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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-05-16
The CINCINNATI Nominations.

Although the Cincinnati nomi-
nation was a startling surprise, we
think the Convention acted wisely
and well. We had not expected
ever to support Mr.. Greeley for Of
fec, and under certain circumstan-
ces could not now consent to do so;
but after surveying the whole field
of politics and the many virtues of
the old white-coatetl philosopher as
developed throughout long and
consistent political life, and espe-
cially manifested in his persistent
and unremitting appeals in behalfof
Southern emancipation from militia
~ misrule since the war, we unhes-
itatingly announce bur belief that
Southern Democracy should give
lim unanimous and hearty sup
port, in opposition to and for the
purpose Of defeating the present
corrupt aad tyrranical administra-
ton. We think it would be mex
pedient and unwise in the Demo
cratic party to nominate a-separate
ticket and we shall advocate the
endorsement of Greeley and Brown
by the baltimore Convention. Mr.
Greeley has bis faults, and has com
mitted many errors, bat he is uA-
doubtedly honest, able, bold, con
sistent sagaeious and eminently
charitable, humane and liberal, ana
there is no necessity now to dig up
dead questions about slavery to find
fault with him. He was an aboli-
ZIONIST because he WAS humanita-
risn and a sentimentalist, and not
because he heted Southern people.
lie has always been averse to war,
to prescription and to military rule,
aud when the Southern States sece-
ded he was the first to say, LET
them depart in peace" After the
war he demanded amnesty for the
Confederates and FASTENED to strike
the shaekles from the limbs of the
fallen chief of the Confederate gov
eminent. Surely Southern people
can have no reason to hesitate be-
tween Greeley and Grant,-the oae
a philosopher, a patriot, a states-
man, a humanitarian, and the other
tool AMI tyrant-the fermer the
only man in America who can de
isat the latter. If there was nc
other reason for supporting Greeley,
surely this should decide every man
who has felt the oppressor's heel
We do not counsel the disbandmeni
of the Democratic party, nor the
sacrifice of any principle; but We
believe that for the sake of preser.
wing the libsrties of which it has
been the constant champion; foi
the sake Of reforming the abuses oN
the present corrupt Administration
for the sake Of establishing peace
and good feeling throughout the
Union. The Democratic part,
should yield to Greeley a cordia
support.
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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-05-16

The New York Herald g vcs Grant
% understand very plainly that he
must immediately reform his Cabi
let and change his policy, or he is
lrretrieyabiS ruined. 1t says, ''if he
refuses or acSiiates to comply with
the wishes of the people, the country
is very likely to rise with some
thing Ike enthusiasm Ia support OF
Greeley, and the wen known old
white hat Of the farmer philosopher
may prove rs effective rallvinq
point in the ilour of battle as did. in
e1ys of OLD, the famous white plume
Of Henry Of Navarro"
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-05-16
Take Warning.

See rollce in another column.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-05-16
TAKE WARAEMN

T7HE UNDERSIGNED hereby fore
Il warn all persons against fishing in
Buchannan's creek where the same
passes through their lands, or hunting
or travelling over their enclosed land ;
and a disregard of this notice viii sub
jeet the individual so offending to pfos-
ecution for trespass.
c. p REED,
7. NJ. n. JONES,
GEO. E. SUTTLE,
LEE Suite,
may1G-3m GILES a. REYNOLDS.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-05-16
Chanoerv SIC q 10.

j. \. Patterson, Admir-, vs. James Pat
tersOn ct ais.
DURSUANT to q decree of the Chan
court at Pulaski, for Giles county,
Tennessee, in the above cause. [ viii, on
Saturday, June Sth, 1872,
sell az public sale TO the highest bidder,
on a credit OF s, y, Is and y months,
and free from the equity of redemption,
the tract of land mentioned in the plea
dings, containing II acres, situated in
the 9Th civil district of Giles county and
adjoining the lands Of John c. Brown
and otkers, and the same on which D.
X. Cox now resides. Bond with two
or more good securities required and a
lien retained for the payment of the
purchase money. A plat and survey of
the land viii be exhibited on day Of
sale. WI BALLgzSTIsSE, c. s. n.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-05-16

The people of Rutherford county
will, on the 18th of May, vote wheth
er or not to subscribe 100000 in
stock to the proposed direct line OF
railroad to Cincinnati.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-05-16
STOLEN.

