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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-01-13
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Esuss lit hieien1 2anpe Der lluter;sianets,
sEn,. Say!ss, Der Ipebsn ron gurrpa anes.on,-
m.u IA une in ser 9uni. eer pbslosrapbis fir
r1ehrsre SABRE int nprepstiideu Gurppa bsl9GT-
tist mar, uue stpar III zen Stahteu Samtura,
Stcdsolm, Rppenbaesn une Gbritiania, becbE
I'D, Den Gnppbnsrn ncu Wincua unb ets iiie~
lidcn Winnslpta an;useistn, baB er i'ds eausrns
1T b;el.r StaSt su benz 3meds nisberss!aIsn bot.
cas php.csrarDsN aclGtiIt 81 bttssitsns nit allen
lsinsn nsusftn 8ertsTerunseu, Hno ca er Sns
fruments rlitsctradt pat, nis ,nau Fs inI msrf1
n!tt sfttsr Fnhst. ic III CT ubcI5eugt, tae fcine
ptascsrapbisH BON tsinsm AIui!sf Iis Sanet5
ubfrtrcfsn trersen fEnnsn.
Gr bat Elm SnIt1ument, ns!dss sas @iie in.
ytu potisnest, uns rslass gang tslsHsssS sHr
Yprtra.iruns spa &irsern s;ussrietts. If.
Das rublfu,n If frsuueliait sriu6s, yarsu-
lpreden une ieine Mrbcitsn ,u p.iifen- 2..eIier
i'm 3. Stpd Stmslpn'S Bird, gSrpn1
gs trirp ssmStrlsiitst, raB bic slrbsit 3sfaItn
nub. rcfr frin SpuOrar pfrIanst mire. 37I
SSinoaa, Sspt. 65. g nj. 5arIse.
Gin &unftter i'm rabr.n @inne rs5
@prtss 1T pstr Iuttts. 5siue WbptrBraptic
uub MmtrotSpes ssiGNen lid rur autn bier 6s-
fsi,is!sr @;rtsn Der Mri burtb Gsnauigfst IInS
SGarie, geinbeit in Der 9lusfuhruns, ridltgss
GerpaltniB pcu Sid! ure Sdattsn NIB @lssans
NuS~ 2ucSl iptlE Ctts AIu.llt CNIlv I!tAIpiltrN
uHS genisee SstanS!uHg 'riNe auarsu iig Icp
sM Gs:rinntn uNb mad. es sur @trsafatse, fsins
Wrbsit aus lcinem gltslisr ~ lailsa, petebc HiGt
nsn sctltomn1ti,en Seifau pss Nuitraasstsr6 bat.
Ssi Der arranarung ssn Gau,tensruppsn tr:Tt
Serr GIt!le nit Tsinem Gaft tets has GiGti4e
uns ilte!an trsiB sr bas etarattesifild'e Ter ~
Wrrirdtirenssn Su Fasen II. tuIb eas &n{cmble
Der Saltgng uHe tes SiG.eFe!ss .pisssrsuaften.
I Gid GaNS ts,cneers sas gSpbltoptfn ssr Dcuta
ldsa gu srrinsen, bat er iisb ifrs eurst artigs
Vsbauo ulis af9scStu isin iallcn, une lrin
Nte1ifr tann befbaIb hcm fs.tlHsn gubtfIn1
teitens empfotleu pereeu, isi es sl, NnTsstiBurg
scn 6amilisnbi!rern, Yrrtrd.s srM G1pa6isneu
uber 2iatcrn. @eiuIyparat 1T tcr sraeneetite,
hfn bic nsuere Guait erseuit unc lisfsrt l.. Car
Sano bieics ssididtcn aiinli!et's srtetsn vi;
uaiibertrtfHidrr SbSnbstt.
Mafpu S. S5a,ntia's gabinet=Sr=
ecln, piersis psriGteecae Irten, gessnrt fir
aireteu- une p.ofaue gsufs fir sS0-$600
+, nas Gid. TtinfnnnnreiSia Gols= rser
g Ibcr. McSdtlIen rter anesre e!lte Ystis
warecM ibasn sue1tanni.. Stlufrirss Gatalrss
| frsi. Nan rtette ge0euuRssn an Wafan s.
| SamIiu. Spftru, pstr Wi0fpu Sro., Nsm
! gfert.
gsne slrten id,riftliebcr s.rbeiteu
ais Bris1e. y clln,a d iens ontraets,
urtaneea u.sl. p., II. (. 10. teersfn in ssuts
/ ldsr Mne fnslilter Sprade prompt hnb III sa-
| iriebfnfsGeaber Jerm ansefirtist pcn
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-01-13

