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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-06-08
vWebe meun lie lpsgclai1en>"

uWebe meun lie lossclai1en,"
1ast Sdiatr lnb meint bic Jeuera famine, ater
u@pbl uns ! er 1T lossslaIcn,"
tpiree er seiast baben, menn ;u ltincr ,3eit Sell
unb unt RGrnlein l9pn %9ebraut, unr in
Der ldun ramals au6errresntlid ~hurltissn @elt
ibren n8rd" luseela6tn bitten, ber INT rersanse-
nsn Mpntas in Wiuueapr'is nit BENT Srtb'i9en
UNI bic Wette ipans. Dielss Bier it,: ME rae
eeutlde 5er5
Start unb milo 3ua'tib
an jetsr eblen Nroil Inb Sueent rtid."
@ir boten einem uaes" leines ebIen 8iera,
rsldeS CT uns sustiantt, ojeredti9feit wirerfabren
ln1en, unb merten ferner jsre0slesenbeit %tenueen,
bic 10 ansetniipfte ons.nstme Befanntidaft nit
Sell unb NSrnlein's Bier frrt3uFBen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-06-08
Musen3eussn, pslde nod senus ieben ~tunnteu,

~u9eH3eu9eH, mel9e mod 9enug 1ebcn tpnNten,
lassn
"OieS Glib nib mar tesauternt i9Sn,
IS mar ne Grtue', es anaujeb'n."
Ater mas mill man ia9en?! MuBte l9 ipaar
gater peti@> Der ~ebenfaGs BON 81. paul aus ~
Surnier eriaienen, auf Der &adfabrt tura
einen ianften S9lummer i'm Gilen%babuwaaapn
son BEN @tSBen erbcten, bic ibm Ter BOD yer>
leBt.
aurSuna, ais her 0ompf scrtei, itane ieinen
,Srd" l~iebtpienb rer 8eiissr %te1elbtn auf benz
S9la&tfelt unb ipra9 nit fsinem 2a9sln:
SD bin Der 9rauer Crtb,
IN Mst ST. Glib unb Nprb
6ano i'd, ni9t ginen Mann,
Ter @iessr bleiten fann,
gSsnn 1d i6m meinen 8pd,
Sbu 1diden auf Zen @pd.
Mus 1T Der belize 8ampf
sic baben |lr men vDampf,"
Oils inbe1tn ant nadlien Mcrsen her @dlod-
ter, ,eampff" serfrssn> fablte f9 @aes 70 frSftio
unb iart, baB mir ni9t s~peifeln, Gin npdmolia,s
Gurnier ,uerre Gin gang Nnteres &.lultot batsu,
unb am @&lufe %belelten mebrere 9ampfer int
@mnee isin bic 1ropbae gu teanipraden.
- 6rrr Siaat Nsmton, Der Commit
Irner tes Scr. @taaten 2ldsrbar~ DEPARTMENTS
it mesen srSblider @trlebuns itincr Mmtappidten
lit Mntlase;u0ane Serieyt wurpex.
- Drsi flstne ameritanij1e Dompf.
idiHt ilnb auf benz ct. Sorens spn ben 3d.
amten bes Gruyernement5 Ypn Ganata nit &c.
idlag tele9t tpprhen, neil 1e brittil de 8innerae=
waler befabren, in .perielten Meiie, ais ,pdre Re,
aufsebotene GeciprreitatsYrrtras nph in Befaue.
Welde faule 8anre, biele Diplpmaten, bic nit Gin
paar Teeeritriden ras nEtbi9e arran9iren %fDnntsu,
um bic 5anbelamelt DOR elmer Meuae u~nniist,
S9trereieu ;u idern. Der @tidluB neuer San,
belsrertrase init England anaatt Der erlpi9suen
battle hem 2anbe ider mebr Muytn s~etiftet, all
Der 9ntauf be5 rulI19en Gistartn-Yarf
DatrbantS Waaoen.- @pr
etma 40 Sabren ~srfanben unb fabrisirten bis1e
5erren biele @aa9en uno leitber bat ibr Oej diff
ldneQ unb Be tanbig susenpnmen une linb 1e ltsta
jeter Mitbewertun9 Scrau 9eeilt. SIM lestenSabrs
rergprberten 1e ibrtWtrtfatten teteutsnb une ibrs
&ertaufe ibertrafen bic friibtr SABRE gang auBer.
proentlid. Ciele Gbatlade it unsetrOtnlid> mtnu
ni4t auber 8eiipiel in her @ei9i6te teS @el9afts
1T bic em 2ante unb benefit beutlid, tab bielt
@aa9en in jeter 8e;ieburs srate has linb, traa
bic 2eute molten.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-06-08
@66n 9ele9enes @obnbaus
III Derfaufen!

