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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-01-02

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trtnsen. Sore 2anbrirtbfGaff rvirr faf'
tifh oils MuRer tenubt. Sic bsten
ihcn pieie Nerffdhsn aur Mnfertiaunl
Observation-Disclosures @ef6tte unp Mas
l6inen. rrelule rem lofolen 8erbdltniIs
fen unaemeHsn une biaia fnb. Nidl
nur @uisbefBer ouh Bnuern faufen
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m. Gin 6ouptberirfnib i'm eileen
8u6lunrS IN Bewalrune rer @egeno.
Sm AuForfsn fno rie Wennoniten
Weifsr. gle baten auf ibrsni Fame
Go,fe anf elest. bic ibnen iegt nidt al
lein Woterial ~ bdueliden Beriirfnils
fen, f~Onrern ouh fhon Brennbols ses
ben. Die iisrulf1hsn Msinoniten
wercen jdbrlih etpa 100 3efrnten su
feIsn boben. Bei Ger mittlersn idbrs
liden Dienfseit aibt pns Elm gontins
gent pom 800 Wann. 0enn Die Hes
aisruna au6 pie hdlfte ron ibnen su
6Orftarteiten benuBt. 70 fam iIe eur6
pieie erfabrenen Balrwdhter Gle Bes
r%raIpune, Die bister feline &elultute ses
9sben. beoeutenp f5rpern.
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~merfwarrises Bsiipiel pom GupituIas
tion, peIGe he ruitl6e Hesierune aus
Nisli6feitsridfdten NIT rem Menno
niten ~ i@lieben i'm Besrife asbt-
Elm er.ues 0esenfdd seaeniber Ger
blutieen WiQfir, relde rtelelbe 8eaies
runa sesen lire fattolilben untertta=
men in rsm uaterjc6ten polen oueubt.
@el6e 6ridte rs1slsiben 8epprtbeis
Iunssn I'M gsrslet1e Su antern Bolts
itdmmen brinesn meresn, mag he 3us
funft lebren.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-01-02
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ces altenG olonuS 6erm6 ermlen beweate
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i'm nie unterbrphsnen, niemaIs lbereil.
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eerte Ausen nid6!e nnp iI1 iut trdsen
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rs qaterne TIM StaQ bin unp ber astras
gen wurce unb etc Helildute re15tn>
per fe tn Der 5anp bielr. retei nod
tinmaI 70 laut flapptrten. ole BET Gage.
Bon rrtben aus rem pfsrrefau Der,
nabm man 9leidfaus eas ea1nauben
reS 6u6saeIpannes unp Der innaen
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Stte pitQetAt tsi ben ibni befannten
uno .nsrtrauten Tbisren snt}Hnlrisen,
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-01-02
aus Wittbeilunesi IN pcrfsen Num'
naern. IN rrsider mieliden Gage 9aus
1enre BON Nrbeitern in europa fi& psrs
mol befnren.
II,
Der Graum.

