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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-09-15
Correspondence Of The Baltimore Sun.

HAvRE.DE GRACE, Sept. 9th 60.
attempted RObbci 'eS-i Safe Biomn open
ruth G"npnwdef- arrest Of Three loung
Men.
An attempt was made this morning.. about
half past one O'Clock, to rob the store house,
IN this town, belonging to the late Sam
Russell The lock was picked on the outside.
but the door being barred on the inside,
proved barrier TO the depreda,ors. An
attempt was next made on the door. lock of the
warehouse OF Hitchcock & William, and the
rogues effected an entrance. Their object
being apparently money, gunpow,ler was an.
Piled TO the iron safe which failed, but Sim
liar attempt ON the iron safe in the ware.
house Of Mcssrs Simmons & Hillss proved
successful, the powder having shattered the
safe. throwing the door Of the same off the
hinges, but fortunately no money Was found
therein. Mr.. Simmons very oportuncly having
transferred on the previous evening 500
bank note thercfIom to his own pocket. The
noise made by the explosion aroused citizen
residing near the premises, and Oh looking
through indow; from his bed room, he
discovered three men emerging out Of the
warehouse.
Intelligence was soon communicated to
several cN'Zrns, and three suspicious men
were arrested Bu,glarous ,oo,s were found
on the spot where they We're arrested and
also powder i'll the possession Of one of them,
together with part of a German newspaper,
which proved. on comparing the same with a
portion ola German newspaper found in tho
wa, ehonse, to be a portion of it, The powder
also proved 10 be OF the same quality left in
vial by them in the building. They gave
their names as VIM. Marrow, Thomas j.
Pitt and Vim. Watkins alias John Williams.
On examination before j. r. Bradbury, ESQ.
Of this place, they were fully committed. and
placed in the charge ofJohn Hopkins, constA.
bic, who with three or four of our citizens
proceedep on their journey to BrIair, where
the offenders will he delivered over to the
sheriff of Hartford county. The prisoners are
young men, and although handcuiitd whilst
seated in the carriage under the gaze of many
citizens. each Of them was smoking his cigar
and with much sang ,fro,d ever and anon
chatting with the crowd around them.
MORNING STAR
P. S. September 10th. The prisoners
were safely delivered over to the Sheriff of
llaliord county.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-09-15

UNIoNACLUB ATTENTION. We have re-
ccivcd the following LETTER rom W ilmipgton.
1t will explain itself. We are requested to
shy that ali members of the Union Club, and
Bell-Everett men generally, who design par.
ticipating i'll the procession will meet at the
oiicc j. 7. Mccullough Esq, on Tuesday
night next to make the necessary arrange.
inents.
HEAD QuARrERs or MINUTE Men OF 60.
WiLMINGroN, Del. Sept. IL. 60.
EDlToR OF CECIL WmG-Sr. II am in
struclcd to extend an invitation to the Bell
and Everett Club Of Elkton. through you. to
participate ina Torchligh, Procession to take
place in our city on the evening OF the 2lss
inst. AS we desire to make il the Process.
ron Of The Cumpoian uc ask your co cooperation.
We have the promise Of HOO men from
Philadelphia and - many more from Bal,i.
more, and We want Elkton represented IN her
strength. Yours Respectfully.
A. r. WooLsToN.
For H. e. BidGle, Is, 1t. Of Minute Men of GO
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-09-15

The COUNTY MEETING We call the at.
tention o! the friends Of Bsll and Everett in
the several districts to the advertise ment Of
the Committee arrangements for the County
Mass Meeting Of the 4th of October. TO rem.
der this meeting what it ought to be will
require the immediate and energetic organ.
ization Of the districts. Let meetings be at
once called in all the districts, and arrange.
uren.s made for . general participation in this
Grand Rally for the Union.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-09-15

