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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-19
Personal Intelligence.

Major General L. H. Rousseau member OF Congress
elect from Louisville (Kenucky) district will DO in
the CITY tomorrow General Rosscau has national
reputation bold and brilliant fighter, and not less
bold and energetic political leader 1t was to him that
Kent2cky indebted for her abandonment OF the
temptible position OF neutral which she assumed in
1891 and his conduct throughout the has reflected
great credit the State He is the chief politician
in the State favoring the constitutional amendment and
will, without doubt, exercise great influence on the
action of the State Legislature He is already spoken Of
candidate for State Senator in place of Powell and
will in all probability be elected He Will 80 to Con-
gress in any event. he is member elect of the
House of Representatives
Brevet Brgadier General Louis D. Watkins, q loyal
Georgian, and graduate Of West Point, for time
commander Of the lannon's Fifth Kentucky cavalry, and
present post commandant of Louisville KY, with his
wife, the beautiful and accomplished daughter of Major
General Rousseau, Of Kentucky, is at the New York
Hotel route TO Saratoga.
MASTER CoxER, Of the Trinity Church choir, accom-
panied by Mr. Cutler his instructor gave private re-
hearsal At Montreal, Canada the 10th inst, with
great success He assisted by his sister, and the
Montreal Herald says that the Cokcr concerts twill as
musical entertainments be justly regarded OF tho
very first order
The Taunton (Iass) Gazette says grandson Of Ebene-
Elliott the Corn Law Rlymer at present employed
in the machine shops in this city, He follows his
grnndfahers trade OF brass and iron working and bears
striking resemblance 10 the portrait OF his distinguished
ancestor
Mrs Dolly Pendleton who died in Norwich Conn., the
other day, at the age OF ninety, born, married
and died in the house. and never lived in any other
She had sixtywo years OF happy married life and leaves
an aged husband.
American visitors registered in Paris for the week
ending August Nv NJ Could, VI: D., New York;
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Cambria, Baltimore II. G.
parmby, of New York; Mrs. d. j. McCreevy, Miss Nc
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Another TrrrIble TORNADO im I'll. Wet.

fbm tue tni'tko lfluunt. Augnrt H.
IN the storm o "wednesday hst, tornado OF terrific
violence swept over the towns or Lyons Cook county
aud powner's Grove f'u Page county. Illinois. dwelling
10 the earth bouscs barns fences orchards fruitful
crops Of grain, everything almost which stond In lis
path II Is alno impossible give anything ikea fun
account of the devastation wrought or recount the
suneriDgs bii informed that the most atpa nr
wreck was ON the farIns oi Mr. Bby in Lyons, aud
~ Mr. traigmi, 81 Downers grove. The residence Of
Mr. Billy wN carried some ten rods and then dashed
down IN fragments, and almost everything n
contained, which tho wind could move was
vbir'cd far OF ON the wings the .Orni Mis-. Blby
stud her three children were in the house st1he tins. and
WERE very serousy cut and bruised hut By what
almost miracle, escnped instant death. large deld
~ wheat cn ana in shocks, on Mr. Bilbys farm
blown entirely away, no one knows whistler. On Mr.
Cra'smilIs Ilaoe barge barn and gransry wholly
demolished, aud their coutsus scattered the wlnd
The orchards 90 the route n the storm uprooted
the Wsncbts wrenccd from the trunks Of the trees and
IN the groves tue tree tops filled with shosves Of grain
caught up from The helds and lodged here Agricultural
implements carriages, and fences have been
totally destroyed OF So shattered and spread abroad that
they may BE- 80 considered The wind seemed In many
instance 10 have IN some strange freak, seized lis
toys things which one would conceive 10 have been
secure In their weight sight resistance and sought
them Ia display iis terrible force
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The Mi--.ng s.w Haven lady.


FtkTUbN fAHTNNt AE~.
From the New Haven Journal. August Isl
About a month ago Mrs. Adea y. Sayors. wife Of
Henry Saycrs. who resides at "a Washington street.
this city, went Ia New York TO attend medical college
IN Fourteenth street, tor the purpose Of undergoing
treatment for chronic disease After remaining there
two weeks she went TO her brohcr's, in Ludlow street
This was two weeks ago to-day. She remained there
until the following Tuesday, when che lei go to the
residence Of the mother Of her husband, who lives in
First avenue Since leaving her brothcrs residence she
has not been few DAYS ago Mr. Savers received
letter from his mother stating that hi wife had been
abducted BY one Frederick sulI, bounty jumper and
taken 70 the house above referred TO- drggd and then
made the victim Of this villains lust The effect OF this
letter TO put Saycrs In a most azonizng state OF
mind, iron which he now greatly suffers The matter
as above indicated has been put the hsnds defec
lives, who will probably find the fellow before many
DAYS.
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GREAT FIRE At QUEBEC.

