davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-11-03
Hogs wanted!

TlHE subscriber win pack Pork this seasos.
i at his House, opposite White Cloud. and
will pay Cash for Hogs. Farmers having Hogs
TO sail, will do well, before disposing Of then
to caIl on him, at White Cloud, or on J. N,
FRAZER, Oregon, or DIV. Jones Mound
c;ty = sTJ0S 81 s. o. BAILEY!
White Cloud, October %, 1851.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-11-03

n,,rH or CAPTAIN WINELAND.-Per-
.,,. living along the Missouri River, will
!. NAMED to learn that Capt. Andrew
w;,.l,ud. Of the steamer Omaha. died
4 81. Louis, few days ago. He was
,ck. with Typhoid Fever. during nearly:
A. .ntir. last trip to Sioux City and
b,.k. Capt. WinsIand was probably
he Oldest steamboat Captain on the river.
md he aud his boa. were universal favor
;,s Tie is a sad loss to the Missouri
River trade.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-11-03
An Ordinance in ReIation 20 City
Printing.

An Ordinance in Relations 90 City
PrinriHg.
secrfoS D. Be IL ordained BY the Mayor and
coancilmen Of the City Of White Clonds That
the City Register shall contract for publishiPE
the CITY ordinances, and for such other printing
as the City Council by and With the advice and
consent OF the MAYOR may direct, bnt -ahat no
contract shall be binding until tlse same has
been submitted TO the Mayor and Councils and
is approved By them 80 --.,.f1 q
SEC. ? That al ordinances OF general ma
ture, shall be pIl5lisheds either by having he
same inserted in some paper published in tie
city or BY posting the said ordinances - 1se Of
the most public places in Che city liniis-s.oI
ApproTed-May 18th, 1858. 80.
II. r. MACY. Mayor.
Attest--W. II. VAS DokEss Register. sii
july IL. ls59-3u.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-11-03
Marric6.

On Sunday, the 23d inst, by Rev. c. Ora
Ian, DR.. II. F. MACY to Mrs. REDEccA JANE
|E,nET, both Of this place.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-11-03
NOTICE.
Notice to COntractors.

DDS will be received by the City Engineer
ID IofWhite Cloud, until Monday, the 18th
of October, for constructing sidewslka on MAN
Street, from the Leyee TO Second Street, on the
vest side, and from First 70 Second Street, on
The eass side of the same For particulars, APP
ply to ..g, al y; " 81. on H nn. =, n
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-11-03
NOTICE To THE MEMBERS OF THE
PADONIA TOWN COMPANY. .A

THERE will be meeting Of the members
l. of the Padonia Town Company, at Pado
mia. Brown County. X. T., on the 10th OF Octo-
Der next, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, for the purpose
of fully organizing under their act of incorpora-
ton, and for transacting important business con-
nected Herewith. Il will be for the interest Of
every Stakeholder in the Company to be pres
emit R. J. GATLING, President.
ORVILLE ROOT, Secretary. 20 s-74
sent. o. 59-2R. -. -.----
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-11-03
J.c. SCOTT,
Attorney at Law L Land Agent,

SENECA, NEMAHA w., hhNoho'
CPECIAL attention paid to the Collection
y of Claims in Nenaha, Marshall and Brown
Counties.
r +ri REFERENCES:
BEELER L WILLIAMS, White Cloud, Kansas.
". D. MARKHAM, - ff.
JAMES CARGrLL & Co., st. Joseph, Mo.
Hon. SAMUEL R. CURTIS, Keokuk, Iowa.
E.B. HALE, Banker, Cleveland, Ohio. t.H
Hos DANIEL R. Tn.DEN,
MUM, GnL Co, Chicago, Illinois.
r. u. ToRREY, Dist. Crk, NemAha Co., X. T.
july Is, 59-1y.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-11-03
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the under
INsiened has been appointed, BY the Probate
Court Of Doniphan County, IS Administrators on
the Estate of WilIian K. Easley, deceased,
an nelson's having claims against said Estate,
are requested 70 present them without delay, or
thew NAV be preclhded from any benefit OF the
Estate; and if such claims are not presented
within two Yeas from this date. they VII be
forever barred EN0CH SPAULDtNe,
-Ted5 si5asuqs7sis y7lv Adminlstlstof, se
September q. lsss79E,ys5 ~ Tad 1s,as
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-11-03

