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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-18
Texas and Pacific Railroad.

The Shreveport Times says: Freight for
the Texas and Pacific railroad contractors
and for the company itself has comm enced
arriving. We learn that in addition to the
Moore's cargo, Sl25, 900 worth of machinery
and 1900 tons Of iron are en- route. We
understand that the shipment of freight
will be pushed forward as fast as the water
will permit. We also learn that a demand
was made yesterday on the part of the COM
pany for some of the lots lately donated to
them by the city, as they have immediate
use for them. The ball is moving.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-18
Another Monopoly.

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Aug. IA num-
Der of furniture manufacturers of the
Northwest met in the court room here to-
day to form an association to regulate
prices and take such measures as might
place them on an equal basis in their busi-
ness relations. The meeting was called
forth owing to the increasing prices and
scarcity of furniture lumber. The meeting
was harmonious and adjourned to meet in
Chicago Aug. 27.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-18

THE New York Herald, which has been
a supporter of Grant all along, concludes an
elaborate review of the condition of our ma
tional finances with these wosds: "The
truth is, our national finances have been
badly managed, and the financial policy of
the Administration, or rather Of Mr.. Bou.-
well, is failure"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-18
THE ANTIPODES.
Flood and Frost,

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 16.-Sidney news.
In Tasmania a land slide of 500 acres
stopped the course OF the river Devon,
causing an overflow and devastating large
section of the surrounding country, the
richest in the colony. In Fiji occurred the
most terrific hurricane ever experienced,
for three days and nights on that coast, with
severe cold in the southern provinces. The
Waipori river was frozen over so heavy that
teams crossed on the ice.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-18
MEXICO.
The Statu One.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 17.--Gen. Rocha
telegraphs from Monterey that Gen. Cebal-
las has marched to the City of Mexico.
Rocha goes to Palos to receive the surren-
der of Trevino's forces. Pedro Marti-
nez and his troops have also submitted.
Garcia De La Cadena, refusing to surren-
der, was surprised and captured with his
command. Rocha telegraphs that he is
positive the revolution is terminated.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-18
THE TURF.
First Day at saratoga.

SARATOGA, Aug. l7.-Track muddy.
The first race, two miles, for purse of two
thousand dollars was won by Joe Daniels.
Time 3:49.
The second race, two and quarter miles
for one thousand dollars was won by De-
fender. Time 4:24s.
The third race, one mile, for one thousand
dollars was won by Silk Stocking. Time
1:525.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-18

THE Springfield Republican has review
of the situation in Vermont, by cores
pondent, and the conclusions reached are,
that there will be change Of 10000 votes
from Grant to Greeley, and possibly the
election of a Greeley Congressman. The
tide which set in the right direction contin-
ues to roll on.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-18
THE PACIFIC COAST.
The Diamond Fields.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 15.-Janin, sent
out by the first dismond company, hsv wing
returned without reaching the alleged dia-
mond fields, declined to give the press any
information. Diamond stock is not in de-
mand. Nevertheless, an expediti, of ten
men, fitted out by new company, left to-
day. Several new companies are forming.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-18
rrAEION COUNTY CONVENTIeN.

At a meeting of the Democrats and Lib
eral Republicans of Marion, held at the
Courthouse in Jasper, on the 10Th inst. 4.
A. HYDE was called TO the chair, and G.. S.
Deskins appointed secretary. Mr.. Hyde
addressed the convention stating the object
Of the meeting, which was the appointment
Cf delegates to the State Convention, which
meets in this city on the 2lst.
II. V. Redfeld, W. Byrne and S. B.
Deakins, was appointed delegates, after
which the meeting adjourned.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-18
UTAH.
The Indian War-A Telegraph opera
ter sFOmahawked.

