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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-15
Stadt II. gaud,
Sramatii6 Mnftfaliftbe
9lbenos nmterbaIs
tnn0.

Nm fcmmenben Sfers Wontae rirl
in cer nsaen Dale Der ftIberen 9irdl
Der btefssn bsuti6sn fatboliiden Sc.
meinpe cine BON Zen Rnabsn esr1sltsn
sssetene cramatilds muifaliibe Mbenr'
untfrtattans fattfnbsn, pte bic netens
fsbenoe In3eise mittbetlt.
Greunce Ger S@ule unb gang bsions
csrs bic 8amiIien Der @emeinpe lpsrpeu
auf eisie fiber ausn gang npinldts
@slssenbeit a~ufuntlcm semaGt pobsi
Es ltd BON ben lalentsn unb Seiauns
gen Der Sadler in 0elans unp 0eelas
nation iberseusen f5nnen.
Da psr'grtrus Der uatsrbaItuns gum
8sfsn Ger SduIe rsrpsneet percen
lou, 70 Iiest bisrin nod Elm %belOnpsrsr
@runc, fir jecen S@ulfrsune, lsin
Sbsrasta beisutraaen unp iomobl ZEN
naferen eebrern aIs ben trstiamen
S6ulern cine Grmutbteune su eeben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-15

Reue 8ra@t.&aten aaf ben Gilsnbab'
men tratsn NIT Mnfans oteler Wc&s tn 8raft
Muf Der. GBleaso NOrbrefbabn fnb bic @nidb'
far ben WaarentranspUrt spti&en Chicago
Ntl~autec unb ct. pauI pber Winneapclia
fsfseieBt pte foIet:
1. alade 80 Gents per 100 ID.
2. 3laHt 10
3. 8ia7t so
A. aIa0t IS
Spsstal- Staten 20 Gts. Dtefe 3ia6s UNI.
fact sanse 0nssnIabunsen Don Dratt, Gtisn,
Ndss, 3ufeilsn &c.
Cali Cement unb Yaafsr 80 Ste. bel Wa-
senlabuns.
Tieb unb S&wstne $40 per MasenIabuns
@dsrbau-M ai&tnsn anb @erGtbe $50 per
WaSen!abuus.
Bird, aOblen, Gteiae &c. $40 per @asenla-
cuus.
Eisle &oten fnb nm 20 prp3ent ~niebriser
seifelt ais triiber.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-15

Sn Us tnona wurbe lebten Mcntae bic
SGiffabrt erDfnet bur& bic Gntunft bes DAM
piers Dubuque BON ct. 9ouis. Der Damsfer
St,el @aSe fubr na& &eebs 2anbine. Der
tluB If biz gum 2afe pepin etsfrei.
SIM @innefota 9bal baben ~einaelne Garnter
bereits ibre Mrbeiten auf ben 8eIbern bssonnen.
Sn 81 uwn, DafOta unb Micoaet County pirb
nader seiGt.
I'm aufseipetdertem @etsen fet tetg ~rSfauns
Der s&iffabrt In ben 0aserbduiern 3pti&en
@inona unb CT. yaul etue MaTe BON 2 @ia.
gufbsl pOrrdtbis.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-15

8. anton Il mes Grocery unb
wrpotftOns+5tOre Ode Der 10. unb
ct. peter StraBe, ct. paul, eMpfeblt f&
our& ben bsfea 8orratb aaer winldbaren Dit
ttfel, 6ausbaIt-, wte GaneY- @reeeries, tnlGn-
otl&e unb tn1pOrttrte 8ra&ie u. (. ~. 8efcH.
bers beltebt Fnb s~eeenirGrtts bic DATE Graders,
BON &bisasc, wsl&e bier edit 81 babtn InS.
2tebbaber gutter @etne, 2iqueure unb Gisdrs
rem Fnben bet Germ Gimme thinner etpas
na& ibrem @ei&made. grete febr btlts.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-15

