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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-05-11
(6srtiebuag.)

@alcine frt9 bus @s!c nit elmer
jauern Miene Elm uno murmelte IS
1T wabrbaiis nidt Der Nele wertb.
Dir leben un6 liberties nod elmer 9roz
fen @efabr aus !; penn ra5 aQmibltee
0er(dmincen Ter Silberlahen fann
nidt untemerft blsttsn. SD ,perpe
eenStbiot lein> Gas Iienfprrlonal na6
unc nad gu entla6sn> camtt 5srr
S6eipt Retnen mebr uorF ncet, uenn er
suridfebrt."
Gut" a%ntrrortete Wartba ; ,r,ar,
fam bann Ten D=etfabl ouf fe ldtez
ben oosr aud anaeben, rab feline Grau
lie beimlid meeaeihaft babe"
nGr miro nidt lan9e usbr ausbleiz
ben," fubr Waloine fort. Der Sberz
prccurator bate ibm losleib nadNme:
rita telesrapbtrt, mas bier por9esansen,
uno "a miro er ltd naturli4 9let4 auf
Cen Eufme9 MAIDEN"
u@s 1T bumm, rab feline Trau f1d
aus rem Staube mahte. Wenn tbr
alsi& pas urtbeil eelprc@en rcroeu
wdre> rann ldSe ite bel ietner Rldfebr
i'm Wrabe uno f5nnte ila ni9t mebr
rein maIhen."
~Cas tann lie aud ieBt nt@t. Daz
fir iino mir Beice ca."
~Breilid, ater i'd fanae mild fat an
III belinnen, pb ta bel meiner Nueiaae
bIeiten fol-. Sie baten pbne 3weifel
@elo BET 5eite 9eldaft obne mir St.
mas mitsuseten, uno paa sebt sesen
ole 0eratrsrunB."
nWsl9' cine abl1eultde 2Iae, ih
bate feinen 0rolden, ben cu ni4t AUDI
BAIT"
Stun, eS miro 19 fnten. Sebt
ater wouen mir gu Bette seben, penn
es 1T laon ipdt."
Die te,ren @eiber erboten fi@ unp
fle5eu bic 5reppe binauf. Gs@en
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Ser Staat unt BE Sbu1e.
III.

u6altet tte 3eli9ien BON ZEN 5Hentz
liden Sdalen fern ; Ger Neli9ioneuns
terridt muB auf pie Gamilie bsl9rantt
psrren !" ras 1T Der eiseutlide Sinn
res Nr9umente. Sd bin anptrer Nm
iidt uno CLAUDE, paB palslbe nur oebz
tilb oor9eidobm wirp, um zen 2euten
Sano in rie @u9en 3u treuen. 3eiste
es lla in ietner wabren 0eitalt> 10
tonnte IS Die proben Ger er'tirenren
Tbatla9sn nidt beitcben. SIT fnpe
es unbe9reiR,@, paS Elm Rino srsoyen,
aeilt'9 ausAetilcet unp ~ einem euten
yur9er 9enaht wereen fam, obne rob
es nit leiner Seitimmuns oe1truut ee>
mabt Miro. S9on nas u%npernunfz
ti9e lbter fennt ieinen grSsussr in
tsnf mibia iuute Ger Mieulb ni9t
aud mit'nttmdb'3 unc aus innertem
9srsenecran9 Elm 8srlansen in i,b
trasen, ras Original, eeiIeu Gbenbilr
er tlt-Vott- tennen III lernen? SD
bofe nidt roB ein Senatrr bier in uns
ferer Witte f4 tefnpet> Oct es MAJ
gen mdrre, Die Griitsns @ettss ;u
leusnen. IerMenlp tann nidt slldz
li1 lein, cbne zen lroft, her ibm aus
Der euisen Wabrbeit 3uaiebt. @eitz
tbum, Die ACKNOWLEDGMENT res 0ebens,
bic b6titsn Gbrenltsuen, all rieie 1inse
s%ermSsen ras Menldenber; niat ~
btftieoi9en, IS blsitt ibm etne semi]le
Gebniu9t rie Is in einlameu Stuaren
nidt su peridsuden uermas. Das
fam lelbf in unlerer materialifil1en
Belt nidt binweecisputirt werpen.
