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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-08-19
oae 9enaer @urfe enfdbaftsfeft

Das Geltprc9ramn1 fir bas Stnaer Bur@4tu.
iaaftsfsit an, 14.-16. AusuF lautst: 1. Die
@ntpmmsaten bssebsn ii& in Seua iofurt aui
bas &attbaus, no 1e steea 8rrSeisuns ibrer
GsRtarten bas 8url9eni&afts.3 .3si9en erbalteu.
Die Grauen NIB fcnitisen aeibli&en @erwaubteu
ter Bur1dsnl&after tsbiirfeu teiusr Jettarte unb
etbalten i&wars rotb soloen.iB .iBroi9sn ais Get-
asi&en. Grete @pbnuus .tpi,e Bios fiirD iGeni-
get Bon, Ge(ausi@ub teior8t, tpeI&e bis gum IS.
9uIi aneemelbet lne, b. ;. steen giuleneuns
sen &balern ibre 8ettarttr eslSf babeu. Die
ipater semeIretsu ueer erR in Sena leltn bic
aa.ts lSisnben Gsfsenu1en u,u6.n tann sten
sufrteben lein,:. mte ile untertou,men. D Mm
IL. Iusut Mbeues Besrubuns Der Mntpmmsn-
ben in Der Geabaae auf ber paraeisspiele.
.Gon3srt anb aufa9runs fdn,nttli9er;@ @sianssee-
cine 9ena's. - am-15. Nusui gormittass
8sesus, bel ptl&sn bas alte Barl&sul&psrt
unb bic ulte Buri&enfabne 3u.rl wieber ar taa
9t&t bes 1ases toutn,tn; lebtere wire spn ben,
srttien 8uri@eni&after setrasen, Der ale Slns.
ling Te am IS. OttOter 1917 auf bic Wo rtturl
trus. v. .....
gin beicnberer 0efmari9 1T BON BEN ti9tss,
Senaifden Naiitbirettor Naamann epmsenirl
4uf bent Marfte IuFubrnns Der 5ef. .Susertiir
son GapeameiFer Soa9in, RaH in @issbatsn
8ei1reee, bann Ielans bes BON 8rietrid Scf
MANN eeei@teten Getliebes mad ber Mslueie
u9ino wir bereit CUR euten Stunbs." Nittaes
Genelen III ber GeRballe. Ab.nes Guneersmu
fl unb seieutssr 0srtebr in Der Jtfbaue. d
@m Is. IusuR 0urmittaes: @emeini @aftli&t
Nnsilu0 ua& tem Sort nit NuFttselsituns
Nittass: GGen lit Der GsfbaQe unb in ben vss
| f@iebenen 3afbSfen. 1a&mittass une absnts
Masemetner Gcmmers Omit nQaneespater") au
Der wa.abieswisfe, ieltfserfantlI& nur fiji
0easene1en nit tem tur& bic geilarts srspsrbs
nen Bnrf&ln fsNsei&sn, rsl&ss ME eie3siffarss
jetsm patrtotil9sn Rann ausJebdnsiSt wirt
sr n,ag itutirt baben tbsr ni9t.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-08-19

l&e Strem bur& basielbe pl1blt@ auf ;
,. y. nobl, man erbielt bet @alencfa fetne
StBnale mebr bur@ bas Rabel ;
unb obne 3metfel bat baber ber @reat
8 Tern ietne Gabrt na9Neufunblanb
ni6t rretter forteelebt, Sb einBrud an
oem8abel erfolDte pber bic eleftril9e Strb,
mung an it9 aufb6rte> tperoen mir balp
rfabren,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-08-19

Oepp'e nit appetittib. - Dra3sufr
(eiu aurss getsrli eile Fe' siett tine Spislsarts
aus Der Sauee): 5inimeliatetmsut gDas il
tSs fir he Sausrsi?. Do lot 10 Ter Sbri,iebs, /,
uer Der 8rub!
Wirtb: Grfule, perr Oraaonsr gSAHn MA
b vortiOn etbsre I'M orii,is 9autme mug al,
- &a MA be setuab nit no o's 1rump-as er
(eaci
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-08-19