Cine neuc Hfetfen S,eet nit feds
sansen &eeifern ii gum 8srfauf aussefsQt.
gs if Elm SurlrefFttes 0srt fir flstnsre Sir
9es,, Der Son 1T rein uns fart, Der Ban spsfs
masis unb folio unb pie Nusiattuna BEL aQer
ginfaGbeit paGsub.
Musfunft pirb ertbeilt BEL ern. s. 5dneei
SO. 81 Welt Neuute 9traBs. Der Srsnniif
Der ueuen Maria 5immslfatrtfirGe 1T bsreit
iber lie gel&afenbeit Der Orsel Ndbsres NIT
autbeil lien.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-15
3OS5
&er3lic1em Oanf

fprf&t Der tlntersei&nsts btsrmit bsfOns
Oers Der bc$p. @etfliGfsit fopis ZEN
6errsn Asentsn unc alien GreunDtn
Dieiss Blattes aus, pelde ibm aud
pd5reno leiner leBten Reiletour bersit>
piais nit Ratb unb 1bat an bic 6nnb
einser unp auf noble @etle Gnfs
frsunbl6aft erwieIsn, NIT Der Bite, ibr
biSberiges @cblpcuen eem @anpsrer
aud ferner 3u tewabren. a...a
Sos. mdr5,
Neiienss asent pes Nonterer.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-15

gcm 6rauentm mre6t rurte bel
ben iin9itsn @ablen tn isbr tei@eibenemM aee
@etrau2 eema&t Sn MinnsapOlts saben
etpas iiber buncsrt Damsn ibre Siimmem ab.
in Wincna etpa Sret Dusenb, in 5ahinss Te.
ben. tn Der 5auptffact nod pentssr. SINNER
bin 1T Der gnfang semaGt unb minneapolis
une Saainas babea Die gman3ipation teretts
curb bic @rrabluns peitlidsr SGulinfpectc.
rem ~ qbren asapaen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-15

Der CT. Clemens unterfis :
I'M asSerein wdblte in ieiner SabresSsr.
fammluus lsstsn @tttpU@ fOIssnbs gsamts:
YI6leent-p eter 0osfiel.
gice. yrGltent-SObn 8IB.
@riter Sefretdr- Gilbert 9. Stem.
3peiter SefretGr-Setnri9 GrinBagen.
SGasmeifsr-&buarb 8. 9@lief.
5tnan3' COMMITTEE Sec. s. MttiG, Gran'
grren, Sobn 8unter.
Scti&after-Gran3 4. 9uB.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-15

Der @erein fir giebauGt crsa-
niirts fI& Scrise WO6e uno iebte ais gebins.
uns gum Gtntritt ale MiisIiso bic 3abIuns vou
fiuf Dollars fsf. Sc banbslte f6 yurIGuRa
UNI bic gsranfaltans elmer .esslmGBissn Gisb.
ausfeluns BET Der Siaaisfair.
aIs S&aBmeifer ipurbe 81. & 8arben Ct.
rGblt. Das Greeuitp-g Ommttte beRett aus
ben 5srrsn u Neaufd unb s stapIes suu
Stilwatsr; 5 6Opfius unb 81 garben BON ct.
paul Mnb 8 g gan 0liet BON Qafe &itp.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-15
0ie befannten &terne.

Wieber e%ntfaItet bas @tar GlOtbing 5auG
itine p~cpuIare Glasse unb ldst an bas publi
fun bic &inlabune erseben, eem srceen SIei.
nsr- Nasasine tn go. 81 Sf Dritk 9trael
fetnen 8eiu& au MAIDEN.
Was Der 0tsbbaber etnes f1Snen, eIssanten
iOItcen ansusss nur piini9en taan, bietst tbn
bas Star GIOtbias 3aus unb spar
EzS' 10 fpcttbiGie,
irte man 60 nirsenb anberswc 7nben Fam.
@rOBe GinfGufe IN ben erfen Sabrihn bes
Oaens ieben bic 6trma In ben 9;anb, ten
Wanf&en tbrer 8unbsn nuf bte bsfrtebisenpfe
Wetie entseeen3ufOm men.
Musfattunss. MrtiteI In fG5nfsr AuspabI
Dcrr1tbie.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-15

