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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-12-04
Sole Agents for WEST VIRGINIA for
oithridge's Patent Xxx Flint Glass
Lamp Chimneys.

WEREsPECTFULLY INVITE THE AT.
tenton ofthe trade, and purchaser CEN
e ettSiiiy, 70 our very large and well assorted
sUock OF GOODS OF new and choice patterns
and OF our own direct importation. which ~
are prepared to sell at less prices than the
sS alL1ne quanueS of goods can be bought IN
SiGner the Eastern or Western cities we ~
uclt 9 cal. W1NSHIP, WOODS & CO..
nAattz-4S No. 8 Main street
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gGtu advertisements.
Lost.

BETWEEN THIS CITY AND TR1A-
Black Terrier Dog, answers to the name OF
SNAP. Ahberal reward will be paid for his
return to me at McCabe, KRAFT & Co.'S.
dC4-ltH JOHN NJ. HOITSTON
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-12-04

MErCALPE's GREAT RHEUMATIc REMEDY.
This new and wonderful medicine acts like
magic, curing rheumatism of years stand
ing in "a few days.
aug22-ly T. H. LOGAN & CO., Ag'ts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-12-04
ron CITY SERGEANT,

0FMEsSRS. EDITORS PLEASE AN
GES nounce the name OF EDWARD NJ. DA-
Wis as candidate for City Sergeant, subject
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Greenwood Cemetery.

y
SITUATED ON THE NATIONAL, ROAD
~ . mules east OF the city, is now ready for
nterments, sale, and Improvement OF lois.
" contains 81 acres Of land, and Is laid ont
~ me most modern and improved STYLE
an e easily reached at all seasons OF the
year Sy the National Road, and FOR three
IOutIns OF the year by the Henpfield Rail
Esoad. ~ Is perfectly secure and intended to
Pe Deautined by every variety OF trees, shrub
Icy. Puplc vault, chapel, artificial lake,
fountains ETC., to make e equal to the best
rural cemeteries in the county.
ample provision is also made for It's en-.
lAEgements order and care in perpetuity,
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing lots, can
examine the grounds with the Superinten-
Dent who has plat, or secure them BY call
ing at the ONCE Of the Secretary, on Main
street, over the Bank Of Wheelinp
Persons Wishing to make tnterInenLs will
eau on the Secretary TO obtain permits there
Tickets of admission to IotboIderz and
visitors VIII be issued by the Secretary,
BOARD OF DIRBCroRS,-A. J. Swaena,,
Presidenti Z. 9: Bonham, Secretary; j. II
6h T John q. Muth, Geo. Menfiel. los
Bell, Jno. A. Armstrong, Geo. Adams h a
SoeSe-HAs =. <As 44uureLn, -a q au3i-IVd
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-12-04

- The elegant steamer ''POTOTAC. ]"
1 sllkkAa.4 - Captain ChaS. Muhleman. Chris
- Young, Clerk, will leave as above
on tuesday, Dec. 4th, ut O'clock, p. m.
E9r freight OF passage. apply on board or to
dcS-2L BOOTH, BATTELEE.tG CO., Agents
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Regular Passenger Packet for PittH.
DIIrtsl, wheeling and I.arkershnrr..

- The new and elegant passenger
Ls3kss-ks aSteRmer "GREY EAGLE" Capt.
25sasas1EJOh GOnlOn, A. r, bunting,
Clerk, leaves Pittsburgh for ParkerSburT
every Wednesday and Saturday nj IL M:
leaves Wheeling for Parkersburg every
ParkersbuTg for Pittsburgh every Monday
and Thursday Mt p. m; leaves Wheeling for
ParkersbuFg every Tuesday and Friday ut
II. m.
Freight received for Pittsburgh every Mon.
day and Thursday at the Wharf Boat until
p, m.
BOOTH, BATTELLE d CO.,
oci Steamboat Agents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-12-04

