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Hampton Jig ssszs GovsrnoEA
Transforming aieen,Ieaaslisea ~
The Fence Law will be q Success |!

WE have been blessed THIS year WITH
w abundant crops. aii what is your
ex Use now for not paying your honest
debts? All persons WHO are indebted to us
fof.supnlles Et1d g&herpl niesrIllandtss Sar}
nishf9f, ,dt9h uiis ytpaf, snndl iii paAg EyeafaI
will please come ntid make settlement as
i"s se Sef o afa4y yes4 sS S ND
strained our credit 70 accommodate our
friends ynd customeIs, ond we hope they
win shpt'us chat shey appreciate the favor
yo shave extended 70 them by. paying us alp
promptly ut once. III any case where par
tics can't pay us all they are due, they must
come ana pay what, they can, and give us
some good eoli6,efaI for balance, to enable
us TO go ION with our business And To
those who expect to sell their. cotton in
GfoenVille, all who are indebted to al we
will pay them as mach for their cotton here
as they will realize at Greenville Or any 9TH
CT market. 4 liig r,'isD lt''.
Thanking our friends for past patu,nage,
We ask g continuance of the saffei. Our
Epll and Winter Stock Of IGeUeral Mercban-
dise .is' large and complete. which We Wifi
sell low for Cash, OF ON 3hofttime to prompt
paying customers.
-1u4 ,A,1hgF gFn1R6ffiFFB iF;sefssGGf5. kGG2f5.re ,
Sept q, la25 ID .ihi,I1in I'm
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= Although girl may be as proud az
IAieifer II d0es;.'F always follow that she
makes good match.
= How ETH tnay widow goin pFoaifl.
ing for ,hcr eiIildreng II left TO the
widow sAs YAikl probably think il right
TO go one step-fathey.
! tneFo5 IL Il man who can pHt iIis
bread at peqco, will, heaven aud man. it
is tba3 ga 3ylIb sis itss 1 tSredJ s,6 sshm Sfe3d
o1tszE3 AhS Ns,sih by Ilss pvn AionSat ID
dustry. II is carkered by no fraud-it is
wet by EQtfAFTit y stained by1no blood,
- 1t beehne' as II gold had syulpathy
with gold. Ricnes iIce past the = T,ooT II
mans gate, and enter in at the door OF
the: WEALTHY How constantly Goes an
opulent man rccciv an enormous addi.
tion to his substance, While the poor re-
main always poor.
- All the official and ptiyate informa-
ton received III Washington relative 10
the FL paso, Texas, uprising shows that
il 10 uat ofl.suy internationaI chnrac.er.
but 10 participated in wholly by Ameri.
oaRsof Mexican origin, residents in El
Paso County. The salt lakes, which
have been entered upon by northern poo-
pie, have been for two hundred years,
qRdeT old Spanish and Megiean land
grants, exemnt from entry. and were nj.
ways e0aaldeTeEf' tA al pafU'o7 tho State
DOMAIN fok pubiie slss. .-ahiSt cpnld nsse.
be appropriated for private use: hni
Yorthbrn speculatorA,t having ,secured
aome Fexasrsrip, have sd4edfhs lgnd,
6nd 'afe eEdeavoring TO make their title
To them clear. The Mexicans, following
the traditions of two hundred years, ARK
disposed te2fghtpapd bRuSa THO Ssrqphls
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Aniless,a| 1T 1T a&2 GAcnees
lfs 4 - -
FfVTB @aHHB ~ Z
Character OF IL, TSibea ek 'EgAr.Afn4iai
Affice-Tlie Esxploferss EiaHgi n,t'

