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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-20

RYcuxoND MEDICAL, CoLLEeE.-There
are forty.swo studentS now q the Rfh-
mond Medical College. Six professors
occupy the chairs. The sssaion commenced
on the 1st instant. The. lectures at HOW
ards Grove Hospital are given on Wed
nesdays and Fridays.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
VIZ B. PLEASANTS, M. D., and
H. CLARKE, D. D. 8. i
Governor STREET, OPPOSITE GovERSoR's House.
[oc 1s-tsl
DR. GEORGE B. STEEL, DENTIST,
- No 1f5 MAIN, BETWEEN SEVENTH AND
EIsHrU STREETS, RICHMOND, VA,

'nR. GEORGE B. STEEL, DENTIST,
~ No. 1f3 MAIN, BETWEEN SEVENTH ASD
EIsHTU srREErs, RICHMOND, VA,
has returned to the city after an -
absence Of several weeks, during
which time sII hf sIG9 RIGsqrsd erll Sup USY1
GOLD FOIL, and all other
articles required In his profession. BE is there
fore better Pregsred than sysr e "a
most careful and scientific manner. When de-
sired, either a general or local anssthste, or the
galyanie battery, will be used In extracting teeth,
being ALwAYs iuppisd With
he has . fine assortment inserted upon GOLD,
SILVER, PLATlNA, or VuLCANlTE promptly and
In filing teeth the best material will be used,
and the most scIupulous care taken to insure sue
cess.
The liberal patronage extended TO him during
the past ten or twelve years 10 sufficient evidence
that his operations hare met the approval Of his
patrons In the future the same pains will be
taken. and no expense spared to insure sasfset
in every instance, while his charges will be As
moderate as the same quality Of work can be pro:
cured elsewhere. He may be found at his once ~
ali hours; and call from al In need OF his ser.
GEORGE B. STEEL, Dentist,
os lS-ts I've doors above Spotswood Hotel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-20

orR OLD ysIEsps r. HuSrss BSAsLsY and !.
w. OapBx have associated themselves togsthsr
undsrths name and style Of Beaslsy. Ogden Co.,
and are carrying on . general grocery and variety
business st the corner Of Hall street and Market
place. To those In want Of anything in bsir hns
we cordially recommend than ~ courteous and
oblising gentlemen, and wish then grsss susSsss.
They are assisted By Mr.. Wsshinston farnsr, Who
wiiitaks great pleasure In welcoming his fisnds.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-20

SECOND FISH MARkET.-The second fish
market is progressing rapidly. The laying
of the curbing around it commences to-
day
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-20

Tnr Tlxrs, after our publication OF the
revenue returns on Thursday, made . sup.
elemental report 70 the United States A.
sessor Of, q, $50, which they, say Was upin-
ltensionaiiy omitted In jts first return, that
bymifaks having been for only one month
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-20

POLICE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Palmer,
small white boy, was arrested yesterday
for beating small boy named Joseph
Powell. e@u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-20

. GoDEY's LADY's Book for October has
been laid on our table by Mr.. J. W. Tur.
ner, news agent, Thirteenth street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-20

THE STEAM DREDGING MACHINE has not
been at work in the harbor for the last
week, in consequence of the illness OF the
efficient foreman, Mr.. Clark Scull.
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u P. TURNER --t q
-NoFARY fUBLIc.<, q
once In Law Suildirg, rssrof WAtS ,oassf

