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CHERIFF'S SALE.
- BY virtue of Il Writ OF Levarl Facias,
10 me directed, will be exposed 10 Pubiic
sale. al The GILPIN HOUSE, kept by
George Whitfield, in the city of New Cas-
lie, In the Hundred and County OF New
Castle. and State of Delaware, on
MONDAY,
THE sth DAY OF JULY, A. d., 1873
At o'clock. n. M, the lollOWlnB ue-
scribed Real Estate, viz:
All that Plantation and tract OF lahu
situated in New Castle hundred, county
of New Castle and state OF Delaware. on
what was formerly the New Castle and
Frenchtown Turnpike road, bounced by
| the said Turnpike road by lands OF Geo.
| n. Rutuey, VIM. H. Reynolds, heirs OF
stephen Riddle deceased, ana others, anu
| living ON both sides of the Delaware Kali
| II ad. containing about one red ana
| twenty five acres. as butted and bounded
| and marked On the plot recorded al New
| Castle, called "Cum berland Farm" Also
ali that certain lot of Woodland adjoining
| The above, and further bounded by lands
| of VIM. III Reynolds, htiis OF VIM; Il.
silver. deceased, and others, containing
five acres of land, m ore or less, win a
two.story frame House, and frame Barn
and tIranary thereon erected.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of William silver, and ELIZA
Jane, his wife, and George b. King, and
Elizabeth b.. his vile, I. l.; ana 10 be solu
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff
Sherif's Office, New Castle, June l9th
| A. D.. 1873. 'eze-o'a"ts
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Yellow Sulphur Springs,
Montgomery County, Va.

The most elevated and coolest resort in
the state will be opened the lst of June
under an entire new management. The
elite of Baltimore, New Orleans and other
cities expected. The beauty of this place
and its widely known medicinal and cura-
tive powers ensure health, pleasure and
happiness, and are consequently always
we'll pdtroniZed. Every rational desire
and amusement to be had here, which, to-
gether with The following extremely low
rates for strictly BrSs-ctdsS table, offers ia
ducements unsurpassed
Terms per day. 90
Ier Weeh. ..s'...... .....................lZ5 30
-Four weeks. .......................4 40 0O
Passengers leave the cars at Christians
burg, 80 miles west OF Lynchburg, without
change of cars from Baltimore, 13 hours
from Baltimore. Leave Baltimore at s. Is
+. M, get TO Springs for Breakfast; or
leave at 445 A. NJ. and reach Springs for
supper same day.
RICHARD CONTEE.
A. u WHITE, Manager. je26-2w
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REGISTER'S ORbpn
Registers Or,Ier
New cds K,E,alsrER's . ,., OFFICE.

~. =, county, June is-s
:, Upon the application OF Pa,ric,, n,ai
lisn Adinl istrator OF Mary Crn,.J Crum
~ wilmington Hundred, in sain 'nhilsh late
ueceaseu, IL Is ordered sn1 any l50unty
oy the register that the AJm,, ,a directed
aforesaid give notice of tho ',a,iIIlilslralor
Leuters OF Administration unon nsi,aahIlhg Of
oi the deceased, with the daia don she Estate
lhereoi, BY causing advertiSerr9o, o,', VI granting
81 wIlhin Iorty days from the dats 'p9e n9 post
iTeo,ers, IN SIX ofthe most public pIecoal ol ,ael
county OF New Castle, reoutriPmsa iPraceS eS ofths
SONS having demands against thss al PEI.
ITesent the same, Or abide bv an any oos es'ale h
sehlply IN such case made and ,re..,i ~ vi Az
Anu also cause the same IN m t,iuel-
Wltnln the same period In The an'sefld
oAAETrE newspaper published IN ,'iTsloa Tllota
Inlngton, and TO be continued ,bard,. III WI.
weeks, (e. o.. d. 'nefein lhree
(c~) Given under the hand onas
Il. >. OF office of the Register aforost unr sea ta
at New Castle in New CaSie Ca,GieSsA "a
Aforesaid the day and year abovs "Sr,e ,r0o 70,
s. Z. BIGGS, Register.
-. NOTICE.
All persons having claims agoInst ,h.,
tate OF the deceased, must present ie aug Is.
uuly attested, TO the Administra,nrr r "a salle
DeIore June 4th, 1879, or abide the Vn W, W
Assembly in such case made md Tue mso,II AZ O
PATRICK ], CRUMliSHf" liiSf""'
a ddr.ss v,,, AdministralOr
Je6-3weod.%
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The terrible accident which occurred
on Saturday night near Claymont will
admonish people ofthe danger that always
attends fast trains. 1t is fortunate and
almost miraculous that there was no loss
of life among the passengers. The uni
form good management of the road has
made it comparatively free from acci-
dents; and only on such unforeseen oc-
casions can they occur. There is, how.
ever, an idea ahoat that this accident re-
suited entirely from the high rate of
speed.
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A CARD.
To the Voters of New Castle Co