Gin serfetnerter 8lutsz
tre fen. Gin 8spuabersr Garital
bis bat Mittel aufasfuncen, einsn srpz
pfsn Slut res 0ensrals III serfsinsrn>
ano tbm cenielben nit fclseneem grtefe
a!5 0slbenf iberlanct:
uGenfral Sd lberoebe ten SSnz
ZEN Sbre5 Sefretars, Trans Nlantuui,
Sbr Slut, pa5 i'd Sst1einert babe. Gmz
pfensen sic IS alS Eli 3euonis n1etrer
arpben 2iste uno 5p9aAtung, bic ID fir
lle bsfenne. Wbatsn sic f6 bod, incsm
sic e5 suueilen bstradter, fit BE Iesten
&antpfs bessiFern; nt5ssn slde, bts oa5
Slid bats'l Ita Sbnen su n5beru. fGb
erianern, raB ros, ma5 i'd Sbnen anz
6iete, baifelbe Glut 1T, ea5 Sie auf tem
Je!len spn NIpronlpnte seraoiIsn taben.
Sbr s. Martni."
Gasliarf, 2. Sftobsr 1865.
Garibolpi bat i'm eeantwprtst:
vMefn tGeurer Warirt 0anf fit Sire
laBne Wepaiue, pa5 Werf Sbye5 @enies.
eaS 1pabrbaft auBsrOrosnilia 1T. STR
geburtslano tpiro ftols auf Sic 1ein;
msine Sbbae tpsrben Elm uussrosnoIilbes
Nnoenfen on mid uno aud an ben llyz
eeter bielsr erfreuliden slrbeit baben.
Mit Danftarfeit
0artbaIbi."
9 pmb arbemen =. 5dytt.-
gfew yprf 4. San. - 8eriats scn
Salty bis gum 81. Deg. beitdti6en ta5
goabarbement ypn Sap 6aytien unb bic
9heeerlaae ter HebeIlen. Der NIab b'nulre
srbstlid telhdoist. 6rembe 1T cer Stoot
Iudt.n5uFu&t auf amertfani19en 9rieosz
idifen. Cine Nnsall son be!sprraoenz
ben 9tetsllsn nurotn in rem 5uuis pGs
trittilAen Gcniul5 ssfanaen uno srIfpIz
fen.
NspoIutipn in San D y
mtn9p. - gletp, 2jorf, 4. SAT-. - g:t
Ues son 5a5anna batsn mir Nlt6rihz
ten iiber eine neue 9leyoluttan in San
Domingo cmpfanBen. Gen. Gaes 1T itbt
NrGFpent BET RepubLif. Gr<Yr%Ioent
gasyal bat eiIie HiIttSriite Sttuune Qns
eenpmaIsn. Da5 sigeGtIide 5aupt BET
Neaieruns 1T @sneraI Nsorp giasgatc,
tvelder etc soase Sadie ssIsitst gu tabea
idetat. Die Stepplu!ion 1T friecIieB vpr
|t1 9e9a,,Ret,.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-01-13

