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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-03-18
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Hsei1e 4ifenbabn.

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Hsei1e 4ifenbabr.
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ct. vaul, Is. Sspt. 1s64.]
Betanntmadung
fir Nniepler auf Giisnbabn>9anp.
Sdmmtlt9e perioufn, ne!de ganh gum Rsgts-
rungepreie beanipruttu unb in ZEN untenee>
nannten Iopnlbips wcbaeu, psrbsa bisrburG in
0snntnib eeltst, bab biz 9omtaenie tas Aurea,
an bic in jsnsn 1opns selsgsneu Giisnbabn-
lGnbelsien e,lanet bat uno jsus Qsuts ps,tta
hermit aufseforbert, ibr &t6t na&aupeiltn
unb fir has 9anb iOfsrt 3abluns iu Isft.u, pis
ba5 @tfeb - s%erlanet.
Hanss.
Gown 81, 32, 100 II
y 81, 81, 80. 1870 2Z
n 1872, 80, "a, 119, 1870 %
y 81, 80, 80, 81, IS, 11s, 119, 1870 u.Sa>
1ionsu 1. 5 unb 7 BON 3opu1 III "a
Set'tonsn 1, J, 5, 79, II, IS, II BON Germ
III Is
une san,s 1opns 11s, 11s, $780, 121, 80, 80,
ssthonsn1, 49, g, II, 10, Is, II .. 3Opn
~ 26
1,11,13 IL, q, & IS, bon 3opn 11s 26
ii iii, 10. %, 25. 35 ron 3omn 119 &c
Gan3e 3omns 1870. 121 81, 81, IS 26
Seftiontn 1, 3 5, 7.9, II, Is, Is, II, 10, 81
% Don 3epn III q
| GAME Icwns 1870. 121 Il
George 6. Bedu,
1889 gakb.G ommiilsuI~
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-03-18

Cine atte CUR srfasuns ilber bic S6dbang uab
lIt. ten yerfaut sea yaneercien, lpslLJs eem
a-4 9taase aeihshft rureen hurp Gins 9uuar.b-
Mtts fir Sdcntuug BON EEent!tt,am xano
an eie perl1isreEsn 9iaaten uno Isr!ito<
.ggL, jrieu> tptlts Nderblu- u.o pcIytt1ail9e
5bulen e!nridtsu.
5si ss pun t:s @e{ebgeeunass s
-9taAtes Minneleta usrfu0t:
4. Mhtbeilung .-Sdmmtlite BEN Stlate
Minnejula gum 53pst. Der Gin1ittuug ron Mf-
fsrbau. u. pDlpisUailtsu DpHltulsu trait si!sr
Is cng tbaIts, bs|tdtibt am 3. Suli 1862, bsiits!t:
Cine Mfte CUR 9&entu1s prn 6fsntliuem eaao
al he rerlGtcrfnen Gtaaien unp Wsb.ese, Deite
Mdevbau. unb polyte9ailts 5oblbaism sia:id-
teH," ee(ten!!en 2daeers;su iousu ssitIgt une
%prrfauft uup BIC barauS aelrcansasn 0sltcr III
~eer1elten Mt an3elest westrn. ME cur0 raS Of,
{cS perIWst it fir @biGayuns uno ysr!aaf unO
Wnlesung tt5 G1l0ies uon tSbuaano nsG bon
Benimmunseu- elmer Ntt fiji: Grri1tuuB osr
9taatslanoofSee uua aneese ;3msds, ssnebnig.
TO-. Mar3Ei8 q u. rea3ulas1ten gu t~srlsltsn.
a~u5sencnman, pab auf bic Wohe5 3ellristen
wsrssn iea; Bonds Of the agricultural
College Of Minnesota, transferable
onW uoon the order Of The Governor.
Wprbebalten, enb tsiu lrlass 2anO fir
elne esttnst!e Summs as Jun! 1onat pr Iusf
ssttanlt R..o, nSeg ,at ps"'9sf ais es'' aebf>
'uas's1h y : p.1,t,ssA, ;, :, ,,s .,,
y,sr.,ai asigs,. W Wsaa'i 1a.:, "a - S ~
s:.a'.n va. ~ .t aS. 49, 81 V;sS. eeatn ~ -
~ nern,n 'n,6ht m],n;,,r ,,a INV nrscan, oui
s,n anorimtr,b Der %arnsuntsn ma,ni;rt fraaene 4:
umn eie 10 anaeIeatcI Mslper 5S(Ieu eiueu tI,i.
penpeu ,tpup ybileeu, belIeu gorit,l tur ium;,
unperriunsrt bIeibt. uno ,ppnon 2inisn obneWns /.
nabme ,ur Wusitat.xua unp ua1erb1ltsna 1iuet
0obid aIe psrmrnest w,rreu. wrIslril lfrio,,p;.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-03-18
Mu0cmcine 0cic6e
InBtno m m { m
lin Der asbsnttn Situns Der Oetbetbuns oso
Staatts Minnefcta.
a,aa Mmeneement CUR StuatdYerfai.
aus ~perfelbeu eeitridbeu tsiro.
GiM Msts. Wsl&e elm Mmenbemsnt aMr Mbtbei-
lung 1. Nrtitl7 I. eer Contribution pts 5taa.
tss MiMnelota pvrlblagt.

