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HAVANA, VIA KEY WEST AND OTHER
FLORIDA PORTS Per steamship Galveston--90
bales cotton Post y Mel-2S Tarleton, Whiting q
Tullis-32 do Rogers & Woodal- $279 in specie to
N Hamlir- $3.50 do Rogers & WUodall-- 5000 do
CD Metcalf &co- s286 do L Laurens- $50 do
James Syrne.
GLAsGoW--Per ship oswego-Assorted mdse.
BosToN-Pe bark Abdel Kader ~ Assorted
ndse.
BOST0N-Per ship Lion-Assorted mdse.
RIO DE JANEIRO- Per bark Skipp Herwig-
5000 scks coffee to Dickson Geo.
NEW YORK-Per schr Mobile Assorted mdse
consignees previously reported.
y COAST-Per sehr Adeline- IA hhds sugar 65
bbs moasses E Durriye &co.
81 COAST-Per schr Star-2O hhds sugar 100 bbls
molasses Ar AIiltenberger-- so do Augustin & Thi-
beault.
COAsT-Per schr Elodie- 81 hhds sugar 20 bbls
molasses p Cazenave.
COAST Per schr Belona 80 hlds sugar 1Obbls
nlolasses Cazenaye.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-02
1sltb G)rlEalls laiIp Crescent.
gstbiEGp of lie sllaEkt!s.
cnnsagzg oFEles, No; u qA,tr ]. sg u,

WoalPsdNs AI0Thlig, 5aI. I6ul D
A s,orToN s There was considerable inquiry yes
scgSasg and the sales embraced about 1000 bales
at Bur quotations:
NEW oaTiE ANS CT AssIFIcA ATOMS.
a Atiddiing.
food Aiddling. nominal
Good Ordinary 9s iadlflg nominal
NV sd2li. nonInai.
II sraAR. About 300 hhds. were sold at better
pFices. Fair to Fully Fair 5054c "a ID.
NoLAssEs We noticed sales Of some 1900
hbla. Ut 225 assc. for Prime to Choice, also 600
/ mali btla. at rs aassSl0 228c. u gallon.
WssgERs pRoDugE. ~. We did not hear Of sale
of any consequence.
REisHrs. noticed q ship taken up for
Havre dit I5s16c. for Cotton.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-02
SuDfEemr

By Capt. Stevens, of the ship Owego, on the
2lth ut.. in lat. rs S. NJ long 70 q W., ship Sarah
E. PettIgrew, five days out from Mobile, bound to
LIVERPOOL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-02
EOEEN ID. BT1IN 81 SONS
TOXIN ID. BEIN 81 SONS
Agents for the manufacture of
SHEET AND BOLT COPPER, BRASS AND COPPER
TUBING, TENNESSEE IRON, CAST IRON Plies,
PLANTATION BELLS AND BRANCH,
CRUOKEs & CO.'S SAWS,
Nos. 50 and Oh Camp street,


New Orleans
Intending retire from the Shelf Goods business and confne
ourselves 10 Heavy Hardware, Iron, Steel Copper Tin Plate
Spelter, ANes Springs Hubs, Sp0es, FeoGS etc. etc.
offer for sale large Shelf Co d
in quantities to suit purchasers The stock full and complete
comprising full assortment of every article required in
Perfumefy Country Merchants, Planters public
generally will fpl tito their interest call and examine the
stock before purchasing elsewhere
We also offer for sale
$50 Premium Iron assorted Flat Round and
Square, of MI sizes.
Plough and Boiler Plates, all Sizes.
800 Merchant English Iron, assorted, Flat
Square.
100 Refined English Iron assorted Flat Round and
Square.
10 tons Angle Iron, assorted.
20 :. Half Round Oval and Half 0 val Iron.
10 :. Bevel Iron.
80 :. Scroll Iron.
1000 bundles Hoop Iron, assorted, IS to finch
$50 Rand e. l to AXIS and SIG inch
80 E. Russn Skrct Iron.
100 E. Galvanized Sheet Iron.
For sale by JOHN n, BEN & SONS
Mes, 50 and 81 Camp street,
nl4 MoWe&Frtf New Orleans.
T .ECOUPTE y CO.'S ,c:4AREF--5o0 cases qts.
LIZ AMI ps, put up in very eles style. For sale by
S, D. GRATlAA x CO,
tfUStN lOuga strset
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-02
TENsAs AND Bayou MACoN
AND YAzOO RIVERS.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY. aau 2 ct 3 P NJ
L Z E-LIN. I N