Wenes patent.-6r. Gaipar OfbrIeiu,
Tarntsr tn New Canada, smpfns BON benz DO
tsntarnt In Mafbinstcn Elm DiplOrn, pOburd
tbm has patentrs&t fir bic Grfnbuns sinsr
neuen @aiaine fiji bas aartsRssrabsn, psl9s
bsrstls bic 3ufimmuus anlsbnli9sr .2anhpiribs
bat ertbeilt wtrb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-15

Dte Geue err unb Rarfne geI&e-
runssseltaf&aft pGble far tas l~aufenbe Sabr
foIsenbe Serren 10 Direetcren
Sc 8urbant, 9orurs Ibomp1un. So Trase,
Scbn 6 @erriana, u 8 0ilbsr, ST 8latelsY,
SOtn 9 Driuse. 20 8elep 8 M @mytb
@m. 8boSss, 80. s. DasiSion, Deter 8ertsy,
6 8 8iselcm.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-15

Gin Nbt6tebs YrGfent beRsbenb
tn elmer f&Snsn %fIbernsn GabadsbOfe, tpurbe
BEN Srn. 8. s. NiQsr bel ietnsm &idttitt
ais @efGdftsflbrer BON Der @anberer = Office
fur@ tas gericnaI b~srieIben IbsrrsiGt ais ein
tlsinss 8ennset&en Der f~reanbl&afAiten Be-
sisbunssn, wsI&e pGbrenb ibrss lanstabrissn
gerfsbrs NIT chamber beiberfetts Sprbsrri@ten,
unS bic aud fsrnsr spti&en ibnsn %furtbausn
tpsrben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-15

VeruuaIiidt. = 8irsltd mar @ottlieb
eonnabenb, BON Gyra Sownfbtp, Blue Gartb
County, TN WaIbe NIT 6CI3fdQen beiGaftist
ale ct BON einem 8aume sri&laeen mu,Oe
pelder auf einsm artsn, mcri&en Yappelbaun
lag, ale bieier ron Der Cat bee auf tbm bdn'
senben 8aumes brad, nieeerfir3e. ben Conn.
abenS auf ben ROpf traf unb ibn tSstIt9 perlss
III Boben frefte.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-15

SIN ea@rOfe iul bebeuteube Mufrssuns
berrlGen tpesen bes gantero tee Der ecrtisen
NatiOnalbanf, bsren WraTbsnt @. W. @bssler
mar. Die DepoltOrsn iOisn uneefGbr $140.>
QUO rsrIisren. giceprdipent Stone BON oer-
ielben Sant mar Dor 1857 BET Der 8antFrma
SsrSins, Stune unb McSprmtd in ct. paul
bstbsiltst.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-15
Srieffafen.

&oots Bailey 8. 9. Danl fir sea.
Musfunft.
Mt&non ". .. st sebEris beiorst.
New SrteE 8. &. 6enbuns ,unb Mus.
tunft erbalten.
Eprah S.I. M. Or. g. g. tn g. 10 ST.
ret Nctia entipre&enb auitttrt.
Wtnfeh 9. g. 8am serate bel GGInb
bes gIattes als erpinf@te gotf&aft.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-15

SIR Brpwn Counts seist Der iinef
rsrGFenti&te 8inanabsri&t bas RsiuItat, baB
bic County Ginnatmen bic gum 1. Mdr3 ,. s.
TN 8stras ron $l5.179 So bic Nuasaben UNI
$2077.56 itsrfeissn. gaar an 6anb bee
&puntyi6aBmetfsrs b~efdnoen f& am 20. ..
Ris. $1O,335.c3. bic metlt tn ben Santea pom
Hen l1lm herpnfrt tparer.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-15

eebbaftsr 9&tFfabrtuertsbr au
ben srrssn Seen pirb auf bielss 8ribiubr an.
ssfinbist. Dret Dampfer-2 tnien tpsrben bsr
Utrfebr NIT DuIutb DerrnitteIn: etne Bon Gul
linswppe, zine anesre pen Detrptt uub Elm,
brittle BAIT Buffalo, Isbtstt NIT tSeLtGsr Eabr
awtl9eu beibsn plassn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-15

