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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-09-18
Dtetpr Gpnd. Y @aE= :-H.4 p. Wtar Sp1ue,
3dpcten >@efbaft.
of. NnthDnNftroEe,

, 3. rraaSt. Nnttpry1trabe,
Der rGpnsert.5alte" e%esenuber.
Die .unter5ei@neten empfeblen ibr neu einee>
ri1tetes @e19dtt etner1 9eebrten Yublifum ange<
le9entli91t unp tperben 1i@ teniiben, burd bcrat=s
9eiebte Yrei{e unb bauerbafte Mrbett tas aQge-
1neine Bertrauen a1 perbienen.
Mtr baben tets pprratbi9 cine erpBe Muswabl
bon
Tapeten>
d@te fran3Sfi&e 2anbldaften unb Detpratipnen.
|"...- ,: GIN 3plffer=
@prtn 9febtr<8etten i'm. ele9anteten
@tyle, beren Yreiie BON SIS bis $50 Yariiren.
MQe @prten @ppbaS unb Qpungcs, cine arpBe
Quantitdt ber belen Matraben, 1ppie POTTER unb
at5en aDer @rDBen, bic bur1 bic pprai9li1ten
Yclterer aneefertist iint.
Mir Serfaufen ale @lrteu BON Matrasen unb
Yoliterer<M aterialen in. @rpBen unb 9leinen.
Gerner: Del nrb % a d Stu d ct, Mat<
ten -Gii9beden> 1ppie Gardner NIT ;3ubebSr,
Npleaur, @prni1es, @plbbprben unb 8eraierunoen,
Qiben, Banb unb 8attit, MDtel= unb @arbiuen=
Damat, unb ale in bies Sad eebSrenoe Nrtifel,
Neparature, tperoen prompt orr@ sprSaglide Or
better anseefibrt.
1b52.20 Tpnd u. Sp1ue.
brittle et, 3; 8. s"'t'ee,s 81. yau..
@nerps< unb Detail 5anbler in
W(annfaftur- >tn0 Mooe@aareu,
IL: pferirt ieinen e~ulo0alen @prratb ron
,GrIbjabr6> unb @pmmerz Nrttfeln
5u 1ol@ n%ieorieen preilen, bag tein anreres bieli.
9eS 9aus i'm @taroe it, aud aur anndbernp mi
ibnt IN concurrirtn.
Mamentli9 tperben ....
SaconetS 0amn6) 8are9es> Sr9antineS
8rtuanttne6, &c. &C..
ber ettuas pprseridten @ai1un balter gu aufal.
leno btllt9en Vreilen Y~erfai1ft.
81. Anerbad,
1b52.2O bent1Ger @lert.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-09-18
9teue @anrem.
@ret1e!

9te,1e @aaren.
@reiie!
O. %. Snecrfp4 S g.,
-@rpb- u. &leinbanplern in
ausldnot19en II. etnbetmt19en
@uemm@@remp
Gde Der @obalbawz II. ct, Mntbpnyl troBe>
neben Der Bride,
ct. Waul> Minneioto.
1nter3eidnete baben lpeben eiaen neuen grr<
ratb BON Waaren erbalten ]; ben 9rGBten, biQis<
fen unb AM belten auseemablten, relaer nod t.
mals in cisler @tabt feileetpten purbe.
8aufer perben gut tbun, erlt bel uu6 ppriuipre=
9en> beDor le tbre @tntdufe irsenp wp a,,eers
raaden.
Da 9err SneeripQ l6pn ~stpansis Sabre Gin BE-
beute1oes Sc daft 1T Stem Yprt inne bate, 70
fao mir uter5eu5t, taB mir III fern 8nnben bill
9ere @aareu anbieten fDunen, ais ir8et,b Gin an
beres @ei9aft 1T ct, Yanl.
Die YreiIe fir unlere ,euen @aaren Qnb fol-
9enbe:
Cute fartiee @aaieus su neun Gts. bic garb.
Delaine6 BON 1875 @t5.
DtbeDe ppn 1875 Cts. y
8riQantine 1925 @tea
@%pnnenl9irnte BON so Cts. bis III $500.
@pmmer1bawl5 BON 81 90 bis 81 $500.
Die erGBte unb bette @nswabl Dpn
@trump ~ aaren>
ipwie AUDI 5aubl9ube npu alien @prten. Terner
&u@woaren,
Setne1e 9en1ben,
llnterbpl len.
Cine 9rrBe Musmabl bon CARPETS, 8ettbeden,
Damalt
Selz unp @a9stud,
Gen1 ter areinen.
&au feuten im Qant be,nerfen mir nod beIpn-
berS, oaB ~bieIelten bel uns 10 ttaig in, @roBen
etnfaufen fpnuen, ais tit Nep<gprt poer ct.
Qputs.
.. %. Sn9er1ptI u. 60.
Muf Sbiees 8e5ue nebn,enb, erlaube i9 mir,
Meinen ceutl9en 2onosleuten 5u bemerfen, bab
i9 ant II. Tebruar s. SIS. ais Sbeilbaber N boa
@elddft ein9etreten bin> unb inpem i6 ben lelben
tioi9e uno reeQe Bepienun9 periprede> bite i'd
3ueleid UNI oeren s%eneietea 3ulprud.
1-25.40 6. S. @aler.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-09-18
3mei 3Ige tG0(l6 autje0er Route,