rTHOMAS =. EVANS, AIToRNEY
1TIAw AID C0XNlssIonER IN MAACy.
tn ne = cgrs g 'no ~ - 81
iin. second door from Sixth street. 49,
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dor sdvsntssesim : tioroash isiHSis si..assa.
Tho souus of instEustiSn & Snnrisss Co.eSs - ~
ooI.Essping. !. .Psnn.nsh!H Gonpsssssi lew
Spencer. sa: he issdins suik 81 EkIa szsssE 81
csiebratsd e the editor q tAs Sypee5eN - .
ss".:ssiss iss .ssss4s u ssSstSs sssis. z y il
3: S;sH 9ssl & Sss'S {, &. Hss;; N
Of me Book. keeping eoufse, Hsre Ms eeedsni %:
plies. his .thsorSticl kpbvleAges ~ y yes?esss
Tor the more Minute dstai q ssiuMa Az
in thi; TnlS1 g a coIIsgss fSsiay' doll.1'. -
For eircaisrs. spssiaea Of psnnanhip, college
currency, and MsFchs ndiss, sddrscscS -
/ -71Ey 10 H1NRY N. C0fH. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-20

HUMAN DEpRAvITY.-For some weeks
past great revival Of religion has been in
progress at Laurel Hill church, Henrico
county, and at its close on Thursday night
over one hundred persons had been hope
fully converted. 1t was reasonably be-
lieved that so widely extended had been the
religious and moral influence Of these meet
ings that the whole community for many
miles around had been won from their evil
ways to the paths of uprightness. Alas for
the depravity Of man, one vile thief was
unaffected by these holy efforts, and on
Thursday night, while the congregation
were devoutly engaged in divine worship,
he made raid on the live stock and vehi-
cles around the church, and carried off a
horse and buggy belonging to Mr.. Thomas
L. Lyme, and horse belonging to Mr.. Yar-
brough. He has not yet been arrested.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-20

MORE CARs.-The- fourth car for the
street railroad arrived yesterday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-20

rTHE SARATOGA WILL LEAVE
i for New York on SATURDAY, EEk
10th instant, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. .TWo
ireights received FRIDAY, and &SIana&W
until o o clock A. NJ. SATURDAY.
Passenger accommodations unequalled. For lur-
ther information apply 10 .rsor
oc l8-3t GARhEi Z. WAiooN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-20

ID II. TALLEY, ATTORNEY AT
II. LAW, practices In the city OF Richmond,
counties Of Chesterfield, Henrieo, and Hsnoyer.
Also attends to the COLLECTION OF CLAIMS.
once and residence, Manchester.
Communications addressed to Manchester, VA,
Will racaiY prompt attantion. Oc ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-20

!, A RgrusS GAMI or BAss-SALL WI ~ plAys1
ithis aftetpoon 1t o'elosk ps1tssn he 111ksWoed
and unioa Bsss-hsu clShss - ~ ssbszd SetAs
Ka4r Sars 1 Eglss*9O ~ stt 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-20

MISS sALLIE 8. RICHARDSON VIII
Nl reopen her school on MONDAY the l58 q
September, 1855, ss the corner Of Ytnh md Invk'
iSi west Frankiin stfest, OF addrsss btx - 1s1h.
mond post. t.c@ce. unl q. !. :. .s-S0e.1-
BOARDING AND, DAY SCHOOL
ID foR YoUNa LXDfES. Iiln P1GRAn's
adHOt)I viii b fsopsnsd on 66S lst y O1oees
next, Further "details will be Gysp in faisrs u:
vertisemsnts. Cifculanmay ee hsd = % nea
N*f 80 Linden Row, Hnnklin stfsek
..ft5,a,i or through boz ~ Ricbnona pess-ooe%
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-20
LBTUflIErTERe
T IsT OF LErTERs REMAINING
LIN JH4 IQsr:orIIOE AT RICHMOND

Stair OF VIRGINIA., OCTOBER 70, 1893.
IL not called tor within oas ps0atA they will b
sent 70 the Dead Letter 0taoe.
city, whose special address may be unknown,
rhould he marked on the lover Isft-hand corner
with the word "transient.o q ~ ;.
Place tho postage stamp on the upper right hand
corner, and leave space betwceh the stamp and
direction for post marking without Interfering
10 obtain any 81 these is,ters the applicant must
cali for "adssrtised letters" giving The date Of
this list, and pay one cent for advertising.
n B.-A request for the retuxn OF a letter TO the
writer, II unclaimed within thirty days or less,
written or printed. With the writefs name, post.
velope. on the face side, win be complied with.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-20

