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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-05
For SALI5.
GALE OF GOVERNMENT WOOD.
HEADQUARTERS DEPT or WARRINGTON, |
0FPioB OF CHEZ oUARTERNAsrHR,

HBApeuARrERs DEPT or WARRINGTON,
oFPioE or CHIEr ouARTsRHAsTER,
Corner Penn. avenue and l5l1 street,
wAsHINGror, d. O., March I, 1896
The surplus Government Wood on hand In
this city and Alexandria In now offered for sale
In quantities from u Of cord TO 10 cords, 10 all
persons desiring to purchase.
This wood lie Of good quality, thoroughly
seasoned, and mixed In the proportions OF one
third Oak and two.thirds Pine. The Wood Yards
are located on Maryland avenue, between Seventh
aud Eighth streets; at Fourteenth street, near
Long Bridge, In this cityj at Kendall Green,
one intla north Of the Baltimore aud Ohio Rail-
road Depot, and ono eighth Of mile north Of
the city OF Alexandria, on the Wellington and
Alexandria railroad. Price Of wood at the yards
In Washington, six dollars (t8) per cord q,
Alexandria, Ave dollars COY per cord, and de
liyered in auy part Of Washington at seven dol
lars ~ por cord; In Georgetown At seven dol.
lars aud twenty Ave cents (t7.25) per cord, and
In Alexandria at Ave dollars and eighty cents
per cord.
Apply only at this once during once hours
and to Drevet Major James Gleason, "a. NJ,
at Alexandria wood yard, from 0 o'clock, q. m.
| TO IL o'clock, noon.
Terms: Cash In Government funds.
N. I. LUDINGT0N,
| Colonel and Chief Quartsrmaster,
| mh5 2A Department OF Washington.
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GALE OF NEW HOSPITAL CLOTHING
~ BEDDING, &c.

MEDICAL PrRygyoR q oEIIcB,
WAsuISGToS, n. G., EeP. H. 1896.
An extensive sale Of Hospital Clothing, Bed
ding, &c, entirely new, and IN the original
boxes aud bales, Will Ne held In this city, at the
IudfeisJy Square Warehouses;, Filth and cts.
back Of City Hall, on THURSDAY, the Sth day
NJ March next, at 10 o'clock, a. IN. The follow.
Ing articles will be offered for sale, viz:
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proash.blo in general sicsllsnOs BY any ara:
matte Organization on this continent. New and
beautiful scenery has been prepared.
sKPrcuFs IN iNniA
- 80 :, =, 80.
ROVER,s HEATRE
U
LEONARD GROVER ........'''''''piRtcroh
FAREWELL SEASON
c"
GRAND GERMAN OPERA
In compliance with the request Of many in
Iens Of Wsshing,on, Mr.. Grover has determined,
pppopr ntspINntNn rup coup.Ny
A wv"
70 giVea
BRIgF FAREWELL SEASON
OF
aP.Nn oppuIN opRpI
.a.,.,.a ~. ....,.,,.. =, go, ,uno,,,,,
New hytis,ss ma several Nav opsrs,.
The season. LIMITED to
SIX FAREWELL REPRESENTATIONS,
will commence.
MONDAY, MARCH H.
Thu comn,nv embrace.
THEODORE PoRMgs,
tbs e.,.bra,sa Tenor. from the RoyN opera
House, Berlin where his position as The ElrS!
beyond eayiI
WILHELM FoRMEs,
Baritone, from Royal Opera House, Berlin, aud
| Uop.lha nvt, ma soinh., "a 49, R.rI $500
| and take European rank with his best artistic
days.
| gphMz uiMMrp "a nonnis, usro,, Tsnnr
| THEODORE HABLEMiN
the favorite Lyric Tenor.
y0svpa WSi Ng LGe usTSptcu srtNrcRR
| ALPHoNsE URCHs' orTo LEHMAN.
MILE ELvIRA NAppi,
the new Prima Donna, has gained daily in
strength, and, by becoming accustomed 20 me
| sar'.. ~ trinmnh,
so,'s y, nsI ,or-,,
mADAmh 'ohANNn huiIhn'
MADAME BERTHA JoHANNsbN,
| MILE SOPHIA DElUBA,
MADAME ANNA PICONNASI,
bar srst .nposranes in Warrington.
"'' A'''
on,yn ,uop,o
ihh 'nnND
VIII pe ' t oISi,,o ~ ssxsrsi vsinabis Ipiee,
ma W INV
THE GRAND ORCHESTRA
nv . numbsr of the nr.t instru eptRlists Of III,
Ssy
THE REPERTOIRE
I will embrace the Gems Of the
, GERMAN OPERA.
. WILLIAM TELL. Inv ROssIN
,,.ss..,,,,o ,rpr,
hAssANishbo''''''' ..'''''''''''''''.'Ao
MIREILLE ................ .,GcUNol
!, FRA pIAyoIO .AUBgI
,,,.,,n,,nm, ,,ry,pppp,
LBS HUGUBNors..''''' MEL hnDhhi
: sTRADELLA. FLoTOV
Compo,er Of MARTHA1
Vo"p0'e' "
Il Aud on the same evening" the very celebrated
ERRMRss Act OF FAUST .GOUNOl
rup s.Ip op spITs FOR THE sRAsoy
.',,. -,'.,,.,.. - ..l
. ana threo ALTERNATE hisn's on'y' mas o0ihn'en'e'
= At the following prices:
Orchestra Chairs, for season .$l2 Q
- nr..s C,rcie ana p.yonstte Tar .ea.op. Q
| ~ C,s.Sa - d. ,,ra,ta fnr III yaa aiIsr,
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The s;te9,,ou Of the trade and the public at
large IL called to this sale, NJ the goods will De
5nld Id lob TO suit both large and sIaAll pur-
6hAseTs. Quantities as sRall As one dozen will
be sold. Goods will be delivered to purchasers
within Owe IA days from tsTminR alton Of sale,
Terms Cash, In GoVernIaell funds.
O. SUTHERLAND,
surgeon aud Purvsyor, U, s. A.
q, W, BorgLER, Jr.,
tela.ats AuotioAsSE
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T ARGE SALE OF oUARTERMAsTERs
IL STORES

