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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-08
nag The fisheries of the Eastern

Rag The fisheries Of the Eastern
Shore oil Virginia, have been remark
ably successful this season, such guam
titles having been taken that it has
been found impossible to preserve
them; the consequence is that large
quantities have been carted up on the
adjacent farms as manure. At one
haul last week two thousand bushels
of trout were pulled up. The seine
stopped in six feet water, and it being
impossible to land such an immense
quantity, the seine had to be opened
that a portion might escape. One
half were accordisgly let out, and
one thousand bushels pulled ashore.
This occurred in Northampton.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-08

PoLITIcs IN ARKANsAs.-The political
cor test in the Second Congressional Dis
trict in Arkansas, seems to be waxing
warm. Col. James A Jones, formerly
editor Of the Washits Herald, 10 a candi-
date for Congress on his own hook. The
following is his address to the voters:
10 the Toters II the
Second Congregational District
FELLOW CrT1zENs hen was defeated
for Congress in this District two years ago,
I determined never again TO become a can
didate for office in Arkansas. But circum-
stances have since occurred which have
induced me to alter that very rash de-
termination. The people have had time
to reflect, and this "sober second thought"
has no doubt caused them to repent the
choice that they then made. As they
sinned ignorantly, | have, after mature
reflection, thought it nothing but just that
! should extend to them the hand of for
giveness, and permit my name to be used
in connection with the canvass oflS60.-
The increased intelligence Of the country
during tho past two years, leads me to
hope for a favorable result.
have edited political journal in Ar
kansas for the last ten years, and have
been well known as an uncompromlsing
Wing and American of the strictest sect.
| expect to- live and die in the faith. ]
glery in bearing my share Of the odium
that some may attach to the name. Ny
platform is that adopted by the late Bal
timore Convention, to wit
1.-THE Constitution, the Union, and en-
forcement of the laws"
As matter of course, l expect TO be
elected but if il should be ordered other.
wise, | do not entertain any very serious
apprehensions as to the safety of the coun-
try.
Respectfully, JAMES A. JONES.
Camden, Ark, May %, 1850.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-08

No. The greatest victory achieved
by King Victor Emanuel is the con-
version Of Maszini. The fiery apos-
tie Of republicanism has reuounced
his creed and become devoted roy
alist. In his proclamation to the
Siciliaus he says that "tbe events
which have taken place in Italy du-
ring the past twelve months, clearly
show that unity will be no longer
dream but reality, when the. peo-
ple who still groan in chains give a
strong and fresh impulse to events,
and resume a vigorous initiative
He therefore calls upon the Sicilians
to rise from one end Of the island to
the other, and fight like heroes, as
they are in the habit of doing, and
then, he prophesies, this will be VIC
torious. Maszini thus renounces his
long. cherished views, and proves, at
all events, that he is not the imprac.
ticable theorist which he was believed
TO be:
"The government Of the Bourbons
having been broken down, we will
proclaim that which Central Italy
has already chosen, the only one that
can be called Italian, that Of the
brave and gallant King. Let us,
therefore, inscrbe on our banners the
word Annexation Before being a
republican, / was in favor OF unity,
for it appeared to me that republic
alone could lead to it. / was mista
ken. Victor Emanuel made Italy
progress towards that object he viii
lead her to it If the people will assist
him. / thus sacrificed old ideas e
old principles; and with you, Sicll
ians, and with all the other people o.
the Italian peninsula, who will hence
forth form only one nation with you
| cry-Long live Victor Emanuel
King of Italy,"
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CouNrERTKrr Corss.-The New York
Journal of Commerce, referring to the in
creasing frequency Of counterfeiting coins.
makes some startling statements; in fact,
II some cure for such evils Is not devised,
the public will begin 20 seek bank bills ss
m after of safety. A fraud has lately be-
come common, which is stated TO be far
more dangerous than any former one. IL
Is generally prscticed with the eagle. The
piece is split into three parts, and the out
side-shells containing the impression are
separated from the center. The latter Is
taken by the operator, and its place sup
piled by aflling of platina, to which the
outsides are fastened, the edges being re-
milled and handsomely plated. This is
90 well done that very few experts can de
tect the cheat. The eagle thus loses about
81 50 Of its gold, aud remains equally
good for general circulation. The fact that
this Is done at all, and the operation con-
tinued, is proof that II is carried on upon
large scale for the exquisite machinery,
and the skill necessary to success, could
not be prohtably employed except in a
large business. The pieces are full weight
and except through the wonderful in
stinct of rare expert, cannot be detected
as they answer all tests that do not in
volve the breaking or cutting of the coin.
The ,lop nal IF Commerce thinks that there
must be, at this moment, a large number
Of them on deposit in banks, as the num-
Der of bad pieces offered at the Sub Treas
ury has sometimes amounted to fifty or
sixty dollars in single package of five
thousand. There is also dangerous
counterfeit of silver coins, which rings we'll
feels rig hit to the touch, and is good weight.
The New York banks within few days
have become little startled by finding a
spinkling Of these pieces inside their vaults
and public attention is likely 20 be aroused
20 a serious effort to abate the nuisance.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-08

