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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-29

1 ARGE FURNISHED HOUSE 10 LEI N
~ BROOKLYN. for term Of yesrs WITH c snS S
GARDEN attached n the southe OF Clnton Ae
Josemonss House is four stories IN hisn w.n an
Ertenson three stories high and 10 elegandy -
gas and water the hr floor three large Psior en
dining room. The situation Of this property nens az ~
choice part city. Is admired oJ oil ~ho snow W. sna @
is H.. 6e veti-s OF different kinds Of fruit ueea
The premise. will ce let only 10 private family Inquire o
John HASLETr, No. 50 Nalst, Nsw-iorL
TO LET-LOWER PART OF moders
HOUSE No 2O East l9h-st, consisting OF fsroi ans
Ba,em.nt floors Rooms third story wun fss pan
wnter closet &C. Also No ln9 lstsv. Apply 10 MI fo@
som, No. l6 Let sv.. corner sIh-s-
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flilitarp Notices.
Appeal 10 the People!
"FHN"F y" 0"N N"Fts
ARMS. TO ARMS!
u rnOtrupNcu,c Quinn ountNfuNrrr

~ ARMS! 10 ARMS!
GOVERNORS GUARD REGIMENT.
The undegned who has for eleven years and upward held
commission ia the militia and for the pas. years as
Colonel OF the SiIh Regiment which the first TO
respond TO the cell Of the President. in April last for three
months service feeling that whatever Of theoretical and prsc
teal knowledge acquired by him possibly be Of service to
the country engaged recognizing his regiment to
serve for the
Seven hundred have enrolled themselves under .ny
standard many Of whom hare active .erice and are
uniformed aud in camp at Elm Pnk.
Irsquire THREE HUNDRED MEMO enable me TO take
the feld Shall not hsv. them The Government requires
our immediate services To those who competent and can
brps .wenty.hv men immediately will position "
Lieutenant Come then at once Applications in person or
BY letter made to Col. JOSEPH C. PINCKNEY,
Centre Market, NewYork.
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4 RARE OPPORTUNITY.
NOTICE TO
CASH BUYERS.

s. B: CHITTENDEN & 90.
NOW OFFER FOR SALE, AT THE VERY LOWEST
MARKET PRICES, A GREAT STOCK OF AMERICAN
AND FOREIGN DRY GOODS EQUAL IN VALUE TO
BALF A MILLION OF DOLLARS AND COMPRISING
AN EXCELLENT ASSORTMENT or
sHEETNGs COTTON GOODS. MERRIMAC AND
OTaER PRINTS, DE LANES AND OTHER DRESS
GOODS, PLANNELs, sHAwLs, CLOTHS CAssI.
MgREs, JEANS, HOSIERY OF ALL KINDS,
WHITE GOODS, SMALL WARES AND CARPET
INGs.
THIS NOTICE IS ESPECIALLY ADDRESSED TO
AN IMMENSE NUMBER OF WHOLESALE BUYERS
FOR CASH WHO ARE NOW SEEKING NEW BUsI.
NESS CONNECTIONS.
.~IIrurn A IN
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LIsht CHvaIry.-1he lot Regiment y; D Ia hsoerIi cn,
when s orssniEng Ia this city g. rapidly hns pP Co
SMOLINSKI TO whom Entrusted the Insou oi u oy W.
War Department Is veteran Of high military stnninch'
having served in Polish Fresch sod English service sd
sv0rAby known in military circle, OF those eoufes
The Of the Regiment tie WaI Department
Washington d. c. branch OF which s. at No Psfk place
Of Broadway fewyorh 10 charge OF Acting Adn'sp
Lieut. r. e. McTI6BE. whom ali communications sn the
business ncn from the loyal states are 70 be sd
dressed Gentlemen wishing to raise eompsni,s OF -
each will receive First and In similar grade TO
the lowest noncomnision. PIvaes ambitious OF military
boao ae offered many iDd and guaranteed speedy
promotion. Pay for prystes. IA per month.
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COMPRESSED BULLETS, Mimic and Round

