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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-02-19

A CAN IRON Gov. FLoYD OF VIRGINIA
WAsHEeroS, Feb. 12-Governor Floyd has
published the following card to toe public:
'fThe namerous assaults which have been
made upon my character, during the several
weeks past,-in the newspapers, and which,
piled to, have at lsngth eliminated in q report
from a COMMITTEES OF the house., submitted to
that body yesterday. This report is an q
parte ~srraignment Of my official conduct upon
a. pcfts testimony taken il secret in my sb-
senes. It ia a iaDorsd attempt BY inaendo and
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Died,

AZ the residence ef NJ. JohH \. Nelson. Poesbonias,
rem. February iith, 1850, DAVID sHEEHAE. a native
oi me county rippezzTy, ireland. and lately Of Passport,
MIS- after a long nlness, Thieh he bore With Chris-
tan f%oritus and rssianstioa.
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COTaa---T O9.m,
Stockholders Meetinp

OQS SACKS CHOICE OORN just received per
- steamer Imperial, and viii be sold cheap, II
application be made soon al The arcade, the place 10
trade N. @. CATCE b SON,
fei6-1w Aucfi0nears and Real Estate Brokers.
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The House Of Representatives, says
the New York Day Book, Of the t5th, yestsF-
day stHitifsd itself IN a most conspicuous man
ner. FRS, It passed a resolutios that Con-
grsss bad no power to interfere with "sIsve-
ry'' in the statss, and then one Of the very
men who voted for this proposition turned
around and offered a resolution sppoiHting a
COMMITTEES Of five to inquire as to instiiuting
plans for sbolishing white supremacy in the
border statesl Tie plans Of the Blsek-Re-
pubiicans, as they are gradually developed,
leaFe no donht tfst Mr.. LIEcoLs's doetrineof
ne " ultimate sxtinctloh@ Of negro slavery,
VIII be the policy Of bis Administration.
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The following is the spirited order issued BY
the Governor OF Georgia, which resulted Ii in the
capture OF FIVE Few York vessels in the port Of
Savsnnab.
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.Iusf re

Az lust in receipt Of 90 MULES which ~
i viii sell cheap Tor cash. -
2. J. COGsWELL. -.
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LuTnber

TusF n-ECETYEn-l25 90 fset clear Witt PA.
=. ~. 9 rnd : inches thicks 80 90 feel frlaf
ard IelsF Pine Floorinsi 2eeo teef rrel Co.
Tor buiiiinE purposes pqstss ete ? senert -.of-a-t
0f Fe1clhss tooCoo raund andcut Lat1a ~
q rTes hair lrA sdingiess ald D,Ne
sfdiifou 70 our trsady large stock
Ssh Blinds, eteaahish We I'll
k~u-+Ivafosa1 n g. co..
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W~AsHIEeToE, February 15.-The Peace
Congress has been in session since twelve
o'clock. but up to this hour nothing is known
Of their proceedings.
III committee was in session till a late hour
last night, considering the question Of slavery
in territories Of the United States that may
hereafter be acquired. It is understood that
their deliberations for two or three days past
have been upon that particular point FOR the
most part. They had previously agreed to re-
port in favor OF the third. four b, fifth and
sixth branches Of Guthrie's plan OF settle
ment, with, perhaps, really immaterial amend
ments. These four propositions virtually dis
pose Of al the slavery questions in issue, ex-
eept the territorial question. From what lam
able to gather with references 10 their proceed
ings for the last two days and nights, I an in
clined to believe that their report viii not be a
final one, but win be followed By one, or i may
be two, Minority Teports-one from the New
England States and one from the Northwest.
Mr.. Lincoin's speeches are the subject Of
much remark here. His pretended ignorance
Of national affairs is recalled By all. The Re-
pubiicans are much chagTined by his speeches.
Il is runored to-day that he has been tele-
graphed to stop speaking. It is now plainly
evident that Lincoln viii not be ruler in th
crisis, because he has already shown that he
is not equal to The task. H Seward gets an
ascendsncy over him I have now to believe
that every effort viii be made to secure an ad-
~iustment, as the New York Senator IS now
known to favor q compromise, but if the Pre-
sisent falls into the hands OF Chase, and
others Of ais character, then we may prepare
for the most disastrous civil war that ever des-
olated a country,
1t is said that Lincoln has his Inaugural
prepared. | doubt this, but if be has, it will
suffer considerable notifications When be
reaches here, as the President elect has evil
IDENTIFY not yet been advised truly OF the state
Of cur national affairs.
The navy appropriation bin has passed 10
the House to-day, and an exciting ultra Re-
publican speech made BY Mr.. Ysndevar, of
Iowa.
Matters we're very dull. CLEVELAND.
Statutes IN NOZZLE BAY.-The Mobile
Tribune says the British ship Timour grace
folly dipped her ensign Tuesday, as she passed
out to sea, and the sslut. was c0urteously ac-
knowledged from FORT Morgan. An American
bark, the Oasis, which entered the harbor on
Monday, also gave the fort tile sane courteous
recognition. The Tribune adds;
We are informed that the European vessels
hoistthe State eolors in leaving the hsrbor,
but that occasionally the Northern United
States shippers refuse this courtesy, aud have
to be brought TO by the argument Of a little
power, proceeding out Of the mouth Of one Of
the guns Of the fort. We trust that presently
they will be on better terms with the Confed-
crate State Of America, and will take pleas
ure In giving usm the respect which = their
due, and which, God willing, they intend to
enforce, If it be refused.
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'-'a sn.nn 1as,s IN mossEo.sry--,

