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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-10

or vr,,, Isrds,,ie or dirsputable, wholesoms .,
perDiciOus and should be dealt with accordingly y
he laws. We do not believe any laws can stop
drinking DOR (wbolly) drunkenness; bu. tAoss
ubicb utterly and consistently forbid the sale Of
Intoxicating Drinks, Furnishing such sale BY sns
and Imprisonment as mi'demeanOr have hitherto
proved the most salutary and effective. Lasless,
prosig.te or intensely prOft-loying persons viii
sell LIQUOR in defiance of sny laws; but such sale
u;r be more shame. faced, steslthy, fugitive IN
considerable, under ProhibtOry Laws earefsly
enacted and faithfully enforced, than under ny
other. But where public sentiment does not Up
hold and exact tteir enforcement, neither Prohib-
tory nor sny other laws can do much good.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-10

The noisy and foolish debating club at Albany,
which styles itself the Assembly of the State of
Hew-York appears to have been makingit itself need
lessly ridiculous Of late with reference to letter
calculating its late election of officers by bargain and
sale between two high contracting parties 1t would
seem hardly possible that this absurd farce should
be carried further but there is 10 knowing how far
folly on stills may travel The public mouth has
already been stretched to broad grin by this per.
Torrance the general mirth must explode in a
borse.lsugh if il is carried further.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-10

in,ures decided Free-state m.jority in each
Home. The returns on State Officers will be
kept back and submitted to the State Legislature
when assembled (at Calhoun's option), but we do
not ace how the Free-State ticket is TO be kept out
after the official exposure aud correction Of the
Delaware Crossing forgery. And the Free-Stste
officers elect, be it observed have memorislized
Congress not to admit Kansas under the Lecomp-
ton Consttutos but to reject that instrument, and
thereby consirn them to private life. The skies
brighten.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-10

TIL, Union copies the speech Of Mr.. Toombs Of
Csor0;. in defense of the Presidents Lecompton
Message WITH great satisfaction Well Whist does
il amount to? Mr. Toombs says that everything
in Kansas had been done according t. the forms of
law. and Congress had nothing to 90 but accept the
result. Az to allegations of fraud, he WI NOT IN
vestgate them. That belongs to those against
whom the frauds are committed. If they cannot
remedy them, il only shows that the people are IN
capable Of selfgoyernment. This is thesuesssnce
Of Mr. Toombs's speech. Very well. We meet Mr.
Toombs on his own ground. Erect your Lee
compton Constitution over Kansas ana "'nafa"
your troops. We will then see whether or no tue
people can right their own wrongs and are capable
of selfgovernment. Make the motion, Mr.. Toomf,
and be consistent. StPulate in the articles OF ad'
mission that the day the Lecompton Constitution IS
accepted by Congress orders shall be peremptorily
given 10 remove the army out OF Kansas lou,
Mr.. Toombs. have declared within few days IN
xour Mace in the Senate, that where the presence
Of q regular army was necessary to preserve tho
public peace there was despotism; and no man
knows better than you that despotism has long e&-
listed. and now exists in Kansas 'ndica'e .ne
sincerity of your argument, them yvotns to order
the army out of Kansas. Don't stand up N tue
Senate and say that Kansas people must right theur
own wrongs. and then keep standing army there
to prevent them from doing it. lie CONSISTENT De
logical. carry out your principles, and you shall
soon see whether the people of Kansas are capable
of self government or able punish the frauds
of which they have hitherto been made the VIC
tins
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-10

The quiet of New-Hayen was interrupted yes
terday BY fight between certain college students
and FIRE company. student shot the foreman,
and there was soon a general melee There had
been bad blood between the parties for several
days. The foreman lies dangerously wounded
More trouble is anticipated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-10