s
Set g oAt@ eIe Vel.eB8eoln 9 res
Staatts MtnMtl0ta Strfugt;
Il. Mbtbtilun e.-DaS ~felsense Nmenbe.
ment aur Ysrfa6una 'bisle5 6taatss Nib bier
nit aur NetUientli1una unb aur Mnuabme pssr
Verpsrfuns burh has 8plt %paracl&lasen III lie.
be rsinRimmuns nit Mbtbsiluns 1 pon Mrtifel ia
ber s contribution, nimlib. ba6 MbibsiIuns 1 ben
lautet, mic folst .s65
4. Mb,bsilun9. - Seize nlannli9e Vsripa I'M
Wltsr BON einuntSwanai8 SabIen uub e%ariiter,
au elmer Der fel8eneen HIai lien 9sbDrsnb, unb bic
in BIN Wer. @taatem Gin Jabr unb in sislsm
Staate sier. elmer @abl 3una1R pprbsrsebsnes
Monate uobnbaft mar, loa beredtist lsia, bel
Ipl4er Wabl 3u pGblen in bem @ablpitrifte.
cca gtpeldem lie ~ Der ;3eit Tell sebA IaDen Elm
GinDobner 5tuar. Ilr iamMitlihe Beamte, DclGs
.isBt Spa benz Golts au w1bleu iInb' pper il Gu
tunftbu wabien iein mS9sn.
Gsten S.-Yur8tr Der Ser. gtaatsn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-03-18

nMii0iltp:i<6ausj"
Dtutf4e6 So r. unp 81 fbaus
$3.50 rfbR "a
2aeerbters BALLOON. 3 a2f
MtnneiotazS trabe, 3ptl@e1 Ter z. u Stem.
Diefes @aRbaua b,ttet Reileneen, pie befau.
btSen &ofsduaern aQe mSsli&tu Beauemll&tsi.
ten. suite @taQuustu iinb nit btu pavle ser.
bunte n> ..m
I'm sentiettu 3uipru& bittst .'-..7s
.-.' 9&' 7'.l Nalentfn EppeI. m
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-03-18
tts dssatbhmlituAu

tts dstatbhmlituAn~
tletunssitSN, BIN ia
Strspbstu ueuuen.
lauert in Der Cor 'ritutian
ishr ritIer Qeute. 81 Ct.
3euSt tntmsesr eintu &C.
itpd1ten, oerpprteusu
3uNaub hes Blutes,
oeer lit haeur9 hrnor-
eerufen- Oas BIut pi1t
I9nfabis, bic Qsbenshaf
in ibrer 3bdtiststt IL
:. erbalten, unb tas S9.
item pire ~berangirt uni
6~tI$.,.fn6S .--
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-03-18
Gmoin'S 0outnn 9,ittprS

