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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-10

NOTARY PUBLIc.-D. Taylor Bradford, of this
city, has been appointed notary Pubhc by Gov.
Ponder We received his commission yesterday.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-10
TUOSI PURCHASING

Boots ard Shoes at @l3 Market street. doors be-
Low FOarth have the advantage OF selecting from
A large and varied stock at low prices.
WM. n. BABCOCK a co.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-10

The Y. s. s.someF PoWlattan, with the m, DIlor
morning on her way South.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-10

The U. S. steamer Kearsage went into commits
SIGN at San Francisco on Monday.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-10

80 Facts arc Iacts.--'rel the truth and shame
old Satan" there is no getting around it: what we
kve said is said and the public bear out in Nur
co, usion that for frst-class boot, shoe Gaier
10 Get IL WM. II. ia BCOCk 4 co
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-10

0aa y sIlll 1.l H:;sI !. y: ~. .:.. .,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-10
LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS i!
SPLENDID CLOTHING
FO2 CHRISTMAS WEAR.
JOSEPH ROW,
3IC MARK Er STREET,

MEMS. YOUTHS an BOYS CLOTHING.
and dGENrLkBEN'5 FURNISHING GOODS.
We would haVB IL to be distinctly understood
that thus honsehIs been established for more than
twenty i've yeaRb result Of which We have
more accommodations. growing out Of greater eK :
perience and st1ay of our enstOmers wants and
II IL owing 70 thts fact that We have Rained the
adDiration ana patronage Of all those who con-
slider an hOnegs and Straightforward principle in
Gs tling worthy 3f their support We assure IA nm
ers, merchants aad mechanics that We have goods
70 suit their traces and guarantee satisfacton az
both our Clo.hin and Furnishing Goods are cheap,
durable and suhctantial.
JeazPH ROW. 3l6 Market street,
0Be door belOW Fourth Will Del.
det9u Adjon.ag W D. sharP's Dry Goois House
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-10
BOOTS AND SHOES

Only two drunEs, this morning.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-10

NOTICE.-R alton james viii serve 0 pounds
IN Of ICE daily 10 any OF their customers for Sc
cents per week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-02

The Summer season is at hand-thc season
when churches and theatres simultaneously
close when the tapers expire on the altar and
the footlights cease to universally flash. Tho
departing prima donna packs the house while
her maid packs her trunks. The operate cur
tain descends, and Fashion floats out Of the
Academy shaking the dust of tho season off her
fatigued and sanialed foot Passages are taken
for Europe; lovely Summer residences are
announced by the column in the advertise
ments; the doors Of the watering places fly
open with the happiness Of long-closed wings
ocean sadness impregnates the atmosphere,
and all the world looks seward. The cottage
by the cliff becomes o cool desimbility,
and, like the dying Falstaff, we bab-
BILE of green fields, hoping to live
in them. u we turn up our
eyes we see a heaven pulsed with Summer
stars if we look around us, we see fields
silently beating with their many-tinted floral
veins. The city becomes nauseous. The more
romantic Of us only half enjoy the hotels
marble counter, with its picturesque but arti-
fetal drinks. If we are to have milk punch,
let the vaccine ingredient be very strong.
Along the dust-laid streets let the water
sprinkler do his duty well. Blessed be the
genius who first married "cool' and spar
king" at the altar of soda water, and con-
ceived the idea Of an alabastar fountain burst
ing with the frothy richness Of its own varied
creams. Let us welcome the opening of the
public baths, where young and old and male
and female may drink in at every pore
long pleasure-draughts Of GOODNESS, and
soiled humanity may macerate itself up to
rose-Aushsd flesh and health. II with ons
hand we bid farewell to oysters let ms with
the other extend welcome true 10 clans.
Schools shut and the clerk sees the end Of his
Saturday by three o'clock, and Gavrochs.
under the shadow of the new Post Ofice.
takes his solitary refreshment of ice cream. The
time of the fruiterers triumph is come, and
pink lemonade is seen on the stand. Winter.
with frigid and gewgnw face, has long
breathed its last, and now advances the sensu-
Gus and snow-white hop, bringing with her
the BALM Of seagirt shores and The magnetic
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-02

