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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-14

AA BEDFORD ALUM AND IODINE
yEM YSPRI INGS--These Springs will be open
.AE.aE for the reception of Visitors on the 18th
OF June; Thev are situated directly on the Lynch
burg and Salem Turnpike, ten miles from Lynch
burg ard four miles from Forest Depot. on the
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, at which Depot
vehicle wall run during the season to convey VISIT
ors TO and from the Springs. Persons from Eastern
Virginia and North Carolina, coming here by public
conveyance, will take the South-Sid Railroad at
Petersburg, thence to Lynchburg, and then per
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad to Forest Depot.
iR7-sm p. FGH0IS r. SONS. ProprietOrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-14

CiLk. GAUZE MEKiNO. GAUZE COT.
en- and Jean Drawers. Hosiery, Gloves, Ties,
Linen Camhrc HandkerehIeis, together with a
large and we'll selected stock of our celebrated
Shoulder Seam Shirts, warranted TO be the most
comfortable fitting Shirt in the market
SHAFER, HALSEY & CO. 40 Main ST.,
Lat A. NH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-14
z a. THE "DISPATCH" STEAM
~

K a. THE "DIS PATCH" STEAM
ss>-1-A Pow ER
Il y I / \ q Q FICE,
C01E1r lf EIa IN end Thirtesnth Streets, Rich ond
Virginia.
This Establishment, (being the most complete
PrHteIH ~ the South, both as regards Tyres, Or,
naments, &c, and the latest and most approved
Machine Presses is daily turning out the finest
specmenS Of
BOOK AND JOB PRINT NC,
PAMPHLETS. CIRCULARS, BILLS OF LA
DING, CHECKS, &c,
As WELL As
POSTERS, PROGRAMMES r. HANDBTLLS
Particular attention gwen TO fine work for Banks,
Public Offices, Insurance, Railroad, and Transpor
tation Companies. Tobacco Factors, &C.
THE DISPATCH CARD PRESSES.
These new Machines, for Cards, Bill Fl eads
Smal( Circulars, Labels &C., capable of turn
lLg OF 1900 impressions per hour, thereby enabling
the patrons of this establishment to obtain this
description of work at the shortest posi- bic notice
EA Prices reduced IN proportion to the increase
of speed.
BA- Printing, m various coiored BRONZES and
INKS. executed in the highest style of the art
In this branch of the business, the proprIetors
ssfely challenge competition.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-14

- PILLS For the instant cure of Cholera,
Cholera Morbus, Diarrh9a, bloody Flux. Summer
Comp paints, &c. These Pills have been exten-
slveiy used Tor several years pas, and have been
rarely known to fail 10 cure the above mentioned
diseases IN the most speedy manner. For sale by
the agents.
A. BODEKER L. CO, Druggists,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-14

- DCCED PRlCES.-Having q very large as
sortnent on hand, and wishing room for heavy
stock Of F all Goods, we now offer the trade our
entre pI4> eGtenslye stock OF BOOTS, SHOES, and
ments to buy the best quality of Shoes, cheaper
than cheap. The entire stock offered in com
parison with the few mentioned: Ladies' Kid
Slippers at so cents pair; ladies' fine Morocco
and Kid Slippers, with heels, at 81; ladies' fine
Heel GaiIers at 81 26 City made Shoes Of all
kinds at reduced prices, at
g. HELLER & CO.'S,
l83 Broad street, between 9Th and 9th.
,A-Trunks, Bonnet Boxes. and Yalices. at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-14
BOON ANDJOB PRINT Nc,

~ for servants over the Richmond, Fredb'g and
Pot. Railroad for Washington city and points fur
lher North, must, IN al cases, be youchsd for by
some responsible white Citizen of Richmond, ~,
gerSoH, known to the officers OF the Road, as M
nv rs n afIEN fT,ntat ixan,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-14
lAA BkAiNAKD HOUSE,

