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The Southern Governors.

The Provisional Governors appointed by
President johnson for the important work of
restoring the Southern States to their civil re-
lations, on a constitutional basis, have, with
out exception, approved themselves singularly
well adapted to their positions. Their action,
in the first steps, has in every case, been di-
rect, temperate and conservative. They have
adopted the wise policy of interfering as little
as possible with those things which enter into
the character, history and institutions of each
State, which were established in other times
and are adapted to existin G conditions.--
In one direction they must build anew, and
radically, but in others they find the result of
much valuable work, which only requires to
be let alone. Belonging to the States which
they have been appointed to temporarily gov
ern, these Provisional Governors have entered
upon their duties with a knowledge of the
people and Of the local laws and necessities
which is of the highest advantage to them, and
the fruits of which have already appeared in
their measures and messages While unequi-
vocally loyal in every action and word,
they do not unnecessarily stir up popular
prejudices, or bear about the mein of con-
querors. They all proclaim unfinchingly,'
however, that slavery is totally and forever
abolished and aid energetically in the recon-
struction of the new social state upon the basis
of universal freedom t.ae
All the Provisional Governors of the States
on this side of the Mississippi river, have
moreover, the good fortune of being popu-
lar in their respective States. Gov Holden
Of North Carolina, and Gov. Terry of South
Carolina, are both gentlemen who have been
leaders of the progressive party, and who have
been widely known as men of ability and char
acter; while Governor johnson of Georgia,
Gov. Parsons of Alabama, and Gov. Shar-
key Of Mississippi have long been recognized
in their native States as men of unblemished
reputation, of high principle and of great eapa-
city. "' 7* E.+t a..
In the initial steps which these officers have
taken, and in the others which they are about
to take, lie in the most difficult part of their
work, end the most difficult part of their great
labor of reconstruction. If they manage in
the future with the discretion and justice which
have characterized their first movements, they
will have reflected honor upon themselves, and
done eminent service to their country.-N 7.
Times
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SENSATION DIsPATCHEs.-The New Orleans
Picdyuae warns the people Of the North
against the sensation dispatches and letters sent
from the South, purporting to give the condi-
ton of affairs in that section
WoN'T TAKE THE OATH.-The Presbyte-
rian preachers of St. Louis have resolved not
to take the oath prescribed by the new con-
stitution, and have issued an address to their
brethren relative thereto.
DEATH OF AN AUTHoR-The Charleston
IS. C) Courier records the death of R. R. Car
roll. He was the author of CAROLS His
tory of the United States, and several other
works. ss .n.l5... .s..,.5t{ ...+
SARATOGA SPRINGs.-Last Friday the Union
Hotel at Saratoga entertained 1850 people,
who consumed 1,240 pounds of beefsteak, ex-
elusive of other meats and 400 quarts of ice
cream. .....- F
Hon. G.. C. Cole, Supreme Judge of Iowa,
has written letter in favor Of negro suf
frage He was a Democratic leader before the
war. iii i'-''A.i,t
Miss Anna Surratt, daughter of the late
Mrs, Surratt, continues in precarious con-
dition, and doubts are entertained of her re-
covery.
The price of gas is to be reduced in Phila-
delphia on the first of October to $25O or
1915 per thousand.
Mr.. Fitz E. Lane, the celebrated marine
painter, died in Gloucester, Mass, on Monday
last.
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CAUSES FOR SUIcIDE.-There is reason in
everything. A young fellow in Barnstead,
N. b., cut his throat the other day because
he was going to be married, A woman in
San Francisco drowned herself because she
was not going to be married.
BARN BURNED-On Monday the barn on
the farm of Capt. John Wise, known as the
DAIRY Farm" near Lancaster, Pa, was de-
stroyed by fire, together with all its con-
tents, consisting of grain, hay, farm nipple
ments &c, at.tet .i
CANAL ToLLs,--The receipts for tolls on the
New York canals from the opening Of navi-
CATION to the LIST of August, 1866, amounted
to $l,330,910, against $1,759,S89 for the
same time in 1864-a comparative loss OF
$438, $40
The Louisville Journal of the 18th says
that the Hon. George Fl, Yeaman is proba-
bly, beaten for Congress by B, c. Ritter (pro-
slayery.)
Messrs. Tyler & Allegree, formerly pub
fishers of the Richmond Enquirer, have ar
ranged to commence the republication of that
sheet.
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CITY GOVERNMENT.

