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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-04-06

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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-04-06
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-04-06
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-04-06
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-04-06
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gebtnbetten, Fnb tebersett ptQtommen, mnl1en
aber pom DerfaGer unter3et1net fetn.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-04

1t is highly probable that Alexis will
have reason to remember Niagara Falls
in future, not only by the magnitude OF
the cataract but also by the correspond :
ing magnitude of his hotel bills at tha,
place. Swindling has long been q char.
scteristic Of all entertainers of the public
at that place. from hack men to hotel.
keepers Of the second class. As all the
6rst.class houses are closed for the winter
it was q matter Of necessity that the
Duke and party should stop at q second
class house. The Spencer House was
selected, and the party stopped three
fourths of day and ate one meal. The
landlord presented bill Of 81 500 as his
idea of moderate compensation. The
bill was refused, of course. wheroupon
the landlord had the baggage Of the party
seized for the purpose of compelling pay
ment. The matter was finally compro
mized by the payment Of $1,000. the
Duke not caring to involve himself in O
law suit. Niagara has now capped the
climax as the meauest place in the United
States.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-04

A correspondent of tho British Journal
of Photography predicts that owning to
tho fact that mcro-photography was
brought to such degree of perfection by
the exisencies Of tho siege Of Paris, tho
time may not be far distant when our
daily papers will be about the size of q
postage stamp, and we may have ou,
favorite authors printed on our vest but
tons. Fancy our carrying about with u:
a complete edition of Macaulay on the
three studs we wear in our shirt bosom
or "diamond edition" Of Dickens in oul
sleeve buttons. When that era has ar
rived, it will be as imperative a duty to
carry q microscope as it is to wear ha
or to carry pocket handkerchief. Won
ders will never cease, and we constantly
ask ourselves "what will come next -
Providence Journal.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-04

WASHINGTON, d. c.. Jas. 2-The
joint select committee Of the two houses
on the investigation into the alleged out.
ragss 10 the Southern states, have virtu.
ally completed their work and Gill submit
. report to congress at an early day.
Tho testimony, with a single exception,
10 the most volumnous ever taken by u
congressional committee, end will make
several volumes Of closely written matter.
The verbatim reporting will cost the
government ut teast $4,000. There will
be majority and minority report. The
report made by that portion Of the com.
mittee detailed for the purpose on the
debts incurred by the Southern states and
the rates Of taxation is q most interest
ing and startling exhibit. for il shows
that these debts have been Increased in
the last Eve years in on aggregate Of two
hundred millions Of dollars, while taxa
tion has increased in proportion The
majority report will maintain tha,the ku
klux organization is a secret armed power
existing in most Of the Southern states,
but that it is being gradually broken up
by enforcement Of the Ku klux act
The report will recommend no legs'a
tion unless il declares that congress
ought to pass q general amnesty meas
urc. rc.-Republican.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-04
ST.. L. e. X. r. R.-The Louisiana
Journal says:

ST.. L. & X. II. R.-The Louisiana
Journal says:
The Quowarranto suit, brought by the
old board Of directors Of this road against
the new board, IN the St. Louis Circuit
Court No. l., was not tried on the 22nd
inst-the day set for trial. It will be
remembered, that the new board was
summoned to answer plaintiffs petition
on the 9th Of last November, which they
promptly did. The attorney for the old
board asked and obtained leave to put in
replication, before going to trial. The
court then set the 22nd Of December for
trial, and directed the plaintiffs to 6le
their reply by certain day. This they
failed to do; in consequence Of which
the suit was continued. After consulta
ton between Judge Naptoh and Nr
Lewis, attorneys for the old board, end
Messrs. Broadhead and Henderson for
the new b. ard, and the Court, the 9th Of
next February was agreed upon to try
the case. We trust that an carly decis
ion may be had, and this important road
pushed to early completion.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-04

A few days ago the Democrat had q
story repeated on Saturday last about a
"Ku.klux outrage in Saline county" the
substance of which was that on Christ.
mas day body Of armed men in Mar
shall, Saline county, had gone out to
shoot negroes, and killed five. "Mr. Ed
ward Wilson saw the dead bodies - two
hanging by tho neck, and three laying
dead on the road." The story appears ia
have been without any other foundation
than free fight in Marshall, in which
one white man was wounded --Republi
can.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-04

