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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-04-01

s aufen

Wars7 @eurs 9arf, @lte.n @ateias 5arf uno W.
tbarina eeb.. Ncrit.
Mdrs 10. Matbitba 2puiia @an;sr, Gltern: N'@ae
Wanser unb Maria Masbalsna ssb. 5irs.
5ubert ebuarb Sdmis. Gltera: 5ubsrt S@n'ts u"0
@liiatetb seb. Napel.
sRar; "A. Swim mottias gult. Gltsrn: Matbias
Bolt unb NINA eeb. Sanbers.
GQdr3 IS. Matbias gaber. gItern: Matthias 5aeer
unb Marta seb. Simpn.
Ntdrs IS. Gatbarina g~ransisfa S%ehrans. @ltern :
Scbann. SeFerans unb abereFa ssb. 8asbus.
SPAR, 10. Gatbarina Drsis. Gltern: Soiepb Dreis
unb Naria set. sdneitsr.
mdrs 20. Jran; Suispb Gass. eltsrn 5rani S'lspA
Giles unb Gnaa gatbarina seb. san'iet.
agdr, 26. @scra Bernard Masen. Gltsrn: Sotn
Maaea uut Maria seb. areutbsr.
epa suIesb,ua etrubb. Gltesn: Mi3ael Strutb unb
Gattarina seb. @srt.
Maarta Ngnes SanIen. Glttrn Seinri& Saniea unb
@ertrub seb. Gutenberg.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-04-01
Sic ndbiten @ableu.

Setesmal renn Der @abltas tpistertebrt
fommt cine eewi0e Nufresuns in bic Bep0lte'
runs. @enn sorber nod 70 rubis, taum unte1
Der 9ano basun bic &ebe IL, 'baB bieler sber ie-
ner 8ureer fur Gin Mmt u%laufe", iobalb taa
nEidst" teraus it, fsbea piepe parteien EN-
amber tempf5trttt sesenater, tint tbren Ganoi'
bateu ben @iss au peri@oftu. g. 1T tie6 Elm
3ei6en ~eelunesu politil&eu gebens, benu no bic
8irser elei9saltis bel ben @abIea fab, ideint
Is, als pb fe ni9t siel uni iare politil3en Sn-
teredtn seben. 9ier bantelt IS f@ ni&t iowobl
UNI cine pplitiide WabI, unb bod brinet bic
politit einiee Garbuns biuein unb erbebsn tie
alien Dsmptratsn abermats NIT 9ie3es3user>
f&t ibre SABINE.
Mm Dienitas .purten lit iibli&sr Convention
bic g%rneununssn fir bic 3u beiesenbeu SteQen
semadt uab bas 1idet, welaeS bas Grsebnib
iener 8erbanblunsen IL, serbisnt bas 3utrauen
Der @dblsr. Gs NQen unb Sebermann insbe-
ionbere re&t 3u treHen, tafir eiebt 70 feineGou-
penticn unb es uerben f& immer abwei9enbe
Meiruneen funoseben, felbf tenn bic bslen
unb fabisfen Mduner pursei9laeen psroen.
Sober 8atssr bat bic poue Greibeit Der @abL
rem feline @timme gu eeben, tuel@en ct fir ben
Iausli9i1ep balt. Mbsr Gines barf tfiner ser.
ss7en: msnn ieber mad ieineut 8opfe esbt 70
it benz @au3en i&leGt sebient, benn bic ardfe
3eriplittern l@ alabnnn uno bic sei@Io1eue
&sibe Der @eeuer sepinnt een @ies. @o 1T
90 bel SHsntliden @ablen beiunbers. 8etra@'
tet bas beutise 9itet; ni9t Seber pirb Is in
alien 9beilen ieinen 0lniden entfpre@enb fit.
ben, aber bic Gntwideluns bts Sfentli&en Sc.
bena IN eirer &spublit forbert, bab Der gin3elne
unter 11m1dnben feline eisenen @iui9e BEN
eansen @~eueinween gum Spfer brinse. Bon
pieiem Stanbpuntte aus empfebleu mir bas sor=
liesenbe eemutratii9e 5idet. Gribere @ableu
baten seseist uie sefabrli@ cine 3eriplitteruus
Der 8rdfte INNER if, unb tteie 3eriplitteruns
tann nur sermieben tperben, tpenn bic temptra-
tii@en @abler 9aub in 5aub ssbsu. 2a0e
man d& nidt burd perl0nli&e &adl4ten bs<
fimmen, fonbsra jebsr bebalte eas aassmsins
@obl int Iuse.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-04-01