~ Within few days past, we have
hal Indian Summer, in all its beauty.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-11-03

MISS sDOOLITTLE, having engaged
WI rooms in White Cloud, viii open Select
School, on Monday, the 3lst day Of October, to
continue for the term of three months. " =
TERMS.
Orthography, Reading and Writing, $3.0vv
Mathematics, History and Geography, $50
Geometry, Chemistry and Philosophy. 4'Oo
Tuition payable quarterly IN advance. $50
Oct. 81, lsss-6.slia sd iaajaga Y..Hlssa'
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-11-03
AQUA VITAE!

a.' AQUA VITAE!
A Remedy Of Great and Certain Power!
This remedy is put up in small walls, and can be
sent by mail to any address. A trial will salts
fJ.o Use it fora week. and you viii experience
a great benefit. A circular containing full par
ticulars. sent (free) on application. Price per
bottle, 81. 1907 h
One bottle will last a month.
N B. This remedy is suitable for either sex.
Address, X. CRUGER, Medical Agent,
742, Broadway, New York.
August IL, lS59-ly.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-11-03

The National Intelligence published com
plimentary endorsement Of it.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-11-03
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
rnr rSTERrKIsING rusLsHER,
GEORGE @. EVANS,
No. 439, Chestnut Street,
PHILADELPHIA,

HA. jn., added to his extensive list, the fol-
lpring new books:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-09

and already the Moors or the KINGDOM OF r.x
OF the Manrtanans, whom the R0enans co~iA .~..
ject, have declared In his favor. ovu ses
M Mortara Is now IN Paris, and H. as am ass,,, !.
lay beore the Congress his request Cor the deliver
child into his projection II Ii hard "a unders = -
father will fear, find all his efforts unsuccessful 0
The continuation Of the festivities at C0mpegne does mo-
mar the commencement OF our fashionable Season q
much supposed. The elite have returned from,
watering places and country Seats while thousands of TO-
rcigners, including many Americans here. Tho
streets and principal drives flled with fine equpages
and on all sides we see evidences of the arrival Of the
have taken place, while the operas nightly filed to
Overlooking with ladies' decked out with hat taste and
elegance peculiar 70 Paris At Compcgne there has been
great hunting party, at which enormous amount OF
game killed Prince Metternich and the Emperor
were the most successful sporsmen the Emperor having
killed more head OF game than any else result or
superior skill or Of courteous reserve do not know
which. His Majesty takes almost daily promenade
about Compiegne, attended merely by an aid de-
camp, on which occasion the citizens have the good
sense to treat him as though they were not aware
OF his exalted rank-a fact that always seems to
graiy the Emperor was at C0mpegne day before yes
terday and saw his Majesty visiting the ruins OF the
Tower which formerly defended the entrance To the city
!he Tower is ut the extremity OF old bridge by which
Joan OF Arc made her last s0re in which she fell into
the hands Of the English His Majesty afterwards visited
take place next Monday which shall attend and in my
next letter shall describe what events Of interest may
then occur. city Journal relates the following
On the occasion Of the Empress the Prince Imperial re-
cited commitment 9 her Majesty but his memory failing him
words by ns himself into Ii. %osSsss ar NM
Empress received tho embrace OF her with emotion
which was share by all The persons present.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-09

The Madrid journals state that few weeks ago duel
with swords took place between NJ San Miguel director
OF the Theatre dol Principe (nophcw OF the dukc) and
Mario the singer, and that both slightly wounded
The cause Of the duel stated The wound OF Mario
must have been very slight as he was two days after
announced to sing in performance projected at the
royal theatre for the benefit OF wounded OF the army
of Africa.
General Comonor Of Mexico has arrived at Marsciles
Very late reports Constantnopc continue TO speak
OF tremendous storms and shipwrecks in the
Black Sea.
The Empress mother Of Russia was seriously indsposed
at Nice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-09
Austria Not Satisfied with the
Regency Of Savoy.
LORD CawLEY'sMSSIgS Fa1APiRH 10 LONDON

