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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-07-15

Scmntanb, Brig. @eneral.
Gus bemielten Eager bert&tet Ssrrs ana
3. Suit:
am Ibenb bee %. tesannsu mtr NIT ben
@errrunbetsn b~erabauruden, fennten aber
nur pter Metlen weit tcmmen. rpett anfere
6anb.S raebatren ntAt 3we6entfpre&enb
,paren. Die 3rastabren auf Raulefeln
bewdbrten f& pSrtrefft&. es ,uaren absr ~
pentse. Ser 20. wurbe tantt perbraGt,
senus ictGe 81 maGen. &m &benb bss
20. scsen mir tueiter unb 2 utr MCrssns
wurben bte gerwuuteten auf ben Daunpfer
an Der Ranbuns tes 8ts 9orn esbraGt.
I'm Ra&ntttaBe bee 30. bra&te man fe
mad benz Depot am g~slcwRone. SD fen.
be fe u,orsen duf benz Dampfer mad Sort
sinecln. SD babe bic Sruppen 81 bemfst.
Ben Sunfte tRinbuns Ses Big 9Ornl Ser.
absefatrt. @te Fauaen seaern @aGt an
unb bsbarfen neues &~usrafsns. Defenders
In getref Der 9ranspurtmtttel, ete fe pie.
Der aufbre&en f6anen. SD Bore atGts Don
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-07-15
@teber ettt Gifemba

Der 5ftt& sebsnbe @erfcnen,us Der @ff'
fourt. SaetFe. 8abn serlte6 OtterptIe, Mc.,
I'm 7. Suit Gbenss furs mad IL. lbr, unb
ale er ungefdtr bstttbalb Mstlen ;urifse
lest bate, beuertte Der 3usfibrsr Elm Gig
naH,Gt. wel&es tbn ben 3us an5ubaltsn
ttsB. CT traf iofsrt bic basa uDtbtsen
gorfebrunsen, fab ater. ale Der 3ng nod
etntse SGrttte uetter ~ssfabren, bae bic
8otn eur@ Salten unb 8retter serlperrt
mar. Grft naGbem bic 9Otemsttpe lber ct.
men She'll bsrfelten binaber mar, fam Der
3us gum Salt. SIN tetnfelben Gusenblt6e
ipranssn ;wSlf bic fanftebn 9erle NIT Se3O,
seneu 8systrern aus benz @albesbuntel
bsrpsr. 3ust berfslten ipransen auf bic
esfomcttse unb fss.en ben 3a8fabrer unb
BEN 6stssr ttrs @afsn auf bic 8ruf. Der
&ef Der ganes nabn. BON Gepddwugen unb
pom Grprsswdsen SeFs. /.
Der Grprssbote mar tbneu ieto9 tusOr,
setcmuea. Als er nGunltA bic 3erle eurH
bic SettenttIre etnbrtnssn fab. iprang er
burN bic sorfere Sbire unb eur6 BITE Wa'
s.nrstbs unb CAB ben S&liGel gu benz &Of'
fer Der Grpres. gcmpasnte BEN Srsmfer bee
binterfsn @9lafwasens.
SIM Grprs6wasen bsfanb F4, ais BITE
Iauber %etnbranssn. nur Gpntltne, Der Sc.
p6dmetfer. Dislent, ben bic 2ssteren fur
ben g~rYrsbbUten sielten. fcrberten fe ben
S6ll6sl sur GrpreBttfe ab, erbteIten iebCH
our @ntwort, Bag CT nt&t Der Nann fet, ben
tte fu9tsn. 3wet Der &duber fenten f&
bann binter Gontltns auf unb spansen tbn,
nit tbnsn burG bic BaSen gu seben uno
tbnsn ben GrprebbCten 81 setsen. Dteism
blteb ni6ts antsres ibrtS, ais ben &dubern
ben @tasn 3u tbun.
Giner berfelben blteb ols @aGe be,
guftnsa, BEN GrpreBtOten, surad. Der
Mnbere besab ii6 NIT GOntltns tn ben e.
prsewassn ;urad. 100 bic Gelbftfe Der gb'
ans Grprse .Gpmpasnte seDTnet unb tbres
Sntalts beraubt purbe. Da Der S&llFel,
ben 8uibnsl bate %terausseben mafen, ntdt
aud bic @elbttfe Der nntteO States Grpree
So. srfdlc6, 70 bOlte elmer Der 8antitsn stne
grt, pel&s ct auf Der 2cfcmct!pe fanb. ters
BET unt sertrlmmerte bic &tfe, berer SIN.
balt tann ebenfaas in BITE Saf9en Der &du.
Ger tpanterte.
Sn3ptfhen waren teren @encGsn nebsn
BEN 3use auf unb ab mari&trt unb batten
burG 8rlten unb G9teBsn BE WaFastere
70 In G6rsdsn psrfest, bag fetner berfelben
aud nur ben leifefen geriu4 ma&te. fe ju
p~sriasen. Die Srauen unb atnber f&rteen.
bic Rdnner ssrtrpGen R& srcBsntbetls un
ter Bic Stse unb perfedten f& TIM Abtrttte.
NaGbem bic &duber tbr Wert Scteubet,
rttten fe In ilSliaer &t&tuns baSou.
Die Mbams GrpreB 60. -%verltert bura
btefsn uebtrfatt etwa $4,000. BITE nntteD
5totes Grpres 60. aber nabe;u $4,000.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-07-15