SD merbe unter onnebmbaren 8ebinsun9en
mein @Dbnbaus in bcr 5. g4arp amilden Germ
Sing uno !5errn G9libters 5auie an Der Gtil=
wattr Straee, bie0eit Der VacifczGi ienbabn bee-
gen, Yerfauftn.
Der Ylay beim 5auie it iiber ] J older ercB unb
nit elmer Nanni9falti9teit uun 6ru9tbaumen be-
p~lan3t. Gutter Stal unb iammtli9e iitlibe Sc
benssbauoe. Oa5 5auS bat 10 3immer, 1T gut
sebaut 9ebedt nit tpnirtem papierba9. Seller
init MDrtel gut semausrt, itets parn, uno trrden.
Nud bin. i@ 9eneist ealelbe 9esen Gin %anoeres,
msinem @tl9aftsplaB naber s~tIesenes 3u sertau-
19en.
y. g. Tatrhilb.
462 Pm.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-06-08
Cub eribirt auf pie
@lQ1il6e 9(DDeQen &iteratur
Observation-Disclosures ter 9else.
~ VInhp nrDE Ounhe. ,fnrmnt
IL 8lnre sroB Dupre;'Gormot.

Grmuttist Surt bic rege 9bsiMahme les beutia.
amertfanilbe zen pubIifums IN Der 8ertrettuns rer clai.
liiden Werte Der e1rbvn Sdriitleuer . etbt, S1il.
LEI r, lou II I unp ) lhptte, baten lid ote unter3,it-
neten entidlrNen cine neue I~us sate Der SGrirten Ter
anertannt tellen teulldea Nrpeuttsn
@uerbad, Spinelsr, &eQltab, San Der @elte,
su rsrannalrn. Gtsl.ia idpn Gauiense uni 9aui .ns,
prn Gremplaren rtr Q8erte etefer htrsprras
senlen Shriftffeuer perbreitet murhen, 10 habtn mir
eennrh e!e ueberjeu9uns, tab bel rtm b,aisen Yr,iis
nne bet Ben. ,sunftsen De.
sabe %terisIben seiteu Ut fnr. NOD @ieIe bsreit fein m.rben,
haltuns anauibuTsa' uns ~irrrsrn haber aur tbatissu
Subicrtpttrn auf.
Dte S5erte werpen in ,wf4f BGnsen erldetnen, nam
lid:
@uerta&3 ganee. (Mi SQul ratiunsn.)
Hellfab, 1 8ano. US12.)
gan Der 8elbe, 3 8Gnbe.
@pinbler 5 8Gnbe.
Seten Mpnat wtrs etn 9ans ausseseten ;u Rem du.
eert btligen greiie rrn
80 Gent brohrt.-$1.25 in Muslin setunten.-
$3.50 in 5albfran; sebunben.
Ets Sublertrsirnen mldsn 70 3eitis mie mSslt9 Elm.
t6naen. '""' -
v lasea su stsism e!afRi&sn 3ss.uenidas erset.na
J. s. @. 9bomos u. 60.
g. mh;f,>..b as uns AIS 3sss 4te strase.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-06-08
lu &6tu{nninthtine