Gin 5pasSpsel lasie etnp III siasr
0s(ealaaft. .Gs sisbt tlrs apti gssanlailan-
gsn, auf weltt ein 0entlsman Braney trinlsu
Tam obne l.iusn &elp.tt ,u psrleBsn une hs(s
tnb, psna tr ssiaI,sne Slide ssssfsn bat une
wsnn II setnt sesedsn,a y
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-08-19
Namaleb s @ieiem,
Bu6bin6er, Mrctben56ruGe>

unb Gerfsrtiesr bon
Gpuntp Su3ern, Nsbnunssba9sra,
0srmulartI1srn jetsr Nrt.
@ WotsH, Masaaint unp ale gulpcr -su
w:rbsn irl9 sstwnbsu.
Age Arten Qinisr-, Druid unb BuVbinbsr-
srbstttn ptrten aui's 8elte beiorst.
Gtf11fislefal: Np. 18l brittle Ctr,
nbsr Vplter's Wspebrltpre, St. Vau, Winn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-08-19

i
Nanbtbetl bas 9upuitn absttt.
W@t lelten tpirb berbopfen, meiit aber
aus tetragerfla 5fonomtl@en Rddf&teu,
gum Tbetl bur6 bilteye unb aromatiIdte
We9etabll:en, ale MetH,utb. gnSianwur<
3el, Iauienc8ulbentraut, garbpbenepIeten,
traut 3ittmtrmur3el SnBtpfr. pomeran>
tenl9aalen, erdne pomeransen unb auaz
fabplApane (ppppn baS to!oGale Rppf,
peb bertpmmD nntbr.: pber tpent9er un<
3pedmdbts erieBt. geim Dtgeriren NIT
8eretnt9ter 1bterfo9le man In ieber
Mpotbete baben fann = perl9ptnpet alle
Bttterleit ite mag Yen 9opfen ober an
bern 8e8etabllen, lelbf Mloe, berrabren.
Nur bic Bttterfeit tes Gtrp@nin, wel&es
lefcer aud benubt meroen lpll, miro pa,
eur& ni6t entfe1nt. Wan nebme Elm
@laS relp. @lds&en 8ter, lese etnen9Bf>
fel ppQ G6ierloble basu unt la1ie es III,
8toedt "a Stunben feben, @Amedt tasz
ltlbe oann nod bitter 70 1T IS eiftiges
Bier,
Mf&tlide ladtli9e 8etmeneuneen,
bic In ber Nbfdt 3u9elebt perpeu> um
i@wa4es ober feblerbafte6 8ter l9einbar
tu neritdrfen cber gu Yerbel1ern, oper aud
UNI ben Wppetit Ut ref3en, iine
l. MufBQ6e .Son betdubenbenYRau3en<
tbeilen, alS &ptelfSrntr, wtlper Gesmaz
rtn, 8flIentraut unb eiu @emil9 pon
0atrt3enlaft, Gn3tan> >Grtraft unb Gilen@
yttrtpl - llnter Zen, Namet, vWultum"
Serfauft-tSnnen gum 8eeauern, auf DE,
mtl@em@ebe tutntB ooer gar nt9t ermit,
telt tperpen.
2. Rretce, MaeneTa> pottal9e oper
Spba als 0erbe1erun9smfttel BON Iauer
eewcrpenem 8ter. Der @enuB iauren
9ttree 1T Der @eiunbbeit ofsntar na@.
tbttlt8, aQein Elm iol@es 8ibt G9 aud
bet BEN @euufe beutlt@ 8enug pur@ let.
nen 0ef@mad gu ertennen; nf@t 70 aber
bet tem Bier, 100 bic Sdure fortge19afft
une an eeren SteQe Sal3e eetreten fnp,
bte bur@ fbre barntrettenben> abfabrenoen
unb i@wa&enpen Gteeni@aften ebsnle
| naatbetlt8 tperben tSnnen.
I'm 5u erfabren, pb Iauer eepefenes
Bier pieper ,oefirt" murpe ntbme man
cine pinte uup loi7e es bis ann Trnfmrm @
perpuuleu unp oldhe ben &eii bei freier
Quft IN ei.,er pffenen Sdale, bis gnss
pertublt it, Die fobltoe Wai5e Mrs fefn
| oerteter unp mit gpof7er nnSoe,noer @
@leibt beim Werpompfen pieier pSinnn
eine ntd,t oeri,,oe tpeiee 6ol,n,n{7e ,,,rifd ,i'
| teren WuaSiuno in ,,enioem rei,,rngnni. 1
fer Gurrun,apepier brS1nt. rptbes Qnr,
nuspop{er tlaut, te{ 2ulok iroenb ei,,er
Sdure oufbrauif unb in aoiftpo;Ier einen
weieeu Mfeberihloo sernriodbt &, mor
| ben, 8ter Elm Mlfoli iei "a n,n a,cttof,he
pber 6pbo ,,,o,1ekt nnrn.n -, :. ''V'
MQe anpern @erfdlihunoer hier ouf.
aufabre,,, mare ~ tpeitIaufio' 1}an oske
tur In ef,t mol,bo,a e. hrx;,ot j;M III
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-08-19
9Dfepb NJ I 9es,

