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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-10-21

Mter unetsenndtta unit patriclii&. ME
'es tcm Mianne ber @i0en(@aft 3utpmuit.
Bat 1srr 3tsnau pur@ @orleSun9 BON
probeu aus ren1 alien Shriftptntmale,
ba1t'te gun. Gisen,bum Der Sebtsstt sel
tutaht.
Die proben atbmsn bic reinle
Glaifcitdt bts sermanii&en Gpra&ipt,
on,s. unb ltbt tnteteGanti 1T "a. aus tbntu
su erfabren. wel&e preliee Mni&ter baS
Won ben, GrbtaQ font lpurIos peri@wun.
rene teut(6e llrpolf Der nyla.ienal . De-
mutsatens' iber @taatsein,i4tunaeu, &e-
etetunesform u. {. -. 9ebabt. Del auer
Dewunberun8 aber, bic man Der 0cQsn,
puns unierer aussefurtenen Stamn,eS,
perranbten In, @ebrau@ /. Sprade S9ils
ler'S, @Stbe'S, Baunad's. Sans Sads',
Ybilipp Yetld'S bes 6rn. Sdubma@er
N6Q 3u sullen 8espunsen it, fam saat
fl@ bod eines 2d&elns ni&t erpebren.
,penn man In ben bur1 BEN JleiB bcs
Gori@ers Gbas. 2ienau cuf uns 8efoass
n,enen Graomentet, auf BE Mnldauung
1SBt, bae bic Gree %unterBebsn wetpe, pen,
taS Ydt Der .Naticnal Demotraten"
uidt mebr ea5 Grfe Der Grpe ltt. Das
Golt Der v9faupnalpsmefraten" 1T unters
seAon8en! --- a.,5H SIS
rnc bic Gree febt imlney nod
3n hummer Bsmnnpcruns ffebsn mir
por ZEN Neidtblmcrn peo uns bur4
peutibe BorlduSr5be uldlo6enen S&ret'
mes Ger Sddbe elmer Senenalten @prje.t.
8laspbsmie 1T Die Trose: Bann lebte
pas Volt ter Nalipnalpemotraten? Wiu
absr putb Giner ben !3oru her @btirr bers
ausforpern turd cine Nntnort, 70 farn
piele feline anoere iein. ale Wnnu 60
tadi
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9asen eu,pursearbettet aus rem Dunte
rer 0o,urtbeile gum 2idle Get Grtenntnib
wie mir GUT @lroisune r,s aQaemetnet
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rs6 6immelS 70 berrlib ppran beldrittel
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elmer Menjhenfamilie BEN @runel tsM III
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fSnnen, ra5 iaeen uns pie uetrr,site pe
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: tilden 2iteratur. r,Fssar
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ten Mntiquar Gbas. 2isnau soreeleais
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8 iun9e @elebrte pura @p.la8e peylelbe
nt9t nur Der @iNenl6afl (onpern au'
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tertbumefunrs nennen. 8er ibm 10,
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ps8 Gntpsders BON Nmsrifa, bee sold
H SAINT MlrnbetBer 6anplunesteilenes
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-10-21
(acnssp0aesn, b1 Minn. Staats,tituns.)
Supertor, 8. October 1865.