MATCH GAxs OF BAss.DALL viii be played
between the Arlington, Jr., and confsdsrats Wsbl
on The grounds Of the former this neEpisS = q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-20

HORRIBLE DEATH-MAN CRUSHED TO
DEATH.-Yestcrday about O'clock, while
the steamship Saratoga was passing Oft
jamestown island, Frank Gavin, aged
thirty-three years, assistant engineer of the
steamer, went in to cool the journal of the
crank. While standing there, a fireman
spoke to him, and asked him if a rope
being used was long enough. As the fire.
man turned off after getting an answer to
his question, he heard Gavin cry ont,
"Stop the engine" and turning back, saw
the unfortunate man falling into the space
which is completely filed by every revolu:
ton of the crank. The engine was stopped
as soon as possible, but only the mangled
corpse of Gavin was found. His left arm
was torn from the shoulder, and his body
otherwise mangled. The deceased leaves
wife and six children in New York. lie
was native Of Ireland.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-20

Gh
Alsen, Robt.
Allen i Son
Allen, Bob
Alexander, Fe-
lix w.
Alexs nder, GIL.
Alfred, ]. NJ.
Allen, John II.
Allen, M. G.
Alley, NJ. W.
Allen, X. q.
Ailanson, w. p.
Anderson u
Lilly
Angle, F. 3.
Anderson, y.W.
Adson, Julius
Burrus, G. L. ~
Barnard, C.
Bass, 4. w.
Bauman, +. :.
Barnes, H.G:H.
Baylors, J. Il.
Balton, VIM.
Benton, H. W.
Beard, J. 3.
Belts, Lewis
Bennett, VIM.
Bernard, +. W.
Black, A,Hn'd)
Bland, Ed. p:
Bluford, @. w.
Bolton, G. M.
Bounethsn, H.
ID. ~
boyle, John
Boisseau, John
!. Brown & Stutz
Brown &Peas-
,BrIiIoken.
Brackin, Hon,p,
Brnilsford, ED.
Brownfrank
Brooks, Henry
Bryant, James
Braxton, Lewis
Brown, Marcus
Bramsn, s.
Broadus, Robt.
Brown, Robt.
Breeder, VIM.
Bull, VIM. e.,
Bum stt, B. p.
Bats, paniel
Burns, J. 2.
BuFgess.J. H.
Caspers dBuren
Cariaon,R. y.
Cartss,.John
Cane, Joseph
Caina, John j.
Coleman, Louis
Cannon, X: ft
CannudaWn
Chickery,C.W.
Chase, LIZ
TShhs:.iEsH:
Clarke, H. q.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-20

1TISs PEGRIW VIII REOPEN
M HBR SCHOOL the YfRSf Dat OF '00t0.
BER, epd ~ ssrnsSstiy desires > Ss0sS sassA'
Eyery branch OF education will. be thafosGhy
taught by the most competent insgueton, ana ns
whole Will be under the personsi saps'.p'YA
Msdame ALsxAsDRH. . French LADY q hiya q; (;
taininents and long expsnsnee IN teesssa2s ~ ~
viii viii reside In Mrs. Pssfssss Kmily her y.ytl,
viii h..s eys!y f,sily fer seaeiaEE pEsssoss. ~.
dtum Of 'eornmnnSeat3o0 at htle Apd Sleewhtfe
as well ss during the regular school hours.
For further pSftteulsts spPs{ 20 80 n,nn,...~~ 49,
.. ,.-aq ton5sIinasi so1S. y Sissilsnss ssss;t.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-20

Heimstreets inimitabls Hair Colonnx h not
oye All instantaneous dyes are composed of lamar
esaIstte and more or less destroy the vitality and
iIsHaty Of the hair. This 10 the original HAIR Cos
.sang, and has been growing In favor over twenty
ysn II restores gray hair TO tts original color ~
Saaasl absorption, In . most femsrhaele nanner.,
LIN In also beautiful hair dreM!ng. Sole In TWO
siIss-s0 cents snd el-by ell dealsrs s.
. 81 C. HEfM6TRk1T, CheM1se.
eARAToaA oPRIN0 Wkxk1,
sold BY Al Draggisn. - 80
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PACKAGE.
Mrs. Mary Word.
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.