BALLS OF the various slres regulation Of the u ~
Ortnarr Department st BY Improved machinery
and for sale by the New York Shot and Lead Co.. PErEh
NAIkvJj PJe'idsnt, Noa - end - CsntTest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-29

Tie Installation Services Of the Rev. Hub
hard WinsIOw, II. d., the PssoIate of the North
West Presbyterian Chuicb 50tb IT., 8hsv, will take
place on WEDNESDAY EVENING next, Oct 30. The ln-
s,saon Sermon by the Rev. DR.. RICE. Services to com
meuce at q o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-29
UsIrED STATES MrsrERisG OyYcg. I
No. 10 Whi'e-st Eew.Yofk, Oct. H 1881. )
The AffeptIou of Oaic ers of the Volunteer se r.

The Attention Of OAicers of the Volunteer Ser.
vice recruiting Ia the held Is called 10 the fol-
lowing paragraph OF General Order No. &c. dated WG De-
paItment, Adutant Generals Ohoe Washington, Oct 4,
i86l OceTs Of the volunteer service eut upon T,gimena
recruiting service viii make thtes mustern rolls Of
es erstsd tho OF hich viii be sent 10 the AduIsnt
General OF the Army the second the Aduant General Of
che which the regiment belongs and the third 20 the
auding officer OF the regiment" hnsein rolls can be
ohtsn,d by spplic .tion At this oaiee DB. sAOkET,
Inspector General U. 8. A, Mustcrins- -Ofcer
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5ues,al Notltss.

->~~~-~->--~~-'--',,D ot,hs xvIIIrH WARD REPUB
Begnisr, mGII0S ION ~ill held THIS toesSay S
EVEsiEG. a, ihs hessqn"f'e a,Ss GEO oPDYKE. Pres.
j. 5E,sOUR MATHEWS, seey. -,
I.-Tbe officers and members Of NO SURREN;
pER LODGE No is ts A. r Sss A sf s fSs.dsy1 EVEN
ING Oct 80 u oeoch to elect officers i'' ''' ensuing
ssrn. BY order Of tbs L9dss fiomAs GARDINER, W. NJ
Jcssrn RODss, r. 9.
AYeIce from JerussIem.-lhe hev. j. +. SEM- t.v.-
MAN, lately returned ifO Sl't % s Lsno NJ f.
Sbu,h Nofsk-st between Grand and Broome, 9n TUE
DAY EVENING Oct 2s 1861, at y 9eioo1, n,cie" -
cents. TO be bad ct the door the evenng OF the Lecture
n..-d - CoUnciImen.-Tho COMMITTEE on
xiDE DEPARTMENT o. the Board Of Councilman viii
meet oD FRIDAY EVENING, Nov. /, st P M 10 Room "
No City Han Az PsTiie: having business VIII TIE 0'N
}Iax NLax RfISEEtcH a SSEEtcH oSRFla'' ON Fi's
1NTaoSY MILLER. Department.
Eleventh Ward Republican Association.T,7A
peisi meeting Of Association viii be bsld a. the a NO
D. THIS roeSsy1 EpEHfgy KFsy oS, S5ejsa, y
CoRxRLIus DoSglsOS Secretary.
Rxecutive Committee of the Republican Gem
trai CSnlmifte e-A special Meeting Of this Con'nre
THIS TUESDAY, EVENING, Oct. q. st I O'clock;
A"'' D. L. PEPTEE, Chairman.
saS S.alos s,IO'sS. s D0sa.T }secrs.aris.
Empire Ward on =. Deck.o
me residents Eighth Wsrd irrespective Of party
OF the vigorous prosecution OF
are iovi,ed 10 meet in their 9Th Sppgs Hail. No.
sss sprpgt THIS EVENING, O'CLOCK and inaos Sc, by
ther the nominations made BY the Peoples Union
Convention.
Eminent spesker vii address the meeting.
we a. p''' ravpENNY Secretary.
""' - @sV"S. -. -
Republican Central Committee. ,pecisi nne...
irg Of tins Committee viii ned desdqusrers of
Broadway AID 23dst, THIS (Tgesday EVENING, Oct ~
D, a clock. SHERIDAN SHOOK, President
hAHLOx ;. DugHAs t..
ROBERT EDWARDS, JB.,
Seventh Ward Republican Associstion.-A
Regular Monthly Meeting OF tbs Assocsion Will held at
No, 80 East BroSGssy. rHlS (Tuesdsyl EVENING Oct 2s
ct y O'Clock. By order, DANIEL L. PETTEE, PTest
SJ1nnls SEaShEs 3: s..as Hall; Secretaries.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-29