Mayor. Thomas c. Tabb ~
= Sergeant.-W. B. Deggs '4t
Collector. James L. Belote. @
Assessor. -Thos. Bell. -, no.
City Attorney. IS. S. Stubs, h
City Surveyor. L. Young. AZ nv"
Clerk of Market.-D. B. Deyer.
Guager.-Edward Sales, n
Inspector of Streets.-N. B. Lee. 81.
Keeper of Aims House. VIM. Hawkins .dui
Physician do do DIR. A. 4. Bell rust
Sealer Weights and Measures. y essee Howell.
M eigher of Hay. Thos. Upshur. ~.
fESsst Wood Measurer. John Walker
Seond do b. Anderson.
Il Galain Of Watch-rE. Guy.
Llenenant do e Gray
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BUSINESS CARDS.
no FARMERS AND OTHERS

/ take pleasure in calling your attention to my
complete assortment and full stock of Agricultu-
raj Implements Garden and Field Seeds, Bar and
Bundle Iron, &C., de- L have the Warehouse
formerly occupied by Messrs. Borum oe MCLEAN,
whom succeed in the ...-.. t-...
AGRICULTURAL BUSINESS, -
and shall be pleased to see their old friends and
customers, as well as those who have favored me
with their custom for the last seven years. With
out naming but few of the various items kept by
me, L need only to say that my stock is and shall
be composed of the most approved kinds of Plows,
Harrows Hay and Shuek Cutters, Horse Power
and Thrashers, and Farming Tools generally
Bal and Bundle Iron, Cart Boxes, Springs and
Axles, &C., DC. Seeds of all kinds guaranteed
fresh and genuine. solicit an examination of
my stock, where prices and quality may be judged
OF by those wishing to purchase ! ~
d. .J4}rll.i .7 Ill. g. BILLUPS, ~
... Farmers Headquarters,
jy251y] No II Wide Water St, Norfolk, Va.
w ALKER & CO., Importers, of
~ '-S- BRANDIEs, sy4
s.4.re ,- 5oo .,..-su ~ 3D.. GIN,
KENTUCKY, BOURBON AND OLD RYE
70 tad"t 1fJ WHISKEY ~ 3D.. -t
& Agents for the American Vintage Company's
PURE CALIFORNIA WINES BRANDIES,
WINE 81 B1TTERss aook A .l.-
,fI ~at', $3.50 CLARET.
.,-U s.Fy 50 :. CHAMPAGNE,
Which universally recommended by the most
eminent physicians for medical purposes.
All of which are offered at the very lowest
market rates by w. WALKER L CO.,
'tt No. 6 Commercial Row,
au2-ly aH lna Norfolk, Va.
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From the italian Of Miatatasia.
If every ones Internal care
Were written on his brow,
How many would our pity share '
Who raise our envy now /
The fatal secret, when revealed, fi
Of every aching breast, ~. ...
Would prove that only while concealed
Their lot appears the best. Wl /
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T1oLGER, :, CARTWRIGHT & Co,

GENERAL UCTION AND ,sCOJfMLSSION
.ifa{je i tMER CHANTS.i MA
y No. %, WIDE WATER STREETS, NORFOLK, Va.
Liberal Adeaaces made on Consignntentsj and
Quick Sales. 1881
= The undersigned have this day associated them
selves under 5lthe style of FOLGER, CART
WRIGHT q CO., for the purpose of transacting
"a General Auction and Commission Business.
Consignments from ouffiiends North and South
respectfully solicited. a5, -sitoJ 9dt '''
Liberal advances made on consignments, and
quick returns guaranteed. 81 s49aH i'93 IT,
70 The highest market prices paid for all produce
such as Cotton, Corn Flaxseed Tar Pitch, Tm-
pentine, Rags, Resin, &C., &c. ht4L
Sales of Merchandise, Real Estate, Furniture;
&C., &C., attended to promptly The patronage
of the public is solicited.
BH5f4 = rFitlsaA) f. C. FOLGER { Ha
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blows. PLoWs 4: PpLoWs!''-
jT1 ~ WARREN Il WO0DHOUSE, 81 =.
Ii ~ NL.L.-. No 6 .RnannEn .&niknce

