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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-19

Des &au6erS 9teblines.5tors
1T bel @sbrioer Getl9 80. 1854 Drit!e StraBe,
trp man bic aaeemein beliebten @isarrenlcrten
Bonnie Bouche. Lady Thorn, National
Guards uno pisle anbere in ausse;cidneter
Sualitat Surratbis fnsst. Gbenic bic befen
unO feiuiieu @or!eu' in @@nusf' &au6- unb
8au>2abad. llebertieb'iin haielbf ale Be-
liebten @aub- artitsl, wie Yfsifeu, Giearren.
Ssiser &c. gu biQisem yreis gu BADEN. &au-
der, bic bel ", uub 81. Jetid soriursden, usr,
ben ltets CUR erSBten 3ufriehenbeit behient. (72)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-19

Son 5aut Centre uirb beri@tet, bae
bas anYFausen bon Sblbaumin in Etsarns
County bieies Sabr letbafter ais bisber bstrie
ben uns bag oon allen Seiten Der SesIiase be-
feQt msrteu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-19
8rieffaffem bes ,@anberer.''

New 0ienna. .. 6. NltrS uno Neuea
per Yof. -.
+ Nem Yrague. u. 9. Gle babens Der
bient.
Serbian. 81. 6. Guropder eebt iebe
Wode ab.
MonteceUu. 9. 6. @as LANCE tuabrt
rirb enblit gut.
Dutuque. So. 81. s. .. 1T in 80
279 q%uittirt.
Benton M. 6. Gs 1T fetn @eieB. fun'
bern cine Srbinan3 oeren gol3iebuas bepor'
Rsbt.
Ct. @artin. s. 6. 8eten Dant fiji.
bic anisbnlthe 2ite.
Sorab. s. u. ". 8erfebt f@.
Winona. SIR. Das bsibt nader &C.
erbeitet. 8leiben's munter.
&orgausiue. M. g. Gebr wiQtom-
men.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-19

Oeffentlibe Gtnlabuns! CUR srSe'
ten rnb p%oulSnbisRtn ReFauration: Die pou
s. @dmiet Sri. 242, Drtte @tra6s. Son
isstnn tperbsn 81 ieberStunbe fritz DE au1ern,
@eaiiael, 8oorsaeu. 6tst1dforten aler art, @ilb,
tura MQes. has Der Martt an DflifateGen tistet
~ierpirt. Die feinf'en @eine uab 0iaieu.e Bic
tet rnsine Bar; 1ri6te. CONTEXT unb Gcntitc'
reitnaareu In better Muswabi. DitIufrartuna
Az ieber 3eit bic belie.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-19

Sir teGiuienbune neuerIbcn-
neuten m0sen uuiern ber3li9en Danf emf
pfausen g. &. in New gienna, g. Sc. in ct.
Gluub, .. 81. g. in Mbnepee, 8. g. in Song
yrairie, 9. 6. in Montieelo, 6. s. tn Mtnne>
apclis, s. &. in 9eststou, s. %. in Nortbfelb,
.. 8. 6. in Nem Srier, 9. .. in ct. @eurs,
s. 8. S. &. in Serbian, 81. .. in Brownsville,
u. .. tn Gbieasr M. 6. in Benton une be-
ionters unier tpadere Trase6er s. N.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-19
Sblnf beS SalbiabreS !

Den eeebrten Nbunnentsn in ct. paul unb
ltmseeenb CUR NottI baB ber "Wanberer" am
S6lub oes eriten 5albiabres btefss Sabrsanes
auf bic ridtaubisen 8etrdse re&nen muB. Sir
ben Gin3elnen 1T % ruenis, ale auiammen aber
ipiden bic @anbertafGe. 2a6et alfo unlern
Qocal.N genten niHt pergebli& antlopfeu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-19

