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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-02-18
Il. QQn6<N Q6rt6ten.
Qcaislatur BON minnefpta.
3meite @ikun9.

SamRaA II. 6ebr. - Der Senat
palirte beute bic i'm 6aus l9on palllrte
8iQ fir bic @eranoerun9 Ter Grau 8i>
lan5fi'S CITRATE in lebensldn9li9e @in<
}perruna.
SIM 5aus paliirte cine @fte CUR 3eeuz
latiou Yun lanpwirtbl9aftli&en @ereinen.
Cine Nnbabl Bills murpen in beicen
5lul ern einsebra9t uno i'm 6aule faro
cine ldnsere Debate iiber bic Nnnabmen
Der Staatsoerbe6erunsen CUR Npportio1nz
mentbtu itatt, wel9e ;uleBt nit 50 9e9en
% Stimnen anaenpmtnen rpurpen.
Montaa, 13. Tebr. Senat. -
D;e1er &Srper paiiirte Bios Elm Memorial
an Den @onareB fir Grri@tun9 zines Sorts
i'm Mec : Mivertbal uno bra@te ben &et
pe5 Cages i'm Gomite oe6 @anjen, nit
B.ratDuns peridiecener 8iQS, ju.
6auS.-@ Cine Blu fit Die Sncorpo<
ration pe5 5taot5; N9rttulturfoQ's5, lowie
cine SeratbiQ, wel9e pa5 beltebenpe 81
cen,9elsB overwhelmingly palirten ; leBtez
res 1T pur9 pie Wmenoment5 nur in 10
fern perlnoert, ols Is Griecenart3tern Sc
ri6tstarfcit in uetertretun9sfilen atebt.
DienRaN IA. Bebr. - SIM @enat
muroen cine sr1bere Mn5abl BILLS i'm So
mite oeS @anjen beratben uno fol9enoe
@eleye pallrt:
Sir cine Staat5 1raBe Don &anotyobi
na1 payne5viQe.
8efimmuna Der @eri@tStermine in Dem
1. unp 4. @eri9t5pitrift.
Sir cine Staat8 traBs Don Trantltn IN
Mc9epo County na9 MQen6 Grove in
Chenille county.
Sir cine 9eolo9il@e (lnterlu&un9 eeS
Staate6.
Sir 8%erbe0eruns elmer Staats7rabe
BON Growz@in9 na6 Sbayenne am &eo
Nioer.
Gin Wemorial an ben Gcn9reB fir
9Slduna oe5 Iitel6 Der Yembinaz uno
Msoz 2afez @bippewas Don 9eminen 2aneez
reien am Nepz Niper pe6 NoroenS.
Sous Mu@ in piel fem &1rper nun
ben viele 0elA1fte crleoi9t uno unter an
bern pallirte bic 8iQ, Dem @ouperneur
$1,000 fir publitationen I'M 3ntere1e Der
Ginmanoerun9 CUR @erfQaun9 81 lteQen.
Diele5 1T Elm Subtitut fir Die BiQ, wcl>
dye Die Gtabliruns Don Ginwanoerunsaz
Msenturen beSwedte; ite palirte NIT Sc
9e3en 3 S'immen:
3ebn anpere Bills tbeilmeile luta(er
Natur> wurpen au7eroem pallirt> ca5 fir5z
lih neu ein9ebraAte 2icenjseleB> wel9eS
Bier Don Der B~slteuerun9 auenimmt, 9in9
ispo6 nit 38 sesen "a @timmen perloren.
SON einem Spesialcomite wurce Elm
Beridt fir Npoptirun9 Der Common
Law" praris ein9ebradt uno troB ces
au0ercrpentli9en umian96 an9enommen.
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prein gratis

Nptt3.- SEER Doctor &ie9er
1T Don letner &eile na@ ct. paul surid>
sefebrt unp ieBt feline drjtli@e prari6
in frlberer @eiie fort. ST empfeblt ft4
Dem peutl@en Yublifum auf'S Neue unp
miro feline @obnnun9 in Der uddfen
Drummer an3ei9en.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-02-18

