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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-09

OFEICIAL r.Isr-

All letters advertised are sublect to an extra
charge Of one cent Persons calling for them will
please be prepared with the necessary change
S9Persons calling for these letters will please say
they ars advertised and give number and date Of list
- The ONCE will be open at hslf-past seven A,
NJ, and close at six P. M. sundays-ocBoe open
from nine A. NJ. to halfpast ten A. NJ.
Ordered @ be adrersed IN The Opcinnal DAILY PRFss
doreedby 70 ne following section Of e Posto5foe
IGlo. az Ue netcspapef having ne farOes circulation
Of any paper pHblfshed IN Cincinnati:
SEC. 8. And be it further enacted: That Lists of
Letters remaining uncalled fr IN any POstoIice in
any city, town village, where n newspaper snail
be printed. shall hereafter be published once only
N the newspaper which, being issued weekly OF
oiteDer, shall have the largest circulation within
the Tange OF delivery Of said Office to be decided by
the POSTMASTER at such ofice.-New P0stoHics Lds,
pasted March rs, 1851.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-09

AN INTERVIEW BETWEEN LOUIS NAPOLEON
AND Young BONAPARTE The Paris CORE
spondent Of the Brussels Independence states
that an interview has taken place within the
last few days between the Emperor and the
young Bonaparte, grandson of Prince Jerome
by his first wife, Miss Patterson, and whose
father is the plaintiff ia the action whicn has
occupied so much public attention. This in-
tefvlew has led to the suppesition that bs-
fore the decision Of the court is pronounced
some friendly arrangement will be effected,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-09

MNoRITY PREsIDESTs.-In 1924, Mr.. Ad-
ans, who was in a minority OF l4l, ,420, aud
vote, was elected by the House of Rebresen.
tatives In 1874, Mr.. Polk was eec ed by
the people, and was in minority of 24ll9.
In lS4s, Gen. Tay lor was elected He was
in minority Of Isl, ,708. In 1856, Mr.. Bu.
GhaDan was elected. He was in a minority
of 37z629 In 1860, Mr.. Lincoln was elected.
He was in a minority of 946950 OF the pop
ular vote
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-09

Duty Oh RAGS FROM ST. PRTERsBURa.-A
London merchant, writing to a cotsmporary
on the subject OF the enormous duty on rags
exported from ST. Petersburg, says: 81 have
just received pro JorRa invoices of this srti,
Gle, and the duty amounts TO 100 per cent. on
the cost at st. Petersburg
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-09
Notice TO Builders,

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
- CElFED at the Oace of Public Schools DIV
Hall until y O'Clock M, the 18th INST for build.
ing School house on Ninth street, between Wal
nut and Main streets, in ordauce aith plans and
speeiicatiOns now on file. The terms Of 1aymept
will be, one-half cash and one half in city bonds
securities.
. By order of the Board of Trustees aud Visitors OF
Common Schools Of CiHciI natl
nh6f y. HURLBUT. Clerk.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-09
From Me- Vork

New YoRK, March THE Board of AL
dermen this morning adopted resolution
providing commission, on behalf of the Com.
mon Council, to request the Legislature to
submit to the State the propositions of the
Peace Congress. f|-.I =
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ObitunrY.

CoScoRD, N. H., March 8.-Geo. Minot
President Of the Mechanics Bank, and
Treasurer Of the Boston, Concord and Mon
tIeal Railroad, died suddenly. this morning,
of disease of the heart. OF
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-09
SEALED PROPOSALS.
To Lime Dealers.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BIZ RE.
- ShiNED at the Office of the Gas Company, ill
Tue n 18Th inst, to furnish years supply Of lime
70 IhS ohs-worhs-Aay 45 bushels per day. Tho
Dunel must contain 2 6sS cubic inches, and the
name oi the lime must he set forth in the bid.
nj
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-09
Notice to COal.dealers.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL, RE RR,
- CEINED at the Office of Public Schools until l2
delYe ring, at the dfereIt school houses OF the civ
from twenty -hve thousand to thiriy-fse thousand
Bushels Of the best qualify of Yougbiogheny Coal :
- BY order Of the Buard 0f rusttes and Visitors of
Common Schools of Cincin, att -
mh6 w y HlTRERUT
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-09
From Halifax.