uu, feline aelisbte Narte parb. ttb,te jtt
tts Der Rotbe 3urad. Ct brauntt ~
|Be8ierbe, III .riGet, pb ni9t et,pa n
86pel tbm aus8efo9en trdren, lnb tpollt
| f@ am Abenb bfb per8ewi0trn. 81
l1naebulb 3u bef@wt@tteen, trct Ct in''
Btrtbsbau6. no mebrtre Dprfpplititt
brt etnem S@napie faben. Der Notb
war tbnen wtQtomuter benn er, ber Spl
Matn3 fam. bate fiber Man&es 8eb5r
BON ben Din8en, bic jest Seper te
ipra@.
Ct mar eben I'M Gr,dblen, mie man I.
Matn3 aud an einen naben l1eber9arl
CLAUDE, ais noQ ieliaerGreupe berS&nliet
beretntrat. 3tpar berdbrte ibn bes SO.
then Nnweitnbstt nidt gum Ansenebm.
iten, aQein bteler tpuete i9lau in ptl
Vprfeuuneen be8 S9miet8 ein3ueeben
unp mar freunbli9 9e9en ibn. limb niA1
ldnser fdbi9, ieiner Treuct Sdwettn ~
eebteten, sog er caS cmin6it Blatt bet,
aus, bas beute i4pn etne ~ unerrartets
Gpl9e eebabt bate, unb rei@te es einem
ber 8suern Bin, Der eS las.
90 baben mir renn bic Befreisr balb
tu erparten! iaste frpblcdenb ter
S1miet.
@erpie! bemerftc per &otbe. gDie
tuerben 1idb bann pte armen Deierteure
freuen, bic Son 9uten Meni@en aufse>
t,ou1nen .pprben 1inp! la8te Ct unb firtrte
ben S6mfep, aus beilenMntliB i@ier cine
Glamne idluB. St l1wieB betrofen u.
iab unter fi@. 81 fiblte, baB ber Notbe
anjdeli@ rebe; aber, fraate er fl@. pober
f5nnte ct tpiNen, pab fle fi6 In @aQau,
er's befneen? Sti9elte ct aud nteqei4t
nur auf pe6 S4mtebs Granspienba6 unb
aaf jent8 Dprt, ba6 er an jenem Mtenb
geaubert, no er' ibm bic Tblre 1emielen
bate?
9ta9 etniser Sci, .sine ber S@mieb
wteoer neg. Sc ldnser ct tes &otbea
Borte erpos, ie tpeniaer urla@e fonnte
ct fnoeu, an ein beitimmtes BiGen non
prGen-S Seite ju Dlauben. Seine Nube
tebrte ,pteoer unb feline 6eiterteit mnrre
nidt setriibt. Gr elaubte leiner @a9e
p6lts sepib 3u fein.
Den @otben aber bate te6 S9miebs
8enebmen lterseuet taB ct nod MQes
ftnee, tpfe Ct es Derlafsn, unb nod 3meds
pienltderes casu, nauli6 Die @orle(un9
Der Blu@er'iaen proclamation.
Mm anpern Sage ibritt her Nptbe 9en
Simmern. @r ibten Gle 3u baben>
Denn ntrsenrs bielt er fd auf. BORT
i9luB.er ioslei6 ben @e9 3ur
unterprdfeetur Elm. 9lls er 70 pabin,
l@ritt rubte iein Mu9e nit @oblaefauen
auf bem fnitern S6loI1e, ba6 ter@afer<
9raten uusab unp oaS 3u ietner &e@ten
lag. Dort naren ia bic @efdnent1e, in
penen balo letn Crib feinb {d,na9ten loQte
,ur 8efriebtsune leiner Na@e, bic uuge<
IdtttBt ,pie Elm @tier an ieineut 6eren
fraB.
Ser unterprdfeet tpar Elm ausen,tin
beliebter unb eeadteter Mann. @ere9t,
aber aud miloe, 10 fannie man ibn. Sc
pem 8ittenben ftanb feline 1blr often, u.
pa8 @olt liebte es, nit ibm lelbf 3u re.
ben, penn es etn Mnlieeen bate, neil es
ireunolt@es @eb1r, 8enaue unterlu@un8
anb eelpib &e Ut fanp, tpenn feline Sa@e
3ered,t tpar.
CEprtiebung frlat.)
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-01-13
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-01-13
Der NroseR Der Grndbrune.
vppuldr tarseSeQte Mnatouie unb pbYfplosie
ter 9erbauuusscr8ane.
Ncn Dr. q. Gsnael.