Ter untsrSeidnete. nadbem er SabrelaRa an eirsr II,
peit'sen 4unsenutel uno jsner turnterliosn Rrunt Belt.
Ter S6w'nplutt gslitten. murre in meu,aeu gSptsu
ourd elm ciniates WtitIel FER Weiunpbeit nicer az asteu
-uno lit in SOL { ~tesieris isiuen @titlsie eurt ras niit.
:el ieiner @iererternsluns mit,utbe,lcn.
Ma Nae. Die Is wHnihen. miro tr elm. Mnidriit tes
eetrautten @seeptea (trilenfre) ;uienren nstit Mnmet.
lun9eM fir 3ubertitnngrn unp Wttruud %teNeltcu, mel.
dss tie az cine iiebcre Sur iar Nnssshruns
I,t2mo' Srond'itis. %niten: SrfaI'Mnasn uar
3mtd rss Iuieisers IN S.npuns res &eesstes ii lt7.
e" eeissnes n husia Su iein uMc rie Senntnis. red
er 'ur unltastur bait, su ]rertreien; uup or tr1t. cal
ltesr lsipsnct iein 6eiimittel rer,uden merpe. "a Is TIN
n'atS tUtet Mne IT'D ais Segen erwe,len mag Nue e.
cas- Wteert trti iuseltitt MIN Yen, wratn selau,s
arprelir.n:
. aco. Grwarr 81. SSilipn,
4o9 WlQtamsrurAb Ninas O.. Ntm.Nrrt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-06-08
IN ale lurner res Iurnbe;ilf5 Wlinne>

1cta
Ollie tiejenigen Gurner res Gtaatss Mianeipta,
mslhe mad Minneaprlis iiterSulisreln ~eseenten,
pter lplhe> bic I'M ere Start hel u6tn, tiene sur
II llbr, Surnltuneen in her Minnsarplis Cunt
bole ltattFnren, ;u ceren Setbeili9un9 bisrmit:i.1-
label.
NuSplpb Sicber,
Ash INruitbrer.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-06-08
SuQentfebler.

yin !err her Sabre lang an nerriier G4md&s. Trrb.
se'l15em VERBAL unr al ren lletelu rrn Su gens Siiursn
TIT, muHl4t, aus Mttteirtn fUr rie rulrenrt %ttnlttsit
eas Nts.pt netlt @"mti,uns. rieies eiutahs Mattel
euro ne!bt tr h:r9ttslt murte. AT MAIDEN, Guen. rte
es nRlhis bates. irti ,u ,uididsn. Gu.renre. r:s rrrd
bic Grtah1un9 ssllnler;titnets preiitirsn wolen. ism
Zen nit rcm 9rrEten Nertraurn aerrtnirtn.
lH9 Spbu .. Gaseu. ~ Gear 81. Nsm Norf.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-06-08
Die WQrtenmirtb16Qft
gum
Union Harf,
Mcr;'aNrduere

Mcn;'s 8rauerei.
iii aai r%nnt1glis benz yublitum eeSHnet unb bietet
sur unterbaltung CUTE IanSmult, Aesebabn uno
xibDne Matur.~
Smnitu0e ~bsfIreern bic Wale BON Der 8rude
rad Der @artenmirtbldaft. Is Label su sablrsi-
9em BE ube frsuncli9lt Elm
4pren; Niptb.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-06-08
8iebmarft.

Mitwo9 ben Stem SUM- bielts Sabres unb am
erten Mittmpd zines jeoen fulsenten Mpnats
pirb in Der @tabt 5enberiun in Sibley Counts
Gin @iebmartt absebalten tperben. Oa 1plde
Martte benz Raufer, 1oppbl mic &erf1uftrn, muir
Don Nusen fem t1nnen, 70 perben ale 0iejthisen
wel9e pferbe une NiineSieb taufen puQen pber ~
Sertauftn %beabi'9tistn, CUR lsbbaften Gbeilnabme
einseabeu.
g8it iaen alsemein betannt beisen bic Tarmer
IN Stb!eY Counts einen iebr suten 0iebtane unb
eitles 1p,pobl nit Der CUTE @iQt MQer @el9Gfts<
leute tn Ssneerl Jon pirb ta3u beitrasen, lpl9e
Martte CUR MQsemtinen M%ntrfennung su brin>
gen.
Sm Namen Der @tlaafleute pom 5enterl jon.
Mpam Bud.
9erber1pn, ben 20, Mai 1867,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-06-08
(City Directory

