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lsg- Mothers are requested to attend sermon
from grandfather, at the NJ Il. Church to-
morrow.
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County Convention.

The Democratic County Central Commit
tee met on Wednesday, and have called
County Convention (for the selection of del
egates to the State Convention, and the nom
ination Of County Ticket) to meet IN Au-
burn on the sth day of June. We call at
tention to the resolutions passed by the
Committee They invite all, who approve
of their spirit, without reference to past POI
lilca divisions, to unite with us in opposir
ton to the radical doctrines of Black Repub.
licanism, and the war policy OF the present
administration. This is common ground,
upon which men who have heretofore differ
ed can meet ard work together. 1t is conn
such will but act together in California in
the present canvass, the Black Republican
party will be overwhelmed with defe t. Let
the people of California declare at the ballot
box in September that they recognize equity
and justice as their guide, as taught by the
Constitution, and demand of the powers at
Washington faithful and strict adherence
to that Constitution in administering the
Government, that all the States may enjoy
that peace and security that our fathers i'm
tended they should derive under that sacred
instrument.
Let us unite as the true Union men, who
respect the laws, support the Constitution,
and who battle against Black Republicanism
and Aboitionism in every shape, as being
dangerous to the peace, prosperity, and the
Union Of the States.
The Placer herald., 1861-05-25

What is the matter, Joe you look SO
nervous.
"Oh had to endure trial to nv feelings"
"What on earth is it?"
"Why | had to tie on pretty girls bon
net while her ma was looking on"
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eastern PApERs.-To the kindness of Mr.
HAZEL, we are indebted for the latest cop
les of Eastern papers, and the May mum
Der of uarpers Magazine. The most recent
recent Eastern newspapers and periodicals.
will be found at his store for sale.
The Placer herald., 1861-05-25

The distance travelled by the California
stages from Sacramento to Portland in Ore
con is 75O miles. There are 80 stations on
the route between the two points.
The Placer herald., 1861-05-25

DECEAsE OF JUDGE OGIER.-llon. |. S. X.
Ogier, U. S. District Judge for the Southern
District of California, died at Ilolcomb Val
ley, San Bernardno county, II few days since.
He had been in poor health for some time.
The Placer herald., 1861-05-25
THE SOUTH IS SUBDUED,

how many soldiers will it require to hold the
Notifications and Federal property in the several
States? Can this property ever be held again but
by force. Perhaps so-and the developments
brought about by the progress Of time will set
tie the question positively. But | will stop this
rambling and permit destiny to work out its
DrOblem
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NEW YORK LEGIsLATURE.
Senate.

ALaASy, Jan. g. 1861
resolution was ntr.,ducri to give MAJOR Anderson
sword and passed unanimously.
General Jacksons procianatscu against qualification
WAS, on motion OF Mr. SgsolA, read by the Clerk.
Mr. RAMSAY gave notice OF bill TO reduce the fare
city railroads.
Bills to enlarge the New York city courts intro
duced by the same gentleman.
The papers OF the Albany and Susqueasnna Railroad
appropriately referred
The following appointed a special Committee
Federal Relations Aessrs Hhoise, Colvia sfan:erre,
Goss, j. Mcleod Murphy, Spinola and p. r. Murphy.
motion was made To appoint foint committee to in
qure into alleged abuses in tho state prisons.
Mr. GOWN reported favorably from the Judiciary Com
mttee the bill allowing jurors criminal trials be
judges OF law and fact.
Mr. GARDNER gave notice OF bill TO amend the registry
law.
Mr. RAMSAY introduced bill to remodel the Court of
Common Pleas in New York II makes the court consist
Of eight Judges from January 1862 and terminates the
terms of the present Judges at the last day Of December
1861. Three Judges may hold the general term The
cassesfor three, six aud nine years after thatl the
terms 10 be for twelve years.
Mr.. haSlsRRK introduced q bill making the New York
City Chamberlain to be appointed by the head of the
Finance Bureau for four years, removable by the
authority maeasance, subject the subsequent ac
ten days after the passage Of the act The Chamberlain
shall have to give bonds to tho city and county of
500 900 each with approved sureties.
Mr. HAMMOND introduced bill TO repeal the law rela
tive TO the preference in suits in the Court OF Appeals
Mr.. j. NoIAoD MURPHY introduced the resolutions
State OF New York.
Adjourned
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Died.