From the farm of Thomas p. Brooks.
on Indian creek in this county, about
two miles south of Bunker Hill, on the
night of Friday, May 10th, light bay
mare. with black name and tail, and
star in forehead. The mare is about six
years old and was shOa only on the fore
mavI6-2wE SARAH A. PACK.
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view of presenting to the public
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have secured the est Masters In 4pt and the Most Taste
iehest order OF 4re1ajc Talent Kpo1O to the WOrJd
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-05-04
gt. &aul, sO>inueiota, 9an.ita9 ben 4. atai 1872

Reidstas bei ieiner GrDTnun3 miere:
rum ni9t be11lubf1ht3 mar eebSrt su
cen itsreotypen GrlAeiaunsen. 1ie
3abl Der Neidstoten betrd9t 382> BIZ
oblplute Majoritdt ,. ). bic telt'!ab
fabias 3abl olIo 1872; am erRen Sage
eraab f5 BE slnmeItnbeit Don l66
Miteliepern, 2ab cinetieit6 rte 1'a@
tenloTgieit anrerittt5 Ger ununtsrbrc>
9ene porlamentartl1e Wirbe|tan5 rle
8eldlubunfdhieteit relp. rem maneelz
baften Gelud eeS Neidstase6 osrur<
laAt miro ron Ntsmancea bs|tritten,
It eorum otcy g:;r,t a:incer tcfla9ensz
lrertb.
Sn Ceti,n if cine <3slsGlVaft pcn
Banquiers aus Yaris, 2onron slm<
fetcam &c. eingetrpffen, unr oerkaneelt
NIT rem Tinan;miniiter @amptaulen
iiter einen nsuen plan bebufs fciorti>
oer Iileun3 Der pret MiQiaroen Der
fran;5Glben 8rtess1bulp. giner eer
pariler Bc"quiers repydlentirt ben
frans1f1den ,5:nan;miniter 70 baB bic
f:uber beatiit5tiats 6ierbsrfunft pou<
gcrzGuertis''sz ! Yorlduf9 unterblsitt.
Grnf Nrrin. ccr osutlhe @donote in
yaris> meii! aesenwarti9 tort UNI
mctnt ben i}trans>Gpnferen;en bet.
Nabreno man eiasr(eito ben s!blhlue
tiner fnansiellsn 8tlan; nit Graafz
reid wunIbsnsmertb fncet fne gswiiis
einFuereide Milttdl per{rnen nid1t pa>
NIT einpsritancen, Die Sccupat;cn franz
s6Vl9er 2anpestbeile lbpn jegt oufsuz
9eben.
Sn NorcoeutI1lanb nimm! Die Nu6<
wanperuns mertpircts gu. 50 lou
prtpatnabri9ten ,ufoae no9 niemals
bic Musmonceruns6iuit tn ben nHrol;z
dsn Diitricten Der prco:nS polen in
|oI9em @rape um fih ee9rtfen baten
pie eeaenrartis. 5uneerte ron Wdn<
nsrn uno 6rauen jepen a!tsrs camptren
oft Stunpen lang auf BEN rprti9en
8abnbBfen> Inn cen 3us ;u erwarten
Der iie aus per 6etmatb iubren 1pu> unr
falt aQabenplt6 fcmmen neue 3ujl9e
AT. Sn Der llmle9enp BON Nafel fol-
len man9e Drtl tlhaften mebr ais reciz
mirt wercen, uno fortmdbreno riiten It9
nod eon;e Gamt!ten gun, 2ltsu9e.
Nm legten Mdr; unp /. 2lprtl fine
aud con Berlin mebr ols 1000 Nusz
wancer:r aus @eFpreubsn nit Der
pptspamer unb 9ebrter Sabn nad
Bremen befSrpert nprren> mel9e it9
bort na9 Nmerifa e;nltifen mcuen.
Nus 6aeersleben 1Arriht man:
uS;e MuSwaneerune ntma't in Nproz
l1leswia naaeerape ME aeabnte Dtz
menNonen an. Man nimmt feline einz
,ioe Nummer Der bier, in 2!penrare unc
auf 2tl1en erlbeinenren 9ocalbldtter in
Die 6unr, bic n;dt nit 9luforcerunsen
sur Muswanperuns seflut ware. 6iez
fac Maenten uno lolbe aus Ddnez
mari, ia leltlt aus Mmer!fa retlsn son
Dorf su Dort telu6en 5Sft uno 5it>
ten unp bel9wayen unp Yerleiten unz
piienpe 3u 5uncerten. l1np wer bic
Wltttel niAt su {dafen peib> um na@
Nmerifa gu fonmen Der 9ebt na6
| Queensianp. Dprtbin mercen 2eute
fir 10 Sblr. unp .reniser bef1,pert.
Gin einstser biefser Nsent lou in ben
lesten Wlonaten nidt weni9er al8 500
perlonen nab 4ueenslanp lpeetrt baz
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-05-04
Gia(tabaagen uah aorrf|paaSsr}en,
befenbers uber ftr9li9e unb anbsre tptati9s Ss'
sebenbeiteH, Fnb iepsr3ett wtltpmmen, m",len
aber ppm 0erfaGer unteraeitnet iein.