NOIty O110H1OIV
1T i'm Druid besrifen ; bisjenisen, melde bel Der
Gintrasuns ausselalen tpuroen, oeer ibre Iobn~
uas p%er1noert baben, ipQten bierypn iofprt bel Dem
lntersei9nsten anjsise MAIDEN. Bsamte ppn
Nereinen mGsen Qittn ppn o~enlelben nit 8enenn'
uns Der 9eamtsn une Der 3eit unb beS Srtss BE-,
3ulammentinite anfertigen. Yaltpren pom Sir
den, welbe uns ben Namen unD Gpnfs1icu be,
air9e, Namen bes Yaltor5, Stunben pes 0ottes,
b~tenltes uno 3eit Der Nbbaltun9 Der Scnntass.
i6ule anseten molten, tperesn unS siel 3eit lpa'
rem.
y. 8ailep.
1852 2 q. >. 8cr Asa.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-06-08
Neu etQblirte 9QnblunQ

in tmportirten ondudeten. S6infsn,
@@intsnfIeil& unp eorju9lttittn
@Goslatwur1t.
. 9obn e. Bettinper.
Ste Stra6. i'm empire Bird, ct. Yaul Minn.
= Der llnte1aei6ntt bdlt Don rem otissn Nrtitsl
fsts cine grcBe Muanabl, 1ubrt nur @aarsu SIR
ausee3si&uerr GuaIiiat unp p~e1taurt III 1sr
b%iQiefsn Warftpttiien.
Spbn&. Bettinae..
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-06-08
Osutib=G naliicbe Yripatfcbul,

in W tnneapDlte
Serr y. 9. @reie mire in Derbinruns NIT Ter fan-
eelal6uls , r Strren WUrtbinetVu, Garner & 1neisa tn
Ssuess 8iDd, prisse Squara. Wtnneapplis, an Mirnsas
rsn2O. Mai. cine
Seuticb:G nslifdoe NrioatldbnIe
erfTnen.
2te S3u!sr;atl i'm auf 30 Bis 40 beldrdn.t isin.
Shr ter &iuridtune ipwie iVr csn re-
ellen Sprlinrttt Ger SIhler wi1p ME srfBte SrrefaIt
sermeuret merren.
49 Trttr.0 9. Rpefe,
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$40 MGer &QnD 3u perfaufen,

De: l1ntsrsei6nete tistet feline Garm Don 64C
Idsr lanp, u Meile pon ct. Splepb, am San'
Silver, in StsarnS Co., gu yriuataerfau1 an: etn
tSau5 uno quite SEMEN auf bent Sa4ee. S9on
propprtionirt nit 5olSlanp unb @ieien. gSesen
Naberem wenue man ll9 All
6. 9. Coffin,
462 @aut &apips, @tsarns Gp> Minn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-06-08
@ab"ibam 0rn9 store.

@obaibatn 0rn9 &torc.
q. q. Hempneinp
1T mad ietnert neuen Brit Strre an Wain etyaEs, I'm,
sesesen nns wini6t pieies ieinen 5rrunpen une etm
2ublttum aaiuieistn, sab Ct fDr1wabrtnp TN Store bal.
tex ptre
Mebietnen better SuaItt1t,
lspte aae sdns!i&eu Patent. Meeieinen. pte "a itne seu
Ors: M9cr. Swanne, Renneep, Scpriue's Blut anr yez
PER Ssruss. 5aa uns Muen's 9unstnbaIia am, :litels3
Nuibtrn's Original grdparatirnen. Gteeieman's. CARTS
une Euspner's 6rau.n. aiuen uns nDa .isls aneere.
Nu4 fortwdbrens an Sanp cine Yrutcmmens Iusmetl
BON 9las, Iarbemaaren. Seleu uno Uaruilbt auer Dirt,
MAILER. QDeismaih= unb S1rutbariten.
Box Iriletten-0 esen1dnDen babe it cine srrse Ius.
watl. wie Y~ariumerien opn ben belttn Jatrttanten,
1arbemi.tel fur eie Saare, feline Seiien, 3abnpulser,
3abnbirfen, R6mme u. /. N.
Die Snsrteisnien Der oteeepte perten scn einem
e9stid,em Mpptbefer %5uiammen seless nit Der srff-
ten VprIht.
Or. Nidbarr 2ampe pirb serifu!id lie 8ranten
atbienen. Seine Gffee 1T i'm etDre.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-06-08
Neuer Gru@t>,
GQnpY> unD @rpcerie>StDre