ATHgRDKy ON Tuesday January 3, Joas BoyuAs
AsRpxN, son Of John aud Mary Atherden aged years
and months
The friends Of the family invited attend the 70.
neral, on Thursday afternoon at two O'Clock, from tho
residence Of his parents, No. 623 Fourth street
BESJAMN-On Tuesday January y, after short illness
LEwR, son OF Philip BENJAMIN.
The friends OF the family requested TO attend he
funeral at eleven O'Clock, from No $50 Eighth avenue
BEsoN-At Dobbs' Ferry, on Monday night, January
l. FRANCES TAYLOR wife Of John Besson of this city
the sd year of her age
The relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
invited TO attend tho funeral Thursday morning nj
hall past ten O'Clock from the residence OF her father
Taylor, at Dobbs' Ferry. The will DO taken
White Plans for interment Hudson River Railroad cars
leave Chambers street depot Ut half past O'Clock
A. N. Carriages viii DO in waiting al the depot
BsnKR.--on Monday, January 4 PRRcs JosErH, son
Of Edward X and Margaret Teresa Butler aged years
The relatives and friends OF the family inyitod -
attend the funeral from the residence Of his parents TO-
East Twenty ninth street, this "wednesday sernoOa"
O'Clock. -
BorrrR.-on Sunday, January 0, rrys IM,u, fov-
widow OF John r. Bouticr, in the s9n year oi hef
age. -, 49, 4.
Her las, words were.-"Bfessed Is the name OF the
Lord; Ill within nue. praises His holy name
The friends and relatives OF the family are respectfully
roapes,cd 10 attend funeral on Thursday afternoon
n, half mast one o'clock from the residence OF her
No % douglass street, south Brooklyn.
psowSr--On Monday, January Z, or consufnpliOn,
usry BpovSy IN the oath year "a her age
The frietds OF the family and those OF her uncle
James kcrcsey, ave respectfully invited 10 attend the
neral from the residence of her brother No. fni 81
uarss place, this Wednesday, afternoon ~ oclock
CorDu -on Sunday, January 8, at Newark, y. j.,
Cy.vs p. Cospn, IN the 3ist year OF his age.
The nieoAs and a0quaintancos Of tue CamY arc "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-09
The FAMILY HERALD.

