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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-02-05
Button-Hole Machine

ButtOn-HOle Machine - p
WILL make your Button-Holes to order Lambs
Z wv KNITTING MACHINE will do your Knitting.
Florence SEWING MACHINE makes four different
stiches and has the reversible feed. The New Weed
Machine. Shaw q Clark $4,000 Machines. MA
CHIMES TO LET, and REPAIRED. .Jrgl
ux-Al kinds of Machine Trimmings, at -iiaI
- w. s. DYER, 1874 Middle St., a.'5 IS
'Eit = ~ Up One Flight Starts.
Jan 16--eod I'm 1saia- ~ fls i 81
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-02-05

~ 10 ih ~. Lost. ,T9gfaI goiI .
ON Wednesday evening last, Sable Cuff. The
~ finder will be suitably rewarded by returning
the same at Park St., Stetson Court.
Feb 3-d3t* no e. lq
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House for Sale,

- ~ - House for Safe.. y
TINE three-story Brick House No. 70, corner Of
l. Danforth and Tate Streets. 1t has all the mod,
ern improvements and is In excellent condition.
The house can be examined any day.
For terms, &c., apply to
ACR xseer ~ RUFUS E. WOOD,
\ . seS ~ 81 , r. No. 10 Central Wharf. 3
Portland. Nov. 8, 1S65-istf
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Store to Let.

at7 81 -usaocast For Sale. ..st5,t
A LOTin Evergreen Cemetery, on the main Ave-
IA nue.. Said lot is composed of two lots in one,
and is very handsomely laid out. For particulars,
address Box 500 p. o. y ilil. d sal.a. - -
Nov4-dtf .hi TO sEf <. .srsl4a
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For Sale.

49, story and half House, in Yarmouth VIII
;;. lage, centrally located, but o few steps from
III the Post Office, Church, Stores, and School
House. Said house contains ten finished rooms; is
in good repair, and convenient in every respect Size
of lot rods on the front, bys Deep with a garden
under good state cultivation. For sale low for
cash.. Enquire of F. w. SEABURY on the premi-
ses. iaf5- .i.,5. -t..f -s to;..r ja24eod3w* r Z
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For Sale.
For Sale

.s - For Sale.
TIME UNITED STATES PATENT RIGHT for
Il MARSHALL'S IMPROVED ANCHOR.
For further particulars enquire of, or address
800 elaa. GEO. L. KIMBAIL,
@. z Firm of Stevens, Freeman Il Co.
NOV. ll--du ~ !. ------L ~ - -
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Sold wholesale and retail by
Mr.

