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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-09-01

Oob man zen 0oHAveb trebett Ieteev
Nt&taafr sbute bv Slsbeuett In fsfnet,
paQsr btteer IN Der AbreGt tapslt werpsn
.un(tre 2e(tr nt@t anbere ertpartet baben.
Sc IT tie alte 2eier. Diet Meni@et
ttun. ais Of Is leineu 0errat9, ttnsn
@crb. tetue Branbftftun9, fetre Rstsl,
lion atBeben bdtte.
gRtt gang bemiel6en 'Ne&te. NIT ben,
non ti& ,pe8eti tielsr 3urddlebun8 Der
'Nebelen al6 elmer Re@tSpeletnnR IL.
tla9t. ttnnten bte Dtebe ODER M6rber
la9en. tas eonftttuttoneQe Re&t peri5n>
lt@tr Greibeit perbe nit G06en 8etreten,
neil siniee tbrer @enoTtn an ben Gal.
get. eber wentsRens tns 3u@tbaus &c,
bra&t wurben.
4etn Meni& SerlanBt cine Musl@lie>
sung ber SdbRaaten pot, ber Nertretin8
ale cine f%ortpdtrenbe polttti&e Ma6teeel,
aber 70 tute man lid bur@ @e(tbe 8eBen
DtebRdble urb Morptbaten tpabrt, eben,
70 ptQ man bur@ lol&e i'd aeAen bte
S&ld&teret zines 3uetten Blr9ertrteSes
tpabren. urb tpabrlt@ Der &on8reb bdtte
Elm Ne&t gang anbers auf3utrete,t, ale
ct eS that.
@en,1 Ct bic 6auptr6belsfa5rsr gun.
@alaen. BE anber,1 9erdtber aur 2ar<
besuermeiiuna uub G~onfseaticr fbrer
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tbetl BON, re&teu Stantpuntt nidt tn
@ertn8ten an3u9reifen 0etpeien. @tatt
oefeti tptrb AQe6 ,per3isbet, unb tperte,t
ltur etntae obfoIut BON @erehttateit ut,b
fdnfttae. @therbeit aefcrberte Mabrt9eln
al6 Bebtnaute aufaefelt unb b,s rennt
mat. BAN, cine Yolttit BET @a&e unt
Der Yarteitnutb. S66mt Gu@
Das es 1brteets btelrn Meni&en aar
ni6t einfdQt. ,pte fe te1 prdItenten
Sobnipn. tbren o,sebli&et, slbactt. NIT
iepeut ottier Rem &onare6 Beunadter, 9ors
n0rfe ftlbf trefen! bat Il bod piel bie<
tatortf@er aeaeu bic @ebe%0enRaotert ae<
banbelt, aIs iener, unb It tbut Is teute
nod.
&omi1h aber tpirt 6crr 9nymcnb,
renr ct ~fclaenben Sat pprtrtnat
v@ir Neben tefnen Muaenbltd an
r3u ertldren. baB e6 tetnen She'll
nunl.rss 2antee etebt. IN tpelden,
der 8unbesperfa0une ,anb ben
n@efeten Der Ser. StaQte: Elm 70
,tpi0teer unb po0itdnotaer @ebor,
liam QssulIt miro. ale In ben Glib
.faaten. uub BON tem @olfe, bas
vfdr;lt@ eeoen bic Ser. Staoteu
,unter ben Maffen tpar." lg9
Da6 1T einfa@ ld&erlt1 unb tper 70
ettpas i'm Grnfe purtrtn9t, Der n,u6 etns
aar idIedte Meinun9 pom Der 9nte0tz
aer3 tes au,erttanif&en @oltss tefisen,
Sober Shultube tam bic ob(otute rid
tteteit ttef:r 8ebauptune ta6wetien.
Dieie Beiiptele fnb btn,et9enb. I'm
bas Madwert Az fennsi&nen. @enn
f& tas amerttanii&e 9plt u,t iol6em
95eer faneen ldbt. paun febt e6 tfefer
ale MIR alaubten, tarn erlttte iiberbaup1
uniere Nnidauuna iiber Die bette &e9te<
%runasform einer1 berenfli9en 6tc6.
Menn eth freie6 @olt In pier blutieer
Sabrer Elm 0%trrdtberbeer nteberuarf uni
I'D Elm Sobr mad BEN Ste9e BON efren
Ea(denlpfeler Moyn,cno BE 6errldaf
bef3elben 8errdtberbeer6 %aufibmoter
lte6e, tanr, fSnntett tptr uns aus Gte
gun, @diartsmuS befebren. Sc tpirb abe,
gang anpers a~usfalen. [@efl. Yof.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-09-01
RAIL - ROAD HOUSE
bon
Gha6. mlfer.

E%drribnult Wftn11.
Diets Neifenttn ale nut riini&snstrertbe
Btausmlibfeitsn bistente SauS riro ned better
s.ut'hsr Irt asfibrt une lieat rur stli&e 9&rttt,
Scn ttm GifenbnbnsI eppt sntfernt.
Ma5" Bet bent 5auie 1T norsaeli&e StaQung.
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-09-01

Die man al8 an uero69rt91tea t%stttdret
In Bronb au feden. Wan Ia8t une. pab
.ptr belupeIt iinp uno tdslt& fam mon
Drpbunsen ee9en uns austtobm b5rst,.
Sie te(dimpfen unb Yetfuden unS ni&t
.ur in un(erm YriYatleben. (ontern aud
Sfentli1 peripotten uno perb6nen fle uns.
Die 3eituneen, poa cener ttur arel nnlere
Sntsre6en pertreten, fam man aiGi If
Der 5traee fauien, ionctra nercen w!e
privatbldtter sur 3eit Der Snquiittion 'lur
BON 6anp ~ 6ano 9eseben. Wr wurcen
unencli& lietery pr3ieben. ibnen ibre Waf>
len aurQd;ussben unp nc IN pheneut Gelp
befdmpien, al6 ibne.; 10 inter ben,
Shub unlsrsr &ssisrun8 81 erlauben, uns
~ bebeu(den unp 3u resteten. unfere
@saieruna bat pur6 cine f6leht on8e-
,psnpete 8eenaetsuns Der 3tteassefanae-
welde lid reS 8t6bten @erbre&ens
aeae1 zen Staat- psS Verratbs fdulz
pta eemadt boben, bas bisber iasrb61it
pripilee seseten, Dtnjenisen, rcn rens't
lie beiteet wurcsn, Die 8eping unoen y t.
,uf&reiben, unter welter tie Siea:i In
Dem 2anpe leten rurfen. In Dem lie aeec q:
uurpen. Wtr protsfireu esaen alles Dies.
@ir proteRiren paaegen. bcB mir ppn DEM
ieni9en Mebelen unp Der atber 9e1ar11t
1percen. peren 6dnoe nod. pom Dem Dilute
eridlaoeuer unicnSmdnner rauben; bic
uns NIT %uuerb5rtsr Smpertinen5 ni&t nur
pripatim. fonpsrn In Den 6Hsntlt&en Bla
tern NeteIen uup 8endtber bei6en unp
fid lelbf pie lnicnSmdnuer be6 SueenS
uenuen, uns pies tbun 6e, tpdbrene fle
ibre %eonfSperirte Organization aufre6t er>
balten uno eanslid isnOrtren, pab re
&rteoseefaneene unferer Nesterur9 ttno.
8ir protefiren DaeeSen. ea6 mir Don pas
rolirtten &rteessefanaene1 resiert tpetbs1'.
Btr prptelirea pasesen, bab ptefe uns te,
I&impfeu. @ir protstiren ba9eeer, tdb
man uns bic @a@e 8ei&lasener 3ebells,n
ertraoen ld6t. @tr protefttret1 eaBeeet,
poB mat, unS ols Spferlamm CUR geri6bs
uuna Der &ebelen bcnuBt, benn tpir tptien
tpobL pa6 unlere M~bio!u;ion lebr turb mare,
tuenr, pieie morp(uhtieen @eieuen ntepsr
au Ma@t tdulen, Diss babeu fe bur4
ibre pprberadte taltblltine Metelet BON
unicnemannern an, so. Suit = per Bar,
tbolomduSz Nadt Don Stem Otleane -
lbeueuaenp bepi:ien. Bir protsftiren
paeeaen, pas man unS Der @nacs tbrer
MorDmeGtr uno Yiliolen pseissibl. Wir
prctefiren fsterlt6, 70 81 iaBsn 3u Stla'
Den Derientsen gemadt 3u weroen, bic
uus init ui,vai6bnIibem 5afe per-
a@tet1 uuo petfu6en. Sinp osSbalb
9unpertto uienpe unlerer Solooten seftor.
ben? Gabrten mir oerbo!b einen 8ties
fir bic llnion? 9aben mir ceebaIb unz
fern 2anpe ale Die @erratbsr aufseS1rpet?
6aben mir enfar M,Q:uaen aus unierm
@taatsi&aBe eueesebep. Stao ossbalb
Taufenre pom uuipnsmannern. III &rdps
peln unb Snpalicen 9emprcent 6aten
MIR rcsbalb Nncrew Sptn|on III BEN
Nu,te erwdblt. BON Gem aus -unIsr uns
elldSRern Jpn gun, p%rdTDenten madte I?
@aben mir pesbalb 9eie9t2
De6balb fe'rern mir bic Sie8er uno
loyalen Blreer Ter Station auf, uns 3u
lh0Ben. @.rbiten ntdt Bios UNI S6ub,
wir perlaneen tbn BON, @cn9reb unierer
Nation. Goleen Die unterl&rt'ten.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-09-01
Neu etablirte
Scutibe Dirma:
+. 6epoerstarbt.

Der uaterseidnete munfAt ie;ne 5reunts urs
bic eeutften Gef9aTteleuts i'm NGeemeintn 1T
teRaGridtiBen. baB er ali Der unte1u 2aueuus
in Stmpfoa'6 @teinse5duae Gin
@pmmi1iton5 OeIhdft
erSFnet bat. Msne ati6t lit, bvrd sInfs~
lids nno eeminsnbafte @ei6d %isiItruna mir
pas Iertrausu rss puSliiuIns au erperbsa.
SD hrHe. taB i'd tur9 bic G1ITuuna eintS
5auiss, tuelde5 f@ eueia!isB i'd nit Commit.
iien bsfa1sn pirb. einfnn | ssfutIt.u
9eblrfniB @enise leiitsn psrse. "a ra,in.
Steauug cine BON OampftuDt< une Gtlerbabn.
9ompaanien unatbdnsise 1T. 70 wsrce tr isltf>
oerttansli1 n|r cos JatsyGI lie meine1 GSuner
ueyt1eteu.
S, 9. Sesbernatt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-09-01
minnefOta Sau8,
G'I;;HKs Truti&eo @at> unO Boaretns<6 aus

s Bon 0erntdnri 0irtter,
Minneapplis Minn.
Nn,,iae. tas i'd neiu n.u einatrihttes UDaue
nit alum CONTEXT fir bic esebrten Gate auf'a
Bolfommsnee Derieben unb i1ets barauf talfen
perbe. mir Rem Yeifaa ron 3ofgdneern unb
Ginftbrsnsen eurd %anetnebnaes Qoats, cine
wublps,ftbue Iafel unb bic freunbli&1e Bebte.
ming au aepinrsn. Sir ten Musipann babe i'd
tur9 bic t,Ne SteQuns eelprDt. 1872
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-09-01
UNITED STATES SALOON.
(usben BIN pepe.g nsine.fsnfe,)
Drttte Strabe, ct. panl,

EBilbelm @onntae. eissu'bduer.
,Iuuiuu,s Nssl uns fans fouet',
g. bnet's bet mfr. 10 fpSt pte ftp.
6pnnta8 unb <aa jtber 3ett.
etebt Gud Gin i&n,adbah HRal bersft.
Qiauor, Beer, @etn gun, 1ateirans.
ilnp Men elm inn rer @6DpteitSbya1l
piutrettt luY Office esS BARRIER,
DR. init tlos Gin In ueiue 9bdr,
Gin 6&rttt ua@ rentS fstt Ct I'D bars
uxA n In 2u Gin f@yuer Nauu.
@Nbelm 9pH1taf1
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-09-01

1ss xbpmpipm's Blpd.
81. 4aul.

Damen 3toffe Gns fest bel uns
btutaeE ~ babsn, ale Spr ben, 3rtea. 80 Gents
be barb bilissr ale lsetss Sabr, unb ale ibrt-
Gen @aarsn ~ beeeuteno berabatesten prei1en.
Die Nusrabl pen 3u&waarsn fir pnrsn III
SsSssr ane ret&baltissr, als ie sussr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-09-01
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-09-01
Vetittoa Der Iotalen 0arSer Don
9eemsOrlsan6 an ben 0enSref
nm, e@ut eeoeu bic aumaRuu0
unb 1leberarife bcr Mebeaen unb
Ncrrdttrr.

New.Drlean6.2 "a. Aug. Mir.
Die unterlet@neten untonsmdnuer BEE
StaotS QoutEano, MAIDEN a&tun6Spol
Die @crRtQuna. bab nit. nod pteridtrt,
gem &lmpf NIT ben bepafnetan NebeQsn
unp 8errd bern nsber barauf Yorbeeettet
nod oeipnnen iinp. au3uaeben, bab bttlel.
ben Mebelen unp 9errdtber ~ un6 lus
ridfebren, mn tpieber TIRE Mutboritdt etns
aunebu.n, I'm, ms ~ mtbbanoeln. ~ psr'
adte,, unb auf anbere Art ~ bet&tnipfe,t.
Die Gac.as Enb oFentar unb aubsr Graee.
SIS 1T cine ppb!betannte Ibatlo&e. bab
Die pirtli&en unionsmdnnsr oteles Staa>
tes In Der Mtnorttdt Tnp. bab bic: 3urad.
oetebrten @ebeQsn unb 8errdtber BE 1ber'
wteoenbe Madt In ben pdnber babe.
unp es miro 5ftntli@ auseeipro&eu. ba6
pa8 ,eonf5pertrle Clement bsrrlden mub.
Dteit Aneelesenbetten babta cine lol&e
@eRalt aneenoutn,en. bae, wenn bic Sa&e
nidt ia, &eim eft DIT Mrs. bic llntors'
u,dnner 1peper' TIRES 2ebeue. nod itres
Giaentbuu,s nod tbrer Gbre fiber fnp.
Die ;urad0efebrten @ebellen unb 0errds
tier tpercen taeli6 md&hser, unb tdali@
bduft man neue Beleipt9un8et unc De>
f@tmpfunsen ouf uns. Ste la{t' tttt'e
@eleaenbett po%,iitt.eeben. un6 nit teuen
S@tmpfnamen 81 nsnnsn. uniers @ob'
munger, finp eeset&nst unb IS fino Ser,
lude aenadt .pprcert bic 9duitr GtntBer.
bic maj, ais am perpd@rieien bsssi&net.
in Branp 3u itedeu. Wan last une. pab
utr be(upelt 1inp uno tdelt& tana man
Drubunsen eesen une ausfoeen b5rsn'
5ie te(dimpfen unb rerfu6en uaS midi
nur in un(erm Yripatleben. foncern aud
The New York herald., 1866-08-24

EoR .sALE-Two HORSES. souED AND KIND y
all harness, and good drivers. Inquire Mt 1876
corner I welfth atreet. Prie. ssl and Sil each.
The New York herald., 1866-08-24

A NEW SHIFTING TOP BUGGY. ALSO NO TOP
IA Wagon, sold at great sacrifice today at CROSS
mons stable Thirty street. between Lexington and
The New York herald., 1866-08-24

r BOGART, AUCTIONEEE RDAY, AUGUST
t - It lps O'Clock nt the auction room No. North
William street. Household furntgrr consisting Of large
assortment Parlo Chamber. Dining Room and Kitchen
Furniture; crockerv and glassware Carpets Warrohcs
Also Horse, Wagon Harness, &c. Also Ragates
Fable slate he'd Ais, black Horse years old gray
lsorsc suitable for truck also csa Cart.
The New York herald., 1866-08-24
DRY Goo,'>.

CONVENIENT fLsES AND cOrroN SHEETS HAIR
" Matreascs. Pillows, Ragkets, Quilts. Clohiu- ar
thc lat. aitctIon
offered ~ cat reduction froa The regular
price, ~ wnoicslic retail by M MATHEWS. - Cath
arsnr
The New York herald., 1866-08-24

J'oR saL,s-A PAIR oF foENc PONIES ALSO AZ
IL Express Wagon, nearly new iagare A 3l2 West Six
tcenth street.
The New York herald., 1866-08-24

UoR sALEaTHREE HoCKAWAyS, ONE fTAEToN,
II by John X. Lawrence; Coupe, Depot Wagon,
Express Wagons, three top Wagons, SfNcrs Round
Wagon, Dnsenhury half spring do, safe box
top Wago single and doube Harness. dlc Pony
one Con- ord Wagon. Apply AZ y Wooster areet.
The New York herald., 1866-08-24

A GOOD TWO SEATED TOP rHAEToN. BUT LITTLE
~ used. 10 be sold cheap Inquire at Umpire Stable, lS7
West fh,rty-t third street, near Eighth avenue.
The New York herald., 1866-08-24
cIo1ifInG.

aTnr rARr TwpLFIu aTnBEr NFAR BROADWAY.
n g4mffKf 70 rAyk the Alg fF94nw rrt9aM Toe
lsjssf an4 eealIe1rnta Cars o. aigssa iaet VAILED
vfsrr, hy aYs CashhefG
.vre THAN aIRpgT-g onfERKgY WILL pAY
N ,he hfrtss rls lse~ anN Erhfis 1fu's dasf OF
rlefng Plsaae cali s&9rsss La4sea MAAsd % ~ Mrs.
Of@fHkrv
(,FyrIRrgs WISHING 10 risroFg pY THEIR
~ a. 4hlfa fair Yg~ ri uefhnv 81
ay,ssins JANIS ElhkPATHlCk. 80 fsan ssrest sea-
Chatham
= .Dfv1 AND GrsTiExEy c1S OBTAIN TUk ur.
4 u~g.s vasr ~ Casf 0w WsMrmg ftfArrA Y .rn 80
s...... A. ~ a. Naw IN ~ a3Afe.anr t NvNfNYHAAs
A.. 49,, .r.te Irsas y0n@# sfect t46sss sstsu4<S
~ ~ Mrs RaaeH aAl
N-Ayv ~ t0THFx9 AZ .HyIrRALK LK.@cc rsfNTfN0 q Ow
N o. rsskNs Nattmes TrsN FMAmfa tNAA hawaii
rhlrsA Drswega A., rifrAasst ff- - fvswrnr~t y
i.ss- .sssaits - tg~fft ~ 49, :. ftf gw gt-@s "
wd rAfuEwN u IA,bssts@ s'-e+s
The New York herald., 1866-08-24

CARRIAGES HARNESS, SADDLES, &c.-5e CED AR
~ street second door east Of Post Office TAYLOR
NiChSs manufacturers aud dealers. Those about buying
are invited TO examine stock aud prices.
The New York herald., 1866-08-24


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~ tMafTfa ~ ti r-si thse st#sas s.A fss4sf ~#h q
sINsHtsfgf fsekf 49,. 44FstsF 9esu <tt ~ go. .
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Nj ~ MNMMNs ~ af.ts
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sfs BEflaWvffE rnU - MNiNt utuI 30.
~ tfMMNa 8n 4lstMt. MN80 sHe faets fA8t 49, -
tn3 FNs tNg NttHts 88HB efeN 80 AFsFr"sf*s - ~
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prtl syr ov YYfrf fNFrEFEp rn9 ~ 90 -
a 49, ~ ~ sr ~.tfsss rats : ~ pvfs Htryss pa<s
-. a.. = fss rlar.a.s ssfst f&*NtE@ 9w4 aNA - tvs
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" - fs.sM 49, sssAese ses sFfp*tta ~ fr fr~~
No. aa Gss gss8 Yssssaa sAssiss ab 3'ans sFs<s.
as. ssla~fr ~
Ssclf0x nFwrst ASSOCIATIONS yrfsinkffr fuI
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te~sA fsw 80 gvrf tsfAs~9 re ssne pAsse sHm~M
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ffsr. tssssi - sS~.f 80 ssrkt.Ar sfs = - s'~s
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The New York herald., 1866-08-24

J'OR shLE-TEN Tor AND NO Tor WAGONS. NEW
IL ard second land; ntc Rockaways, Dog Cart by
Wood Brothers ono brewster Two s't Wagon, one Jasrc
four Road wagons, Express Wagon, Coupe oc&a-
way. doctors rhaetnn single ard double iiAeas Ia.
dies and gent' Saddles and BRIDES Sheets, Whips, Nets
Apply al ifol broadway near forty-lrat street.
The New York herald., 1866-08-24

L,oR sAT.E-A yEfY HANDSOME VICTORIA CAR.
risge. built bv MAcr stevens and almost Iew; cost
3725 viii be sold very low. applied FOR " ams
60 livery stables corner o: second place aud smith street.
Brooklyt.
The New York herald., 1866-08-24
THE TURF.
SPORTING.

ERANCIS BUTLER, NO. 3PECK SLIP. HAS ALL TIE
choice breeds OF Dogs Butier's lnfalibe Mango Cure
and Flea Sterninat0r 75 cents Buffers new work 9n the
dog 81 Dogs trained. boarded &C. Medicines Tor All dis
The New York herald., 1866-08-24

yI'OR SALE-ONE SORREL MARE, FIVE YEARS OLD,
IL l4 hands high. warranted sound and kind. hand
also piano box Wagon good also Single
Harness. together separate Apply ls9 Thompson street.
The New York herald., 1866-08-24

TOR sALE-A PAIR OF THOROUGH BRED BROWN
IL Mares l5,s hands high perfectly matched; price
$3.50 Apply al IL West Twen,ynh street, between and
IA. NJ.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-01-14

ulacnIne. mas received the encOmlumS
OF the world, and its use is now in
dispcnsable in rapid printing.
Mr.. Hoe is quiet, unassuming
gentleman. He has never made him
self conspicuous in any way save by
his invention. In connection with
his brothers, he has engaged largely
i'll the manufacture of his presses.
He is man noted for his sterling
traits of character. His great press
IS not more true to mechanical laws
than he Is to those Of honor, Justice,
and truth. In fact, the popular
characteristics of the man have had
much to do with the successful in
PRODUCTION Of his invention. He has
been found reliable in all his state
ments, and while enthusiastic in favor
OF his press, never promising more
than it could readily accomplish. In
Europe, where there is every DISPOSE
ton to decry an American invention,
If it can be possibly done, not the
slightest breath of cavil was heard in
regard to the performance of the Hoe
press. Chimney Corner.
The DREss-MAKER AND THE IN
TERNAL REVENUE. the many
hardships incurred by tho present
system of internal revenue taxation,
that occasioned to the dress makers
and milliners is particularly striking.
A tax of six per cent is not only
charged upon their receipts for their
labor, but upon all the material used
by them, whether it is furnished by
themselves for the manufacturer or
furnished their customers to be manu-
factured. In the latter case, of course,
they would have the right to collect a
proportiolate amornt of the tax from
the customer so supplying the mate
rial, but their business would suffer
materially, as ladies would either
have their dresses made at home, or
would patronize those who do bust
ness on n more private scale, and who
pay no Government tax, who have no
conspicuous sign, and who charge
only the ordinary prices. It breeds
dishonesty, which is one of the worst
features of the law; but it is to such
people that the large volume of trade
will turn, to the ruin Of thousands of
other industrious and honest women.
In the case of foreign goods, for in
stance, 4 velvet dress may be taken.
Take its value, with trimmings, at
say $500; the cost of making, say
$50, Oh which the tax would be
$3.50, making the dress-maker's mo-
dest charge of $25 increased to
$3.50. Then, again, the foreign
duty of ninety per cent has been
paid upon the goods, doubling it's
cost to the purchaser, SO that if the
strict construction of the law is en-
forced, and the recent ruling of the
Deputy Commissioner says so, no
matter what the inequality and hard
ships are, the preposterous injustice
of the law is made most strikingly
apparent. There is great deal Of
work before the present Congress-, in
the immense field Of objections
against many of the operations of the
Internal Revenue Law, and we trust
that this subject may be first among
others to be acted upon, and its
wrong remcdied.
Great distress prevails in some sec
nf A,1-n E., &c
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the best guarantee the French Go
vernment could have that the Federal
Government would not impede the
consolidation of the new order of
things in Mexico would be the re-
cognition by the latter OF the EN-
peror Maximilian.
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Just Received from New York
AND FOR SALE AT.
/ {. el a RK e s >
UASHING TON STREET.

UASHINGTUN STREET.
A LARGE and fashionable assortment OF
"A ORNAMENTS and TRIMMINGS for
Ladies Dresses and Cloaks, consisting of
Bugles, Butterflies, Drops, Fancy Cords
and Buttons, of every description and size:
Breakfast Shawls, Central Park Hoods, In
fant's Socks, Ladies 1.>ncy Ncck-1ics,
Ladies' Fancy Neck Yes, with fringe, Dress
Elevators, Belt BueSles ana clasps, Six
and Leathe. Belts, Bs,iS>pg !Sibbons of all
colors and widths, VeN~F> fhbpn OF all
widths, Ladies Scarfs, JollaI oaCutls,
Travelling Bags, Ladies -
Handkerchiefs, Ladies' L.
chiefs, Gents L. c. Handkcrch}S
Silk Handkerchicfs, Ladies' Glo%
Ganntlcts Gents Buck Gloves, SLk
OF all colors, Coat Bin1lin -
!. ! ! ,
Skirts, a large assortma6 ;
large Double Shay
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ALSO, A FULL LINE OF
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS

CONSISTING OF:
Over, Business and Black Frock COATS.
PANTS and VESTS of all qualities.
White Linen and Woolen OVER-SHIRTS
Shaker, Mcrino, Woolcn and Cotton
UNDER-SHIRTS and DRAWERS.
Socks, Suspenders, Collars, Wristbands
Neck-Ties, Pocket Handkerchiefs.
Hats and Caps.
Fine Pegged and Sewed Boots, Caters
and Shoes.
stock of Plain and Fancy
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ADVERTISEMENTS
Inserted at Is cents per square for the first
insertion, and so cents for each subsequent.
aS Specialnotices 10 cents line.
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Great distress prevails in some sec
tions of Arkansas for want of food.
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A GOOD assortment OF PRINTS, OF all
n colors and qualities.
DELAINES, POPLINS.
French and English MERINO.
Black and Colored ALPACA
DEBEGE, LINDSEYS.
Opera, White and Red Atwood and Cot
ton FLANNEL.
GINGHAM, JACONET, SWISS MUSLIN.
JEANS, CAMBRICS, PAPER CAMBRICS.
Bleached and Unbleached HOMESPUN.
Linen and Cotton SHEETING.
PILLOW-CASING, TICKING.
SHAWLS, LADIES' CLOAKS
HATS and BONNETS, tr'med and unt'd.
BONNET FRAMES. RIBBONS.
FLOWERS, FEATHERS, RUCHES.
BUGLE and other Fancy Dress and
Cloak Trimmings.
Handkerchiets, Gloves, Hosiery
Cuffs, Collars, Hair Nets.
Breakfast Shawls, Sontags.
Hoop and Balmoral Skirts. Corscts.
Wells, Coates and Clark's Spool Cotton.
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Groceries.

FLOUR, BACON, CHEESE, BUTTER.
LARD, TEA, COFFEE, SUGAR.
Whole and Ground Spices, Candles.
Fancy and Common Soaps.
Soda, Indigo, Copperas, Blue Stone.
Nadder and Logwood.
Plain and Fancy Crackers.
Herrings and Mackcrel, by tho barrel.
half barrel and kit.
Sweet Oil, Yeast Powders.
Carbonate of Soda, Concentrated Lye.
Fancy and Plain Candies.
Sugar and Fancy Toys, Sardines.
Kerosene Oil.
Cotton and Wool Cards.
Pocket and Table Cutlery, Scissors.
Tobacco and Segars.
Together with q large assortment of
enplsS r.,.-'ly kept, and too numerous to
90 ON HAND,
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THE PHFNIX,
PUBLISHED DAILY AND rRI-wEEKLY,
BY JULIAN A. SELBY.
STATE PRINT TER.
7ERM.S-IN ADVANCE.

SUBSCRIPTION.
Daily Paper, six months. SIS 90
Tri-Weekly. 6 .... ; so
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-25
TRAMP. TRAMP. TRAMP!

am sitting in my cell, thinking. mother dear, Of
- you.
And my bright and happy homo so far away.
Aud the tears will all my eyes In spite Of all that
lean do,
Though l try to cheer my comrades and be gay.
CHoRus-Trnmp, tramp. tramp, our boys arc
marching,
Cheer up, comrades, they will come;
And beneath our starry flag we will breathe
the air again.
In the freelands Of our own beloved homes.
In the battle front we stood. when they made
their tiercest charge,
And they swept us Off u hundred men or more;
But before they reached the lines they were
beaten In dismay,
And we heard the cry Of victory DER ana oer'
CHoRus-Tramp, tramp, tramp, etc.
l am sitting in my cell, and I'm thinking Of I'll"
time
When they'll como and opon wide the iron doors,
Aud the hollow eye grows bright. and tho poor
heart almost gay,
When We think Of seeing home and friends once
CuoRus-Trnnp. Tramp, Tramp, etc.
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A MINISTER who had lost his wife and who
had become weary Of his second EDITION Oh
,i6gle state, was once ~instructing 4 congrega-
ton from the passage, Use this world a. not
abusing it." etc. In the course Of his re-
marks he took occasion to mention some
things which q Christian could dispense with
in this world. In this category he placed a
wife. He had however, scarcely said, "A
man can do without a wife" when his exper-
fence stoutly protested, and he finished this
branch Of the subject by saying, in the sim
plicity Of his heart, "but my brethren it's
rniohty hard"