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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-06-17
yNQ1biuQtpn6 QuS.

Sat. uno 9oarcin9 . 6aus,
ct. Mntbony Strabe, ct. Yaul.
Die unts13e,dnstsn bahen eiei . icebsn pcn II.
nsn u~bernrmmene baus auf's Sauterie uni
Seausmle einseri&tet uno sarantirsn allen eeebr.
ten 0alen bia,St unb benrette U%etienuns.
Sci rem 9auIe ttFnret Nb CUTE StelunS
CIR. 9auieSel u. q. 2orens.
uMii1tiiipri<@au8,"
Dtutl1eS & . #, unp 81 f ) q 8
nebR
3a0erbiersS alpptt,
MinnelotazS trase, smiihen Der Z. u. 8ten.
Gieles @afbaua bretst &eilenben, toie benan.
eissM 8p0sanstrn aQe mUsliaen 8squemli9fei-
ten. yute @talunesn ilnp nit benz pau1e per-
bunten.
I'm ssneisten 3uipru@ bittet
8alentin Gppel.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-06-17
DatDtab 9au8
opm 9piepb Sarbp,

Gde Der ct. slntbrnp unb Gurt.@ traBe,
81. paul.
Did er eeraumise, neutrality-suspicious. @atboi.
ron hem unter3ei9ntten nun alein ibernom.
men; ; et;!;t %t.! sns n,e a' Es ALE g.. ;.
Giasnttamer piro aats auitiettn, isins e,.br.
ten Walte su tsfriseisen. @dn Slid lisftrt
rsitltte une CUTE 2p1 unp feline Bar 1T jsrer.
asit nit benz Yeittn nerlsbsn. 1ubrlsute made
ih nod t~sluuesrs auf RE nit tsm 5aujt ret
tunp.ne suse Stauune auimsrfiau. 81.
s}olepb 6artY.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-06-17
Salopn unp NeRauration gum
cferu = Sou8."

NoktrFfraBt 3ri1@tn Fer 4. u. 5. 9trabt,
ct. Aaul, Nfinn-
rDie unttr3r9netsn empfsblen ibrsn nun.
rebr auf has einlaoeneie einseri&tsten Galoor
bisrmit freunrli&n tsr CUNT hes 9esbrte Cub.
lifums untsr Der YnF&trans, tab ttrislttn an
uuo warmsn Svdien ~ j.eer 9ases,stt ben
uer:ben @6fen ltets has Bette bieten trirb.
I'm seneistsn 3uipru& bitten
354 Sobn Ysters u. 60.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-06-17
omortable6
Op1tt1MpA Mnf1-v GnHknu6

G0m ottabIes
DeutIGeS @ait<: =. &pfbauS
d,,,n ~ inncipta=$bal.
Am obern Gnre eer Gpr!fraBe,
Die untsssidnsten erlaubtn I4 hermit, biz
Nufmertlamttit ees sinbeimil9tn unb auspdrtt-
gen ssuiiden Y,ublitums auf ibr nett unb b.
qusm sinseri9tstss Sat. unb Rufbaus su len.
fen.
Sn tsmlelten fnbet tsr wertbe GaR tie a0sr.
trsuneli&le unb bilisue Beeienuns, rsinliaes
2osis, auts Npit, furs Mlss. mas in elmer antdn.
rissn @irtbi6aft beanipru9t perten fam.
8nte Staaung tsFnbn f& e~bsnfals bsim
9aule.
0as @trsben Der llnttr,eidntten ii bic Mnsr-
tsnnuns berer, bic lie bsebren.
0c[f & &dmmtrer.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-06-17
Dashiuatou housc.

