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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-08-19

REmovISo RUsr FROM GUS BARRELs.-
The answer made respecting the remov-
al of dust from gun barrels will apply to
all rusty barrels. Pour boiling water
over them from kettle, and oil them
while warm. and then use scratch brush.
This win destroy all rust. however deep
it may have eaten in.-Bag ShOt.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-08-19

A. few grape vine leaves placed in the
crown Of the hat are said to be a proven
tive Of sun stroke, while exposed to the
sun in thsvineyard. q : n 80 - !"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-08-19

The Louisville Journal says that Gen.
Lane is completely dead in Kansas. He
was so unfortunate as to kill jenkins and
himself at one shot.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-08-19

We never heard before that Peter be.
trsyed his master. We thought that was
Judas IscariOt. Our venerable and con-
6ding friend, Cincinnati Gazette) asks,
" has not Cox betrayed the people of the
Capitol district thrice; as often as Peter
betrayed his master ?" In response to
this question we are impelled to answer,
"Cox a doodIe-do l'-OkiO Statesman
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-08-19

The KITcHEN OF THE CAPITOL AT
WAsHSGToN.--Ac correspondent describes
the kitchen Of the United States Capitol,
after having remarked that the dining sa-
loon occupies a principal room on the
floor beneath the Representative Hall, and
is Lighted BY large and beautiful gas
chandelier with five burners A dozen
marbleized iron tables, with heavy mar
bic tops, are distributed around the room,
each costing no less than fifty dollars.
The chairs are somewhat palmer. The
counter is Of polished marble, occupying
a circle in the centre of the room, within
which ascends dumb-waiter from the
kitchen below. But to the kitchen {:
There are seven rooms appropriated to
cleaning vegetables, dressing meats, open
ing oysters, and making pastry. But my
readers may inquire at whose expense is
this vast restaurant furnished and kept
up. 1t is hardly credible, but still it is a
fact, that the expense Of this "public
kitchen" is paid out of the public treas
ury that is to say, the rooms are all
finished and furnished by the Government
in the most costly style, and coal and gas
thrown in /; leaving the occupant Ct this
comfortable but novel establishment to
supply only the provisions to be cooked,
which he afterwards retails to members Of
Congress and the employees about the
building at extravagant prices. / under
stand that large number of regular
boarders are accommodated and the
"cook" informs me that he can comfort
ably provide for thousand people.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-08-19

NJ. Chevalier declares that in France at
the present time phosphorus is the most
dangerous form Of poison known, having
replaced arsenic, which is now so difficult
to obtain. He mentions forty cases Of
criminal poisoning BY it.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-08-19

A NKw TEsT.-The Chicago Times
states that William Fitch. clerk in the
Post Office Of that city, was discharged
because he spoke TO Douglas.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-08-19

The Missouri Statesman says that whis-
key is no longer called ichiskey, but
" Stewart Juice"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-08-19

The Washington Union boasts that the
affairs OF the Government are going on
like clock work. Oh yes. they are going
on-tieE-Liek-hck.-LOu Journal
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-08-19
Selett Gale.

From the Leavenworih (Tnd.) " Moceasin Herald"
"DETAILS GREAT PRIZE STORY.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-12-18

Now IM Ats>rH.
4 '"iH hi,Sulpl'a;e OF Lime,
~ 20 bills Polar xhaic oil. cleas
l. ) " Castor oil,
10 :" lAn~"esl oil,
1000 III, White al,
10 dozen Champagne,
70 " Claret,
o'hu cs"'ce bran IL Havana cigars,
81 v0n t4~rman cigars,
80 casks >entci, Ale,
j bbls Blue Lick Warcr,
: chnice !eaci, Whisky
" Mnu.n.ailei L.. 10,
. different kinds ni Frenci, Brandy g,
'sGereut prices,
o. dozen Rarnnm'a fluid Lamps,
~ rrams Wra, p.ug atrr.
&c buxss thinrse F,se-craksrs.
All the above articles are offered at New G, ie,n.
ices. sta r u: ~ nf D. 81. lit
Ed TX ;ET.4 Druggis,
New t>otssts--
~ Just received, s'rne splendid
Mahogany Sofas.
d" Tete 4 Tetos,
90 R"ckin, Chairs,
do Easy Chars
march2h pirFR & BRADFORD.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-12-18
Bayou Ea"a e. Gas: Pac'tet
LINE CT