3wii6fn Stiilwater uub Saelors
| Sails madt ea5 Iampiboot NeQie Sent !aalid
reselm aeiss Seuren, 10 taB &eiicnbe, sic nit
sem Brain ua, 100 frub ron ct. paui abse>
ben. bisle Sour mitma9eu unb am islben Sage
,uriflein frnnen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-19

: SIR @ruupeisentbumer Mntli&
1T befannt sem1a&t ba6 cine Gopie beg @1eG-
Iaent, 8en,aGt surd ben Boar6 Of YubltB orfs
fir @rasiruns BON Sitles -@trabe BON btr
3uaftea -StraBe mad ter 9ssee, @aeuuta
@trabs Ron Der 9aufsu strabe mad ter 2spee
uno Der Dritteu, ben Der Safion Giraffe mad
Bruabwas in Ter Office bes' Stabt-@lerts CUR
Giaii4t euftsst. ;
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-19

6pdwaI5er. Son 8rainerb miro bertd.
:t. boB bic Stiff: in bortiaer @esenb raid TN
@teiaen iinb unb ben Briden, fppie benz 0ante
arpBe @efabr brobt.: Cine NaGs 5oI3. peides
Der Noro pacife Gsmpaenie seb6rt, wuroe bel
5apley bonn 9odma6er tuessei9wemmt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-19

Muf Der 8inona Ct peter
Babn piQ Sol. Dc @raf lUfort bic Mr6eitsn
pieoer aufnsbmen, inoeu, er binuen spei MO-
naten nod unsefabr finf3is @eilsn @&isnsn
III lesen ssbentt, anbere Irbeit nitt eeretnet.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-19
Sie fatbpliietc Union.

Die gsriam mlune Der Delcaaten, untsr BEN
8urfBe bes 9rn. 9. MitiG fanb leBten Tten'
flag lfatt, unp uabm foleenbe Wablen Dor:
pra1oent: ". E. 8ellp.
Gecret1r s. u. Sing.
@on auswartissn 0ereiuen tuar nur Salftnse
Dertreten.
DienG9fe Geria NJ lung fnbet
am 3meiten Dienlias inn Mai fat.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-19

Der New ulm-@ inu n a.3 us erli:t
lsbten Msttas frub eiaen l1nfaQ bel Naatato.
mo cine Sub iber bic @hienen su eeben per-
fu6ts uub BON eer Mai@ine serqaetidt pures ;
ssnei perionenwasen wurben iafolssce6en sen
psn Sdtenen in eiaen 0rabeu seworfsn uno
naebrere Yafaate:e perltbt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-19

Der,erSbte 3uter<probu3ent i'm
Staate fua 81. @. 3ot&lins 3u CLEVELAND, e
sueur So. fsin, Der ursefdbr sssi Gonnsn elm
beimildea 3udsrs eisies Sabr auf ben Martt
brtuaeA tptQ.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-19

3 d II.

4. Isrl. Mlssbtas Gis.n. Gltsra Subn Gisen uns
Maria aet. Nstasr.
>. 4prit. Srbn s. Sauer. Gltsrs: %ntrn @ausr
uuS 9artara set. Wflifar.
s. April. Marsaritba @asealsaa Weitt. gltsrn
Jrant Wettt une Nnna ~. aeb. 0rubsr.
Gran; Nenitst. G!teru: Sptn MenItet uns Inna
esb. Sahsa
2ueia Eur. Gltera gSm. Cur unb Iwsutd ssb. GrH-
mann.
10. Wpril. emilio Gattarina 8emps. GItsrn sera'
pbin Rtmps une Gtriaina seb. 8ielsr.
13 Ipril. 2suiia 1arp @trubb. Gltern: gfid.
Strutb unb Gatbarina seb. @erten.
Srietb Glemsns DreiS. Gltern: SOftpb Dre;s unb
Ma.s eeb. Gbueioer.
Gattarina Narsaritha Saver. Gltern: Sob. Bauer
unb @atharina geb. NRcs.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-19