~" '" = "
tauut purte.
Spqiu's BSu,ton Bit!ers,
E| Dieter Bitter wiso aus Sns,eeisnaisa ts.
reitet. ptl&e bon Der Met'sia ais tsdftiei Star.
F~un9smittel auerfannt inb. g1 it ibmadbaft
iiebii@ ugp pirft trattia sssen ]iinprbnuutsn IL
Der Gale. Menu uaG Nnneiluna aenrmmsn,
Gub (.inegDirfun9eu punbertar gegfn ; II II y
bQptf@feit. 0elb1udt, Qebe1.
%lstpfp. Mppetitn anss!, Sbpu.
Mutt uab plfihiuut,
5asrS Swain'6 Bcurton 8itter5
pirit sortrefli6 sesen apefmeb unt %se.pantt,
Rrantbeiten. Ser bieien Bitter eirnal scr.
iudt, empfsblt i'm eepiB Sstsra, Ger siues an.
.seuebmen une traitiesn @tarfunaemitnls ii,
bart. Die raid ll1 permebrsnre Nadtraae mad
biefeu1 Bitter bat MID reranlaBt, i'm an BIZ
Oefentli&feit 3u brinsen. auf rab Iaulsres ibr
ssrlW&en unt ll& pen lsiusr @irfIamtsit uter.
ieusen nSSeu.
.aa Spaiu's Bourbon $it!ers.
ea5> 0abies! bic ..Sie biz mr;tsn ,aNaaen.
titters, wslde Ge Dsriu6t. fir St1ea IA. ten Sc
i@n,ad III tart mseiiinartia a~siuneen taten,
serfu&en Sie bieien unb sic mersen ffinsr
aubern msbr batsn pp1en.
E2] fat 9br &pottefer rter @iorcfstter Il.
n Bitter ni6t. 10 MAIDEN Gi7, tab or i'm
bfRfQt. ~ pebaltsn Sie BEN Namsu i'm g..
hd&tnis unb ufbmep @is tsinsn anes,u.
q IL Smain'S Bourbon Bi:,er5.
EF Na&bsm tic 3ulammsnlsguns rrn Ct.
@pain's 8ittt,e in ben SpaIter ttr msbi,in.
3eii&riften bstannt ssmatt if. u,,e r~tr,siten
uon ben asritst ale 4aurtaranst arer!annt ii
purbeu laut Gntl&sieung bee 9cmmiTcnsrS +
Btuueu1IQe pom bsr Stemeelleuer tef,sit.
Or. 9. 3. Swain'e, Gissuttlmer
}375 eruaehas. Stem. gclt,
0'"'ti 81 4rutb- @otnlr.. Gti:a
8. y. @ppt, Wtnsral : gscn: fir ctr
01lteu,
50 G. Df6es! rs Marfi:r. Gtieaqp.
~ 9u ct. poul III baten hi g CO. 9sui
rlnion.baQ) i'm Wkolsiale u. Melail.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-03-18
Ilai ojef0er,u4sta 2etemSs
Yer06eruuQ6 @eleQi6aft,

oNsVSNSSt WVs0V
30, 8rpabmap, Ne,u=YDrf,
enpEebitb es 1esstaesa ssn Minnsicta, BON be1
snt4ittAgen @stltbat Der 4ebcn8s
0evH6erNu0 0sbrau& ~ maden. Siebat
stn eear y. sol! siasslabltes @raab,
Das Yernsaea tsr 6eisal6ait b.trua am 30.
Geplsater 1894 SAG. 0O2.62
unb bat i'd IN ben sersan.
Aene1 Dierteljabr yermebrt nm SO, 5OO.S7
70 tl6 bas Istalse. mSssn
~ G;:i.ai9aft jest bttrdai JOO.1lI.A9
ts i1trltae Gintommen
Ter Uefsaf4aft an 80. Ssh
sat $50, 10000
mt surbs In lsstsn 9isr-
''t:' s,t ii. o..ulsaf. elm 'o'ooo'oo
3stal. qinRsmusn ,. psnis'
eeaS 100000 U
~ Sa1r seate6t.
Die DerR&erungeu in Hraft am 80. 9ept. 1864
wareu 81, 100000. Durh neue geriherunssn
i'm Betraet seu $1.419.5 500 srsitt ii6 Gin Ser.
f&~erunssbftrae pom $9,3i9.50O. Tit Gelsa'
l@af, Tam na6 ben slau3enbsn Grfab1nneenbss
esteu Satres baraut rt&ntn. bab Ih sisis Usr'
S@eruusSiumnis idbrli& nm SO 100000 Der.
Sevbreitet xnb bat in RinneIeta ~folsenbs Neen'
tea:
General . Ns.utur III Der uTsutldsn Vanf" Don
0etrlper@ iQiue & Dunbarin 81. paul
q. s. 6ilbert Winpna.
Branbt unb @ertss, Jaryitaull
Sobn 6. &ueolpb News uln'
Die @eisq(&att beaablts bsu 81 Sabrtn H.
res 8elebeus an 6amilien SIT 600, tarunts1
4 & LOCO an bic Uauilie bes in 2aprenee DDn Der
QuaatreQ' l9eu 8ueriaas trl1laGsnsn 5riserid
Brandt.
8. S&mentler, 6u1o WelenrsHI
8iee. 9rG@. v. 9elutI.. YraIbent
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-03-18

