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Virginia and the Philadelphia Cou,en.
ton.

RICHMOND, July 1s.-The State Executive
Comlhiuees OF the party organization of 1850
held an adjourned meeting in the CAPITOL to-
day. and adopted the following resolutions:
The first declaring in the name. and in be-
sympathize with the law. abiding Citizens -,
the Northern States in the objects of the pre.
posed philadelphia Con vention. and assuring
them OF their anxious disposition 10 CO operate
back the Government in practice 10 It's settIed
principles and usages under the Constitution.
and assuring TO all the blessings OF equal. free.
and republican government.
Inc second resolution recommends the
people to hold district conventions TO elect
delegates, and provides that in the event of n
failure in any district TO act, this body will
nominate delegates at an adjourned meeting to
be held on the LIST of August
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xxXIXTH CONGRESS- SESSION
WEDNESDAY,, July a.

WEDNESDAY,, July 10.
SENATE.-Wr. Wilson, from the Military
Committee, reported, without amendment, q
bill to reorganize the clerical force Of the war
Department, and q bill in relation to rations of
soldiers held as prisoners Of war.
MT. Wilson, from the Military Committee,
Commission to consider the subject 81 trans.
portation between tho Western and Atlantic
States. -
Also, adversely on a bill to increase the pay
MIR. Buckalew presented written report of
q proposed ventilation for the Senate Cham
ber which was ordered to be printed.
Mr Hendricks introduced q resolution an.
thorizing the employment Of practical Land.
scape Gardener and Typographical Engineer
to aid the Committee on Public Buildings and
nj q and site for
mr. Grimes called mp joint resolution to
amend resol ution of July I, 1864, regulating
the investment OF the Naval Pension Fund, by
requiring 1t 10 be made permanent loan to the
Government OF six per cent Postponed till
to morrow.
Mr. Sherman called up the funding bill,
which was amended BY striking ont the first
and second sections and the addition of two
new sections. and, as amended, was ordered TO
be printed and made the special order for to-
morrow. 5-f F-- -tt.'
Mr.. Fessenden reported, from the Finance
Committee, the Civil appropriation BILL which
was ordered to be printed, and made he spe.
cial order for tomorrow.
clerks, messengers, and other employees OF the
Senate, was taken up, and after discussion,
was recommitted to the Committee on Contin.
gent Expenses.
Mr.. Trumbuli called mp the bill recently
passed by the Senate and subsequent amend.
ed in the House, for bridging the Mississippi
az Quincy, keokuk. Winona, and other points.
The House amendments were agreed to, with
an amendment requiring the consent Of the
States on each side Of the river where bridges
are proposed.
Mr.. Henderson offered an amendment that il
the Board OF Engineers recently appointed to
inquire into the feasibility OF bridging the Mis-
sissippi shali report that elevated bridges Of
continuou spaces can be constructed across
the river no drawbridges shall be allowed
under this act.
HorsE.-Senate amendments to the bill re-
viving the grade Of general were taken up and
concurred in. with an amendment Of o verbal
nature.
On motion Of Mr.. Elist, the Clerk was di.
rected TO transmit 70 the state Department a
certified copy Of the Freedmen's kureau bill
passed over the veto.
The contested case Of Koontz va. Coffroth, Of
the sixteenth Pennsylvania district, was taken
up, anu Mr.. koontz was declared entitled 10
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PARDON TO MILITARY PRISONERS

Inc PRESIDENT has granted executive clemen
CT TO all military prisoners who are undergo.
ing sentence BY military courts and have been
imprisoned six months, except those who are
under sentence for the crimes Of murder, arson
or rape, and those who are undergoing sen.
tence At the Tortugas, by ordering them to =.
oscnaieeo IRON imprisonment, with the resi-
que or their sentences RENTED. Those belong.
ing 70 the military service whose term Of SER
vice is unexpired, will be returned 10 their
command, IL II is still in the service and their
reese Is made conditional upon their serving
.neir iuli Term, and properly conducting them.
selves 10 the end
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CO0l Sales.

