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The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-06-14
HAND HIM ROUND.

A scamp, calling himself Dr.. JAYNE,
of Philadelphia, has been spending some
time 10 Lancaster, with ono hired bill
poster; and upon the whole, covering more
ground than his merits entitle him to-
We regard it as a duty we owe tc
PRINTERS ard Hotel keepers generally.
and everywhere, to keep good look out
for the distinguished Doctor, and take
the precaution to secure their bills In ad.
vance, and then they will have no occa
sion to pen such an article as this.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-06-14
PURIFY THE BLOOD!
M0FF T'S
.VEGETABLELIFEP1LLS
PHOENIX BlTTERS.

The high and envied celebrity which these preem-
inent Medicines have acquired for their Invaluable
has rende red the usual practice ofpU1ng not only un
necessary, but unworthy OF mem:
IN ALL CASES
Of Asthma, Acute aud Chronic Rhuematism, Alice
tlons of Bladder and Kidneys.
BILIOUS FEVERs AND LIVER COMPLAINTS.
In the South aud West, whero these disease prevail,
they will DO found invaluable. Planters, farmers aud
others, who once use these Medicines, will never af-
terwards be without them
Bilious Cholie Serious Loossnsss Pills, CostiUeHess,
Colds & Coughs, ,ChOlc, Corrupt RamOrs ,DropSies.
DYsPEPsIA.-No person with this distressing disease
should delay using those Medicines i'm mmcdately.
Eruptions of the skin. Eryspelas, Flatulenc9.
FRyER AND AauE.-For this sc0urge OF the Western
country these Medicines will DC POUNDS safe, speedy
an certain remedy other me diciges leave the sys-
tem subject Ia return OF tho disease cure by these
medicines Is permanent
Try them. Be satisfied, ana DO cured.
FouLNEss OF COMPLEXION
GENERAL DEBILITY, GoUT, GIDDINEsS,
Gravel, Headache, Of every kind, Inward Fever In
hammatory Rbeomatlsm, impure BLOOD, Jauhuice'
Mt,soUnitE DisEAsrs-Yever fails to eradicate en-
tirely all the effects of Mercury, infinitely sooner than
the most powerful preparation OF Sarsaparilla'
Night Sueats ,Neruous Debility, Norrsus Complaints
Of all kinds, Organic Affections.
PuEs.-The original proprietor OF these Medicines
was cured of Piles OF S5 years standing by the use OF
these Life Medicines alone.
PAINS in the Head, Side, Back, Limbs, Joints and
RTrum.7rss .-Thoso affected with this terrible dis
ease will be sure OF iellefby the Lie Medicines.
Rash Of Blood to the Head, scurvey, Salt Rheum'
Swelings. -
soRor6I1 or KlSas EVIL in It's worst forms. Ulcets
woRss Of ali kind, are saeeiqsy expelled BY these
Medicines Parents Will 10 well To administer them
whenever their existence Is suspected.
Relief will be certain.
The Life pills & Phnnix Bitters
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-06-14
4th Ward Election.

The election in the 4th Ward of this
city, for Councilman, to fill The place Of
Il. Deilz deceased, which took place on
Monday last resulted in the choice of Mr..
Kurtsman. The notice of this special cleo
ton, which. in common justice should
have been advertised to all the voters of
that ward, because all were interested in
selecting the man whom they might think
best qualified to serve them, was yet so
bunglingly managed, that a large portion
of the Republicans Of the ward did not so
much as know there was to be an election.
Some vf them not until late on Monday
evening, and Others not until the next
day, the notice having been published in
the Ohio Eag gle alone. The Gazette has a
large circulation in that ward and largs
portion Of the heavy tax payers are Re.
publicans.. We do not know who are
chargeable with the blunder, and for the
present make no accusations: the Whole
thing may simply have been an oversight
but It is to be hoped that our Republi
can citizens will hereafter be more ener.
getic in claiming their rights.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-06-14

The Belt.