MoN1caatrKY. Fee. 0.-prosfs.,s ~.
arrived 10 this city at 10 o,cioct $500 al.
- ~t.a "a sHthuslsstic reception. nd = ~
llte vas Aree A. bis honor. Aisrgs
Of citizens aad stransera escorted hir -
lodgings st Exchange Hotel. ms
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Dr. A MIDDLE AGED MAN, q situation as Book
u keeper. Ia some sooi business house. Applicant
has had eight year, experiences in the Insurance BUSH
ness, and Il competent 70 attend 30 business. viii
make himself generally useful 70 his employer. Good
city references giyea. Address e.. Il. B., Post Once.
Box e5L- feI7IWsH
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MarshaI's Sale of Real Estate

M TaE lsrH A OF MARCH will
sell 70 the hiEbas bidder, for cash, the following
described property In the city OF Memphis, levied On 10
satisfy an execution in favor J. n Clan. vs.. Robert
Neil, et.el, Judgment rendered Et the October term
1850, q The FEDERAL Court at Jackson, forls2 .O55. OsIand
sll,O costs. Sale at the arcade, Onion street, wIihin
awful hour for cash Redemption waived
Said property is described IS follow. Lviuz and h.
ing m the city o. Memphis, and In tn part known a.
South Memphis, and being part Of lot No. 8, In bIock
NO 40, and beginn ne for The cart thrrein conveyed 81
a stake on the west side o. Causey sl eeL. iva lundred
aud thirty feet eight in~hes north o. the intersection Of
The north side OF Vase street With tbs vest side
Of CAasey sc.eeL, and running thence north vita The
vest side o. Caussy street. thirty tive feet aevea inches
70 a take themes westvardly, at right angle with
Causey street, 70 The center Of bayou. Gayaso. thence
s~Juthwardly with the meanderings o. said bavou 20
point IN ire ssntsr Of SAID bayou, opposite 10 and west
Of the beginning cerner q said lot and thence in .
straight line to he beginning on the west sdo Of Causey
ltreet.
II. McCLANAHAN. Marsha.
BARTLETT L C~ARPANTER. FOR Plainttas fata-t a.
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las removed his once b the new iron Building en-
II Second street, between Jsnsrson al Adsms
steest' over s%trAtton, kcDavitt l. Co, where he can be
foaad Al all hours.
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MEMBERS OF THE SOUTHERN
C0NGHESs.