@ilton, Wa1eea g., Minnelpta,
tapRtbn F4 CUR anfsttiaaus nun Taia.n Drs9s-
Israrbetten, 3tliarobIVsn, pplir;in S9rtintr-
artstttn unp belunbers beutlde1 Gpinnrdt.rn
ieotr Qrt, essglei4en after @urten 1abasspftifsn
Wub aler 1snftger Dre9slerarbs,t. -
- BE- ae(lunsen fBnnen in iebtm Stprt in
@Aton> lowts III etns'S 9otsl binttrlaGtn h,sr.
Ssu. Y1-1p
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-08-19
Spbu u. Maner.

II SDbn u. Wtaper,
" SrlpSez zStabe, Wtnneapplis, Wtn.
MERCHANT TAILOR,
pall fla pob!aiiprtirtes Eager geiamadsoG fnS
npesT anseTartigtern Serrentletber,
@a1limsrs,
Iu9e uno
Weiten=StoTe
O0tratbis uab tubtt fimnltlicte g>fteugneen aui
has prOmptefte une 3ufrisoenrsgsnrfle ans.
O, Aes9ls1asn pTsrist msin Strre sius g1c5a
Wuspab! pOn &appenidi1men uuo onre7n 3T-
etgor p35f :. 81. Maner.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-08-19
Dellttriai(4ts.
" . as
oDottesbaus&en aab leiae Dewobaer,
s.,ablsneeeu euO. :. po1n.r
(9@luB.)

