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Bankers.
d. Herdman 6 Co..


j. Herdman q Co.,
No. G. Public Square South SIDE, near Ontario 81
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN
I'D Foreign and Domestic Exchange, UneuTrent Money,
Specie and Land Wsrrants Collections throughout the
United Sates fanada and Europe promptly attended Ia
Drafts and Bills of Exchange Great Britain, Ire iSnd
France and Germany We direct TO suit, 81
Sight and 60 days She following Banks and Branches
ENGLAND.
Londun-Mes<Is Prescott, Gro1e, Case Co, Bankers
Liverpool-J Bsrned Co Bankers.
Manchester-Messrs. Cunlife. Brooks Co. Bankers
out England and Wales
Birmingham Banking Co.
Yorkshire District Bank and Branches-
Lancaster Banking Co. and Branches
IRELAND.
National Bank Of Ireland
Provincial Bank of Ireland.
And all their Branches in aths principal and town
SCOTLAND
Dundee Commercial Banking Co
Sreenock Banking Co. N Glasgow and GrsenOck
National Bank of Scotland and RTanches
We also furnish lraf
priacipal Cities Of the Continent OF Europe
PASSAGE Bf SIEAAER. or Sailing Packet SHIPS, 70 ct
from New YORK. Breat Britain and Ireland Franc md
IGermany, can be $ cured al the iowesi rates
4 For further PARTICULAR apply 10
sens J. HERDMAN & Co. as above
4 n & WHITMAN n. .sTkEDART. c W sTKND1FT
4 WHITMAN, STANDARD & CO.
w Bankers and Leslcrs Foreign and Domestic Ex-
chaEge. MOI Superior street We draw direct Lon
|oa and will furnish Drafts foz any payable all
principal poin England Ireland. ScotHnd France
nd GERMANY Colectlons made all accessible points
2 olghoat The Unit.d States and C.nedaS mhs:lE
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TEMPERANCE LEcTURE-Rev. Mr.. Wheeler will
deliver temperance lecture before the Order of
Good Templars this evening, ut the NJ. E. Church,
West Side, at O'Clock. The public are invited.
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S9 Sale of household goods this morning al
10 O'Clock at At Ontario street.
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FIRE.

Two large stores belonging to Charles R. Bailey
4 Co., wholesale groeers; and Putnam, Smith &
Putnam, Tobacco dealers; corner of TchOupitoulas
and Gravier streets, were burned lsst night Loss
Sl50,O00.
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BOUND OvER.-The two counterfeiters spoken
ofyesterday morning, who were arrested on Tues
day, were yesterday brought before Esq Tibbitts
and bound over to the Court of Common Pleas
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R THOMAS, ND.
46i No. Vine Street

The Restorative is put I'D 10 bottles of three sizss
L2ge medium and small; the small holds 4 pint snd
retSils ioF Ons dollar per bOttle the medium holds ~
twenty cent proportion than he small sfiis
Tor two dollars per bottle he larse holds ouaf "a -
bottle. -' -
o; J. WOOD Z co Prupretors. No slz Broadway n
4, I'm the great ". y. Wire Railing Esfabliabmeuf ad
Nc. ia Market street ST Louis Mo =" -
And sold BY all Druggists anu Fancy Goods Dealers
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Ig~ The public schools of the city close to-mor-
row for weeks vacation.
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CONVENTION.

The Republican County Convention to-day pass
ed by large majority, the resolotiOns of the late
Anti-Tax Convention.
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5pefioI Notifies.
a The success which attends the use Of

