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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-04-22

A YICEBoTALrr WoRTH IiAviSo. The
Yiceroyalty OF 1ndiais probably themost
valuable in the world, as II enables the
incumbant to save, ns q rulc, $4,000 q
year out Of his talnry, and tho whole OF
his private income for Ave years. Tho
salary Is Sl25,000 year, besides allow
Ances, a furnished house and all travel
ing expenses, and half that sum will on.
abIo most men tolivs in becoming splen'
dor. To poor man, however, (says ths
london Spectator the Office is less valuA.
bic, as he saves less from his home rev.
onuc, aud IL, like Lord Mayo, ho iI fond
Of splendor, m IrishmAn, and inlqeky
enonghto have Royal DukA for guest,
he may Iaye little indeed.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-04-22

CATTLE TmEvEs,-A Texas Grand
Jury has made q formidable present :
ment Of the crimes perpetrated on tho
people Of their State by tac Mexican
bandits who rnyagc the section Of coun.
try lying between the Nueces and Rio
Grande. Tho case is certainly very
clear against tho Me1icnns, who are com
mandcd by gonornls Of the Republic,
and who sell plumber openly in Mexi.
can markets. Tho spoils Of Texan cih-
Zens are said 10 amount to 1000 cattle
per month, or SO, 300, 900 worth per year.
The report OF tho Grand Jury has tho
merit Of being pungent and direct in
language, and fiIeS OH Cortinn, the rank
ing general, the title Of ranking COW
and horse thief on both froniers." It
is clear that these people need looking
after forthwith.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-04-22
Thnnk God fOr snnday.

Now God DO thanked that he has given
Blcst boon to saint and sinner
A day Ofrest-ono day in seven
Where toll Ia not tho winner;
Rest FOR tho tired and jaded brain,
The vearicd hand on Sunday,
That they might gather strength again
For toll renewed on Monday.
Tho merchant in his eounting.room,
The clerk DER desh and ledger,
The artisan at forge and loom, .rl.
The dltehsr and the hedger-
The lAborer, who must toll aud slave
From early dawn on Monday
Until the week sinks in It's grave,
All cry Thank God for Sunday
The day that lifts tho veighty chain
Which all tho week hath bound MS;
Tha. respite gives to heart and brain,
From thousand earos around US;
That in the toilsomo march oflifo
50 BIDS uI take, for ono day,
Rest from the battle and the strife,
Oh God be thAukodior sundayl
Ifthus by ali ono day ofrest
10 hailed, as respite solely,
How to the Christian, doubly bleSt,
Mus! be the Sabbath hSly; a.
As, in faiths light, he lifts Ills eyes !
70 tho bright world where, ono day
He longs 10 spend beyond the skies,
A blcst. eternal sundsyl
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-04-22

a LEGn QUASDAHE.rHere is n legal
muddle in Boston The Federal author.
tiles have compelled the private clubs OF
that city to take ont licenses rs retail
liquor dealers. Now, many OF the state
judges nre members OF these clubs and
this decision Of the revenue authorities
makes them retail liquor dealers and II
they remain members OF the clubs, and
the clubs do not give mp selling liquor,
what will the judges be but criminals,
liable 10 indictment by their own Grand
JurieS, and arrest by their own consta
bles ?-Bdliimor. Sim.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-04-22

Eaos.--It has been nsccrtained that
the ovqrium Of fowl Is composed Of
COO oyules or eggs therefore hen dur,
ing the whole Of her life cannot posi-,
bly, lay more than 600 eggs, which, in
the natural course, ntc distributed over
nine wears.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-04-22

Two children Of Mr.. Fcrrel, little
boy and little girl, living IN Grant Coun.
ty, KY, got into a playful scuRle lately,
when the little boy lell on his sister and
killed her instantly. The girl vas about
ten years old and The boy about eight,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-04-22