radeGr anstrei&.-Das ofieteat ,atlbt
Du@v' paS pom ees Resteruus eer fan.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-03-18

eSsr.sr't lJesleoit3e II
--H14iH6 tnteSwt,a saa&sz .saas
DEF drsusbe, wel@er 5tuttsart auus
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-03-18
&main'S 8Dmrbpu SitterS
9tpatn'5 Bourbon Sitte.a
&tDQtu'S Bourbon BitferS

Gin gtlunte8 9t6rfun9amisttl, laN!t {"in~Ii-
reus unt unsereleidlid CUR Grusduna bss Mur.
ssnappstite. Dat jett in r1sbr als 81 Ser. st..
Hrmee- poIpitalern unb Wiuisnsu eth Yrisasfa.
mtlien aQe anhern Diners eerhranet. une 1T biz
ttn3tseD olfsmebi3in. neibe oru Ger Scr. ct. Ste.
sisruue auspridlid pom Der 6 ssmpe!neut1
bsfrett pereen 1T, sben neil lie puu tsr Mi1.
leni&at als paupthstlmittsl amer.
! FAINT murhp.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-03-18

vSa 6auS".
non etulius 6roD,
6crt<S rabe. nab. BEN @iu5lom<6 aui,
ct. ga III, Miuuefuta. Gu
Das aan1epaus II bur@aus rensstrt. Breuub.
Tide unb bequeme 3iu,.uer feben GaInilieu uut
einlelnen Yerfonen aur DispoGtion.
"a Gar CUTE 5taQune IL ebeufaus auf'1
Bette selpT1t. tg,g .ga r.a, ~
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-03-18

Cine Mtte iur Berbinberrns hes Greiarbs1na.
fsns pm Vfsrbsn, bic 81, Dsuisn lsiasn una
Strabsn uns Ginnale:s p~erleitsn in S.ai.
len. cbne eca @irta eaypB III 1snatatB gu
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-03-18

WQlbtngtDn 9auS. :.
Dsutlhes Sat. unp Boaroina 6aus,
ct. Hntbsus Gtra6e, ct. pauL =.
Die unter3e,@aeten baben biel . loeben pon IT..
neu uberneuln,ene paus auf's @auterfti unb
8equem0e einstri&tet uab sarantireu alien eee5r-
ten Gaiteu biQ,ss uub bonnette 0efisuuug.e sz
Bel ben, pauie bsFneet i4 CUTE 9teQuuo
Gbr. Gapie;el u. ". Qorena.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-03-18
q .

y y = :
OberrD 4ectOrdls
has tpe1tberubmte 4eilmittel fur
8uften, Grfdltune, beainnenoe
S6winbfu6t un6 fur Hinoes
rNna Dpu 96pinoii3 otis
gen, bic f6 fhon tint
&oracrMdten Stas
blum Der &rant=
hett kefubcr.
Das peetcraI 1T % ldnbt gtbrauQt ps1bess
un6 bat 70 a1semei9e Mnerteanung s.fuJt,n,
ba6 tppir nur nStbis baden, BEN Nubltuu, be
9erf@]eruus ju seben. bag feline Apaltat ~ gut
IL, ME il aupor, uub bab u,au IT'D allp ba1aui
ptrlahen fann, bab Is bieItlben Rureu bepirft pies
frabtt. -
2ubfreitet BON ssH#fr"
Or. g. g. aper 8 Co..
~ PratHf4e unb auat,tF&e Gkematx
4pweU, RaG.
IN babta abs1au hi aue1 D1assifsa,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-03-18
4uttiDn! MutttDn :!
Enfrchifh e mnrrh

sertaufsn sDrpgout6" in 6Hsnilinsr geriei=
gerung an 1rsitaB UNI 10 ubr unt 0ieb am e1f ten
Scnnatenb iii ieeem Rrnat. Git tabau einen
Suten Vorra:b Wiuts1paarsn unit ufue unb al:s
Meubles an 5ant.
@ie baten 5e1ru Msisrbin 9, sinsn Deut-
l9eu. ensagi1t. um betn1 8srtauIssel1aIt i'm
Stefs Ssifiaab 3a leiten.
6atr9ilb unh Wa16.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-03-18