@obl Man1er bat @i9 1bpn bic Gra9e
Befsut, auf tpel&em @eee bic Speilen Il,
bas Snnere bee ttenl9lt9en &Srpers ge>
lan0en unb pte bort beren 0ermenbung
iei.
gDir mpuen tn, Goleenbet1 Yerlu9en,
etne fnr3e, popular sebaltene Darfequng
be6 Yrp3e0e6 3u liefern, bel, man ben yros
3eB Der @rndbrung ,,ennt unb Der un8 bte
fef9efeQte Grase beantwprtet.
Der Yro3eb ber GrndbrunB m5Be IN
fol0enbe Nbtbetluneen 9etrennt werpen,
ndmlt9:
1. Dem Grsreifen ber Speilen.
2. Dem 3ermalmen per(.lben.
3. Dem S&linaen.
4. Der 8ereitung bts @peiiebreis I'M
Masen pptr @bYmifeatton.
5. Der Berettun9 bes Nabrun9sftpf,
fe8 In ben @epdrmen ODER &bylt,
feation.
6. Der Aufiausuns tes NabrungS,
fafte8 ;unb ietner @etterpumenp>
,lnB unb
Z. Der Musionoeruns.
Sci ben bem Menl@tr. an, nd@fen
febenben Sdusetbteren, ben Mfen, 8e>
l1tebt bieitr 9ereans fat auf slei&e
@eile, tpie bet ben. 2ebteren unb finb aud
bic anatomil9en @erbdltni0e dbnlt@ je>
bod fnben aud BIER bepeutenbe llnter>
{@tete ftatt unb MIR tppQen bet Betra@.
tuns ber einselnet, IN Betref tou1menbtn
Dr8ane ,,ebf tere,t Guntttone, uns aur
an ben Meni&en balten.
Das Grsretfen nnb 3er>
malmen ber Spetfen. - Nenn
ber Men(1 f@ Il, rpQeu @et,au@e let.
,,er @liebuabea beitntel 10 ,perben nit
bemsrten, bab er NIT ber 6anb unb bei
ben eipiltfrlen @5ltern nod NIT 6dlfs
zines Snfrument8, alS elmer @abel, et'
mem @eGer pbtr 25del bic Speiie erfaei
unb 3u tem @unpe fiibrt. Dort ndb.rn
nd bie 2tppetl ereretfsn bic 6peile unit
flbren fe Der Muntb5ble 3u, 100 tbr.
3erualmunB fattFntei. @ir beota&ten
beim Meni@en stnen Inter. uns eineu
Dbertisfer, psl@e beibe NIT elmer 99eib,
3dbne bel.Bt fnr. Sn normaleu 3u.
itanpe 3dblen mir 3weiunbbreibig 3dbne
ndmlih in isben, 8iefer ie@3tbn, bte au1
fcleenee @eiie Yertbeilt finb: An iebe,
9eite beS 8iefers befnpet. f@ 3uer(t fun
BadenSdbne. bic f@ bur& cine breitl
Gld@e unb 3rei aud bret @ura.ln, MT
benen fean, 3abnfeii@ befeRi4t fnb, Ypr
ben aneert, untti&etpen. pierauf fole
Elm &eibsabn, beitn 4rcnt 3naefpibt i
.nb gum 3trrsts.n ber Sp.iitn oistt !; q
lwtrb tut eew6bn!i&fn 2tten aud auaen
sabu stnannt. Den S9lue bilpen au
ieber Sette ,wet s@nstbtldbne, peld3t I'D
purtb cine Fa@t, eiueu, Mltffer dtnlt@
:Gld@e lenntli& ma&en unb lum3 3eri&nei
.ttn ett speit tlsneI,. So tabsn 81
|dnf isber bdlflt ttasS 4teisy5 a&t 3d6nl
| fanf. adtu5d dtJss s tissa sltt6 63atn' 'uub
1s9astss1abat, stn 1alftfn fnb ~
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-01-13
a'as 5arn.psfeu in seutfafeup,

