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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-02-10
Gtaat5= Nenigfettem.
2e8islatur.

@enat. Die @orreiter ber TemperensbiQ
rsidten au beren l1ntsrtlguns aus @inona
une Gamiey County pttitionen NIT t~auienben
BON unteriG riften elm.
Su Der Debate iber bic 8iQ islbf fubrte 81.
gibbs fir bieisltt in erfer 2iute bas Wort,
pabrenb berr Barter iebr entlbieeen baeesen
auftrat uno namentlid bic @treiduns Der ST.
fimn1uns f~orterte, poeur6 ben Wirtbeu cine
gursI&aft pcu $4,000 a~ufseleat uuroe.
Wit aler gnsrgie gins Serr geeman eeaen
bic Sil Su Aelre, inpenn er beionoer5 naGmtes
paB burb Elm lclbss 0e)sB sebeime @hlupf-
pinfel bes Qalters p~rotesirt ,puroen. bic piel
idiolidsr uno eefabrliber warsn als bic 8ier
Salccns, atseleben caron> ea6 Don elmer SIR
oerung FER Ismperens unter fcl9en umftaneen
gar nidt bic Nepe ieia fDnae.
Sn BetreT Der @ematruns Don Solcaten<
beim itatten reidt 81. plumber Elm Memorial an
ben GousreB elm.
Die Stdote RinneapoIis uab ct. Mntbunp
psrpen erma9tist Nnleiben gum 3wede ron
saustaulsn fir grbaituus ber Wa6erfaQe
nuisuusbmen unb omar Minneapclia i'm Be-
trase pon $Sl. OOO, ct. Mntbony i'm 8etrase
BON $4,000.
Cine Blu lest Glter,, beren 8tnper in Der To-
ssnannten &eformldule warsn, bic pRi&t aut
bic betrefenoen Soften BEN Staate 5urudjuer'
~ltatten, lofern fe bic Mtttei baflr beFBeu.
5aus. Sir bic 8etreituns Der YrOaebtO-
item sesen bic @iuona uno 81. pster Gi,sus
babs Gompasuie msrsen $1,000 s%erlauat.
Ossen bic 1emperensbia sing bic erfe Veti-
ton aus Winona Elm nit $40 luteritriften.
Gtne neue eia testebt ft auf ben Stabt<
plan pom ct. paul reip. bic Wulase neuer
Straeea uno @ab1eu.
81. Jen.On tra6te cine Sid Elm, bur b tuel9e
3taIen nber IL pre5ent ais uuseieelid ertlart
uerpen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-02-10

Cine neue @tntbetlun9 bes Staa>
ties pirb infolge Der ~iiusiten &olfs5ablung
RattFnoen, neil Mianeiuta fanftisbin III orei
Experimentation i'm GOnsreb bersdtist 1T. Die
neuen Wabloi11ttte piirben teunaa ein9etbetlt
meroen, pie fol3t:
GrRer Difrttt: Die Gounties 3oufcn,
Giamore, Biuoua, Greeborn, 3arisault Mar'
tin, Sadion, Mobles, Sod. Slmiso, Dodge,
Steele, Waiec', 8lue Garth, WalOnwan, Got>
tonpoob, 8rown, Murray uno pis'None.
3meiter Difrift: @aaabam, @oce=
bue, Datota. CAREER. Seott, 6 Susar, NieOl~
let Nsnpiae, 9teompob, &ice. &bi :psua, @wift
R1uoiYcbi Mc4eob uno @tb!ep.
Drttter Dtnrttt: &amjc9, 5ennspin,
@alb;neton, MuOta, Stearns, Wesfsr uno ale
aueereu Counties ees 5taates, atlt In aneeren
Dtlntften.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-02-10