100 Stah.Onfcers, swords,
100 LINE-OFFICEKS' SWORDS
100 EAVY-OFEICERs' SWORDS
OIL Fas G"S navy EPAULETTEs for all rank, JUS. re-
TIFFANY s. Co, Nos. $50 and s5z Broadway.
All descriptions Of MILITARYlshd NAVAL GOODS, si
wboekAIe and retail
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evils upon us when business Is yzed and many OF the
ordinary sources Of income dried up when tho artisan Lt
boreT and abe mechanic cannot be employed IN new I'm
Of property because the o at rsnt m,
hnpToyenents already made; when and
sItravegce waste corruption and ffsud ia The ci,baIe
sent oths levied upon city are sppsren
h dngsr Of being yepeusted by the election Of INIT
tO os AK you to pause aud consider tie rain which
We seoTs hs. unles. hi. waste and corruption (, .ram.
SS ": city s 'ss s %d and rSsI the
good CITIZENS w have 70 choose between submitting
h h,udoleni eonscson Of their haTdssrned property
sing such outrage upon their rights lis vsn % expect
ieGt nen sdmipe Tne structure Of civil society S sacl
that waste corruption and oppressive tsxstion always f
sria and moderately weof portions Of the community II
destroys the Of their income takes their all
citizen whether rich or poor We are ali bound 10 70
sehe each dependent upon tine other, have
common interest sae oy law that inexorsole we must o.
Without di.iioetion party and yet ~h ,elscons from
eke. upon which there sboDd
We believe th.t this fs.. people an .. hesrt bonesih.
tor 81 .nd honest when hey have the opportunity w,
se.sns cIs, and ak you TO support By votes We
scs on DAY Of sscon and we cs ppon son T. re.cS.
noble sy ho'n the niIue and des TuctiOn with which 1t
Ia thi, selection have tried 70 do orr duty q. e.sp,
ay, e yS, e 90 your duty voszH ssd pre-
For Sheriff
IHEDEkiCK l.. VULTE
JOSEPH HOXIE.
For Dlstrict Attorney
ABRAHAM X. LAWRENCE, ia
For yodge Of the Supreme Court
THOMAS w. CLERKE.
1Jnsees Of the Superior Court.
MURRAY HOFFMAN,
LEWIS D. WOODBURY..
Fer judge q the Common Pleas.
JOHN X. BRADY
For Jusice Of the Marine Court
HIRAM KETCHUM
For Supervisor,
oJllSON BLUNT.
fof CotoDen
LOUIS NAUAANN.
GEORGE W. MATSELL
WiLhELM eCHIRnER.
J. w. RAnNEY
~. - f00ssSaTORs
~ m W.....fRANclS r. TILLOU.
NJ, xy,''.'''J WINTHROP CHAnLHE.
Dssi NiI.....JOHN ,. PHELPS.
Cerrit smith
Tu, , will sptat IN
A, xSx}i.., ~. gHUkCH Of THE PURITAEe
"~ONhoDAf EVENING, October 90 1851
Saa TssIls.s,,a STATE m AND sEEDs OF THE COUNTRY
pa.1.. TaWmiany Hell 4
AePsohtn Regular EopdIsiiou
,,,, foH sHERrpy
ruou !" ..bLlAM d. TWEED.
nm f.a.W. fnAo ~. ADAMS, Chm County Convention
III. 6csnlsTos, seo' County Con.
ELr4HF PURDY. Chm oessr., cO.n,,..
nj HassI, s,ss Gen Com
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-29