TEMPERANCE AND VINEs.-The Cali
fornia State Temperance Convention re-
Gently met in San Francisco and de-
nounced the rapidly increasing culture
of vines in that State. The EUenimg
Bulletin criticises this action as follows:
at was mistake in the Temperance
Convention to aim blow at one of the
great industries of the State. Although
il will be useless TO petition Congress to
break down the wine manufacture i'll
California by onerous and partial taxes,
the circulation and advocacy of such
petitions, as proposed, Will excite angry
criticism and substitute mere clamOr
and discussion for the effective REFORM
atory labor in which hitherto the tenn
perance apostles of California have been
honOrably engaged. Wine-making can
not be prevented from becoming II
leading industry here. The wonderful
adaptability of our soil and climate to
the business, and the wide market
which is afforded ut home and abroad,
will cause the value of this product to
rank at least equal with that OF the
gold product. If prOhibitory laws
could totally stop wine-drinking in our
own State, the foreign demand alone
would even now prevent any cessation
in productions; and hereafter the foreign
demand is to be the great dependence
of our wine. growers. The prohibition
lists would therefore be obliged to find
some means OF preventing expectation,
if they still desired to prevent wine
making in California; and in the quest
of such means they would come upon
the immOvable obstacle OF federal com
mercial law. Hence it was simply idle
for the convention to talk of discourage
ing wine-growing in California"
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For tha Hnlidaus

LO4 OL0 HUIIUdYbs
kOEXTRA FINE MEERSCHAUMP PIPES.
cU d9z q cigar tubes, fancy.
a plain.
10 fancy and plain cigar cases.
Q gross. fancy & plain Tobacco Pouches,
with the choicest brands of Virginia Smok-
ing and Chewing TobaccoS. Cali early at
c. II. DEITERS,
dc3 l3l cor. Main and Union.
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FOR CITY RERGEANT

NFAIESsRs. EDIToRS:-PLEAsE. AN
.Gg announce the name of J. N. BRoDIE
as a candidate for the Office OF City Sergeant,
subject 10 the decision OF the city Union Con-
Vention, and oblige MANY VOTERS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-12-04
IIttsbnrgh, WhecIInr nn,I nnri.e,.

Pittsburgh, wheeling aud ParIScrs-
burg. a.,.r
The steamer "LENI IEOTI -
LelLaAtS s4will leave for Petersburg and
Es7sss2ss9AGallipolis every tuesday, and Fri
day night of each week at O'Clock
and Thursday at u. IN.
For freight or passage, apply on board or to
BOOTH, BATTELLE 4 CO.,
SePSJ-tI Agents
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n ASH Y,

From The Toledo Blade.
'.ShnlI the Democratic Party Live OF
Die2''---MT. Nasty gives his Views on
the Subject.
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p I a N o s.!

EINHlS COMPANY HAVING ORGANIZ-
L ed in April, 1854, in conjunction with the
well known firm OF Cache & Co., as n joint
stock company of
PRACTICAL PIANO MAKERS,
who have held prominent positions in some
OF the best establishments Of this country md
Europe. The company claims that their
Pianos combine all the exCellencleS OF all the
latest imprOvementS;and II will be apparent to
All that men wnoSe skill and abilities having
been approved by the best manufacturers will
not be less successful when their own interest
and reputation are involved As n testimony
TO the above, they were awarded the
FIRST PREMIUM OVER ALL COAIPE-
TITORS,
by the Judges of the late Exhibition held nj
he Maryland Institute OF Baltimore Md, in
October, 1865. "
The Pianos beIng sufficiently introduced in
this city, and having proved equal, IL not su
periOr To any heretofore known. Those mi
want OF II trSt-ClaSS Piano, manufactured
with the greatest care and OF the best mate
rial Will save Dealers cODlDliGSiOl, W hich only
makes pianos more costly, but by no means
more valuable, by sending orders directly 10
the factory, as above directed, or by applying
at Professor HARTMAN KRYTER'S, No l6S
Market street, for further Information, A
guarantee for hve years is given as regards du-
rabllity OF construction, for every instrument
and Will be keptin tune for one year free Of
charge. Old pianos taken IN exchange.
Persons wishing to have their Pianos tuned
or repaired will please leave orders nj the
llshment will be here every three months.
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excuses to the world on behalf of a
movement against law and order
abroad, and against the peace and dig
nifty of our own Government.
But we have not space to discuss the
message in extenso. It Will be gener-
ally read by all who will read these re-
marks. We have pointed out only the
salient points with view of drawing
attention to the sophistical undertone
that characterizes the document in one
or two very essential particulars. The
exhibit that is given of the affairs OF
the Treasury, the War Department, and
the Postofice, is highly encouraging
We shall defer comment upon these
items OF the message until another
time
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-11-24
'' 90 GO HdhT INT
GREAT ABUNDANCE