q For Gas r fsres and FittiAg-AYYly
Feog Eassorfl 8 Co.. LOO and lO7 Superior sfrsef.
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~ Inc success winch a1enda Tue use OF
Dr. J. Hoto.ters Cesbrzted Stomach Bitters evnces
its virtues all Of debility and diseases ofthe
stomach Certificates almost without number have been
published ates.ing its almost miraculous power in
moving those fearful and painful diseases And At this
time seems idle to than call attention to the great
remedy of the il order awake public attention its
exceIenee 1t is the only preparation of the kind that
reliable in all cases. and is therefore worthy OF the
derztion the afflicted The Bt:ers pleasant to the
taste agreeable their ssct and altogether valuable
e toaie or remedy for indigestion.
For sale BY druggists and dealers generally eveIyxhere
HoLLowAYis PILLS AND OINTMENT. = No
medcinechss should be unprovided with these twin
rsves They emiuently adapted to the internal
and external falngs Of the human organization than any
medicines that have yet been discovered. They boh
attack the seat Of disease and not onT Temporarily remove
but permanently eradicate.
Sold at the manufActory. No so Maiden Lane, New
York. and BY all Druggists at 2sc sc. and 81 not or
hor 23
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and bound over to the Court of Common Pleas.
MRS KEMBLE's READING.-The Melodeon was
crowded again last night on the occasion of Mrs.
Kemble's reading of Measure for Measure" The
gifted reader, as on Monday night took captive the
feelings and sympathies Of her auditors, and
throughout the play, eyinced the same wonderful
power of personation which distinguishes her eve
ry effort There is no describing the points of in
terest connected with her readings, bet from the
beginning to the end the attention is kept unhag-
ging. Tomorrow evening that fine old Comedy oi
Much Ado about Nothing will be presented,
which all should hear.
PERRY MoKUMENr.-We the undersigned, were
duly appointed Select Committee by the City
Council of Cleveland to procure subscriptions and
contract for the erection of Monument to Com
modore Perry, the Hero Of Lake Erie, to be plac-
ed in the public Park of the city and surmOunted
with life-size Statue of the Commodore, cut true
to life, in marble, and to be completed and ready
for inauguration on the 10th of September, 1860.
In pursuance of their authority the Committee
have contracted with 7 JONES Sons, of Cleve>
land, to erect the monument in accordance with
the design Autographed and published, and for
the sum of Six Thousanu dollars. The contrac>
tors have given bond in the sum of Five Thou
sand Dollars, for the faithful performance of their
contract,
1t is confidently hoped and believed that the
contract price agreed to be paid, can be raised
without serious difficulty or delay by voluntary
Subscriptions and donations from our fellow citi.
zens. 1t is only in this way that the cost of the
monument can be provided for.
We therefore appeal to the generosity and pa.
triotism of our fellow citizens to aid US in the
BILE enterprise of erecting a monument worthy tC
commemorate the name and heroic services of Per
~ and which shall be creditabe to the citizens o.
Cleveland.
7. JONES & Sons are authorized to received sub
scriptions and donations for the monument, anG
we cheerfully commend them as reliable men ant
worthy of public confidence.
HARVEY RICE,
]. KIRKPATRICK,
o. NJ. OvIATT,
| G. D. WILLIAMS,
J.. NJ. COFFINBERRY.
Cleveland, March, IL, lS59.-R6.
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PHILADELPHIA Sept 9. lss7
PRoF WooD-Dedr Sir: Your Hair Restorative h i9ror
ing itself beneficial The front and a ne
o. ny bead almost lost its eoverng-vas in fact BALD
naxe see gu two ha pint bottles Of Restorative And
now t1e toD OF my head IS well tudded with priSia
crop young hair and the front also receiving is bn
nj nave tined other epaTafi without NV bsosfr
whatever. think nom my ow personal
can tnduae many others 10 Try It -'-
Yours Respectfully, D. THOMAS NJ n
w.
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lawrence ---....,-..- ---.-.-.--..-.-S6 80
OaSe .--.--.- --...-..lO
onerWln --.....-.. .-...-io
Scattering ................-......... l
A. G. LAWRENCE was declared the nominee of
the Convention.
POLICE CLERK
The Convention proceeded to ballot for nomi-
nee for the Office of Police Clerk, with the follow
ing result;
Jacob Shredder r......................35 35
n T Bowler ....-........-........
r'15ee ..-.' .''--.--.-------l
JACOB SERoEDRR was declared the nominee of
the Convention.
CITY MARSHAL.
The Convention proceeded to consider the Office
of City Marshal.
JOHN Coon announced to the Convention that
DR.. MARsEILLEs withdrew from being a candidate
On motion of Mr.. Coon, the Convention unani.
mOusIy nominated JAMES A. CRAw for the Office
This result was greeted with whirlwind of sp-
plause.
CITY ATTORNEY.
The Convention proceeded to nominate a can
didate for the Office of City Attorney.
The ballot stood as follows:
Z. w. Palmer ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Y. hunt .'---'.,. --..'. -......-..zo
T. W. PALMER was declared the nominee ot the
Oon'en'i0n'
CITY TREASURER
The Office of City Treasurer was then consider
ed. The ballot resulted as follows:
W Hart AZ
c. II. Parsons
WILLIAM HART was declared the nominee of the
Convention
CITY COMMISSIONER.
The Convention baIlOted for the Office of City
iCom,D;ss;onsr with the soIlovino resnlt
SamuelIrvin
Charles Hickox
| g. :, Al, r. ,,o
SAMUEL IRWIN was declared tne nominee oi the
Oon'eu'iOh'
DIRECTOR OF CITY INFIRMARY
The Convention proceeded to ballot for the office
Of Director of City Infirmary with the following
rs.,I,
n p,..t ao
Tr-ra. "a
Aoi1eA - -.
. " BLACK was uectAreo sne noinihee vi 'ne
Convention.
COMMISSIONERS or WATER WORKS.
g
~ -,T....''- 49,
Tue 0HA'S u OOiililii7si'nei u +" -'ei "O'A
CHEF Es'ISEEs'
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PRAcTIcGL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTIckH,
eeps the largest Of the saos approved kinds OF
PEcTAcLES. Allhis glasses WHISTLER for aeaf OF Tar
ighted ground under his inspection by machine
Of construction with the Greatest care so as to
suit the eyes in al cases curing WeaAHess DSzaess or
saalafoa Of the Eyes, and mpartns strength fOr long
reading or fine sewing.
q N. H SolOmOnsOn would here inform the public
shat employs any in the sale Of hslsnses
y Also, splendid assortment Of SPY GLASSES. Nj
CRosgOPEs, CoMPASSES. &C. kept on hand.
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
LaseTted without pain, as perfect as natural.
Iohce IS Superior street under the American Hotel
iun22
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FARMERS,
GARDENERS AND sPECULAToRs.
Your attention is srsspsctfully called to
Patent Corn Planter. Coyerer

