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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-24
Cooper IE,filuse Meeting.
To ~ Edior NJ IN. ~ y Tyibaae

SIR; find my name in the published list Of
VoePresident6 Of the meeting held at Cooper Institute
The evening Of Feb =, ls6G. The Of my name
in that connection was not authorized by me.
NEIHoRyE ToMrKDs.
Nh. York Feb q lsfC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-24

GEN GRANT At NIBLOs.-Gen. Grant will
probably visit Nibos Garden this evening Saturday
upon the invitation Of Mr.. WLestley.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-24
sinking Of the steamer GiImorc-Loss
(tO1O OO.

CNCNYATL Friday Teb. g. leo.
The steamer Gilmore, bound from Nashville
wi lie entering tho canal Louisville YESTERDAY, struc
one Of the abntnonts and Immediately sunk. The
steamer valued al 600 Gnd the cargo s75 co.
mostly insured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-24
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP

CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP
CURES ALL SWELLING OF THE GLANDS,
Either Of the Face Neck Female Breast, and sho DO
taken as soon tho swelling is detected thus preventing
their breaking and producing troublesome DseaTs ng Sores
which dsGure many Of the younger portion q th. COM
munty from twenty years Of age. Young c-dren are
very subject Discharges the Ears which depends uron
S-rofuoul constitution These recover oy iaAg
q few dose, Of the Life Syrup.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-24
NYuVdeY An Cincinnati.

CHCIsSATI Friday, Feb % leCd.
o. s. Murray was shot and instantly killed,
last night by II. A. Edwards The affair caused n
considerable excitement both parties being well known
here. Edwards gave himself up.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-24

ITO TEACIIERS.-S3,500 Germs accommO-
4 dating) will buy large HOUSE, with uTec acre. Of
lawn pleasure ground enden, nrd orchards built expressly
for and suited young ladies' Boarding School
Pleasant village pure Lis abundant, property cheap
10 one competent and willing to open ncht school Place
healthy aud aceesbe. Apply TO A. NASH, No III Nae
AUST, ~ Y,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-24
Musical.

ITALIAN OPBRA-ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
The grand opera of Don Sebastian was per-
formed last evening TO a large and fashionable au
diencc. In this opera Zucchi Las made her grandee
success in it she has put forth her fullest powers, an(
won even from those who were slow to acknowledge
her high dramatic genius, the most enthusiastic en-
con.iams Last night she was truly grand. fully sus
taining the brilliant reputation won by her previous
performances Of the same character.
NIassmiliani and Bellini divided the lonors Will
Nile Zucchi ard well deserved the Gattering applause
they received. The opera throughout was performed
In The most admirable manner,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-24
OPERA MATINEE.

The Opera Matinee at the Academy Of Music
commences this morning at II o'clock by special de-
SIRE lone" will be performed with Adelaide Phillips,
Bossio and tho great tenor, Mazoleni. This Is hit
first appearance at MATINEE in bis great character in
lone" and this fact should alone attract brilliant
audience. Remember. ladies, ct II o'clock a IL. Tie
Performance a. the Matinee will commence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-24

GREAT SUCCESS Of the NEW STORY
~ Everybody IS reading the great lie al Novel q
DELMOSItOS,
DELMONlCOS
DELMOSICO'S,
appearing ia he .
SUNDAY COURIER,
SUNDAY COURIER.
SUNDAY COURIER,
tie u,Et 'se Of Which viii con,sn, as usual vivid and
tr-ti.Gl coiCTgtcuf 81 tie - -
BALLS OF THE WEEK
BALLS OF THE WEEK,
BALLS Or THE WEEK,
and brilliant ,roty Of exciting Stories, admirable Essy',
Poetry, ALecdotes etc.
For ,se by al the News Agents. ard at the Office Of publ
cation, No sprlce.st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-24