VI " NIIlI No. Hoanokol SqiaFe, Y = y ~
IB Next Door to.thei Norfolk City Mills, lil
-f,r Keeps constantly on hand large and well-se
lected stock Of - - ..f'
PiowS, Haffrowsg, Cultivators, Devils, Corn Plan
tiers, Corn Shelters Fan Mills, Horse Powers and
Cart Boxes, Pipe Boxes, Hollow Ware, Horse
Shoes, Pillow Castings, of all sizes, Spades, Shoves
Forks, Rakes, Bar and Bundle Iron, Steel, Field
and Garden Seeds "a '-.if ~ F1'l ~
We warrant any article in our line to be as
good and as cheap as any other house in the city.
9r Farmers, Merchants and others are respectfully
invited to give US call. ,,.. @ee4 rp4-ly
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BUSINESS CARDS.
VS. 9 rFEEe PETER THOMPSON. o. $. n'oULLoueH
~ TO, TAOM son s. co.

~ SGt-ErsN PETER THOMPSON. @. 5. MCCULLOUGH
~ u 60, ThAOMP SON g. co.
STEAM FofyE AND BAR IRON ROLLING
4 -" MILL,
go e'ty 6teA, aoar Philadelphia Depot,
t baltimore, Md, ~ Jig
8, , :, = Az FA,cTURERs OF aa
HAAHEhEDsAR,l ENGINE and TEND Err
po.aaa 49, AXLES, 9. 3}IaD "a p
Z. Forged rom e best Double Refined Iron,
nla W. IRON no. Altimore Charcoal Pig Metal
. AIS. Also AL the lead sizes of the best Refined
mo re- bar IRON, Waanted best quality, and sold
" .ne oWese MARIE. rice. NJ au1-lm
JOHN P. LEIGH, @ ~ D ppugrns
Norfolk, Va. lata of T,naa 800 u u
E aRN ~ q hELsS, AuctiOners and
~ GENERAL Commission MER CHANTS,
3 ~ No. ., Roanoke sqaas, gosfolk, Va. Y
Particular attention giveito the public or pri-
sase sale Of Real Estate sk Merchandse of
"a oaec9, Country Produce, &c, &c
oaies Of Real Estate, Househod Furniture. Sc,
upon the most favorable terms.
4 Liberal cash advances made o. cons;onments
ana account &c sales promptly renderea. . -
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consists, not in being insensible to danger bu-
in being prompt to confront and disarm it.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Literary Selections.

Economy is not the mean, penny wise and
pound foolish policy which some suppose it to
be; it is the art of calculation joined to the
habit of order; and the power of proportion
ing our wishes to the means of gratifying
them. The little pilfering temper of wife
is despicable and odious to every man Of sense ;
but there is judicious, graceful species of
economy, which has no connection with an
avaricious temper, and which, as it depends
upon the understanding, can be expected only
from cultivated minds Women who have
been well educated, far from despising domes-
tic duties, will hold them in High respect; be-
cause they will see that the whole happiness
of life is made up of the happiness Of each
particular day and hour, and that much of
the enjoyment of these must depend upon the
punctual practice of those virtues which are
more valuable than splendid. II Mss Edge
aoorh,
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no TO EDWARD G. DEMINGS' Old

40 TO EDWARD G. DEMINGS' Old
" 10 e SiT IA BILL S Ell E D
-HO USEKEEPER'S HEA JAR TIERS,
No. Z MAIN STREET, '"-
Where lHousekeepers, Heads of Families, and
others interested in the purchase of fine FAMILY
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, fine TEAS, &C.,
may rely upon making a selection well calculated
to please as regards quality and price. Our long
the wants of our patrons in such manner as to
insure ample satisfaction. Please call and see u.s.
q E. @. DEMING, No. Main street.
n B.--Strangers having located here, and in
terested in the above notice, are respectfully re-
quested to refer to any of our old residents
iv24-tf
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NEW BOTTLING ESTABLISH