HALIFAX, March THE steamer America,
from Boston, for Liverpool, has arrived.
The America spoke the North BTiton off Cape
Negro, consequently she will probably ar
rive at Portland this evening.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-09
schooner Ashore.

BosToE, March 8.-The schooner 81. Cloud
from New York for Selma, went ashore at
Welltleet, and bilgeG. Vessel and cargo a
total loss. Crew saved.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-09
LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
INTERESTING FROM THE SOUTH.


--latest from the Montgomery ConUeation-
Introduction Of Bill Providing for the
Non recognition Of Citizens Of the United
Standardization Bragg, Of "Lials More
Grape Noto,isty, Confirmed as Brigadisr-
Generol-Sendtors cEitteHdsn and johnson
and General Scott Serenadsd and Make
SPeeches-LincOln Declares his Inaugural
@ a Pacific Character Cassius NJ Olay
Mentioned as Minister 10 Merico, and En-
erson Etheridge as Minister TO Spain
Various Removals. Made at Washington
Rumored Resignation Of Coz. Houston and
SurIeader Of Fort Broon-Fa,he- Prep
drahons for Defense at Fort Picksqs-
General 7toiggs's Treason More Deliberate
than acsS Supposed. .,..-
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-09

PITTsBURs, March s-M.-River ten feet
by the pier-mark and falling Weather clear
and mild,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-09
THE UNION MANUFACTURING 90.
No. o3 west Fourth-st.,

No. 63 West Fourth-st.,
NOW SELL. A HANDSOME $40 I,OcJx
- STITCH FAMILY SEWING MA gHTNR ~
$50; heavier Machines, for cloth and leather gsTk
a. $50, &Sh and aIe0. 20 T-f-'
These Machines work an entirely NEW PRIN.
ClPLE, aud are highly recommended bS all who
use them, a. being much superior 10 the old clarr
ot shuttle Machines Hemmers and Btnders IA
extra. We also Manufacture aud sell the ceebra}e1
"sLOAT ELLIPTIoY sBwING-MAOHINBs
Which make the stitch alike on both sides ana
winch combine every good quality and advantaEs
81 all otht Machines, without their Ohjectionabe
lea,ules Hemmerss turning all widths Of herae
ara over. seams simple ana easily manaeef, an
RlNen with each hachinet Prices from a5O tc
Sl29. Warranted for three years, and safisfao.
tie machine-price $780, 80. =
Agents wanted Address IS
UNION NMANUF6eFURINe COMPANY,
tel9 = 63 West Fourth-ss Cinoinpati, Ohio,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-09
MIsCELLANMoUs.
Gays Patent BLACK VarnIsh=

E0R Ships, HILLS. SrR.n.uwS
y fll9es, Iron hailing, Railroad car Work aH(
iron Moik general v The best and cheapest ia sisSf
one coat OF " being equal TO two eoats ~ orii,a-
paint and VIII protect Iron from rust m ncf Ionesr
4. ~ 70 eIack aad lustrous aud will not 1os
PsiHpIiDs H shtrs Il is superior to any thing IN ass
snu 81 mpch cheaper than oil paint II will nrotact
ships bottom from barnacies and mSrinse y ,Scr ,os
mere eheetnally than any chemical preuSratioa.
as ordinary paint or varpish, and NAV be- annIjsS
barrels and tin csRs, by - ~'ieiS' uaaA
GAY KING, Manufacturers
nhI.cm SS3 SYcamore-s st OincInDafI
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= R6
FAMILY SEWING -MACHTNESE 1

