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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-08-01
Muf ,pefIsn @0uble war's SisafYerp

Nuf ipeNsn Muble mar'e &saNerp
Der rurtt feire nod 60 cinc!uslihe
yetre FER 3tit our @ernunft unc ;ur Grz
fe%nntniG ls,ner rsyfebrtsn 91eAs Al tr;nz
Aence junac Staatsnann rcm ..@r!fs,
tlou" me!nt, Ger Dem Urrtr Nui1aup
nit leiaen unerhDt'm rie Snrianer Nres
reltbattn tit Zen Shatrn tel ureu CYrdus
sl, lei "Ma(1er ouf cit Mubie" rer Nyeunz
&c rer Ns9ietuna Aemeisu. neil linen rcr5
ltlte 0eleAenteit nshcten, rie Itmusraz
ten eoflir 9eron' mcrtl'h ;u MAIDEN, unc
ole 1uhrr rieltr rar,ei ais u1teber
an cen Ysan1sr Su ittusn.
IS may Yrlitttr 9eten. eic aus tcm
glenn unc Gntieseu Gle Gsudti1ffit al
qustiden unc ~ iiivirtn M,ittbeu, melte
cle "Wuble" hires Nartituftuee treitt !;
mir 0eb6tcn nidt III risicr Sprte; uniere
Wub|e tebt till, msnn Mcnldcn:
y Ut. reldee tie ger. dts @anc ree sc.
'b'hteltrette.e une tie nrh 0e:cttcrr
es "N1ncre liter Ten Stt,ntn" auf rae
Comic tufilihr Iemaara.n itrtiten
mirr, ib,e 9idrtr in Y%emeAuna itBtn jul.
linn lsltft Ten serrut'nn Jiibrern, H.
Cen Nuftanc anaei't1'lt> mar rsrirlte.
,rchl nur 10 Ianac, ais e. (6 in Zen llieru
Ger y r!ttif tiel', nWaisr auf RE Wikz
e" Nte Ct oter cisie llfir ite,iiicA unr
rie Gimme eee 0eltgce liter u c / II uur
Detn eushtrah. ca Serlriimnvrte ts,
Sncm auh ID, Nap. DIE e.n,iaen ii,
1eufd AsnuA iInr ee ein;ueetebeu,
eob rer Aufitanc "NaiIr auf ibrs Mlib:
IL" mar, III rcr lba' rie c,n,iAtn milfii=
1tnVemtnncr ratri. (lnc Gle Neteilen.
Str S"teln FARTHER # atet uuh orln>
;enlre man Bore aur Ylcte rsn Y,alm
>ts Mltmsnc enquire. Diei,6 YIorl
aAt: "Nuftanc, Deere une Dranr itnr
III Ntm Wolf loeArt,rden> unr CO lit Gin
Bellrunrn. to6 ras. cute @ert
''dt ld'cn ldualt teacnnsn. Dieisr f1itz
''d'c Nuettud mag cit G,Efnuna:lcne
ct unrc1meiel'heu Ntsc|u:,on le,n, mel,
he )snM rurhaue s%stfauIttu S,ao!rr,
tone tn Veetn 1eiG.n urc rie uE;tIid.
-"''s< 49, N|ttu ~ Nui' ItSutlttutU klItku
ii elmer Wulte rca tlutAelrinfter 2lihe
Madden mnp. @ir wlnlben oludIitcn
,5orfNanA."
Mad,efm her Enquirer" ranr oetrarnt,
'e1 rielsm { It en- Nui1anre Nllee
~ f:tra'ten uni nun rie 6anr lprasce in
cen Sheb III lsaen. flbrt er fp1t:
~Ntet tae tna6t nidle aus. @ir IT,
Ben jfst mrniAltens mie cas- enren MIR.
Olslsr cine Nufitanr mag fir cen Nu9sn=
tlid untsrrrIdt mc,cer, ouein CT mirc Ger
G>SeuAer ron aneern unr lblimmern Tim:
nat;unAsn iiiu. @ir rurfcn nur aus
>a;rsn, unc mir 1pelcen zen ,itiaen ater
,Hhltn &r!rb Ger Wanfts< Staatsn in
lltmmcr ;erpiab,n unp Ger @ernidtuno
,uitiirien leben III einen Mtorunp ron
,Slammen uur Glut @
Gei'a! mic lultiA ras flarpert!
Nun. ibr 5sBer UNI Sueal1e rraui unp
:ror, ranit eln areiter Nuliianp miecey
.@a(ler ou{ ne Mub!e" &urer Nreunce
4itte, mtlde font @eIerrialid leultrbt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-08-01

