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9@ntert'sprs unb 8ealautieuue Spn seriahieSen
DrIumenten unb 'tlrfunben, ols: Eaufpriefeu.
Spputbeten lOeees une~ ,9Rprtsaees); 5Mi.tbs-.
nnc Vet4afts- @ontrafte,,, Geitamenten, gou-
magfen fur eas Snianb anb Deutl@lane, fp,pie
ben Gjel1afe. 1f52 70
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Grieeensri@ter, Justice of the Peace,)
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tmpReblt fa eem rsutl9en Yurlifum ,ur Mufer-
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une aneeren 3eihnunsen.
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-01-28

slacnteu ocr ~Dfinu. Staats3eit"u9.
Minnelota.
Wew Him unb Brpwu County ST. 6crlter
q Dieter uuo Micolet CIV W. S9immel,
Of. Wntbuny II. Miun;appl!s, Ortb II. Hnoe|a"@,
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Be0in0un0en


Die umiumciota Staats5eitnne" er'
lbsint jepen 51m tug. u.y.~,
Vreis: ) mel Dollars, III balblabr'ser
Ypruu5be3ablunJ.
Wtpuuirsu fam, man III ir9enb elmer i3elt ces
3abrrs; op9 tDunen Die benz Mtonnemeat ooron'
oebenpeu Nulnlneru uibt na4gslanot weroen.
Der Sublcrrtuns= 03etrag f1nn III Neten IT.
oeup einer 1uen 8anf ooer, hsi balelabt'9em
Mbonnemeut, in 90 o{tmorfen brifFea e'nss"
lbft rueroen.
WzSS gHeun Gje(b in reailtrirten Briefen ser<
loren ceht, trasen mir ben Vsrlut; hoeb n,d,t tn
uure1iltrirtsu l5rieTen.
als Mitttsi|unsen, 0sloer II. I. No. l'no 3"
sSamuel Guouieb, publi(ber,
Bor Nr. 2445, ct. Yaul> MnneIota.
9,rciic fur Mn3cieen.
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SaS.
Gin @quare / W(al. >. $0>73'
Gin 9quare 2 Wal -. 10.
Gin 5quare 3 Mal. .. 1>1o.
Gin Gouare 4 Mal. E. 2>25.
Gin Squorc fir 3 Monote 6>5O.
Gin 5quare fir 6 Ntcnote 1000.
Gin 6q quore fit 1 Sobr 1900.
2GH @r0bsre Mnseisen wsroen oerbaltnlBB'
rabio ouf pu5 Billiglte bersbnst uno 01ertel-
iGbrli1 Dprousts3ablt.
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J$1tap NetpIo.

lAttorney q Counsellor at Law)
NbppfQt II. He6tS=Nn>pQ(t,
Office ct. pa1l>% Dritte Straee,
Wh0ntr- -S lcd> suuadlt bet neueu Bride.
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Ne9tebeiifanb YDr allen eG,eridtsbEfen btsS5taa-
tes Wtnnelota une in cen Qano< :teu1terr.
@'eri9tlide Dofumente, &aufbriefe. Q3r(In1od,.
ten &C. Weroen prompt une biQis auaaefertiat.
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WS. SSSilfcus II. Grnuc.
7Srcrcrif Sfpop.

Trcperid NoQo,
Bnltim gRorplanb.
fabrisirt pno bat tets am 9aeer bic fein(.u @er.
aemlates unp S@weine Saar su ben biQioRtu
Yreien.
Baltimors- Nieberlase:
5uo<SNzGds npn prottz II. Gborles1r
Qluitrlse, eur9 bic 9of empfanaen, werctn
piinf,lit 6eiorst. Sir robes Yitrtsbaar ,e. pirD
ber bS9fe 9rtis ssssben. 49,
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tmpfebtsn f9 HIen ,Serfbrten heutl9sn aRittiir-
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Musferttg,n9 pcn urfnubeu &c. a1!7aT1 Din ::
Stt'ee: llebrr 8afer u. 8anss' r2aoen, 81
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-01-28

