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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-06
Leaves OF, WEDNESDAY. june 8, ii 5P. NJ.
Kofns 4 Rrnst Il Inv Waiar Thronnh nisnnfcb Line.

G.. L. Kouns Rros Low Water Through Disnatch Line.
REGULAR RED RIVER PACKET
49, For Jefferson direct Snithland, Benton. Point
Gadde, Swansons Mornings, Albany, Shreye
port Grand Bayou, Co,ishatta, Campte Grand
The new gtdraft fast-running passenger steamer
Era NO. 3, Ben Kouns, MASTER will leave above For
VIRGfNIUS G. DENTzEI,
leg Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-06

FOR LOUISVTLLE.-THE FINE,
~ Irregular passenger packer Dia ma, Captain +. r
Sturgeon, viii leave New Orleans for Louisville
= - all intermediate landings as follows:
MONDAY. May % h, st5P NJ,
TUESDAY. June 12th at p. NJ II
THURSDAY, June 2Sth at s P N.
SATURDAY, July 18th, at s p. M.
MONDAY, July 30th, at p NJ
and shippers rely the above schedule
For freight passage apply on hoard. or to
BELL BUCHANAN Il CO., Agents.
a26 No 81 Poydras street.
plan Of the cabin be and secured
by applying 10 the agents.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-06

FOR LOUISVILLE THE FINE
M - 3. regular passenger packet WOodfOrd, Moses
Erwin, master will leave New Orleans for Louis
WEDNESDAY, May sOth, at5PM
THURSDAY. June 18th, at s P. NJ
SATURDAY, june 30h. P. M.
MONDAY. July 10TH at p. NJ
WEDNESDAY, August /, at s p. N
Passengers and shippers rely the
For freight passage apply on board.
: a2s '.N-.'' - Advertising DIVER Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-06

FOR LOUISVILLE--THE FINE
HsY - Regular Passenger Packet John Rafne,
Wm Underwooa master, will leave for the
kand all intermediate landings as follows: Z
Leaves New Orleans SATII RTlAY May 10, Pm,
Leaves New Orleans MONDAY, June 4 at Pm
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, JnIe 20, P. NJ.
Leaves New Orleans THURSDAY, July 8, at 5P.M.
Leaves New Orleans FRIDAY, July 90 at 5 r. NJ.
Passengers and shippers rely this leaving
above.
AS~ Nostateroom considered engaged until paid for
N b. plan Of the cabin be and staeroos secured
for any Of the above trips by applying 10 the Agent
THOS KEEFFE,
mia tt M 25 fIravier street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-06
STEAMBOATS,.

EN- PHIS.
cares on WEDNESDAY, 6t, instant nj Up N
MEMPHIS AND NEW flFyJ,EANS
~ = Passenger Packet-For Memphis and Mi ntsr.
mediate pants--The ersciass passenger packet
seamer New Uncle sam, a. W. Stewart,
master will be ready 10 receive freight on Tuesday morpr
Of Gravier street. and Will leave as afsya Fnr
freight passage apply on board or to - ' ~
JOHN Il. HYDE 4 CO.
lei :, under st. Charles Hotel.
This boat connects at Napoleon regular artes
White rivers and at enbis ; ,ha Mow
phis and Charleston Railroad and superior packets for st. Louis
and Louisville. - - ~
Bills Of ading signed at the office the Agents I'm TO
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-06

Leaves on WEDNESDAY. 9Th inst. at Pm.
Regular tov-Water Packet.
REGULAR RED RIVER PACKET
49, For Hurricane and Carolina Bluffs Shreveport,
Grand Ba, on, Ouacha, Campfe Grand Eeore,
ESt Manriee Montgomery, Cotiie, alexandria,
Red RiveThe entirely elegant draft and swiftrun
ming passenger packet Telegram, r. s. Luke, master,
r. Chandler, will above. Fer freight
sage, having fine accommodations apply on board
VIRGINIUS @. DENTZEL,
jei Advertising Agent
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-08-25
Sumorinti@e8.
Die q u 8 d ) NJ {.