51"913
Drttte Strabc, st. peter +, Mtnn.
Dis(ts 9ottlt Sat cine Nniabl BON s~erdumieen
3immern unb bellbt iiberbaupt ale 8eauemli@.
teiten einee paules erfer AlaEe.
@ats StaQunsen itnb BEN 3%auisbdsefast.
Die poR9aiftSerlG6tb aa ,@aibinatpn.S aues
far Neu-lllu ieten Greitae II. Mpntae Moraen.
345 peter 6arff.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-06-17
"a1eb Yprk fIa[tk -Matarkt"

6egalten ron
Gr. 6to1lusanu unb s. @elberunaun,
mai Ode Der 2. uub &rfabe- Straee
abex asts an 1anb. aue @prten frii@es BIeif&
aun btQisReu 1reiie unb bitten tbr @Snner xnt
6vtx1se nm eeaetsts2 3aiprx@. 310-l,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-06-17
.o>K J.. H9a41is
Trib @ntmert,

4. TriB @mmert,
Gde aDaibineton uns Ste CITRATE.
81. Yanl Mtnnelcta.
9lQe 9 orten feline 9iaueurs, sprsus!i3s Cigar
ren u. has bette 0a9ertier talte ib ,tsss V~vrrd'cia
% Wu1 Siebts iecsn 9ormittaa st~as 2un@.
8rts Gmmtrt.
Seller &eltaurant,
Rogers Block,
1T BEN. ~ebenalissn Vstal Won Giaius' Vans,
,,abe pterbalb rer bride.
empEsblt aleu- isinen bieiIssa Se'rie auswatt'sea
0tsuneen unp 8stanntsn s~1Sstenit ls'n
melaes bic ftinlen eiqusure, @sins u. sisarrsH,
ierer;eit fri16eGcrellenteS S'e',
5cmie aue ~lunlisen iii rinsr &shauras'en trltsn
Nauass ~ lubsnpem Nrtitsl pftrir!..
IGalih MprsenS Srn Gil ubr 1rs,tr Sun@,
ypn i2-2 llbr Iatle e'Sste.
@pGter su iseer 9eit saIts uns 'rarrSs Sre'ler
nab Der Rarte.,
Muh babe i'd msbrere aussnebn, ~tslsssne Gins
MGR auf's ItEnle mStil,rt NIB bin lpm,t in
@tanss, &eilsnesn tin ro'saslitss eosis ~ &C.
pIbrcn.
i'm seneisttn 3uipru6 titttt nne adtun9sse!
si&nst einss stsDItsn Yublitums tets sis"isss
nsiatsr 81. S. Seller.
yormalissr eissntbamer esrpittstutsb Yrausrti
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-06-17
Der @igarren u. Tabafltprt
yea Esilsi BON ttaa.sE 1859
q, &ubbetmer,

3. StraBe. st. paul, Minn..
bat aets auf Eager Elm eutes MHortiment Der
~feinlen Gtaalrem, ~importirt unb BON eisentm
Uabritat, &au&.. @@nupf. unbl 8aatabaie in
ben beliebteten Sertens unb AQes au ben n1aeie-
gen preiien. = z 70 3O9-1S
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-06-17

tDeut1eS
@ait= nnb 8parbin8=&ams
Hrn
Mu9uft @nbe.
Main'@tra6t unmtit res rYutlit Marfst,"
Minncopclis, Minnelota,
Der unts,3eidnete 1T fets pprtsreitet, tie b.i
ibm einiebrenpsn tut,tben @11c nne 8cfednoer
NIT rprtufFi&tm3iid unb angensbmen Qoais ~
p~erEeben. Nit Gubrpuftn &eiiente fnten fir
ibre 3bisre in a%usstei9nstsr @talmna tas btRe
unttrfommen. Au1uf Gnbe.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-06-17
Qi6tbilber.- Ni6tbilber.

Dem beutf&tn Hublifum bic ersebeue anaetae..
ba6 ID baS urfpranslt@ als Rartin's pitetaf'
@aQery belannte 2etal. 3. @tsaee, sibtr @ebtrs
Store. lbernsamen babe uub eiae Gtre Marin.
fa&ex burte.. Metne Arbeit bon ltiner aubern
aefststftH ~ laft1. Matttlbel 4re4 d
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-06-17
Grffe DiDif1pm Der
ST. ?4ml 4 4atitt Glsenbagn-
@pmpo9nie.

gu sertaafen:
100000 acker cano
i'm Mi1TIippi Ibal, pbertalb st. Yaul, na&f
ber Gi{snbabn, entbaltenb sutss Aderlans, Wle"
fen unb mertbpoQe Maltunsen, in ftr Nadtar'
fGaft grDBsrer Anleeluneen, mesbalb IS Gln'
manterern bslorbers iu empfsblsn 1T.
Ms&iufraeen bi
Geo. 8. Beder,
2ant.& ommitFpnsr. ct. YaMl.
6erman1 Grott,
teuti9er @le,t. 45o
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-06-17
@te @erua9mt0 2ebem8>
Ser f6erun08 = @eleQ16aft,
90, 8rpabtuap, 9lem=Yprf,

