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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-05-19


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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-05-19
uaktftr gradr

= ameM, Fns isst bel uns
hQtaer IN babsu, ais psr bem 3ries, 80 Gents
ne 0a,S hiQiasr als lestet iSabr, uue aae ibri'
4su @aartu ju beteuteno beratas,eBisn YEsifsn.
Die Nxspabl rcn 9u@paorsn fir Strren II
szSfst mt. retahaltissr, ais is aNYer.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-05-19

Wrpcerie II. YrpYiltpn>Stpre
Sobn 2Seber ii. 8r1.,
Gde BON 5crt unp Ramiey StraBt,
(nate Ger friberea rBsl.H)
ct. paul . R~innefp!a3
@ir lsntea bic Nufaertiamgeit Der Barsz.
sen ct. Vaui unh umaeeeaD auf un5srn nott-
a~sfldtsn @rresrsfcre. aae A,!sa @rpe.,ieu.
e~sbensnittei, Webl, Butter, Gisr, Gin sorsasI;i=
&es Vlas Wager sc. hatsn to.t iieis an eanr.
WE liefera uaIsra aussffa tie Maa.en ;n's
3aus.
lin a~ersigien 3u3pru6 t:.ea
sefohn Wetet 4 Brueer.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-05-19

100 1usenp Nerts.
80 5pbiaesn.
81 Sdeuftlu.
~ Ileifdlausipsmeie;.
20 gstraios=S daufeIa.
~ aus Dol; affpdtereaStbe.
10 "Litt}e Giant" Clothes
Wringe-.
aornl&aI.M Observation-Disclosures @af5I-
~ Ssinnraser Ssnien -seuisniisle-
Seuoabeln-Rtten- Sauen-gfuss alter ar..
W-unp sites. eefsn sin 5armer tsu5tbis, III.
INSTRUMENTATION n,uier mir faaen, tab ni,
itnsn tei @s1tdufeu 70 snnfige Beeineunesn
t1eQen %t0nnen, ale iresie Gin ancercs taus ia
@elten
1@ SER Gries. eambredt. son ups
ale. rtutItsr G'e,t anesnelt. ri,b mid! rerfgb~
len lstnsn rentidsu eanbssutsn tsi itrsn Gu
fau'en -fuunsidif u r oaue gu ie;u.
Biaelcn. Wureod u. &c.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-05-19

perr Dsrnbarp 5. 5abm,
IT ls,s germ bersit, alien eisnlth ~ fsin. pride
Huisrn Waarsnppzratb turt;uuaulern uini9en.
@atbcart II. 80.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-05-19

Dem peutIhsn Yubiitu nj.
Dom unts.seihnessa, ,a&esna ss in tas ppbl.
ssiaunte unb POPULATE DrpspVes' @si&aft bee
BERN u. &. Auen in 11inntapclis siuse.reten.
a,uStrt % Sur3asltre @snustruuns, isinen
ssutld.n 6veunpen in 5snnepin unc ben teuat.
tarten Goun.ies auauseiSen. ba6 man Jpn in BEN
10 ~betannten Store pets be'eit Tnotn rire, al
len, pelhe uns nit itrss 1nnnsr!da1t essbren
roaen. auf,uwarten. 5slbf Gin Deuti@er,
usrbe i'd rem @aarsnperfauf On brutlac Sun.
p.n u,eiue aan,e 3sit pionsn, une sann esni,l-
ben Rtts .ine auaaufi&nee Auspabl pom Wla.
1sn cNeviYeu. ME he BEN 1asssbeearfni6 min.
iA.nswe,b iiub. 9Sir l00sI 60 uniey unausee-
:,sts xne aingsarsnstts 8smabsn fein. uns i'm
Sgtytshr nit Mn1.rn Runbtn bic e0gsmsinife
Bbnw,ioaaft uut Mnsrfennura eerielten 3u ptr.
sisasu. Nhilip NJ. @eber,
hi ". Z. ALLEN.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-05-19
9igelom, Mur0ph 4 Qo's
Ma9a5in,
DON Observation-Disclosures (,
ct, paul, Mtnnelota.

