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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-04-20

ne Our old friend "Jew David" alias
James Shannon, Esq it will be seen by
his advertisement. is now living at Rogers
vile, Tenn, and wants to employ num-
Der of hands. In private note to the edi-
tor, he represents Rogersvilla as pleasant
and cheap place to live.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-04-20

ROBBERY. Charleston, Kanawha GO. !,
Va, on the morning Of the End inst, while
Miss Mary Smoot was counting some money
she was seized by negro owned by DR..
Patrick, choked senseless, and robbed of
$443. The negro was arrested and identi-
fed.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-04-20

GE The special Corporation election,
last week, resulted in the election of Capt.
j., +. Smith Commissioner of the Revenue,
and also in favor of the extension of the
limits of the Corporation.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-04-20

Rft is stated that the Hon. VIM. Pres
ton, ambassador TO Spain, returned by the
Asia, and has proceeded to Washington,
having negotiated treaty with the Queens
Government whereby all the questions
hitherto in issue between the two nations are
adjusted, and the most amicable relations
re.established.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-04-20
VIRCINIA:-Ata Cir nit Court contiaurd

VIRGINIA.-&ta Cir; nit Court contiaurd
' and held for Augusta county at the Court
house, on Thursday, the 18th of November, 1859,
Nicholas G. Kinney late Clerk Of this Court, hav-
ing departed this fife, and Alex f. Kinney having
this day been appointed, Clerk pro tempore in mis-
room and steals THE Court. in pursuance of the
requirements OF the act Of the General Assembly ia
that case made aud provided, doth appoint the III
IA"-saay IN Uay, next. the day for hulding a,
election to NIL the vacancy, and doth order that
writ OF Election be and the same is hereby ordered
directed to the Sheriff OF Augusta county, comman-
ding him to cause an election to be- held according
to law, On tile 4tk Thursday in Nav next, for an
election by the qualified voters Of Augusta county,
OF Clerk OF the Circuit Court of said county, in
the room and stead, and to TIL the vacancy occa-
s SIC oy the death OF the late Clerk, the said
Nicholas &. Kinney, decd
\ Copy-Teste.
Az. KINNEY, Crk pro tenn.
~ IN accordance with the above ordor an
election will be held in the county Of Augusta on
tb9 4tf Flitirsday in Nay next, for Clerk of the
Circuit Court OF said county.
r. TURK, Sheriff.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-04-20

ETThe Opposition, or old Wing papers
Of Missouri, are hauling down the name of
Edward Bates for President, since his late
Black Republican letter made its appear
ance.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-04-20

Congress has appropriated $50, Zoo
to defray the expenses Of the japanese en-
bassy, now on visit to this country.
Also $4,000 to indemnify the Shawnee
Indians for depredations committed on their
lands by the whites. This appropriation is
nothing more nor less than an indirect rob-
berry of the Treasury.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-04-20

NE A. J. O'Bannon, Esq, Ord Audi
cor. will accept our thanks for copy Of the
report on Foreign Relations "a very valua-
BE work.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-04-20
MTIsIsTN E3R v.
Mrs Kvfe .W. Kelley
Has just returned t, dts New York and Balti.
L Il msre, with full and Complete stock of
BoNwTrS.

Has just returned Il 81. New York and Balti-
LIZ mgre, with a full and Complete stock of
BONwE srS;
and cvert thing pertaining to a FANCY H!ELk
VERY ES1ABLISHWE.yP
LACE NANTES. of every styie &nd price ESQ;
LIsH BEeAeE NANTES and CLorH C,PEs HOOP
SHIRTS of re ssye and very cheap. Also new
and Very, fine C6Rsgrs,-a fresh scppy OF. HEAD
DRESSES and new kinds 1T Nets Chilareh,s
Hats. very pretty. Some yeS+ fine real LACE
SEES, is cheap as cad be fourd tho market.
In briet, Mrs. Kelley tta hoes the largest, most
beaut tuf and elegant assortment of
Fashionabi. MILLINERY & Ladies' I rimmin gs
ever offered iii the Yalet; and is determined t5
sell is cheap cam be purchased outside OF tie
Eastern Cities Her ldug experience in the bust
ress has enabled Her to select the most tasteful ar
tieles TN the most advantageous terms. She ra
and the public generally, satisfied THAI they win
not ai to be pleased.
Stsauson, April l3 1S6c-tf
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-04-20

EE Our farmers are now planting their
corn. The grass is springing up beauti
fully, and the wheat looks luxuriant.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-04-20