lSpNb.) =
g. rere penn! rtef YdnfraL peGen
Nsusterpe pom Wlnute gu Ntnute ww&s,
Der Treute tonnte er fi6 eben nod nf@t
blnssten, neil er bic @el&t@te nod ni&t
fannie.
glun> fubr @pSel fort her Gabtan BebI
letne @tunbe 3u blaien, ss tpar etpa I'M
Gus tteie Na@t-unp Der Gpnrab bletbi
in leintr @tube. Mls eer Gabtan wttter
tpmmt> 1T feline 1bitre psri&luiien unb Der
S@ll1el fort. .....z
@as ? rief Yansra3 =, pa 'pirie bod
nibt laBen ppllen -~ ..e..E
Der Gabtan fdbrt 0u8el fort .sbne
ii4 irre MAIDEN 1u laien, abnet nun et>
lpas unp etlt auf bic 3auptwabe; !; absr
ter Off3fer feblt, Der 9err Marquts be
Ia GeuiQate> Der laubere Gtute Sfe
lu1en ibn I'm @tern-er war fort; in
alien @irtbsbauitrn -er 1T nfr8enbe
benz Qpmmanbanten 8emelpet. Der
tommt na@ einer!Stunpe ielbR unb tBrt
tes Tatian'S GrSdbluno an, pem's aud
nibt su Mutbe war, .pte tem pfaff ant
Sitsytae. Stem Der Gommanbunt 1T
1T etn WenlAenfreunt, tas wiGen ,pir
MQe, tsr un5 0teles atwenbft, ttenn ct
fam. :.
Gr tpbt nur iber ben Sffsiet, Der bic
8ade yerla6en in einfr Statt IN Gein.
>es Qanbrs-benn IN, bienfte verffbt er
leinen Spab. Gnpli9 seb'n Te NIT ei.
nem berbet8erufensn @9lo0er 3uGabfan's
Sous tre&en's auf une riatlB! = bic
@efansntbl9la6el fnb fort! Sebt Debte
ans 0efdnsnte. Da raft Gtner b'rtn
wie teisGen. Mu@ bieie teiben 1bdrex
trtbt Ter S&lpi1er aut uae itebs ba =
Was meinR bu?-
Weiter! wei1tr! rief Yantras, unt
fabte @psel's 3anee, tenn er 3itterte put
unSeeulc. q
Der latt f@ einen Nusenblid an lei.
ner @pannun9 unb la9t bann: Vi.
@Bssl9en paren fort, has ylef leer, uni
bsr 1err Marauts be Ia GeutQabe tpdbte
f9 auf Der Gree berun,, Bebunbe1 an
6Gnben unp 15uben, unt um ben Wunt
eine Graueni&Irse 9e,uidslt jeepd 70, bae
sr nt9t erF!dsn fonnte. Gin paar Dpn'
nerworte pes gcmmanranten sebieten.
tbn Der Strtfs III entleetben, aber an
Gretbeit 1T nfdt 3u benten, eenn er mut
In BEN @efdn9ntB in 6aft tletten pu
Glilatetb unt ibre Mutter sef&ma@tet,
Gbe jebp4 ter Sag 8rauete, tpuree {,
iortselaaft na& ber @efeL 100 er letns
S@anpe perterosn mag btnter ben Wdl'
len vpn Mpntrcyal, ID man u,untelt, q
tperee eri@uiitn werben, wae tbm &C.
bIbrte. 7a.
limb Grau Drete une G!tlabetb? fraBts
pdnfta3.
Sinb 8erettet, ent9e6nete @cBel; abel
,pe = bas tuet6 @ott. 5pfentlf@ ,pefs
0enua, pab (le Der Mrm bsr @rfplDun0
nidt errefden fam! @..n,
Yanfrd3 bate 9enuA 8ebtrt. IN. einen
DantsSbltd na@ pten ju rt@ten. 9,
perltee pen Srt, wp er eefanben, '1nt eilt'
bein,. s 49,. ~
g9te Ct ii9 tnntDlt& per @tttune freu.
te f0r be beiben Dulbertunen> 70 freut.
er il@ aud bes &ettere unb ietnes tapfern
Sinne8> ater aud ber lle,1en Gprtf&rttte,
bic ct eetpib IN ter. M&tunB unb 9tebl
Glilabetb'S 8ema@t baben tplrbe.
@te inni0 banfte ber 0rets fefne,.,
@ott fit bte 8ladlt&e @ettuu9 ietner 2te'
Gen! @ie, par feline Seele ppu Greube
6dtte ct nur nod 9ewubt, no 1e 1eien
ietn Slid mare SpQecmuten 9etpelen.
XIII. ~
We ber 3erfSruug Md@te halten. "a
Da fmtt has @ldn3tnbie IN. Stautt
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4b tracts nf Eitl,
fir 9rumbeiaemtbu,,.

3Hlitaens pela,r lgnEise In nenllr!anb,a pun
8AMtty 0exHts s1ttallsns Ra@wsts wirb ~ N &.
u oyHfts 1pltefert, u1nn man E& asStn
I b sf 9ge1 GVae, VenstaHt Hsx1N,,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-08-19
Sis fir bic WiiIipl1en !
X E EP co OIL

