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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-20
LOUIS A. MA(kLOT,
BANKER t. DEAL Elk IN EXCHANGE.
Davenport, Iowa.

agl diff
}. y. LEAKE. GEO. Il. 0RIrFTN.
l.EAkE Il GRIFFIN,
A TTORNEY5 AT LAW. OFFICE NO. 4
IA Nickoll's Block, south west corner Brady and
Second streets, Davenport, Iowa. dc27
d. ID. CONG DON,
4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
IA and Notary Public. Office, North west
orner of Brady and Second streets, up-stairs-
ntrance on Brady street. July 26-dtf
CHAs. :. PUTNAM. JOHN n. kOGERs
PUTNAM 4 lIOGEKS.
A TTORNEYs AND COUNsELORS ATLAw.
~ 0vyIcE, Davenport Blod1, No2e, Main ct.
second Floor. jun7-dn
T. q. CAMPBELL. JOHN G. BILLS.
CAMPBELL 4 BILLS,
A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORa AT LAW.
"a Office, No. !, Davenpor.'s Block. nov2l-t
JAS. r.. LAEs, O. W. SKINNER
LANE Il SKINNER,
4 TTORNEYS AT LAW. OFtICE-COR-
"A AER Of Second and Brady Streets. over
smith s store. Dec.
GEO. 3. c. DOW. s.E.BKO
DOW 4 BROWN,
A TTORNEYSAND COUNSELORS At LAW
n anu NOLaI100 f0DIlC.
b. +. Brown, United States COmmis sioner.
O1Yi0E-At Louis A. Macklot's Exchange Of
Geo, Davenport, Iowa. mar3-tf
WM. r. DITTOE,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT Law.
"A OFFICE, up stairs, corner Of Main and Second
streets, in McManus shepherds block, opposite
State bank. mch25-dtf.
Law Partnership.
JN0. P. COOK. J. WILSON DRURY
COOK 4 DRUhY,
S..ocssors to Cook, Dillon d Ls~dLey.
AYE HAVE FORMED A PARTNERSHIP
w for tie practice Of the Law. to which v
shall devote our personal attention.
March 5, 1850. COOK DRURY.
J. A. H11D, NJ. D.,
physician AND SURGEON. OFFICE
L No. 70, corner Main ami Third streets, Dav-
enport, Iowa.
DIR. REID oan be consulted a his Office ut al
bours Of the day and night, unless professionally
engaged. saUtl5
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-20

W.T. r. DrlL NDN
LAVE REDUCED THE PRICE OF THEIR
IL SEWING MACHINES, beside adding
some valuable Improvements. There is no ma
chine yet manufactured that, for all kinds Of
work hold any comparison to w. h VS. At the
THE LAST UNITED STATE FAIRS
the Wheeler and Wilson Machine took thu First
Premium. For SIMPLICITY, BEAUTY AND kvEaYrn
ING the W. h w. is ahead.
We have nov made arrangements whereby We
are prepared to do all kinds Of sewing N thu neat.
est manner.
shirts made to order from measure in the latest
and best styles and warranted to 1T. Call at
ID. r. WHITES store.
Opposite State hns, Second street.
fry2s.dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-20

DRIED APPLES AND PEAcHEs-
WE HAVE ON CONSIGNMENT A rryE
w lot of A
OTts0 .apptes and RnRches.
and for sale By -
R. n. PRETTYMAN.
1s4s-Amtpl No. Buy7oWs Bloek.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-20

J.. c. PARKER, Nd. A0 v. n CARE, n. d
DOCTORS PARKER 4 Mc(,ARN,
physicians AND SURGEONS. OFFICE
[ No. z franklin block, secood door, Brady st..
between Second and Third, Davenport, Iowa.
DR. PARKxK's residence corner 9TH anil I.eClaire
streets. DIX Gro. ". MCCARA residence, east
side Brady, se:ond door from corner Of 9th.
myl7-dtf
lGNAY.US LAht:ER.
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON 4 ACCOUCHECR.
/ OvHICE-South east cor-es ~ I rady and Sec
ond streets. Office hours from {. "a. H., and ;
to s pm we 97.tf
lyURrB HOUSE.
CORNER OF IOWA AND FIT STREETS
~ Davenport, Iowa. mcbs7d
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-20

penditure will Jc when that coveted day
Vt an army in motion arrives ne
Dawes did not pretend to know
When the history OF the present time
shall be written, the question viii be
determined whether the guilt Will rest
on him who conspired to destroy the
country, or upon him who proved IN
competent to preserve the institutions
bequca,hed to Us by our fathers.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-11
Democratic Union State Ticket