MlpDS Wteter,
Gts Der p,srtsn unb Sadion' @trabe, ct. paul.
Gte benen Orpc.rie . Q1aaren ilr ben 5amilien : Sc.
braud. tmpUrtirts Jrldte, Ganoits u. Janevmaaren &c.
5u jtoer 3eit NIT elmer suteu 1ade RaIse aufeeparte.
cpe1ceN.
&pielmaarcn! &~pislDaaren
Spsbeu crbalten cine trAne Mu sratl snu 6stekpaaren
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-06-08

Mit Dem Gtpre nerbunben III Der
Monitor Salcpu,
ny }ets Elm ausstsei9netes Bier lopie ale ipniti>
gen Grirl9unssn 5u baben lno.
AlcYS Meper.
Der @lQDt> NDreB< R1lenDtr
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-06-08

ll3.-NN 1tP'1" VtSUIN9 WAIVtU pN rtguyIH!eU
iranii9en @tisrsefe@te uno enslil9en 5abnen-
tampft in Minnsapplis san;li9 in @9attsn g.
NeQt.
Gintr Der altefen @eiiter bc@ppbQUbli&en
Interchangeable nanalid> Snfel Srtb, bate einen
pom ibm bis ba III ensem, @ewabrlam sebal<
tensn unt a nsebli@ ulammrpmmen Bud"
at, tem eenannten Sage los9ela6.n unb bas g.
iammte tampfrifise Gei@le&t @rmin's bsrausse'
fprbert, Is NIT benz Gbier aufunebmen. Der 81
N.sbaft I'M @trauB belebe, Der ipae bic 5Urner
BIS Gbicr ais Gbrentrpne trasen birfen. Wann-
lid ,rart Der binseworftne 5aneiaub BON elmer
;abQoltn @9aar ~srprpttsr ;3s9er aufssapmmeu
unb balb
Sings taselbc& unt S&las auf S@las
6isl elmer ab ant beibeR Sag"
limb ebe ber @benb nabte, mar bas @9la9tfelb
int fat ausl9lie6li9en MQeinbeib bes triumpbi>
renten 8Sdleins.
3 @elbf Der ionit ME %tejwuusenene 9 u TIA ,
e]euenber3 bate bic @afe stfredt, unt bot
Bib tes iterbenben Se9ters, wel9er Ifri9t:
vDu biR Der Grit, Ter mid i@lus,
uStp6 su! @trb 3u! ID bah ssnus!M
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The Sarratt Trial.