eg- II is stated that q telegram from
Baron Won Brunow, the Russian Ambas-
sador at London, has been received by the
Russian Government, announcing that
Lord John Russell would in all probability
mae no opposition to an inquiry into the
situation Of the Christians in the Turkey.
This supposed scquiescence Of England
has given great satisfaction at st. Peters
burg.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-08

PARoDI.-This fine artistic was in
Boston at last accounts. Cortesi
falling i'll on the evening of the SOth
ult., Parodi replaced her as Luerszia
BOrgia.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-08
BY TELEGR Re- PHI.
TRgMENDOUs sTORM NORTH,
PROPERTY CONSIDERABLY DAMAGED.
LOS g OF LIF e.

Lou,svrtLK, June 5.-A tremendous
storm passed over this city yesterday, and
made its way in q northerly direction,
W here according TO accounts received from
several points above, 1t has done immense
damage to property.
On the night Of the 81 the tornado was
severely felt in the eastern part OF Iowa
and in northwestern Illinois.
The town Of Comancha, Iowa. Albany,
Illinois. and others on the opposite side Of
the river were com pletely demolished
In Comancha, there we're 80 dead bod
les drawn from under the ruins Of build
ings FRUSTRATED to the ground by the VIC
lence Of the wind.
Some twenty bodies were found in Al
bany scattered here and there among the
piles of lumber, brick, &c.
A dispatch from Alton, Illinois, states
that the loss by the storm Saturday night,
exceeds 100000. .
The northern portion Of the State OF
Missouri, 1t is said, suffered extensively.
WHY THE MOUNDS WERE Bum
It is a very singular fact, and one
to which the attention Of our peo-
pie has not perhaps been directed
that the site of each of the cities
of the West and Northwest was
marked Enthusiastically as great
center of population by the earli-
est inhabitants of the continent
The mound-builder, the result OF
whose tolls is VISIBLE on both sides
of the Mississippi near Memphis,
had also an abiding place at Gin
cinnati. The largest mound in the
West is visible from the city of
St. Louis. At Chillicothe, and in
fact near all the cities of the West
whose existence is attributable to
the natural advantages of the To-
cality on which they arc built, and
not the influence of railroads, we
find that the wonderful works OF
the mound builders preceded those
of the Anglo-Saxon. The richness
of soil, the abundance of game. the
accessibility of a given point, OF
the fact that nature made it the
key to a vast and productive int
rior region, all these considerations
induced the mound-builders to for
tify such a place and here, too
doubtless they built their cities
which had been swept over by the
1 waves of oblivion long before Col
umbus set his foot on the island o
Hispaniola.
The mound-builders, in selectin,
sites for their fortresses and burr
al places, were guided by the sam
reasonings which influenced Thu
Anglo Saxon in determining tn
sites of the cities. Population
crowded the localities designated
by the works of the mound build
ers in the distant, impenetrabl
past, Just as it does to-day. An.
man must know that nature pointe
out to the mound builders the pecr
liar advantages of the locality o
} which Memphis is built, and in e,
cry direction they have left unmi'
taxable evidences of their apprec
alton of .the advantages attendar
upon thr peculiar location of tn
city. Not only do all natural cause
cooperate to make this a great en-
,, porium but our people have use
t every exertiQn to render all arti
! cial means OF commerce tributar
to their wealty and prosperity
Memphis Ardianohe.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-08

