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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-09-04

STATE CLAIMS AGAINST THE C~oNFEDEaAcY.
Congress has passed in secret session a very
important bill, in which the State Of North
Carolina is Immediately interested. It pro-
vides for auditing the accounts of the several
States against the Confederacy. These ac-
counts will, of course, have to be settled upon
an equitable basis, so far as they can be adj
judged to have been incurred in provisions
for the public defence.
In May last a distinct provision was made
by Congress for the expenditures of the State
Of South Carolina in defence of the Charles
ton harbor, the amount of the expenditures
to be audited by the proper officer of the
Treasury Department. The same principle
of the equitable adjustment Of State expen-
dltures in the national defence, it is proposed
to apply to other of the Confederate States.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-09-04

LousvnLE, Aug. 26.-The last letter ex.
press left here to-day, Postmaster General
BLAIR having directed the arrest of all carriers
OF written Communications between the two
sections.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1861-09-04

THE CONFEDERATE ELEcrIoSs.-On the LEI
" ednesday in November next, an election
VIII be held in all the Confederate States for
Members OF Congress (ten from North-Caro.
Ina) and for Electors of President and Vice
President twelve from North Carolina The
Electors to meet on the 1st Wednesday in
december. The Congress will assemble on
the 10Th day of February next open the
Electoral Votes on The 18th, and the President
De lnaugurated on the 22d-
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30
NAVY DEPARrxRSr, BuREAc OF Yarns AND Docks,
April a. 1861 :
NPOpOS ccEAJED PROPOSALS fo

each class separately endorsed Proposals for cla No
In ca,s FOR the Nsvy.Yard at In ime toe yaId VIII
received this flee uti the 9Th di OF May neh tcr
hing and delivering the several Navy ards named tne
materials and in printed schedules which VIII
be- f,rs1ed application md sent by mail u 50 rsqleo, 70
fpersons desiring offer for any or all OF ne
named therein OF the several navy aiu'
for the for tho ards under their command or ~ ne
Navy Agent thereto by the bureau Tor any OF al tue
yards. -
pyersnt conh,ion and mistakes in 'edlin9 The eT no
bid rsce,ed hich classes for more tidn one
unyig one enre; and each individual Of the firm mn sign
the bill aud ,,..,
Bidders are hereby ed and particularly notified that their
offer. ha form hereinafter prescribed ahu Do
In r esc d.siDson before the tirne expires ir re-
them no be oRdeyed Uh,ch shdH be reeeired
aT NE p,rod stated aOpdnce pH be
Of The mail. , ,
against offer. being opened befo'e the time appointed
bidder, ARE requested endorse the envelope above the ad
dress and draw line under the enforcement this; ",
PIDp,oL, for Cia No. (name the ias) for the Nary Yard
at name the yardp - ,,,,,
To the Chief Of the Bureau OF Yards and DOCKS washington
d. C..
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30
furniture.
.NASlELED FUR

A BEDROOM SUITE of ENAMELED FUR
IA NIrURE s2a aud upward, in all eolors va rn'ed
Also solid Cu-snu CHAMbEn SUITES, plain aud ornaluen
tai At FARRINGrON's WARkkOOMo, No. 20 CaaAst,
opposite Wooster Established In 1913
ENAMELED CHAMBER SUITES OF FUR-
IL NiIuRE IA all color and styles At Wholesale aud ist
at S25 and upward Al.o, MAT, hESsES a5d PAlLLA''H
WAHREN WAkp, No 21i Csnsi's,
-Four doors east OF br jaa"ay.
EIRST-CLASS ENAMELED FURNITURE
Il Plain Deco strd and Grained. Solid snut snd oas o
Bla.tresss Spring Beds Suites from +z1 sna nP"1
w FISHER & Co, Manufacturers, .,,
$50 BROADWAY bet Beecsor and bond''s, MaIe pu.u.s
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30

OrYIvg op rHK BOARD W CossIssoSKRs oY PIors
No. 50 south st.. New.York April H. 1861. :
YNO RACTORS.-SEALEDP PROPOSALS
will d, received at this Office until u O'Clock ofthe
lth day OF May 1861 for tho REMOVAL uness
moved by persons msinsng the sane etbe Crib Block
or phbsh.d rier south po- No. North Rive said
tire being beyond exterior line defined and recommsndsd
BY the for the pIeeIvaon Of the hnbor Of
and established In and by Chapter 7bJ OF the Session
Laws Of 1851 further information aud terms OF contract
apply the Office OF the Comnis'ione" between 10 snd2
O'Clock By order OF the Board ,,.,,, =, ,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30
FORM OF OFFER.


