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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-02-17


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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-02-17

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NrtilIerie, ollo nett mebr alS pte 6d|fte
cer 9elammten fran;6ilden Bafenz
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men ;u NeQen> oab ite Die GoQenour'
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-02-17
Ser ,,NSdnberer" 1tucb europa.

Sepe @p9e esben etnt Gnaabl Gremplare bes
.,Banberer" nad Gurppa, unh mir MAIDEN Bic
0eier beicnpers aufmertiam, eab bic ueb.rien'
brna ces Blattes an Werwanbte unt 6reunre
ien1eits<pes Oce1ns ein iebr seei9neles Nlittel
tf, e:nen unun,erbrpdenen 0e1tebr nit ben'el-
ben III unterhaIten unp ile uber bic 3uitdnpe
oteies 9ances au unrerribten, benrr als es hr:d'
9risipedlsl esiteben tnrnte.
atesaansen Sris!s &C. 1ah III arrefiireu
'.W 4 n D E r E r.,
l.. b. 1870,
ST. PAUL. M1NN. ..
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-02-17
GiientQbu fyQtr=Yldne.
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&sr!aiieu St. msut 500 Gprm. trreiden salt ad-
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%eg! 1890 gRittcg1.
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-02-17
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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-02

DI~rINGCI>uED NI~IroK>.-The State
University bushes, ralledt to II town
many eminent gentlemen from differ
ent counties: Il streets wore some
what Of the appearance OF legislative
times. !pr. K. T.. Ellis. Hon. {. II.
Eastman ana Hon. Mr.. Hatch, from
Reno: judge James ii. Hardy. from
san FIduri~co !; Hon. X. II. Beck,
and Theodore Winters, from Wa~hoe
civ: J.. K. Johu~rn and jaime, w.
IIaine~. from Genoa; F. II. Clayton,
from Carson Valley, and the delega
ton from Elko, before spoken of.
They all looked as though they felt
good to be in this civilized town, If
only for a few hours. especially ii. Ii.
Beck. His smiling countenance should
be permanently located i'll Carson.
MCCLELLAN's PICrUREs.-The En-
terprise speaks in high terms of the
paintings by our artist Mac, which
are to be rallied for in Virginia City.
Mr.. De guile is tir>t-rate gentleman.
and a good pulitzer. We shall offer up
an extra prayer for Daniel for the able
name i'll which he has set forth the
pictures. We claim the artist as a
CarSOuite, and his abilities beng so
well set forth i'll the Enterprise, is a
source Of much graduation TO his Car
SON admirers and friends.
Reconsideration G. Fox returned
from san Francisco on Wednesday
last. He has purchased a large
amount OF new jeweIry. and new
assortment of baby-carriagcS, of the
most beautiful and novel kind. Mr..
Fox calls the attention of bachelors
to this particular branch of his stock
i'll trade.
THANKs.-We acknowledge the re-
ceipt of a complimentary ticket to the
soiree Of the Adelphi Club Of last
evening. lndisposition prevented our
attendance, although from infOrma-
ton we pronounce it a success, as are
all the parties given by this club.
SKATING.-The skating rink will be
open at the usual hours this afternoon
and evening. The Carson Cotillion
band will be in attendance and a So
cial dance will be INDUCED in between
the hours of 8 and II p. m.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-02