REGULAR TAf4ABUSEIA AND
~ IN, YazGp River fncket-Fur Grenada Troy TuEcu.
49ma teIore Greenwood, Sidon Head Honey
mediate landings IalalHeha and Yauoo rversThc new
light dauEt fast running passenger packet e. NJ
E$tchItelt. Ssm Gwnrthy, master, will leave as above
For freight or passage apply on board.
YlRGINtUS G, DENTHEI,
DBL Advertising Agent,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-02
70 r # A D A NJ S d.

Leaves every THURSDAY, Mt P. NJ.
FOE Et5Etg ADAMS, TUNICA, NOR.
EnGSy h. gAlI2a. Bayou Saa ana the Coas-The pas
iieJS euger steamer La r1Uel Hill, L. +. G.5s,
MASTER having been newly ftred cut and her
extended will leave above every THURSDAY EVENING
O'Clock.
sell EUGENE LAEOUE, Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-02
STEAMRuATS.


N. %. AND ssszo ,-,,zs.s,az,z.,-s.,
egkssgaIaa MEMPHIS u.s,MAIL &9Se atsS4,,ST
x5ss5sssasEss cline OF PACKETS
Composed of tho splendid steamers
KngoHiaF, ]. u. Clarke MASTER
ED. j. Gay. Bart. Bowen master.
leaving every tuesday,, at5P,M
Imperial, c. s. Rogers, master,
John Simonds, ], F. Hicks, master,
Every THURSDAY, at PM.
New Unt lie Sam. A. r. Irwin, master,
H.R. w. Kgiil, T. H. Newell, master,
Every SATURDAY, at 5P. NJ.
Connecting at Memphis with
RAILROADS AND PACKETS FOR ALL POINTS
NORTH EAST AND WEST.
For freight or passage apply to
JNO. E. HYDE & CO. Memphis Packet Office,
n2l If 81. Charles Hotel. left wing.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-02

FOR OUACBITA RTVEEs-.RFE-
fF4G, b gMar New Orleans gnd Camden iarket-Ihe
gazaZA Cat a llOpla Cap, i. N. Woodland will leave
with dispatch for all landings the Ouacign FIRST
further particulars applJ on bon, d,
m MCGOLLUM & HAWTHORN, s5&
hjt 1913 Common street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-02
STEAMBOATS,.


THE SPLENDID LIGHTNING EXPRESS PASSENGER
PACKET,
Grand ERA,
will make weekly trips TO SHREVEPORT leaving NEW Or
LEANS
EVERY MONDAY, Mt O'Clock P. NJ,
And SHREVEPORT
EVERY FRIDAY, at 10 o'clock A. NJ
passing down by Grand Ecore Alexandria md Nomans
ing,
SATURDAY, IN DAYLIGHT.
Fra No. will connect with Grand Shreveport for
all points above The Raft high up FULTON making
weekly trips, leaving FULTON
EVERY MONDAY.
ERA NO will connect with Grand Era at Shreveport
JEFFERSON AND THE LAKES
per Red River -
ABOVE WHITE OAK SHOALS
RA plan Of the cabin of car be scen and
rooms secured for trip application by letter. telegraph
or personally, at the office of the Company.
seI4 U G. l. kNIlNS 4 EENG ALrrta
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-02
MOBIL LIE.
A L A B ANA RIVER.