Sic Germ@mt@ 9ebem8>
&erlt@erun96 = @eieQi6aft,
90, 8rpabtpap, @tem=Dprf,
empfeblt ben Bepobntrn BON Minneipta, RON ber
unfh debaren @cbltbat Der 0ebens,
0erG@erune @tbrau3 gu nladen. Sie bat
Elm a a + u. rpIl eiuge3abItes Grunb-
Gapital son $500, 900
Das @erm0s.n Der @eieuldaft tetrua am 80.
@.ptenber 1894 SAG. 9O2.62
/ unb bat I'D in benz sersan.
! aen.n gitrteliabr nermebrt UNI 53,5O9,S7
70 ba6 has Gptalpe. mDseu
e:r e;:leal&aft Jest bstrast 5OO,41l.49
eas idbri9e Ginfommen
Der @sieui&att am 80. @sft
var 20O, 10000
unt tpurbs int lsbtsn gier-
70 bas bic @eiealeaft Elm
! Estal. Giutcmueu ,. tsnie-
yer 5abr seniebt.
Die Berlderungen in Strait am 80. Sept. 1864
maren 81, 600, OGO. Turh meme WerIhe,uneeu
i'm 8etrast scn ST .419, 500 sraitt E6 Gin Ser
iltsruuestetras rpn $9,3t9,50O. Iie @eiea-
ldaft fam mad ben slinseuben Grfabrunaen tes
esten Sabres earaut rsdnsa, taB nd bieie Ser
tterunssiumme idbrlid nm S., DOC, 900 per-
mebrt. @ie 1T uber aue @ereiuisten @taaten
e~erureitet unb bat in Ninrelrta ~folsente Asen-
ten:
General . Asentur in Der uDsu.iden gant" BON
| @ebriirer 0i0ius & Dunbar in ct. Noul,
| q. s. 6ilbert @inpna,
Sronct ure Series, G%arritault.
| Spbn 6. &usplpb, Nep,ulm.
Die @ele0ldaft btsablte ben 80 Sabr.n ill.,
res 9eiebens an 8amilien ST., 900, taruuter
| $1,000 an bic Gamilis hts in 2amreuce ppu ben
Quantrea' i9cn G'ueriaas erf9laeenen ,5rietrid
! 8ranht.
s. 96wentler> 6uep So 1enr:uI
Bite. VrGl. u. 9efrttGr. prGjttrt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-06-17
4ar sas reiiease publitnua.

linton Sptcl.
Gte ber @abal6amz unb 4ten Stra6s
ppn ~. 3untenbeimer.
seeu erbant. %ssrIumis, nit beeen aneIreane'
lidsn 3immern serIeben, pie bisles 9otel't, bic
tet es beu, Ntileneen bic betsli9ifen 8eauen.l.9'
teiten nsten gut b~srsitstsr aes nne str S'u'spsn
Btrieuuns, ilpmie cute 0etrGnis an esr Bar.
@eraumiae StalumS it bel oem paule, UNI
besbalt ben 1armtrm man,tntlih ~ empfebltn.
S~;;ei{enee une rereu0epdd werpen rel pon nne
nab etr 9aneuna tefSrbert. 10y
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-06-17
Die
MlutnaI Snsurautf GompaanIR,

Die
Mlutnd Snsutantt GompagnIe,
Manfatc, Winn.,
serF@ert se9en Geuer une 8liB
une' fir pas Stsrbsa tss gisbs bur9 arantbsit.
Ole @i9erbeit bieler &rmpaenie emsFeblt i9
tur9 frlsenee Namen Urn ieltt:
Beamten:
Ri&ter g. Sind, pr6l.
Mttb. s. 81. @ispeu, errr. Gefr.
Bantier 6. .. Snaitb, S&asrneiter.
8. s. Jreeman, In. Sdr.
N5 @emdbrsmlnner:
Goy. @iaer, @4asmeiasr @6sTsr, @snater
MEr. &amies, s. q. 3brmplcn u. u.
g. pirb i'm Sntereie Der beuti%en Ginpchnsr
ieir. ibr Gigen.tuut unter Zen l9srn S6us bic
Ter @eleaf&aft 5u fteaen.
6. 81. &ennscy, Wv" ~"
Tranf YiGler, ast.
ia Sc Sueur, Minn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-06-17
ST. PETER STREET HOUSE.
Deutlbs6
g a Il unb &pHbaus.