Which exhibition and for sale under the Rurnet
House, cJrner Of Prospect and Ontario streets.
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u For City News, see first page.
For Market Reports and Marine News, see
fourth maze
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On motion Of Mr.. A. G. RIDDLE, G. B. SENTER
was declared the Republican nominee for Mayor by
aeclamstion. This result was received with tre-
mendous applause.
POLICE JUDGE.
The Convention proceeded to ballot for nominee
for the Office of Police Judge. The result of the
haIlnt urss "a fnIInura
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JANUARY.
Real Gstatf Agfnts.
ROUSE & JENNINGS,
REAL ESTATE
ms u RA NOE aa

AGENTS,
No, 2ll Superior Street, Marble Block, up stairs.
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THE MOST PERFECT ROTATING MOTT
is obtained without the use of weights.

The great desdsatum to be obtained in the construction
of ROary HarTOws, simplicity absence of unnecessary
friction Of motion and It claimed this improve
thai these valuable requisites have been secured in
greater degree Of perfection than those presented any
other rotating harrow In its ngements,
full for implicitly, has every advantage found in all the
best rotating harrows combined in
This harrow having three small circulars continually re-
voTng will puveriZe the soil more In going over the
ground, than common Harrow will thrs times over
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To Young Men.
ELIxLR DE VIE.
Mercury or DIseas

And IMPEDDIENfS TO MARRIAGE.
a An6 vii Ies,ore the Sufferer and the Impotsut to ats
~ II r. ~ AANLY VIGoR Il vii thoroughly srsd-
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W. 90 DioauW1yi n T.
n BTA Circular containing full particulars and dirsc
on application ~ - ~ --1Asss'
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LIVINGSTON, Ala. FEB a. lsss
feoF WOODBURY. Sir: Yocr Hair Restorative has done
much good in this part Of the country NV har has b
shghly diminishing for several years. caused suppose
iron slghs bum W en- was quite infant have es1
using your Hair Restorative for weeks and ind thsfT
have hne head Of hair growing afer haVinr me- -
Otner remedies known to no elect think il te o-f -
gahs remsdy now eEtant and advise al who are sicfa
that way 10 use your remedy
You can publish tins If you think proper
Yours. SC. s. W. MIDDLETON
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Attached triangular shaped wooden frame BY means
Of journals or pins projecting from the centre Of
each circle. The circulars are hung on
a inclne the teeth the
side that inclinss down
ward sink into the ground deepest,
and by this means
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Der aufftaneo in 4arpers1T errb.