Die Brudei ber ben ST. Groir
5ee.-Goriee Wude spuroe bic ueue giien-
babubride> weI9e bel 5uolcn ubsr ben ct.
@roir See fRbrt une oaaait bic @taaien Wis'
ccnin uup Minaeio,a in @erbiaoaas brinst
elmer prufuus unteruorfen. DaS Wsrf beItanp
oiele prifuns, taoem cine Na3at( Granspcrt~
pasen nit 60 3onneu @ewtpt barber bin<
megsing. pupioa, eta bss iest omar t!elaer,
oop lsbr eswsrb,battser uno in Ve;ug auf
Jrudtbanosl nitt untspeutenesr @laB erbalt
purpura eineu Maiaiub an eas etieabab.ues
psu Mtunslota. pas Jpn bic palase nuf benz
tate Superior, Siour GitY, ct. Yaul ane ga
e,6e yapu uno ben spei ct. paul uno Mtl<
maufee Reuteu CUR D.epcl1on ffrlt. Ger5ap<
ion ,Demufrat" meiut, bab Eb bie|e Staet,
usnu einmal bic nSreliue WiscouIa 8abn mad
yate Superior, uno bic Rsomins Babu pouen,
vet lei, gum befen 5anoeleplas awii9en ct.
paul uup Mamaufee setalten weres.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-02-10

8pn ct Nntbpnp wire ;atbtrdgltb
berthtet, pab Der porsise Stactratb in ietner
Stsune Dom legten Dtsntag teinlriiea bat, bic
5raee Der gsutnisune oieisr Stapt nit Niin=
neapolis ecu Rureern In nataea ItsnTas ben
10. ,. Nfts. CUR Ntfimmung por5uiesen. 81,
ntse Mitslieeer bes Natbes warsa omar Der
MalGt baB es eer Bi9ttsfeit Der Saat anee-
me0ener pare, Der 8epStferuna Belt gu sewab-
rem. baB fe i6 p~orert nit Ben Betiamunsen
bes ueuen &barters Elm penis bsfaant MAIDEN
fSSune; aber Der Gereinigunesstfsr Vsete, uno
10 lisst Der gutl9eto nuumsbr bel ben 8ar'
seru.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-02-10

Minneapolis~ 81. Mnttcns.-Cm
COMMITTEE fir bic gereiniguns her beioen
@tdrte. Minneapulis unb ct. Wrtbony, bat Sc
iblcTen cine @tatt- gerfaGuns aussuartetten,
biefelbe benz 8olts CUR Mbaiimmu's sor3uleeen
unb bann crit in Der @slebsetuna pprsubrinsen.
siel mir erfabrer, faet Die ST. pre0e, ieQ
Miuneapolis bann We0- Winneapolis unb ct.
gntbcny St- Winneapolis bei6en. Grieres
lol in feds Waros ano lebterss in rter Warps
eineetbeilt tperoen. ,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-02-10

amiepertbet g.-Sn Der S9ule
Der Wariabtmmefabrt : 0smeiaoe wuroen
bur9 Den bebu. @sn. Tiear P. Clemens Staub
folsenpen Mlotsa pramien lberrei9t fur
Den Wionat Sanuar
1. Alale: Maria aDnis, @lementina @on>
men, Maria 59lld, Barbara MuQer, &oia
5tepbaui, Barbara Sau(en, Maria 8artbel;
2. a!a7e: GI,latetba 1ileer, emma pfssr,
Marta 2ostiel, Ratbartna Sbdy, MarY S6ps
nartb !; 3. a1aRe: Maria Gnorebs, 8atbarina
5ammer, Maria 8aliian, Maria TernbcI;
4. 2la0e: Roia 8oempsl, 3atb. Miasl She
rffa 5asssnmuaer; 5. Ala0t: aatb. Der3er,
Suianna Durman, Ratb. @eisfopt 4atb.
Megsorf
Slsiaere 5@u!e. 1. 8laHe: Minta @ia,
Maria Sauien, Ebetia slsb, 3arclina Neurur,
Anua Sarel; 2. ala1e: Gliiabetb Mops.
Raria Slsin, Waria Wrisbler, Bertha q6ser;
3. ala0e: Maria SsQ, @ulanna Mebosrt
8atb. WeYnia.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-02-10
MufDrberun9.

