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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-25

THE STAT! OF IOWA. In tbs District Oosrs Of
Scott County Scott county, Iowa.
DY virtue Of an execution Issued from the o6cs
ID Of the Clerk OF the District Court Of Scsst
county, State Of Iowa. In favor Of David Surveys
plaintiff and assnst Ignatius Lsngsr defendant da-
tsd August IS, 1859 and TO me directed, commsndinR
me that Of the goods chsttss stock or interest II
any company. debts due, property In the hands Of
shird pc sons. lstds and 'eoements (Which ere not
exempt by Law from ezecui nj Of the said Ign titus
LANCER make or csus~ to be made the Gum Of one
hundred nnetv.stx sod 20-10o Dolass ~ intsreat
and costs. levied upoa 10 bushels Of wheat in b
hands OF D Bursows snf upoa the Int rest Of The
sal LANCER In the wheat crop on tie pace Of n
newby: 10 s.cn county, Iowa. supposed 70 b one
hundred ana sbirty (lSOl Dushels, more or lees.
And hereby give public notice that ahsli orr
for sale at pubac outcry, at the farm Of the said
Newly. IN Scott COUNTY. lows, Tuesday ne nth
day Of October, 1885, II the hour Of II o'ciocH -
Of ssid Day, 70 the highest And best bidder therefor
n cash, the above dssesibed property, or suc1eoe
thereof to sstisfy the shove debt with intsreoe and
costs.
Dated shis ID day Of September, 1859.
h LEONARD.
sep4 oheTt9 81 Scott osanty 1ova.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-25
Legal vOticc.

THE STATE OF IOWA, In County Court OF said
Scott County, I county.
DUBLlC notice is hereby siven that On The last
L Monday Of August. A d 1859. (bsing the regu
lar term day Of this Courtl sb Instrument Ia writ
Ing supporting TO be the last viii and Testament
George Cummins, late Of the county OF Scott, de
ceased, publicly read in open Coart, whereupon
It was ordered thar the rst Monday in OctopeY
he fixed the y owing OF the said suppo sed las
Will and Testament, when the Will will b. allowed
and admit ed IN probate unle good cause shown
fer It's rejection. CHARLR6 WESTON,
County Judge
Let the above be published three weeks successive
y In the Weekly Iowa State Democrat.
aue8O-W8w
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-25

r IPT O MS

TIPT ON's
NATIONAL MERCANTILE AND BUsLS1ss
NEWS
. q Il Il = q III
sYuAsoD:
oO8NBR OF pIpTa AND BRADY e4AssIo,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
IOusAss. - Davis 4 T,ssoa. Apsr. 1858.
Q. q. TIPTOU,
Pyissipal and Propsistos.
VoUMo nDN vii and. b proper isqsiry, that.
i b. cred sstins u this Collses, they vin obtain
vssy Important sdvsntages over chs sro6uetes Ct
otAB Commercial Instttutioo " the eountsy. The
Oovnsp o. STUDY coops1ses bosh foreign and %.
Dese3e business, end embsaeo MAT1sA % PaACnc8
u OoenIncIAL 0cIBucB and ART-wholly nm
knovn 20 oomoon tsscAers-Vhieh, II n obvioas
Viii greatly enhance hs cAssess Of success N busI.
nsee.
OppucEniAH psuMANmIP-the INST DAsuliful
oystsm In the WORLDS taught q this College n al
Ne scsDs, 18th practical and ornamental. 4 GOOD
DUssn1s 1AHD WsiTiSo 10 GUARANTEED 70 I'll vAs
oomplets the course 70.
Ooe tine 10 - good - another, 70 oommsoce. You
pay for ths instructien you get and not for The time
coassmed, At this sch0el.
On bauk.nots paDsr which the posseseor can fold up
end plase his port nonsie-is awarded each grad.
UaAs This 10 novel and unique feature never b.
fore INTRODUCES into . College.
Tuitisn: go payable Invariably In advance, emit.
uine the applicant 70 Life Scholarship. which VIZ
slso be sood ct Davis Commercial Oolege." 81
Peoris Sons Of Ciergymen half price.
Separate instr uction given In Penmaneoip.
BUSINESS men end frie, d. Of education are ~
oDectfu,ly Invited 70 cali.
Dor Ci;ea.r. cont. ains fall information. please
suc'oss two postage :ssmps -
spT9S-dAwtf Davenport. Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-25