Ladies' Collars, from Is cents to ~ per 100
Grptleinens Collars, from ~ 30 &, ~ per 100.
CAUTION To THE PUBl.iC.-Tbese the only papes
eoisrs and cuffs that made from pure linen stock,
NOTICE TO THE TRADE.-Whoessle PrieeL List sent.
by mail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-24
The SPECIAL ATTENTION OF PuRcHAsgR
Is directed 10 their
PATENT AGRAPYE ARRANGEMENT

For which letters patent granted them Nov 49, 1887
The value aud importance OF bis invention having been
practically tested during period Of nearly six years by
5tenway Sons, In all their Grands and highest priced Square
Pinoorte and admitted be the greatest Improvement Of
odern times they that they have determined
10 introduce their Patent Agrae Arrangement" In
Piano forte MANUFACTURED BY them riont fHcrea'e Of its cost
In ordT that all their patrons reap the full advantage Of
this great improvement IN o,,,r,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-24
VnOM ALBANY.

.rs c<arse Of The .soursal-Litie knhu-
NEE Of IL. Ar,icIes-now such Writing
shouid be Leaders Eoccm-
ing Antiquaiea-Tee New Paper nc
veto Message.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-17

A .GRAXD SQUIRREL HUNT.--We had an old
fashioned squirrel hunt in Akron, which in its re-
suits will, it is believed, challenge comparison
with any similar exploit on record.
The match was organized b5 the appointment
Of Hiram Patrick and n. B. Wickwere as captains
of the hunt, each having command of twenty-five
men, who, under their leadership were to hnnt the
neighboring country, the party succeeding in bag.
ging the greatest quantity of game during the
day, according to established scale, to be de-
clared the winning side, the losers paying for a
supper to be partaken of by the whole party in
the evening The different animals shot were to
count as follows:
Striped squirrels were to count three, and red,
black and gray, five, ten and fifteen respectively;
rabbits and cOons, thirty each; foxes and minks,
fifty; muskrats, twenty; and in fact every animal
| from the tiny Chipmunk to the bear, the panther
and the cougar, were rated at their proper value
by Messrs. II. Cummns, c. B. Rich and s. 7. Con
yey, the duly appointed judges. We may here
observe that no specimens of the three last men
toned denizens of the forest appeared among the
spoils. The featheted race were not to be ex-
cluded from contributing their unwilling quota to
the general fund, and woodchuck, pigeon, part
ridge, snipe, quail, ducks, crane and mudhen were
much in request by many of the party
On mastering their commands, Capt. Patrick's
| men fell to the number of twenty three, while
Capt. Wickwere's were three less in number. All
started in high spirits OF the 5th of the month"; and
| after dispensing themselves over the country in
pursuit Of their object, met at the appointed ren
| devious in the evening to report their prowess
Every hunter being sworn to the fact that the
spoils he produced were shot during the day, the
| game was counted, whenGapt. Patrick's side OBJ
tanned credit for 2l66 and the rival body 2064
leaving balance of l02 in favor of the first named
! gentlemen. The game partially consisted Of
X squirrels with some few rabbits and coOns, and
1 when piled might be measured by the hushel
/ Many OF the hunters counties from 200 to 250, ant
4 one veteran soldier of the late war ranEp score
of 300.-[ Akron (Oet. 81 Ger Buffalo Express.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-17

FRENCH WEES AND THE AMERICAN TARIFF
Seizures of French wines by the customs authori-
ties of the United States, the pretext that they
are declared at less than their neal value, are con
tnuing. Letters arrived this week (says our Paris
correspondent announce that in the course of a
very short time not fewer than $780, 900 worth of
Bordeaux wines had been confscated at New
Orleans alonei This is ruIuous for French dealers,
and il it continues longer, the trade must come to
an end. tits alleged here that the board of Gus
toms Of the States employ spies in the principal
seaports of France to ascertain the quantities Of
tue wines embarked for America, and that they
send out fraudulent documents representing that
the value Of such wines is higher than it really is
from which it follows that the e-exporter even
though declaring the wines honestly, can hardly
escape confscation. In some cases it appears
these spies forward the retail prices Of Havre,
which naturally greatly exceed the Wholesale
prices at Bordeaux, and they are regarded. by the
customs of New Orleans and New York as repre-
senting the true market value. 1t is further
afirmed-but whether true or not Ieannot say
that it is not the United States government, but
the customs people and spies, who profit by the
confscaton.-[ London Economist.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-17