V
~ F h5s5fHsn M5 5hEHTsf Ling? sE1,1, xoxr
v @' v he HnS 9 n sn9 s % as
Gray Cloud, Captain G. B. Massey
The aboTs s sperGr lake steamers win regularly the
pend upon these boats remaining in the trade and going
lie Tae Freight vii be receyed eSc1 dsv at SSbss y6 Tor
Iv9 Circle For freight passengers further particular!
apnlyto >
80 oJLNo. Z, HYDE CO.,
Pshppe will please note that the above seemeIS avf
no connection with any other line, and freight intended fol-
Of The steamer for which isinicndel Jul III ''' name
+e"vf nf e TH III ~, 3a%PM
"mpla and selma al ap%i S's@ ON tbs A Ms
Cray Sfo, e. B. Nasss5 ssts sEPsgiGr Like
the tradel VIII leave the new warehouse Cover side New b.
JNo. f. HYDE 4 CO.,
a The Gray Cloud is receiving freight at the ware
Leaves or on PHgRsDAY. Jan 3, at 5 P. NJ. cars
FOR :'5 sI.;B III .F sEB s5ni eror-
6omsrG and 2T Wsmpka ava Al lioEs Ala
GaToon Railroad as ab9Te ss For Gk e a
iss 'hHARrEs; Assn ,....,
PCT p6 W. &c., BIZ aH st. b sSG 5S J EsE
Tas VIM Bagay is receiving freight at the Dept ryo
Leaves on WEDTE S;oA Ian ar5iva! Of P NJ
FOR HLcBIL i5,o SELMA III MONT
R,evvs vs joan %r s5SnHGh ssans sng
end q the Jefferson and Crroon Raoa w ab6 weave F e
a., J.L. HARRIS AGENT
s. IS 66 " VIZ B5 81 81 Dry S5 &c.
7 T,r
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-02

Leaves on THURSDAY, .Innnnrv 3 1t o r. Nj
FDR RED EtIVEH.-Fbr JetIarson
IT, Ry snh'G9d, l'oton PorJ Cailq, Albany, Swan,
sons, Shreveport, Grand Bayou Cousbna
tampte, Grand Ecore ST. Maurice, Montgomery
AeXandra NollH BnFbins and NIL intermediate landing
The new >t running packet Texas U
sage apply on board = P
d3l 0' - Adv bdysr XIII, Aoa,.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-02

, WseP t. Mail Passenger Packr-F0r size vcT0rf GraSi
l4fsE$A8 Bayou CoHshattN, Cunptc Gnnd Ec5re s. MNu
1ce Aon1cQlery, DGrands Hptic AlexaudTa
N9F;H%ms hsFon$ a4d I'll intermediate dns Rel y,r
DnrIbioOn, W. t. HARRISON mis,Sr ,giil ioppya I
For freight or passage apply on brnrd " ~
s., FiRGINIUS G. DENTZEL.
door ytr,N
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-02
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, I'd, at 5 P. N,
For Mludpu dirprf

HEsg neau and Red River Packet For Minlen Moscow
Boone's Landing, Port Bolivar, Pine Blum Gregg
So; E landing Spring Bayou, Cawthons Landing,
Grand bayou, Goush4ta Canpe, Grand Ecore ST. Maurice
Montgomery Alexandria, and all Intermediate landings on
Bed RiyermThe fine and fast running passenger steamer
Comet, W. V. Harrcl master, will leave above. For
VIRGINIUs @. DENTzRT.
dZJ Advertising Agent,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-02

NY hSteamer Grand EGra, Capt Ben b. Ko,fus
will leave above for Shreveport Jefferson Full
s3s5asfaeEton LRnepor Rowland and all landings above
the Raft, giving clear bills and through tickets.
GThe Grand Era will not take any freight for below
Shreveport but will land and down only Baor
Refuge Bayou Sara Red River Whartl}oa Nsrman's, Alex
0ndrin Duranda Montgomery Is, Grand Ecore Campte Blair
landing Cushatta Grand Bayou and Atku's. For furh
particulars. FIRE ght passage, apply 10
q. L. kOuES & BROS.
ial No. 2 Front street
a cer! will be the eyee Mt the foot Of Canal street OF
Saturday morning to receive freight,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-02