A good, finished scandal, full.nrmed
and equipped. such rs circulates in tho
world. Is rarely tho production OF SIN
gle individual, or even Of a single cotorie.
It secs the light in one; Is rocked and
lurtured in another Is pettcd, deyel-
oped, and Attnins its growth in third
and receives It's finishing touches only
after passing through multitude Of
hands,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-03-16
einmal folsenoe 8e9ebenbett. Cine
muifaliihe 2eitlhrift au6 Muo6bura

einmal folsenoe Besetenbeit. Cine
mudfaltide 3eitldrift aus Muesbura
beridtete fii3lid: vSn 5efoorf BET
Men9fofen in Niecerhayern muBte beim
Dantamt sele9entlid Der Rudfebr Ger
Soloaten auf @erlanaen oe5 pfarrer5
ols Sfertorium Die 8adt am 9tbein
nit Ble6muft 9elun9en werpen.
8auern &inoer &c. ian9en in rer
! STRIDE nit II - Sn 6vfbeim (l1nter:
franten) lpielte BET Der ndmli9en Ser
onla0un9 Der Sr9aniit an Sdlu0e
oe6 0ette6pisnlte6 bielelbe Melooie,
~wosu rie 2iebe S6ulju9enp> treili6
l6I9tern uno lcile!! miteinftimmte"
au' pa6 lebr 9esen cen 8iQen oes
pfarrera. Die Sdulju9eno l9eint
nebr Gatt su te7gen ais 80" Nan
aber trttt Der Ifarrer Don 6ofourf 6fz
fentlid 9e9en jene Bebauptun9 auf
uno erfldrt: uDenn 6err Witt in ieiz
ner 3eitldrift sum Saeiterbaufen ouf
luel9em Der &leru5 rerbrannt ,peree1
lou> Sol; bettra3eu III mu0en 9laubt
Damn mag ct es tbun. Nter i9 oerz
bite mir fir auemal ppn i'm je pieoer
in Der Beiie ertudbnt ;u wcrcen pie
i'd ioeben gu meiner nidt lebr ansez
uebmea ueterralduns ltie. Bet benz
erwdbntet1 0otte5pienite purce Die
Badt am @beine ntdt 9eiun9en pe>
oer auf mein 8srlan9en nod 9e9en
mein 8erlaneen, folslt9 baben AUDI
Die 9auern unc &tnber ni9t 9elunz
gen. User unter rem &c. &c. ais Mitz
lan9er 9emeint iino> peib t@ ni9t -
pieueidt bat Der 8dr mitsebrummt
ben f@ 5err @itt aufbineen lieb."
Der alte @oltaire la9te eini su leinen
per5iinpeten @otte6leu9neru: uNur
orauf lo6 oerldumoet, eS bleibt immer
etra6 bdu9en" Setne Singer perite>
ben e6 beute nod.
Sn preueea 1T 9e9enndrtis i,nmer
nod ca6 famuie S@ulauf16t6seieb
@esenitano au9emeinen @eprd9e6.
SIN Nb9euronetenbaule bat bic &e9iez
run9 caslelbe nit elmer Maioritdt BON
nur rs Stimmen pur6sebradt. AQes
6tirnrunseln ce6 Giiraen Bi5marf>
aueS Druben ee5lelten nit ieiner llnz
9naoe aue feline an bic Nprs0e perGonz
ieruatioen 9eridteten Barnuusen Dor
einerBunoe69enp0 lbaft nit ben ~va<
terlancs!olen> faat5 uno rei66feinolt@
den ultramontanen uno polen", lo>pte
ale feline an Die Mit9lieoer per Genz
Emancipation oerldwenceten Terlodz
un9en gum Mbfou Don ibren 0runcla@
sen uno sur Ereulof9feit sesen e{nen
ibrer beiten Dtitfretter sermodten benz
@eleb 3u feiner ftdrferen Mebrbeit III
perbelfen, al6 pemlelben bereits Dor ST.
Sfnuns oer plenarberatbunsen 9eiidert
mar. Man liebt allo> pab AUDI Die
eliidli9Ren Staat6mdnner ni6t tmmer
bon per Sonne pe6 0lufe6 bel9ienen
merpen. Gs 1T ein ufenes @ebeimnib,
cab bic Staatare9terune b. b. Garf
Bismard, iid bemiibt batte, einen Saz
tboltfen alS &eoner fiir pas @eleB auf<
trete1 81 lai1en. Ater fetn &atbelit bat
ii9 berett fnpen la0en, penn AUDI mani
DE Eaufl&einz z&atbplifsn fir cas- Sc
1eB fttmmten.
Das erpabnte @eleb finoet ibrigens
ii allen Gbeilen pes 2anpes bic entz
f@ieoente Mibbiatsuus. Selbf bie
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-03-16
Mfnfltf Mabri6ten
auf BET britten Geite.
Mn8lanoiidje Nadri9ten.