fr5-'L ss..-.r u =! yEjtj""- "a. $FJl .s-t.
! pc YGclsen. bitiee Greieni6es. eeGtn
morali(&e Bepeutuus Ben sauberea Gf<
feet bel !@9titem aberraet, flao nod ni@t
gu ateritten. 81 5;bttla9euswnA bic
anl&tineaD unniee @ufopftruns BON
Meni&enleben unp bic besleitenpen dubs-
ren uuftanht ftin, ;maetn, a. banptlt 50
.fi@, bod wtit naebr eoarur,, .peldse: Gin<
.uirtune bieitr mi6luneene 9an42 Der
@tlaoenbefreiuns auf bic @efnnune ees
@olts, iowobl in ben @tlaYenQoe.en gle
In ben G%reifaattn. baben ,pirp.. {
{ pie trfe Golee. miro pie, leir, 6tae iu,
@aoen Elm ntuee @ef&rei etetn pen, albo>
litiemue erbebtn anp uieQei@t1 ipoar p,r<
f4&t wirp, jaQen slnli : @aassrei gar
:4ttitn trit inleltttatue l1rbetet(@aft Dielte
'pat(4es ysuslf&reiben, pdtrenpj be& efr
wabre h@rune in Der Starrbtit ,unp
S@roTbeit Der pro(tlasetei<p artei .!itet,
bic, auftatt bas iiofiale l1ebell Ju,ao bic lln<
.eere&tisfeit l,uo unmcraIitdt pfr5 .ttssn,
tbimli&en ,9pfttution" :oujusrftpaen upo
.euf @ittel lur Mieerupe upp eoqmdliafnn
Aufbebuns ptr S:tla,trti ~ fuxeq, pielb
" psiaeiP'e1 se.tbtipist' wap ft aasiaetb>
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&ermti9te NQ6ri@ten.

Der na&fe @on8reB.- Del
nd@he @on9reb miro un9efdbr in fol9ence
Groftipnen 3eriouen: 113 &epublifaner,
80 reaulare Demofraten, II Doualaez
Demofraten uno 81 iQplide Sppoi tion.
Die Republitaner feben pemna6 nit III
rer pluralitdt elmer abloluten Maioritdt
,am na@iten ; ite brauden MUIR le4s @tim<
men ea;u> Die fie entmeoer aus ben II
Nnti~ 2ocomtonzD emofraten poer per llcz
li@en Sppoiition nebmen tSnnen. Die
Sr9ane pieier ilpli9en Grattionen treten
IL Der lebten 3eit iebr enti9ieten se9en
bic &ominifrution unb ~, @yfem BET
Corruption auf. 90 iu9t !. g.. bet
nRldmono @bte" in einem Mrtifek er
noble lieber einer. Eortur Der Snquiluion
fid Zuutersieben, als fit eiaen temotrotiz
Idea Spre9eri bes nd6lfen 6aules mirfen
lteber noble e. nod fir ben i9mdrSelten
Mepubllta11er arbeiten, ais bic forrupte
Wlrtbll9aft8 Bud anars unterauben. @olte
iotes Grnft letn, 10 f6nnten bic &epublifa<
11tr, tpsn1 e6 ibnen 9eldnee bic 81 an ll6
~ iiebenls lei4t ben Spre6er unp ales
uebrise our@kben. @uein oieie 81 Gbe<
salisrs beg Sloens tperee1 nidt perfeb<
:.len, ibre Bsoinaunsen ~ feaen unb tbz
ren e1ntlaeioenb.n GinFub TO- gut ala
y: mnassli@& an ben Mann III brineen. Or
pgfeis !wtro fem: bas @ufaeten ooer me-
itntts@fn @runcidbe ber republitanii4en
9artei. Der S1pen wdrt panr unitteIf
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S4a@erz@ el@i@te.-Dn vMo>
DIETER linton" er;dblt, baB Elm Brauen,im-
mer> Namen6 MuQtsan, pelde nobe beim
Deep 5ollpw pobt am u%er9au9enen Diem
ftaae, unc einsis inter Dem Beitanbs Ell
ner alien Trau, 3wiQtn9e eetor. @S9=
aerin uno @drteri1 pare1 beioe ppu
Wbi6feN uno al6 1e iaben baB paS Elm
Der beipen &inper topt 9ebpren par, fed
ten ie ben &6rper IN ben Sfen> no ct
tbetlweiie perbrannte. Das anpere &tnb
lebte nur eini9e @tunben ldreer. Cine
GorpnerStnqueft tpurpe ubsebalten. uno bic
Dottpren Mc&aD uno @lennan unterfudz
ten rie 9ei@nome, iurett bies >1astt9 por.
Da5 @eroitt lautete> oab bas &inc, MEL
dyes am ldnaiten 9elebt, 1einen 500 bur@
unptllenbeit, @erna@ldli9un9 uno Grun,
fenbeit Der betbeili9ten perlonen empfanz
aen babe.
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Ml6lgan @Dutbern
1859. uup 1890
DetrDtt, Mpnrpe un6Tplebp
~>...r BQbu.

