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The weekly clarion., 1873-04-03

Woman's mission-Submissio Like
I Iy.
\ Rhode Islander has married his for
mer mother-in-law.
4 Connecticut woman recently cele-
brated her tin divorce
Luther Lamb Of WinsIow, Maine
recently celebrated his golden wedding
with his third wife.
There is an old maid in town who can
boast Of two beauX, but they are elbows.
In Coldwater, Miss, last year, twenty
one couples got tired Of living in hot
water, and procured divorces.
The India widows don't burn them
selves any more. They find it more
agreeable TO marry again.
The worst old-beater in Cleveland is a
man without arms. He whips his wife
with his foot
Why should old maids always 90 to
| theatre before the rise Of the curtain ?
Because then there is chance of an
overture.
Love-letter ink is the latest style of
writing fluid so-called, because in four
weeks it disappears.
| Modesty induced a Quaker couple in
Ida county, Ia, to get married at three
! o'clock IN the morning SO that nobody
would come to the wedding.
| At Normal, H., John Ryan was put
under bonds not to whip VIM Kennedy
again. 'I'll kape the pace, replied
John, "but I'll have the ould woman
| bate the head off him.
Happy couples proclaim their approach
ing nuptials thus: "With the loving
consent Of their parents. w. j
and ST, herewith announce their
| betrothal
Enosburg, VT, registers eight voter,
who have had amongst them twenty-five
wives; one Of them having been married
four times, and each Of the others thrice
A young lady in Iowa recently walked
seven miles through snow-storm, with
the thermometer standing at 20 degree.
below zero, to keep an engagement, and
it was not OF matrimonial kind either
A lady about to be married was tolc
that her intended though a good man
was very eccentric. "Well,' she said
II am glad to hear it, for if he is very
unlike other men, he is the more likely
to be a good husband"
The weekly clarion., 1873-04-03

Women have an inalienable right to
look beautiful, and any arbitrary inter
ference with their frills, ringlets, en-
broidery and the like, looks like an in
vasion of their most cherished and pre-
cious prerogatiye. This, is precisely what
the governing board of Vassar College,
at Poughkeepsie, has attempted. 1t has
issued a decree eliminating collars and
cuffs from the academic wardrobe. 1t is
not yet known how the sweet girl grad
uates receive this harsh monkish decree.
The weekly clarion., 1873-04-03
AFTERNOON SESSION.

The fee and salary bill was considered and
ordered printed.
Resolutions congf atulattng the Govern
ment of Spain on the abolition of slavery in
the Island of Porto Rico, were adopted
unanimously.
Three local bills were introduced and re-
ferred.
The weekly clarion., 1873-04-03

A silly fool a lover at Des Moines
draws blood from his arm and uses it in
place of ink to write to his girl. Ten to
one that he don't pound her with the
stove-handle in less than year after
marriage. sss
The weekly clarion., 1873-04-03

The text Of the new lien law of Geor-
gia has been published. 1t is the most
comprehensive OF any Of the States, as
far as we are advised 1t gives lien on
the years crop by special contract, un-
der the statute, to all factors, merchants,
landlords, dealers in fertilizers, and to
all persons furnishing money, farming
utensils or other articles necessary to
make crops, and also to all those who
supply clothing, medicine or provisions,
medical service, tuition or school books
These liens are declared to be superior
to all other liens, except those for taxes,
laborers wages and these of landlords.
The weekly clarion., 1873-04-03

A sad affair occuared at Greenwood,
last Monday morning. Mr.. Sam. Outlaw,
promising young man, committed sui
eide by shooting himself through the
head. No cause or reason was assigned
for the deed. Carroll Conservative.
The weekly clarion., 1873-04-03
MESSAGE FROM THE GovERNoR.