IN0URAN
FIRE, Issl0ssA and Life.
CONWAY INSURANCE CO.,
nAssACHusESys.
Cash Capital aud surplus 126l, 900
HAMPDEN INSURANCE CO.,
sPaIn01IELD. MAss.
Cash Capital and surplus ease, 900
NORTH AMERICAN ms. CO.,
OF HARTFORD, GONE.
Dash Capital go, $50
LORILLARD ms. CO.,
o. NEW YoaK.
Cash Capital $3.50 ,s0G
MANHATTAN LIFE ms. CO.,
OF NEW YORK.
Dash Capital $750. COO
IIRLD l. KAUFMsN AGENTS,
Lahrman'. Block, 2l-st
FiRlD. Agent, Davenport, Iowa.
Once next to the Post ONCE,
Rock Island. Ill Junel9
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-25

lnSu6SuC6 anu lBuSt COD poDyS
Farmers UDion Insurance Company
or ATHENS, PA,
HAving consolidated their business, the same vim
hereafter b. conducted By the united eompaniee, In
the name Of the
TIKI GREAT WnsTERN
Insurance Il Trust Company,
at their onios in the Conpapy's building,
4O3 Walnut street. Philadelphia
ny this arrapesment the income Of the ORE ~
WESTERN INSC ANOE AND TRUST OON-
PANY viii be lavg " augmented. and "ver 4l1o.00c
Mortgage with % .ds, barring six per cent interest,"
on Improved proosrfy. worth dcu L. the amount !;
which gives the Company over $3.50 600 Of available
means TO meet any liabilities
All running risks Of either Company are -
su ned and any Losses that msv occur viii b prompt
y adjusted and paid
Ere, Inlsad. and Mari~e Cargo RtAks Tbkss On
MS 4nst F0eorGbIs Terwss'
Respectfully soliciting your business. W ere
Yonr obedlent servants,
Gas. O. LArHRoP, Pre-.
VIZ. DARLING, vino-Pres
G.. n. 6BIPn an, 81 Vice Pres
(Oharge Of Branch Once, New York.
Jas wRIoHf, Sec. and Treas
o. 8. RussELL, Asst Secs
DIRECTORS:
Chas I.athrop, Hon VIM Darling, G N Shipmsn
Jno Hunter, Alex whiildin. IL Gillespie,
I Haxlehurst, Daniel l. Collier, Jas Smith,
Ohas Harlan, Tracy. J Slocum,
J M'Curdy, Francis r,lsr.
EDWIN FAY. Agent,
O0ce with PARKER 4 kDWAKD0,
jy21-dlm No. 10 Brsdy.st
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-25
Hhrrin,S Sale.

n. I4EON y ND,
sheviR ~ Rrntt Comfy, leve
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-14

gold, that people began to believe. Since ttoa.
lew grains Of dull and unattractive metal 49,.
subjected, ten years ago. to the scrutiny OF .,..
curious and the tests of the scientific, six hun.
dred millions of dollars, in pure gold, have been
distributed throughout the world from the
guiches and placers of California. At this day.
ana ior ten years past. the steamships of the
California line have been the bearers of thon-
sands OF anxious hearts and well nerved arms to
the rich mines which invited labor and enter
PRISE and the bearers also to these shores Of that
precious mineral which has saved the nation al
most from bankruptcy, and contributed 30 much
to the material prosperity of the whole country
The contrast between the events Of Is48 and
1858, as regards California, is indeed striking
and significant,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-14

REMARKS.
Saturday-Cear all day.
Sunday-Morning, overcast; 101z, commenced showing
ana continued all day.
Mondsy-Clear all day.
Tueeday-Overcast ali day; night, rain.
Wednesday-Overcnst all day; night rain
MISUNDERSTANDING cloudy; afternoon, clear and cold
night, cold >
Friday-Norning, cloudy; snow during evening and
night.
Saturday-Mcrning, overcast, with light enow.
The sales OF cotton Saturday confined to about
500 GOO bales. Dealers disposed to avail, the
receipt Of later foreign from Europe We continue
TO quote mddIng upiands at II sc. 1lAc., the latter
figure, however, being less nominal Holders
not offering any fine cotons of moment Flour was
rmer and closed at advance OF &C. l0c and ia some
rather more, with fair demand for domestic con-
sumption and speculation. Wheat WAS held above the
views Of buyers, which checked sales The transactions
made we're a, steady prices. Corn unchanged
sales limited. Pork frmer With sales OF new mess
at sls 30 a $ls 621, old do sls 12X, and prime at
$l3 621S sl3 rs Sugars quiet aud Gales limited
though at steady prices Coffee inactive and sales
ui8ng. Freight engagements moderate and rates
unchanged The tea sae held yesterday drew good and
spirited company, and the whole Catalogue was pretty
well sold out, and at advance for both the green and
blacks over previous saes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-14