There insert the name or names composing the ml Of name
The own IN the State of (nsme the at- hereby offer TO i
nish under your advertisement d.ed date OF adve enen
aud -nbect TO all the the and Of the printed
schedule which refer all the articles emb In Class
the cass for The uavyysd the yad according
said schedule there the printed cass hom the
schedule and opposite each article set tue price end carry out
aggregate amount Of the bid for the class amounting TO there
write the amount In words) 4. ,
propose my aren't there the agent II one required
By the schedne the supply under the aes miscellaneous
by nonesdent of the place Of delivery and should my OTTER
The contract be prepared and sent TO
the agent the agency for signatures and certificate
(Hee bidder aud each member Of the hrm to sisnD
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the
School Oe OF the XiIh Ward the Oc. Of the Clerk
OF the Beard Of Education OF Grand and Elmsls un
MONDAY, May lhh at O'Clock p. fJr the Heating Appar
au. necessary fot heal and yeatirg Wad schoo House
No ~ said Ward Sold Apparatus nnt be sere gnlang aud
ut provide warming said school building With
with hot rastofs PLACED ia
III cellar the use to BE- low pressure Specifications Of
.ad Apparatus are on i nd can be -en 81 he Ohce 9" the
No ~ Cosby-st Proposals. should be addressed School OH
Ger. OF the Nlh Wad" aud must be accompanied with the
nam-s responbe and approved sure.. The School
Officers the right to reject all Of the proposals Of
f,r,d II deemed for the public interests to do so.
JAMES MACkEAN,
JOHN NJ. REED, Committee.
DAVID s. JACKSON, JR.,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30
Conuirn Doaro.

COUNTRY BOARD.-Six or eight persons can
y have .xcelent ACCOMMOD ATTDNS in a FARMHOUSE
II City Hall by Haem R'ilr"ad inquire o A. u
NEWMAN Box No. 098 Broadway, corner I5thst'
COUNTRY BOARD WANTED.-A gentleman
desires hoard for himself wife. ard child within
one hors daace from the city Hci'hy locality good wst,r
ard good mill Indispensable. Private family preferred Address
Rox No. 1871, Po-t-oicc
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30
Boar0 ano Rooms.

aD AND "a East l1th-st., between Jth-ay' ana
University place location unsurpassed; sues ci spse
rooms win ard those scious houses org shd lsV io"y
knovn Fam les nd u, re .. nile e. C have choice OF
ap pltneDis; scale Of Summer piices from May l.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30

DOAD WAGONS.
III BREWSTER Co. Nos 372 and 37i Broome st. OF
Mo prepared TO receive for hrr superior wagons
deliverable period dunng the coming In addition
to other which bsye 'heir work tho bges
reputatnn duTabi and they would direct
attention TO Improved Side Bar" rendering ten h,f
,prny Wagon. superior to all cthers In strength elscity
Although making Koad Wagons special feature OF heir bus
pes they would also invite odes for eycy style Pleasure
Carriages for tow aud country.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30

Druggists everywhere keep MRS WiNSLOWs
SOOTHING SfkUp for children teethiug No medicine in ne
uuted St.s sells like it. IL standard medicine ahd iss
worldwide physicians order and use wherever II
magical effect, have been Witnessed
During thirty years Of unprecedented and popa
arity Of MRS. WINSLON'S SOOTHING SlRUP. innumsr
able CosDAL' and other nonns, prepAied oy pesenuse
~. pa have sprung and lived but mushroom eA.so .
while the SOOTHING SYRUP been Constantly increasing
popularity and become household word and "
mothers thank Mrs SLOW for the heaiLn OIL tneH cnnoss
by the Of her IN valuable article
When the preeut rare IF Cordas" shall have followed IN
the foot,e. Of their iastrious predecessor 3RS WINS
LOW's SOOTHING SYRUP win continue to be popular u
yoie. and o blessing 10 every mo her.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30