REGULAR RED RIVER. ME w
EsssF b. ORLEANS AND SHREVEPORT Tuesday u 4
fsiSsa9asss#haa Null Passenger Packet. @ =. p
zsss1H The aud mag ifrent FIRST class passeneer
packet D0ts bloom, Wn. g. Harrison MASTER viii esS ~
rlary for Shreveport, Grand Bayou Cousbattn CANINE
River. follows 'Ns
:, Leaye, New Orleans Leaves Shreveport
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-02
Leaves on WEDNESDAY "a inst NJ Z p NJ
IL EGs III. a Il hNIf A GtEahYlh z A q


IT, n For Trenton, Monroe Pine Bmfs Columbia fnr-
ts4sHfH n sonurg, Trinity and all landings Ouschia
Black ryersThe very light drAigt packet
steamer Paul 5on Keeling master, will leave above
For freight or passage apply on board
MCCOLLuM & HAWTHORN, |'
jail Common stre
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-02

EF5 h-For Jefferson, Smilland, Benton, Port Caddo,
wasson's Landing Toorngs Landing AbHnV
Shreveport. Grand Bayou Coushua Camnte
Grand hcorc, St. Maurice Montgomery, Cotile Alexandria
Normans B9rbimS and all the intermediate landings on Red
iyerfhe splendid and instrunnn light daugt passenger
packet steamer y, NJ. sharp, J. W, While, master, will
eaye as above For freight or passage, having superior &C.
commodations, apply on board
dEo 4dverti4ng b,,-,,t
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-07-19

\ JAPANESE IloTEL.-l was escorted
by the japanese proprietor into suite OF
elegant saloons, opening one beyond an
other, and capable Of being separated in.
to private rooms by closing the folding
screens and sliding panels, which extended
down the length of the building, and were
easily moved in their grooycd lines across
the several apartments. The walls were
covered with neat whtc-howered, silken-
grained paper, with native paintings and
little ornaments tastefully arranged in
each an1le' and the floor was covered
with the usual clean mating, padded and
fitted into square or oblong compartments.
4 chair was brought for me to sit in Eu-
ropcan style; and the japanese landlady,
mdGle-aged, black stoothed parsonage of
comely looks and polite manners, made
her appearance. Her husband soon re-
joined our party, and both combined their
enieavors to ascertain our wants and meet
our requirements. She was soon followed
by three young waiting damsols, wearing
their natural sets Of slittcring white teeth,
with their native ruddy complexion en-.
hanced by a little artificial addition of
pearl dust and rouge, and their lips STAIN
ed with dark purple crimson. These
young waiting-girls are always selected as
the most beautiful and prepossessing of
their sex, and demcancd themselves with
simple, artless modcsty. In all parts
these public hotels are served by the most
handsome girls and was informed that
they are well-conducted class, and that
japanese law rigidly protects them while
filling such a capacity III these houses Of
relreshment. On this occasion the land
lady and her native damsels over-5urden-
ed me with their attentions, placing my
chair in the most convenient spot, rear.
ranging my travelling coyerlets, wiping my
shoes, placing cushion on my seat, and
anticipating every want. Cake, soup,rice
and sweet.meats were brought in success.
sion. One laughing, bright-cyed damsel
approached me kneeling with cup of tea
in her hand; another held some sugar,
kneeling on the opposite side; while q
third from her lowly posture on the ground
held to my lips boiled egg, already bro
ken and peeled, with the spoon containing
the inviting morsel duly seasoned with
salt.-Dr. George Smith's Ten Weeks
in Japas
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-07-19

Born OF us.-Freind continually visit
ed his patients in state of intoxication.
To one lady OF high rank he came in such
IA state of confusion that when in her room
he could only grumble to himself, Drunk
--drunk-drunk, by God :" Fortunately
the fair patient was suffering from the
same malady as her doctor, who (as she
learnt from her maid on returning to con-
sciousness) had made the above bluff COM
ment on her case aud then had gone away.
The next day, as Friend was sitting in
penitent state over his tea debating what
apology he should offer to his aristocratie
patient, he was relieved from his perplex.
ity by the arrival of note from the las
dy herself, enclosing handsome fee, im-
ploring her dear DIR. Friend to keep her
secret, and begging him to visit her dar'
ing the course Of the day.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-07-19
2oet T Y.
National Hymn.