SALT LAKE, Aug. H.-Three compa-
MES of United States troops left this morn
ing for the field of Indian dangers in Pau
Pete. Cavalry arriving to-day from the line
of the Union Pacific were hurried Oh. A
fourth company of cavalry is ordered by
Gen. Ord to this city to keep the roads open.
Gen. Morrow leaves tonight and Gen. Ord
on Monday for the scene of operations.
j. d. Page, telegraph operator at Mount
Pleasant, was attacked last night by Indi-
ans when leaving his Office and terribly
wounded with tomahawk in the head,
supposed fatally.
Brigham Young and a party of church
officers are making a notable tour through
the northern counties of the territory, and
received by the Mormon people with pro-
cessions Of music, flags, banners and flow
ers.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-18

THE Reign of Terror which was produc-
ed in North Carolina by the system Inaug-
srsted by the Radicals, is almost incredi-
bic. A correspondent writing to a New
York paper says: "AlmOst every white man
told me he would vote the Radical ticket.
When he found was only looker-on, be
always changed his answer, saying that if
he should openly say he preferred the Dem
Ocratic ticket, he should be arrested on
some frivolous charge, and locked up until
after the election" The locking up is now
at an end there, we hope.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-18
THE EMPERORS.

NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-THE Ne.cs
discredits the Standards report that the
meeting of the Emperors of Germany,
Russia and Austria at Berlin is for settling
pending questions of European national re-
lations,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-18
Mr.. SUMNER offered the following in the

Mr.. SUMNER offered the following in the
United States Senate on May s, 1852:
"Resolved, that in the efforts nov max
ing for the restoration of the Union, and
the establishment of peace throughout the
country, it is inexpedient that I'll Q names
of the victories obtained over our fellow
citizens should be placed on The regimental
colors of the United States"
This was one of the first efforts to close
up the bloody chasm, but more than ten
years have gone and Grant viii not "let us
have, peace" if he and bis Southern carpet
bag supporters can prevent it.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-18
GENEVA.
suppIementary VoIuminosity.

Supplementary VoIuminOsity.
GENEVA, Aug. 1.-THE supplementary
arguments Of the American Counsel before
the Board Of Arbitration are published in
pamphlet form. The argument of Egarts
covers 100 pages. Those of Gushing and
Waite less extended.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-18
NEW YORK.
Mace-O'BaIdwin.

NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-THE hackers OF
Mace and O'Baldwjn meet Monday and set
tie the place of fighting. Only few will
be allowed TO witness it.
BaFnard's Impeachment.
SARATOGA, Aug. 17.-At 3 P. M. the
Impeachment Court adjourned till Monday
when it is believed they will finish the
CpsP.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-18
WASHINGTON.

No Tom Murphy nor Chamberlain at
Chattanooga.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-THE President
and Cabinet have finally declined the invi-
tation to visit Chattanooga.
What Causes the Gold Premiurlhs
The balances in the Treasury at the
close of business to-day were as follows
Coin $71, ,504, ,32l.09, including coin certid-
Gates for $50, 200; currency balance
$7,208, ,502.9S.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-18

TENNEssEE BONDS closed in New York
fast evening at "A for the old issue and
73a forsthe new.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-18

CorroN is quiet in New York at 2lsc
for middling.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-18

GID closed easier inNew York yesterday
q, ll56l15S.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-18

A Trading Vessel Found Adrift-AAi
ON Board Neutrality-suspicious. women
RmOng the victims.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-08-03
Der 8ert4t bes Meritultur-D E

Der 8ertat bes Ngrttultur-De-
r~artements in @aibineton iiber ben @tanb Der
Jelefru@te int Monat Suli if iseben ansetom-
men. Sn B.tref bes @taates Minneiota
inb bic Btri9te aus e~inselnen gounties febr
lidenbaft. tebsr @eli9forn bsibt es, bieGrnte
lei bur& ua1es @etter fart ssidaeist. Tim 70
better mire Der @tanb bes @etsens bars.feQt,
be0en Grtras auf 10 Yrceent sel9dSt wire unb
quar- rurdidnittlid ia better Qualitdt. 9afer
muree mebr ~sspfanst ais fraber uab febt GIN
itis, @oesen ebenfaas, iowit aud @erfe lts'
tere awei eorten wurben an sieleu plaben &C.
lat, no Der Resen has 8Orn nt&t auffommen
lief. aartoHela peripre&sn rei@sn Grtras, ob-
i9on bsr Safer ea une bort sei@abst. 9eu
iebr sut. Die Obl T. &ultur, pbi1on moo jung,
IL in trdftieem Aufl9pune unb lief'rt bieies
Sabr bersits 6 proeent uber ben Dur@i&nitts-
srtras. SIN @ansen etnummen aliu elm iebr
~siniises Grssbnib.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-08-03
StaatS= Neuigteitem.