Sixty to Eighty Buildings Destroyed.
QUEBEC August Is, 1866.
At half-past eleven last night fire broke out in
house the of Curan and Queen streets It
occupied by Jean Pagest grocer The flames extended,
despite the cxertons Of the remcn, along Cur
ran, Queen Richardson and King streets, destroying be-
tween sixty and eighty buildings
The loss s not yet ascertaincd.
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The Verdict Of the Jury he Promul-
gated Monday.

BRiDGxroKr, August Is, 1865.
The jury Of inquest assembled IN the City Council
Rooms at hafpast seven O'Clock, per adjournment
this afternoon ADD at this hour OF writing they are still
in session IL is evident that the jury rgidly ex
aiming the testimony elected the preceding days. and
that just and unbiased verdict will be rendered II
generally conceded that verdict censuring the
company severely will he rendered Many persons are
collected outside of the council chamber anxiousy await
ing verdict The session will probably be postponed
until tomorrow evening
LATER.
The jury adjourned till Monday morning mt eight
O'CLOCK and are agreed the verdict will be officially pro
mulga.ed on Monday.
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Fire mt Waterbury, Conn.

New hAvES August Is, 1866.
The large button factory Of Maby, Morton Il Co., in
Waterbury, Conn, totally destroyed by fire this
morning, at three O'Clock
The building entirely of wood, three high,
and il burned like ciDder The loss is $4,000; insured
for $40 600.
The fire probably the work OF an incendiary
large number of hands are thrown out Of employ
ment.
The building is 10 be immediately rebuilt.
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Brookiyn City News.

IScESoIARy FIRE About hsif-past eight o'clock last
night the stable of Edward Wall cornof North seventh
and Fourth streets, Eastern District discovered TO
be ire but the flames extnguuIcd with slight
loss The fire kindied In the mnnger during the
temporary absence Of the stable boy The place
fred twice before
IDexrirtKn The BODY OF this hoy fs'sud drown'd ~
the Grecnvoint ferry Thursday forenoon has been
recognized tina, Of Joseph Dunu, Whose areu reside
al 100 West Fifteenth street New York. that
the boy drowned while out boating with other
boys Monday lnst. IN the East Iiyes TIE Commissions
found on the head probably csussd hy the Crap.
png iron used for bis recovery.
Dun rpox eoaSs "A young son q Me-. Jobl Callabsn
res idIpr in North Seventh street, ner Firth, Eastern
District died last evening from the effects accidental
burns received ok week. ago by his oloshss iskinv
Coroner Barrett held an inquest lest night v,Idos IN
arcprdancs with the fJ.ts
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Died.

LorTus.--On Friday, August Is, CA1HAnHE LoprUa. .
native Of the parish ofTempe Boyd county Of Slgo Ire
land, aged 80 years. IN
The funeral will take place. from the resdcnce Of her
sonD-aw, Patrick Sullivan, Is East Twelfth street. on
Sunday afternoon, ut two O'Clock.
ORR.-In Brooklyn on Friday, August Is, WnlAH
ORR native Of innsshannon county OF Cork Ireland,
aged 65 years.
His relatives and friends respectfully invited 70
attend the funeral this Saturday afternoon at two
o'clock from his late residence, No Eighteenth street,
Third avenue, Brooklyn L. l.
County Cork tIreland) papers please copy
fFor other Deaths see Third Pdge
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The 6rs; anniversary meeting Of the "Wbac Star
Union An association comprising thc otc~rs of ceary
old DIVISION viii he hsld in TIE city Of Philadelphia
The I'd day OF September next. The precise hour and
the hall Of session VIII be- announced only Che papers
Of thai city Tbis association designed to iperpenate
the ties Of friendship Termed during service IN toe field "
now has enrolled membership Of about i've hundred
IL IL expected that nearly oil former ofccy 10 that
ssnzation will be enrolled ON itf books II 10 also
proposed 70 compile record book containing The
and history Of each officer Of the division who has lost
his lite IN The scrvce. There will doubtless I've large
attendance members and their friends AZ bs
ssry mseiing ut which Major General john W Gerry,
The hftt President will preside.
The Vice Presidents for The Rrst year are Brisader
General n A. Bainum, New York: BrigadIer General A.
Psy,lee penpvyivanis Colonel r. Fourt, New Jersey:
Lieutenant Colonel j. x Mitchell, Ohio. The Secretary
is Lieutenant Colonel W. Forbes, A. A. g., New York
city The Charmao Of Executive COMMITTEES is Brissdier
0epegei p n Jones' New York.
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The state Pr,soners At Fors Warren.

