davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-24
FOR SALE AND TO LET.

4 fINE COTTAGE AND 2 ACRES OF
laui. with garden, stable. wuudhoust, iruit.,Vc,
uu tie Long island Railroad, miuut y walk nom
II nrooS station, price ! -5l; also co,t,gc aud
pcr,so nud iof tG,b, on hbsrsl terms; al4o fine 10
acre llts uuimproyii, at $50 Uoi nsre, and will
hli| cottages On the same from 900 t. S,bu, and
tax Dtung but the expense Of ia. hu dim. lor .
yt arr; or viii lc,s, 10 lots for Yeas free 81
rent, tie less = making hs own improvements W.T.
stipulated pro. To- purchase ly adding the inter
est AZ the cnl Of yeHrs NJ better Opportunity IA
the world can he offered L. mechanics farmers To-
procure "A god, pleasant and comfortable home
Go VT out delay and examine these lands, and in
one can hep being ii, ssed with tine pleasant and
healthy lorat!on For particulars, MAPS, a., apply
t. 4 COflER, l2s Fulton IT, or t. W Will
son, Postmaster nj lIplhrook, L.. l. my2i 3'iii
FURNISHED HOUSE AT GLENs FALLS
i Also ia sands st., Brooklyn, and country seat
near Newtpwn, l.. L.; also bands and farms ut all
prices. NJ. Is, EDISON, q! wall st., y. y, Notary
und Commissioner for Western States, III
FLOOR TO LET IN HOUSE 12y WAIVER
= ley Place, tie ,ntre 3d hulr, coInprisug par
Tor, bedro3m kitchen and gsrret above. Croton
ply 10 JOHN II. FICKfN, at tie corner, or T. +.
NJ. kopMAS, Metropolitan Bank, los Broadway.
ny2i I'i2y
DOOM AND BEDROOM TO LET-IN
INhouse 40 IiGdson 1t, large, well hghtei and
airy, Water at star landing, rent 30 Ter month
Apply 10 VIM LOWELL, IN TIE store, myet .'l2S
TO LET TO RESPECTABLE GERMAN
familics-Apartments IN the hue, large, h,ht
6-story hr,ek building, with paved yard 200 feet
long aud 20 feet wide, erected Us q model lodging.
house, ~ and % Elizabeth ut, running through 10
~ and 96 Mott ~, near Canal At. Also the storc In
this building ON Elizabeth II. The suites of rooms
have MI been newly painted and are In perfect or.
der; the halls are 10 feet wide, thoroughly lighted
and Tagged, and running the whole length OF the
building, With spacious tt,lrs at each end ent rely
Of iron and give n complete protection against FIRE
Each apartment Is ventilated, aud Supplied with
Oton water AMI separate water closets the cellar
IL parttoned 40 AS u give each family place for
fuel under lock and key. Application for suites Of
rooms may be made at the ONE, room I, first
h,or. uIv2I GLIB
V'O LET on EAST 32D Sr,-TWO SMALL
cottages, well suite Tor small gentecl families;
they are close BY stages and the 4th ave;
rent $3.50 and $3.50 Inquire At No. 80 East slst ST.
my2i d'iOl
ITO LET-IN WILLIAMSBURGII,A SUITE
Of rooms. pleasant location, good neighborhood
aud about five minutes walk from either ferries
Parties without children preferred. Inquire at No
IS South 81 Of. IbS
ITO LET-THE 3-STORY BASEMENT And
\ attic brick house, 4S3 Broome Of.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-24

w NTE D. BY. An INTELLIGENT
W oolorei man, who rcctniy escaped from Rich
mont, situation rs waiter or g,ncrsi servant Az
Ly at the Office of The AMI Slavery standard. -
u ,kinsn n, ,nv.1 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-24

ITO IET-IN WILLIAMSBURGII, A SUITE
= Of rooms. pleasant location, good neighborhood
aud shout 1--WE minutes walk from either ferries
Parties without children preferred. Inquire at No
IS South Sd ct. liza
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-24
Auction NOTICES.

