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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-04-07

Tvs AMnpR RItER.--Nr. Collins. the
American Cousul at the Amor river, recent
~ obtained pei mission 81 tie Russian CIV
eminent 70 explore IL, and he has sent 10 the
Government al Washington the result Of his
observations.
MIR. Collins states that We whole Of this
river, Tor a distance Of two thousand six
hundred miles, j. susceptible of steam nayi-
CATION, and the country drained by the
Amoor has population Of about five millions.
There are already four vessels trading from
san Francisco TO the Amour. twa fran Bos-
ton. aud two from Hong Kpng-ihe latter
being owned by American houses. TIE Ras-
sian government Is rapidly extending is
domimons IN The Amaor country. ard The last
year two iron sieamrrs, bull, IN Philadelphia
fpr the Russians. were stripped rD1nl caps
Horn and put up at the mluth Of the Amair.
Tor the purpose Of trade exploration. Mr..
Collins states that the Rls.lan gnyernm -,
desires that the Am'rican. sholll have all
tile advantages of the great trade ofthi. new
country. and ho!d out ever; inducement Cor
tat purpose.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-04-07
rnr COHESIVE POWER :, PUBLIC PLUMBER

rHE COHESIVE POWER 90 PUBLIC PLUMBER.
Well did Mr.. Calhoun describe the power
which binds the democratic party together.
The leaders get the plumber" and The rank
and file do the voting. We have lately bad
frequent occasion to note the way in which
the plumber goes, and now We have another
case. John Miller. the Postmaster Of Phila-
deIphia a Drawing I.ocofoco. has been de-
tecied ia demanding the enormous sum Of
s25 .GO0. Tor h.s agency in the purchase of
banking house 10 Philadelphia for post Of.
ice, at the price of $3.50 900. lie actually
received SIS 900 &c his demand. though II
q d not come directly, only Indirectly, out Of
die &. s, Treasury. The failure Of the
Bans OF Pennsylvania having brought this,
as we'll as MANY other Curious things, to
light, Congress appointed a committee 10 in
,estigate the matter, They summoned The
late Postmaster General before them. and he
testified that lie took great care not 70 pay
for the property more than Il was worth he
gave express orders that no commission
should be paid TO any person. Recently.
however, Sir. Miller informed him that after
the purchase was made, the president Of the
bank gave him what he considered himself
entitled 10 !" for services rendered 10 per.
lecting tie sale" The President Of the
Bank testified. that "beIore the payment
was made, and when the Banks necessities
regu red the use 1t the money. some delay
sad dilicults having occurred, he saw Mr.
Miller. Tor the purpose 81 getting his aid 70
close The arrangement. Hr thinks IL proba.
bic some suggestion was then made IN re.
gard IL contingent reenmpense. Alter the
+ Bank Was paid. Mr. Miller called upon him
and s.gn. fred that he would like his compen-
.iti0n liked, and named ss5 400 a. The fee.
! Sir. AiIibune being somewhat surprised BY
+ thi. large demand, said be would consult the
Directors. but paid $4,000 tlien % meet !
pressing necessity urged by Mr. Miller. Sub.
.eaaenily he paid sl5.OD0 more, and there
/ he stopped, Mr.. Miller gracefully submitting
f 10 a small discount Of 1000 on his irst de.
mand."
Aud 80 Uncle Sam, Vie old goose whom
the leader. delight TO pluck, paid s250.ut
Tor property Which the seller willingly dis.
pu.ed ~ Tor 1921, 900 and sworn public
officer posketed the difference, a Tor services
rendered.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-04-07