@pnserbere 8e{@eeruns! Ieb-
rsre Dusenb lei&tfertise Dirnen unb @amblsr
tau,en BON minneapolis, bort BON Der y!oli3ei
ssrtrisbrn, mad Der 9auptiatt, I'm, bier ibr
NsB ~aussunefeu. Was naben bic Srsinaa-
sen!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-19

Di erudnareiaea 5aren fir &ana'
fey County {iue ausssibrieben. nit Der Iubrrb.
uns, Rag sas betreTerbe 0runbeisentbum am
erlien Moutas in Suni ~ssrfauit uirb, !pean
bic sarauf l~afsaben Garen ni6t rer5er beSablt
tpelceU.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-19

Gin fGSneS @ei6euf rurbe sortsen
DonnerFas benz 5rn. 5ranf @srner, ais Sor-
mann Der 5ole Gompusnie &c. l iibtrrsi9t
beltebeno in einsm msribvolen @ilser-S Service,
psldem Der Sberiussuisur ~. g. 6arrea nod
cine Glberne Rudenplatte nsbf 3udsrl9ale bel.
fuate.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-19

SIN Ct Yeter bat br @&ulratb anse'
orsnet, ta6 in :3utuuft bas Bibeusieu, fo~is
sas Seteu uns has @insen rslietSier 2trSer ii
ben Shsnti@en S@ulsn bieler Stabt pesfaueu
(pue.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-19

Wet3enserratb. Sn Winona iollen
100000 8ulbsl @ei3en unb an Der @iucna
une ct. peter Habn, psflih souWtnona. nod
meitsTs 100000 Sulbsl auf Qlssr porrdtbis
iein.- .gg1I4 s!.s
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-19

5sfttge &esensafie bra&teu bic
strSme in Seridiebenen Sbeileu bes StaatsS
iu pISsli&em @tsissn uub l1eberi@pemu,uusen
merben befiyHtet.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-19

50 Rsrbes perbadtis an ieinen1
Sbnieserpattr u1rbe Der 80bme pulfrapsf gu
Slsne's un'er cine sarsf@aft BON $500 g.
feQt. !,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-19

@eiprunaeue pdnbe unb @ef&ter, MaueS
Der 6aut, 6tnnen. &inapurn, @alJFub unb
amber. 6autfraufbeiten rerben sebeilt unb bic
baut met& uub lauft sen,a&t bur@ etnWeorauo
pom 5 uatper Sar Ssap faors3trt BON
GaswetL batarb y. 9 .. View gert.
Dtes Nittel il Ielpter nab ansenebner au3u-
ueuben ais BE aneertn fertsen Trdparate. peL
ae ~eeaeuudrtts i'm @ebrau&e Rnb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-19

usberbie sale in ct. antbony gin.
gen pcrise Wc&e infolae plOslthen Stsissns
bes Stromss, msbrere bunbert!auienb 6uS CD
seblDde. sit
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-19

ST.. Alb. WitliuS tbeilte benz Stabt-
rattle nit, ta6 sr nidt ppr benz 1. Mai bon iei-
nsr NeiIe aus Deutl6laub surld fem fSnne,
uno wurbe eober lein llrlaub entipreeasno Yer'
ldrgsrt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-19
3u perfaufer, pber o~errc.yteu,

gDsasa sprssriitten glters bes Gissrthiimts 1T in
Ridlanb Irpn, Rtes G. MiTneirta, cine Sara ~ rer
faufen upe~ su esrrsntta. OieleIte bait 100 Gf'r posru
Iter 100 @dsr unter eultur bas Ibrise lit gut @5ieisn
Lamb unb liept in ftbr fruGttarer u%b g~eiunpsr "t5snb, S
Reilen Srn S~aribault. H,ee Go.
SeeinsuHssn ietr bilis. Gum Hsnt fann Glrlsa uni
@eIparn ssssbca tpereeu unb suu Rauf ane Geratte uub
%ist. Der pter:c 3tcit pom RaIfidiains mirb baar Der.
lanst. bos llsbries lam Idnaers 3eit itsten b!ei5en. Cute
GebGulthfeiten uns nutes Daiisr itnb am Slase. Jlr
psitsrss irenee man id IN zen Gieenttuner.
sos. Sauier,
C6l hcfefbf.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-19