ct. Ystsr &traee, ct. paul.
Na4esm i1 sities tister unter tsm Nau,su
,&bicasu 9aas" rem teutlten Yutlituu, 10 Dor.
.b.ilbait bstannte Gtatli0smsnt ansssaatt, made
i'd bisrmit ee srsttene Auseise, ZAP i& ta6.lbs
cuff las Wsautmlte nne Y niprtdenee reneuirt babe.
10 raB 60 nun &si1sneen uno 3pf91n8ern bic
punlasnewsrtbsle differentiation tietst.
Meinen &alurn barf i@ ZEN restben @aasn
ais in jseer Bs;ubung sufrispenlfusnb smpfebleu.
Bsi eum 5auie tsFacst id suts @talung.
Naul Mekaer.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-06-17
Stir ben Sfen!
@btcaBu, prairie but Gbien unit 81. paul
Gilenbabn unb padetlinie.

@btcaBu, Yrairie but @bien unit 81. paul
Giienbabn unp padetlinie.
@on allen Yuntter am ubern NsiiFiFppi rad
Mabifon. @ilwautee,
une al.n AMBER punttsn
Seflt6 unb @eflih.
3idtts na6 allen pihtisen Vl1>
sen inb an allen Yuntten AM Gluie su baten-
o. 6preert 3idetS iber prairie tu &bitn.
Yadaee 70 nieerie ais aaf irgenb einen, ter
3iiee auf elmer anbtrn Babm.
fir @epId tperben Dur&i&eine aeaeben scn
Yrairie bu Gbien mad anea tpi9tieen puutten.
6. &. Bacon, e. Serri6,
Gin. 1idet slet. Superintentent.
1865 acknowledgement. 1865
Ole
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
Doppel>@ eleis Giie nbobn.
Die ~fur3e{e, rai@eie une u..b bette &pute
apilden Dem Sfen u. @e1ten.
Das Babnbet 1T nit 9teinen ausseleat unb
adn3li9 fret Srn @taut.
Gleeante Sdldfm1gen Vns bel allen Na1t3u-
gen. @epdp wirb beiteinist nurd unt fret b.
f%Drpert. Va1aee tets 10 nitbris pie auf anotrp
&cutsu. 8. 81. SKINNER,
-ra @eneral.X idet M9ent. philadelphia.
.el 50. 8. 5pIues,
Set. Ya0aaier Meent, &bieaep.
&. :. 8imtau. Sen. -slst.' IGifent.
Dffee-Motropolitan 8lcd, Gbiea8u.
Sohn s. McMuifer, Mst.,
y or Saul minn. j.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-06-17

w. $780,, ~, o~1,,n;,
<""'''Pa'''"s" ~ . pa1p. e"V ~t'p H y
To- S'p'. 1oo4'>
Refdnntinnhun
~
TUT Nnteoler auf Gt~Ienbabnzyanb.
5Smmtlt6e p.rfuu,n, pelde Qaub ,uu, meoi.-
runosnr,iie b.anfpruHen unb IN ten unt,no,.
nanntrn 5urnltips upbnen. tueroen hitrburdb in
Renutnis oe{,kt. tas bic Gonnroouie bos Wnr,db,
an bic in i.nsn Icpns oeleaentn Gii,nbabn.
iSns.reien erlanot hat unb Zen. Qeut. ,n.rb,u
HERMIT cufo.iorpert. ibr gPtht nnd,us,.;i,m
mr. Fir hos Qonb fnfort 2ohInno ~ I%ei{cr. M,
baa GS,5.n Cd u,rlonot.
s @sftiou,n. SIS.
3.5.7 e Is
III. 10. 21. q. 29. 81. 80. IS 80 IS
1. {. ~. IL. Is. IL. is. u 33 26
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-06-17
HOTEL R..
Dritte @tra6t. ct. Yst.r.

