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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1861-03-27
Ti.e Seizure Of the Guthrie

The Treasury department has received
fuller information in regard to the seizure o'
the U. 8. vessel Guthrie, in Texas. The
seizure took place in Galveston Harbor.-
The vessel left New Bedford on Nov.
with full cargo of supplies for one year
for all the lighthouses between Amelia ISL
and, Georgia, and the Rio Gronde, arriving
at Galveston March 9th, for the purpose oil
delivering q supply of oil to the Bolivar
Point lighthouse and others In that vicinity.
While the master was absent from the ves-
eel, attending to the delivery Of supplies, the
Guthrie was boarded by one Gen. Sherm n
and so.ealled committes of safety, and pos.
session taken. The vessel was removed
from the vicinity OF ths revenue cutter and
anchored, where she was at last accounts,
awaiting further orders from the head quar-
ters of the rebels. This outrage. in view Of
the peaceful mission Of the vessel, is regard
ed as eclpsiog oil others OF similar char
RcteF.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1861-03-27
The Constitution Of the Southern
COnfcdeFacy.


The Constitution Of the Southern Con-
federocy, adopted at Montgomery, Alabama
may with prOpriety be regarded O' the uI'l
nahum Of the seeded States. Hereto fore
the question has frequently Srisen' especially
among the conserv tive men Of the North,
what was to be proposed in order that the
cotton States might be recOnciled 10 the
Union. They have shaped Constitution
for themselves, and we presume this Con
s,i,ution msy be regarded as containing the
conditions upon which the Union may be
re estsbKshed, or divided without war-that
! is, IL both parties can be made to agree to
either the one thing or the other.
This new Southern Constitution is the
! Constitution OF the United States. with va
rious notifications end come very important
alterations. We find them in the New York
Herald, as follows: .r. o.
! lst, Thst African slavery in the Terrific
ries sLall be recognized and protected BY
Congress and the Territorial Legislatures.
Dad. That the right to shareholders o
transit and sojourn in any State of tn
Con federary, with their slaves and othe
! property, shall be recognised and respected
/ Sd. Thbt the provision 10 regard to iusl
tive slaves shall extend to any slave law
fully carried from one state into smother
and there escaping or taken awsy from hl
mt ster.
an. Thstsno bin or &c post facto law (b,
Congress or auy Stste and no law Impair
ing or denying ihe right of property in ne
gro slaves, shall bepassed.
9Th. That the A A'rican slave trade shall b
prohibited by such laws OF Congress as shGl
effectusly prevent the same.
Such arc the provisions of this Souther
Constitution, which we may accept as tn
ultinutum of the seeded States on III
subject o! slavery. Upon some other ques
tions, however, there are certain stringer
provisions in said Constitution which
would be extremely difficult to persuade OF
Ncrthern fishermen, manufacturers and lol
by corruptionists to swallow, even 10 re
n establish the Union. These provisions il
e clude:
e lst The abso' ute prohibition OF all bou
q ties from the federal treasury, and all dutit
J, or taxes on imported goods intended to pr
mote or foster any br ,nch Of home industr
Dad. A positive prohibition of feder
appropriations for i, ternnl improvement
n and the substitution Of locul tonnage duti'
d for guch improvemel
& 3d. The restriction Of Congress by
, majority vote to such appropriations as mi
II be recommended by the President or son
: executive department., all other appropri
o tions requiring two.,hirdsvote.
, h. The Lolding Of contractors to 4
~ strict letter Of their contracts.
u 5'h. That the Post Office DEPARTING
ls shall pay its cwn expenses.
;. These are excellent Constitutional amen
. meDts. l. they had been in force in Was
ington during the last ten years they wou
. have prevented the wts,eful squanderiDg
swindling lobby j b., contracts, &C.,
three, fcuT or four millions of public none
and public property that have been squau
dered.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1861-03-27
NEW York, MARCH ..

