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The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-10-17
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice.
yOtlcc.
LAND orrIcE, Ionia, !
Sept, 24th,lseo.

Sept, Gath, 1860.
DATENTS for entries made between the 10th
il day of Sept, lS5S, and the 26th day Of July,
1852 for settlement and cultivation, under the
graduation act Of August A, 1854, have been re-
ceiyed at this office and the purchasers are here
by notified to como forward Immediately aud
make the required proof OF settlement and eul-
tiyation," and receive their respective patents,
because II said proof is not flied within aliuited
time the patents will be returned TO the General
Land Office, and will then be liable TO be cancel
ed for non-pcrformsnce Of the conditions of set
Element and cultivation contemplated by tho
graduation act of August 4, 1854.
JOHN c. BLANCHARD,
HESRy ]. WILSON. Receiver. Jewel Register.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-10-17
STATE NOMINATIONS.

For Governor,
JOHN S. BARRY, of st. Joseph Co.
For Lieut.. Governor,
WILLlM M. FENTON, Of Genesee Co
For State Treasurer,
ELON FARNSWORTH, of Wayne Co
For Auditor General,
HENRY PENNOYER, of Ottawa Co
For Secretary of State,
WILLIAM FRANCIS, of Allegan Co
For Attorney General,
CHAUNCEY JOSLIN, of Washtenaw
For Commissioners Of Land Office.
SAMUEL L. SMITH, of Houghton Co
For Superintendent of Public Instruction.
f. w. SHEARMAN, Of Calhoun Co.
For Member of the Board of Education.
JOHN V. LYON, of Lenawee Co.
For Representative in Congress, Sd District
THOMAS b. CHURCH.
OF Kent County. or'
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-10-17
For Representative in Congress, Sd District
THOMAS B. CHURCH.
OF Kent County. ,,
For Senator,
L Y M a N c. MT a $ o N
County Nominations.
For Representative,

For Representative, tr t.f
JOHN IL. SANFORD, of Wright.
For sherif-CHARLES J. PFAFF,o of Holland.
For Judge of Probate-BENJAMIN L. Pr
PER, Of Tallmadgc.
For Clerk and gister-M0RDECAI L. HOP
KINS, of Spring Lake.
For Treasurcr-GEORGE PARKS, of Ottawa.
For Prosecuting Attorney ROBERT W.DUN-
CAN, of Ottawa.
For Circuit Court Commisoncr-OsCAR II.
SILVER, of ottawa.
For Surveyor-lIIRAM BEAN.
For Coroners-SAMUEL W.SHERBURN and
JOHN II. DAVIDSON.
For Fish nspoctor-WoLTER WISER.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-10-17

: The Brooklyn IN. ~ Eagle says:
at is now stated that Hon. Israel I.
Hatch, of Buffalo, prominent member
of the Green State committee, and late
member of Congress from the Eric dis
irict, has determined to support the Union
ticket, and 10 lend il his influence and aid.
Mr.. Radford, Of the Wcstchester district,
entertains the same views as Mr.. Hatch,
and will be likely to pursue the same
policy"
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-10-17

ONE FACT Is WORTH THOUSAND The
oRIEs.-No town, county or State that
has been in The hands of the republican
party but has doubled up its expenses,
taxes and debts. The tax receipts of ev-
cry man will prove this. A fact came to
our knowledge the other day. A farm of
which we are well acquainted, from 1850
to 1854 paid on an average 50 so tax.
Under the latter years of republican rule,
ITS average tax has been over thirty dol
fars! Farmers, republicans, look up your
TAX receipts and see if this is not a speci-
men that is true alike with all or you.
Lansing State journal.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-10-17

"A Washingtoncorrespondent writes
al learn that in Maryland Douglas gains
daily. The speeches Of Yancey are dam
aging Breckenridge badly"
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-10-17
Muskegon County Democratic Con-

ventiOn.
The democratic electors Of the several town
ships of Muskogon county are requested to send
delegates to attend convention to be held at
the Reading Room of the National Democratic
Club, in the village of Muskegon, on Thursday,
the 18th day of October next, at o'clock PM,
for the purpose of nominating County ticket,
and also a candidate for Representative in the
State Legislature.
The Townships will send delegatesas follows
Casanova, 3; Dalton, l. Eggleston, !; Moorland'
/; Muskcgon, Z; Norton, l. oceana, !; Raven
ma, 2; White River, 2.
BY order of Dem. Co. Committee.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-10-17
The October Elections.