GENTLEMEN -
AsIhave been informed by the pub
lished Official statement of the Chairman
ofthe Democratic County Meeting. that in
accordance with the rules Of our time hon.
ored party, | have received a majority OF
your suffrlges, and have been nominated
for the Office OF sheriff OF New Castle
County, / desire to return you my sincere
thanks for the honor you have conferred
| upon me; and 10 p edge to the people oi
| the county, that shsuld they make me
| their executive officer, by giving me a
majority of their votes for Sheriff, al the
| General Election in November, / will
conduct the business of the office to tht
| best OF my ability, and in the most salts
factory and impartial manner.
| 10 my opponents in the laie nomination
! I am deeply sensible for their protiered
sufirages. and to the Democratic voter,
generally a.d to all who participated IL
| the election by which each was b]und tC
support the nominee, feel deeply CRATE
| lul and return my especial THANKS.
Very Respectfully,
JOHN PYLE.
Christiana HID, June 25, 1873.
| je26-2wd&w.
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BULLS COUGH SYRUP

BULLS III COUGH y IS SYRUR Y r r.
z. JAMES BELT,
Cor. Sixth and Market Sts.
H. H. II Horse Liniment.
A fresh stock received, and for sale by
u. JAMES BELT,
Cor. Sixth and Market SITS.
Majors Centennial Cement.
For mending broken China, Marble or
' 4. JAMES BELT.
Cor. Sixth and Market Sts.
Wire Hair Brushes,
Very superior TO bristle brushes they
impart a cooling and refreshing sensation
to the scalp. For sale by
Cor. Sixth and Market Sts.
Leibig's Extract of Meat,
In Xlb., X ib., n Id. and 10. Jars, is sold
"'-O'>D''-S '''' q JAMES BELT,
Cor. Sixth and Market streets.
Palmer's Dandelion Coffee,
Is not only less injurious than real cof
fee, but is considered by those who have
used II TO have positive remedial effects.
A fresh supplyjust received. sold whole
sale and retail. by u. lanes BELT,
Cor. Sixth and Market streets.
Hubball's Prepared Wheat.
This popular article of children's food
may be had fresh, of
u. JAMES BELT,
Cor. Sixth aud Market streets.
| Chlorate of Potassium.
One barrel just received, and sold whole
| sale and retail, by u. JAMES BELT,
Cor. Sixth and Market streets.
Nursing Bottles and Fittings,
In great variety. For sale by
| FLAMES BELT,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist
| Corner Sixth and Market Streets
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ELIZA PINKsToN's STORY ALL A Con-
cocrED LIE OVER THE.DIsCovERY OF
WHICH JOIN SHERMAN LAUGHED HI
LARIoUsLY.-John Sherman is the great
lawyer of the Hayes administration and
the engineer Of the great Fraud by which
the Presidency was stolen. The New
York Herald, has obtained the facts by
sworn testimony proving that the horrible
story put upon the country by Eliza
Pinkston and circulated from one end OF
it to the other, by the Radical Press to eff
feet the elections and disparage the
Southern people was all cooked up lie
and that John Sherman, upon its being
shown to be "A lie, and that Eliza Pinkstol
had been paid $500 to proclaim the de
ception, laughed 'hilariously." John i
an honorable man, and great lawyer
He ran the business of the nation int,
bankruptcy, through the sulreptitiou
passage of the bill through the Senat
demonetizing silver coin, and til,
assumption to pay all the bonds il
gold. How much he was paid for thi
piece of knavery no one knows. But IL
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WE found it difficult on Saturday to
furnish enough GAzETTEs. Although
the edition was very large it run out be-
fore the demand was near supplied. We
hope we shall endeavor to meet the de-
mand by extra efforts and improved
machinery soon.
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The Coroner ship.
To The Voters Of New Castle Co