\ i'IloN-A RED AND WHITE COW
VIII be SID at auction IA tie Public Pound, CO.
Kings B'd{e Road and lO'h ave, ou saturday,, MN
2nh, lii2 at II O'Clock u. N. GEORtiE : Al l..
Pound Keeper. niy2l BIS 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-24

4 yer ION SALE-E. IT, LUDLOW,
"a Autt outer-rno stock OF goods com, sim o.!
hardware AM fixtures % store NJ 81 Iildsun IT.,
aud tSo horses, wagons, 81, wi! be sold 1T auction
nj sad store, on the .th INST, at 10 O'Clock a M.
r. 4. STEWART. Receiver. my28 9.s'l93
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-24

I HOGAET, AICTlONEER-Bf :. & j.
- BOGART.-Ths day, nj 10Y o'clock, at the
auction rooms, No. Nurh william NJ, household
furniture, mahogany book cases wsrdrOhes, bu-
reaus, gas chan eiers, brackets, Brussels aud in
grain carpets, large gas chandeliers, hedstesds.
beds and bedding, kitchen furniture lounges, centre
tables. Also butcher cart, Office desks, iron h"d-
stead, &c. l>3
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-24

FLOOR TO LET-lN HOUSE 12y WAIVER
4 lev Place, the ,ntIre 81 hulr comprising par
Tor, bedroom, kitchen and g,rret above. Cr'ton
~at'r Ia the kitchen. Rent u 20 per month. APP
ply - JOHN H. FICKfN, at the corner. or g. r.
NJ. koDMAS, Metropolitan Bank, los Broadway,
mv2i 1'igy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-24

On COOpEEs WANTED-TO MAXI
~ round aud IA, hoop iour barrels. Apply 10
A. T. BRIGGS,
81 X .tfors SIP inve3 1910
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-24
AylujSEyl I.N1'S.

RARNrMS AMERICAN MUSEUM
LAST DAY POSITIVELY,
LAST DAY POslTlNllY,
LAST DAY lUslii>ELl,
GRAND N,rI0SHL poG SHOW.
GEENNNNb SN Nfi,SN'. 100 Si SLOW
GRAND NATIONAL Dot slow.
1HH LNCiTENrNr still .INCEGAsrs!
A the close " TVS wonderful cxliNt,n nr.
~ rLorir ARE MORE riGtg ru,x EVER
& et"is si,,,.l'd c''lc,t'r"' the CW.uo ta'c,
INF WlsilN Is CROWDED pNY ,>n NIGHT
~ NN MT inu "ct ladies, rcni c.1cn a.d
t:r- REMEMBER THIS Is Tnr LAST uNy.
re q, N. 'nnu.ct' t.r u'tst specimens oi
cyUHv Il . u,t ltct.l g ti,., 'uosii AVID
TolR HUNDRED pGhMllM pos
III ludnr ~ RANClS IlrLERS uai-r terut
GIANT SlRl ll'N HloOp.lJj'ND,
MHlCh TOOK lHE st"," PREMIUM
StSVr, ~ a., T., .utful 4. n lave I,,n taught
/! fr'i % mere toi,rimitn my astpns.ius IN ks.
csi' IA. valisin, rupc rk .Ipius, Sc, which they
Viii ,Nhitt every hour.
TIE Dogs will hc I'll cN'ibiti.n At ALL HOURS,
tNfRl DAY AID Nv ENlNu, hOih ; a. NJ. ul.
lurN
Al th' other .,clrc- ct the Nuscum viii nls,lc
- exhi uon, ilc'u'ni, q . renowned COW. Ntrr
me s.slUUo Nt'rU TIM QUAKER OR wUOD.
~ GUS, lr,.u The Rcb,l rI'tfct'on aCrntrc-
vie. v, riir GREAT LIVING WHALE. TnH
NAbAIAStNH NlrlNOs IuElINiNG BLACK
StA LION ilNlNi MAMMOTH GRIZZLY nrNE
Samson, LINING MONSTER sNAkts, LINi>G.
liNrrY FAMILY. LIVING TURTLE, GRAND
riiE srIrNpID DRAMA.
" Il \ Il & X l. y Al;
sud the lsu.l anir Comcd.cHu.
\ II L. \ u = II q T
EVERY AFTERNOON AND EvtNiNd.
a. "A IL, II
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-24
STOCK FLUCTUATIONS.
MARKET NEWS.