EE A new post-ofice has been created
at Whissen's Mill, Rockingham county, and
Isaac Whissen appointed postmaster.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-04-20

A STARTLING TRUTH Hundreds die en-
nually, from neglected coughs and ceds,
when by the use of single bottle of DR..
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry their lives
could be preserved to green old age.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-04-20

w We call attention TO the new adver.
tisements in to-day's paper.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-04-20

EE There are now two trains running
daily on the Orange & Alexandria and
Lynchburg Railroad
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-04-20

: ET "Rockbridge' received too late for
this week.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-04-20
"ANTET-

Ok CARPENTERS to work or the Brtdoe ..
~ cross thu Holston River, on the Rogersyilis
and Jefferson Railroad will pay the highest cash
price far good Trainers, none but steady men need
apply. Enquire of the Foreman on the work. or
the subscriber, at Rogersvle, Hawkins Comfy
Tenn. JAMES Si'A UnWs'
April 20, 60.-4t.-Charlottesyille Jeffersonian
copy and send bill to this Office.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-04-20
April 20, 1860.

't'HE undersigned is now receiving from the
Northern Cities large supply OF fashionable
Hats and Caps, OF all kind snd qualities including
handsome Straw and other Summer Hats, which
he is offering cheaper than has ever been sold in
this Market before for cash. He has also on hand
an assortment of riding hats for Ladies, and flats
for Girls-Nhich will be sold very low He re.
spectEly solicits call from his old customers.
and the public generally, fe ling assured that no
one VIII &" away without being pleased, both TOY
thu quality and the price of the article mentioned.
Plated Hats for Servants at 1873 cents each.
WIN. SHRY,
Ag't for Nj. G. Hartman.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-04-20

STAvNroN, APRIL 18th, 1860.
WE subscribers are now receiving their usual
i supply Of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS!l
Purchasers are respectfulls requested to call and
examine their stock. MOSBY TAYLOR,
Staunton, April 20, lS60.--4t.
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=. III. NkLB

T S now receiving and opening at his Old Stand
i opposite the Virginia Hotel his Spring supply
OF DRY GOODS. Those in want of barg aims ars
invited to drop in.
Staunton, April 20, 1860.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-04-20
NOW OPENING,

NOW OPENING,
A T the CLOTHING STORE Of s. II. Hib. a.
N large assortment of READYM4DE rLOTH.
mo GENTLENENS FURNISHING GOODy.
Staunton, April 30, $780,
NPaCLplNG'S PREPARED GLUE FOR ssls by
y p. II. TROUT & CO.
Tf"-
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-04-20

WAsuiSaroN. April 15.-As number
of the Opposition will pair off, with the
Democratic members of Congress who are
going to Charleston, and will avail them
selves Of this arrangement to visit their
homes, it is probable that scarcely q forum
if so many, will be left here to attend to the
public business.
David A. Btrr. who has recently returh-
ed from Utah, in g lecture last night. re-
futed tie statement Of Mr.. Hooper, tho Del
egate froth the Territory that the Mormons
have nc coinage of their own, aud exhibited
some of their money, which the authorities
had forced into circulation, TO show that Il
is 80 per cent below the national standard
1t is stated that the administration ad
heres to the posscssio:i of San Juan Island
and that in response to tie proposition OF
the British government, the latter has by
this time been SO informed
Rev. Mr. Stockton, chaplain of the Hous,
had among his numerous auditors to -da,
the President, Speaker Pennington, ant
other members of Congress. He was S
pointed in his remarks as to clearly demon
strate his Strong condemnation of the du
clio.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-04-20

WASHINGTON, Ap,1 16.-Delegates to
the Charleston Convention from the North
west and North arc now here in considerable
numbers It is to be remarked that the dele
gates from each of'the larger sections of the
non-slaveholdiug States consider that their
respective sections will control the result of
the election. New York claims to be the
turning point of the election, and Pennsyl-
vania assumes that she is to decide the guess
ton. The great Northwest comes in now,
and it is declared by her delegates that Ohio,
Indiana, Illinois and Iowa are to control the
election. If some Of these States above men
toned should be really the turning point,
the election will be likely to turn the wrong
way.
The Senate committee GU public lands
have under consideration the whole subject
Of the House and Senate homestead bllss
with all the amendments proposed in the
Senate They will frame bill which will
meet the views Of the majority of the Sen
ate. and commend itselfto the support of the
democracy generally. That course will nsu-
tralize the efforts Of the republicans to make
political issue upon the House bill, which
has been denounced in the Senate as an
abolition measure. Senator Andrew John
son, as the author Of the origina. Senate
bill, is to report the new bill.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-04-20