Die u tsr3eibnet.n sr1dren Fd bereit, aae Rufen su Be-
sablsn UNI irssnb etue Tartei ~3ufrieten su feuen, pena
miNtn Gidst nunerirt 81 i'd melp,t. Beiaatss aidct
bat sinen qeaeen ss1ppnuen uno man bat Der Deuiiden
&attO!ifden &siellaaft aefaet Sas Is nDn gster aiss
osricren rprben let. Deshalb erfldren rtr uns beret', oae
gerantpo rtlihteit su trasen I'M 5aue font Semane ZEN
b,r.Fenbsn Masen beaniprude. Nub ppaen MIR etslss
lie ere,nts inner in trsi DHentl,9en 8ldttern p~ublistrea'
ndmlt@ tn Der -5reien grt6e" uno "wrdsn1l.dea ar,'
unb man bret Meuaten ersldrt bic Oeuti6e 8atbUlt'de
@eieuldaft aue 3tdets. be fir iene g%srlpriuns o%naeIau,t
wureen. Die an 81. Sept. 1871 fattfano, fir unsllt's une
mertt ps.
g. aeideten 3u Mina.apolis. Mtnneicta, am II. De.
se1nber 1871.
Sobu HaulD,
Gbas Yr0bl.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-02-10
Drr $lbntfngd

Elm 1reunb, Qebrer unb Jubrer Der Suaene
flopft bel je0er tatboliiden Tauaille AT.
Bum @ebeiten bieles 70 uutbmenotaen fat9. Suseno-
blattes tpte
3um@ LII Rinber
npne tetne gamtlie Tim ben @intritt ~Ser(deen. icnbern
iebe ibn frsuuoliha btneinrufea, aber E t unb u n<
p.rtIelt4; beua ipdter stot Is teinen npQfanotset
Sabrgan9 n,ebr. S1reibt an
Tr. 4uftet S 81.
6. 3. 6i13. Nem gprt.
Ct tpfst idb.lia muir so Gts., cine 81. 6 Gts. tn got
Clamps.
MaGet peniSfens eine 9rcbe!
Die trhw. 5errn Seelicrser unb Naentsn tatt. 8Iats
ter Rnb ~crtnseup sebetsn. BEN iunssn 8latt auf BITE JuBs
au belitn! 222
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-02-10

Jeuer brad wieber an nsbreren pldsen
aus. @o ant sorisen 5amRag I'M @at5aus
gum vMinneiota Ibal," bas isbo9 nit Nbre4>
uuns etnisen Sdabsns eerettet peroen fonnte.
0aeeeen trannte am ndualiden Sage bas
alte Masa3ineebduee an Der pbern 2anhuns
gdn3lih alb.
Dienaae Ntenbs brad int @aarenbaus Ode
Der @itleY Strabe unb Der 2epee Geuer aus,
unb in b~erlslben Madt brannte aud Ter Blad'
(dmieblbup Don 6rn. WaQaee an Der @ierten
Stra6e, amij9en &obert unb MinneIota.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-02-10

DeffentIt4e @tnIabung! CUR 8rSb-
ten unb p%oa1Gnbis1sx @efauratton: Die BON
6. @&mibt ST. 242, Dritte Strobe. Bon
iebtan tperben 81 ieber@ tunbe frif&e @aiern.
0eauael, 6crelen, Gleildlerten aler Nrt, Wlb,
fura Maes, mas Der Marft an Delifate1 len btetet,
l~erpirt. Die fe4nfen Weins unb Nqueure bic
tet uasine Bar; gra6te. Gonfett unb @onbitcr
reiraaren in better Musmabl. DteNufwartune
III ieber :3ett biz bette.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-02-10

Die 5erren @tbraber Gimme
@de Der 10. uno st. yeter @trabe IN ct. Vaul,
balteu nets bic rei9fe @usmabl oen
@rpcertes unb prpptfonen sor'
rdtbis. Belubere Mufmertiamtett Derbient
ibr 19Sner Gprratb an in une ausIanbtlden,
einsemaaten unb eetrodneten Gridten. Man
teIude ben eeldmafooa aassetattetea Sters,
UNI F@ BARON ~ Iberseueen.
R5 Mut bic beFen 9crten Wente, u
aueure, gigarren u. {. I. rebeu ben aunosn CUR
GerfUsuns. pretie biais, 8eoienu freunb
lib
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-02-10

Das britte Concert bes 0isberfrar3es
uar nod l1Grfer beiudt ais bic beipen sorberge>
oanaeren uuo idmmtlihe Sauptprebueticuen
mureen Don be- 3ablret@en publitum beifaQis
aufsenommen. 8eionberer @unf erfrsute i@
pas Or9e(er bura feline meiiterbaften Qeiltau'
aeu. ferner Der Qiebertfau3 ourg feline @elanss'
portrdae. Oils Declamator tpurbe 81. $. s,
Mulsr uutsr Hirmtl1em 8etfaG eerufen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-02-10