SYfer<9un1. - 6eute Nbeno
perpen bic 9erren Bedt & ShiHbauer
in ibrem s%emd,bli&tn @ulon einen tamo>
fen Oitsr>2un@ ~ierpiren uno @elan9 u.
@uitarren<Wui miro bic @iife unter>
balten. Nue @Utterfreupen tDnen in ple>
I'm Ylar Worten.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-02-18
8u<6= II. muffalien=&antlun8
nebpn Der Nof. '

SuCO> H. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
aebe&1 Der Yoft,
@aint VauI, @innefota,
tntbalt Elm rtides Eager enelii&er, fransINi&er
unb eeuti&er Ba@er; @&reibn,aterialitn, aape-
ten, mu0talii&s Snfrumsnts,
Stalienti@r Gran36fi@e unp Deutl9t
Gotten &c. ,c.,
pianps, BON @tpbart un> Mprris spn Nem-Yort.
fprtm Gbrenb al 9anb...
Aut Nrten BON muiifaliiden Snltrumenter,
ptrbea biQie, f@neQ unb gut ~reparirt.
Bi@er, Muifalien &C., ni9t IN panb, tSnne1
in ~tir3eifer 3eit tecrbert pereen.
sQeintses beuti@es @boleials< @e(4aft
@a(Qnterte< It.. &ur5mQaren.
Carl @.rsto. III. @utlins.
&er8bp, &nbltn8 S g.,
Smportturt BON eeuti&en. fransS0,&sn nnt eng
ll@tn @alanterie- uno 3~ur3waartn, mujtali-
i9en Sn(trumenten. @pielmaaren unb
WuQtpaaren,
Ill., SGb=8 a0erRrabe, Gde Dearborn,
Greppe bod,
bteagp SlL. a.
Wir taben ftets Eager pom b~uppelten unb ein-
fa&en @ewebren, 9aso-utenFIien, xii@- unb
9ai@enmed fern aus ZEN befen euelii@en Gabriten,
@&eeren, 3inbbutatn, Ramuten, 8iirien, @pie-
gel unb @pieeelelas. @rcbes enforcement in
Spielia@en. Bltiniften> Yftifen> @iolintn, Sui
tarren, Meeorbecns, GlSten, 9ie!in- unb @uitar-
ren- @aiten, Rcrbmaaren, @oQenpaaren, ais
moCene Beinfleiter, Saden unb Soden &c. &C.
unitre Giru,a 1T bas ein3iee @bcltlale' 5aus
in eieien Artifeln am bieieen Tlab unb bur9
aussebebnte 8erbinbunsen in Deut1@laub, eng.
lamb unb Granfrii9 fub mir in, @tanpe, ~bitielbtn
0ortbeile ~ bieten, tie Nem-gort 3dufer.
8erSbo, &ublin9 u. 60,
III, Glib Wa1trRr., Ode pom Dearborn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-02-18