Sold wholesale and retail by sf --lis
rl-t JOHN M TODD,
No. IA Middle, cor. of Exchange St., Portland, Me.
And by Crosman & Co, 70 Middle st.
DB None genuine except the name is blown in the
glass. t ct.
Z TO AGENTS.
take this opportunity to answer the many inqui-
cries made to me, Iappoint but one agent for each
town.. want an agent in every town In the State.
Would like to hear from Biddeford, Saco Lewiston,
Brunswick and Bath. -li i1l - tsi2
Wholesale Agents, j. W. PERKINS and PHIL
LIPS q Co., Portland, Me- tu .
My Hungarian Balm is for sale at
j. BENEFITS, Denmark,
I'M. HAYDEN'S, Bridgton, -
A. o. IIBBY'S, Limerick, tl'i-
Samuel Hanson, Buxton. t.f o
A. o. Noyce, Norway. 4.t- 30 "f
j. r. LUNT, los Middle ST. W. ''i-
.- =. P. BRANCH and j. A. JACKSON, Gardiner
A. III. CLARK, Pttston. WYE
M. j. WHITTIER and F. SWEETSIR, Port
land.
A. BAKER g. CO., Gardiner, will supply
agents for Kennebec and Somerset Counties.
will supply agents as fast as possible. &c
GO j. M. TODD, IA Middle Street.
PORTLAND.
January g. 1S66.-d3m ID. i- -.-.I- -.5i
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pR Job work of every description neatly execut-
ed at the Press Office,
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in Premiums, offered to NEW ENGLAND FARM
Frs for the best experiments with my ~
sUPER-PHOsPHATE OF LIME.
And Bradey's Patent Tobacco Fertilizer in growing
Corn, Potatoes, Turnips Oats, Grass, and Tobacco,
on not less than one acre of land each. it-.-A
OF LILO super seIs PSospSate Of Lme, o0' VIII" $50
For the s4S best ao experiment On DC Corn S S
For the best experiment on Potatoes, so
ss;s1, best experiment on Potatoes, 90
For the best experiment on Turnips, b % g
For the l best experiment. peri on a. OATS @
Fort the best experiment on Grass either Pasture
=. second best experiment on Grass, do. 60
For the best experiment on Tobacco with Brad ~
ley's Patent Tobacco Fertilizer, II go
second best experiment on Tobacco, do 40
Reports to be sent in before the list day De-
cember, 1866, to William L. Bradley, Boston, con-
tanning description OF SOIL mode ofcutivaton, guam
tity Of phate OF Lime used ef whom pur-
nure; every report to be certified to by some citizen
of integrity in the town where made: these reports
when in, will be referred to Committee of three
competent, disinterested gentlemen, whose duty lit
shall be to award said premiums after examining the
reports; the premiums to be paid on the list day Of
To avoid any possible chemical error in the manu-
focture OF my Fertilizers, have made arrangements
with the highest chemical talent, to aid me in this
important department, and not single ton of Phos-
phate Tobacco Fertilizer will be allowed to 90 to
market until it has been sampled and passed inspec
ton by actual anysis. ssH tHSf-4# T1T
TThe above-named Fertilizerscan be purchas-
ed nom reliable dealers throughout New England.
Pamphlets containing testimonials and directions
for using Super-Phosphate OF Lime can be had, free
OF charge, by addressing the manufacturer or deal
ers: also Bradley's Manual for growing Tobacco will
be sent free to any grow OF the weed by asking for
it by mail. 49, 2.-
Manufacturer of Goes Bradey's Patent Super-Phos-
plate Of Lime; Bradey's Patent Tobacco Fer
tilize; Fine and Extra Fine Ground Bone;
u n Broad Street, Boston.
Jan 27-d4m fl=. b
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Aug. 29-dtf
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-02-08
Roman LaWyers.

The bar with us 10 one of tho great k,-ces
OF society, and opeus road TO Influence aud
to political success, But the old Roman
lawyers seem to have had some advantage
over their modern brethren to Judge by Al,
article in the British Quarterly.
AT first the Roman plcaders received no
remuneration beyond the services which
every client owed to his patron. Copse
quently when the laws had become dis
tinct science, it became the practice 70,
clients to reward their advocates by making
them presents, which (to evade the Cinctan
law passed to prevent this) were often dis
guised as Secret loans. Before the fall OF
the republic these fees equalled in nagpi.
tude the largest fees known in modern time
Even Cicero, who was regarded as a model
OF dlslnterestesiness is said to have received
FROM Pubiins Sylla $40. 900 as fee for hi,
forensic services. In modern times MANY
fortunes have been made at the bar. but we
imagine none can be compared with that OF
NJ. Lucinius Crassus, whose fortune is said &c
have exceeded $15. 900, 900. One mode of re.
~arding advocates by legacies left to them
by their clients. appears to have been q
source of considerable profit, and was esteem.
ed highly honorable 10 the legatee. Cicero
boaste'i that in this way he had received
70 OOo, 900 sesterces, more than $500. O0O
We fear that clients in our day are not &c
lib ,ral i'll their last wills and testamepts
In fact, during the best days OF Rome,
success at the bar was the su.est introduc
ton to popularity, distinction and political
power.
No wonder, then, that the art of forensic
speaking WAS greatly cultivated, and with
80 much success Probably no age has pro
duced band of more eloquent Inen thar
cicero and his contemporaries of the Roman
Empire.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-02-08
Dob PRINTING
Fer the Kenosha Telegraph.
Sc D r. -as.HH