Mtnnebata GdIIe.-Wr @eo. 2in~
coin BON Sort @neQine bat bic tsrilhr'ttn Nin-
nebaba GGQe bel Minneapplis, tAnnt unse~
buna eetauft unb beabFdnst> oaleibt Gin bret
fUdises 9oteI, 3u einem 8pifenprctls BON $780,
600 3u erridteu. 8erner tit e. isn Vcrbaben,
bieien plas in cine grobartise varfanlase gu
per1ranbeln.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-02-10

Gin eewi@tieer Raufbrtef.- Sn
Der Office bes &esifers Of Deebs, 9rn. 9aecb
Main3er, lag bieier Sage bic urtanbe, bur9
melae bic ct. paul uns gbieaso 8abn ibre
5abe Der Miwautee unb ct. paul Babn iber-
antpurtet. Der ubertraaene @ertb 1T S4.00o,-
600 anp 1T bic l1rtunbe nit 5tempeln inn ertb
Don $4,000 ner1eben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-02-10

Sci Wtnpna bat Der 2slcsrapb in Be-
treF Der Nnsabe Der lestiabriaeu S'etreibe-%u
fubr nur bic aleiuisteit ppn 2 MiQicnen 8u-
lbels measelaGsn, inbem bieielbe 2,3l6,767 8u'
lbel tetrdgt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-02-10
Neue M8enten.

Na&benannte 5erren baben bic @ats, bic
Msentur fir ben ,Wantersr" ~ btiorsen:
6r. Ga1entin Ghebat
fir @abaibatp, Heeos Gambling une un19ebung.
SIR. T%eroinan5 &ran5
fir Nem Srier.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-02-10

@elmunasue 9dube unb @ei@ter, @aubsit
Der 5aut, Giunen. 8inswurnL @al3RuB uno
aneere 6auttrantbeiten peroen gebeilt unb bic
6aut tpetd uno lanft gemadt bur9 beng ebraub
son .Suniper Iar @oan fabri3irt BON
GasmelL, 5a3arb u. 6 o., Rev yort.
Dies Nittel it letdbter uno ansenebmer an3u-
uenben als Die anpeten fertisen praparate, wel<
DE eeeenmartis I'M @ebrau9e tnb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-02-10

,Eeutpburs" 1T Der. Nannt, wel&en bic
beutf9e 8epSlferuns. bes @tdet&ens geuna
Mmertea bieiem 81 eeben wlui4t unb ppfir ie
BET Der Qtaislatur petitionirt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-02-10

Sn Ner ulm 1T ieBt fdou pen bebeu>
tenben 8au- lnternebmunsen bic &soe, melte
bieles Sabr CUR Nusfibruns tommen loQen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-02-10

Ginbre&er maaten benz Depot Der ct.
gaut une Stour Gtty III Der teBtea Dtenftas
Na&t eineu Ye,u@, psbtt ee @rle tn 8etrase
seu etuisen breieta Dollars mitaabmen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-02-10

Dem 5rn, 6taatsj9agmeilte W.
5eeeer ilnp mir fir bic 3ulenpung pes jiins1en
japrssberihts perpAibtet.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-02-10

@egen bic GemperenibilL melde
in Der 2s9islatur einseb,aat tpuree, 9tebt 1t9
DEFENDERS unter Der pie Isen beutlden 8epD!fe-
runa elm iebr eutlhieoener uuwiQe tunp, Der
beun aud cine uatetreitbare 8ersdtisuns itcn
inicfern bat> neil er lD auf bic UorauscBuns
Fiet, eaB Die eieeutliden lrbeber jeaer 8ta
mentser in Der yieinuns baneeln, burh bic Gr-
la1uns zines berartisen @eieses wirfliG bic
2empereus gu fOspsru, ais UNI ssulls, ben
leutlten nun einmal aneeborene @emobnbet'
ten eemaltlam gu unterrriten. Ginegerlamm-
lung reutl9er Biireer unter benz gorlge bes
9rn. s. WiQiu5 bstraute folgenbe perrea nit
Der @erbreituns elmer petition an bic 9eeisla>
tur:
1. @arb: 81 Gambler, SuliuS Weil.
3. Warp: s. 5assenmiuer, s. Basner.
3, Marp: u. Gimme, y. Baber.
4. Warp: s. Matbets, s. Wsber.
S. Warp: .. 3aielbort s. Nbreabt.
Mtlpautee unb ct. Yaul Gilen.
n.-Die @innabmen uns Musgaben obi.
ger Gompasnie I'M SABRE 1871 fab folsente:
Bru.to> @iunabmen .690,695
MusSaben 3.957,695
Nettp-(Ofrtn1 ......... S34,OUO
Jntersl1 sn an S9ulp....$1,323,OO
Dtpipenps 3u Z Yrp;ent... 729,759
oOso eso
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-02-10