Der Gelb3ug gessn bic Snbtane {
mar raid beenpist. Oils ndulid uniere patrios
tii6en Mtli3en, ron bei6em 1batenburf ent-
Fammt, mad 8rainerb tamen, iaben fe tuobl
Snbtaner CUR @eaiee, aber nt&t nit wfeil uub
Beeen eeriaet, ~lonberu nit 8Srben pcQ 6ei>
sslbeersu, Die fe in bic Staot bra&ten, u, au-
eere, ibueu xusli@e Dinse pafir tin3utaui&eu.
&opt. 6. g. Bunfer, Der G%ommanpant Der
Grpetitionstrupreu, telesrapbirte haber f&cn
q. Suli an ben @ouperneur Auiin. bab Is
i.br ratbiam mare, 10 i6neu als mSslid bic
aufs.bctene Mauul9aft ~ eutlaaen. bauit bic
eeute ni9t ristireu miibteu, ibre Gnaeauneeu
III perlieren. Der @ouperneur entiprah biefen,
@unl6e t~ereitwiaie, unb 10 tsbrten bic ~jusenb-
li6en Rrieser Mnfanss pisler @O9e aad ct.
paul aurud, unp tonnteu betribte Brdute unp
fammerso0e Nutter unb @attineu ibre Qieten,
bic lie i'm @eife 1don Der @rauiamfeit Der
&otbbdute p,eisseseten iabeu, pieper freueis
amaru1en.
Gines aber burfen mir ni6t ibsrs.ben, pnt
pas lit Die patriotilde archaeological, nit mel-
der bic Mannldaft ben &ufe Be, 8esieruns
folste. Die umffdnpe paren .rnit etuus; als
bic erie Depei@e pon Bratnerb fam uub 9ebsr.
mann mar auf einen beporifebenben blutieen
aampf nit ben Subianern eefa6t. Gin 2anb,
oed,n @Sbne 10 3u feber Stunee su fsiner Ser.
tb~eibisuns bereit fne, ba.f i@ in Der Ebat
aIiiffih fdt1hpn
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-08-03
Ser SO anberer.
HF Guittun9en fulseu In nd@Rsr
drummer.

Der 5tabtratb ertielt itinen jine0su
Bei9lub, wobur& fit iebes @itslieb Elm Grem-
plar ess @tabt.y laues ansef&aft werbsn foat.,
pom mayor ubne bs1sn l1nteri&nft 3uriid =;
alein bic @tastpdter bsbarreu nit II seeen 3
@timmen auf ibrem Bei&ls0e.
9le. Gi11er 1T nun gerfber bes Committee
fiji Sfen,li9e &s9nunsen an Der @teQe ron
Nib. Rriessr, pel&er rsFsnirt Bat
Sir aufanbise 9aItuns bes publifums oui
Der @trabeneilenbabu fuQ mittsls elmer belen.
bsren Orbinan3 seiorst utrben. @er l@ I'M.
standardization Rebsnsarten beeient OBJ.
lenR f@ uneentleuanlY benimn,t, bat IS ta
$50 III 3ablen. @itteuri@ter if Der Gartreiber,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-08-03