MINNESOTA STATE GAZETTE,
weekly Paper for
LITERATUR & NEWS.
ST. Paul, Minnesota.
Price $o,OO'per year.
Price Of advertising.
One Square, !. insertion,. $o,75,
One Square, one Month, 2,25.
One Square, three Months, $50.
One So quarc, six Months, 1000.
One Square, twelveMonths, 1900.
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c1pbu 81. 9iibtcr,
(ga6fplssr pun q. Sarenne)
WrDceriez ltnb GDmmilltpn8<
Git11lft,
Bicrte 5tra6e, nobe benz Biuslcw~ 5oule,
81. paul.
Waaren nab ousu Gbeen ber Staot wtreen
uucnt1cnlcb bclrrat.
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MnbreNen.
9nuicl WpDrer,

9nuicl NpDrer,
Ddnpler in Vrunpet9entbum
G5enerQl<9(Aent,
81. paul, ARinneiota.
9ano tpirD sefautt uno "ert'u1t; 9elost met. e..
ben aeehnt unc an9ele9t; 1aren wsrpsn ss3"bh
uuo Wsloer i'm Staate cn0cftirt.
Gafpb 8prf II. 8rnber,
Gde Der Sctb5ten unp WabaIbawFra6e
ct. Yaul,
emp6eblt G6 tem yutlfum nit tdslid fril9 &C.
budeuem Brcc uno Nud)en.
GsA g. 9. Sbnltc,
TM Deutl6er Sattler,
(HarnesmakerJ
Gfe ccr 5ictcnten uno 9lplateuefraBe,
u1dlt 5snry @Aurmeisr' 8 Waeen~ ~@bop,
noint S)aul. Miune ota.
8aarseio te,ablt fir !Sdutc, tr0dsns uas
Arine.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-01-28

Nb1nir Scl= uns Tarbcn= Geiddft,
@t. NutbonyltraBe>
6t.Woul, Miune1pta.
1Di((iamS e Bru0cr,
baten fets III 5auo: ..
Bleimcis, 2cinD(, EerpeatinDl, Garniib,
Dsnlsrslls. 0itt. sliirfsn, trcdsne unb serietene
5arteu, aue Scrtsn Ven Mfalcr> unp yti1uller-
Watsrtal. nnc smp5sblen leb sualsieb pem Yutli-
Fum im SdiIesrma!cn, luwie III aleu in ibr Sad
einlAtooeneen Nrttissa.
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6. pan Trioa9b>
esssriiber ter 8abrc: untere Sanpan9'
Beeidnet padste:
care p. v. F., ST. Paul.
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9lbnut Scder.
!61noler in Seieu uuo Serferti9er nQer
mDAliGeu 8ls@arbeiten,
Dritte StroBe,
,wi1ebeu Nptert- uno Sadlpn~ ~Strabe,
ct. Yaul,
emrfsblt i'd in allen 3reisen ieinss Gel&aftes,
ais Oudcedeu, Hinnsnle4en, Heparaturen It.
1ertiee gBaaren {tsts al 9ano> eil|is uro gut
,rhcitef
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&.n@etf,
J @a$Ep'letF sea r SIP u,a@rgn,lt ~
.@nfgz un6l.'213tlaqlgieeur. l'..s13lq lgijeu .z,sBQbrtkt. 81
91r. 351, Grantlinz Nserue,
,3pil&en Der ie@s3ebnten u. iifbenaebnteu @tro6e.
i S'.feuiE9Mnfls
Depot Aeentmr: 10, cntn1ercialffr.
Irs5 o,s,.5 a8aua, lSpdelI,.t &peut, Ell ,ss n:
is sss :aiasas $tss s,ssts
! 40 y Hl3n3dfG
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CA &uop1pb @6Dmema,1n,
Sa.S3 reutl1er ubrma6er,
Oritte @trage, ct. Yaul.
Gmpfieblt lib pem putlifum gum Gepariren
ron rlbreu uno aQeu in leiu Sad ltlagcnesn Mr'
reiteu. Beeieuuu9 prcmrt.
9t;;r o(1e 81 rheit rpirO doralltirt.
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Ntbnrb Ntarpin
,n,srrt;rt unb yerfauft I'M @robsn, lowe int 8lei'
ueu l,orceQan, Wlas unp ale III eas 6a9
(blosence Maaren.
Dritte unp Bend StroB Sc,
spii4en Gear uno wabalbaw.
9t. paul, Mtnnelc1a,
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-22
BANK NOTE LIST
CORRECTED BY MCKlM Il Co,
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN EXCHAN GE
REVIEW OF THE
BALTIMORE MARK ETS