otOet ou0e 2uttyttW sui "JeOerz Hoelte,
u 81 = = % HA=zz.zzzR} aus s<nrn,usn 5punta 4gs
pittsb1urB, lu5$St;ns, Jarristars, Baltimore,
. ii pb;ieecipbia < uem-Dork. !" ~" !
@lenelQnn uno Yitt8hurosS obn
%teiIrrsrt> i'll 0clac siue5 observation-disclosures nit rsr
Sort Wa9nr, Yitteburg nnc Gbicaep Gilenhabu<
@eisul9aft, jepea Sag G rn1tass aussenrn1men)
fplsence i3use:l q - I
Die Yitt6turs unp @beelin9 Mail
unh tDmutt AT:
9ebt UNI 1 l1br 81. 81. Yittsturg UNI S,55 81. 81.
sis a piS in bridgeport,
BON @beeling UNI SAG M.M.
Baltimore y 1890 81.
CLEVELAND ab Vbilabelpbia H. 80 q. 81.
New=gorf $50 N.M
Der ACCOMMODATIONS Bug
errei9t
SerlaBt 9ublpn uni .5,45 N.M,
Cleveland &apennav $50 N.M,
u1 4,O5 Na9mitt. Mtron ..6,25 M.M,
MiQersbursb $40 M.M
Der 5flide GrpreBz3u9
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-09-18
Qioarrfn ntob Qabafks emporium !
St. MuthpuDftrafe,
Dc 1T uNice|z Sa u1e" eeaenubc Ct.

Der u%ntersei9nete bat iein 2aeer Der %tsinlten
@igarren i'm yreile npn IS bis $65 yer Sau |ene
burd neue @intaufe perspQfanbist.
Nau6= uno &au=xatafe
BON aQen @orten unb Yreiien line pprrattie, NOR
utter 8 atl's b~efannter beutiber &au9tatad.
S@nupftabode,
in GROCER Iusmabl.
Deut1@e pfetfen>
TancYz@ Goods
@ertauft i'm @rpb< unb 8leinbanbel gu ben BILL
liefen YreiIeu.
1920 s. 100. Guhrlt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-09-18
@emtfdbe &cihbtbllpfher