N"Hf r1tHtt SHItt, My ID.
House and lot on 5d ay, near t23d st. .....SsO2e
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-24

WANlED-A NUMBER OF HANDS TO
w ~'rk "n richcs; prr-sers int gitlsacrustoihed
T. s.w ON honds Apply Immediately 10 WhLkER
" fFNMtN. N LeOuad T. w stars my28 o'is.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-24

"a ABLE BODIED MEN WANTED FOR
')c when II per day viii lie paid Cal 1t st'tti-
81 Mar Pow n, .oo, Of J,y II, or II PURIFY
store Cod spring. l., u. EDDY. my?3 3'lii
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-24

SEWING MACHINES-LADlEST TAUGHT
- ON singers and Wheeler and Wilson's ma
chine, by sn experiepced operator; prac tice on
81, OF Sl,bO for both. ass Canal 81. mvG 1i,rsiII
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-24

EOR SALE-A FIRST RATE LAGER BIER
l. aud wine saloon, Oh account OF the proprietor
going 70 California. Call Oh tae prem.ses, 80 Chrys-
tie At. ls9
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-24

nv Done OR TWO SKATERS,
and boy; one having some knowledge OF
80 sssnlnl preferred, at 40 Rose st. Isl
,WrED-ONA DAILY NEWSPAPER,
er.nss. nours services PER day, Of person who
6ress Il n.' I end writes Engliah, wsu. Ad
iWASTnED-ON DAILY NEWSPAPER,
rite Englsh we'll. Addssss Z ~ ~ NJ
Bog 2e66 Post Once Nv 70 u. ~
WANTED--A GOOD CARRT1Gr cNTU j.
one that Is acquainted with ioS1tr
r. sne eau have rermsuent io6 Tna' ~. os ~
u eipfNSPA,l l.s.as MI tss gs,h lie MA ne \.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-24
MAZE AND fEMALE HELP on ALL

ISA " go 10 Troy, n. Y. Wages for nAascns, 81
per day: laborcrs, $iy5. STEADY work for a.. sum
ler Inquire at 30 West 39th 4, near 9th avenue,
from Is to O'Clock, today or Tomorrow. of TIE EN
b man, nly23 2'iDJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-24

JOiN II. BURLEY, AUG, WILL SELL
ms day at 2 O'Clock, At Az Canal st, bureaus,
oeus'.sdS' SOFA beds tables, chairs, washstands,
beds, wardrobes, wood and vyillov, vn,o 60 I01
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-24

'NO LET on EAST SD SF-TWO SMALL
- cottages well suite Tor small genteol families;
they are close by stages and cars near the 4td ave;
rent $3.50 and $3.50, Inquire At No 80 East Sist st.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-24

CArmy-3OO able bodied men, hst the ages Of /,
and 80 years. also 40 stout boys for buslers; pay
medical attendance; term Of service 8 years; SIO0
bounty at the expiration OF enlistment. Apply at
lhe principal recruiting stations, 10 Chatham ut,
and l5 Cedar ST. New York city. 3 n. sPROLE,
ost Lieut. 4,h Infantry L. 5. A., Recruiting Officer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-24
lODA RAILRnAp LAnnREEs WANr

AO''C,d for company work. wages ~ Ter dag
this IN tie 10Th trtusp Ut, start Eudny, 2ai next
hatch MONDAY .fti, have t. be- rradN at2 IN, cacl
day tls tie lc-t tit zee ever offered l., lsioftr.
VIC wants o. save h.ury. Inquire INN ,distciy nt
ZhNpLR d MAYER, Gte,nNlch u, near C,a,,
GRrl.n. uy93 a'Ii1
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-09-06
8eIIetrt i'd eS.