SPECIAL DIsPATcHEs-The annexed private
kilograms have been received here to-day, and
have been placed at our disposal: New York,
Oct. 16.-Gold opened at 149E. Il A. M,-Gold
1484; Exchange nominal; 52o's, lO6@lO65; Cou-
pons l133-second series 1863 bid; Coupons llO4
@ll03--thtrd series 1O64@lO64 Coupons ll0B-
new issue 1O8t9l084. 1o-4O's, 993 bid-Coupons
99s@9al. zoos, 1869. 1870 P. M.-Gold l48B ;
Cotton dull-more sellers than buyers at 42@45c.;
Exchange advanced; Sterling sight bills l083@
1Ool
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-17

Stock on hand and on shtpboard not cleared. 9O433
The exports are 14O7 bales fer Boston and 493
bales for New YORK.
SUGAR AND MnLAssEs-TheFe have been no
receipts since yesterday. The market is very
quiet, and there has been nothing done beyond
small retail trade at ll4Gl12c. for common, 1870
lac. for fair, l5@154c. for prime, 16@163cs for
yellow clarified, and lie. for white do. There
is some little inquiry for MoIasses and negotia
tons were pending for large lot, but had not
closed when we leftthe market We, however,
quote by the cargo at 56@60c., and in retail lots
at 58@70c. 70 gallon.
IoBACco-The market continues very quiet.
There is, however, some little nquiryfor the city
trade, but buyers for foreign markets appear TO
Lave temporarily withdrawn from the market.
There are two or three Bremen vessels now on
their way to this port, and on their arrival some
pretty heavy transactions are anticipated. The
only sales we have heard of to-day are a few
hhds. of fine leaf and bales, at l0e. Cor the leaf
and 1Gc. d3 Ii. for the bales. We have no change
to note in quotations, which we repeat as follows,
viz: Low refused light and heavy, 33616G.: com.
mon leaf, G307c,; fair do, 73@0c. good do, l10
ll4c good do, l2033c. and choice selections,
l4Gll6c per tb. Lots for balng are held at 20@
Csc. % Ii.
FLouR-There has been quite an active inquiry
noticeable to-day and prices for the lower grades
are somewhat easier but Quotaby unchanged.
Transactions embrace 1900 barrels, of which 200
and $50 treble extra at $l4 25; 100 DO at $l4 O0 80
double extra at $l3 25; rs do. sl3 l28; 200 low
extra at $l2 rs; 100 do, at $l2 5O so very choice
superfne at $l2 so; 100 do. at So Is; so super
fine at $l2 125; $50, lO3 and leo do at S12 % Dbl
CoRN~-Is still in light supply with @ moderate
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-17
Commercial Jntellt9ente.

Tuesday Evening, Oct l6 l8G6
CorToN-The market has been quite unsettled
to-day Factors uniformly demanded still higher
prices, owing to the reported advance at Liver
pool while brokers, though perhaps willing to
make some concessions, were generally operating
under limit, and therefore could not accedo to pro-
posals at higher figures. The supply upon the
market was light throughout, and the demand was
at no time better than moderate from the opening
to the close of business. The total sales, how
ever, footed up $500 bales, at irregular but gener-
ally at full prices, and the market closed firm,
though quiet, at yesterdays quotations, which we
repeat as follows, viz Low ordinary 26@2Qc;
ordinary 32@34c; good ordinary 3G@37c; low
middling 38@39c., and middling 41@42c.
nn,rp An ALIVE prcrrprs OLE rnrrnu ,r THIS rorr
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-17