And we say now and forever-o ye inhab.
itants Of Ktnsnsi if you wish 10 says money.
gel good bargains, go home satisfied, live hap
Ply and die in peace. buy your Clothing aud
Furnishing sGoods, BooisF and Shoaa,THais
CLOTHING EMPORIUM.
0oUE EOrTo-Peace on earth and good
viii 70 man, ,9-e9llY. A. L, HOUSE.
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EPISCOPAL
FEMALE sa5 SEMINARY Y,
TOPEK4nKANSAS.
REV, J. MIEE, 4. NJ, Principal,
With an able corps Of Assistant Instructor.

sIAffEEse44ffsn IlS yssk'9 begins
40 sdfEHesda ePtembsEl alsth, 1885,
The course of STUD EIIb eral.
piioroughcdrili is InadeA speciality "a
Ample provision is made fog the OTnanaent-
al Branches. - 4 = y go
. A Ggmhasitutdi in The aBuiFdi1g IS furnished
and Phystedp GallaTe receives Attention -
Do Ths 4eeeltH Of pGpiisii s guarded Last year
We had no occasion to call physiclah ohce.
IF short, We sdsFig tip, frrpisb Ooy@pnTIils at
once the 8dfantzges OF 4 jiTsE class school, ans
- LpDiRa dEist, ElsSStiaa AoSse9 qssI llads ~
For PE1iCulars or lciFcui6rs add Fess 81 ihdi
ssFSD .ysisb REV IJbN.ELEEi Pf9heipaI.s "a
80 3m vs5 81 So q % aUI'Opeka Kanaas.a
TT4IIfD 4 ETAE4
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY virtue Of an order of sale issued from
- the District Court for Lyon county, Kan.
1agg Qhf - HnE dieeetea, I Tiaf Sff2r NJ sAkKt
: paAIn Ave- lbs. eb'th seSuEG hOuae dJos, inCtke
town Of Emporia, in sail county,
On Thursday, December 9th, 1855.
ut o'clock p. m. of said day, the following
ISal ssuAs, 20 Sit:nTAe south east u Of section
SeEeJ2; thOeAst 19dHd sOaei3T est I the noftla
ae4sel5 l6f secti6A Koe1S g. me eortheast "a Of
shOisouthe las . Of sse6ons n D. g; she south q
asfasoi0a Mo- B; tie south Wess "a or secti6l
NOV l0s andnths sOhtHvest9 81 section No
Is, Bll in township ~ or fabise No. iIz, east OF
9Th principal meridian, In the State Of Kan
sas, And also the east Of southeast q Of
.npesiept 70. 32i 81 west ~ fftbe sppth Vest
q OF seeti0A No. 80. 10 township No-lS Of
.EApge No. II, east Of the 9th principal meFidi
an. all situate in Lyon county, Kansas. to be
cold as the prop sFtY Of Thadeus h =, Walker,
70 satisfy - ulSAs 9h 81 q. y. Hum-
phTey.
Dated this lstd day Of November. 4 Q. Ie6d.
sce EHAA A. r. Js4lSrs lLS5F Al
a q Sheriff OF Lyon county. Kansas.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-09-01
Die .abeef3matte Torberune."