Mr. Henry n. stW.,E.aey hahy" hs" ,writts,n, i "a y
letter to the New York Herald, in which
he gives the following sketch oftllets,bes
Of Central Africa =. ,N 4,rla
I'm East Eertral Africa. the peopie, ,aftt
gathered under powerful etnperofs sfld
kinge--the great Empirp ,af uganda
which has an estlmafad, ppuulatiosh ri
5,00O,O 900; the great Emliipe Of Ruanda,
with an eqaat estimated repuiati0n; the
Empire ofUf1ndi, with about 5000, ,O06S
the kingd0n.s Of UsaSafa, the two Usuis,
Unyoro, Karag'ye and TIsong9la qnd
Ukerewe-Tell. Of, these SinriFe4 aud king
doms governed aespoticJly, subject to
the will of their respective monarchs.
In his worthy efforts for che moral i'm
proyement. Of these ,bepighted races the
missionary using dtSafJes Judgment can
sOon secure the good will. assistpnce and
protection Of thesupfeine powefb df these
cOuntriea. lr = Git +
I'm West Central Africa, from Lake
Thnganyika 10 The mouth Of the Congo
River, the peoples ate gathered ID small
insignificant district, tovne and illagss,
each governed by its respective, chief.
AS we approach nearer the west coast the
explorer da9ee not begin to ciusaify the
people after the. usual Isahhss emf foyeti
In Africa, ny the Districts are so email, the
populations so great The number OF viii
lagos so cOnfusiug, ul,,t there are asaiaAy
kings TuliRg Ryey n hundred acre plot as
there exc officinis in Greece, ali animated
by an intense tHiTt for trade and dfstin-
guished for .their, idplntry. hostility tc
each otharJah d'fo6siShj psssde. .A4he love
Of trade and barter Is, howsyer. untyes sRE
as | shall be able to explain J.. O suese.
quent letter.n i!IIT ~
Of his plans the explorer says: if!' ~
u reserve, myself for the uIIknown
west Of Nyangwr, because shau have
then something worth writing about
new. virgin ground, of which not WbiH-
per has reached the world outside, about
which even everybody in Nyangwe is
is ignorsnt--si region which Livingstone
pnnted 20 reach. but could not, and which
Cameron promised to explofe, but did
not, The .yegiop;ie,au involved jnr gpsg.
terry; the jhtehse' Superstition OF the Kfiil
cans has folded il witt, profound gloom,
1t is peopled by their stories with te5rjE-
bly, vicious dWnffs, striped like zcbfas,
who deal cerfsin deash With poisoned
arrows, who are nomads and Live, on
elephants. a great forest stretches, no
one knows hov far irro,,i,--certniniy no
one has seen the end Of itAthrough
which oise INDY travel dayn end days and
weeks and months without eyer seeing
the sun Z, an9. the, great Fiverypualaba
continues ffi0fth, 'efef iiofth; ind it il,
possible, the ArDbs md their slaves dayI
the Lualaba may reach ahe salt sea." x
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FEDERAL VS.. .sTAfE gouRTs.. !.
From, he lsssessaa As,rs, oe,o,er q ~.