Die 5trrf9erin Moee seiat,et feline
@ubs III ibren Dienf. Dssbalb 1T au1 in 5rau
4ieftr's Gture aies ye5en unb Nlbrigteit bel
Au5paden unb S,bntl Ter inner nsu anfcna-
menpen @aaren.
, Oaui Tub re!a" babtn mir ibrte:ns uaisrs
per0ebsnpen sru6en Gribjabr; %ein!aufe eineBaa
%rsnr6uu,uns nett penbie ,aateu, lei Der Is gar
Mot pbne tD6f pprtbtilbalte @el&dfte fir bic
esstrtsn Gintduierinnen absebsn fam.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-03-18

Cine gtte CUR gsrfusuns ilber Die SddBang uab
lGl Zen Werfaut soa Xanesreisn, wsItt Dem
aa1 9laatt ssl9'ht1 rrut'en eatg ems eoaSs.b-
an ris psrl1ispeEen 9saaten uno 1sr:i:o<
.g3L jriea, tpelts Gdsrbau- uns pcIyts9ail9e
5tuleu e!nribteu,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-03-18
a 4 slauo B..
81 atientifAe Ieleera,b.

-4E I'll 41FlAL .#..E. HE H'TaN|Nafa IN 44HtI. .[ y
Die GuH.yuun8 BON ter @eRtnle ST.
Yonbe. ZEN steleSrapbtiden 2anpunSSplape
ouf turepati&eto@ ette bts lur Erinilptai
tn Nsufunblant. ben, 2anpunosplabe auf
ameritantE1sr Seite betrdat 164O Sse'
ueIe1. Deu,na@ II. mad SuSerldi9ssr
Calculation Bic 3ur atlantii&en Tcleara:
Sbetlt1une erforperteR abeQduQe auf28OO
MelkStnt&nst tnesut 700 Reilsn rur@
HE perf@ieeene Iiefe ter Gtnfenfun8 he's
&abtS auf BEN N~eevssbppea p~erlorsn &C.
ben. Die .Greitae ben Is. Geseu'bsr ..
8. paten III Gnslanp 641 Me'len peg
unatleasrn Isabelle poQencet sare rseroen
NOD por Neiuialbr BON perGactprtt BrGaftz
0reeuwt@ an8ero rst 9a0i@iHeMmsttyR
uub SrtS mad ben, unpeit Der Iben1le'
m1nbuua anternben SbifSmenltsr ben,
Oreat,Gafern. 9d6aht meresn. Der eas
&abel DER See III f@af1tn ane ~ "'ssen'
bat.g
Disqualification Der Telegraph Con-
%struction ndMaintenance Company,
au wsl&st I'D, pte tisberise rsnommirts
6i.ua be- .3erren @lab unp @Qiot erpef,
ttrt bat, inp s~ssenwartia nod biz Sten'
stuer wunperbar fetnen Arbeit ME lie uu'
ie ueni&li&e SuteQtsen3 unp @el&idli&.
lett auf bic aprobe 9eiteIt 5at. Gs u
nt&t BE ;md@tt9e Mai@ineret ALIEN. lttt'
telf peren t1sli@ sesen IA tnsliide Mst,
len eeS inner, Ebtiles, bes &erns score,
b. ). Der NIT @uttapsr@a lper3oaenen
lupfernen 9ettunesprdbte, In etn &abe!
(Eau) perarbettet werpen, lpel&e6 raS
wt&tieRe Asens btlcet, icncern mas nebr.
BE Ionnen urt Sonnenl BON Material
mu0en pabrenp Der 0erar5ettunB elmer
unaufbbrlt@sn Yrafuns pura sewii1e CT,
QUITE Snfrumsnte unterpprfen peroen,
lber bic Der Mat,a Der 8iNeniaaftS tun'
ne uu1 9tunee fi@ foridenp beust, mad.
fan, une berett, nt9t nur etnen Mansel
au entredsn, iuneern aud Dem SSnssnieu,
unp Mtbett.r lpfprt anietsen 3u tbnnen
an &psl9er senausn Stele pes 8atelS cir
FOLDER Ge6Ier pabrnebmbar senoreen
Die No~tbpsnoisteit, AUDI b. slsinfst
una9Hamtstt pprjubeueen. lowie cem &c.
1tnsR mSelt@en llnfus, etfredt ilil& aud
auberbalb eteler Gabriffdtte. Der per
5snli@e Gbaraster auer Mrbeitsleute uni
ausr bsrsr, pel&e bic sroben Nollen ee'
score" pom ben 0uttaperha>W ertitdttel
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-14
Facts for Champaone DrindkerS.