We publish this morning an address uron lie
United States Constitution. delivered BY Hon
GEORGE T. CURTIS. in Boston. on the 4th OF
July. No man in the country u more capable OF
discussing that theme. he is known as the his
torian and expounder of the Constitution. and in
the address he eioqoently and faithful discuss
Is The principles and policy upon which il
was fosadet and the personal rights it secures
TO the ciizen. The Constitution at time like
this, when revolution threatens to overthrow IL
should be the study OF every man woman and
child. fhe address OF Mr.. CURTIS happily and
features which have secured TO the people of the
UIited States individual happiness and liberty
and national prosperity and greatness, such as nj
other people have enjoyei.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-11
NJ & DICel..
is BETTER THAN CURE.
Two LADIES oFoELIcATE HEALTH oRtxPAIRED

rUyo LADIES or DELIcATF HEALTH oRtNPAIRED
II organization. OF TO thoss ~ whom iucrease u
family from any Objectionable the niersgeo
would oer prescription which y perfectly r~iiabe ard
safe and which been prescribed varols parts II
the Uld World 0r the century Although TITS article
svery cheap and simple Yeti has been put az In hall
pnb0tes and sold very extensively a. the exhcroiiant
price Of IS per bottle the nndersgned proposes fur
nh the recipe Tor by the possession Of which every
lady supply herself with perfect safeguard a. any
drug store for the triing % 3 cents year Any
physician druggist wille yoa IL perfectly harmless,
thousands q testimonials be procured q Us eeay
Semitic any part Oithe world on receipt adares
ing. DR- J. 1. OkNkkAiA.
20. Box. No.sass, New Haven .csnneetieut-
ily23-d&w'6l
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-11
DIE p.

ADRMS-On Thursaay. The ioth inst. M Charles T.
Adsns-. axcsi - year. aud rnonfhs-
TIE funeral vii take piace this afiernpon frori me
residence Of Mr. JACOB q >bing. No. "a hes street
Servsc-. bx Rev. M. nudalL
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-11
WANTED.

HIVE PARTNERS WITH : 90 EACH OR LESS NUN
her with $500 cash. % invest IN the construction OF
new invention Of general and great utility, whereby
lasting fortune be made The operation q this ma
chine viii be proof that there nothing earthly inPos
sible Address y. W. l.. Morris House.
bs-d3
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-11
special Notice.

10 ADTER TZSERS-AH ~ rerffsensenfs fafeH ~
a ff1as and orrref cal tsfyre fe erirffsn
o. tie fiss syertfcd iR - cLsrJed "a regifr rafHs
forfhs ~ o. re FINE fh<y ars er'ferssfe"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-11
NOTICE.

will LET on Friday the 25 instant ls62 the best
Bidder. the enarging aud raising additional story
on School House No T. In Centre Township p partcu-
lars plans and specifications and terms Of payment
inquire Il Trustee upstairs m Court House
July s. ls62 JAMES TURNER Trustee.
jy7-t2w
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-11
THE CONSTITUTION
AN q X ALTON
DELIVERED BIT

Hon. George II. Curtis.
Before the City Council and Citizens Of Boston. at
the ACADEMY Of Music, July 4fh, 1862
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-23
! General ssi,OGcld and. the GueriiIas.