Dir Gtrma .. u. Jnser(eIl unb
So. aeist in beutiser Nummer bieies Slattss
ibren neuaa unb ero6en @aarenporratp an,
murauf mir uniere 9eier aufmerfiam MAIDEN.
8etanntlit nal bic GirH,a bis{ss Sabr ss3wuu>
gen, :br 2otal III persr0bern> Elm ii@erer 8eueis
pom Der GsrsrSberuns ibres 8uncenfreiies. wie
tenn aud bic 3ablrei&en &unoen unb Greurbs
bes @eldaftss barin ubereinRimmea, ba6 bas>
mas bic Girma in tbren lu3eisen oeripri9t, i&
aud tets 70 serbdlt. Gerner it au bemerten,
baB 9err CHARLES Wablsr pieter in bic 8irma
eiuast,eten 1T.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-04-01

Deffentli@e &tntasuns! CUR sroB-
ten unb Dolitdnoislen &eitaurat'un: Die Don
6. S9mibt Nr. 242, Drttte Strabe. gou
Jest IN ,perhen 3u ieberS tunbe Tide Nufern,
@eRus.l, Joreasn. 8letldiorten aner art, @io,
tur, MGes, pas ber Marft an Delisate1sn btetet
~1trpirt. Die fein(en @eiue unb eiqueurs bic
tet msine Bar; 8ridte, Gunfett unp Goncitp>
reiuaareu in better Muspabl. GieNufuartung
3u ieber 3eit bic bette.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-04-01

Sir Mb1@Gbun9be Der @teuerauf-
f@IGse auf @traben-g erbe0erunsen bat Der
Mayur semdb ben. asaen @eiese felseabe Goua>
miidre ernannt:
l.. @arb: 6. 8. @durmeier, yarter Yaine,
Mi9ael &oa@.
2. Warb 81. y. Rittleu, @eo. @eutton,
8m. Tawlon.
3. Warb 9. 9epitt, s. s. Simme. @ss.
Gulper.
4. Warb: s. 9. Jo1epausb, q. %. Mcoss,
5. 6. George.
5. @arb: $. @mptb S. g. prinee, &bas.
Ya0apant.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-04-01

@arb e pminatipntn.
Sir Mlbermen:
Grte Warb s s. Sill.
3weite @arb : Tbomas@ beardn.
Dritte Warb: Sames 8. MarfieIb.
gierte @arb Gbauncy @. Briggs.
Gunfte Warb: 3errmanE rott.
Sir SGul-Sn1pettsren.
Grlle Warb s. s. q. @tubbart.
;3meite Warb Qputs DemeuIes.
Dritte Warb Ibomas @raee.
gierte @arb So Sinner.
5Infte Warb : Sir brti SABRE: 8. 8. OH
les (atseebnD. Sir ;wei Sabre: s. 81
@Groeber.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-04-01

DasIebte Concert Ser Mu 1itg E,
leIIfdaft mar sinss Der sIdn3enetsn una
isbr 3ablrei9 kelu@t, eeion feb't uus bsuts
rsrRaun, nabsr auf bic auass3etdnetsn 9eifuu>
ifunsen Der Mitelieeer tisitr l~trisens ni6t nur
in ct. gaul, ~fcnrern in weitsn areiien ribn-
litit betannten Gs leQi9aft ein3utreten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-04-01
9 { II . r B E n.

gFdr; 8. Gattarina gieien. 81 Sabre alt.
Ndra II. @cttlieb gpppler, I. S. 9. 81. alt.
@dra 10. Mars Botet. Sc S. alt.
Wofa @lisensts, 2 81. 10 Sage alt.
Mdra IS. 9einrt1 Sufepb Rcempel, 1 N. alt.
Mdr; Is. Matbtas Saber, 4 8. alt.
Md,; 10. 5raut @teruaana, 20 s. alt.
Mihad Burh, 49 6. alt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-04-01