/ | am directed by His EXcellency, tn,
+ Governor, 60 inform the House of Repre-.
sentatlves that he has approved the follow
| ing entitled acts, originating in the House
An act 10 authorize the rc-aSsessment O
l3nds in jefferson county.
An act To divide the county, of Yalobusha
into two Circuit and two Chancery Court
Districts aud for other purposes.
An act tO authorize the Board oi Superyi-
sors of Lincoln county, to issue warrants In
faFor Of W Baggett, County Superintend-
ent OF Education.
s An act 10 dcfray the expenses of the Com
mlttee appointed To investigate matters in
connection with the issuance of Subsidy
Warrants.
An act supplemental to an act for the relief
q the Board of school Directors of Adams
county, approved Feb 10, 1873
An act to amend the charter OF the city Of
jackson. approved Feb -. 1910, and the sew
eral acts supplemental thereto.
An act 10 incorporate the town of Ches-
terville, in Pontotoc and Lee counties.
An act for the suppression OF public
drunkenness in Winston county.
An act to allow the county OF SuntloWCr
10 execute bonds TO the county of Lefore.
An act 70 remove the civil disabilities of
II Wildly and Ernest Wildly
An act 10 provide for an assessment OF the
lands OF Bolivar county FOR the fiscal year
1873.
An act 10 authorize the Board of Super
visors 0i Leake county TO issue warrants I'm
favor Of II ii Howard. late County Superin-
rendent OF Education
Governors Private Secretary.
Adjourned.
The weekly clarion., 1873-04-03
50 90 PER YEAR.
HHOaSE.
FIFT1-TilIRD DAY.
TUESDAY, March 25, 1873.


THE SUBSIDY BRIBERY BUSINESS.
Tie special order Ia reference to the issu
ance at the subsid} warrants was then takeI
up.
Mr Fisher withdrew his substitute. an,
Mr. Howe offered the following as a substi
tute for the resolution offered by Mr. Kim.
broHgh:
Resolved, Thar il J., the deliberate sense
o. the House that the conduct Of tht
Attorney General III his connection with
+ the Issuance OF the Subsidy Warrants. ha.
suppressed no admissible testimony or Ie-
eeipt offered to the Committee or any mem
Der thereof in its invt stigatiou, and that
SAID Committee has reported the result oi
~ deliberations as il WAS in duty bound Co
do. all the premise, considered; and moved
it, adoption.
MI sullivan moved To amend Mr. Howe :
amendment by striking ont all after the
wor % yesti- cation" and Inserting the toll
low -
Uf.e House does not believe that
the &C before thai Committee justified
the. ~ using The language in the conclu-
ding portion of their report, viz: THAT the
''aetion of the Attorney General in the mat
"ter suggests an unpleasant suspicion"
Mr. White moved the previous question.
Carried
Mr. sullivan, by general consent, with
drew his amendment.
And Mr. Howe, by general consent, modi
fled his amendment, 10y striking out the last
four words.
And the amendment as modified, was
adopted, and the resolution as amended
was adopted.
The weekly clarion., 1873-04-03

as to the constitutionality of the Subsidy
Act.
Int. , If you state that the objection to
the Issuance of the warrants was alone upon
the part OF the Attorney General of MEsis-
si2pi, please state if you were not greatly
surprised?
A. When the Attorney General objected
to the issuance of the warrants, was very
much surprised.
Int. 8. State what day you arrived at
Jackson, and when you first saw the Gov
ernor, and when you heard of the objections
of the Attorney General.
A. l arrived at Jackson on the Both day
of August, 1872; to the best of nv reeollec-
ton it was on Friday / arrived at jackson,
and did not see the Governor till the Nom
day following; / learned of the objections
OF the Attorney General on Monday eve
ming after the arrival of the Governor; and
on the same day the Governor issued the or
der for the warrants
Int. 4. In reply to 9th int, propounded TO
you by the Attorney General, you say that
YSu'aexpended considerable sum of money
paid Judge Campbell $1,000, and Chas. A.
Brougher $4,000, and placed funds in the
hands of Col. T. S. Hardee (exact amount
not remembered), which amount was DIS
bursed by Col. Hardee." Now please state,
Ii you know, the relative standing Of Judge
The weekly clarion., 1873-04-03
Testimony OF Capt. q. &. French,
the Chairman of GEAe Railroad
Committee.
HE PROVES THAT COL. MANN, WHO PAID THE
$500 RETAINER, REQUESTED HIM TO
CALL ON THE ATTORNEY GEM
ERAL FOR HIS OPINION.

