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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-15
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
Debut OF MADAME Lorini.

There was remarkably good audience last even.
ing at the Academy. The opera of Norma after
having been heard q great deal, and becoming
hackneyed has been very little play ed Of late, and
therefore it has, thanks to ts superiority
freshness 1t may be safely stated that opera has
ever been 20 popular or excited the degree Of
applause, az Norma: and when we compare the
limpid, lovely melodies, composed Mt epoch before
il was discovered that rudeness and disorder uco.
herence ard foam, constituted large part Of music
we feel the decline of present art OF this there can
be no question.
There have been many Normss heard here; the
mott celebrated was Madame Grisi, and she was
not good, generally speaking, except in tho more
savage or angry scenes, and then she was unsr-
preached. We had new candidate for the honor Of
the perforformance last night, Madame Lorni. This
lady may be remembered here come years back as
Miss Virginia Whiting. Since then, she has been
10 Europe, and has received a thorough training in
operate singing. She possesses q soprano of re-
markabe beauty it is fall, loud rich sud perfectly
intoned. Her Italian method is excellent. Every
note Of her voice is well connected as 10 register
Such skill style, and gifts, in regard TO singing took
the audience by surprises for there have been
no wreales of puff anticpatory; but the result was
no deficiency of appreciation, FOE she wa cordially
received ind several times called before the curtain
Madame Lorni certainly has the pbytical amplitude
for the character Of Norma and gives the idea OF
the sts,eIy Druidess. Her voice is now in the plrn-
tule of its power-cultivated 10 ts fullest extent
and subj ct to all the ripe taste which several years
on the lyrical Stage Of Europe confer. Her exccu'
ton Of her initial scena and csvatna At once com
meud.d her 10 the hearerS: and the suffrage, then
won were retained. In dramatic action there il not
the same strength or perception; but the voice aud
the singing were surprisingly satisfactory.
The part of Adalgisa was rendered by Mas Mo-
rensi, also New-York lady, who, ss we have al
ready said has foe voice and much merit, and has
also surprised the audience being hitherto unkn1wn
here, and wIthai 80 modesty announced.
The character Of Polio Was performed by Sgnor
Macaferri, who expressed it with great iervor aud
the most evident desire TO please his audience.
Signor Susni did Oroveso, and his manly voice
was heard to particular advantage in the opening
chorus.
There will be matinee to-day at tho Academy,
for the particul liars OF which advertisements.
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No. b--Df StfFriN
~ DIR. A. woIr, no. s32 BROADWAY, EE~-ToRK.
Amid the long atologue Of maladies which IN the
fire. Of thefe "Notes" ! announced es co'npriied
among the Chronic Diseases 70 the special treatment
Of which have devoted myself, there is 40 one
more widely known upon this continent, or more
mi,ludrs'ool by The general practitioner, than
Dyspepsia.
Almo.t everybody complains at sorne tine ~ other
Of what is neither more or bori5io disease
Qnawiug at the Gerry yias Of the sufferer, and To-
gethsr undermining his lhyHcal and mental poweF3
Then can be- truly realized what arc popularity term
ed tho " IIORH0R3 or DYsrFPHA.'
Dyspcysis riguiGes difficulty Of digestion. Inc
importance Of tho digestive process ciilhOI be o.
ageera,ed, and IT. influence upon every one OIL me
vial forces il both sable and estenfiye DIgcsliyh
10 ts inst eiep toward the formation and establish
reut of the functions OF the body, aud II ~ auy re-
erect II 20 wrong the mischief viii not iul 70 make
it.s fe u the Tine or 10 develope ita resuts cub
ieguenty H. some put OF the OrRanlI-lloh' Inc
BRAN. the lnngg, tho heart, TIE skin, may 81 or
iiher become iuphca'od by dJspeltlc de'an39uo"s,
Tie mont ordinary imuledilte symptoms are 1913 OF
appetite, furre1 tongue, unIlca-ant taste 10 the
mouth and uneisness or pam on itLlnB 'oou, OF
during the period OF Question such a. aTl.es from
latulency, acidity, or heartburn lIere - NAe"lSg
usually pre- ent nausea, or sense OF Iuiihe's 'n'
cbiItcsiOn, tlj lofcis ihhJ "C
I'd, there may 10 headache, plpitLton Of the he"t
nay be induced, md from he deficient urieht ar-
tion u The system, an,lor debility, and emaelauoA
often become rapidly manifest.