Der llutsr;sictnets bat einsn gctratt Gis Gin >
selest, gan, Winneiotd uro .aQe un1lieee.ter.
DSrfer !vabrene ces Srmmers nit rteism iii rct,
sfse nwirtigsn tsiBsn 3eiten rppesIt riinihtns
pe then 8ibunasmittcI su cem tiQielten Wrs;fg
I'M G,reben uns 8einen ;u serleheu. Der gNa
gen 1T i'm @ange une Iisfert ras Sefsllts plrst
lid ~ jeber Grif, 352
G n 4 y SO oo,,~
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-08-19
g. s. &bmibt,
DreGSler u. S6irmma6er,
Wa1biuotpusStraEe,

nsbsa G9.iF. 9s&t's Saluun,
m>fsblt I'D ,ur Anfertisuue spn alien itinertu
bst@sltrarbsttsn, sum Mbsrebea uab GGrbsu uur
8tGta.bb1usn, Reesn- unb Spauex-S1irm'
psre.x usx tbsrsossa une repa,irt. Deutf&
Ytetftn, aernlpisex, Spa3isr RBde, Qisarren
Aau@., aau- NIB @4nupftabad IT bstibm !.
sabtn, unb triu9tfrsunblt1 u,n eenetetsn 3u'
tpru@. ~ N8. 2letne Da1tppn Vpdbul3unl
0Htnbetn ilut tets ncrrGtttg.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-08-19
Neue8 Sattlerr 0eIndft

Saf. 9ammer,
Dritts Strase, Dtess Stabt, tsm WtasIr1p saus
une rserte Strabe @ec. Gjrubsr sfasuiter.
st. Waul. Miun.
pferteBsitirre unb Sdtttl Itfte srrrdtbig.
Safob !5anmer,
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g'u. 207 Dritts straBs, q. paul. aV,n.
Sd tIhIs tsten @siifsl, atr in msin Rot, ,;n
(hiast uns ea i'd ben arS6s,su Sbs msin,s q,
psIs et'sfi ven ben ,5atiitauttu bs;sbs, fagn ID
sSteesrrfttauisrn aroBs gprthciIs tis,fn - nfz
nstiunsn eMrb tit Yol! werssu tromp; ,j->
su s.a'H aps5F'"s't Sphu Gee.
oo!l Ne. 20? Efitis I-t1
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-08-19
- Carl NGber,
Dsutl9tr ubrma&s sr
RStA,rk

3. Strabs, Gpnssst pau ssstutitsr, ct. paul,
Dsrlautt fal@sn. unb Wantubrsn, Wele-
!, eaaren, 8rtIen &c. ~ berabseiestsa Yrsilsn.
=, ubren unb 0elbla@en pereen au1's 6sfe Hne
: 8iQtsRs rspaEirt une fir Gin Sabr sarantirt.
: tar aIteS @plb ant Silber pi1e htr bSHNs
. -YEeiS keaablt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-08-19

uegteCt AuDe WAteN VpCupst 6s6QU6eU
unser bem Drude BUMPER Mneit fi1r tie
arme Staet unb tbre Bewpbuer unb TN,
ter einer etpas Iuberorbentli@es perllh.
benben unrubt utter ben Grar3p(er,, Of,
ne bab man jebp@ tpubte, tpa6 he 70 utt.
rubt6 made unb bic ieltfamen 0ertebr>
uneen III bepeuten bdtten. Md@tt9e Yul.
YerSprrdtbe tpurben aus ben @ew 6lben
bse norbbflt@en Gdtburnss ber Stabt,
assen ben &bein au, lnb unter ben. 3ebu.
tentbpre 8ele8e.. auf bte Burg Stabled
8eldafft ebenfo IN BEN, bem 3tbntentbp,
re aund&f febenbea fptbex 1buru, unb
ienen AM &1blber8, 1ter BET pfdlaii@en
8elneret. Dfe Rranten unb Derwunpe.
ten murben aus teus 1empelberntofe
nebe,t bsr Stride unb tem Mppfelbpfe,
tpsl@t BET %ppftlttr&e IN 3Sln ~ ft8eu
war war, unb ber aud ale 2a3aretb 9t.
biemt bate, auf tpet&8sbettete Wa8et, 9e.
latem unb na4 MortrpYal an ber Weolel
ab9eflbr.. que @errdtbe ber 8urg, al,
@tl@ubeieltf tie 8asease Sploaten,
3peen be6elben @e88 III LANCER Metbe.
Niemanb .pubte, tpa6 Is bu bebeuter
babe, ater entitslt@e abnunsen erfaQter
bic armen B1r9er, @as man 70 iet,
beflr@ttt, rdmlt@, ts r,S9tt tber bil
@efan9enen eftt l&weres @ert3t 8tbalter
werpeu, IS te,pdbrtt f4 nt4t, wetl, ,ptl
20 f&ien ter Gummanpant es nt@,
woQte.
Nlttten IN bielen 8rauenppQtn Oorbe.
rsttun9et taQten bte @ledta f@auerltd
aulau,men sur 2et@enfeftr bes Saall@ult'
bstBen.
5intsr BEN Sarge etne blei@ uni
F&tli@ ttef erf&attert 9oitpb neten gu
Jet. Nc@ iuar fetn 3opf yetbunben
DIR Gpmutanbant bate tbn frei 9elaiie,
unter bet 8tbtuBuns, bae e 1,a@ ben
eet&enteednsniie bic @tabt seslade.
M8 III btr l1m8etuu8 1pn Saue
@erner BE 9et$e efneelenet .bat. tebrte q
u tt0tlser tnb ,peni8tn, BE be!xet@e ae
telat waren, gum Saale )urt9, 1eetoa
@ha,sn BE 1ewatsans l.tnu 3att "
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-08-19

