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Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1858-07-01

An entire Chinese regiment, for hav-
ing abandoned an un,enable fort, during
the recent attack on Canton by the French
and English forces, has been sentenced
to wear women's clothes for five years.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1858-07-01

STILL They Come An item of news
from England, states that Queen Victoria
is in a fair way TO add still another TO the
royal family. There is something too
much of this.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1858-07-01

We understand that B. p. Rankin has
been appointed Clerk of the Courts,
for the First Judicial District, in this Ter.
ri,ory, in place of J. w. Paddock, re-
moved.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1858-07-01
Hon. Williamson IL. w. Cobb.

As Chairman Of the Committee on
Public Lands, this gentleman has won for
himself a wide spread reputation for en-
ergy, industry, and a thorough, practical
knowledge of the importan, duties of his
position. Mr.. Cobb is not a snowy man,
da zzling for n moment, by his brilliancy,
AID anon sending forth no light; but as a
constant, unremitting worker, he has few
equals and no superior. 1t is TO be re-
GREETED that such men are more numer-
Gus in the Halls of Congress. They are
truly " the salt of the earth" who by their
quiet, unassuming labors, keep the ma
chinery of government running and In
good order. Corruption which would
otherwise Irvine its Shiny folds around the
very pillars of the Republic, stands re-
buked in their presence, and skulks al
their Gliding, to It's DARK hiding places
| Mr.. Cobb has introduced and succeeded
in having passed through Congress, more
bills of usefulness to the country, thar
any other member. Whilst others have
been ~wrangling and %contending for indl
vidual favor, he, with a watchful eye anC
hopeful heart, has attended TO the genera
interest. We repeat that Mr.. Cobb is al
emphatic and successful worker; and TIT
position which he occupies to-day, befor'
the nation, is a glorious eulogy upon labo
which brings fame out of obscuri'y, AM
success from the midst of difficulty AM
harship. We pay this tribute to Mr.
Cobb because we have known him init
mately and long, and have for him warn
hopes for the future. a.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1858-07-01

The Wyoming Post has again past in
to the hands of its former editor and pro
prletor, ]. w. Dawson.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1858-07-01

The Missouri River which has been
rising rapidly for sometime past, COM
menced to fall yesterday. The River
was higher yesterday noon, than it has
been since the great food of April, 1856.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1858-07-01

The brothers George and d. E. Longs
dorf, Mrs. Jas. Cow, and Miss Frances
Swain, will leave to-day, IN the Steamer
Isabella, for a short visit in the east.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1858-07-01

GREEN PEAs.-Wm. H. Hillyard will
please accept our thanks for a mess of
Green Peas.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1858-07-01

Quih are things that are sometimes
taken from the pinions of one goose to
spread the opinions of another.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1858-07-01

THE New York Tribune says that
Sewing Machines are being made at the
rate of n thousand per week, and sold
as fast as made.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1858-07-01

THE CRops. - In conversation with
gentlemen from the various parts of the
country, we learn hat the prospect for
good crops is excellent and Frightening
daily. In the timber. the wheat crop has
been damaged by rust, but on the prairie
the prospect is most promising.
81. Joe Gazette.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1858-07-01

Capt. PATRICK CALHOUN N, a son of the
late Hon. John c Calhoun, died IN Pen.
dleton, South Carolina, a few days since.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1858-07-01

The damage to plantations, by the last
food in the Mississippi, is estimated at
$50, 1000, 900.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1858-07-01

The County Commissioners will meet
at Judge Cooks Office, on Monday next,
at 10 o'clock, A. M.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1858-07-01