An Important Case befb7e .ehe United
States l.Cireuit G9aFs aGi Gsaorgie. Il
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Judge Wm. q. iW6ods. of .he u1:.ed
States State Cirenis Court, aittiug With Judge
sGen stes Goar 6 h2S 2 Bsc Tsel5ls DIS
morning, rendered his decision 10 i}lSs
case of Finley, GaNtod ida Others, WHO'S
Superior a'e cSu y seSyes cen.e .fa f9s
the United Eietes Diaistet Cont In ehis
city. (. ,r-r,l,n r,g 1i.gT-s ,ln-
Tho parties under arrest weEe United
States revenue 6fIciaIs,, land were charged
with assault . upon eiti5on Of ES;TpG;s
County. Amer giving tie usual Bond
courl Cor thet6 ne aRsP9R ag9ssS @ q
Ergline iof t Wit 81 faSsd, tcSTStS ia y s5
ground that they .Were actine 60 Fedezn!
cticers OF che tiue Of shh eaid assauh. 10,
Under the ,1Fovisidis Of On DOT Of Con.
gresa Judge 'Erskfne, at the last session,
granted the writ, bnt Judge Geo: Il. Les!
ter, Of tine Bidq Ridge Circuit, declined
to accepe the sarvica Of tho same, con.
tending ,thgG 4hR caEg3yeFgNtPiltllSS( llSS( WITH
in the jGffsdicEion Of the State Courts,
and beyond oil Federal Interference
Judga EEssine, at thie tpEeseiAh eAA8siqs,
of his 6otiFs, iSahed 4 Wit Sf ka6ssaaa eo7pir
cunl casaa against tho uhefiG " 2ssgspEE5 sTi;
County, requiring him 70 make. ahsuist
why the Previous writ haj u5s beSasSaai.
piled VithpHH / itl2,i-i.p. iJ,iIpI ."i'ti
Attorney qhnstal Ely lrspres6titSd the
State and Sheriff SatterGeld before Judges
Woods and Erakine, and ex- United States
Attorney GeHerhE &Eipan argued the
Uls agalisy n,sS Of the flaiIR ae' up hY As FED
The dsissQ,a, ,af tkS, sspis s5px si .ssl 10 .hse
effect that tie acta done hyntherovanua
duty, that tte SheFiG' hela theniiH Gt.staas
dy Illegally: that the Staaa C6ntts ha6 I'D
jurisiistioi pf, tRS SeSaqp Ind Stafe 9ficsiF
no controt .oser p IbEfsoAeaa. = ''l''', ~
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AN ArTghEpT TO KrDNAp CoMNoDonE
NUTTS2G f8sI8 1G fas55iG0 a 2kI kItateo
that aa ,she HB3iRn lRIRsiac, Ylss99t,hsund
Western N Nehfaska. on ThnEsdaA GightvD
bold attezapA wasmadoi tolsteal' Commits
dore 9eus9iwhol ttus ogihis 1suy. taptSAgr
Frahplhco with 70 parsy OF uthera a 81 SSa
A coupl9 ofstslwSTt and Enavish. abb bes2 stfa 2Ei
ing men, who took the train at Omaha
and he'd tickets 20 Cozad, paying the
extra chargeg saableeper, are
supposed TO be thaI paTtIep % the affair.
just befefs tbee tiafr t2 ti2SQ Qed at Che 1tl[
sioRp b Sg s r 80 ,S4TAS5 Az Gs
ahead OF tbs owed kesgnrd tia Tia
rear of the caT, In Which euii 4hst -UlnIaoa
dene vas .a.aAnts.s,.5s hn.. al, o.Ipb i.ig niil
One stbrf9a uear ths- little InsiYs Sefthi
and the. other stood- near tho door. As
the train came pa eihelsg tho rear man
gathered hins,Np inlhis asmsy and msuesl
hastily scaaCsss taei deoEos the Gag, ighfCA
had been 6peHed BY ohi4 SoM1eaetdte:
Lsaa dgRgf'afi fisissssa and stss yIEIs H.
but the vo,IES5}. n d1ap haai!f i &
hand oyeFf iltS fellows mouth. la
such way ast0Etiaai elFaSskeFeSyleanud.
The porter, however, screamed fns(him,
which caused several gentlemen TO jump
out of thsiY lysgll Yhe1 Italighted
between the kidnapger and the dwarf.
The villain dealt shae q ball .aslssp pPsssengaS
door his I sass I aSoS gsE s5Ssso ssfs Il t,sss ~
to come fps The sssaoE, tllO 1eepcTs,lo n n
the head Jf.hm alunEahoe which ntunned
him end caaES6 hiia 10 drop the Cornrno-
dofss who by this time wsa asAkinR iisll6ffe
I1fHtV flOfsa then nfl ftA. rvnS,any. Il, %ha
car, every one &g, Il a eaSii!, ia concert with
the Eleh, We're ms lIipgi " II {AsreN
The si9H4b aEraag is6 IN tissS Sii4ss1Tn ana
disapp8a 8aEsa iS lt9 dAf 81 Sbah5i1 ph,
fusion 8 SaiIS for soIrio iii ttilnS.
especially 3posE Ssr where the bold 'ecs
was committed, and eSSEy. ono ab6Ak9fhe
ConnodDre's hand in c0agTat1lat;on over
his foEtuhl lt5 cS1af7a. u q Il
"a aa fsAsasFk q e . 3 D ;gs q 3 ~ slG HON
- An orator declaring fnas FQs Sts
knnGked sevE 7zl6 door OF Ga
Old Irishilsa 81 q i9eD sls ed
aE IsiSsa lnssss a Fl otIty 4
Y -: efe bSs Ea ~
.5ollslaols ;E;f eiPss IA
tor Morton, req .iilsiS q ilsfsoa
lSayiAs flaes 81 SiasN Ipg stxa a
singi ilBenf sEilE aAafsyikls. al Snals 4
/. IS Il,ls lssS z !! gig 81 ( sa5 S: iis q
"a e I 40 II ~
Il, u - u ~ sis,.
Ilelo n 10 u.
very guarded, GysI D
alriestiDaltO jurisdicsion of the 4
courts d tTy tho Cdai
s IsE q. SsaITS
fFied Rg. Bal aaq sssgpY,
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Millinery GOOIs.