Die Soraefrtee drummer ter .No1b,
teutiaen Mueemeinen 3ettu 1e" lOrean.
8ismard'e) fust: uMapoleons al,
8ef@madte Gorperune bat In
;5rantret& .6offnunsen erpedt, BE
Deuti6lanb u 62lt& erfuIItn
tam" unp an elmer anrern Steue {:
Die In Deuti&lanb ftatt9ebabten Ser,
dnreruneen fmp nattonaler UNI
n;@t D5lferre@tlt@er Nrt; fIe entbalten
feline Drotuns uno sttne @.fabr fir
Granfrtth."
Das fiub intalti@were @orte. @ie
beiasea ntpts @.rtnseres. ale bas Bte.
mard ,ntf&lof1en If, per fre&en, rdube,
rti&en Gorperuns 6. Napoleons cine
enti&tecene Betserune entaeeenle.
Ben unp Is babel auf efnen 9rtea antom.
men 3u laf7en.
Grtann es. Denn uas thinner
error teu rubmpullen b6bmtl&en ffelo
3u0e ftir nctbwenpf0 8ebalteu baben m5pe,
um Grontret& pom elmer partetereretfun9
fir Sefret@ ab3ubalten :-teute befins
bet er ft& IN etner eun3 anpern Gage.
6eute fam Ct bic Befammte Debrtraft
Deuti@lanps aufbteten- -3u einsm 9eatio.
nolfrte8e 8eBen zen Rduber an Der Getne ;
beute tann et ae8en pte balbe M,lliou
Solpaten. aber mel@e btefer pe,f3o:. cine
8an3e NtQtou gut riseipltntrter, fslbhbe.
! mufter, init peu befsn 0afftu tspsbster
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-09-01
GtQentb tiult tbfeiten berubmter
MANNER.

S@riftReuer uno Gomponiiten babtn
TN Nouente be6 S6affens oft loncer>
bare Manteren. 8olta,re !. g., als Ct
on fetner Traa5rie ,@atiltna" arbeitete,
bdQte lid. um f& re&t au beaetitern> In
etnen S6leter Elm unp ipo;ifrte In Die.
feu, Auf3use In ben Mqeen ieines 2anp.
6Be6 Gernsp umber, unp petlamtrte unter
sepalttsen @eftfnlationen feline @erie.
Setn @drtner tonnte ii&, ale er ibn einit
10 berumipa3teren unp astren fab, nt6t
entbalten, laat au3ula@en: pafdr murpe
Il auf Der e5ttue forteeio9t, unb ielbft BE
brtn9enbften Gdrbtlten permohten nidt.
8oltatre 3u beme8en, ibn wteper in (etut
Dtenfe 81 nebmen.
Grau pom @tael tonnte nie cine Stee
fnoeu. .penn fe nt&t etn 8rotfaeel&en
amt(@en ben Gin8ern rollte. pber nit
einem fleinen Baumrets iptelte.
Der @eou,ster 2aplaee iptelte, 70 oft er
arbettete, NIT etnem 3mtrnfuduel. Geblte
tbm btefer. 70 war's NIT ieinem @@arf.
finn aus ceswesen .lteb {bm au@ (ein
Dtener. BET um ben Rupm fetn.s 6eun
fsbr beforst. alle Moreen ben 9nduel
3wtl@en BE Singer 9leiten.
Denn Diperot arbeitete, a0trte Ct NIT
9dnoen uno Ga6tn, teu&te. rannte I'm
3tmn'tr ouf upD ab, mari (.ire perrade
tn DE euft. fns fe auf, ,este fie auf ben
xopL t4lsupette fe nteper In Die 6bbe
unp fttee oabet unterpradte S&rete aus,
pefr eertstt tn 3uduuoen. Giner ietuey
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-09-01
8hlttrististbts.
4ic @o6e.