The Salt Lake Mail, in charge of Mr.,
T. p. Conner, arrived in this civ yester-
day about 10 o'clock A. NJ. The mail
came through in sirtssn days, having left
on the 18th inst. Mr. c. II. Martin ac-
companied the Mail from Camp Scott,
and to him we are indebted for the follow
ing particulars.
Genl. Johnson was to start into the city
with three thousand men, in three divis-
ions-the first division TO leave on the 18th,
the second on the 18Th, and the third on
the l4lh inst. The army would enter the
Valley via Soda Springs on Bear River.
Col. Hoffman had arrived at Camp Scott
his troops were in excellent health, and anx-
ious to march to The city. Capt. Marcy
and Command, had also arrived from
New Mexico with 1900 head of loose
mules for the use Of the army.
81. Joe. Gazette June goth.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1858-07-01

LATEST News FROM TnE Army
The Salt Lake Mail, under charge of
Alex. Burnes, reached this city, yesterday
morning, seventeen days out from Camp
Scott. The Mail started on the 9th inst
and has thus made remarkable time.
From MI. Burnes, who is a most in
telligent Observer we gather the follow.
ing affairs at the Camp of Johnston, and
in the Valley.
The advance supply train had gotten in,
and consequently the wants Of the troops
had been supplied. The soldiers were IN
excellent health and good spirits. Capt.
Marcy had not yet reached the Camp,
but was at Pilot Butes, twenty-five miles
this side, on Hams Fork. Gov. Cumming
and Commissioners Powell and McCul-
loch, Post Master, &C., had gone back to
the city. Brigham Young and the prin-
cipal Mormons, had removed to Provo
Civ, som forty miles South of Salt Lake
City /; not TO fortify themselves, as it has
been rumored, but, as il, probable, TO Sc
cure q retreat, if such an event shall be-
come necessary. The Mormons are con-
stan,ly trading to Camp Scott, and are &C.
S casionally driven of by Gen. Johnston,
: which they take very tamely. Gen.
Johnston will move on TO the City at an
early day.
c The impression prevailed that there
would be no fighting. Such at all events
are the views of our informant, and all
n the facts elected warrant the belief.
le The mail met Col. Hoffman in twenty.
" five miles OF the Camp. He says nc
8 difficulties are experienced OH the plains
The Indians are remarkably quiet. The
+ grass is good, and the roads are getting
good. North Platte was very high. HaC
!, to swim South Platte, which stream, tho
receding, was yet quite high.
c. Henry F. Mayer, formerly of this city
n came a passenger in the stage. MI
rs Mayer give 1t as his opinion that Their
"A will be no fighting, but thinks there ma
be some treachery in the course Of thu
Mormons. He is perhaps as familia
OF with the Western movements and tn
character Of the Saints as any gentleman
in who has been upon the plains. FroI
=. him we learn Perry's train was met fort
miles of Fl. Laramie; alsl one of Ma
lie iors and Russelrs trims, ten miles belo
he Chimney Rock. He says the whole roul
n. was lined with trains from Fort LaramI
to Kinnekuk, and all seem to be gettin
:, along remarkably well. The road
a. which have been very bad, are now &c
nd ting good.-&. Joe Gdzetie, 21th.
The Salt Lake Mail, in charge of NJ
O"' T. p. CONNER, arrived in this civ yestel
20 day about 10 o'clock A. NJ. The ms
Ia came through in sirtesn days, having lie
ant on the 18th inst. Mr.. c. H. Martin a
companied the Mail from Camp SEQ
anltn Lin rrn nrn inhnhtnh for he fnllo
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1858-07-01
Local g. Territorial.

Rev. Mr.. Good, Presiding Elder of the
M. L. Church, will preach in the School
House in this city this evening at 8 o'clock
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1858-07-01

NEGROES AND CorToS, - The New
Orleans Delta estimates the number of
slaves at the south at over three and a
half millions, and their aggregate value,
at present prices, ct full sixteen hundred
millions of dollars. The cotton planta.
tons in the south it estimates at about
eighty thousand, and the aggregate value
of the annual product, at the present pri'
ces of c)tton, is fully one hundred and
twenty-five millions dollars. There are
over fifteen thousand tobacco plantations,
and their annual products may be valued
at fourteen millions of dollars. There
are two thousand six hundred sugar plan
t~ations, the products of which average
annually more than twelve millions.
There are FIVE hundred and ifty-one
Rice plantations, which yield an annua
revenue of four millions of dollars.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1858-07-01

By order of
Mrs. L. R. ROBINSON,
Chairman Com. Arrangements.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-07-17
Dermi(dtes.