on the Subsidy. Upon the meeting of the
Railroad Committee, | submitted 70 them
the propriety of asking for the same; and
upon their direction, made written applica-
ton to the Attorney General for his opin-
ion. and further action on the bill deferred
till the opinion was obtained. The applica-
tion bears date January 9th, 1872.
To Judge Morris
Q. How long after sending me the note
before you received my answer, and was it
not on the back of yoar note?
A. Can't recollect; il was very soon after
wards, the day or the day following. The
opinion was endorsed on the back. There
is no date to the answer.
The weekly clarion., 1873-04-03
HIS HEAD WAS VERY LEVEL,

right in not doing so. | told him thought
that if | We're in his place | should nos take
the responsibility in The absence OF his prin-
cipal. | told him that | tn ught that there
was considerable doubt and difficulty
about the business, and that | expected that
the matter wenid probably be referred to
me for investigation, by Musgrove, when he
should return, and that it ought to be thor
oughly investigated, or words TO thar effect
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1ltut A>rt0el

Snfclse @srlesurs Ser gof'Offee ~ ct.
9,aul in has nsue G%utrmbars it aud unfsre
8rief,gcr psrantert purten, unp inb isBt ale
8riefe, @elter, 3eitunsen &c. au abrelirsn, spie
folat:
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Treibeit NIT 3,pamn.

Nadccm bic reppluti,ndre Grbebunl
cer uier;iaer Sabre niererseworfen mar,
erfIdrte Elm eurcpailber Staatsmonn
bel Ter &pylape zines Yrbsslsses in
frlterer 3sit hatten mir Srcuuns pbne
Treibeit, BE Nepclution bra6te uns
Greiteit phns Srrnuns; jsgt wpusn
mir Greibeit nit Srtnung: unc rer
Maultcrb fur Die Yre0e lrar fertis.
bisr III eanee baten mir cine gan;
antere Sorte Don Grsibeil, es 1T Die
6reibeit mit3mans. Wobl Sertanceu,
ni6t in Der SunresYerfa6ung wel6e
BE @rlnper her srpesn Mepub!it Zen
Siiraern rcslslten saben, lisat rteBurz
gel rieies 3panges rena jenen Wdz
tern res 2anrrs idmebte ras Spmtpl
elmer mDsli9t unteidrdnften Breibeit
ror. Mber ibre NabfolSer serwe9leln
cieie TreiDrit nit blober @iufur, uno
ciele madt ii9 na6 ueri6iepenen @i6z
tunsen esltsnc. Die llnterri6tafrsibeit
miro in pie3wanasjade be6S &u!sranss
unbeflmmert carum, ,p!e
lebr Die Greibeit per @emeince unp
bic Nehte Ter Tami!ie serlsyt
werpen. @rsar Ger 9te!iaicnSFrsibeit
rrcbt Ter 3rans zines Msthrrine9z
p%arasrapben in Ger 8uncearerfa,1uns.
Sstn aetrInter 1espct csrls5t IN Ger
Miufurlidfeit lsiner6errldoft risTe6te
Res BGrAsrs 70 empiinr!id'> ME es tn
Der &erublif unter Gem Gusbanss(dilr
rsr Greibeit esi@iebt. Die uaSsrmcioz
iids 8olse bierpun 1T tie Mibadtuas
Der 0elegs, neil ibre @runrlase nidt
Gas WcbE pes 2aaees it, loaeefn per-
we,Aihe Yarteiwiufur.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-02-15