VNtr utr,tttt r,eie : rradc nidi !?
&ic miu nih1e i,aen dis Rein. rutlh"
mtbr, fe,ne iitereilte itmidl,he Gmeute,
feline Ictailz &dIdttc,ei unr Nuretrcu>
ne,ci, lrnr m cine %nfalte," ,ruhiae" unp
"9emalti9e" Wtclelalt@ Ntrrlulipn.
Mlhc rci Snftrn
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-08-01

cine Attbtiluna res'7 " a,naeuts feue,tt.
BON elmer &uael rurh'e 6erS 4c,rcfen
WD,ren.
Inter ten Sotien tefnren nd aud 3
tlelne 8inrer. rie Yermulpl,t rarurb Ct.
'hrl|en rurcen, ra6 rus Wi,litdr bod
cuette.
DNl Nu5nabme rcn imei crc, trei orz
eeren 6duen. in melheu Yeticnen ru,h
l%nsorlidt'0teit Deer Gin unaludlithss lin:
4tfdbr nltrllen murrcn, Tins Gle ~iitri9en
lorten lauter friiiiae Minner, rie nit
ZEN Wa6 n in Ger Dlnp pom CEN 600
credit murren.
Ulnt Minner rertrannten in rcn
3euAbaue an rer Gde Ger 2. Myenue uup
~. Giraffe, rod iinr rie ytihen 10 cut
ittut, rae liz ni9t e,fannt mcrren tpnne
ten.
1it BAIL her @eymuncetea trliuit itb
auf minrelttns 200. Gini3s ,Siue ilnc
ltbr bsrauernsre,,h. inrem ritltItea oar;
juuNe pellcnen tetraisn. @ir fitren OILS
8nipiel an: Gin 11jabriass Midrden
lab IN rer 2. Npsnue aus rcm Tenlter>
ais cine &uld lire Nlit traf INN in l}fe,>
sea aerri6, wtlde ibr liter cen dunn ber>
atbinAen, ale lie in i 6ripital aetr,dt
murre. Dian beat nur aerinAe 0rfuuna-
fir ibre 8ieeerasneiuua. rph miro itr
0efidt j.renial0 e,nen ihaucsrbaftsn
Mntl'f rarbtcten, I'M Jaue lie oeut|eu
(eute.
@cn Zen 3rei ir;lhen @citern> meldt
bel Gem Nuiruhr in Ger Z. Nrsnue uabc
81. Stra6e NetGctet murren> mar Gphes
,a1 cine. Gureucr Nilr,y tielt rem
SnqueIt iiter cie 2tihs unc ersab jlt "a:
BET fv!Nencer SahYesblll: AHtbrerc 0Iuz
lsr martn in Sfano Asitsdt mcrren urp
ctr ml'tdr'ite Seirblebarcl 9etrt c.m
Wct, a%uecinancer ;u nebrn. "a r;ei:r
AuH,rftun9 Seine 0o'ee ~aele;fttt ua:e, f.
muree rem Mili!dr (cem Z. Msa,men')
8sfebl aeAeten, ;u ituern, uuc tiutci
murre WMy 6. Ne1Ictet. Maa bate ae<
irben, ME ibr Wanu mrt1eyt U;ale auf
rae Miliidr ftue,te urr eag feline Uran
paattrltsine ouf eie Diff ,isrc lAlcucerte.
N!s lie fri, lisf ihr Dram feut uno
flmmsrte lib midi ,psiter ura (cine t6rt<
l,h serrpunrett 2steasaeiibrtin> big ros
Ne9tment Ycrteimarinirt mar.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-08-01
2(rue Mn}figrn.
No. 9iidt 51 Uberlebcn!