Das ecmfurtabelfe 6ctel bee @eRens.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-06-17
Da8 uMmertcan @auie",

9.@. $6rr, Giseatbamer
tiet!t tem &eilenoeu ieee minlaenstertbe 81
quemlitteit, uno enpfeblt lh, euber tur4 en-
bern gprause, namsutli1 tur6
~ aans porslelid Stalluna. @a
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-06-17
Qioarrtn uub Gabafks -Gmpuripm
ypn roe
Iu9ett & ffma n II,
Urttte 4tra6e,

Sic llnter3ei4uetsn baben ibreassrber feinRen
Gisarren i'm Yreiie bon SO bis $65 per 3aufens
bur& neue Gintaufe s%erouafantist.
Hau@ unb 8ausE abade
BON allen @urten unb wreiien iinb sorratbis, rpr"
inter O ail's betannter beutider &au4tabad.
S@nupftabade,
In grocer Auspabl. a
Dtutf@e pfetftn.
Ganey>@ ppbs,
gertautti In @rsb- unb &leiabanbel3u ben BILL
lt8aen vreilen. 8ndelt u. f pfmann.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-06-17

General Stage Office
fir ldmmtli&e 2inisn mad rem @sRen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-06-17

~rife 9iDificn Der st. saul uno
" 4aei1c Gifenbabn.
Qantbspa.tement bsr 6aupt unb 3weialinie, !
ct. pau. is. @ept. 1854.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-06-17

II E. Il DO U II r II E. Il s.
Salpcn uup &eBelbabn
g.. 9traBe, seseniber tem altsnN meriean 9auls
g I. paul, Wlinn.
Die llntsssi9neteu MAIDEN BEN sesbrtsn tsut-
i4sn publitum bierour@ ~tetannt, eaB Fe lesben
ibren neuen
Sa!ppn nebl1 &eselbabn
erD7nst baten.
Wfit ber Gsrjrherung, bas mir tur4 bic arti9'
ir Yeoienuus nnb tneem mir nit ben beien Ar-
titeln fsts aufsuwarteu i'm Stanee llne, bemubt
iein tperpfn, uns pas a06emsinlte Mob!moNen
sujibern, laueu mir gum Sslu9 unls1ss nsusn
GtabliIemsuts freuneIitlt Gin
313-1Y @unser. u. Spneermann.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-06-17

Nferbe=8 erfauf3 @tau.
muft ,sss, son aa''i Sesss a.s ss't g S,a stst
A ~ eiefens 3pedt s~etraudten NIas.
Nh&1Akk.(1Garmers bpsues) -einen "s'
a @feree'0 ertaufs.&taH H
an Der 8ierten. III Der Ndbe Ser CT. s(n,
tbonp Straee, saal
tar et1s 4aat ssb 8erlaaf BON pfersex.
yt1tsuer. nel&e Dferbe IN Iaufeu. an verfaufeu
seet nnslutaut@et ntini&en, fnb .erfadt. Ia ipen
Ssta's'aas z S'a ed1t ssTaafp1.%sn, 5sa
sf} atisHis 10 s&3laa3 Essbf9 -. \ y Il.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-06-17

esg ,asT 7a4sgg0aVaE. fas lid a9gE.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-06-17

OWS WV WYNN NUVSAWV SSO VlstUIl5
lens 9e9en cine perion gilt es, tpenu utar
fe IL Snpipipuum besei@net. Cine Nor,
mdnniiae Amu,e ertldrte uus, naarem
ibr Mann fe purd8epriselt Ge ,pe,be
fottar tbren @emobl ME onpers ,,Ie,lnuet.
ale .pte tl'individu du Bon-Sarlveur."
st mar ndmli@ Diener zines, 9clpituls
pieles &auene.
90 IT 65Fibfeit elmer ter 6auptppr.
3l8e Ter Dienfmdpdea. unb In 10 nett
Der gertebr nit ibnen itets aneenebm u.
anfdnpts. &c mub l&on febr l@lium
tomulen, bic fe f@ 3u ben sr5bli&tn Re,
betsarteIt binreiben lai5en, tie TO- oft fdr
etde beuti9e 6ausfrau pie Aueue bitterer
2ttren finp. Is 81 s =.
Ro& IL, 90 Der Grmdtnuns ,,perib. ipie
IN Der Noruanpie nd BE pfi&ten elmer
bonnie pour toutbdufebie auf pas pferp
bt6 6ausber,u er1r,deu. Derglormonpe
" Elm bolber Gentaur, rBeib einsepfer.
pts 8ebt ibn iibtr oQes : fat itber ntrfebf
3u rettttt unb u fabret. pas Yf.rb u rei.
nt8et u1p ~ pfic9e1 unb Der &eft bleibt
BIT Bpnue aberlaitn. 4sfa sia
Die 8rpbe S&wteriptett aber, bic ales
llebytse dbertvefenbe Galauitdt TT ee.
fa ~aberbaupt IN ben 8eft etuer B,n,,e,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-06-17

