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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-16
From she Pacific Coast.
san rRaNCTsoo, Nonily. Dec.

Heavy rains are still prevailing.
Tho treasure receipts oI tho Inferior for the l1st
ten DAVIS sre nearly two millions and quarter.
Buion IL IN demand al Ss>O 70 $3.50.
Currency bills selling at 10 premium in 9cE:
coin bills per cent premium.
The Nicsragua steamship Moses Taylor sailed tedsy
with large number Of passengers
The steamship John l.. stephens arrived yesterday
from Mazetan with nearly $4,000 specie and "
large amount Of silver ore This steamer brings tho
details Of the surrender Of the city OF Mrsatlan ~ tho
French on Nov. -. Three French ships reached thas
Dor, on the ETH an1 Tag Of truce was sent ashore 10
Inform Governor Resides that the CITY would DC ooc1.
AIDED on and after the 18th. aud that hostites woai
commence the same day. ,y,
Tie nea day harmless fire the city va, fotoSed
by it, Surrender and occupation. The streets were
crowded with people things were conducted q9leu..
Several docices for preserving order ana we
OF the press and mails had been issued since. rev
oficc!sl organ had been established, new nuD'c,p~l
cIeers syp1iu,ed ard mail route opessd 70 san bias.
Arrived. steamship America. nom san juan doi sur,
With The ssease,s Thar leis NewXOrk by tho NicaT'
aqua route November ~ -. 49,, ort
vonco-vsrs Island briggs sioO go in gold, Dtsidcs
Alsg 40 iu the hsnhs OF passengers.
S.,cd ship PTima Donna, for New'bediofi tLa
.eyefsI rhses for Il whaling cruise.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-16
Rebel Reports Of the eitnSiion-Kiipa'-
rick Reported nortaily Wounded
Foster Marching on COesawaiobie-
Rebel. r.efeated on Piesepur Crefk.
BALTIMORE, Thursday, Dec

BALTIMORE, Thursday, Dec IL ldt4.
Augusta, Ca, papers Of the 7th, received ct
Tie Ableyieal oiGce, have tie following:
Bsau.egsri sisi'ed Of Augusta on lie morning OF
Sic 9Th
TIE Coasi,asio11]i, Of tie III says: Yankee pff'
report that fitzpatrick shot th7ooSh the head
and noslaly WOUNDED Ia the fight on Sunday ct Wa
ius Blidge"
1zs cirosie(s 0. tie 7th says: "passeagers by the
Savannah train on Monday afternoon rcpHt az quiet In
abe neigborhOod u Pocoahga. Another report states
he enemy were advancing their main column On Coosa.
wachie. II "a slsO rpoi.cd the enemy captured two
guns Feeispur Crock 90 Sunday. Nothing defnite.
however was Obtained"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-16
TIE T.. 8. Supreme Court.
CHEF JUSTICE CHASE TAKES HIS SEA

CIIEF JUSTICE CHASE TAKES HIS STAT.
WASHINGTON. Thursday, Doc 10. Ieoi-
In the Supreme Court OF the United States,
to-day Jnytce Wayne announced TO the bar that tho
bank tax cases from New York would be called Tor az
euuent Immediately after the argument Of the caso
from Zoe Cont OF ClsGs involving the question OF W.
yscioiior which Is fixed for the first Tuesday OF Jan
usry next s,,,
witt ladies' aai gentlemen 81 witness the ceremony OF
Chlet,IusticeCtase taking his seat At few minltes
,sst e!ever tie crer so,ney announced the coming OK
Inc Justices WIG, Is co i:oary appeared In their
robes Of Office Jns.ce Wayne walked In front Of bis
They ell separated to their respective chairs and re-
NAMED standing while the ChiefJustice himself read
the oath of Office written copy Of which had been
Clerk Of the Court ros and recorded the counsson.
all TIE Justices being seated. the Court proceeded 10
business.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-16
THE CANADA RAIDERS.
EAcitemcns in CnEsda-A efory thnt tho
Raiders are 10 be Re.1rrrsted.