By letter which we notice in Wilkes
Spirit, it appears that Heenan aud Sayres
have amicably adjusted their affairs, and
tina, after an eight weeks tour in England
and Ireland, exhibiting themselves in the
principal towns. they will then come to
America together, for the purpose Of CIV
ing SIMILAR exhibitions.
Heenan also publishes letter, in which
he says that he will challenge Morrissey
to meet him in rope ring. for any sum
that may suit his (Morrissoy's) book,
from 10 cents TO $4,000. He says that
he bears him no ill-will, but desires to
punish him IN "prcpria peJsOnae," for the
unmanly course he has pursued towards
him, both in this country andin England,
and that If Morrissey "crawls out" he
will follow him no further.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-06-14
HUNTER & SON.
In Probate Court, Fairfield County. Ohio.
Augustus L. PetrI, Administrator Of David sitter,
Saf
AmO, England and Ann his wife, ct dI.

Amos England and Ann his Wife, ct al.
TUNo John Stlzcr William SutzOr Samuel
Sitter, Sarah Rule aud-Rule heTHusband Mary
Decker and - Decker her Husband, Mrs. Dunkle
and - Duukle her Husband, who reside near Milf
nlnburgh in tho State Of Fonnsylvania.
You are hereby fed that Augustus Perrll, Adj
mnslraor OF the Estate OF David Sitter, deceased,
on the goth day ofMay a. D. 1860 died his petition In
said Court alleging thai the personal Estate OF said
deccdcnt is insufficient to pay his debts and charges OF
administering his Estate that he died seized In fee
simple of The following described Real Estate situate
in said County Of Fairfield, 10 outLot No. iS9 IN the
Town of Lithopols, 10 tho County OF Fairfield and
State Of Ohio, aforesaid that Ann England formerly
Ann Sitter, wife ofsad deceased,las Widow, is eg-
titled 10 dower in said premises, and that, they as his
heirs hold the next estate OF inheritance there
in. The prayer OF said petition is for the assignment
of Dover 10 said Ann England and for sale Of said
nremises subject to said Dover Estate, for tho pay
nent Of the debts and charges aforesaid Said Peti'
ton will be for hearing The 9th day OF July, A. D.
1860, or as soou thereafter NAV be.
AUGUSTUS l.. PERRILL,
Administrator of SAID SiitZor. deceased.
VtEaIL E. SHAW, Attorney,
May 81, ls60-4w9pfS3 IS
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-06-14

GopEY FOR JUIY.-To say that every
succeeding number of any magazine is
superior to the last, would be simply alb
surd. if the assertion was kept up. They
are like all other things, better and worse
alternately. But we do say Of Cooley,
that it is beyond question a superior mum.
ber, in all its departments.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-06-14
NEW YORK MARKET.
Nav YoRK Juna l2. 1

New YoRK June IL, 1880.
Flour dull. and lower. Sales at S5 10
@6 20@5 80 for good State and Western
shipping brands. Choice family, as high
as 81 ~
Wheat dropping. and sales as follows:
White, s; 46@1 40, Red 81 10, and
closing heavy.
Corn 10 fair demand. and quoted at "a
@651c for unsound, mixed lois at 66c,
sound Yellow Tor shipping Tic.
Oats 38@39to.
Wool in small lots at 35@55Ic.
Butter, l0@l7c TOR Ohio; ll@90 State.
Coffee ia fair demand, a! l3@l4tc Tor
Rio. I5t@l6c for Java.
Sugar, Brown. 65@72c.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-06-14
BARNHART scHNAPPooNAG1E

EwWe neglected to say laat week, that
our young friend SAMUEL BoDENuFmER,
has rugged up his express. wagonin new
style. and is now ready to accommodate
on the shortest notice, all who may favor
him with calls. SAN says the Railroad
Express is just the place, and he is just
the man, where you can get the worth ol
your money all the time.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-06-14