FOB THE WEEK ENDING SEPTEMBER 81
ALCOHOL-Acohol has fallen off in price since our
last to cts per gallon and quote 95 per cent
at 40 cts at which figure there sales making
ASHES-Ashes are selling in New York at s5 25 for
Pot and 564 per 100 lbs Pearl but there is nothing
doing in them here
ALE AND PORTER. R.--Tennents Ale is still selling at
sl5 for XX Scotch and 81 65 for pale India pints and
quote TenneDt's Brown Stout in pins 81 90 per
dozen.
BARK.-Quercitron Bark continues in good demand
but prices for it unchanged, and still quote it
ranging from SIS % per ton according quality There
have been sales this week of about 500 bags, all for
port, within the above range.
BEESWAX.-Beeswax is now selling at SASS cts for
good yellow which is decline previous quota
tons. The market for it is very quiet.
BRlMSTONE-We quote Birthstone nominal at S62h
G65 per ton for crude Sicily. There is however none
here, nor is there any expected Immediately.
BREAD.-Bread Is unchanged in price, and we still
quote it at AZ cts for Navy, cts for Pilot cts per
Id. for Water Crackers, less the usual discount
COFFEE.-There has been a heavy business done in
Coffee again this week. the sales adding up about
bags The market has throughout the week been very
been established in Rio. The sales include 800 bags
Rio at from l3B to 134 cts, 1900 bags do ex Sophia
at l34Gl3B cts, $50 bags do. Red Wing at 14d
14S cts, 900 bags do in lots at from IA to IA cts
invoice OF 400 bags do at Is round and 500
bags do at l5d15x cts. The sales this week have
known there are only two cargoes the here
from Rio. There is however fair supply in second
hands Rio closes firm at l34d14k cts for common to
Ialr l4AGl5 cts for good 15h cts for prime; and
quoe Laguayra at 4hGgl5 cts and Java at 17(dlS cts
,ooTroN-The demand this week has been confined to
wants of manufacturers, with sales about bales
1aU 10 good mddling Upland and Gulf at from to
h,f casn and six months. Prices rather weaker,
= op.nps auotaole change. We continue to quote:
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

recommending that the Park Commissioners in
qulre into the expediency of purchasing
Federal Hill for the purposes of public Park,
was received from the First Branch and read
An ordinance to condemn and open McMechen
street, from Pennsylv ania avenue to Chatsworth
street, was also received and read.--Mr. CATH
CART called up the resolution authorizing Edward
kearney to throw iron girders across Little Court
land street, to connect his two buildings on that
street.-Mr MUssELMAN offered an amendment pro-
viding that the grders shall not interfere with the
passage of any vehicles, and that they be removed
alter six months notice-Mr. COLToN moved to
lay the resolution the table; lost-yeas 4, nays
Z. The question being taken on the amendment
II was carried. The resolution was then adopted.
-Mr. ELLIcOTT, from the Committee on the Fire
department. offered resolution granting permis-
sion 10 Lewis A. Franklin to erect a frame bath
room In the rear of the house No. 81 Courtland
street, which was read second time and adopted.
a message was received from the First Branch
proposing that when the Council adiourns ON Fri
day. the 18th inst, it stands adjourned sine de
Mr.. CoLToN moved to concur.-While the question
was about being decided, Mr.. MCCoMAs moved to
lay the matter on the table, which was carried by
the following vOte Yeas-MessrS. President
Cathcart, Cook, Musselman and McComas-5: !:
nays-Messrs. Van Nostrand, Cotton Taylor and
Adjourned until Monday
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NEW YORK MINING BoARn-sept. 10.