Mlau fann es fir cine CUTE Seee ball
ten, cas- Gbriitentbum aus pteier Nelt
gu perbannen-wenn IS m6sli& mdrc
ben &e!ieionsunterriat ausl4liebz
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}ten oauptttdct, cerer ueberjeu9un9
fe 3u cen unlrtsen mabte, ftao fir uns
perl0ren 0e9ansen, neil ibnen Die W5a>
iidfeit ntht geboten wurce, in Der Otf~
fentlidteit fir unlere Sade einiufsben.
Dies miro nun ancere werpen. Has
tbolil9e Wereine, b,1cnEe:s Gaitnos fur
bic serl1ierenen Stdnce, 6Htntlt@e
@%ertrdss unp ranr aud @srlammluns
gen rperpen isBt e%inseridtet ie werren
2sben in rie fattc!tlbe Mannermelt
brin9sn uno 10 rte belaste 0sneralotrs
lammluna mBalia MAIDEN. Daber
aud rie LANCE Trift wel9e man big
sur @intrrufune perielten an8eleBt.
Sin etaene6 Gcmite 1T einBsleBt UNI in
Yaris 20 Mrtsitercata etne Na@<
bilcuna Ter ceutiden WeieQenpereine> gu
erluren. Cine iclde Nnftalt teitebt
ieit flint Satren idpn (Bpuleoarr
Montparnale 1867 cine jwette 1T tn
mitten res 6aupttges Ger @pmmuz
uarrs> i'm Diertel BeueotQe (Nue 9e>
pert I'D 9egranoet morcen, cine brittle
miro in Der Nue &c Mont > @erie
@ontmartre) er1 teben. Sn Der &ue
ee5 @armas wirp cine &apelle unb 81
bliotbet gu 6Hentltden 8ortgd9eu e16f>
net. Mian rednet bic Ginridtun9 uno
bic rife Jabreemtetbe zines piejer @ai>
fnos ouf 10000 Granfeu> auiammen
olio 100000 Granten farporis. Das
Gomite bat 3u Dem 3wede cine Sammz
lung peranltaltet. -Balo bdtte i'd Yer<
e~eien,raS Die ptenseea@teYorYsrlammz
lung cine Nute1e an Zen beilt9en Vater
9s1i&tet, norm iie fir oel1en weltli9s
Nsdte ein;utretsn periprad uno be-
touerte, RAP Trantreid cies nod niat
oetban. Ger ertetene Se8en murce
Don rem beiliaen @ater bewiQi9t.
6eute> O5. NpriD> worsen uao aber@
mcraen fncet bier tie 8erlammlun4
Der Strtreter aler Yrprin;ialrdtbe res
Nincenss0 ereins IN G;anfteid ftatt.
Befanntitb mar cteS untsr Napoleon
Yermebrt. Iem s~ssenlter mub id
auh erpdbneu, nob unfere Gretmourer
f%crtfabren, jene Sorte Sdulen gu per-
m:brsn, aus wel9en Die Gommunifen
beluoroe9ansen. Cine neue9aienihuIe
fir Wdcden, ,. ;. obne Nsli9iousun,
terridt, bobrn ite cieier 1a9e piecerum
er6fnet. Inter %2aienunterridt per-
fteben oieie Yeute fets Nuel1ltebuuB
auer &eli9ion.
Ginem anceren 8risf entntmmt man
foleenre SteQe: uDielts Sabr 1T wiez
berum Die 9roBe @eneralcommunion Der
Minner in Notrez Dame am Sfer>
f~onntas 9efetert porpea. 8orises3 abr
tonnte pteltlbe 1pe9en cer Commune
ni9t %fattfnren. Iteb Sabr war aud
has un9lldlidlte fit Granfrei@ felt
mebr ols einem @terteljabrbunoert IA
biele erbebenre Jeier gum erften Male
ftattfano. Na4 Der Communion ri&z
tete Der Gafenpreoiser einise b6bf rals
@enpe @orte an BE @erlammelten
~Granfrei& 1T se;lGtiet worcen, weil
e1 0ott Yerla0en, neil e5 unpanftar
eeaen Den 9ereisn, Gem es aae feline
ShdBe uno @or5lse o~erpanft. Bstet,
betet fir raelelbe." Dteb mar Der tur;e
Snbalt oieier ber3liden Nsoe, Die aud
fir ancere gdncer oils Jrantrei@ bsber>
3isenswertb letn cir t."
