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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-11-16
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oeut1ae E%etouration II. 9oaerbin z1'on
BON Tra,1f Oarf.
nat: Dem Depot uub BLOT netcn Der ga. atb, utt,
81. MntbpnY, Mtnn.
Cas ausAel udteien Geri9te. eeIislDfe Us stu.
unb @aueure> fowie bic f~etufen5 apanaa- Nlga1.
rem uao fof!i0es Ortb'i@es eaesrbisr lfebsa tn
aaeinem elegant e%tnGsriGteten SaIuon Den 1sthr.
ten Gdilen ltels ~ Dieni!sn. Jsesn Morqcn
ireien 0uuu. nrr1F Dard.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-11-16
st. Mntboniu8 Seuer, Nofe, Safa
fu6, G%riuefppf, franfe Nugen.

grn s arpeg 5id1er, Gbitur hes Guatbannpd 81.
mptrat. Denni9lYanta.
Infer etnatees &tnD, bas etpa bret SABRE q. TT, bt.
t~reitete, bis su!est oas eanse 1eii@t NIT %etelbafttn uni
b6sartteen Uei4whren befedt NOR, bic thattadltb sneb.
ters Fly lang bic suesn es Sjaess r. i4leGsa, bag
retepfaures St1ber (SEueuftein) unb enoere Mittel an
ebne trsenb einen auaenid einlide en- Grfuls ~9anfsebn
Saseen mnsten plr zen s.,,a. T.. se a%3 en-; sa'att ae e. ntS o.
l%ufre,Ben fpnnte, rte has game 8elt4t beesdten. Na9@
benz mir anes reriuAt tatten: noreuf mir SeHnune fes'
gen. gen, nao muiden uas Gsa6t SENDS slrer Wn~siiane
nit eiuer MufE6lune upn Sub 8alt. Ma9een, bic erfe
5laide ausoebrau&t mar, fneen bic @elahre an III Bet
6a.te, mar es wpbl. Die Mueenwtn,pcr, we!de ausge>
fallen maren, mudien nteber unb bds Sinh 1T jebt 10
sas,s S Has bS 9fbaihop s!e M" sgr issf"GI st. IT." an saSf sss s n's
ferben n1ilKe.
Sppbtli8 uno Wfercurial &rane-
bctten.
Bon Or. 5erman @1rat. rOn Ct. eOuts Wu.
$50 fnee, pas sure Sariapariua etn Q4trtlemeres
iitWer;te jnb51nen Su Oant serpRi9tet fir manGe Der
,taen uteeestnen, pie PR beften.
Der N~eetslatur Son W%taGaduietts 1T.
81: Aus:MIwsrtesr } Ssrs: SO g., BABE Sh re- ear.
ben, bag in n'anden 5duea nod miriam nar. se 10
fanssn. sd femme tetn Wittel, sae i'd nit 10 sleidmd.
se fderm @rfuts a%nmenSen tann, ~enn ea madttses
4t wsrs. ssas. .. Gan STEW pOn gew srunswtt.
q. s., bate lGredlidc Wunren at leinen 9einen, bic
hurG cine unrtGtise Qnpentilng BON ~ ertur terbet=
aefIbrt ,paren. Die MereurtaI , &rantbeit
puroe ppn Sabr su Sobr tmmer idtimmer, trusbern je+
bes Wlittel uub ieoe SetanoIungSwetie prpbtrt wuree.
Sis ct enbltd burd ben anblltenoen @ebrau9 BON
Mrer'8 @~arlapariua wteber ~beraetelt wurbe. Die
Rrenfbett mar 70 beftte unb b6sartts, nte man fe ntht
pft fubet. uno er ntubte nnebrere Dueenb S!diAen etn<
uebmen. bts ct senas.
eeuccrrb6a. tpeifer Tlne, :S@md@e
uerben aepShnltd erseust bura tnnere lfrppbulfie qDun-
Sen unb werteI: oft eeteilt burd bic alte "a tive QDirfune
oiefer @arjapariGe. @iuisc Safe %erfOrbern iebo6
aueer Der Sarjaparila bic gelGiGte @nmenbun8 lutaler
Son etuem %betannten unt ternbmtea Or. s. Wprrtll,
ron Cincinnati.
SD babe SIRE 5ariapariua ais etn cusseSet6ne<
tes Wlterottu fur Standardization befunben. 0tele
1due BON Srreautdrttdt, 9eueprrbSa. tnuerer Wunbtett
uub lrra!er S6mdae, bic aus lfrcpbulGler Nn!ase cut-
heten Nnb burh hteS Mittel eebetlt. bas u]bcrbaurt ntht
letdt feblfA!det, wenn es bur4 lptale Se1aablune &C.
bDrig unteritnst wtrh."
Gtue Dame, we!9e ibren Ranten ntGt ~publt5irt pinfdt,
fbreibt:
.Meine Ipdter unb t1 te!bit itnb burd 3uet Glafhe en-
Sfrer 9ariapariua RON elmer harnddt9en Veucorrbfa
SSeirett wprDea, bic uns iebr l&wddte."
Rbsunatt5mu8. @iht, Qeberletoen, Dva<
pepFs, 6srifranfbetIen Neuralaia>
wenn lie burd 5trppheln enefanben Fnt, wersex f&nell
eebetlt nur9 sieien Grt. 9ariapariud.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-11-16