The utisnsry Crists-Doings in Con-
gresk-Thc Red shirt Of south Americas
Leading Events I'm the United states
During fs60-Rarey, the Horse Tanner
Important from Europe-Locsi Mat
ters-Thc Markets, sc.
The FANNY HsRAip, in it's issue Of today, VIII,
with other interesting matters contain-rbe Latest
Intelligence from the National Capital and the Southern
states in Regard TO the present Revolutionary Condition
Of the Country Report Of the Proceedings OF Congress-
Diary or the Leading Events that have occurred IN the
United States during the year 1890 Interesting Persona
"reminiscences Of Garibald during his Career in South
America; An Account OF the Debut Of Mr.. Rarey, the
Horse Tanner, before American Public his Personal
APPEARANCE Introduction OF Cruiser and other vicious
Animals &c. Letters from Our Paris, Berlin and Naples
Correspondents, giving view of the present Condition
OF Aisirs IN EuropeA Frcnchmsns Description Of the
Unhappy Homes of England-The Humphreys Divorce
Csse &c An the Local News OF New York and vicinity
Of Importance Reports OF the Cattle Provision and
Money Markets, and all interesting matter OF tho
preceding week.
Tsnws-s2 year; four cents single copy subscrip-
tons received Mt the Office northwest corner OF Fulton
aud Nassau streets, New York Single copies Cor sale At
the counter and by all agents. Advertisements ia.
serted ~ the vsrA HERALD rates.
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WINTER GARpSS.-Mr. Jenerson's benefit Monday night
was sgnazed by the production Of capital burlcsque
upon the very well known story OF Mazeppa The piece
originally written for Mr.. Robson and had long run
at the Olympic theatre, London 1t has been somewhat
altered 10 suit this locality but all that was good In the
london had been retained, while local
hs and familiar illusions have been skifuy interpo
lated The grand result exceedingly absurd and very
entertaining play. Mr. Jefferson performance Of Mazeppa
Of his very best efforts. Throughout he gives IL
the ultra tragic style there could be finer satire
upon the sensation school OF acting than that which Mr.
Jenersons performance Of this part affords. His mad
scene, imitation Of the circus &C, admirably acted
and in fact the whole performance was model In It's
way, After Mazeppa thcre is not much for else.
Mrs Chanfrau, however, made good deal OF 0iniska,
and Mr Dsvdge very good the sorrowing parent
tho hero The audience received the play with every
mark Of satisfaction and Il is undoubtedly booked Zoe
long RIM
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THE ST. NICHOLAS IN frs 0LoRY-THK WEALTH,
BEAUTY AND REFINEMENT OF THE METROPOLIS on
TIKI LIGHT FANTAsrIc--A SPLENDID ENTERTAIN
MENT, ETC., ETC.
In these troublous times when "wars and rumors OF
wars sounding In ears, when the dark tempest
owering in the political horizon, seems about 10 dis
charge It's walls Of wrath upon devoted land while
the good old ship Of State with her mutious drift
ing among the rocks and breakers Of dsunion Il Is re-
lief to turn from the spirit Of dscord 10 the spirit Tcrp
ichore and in the anmating OF metropolitan life
find consolation the thought that not
20 far in danger to prevent the accustomed enjoy
ments OF the New Year. Turn where will, almost
every hear,hsone is alive with the social amusements
incident 10 tho season. Parties SURPRISES soyec con.
ceris thcatresa full and successful blast udi.
eating the usual of this species Of felicity with
which our citizens wont 10 10 be RECALLED.
As mere entertainment, foremost among these was
grand ball given last evening by the proprctors NJ the
s. Nicholas Hotel the being the Forty sixth an
nivcrsary OF the battle OF New Orleans and the defeat
by General Andrew Jackson Of the British army.
In political point Of view, however the affair had
deeper Specification. expression OF sympathy
with the nationality OF the city Of New York. OF
the Union aud Of desire 70 heal " possible this fes
tive mode the unhappy differences 81 present existing
To the words OF of the committee, they "had
TASTED and prayed, and they came 20 sing and 70
daoce.r With tAis view, Aesrs, Trcadweu Whiscons
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NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY JANUARY O. 1861

The Seoate Committee Federal Relations hell A
meeting TO night senator Hilihouse,s room bu, al
tourned without arriving at anything definite
The speech OF Mr. Prendergast il universaiy
" Tue sepuohcans II has caused reaction against the
ews OF the extremists OF the party A few more such
spe ~ches viii insure the passage OF Mr. Robnsons reso
IusiA IS beyond doubt II Is the opinion OF tho
sbrew test members Of the party that the RESOLUTIONS viii
vet be ndorsed by handsome majority
rhe a. 'nding Committees IN the House will be an.
naance.i 70 morrow morning
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-09
The Diseases which AAect Animal and
Vegetable life have in BRANDRETH's PILLS

Vegetable life have in BRANDRETH'S PILLS
Their efficient remedy.
BRANDRETII'S PILLS destroy parasites No disease
the skim the bone resist their
naed influence They purify the blood, cleanse the bowels
and c0stveness removing and destroying all
medicine they have equal Nay 1t fact which has
ceved marked attention. this medicine applied in tn.
form OF wash POWDER 10 trees destroys all worms
other paraseso that apple peach and plum that
diseased the Of Madeira and France all
be resored 10 health 10y the timely application OF
BRANDRETH'S PILLS.
May nos abr health OF mankind have % do With the
healthy developement the vegetable kingdom than bs
generally supposed II ia thar in this both
animal and vegetable life derive 10 resist diseased
ton from the same source, l.
BRASDRErII'S PILLS.
Sold al 29t Canal street.
Bfaudreh Housc, and al
No. Union square, New YORK
At % cents per box, with directions.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-09

