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Sldue Stealing. THE jury in thecase Of Francis
Michel, porter OF the steamship Marion. under
trial Tor stealing a slave and aiding a slave to,
run away, after fifty-tw hours deliheration. rc:
turned q verdict, ui haIfpast three o'clock yes.
terdny. Of guilty on the second count Of the in.
dicment only, coupled with recommendation To-
mercy. A motion to set aside the verdict-and
grant n new trial will be made by counsel for the
prisoner on the zGSound of unlawful commppica.
ton with jurors by party outside, 'dn-
ing .I,eiiGsl1 - The pnpaliy Of lie dtime
for which Mitch has been conyiStsd s death.
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Look ont for lima mnn calling hims.lf
Jno Dennis, hired II horse nj the livery stxble of
w. II. Anderson. Oh last Friday. to ride few
miles nto the country, and up this date neither
he nor the horse has been in this place. It
is supposed that he is an impos,er aud the pub
lie are warned to look ont for him. AIr. Ander-
son offers liberal reward for his apprehension
and the return Of the hoIse-Chester Standard.
lS'nce the above was put in type. We learn
by the Columbia papers that Dennis has been
arrested i'll that city and committed to Jail
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(CoMMuNICATED.)
A PUBLIC EXAMINATION.


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gentlemen of Tho v;,,,,e and ;u,.;r;,,, ,,,
their wuy,o tn. Ac,jmv rhc,. var. f,,h.r.
a,l mothers ready to witness the examination
OF ,l,r.r children, who had b.rnn to taste Of tho
"rirrial fount." Sons and dauyht.rs attended
TOO, TO rive Il w.l.ome 1, their vou,rcr br,,hor.
and sisters, who were now trcudinp the path over
which they had already rasseL. and not a r.w
friends were lhcte TO i,;u in the r.,cr,I r,s.
liviti.s of the day
Asus,,al. the ,xoui,ai ION WAC ho,,, IL. al,
ing out the least advanced classes c,mnose1 or
little boys and girls, the cud of whose scientific
journey seemed lost in the distance .rhrr
hav. great reason fur announcement. however
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large streams from it'll. fountains flow"
The different cIu.ses i'm A,thm,,;. E,o,;.
Grammar. A,yrhJn &c were ucx, sever,uy
calirI upon, and tion want of time. rather
briefly cxamine,i They, however, cnvinccd II
sufficient grammatical and mathematical kuow,
cL.e To s.,isfy all that they wrr. n,kiuy
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TIC Jc~s in Rmssia An Imperial ukase, jus.
published in st. Petersburg, makes some impor.
tant ameIioratiuns in the position of the Jews in
Russia. The value of the concessions obtained
may be gathered from the fact that they embrace.
rs we nre assured, all the principal points for
winch Sir Moses Mantefore nsked, upon his visit
to ST. Petersburg some five years ago. They in.
clude the admission Of jews into high trading
guilds, as well us into the Russian colleges, &c.
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Hest I'"iai M1itn,y .ica dcmv.-The Board of
Visitors, in their report to the Secretary fWar
for the present year, remark rs follows:
In conclusion. VIC have to sa.:, in bearing tcs-
timony to the value of the Unitcl States Mill
tary Academy at West Point. as 4 national in
stitutc. that the position of the United States. MS
a frst-ratc power, requires that she ask Moth
ing by way of forhcarancc from other nations.
Hence it is that the people of the United States
should always be prepared to apply to the ne
tive service Of the army every discovery andin-
vention in the art and science OF war. These
discoveries and inventions are progressive and
arc constantly drawn the experience of the ma
tions. They arc collected and taught at this
academy. so that the graduate goes to his duty
as an officer fully instructed in the science and
skill of the latest discoveries in his profession
Touching the expenditures ly the government
necessary to kccpn mp in the most effective order
this academy, the Board of Visitors take this or-
casion to record. Individually and collectively,
their well assured opinion, that it is but n drop
in the ocean compared with the advantages re-
suting. and that have resulted, to the United
States from this institution.
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A SUNDAY school, CELEBRATION.