The results Of the elections in Penn
sylsania, Ohio and Indiana, increase il
must be confessed, the chances of Lin
coins election, but they by no means make
it certain. This is very well understood
by the black republican managers, what
ever may be their professions to The con-
trsry. New York, New Jersey, Illinois,
California and Oregon yet stand in the
way OF Lincoln's election, if we give him
all the other free States. And he nay
carry Illinois, New Jersey, California and
Oregon, and still he will not be elected.
He must carry New York. New York,
then is the battle ground.
There is apparently in New York, what
there was not in Pennsylvania, Ohio and
Indiana, a solid combination of all the
conservative elements upon single cleo
toral ticket against Lincoln. Let us see
what was the strength of those elements
four years ago. AT that time the aggre-
gate vote for Buchanan was l95,S7s
For Fillmore, I25,604
Total conservative vote, 32O,4s2
Aggregate vote for Fremont, 276,007
Conservative majority, 44,475
Let us see how the vote stood two
years later on Governor. In 1858 the
aggregate democratic vote was 23o,5l3
Aggregate American vote, 6O,SsO
Total, 29l, 1893
Republican vote, 247,95S
Conservative majority, 43,440
So we see that there was in 1856, and
again in 1853, clear majority against
the black republicans in New York Of
more than 10000. m
Can they overcome that majority now 2
We do not believe it. And yet they
must do it or Lincoln will not be elected.
They cannot do il, taking the result in
Pennsylvania on Tuesday and at the cleo
ton two years ago as the basis Of an es-
innate in New York. In 1853 the COM
bined opposition majority in Pennsylva-
nia was 25,997
This majority now is $4,000
Loss, 1887
If the black republicans have lost in
Pennsylvania during the past two years,
on what hypothesis do they claim to have
gained in New York; And they must
have gained over forty thousand in order
to give the State to Lincoln.
No, indeed Lincoln is not elected
yet, nor can the republicans see the way
to bis election.
Courage, then, democrats Push on
the column here in Michigan. Let us
work as though victory was within our
grasp, for it is not impossible that it may
be. AT any rate, we can elect two dem
ocratic Representatives in Congress, and
perhaps the whole State ticket and ma
jority of one or both branches o. the Leg
islaturc, and we can establish democratic
rule in many of the counties. And above
all, we can pronounce our unalterable de-
votion to the national democratic party,
Of which STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS is to-day
the great chief. bet. Free Press.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-10-17
ROBERT III. STREET,
BOOK AGENT,
Is tho agent for
A L i b OOKS p u Bill s III 4 ID.

THE following are few Of tho many now
l. being issued, to wit;
Cassel's Illustrated Bible,
Bancroft and Spencer's United States Histories.
The Galleries Of Dresden, Munich and Berlin.
Finden's Modern Art Gallery,
The British Poets,
Irving's Life Of Washington,
Illustrated Shakespeare,
The Altar of the Household, &C., &c.
With many of these works choice premium,
ongravings arc given. gsts frl.
sED- Residence 50 Clifford street, corner Of
Elizabeth street, Detroit, Michigan.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-10-17
Chancery Sale.