Rheims Correspondence New York Herald.l
Regarding the actual cost of manufac-
tured champagne, the merchants say that the
rim brH or raw wine of tho ordinary quail
ity costs, on an average, If. 25c. per bottle,
the middling from If SOC. to If Zoe, and
the superior from If 75c to 2f l5c. per bot
tie. In Federal money gold standard) this
would be respectively about 24c., %, to 32c.
and Ale. bottle. The cost of manufacture,
including bottle, cork, and the necessary adj
mixture, is from forty to sixty confines per
bottle. Ii may be mentioned here that the
corks, all of which are cut by hand, princi-
pally by Spaniards who reside here for That
purpose, cost from two TO four sous each.
Those for Russia, where the champagne
drinkers are the most particular about the
corks, cost the highest price.
The wine merchants say they are perfect
" satisfied with the profits of fifty centimes
or nearly ten cents on each bottle of cham
payne, which added TO the price of the raw
wine, the cost of preparing it for market and
the small cost of sending II from here 10 the
port of embarkation, makes up the figures at
which they do now and at which they always
invoiced their wine. In order 10 be able to
give the figures relative to this point, | ask
cd the privilege of being shown copies of in
voices Of wines recently shipped by some of
the most celebrated firms at Rheims These
were shown me, and they fully bear out the
statement made by the wine merchants, and
may perhaps be Of interest to the readers Of
the Herald as showing the actual cost, with a
fair profit 20 the manufacturer Of the cham
payne wines for which they now pay five and
six dollars bottle at the New York hotels
A recent invoice of Piper eidsieck of
five hundred dozen was sent at the rate of
81. 40c per bottle. Ut may be stated here
that for all practical purposes the franc
nav be counted rs twenty cents, and the
"centime" at the rate Of FIVE to the cent,
gold standard A hundred dozen Of Nive.
Clicduot was invoiced at 81. S3c. the bottle
two hundred and fifty dozen of Eugene
Clioquot at II 5ic. per bottle; four hundred
and sixty dozen Of L. Roederer & Co. Che
highest priced brand which goes 20 the
United States al 4f pc. per bottle hun
dred dozen Of Mumm d Co. at 2f ife., and
seven hundred aud eighty dozen of Moet a
Chandon at 2f 42c. the bottle. This. OF
course, is Independent Of duty, freight and
the commission Of the agent Of the United
States.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-14

We have had the pleasure Of n converse
ton with highly intelligent gentlemen
who has recently returned from visit to
his plantation near Canton, Mississippi. He
reports the condition of affairs there, on the
subject Of labor, very much as they are here.
Some Of the large planters have abandoned
all hope Of cultivating their lands for the
ensuing year, but a majority are getting
their farms ready, hopeful that something
may turn up that will enable them 10 get
the requisite amount of labor. At present
notwithstanding the speech Of Gen. Howard,
discussing their minds upon tho subject of
dividing out tho lands-the negroes are not
disposed to contract. They are represented,
however, as in n more destitute condition
than those Of Middle Tennessee, and it is
hoped that as the winter advances they may
see the ruin that awaits them unless they are
willing to do something for a support.
Such seems to be the condition of affairs,
as n general thing, throughout the South
New and then we hear of community
where the people are more hopeful
At the present time the Freedman's Bu-
reau have entire control of this subject To
the wisdom and prudence of the gentlemen
in charge Of it We must look for whatever
remedy, if any, that can be devised. We
very much fear, however laudable their in
tcntioas, that they are not sufficiently famil-
lar with the peculiar characteristics and
habits Of the'c5lored population of the South
TO master the subject.
The comtry-the worlds greatly inter
cstcl in a speedy restoration of the proper
relations between Capital and Labor in the
South, and in the production of large crop
for the coming year. The prospect at pres
ent, however, is anything but encouraging.
Much can yet be done TO remedy the diff
cultics !hat environ us, but il will require
promptcr, more intelligent and decisive ac-
ton, than we now have reason TO hope for.
Those who expect cheap cotton twelve
month. from to-day, are, in our judgement,
doomed TO disappointment.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-14