CssrrS-OecuTr.- this city, Monday evening
January by the Rev. T. J. Sawyer, EDWIN s. caAPr to
ALICE X. OnrurT, both OF Jersey CITY
MDpLJToH-SiRoUfL-On Tuesday, January s, by the
Rev. Francis Peck, JoHS d. MIDDLETON tsq., OF New
York to Miss SARAH E. eldest daughter Of the late
r. Sproull, Esq, OF Jamaica, /.
MurFoRD-GRnNs Elizabeth, New Jersey, on Mon
day, January 7, by the Rev d. h. Warren, rector Of
Trinity church, Mr.. A. 7. MUifoRD 10 Miss MaRy r.
daughter Of the late Garrett Greene Esq all &C Elizabeth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-09

ACADEMY Mrs'c-Signor Stigelli, who has been
engaged for the HAVANA Opera, win take his farewell
benefit at the Academy on Friday evening when "Sra
della the fourth act OF Tbe Jewessn win be sung
by Nine, Johannsen, Formes and the beneficiary. The
latter will introduce his ballad, brightest Eyes,
instead OF the sesenade 'stradei" This popular and
excellent artist should have bumper house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-09

Drawings OF the Delaware state Lot
tcries.-wOOD EDDY CO, Managers of the
DALAwAas, xxxTgoxY AND MISSOURI STATS LoTrsstKs
70, TO- 8, AZ, %, 81, IS, IL, A, ~, 81, SO, As.
DElAwARx-CLAss "a, Jan 8. 1851.
Ia, rs, IS, Al, z, SO, A8, 60, 8, 81, GO, 43, so.
Circulars sent free Of charge by addressing either TO
NOON d EnD4 n GO Wilmington; pel a.
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Court CmIenSar-Thfs Oav

SUrTHsME CougT.-lart l-oycr and Tcrminer Part p
Nos 5270, 1861, 73S $780, 1872 1854, So So 49, o. co.
6S, 10, ", 10, rs, so, 81, &c. 90
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Part Nos. 767, 9sl, $50, go $40
$751; SOL, 1017, 1863 1915 1917 Part Mos $50, 6s6
1884 49, 502, 5o4, 800 8lO STS, 3s2 S70 IA 424 400
CoMMoN PIRAsPart Nos. ~ TO so, 81 49, So 81, SO,
SO. Part 80 10 100, 1913 to LOG.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-09

Crfstadoro's Hair Dye, wigs and Tou-
pees-Tbe best the world Wholesale retail aud the
bye private applied, at No. Astos House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-09

Grover a. Bakers Celebrated NoiseIess
sewing Machines-st0 aud upwsrds-fas Broadway Nov
Y1rk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-09

Moidavfa Cream, for Preserving and
identifying the HAIR Sold only W. A. BATCHELOR'S
newly invented Wig Factory, f6 Bond street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-09
SEQ Men and Women

Billiard improvements, Challenging
Phelan's angles at BAsSFoRDS Playing Sale Rooms l9
Fulton street.
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Of II. France s: Co.. Ds,awar

SUSSEX COUNTY, CLASS SEVEN, jan g. 1851
80, u, IL, IS, 49, IA, "a, III, 81. 70, 40, 8, IL.
CONSOLIDATED LorTERY. CLASS f. Jan s, 1861.
81, 60, 20, SO, a. %, GO, 40, IL, 81, Is, 8, 70.
Circulars sent free of charge by addressing
K FRANCE a Co,
Wilmington. Delaware.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-09

500 Men and Women
IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK,
And Thousands in other places using
DIR. J. B0VEE D0Ds' IMPERIAL WINK BIrTERs
some for Consumption and oihesr Dyspepsia Debility
LAYER Complaint and general bad health and challenge
the ord o produce where they have faet
Yark
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-09

Sfeimway 81 Sons Overstrung Grand
square Pianos considered the best manufac
tured; warranted Tor Eve Warerooms ~ aud -
Walker street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-09

Batehe1or's Hair Dye-Relia BILE, Ha rm-
and black Factory al
street Sold and applied at BATCHELoRs Wig Fsctory IL
Bond street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-09

Hilrs Hair Dye, Sd cts, No. I Barcln y
street Arctic Ointment Bos Burns Piles Chiiblaas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-09

Parents keep I'm your Cuphoa rds Burd-
SAILS Arnics Iduiment Burns, scalds sorethroa
nd Pains Aches
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-09