leo, Kansas and Nebraska were organized
Meanwhile California, our first State on the west
ern coast Of the continent, was established, and
now Oregon, seated in queenly pride on the
shores Of the Pacific, has entered into the sister
hood of States. In the natural order Of things,
and in obedience to the law Of progress so en-
pbaticaly developed on this continent, the others
will soon follow her example. When this shall
be accomplished, and the Territories Of Daco-
tab Jefferson and Arizona are added to the Union,
We shall have TO alter the national ensign to en-
brace them all in one constellation, either by
making our flag larger or by reducing the size
of tie stars. 1t will require large field to nc
conn odate foriy-two stars Of such magnitude Us
the States Of the American Republic.
Meantime, welcome TO Oregon!
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-14

Neither of the European steamers due at Port
land and Halifax had been heard of up TO late
hour last night.
The steamship Tennessee which left Vera Cruz
on the 9th instant, has arrived at New Orleans
with important news from Mexico. Zuoaga ahdt
rated the Presidency on the I'd instant in favor Of
Niramon. The latter Immediately on assuming
sower arrested all the political prisoners liberated
by Robes, turned adrift all the officers who TOOK
part in the deposition of Zuloaga, suppressed the
forced loan ordered by Robes, and then com
menced preparations to march against the constitu.
tonaiists at Vera Cruz with force of five thousand
men. Meantime, it is reported that Degollado was
threatening the capital with army of three thou
sand troops. At Vera Cruz the constitutional
government had succumbed TO the menaces of the
French and English squadrons. The high tariff
was to be restored forthwith, threefourths of the
proceeds of which is secured to England and
France The American Consul had promptly pro-
tested against their proceedings.
There was an enthusiastic celebration at Wash
ington on Saturday evening on the occasion of the
passage of the bill in the House admitting Oregon
into the Union. The President and Vice President,
and all the prominent supporters of the measure in
Congress, were complmented with serenade.
The President and Vice President, in response to
the calls of the multitude, made pertinent speeches,
and Mr. Breckenridge expressed himself in the
strongestterms in favor of the acquisition Of Cuba
In the cases of Day against Cary, Howard 4
Sangers and several others, we publish to-day
brief eptome of the opinion of Judge Ingersoll of
the United States Circuit Court. The Judge de-
cides that Day has right whatever to make, use,
sell or apply Goodyear's invention of vulcanized
rubber for the manufacture of other than the
shirred or corrugated goods or to grant licenses
for other than the same shrred or corrugated
goods. The exclusive title to all other elastic rub
Der goods, except as to suspenders, is vested in
Mr.. William Judson, Mr.. Goodyears attorney and
counsel
BY the arrival of the Empire City at New Orleans
we have advices from Havana to the 9th inst
There was no political news of interest. Sugars
were firm--stock G5 900 boxes.
The Church of the Puritans was crowded to eX-
last evening BY fashionable audience to hear
DIR. Cheeyers second discourse the slave sys-
TEN as affecting the welfare of the nation. We
supply an abbreviated report in another column.
The annexed table shows the temperature of the
atmosphere in this city during the past week, the
range of the barometer and thermometer the
variation of wind currents, and the state Of the
weather at three periods during each day, viz at
8 A. NJ. aud 3 and o'clock r. MI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-14

tOrg reasons ibc hotels have rather the best OF
il. The seyfe reception being an informal jam,
t'ere are only refreshments, which are generally
not over refreshing; but the liberal hotel pro-
p ierors give good supper, and even fashiona-
ole people are not above eating Indeed, the
molr fashionable they nrc the more ezigeant do
t'cy hrcome ON The question Of food and drink.
The hotel hops bring together people from all
sections Of TIE country, and present a very
a'rcehhie and novel feature in the gay life OF
'he Amp'Ye city. The proplietors of the Mr.
uopoiiaD Hotel bave issued cards (which are
act transferable, and which required to be en-
io'se'i 10y The holder) for next Wednesday even
ing. No doubt the rarty will be brilliant Sc
CT and agreeable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-14

THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER ON THE CuBA
QUEsTIoN.-The Richmond ENQUIRER. the de-
voted organ of the democratic principles of
Governor Wise, keeps up raking fire on the
Cuba Thirty Million bill. One Of the writers
for said paper at the close Of a late article on
the Cuba question, marked mo. g." says:-"My
mind is impressed with the sincerest conviction
that the whole scheme, both ia its objects and it,
means, is ifaught with error and mischief" Let
us wait few days, and perhaps there may be a
change in this music The Enquirer has some
what contemptuously repudated the leading
recommendations Of the Presidents MESSAGE in
GLIDING those ia reference to the Pacific Rail-
road, revenue tariff general bapkrupt Law
Mexico, Central America and Cuba. But sbon,d
q democratic Congress lead Off with this Thirty
Million bill, Governor Wise may, PERHAPS dis.
cover that the Presidential road TO Charleston il
by way Of Cuba But will not this discovery
thus be too late? Let the Governor be careful.
at all events, lest he may wander SO far from the
track as to be unable to reach the train in sea-
son when the bell rings.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-14

NE ADMISSION OF OnEGoN--By the action
the House Of Representatives at Washington. on
Saturday, on the Senate bill for the admission q,
Oregon, that Territory has taken its place US q
sovereign State in the American Confectionery
making the thirty third State in the Union. Ra.
pidly and steadily the extent Of our dominion
grows, adding to the moral power and material
prosperity of the nation. We now count under
'be sovereignty of the people thirty three States
five Territories, and the District of Columbia
While three new Territories are at this time IN
progress of organization, and will ere long be-
defined and admittcd-namely, Dacotaa, Arizo-
ma aud Jefferson. Within few years the Terri
tories Of Oregon, Washington, Utah, New Mex
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-14

overthrow of the liberal party, they should be
occupied until Mexico establishes firm and
lasting government and satisfies all our claims.
When other governments are securing the set
Element of their claims we cannot be accused of
a desire to embarrass the constitutional or any
other party by measures which in the end may
prove advantageous to their interests.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-14

The GAY SEAsoN-The Metropolis is Just now
made very lively with mid-winter festivities.
We enter, this week, upon the last month of the
carnival, and there will be good deal of daucinp.
fddiiDg, eating, drinking, masking and flirting.
before the beaux and bellies settle down to The
sackcioh and ashes fasting humiliation aud
prayer which are presumed to accompany
the season OF Lent Now up town, cara
baskets are filled with invitations to re.
ceptions, masqucradee, fancy dress balls
dinners, and so on, and everybody in
society is engaged three deep The hotels have
caught the general infection, and are giving
hops to their guests and friends. These very
pleasant reunions are equivalent to the soree re-
ception Of private society, but for certain gusta-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-14

TINKERfNG THE CRY CHARTER-A bill
amending the charter Of 1857 has been intro
duced by Mr.. Opdyke into our State Legislature
at Albany, one provision of which, as we acc.
has it in contemplation to place the bureau Of
the Collector Of Assessments under the contro,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-09-10

@inttmalen Der @tabtratb BON ct. Saul al,
2. Mueult 1859 80. s. Gray, @eprae Mppre,
8enj. s. Srpine, Sames DAY unb Ibornas SAGE
ais @cmmi6are fir Musbebnur9 Der YearlRra6e
in beia9ter @tatt, burd bic 8auplaBe SIR. 6 unb
L Bled Nr. 8, in @bitneY's Mbbition, seb6ris
erpablt bat;
mirb benz CUR Gul9e ben Sntere0enten SFtntli&
betartt 9ema9t, bab erpdbnte @ommiGGare In
Der Office Don 81. 6. Gray, Drittc @traBe, ct.
paul- @amifas, ben 10. Musun, I'm, 4 llbr 81.
9R. {4 S%eriammneln w,rbem, INN ireenb ,pelde
Ginpenbun9en 5u Sernebme,t. pel9e eesen Mus-
be9nur9 ernabnter @traBe, int Gimme Der einae-
re;dten Yetitip:, een,adt tperben lpuen.
W M. 6. Gray, DprVber.
81. S. Srpine, @etretair.
ct. Yaul, ben IS. Mus. 1859. 57b61
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-09-10
Seutibe Sanf
F. & 8. wi((ius, Saint paul
(cx:L.. OO n..us a. 0osn..,