Our news from Kansas indicates that Messrs
Calhoun, Jack Henderson & Co., who have been
doing 80 large business in the way of manipulat
iue Election Returns as to be able after leaving
the Territory to count in the FreeState or the
Pro-siayery ticket, as the exigences OF their case
shall require, will be decidedly safer out of Kansas
than in il henceforth. The Investigating Commit
tee seem TO be very close on the track of their
knsyeres. and likely to oyertake them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-10

that il would command the confidence and support
Of good citizens irrespective Of party, which no
Board in which one party has decided sreponder-
arce can do. Should Our Delegation urge change
to such system, We trust il may be accorded; but
no ret'ograde movement will meet or deserve the
appreciation Of our citizens, nor I'VE trust) Of the
legislature
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-10

Gov. Wise is out with letter Of four columns
adm ssed to the Anti-LecomptOn meeting at Phila
delphia on Monday night. He resiews the Pres-
dents message, point by point, and reaairms the
doctrines advocated in his famous Tammany letter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-10

The steamer Indian, now in her fourteenth day
from Liverpool for Portland, had not arrived last
evening when n severe snOw-stcrm arose which
would have prevented her from entering the harbor,
had she been near She will bring four days later
news.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-10

The meeting of those opposed to the Lecompton
Constitution at the Academy of Music on Friday
night, promises to be an enormous assemblage. We
are informed that Gov. Walker and Secretary
Stanton will both be present and speak.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-10
Newpork DAILY Gribmate
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1858.
TO 0ORRHSPoNpENTs.

Bsbstes sending remi,tAsosA frequently omit 10 sen
non the pams Of the PostOnce, aud very equsnuy me
nse OF State which their paper TO be sent Always
mention The name Of the Post. Otee and State. -
10 notice be taken Of Anonymous Communcaiona WeM
eves for insertion must be authenticated ~ the
address Of the wrtsrnot necessarily Tor puenh
tou, but . guaranty Of his good faith
We canot undertake return rejected Communications
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-10

CHARLEs O. GER New PosOhce Building Is an agent 70
the sale Of the THE TRIBUNE in Hartford, Conn.
Our friends in Chicago obtain THE TRStNE of j. C. Nc
NNIY & Co. and Of OSTASD CARHARr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-10

An examination into the alleged frauds BY j. b.
Smith, in the Controllers Office, was begun yester
day before the Recorder. A report is given else
yhere
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-10

The prospects of Kansas look brighter on every
hand since the defeat Of the Administration IN the
House. We are reliably assured from Washington
that Regett Calhoun, now there, will feel con-
strained 20 declare the Free State ticket in LeaVen
,or,L Count, chcsC1 70 the Legislature, which
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-10

CATHOLIC LIBRARY Assocnrlos.-we understand
the Ladies Fair for the becet OF this Association will
commence this afternoon and continue Ill next Tues
day evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-10

Advertisements for The WEEKLY TRIBUNE Of this
week must be handed in early to-day Pns, ~ q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-10
DIR. TOWNSHIPS SARsAPARILEA,


Is al this setsOn invaluable RenoystOr and
PURIFIER BLOOD.
II not ony creates ch and blood but will efec'
tusy csy all pud humor. the stomach regulate
bowels inpa 70 the whole system and
KEEP BLOOD PURE.
One great recommendation for using this Ssrsapara Il that
bottle OF il Is manufactured under the direct super
tendence Of
DR. JAMES II. CHLToN
the most ceebrated Chemist and Physician in this country and his
certificate attached 10 esh b't that 1t is PURELY
VEGETABLE AND WITHOUT MERCURY"
There has been medicine presented to the public
which ectuay sustained its character for PURIFYING
BLOOD DR.. TOWNSHIPS SARsAPARiLLA aud the fact
ths has entirely superseded ali other preparations claiming the
properties alone speaks volumes in its favor.
THE BLOOD LiFE.
Only purity the kOnd, aud disease must vanish.
retail Depot No PIP Broadway, Of Full
tons. OFFICE No. 2 opposite St PsuPs Church.
PROP. ALEX G.. BARRY's TRICOPHEROUs
the best cod cheapest article for Dressing Besuyns Cd
kps CARING. Prgeerving and Restoring the Hair.
Ladies try t. For sale by all Druggists and Peruusers
throughout the world
POSTAGE STAMPS % and 10 cent? for sale 1t
fhis oacs.
WINGS FARINA CRACKERS combine most ex-
eeleut Quail las and . truly delightful taste
They undoubtedly the aOuring aud healthy Crack
srs produced and peculiarly pleasant for children
Wkh hot and cold dishes At lunch they particularly NICE
a we'd with coffee and other drinks
for WINGS CRACKERS aud take but those stamped
with the Of WING"
They may be had Of the bes, family grocerar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-10
GOLD WATCHES