Ginmanberuns mad Minne>
1oto. - Cine BON ben Mtt9lteoern Ger
Minne jota beutl6en @eleQi9aft AM sere
9an9enenD ienita9 suiamnenberute neWtal<
fen > @erlammlune, beren 3ped es 'sln
loute, Mittel unp @e9e in Grra9uns ;u
aieben, INN Girtpancerun9 pom Muslat1oe
mad unlerem Staate 3u ~er3ielen, mar 1ur
1ebr lhwa@ beiu9t.
Das Sntere0e fit biefes unternebn'sn
i4eint mad ber Tbeilnabme gu I@lteeen,
pel4e III bieier @eriammlun9 fat fonp,
elm iebr 9erin9eS 3u lein.
lleter6aupt l9ien li@ bic @eriammluns
gar ni@t pes 3wedes bewuet 5u fem, Ger
ibnen CUR 8eratbuns oorla9. Der UNI
ii9tbare @eit, wel9er iber Dem Nep:d<
ientantenbauit unlrer @eiessebuns i@webt
i9ien @iele ber Nnwe lenpen beleelt 81
baben.
Mnitatt @ori9ldse ~ MAIDEN unr tar>
iber 3u ~berotben, Yerlu@te man @c(ebe
;u MAIDEN unp bielelten m$9li4er @ciie
Ger @eleB9ebun9 uno bern @ouperneur
oufoctroyiren gu wotlen.
Da6 unternebmen war Gin 9dn;li@
oerfeblte6 uno man 1erta9te iid, cbne AUDI
nur GtmaS errei9t iu baben. Das @anse
mar Elm 9robarti9er 5umbua uno bic
Minneiota oeutl@e @cleQi@oft 1T benz
Yublifum railr Yerantworlt9. Gs miro
in n6@ier @o@e cine b t. Mafen>
perlammlun9 itatt1noen, UNI Die Gtn&panz
perun9sfra9e gu beratben.
Der Naum uni erer Spa(ten erlaubt
unS pteSmal nt9t. bielen fir MQe mi6ti>
9en @eaenltano ndber 3u beipre@en. 8ir
jepo@ uniern 2elern. Die GIN
wanperunsefrase uno Die SteQMns Der
Minnel ota peutIben @eleQl9aft 5u per>
lelben na@itens elmer 9enauen Sri tit Su
untertperf fen.
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6 pniulat

fir bic RS~ntgrei9e
@reu6en, @urttennbere, 8apern,
9anno1er uub Sa@fen,
fir bic @ro6bersostbdmer
0lbenbur9, 8ei1en uno 8aben.
fir tas 5er3o9tbum Ma6au,.
urfl 7 tentbum @een
unb bic freie Stapt Trantfurt a. 81.
Der unttr3ei@nete 1T ieben Sag w6trenb ter
@eiaafts1unben III fnben III ieiner Office, (ub.
pelli9e Ode Don Raiu- unp Dritter @troBe.
6. s. @bae, Gunlul.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-02-18

II. - Nd6ifen Dtens<
tag, Den II. Tebruar, miro Elm bon peu1
bieiisen Gurn>. @eian9z nno 2eieptreiu
peronltaltetsr Wasfenbau,- rpie bic betref>
fence Mn;ei8e in unierm 8Iatte bela9t,
cine wobllbdtisc Nbmedielun9 in Gem ein>
t1niaen Greiben I'M ltrtr S,apt berporbrin<
gen, ale, bic nit ben @or9en uno Mub>
leli9feiten pe8 2eben6, unter Dem Drudt
Der barten 3eiten unp 0erbdltni1e ieuf<
,en, lpQten oiele @eleeenbeit nidt unbe<
auBt poriberseben la0 len. ebne penisffens
unter Der uM asf in frober Stimmun8
fi@ cen Trsupen Der @eleui9feit 81 ibsr>
seben. Wir Deutlae parfen pitlt alte
be,matbli6e @itte, pur9 bunten Mumz
mcmillan, Den @rnft pe6 %eben6 in barm>
lole 9e,terfeit 3u peruanoeln, AUDI bier
nidt bel Seite IeBen, no mir piele @cbl<
tbat am meiiten n6tbi9 baben. uno parin
l,est pie &ebenefraft pee oeu'l9en @titee,
wer plelt in ltG lpitt, Der miro aIs Ilrfe.
Iprpler, 8aupit, al6 Nitter, &oni9 ooer
ais pol.cinell bic @elt in ibrer Nartbeit
repr1lentiren uno Den 193nen Sdaferln<
men uno liebliden Seen lelne 9uloi9unz
gen oarbrin9en. - Der 8au fol- 9'obar<
l,9 unp brilliant, babel lu0i9 uno better
peroen. ~ Da6 1T Der fefte 8orlaB Der
unternebmer. - Drum fommt NQe, obne
Muenabme, IS btrrl4t upultanpise Narrtn>
unp Mastenfte.beit.
Gin Narrenbaus nennt man bic gDelt
lluo uns parin oie Narren;
limb wer ltd fur ben @eiien bdlt,
Der BAT crit redDt ptn Sparren+
Drum, paB oas 5prt9wprt werbe pabr
uup aue 9iarren Wei(r
Yeiblc1en orei 8ereine gar,
SIM bsitern munttrn Areiie
Die Narreu a4' 81 br.n9en aui
Mad rMtben6ums" 9aue;
Ter Narreu 8iett Is bier iu Saul
Sie mIeen fomn1en Mue!
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-02-18
Nurtbern
Go.
Mr, L, mor8ate<& CITRATE, 2onbon.