WASHINGTON, June 22.-In the Sur
raft trial Mrs. Martha Murray, wife OF
the keeper of the Herndon House, gave
some testimony relative to Payne. Did
not know Surratt nor VIM. Bell, col
cred. gtS a-
Hon. F. w. Seward testified to facts
concerning the attempt by Payne on the
life ofSecretary Seward. Mrs. Freder-
lex Seward and Col. C. E. Seward gave
similar testimony.
James l.. Maddox testified to facts
connected with the assassination of the
President by Booth.
Geo. W. Robinson gave evidence rela-
tive to Payne's assault on Seward.
John v. Pyles, Justice of the Peace in
Prince George county, Maryland, testi-
fed to a conversation with Surratt
about three months before the assas-
sination. Surratt said he wanted to go
away to avoid the draft; think he said
he was goingto Canada; don't remem-
ber whether he wanted money to make
his mother safe or not, or whether he
wanted money for the voyage; am not
sure about the conversation; think he
wanted to make his mother secure in
case of his failure TO return. partly I'M
derstood he was to raise money, and
wanted to secure his mother.
After recess a long argument ensued
upon motion by defense TO be allowed
to recall witness, for the purpose OF
laying foundation to discredlt them
by cross examination. The object WAS
to prove that Dye made statements diff
ferent from those made on the stand,
and that another witness had acknowl-
edged his corruption half an hour after
he left the stand. The Court reserved
It's decision, and at $50 adjourned until
Monday morning,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-06-24

SAN FRANCISCO, June 2l.-The Demo-
cratic Congressional Convention have
completed their Stste ticket. Joseph
Hamilton, Attorney General; t. II.
Sllsy, Harbor Commissioner; George
Sickles, Clerk of Supreme Court; w.
Gelwicks, State Printer; and Rev. o.
P. Fitzgerald, Superintendent of Pub
lie obstruction. 1t is a strong ticket,
but It's late form will be inevitably
defeated. J. o. Goodwin, of Yuba,
has announced himself an independent
Union candidate for Congress for the
Sd District in time. ]. G. McCulIum, of
Eldorado, is an independent candidate
for Congress of the ID District.
SAN Francisco, June 2l.-The Demo-
cratic Congressional Convention to-day
made the following nominations for
Congress: First District, s. B. Axtell,
OF San Francisco; Second, James w.
Codroth, of Sacramento; Third, James
A. Johnston, of Sierra. .-t &.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 21.-Captain
Fritz, formerly of Donehoe, Ralston &
Co., bankers, died June 9th. In a
clause in his will he bequeathed
$40, 600 to the Secretary of the Treasury
OF the United States, the interest to be
applied In cancelling the national
debt. 600
The ship NJ. Notlebohm, cleared here
for New York.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-06-24

NEW YORK, Iune 22-The President
| in reply to an address presented by g
committee of the Constitutional Union
last evening, said: Gentlemen-I re
turn you my sincere thanks for This
cordial welcome. think 1 know how
to appreciate a welcome of this kind
from my fellow citizens, and 1 would
be doing injustice to myself to say
that i could be indifferent to the cor
dial reception given me on'this coca
sion. Accepting the allusion to myself
l will say that think that In my past
conduct, both in my acts and measures
have reciprocated and answered to
every principle you have put forth.
Mr.. Seward-HThat is the true way to
doit." The President continuing-and
this makes it unnecessary for me to as
sent further to this now than saying
that my past conduct shows that as
sent to everything. 1t would seem
that through my whole life L have
made it an object to pursue those prin-
doing could not do wrong.
NEW YORK, June 22.-The President
and suite left here at 8 o'clock this
morning. Gen. Gordon Granger, Col
lector Smyth, the Boston Committee,
and others, had Joined the party. ~
NEW HAVEN June 22-l1.45 a. m.-
The President appeared on the plat
form, and was cheered by the crowd.
MER1DAS, June 22-12.SO p. m.-The
crowd cheered the President as the cars
passed.
HARTFORD, June s2-1 p. m.-The
demonstrations were similar to those
at New Haven. The Mayor of Spring
field, with the reception committee OF
the latter city, came on board.
SPRINGFIELD, June 22-2 p. m.-The
party arrived, and were received with
cheers, firing of cannon, sc. The Presi-
dent made brief address, dinner was
Partaken fand the train proceeded.
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LOUISVILLE, June 22.-omaha dis
patches say: Gen. Sherman arrived
here to-day from North Platte, Fit. Sedg-
wick. Gen. Sanborn, also accompa-
MED by Gen, Atrick, special Indian
Agent at Laramie. Gen. Sanborn
reports the Spotted tails at Laramie are
trying in good faith to make some
amicable adjustment of the Indian trou-
BILE. A few days ago he showed his sim
certify by Selling and returning over TO
Gen. Sherman white man who pro-
posed to attack train near by. The
man is now in custody at North Platte.
Gen. Sanborn also reports the estab-
lishment of friendly relations with the
Crow Indians, and thinks the troubles
can be settled with all the tribes except
the Cheyennes.
Gen. Augur is en- route from the Black
Hills to Laramie, and would be at the
latter place to-day.
A st. Joseph special says: Advices
from Snake River, Colorado, report a
fall of five feet of snow on the 3Ist OF
May, which, with what was on the
ground, makes seven feet.
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Notice.
OFFICE BOARD OF PUBLIC woRIcs, !
wHEEIIssCs lime L. 1871