&,A THE ASHLAND HOTEL.-Ths
MMYpopular resort, situated sixteen miles
Thriving village of ASHLAN D, on the Richmond,
Frederlcksburg and Potomac Railroad, is now
date families with good fare. and everything desi-
rable. Tho head of the family will be furnished
mond.
For further information. apply at Superintend-
ents Office Richmond, FredericksburS and POto-
mac Railroad. or address
JNO L. THOMPSON, Proprietor,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-10-20

ct. 3ult'S '*..@
peutl1es @ait = unp 8oarb tn8baus
3unt @tutt90rter @pf,
Carer, Mtnn.
Der nnter3ei4nete empfeblt nd &eiienben unb
btetet ibnen ale Beauemli9teiten 3u BEN b;Qiefen
pretle.
o. @taQunsen gut. Z ct. Salt.
Mltnneipta<@au6,
Wlanfato, gde spn 8ront- unb pluu,- @t.aee,
y.,%l BON
glemenS Qron.
Der unter3ei@nete ltntt biermit e1sebenft bic
Mufmertiamteit bes publifum auf {ein tpoblein-
eeri&tetes @afbaus gum
Mtnneirtaz9auS,
tpel@es in 8eaue auf feline tnnere MusRattune,
preile ,1ttb Bebienun8 ftinem dbnli&en Gtablife-
mtnt i'm Nerbmefen na9febt. - ~. =.
Gs tptrb be{pnber6 baraut binsetpieien, bab f@
bet bem bauft CUTE @taluug beFnbet nnb aQe
@crten Jutter fur Yferse unb S@len tfets 3u ia"
ben iinb. q &stt'@S=f -. -
89b 49, s@% Glemens 4ron.
b T T rs. 10 *
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-10-20

unb Amtrtta pom ben pdpfen 4tbiuist
1porben fet. Dteler Mn61t trttt he i'd
Stbplif1e .Ioblet" BON Nepz zgo,f, pelteS
BON Der uEribune" Elm ausoe3ei&nete8
8latt 9enannt pirp, bur9 Anfltruno
felssneer sei@i&tlt@er Gbafu@en tntgf>
9esen: . &s> -aa. 30 ,:'''s1E%~
,Ms bic Yortuetelen ibre 9erri0M bis
na@ Mfrifa auSbebnter,, retbammte poplt
pius Der Grfe ausbriidli9 ben Sdlpen>
bonpel une perwarf in ieinen 8rieia at,
ben 8il9pf &uYp, Der In Nfrita Ftbez
fano, pae @erfabren eerjentse,1 ,rtld bic
Gtnsebprnen pes 9anpes gu Selasel, otb>
ten.,r .-E1
papit paul Der Dritte (9rieb im snDre
1857 an ben Gatbinai Grsbifl
lebo: 1Da per Teinp Der Menl9beit einiz
sc letner Wnbdn9er our9 bic 6atiu6t auf<
9eret;t bat 3u bebaupten, paB bic ne itlt=
9en l1no nSroltden Snpianer unb anbere
Natipnen 9lei@ @ieb 1T &re@tl9aft oez
balten percen f6nnen, neil iie teine Gbriz
ften ftno> 70 erfldre i9, traft meiner apo
itolii9en Ma@t> pab piele Snpianer unp
ale anpere Natipnen, ptelei@ 1ie teine
@brtiten flnp> ii9 un9ebinpert ibrer Grei>
belt erfreuen ioQen unb t,i9t ;u @clapen
9ema9t tperben Ipllen."
Yapit @re9cr Der 9e@;ebnte Yercammte
in perl9icpenen 8ullen ben africanil6en
@flapenbanbel unp perpammte ale ient
Yrieiter uno 2aien bic oie1en Sflapenba>,z
bel als erlautt erfldren.
&6nnen M1tronom omenpas @et
terpropbe3eten?-.9erl9elb battt
wte es l1eint tpe9en Yerl9teoener b11f
etsentbumltder @rl9einunsen an ber @ptlz
ne, fid Die Meinun9 9ebtloet paB biels5
Sabr In Gn9lanp ii9 our9 aubersemDb>tz
lid itarfe unb bauf9e &e9en9u11e aus;eik
men tuiirpe. Da piele >Nrppbeseiun9 bur9
etnen &e9enfaQ> wte tbn tetn porberi9u
Somn1er anf3uweiien bat, na9 bem Bez
ri&te oer 3eitunsen uebr als etn9etro1en
1T, 70 bat Der q itrpnom cine MenAe 8riefe
erbalten> in oenen er UNI bic 0riinpe, auf
pel@e feline prppbe;eibuu9 ii9 itiiyt 9ee
fra9t miro. Sn einer1 neuern 66reiben
nun nerlpabrt er ii6 Dor benz &pent9 be-
neipensmertben STUFF zines @etterprppbe>
ten, 3u 9letder 3tit aber bebt er berspr,
wte gut es etnem ldarfen Seoba@ter m69z
lt9 iet tpenn ct Diele serl ltreute 3ei@en
uno oepiBe bemerfen6mertbe uno un9e>
w6bnli@e Ybdnomene nit @peculation
in 8e3u9 auf tbre mabrl9etnlt9en peer
m59li9en Goleen perbinpet pabtn 3u fcm=
men, paB ii@ etne a ll9emeine Metz
nun9 pom benz 6 barafterber Sabrs<
sett gum @orau6 btlpet. uebri9ens netst
er fw III Der NufGt bap Ut, sGceeetces4!o>
gle bet lebten 12 Monate fru9tbarer an
8elebrun9 iei alS btejeniee zines frubern
3eitraums BON perlelben Dauer, Q4as
baee9en ra6 @prberpertiinpteen elmer b e.
ittmmten MrtWetter fir etne be fttmmte
3ett unp einen BE nm en- Ylae
anbetreffe> ~ betra@te ct pai5elbe fir ieBt
nod als 8anjlt@ auberbalb pes 8erei@s
oer &rdfte tr9enD zines Meteorploeen> et>
lt@e went9e GdQe aus9enommen !. 8.
paS berannaben ber ,,@Yclpne" in Srfan@
@e9enpen> no@ barometril@en Mujei9en
uno etltde anoere farfe Mn;et9en unz
mittelbar beYprl ltebenper @e91el ouf pel9e
ben @etterfuuoi9en bic td9lideGrfabrun8
aufn1ertlam gcmadt bat.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-10-20
Grnf unb @bcr3.