John Stewart. confhed Cor robhing the
mail, is a thick set. dark compleyioned young
man. and Is or 30 years of age. His term
Of confinment would have expired in June.
RoSt. Saddler, confined for burglary, is
thin-visage,, and has blue eyes. tie has
heretofore served out a term in the Virginia
penitentiary. His trial for burglary had not
yet taken place.
Wesley Mills, imprisoned for stealing
money, was also to be tried at our next
Court. He is large, tall, rawbony man,
with light hair.
Ransom A. Smith. was confined under .
peace warrant. y.
They all made their escape before 10
o'clock on Monday night, and were seen and
spoken to by several Of our town officers about
that hour. but strange to say, they neither
made anv attempt TO arrest the fugltises,
themselves, nor Informed either the jailor or
Sheriff of their escape. until yesterday morn
ing. We do not think that any body who
VIII examine the wall through which the
prisoners effected their escape can attach
any blame either to our worthy Sheriff, Mr..
High or to the jailor, Mr.. Alex. High. for
every thing was doubtless done without the
| least noise.
We are authorized by Mr.. VIM. II. High
10 say that he will give one hundred dollars
reward for the arrest Of the four principal
fugitives. viz: Robt. Morris. John Stuart
Robert Sadler and Wesley Mills; or s2i
each for either one Of them.
Officers are now in pursuit of them, and
some or all Of them will probably be arrested
p. S. Since writing the above, two OF the
fellows, Sader and Smith, have been arrested
and re-committed 10 Jail.
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I.tl trlIygRY


Five prisoners. confined IN the jail Of tbs
cts fnr sarols 0fencrs, made iheir escape
on Moniay night. Mr.. Alex. High. our
jailer, on gon. INTO the cell IN which said
prisoners we're confined On sunday. disfoyef-
ed that they hal been max ng attempts TO
break tliruagh the dnor. and had - much IN
iursd The lock thereof that is immediate re.
pair wa. rendered necessary. o. Monday.
they vers placed in ibs dungeon ior greater
security. which. hoseyer. praSed 20 be less
secure than tte fnsm in sh Oh they were ~
first cnnaa-d. q. Ties effected their escape
therelrom With the utmost ease. apparently.
They escaped in thisM.ss: Having ripped
or Die IL tbs ifun bar. ahich border The nlr-
row winIsu u the cell. Ties used il ~ loas-
enius large sfnap next 20 the window, and
hnall, succeeded il Lifting The stone ent ~
out ani placing i sn The ilor. Tbs made
an Aperture IL tie wall about Is inches 70
he.gii, and VS. 10 ~ inches IN width, aiisr,l.
Ing an opening sufficiently large for iheli
egrss w.thllt Il IL saisg. IL which they were
nj, slss 10 avail themselves. Tie wall Oul
of which tie staas was taken j., We suppose
Al lsast tao feet dick. We give below tht
names of tie prisoners whOhase escaped, The
crimes for saleh ihey were insarsefated, ant
4 brief description 81 each.
Rtjt. Mlrrls, aba was recently e0a1ned
iniat Tor kidnapping negro. anil for othei
minsf sfsaess, issD iHtelligeht, quick spoken
tain yisaxea man his aras have been tat
tssed with anchors. &c. made with blue INK
AID his back is much sfpred from reeen
wa.naiay. He WIS sws.tlng h.siriah
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-04-07
THE RELIGIOUS AWAKENING.