The following are special from Washing
ton to the Herald:
The Administration will reply to the
Southern Comm issioners in few days, sta
ting that it has no power TO treat with them
and they can be regarded only 40 sgaDts ol
dissatisfied people, but will refer them to, the
next Congress. [,, .f4 . d .s,ss..,
Dudley Mann. Southern Commissioner to
Europe has arrived. b. w.
Special . tthe Times pr. Fox, Of the
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1861-03-27
WARRINGTON, March 81.


DR.. Galloway has been appointed surgeon
at the Marine Hospital at Paducah. ..r
The Senate confirmed VIM. H. c rtsr, Of
Chic, Cd Lieutenant in the Marine Cops ;
Cornelius F. Bucks, Marshal for MinDa as
sot4: Jno. lockwood, Postm str for Mil
waukie; Elias w. Leavenworth, Commis-
sioner under the Convention with New Gra.-
ala; Chas. w. DIvis, OF Md Secretary
to the Commissioner; Calvin Hason. Of
New York, Commis,i)aer under the Con-
vention with Costa Rica; Chase Howe.
Collector at Key West; Saml. Long, Con-
sui to Bahama.
The President has nominated Chas. L
Wilson, Of I'll Secretary of Legation to
Lpod n; WIN. 8. Pennington, OF New
Jersey, Secretary Of Legation at Paris; Jno
T. Edgar, of Tenn. Consul at St. Thomas
New York City appointments are under
consideration. ... .s.. .. ..
Francis NJ irco has been removed from al
lmportant cerkshio 10 the State Depart
ment, and R s. Clinton PROMPTED t. Gil
The v1cancy. John s. Smith of N. Y. has
been appointed to supply the post vacated
by the latter. ...
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1861-03-27

WAsHrnoroI, ], March 90.

WAsHIHsroI, March 90.
The Senate to day confirmed the follow
log nomiastions: Charles r. Adams, Min
lister to England; Geo. P. Marsh, Minister
to Sardinia, James Watson Webb, Minister
to Turkey, H. 8. Sanford, Connecticut
Minister to Belgium, WIN. s. Thayer,iN. Y,
as Consul General to Egypt, Patrick j. De
vine, ss Consul to Cork, Green Clay, as
SscrOtary Of Legation to Spain, Francis
Queen, Postmaster at Miles, Michigan, Hen.
~ Shomo, Postmaster at Ftemouts Ohio
The Senate unanimously Confr@ed the mo-
minstion Of D. Defre6s, as Superintendent
Of Public Printing. Among other nomiHa-
tions sent to the Senate 10 day, were the
following: Anson BurIingame, Mass.
Minister to Austrias Rufus King, Of N. Y.
as Minister resident at Rome, Thsmas ]
Dryer, Of Oregon, Commissioner to th,
Hawaiian Islands. 3l 5z.a-slg
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1861-03-27
what shall il bc-Pcace or War

II is elear to every rejecting mind that,
10 view Of the present complicated state of
national affairs, some kind of compromise,
or peaceful settlement of our difficulties,
can alone sOve the Union of the Stotes.--
War can only result in dissolution and des.
oiation. From the inability of the Govern
ment to infurce Fort Sumter, the first step
towards peace has been taken BY the Ad.
minis,ration; not from choice, however, but
from necessity. The voice Of the country
approves the step without stopping to inquire
into the reasons which have induced it. AT
once it has given confidence, and somewhat
Of a stimulus to the pqralyzed business OF
the country. 1t has renewed the hope in
the breasts Of those who really love the Un'
ion, thlt a settlement Of the diff ruliy car
vet be made. This is bitter pill for tht
ultra Republicans. but what OF that? Th'
medicine will do them good, and teach them
that President is subject to law, and no
to part'z'n platforms and the insane desires
Of his own followers.
1t is the hope of.all the conservative mer
in the country, that Mr.. Lincoln will regar
the welfare of this great Conlederacy as o
more import nce than the mere welfare o
his party, and in spite of Abolition obj4c
tions and the denunci alton OF those VIII
think "bsck bone" is Of more value 10
President than brains ard patriotism, vii
show the South, all offending as she ha
been, that he prefers that the peace, pros
perity and happiness OF thirty millions o
people shall be first in his mind above every
other consideration. He should regard it 81
Especial providence" that he had not thu
power to reinforce Fort Sumter, and like ,
prudent statesman, should listen to what the
Commissioners OF the Southern Confedera-
cy have TO say, with an earnest desire tc
make fnal and peaceful settlement.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1861-03-27