&aum batt' i'm @atbof gum weiBen pferb
Gin fremosr @af lein Wabl SeSebrt
&l5 Der pide Wirtb ms 3immer fam,
llnb b6Rid feline Wflb' abnabm,
uno fra9te: vglun> lnein 6err bats Sbnea
&ud wubleei6medt?"u Sja,sub bienen"
8erleBt rer @alt, vn1ein Slid
War reid beiest nit Gleild unb Slid;
@ewtb ab fetner" fubr er fort
,6eut fStlt9er I'm 9an;en Srt."
Der 8lr9ermeifer au69enommen,"
@erieBt Der 0irtb uno 9dbntbet(ommen,-
SD nebme fetnen Menideu aus!"
vDa9 mlbt ibr" ipri&t Der @irtb pom
!6au6. ~
@on Sa unb Stein pu@s 10 per 3ant,
Dab unier @trtb ben Grempen stpan8,
Gr n,o@te bitten ober 1u@cn.
Beim 8ir9erinetiter &e@t gu lu6en.
Da6 mar Elm Mann ber ipra@ I'M @@lafe
Sein Redt wie mad in ;rei Warf Strafe
@erurtbeilt ct, unb last babel:
Dab bier in. Srte Sitte lei
8eim &eoen ftets it@ 3u bequeuaen.
Den 8lr9ermeiter aus3unebmen.
~@enn pas it," la9t ber SAT-, iebt vbie:
Das @elo; bod, !5err ta8 9laubet mir,
Gin 9rSb'rer Starr al6 oteier @trtb>
3u ,rel6em i'd MID beut' serrtrrt .
ST mir i'm Srt nt9t por8etomnen -
Der 8Ur9ermetfer au69enpnntetl." ~.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-08-25
ct. %om, &aineioto, @amtae, Mnsni 1860.
u9}un Sad, mas brtn9t Sbr? 1T pos

vMun Sad, mas brtnst SIR? 1T caa
Bppt ba 2" -t. -.5
vMrs. Ypleripee," 1a9te ba Sod> unr
crcentli1 nit @ewalt muBte er Die Borte
aus Der &eble prel7en-vid babe Sbnen
etwa6 Q8idtt9es mitiutbeilen- -b6ren @ie
mid rubi9 an"
uSelu5 metne Site, pa6 1T Gu6,
Sad," la9te bte Grau, Jpn eritaunt iiber
ibre BriQe bin betradtenp - ,,paS feblt
Gu9 oeun, uno SIR ltbt aus-" ie prebte
1d na& per 2ampe um, oieie etwa5 b6ber
binoufiul9rauben. Ml6 ite aber bic re9te
5anp gu pem 2i6t aufbpb> lab lie er<
ftaunt cab iie gang bluti9 war; ma 2"
untertrad ite iib beitiir5t-u,pas 1T penn
oa6? blut' t9 oenn, poer - I'M @ottes
@illen, liebe6 &ino, itnp 8 it.?
Sad Lief ite nt9t au5reoen. @inen
Sdritt pcrtretenp ererif er ibre 5anc
uno fiilterte bittenb:
u65ren Sie MIDI bette Trau> unp bel<
fen lte elmer un9lQdli6en Die pbne @ie
perlpren it,"
uNter Sad-i6 be9reife @u& nt4t-"
rief bic alte Dame auf's Neu6erfe erltaunt
"Dlein Wann BAT ibr ia fdpn S9uB per>
lprp9en, uno bas arme Mdp9en-
u-jit etne Sclapir," ia9te Sad unb
Mr6. pplerio9e bdtte balo einen @6rei
au69eltcben. Sbr 8lif fog babel naG
Der un9liidltden btniber> als er a6er auf
benz blet@en MntltB baftete, la9te lie ia a19 {:
~llniinnI Monn bic 1T 10 treib, >pie
Sbr nno i'd"
ullno bod Sclapin, i1bnte Sad, aber
b1ren Sie Mlle6 uno urtbeilen @ie bann
uno NIT baitt9en, aber tlaren einfa9sn
Worten er;dblte er jeBt Der, bic .6dnpe in
2n9it uno 8eitiir3un9 faltenbeu Trou bic
9on5en Grlebni0e pes beuti9en Go9ea,
Don cenen ct 3eu9e 9etpelen tpor uno pie
le lpabr(9einli@. .3u per3weifelter Gludt
AetrIeten bate.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-08-25
~2iteratur ,lnter erfeb,perenben
...-u 1tmff6nben.~ u.