Das Metter. Gin Betttr, Yrcp9et lbreE8 In e.
utrn unffrer Gtaleltlatter 8ulseneeS:
vgBenn bi tpialt tpihet ipas fir gSetter wir beton,.
men, 70 8ebe b'naus, fhaue auf unb Iuae Dir bic flein-
fe Q8olte, welds bu nur ftnben fannf, faTe le rebt
in's Quse uno 1ebt pb le id ~Ssrsr5Bert Dber %sertleinert
unb ssrldimmsrt; sei&ie9t has eritsre, 70 fulst BALD Ste.
aen; fnpet aber bas lebtere itatt 70 fannf bu gan, aee
wi6 anf I6SneS gBsttsr rsAnen. Die llrIade 1T bisIe {:
gDsnn f@ bic Cuff NIT glsttrieitat faat, 70 fest bu,
baB iebe gBOlte at. ~ttstneren In ibrer Mabe an lb ,iebt
bts Fe 70 lawsr wtrO DAP bic Cuff fe miat me9r trasen
tantt, uno fe bann IN einen 9te9tnI6auer berrunters
fault. ST aber bas @escnt9sil Der Sal, 10 seben tlein=
ere gBplten por unb nah In Ddmpftn auf uno perIdpins
ben gang, unb lsltit sr6bsre 3~erfaIen uno bic 96eile
l5Ien la auf, Bis l& enpliG Der Stntmel aan, pollen.
LOS 5ei9t."
8rauleim 0tarte @ssbaa 9at f@, benz gernebmen
mad, NIT sinem Der erlen beuti9sn S~enprtlen, Serru
gliemau, In Sannoper, Serlubt. Der GSnio 0,eero
Der Tinfte 9at rer s~snialsn 9raut Elm lh5nes NferS
uub bent 8rauti9ant etnst berrlihen Slisel esIderft.
Der ~trri9nte Shadipieler 9aulisn fat Icebsn Iein
,weites 3urnisr in 81. Qpuis besnbet. St lpielte ~
a(ei6er Belt unO nit DerbunOensn 9(ugen ae6n Uartisen
deden bic beten Spieler ct. 2outs rnb ae!pann Ishs
Nartieen ppulanOi9 spa9reuO CT nur cine ~ein,iae sertor.
Gin Gpiel wurbe weSen l%lnpaBli6feit leineS @eoners
nidt f~crt8eIsbt unb spet btisten unentidisben (rerics).
GineS Der tsbteren lpieIts unier ROasse Oau,er scn
Der ,gSsfIt&s pOl" 6s8sn 9rn. pauIsn.
Btnit bn Dir 9tsiGt4um Yer1dafsn, 70 baufe nidt
@;itsr, Ioutern beiArGnft beins gSiini&e unb 8raierSsn.
Der eente6t am msNten unb ~inni8Ien, Der Die ipeniafen
gebir5ni0e Bat. User init %geeni9em ni6t ~sufrisben
1T Dem oeui9t au1 pietsS ni&t. 90 lpra8 800 Sabre
ypr Gbriaus, Der 8elAmaGte 0rieAe Gpituroa.
nsr SSnto son SaGlel iUill IIH I'm Qeip,i1 eirep
siesnen Datat bauen un0 Die StaOt 9at iid s%rGoten,
einen e~eetsnetsn 0lab unsnt9eltliA per3u9etsu, mas
Der &6ni9 germ unO bnntbar an9enonmen sat.
Oas QutGerbentniat, wel6cs In BUrm6 erribtet ipfr.
npn fo(l. fnbet tpsit9in 2tnflaua unp ilnterltabuna. Sn
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-07-17
Ip,nan;e.