A DUEL BETWEEN Two BROTHERS Born
KILLED. The Natchtochcs Chronicle. OF the
25th nl'imo, records the following terrible
tragedy:
"A quarrel arose few nights ago betwee
two brothers. named Loneino, William and
Burril,l residing a few miles above Campete.
when proposition being made by one of
them that they should fight it out Immediate.
ly with uhle.barrcled shot guns. it ~as
accepted by the other, and firing simul,a.
ncously, both Of them were instantly killed.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-09-15
PORT DEPOSIT.
Planning Mill and Sash Factory

I'VE invite the attention Of NIL persons in tho
w city or country. who contemplate the erection
o. Dwellings, Barns &c. to our extensive stock of
Bailding Materials, in the rough and prepared for
rs; samely:
DOOR AND WINDOW FRAMES,
(Circular and Plain, J
BLINDS. VENETIAN and PIVOT,
Panel. SHUTTERS,
SASIlES. (Glassed and not GIassed,)
WOOD MOULDINGS,
HOT.BED SASH,
BRACKETS,
WOODEN MANTELS,
S SaHnAsr nHsss' }rarn.d.
BARN VENTILATORS,
WINDOW GLASS.
BUILDERS HARDWARE.
SASH WEIGHTS AND CORDS,
HAND RAILING,
CHURCH. PEWS.
WOOD TUBE FOR CHAIN PUMPS.
AlsO.--Dressed Flooring:
YELLOW PINE. NORWAY PINE
WHITE PINE AND HEMLOCK,
(well scaSoned')
~All Of the above we offer rs low as the
lowest, for The Cash or approx cd paper.
All orders by mail or otherwise, attended to
With Promptness by
holland & CO..
jane -. 1860 PORT DEPOSIT. MD.
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THE CONTEST IN NEW YURK.-The World

THE CONTEST IN NEw YORK The World
(Republicam says:
Strong as the Republicans thought them.
selves two months ago, they now begin to see
that the New York election is to be one of
the most holly contested ever known in tie
State. and that they must not any longer rest
their hopes Of success on the divisions and
weakness Of the enemy. If victory shall
finally perch on their standard. it will be
after hard fought battle, in which no mis-
take is made and no blow mis6irected.
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Port Deposit Items.
DISTORTED FOR THE CECIL WING I
Potr Deposit. Sent. 18th

PoEr DEPOSIT, Sept. 18th, go.
Saturday last was the closing day
for Port excursions this fall unless the Their.
mometer rises 80 deg. higher than it indicates
this morning) one of the Bulto. boats taking
party to Annapolis.
Yesterday, the 10Th, was celebra-
ted here by short speech and long race
IN the morning man came to Smiths Hotel
with horse which he offered for sale Vt
Sl25.OO but expressing willingness to take
an ollrr OF $1,000 suspicion was aroused
About O'Clock 4 man rode up and seeing
the horse, dismounted making. this speech:
- W here Is the man who brought that horse
here! Whcreupon the man lett for tie
hills and a race ensued Unfortunately he
escaped. The chasers had muscle but they
could not stay
MIR. Wiley has almost completed
bis new sto,ehouse and will be ready TO re-
celve his friends al the new house about the
Isl Of October.
There is darkey who lives be-
low us on the raver, who comes into the vii
lage, and has shot at sable iuanorata.
besides giving vent TO many awful threaten
Jugs. Would the Jail hold him if he should
be sent over
Monday evening N. w. holland
YVES elected to fill the vacancy in the board
Of Town Commissioners.
Walmsley is here and says 1900
is all we can muster and perhaps not that.
This morning the mercury stood
at 4S.
-One item more. Items sckcned
Oh the 10Th ult., was refused succor,-dies
to-day, aud will be buried Oil the 18th inst.
Ado;.
1--WE hope our friend Items has reconsider
ed his determination to die and be buried. -
We Shall rcgre, TO hear that all efforts TO in
duce him to live have failed. Ed. Hhis.)
ADDITIONAL PORT ITEMS.
PoRT Deposit. Sept. ii, go
Yesterday morning Oliver Grant, an
operator in the Sash Factory. while engaged
running circular saw, brought his thumb
in contact with it by which the nail was
torn off and the end badly lnut,lated. lie
was taken to Mrs. Moore drug store where
DR.. Knight dressed it.
"A house adjoining Maxwell's
Tannery took fire yesterday during the high
wind. 1t was extingui,hcd with little dam.
age. A little Roadway and Middlctown
would probably have been in ashes.
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GThe Wilmington (Del. J Commonwealth