controls every community, will not let
it 60. We have never given an aboli
ZIONIST the credit of being governed by con-
scientious principle in the advocacy of his
peculiar views on the subject Of slavery
We believe, if it could be demonstrated to
the satisfaction Of the people of New, Eng
land, that their manufactures could be OPP
Grated Eve cents on the hand cheaper by en-
ploying negro slave labor, than they can by
white or free labor, there would be no time
lost in introducing this species Of servitude
into their midst. It was only when the
people of the North bordering as they did
on the ports where the hordes of foreign i'm
migrants landed-found that slave labor
was Improbable, that they sold their slaves
and passed laws prohibiting the existence of
slavery among them. They did this as an
act of economy, because they were satisfied,
by mathematical certainty, THAT foreign
white labor was cheaper than negro slave
labor. It was a practical question, and
not theoretical. It was matter of dol
lars and cents. and not conscience and thus
1t will ever be. 1t may suit the purpose Of
noisy politicians to rant about the abstract
right of Shareholders in the common Terri
tories, but when the great fact is to be APP
preached, as to the existence or mom-eris-
semce of slavery, the question is reduced
down to one whose essence is g Popular Sow
ere'gnty. II. e., the people, if they want
slavery, will pass laws protecting it; ana
If they do not want it, they will pass no such
laws; and this action viii decide the con-
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-11-03
Ncrmtfhtc8.

b.-MuS Der pfalA q,
notwithstanding fir ben I'M freunt>
lt9en CONNER our9 einen ipnniAen Na9s
iommer unp 5erbf entlddot9t 3u wercen,
1heint iid nt9t erfluen gu ,rolen. Nat
went9en i96nen Ia9en 1T Der 6imme1
1@pn mieoer mebr trib II, re9neri l6> ais fiji.
bic Don Der &eife nod 70 peit entfernten
1rauben gut 1T. Son einem 9uten @ein
tit unberin9t ntdt mebr bic Neoe> bic
Bur6t Dor etnem re9ten Sduerlin9 aber
f6pn ~ ;tenli9 9ere9tferti9t. Die Gprz
rltbe aus ben prei leBtoermi1enen Sabrz
9dn9en itei9en peSbalb anlebnli9 i'm
@ertb uno fnpen nomentlt1 BET ben Ser
fet9erunaen erSBerer 8eiber :bre &aufe>
ju 3iemli@ bpben pretlen, Sn ben pielen
pbitbaumreiden Srtlaaften oes 2anoe6
1T man in pte1em Nu9enblid bduf9 nit
pem&eltern Der @epfel unp Birnen belGdfz
tiSt, ba Ger ueberRuB bc6 81 }es mic audi
Der 3Ipetl&9en iiberau6 erob it, 70 BAT
man ni9t aQes ouf bepabren pter trpdnen
fam, uno es fid nidt Der Wiube lcbnt es
~ Marft gu brin9en, neil bic preile beiz
iptQo5 nieoris linp. 8esisli@ Der Site
ldBt fretli@ allies Sbf in rieiem Sabr
ptel 3u wunl9en Ibrt9. Gabat 1T 0rpBz
tentbeilS isbr i@6n 9epprren unp ellen.
breite Slatter iino ni9t lelten. Mebnli9
9inlttg &par bic @itterun9 Dem 3uferriiz
benbau. Der 8au beicer prcpufte bat
aber an Musoebnun9 meientlid abaenorn<
men. @as @etrcipe betrift baben mir
nit unierer 9uten @ittelernte utia@e su<
frieoen gu iein.
Die bisber in ben 8unoesieNunosn
9arnil cnirenoen peutlde1 unc b6bmii6eu
IruppentBrpcr mercen mad Stalten beors
bert unc rur@ italtenil9e &e9tmenter erz
ieBt werpen.
aus WIrtembrr0 miro unterm
8. September 9eitrieben Sn unierem
Oberlance flaBt man allaeneiu Iber paS
Musiaussipten, pas bic Singer 2uyula's>
I'm 8t,ein nit elmer 9ro6en WtSabl @etf<
li@er iiten. Gdali& 3ieben bic ~auS9etrie<
benen Seiuiten auf ben 8ettel unp tebren
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-11-03
Mfuieun1 Of Minneipta
u. &c9el,