~ Liveried servants are the rage in
New York, at present, among the fashion
able. Every carriage nearly, shows its pair
of solemn attendants, in sombre uniform,
white choker aud silver hat-band. 'Tisn't
Democratic, butIt is pretty.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-08
SPECIAL TIC Il $

N OTI & f.
TN ORDER TO make room for my Fall and Win
Il ter stock. will sell from this date at greatly
reduced prices the goods have now on hand.
Ladies' in need Of dress goods and millinery arti-
cles, will find II TO their advantage to call and
examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Til0s. h. UC0N0R,
Cor. Laurel aud Third SITS.
NB.-AH those indebted to me will please come
forward and settle withoutfurther notice
iune7-lmdw. TH0S. b. OCON0R.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-08

A Coon SENTNENr.-The Banner
Of Liberty, closes well written ar.
ticle on the politics of the day with
this poetic sentiment:
"only give us sss A time like this demands
Strong minds, great hearts, true faith and ready
hands
Men whom the lust Of ONCE does not tiiii-
Men whom the spells Of once cannot buyl--
Men who possess opinion and q ,etu -
Men who have honorl- who will not lie 2"
"sun-crovnedi who live above the fog,
In public duty, an a In private thinking
Who can stand before . demagogue,
And damn his treacbery without vinkinsl-
For, while demagogues, with their thumb-worn
creeds,
Their large professions, and their little deeds,
Mtnsie in selfish strife-loi freedom bleedsi
Wrong rules the land, aud Ruins vulture fee T.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-08

wASrxp.-An intended bride who is
willing to begin housekeeping in the same
style in which her parents began.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-08

TIAY, CORN AND OATS! The usual
III supply Of this kind Of "flling," always on
hand and for sale at current prices BY
.juns7 JOSHUA BEAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-08
DRAN AND sHORTsi

DRAM AND sHORTsi Now on hand at
ID BeaI's City Feed and Flour Store, choice
lot of fresh bran and shorts (mixed) this feed il
free OF all screenings fc., and though more valu.
able Is being sold at the current price Of ordinary
bran. Always on hand from date.
june7 JOSHUA BEAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-08
AUCTION.

TNHERE will be sold on Saturday, the 9th, at II
Il o'clock A. NJ. at the Court Houss door In
baton Rouge, fine pair Of horses, slsoa buggy
belonging to James. 8. brown. Credit months
II. v. BABN,
iune7-td. Auction eer.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-08
EXTRA FAsIILy
june7-td.

~ The undersigned is now receiving weekly
shipments Of Choice Extra Family Flour. and
that Is out Of the Mill usually but TO days on
its arrival here. Prices moderate.
june7 SOshOA bEAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-08

COFFEE.-Mocbs. Java, Mexican Rio. For
~ sale low 10 the trade.
may22 7. BENJAMIN.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-08
BRASS WORKS.

STEAM WHISTLES;
STEAM GUAGES;
MISS GUAGB COCKS;
cooks PATENT GUAGE COCKS;
GLOBE OIL CUPS, ETC.
Also
Gas Pipe and Fittings Of all sizes.
DELACRI0X, DR0ZGREY co,
june1 Baton Rouge, La.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-08
.s.r RHoprs.

rINHEsE steel rifsd gutts Perchs covered, light,
j strong and accurate, shooting well either
shot or ball AT long range. only . few LETT Tor
sale at MONTAN dMATfAs.
Mayo
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-08

STEAM ENGINES.
nNE EIGHT HORSE POWER with Judson's,
~ Patent Governor, 10 complete running or
der, including . stesmgage.
One twenty horse power set on iron bed plates
DELACRofx AGO.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-08

CtHEss MEN and Bagammon Boards-a fine as
~ sortment just received BY
apr12 ED. WIN. BOGEL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-08
COOKING STOVES.