-, .-L,oL r,o,, bo,,o ooIIad
--'" $50 $50 = NO. u II HUTlTfgIE Tl
And ~ S,aa, ssg,bal we testits worth s.
,a, ,;o s. son1bt vim vsrnino none can ouite
repress, T,--u ltSHE s...
AZ one' INC 'iV""i - ''"f's'De
Ger L.. =. &c.
The heart crows strong at thought of adding store
to store.
Until at last. sweet paac,. shall crown the srife
care ~ ~ 80.
xr,.tz,oo, g.. r,,rr.,,,,, 4,;on TOD ,atasbo eras,
nh, th,t ,,ticr -. I,s ,,-,r .,,...,ss s.. F.t .
snare +.a--s.s.ssnh -.p. ~
Whose chains aroun1 n soa. T;B4 ctaser binds
Too late he f.u3 ;i.st .io..s can .,ryar bless.
Peaca las NJ Ipi, Z, ,ir7ir Il fs et5Fff7s vail
Gold has no chu-o when ,lntlin. nro?; With sar-
distress
,TSitfnrnase- h. ,ggra-l.h.. l,fv7f>. 5liE,-g-
al - IL III
And fon1fy GER -is fta o. Jas r tst Z lissat-;s
With ea... Fl. r. Fl 1 e- ny fs.s;.a name,
That 1inz -:.a.a 1aa. tfr"verrr is ighs
s-s w. sr. -aa - - 80
Soul wealth heart treasure. homes and oys ALL all
That misbt have been in the mast forever last
For ,ybot % ,o,ct ,,iaa hi,,h, tho,, r,int o,,a
- elt - =
A D. -. 49, ~
Nno''ih' . 'i'''' -
Inc sonI h "'eE-'"r' i's "'.'enly food mtst
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That sincerity which is not charitable
proceeds from charity which is not sincere,
When wife hugs her husband it is be-
cause she wants to get around bin"
Be true to your friend never speak of
his falts to another to show YOU own dis
elimination. ..........
There are three things in this world that
deserve no quarter: hypocrisy pharissisu
and Tyranny ...~-- - ..,s-1---cW II
| The iidleeslsoold not be e.sssed among the
living & they are sort Of dead n,eis DOT fit
ITO 20 buried tas 61SI sh1 ,gaiss;sgl &c -
q ..,,y,tssz1i 55a III d.,ol9' q & * IL
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-02-08

II man fall out of window, what does
pc fall against ? Against hiss own will. = : - I
II is exceedingly bad ,husbapdry to .harr,
row up the feelings Of your wife. sssfa. 81
| III 1sg al sEs4gaT~aaataaa sisisfe@ sstsz19
saAsb ssq lsks saszsi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-29