OF al descriptions,
Fog LADIES and GEsTLENgS,
For sale los, BY q. G.. ALLEN.
IsposTEs, WHoa.ESALE and RETAIL,
No. III Wslst. second floor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-10

No. SI3 BROADwAY.-Ihls IS the lOcallty Oh
C.xIvvtS e.bbDeut Be 1t understood that he continues
70 eel his and comfortable CATERS At the low peS Oh
and ~ per ps and that he confines his entire stenon 70 ts
erirS GlsTKrL In Manufacture and chesPnes his fabrics
cannot h. exceled.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-10

SECURE YOUR DooRs.-Tho undersigned are
manufactures Of approved Powder and Bursspoof
LOCKS s Bsaks Vents and Store Door Our celebrated no
TARY LOCK kefes the mos, IN gsniOas burglar
YugsrfsG BUTLIs,
Nos " and 81 MAidsn-aDe,
nd No 81 and 90 Elizabeth T.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-10-02
~ i n E I . . q ots>3 { ! t n n 9.

&bM1e. Der un1er3ti9nete bat Dor BUR
gem int Qotale bes AbDertiiers, Ser ApoQp-pane
eeseniiber, zine @9ule fur Rinber, in Gnslif&
uuo Deutl9, er6Nntt.
Sir Grmadiene ertbeilt er eberfaqs Inter
ri9t, entpeber i'm rwdbnten 5@uQotale, ober
in Yripattprbnunsen.
lnter3ei9nettr mar in rtebren 2ebranfaltea ais
prcfe0or a~neeleut unb fam befriebieenbe Gua-
pfeblunsen p~rrlesen. *@< 49, ja&
Beiunbtrs empFeblt er f@ ieinen eeuti9en
eanbslsuten, tentn cine s$alIs, ~is biz itine,
1@on LANCE 8tburfni6 tpar.. g. :=o'@:~
Mbore0tn beliebe man entpeber I'M S9ul-
simmer ober bei perm 8an pan1m ab3usebea.
- Or. S. 6. Grei9ane.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-10-02
Seutfme 8dnf