The Sacrifice Of Life at This Season IL
really fnghtful and the variations Of temperature swell the
bills OF mortality. Dpthera, asthma and
feel alarm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-09

Barry's TricOpherOus Is the Hest and
cheapest article for dressing besayg curling cleansing
preserving and restoring the Hair Ladies' try t. Sold by
drugriata.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-09

upon the discharge Of their office the first day OF
January osown ing each election. All the provisions OF
Pleas for the city Of New York and to their election
cept is provided Tor this act shall apply to said
judges aud 10 their mode Of election.
sec provides that all and parts OF acts
sistent with this are hereby repealed.
The present Court Of Common Pleas consists Of four
Judges The main change in this bill is therefore in
creasng the number 10 eight, and the period for which
they elected Bills viii be introduced remodeling
the superior Marine and Supreme Courts of your city
Mt. Arcuaras has intro iuced the following bill In the
Assembly
Section Thers shall be appointed ~ and for the city and
three persons who shall be denominaed Commissioners fo
The said Commissioners shall be appointed by the
supervisors the Justices Of the superior Court and the
and shall be authorized appoint such clerks or other
Il ss Sena q u. The y S ssS a
70 Ct eve Ss %
IS s., Tas saps ?; justices Of the Superior cos
shall convene together a, convenient place within
The ana ' spSSn s. "a
N spp s a IS s and the sd 10
Board q supetvsors the Justices Of The superior aud
perpetual Board Tor the appointments arrangement, tris and
sna o 81 neS e aud shall meet a. such
soc The said Commissioners shall each receive the sum
OF three thousand dollars per snnum compensation for
tnsi sd sha reeve DO other Zee or reward what
other assistants OF such Commissioners sha receive such
and shall other Fee for Se
such clerks assistants.
Sec 8 The duties OF the Commissioners, under this act
shall be the those prescribed for the
appointed by the Supreme Court upon the application
Common Council OF the city Of New York.
sec No street IN he ey o. New York shall hereafter he
pery holders on the line OF the street proposed 70 be opened
or when the interest aud convenience the public npers
lively demands such opening
Sec The supervisors OF aid city and county shall pro
vide for the for The books stationery and printing
necessary into effect the provisions OF this act, and
they shall also provide suitable and
fer the Office Of said Commissioners
SEQ All sce and parts Of acts conflicting with the PROV
sons ol this act are hereby repealed.
Sec 2. THIS act eheu take efect lmpejateiy
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-30

Glisa @tnftpn.- Der Nan1e @ti3a 9Din-
fcn 1T in Der fonberbarten Mrt BON bsr Nelt ~
elmer sstpi6en Beriibmtbeit in Mtnnelpta selanst.
Ct 1T Der elmer arn,en 9flapin, tpelde int Ser
ganseuen @rutmer son ibrer 5errlbaft bierber-
sebra@t, mad benz @elese unb Der Contribution
bes @taates ane nntiirli9 unter benz geifanb sol,
Meniaenfreunbea, pelde Die @eIeBe fit &c in
&raft gu fsBen wubtea, CUR greibeit selanste.
Dtsies sei6ab III minneapolis, in tpeldem plabe
tefauntlt9 bic tbatise Mto%Iitiuuiten-g 'artet lebr
fart sertreten 1T uuh nameu.lib 1ebr einfuBreids
utto mublbabenbe Mdnner au ibrett Miteliehertt
aablt. Sober Burger, Ser Fir bic N%ufredtsrtaI<
tung unierer 0siese 1T, mubte hid freusn, haB
bier einmal Elm Grempls latuirt unb Der Betpeis
~eeliefert parbe, bab tidt Der erfe bette Salocn-
batter fe isnoriren tauu. I'm aber 3u bepei(en,
bab bic gsfreiuns Der Gli3a Winftpn etn slenter
5nmbus 9etpeen, purbe son Geiten Der greunbe
Ser @elaperei bic gei@iat in llnllauf eeleBt, bab
bic Stlaoin ld freipiQig tpieber su ibrer aIten
5erri@aft beseben, ia fesar iip BON Ganaba aus
bortbin tur4gfbftteIt. Die Sa1e III Elm
Mdbrben unb BrieIe pm Der gli3a @in1fpn
ielbft, welbf ppn Canada unb Detroit an Qeutein
MinneappIiS aneelan9t iinb, beneifeu bas. s9ile
59rfibt urtern, 20. Maar3 sDn Detroit utter An-
terrt u5& frfue mid. ueiae 8reibfit Ut baben
1Nb p:rbe IS ME btlaeen.1
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-30