The discharge Of the st. Adams raiders sur
prised the members Of The Government end The ground
Of the disohargs is pronounced ridiculous The magic
,rate is likely to he severely dealt With. New warrants
hayO been Issued by Sup Tor Court Judge fer the ie-
Of the raiders and oOnstsbes In pursuit An
efficient military force ia to be sent to the border towns
Immediately, 10 prevent futhor deyredasloDs.
MONTREAL, Thursday, Dec. IS, lsd.
The conduct Of ccurss the Magistrate, and Lamothe
tho Chief Of Police is denounced. Lanotheis accused
Of completely. An Investigation ia going on by tho
council II ID thought that Tamotho will be dismissed
ToRosio, Thursday, Dee Is. 1864.
There IL profound sensation In regard 10 C0ursals
decision in the caso of the raiders. The best legal
authorities pronounce It contrary law. and it eeis
with general condemnation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-16
Justice Courssl's DccisIon DeReuneed-
TIE unit,crs TO DC Ee-nFEcsted.
QUEBEC Thursday, Dec. IS,

QUEBEC, Thursday, Dec. 10 lsei
Tho Cabinet had long session to-day, and
70 is understood that tho members Unanimously de-
noUnced the act Of Judge CoarI dscharging the 81.
Adams raiders. Tho pretonso was that the Canadian
e1tadton act Of le6l not in force because IL had
not been assened 70 by the Queen in council II the
Judge had inquired Of the Government he would have
found that her Majesty he'd specially assented to that
act. lie mado assertion against the validity OF the
set Of the Canadian Legislature without proof 1t
turns out tha, his assumption was false.
The Ato.neyG enernl It is understood. advised the
issue OF new weunnts the same night by the
Judge Of the Superior Court Of Montreal To- the rear
roit Of the raiders some Of whom have gone cast TO
HALIFAX, and some west Officers are on their tracks
and they cannot escape II tLey remain IN Canada.
The Canadian Government has no legal right to act
directly as tho courts have Independent Jurisdiction.
II the Judges refuse 10 DO their duty act corTupty
they may DO suspended or In some cases. dismissed.
Il is probable that Counsel wiz be dismissed
MONTREAL, Thursday, Dec. Is l-ti.
The Attorney. General decides that the magis-
trates's decision Was wong in tie case Of the St
Adams raiders, aud o,iers ther re-Grress and the
mcrey 10 be given up
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-16
THE ARMY OF TIE POTOMAC.
The Late Weldon R&id-Whnt thc Cav
airy Did.
& rom Our le,is Cofrs,ponasnt
HDQHs. TIIRD BRIG4uT, SEcoND Cav. DIV. !
Dec. II. Isof.

e rom Our ; le'isl NoiretpoHesn'
HDQRs. TIIRD BRiGAuT, SEcoND Cav. DIV.
Dec. ~, Isof.
Early on the morning OF tho 7th this Division
ot It's PRESENT camp in company with the Fifth and port
Of the Second Corps the cavalry taking the advance
But,very little opposition was met with.
We struck tie Weldon Railroad where Il crosses tie
Nottiyay river about 20 or IS miles from Peters urg
Tho bridge WAS burned aud tho railroad complete de
siroyed to DelGeld. There the enemy were found In
force add II was not deemed advisable 20
take the place Saturday morning AT carly hour the
command started on ia return march this brigade hay
ng the rear. Tho enemy followed Us mp and at times
TIE fighting In the rear very brisk two peccs Of
arteIy were od b. the Rebels in and two in
tho advance.
Tie Twenty frs, Pennsylvania caveliy was TceF
guard and dill the duty very creaitably. The l4rsi
Maine wts rlso engaged ioi short c1nc.
The second y. Y. Mounted Rifles was ctacsct 70 the
infantry and lost considerably IN prisoners. Ihs ooa'
mending officer, Capt. Jas. NJ. Wa,son WA cepufedi
nlso ore other oflocT and 80 men
Tie Sixth Ohio cavalry lid not ccoOmqaay tie expo
1iiicn but were fighting the Vaughan and boydton
roads. and Oh Saturday. with two other reBi'
merts Of cavalry and division Of tie Ninth Corps.
started TO nee. u.s. and met ibe command neal tie Row
eny. We returned to orr old camp ct IL O'Clock last
night.
Tie weather was cod aid vet which made 1. very
uncomfortable Cox mer aid horses.
Co. c. H. Smith. WHO commands the brigade, 10.
oeyed bis appointment BTeYe Big. General iGa he.
fore leaving camp. d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-16
numo,, or Lee, Inten,iou O. Retreat into
North Carolina -- r rePsr atoms '"r I"
New Campaign.
FfoI Vu TFr-IlI Nti.-fVoHlIIH'
On board u. g. =. OscsolA
HyA-rOIf, y. c., DOC. . 1854.