There arc nav but hve prisoners at Fort Warren Vice
President stephens for the Last days has been released
from close CONFINEMENT and IL permitted TO walk wher.
ever he plceses In the fort bsweep revec and retreat
and ascend The rampnvs He is always unguarded
and seene 10 appreciate his relief from hs dungeon
Another prisoner s Mr. Reagan the late Confederate
Postmaster GENERAL third 10 Cbas Cheshire formerly
ono Of the Supervisors Of Brooklyn, ~ r. who close
imprisonment for frauds perperated IN the recruiting
department. his sentence being six months Imprisonment
and nnc OF $40 600 His cell s situated that be can SEQ
from his window the Whole interior OF the fort and he
was recognized BY acqsaintances OF the fist
fourth prisoner Ia British captain, blockade runner
ard nth party who refutcd 10 take the oath OF
s''egsnce Reagan Is allowed 10 iste AN hours Walk
G,cb day attended Ny guard
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News from San Ermmcusco.

SAN FRANCISCO July 81, 1863
Arrived today ship Syrcn FROM New York.
A bank Qimied) with capital Of FIVE millions of
dollars is announced, under the management Of ex-
Senator Latham.
The steamer Moses Taylor arrived day from Mica
Tn,ua.
Sailed yesterday, steamer America, for Nicaragua
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Fire I'm Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, August Is, lSG5.
fire this morning destroyed the sash factory of A. r.
Leutz, Third street, above Poplar The loss the
building $50, 600, and the insurance small Hale
Garrison, moulding manufacturers suffer LOGS of
$40 600, which is insured for So 800 Graf Co., pic
ture frame makers, lose $4,000; insurance. John H.
Hilgest tin foil manufacturer loses $400O The entire
loss IL abont 800 600
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The Turf.
FASHION COURSE. l.. -

FASHION COURSE, l.. I.--TROrTING.
Match 81 000 half forfeit mile heats best three In
hve in harness.
Mr.. Hall named IN. Lady Jane. ........... 1
j. Woodruff named &. Honest Major. ......2
Time, 2:31 k-2 35-2:3l
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new Orleans Markets.

NEW UHLhtks August W, 1906.
Cotton 10 dsciinns sales to-day 700 bales at A2c
for middlng
Tho sales OF cotton fcr the week foot up 1900 bales
and the xeceipts ~ 900. The sosk on hand W 1900
bales ~ ".t -, 4ta
Frs,ehts are exchanged
Ice scarce mn sells u iec vprnd Tho s'ocl IL
nearly esbsusSd
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News from Mexico.
NEW ORLEANS, August !

."f New ORLEANS August IL, 1855
hsamoros dates of the 9th inst. received.
The Monitemr contains tho Of several defeats Of
the liberals san Luis and Pucbla Smail forces
both sides only engaged and the results unlm
portant
Many exIled rebels 10 Mexico and becoming
naturalized citizens Of thc empire
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BURNING OF rfts SHAKEN WooltRs FACTORY Ar Nsw
LsHANoT.-Tbe shaker Woollcn Factory al New Lebanon
wns destroyed by fire last week. together with all
contents. The buildings and machinery nearly
new. and the latter was very valuable The manufacture
Of warp for Balnorai skirts principal feature of
the isctcry. Albany Argss Anspa IS
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The Yacht Squadron.

Please give the yacht wdceon the credit Of reaching
the tslunodGres bort Drst At Holmcs Hole in the sail
,is,.i y. l,cii. rAII. PLAY
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Our Mails 20 the Pacinc.