NEW YORK, July 1s.-At the coal sale In.
day OF the Pittston coal company 10000 tons
We're sold in eighteen minutes as follows
showing rather higher prizes sales of I5,oo
tons; steamer S650, CRATE, 1878. stove e,m
chestnut, $500, lump, $3.50
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CONSCIENCE MONEY,

the Secretary of the Treasury to-day re-.
ceved another contribution tothe United Sta tes
conscience fund from a person who writes
from baltimore enclosing 500, which he
stated was money belonging to the United
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Phfladelphia Market~

PHILADELPHIA. July 1s.-Breadstuffs exces-
sively dull. No shipping demand for flour
No white wheat here. Corn dull and lower
kew, 80 %
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, July ls.-Cotton firm Flopr
dull, and 10a20 cents lower. Southern droon.
ing at 50. 55a&l5.75. Wheat dull and nominalIv
and Whisky firm.
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steamer Sailed.

NEW YORK. July 1sth.-The steamer Cnha
sailed to-day for Liverpool taking lis passen-
gers and seventy five tho usand dollars in
sppce ~
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INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from
this source yesterday were s72O.67O.7l, and the
receipts Of to-day were S673, 1854.
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WHITE H0URE

Very few persons called at the White House
to-day. The President is not receiving or
granting interviews to any one for the present,
except Senators, Representatives, or the Heads
of Departments
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BALTIMORE, July, 18th, Is66.-There were
no less than twenty deaths from heat in this
city yesterday and quite q number are ser.
iously i'll from the same cause
There is a fine breeze this morning. lint tho
heat is still excessive. The thermometer
ranging from 65 to s. deeees
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PxRsoNAL.-Hon. Caleb Gushing is in town
-'rRobert Ould, Esq, of Richmond. formerly
District Attorney here, has been in town for
SINE days.
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CONTRACT AwARpED.-Contracts under Bu
reau Of Equipment and Recruiting, Navy DE.
partmenp for Tin, Zinc and Pig Iron for the
Navy Yard at Washington, Philadelphia and
kittery, have been awarded to John X. FL.
vans, OF this city.
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~Shillingfon, Odeon Building, and John
C-Parker, Post Once News Stand, send US
the August numb Of Beadie's konhly
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TIE PUBLIC LANDS.

At the land office of st. Peter, Minnesota
$50 acres were disposed Of last month, tn.
greater portion for homestead actual settle
ment, the residue under the Agricultural Col
leFe grant by bounty land warrants and Sioux
scrip. The cash sales amounted to s3jO4
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CHAP DRY GOODS Ar MILLIR,S nav
- sTORB, 1O1 Bridge ST., Georgetewn. d. O.
We continue to receive large supplies Of Summer
TO lurchase and sell them much lower than early
n the season. We have full stock Of Dress
Boys' wear: ParasDls, Fsns, Palm Fans ct cts,
Gloves apd usstsry. Skirts. Bleached Muslins
49, 90 n cents Calicoes TO- i2K is, 1877. 20. % cts
AiIacss from Is cents TO 81. Mosquito Nets. Not,
witbetanding domestic goods have advanced late
~, Ne are sehinG them 90 low a. ever Call and
examine our stock, and We will save your money.
10 Zl.lm BENJAMIN MILE.
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CLOSING OUT SALES
" OF SUMMER CLOTHING