Der l1nteraei9ncte 1T e%e9enpartig raran> Elm
NaturaItcnfatinet, Specimi>a aus allen bret Sd
turretden ertbalteup, u,ter benz obi9en 9fomen
ansulesen uno sablt fir Naturalien CUTE Yreiie.
IS 1crben per9lcidcn Oe9enltlnpe rpr Der
Sane ppn mir nur &C. nidt %rcrfauft.
q. &c9el.
Saululti9en unp benz Yutlifum in, MNaenleincn
ma9t unterseidnetsr 'tisrmit %tetanut, paB CT, &C.
ifllBt anf feline lanejabriBe grfobruua in rielem
da9, i0 anbeil4is MAIDEN fam, ale 9lrtcn Sau~
ten I'M belten 0eltmad rauerbaft une }rl'p aus
3ufi,bren
Sauler ,rsrcer out Beiteuune uraplacirt unr
bDber geltellt.
Desoleiden fertist rerlelbe Baupl1ue unb So
Fennni9ldse auf Gelteauug biQis AT.
Ssh q. &e0el.
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@omf prtahles reutlde5
Il unb Soft bau&
;1111 sN1tuueipta=SDul,

Sort : Strabe> nabe benz @lpdenbauS.
Der lrterssi6nete erlautt li9 biermit> bic Mrf;
merfiamfeit pes einbeimildeu uro auemartt9en
peutldeu Yutlifums auf letn nett urc beqnem
einscriAtstss Sat- unb 2pitbaus III lenftn.
Sn ren lelten incet Der mertbe Oalt bic nller~
freunolihle unb biaiglte 8ecienuns. rtinliass
gpsis, quite Aplt, frrs Qlaea> mas in elmer anltan~
tisen Wirtbi9aft braulpru9t wereen fam.
Cute Stauuns beineet lt9 e~tsnfaQa tcim 5au:le.
Dos Streteu pea lln%tersridnete1 1T bic Mner>
%fennun9 perer> bic i'm beebret.
Sbepbpr s. a nj m.
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StelSer<9Du1e.

Nbilipp Stel;cr, gissntbimer.
81. Yeter, Wtnn.
Dtcles neue @al1baus 1T fir bas %reilence publi~
FUN jeBt erTHnet. aptsanser beint Sag meroen
81 ben .~tiuieltsn yreilsn e~nrsenpmmen~ @uts
5taQun9 uno @ahsr 1tsts 81 babcn.
Mu9 1T bier bic Sta9e<S flee fir 5ra7
perle pes Stour, ct. peter u1o 9fe>p*lllm.
Yotdailen eeben spn bier aus Mpntaes unr
6reitag5 DON ct. y'ster nah New=l1lm uno an
uddI fen Sage rrtrur.
Na1 "a Grrlle Dieaita9s unb @amfa9s,
MontaAs unb Treitaas retour,
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1860. EE Ra====zz===z9 1860
Mt6t9an Central It, @reot
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

3u9e seben ab bonn GentraI-D DEPOT in Cafe.
StraBe, @btcaap:
4 ubr so Mtnuten g. 81. Detroit SIC.
ern1mreattcn (Scnutag ausaenpmmen). fTn,mt
in Detroit UNI 5 l1br Is Min. Nadmittaos AT.
~ ubr As Minuten Gprm. Cincinnati Grprea
(Senntaa auSsencmmen) fpmmt mad SntiauoD
polls nm 8 ubr Na6mitta9 &c, nab Cincinnati nm
UNI 1 ubr Gprn1ittasa.
uhr Srrn1. lightning grpreb (Scnntaes
ans9enemlten) tp111n1t an in Oetrrit nm 6 lbr 80
Mtnatsn Nadr1itta9s &uiaIc ury 4 l1tr; @l-
bal1s UNI 8 ubr 80 90. Nahnittaes; Nem- grrf
ton UNI II llbr Nadts.
: ubr Madnittass. Nem-9Irr uuc grltru
Grpreb (Spnna9 orasenpmmsn) fSnut an in
Actrrtt nm ubr IS Ntinuteu Wrru,ittoos: y,
EuHaIp um / lltr so AEiu. Nadm.. 1T IItoun
4 ubr Az Mln. Nrrmittaas, in Stem Mrrf 9 Il.
81 Mttnuten Gprn1.> Sptpu 2 l1br 40 Mtinut,n
Nadnittaas.
ollpr 9tadm. Gtnciunati unc louisville @r~
pttB (Sn1nta9 a~uaeenrmnen)> tIn,mt at Sn>
p'a1appl's an I'm 4 llhr 40 Ntil1., AZ Cincinnati
UNI . ubr 40 aiin. Grrmittaas, III louisville nm,
4 ubr Nadn1. ""'
Sin 3u9 am SpnntaA s llbr Notm,
Ote ) ubr y. 80. unb S llbr 81. Sd. 3i,r
S%erttncen gu Yaris nit Der Buffalo unb Safe Su-
ron VI. N. 1ur SuHalp unt uGe Sltlidcu Wuuftr !.
81 Arrprtp nit Der Great Sr1uf Gilfutobu. no,h
N,n9ltcnz Ssceastursb, Mcntreal, Suetee unp
aue 9lntte in Canada 4, mad, hem uprblidvn
Sermpnt> sm-5amlbire unr Maine.
Sbrpl9b Sttets iInb su batsn in ben Souti
g1lenbabn<S tNeen, Nprp unp 0Eslt, ,up in rsr
Stree her epmpasnie, 5 Dearbprn= 5tra6e, CHI
cage, ut1e i'm Depot III 9afe= Strase.
q. 81. Mies, @upt't.
$. g. @palbina @cnero!-
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pab~Msent ;u Gbiensp,
Spmmer< ARRANGEMENT.