Ssltn6t FIST in ibrtr !8arimtr,
Den &rpf an ibrs Sanb selr8nt.
70 tpost ibr iedie9njdbr'ser 9uitn,
Ss lt0bnt, Tie leriS, is isufit, lie it6bnt.
sic fam bsm SGn,erse faum esbistsn,
Str ibre iunss Sssle prsBt,
limb nit benz ftu6ltn 3bau Der 3brdnt
De @u9s5 blaue SIltbs mast.
ngBas ba(t bu, 6tnb," 70 ipribt bic Wutifr,
Die fs bslaui6et, fbmsJsrrt0t;
nGntSste nteinem treuen Ssrsen,
Das tsint Sruit 70 tief bsprst.
Sat bid Der Srsunbin gecrt btlribtat,
bat BID bss Srubers S6sr; setrdntt?
Si's @itSsflbl nit fremesm 2eibe,
Oas tbrausnlawsr Ssin 9Iuss lenf.?
S8is? Sbsr Bot @ctt 9tmOr nedsub
6sin Ssrs nit isirem @ftil tsrabrt,
limb brsnn,nb 9eiBs, Sebniu6t 3raums
0m iun9sn @eilli iuSefabyt?
. bri@ bisa y&ibit!lafs SGweism.
Gy!eiht'rs meiner SOr9cn 2af.
Ba5 ib Our6 Setncn GUNNER lei6t,
Sc Sradst MID 3 9OOen faf."
SdinSe leuf8t NtS itui;tt wie5tr,
Damn lAgrit ie auf gang unscnirt:
uaA, fJmnt're bid bod niGt 70, @luitsy,
Cd bin ia mar gu fet sefGnEri"
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-07-17
ten BON iencm elsnSsn, tcm @rafen @crestu.