9eutfdbez& ~ei9bjbliut9er
ppn -
nag &am 6d1t1lt, ~
Isaint paul, Mtnnelpta, nebe, tsr Yp(tTSrFee>
tdeli@, uifen ppn a9t ubr Normit<4
.ta9s*bt6 a d. l1br Mbtnts. 49,
I'll II n2G4 Bebin9utt9er g@.5 g.. 3
Muf einen :M!pnat 50 Gents, fir apei B1nbe per
@e6e, auf einen Sag 8 Gents, fiji, eiuen 8atb..
@er Elm BUD nerltert, be16aoigt pber
Der &upfer beraubt bat ben 2orenprei8
oaflr 3u 3dblen. j. Ta.
Giniab: Gin DOLLAR.
8utb= n. Muftfalien=Sanblrn
E4@54al@ a@s neben Der Ypf a] .
|Q34I1 g amt Yaul, Mtune1pta,
entbalt elm rei1es Eager e,t9li1der, franSSi16er
unb beuti9ert Bidder; Experimentation, Sape>
ten, n1ultalii9e Snitrumente,
Stolient1@e Grans6iif@e uno Deutl@e
o1 a@G4.& 9s@aiten ,c. &C., t..a. e..
Yianps> BON @tobart une MprrtS BON Stem. 9 prt,
crtmdbrenb an 9anb.
@Qe @rten BON muiifalti9en Snf trumenten
tperben biQis, 1dnel unb gut reparirt.
8a@tr, Muitalien &C., ni9t an 5ano, tSnnen
in ~tur5elter !3ett beprbert tperpeu. 1920
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-09-18
Didti9 fit Ginwanberer unb Rei(fnbe
uter bic

uter bic
8altp. 1mb Sbip=Giienbabm.
Na9 alien Gbeilen pe8 9rpben @efens.
@r1parniB opn @e1b> 3eit unb @nt>
f%eruung.
&etlenbe fDnnen nad Belieben mablen> tpelde
8abn lie 81 %beniiBen pinlden> bic iiber
Narfer8bur9 unb Marietta
pber bic iber
8enwopo> Bbeelins unb Columbus.
Die1e Yabn it bic ein3ise> tpel9e @inmanberer
nit ben g 9nellai gen t%efDrpert.
Dtelentgen, tpelde bic Baltimore unb
Sbio-Gi1enbabn b'nuBen, lesen hie Neile
mad Cincinnati 1T % Stunben suriid, nad @bi~
cage in spet Ia9en unb nad ct. Qpui6 in atpei
Ia9cu.
Die Baltimcre~ unb Obip-8abn if
bic a%lleint9e, pslde Gintpanberer nit ben 66neu<
5ieen %befprpert. Die Wasen linb nit gepol(terten
9iben auf baS MQerbequem1te eiaaeri@tet.
Sober paiaeier bat 100 Yfunb @epdf fret.
&inoer BON 4 bis IL Sabren be3ablen balben Wreis.
2ineer unter 4 Jabrea luo gang fret.
Oas @epdd gebt nit ben Ya0agieren 1lnb
tontmt nit tbnen gu 9lei9er Belt ait BENT BE-
ltimnun9sprt at. Gin Sober erbGlt cine Yelhei<
ntsun9 iiber fem Gepad bis an ben Ort Der 81
1ttmmung.
Deuti9e M9enten
bic 1eoe europaiiGe @pra9e perteben, Vnb an ben
peri9ieoenen Staticnen Der 8abn entlans anse<
ltelt, ginpanberer 3u en1pfan9en unb nit ibrem
@epdd tpetter III befDrbern, Elm 0prtbeil, ben feline
anoere 8abn bietet.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-09-18
Der 6itlt9e @rpreBz3uA
Mntunft:

pittsbur9.,..7,50 G.M.
Sis a sis Bridgeport.
Mbeelin9. ,O5 g. 80.
Baltimore 80 N.M.
Ybilabelpbia11,45 N.M.
New~ yprt $50 &.M.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-09-18
Daltimere- uno Obio-G i(enbabu.
IiSS{tlGaSE E Isl kslIEEHs-...s.s.zE.E<ss Oh 0rtEe Npute NJ