Teuer> unb &eben8>
8erft6erun9
tint SJm= t1nb 4uSlanb.
Grrihtet inn Sabre 1886. - Snecrpprirt tur&
cine b~ticneere parlaments- Ntte.
Capital : 1885, 60. =$6,298,800
Ginee,abttes CAPITAL u. rleberi4u6:
E438,822 1 1 = 81, 194 iii OF.
Sabreseiunabme Gl86,746 16 6=$933, 734 IL
observation-disclosures:
Dieit @eitQi9aft perii@trt sesen gerluie eber
@&Geen pur& Geuer, fat jeher Mrt Gieentburt.
Die pramium. aniase rnb biais unp bic Ser
lderun9sz8 9 bin9un9en tperben nit Der ercBten
Sic Yolieen Der @eltal&aft inp ni&t bios tur&
arp6es 0apital garantirt, ~fcatern elei1IaQs bur@
bic unttl1r1nftt periSnlide 0trantpcr tli9feit pom
teinabe 1910 Metieninbabern.
~ @erlufte merpen prompt eritbt
unp cbne 8~c3u9nabme auf 2onoon
2ebens*De partement.
AQe @prtbeile elmer se8enieitisen NNoeiaticn
tint nit Der @i4erbeit elmer prcprietary- Company
p%ereiuist.
Die Yrdmium Staten taiTren auf ben i&erRen
W. WV oSISSu pkSs""o10ttu ~N''" ~ ssN"SN
gang nod Der 9equemli@teit bes 0ertderten
3ablbar een,adt tperoen.
prcipecte, Yranaientabelen, Npplieations~ Gur-
mulare &C.. &c. (inh in Der Office 3u betommen.
Mustunft iiber Qebens-D ert9erun9en ta9li4
u1 IL ubr Mitta9s.
@iQiaut @etty,
Msent, RI. 81. Seutb Dritte Stra6e,
pbilaoelpbia.
@tftrtn3en IN pbiIatelpbia.
3erren g tuart&8rotbe IT, ST. IL Yanffr.
Myers. Glaebprn u. g., Rr. 232
MartetRrabe.
% NJ. NeRee u. So, Nr. % 6outb
Grontarabe.
q. 9. I~bompfon u. g., Nr. as,
q. @attrfra6e.
9os. g. Mit@ell,. esq.,, grdi. her Mer-
&ants Banf.
Sames Dunlay, esq.,, Vrdl. ber llnion-
Bant.
Son. @m. u. pprter, 623 @alnutRra6e,
fruber @i&tsr ber Suprems Court.
ct. Yaul, 9. Suli 1859.
&an @am1r1,
78b &aent fit ct. Yaul.
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9emtfdbe &et9btbttot9ee

