rann treten eintee Minti iter ;uz
neilen aud eefrSnte 5dupter su1am<
men, ras gplf uno feline Gertreter fino
rorauf anse,rieien, ii, reipeftubler Gnt<
fernun9 ;u;uieben uno untertbantsit su
marten> big e5 ben 2antesndtern ae<
f1ut etmas 1nit;utbeilen.
@p 1T es eeeenmdrtis rer Tau BIN
fi9tli9 rer 3u1ammenfunft Der &ailer
BON Selterrei6 uno ceS neuen beuti9en
Bunres. Nnfanelid ldien es, bic
beicen Mcnarden bitten lepielid bic
MtFdt eebatt rurd itre perl1nlids
Seaeanuno ben unter tbrem Seepter
ifebenosn @Slfern gu sei9en cob Seierz
reid unc YreuFen aus Teincen su
Trsunren semcrcen unc eob rte 3eit
no Deutlde aesen Deutide einaneer
tefrieoen nerl9wuneen iei. gfun aber
sernimmt man. rab in aller StiQe Don
Berlin aus rer Gurfgismard uno BON
@ien aus rer &eidsfansler Beuit Be-
9leitet BON riplpmatilden 0eitern ntez
reren STANCES, i'm 8oee @altein einsez
trofen iinb, rob tort itd cine 9an;e
8anslei prsaniirte, I'M rie @erhonrz
luneen Ter 6errlder unc ibrer Miniz
iter aua;ufertissn uno raf ceridierene
5aoeefrasen, ME bic italienilhe, rie
firdlide in 1eutl9lanp u. I. t. tebanz
relt murcen. Gin Correspondent tez
ridtct tariiber:
Muer 8lide ino beute mierer mie
rcr feds Sahren ouf 0aitein oeridtet:
Ga itein 1T aesenmdrti9 ccr Siy Ter
@eeieruns res Teutiden 3eides, iein
&ailer balt bort felt rem IS. Nueuit
6cFaser sldn;cnre Te1e rerberrliden
ieinen Mufcntbalt. slter nidt rteie,
icntern tie rclitilden @erbanpluneen,
melde in 0altein aepfo9en weroen,
te1dafti9en bic pclitilaeBelt. @aitein
uterraet beuer Gms. @a5 bier fttu
srrtereitet pprcen, iuu BORT ter Welt
als Gbat1a6e Dor Nusen treten: bic
8efeitisuns gutter 8e;iebun9en stpiiden
ZEN beiren Na6barreiden bic Grbalz
tun9 unp 8efeitis pes eurppatl9en
TrteeenS. uDaS 0erbdltnib swh@en
Deutldlanc uno Seiterreid," idreibt
bic amtlide uYrcn. Gprreip." .ubeourfte
elmer &ldrunA bic ft9 ni6t pbne ttef<
sretfence Gri9ltterunsen unb l1mseital<
tunsen spusieben lief. Na@bem oer
@ettfampf UNI bic 2ettuns ter reutiden
Nnsele9enbetten erleotet mar, befannte
preueen it@ iofprt ;u Der l1eber;eu9unG
tae einem freuurl9aftli9en GtnYer>
nebmen swt19en Deutidlanb uno Se<
fterrei9 1T BEN @erbdltni6en tetrer
ednper fein 5inoernib entsesenfebe -.
SIM 6inbltd auf einen &pi9tisen Ib<
lbnttt Der peutiden @eldidte fam bas
8eturfntb freunt1 11aftlt9er 8estebun<
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-09-16
Summer 2O1.
eett ra0elte tabin, fid freunrl l9o ftli9
atrartenc ;u serbalten."