I7 i sIK x 4 3 o iTESoI 4 "a
~ Iediss sSas Of q, A7slEEq5' ap
mt of EtAL LLand NYINI ER GOODS,
es - 8 agDbohs,
10, C64s, &c. 9ssi lielf aaili be
u &c tll6 law t IS fSs q Ia ca. ssiI
q shJ effort VIII . Be tSs 9sEsAse ifIyctistS
tlfhefs Sfl a7ylesI Sii ID liary,'
3fsusua-H fltl illSE Es az iideii fd
MISS DELLA KEYS,
- e ,za5is y X Rams 5tI} Sislrs.
OctE2 1877 IL 3m y
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DIR. Tutt hns been en-.
eagcd 10 the pTzrtics of
kIti=J irihe Uhlriy T.afI, !, ana
for 4 long time was demon.
s,y.rcY cf sss.c1sJ !. The
I Aed.dal College Of Gcor.
Ria. hence pcrsons using
hiss Pills have the guaran.
tire that they arc prepared
on scientific pihqaDiS
asd are frce fro6 ai3
quackefy. Ass'
lie has ancceeded In
combining In them the
haretoiore antaRoniStis
/ qualities Of = sfS<n91AEE-
s1g,fsrHafipS, oHdo PR.
Otis5g Ionic.
Their first apparent ef.
fece 10 10 increase the ap-
petite by causing the food
10 properly aobtmllatcs
Th,Js the system 10 nour.
ished. and b. their tonic
fo1ioh on the digestive OF.
Rans. regular and healthy
evacuations arc produced.
Tl'c rniifity With which
f<TsenS f0Es ON EeSH,
While under ths influence
Of fhcsc pills, Of ttsflf Ia,
die ates their ndaptAb.lltY
to nQuriah the body, ana
hence their efficacy In cur
ing nervous debility, mel.
ancl,oiy, dyspepsia, vast
ing Of the rpunc,es, alag
'-Giehacso -oE-the-~1;zsr,
chronic constipation, and
myth to the system. Sold
iu RI : Street, New York.
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ED st-F7s.s t-7.s NER3s Z
sA'.IRs. aTENEieP44R 5aqtane, Rlaea.
THhoe 10 Yaaatsaaa2

" 5stsE 70 F,z.l3tf4oYG ,.r
II 70 a compound extracted from barkp, rocta
and herbs. II 10 Natures Komody. It IN por-
;sS,ly hI.nlsaa from 9pE Af9
;dlEhettJ upon tho bleed, lItqnieta 10 lesyuus
sIsitsH it gtyso ycg G9o4I eE:s. IlSfp st Right
norveo and gives than Nature'o ewcet nloop, es
"a has Ssen prcved Sy n,anz AZ Sgsd pereSns "a p
gos our children. Il h&s FenSyea ana odfsa
thousands. Is 10 very pleaiahs to taYoy 6vsry
child llte9 it, ts sr0ilayea akecyrce eli dixenIcS
originating from Impure blood. Try the VEoE-
TiSE. Give 4 faiF, kSi9i FOX your co;pplsintS (;
thGn you will Say 10 y6aF ffi6hd, neiRShb6Y lrG
acquaintance, {" Tsy 81 {; it has curod me-"
YEoETiAE for ,lar complaints fua 1kAehf Y. Id
srceesns "a, IL hsfng alaEget sornngbaat
the United States than any other one medicine.
M
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. /


