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Minnesota posten. [volume] (Red Wing, Minnesota) 1857-1858, 1858-07-06

Ur .Waktaren."
Lunds Domkapitels atgarder med anledning
af de sekterisla r0relserna 6kane.
Harom erhalIes underrattelser i No 4
al svensk K Kyrkotidning. Det sages der,
att domkaiptlet ALA de fall, som blifvit
behorigen anmalda, sokt att fullgora sin
pligt enligt foreskrifterna j kongl. stadgsn
den 90 Mars 1856, hvilken stadga pa fol-
iande satt tolkas uti en- domkapitlets skirt
yeke till justitiekanslern: eMissgernings-
balkens annu gallande | kap. 3 5 ar der
utinnan tydlig, att den som taller At iran
var rata eyangeliska lara och trader till
Ell villtarande Q b ej later g ratta
skall torvisas riket m N. Kyrkolagens 4
kap. q 5 bestammer enahanda ftraf for
den som emot samma lara upptanker och
utsprider nagra villfarande meningar eller
brukar nagra anstot:iga ordasatt, Gnds
forsamling dermed att bekymra eller for
arga, ochej uppi foreg4nge g
anvarIig tormaning sig ick.e
rattar Ingen som bar den ringaste
ilnsigt ! betydelsen If en sialsvard fore
Minnesota posten. [volume] (Red Wing, Minnesota) 1857-1858, 1858-07-06
JOB PRINTING

in the GERMAN, ENGLISH and Scan
p1NAv1Ar, especially the SWEDISH,
languages neatly and expeditiously
executed at the Minnesota Posten
office.
TILLFALLIGHETS-T -TRYCKNING
pa Tyska, Engelska och de Skondinari
aka, isynnerhet Srensko, spraken verkstalles
matt och skyndsant Minnesota Postens Office.
sderfor atfoljer begaran derom.
D6DsFALLs- och VIGsEL NoTlsER inforas utan
atgift.
Minnesota posten. [volume] (Red Wing, Minnesota) 1857-1858, 1858-07-06

n S this is the only newspaper in
III Minnesota published in the
Swedish language, it will afford a
good opportunity to Merchants,
Mechanics and other business men,
to spread their advertisements
before the numerous and industri
ous Scandinavian population,
Minnesota posten. [volume] (Red Wing, Minnesota) 1857-1858, 1858-07-06

All changes in advertisements charged at the
rate Of 30 cents per 1000 ems.
All advertisements continued until ordered out,
and charged accordingly.
Yearly advertisements paid quarterly in advance,
All transient advertisements to be paid for in
advance.
Minnesota posten. [volume] (Red Wing, Minnesota) 1857-1858, 1858-07-06


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>ts.ota Potter, Red Wing, Goodhne Co., Minnesota,
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FaIska och vardelosa sedar atersandas.
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Minnesota ar portot cent for hvarje hummer eller
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veckotidning och 13 cents fortondagstidning. For
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Sec. 1o3. Quarterly Raies Of Postage, ehen
paid quarterly yeerly in adronce sn fetos-
papers aud Periodicals. to actual subscribers.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-02

ffRySTkB PALACE.
~ brand Military Civic and Fancy Dress
CHARITY SDIKEE,
THURSDAY ENENfNJ, APRIL =,
THE HUNTER WOODS BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.
SIX aUNBkEB OF the most respectable citizens OF New
York Brooklyn and Newark comprised the civic and
military committees.
RhCRPTIoS COMMITTEES.
Com GenJ.H. IIobart Ward Major Gen G W. SANFORD.
James W. Gerard Brig Gen. Spicer,
John Van Buren,, Brig ten. ~m. Hail.
Hon. \. b. Hart, Brig. Den. "a. r. Morris.
Simeon Baldwin, Brig. Gen. Yates,
Isaac V. Fowler Brig. Gen. John Even,
Hon. John McKeon, Brig. Gen Theo Runyou.
PETEk COPPER President.
G. gopFREy GusTHsR. Vic. President
q. " Or FoRTsT, Treasurer
y Lac PyRKIrs, Secretary
". g. rapHs
As yosHUpGH. S.
EtIls 4. WIsAsr, ,rIrcNs
WI Bsowss, ESQ.,. soninii'ee'
CYErs RAsstY, ". H.,
RThe proprietors the Sixth and Third Raft
roads have engaged 10 every minutes during he
night OF The sorec
Dancns in the Galleries positively prohibited.
supper N he served by Mr. Peeler IN his best style.
Price OF nckew ~, admitting lady and genernsn extra
ladies' tcket 81
principal musc book dug stores and boz
tells Al the banking Office II Thompson Bros, No. Wall
the Office the Executive Committee. @ Broadway,
and Al the principal Fulton street BRO kyp.
Those who purchase tickets before The sh of April VIII be
admitted ~ the Fordeth street door.
Purchasers OF tickets the ght the Horee apply
for them A. the srh avenue epus This rule VIII be
strictly enforced.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-02
VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
Pier glass, piano. cNrpctiug, NC,