1t wi!lh .crn, by reference t. nn advertise
mcnt in another column thn, The citizems of " i'll
h"ms,on fr"res" to have a Sunday School Gel
rbra'iun on next Wednesday, the 2uth instant
Ihose"f every denomination, feeling any interest
it, this. are invited to attend There will l,c an
Extr" Train on the occasion for the accomn,oda
lion "lthose desiring 10 attend
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Taxable P,opsrtv of Ney Xoyk-Tbs ,

Taxable Property of Neo York-The taxable
property Of New York city. as assessed for tho
Present year, reaches the enormous sum of
1851 .O23, 100. Of which real cstate takes S378,.
954, $50, and personal s os, 1856. I30 non-re
ident, Sl4,63l. .462. The total increase over
last year is $40, 7O1. 1872. The first. Second and
Eighteenth Wards show considerable decrease; !;
the Fourth a slight decline. the Twolth, Six
tecnth, Nineteenth Twenty first and Twenty
second. have largely increased.
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The next Electoral College. chosen in Nov.
1850, 10 meet in February. 1861, will, If Kan
sas should be admitted at the approaching ses.
sion of Congress, consist Of 800 votes, l54 of
which will be necessary for a choice for Presi-
dent. The on.sayeholding States will have
lS6 electors, and the slaveholding States 100.
y. Sale pJ tic ARtohas, fVa.)s Springs.-.The
inteiea Of Dr.. i. T., Bridges, irtthis celebrated
watering place, consisting Of three fourths Was
sold on tho 22d uit.. for tho sum of $46 000---
Messrs. John w. Holt e. Son, purchasers. o.. :.
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The Crops in Europe.-The Marks Lane Ex-
press. reviewing the brendstuffs market, says
there is n prLn'isr of large crops in Spain: in
Holland also. the prospects arc very good in
England and France there was every indication
of fine harvest; and at Berlin, Prussia. wheat,
barley d.pcas were offering cheaper, in eonse-
quence Of the promising looks of the growing
crops.
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A BBEVILLE BA Nm ER.
w. G.. sp.iVz&, Editor
Thursday Morning, July ID. 1853.
ADVERTISEMES'rs

Will be found in our advertising columns Flor
ida Land for sale, by ~. J. NEAL; Greenwood
House Lot, by w. CnrLrs Goods for sale by
AZ. Il. NILLTAMs; Planes by WILLIAM RAMSEY
Orders for Regmental Mustcrs 10y Cen. W. G.
aoRASGE, andnoticc /" Contractors for building =
New Episcopal Church
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William and lfarv--The exc. cisfs at William
and Mary College, Monday, were closed by an
address from Roger A. Pryor. Esq. OF Virginia.
Mr.. Pryor's theme was, Z" Men of Letters as Oh.
posed to Politicians" The Gazette says: I" It
was IN able aud masisrly effort. replete viii,
lsa!ning and the higllest flights Of original and
soul stirring ehdne,ice." -
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Later from !Mrico, ,-New Oricans. July 9.-lt is
now stated positively that Mr.. McLanc has fail
cd in the treaty arrangements which lave been
in progress for sometime. and he has abandoned
all hope Of :: satisfactory treaty with Juarcz. or
with Miramon. in the present condition Of Mex
ican affairs. II is believed to he his opinion
that no'hinS can be procured but by force.
Concerning these negotiations. Mr.. Forsyth,
lately minister ~ Mexico, states in the Mobile
Register Of Wednesday
I'VE have good reason to know that ncgo-
iaiion is on font The basis Of il We under
stand is pccuniary ui'l from the United States.
in consideration of the ccsSion Oh Lower Cali
f"rna. Jucrcz Government wished to include
in the treaty guarantee Of Its rcTinancncc and
power, but MIR. McIanc hal no instructions to
authorize this. y postal arrangement will be
made perhaps reciprocity convention. When
the Tennessee left Vera CRUZ. the Liberal CO.
vcrnmcnt had almost made up its mind to aban-
don dccpro"tcd Mexican prejudice and to
ccpt the services Of u corps of American vol,In
GERS, three or four hundred strong. The Wash
ington writers, who started this report nov
take it back rs false. There is nevertheless
truth in it. and the next steamer may bring
I.cro do Tcimda or Gen. Dcgollado TO make The
arrangements.
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Il. WHITE.
ARSENAL ACADEMY, July ?. 1885