Gs,era Scht ndti, commanding Tho Un,oa forces IN
Msksgfi, his nSued an rider dug rvbcls anu tobe
s,mrts hiSers resp lGbe IN their lrppet, @nd II need
b. insasr fs,nr, lot damages rsa,cr ,littei By
gusril la or aFsud ps in this state. Five thou
sand asfars WI be saactsd ior every soldier or onion
ct zen Ia cd from ons taousand daasrs 10 Ave thou
sand dollars FOR every oss wounded, sni tho fa value
all property destroy Of stolen by Insras will De
assessed and collect ire the class parsons above
msntoed residing IN the yinity Of tho place whore the
may 10 coanlttcd Ihessns thus colcetod will BE-
d to tho issn heirs OF the soldier Or cl,sr killed. ~
70 the person wsanded to tbs rshuul owtsr Of pro-
pory destroyed stolen This order IN very
and abundant machinery ID provided 10 carry il into
spesdy effect.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-23

WiscHKsTsR, Va, June "a, 1852.
Al neon today spscid traI1 from uarlsrs Ferry 70
Winchester ran OH tho ,rasx near VAUDEVILLE and CAP
szea down snlbaukmens len feet high, Killing on.
nlan, mortallv wsIndng several and seriously nlurinx
tnirty. James G. Kspk, Of New York. w.s the man
killed. The ohsls belonged 70 the Delaware Third, Col
Fcddan. Eighty soldcrs and dozen civilians we're on
thu ain, hiside nty horser, All the mea were OF the
tp Of The tars The Aar,ss worssthrowu th ,ugL the
root Of the caf u59n 10 nl:n, The wounded woe
broushs bore 10 the bofpnat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-23

Please :, insert the following In your valuable papcr:--
Tho British lark Manslasto arrived Al New York on
tie 2is. inst Dublin. This cspaiu reports wing
on tie 9th of June at O'Clock A. NJ lat. 10 10 A.
AZ So, passed the steamship 3reat Eastern whn the
distance q aqwirter of niie htssssd MS signal
Ter up conercai cdc. but tbat the sirsas taten did
AKA vie ige lt. CAit. tuunnkhlm Think .hat tho
ice, who bad tie watch that morning must bs very
g. ig tsd indeed and strongly advises the directors
CT the snip TO gel bin pair oi sp eis thai hs
mry esble ~ set sh'pof 700 tons, ith ~ IA noer
Ii III, s.,e quarter Df q ino disslt. Had bn tho
Of .g4to ks Etsaplsiil Ang o5astb or tsnals teey
wiit ia ye sjsn tud Acknowledged IL tson tls a tae
d.stalce on. sa1 AObi. CuNNNt IL Sf
r..N n8 hasler ~ bark Mlnsau to.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-23

Total .SoANS70A
Tho North star left New York the ID INST At ~ ive
H. md arrived at Aspnwall On tho nth inst st hall
ra~ nine A. NJ Sailed again the 14th INST at twelve
M and arrived as New York ths 22d inst at eleven
AN The North star brings t8t2 ,s6l in specie
Mosuucra has at last concluded % bring the sthmrs
,nder rhis own control.
On the sch inst schooner arrived At Aspinwall bring
r eighty soldiers and 7,h additional force OF
ne hundred and thirty another schooner oil un-
der command Of Colonel Santa scirhl.
According TO his nrst announce these troops were
only 70 proceed through Panama their way 70 Bosnar
yea,ura but the Governor Paaama, having nsormae
teton or ,hcr obsct-is being Panma-rsqussted
C,ionel Tot.sn agent or the Panama Railroad, not 70
givc the troops transit Hc thsn issued proclamation
calling on the citizens TO I'll msevss, and erecteo
barrcadcs throughout tbs CITY, Many f.aiss nsd in'o
the country but the sympathy u most Of ths innao
tnts s with Mosqusra while many Crossed the inshmus
join his forces Colonel santa Cooa won't IN person 70
and the G.vs that his ony object was
prevent thu repetition Of such odtrass - were lately
committed by armed uh.er enerai Samnsr that
General known be taking for pssessing
tho state which he wishes prsvvus aud carry 0as shs
decrees Of Mosqiera. 4 tNWsM
The replied 10 these arguments that the forces
under his command unable any time 70 prevent
passage Of troops such ss o sorrc To- or 70 con-
nd with the naval force which tine UnIsed states
always keep ~ Panama that he viii carry Gus she de-
crees Of Mosqusra conflicting with the GuardaA Mo-
rllo treaty, which, although nol r,tfed, be viii swais
the action Of the government upon and would MOI son
the troops entering the city u,n ANY considsra-
ton. Colonel santa Cooma In'neii ,tsIy sent back
schooner 70 Carthagena troos
Tho vernon last finding ha not be able 70 en-
force his policy and negro Broadening, entered
into compromise by whica the trocps were 70 20 over
70 Panama ,hs l4th inst.
Tho Of the United mail steamer Saranas
readiness land tho protection u American
property; but the commHndsr aecaled be would not
the,wse interfere the sqiasb!c. Tho rsrmagant wao
also ready TO protect the BRITISH, consulate.
Business was entirely suspended IN Panama.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-23