ger unc Scrfshtcr Der Wabrbcit gerrprz
renen Dates dimes iberlahen. Die
Wilce rse Counties fiel allsemeiu ouf,
unp faf Niemano tesmeifslt, ca6 Iber
mod Siele midtise Yunfte NufflSrun9
bdtte erlanat wsrren fDnnen, penn Die,
welde nit Ger llntsrlubuns bsauftrast
flnr, rielelbe nit mebr Nadcrud &C.
fibrt bitten. SeBtere ater Ialenen &C.
nei9t ~ lein, einen 9iebel Don 3meifeln
Cher Die In~selsaenteit ruben III la6sn
unD rie tiefite Sdmab perborSen 81
baten. Die parts;iibrer finc Ypn ernltz
liAer 8elpraniS e,fuut, taB tas Sc
midt rieler Dinee 70 fdwer uercen
f5nnte, eaG ~cie Malbiue" sulammcn:
bridt unc lie preiIen Die Sterne, eaF
Die Seiiion furs 1T unO cab bic @acnie
in wenisen @oGen Sorlter lein wirp,
w%enisiens ror!dufs.
Snsmilden fol- i'm Beibsn 5auit
Mues in b~eitefsr 2aune 1ein. So wirr
er;dblt, ra6 man iid in FER Tolse Der
CREDIT Mcbiliers unterluduns tort bic
6dnre reite unp ;mar aus Dem bSdt
6arafteritiiben @runpe, oab, 10 lanse
cie Gou9rebmitglierer unter einancer
unteriudunsen anfeusn unp ii@ perz
nidten, fie feline 3eit baben werren, pie
Wnae!essnbeiten res GrecutiSpepartez
ment5 ~ unterlu@en uno ra5 Bei6e
6aus NIT erIeter 0emltbsrube her
Mcgelei lam anrern Gnee Ger IYerue"
;ulAauen fam. Oiele 0IsiG sultiAfsit
ldeint jcrob nidt am YIab su lsin.
unte,luhuraen itnD pie Elm nntdt unz
ter Gpntrous" l%tstsnres Teuer unC Die
Oitans Scm Capitol bis gum Weiben
9auls til nidt nett.
So neit cas- ensIiide gla:t ~Naz
tom. @as fir Goraeuun9en mue
iiiA Der ferneltsb:nee Seobadter uber
eerartise0 prsdnse in Zen b5dfen areiz
len rer ametifanilhen Nepublif ma
dsn g
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@er lit Sie9er-,uer befiegt ?

Robe @erolt ALIEN nermao nidt
immsr ben matren Siea su rerleiben.
Dies seiat Die Weltselhid,e on cie!en
gar merfnirciecn Ndlen auf ras
Ghlaaenefte, NM sIpar in unlsrer :3rit
1elbf. Nls Napplson III. an Der
Spise Der fraHsDNihz italisniId>en Dir
NEE 1859 lei Waaenta cisO sferrei6er
idlus, laete CT: rie Seherrr'dsr taten
9elleot-nir bobfn 9erpnnen. Sn
rie|er Grfldrune licet Gle gereutuns
isnes Greianil7es, unp icner "0eminn"
true leine fata'm Urifte fir Den &C.
minnertcn.
Oils bic StaIicnsr. untes ftiBt rrn
rem lelten Napcleon. bale nit Mnmtnz
tuna brutalerOerolt, talp rurh tudis
fhe Vif eem Naplte lein weltlihss ST.
Estbum entriNsn, iubeltin tic Mnbdns
oer rer Nepoluticn iter ne errunaens
uGinbeit" Stalien5: ibr oeftpnter
!6luptlin9 500 t:iumpbirenp in Hom Elm
uno ihlue leirsnW obuGg in einem p1pts
liden pola}e auf. ST Gictpr Gmma>
nusl besbalb Ger Sisser? Gol9ence
Mittbei!una aug europa eiett unspeiz
felbaften NuflhluB bterdhey:
Die Mnhdneer Ger Nsroluticn.-
heiet s5-befsrnen enclih isltf, cof
&bnis @ictcr emmanuel rsn Nufents
bait I'M Suiyinal s;9en.lid' ldsut. eas
er 3iem germ aufodbe, ,renn CT wiete,
Wte CT Is, pbne cine 9iesoluticn III ri5.:
firen, tbur fDnnte :; ie seten lraar III,
oaB Die Wesnabme Npm5 Gin pclitilder
Tetles mar, Der jerp0 ~teaanaen uerren
muete. felt Gappur, Der ouaeualtiae
Seberriber ceS NaticnaIaeiites, Ncm
als6duptfact Stalitns rrof!amiyt hattie.
Gs efelt Den SDnis at pem ,,WeIncel",
ba6 aus gang StaIisn nah Rpm COM
centritt 1purcf> un raleltl elm ,GoIf"
CUR Gerfiisuns sescn bic .Smilhe 8urs
eeridaft bereit gu balten, melass.. @clt"
fid jest berauSnimmt, sesen bic t5niol,
Re9ierun9 III ldrmeu. uno in Nom
ben 5ero Ger rctbfn Gepublif 81 errid=
ten."
lnb Napolsrn,? Sn rem Yarile,
Blatt nuniuers" purpe flrSlid ros
S9reiben etnes gunapartitsn per5f.
fentlidt weldem sufolae rer aailer ir
Der @erbaanuna sedubert BADEN lou
bob eS iein er56ter 'Sdmer; iei, ZEN
papfte nidt mebr bethlehem III f5nnen
Sa, Der einit ubermlttise &ailer mubt'
beretts far ieinen lestsn Gang, Iii
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-02-15