GENTLEMEN -
Having been nominated through the
regular mode established by the Demo
cratic Party. as a candidate fOt Coroner of
New Castle County, / desire TO return my
sincere thanks to my fellow Democrats,
and all who voted for me, and to request
their suffrages again IN November. / am
the more deeply sensible o. the obligati on
l am under for this honor, since ther e
worthy as myself, and quite as much en-
tiIled TO your favor Ii 1 am elected in
November can only pledge my word ta
the people that will conduct the Office IL
| the most economical way and to the has
| interest OF the voters of all parties,
| Respectfully. JACOB BUTZ.
| Wilmington, June 81, le78.-2w
The daily gazette., 1878-07-01

The Baltimore Gazette has got into a
splendid new building. Its eloquent re-
cltal oflts career from 1861 to 1865 brings
to our mind occurrences in our own his
tory that we would be glad to forget.
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JULY L. 1878.

The Philadelphia Times prophesies
better times not far in the future. We
hope the Times will hasten the better
times it speaks OF.
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VNAUGHANNOCK HOUSE.
i Terms, 81 10 80 per week. Send for
Circular. Best Philadelphia and New
pleton's guide. p. II. THOMPSON,
T2ughannock salls,
jel7-2Xm Tompkins Co, Ny,
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RARGAINS! BARGAlMI
AT
Thomas Nj. w lei -,

4 lbs. corn starch for I'd
2lbs New York Plums ior 16 cts. a
Canned Salmon Lobster, onions,
Gross & Blackwell's quart oiiiH 10 cts. bOt1 /
bottles
Best Olives, 10 els, BOY
Sweet Oil, abs for y n
Trenton soda cracKeis' ~
3 lbs. Cheese, -
3 lbs. Raisins, ~
8 lbs. Dried Apples, ~
cans corn, s.J
3 cans tomatoes, l5cts.
Wtnslow's Corn, ~
| s lbs. Oat meal, ~
Nic-nacs, tho sick, W.
piepash BIZ pPaaches' sd
Q cans table peaches, ~
Wash boards, h1
Buckets, palying Powder hoI
ifS 'n0 i 5, 70, and Snd % 8 Staii cents ssPef Pc
And our Flour at ., 4 anu eonr, si.''
can't be excelled . our ar cSst SesS be beat:s
next, 81. 90; next, S5;30Vifas S5;3Vi 9a IN. WlEks:,
'' THoNAlSso 1909 81 Market y
ie3-dtf
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d DooFING | ROOFING

ID OOr lN0 hOOF1NG
COMBINED VANILLA F1RRE
FELT a. ND BURLAP ROOFING
PATENTED.
Vanilla Fibre and Felt intarIo,d NTH
Burlap, Woven of Jute and hemp, express.
ly ior the pnrposei making
Strong and COmDact RooGnp.
almost Impossible to break or tear, and
suinclently elastic for all shrlnkage Much
better than cheap Tin and equal TO The
best, and at much less cost, adapted tt
steep or fiat. Also
Plastic and Gravel Roofing.
done In the best manner. Old roofs renew,
ed, recoated, patched, or whatever seems
needed: TIN roofs painted with Asbestos
ground In on, the ne. plus-ultra of Paints
tOr metal roofs.
Office at Samuel Hanna h Co.'S Hard
ware store l26 Market street.
MARIE ROBT. ATK INSON
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Young Fremont is to be his fathers
secretary in Arizona.
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The 5ailg Gazette.
p. JOHNSON, Ep1roR ana PRoPR RIEroR

THE DAILY GAZETTE Is published every
afternoon (sunday excepted,) at 4l6 Market
street, and served by carriers To subscribers
in all sarts of the city and surrounding
towns and villages, for six cents week,
payable weekly. Yearly subscribers, SO in
advance.
THE DELAWARE GAZETTE, established
n 1884, is the largest and most fiourishine
weekly paper in the State. and has a larger
circulation t1an any other on the Peninsula,
Published every Thursdayafternoon, at ~
per year. in advance.
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No, II6 ShipIey street.