Report Of n Disarmament Pro-
pSsed by NapSaeoa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-09

this country.
The troops to be sent China bave already made their
preparations and in few weeks the whole Of the French
forces will be under way. Several steamers being
built mail boats and To bear dispatches to the
m Ia ar are 70 Dc o q ana WIN De
the taken by the Minister Of Marine and of War
render the expedition as efficient possible, while every
precauon is being taken TO ensure the comfort Of the
troops great many surgeons are to sail with them,
and their food is TO be Of the best quality II s getting
up AN expedition Of this kind that the extraordinary
efficiency Of the different government administrations in
France is observable. All done with order and re-
gulary and celebrity that is really most wonderful and
the time forces upon the mind OF the observer how
great the Of the French government Spain
has not yet attacked the Moors in serious
The weather has been bad to prevent the Spanish
feet from crossing TO the coast Of Morocco Some
time since Marshal OD0nncll started in steamer to
vey the coast and ascertain where the best place for
the landing Of the troops under his command The delay
which thus occurred has been msudged and several Of
the Continental journals and all the English journals
wondering why the Marshal should lose much time. He
cost. an sorry to say that the Spanish clergy en-
deavoring to render the Of a religious tendency.
This Is great error as at the present time Europe VIII
not tolerate such thing We past the days Of the
Crusades The Spanish journals continue chronicle the
increasing enthusiasm Of the people, and TO rejoice
the fact that the war is ended the people Of Spain and the
government will better understand each other and that
insur cctions and partial revolutions will
Allow meto assure you that the rnmor Of misunder
standing between the admras Of tho fleets Of England
and France, stationed Gibraltar, Is unfounded
The relations between the two fleets most amicabe,
and have been ever since they arrived at Agesras
The troops by Span under the orders Of Marshal
0Donne consist Of about 10000 men, divided into three
corps whilst fourth, under the orders OF General Prn
Is to encamp at ALauetcra and to remain in readiness
pass the Straits The hospitals OF the wounded Of the
army Of Africa are to be at Seville and in that pa also
the Noors taken prisoners 10 be detained The reg
lar army Of which the sovereign of Morocco dsposes
varies from 10000 10 5000 men, including the Black
Guard the Moorish cavalry the artillery, when has can.
non and bowtzers the model and some battalons
of riemen armed with rifles. II the Emperor had
not or traditional enemies the powerful tribes OF Schel
locks T0uaregs and Amazrks he would the procnma
lion Of the holy war 100000 500 900 men
IKE habes, aud intrepid Ike all fanatics, rush u arms
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-06-18
6tabtratbS=0 crbanb1un9en-