100 STOVES comprising thirty different pat
lOU terms and sites-Coal, Coke and Wood,
for sale az the lowest prices.
The Coke Stoves comprise four patterns from
the cheapest 10 the fsest--Coke being at 30 cents
"a barrel IL the cheapest fuel for town use.
For country use, one large oven-lsrge wood
tov es are the best out. Call and examine before
going elsewhere. mONTAN malta,
may22 Hardware Corner.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-08

NEW BOOEx-WOMAN'
wi JA FEMME)
For sale at the Post ONCE Bookstore, by
may15 J. MCCORMICK.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-10-13
Tele4r1pbii6e Depei6en.

@ablinin8 attn
timore, II. Oftdbrr.-Die pole Mbltim,
mune bel Der 8etriaeu Staotmabl 1T 27,z
246 @timmet. Die Maioritdt Brcmn's
pes Nnti, Ni6twiGer unp &eformz @anpi=
baten lit 1896.
8erbeerenne6 Geuer.-1 Crop
II. Sct.-Die Stapt murpe beute Morz
gen Don elmer Geuersbrunf beim9eiu&t,
Der 0rS6tsn felt 1854. Cine Gabrif gu BEN
2;e3enl9aften Sen. MaridaQ5 8eb4ri9,
tpuroe odn,li9 3erftSrt. @erluf am Sc
bdure $4,000; periidert au $4,000.
8erluf Der Snbaber 100000. perl&ert
$4,000. Das Geuer %entitauo i'm Yad<
thinner. 200 Mrteiter fino in Gol9e pe8
unolQdefaQes obne Bei&dftt8ung.
@oup. B%tIlarp6's ueber<
reRe.- indianapolis, 10. Set. - Die
9etde @oup. @tIarrs murpe beute Mor>
gen auf einem Special< 3uSe mad Hew<
NltanY CUR 8eerpi9un9 9ei&oift. IS
8ele:tete, i1e 3ur @ruft Die Mtli;z@ ompa'
MEN, Der @tart. bic rpzGeQow'6, Grei>
maurerlosen unc cine 9roee Nn;abl 8lr@
9er. Den 9anjen Sag iiber merren ale
balte @tunren &anonen r%99efeuert.
Nem>gort11. Set. - @m. 9aQ
ermorrete 8eiteru feline Grau in @olr>
ltro6e.
Col. ureYa wurce 9eitern Nteno
pom ben OiF3ieren unp @olooten ietnes
&eaiment8 Cd NIT einem illbernen 21>
feliervtce i'm @ertb Don $4,000 teidenft.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-10-13
NeuetatlirtcS
ef6Gft.
@eDra 8enh

Smporteur unr @ro6z uno &%leinb&neler
Don aus ieinem 0eturtsort Onbofen innrortirtsrR
Reteniaft pom ueri@ieoenen Sabrsansen, ais:
ORbofer- 1s54sr 5000 per Glai9e,
1857ser O.75 y q
1858ser 100 y y
p.rtauft tisIelten bel ptr gallon, bsiua Dusens
6lalten ODER rer Gin3elnen, beim @9uppeu, bal.
ben 99pppen uno 0la6 in ieiner
@eiuffmbe, 9ritte Gtrafc.
3wil9en Dtarfet> u. Walbins.on' Ctr.
I'M 8alement BON Gren@'6 Steineebdube.
Dessleiden 1T bort iteta au babeu:
Neatsr S&we5er uno 2imbur8er &dit.
9irin9e, SarceQen u. @aroinen.
Gsrnu: Nuss1ei@netes w%ittsbureb ate
uno Vorttr, unb feline QitSre sea aQea
Wrteu. ~rs.r..la
@pwie enblih Mles. mas man In elmer ,prbI.
e;nasri9teten @eintute gu fupeu e~rpartet, eiu-
lhlieBli9 elmer ereelenten st~ .
9a1annasG iearrc.
Dorfsbenbes If Naes gut unb in rei@er Glae
rorratbis Rel ~, -, .# T.
@eors Beng.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-10-13
Dcutlhc M0entnr,
Mrbeits : Na6meiIunaSc, GcrreIponoen3<,
pa0ase< unc M~otariatsz@ el&aft
6. 6. &npbelSbprAi
Gde uou St. MntbonY> uno W abalbam'S traBe,
6atut pau, Winn.