9luS DeutIalanb uno Defenders aus
BaYern fso III jin9fer 3eit 70 piele
betriibenbe geri6te uber bic Sage Der
fatbolil ilhen Stride in jenen Staaten
lber ben Seean 9efpmmen eoB es ben
9ejer nur freuen fann> >penn fib au1
onbere Stimmen oernebmen la0en.
ESp i9retbt man aus MIn9en: vl1n<
fer bte6jdbri9e Garneoal trus II redt
caS &ennsetGen unlercr rermalisen po<
litiiden uno reli9i6len Gerbdltni0e.
M@t6 pollte redt 9eliu9en peil ii9
bic @e9enldbe auf beicen @ebieteu TO-
gar auf benz 1cnft gang neutralen Ser
rain ce6 5umor6 uao Sder;e6 be-
fdmpfen. I'm 70 au9en:einer ater mar
Der 3ucran9 BET Bewobner Mundens
,u Der reliei15ernfsn Geier Ter Nlben>
befreuune ais Symtpl Der iroil9en
0er9dnelidtsit am Al9ermittwod.
Dtefe Geremonte bauerte J. 9. in eer
Dpmfir9e, NIT fur;en unterbre9ungen
BON 5 bts na@ IL llbr. leberbaupt
wiu man bic Grfabrun8 9emo9t baben,
rae boS relisi1le 2eben BET uns eeraoe
felt tem Gntieben ber prptef>fatboliz
fden @ecte einen iebr bemerfenswer<
tben &uf,@pun9 9enummen but IA
man IN ben &tr@en jebt perlonen t1az
mentli@ aus cen bSbernS Stdapen beoe9>
net, ,pelden friber bic l1ebuns rer reli>
9i6ien pfidten ednsli6 abbanben ee>
fommen gu iein idien. @er9let9t man
cieien ma0enbaften Bsiu@ Der sablrei<
den fatbpliideu &tr9en Don Seiteu
ter 9ldubi9en> pper in;wil9en 9ldubiA
eeporrenen Mun9ener NIT Der bic tleine
alte ct. Nieolau6>Gopel1e am @aReis
oft faum fiQenpen S9aar auaeeiprpz
dener prpte >&atbpliten, 70 miro man
unwiQfIrlt@ an ba6 Gbofe1peare'l1e
Drama: u@iel 2drm I'M ni9tS u er:
innert. G6 1T in Der 1bat nur Elm
Gbeaterz@tret9, Inn ben e5 f9 bier
hanpelt BON ein3elnsn Waleontenten ;u
cem 3wede in Scene 9eleBt> Die BON
Der uoeuti9en @i1enidaft" proaniFrte
Sppofltion 9e9en ca6 Dogma Don eer
Snfauibilitdt Dor Der 5anb
nod ni@t eini6lafen gu la0en. Mber
man beee9net Yielfa@ per &nit@t, eab,
wenn Elm Mal bic beibe Sulilonne ibre
nerfen9enren @trablen uber bic STAR
Muen, an pel9en bic alte 2eprp len<
&apeue 9ele9en it, ienoen mire> fir bic
neue @ecte nabesu Der Moment bes
Gtnl4lafenS 9efommen ietn m1@te.
Sc 1T pies nt9t mein eiseneS urtbeil,
ionoern oa8 zines Mannes, ber bte re-
lislSle Bewe9ung nit einem eewihen
peri9nli@en Sntereile serfolst. Dab
iemit au@ bic @riinpun9 ber iosez
nannten uSobannet'l9en" Stride an
@teQe oer petrinil9en (tatbelil@en)
une paulini'i@en (prpteitantifden)
nod {ebr lanse auf f@ warten
lahen &pirc, bapon fnb lelbf 2eute
iibsrseuSt &pel@e BON jeber Der Mnit9t
bulpt9ten, cab cine @elieton feine@lau>
bensarttfeL fonrern nur bas @ebpt Der
~2iebe" als SS9fes unb einsise9 prin>
zip auffeQen follte."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-03-16
Da5 - Q itpo to
Gin(fnounaen uno Gorrf(ponoen3en