The correct cen sus Of this S,a'e shows q
population Of l.7ll.733, which il double
what it was ia 1850. She has now within
two hundred thousand Of as many people as
Ohio had in 1850. Under the present ap-
por,ionment, Ohio has 81 Congressman 10
Illnoi, 8. U lder the next, Illinois will
have l3 Congressmen. and perhaps IA, To-
our 10. Our younger sister, it must be con-
feesed, is gaining rlp'd'y upon Us.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1861-03-27
Grert Msncy Panic il, the souiIl

Although the advocates Of disunion assert
'hnt grand career of prosperity is before
them, IT is beyond doubt that there is intense
suffering on account of the scarcity Of money,
and the doubt thsi hangs ever tho future
South Carolina feels it terribly in the com.
PEELED suspension of wcrk upon the public
buildings. Her bonds, issued for the pu--
pose of constructing her State House, can.
not be sold, and the work has been suspend
ed ard the ha' ds discharged. AL her foun-
dries, machine shops, and printing offices,
are employing o reduced number OF hands /:
trains ara discontinued, and q general panic
prevails.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1861-03-27
The Extra Session ofEComgrcse


Telegraphic dispatches announce that
President Lincoln is about to call an extra
session ofthe new Congress. This. s.measure,
il is snid, is deemed necessary for the pur-
pose OF Interpreting, altering and amending
the tariff act, which was tinksred up by
Morrell and Others, and passed at the late
session Of Congress. 1t is suggested that
the President has been quickened in his
motions in this direction by the fact, stated
by the Washington correspondent of the
Baltimore Sun, that Attorney General
Bites had given him Mr.. Lincoln] the cpin.
ion that the revenue canrot be collected,
except under the law of 1899, which makes
!, necessary for collectors to reside within
their respective districts, and that, therefore,
it will be impossible, were it otherwise fea.
sible, to collect the revenue on shiPboard
Thi, may hqve had some influence over
The Presidents mind but there is q much
more potent reason why the tariff act, which
goes into operation on the first of April,
should be immediately revised. Under the
low duties which the Southern Confederacy
have established, the Federal Government
will be deprived of one half or more OF its
income from duties on foreign imports. To
meet this exigency, the present u tied
States tariff must be lowered, since the Ad
ministra,ion comedies that it cunnet be exc
cuted in the disaffected States.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1861-03-27
Democratic Meeting.

The Democratic electors Of RavcnnS
township are requested to meet at the ofiCe
Of the PORTAGE SENTINEL" on Saturday
evening, the 30,h inst, at z o'clock, TO take
such action in regard to the. approaching
Township election as may be necessary.
Jas. w. SoMERvrLIE, TIP. Com.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1861-03-27

GThe returns from PJstm ,ster. 10 sha
Confederated States coma 10 more promptly
now than ever b,fore. Applications have
bsen received from cit'z,ns of South Caro-.
lima, in districts whore off ,es have been
discontinued, requesting their re establish
ment, and indicating the nam,s OF individu-
oils who are willing to serve as postmasters
in conformity to the. regulations Of the de-
pertinent
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1861-03-27

s 01TA little son OF Mrs. Jamison. not quite
six years old, while on yisi, form Brooklyn
to Cold Spring, strayed away from bis mo.
ther last Sunday afteraoont and was traced
fislds. swsmps, woods, snow, &C.,
some five Or sik miles, where he was found
fFcz N to death.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1861-03-27

A Coon Observation-Disclosures and po-
mologists will be pleased to learn that BY
the new postal regulations seeds or cuttingss
are clssssd as mailable matter, and are to
be charged with postage at the rate Of one
cent an ounce whom sent under 1900 miles
and two cents an ouncs when sent over
that distance. SadeHljt!.m slg,os3f
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1861-03-27
El, ct;on Of o. S. senator.