IN pursuance of, and by virtue of decree Of
Il the Cscuit Court for the county of Ottawa,
in Chancery, made on the twentieth day Of 0cto-
Der, lS59at o'clock PM, in a certain case therein
pending, wherein Amos Rathbun is complainant
and Emile b. II. Rogers, Lyman G.. Mason,
John W. Hopkins and Arthur Rogers are de-
PENDANTS. Notice is hereby given that shall
sell at public auction TO the highest bidder, at
four o'clock, afternoon, on Saturday, the Sd day
of November next, at the front door of the Court
House, in the village of Grand Haven, county
of Ottawa, Michigan, all the following described
piece or parcel of land, with the appurtenances
thereto belonging, TO witt Lot No. three, (3),
of section No. twelve, Q2), in township No.
eleven, (ll), North OF Range No. eighteen, 1S),
West, containing, by United States survey, al
most seventy acres Of land.
Dated, Grand Haven, Aug. 2lst, 1860.
M. ID. HOPKINS, Circuit Court Commissioner,
Ottawa county, Michigan. s0-7w
c. p. CALkINs, Sol'r for Complainant.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-10-17

= The Louisville (Ky.) Courier
learns that convention of Douglas and
Bell men is to be held at Lexington or
Frankfort shortly, for the purpose of
arranging an electoral ticket that will be
mutually acceptable to both.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-10-17
How the Tax Payers Suffer.

The Republican papers with their char
acteristc fiankness are endeavoring eth
er TO evade the State issues and present
such erroneous ana distorted statements
of them, that person is almost constrain-
ed to believe they intend to falsify. Here
is specimen from the Detroit Tribune,
July 80:
"Gov. Parsons and Auditor Swegles
reported to the Legislature of 1855, that
the bonded State debt was 1881, 545
Ledger balances 744,2l2
Total debt, $3,475,757
The bonded debt in 1859 was
$2,416,32e
Ledger balances deducting
appropriations credited but
not collected or due, 1,05l,332
Total $3,367,66O
Being $l0S,097 less than in 1855, in
stead of an increase of 81, 14s,734 o."
This is published in all imaginable sim
certify. A decrease of $l0s,097 accord
ING TO the Tribune. Now we will post
the books and we defy any one TO gain
say our statements. AT the close of the
democratic administration in 1854, the to-
tai of the State bonded indebtedness
was $2,49s,S05 20
Balance due Trust Fund, 692,659 so
Due Counties, 507 62
Total Indebtedness, $3,l92,062 20
This embraced all liabilities Of every
nature. At that time there was in the
State Treasury as
Cash on hand, $685. 04 OS
Due from counties, 49,s59 81
Total assets, S50l,s63 60
which amount deducted from the State
Indebtedness lett $2,5oo,lo9 13 as the
actual indebtedness of the State on the
30th day Of November s54 after apply
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-10-17
Presidential Electors.

iN3 AT LARGE,
GEoRGE w. PECK, of mghame Co. a,
CHARLES Il. STUART, of Kalamazoo Co.
DISTRICTS,
lst--AUGrsrus WIpENMASS, of Washtenaw Co
2d-STEPHEY G.. CLARK, of Monroe Co.
3 d-PETER g. HoDENPYL, of Kent.
S. ROBERTSON, -vs Macomb.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-10-17

ing the cash in the Treasury to liquidate
the same. On the 3oth Of November,
1859, a different aspect is presented. The
State bonded debt was $2,4l6,32s 94
Due Counties $4,000 go
Duo Trust Fund l,294,7sl 05
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-10-17
$553,004 09
49,s59 81
S5ol,s63 60

which amount deducted from the State
Indebtedness lett $2,5oo,lo9 l3 as the
actual indebtedness of the State on the
Soth day Of November, s54 after apply
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-10-20
Grnft uno Sbcr;.