United states sh1rpsh0oters, Coi. berdan.-
Good hot 5eIo Of joining III, isvoIile corps may apply
20 Can't II d. TYLER at the Camp Of Rendezvous Wee
bGwken near 42dst Ferry landing This company WIN be
thoroughly equipped before leaving camp.
Notice-RECBUITIN0 for the THiRrY-SEVENTH
RE0fMENT This gslant Regiment, now the Advance
Guard Of the Army Of the Potomac raisns good
men Recruits wi apply at the Of Aui'y and Thomp
,ons OF ~ the City Hall Psk All Deefters from this
Regiment ordered TO report 70 Lieutenant JAMES L.
DUNCAN THIS DAY. By order Of
Lieat..Col JOHN BURKE, Commanding
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-29

5000 PIECES
GA CHINTz PRINTED REPS,
OF VERY HIGH COST,
TO BE CLOSED IN THE NEXT TWO WEEKS.
wICKS, SMITH 6 Co..
No. 81 AND 90 FRANKLIN-sT.
WEST OF BROADWAY, NEAR TAYLoRs SALOON,
WILL oFFER, BY THE PIECE OR OTHERWISE
ON THURSDAY THE 18th INST, TIE ENTIRE
BALANCE OF THE IMPORTATION OF MEssRs. =.
BUrTERFIELD L Co., CONSISTING OF
30 CASES
OF THE CELEBRATED PRIZE MEDAL PRINT
ING OF ROBERT KAY, MANCHESTER, ENGLAND.
THE CLOTH OF THESE GOODS is OF A sUPE-
RIoR MAKE. THE DESIGNS AND PRINTING ARE
UNSURPASSED IN EITHER FRENCH OR ENGLISH
THE PRICE WILL BE REDUCED TO TIE STAND
ARD OF ORDINARY AMERICAN DE LANES. IN
ORDER TO PUT THEN INTO CONSUMPTION AT
ONCE,
FOR CASH ONLY.
P.s.-w., 8. h Co ouARt.iSTEE THIS TO BE THE
ONLY LOT OF KAYs PRINTED REPS IMPORTED
THIS Scion, AND BELIEVE IT TO BE THE MOST
ATTRACTIVE LOT OF PRINTED GOODS EVER
OFFERED IN THIS MARKET, EITHER AT PRIVATE
OR PUBLIC SALE Az RsrEcTIos W THE GOODS
Is INVITED.
wICKs, SMITH b o..
Nss 81 AND 90 yRANkLIN-sT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-29

EHOICE FURS. No. 40 Broadway.
Opennr at retail of entirely stock Of Sable,
hinx ana etner choice rURS In the most desirable s. les
much below usual prices. =. GOGE.
Practical FuThes
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For sheriff,
FREDERICK J.. VULTE.

-p.gnyor Democratic Union Nomina tion-THIRD
niaTEICT BRUOkLYN--For Senator lid District.
PIcokiyp, FRAECls b. sPlNOLA, the champion Of the
Government.
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A NJ A Il NG PRIC ES.-
sKw IRON
ENGLAND AND FRANCE,
STEAMERS FULTON AND NIAGARA.