.. TUNE, "AMERIcA D."
My country, It's Of thee,
Sweet land Of liberty,
OF thee sing;
Land where IN, fathers died,
Land of the Pilgrim pride.
From every mountain side
Let freedom ring
My native country. thee
Land of the noble free
Thy name l love
l love the rocks and rills.
Thy woods and tempted bills +;
My heart with rapture fills
Like that above.
Let music swell the breeze,
And ring from all the trees
Sweet Freedom song
Let mortal tongues awake;
Let all that breathe partake;
Let rocks their silence break -
The sound prolong
Our fathers God to thee,
Author of liberty,
To thee we sing:
Long may our land be bright
With freedoms holy light;
Protect us by thy might.
Great God. our King
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-07-19

clearly wrong anu not only WTOiV, DuI Vi
no validity whatever. The South, in my
opinion, had, therefore, just reason to
complain of some Of the personal liberty
bills of the free states, and of the spirit
which in too many instances dictated their
passage. But did the South ever make
any efforts to cause them to be repealed
or was the return of fugitive slave ever
prevented, or the liberty of freeman
ever preserved by their operation? The
truth is they are and have ever been a
dead letter on the statute book of every
state which has passed them-of no valid
ity, and of no benefit to us, or injury to
them. They were not worth quarreling
about and to remove every prctext or
cause of irritation, in my opinion they
should have been uncondtionaly repealed
in every free state where they existed. |
heartily approved Of the position and vote
of our worthy senator from the Eastern
section of this Senatorial dstrict-who
now sits by my side, on this question, at
our last Legislature, and | have no doubt,
his course was also approved by "A larga
majority of his constituents
ls1;,,i 49," as,al,. g., 49,; 80, 49, d.
vas : ''' 'l.''' - II .iz - ''.I
p'i"''"o ''o.' '''e = "'J' .l -" - f.a.,
a29o' @ ~ e.sl $50 ,.,aa "a r,,.;t;, ylarol
and the constitutional obligation which
~. -. .1 "0',S' .I u W. ~ - ~ ,nI;t :,
-, L ~ i"U 'eLo'' IN 1;l 80 ,.,ea h.
~ @ tho a1 ,:rr; "'r ;,on;as : :, anf;.;ont ,or5,ns
- sas. .bat th;s oharTo : without f,n,J,.
- ,,'s I"', e,,' E,.
@ t'o'' 1i VIZ fl' "a'"J, ,I o',n,a ,.,o ~
DsY" ;. of f->t, ,ha ~ Ia;an9 Taact basa.rr boon
1Dl .s' u w.. ','l ren'.ra ,o ox.I,,la tbam TLa
p,7't is,a,t;, a.as tII,, s.t,IaJ Gv -. o."
tt i1I9,,o' ,',aaai'' y ac 1 tsGo wt;.b wa",
P'o''',,. nI i ,la Ga,,.h an1
~ ''.'L' 80 ~ u II T'i,' ''l,'
~. e,.',,, as,,i .;aaa a. 49, ~ ra"oa1 ne tlo
~ f' ra,'...a 80 w., H. ,1{.,.;a,. -.
y ',ot,' So'. N r 80 5e i,,,l' ',.J ~, t
,r, ~ - - -,o' :" =, ~ ~ 90 @r'l ,' Sg.h
"9 - W. o'. M rJ" b,, ,aa @ H. S,..,,
:, - i ''i1''''''e - - e., -
'4o-''t'J'n II i''o'i2e' ~ oo''e,' r @"a r.
- - az -, '' ,e'',gs'', 'V.' t,'e
~ 1Ii ~, '''e' IN L. l,,, '','
oselue. 'nt' ~ nol's.o ~ : = - -
carry .nelI Siase' S''ote | y ~ 80 60,
oii '"e ''o''' '2','''' ',' ''f ~ VI }.I III
te1, osn9 '"T sa;t' ~ ~ - Sou.i & ~ -, '''
, atia 42la na' !. 'iI ~ -, VIZ u w. w.
Seu:a ~ s'.lss'9n .t ie,iss.5 'ng ,,I @'o1 ~
ltaFln2 the ,hioh they necessarily lo9c
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-07-19