Die 2aAerbter=B seAerci
=" DON
@brtff. S5tablmann
trazf uni pa! fir ieoen Bspa1f IN Ct. Wcu yt,I
fur ben @rpprt nab ben 9nnbiibtsn M;nreirtae
let5 bas ausseaei&netfe 2aecrbier Yorr1tbis.
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MDer'S
Nnth0rtir Nin8

taben stele gprsase ater anbere purstrntttteltm Mar,te
uno ttre uorsaslide Wtrtuns 1T IL %allsemetn betannt.
boR mir uur benz @utlifum 81. Deri6erug 3u seben
troudeu. ba6 lire 3ualttdt 70 gut TT. wte ie Susor, unb
bs man Ed Darauf serlaGen fann, bab tie ba0e1be LETT
suberettes sen s. 6. Mper, ~. g., & Co., 90.
uen, WaG., unb au taten BET alien Drue1tEen.
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.rl:.iiap]!!.a!!.riq.Ql,

8crppoeln Nno 1crcppNiDle
@sif4n# = &ranfbeiteu. tro ry-> i
Ia Srfprb, Matne.
'4ash babe arose auantttaten BON Stremt 9arfapa>
ella ~pertauft, aber NOD Mot cine etrSt0e Slal1e. pelQe
perietlt bdtte, bic eewduf&te Wtrtun8 berSDrau9rtnee
unb Dteienieen wel&e bas Nttttet .nabinen .snute ~.
irieben Az Nelen. 90 idneu ais uniere 0eute etnea
Mest,tn, sIeia bieier, tn Dem Dirt su taben mar"
NuSid!dae. Tiunett, 9~,tbldttern,
Ru(teln 6 ithtpure uno aue = =,
,"tl1Aa ,Gtranfbetten. Iii. #Al,.5l =
s,nn m.s. msper strattpu,I BrtRol, England.
$50 erf7ue nun meine YFi4t >eesen Ste unD eas
putittum, wenn i'd metn 3eusntg ben aneern htasatuge
Sic sic uber bic 5eillraft Spires SariapartHa pub!t>
mem febr uuanseuebmen SluB in ben 0pren, @usen unb
Or SIZE Sariapariua anwsnee1en. Das &t"s TT lest
Mnr sVrs. Sane s. Rice etner wpb1betannteu unb
todseadteten Dame in OenntsStae' cape Wtas w.
..wisine 9oater bat fett siuem sabre,an ierOpbulflen
NidtsoeTl bafte tbr 9ihrsruua bis wtr Sbre ,Sarias
pariua aebrau9tew, wrrnt1 lie SpllitdnDte wteoerper'
helIt wurpe."
ten 1irma Gage Wturrao uaS g.. Sabrttannten
rSu suameirtem vapier. In Naitua. y. S.
SD lit ieit mebreren Sabren an einen iebr btien
sts e. { n,etne GeR9tssase entRellte, UNI fa!teklt& ~ Ct:
mem unertrd glider 2etnsn m1lroe: SD seriud|t ta>t alIe
Mepisineu. iclste alien @atpl@!deen. aber nidts bali
Its ID Sbre Sdriapariua eebreudte. Nte Ste mtr
ppfber aeiaet batten ma&te bas Nttttel metn 9elGt an'
crit nod l9limmer. aver tn weni9en 9DcAea begaan lta
inter ben Blattern neue Saut 3u btleen, unp aulfst Uurz
be metne 5aut fp gait wie bic trgeno ctnes anoernWlen~
(aen. rad neinem bsiten widea tabs 70 ts,ae Ssnnp.
Gefunbbett. MAS i'd Dbnc 3weitel Sbrer Sartaparlha
ueroante."
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-11-16
&tttlemopo unD Go'S.
Wo1D : GDgWnul.