Gineu Ia I'M seabnteu Auff &wuns
ntntmt bic QeinSl. unb @srs-SSnbui rie In Der
umseeenb pom Mautato. Die bertise @eieu>
l&aft it beretts ineorportrt. Das Mftieneapt-
tai betrdst $4,000 in s4ttien q $50. perr
9. .. 5ubbarb, elmer ber Sueorsuratoren, 1T
tarsIt@ aus BEN Often 3uriidsetebrt, 100 er bic
%nStbiseu Mai&inen fit bic Oelmible unb
Berafabrif In Manfato unb fir finf antere
@erefabriten sstauft bat. Dit lsbtrrtn suer>
ben tuabri&etnli& In Belgrade, Gate GryRal,
@arben' City, @belby unb @esb Sbunber It.
ri@tet werbeu. Su Wantato tptro cine eto6e
Muble aus Bad1sinen, rs bel 130' Gub ere6,
unb auberbem nod Elm 2aeerbaus1 erri@tt.
Die sausen anlnsstufen tieies l1nternsbmeus
b~elaufen i& auf uainoeaens $4,000 unb $751;
600 uerten gum Mufsauf Der e%intommenben
Gladsernbte erforberlid fein.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-08-03

SIN BremnG County treibt ila 9efabrli-
des @.lnoel berum. &iirslid roaren es @au'
ner, bic in ber @tabt Nsw ulm berumf<&en,
I'M @eldaftsbdultr u. {. T. ~ berauben. Stun
bei6t %, ba6 aud Yferbebiebe in bortiser &C.
aenb ibren 1nfug treiben. @u tpuree BEN 6rn.
Cauer in &cttonuoob Gin tuertbooQes pferb
eefoblen, aud 81. Soeaner in Siberia, 81. Sod
u. {. +. ni0en BARON 3u er3ablsn. Man sete
ben @trol9en bic leoerne Nussei@nuns NIT g.
bSriaem Na9brud.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-08-03

@eriR elm Greunb Der . ~ ti@en =?
Benn Is iid UNI pidtiee@ ablen banbelt, milf
fen bic tetreFenben @anbipaten mad ibren bis-
bergen Tbaten eramiairt tperseu. Yraibent
Grant bat in @enator @dur3 II. q. einen chen
10 1@arfen ais eere@ten Gran,inatur ~eefunben.
Wie febt Is UNI @illun, tpsl&er als &anbibat
fir bas Nmt zines 8iceprdibenten BON ben
@%epublitanern aufsefeQt it? DiIfou ipri@t F&
felbi bas rrtbeil bur9 cine @ebe, bic It i1
SABRE 1856 in Bottom sor Ufentli9er@e riamm .
lung eebalten bat. Ct faste:
vSm 6er3en Der Gremoeeborenen tpobnt ni&t
etn ein3iser ebler 5rapuls, nidt Elm ein3ises
Mal i9lus es fur Yatriotismus. 81 1T 10 tbie>
rid unb 10 niebris aefuufen, bab Is feline sm'
patbie bat fir ireeuo etwas 9Sberes als Sauer-
traut unb 2aserbier, 8artufeln uns Butter
mil9, ober irsenb Gin anteres ausldnbii9es
Gre0en, ME man es bier au 9anbe nur ben
@dwtinen sprisbt. Mue Gibe tn Der @elt
FOURTEEN hitle Meni&en ni@t binben.
Eieier unb Sener fdst, baB oiele GreHbe in
t~elisent 6ne. Sntecieent? l%luinn! Die fann
man int Namen bes almd&tieea @ottes ipl9en
l1ninn idmayen? @ebt Gu6 ben sonBier be.
nebelten Tutdman an, pie Ct feline lanae,
i9mubise Yf.ife raudt unb tpsnnSbr in (einem
unsemaldenen, triotiiden @e0@t aud nur e>
nen @trabl Don 9nteQisen3 feben tSnnt, 70 atiet
ttn mir.
Dir n,iGen he @sfebe bes 2aates Gnbern
unb biefe unuidtnben, mcraIii& p%eriumpfteu
8ettler an, @timmen uns Asmterbalten serbin.
bern. @ir barfen tieit &swbies unb @@ur>
Ten, bic F@ in e%r{dredli&er Mense in unl.rn
@tGpten unb DSrfern aniammeln unb sou.
@tebIen unb Betteln lebeu, ni@t 3xr @Iei&be-
reatisuus 3%ula1tn.
@an iast mir: au@ tieie 2tute baten
ssRRe&te. Sa, Ge BADEN bas &e&t mad uniern
@.isssn 3u leben unb ben Boeen su bebauen
une su tbun, pie mir befeblen. Git fnb. ben
Nmeritanern an Snteqteeu3 xnb 8ilbuns un-
terseuronet, nns fe fo0tn unb unaden nieberee.
balt.n tuerben, ftlb1t tuenu bieies bur@ bas pa.
ssnnet unb NIT YuIper unb 8let eefdeben
r1ub."
@s iaete penry @llon sor Is Sabren. Our
itlbea :3eit aber mar ber olte 5oraee Greeley
elmer Der tuenieen amerifantf&en SournaliRsn,
bic NIT @crt unb Sober uns unb unfere &e&te
esssn bic ritbenben 9nsrife folder fanatii&en
Eemascsen, mie @ilion elmer If, sertbeipieten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-08-03
1917