IS Z ssa. =" AftBe Tpute naeb
MalbiuAtoh Baltiuore, philadelphia
.s9.-42s :NcnsS9jrrf unp Bnitpn.
liele ncrtIiIiidtr GaGl, iii; ;irtn psrbelerten
s~rsit!iast Gsrb;nsai1aen, uetst ben Jte,lenben cine
pirette Siuis naa Baltimore phiIapspbta> Msn~
ycrf UNI gpitpu. &ud, lit 1e bic einsise Nrute,
au1 mel6er 1,au Ourdean9s=g ilete (Grousb-
1idetsJ uno 0epadmarfen (@bets) mad Wa>
1btu9tpn ertalten farm.
0rei paNasier< 3ise %yerlalen Wbeelins, Ga.,
taslig: I'm, $50 .. 81, 4.40 g. 81, 400
N. ~. une inb in pirefter Gertinbune NIT alien
psltliden 3isen.
No6 aleu Ditliden @tdpten:
Mnt''11tt IN Saltintere TIM 5.13 g. g., GAO
9. 81. uub $40 9. 80.
Mntunft in @aibinetpn I'M 700 q. M., 10.
50 9. 81, $50 9. ~.
gpn Baltimore fabrt man 'rslei9 pbue Iufent-
bait nit g d nelIsi9e n na6
philadelphia, Nemzyprf unb 8pitcn.
Nad @albinetpn geben Don Baltimore tdeli9
bier .3i9e at Inn 400 9. 3d. GAS g. 3D.,
800 q. 81. unb $50 g. M.
6abrselp: uno Babrseit IL furs wie auf irssao
elmer antern Grute.
M1S &eil snoe telieben hire 8ilete ria @bee-
ling Su serlan9en. Durd9an9sfarten une Mus-
funft erbalt mani in ben Gilenbabn- Bureaus tes
@etens.
NS Die Baltimore unb Sbip< Gi]enbabu
it Neilenrra au6 sans t~elpnrers her Natur1dDn-
beiten ,re9en au enapfebcn.
Sir Trabt na4 pbilapelpbia, Newzyprf
uno 8oltpn,
mad pber cpn benz % setter
bat btsl. Sabn srcbe Grr3ii9e> ba le, AM Obip-
auNe III Mbeeltne> 8snwopb unb Yarfersbura
auslautenr, nit bent 9rrben Nesrerfe TOE tIi6er
Gtlentabnen lit biretter Gerbinbung ltebt.
SSn11 YEEecIfno 1,rfN 0NarPcr3E,r, ,ehcx, s.S,,.
Sag re9elmdbige Sppte na9 aaen 81 fen psr weit-
lihen Ulile at.
Die Jra6tpret1e 1tnb 70 ttllig,
ME aut ir9enb elmer anbern &pute.
Glitter Spu ir9enb eiuem Ylats v]lib ypn BAL
tl11pre beseidns man ,,Gia Baltimore unb Sbiu
81. st."
~ les, mas an bic Msenten tie1er 8abn cpuls-
nirt it, ,piro raid belrrst.
6ra6t~Mssntsn Nnb: s. MeSurnic, in
Siaeinnati; 9. 5empbiQ u. Co., &ipleY, g.;
o.; S. 9. 6prb> @beelins> Ia. Mrles Wrt-
ter gpitrn; 6. IS. Yer,neil, slep@yprf; 8.S.
8eas, philadelphia E; s. :. England, Baltimore ;
gep. 0rfer H.: Co., Gpanssille, Sne. !; s. g.
Mcrcheap 1t. g., 0ruisnile; Sam'l Calhoun,
philapelpbia, une Sptu 6. Mansw, Yarfersbur9.
IS. Trrp1b II. 6 o., ct. 2puis
6. g. 0prrru, 0eueral- 5radt- @sent;
6. so. @ple> General BILLET Msent.
50. preScptt @mitb,
GranSpprtmeil ter;
@.S. JuUer,
1882 @eteral- M9ent hes @elteus.
~Broa0 ACreS.
1000 Mder 2anp innertalt stpsi Meilsn bon
rer Start ct. paul, in Streden ppn eiuem ~
5ebn Mder.
Wuf 1 . Z 4 mn ( Sabre Spit
Sbne Saar,oblun9.
Die 8etin9nille nss aaufes ]inb: 8auen unb
Yearbeitun9 bes Ypbcns.
6erncr: Cine 9rpbe Wustpahl ppn Tarmlanc,
ppn 10 bis IS Dteilen ppn Der 9tact 81. Vaul,
5enry 81 &enty,
Dealer lit Neal @ltate.
Office: Ode rpn ber Oritten II. MinneIcta-
StraGe. 1b13.7,0O
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fill. 9. Il. O. o.
mfnnrfntn=Gnfn Nr I