DaS beist NIT peniser 9e1runpenen
@o:ten: 6iirit gismord setet fieb ol5
ent16ieeensr @eener ceS Yapfe6 uno
Der ibm treuen 0eiitli6fsit unp e5 1T
ni6t i9mer su erratben> mas bic norbs
ceutl9en Bi161fe Son risler Seits iii
ertparten baben. Ger 1ferreidiidje
@eidstan;ler tasessa rurfte in eis(er
Ni6tung Dem Gir1en 8t5mard nt1t
Die 6ano retden1 neil penn bod nod
Elm fatbpli19er &ailer i'm 6intersrunoe
iebt. Mit Der bayerilden 8eeieruns
batte Bismard piel lsi9teres Spiel eez
babt tenn an eer Stelle be6 aurudae<
tretenen sutfatboli19en @rafen 8ray
| febt nunmebr cer aufsetldrte @raf
5e9nenber9zDur> mel6er an firdenz
fetnrli6em Gprtl ldritt6fnne nt9tS au
miiniden iibrts ldst an Der @pise Der
Nesierun9 tn Win6en> unb &Snia
9ucwis bat patur6 neuerbtnos aeseiat
melder gartet eisentli6 feline @un{t
gilt. Speten melpet Ter Gelesropb,
cab Safer Wilbelm benz &Bniae BON
Bayern in ccilen Heieen; etnen 8elu9
9ema9t babe.
@cn Straebur9 l6reibt man: Die
Grrtdtun9 elmer 3oQItnte ;wt l9ea
Tranfrei@ uhp Gllae 1T BON Sette ber
SerDlferun9 lebr unsiinitis auf9enpu>
men rorcen. Die Mabresel 1T 70
plHBli9 unc unporbereitet eefommen,
eae capur9 piele Oelddfte sei1Srt unb
piele Sntere6en ernltli@ nerlebt tprrten.
Bi5 gum 1. Sanuar 1872 mtrb man
id in rer b6dit fatalen Gage befnpen,
fir cte aus Granfrei9 ein>> 1opie fir
cie na9 Deutldlanp auseefabrten
@aaren 3cu gu entridten. Sn allen
Spinnereien uno Mcbereten tpirb UNI
unterbroden 9earbettet um Dor bem 1.
september nod tie 9r1btm59lt4e
Menee BON Gabrtfaten aa9 Granfreid
gu liefern. Die Beieuun9en itno 70
aus9erebnt bab e6 unmS9lid 1etn wtre,
fie nur irsenrtpie su befrieptsen, uno
caB, wenn bic Grif Ter freten Gtnfubr
Yerldneert wiirre rte eaee unierer Mr<
better fir 9anse sefdert mdre. SIM
enteeeeneeieBten Sale m1Gte il, Gol9e
cer auf'6 duberite setriebenen Yroout>
tipn leidt cine &rt1 eintreten, wel9e
fir man6e 5duler berenfli9e Gol9en
baben f5nnte.
Na@ einem 8eridte be6 @rafen
bat fi9 in parts cine Ligue
de la delivrance C8efreiuns@<Bunp)
3ebilret, mel9e ZEN 3ped nerfolet bic
binneieuns 3u Granfrei9 in Gliab unb
eotbrtneen gu erbalten. Dte beutl9en
Beb5rben tperren bic Mitslieoer uno
Neenten bieier eisa mobl i9arf beo>
,a9ten. +.
Dem ~glirnb. Carr" tptrb sel9rte>
Ben: Der fransSf19e unterrt@t6mtz
ntfer Sule8 Simon bat pieier Sage
cine @eiluns erloi7en, ,ppua@ bte elz
ldlfi9en unp 9otbrtneii9en 2ebrer,
menn fe bic sur pertrassmdbtsen Grtf
1d fit bic fran36flde Nationalitdt erz
Fldren ibre @ebdlter fortbe3ieben.
Diele @ersanfisuns wtro nod etne tte>
fere eide Il, ben bisbert9en eli6fflaen
reiben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-09-16