BON
+. & 8. Wi((ius, Saint pau(.
Truber Meyer u. @iQiuS.)
Dielelbe un,faBt nebit allen in bas Bautfa&
einid1aseueen belrn6ers fUlstute 3meioe:
Medlel auf Deutl1lano,
5pmie auf ale 9auptplGte GranfreidS. Der @Gpe;,
unb bes SnlanbeS nrerben 1tets in beliebiaeu Be-
tragen uub 3u ben gin Tighten 8ebinaunaeu abae<
geben.
Die MuSsablune Ypn @elbcrn
in irsenb einem Ibeile Deuti9laubs unb Der
Der bel uas einsesabltem Betrdae ben &mpf1n-
germ {elblf lit ben eutlc9enleu Srtldafte1, foneu-
fret ms 9au5 5euben la0eu unb tDnneu uniere
Muftmggeber bic Observation-Disclosures ibrtr
Jreunbe ipater bel uns entsesennebmen. Gsrner
bel pr9en mir bic
Ginsiebun0 Don @el3ern
in europa unb terosn bic taau erfprberli&en
papiere, ais:
@plma9ten>
Observation-Disclosures, TpttenI1eind &c. BON
u1s aus9efertigt unb bereu @iltigfeit ~perbirat.
Nu9 belcrsen mir bic epniularil&e 8e9laubi8un9
FOLDER Dptuntente.
pa6a9e(aeine
CUR treten 6abrt uber 8ren1en na1 Nep<gp rt,
Baltimore pber Nem- Orleans berabfclaen mir ~
seitsen,dben Yreien. @pl@e @9eire baten nut
fir bic 1T b~enielben benannte Yerlon @ultiafeit
uno fVnnen nidt BON ~terelben sertauft ober iber-
trasen tperben. Wirb Der @9ein son Der betref-
fenpeu perlun nidt benuBt, - itatten mir benz
&dufer %belelben bic &auflumme, ab3ieli9 Cont
miiion, 3urid.
@ir Yer9lten 3in1en auf @elper,
bic auf beltimmte 3eit bel uns beppnirt iab, iter-
,nebmen bic 8eleeune Ycn @apitalien III @runb<
eisentbum pber seeen Sntere0en auf
Grlte bypptbetaril9e @iderbeit;
taufen u,1b strfaufen @plb uub Silber, telorsen
bic Gin3iebung BON Wedieln unb Mcttn III iretnt
einem 2beile Der Gereinigten @taaten unb 3ablen
bic bS9ic Yramie fir
@e9iel ouf Newzyort St. Souls ,e.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-09-10

@eiammtlun,n1e $1,465 OF
Das N6e0ment mic rten wirb burd ben &C.
mtinoeratb ant nd&fen 80. @usuf belatiat per-
ben> au1er es pirb oann unb bort Gin1pra1e ae-
tban> wte es Der @tabt=@barter perlanat.
Z. Marrin>
59t60 STRAIGHT pmmi01ir Der 1. @arb.
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WelammtlWmn1e $1,465 o.
@unun a0e0et fir @isentbum $1,t69 80
!3u ber erlten Warb fir 5trabeu-
t~ebersanse (GrolinSs) 295 "a
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@tabt< Mn5ei0en.
9fptt5 be8 @traben<@ pmmiI<
1Gr8.

Gs seirS ann1it bic Mnseise serna@t. taB ta
MRelu,ent sun benz @traben- &u,nmi0aar her CT
lttn 9Sarb fir 0ratirune Der adbten @traBe. ron
Sadlpn- mad ecr Spbu= StraBe, in her eraen
Ware, in Der Stabt ct. paul, auf fclesnte
Meiie retpurnirt purbe:
&pbertS II. &antaQ'S Mtbiticn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-09-10
MinneiptQ StQge<@pmpQnY.
Gereini9ung ber
8urDanf & @p'S, unp MQen & @6ale'
Gabr-9truten b~efUrberu
bic norbpcftlibe Ggpref
rnS Scr. Gtaaten= Npft.
@i9entbumer:
6. 6. 8urbont & So. - Mlen & @bole.