0ieie 2inie uno lire 0erbineunqen b;lben cine
oDultdnetge HDutc rrn Detroit uoh Gh;coon
M1lraufie, Galena, gtrd Selonb. Tuhnon,
Burlington, prairie bu @bien> ga @ruie. a.
yaul, Cairo ct. Qouis, st.. Sufepb rnb ont
@outen i'm Mfiten une @iiowefsn.
Mug
na9 2pleoo> .glebelaro> Ytitebura, Wbee(ino
9fep'yort, une allen Srten, &rpbin man aaf be,
oerlg,eoenen 3weisbabnen nrn jenen plasen fab
Nbfabrt.
6 l1gr IS minatsn Mittas. eisbtnimq ervres
fur @bica9c unb N,w- gurt 0
tSmmt an 81 Nbrian UNI 9,45 Normito,s
2nleoo nm $3.50
'@teselono nm $40 Maam.
'r- gnHaIc UNI 1O,2O
. 9btcl9p I'M, ZOO
New: ycrf UNI $50
Grpreb "''""D''
tSmmt mad 4oletu um 4>o5 modmit,oog,
>. - 9lerelanb UNI $50
8uTalo UNI 4,55 gormittaes.
Nep'yort UNI $50 Ra9mittaes.
r Dtete Heute n.a6t birefte Gerbinbuna ~ gle.
Se!ane NIT ben. pradtprQen Stean1ern udits Of
Sunolo" unb ,Wefern Weropolis, na9 YuHalp.
5uRr is :Minuten 0adm. Nerian uno g9e-
Fe1n GrpffB -r
tSmmt an gu M0nroie UNI sos Madm;ttaes>
Mprian uni 1900
:. >s< 9bieasoum 200 Wormitiaas.
-. - &arten f6nnen. erbalten werp.n
,3u Detroit in Der Office Der @ompaQuie>
4ede Ntpater< uns Bruib<S traBe.
~ 3wi{@sn Detroit unb Gbieaggo perb.n
te'1te Wa9eeuss eeue9ltIt. afyg% r.
Ne @esen ben Staub 1T i'm 5om,
t'er our@ 8entilatoren seioret. :
% ,Des Na6ts III elm Mae8on NIT
.Detten serfeben. s"~
Die 3iae esben mad Der Chicago 3eit ab,
ttteit. 4-~. ." '"@'' ~ '
l,d1,u .rr~n~ Sno. 8. Ga m 5 EEL,
!. r.r3,5xs7fo h,fs @en'l @uptriutenbent.
S:p. Rnistt, NeentIju Dttrei. ~
0snI euptriut. Offee, 3cIebp, 9uni1 IS, 49,
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unterSanspon @9iffen.-
. n, q. Sftober. Die Sdaluppe
paeife BON Southport (Maine), BE bel
per Masree<S Smell in Der 81, 2o,renszBoi
9or Nnfer lag, tpuroe in eiinem Sturm
fortsetrieben uno itieb nit elmer untefannz
ten S@oluppe 5uiammen. Beioe S@iTe
9insen unter uno iidimmtli9e perfonen an
Soro %ertranfen ; 13 2eiden puree, be>
reit5 an bas 2ant oetrteben.
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OQnfIQQu11d.