: Wor 'psnieen Iaesn 1T bas ,3peite
lta!iInlde Sabrbud oer gurnsereine
Oeutldlanoe" TN Gufraaebe8 2lu6fduiy
les Der beutiden Iugnsereine, berau5oes
gsben son 0eors 5irtb, bei 6. aeI in
setp5tB eridienen. gs entbalt bor g(Qem
ote erssbnille ber ftatiliiiben gufaabme
Der xurnssreine pom 1. Nes5mbsr 1864.
Str tSnnen bier nur bic auaemetnffen
Helultate mittbsilen bic bis ms aleinfe
aebertea Gln;elbeiten unp umfdnaItben
gerslsi9unssreduuneen gabeuen 2c
m5ss man in 8ude feltf nodIe6eu,
3abl eer gura5ssetne; 1884 in f768
SrtIVaIten nit ff,169,669 ginpObueru
12O2 Stabts 213 Iledea, 353 g5rf9r],
0slammtsabI be- erIpaGienen MiitaltSer:
1898, rorunter 62,256 gusn7rsunte
uno 105,676 5urnsr t34,653 14-2O
Sabre, 54>163 300 Sebre at, f6.<
711 80 = go Sabre alt. 149 lber 60
Sabre alD; nit GinIaluB BON 3O45f
S9Ilsrn uIb 1888 Saiilerianen, i'm
0ansen 2O2,666 1beilnebmer. 2unob<
me Der Wiltalteoer felt 1862: 33,A26.
Nuf cine Suabratmeile tOmmer 5urrz
serslnsanseb6rige: IS. Auf ie loco
sanobsmpbner fcu1men Iurnseretn8ons
oeb6rtse: 4. sluf js 1000 gsuobnsr
eer Stte fommen 8ersinsaneebBrioe Is.
Won nen WsitslIstern Der Surneereintu
ilno 99,748 i'm slLIasrsinsn ais 6ontz
perttr 2O.570 als gelsblte UNI 47,6O6
al5 Saafeute su se3eidnen. 3ebl ber
BON ben 0ereinen berub.en Gurrbouen:
178; 125 fnb fir 694,416 9saler en-
taut rrorcea. 81 5urnbousn, i'm Ges
lanmtwertbe BON 272.O6O Ghlru., iinb
Gieentbum eer Surnoereine. Isl Ser.
zine beabfdtt8en ben gau sca EurnboIs
.en. 1888 Gereine batsn Blderiamm>
ungsn nit ;uIau1r1en 32,445 ganten.
poruater 1864 Gurn|triftsn. 0en
1910 Vereinen al5 lpIdan perren 1924
srempIare per ceutI9ea Iurnseitgn9 aez
,al!en.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-01-13

!, #s. 3u Santa CLARA, CAL ytriparte
man ant 28. De3. eintu lti3ttn Grbfse.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-01-13
5pf> uno Npp.- s. zYrpe.,

wv WV >tfT"~ ~ ttSh',
Mts. sur erften Gamr,sr"
Gtnp bieS uidt erblrmlibe Samn,erz
suitanee TN altsn beutfben 8aterlanpe ?
GS bleibt nun ;u ieben, was pie Gaiinpz
in welber mpbl Land bic 1anmt.
liden Beamten nnb Gidter pertyetsn iine,
nit pielem glusitoBunasautrase tbun ,nsrz
ben, unb ub lie, bic ;nr MISUNDERSTANDING
Der @elebe beg 4anees ber,lfen Gnc, einen
Nann aus ibrer 0aifllbaft ausfogen
tperoen. neil Ct I'D, lpelaerte, Elm Strafges
itB 3u lteytre!cn. (Su. SteStgs)
Ibeuere Yeaeulatur. Su
Mmferram wire Die @pnf6eeritte Mnlsibe
nod NIT 19 f. nctirt, bier ,piiree man
.nidt iiber 10 Gents PER pfunp CGewihD
pallr sablen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-01-13
MINNESOTA STAATS.ZEITUNG
AwEEKLY GERMAN PAPER.
published by
A. R. KIEFER,
ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA,
Mliinuesota Stunts -Seitu1g.

