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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-26
EarthauunI,e.

New YoRk, April 25.--Adviees~ from st.
Marks, San Domingo, state that the recent
shocks of earthquake extended to that place,
where several buildings were demolished and
other damage done. During the shocks the
inhabitants abandoned their houses and slept
in the Streets III lis supposed great damage
wss sustainedi In other plaoesa Shocks were
felt by yesselsin the harbor, causing them TO
oscillat6 Violently t.rtqb WsF fsHfpl 7Ut1
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Law RfBtsoRT.



GENERAL TERM.-Clark vs. Adler A writ
Of error 10 reverse decision rendered at
specihl term, in consequence of the Court
dlsmissing an order Of attachment. Judge
Storer announced the opinion of the Court,
dismissing the writ.
j. and y Sleyin and others u.s. Darst and
Hersheltode. Affirmed by Judge Storer.
s. Beninger Cs. O. +. Schafstall and others
on error. Judge Hoadley in announcing the
decision, said IL was one of those cases in
which the action of the jury must necessarily
be final, and affirmed the Judgment Of the
plaintiff.
Atwood ps. Heidelback, Seasongood 4 Co.
Case remanded to special term by Judge
St0rer for amendment of pleadings.
Burton gs. Mcknight. Judgment affirmed
by Judge Hoadley.
Deland, Gossage & Cuyler ps. Doughty.
Petition to reverse Judgment at special
term. in which Doughty recovered. for a
breach ofa contract of service. Judgment
affirmed by Judge Spencer.
J. N. Walker vs. S. J. Brown. Opinion by
Judge Hoadley, certifying the case TO the
Court below, advising them to sustain the
demurrer to the first Court, of the answer,
and to overrule the second.
Foley, administrator, Us Barrett. To re-
verse judgment rendered on the verdict of a
jury Petition counts on breach of contract
TO deliver property. Judgment reversed by
Judge Spencer and case remandedfor further
proceedings. af ..,
SPECIAL TERM-BEFoRE JUDGE HoADLEY.
John Fuchs vs. Hatch & Langdon and The
Commissioners of Hamilton County. f. is a
Judgment creditor Of H. & L., and has levied
on large quantity of land, upon part of
which the County Commissioners hold q
mortgage for $4,000, to secure them for the
balance ofdeposits made by the Treasurer in
the Bank. The Judgment creditors claim that
the mortgage held by the Commissioners is
invalid. First-Because the mortgage is not
acknowledged upon the same sheet of paper
upon which IL was written; secohd-because
the Commissioners had no power by law to
take the mortgage. IL was further claimed
by the judgment creditors that the Commits
sioners held good bond to secure them for
the debt of H. & L., as well as the mortgage;
and If the latter is valid, that the Judgment
hen-holders should be subrogated TO the
position of the Commissioners under the
mortgage. .,u.
R. L. McCook and NJ. F. Force for cred
itors; Ferguson for Commissioners; Mathews
for securities on bond. r
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olution Of coincidence with his family was
adopted. . Au'' 'n.''I
1t was also resolved to accompany the
remains from the Mills House 10 the boat
Immediately after the adjournment.
The Convention then (at seven o'clock ad-
iourned ftf d.. VA tiI nr.H' HI.
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Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana
.s'.i.9.. -uniYr1y Railroads. I. .I..LlI 4I.t

TOLEDO, April 25!--At the annual election
to-day of the Michigan Southern and North
ern Indiana Railroad Company, the following
Directors were elected; Albert Hayemeyer,
Allen Campbell, Milton Courtright, J. H.
Ransom and Henry Keep, of New York;
Elisha NJ. Gilbert, of Utica; Hamilton White,
of SYRACUSE Nelson Bardsley, of Auburn;
Stillman Wilt, of Cleveland; Jno. S. Barry
of Constantine; Phelo Morehauve of Elkhart
NJ. L. Lykes, jr, of Chicago, and VIM. Will
At a subsequent meeting of the Directors
Elisha NJ. Gilbert was elected President, anC
Mr.. L. Lykes, jr., Vice President. .,,-f ,
The officers and employees of the Company
presented the retiring President, Geo. Bliss
Esq, beautiful service Of plate, with a com
plimentary letter signed by all the subordi
nate officers and a large number of the en-
ployes. '1s t..7l W ''.
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From New 0rienn..