U1r Nu9ene, VI : llWenye@t unb 9kealWehItet'
sE ,-, tett Rerbeu.
81 bSaR erbab'ner Rutb. IL @elte,lSier. Sob ;
Denn nur bie eSttlt@fsn eer pslbsnmtuf&tn
Dnfir tsu pan,erred nit ibum oeratlut ROTH.
Am bS'hRsn rast an itm tie ereee 2ettsuette
Giir iein se.panetes Bolt, tein gaterlanb ttnan.
Dreitunbert Sparter 3teben In tteier ptltenreite
Dur1s 9tsr ttt Gpisseit tsn tisbrtsen scran.
90 sre6 1t aud Der Irb fir einsn suten 1iraen,
Mit 3tpter, Dae' unb @&pert tr tussnebaftsr
.g panb.
@cbl mag ser Gtlen Matb mad (ol&em 1oee
barRsn. M
Denn es 1T Sob 3ueletd fit guIs une gateslant.
Der 5ce fir Jteunb unt Geinb. unb fir tie
: fife pplbe,
81, senn ni9t INNER srpe. tr& .ibrsnb iFete
g, unb f&Sn;
Denn ss ii 9otsssans. ben, ni3t erfaufs nit
4:5s @plbe,
Sn Orange ess 0stab!s nur ttle Msnf&en
~ 8sb'n.
GIr b!ante Matttat, uub petter nt9te
.-..-... perbluten,
@sr has fir Srub, fir i&Sn unt rabtsns bait.
her irrt.
Denu sas 1T punbsmutb. Ter einsepeitld3t mt'
2utten '
llns eineefattert nit tss pofmabls Bredtn toirb.
Sid fir Iyraanen aar binat 3ur 1Sae talsen.
Das it tin Iub, ter uur ter pSQe ppblsetaQt.
@p ]cld' ein 6ele erltest, ba nerse Nab uni
.lGn E 6aleen,
Glr Sira6enrdubsr unb iiir NSrber aufssfeut'
0ottt. Aue. 8&rgtr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-09-01
9ieue l5trmo,
Die unter5s@asten baben iUebsn uuter Der fEt.ma
Gee. Sens s So.
Elm Gelddft etabIirt, pslhss zen
Gnarusoerfauf unb JmYnet
mfinfn unD giqufuren
9ieue JtrmQ,
Me6te 9tbeiumeiue,
,pm 3psd bat.

NeUte JtDs1nDetuP,
oireft Son Deutldlanc importiri
Nne bsi nns tets auf Eager su Fnpea, une rire
men ni, bem jmpcrt Der belisbtelten Scrten uno
be en- Jahrsanee rorsustds Aufmeriiamssis.
Die Guse uno @reisDuroigfst unIersr Htelns
pelEe allgsmstu anerfannt IA faben, Eire etrs
unlerer Sauvtbsisrebunesn iein.
Desslstten entbdt unier Eager fein.
Braubies, ,gberrn s 4tnrfspeiue
fiir mepi;inilde uno aapere 3pefe
bsiesr Glaf9e Gellons pbsr benz Uae.
8ei Der siabe Der Sommsriaiion ift es aein-
ssrtauferu InR YEisatper!pnsa ansuempfshiens
unlere
9otambQ< u. Glaret=gNeiue
'!sr tu5Isncs Semmsrestraats 81 Pr;s1sa anita
BON no5 gecarf aueaumohIsn.
unIer 9aSsr pon
S BITS Fen
urfaet far1,mtitde teins. DiirteI unb rrttn6ts
Sovten. ale ucn uorsuglGer Rsintsit u. aum
biu!sten Dtarftpretie.
Stets 0orsashtsbaltsn mir ousaessiGueisn.
daten ghpe;sec= S eim5ure rEafe,
ionic eth s.obes uno eur aiiOrt'rtes eassr
Smportirter Gtgarren.
Qe{ codfte< 2ctat:
0ep. $40 Oritte Stra e.,
BROWNS BLoCE.
Si. paul. MirneIcta.
sFe >. & pta;t Dtay: { Gee. pen} & Go.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-09-01
J. 30. Gufbslt,
IabadS>@dnbler,
Jmpprteur II. Gabrttant vpr
Gt8arreu.
Dritte Stra6e. Saint Yaul.

balt (ein Eager spn tmpurti.ten unb ielbt anae.
fer,iaten gisarren fir ben Gnsrss~ uns Getai!-
oansel NIT ben feinasn, ppblabselaserten Ja'
britaten itsts seri.ben. a,fs
llutsr ieinen 9taud.. @9napf. unb 1aus
Tabaden lnpet Der 0iebbater Die renpmmirte(fen
uue pon ssm Renner eelaasseRen Scsten alter
une neuer .Branbs.S
Deu.Sete pisi'en. &iaarren. @piber u. Gtuis,
Tabadsbsutel, &tnupf- unb Raut tadseplen.
fur, aQe &audb- uub 96nupf. lltenFl'en pferirt
poblfeil unp in unubsrtrcHsner, ists ras 9feusnf
enttaltsnecr %uspab!
t4i =. SS. 3u&elt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-09-01
fefbtmall llno @rftbelt,