Dritte 5traBe (BaismenD erti Sbursn
Ysn Der Bride,
ersj:iM j,Ssu Ssmstag unS hostel S23 p sabr
in Spraustesablun9.
Giu;elue ghmwern tOiten Gents.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-01-13

tpte Der S@mtee Dor benz Bttt auf etnem
Stuble iaB unp bepeut.nb NIT BEN &opfe
mad sprnen neiste, tpte Gfner, ben ber
S&Iaf iiberpdlttst bat. Muf einem 3a>
ger am Sftn fab ct einel, anbern Manu
f4lafen, unp pbne 3neifel lag Elm
Drttter, 8ranter Yteuei&t, int 8ett;
benn tpp3u lpllte ber S9mteb icnit wa>
den?
2eiie ftite Ct berab. true feline Setter
,pe8 uno i6lt@ auf feline Ramu,er. Ct
Bate aenu8 8ttben, ,tnl 3,t tpi1en, tab
Ct etr,en Yuntt 8efunterl, no er feinem
Grbfetnbe beitomn1en fonnte.
unp wtrtlt@ Beldab bies In ienen Ia,
gen, ais Der 8rante Il, ptlpen Gietertrdu,
men lag. Der S@mteb pa&te painals
oft an istnem Bett unb 8erabe aud In
jsner Na9t, 100 es. ba cine i1neQ pprs
dbreebenbe 3dlte etn8etreten mar, tpppelt
n6tbts eriaten, Dor elmer t,euenG1tldrung
cen S9wertranlen su f&IBen.
Mebreres Gage 9tne Niflae beruut unb
bertetb feinen Ylan tnt 9er3en. lleber
bae @te? feiner Guefdbrung tpar er
nod nt&t nit I'D felbR eint8 8.pors
ben. 4.
@trabe in ientn 9asen 9si&ab Is nun,
tab Strob. beu-unb 6aftr eeliefsrt ,rer.
ben muete, ,im bic Gefuu8 Main; u
Yerptoptantirtn. sDa fam Die &eibe an
bic rti@en Baueru, uel9e Yferbe qbdtien,
bas eeliefsrte gen Main3 ~ brin9en, unb
BET Rotbe nuete ~ ietneu, ntttt 8erinse.
AerSer fi1r fetuen Batter bie b@f unan9e.
ntbme &etfe uaa&eu. Dur5. btefen ,i,,.
Dorber8elebtneu llmfaane UuIte BE Ans.
] fatruns ietues 8a&splans. nm s1sini6s
j 3eit Yufdpbeu.
eten an iene3 1aA ate ~ seJinAe,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-22

WASHINGTON COLLEGE.-The solicitor for
donations to Washington College was in
New Orleans last week. The Commercial
gives him every encouragement, and calls
upon the people there to aid this noble in
stitution. It's article concludes as follows:
"For these reasons we commend the
subscriptions to endow permanently the
presidential chair now held by General
Lee. We happen to know the trustees Of
the College, and assure the public that they
are in every respect respectable men, and
will faithfully comply with any promises
they may make the subscribers. The fund
will be conscientiously directed by General
Lee to the published purposes. Like his
immortal example, he will accept nothing
as gratuity, but will in good faith apply
his talents and character to the regenera-
tion OF the south and the restoration, of the
Union"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-22