Sd fibls mid serpiidtet, ben Mitalieoern s.s
tieteen 0ruieen- 5ain's, SIR, l. hermit neinen
aufri9tislten Cant su iasen fir bic leste Gbr,,
bic le meinsm lietrn Maun 9. Zimmerman ere
tpieien. SD fible mid 3u cielem 0anf nm 70
mebr serpfidtet, neil iy mild ,1idt beredtiat
~elaubte, lolte 2inberune in meinfm @6mera ron
9%enannter Vo9e gu erbalten. Sir Das, mas bic
Sceenbtleer az. raetnem oerfprbenen Mann unp
leiner tie %betriibten Witt,re aetban babeu. piinldt
benz 5ain 8lutbe unp Wa9stbum bic t%rauernrt
@ittme .'f2t
6S 8erontca 3 i'm merm
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HAS, 4EsItsf6s s@ &HEEztEF EE-ls T&-F
.. 9Na& ben lebtens Na&ri&ten, per DAM
.pfer ocean Queen" i9einen pie italie.
nii@en @irren INNER sermtrrter ;u tper<
pen. lam aant2 r4r .ueEh,r7}c M ;">..
| Cine 3arider Depel4e BON, II. NEGLECT:
naDiie; &onferen3 ttpmmt ~ teinem At1&lub.
Oeferpti& peisert f@, ben 8etrae bet
pom S%arointen gu trusenoen lombareii9en
S9ulo ~ ~ermdbi8en. Die Goroerunsen
Seferrei&'s Fnoen @iDerfuno BON Sci
ten Sarolniens uno baben aud ni9t bic
nnteraisuns Grantrei&s fir f&, uuo
2esteres bat ben treitisen puntt benz
i@iebsu&terltden Gnti&eiD elmer, britten
i@}a44it 81 uaterperftn .p%orsel&lasen, 8is
iest If nod teine antport auf pieien 8pr>
l{&tlae erfplet. pie frau56il&e Resieruns
pani@t eie ti1dfdppisfn GoTeerunsen tes.
@opte Napoleon uuo ldma1tlide Gnt5
,({36eisunsssfofen lex, ,ltsten Rrieees in
>oit, gel1fqfsf4une beg =. ppm 2fRerrsi& uuo
sgif uaap ~ sab|htnnpsn s@ulD finiul&lie<s
fRRta: aE77y l.b!al .l.;4 lt1,t 1,5}4g H2ojf
81 Dana@ ff&efnt g. ais pb, bic 3llfe, bic
: &9u{a q, MapRleeqn ifineu' rtrtupen auiirten"
lH afe ea,h agsliretn ,lieb. bod nidt 70 sar3
, Ile~nqfi9snnasie mar; pgistun'pe a fey lou e piti So.
fen bftftr 61lft aablen! Armes pttmpnt!
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-11-05

2olaM onte3,o Die Gdn;erin, @dau>
lpielerim @orlelerin Gr>&Inis 2urmies
Ypn 8aicrlanp, uno rieler anperer Mdnz
ner Gr~@eltette> 1T NIT rer v6ammpnia"
am Dien(ta9 aus Gn9lano in SEEM : yoyt
on9efommen. Cine romme enolilde
Damn fol- fe CUR Tr5mmiefeit befcbrt
boben. Gie beibt jeBt Maoam 6elc.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-11-05