CHEZ ouARrERnAsrER's OFFICE
DBPoT OF wAsHINaroS,
wAsH1NaTos, D. c., March 2, 1860. },
Will be sold at public auction, under thadiree-
uon Of Brevet Lieut. Col. James M. Moore, A. Q.
NJ, at Warehouse No. 8, on New York avenue,
between Eighteenth aud Nineteenth streets,
Washington, d c., on TUESDAY, MARCH 20,
mi ster Rtorea. eonsisting Of
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Mattttas 8elIer Yertauft an
.GbaS. Adermann etuen Saul fair soQtcuattea
eeiunb, auein rte her liebt 0stt len @@aben
btFebt, n bas unll6dltde Bief bliub, lAbut unb
pinbbra&is. Adsrma1n serllatte Keller aut
G4attneriat unb Sqsire Dpsse St,urtbetlte
leu Btrtlastea ~ elmer grlatiutn.at bon 800.
@tr taben NIT 8sr9ndBen IL be,
tldten, bat perr n. pAnfft III BeasYlatns
bic Numtxattsn ale ReprSftntaxt IN ber .Ge(eb.
Sebans far Septt' GountY etbalten bat. @enn
bort tsin btsti&tr Retubltlaxsr esmdblt xtrbeu
Tam, 70 IT Is cut tab ein et,N&er unb f6ttse,
Demsttat pts oers pandt bte wsetton eybalt.
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5irst Natioual Bank, St. paul
&apttal 100000.

Beante Der Bant:
5. 6. Gbpmpfpn prdfbent.
3. q. 9arri1pn, =Yr6fpent
! 9prace2 30 N fo n, /. @alFer.
Garlic 2. @ai5ler.
IDirectprer.
E,H.1arriion. 9.Ibsmpfon. 9.@.parrtjot
So .Surbanf. Carl @&edev. 9.G.1buu1ptun
Carl g &tffer. &al1tr Der obieenB ant,
Yubiisum i'm Waeemeinen UNI eeneieten 81.
fpru@. @e9(el in beliebisen Sumuen au,
dQe 9aupt1Gete Nn,erita's, G%nelants, 9rlanf
unb @9ottlanb, Trantrei@, Deutidlanb nnb Fer
@@pei3 iinb bel uns 3u baben; etenfp wa1aeier-
S&eine Iber Breraen, pauaburg uus' Qtoerpppl.
ct. paul, %. Gebr. 1864.
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81 n6perfauf!u
ber'mAbmeu