tens Der 9unpesreaieruns befleicen,
lcaen binfort nidt mebr bete6tist iein,
u alether Belt Nemter unter Der Nutp>
rttdt Ger ein,elnen Staats>, territorial:
orcr Observation-Disclosures ~einsuneb<
men, oeren NuSibune tie bdufa in
Bireripru3 nit Der pili6ttreuen Mus,
ibung ibreS BunoesamteS brineen
mue: uno es fol- Die Mnnabme elmer
Beamtenfeue uutsr Aenannten Ncsie,
runaen elmer Neiisnation ibrer Steue
unter rer Suncesre9ieruns eleid9ea@s
tet mercsn.
Wu5eenomr,en iinb biercon fol9snee
Aemter, welde robrr Yon 8uneesbeamz
ten bsfleioet meroen f0nacn. Ndmlib :
Gle Nenter Don Trtepensrihtern, Silent
lid,sn Notaren uno lolden @ommiNdren,
meIhe ole Nnertsnnun9 Don 8Ir9z
lhaf5z 0rfumentrn uno cas- Nbnebmen
"cn See~iriaunsen gu beiOrsen baben.
1as Nmt zines GebIlfsmarldaus ter
Ntr. Staaien flnt einem eb,riH peer
WebuIfsz Sberif iibcrtra8cn ireroen ;
AUDI iino Yotmeiaer, telen 0ebalt bic
Summc Don $500 prp Sabr ntdi
iberfei9t, BON tieiem GrloB ausseldlols
fen, unp caber autoriIrt, Steuen unite,
Zen einsslnen Staat5z, 1erritorial> ODE,
Municipalreaierunseu gu befltipen, in
iomeit, als cislelben le niht an be,
paidttreuen Nuslbuns ibres pofmeis
fer mte6 Serbinesrn.
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9tpb e;uuuai Colorado.

Ircb Der .Sdwierisfc;tcr, mslde
Gem 0eiuhe res Ierritcrium6 Go!oraro
I'm Aufnabme ais Staat in ete Union,
sntsesenitsbcn. lai1sn bic Ssmphner ccsz
ls!tea nidt mad, feline 0pr3iise uno
berrliden Wusi1ten fit bic 3ufunft
ins beuie Sidt ;u fegcn. Cine ncuz
lihe Gb,loeruns aus jenem nod weniS
b%ewp5nten aus9eostnten Sancestbe!le
laat:
Die centrale Sage GcIprarp'S, feline
unermeslihen Strsfen Don @siren unc
Observation-Disclosures, feline unsrid'Dpniz
den Mineralretd:tumsr weiiiu9en cine
3ufunit pom unteoyen,tem Neihttum
uup sreBrr politiiter Mabt. Mit eiz
men: T!1Gsnraum soa 67,420OOO
Adsrn Hanoes-9r5Bsr uno bel neItem
fruGtterer els ). y. @nalano-haten
mir Naum uao lobnenre yeIAdfti9uaA
fir Wiuirnsu YcnGtnranceNrn. Die
~fr1i!t9cn, rabrbaItcu Wr1ier uno Stduz
ter Ger sroben Ghencn, ouf renen rtc
un;abltarsn 0setsen Don mileen Bill
ielr, hiriben, Glfe urD Nmtlrpcn felt
unpntliter 3stt aemeioet kaben,
l'ben uas lit Zen Stanp, jibr!!b 9rpse
6esrcen con fettem Nino,icb 81 scrz
ibiHsn, arcee Suantitltcn eon Wpue
III ;isben u1e cine rthte SeSSlferuns
in ben Experimentation III erndbren.
Infer idon jest teesutence 5anrel
nit 8pue u1e 6luten miro NIT csr
,unsbmenren HecDIferuna ~arosartise
Ctmenl ipnen annebmen. I'm lere fruht<
barren unp unermesliden Streden Don
bebautarem 9anpe rperoen uns il ndh>
ter 3ufunft cine a,beitlams uno pobl=
babenpe Ginpanrerune ypu 6armern
3ufibren. Sci einem .&lima uno 3d.
ben, wis Colorado teliBt iinr Icben
orcr aht Wcaate senigenc fir ale
Nrbeiten ee5 Nderbaues, 10 cas Der
GARNER cine Wube BON mincel tens bier
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Sic Sti,n,,.umg inn 2anbe.