Pier glass piano, earpc'ing, sc;;
T. GouLDsMITH, suctoneer viii sell without any reserve,
account the family removing the entire splendid and
and chamber furniture, but little and all in good order
ON ssturaaT. %pr iss' c5: oeoes The Sixth and
r sgsge ears "a Ss h Tbs y.
order and comprises in par ar "a a l lGIIows'-
Rich tapestry BRUSSELS carpets splendid rosewood library
shades lace curtains valuable OIL paintings
reception and vcllare chairs marble TOP
side and sofa se large , sr ssa
rved solid rosewood paror suits covered with sstn bro
sa With pearl splendid Instrument, such as would grace
any FuIor' also orn'me 81; ,JE Fsl variety
Are furnished With ngrsp AM velvet carpets spring seat
marble tor dressing bureaus with wristbands to match
made solid rosewood and mohorsny - pure 7lrled hair
ROSEWOOD E1sbchan and Gothic bedseads together with
other h'm0e' p 5fsnsGIe ROOM FURNITURE,
Consisting Of the usual variety Of plas dishes tea sets cut
din5s tables solid osi esSnson dining table csne and
ss ss ss G ssa ss w m ssS
viii be required IRON all purchasers Goods 70 be removed
Immediately Careful carmen VIII be in attendance. No
yNvx Writer'S, AUCTroNEER, WILL SELL, ON sA.
w tursy two o'clock, a, l6 lagh street, all the gen
~ !. .,d ,~r..
ssry for hsekeepng one splendid pssor suit and pier aud
nentel MIRRORS
WV Writer'S AUcTIosEER, WILL SELL, THIS
w day. a. O'Clock tst Canal street, all the paror,
chamber dirr room and kitchen furnrire &C,
Of large boarding house Elegant carpets oilolohs soss,
Needam gssses paintings exteu-
cn tables china glass; &C The whole 10 r. sold without
serve orea bargains Will be bad 40 we IRE crowded with
goods.
WV WRITER'S, AUCTIoyEER, WILL SELL. THIS
dsv, O'Clock, AT 4s4 Canal street. lsrgee menl
Of household furniture, Sc.. belonging 10 the estate OF
the ate george Robinson, ECO, consisting OF
rocking and Other chairs. centre tables curtains corsces
Ae pier glasses paintings parof furniture Ac mahogsny
rosewood anu walnut be scsds hair spring and othe-
dressing bureaus washssnds ctei acts wGdro6es dining
and kitchen utensils &c Families and others ought %
attend his sale. No reserve.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-02
WALLAcK's THEArES ZEE y,oy,s