8ilber,@ Ahmeu. m
81 chen erbieltsn mir e,nen oro6sn gorratb Bon
Bilberrabu,sn. iamu1t @las unb &udenmanb.
Spn aQen @rS6en unb @attungen, mel@e mir
bilig @bolefale unit &etail sertaufen.
@ieberpertdufer erbaiten beceutenben Habatt.
Bilter nerren auf bas bauelbafefe unb bill.
lie(e eineerabmt.
9. pSnieer, Met.
Ste 5trabe nsben her poa, ct. paul. Mtnu.
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Dtefur@tbdrtn @e8enh4r.
metu Dttp unb 9nbtuna.-
Ni&t bloS In Minnsfsta 1onbern aud III
DbteIunb SuetatA rt@ten BE Itbte
@o@tn unsrbbrt antaltenbe6 &eBtntpet,
ter. Der Gtle8ropb melpet bter1ber
pie folot!
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3en3iu1 II. &anfe.

3dHSIer IN Yianra. Muffali{&tm ..Snf.umtn.
ten, Ncten nnS @4rtitmateria1ien. yEss*ssaa.
-" AQeinise &senten fur tie terhtntttn ,,Deber
IN Nem=gprt Gite. -
10 nntesridt suf jesem Sna1nmente rirb erttei1t u.
Der 8ebienuns.
emstrs Bird, ae etrafs. otere etast. st. Paul,
Mtnn. 425a
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MARKET HOTEL,

MARKET HUTEL,
Deuti9e6 @af> unp 8oarbin9bau6,
@abalbaw.@ tra6e, benz Marftbauie eeoenlber
Neter4 S 9lftttr, nj
0gDir baben un{er teueS paus nit allen Com.
fort, ben ber CAT In Be3ue auf eutes unb an-
eenebnts 2oois uur tuinl@en mag, auf's Bette
1esieben.
Die treuntli&en 3in,uaet enttalteu CUTE Bet
ten.
l1n1er paus pirb fet6 ben Mnlprii&en, bic an
Elm pobl9efabrtes 9ptel 0eie1t tperben, 8enii8en
nnb i'd our@ libernle 8ebtenun8 Gberbaupt BEN
8eifaQ tes aeeb,ten publtuune erserben unb ~
e1balten fu&en,
Mus9e3ei@uet CUTE unb ueue @tannn8 befn-
bet I'D bel unfermt pauie unb naa&t baGelbe III
etnera ber btfen TlGse fir &tifenbe nit Gubr-
merten.
R413 Neter8 s slider.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-09-29
L @emalt. entBeBe1 setretet tperbea

ct tattet1 ertli@ bic l1nYtri@dmtbei,
l%1tbttQn1nttrt I'M ale 8erldumbun9eu,
tbrt 9ft&t 3u tbut unb auf ben 9efu,1,
ben Stnt1 bs6 0pltes ~ pertrauen, BET
fe nt&t IN Glide la1en mtrb.
pbtlab. St. pre0t.
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Gmmert 4 @6wei3er,

eagle @tra6e, ct. vaul. Rett BEN eetb1tet 9ba-
bIttun, ieter3eit 3u Dienaen nit au6ee3et@ntten,
2agerbier pou, beaen 0tbrdu, fit itben Bebarf
nnb gum biQi0fen Yreiie, unit euapfeblt hermit
tbr Tabrifat befeus ben Stebrteu Mbnebtiern IN
@tabt unb Qanb.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-09-29
Sic bempfratii&eD tftrttt' unb
&taatScpnpentton
.. as5.btun. futft.
mobertfon ,lette.
Ole ..eroamadt" Favored,
Die m.nesat.n ianappsa adss. VI
Mobertfon p1ette.
Die ..0roxma1t' fapDrts.