). T. ]. OGready, D.
.man, Mr.. Osterbind, b.
B. NJ. Paste, Geo.
<, G. K. Page, G. (copd)
On, Chas. Paterson, Jas.
nc Peele. Jno. h:
~, r. Pendleton, J.F.
d, +. Phillips, John
John Pleasants, Capt.
=, J. R. Pleasanton, g.
John J.
iacob Peasants, J. P.
j. H. q = Son
ohm p, Pollard, Daniel
ON. l., Post, Wilson
:. M. l.. Purks, Benz.
p. Pulliam Il
!, Pierre stauck
ilk, X. Quarles, b: n.
,red) Ramos, J. V.
j. icol'd) Rebmann, 3.
Sterling Rey, VIM. T.
asper X. Ritterhouse, 4.
ms. w. w. Richards, q. 5.
on, b. s. Rose, Alex.
Coleman Robinson, A. g.
rson, DE. Robinson. @.
J. II. Roth, Julius
IS. Roper, James
,. VIM. Robin. L. 8.
pg, w. ]. Roy, Oscar N.
!, Edward Rowen, Robert
Joseph Robertson, VIM.
os. X. Ruthrauf 4
. III. Smith
ohm II. Rufln, o. T.. :,
J. Il. Rylsnd. H. (co'd)
A. Sabyer, L. =.
D, L. Sawyer, ID. (co'd)
M. (c'd) Srhuhmann, A.
!, II. Schafsr, Jno.
On. p. r, Ecla,er, Jr., J b.
rs, r. Scott, j. tcol'd)
An. II. Schutz, DR.. Sch.
|. Il. (c'd) Seldom, Charles
ton, r.. L. Shelton, DR..
i. w. 4, Shields &Somer-
IN. WIN. Vile
~ r. Sharp, Georgis
m P GO Ehackelford, HI.
IN. Chas. n.
A. H. shernber, II.
on. r. shrees, Jas.
n. q. C. Sharp, Jas. p
u. n. Shelton, J. B. j.
,n. Thos, Shell, VIM.
Il. Sickle, N.
IN. r. E. Siddell, J.V.
i, Y. ssig,n,ssiSe, I. ,.
m. j. B. Snead, Elihu
m ,n' Jerry smith, Elijah
IN, ]. Il. Smith, Hubbard
u. (c'dj Smith, Jas. B.
IA. G. C. Smith, II.
n % a. N. Smith, w. T.
m, m p. j. Smith. s. 8.
'Wr. Snead, Jacob
E Gris. Soilnsr, W. j.
Sparks, James
10 4 spangler, Theo.
'ht Staples b Cren.
=. A. a. etratton, En-.
hcs etaude, Frsiis
dy.P. Street, J. Cold
ia. stTspsherSef, s.
ourh. r. stssls kichard
,ar y. Stewart, w. A
!, II. 81. EGndbsfg, y. v:
|, Emmett saesnsy,M. II.
RoSt n. Sumner. Wm.
" whit tcoloredD
Gydncr, p. +.
Chss. Z. sydnor, Lieut.. r.
II. Tsllsy, @.
u, q. W. Taylor, yohr =,
q. isylos, =. 2: tsl
90 q. Thaxton. q. u,
s.: Ss::::;s' Essss::::s,ss Y
Ne alp..s.....
Ut. tSiiissssiSi. =
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4 DMINIsTRATOR'S NOTICE.-An
n nsrsons 6nlsbtsd to the estate Of In. Hon:
teiro. deceassd, will please coma foxuara ana
prcnpily pay thsly liabilities. i. ..s.s..,,,
present. them within the tins .prescstnee ~ taws
properly auihsnticaAsa 2 9s sor ~ Nal.
Ohsssat The STORE q Gsaif; iaf;o1nTSfR6.
4 xansaiaxaEw &c In. N6aAsifss asassstd.
g oe-1ksV0 sra srs q 8 q. - - -
E6IAiS - ~ 5oRM11,
W Ns. = SAistsSs,h SRsil.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-20