Ditle8 1T eer 1itsl zines Muflabe8 in
Der Newz zyprfer~ Abenbseitun9 bet einen
Mann BON 9ranoli&er ei9ner Grfabrun8
gum 0erfai1er unb pas 9rdn3enloie Glenb
te6 8erufs zines a1,erifanifden 1ament>
LID ptutl4ameritauii@en 3eitun8sl@reis
bers gun, @e8enfanpe bat. = ...".
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-08-25
Wftnne1pt1=6Qu8,

@de BON Jront< unb Ylunt @trase,
BON
Slemen8 &rpn.
- Ser !nter5ei9nete lenft bern,it ersebenlt bic
@u1n1ertlan!teit oes pubitum auf len ppblein-
9eridteteS @alt9au8 gum
W{innelotaz6aus>
wel9ss tn 8e5us auf feline innere Musllattuna.
pre1le uno Bebienung feinem dbnli9eu Gtablil7e-
ment i'm Ncretpelen nagltebt.
es piro belonoera oarauf binsepielen, bas lid
yet penn oaule quite StaQung befnpet nnb ale
sorten 5utter fir Yferee uno O9len itets su ba~
ben ltnt.
o9p Clemens Rrpn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-08-25
sloenteu Der Wlinn. StaatS5ettmn8.

s1aenteu Der n Minn. Staats5ett"ns'
Winnel lpta.
SaNinos une Oatota g.. 9err 9srics:
Hen- linn unp Brpmn County 6r. 9orfe1>
81. Ystsr uno glieulst 9ty %: S@'mmtl>k h
@t.Mnt6onY II. Miuniapclis, Ortb II. %"oblauee>
@bosfa 8 ri 6riepri@ @rsiaer.
Carver @t. Suit,
Mantatp 6. Sofobsbasen. a
@tiQ pater uuo Balbinston @tg 81. S@e1sr,
0Biuoua unb gDnpna @tY 81. Slider.
Nar,bault, 9ice &c., 9err @ottfrieo 6ledenlte'n'
SEEM Irier Derr guscn 5bein.
&eb Wmg> S. SoB.
Neabs Gambling. $. Duerre.
Baba1baw, Geors 5uber.
Ga @rol1e, 5err 5eu.~ .
8uffolo Sits, Wisc. 81. @4uttler.
6cuntain @ity, WiSc. Or. Spibr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-08-25

9Str 9eben Dem 2eler ben YprtrefFiden
S9lub uto bitten Tim ftiQeS Beiletp,
oenn bet 9trfa0er ldtlrert AUDI un1ere
Mtlere.
Die folsenee GapitslzNttbeilun9 1T unz
lere eisene.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-08-25
cfuliu8 6epr0tt,

Sffentlt9e1 Nptar,
gde ber gBaplbap- uno 6ten @trabe> seseniibtr
Der fran3Sl. tatb. Stride,
empfieblt li4 leinen beutl9en Ntitbirgern CUR
Mnferisuns unb Beslautisuns BON ser!@t!t@en
Dofumenten unb llrfunben, ais: 0autbr!eten,
5ypctbeten (Deeos unb MortgaseS), MfistbS"
unb GelAafts- Gpntratten, 3eltamenten, yoa'
madten fir ba5 Snlano unb Oeutl9|ano, 1otp'e
CUR Beloreune aQer 1T bas Notarfa9 etnl9!aSen'
ben Gje1dGfte. 1b52.1O
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-08-25
9Cprtb=S{Seffer1t=6ptr(.

Sde BET Nobert~ uno Tinften Straben!
ct. pauL Miun.
OleleS gerdumise, nit luftisen 3immern npbl>
Ser!ebene unb in jeoer 8esiebune cpmfortotel ein-
eeri9tete neue @ait- unb Nofban5> III biermit Der
0unlt ee5 publttum5 beitens empicblen Yon
W Sui. WrpB, Giaeuttimer.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-08-25
Or. @pIeuf,

prattil9er Mrjt @eburt5belfer uno
Sperateur,
sewabrt ar3tlten Bsiltano fir ale 9rantbe'ten
6es n,dnnlidsn unb weihli9en @el4e9ts uno
ysrlpridt bel um0hti9er Bsbanolun9 n!ctt nl!r be
Misunderstanding Mrmer 5u berudp01'gen>
norar au Serlaneen.
MlGltens bel Gnttnbunsen na9 llmitanben BOT
81 90 aufwdrt5.
Office: Gde Der Minnelpta> uno Dr'tten @tr'
Nefoen3: Gcrtltrabe.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-08-25
Carl 4a6a1ant,