( TERMS OF ADvERTTsING.-0nesqu square oricss
three insertions, 5 rs; each subsuquentinser-
ton % cents. One square one year, 5000.
A liberal discount made on long advertise
ments. square is 16lines Nonpariel.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-07-19

TgRNs. Ten copies, $1,000, one copy when
paid within six months, 81, so at the expira-
tion Of the year, $500. No paper discontiuu-
ed until aliarrearages are paid. These Terms
will be strictly adheared to.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-20
Ielegrapbifbe Depefheu,

St.9oui8,11 Nprii. - Der leeel<
itonitiibe gpuperneur 5adlpuseu Mtiz
lpurt artpDrtet euf @amerons Mutforpez
runA 9eute su fellen, abldldaia. gs
aennt bic Nuforoeruns yungeleBIid, UNI
cor1tttuttoneu, repplutionar, unmfnjdlih
unp teuFil9."
.etnefnnatt II. Mprl. = Der
Stactratb bietet BET StaatSreoieruno
$250,OOO fit ben 8rtee an.
New@gprt Is. MpriL. = Col. GUS
wprth Der %gomula1peur Der @bicaacz
3ouaben, prsanifrt Elm 3ruapenz Mseiz
t'ent BON 800 Manr. Sn Nemarf b.
ben hte heutf9en Iurner lire
Dtenite angeboten.
5ibfofh Wts. II, April. - gs
berrt9t bier GROCER Subel llber @cupegz
reur Nanpau'8 Proclamation. Die Sterne
llno Streffm fleaen In alien Ibeilen Der
Stabt. .#.
epui6pi!le ay. Is. Mpril.-Gpy.
WaeaoHin BON &entudy anttpcrtet auf
eau1eren's Nuforoerune, MiIis 3u feuen
tur3: uSbre Depelde 1T anoetommen.
Sn Mntrport parauf laee i'd, taB aentudp.
fit een ibanplt1en 3ped Der unterjcbz
Jung Der lao!i1en Sdtpeter1aaten feine
Gruppen iteIen ptrp." Dieaeidt .pfeift
bteler 8egel lpdter anbers.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-20

RUIN. Cine proclamation III Dor ZEN
Dz9on1ilsttdi1trn Ser5fentlidt mpst,en, nell
&c tcl9tiioen teoetitertea Mufruf entbdlt :
nDcniuitan.r! DDS 0aterlanp III in
@dabt, unc es eiebt rllr Elm Mittel, UNI
es 81 retten bic Nesoluticn. santa.
nd tdt NIT feiner leBten grbebuna ,llr
.Maht bic Nepublif berfauft.
Der prefs:: ben inn bic yanfees boten,
faste ibl1 nidt 81. 6eute bat er bic Ne<
pubnf Spanien 3uselhlagen, uno er nil
,ba5 Bolt pon ct. DOMINGO unter has
Sod elmer colpntalen @tbangiefeit brinz
gen, um ben preis ppa finbiiden Musz
t%etdnun9fn, uno elmer Summe @oIpes,
lpel3e 3pilden ibm unb S ODER 6 Mitger-
ibuprne1 pertbetlt tperpen miiro.
Don1tnifanerl gu ben Mafen 3um
3ainpfel Bum Sfese! Grft molten mir
bic 5eltentrune trrinsen, ebe mir ,ur
MartDrerpalne greifen."
Der General Der republtfanifdeu Nr1
NEE, Sole Marte Gabral, bat aleidfaQs
cine proflamatton Al, pas golf erlaTsu.
Mu9 Der Grs8ailer @Dluuque bat in
8inafcn. 5ausaiea, cine pruflamatton
nerbHentltdt, welde piel 5eitsrfei. srreot.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-20