John Sherman finally received the nom
ination OF the Republican pnrty in The
House of Representatives. for Senator, or
Wedesnday night last. Seventy.six ballots
were cast.
In joint convention On Thursday, he was.
of course, elected U. S. Senator for six
yeufs.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1861-03-27

6rThe Commissioners Hon. Wm. L.
Yuncey, A. Dudley Mann. and P. A. Rost,
Of Louisiana---are about leaving for New
Orleans, and sail thence to Havanns, to
take the English steamer which leaves th.s
port OH the 27th inst. for Southampton.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1861-03-27

01TA wrstched result Of intermarriage
between blood relations exists at Scbenec.
tady, N. Y. An es,imable couple cousins
have eleven cbildrea, six Of whom were
born blind. N
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-06-22
@tel5er=@DuIe.
4bifipp &tel3er, &iaentbiimer.

T1trpp Stt15tf, 9t9tHtB0mtr'
ct. peter, Minn.
DieleS neue @aitbaus 1T fir oas reiienbe Yutli-
tum iebt er5Hnet* 8oitsau9er beim Sag tperten
81 ben tlllelten greilen auf9encmmen. Gjutc
Staluns uuo 9Saller itets gu baben.
Mu9 1T bier bic @ta9ezSffce fir Era=
Serle oe6 Stour, ct. peter uno Nenzulm.
ppitdailen 9eben Don bier aus Mpntass unb
Greitasa BON ct. peter na9 9few<lllm unb am
nd9lten Sage retcur.
Na4 ga @ro1e Dienfass unb @amIfaas,
MpntaeS rnb sSreita1s retpur.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-06-22
sc / II ne pta< s. aus
non 91. Npttateicr,

Gde bet 6inften uno BabaDawzStraBe
5wtl9en rem Grurt-9aus uno g. Yot~ Sfiee>
OURS 9fsue ein9eribtet unr vpQltQnpis in alien
Bran9en auSscftattet> einl9l'ebli9 Der
beiten Sprten gS E / ne unp &tfDre
fir bic 8ar.
Die Safel 1T ununterbrO9eu perlsben nit allen
Oelitatsfen Der Sailon.
Soft per Wcde $500 yer Sag IS SIS. Gin
an9emel1ener MbSug bewilli9t fir Diejenisen>
wel9e bios Soft pbne 2p9is miul9eu. - Jlinfe
uno auTmerflame Seotenung itet5 3ur 6anb.
Tarmer fnben ba quite @talluneen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-06-22

@eltene 6etratb.-Sm Dome
3u 8erltn fanp pieier Sage bic Erauun9
eineS Ne8erS NIT elmer iunsen 8erlinerin
tatt+
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-06-22
@omfprtableS peutlde6
@ d It. unb 6 . It ) Qu 8
:l1tt M(fnneiptd=ShnI.

Sort Strabe> nabe benz @lofenbau8.
Der unterSeibnete erlautt ii9 biermit, bic Muf-
mertlamteit ces cinbeimil6en uno au5marti9en
oent(9en pubIifums auf lsin nett uno bequem
cingeriebtett6 GAIT unp apltbaus 3u leuten.
SIT oen1lelben itncet Der tpertbe Sat bic aller<
treunoltbite unb bllisite gerienuug, rcinliteS
2egis, quite &olt furs 9lues> mas in elmer antQn<
bisen 0irtbl9aIt teanlprubt wcrcen tann.
@ute @tallun9 befnoet lb ebeufall5 beim 5aule.
DaS @treben res llnterset9neteu 1T bic Mner<
tennung oerer> bic Jpn beebren.
6 nhnr s. d m NJ
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-06-22
@eprs 8ens.
81 + etter< Sale
yuu e. 6. Tanf,