kBELOW SECOND d
Having completed our arrangene,IEs ~: y
the Introduction of Raneys fa.ei' ,,,,rsn. 1s
oven, with a capacity OF turning ou. Cuaoso,s ,n
ty barrels of fonr per day lhto .LS.td .LS atd y
biscuits and Cakes, and through ile ,a,.s siuS
eight Thousand dollars worth oil lhe IaTlr l1
improved polished machinery y,so, o 1Tfk smaks
this mammoth oven, where hel.he, hs.' ',r rbIa
dust nor gas enters baking challuei 'ls.nis,l rI
baking. 1t being drawn OIL by n,eVCor ,es SanVs.
appliances, we CONSIDER oufse,,S' s,misfI
tent to compete with any oliie, ,,'ni,6 sI %
establishment in this country i,l 10 laI,y agsrsry
stores, Hotels, Pic-nics. failiesU AZ
kind and Ship stores at as lon 'Io,ng lbs
they can be gotten up for, cohslue,'STs md
quality of the goods. We hereTiIhn crew. arsO ,s
m crate a few of the articles "n'N
the best quality: oi Me
Nic-nac crackers by the barrel iosl
Family, 6lOSl
Soda round ana square, lOtOlNi
Assorted cakes, ia
Ginger nuts, slJ
| Ginger cakes, large 100 lor M I'D
Plain candy in quantity per io' Mtos5j
| L,na % - " -,u al
our salesman and wagons VIII Srs and II
the stores In the city and stay 'pann,y @
stores in the adjacent states oar W and d
vania. Maryland and new norssns or.a 10 gOcl
licit the patronage OF al. pedi'to pod to patrOnlIl
standing who will be pledSsgNit 4 co,
our establishment. ID. hEMket ~ MMsrket street
mav25-3meod. IL N-1
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NOTICES..
New Star loan.

Persons wishing 10 go in star Loan AS
ISOLATION, No. 2, will please give their
names, (if not having already done SOL 10
Mr. p. Plunkett, 3rd and Market streets,
(gnd floor), or to the undersigned, stating
the number of shares they wish 10 take.
The meeting TO organize will be held In
the room In the Telegraph Building, 3rd
and Market streets, on the second Thurs
day, the 18th of July next. at ~ O'Clock,
=. NJ. JNO. f. MILLER,
Secretary star l. )an.
Members of the old association can ret
their securities and have their advance
money returned by calling upon Mr.. +.
Plunkett as abave. Je2s-3t
n OTICE.-THE AID LOAN ASSO-
CITATION now offers n new series OF
shares for sale. Call day or evening on
je26-lm CT o. G. MARlS, Secty.
n OTICE-Any persons having small
IN property they would like to exchange
Tor a business that will pay well can do so
by applying TO
EVANS PENNINGTON,
Eighth a Market SITS.
je26-6t. Wilmington. Del.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-01-05

SUITE fur bte Tarmer, beren
Grnte BON BEN 6euf4re6en aud Sprtses
S1br aerftDrt purbe, tptrb BON Der nd6fen
ee9tslatur ertpartet, urb an ber &eprdfen<
tdrttett Der Serl6iebenen betrpfenen 2dn<
oestbetle tit es, bic nOtbtsen gOrterettur>
gen gu trefen. Der &eprdiettart fir
SrOipn Counts 9err s. Brandt, BAT Be-
retts DOR eintser .3ett bic Deri6tebenen
SOwn Glerfs aufsefOrbert, in gerbtnbuns
nit ben SuperpilOrs, Elm ger3et6ntB ber>
jentsen Sarmer einsuretden, wel6e, in
SOlse Der 5eul6redenpldse, auber Stanb
seiest ieten, fi4 auf eisnen Grebtt bin,
Sdamenmcisen fir nd6fes Srlbiabr su bee
l6dfen. Son elmer @n;abl Spwns finn
nun ip14e gerset6ntfe einsetrpTen, uni
rper ni6t gu fpdt fOntnteu min, mGse feline
Ginsabe Bel .3eiten MAIDEN. Gafelbe sibi
au6 fur snbere 9anbestbeile.
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NariIer aus1teauna. 0as DON