2dnplt@ Itttlt@.-Gs 1T nt@t
3n perpunbern, paB uns bic 8ewpbner
peS btnmlt1 19en &ei9es .8arbarcn" ,et,>
men, Der 1,a@ tbrem 2onbe fommenpe &et@
lenbe miro, &penn ct it@ na@ uniern Bez
9rifen in ben @eleBen pe6 feinlten Nn@
tanpes beweet Die erDblfen 8erfDbe 9e<
gen Die 9ineltf3e @ttfette beseben, 0iit
entblSBtem 6aupte trttt er in ca8 3immer
zines pprnebmen @aitfreunpe6 - bic dts
neiIbe 61ft@feit Ycrlan8t pa6 er pas
6aupt bepefe; per @btnele errpetit benz
@urppder bic @bre, nit ibm bur@ bic
Straben gu eeben, uno bel9etoen trttt Der
2eBtere auf bic linte Seite unb bat i6-
ben @brenplaB Der @bineien erpdblt.
@te III ben 8e9rtfen oeS Nntante6 ma9t
jt@ bic @erl@ieoenbeit 1T Sitten unb 9nz
i@ten in jeper anpern 5tnli9t 9eltenp.
Der @bine1e 1ennt ben &pmpaB bic t1a6
@1pen ;eteenbe 9lapel> Der 9lorpweit beibt
BET ibm @eitnorp, Der Sippit, Sftlic.
Gr miro elm 8ud 9eraoe oa be9fnnen> mo-
mir aufb6ren, 1&no e6 lenfre9t Don pben
mad tlnten ftatt tpa9ere9t ppn linfS na9
re@t6 lelen. Die Mdnner traaen &66e
unp 9al6bdnper, pie Trauen rauAeu 9fet<
fen unb fennen ben @ebrau9 per @rtnpltne
nt@t. Mlte 9eute per9nu9en it9, tnoem
iie Yapiertra@en itei9en lal1er, unp &na<
ben BE i@dftisen fi@ NIT benz @tuotum
bet Ybuplopbte +; Der Sod 1T Elm iebr pf4s
tiger monn I'M Staate, penn Der Wfa9en
1T mad ber bort berrl@enbeu Metnun9
Der @is auer menf@ltden Snteui9en3.
Btr marpen allo trpb unlerer ptel8eriibn@
8tlpun9 in @bina nit chen 70 GROCER
@erwunperun9 an8eieben perben, pte Der
@binele: BET un6, unb e6 mUBte i,.ere0ant
3u bepba9ten leiu, >pel@er BON beiben f6
pcbl lei9ter in ote @itten unb @ebrdu@e
pes frempen 2anbe6 fl9te. F.
Gin 9runfenbolb metnte:
6m pas 1T bod ndrril9 @ann 9etrun>
len bab', 70 l4ldftrt's mi, I'm pann &C.
1@lafen bab'. 10 frie9 wieber Dprl9t.
SIM @ebeinbauie liee iid unter ber
fir ,,topt" Grfannten, Gtner pernebmen
tnpem er ftSbute, er iet ni9t topt unit
pdnf9te frei9elafen3u tperben.s ,,Gt mas
fraste rer etflbQoie 1optenerdter, nlt
| f5nne Seper tommen =; ba mirp ni@ti
b'rous. SD babe @@war3 auf @ei6
1pob Ste toot fnp." rG ts@
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-10-20