Sicrn,it fase id Ter Mrs. Or. 80. N'aer nneinsn tnnts'
Sd fatts belize aase auf's idIirrmae erfreren. Seter-
NOM. Der mid iaG unb i'd ieitit ~elautte; bab mir eie3eben
atfaQen rirbsu rnb ta6 i'd mit9in fstr letdt 8riiprel
fSaute tleiten. SntcB, 9arf Der ausasaeitneten 6e;lial=
ben oer Mrs. Or ". Wtlsr, 1T b!rs cine 3ebe sur
SGIfte ob. NIB ID tanu ptsber iu gut setsn, tpis fraber.
IRtt CANT
Setter 9iferohtg,
Caledonia Wtnn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-04-01

Der Morbprc3eb sesen .. 0unts,
msl9sr Ser grmoreuns res S. Stsble in ct.
IntbonY aneeflaat H. natm roQe adt Sage in
Iniprua. Die SurY ipra6 ben anseflasten
tes Warees i'm ~susisu 0rate 14uleis; bic
Strafe taflr 1T Iesenslaneli6e Oefaussn(daft.
Gin neuer yroseb 1T teantra3t.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-04-01
Tarm SIT perfmfen,

Cine aar.a sen 80 sIder Qant. tprsrn u~nssfdtr rs alder
untsr gRua uni gut ~einsefeust fue. NIT einen 2estaus
init 4 3inlnern nsbt gpgtru1tbauS TT ~ %eertauten. Her
Aet 1T itDnes 5rl;s une 5eutdub, las Wansr nabt bein1
9aule. Die Narm lisst in Buffalo 3crn, NDrtsbt 0ouu<
to, ~srsisiertel Neilen BON elmer tatbrIidsn 8irte. 8anT@
bentnsunsen: Gin 0u,tcl baar. Der Ret III mabtaen Sn'
tsrtfen auf 2 pbsr 3 Sabre mad gelteben bis RaufeEs.
Nat;uirascn al Ger y eliean safe bet
1856 Neter Gerfht.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-04-01
TQrm at p%erfaufen.

Cine 1oru, rtrb Jun, gertauf ansebSten; Re bait 80
Oder. wcvrn s. uufer gFue. fetr quite Dieen 30 Mde.
auten gu,d, eutes WaFsr benz 5aus uae cute Staauns.
Nass %etneefenst.
Minneicta 4 Mtele. Ron Gbasta, S pom Carver uab S ssu
Gtatrpee Scott 90. ,
Ndbsres ~ erfrssea bel Srans 81 tn esssls 'sss aal
BEN Ylas baflbf. oo@o4
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-04-01
8rieffafen beS ,@anberer. s"

eenaen. y. 81. Man ntuB bic Meni&en
ntbmen, tie fe fus.
New gienna. 9. &. l1eber MQes fclst
brieli9e Musfunft, tpertber Greunbl
@batppe.. Die v@9ulerin" rSse uur
re9t oft ldreiben.
Jur Gtnfenbung neuer Mbon>
nenten mSssn uuiern bersltGsn DAM em'
p~fansen: &ep. 6. &. in Caledonia, &ep. s. 3.
in ct. Deter unb 6. g. In Swatcnna.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-04-01
Tarm 5u p%erfaufen.

gu s%ertaufen 50 gder Qanb, wpssn IS ader anter
THus, 10 Ader 9sulaue. bas lbrse al 8uf@ II Gutter
u. {. m.
Die Jaru1 ltest in Blue Garth s.. Mtun. 7 Meilen ron
ct. Setter uno z Vteilen pom @dntatp, unb rirb perlautt
aus freisr 5anS BON BEN un~terasianeteu.
Nntpn Maper,
Wasenmader IN @ansasu, Blue Garth Go. Mixu.
1918
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-04-01

Grp6er 9iebmarttif nadNen Mitt<
TODD ben S. Mpril in @inuna. Marftplab an
ter Dritten Strabe, swiiasn 3anfas uno Mar>
fet StraBe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-04-01
DanfIQ9ung.