II is stated that a,nut 900 persons have
been hopefully converted IL Cleveland.
Uhiu, wlthin few week, past. GO 10 New
i,edin,,l. sou az 400 in Nr~burvport. 1000
nr 5000 IN Newark and vicinity. Some
chat among the wheat must be expected. but
alter making all due alow ancrs the work IN
the above places. aud inmany "thcr> through.
Out the Union, including New York aud
nrishb ring eiilrs. has been great aud slarl.
Gus. Nor has il yet ceased ar even y minlsh-
rd m mo.t oil lhr places lrnrn which We hear.
While e..ry day new towns ani sl-trict> are
added In the list 81 lhnsr thus highly Ia,nr-
rd. The following raragraph from the Ep>
capal Recorder may b. commended TO all
.ho are aliail IL rcj.iee in the general aWak
rning because III -',nr imprnprIeiIr-
rnou.h there nav BIZ mixed with this
work-as with e,ery great marrmeni deeply
,ilrciiny many minds-.une di,ar,ipis aud
extra, ..ancrs that ae painful and To BE- de-
plore,i. the general te>iimsHy il that these
are the exception. a"t TIE rule. They are
but the iruh and drit upna lhr stefan thar
Indicate III. paw-r with WHICH IL moyr,. la
the mas 81 instances the rel ginV. influence
,.em- IL Come doMn soltIy, Tx thr dew. IN.
crcasing here aud there Ia the iulnr>, nf y
gentle shaver wiiiie an,oRg the Mrlhmli.ls
I course the rush al a summer. gale ac-
cnmpaelc. the ram. Bar Il, a. appear, 10 b.
The case. the HIS S,,rt i indeed poured
.pr Il, under h. ini ,rnce. the power. ~
the world To- cnmr are rral,zcd. "a rna, re-
Antics take strung ,,"ld np,u meas mi,,I-.
aud The affections 1T mnluIu.le. are kx,al up
.n the Savlnur aud tie thing, above; II q
new ifc j, lived AID loiI,er unjrct. are pr
sued. wi.ai are lr@ dis t,le.s IN rohpari.
snn " it'll such blessing
lJ,araai " Commerce.
The revival Ia. spread from Nes Hanp
shire u Missouri. II ), sad llat 5000 PER.
.on> ha.. j"nrd ,ar,ons charhrs ~ NV
Yok CT, alone. aud the aurl,l ,nee "n
PRAYER aud preaching !, sIli ~ the lncrcasr.
The spirit nf il,r A.- Ia, the Inii"~lns 90
regard 10 revival, ~ thu STATE:
ia / hail tie the cnur he Ii ,c been enjoy.
ing a gracious ,r,I,al lr se,rr week, aud
ihr gund aok i. It'll progressing.
III :. ilminsian. the Mrthmlist caurche< m
der the pastoral care Of Rev. d.. Drrm, aud
Rev. ! l. Man; aLi the Bsrt-i rharcn,
X '. Nj. Priih ri. past z: AID thr Plr-bs
{. rian chuIca. ave al rnj"sns the gratina-
,i.nat,ons ut the re,Ia, .pIri. ahd man,
spnls are eantr,ied.
IL Raleigh ia !. PRAYER me t'nss are hsI'l
alirInai.l, - The prr>b lriIan. BariI.l au,
nrih,a, Il cIUIthc.. The Lou.r, are filled
e,rrl d.,. aud nsep ,oisn,n'iy aud mai kr,
lnirIrst d etlnrSd.
H. Fayrlte.,lr. We learn from the Presb,
terrain, "a union p'ay,r IA et.ng = hrid d. !,
b, the MrtaotlisI ana PIE btlrridn con!rrsa.
iIons. The srN ices az. held 90 each Church
alirInalrl,. With gOud attendance AID ine,ea,'
ipg interest,"
la Newbern. also. similar meetings az,
ield daily.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-04-07

Un.on, without further action by Congress.
Friday. April 2.--Ia The Senate. Nh, Green NOV.
al Ina, the House amendment 10 the Kansas bill
he disagreed to. The mutton WIS deb,ted by Messra'
Bigler, Douglas and Pugh The litter made an able
legal urgumenl. assigning reasons why be should
change his soie and oppose the House amendments
Mr.. Green's amendment was put aud carried yeas 80,
nays %. An Intellectual attempt was made by Mr..
Douglas TO take up the Minnesota BILL The Senate
aljpurnel 70 Monday.
Ii the II use, the day was consumed by debate on
the Def ianey bill, The action OF the Senate relative
10 the Kansas hill had no. been communicated 70 the
House a. It's adjournment. The House adjourned 70
Monday.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-04-07

ATLANTIC & N. T.. RaILHoaD.--The Wink
IN Ihi- road progresses rspidls, aud should
uoihlng happrn. the cars will sun th,"ugh
irem ,;.ldsbo, oayh 10 this llarba seinei,,ne
~ Ma.
(. ". understand that NJ. Washington will
make the conneri,.n ~ GnId-hornnsh ~
week eria. The LAYING 81 ne ifatk "a
Gov. Mnr hrad'se n,rsei MAS completed a~t
.r,k. NJ. Mad has vet abnui right miles.
Which Will complete the whoe lirr.
Beanjo'i journal
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-04-07

In consequence Of irdsposiii,n. We failed Il notice
last week map Of the Common School Districts IN
Union capp,y with copy Of wIish We were f,s"rei
by our friends Mes>rs. Ho'dea & Wilson, 81 the RAJ
leigh Standard. We were strnk with the extreme
nraines. oil the jel link equal. Il mol superior
10 any ti,er.pess ptni NJ We have ever seen.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-04-07