Nm6erlpagen in s.se.s,. g.pss ~ j7r>
MILD .NfrfnmSsr1 IL --.E-.
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st. pau( eifenRore.
u bpI4, 0ean uu b SO.

6&ntIer IN
Stlsn, Na9eln, Stabl unb 3pblen, YEl,
gu. Gsyttn. epsunefebsrn, Nrsm, @rob|&mie.
Hessatl, Dasner. ppl,. &rbeit, 4lsmpneree.
'"W sM ,@sesen partpaaren Gbesbaupt.
oH0@ftsaettben gum Hmlot.
'Osne etrase St.Yaul, Mtnn.
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XIII

Do ber 3erftDrung Md@te palttn,
Da Euft bas @ldn3tnbfe In. @taubt
Da mirt, tpas sreb unb l&Tn sewefen,
S&nsa btr 9trni&tune fHrer @aub.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-01
The MEXICAN Question.

rhe relations between the United $tatca
aud Mexico are assuming a nore-Dniports
ant aspect every day. The appointment Of
General LOGAN as Minister to Mexico 81
made the occasion of anarticle In the Cour-
!. .HTdes Eats tNis, the organ of Imperial
French sentiment I'm this country. The
Courrfst expresses It's astnuishment lt the
appointment Of General LoGAS as 'Atnis-
ter TO q defunct Republic whose SEPT Is
inoWhere,1 and thinks IL "very certain that
Mr. IoGAN viii not set out for 4 destma-
tion which he will seek in yaip oil any
,map.n The act Is the more astonishing
the. Courier says. because there was 10
pressure of Congress-" and 10 "eXlgency
of public opinion calling for it'-and i ac-
complishes only the end Of "iusnlting
France and the Mexican Empire, without
serving IN the least the dtfunet Republic
10 which The cmbassador is acredited." The
ComTier compares the sending Of Mhis-
ter 10 the "Republic" Of Mexico, under
present circumstances to the sending pi a
Minister from France TO the Confederate
States, 'whon naught remained to IL but
Galvcslon,' and suggests the action OF
France in the case, by asking how the APP
pose, procedure would have been regarded
by the Government of the United Statcs,
Inhoticlng the late emphatic declaration
Of General Grant with referance to Maxi
milan, the Courier says : Its impossible
iOr as to pass without remark symptoms
fatal to the good understanding between
this country aud France" "What," the
COafrier inquiries, would the citizeIlS. oi
the United States have said if Marshal Ba-
zame, during the war OF secession, bad
publicly expressed the hope to see the Fed
eral armies defeated by the South sN The
Comrier repudiates all idea of alarming
the country, but states that = there Are
more reasons than there should be fqr n
great enlargement between FRANCE ,iInd
the United States. They should explain
themselves however, once for all, for the
two countries have unequal Interest IN
knowing to what their mutual inteuti0ns
will lead. The French Government ha.
borne patiently many little proyocatiuSls
but we deceive ourselves if We lmagine L
would sell its honor chcaply IL it is called
into the ring n 'Hal
ai These remarks of the Courier are worthy
or Thought and consideration. They hC
doubt express the sentiments entertailiet
by the Imperial French party in Mexico
aud rs Napoleon IL not in the habit OF Ok.
pressing his opinions uhtil the time for &C.
tion arrives. they afford the only ineanS 10
arriving at probable conclusions as, to hi
nanncr of hooking at and estimating th,
q course adopted by the United States GOV
ernnient. IN that yitw they Vim be hsl,
Important uutil we have news Gom Eraric,
as to the opinion of the French Govern
Iheht upon the appointment ofGenefa
Logan as Minister to n dehin6t Republic,
as the Courier calls the party opposed o
AlaNimilian in Mexico. h#Hj
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-01
NEWS OF run DAY.