6iermit tanen mir Be- pioneer 6aten utS setter eont'
saarx, ionie benz 81. ge.er unterfusu s>8erein nne al
len Denienisen. mel9e rdtreno Der Rrantseit uno am yet'
denbeedneniB bes 5rn. sRidael Surb itre ahflnaene
er.pieien. unisrn beralidfen Gcnf ab.
@ittpe Barbara 8urh une Ht11oer.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-04-01
@pb(feil at %perfQufen:

80 Mde Rant, Que gut ~enseftnst, so Nder uater 0xttur
Elm au.es Bludbaus nit sute,n Seller. folite @tanunseu
uus deuue. retdlides Baubols; 81 Nder wurben lesten
5ertf eepFdet uno fnb gum 0etreisebau auberetet out
elmer lansen Strede etne CUTE 9tra6e z Meilen pom WVta'
naepta, IA spu st. PAUL.
Gcbn 6orman,
MT Gaaau 1pun.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-04-01

HeD. 8. SreIanb peist tn einent Idnse-
re1 Artifel bes uYicneer" pom lesten Mittpp1
bic @ebaiTstett Ter "pfeb' ecsea bic bieiisen
Ratbolifen sebubreab sarid.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-04-01

Nle Diejsnisea, ,pside ttrsn ausndrhaen 5reunttn cine
auserldfaae get9re,buns unb 8arte scn 1tnnefpta sutrut'
men laNen wvleu fpaten teren M5reNen teutlid eeidrie<
ben at Mm. Seeeer Der. stats areaiurer in st. gaul
fdiden, melder bsauftrast 1T, bas esutiteGtnmanberunes-
pamphlet auf Soften bes Staates ;u p%erfeneen. III
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-04-01
nnt5ug.

@ad tsm I. Npri1 werten trir unler @eihaft IN unier
ueues Q,fa!, SO. 81 unt 80 @iaiean &penIe, serlseen.
Bed II. @irtl,
Gtieass, SD.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-04-01
@arb=Seamtc.


Grfe Waro.
Gin N%lsermann, fir Die Mn,tsoauer DON BRET sSatrer.
Gin 5&ulinipestur, fir pie @rntssauer pon Srei Sabren.
3weite1are.
Gin Msernann fir tie NntSpauer scn erei Satreu.
Gin Shulinfpeetpr, fir bic Sn1tsoauer Won cret Satreu.
Dritte u 70.
Gin Ilberr,ann. fur bic Mmtseauer poz Srei Sabsen.
Gin Sdainipeetcr, fir BE Gnsssoauer Don erei Sabren.
9ierte Bars.
Gin I!ssrnanu. fir Sic Nn1tsSacs- rrn erei Satren.
Gin 5tulinipcc:or. fir Ste IurtssaIsy Son erei Sasr.n.
gunitsS3ars.
Gin Ilee.rann, fir Ste Nmtspduer DON srai Sabren.
Gin Sdulinlrec.rr, fir Biz %.sa.ssauer son stei Sabren.
Gin SdniniYsetvr fir bic Im!0Oauer ron ;psi Sabrcn
CUR Nusiuauns Ter ntdt ataslauienea Mmtsoausr ven s.
s. Green. pslder aus Der Mars fortassreen it.
Gbeaio fir 5.iebsrsstttsr uuo G~pnita5t: in .bsnienisea
Iarss. ru iu!de unbsiett Fno.
Nerasr Mrs Notts sesebst, ea5 ter Wih!eru bic Jrase
Ger a~ussabe Don 100000 Spros fir tsn Neubau e;nes
Gbel5 Ger ct. gaul Bride lber Zen TiiIHiFrpi. 3lu6 CUR
Ib{tiumuaB ~srrgelest rperb.n rirS.
GbeuIu fte 5rase Der Nuaeate Srr $50, 900 Bombs fir
Zen 9au user Ste anlase Don gbiusssanatea tSepas)
in Der Staet ct. gaul.
OspsIeiden bic Srase bsr grssabe scn s51,GtO SeaDs
fir cen S9ulbraro, ME bard mebrere Wcie Der gssislas
nit @snehmisuns svu, 6, Wars 1871 a%orssidrie6en
ii.
Die stimmisttsl atsr bieis 5rasen raSien aliu Iautsn.
Sir Sewer= Bombs. Ja; fir setpers Bombs, Netn.
Sir 9radsnz 9uuts. Sa; fur 8riidenbpnbs, Rsin.
Bombs FUR bsn Sdu!brarb, Sa; 5rnas Fir oea dul,
braro. Rsin.
4uf 8efebl bes @emeireerattes
81. s. 90 pnnpr.
StaptsGlerf.
Ct paut, Spar! 25. 1871.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-04-01
MufprDerun0.

gDsr bic Taursr- rnS Stetntaucrs Grbeitsn fur BE nsae
Maria Simmeifatrtfirde lit It. Yaul su sbsrnetnen Sc,
seuft, bat iein Mnsebct bio gum 10. @Yrl 5. s. bel trdr.
@eneralpicar P. &lemens Staub einSureiten. Nu6 trns
nsn bafeltft pldne nebft SYeiiFeat'onea %etnseisten rerbea.
9aS Committee.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-04-01

Die Counts 8erw altuns BON
&amies Guunts toilette i'm Sorisen SABRE in ben
psridieeenen 3weisen laut 8eridt bes County
WubitrrS. tpn6 fpiat.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-04-01
Tarn1 at p%erfaufen.