Wteotrum CUR Wu7ubuns ber dy5tlldsu Yraris
lit ct. paul bsmie,ltrt. empietle i'd MD meinsn
5reunceu> iowie eem Vutlifum i'm Naesmsiuen
in meiuer Serufetbati3ftis ais
art. = peratDr inns
@eburtSbelfer.
sd CLAUDE eies I'M TO eber tbuu IL riirfsn, ta
ID 'nae!ealb res tseten ~ rei&!t@e Ue:esen-
belt bate una auf's CT I~tetret, eepeisu hin,
mid init Zen %neueten 6er.i@riusn Der m%seiaint-
lGsn @iNeni&af ucafahris ssr1raut gu M ,den.
SD s%arantire praft,Ids, wiNeuiaaftlide unp
humane GtbarsIune after meirs1 81, snlsu. 10
ME 3tusdna1bise, ri&tiBe @ollj iebung aasr airur-
gii1en Gptratrntn.
S't VermOsenacerbaItui6t llnbemittslisr ter
ben 1en mir ts's teridH6tist. - Mrmtn uirb
asattidsr Rat5 nu.ntaelelid ertbeift.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-08-01

Mir sateu fir uajsre lehr seraumiBsn nsuen
Q,taittl.rn un,sre Gmtau1s ss1en es trups1s1
JAurv esrouvpeit. III ~ptrlb'etensn Srand'sn yer
st:.r.ut in csr AurUt, nn'srm Vf'ma!'t Guy
at,ssrs Nusceouuus ~ 3eten iii p, brn.n, Ray
bp1It,pe MN n,pr als ous ausafc. tn,sus uur arnB!s
/. Niu"s,ut:. III, sie3"tun't i5 ~ceieltsn auto"
X nee uao y>sr,1ausus ~ irfreusn baten me1se,
a!5 ,puyuIt uuitre ttrn,a b.tHrt murre.
,5u1 Nau1tut. i'm tunis erluutsn MIR une es
N;nnfaMg oaB un,sre UtrtaBunNsn Tur Ntteff'
u%trtaatt, lsar aunit,a ss,cAt uu> nj. zen e'ee'
~,urt4cn Aburrm v.liaen &lntduIsn ~,u1olas IN re'
ylJe Vnr. grr'pelle ~ clttsn. w's .1rnee' ne@
NE. uuiu partuu. 0srr s. Wablsr, bat r'e'sm
Mtjor, ulierss 0tibltvs pr:sultersn uesrNrm'
msu unc w.rp 81 III ,siuer Aewrbnten Ns'l' i'6
alaslsveu lsu tIilsn. iowrb! Wprl1'als a1f N''
tlilosrf,uIs su1 vsicubuen 3airiseeube'te Der PEI
reu Aau1e, ~ sntttutren.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-08-01
&Icibcr 3cugrn

rrr 1896. auimitIe.
0eRifte &ra9en rrn 15S.-$3M
RcntudY Scans, 10 %uieeri3 ole 40S
@ir baten
G6war>e GeirenltoHt,
&r1rn< uno Gpnncnlhirmc,
9fe:rltt 0ecruftt Gtofr
itbr bu6ihe Miulttr.
G6lwl5 II. ; nmen<Mlntel,
@aMplAu1e unb
Gtrunpf> @1aren
Sn 0ctlsidtsn Muelintn, 0e(reiitc'
Gbirtinae. G'de, Gct,cnaees unr ale,
oncrrn Stoim fir Zen 9er5bnliben 81.
rarf f1uncn mir
auGerprrcntlihe @crtbeil'
bieten, Nllen, rie tsim Stlf rrer tei &c.
Gle fanitn mpueA.
9 b ~ Sud- {,
Shmarie UNI TancY Gallmire II. Cat
inets iIr Minner UNI &naten.
Tiannclle Don ancm @rtcn.
@eiGt @aarrn. Stids eien, SpiBcn,
Grinplincn unc Yllmcral5.
,,sabl Clocks" nn0
0anotadtr.
Sn rer 1bat NQes, mas Str in en
0Ianht ron
Q{p @uo>s uasr Dankst notions
oerlau3t.
" @ebt gum
"Yiuiaen Cab Store"
@a Nr. 2iS 3te Sto6e,
Metsn Der u. ". Grp 81 Office.
SaintY pau |, 0iinneieta.
MT SIR Scrmauu Sbifcr 1T fsts re-
ret. is,ner psrs:.t:r csut'&sn vanesltu,tn frsune-
l,tit luiiuwarttM uno ns at1sneigt, ibnen gum
Iritauneu wuh!itll III usrflufen. M,l6
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-08-01
Die xootcn unc Bern uhoctcn in
NeD:Qjvrf.