Berlin, 8. Suit. Die lsrbtl6s &ester.
ans leibet an Gelbnctb unb bat. UNI Der
ielbsn abjut ellen, 3wanesiGulbf4etne aus.
eeBeten.
Sen. 3a&'s Commando bat BET 9optbd.
3ar cine smpfnbli&e 0teberluse erlttten.
@etne gertufe beltefen f4 auf 1900 Eobts
unb gsrpunbete.
GonfanttnSpel, 8. Suit. Stunt.
3~ebnbuntert Softas Fnb tn bic Mrmse Elm.
eetreten. tlnter ben Mcsltms ptrb gum
8efen Der tarfif&en SrtessfaGe s~eianmelt.
8eGe.ab, s. Suit. Die ferbtfGe ar'
NEE In 8osnten III Bet gisttna ron elmer
10000 Mann fartea tdrtifGsa @rmee auf's
9aupt eefGlasen wurbsn. 8anec, Der Be-
febtsbabsr Der Serben, purbe urn3ttgslt.
Die 3arfea erOtertsn swst e6arisrs ure
erseutsten feds @eI9ase. Die Ssrben per-
loren 800 Scbte. -.
Mm 4. freuaten bic @erben BITE Drtna uni
(&luesn bic Sarftn, tpslGs ie arsesrtHsnl
NIT etnem gerluae pom 80 SOFTEN nnb FAC
@~erwunbeten ;urad.
@erbtl6er eetts rtrb nit 9efimmtbeti
betaup tet, ba6 @eneral S&ernief BITE Stra'
se Ron Nif& (9i6a) mad SOFa befes'
bate. .,,
sdn,li9 ssrOset.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-07-15

Castle @arnen a%bssbraaut. 9esten
Sonntas brannte In New g)erf bas pieten
Eauienben ron glnwantsrern bsfannte alte
&untgsbdabe al Der Battery, Cattle. @arbsn
s%eaonntt bic euf ben grunb ab. 3reitan.
bert beutf6e Gtnwanterer bsfanben f6 III
benz @ebdabe, aIs bas Seaer ausbra9, bod
enttarnet ale unpsrlest. Der SGabe tptrb
ouf $4,000 veraniGlast unb 1T bur9 Ser.
l6eruns Scatcmmen seseft.
e9redlt@ aranslaett. SIN Rswburs,
Staat Rem gOrf, bIate f& cine Srau ga.
mems Glt3a srrauur, 40 Sabre alt, pom
Rtsumatismus seplust, In Slider. BITE le
NIT 4otlsn5t sstrdnft bate. Die SaGer
Fnssn Teusr unb bic llnsladltGe perbrann.
.e 80 Sobe. SIRE SCOOTER. pelGe bic SLAM.
men 3u tOf&sn perfu&ts, 900 7& babel t0bt.
li&e gerlesunset su.
gssen bic 9bineien faete Der 9untesle.
nat am 8. b. @ts. mad elmer Idnsersn De.
bate fOlpsnben Don ROrtOn bsantrastsn BE.
l&lus:
oSefGlOFsn, Sab elm Iusf&u6 soa brei
SenatCren ernannt rerben fca, unt BIZ
&asbetnurs unb Sclsen Der ebtnefsn.G Gin.
rranberuns In bic Ser. Staten 3u prifen
unb bas folder Gusftus ermdGtist fetr
tca, gu btsiem 3wede bic SUITE bes Sttnsr
Reerss gu bsfu9sn, urn 3eussn por3ulubel
unb 3u prrbSrsn, unb tn Der ndGRen Con
8re6. Stsuns 8ertGt erfatten fOa."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-07-15