NEW b. II II LIN G. ESTABLISH
IN MENT. IS.
| respectfully inform the public that have
taken the store No. H.. CampbelPs Wharf and
intend conducting a.s-li..i ssf
H. II BOTTLLNG ESTABLISHMENT,
and will keep on hand, at all times, a large sup
ply of PORTER and ALE of all kinds. Also a
fine assortment of the best LIQ UORS. F,
My purpose is, when the season commences, to
conduct the o YSTER PACKING BUSINESS
in all its branches. / respectfully solicit share
of the patronage of my friends and the public
generally. 5gsalllrg l3Ist1.l- --s.3..---.,L
au l0-lm* EDWIN FITZGERALD,
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BUSINESS CARDS. j.
WV s. PEPPERS COMPETITION
w cry AND RESTAURANT,

~ . H ~ y ASI1N0H n 2 WIZ = I"
10, g-r - FoR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, sra.. d..
+ - No. % Main Street, Norfolk, Va. +
FRENCH CONFECTIONERY AND CANDIES,
ill Wholesale and Retail, at New York prices.
FANCY, ,STEEPLE CAKES & FINE BAKERY
.* of every description. .l.i b. Sol
Baltimore and Homemade l CE CREA /,
WATER ICES, FROZEN FRUITS, &C., &C., in
great variety.
Delaware PRINT TIER and FAMILY
BREAD fresh every day. .t 'fa
All orders promptly attended to- 90 -si-Ll .,
jy28-3m . w. S. PEPPER.
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BUSINESS CARDS llE'ji
AND RETAI
At the Depot, Roanoke square.

We are receiving daily from New York, Phila-
delphia and Baltimore HGG8 8t N / a.
STOVES, n Ia
] RANGES ge r, ID RI .tsdrs-r tIg 80
@hi WASHING MACHINES, zlsc{; "a ID.
1r Is CLOTHES WRINGERS, lliiJf i ''i
'.ir' ai' TUBS, jslfta - 1ii" ii.1d ~
IF BUCKETS ~ d. fi"'s1{ 80 a5i
a't -'.0' " ~ BR00MS, sia.'' sAt Gr
81 80 Ua,Fsf a5ffTIN SAFES, HiiEd
Arll,uriUt gAEnDtts ICE CREAM4csd
r 1aG 4buamf3 a-ii - FREEZERS,f Lt
andttfUBs.
TOILET SETS. 90 n-4 ii.9 n3l-s, ne
/ 'fi WATER COOLERS, 'isa".eA ~ i
i'ti'h'' si PITCHERS, o. ~ ~
BUTTER CHURNS, rug 8t
i.'eal Yfa a a-'Es9s HIP, SPONGE, and
4t ta ~ AHf aFHsaA,l % AsnLONG BATHS.
And in fact every article usually found in well
furnished house keeping establishment Gall and
look i''" +la''t7 j. r. GILLETT, ~st
Nos & 7 Roanoke Square To
au GIN t'E 'A9i'i"'' and Water street.
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The coming time is filled with things that
we know not, and chance calls forth 50 many
unexpected events, that the only way in life
is to wait for fate, and seize the circumstances
of the day by the errors Of the past to corr
rect our actions at present, and to leave the
future to wiser Judgment and stronger
hand i Richelieu. e..a.--5. q
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That first passion which sheds new light
upon our being-the brightest thing our youth
has known-hangs fondly round remem-
brance, and yields neither to years nor to sor-
rows. Time softens it, but memory hallows
it and on the tomb raised in our heart to
past affections, is craven an inscription which
nothing can erase To the brightest friend of
our youth Early Love'-(so runs the cpl
taph) -this sepulchre is given by Experience,
Memory and Regret Hope would have add
ed her name, but her eyes were dim with
tears" \. .4t +.
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Mr.. Fitz E. Lane, the celebrated marine
painter, died in Gloucester, Mass, ON Monday
last
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-11-25