mEMb " TIE SOUTHERN
CONGHESs.
We rs-Publlsh the following list Of members
now in the Southern Congress
ALABAMA.
r. W. Walker, Florence, Alabama.
R. NJ. Smith, Mobile, Alabama.
J. l. NJ. Curry, Talladega, Alabama.
W. P. Chiffon, Montgomery, Alabama.
8 F. Hale, Eutaw, Alabama.
Colin J. McRas, Mobile, Alabama.
John Gill Shorter, Eufauls, Alabama.
David P. Lewis, CORTLAND, Alabama.
Thomas Fearn, Huntsville, Alabama.
FLORIDA.
Jackson Morton, Milton, Florida.
]. P. Anderson, Monticello, Florida.
J. P. Ovens, P. o., Marion county, Florida.
GEORGIA.
Robert Toombs, Washington, Georgia.
Howell Cobb, Athens, Georgia.
Francis S. Barlow, Savannah, Georgia.
Martin ]. Crawford, Columbus, Georgia.
Eugenius A. Nisbet, Macon, Georgia.
Benjamin H.. Hill, Lagrange, Georgia.
A. R. Wright, Rome, Georgia.
Thomas R. R. Cobb, Athens, Georgia.
Augustus H. KeHan, M~illedgeville, Georgia.
Alexander H. Stephens, Charlottesville,
Georgia.
LOUISIANA.
John Perkins, Jr Ashwood, Madison Parish,
Louisiana.
A. De Clouet, St. Msrtinville, Louisiana.
Charles H.. Conrad, New Orleans, Louisiana.
D.. F. Ksnner, New River, Ascension Par
ish, Louisiana.
Edward Sparrow, Providence, Carroll Par
ish, Louisiana.
H, Marshall, Blackjack P. o., De Soto Par
ish, louisiana.
MISSISSIPPI
Wiley P. Harris, Jackson, Mississippi.
Walter Brooke, Vicksburg, Mississippi.
w. S. Wilson, Port Gibson, Mississippi.
A. M. Clayton, Holly Springs, Mississippi.
W. l.. Barry, Columbus, Mississippi.
James I. Harrison, Columbus, Mississippi.
J. A. P. Campbell, Koscinsko, Mississippi.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
R. B. Rhett, ST., Charleston, South Carolina.
R. W. Barnwell, Beaufort, South Carolina.
L. NJ Ksitt, orangeburg C. H., South
Carolina.
James Chestnut Jr., Camden, South Car
Dina.
C. C. Memmingsr, Charleston, South Cor
dina.
W. POrchsr Miles, Charleston, South Car
olina.
Thomas ]. withsr., Charleston, South Car
olins.
W: ". BOyes, Winsboro', Fairfield District,
South Carolina.
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MRMPHIs CRY FARaIsH Rooms
Ne. a. KsdisOa street, tap aairs9

Ne u Aadisoa Strees tnp s1nal
THE s~uhscriDeE wishes % iuiorm h8 dles1s a. a..
i Ia nov ready 10 receive Old and sccunl HnI 49,
ture o. egeTy description 20 repair ara rrnIa -
SINE. and IL it is desirable. he has no otfscaas4 Il
pairing TIE furniture a. ths family residelre-fts
penEe Of iragius and hauling would be saved. IA eT47
ra-uJhoIster aud furnish new hair eoth IN rt-
ofas sud diFaus. An description q strs1ba-t 49,
surc. chairs repaired ard painted, end no Rierss--
going any distance IN ne e1lnty on the pf1ntrfi-~--
nus t1s sxBsEss, trouble and ranss0Ttatoa q ~ -
aiture 70 ne city and Back again can Be 49,,
al0ue. woulf pay ne rapalrirG Of e. Alrir e 49,.
% .ddfass ne through the post alce.
fe7-d1m HENRY aaAnre.
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JUST ReceIyed M Po1SIonwe1t
MEMPHIS THEATER.

hM-I- AuHDp-AAr
stage ]. N. Dawson
AusiesiD Carlo Patti.
D-seo0nd night Of the euzaEemeut o. Tie Young
American tr~aEsdian, M. J. B. ROBERTS.
TUESDAY BvENING. February Is. 1851 -RTcUz-
LINUg or, raE CoNsPInACT Richslieu Mr.. ]. g.
Roberts Dekaupvat Hr. Nacauley Bsradas. M.
KingslaDdi Joseph. NJ. Grimths; Julie. MIS- Jennie
Parker--.---A AACE FOB A WIDOW
HoTIcE -AiteratiOn Of Time: Doors open at sK F.;
% commence ATS precisely.
SCALE OF PRICEs-DIess Circle and Parauetta &c
Third Tier and Colored Gallery, 25o.
Box once open from 10 TN O'Clock and from TIN
P n. Tickets and Secured Seats are admissible sniy On
We hlsnL Tor which they are secured. Attentive ushers
vii. shew visitors 70 their seats.
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D5SSORggGOm.