at n meeting Of the Cadets Of the Arsenal
Academy. held on the I'd July, $50, the follow
ing preamble and resolutions were adopted
Whereas it hath pleased Almighty God to re-
move from our midst respectable and beloved
member Of our corps, Cadet J. l.. JORDAN, of
AbbeviI'e District, who departed Tn is life June 8,
1859 he it, therefore.
Rrsoired, That we sincerely lament tho deatl,
of our friend aud class mate
HcSoir'd, That in the death Of Cadet Jordan
this Academy has sustained Il scrinus luss-each
member Of the corps been bcrcavcL of d high.
toned comra.le aud valued friend
Hcsoi'cd That being aware Of his worth
while we deeply svmpatliize with his bercavcd
family, we rest assured that what has been 20 US
II loss Is to i'm an eternal gain.
Resolved, That in memory Of the deceased,
we wear the usual badge of mourning thirty
days
Resolrcd That copy Of these resolutions be
Transmitted To the family of the deceased and
that they he published in the Columbia und Ab
beville papers.
NJ u yTITSpIJpL.N rf,;,r,o,
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The Balloon E.rpress Bag.--Oswero. July :.
The Express bag sent by tie United Statra Ex
press Ag eni from st. Louis for New York. in
The balloon Atlantic, WIS picked up yesterday
OH the Lake, six miles wes. Of this city. 1t con
tnins over forty letters TO New York corrcspon.
dentr, among which is a draft OF s. .0nn on a
New York Bank. The package will hc forward
ed by Express this afternoon.
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M. B. HUMPHREY, Chairman.
GEO. w. DAEGAN, Secretary.

Special Dixp0fch tn TIE NtD ]'c,E 7IincS.-
WAsIIl>Gr"H, July 6.-1he treaty now being
made with Mexico, for the right OF wny through
that Repun liz. not only embraces that portion Of
territory bordering Oh our own i'll Sonora, but
also any porlon from the Rio Gran.le to the
Pacific ocean. The concessions arc must liberal
and important.
The impression grows siro; ger that American
volunteer regiments will be employed to aid the
Constitutional Government To conquer rebellion
i'll Mexico. In that it is said that .Iuar.z
will have no difficulty in raising loan in the Uni.
ted States I'm tho hypothccatinn of the Gov
erntrcnt lands, estates. nnd securities.
Indian Superintendent F"rncy writes from Utah
that lie has discovered TWO more children saved
flom the Mountain Meadow massacrc.
Official reports received at the Indian Bureau
state that Captains Baylor and Nelson ar, organ
izimg their forces to again attack the Indians on
tho l;razos Agency, and that the Indians can
expect 10 protection from The Texas State au-
tlioritics.
Two hundred aud eleven thousand ncres Of
land have Just been certified To- the State Of Wis
consin for the Chicago, ST. Paul and F"n du Lac
Railroad. under the act Of Congress of 1856
Dates from New Mexico and Arizona are to
June 81. They stat. that the Navajo Indians
had driven off Z 7,0nIl head Of sheep f"m Alhu
Qncrquc. M. Otcros escort was attacked while
he returning TO Fort Fillmore, II few mles
above Don Ana. hut the Indians re;rcatc1 with.
out much Of fight
I.cul. MowIy was unanimously nominated
delegate from Arizona by the Convention at
Masilla. and resolutions were adopted a'iherng
to The ground taken by the people last year, and
against forming an independent government.
The Services Of fourteen clerks have been dis
Icused with i,v the Pension Office, under the
operation of the law.
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.IOIlN WISE
SrAHwix HALL, ALpA*Y, y. Y, july 3.