- - Room SI tho West in the new COMMERCIAL
HtulldipR ti,p N9 16f RAOE ST, three doOrs from
:, These Machines have no rival They combine
ohespness and excellence with simplicity. durabiI
ib and noiselessnees Of action, to a degree NOT n
preached by any others
made for S25 have here tpf5rs been sold flr sfS
Our machines range from S25 10 Ss7 acc riding IL
stN le finish yet. for all ths uses Of a Fs,ctix
Be. ingn achine our e2i style IL inst as good and
relatle a. the mor expensive ones; and better can
not he made by any body.
famiie: aud dealers are requested to call aud test
our n achines, which warranted aud kent in
repair for year free OF charge Terms easR ~
Agents wanted throuahent the West and South
mb6-cm WILLIAT9 n ORVTa.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-09

WHEELER 8 WILSON'S
Sewing Machines
a .r E. ns9n 49, ri.a fl ID ..t
PRICES REDUCEBI .

t.r - ..ra
| NlNHB WHWELEH ~ WILSON aHvvs
n fN0-MhCHINH COMPANY, havine 5si,....4
ALI their suits a la4 With tnfringine msnaisse
thereby, and have sccordingly RNDnOND TlI1
PRIOEB Of their SEWING -mAchinea. i
Having made Tor over sever Year,, ths most prA-
ula, Family SeWine. .macbilo IN the oountry, ~
making 0HR HuEDRND MAOHTN Es psr 40.
they are prepared With such extraordinary fasAs
tiles and experienoo 20 guarantees 70 the purchnnr1
entire satisfaction. All our Machines arc mafs
eQualiy veil, and are
WARRANTED THRnH YEAHs.
The dinsronos in prios bstns merely diGsrepss n
--. anish- = 49,.
21,3OB Msebinss sold y issg, Reins double ~
Awarded the First Premium IN the
Us. PAIRS or lsss, lsSs AND Issa
Ana AZ the Ciuuinnst, nfeohanfos's Eust,tg,. -
FOUR SUCCESSIVE YEARS We have taEer ~
First Premium over al competitprs ~ the basf
BEST FAMILY sEwIEe-MAOBIEn. l
II uses hustle makes the locks stitch alIks -
both sdesS the goods leaving no chain o. rftFf
on the unner. side % the seam; and usoe but Nfsf
a. much thread as the cbain-s machines
Send or cali for Circular, containing pEfe5
WIN sUmNER & CO., Agents,
~ West Fourth-st,,
PIXIES oPERA-HoUsE, t
dolE UlEorNNAzI.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-09
A RIOT ANTICIPATED.

Sat, during the Inaugural ceremonies in a
carriage on Capitol Hill about a square from
the Capitol, with some orderlies beside him
and company of flying near him.
de heard, by means of aids, quite frequently
and the procession was re forming and
moving back to the White House, the officer
ID command of the District Militia, who had
been at the Capitol, galloped up to him and
said: General Scott, it is all over and well
over" Upon receiving this intelligence, the
old veteran sank back in bis seat, while bis
face expressed that sense of relief which one
feels whose unpleasant anticipations have
not been fulfilled. " : -
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-09

w TELIAMS Sc ORVIs.
Manufacturers Of the OsIsbrated Double. thread
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-28
.pertpprrene nrp enqberatee Mtttlmdstq.