ten Spn icncm Glenben, benz @rafen @prcsfu. .,
retten sic mid, retten @ir mid I!
Der iuuac !6auptmanm FART Es nit Gnt,adsn an.
une erit, na6bem fe ibre Sitte mieSsrbult, aiebt G6
ietne Stirn in orobenes Salteu, bas fturise Muse pen>
Oct fb blibe,te scsen ben chen berautretenben @rafen
nnb nit ernifer Gimme iast CT ,u bem.i
@ie9 6err Graf prt@t bas Srauletu Die sSaRr-.
bette @
Mieiu Soerr, entwUrtete Der Graf Ids BABE S6nen
ntein S@loe CUR Serfisuns ssttUt, ais Gle bies aus
ltrate8tlhen @ruroea, bereH prlfuas i'd mir ntdt
etnrtal erlaubte periaN9ten. aleta oaS BAT NIT mel
y men Santilten=an9clesenbciten ntdtS su tbun, eS ae<
bort ntht rcr Sbr 3plum, mas fur Ssrfisuns Id,
iibert th wteerlpenitt9es 8rausn3tnmer mctnrr San,t(te
trsfe, oeren 1wetceuttse @ufubruns frense @aeresetn
~nctbmenct9 rtadt. Glue ~Serarttae GtnmtSHunoItu
rneine 0rtvatrertGItntNe werrs i'd CurAais rtdt
bulbeu, Serr Sauptmann.
SD seb6rte 3u Sbrer Gamtlic 2 - SD bate etne
Speibeutise aufubrun9 2 - 9fut, fdamen sic fM
bteier ~bpppeltsn 4iee = rief beftis bas en,p6rte
WGp6cn.
@ein Scrr. in9ts Sarauf Der iunat Sauptman,
ieltlt menn Sisle jun9e Dame ctn @ltce Sbrer 8a.
nilie mare, bdtten sic burdauS fein 8edt, bie1clbc
9e9cn ibren @iQen ;uridsutalteu. Die 3weipeu=
tisfeit Ore Iufutrung ihsint rnehr auf Sbrer Gcite
gu Ieiu. SeBt e~ntfcrncn Gie iid, bic intge Dame
bletbt IN rtetnem Sd,ub
Damn meucet er iih III Der iitternten gtina unb
fra9t: S8as Fam i'd fir sic tbun, Srautein2
S6 frbc sic al, mid inter liderer Sepcdun9
itaG stnem Srt brin9et ;u laIcn, 100 tl unter Der
aufii4t elmer ebrtnret 6rau 70 lanse bleiten fam,
Bis i'd meinen Serpanbtsn IN @ien Nadri6t upn
meinem Iufentbalte Su 9eten pcrma9.
Oas ipl scl6e9en aucin meine eeutc iinb turd,s
aus ntdt 9cei9net, ,tm enen lplden MufeutbaltSprt
aus,umitteln. SD ielbf ater fam meinen Yplten bier
j atat ~perlaTen mit1in miGtn sic mir nod einise
3eit pas Ser9uitscn Sbrer @cieai6aft i6cntcn.
gBie Iause ipo9l?
Gincn, b6afens ;tpct Sage. Bis pabin mSset
sic es l& I'M SAIp0e sefauen la6cn. Gs ,pirb ia
ppbl trssnp Gin p%aneupes @eua9 fir sic sebcn 2
Gut, 70 trerbe i'd bonn nit Sbrer @rlaubnis n,ein
Bsterises .3intmer I'm 1burm mieber sinnebmei,.
unb 9tina rei6te panttar ibrsm 9tcttcr bic Satt,
Die biefcr feuri9 tHBte.
gB69renb Steier Scit tatte rer Graf lciue Jteile AT,
setretsn. Mit Corn uno Stade I'M Serssn, besab CT
i9 su ben Die llnsarn perfc19enpen Selerreider,
unb Serrictb ben gufentbalt pe5 Der ~prengten YpItens
III leinem SaloNe Gptb Saliva. Dafir purbe or aber
BON benz SbsrbefeblS9atcr 9efaasli@ suriidbebalten,
ba man bas 3wcibcnti9e ieincr 6anblunsen IGnglt
ipubte unb felt %lar9erer Belt ibn ~aufmsrtl am Boob
adten lieB. Gr erbiclt ipatsr ben 9p9n fir feline
gsrrdt9erei, inbem er ieiner Otter ~Serlultts crtlGrt
pnp aus ben 5ierrei4ilGen Staaten serbannt wurbe.
(5ortleBun8 fOlst)
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-07-17
@tNanntts @Ind.

:" ~ Z u W
alsr Wfsni6sn 'gSiien BAT nod ni6t erflGrt:
sSte uno no bas aeien seiset b6hlten @ertG
USE audi fabrte Senfsn gu bes @liides Spur
9ohltens 'pobntim @bnen. in Der 9ebnIu6t nur;
So fur ept9 lassn sGiHen unO SerRanp:
Sab tn inierm @lauhen unier Slid s%ftnnnt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-07-17

ftd Die Soften auf nt&t mstr aIs $4,000 %telaufen
psrben.
- Gins Grfnbuns III In @cntsomsrY (alabama)
semadt wusbsn. Gle betebt in sinsm $50 Jub Ian,
gen uno 10 5ub breiten S&iTs has nit elmer Spirals
Ssriebsn II, rssIae ba1site NIT isrer gpolutiOn I'm, SO
5ub fOrtlaitbt, 70 pab bic 9teife BON gtsp gort nod
5asrs in 40 @tunSsn suriids.Isst ,perSsn tann. I
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-07-17
8 &.