Dienitag, ben IA. Sum- 1859. '
Muwelenb 1paren 2ufe MarYtn, Yr1{.
bes Staptratbes; Mlperm. 8erfey, Brand,
Dpo9e, @rpB, S'@onuor' S'@prn,an,
S9urmeier; Saylor unp Wiey. 49,
Der Maypr lanpte feline Wei9erun9
EFT, oen In Der leBten Staetratb6<S iBun8
9efoBten 8el9l1b 3u unter3eidnen1 Der ben
neutrality-suspicious. erma6ttgte, efnen
%lTtenten an3u teuen, aus Dem @runbe,
neil IS ber Stabtz@ barter CUR pFt9t beS
Staotratb5 made, bic 8eamten peS Staotz
oefdt9nil1e les 5u er&1e1nen.
Der StaptzMnwalt, benz bic Wn9ele9etz
belt wesen pe6 @ebalte8 pe6 Staotri@ters
3ur 8e9uta9tun9 uber9eben par; beri9>
tete> oaB berl elbe ;u einem @ebolte Don
eintaul eno Gbaler jdbrli6 beredti9t lei.
Der Bbarf u1ei lter reiGte 1einen 8ert9t
Elm, pdbin lautenp, pab i'm 2aufe Der Ser>
Apl1enen @pde 1926 Gboler 80 GtS. fur
N5borfase etnstnsen.
Spoon>1 ,purbe Don benz Stabtratb' be-
19lo0en pab Die. ct. paul Ba1ereon,=
pa9nic artbprt1tr werpe, @a0 err1bren
purcb bic @troBenI Mueys unb @quares
bcr Stapt I'll leser1> IN llebereinit{mmun9
NIT benz Gbarter seiaster Gpmpaenie uno
urter Der 8epin9un9> paB ptelclbe am l..
DECEMBER btele6 Sabre6 flint Weilen &1b<
rel, pu>9 Die @traben per Staot sele9t
buben 1pu.
Muf Nntrae bes Mloerman Dodge muroe
bel9lo0en, baB jeben @onuta9 cine 9enlz
oenpe pplt3etmanu l9aft 3wtl1en benz Sc
lbdft6tbeile Der Stapt unp Der Gaze aufz
oelteut 1peroe, INN, ,pte Der a9tbare Mloer<
MA 1ib au6briidte> e{ne 1olde Srbnun0
a1freGt su balten, wie .es bic 9ebSriee
N9tuns por SEM Sage Der GrSmmi9fe{t
Ycrlon9t nidt su lpre@en Don ben @efab>
len Derer> Die iid 9erape auf Der Strabe
bcfrnpen. @ic riibre1o> ME frcmm!
Muf Mntra9 Don Mlo. GoYlor muroe
bel9lpl7e n> pab Der Straben : @ommi1dr
ber 4. Warp> inc Gerbinpnng NIT Dem
Gtoptin9enieur lpfort ben nVtbi9en S9ritt
tbue> cinen &piteniberi1la9 oe9 GbnenS
rer Sort : StroBe bon Der @lpfe bis at
bic Staot9renSe mo9e.
3ulebt tpurpe npd auf Nntra9 Don Nls.
Sran6 3ur @obl zines @litanten bes
Wc i1n9nibwdrter5 Sel4ritten, nobel Sobn
Surh elm ttmmt9 erwd9lt wurce. :
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-06-18

.tt'E j -.
@ot's gut 9cma@t.- Ms ant
lebten Donnerfa9 Mbenp I'M ~peoples<
Ibeater" Der &pmtfer CAREER bus betannte
Spottltep "Fine old deutscher Shen-
lehman" in9en moQte> peruei9erte 81.
@asner bic @udtbeeleituna iu pab Der
olte uuo i1on oft uno otelrnol abseleierte
yantee>@ iB pbne Mulif 9clun9en tperben
mubte. Doriiber mar nun pos anpel enoe
omeritanil9e @olt II auf4ebra@t baB Is
furbtbar gu pfeifen be9ann> als 81. @asz
,ler int 3wt@enatt anfin9 81 lpielen. 81.
90. mar aber furj bel pnnen ; ct padte feline
Snltrumente 3ulamnnen uno Serlteb NIT
1einen 9euten oaS Tbeater. DieieS 8e'
nebmen peS @rn. @a9ner uno 1etner @ol~
leeen seust Don Natipnal9efubl u. Selbf>
a6tun9 unb wiro BEL jeoem Deutl9en
Betfau ftnben. "'> 3D..
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-06-18
@1itb6u1fr un6 @alpnS.:

Gen "a gtlltutdtrt Saloon, :.:*z
sel! LILY Dritte Strnfc,~ -; .
3p'l9sn, Walbin9trn- unb Jrantlin- @tta6e,
ct. paul, >---' Minne1eta.> d.
Dieter @alcn 1T auf has Ntpttrnfe einseri&-
ttt, llftert edte @etrante, bat tets cine ausmabl
You auspartisen 3eitunsen ~auTiescn uno sewabrt
ben 0d1fen eas pra9tpoQe pauoramta ron Slug
unt Bergen.
IS %Sseeen Mur9en swii&en 10 urb
II l1br &nncb. %@.>~ 4~@-.@.
,15b26p .."<. ~ @epr91Ben3.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-06-18
Nn5el9e: Der 1@traben<@pm
11t{1dtre. ~