~ pef~ Offee Tpney Srbers ftut bas Sil'eft UNI
unb T3erte itte CUR ueberenbune Srn 0se unr puten
100 te su baten Tnb. oaau sebraudt mereen
2Denn bic aamen llnter6reibern Ts1oeh
saten ebeutlit sefdrteben etn unb bas gO1ame runs
unb 5taat senau unb ritte aneesebsn mersen.
Wenn eine 3.!tun4 etnen Yrramt an en aneeres
ser{est merben Dl 10 mus thinner aud bas 9oran an8e
aesen weroen up bis 3eitune friber empanaea wurne
QDenn Semant ein Batt ni6t rese!mats emptaref
ober @ ouf irsent cine Art 9ebler stntalesm 70 plfs
setreenes Nsent OUs bte 5erausbsbsr 'pseto oe@
nabrthtiet perben. g, ~.
Bic VerautpDrtlihtet fur @slhfensuneen ar BE 3e'
tuna perben mir barn abernsbn.s msnn seeen per
r,atfrrteu 8rf pser per pot>StFee% &C.
l4eten.
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J51r1rn1er 234+

Ten UNI bsute reif rerieIte >pieoer NIT
elmer tetyd6tliden sln;obl rie(er fretz
riAia Iepprti>teu nab 5onlturn um
i!s ouf Gdiff su iisfern.> Gin anoerer
hi.N3er Maent eett am a. stpril NIT 80
Neripnen ron bier iiter Xppenbaaen oi@
rect nad Gb'caSu. 60 Ssbt es fort
uno fort"
Tsrner meloet rie ~Dan,. 3ta." ou9
9ausrtura in Tormern Dom 81. .W1r*:
u6eute fritz murre ycn bier Elm G:'
tro,ua nit ettpa 500 9lusmanccrs'n,
er1fteutbetl6 junss frafti3e 9eute, atsss
lanen."
e}n Tulca trat az: 10. Mpril cine
Gonfsrcn; preubilder Dild6ie 3uiamz
men, an mel9er rerGrstildof ronabln.
Der Turfbt19cf pom greslau> Die Bt@
1h6fe Ypn Grmlanc, Dapsrtprn, Miin-
iter, 9imburn 5ilcesbetm> Gretburs
1rier Elm SteQpertreter cesBiidcf6 bon
@ulm, uno Der slrmeez 8ildof Namsz
,anomsti She'll nabmen. Der Bi19of
von SSnabrif mar eurh &ranfbeit az
cerIbsiluobme perbincert. DteSigun<
Gen fanren i'm bsldSFiGen Seminar
liatt uno rarei1 aebeim. Da6 prdit>
blum, fibrte Der Grstilhof BON S5!n.
Die Douer Der Gpnfesens war auf 3net
Gage feasefes:>
Den vTrcSc. Nadr." idreitt man
auSWalt enburD %. Mar> rafSdritte
tprt 9eldeben ie>e1 Zen 2Inbabz
nuneen uno Verleitun9en gum leberz
tyttt in tie rSmi1dtatboltlbe STRIDE Ell
men Damn ~ 1eeen." Gin i'm Guf<
TRACE per labflden Ne9ier,nl9 in 0al<
cenbars einsctrpfsner &e9terunAe!atb
nabm per1h!esene peri6nlidfetten in's
0srtSr INN III erfabren, pte uno auf
tpelde Mrt man Dem ..proielYtenwelen"
Gbare unp 1bor eeSFnet babe - neil
e;ntee per1 1onen ben uebertrttt CUR fas
tbplilAen STRIDE beotfdt:gen Cd unb
,net oenlelten bereit6 auseefiibrt baben.
IS lete Die moeegne u0swt0en6frefz
bettT
MuS Stuttgart ldrsIbt man: 6ier
trat oer 2anotal nab ben Offer Te'tz
taaen rpieper ;ulammen, um aberm:l5
in ben @auern s!pfel rsr Buo9et 8era<
tbure su beibsn uno 0sha!t>Nufbei1ez
runeen fiir Stoatsan9eteQte aQer &rt
unc ieren Stancee 3u perpiQi9en. ST
bat feine onrere Wabl, utslei@ mafenz
tafte @esen< Petitioner einlaufen; bod
tbut er e6 On Greisebi0feit oem baoiz
lden 9aneta1s ntdt 9leid, lencern be-.
11rdnft ii9 auf cas- Notbwenoise unp
becenft in lobensnertber Weile Die un<
terften, anesfren9teftsu uno ant farss
liditen belolpeten Dtener. Sett alter
3ait Ter ltstten bic Sbnaben etwas
Npartes, bat,en lie ia epb pret Satr<
buneerte lana cine itarfs laaoitdnoilde
Nsrfa0ung, p1breno ale anocrn beutz
1den Stoatsn ppn abloluten fletnen
uno eroben0 0srrIhern re9|ert wurcen uno
pies in ibrem bslbranften untertbanen<
Derfanpe gang in Der Srcnuns fanoen.
Sest, 100 Der peutlde &eidsfansler bic
aroee Trommel sesen pte llltrampntaz
men l6!dat> Die baptl6en unp bateriz
fden Miniaer auf tbrea fleinenS Snfruz
menten ra6eln GGeQraTler" wputen
Die peutl1en purifen bic Tamtpurs
benannt wifen) uno bic parlamentaz
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-05-04