------ HneI J1atH, ylT. l..
DIFFER 5ain arbeitet unter Der aeleBli9en &C.
ri9tsbarfeit tes @rpB< 5ains son Nem= q prf nnb
balt feline reeelmdBiseu Sisunsen jeten .Dien(ta
Nbtnb UNI 8 ubr in benz apfale uber Day unb
Senf's Drus-Qaben. int brttten Stpd, Ode Der
Drttten unb GetarFraBe.
s., ct. paul, ben 80. Suli 1858. s.fs ~.
1b52.sr q. 8oMtus> Sar.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-09-18
SO @ilfeus II. Grone

%. @ilfens u. 6raue,
49, Trecertd &pab, VII
Baltim ore, M%nrsrnnh
f~abri3irt unb bat tets am 9aaer Bic feiiniten or
ten pom reinen1 gferbe> unb Sui. baar, 70 aud
eer1tldtes uno S9tpeine >5aar au ben biQigteu
Yreiien. '3@> @3tE@~s
q 8altimpre- M~iehtrlage:
Slo<Stzed bon prattz II. @barlesfr.
Muftraet. burd biz: woR en,pfaneen, tperben
piinltli9 belor9t. Sir robtsg pftrhebaar ,e. nirb
bfr bS@fe wreis eeeebfn+ s- Id 1b52,1O
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-09-18

2puiS 8mctner,
2ttbp9raph
IS uller-5pu~ geeenuter,
i 2b1.5 ct. Yaul, Mtnne1cta.
q @tuta,u &aS1ett
Gl empfeblt lid tem be1utj den Yublifum nit
~&Sieinem >publiprtirten @aarenloeer ppn
Often, MIBen> Ye13maaren
uno i~cnitisen eei9madSuQen @a4anterie- lrtifeln
fir 6erren.
@de Der Drttten unb @abol bow ltrabe>
. Der vMianeipta @taats3eitunes= Office"
9egeniiber>
st. Yaul, = Minne1pta.
~ Sat ben erSbten unb tiQieten @orratb
in }etnem Sadie tets AT 6anb. 2b52.1O
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-09-18
s Qbrpret1e:

Cur Bel pnberen &enntn}bnabme.
Ginpanberer uno Geilenbe lpQten iebr bpr]i9-
tte iein uub ibre 8ilette nur bel ben aneefeQten
Meenten faufen, nt9t pom iplden 2euten, bic G9
per &opf beaablen la1en, peber M9enten inb, nod
gerantportlidfeit ibernebmen.
GO Mtt 8~ereitwiligfeit ertbeilt ter Inter
3ei@nete jeee Musfunft lnenteelbli&.
Carl S. StQebranb, O.,
General 9lsent Der Baltimore unb Sbip-
Gilenbabn, 1bamesfraBe, Nr. 81,
Baltimore, Mb.
Ia Oieie gabn III bic ~firseie unb biQiQte
u1o btetet r1ebr gurtbsile> als ireel1b cine anbere.
1882 IS r.. -:'Zt
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-09-18
Der Recommendations u(
CLEVELAND 1923 9. 81.

verdict &apenna ua
S,2O0 81. u,,b errei1t CLEVELAND 1923 9. 81.
Der1elbe Der!dBt Sub
ipn nm 900 g. M.>
pber naG Nntunft hes
3uses opnM iQerstur9b
unb tpmmt UNI bic elbe
3eit in cleveland an.
ND Die &etpur> 3iise MAIDEN ~bielelben Str
binoungea, wie bic nad bent @ipen unb Often ;
e~bsnfalls 81 Cleveland init Der @lepelaub uub 81
lebc Sabn fir Sanbusty, Xplebp, Detrpit unc
Gbicasp; nit Der Safe @bpre 8abn fir Grie,
Duntirf, 8uHalp, NiasarafaQe unb Gauata ; nit
ber Glenelanb une Mabpni,e 8abn fir Woune5~
tenn Warren lub Neu-@ 6 ltle.
Daa @epad rirb fir bic gon3e Sour ua4 alen
| &iGtuneen uni unentseloli1 marfirt.
Sir Netl~ ebilete unb Nustunft penbe mani l9
an bic nlnipn Iidet=S Office" ST. @uperiprlrabe,
an bic Office int Depot uno ale iibrisen Gtle1-
babn- Sffeen.
s. 81. Dryers General 5itet> Meent,
Cleveland;
s. 6armer, superintendent, @leselb.
1925 S. 8npwlanb> General Meent, 60.
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Gatbcart s. Co.,