&onnte letht in einem Gage 10 Dtel
b;nbcn auf Der Mafhiue, ais in
S,pei Eascr aufnem Suoeu. Nie
AMOR cine 10 retuc Grnte ge=
madt. ">-
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-19

@arum Sdnbe Dcu Rinea Der=
fAImden. ~enn eiutse xrsSfea d. Hug.
.asaies pamtntser. Sssyftn aiefeIbt @trsana
.tbwa, anseaebmes aaS sepie ptrstamer fmS.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-19
ct. Neter's ltnferifItuu9s=
Serciu. ,u

Grtraserlammlung, Mcntag ben 81. Npril
@abl eines Ddssateu an ben Gentral'8erein
nab Detroit.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-19
@eters unterftutuna5= Ncrcin

9as 8rastea.G ummittes res ct. psters llnteraleunss.
9ereins sc,a l. Mpntas i'm Nprtl bis gum l.. MUuta8
TN Itai 1873 betstt aua ~fr!aencen Serren
Sserer Din. ppdfan 0~riecrt6. Z. Ctr, 3. @arb.
Summel W1atb., z. Ctr. ~. 8oa a%sseniibsr.
l1nterer Din. Seer Seinrid. Sort Sr.. 3. gSart.
5ermaRn &af1nir neben g9urms 9rlusrei. 4. garb.
5ranf S6ltt, Corr. SER.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-19
Dcutlhe Brief<Sife.
2ife teutihsr 9riefe,. bic Bis sum l5.Nsri
B. s. ntht ab9e5plt fpprben !ne.

2iFe beutider 9riefe, bic Bis gum l5.&rl
5. S. ntdt abse5p1t porben Ens.
Dsmsn-grttfe.
Tablant Ndria 0srens Ibereis
@pettsman Hcla paul Ddultne
8rnnbaaan Mit. &idtsr &ofalie
5oTmans Yster Mrs WuBt Olympia &
S.rrsn.Brief..
@uib 81 2erens Gbmerb. =.
Batter SIR 2orens S S,,a~c hit
8aeiel gilbert 2auer 2epis r.
Brum 5ranf 2onnei6 Martir. :
Bartlett Geo g Murauarbt & % &
| Burbaro 8 6 Mebide Grnl
8urdarb YG MeBbosf Sic,
8aumearb % Meser WtQidna,
DeQer Gtas Neuman Sacot
Daman Berbinanb Niemanu Wi
! Dietel Sacob Sbera CHARLES
Daum p puIs CLAUS
CIDER Ss,p polt Gbal;s
Gp1el Gbas D RiBmau Gtaries
Binfler 5oiept &eeil Sulius
Sat Nusaf &ops Oscar
| Gang Gerbinane @hafer Gbarl
| @ropel 6einrib 9hmietiug Gran
@atdel y Ghumo&er 5ern,
6eft gnten Sdaefsr 5ermanu
6ennebera &usui S6afer Sohu
6anblcS Gilbert @bahmau Subu -.
| 6enrtds 6rso S6roeber Sobarn i
3aun Sacob Salomcn N {
5crn Scbn Gsilp IS
5ubbere 81, & Ibimens 9 9
Rernil& &briitian Sanner q u
aerntamp s Senry 0olf See
8arser Soiepb2 @erb George
Rubn Mi6asl gounsan Saeub
asaue peter
Das Briefportr mad D:utidlaub it:
l1eber 8remeu uup bamburs 6 Gta., :3situ'
gen 3 Gts.
11eter Gnslanb 7ets., 3eitunaen 4ets.
s. u. Wtee1of. poifnteifss.
9enrS1beSiot, eeutider 9lert.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-19