LIoS's ExrlAcr or -Pras JAxAyeA 6!xayn-fos
caapaigestion. cp Nausea. Heartburn. Sick Hsedashs,
I9ai; ;.saasss saissssn' ss ss;.fsi
ss entire purity makes Il cheap aud feiisbie ar.
sesa,,o.r ,or sulins,y pusPosss tS,a sys5y Tpnsssi p
sARAroaA SPRING WAITE.
PH-ly sold ~ sil druSgtsts. So
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-20

,;,sI;a fys,sSy.,ss:s ~ I1.llA -.
'1ssI:s::s sI::::s SSsl's !lss ..'-
s:ssss:;S Sss::sss j isillsk AFaXesh ~
! sn.S 'sp11'S ~ a.sE ssnsa0 von sd, asaa
.l.ss;:: s.sss:, "a y;l.:z D....ss s';si
..s! s!,tsfs "A (. s::es's; ::s4,s; ef !. :.
sssaas sss 49, eSsss1sss 3 ~ = =
Ssf1t = ssi.',s u ,.s.,.,ss y =.
glsshtsg Yer,isna ~ Ton go +.
&c., SCI loeess ion 70 ssx sSses ~
ss.ss sss syposd - ..ss. 80 !
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'EDUCATloSAK'''' !

Epuc 80 "a; !, us...s.-.
DICHMOND FEMALE lN4IIx1x
IN Our school vSs tSpnsfsrfed nCHODxB N1 y
the well. known hstitaee; beli41n0ss -
Marshall. and Clay stEeeta..
Repairs have 70 hf pr63fested {. - eeceo = -
WIN an SanipsSis aS % iosso6 tsiaisf -
isi islss Ss,H:a .ga :: .x:lsas x:el Z sass 90 s
snsv on 10 educational career, ard cGe19 ta1Sr.
Rsssiss RRssss iSs.iisesuss < Saa f Ssss Ssss
Z: ~. ii sallgs iss'S &, &. siss ;1s;s
90 ~ ..----r-s -.
n 81. SQUIRE'6 CLAS9IQAL AND
IL. ENdLISH SCHOOL, on Yfahkfin epeSe -
twssn Thipd md Fourth ,slsssts.g TVn9eeA -.
% asncS. 10. % IL sseosSS1 asS1ii isirssi r. irl Il 4 s
AND MATHENAT1U-
~ AZ g sGHGSs H,ss . Ne. !'s kEsss6IHAa s6Hs ssetFki
Thissshool Win - rsssnsA he 1k1seiOk00 00So.
p 4sins tpaysslS ssssisanallysA s4vskss,s !.
hIsas1 hns inHi SaiHIaSs' iIsS. ss
sossrn Stss sLas;;' Lsnsass:. 4 piroi:; ;scl
-Iimited number q pupils viii beteecfye4s =
whom viii give my exclusive pef.ona! sGelspee.
AddSsss ne through the post -cn1SsI rs eS1 - s,xfr
81 % IL L. Ill : -. 4S8 - =
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. Txs DIsSAfcH n WASnissfes. -ykt pest5r
ssn bsAa daily CIV ,. Baewr. soesse 9 Rees'
sylyAlia avsnpe and 1txth slEsees 3mlnee eieasll
sllse4As arrival of the southern beet
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-20