Abgelttt. Yr6Teent Grant fGetnt fetn
RltbGen nod Dor GbcrlGtus abtablen gu
rplIen. Gr veranlabte ben @eneralpUf'
meifer @. SsweG sur &efsuattcn unb ere
rannte an befsn SteIe s. @. Spntr rOn
Snbiaua; ypurum2 Gus pOltttfGsn&ad.
i&ten.
@u6 Der &spsnus GcumtFdr Yratt bat
istne &eFsnatton etnseretGt. @rant fam
eben tetne Qeute pon unabRdnstSer Gefnns
uns neben FG letten, am afsrutntgNen-
&efprmer.
Sun Carlos, Der ipantiGe &rOn'9 tdten'
bent, uaa&t sesenpdrtis etne &unbretfe absr
ben arnerttantlGen Continent. @as &t&'
racnb trtrb bonn 8. Suit seraelbet.
DON Carlos unb feline gesletter rstfsn
beute NaGmtttos ron ttsr mad @aibtn8'
ton ab. SIN Don Gorlos' @slsdi8aft be-
fnben R& Der @raf SOuee be 9scn, Gen.
@arttnes gelasec unh Der gtecmte @cnfss
rat BON DON GarlCs' @tat, unb bic 9srrer
s. s. GerSantes, S. silva uab @. Gsquino,
ipantf&e &auFeate aus @esttc.
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Sic RnpmnDtbin0S.

Dor sintsen @c&en belt Der ben Nau1eu
American Alliance" fibrenbe neae &nOp'
nC~tbtnsbunb, wel6er i9 ri6mt, tetnabs In
,aIen 9taotsn Der Union feline gsr3petsun.
gen 3u baben, feline Mattpnal.g O~npentton tn
Ytilahsfpbta. CT s~ertanbtste bamals bic
alien 3newnOtbtns. GrunSfdses mar (etrae.
borens) Entertainer ip1en Intsrtta resteren,
bic fatt sltiGen Burger fpIen tetne polttt.
fHen &sGte baben, bic 9tbel mug Der OFent,
li&.n e6uls er9aiten bletten u. |. ~. Aud
rpn,be banaIs bsfGlc fen, bag Der .srcse
Matb" hes 8unbes am 5. Suit In Ybtlatel.
ptta rteber tufammentreten fsne. Inn betreFs
Der @rdRbentf&aft unb giesprdFbsntf6aft
letnen 8ef6lue ~ fallen.
lus 20 StaatsA fanten lf6 am S. Suit
gsrtretsr bss Ortens In philadelphia. stn
unb IS parb bei&l0ftn, ben. republican,.
l&en prdEbsnti6afts'R anbtbatsn unb gtee.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ben sntftteben.
fen gorsus pOr ben beuOtrattf6sn au seben.
Gin beiOnterer 8efdIue forbert bic Mttslte.
Der bes 9untss auf fur 6asss unb @beelsr
,u fimnrsn unb 81 artetten, tnbsnt buburd
ameritanif&e Vrtn3trten ssf0rbert perben
warbsn. Sin ben Statuten bteftr 8nsw.
nctbtnss inb BITE ,.urnerttantfden grtn3i.
pten'' aud 70 beset&net. ,.Aenberung ber
acknowledgements babtn. ba6 nur In
bieisut 9anbe BON auterttanif6sn Gltsrn &c
berens ftnanen fSnnen unb nur folGe ~
Seumten Sewdblt werben barfsn." Dts
8srle seben alto nod piel meter ats bts ur.
fprinslt6sn Surroundings, tte benz Gin.
panberer rpentsfsns mad 2Oidtrissm @uf.
enttalte bas 9ttmmreGt seben uortsn.
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8trmif6te Na6rt6ten.