Our Z. J. OvNGTON has just returned from Europe
where on sccoun Of the limited orders from this country the
manufacturers ready TO sell ats
GREAT SACRIFICE,
enabling tho Subscribers ohoT their customers
the best assorted stock Of China to be found u the United
Sia.cs,
At Low PRICES
Examine these figures;
French China Dining Plates the sI 80
French China Fruit Baskets foot..........,, co
French China Turkey Dishes usua price 81 5O,. 1 so
French China Tea Plates, the dozen .,,.......,,. 40
French China Tea Sets, 75to Is
frepch Chins soup iureens arge........,...... 70
large VurohSs oooe' ue doEen'".............. IS
Ivory bslsnce handled Tea nives. The doren.. 3Is
Ivory bslnncs handed Dim or Knives, the doIen 90
Silver plated Casters, i've cut tbotes...,,.,,. 2 OD
Silve plated Table Spoons, the do,en ...,,,, o.
Shv@P!stra Isa spoons the dolen........,,.,... 35
siyerpiAt'a Dessert Forks the dozen. 81
Silver plated Tea bets sig pieces. Il 90
Mantle Vases hTetofore sold for Si2 and sii We now
onot and u %
lronstone China Tee Plates, large sss the dorsn, So
All purchase. over IS delivered 60 the Eastern District
Newly and yersey City.
Urds py J9s ineis'i1s the cash faithfully executed
~. ~. ovLNorVS bHOTHER5. phen. les residents
trsnfss do Wien youlor icur accorder edr coufance
0yIN9TON BROTHERS,
Nos. 253 and n st..B BROOKLYN.
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- ,,..,,,s ofthe xvIIIrg WARD REPOB
Regslssr oS iii held THIS y IosS'y ssS
kWrS,sJ at The headquarters Pn SoneI enIPDYKE Pres
nv a, a o'closi. by oiOei. e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-29
Empire Ward on {" Deck

sevenlb Wnrd Republican Associahon.-A
Regular Monthly Meeting OF tits Associson will held at
No 90 East BroSissy, rHIS Tuesday EVENING, Oct 2s
st q O'Clock. By order DANIEL 1. PETTEE, Prest
CHARLES H. HALL. Secretaries.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-29

Gerrit smith
NM. go will spfat Ia
n, VIII. vny5s CHURCH of THE PURITAEg,
- "AonEsDAY EyEKlhO October 90 1861,
nssi,..S,r.A srAaE nll AND NEEDS OF THE COUNTRY
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Real Gstate for Sale.

EOR SALE--To People with Small Incomes
For Cottage Homes and small Farms see advertisement
ofVINELAND
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the office. p''
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-08-24

len, ais ban>1 ur,o tpa1n perjent9e, ber i$
bur9 duberlide Mittel mebr Mutb en-
R1Bte, ais nStbi9 >par. SIR 1abt, ecel
wte ibr ais 5elpen leip, fe{n Meni9en>
blut perap0en unp eber 70 weni9 pulDer
pie eud an euren Teiapen 9erpden> aber
ben ei9entli1en 3wef ser meiiten Nrmeen
@urppa6> pas @elp .per 8iirSer su Yerz
wertben babt ibr reolid erfiblt. 2ebt
wobl! 2ebt wobl! SD enlal1e eu6 nit
fat nod .9r6berem @6merse> ais Mid
Wtetne untertbanen in Mppena entla51en
baben."
3um @&lu0e wirb, ME ba6pro9ramu,
laAt> benz 5er;o9e cine Sbrdne I'M Nu9e
QlQnaen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-08-24
@urDp6tI6eN 16rt6ten.
OVeitcrc8 i1bcr SdS Mtteutat.