1pant1 1he0clf uno erluhte etne Mnban<
eer, tbre Gtge in ben Gortes ni1t ein<
,unebmsn. 1ayauf fplste bic Gmp6>
rune. @tsUstht eelin1t es Der Neaie<
runA eis;e..Ete NIT D'ilitirsewalt 81 unz
terrriden; raeurd 1T ober fetnesre9S
rer 0ae per parteten 9esen ie ieltit be-
Ieat unp er uartgt nur auf cine anrere
Oflesenbeit gum Nusbrude.
Cine &unel1au in aneeren Staaten
Guropa's tietet nsnig 9teuee rar.
lleber Deut1dlonp fdrtitt man:
Die Sfsrwobe 1T fill sprlterAez
ean9en. Dab tn ter 5auptitact r<<
Deull lhen Nei9e6 helm 9uaytalwe::
lei pte Wobnun96notb tn rer furtts
baritsn Ositalt absrmals su Sage g
treten 1T, nae iis in aneeren Gtap1>';
pertdl!ntbmdBt9 nidt serin9ereS Glvn>
erseuet oob ucie frciale Trase" wlepe:
rum wenn aub pie ein fuhtiaerSdotz
ten iid sesetst bat. Die Metlten to:
rem beute BARON, u,1, e5 mor9en ju Ys'z
ee0en: bic De1ddfte blIben auss
Srten fol9eu @riineun9ea ouf Grim
puneen, nit IaulenDen> ia NIT 5unz
berttaulencen unp Wiuionen miro wte
nit 3leiniatettcn umaeesn9en> ole Notb
unp ras Glenp Ger Miitmenlben, ~bie
icciale Grags>" mirp erittdt ron cer
wilren So9o na6 @elo uno 0ut.
Sir einen lebr sroben Gbeil Der Menz
1hen gilt beute ra5 Wcrt melds5 Dor
9abreu Burfe i'm en9liiben parlament
lpra9: uDaS Oelc 1T uuler SOFT pos
6auptbud unfsrs BiteI, rte 8prle unz
1ere &irds."
9leben cem 6erportreten Ter @obz
nunasnptb fino Uiirftenretien bic einstz
gen Greisnif7e rer porieenWode. Nui
reutihem Spcen tn BaoenzBaoen
peilte einise Sage Die &6nisin Don
MrpGbritannten unp sj;lano. Mttte
Ger Onermc9e bat Ger bpbea 6rau ibr
Sdrieserlobn 6riecrtb sSi!belm> Der
&roHprtn3 oes Deutidsn 9etdes, einen
tursen Beiud abseifattet. Gin ancez
Ter prtn3 Der preub'(den &Ini9efami>
lie> 6risprtb &orl, ,peilt l9pn ieit ldnz
eerer 3stt i'm Siicen: tet@rie9en unc
lu1fen, pprnehmlib aber bei ZEN Jtaz
lienern unD bilpet pen 0e9snftano Der
@ufmsrflamfei aller e;nsereibten une
niGt einseweibtsn pplitltsr auer ;unfz
riscn uno unsiinftissn 1ip!cmaten.
Dab rsr prin; fd iiberaQ in Stalien
Reibis umdebt uno nit pem &1nise
unp Der Gesieruns in taniSiter Ser
binoune febt, 1T Gbatiads. Nu@ unz
terlieat e5 pobl fsinsm 3neifel paB Die
Nei}e pes prinscu nibt pbne ppIitllfen
3ref> rab fie rielmehr unteIncmmsn
1T our ztdrfrns Der s(uians NIT Sta<
lien. Q2as pom DEN reitern Nltan,en
gu bcltsn 1T, pie eesenmdrtis ein0auptz
sbema Der preIs bilceu, 10 fne rie
Nabi1ten rarlber 10 1bmanfenp unp
tpicerlpreGenp, oab wir rieielben bier
niAt einsebenp teriibren m6sen.
gDdbrenp bic 2anctoten Yrsubens
uno Der meii1en ubrtsen 8unoes ltaaten
Don ben anseltrsnsten unp anitrensenz
zen 2lrbstten ausrubsn, baben pie
Nsi9stpten fd auf'S yleue na9 ter
5auptfaot rerfii9t. Nm Wpntas ben
8. Npril, 1T Der Deutlbe 9felbetaa
cur9 ben Turlten Btsmarf, utdt puyb
ben Sailer er6ffnet wprpen. Dab res
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Mrnea ae na6ri0ten
ouf Der pritten Seite.
Mn9lGnoi16e Na9ri9tcn.