Sepiel mon bis Wontaa ermittelt bat.
te, teiiei ii@ tie 3abl Ger perionen. Gle
bel eem Nu'rutr 9e.4etst rureen. auf 6G
Datet linc rle 9el1c.ettn Wlit0!ieeer ee.
W,litila unr Der poll3ei nitt mit9ers1
net. Iie Staatriei1uaa lhreitt:
Inter Zen sur Nniei9e aefemmener
1auen Vnp 62 8ti6e unp 4 6artioe
untcr titifn lssteren finr rie yeiten irrelcl
fartiAen &nat.n i'm @als: unmeit rel
Ylere 80. z aefuncen merren. IS ba
ben obne 3me.iel rifl mebr Iar*i9e nab
reno ree Auirubre iDr Veten rellcren, Cod
laf1en il9 rie GiQe niht crnitatiren. Ca
rte Qeihen fsblsn. Cine Mnsabl retiel
ben miro mebl lei rem ye,ihiersnen Ecu
ern Yettrannt lein. pabreno ros @a1e,
mad einiser 3eit au& reren mebrere 81
1ale f6lcern miro.
Yon Zen G6 an33ei9ten Ip:ten waren
aetDren in:
9rlanp IA Gnslant 80. /
Deulitlanp ....8 Dluemotf -. ]
0e1etn. Staaten g l%lntetannle -. A
Ictal ................. 66
5ierunter b.Incen iid q &naten iu
alter Spilhen & unp IL .melite bel cen
Nn4tih res Nlilitd,s auf rie Mufribrel
u Ger 9. NYenue ftlen. D,eieltsn bat.
ten ielti9en Mntbe,l 9encmunen an Cen
Derpdtunaen unp rem Rampi.
MT Ter lia., Ter 9prlen tefnrtn i'd
Aa4 rie Hamen ron 4 itiiteH drduen.
rcr r.uen 2 IN rcr z. Npenue erltpien
murren. ii { cerielben bate lbreu Wiann
gum 8.ece.fanp an8ereijt, unp war, ole
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-08-01
IT. Ruoolpb Alberti.

Otnce: Critic @trabc, i'm fatbpliIGen
6'an1e : B1cd, stssnuter uou Sec IrygrDp-
@to1t, cine 3teppe BOD.
9pre6funstn Bon so utr Mer-
gems, con Il bis 2 ubr Mti..ass unp ron 6 bis 8
llbr Mtenre.
KS 0an3 b%eicnpere empfeble i'd mid fir ale
91en'l9e Qanse ttt.bsrts) arauthsitn, ne
Uriit', Pals. unb 0eterafefticnen. pu1tr.
S9ptnhlu4t. allgtmelnt NerstnitmGde.
arampfe. une 70 %trsittr; Ia i9 islb,se gum S..
9suffante mfines tsf neeru @turiuu,s eeua@t.
9atientsu au6srtalb ct. Yau wrrreu sr u@t,
nit mSs i@R eeuauer Bef&re tuns ibre arans.
bat ~ bsie. I'D an mid IN psubeH. D.A.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-08-01
.Viu pcrpA,n n, trr Afauu."