WA1LAcxs T HnsE EsarE sraHrs
Jxssrx BROWN.
MISS AGNES sp k 81
1' episode in q SSs ss is Il ""a''
sEcosS TiME IL Thfs THEATRE
petke comedyo of
'' THIS AND EvGkt EykhlSa 4 ft, is' Tss~.
the new and original f eSsgns, IL ,lrsSsoA
Oa Tux kxLIny or LUCKNOW,
Written By Dso WIS ESQ ; sa1.' Al.
The si msr s :sss'f x s S s'e'' @9
Gsg slss s Ea. n @ "a ~
ReS ef Hnia bican ohao. 10 e SD Regimen NJ ss
sweeeie private "a "a s.si,msn, ;ohso.
Highs ndera Of the 18th Regiment
so,.s, Soldiers p 81 the I'D E,smsns
follow of NenA sahio.
Gharne and sae her children Master and Muse Rs.su.
Jessie iro~n' her servant...,.Mss Agnes itoce.t:ca
Acf I.Prlcr
6rene THE Bnngaio counry house Of Mrs Campben,
near Lucknow with distant view OF the city and The GoeasS
Rome in Inda-Ian-k the spy Of he Nsaa SasS
Jessie Brown and two loyers-Ths foster s,ster~Ths a
CLEAN of Wharf.-The project Of the Gsh Of bhoor sSprss
Of he .oG b nA,
q tale Of . "a, q Lang SSns" -. ~.
Scene S-Nrs.
view of Lucknow by rghThe tort and the 0oomee river
The night Of the ontbrtsxIhe terror Of AmyAanars
mise 20 MoGresor has gen his word ben isas
up"-Ihe sudden appearance Of the Mems Sahb-lhe ~
tack Of the ndoos unter Nena fahb, the Bungsto
The attempt to blow the brdse-1he signal guns FROM
Lucknow.
Act IA court and hall within Hndoo temple In fsu-
nowThe prisoners-The massacre of Cawnporefhe dvaA
of the Nenss attempt TO mase Georde counsel bis brothar
Randall surrenderIhe welcome ysers from the iofern
regionsTe mine and dark road III
-hapda and Bloupt snS ag Of exchanges
prisoners cruelty OF the nenss defence the rcvoh
The letter In QaacThe OF The NenaA hindoo
Guy Fawkes-1he by the nine-The ssgna Of ah8
CLOCK OF the mosaue-hchmets doom
Act IIITbe nesidency-The Rehabilitation forming IL
outpost work Of the Rcsdcpcylawu of dayDistsrt view
c the ercmpment and trenches OF the rebel force kvr0
TablcauIhe basegedrhe last rsionNo hope Of relief
Jessie dstress1he attack and the repuseThe last hope
gonerhe prayer Of the women 90 be killed rather than fail
Into the hands Of the SepoysThe le recollection u
boaor-Ihe enemy approaehThe terrible defence Of TIE
children the hands the barbarisns
sizes dresm"Nae I'm dreanin re the slogan o. The
Highlands, help hepi hePi nj ias"fhe increduiy &
the men1he approach the the guns mea,
10 the guns'Anober hour and all sayedrhe dr.
pibfoch OF the 18th Hghanders hsard"rhe Camp
bells comlng-Uaveiock forces his into the DIV
"Should aud be forgo'The column Of IL
Hghard infantry the Redan and it, Draw
defenders.
THE FINAL CHARGE or THE HIGHLANDRRs
with which ths intensely Interesting and exciting drama coa
cudes the audience 10 the Enthusiasm ~
has been called for twice and thrice each night ss
Nm excitement never eqaalled-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-02
ONFRIDAY TIus DAY. APRIL >, AT lo,s o'CLO

nNFRIDAY TIIJS DAY., APRIL 3 AT l01s O'CLOCK
~ NJ at the elegant sandstone front private residence
No 2f3 West Twenty third street Ninth avenue al the
rich and costly goods In and belonging TO the house emba
cling large assortment and variety mrs. class goods
DANfki =. H0UGH, auconeer, Will sell rs above with
out to the highest bidder for cash. Bale positive No
postponement any account.
Cash deposits required Of all purchasers Goods must be
removed Immediately The following is only partial de-
scription OF the goods contained in the house, viz
Dining roomsCaryed walnut bullet extension table
ed pedestal St. Nicholas dining and chairs cane seat
splendid mirrors bronze hsures antique clock tapestry
carpets together with s the CHINA and silver ware belonging
the house aswo tea SETS breakfast do cut glass
every conceivable description silver tea SERVICE i've
pieces. large silver esver soa SILVER Casters spoons and
forks liquor caster with cut ruby bottles baskets salts
butter knives &C. ivory cutlery IN SETS beces large
riey Of unique table ornaments also the Kitchen nensB
solid rosewood centre and pier table, reception and recu
chars sod rosewood and watt eegere elegant
French plate pier glass in gol frame lady ned
pets gas fixtures nix lights; heavy cmbroid
cred lace window drapery Partisan shades several
large and splendid bronzes and other very line figures and
in real bronze also eight oil paintings by eminent
artists in rich gold frames slso two matched paintings By r.
o. Coates variety OF elegant Dresden china
Phran figures and mAne decorations, two rich maniei
glasses 6c
Middle parorvelvet carpets suit Of psrlor furniture, in
lures, ch; elegantly carved rosewood secretary book
curtains and shades fine engravng mante clock
ard vases rosewood chsrs tnad WIN ss,mweHa isasas
carved octave pianos nearly new IN perfect or
der and fully warranted s'oo and cover music cabne
&C. besides host OF other articles which, to be appreciated
Chambers second story-Tapestry carpets carved
wood bedstesd with rich acecanopy; splendid hair mat,
90 lbs holsters and pillows fine blankets and
bedding rosewood bureaus and comodes china toilet ses
nanel glass, rosewood bookcase, hne engravings
Single suits of enamcled furniture shades curtains &c
THIRD storyEegant carved mahogany bedseads hure
washtands wardrobes sofas, chairs, divans mattresses,
Blankets carpets, &C.
ID. s. IOCGII. Auctioncer, sGicc ~ Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-02
uAIIH0 AT AUUTTUa.