ES,Yut SARA NJ U.-E"s .t,nn,rr
~ t,1i'" Captain Y. Il. BaRAx " sIaz.4A
serves New Drlea AZ err. NOM ~ 1T : s.: - IL
r. ~: and every FElEAY at 10 i N for It ganx.,
The < cam@r EAIi,rL fnII. Ga p;ain !, Hn.p r
leaves New Ori~Hn> " cry stNN.i ~ \. ~. u,i
@Fe'y "kLEl' AT at S P. n fer IA, %. :nra.
IT," SIC mar I. II. J Captain VrScEvr. ,eayr.
>-~ Orleans every TIf:fhY and T!iTh>, AZ 1t ~
4. ". an every Alu.nAY 1T n fnr p. Gn,l.
Tr . Gamer stl.F. Capital Hall avps New
Orleans every SUM AY an W~Ei,NE<nAY mnr;,iDr
far Fhuvnu tr Q e Tate Ra cad.
&V~ \, r. The Ca pitrl and Laurel II Il will ,,l
~ Goa Il frcig'l..
! \. COTTON. Agent, l Tclou,i'o.;a
: icct New Orle. as nav .,.f
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-12-18
III 81 RI t;VI MANN.
DEALER IN CIGCEs, WATCHES.

few elED.
Lafayette !Str-et, neat darn t. Bo as Drug Shire.
~ EtpS con Itantlv on lXni. Il large anil inau.itt
~ assert men of I.rCkS. WAT IiFS ami iFN.i
:. wlNt g n.5er> 10 the c;;iz"n> o. East End ".
ton ''ohx" amt vir;nity. on r"n<i ,,ahIr IT,, ms
Il Nov. II 1874
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-12-18
W AMI ED.
JOG HANDS WANTED.

;" II w III
TH0 HANDS wanted to chop woo, an the line g
NV the Baton Rouge and t;ru>se Tete Ia il,Dai
t"r which SIS a month wit b. paid, or If eT -oos
haFt. Z haaas to hire prefer G .ntractx for cu ,up,nv
WOOL, VII he given at ssL cents PR cord.
The timber is principally Ash. the land drv and 10.
eation he.lthv. apply to, or address
june l5~tt. IOs1FH :. WILLIAMS,
Baton Rouge, La.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-12-18

Fresh S1pp11eS:
n Cas-. Sn.tuN S..ut l., I'll 5,
W -r,UU, il. Bulk "Ik. ilog round,
sn DtI<. Mess ork
Z51a bbls Zig FORK FIR family use.
huta 3tis Ness l;ct'-t-,y ci,"ica.
- tasks iian>. >antnri 4 frames
IS do 'iu E.van> i Swift.
5 Casks ! om'n,cks Smoked Bee,
500 Dbl Flour, clric- brands.
so Boxes Star fsudler. : To b
So " adanantine Candies . to Is,
Is 81 >3@rm. is Il 6s,
800 Boxes Winchester Soar small sh;x-s
500 "G-rman-targe & small bars,
so Bags Rio { oi'ee.
java III Pockets, and
Government RFhtDa. :;.oice article,
so ta~"- I iAret Vine.
Is - tSauttrn.
@Tases Chateau Ra"zin-fne article
oa :. II Ia in~e,
so Cases ialti'k Me-, as. l. i,ints,
IS - ;inm Al Ga cider. quarts,
So nnx-< fliuict WASte II Ttrexe,
rs heg~ tl.err. v~ii"y Ru,'er.
20 " Ca"cc Family 10.
Is - to>ius-serv sHperfEa,
90 fgS EFT.
so Fl< Ilean: whisky,
So !" Fishers da.
. - M"nnnEstria,
2nt I'll Rye.
oS1z Ribs Nonnnca', u c"pfsr distilled,
% i;bl- /. III :; ,nar. sin: L. au'i .!:utit refined
hn ',nxrs Inngwnr'is ia VIII.
IS Pill celr5ra sd Cn'h"ir y: skv,
20 Small chests importation Tea.
so ~ = Gun; Dwder do,
80 Casks cl,aice Rice.
'Mn log. 8. raw s;rtr.ns,
hAa PagS Fin+ 4 Con r>e Salt,
IS Or. tasks AMERICAN i'rHndy.
And Il number nt other articles. I. NIL NJ which
'n.ite the etrrntrn If "n~ West E'atnn R,ree i
.rrss.' T~t- fci-ni Is with tn" Assurance II g. No -Fort
'ill b" left untrie'I t" give uniform, Satisfaction.
may =. RAl:Dii I: BIN NJ
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-12-18