- "NtAS
0emrfratie 0eIpaIttn. Wlbrnc Gin
Ibc,l re,islten our &trebrunA rer mabrsn
unr ausiniaen Jrt,be;I ;uriidf:btt. fnift
Gin anrercr 10 y ontcttur rcr Gem Bauls:
a1veu NauancinAbam, cem Wplrth, rcm
in NtmzOolt f,ctcn tuneerts rrn Den
ihtn. carunter %unInulri3e ainrer, ge<
(b|ahtsr mu,reu,
unc ucr ut ri.lu @alanrinabom ?
@tr tateu e5 unistu rtmpfrorjten
Vreunren eft 0elaat, otrv eon,it lie ee
0laubtn. mitlici mofratiih
prppbs'en ouiltsten, rie ee ibnsu r.;Ih!su.
Sin irlhcr prppbei 1T Ger bieliae .p.cuitr"
rae u!a!te eemrftai.lte V!a,t Minnsicta's>
Gus nun mir molten es ibn t:rsitmillig
gum Mubm natiaAen> einen patrirtiihen
Stancpuntl mutbtA eii,nt tmen urc wleser
am Nlto,e rc5 Gattrlaness cpI;tu,u uni.
en- lhetnt, sad cea: es lln1sre 3siG fren1:
Zen V0tttrn nad,lsIlEIsn. Der pieuier
ober irriht nun Ha41nr n3tan mic foIs1:
,.Glement s. gauanrtnobam 1T Gin
Wonn ron tereuteucsm Sal.nt; errGrr
GnerAie res Gbaraets,e; Gin ,iittia1r
Nerner une JOE o%ren,enlrls m @tr3si;e.
Gr 1T mid IS oils ciu rpllenceler
DemaopAe, Ger, 10 tale riss ull!1Iiid~
t'ht [anc mierey Sum Ttiectu UNI triiz
etrildjen Gint:adt oeIou0t, in c1o Gun
til s%utlfTufeu Mir, mpbiu Ct Qet0rt, Uni
n'ett mebr on ter Stsrlid,e rsr DTtnt>
tiden Nnaetraerbeitsu ou!sutaudcn, Alt
rerrn 2ei:una er ith uni1b'a ern;sitn.
Su eiusm Tiete1onfatl rpn
Narteiralerei, eGraIeidvu alIt
&cltercl lamm!usAeu ~ou=oei;gt (Ine.
Wurrt ct fir Opurerne!r vpu Sbio NO.
mtnist. W!r S~tpeiieIn niht, c, milc 4 c
lhloAen wucru. 1os osrEe l~lu,stht.
nsldto Inn ron rer Nrminitraticu in
WalblnNtcn w.ecOfabttu. wilp i'm niht
retlen. Sin smtifahes llEscd't mud,t rte
ctn Ned,t, unc CT bat rie itl1mmlte A,t
llnrcdjt asrr1klt. I'm rce inn Titte!fobz
rene ~ ,d0en. Nerrntb en- c,uem
Sane III rer Gtunre i~tinsr |d'Iimmiiru
NerrInanib. Iesns1sn lit Ct Gin ptr5
rommtfr Mann.
rRruee1it au me:usn Juoen, pyuale
td) se;ntu."
Ssfanntlld irllen otiT Ve'etl YEN ST.
fer'ca 1aris ;wt! As|anasns llnteuz 81
fsiste 9etonNeu wer:ru, um 9ttYaN2c fiji
c't !SinridtuaA ccn srei Nste!lsn Sp,
rNen III mbmen, unc i'm yitty> WffluA~
mig III Mihmoue muBten re cclt ocian
Acnen Sfl;iete Icrisn. meld,e >wsi Yrn ibz
nen un esu Wal4tn wonrc,n irl!ltn.
IS MIN nun ater nrbl Gus eit(im f!ei~
ner Srdbthtu CUR llntr1b ,ltuu1 rrr0suer
Vaicnf uuc ibrer ..Varite" III rtm no.
teln Nidmrne nitte wt,ren ; etnn Ntr
Vincc!n bat IL Ter 3ahl rer %AciarQene,
Heteusn> S,fiiiere noh rs.u Wsunrias !:
"hauft I'll msincn Suesn, bau ih ce,nsn,'
;mti ais 0elisln ausAcw1blt. meld'e tau
mtln irllcu fur ZEN Sal. cab Mo su1
0irudlunN FER telrtn Qtfen1ensu I'll
yittA 0stdnau,s> rer 0apuoius SauYt.
unr 1lynn. iuvsitsu ieute.
1:e You NrdNcent yiuccIn oreoe
mdtltn WeilcIn tint Wrn Zig Nuat Sec.
ein 9ieffe cee 9;rfeu JistN %LtuasusraIs
unc Gap. Wtncsr, ctr Srbn zee Wsuero'
Ninerr, m,ldnr rer S.l,hl Sur 0in
ri@tun1 Or llnirnerif;isre SowYet uni
NlY' n s1ibs:l: BET. Man fsbl Tie Vr,
isln fInc r%c[Insd,!il, unr eis @elren s.
taria & g.. mrrseu lid bitten, rlsits
laultbdnaAtittdI{ III %tcAinnsn, tti ms!
d9tm le rftntar iui Nadhthetl tlieten,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-08-01
Bi(iOcS Gn0ros un0 Gnoetoil
Gticfcl> uno SDubs
NH, Gjelhlft
HN ron
Gpmrat Gptidn,
Sadjonfra6s. ,mii&en Ger 5 u. s. ctr.
raan(Sdurmeier's 8lod)