who figures at the dance house, on
Second street, between Carson and
Plaza. charging said Pierre with ma
liciously and wilfully destroying a
trunk, the property of the aforesaid
MoIlIe. The trial was set for ye>ter-
dav at 10 o'clock a. m, and the wit
neS>cs ~subpened to appear at thai
time. The prosecuting and other wit
ne>Scs falling 10 appear at the time set.
We're fined SO each for cGntelnpt: the
defendant discharged and costs taxed
to complaining Witness. But alas for
human happiness, the unfortunate
Pierre WAS Immediately rC-arre>tcd on
Il charge of petit larceny. and the
property found on his person. His
IriaI came Oft too late yesterday for
the publication of the result. The
Justices Court has presented Il lively
appearance during the last few day.
FoE THE PUnLIc> CHooL~-From the
Enterprise, we learn that a bail will
lie given III Silver City, ON the 7th in
slant, for the purpose of enlarging the
already fine ~choolhou~e of that town.
In Il little l2Al5 oWn they can ave
a fine airy school building, and can
raise money to enlarge 1t. In TINS
town: we'll. 10 matter. We advise
our toWu>toik to attend the l'tl. and
nclp tha >IIverilv> in this laudtbIe un-
i~rrlakInG. y good puhiIc school
hUIIuIng l. a fine feature III any tOWuor
NY 1t conveys AN idea that the clt1-
Zcu> of such a owl are alive 10 the
, educational and sanitary status of
their children. "A nod being a. good
a. q wink toatlud hor>c,' We need
LAY no more at presently.
NEW York BAKERY.-Peter Cavan-
augh has returned from his tour of
exploration i'll California, content to
settle down permanently i'll Carson.
We visited his bakery on Thurs lay
evening and founh IA large number OF
boxes of crackers ready for shipment.
The old man has made arrangements
with the Virginia and Gold Hill mer-
chants to supply them with crackers
at san Francisco prices. Newly
baked crackers should be worth more
than the tough. stale ones from The
BaV. and we contend that the mer
chant that Will not ~patronize home
manufacture, should he made to eat
all his " groceries, or retail them III
California.
" TI,,-.
evening" S"HIe SP"''i'S "'Sull7" ="
the Restaurant, near this Office
Those who frequent the establishment
are principally Canadian French.
What the row of Thursday caused
by. We are unable 10 state. Suffice to
say. that much talk and waving OF
arms occurred. with but li,tle eX
III''''t"'t 81 tnt many
yny.-J 10 The i,iI and finally released.
r.. ;r. ,ha
.I,, t.fi,. - .ha .LIo..o
"""''''" ~ ''0
Nt>h"e ana bou-Ia> countless
the Finance Committee OF this county.
had a fine lunch prepared for { re visit
Ur> in Fri~NIc'> Restaurant yesterday.
The cHttbi,> did much toward >ooth-
M ~ "!''',1 "
nm ali ~,Iini,uItir,. \. peep INTO the
Restaurant WAS sufficient. All hands
were laughing, shaking hands and
swearing undyiuy love to each other.
~
LIE NA>HoE bfht''Al i"N'- ne
VInd!ctIve feeling eNlienced by the
Caih Oh IhiS ut'e-'''oH ''""i"S me
cllZehS o. DaTS'I'' y i'l"lu! o"i
.nmIa. ,Lov viii t,Ea
- ho Tan = tIar ,TriII Ia-mniI
way ~ C"l','i fna ,L,nr
,liII dn al ,Tav ,,tn fo rnin this mn
fortunate county. fec"nllltili the
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-02

] II Davis. Genoa n Holmes, Washoe City
Ii o Purseil 4 W, Wal r c Chulz, Clear Creek
X Purseil 4 W, A DangberE, Car Val
A b Boles, Carson Val + Frevert,
b Hosraf-, IL Wlnhlenian, "
oRMsBY HoUsE-GE0RGE D. FRYER, PROPRIETOR.
c II Eastman, Reno J W Haines. Genoa
Vim Curtis, san Franco j X Johnson,
: Poly, A Bauer. Antelope Val
cORBETr HOUSE-CORBETT BROTHERS, PRoPRIEToRs.
D Frovorse, Steamboat J y Roberts, Na-hue
Nm McAdam, Vivian : jones. san Francisco
CGrtut. Carson Valley " Gamer II, u Tx
Cha, FuulkS. Virginia K WickIIfl-. Pine Nut
New-York tribune., 1872-08-15
LIVE ST0CK MARKETS