-ALSO-
In the Gentlemen department, another fresh stoc
has ben rec e.t'uf
FINE BROAD CLOTH COATS.
d, d. d, PiNTS,
do do do TESTS,
do Tweed Suits,
do Draahb do
aud u v"riets IF other Ch'thine, to" numerous t
ras n,i"n. These eonds were bou.n t" be soIt .guin
consequently AkGA NJ CAN Bf ,tAn.
81 Remember the ltare,
RRAIY S'lENnEesOS'S.
Old iost Office corner Laurel l. Third streets
Notice.
r HAVE THIS DAY sold to K. l.. H.n ,erson. my en-
L tire iaterest ir the con!n-,ca a. concern of /. X
RtaIy 4 &c.. an recommend Inn t. ms IT,, sn-f A
trbis and fricnds. 4. l.. BRADY.
Garon Rouge, Dot. 2lst 1858.
copar.nclsl,sp Nosice.
THE SUB CHlBt.RS have this day IL, med a copnrr
uefship under the style and Fl, m If bad, d lnn'er
>o4 propose duing Il sen,ral i,HY business, al
thu Old stand OF 7 f, BsAiy l. Co.
r. K. BRAI Y.
Ri. liENDLRSOS.
Baton Rouge, Oct, 2lst. 1855.
NEW GOODS.
WE ARE GLAD TO INFORM THE CITIZENS or
~ the parisn Of VS. iia1un ca e AMI ,rc>>e-
lee that We are enabled to furnish ,i.m with the
fol owing named articles, OH The most reasonable
term
L4i les DRESS GOODS, consisting of
MERISoEs,
'CAsHMEREs.
%DEIAINEs,
SILKS,
EMBROuERIEs,
EDGINGs,
LACE, i c.
ALSO q
GENTS CLOTHING
CASHMERE SUITS.
TWEED SUITS,
DR4B SUITS,
OTEnCO.AT'S l. CLOTHING
Or
ETERT <LHHIIO
IL be found at
BRaIT & IiESDFRSOS':S,
Old ioSt Ui c. CO. ner Laurel l. Third sits.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-12-18
THE
GREAT REPUBLIC
W0nfhly.
1utAe PubIz;r, tie Bouh ard Pc:
1;1di;ch Irudr 0un tie Press.