V0n ~ W VQuf,
Oritte StraB g. 9eseniiber ber Yresbyteram-
Stride, ct. paul, Ninn.
Sn bie1em neu= uno freunoli9 einseti9teten
2asertier- -Salrpn 1T itet5 au baben
8elte5 2a9erbier 2 @la6 fir 5 Gents
aalte @peilen uno Seine @i9arren.
S. @. st ant.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-06-22
Shasta @QuS,

Gba5fa> Mtnne(oia.
l1nterseidneter beebrt iid biermit benz Yutli<
tum lein tpabl ein9eri9teees, nit alien 8equem<
ltdfeiten perlebenes @aabaus gu enpfeblen> bas
BON feinem @tabldement, in eirer her Stdbte AM
Minnelpta, weber tpas @inri6tune nod 8ebanb=
lung anbetri1t iibertroHen miro.
Triebri9 0reiner.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-06-22
&etter'S
3 dfDt1 ) @pufe,

1NSA><t@AI/ ~uktAIAt<
Der llnteraei9nete teno9riGtist bas yublifum,
baB CT unter pbigem Nanten Gin beutldes 6ptel
crp1net bat> caS 9fei1enben alIe Bequemlidfeiten
oorbietet.
MS Stir @talunsen 1T ebenfallS anf bas
Befte geIprst. @eiter.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-06-22
~St. 2p,1iS Gr6au8e," "
(friiber DQfptQ>6pu1e),

ede Der Tprt= II. g t: Nntpu YfraBe,
9ese>1ilber bent rgBin5lpwbcule+"
llnterseidneter empfeblt biern,it leinen Treun=
ben nnb bcm perebrten Yutlifum Miuuelp!aS 1ein
neEes bequen1 ein9eribtetes @a|t< unb &pnbaus.
Nei1enbe> 1ppie Spareer5 fnoen CUTE Yetpirtb-
un9 uno piro es r1eiu eifriglte5 8e1treben 1ein,
ieben MIDI Beebrenpen 3ufriepen gu ltel(en.
Cute StaQuns tefnpet li9 tei'n, 5aule.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-06-22
@dfbtuotpu=6au3,

Dritte Strabe st, t,Y eter Minn.
Diefes 5ptel bat cine Mn5abl Spn seraun,isen
3tmn'ern uno beibt iiterbaupt ale gequemlid,-
tsiten zines 9auies erfer alai7e.
@ute @taQunsen iino bcm 9auie teisefiist.
Die gpit9ail le perlabt bas v@a1bingto1,<5 5aus1
fur Neu- llln1 jeben Treita9 II. Mpnta9 Mprgen.
Yeter 6arff, @isentblmer.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-06-22
@bica0p &a9erbier= SALON
S@pbn CT. 8ecbt.

@de ber @albin9tpnz II. Dritten Ctr.
ct. NauL Mtrn.
Dem eeebrten publifum bic erecbenfe Mnscige>
baB i9 Spn nun ab ltet5 bereit bin, n,enen wer-
then 0aen NIT allsll @Orten gBwaaren, ais
@o9inten unb 3unse> @9neiser uno 2i1nburger
Sale, Sarpines uno marinirtcn 5drineeu II. allen
Nrten Siirlten in mei1em Gallon aufsumarten.
8aifee auf Ueriaueeu.
9ee9leiden baltic i9 1tets Surrdtbig: MQe @pr=
ten tetne Siqueure, SpGusldbe @isarren uub
Selte5 &a9erbier.
@9weine= S Il Be itets an 5ant.
Sphu Gh. sSecht
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-06-22
Minne1Dtd=6dn6.