saenten per y Aitnu. Staate5ettune. :"
Wttnnelpta.
ooi1iuos unp Oafota Go. 5err 5er,cs:
Wsm. I'm uub Brp,pu County Tr. 8prfer,
a Wetcr uuo 9iicolet Gty 3D. @9immel,
81. 9intbony II. Minriapulis, Ortb II. 8noblaudb,
Carver ct. Suit,
Wonfatp S.rr Dran.
SnQ poter unp @albnetpn @tY ST. @9efer,
gHinpuo uno QBinona 9tY Sr. Slider.
Nellcplain Scrr 5rans .. Sevoerltsot:
1arbault, Nice &c., 5err 0jpttfriep 6ledents'n.
glew- Irier verr guaea Gbtin.
9teaos Qonoing, $. Duerre.
Neb Wiua, 5err Jpbn 5rccri9'
Watalbow> @eorg 5uber.
Qa Grolle, Serr Sell.
3uHalo gitg, Wisc. 9r: S9uttler'
Npuntain Gity, Bisc. Or. Spubr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-10-20

cd ltmnt.-y yAber Sie finp i<mn,!" !"
(aetn .pie @tentr @riietten, penn ie es
eernt bdtten, bab man = nod f@limmer
wdrt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-10-20
9r. @pienf,

0r. @p(enf,
praftilder Mut, @eburt5belfer uno
Sperateur,
semabrt ar3tliden 8eiltano tlir aas &rantbeiten
6es maunli9sn unb tpebli@en @el9le9ts uno
perlpritt bel un,li9tiser 8ebaapluns ni9t nur bic
germSs sensYerbdltni6e Mrmer 3u berildNbtteen,
lcnbern audi nur nab poofomn sner 9eiluns 9o~
norar gu peransen.
9llliiten, bel &ntbinpunssn na@ llmlanoen Don
81, 90 aufwGrts.
OfFce: Gde Der Minneluta> uup Drittcs Ctr.
Nelipeu3: 0prt1trabe.
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Mft,t,tefpta $pufe,

0<tnneipta $pufe,
Gde Der EInften unb Observation-Disclosures,
ct. YauI, "
emRfe9lt iein neu eingeri4tetes @aitbaus befens.
Neilenbe unb @epaf nerben mad uub ppn ben
Bcoten gratis bef6rbert.
Garmer finben oa CUTE @taQunsen.
Nieplaus ottAie1er.
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@9if7enstrertbes fur SebermAuu.