witnessed in railway carriage, betwecu
an 1Sish gentleman, andta clergypsn, on
the atrocities question. He says the fun
grew fact end furious; tho Iri.hman was
working hiGlself up TO d pitch of fever.
heat, when suddenly. 10 the horror OF
everybody, Shiie Spphasizing soue state.
meht hS,Rh5pIe@ n formidable looking
knife out, ,,,of, his pocket. ,.btandjshed It
about wildly for second, and ttcn stuck
it into the very thick ofthe thigh Of hi,
right leg. 1t must have gone in at least
an inch, and there it stood vibrating, ne
ritbaR RsgTedtjyrBtilt eaiEil looking es
il. Every body was afraid TO move, lest
Csc blade should be Transferred from The
ESiitealsa' 's-owp- a45h ~ -9ug- bodies,
The ha1anh-n'aa1hd kfst4oGenturh q
word offxpostnlatiop.,
"Goodnea gdcidus, al" )" kaidilic, 'tf6r
Heavens sake take il out at once, sir !;
think what mess the carriage will be
ih1 .ba.ides, you will seriously iJure
yourself"
son of Erin, all his extIteiifffnt having
apparently subsidized II positively like
ii. ii doesn't heiFi me !; Il have acc,,s-
toned my muscles to it. insure, ynii i
don't feel it the least" ,..:.i n..3
Accustomed your muscles u i,!' ex-
claimed the parson; impossible Do
take II out, and oblige me; il makes me
shudder to look nj you"
"Well, of ceiirAe, ,'Iif it pains you at all
t6.Aao q, twill ttlig4ls siihlyr,t:t, Ms /. .5si
Renstfhe eheIlscpdh lodhGe ddeessng than
osherwise, so IA iaa am eqpcYnedT
aaid the stTppgr-; And having pulled il
out with an apparent effort, he carefully
TinS5H2 im's8ungR}4gslsg biz aeeedker-
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% UuI EtSHt FVfItI.
"Do you oftcn do such q silly t@,ipg ~
that :" inquired the reverend Sch,4eIhsn
9n eEdN'ly {eys4 Efs EsJJ |sgS
mo, never on my arm the nh6klEs
aren't yet ACCUSTOMED to it,"
"Rehliy?' h''' H
And the eccentric individual got out at
lhEb2&E WI .lcallr1 the guard.
"Is that man mad ?" .3gg asked. = "hc
has just horrficd It's by running large
tnIG an inch p,Dd II haif into his leg"
MAD, no; he, amt niad,"' observed
tho official. "It's a very old game OF his,
TINT. He hns n''cork leg, and likes TO
frighten people u .~,,1.
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:, M: D. 4 s'7,III ~ aYYST

81 ~ - Y q
Fied Dg. Ral n saytaFs-
5r our 3slat 81 hrd caNd m It lA
flie, CIR sE6ligh or cox: eyer
intgoslncEd. gies 25 cents. ySsi 81 10
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oe,0,llsb1 0b oo ts3.sn,I1W

.. 4.--.-----..-.-s,.s -aas aa-. sara.aAuoa ,ssa-
Mr.. ~ Il. sTEvaNs bcS- sif-Tiis IS 70 cor.
tieei,2tu khaEauasaa IaIlr I. |. Rlaad RIensFatsr2 -
In my family fQr eoveral yeayS. hnd think that,
fof ScTofulA or fNCeISeron3 HumoFB, or Rheuni.
atss Affections, &c cannot bo ezceliedi end, as q
blood pgriasr snd spring medicine, II 10 the best
everything. Loan Fch Efniiy FSso N snd it e.
eny ona U IAoeA ~ kufa q medier& u e
MR5. K. A. DrNsAl0RR,
70 Russell SfTeet.
.yite ;g7sssee.se,stS HS,,eg :,
may ileA ., i.eIaA1ileeSfesl ii fnil ll:r
eb1sS deEsA tha5 3sesS lase&& neaaatasom
tha nAo OF Ghs VEeERIlTc. Her decliniE1 health
fliSn6s 4 ss iss, 81 ia II Viii: rss
torres hes heath sh hSd rs y y ~
Iioog tIE1egaAea asa llssA Is5sats Azuns,3 II
Ia. - Ssags BuildIng, Boston, Mass,
Ra hg ~ Boz1pRE iGassp
i'EeIlRs - sQlh RH HeE pEllagsSTA.
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np7rtinR aith 1fid strength to the system. Sole
evefS vshstc- = OGicri IS Mu re- Street, New York
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-15