CLOSING OUT SALES
~ OF SUMMEk CLOTHING
AEN'S YOUTHS and BOY 3 Sizes
single Mild BLACK and FANCY COLORS
CLOTH and CASHMERE SACKS, light and me.
DARK CASHMERE SUITS for cuisines, or tr.v.
BLAGK Alpaca SACKS,
VEST AND PANTS,
BROWN PUCK DRILLING SACK COATS,
SACKS.
With full line of Summer UNDER WEAR.
WHITE SHIRTS. COLLARS, TIES, &C.. &c,
NOAH WALKER 4 co.,
36S Pennsylvania avenue,
between 9Th and It'll streets, Metropolitan
yHeo2wif Intel Hotel Building
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CREAA SODA WAITE,
= puR, Asp 4 q ALL rLAvoss.
AIee: an assorted stock a PERFUMupv
AT HOORE'S WEST End DEtG aT0hi
! Life On tho Border filustrsted. xsnm.A1 Any n
cioIedis for 1893. Goodwin smiths Lect1rs.V ~
ne ssu.y OF Hiseory Summer Rest. By Gail Ham M
u.0n: Inc EmSrad. edited By Epes Oarcs~t
..ls yRANCK TAYLOR.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
Highly Important.

RUSSIA AND ITALY ACCEPT THE
ARMISTICE.
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Al nfsf4+.lsf~ So r--tss .iH .4r re
r..s. -E s-s4. % .t1.-rsl sFt Bti4i43alf.s IT,
10 - q hEa +l-51 s8'i
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nR. LOCKWOOD, Washington Building. 3a4
-, - Penn Penn e avenue =, vii MI Teeth with
ont pain. ..r " ls 1ms
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

nlsSOLUTION-Ths Co partnership be retofore
y extsting under the style Of COLLISION
TALBOT ID this day dissolved BY mutual con-
seht p. 8. COLLISION
3 K. TALBOT
charles Memmart 10 authorized to settle ali &C.
l hereby authorize B X. Talbot TO collect ali
the late hrm will present them to him for settle
meht. CHAS. MEMMERT
The business will hereafter be conducted BY r
- TALbOr; ct the old stind, 95 Bridge street
jy 1885, "
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DECREE OF DIvoRcE.-Yesterday, lodge
Wylie, in the Equity Court, made decree d.
vorcing John T.. Pfeifer from the bonds OF
matrimony with Ann Barbara Pfeifer, aad
giving him exclusive control OF the children.
The parties were married about nine years
since, and in the testimony taken before Mr..
Ashford. examiner, II was shown that the de-
PENDANT left the plaintiff upwards OF two years
since, and had been living in adultery with a
man named Bunnroy, and gave birth TO q
child about year after she separated from
heS husband Mr.. A. Lloyd appeared for the
petitioner.
SUDDEN DEATH OF A CATHOLIC PRIEST
Rev. Patrick Dopelan, Catholic priest,
lately from ErederieksburG. Y a, died sudden
ly on the steamer Vanderbilt, at the oh street
wharf last night This morning an inquest
was held by Coroner woodward, and the jury
returned q verdict nat deceased CAME on the
boat 10 take passage for Richmond, Va. VOC
terday wnen he was seized with, yomiti0g
and skvere illness, resultiug Ia his death "a q
short time: and that his demise resulted from
the excessive heal Of the. weather. Trsl %
REs AoT.-1ps deesees On the shade and 10,