We publish this morning letter from
Thos, i. Clingman, Of North Carolina, on
the condition and sentiments of the people
Of that State Mr.. Clingman was originally
a Wing, ed for some years a member OF
the House of Representatives. After the
Adoption Of the Compromise Measures OF
1850 he became n Democrat, and was hold
ing his scat rs n Democratic Senator in Con-
gross when tho rebellion broke out. Hewas
always q jealous advocate of the interests OF
slavery, and served in the Confederate army
during the war. In one Of the later engage
mcnts of the contest, he was wounded in the
foot, and is still lame His statements Of the
manner in which the country was led into
the war, embody his own views, and viii be
taken for what they are worth. Every man
has his own peculiar notions on that sab
ject Mr. Clingman was one of the men
who differed VERY widely with Mr.. Davis
upon the management Of the war. He has
always exercised good deal Of indopend-
encc Of character, and never harmonized
very well with any party.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-14
A SOUTHERN CONGRESS-.

The par erccllcnce friend and defender of
Southern-rights and State-rights in the city
of New York, the Daily NcDa, recommends
the members of Congress elected from the
late Confederate States, since they cannot
gain admittance into the Halls of the
National Legislature at Washington, to meet
together and form a Congress of their own
at Richmond. 1t is, perhaps, natural that
one extreme should beget another and
under TIE gourding Of such measures as are
being introduced into the Senate by
Mr.. Sumner and into the House
by Mr.. Stevens, the Ncrs is excited to a de-
gree but little short of Madness and is pre-
pared to give almost any sort of advice.
But if the Ne'rs is sincerely friendly to our
people, we respectfully suggest that it has an
unfortunate method of showing it, The
adoption of such a suggestion by the South
ern members Of Congress would certainly be
a mos. melancholy evidence Of insanity. We
trust that, in all our great and many mis-
fortunes, we have not lost our senses. OF
whatever else the Southern people may be
Justly accused, surely they are not so stupid
as that would amount to. No more of that,
Benjamin, if YOU love US.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-14
An Affair ofLoge, EiOPOment, and Fifty
Thousand Dollars,

A New York merchant, named Seymour,
passed through our city recently In hot pur-
suit of an absconding couple-his daughter
and her intended husband, The two clipped
from the girls residence on Tuesday last,
and, being provided with a considerable
amount of money, obtained on the young
lady's diamonds, purchased tickets to this
point, by the way of the New York Central.
A very few hours after their departure the
father of the thoughtlesS and headstrong
young lady had obtained information as to
the direction they had taken, and immedi-
ately started in pursuit, in the company of
detective. 1t seems that the favored lover
in this affair is a worthless fellow-a broken
down gambler, with nothing but good looks,
a fine wardrobe, and any amount Of woman
killing tact to recommend him.
The acquaintance began about three
months since in a purely accidental man.
ncr. Love at first sight was the first folly
of the easily-impressed beauty-for she is
described as being very beautiful-and the
adventurer, perceiving his advantage, was
not backward at least in his attentions. As
he was almost Immediately forbidden the
house bv the father, stolen interviews re-
suited. At one OF these meetings the young
lady informed her lover Of fact which
startled him in very pleasant manner
that. BY the will of a maiden aunt Of great
wealth, who had but recently died, she
would come into possession on the DAY Of
her marriage Of property to the amount Of
fifty thousand dollars, in Philadelphia, Bos-
ton, and New York. Here was an opportu-
nifty which he grasped eagerly, Immedi-
ately dropping the dishonoFahle purpose
with which he had in one week met her
half dozen times, he sought her hand in
marriage, and the elopement just mentioned
was the result
The couple passed through this city with
out stopping, on their way TO St. Louis, to
which point the father has pursued them,
hoping 10 come upon them in time to pre-
vent marriage, which cannot fail 10 wreck
his daughters happiness and throw a large
property into worthless hands, Cincinnati
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