Gordon Farmer. Hoboken, NJ J. Horace K TAYLOR
wiiliamsp1rt, Pa Charles Williams Frodorcks-
burg. Va. John 0. Lawrence Portsmouth. Va
Leaving the City.
The trains leading the city night have departed
crowded TO their utmost capacity Everybody seems
anxious 70 get away at the first moment st there ara
enough left tonight to remind that they not all
gone.
The Texas Election.
Major General Wright, commanding the Department
or Texas has issued general order stating that ~ IN
formation had reached him TO the effect that some Of
the persons chosen at the late election claim to enter
without any other authority upon the duties OF their
ONCE, he orders that the commanding officers OF dis
trcts posts and detachments shall in recognize
them officers; but shall continue TO support the pro-
visional government and the officers appointed under Il
until such time that government shall BIO discontinued
by order from the President OF The United States
Financial Matters.
The receipts from internal to-day amounted 70
sl0l031l. The receipts for the week ending with 70
day were 50, 770s50.
Two new national banks were organized during the
week. Tho amount OF currency issued to banks during
that period 5000 $780, making total amount issued
up date $685. s45 Tho securities held by Treas
Spinner for national banks IA folows:-As
cuy FOR circulating notes. $s2s 12s $780, security for
public deposits national banks designated deposit
tarios $3s, 3i3. 55o-total $307, 035, $50
The disbursements OF the Treasury account OF the
several named departments during the week just closed
were follows:-wr Department, ssi5 sO8; Navy De-
partment ,11o 72s; Interior Department s23o $50
total 81 109,4S5
Fractional currency 10 the amount OF sl77, 500 was
shipped during the week The printed was
1854, 800 The amount redeemed was $50, 400
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sideraon Of Mo BIZ reported day two since by NJ
Aucona, from tho Committee Military Affairs, FOR 70
Funding $500 To persons drafted t~ce within ono ye1
and who commaed furnished sub..ituios OF served
the ON came before the House and WAS passod
PLACID rHx
Tho rules were suspended 20 allow hessns Spaldin1
snd Williams 70 have their recorded Ia the arDz
I'VE on .he Csh Appropriation bin, and their VOTES wess
Mr.. D1LAso moved 10 suspend tho rules to have his
vote recorded tho negative. The rules not
pended
rnrssn.Hrps IN rms unHrow,sr
Mr. RICK trapl OF Mo, from the Committee Torn.
tories repyrod b setting aside certain proceeds from
ArroIsrasu 90 cossrrrrr
The SrKAKsa announced tho following seIos. eoss,
mittee ventilation of the hall :-a.asrs. R.y mosa
Stevens, Dawes, de ano and Nicholson.
Tho srEAxaR also announced Dir. oAraod = mslnsSs
OF the jotnt committee Of two 70 eodlfy during ths
cess tho laws relative to the collection Of customs
K1rEssos
Mr.. HUBBARD, OF Conn, from tho COMMITTEES on Pa
tents, reportod bill allowing X A. voraloa samuel a.
Reynolds John l. white aud Horace l. Emory 70 apply
FOR an extension OF their several patents. Read thrss
Mr. scovIslD said no had been 10 The hall when hs
conference report on The eiyi Appropriation S'h ~A
Tho House then, at twelve O'Clock noon, took
ill three O'Clock
suRvHyoa oxsrRAL or ~yssNKA
After recess the Senate amendment merely vernaI. 10
OF tho staies of lows aud Wisconsin to rlassoaIh,
Nobrssk were taken from tho Speakers table ana con
Cured H.
nllnu OF oosIz
The Senate Joint resolution for tho relief of George
Best.r and Charles W. McCord bu dcrs OF the
sells shiloh nnd Euoh, taken from the speakers
table and referred 10 tho Committee on Clnims.
Tnk D0UAlgkis8 govsnr1
Mr. I.ArmAn from the Committee Printing. Offered
resolution " print us. Of the nouso thsa-
sand extra copies OF the provisions u tho act cqsAx
bounties for soidsrs
ON mo,lon OF Mr. Dwpn tho resolution vs.. lad On
the tabls.
The House st twenty minutes past three took an.Aes
recess TIL -four O'Clock
ruHvYYisa DISTRICT NH
After tho second the Speaker iai before the
House the veto 81 tho President 20 the bill
ing tho Territory OF Montana Into a surveying ~
irct and for other purposes. The following 4 the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-29