gen 6pl9en rem betcen Jte91eFuH9eH
sum enti9iecenen Nusrrud, unp cie
&unrsetunsen jener 3eit ertalten jsBt
ibre feierli6e Befdti9uns curd bic 3uz
1ammenfunft rer Mcnarden. -. Die
slnnabruns ;piiden Geutidlano uno
Seferrei6 rirc in ibrem @ertbe fei<
nesmesS taour9 perminrert, rae ite
nidt fir Die 3rpede zines fSrmliden
8incni0e5 erfpl9t. Gielmebr bat man
Melen uno Bepeutuns pes neue1 Ser
baltniies smil9en betpen &eiden 9erars
rartn su ertennen cab es ni6t rurd'
cine swinsenre Notbmenoi9feit rer peii
tilden Sage, ioncerr our9 bic Ser
wanpti9aft Der @eitnnunsen uno 9s*
cirfni7e besriincet 1T. Da5 Ginccr:
ltdncnib smiiaen Deutl9lano uno o.
iterretd-mett entfernt eine 0efatr
poer cine Drcbuna fir anpere Mdtte
in Td III ldliesen entipri6t leria!it
benz teiperieiti9en @erlansen nad rau>
ernper TIreerun9 rer semetnl lamsn
@oblfabrt. SIT alien smilden teiren
Reeierunsen aus9etaui6ten freunc<
1baftlt9en &unp9etun9en fncet ftd
rie 3uperiIdt ausselprrden bag ibre
Gintra9t ;u elmer fsiten Stiise fir ben
6riepen Guropa'5 rerren mirp, uno rie
tbatid9ltden @erbdltniNe wie rer per-
lDnlide Gbarafter rer 5errl9er umsez
ben riele @erbeibuns nit 8iirsIdafz
ten, uter reren 0eptdt tie 6fentlide
Meinuns Gurrpa's nidt im 3weifel
iein fann."
0leid;eitie iammelt iid an Der unz
tern Dpnau Stpf ;u ,euen 9ermifez
lunaen, YeranlaEt pur6 ben Staat Ruz
mdnten. auf re1en Ibrpn eth preubtz
1der Yrins figt unp rei1en Sberterr rer
turfi1de Sultan lit. Giienbatnlhwinz
celsien tradten rts 0rcbmidte in let<
baftcn@erfetr uno man weiB nod ni1t,
rpbin pieie @ermideluns fiibrt.
y4ie i'm Sfen 10 crcben Bclten i'm
8eiten. SIM Mdrs 1T ;rar ;u Tranfz
furt am Main nit 6rantrei6 Triere
aeldlclen mprren ater nod iinc sablz
rsi9e punfte ;u erlcrisen, ;u weldem
3mede leitrem 8eccllmddtiete teioer
Nei9e ir rer ehemalisen freien Rei6sz
ifart taaten. Sdpn felt einiaer 3eit
bice es, rab Die Trunffurter Trierensz
perbanrluneen feinen Tortsans tatten;
IS wieoerbolte ii6 ra6 Sdauipiel rel<
DIES na6 cem Nbidlub ce5 @eriaiusr
Yraliminar>6rierens ;u 9ru7el aufee<
fubrt murpe. @ie BIER 10 rubten in
Nranffurt Die @erbanclunaen einiae
@pden jegt beibt es, rab iie feline er<
freuli9e Dencuns nebmen, pab iie
Deiie ateebrcden peroen.
Daran reiben fd oeri9ierene anbere
Dtnee. Der tpsilano fran;6fide Mi< |
nifer cer aaspdrttsen slnseleeenbetz |
ten, Sules Gapre> bat ietnen &idtritt
pom Mmte nit elmer Depeide an caS
8erliner Cabinet soQ;ogen, tn wel9er
er auf bte unausl5lalt@e Getnpi9aft
binweist bfe fprtan 3wiiden Grantret9 |
unp Deutl9lanb resen Der Nnnerion
Don Gl1ae une 2otbrinsen beiteben
weroe uno beFeben muile. Der rei<
Lamb 8ertbeiciser Don Strabbura Sc
neral ubri9> Der aus Nmerica pon 81
idhern einen Gbrencesen gum @eldent
erbalten, bat in ietnem Danfiasunssz
idreiben bic bei itimmte 6pfnung aus
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-09-16
Ser ,@anberer" nacb europa