THE PRESENCE OF THE SHAH OF PERSIA
AT BERLIN is an extraordinary event. 1t
shows the enlightened and progressive
spirit of the age, which is bringing
the rulers and peoples of all nations in
communication with each other and is
destroying the prejudices of race, religion and
caste that have existed SO long. We believe
this is the first time the Mohammedan potentate
of Persia has visited Berlin. The Emperor Will.
liam, Bismarck and the Berlinese comprehend
the unprecedented event and are making the
most of it. The Shah has q palace assigned
to him, and all the honors proper 70 his posi-
tion are bestowed He will see q great deal,
both in Germany and other parts of Europe,
to enlighten him, and his journey may prove
advantageous to the Persian people.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-02

JUDICIAL ELECTION IN ILLINOIS. ju-
dicial election in Illinois occurs to-day In
some of the districts the farmers have nom-
mated candidates on the railroad reform plat
form, and in Others they have accepted the
nominations Of the conventions Of lawyers
and others, with the understanding that they
shall support the farmers movement. Strictly
speaking, there are very few party candi-
dates, but the elections to-day will test the
strength Of the so-called farmers oranges,
and probably foreshadow what effect they may
have in the future upon both the republican
and democratic organizations " the State.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-02
TRIPLE S. EET.
New York. Monday, June 2, 1873.
THE NEWS OF YESTERDAY.


"THE SOUDAN RAILWAY MAGNIFICENT EN-
TERPRISE OF HIS RICHNESS THE VICE
ROY OF EGYPT"-TITLE OF THE LEADING
EDITORIAL ARTICLE-SNTH PAGE.
GIGANTIC RAILWAY ENTERPRISES THE
vICEROY OF EGYPT PROPOSES TO CON-
STRUCT A RAILWAY UP THE NILE AND
THROUGH THE SOUDANl SUPERB EN-
CHEERING FEATsl COTTON TO BE AGAIN
CROWNED KING, WITH MlGHTIER
EMPIRES THE NEW EAST INDIA TRADE
ROUTE-THIRD PAGE.
NILOTlC IMPROVEMENTS MAP OF THE PRO-
POSED RAILROAD OF ISMAIL PACHA FOR
THE OPENING UP OF THE SOUDAN TO
COMMERCE-THIRD PAGE.
THE LATEST MoDoC FIAsCOi CAPTAIN JACK
AGAIN ELUDES HIS PURSUERSi BOSTON
CHARLEY CAPTURED-SEvENTH PAGE.
A REVIEW OF RECENT OPERATIONS AGAINST
THE MODOC SCALAWAGS WHO WERE
TO BLAME FOR THE THOMAS BUTCHERYi
CHASTITY SIGHTS THE VICTORY OVER
THE SAvAGES JACKS PRESENT LOCA-
TION-FIFTH PAGE.
PATCHED.UP PEACEi OPINIONS OF FROM
TIERSMAN ON THE QUAKER POLICY FOR
CIvILIZING THE RED MURDERERS or
THE PLAINSi THE OREGON SETTLERS
vINDICATEDl THE REPORT OF THE
PEACE COMMISSION-NEW YORK'S PUB
LIZ BATHS OPENEU-f1fTH PAGE.
PRESIDENT FIGUERAS PROCLAIMS THE POL.
ICY OF SPAIN CUBAN SLAVE ENAMEL
PATTON PROMISED A CARLIST DEFEAT
THE NEW PRESIDENT OF THE SPANISH
CORTES-SEvENTH PAGE.
COLONEL MoKENZIE's MEXICAN RAID SEMI
OFFICIALLY APPROvEDl PUNISHMENT
FOR THE KICKAPUOS-SEvENTH PAGE.
A NEW PLAN FOR PAYING THE NATIONAL
Union
A HORRIFYING DISCOVERY IN YONKERSi A
WIFE MURDERED AND HER BODY LEFT
AS FOOD FOR THE wORMSl THE MUIR
DERER'S WRITTEN CONFESSION FOUND
WITH THE DEC0MPoSED BODYl THE DE-
TECTIvES ON HIS TRAIL-TENTH PAoE
DELIGHTFUL SABBATH HOW 1T WAS EN-
JOYED BY OUR CITIZENS GENERALLY
TENTH PAGE.
A REMARKABLE POISON TRAGEDY IN VISION
SIN WOMAN SAID TO HAVE POISONED
HER SON AND DAUGHTER AND TWO
NEIGHBoRSl HER HERoISM In AN IN.
DIAN MASSACRE-TENrH PAGE
NEW YORK'S ROBINSON CRUSOEl AN UNSUR-
PASSED NARRATIVE OF PERILOUS ANT
ARCTIC ADVENTURES ABANDONED AMID
ETERNAL SNOW AND ICEl THE RESCUE
OF THE ONLY SURVIVOR OF SIX SEAL
HUNTERS-EIGHTH PAGE.
wHITsUNTIDE SERMONS AND SERVICES IN THE
METROPOLIS AND SUBURBSi THE PARA.
CLETE, POETRY AND UNIVERSALLY OF
THE GOSPEL AND THE SIN OF SUICIDE
CONSIDEREDl THE ANNUAL COLLECTION
FOR THE POPE-FoURTH PAGE.
TRADE CENTRES AND FLUCTUATIONS THE
TENDENCY UPTOwNwARD FROM THE
BATTERY TO HARLEMi MAGNIFICENT
IMPROVEMENTS IN FREDERICKSBURG
GRAND LODGE-EIGHTH PAGE
THE FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL RESUME
THE JUNE PROGRAMME OF THE TREAS
URY CHIEF THE BANKS REPORT-NISTH
PAGE
AT THE NAVAL ACADEMY THE CADETS PASS.
F& ING MUSTER BEFORE THE BOARD OF
vISITORS-NEw MUsIC-EIGnru PAGE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-02