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Wte Id nod feinen tannte,
Tim ben Der gauge 9immslsocm
Die 6sbre &uppeI fpannte.
Glei1 @ilber f6c6 tie fOlse 8lutb
Icn unG9tbaren 1iiseln.
1nb S~ttrnenelans unb SOnneuslutb
Sab i1 I'm Strom f& ipieeeln
11nb feb, nus unbetannten1 2anb
GriGien elm fGSner 3atsn,
Gin Rnabe, Der am Rufer fanh.
8efubr ben @treni NIT 2a@sn
Die Wose. bic ibn beisebra&t
eie b6tt' ibn aud beeraben,
Muein Der Nuttsrlisbe Ma9t
Bef1Iste treu BEN Eraben.
tlnb sins ;pei.e @pse fam,
5e0rauiGenD terssfeGen;
Da mar Der 8nabe wuncerfam
Gum Singing aufssf&onea;
Der StrOm ereldnste friiblinssmiIb,
als cb Ct 9lutten trisbe.
rlnb sriibsn i&psbt elm Gnsslsbile,
Das Bib Der erlien Qiebe.
limb cine brittle @oee fam,
@lei@ Meste, Farm aus Ncreen;
"a tpar Der Singing wunberfam
Gin srnfeg damn esrorben.
Ct lsnfi ben Rahen fsf anb fabu,
gIie aud bieDcae sirne.
DEM @a!tsnlisbe frdftist ion
une fablt tbm 8ruf une Gtirne.
tlnb cine ottrte @ose fam,
Die brobenb fi6 enifaltst;
Da bat Der Mann lid tpunter(am
gum S%tlbsrsrsis ssfaltet.
Die @ose i&nob, Das S@iF aer!praus;
Sbn ldien es ui&t gu fimmeru
Do6 3inbesliebe wsinte lang
an ieines 3abnes Erimmsra.
MQein bic sleide- Wose true
Nus eunfter WaGerpife
Den 9Heieeneen i'm @intesFug
Mn parabielesllle
Ii1t airnt CT Woe' unb Sellenpanb,
Die ieinen 8abu serldlassu;
Der ioa' Jpn ia gum 5%eimatRrlnb,
t1no nimmer meter traesn.
l1nb feline andre @ose fam,
Sbn Meter ~ sefabroen.
Sd fab ben NIten ~tpunbslam
gun. li&ten Gasel pereeu.
Ritb ldhelnb ihaut pom o6en ct.
@ie man ietn S&if bseribe
UNI eleth BEN Var i'm Sonnenraeer
Sdwaum 81, In @cttee 2iebe.
q. 6. Heitbarb.
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parish sfSt. Charles, appellant
From Fourth District. Judgment
reversed and plaintiffs demand
rejected, with costs of both courts.
No. 55G3. Morgan Morgans vs..
parish Of st. Charles, appellant
From Fourth District. Judgment
reversed and plaintiffs suit dis.
missed with costs.
No. 5565. Arthur Robbins VS..
parish of st. Charles, appellant
From Fourth District. Judgment
reversed and plaintiffs suit dis.
missed with costs.-Ne,o OrleaMs
Republican.
The State Board of education
appointed, Etheir last meeting,
as school directors oPst. Charles
parish, Messrs. George Essex, r.
H. Chadbourn, Levi Denis, Michael
Hahn and Fl. G. McCutcheon.
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V
as school directors Of the parish of
st. John, Messrs. Henry Demas,
George w. Combs, Daniel Will
liams, Tony Smith and A. c. Bah
cock.
Gen. Thompson, says the Times,
reports the water at Bonnet Carre
as running through the crevasse
as gently as it flows down the RI
yer, and doing no damage what
ever to the ends of the levee. The
water passing through that break
has outlets under the tract of the
jackson road, aggregating four
teen miles in width. The current
is very slow owing to the high wa
ter in the lake, which is now with
in one or two feet of the level of
the river.
Richard Wallace, a colored
man, who was shot Mopfay by
one Albert Gay, also cqlEed, at
Premier station, Jackson railroad,
was found Wednesday evening by
Corporal Labuzan in q sick and
destitute condition, on the corner
of Calliope and Clara streets, and
sent to the Charity Hospital
Ne,o Orleans Times.
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TO A MOSQUITO.

t.t .... D tNAAs AOON.
Ye hsre again! ye lauk legged devil
Ye bizxin', bummin' imp O evil
Hsud yer dsm'd CAB and san.in' sneevil,
IN plaster 70 II yere no ceevl
And stop yer jaw.
What brines 70 here, I'd like to ken,
To bite and poster honest men
To gar them think their latter en-
IL drawin' near,
And scart and claw like some auld hen,
And curse and swear.
III.
0ae TAX that music q the did.
And serenade some ither chief
Some tough skinned wretch that Gamma feel
Yer cursed claws,
o. sinner that has fattened weel
On broken laws.
Gang o.'re the road, and ring the bell,
Hes sie . baskbiser himssT, .' ~
Yen ne'er bite mair.
v.
Whsesht, thsrs's m auld maid dow. the
street,
YEN find her tough, but guild to cat
Yell easy ken her when ye meet
Shes o. your trade;
o. tsa md scandal, strong md sweet,
Her bluid Il made.
vi.
yist tai . patteen by the 6os,
Ihst has his bite, then watts . woo,
AfOre he wctA his itbor 60
Or loops about,
Ard pu'r thing. "; p eEsp.sS.d q! z I dss
VII.
Or eise the descent sousic bug,
WIS keeps himaer aae douce and snug,
~ no aye roaFin' u yss lug
Bat jist kas down like ony dug @
And says As pnysrs.
Al f laHH VIII.
n y, 70 gfinaia,' snsakin' braeRart,
Ys gTssdy, 1lfanr'd suckin' blacESuard,
W'bedy stnny, lssg md hagesrd,
HOhys bsasta,' BLOWN s1sx9sr.
I'll ssse y6aag.
a u.
s. dinas fA1h ysrser to stsy
Al vasas ysf tins Vi me The day-
&s~ n..' ~ {6rs s. S.s SSs Wy ,ss yi.,4
- - Ass - svad :toP y.p:y ~,
IN. o. AnsJ
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LOCAL ITEMS
ST. CHARLES.


from 1As 81. Charles Herald.
We learn from the MescAaotb1
that tho finances Of st. John par.
ish sre managed much better than
those of st. Charles
Parish warrants Of st. Charles,
insteado ofbsingrece for taxes
or parish dues, are worth absolute.
lynothing. The Police jury INSTEAD
Of making them Of some value,
refuses 70 recognize them in any
manner. This state Of affairs can.
not last long. The parish authori.
ties who cannot give some value
oruse totheir written obligations
anddo noteven psy their printer
had better resign the trust for
which they are incompetent
Judge Flsgg returned home
from Warrington The last week,
and y in excelle0t health and
spiritA We understand that his
chances for the nomination, BY the
President, tOJudge Durell's former
'place "a ths Federal Bench, are
very good.
Professor Louis Schuyler,
who. has been . teacher for the
past thirty.hve years, win estab.
hsh IN this village . private school,
should b receive proper encour.
sseaent.
Supreme Court Record, mon.
day, april & The following deci.
sions were rendered:
No. 1854 Mn. Letitia Bsbiuc.
ton vs. parish Of st. Charles &
al, appellants. From Fourth
District. Some Of the warrants
sued on were drawn by persons
IL no way connected with tho po.
lice jury. Judgment snnulled.
No. 6666. O..J. Flagg ". the
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For the Rake Department Times.]
NEW PROCESS OF SUGAR-NAKING.

It would be well for all per.
sons interested In sugar. making
in this State to study the new
process Of extracting sugar from
cane, known as the Roberts DIFF:
fusion Process. Quite an elabo.
rate pamphlet has been publish.
ed on the subject, in which it is
proved to the satisfaction of every
intelligent person that there is q
gain over the product of the mill
Of some 40 per cent, or more.
This is obtained by dispensing
entirely with rollers and substi-
tuting cutting machines, by which
the cane Is cut up into thin slices
across the grain. The slices are
conducted by suitable carriers into
iron vessels. Hot water is then
made to pass slowly and repeatedly
through the mass of chips until
all the sugar has been drawn off.
A series of these iron vessels are
SO arranged that the water which
has passed through the first ves-
sci goes successively through the
second, third, fourth, fifth, etc.,
becoming richer and richer in su.
gar, until tits very pearly as sweet
as the juice of thec4 B itself, when
it Is ready to be boiled down.
A thorough test of this process
and apparatus was made last fall
on the Belle Alliance plantation
Of E. & j. Kock, on Bayou la
f0urche, Of which a very minute
and exact account is given in the
pamphlet before us.
From this it appears that when
the mill produced juice enough to
make 100000 lbs. of sugar and
m0lasses, the diffusion process
supplied jnice for $4,000 lbs., at
an extra cost Of 91. 30 per 1000
lbs.
Thus "Ar lbs. cane by mill gave
1OOOlbs. sugar andmolasses, costing
Sl3. 20 to work up. Estimating it
at &c. u pound we have net S56. 80,
less Sl3. 10. BY diffusion "a" lbs
cane gave 142O lbs, which, at 7c, Ms
before, gave us e99. 40, less $2l. 80
-net e78. 10. Or, in two words,
ifan acre Of cane pays you e56 by
the mill, it will pay S78 by the diff.
fusion process, or about forty l,er
cent morc in money! These f.
CURES are given merely as exrla-
nat0ry. In the pamphlet actual H.
CURES are given, and valuable
comparative tables are accurately
calculated.
More fuel il required by this
process than by the old, but the
difference is 10 trifling compared
to the surplus Of gains, AZ to he
Scarcely worth mentioning, it
being 81 cents per 1000 lbs OF su.
gar aud m0lasses, or In round q.
CURES 1l. 20 per 1000 lbs. dry su.
gar /; el2O in 100 hhds, and $500
IN Thousand. PRoGREss.
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ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST.

ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST.
We are thankful to our neighbor,
the st. Charles Herald, for its
friendly bearing towards the Mes
chaotM. The Herald does not be-
long to that great family ofradical-
official journals which flooded the
State under the first term Of Gov.
Warm0th's administration. It was
born with the city of Hahnville,
and born to livel It has not con.
tributed to drain the State treasury
by the useless publication Of Stat~
laws; 1t has upheld reform and
fought against corruption and
abuses :.these are the causes of its
growing prosperity. ..
-Wesaw q three.legged chicken
this week; it was = dead Issue.
Steamer Ori0le has been
chartered BY the Louisiana s. Texas
r. r. Go. to convey passengers,
up and down, between the foot of
Canal street and Westwego. All
those who have travelled on the
Nss's Jerry will apprecia1stbis
change.
Tho damage done to the
ODLIA plsntation, BY the break.
ing Of the rear levee, was not 20
extensive as we reported. Mr.. B.
LAplace, the owner, informs us
that the lower half only Of the
plantation il submerged. On the
upper portion, which is not subject
to overflow, he has 125 arpents Of
cane under cultivation.
"A deep gloom was cast over
q wide circle Of sympathizing rela-
tons and friends by the premature
death Of Mrs. .Zenon Millet, born
Elodie Montz. Mrs. Millet died
on the !3rd. inst, at the early age
Of 36 years, and leaves Ave child.
ren, the eldest, . girl, twelve years
old.
Mrs. Amelia Dupuy, wife of
Mr.. Jacques Dull9, also died last
aged 80 years, leaving Ave
the eldest of which is q
boy about II years old.
We ere informed that the
S'intly names of the stations on
the Louisiana & Texas r. R., be.
tween New Orleans and Donald.
sonville, are to he set aside, and
new shingles nailed up, bearing
the nncannonixei names Of plant
ers. A ''nsw departure" which
is more to the point, is that of new
cross-tics which are l'eing sabsti-
tuted for rotten ones.
The State Board Of education
appointed, at their last meeting,
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LEGAL NOTICES.
SHERIFFS SALE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST.
c. u. HambrO G Son
IS.
A. Milteabwysr.
NO. 7492.-
NO. 1892
CLARKE, BAYNE g. RENsHAw attys.
for plaintiffs.

Dy VrtHe OF u WITT OF seizure and sale,
dated March 10th 1875, and to me directed
for the Parish of Orleans, State Aforesaid. In
the above entitled and numbered suit:
I have seized, and will proceed to sell at
public auction, at the Court House of this
Parish Of st. John the Baptist, on
SATURDAY, the lst day Of MAY, A. D. 1875,
at II o'clock A. NJ,
the following described property seized, to
wit:
lst. A Sugar Plantation situate. lying and
being in the Parish Of St. John the Baptist,
on the left bank Of the River Mississippi, and
known as STAR PLANTATION, measuring Six
arpents, more or less, front on the said river,
Nv eighty arpents in depth, between diver
Fing lines; bounded, ON the upper line, by
the property Of Mathieu Bngnac or assigns,
and, ON the lower line. BY the property Of
Michel Cambre or assigns.
End. The following tracts Of land in the
rear Of said above described plantation, to
wit: Lot No. Sir of Section No. Ninsty one
in Township No. Eiepen, Range No. Sir East,
No. Seren of said Section, Township and
Range, containing ninety-seven superficial
acres; Lot No. Eight Of same Section, Town
ship and Range, containing eighty.thre
25Il00 superficial acres snd Lot No. Tyse Of
Section No. Ninety two Of same Township
and Range.
3rd. And another tract Of land, situated In
the said Parish Of st. John the Baptist on the
left bank of the River Mississippi, measuring
one arpenf and a half front on the river, by .
depth Of eighty arpents; bounded above by
the land Of w. p. Welham or assigns, and
below by land Of g. Csmbre.
4th. And a tract Of land situated in the said
Parish Of st. John the Baptist, left hank Of
the River Mississippi, measuring one half Of
an nrpent more or less front to said river. by
on the upper line by the land Of G. Cambrc,
and on the lower line BY the plantation firstly
"Ywith all the buildings and i'm.
NOnaF dts on ssid plantation and tracts Of
SZtreon situated and thereunto beloug-
$Such a. dwelling houses, brick sugar
J<6use. steam engine, cane mill, boilers, drain
ing machine, stables, corn house, cabins, &C.,
and nh other rights and appurtcnances Of
said above plantation and tracts Of land.
Also together with the crops growing on
said lands, 1A1sisting in about 200 arpents Of
sfubblc cank shout ITO arpents Of plant
cane; and 3lHses, blind marc, 10 large
carts, 2 small N&ts, % ploughs, 10 mold
boards, 5subsoils, ratt0on shavers, pea
rakers, l fluke, harrowa, sugar cane cover,
| Trouards stubble cane digger, IS cane
knives, frows, 3 scythee, 5 briar hooks, Is
saws, 2 old wheel barrovs, swamp fat
boats, about 200 cords Of fire wood, about 200
barrels Of coal, and shout Is loads Of pea
vines.
The mulea, horse, plsnghs, carts and Ill
the implementa Of hnnhNndyv nm tho aaiI
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ADDRESS: OFFICE & RESIDENCE:
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st. JAMES. Parish Of st. JAMES.
lHa lHiHNmNf NlfSlo

Wa D@AvVAuSo
Attorney and Counsellor at La,r.
Practises in all the Courts Of the 4th
Judicial District, Parishes Of St.
JAMES, st. JOHN BAPTIST, st.
CHARLES anil ASCENSION. and in
the Supreme Court Of this State in
New Orleans. 26aprly.
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