- re 1 tt'F &
15;1d;cuL Irudr nun tie Press.
VIZ, have thu. honor 10 ai'on zee that Wa
.h,,I, ,s>,ts. on or al,.ut the 1T OF Dec, n'ltr
next. "a as "a lie II. >t:1s"t' 10 S'il''l''i'' 'i't
pal L. attention al tie uIIic AID ,le pr't'"'-
;caI ,,atr. .h. i HI. FIRST NUNEEk OK
\ NEW llLUSTkA Ed MAuAZ'\f- to
10 called 1Z-s. "s4s<;ss saGgssb-zt
fEsng,st:.
!, j. il le, t.,' to make ibis Magazine Superior
in every respect t" an>f1'nS et'' Dts' 'e -
>,.rti III HIS rn,It.ry. lie g''''f"' scope ~
its cLa,arsri cnr est l." "'"'rf>t' OF by ''H
,aur. riN Be thoro"sh-y N"ho""f-m no
~ So <e.i;o.uin r Sc i1fznn aud trhotIy "'pe'So"-
al. II uli. # IT, NE Whites Hj 'sii"hr!S
at ih.s I'M. y {. unnnu fr's'. N'e!e they
can meet IN he ~Es!gi'e>t I'''''"d "f f"'en'lo.
rur; literature. |, w.iI *lui to CALLER ao"2't
it every variety at l"t+litcf.
II+ a.,.c OF pr:ic'es viii r. a wide enc
covering ,anona either grounds Essh:>' oEr'c-
les Humorous Tales. ST. lies. lt'>lor'ehl In
,ide,tx. T,.rievS. tr,tiV,t>. l'"'si"lt'se>,
Sri.,,ihv A~rticitS. Travels. TAs'|' Talk. Dt''t'
as /, c.sI.t.,>, Politics, poenI>. !'alh"'':, >'ah-
rs, >urunts. MUSIC, Correspondence. 1">s'l-
etc.. etc +Er. ,
The Aa"1yire vi'; Re p'r!' Sr'} ''1">''a'ts'
in th+ h ,uh+-1 >'y4e ~! wood e'G'a''"&>.
The l., e,tly .IeiA;tnrnt Wit ~Ir"sent
p1tat4r >a,!s',. cnusol ed Nti nH'r lhoi-
s,.f. tx. eiir, cc. il IS i't'r,eh. fiI"h'ttr /" i
i.;t ufi,,r' Il. he American. l,'tbl.c III Il sim
-. ,uI.ut!raI. II. l,'l ""i!@ "'tit'"'> at
IA ,.tias Wi err are irc t1tt.:f ~ ibe AT vi co.,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-12-18

J 2 Etx.-....,-.. ...-.-.'-a. EraG13rd.
Piper + Bradford.
saU@,E Ez's&~z~saz:zs g. CAB
Exa;T' " AK z3Es%.
lAAIho! tHIlASN
'*,4r 't,"'*' JUL r"n'' # he f."
~ lowing patterns, ol Mahogany, Walnut, Oak and
Ma IT,
suNrAG NA}liHWfR,
ttrtIAE. C..At. i>U" AiNG,
bL>I Nm, CALHOUN 4 KoCk'G,
Dan t!iltE, SIM IL. BACK Ron &
'lA!D-th, CHIl4 Ii Ms kW HING,
CakNth TOP, 10 I!.G.AKN
TOY ChaIr@,
Now aa"at and I" arrive ~,un-
l.i!.tL i-.4ol on r,;cAris and cas'ors.
NlAoE " i'll. a,rl without arms.
~ LIZ y BIZ ALI ORD.
ETAGERES! ETiGERES!t
| ti'. a>>' ]i'i,"nt # AIaluuauv ard
- H!acA Nalaut-a'e and xix shelves. Just recio,
I'd at tIllR Z BR4If CAL'o.
ElDE hOARHS.
~ BUNE~*US AND,
WHAT . rrEsEs, at
ilrE: ( DEADFoRv'S.
M.17I'R .IASE>!
III q are NJ" l'r. Jared IL furuisl: matt
- ra~ses Of oar OWE manufacture.
II Lk L BRADFORD.
Moss " .INTEDI
W. "ilE i:n, Tia. highest ua' kpt '.ic,.
~ f.r sooi W."
PIPER & BRADFORD.
GOODS
!.iur H~~s n men! If
lam anu ia Innned Tin Ware.
Hati, Tubs, H'p Baths a.i sponge Paths,
tasla aud / eri Boxes. Tabs. Wass: h.aris.
Mating Rugs. Mats. lort >rra pers, &sps,
bro' ms. Hair Il Feather Il t+r- .crut-
Erashes. 10 hes pins. Nursery Lamps.
Waters, Tack i,anm RS, Egg-cs.,i.rs,
Ice i't!ci1ers. late Va, m-rs and a
variety OF articles TOO ,edi'ns 10 mention. II.
iiHE< u BkAItURn's
STOVES!
'tstk. Parlor ar,I Office Stoves. 4 fine
" assortment Tor sale 1T
PIPER l. BRADForus.
SELFROCKXNG CRADLES.
flnr @ the Most useful im,roy. man'S H.
" the gr. IL" c,aElr is rnraed and ,i- ,s By fan
ued BY machinery For sale at
t1rER & BRArFORD'S.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-12-18
y. Bnrbee ................. . Ne"j"1,sn
Rmrbee s Benjamin
WHOLESALE GRUCi.nS.