Die Ncutcn babeu ausseSeidnete Yferee, @pn<
cprb<9Sa9en, NIT bebutIolncu unb erfabreueu
8utldern, bic Ollie unter Muflidt serl1iiger M9en<
ten (teben.
YaIa9iere
tpnnen Nerlidert lein> bab Ie l1er unb 81 ti(isen
Yrei1eu nad aaen ben fpl9enbeu Yu,1ftt1 rei}en :
No9 ct. Nntbpny, Minueapplis> Manpmin,
Mnpfa, DaYtpu, Stasca, Glt Silver, Big 2ate,
@rnticelc, Clear @ater, @lear 2afe, Tpret City,
ct. Gloub, @aut Atapics, @atab, Winnepasp, !
Ylatt &iper> Oman &iSer, Qittle Sails, BeQe
@clo @prin9s> Nidmcab, Mleranprial 8reden'
ridge, 5prt Mbercrp,nbie, Neo Silver, StiQwater,
Marine, Gaia, IaYlpr's unb ct. @rpir TaQa.
Mb9angpp st. paul:
Nad ct. Mntbcny uno MinneapDlis Sier Mal
ees Iags> nn I nnb 10 1br u. ST. une lint 2
unp 4 ubr 9. 81.
GlSli1 I'm 4 l1br 81. 81. na9 Mancmim, |
Murfa, Stasca, Gil Silver 8is Safe, MunticeQo,
Clear Safe. CLEAR @ater> Jpre 9ity, ct. @luub
unt @auf &apios.
Mrntaa, MittmpG unb Treitns Inn 4 llbr u.
~. nah Watab, @iunebagp> Ylatt Silver, Stpan
Silver, 9ittle Sails yeQe Yrairie, Sort Ntpley unb
@row @in9.
Mpnta9. Mittpu9 unt Treitas ua 4 l1br q.
%. Embellishments via 3arristurs, DAYTON unb
Mrnticelu Can bcr mefli1en @eite beS Ilu0es).
Dien{ta9> Dpnnerl tag unb 9alnItag Tim 4 ubr
u. 81. mad ct. Suiepb, @plb @priug, &i4-
mcnc> Mleranoria, breckenridge, Sort Nberercm-
bic uab &eo. &iser, 1T &erbinbun9 nit ben DGm-
pfern rpicneer" u,,b uMue. Mprtbr,,p" fur Yent-
lima, Sort Garry, Safe @innepes unt tas Xbal
Spu @asfatdepan, (ppm 1. SUM- angefaueen.)
Gaslid I'M s ubr q. 80. unb INN 2 lbr y.
81. na9 @tilmater, Marine, @a]a, Gaylcr's
unb ct. Grcir Sails.
@inter &pute pom IS. Mpril
bis Is. Nopember.
Son st. paul mad ga @rpIe,
ria 9aiines, &ep @ine. Qafe @ity, @abalbam
&eeos, Minneisfa urt @inpno ; 3pei Nstal t19=
lid tint 4 lbr q. 81. uub IL lbr 81.
@rtra>@a
eeben uad irse,ab einem Shell beS 2anbes fir
Gersniisunss< une aueere 6abrtcn au jeber 3eit,
tpenn r%erlan9t.
Nibe.e Musfunft ertbeilt mani in. Der @eueral.
SfFce, at Der Dritten @traBe, nabe bent rMmeri-
ean 9pule", pter lit ber Office Der Observation-Disclosures
@rpree-@ rmpa9nie.
ct, Yaul, AueuN 1859.
S. s. B%urbant u. &c.,
Mauaaer.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-09-10
@tnter Hpute 49, Ypn1 is. Mpril
bis IS. NDpember.

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-09-10

@as'n'sss 'euti@es +; @1'lsiale @t|@aft
@1lanterte< II. &ur3mQQren.
Gtablirt 1855.
Carl @ersbp. Mb. &ubliug.
Ser9bp, &nb1in9 S g.,
Smpcrteure pr1, teutlden, fransplt'den ure eng
lil9eu @alanterie= uno Gurswaaren, multtalt.
1den Snltrumenten. 9pieliraaren uno
WDlpaaren>
III, Suo=@a6erfraee, Gfe Dearborn,
1 1repre bod
btcagp, SILL
Wir baten tets 2a9er Dpt %bpppelten unb etn-
fadcn, @ewebren> Sa9t=lltenTlien, Slid unb
n aus ben telen enelilden Gabriten>
@deeren, 3inbbithe', aamn,e,., 8uriten, @pie-
gel unb @piegelslas. @rrBe5 Enforcement it,
@pieliaGea. Yleilifteu, Yfeifen, Gipline., @ui-
t~arreu, NccVroepns, 6lUten> 8iplia< uno Guitar
ren<@ aiten, aprbwaaren, @pQeawaaren, ais:
tpoQene 8einfleirer, Saden unb @oden &c. &c.
l1niere Jirma 1T baS einsise 8bole lale~5aus
in bieien Nrtifeln an, bielieen plas unb our&
ansseocbnte gertinbun9en in Deutidlaub, eng
LAMB uno JrantriiG limb mir I'M Stanbe, ~bielelben
Vortbeile gu tieen> tpie Nem=yorf 9du1er.
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III, Glib @aderfr.> Gde BON Dearborn.