JEFFERSON CRY. October IL 1856.
Arrived yesterday-2l Western and 522 Texas
Beeves, 1872 Calves and Yearlings, 257 Hogs and
1854 Sheep. sold-264 Texas Beeves, 90 Calves
and Yearlings, 4 Hogs, 1854 Sheep and Mich
Cows. Stock on sale--21 Western and 6l7 Texas
Beeves, 1914 Calves and Yearlings, 327 Hogs,
2aIs Sheen and 50 Mich Cows.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-17
e9gw Orleaus Daily Qgreatertt.
Aeu @rIeans yflonep Nlarhet.
CREscENr OFFICE, No. 94 CAMP STREET,
Tuesday Evening, Oct l6, 1866

Tuesday Evening" Oct 10, 1866.
The movement in financial circles to-day has
disclosed further decline in rates of Gold and
Foreign Exchange, predcated upon advices Of
lower ruling rates at New York The supply is
still light, and the demand to-day indicated but
little, if any, improvement. The only sales that
have come to our knowledge in an authenticated
form, were the following, viz: $4,000 in the
morning at 149i, $4,000 at 149, $4,000, $4,000,
$1,000 $9000 $l1 ,O0O $4,000 and s25, 600 at l484
$4,000, $4,000, $4,000 and 100000 at 14S3, $4,000
and $4,000 at 1881 $1,000 at l48, $4,000 and
$l7,500 at 1473, and $ll 900 and $4,000 at l474
Sales of Silver comprised 5000 Mexican dollars at
l48, and $1,000, $4,000 and $250O American Silver
coin at 40. We now quote Gold at 14740l494'
American Silver coin at l39@l40, and Mexican
dollars at l473@1484
FOREIGN ExcHANGE-The movement in Sterling
and Francs has been downward throughout the
day, owing to the depressed condition OF the
Gold market and to the falling off IN rates at New
York The offerings were very light from the
opening to the close, however, and sales were OF
SO restricted a character, that we deem it unne-
cessary to enter into particulars. Quotations are
merely nominal, and we therefore present the
subioined rates as the nearest approximating
figures obtainable this evening, viz: Bank Sterl
ing, IGO0lG1; Clear Bills, l579l59; Bank Francs
35503.5Of.; and outdoor Francs, 3.6003.j5f.
DOMESTIC ExGnANGE--The tendency of rates un
der this heading is still downward, but the supply
increases very slowly and the demand exhibits {
decidedly marked falling Off. The only purchase
that have been reported by banks and bankers to
day, were $40 900, $4,000, $4,000, 100000 an
SIS, 900, New York sight, at / u cent discount
$4,000 do. at ! {2 cent. discount; $l20,0oO sigh
and short sight, in one lot, at % cent dscoun
for the former, 53 cent discount for five days
sight, f3 cent. discount for ten days sight, an
II " cent discount for fifteen days sight Ais
$ll7 ,O09, ten days sight, at l f} cent discount
and SIS 900 and sos 600, fifteen days. sight, at
cent. discount. We however still quote New for
sight at GD3 u cent. discount, at bank, and at %
I 73 cent discount for out door sight.
UNCrRRENr NorEs AND SECURlT1Es-Busnes
under this heading has been partially and almo'
wholly suspended to-day. The only sales of tn
former that transpired to-day were $1,000 City {
New Orleans notes at $50, and $500 Louisian
State notes at 944c. p dollar.
BOARD OF BRoKERs-There has been an il
creased movement at the regular session of IL
Brokers' Board to-day, as may be readily infeTe
from the subjoined statement of partculurs, VII
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-17
COMPARATIVE RECEIPTS OF COTTON AT THIS PoRT


Stock on hand Sept LIST, lss6-baes, 1O2l39
Ssesyed sysd StSi sSi: s5s-8e2oo
14l,339
Exported since yesterday. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l90l
tApotteH previously 49u9b-5O,9U6
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-23
@tabt~ 11nb 2anb> Ma@riAten.
pereia. beretn! ibr SSnstr sue,
(&lieht BE Reitu,
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nanm sinauRneen. I'M {& az bsr vresstea
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BE @tast morf4irsn ~irb.
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@sinise ~ tbun, ta6 10 wobl tisfe DsmeuRra-
ton, pie has sanle GeR. 70 tmpoiant ais mig
lid aus}aQe, unb wie eetrennt mir IN antesn
Dineen lein mSsen, ~ laet ms bier siumal Aae
ssmeinfam am altar bet Treube ppfern une ben,
teutj@en 2ibe un(ert pulbieuus brtnetu.
Das GeRpruerau.m ii elm bsrrli&sS ane bietei
cine butte absr sp& barmuuil&e &sibe aaserlt-
ienu ps@seuiGe. WsttseianD, Dyer ans GOn-
cert, 1beater, Yienic unb BAH. telstn stnaness
in laSnRty gbpe<luns. unb an stnen1 ernitet
ssutl&en @srte wirs Is aud ni&t fsbisn. Das
Vienis tpirs in ben, punterl&Sneu. ebsmalS BON
ben Iurn.rn ais %uebunssplas bsnubten Gi&tn.
tpale@sn, ant Gu6e bes 9l8els. auf BEN Glfslt's
paus Rebt, absstaltem.
Run benz! Die Sunte nabt. MSOe nc ie'
ben 6reunb ses @efanoss bertit fnben. li& bel
tern 9inmes unb webleen,utb ben GsRreibsn AZ
aul&lie6en, unb ,penn ni&t ant eanasn drite. -
bod an irsenb einen Der Yersnasunssn lid III
be.beiliesn, Die taGtlbe ME Blumen zines itS~
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-23

~ p.u vstr s&mpptI, tes Dteteatls
anseflaet, 'puree BON ser Sars freiselprs9eu.
DT Aueebote fir BE Grabir : Rtuerara.
bunss' uub Raureratbeit fit bas 9aubRumnaeu
Snattnt pttten bis gum nd9fen 1Okn 9uly
aueenpmuaen.
NJ SIN 2arpeuteur 8Isd, Gde Ter sadfsn
unb 3ttn Straet, .uirb Elm pptel mad eurebai-
f&sm 3uf&nitt etuseri&tet BON einem perrn
Eastctt.
NJ Ter staetraib bat Vie gef&afana elmer
Dambdeuerlprise fir $3.50 bt(aloden. ii.
&autfamme ptrs auf 1Oidbriee Bsubs aufae.
nsnsu.en perben.
= Gin 8ab&en Rf@te In eineu, an et,es
Rtnnsfeta &istr~D dmpfsr a~neebnabeuea Ratx.
Das 8sst ftst I'D III geseeuus unb utunt i'm
Raba aab sen 9aaben nit mad @baFepee.
Ran fann Nd bic 6reuee Der Gltern tenFeu. aid
bsr Hstne 8tf&sr, ben lie fir ertsunsen a.balt.u
i'd mad nsbrsstn 9asen nieter eiaeeate.
9n etatr am lesten DennetRaa abaebalt,.
men 8erfannluns bon auaeriFa nif4en ge(aSfts.
Ieuten Der sbern @tatt, rusbe cine QSmrihe,
ernannt, pfI&e Sutferptisaen fur @itberer.
sassas bss 8taslsS 1auits ~ fanm.ln bat.
Giu, farbiser Barber, Rauaeus Ditder. Ia
ttnsn anbern Ramens Serutsan, Der i'm b,let.
tist, gum tSbtlt&fn 3ssitanpf 8sferstrt. 81
Gostetnns ~urbe nbeepie(en.
- Gin ret&tr Rableabefber aus eineu >e
ebeuaal1 keRea, @eiiep . GsuntieS In 4enne.Ixa.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-23
Ron unferm Minneaxslitaner Oor'
4 retppnbeutet.