NEW ORLEANS, April 25.-The warehouses
burnt at Algiers involve loss of $4,000.
Advices from Arizona, the 7th inst state
that the Convention held at Tuscon for the
organization of provisional government,
was very enthusiastic. DR.. 0wings was
elected Governor, under the new constitu-
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City News.
MEETING on rnE DIREcrons or rHr Sourn-

MEETING OF THE DIREcroRs OF THE SouTH-
WESTERN LUNATIC AsYLuM.-The County
Commissioners yesterday authorized the
County Auditor to notify the Directors and
Superintendent of the Southwestern Lunatic
Asylum to meet them at their Office in the
Courthouse, on Friday afternoon, athalf-past
nine o'clock, at which time business Of i'm
portance connected with that institution
will be brought up for discussion.
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GaoyER Il BAKER.-The ''Grover & Baker
Sewing Machine merits the highest recon-
mendation. purchased one ofthemin 1866;
it has been in constant use ever since. From
the experience have had with other ma
chimes, / would give "Grover & Bakers the
preference. Respectfully la. ". i Ir
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Outward hound. IN,

NEw YoRK, April, 25.-4The Royal Mail
Steamship lPsrsia sailed to-day for Liverpool
She took New Orleans mails q sSs y AK and
telsgramslp the,R4thil .ao1bgH ltgl .9niiae
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-26
IRON Ne,wr Yonrk..

New YoRK, April 25.7-The bark Charlotte
AVdy was yesterday seized, on suspicion OF
fitting for a slave voyage yal
COMMISSIONER under the Paraguay Treaty,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-26

TERpsIcHoREAN.-The Losantiville Lodge
of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows
give grand ball and festival this evening, at
Melodeon Hall. Ample preparations have
been made to render it in every respect
pleasant affair, and we doubt not they will
be eminently successful.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-26

AUCTION SALES.

A LOTION sALF-BY KELLOGG VIII.
n LIAMS, Sale-rooms ~ and ~ East Third.
Large Pawnbroksrs sale of pnredesmed Pledges, for
and continuing until all is sold consisting Of great
number Of splendid Gold and Silver Watches. Gold
parel Guns, Pistols, Instruments of various kinds,
making In all large and valuable stock.
APPS n r.--. ~. A. KELLOGG, Auctionser.
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WEEKLY REPORT OF THE CITY AUDITOR
The City Auditor last night reported to the
City Council the following exhibit of the
receipts and expenditures of the city for
the week ending last Saturday, together
with the amount remaining in the Treasury
at that time. t no. '...l ... y
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NEWPORT NEWS.

ARMY ISTELLIGENcE.-Col. T. NJ. Winston,
Of this city, recently appointed Payy-paster 70
''. 80 I'M. M - ",..t
ouhDAf ENoUHSloN-hL i I'M ne fferry yVoa. v'Ne,h-
San WI !ease lns terJy lpii.tsg eg Oh
ounuay morning neHsi ~ nlls . eloGh' ior an
excursion % u a up sne hlchins ''0he VIII return
again IN tne AFTERNOON
ARREST OF SwNpIER.-A man ihamed
Daniel Pierce, who resides on Monmouth
ing Bridge, by officers HorsfGl and Butts, and
lodged in jail, on charge OF swindling Fem
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-26

BosTos, April aB.T-fhe Schooner Sailor re-
ports the occurrence OF an eaPthquake at st.
Marks, Hayti, on the 'sth, No damage was
done
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-26

ENOR SALE-MEAT AND PRODUCE STORE
n Well situated, and doing good business. A per-
son wishing to invest small capital in this bus-
peas will find IL to their advantage to call at 112
Fifth-street, between Vine and Race, where infOr-
nation may be had. ap2i-b+
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LOST.
PERSONAL.

UDER SONAL.-Ift the person who took the jew
III elIy from 220 West Court street, on Friday
evening, April ~, will return the Loeiet and fin
Containing the miniatures Of absent friends, marked
h. A., L. d., no questions Will be asked, ap2b.b+
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LETTERS DETAINED FOR WANT OF POSTAGE

ID. Vrooman, Springfield, Ohio.
Geo. Umhle, Acadia, Ohio.
Elizabeth h. s. Strong, Gambler, Ohio.
Adam Moses, Adamsville, Ohio.
Putnam, Pool & Co., Harmar, Ohio.
VIM. Poland 4 Co., Chillicothe, Ohio.
=. J. Jones, Antwerp, Ohio.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-26