BTAcroiGi. ". T., DOG =, Aob''
seYen refugee came into the lnes, and nom
tlem ,Ae following information toslecr oSahcd. which
may b. regarded ss Trustworthy:
Tie Rebels In tic interior Of lie State are making
eyeyy preparation for the expected transfer OF Ices
army from Virginia TO Nofta Csiolinn. With tlls IN
view. they have in procesl OF eo,'ir1e'ion ~ The
Roanoke River two large vessels intended as transport
Since tie destruction o. se Aib,msre. they Lave
re1nodo.ed. strengthened and arc plating oEe 81 these
resssl. 20 make another ram. here isbt sma!liosce
NJ the place 20 protect ,he wVkmen.
At I,snbow Ysnks, place VI the EoaDokc strongly
fortified tbolo IL also oplT snnl force. Bot At Wei.
don ard Gold..pIoagh there quite large bodies Of
troops actively engaged IL Certifying bofh places.
At other points eiot the line Of the Weldon ivrosd
extensive works ore in Of construction These
men soy there are ct least 900 refugees, white and
black IL the osstorD part Of the State WHO are living IL
the swamrs % avoid eonscIipton. Many are armed.
and Il would cost severe fight 10 coorco them.
Gen. Palmer Win a considerable force left Nswtern
on Sunday Last on an expedition into the interior "
tellIsence from him 10 daily looked for.
The United etesmes Pequot Lieut.. Commanding
Brainie, arrived yesterday
The United States sloopsofwar MCLEAN and Tufes-
rors oye of this port violent gale 10 blowing. rem
deIing /. mpossifle for them 10 set In. W. n K.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-16
The (aunda Raiders TO be- Ee-arresied.
WIsHIsa1oN 1hnIadaY Dec L. lsf4,

The Government is officially informed that
resh warrants have boon Issued Tor tie apprehension
OF the ST. Albans raiders who were recently discharged
pursuant to q decslon Of Constabes Court and Tat
tie police in that qus;ies arc making every effort to
prevent their escape.
Parliament. which usually meets IN February VIII
DO summoned to assemble ia tic middle OF Jann'ny'
when laws viii be passed to NEE. the e1gency OF the
rca, change Of pubic feeling toward tie Confederaies
sirce they have .toyn au intention Of embroiing Che
two countries In wsA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-16
From the MississipP'.
CAIRO Wednesday. Dec.

TAIhl, " tGntsuH.' Nv TT "'1''
The steamer Olive Branch from Now-Orieans
,hs st lns. las arrived With - bales q cotton for
Cairo.
She brings TO ncvs Of Importance
A, Now.Orle,p, cotton, sugar ard moias,es we're
quiet, and nothing Wa doing
The e,e.mer Annie Jacobs, from Meup,i', with rs
bales Of cotton. has arrived.
A steamer from up the Ohio River reports that the
Rebel Gensral Lyon and command occupy Lddysv'Ae'
ON the Cumberland River. with iosse estimated az
from $500 TO 1900. A battery three miles below the
town opened on the steamer Naasa.uck but did little
damage. All the bosts OF Smithfed had been or
dared 10 tho opposite side Of the river. ard gaGboats
have been sent 10 destroy the battery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-16
The Canadian Raiders.
Arp.yY Thursdav. Dec.

AIsAyT. Thursday, Dee. Il. 1861.
Apablic meeting has been called, 10 be held
in Tro, tomorrow Ilday) svorug. for tho purpose Of
.nlorsug the late order OF MAJ Gen. Dix In reference
~ Rebel raids from Canada, and 60 suggest or adop:
such otLsr neasurcs Nil iDIure The protection Of oar
frontier.
The naoios Q, Gen. Wool and Mayor 1lorn bead ne
LIST OK siylers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-16
Sessel ON Fir.