NMt Nu&brud tatten ~tr bie Gantibatur bes
Ytil. DtRsdebruue Ser DeustrAht t,apteele1,
aueta aus 0raubtn, pel4t Der sensentton{ an
teRen btsannt fstn pstbea, ,1nrsf btettr 1sFe ane
padt3bte Ra1m fit bic Demstratie ssa ier
Gpnsentpn an le$tsn DsnntrtaS IL 1eletst'
CENTER @,tfe t0uprttt.
Better faen ale DsReatraxs ltst &obertlsa,
fit ben infer Ma&ta1 xf4 ta's 2asptsetaua'
mel ssfar,t1 uns In ttiner lsbtsn Ramnasr ttse
8lrbitt. ttnselest, nslpt 6tstat latte srpst&m
tSnnen. S51#
Mebetlsn baY he Ganbttat bee gsllsblatts,,s
e. mar ter Ganstbat Der teptfden Demslrattn,
au,in was seebens @eni&em ME Brtsbixt, Ma,.
ray, afort,n nab satfe. mn bic sDBtf&l !. So
bertis1 pu tn, btu Deutf&en, tte fAnbtatt IL
TN btelten, gun 1ret, f9p6blt& bon ben Drabt'
3tebera AZ bic 2uft etltbt. Das II bic @A&t
bet s0rubma9t4 txntrtalt tbrer pArte. Die
ssx Ut unterRitten Candidates pu.3elx .pet
Dampf. bxr9.
Der sei&lasene &uttrtipu, bic Getie. btt TN
eetreteu, ta1tub, e.Ildtte IL Der GpuSentten,
.ttefer Sag fst tr eladiafe ieiaes eettns'
uxb ~ ntrb aud bic .0robmabts erRerbenb, III
Demutb I'D iett f6r bex 8sateatsn GpIStIe
.t1's @efsdt fR'1en.. a
@m. GplSt4e ber' ns.aintrte gpnersteanbibat
Der Demoiratte If Set srn uns RtYublIauern
erw6blh @taatsautualt. Ct mag ale Dberf bfs
Grfen Restments ein 11aser @slbat Seheie1
{tin, auetn bte @a@t, fit Selde & ba.aals Sc.
!ampft bat 81 tsst, ss.lsdt ssn BEN i'm s,rse-
balte1tn 2obn etrts &m4sbatttsbs,es strla0e1
unb Serrattex. ss|55@ stls s.s 4s14
TIr @taatSaubttpr ulxainirte NE Guuseutisn
etnex G4nebtn nauaent Rellsn. fraber sott
Grfeu, NIB spn i'm gilt taRelbe, tte Sst SOL
stQe. Sir llert bee Suprttnt Curt Dtnnts
Gasanueb. eaS sfrs 's e. !. II .s., %,
Differ Qsbtere IL ale Democrat 3ur Delt &c.
TONNES, war 3eitlebens Elm Democrat nnb Is
wunbert uns bestalb, tae It IL timer Gousentiux
etn Me.t erbalten tSnnte, welde nut fit repab-
litanti@e Sadumpenter ut&t aber fit altt De-
aa,lraten srn datsm g&rot unb Aurn Elm pen
" bAteu f&tsn. .. sS ii
Aber ut@t pabt, TIT ttutf&tn btmolratti&en
Deleeattn ber Gonbenttoa, .es ~ar Der sIldlt&'
fe Sag Cures Qtbens." ia bic 'Gonbfnttpn Cure
Yartet ertl6rt. sid
81 tsaa@et ii fetn Democrat
pinfort gum Gauptpatt.t
Den 8raten trteet Der &ene8at
Die Rnp@eu Demptraten.
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6auSbdlterim perlan9t.
Gin ppblb abenber teutl@er Garme. (@itper)
fu3t cine 9ausb6lterin. &e0etirenbe ~lrben
BET be.nielbtn tint gate Dtiunatb fnbeu. N6dte>
re- IN BET Office Der @taats3eitun8.
423
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@M BE S@l6fer speden ritter:
Sn ben Menf&enanse fpiestln
M6@ten I'D bic 5olbep Sterne
Mtlbe ptnlt btr Mpnb bernieter
S6b' has Auas gar ~ 8erne.
Ds9 bas aase bleibt etf@l,atn
Nnr bsr @imYer Beben thnbet
DAT Der ptnuhelsfrabp im 1er3en
3iuaneIsietniu9t ause3anbet. SIX
Gril@en pau@ts tomtat ber Na&tpt n>
&l6t ter .@@lefe. beige @anlen
.Da&st," tfiftrt Ct. .ertua&et"
lln8eb6rt bletbt fetn 8erlan8en.
Mur ei1 @.ufjsr ibut sertaabet i.
Der ben 2ipptu i'd e%ntpunten,
DAT tua8 e 9tlagt BEN @&lafer,
Stiff ius PER- ben s@es, ~sefuuten.
Aber bur3 BE Na9t .ptl@' 8ltneen
@tl9 tin 3Snen farl uub ssa&tis
9m hes @@lafers @tele tlinst IS,
9nbelfS, leu@ttts, bttr unb pra 4tig!
rnb bic Irdunae iInb entfobtn
@tl@ sin frSbli@es Grpa&e.
Sn ben. G9ur Der Melobien
pDrt@ felbf bic Gn9tl LADEN.
Meine Erdurte freili& Ruben-
Dp@ e mar baru,a ,i@t f&ate,
Dant i'd Ter ct. waulsr 8~rabtanb*)
@unterf@Sne. @erenaee.
y Das wa dtrt Mufttep rps, wel.
9ts ben gerfa0tr ber pbieeu3 ellen IN 10 aneeneb-
ne Wtile bur@ sid pra&t,ou 1oreetrasenes
.tdnb&en attrra(9te, ftbt itbt inter Der eti'
png tts perm S. Dana unb 3ablt au6tr i'm
tod Z Mitslisber, tie 3errn 8. @eibert, M.
Ed. $. paub, 50. 3rupbrttse, s. Ma@Itt.
81. Dang il. unb PER- Nidsl. 9n bieisr gu
uitBu.s batttn mir bel BEN Stanb-
ben aus ltks.n Mentas abtnb gum etfen Ora
y~el.eenbeit, bas Gsrps ~ boron u. tSnneu be-
nur uuifrf solt 8e1unberuns 3oQea,
Der ffdftiae Mar@@ aadtns lisbli&e GumpoF'
ion, nie ser .nunte,e @@rttii&t gum S&lnf
trtfat@ %erttutirt.
Die berrlt4e Mult ber 6rtnt Mfftrr
B NIB mirt
Das 8rdn3aen am ,1d@ifeu @ontaa
u etnem ,sabren ppaseuub fir feben RuFt-
Lamb MAIDEN unb mir leetn besbalb ben Detxd
IQen f,55bli&en .2euttn auf's B6rmfe an'a
beIi. Befere Ea3muft marb IN et. 9aul MI
IebSrt, ais Fe aua Rsutas Mbsub tn &tben6uu
wire.
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@pmfprtobIe6
0entl&e8 @aft> u. &pfbau8
jun Wtinmeipta:xba
Am obert Gnbe BET GprtRraBt,
Die 11nter3ei@aetea erlauben {1@ hermit, BE
4ufnaertlamteit bee eixbtimif@en unb ausnartt-
gen seutf@tn Yubtit1sas auf ibr nett unb b.
9ueua einseri&tsteS Cat unb Rofbaus 3u len
Ten. ,,,,,5
SIN bemielben fnbettt sr mertbe @af bic aller.
freunbli&Re unb k1tgre Bebttnun8, reinli@es
2oeis, CUTE 8of, turj Aaes, pas in elmer anftGn-
bt9en @irtbf@aft beanfpruAt tperben tann.
@ute @taQun8 btfneet f@ ebenfaus beir,
pauie.
Das @treben Der 1tnter,ei@ueten 1T bic Aner-
hnnune berer, bic lie beebren.
&ammerer & 8oeltr.
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Blu uerkauten.