Die @eutstettsn bon, eurssdtfHen arteas.
f6auplabe lautert nod fttr ntbeEfpredeut,
pa f6 bte Sirfen, tpte bic SerteH ben Siea
bstneGen. Solsenbes finb tts ieet bic 40.
Serldbt8fen 8ertGte.
2onbpn, 8. Suti. Der 3ailer Sen Se.
ferretH anb @raf @nbrafy traftn teute NIT
benz Satiet Don &uelanb unb Sarf Sort.
lhatcf tn 8obenba& jufaunmsn unb festen
tn beren @efeff6aft tore Retfe, na@ Rei&.
Gobt, tn 8Stnen. fort, un,. bafelbR iber bic
Gage bsr 9tnee Rata gu balten unb itre
Ssfdlafe 3u fafen.4
Ddrts, 9. SUIT. Dem Soarnat bes
Debate raelbft Elm S%eleSraunt psn Semltn.
ba6 BITE 1tebertase Der @erben untsr Gen.
SItmptes amtltd sus.seben strt.
Die Sdrftn tabsn bte Drina iiberf&rtt.
ten, unb ale BET 8Rlsrab ~lassrnben Srup.
pen inb tn Sclse tefen naa Der @ren,e ab.
sesansen upb bic lestsn &sfsrpen fnb elm.
berufsn uOrbem. GarR @ttan bait flo mad
eiubrtca 3uridsesosen. DIE ferbii&tn
SissesbertGte Karen, NIT ether e~tnafast
g~asnabme, famuat unS fcnbers ~efunsen.
Die Ssrbsn inb lbsra1 ssf9lasen porter.
Nan slaubt bier Tin Ssmltn. elmer 5aer.
ret&ifaen @ren3fabt) nt4t ldnser, Bag Der
&rtes fur BITE Serben einfts aasfaaen
Tonne. ..si.
Cine entiaetbenbe SGla@t febt Bet Mil&
iptf9en ben Serben untsr EGernaief unb
ben SIrten unter Ssman Yafaa bepsr.
eOnben6 8. Suit. Dem Sbferper ptrb
BON 9arts senslbet, ba6 BET 8tsltRa 1900.
utsn etne &auptfalaGt beuOrRebt. Dc.
isrbilfe Srtessmtntfer sat esrt6nlt6, cen
9sfebl atsr bic bOrttse &rmee iterncmtnen,
an Stefe bes Sen. 3aG, ser pesen fetner
neult&en Ntsberluse 3ursdtr.tsn muete.
&tben, 9. Suit. Die srisGtf6e 2e.
stsruns 1T BON @aIunttt teIssrayRtl9 Be-
naGrt6tist, sab tirttfGe Sruppsn plSslt&
BON bort a%bsesansen inb. UNI bic BET @e,
troptsa fekenbe Grmee 80 Serfdrtsn, ba bic
Serben bcrtbtn marfGtren unb bte Inter.
bre&uns Der gerbtnbuns sa Mruee nit
Salpnttt befar diet ptrt.
2onbon, 10. Suit. Seastuufenb Ger.
ben fOaen In Der @Gla&t BET gtsltna Der.
runbet pOrben fetn.
Gin SeIesramm pen 8ason.na NEGLECT,
boB Der Gcrrefpcnbeat Ger Rtener Neuer
Sreten prefs, @aIfer, estSbtet unb tte Cor.
reircnrenten Der gartfer 3ettuussn Sc
Gsmps unb Ga 3attonale p~erpunbet uorben
tnb.
9etsrat, 9. Suit. Gin amtltGsr Be.
+ DIT raumt Elm. baB Ste Ssrbsa BET gRupd
garefa sf&lasen trurten. bstauptst ober,
bab bte Serben tas veridan3te Eager Der
S1rten BET Sartntd erfOrmteu. oesenpdrtts
Nsrtbasar etnialteesa uab @strCstsa Bee
broben.
Res, 10. Suit. Sn elmer 8cbtusrute
tst ct. GpolO rurben aeaern 3~petunbsier.
ass perfonen bur& fGlusenbe @ettsr setDt.
tet anb AZ Gnbere fGrsr perwunbet.
8art6, 10. Suit. Sin BEN etpa BIER
(teutf&e) RetIen sen bier sslsssnen etss
patpete %sersanseue 9aGt eth furGtbarer
8ranb. tpel&er spetunbfiufta 6dutr In
@fGe leste. 3wet Serfonen nerben per>
mtBts
eonten, IL. Suit. Gin Stlearamm
an ben STANDARD BON &teranbrta fast, bde
acknowledgements seRern BON bort mad
Der Eartst ~atseaarssu inb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-07-15
RGt6eltfGe Ia,
Ganbfnmmfn Anfalt.