9emtfd5e &et9btbttot9ee
Ban $a,mt,t, -"
Saint waul, @inneiota, nebeu ter pef-Offee,
effen Don a@t ubr 9 Of m it.
tags bis DIT ubr MbenbS.
8ebin8un9sn:
suf einen Menat 50 &ents, fir 3pti BGnte PER
@o@e, auf einen Sag 3 Gents, fl, tiaen Bant.
@er Elm 8u& o~erliert,. bef@dpist ober
oer SUPPER beraubt, bat ben 2apenprtis
paflr gu 3oblen. ..-..
GinIab: Gin DpIIax
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-02-18
6. s. 4lbae,
@atpe1li@e Gde RON Main- unb Dritter Str.,
cine xreppe br@,
Gtncinnati,
@e6lel<@ eI9Gftmtt@urp

&pllteticnem unb Mus3ablu
ieter Nrt in aQen 2beilen Deuti9lanpe,
weruen pom mir suie stwSbnli@ aut bic pruuptete
Mrt beiprst. .
Sir W Cd I auf Mtw>gort, ct. 2puis,
@bieago, REV Orleans unb anbere
6anbelspldBe Der Der. @taaten tann man INNER
bel mir tas @ele erbalten.
Auf Die naa%febenben YlaBe int bel
mir @e@1el in erS6ertn, iomie in ben Helm.
ten @umnen 3u ben billi9 en- Qourie en- ~
BADEN.
@e1ber, psl&e an iretnb zines Der na@aeben.,
ben 6Guler in Deutl&lanb fir ibre &ednuns
eiuselanpt ceer beaablt &perben, NIT BEN 8eu,erten.
eab mir bauon Na&ridt au seben iei. t0nnen bel
mir III Cincinnati 10 elei@ erbcben tperten, TO-
talp i9 bic Na@ri@t bonn Ginaanse Ter @umme
erbalten babe. Da i@ BON uteinen perl1ieeenen
Banquiers INNER nit jeben1 @lear1er Briefe e.
balte, usnn @elber einseaaneen Inb, 70 it ties
Der l9nelRs, G&erite uno biQisle @es, IN, 0el-
Der mad Mmerita 3u i@iden.
elite meiner Banficre in Deutfb.
lamb, &C.,
an bic Sbr @elp be3ablt unb tann bei mir
= ~, erbcben tperpe,n farm:
Mu9 lnb bel tieitn 3aufern in europa ~jtter3eit
@e@iel auf mid gu baben:
Tronffurt a. 81 Orr y. mehler. feel. Grhn
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&amey @ountY @pnren>
tion. - Sn ber an, Is. B. Wt6. i'm
&ourtbauie in 81. Yaul a%b9ebaltenen re-
publifanil9en Convention >purpen Die fol-
9enoen 6erren alS Dele9ate1 fit Die
5taatsz@ Convention oewdblt: Or. 6. 6.
Braun, 6enry S9ifbauer> Gbas. &p6>
Ism. 8. @ilen, !6enry older, Sa6. s.
Murray, q. @oopri@, %. $. @beuev>
8. y. SwenS, @eo. q. @mmeu unp 81.
s. Ei6f.
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Telearapb mad 81. Yaul.-