Die pdpRe unb pic @cla<
peret.- Gs betri4t int 8olte u,ap be<
icnptrs uttfr ben &atboliten bic 4nf@t,
pas ptr @elasenbanbtl swiHtrt Afrtta
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@eiter'8
Dafptab = @pn1e,a

yteD5lllm, Wttnn.
Der llnter3ei9nete bena9ri@tiet bas publituu,
bab ct unter pbieeu1 Namen Gin beutf@es 5otel
crDNnet bat, bas Neilenben ale Bequeuli&teiteu
barbietet.
G| SIR @tauunsen 1T ebenfaQs auf bas
Bette eeipret. II Glitter.
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go ga zssi -S4t "a
tNr.1..llz.
@oifbduisf 1l11b 9dtpns.

= ''7'.'ts 5utef Bd6erss q ..a ~
Sort Stra be, gesenatst geer> alten
n5Awebss 5rimotb".
llntsrsei9ntttr empft9lt -6rlntit {tineu alten
Sreunben IN .Minneiota. uls tem publitum III
Ma8emeiuen fein neuer66 6netts btqnem unb potn-
lid eiageri@tetts 0aff- nnb 4ofbaus.
Q'ele9entlit Strtetrente, tpie bier an{dfRSe
uerthe 9dfe fnbeu in meintnt 9a.tje. 9late Be-
tuirtbunS unb Befrieti9nh9 dQtt 8ete~ten AR~
1iprl1e. g5.#.f t,S.s@;i,s :. 80,
6ate Staltuue tefnbet F9 bti'm 9auit. .s..ss- 80
Y1uI Ga6er.
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@faff's
Germ a rta>.@p pu {,
Mdnfdtp. Mtnt1.

Mdnfdtp, Mlnn. >
70 Der l1uter3ei9nete erpfeblt fein neues, auf
bas Bequemite eiuseri@tete 6aus. &eiienbe fin
ben ba ein3elne 3immer unb eutrn beutl4eu Slid.
@u@ fir @taQe 1T aui bas Bsite seipret. y
Yfaff.
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@eDr2 @ruber,

&Qgerbter = S0lpn,
&ierte @trabe, binter bem r@inslow> pauie>"
Seoen Mproen opn go l1br 2un9
"cOme il faut" -
ct. YauI.
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Spbm 6. 8ecbt,
Bter<@Qlp11 Il. &eItaurattpn,
Gde Der @albin9tpnz II. Dritten ctr.
ct. Waut, Minn.
gtlltutotrt Saloon,
ct. y YauI, M tn1.-

0IV01V S1IWRV1
3spi(@en Bafbimston- unb Grantlin @trabe,
ct. paul Minneipta.
Dieter @alon 1T auf bas MobernRe eiuseri@-
tet, ltfert e1te @etrdnfe, bat ltets cine AuspabI
BON ausnarttsen 3eituusen aufiegen uup gewdbrt
ben @dffen bas pra$tpDue pancrama ppn Glu6
! Hns &ssSe.,, a4=13ss- Asssa=s5 IL :
9. @abrieI3en.
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beutl9er Trie6en8rt@ter,
ct. MntbonY, Mtnn.
Sbere Stabt.
GHliu8 6eorQit,

SJNItu8 UcDr8tt,
1ffentlt9er Nptar>
Gde ber Wablbaw- uno 6ten @trabe, seeeniib.r
ber franSSl. tatb. Stride,
empfeblt Fdb ieinen beuti@en Mitbilr9ern CUR
On fertisuns uno Beslaubtsune bon seritt!t@en
Dpfumenten unb llrfunben, ais: 8autbrie1en,
5ypo.beten (Deebs unb Niorteases), Mistbss'
unb @el6afts> @ontratten, Seltamenten> goa-
ma9ten fir ras Snlano unb Deutl4lano, lo~s
CUR Beiorsuns aQer in oas Motarfa4 einl&la9sen'
ben @eltGfte. 1b52.1O
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S>eme ele8ante Geftanrattpn
I'M WtbenGum.