NJ eper & wi((ius,3 st pauC.
Disfslbe umfabt ntbit alien in bas gantfa&
etni@la9sneen ~belenbers fulsenbe s3peiae:
We9iel auf Deut@9lanb, ~
fcirie auf aQe 3auptplGbe Trantreids. Der @6pe;,
uno beS JnlanbeS tperben tets in beliebiaen Be-
tra9eu urb 3u ben eiinftisfen 8ebineuneen abee-
geben.
Die Nu5jablune BON @elbern g.
III iretne einen1 Sbeile Deutl9laubs unb ttr
S@pei3 be|9afen nit, inbem mir ben @eaeuwertb
Der bel urs etn9eSablten BetrGge ben GmpfGn<
germ. ielbit tn. ben entleeenReu Srtl9aften, foaeu-
frei ms 9aus itnbtm laien unb fSSnuea unriere
Muftrasseber bic @mpfanssbel 4einisuunaen ibrer
Sre1nee ,pater bel uns enteeeenuebmen. ~ Jerner
belcr8et mir biz y ~ ~ az,s al: ~
zGin3iebun9 BON @elsern. 1.5 j
IN europa une peretn bic tasu ertprberltaen
Yaptere, ais:
@ouma9ten, 81
Observation-Disclosures, Tobten1heiue &c. BON
uns rausseferti8t unb beren @iltiateit perbirat.
Nu@ belorgen mir bic epniularil1e Beslaubieuns
lolder Dctuu1ente. -,r,. -otr~
,1 pa1a9eideine ,a-,
5ur treien ,Jabrt lber Bremen mad Mewr q crt,
baltimore pber Netp. Orleans Seratfolaeu mir III
iett0eu1aben preilen. @pl@e S4eire baben nur
fir bic in b~tnielben benannte ptrlpn @altisteit
unb tSnntn nidt BON o%erielben perfauft pber iber-
tra9en tptrotn. Wire Der @1ein BON Der betref-
1snotn ptrlcn MID benubt. 10 fatten mir benz
8anter b~tt!ben bic &aufiumme, ab3iisli9 Cont
miilpt, 3urif. - z&'"1'
8ir per9iiten 3inlen ouf @elper,
bic auf ~beitimu,te :3tit Bel uns beponirt iinb, iber-
nebae1 bic Belesuns ben &apitalien in @runb<
et9entbunt pber 9e9en Sntere1ea sauf
@rfte bypptbrfaril9e St9erbeit;
tauten iunp Serfaufen Sob uab. @ilber, !befpraeu
bic Gin3iebuue pom @e9ieln unb Moten in :ireeub
etnet 1beile Der 8ereinieten Staatsn unb 3ablen
bic bD&ie prGmie fir ,
@e&felF auf Mepzgort, st. eouis N,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-10-02
Guittuneen Der ;. Mfinnefota Staats.
3eitunA." -

Gutttun9en Der ., Mftnnefota StaatSs
s3eitune."
@pn Or. g. in goRpn, $500. 1-52; 81.
8. lit burlington, Sa., $500, 1-263 y. S.
in YettssiQe, .9a.; ST 90, ,1-26; s. %. ".
III ct. Glonb, sra. 1,00 1-26; @.2. 81. III
@alem Sa. 81, 90 1-26; s. g.. in ct. peter,
Sra. $l,00 1876; cd. III ct. Yeter DRa,
$1,OO. 9-35; y. s. 81. Yeter, Ma. $500,
1876; s. 6. ct. Weter, Mia. $500, 9-35;
81. S. ct. Yeter, Ma. $500, 1916; Or.
8. Grasers, IRA. 800. 20; Or. g. Metp-
llm, Sra. 800, 1-26; Vl. iMew<llln,, Sra.
$500, e1-26; ID tp- lllu., Ma. S., 90
1-26; Sc, Netp. 1lm, Ma., ST 90 1-26;
8 {, Mewzulm, Ma. 500, 1-26; 9-n,
Mep -ulr1, Sra. 500, 1-26; G-n: q. ulm,
sra. s. 100: 1-26; B-n,M q. uln,, @ea. 500
1-26; 81, Mep-tlm, Sra. $500 1-26;
CT, Mew-uln,, Ma. 81, 90 20; 81, Sc
@ueur, Wa., $1,O, 9-35; Serb. s., Grit,
Ya., ST 90. .%"~ p 80 - 7~
o. so. 1 unb Q tes ii. Sabrsanses Der Sat-
tel, BON 5erra g. @-r,1 In, Mtpe ulm, @la.
$17 90. -.''@'''.' ". sti..~
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-10-02
%Mtlanttieber &ele8rapb! y!
MQerneueite CARPETS
unb
Shntttmaorfn
fir bic @di1cn.