NOTlCE.-Scaled Proposals will be received at
~ he of tho Clerk Of the Boad Of EducsoI,
Grand aud Elm this city, until Thnrsday the 9th May
next " ocloSk for NEW FURNITURE sud for RE-
PAIRS - the Old uruure be ued again 10 No
3 and for FITTING UP School No S. in Jt, sccoIdng to
pss specifications prepared by the Superihtendent Of
School Euidiug. wLich be No ~ Crosby- rhe
School Odccf 81 the 18th Ward the right to reject any
ell they deem IL with the public good
RICHARD WARREN, Committee
ShML. l.. GRlSWOLD, Bulldogs and Repairs
RICHARD c MCCORMICK.D Fifteenth WaTd.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30

A DARK BAY HORSE, of fine style and ac-
N on full I6 hand. ysars old sonod and p-rfecy tnd
Is suitable any Kind of business pleasure viii be sold for
one half biz value. JEFFERSON STABLES No. 81 Christie
uher Il 4th.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30

IARRIAGES.-MOTT & COMPANY, No CSC
~ BToadway near Bondst have hand and manufie
turing to oidrr various style. Of Grtclsss vehieLs Of
embrace and curtain quarter COACHES CAL
ECfiES, Coz PES BRErlS. EITop BAROUCHES, and o
passenger ROCKAWAYS PHAETOES, &c. all made hit and
durable and warranted which they offer at reasonable piicos
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30
6orsrs, Carriascs, ST.

4 FINE pair BAY PONIES, kind in all harness,
~ aud years old; two.ea ROCKAWAY. with polls aud
shoes open fosd WAGON foI sos double set Srrnonned
HARNESS, $50 for 49, aud light set covered buckles
single HARM FSS, &35. ono do 10; SADDLE ard BRlDLE
as; one HORSE r50 fine for saddle. Also PONY and
Misses and Boys SADDLE kind for children u ride Corner
and th.sts.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30
OTHERS !!

Mrs WINsLOW,s SOOTHING SYRUP Is the only thing
that you rely upon give rest to yourself and relief and
help 10 your infant
MRS WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP has been the
mnaI OF the dropping spirits Of many mothers
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30
R0RM OLE GrARANTY.

The name o yuaran,o of name the town. ard
State of nsne the Stae aid Of eeond guaantor 8c
hereby und-a that the above named name the bidder or
t1ders will If his their offer above be accepted enter
into contract the United States within hseu days
GATE notice through the pooce of the acceptance of h o'
theif offer before mentioned -
Wit tSignhure OF giatautoiIl
certify the shove named there name the guar,nors are
lSguaure)
To be signed by be district judge district stfofney copeco
agent person 20 the bureau TO De ePoh
.;bIa
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30
Boots, Shoes, &t.

Q SHOES AND GAITERS-A NEW STYLE
W. At yDNESs, NOS. 10 AND IL ANNSr. P.S-CALL
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30

SOLDIERS AND DvOLUNTEERs.-S3 SHOES
SoSkG' =, NOS 10 AND IL ANN.Sr.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30
nlusital Instruments.

AT WALKERS Warcrooms, Clinton Han, Astor-
place aud sth Broadway large stock Of PIANOS
forS SALE and HIRE.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30

CHICkERING IL SONS
~ GRAND, SQUARE, and UPRIGHT PIANOS.
WareToofns No GA Broadway.
CT sons have beeL awarded thirty eight lie msd. ff tho
Pianos to Rent.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30

DARMOREs Celebrated Improved Oyerstrung
I'D Premium SlASOS. the best In -Aa;ed foI y.ar.
MANUFACTURED At 34s ze-caer .prnaiJ 7ocsy- 'or tlt0
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30

Cl..s No l. Bicls ca,. No stone; clss No. B. Oak and
hardwood class No n- pine spru;e pes s"a Jnp-r'
c,. NO Z Line. hair aud plaster 49, D 40 slate cass
Fi-. ella. Is Paints otis ard es'' class NO ~ sup
ch4bde class No. Il. HArisGe .lsss ~ sta'ionrI,
g. Proysnocr; class No. o. Cnarcosl eai. 10 ~ heht
class No ~ Spei aud luoricang oils css'
No 70 Aag-r No d. Anth ,ci,c coal class NO ~ s.l
Er,ad .roD kc.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30

Ci., No Bri k.; elias, No Oak and hardwood class
6. " hi- pine .p cypress snd nper eass NO Liin
hair and pl.-r ca,- NO t.mo; Ca-s no. =. Gravel Fl
sand class lr Slate cs-s 30 H. lro'i IRON nils si
spikes. elias, No ~ Steel. elias No ~ Plies cIa'' 10
P.in,s nl and sls. class 10 slip ch,ndlery cs''
H. Hardware class No 10. stationery; class No ~ nay ~
It cas. No ~ Proyeuder eass No 2! Charcoal class
2l B,uy packing aud hose c.s- - Syeu aud Ia tiG'
ing oil. 3D. Argcrs; class No. u AnthrAcle Goa
Is. No. 80 Ssu bit nliuDu. Broad Iop, &c, coal
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30
Wants.