MoRE SoUrHERN "CHivALRY,"-At recent
meeting Of the citizens of Greenwood, Miss,
one Arthur MoCallum was ordered TO- leave
the town within twenty yrfonr' hours, OF suffer,
sympathywi;h the notorious traitor Old John
Brown,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-26

MOST BURNT TO DEATH.-A girl about fifteen
years of age, named Eliza Jane Moore resid-
ing at No. IL Union-street, was so severely
burnt yesterday about noon that IL is thought
she can not live. AT the time of the accident
she was standing with her back toward a
charcoal furnace, from which her clothes took
fire, and before she came to realizing sense
of her situation her entire body was envel-
oped in flames. Her screams-for she was
the fire was finely, with considerable diff
Guilty, extinguisred, but not before her limbs
back, abdomen and chest were crisped and
charred in the most shocking manner. Med
ical aid was Immediately called, and every
effort made to relieve the sufferer but it is
hardly probable that she win recoyeffrom the
effect OF the red embrace she has been COM
pelled to endure. -.t ...t.vi f....
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NOR SALE COUNTRY. .sEAT-Being abO,

NNOR SALE -COUNTRY-SEAT-Being about
n to give up housekeeping for time I.offer for sale
my present residence n Ayondale, situated in the
miles from the present corporation line The grounds
comprise nearly three acres, and pleasantly roll
ing They are shadedlb lby fine forest trees Of nearly
twenty different Varieties and we'll laid out and
improved with walks and drives, and well planted
with ornamental shrubbery and fruit-trees of the
mos. approved kinds. The house is nearly new, of
the Italian villa style Of architecture built of half
furred, to secure perfect dryness and equal
temperature 1t is also lighted with coalgas, (made
on the premises, at IA merely nominal cost, and is
finished throughout in the very best manner. res
eryQir IN the tower or Bevidore connects with the
bath-roon and lower portions of the dwelling. The
outbuildings consist of carriage house and stable
stone etc. ne well Of soft water csterns
both at the house and stable and stream through the
back part OF tho grounds give an ample and never-
falling supply Of water. For terms, ETC., apply at
the EAGLE IRON WORKS, corner of Canal and
Malnut.streets, or at SMITH & NIX0N'S Piano
Rooms, 04 w. Fourth-street. -. r.
sp23-aw o. W.K. NIXON.
INQR SALE-CARRIAGES 900 worth Of
- Carriages and Buggies, better styles and cheaper
than they can DO bought in Cincinnati. All work
warranted for year, and best of city references
given. Terms cash. No. 3 East Sixth street, Gin.
ap4-am JOHN A. SHANNON.
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I Denisl Hardy was killed by an infiriatsd
bull, In Delaware County, N. Y, on Saturday
last,
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FOR SALE.