MIblbauer unb Btbrle In Gbieasc,
ma9eE tn netenfsbsnbsr Nnssise aaf ibr be-
items aussetattetes giGerIaser anfmsrflam.
esier, wsIGe iber neus Grl6etnunsen I'm 8ue-
banbel Nustunft riniGsn, tSnnen sssen au-
sate ibrer GersGe ~reselmdbis unb fOfenfssi
@irculare BON Der Gitma srbaltsn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-15

@ttben taIten @ttrmsn bss Wtnters
MAIDEN GrEaItunsen manGerIei Grt ibr Gri&et'
men. Saltet INNER Elm gade. Or. Wue. 8S-
nis's Samburser Bruftbss gum GsbrauGe BE-
reit, unb ibr perbet man9er ernfli@en aranf'
belt sorbeuesn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-15

gum StaStsSn9enteur nurse an
bic StsQe rss reisuirenben 6rn. .. Us. 0sa-
mann sOn' gauraibe Or. s. 9. Sswsa, sum
Straeen-S nipectOr fir bic rtitsre Stabt All Bic
STEELE prn .. R. Sulwanu purbe y. s.
6Iynn erpGblt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-15

GabIti br eu& ~absefumpft l9Iafris Dber
seitndGt babt Sbr bGufs Rcpfueb, fGls9tsn
@si&mad TN Munbe, wfnis Appetit, beIeste
3unse, 70 lstpet Sbr an elmer trdssn esbsr cber
an "@anisfeit. Ni&ts fana Gu9 70 i@leunis
unb bauernb furtren ale DIR. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery (GOltene MsbbtnilGs
Gutbedung.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-15

5err s. %. Sutnipn Sun Mabilcn
bat Der Staats- tlniSs, dt6t cine 9umme BON
$4,000 sei6eutt, beren grtras tasu uerpsuest
perben iOu, Stusentsn lfanptnaSii6er Mb-
funft gu unite, figsn. @dre au6 fir NbfSmm.
ltnse anberer Natipnalitaten naGabmenspsrtb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-15

Gtnt Gtefenarr m pcn $4,000 Mdern
UcSou etwa Elm DrittbetI umssbr o&sn let be.
abf&tist Der ipseulatiue 5r . DaIrymple In
Der Ndbe Son 6ursO 3u berirtblGafkn ; er sca
NIT Wlbeiteru, gteb anb eeteusm itsIn sor e.
nisen Esaen bortbtn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-15

nA Cine tcabrbaft reiGe Guspabl Bon
geretns'8abnen iurObl ale S9drpea, fam
man BET 8en3tger Brotbers Cincinnati,
Nsp gOrt uab ct. 0Outs. ieben. AaswGrti.
gen 3unben nsrben SHUTTER unD YretsItPtn aui
WMnl& a%eliefert.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-15
Nm unfere Seutfhen Treuuse.

Mu6er unierm gcrratb BON 8uGern
unb @Gretbmatertatten Ufertren MIR bte>
fs Trlbiatr etne fd6ne Muswatt bon
Eapeten, Bortea unb Tenfsr. 8crtdnge r3u
btataen grei(su, 9apeten werben fofen'
fret s%ussitnitten.
DubIep.8rotterS
go. Is Of 8. Strabe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-15

De Ofratif9e Sieee tparben psn
ben Stabtwablen in 0inpna. Ct. yeter, Mau-
fatc. ct. glpub urc anberen Ylasen beriGtst.
unD bic Sauptiart bes Staates - per-
lsusnst BITE Jatts Der Mebrbsit Der gepGlis.
ruu8.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-15

@&uIfupertntenbent @eass asist
an, Sab auf sfbrsrfslen &eFsftirsnbe E& bel
tbn, 3ur prafuns tn @bite Bear aafe Sopm
am ScnnabsnS, is. April, In Der County,
GpmmifFcners Office su ct. paul Mitwo8
unb Donnerfas 19. unb 20. @prl msIeen
fEnnen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-15

6err 8raunmtIIer. als pcpuldrer
Dtrtb ittusn sabIrei@en Sunben befens be-
sannt, bat ietn @irtbiGaftssefGaft tn has
5aus an Der Gde Der &obert unb 9. Slraee
SerIsst unb label feline Greuube Elm, i'm baieIbf
au beluHen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-15