..<4r-!1f fit bic Cation. :a~
Da mir infer fets srpBes gBaarenlaaer nit
einem rti9en NGprtermnt BON @utern Ter beten
unb @4Cn{ten Qualitat ntuerbin9S bur9 birefte
&intaufe nod nebr Ser9rSbert baben unb cine
Muspabl sprleeen tpnnen, bic jeben &Gafer BE-
frt:bigen mug, !; ~ erlauben wir uns, 2anbfauf-
leute, irtpie bas eeebrte Yublifunt BON ct. Saul
earouf autmerflan 3u naaden. @ir pertaufen
I'M @robtn unb i'm aleinen 8esen ~tltn9enbe Mun3e
cber Yapitr8elb: :
@eprudte @alicos pp1, 6 ~ IL Gents
per yorb. E''.'.. ..
@eblei&te @ottuns son 6 gu IA @ts.
per garb.
8raune 8et3euse, 36 3pQ BRETT 81
ju 10 @ts. per Yarp.
2ancater unp anpere @in9bau,s 123
@ts. per Darb. *'1z~*:1
De Begers fir Dannenfletper BON 10
3u Is @ts. per yorb. To-. Ill"
@eorebte per1t1@e @tpFe, Elm iebr
(@Sner Nrtttel fir Damentletber, 123 Ste.
per yaro.
Gnelii&e Doppel>@ ertnos IS Gts. per
Warb. IL r. ~s
@@were Glanelle BON 10 ~ Is @ts.
per Yarb. 49,. * '.-.
8eienoers CUTE rptbe Glanele BON Is
3u so Ste. per garb. ~.#s a. =.
S4were blaue Deden (Plankets) bas
Yaar Don 3,25 3u 400 Dollars.
DO. 9ernii9te gu $50
DO. meibe pom 200 3u 800 Dplars,
&entudy Scans bon 20 gu 40 Ste.
per yarb. '"@@~1
Slider unb Satinete Don IS 3u rs @ts.
per garb. ~ ->.a~ &s#
@ir-erpdbnen bier bios eines tleinen Ibeils
nnlerer Waaren unb sermeiien !8dufer auf unfer
@efamutla9er BON @eiben- unb @oQenfoGen, 10
tpie nnn allen in bas @el@aft ein1@laeenoen &C.
e%enRanben. . CIV ~. ~. a.:
.. SO. Sn8erion u. So.
~ Da i'd mid, felt i'd ais 3beilbaber in tas
Gel1aft ein9etreten, pot Der teipnberen CUNT
unieree beutf9en Yublitun1s iiber3eugen fonnte,
CLAUDE im burd bic @erer66eune unitres 2aeers
elmer nod erSberen Cunt unierer Dauaen mid
e~rfreuert III tDnnen. '"7 49,
1885,. 20 mabler.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-10-02
Dermi(@te Qa9ri9ttn.

Das an,erifanii&e paqueti@if g. S.
5%otborne" uno bic 8arque uMa.
garet" famen an Der Miinpun9 bts
Meriey 1T @oliion, tpcrauf 9ebteres FAINT
UNI bic 9an3e @anni@aft NIT Iusnabu,e
bes @apitainS unp bes 2pptien, ibr @rab
in ben @eQen fanb, a. ~.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-10-02

&C. Mir bSren, Bag Der bielee rMatiunal-
Den1ofrat" in ieiner lesten Numner atermals
uns gun, @esenfanee ieiner Beseiferunss- y plitit
sen1a9t bat. Da mir ut&t serne nit miIben
1bteren nerfebren, mSsen ~bieielten in ibreu1
&eoiere tpiitbensl nb tOben, 70 Siel ie 2uft bbaben.
@ir perben uns atts in eebiibrenber Gerne bon.
ibren sifttsen 3dbntu balten unb ber Bti.
fer taun AM Gnet rur ibnen itlbi gun. @,iftt
perten. zK 8# &
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-10-02

Gin un9er Gn9ldnperw urbe
su RECOMMENDATIONS @trafarbett perurtbetlt,*
neil er Elm Mdo9en 8epaltlam 9etiBt
battle. Die &6ntstn bat jeped ben Mt0eza
tb1ter beanapiat.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-10-02
Neue @ooreu
Die erten IN Der Soiipn!
$nstite 4 foriqangh,