The Two CONFERENCE.-The Episcopal
Convention happened to be in session in
Alexandria at the same time that the mis-
called Virginia Unconditional Union Con-
yention was held there. This renders it
very necessary that all members of the
Episcopal Convention shall, Immediately
after saying they have been to the Alex
andria Convention, explain which one of
them. We have heard of several amusing
mistakes by delaying this explanation
A curious episode in the Unconditional
Convention was, that the name of gentle
man attending the other Convention was
proposed to be added to the list from Spot
sylvania. One Mr.. TRENARY thought a
man who preferred attending other con-
ventions to that of his own party was rather
weak-kneed! The sighting manner ofre-
ference to the Episcopal Convention is re-
freshing. TRENARY was right, and we
think the Spotsylyanian, if he really sought
the honors of MARTIN LlPscoMB's Con-
vention, deserved to be rejected by both.
MARTIN repudiated him altogether.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-22

The PARKERsBURG GAzETTE.-ThiS neat
weekly has been converted into daily.
1t is sound, conservative paper, and
warmly supports the Presidents policy.
Its editor is JAMES c. WALKER, Esq, an old
Richmond man, practical printer, the
same who started the Christian Sentinel Now
the Richmond Christian Aduocate) in this
city in 1882, and who has since filled many
positions, including that of Clerk of the
United States House of Representatives
He took for his model, as he says himself
the Richmond Dispatch. We have no doubt
that the Gazette will be literally patronized
by the wealthy oil men Of that unctuou>
region.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYA


Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.
THE BEAUTIFUL FARM CALLED LEI
aTRkEs srs4iss
yRAh gsLE9Ap E1sH wTH sfL THs PER
FIVE MSfss Hoes, S5Gs 6RN, MI y WA,
CONS, CARTS, AND FARMiN9 iMpbna, ~ ~ =
ESE sAhE ct II ne a,s is Ell
ans!isn on the premises on .i irn1y besnfni
and attractive farm located as above. r contain;
four hundred and thirteen and hall aere s,a 2,
which about two hundred and hty acres are 9pen
land and balance in original ana seconuaIy
growth, embracing some fine oak, maple, hickory
and ash timber. The high land Is well adapted 70
ON one the hs" chiekaio miny, produce dpe hay The
DWELLING I'm three hundred yards Of the rail.
contains seven aroDs o. abont two aeres Be-
sides the dwelling there are the usual out-bnild-
ings, consisting of kitchen, quarters, oarn, s.agie
apples, peaches, and pears. There has been seeded
On 'ns 81 pl bushels WHEAT,
s az S1ss Sc ACRES csss PLANTED ~ CORN,
and large quantity Of ~, 20 M, now gov
property will be sold, consisting oil small par
VERY FINE MULES,
% HOGS and PIGS,
CARTS,
About 90 barrels OLD CORN,
Is STACKS OF HAY,
FARMING IMPLEMENTS. &c.
Possession given ut once and rs the crops are
now growing finely, rare opportunity Is ahorded
for any one disposed 10 embark in farming opc-
rations
TERMS For the real estate, one -fourth cash, bal
ancn nj six. twelve and eighteen months for ne
gotiable notes, interest added, secured by trust
deed For the personal property, all sums under
twenty dollars, cash over that amount, four
terest added The taxes the land to be paid by
the purchaser. The fact that the cars pass this
farm twice daily enables any one doing business
i'm Richmond tn reside on the place. ,o,
HARRISON, GODDlN & APPERsON,
Auctioneers.
A SPECIAL TRAIN OF CARS will leave the
Central Railroad depot AT TEN OCLoCh on
Thursday morning, to carry bidders to the sale, ami
raturn AT o. clock by the mail train.
HARRISON, GoDDlN u APPERSoN.
my 22-T&Th
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DIED.