WRosgpAY Aug 1BEEvEsWh extremely hot weather and 81
car oas ce Commuupaw trade dull The prime cattle all
b and t MONDAYS prices but thin and especially Texans
~ opIv wanted at about le decline They ali been sold
t ppers were Morris 81 Brown Baker 10 Gold
eritb Co can; NJ. H. Kshn few sales were: III
Ioasb mixed o, Kentucky cattle, by Kahn at 2c and 80
Of fcWL 10 liic being common lot --,~,..
Goldsmith sold % Kentucky cattle GAS cwt, at Hobo
Shuser Lsntebecs, foe Morris, - illinois cattle scnt cWt
S0ol st l2.c ..,,
Toaey sons sold o. mean little natives at lie
H. Mveus O % Of q cwt. al 24c 80. -
poor 30t& cWt LIMOS steers al Ic o
a. PcWt 90, 80,
and "a a strong l2c
SHKgP LAMBs-Auivas lO5 yesterday and 274l to-day;
rars gh-L Comnun plN, at Fortehst, and few
lambs Washington Market Trade dull and common lambs
are lower thin Ohio sold at 6ic
247 PennsylVa
MA 81 10 u 8c 65 b. Ohio sheep 82d83 b.
D. 2Oj Of Oh ~ at &C., and o. OfH D. at dc
sold 10 Ohio sheep, 70 b, at 6c and 3Ol Canada
lambs, % t at 4c
Co sold p Pennsylvania lambs 50 d. at 7ic aad ll6 Of 90
n,
Hoas-Aner 1903 Yesterday. have "a Communipaw
and 8 a. FOrebt making $50 lot Of 20 Ohio ~ D. sold
Dressed worth 4Cc few extremes going both above
end beIlw
New-York tribune., 1872-08-15

SoSlns Sss % 1Ts w,s': !, e y, ssss, @ GO:
sse or,s hsld sm sto7ic. Other aaees UNCHANGED
Aug -FOur quiet unchanged Whest dull and
unsettled Ne No q as Ry scs1I No T. Sc Barley steady No
Fsil SOC frigb-Wbeat 20 Bufa &c 10 oswsgo Ste
PIopri is 900 bush Wheat .,,, .
0ssEso Aug FOur steady and mchnSsd. sales 80 bs =:
Winter; $40 Is for Douhle Brira Wheat rce No
b 1Sminy S S Son qSft and Gun @ Al I' @ 1 %' BoIied
and 81 50 for Unboted per owt Mifeed unehsngod snGrs
Shaas $o SdiSgs S per tan yd, nn%S.r a. 70 the
HUDSON; IS 70 New York Railroad PreghFlour Boston s
70 NewTot (3ci Albany, 9 Receipts by Laks-sSe bush
Wheat 700 bush Corn 500 l6e 900 feet Lumber
CLEVELAND Aug Flour in fair demand sod hr with seso5 &
basS No Winter Red Corn steady Low MIed so os,
sedy oh, &c., New No. L. &c Peroeum-hehned ea'ef' NV
IoTrsyIIE Aug Tobscco unchanged sales n hhds Flour
demand; B1a Family, s6@s6 & wheat ho AZ $500 81
6os Oats inactive; New on arrival 25a2se Rye inactive Pro
visions scTe Po SiS9si3 6Imsri shoqlde,S 7iSsis
Sboner 81 eSie Clear RIB sides 6iSs Clear Sides &C. loose
ouotson nominal Hams funer and hgher sug9I9iso' I5g
6lc. Land frmer at 81 Gl0!c order os &C. hsnoH "'
ST. tor Aug -Four 6rmer but not Qnotab higher hsa @
active and higher sample ot o. no M 6,s tesdyt no g6c
WHISKY eady Al glc PORK du small lots at 10 S@sl.. -.
Bacon frm Shoulders 7! Clear Rib Sides 9c oash f
I've Eces frn AZ - s0d S. Cattle hme 80 go SO 80 do
Fair 10 EI Recp-2OO bsPlour, II 900 bush wheat i'0
bush Corn 600 bush Oats Oo bush BaIiey ma e7as
lA-FOur-Only admitted lobbng oeAnai Vu -,
9S7 5o New s7as7 25 Wheat sesdJ Dry 4'9s 4'i DsP
81 l0a 81 30 Corn steady +5946o Rye hrm; Om I'@ 1c{
changed Butter in GOOD demand for Choice at 20a2c PoIt
saes over 1909 bbs lots j Lard-DemGDd hsti s
frr offerings light Snmmr wanted Steam 8lc Kettle &c
Bulk Meats good demands shouie 6!c; buye Auts A i
b sides s Clear Rib Sides rused 8c asledi Clear Sge
a. R,r In GOOD demand shoude 7!c asked Clear Rb Sides
s.c spo s at 9io delivery September Clear Saes We
sales a se loose Live Hogs firm at 81 1885 % WHISKY un
New-York tribune., 1872-08-15
COTTON MARKETS