Nudfcbr+
Sn filler &ammer fben
Bei linbem Ntenbpinb,
Gin @eib, cine frilde Blume,
Gin 8ub, Gin ber3ie &ino.
Dp@ @org' wobnt auf per Stirne>
Genn erpb 1T ibre Nptb,
@eitbem bes @atten 9anbe
Ni9t i9a1en taeli@ Broo.
@9on lanee bliebeu Bre5e
gpm lteben @atten aus -
Der 2riee bat bic trauten &aume
gertebrt in Grauerbaus.
Ia bor9! es tliueen Gritte
@uf bem Gtri@ nebenan-
Gin Treubeni9rei! Denn brauBen
6Srt fe ben @atten nab'n.
@eba0et in ben Mantel,
Serwettert bas @eil9t;
Dp@ troB Talten unb Teben
Gerfennt 1ie ben @atten ni9t'
Wi(ltpmmen M9 willtpmmen!
unb @ott 1ei Sob unb Yreis>
DaB mir Did mieber baben
Sn unIerm fleinen Rreis!
Der @iann tuBt @eib u. 8uben
l1nb cine &brane rinnt
@cn ben 9ebraanten Wan9en
SIM 8lid auf @eib uno Rinb.
vltnt nun leg ab ben Mantel,
9fi9t lein bebarff Du nebr!"
vvNi9t Gil BATS, meine 2iebe,
Meiue Wunben i9mersen 1ebr!~
Gas @eib 3errt an eem Mantsl
Den beiBeelietten Maan --
rWu linp 9eine 5anpe, bic lieben>
DAP i9 lie briiden fanu?"
Der Wantel fallt 3u Bpben -
urDi. 5dnoe lie9en in Stub
Muf benz Jelb' bel 0eben 3anueu>
llnb beibe Nrm' oa3u "a"
Das @eib ertlidt ben Stripped
Sn namenlclem @9mer5.
Gin S@rei! lie bri@t 3ulammeu -
@ebro9en 1T ibr 5er5. --
Man bat ie liQ beeraten
uuter'm tiefen 6immelstlau,
Nuf bic gefnidte Blume
G1Qt tbrdnenrei9 ber Gbau.
. s. Sourn.) @mil gDerne,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-09-06

Die )lltnne(ota Staats5eitun9,
de pe1 Orttteu unb QBaba1 baw-
9trobe, cine 2reppe bp&,
er19etnt ieren Samlta9 uno 10 fet 3pei
Dou, per Sabr, in &prauSbesablun9.
uselue gfummern fofen Cents.
Seotu9un9cn.
4ypuuireu taun man au irgenb elmer 3eit oea
5nbre5; prd tDnuen biz benz MbDnnement ppran-
a,beupen Nummern MID ua98elanet perben.
O>r Sublc,iptions= =Sstras tann II, Noten it.
ssur elmer suten Banf sinsel4tdt merben.
HzS 9Scun @elb in regiltrirten Briefen per-
loren aebt, rasen mir oeu yerluf; oo@ nibt in
unresi]trirten Briefen.
MQe Mittbsilunsen, G'eoer u. {. ~. iinb 3u
aooreiiiren:
Meutbcr S Gre1, Yubi1bers.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-09-06
9eutibe Mpptbefe

-Z 9e1tibe Mpptbefe
bon
Dr. B. B. Miller,
u @bemiter unb Dru9tft ,
ct. Mntbpny> >@trabe, 3pil9en @meriean< unb
Wiuslpp< <9puie,
ct. paul, Minne(pta.
llnter3ei&neter iebt oas serebrte publitun in
Ssas pna 5 1 sm SS ei esu%Stm M " St ys9n 99e
Deselei9en bat er frii4en @arttn-, @ras> unb
Blumen|amen erbalten. Or. Miller.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-09-06
THE
MINNESOTA STAATSZEITUNG,

pubHshed By REU7 HER f. EXEL
ST. PAUL, : MINNESOTA.
Price $500 per year.
Maeuteu Der n Wlinu. StaatS5eitun9.
Wttnuelpta.
buniuas unb Dafota 60. 9err 5infel.
New lllm uup Brptpn County St. 6orner,
ct, Yeter unp Nieplet StY W. S@tmmel !.
81. f.IntbpnY u. Minniayplis, Ortb VI. &noblau@
Carver ct. &ult,
Wanfuto Orr 5atu5 $. 5artmann:
5tia pater uno gDalbinston Gty Gb. S9tffer,
Diupna uno QBinona @tY 9r. Slider.
Beaeplain 5err 8rans .. Seyberlset.
;yartbault, Jtics S., bsrr G5uttfrieo 5lsden0ein'
NeaoS 9anbits, 8. Ouerre.
9teo Using, 5err Sobn 5riccrib'
Watalbaw, @eorg 9uber.
ga Grol1e, 9err 5eil.
8rpwnspiQs 5err Brib Slid.
BuTao @ity, Dsc. Or. S4attler.
Juuntain City, Wiss. Or. 9pubr.,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-09-06
*. s g.. .. 6il6uan