Mu&pon 3enberion lam cine Vett.
tiun NIT 300 tnterl@riften eessn bic 3empt-
ren3biQ.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-02-10
8rieffaffem bes v@anberer.' q

8. M. Das par Elm famoier Mnfans ; nur
10 fortaefabren. Den ueuen Breunpen unIer
ber3lidss @tQtemmen!
ct. GIoub. 9. 81. gQes in Orbnune ;
be1en Dant.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-02-10
Deut{9e 8rtef<2tfe.
2tfe beutf9erBrtefe bic Bis gum 8. Tebr.
B. &. ntGt abaebplt pprben fnb.

5erreu.Brtefe.
8sbrens 6. s. pe1d q. Weier.
Brig Joieub, 9tam!ctp RarL
Braun Midael, @auerwein Yeter,
Brunf Sacob, @anob 0Drnlein.
Oilers 9briltian, @hub Scbann,
Jrcbltf .. Wuton, 8arhmtu gilbert,
@anier Sonanu. Wartta Wensl,
@runepalo aarl 3, Wagnsr Sic.
Ds,nih 0,nrs 2, Neber Sobn M.
5tbtsIer @oarao, Melts Sobn ..
Ru1boT Nttert, Wilbeltug Yster,
anoblo0 2lueut 2, 3amts Wllbslm,
yeoa 81. 3aute U~sronano.
Das Briefpprtr aa9 Deutl9laae spu, 1. De,
3ember an:
l1eber Bremen unb 6ambure 7 @ts., 3eitun~
gen 8 Cts.
lleber England 10 st5., 3eitunsen 4 Its.
s. q. WbeeIod, vpfmeifer.
G.3ettrtG, teuti9er Glerf.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-02-10

Die Deutf@en in @ttlmater tre-
ten NIT folder Gnsreie eeeen BE 2emperen3biu
auf bab lie in awet Iaeeu tire petition an IT.
Qeaislatur nit tauitub l%nteritrifteu bsbedten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-02-10

Gerbaftuusen uabm bic Woli5ei biel-
ger Staet BON NRire Sanuar biz gum 6. b. 81
NOR une @slofraftn wurpeu- i'm Yetras BON
1858 esleetrt. -
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-02-10

0erbIeiten an gemeinlamsn, Capital $75O,211
Seer e. ~9)rcesnt an eemeiniame1 Mctien
($11,422.S76)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-02-10
Netere uuterlttFeane8=Derein

D.s Rranten<G u%ntnsitts &c oes st. Peters 1nterfusunss'
@ereins vpm I. Wcntaa I'm IebruGr hts sula i. Wontaa
TIM gldr3 beteb. aus %foleenoen 6srren:
Oberer 0ifrtct: Grsser Sch, lei sur's Store.
9trftns Sosn.
unttrer DifriFt: GaGmit 6erraanr, Bel Stat1
,nsnna grauerei. Sizzling Subn be- Ptsserinss Stpre.
SEQ. &ets. @rrr. Sstr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-02-10

Die Meotainif&e @eftll(@afi
oss 9taates erDTaete leBteu D,,uitas tbre lb.
l.ae Sabres eeriammlung.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-02-10

s d fen

4. Etbr. Sos. 8immel. Gltern: Sciepb Si'nas' a"0
Gtiiatett eeb. Staetd.
5. Ttbr. Dilbelm 9rans Miar. Gltera: 3uesr1 o.
Muler unb Sulia ee5. 8ebl
s Sebr. SPARTA alma Nptatspiej. G!tern: Sopo""
Wptalept.j unb Nuia @arta eeb. ystasto.
g etfprben II.
5. Gebr. Marta G1lrBmader, 10 M. alt
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Wartner1bip MuflDiun9.