ap%ertpprre1e nnpaensber3tge Mtttelntdbtsz
felt bemtelen Ser 5etparD, Der Geuerz
branp> Der ibn sleitet, ben,tbt it4, etnen
5treit NIT gang europa berpor3urufrn, IN
jenem @etfea sunInnt9er gelbfiudt nell
der ote Mmerifaner neronloBt, NIT tbrer
:3pergflotte unbs ttbrer unseffaleten MaGe
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Notten, pte fe etne
Mrnlee nenuen, ii9 etaubilpen, al8 tpdreu
ite ben Tran5pien gu 2anoe uno ben Gn9>
ldnoern sur See 9ewadlen. @enn bte
8unps6taatsn ote(e betoen unbetlSfitet
los werpen t6nnten, p t5nnten {e IN ben
Nueen Der 8elt tbren 8uten Namer tpie>
Der beritellen &c" n-,-y ! rs5
@enn bod je oas eittee @e1@tf BIZ
Sage bieler Union nod einntal 70 9e{tolten
mD6te, Dem perioen uno uber. ALE MaBeu
fetsen England betmsusablen fir ote SUP
trttte, pie e5 uns CUR Belt unierer @rrie>
brt9uns uno S1wd6e ertbetlt. Gnelaab'd
3u6tiBuns ipQte fortan ba6 9aupt;tel
aQer auaerifaniiden @taatsmdnner uni
NQtrtpten 1etu. a,xg is. ,ls = . :
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-28
1IHz:::4==
Wranb 9aDe11 Npute.

V4uNp VuDEu OlQult+
Die f~lrseite, btuteffe u,p conf prtabelte
. .,r.-: 2t1ts nod sem Sfen!
8 6 du8 Gi1eubabn!S
aussenpmn1en IS Meilen Spu Mtluaufte
!ab 0ransSapen, tpel9e in 6 @tuubeu
f%- 5urldgelegt tpertea NIT ben ele~
gdnten 9dnpfern
Wt ~ a ii E ND Detrpit,
y~tet1enoe, bic III Milpaufie init bemNbeub,uae
ai1tpnttnen, tpnnsn 1psleia an Sprb aebeu uNo
Nfpr9enS %abret1en II. getpinneu oab1rG 12Stuu-
ee11 an3et spr Semen bic iber @bicasp rab benz
Often reiieu.
: 9iele Neile it au6 Der g%iatur16Tnbeit tpearu.
70 bic Niasarafdae bteteu, ieoer anbern Nputs
spr3u5ieben. Man fGbrt auf bieler Qinie spu
9ttlpautie mad Detrpit, 5amiltpn, @,spenRpn
Sr1o9f Cgftagarabriidel BuTalp, Gp9elter, Gs-
racu1e, Hpn1. Utica .9ltnny, Stem 9Jprf, 8p}fpn,
SorOnto> Ssbeaspurg unb Mpntreal. ~
Der prets 1T biuieer als Der ouf
Asi !7iz anoert Qinten.
Harten limb in alen 9aupt- Gi@eubabu=SfN ceu
5oes 9Se1tens 5u baben.
S. $. Wbttmpre> @
General @etern Meent, ct. paul.
@ &8ga Spbn Nnbrem>
Fl [Gifet= Maent, ct. NauI,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-28
Sic DerpHeouna Der 6eere.