Brtgbt County bebauptet Retsl feiaen
Soften. Dur@ ben 8orfser 5. @usptatr finb
bic bemottatif&en @dbler aufD:forbsrt fir bic
Deleeaten-G Convention, pelae am 2. Settem>
ber in 8uFalp, suiammeutreten rirb. Delesa-
ten III eruenneu. Gs baabelt f& balelbi UNI
bic Nomtuation BON feds Delesaten fir bic
Transformation, tuel&e am 4. 81. Mts. IN
ct. gaul fattFnben pirb, ebeuio UNI bic Nu>
nainirune bon Ganbibaten fir bic Aeuster zines
Gounty. Aubitors, Guurt-G pmmilfoners, zines
County 60 uilFouers, &. DitritD uuo 3ueter
N~eprdlentanten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-08-03

Die 9trren @ebruber Iimme
Gde Der 10. unb ct. peter Strabe In ct. paul,
balten ]ets bic rei&ft Muswabl pom
@rpcertes anb Yrpptfpnen Dor.
rdtbig. Belonbere aufmerfiamteit serbient
ibr i9Sner @orratb an tn' unb auslGnbii9en,
stnsema9ten uns s%etrodneten Gri9ten. Man
teluge ben sei9matvsa aassefatteteu @tere,
UNI l6 baron ~ iberseusen.
BS- NuG bic befen Sorten Weine, St.
queure, Gigarren u. {. T. reben ben Runben 3ur
Derfusuns. vreiie biaiy, Bebieuune freunp
lib.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-08-03

Oeffentli&e &tulabung! CUR er6b.
ten rnb p%p0faubisfen &efauration: Die bon
s. @9mtet Mr. 242, Drite 9tabe. Bon
iebtan werben ~ ieperS tuupe frtf9e Nuiern,
Deaiisel, 5oreQeu. 8leilaiarten aQer @rt, Wtlb,
tura N4es, pas Der Marft al Delttate0en btetet,
i~erpirt. Dit fein1en @eins uut 9ia !eure bic
tet msiue Bar; 6riate. Goufeft unb Goubtto=
reiuaaren in better Muswabl. ,DieNufmartune
III ieber Belt bic bette.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-08-03

Gin Grant unb @iI1ou-Glub
20 bra9te an, Dienitae Mteno feline Sreani<
iatiou in bielser Staot. YrdIoent 1T CAPT.
$. 8. &afle. Gs e~reienete il@ babel, ba6 unter
ben aufserufenen &ebnern aud Gin enti9iebe.
ner @reeley. Mann mar, namlih 81. 2aiber,
wel&er seeeu bic @abl @rauts uni Comforter
proteOirs unb i9 entidieeen fit @rseley aus
ipra&.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-08-03