,pFeblt ben Bepobnern bon Minneipta, ron ber
MD debaren @cbltbat Der NebenS,
terd@eruns @sbrau@ gu madden. @iebat
\ a a u. rpII eiusesabltes @runb-
apital Son 5000, 600
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-06
The ElridGe % nEonkeYa.

Many people wonder how Abraham
Lincoln, strongly committed rs man
could possibly be against the enterprise,
could cross the gulf which separated hin,
from JEFF. Davis and all negotiation for
peace. SO il would be puzzle, il ouV
primary biographies did not enlighten us
as to how monkeys in South America
can cross FROM one tree to another, too
wide apart to permit leap, without max
ing the circuitous route Of descending.
walking over the intermediate terra frmd,
and ascending by climbing the tree, whose
top they desire to reach But the picture
enlightens those who are too ignorant
even to read The passage is effected by
a bridge Of monkeys. A dozen monkeys
tie themselves together. head and tail, and
thus span the space. making bridge for
their fellows to walk over. The picture
forms beautiful spectacle in wood cut.
The intertwined arms. and closely coiled
tails, make the bridge as safe, to say the
least, as that which spans Niagara, while
an old APe, without compromising his
dignity by coming down." gains the
coveted position with case. The bridge of
monkeys which allowed Old Abe (if not
old ape) to cross, were Jaques, Jewett,
Greeley and Blair Thus we learn the
double lesson, that necessity is the mother
of invention, and that whatever is created
by the Almighty has its uses.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-06
HUSTON HALL


GOTTsCHALE's POSITIVE FAREWELL.
lror 10 his departure for Havana and Mexico. ZIG
NOR mUIlO has the hOl or 20 INFORM the citizens Of
Dayton and vicinity that he hes succeeded Ia making
arrpnsements VITA The woHd.TeDovned Pianist and
greatcOmposer,
l.. NJ. 6OTTBCHALB,
To give series o. GRAND CONCRkTS m tho prin.
cipal ctiss Of United states, prior 10 his depart.
ufo for Havana and Mexico
Mr. Oottsohalk's Farewell Concert 10 Dayton will
take place on MONDAY EVENING, FkBRUARY O.
slRnor huEo also takes great pleasure 70 announces
that he has secured the services Of the following mu.
sical artists 10 assist Mr. 6ottschhk a these Concerts
MISS LUCY sIMONs
The young and talented Oaniatrce, (pupil Of his,)
whose unprec edented success during aHeTiet Of Con
GERS in New York has been CHI triuly acknoEiedsed
by the press and enthusiastic public.
elGNOR AhDANAkl, &c ebrated Baritone.
eiGNOk MuZIO, Mu ical Director aud COn'r.
Tickets One Dollar. No extra charge ior reserved
seas Ticket Office OPEN commend on F1dey.
February D at 2 o'clock M att. 4. kenney Music
Store, $40 THIRD street
Doors open at ~; commence ats ja3id5
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE
HOUSE AND I91 qS 9S,Gg THE s SoENEn 4 M OF WAYNE
or A