Sn aQen Staaten ces @etens eiebt
Fb felt einissr Belt cine rea Gllentabn=
WeleulGoften entlhiecen un9intioe
Sttmmun9 func, peren urlpruna in
ticf einsemur;elten Misbriuden 9siudt
tperren mus. Nu1 uniere Na1barn
in @isconftn iuden Iih rem ei1ernen
Arnsn Der WoropclterrId Al entz
winoen, uno IS miro bierlter beribtet
mas folst:
SIM eunsen @taote siett id cine
un;psipeutise 0eiinnuns in Yetrf
cts you ben 8abnen selbten GYrannei
func. BUR 8sldwidtieuna res ouee~
meinen ltnwiuens, %bslpnee.s untsr
cer Acknowledgement 8svalferuna,
bradts Sena:or Spbnlon I'M Senot
fol9ence Sic plutionen Gin, tps|6e auz'
senblId!td ansenpmmen rpurpen:
Belblo0er, bag eas GilerbabnzGem<
mittee aneemie(ea pirr, iter pie 8dttz
li1feit unp 3uldliefeit rer &nnabme
zines @eleees, pe!des lie Grnennuns
sines ,8oarp Of Railroap Gommiltoz
ners" serfi9t, Grfunpi9unsen einjusie>
ben. Dielem @ouesium iou unter Mnz
csrem he Grfluuns fulssnru Y7idten
obliesen:
Die iorafaltise prufuns tes 3ufonz
res aller 8abnen i'm Staate, ts|cncers
III Ye;us auf ibre Siderbeit BET Der
per(onenzB efIrcerun9 unp iars rnparz
teiIidfsit uno promptbeit beim 0lter<
transport.
Yrlfuns Ger Nn1asefofen jerer Vatn
i'm Staate, Ger 6Gbe res Nftiens &optz
tals unr Ter S6uicen elmer jeeen, pc5
WebaIts5 esr Beamten une Secienfe>
ten, lprpie Ger a~ueemeinsn &srnaltunsez
Cefoncmie.
NadIo,l6unsen an;utedsn, pb IT.
aenp cine Der Babnen tbr Nftienz 8apiz
tai u%Yermalerte" uno aus tpel1n
Orinren.
Gtfunrieun9 c;nsu;ieben uter ben
peylonenz unr 0utntransport elmer
jeoen gabn, uno Sert9terltattu11g par>
iiter ; penn tbunl,d, leu ioweit als
mSslid Elm @erslei6 init zen Sariz
fen Ter 8abnen ancerer Staaten ansez
tsIt mercsn nebi rem @utadten rer
Gommi7ire, Oh fe bic Sariie fir sez
rebt balten oper nidt. Die Commit
ldre baben idbrlt@ beim 3uiammentritt
Der s%esislatur einen Ssri@t su srs
fattsn.
Wenn cus Gilentabn : COMMITTEE
entlAeiret, ras Die SntcreNtn ces Staaz
tss cen GrlaB Gins rerartiseu 0eIeBes
forcern, 70 miro ponelte biermit tnhru@
lit. cil,cn rabinsielencen Oelesz Gntwurf
ein;utrineen, laut meldem pie Nnitelz
lung .on rret GommiNdren rem 0ous
Yerneur untsr 3ultimmung ces Senots
utcrlalen tlcibt. @~eniaiten5 elmer
Der Gpmmi0dre mus prattiihsr Snse<
nisur ltin. Der Gcmmiliiun cblieat
rte GrIuuuna ptiser unc oncerer nctbs
mercia enlightenment YHtGtsn, RE FLAIR
unp tunois in Ter Bill 81 e,Srtsrn
Iino.
@enn Der pom rem Gticntabns Conn
Mite e.n,ubrinseuce @eieBsntmurf ben
Gcmmillren ntht tpeiter scbence BOIL
ma1tcn ertbeilt, ME !. 3. in Suinois,
rsnn rerrsn bic Gilentabnen iib pas
@eieg serne eefaurn Iolen. IS miro
ibnen nidt5 lharen uno rtm Staate
lebr msni9 niigen. Sn Wiilcuri s'ebt
man tem Gilentobn : Wonppcl aleibz
falls Al geibe> ater etraS entlbtecez
Eer.
Nie lI9 bic GARNER inter osn jesisen
u%mitanccu %teincen, Die Stimmunssn
unp Sahia8e fena;e:d1cn Mittbeilunz
gen Ger Ia3cspyefie aus alien 5bsilen
ces Sanccs ron Sag Ill Gay INNER
rrutiiGhpr,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-02-15
3ur Gipil=Hefprn,.