EXTENSION. N.-The warehouse of. G.
WEAVER, has been extended along the al
ley some 70 feet, giving larger space to
his already very extensive iron and hard.
ware store. The whole structure has
by its owner, Mr.. D. TAhLMADoE, been
tin.roofed, and rendered entirely fire. proof.
The TAllmadge House has also been sla-
ted. by Messrs R. HAYFoRD, GEO. o. Vail
& Co, OF Buffalo N. Y, who are now in
this city. prepared to do that kind oi
work in superior style, being experienced
workmen in that line. This kind Of roof.
ing renders buildings invulnerabe to the
attack OF FIRE from outside conaagrations,
besides being, In the main, the cheapest
roofing. We would be glad to see more
of our citizens cover their buildings il
this manner.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-06-14

DO@We are pleased to learn, that the
Rev. SAMUEL P. SPAEoHEE, has accepted
the call extended to HIM by the English
Lutheran Church of this city, and that he
will enter upon his duties as pastor OF that
Church next Sabbath, on which day, as
we'll as regularly thereafter, he will preach
morning and evening.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-06-14
Eg-on Yesterday morning, our greet

Es-on yesterday morning, our s'reets
presented the appearance, somewhat of a
besiegod city. A,barricAde composed Of
drays, carts, store-boxes and divers 9TH
er things, was erected across Main street.
Some Of our gay young ducks" we sup
pose, were on bender, and being imbu.
ed with patriotic spirit, supposed the
Fourth of Jalsy," had already arri0, and
carried onaccordingly. Such maneuvres
as this are certainly indicative Of pro-
gressive age and may be INDUCED in "tseO'
often; 1t is all very well SO long as it re-
mains concealed who were the petpetra
tors, but "murder will out, SO boys be-
ware, NoLEs will not be asleep all the
time.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-06-14
A VALUABLE Farm for sale.

yINHE subscriber offers at private sale DESiRA-
BIZ FARM, situate In Washington Township,
Pickaway County, Ohio, three and half miles East
of Circleville and one half mile North Of the Lancas
ter turnpike Said Farm contains $50 acres lilo acres
"a, of which is improved, aad the balance In tfsA
I'D GOODTlMBER. Upon the mprovedpart h4,!
lisa GOOD TWo.SToRY BRICK Dwell. Kl.AL
wells Of good water, young orchard Of 10 trees Of
choice grated fruit, and good Ftone Quary.
For further particulars, address or call on the sub
Ecriber, at Lancaster, Ohio; or E2EKlEL MORRIS,
near Circleville. JOHN TooLE.
Lancaster, May II, le60-6ms7
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-06-14

ET FERDINAND GErz, administrator
advertises to day in our columns. real es-
tate for sale, in Lancaster. The sale is
worthy the attention ofthose who wish TO
purchase,
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-06-14

CHURcH NOucE.-Tbe RI. Raw. Bish.
Op 5EDELL, is expected to preach and sd-
minister the rites Of confirmation in St.
Johns (EPis) Church, on Tuesday eve
ming next, the 18th inst. The services
will commence at quarter before 9 o.
clock.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-06-14

GT See the advertisement Of Messrs
Stoneburner. Jeffries & Co., in another
column. They are active. energetic
young men, and all thoroughly acquaint.
ed with their business. Those WHO may
want anything IN their line, will do well
to call on them, on Man street, one door
weat Of the Exchange Bank
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-06-14

PERsoEAL,-THo's U. WHITE, Jun, af.
ter an absence Of two years has returned
to Lancaster, to greet and be greeted by
his numerous friends. He showed his
gOod-humored face in our sanctum day
or two since. looking as fresh and full, as
when he left. He proposes to return tc
his new home in Missouri, in few weeks
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-06-14
BRENNAMAN'S
IMPROVED CHAIN PUMP

+ HAVE REMOVED ny SHOP from my former
Z stand on Broadway in Lancaster, 10 my residence
o1s and halfmilo East Of town, the pike, where
will ali orders short notice. and warrant satsfac
ton. ISAAC BRENNAMAN'
Mays, ls6o--4tf
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-06-14
Probate Court, Fairfield County, Ohio.