~ 1VV*F*VETV** e7V*E@7
Wantatc, Gde srn Srcnt< unb Ylum @tra6e
bDu
Clemens &rou+
Scr untersei4nete lenft bier,nit ersebenft bic
Mufmertlanteit peS Yublifum auf 1ein mcblein-
sert6tetes @atbaus gum
Wdnnelotaz6au6
pe4eS tn 8e3us auf feline innere Musfattune.
preie unb 8ebienune feinem abnliben Gtablills-
ment i'm Nurbwelten na91ebt.
IS piro beloneers taraui binsemielen, bag Edb
BET benz 9aule quite @tallune befntet nnb ale
Sprten 6uttsr fir pferee uno O9leu ftets 3u ba-
ben linb.
S9b Glemens Rrpu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-06-22
Mr. 1872
OUR HOUSE

Don
s. 8. e d br S S. Sttt,
neu unb sel9madppa etnseri9tetes
Ne1taur1ttDn8< un6 @QlpDt1=
.......--...... Gtabli6ement .....-..
Orttte Stra6e,
eegeniter bcnt @aifeniaal ter ~. @uarbs",
ct, paul, Minn.
Die Qntersei9neten MAIDEN biernit benz Serebr<
ten peutiden putlifum bic erseben(te Mn3eise, baB
fe IN benz ptensenannten @tabli0ement fets auf=
WArten fDunen NIT
talten unb warmen Mablseiten, auf's 8ete
5uhereitet;
rprtreHli@em 2aeerbier unb 5pnlti-
9en @etrdnten aller Mrt;
ben fetnfeu 5aSanua<
gt9arreu,
ionic taB c iiterbaupt Mles aufbieten> ibre mer-
then @afe na9 @unl@ au bebienen.
Qabr u. 8ttt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-06-22
9tprtb=SSSeiferr=Sptel .

@de per &pbert> unp Tunften @traBen
Ct. paul, Minn.
DieleS 9eraumi9e, nit lufti9en 3immern pobl<
serlebene unb in jeoer 8e3iebun9 comfcrtabel elm
seridtcte neue Ga f. unb Roltbans, 1T biermt ber
CUNT bes Yublifum5 befens empfpblen Don
SO Sui, 0rpB, @iaeutbiimer,
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N miom-
Neuetablirte8
Us elm = g ei1aft.
@enrA &e111.

WeDry Se1t5,
Smpurteur> @rob- uub aleinbanbler
Don Nbetnwetnen>
un9ar>peine>
6ransSflde unb
@atowbaz@etne
sun pe1ldiebeuen Sabreaneeu, mel9e bem Dus=
senb, Jlal9e unp @las Sertauft tperben in 5einer
@einbal1e, 9rttte Strafc,
spil6en Marfet= II. @aibinstun=@tr.,
Tren6'8 Stein9ebdupe.
Desglei1en fno bort fets gu baben:
ae9ter @6weiSer unp 2imbur9et &ale>
Sorpelen unb @arpinen.
0srner: MusseSet@netes q ittsbursb ale
;no purter> unb feline 2tfDre Spn allen
!rteu.
@cwie enbliG elm eree0eutee MGortiment BON
9aoanna= Giearrp8+
Surifebenhes If Maes gut unb in rei9er TiiQe
srrrabi9 bel
@epra 8en,.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-06-22
9Orittter ecSoDr9a,,9+

Die ]1linne(otn Staats5eitum9
gde cer Oritten unb gBatalbow-
9trabe, cine GrerYe bp9,
erlbeint wDbcntlib unp tpfet s>pet Doll.
rer Sabr, III 9$prau5besablun9.
gjn,>lue Mummsrn feRen 5 Gents.
Scoin3uneen.
Ntpuuiren tanu ,n1n su trgsno elmer '3e1t oes
tf,hrrs: bod fUnuen bic oem Mbpuner1eIt npran=
ochcupcn Nummern uidt uat9elanct werccn.
Der Sutcrptipn5= Sstrog Fann III 9foten IT.
ocup ciucr oltcu Suuf elu9sd1idt merpen.
s;9= SSsuu G1slc 1T re9i;trirteu SreTsn YER
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