a. ppf-OfFee- Mpnep< <Drbers fnb tas ttatshe une
uns f4ere tte 3ur uebertenbune 9ele rnb touten
up Fe ju taben fab. baau eebraudt werben.
QDenn bte Samen BON nteri&rebern etneeanb peroen
unb 6taat genau unb ridtts anseseben perben.
Wenn eine 3ettuue etnem Ypfamt an etn anoeres
uerfeSt erben pu fo mue thinner aud bas ppfam an8e-
8eb rerben 10 ti. 3ettune friiber epaneeu wurbe
Nenn Semanb fetn Blatt nt6t reee!mdbis empfdnst
sher @ auf treenb ene rt 9ebler etnfale3en 70 pQts
Der betretnes Nsent, upe bic 5erauseebsr fUee be-
xa&rt9ttgt werben.
Dtt Berantwurtlstett fir @elbfenbunsen fur be Bet.
tina werben MIR nur bann bernehen, renn btben per
reetRrirtta Brief eter per gpf-pffee &C.
f&eben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-03-16
Mu6 aus bem Bapil9en miro be-
ihtet: Ser g}euprpteftautt6muS nil

Mu6 aus bem 8abil9en miro be-
ridtet: Der Neuprptefantt6mu6 will
bei un6 nidt in Glub fommen. Cine
u9llttatbolifsn Geriammluns" in
&arlsrube am %. San. por 1ebr 1pdrz
lid beiudt. Won be9nii9te iid nit
elmer einfaden 2lnfra9e bei Der Nesiez
run9, welde @telluna iie gu Der ~oltfaz
.tboliiden 8eme9un9" ein;unebmen &C.
oenfe. Da6 son cen anwei eienoen 5etz
pelber9ern uno pforsbeimern beantra9te
ener9tldere @oraeben> ndn,li@ BON Der
Re9ierun9 cen Sdub neuprptei itantiz
idsr Yrtefer, lowte einen i'm Bunpesz
ratb gu ieuencen Matras auf Nu6treiz
buns Ger Seluiten aus gang Deut1dz
LAMB 6eraus9abe peer Wit9euub re6
ftrdli9en &erm1BenS &c. ;u Ycrlan9en,
fancen feline reAte llnterfiibung ii per
Verlamm!un9.
Gin Gcrrelpoussnt aus Wiirtsmbers
(6reibt fol9enoe5 uSm Eager cer
Neuprote1anten YolI;iebt iib cine
S6eicun9, welde eS tlar 5eist wie UNI
beredtt9t rer Name uNltfatbolif" fir
pieie Sefte 1T. Sdon jeBt ma6en 19
3tpet @i9tun9en 9eltenc, cine perlddmt
fortl9rittlide wsl1e aus SPECULATE
pns>Huhf9ten npb ni9t nit alien
fatbolilaen Graettionen bre9en miu>
unp cine racifale pper better rpnseani<
1de bic in ibrem 2bateneranB jeBt
fdon cine Men9e fatbolil l9er @lau<
benSldge liber 8oro tpirft. Da6 Yroz
9ramm pieltr raoifalen &i9tune ltest
bereitS III Ger u&bstnii9en 3eitun9"
Dor; e8 betttelt it9 ielbit uYro9ramm
Don Mltfatboliftn in Biirttember9 uno
8aben" uno 1T al6 uNufruf gum Betz
tritt ;u altfatbplilden @emeinpen" an
einselne perlSnlt6teiten aorelirt. G6
beibt parin II. a.: u@ir psrwerfen
jepen Mutoritdt6 @lauben, pel9cr
il@ pem wettern Gortl&ritt un>
ierer Nation ent9eeen9efeQt unp
NIT mobrer @epi0ensfreibeit un>
oertrielt6 if.... Die BeI9lu0e
aler @onct!e baben fit un6
nur biforil9en Wertb (rtes gilt naz
mentIid pom Gripentinilden)... Nue
welde cur9 ben Sim fluff
elmer berri9udti9en prielterldaft etu9e@
fQbrt >purcen, wie namentltd G1ltbat
unp Sbrenbet9t fino fortan pieper
aufsebpben." @eiter miro oie5taatsz
maat erlu9t in @a6er tes &ir@enz
oermIsenS etn5ufdretten bic Seluiten
aussutretben uno bic priefer<Seminar
auf5ubeben. n.-Wie eire Sette, pel9e
iete ftrdli6e Nutoritat in @laubens<
Ia@en bic Gpnetlien, pa6 Saframent
Der 8ube &c. tur;we9 serwirft nod bic
Stirne baben mag f9 nit Dem Namen
yAltfatbolild" gu idmiiden, 1T f9wer
be9reiFi9. Do9 pie Berfa0er pes
programme ftno ebrlt9er als unlere
baYerii9en gfeuproteltanten, fe ieben
ria> pab per Name ~<tatbulila" ni9t
mebr fir fie pabt uno iasen in elmer
Notis pab ptelerAusprud ibreSteuuns
,,nf@t gang rt&tis be3ei&net" paf fie
(bn aber pdblten, neil - ubas @olf
penielben an9enrmmet su baben
|9eint."
@te III BET fortl@rittltden pre6e
Daraaf losselo9en wirp, ,penn es fi9 baz
rum banpelt, fatbolti9e prtefter in Elm
I9iefes 2i9t su teQen> beweist ,pieper
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-03-16
Wu1u1tter 227.