Spanien 1T neuercines cerlummelz
plot Der Nerpluttcn. Ipn Carlos,
her No9fSmmlins jeues DON @orlcS,
melder in cen rrfibiser Sabren nit ZEN
Mnbdnoern Der &5nietn @brtittna um
cen fponiidcu lbrpn eefdmpft bate,
ruff feline Tartei neuerrtnes ;u ben
Mofsn, um rem Iremoltno, Der iebt in
@panien bsrrlbt gu pertreiben. Sort
oe @pGe meleete Der Sele9rapb, cob in
Der propin; NaYarra cine mebrere tau>
lenc Mann fa,fe @atlifenbonce fth
concentrirt babe; aud in ben prooin<
aen geripa unp 8iecayo ae'9ten fi9 be-
mofnete 8ancen, 70 rab bic Hee'eruna
f6 peranlabt fab, co6 Srie9s9e1eg gu
prcclomiren. Gpdter bieB e. Ton
Carlos babe bic fransEflde @rense
lber1hrittsn uno mar19i,e an BERG pige
.irer Militdrmadt ron sebn taulenr
Mann eeoen Die 9e9ie1un96truppen.
Sein Yrurer Gpu Nlpbpnio, weI6er
etenfaus NIT berofneten qeuten nab
$renien aieben mpllte, rurre srn Der
fransSGlhen Ypli;ci oerboftet unp Gus
Dem 2anre oem;elen; er besab ttd bier
auf na1 @erf. Man tclea:opbirte fc<
oar bic repu5lifanilde Yartei in Spa>
nien made eemsinlume Sade nit Don
Carlos, mas jerpd ltbr unmabrldeinz
lid f!inat.
Sic Gnti'sbuns eie@er Neppluttcn
labt id lsidt erfldren. Sdun felt pie
len Sebren 1T Spanien Elm Spielbol
cpn Ncbellionen, BET penen AemIbnltd
ein beyuprraeenrer Wilitdr bic :oauptz
role fiitrte. Nud rte Gmp6runA in
foIae reIher rie Sfniain Slattua DOR
einieen Sabren ten Gtrcn serlcr 1T
cas Yrpeuft elmer Wilitdrs 3eyolte, bei
welher ret 2lemiral 3ppete, Waridaa
Serranp uno 0eneral grim ras CONF
manrp fubrten. Nadcem raraut Die
Ibronz nzGanrtoatur zines preu6t Ideu
prinsen pie @eranla0uns gum reutlds
frans5ifaen8riese selisfe1t balte, >purre
Der ilneere Spbn @ietpr Gmmanuel5,
Nmoreue> Elm une>f fatrener juneer
menld, ale &6uis in Spanien ein1ez
fubrt. Sir Jpn resierten natiirlid Die
ndupter rer berribencsn Yartet at Re-
rem @pige rer Morltau Serrono itsbt.
Dab csr junQe aSnis ale Farteien i'm
@tbeimen ereen f4 bal l'tst in Ter
Natur Der Sode: rem Naciealen, welz
de rie Ginfabruus Der Nepublif an
itreten, 1T symoreu6 einDprn i'm huge;
otn etraei;isen @ensralen, Don eenen
Ger Cine eem 2uceru cen Stang ot,
lduft, muf Der junse &5nis ;ur puppe
rienen; in ben NuSen rer lpanilden
:Notion jerch, bic tn ibrsr srceenWebrs
sabl aus slaubenstreusn Satboltfen be-
ltebt, er!9eint Ter Sphn res &irbenz
rduter6 Gictor emmanuel a!s Elm
Otdusl. 9lue itimmen in ibrem 6al1e
9esen cen Gremrlins therein slls
nun jiin9f BET ben Wablen fir Die 9ez
l,sAstenren @prtes riele Anbdnaer pes
Ton Carlos semdblt murcen> erlieB ciez
Ter al5 Nadfomme re6 a!ten tpu,bentz
ldsn Sbnissbaule5 Gin Manifelt an caS
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es:Aeaunsea Br:efe &c. ftnb III asrefren:
"W A n D E r E E -,
L. +. 1870,
ST. PAUL, MINI.
Gi1enbQbn Syabr<pldne.
ct. Yaul uno Yocife.