'7'"'"1A ftNt't' .tLpH''f' ~: :, JH'Y -
WATrnIowS. n. y. Jn'v Mr.. III Noun
tain arrived here this morning with the romans
Of tie GrinI ship. II will ba exhibited berr Il
few days, when he will repair it, and make
nnothet voyage from Chicago Eastward. Mr. La
Mountain Is slightly injured nLou, the face and
limbs Messcrs. Gngcr aud Hyde returned to
their homes yesterday.
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thsh Am-ricn, us wc had been moving ut n rap;,l
pace.
Passing Orc1 Like Erie..-ht 3 Il. M, Sat-
nrdav. we came to Il general conclusion thal we
were somewhere over the State Of Indiana or
Ohio. AT ! Il. m, passed 4 city. hut could
not make ii ont. hut ut H. ~, We discovered
Lake Erie ahead of Ia, and then concluded
that the city we left It'll" South of our track
must have been Fort Wayne. Ate d. M, we
passed Toledo. and about IN hour afterward we
lowered OH the margin Of the lake, little North
OF SJlndu.ky. After few moments conaulta-
ton, unt review "f our ballast We determined
to risk the length Of Lake Erie, aud to test the
notion That balloons carnot he kept up long
over water, because Of scme peculiar affinity OF
tho two-a notion that never had any belief with
me. just us we merged upon the lake. it'll.
steam crew. that WAS propelins up n river or
bay, headed for our track and some one aboard
Of her very quantity cried aloud to us: THAT
Is the lake ahead Of you." Mr.. LII Mountain
cried bncls, is it lake Erei" and the answer
wap, Yes, it is, AIT, you had better look out"
Our goood friend, the propeller finding that we
discarded his kindness, rounded off again, and
sounded ns n goodbye with his steam whistle,
and went his way up the river.
Here mounted up until the balloon got
full. and the barometer fell to 90. in order to
make along near the Southern shore Of the lake ;
but at Mr.. La Mountains suggestion. that we
cond make tho city Of BuffnEo by sailing but
few hundred fact above tho surface of the wn,er,
Iopened the valve until wn gradually sank to
within FIVE hundred feet Of the wuier. Here we
found a gentle gale Of about speed Of mile
per minute, aud We resolved to foat OH it until
we should heave in siglrt nf Buffalo. aud then
rise aud sail owe. il. This was a most interesting
part Of our voyage We overlook seven steam
hoats, passed mutual salutations. and would soon
leave them fitting on the horizon in our rear.-
Que Of these lonely travellers remarked, as we
passed him.. " You are going ii like thunder."--
At 1920 a. m, We were skirting along the
Canada Shore and passed near the mouth Of the
Weliand Canal, and soon began to mount for
our most Eastery current. so as to take Buffalo
in our track. but we eirc!ed up ino it between
Buffalo and Niagara Falls, crossing Grand
Island. leaving Buffalo to tho right and Lock-
port to the left OF Us in our onward course.
Terrific Storm.- Finding ourselves in the State
81 New York. ..but too far North to make the
city ef New York. il was agreed that ws.would
leave out Mr.. eager and Mr. Hyde. and Mr.
La Mountain and myself pursue the voyage to
point q. Boston or Ponlaud Accordingly &s
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-01-29

ser Yerlpro6 Gus Nlles, "a CT cer Mutter
lcines &intes st9etban mar. las Macz
den erbiclt cine quite Gr;tebuns unomudS
berrlid unc bliibenr berau. ST ,puste
ME et,rus ruYcn> naE Gin llrpfell 9te9erz
,bl,lt III ibr2n 9reru lei, nod raE iie Stlo>
Din 1ei.
SIN YerfloNenen *5ertit munro cerp7on<
;er ypn elmer Neibe Won MibSelhiden re-
~trpifen. ST iraNte ieinsn Nnmalt un &alb
urn rieler empfabl itm ben &cttauf elmer
9lnsabl 1einer Ne9er. Gsr pilan;er nil
esritste liA, IA feline Ncoer faum fit bic
Ylantase ausreibenc leien. 3uleyt nil
li8te er> oa ibm feline oncere @abl tliet>
ppO Elm. Wan mn1te eine Sii tie cer ;u
yertau fencen Ne9er aus attr au6 ;u ren
bIbEen Yreilen oeretnet> blieh RE Summe
INNER nod $4,000 9eaen rie erntrabirte
S@ylcenlalt ;uriid. Del Mu~olt modte
ibn oui mertiam, RAP Ell ben Namtn leiner
5ousbllterin> Wory> ni9t ouf her Site
lebe. Der nmalt trt iid ieltit an, $4,000
iir RE jun9e Dame 81 ;ablen.
Ger G1reden uno Sammer ce6 ar,nen
Wlr9e1ls, RE bis cabin nur 9liidliht
3citsn 9etannt> MAR %untel0reiblid1 le ma,
v%srtauft t, I'm Gin Spieljeu9 rer l9nIrsn
@eliiite zines Wiiitlin95 ST merren.
Iie Nahriht traf nod einen Nnrern
Sin jun9er &aufn1onn vpn 2puiaYilt
botte oft bic plonta9e tcluNt, auf mel6e'
MarY wpbntc, ct 9elrann in rem @lauz
ben> coB Nfary Die rehtmdbi9e Go9ter bee
Y7onser6 iei> reren 2iete UNI ile rerlctter
lih. &aum 3uttc cer Gater rem un9liitz
liden M1rden mit4etbeilt, melde ldred:
lide 3ufunft ibrer barre, IL leyte lle ibrer
@eltetten etli0it ranpn in &enntnib. 81:
9leid rurd rtele Na9ri6t wie Yon eine1
Slibe lei beiterem Wetter 9etroHen> te=
ldlpB CT rc1 leine Weliette ;u retten e>
elite I'll ibr uno lie nsrabrcoetsn elmer
plan CUR Tlu6t. Mn cemi elben Sage, at
meldbem ter olte Climber feline Beute bp;
len mpllte> Qoben Beire; in Cincinnati
wurpm ile verbeiratbet, unp paun Glitter
ie NIT Der unter9runp Giieutabn mad
Gonaro> 100 le flb in Gprpntp niecer9e:
laltn baten. Die g. rfpl9un9en, an BE-
ren IS nidt fsblte, waren UNI on t.
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st. AntbnnD, "a. Jauuar 1888.