NlBLO'S GARDEN. Broadway. between Prince and
Houston sts-AzRAEL; OR, THE MAGIC CHARM.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-02

THE DAILY HERALD, published erev dav in the
pear, Four cents per copy Annual subscription
price S12.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-02

GRAND OPERA HOUSE. Twenty third ST. and Eight
ay-THK CoRsICAN BROTHERS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-02
Imports and Exports or France.

According to the report just published by
the Customs Administration of France of the
foreign trade of the nation for the first three
months of the present year it appears that the
exports amounted to 971 ,9S2, 900 francs, which
exceeds the amount for the corresponding
period of 1872 Ill, 1880 francs. At the
same time the imports were $50, 584, 900
francs less, being for the first three
months of 1872 927, 100000, and for the
corresponding period of 1873 776,576, 900
francs. Nothing can show more plainly
the healthy condition of the trade of
France. Such large balance of trade in
favor Of France-of exports over imports
accounts for the flow of specie to that country
and the facility it has in paying its enormous
Indebtedness to Germany, without hardly any
apprecable decline of credit Truly France is
wonderful country. We know not which to
admire most, the skill Of its financial man.
agement or the resources and industry Of the
people. Our crude fnanciers and shallow
politicians might learn useful lesson from
the French in this matter A creditor nation,
as regards foreign trade, will always have the
advantage over debtor nation. When will
the American people comprehend this fact?
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-02

INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS. Internal
Revenue receipts for the past month were
$12, 1853, LOT, and the total for the portion of
the fiscal year, so far, s106,016, 222. We may
reckon, then, that the income from this source
will amount for the fiscal year. to little less
than $120, 600, 900. The probability is there
will be an excess of receipts over the estimates
Of nearly s10,00O,0O0. So, also, with the
income from customs-there will be o large
excess over the estimates This is Just what
we anticipated when the Secretary Of the
Treasury pretended to be afraid his funds
would fall short and wanted Congress to keep
up burdensome and unnecessary taxation.
Fifty millions more of taxation might have
been taken off by Congress- and then the Treas
ury would have had an ample or surplus in
come. A large and unnecessary revenue is
only a temptation to extravaganza and corrup-
ton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-02

WOODS MUSEUM Broadway, Thrtieth st.
DAvY CROCKETT Afternoon and evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-02

UNION SQUARE THEATRE. Union square. near
Broadway.-AGN
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Letters and packages should DO properly
SCALED
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ATHENEUM, 5s5 Broadway.-GRAsD VARIETY ENTER
TAINMENT.
OLYMPIC THEATRE. Broadway. between Houston
and Blocker streets.-HUMPrY DUMPTY.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-19