lung fui66tilcrtiafn BATE, alis Scr ui9t
Ittllnss 33l peroen iuar, 1T nun bod
IctIat 3ur 6abne Der 8epublif1etlsts MI
mir Deriennen Ole bobesB sesptlil,i1 bis{tS
sS9rtttt6 nidt. Ser Mante pielss Ml6t<
no Bat. 9leibDieI pb nit Rtdp ber
rtht, Bel 4robcn Maifen be8 giolfts nod
INNER etnen 8uten Slang; mod INNER
setensG aulenbsinaibsn=ib sanssG 5lbrey, BEN
Te 1fplSen mirben auf iieber Babn. Dens
isittDeu utlerer beutSden Qeler, 1relde ~
ben beiputbernDet Greunbe1 pes rRleinen
syRtieftn" 8eb6rtn, t1nntn mir beute BE"
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cem Drdilbenten am IA. bate, erlldrte Il,
pab 1rdbrettb ct nu6 wie Ypr Set M9liplr1ii<
niftratipn In allfr ibriaen Stldeu ppps
ntre, er bod entlhlo6en }et, ibr III bsr
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tfpnen cur Grbaltun9 Der Linton. gum
S9ube pfr &esierunB uro ;ur gertbettpis
9une Der BunpesbanptfaDt ,3ur tSeffthe al
fteben. Cine entldlpl5ene politit 5unD ra<
ide6 panpelu iprab er, fInD rptbtpennig.
Dtf 5aupttabt. unierer 3epublif ii
@efabr unD tnuB auf aue Gddue .urb .pbne
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@elb Belddbt tperbe1. Der 3utunft
10 illen muB bic 9ergangen<
u a y "a ~ - a & s. - fnI Observation-Disclosures
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-20
Thanks to Hon. Fl. M. Rice.

411a1lkS To lion. II. M. RlCe,
On Sunday last we were agreeably
surprised by finding at the post-off6ice
quite a nice carload Of books, all
bearing the inscription on the enve-
lope, "MRssRs. REUTER- & Excl. puh-
fishers Minnesota Stats Zeitung.o Of
course we were not slow in getting
them hauled to the office and proper
ly shelved after having taken cogniz-
ance OF their titles. The lot contains
reports, almost indispensable to a.
newspaper Office for the sake of refer
ence, but the best and most valuable
among them isGov. STEVENS narrative
Of his exploring expedition of the
Northern Pacific Road. Of course the
books were printed at the expenses Of
our good, jovial and liberal old "UncIe
Sam, but who was it that gave him
self the trouble to send them to the
German republican paper all the way
up to Minnesota from the Capitol at
Washington Was it Hon. Morton
). WILKINSON, who wanted to show
that he owes M to the sympathy OF
the Germans of Blue Earth or ICY
RUS, who thought he had better be
on good terms with the "Dutch", or
WINDOW, Observation-Disclosures
who thinks, Lam bound to please
everybody and his wife? Not bv a
long shot W. don't know but what
all these gentlemen are our friends
und wellwishers, but so far we q
only express our thanks for favors.
not received by them, while we have.
to offer the tribute Of our most heart
telt thanks to Hon. H, M. RICE, whose
gentIemanly liberalitybestowed on us,
a gift, which we are fully able and
wlllinggto appreciate. Our. Republican
delegation IN Congress have flooded
the. country with books and documents
and there is no village paper in the
state SO mnsty; poor and insigniicant,
that did not receive piles of books by
them; until the day of the presen-
dental election we were among the
happy rest. "Wilk'' sent speeches,
"Cyrus" followed suit and the best
looking of our delegates did the like,
But alas! election passed by and the
sending of documents came to a sud-
den end. Since Lincolns election we
would, it is as strange to say as true,
not have received a single document,
had not Hon. H. NJ. RICE, our high
minded Democratic Senator, thought
OF US. forgotten and sighted by the
beloved of our those we held
up to the admiring people as heroes
and sages, but kindly and generously
remembered by the foe, such is our
curious fate. NOBLE SENATOR, ACCEPT
OUR THANKS.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-04-20
MmerifQnilhe MQ0rihten.

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