@rpBz unb &leinbdnrler in a%uS>r1rtiaen
uno etnbe{mt9en
g G N @ q a o.
baben lit benz Dtpartement ibres
9rpBartt9en G1ablt11ements
bic fpleenben Nrtifel porratbig;
Sn bent %au9emeiten @erfauf 63immer
Mpbc unb 8ancy : Waaren aQer Mrt> ais !:
TransDil6e @eioenfpfe BON ten %neueiteu unb
beliebtelen Triblinosmuitern,
TransDfI9e, eu9li1de urb amerifani1Ae
9eprudte 3attune unb @insbanrs,
MantiQen III GROCER Wuswabl,
@tidereien uno 9piBen>
Qeinene unb @ombric = Ia1dentii9er 1T qro6er
Musm1bl,
8anser no9 ben n~cue1te1 Mpben unb
81 ben riebri9lfen Yrei1en fir baar.
SIN 3immer i'm 5wettenS tof, pDerIeppt1z
3tmmer:
Gin %SoQfaneieeS 2aser aQer @aare, lit unfit
rer 8ran@e> bic CUR bdusliden Musitattuns &C.
DaS Yarterrez pber @n9rpS 8erfoufS<
Simmer
/ lebtaltd fir ben uGn9rps=Serfauf" %be1timn1t,
nfD AietnDanolef aus Den plaben IN Den Nt1I1t1=
Ippi<, Minnelrta=. unb ct. @roir= Gbalern limb
eineelaoen, infer @aarenla9er in Musenl9ein
gu nebn1en, ba mir unler
Gn9ros<D epartement
70 aus9elfattet baben, baB mir bier gu ben ~niebria-
fen preilen allies bas serfaMf en fSnnen, be0en lie
at @Qenwaaren bebirfem
8ebinsuneen fir @intaufe: @trenses Baar~
lYltem. @atbcart II. 60.
>. 8. Me1tS,
1890. beutl9er @lerf.
5n1pprtation u~uearifder @eine>
Dpn
6reuno & @rpi1tn9er,
III 1t5 59 36; @"ttr frabs' @s~-g'rt.
Der l~nterseidnete nin,mt 8eteQunsen an.
@. 2ubpt9b,
fhSO N~tAoe Glfnf GI 0>.V
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-04-10


TrHufutr Coxrttrr orru uspsr
Iun.,,.-- tf6i C.,,.og,y,s, Of C..,,
q, H. pis5t el ha I7it i,., / n
C.os.r E.o ol onr tovp had t,o bo,.os
.o'an moan HI, stable md Jea,ni., H.,
u.., p.ssed from Cou,tl,u8 10 D.s.igr ii
dino horses aY4ws,ia, the ds.cgaa.p of
Ri. .,n,io,sd n, e,.ja., q f..I.,,. o...
of ear "a .,fhv riil-.,, 4, H., b, ,,-.,,,,
who trr,.J he s,oead,sls into tbo s,ntb.
o,.i e..usr. ~ Moron county an Tia Rad
aer Sonnet. no In pl,nnl.yl'e vbn,s ON
saur8.v. slont y o'cloeh p NJ H. m,i
fsl m.n rl,ns N. a.. boa.. ono ,r
ilem rsyo hs nsms as John sa,tb. and
profess q To be from Louisville. ky.; hs
other pnGsed under tho name OF Patrick
oaama.fs. a1 lusAuau Mr. pson Joined
tbem uudcr DC Plea OF wishing 10 swan
hsscs. bgi r.aily 10 get assi,laace. Aaar
tage.ag ont two miles they meta teaui.
aer Gear q hgm-hause. and not doubling
bat lhe Negau.r autpropr.s.lr III tic llrn
would come to III, assistance G, dismount,
ell and boldly demanded tAc horses saixing
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-04-10