Soap und Candle Factory.
ct. MntbonY, Sbere Stabt, Wltnn.
Ore bStifen Yreiie tpereen fir Ials mnb an'
tere Gettarten 0e3ablt.
Bet Befeuungen tpire bic Waarc na@ iseeu'
She'll bis SteatsS perlanpt.
lniere Meenten In ct. Yaul fne rte 5errsn
Vutnum u. Vaar. ,a
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-09-01
MARKET HOTEL,

MARKET HOTEL, ...
Deuti6es @afs unb 8oarpinebaus,
@abaibaw>S >Strabe, benz Marttpauie stssnatss
Netere s Qtf6er,
@gDir baben unfer nsuss paus nit alien Com.
fort. ben Der Sat In y's3ue auf eutss une an
eensbmss 2ueis nur pan(&sn mag, auf'S Beft'
pe1ieben. asE ~
Die treuntli@en 3immer enttalteu CUTE Bet
ten. t's@
un{er 3aus m;,b ffets ben Mnipru@en, bic an
Elm wubleefubrtse 9etel 9elellt werben, 8enii8eu
unb fi@ curdb liternle @eeienung uberbaupt ben
8dfaQ bes aeeb,ten Vutltuu1e erwerten unb ~
erbalten fu@en,
R413 Neter8 5 Slider.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-09-01

--Mu& tas Yoffflrifsntbum ber Ser.
rem Gburn uup laris 1T pom Yreu6en
enrli@ aufesboben woroen. Die Siic>
peut(htn inp pam't rurdaus etnperfan>
Den, neil feit abt @o4en Die Sc. rem pon
Iburn unp Garls ni&te Nnperes mebr
erpeoirt baben als - 1trlorene unp
6tob4sH Hpfeu, ~
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-09-01
Gin 8tllet2ouis Napp,
lepn6 an 8ismaYd.
Cher ami {!

81 metnem aro6en Grtaunen etfebe i'd
aus fdmmtliden ceutiten 8lditern, pat
u,ctne lebte 9lote an Die preubilte &eaie>
run9 10 9ep'utet wuree, ais pb id ben
& betn perlan9t bd'te. SD uermutbe,
pa6 f&, pa i9 nur unuoufommen
peutf& tann Elm @9yeibfebler in
rneine Note ein8tidlihen bat unp paB t9
wabrldeinltp anfatt:
rMeine Nbli9t 1T rein"
rWletne Abf9t ift: q &befn"
sef@rteben babe.
Qput6.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-09-01
q Silly sc. QD { ber,
bei u. g. 2suen,
SGntler in
ta1port'rIen uno einbeimilGen
Cueu- Il. Dalantericw
No ss Bridge St,
spet &biirsn uutcrtalb bsr grt-SfFes,
Winneepolis, WinneIpta.