ST. LOUIS, Aug l4-Cotton nominal ~ ,
PHmADELPHlA. Aug 4--COtton quet Middhngs Zlte
CINCINNATI Aug. lf.-COtiOn firm, Middlngs, l9e
LOUISVILLE, Aug lA--COttOn quiet Mddhugs, 2lc
BosToN Aug l-Coton strong; holders h1n mdding <Eie
gross receipis lie bales sles; stock, 500 bales
4COtOn nomnali good ordinary I9 dzc he'
receipts 28O baes 40 bales; stock Ob bales
l4COitOn nOminal Low Miidngs lsd
ne receipts 70 bales gross 70 bales eIposcOastw bales
sales, l2 bales; stock 6,8il bale. .., , -,
NOZZLE Aug -Cotton-Dotbug doing Mdlngs nOnsi stock
146 bales - -, ,-..
CHARLrsroS Aug Co.ton gueti hddngs lSsci net reoep
% bales; sales 80 bales: stock 1892 bales - .,,..,,
hRNPHis Aug. 14-Coion du MdilnTs nomnilly 2lt6@tc
lCOOn quiet, light demand Mldalhss <V
net receips bales sales 10 bales; stock, 92 bales
wuHSoToN, Aug H.Cotton que Midlngf, ZOc STOCK zSo
bales
Br1xoRE Aug l4-Coon que Midngs 2iic gross receipts
lg bales sales bales 56 bales last evening" stock 90 bales
4Coim dull AMI nonnali hidhns' i'e'i he'
reeeipts bale sales l3 bales - - ,-.
NoRyoLK Aug -Cotton quiet; Mddngs 2Oc net receipts
S. bales eIporis-cOawise, 90 bales stock, az baeS
New-York tribune., 1872-08-15
FIRST MORTGAGE
Y Per Cent. Gold Bonds
Northwestern and Southeastern
Railway Co.
htres; psysble. free Of Governnaent Tar. in
NEw-YoRK, LONDON, AND FRANKFORT.
THE FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST co.

This road will be l2S miles in length completed ,nd JetsOno
Illinois, important railroad point and Mount vernon win be Ito
teri The road constue from Jacksonville to Widen distance
OF thirty mles Of Chicago and Alton Rsod and Is
THOROUGHLY EQUIPPED, PAID FOR, AND IN
SUCCESSFUL OPERATION. The tack will be aid in time
10 secure the immense of sowing the Autumn Ray
mopd sixteen miles farther Lac OF the Toledo wGSssh and
Western Railroad THIS is very important connection Opeo'
,,o, rou TO st. Iou only two longer than by the Chicago and
Alton Railroad
on, $500 900 bonds offered bonds will be soa only
On The distance COMPLETED The limited 10 $4,000 per mile
Tr.yeng the best part Illinois this road will have large coal
grain umbecyng trade equang the business oi any oef %
In the State connects directly for the purpose freight ana ua
with the principal roads Illinois, and nterseoe The great seaooa
lines: ,hu while forming par Of 'hrousn roue 70 VIC @
hoard has access the Of the great local Inca
The connections as follows
At jacksonville with Toledo wabash and Western Railroad
At J.cI sonvire with Peoria Petin aud Jacksonville
Al Jacksonville with Chicago and Alton
At vrden with Chicago and Alton (nsh linel
At RAYMOND with T., w and ". (st Louis Braneh)
Al HiTsboro' with Indianapolis and ST Ions
At Greenyle with Terre Hauie, VandAhA and st. Louis
At CentraliA with Illinois Central
AT Mount Vernon roads running direct TO shawee'o"n on e
Ohio River to Padueab which point the entire Southern system
brought into connection and Evansville connecting with he I'M
portant roads o. centenng there
We have made cGrcJI r11t,f personal erdHdfon " e
agairs Of Company Us organisation and oJ me oy
through passes and Ue UnhtdtiHoV d"d e''"y
recommend bonds good and profitable investment
Pamphlets which will be furnished application, will give further
and interesting information.
We offer these bonds at G5 and in currency until
further notice.
All marketable securities received exchange at their full market
price.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-15
TIE STATE OF TRADE.
RVROpkAN AARKRTS.