Sebe @p6e seben cine Nnaabl Gremplare bes
yManberer" na& europa, unb mir MAIDEN bic
2eier beipnbers aufmerfam, nab bic uebsrien-
buns pes 8Iattes an Germanbte une Grsunbe
tentsitsfbeS Sceaus etn iebr seeisnetes Mittel
III, einen ununterbro9enen 0erfebr nit benicl-
ben ~ unterbalten unb Fe iiter bic 3uftanpe
bteies 2anpes Su unterrt9ten, beNer als es bur1
8rtefpe9lsl sel&eben tDnnte.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-09-16
ct. Yaul uno Stpur GttY.

Wttlwautee, ct. paul unb Mtnneapp>
ltSz3use.
0urd;use mad sem Often (Grpree.)
assaus 7.o0 Ma6m: unt $50 @urn'. @"tunft $40
9prm. unb $50 9atm.
minneapolis uns ct. Saul 3ase.
Avmmeu ar..3 3:OONa6ut. geten ab...'.. o:l0sfatut.
ct. saul uns Gbieaso Snse.
@eten ab gad Safinss nnb @sswtns o.oo Na@m'
Nntunft $50 0prn1.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-09-16
Beheuuueex, griete &c. itue III acreiitren
"W A N D E r E R -,
L. B. 1870,
ST. PAUL, MINI.
Gi1enbQbn Syabr<Yldne.
st. paul uno NactTc.

Nod Nurta, GIT Giser ct. glrus unb Saut 8apits-
gerlaNen st. gaul 1880 @rrm une 23v slahm. ure sr'
reideu Sauf Rapits 1925 unb 1885 gtadm; rerlanen
Sauf Wapies 700 gprm unn 2:00 Nadn. uHt erreiden
ct. paul 1900 Miitt. unb llhr Natmtttass.
Ct. paul Wlinneasrlis unb Oelanp 3Ise.- geraNen
Gelanc 6:15 Wrreens GR'nneaprts 500 Mrrsens unh
erreden st. Yaul S:45 Wcrsens. 3urudebrene reranen
eieieben ct. gaul sis sfadmaes; WttnneaprltS 6:OO
Wadmittass uub erreiden Gslanr 7:30 Abenss.
st. Saul, Delanc, Qitfeb unb Benton 3uee.-geraNsn
st Gaul S:45 Ncrsens; Mlinueaprlis $50 gfrr5ens
erreiden genfpn 4l0 Natmittaas. 3u1udtetrene rer'
la1en fie 8eupn $40 Mrrsens; Mnneapclis 435 Na1-
mittaes; erreiden ct. gaul 5:15 9fa6mittass.
ct. qcul unb @inneapplis Ieermrtatipns- -3us.-ger.
tdst Ct paul 1850 Nrrseus erreidt gtnneasps 1883
9rrmtsss. 3urudtebrenb serdst er Mtinneasr1s 2:So
NaGmtttaes unb erreitt Ct paul $40 Na1mttfa6s.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-09-16
Sabr9an8 4.
OaS y o ftpp rtp

tn ben Der Staan unb Gambia betret 20 Cts per Sabr
unb mub eem Gmpfdnser BEL feiner Gpree pertel'
tdbrlie) pprauabe;ablt werten.
Wtan tann 3u iescr 3eit auf zen ,Uanberer" obrn-
niren.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-09-16
Giu(tnonnaen uno &orrf(poabenjen,

befpnbers iiber tirdlide unb antere tpidtise Be-
sebenbetten, Fne jeber3eit ptltcmmen, miil1en
aber pom 0erfaj5er untersei9net ietn.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-05-10
TiveIi Wine and Beer Hail.