ppvon etuey an S@wdrule par, wie Die
Bebie pcrbeitoumt. Der S@warut ,bar-
iuR an, Musbre&t Nh IL fe bran bentt.
mar q, Mplt vpr 8ieNe unt ibren 8cpf
beruut. Die 8sBie bate 9erltaup 8snu9.
rubia Hebn ~ bltite, tetabs fe bot nod
aus per 3innerl&ul 8etpdbt ,paua re an
fanot,Au foliage un ~ tide, bae fe ibr
Da9 unb tt8 Qtbrn6 net utebr aus teller
Strebp fun,n1t. Mittlertpetle fumlmt q
bsr alto @dani, Der Der BeBie 3uruft. ia
net III muse, Is bot MQe6 reGt tumune.
Sci leuer :3eit fanBe bic Biene an. fi4
buntertpeia an Der BeBie tbrea 3aars
beutsl 3u bdnoe, ber 9ese lebt bic ouf he
6@ultern berunnerbdnAt. &'ie ter Sin,
rsnno@ isbnt, bae IS 3eit is, aebt Ct nit
IN lte1e 8innttcrb anne. bstt'n unni4
Der Deyie ibren !9aorteutsl. unp In ne,
niger wie flnf Minute mar net a
Bien mebr an rsr Bsbte tbrem xppp ;
amer her Sim mar bod en- weni1 raub
bran gauge. tesabs. bic Qumpe binae II
ariD aus zen, 9aatbeutsl btraus, paB BIT
9esie riepsr bebmseb un zen 8eutt
frii3 bot ufwidle n,i0e. ebb fe III per
Stobr 9pt 8ebe tonne. ,t;
@ie'S 10 Der Mnuema,is % lebt in be
&err@ aanDe is, NIT pem 8aspaptsr ii
f, 9aarbeuteL un paS bic 8erbFieBe ieIe
mo!s (pr a 53eit a'batt ben. ron lelIsn
! mill ih Gu1 en- annermpl cerihts."
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-11-25
@a6 nan in Nennfplnapien BON Be,
atfbeuli@en Wobe b1r QDafer.
fdQe benft.

Sn ZEN n8udS County Grpree", mel.
DIES Id ibon oft bur& feline gelup9enen
yennfylvanilb eeuti9en Briefe auSlei9<
,,etc, Fnpen mir fclGcnre Gptitel iter BE
,,pternen 9aarbeutel:
vpsBtae Druder.-M tene 9aarbeu.
tel, no rie BeibSleut aHewsil an, @inner>
toyf bdnse ban, aibt'sno9 Spab. Sd
webB net, Of ibr ufstpuBt fstp, ME lelIe
9sutsl 0en,a9t werbe. G6 1T uf rer<
idicpene MT. Die Mary, for tbrem 8eu>
tel bic ribtiae Sdebp 3u aete, midelt en-.
Strn5 sebed9elte Bla98 in bic Door; bic
5annab jul en- Baue idpayse 2uu,pe; /;
Die gouy bat ea 6aisfell trin ; eie Wlarz
aarstb blobseldrbtcB aumwou /; tie robe
2ieie ras Gnb BON rotbe Rabiamana une
bic bulcise SdQy bot 10 Lett, ,rit fle In
Der 9crry wa,. iugar ben Iif1lun1pe a,
mol ueigspidglt. 5disr MQe ben. Il en-
Madenessl fpr een 9%aarbcutel, ter binue
aausnebt mic an ufgebunnsner @dulS.
fbpan;.
3a1e bah ih ter anneI Daa ml1e,
Pap BIC &n6pf ldisr abee(prun0e I'm, tpte
bic 8stsie NIT ibrem @aarbeuiel III tie
Sir fuu.tae ie. Sie mar ufm Dfo mad
eent Stobr, ufosputt mic NQes, Der
Stebrticper ipdttt Bic Bstlie al{emol). ba1
Wsttsr war tnsrtweret8 warua. Nn ber
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-11-25