Viebet Si.fer! ata
@ielItidt wiree es Dir ni@t uuanoe>
ntbm iein, ttpas NdbereS User bic Ser,
million Gate Sob. 0egtca III erfabreu,
;umal fb In ben Artittln I'M, 81. paul
Dionier .lebr Drobe Srrtblmer yprfnben.
Die Dtftan3 upn st. paul tie Werma>
lion 2aft 1T xtdt $50 Meiler, ME per
pionier iast, ionpern un0efdbr $40 Mlei,
len. Sc 1T pom ct. Yaul bis Superior
16O, nod Dulutb 6 mebr. 8rn pa
aiulr,t man an, baB es unesfabr 80 mi,
len istn rperbe. unp atpar in norppttli@er
&t&tun9. Der Yionier iaot 1T is
only a 0otstep from Duluth" Dieter
yfootstep" miro Mondem mice 8tius
MAIDEN jseo& pas Sob mieat aues wit.
Der auf. 4s4
9ae 2anb IN bis(tr @olb. NeQion if
nod nt@t uetme0en. lletsrbaupt .fukr.
bts jebt fetn @e9 babin, ee lei BENT, ter
Wa1erpe9 ben 81. Nouis @iser binauf.
Sc 1T btes bic 6trabe, auf melder bic
Snbtan 6dnbler TIRE 99aare biai@oFen,
petn eu taubt piGen, baS f& al, Ser,
million Gate Elm 3antels>p 81 ten tefnb,t,
Gs ntmuat ben 2euten Don 1870 Iaoe,
Dielen Meg bat AUDI 9errn @barlta
Sates @obn, Cures ct. paul Banfiers,
In Be9lettuno etneS perm Swest unit
ttnes 2anomsItrs, ein8ei@laaen> ausae.
raftet NIT all ben n6tbtsen @~erueGun9s.
Snfrumenten &C.. ,,ebf BRET @bippetpa
1alftreecs ale Dlbrern uub Eranepor>
tours rt 2ebtn9mittel, 9err Datts bal
9edufert er tpcQe eirea 1000 Ncre MT
Grip tele9en. Dnlelben finb yo,, Gu.
petior am &c. .. 81. fort. Slid au!!!.
Seit elmer Bo&e ODER 10 1aSrn II
benn aud Qe1r @eie, nber9er RON 81
PAUL bier. unp ieitDen eifrte bem1bt &C:
peien. einm nout6t" ~ qnese III brin.
aen Seinem Sfenrubr Bat Elm &o0utb.
9ut plab ua&fn ml0en. - Dieter Ser,
Ysrlieb Supertpr beute Mpr9en, Soun:
tag ben 8. Sftobel mi! e!nfm .@anaca
GraMoien une ipet Gbippewa 9ncian,r,
als Be1leitern. ct niutu,t etn tir,ere,
Deg tker Beaver Bay, 60 Meilen %,
Suptrior on n5reli9en llftr beS SAT
Supertcr Beleeen. Bun ba nil Ct be,
Gubfapftn her @sbrdeer Games fei
Gntbsdsr bes @olees) foleen, une na,lr
lid eann aud 10 uub 70 piel taulsn1
NereS nit Serip belesta.
Du flebF bierauS, pab fir u,s arm,
S&luder penie dtri9 tleiten miiyp, ren,
Sly! nod eth paar FOLDER 2eute loslaie,
Sn etnt9ea laBen ertbartt i'd tiniae So,
tteint1 Greunpen 3urQd. Dte(elben lin
am 8. Septen,ber fert, birttt Ypn Duiu,
bur$ ben Wale, Dann metr! n,
@rlbtne 80 =. ,s. s,.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-10-21

BiQiarb<
9 balloon s 81 ehauratipn

olutulQ<
9 aIDDn = 81 effauratipn
BON
1raut ASuue.
800. ...Dritte StroB, 900
nstsn Der Tof. Office.
lem csutlbsn paeii:uni bic rrae5tu, Nr,,i,,.
Gag 10y oas obi9e bi5be. DER bnrn IS. Yrns -.
baltfne Grab!lIement ubsrnD nmsu b,b, r.,
trsunoliGs yelu6sr miro las cine pS,,j,I,d,
Nuswabl BON S"~'
Rbeinweinen
un9arDeinen,
Iran36flden unp
Gatawba<Neinu,
Waee'ra> uni portz@ einen,
ehte S6weiser UNI eimburoe1 sdit
"e@te 5ouane. Sarinse.
Scrreuep uni Sarpinru
u. ~ u. NJ, bft mir pc1lnpeu.
dsrnsr Fne:n m'tns ssstu:n @alt bic btttp
@bisfies. 8raubies, Gin
nnb 8itters
3aDanna= Giearros.
I'm s~ensisten 3uiprub bit;et
Dranf pIlle.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-10-21
&ieiSsrfoMc

tmpIanaen sntba!tsnp Mstinos uac&u,
prcB g. Spha pis mir Al 70 ntfer'0sn
preilen psrtaulsn, pas rteDamen srtaunt
lem lptrSsn,
Dir batsn 8 aImc1alaN ds in
aroBen 2uant!tdteu uno su uisot,seR
prfiEsH,
5s1ta. uu0 y9intst-S taw!s Won 81 autspafIa+
Nerssn> Ssapls, Iutias !s.
Tlassue yon alien BaItcn uu0 v!t.lsn.
Mluts. unr Wautsltc7s.
Srump{Ual:en Ine DGntlGnbt,
0aitmirf Tur WinEer unp Rnabsn.
S.up.n, lEtsrhsiuslctcsr fir psrrta Il. CaLssHs
Sidnfe!S.
B!ass unb b1aumt g bssttn5."
unc etspa5 von teiusbe ELLEN, was
lonit in eintm Dryz0ooDs Stpre srltet
NlaiIs III Fnoen 1T.
aommt uno ti(tdti9t unlsrs Waarsa,
sbt ,bf lcnitrp tauf #.
WsrasG! nidt ca5 9srfau15lofal:
g. Rnpg SaDlor,
2le D,ihn or, 81. Yaui.
80 bu .. Suaiu wtrp lfbt u'
fftut ietn, ale isiNe alien Skinner 1pteper
III lstsn unO 10 ylsl ns!ls, ala dc Vute
catsn urrrm, pcnNiprehen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-10-21
WILL YOU FORCE YOUR
DAUGHTER TO MARRY A.
NTGGERl .. s