Nationalliberalen fanoen am @ntwurf
nur 3u tapeln uno perlaneten be6en
! Nblebnung. Settpcm aber bic Heste>
run9 ;u perfeben 9e9eben, eab ote Tor<
la9e an9enommen 1peroen md1e> fennett
Die nattpnaQiberalen Bldtter feline fret
bettlidere Nufaabe> alS su sebor@en.
Wa6 namentlt9 bic fIpoeutiden &aa
tbolifen Iberralden mub, tf bic Gr<
! f@eiuung cas ftd belonpera ete ptelen
9ebrer aus religtIien uno 1a9lt9en
@runoen 9e9en ben Gntwurf au69e<
ipro@en baten; 1u9ar bic peni9 Drift
liben 9ebrer fno 9e9en cas- 0eieb.
Der 8erltner 3pei9 ce6 oeutl9en 2eb>
rerperein6 bat eS in 1etner leBten SiB>
un9 entidteoen perurtbeilt neil bur@
ea5ielbe S&ule unp 2ebrer 81 piQen>
uno wiircelolen BerfSeu9en cc5 Staaz
tes wetoen. Do6 Die 2iberolen &pi6en
e5 1eler> ,paS Zen Qebrern frommt. @ie
baben ben Gntwurf an9enommen, bur@
welden Observation-Disclosures ent<
iteben mue, pas jeoenfa15 6unperttauz
1enoe fofcn wirb uno bic S9ule 3unt
ausldliebli@en Staat5befBtbum ma@t.
Nus Berlin 19reitt man iiber ben<
le!ben@e9enfano: User es mod leu9z
nen tpollte>. oab ra5 neue S9ulauf<
fbtsse1eB ousl9ltebli@ ee9en bic faz
tbolil9e STRIDE 9eridtet it, Der m69e
una cc9 ertldren> >parum je5t bic 1az
tionauiberalen unb Gortldrtttsbldtter
16 9egen bic MntrdBe pes 8erlinerMa>
9iitrat6 erbeben uno babel pffen eefe<
ben: @enn man zen Staptbeb1roen
cine Gbeilnobme an Der @&ulaufF@t
einrdumen wirpe, fdme bieielbe ia In
pielen Stdpten bem ultrampntantsmus
su @ute. Debbalb neg NIT ben &C.
meinoefreibeiten, o:r Staat ollein fann
tie Sdule i'm auf9etldrten @inne leiten
uno beauffdti9en iettoem er f@ 1T
per perlon oes 0errn Galf einen Gull
tu6miuifer nu@ unlerm 5er3en anee>
1Gaft. Gs mare feline ,,1npcerne Gret<
belt, lonoern nur Riidl6ritt uno Sim
i}ernib> wenn bic &atbolifen BON etnem
neuen 0eleBe 0prtbeile bdtten."
Sn pari5 ma9t Elm atsefauener
prieiter Aer3ernie. Gin protefanti<
jde6 Blatt rer ,,Iemp6" Yer6fentlt9t
etnen Brtef oefelben, Namen6 Or.
Mi9auo, Gicar6 an Der Maoelatnez
STRIDE an ben Gr;tiI9of BON paris> In
wel@em er itd 9e9en bic pdpflt@e l1n<
feblbarfeit unD fir bic uNltfatbplifen"
erfldrt. Gr beruft fi6 auf ben er(apI< =.
ienen Grsbi1dof Darboy, Der bier Sage
Dor letner 0efan9ennabme su tbm 9e<
laat baben lou> noab man ftd duberlt9
Dem Dogma uno Dem Goncil unterwer>
fen mll1e; I'M uebrisen ater mas pas
@epi0en betrifft wii1e jeoer, moran er
ii@ ;u balten babe; oa8 Dogma iet
ab9el eldmadt pas@oucil nur Elm @oncil
oon&ufern." Dergrsbilduf 1T topt uno
fam li& nidt mebr eeeen pie8eidimpf<
u19 1pebren tpel1e - aut lelr1en ebrlt> ,
@enNamen 9ebduft miro. @tr brauz
@en faum baran 3u ertnnern, oab per
eemorpete Grsbilaof our@ cine. pfene
3u(6rift an plus TX. feline 3ufiu<
muns su ben 8elald0en pes @pncilS
erfldrt bat uno pab perlelbe prd>
lat Dor letnem Tore nod etnem Selui>
ten ben @unl9 duberte, au6 1einer
9ano Die 81. @ee1ebrunB su empfanz
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-03-16
Ser ,,MSanberer" t1atb europa.