MinneapeHl 40. 9uat 1866
Nit epanmuus faben BE Deut(&en. ai&s al
lein sps Rinneapslis, isnbsra sss psaaepta
9esniy. isy fit eeRe,n III ter passnsnta paus
ane1ststsn 1bsatersotRtuun8 he's 1rn. 6tute.
btim, tnfsfesn.' G'essa 8 ubr mad sr paat
sswu,tnb. Jaabsh ptt clue ersbe anlatl ssa
Dtatl&ea, bic aus allen 1betlsn bet Stast aae
bss Counties, etntse is unb 10 Re1eu jufam'
u,en ssaarn,t. nm bsutlaeI Stunt tur& eta ssass
pads ben 1vibus ~ jclen, na6esbalb Der paue
ssr(auaeh, ba unb apar ete sss Abenbs ser~
bretett f& bas Usri&ttte pssreu @&aaipieler
wiirsen MID. auftreter. Den. par pi,lli& 70
uab1 purse ale @runb tafar anseeeteu. BAT 81.
Biuiabelm Iein 9,iano battle befpsa,aen lSxneu.
Das iunnte Ct freili& ni&t -u lounte nitt
etnusaI einen 0ielinfpieler belomuaen ni&t
pel bier teine wtanes pter @ufIanten Fnb,
lenbeyu weil lstne Tianus uub Rattauten ( TT
9errn Btlltobsim sorbansen paren uub
,par ueiI I'D Der Mann, ale Ct bas lebte 1al
in ct. Antbony fpiele, Der MuFt oesenater ~
iebr blauirte. Su fsbr ben 8nider jeiste. elm Bon
Rnnses Brotbers stliebenes giano rutnirte.
ubnt aud nur cine Gnti&ulbisuns besresen Scr'
a~ubrtusem. seraee als wsnn i& las AQes bon
ielbR 70 SerRGntt.
0erner Gu6eyte Derr Wa&ttl bes Na@mittaBs
f&on, Minneapoiis serbiene ni&t, ta6 70 ausse.
att&ntte 3analer, pte Ge feieu, bier auftreten,
weil bic bttF gen Deutf&en ben 0erren nt&t lu-
Sorfpa,uenb aue m5eli&en 9stienten . DtenRe
Ssrri&tst, Ne tuabrl&etnli@ aud nt&t nit pau.
ten unb 1rumpeten bewiQtomu,et; baeesen
bate abr minneapolis auss mSelt&e eetban,
Rem 3erren elm Scaes paus In Musli@t ~ Relen.
Dab perr BiQiabtiut namentli& bic aus tnet-
ter Gntfernuns bttrbtr @eeilten, 70 nhtertra&.
tis an Der Nale berumfabrte,. strsient untsr al.
len llnaNdnesn feline Gntldulbieune une fuQte
bet beati&sn 8swubasrn sss Staatss tabin ,ur
Marnuxg, stsnss, tsiner ternsren 3beateranaeise
bes 9srrn Biatebsim @lauben su i&ensen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-23