B0<l0N, ThurtdAY, DEC. 10 IcOf
Dispatches from Highland Light, Cape Cod,
sa,e thu, large vessel supposed to DO either aha
OF bark was discovered Dire from that station thia
afternoon. She was about % miles from land IN 4
uorsheastcrly direction. AT sunset she was pass o
flames nom stem to stern, and wOud undoubtedly ID
totally destroyed No vessel coall be seen near Der.
TIE fste q tbs crew is urknJwR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-16
No Positive News of the FALL of Savannah

WAsHNcroN, Thursday Dee Is, 1901.
There is no positive news OF the fall Of Sa-
,annan It Is merely probable
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-16

WILMINGTON Del. TbuIsdsy, Dec TO IbVi.
Six mills In the Hasley Yard of Duponts
Powder Mills, near this city exploded this morning.
killing ten men and ~oundng several others. Inc s1'
posion the mort serious one thai Las eesuffed io
etyeIsi years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-16
PROBABLE CAPTURE OF SAVANNAH
Phi,aaeipSio HeForts.
PHILADELPHIA Thursday

IIULfDLLINLNf IHlItUaFl EJ"V' II W.
The Cssnisg Ttisgraph hes inst received the
fopovil special dispatch:
wv sHSGroN, Dec. r. 1854.
"Auo,lor scent has arrived rom Shormsn's army,
with dispatches 10 The President lie reports Savanna
captured On tie 10Th int"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-16
RaiIroad Consolidation.

PROVIDENCE Thursday, Dec Is. is,,';
special meeting Of the Stockholders OF inc
A,rJipe Railroad al Woodstock. today voted 70 con
.adsis viii tho Boston Hs5lioTdi and Line Gs'Dos0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-16

NAvAL,-Tho flagship Hartford left her an
clorase 10 the North River at p. N. ye:teFsy and
to the Navy Yard.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-21
Ovster.Fniinr I'm r,ris.

The London Times Paris correspondent says -
81 think it was Mr.. Weller. who, whom driving
through Whitechapel, pointed out the curious
fact that poverty and oysters always so
together. True as the remark may be ia Lon
don, it will not apply in Paris, TO which the
cOarser descriptions OF that agreeable biVaye do
not find their way, and where cheap oysterstslls,
with their tin pepper-castOrs and perforated
vinegar cOrks, may DO sought in vain. The cost
Of the oyster in this capital confines it's cousump-
ton TO the better classes. Notwithstanding,
however, the high price az which IL is sold
generally from Sd. 70 l0d. a dozen, enormous
quantities are eaten.
IL has been calculated thai 1000 20 5000 bas kets
are daily emplied in Paris. Every basket con
taiDs l50 oysters, so that nearly 100000 are
daily opened aud swallowed in this greedy Clpi-
tai. Thirty-siE millions OF oysters a month, or
tive hundred ami eighty-eght millions in the
eight months 0f the year 10 which the c0nSump-
tiOn OF that mOlluSk used TO be limited. Nov
many persons eat oysters all the year round, an.
der the belief that owing 70 the improved cQlti-
vati0n OA the fish, they may always DO had In
ft state br food. Although some are used in
cookery. this Is much less the case than ia Eu-
rope, ero oy ster. sauce Is commOn with various
fSkA Gith turkey beefsteak, &C., and the de-
nand f0f stewed and scolloped oysters Is large
Here the oyster Is usually eaten raw, before OF
after soup, and great many ~ the first dish Of
The knife an9 tOrk bF9skfast."
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Remarkable Editorial from the
Enquirer"

Dto.. Eto.. ntO.. Etc. Etc,
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EMANCIPATION OF NEGROES.
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ANOTHER DESPERATE RESORT.
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lOeA PHILADELPHIA AND IOe1