= Isle Fnb iebr i@5n," iaste tirslt9 Elm 5err
gu elmer Dame. nabH faste bte DAME: ,5o tpar-
ptn 9ie fasen, tpenn Gle aud ntat 70 btnten". ,l1nb
70 pirben Gte benfen," ertpieberte Der 6err, ,,ipenn
i6 audi ni6t 70 iaste." 70 H.sagI sag :
= Die &Snisin Stttorta lol b.mnGth cine eng
hide lleberiesuns bsS peuti4en Stidcs .Gtpas
&lchnes" erldeine, laTen.
= 9Ser's nidt %slauben min, baB mani in, 0anbe
sro6 ~gsprrpen unb bph gang grim iein fam, Der
febe mid, an. @ucum En-.
SIM Sabre 1889 CAB IS 70 Siel gBrir, tag l6
Der geim crbielt:
SanIenp fiinfbunbert pretbig unb ncun
@aGten bic 8ab mebr ais Der g9ein.
Statt MN Der, altrn serin9cn 8cin aus,uIdiitz
ten, fam ein @utsbsrr auf Den @epnnten, i'm bur6
feline Sauern in rr Srpbne austrinfen AZ laiIe,.
81 mubten in Der sScde einen Sag 3uIammentcn,s
men, unscmrlen 1rGntc Der Bein In bic Surltiacn
&eblen Der Sauern unb erbibte iere &5pfe. Sambcl
unc Serpunoun9en gas es bann senus unb bic Stras
fen truscn bcnt Gretmann ais @eridtsberrn n,ebr Gin
ale wcn, or Den gBtin s~srfauft Bate.
= Serr9ctt- do! Das LIT bod farf. Die
S6ubmader fnO grab f. unGriali6 tpie bic gader,
iaste Gin S&ubbeparfti9er. Sept 1T bas Sober 70
ppbfeil %sewprbet, rnb bod MAIDEN lie Die Sttefel
nod INNER 70 tsin!
= Gin @eneraltcideiO O bes S%bertir&enratbss
in Saben p%erfiist, Daft Bet Der Saufs unebelider Gin,
Der aud Die Gltern Der Nfatter setapelt ipsrben iplen.
gBare ss nidt ~3wedmaBiser, ipenn man, UNI ale ge>
t~9eilisten su trcfen, ispss @tal Gpa taeelte. DteIe
Dame mar cs, bic Suerit in ben Srrbutenen lIBen @pfsl
bib, unb es iheint uns bater pberfir6enrGttlib, ale
ibre Na&fclserinnen in ben apfcl beieer sl la1ea.
(pbpsp9ur.)
= 5er;-beiBt Elm setutKeS gtpas, DAP Der
@fenid auf Der linfen Sete Der 9ruf Sat, b'rum lbt
fs gSentSen auf Der rehten SteQe.
Das 9er3 mandsr 9ame sletdt elmer gtule ieber
sis69aber er9alt Gin Slatt, unO i9rem @attem 6lei6en
bic Dprnen.
Das 5er3 bat bret Nature 8eime:
Das Ser3 Der SrDbli6en auf Saer,:
bas 9er3 Der 0isbenben auf 5Gners unb bas Ser,
Der gprne9nen amf Gr;.
= Die entfebans bes neutrality-suspicious. Bate
nod Der a,tstiiaen 2beplpsie ~folsenben 9lnIee:
Die @bttsr 9ielten einen SeRlGmaus, BET benz cine
@Dttin NIT ibrent gsmabl In Streit sertetb unb bon,
S6ersott bsKen gstrafuns, b. +. 36btu1s forberte,
inOsm fe bafir Serfprad, bic Grbe su %bep5ltern. Btrt.
lid %sntfsrnte f& na& ps1er 3u1ase bic @Sttin unb
idleuoerte ibrsn Dcld In Elm g,etirse auf Der grbs,
70 baB er aerbrad. Da nurce Der Dcldarif ,un
Wanne unb bic &linse CUR 6rau, Elm ausreihenSer
Ssipeis fir Die srSBere @efabrliGteit Der lsbteren.
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S~erremflefber