.kAssAs cIrY. JaSs 21 ,.1S62
The Sansae mail. with Gstcs tas 9th, has lived
among The ras engcrs Captains Morris ana lngra
ham and Jutige 0tero.
CAT. Mosr let Fort Crss Oh ths ID inst tho rear
guard os TIC -exans stskl rss'. Thu ina party
saw no indiana on tho road, aid nothing known or
heard o Tie rSaus coming or tho santa lie road 10 rob
.ns " sins IN MAS reported.
Aluer,ginsnts OF New Msxicaa volunteers have beaa
y gsnizsd inLosDe under conn and OF Col Carson.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-23
FORTRESS NsNRor, June n, 1862.

TUkIhkSd bs'HUEy Juu6 1904
We learn to-day from the Army OF the Potomac that
quite skirmish took pacssn tho 10th inst,
shc Twentieth Ialtana rogsment, In General Kcarney's
division, and the rebels, which lasted for than
A'ur. Tho Indiana boys stood their ground, AID
tanned worry sht loss. Lieutenant Carr, Company J,
and three pryates wounded Ia the afternoon the
regiment was complimcntsd by General Ksar-
nsy for its bravery and discipline. This II
the regiment that once nearly sacrificed
tchcamacomco, N. O., cary in tho operations that
sast under Colonel Hawkins, and which has been until
Aioly attached :, General Woors division.
During yeste day the rebels enioayorsd TO fec our
entire nc by Smelling vigorously al different points, in
she hope Of annoying working parties principally tho
right and op osito Kearney's division. Their shells
ssnsraIy fell short and did bu. li,tlc damage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-23
IMPORTANT FROM THE SOUTH.


Bcauregerd and His STAFF En Roate for
RichmOnd-A Large Portion 0f the Ar
my OF the Mississippi 10 be Sent 10 the
Rebel Capital-The s.Invinciblcs' Bragg
Lett I'm Comma nd, Ssa., sc.
despatch received from General AcClslau's head
qaarters, dated Sunday 22d inst, says
The Richmond papers Of yesterday contain despatch
from Montgomery Ala. dated the 17rh, stating that
Genera Bsauregsrd and sta had arrived there their
way to xichmond and said they 70 be follow
cd BY large portion OF the army OF tho Mississippi and
that sufficient force had been left under tho invncbs
Baeg TO check any advancemsnt Of the vandas under
General Haleck. EM
Tho Charleston Mercury OF the 18th gives graphic
description Of an engagement James Island the pre-
vious Sunday 10 which Acknowledges loss
both sides, without any material change in position.
News from Fortress Monroe.
s4 FoRrREs MoxRos Juno 22, 1862
Ths Baltimore boat brought down twenty ave Sisters
Of Mercy this afternoon for hosouls hsss
2stcamer Baltimore arrived hero this morning from
W shington with number Of Congressman.
tits cloudy to-day, and tho atmosphere Ia very warm
ard suliry.
cutter has arrived here TO attend to vessels
entering ard leaving Norfolk
Tho armed bark Fernandina went to sea this after
noon. 4
General Dix returned this morning from Point kosk-
out
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-23

vsNhGo, juno II, lSSS.
Flour steady: sales OF 100 hbs at "a 81 for fancy
whgst IL .od dcn.tnd laa slea sales VI III 800 81.
eisulicas srlns - eg5sc on0 bushels No. do At
S1o., 2slO b1shsy ADpes club Nv g3c. 700 bqt
o. ms ,Laaada club at II 10 torn scdfco 40 sales
Utbef s4 are scaice atd dVatlrrs, q, nilna Canal
ire shts sa-.-tout. $40 wheat, SIC. corn 7Lc IL
hnw YORK lak- rn Ofis-l,y6; bDs. -four. 90 600
asa bbs hour, $500 bdshsp wbss', 2i,ooo oisbpls
o I'm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-23
NEWS FROM TCLELLANS AEMY.
ADVANCE OF THE REBELS IN FORCE
.>~~~~-~~~~--~~-~~~s~v~>
They are Promptly Met by the Union
Forces and Retire.
~~>~s>~>.>~~~~~>s~>~~~~s
SHARP SKIRMiSHMG ALONG THE LINES,
&e.s &e., 10.