The N. Y. Tribune of this morning says: There was
hesitation in stock operations the this
morning and for the Western shares particularly there
was an irregular, dragging market The tone
pleey changed however, before the close OF the session.
by fresh aad vigorous movement in Erie which from
32a at the start advanced to 81 and very active
The purchases reported to be for of
entail and wealthy house in street. of the mem
York Central was in steady demand but fell off slightly
the call, closing at IS bid There lively de.
mand for Hudson Rive at an advance OF Il to per
cent yesterday prices, and for Harlem old and pre-
ferred shares the market rmer also The strongest
of the Western shares Illinois Central Michigan
Centra-the latter particularly holding advance of
to per cent through the session. There moderate
demonstration the part of the short interest but
mainly confined to two three of the Western lines
selected favorable targets account of apparently
nnavorabe traffic returns in the second week of the
rent month.
In foreign bills there is very little doing and the mar
ket is nominally without change Sterling is 109G1O9A
with sales of prominent bills at 109I per cent francs
5164G5. 13A.
FreightsTo Liverpool 800 bales cotton at 732d; 400
bbls Hour at IS 6d(d3s. Cd $4,000 bushels wheat at
13d in ships bags and I'D in bulk 5Oo cheese At
sos; 90 hhds taow at 35s. and 1000 bbs spirits tur
pentine at IS To London, S00j bbls -four 3s l0Ed
To Glasgow, 500 bbls rosin at As and bbs oil at DOS
To Bremen coo bbls rosn IS Sd 500 bbls -four at
IS 3d. so tons cedar wood at 25s and 100
bbs ashes at 27s Cd. The brig O. c. Cary to CadZ with
light pipe slaves $40 2l5 tons to the north
side OF Cuba and back for 81 500 port charges paid
vessel of 800 tons out to the West Indies private
terms
The value of foreign exports from port of Philade
pha for the week is S233,379; imports slO6 LOG.
By the lst of January, 1861 the of the Erie
road, it is said will be able to contribute earnings
$500 TO the payment of interest upon the Junior mort
cages and in other directions necessary enable the
new corporation to commence out of debt and with the
ability to pay interest in future upon any bond its pre-
ferred stock, and leave something for the old stock be
sides.
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WAsHINGToN, September 2l.-The Secretary oi
the Treasury has awarded to Mr.. S ibley the con-
tract for constructing the Pacific Telegraph, under
the proposals authorised by Act of Congress, with
,ql confidence in his ability to fulfil his obligations.
Mr. Sibley will tomorrow be officially informed of
the decisnn = -
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CINCINNATI. September 2l.-The award of prem
lums at the National Fair yesterday. included the
following awards: The Good Will Fire COMPANY
OF Philadelphia, first premium for fire engines, and
Wheeler Wilson received the first premium for
sewing g-machnes
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HENRY C. SPALDING e. CO.,
BOX No. $500 New York

Put up for Dealers in containing four eight and
twelve beautiful Iithograph Show Card accom-
panying each package.
re- A single bottle Of SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
will times its annually to every household. CIT
Sold by all prominent Sationers Druggists, Hardware
and Furniture Dealers, Grocers and Fancy Stores.
PREPARED GLUE when making their list. 1t will
stand any climate
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WATER ER-GAs.-Phiadelphia papers say water-gas
has been burnt so successfully at the Girard House
in that city during the past three months, that
arrangements now on foot for the erection Of
numerous works for the manufacture of gas, ac-
cording to the process of DR.. Sanders, in New
Eng land, New York, New Jersey, and several of
the Western States
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From Havana.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 20-The steamship Cataw-
ba arrived to-day from Havana on the l7th Su-
gar is dull and unchanged; sales at So reals-
Stock in port 10000 boxes. Molasses is inactive
um; on New York 3@413 per cent premium
Freights declining
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The rain storm of Thursday was very heavy.
in Jersey City, filling the cellars and Easements
and driving thousands of people from their breakfast
tables. The destruction of furniture, provisions
and other property is estimated at 100000. The
fire engines worked hard pumping the water out
of Easements. Several places were struck by
lightninr.
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Disastrous COnfiagration at Fort Smith--Loss
of S2OU.OOO--The Post Office Destroyed
ryit 4