%'e're1fietoer: &errenflet6ere
.. @uggenbetmer,
90 NfatnitraBe neben benz ct. CHARLES ScteI.
St,au0t n@ oSs sssprts 9ublitu1 af fen arp6ss unb ssuadnbioes
Ssluss esNlssn %sin,nlasen: G%rabinsss urS SumnsrTle dSu Inn Sq
pr,sa h MmG GaS 70 pat ssrl.lbs cine srpse ausipabI, Bic er AZ nm n
sssalfenStSss eaesr 9. @snHeusns Gu%rniipins GSsobs dis ala S, ra
biaisfen 9rsilen. WV """''a' "H' ~ on
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-07-17
9forfolf u. @prts,ooufh.

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lslbf, faon Samtass allsseseben unb 70 n, elmer m.
terbaltsneen Sptntaes Qeftiire tptrb.
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gtebst etnern s~ebiesenen 5euiIetvn, be7ebeno ous er.
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lteuer, feblt eS aud aidt All 6ele9renten grtifelu. uns
IN ben ,nierem alien unb tetten gaterlaube oemibn,.
ten Spalten tnbet lih bes INSTRUMENTATION ,rb Inter
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10 Commerce Ctr, MOrfolf, $50.
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-06-03
LOTS FOR SALE IN AN DhA.
4 PROPOSITIONS 10 g .Gbl 80 MN

ANUA :. Alru u, iSS-
he. :. T. IT,. The subscriber has some tu',r uun-
dFrl ins Aunka VII "a Wur4 boN, IN ttsh laA u,
ttun sluI 10 .t per each 10, but shNua .u haan lli
be accepted Ds people, be sii s,H tnH sh.sc u,s
I.g ost ity hr above mentioned tan. because. he us
Lv,rs thl should the tons .tutoH be amchdcd pra.
posed ia he Liam i property his place wa MOI be
worth, yvsT one Ia lie If"scut value. iaAing
iuu ooasIdcfsu0 The tut,slons Vi tbs h1fi, nov
haze lar prs Vcct Tor Eal nAi GA the hi sidt 81 no
Ms-Iss pt River, this e. ah0n0hse Una. HtD IA she
Loan Btil here IL aesb,py th hustug upon tie
laiT-- no peuAlurs laehrj that Nval prove ct
ieelsc Tor when ue Loan Bil Is aisIicd, "a brcumes
part the HnuDun cd Minnesota, and Tie sub,crihrT
ho that ,Brsgsri 10 hose prvtsi0us IA hs ,onhau
ion aui ia the Charter sarh counici uat such cuhh,
ing poruuns OF sad tb,rtrr must glsc way AID $40
let Loan Bdi be- adopted by he people vii > and
,,oli. pra,svt. Nhst uonF Way tlo tunPanIrs
beyond u,e reach oi l,wa~thrir rikbA aua rAnchses
viii stat siand. aud nu Legislative act can bt rarsud de
clarlnE usm void.
It's subscriber s friendly 10 Railroads ani be bvhosea
they Viii be bull sp,s under he provisions vi no tAg
tr given - the Railroad tUtnpttit. itan hey Vii ty
lhs prusis CT tne ameaGmaut ~ tir CONSTITUTION
iur Tits reason lie = rcadl to sell aa atuFo nlsri
suou the Loan ili Is ped u" people.
Now II tbero Is any 90" ttsi has t.h ava sannieuco
IN The M,ssas,ppi snh Ia iBo kAiifu3d 'omp,uy that
Mississippi with any portion Of the money they may get
irsin tAe at bonds, they chance 10
buy The subscriber ugt Ia AnoAa, ani naAv l1r,uus
boy have theif iah and confidence realized
T.. \. ibe btu has been adotu'd ~ the people, aud
III. iot- iof sale aeoNtdHg ~ me sbY'r Vpnsi
lion NJ CREIGHTON.
AprA %. 1875 p7-Imdh~