auf freunsliass usb srsintcnn'en babsn mir bag ~
feraelaafs unter Ger Jtrma sd'n,et uao HaIaaa'astt aut !,
md (huibiaen Seloer III epaetttrea, 10 ris nph aae ldul~
S' Oott!icb Sdmiat,
Glritap1 81 mmiRssi.
sY,;r,n 1r,uuben unb Stfanntsu hahe i'd erpehenf an
,,,,io,u. toR i'd b15 Aa 'erle(tdrt uatsr BET fruter n Jtr'
mi odrnict unb Rarnmtufi ar aaeiatle Redaiag wette
flar,n unp bic irubsren 8auoea aar 3afriepsnatlt hsste~
men nerec.
0ottlieb S1miat.
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ct. RauI marfttert@t.
Whslefale gretfe.
Hrpb u ften:

% d eatIt& GsrrestrtSox @ebr. 2tmme
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-02-10
Qutttnn0en.

@ett portser Ruu,uner baben fur ben
,Wanperer" beaablt: .
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CAME 2"pIs $40; talte eepfe s.; 9iertanpfe s2.5o.
W.. I'm ere 9stterts lit rom Staats ssdartert; bic BE.
Mu1eu fish n htts ,ur fsi.aefsstsu 3ct uab uu:cr per Nn.
fiat seld,r rrsn = Grmmifare fatt
rga- Tie rfN,isue 5ietuns rire tn Ben ct Fouls 9ld<
tern ssrefsnttidt uuo dleu Snbabera spn trpieu miro
eine &cr ? ,uael.nSt.
ssa- gSir reranaaltsn eins 3iebura mtc tte pstse AM
les en- Gage Elm e ieetn @toHats mi S Ibre 1,72.
a*.= see,eIentunaen auf uuier hifSe mtrtesf 4pfs-
Sf1ce=weiesprere. &ssi9rtrtsr Yriefe. 3iebua-
gen rpsr tsrprsf. Nsan SerelNre
@urraD NiQer & So.
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2446), ST.. Louis, Mo.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-02-10
/ Ser botbm'ffe &r. Gr5bn6pf
81. q. &paulbinA

In Baltimore III, wie Der Eele9rap6 raeleet,
am Dten1qS @a&mtttas mad f4wertr
8rantbeit eeforbsn. Ndberes tn folsenber
Drummer. r. I. P.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-09-02
AN ENGLISH wATERISG-PLACE
brighton In Summer aud the People
VINO Go There,

A visitor in Brighton just before the
races writes as follows: AZ
Although many Of the most aristo-
cratic hotels and most palAtial boarding
houses and private apartments in Brigh-
ton may be thronged from garret TO
basement during the next five days, in
consequence Of that race meeting Of
which Admiral Rous and Sir Frederick
lJohnstone are to be the stewards, IT is
extremely questionable whether 1.-THE
of the thousands of visitors at present
enjoying the hospitality of the queen OF
watering.places have been attracted
tthither BY the promised attractions Of
the race week. Ladies andschildren in
particular are here in legions, and ladies
and children, as rule, certainly care
nothing about racing. They and the
pursy old gentlemen with the white waist
coats and the rubicund conntenances,
who rather look as though they knew
the difference between magnum
of twentyport and a bottle of black
ing; they and the comfortable spinsters
who never travel without an india-rub-
Der pillow and a pug dog smuggled in
picnic basket; the swarthy Greeks and
Spaniards, and, other foreigners, who
find Sunday at the Bedford, the Grand,
or the Old Ship, with drive on the Cliff
and a stroll on the Pier, infinitely prefer
\ able to Sunday in London the dash
lSpg young fellows from the Guards Club
or from Aldershot, who just run down
from Saturday to Monday, you know;
the over worked heads of departments
who have snatched few hours relaxa-
ton from the tolls of government Office
work; the faggedsout barristers; the
ljaded attorneys; the wearied M. z. s.
nay, few aldermen and civic function
aries, possibly seeking a soothing altera-
tive after too severe course of dinners,
luncheons and swanhopping banquets--
all these, strongly suspect, come to
Brighton in the summer, and at this
particular season, not with, the slightest
sporting intent, but simply for Brighton s
own sweet sake. The enemies of this
incompatible marine villeggiatura-who
has not enemies ?-declare that it is too
not at this particular spot Of the Sus-
sex coast in July and August, and, more
over. that there is a deficiency of shade
to counteract the excessive heat. Tcon-
trovert these assertions. | say that there
is plenty of shade in North street, and
under the Colonnade, and in the Pavil.
ion Gardens and there will be plenty
] more in the New Aquarium. AS to the
4 ridiculous statement that it is intolera-
bly, hot on the Cliff and in the Parade,
where, l ask, is the use of having any
summer at all without heat? If you
did not broil during the day you might
not feel inclined to cool yourself at
Brilrs baths; you would have no relish
! for your seltzer and ice and things at
| Mutton's and you would not, most as.
suredly, enjoy the. cool of the evening
and the military band on the New Pier
at night. But there are some people
who are never satisfied ,t3
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-09-02
,,,,sk and The Coachman.