So much for tho fret form Of the great American
diseote. The second iona. n mach moro teflons
aud traclabls 1naiady, will consider in my next
communication.
4 WOLF "a Pansl VI. D..
Plyflcisn Tor Chronic Dsasol, H., 13l Bfeartny N y
N5rE-Dr. Wolf deyotei HE excllsve ntien.
ion 10 tls tfeitmoat Of chronic sisea.es. 10 cen
be consulted personally OF W t,tsr iron TO -
a. H., " 6 =. H.. daily.
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MARBLE ID,


ALLiGyn-DhvIs-on wedp..d.y Soy H. In the f.-
med Prs,,,rant Duch Church II Flu.hrg Loug ls,n
by tho Rev. |. IS Ads.f s.h."d b. The Rev !" -" no.
ss az Adj Aitg,r Of Jansc.. Loug lsnd son -. toe
ofci.t .,sym.n and Ida b. da0shsf Of Ablcf Dsvi'
o. flushing. LOss % and
BROOkER- MYRgi rf-On TnesdLy. DC, 70 By Ina Rev.
Is H. Peter. Of Wilsmsbmgh J.H.rs 4. Bfootsr Of h-~
Yoi Ct, t. May M,filt youug',I daashssT VI he iao
John A. Merritt u Brooiiyn. No cards
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1ee.lsy evening Nov II. ct
No.. Cnuich, by The h. Rev hish Potter. Lisut.
aau.nd@f William OWN % the United State. ifon-olsd
,.ainrf eaton 4 tho Nis..ippi foiis. TO Ni' M'ry
Ffsnee. daughter Of Hiram Hutohinon OF thu. city
HICKS-JEWIIT-ln Brooklyn % Thur'l,y Nov u, q,
thu fed-ncs ~ no bd i.s notler by the Rev T. Far
I~, u u GsoFs. lct. sarah holmsn eldest dat 81
tel OF IA. lave JsfD~s X. Jt~otL
the residence q he brides
t.rrnt. on W-duesdsJ Nov. H. by tho Rev Aof Coop.
nap Horny d. PsrTdse to bliss Emily H. Ase.ugh. e.! Of
tis city.
sEWALL-BAgSS-in Btookiyn. on thar.i'y Nv ".
b, the re. DR. Budi ,tOn Raius X Seal, e'1 OF Wis
cs..ot Me. g. EnHie 81. Bafu. u brooklyn NO CARDS.
-CROCHLHON-ln Jersey Ci'y, on Tos.'
dy Nov n by th- Rev. L. Send"f is Of Johosto~n,
Martin L. Send~ling 10 Sophie L.. youngest dsugL'
ter of the i.s Nicbo Crochofon 81 S,sIsa isitnd
Esw. Urlvsn. ahd Ai.bsms p.Pers pi-~s- copy.
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LKs MIsERABLEs.-The london Spectator o.
Oh. rs, ia notice OF the Eng!ish translation 81
Lee Mi-erables by Mr. Wrsx.l, republisbed IN tits
city to-day, after calling it exceedingly. even
wreicheoly bad, says:
Sometimes. again. It 10 completely unin'siligib" We
are told Of Madame vic,vren tst she bad small estate"
s .he left with conders,e 70 Tour to Ies on. oo".
monty" Vol l. p. l52) I.tb' PriIteTs tnndsr TOT
e,,mor ?. Tho French word 10 bysyamas noi.ilJ"-
hwe Of course, Internationally" with e"n idcrabc
elsuor" # tina, ~A. the word inteni-dwoud give an IN.
r,...ion Of shouted demands Sloveny ao.io suoh ss
the wing pound the hr part; IL 1918. sssu rne
chester. were In the air. France had finfder i tSi'
sinister ap9roo Sc which Is certainly not Eng h. 81
his for the L,fd has nearly the sane p'ho a.
.uprsmseyp AID we have nIted many ps.sges mpy III.
.aLng as they stand BY far tho worst tan.sed PORTION
!. the 6f. bu, ludicrou .rsIslon occur At iue'vi.
for eramps In the third volume Ne ara tod
that NJ Glenofm.nds enTsIs were s~eled with f'vi'h
m-p," VII Oh sonssys the desofs very danseou' I-n'
tiou OF the bowels
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National Loan 1870 Beads.