GThe Wilmington (Del,) Commonwealth
says:
The Constitutional Union Men of Delaware,
intend, in short time, to have grand torch
light demonstration in Wilmington. 1t is
expected that not less than one thousand men
from the city OF Wilmington and other por-
tions Of the state will he present; from five
hundred to eight hundred from Baltimore and
fifteen hundred or two thousand from Phila.
delphia. The Bell and Everett men in this
city are anxious for their friends in every
hundred in the county and State that can do
so. to send delegations. 1t is intended to
make arrangements with the Del. Railroad
Company 10 return them home the same
night by an extra train Of cars.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-09-15

MAINE ELEcrIoN.-PortIand Sept. lin
Two hundred and thirteen towns give WASH
burn. Republican, 4S,l47: Smart. Demo-
crat. 35026; Barnes, Wing, l,240, against
in the same towns last year, Morrill,. Repub.
lean. 80 800: Smith, Democrat. 30544.-
The Republican majority is 1881, against
S.Sl6 last year. In an increased vote of
l4,509. there is Republican gain Of 3,O65
The aggregate vote Of the State will reach
l20, 900. about 20, 900 more than last year.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-09-15

No FUSION IN PENNsvLvANIA.-The
straightout Donglas electoral ticket has been
finally arranged. thus committing Douglas
and his friends against fusion. The ticket
includes twelve of the names on the Reading
ticket, including Mr.. Vaux at large.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-09-15

san BRRBvEMENr.--Bu few weeks ago
the family circle Of don. VIM. ii. Purnell
the Comptroller of the Treasury Of Marylands
embraced five interesting children. Disease,
however, recently invaded his household. and
of the FIVE who composed this happy family
group, four now sleep in the arms of death,
and the last lies PROSTATE beneath the hand of
afillction. Diptheria is the disease which
caused the fourth death in the family OH the
Cd inst
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

This is to give notice, that the snbscri-
L her Of Cecil county, hath obtained from
the Orphans Court Of said county, letters OF
Admin stratipn on the personal estate OF
George Gonce, late of said county, deceased.
All persons haHihg claims against the said
deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with thevouchers thereof duly authon-
ticatcd, on or before the 10th day of Septcm-
Der, 1851 they may otherwise, by law, be
excluded froAa all benefit OF said estate
All persons indie Bred to said estate arc
requested to make Immediate payment to
the subscriber. Given Enler my hand this
18th day Of September. ESQ.
JOHN MEREDITH,
Administrator of George Goncc, deed.
Tcst-JAs. AcCAuhEY, Reg.
Sept Is, .IS6O---6w
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-09-15

MoRMoNs ON THE PLAINs.-The Desert
News of August 18th, gives the names of
about sixteen hundred persons who are on
their way to Salt Lake City. Their travel
ing stock consisted Of nearly three hundred
wagons and carts, seven hundred and eighty
six cows, and large humber Of tents.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-09-15

MASSACHUSETTS DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
Springfield. Mass. Sept l2ih.-T The regular
Democratic State Convention to-day was
abandoned to the Douglas men by the with
drawsl Of the other wing. Erasmus ID.
Beach. of Springfield, was nominated for
Governor by reclamation. with a full State
ticket. and electors at large. Strong Doug.
las resolutions were adopted. Tho feeling
was decidedly against fusion.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-09-15