Die Iran;plen BADEN tbre &riess< uno
Sieg5berettIbaft INNER. eber ais anbere
GD!ter aud paourb gefDroert eeleben, baB
ite an Wdbisfeit gtp1bnt f1nb. Der
Gn9ldaoer fam am Sage per S6la9t
fetn JtinoHeilb nibt eutbebren, Der Gran,
soie beqnu9t lt6 nit etpas Suppe.
Napplepn III. bat neben Der Suppc
Den &affee etn9efibrt urp Sel terret9 1T
na9 Dem JrieOen DON NtIafranca leinem
Setlpta gefplgt. Der Splpat betpmmt
iaprgen6 einen Grant Der aus etnem &afz
feeprdparat tn Gafelform berettet rptrn-
&ir3liG laeen tn Berlin 1lterret9t19e u.
fran55iii9e proben Dor, Der &afee 1T
seutoblen unp NIT 3ufer ssmil9t. Cine
cpnpenltrte Tafel retbt fir cine pprtion
aug. Wan 9iebt tp6enpeS @a1er barii<
Der ur1p tldrt pa8 iumtt entitanpene Sc
lnil1 burh etnige Erppfen falten @a0er6.
Da5 franS1fibe Tabrifat berubt auf egaa-
lite unp fraternite; bic Sualitdtr 1T fit
Sff5tsre uno @emeine bic eletde. Das
Bfretbil9e ii, 3umal Die ,pette 2ualttdt
fir Die Solpaten, Elm @emil9 BON &afee
-GiGprien &ortt tnp dbnttden Surrpz
saten; Der Sff3terz& afee 1T better, Sc
Oenf aQ6 miro man In preuben pas franz
sbftbe Babrifat gum Muiter nebnlen uno
- retnen 8afee etnldenfen.
Muberoem prift man ofe fran3bil4e
n9tata>" bic 3wtebeliuppe, bic, dbnlt6 ben
Bputlontafeln, aus Tleil1z unp 3wte>
belsrtraft beltebt UNI braun auSiiebt. Gin
Netb Mfafe auf Elm Quart Bailer,, etrpas
Sroo etn9eIbnttten, fol- cine bur6au6
traftlss quite Suppe geben. Denn baz
rim BET ftat'tnpeueer Mube I'm Gelpe nod
aus Den nddten @drten Muben &pbl pper
lonlt susanslt6eS @emale gefp6t lpirp,
10 bat man Den berrli6fen Potage prin-
TANNER, wie nur irsenbpp 3ur @inleituna
zines 6inHranfen Diners I'm palatSz
Npyal, ~ 4 1S ,s.# s.sa,s -. i.,l.,s
NpYat,- SO 1T Befeblerz
san9en BITE FI6HBen 6tIapen gu bel4a3<
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-28

0aSO anpf9i6 uMilpaufee", Cart. NiGorcs.
Serlabt ben Ord am JiBe spn Milpaufee~G trois
tebet Mpr9en prdcile 5 llbr (Spuntoos o1eop~
rrr1n1en) unb itebt nit ben G,lcnbabu- 3iioeu &C.,
Ostrptt= 1tnb Miltraufee=, Great gEeiternt ,trt
Nep<yprt eettral-8 Stall =9tpap it -piretter 9Sr,.
~btabung. "
Arfunft III Niaeara Sails 4 1br Moraens,
MltenY 4 I1hr Notn..
New=gurf 9 nbr 80 81. Mbts.
8ptcu ~ l1br Nadts.
22as Dampfi9iH u0etrpit"> @apt. Wcgrir,
Serlabt ben Odd ber Oetrpit> unb Milna1ltetr
e1lenbabn<gp. Nafmittass 4 l1tr (9snntaas
a~usgenpm,nen).
Mntunft in Detroit ubr 80 81. mor,.
Snsp. gribge 5 llbr Ntenp8,
Mlban9 4 llbr Mproers.
a. Mem yorf 10 lbr Is 81, Mpro.
8p}tpn II lltr As sc. Nitt.
3 yG1agerStlets: sia Se9el= ptcr Den,pf@b,1
na9 Sren1en, Santblrg, SaSre, M,tttperben, Rpt-
teroant, GtSerpppl &C. tperbe1 in Der Sffice rr,
epntpegnie ~Drrtauft.
Yd1uete fltr lrselto etten an Der Detroit rnr
Vftlpa1tee = gilel1babn gelegenen Nlab perten
prompt nnb biuie b%sfDrSert.
Vton set9ne Jradt: Via D. & M
aiels eplltpa9llie %tefprbert TraGt at bebeutcnt
Seno cine ancere @eleQfdaft.
. Sffee in 9iilwaufie $50 S1waIerfro6e.
{ y. Ntemeier, @alItrer.
SultuSM psiu6, General Naeut.'
+ j. >. Wbttman, .'-"
ep...&4s %retlenber 9lysnt fir ben Weifen.
a1se ~ &bpmaS Jprbes, lm.a..
r....~ WtQiam 8erens. y1na9 11r
D+@. 8reeman, "8ta1eh'
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1861, @HEEHEHHszZZg-.zz1z=az99 1861
$annibnl u1tb ct. c5pbu ST 81