President Johus,f has issued u proclauls-
.tlop.rfstSging the priNlegosgr twvr.t 5f
1ogshs eopas IN qii parts o( AZ uuHod
states- ex@pt Niraania Kentucky Tcquca-
see south Garolng North Cardliua Ckog-
gla, Fforida stiahhmT, Mississippi, ls,,ts-
lana, Arkansas and Texas the District Of
Columbia. and the Territarics Of Neu AlcA-
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-01
George Washington JuIian.

This illustrious individual who Is 50 aneI-
ious to ~hang libciallyr in the South u
having opportunities for the display Of his
belligerent propeusities nearer at boiAc,
aud upon his own political friends. Not
ouly Is he soundly whipped by GeneaSal
MEREDITH, likewise n leading Republican,
but W. II, HoLLowAYs in the columns lof
the indianapolis JouslGL the central Isc-
publican organ, gets after him rs follows.
After alluding TO his yenomons character,
eold-blooded measures and hypocrisy, he
saysif ii Ht .H1liif ' '9ni4EWi
"The True Repub7icdR tJulian's fimily o.
gam Is q miserable sheet, and Is constantly
tilled with the erosstst personalities and in
uehdoes of Which any ordinary black nidil
police gazette, or the vilt'st llbeftinc. would
be ashamed. These are poured out in the
greatest profusibn upon any man who daris
to oppose this great Goliah. Hihi
We have borne this sort of thing long
enough, and having the material In hantL
propose to use Il IN smell manner AS we SEE
lit TO expose this cowartlly charlatan, and
shall hold onrself personally responsible
for what we write. There has beenno time
within the past llfteen years when he was
not engaged In u braWl with some one in
his Congressional District. whom he was
attacking and defamng through the preks
and by every other available means. lie is
a'miserable failure, and, although he has
been admitted 10 practice law for tweAty
years, he has never, up 10 this day, oeelpi-
ed even second rate position Mt the lar Of
Eastern Indiana. He has never had prae-
tiee enough to keep body and soul together,
and the mystery has always been how be
managed 10 live. fo2 ni AHHrn1 a.ii \
He has never poiled the full vote of his
party In any election IN which hel was a
candidate, always falling from fifteen huil-
dred 20 four thousand behind the regular
candidates. In Wayne County, where lie
has r,sided most Of his life, he Is inyarla-
bly, defeated by the opposing candidate for
nomination.. At the nominating election iil
1862 he had no opposition. His name wds
printed upon all of the ballots and out OF
1900 votes in Wayne county MIR. Julian re
ceiyed less than 1900. Those who did not
wish 10 vote for him had 10 scratch his
name off tho ticket, and thus Il will bs seebl
that over 1900 Republicans, most OF ,whoAi
had known him all of his life, prOfeesed 10
friendship for him,- ,-and preferred not to b.
represented at all la preference toreUlrIi-
ing Mr.. Julian 10 Congress ~ Boo gdiIoU
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-01