in the sun a, F-aokltn's kopticisn, store TO-
NY .fSs~ AZ 81 be a1s4 sc .aAtfit
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ARREST ON A CHARGE OF MURDEI-Last
night 0nfcer q. U. Miller arrested a negro
named Elijah Cyrus, on charge OF shooting
ana killing George Simone, colored, on the
night OF the oath Of November, 1866. The case
was laid before Justice Thompson this morn
ing, and Barbara Burley testified that last
been to the city since he killed that boy last
winter, except at times on the ely Witness
did not know MIN, ana asked him If he was the
man that shot the boy Simons. Prisoner SAID
he was, and told her that Simons had two
women, one OF them white, which he liked the
best, and suspected prisoner OF being too init
mate with her. ON the night Of the a5th No
yember Simons met him and SAID TO him ssyou
black SON OF b-h I've great mind TO kill
you" Prisoner told him to keep back. but ST.
mons advanced with a knife and pistol; pris-
oner fired two shots, but only struck Sinons:
prisoner said he ran and hid in the grass in the
white lot, and while lying there two men
passed right by him. he then went down to his
board and pulled out from the shore; got pro-
visions next morning and started down the
river Witness gave Information TO the officer
and had him arrested. Virginia Sharp and
Elizabeth Ann Allen, two girls. WHIP thought
they would know the man who shot Simons il
they saw him again, testified that they do not
think the prisoner ID the man. The prisoner
admits he told the witness Burley what she
testified to. but told itin finn The 10 stice holds
the prisoner fer hearing on Saturday next
The case will be remembered by the readers
OF the Star as one OF the murders in Murder
Bay. The evidence before the jury Of inc nest
was subtantantally that on the night OF ssth
OF November, the girl, Virginia Sharp, gong
TO her home in Murder Bay, was met at the
alley of her premises BY a short, thick. set
dark man, called Davis, who obstructed tn
alley. She asked him 10 move. and he re-
fused. The boy Simons was standing by, aud
told Lucas to let the girl in. He again refused:
and Simons remarked LII make you. and went
TO take hold of Lucas. A scuffie ensued, and
Lucas fired two shots, one of which otook ef-
feet in Simons' abdomen. and caused his death
day or two afterwards. This prisoner says
he did net know anything concerning the de-
tails OF the case. and only knew that Simons
SO abouttwo months ago. but il is some what
suspicious that the story he admits he told
Barbara Barry, in finn. should exactly cor
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Now 10 the time TO protect your Il vss and ,ror.
srty ron lightning With the latest Improved PAT.
entee, National Hetel. Penns eyenne rs''
rsA Partner wanted or territory for sale.
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Jew CONFECTIONERY STOLE.