IHE>iI SUPPL e. .-
l. IT, Bar ret~ sugar I uret! hrraaiast Bacon,
10 Gu Ks fresh acvn >h:lidrfs.
10 casks StagR's >ugar cured ;lalns,
90 bsS-S E,rni.ce!it.
20 boxes Maca runi.
so bags ine :al.-la-ge size,
5000 ,aris Kentucky ~i!agging'
bale Twae.
100 la n. l. Ca e | inc.
100 bu rr-iS All. la !s,a Lime.
100 barrels 1l4nrna ion Lime.
IS bag. !a>tsrilg Hair,
50 ta rr, Is Gem Ut.
IS barrels h sc. of lars.
10 burr l. trusi4ri Su.af. ~
10 " irw.trrei "
IN kegs Cen iuw,ter,
Im bags assert ted hot,
60 DOZEN Buckets. assorted c, lrrs. Nusta Il
Pickles. Eeipr-. and ma"s o,Aer articles all for sale
low at the wAr-E:uus. Of
SIP. Is. RAPEIFS p~i,SiaMlN.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-12-18

W r ~
SO00 Bales t"'ta". ~ winch ,1eNes "
'et's|sF leans quntati"ns will he laid in CASH {
lantatiru sui lies.
H,kBFF K BENJAMIN.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-12-18
AYERS CHERRY PECT0RAI

FOR TIE RAPID CnE Of
COr'GIsS, COLDS, n~DaHsENEks. 1KFI.tr~
ENZA. BRONCHITIS, NnOOPING
COZ GA, CIOxF, As7IIMA, IN
E1rIEhT suhkVM ~ ION.
and for lire relief OF co.t.an l.irs ,stirtts In advanced
stages If the dise~se.
We need not slvak t. lie sstlie cf ito ~yi,tse..
Tl,rouyhcat every ton II. end aIlts. every l,aniI-. Of ,tr
American 2tates. it, Wuftte,fui tt,tet Vi lt.ln.4 uary e. M.
p;sintf have nude it s'sendy fMwn. Nsy, few ee the
families In My Ct. ill., eo,,uiry or Ills continent With.
OUT .Nne sairAia! experience Ut It's 4E+cts ~ :, G~e ST.
seiie Ii. ing tr".ly ri iis victory over the r,iil- and dan.
g~rnus disease II the ,l,.,ut and lungs. " LiIe It II The
nto%t powerful asridpte Yet know. 10 mar ag the I'll mi
As!!e r dangerous Diseases Of The pulmonary .a1 ans. II
Is nlao t"> r'enxaitttt and raftst s-nned, tl,nt cai te en,.
played for infants and young rstrc.s. PARENTS ,houid
have II lit store agaiusf The ii,sidi, u. et envy that steals
upon them unp,rI.ared. We have Hs,ndsnt grin, de tt
ieil-se the g frTy i'csnrrl raves moe lives t., ,hs c,s.
stnMptiais 1t prevents tslau tiuet II tt.;ea. ketr ii IL
you. and curs v"sr crll- willie 'l,ey arr rtirNs le. ror neg
ssrs them nnf: 10 Ii,in.an skill rH, IlaSfer the ii.p1rrai1e
eaitk.r that. faa,r1e.f on ihe vifa|s. Eats ,n.ls life AWAY.
All know the dreadful fa1aiiiy Of lung diso,,'ers- aid az
they know snn the ristnes Of ihis REMEDY. we s.e-t not do
ntar- thai, TO a~sar~ them il is still made the t~st it can
@. VIZ spare no ct@s. no care. TO fuis to pr tnee II the
s1sast perfect prssl,fe. and Tins atftr.l ths%e Nlt' rally On
It thu lest agent viii h rnr skill CHI furnish, fly their c,.:r.
PREPARED BF DR.. ]. {. AVER.
Practical and Analytical chemist. Lowell. Kasa
StLD 81
EDNAkDb tn;EL, Baton Rouge.
HI WADDILL.
L. II. TRUDEAU. Waterloo.
and all respectable Druggists evsrywhere.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-12-18