D$afm : GDgmrnl.
Diefes unibertrofene prdparat gtbt ar, ee Grlpar.
MITE an Areett. Settle nno Belt, cine eaS Is ote 5anes
@senten werpsn seludt iu allen abetlen hes @taates,
unts1 itberalen 8ebineungen. @sAstttrenee wouen ld
~sefaatBit an ben untcr3etdneten wrnpen.
aorehe: Daf btnstOn Strsbe, &ds Der Drttten, St.
Paul. Ntinn.
=. Seller.
t54 Nsent fur Witnneipta.
MufttDnSDcrfau
Der llntsr;eidnete teabiiGtiet am MtArr6 Zen 80. Octps
Der 8 llbr, naGtenanntes Gieentbum pfeatliG mciitbieteno su
perfaufen:
I Qaar idwere @1el.
3 gGagel,, Gwei< uno einipdnnig.)
3 8Ibe unb I Setter, is Sdafe, 2 @raspRIse, aprnpFus
uub uGultipator", uSpb"sSdlitter, irmie ale anrern tleinern
Sarneerltbi6a ften.
aeraer pcrldteeene 9ausm5bel5. Cefsn &C..
p1as bes Serfaufs: SIN beuhtsn Settlement, Iuwn
Snser Grove, an Der Central GtraBe, & telen epn ct 9aul,
q Wfele SOn Der beutid. MletD. Sirde, 9atpta County.
p2t @einrtb Shdfer.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-11-16
D:a7btmgtom @aaS.
MinneoppliS, Mtun.

3etfa tudbetl SetIa judteiE
SD bin tmmer u~ersnlst unb lutts babel,
sDiaf aud re4t ~treusfbel NAL fetm9
| So tebre I'm Waibta etOu 5aule mai Elm;
Grasf tu, wer's beun 8tbt2
6retltd Der peter Der uberau beltebt,
Stets Bat Der an 5anb, mas su wlni9en TT.
&r etbt einen ausgejeidneten Slid:
Betffeat, pafeten, &raut unb Salat,
unb Grtt wetb. mas er font uidt nod Sat
QDet6e Bctten, nor m unb peiB pte Der S6nee
Denn's faIt, einen gunid Son We'stev, &afee ottr Sbee
Supte I'm Summer ~etstalte5 Bter.
Die ~fetn1en unb befen 9tau5re fnb t man tter.
unb betm Besatlen 1T ter Deter etn ~ltberaler Nour,
Gr fdretbt ns 3u oiel. nod III pent8 an.
Wenn's a1te Aunren, ettt er germ Credit
unD rednet muir ben sans eewSbnltden Yroft.
dno ertra fet's benz Jarmer nod eeiaet:
Gin gutter Staa unb frtide Guele
5tneet man betn .'eter aui Der Stent.
gu ilttsrn ~tse2R1he, 0dien unb Yferbe
ST TIM State Ylas fir cine game 6eerse.
Rum Mutter JGpdter, Batter uub @otn,
7pnnmt BIN su benz Sptel bes darlington.
Der peter label %ersebenf etn,
5r Serfrrtat tets lufts unb fbel III fetn.
42f @eter Surfcuiua.
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IS. sod,
WI r. TAILOR

ct, peter, Wtnre1ota,;
bdlt ftets uorrdtbie Gin Id5nes@ dcrtimeut f:rtt9s
3srrenfls:eer na& benz fsinaen !S6a'tt uab sD'
ben bei,en @toFen. : " =" = = ~
8e0eatt Mrbstt pisS prompt. III rndBtesr
Yretieu unb inter @arantte poQ ipt1n1ener 81.
frtebenieQunG geltefert. % }i']L
Die eeebrtsn Ruutst birfen Sr1&ert feiu, Mi
geiGmadpolera urb 'bauerbafter 'Hrbett mad be,
ueueten Msbe bebtfnt III werten bon -
Die beRe Muswabl aQer Sprtrn Spx du&en, Betutiet
Der. anb DefeaRpfeu tets an 5Aub.
357 e.8pd>
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-11-16