Ste SteuunA Der Grauen In 2etea ~ re,
furmiren. 90 let namentli@ carua@ ~
arebe.,, bic &luft S,ptl@ta BEN @eiatslt'i
ben bes Mannes uuo Der Grau ouej,i'
fluen, Der Grau cine b6bere Mufal1ur9
ibrsS Gamilienttvufes etnjuRtbtn.-Dte
Spre@erin tetcnte ptiter has Nsdt eer
M1b.it, cs1m llsbuns frsili& cine auae.
meta msnl1li1s, nibt rur cine weib'tae
8ileunA, Yp.ausseben maHe. Gt!e trlr.
|eiaers S.elun8 BET frau tp1ree au@ eas
Wiittsl lein. uniinniaem Gurus UNI e!a.
Gr.eu @al1en mad 8erandssl' e,n 5lel
~ ieben. Gum S&!u6e erutapl,te e'e
N,tnerin, weltsr Yerrtentcr Deitau lppn>
&c. AVN, Musbarren ouf hen, bstteteusrl
pfaee, lpute er aud 1sbr ecrnenypu lem,
6auptman, Rprn e,widelle nab e'''et
Ginleitune. bic .nur has Bstan'ae IN s>
ocntbumlidem Style bot (;.8. WVaede''.
welbc uibt aus gtste beita.bcn, loneer'1
un, ,gutet" 3u er5alten } eiusu plan
,ur .Mpbilma1un rer weitltben AIs
bei,sfraft," 1pelde in Dsuti@lane u,sbr
einhris1eu mlEte. ais rie Glnnabmer
res eeutl&en 8uneee tetraSm C6O
W4iu. Iblr.)
Ma9eem G,l. NuBuitc Sbmitt md
bic Eaeesprtnun9 fur eic SsttanelunAsr
pom tG. uno II. Dttobsr tetannt &C.
mabt lhlrs eie 8%srbaneluns urn 8 ubr
Die Gpnferens belt cann beute Ycrmit:
tag Ypn 10-1 llbr i'm S&lBenbaule
:peyin, nlhn ben Statuten. Iber Grau.
enaybc.t unp Susenr9drten retattrt .rasc
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-11-25
SunftrtrteS 6amilien=Grurnal,
3etausesbsr. Grnf 6 eil.in 2sipSig.
IS. Sabr9ang............I ufage 10000
Munatli9 Gin 6eft, 10 Bpssn pter so Geiten.
(ni9tSpal:en), srrS Jcrmat, nit Sau-
Haraticnen. Yyei5 $41 t:r Sabr.

Sbne Musnabme BAT tie, asla,nmte ptut(ae
vQeip3ieer 9llufrirte @artenIau-
be' als eiues tsr tetrebieirten, telebtenefen u.
in gsrba!tui6 Sur tpetrbaft praGtprllen
MuSfattung aud ais ta5 biIligf aIer
bis itbt er'firenben Gan,tlientiG!tr ane1Fannt.
as Streten her Nebaftirn m6trsno Der listen
trei3ebn SABRE tpuree tan,it autsetei6en,
ttm golte unb III bieiera Spr3uespeiie Der Gan,i-
lie in eeeiesener @eiie urb e%lesauter Tcrua I'm
ttrbaltunS uab Be!ebrun9 bereint III bieter. es
einjufubren IN bic WertGatten menldli9en@il-
feus unb III bic etpiscn @abrteiten t,r Natar,
IS 3u unterbalten nit ben GrIebni1en unt Ibsn>
teuern fabner Neifenten..une Sager, ;u telebreu
ner Srgane, unb 70 iiberau btusufiibren AIT Der
6aup eines t~unbiSen Se9leittrs, tp Is @dYnes,
SutereNantes unb Neues Fntet,
Site Noseaen uub @rsab!arsen (nur Srsi-
Mailer. teire reberiebun8eu) BON anertannten
beutf9en Autorea = @@%iIberuusen aus hcm
8elFsleben, Der Sitteneei&idte uub brr 26uter
uMb ypltertunbe; kelebrtnhe Grlduteiunaen au
ZEN Begebenbeiten unb DISQUALIFICATION hes 3a<
gee; per:retea turd Vebsnts Mitarteites in2cn.
hes, palis, Mieu, Berlin, Nep-gs.t, @incin
matt, &bieoep, 3uri& uno 9utart(t ;-rcpu!ar-
Observation-Disclosures Mitbeiluneen ; Bc;trdsc
3ur Reuntnib bc6 r,enldliG: N 3Erpers unb ein..
Vtt"uIubeN WStuuVgt'Lf!tyl HcEI TagN4EGe
Iuittet uno @e1unbteit6regeln ;-g2it!beilunasn
iiber intuRrieQe GtabliGementS -pbyItaliite,
&emii&e unb national. UtunOmiide Selebrunstn;
Sa8b. Mno Heiieltii1en; 8eriiner unb parilsr
Bitter; Btografbien nit nrrt1ffiden Vrrtrait5;
3eit- unb GulturbiIbsr;" Original Mittbeilun-
gen aus Irterifa; Atutiaes aus tsr:. Be,ei9e Der
9rfnbun9en. Qiteratur une Runf; &e9tsfunte
tlr Sebermann;
IQe6 bies bietft bic 9tipsiser 0artenlaute
suberbem iInb gerantaltunsen sstrpFen, ta6
bic ,pidtt8fen @eeenaanee II. DISQUALIFICATION Der
9a8sSerei9niNe unb 3fiterideinuneen
bur& auttenti1@e Mbbilbuneen unb
9rtsina'teri9te ben 2efern persefibrt trerben.
Deutl@es @trfben unb seut{9er Yatrictisr1us
perbeu eur& tauNli& ausesfubrte juuNratiunen
purbi9 rertreten fein. 9. %. Bauer,
143 Ontario @t., Gbicasr, 81.
W-8on foldenO rten, bic turt meineNc iitnte
niGt beiu9t ,uerben, fGnnenS ub(eribtirnen nebt
GGetrd8e bur@ Qotal.M eenten ODER brett mir III.
setarbt wsrben. 90 9. 80. Bauer.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-11-25
Sic Tramen IN ~Gpncil.~