DIED,
On Monday, 2lst May, 1885, CATHERINE DAB
NEY, wife Of Robert T. Brooke and daughter OF
Or. Charles Morris, deceased, of Caroline county,
Va. 49,
Her funeral will take place from the residence Of
her husband, on Fulton mn, TODAY (Tuesdayl,
at o'clock, Z. M. The friends OF the family are
invited attend without further notice.
On the 18th instant at his residence, In Baltimore
county, Maryland, WILLIAM YUNGBR, In the
hfty ninth year Of his age, leaving wife and one
child to mourn their loss.
On the 18th instant, in Columbus, Ga, after a
brief Illness, ADAM LEOPOLD, infant son OF VIII
liam Felix and Lucy Grattan Alexander, aged one
year and four days.
IN Mobile, Ala, April Goth, SPoTsW0oD W.
CLARKE, aged thirty six years, native OF frede-
ricksburg, Va.
On the 18th instant, In Alexandria, Va, HEATH
BRENT, son Of Edgar, Jr., and Clarence snowden,
aged two years.
On the 10th day of May, 1891, at lakewood, near
Warrenton, Fauquier county, after brief illness,
Mrs. MARGARET q. LEE, widow Of Robert Eden
Lee, and daughter OF Judge John scot, deceased
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Imperial Mexican Railway.

We have before US report of the pro-
grcss Of the Imperial Mexican Railway,
from which it appears that that improve
ment is one of the most wonderful of the
age. 1t isprogressing with great energy, and
viii be completed within the period pre-
scribed by the contract-three years from
the 3Oth April last. The length of road,
including the Puebla branch, is three hun
dred miles. Colonel TALcorT, formerly Of
this city, is the principal engineer.
Some Of the facts concerning this road
are 50 extraordinary that We transfer them
to our columns. q
The distance from Vera Cruz to the city
ofMexicois 200 milesin straight line. and
Mexico is 1910 feet above the sea at Vera
Cruz; but the summit level is .ass feet
above the sea. The country intervening
between the capital Of Mexico and the
Gulf may be described as two plateaux
united by an inclined plane, the uppe,
averaging 5000 feet above the lower, and
the lower averaging 700 feet above the sea
Between these plsteaux there Is q distance
az IS miles, broken by lofty and rugged
chains of mountains, which form the east
erA Aank OF the upper plateau. The lower
plateau, adjoining the coast, is IS miles
vide, g that the summit Of the upper u
ilomtles from the SEQ. TO accomplish an
ssp1ut TO such an elevation in that dis
sAses iss fsst unparalleled in railroad en-.
ginssring. Could the ascent to the enor-
Mona elevation be by An equal grade from
Vera Crus TO tho summit, 1t would be
quite steep enough: but in 81 miles the
rosd only HES shout ] 900 foot. So that,
% aceomplkh The elevation Of $50 feet
pf tbs yemAipjsg IS miles, there must % :
psde q 10 fsst 70 the mile, But even
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BY James N. Taylor, Auctioneer.
ONCE opposite the spotsWood Hotel
GALE OF LOT BETWEEN FIr

GALE OF LOT, BETWEEN FIFE
- TENTH AND SIXTEENTH STREETS -Pn,
suant TO a decree entered by the Richmond ~.
ings Court on the LIST OF May, 1891, In the nj, :,
Goddin against Tayiors executor and ,sb.,.'
| shall, on WEDNESDAY, the ed day Of NJ
1850, at S o'clock, p. NJ, sell upon tn. prem.s..
the real estate In the bill and proceedings m.B'
toned consisting Of a lot Of ground betwosn
Fifteenth and Sixteenth, and Marshall srJ
Clay streets, In the city OF Kichmondl. at pgb
lie auction TO the highest bidder, upon the folfor
credit OF four months, and the other third on rr.
dit Of eight months, with interest on the credit pa
mcnts from the day ofsaie. Negotiable notes VI,
the properly will be withheld till the whole pr,
chase MONEY be paid and conveyance BE- direc,el
by the court. THOMAS J. EVANS.
Special Commission
Sale to be conducted by JAMES NJ TAYlGR
AUCfOnpeT, nv IL 2,