IA WORK-A situA ion wautrd by g re.pect b Young
nurse to do chanberSork and waiting; will
ps sewing Can give the Of reference and
at No 90 East 10th 1t. two days.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30

To every mother who has children suffering from any OF ne
complaints incident the period Of teehng say do not es
your preuoces the preudice OF others stand IN 70
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30

Cla., No l. Clothing; cu. 40 q hats boots ad snoss
,oods class No. nrrsd cla-s No T. Tobacco cl.ss no
o .nd Las, ca.. No H. Lumber cla.s NO IL Staion-y
cs. no 10 Firewond: cl,. No ~ Coal cls's No. 10 Pfo'
.udrr. clA,s No 10 BlicAs So
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30

DIANOS, MELODEONS, HARMONIOUS
/ Firstcass, for SALE TO LEI, or SOLO on lN'TABL-
MESTS on favorable terms Pcoubet Harmonious. two
banks Of ksys from &l7J 10 $40 Cottage ianos
fully WARRANTED "a Octayes $50; Octave-, fl.3 20 r0
j. NJ. PELTON. Nos 8il and 8iJ BROADWAY N Y.
CTEINWAY ~ SONS GOLD MEDAL PAT
- ENT OVERSTRUSG GRAND and SQUARE PIANOS
considered the best Pianos manufactured and
Taued fof hve years.
Warcroons Nos 81 and "a Walser-st. near Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30

A S LAUNDkESS.-A young woman with su-
"A perior reference ha ing served Of the beet families
In the city wi.hes tn .,ion Uude French tutug
clear starehng &c ~ linen aides hnery in
style. Can be a. No. 42i Broadway, up stairs.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30
PORTSMOUTH. v. II.

Class No q Stone class 80. 6. White pine spruce Jnnip
and cvprs. class No !. Lime. HAIR shd plaster GAS S
Cement cls. No o. Gravel and ssnd class no. IL ron ~
nail. and spkes class No H. S-el class 20 ~ re ,
No IS Paint oils and glass; class NO 10 snip enaGe
tir-uood class No. 20 Hay end straw" cis. NO ..
der cas. No. y CHARCOAL class Mo- ~ brfi.s sHe I M ~
hose ca.. No ~ Sperm aud unc,ing oils class NO - ire
ga ting. class No Augers clas No. 21 Anths1i'e cOe
clas. 40. q. Bituuinous Cumberland coal
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-29

ssGET THE BEST"
Splendid Stock of Pianos
WORCESTER'S NEW SCALE.
PIANO EORrEs
81. t,this rnarksI aad Ask an summation from
80. u Ssn Of BEsr PIANOS II a. |'''s Psss
"A. Bookseller and DeNl~r IN RAnofortes-
UPHOLSTERY AND PAPER-HASGlNGS.
xxur .usssre.r respectfully sOe ssn Rom h friends and
- eahc rsnsray exAune his s.oek OF gooos NE ABOVE
n. eonslsflnx Of he following:
Carpetings.
v.,,t f.pestry Brase Three ply, NenenAn Dasen' Aenp
A.. HsSr,h Ras, Door Mats and stair keda'
- Curtain Goods.
..., a.tn D.uask. Union DamAsk TAsseis 9mps, LAoe
$3.50 o.r,ain. splendid Assormento uinoeS Cor,
Aeo 40 Pfna window shAdes-A lAss AAsor.nsnt o.
.tvs Mn Of the most approved nas no"
e~s Floor Ofl-Cloth, .,,-.,
o..u,A. "A sttsrns and from The best qa1ny ~
- .6I& Al bo 70 a. halls and rooms Oh ~ I'm
49, Table colha-a lA,Ee vAns.y.
- PapSr-Hangings. 90. v.,x.,
.na ...or<oi n al the latest sly les go
.ls s.ta .nd Pan Paps Of s,ery shade ana sSo.
g.. al Dc dlFrsn kinds sood nAroie an sors
vsrfmao nyssn and having the best vorklnsn s"P''@'
vtn warranted 70 Owe ssisAetion a. nunctu.lix al
an ordss Tor anytnS above Inc sa Do pan''uAiV
tsaAs1 70, both In The dty or eoanly. ulJFERs
RaHsr and shusk Mattresses and Feather Bed. on Ssaa
- aaAs 10 order Of he bszl nstsrAls loe4 ~ 49,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-29