Mrbeit uno engagement pirs ioweel pt'b.
t6en Dienttoten ais maunli@en M~reen'uVeaoe y
uadaewie1eu n ine @rbettgeeefnno
Mrbeitju freunolt@F e1l"~"
~ meinerOffice spr3uipre@en:
:" %r;efe unS Hotumtnte jisrsr' 4rt, a!s gea.
moo,ten S%orteuibeiue, GelVonen, 3au1seontta11e
unp SerpfGuonugen perpen pom M" !" '"S''"''
unp ceuti1er 5p1a9e aussefsrt'et. q, m..,.x
Eomn1i jiioneu jeper M1t. ). .. ~a!!up'
,ro nerirrsusr Nraat- uno Guni9ranten- @uter,
S% ns Golsctiren bon MuBenianben. eas 9tsnten
unp Gerreuteu Yrn 9duieru unp Storee, ee e.
5orouuo pou Ya0en fura Mualano. lew1e eW p..
,ab1uu1 BON Garen uuo 3inlen in vt'n"el0'a 's'
lproe ib eewi0enbaft u"o bilia: ..am,
Eo1cctipucu prn @rb19aTten uno lonl'Sea
jprperu asu in Deutl9lauo ben't1e .p p. WV
mitteln Mupeiluugen uno Nouma@su, VIZ!
lestere it lelbit 3uuerlalls "ne,teue n"I ~.
trforberlite con ulottlW osg."""
biauua fir baS YreuBtl@e ~" 49,
n Milmaufee NIB anoere WV W.
tr~etenrn 6 on iulate bele19S m,xt.r
Mls Nsent fur elm 3upcrlalF9es -. S;6; Va,n
0auts uno Ya6aaebaus )te9e !p gus 't ., r,hMrn
Na0aeefheine dur Me.ls " rrn gormi;d;T
Bre,neno unu 9aure per Sege!' uno 0""'p',v.n
n,h SION. Mprf oper Auebed unb Don oprt naV
st. paul.
Sima,nhlEno BON @elbern ae9en Aut1'
% onsn Mso,ureu Ieutl9lanps uno BE-
TDrrere c,:..~ am ,,rh
nab europa. u.. ... mna.
Seee briei i&s gnfraee, msl&e mt s.aef yor .
oete Serermonn unentgelelite MuetunI1 ""0 9'"'9
IN allen Wel9Iitsane slsstnbeltsn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-10-13

@arnun9.-Die Supporter Tirrna "Sanlen
9aa uup Merdle' in New yort beauftrastc uns
trieR;&, itre @el9dftaanseiee in unler 8latt ein-
auriden uno peripra@ prompte 3atluna. Wir
nabmtn bic Mn3eiee auf, warten absr trcB per-
ldiebener Mnmabuuneen bis beute persetens auf
.@olb". aDir marnsn unieEe beuti@ee Gc0esen
Don Der Iasespre1e biermit Dor iener Girma, ols
elmer, bic 3u elauttn i&sint, Is lei ni@t ebrlos
une aemeiu, einen Druder UNI ieinen Irbeitslebn
III t~etriiaen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-10-13