Ntpnier> Noute nod benz Weten
$50 DReilea meter weftli9 une $50 Meiten uyber
1ad Yites Yeafals irsenb cine anbere 8abn.
Die furselte, tequemte .uue bette &pute rad
St.Spiepb, 2sassnpprtb, aanlas, Nebrasfagity,
Smeba, Gpunel 8luT, fenia H.. Nebrasfa Ser
ritortum. meitl. Sppa unb Mi0puri, @alalee urS
@altfprnien. 5sA SFa 81"
Na9 81: Seiepb stben tdglia !3Hse as spr
;pantbat m Serbinouas nit ben RtiFITppt Wafet>
bpDten, BON Weten unb Sibeu u,lo in gerbin-
putg NIT ben Sta9en ta9 alien pten erpdbnteu
-pldBen.
au{ oieier Meutf eripartt mar bret Gaae
3ett. y. ssg y :, 5l
3preiien.
abrOug9sSifets mad alien Hiidtunaen Ginb ii,
'saosn an. sgprb Der Murtbern Qinie II. Minnelota
aae1-e emlpagn!f SaS 0epaf mirb nit Marfen
sSerlsgen Cebeds) lrb gebt fiber.
y. S.a8rpat. Sidet<Mgent. tTa i zz :
5, ypomfsx 6ra9t,Mafat. g4rsfa
lB :. :. 81, pap Hppb4 @fu. Sapt,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-28
@crmtihte MahriAten.