Cine 5ar.n in Buffalo Sumnihip. nate gsli'an Pate.
Sunoen an serfaufer. OteIetbe bat 100 Oder, Elm sutes
Wpbnbaus, Is ater seeleart. nit BEN ihrnltsn Sol, IN Der
@lluseasne (gaumitdmme); nur rier gteilst! ron 9ahalu
3o,pn unb iiebsn gieilen pen Der Standardization @Onte-
cells, gDrisht Co., Nian. 81
Gtmpn @alifb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-04-01

5termit nirb bcsanut een,a&t, bas bic s4aplrihter fd
an ben ~fptsenpen Yldeeu uaO CUR ~felsenbsn 3sit seriam.
meln ,psrben
1. % rb.-Mm Samftas uab Wpntag pru 9 utr
Wicrgeus bis 4 l1br Nabmittass, i'm Riuetaba engine,
baus.
{. &earbpr,
. presley
". q ale.
Mattridter.
2. Warh.-gm 5rsttas uno Samitae bon 10 bs 10
lbr gprmtttass unb an, Rrntas BON 2 bis + ubr Sad.
mittass i'm GourtsauS.
Wm. 9. Nurras.
I. - Sarneo.
SDtn sc pnnpr.
Ndtlrtbter.
3. @arb.-Am Oornerfas, Samfag unp Montas
Don 10 ubr 9crmittass bis 2 tbr @admittass, in b.rGitp
6au.
O. MitiG,
=. 3. ! RI m e..
Sobr Dillia ms,
gGnblribter.
4. Darb. Sim Samtas uno Icatas BON 10 ubr
gprmtttass bis 3 ubr 0admittass. tn, Sope 6nstnebaus.
Sarien,
g.. %. Wp ore,
S. 81. 1oose,
91ablrthter.
5. Da1b.-am 5rei.as. samtas uno Mrntaa ecn 9
ubr gsrmittass bis 5 lbs Na4mi;dss, in, Rnaufts
Blod.
Us. G.. 5artpbpru,
8. RnauTt
10. y. j. ppt
g3ablridter.
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OfftcteIIe Stabts3eitun q.
&ota1= Nentgteiten.
Staot=@ abIen.
Oe1npfratiibe 9tpmtuatipme,,.

~etNOICuItISDe 1lDuutU0ltOIse1s"
@tabt=Eidet.
Sir Rasor: @iuiam See.
Sir @tabt-Nnpa w. 81. German.
Sir Stabt-Gomptroller =. %. Nobe.
SIR Stabt.S nipeftor: .. e. Gurttce.
Sir tra6en-Gpmn1ta
Gr1er Gtitrtft.
(gntbaltenb bic Dritte unb 0ierte @arb.)
Jrant Ded.
3meiter Diaritt.
Vutbalttnb bic Grte, :3peite u. ganfte @arb. {
Sobn 9tnfeb.
Sir County 5ontmildr
Sir 3mti SABRE:
8. 8. 8arneY uuO Sofepb 9arby.
Sir Elm Sabr:
Daniel &ellY uno Sobn g. Yrince.
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2u Verrenten

~ older eutss @artenlanb. nabe 3. Msidsls @rpeerie
Store, III fehr tiQia III rerrenten.
Ndberes in Der Office eieiss 8Iattss.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-04-01
st. Naul Marftbcribt.
Wbulelale Yreije.