Ferdinand Getz, Administrator of William Fielder,
deceased, Plaintiff.
against
Jacob Fielder and others.
nN The TWENTY FIRST day ofJULY,A. n. 1860,
Oat O'Clock IN the afternoon on the premises
two-thrds the appraised value to the highest bidder,
the following Real Estate the property Of william
Fielder, deceased, tO-wit: "Lot No. SIX Hundred
and Sixty -four, In WagenhAlS addition 10 the Ciy OF
Lancaster" Appraised at S775.
Terms of Sale-One third In hand OLe .hird In one.
and oneihrd in two years with interest from day OF
sale; deferred payments 10 be secured by mortgage on
the premises. FERDINAND GETZ,
Administrator Of William Fielder, deceased.
June IA, l660-SwllpfS3
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-06-14
Attachment Notice.
DANIEL FERGUSON, Plaintiff,

against
SAMUEL McCULLAUGH, Defendant.
nEFORE James NJ. Work, Justice ofthe Peace
L + for Rushereek Township, Fairfield county, Ohio,
on the 5th day Of June A. D. 1900 said Justice Issued
an order OF attachment In tho above action, for the
sum Of One Hundred Dollars, with interest thereon,
and Ten Dollars the probable cost.
DANIEL FERGUSON.
Ruskercek Township June "A, lsGO4wll+
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-06-14

CHANGE OF TIME.--See G. W. d z.
R. R., tims'tsble. a change takes place
on Monday, June II.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-06-14
Ghe Markets.
LANCASTER MARKET.

LANCASTER MARKET.
Corrected Osekly By Wygum d Lyons.
Coffee 1890 Sugar 1O@no
Eggs 8 MoIasses GO
Lard 10 Salt 81 rs
Bacon 80l0c Butter 10
Wheat per busbel 81 10
Flour per barrel, So 25@s so.
Corn SOC Oats SOC Barley 700
Potatoes 5oc Dry Apples 81 rs
Fish per half barrel, White Sc IS;
Pickerel, IS rs; Bass 5 90.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-06-14
CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CINCINNATI. June l2, 1890.
Flour "a 90@5 10 choice S5 1905.
Wheat 81 10 for Red, 81 1901 go for
prime White.
Butter. prime Ohio. lI@l2c. Light
colors 7@9e. Eggs lie.
Corn steady, az 5000 for good sound
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-06-14

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p6o4 pssrg eQl 10 ssut 'psAcitoJ tioijis 90 tsnm
suoli0sIip an sS'sS Ilu AZ g ON e4si ,s'hsoidAe1
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eziIuuv 'dNvdNPIS HnNL on eslnoo 70 ssAts puo
sluswsIo iviusssJ Sess Az uiIA en- slusseAdsEsAls
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-10