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II.
Mai9ruk.

81, e. Greunb Mat,
Dir eruben ibn redt nit 8srsnissn,
Tenn aus ben engelsletdeu 3ussn,
Die iein @eiidt uns uteberarablt
Gridsint Bet @9Snbeit NQsepalt
81 lbal unb Bergen bin,
Wie lie nod ME eri@ieu.
g. 81, Greunb Mai
8ei Sung unb Nlt 10 robl selitteu,
@er bat ben erunen &rd ssf&nttter,
Der ibm 10 1hmud INT 2eibe febt
DAP fat bas Aug uns itsraebt?
@er bat ibna 10 eei&idt
Gn 8lumen bran setidt?
81, e. 8reunb Mai,
Gr but po,biu DOR 8ereest6ben
@o eiisfalt uns anseltben;
SEPT aber baudt Ct punbermilb
Sn's Menlderber3 une ms @sflo.
Gs tat ia Sebermanu
eo redte Greuee bran.
g. q, Greunb Wai
auI ieb'n mir tppbL ioear Grau Sonne,
5ie bdast an ibn, nit reater Wonue,
lnb UNI i'm ia re&t lang ~ ieb'u,
8eliebt fe fruber auf3u0sb'n,
llnb btidt, 70 lang lie fanr,
@ein bolbes NntliB an.
81, e. 8reunb Mai,
Die 85s!eiu pfeifen ibu, su Gbres
Sn @plotriQern unb in &b61en,
Tie 8d@lein raui&sn lufis brob-
t1ne i'd persdB aQetn fem 2eb2
Nein, nein, uiqfsmmen lei
Der @unneu1pnb> Der Wai!
P. GaQ mprel.
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VIII. @toeripretbenbe Gnts
buQun8eu.

Sp mo@te atetmal6 Elm Monat
berum9e9ansen htn. ais zines
Cages Elm Gsle9ramm an bic
%bauebdlterin anfam, weibes bet oisler
cine erobe Nufre9ura berrprrief
Mtartba unp Walcine 1tedten Die &6pfs
,ulammen unc %plauperten letit miteinz
amber.
~Sie mdNtn auf jeren 6aQ surlttez
leo%rapbiren>" la9te Martba. uSdus
men Sie fetneu N%ueenblid."
SD Babe nie t%ele9rapbirt. @ie
maht man ca5?"
~Man miro IS Sbnen auf Der Sta<
ton 1aaen. Glen Sie."
Waloine nabm 6ut unoM antel unp
eine fort. Nartba te9leitete ite bic
auf bic Strabe.
Gp@en bronnte Dor u~naeoulp, bic
Depelde Su leben, rent1 ie uermutbete,
raB @err S@tt:t feline Nnz
tunft eemelcet bale Gle buldts
ee6ba!b in Walptnens 31mmer,
wddes pieie eeaen ibte 0emobn*
belt in Der N%ufrssun9 often 9eloCsn
batte. 3ald i@aute lIe nab Ter De-
peibe unber> fanp iie aber nidt. Do
tbrte fe ben idlurfeneen S@ritt cer
a!ten Ma'tba> une lte fonnte ourd cie
1bdrlpalte leben, eoe fe db Gem gins
n1er n1berte. Was ,par nun III MAJ
den ? Gum Tlieben nor e. au frat.