Sarl Na1ia1ant,
Dffentli6er Nptar,
belurst bic Musfertieuns nnb 8eslaubisun9 auer
eeri9tli@en Ootumente. ,,,,
Btlonbere Muf,nerflan,teit tpiro benz Na91bla'
aen uno Muflu9en Yon BeIBtiteln semiomet.
Sftice in per Gam Office bcr 9erren 5. une
s. .. &ilf0an, 3. @trabe> ilter 1itt|e's Sudb'
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-08-25
Ste,te ele9ante &eitauratipn
i'm 2ltbenGum.

ede Der @r9anse unb Yine @trabe.
Dtses neu eingeri9tee Gtatli0en1eut 1T bier
NIT benz serfbrten peutlbsn YublifAm teiiens en,-
rfrbleu.
Sammtlide Mrten tater Speijen (inb ltets All
baben> beBelei9en pprtref fli9es Qaeerbicr unp ale
lenItisen @etranfe in ppr5i19i9er 9ualtat.
.. Memml er.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-08-25
Dritter cSjabr9an8+
Die Ulinne(otu Sta0t56eitunQ

Die ]1linne(ota StaotS6eitun9
Gde Der Dritten unb Q4aba1 baw.
@traBe, eiue Greppe 3d.
er19eint w59entli9 uno tpltet 3tpet DoQ.
per Sabr in 8orau6bc3ablunS.
Gin3elue Nummern TO ten 5 Gents.
Scoin0un0cn.
Mbpnu;rsu fanu man III irgenb elmer 3eit bes
1ohre8 bpd, fDuueu bic bent Mbpnnemeat oorart-
oebenpen Nummern uidt na9selanbt tpersen.
Ser 5ublcripton5< Betrae tann in Npten IT.
aenb elmer auten Bauf eingei9idt sperotn:
RF Weuu Oelp III regiItriren Vrte1en oer<
loren sebt> traeen mir ben gerluif; bod ntdt in
unresiltrirtsn Briefsn. >
MGe Mittbsilunoen, @slber u. (. ~. l"e )"
abbreifren: t,,,1ua
9feutber s Grel, publilbers.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-08-25
@afbduIer unb @alpnS.

SQptel Uaber,
Tprtz Strab &c. 9eaeniiter per alten
nS1ipei;erz 6einatb".
llnterseibneter empfebIt b,ern1it ieinen ateu
yreunoen III Minleota uno rem putlifum i'm
Wusemeincn lein neuerSFnetss tsquem unp sppbn-
lib eiaseribteteS @af< nno 0pfhaus.
Gsls9cutlid Ssrfebrenee, pie bier anlalnse
wertbe Yaite fncen lit meiuem Sauie CUTE 8e-
wirtbuns uup Befriebisnus aler 9ereateu Nu-
lprii9s,
Cute 5tal(uus tefintst Fb bel nj 5auis.
paul SAFER.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-08-25

&nrembmr9er $uf.
Sat- uno 8par6ingbQu8,
Souls Ntifau,
6rantlinltrabe 3pii9en ber 4ten unb Stem @tr,,
ct. Daul> Mtnnelpta,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-08-25
q. S 6. .. 6ilfQa

q. S 6. . @ilfQan.
9(oppfaten unb &e9tS>Nnwdlte>
enpteblen G6 ibren perebrten beutl4sn Witbir>
germ ais Ne9tsbeitanbe unb in's Belonpere 3ur
Nusfertieung ppn l1rtunbeu ,e.
Offiee: lleber Stiles 8u@-eaben, Dr1tte
Strabe, ct. Yaul.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-08-25
Subm 6. 8ecbt,
Ster<@1lDn II. &eitQurQtipn,
Gde bet 8albinstonz u. Dritten Ctr.
ct. Wdul, inr