WC0R SALE-NEwPORT LOTS-Ten very de-
n sirable Building Lots, on Patterson, Lowell, and
the neigh boring streets, 2j by 100 feet each Inquire
at the City Passenger Railroad Office. ap2j-cw
ESOR SALE-VALUABLE PRoPERTY-Lot
II Is feet by 100 deep, with brick house of ten
rooms, on Ninthstreet for 900 cash or 81 900 cash.
balance in six equal annual payments.
ALSO-Two brick houses with lot 20 feet by 100
deep, in the western part Of the city, for S3j0O
renting for 500 per annum, by
w. H. PHILLIPS,
Real Estate, Note and Bill Broker
ap26 SO West Thlrd-street, Cincinnati.
INOR SALE-TERRA GOTTA STATUARY
n DOGS, URNS, VASES, &c -Of every descriptions
suitable for ornamenting buildings, parks, gardens
yerds, cemeteries, etc This work IL equal In every
j. II. FEsSENDEN & CO.,
Rp25-aw+ l24 West Third-street.
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ClTY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LAST NIGHT.
The City Council met at the usual hour, Pres
ident Terrence in the Chair. Minutes of the
previous meeting read and approved. .N
Mr.. Weasner presented resolution to block
the square bounded by Freeman, Baymiller,
Clark and Hopkins-streets. Adopted
Mr.. Snodgrass presented similar resolu-
tion to block the square bounded by Western
avenue. Freeman, Poplar and Maple, which
was laid on the table. .... i..I. q
Mr.. Won Seggern presented aresolution au-
thorizing the Board of City improvements to
place two gas lamps on Franklin-street, be-
tween Sycamore and Broadway. Passed
Mr.. johnson presented a communication
from Mr.. Marshall, stating that he was about
to institute u suit for damages for $3.50,
caused to his property at the corner of Plum
and Front-streets, by the overhowing of the
gutter during heavy rains. Referred to Law
Committee.
Mr.. Mack presented a communication from
the Union Cricket Club asking permission
from the City Council for the use of the Or
phan Asylum lot. Referred to Committee on
Public Grounds. ~
Mr.. Cunningham presented O communica-
ton from Harry Caldwell Il Co. asking to
lease one hundred and fifty-fve feet of the
city wharf at the foot of Fifth-street, for the
annual rental of $500, to be paid quarterly.
Referred to Committee on Law. .t
Mr.. Weasner presented a resolution author
izing the Committee on Claims to borrow the
sum of 5000 for the use of the Watch Fund
during the month of May. Carried.
The same gentleman also presented an Or
dinance to appropriate the sum Of $4,000
from the city Treasury to pay the current
expenses of city government during the
month of May. /"
Mr.. Toohy introduced an ordinance instruct
ing the Committee on Fire Department to
confer with the Trustees of the German
Catholic Institute, corner of Vine and Cen
ter-streets, and see if a new watch-tower can
be erected on it. Carried.
Council then went into Committee of the
Whole for the purpose of considering the
ordinance regulating city affairs, in accord
ance with the Ferguson bill. Mr.. Weasner
in the chair. NJ
Mr.. Marsh moved that it be considered
seriatim. Carried.
The ordinance relates principally to the
making of contracts by the City Auditor and
Board of City improvements, and has already
been published in full.
Mr.. Hurst presented substitute ordinance
little fuller in detail than the one offered
by Mr.. Noble, but in reality not materially
| different. He moved to strike out all aftei
section one of the Noble ordinance, and insert
the substitute, which was lost. The Commit.
tee then arose. i - y
Mr.. Mack moved that the ordinance go te
its engrossment. Carried. .tLl
| The ordinance was engrossed and passed
by a vote of ayes 20, nays7.
| Mr.. Noble moved that the ordinance au'
thorize the City Solicitor to file a petition il
the Supreme Court for the appointment o
Commissioners to build an engine-house a
the corner of Freeman and Ninth-streets
After much discussion the ordinance wa
| passed Council then adjourned, ,...
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"ANTED-To AVOID CATCHING COLD
oNvvM Get this valuable information at J0HNs0N'S
Ten cents, or richly -colored, large, whoe-sized
Picture, in gilt frame, fit to adorn the parlor,
Tor 81.
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"ANTED-PAINTER Eight or ten irst-rate
No. Burnet House.
apa5-c II. CUMMINGS.
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WANTED-A number of hands, to make paper
.Hv match boxes at their residences Apply ut the
SHANGHAI MATCH FACTORY, corner Of Thir-
teenth and Holman streets, Covington, Ky. Also a
German girl, 10 do housework apZ3-bws
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LATEsT .pYr rnTELNGRAPH.
Cincinnati Platform Rejected |

AffEAI.. 10 rhE coFroN srArEs.
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:" ANTED-A young man to assist IN the Am
w brOtype business. He must be of gentlomanly
haDits and good address have good references, and
De willing TO travel. Salary only sufficient to pay
expenses while learning. Apply, In the early part Of
aud Main ap25-bs
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-03-24

Cine ieltene 6eleeenheit bili9 3u
faufcu.
Der @tcd unb bic Ginri9tung zines Gi9arrcn-
ge1tdits 1T meaen Qltreiie ron bier na9 be:.
Often segen Yaar biQig gu Yerfaufen.
5opanna Gi9arren Das Iauleno 3u $1,000
Glib II. 5aYouua QDnereS y. Iauleno 1900
@lar Gonncctitnl Gilt per lauleno 400
Slorioa uuo Savanna GaltiaaS pber
Gattenlbwdn3e 1900
Die Iabade BON better Gualit1t. Bpttens BE-
rubmten pbilarelphia Sdnupftobad gu 20 @ts.
bas pfunb> Gireinia 9autabade, bic telten
8ranre. Savanna uno Gpunectieut 8ldtter-
Iatadc. MQe Sprten gut.
Sbenesnannte Mrtifel iInc i'm @an;en Dter
Ginselnen gu verfaufen in msinem @tpre, Np-
bertitrabe, 3wilten Der Yierten unp 1lnften, &C.
aeniiber benz vWetern- 5nu le."
@olonbalter uuo 9ietbater BON guten Gigarren
merren wpbl tbun> bel benz ll"nter3el4neten 0or3u-
5pre6en.
SlbSS 5. q. 2ur11en.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-03-24