FoRT SMITH, Ark, Sept. 20.-This morning, at
about four o'clock, fire broke out in this place
which resulted in the destruction of the City Hall
and the Garrison block of buildings.
The value Oft the buildings which were DESTROYED
was about 500, 900, and the following additional
losses were sustained in merchandise, furniture,
ETC., etc.
Sutton & SPRING dealers in dry goods, groceries.
&c, S35 900. No insurance.
Walton & Bourne, dry goods, loss Sl5,OOO In
sured $4,000.
A. Hamilton Cline, druggist, loss $4,000. No
Bennett 4 Foss, dry goods, &c. loss $4,000.
Insured S., 900.
The Times Printing Office, loss $1,000. No in
surance.
G.. W. Lission, loss 81 OOO No insurance
Col. Springs law Office, loss 81 800. Insured
81, 200.
Overland Mail Company, loss $500. No nsur-
ance.
And the Post Office, including 600 letters, and
the last California mail for Memphis.
The entire loss by this disastrous conflagration
amounted to nearly 5000, 900.
The origin of the fire is unknown, but it is sup
posed to have been the work of an incendiary.
From the PIains--The Overland TeIegraph--
Preparations for Reporting the Election i'm
FoRT SMITH, Ark, Sept 2O.-Sx hundred troops
and seventy wagons, from the Plains, Capt. Stur-
gis commanding, arrived here yesterday
OMAHA, Nebraska Territory, Sept. 20.--By
messenger Just in from the Plains, we learn that
the telegraph poles are set within ninety miles of
Fort kearney, and although they have to be haul
ed distance of fifty miles on the western portion
OF the line, the company are putting them up at
the rate Of five and six miles per day.
The poles will be up to Fort Kearney by the
middle OF October, and the wires stretched about
the first of November. The company have pushed
the construction of the line thus far so rapidly, in
order to have it ready to transmit the November
elections BY Pony Express via Fort Kearney, which
Will insure gain of nearly two days upon the pre-
sent time.
Reception of the Prince of Wales at Detroit.
DETROIT, September 2I.-The Prince of Wales
arrived here last night and was officially welcomed
by Governor Wisner and Mayor Bull The steam
er bearing the Royal party passed through feet
OF vessels brilliantly illuminated with Roman can
dies and other fireworks. The firemen and military
paraded on the occasion. He leaves for Chicago
this morning.
SECOND DESPATCH.
DETROIT, Sept. 2l.-The Prince of Wales with
his Royal companions, started for Chicago this
morning. Previously to starting, the Prince made
an Intellectual effort to drive through the city, but
ms movements were so hindered by crowds of
people blocking up the streets that the accomplish
ment OF his object was rendered impossible. He
was compelled to return to his hotel, where the
crowd was so dense that it was some time before he
could aight.
Immense Receipts of Wheat.
BUFFALO, Sept. 2l.-The receipts of wheat here
to day amounted to eight hundred and fifty thou
sand bushes,the largest amount ever received in
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-22

MIR. Shaw, the inventor of percussion caps, died at
Bordentown, N. j., last week, having attained the
age of eighty-six years. He was born in England.
he has achieved considerable eminence as an art
ist A few years ago our government granted him
quite sum for his invention for loading guns.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-22

On Thursday afternoon a man, aged thirty
eight years of age, named John Deitz employed in
the factory of the Philadelphia Cabinetmakers'
AS ociation, was killed by piece of timber
striking him on the breast while working at cir
cular SAW
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-22

The FOWLER DEFALCArIoN.--ln New Iork the
Fowler Postoffice defalcaon is up before the u. $.
District Court the plaintiffs being George Law and
Gustavus \. Conover as. the United States, and
seventeen issues have been agreed upon to be tried.
These issues relate chiefly to the questions of the
knowledge of Law and Conover, bondmen of Fowler
of his being detauiter at the time OF giving the
bond
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-22

New York Tea Sale
New YORK, September 21.-The Tea sale today
was less spirited. The common grades were higher,
but the better grades sold at lower prices