Der neue 8euer-Ieleerapt 9iebt
Der Stast cine neue Gintbeiluna bic mir in
ua&fer Nun,msr foIsen la6en.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-19

DIE Subtauer ron VtnbinA isQeu mad
er Dtite Garth &eitrsattou ssbsa&t perbeu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-19

81. alb. 8reuer erbielt pont @tabt.
ra!b tinen urlaub fir brei e4pGen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-19

kehTArprI ri9ten, aber 60 pirb Elm labmes
~turiren, unb mebr als bas, es If bas tnsrtpir-
bisae Mittsl fir @efduulfe. feife @slsnte.
GnsbriRistsit. Quetidunsen unb Slide, tas
Die @elt ie fab. @er bisb Eminent ni9t ser<
luGt bat. mu6 an &beumatismus letben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-19
53u verfaufeu.

Cine fstr e~arsbare &stauraticn uub salrra, wessn
9si6d ftsdnte1uns.
grets isbr bldg.
&ustunit in Der : fTee biefes S!attes. G-S7
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-19

&tnoer tpcinen -eebt ibnen Ytt&ers
Cafeteria. s. reeulirt ben Nasen. curirtsDtno
Gulic uno fSroert natiirlihen @9laf. Gs 1T
elm GubRitut fir Galtor Del.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-19
53u %perfaufe1l.

Ineebpten rerosn surn @srfaufe As older autse acrt1
Farb, ales ~einsefsn;t. funt Netlen BON 81. @ari, ip:'~s"
st. @aut uub Minneasclis selsssn.
SsbiusuEsen fetr bilis.
gtabsres TT her Office tieisa glatses. go &
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-19

Sn 3umbrc Sails. @aba(bau 60.
tpuree bic guR Interchangeable, uub @uss sum
pefmeiler ernaant.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-19
53u verfaufeu.

3ma rsie gdsr autes 6rl;lanb in Reier9s Sr,aibiY
AZ Wteiien spa st. Saul, iebr bldg sn ~periaufen.
Ndberes lei
Inton StolS
SizS4 @de Der st. geter uns 8. etrase.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-19
mein &pni0reicb fir Elm Nferb.

Mas RSnis &i@arbs GeIe-
beutel bamals ni&t Serl9aHen
tunnte, tDnnen nun ALE I'm cine
8leinieteit betommen. Das
;@entanr 2inimert ,pirb ni9t bas
tubte Vferb eines RDnias' duf-
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-19
g E It . 3 E n.

IS. Irril. @sstua Sur6, 3 S. 9 mt. urr 8 :. alt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-04-19
3M v%erfaufeu.

Ir,i Gotten, Gfe Der Nelroit unb gart arenae, ct
Yaul.
Nusfunit In Der Cf6ee tiefes Blattss ODER am glase.
1886 Nbil. Scbeim.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-10-02
STATE NEWS.

"A Young man named Collard crowned
the Queen at Fairfax tournament. He
is presumed to be related to cabbage
head.
john B. Syphax and j. G. O'Neil,
have been nominated by the Republic
cans of Alexandria for the house of dele
gates.
The office of Captain William Parham,
auditor of the Atlantic, Mississippi and
Ohio railroad company, has been removed
to Lynchburg.
AT the last session of the general as
sembly of Virginia it was provided that
the next general assembly should meet on
the 1st Of January, 1874, instead of the
1st Monday in December of this year.
The Conservative convention at
Goshen nominated Colonel John l.. Eu-
bank, of the Warm Springs, as a candi-
date for the senate in the district composed
of Rockbridge, Bath and Highland coun-
ties, Colonel Eubank was secretary
Of the secession convention Of 1S60-'6l.
On Saturday freight train going
west on the Chesapeake and Ohio rail.
road, ran off the track near Fishersville, in
Augusta county, two of the cars and the
caboose being precipitated down a high
embankment, instantly killing young
man named Page, of Albemarle county.
q brakeman. and dangerously woundine
Captain John Faulkner, the conductor o.
the tram. The cars were completely brok-
en- to pieces.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-10-02
A CARD.