atEH ,tH-H8 .
lautete bic oerbdu8nibpoue Graee, tpeldt
ptt ouftencen bemotratil&en Stumpreb>
ner ionft tbren safenben, pertbierteu
S@napsbracer, ju%5ubtdQen pFeeten,
tpern ibnea ale antern Mreumente etQen
bic @bfos, tie Barnturuers, 1reeloilers,
S@warjrepublitaner, M%iDseranbeter un,o
Abclittcntee1 u. I. ~. aue9e9anger tpa<
rtt. Das mar tbr 6audtarQument. Dus
jdnbete. No! No! bruQtsn tdu{enp rof
ftlnbe 9eblen unb erftute, tpe;,btu bic
2uft NIT Sdnapss unr Gufelpuft.
,nnb b!efee MrSuuient rau6 nod beute
berbalten. Grfannt, pera1tet .uIu,,b yerab>
fdeut np. auer @elt, ais QanpeSpeudtber
uab fet8e 9elferebelfer Ser Nebeuen bleibt
be1 teu1ofratilden Gibreru ni9ts utrta
alS an bic nteorislte unb beftalil4Re auer
8plt9letbeni@aften ben &acenbab
3t appeQtrtn. Die Gur9t unb bic Mbz
aef8un8 Dor benz NeSer ioQ tas @olt ben
@errdtbern in bic Mrn,e treiben uni
tbnett trttperum CUR politil&en Nadt In
2anb unb TN Staate perbelfen +! Das il
btr plan pel&en buraiufabren tetn mQit,
tel unueriu@t 8ela1sn tpirb. Il.
Das beutptrattf&e Grseutip, COMMITTEE
BON Obtc unp ielbR bet ie9en. vgolf6.
freunp" pom @~intinnati entbl5beu3 ia,
nt&t, 6ftntli@ su p%trf0rtictn; Die Grs
tbttlun8 bes Sttmmre@ts an Die Ne9er
unb niou,tt bic noltoutttere pplitti4e u.
fpttaIe @let@8eQung" berftlten unp
Der @eiben oebbre ju ben perfedten u.s.
f&ten Ser rtpublitani|@en partet unb ftt
1ur ttsbalb nt@t auBen1ein Ill ben, ,is-
sue" BET btpprfebtnpen Babl Ntma9t
porben. neil man ben Musfou s! iilbfn
eff abiparten pole. ~ 9''as. :.
Nie, IT. cine infauaere uub, fre@ere 2aAe
BEN gplte auf9ettl9t ,porben
Die republttanti@e portei fat fi4 aus
3pei @rdubsn fdrD bic Mb(4afung bet
.Sflauerei ettldrt aus ,eineut ppliNlaen,
neil bic @faperet bie @runblaQe elmer
rebeuilden 0anra!if1sftatie Aemotbtn ,par,
bic In elmer pemoftatil9en Nspublif nidt
8ebulpet merten farm unp aus einem
bumaner. neil es nneere&t a,np I'M,
r,enf<@ IA, anptre Menl&en als Bfeb
ju bebanpeln unp bon BEN @@wdb ibrer
unteSablttn Mrb.tt 3u leben. I'd 4,4a 70
lleber BE Grtbetluno bee Stimmrt4ts
AZ bic Neeer 5errf&sn aufri1tis perf&ie.
cete Anfdbtett ttnertalb Der reputlitont.l
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-10-21
Gin GgsDouelas. 0leetcr it,r bas
Neeerftimmred)t. 9s3.