Cine s~estitale (aufx.&ts) Dasapta'al&t's sea
3 8ae Dur&msatr; 2 i&nteeettierne e&attt
mil Src1araeln mt auberfua Mal@ineu. ;3ube.
1Sr bei
Nortb NRtii. BtaufretA
1,2m 4t6. ct. paul.
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9lbasa 8e8el, Ar6iteet.
MinueappliS minr.
rmpfelt ~ ereebenR 3uut.. Anferti8en sst 3au'
plGnen u. CUR nebernabrae bon 8atten auer Art,
BE f6autli& In anipre&enbea @tYl tne 3ur
bS@RM 8efrtebtSuus ber .8sebrten Auttree!seoer
auS9eflbrt merben. 81
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3dten nnbl Mtiten.
NBS @ir bab.n Rets eintn auten btutf&tn
G4ert, unb btbtenen unfre eeebrtex beuif@en
!Ruubtr {sts auf's &eeaf t unb 3uSo.tcutmeuPt.
4192 ai
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&ofe' Motipnul.
&AAerbter @aloctt unb 4afeebau6,
~ tnntnppIt& Yttatt.
Gtas. s. MGIIer y. %.
Nit autent Eager unb @etrdnten aQer Art.
barunter fets cine CUTE Safe 8afee rirb IN uu-
fern @alepn fets AafseDartet.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-09-29
9 Mae @tl&afsbsisfe an bic 9taats)et'
tatt8 trlu@en mir fcrtan ~ Mbbrellreu.
@plf unb Gambler. &
9utltl9ers Minn. Staats3ettung
Scr 262
ct. paul Miux.