WASHINGTON
ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS.
Both Houses In Session All
Friday Night.
Senator Patterson, OF Tennessee, Ad-
mitteA to His Seat.
Agreement on the Civil Appro-
priation Bill.
Isereasod Salaries Or Members Of Congress
and the Bounty Bm Adopted.
One Hundred Dollars for Three Years and
Fifty DOllaniior Two Tears Men.
THE BILL SIGNED BY THE PRESIDENT.
Veto OF the Montana Surveying
District Bill.
Passage Of the Bill Admitting
Nebraska.
An ARMY BEL FINALLY AGREED UPON.
The Tariff Bill Laid on the
Table in the Senate.
The Amendment to tn. Neutrality laws and
the Air Line Railroad Tabled.
--~~~>---~~~~>-~~---
Int Or BlIIs and Joint Resolutions Passed
During the Session.
-~><>~>~~~->~~-e~-~~~~~~
Hon. 0. II. Browning Confirmed as Sec
rotary OF the Interior and Gen.
Dix as Minister to the Hague.
dc. &c. DC.
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O'Clock tbs morning
tu~r Recess.
- ss,sss rAssr
NJ -utts. uaid b. Lsd b.sa iying dp~n ssesp tsis
n,oruing whsn ,hs isssn 90 tue coniefsss
por 0n me Cv AgpsOpr.sii0n hi Ne ID 400 hss v
spr~.r a. syo,ding res,ons lat, and ,h>rfose
s1spsnd The russ issi ~. vote nigh - feofasa
10 the al rusfiss
Ths ruts~ we're snsIsLfsa
NJ sfgyss, had 80 voss r-sofe.d . ~. s-us.a's
and w Rof1 fSs bsd his fsooress - 80 nessi"
sKrsr gsas tsssaNr 20 sss
me Sr.sn pf.-eatsa . esmmaSssteS ffsss 80
reeretsry u Wa snsssf N tbs House fesolses esl
NJ for report ~ ne Bausler ~ pioa sna fs,-i 49,
dl-vs Who aed shls he'd % qr'onsrs X -n lsdc %
,hs tsbis.
The Srvassn stated the H0Iss ths - rss hfsfns1
~ tho gnronng COMMITTEES AID snut~siht c.sfss ths
u VOID rsqarv 100 hour spa . Ls1f - I've hs 70
sgm,srea rhst "a hsd l.-~n oounrsga sts hfsusy
" the s.aais whkb bofy -0lid yffb@,0 sgr's - ts
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srs-s % - rr.c. .. rs 80 s.rssf.s r-s
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svalsa hluss ~ ~. ops-rtsstY'o qs.,v', 'ys.,h
whieh b. hsd prepared fos he tt1v snsos~ ths rtrh
sn sat-. - r,gssn r.sr p--nJs - 10 uasot. No
good 70 h~ felix's nsn
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-07-21

~ O. bsssissiatS nit tie aaaastss6ss
e.llSrsaasa sln.ela.r Barses ~ gasets es'
.&sd &tyev MEssuraal.G smpaeaies aat evIa'
4.s be xssatea besltltea sessGeatli4es. tsss'
Mig ssaaen mir nae balx sesRsben. BE sHtaI'
isnben AnSsrads, nslat ID tss xesat aaS nab
ualerm Gss~yelpsassatea aeSeaabes erlaaSt, teaes
Giaisnlaas soran,ai9tdea.
Rinasapslts. 10. Suit. 1866.
Dir. bic uate,jeiauetsa. bti9siatsen ttsrntt.
sae xir ii bss Rsd River 8esedesasss.o sisu.
t&aft BON @edfs,t. Su.. sesF@ert sarea. BAT
mir an tem In sieier 0eieuf&aft serr&srttai Gt'
sentbum ,ur :3sit Zee sss6sa 8eusre tn Rtaasa'
pole uns teittem. 8erluRe erltttea NIB bab M.
fere gsrluae3 Bon Der befastea Osieui&aft Ia sb-
renbafter Deie unb 3nv sebSriaea Belt btri&ttst
purssn. UNI ID. 9assb S6rase. bsatf&.r eir.
GET BON Rinn sapslts einer Der tntnjst@ne.
ten bsfoeintse tiesnit. bab IL nasia Sar@ tas
.Dsutr leraSrtss Gietntbam ,sel&ss ID IN bes
bslaa,en @skal&aft setR&ert bate. ptebsr aut-
sebaut uns auf's Neae IN her Mod Silver Der.
f&sruuassdeul&aft strl&ert BABE. Sd Tam
naetnen ttutf&en 8reunben fasen. tab ID BE
Oeitai@aft eeprift batt unb bab ID tbnea eta.
pffblen Tam. tbr Gt8entbum IN berfelbeu IL
serlidern, obne fir&ten ,u miGtn. I'M rlnelids.
tau bon e%erfelten betrssen ~ prrten.
4. &. MURPHY
y. 8. BeaI,
Sac. @&rabt.
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8ier>Brauere 3u Derfuufen,