Dura Jeuer 3erfSrt tpurbe ait leb'
ten Muntag bas @obnbau5 bes 5rn. Meam
Qiuee in &v(e Ecwu. Sn berMittaes3eit, tpab-
reuo berleIbe F9 auf benz Gelo' befanb, bra@en
bic 8lammen aus unb in furser 3eit mar bas
@ebGube tin ErImmerbaufe. Dur& 9ulfe
Der Ma&barn tpnnte einises 5ausgeratbe &c.
aerettet ,perbeu. Gladlider @eile If Ntemane
perleBt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-08-03

ais prdient fir 6ora3 Greeley
purbe auf ber jinsfen Bair Der bisils gen &atbs>
bral. @em.inee Elm uertbpoQer @tod nit eol-
benem ancpf psrleost. 81. Greeley nabm has
@e1dent nit Dant AT uns erflarte in feinem
Mntwcrtl9reiben, tab Ct, penn gum Yraiteen'
ten erpablt, babin ireben tseroe, bieies 2anb
poraueswei1e gu elmer 5eim1dtte politii&sr
@lei@bere9tisuns uub reli~slOier8retbeit 5u ma
den.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-08-03

Cine pflus- uub Wa8tnfabrtt
it in 2ate GttY erri&tet tpureen. Die meif
aeinerneu @ebGube nebmeu einen 8lG@enrauua
Don $3.50 Gub Elm. Gunf3ebn 6anbperter fnb
in Der 3abrit bei&dftist biz cine sortbetlbafte
3utunft Dor f@ bat.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-08-03

Man8el an Mrbeitern foQ in ser-
faiebensn E7eilen bes Staates fetn, trpseeu
biz Garnaer an pielen Orten boben 2obn aablen
peueu So. so biz So. OO-unb nod r,ebr per
Sag, I'M, BE ssitsnete Grnts 70 gut pie mSsli@
inter Dad III i&aFen. 1lnb In ben erp6en
@tabten tee Oaens luneern sieIe Sauitnse BON
trdftisen eeuten ubne Bef91fteuns aaf ben
@tra6en umter!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-08-03

Mem uIm. ". y. .. Mtt Dergnigen
ttu3ereibt. a..
5ap Nntpnto, Ser. s. s. Sir 6.
unb g. 1T NQes tn Orsnune; aud foQ Sbr
Wuu(& 10 siel wie mSsii& beradl@tist .perben.
Dulutb. u. q. aprsds fir u. s. 1T
8ednbert. -
CT. Duuatus. 81. 6. Die Autttune
fir 6. g. unb s. &. it in SO. 240. Eas
8latt piro bier ~reselmdbie CUR Dot seeebeu.
&eb % Sing. s. ". @ebr piQtommen!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-08-03

Sir ma-Menbtrung. - 6err Gr. s.
@ibe, ais beutl6er Mn.palt tu bieieer 5tabt
bereits portbeilbaft bttaunt, 1T NIT ben 9erren
Gilman uno Glcusb tn @ei&aftsserbinbuns
aetreten, 10 bab teren Gtrma u Gilman,
Gloueb unb @ilbe beiBt. Office I'M ubtttn
@tod BON Qinbete's Dry @osb &tere, brittle
@traBe, nabe Wabafbaw.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-08-03

Eas reiufe unb 1u6efe Sob QiYer Oil
0ebertbran) in Der Welt 1T bas BON paaarb
u. GasmelL, prdpaIrt am Mseresufsr aus
frilnen ausseiadten Qebern BON GasmeIL
5a3arb u. 6 O., Mew yprt. Gs 1T ab.
iclut retn unb If. Yatienten, pelde e
einnal seuommeu boben. 3ieben es alien auberu
prdparateu Dor. Merste baben ibr llrtbetl ab-
esesben, bah es better lei als trsenp Gin auberer
Qebertbran i'm Marfte.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-08-03

3weibuntert Dollars @elobnung
bietet Der @ouperneur Secem an, tsr einen je<
ner 56nbIsr uberfubrt. rel@e ben Snsianern
@9napps sertaufen. Die meiaen l1ne!ads>
unb @treitfdQe fon1naen aus bie(er Auele.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-08-03

@eIbwertb.-Nuf Griu9en Der tentldtn
@ei9srssieruns bat Der @ef1etdr tes @daf-
amtes ben Wertb Der Wart Der neuen Mani-
unb 9tednunsseinbstt bee teutiten Neihes,
auf % Gents bebufs Der 8ers&nuus BEL 81.
len fsfsefeQt mas serabe Elm Erittel bes Wer-
ties ausua&t, ben Der alte Silbertbaler bate,
Der auf SO Geuts sef@dst tpurbe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-08-03
NotaI= Nemt9teiten.