HH9 Delleuebere Saloon,
~ Gritte Stra6e,
5w'l9en @aibingtor- unp 5ranfflin @nase
ct. Ynul, ~~~ @inmslota. "'7
Dieier Salon 1T auf bas Mppern(te einaerid,>
tet, lefert e9te Wetrdnfe> bat ltets cine Musrobl
son ausmartisen 3eitun9en aufiesen uno setpabrt
ben gdlten bas pra9tuUue Yanora11a ppn 6luB
uno Bergeu.
-. @abrteIIeu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-08-25

q. 6. 3irfelbah'S
GDu6itDret Il. @an6Y<Tabrtt,
unp See Cream Salopm
Dritte @traBe, unterbolb DaY nne SentS
Drug<9tcre,
st. puul, Minne(ota.
Der 1tntsrssi4ncte bat liet5 Yorratbis uno ter
tot ouf y5elteauus lammtlidbe Nrten rpn Bad
tperf, Nuten fir 5p03eten, Bale 'e. 81 ben ell-
lisltsn preilen an. ,ua.u
5tid- uno Jancy> Ganbies psrten i'm @roBen1
70 bias pertanft> ouB aleinbaneler i'm ga"ee tpogl
tbuu perpe, bel mir porSulpre9en ebe ,,e aneers@
no foufeu. s. 6. 3irfelba9.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-08-25
Mtttlneipta Spuie,

minneipta &puie,
@de Der GQnften unp Observation-Disclosures,
ct. Yaul,
empaeblt iein neu eingeri9tetes @a0baus beifens.
Neilenbe unb @epdd tperben nab uub ppn ben
Bcoten gratis bef1reert,
8armer finben pa CUTE @talluneen.
Ntcplaus q pttaie5er.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-08-25
Mobre0e11.

1afpb Bprf II. 8ruber,
Gde per Se96ten unb WabalbatpltraBe
ct. Yaul
empfebt G9 bem Yublifum nit ta9l'@ tr'>d9 &C.
bafenem Yrpb uno Ru9en.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-08-25
Mbbre0en.
Edmonton S MalmroS,

Edmonton s Wfa1mroS,
Deut16e MbDpfa te II,
Drttte StraBe,
aeaeniiter ber Bant Der perren s. u. q. 9Siutus,
ct. YauL Minnelota.
&. 90. edmonton Oscar Malmrp6.
Vratti,iren III a0en @taats+ @eri9ten unb in
bem Ser. 5taaten- @eri9t.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-08-25
THE
MINNESOTA STAATSZE1TUNG,

A WEEKLY PAPER,
uu6Hshed 6y REUI'HER e. Excl;
Sr. PAUL, MINNESOTA.
Price $500 per year.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-08-25
UltD 0altmuD 1ouSe,

Dritte Strabe,
pberbalb Der preststerianer~ Stride.
9tern1it brinse idb CUR ausemeinen ReuntniB,
eab bic Grcnt res d9alf lf,pay !oaules" in eineu
rracttrpllen Salpn Serw4nrelt murbe. Musae-
sei9netes Sagertier, feine 9ifSre, 1rme fate unp
marine Speiler line lfets an 5ane.
llm Fctbisen 3uipru9 tittet
q. Ruby, Mgent.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-08-25
Jpbn 9aeeenmnl1er's
Dttt5buro QQQerbter<@QlDu.

Gde Der Drtten unb &ptert- ctr.
ct. Daul, Winn.
~ SD balte tsts eutes 9agerbisr, esli-
tate Sraneies, adte 5apanua- @isarren, ausse-
Seldneten emmentbaler unb 9mburser Safe, H.
re aneere ta)te 9petlen sprratbtg.
users nibt 9Iauben wil, BET fpntme unb iiter~
sease il@. @uer 6reune
Spbu 0aaaeu iiller.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-08-25
Gtnale
Irr Gaut ber @elt.