Snre1en mar lanees Bsoeufen nt6t
am plase. sic lief 1th rebbalb raib
binter pas 8ett iinfen, rt!dss nidt
oidt an Der Wanp ftanp. aaum Lug
lie auf benz Soren, 70 trat Wartba Elm
unp perrieAelte cte 1bure.
so, nun babe tb BOD enrl'd Sc
lsaenbeit, Dem We)re nab;uIpiren,"
murmelte lie. SD fomms idpa raz
btnter unp weree melnen Nntbs'l nebz
men. Was oenft oenn rteie puppe?
Sd lou fit ite aearbeittt baben unp
meinen 2obn ni9t bsfommen Nein,
"a fennt fe aber bod Die ate Martba
1bleht."
uSbre %se1oblenen &~oitbarfsitsn BE-
7ncen Gd in jenem Sdranfe," fubr ie
fort uno 6fnete einen aei&nigten &Ieiz
cerlGrant nit einem 9efrummten Datsn.
Nuf rem Bpeen re7ylten itano Elm f!ei>
mes &difden> meldee ite ebenfa ua NIT
etnem5afen aufmadte. Mls Der Dedel
aufipran9. fubr pie Nlte 3urid> renn
cine lol6s Wen9e @elpes bate iIe nidt
petmutbet.
nDas eebt ia 1T tie 1aul :noe." laste
lie. Ia e6 nur Srcbe S9etnt ma'en,
70 batte iie rtsjslten balo otseSdblt.
u6m," laate lie ,i6 f6nnte fix gan;
nebmcn> uno es wurce fsin habn car:
no1 frdben ; aber ft f1rne in iuldttaz
rem Corn uno liebe uisusidt elm Wou
fallen mas fir uns Seice ntbt gut
mdre. SD nil mid einltmsilen nit
Ger 6dlfte besnisen, rte aaeere fam
i1 mir lpdter nabbolen."
Nadcem fe cas @elo sinsefsdt
batte, sntfsrnte fe li6 unp perlieb ras
baus, wabrldstnlid, UNI ibreu Iiebz
itabl in Siderbeit gu trtnseu. NuG
Gp6en ,6serte nidt ldnser; penn jis
iir@tete, aberral4t ~ werpen.
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derMusfhnld
uHD
Stnrz der goaheit.
(Giu 2etemstilo aus nniereu 3ageM.)
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rnfled, and filed in with rose-buds flesh col

r,ified, and filed In with rose-bads flesh col
oted boots. n
Among the dresses composing the froas-
seau Is blush.rose silk. trimmed with white
silk and white point lace; pale blue silk,
trimmed with pale blue crepe and Valen-
ciennes, with tea-roses; light pearl color,
with biush-roscs and tullc for trimming; and
a cafe an iait carriage-dress, ornamented
with black thread lace. OF the dinner dresses
two were very effectively designed. One of
these was rich black silk, trimmed with
white Brussels lace, white tullc, and half
blown roses. Another of several shades of
peacock green and brown silk, most curl.
ousIy and beautifully blended together.
OF tue suits the most striking is one Of
ricil pium-colorcd silk, trimmed with velvet
and fringe to match. The fatigue" suits
are OF satin and yelours, the suit en- r0yd1e
OF fine invisible green ladies' cloth, faced
With silk Of the same shade. and the steamer
wrapper of shepherds plaid, soft, Atwood,
trimmed with black velvet. The indispensa-
bic winter suit of black Lyons velvet is to be
purchased in Paris, together with An en-
broIdcred open cloak, and hats or bonncts 10
wear with every costume.
The jewels already presented to the bride
consist OF set Of superb solitaire diamonds !;
set Of pearls, including necklace, which she
will wear 1t her wedding; Il set Of Neapol-
tan coral. and canoes cncrlisted with dia-
monds. Instead of the usual lockct. the
bridesmaids have i'een presented each with n
set of pink Ncapclitan coral, and the gifts to
The bride from her father and mother consist
OF complete table service Of solid silver, Of
unique design, and Il hundred thousand dol
lars worth Of coal StOck.-Jenuie Junc's
letter.