Nariicr Ausftellune. 0as BON Der
btefi9en 9anbel8fantmer etn9eieste CONT
mittee fir Sertretuns MtnnelptaS auf Der
9driler Austequn9 ppn 1878, belt pprt>
gen Samitd9 cine Sttun9, IN wel6er 6err
@iQiu5 ais Gpriiter bert6tete, bab er ii6
nit BEN peri6iebenen Gtlenbabnen be5
Stddtes in Gprrelppnpen3 9eiett babe, unb
Die metlten bereit5 lore SereitwiQt9feit unp
Mttwtrfun9 Su9eii6ert bitten. Sn Spl9e
Der &prtelun9en be5 Committees BAT aud,
Der 8purb Of Srabe opn MinneappltS Gpr>
berettun9en Su elmer 9enteitl6dftli6en Be
r1tbun9 Der einSuleitenben S6rittc in bic
fer Nn9elc9enbett 9etrpfen nnp wurpe
Ntttpnb Der 2te S1nudr 1873 5u ether
peretnt9ten Committee Stsung int 2pfa1e
Der bieiisen @anbeGSfammer fef9eiebt.
Nd6 elmer d1semetnen Selprc6un9 beS
0e9enftatbe5 purbe tel4lp6en, Elm Gireu>
lar an bic Sirnter, pe16e ii6 an Der Stus>
itelun9 betbeilt9en mD6ten, SIT erlafen,
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Stadt 1t, 9and.
&atbpEicbe Nerficberum0s=
@eicuibaft.

NlS Sermin sum @nidlub Ypn 9pz
fall unteritiiBun9S@S ereinen mar be-
fanntlt6 Der NeajabrSta9 ypn 1873,
Mttta9 swElf ubr, pur6 bic Gpnftiz
tuition feltseiebt, Nttn baben it6 rurd,
MISUNDERSTANDING ptellnteritiiBunssz
Seretnc Der peutlden fatbplti6en Sc
meinpen in fpl9enpen Srt19aften am
9el6lpnen ndmlt6:
Cf<=@inucapulis, Sbafupes,
@cit<@ imneapolis, Hem ltEn,
9aHimgs, ct. Seter,
@inoua, Mabalbau,
Der Sefret1r urlp Der S6aBmeiter
baben tbre 8pnps seteat,
Die ct tie lung
per Otrectpren fnpet am
n%dditen 9irnitas BEN 3. Sanuar
III ct. paul itatt.
Der Grunp 1T NUN 9elest unp i'm
Snterei1e Der beutiden &atbpltfen an
YldBen, no mod fetn Inter
eretn beitebt lte9t IS nun,
pbne Sersu9 eit1en Serett su 9riinpen
unp fi6 ebenfau5 ansui6lteben.
Gtntra6t madt itarf!
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Serun9lldt-Dber ermprbet.
Sn @~inneapplts wurbe AM pprisen Gten>
flag Mor9en an Observation-Disclosures Der err
fen Straee bic 2et6e eines Ndnnes eefuns
Zen, wel6e ais bic BON Mltbers SleIpnStS~
rDlb, etnes Nn9efteGten an Der Canada @d>
ctfcbdbn, ~recp9nD5cirt ipurbe, nit etner@e~
lAwulf an Der ltrfen Sette bes &ppfes +;
Der Inndbnte ette8 MDrbe5 febt aber bic
Sbdtla6e ent9e9en. bdb etne Sumrte
@elb int Setrase ppn 1869 unb eine Npte
BON 5000 lit fetnem 8efts 9efunben wurbe,
70 mic, bdb ntrsenbs Spuren ir9enb eines
&1mpfe5 pprbanben wdren. M%nberntbetls
entoedte man, pdb it4 Stetne BON Der
8dnb beS Sunnel5 ab9eGDit batten unb
berurtersefaaen pdren, 10 ba6 bic 9lnlidt
Salt sewtnnt, es iet Der Mann bur6 etnen
l1nslud5faa umsefpmmen. Die SurY CAB
BEN Babripru3 al, baB Stsrplb pur6 Ell
men Salas duf bic S4ldfe BON u%nbefann<
ter 6anb setDptet wurbe. Spdter purbe
seutelbet, bdB man bod gerba6t auf einen
Mprb tdte.
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S@eGqueGen in BEN 81dd Stills.
9lu8 Seabwppb miro sentelpet: Maipr
Gpnfli1s urb 8m. Baldwin febrten pprtse
@p6e son BEN neuentbedten Selque1en au>
ri6. sic 1asen: Die Suelen ieien I'M
89pmtns Serrttprtum, in Der Ndbe bes
Gbenenne &iper, selesen unb spei
Suelen fir's Grite entbedt wurben, Don
benen ie @rpben saten &pbS1s mttse,
bra6t bdben. Ods Del fteBt in ether
@ense BON unsefdbr 2 Sd7ern per Sag.
gerl6tebene Seute baben beretts I%psendnnte
9quatter Claims beraussenpmmen an
Srt unb @teGe. SEER Baldwin, Be,
Grfabrunsen in Der SennlplSanta Se1re.
stpn ma6te, erfldrt, bas ret4ere @nsei6er
fur srpee Sel>9aser, ais er lie iemals se.
leten Bat, bort su inben ieten.
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Tempprdre Mnletbe.