DEN, beut ben pubitfu m.
Dem Unterisinaeten, na6ssn1 er in ras potIe
tstannte uno rcpuldse D=slpsss Gslbdrt ees
cs'In :. slGen in 1GnnsapOiis eiueerrsten,
sewibrt e5 sorsigit4s Gsaueguuus, Isiren
eeutidsn 5reunesn in 5sunspin uno psu tsrah.
barsen Gcunties oH5useieen. eas man ibu in cen,
10 befannien y5iors tets bs-eit Eneen pi1r, Nl-
ls1. peetc us1s mt threr @Sunrrf9aft teetren
pouen, auFsuwar!su. Ss.tft Gin Deutlnsr.
psrce id' rsn 2Elarsnsersauf on eeu,ts & IN.
Zen nstue aaus" Ssi! msomau. une fam esnjsI-
bHn '.ets cine due1ssesbnste AusEabi pen % Ia
rem cfcrirsn, pis lie osm 5aa, sbeburfurs piir-
1tensDsrth Iinp. QSir Iadea ss usier uueueoes
ltg es unD engeitrsnstss = mi;brn isin, u-s i'm
Se1eebr mi: unfsEE Stuneru bic eleemsinfs
y0nns!I9af! uuo Inestsnnuna ssrslben III psr.
sisHsa. Dt;itp M Wsber,
tfI u. I. s.llep
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N1I1YYY 3abnar3t
Dritts St,abe, rabe ber Voft' t'Sfacs, ct. Vaul.
Macs, was F9 auf ;3abne uno MunO bssisbt,
wirp In beNerQDeile u. ~ wabissa8o0en bsiorst.
8e3tebungen:
Derr Oats (ppn Bprup u. Sats) pau'ie..
SER 0eserton, 2. Nptional. 8anf
81. 9o9mlvoen, Bii&of @raee.
Die Drs. @eoelRdet. Brsbia, SHsu nne BIZ
Mer,,e S,. paul's uberbaupt.
Gpl. Giefer, Goitor Der Staatssettung, une est'
arobe In,abl bsrporrasenoer Birser. 396t
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@rpcerie II. NrppiEpn<@tprf
Spbt 1Seber Il. Bro,
Gde pom Sort unp &amfep Strabe,
(nabe ber fribsrsn .9eQ."l
81. vauL Ntnnefpta.
Dir lenten bic Mufmerttamiett ber Baraer
Don @t. paul unb llmgesent auf unfern wpbl.
9efI(lten @rpeensRore. NQe Mrten @roeerien,
0ebenemittel, Nebl, Butter, &isr. ein porai8li.
DE @las Eager II. buben hi, ttets an 1ano.
@ir ltefern un(eru 3uueen be @aaren iu's
paus. iGti
I'm eenetstsn 3utpru@ bitten
Sobn @eber 4 8ruber.
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Stt lrnter, M,nu.,nt
@roe' uno 8leinbdnpler in
@rpcerlcl1 unD prDpiltpnen,
Si9arren. 1abaden.
81 ' e ~ > ~ Q arete,
por3eQan- uao Stein-8ut
@Qe1t<gSaaren unb
gankee~nqtlons, cit. cit.
De8sletden idmmAtbe Mrten
II # er=6erdtbi ib d fteu,
Dem perebrten oeuti@en putlifum pterm y, ets
sr8ebene vu3eige. ba6 mein StUrt in Den obeu
lneeseben. 8ran&en Die ooaitanttafs Muerabl
bietet une AQss 3u oen biatsfen preitea ~ ta.
pen tf. Das yes'ers wsrben be,cnbers auh.
taufeute SsbItbun ~ beradF6tiaen.
3. 4. 1atel,,
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Nngerbur GQtoDn
NDn Srhn Rpmer

Don Sobn &emer
fort StraRe, ssseniiber osm ebsma! suinslsu
guus,
W't ouen Scrten gutter Set dn!s, taIter Spei.
zen uno non plus ultra Gigarrsn 1T itels bsreit
isinsn eesbrteu @aie auEuparteu
Jobu Steiner.
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Dpctpr &pienf,

pTnIIITW WI
Q(rat 94ccou6eur. MrSenarit y Spsroteur'
Offee: Gde bet Drtten unb MinneiotaRrae.,
spretfwnpen; Upn Ibr MorAens bts 4 up,
Nabmitta8s.
Re0Dens: Jortltrabe, nabe bsm SneQtnesoule
s5ril9er Smpffof itets porbaneen.
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Dem b.utl&tn publifum biern.it bic trasbsnlte
4naeiae, ba6 idb an bsr 3. @trabe. In Queas al
ten sin g. ~ nG&a BEN Nattiean 9oule ets'en
Drpcerie> 9tprs erridtet unp bic bs(len 9Vaaren,
tpsl&e i'd beim Antauf irrsfaltis auspatite, bal'
Zig perfaufe. ~
Minneapolis, Mai 1866.
s. 9. pubtr.
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0r. s.. Bebelad dbt,

5pmScpatilber Mr3t,
OiTce 3. ctr. iiber Mapo's GilenzStore
Dobuuus Gde 10. unO Wse!er Strabe.
5prsanunoen swiiasn II nne 3 llbr Na&m
glebenbei bate i'd sutl6e We,se. fuUie Me.
bt,inen ,un, Yripat- unp 8amiliensebrau@ I'M,
Dr. @lntbs1s Ibie,as3t fur 2ane!sute Aun1 Tsr'
farT- 4Oo1
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st. S. &rp nell,
.Neht6annalt.

Office, Byiiden- @auars, Ct. vakl,
0eimGfte In ben @taats. umeBunbsS Sqtrid ten.
3plleftionen, unteriu1un8 pcn urtunoen une
3abluna upn Iaren wereen prompt bcirrot.