Ntxe 3eftunBen.- Doctor
Ta5saer etutr Der bt1eu uns espr,btef sa &anpen
rspublitanii@er @runeidst, unb ale friberer
9tebaeteur bts .Mtuueiuttaus Der 0esrei&e Dsr-
tt&ter IN Der eraen b,a unitrtr . arttt ansse'
fo@tentu @ablf&la&t. bat fetn Sala&tf&Serst
bic esttorttue ttber, .uttser aur panb eenss'
men aub f&rttbt as tdslt4t .6brp1tels'
II Minneapolis. Mapatl Dpetorl
Die ptrru @au.alt, uni pau bate1 nit bet
3eraussabe elmer pantds3ettuus fit aaitrn
&taAt. ee,annt rtbe Gsmmtrelal1 bteoanex 1ut
ssaatt stnsm lstbafttn Btearfnt6s btr 0tfddfts.
pslt eatfprsasa, msl&s IRE 8emawHsea bard
TIRE btRe SYatpatbie I,buen ntrb.
Die &erren e. Danberbort1 nme 0nftabe
2eae, tperten Minneapplis ut Elm neues unb. >as un'
tesltest tetnem 3meifel, f&wunstaftes 0ef&dft beret.
&ern, unb IN etwa a&t 1aee1 an etnem eans famss eele.
eenen plate III Der erRen Stra6e etnen 9aatwaareneprs
erSFaen. tn eem mir fiber baIs etnen Gauptanstetunes.
punt Der aussebrettetaen @snneri&aft ertllden werten,
8ette 5erren te0ten ale Eualtflattexen ~eretQente'
@ei8dftsleute unp baten tamit Tie tsRe Nnwartf&af
auf euten Grfols, fir ben ie austsetm uuiere better
RGtni&t teFsen.
@te bic Natur fpfeIt.-@ta1
DemereII IN palixs s beFtt cine erue
Gurioltat 1T 0tialt Spx bret 6&xetnea
sesprfen sun einert M%uttnfawsin ber @ufsl
Stage, tas II Msuat alt, 10 8ertel GUT DeI
bra9te rpn bentn 6 lstsn. Diet tpbteetprtn
batten Dtrtn, 4obf unb &adtl Mie Ell
GIepbant. 3ptt baben jebes tin erubet Mxe
IN Der Mitte bee Repfes, nGbrtub has 3te 90
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Father. Take nv Hand.


The way is dark, my Father! Cloud on cloud
Is gathering thickly Ger my head, and loud
The thunders roar above me. See, stand
Like one bewilderedl Father, take my hand,
And through the gloom
Lead safely home,
Thy child!
The day goes fast, my Father! and the night
Is drawing darkly down. Ny faishess sight
Sees phostIy visions. Fears, a spectral band,
FncoGspass me. Father! take my hand,
And from the night
Lead up to light
Thy child,
The way is long my Father and my soul
Longs for the rest and quiet Of the goa
While yet journey through this weary land,
Keep me from wandering. Father, take my hand
Quickly and straight
Lead to heavens gate
Thy child!
The path is rough, my Father Many thorn
Has pierced me; and my weary feet, all torn
And bleeding, mark the way. Yet thy command
Bids me press forward. Father, take my hand;
Then, safe and blest,
Lead up TO rest
Thy child!
The throng is great my Father. Many doubt
And fear and danger compass me about;
And foes Cypress me sore. / cannot stand
OR 60 alone Father, take my handj
And through the throDg
Lead safe along
Thy child
The cross is heavy, Father! have borne
It long and still do bear 1t. Let my worn
And faintinr spirit rise to that blcst land
Where crowns are given. Father, take nay hand
And, reaching down,
Lead to the
Thy child
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II. 4. DAVIDSON, -Dpp.