0ur9 etnen GrldB Der @eieBgebung, &C.
nebmt9t AM 5. MIrS 1877, wurbe Der
StaatSl6asntetiter ansewtelen, tenpprdr
bic Suntme BON 1880 su bpreen, bd
dber Bios $4,000 fir bic Mnl6dfune
BON Staatfrl9ten fir 6eul6redenbtftrifte
nDtbi9 paren, 70 wurbe cine @nletbe Su
btelem 8etra9e bur6 bic Grte Nattpna1<
Sdnf Dpn ct, 9aul bdbur6 negpctrt, bdB
bteie Sdnf $4,000 Der a~nsefeaten @dr~
rants bebtelt, bic Mer6ants Ndttpnal
Sanf $4,000 unp bic @erntdn @n1ertcau
8anf ben &eft ocn $4,000 su bent feitse,
lebten 3tnSfube BON s prp5ent nabm.
Der 9e9enwdrti9e 3uitaab bes Nlsentet=
men (SfeSune) SDrb5 pirb es unmD9lt6
MAIDEN, bteie tempprdre Sn1eibe aus benz
semDbnGt6en, bur4 SteuerSablunsen En-
baltenen Gtnfinften su be3ablen, unb b1
es wa6rl6einlt6 wteber nGtbte werben
ptrb, Saatfri4te fur etntse bur@ bic
6eul6reden Serbeerte Counties 5u te<
19afen, 70 mp4te t9 a6tunssppd spr<
f6la9en, bdB bic @eiebsebuns bic .3ped>
mdbtsfett Der Sunbtruns bieler unb elmer
etpa in Nusli6t tebenpen S4ulb bur6
bic &u5sabe BON fur;en fe65prp3enttsen
8onts in seratbuns siebe, wobur6 wents>
items spet SrOient i3tnien jdbrli6 er1rart
wirben.
Cine &nletbe ppn 100000 wiirbe unie>
re sesenwdrttse Staatsi6ulb BON $4OO,
600 III @trflt6feit nt6t erbDben, bd Der
S%iGsunsSfOnb berett iein wirb, weitere
100000 Der Staat8anletbe BON 1868 ant
l. Suit 1878 ein3ulOlen.
9rdmten f~urer1e9te @61fe.
Die @rdmter. tpel6e aus Der 9taatsfaIe
fur erleste @D1fe a~usbeSab1t tpurben, Be-
trusen pdbrenb beS SabreS S., 264.OO unb
pertbetlen ii6 auf 43 Counties.
@enn es beabii6ttst III, baS barduf Be-
susli&e @eies in 8%irfiamfett gu lafen, 70
mD6te i'd auf cine @enberuns in Der @rt
unb @etle prinsen, tn tpel6er bic @nfet>
iunsen aussefeat perpen unb mel6e nit
bent Spitem b%armDntren 1ptte, bas bic
Saiiiruns aaer Scrberunsen sesen ben
Staat bur4 bic Office bes Staatsaubitprs
dnprbnet, anitatt County : @ubitoren III
dutortitren, &nwetiunsen Direct auf ben
Stadtsf6asmeiter aus3ufeGen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-01-05