Scip;iN 16. Sttptsr. = Die erlc
ccut1be 0rauensG unferens tyat an, 9eitriz
gen Wtenp I'M Saa!c Der 8udblnclers
t5rlc ;u elmer @urperlammluna su(em.
iien, wsldbe lrbr ;nblretb (pun etra $50
TraueD telu6t ipar. Na1 einsr Bez
srlbunB per @erlammluns rurb cinen
@slansperein Der Singer tss Irteiters
bilpunseversin5 crbifnetc Treu QpuileSt.
ipz8eterS als &urfsenps peS bieGaen
S5rauen.B unb beS @pn1t,
tfs fit bie(e Gpnferens bic @erfammluna
unp ranfte nit Mnertennung fir taS Gr<
ldeinen biefiser u,b auswdrtieer Gyaue1
unb fit bic manniefade llnterRaBuna,
melde teni llnternebn,en su Ebeil oetuprs
bet.
ST. laneertt wpblanatlteter @est
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-11-25
Dafptab 9au8
3pn Spfcpb Sar3p,
Gdt rer ct. Antbcuy unb f.rt, Stabe,

Gdt eer ct. Nntprnp unb ts!ts Strabe.
ct. paul.
Differ 9eraumi9e. neutrality-suspicious. @antpL
rrn bem llnter3ei@neten u .aQein iternrn.-
nen. bietet Steiisnten mic Rsfsdn8ern aae BE.
q%uemlidteiten elmer 9eiu,at. Der unter3i@nete
&isentbamer pirb Aues auftieten, feline eeebr.
ten G5aRe au befriebisen. @ein Slid liefert
sti@ltte unb CUTE 9of unp feine Bar ii jeter.
3ett nit beut Yefen Serfeben. Gubrleate n1adt
ID nod teirnbers auf bic nit ten. 3auir per
buneene cute .@tauung aufmertjau. 81.
Bei BEN 9auie befnbet nd ieBt cine ~8eraumise
gut eineeftnite ryarb."
Gun, llnter1eaen brr 8ubrwerfe til Gin gutter
G&uppen erri1tet, trcrbsn.
Gin neuer wartaer geraumiser StaQ.. in wel-
&em IS pftree vlab pabsn. if ansebaut unb Gin
tl&ti8er .5oNler' IL fets bereit, has Gin unb
Musf9irren her @efpanne, fduit bic CUTE Der.
fsrsuns Der 2biere 3u iiternebmen.
Splepb 6arbp.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-11-25
Ba1bin9tpn @auS.

Deuti6c5 @ait. unp Boarding . baus,
ct. Nrteony Stra6e, ct. paul,
Die unteraeidneten babtn tielsS iefben Ron ib-
ntu iternpniuaene pauSt aut's Saubtrfe unb
Deaueu,te einseridtet uno s~arantiren aQea seebr-
ten @aften tiQtst unb bcnuttte Betienune.
Bei BEN 9auie befnret I'D CUTE SttQunS
N. Qoreni u. Benter.