0eneral 81 or s. 6, Nus j.
elmer Ger Gtet!pren fir Dou9ias,
Nnnc 60, unb friber Don StsamS g.,
als psmotratildss Mitalieo int & taatss
lenat, wurce SOleat, unp iiiee pom Capt
bis gum @eaetalmajpr. Gr BIT ;ut sd
BEN cen Ne8er aus Dem cJB" tenns,, &c,
lssn', u. eS 9ins tim wie BEN .@rfolraten'
unlsreS Blattes. Gr ,purbe aus einem
@tdd.r Samha's peitn Treunp, aus
eiasm Bepprnptisr psr Sflave1si beren
0einc. 81 ertlart I@ jee. in einem B.tef,
an bic PREF fir pa6 Nessrfimmrshteale
bas ntilligfT Mtttel, ete Union
pautrnp iber III usl!tn, Da5 miro BEN
nGriolraten" Hum he!tetlatt"J ruieoe,
Bautt9rimnrn nt:n, ;aben. .54sg
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-10-21

S1pdnts ~.
Suatber nv Wtimneapplis. 2
6arrie -putnam 4@'
bAb.n s!nsn eutra gprratb is~rti ppn srun.n
ME BON t1Odnem Yins-Sumtsy. 0sa1lsitsn uon
t,Rusm 9artbols- eumtsr, ulg
Srptn1re Bre!tsr, frozen.
0@tear" 9retter, trodsn> Il
uScilts une SeaurlinBs" la.
E- 9atttn une Sbinhsln, ana
,DuNsr0iccrins y, Ching.
assslst4tu Bsn3brsttes nut asesr- une 81.
psnpfefen. hte ls ~ csn r;tetsl.sn rMarftpret-
len nsrtaufsn. nolab.' an CEN obsyn gnes bsr
BrtdenRra6e, nab(t pem NicpQss, b,uis. J
Rauft trrdnes 0unb:r uno bsinsi Cur. 3ns.
5ttteys ni9t urn nit, Dalsrl1isppea, t61
fnneanqlts. 10. Musui 1855.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-10-21
Ube UbeapCQsb$ tore

ga lpir unirrs @aarsn vpr Dem Junas
ten Sseiasn Der p,stls astauft babsn, 10
fynusu unc mouen mir ptelslbsn . tilz
lin penn niht stn weni9 viii,
ser, ala irssnp iemano ionf in ci'lsr
Ssact %perfauftn.
Wlr babeu cine beryIthe Yattie
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-10-21

s8%efQnntma6un9 I. 8rauer.
!. 4@ir. baten loeten tinsn src6en gprratb sen
Stfe8cs COUNTY. hecpfen fir has 1erbfeebrGu CT
taIten..
\. B.u. s. @rais. @ibley @tr.,
1850 ct. paul.
= aBir peroen tiuen b%ebeutenbtn 8prratt pp4
GAGS Dptftn fWr ben @tnter baben, ben rir III
sRep. gcrt. vreifen NIT 1in3utaeun8 Der Gra9t
Serlaufen. '%eee Q faisSsb
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-10-21
Uormer~ Store

Der Jarmer~ @tprt
R nj. @Iitfb
Carver, CAREER County, Minn.,
lin sVfals spn 5eins 6areware@S tprs
.rtbalt cine auepabl spn ns
Glen Baaren, @6uben unit.
Sttefelu,
Nrrniacnen, 4bi6ft &C.,
! Maes tyrblftil utb bon DETER 2ualitdt. &unms
NIB prufat, ihr pereet tppbl tebient werben.
ga Die kSdifeni preile perbem besAblt tas
aSaii;a, 0erft urb bafer.
Wm. &IttI
..sa., $. M Grim,
Gnarrsf Gambler in spe,ereiex>
9pebttenr nnh GpmniiFpmdr
& sG54 o uno Gambler III
prcbutten, Naaeln auer grt.
i%frsuatsn uns sintsimiiaea ettSten u. Gtaa.,.a,
Gde Der 3. unb Sadlpn : StraF.,
sibles's 5ttinblpd,
et. EaNl : Ntun,
&&G&o m .->h . A.-AfG.. rx
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-10-21
Nelter @rpcerte @tpre

9piepb e. 8ncf,
@abaihan< SstaFs. ph :ba..s esm Mina. Naus.
Der uutsriei1nete maht benz eeebrten ssut-
iden Yublitam biermit bic ersebsnie Iraeias,
baB Ct ben Ypn 9erru 81. Sid tishtr ssbaltens:t
ribmli&f befannten
NE @rpcerit,S tpres&
taufIi9 an {d aebradt bat.
Gr bat Senfslten nit auten unb frii6en Arti-
feln aaes Mrt auf's 8efte Ser@eben, unb faun
feline @aare 70 wobIieil abIa fen, ais iraf,,b elm
antsrer S!pre in Der 9taet. Inn seneiaten 2ue
ipraG bittet Sol. 9. 0uf
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-10-21