BaoenzB apen, 10. Suli. - liz:
Der ben bereitS an0eocuteten 2ynhun95z
y.rl u9, Der mad Dem 8eder'ideu Nlttenz
tate Don einem ~lerpileu bapilbcn ~%llnterz
tbanen" 9esen 8efer 9eu1adt purcc> 9tbt
rteler fretwiQt9e 5enfer, 9fotar Supft
aus @ernsboh, III Der u8ao. 2ancSt9."
fol9cnoe DarteQun9:
u9ta9 rem 9efallenen Dcppell9ul1s
fam td 9eraoe btnsu, al6 0raf Tlem'n'aA
pen S6tar Beder fra9te: u@ie baten ouf
ben 8Bnis eeldoNen Muf 9el1sbsne
Bejabuu9 faBte 0raf 6lemminB ibn ant
9tpffraoen ur1p la9tc, oaS ct ib, Serbafte.
Da 1ab tb> in mel9er @efabr Se. Maiez
fiat fit pen TaQ> rab Seder nod cine
ancerc 51ieBwafe pcer einen Dold BET
1i1 babe> I'M Nu9enblide mod ldmebte,
namentltN, IA Ct beipe Nrmee D%pllt1uot9
fret bate, u teute i6 MIDI 10 ral6 als
mT9li9 Dem Sra fen Tleumin9 sur Ser
fisunA pelder mir aub lofort cenO5far
8eder GUT 8erfii9un9 iitcr9ab* Mt9en<
blidltb pafte tb benz elben nit aller&raft
auf Der linfen Seite be5 Nufc5 unr, nit
metncr 2i1fen ibn am 5alle fal1eno,
l6leurerte i6 i'm su 8pren. I'm tbn
am Muftebeu su bincern, brifte i6 Jpn
ben &opf abw1rtS uno ia9te gu tbm :
vDu 5unp Don einem 5unce baf auf
ben &1nis 9eido0en"
@ierpu,1 famen wpbl 0raf Tlemmin0,
Der neten mir ltanp, uno 5e. Wajeltdt
auf bic Grrmutbul1A Dab iG MIDI an
Dem @erbreber oer9reifen mY6te, 70 rab
rer Ser 0eianpte mt9 ami prperte> ben
Beder ni6t gu mibbanocln, NQs Se,
M}ajefdt berSu trat uno mir la9te, t6
1pue Dem Nlenl den nt6t5 3u 2etpc tbun>
3o9 tA NIT Der linten 6ano meinen 5ut
ab uno ipra1 Majeltlt, leben sic metne
Nufwauun9 ais Den Mu5prud bet naz
menlol len Gntriiful,9 re5 9anSen bactlhen
Solfe5 oariiber an roB cine lplAe
Sbanotbat auf inherent 8ocem peribt
tperpen tonnte !"
2etpstn 19. Sult. - Gt6 ge1terr1
maren in Saden pe5 8aoen . Baoeter
Nttentates an flnfSis 3eu9en BON ben
6ieli9en Staat5z Wnwalten abBebTrt NOR
ben, oarunter Gcmmtlitonen uap prpfelz
ipren INT ererllniveriitdt> biellAeGerwanptf
8efer'5 N. Da5 Wprpz Snfrument pei
lebteren por befanntlt6 Elm tletnes Dppz
pelterserol. @etern Dor a9t Io9en batt'
fA Beder Elm Yaar bieler Gerjerple II
rem @ewebrlaom pe5 9errn Wfeibne>
9sfauft uno mar 70 ments nit BET 5a1p:
babun9 zines Teuer9ewebr5 certraut &c:
pelen, pab ct iib erit ertuncisen mubte
mie maj, lapen, wte Yiel pulver mar
nebmen miils II. I. ~. Ginen Befann:
tep> nit Dem Il it6 auf bent SAiebplay
I'M erer Shiyet1 = Gjel eulbaft einlbpB
fra9te er unter Nuoerm : ob nan ntd'
ptele uebunsen AUDI IN Der Stube ma:
den f1nne. Griterem fel oieie auber
prcentli4e l1npil1enbett 70 aui pab E
ii9 wobl bitete, 8eGer leinen eiBene'
trefli9en &eYolver mit3ueetel ais picle
Jpn parum erlubte, un1 li6 oamit eia;u
1bteBen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-08-24
~ 49, Deuti9e
6 . ufulQtc {.

. Der 1nterSeianete bena@ri@tist bierntit bas
pe11tl9e Yublitum, baB CT BON
'9errt 8. BON 8aumba9, tit Mi1waufee,
.epn1ul fir Batern,
% urttcmber9,
Meflenburg unb
@roBber3oetbum So41en
errta9tistif, Dufumente, pel&e mad ben eenan1,~
ten Staoten, pber antern beutl9cn in Minneiota
rely. Mlwaufee nod ni9t conlulari1d pertreteuen
Staaten beiimmt linb unb Der cpniularil9en Be=
9laubieun8 t~eoGrfen, in @1npfans gu nebmen, unb
o%ielslben, init FOLDER Bsslaubisune serleben, je
tad ber 8e(timmung, benz Mus{eQer in ~tur5efer
Trtlt gu rernittiren> Ober eleiG per ppt an ibren
Velttmn1un9surt mad Dsutl9lant au befSrbern.
Deseleiden 1T er erbDtis, in ieiaem @elddftS<
Bureau;
9eYwarp'S Blcd, Dtitte @traBe>
Natbia9enpen jeoe eeuiinl9te @usfunft iiber iol<
ae Sraeen 81 ertbeilea. ME lie in bielem @ei@afte
TT Setra9t fpu1meu mDsen.
Oscar MalmrpS,
D6entlider Mctar, 5epparb's Bird.
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1860. =. - Mzzz= : /:
Mt6tgQn GDlttbern