Iospos Az i4l:3O a opened at s2i for money
sli Tor e American Securities 1mi o. s. Five Twenty bonds
Ia5ls qll 1861 oid, 80, 1876 82t FOrte ".
IEll mCOtOn opened brm; Mdding UpAnds,
a cgd MIdting orleans, lOti -
LfvKEPOOL Aug. lf-l p m-Cotton Is tn maohhg CpAnds
alS Mddlng Orleans l0s Oloti -
LosDos Aug l4-JO mUnied States kVefWenty bonds iS6
g24d -, ,r---,.. A. -. A.. IL.
LrvsRpooL Aag H30 mIbe lBreadstah market IL easier
Wbst 1913 per for California White Corn Zo per quartet
Bsooa 81 10 per f1r Cumberland Cut ,,.,,. r,
LEEPo5I Aeg l-io p M o'i9n closed strong s1lR I'd
81, Midng orleans, O.1 The sales o tle aAy Dave oeh
l5 900 bales ireo1ng 1000 fOf speculation and export
LOSDos, Aug H. mConsos ana American securities eose' 0n
changed.
PIan Aug. H-Reutes. 55L 53c -. ,
ITvyEpoJi Aug Is-5 D. m.-Wheat H60l9 per Genital for
Bed Spring Bacon, 31 per cNt for nmberlaha CaI
lsoNDaN Aug l4-Talios, f3 per cst. for Russian 49, ,
LiyERPOOL l-EIenng-Baoon 800 e0t iof shert i
Lo"pos Aug iG-Eyening-sprits Turpenne as = out
New-York tribune., 1872-08-15
finanrldl
EIRST-CLASS RAILROAD BONDS.
We offer for sale limited amount Of the ~ ,
LEAVENWORTH, ATCHINSON AND NORTH-
WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY FlkoT
MORTGAGE SEVEN PER

WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY FIRST
MORTGAGE SEVEN PER
CENT BONDS.
INTEREST GUARANTEED BY THE PACIFIC RAILROAD COM
PANY OF MISSOURI
The payable Apr and Oct at
the NATIONAL OF COMMERCE.. Whole amount OF the oah
s5O0OO0. $40
The road rms from Leavenworh to Atchnou Kansas 2 55o0
miles leased the Padc Railroad Of Missouri until pee 81
1883 B terms lease the H. A. and ~ W r. X receives 20
pr cent gross earnings less than 8 $40 annnn
THE PACIFIC RAILROAD OF MISSOURI AGREES TO DEPOSlT
THE SRMI.ANNUAL INTEREST ON THESE BONDS IN THB
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE
The road has been 10 operation under lease for the two
can therefore these bonds hrcIass
security in every respect advise investment in them we are ena
HE'D 10 offer them the LOW PRICE or 50 AND ACCRUED IN
TEREST. -
HALLGARTEN Sc Co,
2S BROADsT.
NORTHRUP g. CHICK,
d WALIrST.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-15
HoRSE And CARRIAGE MARKET
Nsw-YoHK. Wednesday. Aug. H. 1871

Business in the general horse market con-
tinuesdull and with no new feature to note
At Messrs. Barker B. Chase's City Auction MARI sha
n Y Tatersas the following sales were effected undos
New-York tribune., 1872-08-15

losr Norm Ves6sls Rotrodfs
Aug pigs Ashes pkgE BeewaI l75 bales Cotton l59
,bbS Copper 66 pkgs Dried Fn Gl2 bb Eggs, 1880 bos Flour
no busb Whst Corn 81 900 bush Oats 300 bush
hs ba Faxseed 900 bJG Corn Meal 30 bales Hops 80
Hide bales HIDES $40 sides Leather 100 bbls Spirits Iuen
<ne 20 bbl Crude Turpeutue 2i bb Tar, 2 bbL Pitch 560
bb Roau m pkg Oil Gaze plg Pork 90 pkgs Beef Zi Pkgs
pigs Grease a Lard 100 pigs Sarn 1911
$50 Cheese. 1j pkga TaOw, 81 bales Moss
$50 bush Peanut n Rice zgs boxes Starch 4S hbd To
baooo Tobacco, 5J bb Whisky 55l bales Wool
O3 pes speter Skins 50 bb Red OIL 30 bb Land OIL
n N.