Mn bic @isentbamer, pber M9emtea. pber. Be-
toobner Der Hots an beieen @eiten poa pearlRra6e
in her erfen @arb2 III. @tabtg ct, paul : 6 lei
Gud hermit an9eaeist, eiuen Seiten&ea ppr Gu
rel. betrtHrnben xcts in1trbalb. 20 Sa9en ron Der
erlteH VerD6entli9uns bieler Mn3eise auf cure
s9i's R1: %elts eng ~ isstn, Z, n :! Ss5titKtnwss mug a&t
Yalfen 4. bel 6, selest uns NIT 20 Yennv Maaeln,
anstnaeelt perbta. - Sc Mfbeift 1T unte u'b Der
Mnpti(uaa bes2 Stra6en.Q en,rtiKairs Der erften
Maro 3u tbun. rs.,,o n,r;ar' ,,n, :.r", ."
ct. Vaal,, beh 6. SUM 1859, - "''
~. ~ .@&1I.-! r.. Maruin ,!2I JiiE
47A9 ,Straben< Gpn1mi0air ber erRen gDare.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-06-18
Mtut &n3eigf1l
fa- @tatt- Mn3eisen brittle @eite, leBte Spaltt.
0Qnf}a9un9.

Der rDentl&s eeiessrein" (tattet bierour& BEN
Strren Bierbraueru, fpmie allen ;lbrieen 9erren,
,pelde 70 freunbli@ tcare1, BEN Nere'n our9 @e~
nen wic-Nie ~ unterfGben, 1einen Danf al.
Su, Muftraee bts 2eleuersins:
AZ q. 2euE Seir.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-06-18
&bcotcr+
~. CRIES ..>. .'
1eutitbeS &plfsfef

..a. GrteS .,.
1eutibes &plfsfef
CUR 83.: Geter Der
nnabbdn9i9feit6 <@rfl6run9:
Der Ser. @taaten.
Der ,@t. Yaul 3urnnerein" unb Der @elans-
serein v@ermania" erlauten ii@, benz 'eeebrten
Yubl;tum bic Mn5eise gu MAIDEN, bab lie ant
Spnnta9, ben 3. unb Mpntag
ben L. Suli ..
tim eroBartiseS beutldeS @plfsfef in bet M1bt
bes Dpriabrigtn Yicnic- YlaBes beS rQeIeDereins",
nabe &ice's Tarm neranfalten werbeu. tppsu bic
Ginwppnsr ct. Yaul's biermit e~rsebenl tinse.
laSen ft,b.
@ir i4mei9eln uns nit Der 5pfnuns, ba6 bas
taGfpl9enbt prp9rau,rt CUR @enil9e bepeiIen tptrb,
bae mir AQes auteeboten baben, I'M, bas Yutlt-
funt in ieeer 9inlidt 3~ufrteben 3u fe0en.
pro0ramm.
Grfter Sag - Sonntae. ben 8. gu1i.
Tim 9 ubr Mprsens: 8erammlune auf benz
Iurnplaye. ~.
llm 10 ubr; Mors.: Mtmari4 na4 benz Geaylaye.,
8e1aug bel Mnfunft auf bemlelben.
AtNVAI Bv"IN"iANIHS ~buNAUtuI NVWSYlStWV wv
Yeiane uno @ultsipielen.
Bum S&luB bes &ases: Nuffeieen eiues Suit
taQpnS.
3meiter Sag Mfonta9, 4. Sn1i.
Mpreens 9 ubr: Derlanmluns DOR Der Yptpffce.
I'm 10 ubr: !3u9 bur@ bic @taot unb tad benz
Be0plabe.
@elane ,,aG Mutunft balelbf.
Mdbrenb bes 1ases abweGlelno 1an1 @slan9,
Iurneu unb GpltS]piele.
Gum @AluB:
Muffeteen etneS beleu9tez
en2uftballpnS IN Geuerz
vert
tpotei BON ben &urnern cine Yyramiee aufecfIbrt
mirb. ...
NIB. Gs wirb Elm @9iebiano gum
NrmbrufbteB bergeri9tet wer>
ben, wel@er ait beipen Ga9en CUR Be>
nubun9 pftn 1T.
48b5O 49, DaS @pmitt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-06-18
8erlam0t werben:

2u,mpe,n,, ..auPfer, Mellns. a:3inn,, Glen uns
.,,.'' .'Qpnis@ ertsn, i@tiQwatt,r; &teab,
.1,."1 u ,,ab,et terr Greii9ule unb s,Gpiseopaltir&e.
" ,p7F Mu& merbtr,' &aetG arptts auf 8eReQune
isbr quit unb biQis aneefertiet unb tSnnen seidntt-
tsne 0umpen ba3u eeliefert .perbsn. 46t49
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-06-18
9ant Ii @e9lel4@ ei96fte.
::9eutime Su1,f

,:Seut11e Sdttt :.
+: & 8, wi((ius ,:&Sant pauG
- G6raber Meyer. ii. @i4ius)
Ditlelte umfabt neb(t allen in bas Bantfad
tini9lastnben be(unters fuleenbt 3weiat: w..
IT, @edlel auf Deutl1lanp,
icpie aufalle 3auptpl1te Grantrei9s, Der @1mei]
unb beS SnlanbeS tperbeu tets iii ,beliebiatm Be.
trassn uni, ;u ben sQniisittn Bebinsunetn' abse.
9eten. t4Gt~ I:.EtijEj!4iVI GiiN *GitGt!T.I-
Die Nus3abun9 BON @rlpern
in ir9enb einsm Ibelt DeutI9laubs unb ter
S&pti3 btf1aAd Ten tpiir,, inbeut air ben @tsenpestb
Der bel ats fingeSablten BetrG9e ben tGmpfGu-
germ feFtf in ben tittle9tnien Srtf1t zen, fptfen.
frei hrs 4A,s lenbtt laNen Iunb f1nItsn un{ere
Muftraeseber tie Observation-Disclosures itrer
Jrtunbe ipdter, bel Hns ent8esennebmeu. Gerner
beicrgenSnir bes Ggs59 GSD &stssbzEgTaCI
@tnSiebungI bon, @eoern
in europa unb butretn ut ta3u erfcrberli@en
!Wapiere,, alag s1oH >aHo2 rSN a19:7,@ah' r.
{ 3@t " -" ,9plma9ten, rs Aa5'z M
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES; &oStedf1tind &c. +sca
uns aas8eftrtiet unb beren @iltieIeit perburet.
Iu& k~t[eratnf mir bit reni@larii&e Beslaubisuns
FOLDER Dotutnente. -t"'~> .. = . ...;
..l.. So '' po1aee(aefne ~ Il e.
CUR frtien Gabrt uibtr Brttnt. rad 'New-gcrf,
Baltimore obtr Ntp.O rleans <perabfelstn mir 1a
seitetmaBen Yrtiien., @ol9e SS9eite baben nur
faf@ bic III. tenlelbeui 'tenaunte ptrlpn @alti9ltit
unit, fSnne, ,tidt ben terielbtnsStrfauftt eber aber.
,tra8tn 'trerben. @irt Der @dtin pcn Der betref.
fenben Yerlpa nidt benuBt, 70 0atten mir BEN
aaafer ttNtltttt, bic aauf{aname;; dtsiigli@ Gun.-
~ntiiFot,, 5arad.' 'j. " E2t nd >2aM f'L'4aHs
,@ir :per9Iten 3inlea 4duf @'elber,; ,@'
bic auff befi11.ate 3eit bel uns beppnirt iinb, Iber-
Ineb,nen bic 8tlesune, pcn &apitalisu in @runb-
Ieieentbuut1 pber 9esett~ Sntere1tn auf -r
I9Etfel bDpptbefarifae Si@erbeH;1]G>
ifauftn une pertaufeny @nlb .unb S1ber, belorsen
bic Ginliebuns ppn Me9ieln unt tAettu in irstnt
.einem 3btile Der 8treinisten Staaten unb 3ablen
BIZ, bbiS'&jte pran.ie fGr i,r| .nl, ri sa4.,>, ,r
I@e@ld auf New<2Y)ert 81. Souls &c,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-06-18
@eHlibe 8I&tftr