Iele9rapD mad 81. PAUL
5err ISM. s. @beeler, wel@er ppr &ur>
tenn na9 Milmaufee 9in9, um NIT oer
Wisconl in<G s lesrap9en @cmpasi,ie cine
@erbinpun9 o%njutnipfen. fir cine Gele<
orapbenlinie ypn ga @roHe iber Winpna
ra6 ct. paul, 1T pom ieiner &eiie aurtd>
aefebrt. 5ein Beridt lautet iebr 9initi9.
Die @el9dftSleute iii Den @tdcten lan9s
pes WijNiippi baben bereits gerlammz
lunaen eebalten, UNI Die nItbi9en Mittel
fir bic Contribution zines iulden Iele,
arapben ouisutrinsen. Die 8urSer 81.
paul's werren wabrl4einli@ ldon beut
cine Ser ammluus fir oielen 3tped ball
ten, 1o pab bel pereinter Gbdti9feit oaS
Derf 1bon I'M Trabjabr So4eaoet lei1
fant1.
Teueri III st. paul. Sn ber
gfaht pom Samltas auf Sonntas brad
in Der 4. @aro in einem Don Germ s.
IS. Taylor %bemcbnten Gramebaule Geuer
aus, welbes 70 I9ne1 UNI iiA 8rih, eab
in fur;er 3eit cas 5au6 in Ml@e lag.
:3pei Sinner ces 6errn Iaylor enttar'e1'
nit senauer Netb cinem Bra6li@en Glan'@
mtntpoe.
Die Belt erlaubte ibnen nt@t ettntal'
bic n5tbi3en &leipunssflde 3u retten.
6err q. g. 2ansfprc ldlief in pernlelber
5aule uno serlor feline idmmtli6e @arz
cercbe.
Das Geuer brad in einern 6oljfaue
welder an pas @ebdupe antbBt aus. 100,
rim Elm Tab nit &l@e itanp. wel9e rpabr.
1deinli6 nod slubenpe &cblen entbiel
unp ras SAT unc 5aus in Glommeu ieBte
Man ioute niemals Ni4e in b5l;erner
@efaBsn aufbewabren; pena papur9 Il
(aon 1aanamaI Geuer enttanpen.
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Dae @haltiabr. - Das Sabr
1860 1T Elm S4altjabr, uno als iol6ee
na1 berf6mmli6er Si!te Elm 1rolfjabr fur
ale beiratb5luli9en Damen, peren &ei;t
nod feline tanpbaf1en @erearer 9efuncen,
opsr pereu 2~iebbaber 81 blSpe finc, cae
elifliht v@iut pu mid beiratben" bSrtn
Su laitn. Na@ Dem Saalttaee (29. St.
bruar) fSnnen nimli@ Die Gamen obne
Discretion su beatben. pieie bSdff celifate
Groee ielbf an ibre Beeiinitisten ftlen.
Mber audi 5uslei& III an ibnen Die @eibf
ibre %eieuldafter auf 8lQe uno ~ onc
Bern @er8ni9en einSularen uno III tratti*
rem. Die Suua9eieIen f9nneu fN& paber
auf unoermutbete Muforperun9en etfabt
MAIDEN unr mlien m,i1tn, pa6. ,penn fe
einmal 81" eela9t, au& %" ~ iasen ba<
ben. uobl aber bite iid Seper. Der nod
niat peripro&en If. elmer S&Snen einen
&orb ;u 9eben> penn ftderli& miro ct na@>
ber auf ,mn1er unr ewis pom @eiberbim>
mel aus9el&loien. SIN .,Mlt>B Bachelors
@cen" 1T e. lhredlih lanowe,li9.
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iiben, {onoern einen unierer aea@tetltet'
bieiQen 8iroer unc "somebody" mar
Die &ldserin. Die Mntlose lautete auf
,,bastardy'' unb mad etaem ldn9eret1 3eu'
9enyerb5r &purpe Der unldultis Mnsetlo9te
Yom @i9ter unter $500 8l19l@aft ae<
felt, UNI ppr Der nd9fen SiBuns bes
Difrifts@ ert&ts it& 9ese1 bic &laSe ;u
Uerartwprten.
@r fino iberjeu9t hab 1ur 9er'ei11e
@eminnlu9t bic &ldserin Yeranlaste. cine
49, mir bpfen Is - 10 un%be9runeete &laae
3u erbeten. Soute pieier, 9evie intertl>
lante ,Case", Dor Der Court GUT Serbano>
lung fcmmen, 70 mire IS nidt unm6ali&,
poB 81. paul eini9e &apitel aus per
,Chronique scandaleuse', iowobl cer
vb5b:ren" ol6 niepern Stdnoe ju erfabren
befd1ne.
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Gin @er1u@ @elb23u trpref
fen. - @pr ben, poli3etri&ter IN 81.
paul eri@isn biefe ISOLDE Elm Grauen3iu,:
met, rpel&e ibres 3peioeutisen 2ebenswan.
pels balber f9on felt 8erauu,er Belt aoto<
rid oeporoe1 1T. @ir faneen Is paber
oan, natarli9, apieftlte in ben beiliser
6aiien unieres Yolistiaeri9tsbots 3u it<
Sen. y NNber, ,per bel94eibt unfer Grtaus
men Ni9t jene @erpabrlol'te ibres Q'e,
i&le&ts fabtu nit auf BET antlasebant
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M9enturen
@. ~. 0uil 9 Airs
beutl6en
RQn(b- &$@nupf-
$QbQfeu.