Rah Anpta, @1t Silver ct. Glcub uHb Saut Napes-
Derla1en st. paul 500 Gprm. ure errst0ea Sdnt Ma@
pbs 1927; perlaNen Sau glapibs 500 uab erreden st
paul 1890 Wtttass.
st. yau1, @stnneaprlis unb Delaus 8ue.. werlaHen
Delanp 6:4o gcrmittass; Nnneapulis S:15 Born. nnt
.rreid,eu st. paul 9:e5 gprm. 3rridebrenb reraien
ciefelben Ct gaul 4:45 Nodmttaas; Minneapolis $3.50
Na&mittass uno srrs'den Telanp 200 &bsnbs
81. Paul, Dslarp. e1sle unt Ssniun 3uSe--ger!afen
ct. Yaul 7:30 Mpreens; wsinneapple S:!5 Nicrsens;
errei6en genfpn 2:15 Nohmittaps. 3urldfebrenf
cFen fe 8enlpn tU:48 Wtrraene; Mnneapps 500 Rads
mttass; erre4en ct. paul 5:45 Nadmittass
ST. paul unp Winneappt,s AeeDmpr ratrns< <3ue-gser-
last st. Paul 1t15 Mprgens; errsdf g,nnedeplts f1A
Nornittaas. 8uriftebrenb perld6t er Wtnnearps 2OG
Aahmittdas uat erretbt ct. Saul 240 MaGmtta6s.
ct. Yaul unc Gipur City.
Serlafsa aemmen an
Ct. pau... 7.t5 gsrm. Ct. Samss..... 7o9 sfae'm
ct. paul...... AZ, Nadbn glanfae S.55 -
Ct. Stames..... 5.5 gsrm. Ct. 9aul..."" 20
1afe Supertpr uur Mltlff|ippi.
gerlanen st. paul-..................... S35 Morm.
Rpmn,en an tn Duluth. .35 siaAm.
9ymu,en an in Ct Saul .................. $40 Nahm
Muwaufse, ct. paul unb Minneapp.
ltsz3uoe.
Durd,1se mad benz offen (Grprea.)
atoaua $50 gprm. Intunft 200 Gatm.
aRinncapplis uni ct. Waul 3ise.
s,mm en- on.9:tO @crm. Gebeb ob....... ESQ 0prm.
Spmmeu an......3: 3:4O@a@m. @efen ab 5:1ONatm.
at. Saul une Gbtcasp 3lse.
gep.n al Maa 5annes, Rebwins &c. LAO gprm.
aufunft In ct. paul 2.55 Raam.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-05-04
Ser ,,Ssanbcrer" ,tacb europa,