~ Charles II. c. Stone, engaged in the
house Of Dudley, Nelson, a Co., New Or.
leans, WAS shot down on The 47.h ult., while
engaged ia writing at ,be desk, by G. w llar-
by This act vas deliberate HARDY walked
into the STORE al "CL@s!cy s.5ac,' raised
ais pistol and fud. Stone died on ihc 9lst
DR. hmsf a.4 ls. stone -a4 4qiaeel hii
amrAar
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-04-10

SAD ACCIDENT On tho 7th inst, Mr..
William \. Bsekuell, well known citizen
OF THIS county, while on hs way home,
from a horseback excursion, met with an
aceiden, which cost him his life. Il seems
'ha, he was saIlop.ng Ieiaurey up a geullo
ACTIVITY, when on nearing a ,reo which
stood by the roadside, his l5rso ondeayored
to pass L on the silo adjacent to the woods
aad N refining him up, tie slirup leather
nearest the treo was broken. aud Mr.. y.
dashed violently against tho tree, tho blow
DelaHng bis .klll, aud tie TALL dislocalng
a.s ueok, Ito lived ia a STATE Of insensi,
1iii'y uniil The aeS; morning, when he
oloathod his last.
1!r. beck0eiI leaves an sgod mother a
VITO and thee children, aud humorous
tiead' 70 Jep!0rc bis uu,i,a,ly cad -
C.artsrufe NmRrcr.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-04-10

IA, reaction on the slavery question, which
wo have announced in recent editorials.
We are grauded ia finding ourselves sus,
tanned by snch respectable authority, lls
snys:
:" reaction is setting in Europe on tho
subject of slavery Hero, too, u reaction
ia noing on. Oar people are grseilallnp
toward tho equator Tho Senator from
Now York said that the white man viii
have lnis continent say 50 too, ba, a.
lis master, no, as tho equal OF Indians and
nseroes Only ou these conditions can the
white maa rule this continent MI Hunter
concluded by saying
Fefhaps 10 this moment the heart Of
loa 1mcriea is bordering things. which
oeitl,#r ibs Souator from New ! otk nor
5ream OF. searching out, nursing and guild,
Jog tAo Tendencies OF ihe times into the
m.shty atura, aud INTO new forms OF eoy>
sumeat O,her great nations are engaged
In r5.u. schemes. aud playing FOR stakes Of
sur.,e The sgods Of nations that hayo
bacu accommodating Coz centuries are now
attracting tIe cupdty Of tie three great
p.,.s.s 81 EGroee. The eagles were
Gathered 10 the feast. but Que, the youugss,
oi Aln. IS absent such state Of thing,
r,opat eutuie Oar instincts for empire
l,fi4 kansas is dWailed by lhe side OF
saoa gees. s-ue..
~. us senator from New York will
.nd ue Bio tripod ! Uiil undertake the
prophecy th.tths mon VIII be preserved
f.t r-.art vi aii follow iAe Judicial
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-04-10

" Gen Houston Ia voting fof the admis e.
sion of kaasas under the Lecompton consti.
tution said he should vote ior tho biil, In &c.
ea'dahee s'.a lie 'ivas Of ;he Legs ia,uro Of
Texas.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-04-10

l1' The Northern (ClafksyHle) Standard OF
Oh" 9Th ult., contains the first portion Of a
communication in relation to the Southern
Pacific and Memphis and III Paso Railroad
companies. The writer sets out TO give a his.
tory OF these interpretations their respective
requirements, privileges, ye. In tho course of
hs femafA', he states that the Texas Western
company ltao original tile Of he present :
j. X. co.. was Transferred b. the holders Of
lis charter to tie Mississippi and Pacific
H"foad Company lhe writer, we Judge, IA
notFery well informed upon tio sabioc. about
which he Is attempting to write. There was
never any such company as The Mississippi and
Pacific Railroad company. The Texas West
eFn,fharier was transferred 20 accompany entitled
the New York Atlantic and Pacific Companv
The present organization, under the Texas
Western charter was formed at Montgomery
Ala, Ia December 1881.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-04-10

aJ' The Lamar Enquirer Of the 2lst ut,
has hoisted the democratic State ticket, aud
advises county convention.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-04-10