sat. Ginaelnt Bireer babsn btrtits fir 25-4O
@opien Sober iubieribirt. @ir slauten. Is tpdrt
bem bie0s.n rbeutiaen gt!!fin4 seluneen, fir bas
Don inn berausessebtne psutf@e pamptlet aber
Minnelcta feiuer :33eit bel Der 3anbelsfamu,er Elm
@lei&es ~ erlanstn, penn nidt etnaslne etuti&e
MeibbdmmtI bi ;3eiten tafair eeiorst baatten.
bas Dert&en bel ben ameritantrn un, ieinen pobl-
sertienten Greeit ~ brinsen. Die Gcpien BON rem
@bee,d'j&eu @erfe r@inneiota. its place among
tbe states", tptl@e iest pom Saint geul 9arstrn
aneetauft perpeu, Ins CUR gerieneuue mad benz
Onen be(fiutrnt. - .Ea#L 8@J 54.5. - ~.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-10-13
Il. <NQ6rt6tem.

3mei Mmenocments CUR Sonititus
ton BON 0finncfota. Ssi Der nd@l1en
@taatswabl 1T uber Mnnabme unp @srperfun .
Der folsenpen Qmsnrements at3uRimmer, te mir
biermit ben @timmeebern in Der ueberissuns por.
lesen. @ie Is bel bisier Mtitimmuns sebaltsn
werren icu, iast Gas @eits, mel&es mir ben
Wmenrsmtnts tul9en la6sn.
Enhancement 3ur @srfursunB Der Sibun>
gen rer @ett9ebunS ouf 60 Sage.
Cine Mtts, sntbalteao einen @ori&las our Nb-
Gnberune poa Dirt. 1 Der 6 Contribution res Staates
MinneI ota.
g. lei bisrmit bur& bic @eeBsetune bes @taa'
tes Minueiota uerfust:
@ttbeiluus /. Ios fclsenbe Enhancement 'p'te
biermit ,ur YerSfentli&uns unb Mrnabuae oeer
Uermsrfuns bur9 eas BOLT in uebntinlin'mune
nit Ittb. / BON DIT. IL Der Contribution in 0cr'
ialas setra@t; nam!i@:
Da6 ~ Mttb. 1 pcn Dirt. 4 Der Grnititution
bes Staates Gin j3uiaS in ben tplssapen Wortsn
sen1aGt &perbe:
vNber feline SiBun0 iou lter cie Belt
BON le9e3i9 Ia9en blnaue pausrn."
Das obise Mmenpement lrQ hen @abl.r m bes
@taats bei elmer MabI poree!sst mereen, wsl@e
am erRen Dienlas uad hem erlten Montas bss
Nppember, als am G.. Nopember 1860, in BIN per"
1&isoeuen @ablpitrittsn res @taates absebal1en
aereen fol-. Die @timmset.el bel eer Ssnanntsa
@abl iolen lauten wie folet:
Diejenieen 3u 0unten tss Mmsneements rGa'
@ertur3uns Der @eisBeebunseFsua9em 9a". ILL.,
hitting tbe 2esislatiSe ~leilrns, gss) Dielenieeu
eeeen tae Nmsnoement rsur @ertdrsuny Der 0t'
lessebuneafBuneen, Mein." Gie Yols wereen
bel Der eenannten @abl 5u ~terielben @tunoe &C.
Sfnet unp ee19lrTeu, uno bic Wabl mire in her'
lelten @eile absebalttn une anse5s'st, s'e 60 h"a
@eles fir bic Wabl pon@ taatsteamten tenimmt.
Die @ablteri9te ioaen in Der @eiis sema@t uns
uuterei9uet meroen, wie Is pos @tlsB fir Gia'
lenbuug esr @ablberi9te an bic peri@ieoenen 8f"
| aunten %perflat. @ie ipQen pom Der Gcmmillcr
fir Yrufung rer @ablberi&te (Bcart Of @anpal
5ers) inuerbalb 40 Iasen na@ ber senannter
| Wabl seprift mereen u. wenn Is il4 berauslte(lt
bab cine Majpritat Der etstnwartieen unp tim
menpen @abler tas v%orsel@laeene Mmentemen
auaenummen baten, 10 ipa ter @cueernsur bieles
n,ittels Yroflamaiiun tefannt r'adsn> sas Ame"'
pement Der Contribution etnrerleiten u. bic Wabl'
terihte 1T Der Offee bts @taatslsfretars espeni'
reu.
Mbtb. 2. Diele Mtte lpQ na& ibrer paI'rnnt
In Araft treten.
@neenommen, 10. Mdr3 1860.
Nltr, &am(eY.
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R Muf cine i'm Mamen tes teuti@en repu'
tlifaui14en 0lubs Don 9errn 8es an 9rn. Wu-
Illus, leu.> ecri@tete Mnfraas, Oh unb wann bes
peutl&e republitauii&s Ganoitat fir Wabln1ann,
Herr Yianoer, feline Stumpreiie rurG ben @taa1
antreteu merbe, antmortete 3err @iQius jun. In
MbweIeubeit 1eines Brueers, Ct babe BON eteiem
erfabreu, bab 3err pianter am 10. b. 81. ieine
Heile teaiuuen merhe.
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OUR HOUSE