1CeA PHILADELPHIA AND 1894
lCO4. ERIE RAILROAD. IOOts
This great line traverseG Northern and HoruhWelt
counheS Pennsy wanna 30 the city 0f krie Lake Ere
10 has been leased by the PENN 81 LNAhIA RAILROAD
COMPANY, and under their auspices Il being rapidly
opened throughout IL enttre length.
II for Passenger and Freight business flOA
Harrisburg 10 Emporium (05 nas) the Eastern DiVi-
sion, and from 5hOsd 70 Erie rs mi as), The Wsstos1
DVhiOn.
ItNk FAsseSeER rRAJSs AT PmLADELPHh. a,
Express Afain leaves
Oars through WITHOUT OHAHaE both Wsys on taose
trafns betWeeA PhAdeph aad LOok haven anu
baltimore aud Loo Haven. -. k.., -
Elegant Sleeping Jars On she bnsaess anny =,
the E NJ eorneS OF EIFVEHTH and MARKET Streets.
nd a. Treieht business % the ConlpAnyR Agents =;
SB KinSsi0sl, Jr., corner sAAdEESth ana hAkNAs
streets PhlAdephiA.
IN IJTin Hseai n. X. o. r., BalGAors.
-" II. HOUSTON
Oenorai ErolsAt Agent Philadeiphia
LEWIS L. HOUFT
aonega Ticket Agent, PhlAdaipAa
JOSEPH b. PORTS
Jai-N OsAuA Manager, WilSAhSPt
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PASSENGER TRAINS
Leave The CCmpanys Depot, at THIRTEENTH and
'ALLONlilLL Streets, Philadelphia at the following
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the ESichmond Local News
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from Georgia.

The flank movement OF General Hood upon
Atlanta has so far been completely successful.
The railroad from Big Shanty 10 Kingston has
been utterly destroyed, even the cuts filled up,
and all the garrsons along that distance captured.
On last wednesday, Frenoh's Division, Of
SteWarts Corps, made anil attack upon AlRtOOna,
which failed. The despatch ADDS that the whole
corps subsequently went 70 his assistance, when
the town was carried by assault, and 1000 prison
ers taken, together with an Immense quantity Of
materials Of war
This is evidently mistake because, if true,
we would before this have had some official con-
frmatOn Of it.
Our army was on the Kingston ami Rome rail-
road at last accounts.
General Beauregard iswith General Hood, near
Rome.
Slocum's Goth Army Corps now hold Atlanta
the rest Of Sherman's army has gone up the road.
There Is no cavalry at Atlanta whatever.
General IVersOn captured East Point the other
day, taking fifty wagons in good condition, and
the wrecks Of good many more.
IyersonS picketS are within one mile OF Atlanta,
and either kill OF capture every Yankee who
ventures outside the main works.
sherman 10 beyond the ChRttah00chee, cut oH
from his main army, and ThOulas Is In command
at Atlanta.
The evacuation of Atlanta is looked for every
day.
The enemy have no stock with which 10 haul
Sfullery and eommissarles, and no railroad.
~ u reported here that the adVauoe-guard OF
wa ~l"s uadw VqaegM Bate has RQsssd the
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DEFEAT AT ALAT0 oNA
ACKNOWLEDGED.
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FOURTH EDITION
sHERIDAN's GREAT VICTORY,
Full Details of the Fighting
GALLANT CONDUCT OF OUR
TROOPS.
The Reasons for the Robel Attack

Etc, Etcr E,er Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc
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INTERESTING FROM GEORGIA.
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RAILROAD LINES.
iNHAN GE OF ID L 2 o II
rEENsYLvANtA RAILROAD.

REMOVAL. -
on and ano. SUNDAY, october lG, let, the 1leket
nice of the vania railroad WI ~ a. te Passen.
ri BCr0t, TI1Rr1Eru and hARhEI streets, west
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A Heavy Attack Expected.
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The Augusta (CeOreinl SeNfineI saysi-" Il Il v,en
Known that General H0oD d In the rear OF sHEe.
says army fiat 10 car bas pas.ed QTVT Ibs rata
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EePatches from General Lee,
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MosEsY's LAST RoBBERIEs.
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GRANTS NEW MOVEMENT.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-09-03
OeutIbe 8anf.
8ereinigte @tAaten
$50 4 nlrib {.