Mir babsn fas ersbte Eager san 6asasiss-
ratbiGaften uni Wablea.nafvvinsrfsa rssa!!tta. 1oa
ebieaso.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-05-19
6as MQerncmeite

5rlbiabrs- u. @pmmerfD6e
un0 WQaren,
in @rpt. unS xleine @%s1taut
-R-
ttaiaers spett biniAer ais ie 3uosr
.s6asusr geslauf anr ns'ner greNt'"
w habsn hi
g. s.. 8nssrsoll s. S.,
1SaERsoLL's BLOCK,
Udt her Dritten uue @ataibaw Strasc,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-05-19

Die a~uaisbenfe Meuieteit Der Saifon i!
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-05-19

Nm Sonntas Dor IA lasen aer<
n5rte cine rur& Spibbuben anaeltat,
Gsuersbrunf beiuabe einen oau,en .Blod
an ter Sdeieite Der Sbanetfnee in
Qeavenwprtb, &anfls. ~
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-05-19

leihe OuWel. Vtlitattlrten, p~DctJAr0phts
lde Grpie,1 ter bs1en BemdIee BET sra.
ptiper I@uuerte, mebrere Ban,e Wanu.
feript. cine MnSabl pon 8rifen ycdn 2iaz
coin uno anrersn berprrraeenpen peri5n<
lidtsiten, feline Yrtpot. unp Gamilisntor<
~refponbfn3 unp Gin auaflb.I,9eS Gage
bud eatbalten m:ren.
-Natbanitl unb Martin 2ineer. Batter
unb 9obn, bte auf elmer Garu1 IN an.
ciana als bol,fdQer arbeisIen, fanp,n
ibren Sob bur6 9crAiftunA NIT sdisr.
ltn8erurlsln, Die Re fit unlUa,Iiie &c.
balten unp esncNtu. Beipe bat'en 7 user
tn Der u%ntctearu1se 8eptent,
- Sen. Oscar &. Mann If an BE
Slele bee. ab9eisbten 0sp. Saneiper iu,,
2%spenlfn.G Collector bee ff1en 9Qinois>
DiRtiete ernannt murcen.
Gtn fe8ensrei&es SnRitut.
. Bon Dem Rinbbstterinne, eolpital In
glstp yort tbfilt Der tortist Demofrot NIT:
Wdbrtues Gee lebtea Sabrts muretu 81
3ineer-56 3aabsn uap SO Wde@tn.
tn hem 3ufiu&tsbau(t 9eboreu. 81
Iosr!tlts'l pasea Stlnue, 4i@ra<&. 1
Mtbeteoltet uab S loet Aeboreti, 324t
SIane1 Uutbfa NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
tale asbertalb enttuubeu, fit Grrt@tuaa
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-05-19

pa(frte elm @riammtbeihlub. relder 70.
bes 8oblenSl ron Der Sieuer tcfreit.
3 Dpolittle 9iebtnf@t1
u m 3eitunAsn.-@dbren Der Die:
tuition liter has Srumbuli6e Auenpe:
msnt ;ur Npprppriatipnsbiu feute Ser,
Dooli!tle, slnrp Sobnion'6 pupel Dol
WisepnGn, utter Mnrcrn Die Bstaup
lung auf, res @tdIcent babe lei Der Dol
tbm ppr8enomu1enen Mmlsent(sBune I'D
purdau6 In fsinem Sale pom poliii1del
Nldiidten uno NbGhtea lei,sn loi5en
ioneetn leeisli@ Beamte abeeisBt, I'm
plab fit &C.. ients 9olea!en uup 6eeleut,
3u MAIDEN.
6rrr 5cws, Ger treu s%sbltebene rapital
senator pom @isfonin, ertct fI@ bier.
auf, 9errn Dpolittle rur6 cine Mueein-
aneerltsun8 lbsr Die @ittlamttit re,
p%rdfpfntieQen @uiuptine aus etner @ia.
toniIuet 3eituns pas @esentbeil III be.
peifsn.
9irauf srllarte berr Dccliule, Ct bab,
tet1 gertrauen ~ ben 3si,unaen. unit
CLAUDE fein Sofa ppn rem. rpas lie laaen.
Sie bdtten tbn 70 ara bel4impft, tab {,
he aar nidt mebr leie."
@eiier Drpltttle! gtcpf' tir, rur BIZ
Sbren 81, ipenn's tonnett, urp CLAUDE
rann, tsr Blie t6nre bid ni&t trefen,
Wertmdrcis, ME rteie seiuntsnsn @r6beu
aQeual 10 tpeui8 UNI Die 6Tentli&e Met.
1ar8 t1rc IN. bic 3un9e Der Bf.ntli&eu
Meinunp, he 3tttun9en 8sben. menr
btefelbeu pen Stab fiber re aetrcdfn.
9S9f fcncerbar. pie bieie n,prolifden
8anfsretteuss aQeu,al tfe 5fsntlt@e .3ri=
ut psradtsn, lcbalp ft inter .aue Rrtiit
beratBefunten.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-05-19

Auias 6ands, Elm pobIbabenter
oeuti9er Gtnuobner pom @ranpiQe Conn.
0te.. eri&oe fla in eineu, anfaQe BON.
Sufnn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-05-19
Der biQiee
GountrD Store
96meu s Slciiua.