me thirteenth annual meeting Of she Board Of Directors
q the Protestant Episcopal Society for the Promotion Of
Evangelical KroSlcdge was he'd al 81. Marks church.
ssuyveant street. last evening business meeting was
hold al cen O'Clock A. ~ AMI the public meeting vas
opened al half past seven o'clock P. NJ.
nc attendance very limited, evincing very little
snscrest in the progress OF Evangelical truth.
me proceedings began with the regular church service
~ the Episcopal communion, In which number OF cier-
Umen assisted.
ne annual sermon was preached BY the Rev. DR.. Brt-
hx, Of Warrington, d. c. me reverend gentleman 30
eesd from the fy fth chapter Of tho book OF
re prophet Isaiah the tenth and eleventh veses-for
. tho rain cometh down and the snow from hcsven aud
rsGurneth not hther but wacreth Tho earth snd make
70 bring forth and bud tha! May give seed 70 the
newsr and bread to the cater, 80 snail mf WORD Dc
vosi INT Il shall accomplish that which please,
ma n shaIl prosper In the thing whereto /
sent tv The sermon on this bearsiful theme
was and preasve la chaste AID elegant Ian
the compared the silent Efuences Of the
Woyd OF GOD the and the rain, which fall
mon the earth without blessing aud enriching It. 50
std Gods word the human heart. me Evangelical
Society OF the great instruments Of American
Christianity for the spread OF the Divine word next
advcrted TO- and il gratifying TO learn that the
Of friends have not been In the the Ler
danger OF Romish then pointed
and the reverend gentleman dwet at length the
pitiu Innovations which have been introduced into the
10 be Evangelical but who daily striving in volve
Ne church IN the meshes OF these deporabe
The sermon listened to with devout attention, and
- s conclusion, collection was taken behalf of
The mission, and the services closed with singing and
Waycr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-10

Naval Intelligence.
Commander John o. Carter has been detailed for the
command Of the United States steamer Michigan the
likes.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-02-25

9ttlunss tints eemaltiem ul,o unerl4dltz
terliden 8.rtftiri9er8 zines 9ro6en> BOT,
ben 8eten Der partei onerfarntt,1 pria<
.e;ps gu Der niecri9en zines :3uedrnd6isz
teits <Yplititers Don benz eepSbnli9iten
S4la9e berabi intt> 70 miBten mir rot3<
9ecruneen gu Der ueberseu9une fommen,
pob Der Senator in ter Gbat tisber cine
Maafe 9etra9en17 uno fid unl ere@ ympatbie
er1@li9en.
@tr babtn {o @reBee scn BEN bister
70 uneridrodenen palapin bet u@olf5louz
seranetat" %ertpartet, oaB mir auf rtdtis
bpfen, bic nddlte 3eit >perce bic pbise
Nnsate etenio 2u9en itrafen wie Gin am
tsre6 @er&@t na@ rem Dou9la6, iterz
seu9t, bic ilplt@e Spppftion ee9.n Jpn
n{@t bieqen gu f6nnen> teabN&tise bic
SYmpatbie ieiner Treunbe fir einen 9ez
wiien @lerancer $. @teSens gu benuBen,
+. ). III Der{6a1ern.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-02-25

uno er perbrannte ii9 baS @eIdt 8ruf
lno Nrn1t. 81 bot einen idrcflideu
Mnblid Tar uno itlr;te NIT ben, yufe aus
hem 5oule: nSDctet mid uni res 6imz
mslsmi(lsn> ID mag nidt ld11ser leten"
Die iibriAe1, i'm Strrc tsTnrlihen Yerz
fr11en entAl119tn wunrerburer Nciie berelz
tenoen &erlcyunaen.
DIE Sir1cr res Std1tden5 i~tir;ten>
ais '1t nc Grplcijrn tIrtcn, il, m,lpeter
SsrU'rruna aut rie Strabe. sic elautz
ten, eoB en Sat Nulvsr int Strre erplpa
rlrt let. Nla iie bic l~}tiadpe Ger Grplrjicu
per11otmel, MOLTEN vj:le Zen Opftpr ouf
Bet Steuc tDcten UNI murren nur NIT
Mabe ooSrn a%tastalten. 1ie Nadridt
Wrtrclts!e l!h nit Minrcseilc curd, lie
9anSe llloasNsnb unc rie 21nrleute eilten
NIT tbren 6lintm htrbei, tint an hem Wfpb
theilsunebmca. Der gauge Srt bemafnete
1th. s. berr1dte RE furhttarlte Mufrez
9l19. lin 9 ubr Nbcnc5> Ypn mann cte
lesten Nadrihten r%atircr, >ror Die Nluf j.
re9ut9 mod i'm Steiaen tearifen, uup
maui 0lauttc, rae 1acicip on ncn Ten nil
tbeneen Siir9er1 9etprtet msrren miirre.
Sine 1tarte Wade mar I'm rae 0Qus relz
lelben 9eiteut mprcen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-02-25