@ebrau6et Gra3ier's Dur3eI : gthers.
bie srcee Grdblinss : Rsot3tn fur S@pd%e.
Sfrofeln. ssbrO1sne Contribution, 8inHen Ia
GrFtt UNI tsbe Wrt Sluifrantbeit.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-15

Der Ntffffppt fstst fsin GismanteI
srbdIt tasli@ srUssre eS@sr; Der Mnians Der
S&iffabrt febt ndbe bsSpr, unb baIo pirb 20
pieoer lebbaft an ben 2aneunsapIabeu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-15

Gin &perer gertuf bat ben 5ra.
gtetbraner .. slider III 5afiuss setrrFsn, hel'
len Seller iiberi9wsmmt wurbe, 70 sa6 275 8a6
Bier I'm Dertbe BON $4,000 81 @runte sin0en.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-15

Gar.bte Gtnfenbune neuerMbcn n.
nente n mSsen nnleru ber3li&ea Danf snt.
pfaussn {; y. SO. IN NtnnebasU Nseues 8. 3.
n WinusapuIts, u. y. In NtGifOn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-15

Gin S&wtnbIer aus SOaanb, gea-
mems Ban 9Open, scrise Wc@: Serbaftet, wi,t
uutsr $1,000 9tirsf&aft sebalsn bic sur n6d,.
fen Stsuns bee Sunbesseti1ts.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-15

Dsutftsr 3abuar3t.-Df. s. $50.
nang, 0ew's BIOd. srei Seiren lii,lit pom
Warttbauie. 3dbne aussesOsea obne S1m rsen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-15

Speben erbaIten cine 9rrBe Tuspab
SaotsS unifrSeue, Scnusnitirma, Siite uni
Slunaen gu Den biaisffn Vreilen.
Mrs. QautsniHldser.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-15

Itsebrannt III lebten Grsitas In 5as-
tinss bas benz 5rn. .. Stefsn ssbGrtss nniOr
5OtsI; gnIuf $4,000, gsrI9sruns nnr $500.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-15

Sr9enbet ne @orte Msbl biaisfeu
preilen, 296 Sort Ctr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-15

81. Gtierte, Druggist and Pharmaceu-
fist, Deatlde Npotbete, 200 81 Z. Strabe,
Ode bes BrOabmay. 81. paul, Ntnn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-15

9 DE rersTfe iunae M6nner unb he.
Iicate Dameu iOaten 6rasier's @urssl : 8ittera
eebrauGen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-15

GIetf& preb 9efe Ia Sanfeu
@rcesrte Store, Ode ct. peter uub 8 Stra6e,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-15

Sn Blue Gartb City erbislt Bel Der
IeBten Stabtpabl bas 5emperens : Ttfet bic
@ebrbett. Seine 9i3cns fir Wtrtbe!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-15
Minn. 9lmgen= mnb Sbren>
Snffttrtt.

Office: Ode Der Drittsn unb ct. Deter
Cir. Nrat: Or. Graneis gtpccb, Na&fcl-
ger bes 0rn. Or. G9parsbaG. OfFee Stun-
ben 81.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-15

Or. DebOIpb, gr3t Buubarat unb Sc
burtsbslfer, 200 Of TIE 9traee, Gde gruah-
tpay.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-15

vr6rteftuer eleu&ten Nbenrs ben DO
riscat mad psriGtsoenen Gt&tunssn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-15

Nebmet Srasisr's Wursel.8 iters fur tas
Slut.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-15

Sn Mantato tperben auf ben 4. unS 5
JRli Nettrennen Derautaltet.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-15
8am tmsibrctbmnA.

Dte Ffdherrre her fatbpftifen en- irbe Ia graecntd wtrb
bternntf SuI Se b,r8uue dusaetctsn. nit UcrbtbdIt bee
&e6hs BIS BufGidste. Iefefttrente ipcntn Strt &neer
bce unb B'b,rspnsen tts gum IS, &ptit tetn1 uRttrjt6s
neten seldutsh ~e'nisneen.
Neo. g. WSieSeler,
Ddcpntd a, Carver So. Ntnn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-15

5. Gyrtl. SsrnarS Spftpb earibpf. GItern: Bernard
unb Rdrta &sues Garttpf
6. &pril. eOutfa Gatbariua Natbsis. oItsrn: Gtar.
leo Matteis unS 5slena seb. Sprt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-15
ct. N0Hl Warffbert@t,
WbpIefaIe Yrtits.