{ y u L. | E.>.
~ 100 barrel- xurerfne t:sIena Mills llour,
itt barrels atiurHis do
so b i, c,oicr Extra Ca pc je*sa,n;ne 10
50 bills Ntn, IA ell,
s casks i.nndoD i;rown stout,
+ Gu Sks Y unges's Ale,
10 i.hl- >wau Din,
10 " Brandy,
100 hhl< Ward l. Carr;- ~rac4i6ni VI >ky,
80 b xes assorted ii ewing Tybacco,
10 big, clio CO ia va I t.:ee.
500 hi, e. u@>urtat Eua pa.
4Gh,pr ~tar tnnf4eS.
- boxes ASSORTED ;and es.
l." 1arf l. Washing >v'ia,
10 hhlf II r.i> Tar.
Sept Is ir sale BY EARbFE 4 "NJNNiN.
II NJ D.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-12-18

II I I f y -
II THE SUBSCRIBERS VII RIY 'r"m one +"
:w" Thousand barrel, Ais,t.&SSE> IN i>tt.l y at Tie
market rec. liam .ot. October to lnnua: Y lst
Sept. lS. BARBt.t l. BENJAMIN..
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-12-18

" II = X .~
" so nartr"ls O"d Pye, F.ye#rs old,
Sept. IS RAlsBtE: 4 BENZ MIN
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Moss " INTEUi
w" will i,a, Tia. highest mm krt :.ic..
~ fg good NJ"
PIPER & BRADFORD.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-12-18

M.IJI'R. iASE>!
w q are NJ" prepared i" furnish: matt
~ ra~ses Of oar OWE manufacture.
II kk L BRADFORD,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-11-13

mid pieles uronfdnalt@e Slid uno 1berz
all e%ntfans D~isbarmDnie. Sosar s ll'as.
@a0er ,purpe, mad aisiaeat eiass sroee,'
baQtl&en @laubisen, perau&t unit pie
miRbaufen Die errbtr rpte &nbra , anb
@eibrau& rp&en, fartsr nun, saritdte.
MQetn in sen ewis oerpammten Menl@en
miro pur@ be1StBl a.bes at pas erl6lenoe
8lut @brtiti pieier Tlu& wieper aufeebo<
ben, unb ttenn eia FOLDER @ldubiger auf
einem. Miftbaufen betet> fam bie6> Serz
m,Sse cines mpfiid'sn ;3uiammenbanSes>
nt9t pbne ,p%pbltbdti9en GinFub auf ben
5aufen 1elbf bleiben. Sc iolte MIDI gar
ni&t wunperm. 'pcnn ndditer Sage biz
2eute In unlern 5pf i@aarenwetie 3uiamz
mentrSmten uno ~Tldi@@en mitbra&ten
unp Ie nit unierm Dlneer flQten, UNI
NIT benz tSitliaen @rpma 81 rdu@ern."
Sci pieien @orten trat Der Mpoitel in
1etn 3imner uno lberlteb ft@ tpeiter 1et@
men betlt9en 8etra9tun9en.
Gortlebuns fplst.
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men lalien ft& bemrner, ME %aufbaltea. -
Der Gpnsreb unierer 3eit 1T nidt mebr.
Der pr 3wan5ig Sabren. @as friber
taum Gin Moan1s su diuBerr maate, iprcz
den jsytS bbunpert ST prdaffettanten laut urp
unper5plen aus. Nl1p ~Yprp1rts, thinner
Sprndrts. Mtr liebeu ben iiirltdeu
Slt9ar@en metr als ben nSrpliGen Taz
%brif6berrn; bod fir iloliGe Snititntipz
men fSnnen utnp mNereen mir ME &4gste1,
Yteln1ebr ftets jener Yartei ciene,,> bic un5
pas gr6Bte Sell fir Maerfennuna Der
Menldenredte parbietet.
Ma9 bic I'M Gooestampf sudenre be-
mpfratil9e Yartei lber bet GrwiblunA
Don Douglas t%riumpbiren> mir ieben ibre
&erni9tuns ceutli@ nor @u9tn; BENIN
9lei9e uHa9en baben itets unp in Muem
9let9e Tol9es.
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Gnrop d.