2dnplt9 1ittlt9, - GS 1T niGt
31 Serwunoern, bab un6 bic Bewpbner
pe6 btmmltiden &etdeS uBarbarcn" nenz
men, BET nad tbrem 2onpe fommenoe &eiz
ienpe miro, penn ct it@ no6 uniern Be-
9rifen III ben 0eleyen pe6 ~fein(ten Mnz
ftanpe6 bepe9t, Die 9rDbiten SeritDBe 9e<
gen Die 9tneliAe Gillette be9eben, Mit
entblDbtem 5aupte trttt er in pas 3tmmer
zines pprnebmen @%aitfrcunpe6 - bic d,tz
neilde 81 t6feit 9crlan9t caG ct caS
6aupt bepefe; per Gbtnele erwetit benz
@urppder bic @bre, nit ibm pur6 ne
Straben ;u 9eben, uro bei9etoen tritt Der
2eBtere ouf bic ltnfe Sette uno BAT it6-
ben Gbrenplab Der Gbtnele en- erwdblt.
@te 1T ben 8e9rifen beS Nnfancc6 ma9t
ii6 bic @er1diepenbeit 1T Sitten unp Mnz
ii@ten in jeoer anperu 5tnll9t 9eltenp.
Der @binel nennt ben &pn1paB bic mud
Sucen ;et9enpe Napel, per Nprpwef beibt
bel ibm Deftnoro, bet SIooE Sflap.
CT miro elm Bud 9erape oa beginner, no
mir aufbDren> unp e6 ientre6t BON oben
na@ unten 1tatt wa9ere6t Don linf5 na9
re9t6 lei en. Die Mdnner traaen &1fe
unp 9olsbdnper> pie Trouen rouben pfetz
fen unp fennen ben @ebrau9 per @rtnpltne
ni6t. Nlte 2eute per9ni9en ii9, tnpen1
0e papterera9en itei9en la6en, uno &nos
ben beiddfti9en it& NIT Dem Stuotum
bet Ybilplopbte ; Der Sod 1T Elm iebr pi@>
tiger Mann i'm Staate> benn ber Ma9en
1T na9 per bort berrl9enpen Weinun9
Der sit aQer meni9lt9en SnteQi9en3.
@tr mirpen allo trpB unlerer ptel9erlbmz
8ilouns III Gbtna nit eben 70 GROCER
@erwunperung an9eleben &peroen> wte Der
@binele bel un6> uno es miiBte iaere6a ant
3u becba9ten ietn, &pelder BON beiben iId
mobl lei9ter in Die Sitten unb Wetrdu9e
oeS frempen 2anbe6 flote.
Gin Gruntenbolp metnte:
6m paS 1T bod ndrril9! @ann I 9etrunz
fen bab', 10 l6ldfert's MI I'm mann / 9ez
l@lafen bab', 10 friee / rrieoer Dprl9t.
SIM @ebeinbaule LIEF 1i9 unter ben
fir loot" Grtannten> Giner pernebmen.
tnbem ct itSbute, er let nidt foot uni
pln19te freieela0 en3u werpen. 81 mas"
fragile rer eeflbQoie Eortenerdter, IL
t1nne Seoer tommen ; pa miro ni@ti
p'rouS. Sd babe S9mar3 auf @eiB
pab @ie toot iinp."
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-10-20