PROPOSALS ~nl be received ct ,hi' Department until
Il O'Clock Of lOSDAY tue l.h inst. and then opened for
rulRIEES MILLIONS FOUR HUNDRED AND
TWENTY THoCsAND FIVE HUNDRED AND
Fifty DOLLARS oSso)-beips thu whole sn'oans
Of 10 THREE.YEAlS' BONDS su hOrirod BY law, and
remaining uudispo,.i Of These Bonds viii DO Of tas issue
Of October is and will have the Coupon due April l.
1851, attached The .cerued interest from October iSts
10 date o. p.ymso will be required to be paid In gold IN
or United State. -, eLd, Notes Offers for any amount
no, le. THAI DOE Dond Of Fny DOs viii be considered
bu, tho D,pu.men, will be a. liberty to decline all pro-
po.al. not .sAIded a. advantageous to the Government
IFy PER CENT Of each smsuns offered must DO
a.eo,,.d with an ASSISTANT TREASURER and will be
forfeited In case Of acceptance Of proposal aud n0np'ymen
Of the b.snc. within tsa days from date Of notice Of accept
.ne. All deposits sceoun, Of proposals NOT accepted win
b. ian,.di.,eiy returned to TIE oHer.rL
On receiving a>pos the As.s,sn. Tsssuren will whom
an, s.ps.i, may be rn,te, ssue DUPLICATE CERTIFY
GATES the orsrL o. ~hch be win deliver the onerer.
by whom mus, b. sosi with h pOPos to the Secretary
Of ,hs TIenufy
No pfopoIL vii b. considered In sbsenoe OF such oer,ih
cs,. nor will say Wopa be received after twelve o'clock
Of The day fred for the opeuiaf
g. p CHASE Secretary n the Treasury.
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Burning of the itossin House an Toron'o-
A Number % Lives supposed 30 be Lost.

T0Eos4O. G. w, Iudt1, nov Is l''L
Tie Rossin House, tie Target hotel in Cam-da,
was destroyed by fire tbs morning, together with
~ t.le stores aud shops in the building.
A number Of lives ere supposed TO be los'' inelnd-
ine man named Graham md one or two soldiers
who were assisting in removing the iurniinre.
The guests were all saved.
The loss ia very heavy.
The hotel If ilfmed for ssh 600.
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b..s jua completed my large .nd extensive
,,ooi OF PAIL and WI iftR CLOTHING not sn'Ps.'-i
:. 40 Vanity rAsTF, AID STYLE in this et,. The
ruiIyltFN's and FURNISHING DEPARTMENT. not
couued All Of which will DO sold very low prcss ficase
'''- FB. BALDWIN,
noe. " AID u Bowery
Tho IaIgs, store IN tho city
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r,o~ The .LNss~ve'as 0on.svs,iv. No. g

Fyo~ The LnseeWVo,A Conservative Mo-,
We give below returns from weoty-two counties,
AtcbisOn and Doniph2n are not included In the list
for the reason that the Republican majority in the
latter IL folly az large ss the Union majority in the
former. The Republican majority IN these twenty
fonr counties is 1878 only one of them ha, Ing given
a Union majority. Such q result Is unheard of in
the political history of the country. There can he
no doubt whatever Of tho election Of every Repub
lican candidate. The distant counties not included
IN this list will only swell our msjorites and can
have NO material influence on the result:
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To CnnnnmptlXes.

To COnsamptivess
Tn. advertiser having been restored 10 be,th In few
WEEKS avery snp. remedy after having suffered several
y-sr with Lung Affection. aud that dread di'eass
Conrumpto1 10 snrion, to make known 10 his fellow su
or. the moan. Of euro To all who de.rs IL he will ssud
copy Of the pr~cr used free OF ohaE- with directions
for preparing usinS the which they will h"d 'ee
eur. Tor Consumption. A.hma Bronchitis DO Tho onlJ 81
e Of the advertiser in sending the prescription to b1 eli,
tho s and he hopes ovey sufferer may Try lie remedy
.,it nil cost them nothing and may bes.!os Par
ties w.hing tho pe.c.y tiin vii please sddr-"
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Wiliam.burgh Kng, County N T.
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6per,aI Notices..

Peoples Union General Committee. = Al .
meeting ~ the above Committee held ct tsn h-sdquss
No. Unionsquste, Thursdsy Evcni'g November ~
1909 ,aon the folio call uuannousiS ef'Pteo'
Resoised, Tnat the several Assembly District foopss
Union Assoc atom, meet At their respective headdu.rts "a
each District on MONDAY EVENING. November IL. 1907
rous TO Ien'n opsn from to 81 ocockl and elect dele
| q follows,
Five Deegses from each Assembly District to meet In City
Convention to be held al headqusre No Unoa square GU
TUESDAY EVENING Nov. 49, 1862, at ociocs, to nom
nate candidates Tor the Offices Of Controller and Coposon
Counsel
A Delegaes equal In number to the number Of Election
Districts In OF the odd nu oered Assembly Districts to
meet Ia Adermanc Conventions to he held the especve
hesd4nsrters OF such District WEDNESDAY E'ESlNO.
o&cs Of Alderman.