Stldpn meinc ugrS1terun9" her ron
uei'lem ebrliten 8iir9er"> @errn M aus
ppl1unten Gerllumoun9 feline tei cnpere
SeantmprtunA erbeil9te, 10 nil i6 tpd
cer Observation-Disclosures" Office ,eiz
gen. cof ibre u6ererfunit #" bogus 1T.
Warum 9eruben Sie> mein 6ew vGbz
rentlr9er", bctref meiner Empowering
nur NIT Serriittttem 0ebim uno nit &apz
pterltGben iu tolanciren, wahrenp i9 ia
cpd AUDI 8emeiie fir SIRE fred,e ST.
bauptun9 mpIte - 3d. m1re IS Sbnen
m1Ali6 9cwelen, ienc Mebrsabl rer an
welencen 01lte aufjutria9en> bic 9bre
frete %ii9e ,pe9en 0emeinbeit BET &ere
inter tiibten! Mber bieron man9elt'S
wrrall5 natiirlid SIT veritebcn> marum @ie
fei9 werpsn unc ni6t StiG balten.
Sn Sbre! cplollolen 0el1mpuenbei1
frasen Sie> pb sin St. Mntbpuy> Iurne,
Elm &appim femme. - @ons sewif ; aud
ih, 5ew M, femme has 3appier unc te=
baupte> RAP sic III her vGerldumpuno" ;u
>peit 9%ienNeu.
Ni&t ais Treuap vrn 3eitun3sfrie9u,,
pper aus 9uit> einen Meniben su beseiz
fern> bote ih jtrer llnrerl91mtbcit oul
bic Singer actlppit irnrern ais Greunc
Get Wobrbeit welhe sic trcb Sbrer q U.S.
me9e init Tusen 9etreten.
Sim Sie nun mirflid ucine Stimme
aus DEM &plfe"> - steben Ste li6 1T ST.
ret bur8erliden 0emiitbli6feit suriid> YER
wabren Sie Sbren eisenen 5irnfaiten rpr
3erriittun9 urc lailen sic SIR uyortreFz
lt9ea 2tdt" lpnit wieoer leu6ten.
Gobn Stcincrt> Snrner.
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Isl ~ ~ -r $50. -..AEs% s--s-#-A@#Isgz
meudleril9e @eiie ermprcet i'm @a11z
briQ at ridden. @abrcuo ne Mprcer
Ypr @triGt jteben, 1uBert lid1- el1 )ur19cr
Mam1 iiber rem Yrpceg = nabb nrrliAe@1
Mlinuten Il! er Yen srei &u9eln ou1
pfcner Gtrnbe aetlofen> cine 9e'et1e. .,r--. i'll.
SplGc Scrbred)en> unc IL "iele oncere,
melGc man taft ta9liG III ,}cltunAm leltn
finn, li>,r ein unwicerle1tarer Sewci5 ccs
Gerfalles rer Mepublit. Gin Staot aus
rsn> Srcnun3 unp Siderbci5 rer Yer'e"
unp RS Gi9entbun'5 ytridmineen> fam
teinen @ert9 baten lei" Ne9ltunA5z
forn1 mag cine mrnordyildc orsr republic
tanildye lein.
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SaS Scrhrchcu.