@apttpl &auS,
Deutldes Sat- unp Boarptne > 6ouS,
&ds Der Mabafbap uro aeunte1 @truB.,
pom Sultu6 @eYl.
Dtefes foeben In benz neuen @ebaube. sem Gapttsl &C.
9enaber, errtdtete Gtael.nems en- etetef ben 8esbrten ga.
~ ,,Das bette Bter ROM 3apfen tart unb rein
",,uub ~iuna'gen 9atetrant, sewdtlt unb fetn.
.,.Gin Smbib BON Der %aaerbtilen SOrt'.
,,Gtsarren, famus! 1laubt. 3eutlds. metnem
Wprt.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-27

TEE LONDON REVIEW saws "The enthusiasm
with which RALPH WALDO EMERSON is greeted in
every part Of the United States ia phenomenon
which cannot escape the attention OF those W 10
study the affairs and tendencies Of that country.
During tho last few years We find him at one
time called to Washington to addtess the national
representatives on the condition Of the country,
and afterwards engaged in q consultation with
President LINCOLN last year Harvard Unrcrsity
bestowed on him the honorary degree OF Doctor
Of Laws during the pns winter lie visited the
West, and addressed the po7ulations OF
it's most important cities, which turned
out In crowds to welcome and listen to
him; at st. Louis he held conversations with a
Hegelian club, which certain educated Germans
have formed there; and recently he has been
unanimously chosen to deliver the chief oratioh OF
the Cambridge Commencement, having, on the
day before, been elected by the Legislature oI
Massachusetts as otcrseet Of that institution, The
Oldest and moat important in tho country. Thus,
in his sItyfourth year, aud after literary career
OF more than forty years, in which he has advora-
ted the most sweeping heresies of The age, and
been regarded by tho mass Of his shrewd and
practicel countrymen as an inconiprchensible
visionary, the soer opens the garden gata, once
sternly ielammed in; the face OF the world, md
steps into the arena tho prophets mantle is
thrown aside for the captain's prnior. As GOETHE
said to- tie youth who proposed to 'emigrate
'Your America is here or nowhere Sd Mr.. EMER
SON seems to have found his transcend entail Utopi
bourgeoning forth all around him."
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'rhN Cnpn rtlo1,cd. .

Among the ssiEi siESiis ciffJES,si 6rli6 tonted.racy
kr miscellaneous purposes not yel fully disclosed,
and excepted by this proclamation. We may n,eu.
,G nr;sono Semeht & :; Gias Il" AaSama long confined d.
Davis, nov lawyer at Huntsville, Alabama: Jake
Thompson, who, with Clay. was sent to Canada,
and Is still living there, We believe; Gcucral r.. q.
Lee, MI cmssary in Canada, wilt.as for defence
i'll tho Snrratl trial; Beverly Tucker, who was en-
gagged in shipping beef soiunwherr in Nova Scotia
and running the blockade; Captain NJ. i. hIaury
and Captai.; Bullock, sent abroad to buy slips;
Ferguson aud lnsc, Hcnt Ia London to liiy army
supplies Tie last Of whom, il is sail, made good
thing ont Of It-.and { " others similar 6lls-
ness. Tho notorious George N. Sanders, who af-
footed To De 1 diplomatic agent Of the Confcderacy
mover held any sort OF office or conmsion in its
acryiec-bcing, probably as we'll understood in
Richmond "a he was here.
The military NJ n nnpardonei are ST Il quite nu-
merous, nnd there is barely space enough TO give
have Robert F. Lee, Joseph +. Johnston, q. T.
Dcauregard, Samuel Cooper aud Braxton Bragg-
all these full generals. Cooper was also adjr tant
erals arc John d. Hood, Of Texas; john c. Fem
borton, E. Kirby Smith, Floritla TheophiIus
Holmes, North Carolina; James Longstroct, Lou
not pardonod are Howell Cobb, OF Georgia; John
3. MsgrIdcr, Virginia; Geo. Z. Pickett, Virginia;
Jubai Early, Virginia; Sterling Price, Missour E.
ansOd %ade
Hampton, South Carolina; N. d. Forrest, Mem
phis; Dick Taylor, Louisiana; s. d. Bucknor, Keu-
tuch!i "iiiah Mahohe, flrginis, Gofdolt, Qcpr-
gia; Eizey, Maryland: and about twenty others OF
lesser mark.
Only two naval men Of The Confederate States
are eIclnded-Almiral oemnes aud Admiral Blu
chanan.
The governors OF rehel States are also excepted.
Among these note Governor Smith, OF Virginia
lLetcher has boon pardonel;) z. b. Vance OF North
Carolina; j. q. Harris, Of Tennessee Clark oi
State, died in Mexico; Lubbock, Of Texas after
wards OH Mr.. Davis statf; Rector, of Arkansas; j.
f. Brown, OF Georgia; NJ. L. Bonham Magratll, F.
". Pickens, governors OF South Carolina and
Acting Governor Nston, of Florida. The last wat
elected State Senator; not being n candidate
then mado president OF tho Stato Senate IL
tho same way; the Governor diod and lo thus BIZ
camo for a month the netting governor Of Florida
For all which Mr. Seward kept him in Fort Pulaski
eome six months on pork aud beans, msnufactu
ring him into CT iminal OF the deepest dye ant
the highest prominence. The above list will shov
how idle 1t is TO speak Of the President pardoninf
the !" prominent rebels by wholesale"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-27