Detroit Mp1lrpe uno Iplepp 8otu.
0iele 2inie une ibre gertincuraen bilbsn Gin,
Sollltdnblge Npute spr Ictrpit nod @bicaop
NV'lpautle> @aIena> Gcd SSalono> Tutuaue
Surl1ltgtc11> prairie BIT Gbien, ga @rrNe, ct.
paul eairp. CT. 2puis, ct. Srlepb unp allie
Nplutcn I'm Welten unb @iicmel ten.
Nud
na9 Gplebp, @lepelanb, Wittsb1ro, gEbeel,ua
Stem o prf, unr alsn Srten, trobin man ont Zen
Ser>9iebensn 3wet9babnen son jenen VlQsv1 fan.
ren farm.
Ntfabrt.
= nbr As Miauten Mittag. 2igttuina Grr,et
fur Sbiea9p uno SEEM gprt
tpmlnt an su Nbrian UNI 9,45 Gprmitooa
q 2Dleoo nm $50
. CLEVELAND unt $40 Wodm.
8u6alp um 1920
= @bicaep INT 100
= New=Yprt uni $50
ubr Madnaitta9s. Golebo unb Ginrinnet.
GrpreB
t0mmt naG 3pletO i'm 4,o5 Madmitta1s,
@lepelanp unt $50
buffalo UNI 4,55 gprn1ittaae,
Nem< gprf unit $50 Niadmittass.
Dtele &pute n.a9t birefte gertineung III Gle<
Selanb NIT ben pradtSplen @teamern City r.
Buffalo" une ygBeltern Metrpprlis, mad YuTalc.
5 rbr IS Minuten Na9m. Merian unp Me-
fern Grpreb
tDmmt an gu @cnroie uni sos Nadmlittaos.
@brian UNI 1000
@bicaso UNI 200 gcrmittaea.
~ &arten t1nnen erbalten Iperren
gu Detroit III Der Sffce ber G%pmpaenis.
Gde @ttpater< uno 8rulbzS traee.
A@ 3'pilaen Detroit une Gbicaso merssn
feine masepns sewe9lelt.
S De6 Na@t8 1T elm Maseon MT!
8ette11 Derl eben.
Die 3G9e aeben nad Der @bicaep :3sit al.
tpeldbe UNI 20 Minuten frIber 1T ais bic rpn &
trp1t. Snp. .. @ampbell
@en'l @upsriutenpent.
S.p. &nigbt, Msent au Detroit.
8enI 6uberint. Sffce, Eplebp, Stunt IS. 80.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-08-24
Dcruifdbtc Mddrichtcu.