--.
'@ewerbefreibett in $ a M
in Mu6{i9t.-Gtn 6ambur>
ger 8latt idretbt: Die BON Der 8drser<
idaft 5ur 8esuta6tung Der @ewerbefraBe
nieperseieBte @pmmilTpn 1T na9 led8mpz
natlt1er Nrbett 3u Dem Belblub 9etpmtz
men, Die @infabruns oer @emerbefreibett
III empfeblen uno oaS Ne6t gum @ewerz
betrieb alien ppuidbrtoen S%taat6on9ebD>
rtger betperlei @eible6t6, 70 pte alien
Mn9eDGri9en perient9en Staaten 3u ertbetz
len, nelbe Dem @otbaer @ertraoe beige
treten itno. Mn. Der @enebmtBunB bteies
Gntwurfs purd Senat uno 8ir9erl4aft
s1peifelt man ntbt, 9ambur9 wtrb banr1
pa6 fret innisfe@ ewerbeeeleB baben, na@<
Dem cs LANCE 9enug NIT Dem 3opf ft9 &C.
plagt,
Die Sda6fBntse Der Delt.
Yaullen Don Dubuque, Soma> uno &az
lid % Matns> iinp tn 2onpon jeBt big
gum IS. Spiele ssfpmmen, poppu Youl>
ien pier, Raliid cine sepann uno 8 elm
9elteut wurpen. &alilA 16eint mebr ut,b
n1ebr auf pas GtniteIen 81 1pielen. lleS
brisenS 1T e8 baratteri ffl9> SAP BET pie>
fem Sample, ter anertannt iiber bic &rpne
bes S9adS entl9etpen 1pu> 5npet Deuti6e
9egen chamber fdu1pften u10 tpeper ba6
Wunberfinp MurpbN nod Der en9lti9e
Sba6rtele Stanipn pper Elm Tran3oit f4
auf ben plan pa9ten.
Uncle g a Elm gutter 6 u NJ
oeDpn Sobn Bull. - Mn etnen1
Sage wurben In 2pnoon 5000 Eoune11
5alpeter fit pie amerttantl9e BunbeSre>
sierun9 sefauft uno bic pretie ffesen tn
Tolge paYon auf bretunppfer;ig Splitting.
1000 1onnsn wutpen bon 2onpon bereit8
oerIapsn, wGbrenD audi aus 2tperpppl be-
oeutenoe Suantitdten perl9tft &purben.
Merfwuroi9e6 Wettrennen.
Bpbl 10000 peripnen wpbnten am rs.
NOc. DEM Wettlauf swii6en Dem Snota@
uer Deerf ppt uno Samuel Barter DOR
2onoou bet, Der Grl tere oepann NIT
lstdter Wube, tnpem er our ;3urid!eeuna
ct11er 5trede BON 10 Metlen ni9t 81
Wi{uuteu braudte u1D am Gnbe 10 frtl9
erlNten ME beim Mnfan9.
@erehte 8efrafun9 etneS
n.-Sn 2onppn fam am %,
Sttober Gin pro5eb CUR @ntlhetouns, Der
Idon leit mebreren WO9en Dtel BON 1tG
rspen ma6te. Gin italienil1er Maler,
Namens Viucent @olueci, bate Elm 3arteS
gerbdltnib nit eiaem Traulein Spbntone
on9efntpft unp mar allmabltB 1T Befb
elmer Menos Briefe ppr, tbr gelan9t bic
jeopA ntdt ben l~eileiten Derpa6t auf ben
Gbarafter unD bic Gu9eup be6 Trduleins
auftommsn lonen. Gpluect mibbrau9te
baS gerbdltnib, unt pteperbolt bepeutenbe
Summen Don ibr gu erprenen> perftanp
ltb aber 1bltebli4 ba3u> Die Brtefe 0e9en
1000 6 Dem Jr1ulein s%urud;u9eben. 81
empfn9 oas @elp> banoiste ibr ater (ati
Der Briefe, Elm padet alter 3eituneen etn,
Sum er1t entpedte lie pte gauge @a9e tbz
rem 8ruper, Der Die Mnsele9enbeit Dem
Oertbte lbersab &c tpuroe alS 9ez
meiner Dteb gu pref Sabren 3u9tbaus
perurtbetlt. ''.... ~
cir t ur3 zines 5ou1es. -
2pucpn 27. Nos. = Gin mebreer bunpert
Sabre altes itebenitBftgeS @ebdupe, nell
be5 BON mtnoeitsn6 100 Ysrlonen bepobnt
par, in 5tsb Strret> Gpinbur9> itlr;te
an @pnntas ben "a. NoYbr. Elm unp BE-
grub beinobe ale Snialen. unter zen
Iriimmern. 22 2et9en waren bereit8
berausgelAaft worpen unp ettpa IL Be-
lh1D;ote Dee(Dnen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-28
gen, eern bte @e8ttruus III @a{bt,stptt
1T Der Mn{dt bae Der gauge &rtes gum
Gprttau en- einsertdtet ftt. (@bl,)
auittnnsen Der; ~. 4staatsseitans,