(ebeHials Wann'f.)
6ut&inion. Me2fcb Counts, Minneieta,
snpfeblt TEN setbrtsn wutlfum sts sa.. aus-
webl Son
Brcferiss u. prcpifcneu, i,cenem uns
ycDetan : Oeldirr. Sdube unit
StiefeIn, fsriissn &leire,a,
gaenuaoren
uae Nutm mas In einsm neb.einperiaansagans
po!e Ggip6t ne,een fam.
60 Nt. n.roen aufe eifriais tsmatI ieiu pur4
sS'usstfif Der prstfe nne Cite Der Uaarea un.
lsta aefeIiea aunben telsne ,n seniseu.
o1N SGnsu u. B!sGuo.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-05-19
=. ~. Bates,

>
Sti lpater Wirn,{pte
@ros, ane xleiapdueler In
9rDcerien nnb Yrpoillpueu,
6isarren. 5abaden,
Gjfem>@ @ ee IL,
poBeQan- Eao Stein-8ut,
GQen<Waaren unb
yanhee- n9tiors, lit. cit.
Dessleidsn fd.1maide &rsen
DEM osrebrten Dsutiden pubtitsm bie.utth biz
ersebsns gnseies, oae nsin Stcrs in Zen ssea
anesessen, n Bran9sa biz ppGtanetste auepati
e'etet anp Qaes ~ Stn biaigt:n preiieu ~ ia.
ben IN. Das 9esitrs perben beicabers Pans.
tauHsrts Dobltbun gu bfridfdtis.n.
&. d. BoteS.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-05-19

~ Den 9easb1ten beutlhen Runs
txn iu's Dsjcnbere bic Mn,sies. bab ibr Qanbs>
m1un,. pezr q. 5tn1HeL. in unferm Sture
asis bt,sit ID, Fe RAD @ual9 gu bsbieaen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-29

MAYORS COURT-MAYOR MAYO PREsT-
DING-FRIDAY MoRNING.-Joscph Whita-
lser was arraigned for assaulting and beat.
ing his wife. Mrs. Whitaker being too unwell
to appear, the case was continued until
Monday, and Joseph was sent TO Jail in de,
fault of surety.
The continued case of Carlos W. Ellis
and William A. Porter, charged with ex-
hibting faro, was called up. A witness
named J. B. Kcfner, who was in the gaming
establishment at the time Of the descent by
the officers, refused to testify, because by
so doing he would criminatc himself. Ills
Honor wished TO know if he were lnte-
rested in the game; to which the witness
replied that nc was not. his Honor SAID
that the fact of party's being bettor at
or a locker on a game of faro could not
render him liable to Il prosecution when
summoned as a witness. Mr.. Gulgon,
counsel for Kefner, instructed him not to
answer any question. The case was by
this time suspended for awhile. The par
ties were bailed for their appearance on
Tuesday ncxt-Ellis and Porter in the sum
of 81 900 each, and kefner OF S2OO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-29

LIFE ISsURANCE ,aUmsuds Itself 10 lho faTor'
aole consideration q, every prudent mau, aud no
one can select better company IN which 10 effect
a risk on his life than the Richmond Savings Bank
and Insurance Company. 1t hAs = capital "f 1870,
600, and its officers aud directors are we'll known
to us as among the best and safest business men IN
the community. This company is Issuing \ large
number OF policies on the most LIBERAL terms,
And At lower rates than any other company And
then. too, in these times Of great scarcity oi
money, notes are taken for the cash payment. Lei
us all see TO it tina, our home institutions are en-
couraged and thus keep in our city the large
amount Of money which would Else be sent away
never to return All the premiums received by
this company are loaned or invested here. In
every respect it is worthy the confidence and pa
tronage OF our people.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-29

WAY DO YoU SILVER, AND SAY, "I An So CoLp ?"
when you can 20 in few minutes ine TO the
large and frst-class clothing house ot THOYAs S.
BALDwIS Il Co. and procure warm suit OF
beaver cloth or OF cashmere and an elegant over
coat for o few dollars. We see the great reduc-
ton In price, of this house in to days paper, which
must make every one in need go and buy bargains
So take our advice while you have chance to dc
so Go ami avail yourself Of the reduction. We
know Of many who have d ne SO, but there II
plenty left yet to supply all in want. They give
you good fresh made goods at lower prices thar
can be bought elsewhere. We know the houss
will do whstit says. So 30 aud get your win!eI
supply of clothing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-29
PIANOS.
DIAN 1
RICHMOND MUSICAL EXCHANGE
i3s MAIN STREET, YEAR TIE Posr-oFFIcl.
JOHN ". DAVIES SONS.
sole agents for
CHARLES N. sTIEFF's CELEBRATED PIANOS.