The Columbus Statesmen says, itl& pre-
dictien has been made by .Nashington
correspondents Of Republlcau paper. tiat
the Presidents Message viii disappoml
and diSatkfythe Delnperats,I IL win do
no such thing, If 1t boldly upholds the
Consultations and tile cause1 Of southern
Representatives; bnt if itshaH turp sovN
the Constitution and the cause Of the South
ern members to the tender mercies of thc
Radicals We are Inclined ", ihiBbqt win
not be satisfactory TO thcDthJcraflc Brcs
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-01
Daniel webster on Paper Money
IfrpYIfnfiuu

Daniel Webster on Paper Money
fcpudiatiOn.
tierr rtswhai nsNim WhpsrER said on
thcsubjctt Of lficite pnabl paiAnr Money
hich .AGcngress het made iceal bndef,
audfaich r. theboniw Cwbeh claim rSemp-
tipr IroS,fFsXstton ceetinae to issne h dis
regard Of the law and of their charter:
The very tnan vino has the deepest in
fcrest ina sound currency, aud who suiieis
lnost by nischicyous legislation iu fmpney
Aoattoi4 d the man WHO carHs his dtiiy
bread hy his duly toil... Adeproeiated car4
reNcy chmgcs of prices, paper money
falling boz Wegn hqrBigg and htD,ji, apd
fillht sIn loaer h,ANetAi uooh isai'l m1t
those things constitute the very harSdst
timeaf ,spefplatoJYs aud'ortie whole rg4'e
of tfosc Who arc 40 once idle and crafty (:
atii 90 thdt 'otib'r face, iou, tht Citalines bf
all times. marx al 40 as IA hc known forever
by ogC sglpl,e ot thej bist9rian's pen. men
greedy OF 0tbCL mons property and prU,l-
iga! Of theiroyg Capitalists may outlire
l-.-'Pl,sy may either prey ON tlA, earning of
lhgp py tpcir cent. per cent, or they may
hhdrd. But The labo,ing lnait-4What can
lac hoardy Preying Vn nobody, he becomes
the prey % als Ills property Is in bis
hands. llis l1li9iiec, his fund. his protluot-
iyt freclidld, his Al. his labor. Whether he
worn on lfis own small capital or anOther's,
Ills living IS stlll earnod by his industry /;
and Whcn the money oi the country 4lie-
comes dcprtciate,l and dehasnd, whether It
be Multcrated coin on paper without cro,lit,
that lhdustry is robbed of its rewards. Tie
then lahors for n country whose laws ebdat
him oitt OF his hrond. 1.I .d l,lu.li4lI
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-01
lAI9lo9I t4aI IAtIlI nlllIAA. aaI4-

a iQpop Ssdat "a fit9llA AsdHIi1g q
irom New York, tells a pretty good 5t0IN
of an lllinosian who was stopping ., ijk
same hlUtel! Or rShhtlAy the Wese3id maa
being desirous OF hearing some of the mot.
famous pulpit orator. aOf The mcluuulii
went in the morning to Dr. ChaplNs cbiucl
but heard u stranger preach ff0m fbB .aNt
iiBut Sim0ns wiiels mother las sick of +.
teVer.N la the aiternOoii hrtwdht q
Beeeher's Plymouth Church. ami heard tlk
sapae DISCOURSE from ,tlg s,ae puailahei
A.0ing- FelaiRts -LAE-.-slsaa.,ll
church, he found the slme pIpnoiu,r.,ant
the SippfY tllemet "Sipiep'ia a ife sInVli,,h
lay SICK Il fever.H aahS'Nexi, AAsl ~
patient hearer of the tInine told ,liscour4
Was erQssilg 70 Br0YklNp in . ytelrybpnl
when the alarm berlin int pdrk agftifpS
tho air With iIs great ehqel4 ptsope0, and
a man behind him inquired Willy tlie bcll
Was tollingl Looking up, he saw the nov
fnhillaf eonAtenAnoe 81 thh PipadieE ,5id
,wRs ,prompt 70 .rsplyia N, tlJgL Sippn'i
wife's mother must be dead heard flwrt
times yesterday that she was sick OF q
feyerw 'if