Der @datmsiaer mad. b%etauut, tab 3e;a>
nunBsn fiji, Coupon @&apamtrrten, aabibar IN
tui Sabren Spm IS. Muguit 1864. nit baltjdb.
rigen 3iricn rcn Itten une preisebntsl Droaent
per Satr Capital uno 3inien in selesmabiaem
Oelbe ansenu,n,nen ,rcrten.
- Oieie Notcn were.n mad rem Belteten tes Sn-
baterS ttint Jeuierereen 1T feds Yrpcent Cob
brineeabe gpnes u%naeemanbelt, bic III Mot tpeni-
eer aIs flint unb in nidt metr ais amanaia Sob.
ren mad cato, ro6@utadteu Der &esieruna aabl-
bar lno. Gie terben in Betrigen cpn $50,
$500, $500, $1UUO, uns 5000 aus0escten unb
ale 3eidnuHat r m;!Nen nuf fiiuf,ig 0sIars pper
NIT finisa IolIars muItirli3irenr, lautrn.
Die Ncten Mcrhen ben Gi9en:bimeru itei BON
Iranspcrtfrfrn mad hem Gmpfanas Ger orie;aa.
lev Ginlog- certificate 70 i!usl iitst}tidt nc! cen,
alc ic ai,aeferti9t merren !Sanen.
Da tic Nptcn Dort IS. slu1ult 3in{cn tra1en,
70 milNen Yerlunen, tflhe mad, pielcm Tatunl
Gin!eesu madsn. bic srm Ilatum her Ncte bis
gum Datum, ter Ginlaee erwahisnsn 3iulcu b.
aabten. .
WerIpnen, rel6s flint anp %atran,is taujsuo
Tuuars uao bariter fir tisle &cien au i1ecno
elmer !3eit bepcNiren. wirp tiae Yroyilicn Ycu e~
ntm &icrtel yrrseut tcwilliaf. wtihe ron Rem obj
asa Nerertsmert bel BON G:apfans cimcr 9ted-
nuna fir; ben Betraa, rer nrn ssm Sea a:tsu
teglaubist lit, bel bsn eir Ji"loar a,maut muir.
Re, hcaablt. rerrer. !Ssirs Mt,ilJc fir prrsi.
fs"saetilbrsn ti;rfsn rsn nsn Giula9en eemadt
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-09-03
.peaieNens swei his mi Y1estnt Wtr'p u. 'nssm

msnieltsns Smei his mi YreSent Wsrtp u. inssm
IS ben wirsli6sn :3iMients,ras aaf anssfabr ssbn
Yypssnt rsrmebrt. 9foten ~eerislbsn Mrt, bic srr
>rri Sohrsn ausssIsut mureep, Wsresn jeBt NIT
einem Uranium ~UerFauft. Wcb11b allc bic Jtit'
tisttit eieleS Yeridtes lid %tslfatiSt.
DtrtM 8eiyeinn q non 9t1ate'
u ND " nnieipaItaren. - NtssStbe1
ppn allen ben Iurtbsiltn, bic mir ausastibrt ba'
ben. 10 tsireit Gin lpsaiellsr Att hes
6 cn9rsGes allie YpMes unb g Gab-
a IS MUten pUn lofaler : q.
tim. SIN Dur4i&nitt III tisie Ssfreiuas
unaeiabr ;meiYrusrnt PER Sabr wsrip wsnn man
bic State Der Iaratipn i'll Scriticrsaen Iteilen
hes Hanrss in Sstra1t sisb:. 0Snnen srrBere
@urtbeile, mic le bier aufsssablt iine, mssbStsn
mrttn? as@ Is4u
DEM S&abamtslefrstar ii aelast tso,tsn, sa6
CT Sch" gum bS<en preife fanfen mNtb's, NM
es nrtbw.ntia i'll ma1cn, ralelte sa tebsrrlhsn;
bab Ct feline Oblisatieneu rtiir was is trin0en
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has III @elre tpsrlb. wrrauf ie lauten ane eas
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toldcS rfcr su ert1aecn, mic Sbylpt ie %Serlan9t.
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bern, bic nan untsrsutrinsen iudt. ~ irscnt ei-
nrr 3sit, unb tas@ vusernement uNerirt %freiseti-
&C 3atlums fir pc6en 0etrau1. Yei einsm
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bss @efitl Spn Snters6t, ivpubl ME Yatrip'is-
mus une p1i&t irlte jeben mlerer 2eisr ts('in,-
men, il9 al rir'er Mnleibe ~ tetbsilissn.