~ bos Gle aus ben 8eratbunAst pieier
6a@zGomite'6 berDorsebenben @6ridld9e
an nddbf Montaa, ben IS. 6ebruar,
BEN @eretns IN bFentltder SiBur9 scrse=
le9t tpercen.
Sn elmer ~fir;eren 8eipre@uns wurcen
CUR Mu69ote fir 9enonnten pre's $50
tettmmt."
~@rblibt aus Der Mide Der ar,nen pro
letartet Die bllfos, Nn9et6t elmer
Mait bllfeberetter ater nnadtloier !3uz
igauer in ben Tlammen elenoi9li4 UNI,
fomnneu muBten> pa6 ~ernte Streben, (ol;
@e @reuel unm6sli6 ;u MAIDEN unc mirr
ras Streben CUR rettenpen Shat, IL tnc
bic Manen Der bereits Don unlerer Hu6s
loisfeit @emproeten ni6t gang pbn'
Subue. ~:
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-02-25
Da8 Gebpt Der 8ilraerehrc.

Das @tbpt Der gbre an ben peut19en
Ncoptirbiir9er unter alien l%lmfedncen 1T j:
Ma9c ntbt bas wiIenlole @erf3eu9 fir
ir9enp cine Yartet; unter ben 9egenwdrtiz
eeu umltdnren lautet es: Oiene teiner
Der beioen Yarteisn> ebe ie ibr jest 9ez
ihloleneS Ni1lr aufse;oeer, pu f1nnteit
rid ionlt III Dienften perpRtdten, bic ceiz
ner Gbre Giintra9 tbun. Wir bbren rteleS
@ebpt aus unlerm eSnnern beraus na9
ruhiger Betra9tun9 her 3eitperbaitni1e,
mir b1ren Die Warnun9 auScrad!t@ an
un5 9eri9tet Don Wlnnern uno Autc:tz
tdtcn, bic mir in So9en hes @ewi(z
{ n 8 unp Der @bre ais tapttelfeft fem
men. 6Hrcn mir gum 8eilpiel wie f6
6reunb 6eder iiber rieien Yunft aueldbt :
u@ie i9 mir rie Sobe an ebe, 70 linp
bic einsiscn ebrlihen, priniiptentreuen
&sate bic Dcutlden in Der republifanis
ldsn partet; bic uebrt9en ober, bic ames
rifanil Gen pplitifer, tetradten fe ais
2eute, bic gut 9enu9 itno> um I'M noblen
Gntbu1asmus ilb pa5u bersuaeben, Die
Ga tanien aus Dem 6euer ~ bolen unc
nonn NIT 6iesco'S Wprten !: her Mpb,
fam seben II. I. ~. at9etodelt gu ,uerpen.
ga, i6 bin BET rer Gpmprpmibnatu'
biele5 &rdmcrvplta iber,eu9t po6 1te mt
ibren @c9nern, >renn mpall4, einen Ser
aleid abl9lteben unc ols 9emeiniamen
nGummelplaB" bic Nebte Der Tremren
nebmen miircen. Die 3eit III ernit, meb,
ais @isle obnen. Da6 9abr 1860 btr9>
srpee Greieni0e unp es miro gut iein
menn ebrlide Greunce ild teratben. Sa
Die nd60en @phen ldpn wercen i'm
Stanpe lein, ben 8pcen erfennen su lalz
len, auf benz mir arn,e Deutlde feben."
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-02-25
&hdhcr nbcrdu.