Guittuneen Der ~. 4&taatS5eitun8,
Mbonnementsbeitrase einsta eiusbpt 81
berrn. @ebafian 9tauoenmeper, @anb4 &rtef,
$500, son Mr. 172 bio 1913. 6fE,aTts llsts
persa NRue; S&uls,, M D1l1paipt 500, ,f pen
perm gbria: Stunt, Sort @iplsy, $500, BON
Nr. 172 bis 1873. ii ssY4 ~, 9lys
persn 9obsipe, Mep-l1laa, 800, son so. 1856
,,1 9s ss,' e. S 81 ss5 g gsar' a''s'isa, $50
perrnsD autualter, Gbasta, $1.0O pon Nr.156
ps5rn. Gra ne J, Me;np:.u lm,, 81 . 90 BON III. 1 Us
9trrn So{. ger1ein, Gbi1aeogttp, $500 BON
MRaoam Mln&, xaylors Sails, $500, pom
9r. .173 bis -224-. .7s $50 ~.
ptrrnp tmpftr, @batopee, $500, toan sMr.1f1
1t1rn pb. ptnt, Gbasta, $500, Sons9es.132
bis 1874. esl.ens ;.f IF: Yin TsIs}E .s!g ".
5errn 5. @tetntrt> ct. glntbony, $$1.0On pOn
Nr. 1870 bis 1856. +. ="
?etrn 8: Grey, @ataibap, 81 ;'oo,,s sugan Mro.
81! Sf fgs 81 S;9 14s. ea'tr> me''lsa1' .s1.oo, BON
5ersa Stmen 8rabse, @attrtenn, ST. 90 -! son
Nr. 400 BIC 1856. 1shS .2Ss "'l y gag ,'tf'.'
perm @ua. @uas, 9aRines, $2..oo'pon' 9fro.
100 Bis 152. a~tasa5zE. 4a,SI 81
1tsru $. s. gissn.ann, Bilten, eia Dollar,
BON Nr., $50 Bic 176.
5errn 5errrtann 8mrfurf, Dob8eT Gtty, elm
Dollar BON Nr. 176 bis 202.
9errn rlri9 @9neiber, ct. Spiepb, no., Elm
Dollar BON gfr. 176 lis POP.
Qieut. Satob Maia3er, 2. Minn. &esiment,
ST .OO. Dpn gfr. ~ Bis 1917. StE E tE3 -
9etrn @eb. 9ammer Benton, $500 ppn
Nr. 176 bis 2O2. s e ,sss Il.
5stru @resorp, 9basta, $1.00spDn ST. III
bis 1873. .a1 ,.'
%! st ERR Simon l1sttladtt> Garoer,; $500 BON
eerrn 2t,&, @atertema, ST 90 BON SIT. III
bis 203. r.sz r.s..a .
So, Ss %q' e @% +; H 3SI. @tp Ct. paul 81 .oo 9
g.. 9.rsn g @u 5Gs Dredel, e1as'a, $500 Don
u{ 9t 179 s. &s: 3 @slt' m'"ntap'lis' $500 '''
90! st5sf s. i Hs' s;s 81! Sss"tta, pt''i"'''ns' $. $i'o'
,3errn s. g.. @~pnbermann, Comp ~" erffea
Minn. Ne9. $500 BON 81. 80 bio 229. ,..
9errn Brna 2inoa. 1raperie be Siour, $500,
BON Nrp. III bis 2O3." 20 " &5 E2f:>
2teut. BON 8oreersrobe, Sort @ibseles, $500
BON. 9lr. 178. bis 200.g . IL crs:: IL
,9errn Sebn &oalera ypun9 Mmertta $500.
npn ST.. l78 Bis POS.
9srtn AIopFsii@, @lenDoe, $500, Don Mr,
166 BIG 1872. 3, moss (
9errn Treo. &riieer> Greeborn &itY, 500,
9r. 40 bis 1885,. ..
5errn Safob 1rba9e, Carer 100, bon SIR,
| 1854 bis $50. '5' ..-5@ ... S5'@ "
Mantatp. st i E.
9errn Saepb Sub 81 90, npn so. 1876
gbr. &layti ST. 90, BON 1876,
> Qepi Ruttbpf 100, BON Nr. 107-133.
y Yete:@ 9uQrnberg $500, opnNr $3.50
+. 8. @ubte 81 90, pon 9lr, 110-136. 2E
y @pttlieb @tlber $3.50, BON Nr+ 11O-17t
y Yeter Werner $780, Bon Nr. 160-18f
49, QpuiSDilIe, 8Y.
9errn S. Bobmba9, So. s. 2. Nt9t. M. g..
einen Dollar pom 176 bis 202. So ~
9errn Gplmaun, 60. g Q, Ne9t. ~. g., cit
Dollar BON Str. 176 bis 202. Q8ir tDnueu frlb.
ere Nummern nienalS ua9ldideu.
9err1 {. 9pfmann, 60. g 2. Ne0t. M. 8.
einen DplIar npn Nr. 176 kia 202. -