Arcnu Ifknf
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-15

(%5Oulesuna in foIsenoer Num mer.)
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-28

Hon. E. 3. Washburne, United States
Minister to France, has sent a Geographic
dispatch to his friends in Illinois declining
to become 4 candidate for Governor OF that
State. His supporters, however, will adj
yocate his election to the United States Sen.
ate.
Several lady clerks in the Treasury De-
partnent from Virginia, who were dismissed
when the Fractional Currency Bureau was
closed, have, since it has been reestab-
lished, been refnstated in their former posi-
tons.
The Chicago Times on Tuesday used a
column OF its editorial space in denuncia-
ton of DR.. Dabney and Professor Puryear
about their views ON the free-school ques-
ton.
The DanYille Ne,es modestly says: at is
now perfectly apparent to all the world OF
tobacco that DanVille is, and will continue
to be, the first and leading market for to-
bacco in Virginia and the South"
The City Council OF Alexandria has re-
dueed the rate Of gas from the city works to
$3.50 per Thousand feet. The original price
charged was 81, but reduction to 50 was
made several years ago. ~..s.---a.ss-@..s
Like other prophets, Bristow Is without
honor in his own country. The delegates
from his own county Jefferson to the Ken
lucky State Presid ential sCO Convention are for
Morton. .s84is.l
Miss Emma Abbott, the American singer,
will make her debut at CoYent2 Garden, Lon
don, on Friday, as Maria, In the Daughter
Of the Regiment.
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SPOTSYLVANIA.

ACCIDENTS AND INCIDENTS RELATED IN BRIEF
TERMs-CoNDTTION OF THE CROPS.
correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.j
.-a.. a.. APRIL 27ta.
Zachary holland, whilst ploughing with a
yoke OF oxen, was caught by the chain and
his thigh broken. At last accounts he was
improving and likely to recover.
Two mad dogs have been exciting the
people here. Both died suddenly-one was
killed while in commissions from seeing
tub of water. Ne other cases.
N. A. Wares colt, frightened by pass
ing wagon, reared up and fell backward
down bank on top of his rider, who,
nevertheless, was picked up unhurt:
A negro boy at Holidays saw-mill caught
hold Of the saw-frame just as the carriage
was being run back, and was thrown di-
rectly upon the teeth of the saw. The sawyer
was looking another way at the time, but,
wonderful to relate, at that very instant the
white-oak log on the carriage slipped or
closed against the saw, and stopped it. One
second more and the boy would have been
cut to pieces.
Wheat has improved greatly, tobacco
plants scarce, gardens late, complaining
commenced, oat-sowing donc-likewise this
letter
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PETERSBURG.