@dep Der Gr@anee unb Yine @tra6e.
NIT benz perebrten beutieten Vublitum beitens em-
pfpblen. ~~r1
@Gmmtli9e Mrten falter Speiien inb tets su
tabeu, bebeleiden oprtreifli4es Qaeerbier unb ALE
lpnltisen 8etranfe III pur5u9li4er 0ualitat.
9. Memmler.
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NDrtb=8Seffe effern=SSptel.
@fe Der &obert~ tnp Tlnften StraBen
ct. YauL Minn. rt
Oieies eeraumiee, nit luftisen 3in,mern tuobl-
perlebene uno in jeber 8e5iebun8 comfprtabel ein-
SO Sui. @rp6, Gieentbumer.
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Die Jlinne(otu Sta0tS6eitunQ

Die nlinne(otu Stants5eitung
9de ber Dritteu unb gBaba1 BAN
Strabe, eine Sreppe bp@,
erlheint mD9entli6 uno totet swet DpQ.
per Sabr> in Qorau6beSablun9.
@tn3elne 9fumntrn 70 ten 5 Cents.
SeoinAun9cn.
Mbon rcn fann man gu ireenb elmer j3eit oe9
,}abre5; ppdD f0unen biz pem Mbcnnemeat 1oraa~
aebenoei: 9lummern ni9t na9gelanot wsroen.
Der Gublcriptions< <Bttrag tann IN 9tofea IT,
oeup eiucr aueu Yanf ein9ei9ltt weroen.
W% y5enn Oelo in resiltrirten Srleten ner%
loren acbt, trasen mir ben Terlult; bod nlbt tn
unre1iltrrten Brefen.
NQe M;tttsiluneen, o'elcer u. {. 10. llnb gu
Mcutber S @rel, pattilbers.
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MpbreNcn.
g, 6. 3irfclba@'S
GDnDitDret II. @allDY<Tabrtt,

EDltO1fDr4t Il. 0QltDV<VUUTllI
uup See Cream Salppn,
Critic @tra6e, untcrbnlb Dap uno Sents
Orug<Store,
st. paul, Minne(ota.
Ier llutsrsciOnete bat lteta vorratbts une Ter
tot auf BeltsQuns 1ammtliebe Qrten Lon Bad
werf, SUDDEN fir 5obseiten, S1ae &c. 3u be" bill
lisltsn Yreilen an.
l5tid- uno 0ancy> Goubir5 wertsn I'M @roBsn
70 billis perfanit, buB alsnbdurler I'M Hanos tpob
tbun weroeu bel mir Scrsulpreten> ebe lle anoerS7
MO faufen. s. s. 3 3irfe bad.
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&urembur8er &nf. ~,*s
@ait= un6 8parbin8bauS,
pom al" 4. =. t-.-''t
&ouis Nifau,*
Grantlinitra6e, spil9en Der 4ten unb STEM @tr.>
ct. YauL Mtnnelota. -.
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9obn 6asaeup,aAer's.
Ditt3burQ. Quotrbt fSalpu

..Gdeletrs a,fitttn unbi 8 Rsbert-
ct. Yaul, Minn. -
G Sd balte ftts sutes Qaserbier, belt-~
tate Braneies, G9tc Savanna &isarren, ausse-
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Subu 9aegenmiilIer.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-06-27

SuxNER's SPEECH. -" No one eau,
rise from perusaliot this speedhwith-
ont a contemnt for tho author and 4
conviction of his un6tness for Ills place.
- = =: If Mr.. Sumner were q reli,
gious man, he would be perseoutor.
Instead, he has adopted q vague phi
losophy Of his creed, apo he proqlaims;
e political. crusade against brethren,
living under q common constitution:
At this mohent the saristocracy and
thefoligarohies Of the Old World ,,uaite
in an.attcmpt to t1ecry American in.
stitutions, and to expose this country
to the distrust of. the people. Tho
reason Is that We are draining their
life blood in emigration and eur gold,
our grains, and our cotton, places US
not only in a position Of Independence
but of 'lictation. Mr. Summers false
Testimony will be welcome against Us
in the Old World, and when the Sen
ate adjourns he will go there, to rear
his reward in the smiles and batteries
Of noble lords and ladies, and the puff:
cry Of q pensioned press. ALBANY
AtIas d Argus. ~ i .
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-06-27
WHOLE NUMBER 2o4