47A9 'Straben<G Dmmi0air ber erRtn @ar
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-06-18
@uilap spIfS& pfeI
. Ilrb
Nefauratfpn

~ t
Mr. Is, Martt- @trabe, 3pilden Mainf.s1
AZ 2. @tra6e, ct. Qpuis, Ro.
lem r~eilenben Yutlitum bic srsetenlte Aaaeiee,
ta6 i'd an, ubiaen plase elm 5otel, s~erbaubene nit
&efauration. t,UFnet babe. Dur9 comfortable.
gut meublirte :3iramer, anertannt ausgeaei@ueten
xifbs unb portndlide Getrdnts1 fopie zbur@
pprc'rnpte i,,ab biQiet 8ebienune bcie ID ben an-
fpri&eu meiner wertbeu Safe @eniiee au leifea,
AZ, @ufaD @plf.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-06-18
0artem>pirtbibaf
Na9iten SpnntaG pe A ben 10. SUM SO,
-. ~ + ~ y.

Rneet ii. unierer ueneinseri9teten @%artenwirtb<
i9att bel slln!at'str w'ttFrnns r.: >.h4.@
. ..,5 3 II &C. +. .,:.y
fatt, nobel aus9t3et4uxtes Eager
bier per3apft l,pirb. 9lud fit talte @peilen 1T
auf's Bette 9e(prstu nb an frennpli&er Beeienun9
tplrb'S ntbt teblt1. & : - ri il. ."".H:J = o.
lin 3ablrei6en 8elu@ bitten 49,. - ~: Ii cain.
6. &aub S Comp.
9c% On,nibu6e seben BON, uWinslpm-
9ruie" tpdbreab bes gan5en NadmtittasS ab uub
b~efDrbern baS Yublifum mad inherent Qpfale unb
aurif fir muir 10 @ts. bic Veripn. Is
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-06-18
g tabt <Mn5et9e1.
.41:a- .:A. Mn3ei9e ,uy." r,:;,,..
zines Gcrfaufe5 fir Stcuern unter einem
Nhel1ment fit paS Gbnen pom Walnut>
9troEe.


g lei hermit sur Nenntnib Derjenisen, bt Is
betri7t> sebrad,t, bab mir ein SBarraut CUR Gin
t%Ialltruns Der lumlase fur tas Gtueu uon &alnut.g
itrabe ein9e9aaeist Ysurte. Ma&ittn eriten sep-
flee res Stapt-S 9aSmeii tiers bas .unten beldrit-
tene Gisentbum fir Sic M0e0ments, Soften uab'
Snttreltn Yerfaufcn, auesr ~eieielbem 1uaten sorber
tsSatlt ~psrben. Dir MNeNments trasen nom /.
SUM 1889 an 80 prrcent Jutere1.n idbrlid unb
nulIen In @elo pbcr turranteu :8antlcteu beaablt
ttretn: Die WieeereinlSiuns na@ einem ipl&tu
Vertaufe bSrt nit BEN 8erfaufe cints SSabrts auff.
Gtae 8e|dreituns bes 10 beteuerten Gisentbuut&'
1T unten beisefust. Die &iseuthGmtr linb ni9t
tefQrlt. : |r:J.ti@- .tfDI.:' ..!Gi 'I"!.E.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-04-07
It. Crispin's Day occurs on the

st. Crispin's Day occurs on the
25th Of October. St. Crispiu, the
guardian saint Of the shoemakers,
was Cristian who, with his brother
Crispinian, went from Rome to France
to propagate the Christian religion, in
800, of our era. Like many of tie
early christian teachers, the brothers
supported themselves by working at
their trade, which was that Of the
shoemaker. The day is celebrated
in many countries, but our sboefna-
kers have so little regard for their
patron-saint, that the anniversary
glides by almost unnoticed.