=, me causes of the suspension of our firm nj,
.ne 1fln instant are too familiar to the pnbIjc to
aeeo ettion. Except for the groundiess fea ars
W,I " Tur people. created by the failures in New
',' nojh' e Inere would have been no necessity for
SUI such action on our part but, notwitbstandine
she persistency and amount of the demands
!, ,naue upon us, we could have met them. had
there peen market for our securities
=. we nave lost nothing by the failures Mt tho
Nortn, ana our condition is as solvent ne at .n,1
time. Until the finances of the country sattis
ooWn, we must rely on our collections to nav onr
Indebtedness. This will be done in pro ra IN. in.
staiments, commencing the first of November
In view OF the inevitable DELAYS in resnrninc
business, and the necessity of our large custom
foT banking facilities, and that we NAV in
n tu.ure ENJOY all the privileges of Chartered
oank, we nave yielded to the advice of iudieions
lIienas, ana with their aid and that of many of
our most active and substantial business mon.
nave decided to organize the Bank of Commerce
unuer cnarter granted in pursuance of the nro
visions OF the laws of the state
Inc collections now in our hands. belono,no IN
other parties, will be turned over to the RINK of
'on,n'erce, yt, Unless otherwise ins ructed
we Deg 10 tender to the community at largo
our our most grateful thanks for their kind expres.
slohs OF sympathy and offers of substantial Aid
Ia our difficulties. A sense of duty to them and
ourselves compelled us to decline the latter. and
we would now most respectfully solicit their
confidence in and patronage and support 10, the
1sAACs, TAYLOR & WILLIAMS.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-10-02
GENERAL ITEMS.

"A New Jersey man claims to have the
largest feet of any man in the world but
let us never forget that William Allen of
Ohio is Democrat and 200 years old.
The Bank of England stopped the
panic of 1925 in two days, by discounting
everything good enough to afford decent
excuse for taking it which was offered
them.
The navy department has received in
formation of the death of Lieutenant Hum
ter, of the navy, who died on the steamer
Wabash at Barcelona. He was son of
Assistant Secretary of State Hunter.
Bailey, the Danbury News man. is
sometimes wise as well as witty. When
asked by a correspondent, ''where are
parts unknown ?" he very truthfully re-
piled, "where they don't ADVERTISED"
DIR. Holland thinks "we need more
Christian gentlemen npolitics." If they
should prove to be no more honest than the
"Christian statesmen the less of them
we have the better for Christianity and the
country.
The late Colonel Charles j. Biddle
who died in Philadelphia Sunday, was thu
second son of Nicholas Biddle, the grea
financier, and was born in that city in 1919
He took an honorable and conspicuous
part in the Mexican war.
Republican newspapers in Pennsylva
MIA are prophesying that their party ticke
will have majority of from 30, 1000 to 40,
| 900 in the coming election. The Demo
cratic journals are also "sanguine," bu
they don't mention the exact figures.
John Howard Payne, the Brooklyl
papers have just discovered, never had
home. He wrote from theoretical stand
| point, as does Kate Stanton when she dis
cusses matrimony and babies. But it
! just as well. If he had had a home W
might never have had the song which i'm
mortalized his name.
In London, in every case where pei
son is brought to the station-house in
state of insensibility, whether from drin
or any other cause, medical aid is sum
moned as soon as possible. Drunken pei
sons locked up are visited every half hour
and if they cannot be reused physical
is sent for at once.
-Calcratt, the English bangman, latel
bungled an execution, and although thel
was a delay of but eight minutes and Il
fault lay entirely in the rope, he is great
distressed about it. He wishes to preser'
his reputation as an artist, and he is vel
sensitive over the slightest break in Il
beauty and precision Of his movements.
The Nathan mansion, which has sto,
j vacant ever since the mysterious murde
is to be sold at auction, it being impos'
BILE to obtain a desirable tenant. II
owners complain that the constant reviy
of the tragedy by the arrest of suspect
J or selfproclaimed assassins has near
ruined the property.
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ROOMS REPUBLICAN EX. COM,
IN Garafara har %