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NoEE TROUBLE IN IRELAND L0nd0h, De-
tobcr l.-i"rarian violence is rife in county
Mayo, Ireland. Landholdcrs in the vicinity
of Newport have been shot at and other out
RACES committed. but in I'LL cases the perpc-
traitors have escaped detection. DR.. Isaac
Butt, the we'll known homo-rule" member
Of Parliament for Limerick, delivered lee
tlrc last might in the theatre Of that city.
lie Advocated 4 federal union, but WAS mode
rate III lis demands for Ireland. lie referred
to public declarations OF Lords Harrington,
Russell, and Montague, as favorable to the
cause Of home rule. He advised the return
of home-rule members to Parliament, and
closed with the declaration that if their de-
nands were rejected they would act, but at
present their plans could not be disclosed.
Authority is given for the contradiction of
IL current report that "X-Emperor Napoleon
intends TO visit Ireland.
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'...'f ''- &f-iuLiF!t A-CrNNItTluHS FoH
AGGRAVATED FELo>i;:S.
0'.sr l.Hrjrnyy "l the Richmond pispatcirl
-pEgE=uEygt. VA, October >, 1872.
TIRE County tUlrt opcucd on Monday the
@,5 a1t&Hu With lar"c attendance ut wit
'".'. and others inter, >l"d in the appruach-
'n- ..J.. md in the speeches that were anti
u,a,,i.
'"aa, Cll,rIl, Of DauviIc entertained
II. people with Il ltMgtiy and one of the
Wf1 interesting speeches your correspondent
h.-''.r heard, and after speaking earnestly
"' l}unoroU-iy tor about three hours to Il
t.a~t attentive audience he seemed 10 have
ii, Ul.'t, 10 LAY ~ when he bcgGtl;.
Tlr tlial ~ NJ. i,ugcr lor All outrageous
a',suH pfnm hiS stcp-dau"ht"r WAS first at
s"gnl nd created great interest, the court
"..o @r.o% crowded Ill the while with nj
'"E.H" spectators. Aucr Tie evidence and
@''r argument, Of counsel on both sides were
y.",.d ihr jury retired for short time, and
brought III Il verdict Of guilty, and ascer-
FAMED his term Of Imprisonment TO be ten
wears IN the state prison. His counsel, how
ever. succeeded III setting aside the verdict
+" Inc Jary lh"aCc a new trial is the result
GA III" Suspicion Of cons piracy on the part Of
h'- "a'". with whom he i said 10 live dist
r''''."', aH3 ais" owing 10 the medical c;i-
v'."' being Insufficient.
N1 ";u.. the trial Of DR.. William Il.
!.''' inr in>u,tiD" advances 10 1t married
I'EN "h"iH II" was pretending TO cure OF IL
'"'hi" "tr"jton. The evidence being given,
'.t trt >rnH read rrI Il verdict OF guilty
@s"' ""nimvmrnl in the pcuitcnliary for ten
t'I>' liz counsel asked a new trial, which
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TIE THousSEAU OF \ RAILROAD Princess.
1t was mentioned in Il previous letter t!iat :!
grand wedding was on the tdPjs. The in.
terestiuy parry 10 il, the bride, is the daugll-
ter of one of the railroad kings. who have
made enormous fortunes within the past few
wears, and the event is liked to come oil early
in October. The bridal dress is composed
of the finest and richest white satin ever
turned out in the Lyons looms. 1t has been
in process OF manufacture since lust March.
IL is trimmed with point lace corresponding
in quality, and six yards Of orange blossoms,
terminating in large bouquet on the right
of the skirt, and small one Oh the left. The
train is three yards long.
The bridesmaids dresses, six i'll number,
consist of white Grape tissue rufiled to the
top of the skirt at the back, apron front,
square neck, short sleeves, trimmed with
jardiniere bouquets.
The brides mother will wear pear! gros-
grain of the most expensive manufacture,
trimmed with black thread-iacc tiounce,
half n yard deep and seven yards long; shawl
to match. The lace is the finest fabric ever
brought into this country, and the set, In
Guiding a paraso! cover, cost $4,000. For n
young sister of the bride ii dress has been
prepared Of white tulle, alternately pulled,
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!. h1ssa n T ,
MASONIC SYMBOLS CANNOT BE USED AS
IRADE.MARKs. Acting Commissioner Of In
ternai Revenue Thatcher has given an in
teresting decision In case involving the use
oil Masonic symbols as n trademark. The
applicant for the registration of n trademark
IS manufacturer and vender of flour. and
he sought to register az trademarks the we'll
known Masonic emblems the square and
compass with the name of his mills. These
combinations Of words and symbols, it was
maintained. embrace all the requisites. and
come within none of the negative exceptions
or limitations of the law defining a legal
trademark.