I3tt depreciation uub Gmrfebtuns Der 5e&w'Ren $. 8.
Grjbt5H6fe BON Nittrautee unb ct Qouis uab verlMiebener
Der 6o&p1tn BtldSfe bs6 Defene gebsnten. mir asaeR
gettt, E7at b. s. eiusu itenen anfane NIT elmer taibOli.
I@en aukauntnen@M ntaltt 90 mahen In gerbtneuna NIT
BEN 2etrer-S emtnar. Ods 8ebarfnts mad einer iSl&en
Aufnlt TT sfeubdr ba. unere taubfummem. Sinter aes
ben an ben Staats %anfaIten fat ane fur bic Ajr&e ScGo.
rem. Gle tUnutsa aus %brnielten as lneIdnhipe ODER NIT
prpte ianttfhen Gnf&teu jurdf unb Niemouh "a al 6aufe,
Der fe zines Geferen beIebren tam. Die htttpenbieen
R6u mItGteten far ben Nufane etRer iel&en Wntalt tsa-
nea mtr Eer pbne telontere NusIoesu berriAten. uup bic
gerttHbuus NIT s.nt eetrsr.e emiaar, pie eS " DeutI6.
Lamb AUD aaeeretn II, cat inter Nnberer ben Nuten. bag
man let&t neue ettrfrdfte tHr EdubhumnneR ausbiIben
tam. gDtr ruerben Die t4pn felt l6netren .Satren aaee.
utsin bep6brte Rstbpbe beim tluterrt@t einfibren, trsaaA
bic 8tnber ptrti& fpre@et Ierueu. 90 pqHea MIR lenR
tn @Ottes Nauen unter BEN SGuts ber stt&e ans gDre
eeten. -
aGe elt.rn nun. tte taubfuutrae Rintes, tnteu, skr
bic So&r. s. s.. pfarre. bic lpI@e 3tneer tnsttrea We.
mdnssn riasa, TN aItsr ron 61tl Sasren. .ssasn &c.
Der Nnut slbanssn wrbea srSst.ntbsle aud bic 1tbineun.
cen que Aufnahme abtau9sn, bic uatartt& 10 tiais ackeat
wes6et foaen, ats eben uSalt& tn.
Man abrehtre
NeD. Ebeo. 8riner.
ct. 8raRsts Station. @flr6xIee 90. Dh.
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S6reGii6e Site.

Nus Nep gerf rurbe am MtttucH bes
rtttet, bag IN btslem Sage fe63te Yerlonsn
am 5onnenft& eefOrben fnb. .Gs trurben
TN @an3sn 222 8esrdbnibfGetne ausgefer.
ttst, ea aud &inbsrtrantRetten sraftren.
Sn 8afttnstcn tamen felt lsstera Gam
flag 3rr6lf Speesfdlle. sCn SOnnenftA Dor.
SIN Baltimore purbsn am DtsnfdS Fe.
bsnunb;man3is Yerfcnen pom SCnnenft&
befalen unb ltarben rterietn taran.
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st. Wtrtrno's Afatm o
Shafopee, Seott &c., Mfiun+

Die ct. Gertrude. NRabente, auter BET eettune ter D.
~ntbiettner S&weferr, To tn Stdtopeet Wtnnefota, aeA-
aen, unaefftr tret Stnnben Sntrtett 0uf ber Gtfeukanm
bon Der Stnbt 81. PAUL.
Otefts Snaitpt bat etne uaertrarbts aefunbe Qaas INN
btetet unlberrpatue @eIeeenhett bar, fur etne Spuhaus
btae NusbtItnn6.
GpR unb BerpF.eune ffr f6nf Rpnatt $4,000.
IfuRf etc. ertra ~ beSablen.
Die erfe Sffarn teetnnt am ]. Rrntae fut GeyteuHest
bic apette am 4. Etcntae TN Gebruar.
Sar netttrt austruft renbt nan It'd al
SISTER DI~RECTRKss,
Ell. Gertrude Itabsutte, StaEppee, Septt So
Ntnneicta.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-12-01

-" Mister, say, ] don't suppose you
don't know of nobody what don't want to
hire nobody to do nothing don't you ~
The answer was, Z" Yes don't
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-12-01