ct. Vnul Minn.
IauofAmf ute amf9epaRt! QDis fatsr.
bltt Id Iuh Mt otIn Se3luue c,et'e bruh1ab'e
nj Ger .uetu y luptausenmtt aui raS @bpielale.
0:ibWt serlt,et unp meree ceb,alb itets Gin
rt,t,1luass N%lortemtn, Aur Oispciitio BADEN.
81 ids III me % ,ateu oirett pcn rta arcben
gR .uracturtu css Oitas fur Sab" t'aiebs. 10
lin it ~ ON 9tano seittt. Ntisrf'rtrtdutsrn
Die arG gsea y rtbtile II, tietrn. 9eittllur9en ocu
q1no V,,l,utu mer,en r,inft it teicret.
,4leihilllp wsrpeu 1le 5orten Stie1eln une
b the Iui B,itsl tug MODERN. rautrba1t uno
pto uvt IN ,eierti9t iIr cie rem barten Sci en- ral'
isa,tx pteiien.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-08-01
Ytucrucucitcs
in
Go,nm,cr 8nnrcu
bal iceten ron Ncw: Ncrf


rrbalteu uni cTeri,t pem Yutiifum ron ct. VauI
omv o:t Il ,eIeuD III ptr re,hhaItlgtsn Wusw1b'
uap ~ cen u~iu,Jlten pre.,sn ple p"npl"n8 sen
3. y, SnprripQ II. Comp.
49, IL ;brem
neuen Ste;no ,biuee al Der 3. &traps
nabe Der Birdie,
g +. Ill, Minnsirta.
Su 6ol. ( es 6 ieSse Vnr, w.e aube1as'n W.
tau It, pe Yreue Ger Nautupvusa Scaaftn pf'
b.u,up sst .e1en; Oh wtr attr t,nen 9rrpsn S'er'
r,tp u,u e,s,en WIaren b1ten. Gel ror c1 Sieta'
al lstaurt wurre. ~ Wue mtr III StAne pe'sRf,
b,eje Will. sr ~ %pertaursW ale trscnp en- ""ee1tS
0:l9lJt IN per Staet.
Gerner baten mir
Rleibcrnpfe unb waaren tnr
Games,
ais " Nntiaen. Sbaw!s, Sloats> 91npl~u'ea,
@trumyipAaren ,e. &C., iewie
Tuh, uup W1rrerrtts Nuifel fur 9errsr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-08-01
dlrp.Goo0s III 9uktion 9ehaut'.
Ssyt il: lie 3sit sum Ginfouf ran
9rp>@ooo6
unc Ger
yGbcap Cash Storr"
lit Der @laB, tic ST faufrn.
S. &n0r s GNlQr

$, &noE &aglof
1T ~ chen yen 9iem : Wrrf snrltaetsbr'
unr empiinat jsst feline Nrubjabrsz
unc Spmmcrpprr1tbc pcn Waa:
rrn. 0efauft mlblenr res lestrn ,Yanlc,"
unp rarunhr Nisle lei rrr ultyicn Nntlicn
in ienr Stact. r-.. s.......
Gr fAnu Nnb wiyo lie auf6a&
BiQiylte YrrfAufeu,
@ir mrllen &c Naareu uiht nit Gsr'
lut rertauitn. otsr Ia mir III niecris Gin:
oetaufr taten. 10 linn mir entitlrNsu, unz
fern &uurtn rcn NuBcn raYcn baten y
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-08-01

NaS SIR Sermaun Sbifcr 1T ists re-
reit. ie,uen esres.t.r ctutlden vaucaleu.tn freune-
l,uit auijuwarttu uuo n,s ataeneist, ibnen gum
Iritauneu wphIitll III usrtlufeu. M,l6
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-30
[S:T:-186 Ok.