vMlan miro aus oielen tuEen Beilpie<
len ieben, >pie 9sfdbrlid bic eaufbabn eiz
nes 2iteroten in 9lmerifa 1T. @5 9ebBrt
paiu pos Salient ein NQerweltSmen1G iu
iein Die @epulo eites 9amme6 uno Die
Sunftmutb eine5 Sdaofe6. Dur6 ni6t6
oarf i6 Der &iterut d,9ern lal5sn, unp
wenn td9li6 3ebn Gfn9elanptS 9e9en tbn
i9war3 auf >peiB in concurrtrenoen Bel,
tun9en iteben> tpenn er td9li@ NIT ben an
oenebmiten S9tmpfw1rtern wie 6allunte.
S9urfc u. {. ~. besbrt miro, 10 parf ct
nimmer bic Gale aufitei9en laien, er muf
unter Ibrdbnen ld9eln unp Elm Mdrtyrer
mub er auf bem &pl tie ber Sfentli9en
Meinun9 braten uno babel nod beiteren
MutbeS lein. @ein moralil9e6 Sell pfr>
pidt f6 oapur@ auffaleno uno er ,pirD
unempfnolt4 9e9en ale S@iil1e, ote auf
Jpn ab9efeuert &peroen.
Mit ftolaen 6o6nun9en anfansenb,
oerliert ber &iterot in Nmerifa lein Steal,
er miro Elm praftil9er Men19, BET 3uerf
fit 5au6 uno .5pf unp bann fit lein
Sreal iorst unc fttrbt er 1u@ LANCER 81
teratursierpe> pann 9ebt e6 ibn tpie Dem
Mimen- n-pte ga dweltfli9t if m
tetne &rdn3eT uno bod 1T Die
q a d melt nod giiti9er sesen ibn als
bic Mitwelt benn btele at@t ibm
&rdnse, aber 1tur BON Neiieln, 9unos<
petl&en, &lati& roien, @9lansenz
@anjen, uno! Gplltraut, 6unoerz
bllm@en unb Bttterflee Saue ramp
fer unp Sttefmdtter@en, -.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-08-25
6eprA 6ruber

0eprA 6r1ber,
&a9erbter Calm,
Gierte @trabe> binter bem rgBinslo.p- 5aule,"
Seoen Wcraen son 60 lbr 2un@
"come il faut.''
ct. YauI.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-08-25

2lbam 0efer. .'''.
5anpler in Seien uuo @erferti9er aQer
mS9lt9en 8le9arbeitsn, -.
,. 49,: 9adipn- @traBe, ,'.
,,pil&en ber Drtten @,rabe unb untern Qanbuns.
-.3.. ct. Yaul, -.
smpfeblt F@ in alien 3peisen ieinss @ei@aftss,
Ge.tise @aartu ftets an 3ant, tiais uxe cut
aearbeittt. - 49, 2" |7
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-08-31
I've Done Smoking.

Our friend delivered himself thus
honestly and in earnest. As lie emp
tied his mouth of the last cigar, our
mouth became full-lull Of blessing.
Blessed is the man himself. lie i
more wise, more cleauly, more savory.
and more reasonable, than when he
went about smoking and putting Ike
locomotive.
Blessed Is the mans wife. She is
happier woman for the four reasons
mentioned in the last paragraph and
many more. She had hoped against
hope for the last puff, bat it had been
made at last. We seem to see her
face brighten, her step IS more elastic,
her voice is swee;cr, her welcome 10
her husband a. he comes homeis more
cordial. She has our hearty congrat-
ulatiOns.
Blessed IS the mans apparel. \
certain fragrance has left it, but not
to the sorrow Of those in close proX-
unity with him. His Wardrobe is
minus a real annoyance, and plus the
jcnediction Of many a friend.
And blessed Is the mans health.
In the smoke and fire he has 50 long
kept under his nostrils. he fed an in
sidious enemy. And his whole ner-
vous and digestive system unite in the
bcncdict;on we inditc.
And blessed is the mans pocket.
\ leak Is stopped. AZ much as be-
fore viii flow in, and less will flow
out. We seem 10 hear q voice from
that quarter There will be better
days in this department Of our mas
tcr's dominion"
Aud blessed be the mans resolu-
ton. May it tower aIoft like gran
ite pillar, above all the fire and
smoke that may assail it. That last
puff! Be it the last, And though
the smoker viii not join, there will Uc
enough to join III 4 hearty amen.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-08-31
The Confession OF a Democrat.