Spmmer arrangement
Nsue pala9ierz unp Grprebz 6radtzeiuie.
Sctrpit= une Wfil,p aufie= Giieubabu.
IN gerblnenng NIT BEN
Neuen unb ibSnen SccanzD ampfldifen
uDetrpit" uro uMtlmoufee".
Dao Oampfl9lH vMilwaufee", gapt. NiGarb5,
nerldBt ben Dpt am Jube ppu Milmautee- 5trabe
)eoen Mor9sl1 praeils 5 llbr (Spuntags ausee%
rommen) unb 1tebt nit ben G1lenbabn- 3iaen Ter
Netrpit- unp MiItpaufes=, Oreat Neifern- uuo
Nem-Yrrt Central STALL 9tpab in eirefter Ser
%tincung.
artun1t in Miagara Salts 4 ubr Morssns,
Mlbeup 4 ubr Nadm.,
Msw-yprf ubr 80 81. Mbos,
8pltpn IL llbr Nadts.
Nas Nantk1lain nCetroit"I Capt. McYrier>
perlabt ben Dpd Der letrpit< unb Milwaufee,
Gtlenbabn-Gp. NaGmittuus 4 ubr CSpnntnoa
ous9cnpmmen).
Mntunft in Detroit I rbr 80 %. Mcro..
Suap. Bridge 5 llbr Mtsnrs>
Nltans q llbr Mcr9ena,
Mew yprf 10 llbr IS lI. Wcra.,
S5oltpn IL ubr As 81. Mitt,
palla9e<Sillets: sia @essl- prer Iompflpir
na6 Gremen> 5amturs, 5apre> Mntmerpen' Mrtl
ternal11, ylperpppl &c. nerpen in Der Office her
Gpn1pe9nie ~Serfauft.
Yaquete fir ir9enp eiusn AT Der Detroit uuo
Ni'lwautee = Giirntabn e%elesenen plaB merteu
prompt uno bilis b%efDroert.
Wton 3etdne Jradt: Via D. & NJ. R
Niele eempa9nie %tefVrrert GraGt gu tebcutsnp
aerin9eren preilsn> idneIer unp fiderer> ais IT.
gem cine anccre Welellhaft.
SfTts in Milmautis $50 Stma6srtraBe.
q. Niemeier> Gailirer.
SuliuSMco General Maent.
s. 8. % bitman>
%reilenper 9lsent fir esn Mefeu.
Sbemos Uorbes> } 81 goo;er-
s. % Is 5r ns { @ssnten.
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s. g. s. $. 6. 8urbanf,
Gn9rosz @dnpler in
M"atertQlwaaren, @pebtttpn=