ID d sntItd Gurresirtpun @ttr. Gimme.
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.a1l &pti5+

Gitp Glerfs Office.
ct. paul, Wiinu., D2drj "a. 1871
Sic idbr1ihe Gbarter : @abl
fur bic Stabt 81. gaul mirS absebaken uerben ala ud&.
ten
Dienita9,.
BEN oierten Sag Mpr;l,
5wtfdsn Zen S:unben prn neun ubr 8crnittass unb funf
u1r Nadmittass. an ben dbtiSeu pldsen sur Gbbaltuns
Bon Nahlen In ben psrItiebenen Warbs Ter {. tatt.
Die gu nableuben 8samtsn iinb:
Staot-B Beanie.
Gin Waopr, fir bic Mmtsoauer e;ncs Sabres.
Gin Stabt.N fir bic Mntstauer RON ,psi
Sasren.
Gin Staet=&pmptrcller. fir Die M,mtstauer BON
bret Sabrsn.
Gin @tabt,Snip.ttor, fir bic Wn,tsbauer Don
brei Sabren.
Sbeaio Gin @traSen -GOmmilfar, fir bic t., 2.
uno 5. Warb.
Gin Strasen-eou n M iifdr, fur bic 3. IT,. 4. Warb,
jeeer fur bic Mattsbauer DOR 2 Sabrsn.
ebenfo ster Counts e cmmiljdre E, 1T ssnetnIamer
g8atl su erwdblen. ais Rspraientanten Der 6tabt st.
gaul iu1 Counts 8prb, bon eenen swei fir sret Sabre
eepablt tperSen ioaeu. unb 3mei fir etn Sabr; bic
Mmtsbauer Der 9ea,ntuas, fir watds Der Ganeibat
bic Stiume erti!s, mug bel Der Stmmabaabe aeuau
~angegeber merben.
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Bic idbr1ibe Charter : @abl
fir BE stabt ct. gaul wirb absebaksn ,serben ala Md.
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Gitp glerfs Office.
ct. paul. Minu., Wdrj "a. 1871
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9fpti3.

ct. paut, Spar! Is. 1871.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-07-28

SHOCKING ACCIDENT ON THE ToLE-
DO AND WABASH RAILROAD.-A terri
BILE railroad accident occurred at fifteen min
utes past six Wednesday evening, on the
Toledo and Wabash railroad, sixteen miles
from st. Louis. A freight train of thirty
three cars, heavily laden with grain, going
south at great speed, collided with gravel
train, on which were number Of laborers
returning home from their work. Six la
borers were killed outright, and four others
so seriously injured that little hopes are. en-
tertained of their recovery. About half OF
the remainder of the laborers were more or
less injured, some quite seriously. The
collision occurred on a short curve, and
neither of the engineers was aware that
another train was on the track until too late
to prevent collision. The engineers and
firemen of both trains jumped off in time
to save their lives. Both engines and a
large number of cars were demolished.
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CAPT. HALL takes with him ON his ex-
petition to the North Pole flag which has
an eventful and peculiar history. The flag
is a man-of-war boats ensign, about six
feet long and three feet wide. 1t was taken
out in Wilkes expedition in 1888, and was
on the vessel that went further south than
any of her companions. In 1880 the colors
were presented to the Grinnell expedition,
and were taken further north than any
other American flag had ever before been
exhibited. In 1854, when DR.. Kane went
out, Mr.. Grinnell loaned him the flag, and
it was taken still further north. After
abandoning his vessel DR.. Kane made a
perilous voyage in an open boat toward the
North Pole. The colors served for his pill
low when he slept in the boat. In 1857,
the flag was loaned to DR.. Hayes, who took
it half degree nearer the North Pole than
it had ever been before. At the completion
of each expedition it was returned to Mr.
Grinnell, and now it has been placed in care
of Capt. Hall, who takes it out with him
! in the PolariS.
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THE STATE JOURNAL.