than the brethren, they could not long
Withstand the sympathetic magnetism
!of the occasion, the effect Of which
upon these weaker vessels was, re.
markable to witness. At first a buxom
female suddenly sprung from the seat,
and joining the chorus of voices com
menceds sbobbing up and down in. her
pew and shaking the house 70 its foun.
dation. Presently this remarkable
movement was, communicated to =
neighbor, and so extended. through
the female part Of the audience, until
the tumnlt among the crinoline exceed.
ed all power Of description. A few
warm hearted Dinahs promcnaded the
aisles with npturned eyes, and arms
extended to embrace everything with
which they came in contact. Some
were so absorbed in the ecstacy of the
movement, and plunged about with
such reckless abandonment, that the
children under their convoy were
really in danger of receiving serious
Injury. All this while the brethren
were clapping their hands, pcrspirine
and singing themselves l,oarsc, and
the scene was continued till the actor.
gave out from sheer exhaustion. Their
the sexton shut off the gas, and prom
ising them all another glorious time
on Thanksgiving evening, closed the
doors qRRpn the pcrspirine worship.
pera.- :Bosto,s Journal:
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-06-27

A Pretty good thing come off a few:
days ago at one of our Justice Courts.
Bill Cummings, an Irishma,r by BIRTH,
but native of New Orleans by CHOICE,
was a witness in a squatter case, and.
was subject toa severe cross examina.
ton by the eounsel on the other SIDE.
Every body knows Bill and knows his
ways, and Bill knows almost every
body. lie was much hsrassed and
surprised at the teHerityy Of the disi- 81
pie Of Coke and Blackstone for HIS
impndencee il, trying to corner him,
and sometimes yasasbort in his. ans ;
wers. c. the lawyer asked Bill
for the sixth or seYenth time which way
a certain fight OF stairs ran. Bill fix.
ed upon the Judge most. ilnploring
look, but he did not answer. The
question was repeated. Ma -,
''Answcr the question MIR. Cum,
ming" said the Judge, and Bill t,1r1nle
ing to the lawyer, with. his large red
face streaming With perspiration, said
''That depends where yc ; if: We
are at the top, they run down 8 and 7if
ye' are at the fat they Just run up;
and that's, all 1 know . about it 7inpy
how. fssss.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-06-27

My heart is in the coffin With
Cesar, and l must Fause till it come
back TO mes a@ 1sIes-.i aaa Il
This was the exclamation of Mark
Antony oyer murdered i,lol, and it
is not unfit to make the. application to
certain signs visible in the black Re.
publican ranks, especially in N: York,
where Mr.. Seward is adored. +
The case is scarcely parallel, for
Antony was a friend, and the genius
of the poet Of Avon has presented
through him the beatstump speech ON
record! Cesar fell At the foot Of Pom
pcy's> statue. Seward went under"
at Chicogo, at the very shrine Of the
ebony shaft he had devoted his life to
erect. Caesar had his Brutus, and
Seward his Greeley. But dropping
the parallel between the defunct Ro.
man and the New York Black Repub-
lican, tits very apparent that no po-
litical Mark Antonys can excite the
for Lincoln. The Webbs,
and that school Of politicians, bow.
they have no eloquence but teara--
their heart is in the coffin with Sexss
ard.-&. Louis Republican. @s
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-06-27
A COLORED LOVE FEAST.

One of our reporters enjoyed the
pleasure last evening of attending one
of, the colored churches in tho West
End, one of those remarkable. demon.
strations denominated y Glove feast. y
He was first attracted to the spot. by
the noise as Of 4 thousand Ethiopian
,ninstrels. Az he drew near he found
the pedal extremities of the singers
keeping time energetically with their
voices. Entering the half open door
Of the church, he found himself in the
midst of ascenc which for gro.esque
has not been 2exceaded in
his experiecos since the, time of, tho
mysterious gathering at Faneuil Hall.
On one side Of the little church was
gathered . group Of young and mid.
die aged men, pouring forth at the top
Of their lungs snatches Of familiar
religious melodies. and fpious exotios OF
the plantation. While they .snng they
clapped their hands necessarily, dane.
led and perspired, and emitted an ex.
|travagancc of emotion.
r. Upon the other side 0f the house I
large, snamSersof sisters weref assem-
|bled. go Although st first more qaiet