Tng lIran fxPgpIrnS "A letter tram Col.
Johnston. dat, d Camp Scott. Jan. 20. speaking
Of the Mormuns, SAYS:
"My information respecting their conduct
is. that their t,oops are organized 70 resist
the establishment Of Territorial government
by the United States and ~ iuItheiance Vt
tlat object. they have erected MARKS VI DC.
fence IN the mountain passes and near salt
lake city. Knowing how repus nant u would
be 10 the policy OF interest u the govern
ment To do anv act that would Iorce these
prople into unpleasant relations with the
federal government. would. IN coniormiiy
with views also ol the tnmmant;ag general.
on all proper occasions have manifested ~
ms intercourse with them spirit 81 cOncil-
iatInn but do not believe that such csnsi-
Iteration fnr them would be property appre-
ciated now, or rather would be wrongly IN
ierpreicd aud in view Of the treasunabie
temper and feeling now pervading the lead.
ers and greater portion Of the Mormons.
think that neither the honm nor disn.i, 81
the government will allow 81 the slightest
concession being made Co shem. They should
be made 10 submit To the constitutional aud
legal demands OF The government uncontll-
t.onally- adjustment Of existing Il hcui-
ties an any other basis would be nugators.
The threats tooppose the march oi the tronps
in the spring will not have the slightest in
iiuence IN delaying IL and u they desire 10
JON issue. believe IL is for the interest nf
the government that they should have the
opportunity.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-04-07

TIE Timr.' Vienna correspondent SAYS
ihai II. Petersburg sdsicr- rni il bs,"ni
.ian BIT that The ''hmesr have commenced ha..
iiliiivs again.r The Rp..ian.. TIE ia. az
tdmirai y understood 10 ha,r rep"rirt. IL
dispatch. thai ti,r advance pn.i. Tow r,l. The
m.aih u The Amn,r. had brrn .iiatkrd b, the
Chine.r 20 suddenly. aud viii .ach lrce.
iiai The ka..,a,s had 60 retreat iluiy leaspes
% The river The Chinese iherrulnn dss
iratt,l tie RSs.iAn .eiilrment.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-04-07

We are Indebted To our. Sennor the Hon. David >.
Reil. for copies of the Paten, 0ic Reports for the
year 1885,
Mr.. R,il has heen confacl al Richmond, Va. two
or three mn,hs by severe inlsposon, hut we arc
graid 10 learn th,t he has lar recovered as 10 be
able 10 return q hi, h,me !, Rockingham county and
!, is hoped that b. viii be able to resume his sea,
in the Senate.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-04-07

A PaornsL TO Nrrrn CsarliSns-.
W. RInry. Esq. formerly Of this State new.
Of New iork CITY. proposes to issue a Bic
graphical work accompanied with 100 por-
traits of distinguished men Of Notih.Caro-
lina--to br issued in weekly numbers. eseh
portrait to have fur pages 81 reading matter
-making q Handsome solum. or some 4O0 or
or 500 pages. The price ~ the woIk Tor the
wear. IL hl0 subscribers are obtained, will he
si2 50. Is lOoa. The pree wall be only s6s5
10 each subscribers.
THIS Mork will NOT only be something ems
tirrly new for North Cafolinians. Lat very
beaatiiul and attractive nne. Al VIM desire
10 have their friends represented in IL. should
forward 10 James VI Edney, ESP. dagaer-
rran 'likenrssrs 81 such With biographical
sketches. Those wishing To subscribe 10 ihs
work. should forward thvir names.
We have received from Mr.. Edney 4
photographic representation ii Hickory Nut
Falls in this STATE. Mr.. y. has also had
Autographed representation cf the town ef
Asbeyille, in this State. Thee beautiful
landscapes can be obtained. BY applying TO
Mr. E.. for 81 each, free Of postage.
standard.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-04-07

sssArpa lIaHsosp's srsEoH.--As have
heretofore stated, Mr.. Hamnend's sperrh hs.
excited tpfs general indignation 81 The North.
nd called fmth many bitter retoris 10 The
press aud IL lhg Senate. Perhaps the sever.
est frply "a bic pictures Sf s0gthsrn pros,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-04-07

IL The New Yprk Srnsie, concurrent rssn
luinns have been adopted requesting Nv
Y"fk Representative ~ Congress MI 4.
ypir f"f latilrr -prtia' appropriations - ibs
public lands 20 nrw state, sniII The original
siaiss receive az equitable pr.pprii"n u the
.ad Land. sisp rr.Ulnli1n &c a.itariiun
against the Pacific railr,ad bill to Mr Paelps
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-04-07