When Garrick was last at Paris, Pre-
Vile he celebrated French actor, IN
vited him TO his villa. Our koscius, be-
ing in gay humor, proposed TO 80 "a
one OF the hired coaches that regularly
ply between Paris aud Versailles, on
which road Previlles villa was situated
When they got in, Garriek ordered the
eoachman to drive up; but the fellow
answered that he would do 80 as soon as
lie had got hi compliment OF four pas
sengers.
: a caprios inlmediately seized Garrick;
be dete- TO give his brother player
a specimen of'his art. While the coach
man was atteutively looking ost for pas
sengers, Garrick slipped out at the door,
went round the coach, and. by his won
derful command of eogntensDcei a
power which he so happily displayed IN
Abel Drugger, palmed himself npon
the coachman as a stranger. This he
aid tRice. and was admitted each time
into the coach as a fresh passenger, to
the astonishmeRt and admiration OF IRE
vile. Garriek stepped Ont third time,
aud addressing himself TO the Schman,
was answered IL . surly tone, that hs
had already 20; his complement, ana
was about to drive of ziiho9t him, when
PreriIle cried out, Let the stranger in
10 is q small man, and We can accomme-
date hisi without discommodiug our
selves. - ra. ..r
I The plea preyaiei, ssl Garrick was
permiHed 70 enteT the eoaof.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-09-02
The Sea.

From the London lancet .ff
Nearly the whole sea is, four times a
day, subject to change in its level by
the movements of the tides. The motion
produced by the winds, and known by
the name OF waves, is much less regu-
lar The wind striking the surface of
the sea in an oblique direction, pushes
some of the water on the surface over
that which is contiguous to it, and this
raises it above the common level, until
so much water is accumulated that the
wind is unable to maintain it in that po-
sition, and it falls down. Each wave
presents gently ascending surface to
windward, and a particular descent lee
ward. The elevation of the waves varies
according to the strength of the wind.
A rather heavy gale raises them from
six to eight feet above the common sea
level; but in very strong gales they attain
an elevation of thirty feet. This motion
of the surface of the sea is not percepti-
BILE to great depth. In the strongest
gales it is supposed not to extend be-
yond seyenty-two feet below the surface;
and at denth of ninety feet the sea is
perfectly still. The form and even the
size of 1 waves vary according to the
depth and extent of the sea. In shallow
water, where the lower part of the waves
approaches the bottom, and meets with
resistance, the waves are abrupt and
irregular, and this is algo the case in
confined seas: whilst on the open ocean
they are wide aud long, and rise and fall
with great regularity. When the waves
run to a low shore, the slope of the
ground breaks their force, and they ter
inmate in tranquil manner; but when
they are impelled against an ele.
waited, rocky coast, being repelled
6y the rock, they produce what
is called a surf. This evident rising
Of the sea on rocky coast some
times attains an elevation of one hun.
dred feet above the sea level. The surf
is always dangerous 10 pass, except IN
boats Of peculiar construction. The
sea continues limits agitated state Tor
t.many hours. The air being little aglr
lated, ofnot at all, is unable to depress
the unddlations Of the sea, and their
lnost eleyated part forms q more acute
than during the gale. Such
ed.6 d fhe sea is called hollow sea.