Serli II, 20. Sult.-3u cer III ST.
ni9sbers ltatth1penpen H~rpnun1afeier
tperpen 1dmmtlide eurcp1il1e 5errlher
%Gtnlaoun9en erbolten unp, ipweit ite niht
per 1nli9 er1beineu, purd eiaenc, nur
su pielem 3rede be loncerS bsaloubi9te
(&r1nun36) : Sotlhaftsr Yertreten letn,>
Derartige Gtnlapun1en llnp hetanntli1
BET alien &rDnun9er, 10 BET Der in9ibeim5
I(l:9.
Der SuliSm{niiter BAT aroeorrret paB
fcrtan ben Sbulo9ef au9enen feline ourere
Soft wte ben llnterlu9unA5< ppcr 5trai
@efon9enen 9emdbrt merpe> wpbct i'm
Wu9e bebo[ten mprren 1T, roB cieShu!c>
BAIT 9leib;eitia Strafz uno 3pan9amits
tel 1T, TIM ben auh rie 6ait pprlAuB=
meile beSablenrm glIutt9ern III ibrel1
Torcerun9en gu yerDeli en.
Sic 6lu9lbrift tes Staot0eridt5lnez
ltpn vWa5 un5 nod retten fam, melde
berett5 tit 6. Nuh a5t ypr!ie9t 1T Won rem
Staat6annalte ourdaelebsn UNI yon jez
Der tr9enowie Aearteten NnflaAe entbunz
ben morpen, 10 oob 0e8en 5rn. I>pel ten
II neAen ne5 Dueus Die unter1ubuna
eingeleitet warce1 l,rp nob rem iytrien
CUR Grleot3un9 fpmu1en miro.
Dpppelter Seltltmprc IN
Yerlin.-- Sin Doppeltcr Ssltlu1orp
eiAentbiimliAcr Dirt Pat bier nidt mrenia
Ssnlation errc9t. 3wei bieli9e Sir9er
worperten Ypr etra onpsrtbalt Wpben
8eacn flint llbr Nadmittaas ouf ccm
imtldm DEN pi1elstcr9en uno Dem
Sponcouer Slp6 %9cle9encn l%c9enanntcn
0|pfenwe9e ais lle III Ginger Gntfernuno
einen Damn uno cine jl11t9c Dame ,ptz
19'f Slpci gdumen, rem Nnl1ein naA
ltebcnc> erblidten. Beice b!eltcn ca6Oez
fibt 0e9en etllanper Qetebrt, UNI jcnc5poz
iisr9dn4er tlicten cine turse Belt ltcben>
neil 11e glaubten> 3eu9en elmer iutcrel a1z
ten Scene ;1 tperccn. Do jecpb bic
betcen 0eltoltcn swildcn Den Bdumen
gang untewe8li9 blieben, 10 trotcn iene
enDli9 ndber. Dlit Gntlebcn %9elpabrten
1te, paB bier Elm ju10er damn uno elm
etrpa 17ja9ri9eS M1raen fib ouf9cbdnat
batten> cercn Tube taum einen balten
JuB Ypn cer Grnte entfcrnt poren. Beipe
Yerlonen muBten idon llr0ere 3sit oez
ban9en babet> cenn lie waren bereitS
gang iteif uno talt. Das MlcGen, nell
6eS man nod i'm Gpoe 1htHn nsnt1cn
tonnte, tru9 cine noble Grinoline urO
9ololaGen; au9 Der junoe MenlA ma
anit1rois 9efleioet. 3wilden bei'tn ST.
b1nAten itefte in Der Gre Cit lanaer>
l@a1fsr Dcl6, wpraus man lblieSen
tonnte, oaB bic nnAlldli9en 1i9 auf cine
anoere Gooe6art fir ben 0au, cas raS
Grbdn9en ibnen miBlinAen lpute, Yo,bez
reftet batten. Cine 8rieftalGe, welde
Der jun9e Mann BET ii6 flbrte> eraab,
paB un9liifli9e 2iebe bus Wptiy oes
Doppelielbfnorbe5 war. Gr lelbf mar
Der Spbn eines bteii9ea %tefannten Ma
rionettenI pieler5, Die jun9e Dame Die
Io9tr zines woblbabencen Gtl6lerneiz
iter6, Der in ben pibel5ber9en cine 5omz
mer>pobnur9 bejO9en batte. Beipe batz
ten f9 emise 2iebe uno Greue oelhpoz
rem bic Gltern pes Mdohen5 mollteu
cine 5eiratb jebo@ unter feinen umadn<
ben ;useben. Diesistenpen be16lo0en ba5
Der, tbrem 2eben Elm Gnce au MAIDEN.
3u bemerfen 1T no9> ca6 jene beioen
Tabrltanten, pel&e 3uerit bic Grbanaten
entoedten> al8 fe laben> paB jeoe @alfe