Also Delegates equal In number the number OF Election
Districts In each Assembly district to mset 10 Councimsnie
,,onysn Ions In each Senatorial District THURSDAY
EVENING. Nov D. 1862 y O'Clock to nominate candid
su~ for the Office Of Councilman six In number In eacn
Sc, atoris District
Fta sen.ori. District Councilusnic Convention viii Be
held Vt Filth Ward Ho'el.
F.s Senatorial District Councnsnic Convention will DO
held at corner Of Pitt aud Br,ome-ss -
Sixth Sooators District Councinanic Convention VIII %
held at 6th-sv and i0th--t go
Seventh Senatorial District Councm.nic Convention will
be held at Stevens Hall, Broadway and 47th-st.
Also Detgaes equal Ia the number OF Election
tioas for III nomination Of School Officers, FRIDAY
EVENING Nov 81. 1892. At o'clock
By order OF the People. Union General Committed.
WALDO HuICHINS, Chairman
s. 6 6, aanD sscre,.rie.
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Uuited strtcr Excise Noiire.-Noiee IL herbs
sis 10 rrsing doing ou.ine'' IA Tue ~ IN
lssFS5MfNT DISfhlCr. composed Il tho Third ~ l,h
n,.b AID Eshth W,, 81 the City NJ hssfok, that tho
A.,.,. mt Roll. will aoodsnrs with the po,sions OF
,,r,un,on a this oiicr nom TO 2 M Tor hteen
from hs GATE h-fcof SUNDAY. ,I-p'ed sud that Tor
Ave isNs ensuing peal. wiz oe ecriT'. qua o-ei
tvs 10 my tuore,u. excessive NsuA'i"n. All spVrsis
~ IT, ting snd speeli, ho psi!ieul'f use usrI
=. mn. ,.t.e, L,cn decision requested. ind state
III, ground pfiucip ui ncIusy or ersf npslarn o."
PIERRE &. VAa wfCh. Assessor Nth Di'tfict
Dated At No - ffsnslin..t,
I'M. 18Th DAY OF No,.u be-, 1907
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Business N6tnes.

SHAKER FLANNEL
6HIsrs AND DRAwBRs
Bors AND MRS.
Also,
HRAvy LANS's WooL UsDnwlx,
for
MsS. by
DHvLIs K Co.,
BROADWAY, C0kNER OF GRAND+r.
BROADWAY, CORNER or WARRAn-
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Ladies'. do not fail to see the splendid Win,c
No Of Ask DssOas.r'. MiEKoK or FAshioss rrsf
nov 10 S.e Advancement CL,olsT Bosid psss Of hi
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Ofnce Noficc.-The Mail. for GREAT BRITAIN
s,,smrr HAMMONIA I'D for IRELAND VIA Qnseus,own.
De. ssmug GLASGOW. Will close ~ tbis Otco on ehIt n.
DAY, tbs 18Th day Of november, at ui ciock IN sna
uf m, Uptown stations fJtvs. stations ana D.,
g:.s IN stations and d. $40 station 4. 800 en-
stations h AID o. o'clock IN.
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Music Music Music
Now fkAbi. - .
BRADDURYs NEw s. ;. MUslC-BooK,
rliI GOLDEN SHO NtR
A second yolpne to III, GOLDEN CHAIN. and just tho
beok to fiiow It, consulting 81 new. hesb snd nus,tNo
Music Aud yuins for the SD 18th seno' hh very p"iss
THE GoiDeN cHAl.. =.
The most popuar Sabbath Muse BOOK over "'uoo
For .als b, Boos. -lleTs generally. and by
WM. 3. BRADBURY. No. Al Broome-s., N. 4.
T. -S-ud Ne. fora nj reinitn copy.
Ir,ins III iuss, vcr M ,.ru OF
BROADWAY AND i!ilI-Si.. nNfRASCE On 1rh'SI-
newborn.
Conducted on thu
EUR T b. A Il Il AN.