OaS DrY=8pobs 0eI6dft DC
perrn g. s. abn nj, uniern Damsn i&ct
ldust bur& bic @anisfaItisfeit in MusmabI T"
ME insbelontere {einer Rtalitat tpesen Sortbeil'
baft ssfannt, bat in ben lssten 1assn risis'
3u!asen neuer, sei6madsOosr @aaren erbal
ten unb bietst cine WustpabL bic ibre5 @lei&er
iudt.
5err CABIN bat feline 5auptsinfdufe beicrst
als bic Yrsils ibrsn nieerisfen puntt erreia
batten unb III bsreit, bteienGcrtbeil ieiuer 8unb'
i9aft gu gut tommen 81 la1en une bic preiie Il
au6erorbent!i@ nieber seiebt baB bic giQistsi
b~erislten iseem 8auier aufaQen muB. 9er'
CABIN nil 1& eielss Jribjabr bur&aus Der
Namen bes liberalaen aler DRY @osbs 5ant'
ler ertpsrten unb Ino mir iserssust, Niemanf
III better i'm Stanbe es bur9Sufibren ais 5erl
CABIN an ben ieben Gden. ,
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Staats=W eutgtetteu

Die Staot MinntapoltS, melt'
in f;anf puli,i.T inrit,e sinsetb.ilt 1T, bat fol
seaoe Ycli3ei.g samten: ,
Gbisf Der polisei. &auSal %. Sanlcn
@ea-Ssite. =
Captain. Wihatl Soy. SFieite.
patrolsmdnnsr. @eo. 8Oyo, 6. 6. 5urb
5. 5sneen. STlsi:e; Sobn @eR &brif. 9snrv
Bernard Sunt, Sobn Connolly u. 6. Barry
Spuis @olbsra, q. ". Muuser, @eiheite.
Tie OfFesn Der Staetbeamten fnt an fol
sentsn plasen:
j. Masor. Ssr. George u. Bradstt, Office /,
8radstt's glod. Gde 2. goe. (Sublsite) uno 2
FSnabs, Dsaieite. .
Yrdleeut BIS @tabtra.bes. u. ". &eie
Mefieite
giee vrafesnt. 8. u. Gutter. Saleite.
Stabt Glert. Gbas. %. 5obniou, Sffse it
Bbinmur.'s glod. Sobnion unb 5mitb's Yrin'
ting Office, @efieite. .
@&aBmeiaer. . VI. 9ara.Das, Sffee mi
sarapas, Sing uno verrine, Ode 1. auenu'
rSrtli9 ron Riper CTR. peali@.
Comptroller. grua Ortnaan, Office unts'
Der Gr(en National. 8ant. Sffeite.
@eiuneteits. Beamter. Or. Gbas. Gimp.
ion, Office in DenGnser's Blcd. Sfeite.
@taot. Snssnieur- 8. y: Gorfeu, Office
1astons Blod, Wefisite.
: Superintsnbent Der WaNeruerfe. Samea
@aters, Office i'm ueusu ,gumfbauie, Gef'
Seite. ,
@tatt- Mumdlte. @. W. 2albels. ,Sffee in
WenFnsers Blod, ORleite s. 8. 5imes, 81
flee in 8radsits glrd, Weffeite unb s. 9.
Sids, SfFee lit Oastons Blod, @elfeite.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-19
NofaI= Meuigfetten.

! Der5antelSfa m iuurbe Don e.
nem Spseial.G Committee elm tntereGanter Be-
ridt s~orsslsst iber bic 8scsutans Der Stab
ct. paul aIs @entralplaB bes Nurbwe1ens fin
Snbu1rie unb Gerftbr. Die f&Unte Yer1psc'
tire fir tie !3utanft Rsbt pHen.
9ei sieiem Mrlaft lsste 81. SIC Chung ein'
&eiolution bes Snbales Dor: bas COMMITTEE
fir 9antels. Nneelesenbeiteu babe einen ylau
au entperfen, mad peldent bic 9anbelsleut'
BON ct. paul in einem uniensssrbanb fd Der
.einisen ,piirben 3u benz 3nsde, UNI in getrsR
Gra&t- unb Transporttarifen eemeiniam 81
banbela une mSslief siinfise Nniase 81 'rsie'
len.
Softe es ben Sertretern tes biefsen 6an.
bels ni&t mSsli9 iein, bic Nadt ber MuucpO.
lifen.@ Equalization su brsden, tann fea bic go
litif Der 9antelstammer eabin ,pirten, ta6 cine
gereinieuns Der Sntere6.n NIT anbsren Stdo.
ten I'M Gtaate, fowie nit ben Garmern unb
Spebitoren ins @erf ssisbt perte.
Eteier ulGtise @esenfanb ii auf bic nddfe
Sisuns serf6oten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-19
Weue WoRofftceu tpurpen an fulsen.