CUmoUs.-Whale-bo is no bone at all ::
nor does it possess any properties of bone.
1t is a substance attached to the lower Jaw
of the whale, and seems to strain the water
which the creature takes up in large mouth
fus.
Insects of various kinds may be seen in
the cavities of grains of sand.
Mold, rs seen through microscope, is
forest of beautiful trees, with branches
leaves and fruit.
Each leaf has colony of insects grazing
upon it like so many cows in meadow.
Each drop Of stagnant water contains
world OF animated beings, swimming
with as much liberty as whales in the sea.
The surface of our bodies is covered
with scales like fish single grain of
sand would cover $50 of these scales and
yet each scale covers 500 pores. Through
these narrow openings the perspiration
forces itself like water through sieve.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-12-01

Capt. Bob Saftoe concluded to run Tor
Congress. He had been in the wars-he
had fought and bled-and his record as a
soldier was of the very best. OF course
having consented to run, he must take the
stump. Bob could be eloquent upon oc-
casions, especially when picturing battle
scenes and he INDUCED rather freely in
this style, for he knew more about war than
he did about politics. His opponent was
a politician and not soldier.
One day Bob addressed an assembled
multitude in front of oss-road grocery.
He told the story of his hardships in the
field, eloquently and touchingly. He told
how he had led forlorn hope; how he
had been stricken down under the very
muzzle of the enemy's battery and how
he had lain two nights and one day suffer
ing where he fell before succor came. And
other things he told equally as thrilling
When he had concluded, one of the SOW
ereigns approached him with sympathy in
every look.
"Cap'n Bob, was all that truc You told
us e.
True AS gospel, my friend
And You really tit right up 10 th,
mouth of the cnemy's cannon! -
"Yes.n
"And got knocked owe, 2"
Yes"
"And came high dyin 1.-TWO whole
nights in misery"
"Yes, my friend, it is all true rs have
told you. | was wounded four times after
that"
"Well," said the interrogation, with visi-
BILE emotion. I'm blamed il you haint
suffered enough for the country. l don't
see why we should send you out among
them Congress fellows. They're are hard
lot. T'other man is younger'n you, and
amt of much account any way. | say, let
him suffer awhile; so guess III vote for
him."
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1876-12-01

A DESIRABLE PROPERTY, situated
n in thickly settled neighborhood, con-
tanning TWENTY-FIVE ACRES, more or
less. Would make desirable property for
q Wheelwright and Blacksmith stand, or
good quality and all of it susceptible of cul.
tivation. Sufficient woodland for fencing
and building purposes. Apply to or address
GEO. Y. MAYNADIER,
nov26 BelAir, Hartford county, Md,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1876-04-22
Letter from the Vest.
WIHoEA, HENRY COUNTY, Iowa, |
Anil oh 1919