Sn leinsr Proclamation pom II.
Ssanuar bat Der prilipent Grant fol-
oenrs Ssfimmuusen erlahen, nslde
A. Nsdrs rielss Sabre5 an in Strait
treten lcuen: 'Gipilbeamte, rel6e ibre
eteusu in Tolse ron Grnsnnun9 SeIz
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-02-15

Sesnunssn jener Stride in @nlpru&
nebmen, reren Sberbaupt Ct our6 feline
5clfsrSbelfer mtebanocln lieB.
60 mi,o menidlidc llu9eredtiAfeit
11on bisntesen 9erd6t.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-02-15
bis gum
ernen Mpril

SIR Mbpunemtsn uacD G,,rppa
rerse0e mar ris&orausbssahlunS nidt.
Serem MIRO bic Stoate D.o1Glre 'suz
oelhift:
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-01-10

Is young wnuaa in Louisville recently ap-
Piled 1T one of the hotels III tiatarity FIR Id-
sis.gx anti was refdssd on the ground tliai
hring alone iesuk.fesl her character si.bjeetto
suspicion histeasI Ut apptaiingto the news
Ipa;,,.r.far redress. fiiis yDlis,g ,xns.ian mp
pealesl 10 flr essIrts. and rs i rewarsl for her
enterprise recovered damages 10 4 c,nsids r
alIs.uuloilfts the courts drcsling thai iii inn
keeper, II he has room. ca,snnt refuse To Ell
4trrtaill my we'll llei,sSeH person.
~ -. A--.f
The IEabid of ailowiis.s Buys ito grew up
wiiIIsatt I trade af some sort u flse curse VI
this IsR... II has ervafed more passpers md
us,rlIscI .lal sss,lawsl2s tiisnl I'LL the other
causes confbined; ss &,
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-01-10
Our Indian Policy.

General Phil. Sheridan has aolv-sl our In
dian puzzle. III II report Il General Sherman
he sars: Il fully iiitlorse the efforts now he
ing made To eiviIzr and cliriStiaazr tile wild
Imfians. and think that the reservation sys
tenn and The policy of the government toward
the Wild tribes ii tile most lil,erSi ara hi-
i,ianp tiiat h,ls ever besn adopted Dy any gov
erninent towards savage people, md. 30 mr. rs
tl. military Is concerned, every sff,rt wiIl be
lnl,,s to carry otiti its intentions. The priai-
cipal error that l,liscoyr Is that while efiirfs
ar. being nlatle to fsach the Indians whai is
rightsAfficient import aues has aot been given
;nteaeIling lin, what Is wrong. very tnlh.h
lear ilat The etllrse pursued toward the Mild
Indians tl.Hs not cause him 70 fully reaiiz,.
irl,sl, his own standpoint that he is doing
wrong Nllssl.Ile canansits murders and other
leprssiafious ard ifsois,e wise SYSTEM a PUN
iish.negif cpsilI he arraigrcd aud ssarfie'l out
Iwlirh wDuld have the rffss 4 a cantrolling
him III this respect II weulI much sopls 1
the Indian tro,lbles ol our trout
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