U, h. RIDENOUR viii open thi. d.v . branch
store on 18th street between and X. o..o.it.
Franklin square. ZOE DREAM, WATER IOEs
AND FANCY CAKIs In various styles. An are
invited to call and see ny new store, where Won
can get gsod article at reduced prices " ia ats
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Il AWNS :
LAWNSii

1 A"NS.. LAWNSii
Deceived ihis day, an auction lot of LAWNS,
az ~ snd p cenths worth Nh cents. Also, LINEN
cents ., JOHNSON 4 SUTTON,
~ 1871 SSl Seventh afroef
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4. Barb watrid NalhlD Dem. } uit1O6 Stimmen
Mais.it1t lber Or WurpbY (Vecplss).
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a, @sp. D. Ropye { Yepples) nit 81 IRA.
ipritGt ibtr Neubsn paus (Dem.l.
5. 5. ". Seller (Vepplts) NIT 1 4eaiuri.
tat liter g. 8. @laebeu (Dem.).
Die erpdblttn 9@ulinipstterta finb
fol0ence n.
SSb1 MdhsdS, 8. 5. Me3amet. Ndlon
&ebeste, 9Dm. g. Gemts. .. q. &ebeyticni
s.. u. Sn9srlpa, g. 3. Mann.
Die IN ben sinaslntn @ares erpdblttn
GrietsnSridter fnb:
1. Marb o. s. Sort.
9. HCotn 81. 4etnpn.
8. . 6. Bnrnanb.
A. 8. ". Debge.
@ 5. M..Wiipn.
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rem; tptni er nit ter Nrbtit fertia itin
iptrse, moue Il mir ben St.mptl ,uriid,
8eben DOMAIN 3ablte mir au brei psrfhi.s
bererI Malen jebesmal 800 unc sinmal
fur bic Dsnubun8 bes Stenpel5 DOMAIN
laBte ct fti bel 8rennereier in ter 80.
unb IN Der IA. Str. betbeiliat.
&eBierunBaupalt Courtney nil uad<
tpetltn, tab btefer @bielty, mic redtz
nidbis 9efenpater, In Ben 6anoel aebradt
trotten. Das gerb5f wurce auf beute
ptrta8t.
Doe gefprd& iter &6nisen 8ictoria
unb BEN idotnfbsn @arpiHen Brown AZ.
tptant tpieber neue Nabrune Gr mar Itlz
per eeibeiensr tss prinssn slb. 1T unp
9lei9t tpirtlid bemlelbsn lsbr gle bait
tbn dterau UNI I@ unb ct 1T auf itrsm
ytsilen ftels in ibrem @sfolse.
Ste e~oniulttrt i'm ItetaiNaes unb bsloIat
le'nen Natb 70 unbeoinet bab Der Reli
bee tSniglidtn 3ausbaltss eiferfddtia
auf Unfit. DaS neueie gnddt iaoi
bab he i'm Besrif it, Jpn in ben apel,
ita1b 31 erbeben. 5siratben fam lie i'm
ni6t, tena bic Gelebe serbiet.u per ST.
atBtn elmer fbrer untetbansn ia bsira,
then.
"BrIberlein 5einp De,
Wanbattan Club bon SEEM Sort aulam-
n1en9e(ebt aus ben teradtietten Tabre,n
Der ,@opperbeabs, pie Qusuf Belmont,
Wantpn Marbls Dean Ri&monb, Nus
9uftu5 S1eQ, bat ben prdlpenten Sobn.
ion 81 ieinem nGbnnmftglisoe" ernannt,
unb ibn fdriftlid erludt ter @dnte bee
GlubatmmerS nit benz portrait bes aroS
zen Staate mannes unb puricten Mnbrew
Sbonlo, be6 8eredten unb furdtloen 0eez
l1ers ber Napifalen f9mld:n III turfen.
Da6 betrefenbe S@reiben an Nncrew
Sobnion, uprtn er BON Der uGbres In
&enntniB 8eitbt tpirb. tpar untervi6net
BON benz Ngenten te6 &ailers Nappleon
uno oe6 SeTerion Davis, Nusult Bels
mont, unb BON benz 6erausgeber her sc.
q. "8orlp>" Mant,n Narble. Dieter
ndult9e Marble Bate an, Z. Wdr. 30
risen Sabres in leinem 8Iatte eeldrisz
ben
"Da6RoB @aQieulass nor adtuno5psrtb
i'm gerelei@ 81 Der fre9en, perIoTeasn
8eltte Nnnbrelp Sobnjpn> pielem inlpz
lenten, limmelbaften 1runtenbolpe !"
unb 1pas tbat Nnorem Sebnlon? gr
l@rieb SurGd an 5erru Mantpn Wablsr
uno eonIorten 0sebrte 5errn SD ban,
te Sbnen bersli9 fur bic eroBe @brf, biz
gle mir erwieien, unb erlaube Sbnsn,
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pFi9t unb frdftise unterRabnna DON
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a@tune". Sbr Beburiamer Diener Nnpreu
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Mepublitauif&er @abliit0 IN
Connecticut.

Sci Der am 2. Npril iatt8ebabten
StaatsnaM in Connecticut ,purte Der
bemutrahi1e @puperneurs . Ganeitat
Gn9lilt Spn. 1tinsn republitanii&en
Spponcnten, @en. 9amley NIT 1000
Sttmmen Majoritat aeibla9eu. Gn9liib
,purbe BON BEN MISUNDERSTANDING unterz
ftutt unb teflartrte Td Dor BEN golte
ale eifrissr 8efarworter Der &ecpnftrue.
tiens,Y plitif Sobnlons. parpley 1T Gin
en'igiepener @een.r pieier pplitit unb
man parf teSbalb bic Nieserlase ieineS
pemptratil1en Spppnenten ale cine CT
f!druno peS &plfes pom Connecticut 9eSen
eaS o@etp" betra4ten.
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Die circumstances.