" W y o. !,
gornals y. j. Suffice,
wbo1efale= unb Netail.9 rambler IN
Manufactur= u. Wcbeipaarer,
besbren il9, ben Guapfaue Der neuen perbt- unb
Winterpaaren e~r9ebenit an3u3ei9en. ;eaE
Dur9 iebr scrtbeilbafte &intdufe int 8 ten unb
bur@ birette 8e3iebun9en nit Grantrei&, Gnalanb
unb Deutf&lanb limb mir in ben @tanb aelett,
billieer ale irsenb Elm anberes biei3es paus per>
taufen 3u tDnnen.
Dir unterbalteu tets ein rei@baltses unt
nobla1ortirtes Eager tit
fran36ii@en urp en9l. Mertnps, ei,>
farbiS urb bunt; f<.5:@%5
fran36i. uno enel,. Delaines> ~einfarbis
uno bunt;
Delatres NIT @eibenftreifen, Robe a
guile, 3u4 $500 unb bSber; .r~..
@a6emire unb @alencta &leibern, Il,
9a13er @pIe, in ben pra9tpouiten 6arben
uno @@attirunaen, Pole de Chevres a
la mode;
Maib6 IN gang unb balb @pue;
Qamas I'M neuefteu @ei9made ; a.
einfarbt9en uno bunten 9eu,penFaneQer
GrempfreD; .a.- >=4<u f
Scoops, Stirts pper @rinpline>@ Sden Il,
allen pretien; ! . ..@
Duppel<@ ba>pls fit Dante,, mad Der
neueften Nrt; a.~u~
DO. fir 3erren In better Qualitdt;
ebenip &eti Deden il, r,euen Genres.
Gerner: s
5erbf unp @tnter > Mantiua6 uub
Mantelets> elegant unp MODERN, 3u allen
Yretien.
SetpentpHe brett aus Granfrei@ en-
pfan9em, a%usee3eidneter 14war3er GaFet
pom 500 unp b6ber per Waro ; bunte
Seipe, BON so @ts. an per gart.
Binter 5anbidube fiji. @errer unb
Dan1er in Yel3, 8oudsfin rrb @pue> TO-
tpie ale aubere III biel e 8ran9e einl@la>
9enpe Mrtttel.
8auaeuten pber @ieberSertaufern auf bemQaute
bettQieen tptr etnen aneeme1enen &abatt> IL bab
~bielelbtn nit uns S@ritt balten fSVnnen. :
@ir bitten bas oeebrte Yublitum, uus 5eineu
gtearf 3u3uwtneen unb serlpre@en aufmerflame
unb tiQiee B%ebienung.
unier Motto it: r<iner Nusen unb i9neQer
@ertauf." 49,.
., s. Suffice & Gorepaueb.
Maurice 3uerbad,
Sb34.N ..2. beutiber &lert.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-10-02

europa wtro naditens @ele9enbett
baben> baS mulltalii9e @ente Der Mmeri@
fa11er gu bewunbern, Sn @prceiter,
Ma0aduietts> ~tro cine Dampfprael NIT
oretb{9 pfeifen fir etnen unteruebmenoen
yanfee sebaut, Der oamit in europa Con-.
;erte 0ebe1 mill. I..">.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-10-02

Columbus, %. Sept. = 3u @rppez
port in bteiem County mari Elm @etb> nit
Namen @@eQin9> bier &inper, einen
&naben uno prei MdpGen> pas dlteite 49,
pas jln9ite 2 Sabre ali, in einen 35 Gub
ttefen Drummer unp ipran9 alspann lelbit
btnetr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-10-02