Sebt gDpGe seben eiae @n3atl Gremp!are ees
,,Danberer" naG Gurppa, unb ptr '''adpen o'e
Qeler beipnbers aufmertiam, Dap BIZ neb!rer1=
Dune pes Blattes an Serpanbte une Oreunes
ienieitsfbes Oceans Elm iebr seetsnstes M'tfel
III, einen ununterbrc9enen Bertsbr NIT een'els
sen su unterbalten une lie iber bic 3ntanee
oiaIeS Qanpes su unterrtdten, befsT a!a ee nnrp
DriefweHiel sel@eben fSnnte.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-05-04
Da8 . 8 ftpcrtp

tn ben gsr Staan unb &anaea betrdst 20 es per Sae
une mus opn benz Gmpfanger BET ener 9ppFee oterte'
idbriicb porausbe;ablt merbcn.
Uaan Tam su ieser Belt auf ben ,9SanSe.er" aopn<
ntrtu.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-09-02
HAYWARD.

There is an Italian fable that tells ola
lean, cadaverous wretch, with yellow
skin, and glaring, gittering, snaky eyes,
like those Of Maynard. There was all
absorbing seifshness, and malignant
hate, and villainOus, cOwardly cunning
written in every hDeameRt Of the crea-
lures face. He grew constantly o
hideOus, when contemplated, rs does
Maynard, and his nose and mouth were
constantly more and more elongated.
His head was hattened as the repulsive-
hess Of the disgusting vision was hight
ened. His lips protruded, the cbin
disappeared, the forehead became part
of the neck, and at last there was left a
'hideOus snake, its eyes dancing with
malignant hate, poison was distilled
from its twitching, nervous Jaws, and a
forked tongue Kissed and shot forth,
tipped with lambentlight, reflected from
its fiery eyes. No u has ever read this
h~alfforg0tten fable and seen Maynard
who did not know that the original Of
the Italian poets dream was
before him. The yellow, skinny,
bitter, malignant wretch Maynard,
whose very remorseless selfshness
is illustrated in the fact that he would
represent a people in Congress whom
he, by no possibility, can represent in
anything. Nature, taste, habits Of
thinking, original predictions, local at
tachments, everything la nature and
every law in morals render it utterly
impossible that Maynard should repre-
sent q Tennesseean ia Congress, ON
earth. in heaven OF ~perditiOn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-09-02

The entire road bed-from Jackson,
Tennessee, to Cairo has been put under
contract, and viii be pushed forward to
an early completion. Within the next
eight or nine months the Mississippi
Central road will be open for travel and
traffic from New Orleans direct TO Cairo.
Jackson, it viii be observed, rapidly be-
comes a most important railroad center,
and in five years viii boast Of twenty
thousand or more inhabitants. Nash
vile must have access TO Jackson and
the branch Of the Northwestern road
from Huntington to Jackson viii be
built. Messrs. Cole and Thomas, Of the
Chattanooga, Nashville and St. Louis
road are forced TO do this. But Mem
phis can well afford to have the
trade Of Jackson diverted wholly to
Nashville and St. Louis, and by this ex-
tension Of the Mississippi Central to Chi
cagO Jackson. Memphis is large enough
10 fold its brawney hands, capable Of
any herculean task, and sit down idly
and lazily il the sunlight, dangling her
hare feet over the bluffs and making
them cool and comfortable ia the bosom
q the great river.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-09-02

THE caTpetbaggers in Central Missis-
sippi are g~rievously disguised. The ne
groes have taken the management Of az
fairs into their own hands, and the dirty
adventures find their occupations gone.
John r. Lynch, theyoung negro Speak
er Of the Lower House of the Mississippi
Legislature, and not the Secretary Of
State, was nominated for Congress, on
Friday, at BrOOkhsven. His defeated
competitors in the convention were the
uarpetbaggers Gibbs, Perez and Willing.
Perez was recently the stupidest jackass
80 Congress; Gibbs was gibbeted in the
state Senate and Willing isan unknown
adventurer. The carpetbag thieves viii
probably bolt and set up an independent
ticket. The conduct Of the disorderly
convention was infinitely worse than
that Of an ancient ward meeting.