%. Deg. 1877. !
yteber @anberer!
Gpr &1em elm suteS neues Sabr! @enn
etn Sefatnter ieBt bterber fpmmt, 70 fnbet
er etnen 9rpben llnterl6ieb Bier felt le6s
Wpfen. Das Stdbt6en 1T an Spnntaeen
urb Seftta9en sesen friiber 70 rubts, baB
man ffaurert ntub fetn 9drnt, fetn Gr,eB,
feline 8al9ereter ntebr. Itnb nod mebr,
wte 1T elmer frlberenEG or~relppnbens beretts
ansepeutet, BAT e6ule unb &tr6en6pr err
taunlt6e SOrtl6rittefsema6t. DteS4ale
ftnber, IbefOnbersEbiel @db6en, BON benen
es friber INNER bteB: Die &tnber baben
gar fetn muiifa1t16es 0ebGr, feline Nnlaae,
feline euft gum Stnsen, itnsen iest bic f6Ge
men @etbna6t8lteber 70 trefFt6, 70 ertaue
lid, jdIetn sanse8 6p6an1t nit ben STE
fpDniprten, bab man es nt6t ~slaubet fpqte,
pte ie biee in 81 @pGcn erlernen fDnn-
ten. Der sertti9te &tr9en9pr, metit neue
Singer, flbrten in Der Gbrt1na6t unb ant
SdseEwet reue. 1atetnti6e Mefen tabeaDs
auf ia iOsarEein bretfd6 beieBtes Guar
tett lieb fi6 ant 26. Gesentber @benbS Bel Ell
nem Stdnb6enIppr benz @farrbaule bDren,
bab man gar ntdt dblten fpnnte, wpber ale
btele Nuiifsfpmmen ipGte. Tent Offer Der
Su9enb unb 4berGG6atfrdft heS 2ebrers,
6rn. Matbtas Sautses 1T bteB @les gu
%Serbdnfen, &u6 bic S9ule ma6t quite
Sprtl6ritte, Epd bic srDberen &naben in
ether unabbGnsisen @riDatl6ule in BEN
bDberens S6ulse9enftdnben etsen8 urterr
ridtetItperben.-9d bic Genetnbe nG6itens
wirp5tneprrprtrt perben ipG, unb nt6t
Dtele S6ulben mebr auf berielben laiten,
70 tpfe t6, bab int neuen Sabre SQeS piel
beFer 9ebenT ptrb, penn audi Der fpflptelt9e
GpnSert leer ftebt. G5 wirb l6pn cine .3ett
fpntme1t, 100 .bds @ebdube SIT 9uten 3weden
MISUNDERSTANDING werben, etpd SIT elmer
8Ddrbin9l6ulc, bd Ytele &tnber ielbit int
Spmmcr nidt lei6t bterber 1T bic S6ule
f"putn1en fDnnen, 9as G6ritfinbletn BE-
forge fir Inns, pd mir retter mod bebitr~
fen, Mutb unb Gtnt9fett, um mas mir cs
ber,li6 bitten fppllen. P. NJ.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-01-05

BON them 9 6wtnbe1, weldent
Sarmer dls9eiett itnb, bert6tet bic @pit
aus New lllm: Gin Mann fpntmt III Ell
nem Sarmer unb fniipft NIT bemIelben
ltnterbdnp1un9en pe9en Nnfaufs 1etner
Sarm an. Na6pem fie int 9tasemeinen
baubetseint9 sewprben, winf6t Ser GrRere
np6malise germefuns Der Sarm, erbietet
ii6 jebp6, bic bebfalf9en &Of item nit
$500 gu beitreiten. Der bur6 cine 6pbe
&aufiumnte in @usfi6t s1idli6e 6armer
fol- bic germeduns belprsen unb erbd1t ppn
bonn an9eblt6en 8dufer Elm 500 Sta gum
@e6leln. Nd6bem 2esterer $500 Der
a%usbefcmmen, e%ntferrt er ii6, UNI ME mic
ber gu fpntmen unb bann wtrb bic Gntr
beduns sema6t, baB bas 800 gtG Elm ful,
f6es 9epeien 1T.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-01-05

Nu6 in &ebwppb sails muir
ben int Sdufe be5 oer9an9enen Sab
res, namentlt6 lit ben lebten Mpnaten te<
beutenbe @elAdfte perridtet. 0te1 Sc
1anmtsab1 Der auf benz lesten 2dnbamt
1877 9ema6ten Gintrdse paren 1.O96 unb
baS @elummtareal pes auf bic per16tete>
men Grwerbstitel in Seits sehpmmenen
9anbes betrdst ni6t went9er ais 1885
@der. NuS bteler 1ebbdften Na6frase na6
Dfentli6en5. 2dnbereten fam man auf BEN
l1mf1n9 Der ~Ginwanberun9 f6lteber, bic
nsuerbtn9s nah bent pbert Mtnne1pta
9bat it0tt fdnb.