No@ 3pei Teuer.-Der Geuerlarm i@eint
gar niDt u1ebr aufbUren 3u uolen. Nittmo@
Mit.ae brannte Muberlon's auferwerfia an eer
g., in Der Ndbe Der ct. Yeter Strabe, nieber.
neblt benz Meiten pas barin war. @erluf bes
8eisers $3.50.
Greitae 9eeen 6 ubr morsens perbrannte bas
Boarpiu9bau5 Der Mrs. @larfe, 6. @trabe> am
6ueel eele9en. @s purbe Yiel 5au1ratb 5er(tprt
unp paS @ebaube, Elm oroBes Grame> mel9es un-
sefabr $4,000 mertb fem mag, it nur nit $3.50
er{ldert.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-03-24

Wer einem @dbler, her nidt leien fam, Elm
1idet ;uiedt une i5m psib naGt. baB aneert
Namen earauf ieben ais barauf iiab, rter >uer
einem @abler iein 5idet straightforward YER
tauidt, tetcmmt BON 6 Mpnat Ills 1 Sabr @toats-
sefGnsniB lei barter Mrteit.
Sp lit has neue Nesinrireeieb,
@rtt 3eb', baB es nidt werb' en tSies Nek>
D'rin lb Der ehrenbafte @atler f1n9t,
Dur9 es1en Mo1deu leidt Der 9latte S9uft f9
trangt.
N11pn
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-03-24

Die na@ie gerfeauns Der &balia-a ter
bas rei@e prosramm b~erielteu Febe bic An3eise-
it gum Benef3 unieres Rittirsers @reb, beltn
sutem spiel unb Offer fir infer 2iebbatertbeattr
mir l9on 70 ,uanaeu @enu6 nerbanfen, tab mir
ibn1 bur& jablrei&es Gri&einen an ftinen 8eue-
f,abtub eineu 8epeis unierer A@tuns uub Daut-
bartlett ~ eebtu ui&t&utrlaRtn ipQteu. 4.
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Odnf111ltnQ.

Serrn Doctpr &ieser unb SO b. Otto,
heutIde 5ebamme, tanu id nid't umb'n, bicrmit
DTentli9 Mrertennung III Sclen fir tie mtiner
Jrau tsi ibrer i4meenn &ntbinrnns Yen brei Sim
bern ~eelsiitete rrpfelIcneQe 5ilfe. Nur eer &C.
%eieneteu Yebaurlune meiner 6rau vpn @eiten
ber @erounten fann i6 es Suldreitea, eoB meinen
&incern bic Muttsr uub mir bic @attin ni1t
pur9 ben 5pb e%ntrilen murce.
ubtpi ii WeiG.
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0e11 XQrmern

aur Nadridt, saB pom erfen shouting int @pril
eb W,ebmorft in Sb,fcpee obsebolten mirb unp
70 aud jecen erten Montas in ben fclseneen Mo-
naten- g. merren baber bic AGufer uno Ser
taufer BON 0isb eriu9t, lb bier ein3ufnpen.
Sbatopee, i'm WGr5 1860.
Gas Gpmtte.
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WuTDrberunQ.

lie Mit9lieser pes beutlden lantmirtbidafh.
@ereins Ycn Namley County wercen aufseforpert,
@amltaa ben "a. rs., Na9mittaas 2 ubr, Nd
int Soule tes 5rn. 9. Safer einsufnren, inrem
1ebr p%rinssnpe 0ei4afte our Yeratbuns v%crliesen.
S6bS7 . rYorNanp.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-03-24

E5@ 3eute Abenb bel @eors Beng i9Dne 9us>
i9ten auf Grperbuu9 zines tuertbpuQsn @tid
Meuhles fir tpi0tni&aftli@ ~sebilbett 9aussatet
eter SunseeeQen, nsbit famoier Ruit &c. @ebt
unb iebt> Oh eu@ Gurtuna nod bolb unb bic Grtute
aeipraen 1T. ss.-... fI e. r.-...-~.L
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Deutl1eS
Stcc> &pmIulat.