Dts3 'a.m as.isbemL MieberIaaem Der
5Ee1nsfFs..e in Nennfvlpaui.M 0bio,
gIl, a"siana p"e 1o,ua,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-10-21
8pitpn Tlei1&- 81
Don III.
Iriebrih &efliu,

Sadlpnfrabe, 3pii@en Der 6ten rls
Die l1nteraei@ntten beebrtn fId, sem )
pubIituu, tierbur@ uattSut9eilen. taB ibt
fets nit aaen Serten frtf4sn B'stides
perfebentf II.
3xaleid babe In a1t beutf1u Mar i;
btrtttfts @urf IN alien @prten Nsis re 1
pptIieferFi rrfera seebrtem auus4A ~ ! 8 :,
.efH III. @eartu ins paHa.
Sc a41a4lE III Srttcyih psdla.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-25

The LADIES FAIR AT UNION STATION is still
in progress. We are requested to remind our
readers that, on Christmas day, the beautiful
paintings, representing two of the most cele-
brated scenes in the lives Of Generals Lee and
Jackson, will be rafli led Oh, and that but fifteen
chances remain to be disposed Of. These are
said to be very desirable works OF art, and
such rs would prove valuable and lasting me-
mentoes of the great battles whose scenes are
thereby illustrated.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-25
LOCAL MATTERS.
PRICE OF THE DISPATCH.

The DispGtcH is published at Two CENTS per
copy and TWELVE CENTS per week. Irregular car
rers are selling the paper to transient customers at
higher prices These we cannot control. But the
regular carriers only charge the prices above
stated. Any citizen who wishes to take the paper
can have delivered 1t the rates established at the
office either by obtaining from the regular car
rier or leaving his name at the Dispatch counting
room,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-25

A TRrxK STOLEN AND REcovEREp.-At IN
early hour yesterday morning, trunk, con-
tanning number Of Catholic books and a
quantity of under clothing. was found In the
rear Of the residence OF Mr.. n. NJ. Lee. and
taken TO the lower station house, where il was
identified by Joseph Leary as a trunk which
had been stolen from his saloon. 1t had been
broken open and robbed of several winter gar
me Al II and five dollars in gold.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-25

HEAVY RoBBERy.--F. w. Hawberg reported
at the lower station house on Saturday that
on the previous night he~was robbed in Pink
alley OF four or five hundred dollars in green
backs. He stated that the robbery was COM
mitted by a >small-sized German, with light
hair who could not speak word Of English.
There is some mystery connected with this af-
fair which the police are endeavoring TO solve.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-25
ADVERTISEMENTS.

Our advertising columns show that our old friends
have not forgotten through what channel they can
most certainly reach the largest number of readers
They shall not be disappointed in their estimate of
the ubiquitous power Of the DISPATCH Wherever
tie mail, the express company, our special messen-
gers the city carriers, and our agents in ell the
t>vns and villages Of Virgi North CarolinA and
Tennessee reach family, there We are resolved
that the DIsPArcH shall be found, cost what it may
Of capital, energy and labor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-25

REsIGXATIoN OF PoLIcEMAH.-W. H. Ty-
rec, one Of the recently appointed policemen,
rendered his resignation on Saturday. This Is
the only one of the force that has resigned
Caleb Crone, who was elected one of the Off
GERS, declined the position, and E. II. Chalk
ley, who was also elected. did the same thing,
but was induced to remain. The new police
seem to be faithfully attending to their duties
az couseryators of the public peace.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-25

HORSE THIEF SENT TO THE PENITEST1ARY.-
A negro by the name of Claiborne Briggs was
arrai,;ned before Judge McEntee on Saturday,
charged with horse stealing. The animal IN
question was stolen from Charles K. Cullen,
of Hanover, on last Wednesday night. twas
found in the possession of the prisoner, and
identified by Mr. Cullen rs his property.
Briggs pleaded guilty, and was sentenced tc
the Virginia penitentiary, ct hard labor, fol
the term Of three years
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-25

FEsr1vAL-The ladies of the Manchester
Baptist Church are preparing to give grand
viii be made, and everything that is nice and
tempting will await those who attend. In ad-
dition to the large collection of edibles, we
learn that the occasion is to be enllvened by
music vocal and instrumental. The pro-
gramlne is most inviting one. Those who 60
may confidently expect delightful evening.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-25