unp Nu,ertfa BON ben Ndpfen arebiuto
tpprben iet. Dieter Mnitdt trttt pns ia:
tboltl4e rGoblet" BON Nemzgo,f neldei
BON Der uTribune" Elm ausae;eihnetei
8latt 9enannt mirp> our6 Mnfubrunt
fclseneer sei&i&tlider Gbafaden tntee:
9e9cn:
u@lS bic Yprtustele len ibre 6errineft Bic
na& Mfrifa ausoebnten> rerbommte popi
ptus oer Grite auspridliG ben Selaseu,
bonpel une serworf in leinen 8rieifn al
ben 8il9pf &uYp, Der 1T Nfrifa f1 BE-
faro, rae @erfabren eerjeni9en> me!he BIZ
Gtn9ebprnen peS 9anpeS 81 Sclayen ntad,'
ten. 81
papit paul Der Drttte ltrieb int Sabre
1887 an pen Garbinal Gr;bi@bni Sass@sn
lecp : uDa per Teinp oer Men]bbeit etniz
sc letner Mnbdn3er our9 Die 5atludt ouf>
aerei;t Bat su %bebaupte1, raB bic meltliz
den uno nHroltden Snbianer urc ancere
Nationen 9lei6 @ieb III &reGtldaft &C.
balten trcrren f5nuen, neil le feline Gbriz
ften i1no> 10 ertldre id> fraft meiner apo
ftpliiden Madt pa6 biele Snriancr 11np
ale ancere Nattpnen> pt9lei9 lie feline
Gbriiten iinc> iiG un9ebinpert ibrer Treiz
belt erf reuen lpQen uno nidt gu Sclapen
9en1a9t wercen Ipuen."
Yapit @re3cr bet Se9;ebnte Yercaumte
tn Yerl9icpeten 8ullen ben africanil1en
Sf%larenbaneel unp Yertammte ale ienf,
prieiter unc 2aien BE cieien S%flapenbanz
bel als erlautt erfldren.
&1nnen VI itrpnomenpasBet
9erl9el batts,
wie e5 lbeint> tpescn Yerl9iecener bDht
~et9entbumli6er Sri 9einun9en an Der Spnz
me- fi9 bic Metnune 9ebtlpet> pab biele5
Sabr III GnAlanp it6 pur6 au6er8ew1b>lz
lid itarfe uno bduf9e N%e9en9il1e auS;eid~
men wiirce. Da piele Nrppbe;eiun9 purd
einen Ne9enfau> wie ibn fem yorberi9cr
CONNER anfSuweiien bat, na9 benz ST.
ridte per 3eitun9en mebr ais ein9etrpfen
1T, 70 bat her Mitrpnvm cine Menec 8rief f.
erbalten> in renen ct INN pie 0runpe> auf
welde ietne Yrppbe;ctbuug fib itist> seS
fraAt miro. Sn etnem reuern Shreiben
NUN nerpabrt ct 1t6 Dor nem ment9 be-
neipenSmert9en STUFF etneS Wetterprppbe>
ten, gu gletber 3ftt aber bebt er bercpr,
wte gut Is einem lbarfen Sepbo1tty m19<
lid let> wenn ct uiele serl treute 3eiben
uno oepiBe bemerfen6mertbe uno un9ez
w6bnlide pbdnomene NIT Speculation
in 8e3u9 ouf tbre mabr1detnliden orer
m19li9en 6ol9en Yerbinpet, pabin ju fom=
men, rab er ft@ cine a ll9emeine Metz
aun9 Don benz 6 baratter Der Sabr5<
sett gum @orau6 btlpet. uebrigen6 net9t
er i1w 6u Der GuitGt oub ptt GGttetcor7!o>
gle Der leBten IL Monate frudtbarer an
8elebrun9 iei olS oiejeni9e zines frubern
3ettraums . perl elben Dauer, Wa6
oo9e9en ra6 8orberperfInbieen elmer b e.
4 immten Mrt@ etter fir cine beftimmte
3eit uno einen be fimmten Ylab
anbetrefe 10 betra9te er pa1elbe fir ieBt
mod ale 9dnjli6 auberbalb pes 8erei95
Der &rdfte tr9enp zines Meteorploeen, etz
lt9e went9e TaQe auS9enpm,nen J. g..
baS beronnaben Der u@yclpne" in Srfanz
@eSenpen> nad barometril den Nu;ei9en
unp etlide anpere itarfe Nn;eiden un<
mitteltar beyprtebencer We9lel euf wel9e
ben Wetterfunoi9en Die td9lideGrfabrun9
aufmertl am gcmadt bat.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-10-20
@afbiuQtpu=Sau3,

Dritte Gtrabe, St.Ytter Minn.
Dielea 5Otel bat cine Mnsabl BON seraumisen
3immern unb belbt iberbaupt ale 8equemli9-
teiten zines 5auies erfer &laNe.
@ute @taluneen finb benz paule beieefuet.
Die pefh&aiie nerlabt tas r@albinston>6 aus.
fur Neu. nlm ieben Greitae u. Nontag Moreen.
peter 9arfL Gieeutbawer,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-10-20