ATTENTION, LADIES!
rTr received Fashionable Boot AID shoe
j No s3 Nal street. following sst7 ani beautiful styles
shoes for LAdits: .
LAdies Cosssck Boots entirely new
BAlm0rh Shoes
SIP Sole, tAir stitch kld Congress Booi
Lace
Heel button CATERS, thick and thin sole
Congress 4" very superior
side lace
eer Win The aaess assortment OF all other styles OF ladies'
hoe have eve. had Ladies respectfully lnyiiedto call
JOHN o. PACE, Jr.,
..oo IS Main street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-29

Life, Fire and Marine Insurance,
Richmond Fire Association.
once No. Iss Main (Northeas: corner Of ilih sreetJ
Richmond. Va
CHARTERED 29rH MARCH, ISL
,xxurs old and reliable Insuton ample Capital and con-
prpt tand carefully vested continues Insure Slaves,
sfuIIdI me- VI re OF description, ouse-
SoId Furoiture, and Family Wearing Apparel vessels,
car. Oes Freight. aie lo~t eurreni rates. Losses
'si;naisd and paid ulth al possible despatch
DIRECTORS
49, y vss,sA,n Iransa J. Rarucs,
John H. Clklborne, sonn
svhl :. fs--,,.ts Geo. x Gssthnsr.
DAVID uuRRIE. Prsr
JoHS J. wlLsOS, TreAs'r -
Rbgr T. BACoEE, Secy ee.I
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-29

INNGLIsH LONG CLOf Hs.-super and Extra sups
Il Beaehed ehlrns OF importation. FOR sale by IN
pece case. by KENT, PAiSe 80
DA CON, "a M Y, &c-t00oo lbs Prime Country Cured
ID Bacon, In store and Tor sale BY Y.srokEs co.,
malO Cor. 18Th and Cary su,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-29
uaRIE = BRAnnuluY,S PIANOS,

LI6RTE & BRAnBpBAi'S PIANOS.
WE GALL the attention Of he eitsens Of Rich-
w mond ard Virginia 10 our Piano Tor'e vaich aRs
se have placed with Mr.. Carus, that their qualities TH
every respeg, gsy b tested by the side ofshsiI "
famed Chcgerlyy.
We warrant al Pianos aad high snd
tnohIss any factory in the country All Of which
be At Mr. Causli Broad Street. Sd door from 9TH
dsls- LiGHTE 4 BRADBURY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-29
sCIENCR or wAR.-Tae.cs for ea,e,5s Of Infantry ns