Deut19lano. Der Yrtna BON
prerBen it, felt ct 0e9ent serporpen, gum
@e9snitanee Der pielfod1en Spetulatipz
men 9e>porpen. Der Cincinnati Nepubliz
taner siebt frl9enpeG baratteriitif Don i'm:
~Der prin3 bon Yreuben 1T weoer liez
%be''6parote nod aebilpet, ,peper 9elebrt
mod f%reilinnis uno in feiner 9inii9t aus
9esei9net : aber ct beiiBt ulsmeifelbafz
ten Mutb. Darauf nun leBen Die preuz
fen oa6 b16fe @ertrauen in ibn. SIRE
9pHnunsen iino 9rensenlos. sic ertpar<
ten BON ibn1 Elm &e9iment oes Tort1dritts
u1lo oer &eform,> uno pobl wi6enb, bab:
feline Gneraie bic 9eiratb leine6 @obnes.
nit Der enslii9en prtnSei1in, gu tanpe'
aebra9t bat> 9lauben iie IN Der Gbat bic,
tleine prinSelin babe wtrfli@ con titutioz:
neuea seben uno parlamentartlde &eete=
runs unter ibrem &eifrpd mad Y1eubeu
sel9mu9selt. Sie mernen balp enttdu{t
rperoen! De- prinj Don preusen : att
bic ariitcfratiiden 5oReute 1eines 8, ,ners
olsle pfetitil9m @enerale, oiele n i~tteloIz
terlldsn 8arpue pbne &ittersip .er, pieie
setouftsn Suee', 'pel4e bic roft 3en @rauz
1nente bet f9nisliden @ewaIt ypn @ottes
t@naoen neu aufpuben> unb mirp :dr fortz
jjagen labolp ct nur fam.
@raf @efpbalen if ber Its eutol1en NJ, i.
General @erla6 beeleitet. ben bISn51nn{*
gen &6nis na& benz @jdbeen1r.. :aber. s.
fiber bientfertise. iid in94ues mildenpegu.
reautratie 'Oiro sebsiben ru,rnb bliben n
ter 'bm, ME unter G66rieorii4, @iiblbellm NJ. III. =
Der prfns BAIT @slbaresitruns, SeUnaf:
tuition un0 porlamente fem Speal it Elm g
erleu@teter Despptismus a,u1f staots Ser,
tatna sesranpet cine 8eamtenberr'
cine tpoblsecriQte Mrmee unp ei~ r1sl'
bbun9 unter &ufi6t pes e ,ootsa A.
9etftli@en unb S6r n.aas
.tn1en1Rr trerpe1
,;.x,,":a.ss e @ebdlfen beS Grer<
Sn.t.nra WV, OHbiers uno poliseiin<
If''''''o y" mn .1a& ~EI Hget |
baben bic bentpurbieen Bcrte
~@ ni9t sersefen, bic er ppr 6 Sabren
am Nbeine iprad, als .er bort einc reyalt>
ftil9e Qore1e entsese1 rabm vDie ses
,9tnpdrti9s @eneraticn," faete er ramal6.
nit Wprbeoadt, lift burdaus percprben
1anb NIT anardilden Sheen erfdat; mir
n1di1en ile bur@ bic Mrm1ee rnteru, Dat
sa.) 5br gorialas snt1al1 mabrbtit. Bur gus> {
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11tdt an 0ptt. DEM 0ptt 1T Sebpyab
{ rz9GR@, Der allmadtiee @6Spfer ces
.6imr1els unb Der @rpe, rer Die @elt unp
MQes, mas BARN 1T, in feds Gaeen aez