Accommcd,t us Tor families and t .n'sn guests. A..
lew dr.sbc fsuiy rooms. a. niodoaso prices fen sho
VIM GEORGE ". HUNT. CHAS W. NAS9.
ir.pie,ors
The United States Tax Law.
NOW READY 10 tau'pulrt o. % page. "n hss WINE
,sp,r B.sdo tbs D which wod tor nod In Iec"fddnso
~ ~. o. sirnl teii ". tp to It a., hioscai itess
tuirtoa OF Every ati'' 10 Ne l-asd ~ 'ne " nu Va.
zen ,,,e AT cln, nisut a.. IL pc 'hio i0nk"h 49,
o. =. br-nls rO.Ip.ii. ~ per Ia by sApes; W
pei Ioo II ny MAJ aGi'"ss iih iHLhoNt" lt"'io1s.
-oSps, CfnGlIs, Starch,
STAPLE AND FANCY.
80. ni Lis SONS.
u o'urd, W. iiai& SOM.
once NJ 81 ntrow,
Opposite fltk foSnair, New fork
On Ter w 1bs { sdo
Az UNorkt ASSED a ,>c!TlENT.
J C,rd.-N.s.r, tilT,lI FO.D, No. SAT k,o.dsay
- - ID ns their afro" r tn mel f.' II u
.,;, t-.n tcu. porAf, conv.cn o.ns,i b. ',
~ n,e ,L.ir pIrun :. with a ia, oi ia moved
'ee' Ike rT % a. C Cal i.s TepA s E4' :.
l.I. ort rIcc n osiS,' eou'aw -, u the Pas"a'g
| a. II ~, oests.sd.
/ Ne~.lvis. Nov. u Iva
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JrfFEns. No. 573 Broadway. where the genu
In. HsIsoHaL Doors for sd.s ssa cLdt-s
.c A.a tine g.utleueas oippvf. Ia gfes' afiey Cal
AID ..e JEpTsss No So Bosdwsy.
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Hygrio- The rape uiic Coilese.-ihe luuoduc'oJ
10 M, course OF Medical Lsctu,e- VIA 90 delivered 81 d.
TRALL on MOADAY EVEN 10. Nov IL. at 1s-Scloos Ia
TIE Hall NO. Is Lgitht.st subject: ~ Ne-k WIN tno
fi,.h Association TO- the AdyaacesEt OF Science lhe
public IL Invited S~.. flee
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NOfice.A 81, ,cis ueetng Of the Executive Committee
Of tho kEPUbL.CAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE will DO
held at iiesiqnarte corner Broadway and 2Sdst, ON
MONDAY EVENING Nov. II. 1852, at "A o'clock.
OWEN w. BkENNAN, vresi1eut.
Hr = Wl !; h''tA'' sesret.rs.
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BALDI

AND THE ITALIAN QUESTION,
In the above Hall, on MONDAY EVENING .szt, The l7sh
inst, at o'clock precisely.
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THE DISTINGUISHED IRISH ORATOR,
against the Bosbans In the Two sicss and enjoyed the
psrsons friendship ard nhde1cs OF the great Italian patriot
and hero, will deliver his celebrated
GRAFTON
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It's AN ILL WIND THAT Blows NOBODY
GooD.-Our friend Knox of No "a? Broadway. has been
doing thriving business In the Hat since election day.
Every heard betting had the good to stpuae
that tho ha. should be OF Knoxs best Hence the rus
By the h enough to persuade into the belief that
Il wiuer to the immense s.oci oil fu Knox has been
opening at his k.ore.
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IMPORTANT AID TO The NATIONAL CAUSE
GROVER BAKxR's "LoOk- Stitch" Machine No. Will
gsy reduce the sbos and expense Of clothing the Union
Army. Iths great Improvement oil nschInss OF the
Glass before made Every tailor snS manufactures OF
Army Cl'thing should have 1t ct Price go.
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AT EyERpEIL's-WEDDiSG CARDS, the new
ryl- js. received Very elegant, Only ss No - Broad
~Ey, corner Of Dusns =. Essarshec ls+o
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Howard ASSOCIATION, PhiladeipbIa, Pa
y,uab = RyPOEIs on SPsnsArOfHuGA or SEMINAL WAX
sEss .nd Other Diseases Il sru. Organs. ard OF IN
hKw RKsEpIE' employ I'd 40 the Dil~n.sfJ scni Al sSAea
letter envelopes. fee OF chlrg-. Adifs.