The bsnk resumption bill fixing The Ist ef
Nav far rr-nming sprrie payments. b.. pass
Ell bnih h.a.es - the Virgins Legislature
The bill rrqairin, the prr.eni ba,k. .. re.
deem The uoies ~ their besnrhss ~ specie.
aud requiring independent banks 10 e.ishl,sh
an agency in Richmond or BaIiimoss Cor tho
rrdemption ~ notes. was also finally passed,
and takes effect in April, 1859.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-04-07

PRnPnsrp NEw SiarE.-A project has for
some time been entertained Tor the formation
Of a new State nut Of the regt.n which lies
between Lake Superior and Lake Michigan.
This extensive peninsula is now attached
partly to the Jurisdiction Of Michigan aud
partly 10 that of Wisconsin. u Is remote.
however. from the populous portion Of either
State, and i separated by natural barriers
from both.
The Legislature Of Michigan last year
signified their willingness 10 consent 90 the
proposed cession Of their part of the Tertiary.
We find by the Wisconsin papers that s.mi-
lar action il about TO be taken by the Legis-
laiure 81 that state.
There j. material Cor a well-sized and
thriving State ia this region. With ~ ex-
tended coast line on two lakes, IL is admira-
bly, situated for commerce aud fisheries,
while is snil i fertile. well waiered. ard in
parts heavily iimbered. Its rich mines &c
copper have long been famous. Its SIZE will
be about 10000 square mles--an area larger
than that u Maine. and nearly as large as
that 81 New york. It's population BY the
tine is admission can be contaminated will
not fall short II 100000. They propose TO
call u :" Untonagon. 5py J5urHL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-04-07
HtLLsBoR0UGH, N. G.
wednesday, April =. 1855.

~ Rcherson Nichols, Esq, is on authorized
asen, in the county Of Orange, to collect arrearages
due for subscriptions the Recorder aud for adssr-
Using.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-04-07

~ The l66,h session Of Orange Prcshyiery will
commence at Hawffld Church. in alanancr county,
on Thursday the eel instant. q, u O'clock. NJ,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-04-07

A letter from Chin, estimates ihe loss nf
lives by thu bombsrdnent Of t'sntoD Al from
5000 10 10000. Ths bOnbsrdipeai lasted
sbgg. thirty hours
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-04-07
Bricawooa'. Magazine. u March. 70.

Biirkyrsod's MagazinF. g. March. eon.
ian.. g. WHARF u he DO eiri i, d. fnists,p. Cav.
10 r---Par X. ?. z,ntitsr. sid Nv, Month. ~ Ell
tf,irs- Part ~. .. 90. t;an,ci.-Pisi aud Present.
4 ~, irs fr"n Auricni sind. 5. Pool snd Drink. 0.
-uliisan sni cnmteflanL cufisa,is Il hatnral
u sary. aA nv mm wsn. from Nc Ishn Com.
piny - Vi. lain iIu.L
Poai.hel W l.e,aati Scot, A Co. New Yo,k.
Pnce - per snnam. iss any ore u the Reviews or
IIIaekwsl, ~ any iwo ar The Wmks. Ss ior llsck.
uobi AMI the four g,.ess. $40
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-04-07

The celehratiun II The c.mpleii.n d the
track a The a. & Ne. u. II ti.m Nrwhern
81 Gal,i.b rnu.h. as I. s,imii thr running
&c the t-an through. viii came .f 10 New
bern ~ the 29ih 81 April. Exirn.i'r pre-
paratun,s air briug ma,ls. kseben Ua;.n.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-04-07

Easily Rapif AND vrograsLgs New
Odrsn. papers are ba.sIiug ~ large ,ipe
and lu.einB. v sternsinIs" r.cri,cd IN that
eity fr,m Pens,eola, fI"risia. aud raised The
present year 10 The oprp air aud the colpm
bus Sun'' has received some fne Irish Po,
taioes ol this years growth,
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CFLEBRATioN AT NEwBrRN.
/ cORREsPON UENCE.