There is q little doubt that serious
trouble for Mr.. Grant is brewing iu the
ranks Of his own party in the Senate.
Messrs. Summer, Trumbull, Schurz,
Logan, Upton and others. exhibit de-
cidedly rebellions tendencies, and when
these men put their heads together"
they are capable Of deal of mischief
Senator Upton goes so far as to declare
his determination to oppose Grant even
n case Of his nomination. Mcssrs. Trum
bull and Schurz have been repeatedly y
closeted together this week, and tho prob
abilsties ure that after the holiday recess
they will be fully prepared to ornament
the Executive frontispiece with some
highly artistic architectural designs, =
Ex.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-04

Judge Legan of North Carolina, who
has made himself particularly couspic-
uous by the severity with which he has
dealt with parties coming before him who
were suspected of being opposed to the
exactions Of the carpet-bag rulers who
havesalmost ruined that State, is the sub.
ject of . memorial to the North Carolina
Legislature which is not altogether COM
plimentary in it's MANURE. 1t is signed by
every member Of tn Of the Ninth
Judicial District, con \risiug Republi-
cans as we'll as Conservatives, and prays
for Logans removal on the ground that
he is utterly incompetent to the dis
charge Of the duties Of his position, and
that by reason of his incompetency y
Of the Government has been impaired
crimes have been multiplied, and the
administration of law rendered needlessl y
expensive to the puplic and to parties
litigant Logan is one of the most prom.
lnent members Of the Grant party in
North Carolina.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-04

We have had strong prejudices against
General Logan, of Illinois, but really no
is behaving quite admirably this session.
His scathing rebuke to the Administra-
ton leaders for opposing the General
Amnesty Bill because, forsooth, it would
relieve Governor Vance, of North Caro-
lima, of his d sibililies, and render him
eligible to his seat in the Senate, which
a mean carpet bagger by the name OF
Abbott lie trying to steal from him, was
we'll timed and manly. Both the Sen
ators from Illinois were formerly old
Democrats, and occasionally, in their indie
psndoncc aud in their seorn Of political
baseness, wo see the spark Of the old fire.
II is difficult for one to throw off eatircly y
the effects Of good early political cda,
cation. .-Cinciunati Enquirer.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-04
Senator Fifth Senatorial Dist.

II Fred. Douglass is to be believed,
the people Of San Domingo would not
prove very desirable fellow citizens.
They appear to have re!apsed into the
arbarous customs of their ancestors 10
Congo. As in Southern Africa, priests
and people 20 through certain incanta,
tons with a cross when rain is desired
The once magnificent buildings, erected
under French and Spanish rule. have
gone to decay, aud the city Of San Dom
lingo, once Q commercial emporium OF
seventy thousand inhabitants, has now
scarcely seven thousand. The people do
not care to accumulate personal property,
as it is liable to seizure at any moment
by revolutionary chieftains. Such Is the
description by Gen. Grants own Com
missioner of people whom Grant desires
to have admitted into the Union.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-04

Some Michigan boys feeling the need
Of wholesome recreation, stuffed q suit
Of clothes with straw aud buried it
killed couple of chickens and strewed
the blood around tho grave, and trampled
the ground so that it gave evidence of a
fearful struggle. The Mortified citizens
soon discovered the grave, summoned the
corner, had a jury impannelled, dug up
the body, and djourned in q hurry.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-04
TO TEACHERS.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ Superintendent OF public schools Of Lincoln
county, Mo-, will, in nccl rlanco with tho school
teachers, on the lst Sa' urday of every month, a,
the court house in Troy, and OH those days only
Teachers win please bear this in mind.
W.S. PENNINGTON. Supt Public Schools
snl5n.il Lincoln county, Mo.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-04

About two o'clock on the morning OF
Wednesday, the residence Of Mrs. Muir.
doch, of Granville, Iowa, mother of
Hon. Samuel Murdoch, was burned down,
and she burned aliue! She was ninety
nine years old. The ju !ge, her son, was
absent at the timc
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-04