.GWATHMEY 4 NORRIS. ....o.s.x
" - GyNYRAL C0NNssIoH HYxCnxHfSs
. solieis sonsignmspts Of svssy '6sssdvttco.
Comnissions, TWO AND 4 HALL Per CHNr.
once ON Basia bank bstwsen xlsysntA and
Twelfth streets, Richmond. % Is-l4svlA
iass Hssris 4 di6sDa. ylaAs Wisirss s Wsikiis.
GIBSON a. WATKINS, IL.
OFFICE If sHocKoI WxIgHOUeR:
The undersigned beg 70 .pnSw - ee4ls .o!e
and North Cssolins generally ths osss q hsas
''i,ifis iPfiRsosDucg CoxxIssIox NKgCHAx1s.
Thsir intimate scquafntsnee With the tDAaeeo
tssle qeelify them psssiissly = sseais - -
TkSir sksrsS fos sonniaaoa after 1T q O1lesss
viii be two and half pr cent On ell sales q -.
osesSi . ss-.sm .Hs'' .as '' ' 0rssoa 1 AwA5xIxs.
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DAss.BAIL.-At ! ntssinf z lhsf esSS5asss
Bsss.bsi Ciub on 1hsplay SssttitsS y ~ yateA
toshslisnss hosh the AaASy ikA Afiinstaa ctsls
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-20

Ordss solicited. Libssal a1UlnDoq - . 80
dgansnts.
Al, %AsyF, ls,'sassE ss,sael !. y lss n
III: IS: -: 5l'ss lss:sa . Z,
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!LohnIsoR,A:.A.
kuhn, H0bt n
Langs& whit
I.assya.a.. =.
IaNge, N. ".
Lents, George
Leinie. daa6
D0EAu, , 4s
8a:sN4
hssI;aaS,x.s
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-09-15
Ser NtIantifde E~eIeorapb ais Ne
aulatcr Der Nxeife-

@el6en @inRub miro BET atlantiide
lelearaph. Der panoelsmarft nit 6an.
pelsmorft, B1r(e NIT B6rit. in Munerifa
unp europa In aueenblidli6e @e1btno>
une fest, auf tie pretie baben2 Nur e!s
men uobltbatigen. st ,ptte ben prete,
l@wantune.n, ben wtlpsn Spefulattonet
nnebr als aue anpern 0erfsbrsmittsl ent.
s%eaenarbeiten. Gin eu8liihes 8iatt
ipribt pie fulAt.
Die Belt pl6Blt@er unb weit auases
pebnter Sbnantun9en auf unitrn Wdrts
ten 1T potlber. Das etfolBrei@s Arbet,
ten pee atlantildrn &abelS ma@t BET
Observation-Disclosures u. Equalization elm
Gnp:.
Sc beourfte nabssu zines Monats, I'M,
iene Drrsr mad europa III fenee1 ur,p
Mntmort 3u erbalteu. Dunf 1ran3iatr
u,o9t.n an, 6. Aueuf IN 2onbon ~ 68
nptirt l,tn, aber tpenn tie Na1ri@t an
IL. caypn bier etniraf tVrntsn lie apf 20
s,iieaen prer auf ga 3uriidseaanaen iiin.
Adss tpar 3%reiiehait u. pte 1tansaettonsn
inp auf 3uiaQ. germu'bunG Chance b.
tirt. 90 gtna 50 nit Pen Q%ipsrppolsr
preijen flr 8aumnpue, Wasbl. 8est
port Butter, Iabaf petroleum u,e an
te n american l9en p.oruttsn ; ~ b,nBen
pte Stpds pom psr 9panet al, MQse ras
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-09-15