CHRIsrNAs PREsEHT ron GENERAL LEE.-The
beautiful and elegant set of furniture. twenty
one pieces in all, presented to General Lee by
the noble daughters Of the Monumental City,
passed through this city yesterday, and was
was brought on free, the agents Of the steam
boat line refusing to charge freight, in compli-
ment to Virginia's former chieftnin We un-
derstand that the draymen who hauled the
furniture through the city Quarreled for that
privilege We believe that freight is charged
upon it from this city to Lexington.
Such testimonials to this noble son OF Viz
ginia cannot but be gratifying to Virginians.
" AL honor to his nAmei"
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DURCELL, LADD & CO.,
AEEADE q BAKER,
MI PRACTICAL LPHARMACEUTISTS.
for onoL., n1,,f fho fO1lOvvinO.


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FOUGERA'S COMPOUND IODINlSED COD LII
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Paullinia 10 imported into Paris from south Ame,
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ao1 the benent Of our lady friends, we give
ah'lie gossip about the fashions for January
:" vw York and Philadelphia:
na,,Iay ,Iayorite dinner dress IL Of violet Irish
io,p,i!i' ipinn' trimmed with bias bands OF white
"'F"n' arranged 70 simulate an overskirt
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THE CIVIL DocKEr.-The Mayor has had
such m immense amount of criminal business
before him for the past week that he has not
been able to hear any Of the civil cases in the
hands OF the High COnstabl We are re-
quested to state that the docket will be called
on Thursday morning next, when all parties
interested will doubtless be in attendance a'
the City Hall.
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TIE MAYOR will hold court to-day Al
eleven o'clock for the trial Of the numerous
persons who have been arrested within the
past forty eight hours. II IL not usual for any
court to be held on Christmas day, but II IA
necessary ON this occasion to prevent an &C.
eummulation Of business.
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THE BARK QUEEN EcToaIA, which we stated,
. few days ago, had not been heard from since
she sailed from Liverpool, on the 9th OF Octo-
Der, for Richmond, with cargo OF salt, was
spoken off Cape Henry OH the 10th, and Will
doubtless soon be at the wharf OF our city.
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FIRE occurred on Sunday evening, about
half past four O'Clock, on the premises OF l..
c. Bell on the south side of Broad street, be-
tween First and Second. The engines were
promptly on the ground, and but little damage
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KF Compound Iodinised Cod Liver Oil.-FOU-
GERAS COMPOUND IODlNISED COD LIVER
OIL possesses not only all the nourishing proper
ties of fresh and pure COD LIVER OIL, but also
the tonic, stimulant and alternative powers of
Iodine, Bromine and PHOSPHORUS combined, in
such proportions ~ to render 1t FIVE TIMES
STRONGER than any other; saving, therefore,
time, money, suffering, and life. .--
For sale by MEADE BAKER,
Pharmaceutists,
de 15-12t corner Franklin and Ninth streets.
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AFFRAY.-An affray occurred on Saturday
last, at the ''Six- gun Battery" which resulted
in the severe beating of two Federal soldiers
by a citizen. All parties were arrested by Of
ficer Sweeney and locked up.
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ALLEGED ROBBERY By A DRAYxAS.-On Satur-
day last, j. p. Noel arrived at Rockets IN
| one Of the steamers, and placed two trunks III
the possession of drayman TO carry up town,
since which time he has heard nothing OF them,
and he believes they have been stolen. One OF
the trunks was blue, with no cover, and very
much out Of repair the other was covered with
canvass, and considerably worn. The trunks
were filled with ladies' and gentlemen's cloth
ing, and IL the thief manages to elude arrest
he will have made pretty good haul.
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To SNoKERs-We have received from Mr.
John K. Childrey some smoking tobacco,
branded Evening Luxury and "Joseph's
Pride of tycoon" 1t is very fine-mild and
of GOOD flavor. Try 1t.
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A VALIsE SToLES.-A valise, containing
clothing, belonging to William Lee. was
stolen from one Of the wharves Mt Rockets
on Saturday. The case has been reported to
the police. but NO arrests have yet been made.
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HORSE STEALING.-Thefts are becoming such
common occurrences that it is dangerous for
a citizen to leave any properly exposed with
W. Richardson, OF Hanover, went into
Zetelle's restaurant to get supper, leaving his
horse and equipments and a valise containing
some papers, in fronts OF the house. When he
returned, he found, to his surprise, that ALL
were gone. The horse was found dnring the
night by policeman Sweeney, and turned over
to the Colonel yesterday morning.