U-Dr W. J.. Cowan has, we learn,
received Commission as Justice Of the
Peace for this '(thrd) District to fiji the
vacancy occasioncd by the resignation Of l..
II. Purnell Esq. who hold. situation in
the Custom uUuse at Baltimore. ~ r'
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Bell and Everett Rally Oh Egg 1ii,I

Bell and Everett Rally on Egg Till.
The friends Of Bell and Everett in the
neighborhood Of the Union Meeting House,
South Milford and New Leeds, will hold q
meeting on Saturday next. the 22nd inst, at
Mafiil's School House, on Egg Hill, to com.
mence at 2 o'clock p N.
JAS. I. MCCULLOUGH ESQ,
WIN. J. JONES ESQ. and
j. W. CLAYTON ESQ, will be present
and address the meeting.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-09-15

ga Mass Meeting of sIse Good Tenn
plars-a new branch OF the temperance organ
iza,ion- to be held to-day in the woods of
Jeremiah llaines ESQ, at Pleasant Grove
Lancaster Co., Pa, 10 commence at 10 oc'k.
A. u. DIR. AcElroy OF Lancaster and others
will address the meeting. The lancaster
Band will be present. Citizens OF Cecil
county are invited to. attend.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-09-15

D>The State Executive Committee of the
Union party of Maryland met on Tuesday
last and perfected the State Electoral tickle,
by substituting Hon. Charles F. Goldsboronsh,
State Senator from Dorchester county, in the
place Dillon. Alex. Evans of this county, as
Elsctor for the Eastern Shore, and the .p.
pointment Of Assistant Elcctor in each district.
The Assistant ELECTORS for this district are
Messrs. J. I. Mccullough. of Cecil, Jas. b.
Ricaud, ofKent, Stevenson Archer of Hartford,
John c. Holland Of Baltimore, and S. X. Gore
Of Carroll.
The reason Of the above change IN the
Electoral ticket, the Baltimore Clipper says, is
the reception, by the Committee, of a letter
from Mr.. Evans. asking to be relieved of his
position as Eector. on account of III health
Mr.. Goldsborongh is an able, eloquent and
enthusiastic Union party man.
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For II. c. BidGle Is, 1t. Of Minute Men Of GO

AMERICAN NATIONALITY NOMINATION. -
The Americans Of Baltimore, on "Wednesday
night last nominated Charles N. Keyser Esq,
for Mayor. The Baltimore Clipper says in
reference to it This nomination " i'll efIectu-
ally silence the cavlIinys Of those who, to aid
the restoration Of Locolucu misrue, profess, d
to apprshend an injudiciuus selection Of can.
didaIe by the Americans and Union mrn.-
1t is unsxcsptionsble. 1t is not susceptible
Of u single objection. II will attract Vt once
the admiration, the appreciation and the vii.
ling support Ct the conservative majority Of
our citizens, aud insure their triulnplan,
SUCCESS i'll the approschin. municipal election.
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U[Thc Republicans Of Baltimore have
Committee Of one from each ward appoint cd
10 make nominations for Mayor and other
municipal officers.
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SifaYed or Stolen.

~t On the 18th instant,a WHITE ant
% BLACK SPOTTED SETTER PUP
.1Ar&3-A liberal reward will be- given to
the return Of sail dog, to-
Ed. TORBERT,
Aug IL. ElLton, Nd.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-09-15

D-From the published reports Of the
Republican gathering at Chsdd's Ford, on
Tuesday last. we see that the following
Cecilians were selected with others as officers
of!he meeting. Absalom Roman and DR..
John Glpiu, Vice Presidents R. F. May
and WIN. Fl. Elder Secretaries. AS Mr..
Elder, who with Mr.. May was not present,
We believe at the meeting referred to, is one
of the Vice Presidents Of the Bell club of this
town, We presume his name was used un.
authorizedly. zc.'
MIR. W. ?. Ewing was present at the meet
ing, and is reported to have "instanced the
fact that Maryland had pelled 10000 votes
for Lincoln" We suppose he said. or meant
to say, it uo,ad % s.. In either case it will
do for the matiAss1 nd T. ,,, ,.'-"-,' ~.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-09-15