CORRESPONDENTS WITH THE POsrM AsTER GENERAL
ON THE SUBJECT.
EDiToR
New York, August Is. 1855
Belonging the class Of sufferers arising from the
great Inconvenience of the days Of sailing of the
ers for Aspnwall and their failure with the
British steam packets Panama for the South Pacific
ports and noticing with pleasure your remarks the
subject in the HERALD Of the l4th inst the oy-
portunity Of with the Postmaster General
Mt Washington.
In reply received the enclosed, which think is
not altogether 10 the point the great delay and
connection IL by the change in time of sailing Of
effect last May, apd not from any change Of the sailing
OF the British steamships Can suggest any other
plan by which the matter could bc rcmcdied2
FERRARI DAVIS, No. 5S Pine street.
posr OrrIcE DEPARTMENT., I
WARRINGTON. August l6 1850 !
Messrs. FERAm D,vI. New York city
GLvTtrNrN-I have 10 aekno.virl fhr recent of our
letter of IN, I4h nsi. emit~ a. "a, cri.y r,' ..r
from the iaiirrc OF 10, tn;,e ~aits na .ietint uf
at Panama with the Brit IN iDa ,ackeis pl, ing and
from ports on the South Pacific coast.
In reply have 10 inform You that The importance of
securing close connections at Panama with the British
mail packets has always been fully appreciated by this
department, but the efforts which have been made
that object have always been unsuccossiu the
sailing days OF the Br tsh steamers being as u supposed
purposely adjusted Ia prevent connections With
the Cnted states steamships plying 20 and from New
JOSEPH n. BLACkTAN.
Ear the First Assistant Postmaster General
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NV mlfAN.! Augu9 ", 1902
The steamer hatAnsss coIdcd With the steamer Car
lofa opposite the city. The aster wae sank end sup.
posed " he total Iosk No lives vH Lost The bssaI.
sas Wa upInered
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PnELps' NsaonmcEded BY iesdinsphy PHELPS
HEADACHE ,sss ~, Sp,ns i,s. sios HEADACHE
.rv.ry .o,xs Loss Of Appetite tonspsJ
in'"N"s icn md NIL Bilious Affections .rrr, ,,,,.r..
Recalled ty Druggists generally. w.
wholesale by II. A. LDvEJOv. % Fulton st,rst
sample bos sent anywhere by mail fof az csnis
go = - . 49,
TrNIoH WASHING MACHINE AND wRINGrR-rflr
~ best IN the world; warranted wash perfectly Siil
out soaking rubbing or btllng II win last ilfr time
J. WARD co, 57 broadway, M y
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MISCELLANEOUS

IA. SUGAR COATED only certain and unfaling f.
male regulator known One boz ST. Six boxes s. free Of
postage We desire send pamphlet free OF postage
every lad n land.
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Gpo ppn Gbrifinn &ribben
in ct. 2ouiS.-Dteie betannte beutz
lHe mi0ourilde Yroltlaperet> pplitifer 1T
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&Dln esburer, fam f9on- 1T ieiinen Sting
linsajabren mad Muerifa uno srpar BALD
mad ct. 2ouis> erlernte hann IN ct.
Charles oiesRedtswt0enidaft urp prafttz
atrte bort lpdter mi: benz na1nalt9en
SberbunbeS, Nnpalt 8ate6 als Mbppfat.
SIN Sabre 1916 febrte er mad, ct. 2ouz
Is 3urid unb 3oB Don bort aus in ben
merifaniiden &ries. Na@ feiucr &ldz
tebr lief ct fl@ in ct, epui5 al8 Moppfat
,iecer l1no erbielt ldneQ cine au8sepebus
te praris. Sa Ct i9wans F6 balp ~ Ell
men, BET eriten &edtsanwdlte 1T Mt6ourt
en1por. 3u9lei@ nabm er resen Nntbeil
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erldten ct. als DeleBat. ST -btnterldbt
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Das Dtfilertez@ ei9dft pom @tant>
punt Der Mt6eni9oft unb praris
betradtet.
(Gort5ebung.)

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taB in ben Ser. Staaten bic Musbeute, nameut.
lid BON Snbian &prn. bei tpeitem ni9t 70 bod
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a%rbeitxn, 12-14 Quart grruf @bisty BON,
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lnmS8li&teit, rpeil has ni&t int Gern nsde."
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baufg uidt nit Der Xbeorie slei&en @@ritt balt
tpas oft III elmer u,anselbaften Ginri@tuus elmer
DiiiQerie cher in elmer unsuutpmmeneu Ginlei-
tuns Der 9emii&.nwr oaede feiuent riftis.u@ ruut
bat T; 10 ta6dte 60 bod nidt unintersdant fem,
has RefuItat, p.laes bic @iFtnfdaft in bie(tr
8esiebune als nnSsli& lebrt. tter an1ufatreu.
@orbana siebt ndn.li@ mad ietuen 1nterfu&uu.
gen an, bab Com ~ pGt. StGrfeuaebI enttalte.
9auquelin fano Is PCT. unb Btjip &C pGt. SIN
Dur9idnitt piiroe gprn bierna4 " pGt. @tGr.
femsbl entbaltea. Dies 1T ni9t unpabrl@etu.
lid, wlnu man peib, bas ielbf beuti9er Dai3eu,
auf unespanstem 8uben sewa9itn. &c pgt. unb
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beine Oants's nod BEN . q NJ
t e. S eR aufeefunp n,-Mus &a5
yen,1a fommt bic pabrbaft lbertaibenpe
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ten @ebeine Donte'6 3w6liEasc mad bels
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aufsefunben nuroen. Gs tpar i'm Sabr
1877, ols Cardinal poaetto poi. Meyene
ma Die Mbfbt duberte, Ole @eteine Danz
tee als Die eines &ebers aus BEN SarBe
reiben uno De%rb1cnnen su la1len. Der
GrsbiIApf, welder aubsrer Mnfl9t tpar
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~liden Dibter perebrte, lieB Die tbeuern
Neliquisn beimlt6 au68rabsn uno tie an
etnem onberen Srt Der Stride perberAen.
N!5 bic @efabr soriber war, ne per@r5>
bt{dpf ssftorben, unp pie @ebeine puroeu
nidt tpisosr in cen ur(pransli9en Sars
;uruilffaebraGt ia man per9as penSrt 1p
lie ouibewabrt iparen. Dieter Sage nun,
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ron Dante @rbetten 3pr9enon1n1er tpurz
oeli fieb mat, auf bic per9eienen @ebet>
ne. Die1elben waren in elmer 80 Cent?
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b5laernen &ii1e perldlo0en, pfe IN cine all
tie Mauer Der Stride Gan 1raneeeep einz
aen,auert mar. Diefelbe Bate 3tpei Sn@
lbytftsn, etne dusere tuab et1e fnnere.
Die erite~ lautet: Dantis ossa a me fra
Antonio Santi hic posita ammo 1877
die J.. 0ctobris ; bic innere iaet: Dam
tbs ossa denuper revisa 3Junii 1877.
Go 1T iber pielen Bunb BroBe Greunoe in
cStdlien.
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Garl 8linb ilber ben Sol beS M1ar.
fbal Maenan.

Ginsn Sag nab @erSffentibun9 bee
:drnenoen &ailerbriefeS forb 80 a Il
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IS lidtet ld in ben &eiben oes Smpert-
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Sonapartismus. gr ma Gin alter Spl<
bat, rom erten &ailerret0 Der oatireno !!
Muf i'm ieste paber 2pnis 8onaparte BEL
Dem Spulpsner Nnidlag feline 5offnuna.
Gr iudte ibn = semper idem - nit
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lprad ibm aud ben ManAausfah, fanp
aber fein @eb5r, neil Mo9nan pan,als
slnubte, Die bpnaporttRii1e Sa9e iet IN
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ibel Com a Sc vfb. tpirb bsmna@ ". 56I1OO
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abria, Diele lerfaQeu birtft in NIcpbpl uub
Ncbleui6ure. 100 Wft. waGerfreier @tarfe.
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Aus folden S6inperbannien lebt l&
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nod bat aus>unb ein9eben feben,- fabrt
beuer III cine @6reinermertfdtte, 81 nell
der 6auSFur unb 6oFase Yereini9t urp
uterwBlbt tporben Gnb. Das Mfuntcipt>
INT BON. Glorens tpplte bteies 9auS al1z
faufen unb BEL @eleaenbett. BEG Subilas
un,s 3u einemD antes Muieum ausfatter.
Der Gisentbditner ptl absr auf Zen 9a1'
bel ntdt ein9eben, 1pnbert int BeiIBe hle>
ben, wetl uletne 9ibner ibu lteber' 1eien,
ais Dante'6 8ader." go trbt Is init
perpDpularitdt beS eroBenD i9ters. Die
in Msapel eriaeinenoe uS9talta"i 1T auberit
smpbrt 1bsr ben unseldltfenen 6auste>
1lysr i. CROFT bemIelben n1rtli4: ISM
Nanen Dante's 1T Stalten eeuta6t tppr>
ben, unb pu wiQ1t un8 ba6 @eburtebaus
Yer1petgern 2, Gorbere urp rfmn1, pelbe1
prsi8 pu mtl1t, pper = mir 1perpen ci9
lebrsp, paS man cine Nattpn nf6t unses
1raft beleibistW Son Glcren5 aus TT
Der erei(e Man;unt eriu&t tpproen, cine
petition ali ben italtenif9m Senat 3u
ribtsn. pae tieler npa6 3auS Der Nlis>
bieri III Der @ia g. Wartinp" im Sntez
refe peS decore rationale auf pem @es
sc Der appropriation sunt gfatioral> Ct
eentDum gu MAIDEN tefblieeen mbgs.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-07-01

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