Newhart, March ed, 1881.
GKxrLKsss: The undersigned Committee
effect arrangements for the Celebration Of
apo nted by the Citizens Of Newbern TO
the Completion Of the Atlantic and North
Carolina Railroad from Ncwbern 10 Golds-
borough, respectfully solicit the presence Of
the Officers and Members Of YOUR Company
at the above Celebration. on Thursday. April
29th, 1858.
Signed by w. @, BayAx, Sen, A. r. JrRxiss, and
,hirly-ninc others, Committee.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-04-07
ll,llsborough, April 8, 1858,
10 ne OFFERS and Msa6as

TO ne UD76eTs ava lHtm6t7s
otte Nevlera Light Isfnfry.
Atameeting Of the Orange Guards" held
this day, it was unanimously resolved to ac-
cept the kind invitation from your Company.
10 be present with you at the celebration o.
the Completion Of the Atlantic aud Mart b
Carolina Rail Road from Newbern to Gnlds-
borough. on Thursday. April a9,h. 1853.
JuHS y. WiLBoS,
Josspn q. EBB,
THOMAS WgBB
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-11-27

Nuf etnem ibm In Warl ellie %Ae9etenen
8onfett bate 81. y. 2eHepS an9etiineiAt
oob pa6 @ert Der urdfte9un9 hes Sltbz
mus . Sues in BRET Mcnaten beginner
>piiroe.
Deutfblanr. - Die preuEiid,en
8prpablen ilnp ouf ben 10. Ncn. unr bic
bel %nittpen Wablen auf ZEN II. anoclett.
Die bsriitmte &eiiercs, Marams Spe
pfeiffec, bat Sor Tur;sm in Mien
bic leBts Neiis nah jener Wslt anastrsttn,
Don welder mir Yiele 8eldlre!bunoen tez
ftBen, obne nab je pur bort sin Nsiitrpey
%surudaefebrt 1T.
Der 98einertra9 in Der 9an;en Shwei;
wirc ouf As Miuipnen 6ranfen berehnet
Waaot allein Babe fit TO- nad Nnrerr
II MtQtpnen neuen Wetn. Dos min
CAPITAL in Nn1prud nebmen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-11-27

sec natlrliden Gborafters uro III jener
ausbiloune idbie, bic mir Grsiebuns nen@
Die 3dbmun9 uno 5eim{14ma@
dung Der Gbiere unb Sic @eraneerursen,
bic pabur1 ibreN atur' i'm @ellauf Der &C.
nerat'onen e~rleicet> 1ino Relultate, cie9let@z
b%epeutenp 1inp nit Der Civilization Der
Wenl9en, unc rer rubt9e 9ebprlome Stier
IL wabri9einli6osn, u%rlpriin9liden Ntno<
Sieb biiei les 2anpes 70 undbnlid> wte Der
en9lilde Gentleman cer @e9enmort benz
roben Baron aus Der 3ett ces &6ntSS
Sobonn. 3mii6en einem junsen unsez
rtttenem Yferp uno einem ;uaerittenen 1T
ebenlo Ter elte unterlhiec> Der Smiiben Ell
nem wilDen fret auf benz 2ance All 9epa9z
ienen Sin9lin9e unp perielten perlon
beitebt, wenn lie purd cauerncen GtnfuB
BET fetnen ST. eQl1aft Der Start berab9e<
timmt pprpen if. Nu5geoebntm 0eoanz
fencpmbinptipnen burfen mir faum Elm
Gbier fir fabt9 balten, unp bod tperben
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taum ein Ding oebe> pei1en CT ni@t tinen
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iultat bet @r3iebuns BET einisen Gbieren>
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bra@t bat in einieen Tduen erbli6 wer<
ben. @o 3ei9t li@ ). 9. bic Terti9teit pe6
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Tpl9e per GrSiebuns if, AUDI bel ben jun
gen. fern Don ibren Gltern uno @erwancz
ten erso9enen 9unpen. Der + lpnpere
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bur9 letn 5erumlaufen III lumpfsem2 ano
anet9nete> 1T aud Der naN Gu9lanr perz
pfansten 3u6t eisen. Die Grbli6teit
oteler 1pecif1den 0~ewpbnbetten ldbt ouf
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ni9t DON ben meal9li9en gu unteriaetper
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-11-27
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