THE fl N Of DrB. J. white and ]. N. MoGinnis vas.
Il on the sth day OF February, dissolved By mutual
consent. Dr.. hcGinnis Is authorized to settle the bu-
sinsss Of the Grm. J. WHITE.
| fel7-3t J.. r. McGINNIS
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Two ToRE HOBsEs IN JEFFERSON BLOCK
Il Second street. JOHN T. STATION,
fel1-lm S. II. nUNSCONB.
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GLEN AObfrtlsfmenfs.
% eNrOea- N9enrnea

CIGARS, CIGARS.
I'M BO1E3 assorted braad 100 new pI69a. Just
Il w received, ard VII % orTafs MORRIsG Al
fsis-it
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Under this head, TIE Charleston Mercury, o
Feb. 10th, contains the following eOmmunica-
tioni
The time is approaching when Fort Sumter
viii probably Be attacked. Let the aasailants
remember that the garrison are, in the main,
poor hirelings, bound to obey the orders of
their supsriors, and doubtless, not disposed to
fight If they could avoid it. That they are
not responsible for the acts Of the President or
OF the United States, and not one Of them
should be put to death, but as a necessary
measure to secure the fort to South Carolina.
Let not one be killed after the fort is slrren-
dered; let as little blood be shed as possible.
A B. I-nrGarrrrr
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THE CoTroN sFrssEns' CoavENrroN.-
This body organized at the City Hall, yester-
day, by calling 70 the chair Mr.. E. sleadmsB,
Of GWinnels factory. Mr. ". 5. Russell, Of
SwsstFater factory, was chosen permanent
secretary. HoH.C. g. Baylor, who has been
Tor some time travelling in Europe, % gomez
ton with the induaEiai interests Of the South
is an Attendant on tho conTention. The con-
viii, no doubt, be promOtivs Of the msHufae-
turing interests Of the south.-dtlaata (Ga.)
htelAgeacer, Esb. IA.
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THE PREsIBEsT Excavation jefferson
Davis, the President elect Of the Southern Con-
federsey, arrived in this city via Chattanooga,
on the four o'clock train this morning en- route
Tor Montgomery, and will be lnaugurated on
Monday uext.
Gen. Davis was received BY the mayor. Hon.
Jared ]. Whitaker, and rendered the hospitali-
ties OF the city Our volunteer carps we're in
attendance, and Capt. Wallace, Of the Atlanta
artillery, saluted the distinguished guest with
several rounds from his heavy ordnance.
Gen. Davis took the Montgomery train al 10
o'clock.
Oqr efizens we're highly impressed al the
bearing Of their frst President. An hsf 10
the Southern Cenfederscyl-4aiIanta Coated
eTacg, 10 b.
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TIE TENNESSEE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AZ
many OK our readers are already aware, has
gone by a large majority fof the Unioa. This
was not unexpected news to us, though It is 10
be deplored. Ths Black Republican presses Of
the North are already making good use Of h,
and il Is tie moss tatai blew that has bsen
struek 70 Pregeat a eomprcnise, Il such a
thing has been seriously contemplated. We
spprehsnd il viii be but a short time before
Tennessee viii see the erreF she mas commit
ted, and hasten 70 take her proper place among
the Confederated States OF America.-Tsbo-
nliagS (Miss.) PaiTtoi.
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Gn1fcruf BON &anfa8.

De 'rauri9e Gage, in weId,e bic odrr<
bautre'benre 8ev6lferun9 pom &an1as
cur& bic 9dnS|ide Mibernrte res lebten
SabreS Yerltbt 1T. miro unfern 2anrsleu<
ten in ZEN dltern @taaten mpbl fiber (@on
our@ 3eitun9tn iomobl als rur6 rie BON
rem felt ldnaerer Belt bier beRebenpen
San ae Relief Committee a%ua9ebenoen
6ulferufe btfannt asporren ietn. Diele
8eri6te lino nitt nur nidt Gtettrieben,
lonrern bleiben rod msit binter rem pabz
rem Ibntbeianc iurid. gli1t leidt fam
in ir9eno einem 2beil Ger Union elm So.
ZEN eefunoen mercen, welder fruhtbarer
uno telltr i'm Stanre 1T, bic 3rcdtnbeit
Su ettro9en. penno6 bliebsn bauptld6lih
IN Snnern BON &anlas eur6 eie(e tei<
'p'euole Dirre lelbft Gle er0ietisifeu 5ele
csr ore unp ieer. IisliG mebri li6 pie
3aoI osrjsnieeu. bic eas aenannte Relief
committee UNI YeiidAfuug cer u1;bjqz
lten Nabrun0emitiel unp &ie,cuno ;ura
S@us 9e9en Cen rauben@ inter betarmen.
So9'e,@ aue rbne llntsrlAiep cer Nation
:con c@elem 9ulfs, Committee uuterlfist
merren,1o baben mir rrd, UNI her no6 fir
Monatt iasIid ma&lenpeu Nclb en,oeaen
81 mirfen, Gin peulldee Commute oetilz
ptt, pelhee IS fl@ btlonrers our Mufoabe
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8ema&t bat, 10 niel als n,6eliA Sen peu:z