Monroe county lost an old and worthy
citizen, Mr.. Peyton West, who, one day
last week, went out to his wood pile for
some wood, and after cutting few sticks
started to return to his house, fell for
ward on his face and died without O
struggle, so says the Paris Mercury.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-04

In the afternoon of Christmas day, while
a fine saddle mulo belonging to ilr. j.
B. Carol, which he had ridden to town,
was standing hitched in the alley 10 the
rear of Hunter, Rhea Il C.'s store, some
one cut cash in his right hip six or
seven inches in length. and at least
three inches in depth.-Louis,ada Jour
nal.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-04

Compulsory education 10 the order 10
Illinois. The youthful aspirant fos
knowledge is encouraged with such cheer
ful inscriptions as "Behave or get yous
neck broke," "Lcarn or die" wsitten in
large characters ovcs the door Of the
school room.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-04

Daily newspaper pusagrsphiug is get
sing to be fearfully abbreviated, Here
specimen recording . .death CLAY
Spencer, colorod, pint Of Memphis
whisky"
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-04

Many Of the largest advertisers in the
country make all their contracts with
newspapers through the Advertising
Agency of Geo p Rowell & Co. No. Al
Park Row, New York Their facilities
for the transaction Of the business are
not excelled by those of any similar es-
tablishment in the world.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-04

A consignment of seven thousand
salted kangaroo skins was received in
San Francisco several months since from
Australia, and purchased by parties
who propose TO convert them into leather
The skins are now being tanned.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-04

Senator Sumner has introduced into
the Senate a constitutional meudmcu t
looking 10 tho establishment Of Il zone
term principle" to govern the election Of
future Presidents, which provides that
none shall serve more than ono tenn
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-04

A Party of Fort Wayne young gen.
tlemau dined sumptuously at restaurant,
and each one insisted on paying the bill
To decide the matter it was proposed to
blindrold the waiter, and the first one he
caught should pay the bill. He hasn't
caught any of them yet.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-04

The Want a new penny paper, has
appeared in Pittsburgh. just imagine
the condition Of the wretched Pitts sburgh.
ers, with Want staring them 10 the face
every day.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-04

An exchange snys that the now style Of
collar for gentlemen is simply terrific.
They ere 90 economical article. however,
as 9Th moderately long pantloons they
DO away With all necessity for shirt.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-04

Senator Blair has placed US under Oh
legations for copy of Senator Tip,ou's
speech, delivered on the l4th ult., pend
ing tho consideration of Trumbulls reso
luton for the appointment Of commit
tee on rutTsnchmcut. Mr. Upton is one
Of the refosm Rpublioans.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-04

Tho wine produc. Of Colifornis has
been considerably over estimated, and
tho product for 1871 will not be moro
than 5000, 900, gallons, instead Of TO-.
O00, 1000, os was first reported. &
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-04

IT got avant Domestics
If you want Domestics
If you want DOnaestics
GO TO JACKSON G XUTT' s
For Good Cdlicoes
For Good Calicoes
For Good Calicoes
GO TO JACKSON d HUTT'
For LADIES' Winter Hats
For Ladies' Winter Hats
For Ladies Winter Hats
GO TO JACKSON d HUTT' S
For Good Delaines
For GooG Delaines
For Good Delaines
GO TO JACKSON d. HUzT' S
Fora IL and Caps
For Hats and Caps
For Hats and Cap.
GO TO JACKSON d WUTTS
For Groceries, &c.,
For Groceries, &c.,
For Groce. les, DO,
60 TO JACKSON d HU7T'S
In fact, If you aUant any,
thing an the line of Dry
Goods, Ready-made Cl0-
thing or Groceries
GO TO JACKSON e. HUTT't
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-04

st. Louis Is making grard preparations
TO receive Duke Alexis, who will arrive in
that city Friday, A ball is to be given
him ut the Southern.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-01-04

Arrangements are making for . grand
chess tournan ent 10 Ohio, open 10 all
The players Of the S,sts.