= Dte3ett, Differens. Der
.Gcurter pu 5apre" f6relbt "glsw.
yorf lteat eipa rs Qdneensraps BON pa,
rte. Die Grce rnaht In tbren tdalihen
Drebunsen nm tbre ah(s olio ole "a
Stunben. cine @eile can $50 @taean.
Das Refultat 1T, bae mad 3uridlseune
ron il Is @rnpen na6 rem Dstsn be6
u0,n Mertpfan pari6 cine Stunre lpd.
ter jdblt @enn tS In parte Mittag it,
70 1T IS II rlbr auf Dem puniff, Ger Is
@rape ,pelli6 BON paris lie9t. Da nun
Nem,yorf Is @rape rpeitlid bon Naria
Seleaen III, 70 folat, BAT, penn mir bier Z
ubr &benps baben, in Yaris unasfdbr
Mttteruaat 1T. @flsBt nun, bak Elm
Geuer IN Yarts, !. 9. i'm Spertauie ut,
IS Minuten mad IL ubr Nadts am
nd&Ren 1. Ssptember au6brdde. uno eie
De8ebenbeit iofort BON paris mad Nsws
yort telearapbtrt wdroe, IA wlyoe bie
Neuiefett, mir wouen a%unebusn. nan
2 Stunben BIER anfommen, .. 5. bic De-
pefae batirt ben 1. Sept. Nadts IS
Winutett mad IL ubr, trurte III SEEM
ytrt UNI Is Mtnuten na@ 8 ub. N6ents
peS 81. MuBuf anfommen, 70 cab eia
News yotfer 1beatfrs DIRECTOR iein Nus
ritortum foleenpermaben onrecen fSnnts
"Mesne 9erre1 unp Damen, nit Dstrlb
nib meloe Id Sbnen, baB baS Sperus
bau6 In paris pur@ elm Jeuer rret Stun'
Den mad Der 9eaenpdrtisen 3eit se.lt6I'
roroen 1T. SD babe Dem pariitr 81.
reftcr chen r1eit Betletpen pb cem unalId
wel@es ttn betrefen wirb vteleerapbirt.'
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-09-15
II ,u Gnte -pent tae lslesrapbsntab,l
yeoelmdBt0 arbettet.

rsaslmdbia orbsttst.
Noa nun an perpen 0efddfte amiihen
nurppa unb Nmsritu nit perielten Ne
a,lmds.at,tt uuo Stbsb,it obsemad
,perp,n. ,psl@e BEN 8ert,br awif@tn Gb,
eoao unp Nem.gorl &aroltertfren. Gil
Grporte Raufnonn miro fe,ne Baumwouf
i,in Mebl poer l.in Btef In Qtperpool q,
psml,lben faae vertoufen, an BEN er e.
fauit. 9Iuf ce., enali1den Mdrftsn miro.
tluftia letne ueberfaQuna %po,temmen,
neil niht u,,br buupert Shiffe ouf elm
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-09-15