81. Suits
peuti9es @afz uno Boarb tn9bau8
Bum @tuttgarter @pf,
CAREER, Wtnn.
Der l1ntersei9nete empfeblt lid &eiienben unb
tietet ibnen ale 8equemlidteiten 3u benz b.Qieten
prelt.
o. @taQuneen gut. ct. Suit.
Mtnneipta<@auS,
Mantato, Gde Don Gront- unb plum @t1a6e,
Clemens 2rpn.
Der unter3ei1nete lentt hermit ~e1oebenft bic
Mutmertlamteit pes publifum auf {.in moblein~
9eri4tetes 8atbaus gum
Mtnnelotaz5ouS,
peldes in 8eaus auf feline innere Musitattung,
preile unb 8ebienune feinem abnli9en Gtablife-
ment i'm Norbmeten 1a@tebt.
Gs miro b~elonbers barauf b%insewielen, baB fi9
BET benz 5auit CUTE Gtaluns befnpet nnb aQe
@prten Tutter fir Yferse unb S9len tets 3u ba-
ben limb.
SOB Clemens &ron.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-10-20
@tfen6mertbe6 fur 1eberm1anr,,

Die pdpRe unb Die Scla<
neret.-G s berr19t I'M @plte unp be-
lonper6 unter ben &atbolifen bic Mnf@t,
baS BET Selapenbanbel 3wil9en Nfrifa
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-10-20
@etter'S
1faf'S

MQnfQtD, Mtnn

Wiat1tatD, Wft1n.
Der unter3eidnete empfeblt fein neues> auf
ea5 Bequemlte einseri6tete 5aus. Heilenbe fin,
ben ba ~ein3elre ;3immer unb eutrn bsutihen Slid.
Nu9 fir @taQe 1T auf oas Bette selpret+
Yfaff.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-10-20

v@ber Sie ilinp ihltnan,!"
ia8en pte @iener @riletten, .pen,1 ie IS
9erne 'bdtten, baB man nod f@limu,er
mare.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-10-20
SIR. liz.
@oifbQufer un6 @Qlpn8.

&Dfef 6nber;; II Z"
6ort<S traBe> 9eaeniiber Der alten
n96wei;er55 eimotbn.
untsrseidueter e~lupitblt hermit feinen alien
Sreunren in. Mimnelota. uhe hem Yublituut in.
MaSemeinen ieiu neuerGNnetrs beqnent unb tpctn-
lid eiaseridtetes @ait- NIB 9pfbaus. a
Geleeent1i9 ptrtebrente, tpie bier II (altse
merthe Safe freeu in meinent 9auje, aute Be-
wtrthuns u,e Sefrierisn,e aQer serettte1 An~
ipri9s- = =. "a -.
@ute @taluus teFnbet l@ bei'm '5au1e.
Yaul Saber.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-10-20
Charles $enrp,
beutl6er Trieoen6rt6ter,
ct. Mnt9onp, Mtnn.
Stere Gtatt.
GIliu8 8cpr0tt,

Bffentlt9er Nptar>
Gde Der Wablbam- uno 6ten @traBe, eeaeni1bs1
be: fran30l. tatb. Stride,
en,pfeblt l1 1eincu beutl9en Mitbilresrn 5u1
On %ertisung uuo Beelautisuns bon serttt!t9er
Dpfumenten unb lrfunpen, ats: Houtbr,e1en,
5Ypo.befeu (Deeps uno Mortsa9es), VFlstbs'
uno @elbGfts- 6 cntraften, Ieltamentsn> yoa@
ma9teu fir ras Sulano uno Deutlblano, ,omle
CUR Yslerauns ausr in Oaa N0tarfa@ sinl9la &c
ben 0el10fte. 1b52.1O
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-10-20

9r. NpIenf,
praftilher Mr3t, @eburt6belfer uno
Spernteur,
aewabrt 1ratliden Bsiltanb fir ale aranthetten
oes mannliHsn unt meibliden 0elbledt6 uno
ysrlpri9t bel umlbtiser SsbanrIuns nidt nur bic
MISUNDERSTANDING Nrmer 81 berild>tdtt1en>
1rnbern audi rur l,ab pOQfomn :11er 9stlunB oo'
ncrnr 81 Uerlanaen.
Niil tens bel Gntbinpunsen ua9 l1r1Itanoen Don
81, 90 auIwirt5.
O7fice; Gde Der Winncicta- uno Grtttc'' Ctr
Mclicen3: Nort1traBe.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-10-20
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