WMcEA, HENRY COUNTY, Iowa,
April 9Th, 1876.
Editors Baltimore County Union ;-"Twas just
one year age to-day" since left Baltimore coun-
" to see little Of the country and hsw the pso-
pie lived tout West" At least, see if there was
anything mers attractive here than in the East.
l find myself twelve miles north of Mt. Pleasant,
at the lourishing little village Of WiRona.
The West is indeed . great country Of itself
and has been rightly termed "the great aad IN
limitable Vest" Here is field for the many
who ''back East are 'living from hand to
mouth" as it were, and If sickness GENES or they
ara thrown o1t of employment, they know not
where the next meal is to come frGm.
Farm hands are in demand here at $40 per
meath; good, easy men 10 work for, too. Just
such hands as get only from Sl2 to SIS in the
East. Some Of these young men, aft5r being
here few years, have gone little farther west,
bought land and new have home of their ewR,
The country is being settled very fast, and land
is rising in value as the country settles.
One year ago there were some young men who
went to Taylsr county, bought land at from S.
to So per acre, and that same land is now worth
frsm S25 to $50 per acre, and will still increase
in value &C the country is mere thickly settled.
One great advantage gained here IS the amount
of labor saved The Wsgt is far ahead OF the
East IN tne way Vi lsuVI-saFins tnaSHiHe'
though we think the corn plows used here cspld
be used with you just as we'll The great objec-
ten TO yeur land is it is too relling and too
rocky. Hers they are used On rolling land and
in timber laads to great advantage.
Land is werth, just here, from $40 TO $50 per
acre. though $50 to 200 miles northwest il can
be bought foF rem So to Sc, and have ten years
to pay for it,.
Farms can be rented for one-third the grain
crop, or cash rent at So per acre. A good farmer
generally makes 81, 200 to 81, 500 above all eE-
peases off of I6O acres of land, and live we'll too,
many Ct them better than they did "back East. !"
If there are any whe doubt let them come and
see for themselves, ana afterwards they will not
want to return to grub among bills and rocks.
D. /. NJ.
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zS>l 10 the Journal editors structures upon US
in his issue of last week, ia reference to our re-
marks concerning the Grand Jury report, be
steps outside and gives The Auditors, now at
work, passing shot, which, to say the least, is
uncalled for He says, replying to that part of
cur article Of the previous week, wherein we ex-
pressed willingness to wait until the audit is
completed, "do net cause US TO wait until your
Auditors make a report, fog life is zoo short for
that, meaning, we suppose, that the auditors
are either very slow, or that they interd 70
"nurse the job sRd proloug it as much as pos
sible. Now the truth IS that Mr.. Crowther, a
Democrat, is most anxious 10 Gnish The audit at
the earliest possible moment, ana thai his col
league, Mr.. Wheeler, Republican. is also dilli-
gently at work with the same object in view
To the other portion Of the Journal mans article,
asking fer ''the figures, we invite his attention
TO another article in this weeks issue, which, we
think, ough; to satisfy him, and which will
knock his nba!anse sbacl' higher than Donald
son's balloon.
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@-Gog wa shall probably gel to the bottom
of the District safe burglary. BabcOck, Harring-
ton aud others have been iEdicted for the con-
spiracy. The 'others" are TO be used as Wit
Resses. The real fight is on Bahcock and har-
rington Babcock expected lightning to strike
and had his bail at hand to avoid arrest. Har-
FiGgton is wanted. Babcock has great deal Of
hard wog- before him if he hopes to prove him
self an innocent rpan. If he has right on his
side we hope be may succeed. This trial must
rot be interfered with, or a verGili o. aequtlal
will no more coavince the people than aie that
al ST. Louis.
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TsE BRAZILIAN EMPERoR.-It is alleged, says az
exehasge, "that the Brazilian Emperor, new en-
visit to this country, wishes to travel incognitO
II this be SO, it is much to be desired that our
peopls make NJ attempt to interfere with his
wishes in the matter. To thrust attentions upsn
one who has declared that ne wants none of them
would be fulsOns Indeed. Every one must
know, for the ssAtiment is repeated oftea enough,
that an Emperor is no better than any other man,
although past experience would seem to show
that this idea is more repeated than believed in.
Whea on previous occasions persons Of distin-
guishsd rank have visited Us, an amount of
dunkeyism and snobbery have been shown, the
remembrance 81 which must make the cheeks of
a true republican Jingle with shame. 1t is not
much that Dom Pedro wants; simply to be let
alone aud allowed to follow bis Own devices in
peace Surely zach wish as thai is reasonable
enough TO be granted
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NetO Advertisements.

one Examiner be appointed his pay shall be
four dollars per day, and if three Examiners
be appointed their pay shall be Two dollars and
fifty cents each per day, ior every Gay actual
ly and necessarily engaged in tie matter Of
bis or their appointment.
SEC. Is. AnG be 1t enacted, That this Acl shall
take effect frenn the date Of its passage.
We hereby certify that the aioiegoing is
correct copy of an Act Of Assembly passed
January Session, 1876.
Approved April Sth, 1876.
MILTON Y. KIDD,
Chief Clerk of the House of Delegates.
AUGUSTUS GASSAWAY,
Secretary of the Senate.
PLEASANT HUNTER,
ROBERT S. CORSE,
ISAAC CROWTHER, SR.,
County Commissioners for Baltimore county-
April 22.-3t
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WHISKY is TIE BLACK HALs.-A contemporary
believes it "a matter for deep regret that the Com
missioner of IRterzal Revenue has been sbiged to
decide in faver Of the admission Of whisky late the
Black Hills country. The commissioner merely
intsrprets the statute, and the fault is not bis
Fer hunanity's sake we wish whisky could have
been kept out of the Black Hills. Fire-water has
already been the curse Of the red man, and his
white brother has not escaped its balefnl effects.
It will be smother disturbing influence to keep
the Indians and the rapidly growing population
of white men in constant hot water"
It would be well If whisky, or intoxicating
liquors, were kept out Of many other places be-
sides the Black Hills. unless people can exercise
sense and Judgment enough to uss them properly.
1t is not so much the thing used, but the bad use
of it that does harm. Sensible, consistent tem-
,psrsnce is what the world most needs