THE STATE JOURNAL enters upon q new career |
under auspices which promise permanence and
increased usefulness :.
This paper will be Republican. The organ of
no wing or clique, it will aim TO represent the
policy of the National party; to build up q heal
thy National sentiment, and inspire love of the
whole country.
1t will not be the vehicle of personal detraction
nor be used to get its pets into office, nor to keep
others out. The safety of all is in the triumph
of the cause; and to secure it, all must labor
zealously and devotedly, and take their chances
in the general result.
Aiming to treat every member of its own party
generously it will be just to its opponents 1t
will discuss all questions of public interest fairly
and temperately. Asserting the right earnestly
and resolutely, and batting no jot little of the
truth which it is called to declare, it will aim to
speak the truth in love-
1t will commend genius, patriotism and virtue
everywhere and be as prompt to expose corrupt
ton and mbecility in its own party as in another.
We shall advocate all measures 10 advance the
public good, originating in our own party or out
side There are vital questi.ns enough between
us and the opposition without seeking issues
where oil good men should stand on common
ground
Believing popular Education to be the one cry
ng want of our State and of the country, we
shall give large space to its advocacy To edu-
cate thoroughly all the children of the State
should be the supreme and paramount work of
legislation To this sacred task we consecrate
our paper We shall plead the cause of the little
ones who have no voice and, in SO pleading we
| plead for the future of Virginia in whatever can
make her great and glorious.
The financial condition of the country, and es-
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MADE INSANE BY A DREAM.-lt has
been found necessary to take to an asylum
a Detroit lady who has been made insane
by dream. Her husband ard one OF her
sons some time since were drowned at sea,
and recently she dreamed that her other
son, who is a sailor, had been drowned.
In her dream she saw him fall from the
mast in gale into the sea, and awokc with
such shrek of terror as to arouse the
inmates of the house. She slept no more
that night, but rocked to and fro, moaning
that s'William was surely drowned /; she
knew he was" The next day her rela-
tives endeavored to Danish her impressions,
and almost succeeded in convincing her that
her boy was not only safe but would soon
be home; but that night the dream was re-
peated, and this time the mother seemed to
follow her boy alolt and to fall with him
from the yard, again giving a shrek that
brought the household into the bedroom,
they finding her on the floor in fit. Since
then she has been like one stunned by some
awful calamity. She spends her time rock
ing to and fro in chair eating Gully when
| forced to and constantly muttering the
words ''NIy poor Willie is gone, too
Every effort to cheer her up has been futile
and able physicians have attended her with
out accomplishing cure.
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Nf'U 1850 ta4t
TNTHE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
LIED STATES for the Eastern District of Vir-
ginia. ,tt
In the matter of William H. Simmontis, bank
rupt-in bankruptcy.
TO Whom it May Concern-The undersigned,
VIM. HI. Allderdice, of Richmond city, vir-
ginia, hereby gives notice of his appoint
Inent as assignee of the estate of William II.
Smmonds, of Northumberland coy, in said dis
trict, who was on the Goth day of June, 1871, ad-
judged bankrupt on his own petition by the
District Court of said district
Dated Richmond, July Sd, 1871.
WILLIAM H. ALLDERDICE, Assignee.
jy10-M3w
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Have you read in the Talmud of old,
In the legends the Rabbins have told
OF the hmitless realms of the airy
Have you read it--the marvellous story
OF Sandalphon, the Angel of Glory
Sandalphon, the Angel of Prayer?
How, erect, at the outermost gates
OF the City Celestial he waits, -s
With his feet on the ladder of light,
That, crowded with angels unnumbered,
BY Jacob was seen as he slumbered
Alone in the desert ut night
. lf tfllfrf
The Angels of Wind and of Fire
Chant only one hymn, and expire
With the songs irresj stible stress
Expire in their rapture and wonder,
As harp strings are broken asunder,
BY music they throb to express.
But serene in the rapturous throng,
Unmoved by the rush OF the song.
With ewes uninpassioned and slow,
Among the dead angels the deathless
Sandalphon stands listening heartless
To sounds that ascend from below
From the spirits on earth that adore, a.,
From the souls that intreat and implore
In the fever and passion of prayer
From hearts that are broken with losses,
And weary with dragging the crosses
Too heavy for mortals to bear.
And he gathers the prayers as he stands,
And they change into flowers in his hand,
Into garlands of purple and red
And beneath the great arch OF the portal
Through the streets of the City Immortal
Is waited the fragrance they shed.
1t is but a legend, 1 know,
A fable, phantom, a show
OF the ancient Rabbinical lore;
Yet the old medieval tradition,
The beautiful, strange, superstition,
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
/ TED STATES for the Eastern District of
Virginia.
In the matter of Isaac II. Walton bankrupt
in bankruptcy
To Whom it May Concen-The undersigned,
VIM. H. Allderdice, of Richmond city, hereby
gives notice of his appointment as assignee OF
the estate of Isaac H. Walton of Greenyille coy,
in said district, who was, on the 18th day of June,
A. d., 1871, adjudged bankrupt on his own peti-
ton by the District Court of said district.
Dated Richmond, July Sd, 1871.
WIN. H. ALLDERDICE,
iy l0-M3w Assignee.