q in bOer t.-Mus Qate G,is
beridtet bic @Off: SIN pereaneenen Trub.
ling puroen pen peri6iepenen Mnwobnern
In ben 1owrs 6ppe part. Gbefe une Gum.
brcta etnem iunasn Wanne, Namens Sames
TarltRger, etne Nn3abl Rube anpertraut, bic
oerfelbe auf cen rethen Wstbepldsen IN 5tb>
le9 GOuni9 wdbreno Der parmen Sa6resaett
sa rpetpen perlprab. Wit etn1 100 5tld
&inopteb 500 er btnaus, uno wdbrsnD Ses
Sommers erbtelten bic bieisen. Better IF
tiers 8rtefe, Dos aaes all right" let unb
paB er NIT Dem lteben @lsb Utttte Sfluber
3urndfebren miro. DOh Der SttCber per-
stns, aber Sarltaser febrte NIT fetnen Rta>
bern ntbt betm. 8alp fanben bic gelser
aus, DaB eas gteb mad Gbteaeo p~erfauft
urc Der n9ute" 9trte perlhnunpen mar
N1n bat bis iest nch tstne Spur BON benz
gerbletben 6arltnSers, bod glaubt man. a
er itp tn Ganaca n,toCrgelaEsn.
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WtGttg { Il 8rteff6retber

Wt6tt9 Il 8rteffGretber
oeren Brtefe ntht brett an ben MbreGattn
g%elansen. fcnbern BON Der @OR Office. an
msl1e fDl6e abreGrt inb. Meter bef6rbert
trsroen rihTen. TT folsenbe @etfune, tu.l6e
Der @ensral'9Ctmstfer auf an tbn seridtete
Mnfra9en ertbetlt bat
in MntrOrt auf bic erbaltene &nfrdae
babe tn 3I fagen, oaB th es 3ur aGeemet>
hen Heasl bteies Departments aemadt
babe, baB f6 bas &t6t, grtefe bur6 bic
9oft 80 etnsm 3uetten geatmmunssDrt cbne
tpstteres @crtc 3u fenben, nur auf folde
8rtefe bfatebt, pel6e ntGt al 8 ben 6dnben
bes @offbtpartements etfommen fnb. Wsnn
eth 9OibUte NIT 8rtefen fir @erlonen In
etnem 6Ctel pyfprt6t, tpel6e ben giaen,
tbumer autcr,lirt b1bep. TIRE 8rtefe mad
ether anbern MoreTe 3u bef6rbern. 70 fcnte
beiaater Gt9entblmsr fOlfe grtefe fofcrt
nsu btrtBiren unb benz YctbOtn aurltfae>
ben ; In btefem Safe TT etne ipeitere Gran.
ftruns ntGt nOtbie. Q6bt Der 2rdser inbeb
Die Brittle TN 6Otei, fD perben Dtefelben
ais selsslt6 k ob e%elteiert betraGtet unb
tonren bteiel6en ntdt obne gcraus3Qb.
lung zines nsuen 0ortos wetter bef6rpert
lrer6en.
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Die SenicbrecfemsG DnmtfffDn,

tcel6e Der GcngreB pOrtses Sa6r NIT be-
unteriuGune Der 2antpldee %beauftragte
bat nunmebr TIRE Nrbett beenbet. SIN be,
pauptfa6e TT de Der Mnlitt oes DrDfefora
GtltY betsetreten. ba6 BITE @teberfebr ber
Slaee BITS auf etnen eerptGtn Grab rerbtn.
bert rperben tonne. @te bat 3un1hf bic ur.
lerlngltGe 6simatb Der fddbltGen Snfeften
fsaeefeIt; ft rrstb. wOpOn fe fG ndtlen +;
mann, In tpeider &tGtuns uub pte nett fe
toaneern. @ie %bebauptet, bab Der 8ertret.
tuna Der aeffdBtaen E6tere aus ben 5elfen.
s~sbtrgen uno Srtttlf>Amertta mad 3anlas,
WtfCurt u. {. 10. re6t w0bl Shranfen az,
ieBt unb bab fir ben Bal tbrer Mnfunft ba.
lelblt bic Sarmer aetttg stnu8 sewarnt wer,
ben fOnner, UNI fe burb pafenDe Mtttet au
Derttlsen. ete lte sefdbrlt6 Aperben. Mis
'Olde Wtttet empfeblen fi6 @afsr unb
Tsuer Ucer went9lens &auG. 9efttger
Heg'n unb i6netler Bttterun9swe6(el tEe.
ten BITE G6isre In Nalen. ntdt mtnber Nrat.
rtebranoe. 8unitttGe tleberl6wemmuna
ptrb iis baber erldufsn. &au6 lie erfifen.
Mu6erbeu 9ebe es gDsel, wte bic engltf6e
Rrate uno cen 9toar, bte li6 ron tbnen
ndberH unb 5Gmarcsertbtere, bic fe t6oten.
Wan weroe allO isne 5u6ten mlfsn unb bic
gebeusbectn9uANber lesteren ntGt ablHnet.
ben curfen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-15