Das @crt 5eder'S vDie 3eit 1T leb,
ernit, mebr, al6 e6 8tele a5nen," entbdl1
pielelbe %prin9enpe Wabnuns GUT Gprli6t
AT Die ceutlden Douglass emotraten, wit
an 5eders republitanilde @eltnnunes>
aeno0en, at >relde IS sund@f 9eridtst
1T. Nu9 bic Grltern baben alien @runc,
re9t sprii9ttB ;u iein> renn ibre erle
Sympalbie fit einen 9roeen Mann 1T,
tpenn man ben lebten Beridten BON @az
ibinoton trauen bari, auf Dem purtte, BON
otelem eroSen Manne lebr fleinber3i8 &C.
mlrpiAt III meroen. Sene 8eridte mel
cen, pab Dpuslas I'M Senats > Caucus
erfldrt babe uer 1perpe, UNI Der cempfrattz
1den Yartei ibre Ginbeit bet @einpuna
in Be;u9 auf bic 9erritorialz Trase (pe,
faibionatle Shame fir Sflaoereifrase) piez
rer,u1benfen, bel Der Gntl6etpun9, wel9e
bic Gborlefon @pnpentipn iowobl in Sc,
;uo aul be Npmination> ME in 8e;uQ
auf bic Ylatform trefe, bebarren." Dad
1T lebr piel sela9t, 70 oiel als cine Grz
9cbuns auf @nape unp llngnace an pit
Y%artei9ewalt.
IS 1T m6elid, baB bic Gbarleitpn @pn
pentipn einen 9eccmponiten als Yrdlipent.
@9aftsz &anripaten a~uftellt unp Dou9las,
9ro6 bisber nur bur9 ietnen beborrli9en
&f seaen bic Geuerfre{er> unteruirfI
ii@ pieier domination!
Sc 1T m69li&, RAP Die Gbarleiton @onz
oentipn etne Ylatform aufitelt, pel@e benz
@plte Der Ierritc,ien ta6 &e9t %rir1,nt,
cur6 feline @eies9ebuns bic Sflaoeret in
nerbalb ieiner @ren3en 3u perbieten uno
Stepban u. Douslas> per Mann, per nur
pura ifin beburrli6es &dmpfen fit pas
&e@t pes @olfes In ben Ierrttorien> rieine
inneen Ginri&tunsen ii@ lelbi} ~ i&afs
fen," 9rcb 0eporpen, bebarrt3um Yor,
aus BET elmer 1pl9en platform!
SolIte es fl@ be0dtiQen, baB Douglas
ttele Grtldrun8 in Der 9bat ab9eotben>
NIT Der r pl1blt@ aus per erbabenen
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-02-25
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writ 6efba0, Masterap' unt Gang
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Ter Qsitar,t uno 2eitvfaHe-
Vie QeibmatreN', Der 2eibbuiar,
lin G'liid su minIden-ja flrtrabr!
Srsar rtr 5pf-2sit-N6e
Das III bic bcbe Matinee.
uno Ntencs, beiraia! Sudbe!
Sat Ga(nadt aud Der pDbel.
Jb.ater. frei, vGrei Bier" tei'nt GaB,
81. wyise iieet, Is tlinet bas Glas,
unb aQss it i'm Netsl.
Aier buben iber'n1 groben 5umpf
Sinb mir fir lpl9e SpGBe iumpf.
Inn uulern alien 8Snig
3u WaIbinstcu i'm 8urserfrad
limb UNI eas Sffee'@ @luder>pa
"a sebtn mir mn tpenie.
91{r o.ben in benz bS1frn Gau
Dem alien Serrn men Neujabrs-QaQ,
llnb loben feline Meine.
Gut. Aber in benz Debruar.
am apei unb ;tpansieien, farnabr
5oQt's anbers {ein, i'd meme.
@scrae @a1binstcn! Die Qisb' 1T f@pa@,
Writ Der bein 8plf an tislsm Sag
lSebeafet bein, bes 9elben.
Raum bag @ebst une BSQtr1&ub
@emab Qesislaturbef&lu6
De Cages aneanft 1ne|esa,