9ebe @p9e eeben etne Mn3abl Gremplare bes
,,Banberer" rad europa, unb ptr maden bie
Qe{er betpnbers aufmert(am, bab bic uebsrien-
bune pes 8lattes AT Serwanbte une Treunbe
ienfttts*bes Oeeans Elm febr eeetenetes NfttteI
tt, etnen 1nuuterbrp&enen 8ertebr NIT benfel-
beu III unterbalten unb iie Iber bic 3ufanbe
bte(eS 2anbes 3u unterri@ten, be0er als es bur&
8riefmed1tl se19eben tSnnte.
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8efeuunesa, Brtsfs It. fnb ju atreftreu:
"W A n D E r e r -,
L. B. 1870,
ST. PAUL, MINN.
@tienbabn Tabr<@ldne*
st. Yaul u11o Dactfc.

Mad Nupta, CIT Rtser st. CLUB unb eaut Naptbs-
Derlafen st. Danl 500 gprn,. unb errehen Gaut Na>
ptbs 1921; psraen eaut Napibs 500 uab erreiaen St.
paul 1920 Mittass.
st. paul, Mtnneapulis unb Delauu 3aa.. gerlaTen
Delano 6:45 @ormittaes; MinaeapOlis 815 @srm. unb
srreiden ct. paul 905 gprn. 8uridtetrenb perlaRen
biefelben st Paul 445 Na@mittaes; Mnneapplis $50
Na&mtttaes unb erreiden Delanp 7:0N &b.nhs.
Ct. paul, Delans. 26elb uns Benrn 3ls..-gerlaF.u
st. paul 7:so geereens; Mnnsa.Olis sl5 Morssns;
esreiaea Benton &15 Nadmtttaes. 3urufebrenb yer.
laReH fe Benton 1G48 Mpreens; Mnneapplis 500 Na@-
mittaes; erreiden Ct. paul 5:45 Na&mtttass.
ct. paul unb Minneapplts Meepmutatpns- 3ue.-ger<
td6t 81 paul 11t5 Mprsens .rre4t inneapeiis 11:5a
0Sruittaes. 8urudfebrenb serldbt Ct Mnneappls 200
Ra&mittass xsb errei&t ct. PAUL 240 Na@mittaes.
st. Yaul unb Gtour @ttY.
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VOL. XVU---NO. Al.