Die llntersei&neten balten fcrtpdbrenb ,pobl.
aGortirtes Eager pom pbisen ribmli@f ~befannten
btutl@en xabaten unb balten ~tiefelben CUR eefal.
lisen Atnatue beiaens tmpfublen.
..'-. pfanfu9 It.. SPAR,
Dritte StraBe>
neben Der 1. prtstyterianer- Stride.
s. $. @9Qrmeier II. g.,
Sad on StraSe,
. Gde Der 6inften.
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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-09-15
From the Frankfort Commonwealth
An Accession to Brccktnridge--The
Cat Out OF the Bag.

The Breckenridge papers of this State
a few days ago made great parade over
the fact that Col s. C. Elan, Bell and
Everett eector for the State of Georgia,
had come out for Breckenridge. But they
were very careful not to give us Col. Eli
ans reasons for taking this step. We
are gratificd at being able to lay them be.
fore our readers. We find them in let
ter from Elan himself, to a gentleman of
Georgia. We agree with the Columbus
(Ga.) Enquirer that they are either the
most singular or The most honestly avowed
that we have yet seen from any of the
Opposition recruits to the Seceders. He
says that he goes over to Breckenridge
Bell and Everett;' that "thero is nothing
in the platform Of Bell and Everett which
shows that they are themselves prepared
to yield the essential demands of the
South" and that "the friends of Bell can
exhibit record which it would seem, ought
to satisfy any reasonable Southern man.
Still, Col. Elam marches off and joins the
Seceders. Why? In his own words,
" My first objection to Bell and Everett is,
that we have no guaranty that their cleo
ton would quiet the country. Ny second
objection Is, that they do not stand tho
ghost Of o chance of being elected" The
reader would naturally conclude, then,
that Colonel Elam goes for Breckinridge
and Lane because they are free from these
objections, which dehar his support Of
Bell and Everett. Not bit Of it He
says that 3reckinridge and Lane stand
'ren a S!imer ctdn"c than BcU aIst ErcJ'
et| Then kitty does Cpl. .dIIam leave us ?
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-09-15
TIsE RAN. TuosEn IIE os-.-
T. J3I4fZM.

4 lively correspondent Of the 81. Louis
Republican, who dates bis letter from
petersbugh Illinois, and whose signature
is"Center,' gets of the following, 10 show
as it does clearly, thatthe rail is prep
er emblem:
By the way If the enthusiastic admir-.
ers Of the "seiI' platform, do not desire to
ray to the Macon county Democrat, the
extraragant price asked for the rails, they
can be supplied with an abundance here
Mr.. Ljnco!n's stamping ground-with
the genuine art Gle. at one dollar each by
the thousand-and a man ultimate with
him in his early days suggests that more
convenient "me3,Jht0 mori' could be had
in rock upon which they formerly had
frequent games Of "seven up;' if this
could be broken in fragments, snd car
sied in the pocket. Another suggests
that he i, the owner Of the identical house
in which Mr. Lincoln lat an early day)
sold ",ret and dry goods, by the gill and
yard and two thousand dollars would
purchase It, and furnish abundance of po-
litical material.
But seriously these things were all done
Ut Hti Na' "hl Ei!i 'i1 ali, III. L.
sinned not.
1t is thought the rail- is becoming
emblem of Mr.. Lincoln Itdenotes q sep
pcrdtion: it used to build fences and sep.
perate one field from another, and Mr. l.
has been rather notorious for jumping
the fence.
He was the first man IN Illinois that
proposed to an organized body of wings to
abandon Henry Clay aud the principles
Of the Wig Party. This was done in
June, lsl7, at Springfield, when he
jumped the "rails,' and left the Clay
meadow of clear grass for that Of the Gen.
Taylor pasture of mixed herbage.
He was the first American in Illinois
who feeding in the X. N, pasture, jumped
the fence and went ever to the c0aSerua.
tire Republicans that Jumped the fence
and landed into the Abolition ''irrepresib!o
conflict swamp in June, 1858, when he
declared that "this Union could not exist
half slave and half free
He is for the building of fence between
the Northern and Southern States, and
has assumed such doctrines as render il
impossible for him to receive a solitary
vote On the other side of it.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-09-15