Or llnter3ei@nete tsno@ri9tist biermit bae
teutl4s Yutlltum, RAP er rcn
5errn 8. Don 8aumbad> in Mtlwaufet>
@cniul fir 8afern,
W iii ttembe rnb
50 edlenburg
erma1ti9t il, Ipfumente> welGe naD ben g.
n1nnten Stoaten, prer na6 anreru teutl1en III
Mirnelcta nod, niGt cunlularild sertretenen
S,antcn beltimmt lino uno Der epnlula,il9en Be-
elouti9un9 %tetilrien> it gmpiane gu nebnen, unb
@pielclben nit lplter 8selaubi9uue perieben, je
nab Der geltimmung> pfn1 Musiteller in furaefre
Jrllt gu remittiren, Orer eleid yer yclt an ibren
B%eltimmungsrrt nad Deutlblanb 81 beiDrtern.
Desslei9en 1T sr %erbSti9> in leinem @el9afts-
BUREAU.
Npr0er5' 8(pd, Dtitte 6trabe,
RattluGenren jebe semiin19te Musfunft ilber fol-
de 6ra9en gu %ertbeilen, ME pe in bielem @ei9dfte
in Gstra4t fcmmen mpscn.
Oscar WolnrpS.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-03-24

M.'gpreoran gum Yutmeiter sun ct. Yaul Ct
nannt porben.
EYPDaB cine erubmt e Trau, eine femme
o'esprit, ni@t 9erape aaemal aud cine quite Grau
III lein trau9t, BARON 1T bic beribmte Maoamt
5mibbelm, bic Gu,an3ipirte, pel9e ben @t.Glouo
Democrat rebi eirt unp pur9 ibre elan3encen GEL
itisen 6abiefeiten 10 sere@te Bewuneeruns erntet,
Elm :ebenbes @eilpiel. Die pbl, Greie Yrsle bat
iber biele Grau BON penis 9er3 unb niel @eit
i~pleenpes intere 7arte Stem:
uDie @9ulben eineS b%erubmten
BlnufrumpfS.- @GiQer bat bic @9reden
einer rberubmten Jrau" fir ibre Gan1ilie lebr tref<
fenp eel9ilpert. 9err @mibbelm, Der r@ittmer"
Der befannten Mrs. @mibbelm> mel&e eeesnmar<
tis in ct. gloub> Miunelota> cine 3eituns reti~
sirt, tann aud Gin 2ieb9en bapOn ilnseu. CT 1T
ndmli9 BON n,ebreren @olb- unb S%dnittmaaren~
bGnblern mtsen @9ulben oerfla9t mprben> mel@e
lein teribmtes Gbeselppns auf leinen Namen &C.
ntadt bat.
0etern fam cine tieler 8lasen spr Der Difriet
Court CUR gerbanbluns. 5err Sobn &oberts
er(aien als &ldSer unb beanlpru@te $13O.25 fir
.ine ldtpere eolbene ubr nebft Settle unb @9laltl>
wel@e SIRE. @wibbelnt int Mai 1857, einise Sage
por ber Irennuns DON ibreut Manne, bel ibm1
taufte. @ie iaste bamals, bab man bic &e9nuns
nur an ibren Mann i@iden ipus; Ct lei i'm
@tanbe, fe gu btaablen unit tceroe aud bssablen.
9err %. g. 9asen, ber bel Smibeale, in Der
Glabe bes 8etlasttn pobnt, beSeust, bab 2sstertr
$%2O,-3O,OOO npertl ln1llf1R bab er benz &lassr
seiast babe 1sr 81 q 1eut senus" fir
BEN aanfpreis Der ubr.
Der Mnwalt bes 8eflaeten psnbtte ein, bab
bic beribute 5rau bereits einise Sage sor Mntauf
Der ubr ibren @atten Obne eenisenbs urla@e ser'
la1tn; baB lie i&cn cine ubr sebatt unb eob lie
uberboupt auf ibres Manaes @reeit bin pbne Notb
| srobs @@ulben seu,a&t babe; ie babe fir bum
berte spn Dpuars @aaren eefauft unb selaet'
man irae bic &e@nunsen IN ttnisen Mcnaten an
ibren @ann I@id.n, worauf le i& mad Minne-
lota abitntirt babe.
Cine gn3abl 3eusen tuurbe strncr1n,sn, nm
bieit Mnsaten ~ betraftisen, tpurauf bic bsiosr.
{eitisen Nnmalte bic &e@tspuntte Der 8lase Don
ibrem @tanbpuntt aus barfeQten.
9eute Mursen sebt Der SAL an bic SurY unb
mir permutben, ba6 Der aruae Mann tpirb ble&en
ml0en. Sine berlbn1te Grau 1T Elm tbeurss MS-
BEL in iebtr 9in1@t.