.. q. S 6. .. 6ilfuan,
MpYpfaten unp &e9tS>Mnwdlte, 4
empfeblen 09 ibren perebrttn beutl@en Mitbir-
aern als Ne9tsbeifanbe unb in's Belonbere 3ur
Musfertigung ron urtunbeu &c.
Offiee: l1eber STILES Bu&-2aben, Dritte
@trdEe. ct. Vaul. re ~ y
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-09-06
@afba,l8 ,1,1b &alpp,t
@eibe1t Mbler,

8. Strabs unweitbem GapttpLI
Diefes uetleinseri9tete @afbaus, bei BEN 6dI
serdumiee @talluns beFnbet, III BEN strebrtet
beutl@en publitum befens empfutIen. Bier.
2 @las fur 5 9euts BON beftu @ebrdu. giaare
tsn absslastvt. 9tter S9snatb.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-09-06

Deuti9er @cttesbtenft Q.
eben @onntas Mprgen 1O3 ubr unb Mbenbe q
nbr III ber erfen beutl@en y. *. Rtr9e, Gds
oer 6. unb &ufabelRrabt:
W Ils@.Ia pb.Ga1t, 9tebtser. !.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-09-06
untDn @ptel.
@de oer Babal9amz unp 4ten @traBe
nnm NN Qw =, ,Rnuh.;..~

Neu erbaut, seraumis, NIT bpben unt freunb.
li9en 3in,mern perieben, tpie beies 9otel it, bic.
tet es pem @efenoen bic berrli4lten Bequemlid5.
teiten neten gut bereiteter Rol unp Der biQiafte,
Seeisruns, lppie quite @etrante an ber Bar.
geraumige Stauune 1T bel hem 9aufe. uni
eeB9ab ben S5armern namentlidb au empfeblen.
Hsilenbe unb peren@epdd merben frti pcn mi
naeb rtr Qaneuns befvrbert. 159 4
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-09-06

Jobn @aseenutiQer's
9ttt8bur9 &Q9erbier<@alpn,
&6e ber Dritten uub &ubert @traee.
ct. paul, Mlinn. gsI
Sd talte tets eutes Qaeerbier, belitate Bran.
bies, ddte 6apanna>@ @isarren. auseeaei@netex
Gmmen:baler uub 2imbureer 8dfe, lpmie aubere
talte @peiien ,prr6tbia.
@sr's ni&t slauben min, ber tsmme uub iber.
3euee fl9. Guer Greurb --x..s
Spbn 3a94eumtIIer.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-09-06
@omfprtables peutlde6
Is a It. un6 6 . It + au 8
91rrn sSH I'M, r,rfnfn-4hnI

3UUt SoV tIlVtvUIUSNGUUl
Sort Strabe, nabe Dem @lpdenbau5.
Der unterSei9nete erlaubt li9 biermit, bic Muf-
mertlamfeit oe5 einbeimti9en uno auswdrtieen
oeutl4en Vutlitums auf 1ein nett unb bequtm
eingeridteteS @alt- uno &ofbaus 3u lenten.
Sn bemieben fnbet Der mertbe @alt bic alIer.
freunoli4ite unb biQielte 8ebienune, reinli&t1
2egis, CUTE &oit turs MQes, tpas in elmer anftau.
bieen Mirtbldaft beanlprutt meroen tann.
@ute @taQuns befnoet f9 ebenfalls beim 5aufe.
Das @treten ces unteraei9neten 1T bic Mner.
tennung oerer, bic ibn beebren.
Ibepbpr am1t1
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-09-06
SIT. PA.
~ d br's s. u.s.

6unfte @trabe> neben Der erpoRoffce,
SDbn 9. 2abr. /
Oet Undergraduate, friiber Miteigentb1mer be,
Neltaa, ations uno Saloon. @el96ftes rOu,
oou,s' empFeblt biermit bem beutl9eu publifuu
Ietn utues elegant uno comfprtabsl eneerit9tete
Gtati'Nement. Sn bemielben ltsben benz seebr.
ten Heiu9er tets 3u Iienlfen
Die aussewablteleu feinen Qiqueure nnt @eiue
@ilperbes, tets fril&es 2aeerbier pom ben
beltebteNen @ebrdu,
Ne&te impurtirte &isarreu,
&s pirb itets mein Stol3 lein, in ben etnanu.
B A'titeln oas @us sse8ei&netfte su oferiren.
Jpbn 9. Qabr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-09-06
0Je ei,er s. Brpdtndr1lt,