e. 8. Qabr S g. Sttt,
neu unb eeiamaduoQ einseri@ttes
HelfQurQttDn6< unb SalDDn~
Gtabli1emcnt,
0rttte Strafe {,
seeenlb:r benz @aHeniaal Der ~. 8uarbs",
ct. paul> Wtinn.
Die r1nterSeidneten MAIDEN biernit benz serebr-
zen reuti&en V"blifum RE ereebenite Mnaeise, baB
lie in Dem obeneenannten Gtabli6enent ftets auf'
n,r,en tSnaen NIT
talten unb parmeu mablaeiter, auf's Beite
3uhereitet;
rortreHlidem Qaeerbier unb 1on(ti.
geu @etranten aQer Mrt;
ben feiniten 9apanna'
Gigarren,
ic,pie tab tic uhsrbnupt MQes aufbieten, ibre &per'
thsn 6dj { na9 @uul9 au beri:uen.
Qabr u. Gitt.
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.St. 2puis Grban9e,~
(fruber Dafptaz 5ouje)

Gdeber fort. II. g t: Nntonpfrabe {,
e%essniber benz ~@inslrwbouit."
. l1nteraeihnetcr empIeblt hermit ieinen Nreun-
unp rem berebrten Yublifun1 Minneicta's ltin
Is bequsn, einseri@tetes Sat- uub aotbaus.
&ei1enbe. lomie Buareers fnren CUTE Bewirtb'
ne unc miro es u1ein eifrisies 9etreten iein.
1eben mid 9eebrenoen 3ufrieoea 5u itelen.
! Cute @taaune befnret ld tei'm 5aule.
49, n5enrY Danger.
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Ntbt 3u UberIeben !


Die lnteraei&ueten empTneeu uus .parten
i'm Yauf BIS @cmmer6.
friiebe Senbun9en /:
BON mpbllamedenben Gafee'S unb 4bee'S
0emlrasn. Chocolate. &i@orien, 8etr. Atpfeln.
auseesti&uet i&Saeu tlrtil&en 3 petl&eu,
@at3en9rie6, ~.. .a,
3afer4rQbe,
a perl9raupen,
r ,.s. Saoo,
neuen bolantii&en 3drinsen, beim Ga69en
beuti&em @enf unp anoern ~
@rpcerte>@aaren,
ienie Maud=, aaus uub &dnupf.Gaba.
Fen. aud balten mir @&uei3erfGie, 5arpines,
@al3iarpeqtn unb feline &isarren porratbie unt
oTeriren ~pielelbtn fir ben @roB> unb Rleiaban.
bel III kiQisen spreiitn.6 @s@S @}'EE
G.. waul, g.! april 1860. t@@ 30 ~ III
~eA ii - pfauiu& u: paak
3te straee, ueben Der &tr&e.