Neue pofofftcen puroen an fplssn'
ben plasen erri&tet:
Granb Maurais, Cafe 60 1861, bon Du-
lutb na& benz pigeon @iper.
Spunt 8oot, @tearns &c., 1876, pom ct.
Soiepb mad 8urnbamspiQe.
Glybe, @tnona Co.. @petalbienf uon Dcrtt.
Norlanb, 2sun Co., @pseialbtenft BON Mar-
ibna.
glum Greet, Seutt Co., 1865, BON @bats-
pee mad NstD Martet.
@outb @tiQwatsr, @aibtnston Co., 1875,
BON 5ubfon mad StiIpater.
WteberbereefeIlt.
@mitb Gate, @risbt 60, 1896, BON ct.
gaul mad 8redinrttse.
Bloomington, 9enuepin 60, Speeialtienf
BON &i@felb.
Grea9 Gate, Drisbt &c., @p.eialbieua Don
Gair 9aS.n. %.G "
3umbro Sails, @abafba Co., 1926, BON
@abaiba mad Ma3eppa.
Mufseboben 1T bic Wof Office su 8rule
&ioer, 2afe So. i3eituusen &c. sebeu mad Du-
lutb. ~
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-19

Ab3ussfandle Snfolee Ntaaberuns
oes sorselesteu planes bat Der Stabtratb per-
prbnet: d
DAP eiu 9auptfanal eeleet perbe in ben 81,
fristen 80. 3pst, Grsi anb Gier, pie jest nu.
merritt, tie fclst:
gom r1ieoriseu Ba6ermarf am MiiflTppi
entlans ber 2iuie Der 9ruaetuay uno WilNilpri.
@traben mad Haib @traee, bon bort entlans
Naib Strabe mad De gow Giraffe BON bort
entlane Olmaeo Stra6e mad ct. Yaul @trabe.
@benfaQs Elm 9auptcanal BON MilTiIpsi
Strabe eutlaus SOmeriet Stra6e unb Drei-
ssbnte Strube mad Rinnelota @traBs.
Gerner 1T serorbnet, ba6 ale 3arten, pldne
unb groRle ssraneert psrben, wis biertn anss-
erbuet, ssrbebalten, ba6 bisie gerdnseruns ser
9veiruns ni6t psrdnbert nod beabT6tiat 81 psr-
aino'rs bic @ebietssren5e Der s%enannten d.
friete. .
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-19
Wdle,> SOMA, t5. Oct. 1872

Mdle9, SOMA, 15. Oct. 1872. ,
81. s. 81. San Terpeer.
Mertber 5srr: g8ir idnittsn uusefdtr bun'
bert Mdcr @etreibe nit ben, @Iuarb @Gnitie,
ben ptr ron Sbnen tauften. @ir ss5reutten
nur Elm paar Yferbe. Die arseit tra'
nidt bart fir bteielben. 3wet Manne,
banten aQss @etrsiee. @ir fanba,, ba6 nj.
lei@tlo pieIau Der Mai@fue IL
eiuem Sage btnben tonnten, ale
in spei Easeu auf BEN 8oben. 6,
i&neiset Sorsaslt&, stel beGer ais BIT
@&nttter IN unlerer Na4bar f&aft
Die TeIber warren febr retn, unb al
les @nretbe tetmgetra&t UT
usa9ten nie 3usor eiueforetn Grnts
Sd mSdte Mot irseub fineanssr
Raf&tuetaufen. Sd CLAUDE, fe nil
bic pAaptnal@iue werteu.
1etie Ditten
Diete Dieter.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-19