Die llutsrael9netV beati4tissn, ibre in bsr
Gtabt Nsw-lllm unb rontantil9 AM Gcttontrpub
~g.lsgeu. Braueret NIT ousm sa3u sst6rissn Sn-
pentar, am II. Muau0 1866, 0uf benz plaBe an
ten SIdnbistsnbsn Dfentli& 81 ptr0eiBsrn.
0isle Brausrsi 1T pun Brid. nit 3utstVriasm
@pbnbaus, @taQung unb @arte,, out, spsd-
mabis une NIT taBtrserSbnli&en BtqufmIi&=
feiten .inssri9tst. Stc bat ausaeasi6nete Wai'
5erleitunsen bur@ bic eanssn @stduIi&seiten.
quito Reatr NIT @tetneepSlben fir Sung unb
Qagerber aufs Bette siueeri&tet. ,Rupferne
Yraufe0tl nit TO- p:ltem Doesn. 10 gut nit neu
uue Mal,muble mt Yferbe!raft ,e.
Die Braussi nit Neteneebduben unb @a,ttn
umfa6t4 Alder 2anb. Dteielbe tann nit cber
pbne Snpsntar n~ertaAft tuereen.
" Disle Brauerei In BOILER 1bdti8teit NIT Nbfae
fir aIss Bier baS eebraut tcerbsn fam, uno gu
ten Galb GuRumsrs mirb nvr aus @siunbbeits.
&udItten eines Der Vartners ~Strtauft, Der I'D
Yrm @sItaft surIdraisben tninitt.
Sir nabsre Mustunft unb 8eotngunaen rensa
man lt periInli9 uesr f9riftli& an bic unt'r'
aeiGneten.
New= ulna, Brcmn Co., Minn., 3.9uli, 1866,
@@elI u. Bernbarbt.
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&arper. 10. Stu

&arper. III. Sult.
DIR Carer 50. beuti@e 2sfsseuin teierte an,
3. une 4. Sui. in Garpsr Elm Jff, mic nod TENS
I'M Atnneieta 1bal sefeiert worpt. lit. - Dem
Gefp1os'amme semdb ve,iammeltsn il% bic utit-
s1lsesr bss Gsreins am 3. Sui, ysa9mitlass 2
ubr. Us purse cine YrcaeiIsn fosuuiIt uup
ea"n BURG bic St"ben Der @taot esjosen, uu-
ter hsr Sei!uag Der 5erren @sbbare uup Baeltr.
ais Gslmarf9aae, Wogan mar bic Garper Mu-
ft'Sanes. eann f0Ietsn iuuse Niao9en, eann
til 'ten, 1ann Grausn, pann Der Yerein nsblt
dabat, Sno sum S9lub pie @aae, bis auu,
Gtltplas, psIaes i'm Gretn, fsbr ee(&maduol
brrSsri@!st uat. - Die Uetuepner wareu bic
ps1rsn Mubtbsrs uns @sinmanu. gta& BE-
s"o'Suny ess Nspen berri@n aassmsine 0,Tp-
IsHss't uus 9.itertslt. uaO !GneR f9on bate
Nu1ura am Norsen BIS 4. ipren 1b1pu btlt.e.
ssH, ale DIT !esse WaI3er sstanst puree.
I'm A. UNI II ubr Mliltass besaua bic G.i,r-
liGtslt ptseer soa Neuem. Gtsls NVa! betvei-
listsa i@ ualsre ameritan,lGen N,tblrser AUD.
Die unabbaasisteitser .ld,xns purse se rlsleu
unD oes,9tsesus r9pse@ss" pOm Staptl eelal.
it". Oss Gang wutpe pisper bis (pat in pie
Natt Tort8eiest. I'm beiesn lasen flat.n
0tiang uno Detlamatiouen bic Yauien aus.
Das tsrt sins nit bes ssS6sn Oreuuns unp
S'nisttn BON Stattsu. uae 5.ser sius betrie-
eist na& 9aufe. Die &tnuabme bee 0ereius
bslautt lp aber $500. - pisroun bleibt ben,
1e1sin Gin blbi@ss SImm@en aur An}&afuns
s'nsr Bib!iotbtt. Der getein sablt iest l@ua
lber Az Mitslieser.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-07-21
Bon unfcrn, WinncapcliS Gorres
f%pdnbenten.
minnennnlis rs. SuIi.