HOUSE AND LOT ON THE CORNER OF WAYNE
AND JoNES sTREETs.
DAVID X. Boyer, Adminislratcr OF Daniel r. CarssD
al. " =
In Probate Court Of Montgomery county, Ohio.
IN pursuance OF an order granted by the Probate
Il Court of Montgomery county, ohio, will ofiSr for
sale, at public auction, on
Saturday, Fsbruary 10, 1885,
AZ the door Of the Court House In Inc city Of Dayton
between ths hours Of two and four O'Clock y H. of
said day, tte flowing described Tea estntei siiuno
in the clty ol Dayton, IN the county Of Montgomery
and state OF Ohio, to-wlE Lot numbered two thousand
one hundred aud fofiy.thFee (9itSi OF the rsvised
numbers on the plat OF said city OF Dayton
said properly IL slluaed upon the corner Of Wayne
and Jo es streets; the lot ID large and mpfovenents
good. Appraised Rt 81, 800 w
Terms OF sale, q cash IN hand; 4 In one year ana
H In two years nom the day OF saei deferred nav
mente 70 bear Interest and be secured by mortgage
on the premises. d. X HOVER
Admr q the estate Of Daniel Il. CIsSo, decd
". H. BaLVILLI, Attorney. Issiwts
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The state Journal on Mr.
PendiletOm.

Hurtt, Of Odious memory, is ont of the
State journal. At least the public are
assured that he has been abolished, and
the following paragraph seems to corrob-
oratc the statement, 1t could hardly have
appeared in the Journal. il radical
change had not been effected in the man
agement of that concern
We cdR not resist the conpiction that he
Mr. Peudletonl is al heart patriot and
good citizen"
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Two Valuable Farms
PUBLIC SALE.

VNHB subscriber will sell at public sale. on
j MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1865,
His ARM situated about two miles east Of Franklin
Warren county, Ohio, on the turnpike running from
Franki IN to spnngboro, containing one hundred snd
twenty FIVE acres, anout 100 acres which s ip cult
vat on, the balance ZINE TIMBER LAND The in.
proVements are tWo-story frame dwelling and ktch
en-, newly rooted and otherwise repaired, with good
cellar, frame barn. orchard and a never failing fo1pt-
ain OF excellent water. The farm il on good turn.
pike, and accessible to market. The soil rch loca-
ton healthy, and neghbOrhood good; and eyerything
70 make II one Of The finest homes in the Miami
Valley
ALSO, on the same day will sell my farm on Che
Gre ,con'anng 40 acres the road running froul
Franklin to SpringborO The road IL eoual IN ali rs
spects, to ordinary tumplkes. There is a good two
story brick dwelling and kitchen on the premises
Fifty acres is rich bottom land, deep soil and for pro
duoVeness cannot be eXcrled about so acres cam
HEAVY TIMBER. ~
Terms Of sale, one third cash on day Of sale; one
third IN one year end the balance n two years nom
day OF sale, TO draw x per cent interest," secured by
mortgage on the premises.
The arm first described will be sold frst Sale to
commence at ~ o'clock precisely
RICHARD WOOLLEY Franklin OhIo
:. V. CURTIS, Midde.own, Auo'r ia2sWts
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Public Sale.

L A VALUABLE Farm, consisting OF o. acres IN
"A Twin township, Preble county, 2S miles west AZ
Pyrmont, meA southeast OF Lewsbnrq viii basaid
on the premises on Saturday, February 5B, 1895
The improvements consist Of good house aud
barn aud other ouibuldings, two good wells OF water
cleared land the balance Of the land well timberod
This arm - convenient 10 churches, schools m,ils
Ae and In an excellent neighborhood, and will nos,
lively be sold TO the highest bidder. Terms made
known on day of sale. '
jasidawt' SAMUEL sHIMP.
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Peace.

Messrs. Lincoln and Seward have re-
turned from their interview with Messrs.
Stephens, Hunter and Campbell. OF
course nothing definite was accomplished
within the few hours spent together But
the negotiation was not abruptly broken
off. Whether it finally resulted in any
thing positive at this time, or not, is
doubtful, but we have no doubt it will be
renewed. 1t is now only suspended. The
following, from Washington special to
the Cincinnati Gazette, shows the feeling
for peace in both armies;
A letter from the Army OF the Potomac,
dated the lSt inst, says that for FIVE hours
alter tho truce was declared along our lines
in front of the 9Th Corps, thousands Of our
boys threw down their arms and engaged n
ball playing with the rebel soldiers. The ut
most good feeling prevailed, and during the
time the probabilities of peace were fully dis.
cussed by the officers and men from both
sides