Die eneli16en Gtnmanberer be,
rem teberVebluns mad Minneiota friber i9ou
ansefinoiet tpurten, baben cine Mnaabl gurldu'
fer eelanbt, senen an, lesteA Montas an, bisi-
gen Giienbabn-D Depot ein feierli9er Gmpfans
III She'll tuurte. @ie murbsn NIT Mulf BE-
sriBt, unb in Smnibu7en mad Der ct. gsprss
5aue sefabrt, ro 2ants!sute lie emp6ngsn.
IS paren finfsis Maun, msiitens Jamilieu>
pater, tenen 8rauen unb Sinpsr, etpa ZOO BALD
folssn tpersen. Nd9fen5ertf folen nr9 1000
peitere ginwanberer aus @nslaub fommeu, I'm
f9 in Ter @esenb Don 6apleY, at tsr Norb
Yaeifc 8abn, anauItbeln. 81. Yo.rer bseleite,
b~iele!ben bortbin. Gs fub beuptid9li@ Gar.
r1fr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-19

Sn Minneapplis mahte bic poliset
am lsstsn Samfas Nbene Saso auf bic l6's6+
ten 5aufsr uub bradte ibre geute in bic Salt,
no bic Tirneu uno btren Beluaer tparten mug
ten biz Montasg ormittas. u. alsbann Dor ben
Sfidtern 5ids unb Dimes ibr @srbOr 3u bette
ben.
9ie sanse @ippidaft fam enabis ssnus 3D.
son. inbeu. fe 1886 Buben unb Sl73.45 30
fen bssablts, uno alstann frsisela6sn uurbs,ua'
iofort mad ct. YauI ~ reii.n, no fe ssna aud
am Montas abenb antam unb cbae S9p'sr's'
tsit Gin llutsrtommen fano !; bs@ beiet e., bic
rnsi|isn ieten beimli@ tuiebsr mad Ninnsapol's
aurudsstsbrt; einise fuueu i@ mad etiapatsr
e~s'penbet BADEN.
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6aneeISberi9t ppn Ct YauL
Ter @eidaftsperfebr mar pesen fsbr uneUnlii.
gen @ettsrs in ben lesten 3asen uidt teion,
cers letbaft. Tennob notirte btr Board OF
Trade I'M Dienfas einen Mufidlas I'M @ei-
;enpreiie Der auf $1.n7 fir No.1 unb nuf $1.CG
fur SO. 2 itiss. tpdbrenb SO. 3 bel IS @ts. ltes
ben blisb.
aorn itane auf 34a Gts. nit glnsetpt pcn 81
Gts.
Safer auf 3ia unb Elm S.uantum sins mil
IS 6 8. ab.
Gerite 55 @ts.
gort cling auf SIG per Barrel surid.
@lsid3eitis ruree BON tlpaufee telearnpbirt
saB auf tertieem Marfte lebbafte SauFuit lei
bel feaen s~,reiisn BON S1.31 fur Mo. 2 unt
ST % fir Sc. 2.
Son Nsm yort unb Gbieaeo basesen murten
feline tpeieutliGeu Menberuusen eemtlcet. Tod
ernartet Seberraann nit BOILER grSfnuns Der
SdiFfabrt suslei@ cine nsue gelebuns tes Sc.
IhGites.
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@taats sefdnsntb. Snfolse sei&ebe>
ner Iusi@reibuns tpurbeu bic einselaufenen
Wnsebote fir ben BON Der 2esisIatur bei&loGe>
nen Anbau an sas Staatasefaneuib BON eth.
mater lesten Samfas erS6net. Dabei concur
rirten:
s. 6. RcSartY Don ct. Yaul fur sas @anse
nit $22,O68.
Seymour, @abin u. g.. in @tiQpater nit
$19,S20.
s. Well9biqis in Mantato nit $l7,172.
Das ansebot bes 5ru. @eliabiais wurbe
acceptirt unb ibm ber @ccorb 3usefpro@sn nit
benz gcrtebalte, bas Nabere am fummenben
Grsitas fefsulesen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-19

Sir M n a l.Nrbeit in Stsin
erbielt Or. Ystsr Bensler BON bier IN tes
@taats. Jair bic critic unb eirsise prdmie.
User cine iol6e geleQuus Cir 0rab>MonuD
n1snte II. |. No. 81 MAIDEN eeeenft. pirb IS in
ieinem gortbeile fntsn, penn er tieielbe jesi
ma9t, ba bic beirefence Arbeit tpdbreaS hes
@intsrs beseutenb biaiser gu itsben fommt als
iur @ommsrs;sit. 9ie Mertiatte bes 5rn.
Wensler it an @alhias!on Strabe Seseauter
@itY 6aG. $50
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-19