The following Republican mass meetings and
appointments to speak thereat, for the Iniro
Congressional district, are hereby announced
Yeannan's Store (near Bumpass), Louisa
county, Friday October Srd.
New Cold Harbor, Hanover county, Saturday
October 4th.
Henrico Courthouse, Henrico county. Monday
Port Royal, Caroline county, Friday October
Manchester Monday October 18th.
Rowling Green, Caroline county, Monday
October 18th. ,
Buffintown, Henrico county, Wednesday Octo'
Glover Hill. Chesterfield county, Thursday
Town Hail, Brooklyn Township, Saturday
Noeis Station, Hanover county, Wednesday
October 22nd.
Franklin House, Henrico county, Thursday
October 23rd.
Speakers for the above meetings Rush Bur
gess. esq. Major W. F. Worthington, Major
los. Walker, DIR. G. S. Mills, and others
Hon Edgar Allen of Farmville, Captain
VIM. L. Fernald of Burksville, Hon. Joseph
Jorgenson of Petersburg, will address the peo-
pie OF the Fourth district as follows:
Nottoway county court, lst Thursday of Octo-
ber.
Charlotte county court. lst Monday of October
Lunenburg county court, End Monday OF octo
ber.
Gloucester Courthouse, Monday, October 9th,
court day, Hon. James B. Sener, and
Colonel John w. jenkins.
Boydton, Mecklinburg county " M9naaly, aaln oGeo DO
publican Canvasser South Side Division
Hon. Rush Burgess.
Per order committee,
ALFRE ID. MORTON,
JOHN r. PoPHAM, Chairman.
Secretary,
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The &c Merry 81. Andrew Don't Crack
n Nut.

The Merry 81. Andrew" DON'T CrachN
| Nut.
| To the Editor Of The State Journal
The editor of The Southside virglnlan
fails to crack the nut l furnished him in
recent article, and says the disguise OF
Settler is altogether too thin, and inti-
mates that my article was an "effort Of
| THE STATE JOURNAL to turn the board
of settlers into a political organization"
Now be it known to him that l am an
| actual "settler" of Virginia, and on terms
| of personal acquaintance and friendship
with himself, and THE STATE JOURNAL
had nothing to do with that letter except to
publish it.
am one of large class who do not
like beinp called "northern adventu-
rers. white renegades, scalawags or carpet
haooers ), and these are the only
classes of white Republicans ever
mentioned by the Conservative press OF the
state. OF the names mentioned in my
letter. the editor says: Happily, however,
as we have reason to believe, they are not
all prepared to support Radicalism." Now
| defy him to point out one of the persons
mentioned who is not as firm IN his Repub-
lican faith as when he crossed Mason and
Dixon's line. They, in common with large
majority Of the actual settlers. feel if ever
there was time for Republican settlers to
stand by their colors it is now, when the
battle cry of the Conservative party is
Virginia for Virginians," and the desire is
so plainly shown, by its organs, to disfran-
chise all not born on Virginia's sacred soil,
unless they happen to be of the stripe Of
"Gilbert the Handsome. We do not
make Virginia our home for the sake Of
Office or its emoluments, but we do not like
to feel that we are disqualified from holding
Office by the accident of our birth being
north Of certain parallel of latitude,
yet we are continually treated by the Con-
servative party and its organs as though
we we're. And selfrespect, if nothing
more, demands of us now to be true to our
principles but there is stronger motive
for our allegiance to our party; the
principles of equal, legal and political
rights for all are too dear to us to be laid
aside like loose-6tting garment, and this
monarchy-loving subject of good Queer.
Victoria talks ignorantly when he talks of
our turning over to the Conservative party.
Yours truly,
SETTLRE.