9emott bat, 10 niel als n16Slid Ben peu:z
i4en She'll 1T ibe,ucbmen.
SIN @ertrauen sauf ben o%nertaunten
@cbltbdti9feitsiinn unierer 2anpelcute u.
i'm Namen iener 9llf6bepiirftieen, peren
&incer um Brco i&reien, bitten mir UNI
pulfe, ralde 6ilf:! Der @inter III bart
unc nod lanse. uno- mir mi0en unieren
Gar,nern tptnisRens eur@ rieien> Winter
belfen uno ibneu Die Waittel CUR 9luslaot
far's nddte 6ritjabr strlaafen. Que
Beitrase, {elba bic tl~einfen. ,peroen mi,
Danf empfan9en uno CUR 2inperuna BET
Notb beitra9en. @ir bofen feline 6ebl>
bite gu 'bun unp bitten 3ufenpuneen UNI
ter Der Nere0es " - /:
JUL. HoLTHAUs, care S. C. Pomeroy,
Kansas Relief, Atchison, Kansas.
propitlonea orer ionftise l9mereMrtitel
,rolIe man nur BON meftl. @taaten fenpen,
oa he Gra&t ionft gu bod tommen ulrre,
B1tsfe uno @elcer aprelTre man:
German Relief Committee,
Atchison, Kansas.
81 Grant> &eferen3 Mmburs unb Or. Cincinnati.
Ut Gorbriss> . 9lYn,am> MeYers> 81. Qouis.
IT Bier, n Mit&sa 4 &amelsbers, Ginein.
) Sr!tbaus, n Martin 9r., Nem.Yort.
" Neu, y g Silberman, philadelphia.
) Seitert n 3urnnerein, Dubuque. Soma.
6Y 9elfri@,~ q 5aulev, Detroit, Mi&isan.
Tb Smene. @prinafelb. eSQ.
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ber uno II &incer pon @plcaten in Ncr.

Der uno II Sinner pon @plraten in Ncr'
Sut1ter eortbin aebra@t bat. Dieielten
eopetl ouf ibrer @eiie l9wer pon Der &C.
trat1t9e't 8elitten. Sic e3dblen, raB BON
een Solpaten i'm Sort nidt elmer ouf her
&raatenlife I9 befnret. Die tleine
.Sdaar-s IS fino ibrer IS CD @clcaten
u'lo eteiBte Nrtetter- fne oon 8eeeifterz
a'9 tur Die Sa9el her Nepublif crfuut
uno ueerSeu0t pom ibrer Strait unp Gdbi9<
tett' 1eee1 Mn9rif obmebreu 3u tSnnen.
Ste ,l!no 9e0enwdrti9 bei1dfttBt, &anonen
oee 1@tperiten Galibere ouf ZEN @dQen
INT TN Geftun9sbof auf bic 2afetten III
erto0e1. Die 91ltte Der Solraten jino
'Srlaacer unb Elm GROCER Spell. DeutIhe.
O'e 9arniion miro 1eBt tdeli9 nit fri
,9en' 1!eil@ uno 3ufubren auer Mrt you
eDarIelton aus perieben. (G5 ldeint al
%. OILS bdtte N,cer1o . has Mncrbieten hes
Vounerneur pidens, ibm fril9en dumb
perratb iufommen 3u lal1en, rpeldes ct
erlt ab9el@laaen, eo& an9enommen. ,.
9er.) Der 9orratb an 9elalienem Tteil4
ut1o to1iti9en baltbaren 0etensmttteln 1T
b''te'&eno fir cine lanse 8elaseruna.
% lbri9enS her @ommil7dr pom Glib
Carolina, Sol. Yayne jeBt Don @albinaz
ton ab9ereist 1T, na@oem Der Yralrent
leoe unterbanclun9 ,pesen ueber9obe Don
Gort Counter at9elebnt. 10 ftebt III errrarz
ten, eae bic Soutbs Carolina Staatebe>
bSroe bic lan9e ou6selprp9ene Drobuna
auefubrt uno einen Sturm auf ca6 Sort
unternimmt. Die n6tbi91ten Snirumente
paju. 5at-s6 ft4 l9on fommen lalen. Sn
Der Na@t pom vereansenen Greita9 por
a9t Iasen auf ben Sonnabeno ,paren a
Wa9en u%naua9eiebt be,9dftiat &rieasz
munitionen BON &i@monp mad rem 1uupz
!t&en Depot gu i&afen. Dieielben be-
fteben aus:
232 &ueelr BON 8 3oa i'm D@m> 65 81
348 8omben 50 81
pas Stld.
800 &useln AZ Yfunp B. ct. 1000 6af
pulper, Is pf. bas Ga6.
Die 9onje Gradt par an @omorp Ma>
9taault, Gbarleton, g. Carolina, beiteut,
@orolin@en bat 6aore auf ben 3dbneu
uno Major Mncerlon uno feline Deutlbeu
rperce1 balo iei9en f1nncn, ob es ibneu
ebentau6 ntdt paran feblt.
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M1nufactur = @QQren.
Gin llelIc8 6eid1Gff.