An elegant place of resort is the fash
ionable Tivoli wine and beer hall, at 81
South Court, opposite Court Square.
The polite and gentlemanly proprietors,
Messrs. Rawalski and Peterson, do every
thing in their power to please their
guests. The Tivoli is elegantly fitted
up, and polite walters are always ready
to attend all visitors. Rawalski q
Co. keep the purest and finest liquors
of foreign importation, and the cele-
brated Winklemeyer Lager beer. The
beer is kept at an even temperature IN
large ice box ready for use. Every ten
minutes q keg of beer is taken from the
ice and consumed. Each Saturday night
a grand lunch is spread. Last Saturday
Ave hundred plates of Zarzy a la MIS-
sem, rare dish, were given away The
finest vocal and instrumental music is
disc cursed during these lunches. No
wonder three thousand people visited
the T.ivoli on last Saturday. Russian,
Germa, 4, Danish and French fish is i'm
ported by the proprietors. In few
weeks a wine cellar and restaurant will
be opened, in which good lunch can be
had for from twenty-five to fifty cents
The Tivoliis the grand wine and beer
hall of Mem phis, and the most popular
institution in the city. Go to the Tivoli'
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-05-10
Henry Ward Bcecher.

The following letter corrects state
ment published in the papers of this
city some days since to the effect, that
Mr.. Beeoher would deliver the annual
address before the Agricultural Associa-
ton. The letter is from Ford 4 Co.,
publishers of the Christian Union, of
which paper Mr.. Beecher is editor:
sl New York, May 6, 1871.
Peter Tracy, Esq. Memphis. Tenn;
DEAR SIR-Mr. Beecher requests us to
say in reply to your letter of the I'd inst,
thati. any announcement has been made
that he is to deliver the annual address
before ann agricultural association next
fall il is an error. He would be very glad
to visit the South, and to talk to its peo-
pie If they want to hear him, for he has
the warmest sympathy and kind feeling
toward them For year to come, how
ever, he will be too much engaged to do
anything of that kind The constant
demand Of his church, his people and
his paper upon him, are but a part OF
his labor, and he is now especially abb
sorbed in the preparation of his Life
of Jesus, the Christ.
He sends many thanks for the kind
words and sentiments of your letter. e
1 Very respectfully,
Hafti' j. b. FORD q Co.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-05-10

smiles, and no man can resist the at
traction of the former or the sensations
produced by the latter, when prepared
by Ben. Go and see him. Eat, drink
and be merry, for tomorrow we die.
Judge Emmons, Of the United States
Court, suggested at Nashville the pro
priety of changing the old common law
system of pleading, at present practiced
in the United States Court, to the State
system under the Code. The ignorance
of leading lawyers Of the intricacies of
the common law system of pleading is
stated as good reason for the change.
In second edition Of the BrinlSley
College ghost story, edited by Mr.. Robert
son, it is solemnly stated that the jar
contained $4,000 in gold, diamond
necklace, a set Of gold jewelry and valu-
able papers. How ridiculous it was to
suspend by q rope down in dark vault
so valuable treasure. The vault rob
bers, the medium says, are well known,
and will be captured.
Our confreres of the morning journals
have been suffering from chronic at
tack Of "unhappiness " since the ad-
vent Of the Thompson troupe in this
city. The state Of their feelings has so
often been published that many of our
citizens believe the locals " of the
morning journals to be melancholy trav-
elers down the valley of life, or engaged
in sentimental journey through news
paperdom. They are not suffering from
an attack of the blues, but Of the blondes.
Since the departure of the Nilsson
troupe numerous complaints have been
made to the police by quiet citizens who
are nightly serenaded by ambitious
young men, who torture music and their
neighbors ere they retire to rest. We
expect every day to see on the station
house books the name of SEINE young
Vieuxtemps or Br;gnoli, with the words
musical nuisance f" appended thereto.
1t is perfectly just and proper to have
music in your soul, provided you keep it
| there. wVn Bf fa