rEvHE unezpired Ie os' Of the isToREHoUsB n''
Il occupied by Us. ,,tpLTa
oet3l-tf LANCASTER, DuRkEh NA'
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SOUTHERN USIyERsITY.-T St. Louis Republican,
il a recent article on bishop Folks great university
project says that the pSncely domain OF eight thou
sand acres Of land upon the Sawanee plateau OF the
Cumberland mountains Tennessee, secured to the
university remains in itself magnificent endowment
and of the liberal private subscription made to the
enterprise before the war-amounting to about half
million Of doars-it is believed that the greater part
will be eventually secured. At recent meeting Of
the trustees it was unanimously decided to go with
the work. and carry it upon the grand scale origin
ally designed, and to the end contempated-thc es-
tablishing Of university complete in al! the depart
ments Of human science
An exchange states that Mary knights, IS years
old died at Topsham, Ne. recently after illness Of
six months during which time her blood had changed
to sugar She would drink large pail of water dur
ing the night and sometimes in walking would drop
down entirely helpless.
It is said that George Dennis, Of Scarborough Eng
land lost his wife on Monday, married another on
Tuesday, took her home on Wednesday, and she
brought him a child on Thursday. Bully for George
The BEAST IN CouRr-We read that a suit has
been commenced before the supreme court by John
II Lester against Gen. Butler charging him with false
Imprisonment. The damages are laid at 100000;
and with fraudulent conversion OF property, damages
$4,000 Lester received free pass form secretary
Stanton during the to bring his family north Gen.
Butler disregarded the permit and imprisoned him.
Commodore Yanderbit's fortune is estimated at
fffy millions of dollars The New York World says
che intends to retire from active business as soon as
as Obtains Il g8mpgtncen The mischief of it is be
Ufa rey1r know naea he has got competence.
Ibe Nashville zctte gives its readers the first
chapter az 5u article on 1.-THE weather" "A more vile,
rn. raw foul rank, dire, dirty, filthy, muddy, Shiny,
sl5uglv. sloppy Eashy, serubby, seraggy, nasty,
nas6v suuttg euegy, beastly, nosome frowsy, pail
ne. nagaish usiy squalid frigbtfu, odous, hotrid,
sboekay hdeoas monstrous, bilious, banetul nox-
8as wreabea sorry, sad, shabby, hateful spiteful,
offensive repusye disgusting forbiddng, provoking,
sinister obn5yoas untoward meputie, yillaiaous bo--
giba oafoguaed abominable detestable, irritating,
issHsn.cions pgsferous, execrable diabolca devil
fh ouiaeisssi Internal, satanc-(coutiaue in our
re1t were oat If breath just now.
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NOTICE.

YgNHE undersigned would respectfully inform her late
4 husbands friends and the public generally that
she will continue the
Copper, Tin and Sheet-Iron Manufacture.
Having secured the services Of competent workmen,
persons in want Of any description of work may rely
on having the same executed with promptness and in
workmanke Many thanks for the liberal pa
tronage extended to her late husband, r. DAWES She
would solicit continuance Of the same
OF tt MRs K. DAWES
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A. ENGLE. J. G. NcwILLIAms
.ENGLE & MoWILLIAMS,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Foreign and Domestic Wines, Liquors, Cigars,
PIPES, &c,

No % Texas street. Shreveport, La.
TOULD inform their friends and the public that they
wv are in receipt Of fresh stock of goods in their
line purchased by the senior partner direct from the
importers in New York, which consists in part of
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CLOTHING,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Ladies' and Gents Furnishing Goods
of every description,
He offers to sell at prices to snit the times Having
purchased for CASH, at first houses in New Orleans,
his facilities are unsurpassed for giving general salts
faction in prices and quality Persons wanting
FALL CLOTHING,
or ANYTHING in the Dry Goods Clothing line are in
yted to call and examine the stocks which received
constantly and opened for the inspection ofpurchasers
The latest patterns for
Ladies' and Misses Dresses. Trimmings, etc.,
ever received in this market, found as above.
o1Il A. WINTER.
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7 NEWBURGER Will continue the business in his
10 own name at Jameson & Co s old stand IL Texas
street Those indebtedto SOUR & NEWBUR WI
come forward Immediately and settle "Reminiscences
if not they will be put if the officers hand for COLLECTION
and those who have cIaI ms against them Will PTeseD
them for immediate settlement. -,
L. NEWBURGLH'
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HILL PLANTATION FOR SALE


TEHHE undersigned offers for sale or rent his former
i bill residence, ten miles southwest of Shreveport,
and one and half miles from the railroad The place
is well improved, good dwelling, Clubhouse, cotton
and cabins, with or eight acres in young
peach and apple orchard, Of superior quality The
tract contains 1858 acres. 400 open and under fence
This property can be divided into four parts adyai-
tageousy and can be purchased rented in that way
together 1t will be shown or any information given
by Mr.. JOS. Hay, now on the premises.
ulftf7 Il. w. GOODWIN