SCIENCE or WAR.-TNei,s for eac.5s Of Infantry,
- Cavalry and Artillery Arranged ana " u
HOLTZ- FaLlah,d b. J. W. Randolph Price 20 eenn-
s,,a CpaliH Di,n,aaak Of tie TJryiSid Public Guard
ANNosT. RICHMOND, Va, January s. 1901.
J W. RANpctPH-Dear Sir
me popular upon military matters now before the pub
IL ars confined % ordnay drills and paTades what Is noe
treatise Eolng when the va oas movements Of
Aery Cavalry Infantry and Nhc, as taught In u respective
m should be presence OF en.my SAt sround shon'
selected and eneamPnent what precaut us 10 DC "a
n when advancing Shsn To act In column when
In. hou post ddrent 10 ACT The ost sVoAou
and without which, no matter
bog personay brave troops they exposed 10 aos
en prSsencS Of an equal number oil Wen ausI sno
M naneuvsed troops and chs Information Capt BuekhoA fur
nhhes II bis Nork.
1 Rave no hesitation in reeonmsndnglI
oHARLEs DnIMOcK. Can't, te, Ao.
PARE BooS JAMES woODHoUsE 90.
r c,u,o.gn Hstnry Q. TIE Campaigns OF lS9 and rs
10 lie sssrn Provinces OF SoF'h A~sreh ~ ~ III;
TaTlOn, ALA E-sS aad plans quartz nnsS 0ouHH al A
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yy,.,n', Am >'lcan Orni1h0iosy - 'oss tn~i VO =
cow In half ~@ESeco, glt Toy.
s,r,sist H,sto-y OF VirriL'~ 5eA, syo.
Jobnstons Indlan Narrative. " Go't ooaFds-
furt,'. History Of Virginia ycA, 80 ,,, 49, -, =,
aIos, Anedots OF the Life Of The Rt Hon William f EA OF
ChAthsn 8 vols sgo., cali
Tontspsie on The plurality u Works svo, calf
Memoirs Of Regu Of king ChSss he frsI by sn fhP w"
wick syo, half Morocco, gh TOP
rAyor's ArAtOr. vol, ~ mo. . ID .,a
M Of Theophrastus Translated frora the usssk and
Illustrated by sketches vol, Syo eoards
eient BsbyIona With EngTsvoss OF Portraits Cos
tuues, Ae 2 wells quartz fan calf extra -, -. N,
DEATHS Dclngs-numsous Original ComPosdonI; " Plates ny
Daylsy. Half calf ARIS
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-05-18
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-05-18
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9eridtete5 Ga ftbous gum
Minnel ctaz 9au6
weltes in 8e5us auf feline inuere Wusitattuna,
preile uub Serieuure teiuem abnliden GtatliHe-
ment i'm Norbwelteu na4itebt.
IS wiro bel cnoera oarauT bin9cwisIen> baB lid'
lei benz 5aule CUTE Gtalun9 b~sVneet nne olif
Sortcn Uutter fir Vferse uno Cbiea tets su ba=
BEN |iub.
ssh Glenl;Ns 8 ron,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-05-18
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Dritte @trabe St.peter, Winn.
Dieie6 9otel bat eil,e MuSabl pom serdu>nissn
teitsn eiues 5aulsa erltsr SLATE.
Cute StaIlunsen inc benz 5uuie tcieefVat.
Die WpltGaiie Yerlabt cos u9Dalbiu9tunz5 aus*
fir Neu, l1lm jecen Ore'toe II. Mon,a9 Mrr9en.
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-05-18
OUR HOUSE

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neu unb geldmadpol etnseri6tetes
Ne1fauratiDnS< un69alpDn<
IT,: Gtablilement,
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gssenubsr Dem WaFeulaal Der ~. @uarce",
ct. Yaul, Minu.
Die unterasidneten MAIDEN bierinit ben, perebr<
ten oeutlaeu Yublifum Gle ersebenlte Nuaeise, Rap
lie in rem ubeneenanntsn @tabll0ement tets auT<
uArten t0nnen nit
falten uno marmen Mabl5eiten, auf's 8fae
3uherettet;
portreFli9em .goserbier unb ionlti~
9en 0stranfen aQer Mrt;
Den feiulten 5aDanna-
Gigarren,
le,pie Dap tic aterhappt @uss aufb!etsn> ibrs wer'
ttsn @aite naD Wunld 5u teei:nen.
Qahr u. Vttt.
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Der Undergraduate benaGri9ti9t bier1nit tas
eeutl9e Yublitum, baD CT 0pu
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@ouiul fir 8aiern.
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len @taaten, ober anrern peutlben in Wiuneirta
relp. Milwaufee ucb nid)t ccululoriib Dertretensn
5laaten beltimmt iino uno Der cunlula,ii9cn Be-
slautisung ~teturfen, in Gmpfans gu nebn,en> uao
p%ielelben, nit 1pl9er Beglaubi9ung serieben, il
na4 Der 8elimmuns, Bun Nuslteuer in ~tirSelter
6r,lt gu remittiren, prer 9leit per Yc@t an tbren
Vetimmungsprt mad Deutlhlano 81 befDrbern.:
DesSiei9en 1T er erbbti9, in ieinem @el9afts<
Bureau. -. -.. ,s.-....-
6eymarp'S Blcd, Dtitte Gtrobe,
Ratblu9enpen jebe sewinlGte Musfunft uter 1c1-
DE 6raseu su ertbcilen, pie le in bic tent @elbaite
in 8etradt fpmmen m0geu. FL
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