9,teper s Srpfmann'
Civil Snsenieur5 unp 2anopermeier>
empfeblen liG oem Yublifum gum Mnfertgen non
9auplGnen uno 9oltcnanl9ldsen, gum Nermel1en
unc Rartiren Don 2pt5 uub Garmen, lomit gum
Mn> une0erfauf Ypn BaupldBsn uno 0Gnoereien.
@uftrdse tperoen prompt unb betens ausge1ibrt.
Wolf y. Meyer, 2pui6 8rofmann,
=. 6t. Weter. 9fetp >l1ln.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-09-06
. %rbetterz@Qlle 81 +

UpH ~ " JVQUto
Drttte Strabe, seeeuiber Der presbYteriau.
8ir9e, ct paul, Ninn.
Sn bieiem neu- unb freunbli@ eineeri&teteg
2aeerbter- @alcou 1T itets 3u baben
8efte6 2a9erbier 2 @las fir 5 @eut&l
&alte @peiien unb Seine @isarren.
---.. s. 9. &ant.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-09-06

3met @lQ8 8ter fiir 5 @ent6
in bem ,teuein9ert9teten @alpn Don
6pttfrieb Glbel, /
Dritte @tra6e, seeenuber Srpine's-5 Dale,
.. ct. Yaul, Winneicta.
Musee3ei@netes Bier, famoie Giearren, ipwi,
talte @peilen balte i'd ltets an 5anb nnb an quite,
Bebieuuug mirb es niemals feblen. +
@pttfrieb Glbel.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-09-06

S1tterS 80 GentS Bic Cortipu!
Des9leiden
Warme @peiIen,
3u jeber @tunoe AM Sage wie bel Na&t in ber
&efauratiun gum
City 6a(fmap 6ouSe,
Drttte Stra6e,
oberbalb ber Yreebpterianer= Stride.
3u9lei1 i.apprtirt bic feinlten Mrtifel ppn
SScinen, 2iqueuren unb Gaoannas
St0arren
q. 8uby, Mgent.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-09-06

@epra @rnber, t
Xa9erbter @1lDn, "
@ierte @trabe, btnter benz rDinslpw- pau1es,
Seoen MorAen son go ubr 2un@
"come il fault"
ct. paul.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-09-06

1 Qller @ 9prtet1.
TairbanfS S Orcenlcaf,
Nr.172, Qate- 9traBe, @bicagp.
g 3u oerfaufen in ct, paul Bel
s. 6. & s.. 6. .8urbanf.
NTT Rauft nur bic d9ten!
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-09-06
9feue8 @attler> r>@e16Qft

Gaf. uno Aug. Gammer,
Dritte @trlBe, pbere @tabt, oem @inslotp 9aus
unb Sierte StraBe 0eo. @ruter geseniber.
ct. t.Yaul. Minn.
Die l1ntersetneten beebren iId, bem perebrte.
&eu, bab fe Elm neues @attler- @ei$aft srritte
babeu, uuo peripre9en ale Befel1uneem prpmp
uno bldg 3u bsloraen.
Vfetbesel9irre uno @attel ltets sorratbie.
Safob uno Muouit .6ammer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-23
Correspondence Of the Richmond Uispatch.]
Beautiful VllaSe-Iastitution Of Learning
Reanfprt Refun nkea Ac