Motertpwn, Wi6c., 1. Nop. -
(Gilenbabn un9lUd.) - Der Grcur(ipnsz
Irain auf Der Gbica9ozN oroz % t. Babn
1T a9t Neilcn p~iel1eits ppn Datertomn
aus Dem 0eleiie 9erathen. 3userlal1aea
Nadri@ten Sufol9e iino a6t perlonen &C.
tDotet unO neun oerwunbet &rprpen. Da8
un9lld paliirte seitern @ormittass UNI
II ubr. Die urla6e bes unfauS wirp
oabin a%nseeeten> cab Elm. Dds auf bic
S@ienen lprans, al5 Der Bug in poQem
@an9e war.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-11-05

bitlfr q abermalss Der eesrldsr Der poli..
hldenE Situation unp f5nute iieet Mab<
resel i'n Gpnare1e rurd 81. peerr erbm
BERT sut6 ris Drobuus Dec q, nit Ser
eincn peer anoeren partti III Fiimmen.
Grp1blte cine lclde Gralit;cn ibren Sprez
der I'M n1diten 6aule, 10 fSnnts piej
Melalianee m69lider. Weile su elmer
@runc!aAe Der Stelluns Ger parteien im
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ewercen, @s mdre
eurN eieie MilNuue-eine nnatienale" 9,at<
tel Der Demctratie, b: iih ouf pieie Gi9en<.
A@a1t 10 siel 5u gut tbut,~entsesenselest7
Die aue3 Nr5it9t ouf Grfol9 UNI 8eute
batte, oter opn elmer prin;ipieQen reputliz
fanil6n partet fSnnte nibt mebr Die Nsre
lein - IS ware Die Nstpratien Der @hi9z
partei 1a9 neuelter Taeon. Bates poer
Grittencen maren etra lire @ancipaten
unc bic Nepublifaner pes 9forpens, bic
eteler neuen SABINE ntdt fpl9en tpouten>
mabten pas ptelbei pro@eue Stumptidet
timmer. :">'@ i'm ,H;~,@GH@
Cine GYentualitdt dbnli6er Mrt bate
bic g. 81. Gritune In bent Ypn un6
mebrfa9 belprcaenen Mrtifel int Muae, bic
80. Dates ais einen pa(1enoen Mann Der
Mttte uorl9ldst, - %..
SIS 1T mD9lid, pab Elm dbnli9es Nrranz
cement gu Stance fpmmt; unn,bsli9aber
1T eS> oab ltA bic Nooptipbiirger in tr9eno
elmer beceutencen 3abl an piel er Coalition
tetbetli9en t6nnen. (2B. Y.) :-..
@ertff fir Zen 5arpers Terry
put1& serontwprtli9. - Die
~N.zy. Staat6st9." meint: Ollie Die> MEL
DE lasen, oab per Sflape in @erlebuns
9Sttli9er u1o menibli6er 0elebe leiner
unrerauberli6en &e6te beraubt iei> mdz
ren Yerantpprtli6> wenn bewaFnete 69aa<
ren lld our &erplte 9e9en Die Sflapen ball
tenpe SeS1lferuno teredti9t 9lauten..
ST bic Anl@t rer "Staatsjeitun9"
cine ri&ti9e> cann 9rabt nur 9leit bic &C.
teine ST. Sefferlpns aus unp bdn9! iie
nit pe1eu aQer 1nter3ei9ner ber l1nabz
6anai9feit6urtunoe at ben @alsen,. per
6cAvsrr1tberu 9ebubrt. Denn ie maren
e5 ia, Die suert unp ppy Nuen Die aufz
rabrerilhe Sebre Don ben uuperduberliz
hen WenlhenreAten in Mmerifa aus
lproAen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-11-05

q tnafittunn tss,r-- pie trfe Mam<
n'tr J, ets 3, ~Sa9rsaass5 If IT, 8alti'
mo rr rs 1 uao ~ salsp'art1 ~ ~ traraesrtem5 Gor-
mat uno beftret Ausfattune eri@einen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-11-05
Deuti&er @ereiinj bon Miune<
1DtQ.
1Dt1.

Die sertaste General e 0eriammluna obiqen
gere'ns wire am Donneritas, ben 10. 5. Mts..
Meenoe y I'M Hotale bes 2eleSereins fattfubeu.
ct. paul, ben 5. Nppember 1859.
% gu TIA =, MilliuS, @efr.