The National Union Convention r,r tha
State of Iowa, met at Iowa CITY on Fri.
day. the 3lst ult., AID was called to order
by Mr.. }. II. Wallace, of Muscatine.
Genl Eastou Morris. Of johnson. was
temporary Chairman subsequently, Eben
ezer Cook, of Scott was chosen herman
ent President of the Convention. with sey
eral Vice Presidents: and Mr. L;,,lcr Of
Scott, Secretary.
Resolutions were passed rntifying the
nominations of Messrs. Bell Everett. and
that the Union men of Iowa would en-
deavor to promote their election.
An electoral tickc, was nominated AS
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-09-15
Indifference In Raising Stock.

The n. II. Journal Of agriculture makes
some pithy remarks on she indifference
felt BY farmers generally in raising stock
They are worth the reading, and we hone
every farmer will read them to some prof
it. Here they come:
A word about raising stock. Is it a
fact, as some assert, that our stock is
worth onl y two-thirds as much as it should
or might be? There is no doubt of it.
Look about, aud what do we see? Only
one yoke Of oxen in twenty-five that are
we'll made, well matched, and handsome.
The color is bad, the legs nre bad the
shoulder is bad the head is bad and
the horns are crumpled and out of shape.
And the dispositions are bad, either for
work or laying Oh beef. This is ell necli
genco-downright carelessness and indif-
erence, or nearly so. There is hap-h
ard way of raising things that have horns
and have hair on them that is deplorab,e
Or have our farmers an object in doine it
the sacing Of htreS? What other ex-
cuse is there?
When an admirer of good oxen coes
out to buy, how many worthless pairs he
will find oxen that he would not keen in
his barn, and not even in his pasture, ex-
cept he has rocky one away back over
the hill How much quicker nice pair
of calves, or steers, or oxen, will sell
than those Of ordinary appearance One
dollar is often the difference per head on
calves at eight weeks old ; and so on in
the same proportion for older cattle.
From ten to thirty dollars per yoke is
tho boot between good oxen and poor
ones Of the same age. Will it not nav,
then. to raise good ones?
Cows, also. are not half as good as they
should be. There is not one in ten that
is really good one Hall of them should
have their throats cut tomorrow, were
they fit fer sailors broth.
Now, then, what shall be done? In,
vcstjEate the subject of stock raising; de.
eide what breed is best, and get that breed
into town 10y the means Of q stock compa-
ny, II there is no other way to DO it, and
make everybody pay for every drop off
blood they they get out Of that stock.
The Introduction Of single animal in
to Il neighborhood is often worth hundreds
Of dollars. This can be seen in after
years Then why not make the effort, and
spend little time and money in the i'm
provement of cur stock ?
There is much talk about "blood stock"
If blood stock is good stock, then 90 in
for it. If native stock is good, keep that,
and improve it by judicious crossing, our
way of stock raising in many sectors is
deporable and shameful. No regard is
had for anything except convenience, and
a few hours time is counted of more value
than good OK or good cow.-N. y.
Farmer.