The Commissioner says:
" If this emblem were something other than
precisely what 1t iz, either less known, less
significant, or fully and universally under
stood, all this might readily he admitted.
l.t considering lis peculiar character and
relation To the public, an anomalous question
Is presented. There can be no doubt that
I'M, ucNicr. 80 commonly worn and employed
ny MasonS, has m established mystic siunifi-
canoe universally recognized as existing
whether comprchendcd by all or not is not
material! TO this issue. Considering The anti
putty. the traditional origin, the profound
secrecy. the magnitude and extent. ilIc flour
iahin% condition, aud the permanent charac.
ter OF tic Masonic organization. | seriously
question whether its cmblcms are no. TO be
regarded as it, property. nj least in such
sense tia! no person can monopolZc thomas
trademark DEVICES.
:" In view Of the universally of Masonry.
the mystic tie that biudS all nationnI;cs i'm
one common fraternity, and the unchanmc-
able characteristics Of cmblems appealing
with the Salno force to the brotherhood in all
parts of tI:c earth, it is impossible TO divcSt
these symbols. or nj least this particular
symbol. perhaps the best known Of nil, Of ilS
ordinary ,i"niiirai!on wherever displayed,
either rs IN arbitrary character or otherwise.
1t will he universally understood or miSuntcr.
stood Is having Il Masonic significance. and
therefore. ;ls Il trademark. must constantly
work deception. Nothing could Inc more mis-
chirvo'S than To create rs Il monorn'v. and
uphold by the power Of law, anything 80
calculated IL applied 10 purposes Of trade, TO
be misintcrprcIcd. to mi>icH,l all ciaSsc>, and
to constantly foster suggestions OF mystery
iii alinii> ot business.
II Am clearly OF opinion. therefore, that
the progressed colllhlnaii ions cannot properly
Sllb>cryc the ends Of Il trademark. Among
Ma>0nS. with whom tli, token has Il moral
Significance, it, Use IN that capacity would
undoubtedly he regarded aS Il base prosiiu-
ton o. it to mc!Ccuary purposes, while with
others is mystic force would often di$sinalC
il, writes Is a trademark. and perhaps in
some Instances place the article it appeared
upon under Il ban.
THUS if these trademarks could b" sane
toned they wciIid tcnd to defeat the funda-
mental object Of the trademark laW, which
is IN oti>Iioot Of HE aurirn; law merchant
and, like that, designed to advance trade alid
manufactures"
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RICHMOND CIyERGYMGH ABRoAn.-m the
Philadelphia Baptist Association on Thurs
day Rev. Mr.. CathcIrt offered tic following
resolution, which was unanimously adopted:
Rc:oirca, That We hail with satisfaction
IL" presence Of our southern brethren, \. T.
Dickinson and {. {. Biting, in our as,oci,-
tiOnal meetings, and that we cherish fer.
vent desire thai ii no distant day every jar
may fcr>gkc Our baptist Zion. and that bonds
Of love may unite cir pr0plc--i,ast, West,
North, and Souli-in Il Union that shall
never be destroyed"
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TrSsE UrrERCiE Pas HTEp TOR MrKpEK.--
Tie grand jury ;or Baltimore city "n Friday
presented jesse urpcrtuc. Jr., for the wiltul
murder OF Mr.. Amelia Wheat. his aunt. OH
the morning OF the 18th of August. The
evidence a%ain>t the ac2l;scd is entirely cir.
cams,qnial in it, character. and much time
was consumed l,v tie grand jury in the cN-
animation Of witnesses. The Indictment has
not yet been framed. hut will De in Il Il "
days. and The case may he tried III this term
# the court - 0iitHprc .imClTc0u.
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NJ RITE TO ANY OR ALL OF THE
" addresses given hclnw and see if tie lartic,
Il" moi confirm The statements given.