NAJoA GMuAL McChnLAH's HEAouARTKRs
SUNDAY, juno 22-6P NJ
This has been . remark sbly quiet day, COZ sdsring
ahs close proximity Of the two contending fore o.
B. iek Skrmishing ensuod all day YESTERDAY, and at
might evcry thing Indicated that gener engagement
ues hand. The enemy advanced in strong force on
rar nes during last night, but bsinz promptly met,
eoen retired.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-23

TsstiuanAal to Oar Vokssnieer Surgcons.
The following Is frgm one Of the wounded soldiers
~ho arrived ~ Absav % tho mornins u June a. from
FORTRESS uonros, In t.ie nsamsr Eln City
TO TlKs EDIIoR OF THE wEaALp
ALBANY, June ~, 1sfz.
1dasirs, through your paper, 10 tay low word In
rsfsrsnce to the lent trvatn ut have receiyed
from the hands OF Lr. Quimby and his gentleman v a..
Ais ants os the sanitary hospital Elm City dnrne her
hats trip from fortr.ss Monroe this ctg As sms
1rbute OF gratitude to my bensseta for their kird and
humane attention, bog you viii faysf ms with M in
esrt,on m ypur wlissprsaf paper. trust til many
more or my suffer ing may DO the OF
lha ~ ano Institution and the secpisnts o fa KIND
ssssss " its nost worthy and devoted sarscons:
W..HN 9
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-23
Threatened outbraak Of an Armed
Negro Mob.
American Property to be Protected ~ INC
Crew Of the Sarsnass
ENTIRE SUSPENSION OF BUSINESS At PAyiMA,

rhesteamship North star, A, @. Jones commanding,
nt,,~sd NJ this port ysste day iroio Aspnwall. She
briggs tho mails passengers and specie consigned 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-23

~ 10 aremark~As isct hsdA, ot.uLssnnding dsorulh
Of fishermen rsn Now England aud oyatsrn,ol
fssn New York and Now Jersey last supssr
10 onter the naval service, there is . pfsssnt
sossoi.y Of mon, ~ much that the derartn,9.
Is ebs, t. take nsgss In order to the vesses
lhaG herinen and oyssrmon ias.sed last uIca
sntstip the service, &sy did at ALL iu ndepsn ou.
bo is sih The right ~ ths fishing aid oyster
suackg Tie governns would toier ate this prac.
ii.s, bu. desired thst al shsuid enlist upon an
equality, rabject 10 the same feguisiIs. The conAe.
qpshce that the pa los fsssred did not nor s
naval sew.oe, bat IL IS undo sood mos. Of hsin ouea
The arsy, wbsrc they are subecs to greater ma dshp
have lass chance for glory, and share 10 prizs
msaey
CoSTRABANps ron nAYrL
Tho parties operating he for tho iaytan govsrnmo
to got coatrsbais TO 10 TO Hayt, say tha, they are
meeting ita 9nco fragment.
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\ ~ i. s 4 e.s &'su asanl
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The church goers have had ahpiday to-day. There
was service tho Senate Chamber and the House of
Representative which ahrongo tut many VI the
congregations vhosss churchss hevs bcsu COW
INTO hospitals, asve not yet prSyidsd her quarters As
only all the large oharchs byt Of the pub
buildings, 10 DO occupied Gospish Il is suggcsei
hat ths thus oustad shoal resort to ca
svsss chapss snsh sracsed in several OF the
b,igsdes Of ihs Array u the Pstossc ast summer.
THE MAILS BErwsEs NEW YoRx AND R.AuFoRr.
The Post o,cs Department hns coataclsd with George
". Taylor TO carry ,the malls froA B.nGort to New
York, and back. daly. Within the pas. wssk several
ctIspost oilces IL NifsIla have been rsolclsa.
LABoKs OF THE ORDNANCE cossMissiov.
Ths Commission fl-.inancc and Or pancs Stores
have Eeary closed sir nsestgatious J, appears from
llcr seport No u that the exsiing Contracts
and orders for sprisgsed mussts amount 10 loa O00
while Ia the opinion o the psnsncs Department theio
will be required for ysr TO come, " meet shs prsbs
ss wants or tho country not Exceeding haR miloa
gems OF this model. Svns OF these contracts have a.
ready failed rom compiancs and. from the prsseat
sspect Of thrgs it seems likely that others vji BE-
added In part or in while 10 the list Of failures The
Commission deeui IL cxpsdicnt and important - bring
down che total number Of Springfield muskots,
which government shall bo buund to NC
cspt, 70 about eeo ,000 la four cases. so FAR.
Tie Commission have confirmed contrncts wiIDet ro-
duction. These four ~, ony les ovs o thirty
ak in all, in which a fouid that fcsm. contract
ba tsen signed aud scaled by til contracting ssrt,es
AMI the only ones containing ibs prov sion nperisey
demanded BY law, TINT no msnAbor of Corn no ia
b. admitted 10 any share thsren Or 70 any bsoea asrs
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-08-30