OFFICE BOARD OF PUBLIC worries,
WHEELING, June l., 1851.
0IHE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
viii proceed on the 18TH DAY OF july,
1857, and thereafter until the LIST day OF No
vember, 1857, 10 receive proof OF and audit
audit bv the provisions of an Act OF the
Legislature, passed February 10, 1857, which
is In the following words;
authorized, and II "a hereby made their duty,
10 audit claims against the State of Virginia,
including any arising under the Transactions
OF the Board OF Public Works Of Virginia,
and including any claims against any turn
pike company Incorporated on the two and
three nfths principle ihat were dIs and held
the bounds Of what Is now the state OF West
Virginia on the 18th day OF April, 1851, and
who are now citizens OF this Stale"
Any person presenting claim TO be au-
dlted by the Board under this Act, is required
to ME plain statement In writing OF such
ueulars thereof; 10 which the claimant shall
subJoin his affidavit OF Its correctness and
Justice, and that the same or any part thereof
alone is not sufncient proof Itmust also be
proven by disInterested witnesses. and the
fact that they are nottnteIested must appear
II the claim is based on a writ en- contract,
the original must be produced II TO be mad: II
Il II not within the power of the claimant.
then proven COPY must be produced II
within his power; II neither the original nor
n copy is To be had, the absence Of the origt-
pToven by disinIsTessed Sitnesses- -
II the claim is based on q contract not in
writing, its terms must be proven by dtstn-
No claim or evidence of a elaim Will be re-
eeived by the Board after the LIST day OF NO
Vember, 1867.
herein referred TO should be addressed to the
a /. FOREMAN, President.
JoHN g WITCHER. Secretary
lQnIT-AL0aNLW
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NEW YORK, June 22.-The Herald's
special says: "A New York National
Banking House recently sent out circu-
lars assessing all the National Banks
one-eighth per cent. on their capital, to
buy up Congress and defeat the OppO.
sition of the members. Should all the
banks respond, the fund will amount
to over 81, OO0, 900. 1 have seen the cir
cular.
The Bankers here who hold balances
against the First National Bank of
Vicksburg, have intelligence that II has
ficers of the bank ascertatned that If
they could borrow SIS, 900 they could
meet their obligations. A capitalist Of
fered to assist them, but on examining
the condition of the Institution refused,
and common report says they have
suspended.
ton that Secretary Stanton intends 10
resign.
Gen. Sheridan telegraphed to Gen.
Grant declining to extend the time OF
registration in Louisiana, in compli-
ance with the Presidents conditional
instructions, on the ground that the re-
gistration has been completed, and he
did not feel like keeping up expensive
board to suit new issues coming in at
the eleventh hour. He characterizes
the Attorney Generals opinion as open
ing broad road for perjury and fraud
to travel on, and remarks upon the
Presidents letter as an antagonism to
the reconstruction law. II, after this re-
port the time is to be extended, he de-
sires to be notified, and 1t will be obey
ed. He would do it at once, but the
Presidents telegram was conditional.
Gen. Sickles has written TO Senator
Wilson that the appropriation for the
expense of reconstruction is entirely
inadequate, and the funds devoted to
his district are already absorbed. The
Treasury department has declined to as.
sist him with funds. The full sum ap'
propriated was hnlfa million, and Is
required for the Carolinas alone.