GIVE could not find room for Mr..
Touchstone's letter this week. If desired,
it Shall appear in our next issue.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-09-15
samuel Marshall,
IE.N1ISU7

DENTIST,
MO. los WEST SEVENTH STREET bstween
~ Shipley and Orange, WILMINGTON, Del.
s. M. having enjoyed practice in this city
humber of years, with pleasure refers to tho prom
iBsnt citizens generally. lScpt |, lS6O-ly
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-09-15
ELECTORAL TICKET.
Action! Action

The distracted condition of our ancient
enenlies,-the now doub.c-headed loco
focoparty, it is to be feared has induced
a dangerous apathy among the friends
of Bell and Everett in this county,
Elsewhere oyer the: State the tide is
rising,' aud Union men are buckling on
their armor for an old fashioned fight in
which somebody .isso be whipped. Here
there appears to be little or no effort
making. We know there is no lack of
interest as to tie. election of our cmdi-
dates and the stability and perma-
nence of our republican Institutions
We presume, therefore, that this want of
effort arises from an impression that
there exists no great necessity for action,
that the division among our oppo-
nents will Of itself ensure US an easy
victory in November. Is no danger to
be apprehended from this presumption of
security While We are thus confident.
ly and supinely reposing on our arms
may We not be too late startledIby the
cry "the enemy is upon u.s. % We
know that there are calculations being
made of our defeat, and the success of
Breckenridge ip the State. These ex-
pectations of our enemies we have no
doubt have been strengthened, if not
created by the manifest want Of interest
exhibited by US in this campaign. We
do not fear such result of the campaign
in Maryland but let u. be on the alert,
remembering that eternal vigilance is the
price of safety. A thorough organiza-
tion of Clubs in every district i. needle d
Less than two months now remain to
work for victory. What is to be done,
therefore, must be done speedily. An
unprecedented success is within our
grasp. Shall we fail of it for want OF
effort: No! Let every Union loving
man then go to work. Let the districts
organize by clubs; hold meetings; pro-
cure speakers; enligLten the people on the
issues of the canvass, and by all possible
means and efforts. earn such victory in
Cecil, in November, as shall bury out Of
sight the dead and sinking carcass of
corrupt and corrupting democracy.
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CHARLES RUNlPP.

PORTE NOMINATE.
POCKET BOOK AND SATCHEL
MANUFACTURER
MO. ~ NORTH SIXTH STREET, below Arch
~ PHILADELPHIA.
Porte Monnaio, Cigar Gases, Pocket Books
Port Fnlos. Cnbas, SntcbcIs
Dressing Cases, Money Belts, Work Boxes
BANKERS Cases, Purses. Etuics, DC,
WHOLESALE and RET.aIL.
Aug lS80-1y
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PUBLIC SALE

OF Personal PROPERTY. -.
Rf virtue Of ar Order Of the Orphans'
- Court of Cecil county, The undersigned
Administrators will sell at Public Sale, on
Thursday, The 21M dag Of September. inst,
at the late residence OF John " alston, decd,
Bohemia Mills, the following Personal Pro-
perry Of sad deceased. consisting of House.
hold aud Kitchen Furniture. .uci, AS BEDS.
BEDDING, TABLES, CHAIRS, STOVES;
&c. &c.
Also; The following LIVE STOGE, &C.,
vM:-3 HORSES, COWS, l York ~
WAGON, l no-top Buggy Wagon and In
Mill Wagon, Flows. Cultivators, N..
Ok or Log Chain, and other articles not
enumerated. e..
U-Thc Terms Of the Sale as prescribed
by the Court are All INNS under $40 cz,tts
ON sums Of Slo> and upwards, 4 credit of
Four Months, TO he secured by note with
approved security, bcarin Eintcrcst from. tho,
day OF sale.
D-/- Sale to Commence at l O'Clock P.n.
4 CURTIS CORDRAY,l
l.. I. ROBERTS,
Sept Is. lS60-2w Admini.Yraitf!
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The Term, Of this sale are also liberal, and
will be made known on application to tho
undersigned. L. ID. McCLENAIIAN,
Septic, lo60-ts. Agent.
- Village Record, West Chester, Pa;
IntclligcDccr, Doylestown, Pa; Examiner,
Lancaster, Pa, and Cecil Democrat: please
copy, and send bill to the office of The Cecil
Wing.
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NTACKEREL. in Barrels, and Half. Barrels, now
1'l caught in August, 1860. For Yale by
sept 10. 1850. 80 II MAY
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HATS AND CAPS, n good assortment for Fall
Wear, ju. received md for sale by
Sept IL 1860 ~ RF. MAY.
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GIVE clip the following letter in refer.
cnce to the nomination Of Judges fancy and
Nilsson by the St. Mary's people, from the
Baltimore Sun.
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ST. MARY's County. Mp. !
September u, 1850. {