STRANGE CONDUCT-A WEDDING PREVENTED
BY THE DISAPPEARANCE OF THE GROOM
MORE RECOMMENDATIONS FOR THE COUN-
ClI-sALE OF A SYcAMORE-STREET STORE
A HUNG JURY-POLITICAL AND OTHER NOTES.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dlspatch.l
PETERSBURG, April 81, 1876.
An interesting event in social circles, and
which has been the theme OF conversation
to-day, was the nuptals OF 4 couple Of this
CITY which were to have taken place at the
First Baptist church last evening, but which
did not take place by reason OF the failure
OF the expected groom to come to time.
The church was crowded in expectancy OF
the interesting event, and the people walt
ed even until long after the appointed
hour. The marriage-licenSe had been duly
taken out, all necessary preparations haa
been made on the part OF the lady, &c, but
I'D to this hour the gentleman has not put
in an appearance. The marriage was to
have taken place in time for the couple to
take the night train for Richmond. No eN-
PLANTATION has yet been given OF the strange
conduct OF the man, nor is it known where
he is. 1t is reported that he left the city
Yesterday. Great sympathy is expressed
for the lady, who, it is said, has been pros
trated by the unaccountable action OF her
afianced, and corresponding condemnation
is bestowed upon the conduct OF the man.
A meeting OF citizens OF the Second Ward
was held last night, and Messrs. David Is.
Tenant, Robert r. Hill, S. Woodson Ven
able, and Charles Brown We're recommended
rs their choice for councilmen from the
ward. The meeting was not largely at
tended, and its action causes some comment.
The three-story brick store No. 100 Syca-
more street, belonging to Morris w. Rose,
was sold at auction to-day by order OF the
United States District Court. Mr.. David Is.
Tenant became the purchaser at 1915.
James Alfred Jones, Esq, arrived in the
city to-day. He is counsel in an important
and interesting case to be tried in the Hust-
ings Court tomorrow.
The jury in the case OF ii. Is. Carroll Us.
the Battersea Manufacturing Company "a
suit for $4,000 damages for injuries sus-
tained) failed to agree upon verdict to-day,
and were discharged. The case was con-
tinued until the next quarterly term OF the
court. 1t is understood the jury stood nve
for the plaintiff and seven for the defendant
1t is learned, upon pretty good authority
that the ward-meetings to nominate Councl
tickets will not be called before about the
middle OF May-probably not until few
days before the election.
The Friends OF Temperance, it is said
will shortly commence war upon the sale OF
liquor on Sunday. They allege that the ordi
nance forbidding such traffic is violated by
the proprietors OF restaurants and bar
rooms every Sabbath, and they will en-
deavor to have the law properly enforced.
RopIN knIlp
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The Negroes---Agai,,.

we write almost always under constraint.
Tbe rule Of the office Is to make the edito-
ria, give way to news, "locai," and adyer-
t;sements. 1t is wise rule; but 1t partially
paralyzes our pen, since we never know
whilst writing how much space may be at
our service. In writing yesterday on the
question whether negroes ought to be al"
lowed to vote at the primary election, we
fully intended but forgot to disciaim any
sort Of prejudice against the negroes, or
any, even the least, disposition to deprive
them OF any rights to which they are emitted
under the Constitution and laws OF the
country. We would not do injustice to a
negro any sooner than to white man. we
merely desire to keep him in his place. 1t
is his right to vote ut the regular election;
but il is not his right to vote at the primary
election. He can influence the conduct OF
candidates too much already. We do not
wish to add TO his influence. OF him, it
may be said as the old adage says OF fire,
"be is good servant, but 2 bad master";
and our master he will cert anly be whenever
we give HIM the privilege OF nominating
our candidates for public office. He will be
dangerous in proportion as he is powerful;
and his power would be irresistible in Rich
mond the moment he held in his hand for
use at primary election three thousand, or
two thousand, or one thousand votes, with
the right to say, " These will l cast for those
/" candidates who shall make most conces-
"sions to my race"
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West Hanover PrcsDytcry.
TCorrcspondence of the Richmond Dispatch

Correspondence OF the Rlcnnonu Dislsitcii'l
FIRST DAY.
This body met at Amherst Courthouse
Va, to-day. Members present: Rev. Messrs.
Thompson, Wales, B. NJ. Smith, Woods,
Teese, Dinwiddie, Johnston, Halves, Bell,
Rawlings, Henry, and Elders J. j. Robert
son, J. w. Johns, +. E. Carr, l.. r. Renley,
f. n. Watkins, II. T. Holiday, w. kean,
and III. 3. Nicholas.
Rev. DR.. b. NJ. Smith was elected mode
rator, and Messrs. Johnston and Carr clerks.
The Rev. DR.. Campbell, OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church, was invited to sit as a
corresponding member.
Mr.. J. W. Sanger (uow student in the
Union Theological Seminary was, on avery
satisfactory and full examination as to his
motives in entering on the sacred office, re-
ceived as q candidate for the ministry. This
gentleman at former period was prepar-
ing for the priesthood in the Roman Catho-
lie Church.
The Rev. Mr.. Wales preached the open.
ing sermon with his usual clearness and
power. The discourse was heard with
marked attention.
The Rev. Messrs. Rawlings and Halves
were announced as the preachers for to-
morrow.