These Instruments have been before the public
FOR THE LAST THIRTY YEARS, In competition
with the bes makers OF the country, and are nov
pronouncsd by ALL THE LEADING PROFESSORS
AND AMATEURS the
BEST PIANOS MANUFACTURED
These instruments have ALL THE LATEST I'M.
PROvEaENTs, and are
WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS,
with the privilege Of exchange within twelve
months II not entirely satisfactory
to the purchaser.
We refer to tho following persons who have
sTIEFF'S PIANOS now in use in Virginia:
General r. Z Lee. Lexington;
THONGS H. Wynn-, Richmond, Va;
Dr Huston, Richmond. Va.
Colonel Nat. Tyler, Richmond, Va;
Samuel a Eaton, Richmond Va;
Cap ain John Grssnor, Jr., Richmond Va;
Thomas D. Charles, Richmond, Va
MIRA l. W. Giazebrook, Richmond, Va;
s Hpchinger. Richmond, Va;
Exchange Hotel, Richmond, Va.
AnderSonis Art Palace, Richmond, Va;
Professor Ambold. Richmond, Va;
n. B. Psiro, Lynchbrrg;
Professor Grah am. stanton
Professor 4. ]. Turnsr, Stauntonj
Miss Nary Baldwin, staunton;
Harvey Efingsr, Rockingham county;
B. p Harrison, Berkeley county;
K. e. Williams, Jefferson connty;
Colonel James II. Saibert, Shenandoah county
John Y. Watson, Page county,
Dennis Daniels, ESQ.,, Jefferson county;
d s. Rentch, Esq. j. f.rson county
william Rush, Esq Jefferson county;
william q. Butler, ESQ Jefferson county;
Hugh Mckee, Esq Jefferson county;
50. Cunningham, Esq Berksey county;
Rev. Mr Hair, Berkeley county:
Jacob Miller: Esq. BsrEslsy county.
b. specE, Rsq., Berkeley county
g. W. Hoks, Esq -, Berkeley county;
A. Bowman, ESQ Berkeley county;
L. CoDp5eli Esq . Berkeley county;
James Jenny, Esq,, Herkel y county; ...
srs L,ebrTsTsp RsSksIsy yon%9y so%9'y
PM Custer, E.q Rockingham am county;
John F. Lewis, Esq., Rockingham County;
G w. Rosenberger, ESQ Rockingham county;
J. O. Steele, Esq. Lexington;
Whit 4 Pole. Lexington:
James l.. Miller, Esq shenandoah county;
Miss A. Miller, Shenandoah county;
Joseph Allen. Esq Shenandoah county;
John Wi,sler, Esd., Shenandoah county;
Samuel Moore, Esq Shenandoah county;
Charles Moore, Fsq., shenandoan county,
Noes walton, Esq., Shenandoah county;
Dr. Peter Below, Shenandoah county;
Professor Louis ids. stanton;
Major HotchIiss, Stanton;
J. w. Abby, Esq stsunton;
Isaac Witz, Esq, staunton;
J. I. Grove, hiq S,aun,9n;
Dr. Artbur. S,aunton
Professor 4. J. Turner, staunton
Professor Joel Ettinger, Stauuton;
A. NJ Bruce. Esq., stanton;
Virginia and American Hotels, Staurton
S: S Bradford. Esq, CulpePer C3nrthouss;
Mrs udc5 wi wise &gpss1C S@qFtsos
Rev. K. II, Philips, Virginia Female Institute
]. e. CoTeili, Esq l., Principal Deaf and Dumb In
stitute, Staunton.
Acall OF ALL IN WANT or SUPERIOR PIANO'
IL solicited. TRRNs LIBERAL. deb
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-29

THE PARTY OF THE LEE CLUR.-The Lee
Club, composed of young men Of Shockoe
Hill, had their first party at Captain
Thomas Thor Epps's on Thursday night, and the
general verdict of all who attended 1t IS
That it was as pleasant an affair Of the kind
as ever they attended. Quite number of
beautiful ladies were present, and were
attended by sufficient number OF gentle
men to make each one of them belle.
Dancing IS the order Of the evening, and
was kept up until nearly the dawn OF yes
terday. The gentlemen in charge of the
affair had everything there to make it pass
off merriIy, and every one was made to
feel at home in short time. The scene was
one of genuine enjoyment; and when the
hour for the parting of guests came, the
only regret among them was that the first
party of the Lee Club did not last longer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-29
VOL. xxx.
LIST OF LETTERS.