DIR Undergraduate empfeblt li@ ben beutl9en
&inprbnern pon Soint paul nup bcs g aatee
Minnelrta nit ieinem Neuen. reid uno l~crafaltio
a~ussewabltem 8orr:tbe in allen %rten ypn:
Seioenz,
Baumwouen<,
@plenz unp
2einenzS tpfen
ewte einer l90uen Musnabl ron
@bdtp1S
in aQsn @rS6sn unb Yreiisn nno ten nsSsRsn
Wpbe<@
Durh birefte Baarf1uie 1T CT III @tano eeiebt>
bic biaieten yreiie fir he ssiten Maaren aesen
8aar3ablune
III feQen. ."t@
6iutler i'm OrrBen ,perren aufS grrtbciitaf-
tete bsbisnt. weebalb le gum 8elu9e leines &C.
gers einlapst
@@illiam &c.,
e..h ct. Yaul. 3. @trabe.
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ri,orudspruen Gmblcme, ser1eben. fo1pie

e' NOR Gentlemen seerleben.E fopie
pon. elmer Ueuercpmpanic, bte nor Minnab:z
me Der Contribution in 9onca1ter "a. et<
aru"eet Duree. Diele petition mar auf
e're ld6re srcse omerifaai19e 6laaoe Qe>
rrudt.
SIN . ute purce cine oou, Yrdicen<
ten rem Spre6er einsebdnriete uno in
e1elem Gem 9auie J oraeleste2 Yetition Ter
@elebaebun9 BON &entndy fir Berufuno
elmer Nationol>G Convention bebuf Mmens
nirun9 rer @eri6bnun9 elmer Spe,ialz
COMMITTEE ppn s iiberwietn. .
Dos @mtnrment au rer &eoenue, 8iu,
bic @fte pom SUM 1860, rpelde cine Mnz
leibe rerfi9t ;urad;unebmen unp fir bic
einlSfun9 her SdaBamtsnoten 8eltimz
mun9 iu trefTen> wurre uerporfen.
Die Siu re6 9errn Col far, ben pcRz
1ertebr NIT BEN aus9el1iecenen Staaten
aufSubeben murre nit 121 aeeen &c
Stimmen palltrt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-02-09
S9liebli9 nod elm @ort 81 ben 9erren
QanrfauGeutfnI

!@eit benz 8esinne sessnwartiser @aiion baten
mir unier 5aupt-M %ustnmert auf's @brlclale-
@eiddft 9ele9t uno iu1en bierin uniere 9au
GorGe 3u entwideln ; mir baben biefur elm Grtra-
D%epartement einri9ten laien unp bieten ben Scr.
rem @ieperuerfsufern i'm Qance ale Yortbeile
uno YeauemliUteiten, bic ibnen nur von uniereu
@oneurrsuten in ben Sitli9eu Yliysn uHerirt ,per~
ben t0nnen. unier Stcd lit 1ur Den Irp @poee
&onlum in Minnelcta Elm mirtli9 srubarti9er unr
fnoen, n u bel uns ei%nSufauien, pa e. feinen,
anoern 5auie in Miuneiuta mSsli9 1T, mas Mus-
~abl uno BiQisteit betr.Ht, ou9 nur annaberne
nit uns eOncurriren 81 f0nnen.
SEER Muerbab
ter NIT tielem Departenent tetraut tporeen, piree
Is (9 a~naelesen iein la0en, unlere D~erebrten Sun.
BIN IN jseer Bs3iebuns j~ufrireen 3u lelen.
Suffice & 6orepauab.