MEssRs. EDIToRs The statement in The
Sun. copied from the St. Mary's Beacon. tina,
d" the fancy and Nelson meeting was attend.
ed by large number Of democrats" was SO
far literally correct: but for the credit and
sanity of the democratic party Of St. Mary S
We would state that not over eight or ten
voted on the resolutions or participated in the
mseting. The movement was considered q
visionary project. and turned out rs might
have been anticipated simply 4 political
lurce.
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TASSINETTS, Wooden Flannes. Cotton Flnn-
oneIs, Muslin. Calcoes. Ginghams, Checks,
Delaines, 6c., de- for sale at bic prices fer
Cash. by Il. +. MAY
sept. Is, 1850. In the " Hollow
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-01-14

aussaten, wutei i'd rem Turdidnittstetras RON So
lnp So %annehme, ausssnun,men, NO las @eieb ben
1%olrlid'e'1 Betrag frirt, mic Bel BEN 0ehalten, 3inlen,
1ilsun9SIcno &C., netit peu @inldranfunsen, welde
i'd Der @eietaetuna All MAIDEN en1pfeble.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-01-14

wiemubl weniser pclRanris, enttalten fit uns ntdt
meniser Grmunteruns. Die iolseupe 1abtQe gilt BITE
grpcrte in Bau9cl,, BlSden ,e. RON gatnueiota an:
gon ct. gnttsns: BON ct. Groar 9tal:
Bretter ......3 1000. 900 Gub. 3o,Qo0.0o0 SUP.
9atten. ....... 100, 900 u 100000 "
Shinpeln .....5,2O0,O 900 100000
BlSde .......3 1000, 900 100000 n
3immertol3. ..9.490,99 =
gDeetp pieiNer Grporte an, geri&iRunssplas:s
SO, 0 ,o0o' 8retter, $500 per 1auieno, $264,0oo.
l9,O00,00W Qatten, $l.25 23,75O'
100000 @dinpeln, $3.50 1880
7l,( 10000 BlDde, a 400 ............284,O00
9,490,993 3immerhcl3 ..........:....9e,649
Su1tl11e ...$ooo,oo
Ser @urueyor bes erlten 9umterzC ~iltritts teriatet
all in ieinem Giltritt amtli4 semartt:
g tDde .......... g. ,S92,23 SUP.
Bretter. ............. 9,l43
u%naemarft (@eidatt) 5000 900 y
Ser @eneral>S urre9or res 2.
Difritts teri&tet:
Bl0de ~.29,382,0o0 y
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-01-14

$34,S00 S25,1OO
Der pti9e getras BON 81 800 1T niht ne Gurd>
lhnitt5z@ussate fir Getalts in Zen leben ,rei SAT-
rem, ~icnrern rtr at9eitaste nah tetetsnren @eisssn
jdhrli6 ericrrerli&e Betrag, ausi&(ieblih rer @stalte
Der 3u&thauste amten.
TrnDS fir observation-disclosures T1Ue: