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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-01-06
Verf1nf DON 9Nalb1anb.
Staat5 Qanh.0ifte.

Siaats eane.Olfte,
5t. paul, :btinn. /. Dig. 1861
Is 1l!b bis!nit befannt etn1att, bag BE fol-
stnosn Stri&e une VaYatQen StuQanr, bic 'be.
ionesrs wsttbSsQ pesen bss barauf btfnsli&sn
9olsss, uuo psssn tbrer MSbt am Nsi:llGppt
tno, gum DHsntIi&sn Wsrfauf 8ebra4t perben
t.s Mianslota, In her OfFee tes Gtaats. Mupi.'
tors in 81. Yaul am g pnnabenb B, 6. Sanm-
.. 1866 I'M 10 ubr 0srmittass, ais:
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attg- Die in Ter lsstsn ptrbapabl trpabltea
asata 9oants. 8eam,eu attrnabmep aussgReufabr
ibse tstrtftuben pefeu. q9g
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-01-06
III ntuanl s Naar
empfneen S&ten 2utbed parifer
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Sddrfed1t= Arbettem u4er Mrt
mad ben beltebtefen Mufern
werets BON BE-. untertet@ntttn NIT 6prsfalt
phattlt9te:t unb Mais ausssfabrt.
re scD~rttbtrtte @pIft
svo6nnnq: DilHn : @trabe, aeeenaber
Capt. 8anina's.
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Meue 2(n3eigen.
DanNaeaA0.

ltuitrn beisli&Rta Dart eatttn Dir alien ns..
tben g.sunten as. ps!&t I'D ju19 ssvtislne mn.
ttres - plSslia babinsef&ttsiatn gatiea uns
Gassrs, ebaIles 3abn, t~iasslansln. auh
Sana tnsbsfenetre Ene Hir penn \. 3. Rel.
Il, bic Hiymhe %~attfsaauEs fir ietut ~ 81.
rem sss @:rNs,hensn seisye4ea,a gDyetrsse
itu!sis.
anna 9ntka.ina 3 athS
81. Iutbpnp. Ine Sshn.
az. NanI 1urnbcrein.-Na1.
~ fsn EienNaa Absns I'M = llsr tntet Die
n,rna!Iits s;suus Iats. Aqe Mi. iifssr fne
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-01-06
mir staats- @esei,e.bnng.

@smae Der betrs fsnhen gtninnuns Der Con
fitutipn traten am Iebtsn Dieniae. dis rem e.
Zen DtsnRas i'm 9anuar, Tie beiesn 3m.te. ptl
0eftbsebuns aufammsn nnb rrsaniirten Nd
ear& bic Dabl ibrer rtip. Ntartsn. h,sst
Die @abl fsl auf folsease Tetfuntn fir etn
Stnat: u
Sur,.ar, Ctr. y. Wslian. as
0tbifs.S strstdr, 6. Vines. (Bstt. fdpn
lst.ss Satr in s%enfsitsn ppittpnsn. !
I @nrpnir.G le,f, u. Grant. = ss,'l.s .'.i
gns.a,Er. &lsri, Gbas, 99a.t.
Sergeant. at Mrms. u. 0anser.ir.
Bsunmann, Ssbn ". Olefon.
Aeeisens- 5c.uder, 5Jreb. D-iseent. ~
gaplar, 9e.s Noble. 2'ai
lu9 bic beibsn aulest @esaanIer tatsn bic
i5nsn abertrasenen ponen .ibon !ebtes Sabs
tame. '5- @aa I
Die folosapsn 9ear,ten mu.se:. esn6blt pom
Saus. s}5a&
9prs&,r, ). 9. Bat.Ftlb. -u
Grfer glnf, anersn s. DuEn, ftsn ro.;sss
Sabr i'm Amt. -a@ ~-'ai
9ifs- G!ss!, Dn,. 3. Mtt9s1. @e7
gsroqi.. glsrt .. {. 8iQiams. r3bpde
enssodir' Glsrl, 81. u. Garmss7 -
Sesseant.at.Arm %. u. 9pntrs. tag
Geusruiann, @m. Mortiner, Der tp!.terer.
pabltt Snbaber tes qduuli9sn poRens in BEN
9auis Der leBtsn @stsSetaus. q, s5s
Gaplau, Rsr. .. Gobb, friber &aplan te,m
6. &eeimsnt. Us f1 %0E
Der Ssnat nebt, bis ter neus Bite. q ru-.
ssrneur uns nit ibm lie ibrissn neuertpGbltrn
Staaistsamtsn in porssi&rtebener @efs inftal-
lirt itnn, tvas rrr bsr Yrlfuus Der @abltli&te
une 3abluns ssr @abltraimmsn Sur& biz &C.
isseetuns ni&t ssl&sbea fam, inter bem p1a.
fbiu n bss alien Wlse.@ oupsrnfurs Gberpcps.
Na@bem I9 Der 9ena., pie anssetbtn, ersa.
niirt, bsi&!es ct auf antras has paus ssn bic
fer zbasiads tn Aenn.ni6 ~ itsen, ~ernannie
cine COMMITTEE, utl9e senaeinfan nit elmer
pom 6aus ben gpnsnntur u beua9rt&ti..
ssn bsauftrast puree, bab liz p6nftr jur anbS.
runs etnaissr. Rhsbelunsen Bon @eiten sr.
ersatn3 bsrett ftien, abpptrts BE bausprtnuss
be Ssnats ssut lssten Sabr, bsauttraste cine
Committee, sensinlam nit einer anbern BON,
paufe bic :3sis fir vrafuns Der 8ablb.ri9te au
f1irsn rns Dtr!aete l9 bieraui bis Riitprt II
llbr. IL saglr7s ~. 5s$ - 4s
Gin @teb Vapisre, bic teoa!sRirte @abl bes
Senators son 9ouion g.. betr.f.ns, tsurs. auf
ben Sid seisst. y4at s-a ass1s
SIN Saufs raren bic gersdnst biz nsmlt.
lfGhen. NIT bey Nuaroh Inn. ms bev .rrSh,;.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-01-06

Meber 6ronnSSiae. bic shaps,blabesle
0eI(di6ssssfaht an GRiNlEpSt, t1S paa,tsrt
II pexeon Co.. battea mir at1t BE AbfAt tn
ullstmeintn anstiaRte ~ setsa. aalS pis
ots glAbts nsult& Vr~Gbnaasi ttaiea. DIE
otutt&s se.slstraus, ysa Bfepnssiae IN t>rr
Nalorl:at btfss uns Jsist ose 8orlase 30 bsat-
tdsa u iiraa'&araster In Gerssttdstnttr HBa.
e anAb{frsat ts uas saaeuntd, xiekltt pom isi1
1sm " padssn uno tetenspirbtsen Nlnne,
spte PER- 3. ,. s9allsf. ser uirSisen
ssatf&sn Aspr6ientanten osn eonRen 10. St..
,trsttn III isbsa. 1euaon 90. nib nit bitten
Nannt Gre einlesen NIB busG tea feline 99n.
4estdtn aut's Bette bsatbtn itbsn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-01-06

0- Ginen Giebobel bat Der i'm Nugtutid
Sidbelp-odtneGo Capt. Miplun terStabt gum Trd-
fen. ssmaat. Diefes SnRrument ba,te bs,Gapt.
in ftibtrn @inte,n in Gebrau9. IN, f.int
SSlitti9u1sabn auf Zen, 9afe Gems 1ur eldtten.
% sisbt opltl fir slQes, felbf fir bic Badsl u.
Rihe auf ber Gistdnt bis gaters ber Chime
aSsr ipo III bic Maf9ine, tptl9e bic tlnebenbetten
aus sem 2tben eines 3ettnussrebaiteurs neg.
slattst2! raj
Dae Seuer.-Gr ab M. balt s 1ibra an lss-
Sonntae brad IN BEN 1rame.@ ebaute an Der
Gde ber3 u. Tortara6sGeutr Aus, u. leste In fu,,er
3et tte e'sbSuse, inaf&t. Ait u. uuaufetnlt&
tie tas 3e,ft6rte paus maj rub f. tuente unter
bisena @sF&tspuntte ftin 9e,lua u besIaseH
IT, 70 srlitttn bod anet teutf9e earser. ne!&e
ibr Observation-Disclosures bert batten, rs@t BE-
baue.i,Hs gsrIuae. 5ss e
S&uma4er s sbann S&rtter, obnsbl
aus beFen an Der gde betsene qabeni BE nneiRen
Waaren serettst purse, Settcr bod an $500
$500 @srtb essfsIbsn, mdbrenb I'D Der DtIlue
bss Saloonpirtbs GrAnf anbreps, befen
Gtablt6tuitnt aeben beut S4reiers bsI.sen tDar,
i9 ant $3.50 belnuftn mag. 55 ts
Bon Ben geitea par ft;rfr strl&ert, ,beufo
senis nte Der ei8entbIser res @eb6utts, 4err
.. SisSsnf'n, stGen Brrluf f& anfr ttpa
$500 belG.ft.s ~
Der Der @&nteberetffAtt son 6taut 0puen
uas O.. ~ sefiistt S&abtn mag an 500 betra-
gen. ~ j"
Dab % BEN Gsuss.D Department stlans, BE
3traSrune Der ear3en Reibe ter bena&barten
6rsmsbdafsr u Serbinbtra, fprt@t fir bic Sid.
tisteit naS ben &tfer aaftrer Geuerleute.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-01-06

Offee tes afFfent.l uarttermeiR.r.
Il Gcrt 6afQtna. Mtnn.
20. Dec. 1865
8eritegelte @crl9ldee
I'M 0uplifaf
Derteu enB.npmras, In bieter Office bio IL 1b,
Mittaes am Npntae. is. Sanuar 1866,
far eieferune Don
10000 BufbeI
9uten marftfdbige1 9afers,
10000 8ufb,! bes ~ssrAnnt.n oafers In cd.
den3 10000 bes ssnennter 5afer ni6s IN
@dden.)
1000 Bu{th
marftfdbt8en, barten &p1.es
unb
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WtnneapDli5=6aus,

beutI9ee Sat- unD 8%Oaroin9tane pou
Neter Wpsbad,
Gaufsaee, Winne,erlis, MPinnele.a.
Re;iensen tvirb sieies rsu urs teausm ETH
sert4tett cc.s! btlsns en1afctlsn. Gsute 5.a:~
lung unb 9erdumiser 6cfrauln BET ost,, 6ause.
pel&en llmfanb namentlid Gubrteute tsbersi-
sen cute. @tr babsr aut urs tiIie tpatr.,
ssa, hsr s.k. sr
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-01-06

Gtrem3et4en fir. bic gnbtAuer.
90 eessea eeseas6tAs IL etp Silasepbia. Mau
iisssr flt.ae 8gesAiata asysas, sss Sesen
6it fs snlets %tSfsenssn ben Satiahssa jsu
gSstAtnI ~ iaa&tn sfssen. Dlsit 3et4sn IL.
f4en bel issh frsaasli4sa SnStars.n Ia fsbr 30.
bsn Gbrea, nab Sc Msifsnts taua sihnta 1a,,
cher ya1ast pdus.lins tasm srS6e, e9nei.
0elsisa hagen, als psnn CT bon siner tiefsr maj.
fssu7 MttatQen, ntl3e Bic 9usiauet am pals.
'Saas adf CT gsaa trassn. Rshj i nnntt. Die
Rssaiasu fat p.atstat Sstalsn ttas ssni spns,s
d'rSse. auf ess Bsses.teit fest man sin. ssr..
tr'faitss Bib bss g,dFbtnt.n j,nit Der I'm.
t&ritt .Nntrtn Spenfon. ps6GteutStr Ser.
etaeisn.s auf Der 1rbYl,itt letst I'D Elm pie.
teeaI. in siasin aotbtuf1anje tAs @ctbU riettn1
syassns. @m hcm pisssfal .sitsn Gin Snhia.
net ans Amsrita eiaaabsr bic sbdntt.. :Su,
3aeep ts ,9ntianeyS liessa bic Griseeus,f.ife
uus beg zsmabans. Dsttse gaftl i'm biu:,r.
srpass ayf 5titn tts Sabtans.s, auf sst,eu
amnissas. ~ tssn 1abtn. Gin antsr iu.nb mab
litsen. Elm ibsr sius Bride fabrsnter Babnaus.
Die 3si@nuns II In by. xusta9,uus febr f@5ni
Ine bic Meeaiaen msHen q ti3caf III Du.Hmef.
fer,
Wena 1asl 5siasm si.lt observation-disclosures
iitR, 70 ioate ms car ni&t puaetrvna, psau mir
in .tints Der sd&aen NuH,us.n bes ,pisutttas
!sisn mii!btn, .Sebalcn bat Nsesainen. fiji. biz.
Snsiansr prassn laGen. auf Der stn.n @eite
III et fslbf, auf ber .antfrn n,ebrne-B M.s
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-01-06

3wei Nerfonen fterben an felbftfa.
b~risirtens @bistp.-Der @ataitap 60,
ptralo bsridtet f~olsenbsn etduli@en tnsldds.
fell: Dgettx alaufer, tih btutlbtr 'G'nusbnts
Son y ataibaw, staS nod glum gr..e, @ts..
I'M, sinsn eert rstaentta Vanssnaua ID bsfu.
den. Ma&sem Il f& ttt ssmitlttn enc 3sit-
lang aufattalten, naa@:en gt .F9 stnaetnfar. ta-
ran, zine Braantpein. 8rennerti III ileiutm
aRasaatt ms 2tben su rufen unb bsnutt.n IT.
nsn altsn tupte1nsn aefsl gum Ratf9. Boti&.
Dis GlaiFsssit bIieb in btefem @efdb m.brere
Sage asbsn, un aussusdbrsu, unb bic beibs11
Dsf.aa!eure nabrutn Johann am Iebtsn @ssn.
ebene (o0r a4t 2asea) ieeer ttnen, ,ti9tistu
prebt.rsnl Don ibsem Ga5rifa.. 60 mar nod
ttine baltt Stuuos sersansen, 70 mar Slan{er
toSt unb ieiu ya.tner Ite.sebte TN nur I'M, stne
balbe Stuase. au9 Sss 2ssteru G.au.
bic sbsniaaS Den ben, iebsnfans bu,& Aubfsr-
or9si e ,yauipan) strstftetta S.uf, atsr slidli-
9srnsiis nar peats, seupfeH,, srtrantte fsr
l9per, mag abr seneitn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-01-06

10utna,. S @aar
snapfnsen eine eroee auenaM
pfeifen,
z>abadt,
s &iAFatren.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-01-06
1eter Hosbah.

HOTEL.
Minneapclis. . Minuelrto
pie ttntsrsf;ant.sn smpTsblsn il, mn uns
ro9let!sBertS'eiss nate lei Zen U1ler unb Rem
Gabr'tfl1, am &a;i'&cps-O srrt in MirneaspIis
ge1egenes SAP uns Sra.ningbsus rem afebrien
yueltintt u e1paupt uns sen Aeiiersen sen,
sttra Mnneirtattels instsfoute.e, nit esm Ne
E,ertsn. Sab fe siasm Jetsn cute. rrru;pte rns
tiGiss BshienunR suitsyn.
4ham 8esel.
6 d. SRuhnr,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-01-06

Ser Mpnat Deeeu,ber mar sid bent.
miirbiser IN Sa&en bee @at.rs. I'm Grasn :
Dampftpot. TlaVrfabrt auf BEN Ri(ilfppt unb
Elm ssliness @&ueeidul.ln am Na@mitas. I'm
3. Risbsrtunftsson 2 3ou S&nse. Cine @ede
nit liebli@em pubapsttsr, hann giubru& bee
Bintsrs in alien GruR NIT Sem @dneeRuru,
Rom ii. trab Lis Rittas an IT,, seldsr istneS
@lsi9tn felt 8 Sabrsn nt&t ssbabt. Am Is.
Nsbsnfsnnsn une sepaltise AIlte bic 3aua is.
Dana6 &afsfsrn 30. 2 nit sertnssn uutertse.
ausssn bic gum 10. asernals 8drenl6lse mil
26 inter Nuu am 81, ens atens pel@ss 1eael
nus bsr srose btmulif9e 0susrpttstr tts tt.rli.
DIN S&aaiptsl Bon Rebsnnsnben NIB tss
srs6en Qi&ttrsus In esRsn aRtttt Ter Nsns unit
fsine 2i&1tsss., has GAME mic Gin SySdttssa
fralsutes Dresnsfreu3 eeRaltst, gum Bsfta sab.
Das lsstsre 9bdusuea par. unerbSrt.
1S&Re 1empsratur bss Rsnats (lO.) 336e
7 ittr. nteertsae( 21.) 26 unter Nuu. Il
g@setfa9 axa10 Cages. Dusg(tniusbSt,
III eefausats S9nses2 6 :3sa. s6snts.t.ae
Nettr Is Sage.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-01-06

NH0Qpe8 Vutt0t1uieA aus elmer
fnrbterlia ben Iobeseefabr. . 5n tet
aupfss8rubs bet Easlurs Baus bate man am
Rontase DOT a9t 5Easen. iOtbsn cine 6prsus.
Brine fertis, bic 2unse seleet unb ansejdnbet,
uae ben ltstsn Marn bstnatt aus bsr@rabt ber.
psrsesusen, als tine Der 3unsen an btr @inte
brad uub Ter 1ann auf ben 8sssE Der @rube
suridaurate. Die G9pere zee Gaass purbi
ttus1 bic .Grttsiatn,er sesriugert, orha6 ter
Mann nur eerinee gtrlesunseu erbislt uus i'm
@tanbe tpar, biz 2untt CRATE ns@ IN bsu su
aassul6i&,n, ebe Re bas puls:r errei@te. Bare
II BON BEN GaQe betdubt unS ni&t i'm Solen BIZ
Iye istusr @ei0ssetssu.part stueftn, fp b6ttt
i4on I'M na@itn Musenblid bic Grplseen trfpl.
gen une i'm in teu(tnb Atsme aerfdmsttern
ml6tn. 4l 3
Die apeite @oneupaareu,Tabrtf
.Gistntgun Der 4rn. Demerst n. Brsnu, III felt
Rura.u1 iii Minneapslis I'M @anss une guar
Sag nnS Na@t. Gum 6riibiabr pisb fe nod
fe.usre Mai&lnerie srbaltsa rnb tann tine her
bsatn Wpaenpebersien I'M MeRen iein.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-01-06

/ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES am Disnaas,
2. Sanuar. Itneenonmen I'M WsnatD eeeu BE-.
BON vcli3tifrafsn $3.50 {. pom 8bsrfneiRer
1882. ssn ter Bride $654.65.
Gin Genmittfeb:ri&t nirb ssysslest pel&sr
bic 8'fen Der Grri&tuas elmer Gsrutdsnsau.
fa!t fur sermabrlo9e 3inter auf $4,000 Yer.
ani&laat une ensfsb't tst t.r- @sstsebuua uua
8srleibans eirn Grribritfes uns ssa @tle mn.
terRisuns itisens bs Staatss fir bisl.n !3ued
mad ju fu@en.
Nertcn Brablty rire al Der .9teae bes prn.
Zimmerman. pel&er fem Amt nieberselsst bat
gum Stulinfpsetrr FER ~fiuftn Datb Il.
nannt. i5H 8
Die 81. Taal unb padfe. Balm uaat 81,
Statt BIT vsspoa.isu, eae IL UNI reus 9tbduss
In ibreaa Depot sufarfabreu, bic 2esee erpettru
nta, penn Bic Stast f& serpFi9tet, ibr bte1us.
lasen ~ s%sfattsu. Das III Elm unanft5rli&ss
Dransfa'irsn nit bitfsn Gifsnbabnm.
Die Stst bat. f& s%orssuommsn, bic @a&e
nr9 cine Beile ~ iiberIeAeu. q.
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SIN Saufe paren bic gersdnss biz rsunli.
!t@sn, NIT Der Ausanbms, ha6 Der trpablie
@pre&sr fsins snrete bielt. In tsr Ct sopaas!i9
barsuf binptss, haB 80 bas Beuiben Der @eiess
ssbuns fsin nudt tur9 trere pft&ttrfaauns
u 3stesn, sit aud Der grtebe feline Sieae
koks -
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-01-06

Gin Nntra8 be5 perm NeStutd FIR. GrneA'
nuns elmer Bereintsten COMMITTEE, pel9e bsauf.
trast uerben fou, etneg ,rlase fir Bic na@ Rat.
sabe he's r,eutu genfus ~ Frirenbe nsue Upper.
tientrans btr Anaabl her Reprdfntanten bs,
stn,elnsn Dtfriste IN MAIDEN, tuirb auf Zen Gid
8elest. ! "a q 7 2 {
Dat9aus srnsnnt f@ ebsnfaas .tn. Wei.
lenselser.B ert&nunBseOme,tttse. ts&
Iit aufdnb;se Gsn,u.tttee 4bena@ri3tiet bal
1aus fetstns bee @ppssru61s, eee brrislte an.
na$asn! Rcntae feline Botf@att psrtrae.n
merritt. 55+- .#ss IL 5aI I: iEa-
Das 1aus ssti.t tut ietes Ieiner :RttslitSs,
$1,000 @srtb 3ettuneer, n. fir Sc. 60 @reib.
naAttrialten. @f,e 5~ "a 5aGg .H& s;i.y.
Gin gsf&ln6, fir isbee @itsisb 5000
utrtb fur pefnempe. ausjuiesen, Fel >ur&.
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@ene. Mtller trpartei nod tes Gia!ref.
fen ss1ifsr 9ceuuasnte, bic Ct feline Nbl9isbs.
@srsRs an bic 9duisr, tuel9e tsr slntritts. 30.
f@aft sss n%eaerpGbltsn Sous. 3a,fbau psran.
etbsn mub, baitsn fam. g9 r
Das 9aus sestaste fd, tots .hsr Genet, AZ,
Mitips& nm 1 l1br. fa5
, Mittpo& 8. 9anuar.-Bn Murras Reut
ssn in fiatr anefrn Spatte erpdbntsn Mntraa.
esr aaf ben Slid e.lest tpurse. I'll
DaNt!St S&idial bate Elm antrae 8arhr's,
sinsGcmm;ttte 3u ernsnnen. nel&e BENZ tnet be-
ri&tsn foQ, ob IS notbpeabis iti. amenoemsnts
CUR aongitus;on sss gtaases ~ MAIDEN mt
!oe!@e. 2 gH& 9ws9 :
Cine eor,nat,tet seirD sur 8er:&auns btr Mst.
leasslesr ernannt, bsRebtnb aus ben 5erytn Me.
4u06, Hi&arb5pn NIB @minpd.
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Wt11nfopDltS W1ug-TQctprp

ea't i:ste an 9anS elat saGe Ius-nsI 81.
5etar:stfm GuBs5tobE
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Masken-Au3aqf.

VSV1WS 3 1VVU'
Captain unt A(I1ant auartieymeiier.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-27
THE EnHGREg.

We have short answer for such plants az Mr..
Henry Watkins Allen sends from the Confederate
camp in Mexico and yet we cannot rejoice that even
the late Rebel and quOndam defiant Governor OF
Louisiana has come to grief Mr.. Allen complains
uniustly that we sneer at the destitute exes who
have been once again fooled by the science of Many
and the speculation Of Harris. Let us call to Mr..
Aliens mind the extraordinary bounce and gasconade
with which these gentlemen opened their enterprises;
how Mr. Marry became a Mexican and an Imperial
ist; how that Mexico was made up Of "magnifcence"
and hospitality" in all his manilestoes to deluded
immigrants; how that the vulgar Isham G. Harris Of
unsayOry memory reyelcd on bis estate at Cordoya
g. drawing his ice from the Popocatapetl') perhaps
talking bad grammar with his boOtleg on rail of the
hacienda and 5neerng at the poor MeXicans as :" the
most worthless population on earh;' how that
Moyimilian himself revived tho infamous and
yilainou5 code and usages of peonage in
order to satisfy such men and tempt the
emigration Of those remorselessly ready to re-
ensave Mexicans when their own Uolored country
men could be enslayed no longer. Happily, Maxi
milan failed in bis promises Of land and peonage,
and he and they (the charatan Maury among them)
deserved to fail. As to MauryS maniiestoes to emil
grants Gen. Early more modest exile writes home:
"Thoje who expect to find the beautiful and fruitful
land which is described in some of the published
accounts, will be doomed to as sad disappointment
as that experienced by the old Spanish conquerors in
their search for the fabled Edorado" We should be
sorry to hear that any deserving and repentant man
finds himself a victim in having to leave Republic
to take cold comfort under an Empire.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-27

In the heat and hurry Of the present we are apt to
forget that all history has beginning, or at least
starting point visible to mortal eyes and capable of
mortal comprehension. The foul bird of Secession,
at present in an extremely molting, if not "dead
cock" condition, passed through pretty longchcken-
hood. Here is q paragraph which we copy from
newspaper printed in 1898:
DISSOLUTION oy rnR uSioy Hon wllam Dryton Rep
Congress from Charleston has been with being
meeting Washington, this house Of Senator from South
Carolina when the propy Of separation Of tue Union
seriously discussed ani has been by respon,be in Charleston
requested answer yea nay whether he present
meeting Col DrySn Acknowledges the authority Of the que
bat declines giving an Wh,t infer thi
looks Ike rebellion indeed should be remembered that the Colonel
inl hi. TREND, belong to the military party
This was under the exdsperating influence of the
tariff oflS25 which il was held would make cheap
cotton CLOTH such as slaves wore dear while it did,
in reality, make them cheaper The hollowness of
this pretense was shown when notification finally
came 1892 for the obnoxious tariff had already and
lust before been considerably modified. Our readers
know the rest of the history.
The moral of all this is that wicked and dscOn-
tented politicians never lack a Subterfuge when they
are bent upon eydoing Amiable members of Con-
gress who are earnest for "conciliation" would do
well to remember that peace can never be secured at
the cost of principle Cancellation, by all means let us
have, but not at the expense Of right and justice.
Such cancellation our own modern history proves to
is most likely to end in blood, ruin, waste and
mortal peril. Let every honorable member by all
manner of means vote his sentiments, but let him
make sure that they his sentiments, genuine and
honestly adopted and not the sentiments of some
other man who has Sonorous voice and rich stock
of fimpudence.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-27
GENERAL NEW -.

Six wrachcd men, five OF them butchers were yesterday
arrested for cruelty 20 dumb animals. They were locked
IN aud will today be dealt with by Mr. Justice Dowlng,
WHO has appreciation of the crime with the commits
sion OF which these persons charged and IS fearless
nough 70 enforce good wholesome reDuke If It shall Gp
pear desirable.
Daring January and February TIE excess Of passengers
ives. 10 Chicago those returning eastward $500
each month. IT, March the excess 400, and in April
10 viii reach 10000 Westward the Star Of EMPIRE &c.
The Board OF Aldermen yesterday considered the pro-
proty Of rebuilding Washington Market on its present
S!to The Board OF COunciimen took measures looking 10
a celebration Of the next Fourth Of July.
The number Of cholera patients Quarantine at time
Of writing he last report was ~ Inc number & @f psiiens
IS thought t. be now under control.
Accounts as Mrs Davis visiting her husband appear
20 yiy. The Montreal dispatch says she will leave at
10 hcr spouse; that from Washington niiuIates
that she will do no such thing.
The Governor Of Vancouyers bland exchanged salua-
iions yesterday with President johnson the compile
ton of the submarine telegraph lie connecting hat island
with tA0 main land.
Some ruifans went 70 a circus performance lately
.tndcn, KY, ana being denied admilnce they fired
several shots into the tent killing one man and woundng
several others.
There is the prospect Of lively lawsuit growing out Of
certain cvcc Enclosures Of the New-York Mail Steamer
Company al Ncw-Orcans. Tic damage claimed II
t20,OjO.
The 3'th and list Regiments Paradei Yesterday Each
made highly cIc1abe opp arauce. The list was
presented with a stand Of coors by the City Government
The New.York Academy of Medicine has passed resolu-
ons Appropriate 70 the death Of Dr. j. 81. Smith,
President of that organization.
man has been uncarhcd in Massachusetts, who claims
20 know all about the Burie murder and the antecedent
circumstances attending II.
suspicious schooner ia reported the She ia M
usually large for vessel Of her class, dies the English ag
and carries pivot gun.
1t is reported from Posge Pa, that coal il sell
ing in thai region low did in the first year Of tho
war
James Glennon was hanged at Elizabeth, y. j.. ycstcr-
day, for the murder Of his wife about year co.
George Schmidt, charged with numbering Hugo WEIGH
ncr, is trial in the Brooklyn County Court.
Gold closed yesterday at l27i, and finn all day.
The European news has affected Government stocks unavor
ably and the 1905 idt lower. Money call quoted
as p cent For Commercial paper tho rates O. az for
prime and for good bills. Sterling Exchange has been
quite active, aud lO.i has been paid for priue bills.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-27

the late slaves more nearly cooress than their late
masters. Does Mr. Nicholson need to be informed
tia tih5 6ny real people Of Color are those having
mixed blood and not belonging to any pure Grace
whatever Mr. Richard NJ. johnson, once Vice
President, is currently believed to have had two sets
Of children--a dark.colored set Ond lghtcolored
set Yet of the blood Of tbs warrior and Statesmen,
Of this killer of Tecumseh and ruler over the United
States Senate the darks and the lights had an equal
share. Quoad Col. johnson, there was no q" "distnc-
ton" to be fairly drawn between them. Now if Mr..
Nicholson is stubbonly devoted to his theory OF
races considering white blood to be such an aristo-
cratzDg fluid we beg leave to ask him If it be not
great sin and shame TO deny to the really ootored
that right which Col. johnson so priced that he would
have tomahawked the man bold enough to deny 1t
So that we must really have practical ethnoogst5 at
the polls to decide upon the blood OF voters or we
must keep certain amount of white blood from voting
at ALL Under such circumstances, does Mr. Nicholson
think it really worth while to keep up these delicate
distinctions"