DRAKE's PLANTATION BITTERs-Exhausted
nature great restorer. A delightful beverage
and active tonic Composed Of pureSt Croix
Rum, roots and herbs. 1t invigorates the body
without stimulating the brain. 1t destroys
acidity of the stomach, creates an appertite,
and strengthens the system. 1t is certain
cure for Dyspepsia, Constipation, Diarrhea,
Liver Complaint, and Nervous Headache, and
prevents Masmatic disease from change of
diet, water &c, 1t can be used at alltimes OF
day by old or young, and is particularly rec
commended to weak and delicate persons.
Sold by all Grocers. Druggists, Hotels, and
Saloons. p. II. DRAKE Il CO.,
de22daw6m 202 Broadway, N. Y,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-30

Beckel Hall.-George Francis Train, the
celebrated traveller and eccentric and popular
lecturer, will address the People at Beckel
Hail. on Wednesday evening, April lst The
subject will be-"England her Hypocracy,
Bankruptcy, and Downfall. America and
the Union in all its Power and Greatness
No lecturer has created the excitement
throughout the country that Mr.. Train has.
If he cannot interest his hearers we don't be.
lieve any other speaker can. Go and hear
him on Wednesday night Admission %
cents.
Societies, or individuals, who wish to Sc
cure Mr.. Train, can address him for few
days at Cincinnati.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-30


A Wagon. "-On last Saturday we saw
an improvised "Sulky"--a wagon on two
wheels-an institution which, for simplicity
of design, disregard Of style, sparssness Of
material, innocence Of iron, and general
primitiveness of construction, took the shine
of any thing we had ever seen. Two dilapi-
dated buggy wheels seemed TO have been Ia.
ken for "base !" these we're connected by a
rough stick for an axle, the ends being whit.
tied of so as TO pass through the hubs a
rude platform was elevated about two feet
above the axle by two strong wooden pins
surmounted by board, serving as a seat for
the driver the shafts we're two diminatye
hickory sspings with the bark peAled of ;
and the wagon was hitched TO a rsgged-look-
ing horse by means of ropes fastening the
ends of the shafts TO broad strap around
the animals breast and the Conductor Of
this singular locomotive was put up in pre-
Raphael style Of costume which resembles
that Of the earliest inhabitants, as shown by
the old prints ofiifty years agone. The turn
out was greeted with stare wherever it ap-
peared, and got up general sensation.
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~. O9B r. IE n.

IIAS received his spnng supply OF Goods, and is
constantly adding 10 his large stock Of Groceries,
Vines Liquors. and Cigars. He expects another lot
Of White Fish next week in addition 10 the large guam
tty of all kinds of Fish already on hand.
We advise our readers TO 20 and friend q Brien
aud take look at his grocery and liquor departments
Ne are certain they will be satisfied when his prices
are made known. more clever fellow never crossed
the Atlantic. Whatever he represents will be just So
and no mistake. His store IL just now crammed hil
willing TO dispose OF them al the lowest possible rates
He IS well known through large portion OF Ohio
and indiana and gets credit for having pure Wines
aud Liquors for medicinal purposes. He keeps con
stanty on HAND the celebrsteds s. 4. iS60-X-Drpke's
Plantation Bittera. mRlOd4W
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-30

DR. RoBAcgs ScANDEAvlAH REaEDlEs.-
Are you sick, no matter what organ is affect
ed, depend upon it the blood, which is the
food and sustenance of every organ is full OF
corruption My Scandinavian Blood Pills
and Blood Purifier, break up the source of
disease in the fluids of the body They purge
and purify the elements Of the blood. Hence
their quick and complete cures in dyspepsia,
scrofula, eruptions, fits, tnmors, nervousness,
kidney complaints, piles, low fevers, debility,
rheumatism headache, want Of sexual vigor,
etc, etc. These remedies are astonishing the
whole medical world.
See advertisement. mar9dlm
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nar9dln