Mus ben @ albungen am ct. @ruir
uno RiiNiippi febren bic beim 5clsfaaen unb
5ransportirea befdaftisten Arbeiter aQmdlie
surid. cbae bab bic Strapayen bes barten@in-
tiers ben robuiten @efeQen pieI an3utbun Der
mcdten. Die 2umter=Snbuarie bei9aftist be-
farn,idtI auience folder 9eute tpabreno bes
@inters, inoem ie bas Baubul3 fur bic before
Sabresjeit ltefern.
SIN ben psiter nUstlid seleesnen @essnten
ipQ aber nod siel Gdnse pprbanben fein
uno bic Wrbeit einitueilen nod fortbauern.
5ierauf nimmt bas 5lSben uno Ole Nrbeit Der
Gdsemiiblen feinen Mnfans.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-19

Sir armtruub 0Grtner BON arc.
Fer @'@ttstsit 1T es gu piden> an wsl9smp lass
ne bic CUR MnIaat i'm 5ribiabr nGtbisen @dms.
rsiea am bsfsn unb biQisfen bstommen tIuneu.
Diefe @arantte tietet linen ber Drug. Store be,
9errsa Drets unb Mttia, Ode ber st. pete,
unt 8. StraBe in ct. gauI in ieter pinI&t
inbsna man bort ben soufdnbisfen Borratb an
@dmersisn aosr art fir Tarr, unb @art.n R.ta
3u ben biuieitsn preiisa baben fann, unb tpas
ebenfaus spertbSuq 1T: bic @arantie Der rsea.
fen Bebienuas.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-19

Die Serrtu @ebrabtr 1tm n,
Gde Der 10. uub ct. peter @trabe in 81. paul
taltsn tets bic rei9Re Au5wabl %
@rpceries unb pruotfpnen Sor'
r6tbig. 8tfonbere Mufmertiamtett pereten1
ibr f9Saer @orratb III in, unb auslanbil6en
einsemaGteu une setrodneten 6rattsn. Mar
befuge ben sei&uatroa aasse0attetea Stere
I'm, lid bapOn 81 uber3eusen.
re- Nu9 bic beien Sorten Weins, &.
queure, Giearren u. {. {. Neben cen Runben au'
gerfasuas. preiie bldg, 8soienaus freuns
lid. u" ,.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-19

Ginen perfInttee &atb sisbt tns
@lsncoe &eaiier, inoem es 'benerft: @enn bic
3armer sieies Gribiabr einpenis Gorge traeen
unp bic prairiefeuer bon Der Gertilguug bes
eirren @raisS abbalten %tpolen, 70 psrceu mir
in nenisen Sabren pisrmal 70 otel Gutter fir
infer Gieb als jeBt baben, uno ba3u nod uer>
ben an sielen Yldsen bubi6e Baumeruppen
aufmadisu, CUR 3ieree Der Uoer psairien une
gum srpsen NuBen Der 2anbbetber.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-19

Die Gounts.Gsm far senebnais'
ten ben nit 5rn. s. Mainser absel@loGeneu
gertras, betreFenb bic Snfertieuns Suafdnbi'
ger abtractba&er fir Stanley County mad
@ilfpns Spfsm I'M bic Sumn,e BON $500.
Tie Bidder iulsn bis gum 1. Npril 1874 fer
tia iein. Das County bat Bidder, S&reibn,a.
terial unb &dumli6feiten III liefern unb 81
Main3er leiRet fir $4,000 Sarsidaft. Gr bal
tereits ti&tise @rbe;tsfrdfte ensasirt, unb baa
County bat Ten beiten Mann fir eieles@el9af
semdblt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-19

Cine ilitGrii6e Grpebttion
tpirb in Sort Su0p, Dacotab 1erriterium, gu
benz :3wed tausssrIast, I'm Der rcsitsrn gsrmsi'
Jung Der njrtliden yaeiFczSabn ben e~rforoer-
lidsn S@us gu sendbren. Die Grpsoition
befsbt aus swei &esimentern Snfanterie unb
eiuem @esinent Gasalsrie inter COMMANDO
ees Generals Stanley, in elmer, @slammtftarte
Don $500 Damn.