Dr.. j. skILIIs usuonTos, Howard Assoc t'i'n'
No south Niuh ~ Phafe phis. IA
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-08-02
S0no1iu6 DDnnellY,
Gnnninnt fir Ennnrc6.

Ger 0eAenmirtiae lieutenant : Wcuper>
ncur unitrc0 Staatts, 6srr Sanatius
lcntuy, lit Ter ron rer rtpublifanii6en
DiirictcpnYenlipn nit itltcner GinmiitbiaS
felt rur1 3urui ernannte 8anncrnlarr
ilr cen @ablfampi in 2len Gpnsrs6ri,
itriet.
Wl5 Gin Mann ron entIhicrenem Cha
racter. ron brbem Solsnt fclitnfsncr
0tunrlab.reu', re GriabrunA rce bcmibr
ten Staateeitnrre nit Ger Strait rer 9ue
senc %pereinenp. mirr CO ibm in I'm Muacn
reo 9plfo mobl nidt gum Nahtbeil an
aerednct merrcn. ra6 Ct ME Snriantrc
SddHmetiler 8u1auan'S sewei en, wie
ltin 0eAtnmann.
6errn Irnneuy'5 Namen lalcn mir
cemna@ nit z tvlS n. G,euee bod an unire1
Mait'pibe mcben, UterTuat, ro0 jcretgo,
yale Burger cire Ntidriit rayon nebmen,
UNI, mena rie 3eit aefommen, Ter @abl>
urne anYcrtrau:n miro.
~llniere bcnlihcYlatictm. tie mir beute
ree0eraleide balter ncten ro5 ,caftipnGrc
@cpllrr Der Ntinneepta Yredinrirae De-
mctratcn itelAcn> lit Germ 1onneuy'e 10:
Iit'lhe3 srieneweinunA. ME mir beionrcre
aus ter rrn Jpn lei Ger Gouyention oe=
baltenen Nece leben mcrcen, ron Der Re,
yeler IN Der nlhit n Drummer pie 9aupt=
IentenSen ro,Tncct.
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0olfs1crtrcter lunb DolfsDerrdtber.
cerr Major Cullen, pom unirrer Dim
ne{ota Democratic Der auetrpdblte Ser,
ttetsr in spe unlerer Bep6lffrung ree
nbrclifen Gcn8re6>D iftricts unleres Jun.
sen unc bofnuuQspollen Staates, madtc
bel Ter 9roben 8rie9speriammlun9 am
lebten Donnerltoa cine ,e@t miBise 8e-
mertuna, rie Ben luitiSen &au3, tpena ni@i
Zen Qrceen S%taatsrnarl1 perrietb. ST
r1einte: TroB alien Niererlasen. Die mir
III Ger leBten 3eit erlitten, tfoB reS Manz
gels an Solcaten, @elp uno 8crtlauen,
wil1e Ct rod. .cae rer 8ries in ie&eSis
Iaaen Iearei4 teenriat iei. penn Der
Gonareb babe fi& nerta9t."
Dieie6 II. turSweiliS ouestcrldL raSs
ielte, mas isbr la n 8 meiliS hem aul
17sn Suli perta9ten GonSrs1s ron lem
Diplcmaten pom "8olfstlatt" na&8efa8t
milptin einenl, riielem @eeenitonp 9elpip.i
meten Artiftl, pslleu @ipeIlceune mir nit
elmer, BEN 2efer IN BET opTt9en Drummer
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-08-02
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Derielbe 1T wpbl gu beadten. Gin6ret=
wiQi9er erbalt bic pole prdmie Don $25
I'M @oraus, cine Monat8sage DON $13
I'M &oraus uno $75 am Gnre lciner
DienltSeit nit ben 9en1bnli9en $50
Mor9en Yrdmten> 2anp. Mubercem e.
bdlt feline Tamilie mod unterltlbuns
wdbreno rer 3ett ieiner Nbmeien6eit.
Der @cnlfribirte erbdlt nur $11 mo-
t1atli9 unc oar feline Yrdmie. Gr fam
lie mad rem Sefebl re6 @cunerneurs prei
Wcnot %ou6erbalb 1eines Staates i'm
Dient 9ebalten weroen. 0ebbalb ca1f
f1 aber ia Steiner einbilcen, cab ausoe>
botene Splrcteu nut crei Manat III Die
men baben werrea, eenn penn Die Musbez
buna Der @taatsmili3 itattSefunoen, fam
Der Gon9reb oieielte gan; wobl wabreno
Der Dauer pes &rte9es I'M Dienit bebalten.