tary in aid of the revenue law under circum-
stances of doubtful legality, until at last
General Halleck and General Sherman
protested, the former in his report ofOctober
"a, 1870, saying, Il respectfully repeat the
recommendation of my last annual report,
thai. military officers should not interfere in
local civil difficulties, unless called out in
the manner provided by law" and the lat
ter in his report of November 10, 1870, Il
think the soldiers ought not be expected to
make individual arrests, or to do any act of
violence except in the capacity as a posse
comitamus duly summoned by the United
States Marshall and acting in his personal
presence" And so this military preten-
sion, invading civil affairs, was arrested.
EMPTINESS FOR THE PRESIDENTIAL OFFICE.
protest against him as radically unfit
for the Presidential Office, being essential
ly military in nature, without experience in
civil life, without aptitude for civil duties,
and without knowledge of republican insti-
tutions, all of which is perfectly apparent,
unless we are ready to assume that the mat
ters and things set forth to-day are of no
account-and then declare in further sup
port of the candidate, boldly, that nepotism
in President is nothing, that gift-taking
with repayment in officisl patronage is
nothing, thot violation of the Constitution
and of law international and municipal is
nothing, that indignity to the African race
is nothing, that quarrels with political as
sOciates is nothing, and that all his Presi
Dental pretensions in their motley aggrega-
ton, being a new Cesarism or personal
are nothing. But if these are
all nothing, then is the Republican party
nothing nor is there any safeguard for re-
publican Institutions.
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Young Man, You're Wanted.

A woman wants you; don't forget
her. No matter if you are poor, don't
wait to be rich; if you do, ten to one
if you are fit to be married. Marry
while you are young and struggle up
together. But mark, young man, the
woman don't want you if she is to
divide her affections with cigar,
spittoon. or whisky jug; neither does
she want you if you don't care for her
and the little after-thoughts which are
pretty sure to follow. Neither does
she want you simply because you are a
man, the definition of which is too apt
to bean animal that wears bifurcated
garments Oh his lower limbs, quarter
sections of stove-pipe cn his head,
swears like pirate, and given to filthy
practices generally. She wants you
for companion, for helpmate; she
wants you to have learned to regulate
your appetite aud passions; in fact, in
the image of God, not i'm likeness of a
beast. you are strong in a good pur-
pose, firm in resistance to evil, pure in
thought and action as you require her
to be, and without which inward puri-
ty neither of you are fit to be husband
and wife; if you love virtue and abhor
vice; if you are gentlemanly, forbear-
ing and kind, and not loud talking,
exscting, and bru5al-young man, that
woman wants you; that modest, fair,
cheerful, right-looking, frank-spoken
woman, we mean, who fills your idea
of maiden and wife. 1t is she that
wants you; marry her when you like,
whether rich or poor; we trust you
both on the above conditions, without
any further security.
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Antiquity Of Birds.

Those most competent to give an
opinion, supported by the disclosures
of the rocks, which are records in the
great volume of Nature more enduring
than public libraries, are satisfied that
the first birds on earth were waders,
and not organized for flying. They
were very large, too, and their legs
long, fitting them for searching for
food on the margins of muddy lakes
and lacustrine shores. This is inferred
from the foot marks of those monster
bipeds found on the red sandstone in
the Connecticut valley. The stride
from one step to another shows they
were tall, and known to geological
science as oTTithichnites. There may
have been others on a smaller scale OF
construction. But they were extinct,
probably, or disappearing with the
advent of birds with wings. The
ostrich, etc., are tOlerable representa-
tives of the Notifying birds of old red
sandstone ages, both in their stilted
legs, toes, resembling ornithichnite
tracks and their undeveloped pectoral
stumps, which are merely the anatom-
ical beginning of the wings exhibited
in higher families, their successors.
When birds appeared that could soal
in the air, an internal modification o.
structure came with expan4ed wings
and the weight and exterior f6fA were
essentially changed and dimin3hed in
size. The condOrfis probably type O1
the most gigantic of flying birds whose
appearance1belongs to the tertiary form
alton of the globe.