IST OF LETTERS REMAINING
hin TIE POST OFFICE At RICHMOND
STATE OF VIRGINIA, DECEMBER %, uGe.
~ not called tor within one month they will b,
sent TO the Dead Letter 0fice.
TO strangers or transient visitors In town
city, whose special address NAV be unknown
should be marked on the lower left-hani eorne
with the word "transient.'
Place the postage stamp on the npper right han,
corner, and leave space between the stamp an,
direction for post marking without interferin.
with the writing.
To obtain any Of these letters the applicant mus
call for "ddcertised letters" giving the date O
this list, and pay one cent for advertising
N. B.-A request for the return Of 4 letter to tn,
writer, II unclaimed within thirty days or less
written or printed, with the writer's name, post
Office, and State across the left-hand end Of the en-
velope, on the face side, will be complied with.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-29

DEATH OF JUAN PIZzINI.-We have to
record the death of another well-known
and highly-esteemed citizen, Mr.. Juan
Pizzini, who died on Thursday night, after
an illness of about six weeks. His funeral
will take place from ST. Peters Cathedral
this morning at 10 o'clock.
Mr.. Pizzini was born in the island OF o0r-
sica in 1911, and was tifty-fve years oid'
He came TO this countrya poor young man
at the age Of eighteen, resided a snort
time in Philadelphia, then removed TO THIS
city, where he prosecuted business as a
merchant for more than thirty years, and
by his strict integrity and untiring industry
amassed handsome fortune. lie was a
man of great purity of character, and in
quiet and unoStentatiouS manner gave
literally OF his means to the poor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-29

HoLLYwooD FREE SCHooLs-LOwELL
FREE ScHooLs.-Some months ago we re-
ierred to the schools established here by
the Soldiers Memorial Society Of Boston,
under the general superinteudeDce OF An.
drew Washburne, Esq. Our readers VIII
bs interested In some further information
in regard to them.
The Girls Intermediate School at Hol-
lvwood, taught by Miss Sarah E. Foster, OF
Waltham, Mass, now numbers seventy
pupils. The good order and Jealous appli-
cation of the pupils cannot be too highly
commended. Miss Foster devotes herself
entirely to the welfare Of her pupils in
and out of school, visiting among them,
distributiong clothing, and otherwise aid
ing the needy.
The Hollywood Primary School has $50
scholars, and the teachers are Miss Jennie
Howard, of Fairhaven, Mass; Miss Dixon,
of Richmond and Miss Maria Morse, OF
Walpole, Mass. They are all earnest
workers, and are encouraged in their labors
by the good progress the children are
making in their studies. The usual cie-
mentary branches, such as reading, spell
ing, arithmetic, geography, pencil-writlng,
aud pencil-drawing are taught In TINS de-
partment. These teachers also visit in the
families OF their scholars, ministering to
the neccssitous by supplies OF clothing
and other needed articles.
The Lowell Free School is located on
the north side of Franklin street between
Sixth and Seventh streets. The boys in
termediate department has been in opera
ton some time, with sixty-three pupils,
Miss Rebecca Breck, of Franklin, Mass.
teacher. Although many of the boys are
large, and the whole number appears to be
too many for one teacher, Miss Brcck has
succeeded in a remarkable manner in Sc
curing quiet, good order, and Studious
habits among her scholars. The residents
of the neighborhood tell us that the con-
duct of the boys out OF the sChOol-room is
unusually exemplary. Two other rooms
have been prepared in the Frankiin-strcet
building, and next week an intermediate
school for girls, and q primary school for
small children of both sexes. will be
opened, with Miss Sarah f.. Huskell, of
Medway, Mass, Miss Martha 4. Parker,
of Northboro', Mass, and Miss Ellen NJ.
Lee, of TempletQn, Mass, as teachers.
As soon as a suitable building can be OBJ
tanned, school will be commenced on
Union or Church Hill.
1t will be understood that these are all
free schools for the white children of the
city and suburbs. The unexceptionable
department and Christian spirit of the
teachers have won the kind regards of the
parents of the children and others ac-
quainted with them, and to a very great
extent removed the prejudiccs which
existed against all northern school teach
ers when these schools were first started.
The fact is, as we stated some days ago in
regard to another enterprise, good people
from any quarter, who come amongst US
to pursue the avocations of life in spirit
of peace, will be welcomed by our COM
munity.