Ote sort Snelltng8 il If c
0as betBt, Stsisntst. uel6e srt ssbaut perper
iCa. tau3t pteber etnmal auf. Die b,sliae
9anoslsfammer bat ndmlt6 bel@lUGen, eaf
unIers gs'trster IN GcnsrsB bts,mt. autae.
Foroert pereea, etns @srmeGuns unb 80.
tsnabI6deuae elmer 8rlde uber ben Mtl.
itlippt ret Sort smelling au p~srlanssn; unit
Dap etn COMMITTEE Don Sum- ernant werbe
un' NIT ben 8trtretern Mtnnelotas I'm Con.
SrtB earlber ~ %eorrefponbtren unb tbneu
o'sien sau ais etns 3OtbwenDtsfeit uno ais
etne Griparuns fir bic al1emeine seeoie.
run9 pCriufeHsn.
Us nuresn borauf ete 6erren DC Gluna.
9ntth, Drafe' 3bOess unb Daw(pn ,u e>
ttent COMMITTEE ernannt, UNI bteIe &eIolu,
ttoH bur6 ,uiubrer.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-15

S n M { nneapD1ts bate Der RaY,
or De 9attre benz Stabtratb etnen Bertht
rcrgelegt, wUrin bic Stnan3perbdltniGe Der
perf9tebenen Warps uno Defenders Der awet,
ten ais fsbr unsannis rarseitsnt eriaetnen.
Gtpermann @!enn isocA tebrtg ben 5pteB
UNI uno auf (etnen &ntrae purbe fotosnees
bei6lOHen
Gin 9pe5tal'@Cmmittee 3u ernennen, mel,
does BITE StraBenarbetten In Der atreiten
Warb 9snau unterfu6t uno fefRert. OBJ
btelslben wtrflt6 gum Nusen Der @emeinbe
uOr9enOnmeR purben.
.6srner oag senanntes COMMITTEE unter.
Jude, cb Der d6tbarer @tabt-Napur nt6t
istner 3ett ptberrentti6 Grlaubnis aeee ben
6abs. auf bemIusfelunssplage setttae Sc
trdnte Ubne SGaotlicenie 3u perfauien une
po er n'ht wdbrenc Der Dauer letne Nm,e-
lautba5n III oasn Se;tgn nas SonntaaSle
leg III Sunlen Ger Jtsihtn unD aum 5ba,
nsn osrarmsn 9eb1no6lbt babe. u~nterfudren
l0l DaS Gommttree ebeEfaGs, NO es berfom.
me. bae tn lester 3ett prohibitions. unp
dnpere i1iedte 6duler IN GROCER @n,ab,
%ensffanoen unr ob pteles Gem 6errn De goi.
tire Mot bsfannt isi. 56tteslth ioa ros
COMMITTEE nod untsrfu6en, worum Der
Na9oy perlHtecenen .@Ult3ifsn Grlaututa
seseben babe. Idusere3stt abpelsnO bon Der
Staot su fein unp IT'D NIT S1sen unD ST.
fnen 81 unterbaltsn. pdbrenp WettltOnsn
auf 9etittcnen beim Stabtratb etnfamen
um Gettartuss Der Sthubeiismanu.
f61ft.
Cine Gmpfebluns bss Soli;sicommttls.s,
BITE 9olisetmannfhaft gu psrtdrfsn, puroe
benn aud dnsenomuien.
9sttsn 9amfas wurben BON Rtnneapclts
600 SdF,r Mebl brett mad 2iperpopl, Gns
lamb, perlhidt.