unn
Spm1miiipns= Sdno1er,
@rrBbanpler lit Groceries, Wsbl, Shmeineacilh,
'Setraiec une 2ebeusmitteln> Nnlt> Cement Sub
b1ar, Ndgel1> Sal5> Nrud= unp Yadpapler,
Orudmaterialitu &C.
Traaterntrofte reybeu mad Dem S]cu uub gSr-
item l1berupmmen.
Saarprrldiil se,tattt auf Con ienatirncu III
jeeer 3cit unp jeoem Sctroa.
pesl pnel1, tpeldc @llter AT u,s cpnlionircn,
fSnnen lt6 baraut n%erlalen> bag lie spr ustsrs
tbeurung 9el9lst lnr+ Glitter peree11 au BEN
nisori0lten Yreileu pbue Gidj ibt alf bic te1pn<
eere prltltnic pcer eas Srrt lperirt. Eager unc
9cn,millir 1s~ @etabr 70 nieprig ais in jerem re-
lpeftatlen Snuie
Office AT Der QeSec, ant JuB Der @itlsYtraBc.
). s. II. 8. 6 8urbauf.
s. 6. 8urbanf>
Veaeral = N9ent fir cie Oalend< Guuleitb- uut
Mlnnel cta= Yadet<@p.
~ 5err s. 8. GtiGter
1T ais Sbeilbaber in bas ptenocnauute WelhIt
etnaetrsten unc wirp leiue mertben peutlden Stun.
ben tn ibrer 0(rtterlpraHe freunplib mn resl be.
btenen. 80
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un>;uo.

j. G. e 8. e. Bur6an6
ilno pom ibrem alien Oeihaftsplay ant SUP her
SadlenitraBe rad benz grpben, jiinet ppn 5rlanp
uno Miller tnneecbabten Waarenbaule, Gde Der
SibleyfraBe> eespsen.
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Die St1bt BufalD
t,1 SuffdIp Spuutn, @tSc..

purbe Dor D Sabreu Don benz rMQseueinen Mt
Ieoluas5perein" ron Cincinnati Sbic, eearinbet
unb li1tp ettpa $50 Mctipndre babel tetbeili9t. Der
Ylab sIbtt ecoenmGrti9 ;pilden 350-4OO See<
len uno bat I Dampf1, Nabl= unb @1gemiible
unb 1 Dampf- @ageulilble, nit Der nun cine auf
Mttieu sesriinbcte MD tel=Sabrif in gerbinpuna
tcmmen 1cQ. Ge limb gu pieler MSbelfatrit be-
reits cine Mnsabt Mftien seseiduet unb tpirb TIT 1
ober 2 Mpnaten nit bent Bau ~herlelben t%egcnneu
tperbeu. gs liuo nun etpa 100 5auier 2 @tcrcs,
2 6ctels, I Brauerei, 2 99niebe, 7 pberS 5drei-
uer, 2 S9ubmader, 2 B~lehldmieoe uno 1 lbr-
moher auf benz plaBe unb bat berielbe cine lebr
quite teuti9 =enslii9e S4ule unb pire se9ennar~
tig Der 8au elmer prptelantii9en STRIDE unter-
uon,n1en, Der Srt purpe in lester @elessetuns
ais @ity iuccrpprirt, nobel Der friibere Namen
Buffalo @ity in 8ufalp um9edncert rNlroe. Der
@tabtplas ieltlt III ebene Yroirie> 70 trie Winpna>
oeer @abalbatu, oper Ga @rcAez bios liest er ct.
mas bSber. Die prairie lit 2 Meilen brett unp 8
Meilen lang uuo lit mic elmer leterldpenmun9.
aud nidt teim bSdlten @a1erltanpe, ouS9elest*
Der Ort 1T rine6um BON suten Sorn,en %urnaeten
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maneee, eine Der teten Uarm- 0csenpel in GAM
3en Staate unb bel weitem biz tcls i'm County,:
Da Der plaB siemli9 int Miitslpurfte res 9ruuts
liest. irmtit bies rdnnlid bic BON, Silver i'reence
Drte betriHt, 70 slaubeu bic Ginmcbner tenielten
auut County, Cit MAIDEN 5u ~fDnnen, oa herlelte
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une unb wiro es mein %eifri9le5 8elrebe1 fem.
jeee,1 MIDI 8sebreneen s~ufriepen ST %itellen.
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Staaten beiti,nmt inp unb Der crnlulotilden Sc
elalbtsua9 tebilrfe len, in Gmpfans ~ nehn,en, 1np
bisl elben, nit FOLDER Bsslaubisul9 S%erieben> je
na9 Der Sefimmuns, psm Musteaer in ~tiirSeiter
Srlt 81 remtttiren, prer elei6 per Yolt an ibren
8eltimnunssrrt mad Deutlhlarb 81 befIrberlr.
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Bureau.
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DE Trasen 81 ertbeieu, mic JIG in rielem @elhafte
in 8etra9t fcnme1 r1Deen.
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