Minntapclis. 18. Suli. 1866.
MitasI Quinn, Elm .SrIGnber, wurbe in Der
Nodt pom @onntag au' Montae. BON Ni@ael
MeG3Mw, ~ebenfaas einem 9cbn ter 9rinen Sn.
iel uno iebten @inter Mitelieo ber beilieen Der
maneau pom Minneapolis, aaf cfener CITRATE
erlde1sn. Guiun, Ger otei@ ieintn. @t8ntr
%eG,raw. has @aufen als Yroftfloa betrieben
~ baben- lasint, bint rld6t cine @itpe NIT
feds uneraoseneu Ainotrn.
Megram rnrbe aeReru, Madden. ct Elm cries
BerbSr por Grieotnsri@ter @iQiams I'M Court.
bauie ttRapber, CUR srIbtrsn Si&erbeit mad
@t.Yaal sebradt, Ia bas @nii@t f& psrbreitete,
&iGter Qpnd nerbe i'm inter 3eine Mutprit6t III
befpmmen luden.
Nu@ .aus NiuneapuIis babea mir ben Sielen
E,besl6Qen tur9 9pnnen0iG. hrei bier ffattge.
funbene Sale 3u,uflssn. uns ioaen auberben.
nod nsbrere Yericnen. BON biefeut rlebel betrof.
fen, trant barnteber 'iesen.
Infer %3reispyFtus. 5eu . Y. Ortmann,
strleste ftin pauptquartitr pom ct. Mntbony
nod Minneapclis unb guar mad Der Grfen
Strabs, neben 9errn 9altntine's @tore. Da.
nit rdre bem @unf@e Der t'atl&en BssSlfernne
bon Minneapolte entiprc&tn une piini@en nit
teut 1errn Doctor in ieiner neuen SfFee Aaes
eas @ute, tuas ct III nur ielbR piini9en tanu.
Sn Der eeReru ftatteebabten @sneral : gtr-
~fammluns btr parmonia. purben ~fOlsenbe per-
ren ais Bsauate fur has na&Re balbe 9abr Ct
tannt:
wr6fbtnt: .. u. Ortmann.
0iee yr6fbfnt: q. 3nctlau@. .
Direttor: u. Gretben.
wrot.. Selretdr: 6. 1ttilHer.
&,9nunes.S efretdr: s. 3euaius.
@&abmeiter: 8. Rauen.
&sei6eur: u. Dr.mann.
8erpalter : g. Glutrer.
Otbner. ,. 2inbner.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-07-21
8iai8er Mnsperfanf
elmer guten Tarm!
Sslhne Glance fit einen so%rtbeilbaften
5aneel!

Der l1ntsr3eitnste bistet nr@maIs feline 22O
Qlder tntbaltente - tarunter 80 Mder nit Wet.
sen, Safer. &orn 8artoheln, Garn, gum gertauf.
Wisfc. 5ola unb Ba0er bst ter Garn,, Buten
ausseeibnet. @eriumiGes Gramstaus unb aQe
Wirtblhaftssebaute i'm tslsn 3ulanb. vaee
Ser Cafe s or,p StraBe lei Bennets Qafe. Na1
Belieben bes 0Guftrs tpiro Yiebfaue unt Gin
rittuns mitptrtauft. Muss tD9(f biQig.
2A1ba Spf. 81 eilin 4.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-07-21

Gr'alten BON Der Rsd Riser gerF&ssunss.
seirul&aft pen @odfert, Su., finfuut0tbenjig
Dollars ($75) ben soutu 4etras mttnss
8erluass, pel&en ID am IS. Nat 1866 bur@
Geuer an meintm 1orra.b ssu S&uben, Cite
ftlr. 2ttet &C.. ben ID unter woliee 70. q, 707.
In ber ~belasten @ssuf&aft serit&ert bate. Ct.
lit; uab enttinbe Id hermit bic 0eeai&aft al
ler peitsren anipri&e uxs 8erbiubltafeiten ie'
men DsrluN tetrtftnb.
Datirt ct. paul. SANITY Co., 13. 9uIt1866.
Spbn @@rei.