Der @reeIey< unb 8rem n-G lu b,
be1sn Organization in biefserStab ansefanbist
purbe, if nunmebr bur1 cine iebr aniebnli@e
geriammluns BON 8ursern, ab8efeben BON fra'
bern partet> Uerbaltnideu, sorRanbis essrinpet.
slm sorisen @amRas fanb bic @~sriammlune IN
Der ioeenaunten Rational 2efcrn1 Gbur@"
an Der Martet @tra6e unter BEN 8or{ls bes
5rn. s. @mitb, IT,, fatt. Der Uor>
fanb les Clubs teRebt aus eiuem yrai1<
bsnten. 81 gieepraFb.nten, entipredsub Der
elei@ex Ansabl Der Staateu in Der Union, fer
ner aus etntn, Sdasmeifer, 3wet prototoQirsn'
ben @etretdrsn une einem eorrespunbirenben
@etretGr, enbli@ aus einem gretutis.G Commit
tte, in ue'@em iebe @are ber @taot awei Ser
treter bat. Der @oritans it aus fulsenoen9er-
rem 3uiamueueeiest:
.t... T%rd1ibent
Sames @mitt. If.
@ies Yrdfibenten.
s. 8. Marfelb. Gbas. 2eonarb,
81. MuertaG, E. &ron3ter,
y. $. 8sls, 81. B.8. @@warsba9,
u. 8. 2inbbolm, Sames Cullen,
&bas. 6. Glanbrau, 9bos. Grace,
8. s. Smiley, s. st Delano,
Martin DelanY, So. Orb,
u. 8. Sobnion, s. 9. Oliver.
&bas. paGapant, Gates u. Subnion,
5. B. Ba6, Brant @erner,
6. .. @ilfaan> Sobn CupIan,
3. s. Barney, @einbart StiefeL
Graf slbre&t, gietOr Bersere.,
6. 8. @iQiams, s. 9. Sal,
g. @teiu, 8. 81. @ebb,
Butler Gomfod. 6. 9. Sennes,
Sobn s, wennsr, s. %. MeGluns,
6. @. @riees, $. $. Simue,
.... 81. .. Etrpns.
@9abmeiaer: gilbert @6efsr.
YrotpteQtrenbe @etretare : @soree 8. elder
unb 6. .. O'8rien.
Gorresponbirenber @etrstar OlFan 6.
Dobse.
Grecutip- g COMMITTEE:
Gr}e @arb. 81. 6. Davis unb u. O. Sctx-
ion.
3weite @arb. s. s. Barney unb 8. y.
3aQ.
Dritte Warb. George Miti@ unb 6. 9.
GinneY.
Yierte Marb. Martin DslanY unb GATES
u. Sobu(pn.
Dunfte Warb. ". e.. @ilo n unb y. u.
Clifford.
Die &eprdientation Der Burssri9aft in bie-
fem Committee fpri@t fir ben euten Rern Der
8epesung.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-08-03

3errg p. pfetfer, an @abaltap @trv
ssseniiber BEN Rarttbauie, p~ertauft feinen gro
6en BorrAtb BOA G%tfenwaaren, Oef.n, iewis
paus- anb @a~rteneerGtbe au aefeapreis.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-08-03

0rabfeiAe uub 8ilbbauerar.
betten aQer @rt uerpen ffets auf bas st.
iamadusQfe selieftrt i'm atelier bes PIN.
Weneler an @aibinston @trabe eeseniiter
etty 9aQ. 8inbergrabfeine 6nb baielbf gum
preiie BON SIS an 3u babeu bis gum feinleu
Ruu}merf.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-08-03

Die 2tler In 3ennepin County
unt l1nasesene u.SSeu nt&t ibertben, ba6 an1
tcnmenbeu Sonuias ben II. +. Wts. todp.
P. @eutueer IN ct. autbuny cine Mei(iaa It.
GFuea mirb. 49, - ...: IA .Ge,!.: