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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-02
Sic 8rieftrd9er in ct. Nanl.

Sir lie auf Mnfans bieieS Mpnats ansetan,
biste frsis @bliefsruus ber pufia9en tpures
foIsenbe Organization setrpFen. IS
Mls 8risftrdssr tlnb ansefeot:
6. g. @aderbassn, Sames 8roiistb,
sas. .. Dates, Gbas. 5sissder
6. @..Demeules, Mi&plas 5enbY,
SenrY 6. MiebL @iQiana @uubins.
Die @tatt 1T in a&t &uuten etnsetbsilt, fit
pel&e ie ein 8rieftraser ben Dient serfebt ;
biefelben flnb abseerenjt wie folst:
@pute SO. 1 umfabt tas gauge @ebiet Il.
.psl&sm 8risfs abstliefert uerbeu. 6ili& unb
uSrbli& Der ct. Yaul unb Yaei7c 8aba.
Moute SO. 2 sebt BON benz @eleiie Der ct.
Yaul uub gaeife 8abn bis Sudiun @trabe unb
meali& bis CUR Oaisite Der @iebsnten @trabe.
@oute 80. 3 sebt BON Sadiun na] Minns-
lota @trabs. Son ber bret3sbntsu Stra6s an
tsbnt i& bic @pute 70 aus, bab fe tas @sbiei
awil&en ber 2'Orient unb @slsan @trabe un.'
fabt.
@uute 80. 4 ssbt bon ter @ltieite ter Min'
uelpta @trabe Bis CUR Nurbfsite ber Wabaiban
@trabs::unb ur,fabt at teren ueali&em ens'
tas @ebist spiiden SsIuau @trabe unb Grstiu
MSenue, pberbalb Bluff @trabe.
&oute SO. S ssbt bon @abaibap sur Gaslt
unb ct. Mntbpny Giraffe unb auftparts BID
our College Msenue, rErbli@ an b~erfelben mad
Tiee @trabe unb BON bort aurid Bis sar 9Iuf
@traee.
gtoute SO. 6 umfaBi ale Straben apii@er
Wleaiant unb Stanley @trabe urb benz @tru'
ME, I'M Murben besreuat pur& bic eagle uni
ct. Mntbons Strabe.
&cute 80. 7 bebnt f& iter bentenisen Ebei
ber @tabt aus, BET G7li& bur& yleaiant uni
unb Stanley @trabe unb nSrtli@ BON ber Rie
@trase unb Gretiu Msenue besren3t tpirb.
.Rsute 80. 8 eebt tptfli@ BON ber Sisbents,
StraBe aus bis sur Dreissbntea unb @Srien
@tra6e unb BON bort aSrtli9 bis CUR ct. Yau
uub waeifc Giisnbabn.
st e8uIatipnen.
Den 8risftrasern 1T ni9t eefattet iuaue
bel ber ramli@en &oute gu Heiten, fontern II
werben BON 3eit gu 3eit BON elmer &uute gu Ct
ner anberrt oerftBt.
IN ben DISQUALIFICATION Ter @tabt fnbet tas
nd zine s~weinalise @tlteferuus unb Mbbulun
ber WoR1a9em fat, unt tur9 tas reue SYfen
ben Gang ber @ei&afte au fSrtern. Die Biir
aer baben bic @abl auii9en Buren 1T Der YeF
SfFee umb Brieftrasern, tSnnen aber nt9t an
beibe auslei@ Mnipru& nebmen. an @onnta
aen aeben bic Brafraoer ri&t aus, liefern abe
lire Woffa9sn bur& bas .Briefraser-Genfter
Carriers Window al. Snbabsr bon Brief
bpr.n, pel&e bieftlbsn nit 8riefrdsert gu ser
taui&em mini&en, tabsn bsiu. 8riefhassr'Gsn
fer Mutia taspn au sebsn unb spar pbne Ser
sus.
Die grieftrdser trassn etne Uniform ~
urauem Gabetten.@ tof NIT i&parsen Streife
an ben DOZEN.
Die grteftaaen fir bic 2ampeupfofsn fin
nod ut&t an~setenaraen. Ratiirli& tssarf {
etuiaer 3eit, bts BE nsue Ginri@tuns ssbSri
i'm Qans IT, bod birfte tisb NUT psnise @o
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-02

gpnM inneappIts tuaren lebten@p an'
tag Sol. W. g. Sing, %. 2odren, u. 6.
Glart uab antere prpnatnente Burger bier, un,
f@ NIT Guuserneur Munta unb @enatur &am
FEY Iber Ma6resela au beratben, aueI&e su@un'
fen ber 1T Sort @arrY s~efansen sebaltenen8a r'
germ Minneiotas ersrifen tuerben tUnnen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-02

@ebruber 81 es Grocer y unb
WrpSi1tpns.StprI Ode ber 10. uut
ct. peter StraBe, 1T ct. Yaul, euapfeblt f&
tur@ ben befes gurratb auer tini&baren ar'
titel, pausbaIt-, pie Taney.Grueertes, tnIan>
btf&e uub tupprttrte Grii&te u. (. n. 8efen'
bers beliebt fiub sesenpartts bic DATE Graders,
BON Gbieaso, susl&e bier edit 1T babeu Fnt.
2iebbaber gutter @etne, 2iqueure uub Cigar
ret fnbea bel @ebriiber Etmme timer etuas
ua& ibrert 0el&made. yreile febr biais.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-02

Cine aarut BON IS Mdsr ba!tsnb. mpspn II Mder yrai.
rte. Ter Ref Baf4 nit Wiefe-9anb. lnaefdtr 40 bio 81
Mder uutsr Gultur. Gs fSnnen nod 5 Gder raetr cult.
rirt rrerben. tin tletnes Webntaus ftett babel nebf
fen. .
Die garn, liest ii.ben 9eilen BON ct. pster, 3mei Wlet
len srn1 Sitard Deppt, ttne Mtile RON Der iatbelif&e,
Rir@e entfernt, NIT gutter &eab. an elmer tletnen2aie. 6;
III ftbr sutes trpdenes 2anb. Auf bic 9dlfte Au3ablunt
wirb aui einiee Sabre 3et eeseben. Der Rdufsr tant
fimuatli9e 6erdtblaaften, gt:b unS Anberes babel pa
ben.
Naslunft 1T ,a babsn bsi BEN Gisenttamer
sos. Sartelt,
299,3O7 ct. Yeter, Meinr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-02

Das reinie unb fiBefe Sob 2tser Oil
Qebertbran) In Der Welt 1T baS bon 9asarb
u. GaSmelL prdparirt ant Meeresufer aus
frilGen ausselwdten 2ebern bon GaswelL
6aaarb u. s o, New yprt. SIS 1T ab~
lrlut r II unb fIb. patienten, pel&s es
einnal genpn1naen baben, sieben IS allen alleern
yrdparateu Dor. Merste baben ibr l1rtbeil ab-
eeseben, baB IS be6er fei ais irsenb Elm anterer
Qebertbrar I'M Marfte.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-02

D~effentIt&e GtnIabune! CUR erSb'
ten rnb ~SuQfGubtsfen &eRaurattcn: Dit Spu
6. @&mtbt gr. 242, Dritte @trabe. Bon
iebtn an perbens ~ feberS tanbe frtf&e @uaern,
@eRlssl, Toreleu. Gleii9iurten aaer @rt Mtlb.
tara MQes, tpas Der Marft an Delitae6en btetet
(erptrt. Die feintsn @etne uab 2iqaeure bic
tet meme Bar; Gri9te, Qpnfett unb Gpnbttu'
r~eipaaren in better Muspabl. Dtegufpartane
~ ieber 3eit bic bette.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-02

KENT&rprc unb Yeu8nt1t benFtsus1tsteef v.t
luuasn bealetteu iebe gIa{Ge unb merbsn an Sseernaans
frei ~serianft. Dies II fein 5umbus. Gs stbt tttnss
S&msrs, tta e. niat iinbsrt, f.tne @eia.uulf seer gay
muus, nel&t Is mi6t BELT. Refine 8au1tlte uno teta yies
eteenttInaer Tam f& pbne @entaMr ointment eeeeI
railiensetraua ; bic nit ssbeut fur 3bisre. vrets d
Gents erpse Slafaen 81.
8. 9. Rofe II. &C.. 50 Brratpas, 'Neru grrt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-02

Die Gair Der franaSftf&en1 St.
n, etnbe, wtI&e tarali& III Scr Dale Der
Linton Graneaiie" ~tattfanb, bate eiaen soQ-
fdntts befrtetissnben Grfuls; Der &einertras
1T gum Beien ber St.9utpies' Stride beitimmt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-02

Das Il ntteb States 9pteL NUM-
raebr an 8eFse bes y5ru. Nic. @asuer, e,frtut
f@, BON teuailben erf tir3Ii& erSfnet. beretts
itbr anisbnlt&en 3ufpru&s. l1rb ttefer futet
ii@ tenn aud Suafdnbie befrietist bur@ bic
tref1i9e gebienuns, tueI&e ber burftse Sat
BON, freuntli@ea @irtb unb int Spetiesimmer
BON ter aussesei9neten teutI9en 8I@in erbalt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-02

Yratrfe- 9Ibner foQen lit ben rSrbIl>
@en @ssenben bss @taates tieits Sabr ateuIi&
rar isin, gum @erbruGe Der Yrpfei1ons, unb
anberer Saser, BE ibre 8a9itn III gersif&aft
balten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-02

5err Spbn &euteIfer3 Sun Mtnne'
apolis 1T Surise @p@e mad europa abseretst
UNI ieiner alien 3eimatb ant &bein einen ST.
iu9 ~ uta@eu. WDse ct elidli@ reiien uub
roblbebalten auridfebren.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-02

9errYeter 8enber bietet feinen 3abl-
rei&en 8etanntea cine feierli@e GrDTnung iei'
nes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. auf beute Ibenb, nie
man aus nebenaebenter In3etee 1ebt. @plen'
biber GreiIun9 nit een,iitbli9er 11nterbaltuns.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-02

|CASTORIA 1T netr ais en subaitut fur Gafpr.
Del. IS 1T Der einsise suserlafFse Mrtitel, Zen Is stebt,
p,lder i6er bic Gineerpeibe r~egulirt, @tntcpIif teilt unb
naturlidea S9laf eraeuet. s. 1T a~neenebm ~einaunet'
men. &eine f6laFOfea Shutter raetr, MD farsiense
Sauslinse. 29o7
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-02
8rieffaffem beS v@anberer.,

Carver .. 81. ST nun sebSris beiurst,
alter Ramerat
9afinss. q. s. u. &. Sir 8eites
befen Danf.
MapIe Grove. s. 81. Die 2uittung
fir s. 81. 1T tit SO. 294 bonn 2S.Suni ; gbre6e
eeanbert.
Npntgprners. 6. u. 6. Wuni9en
suten Grtras.
Yartpn. 81. q. Sir tieie Summer 81
fpat I'M 10 ertiini9ter fir bic raGfe.
Sore City. 9. g. Mit Gersnieen
mirb Sbrem MuniG entiprpden.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-02

G~btppepa Counts bat einen ressI'
u.aetseu Martt einsefibrt, ber AM lebtsn CAM
flag zines febeu Nsnats ~ Icntepibeo f~fattna'
bet.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-02

Sir bteGtnfenbung neuerMbpn>
nenten mGeen uniern bersltden Dant en-
pfansen s. 8. In Minneapplis, e.. s. y. 6.
III 9a0inss, q. 9. in 81. Yeter, 9. g. in &c.
ref Gity unb M &. In ct. waul.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-02
BUR MuSfu11ft.

Yer unie.;sidneie ttelt hermit feinen Treunetn une
Netannten nit. tns ietne Glrtia Garp!iad gfeifer II ete
Grntte eeten rrlte, um etras Sch 3i %seretenen, faB le
aber Ron itrem Shame aitt bic Grlaubnis ea,u su erpals
ten teflr6tttc, uns eaS mir nun User tt,en Mufeathalts<
rrt tfrubist ine.
Senterfrr II, q. Suit 1873.
Gpbn Nfcifcr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-02

| Gnti&6bteunss- aIaee. Sanses
Steady IN Dulntb bat bteie Stabt far $l2,OoO
Gnti&dbisuas serlIast neil # f@ bsiss Starj
Sua elmer baufSltissn 8r6de i&wer serIsbte.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-02
8 E # orb E II.

90. SuIi. Inna epiel, Z Mt. alt.
81. Suit. @aria @assalena Stsptsns, . 81. alt.
90. Suit. Sufanna G6uh, 4 lt. ait.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-02
ct. Neters 11nterffntunge.0 erein.

Dos RraAien.G pmmtttee bee Ct. Peters 1lnterRituneS.
gereinS rem l.. Mentae TIM 4usaa ts sum !. gepntas
i'm September 1873 beaett aus ~felsenbeu 5erren:
eanisa 6eturi& int California Salon 2. uut Ct. Peter.
iintsr,r DtRritt Saufen traut BET bn tatt. 9 &xIe,
&aGen Httlipp, Ct. Peter Ctr. e~esenaber 9tumes Gtpre.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-02

@%tabtratb. Sn Der Stsuns BON lestsa
Dienfas rnppprtirte ber @tabtelert foleenee
Ginnabmen BON 9ieenien felt Infans sss Ser
~SanII,,,~ nASahvsa
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-02
Ceutaur Eminent.

Sat r%unbertarere Grrert ron Mbtu-
usatismus, S&mersen, 0ef&wulfen.
gruRbeuIen, BerbSrturser ber Britt
Hranbuunten, Nsrbribunsen, Sals.
RuS u. +. ". am ,1eui<&eu &6rptr
unb 0erreRiunsen, Spatt, Dur&'
fmeuerunees 4. (. ~. an Ittertr tn g.
men. Sabre Serrt&tet, ais aQe anherer
ssrsebli&en 5stlmttta felt Gri&afaui
ter Welt. Das @eeeYt tes 9tntn.en'
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-02

Sir SImfeb County fntet bieies
Sabr bic Ianbtuirtbi&afhi@e ausfeluns All
16, II. unb 18. September fat.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-02
1868
Sm &p&efer murbea Dor etntsen Sagen
nod $4,000 8ui9el Meisen gum yretie bon
$1.01 per 8u1&el Serbanhelt.
5n @tnnebpea @eencyif9 81. 8. :.
Gppt AT Steae hes. 1rn. s. Iobr, teI@er n
fgntrte, gum Yofnetfer ernannt.

GGr Stearns County fnbet bic lamb
ausfeauns tiees Sabr ant II.
unb 10. @eptensber III @aut Centre iatt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-02
GuittHnaen.

@ett rpriser Num.ner BADEN fur ben
.Mdnterer" be;ablt
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-02

den erforbern, unb unterteftn tpirb bic @soulo
tes Wublitums Bel meitert ni@t 70 bart auf ete
Yrube ssaslt, tpie tur& bic btsberisen 0anie-
radri@e bel gbbpluns ter 8risfe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-02
3u YerfQufen.

3u s~erfaufen, mesen sprseradten glters les Gisenttls
rters, cine 8arm tn gplb Curing, Stearns 81 W;nn.
100 Nder, ~einaefenst unb MQes In Gultur, NIT euter
Mutnbaas unb @deune rnb gutter etaQuns babel, unb
100 older Spls. 2anb, sutegDalbuna. Nlfu ner f& rinidi
cine quite Seinat su eruerbea unb f& tn, Staats Minnes
fpta nieeerladea NTH, fam int san3sn Staate teine benere
eaten Narit fur ale grpsuete. bic Elm Garmer aiett unb
suslei1 cline W1ablmible. tte Is feline be1ere I'M Stdats
gi6t. Mle ~tieieniset. Bite Quf taber, tisie tarnn su ietea
Ster ,u tanfea. rnrssa it'd baher bsint Gtsentbamer mel
ten, Ser leidt 3u Inben TT.
matbias 6arbina,
10000 Gplb Spring, Ssearns Co., Winn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-02

Gin 9weres Gewttter brad in Der
Na@t bon. lebten Dienfag iiber ct. Yaul unb
l1utsesent los, unt Is 1T ~ befardten. bab bic
GelbfrI@te tabur& @&aben erlitea.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-02
Deutf@e Brtefz2tfe.

elite beutf9er 8rtefe, bic Its gun, 29.Sult
5. s. nt9t ab9ebp1t tpprben inb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-02
3M DerfaMfen.

Spbr 4fctfer.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-03
NEW YORK.
The Goodrich Mystery,

PHILADELPHIA, April 2.-The man sup
posed TO be Roscoe remains in custody and
win be held until his identity is settled be-
yond doubt.
New YORK, April 2.-The NeacS says:
New circumstances are brOu hit TO light in
the Goodrich murder case, which, if they
prove true, will make this one of the most
romantic and startling murders on record.
1t is certain neither Roscoe nor Mrs. Mey-
ers had anything to do with the crime.
Goodrich, it is proved, was killed on the
morning his body was discovered. Private
parties are now working up the circumstan-
ces alluded TO.
James Brooks.
- The Express says the condition of Mr..
Brooks is improving, and if no relapse oc-
ours lie hopes TO be able to leave Washing
ton within week.
Wall street Pressure.
Prominent bankers and bank officials
held consultations to-day and will call upon
President Grant this evening to present
their views on the financial situation.
An Old offender.
A requsition has been made on Gov.
Dix by the Governor of Kentucky for Geo.
Mac Donald, of Bank of England forgery
no.oriety, and the police of Louisville have
requested the police of this city to hold
Macdonald subject to the requisition should
he not be ex'radicted. Macdonald is known
in Louisville by the name of Sweet.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-03
ESTABLISHED MARCH 80. 1886.
WASHINGTON.


The War Department. ON short
RN4tOns.
WASHINGTON, April a. Secretaries
Robson and Richardson and Attorney
General Williams are the only members of
the cabinet in the city.
Owing to the limited appropriations the
war department has crt cred the suspension
during the present fiscal year of the con-
struction and repairs of barracks, and the
discharge Of the civilians employed there
on. W
The Blind Goddess of Fortune.
No authority is known for the report that
the Secretary of the Treasury will deposit
ten million dollars with the New York
Banks.
A Tale Of Two Cities.
Representative Taffe, for the citizens of
Omaha and State of Nebraska, has submit
ted to Attorney General Williams an argu-
ment to show that the Missouri river
bridge at Omaha is not part of the Union
Pacific Pailroad company, controverting the
position taken by the people of Iowa. The
Attorney General will afford both sides
full opportunity to be heard before giving
bis dec sion. --
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-03
Statement OF a Cabin Passenger.
Condensed TeIegrams.

A horrible affair occurred in Jefferson
vile, Ind, last night. Two nostrum Ven-
ders attacked a drunken desperado who
was annoying them, whereupon he nearly
disembodied them both, and fourished
his bloody knife and hands in defiance of
the officers, but was finally arrested.
A boiler explosion at Wilmington, N.
H, yesterday killed two men, and one
boiler was blown 100 yards killing woman
passing.
Cincinnati stone cutters are on the strike.
Soloni, the great Italian tragedian, comes
to this country Dext August.
NJ. Grevy sent in bis resignatian as Pres
ident OF the French Assembly yesterday,
bat that body at once reelected hin. Pres
ident Theirs and others are urging him to
resume the chair, but it is thought he pre-
fers to become the leader of the Party of the
Left.
The column Vendouie is to be replaced.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-03
FOREIGN.
Gen. Grants Interest i'm Central Asia

Gen. Grants Interest I'm Central Asia.
ST. PETERSBURG, April 2.-It is an
nouuced that Prince Gortschakoff has, in
compliance with request from Washing
ton, asked the Russian Geographical SOcie-
ty 70 discuss the topography of Khiva
and Bokhara at its meetings during the
mont hs of April and May.
Bloody Collision In WOIIaeIIia.
BUCHoREsT, April "a collision be-
tween the carmen and the military, grow
ing out Of the refusal of the former to pay
certain taxes, took place in Guirgeva, a
town of Wollachia, about forty miles from
this city, this forenoon. Several persons
were killed and wounded. The latest des-
patches report tranquility restored.
The Spanish situation,
MADRID, April 2.-The population of
Madrid manifest a hostile disposition TO-
wars the Municipal y of the city. and as
the IStter are determined not to RESIGN
trouble is spprehended. The Munici pal
Hall is guarded by militia.
The Municipality of Csdiz have de-
mar ded off the government the withdrawal
of al troops from that city.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-03

BROWNSVILLE, Tex, April 2.-The U.
Bio Grande. This being the first war yes
sci which has visited this port for some
years past, taken in consideration with the
expected visit of the Secretary of War and
prominent army officers, is supposed to in
dicate lively interest on the part of the
government in frontier affiirs. BelkDap
and Sheridan left st. Louis yesterday to
inspect the forts in Texas
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-03
A Common Occurr-uce,

- DETROIT, April 2.-The Wayne county
Auditor recently insisted upon the imme-
diate return of the funds still in the hands
Of the la'e county Treasurer, Gies, but it
appears that Gies is not able to comply,
J. lving loaned $4,000 to the Weber Furni-
lure Company Of this city.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-03

TENNEssEE BONDS closed In New York
last evening at so for both issues.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-03

Before the Erie Investigating Committee
yesterday S. j. Tilden testified that If the
Erie books showed two sums Of 10000
paid him, they had been falsiied.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-03
Aaipm aud smerifair.