'aa6t bat> uno Der ieinen einoetcrncn
@pbr> Scum @briftum, lit bic @elt eez
ianot bat sur GrlDiuns Der Menlaen.
l1np &elt9ipn 1T Der @laube an rieien
0ptt, an ieinen Spbn unc an Den beiliae>1
@eit. Mer pie1e Neli9tun nidt Bat
rper an ote1en &ptt nidt 9la>tt> her
plase, uno winpe, uno friimme 1i9 ou9
ntdtt mebr berum> INN Die fir i'm leeren
Wprte ietnem Denfen bur9 fin llide De-
1nttlpnen a%n5upailem lpnpern ia9e einfa&:
SD CLAUDE ni9t an @ptt, t@ babe feline
&eliaipn. Wenn man Dem alien Sebp<
Yob spn Mpl es @naren einmaI ben Sc
bpriam auf9efipi9t Bat 70 unterla17e man
ou& jeoss- wettere &utettiren unp 9iebz
dueelns nit ibm. Gin irldes 8enehmen
Bat auberoem gu lebr ben Nnl9ein> ol5
tmputA nph> ii& fit ben masli@en Sail Der
Nptb cine 5ntertbir often lafen> purh bic
man wteper 1T bic bimmlil9en @eflce
binetnl9liipfen fam. ST ater BET 5errz
9ptt pirtli6 ter Mlmi0enpe> 10 mirr ct
itd bur& iplde &unftudden nidt Elm Z
fir elm Il MAIDEN la11en.
Der lebte Yuntt> cen mir su ermdbnen
baten, tetri7t bic Grridtuns FREEZER teutz
Ider tniYerltdtet> pper NIT anbern Mprz
ten: bic Nu6pebnun9 re8 amerifani19en
Ursil9ullyftem8 his ;ur bDdlten sSpite.
Dies bat naturlt@ srDbere Sdmiertsfet7
ten, unp mir wpuen ppr ber 5anp germ
Sufrtepen lein, menn aut muir Nnndbernoes
9eleiltet mtrp, pte es ia in Der Shat BE-
rett6 BET SAL 1T. Sur ermobnen nit raz
ran> rab mai, ME pieS leBte 3iel aus ben
Musen lafen m69e,
@enn mir nun III Der cten ausaeiitrz
ten Wetle peuti9e S9ulen erri9ten, rie,
rpn tidti9en 2ebrern nit l1miidt unr
Gnersie 9%eleitet, tpabre @i0enlaaft fit
bern, bic jeem GiuFub relisi6ie ct Sheen,
ccer gar reltstDier aettuns unp Ginmiidz
1n9 entldieeen surlfweilen len, uub Die auz
bereem jeoem itreb amen Galente bic MlDsz
l'9feft CUR pp1fpmmeniteu u%n9ebincerten
N~uSbilpun9 partietcn> 70 tann es ni9t
feblen> caf wir bopurd> unp tapura all
lem pie oeutlde Nationalitdt cem Mnslpz
1adientbum eersetalt sesenibertelel pab
mir ros 2estere ent1peoer %;minsen> uns
ais 9letdberedtist an3uerfennen unb uus
auf ltnlerena @e9e gu foloen> uper >pen1,
e6 iid pe0en in bprnirter Ginsebilpetbeit
met9ert, 70 tperren mir IS nteberbreden,
troft Der 0eralt, rie @abrbeit unb grz
ferntnib INNER uno euis lber @erfeiuuno,
Corruption unp 9ottlelt9e Demutb aus
ibeu wercen.
8prwdrt6!*)
Supa, int Sftrter 1858.
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