Tiger @ater uno bic &iemerto9ter, - ridz
tis uno na6bfr bolte mid Der 1eufel-!
Sin Gieberfrof padte ibn, cae er an
allen @liepern bebte; er mubte li9 nteperz
ieBen.
Der Granffurter lhittelte be1or9t ben
&opf. vSo iasen Sie mir cu9 nur, no
gle mobnen? SD werre suieben, Oh Die
@ensparmen nr9 "a itnb."
~Sa il Tranfiurtsr Stra6e g."
Webr brabte Der Iil6ler aber nibt beraus,
leine 3dbne idlu9en tlappernp anf cinz
amber.
Der 6rantfurter nabm leinen 5ut rom
&opfe, iebte tbn letnem f,anten &ameraz
es,1 ouf faetea oielen untcr ben 2lrm unp
fibrte ibn nit iid fort, Der Stapt iu.
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(Gortiebune folst.)

Deuti9er @pttesbienf
eben 9unntae Npreen 1O3 llbr unb Mbenbs y
nbr IN ber erfen btuti9en 9. N. 4ir&e, Gds
Der 6. unb &Diabelfraee.
pb.8unt. p.tbiser.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-08-30
Aaenten Der Wfinn. Staats5ettun9.

s1aenten Der Mtnn. Staats5eituns. {"
Wtnnelpta.
5atiuas uup Datpta O.. Serr 9infel.
Rep lm unb 8rpun County ST. Tpriter,
ct. Weter uub Nicplet gty gD. S9immel,
St.Intbpny u. Mtnniaprlis, Ortb II. 3npblaudb,
Carver ct. Suit,
Waufatu S>rr Safus 8. 5artmann.
9th pater unb Wa1bnstpu 9tY 81. 99effer,
Winuua unb Winpna GtY 5r. Slider.
Yeueplain Serr Trans .. Seyberltebt.
,5artbault> Nice g., 5err 3ottfrteo 5lsdenlten.
3tsaps Gambling, 8. Ouerre.
Neb Btug, 5err Spbn 6risrria'
Wab1lbaw, @eurs 5ubcr.
Ga Grplle, 0err 5etl.
Brpwusv0e Serr Triy Slid.
Buffalo City, Disc. 81. SNuttler.
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mertlamteit bes einbeimil9en uno auswartioeu
oeutl9en publifums auf lein nett unb bequem
s'n9eri9tetss @alt- uno &pltbaus 3u lenteu.
jn oenllelten lnbet ber pcrtbe Sat bic aller-
Ireunolitle uno biQiglte Yebienuns, reinlides
vesis, quite 3pl, fur3 2lles, mas in elmer anitau<
bigen Wtrtbl9aft beaulpru9t werben fann.
@ute Stauuns befneet id etenfaQs beim 5aule.
Oas Streten hes llnterseietneten 1T bic Mner-
tennuns berer, Die Jpn teebren.
Ibepbpr s. ANN.