GOLD opened IN New York yesterday
at ll6s, advanced to ll7s, and closed at
117s6lI79.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-03

COTTON is dull and heavy in New York
at decline to 1890 for middllng.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-04-03
LOUISIANA.

Attempted Assassination of n Liberal
Negl0-Hfs Wife Killed.
BATON ROUGE, April 2.-An attempt
was made to assassinate Raymond Picard,
the colored fusion sheriff elect of West Bat
on Rouge at 2o'clock the night before last
1t resulted in the murder of his wife VINO
received the fire of the assassins. Five
hundred dollars reward is offered By the
citizens for the arrest of the murderer.
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Including $50 Women and Children

The Number Of the Lost $50,
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1t took twenty-five years of agitation to
abolish the ranking abuse. 1t died in its
S2I year.
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Further Details Of the Fearful Ship
'-e wreck. e IA
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POLITICAL.

POLITICAL.
The Storm Gathering in the North
west.
Illinois Farmers In Council.
The YeOmanry Knocking at the Doors
Of Legislation.
Speeches Of Cows. BeVeridge and Pal.
mers
Stirring Resolutions Ag ainst Mod
ern Feudalism,
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The resolution favoriDg the passage of
the bill now before the Legislature for the
improvement of the Illinois river, was
tabled, by very decided majority vote.
A motion was made to table the resolu-
ton permitting free traffic on the lakes of
the United States betweenthe United States
ports by sll vessels regardless Of na!ional-
ty, but the motion was lost and the resolu-
ton adoptad.
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Whereas, The Constitution of 1S48,
article 10 prohibits the Legislature from
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500 women and Children Lost.

The disaster was so soon over that hun
dreGs could know nothing of the danger Of
300 women and children. A majority were
swept out of the steerage and drifting be-
yond the vessel on tue immense waves,
were carried seaward and seen no more.
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Courtney in Phoebe for about three years
two and half perhaps.
q. Do You know any thing rs to bis
habit OF carrying pistol? 4. I can t
answer yes" or mo" without first
making an explanation.
Q. State anything you know rs to
Courtney's carrying pistol previous to
his death-within six months Of it. A.
I saw Courtney 60 into barber shop.
perhaps six months ago. take his coat
off and hang it up by the side of mine.
I saw pistol in the pocket Of that coat;
il was a sack coat; the handle looked
like that OF Colts six-shooter.
q. After that time were yon in the
habit of seeing Courtney in Phoebe wear
ing sack coat? 4. i have seen him
frequently wearing the coat that speak
of.
Q. At those times have You observed
anything about his coat pocket? A. He
very Oltcu WAN ND manu-
his pocket.
@. Did you at those times observe
anything with reference to. his sack-coat
pocket which had the appearance of be-
ing pistol? A. From the fact of hav-
ing seen pistol in the pocket, and from
seeing his hand always down in the
pocket was always under the impress
sion that he had pistol in the pocket.
I could not tell what he had in his pock-
ct; he might have had nothing but his
hand.
Q. Did you ever communicate to Nc
Kinney before the death of Courtney
that Courtney carried pistol in his
right hand coat pocket. State objected
GU ground that it was immaterial, and
would afford no excuse or extenuation
for McKinney's killing Courtney.
An argument followed on the point,
and as it was not finished. will be con-
tinued to-day.
At 5 p. IN the court adjourned ill 10
O'Clock this morning.
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Misfellau&nus. .
WANTED.

WANTED.
EVERYBODY WITHIN RADIUS OF ONE
II hundred miles Of Phoebe to know that
have ntted up
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,
ON MAIN STREET.
In close proximity to the San Jose House, and
longitudinally opposite to the several
Fire Companies buildings.
Having had long and successful experience In
this business in the Eastern States, can guar.
antee . good picture Of every kind known to
the art, at REASONABLE PRICES.
ENTRANCE,
Through Banks Ayres' paint shop. on Main
street, or from the avenue between the San Jose
House and Lemoge's boot store.
au24-tf NJ. BARRETT.
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Following is a list of sales of delin-
quent stocks now adyertisedin our paper:
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Misffllanous.
Quarterly Statement

Receipts and Payments Of the Treasury Of
Lincoln County, State Of Nevada.
ron THE
Three Months Ending June "a. ls7a.