SUDDEN DlslppEARAscE OF, $3.50 IN GREEN.
TAoKs-A GOAT SWALLOWS THEM.-An honest and
Well-too citizen OF South Brooklyn recently leased
n, house, and, having ample .yerduro round his
place, il occurred to him that there was fine
oopportunity for maintaining goat, which would
fnrnish bis little family with milk. Acting upon
this idea, Mr.. Shay. such boing tho namc OF tho
party, purchased fne mamie goat, which for a
week or so was tho delight OF the children, whio
the milk furnished, which 10 excellent for tea or
coffee, gave great comfort 10 the older members.
fow days since Mr.. Shay had received IN payment
roll Of bills amounting in the aggregate 10 5000.
On entering the basement OF his abode he laid
the package OF money on tho kitchen table
tlionghtlessly, and went into an adjoining
room; Meanwhile, the goat ramb'ed round in
wont to do-espying the pile Of greenbacks. as II
lay near the edge OF tho table, ahe made for it,
Slowly and carefully she nibbled, detaching note
from note in tho height Of goat like feeling rolish.
ing each bill with evident gusto, as though con.
sciouB Of tho oxtrayagant morsel undergoing mas.
ticadon. Aftor O ahort absence, the ownar.of the
money ls-antared tho ROOM when his horror Ia
castor imagined than described at tho havoc made
in his earnings An Investigation revealed the
faoi that $50 Of the money had been utterly dcs
troyed by the quadruped in question. The facts
abore recited are entirely reliable
(Neio York Netcs.
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nIOUL'TRIE
Death OF General VIM. a. owens.

Truly has the cold hand Of death been busy
among our community OF late. The echo Of the
falling clods upon the coffin lid Of one has scarcely
ceased to resound ere the announcement that
another has gone falls upon our startled ears.
Gen. William A. Owens, we'll known and promi-
mont citizen OF cur county, was stricken down by
the angel Of death on Saturday Last, at hts resi-.
dcnco in this county, utter brief illness of but
fuw days duration from an attack Of congestiye
chiiis. Gen. Ovens was man Of largo means,
and devoted himself almost exclusively to the
management OF his eatate. Although never occupy
ing prominent position in public lfo since his
removal to Florida, he nevertheless manifested q
lively interest in the affairs Of the country, and
was among the frst who rallied to the defence Of
his State when the frat bugle blast OF war; echo
ing through the land called The sons OF the South
to arms He raised an excellent company of
cavalry which served during the war, but was
forced. bv tho failure Of his health to relinquish
its &C MN md and retire again to the peaceful pur
suits or agriculture.
But low short days have passed since Gen. O..
was in our midst in buoyant spirits and apparently
good health and the prospect OF green old ago;
but the dread messenger camo, and, fastening his
fatal taons upon him, bore him to the spirit land
He has gone forever from earthly scones, and tho
places that know him once shall know him no
more forever.-E Eds, florida Banner, Ocala Ftd
!S,piPmber 81.
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EriRhtful Accident.