i clever correspondent Of the Nil.
wagSce SENTINEL writes Of an incl
den, On the Hudson River Rail Road
in which he was partly a participant.
An old msn set by has side. and, final.
i addressing him, the Milwaukeaa
said
Sir you seem TO have Travelled q
great dis,aHce<'
Yes, some two thousand miles"
"Ah indeed; what part Of the
We-tg@
Iowa, Illinois, Wisconsin"
Then You can express ali opinion
as TO The result Of the Presidential
canvass in those States ?"
No ! can't. ! might have done so
before left home, bat now have got
'acE ! confess | don't know anything
about il.
Don't Won find the sentiment very
strong for Lincoln ?'
les sentiment. indeed, rather
than SENSE. The Republicans enlist
al the sentiment, they axe sentimea,
tai set.
Seeing ! was more amused than
surprised. lie continued:
see here. Il! til! you. l an sixty
years old, l have raised a family os
four ioy- and raised them all in the
orthodox Democratic faith. Fifteen
years ago My boy John went 10 Illi-
noiS. and voted the Democratic ticket
regularly. | did well with John and
helped him stock his farm and pay OF
Lis mortgage. He was 4 smar. boy
was john. Well sir, when that de.
bate between Douglas and Lincoln
was raging in Illinois, John got o
crotcLet in his head and became q
Republican. 1t was q hard blow for
me, | tell you. Well, Phil grew up
and | st him up in Des Moines,
bought him aGuarter section and told
Lim 10 get married. Phil did vel.
hut the first thing | heard he was
Republican and the yCung scamp tri,
ei to convert ne by writing long let,
tiers about the Kansas muss, sc, l
talked pretty sharp 10 both Of them,
but t-cy both voted for Fremont in
spite Of nc. But there was Roger
ANA Dan at home Yet. and | felt sure
they would never desert the faith Of
,L-.f liAcr. set Roger up in Iowa,
alongside Of his brother, with a faint
hope he mightrcclaim him. And Dan
went oil 10 Rock county, Wisconsin
AMI . year ego | found out sir, that
Bo-cr was publishing q Republican
paper and Dan was making speeches
for 4 Rel EJlican Governor in Wiscoa.
sin. l, nearly broke ny heart, but
what could l do? The bows said
they now saw the error Of voting for
Euchauar. Well. sir. few months
ago | made up NY mind to 90 West
ays i. for the first time in nv life.
aGt see about things. IdiA 20 West.
and happened TO hear Douglas make
a speech while was away from home,
IoG may not believe it, sir. but I'm
going home now and | don't know
whether lam Democrat or Repub.
LEAN my-elf.'
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-08-31
Prosnect OF a Famine in Eans2s

Edward Hoaglaul. formerly Of lie
Syracuse y. y DAILY Star, writes
from Tccumsch. Kansas, to the Cuica-
90 Press and Tribune long letter.
detailing the dismal aspcc; Of Affairs
in Kansas. We extract Z couple Ct
paragraphs :
Tie present condition and pros
poets Of the settlers cf Kansas ought
not to be concealed. Famine and
distress are apparently at hand, and
unless assistance be obtained from
abroad. cannot bc avoided. Since
the 26th Of last August, We have lad
but little rain or suow-uOt At any
time during that period enough TO
moisten the ground 10 the depth q.
four inches.
Already hundreds Of persons are
preparing TO leave the Territory with
their families and remain Ia ;Lc States
until next Spring. From present in
d;cations, / verify believe the ropula-
ton will be reduced oue-hall ~ the
middle Of September. Bat those who
remain here VIII need assistance.
We have no garden vegetables or
fruit Of any kind. All our supplies
will have TO be purchased. There i
not enough corn held over to att9-d
brcadstUfTs for those who remain. 10
say nothing Of horscs or cattle. The
great staples, -four, sugar, coffee,
tea. &C., can only be Lad for cash in
hand, and very few have got cash
enough at their control. to purchase
family supplies sufficient for sixty
days. Nor Will they have within q
year.
Hundreds Of responsible farmers
would willingly and chcerfg.ly par
chaso winter supplies Of groceries, DC,
in bills from $lOU. to $500 each, and
pay legal interest from date, provided
they could have q year to pay il in, "
satisfactorily securing the amounts
by mortgage On tAci? farms worth
four or ten times tie amonnt wanted.
OF the certainty and abundance Of
security offered, no; q doubt can Lo
entertained. Another season must
certainly bring Us rain, abundant.
crops, a returning and new enicra-
ton, admission. public improvements,
and ! restoration Of confluence.