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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-04-28

Qifenbabn stpif@en ga groffe uns
@inona+ - Dit 8urser BON ga &rpGe biel>
ten unldnsR cine @er!ammIuns ~ BEN i3wsde,
ben Bau elmer Babn BON "a Grs1t mad @inp
ia sor,uberetten. Die @erlamualuns bti@lp6 su-
nd&(, ben @ayor unb Stabtratb ~ eriu@su,
BIZ BabnRrede strmsden ~ Ia0tn. Gin 8ur-
eerremmitte wuret beaufttaet, fir 9nswertfeb.
une -btr @a&e ~ a%sttireu. Da pir uniern
Greunt y lrt@ nt&t inter ben Qummitteemit>
1lietern Fnben, 70 reeiRrtrsu pir bic sauie@a&e
suserR als faul. @as tur& Burssr serfauam-
lunstn, gun 3pedt, sre6e t1ntstnebmunsen
in'1 9eteu ~ rufea, beipedt ~irt, has tenneu
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-04-28

Gae~ Gine Der tefsu Gbaneen, cine in Beua
auT saSe, SelaaHsabeit bes 2anbes, 0ertb Der
9aa'i&teitsx, Gsnlsu :c.,Eeaas au%ssgti9nets
6aFm itbr preis~1rbis aw taufpn, bie,t
F@ sar@ bic An3eise rGaru. su sertaufen iaDa-
totab 90. &C." 9auFufise, bic f@ an DIT unb
Sttus ~bsstbsn, ~psw ibuen Der nUtbise @a&weis
tn uaisrsr Sffee 8elieftrt wirt, wsrtsn bie(ss
DpQauf beR9tiat fubtn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-04-28
I s Sc.

4 3 @ co.
nambura-N meritanil9
DafeteabrtM ct'n=@eienf5oft
ppns1 ampfidihfabrt
awilden
.Sambu.s nnao IewsDorf.
via Southampton.
ssrn,;tx!a Scr ueuen, auf Dos SpllesEs evbantsa
ausGleqnntrnt einstrtbttten GroBene' 'e1Hr"vpp'
Darapflti6s
,1Vemania, $500 Tons, (teu) Capt.
-."r.. N. Trautmann
Geruaauia, 5000 Tons, Capt. H.Ehlers.
,Scronia, $500 Tons,C Capt. J.E. Meier.
Bo1ussia, aloo Tons, Capt.
Ill II. J. Schwensen.
Rono,5o. e4Oo Tons, Capt. H. Taube.
Te,1touia, e4oo Us, Capt. P.H:Haack
Hnznnaaqiu, $500 Tors, Gin Baud
CimJriu, $500 Tons Gin 8au.)
Die Dampfsr bislsr ginie b%efUreern bic
gsysiniete Staaten Yp1t
United States MaiD
r,e uerbsn wabrsnb bisles Sabrss rsGslnabis
''H ;ssm, t 3, 90 S"S' SUIT. IA. 81. IS.
S2rhr,nr n. Muguf 4. ii. 81. Is.
SHsr,S IL. Al. Ssptsmtert .S.t5.22. 20
9nr;1 ii 81. % Sttcter 6. 10. 20. 81.
Iai 5. IL. 10. 26. Mcesrntsr3 5. ~.
funi2. g.. 16. %. so.
%shioSrsn nns Va1asis.s pen RsS"gcrf naa
hamburg, 5apre, epneph Sputbemptrn
" sen fpiasnetu pyeiIen nsbmsn:
Hon WstosMp.f rad 5arttur9, SaS'st Scnesa
uab SpntbamPtpr:
,.. 5Ossrcr @elo, Slu0 w
t'eajats unts.er @o!on 62 50
3wi(1enosd 81 2o
SSberer Ga!cn $l12 5U
1.ea'"'s untsrs salcn 50 GO !,
2nildsnSsd 40 w
(%;atltar iu@olb oseryap;srasls m'tGele- Meie).
Nintsr awilaen / uns 10 Ssbrsn bic SaINs.
(Mle incl. BctSli6ane.(
Mcteur.Iidsts 81 eyn,a6isteM prsilsn.
Mcacu ya0age 1T eieien Sen'pfeta "enre
man Id all tie @ersrol. Yahage.@esntsn &c:
Nin;s: G.3. NtAaro > Soa5,
6garrIaY St., raDc 8rraemhY.
@tuius 8rc5 u. Dunbar, ct. PAUL
:, u, ...k.,, fur Mir uc1Dtd.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-04-28

o. Die Garntsr im Rfnuefrta Ibal unt
9ennspin 0panty MAIDEN mir auf tte Mnaiae
hss 3errn Gaene aufmsrttam. Mus elmer llu-
aabl sei&rsbensri Atttfe ter ts1sn teuti9sn ga,>
mer Minnsiutas, bic Ct uus suree3eist uni bar
after GmpfebIung sebt bsrsur, tae ct I nOpsra-
ttur it, bsn bas bette 2bitr NIT Suutemmener
Gid rbeit anvertraut tperben fann.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-04-28

Rae@ u. p. @trone, 3. @trabe Rpsefs@
8led, fat fusben itine erobarttsen Grab abia~
tenbunstn an 2aptten, Ieppi9en unS' pelRerr-
tuaaren aQer Mrt erbalten, unb mas h.r @,t-.
fubl an 2eppidtn, fti Is fiji bas pruut5immer
pen fit bas @pbusema&, nur N%ufpu&enbss
lisftrt pas tas @snte tes 3si9n.s nur &C.
f&uaduoaes an 2apetenmuRsrn erlnnt, lntet.
i'd bort. Strpnss @ture 1T fir jetts Btearf-.
nib perieben uue serpfi&tst feline Runttn bnrd
reeQRe 8ebttnuna.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-04-28
8lutteer Qlaim= etreit in Martin

8lutt8er 0latms etreit IN Martin
County, 9n Gbain Qatts, Martin Gouuty>
erttsuete i& am ~. rs. ~. f~uleenbtr erauli&e
gsrfaQ: Gtas. pia, Difritt> Mnwalt iener
@estne, beaulpm&te cir @tud 2anb ais itin
Gt8entbum, auf tptl@em I'D Elm eepi6es @i@i-
Ion uisbereela6tn. llm t~euitlten ~ uertreiten,
tanb Ct I'D anu eenannten Sage, NIT einent Re-
selser unt eineu1 wrieel terafnet unit. beeletttt
sau fetueua 14iabriesn Subn, ptl9sr trti biFise
3ster NIT I'D fabrtt. auf BEN Grunbfad Elm
uub befnbI &i@ilun, baGtlbe gu rdumen. Dit
ftr bltsb unb 5ia hridte itinen MevcIser auf ibn
a.. Da btefelte p~triaste, unb Ri9ifpn auf i'm
tueilte, um i'd bss &ssalsers III bsmd&hssn,
,sief e. ben. S0bn ~, bic puuer auf Ri@iion III
beten, unt rabrenb bic 1biers auf bisien Ips-
fdraten unb ibu padtn, feuerte Ct ap@raals unb
jef&mderte @i&ilun's einen Mrm.
gs ~irb nun nt&t er3ablt, pas unuitslbar
tarauf sei&ab, baseeen beri@tet. bag bic Settler
ber 1uasesenb pia In @epab Ram sebra@t uni
uabe bara, tparen> tbn III rlynden." Die bunbe,
tutl&s &i&ifcn f&rsdli& ,useri&tst iaudtn fs
tpkf.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-04-28
Die @srmania &ebenSs
8erFberunss p Wefeu1uoft,
" -
90 SssneNAr,I1ta. Gcsu=SfUcI.

80, SrDGotpab, S1e'n7Ssos1,
n.s..it,,o genpbnsrn ypr yiinne}rta, rrn sf1
uuiehdtbaren ISpSttbat Der Sebcns,
ISerfihsrrua @ebraMa ~ maden. S'tpa'
S,Sital son $4OG: 600
r., Sl.r,,S,e,. Ssr E,f,snitlft tetrlll ant 81.
c,rni ;, 8 s6pl,3OS.97
uMc bat iIb in benz nerGNH~ 600 on
esreu Gi.rteliaGr %rerH,cbr! I'm 1i.SO-.VA
. 10 ens sa5 1ptaIYs. mvssn
s,r e;:ltN]daft Jest tstraGt 6zS,SVA.SE
s,S iGb1lihe G~intrmn!eN
fsr @,slriituft am 30. Su"i 90
wht ov'"o"'o
nnr nnrse int ltg:en @is1- 400 oo
s!iabr
IL ras ets @rlcHla0ii tin
Ictal. GinfsmmsN y. rsatN"
itenS AoS'oSN-VS
rfr Jabr ScnteBt. - ..,oc.
Iii NtIlitfrnG0fI H&F0il Gin 81. Sah'looo
~orqn Hii ,7UO.UO Inrt nsue Ssri!HsruHgen
NJ Est,aae Won ST 100000 rr6itt lG stN Yer
o%rrurostctrao Ypu Sf3,5O0,OOO. Gte 9slsu.
man fam uad, BEN Sl0nstncsM GrIaDrun9eae rs
,rtcu 3strss eurawF rstnsE> zap l1 olsit Sfr<
ittsrruoslurm iGbrlit TIM S~33,OO0,0OO Scr
ryrbrt. 5ic 1T uter ale Scrcini6ssn Staatcn
,erprejt,t uue bat in Minnci otn Io!gsNef @9e'"
csrncral- Wseutyr III bsr pDsutfden Snni' rpn
Gebrilrtr NiuiuS & Dunbartn St. paul,
6cyr @ultav 5etnrids In Wtnpna.
berr Gotl 8rartt in Jarihnnlt.
6eu 6. gibbpru in 5efin9e.
SER 8. 8csen III 9tew Him.
1Hr Ioessfane tr,abits ts @sI. EIdaft.tiS
;sgt &l43, 5U0.oU .
Nic,-prai. II. Gstrt!at. ytoNosN..
Deuticbe Danf,
ct. Daul, . M'l1NelpM
tss.s, Brisfs, ussr Nabriatsn IisssnSOTThs
300 $. D. 8eNder.
80 Sobn geptili Maltsr.
81 q. s. W. @dula.
313 Brea DIARY WNI1eio.
gEillius Brp5. II. y III t.0t.
q. q. RirbarO & boas,
Nc. 6 8ayelas st., ndte 8rraeraA
Wed1els uro S6ifFfabrts @0sl@aft'
Wueiuiss gaHa8s-Gssa:s"
pcr
GombMrscr 2amYfi5ltte.
Gsti6s. Gputrattc iber aue Safer, fir 1an'p1'
unS Gcoe!ltiFe. G%camaGten.
Notwithstanding,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-04-28
Miunesutu Stuats -5eitun9.
SamRae, ben %. Mpril 1866.
oic ,@iyu.M iobts.8iu" int easen.'

uuIsre eemptratilben Greunee unS
Wney. bsfoaesrs sebabren il& tn Sea,s
euf ben Siipen 9ie cine Wtutter Inn tgr
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-04-28
Neor0anitatisn be1 vt. Nau1 Teus
erocpartement4.
pas Soft nidt untersssanssu, wusit Gin
Htl9t 1aGasitr aussefitsen.

NiE raslcttsu In Der sersauseneu Nuuaustr,
hab 5err Gbtef. Snseuier Biatauas BEN @tabt.
ratb feline GntlaGune einserei&t nab ta6 ttsfe
scn ber s~snauuten 9ebSrbe anstnuuueu purbe.
I'm bic erletiste lSteue nea III befesen, pareu
bic MitSlisbsr tbss Jeuerbepartemeuts ON lesteu
Samias Mbent in BEN Qplal ber ,pspt u. Qab>
Der, Gpupany" seriamnaelt, tslnlbR perr Gr@ief>
Snsenienr MiQiarns zine LANCE &ebe rebete, te-
rem furser Sim par, tab pas Geuertefarhmeni
BON ben Stabtbeb6rben IN btbauerli&er @eife ia
Ssrna@laGist tuurben, tpopon ber armli&e sc.
bait hes Gbief.S nsenteurs ais Btptts bien.r
tSnne, tab bic 8ireer ct. wauls bic BerttenR,
tes Departments ni&t anertannt, unb ba6 bal
2ebtere inter lel&en l~1mRdnsen Gin fntenbe
@&if au nsnnen fd. t'Gex lln.sreans nabe BE-
BOT febe. as25tad @
@obl ,piberleets perr @eNamse bieie trib
feliee Darfeuuns Der 6a&lase IN tebs ua&triid
lider u. BON be. @abrbeit nnterRibter @eiit
ALIEN man selanste beute bod III tetuer @abl.
CUR aQsea1etnfen Greube Der 8ireer Gain
vauls. pel&e. mag perr @iQiduas faeen uni
elauben, mas ct min, aue pbne ::Ausudbme, {
peit ie aberbaupt @inn fir has @emstnpob
taben,, bic tudrmaen. Jreunbe bes Jeuerbeparte
u1ents Fne unb btHeu Tortbefeben uub @ebeibe,
auf bas Qebtaftete pinl&en. erf@iea barauf III
Isbten Dinstas cine traftiee unb I'M re&ten Son
eebatteue Anipra&e an has Geuertepartemeu
pua 5trrn 9. wrtslen uoria fauan.tli&
brape Ttusrleute. tutlde has Wstto hes Departe
ment8 .ksreit unh hninin arr Maimterfiiauna
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-04-28

1l,S32.GA
67S,s0l.61
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-10
LITERATURE.

The publication OF the new volume Of Bancrofts
Bptory Of The United States long expected and recently
announced for Oct has been deferred by the publishers
Moszrs Little Brown g. Co. until the 10th inst
Guixot is engaged upon the eighth and last volume
efhis Memoir which viii end with the Revolution Of le4e The
volume opens is said with very curious chapter upon the
personal relations OF the venerable Minister with LOUIS
fhliIFe.
Messrs. Hurd s. Houghton have in press, for imne-
dste publication an American Edition Of Dr. VIM smith
Dictionary of the Bible prepared under the snPcrsoh Vi
Prof II Hackett d. D. assisted by eminent schoIs
The appendix viii be incorporated into the oouy OF ,e
references verified corrected ana hue"uS aeic
and ougrayings added.
Walter Gibson No SO Libertyst., has in press, and
win uabl;sh in few days "The Cooquies Of Edward Os
horne Citizen and Clohworker Of London by Miss Anne
Manning author Of Mary Powell" Cherry and violet
Eye Fare Gospeler etc Royal octave IS ppp blue and
Allusion was made in these columns recently to
W Ball esq, the reputed author Of Rock Me to
Sleep" This poem in fact written by Florence Percy
now Mrs Akers Of Richmond. Mrs Akers commenced her
volume of poems called Forest Buds from the Woods Of
Maine complete edition Of her poems in blue and gold
has ust been published by Messrs Tcknor Fields Rock
Me To Sleep +" is included in the collection
dealer in autographs in Paris has recently lighted
upon curious document relating to the history Of St smosm
the original addressed by the family of the
Reormer St Simon TO portion Of his followers who had
formed themselves into religions coIJ|Taion IL cohcuues
rs follows Know that troop OF fools falsely ealing mem
selves SimOnians up into pulpit three times week
and preach duty Of abong when they themselves do moth
ing right Of having wives because they have no
wives at all and the abolition Of inheritance because they have
Inheritance TO expect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-10
Mem pnbliratlons.

rTHE GREAT SUCCESS OF THE YEAR!
NOW READY.
ANOTHER LARGE EDITION BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED
OF THE NEW AMERICAN ROMANCE,
DEAD LETTER,
has attracted more attention any work by American
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which marx the progress literature Marked ne originality
subtle the conception and management q the drama Keen IN "
analytic and subjective powers, it almost forms
A NEW SCHOOL OF ROMANCE,
and should read al appreciate hesss production
Sold by al newsdeers sellers; postpaid 10
address on receipt Of pnce-FIFTY CENTS ONLY.
BEADLE l. COMPANY Publishers
No Il8 WIian.st, New-iork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-10

yJ,HE POLITICAL TEXT BOOK.
Il By HORACE GREELEY and j. F. CLEVELAND
new issue Of this standard Of reference comprising PREsl
DENTAL NOMINATIONS and PLATFORMS,
THE QUESTION OF SLAVERY IN THE TERRITORIES
FREEDOM OF THE PUBLIC LANDS
Most notable Speeches Of Lscsn Douglas Bell Car sewSd
Everett II. V. Johnson &c, &c.
RETURNS OF PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS FROM 1886 TO
1850.
Price 81 SO.
Add,es. THE TRIBUNE.
New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-10
6ouses ano farms Uanieo.

f3ouses au0 farms Uanfc0.
A DyERTISER will pay cash for FARM of 20 TO
~ 50 arr.. within 50 mes York to exceed 5000
nd fall particulars and price 70 koBEhIs Boz NO. 100
T ibane Office
HOUSES WANTED in NETWORK or BROOK
cs N and loss clear Of membranes Inquire Of d.
GARRISON No. sg7 siIth.s~c
WTANTED-HOUSE and land desire to buy
w HOusE and 10 OF Land within one hour
Of NewYerk The healthy location loo s OF eVt
,e,e se al good so with southey southesstey exposure,
Irritation small fmiy aud good and Abundant
hl condition Of buildings trees ut' crops
and Address NJ C. W. Once oil the American s
eulllrisi. No Al Psfsrow.
NNTANTED-T0 RENT from November ], for one
year till May by gentleman with wife and child three OF
four furnished ROOMS for housekeeping In private d"ms
address for two duys stating terms &c. TEAChLh station T.
City ros.Ohce.
WANTED to RENT-A HOUSE, furnished or
w rnished line hosd between Oreeh~mch
and Bridgeport. Address H.. Tribune Office
WTANTED TO iIIRE-Part of a FURNISHED
w HOUSE "a frat class neigborhood for the Winter The
Of three peons best care aken Of iaIh
tuTr address stating price NJ, Boz 1873, Tribune Office
WANTED : To hire part of a FURNISHED
w HOUSE say floor and Parlor In first ei loca
ton ia this city bersl price will be paid address QUIET
Bon No l9a Tribune Once -
Y1HOsE wanting to RENT or PURCHASE
Il HOUSES FARMS, COUNTRY SEATS. and those having
rent viii call Gu FREEMAN Co.. NO. az
hrsadvsy.
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4" A TTENTIoN,", ,,,.,r.,r,s
FLANAGAN G. FINCH,
WHOLESALE NEwsDEALERs,
ARE NOW READY TO FILL
e7dess hom country dealers
AT THE VERY LOWEST CASH PRICES.
Particular <tention is paid
forwarding ola
MISCELLANEOUS ORDERS CONNECTED
WITH TIE NEWSPAPER AND BOOK TRADE.
end Cor Price List.
FLANAGAN 4 FINCH,
Nos. 81 and 20 ADn-st ~ Y.
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DOARDMAN Il GRAY PlANOeFOhIEe ior
- sAITA.v br,el... INSTRUMENTS RENT for Newport
elsewhere. No. 14s BROADWAY
TINHE HORACE WATERS Grand, Square and Up
i right PIANOS, MELODEONs and CABINET ORGANS,
Wholesale and retail To LET. and rent allowed purchased
Monthly payments received for the same fi1n9
brrsins from $50 Old Pianos taken in exchange Liberal
teachers and eeigymen Piano sSo lovers fiSho'
tanned and repaed Pianos Tor 20 and upward
Factory and Waeroom No. 4sl Broadway Cash paid
for secondhand Pianos honaob NhlEho.
TTNHE MASON & HAMLIN CABlNET ORGANS;
/ sl.o A., MASON 4 UAMLIN PORTABLE ORGANS. Forty
five differ. .yes prices 73 81 600 each NJ H. have been
highest for important ana gen
superiority this class Of nsy invite INC
their wok by the best judges and
A.. hat thew can refer 10 nearly
i,t Of note Ia the city testimony TO its npeiofy
Meodeons and Organs OF American anu ogn manu-
fsc,nre, at low pnces
Wseroom, No. SEQ Broadway, New'York
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atores, Ranass. &c.

S,TOvEs, RANGES and HEATERS, at r. 81 j.
- MuWBRAYs No. Va veseyt, opposite Washington Mar bet
Cosmopoite other
saburnng Pao cyde aud Heating Stoves Chief Coo large
wood and full asornent OF Cool.
ina aoyoa Ranges Farmers Boilers &e. 40
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nlarbIe mantels.

MARBLE MANTELS.-The best place in the city
wi 10 pnrcha,e MARBLE MANTELS Of the latest designs at
low prices A. KLABER Marble Works. NO 1903 East 18Th
st. near 3aye ~ Y Man the country Cut THIS oat
NARBL EIZED SLATE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in
WI appearance, durable; half the price OF marble h b.
STEW ART. No COS SIthaye.bst Sh n 96thsta
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priniing.

CHAS. G. SHELLEY, No. 6o Barclay.st,
~ STEAM JOB PRINTEh-Cards Cneuiafs' nhhesas rosters
Catalogues, he, the lowest cash rates
CYLINDER PRESSWoRK done for the trade.
WIN EVERDELLs SONS. No. l04 Fulton-st.-
w STEAM JOB PRINTERS and LABEL MANUFACTURE.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-10-27
Rndisnl larhilon No6etso


We I'VE ina aay when taxation
When Me eFe ia1ed lur or LIVING ead taxed
tor etrliie
From the cfohns uf our head % thv soles d
our lea
Eof FL that He wear and ~ al lhas We AT
Though she sunlight os Heayen Y slilI e. "
pass
'iis l'gha gp sAf aselHns Aass Shine thro'
Aud ne ale ihal VI breathe dough free y
tear, "
Nay zod4 y ifiet ine safed Aal xsiy ~ \,
Oh aaa
We ags taxed ~ gaR sspges esf ssk shons
and lfaIe,
For Ehe Enpea Chat ae hafesGIa 81 ts.e ptoa,s
Ne made,
For lhs y pat basihsss ailkaigh M
R|nal
fes
I'll s.
als plsBdgt ass 80 a6st
are ireed from this curse by the Government
bond
u ycu call on che Parsoh, remember yo,r
puise;
If you call on the Doctor, you win find him
still worse;
II yon call on the Lawyer, be taxed man
So stick 70 your business and live II Won can
Give all bright ideas the wings Of tbe wind
Nor dream OF prosperity easy to find,
Though your efforts be great, for your dimes
there's away,
THE Niger Is free" but the bills are to pay.
We've checks upon farming and checks upon
trade,
While duties and taxes on all things are mid
VOt even tho screws for our cofins arc iound
Exempt from taxation by parcels or mound
And cen the mechanic, as if'twas sin.
= taxed for the right Of putting them In.
While the grave undertaken surveys with a |
smile,
IND digs with will as II digging for ''ilen
'hus we're taxed while we live, we are taxed
when we die,
W are forced from the world to our home in
the sky;
Ve are followed with stamps, just as II they
would save.
~ the rites are concluded, with stamps on
our grave,
ut whenever stern fate, by the powers that be
hall from this terrestrial sphere set me free
heavenward bound may reach that bright
goal
'ithout contemplate stamp on my soul.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-10-27

r A Correspondent writing to u
from d Q South. ID Augu last, rttempt
cd to 1--WE the prper yersoo Of be pr.
sonaI difficult, between Colouel ward
Yerrer editor Of the Dltsassi plan
and Colonel Power from The same
SAFE. The correspondent lnlmaied
hat the duel wi h shot guns was pre-
vented by Colonel Yerger's friends OBJ
tanning d warrant for his arrest aud
that tie proposed meeting was to take
place near Ticksturg- 1t appears That
neither Of these statements are founded
on faet We are informed by gentles
men oognissnt Of the facts whose state,
merts are beyond the question, that
the oply meeting ever agreed upon by
which The matter was % be settled with
eshotruusn was to bave taken place
near Jackson Mis-. E; That Colonel I er'
cer was promptly in the field before The
limo appointed. aud remained there tor
mare tban an hour after the time had
expired, and until be learned that hl'
opponent could not be present, beng
under arrest. The correspondent con-
founded the circumstances and names
New York World, Sth Sept.
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Vi h,s mirror rti3.
and Il rather s., sua
lathered bis face proa 5yt lo = NOW. i.
Ing his beard, wscn rs'.l''' ) W W ''0%r ~.
a sbGIl screpm fr5m Beo. sas startled 0f
girl and lis - gAISs w. -s ~ '1'
nt43y No e ire, Ah A.s, ~. s.,a ali
admirable 'p5iFfs ence of mind, s0lze ~
quilt from he bed, aid reaching tic
lotion Of tie stairs in tSo jumps, soon
enyoloped ihe damiug damsel in the
ol4, Of The quilt, aid smo,aered .he
fame JcEOre the girl was seriously / Z
iured While Mr. / Was lhus eugag
ed some dozen iadi's from adjoining
houses, herring the streams Of the girl
rushed in TO see wha was the matter
Thoy arrived in tine to see the tail
form ot Mr. i. bending over the girl.
aad. instead Of reireGl z when they no.
ticed ls Georgia c, stlmo, they stood
look at him viii admiring eyes
Tom looked around Sid saw tho ladies,
and remembering that he had not ln-
ished bis toilet went mp stairs a little
faster tbao he had come down, The
ladies Uttered, and at every litter Mr..
Lacceorued bis sPsed, aud when be
reached his room, to was covered with
a profus perspirai5n. EIe says it "a9
the most embarrassing position he was
ever pIat8d 10, AND loros never to be
caught : such hy again.
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out judicial process, continued now Dear
y eighteen months, as unwarrsnted b,
the Constiiption and the law. and Il
the name OF common humapity, they
urge hisimmediate release. dr at least
that speedy trial which every man has
a rigl' to claim under The Constitution
wheh called upon to ansaer to the
Courts OF the country for his conduct
Resolved, That this House is desir>
'ns that able members of the Mississ D.
! !. Bar should at once proceed to viz.
sg'a, and actively engage in the de.
'O,,e,af Mr. Davis, With q view to bis
SeleaSe and that for such bur.
po"Ou n..., ~ prepared to make the neces,
'"' @PfP'sTationS.
nesV'seu " srber. That this House
p'Fi to5iert If # 'ms or,yi e Of Mississippi the
Mr. Davis ,by suct ooors, -, sue 49,, 'ainily 1i, oI
contribuious frdm eT .,'l aau 'ptra, .'n
insore to his wife ats eIun5y, as VIII
proFision for fife, whichl9l..'a,.en !. 'haf
services, bis devotion to bis eminent
self-sscrifce, his great merfaa'e' us
present misfortunes, 10 imperati%rea'
M nd ard which fdr Mississippi ae-
to etase would show her and her SOIL
alike degenerate.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-10-27

lADS sihlluea q snpeShfiAa Ne D,iit
Z : IAN Degla-tmenl Gftbs Pump. ,fs h
sltmel aao 6Ne gesa@ta
AeisfslsNes fSgairea ana ~ D. or
those lnlst VI q irqiih a. slggr ta.A,
p i = phaAp4 d th3 godjn
below ths hWaou c4siat
TAos. = eATHgTGH9
Vcl., ~, ". PrlnclpA Of Sum, Insl.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-10-27

HEnstsM OF a NgGRo "A dispatch
Of theIsti inst, from Cairo says that
n Wednesday night, as the steamer
,i'enaessce was about to depart l9f
.Idbnsonyille, q lady andF,plapt ch'ld
esll overheard, and when lights we're
orucnred the mother was dIscovered
holding her chilahsaSe sater, while her
own bead was almost cesered, CONS
pFelieadiug ihe necessity s5r ImMed,a'e
action --as the lady Would not eotoA 4
None Nat Embprs, freedman oeieng
NJ ID tie stenmer, braycly lalaPeua,n
il tho river and supported the ssfug,
rEna ana drowning woman uotlI yeV
NH brought. Captain Priest suPe,''' &
AZ u tic line 70 which ihs len'
lngAss belongs, made Nasa present NJ
ltheGhal, ana the citizens q 9a'ro ysss
uestAIa y, 4 testimonial y " pFessg''
"a. tdsi,n 81 lie felIss ol lhs sesse