WHITE SULPHUR September 22.-On Fr iday
morning Mr. Brackiu n an HE son John, aged
about eighteen, started fr woods for tue pur-
pose Of felling timber. Ut to work, and in
an hour or 30 large 'ch the son had
feilod lodged upon sc. In order
to gst this down, ta hugo oaI,
SO tiat Mouio e il with. IL.
whom his fstherr, soon as inc oat
began to fall tho lad, .ite the butt OF tiIn
ioaSed n!etory, which, Il ho supposed a safe
prlng down the hickory. II 10 u upon it with groat
toree, and, swinging rapidly around, struck tho
son iul IN the front part OF tho head, and buried
nun uhdGr itsolh to oil appear ancea manglod TO
aoath. From tho groans no heard he knew that
s son still lived, and yet lie was poworless to re-
AZ last he went to work and cut tho main trunk
OF tho troc on both sides OF him, and then rolled
inc portion OF tho tree under Which he lay of him.
ne found hin head worry much mangled his left
nnkie sinashtd, and his legs mud body badly
ptrlscd The miracle was ,thnt he had escaped
instant death. lilo Was conveyed to Mr.. Kincaids,
as Dry Creek, whore all surgical assistance was at
| once rendered by D!s. yowles and Lake, resident
physicians at this place. Ills skull was found bad
~ fractured, and his condition generally 80 criti.
cal Tint tho ampntaton Of tho left log considered
| necessary, could not be performed. He is still
very low, nnd his recovery from death can only be
hoped for upon the many seemingly miraculous
Precedents during tho late war. FH
| (Richnond DISPATCH
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A R1cu cosyERa.r1os oxEanrApn Rrnur,

Rrcu CONVERSATION OVERHEARD BETWEEN
TWO FREEDMEN IN ATLANTA
Moso-Look here Sam, no see you at do leage
meeting dis long time
Sam.-No, Nose, things don't ploaso mo in lu
lcage, nm thought better draw.
Mose-Well, what's do matter2 Hanything is
wrong, want to know il too.
SAM tell you, Nose, ulmost 'fraid to talk,
tor Mr.. popo might Danish mo like he did Mr. Bon
Hill for speakin' my 'pinions.
Moso;;.,Now, Sam, you just tell ME, an pom my
word I'll say noin bout IL. ~
:, sam.-Weli, Moso, on dat promise I'll tell you
You know the Scripture says man is known by
de company he keeps, an neber see any 'spect-
ablo white folks at do leage mootings; so dis dar
kce ant gwino to be caught in company gid dem
whito trash and fool niggcrs any more.
tA&dnfa InteRigencsr,
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Eron, IkicIiliiond.

RICHMOND, September 2G.-Gen. DRowS issued
an order directing Tho o1icor Of the Frcodmens q
Bureau Of this District to turn over to the civil
authorities all negro paupers and none other, who
nave buel residing hore since January 1, 1861.
In the case Of kEDLER, tho soldier up OH AuGeas
corpus before tho State Court, Oh tho ground OF
oeng minor, and not legally held in the army,
tue military authority refused to obey the writ.
Inc soldier had been before the Court once be-
fore, but, When the trial of tho case ended. tho
military declined tn submit to the arbitration of
the Stale Court.
The State. in the gradual sale of her interest in
railroads, to-day sold her interest In the Ioudoun
and Hampshire Railroad for $50, 900.
Gen. BEAUREoARD arrived here this eyouing.
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m Nj LADY RETURNING TO III 4
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Washington News

WAsHiSuroN, September 26.-Atlyices from NASH
filie' state that affairs arc more quiet in consu
4ncnce OF the federal provisions to rorress tlsor.
tier. Both parties will probably hold elections,
aLti take the question to the Courts.
General HAScorK will not go IL New Orleans till
the su6sidonco of the ievrr. In the nlelntim q
General MOWER is responsible
doneral alowER tclrSraphs rnconragingiy rc-
gartins the hellth in tho Fifth Military District.
Generals HANCOCK ind SIcILEs layu left.
The revenue receipts to-day amount 10 s4U6, ,0OS.
Tho Tybeo Island Lighthouse, at the mouth Of
Tue Savannah Rivcr, has been reest ablished-light
to he exhibited ON the (irst Of October
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At the annual meeting Of tho Cocheco Manufac-
turing Company, held on Friday, ut Dover, tho
report presented showed the company to have
been very prosperous tho past year. During the
year s100, 900 was divided dsemannunlly, and $500,
600 OF the;cspital stock reurnsd to tho stockhold
ers. About twelve million yards Of cotton cloth
hnvo been manufactured and over thirteen million
yards of prints. Although the mills have beon
abio through tho introduction OF improved ma,
chinery, to turn out moro goods than oyer, both
tho mills nnd printery have bton run to their full
capacity all the time.