giu aeueS b5&h ~J.itsem6tes Ma
ternebmen. - llaiesss etaattS sss'dt9ee
allsa. tsasa 8af iett atsr bic sA1ls ussss ~
sssbreitst, tabrt uMs auOes Ten 1aft1 sts GIN.
sanbsrsr, selae I'D bier tautsaS atestsladen.
1sariaen ans aamentltd peilaas bsss sst3 se
rautsn D~ttsyaaesssdil ~ DRtaS, sses BE
Acknowledgement Mtmssstds bes eassas,
ssbrs9easn 9efantbett 0adease IN Soaatt1
". Ramenili9 ssn 4sv.D sleaas tssNea tae
txoli& Dyeabafte Elm usb aafere ps's's Hub
nit itaea ittrfaat.
80 ~ aua aud Fass. sAe aales 3ltaaa aueta
l&sa suaberbar belIrdtHs ptslt. b Silrse ststes
iessnsrei4e nAtarlide Giaaue bs4 IL saasa ~
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cine 1uranRaIt bei61ea. IL SsI&sr BE
8rsuben inter eeituas sef@tdtes uas ertabrsaer
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pGbrsnb fe iett i'd lslbR aberladtn Ut ssr al.
le,f9dbli4Rta GinaaFsa auSseftbt. fnb.
Cine fsI9t Aufalt II at@t ars eia at&tlSases
atauweifeases Bteirfnte sessrsea. fsabsra Re
%irbe aud bas Autbliben unierer @tast mad.
tis befSrbern, iutem fe bic Radtn Der bel uns
@eiaasbet @u@enbtn nm 1auienes uab aber
Iauienbe sernetren wirbe.
aufri&tis Nnb Str beebalb esfreat. mitibellt1
III tSnneu, sae IN auer aSdaer GET etn srsear.
ttese 8urtuRitut BON OF. 3p(euI testiubet
peyben wivb.
Sir bic aufalt ntsb Gin rsmaatl@ uab axss.
aeba seleeeaes plat IL Der N6se BIZ etabt. ssn
mtaeseens S Ader 8ld9enrauus aaserfebsu
tpeyben 5 uatarlide @albuns, fiseentss unt
Ausupader re.eea u ben paubtsrfsrsernideu
btr 2otAIttGt eebSyen.
Die 0ebGuli<ttsn loaen la aueverseartis.
fen @tYI mad BEN Butter beser III ben berItna.
tefen Babe. uub 3ursrtern Deui&lanbs, auf.
ettabrt persea, unb pie biefe einen yra&tieen
.Suslaa!1, In Ssl&sm bic 9ureiae nit Spitl.
aenss:fation, Ruft ". {. ". ID uute,bal.n
0nnen. 8abe3immer, elm 2abssatoriuu, unb
Simmer fir e@paEraaIe entbaltsu, unb has
0anse au6eteea. aue 1%eaaemli9teittn einss pe-
iels erRer Rlaft bitteu.
Die xurbaultr fuuer spn einsm Tarf UNI.
f&loien fem, In pel@em bic @aRe prumienireu
oSer I'm @&atten Der @altbauns Der &uts ra,.
$40. -. sr. EE.-0 ~
gen f5nnen.
Ne'sn seD Sasera, (Dampf- @&p.fd- xye
aneere Sdetr), perbea bic tinaIi&en Rineral.
tua0er, wsl@e Or. &oienE bisbfr In feiuer pri.
satp raris nit rem aussuei9netaen GrfsIa ser.
peneet, inter anpeinns ber aurar,te in an-
~uenbung fourmen.
Natarli& If sur peraeaune bie(ts l1nteruet.
mems Gin bebeateubes Capital Oman f&ast >a@-
ielbe auf $8O-100, 0OO) trferterli&, u. mebrere
itbr be'nit'elte periOntn, barunter anee(.bene
Aee3ts. Usl&e nit Or. @o1tut in gerbensuna
tttben, neseea bic Goubs Iiefern. Sir bpFen.
bale bsrt&tsa ~ t1nntn, bae bic @a&e in I'm.
grin ssnontnen. unb fobalb b.s NAL aef@ebtm.
ntre bic Weltnbuus ni&t LANCE auf nd parten
laGen.
@eltnet Is Dceter 8oIsnF, bas liuternebmen
ms tebtn ~ rufeu, 70 bat It I'D um ct. wanl
Gin bltitenbef gerbisna erporheu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-23

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