,l-cd 4 lock-Stich for years. but laid IL a.id,.
double thrca..-Mrs +. Kanp. El.siu nj
l. vi. lOt'NG. Ja!ncSport. y. Y. writes: nrizc
my WILCOX < GIDEs because ii has taken
worry ald car" from our household.
Il NAS EuSkIRH. Pr"lln y. y. writes: In usr
five years from m!'in 10 HEAVIER cloth: no
sem has ever been ripped. though In hard
srrEicc on the farm.
W.. H. lows. President indianapolis Fc-
male Institute, writes: The WILCOX <
Eii:H> f.lr SURPRISES In security of stitch TN.
SiHSrrand several Others we nave used.
our WILCOX G1EL- never has fits like
y other m:chitcS, bat i always In order and
Ny. ~ ''S''-l''"''' '"'N' 'E'@''''c'
Governor F,InEAyEs Of Vermont. writes
Tie NILLCoNN GIBBS Is much superior 10
4 any Other sewing. machine which has ever
been used among oar friends.
G.. +. RAMSEY. Chicago. H.. writes: have
had Wheeler * VI iisnn and Grover 4 Baker
l'rrt would not take 500 for our WILCOX <
G. GIBEST
J.: rowLES. Syracns". y. Y. has had ii
WULCoX 4 GIEES Sovcn wears: had pre-
l ri"u.ly Nude thorough trial of 81 leading
dc:'h,-tlrrad machines: says the Wilcox X
Glib, is the hest.
Ihavra WlLI'nN y GIBBS which gives great
satisfaction. or" al ~: friends has 'l"rI bic
thread usually bring Il quantity Of her work
l. IT, IL don" "u ii.-Sir". l.. VI. Dr.trsC, Five
Points Nis-inll. <. y.
BEEruER. Mrs. HENRY WARD writes AZ
s. ter ihnrnmeh test ana trial ! find the WILL
cox x GIBBS sewing stands Il greater aulouD:
ui hard usage than ans other machine
BGonKS Mr. NJ e.. syracuse. y. Y. Writ: Had
previously used the singer. Howe. AMI Grover x
Baker very much prefer The NILrCuX K GiBHS.
send "r circulars: terms. md price lists. also Tor
machine tor n month. trial ,rcc Of charge. Ia
WILCOX i. GIl:ES'S OFFICE.
uC5 l. Ninth street. Richmond. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-07

! UoRRIRIE TALE OF THE SrA.-Wr have
H., t,l,ov;,c, Il ,,ir. or ~, or,,r, cncn hr;,nv
rclcrrou 10 III III AHSo'Eteu iIc's tcIco'"il
on Saturday:
\ rcc"i,t pa. srn"cr on the schcon T.
Lancaster. hoIlud 10 sydney. {. H.. from
CIrarIot,rtown. Prince Edward Island, his
arrived in this city. and Give; tlc details of
= mas: si,.,,,.u;r- i .cn,,!rc On the 18Th Of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-07

TnE BOUNDARY CoMMISsloN.--Thc Mary
land and Virginia boundary commission WAS
in session again Yesterday. The reading Of
the statement OF the Maryland case by Hon.
Isaac -. Jones was concluded, and COM
promise proposition submitted by the Mary
land commissioners. To-day tn" Virginia
commissioners are expected 10 submit an
other proposition, and it is possible the COM
mission may finally agree upon boundaries
which will hc medium between the ulli-
mathue claims OF the Virginia commissions
erS and the furthcst southern boundaries
claimed hy the Maryland commissioners
BALTIMORE Suli. Str.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-07

The INCOME TAX.-Ahout forty suits. be-
Gun i'll The State courts Of New York to test
the con>litIlicEality oftAc income tax, have
been removed 10 The United States courts, on
ccrtiordTT, by Assistant United States Dis
lrict Attorney Emerson. one of these cases.
which i To he made Il test case. will shortly
be argued before judge Woodruff in the
United States Circuit Court.