n g. HORTON AUCTIONEER, sALEsROOM rs CAR
VI. street. win sell This cay at l0 ocicct ell the fur
first class I40 Fourth street.
consisting assortment OF paror chamber and kitchen
furniture.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-02

(vofn WATCHES VERY Low.
NJ The subscriber selling all descriptions Of pod aud all
yer watches at retail AZ less than ustS pric-a
CfNrdNspss
EnamclIed watches, Gold patent levers.
Enameled and diamond told chrunoneter-
Watches. Gold Duplex watches.
Richly engraved vat she's Inrgcnsen's watches.
cold lepinrs independent second
Gold detached levers, wsches,
Magic watches,
And all other styles OF gold and silver watches exchanged
Every watch sold by him swsrraned 10 xeep corrt Tine
watches ciesued and regacd q, less Than usual prcea
sEO. q. AiiFN,
Importer of us'ches ann i~wclry,
Nhnlesale arf retatl,
M II w.l sree', secOut Door.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-02

Typp NICHOLS, AUCT1ONEER.-wAREROONs NO ~
prcadway.--The sale Of and second hand firn,.
- .Issisei FIR day oDt Friday Ia postponed ,n'i
~ neaS as, April Z, a. l0is ncc-t. a. which tine mrg-
t.s s,rls, fsr s.ock VII De Ne "A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-02


II Nassau street American artists annual sale q og
% and ~ xer %sn e. Rs
SrGPssy e Brown A sS, - Spence na BrGrp ,J
ter. Tey barley Williamson, Wstierson L.nn.n, Hail.
Hin odSs n SSs
Bousis, Moran Looms Rechart 9: johnson, Ingram.
IN SsAfF ,.
April and Friday April a. II S9ocs each Day :. s
they SSbe on exhibition Monday 2sh inst, until days Of
HENRY H LEEDS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT NO.
III q Nassau street.-Housshold ftrniture-HENRY H..
LEEDS co win sen at auction saturday, April at
sorSen Of furniture oonsstns #
grain carpets carved rosewood eegere tor ma
carved rosswoOS wardrobe iron beds soss and double
pier and mante mirrors crockery and glassware
n s s~sS &C. Also four COOP. three ss
HENRY H. LEEDS, AycTIoNEEEv a. NO
al auction % ss!urssy april !. Il osicss front q their
No q Nassau pair Of iron gr;y I horses
feey gentle and Kind single double good fami
HEsRY B. HERrs JB., AUoTIoNEER-By HERrs &
~ sc on rsy Choice ~ s o
groceries, comprising and black white and brown
also Vines brndies whsksy ale porter ehAnpagnss and
seSr J sns sns az %
HOUSEHOLD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. KINGS
II LANn CO.. Office l59 Chambers street, will give their
attention the sale OF household furniture at The
of families removing declining hou sekeepug
during the season. reasonable and prompt returns
made In all sales.
T BOGART AUCTIONEER, BY 8 BOGART.-sATCR
ta l0 O'Clock. a. the auction mortgage sale
or household furniture mirrors. gas pipe. &c.
r W HUNT, AUCTIONEER.
q. j. W. HUNT will sell 10 morrow, Saturday April g.
l0i clock at his spacious saesrooms No IS Nassau
large and very desirable assortment of household
furniture made by the best city manufacturers consisting in
part of bureaus besesds cha tables tete atetes SOFAS
jounges. wardrobes, bookcases etegeres. &c.
Also four elegant parlor suits solid rosewood and black
walnut frames upholstered in French satin brocade reps
and hair cloth
Also enameled and solid oak chamber and dining
furniture, &C
Together with magnificent assortment of oil paintings
Brussels, tapestry and Venetian carpets English
Americ ocoth silver plated fancy goods &c.
Sale positive. Particulars in catalogues, which will be
ready early morning of sale.
r LLOYD WARREN, AUCTIONEERS-NO. S CLINTON
II Hail. Asor place. Eighth street, betv cen Broadway
and Fourth avenuew1 give their personal attention to
sales OF household furniture al the residences Of parties de-
clning housekeeping and to outdoor sales generally.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-02
1fDSLEy A sH AfTUCK. Anctionsers.
Office No. B Rank OF Cnmmerre Rnildinr.