- Ser @cnfitutipreu etbt sinen llsz
berblid uber cen geaerrdrttgen Steno
Der fran;6Tfd,sn &ris0smarine nan1eat~
lid in @sroleidung nit Get Warine i'm
Sabre 1847. Tas MartnesB ucQst be-
lief fi4 bamal6 auf 100 WtQionsn,
beut;uiase bslduft es Va auf 1913 Miiuiz
onen, rorin iepo6 "a Miuionen fit Die
@olcniesn ant bic Strafanfalt In Gu>
yan'. 70 rpis nabe al II Miuipnen fir
llnterbalt Der WarineeT ruppen III ben
@plpnieen ni9t nit einbearifen fno.
Daeeeen betrus pie Seeftdrtt Der 6lctte
1847 226 Seaelldife unp 90 Dampf@
fh,fe NIT 1850 pfercefraft; 1864
100 @ea'Naife unb 352 Dampfi&ife
nit 94,107 pferpef,aft. ueber bic eHef'
ttpe @eemaGt unb peren @tntbeiluns
I'm Muaentlide lelb|f maGt Der Gont'tu>
ttoneu teine au6flbrli&eren Ansaten.
,,ur eeiiebt man, tae fir pas Sabr 1867
cine @e-minpsrung Der au6aerifeteu
S&iFe beabf6ti1t 1T. Die 3aM eisier
au~sseraaeten S@iHe betrus 1866 1873
anp {ou1867 ouf 167, NIT 27,121
Wann in acttveu1 SeeoienF, berabseieBt
weroen.
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balte e6 pteber. 0tn troQten fe
unp Mtemanb font. Gnett@ trat Grant
auf pte platforu, beraus upb nu, tribnte
Elm Grtupsnrut lpie pte @eitQf&ah i'm
nod nt&t 9eb1rt felt ne @aftinAton
psllaGsn. Das bolt tarste bnsu eratif
@rants 6aub, f&atelte lie unb iutslte
laut. Nun oeriu6te aud Sewarb. BE
Mtn8e iu berutteen, alIein isst etfhalte
IS laut :" @tr pollen teipe Buterbrcpe
pom anpY Sobnion. 1as bobsn pir
ielst unp un(ere Supp.ntnoden bo3u!"
n@tr wolen nt@t, bo6 @erdibsr BE
@ebstne ABRAHAM 2tneeln'S
entpetben y
6osan l@lu9 nun brei 5o&s far BE
Union Dor. Ste .purbsr gebraat unb
8let& tabinterber auf Mntrag elmer Stiu,.
me aus Der Msn8e blei bo&s fit bic
G%enter.
No@malS trat Sobnlon bsrppr. nDenn
Sie mir nur erlauter tpoQen 3u lprtden
= aamutelte Ct. aber v@rant )" 6od
@eneral Grant" iau@ite BE Menae.
Gnpli1 9ab's Sobnlon auf unb 3og fl6
IN ben MaBer 3urld.
Gbenlo er3dblt Der Gbteaeo @sputlican
Don Ger Dem YrdTbenten In Der 9r5Bten
Metrcpole ee6 @efen6 eetporoenen Muf:
nabune. a1
nDu Yrdfpent ,pur Der Gtts tu bte
Stufen res Sberman<9 aults binab IN
bic Rut1he fieo.
Ni4t Elm 8ipat, fein ermutbiasnber
2aut %ptrtlneete Die snpe(enbeit eints
(Dmpatbifrenpen Greuneee. Ni&t 70
NIT Grant, farm 3eiate f& beTtn freunr.
lt@es @efdi unp trdftise @stalt, 10
u,adte Der LANCE 9efansen 9ebaltene Gn'
tbuIaemu6 in etnem meitbinDr1bnenpen
6urrab1uf lid 2uf. Iaideutlher lpebe.
ten unp bunperte pom Often unb Mlsen
fossn in pie 2uft, oils pb BON oulz
tanti@er Kraft empor sel&leuoert. Gin
prdirent Der Ser. Staatsu pom Dem
@olfs empfansen nit |dweissnoer 8er-
a@tun8 urp Elm llnter9ebes beerdBt NIT
elaeu1 70 arobaltisen Gntbufaemus,
,pte Jpn fsfn Glrit je %tmpfaneen."
~uVv wv :" OV1HS ANtV lUss*eVAsSN
Dot, -p.r Sttmu1e pes Golte5, bic u,aies
fdtiihur lprad, uenn fe in ernfem
Sdnetaen Yerbattte, als renn fe con=
uernce 8ipate far Grant ertSnen lief.
auset{prehenen @eroamu1un8surtbsils
70 erbobt aetpeien fein. pa6 Ct ME sta
trittlt ct Sunee nntdt mebr. ntttipislen"
t,ault6 Gem Mountnnent - @cnet,t In
@vosby : Operabaaie nt&t bsinptn.u
poQte:t .
Mar loute Cen. Mtanne 8aliaut aui
be Seelenpnnosn !eaen, Die e. e~npfanaen
auf ieiner Retis. welde iebt sinen.A, men
lanperauoe mad Der &i&tftdtte, als BEN
zines Geliette bes 8oltesu pur@ Elm Don
ibn, btsludtes 2anb elia. unp i'm ~.
elet@ mad NsueO tleanS fdbreu. BIZ
pprttoeu 8 bus 6 in Retb uno @ltee
feIen uno tbn BON penlelben beburras
ben la}]en.