Msbmais 1T urs cine Grmtbsrung spn5ra.
2eibplb sun glew-1 Him auf bic tint Nep-l1lm piu-
nier eesen i'm sen1a9ten Mnsateu a%uoeeansen,
unD abermaIs perben mir aurger6Fentlidung ber-
1elben NIT Ser tn Der fraf!iefen @eiie 8eaetenen
Seriideruns aufsefrresrt, bab Der Nep -ulm piu~
nirr fb sewsisert, bic @ertbeibisuns ~auf3uneb-
men. !3uslei6 erbalteu mir Elm Document son
5errn Jriebensridtcr !apmpe, wprin berielbe BE-
f9einiet, berr 2eibolt babe srr inn be|Gppren>
baB er ME 9ein Gbrcntpprt barauf abseseben> BE
ginisnouns iber sas 99alpefsn in Nsw-1lu,
nitt serS6enAi1tn, lpnofrn oieisIbe nur als pe-
titiou an ben 59ulratb benabet su !ueaen, 100
spn tetanntli9 imp,onier basGesentbeil bebaup.
tet ,uurpe. @ir mu6en seaeben, ba6 mir ielbf
ni9t mebr pifen, pas mir bier bsnfsn uub slau-
ben ipQen, nnb ba pir nibt gtneist fnb, uns Ser
benz .3afaae pber elmer blcben Neieuns 81 lber-
lafen nnb Sic pauptla@e, bic AnstleBenbeit spr
bas Yublitum su brinsen uab alien varteien &C.
lesenbett 81 seri9aTsn, ibre Neinuns aus3abrit-
Ten, selbebfn If, fp muB es bfi unitrm 8ei@lnb
feline ginienbuns iiber bielen @fssaffanb rnebr
auf3uuebmen, fein 8epenDes baber1, uno triu-
den mir bic tetrtffnben 3srrsn, uns ttineGiunti.
i9uns in eint Aneelteeubtit rne1 suaumuttf q, Bic
MIR niat aus eieuer Anii9aupng ssanet.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-30
WrpBer
Bali
in Der Nittsbmr9b Sraneret*
Wrpb Ser

Der llntfrseibnsts teuadridtigt feline wsripen
lrenuoe uno Bstannten. ionic Elm SfrebrtsS pA~
hlitum iberbaust hermit, paB CT am Alterntpne
taa (nGmlid 80 sinen 6enltbllben Sah pffs
ufn msrtssn @Sleu etuen re TT serenisten S(tsrt
n1cutou ~ tyreiteu. Mss 5upper uno getranfe
icpie 8eoisurrs antelau9t, ,pirp sstpiB Ntsrnanb
n,eiu 5aus unbefrisoiat perla1en. G'ntr'tt nit
G5uppsr fir eiueu Ssrrn Is @ts. DAMIEN 1rs's
q, s. aelier zig.
W.B. 3ut erSbsrsn gsqusmlidfsit Der Sslu>
der fabrt Elm Omnibus AM Eattase reeelm1 pig
ale balbe gtunoeu unentgelhli@ sen ebr+
Wedt's Golucu unb Der vGambrinus~9o 0s@ at.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-30

@pllecttcnsn unp Mu83abIunqeA
jeper Nyt III alien Ibei!en Deut}blanbs,
msrsen So'1 mir pie esuSbnti9 auf bic prcu,ptsfte
VT. beicrst.
Sir % eA E ! auf Nep~gprt, Ct. 9cuis,
Gbiea9D, Msn Orleans unp orbere
Danbelsp!abs Der Ser. staateu sanu man ;nrter
tri ntir bas geln srbalten.
Muf bic na1febeneen Wligs Ire bsi
mir Weh{el IN srpberen, iptpie in oen flst1.
nsn Sumnae1, 81 ben billi9 ten Gonrlen su
baten.
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ben 2duler lit Deutiblaab fiji ibre HsUanao
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Der mad Mmerifa AZ 1diden.