81. 9puts, 20. Sept. - Der Ne9er
DrepScptt 1T am Gretta9 Nbenp bo@>
beta9t bierielbf 8%eftprben. .Sein Same
mirc nod LANCE leben> ni6t ,pe9en ir9enc
welder peri6nlt9er @urjl9e pber 8pllz
brin9un9en be8 @ertorbenen, ipnbern me-
gen Der mt6tt9en Stole, bic er BET Der
@tabltrun9 zines neuen SabeS i'm 8unz
pesre9te iptelte. (N. 9. $751;
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0eutIdber Sereimn y. mtnnelpta.
aim Donneritas, ben Z. Ottober, UNI y l1br
Nbe,bs, 'fnbet bic reseln1dbise balbjabrli@e @f>
neral<0 eriammluna beS cbieen 8ereins, I'M 60
tale bes uDeutl9 Qeiepereins", itatt..
" s"T.>S> B..@ilIiuS,
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Ybtlabelpbta. - Ml8 am Serz
9an9enen Samfa9 Elm &nabe auf bic
platfurm zines in Der Marftfrabe sprz
lberfabrenbe6 Gra@t5u9es flettern wo1te>
9litt ct aus, fel rudtpdrts CUR @rbe unp
bic &doer eineen aber ietnen 9eib> wel@en
fe fat in 3tpet Gbetle 3erl9nitten.
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Minne1ptaE eleerapben z@e<

minne1ota 9elesrapben >@e<
itllf@aft.- SIN ben @ei6dfts1tuben
bes 81. s. 50. Stemart unb te6 6rn. S.
@einin9er lte9en au11 uno 2 October
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erforbert miro, 1T bios $4,000 uno man
3weifelt ri@t, paB bteielbe fir bte1es -
nctbmenpiee unp eriebnte 8erf obne
@9mieriafeit auBi9 miro.
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Der atlanti1@e Eeltsropb
1T tpieoer III Operation. Cine in Nen<
gort pom Trintty 8ay einselaufene Dope
i@e lautet fcl9enoermaben: "SrtnttY
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enpli@ bic erfreult9e Ma@rt&t mittbetlen>
bab per atlanti19e Eelesrapb mieeer pol1z
itanbis pperirt. @ute electrii&e @trSme
fnb felt ben leBten bret Gasen pur& pas
Gau palFrt unp pb9lei@ mir ni@t6 Don
elmer bur9eeienoeten Depei@e wi1en, 70
fam bod NIT 8efimmtbeit bebauptet
tperpen, bab bic BON @alentia 8aY erbalz
tenen @i9nale 70 p%puftdnoie als lie iinp.
@an boft, bab bas Gau in einteen $50
der frdteften6 benz @el@afts>@ ertebr erz
Dfnet weroen fann."
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Na@ri9t - &uenr1 fe 11dmli@ wabr 1T
- Das Yublifum 1T bod Don benz 81
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unp 3tpeiceuti9e, pper gar fali@e Depei@en
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19wer9ldubi9 eetporDen 1T. Sc ptrr
ntat eber pteoer trtumpbtren> als Bis
pas @elin9en gang un3meifelbaft feNitebt.
- Die G%rfabrnn9en ber lebten Mp&en
baben ben 9ldubt9en Gntbuiiasmus gang
9epalti9 ab9etublt ! - S. Yr.
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Mbbre1le Der republt>
fanil4en Staats> Central Committee beibt
es: Die 6erri4aft per benacfratil9en
partet mar fur3 bod lang eenue, uni
tbre Corruption unb S@le&tigfett par5'a>
tbun. Mn bet S@le@ttefeit, pa6 @olt
bur9 ip9enannte Contingencies" &C.
wi7er bober @taats 8eamtea 3u pla11>
BERN baben 1t@> leiber> AUDI eintse &e~
publtfnner betbeili9t uro pirtli& I&mar5"
gema9t. @ir f6nnen iol9e 9anplun8en
muir tabeln uno ftmmen nit unierem be-
motratii4en @puperneur nt@t therein,
baB Elm mpralt1@e6 uebel III ber go
littf cine betllau,e pplttt14e Maabre<
ael fem fSnne.
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Qon(nlat far Aaiunefotq.

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gtaun1d,treie. Quneburg, &c. bat laut amilden beu
setre1enoen bcbfn &teieruneen abee1&loGtmu
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Der MngebSrisen Der t%olsenben Staateu in sor.
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beutf@er Notar fur Minnefpta.
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mem Orte in europa. -.tstG s@af
ES Office na&f benz ueuen Brudenbau:
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