Memn man rie Iaulrnre Yrn Nirhen III
ben &eretnigtsn Staotcn; wenn ma ne
un;1bli9cn Spnnto9slhulcl1 u1r rie Gil
tapereieu rcr 9lmcrifaner, welGe III (lber
rem bpbrn QSertb BET Neli9ipn int Munce
fiibrcn> tn 8etradt ;iebt> 10 lpllte man
9louber> ras hicii9e reli9iDie @rlf let AUDI
pas mrraliidctc aui Grren> bel rtln 9rcte
SerbreGen nur duberit lclten "rrtpmmen.
Dp9 Dem 1T, letrer, nidt il. 9nlp no
ipuen mir ctt 9aupturl o6e Der NIT jepem
Sobr li1 metrenpen Mrrrtbaten Ii. 2yndz
prpcepuren luGen? "cirenl dat II. 9fptb
finn pft llrl ade Ypn @ertreden. Die
2eipenl9aft Yern,o9 feline &eli9ipn per
Welt III u1terrriiten uup lelblt BENT Re ltel1
Wsnlten fallt es oft id,wer ihrer Wietiter
su merrcn. Sn trn Sirdtn u1c Spnnz
ta9sibulen 1T rr3matil9er Mult nno bic
III fnnisr unc 9eiabrlide Sebre BET ~&edt<
i%ertiauna rurh BEN 0louten" 5auptla1e;
ne Mpral mirr taltm in Nnl hla9 9ez
bru1t.
europa leuret Elm nambaite Contingent
vpn rpbcm Glemente> ferner audi Ypn
Delperucps> bic ST Alem fdbi9 flnp -
poS 1T mobr rpd chen 10 wabr 1T e.
pab bic adnslidc %erwabrloiun E%auiencer
ycn &inperr, bel pncers 1T 9roben Stlcten
BET Nepublit, jeren i@lummerncen eclen
Tunfen unterpridt uno unter ben jun9en
2euten Gin Npmpytbum er;eu9t ME man
es ntrsenpS in ben cipiliiirten Staaten
fnpet.
Mon tro,ht nur bic &naben u,,p ibr
Yiebil1ee 1reiben IN Den Straben 9rpBer
Stdbte ST terbadten> I'm S6luiie auf
ibre 3utunft su sieben.
3u pielen 8emerfunaen Seranlabt u1S
Elm Criminal rpceb> Der aus benz tleinen
StGptden Gownl enetpwn, nabe 8altiz
more, Olp., rem @eridt ras Taetum
ltefert.
@omtriu erldiebt Benton NEIL
terlelbe 1T einem ranpfiftung6prpcele
aeaen letnen 8rucer ais 3eu9e auftritt.
@ambriQ miro peS Mpree6 i'm erl fen
@rape lGulois ertldrt unp Ni9oon tritt
ols 5auptseuee 9esen i'm auf.I Dieter
wirp nun Don Groups unp @prrte auf
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-01-29
@urppdi1he NQ6ri6ten.

Die curb ben Ddmpfer u@ity Of @az
lbin9tpn" ein9etroHenen neueten Na6ri9z
ten iino aaberurpentlt@ %tntereiant. Aues
oeutet parauf bin, cab europa am @prz
abenb grocer pelteridattenper @rei9ni0e
itebt.
Oils am Neujo6r5ta9e bic Sci anbten
Der fremren Md9te benz &oi!er Napolepn
III ben IuiQerien ben iitliden Slid
wunl9 %abtatteteu, Lief Der lpnit ~ mort
fargo uno vprii@ti9e &aiier fol9enoe brp>
benoe 8emerfun9 in ieiner Mntwprt auf
bic Graduation pe6 81 erret9t19en Sc
ianoten etnfteBen:
SD terouere> bab bic 8~e;tebun9en gu
Sbrem Commencement ni9tmebri 10 freunpz
lt& ino, mic friber. Mter id erlu9e
Sie> rem &aiier ;u periidern, pab meme
peri1nliden @eflble fit i'm u,,Serdnpert
lnb."
Oteie @prte, nod mebr ober bic itarte
8etpnur9, bic Mapolepn parauf leste une
pa8 lebbafte @eberpenlpiel, has pielelten
te9leitete, ma9ten unter benz ar,pelencen
piplumatil@en Corps einen tiefen ua9baL
ti9en '&inerud. Die rurd sic fraberen
beftesen @n9rtfe Der poriler pre1e berpor<
serufenen @eradte, zines beYuritebenpenn
8ru9ee nit Seiterret9 erbiele bapur9