" We regret to notice that the Rask
Sentinel has been compelled to suspend 70
order to collect sufficient money to 70
ahead again, Tho editor appeals 20 Lis
delioqu~nis WI. ho ask .A,m iu vain for
justice They certainly ought. and wo
boPo 0ll pay am. NO class of men arc
50 badly treated a. ev.gAper publisher.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-04-10

U W. I. Annoy an ItIuofanl daguorro
lypisl Is the name OF the man who g. in.
plieaied in the killing OF Dr. Bankslon at
Mount Pleasant \ young man by the
name of Carr was tho other party. Carr
fled to parts unknown; Mckinney was ar.
rested IN the woods, in the vicinity Of Dam,
geriicld. Tho body Of Baukstou, when
discovered Gu the floor Of bis room, had
sixteen stabs 10 il. made By large bowie
knife.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-04-10
DEH0fRiTa STATE IltkET.
Tog Chiof Susticc
royal r.. WIAE1LLN,
OF wAsniNcroN cou>n.

--s
Tor Associate Justice.
&. w. BUCKLEY,
OF touI mND oOUNt1,
Tor Attorney General
M. Z. GRAHAM,
o. Htsk COUNTY.
Tor Treasurer.
G.. II. RANDOLPH,
eT U0tsre. tYtHts,
Tor Comptroller
CLEMENT Il. JOHN g,
co. HAYS CnrsIt.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-04-10

ANOTHER SPIRITUAL MAeIclAN - \ M
Castles, spauiafd, has superseded Mr.
llumo ia Paris This new eyoker OF spirits
Tar ouidoes lis American predecessor, end
proves himself another Caglioslro. Ito
carries the science OF diablcrie so far that
he amaaes the most iucredulous One OF
his lso,s consists Ia blowing himself to DO
locked bottled aud barred within room,
and when he is supposed TO be iuoarcers'ea
IN tho most secure manner, be suddenly
makes bis appearance 10 another room. %
Tar, i4is is the most extraordinary OF the
pro-. ssots Of Tho caba,isiic ar lAA. has aP'
peafcd in Paris
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-13

Macbeth succeeded to the throne. Duncan, son of
the slaughtered King, eontented himself with the
sovereignty Of Cumberland, and strengthened him
self by alliance with Siward, Earl of Northumher-
land whose daughter he married. Meanwhile, the
Abbot Crinan was not idle. He fomented an insur-
rection and 10 0I5, the two parties met in battle
aud the prelate was slain. Macbeth had now mar
red Gru0Ch, widow Of killcomgain, and some say of
King Duncan, and firmly established on the
throne He was an able and benefcent prince. His
reign was the epoch OF unusual prosperity in Scot
land. Agriculture was now encouraged, and peace
with all its blessings (lfused the country
In 1850, be made pilgrimage to Rome. in the pom
titicate Of Leo TX. His muniticence was then m
bounded his prosperity was now at its hight. He
beloved by all his people. Four years after the
kingdom was invaded by the English, from Sorthnm-
berland battle was fought at Luntranan in Aber-
deenshire, in which Macbeth was slain. rebellion
at home recalled the invaders, and Luac son of Kill
comgain, succeeded to the crown. He persisted in
battle, at Esseg, few months afterwards and after
an interregnum of year and halt the Estates of
Scotland conferred the royal authority upon Malcolm
son OF Duncan, King of Cumberland and grandson Of
the slaughtered King of Scotland.
Thus we may perceive how the memory of a really
beneieent prince has been blackened, and the feat
successfully performed of interring the good which
he had done with his bones,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-13

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