Beautiful TillaSs-Institutions Of LsarainS-
Beaufort Refugees, &c.
GREsNvILLE, S. O., Jan. IL, 1862.
Greenville is the fourth town IN population
In South Carolina, and is very similar to
Charlottesville, in virginia, both in the ap-
pearance or the surrounding country, the
structure Of the towu, and In its being famed
for its educational advantages.
Furman University (the Baptist State Col
lege) IL located here. The building 10 large
and attractive, and In times Of peace Its aver
age attendance is some $50 students. Rev.
Jas Furman, ID. D is President. It has an
endowment Of 100000. No.
The Southern Bap.ist theological Seminary
is also here. Though only in the third year
of Its existence, the Seminary has attained a
high position, and is equal 10 aEy /" school Of
the prophets" " In the land. Rev. b. Manly,
Jr., ID. D., for some years pastor of the First
the Richmond Female Institute, and Rev. J. :.
A. Broaddus, DID,, formerly chaplain Of the
University Of Virginia. are Professors in the
Seminary. Rev. J. p. Boyce. DID,, has re-
to Col. Elford's Resimsnt, and the duties Of
his department. fall upon Drs. Manly, Broad
dus, and Williams. Though the times are 20
unfavorable, this young institution has had
9reenville being mountain. town, and
far away from the sescoast, it is now ffe-
ouented by refugees from near the coast
have to-day had an interview wish DIR. Thos.
Fuller, whose magnificent fArms on Beau
fort are in the hands Of the enemy. Two
hun dred OF the Doctors servants have been
stolen by the Yankees, 20 that he has but
three hundred left. Rev DR.. X. Fuller. of
Baltimore, brother Of DR.. Thomas Fuller.
has also suffered the loss Of several hundred
slaves. %@
Large quantities Of corn, pork, wheat, &c,
sre raised In this portion OF the State, and
prices have q down ward tendency. Pork
sells for less than In Virginia..
will write TO you from Columbia.
- a%&@ RAxnLna
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-23
SHaNCERY NOTICES.

CfTY OF RIUHNOND, TO WIT:-At
l ] Rules held In the Clerks Office Of the Court
oi Hastings for the said City, on Monday, the 9th
day of January, 1869
charles J. Ssnton, and John @. Snton,
lale partners under the firm and
style of Charles j. Sinton g. Co.,
who sue for the benefit. and at the In DEBT.
cost o. Charles j. Sinton.
Plaintiffs.
Against
HBuau w Cole Defendant.
The object OF this suit il to recover against the
defendant thes ft~o hundred and seventy two
thereon, from the 18th day CT April 1859 till paid
Affidavit having been made that the def ndsnt
Hansn w Cole is not resident of the State Of
Virginia lie is hereby required to appear in the said
Clerks Office within one month after due publica.
ton hereof and do what il scessaIy to protect bis
interests. A copy-Teste:
j. Il. Iaw4w no. HOWARD, Clerk.
NiTY or RICHMOND, TO WIT AT Rules
I ! held In the Clerks Office of the Court of
Huetings for the ss.s city. Monday, the 9th day
OF January, 1852;
william W. Brown. ..... Pitt.
A4faLss r,
G. Martin and Merewether '' Nehhi.
jones'. Delta
The object OF this suit Ia to recover against the
detrcdanis the aum OF Sixty-Three Dollars and
Fifty Cents, with legal interest thereon from the
- day of -, ls6l, till payment Afli dsyit
having been made that the defendant p @. Mar.
TN IS not resident Of the State Of Virginia he in
here5y required TO appear in the said Clerk s
0thce within one III eth altar due pubncation
hereof and do what may be necessary TO protect
his interests. a Copy-Teste.
la9-lawiw RO HOWARD, Clerk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-23
PATENT RIGHT FOR SALE

When this Gun was first submitted to the
Patent Office st Richmond, it excited such
wonder and admiration that the promise of
a Patent was made on the spot. 1t attracted
the earnest attention of the heads OF De-
partments and Military men, and the impress
sion was universal that it would supercede
all other self-.oading fire. arms now in exis.
tence.
This will surprise no one who is informed
that by a simple, but ingenious mechanism
this Gun carries from TEN to FIFTY
charges-twenty Ave being, perhaps, the most
convenient number-that the charg . is placed
in position by single movement Of lever,
and the Gun is capped in the act of cooking,
SO that fifty shots, If desired, can be dis
charged in an incredibly brief spat Of time,
with all the force and accuracy of the most
improved rifles of the day. The Gun itself
contains all the ammunition for a protracted
hight; and This invention, applied to sporting
arms, gives the hunter the advantage of a
days. sport without loading his weapon,
while 1t rids him of the incumbrance of the
material and implements for loading his
piece.
Having received Letters Patent for these
arms, wish to dispose of rights for the seve-
raj States, or will join with a company of
capitalists in making arrangements for the
manufacture OF these arms. Address
CARL LAQUQUIST, or
THOMAS b. ELFE,
ia 22-4t* Macon, Ga.