rUpFRT a SAVAGE. AuCrroNEER, WILL sgrr.
W his saesrcgm 50 Cedar street Friday, April 2 Al 10
earpets royal velvet tapestry, Rrusscs ply
gyain also carpets Ac ewehy nd ane watches
go skces srsy goods fancy and n5N IN ms and
boy,s hs Nh The csspeu are In Store, aud viii be sold
Al ons r ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-02

THE LOVELY STAR SISTERS, LUCILLE AND HELEN.
l. BENEFIT at the BowERY THEATRE, THIS EVEN
ING, Friday, April 2. - ..
be to give Youth and Beauty the hand OF fellow
ship.
BUMPER.
RECORDED l. O. s. NJ
THE SISTER STARS,
MISSES LUCILLE AND HELEN,
SOW PERFORMING BowERy THEATRE.
A star of iight-s priceless gem
pearl from Natures diaoem-
rainbow cleaning through the showers,
To GLAD this darksome world Of ours;
Light as the foam upon the lake,
Pure as the soft falling lake
- Sweet ~ the early summer flowers,
Is this bright fairy star Of ours
We sometimes think her briisnteyes
have been purlolned from the skies
The lily & and roses hue
Have blent 10 form her blif hes, tool
While quveriug round our dark eyed girl
Floats many wave of midnight curl;
We until senses feel
hallowed love Tor sweet Lucille
And oft when storms-for st viii
And clouds are In my country home,
A CLEAN OF beauty sweeps the plain.
Ane 10 my sky II cl ssr again;
For In TIN CLEAN fancy one
Whose young fresh face and joyous tone
Would steal into ermits heart
And bid It's deepest shades depart.
For the day whose beams reveal
The parting glance Of bright Lucille
THREE FAST MEN. New Songs, New Conuodrums. Mr.
IsmptoB, alias Jerry Blossom viii appear all hts giory
and offer 500 10 the who does not ahear laugh
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Mrs. Davenport, Mrs Hughes. &c
The Boiaers Hutchinson In their wonderful and elegant
sPOnTS OF Atlas,
and the farce OF SARAH'S YOUNG MAN.
DARNUM'S MUSEUM
ID Nowi hstsndg the immeusc crowds which continue
hrong the Museum 20 witness the great play,
THE BkIDk or AN EVENING,
=. - - - THE BRIDE or AN EVENING,
TT MUST BE WITHDRAWN
1T MOST BE WITHDRAWN
Partially after the present week to make room for
FRESH NOVELTIES.
FRESH NOVELTIES.
This Is the LAST WEEK I'm which be played in the
AFTERNOONS. In order therefore, that ell may have al
opportunity Of seeing this wonderful dramatic production
will BIZ play ed this week
FIERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING,
EVERY AFTERNOON Ar ID EVENING,
EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
Commencing at and IA O'Clock The Museum open nj all
hours and vsiters will lind
MILLIONS or CURIOsIT!ES
which Will afford instruction and amusement TO all who
devote leisure hour TO their examination.
The Mammoth Lady weighing 100 pounds the LAYING Sko
leon weighing only 60 pounds the Original Happy Family,
all be well the irnitabe Aqusria,
Ocean and River Gardcas, the grestea curiosity In
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