LYoE's KArHAIRoS delightful article
for preserving and beautilying the human
hair, is again put up by the original proprle.
tor, and is now made with the same care, skill
and attention, which first created its immense
aud unprecedented sales of over one million
bottles annually 1t is still sold at 20 cents
ia large bottles. Two million bottles can easily
be sold in year when it is known that the
Kathairon is not only the most delightful hair
dressing in the world, but that it cleanses the
scalp Of scurf and dandrnf, gives the hair a
lively, rich, luxuriant growth, and prevents it
from turning gray These are considerations
worth knowing. The Kathairon has been test
ed for over twelve years, and is warranted as
described Any lady who values beautiful
head of heir will use the Kathairon. 1t is
finely perfnmed, cheap and valuable. 1t is
sold by all respectable dealers throughout the
world. ID. 3. BARNES d CO.,
New York.
ial2d&w6m w, w. STEWART, Dayton.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-30

Deaths--A letter just received from Cor
inth Mississippi informs us of the death of
John Sifford and Henry Wambold, of the SD
Ohio, both of this county The Dayton boys
were well, and the general health of the Ohio
Brigade has improved since we last heard
from it,
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INSU RANCE
FOURTH STREET PROPERTY

MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.
William n. schenck, Pisinrn. Mont. sup. oOurt.
against
J. Barvey Thomas et al Deien'tzS Case No. 2el5
PURSUANT 10 an order OF the Superior Court Of
il Montgomery county, Ohio, made Iu the Aboyp
case aud directed 10 me, vail ofer a. pubic aurSioh
at the door OF the Court House in the dy Of DAyfoi
in the county and state Aforesaid, on
SATURDAY., April 4, lBGl
At o'clock Of said day, the following described
property tn.wit Situate ia tho county ol Aonsoneiv
and state Of Ohio and in the city OF Dayton LII
numbered me thousand nine hundred md ~ four
Qs9t the plat OF said city Of Dayton, except SIX
cen feet on the side Of said lot, runnn through
the entire lot, owned by 5amuel II ThomAs, being one
OF a sdb-d VISION OF out-los by n. LongwoYth.
Said property is 70 be sold on decree IA iaVor sf
william 4. schenck sRainst j. Harvey nsomss, and
hA been appraised At sixteen hundred dollars SlGOUi
and cannot sell for less than thirds Of said Ga
praised value being SloGd GJsS. Terms OF sle-ch.O
said real estate s situated on Fourth streat one
hou ~ OF Council street, and runs from Fourt
street 70 Sycamore lreetfonuug both streets win
q dwelling house on each end OF the lot
II. n. WEAKLEY, Master Commissioner.
ADAM CLAY, Attorney. f,iei davis
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sharpleys Arrived = The far famed

sharpleys Arrived = The far famed
Sharploy Minstrels arrived in the city this
morning by the Eastern train, and the Iron
Clads' marched up street to their quarters at
the Phillips House, making the cheeriest mu-
sic on their route that we have heard for ma
ny day They drove every thing like the
Jhies before them; the people were electrified
everywhere, and delight spread like con-
tagon At noon to-day Sharpleys Band ap-
peared on the Promenade at the "Phillips,
and again favored the People with liberal
instalment of most charming music
Tonight tho "Iron-Clads" give their FIRST
entertainment at Hutton Hail. They will as
tonish old.goers with the amount and quality
of their show-competely setting in the
shade all the old fayorites They are the
monitors Of the profession, and knock all
pretenders clear out of water. But well
have more to say about the Sharpleys to-mor-
row, and in the mean time they will be greet
ed with crowded Hall
Ho for Sharpleys, at Huston Hall, this
evening
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-30

Fresh Fish.-The best qualities of Fresh
Fish, direct from the Bay, are expected this
afternoon and tomorrow morning, by Dnh d
Anderson, lOs Main street, opposite the Phil
lips Honse.