Cine Mitbeilung beS Rrie9SminiRera
an ben @onereb 9tett piQfou,nene &uSs
funft lber bic Stdrte BET Sccupatipn5ar>
nee tn Sibtn. Nls I'M porisen Spn,s
nler5 BE Mrmee, bic tpeni0ltens auf ben,
papier u1ebr ali; cine Miuion Mann ftarl
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beratgeleBt iparb, ia freute man lid be(eu
unb lab bart, cine 8ldniente @ieberle.
0ung her ltnfenrufe europdil9er3 feber(a,
DIR ber @epubltt, bic SABRE lan8 perii,
&ert tatten, baB bic Ser. Staoten aut
piele Sabre binau6 aus 9roBe Netenpe
Armee p1rpenI balteu r1d0en. glls obei
parn bic &eeon1ructipnSpolitif Sobnions
f4 In inner urbeimliderer @eite .eut,
rideltt unb elei9jeitts timer ,uettert
9erabitbun9en ber Gr%uppenjabl iut Sis
ben fattfanptn, ba u,a@te bic @enug=
tbuune Der Beipr8ni6 plab.
Man fat, bab Sobniot1 tur@ lpl@e
G%ntpafnuns Der &spubltt bic Mittel CUR
Dur9flbrute ei1er Br5nbli9en &epreas
nilattpn beaSloen6 utb 3ur. 3erbre9ur9
be f5rrisen.8 iberfaube4 Der Rebsue1
pernfdtelt. unb paB tetne MSeli4ttit, tb1
paral1 ~ pnbinbern befanb. @enr mat,
b5rte, tae III etueut Staate, wie. Norb
Caroline, Der npuauf 70 8ro6 1T, ME bic
beiben 85nt8ret@e Batert unp 1ar,1o.
Der acknowledgement, bic 9a1oe Be-
labunesarnt.e aus &eBi N e II te + I,
betauD urb bic BelabunB bes aus finf
COUNTIES beRebtnoenB e3trts. tsitn6 aupt,
ruartier IN @olbSburou9b IL, 8 @eneine
ullo einen9 auptu,ant1 3dblte, 10 tonnte
mon nd nidt 1erbeblen, ba6 bic Mutpri>
tdt-tee Banbe6 lbtr ben Sdbet1 an eineu1
febr {@wa1en Gabe1t bin9 unb taB be,
prdfbent al6S Observation-Disclosures Der Nrrae,
cine Irumpffatte in ber 5anb bielt, mil
wel@er Ct aQe Sppoftipn hes Gpnsrsfes
let@t feden. tpuute.
Sui, 3et9t F& alerbin9s aus Der Mit.
tbtiluu8 bss 8risBsmtntfers, pae 8erabe
IN Noro.garolina went8.r Eruppet ftans
ben, ale In irsenb etnem anbern Staate,
ausgenomnten @epr8ia, uab bag BE Sc
fammtSabl Der p%prbanpenrn I1ruppen ben,
3wede etier Seeupatttn ent(prad, pb,
pobl ibre 8erttsiluna lbl.At mar. Aber
u.an erfdbrt aud, baB Aesenpdrtfs cine
isbr beseAtenbe pfrm nberV9 bisfeg
g51lanmt3abl I'M Dertt il,
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Neuer
@roferp 4 propi6on-S Store
6. Spit.

Watu Strabe, nabe aue. Gnte's potsss>
MinneaPpIts, 81
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Sraa&e auf's Bette nerieben unb fubrt uebtnbe;
ltets iur Attuu1ueatiun ftinsr meetben Ruubeu
~ ein friide6 9utes @las Bier-
AUD empFsblt i'd Der %l1ntersi@uste biermis
bsfens aum Eusfertisen Bon
Wpama9tfn, 1obten}heine ,Reilepa17en,
Dfee5, Mortgaees, Mietbeon,
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-04-07
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