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Winne1ota BAILEY Gifenbabu.

Winnefota BAILEY &ifenbabu.
@Dn grettas, ben a., 1867, an, la,ufen gaGuAter.
3uee wte fulst:
st. saul nne MinneapoIis m atipn.
yerla0en st. paul 10 ubr @urn,:. 1.20. 400 $50
.W39mtttaes; p%erla6en Winneappli5 500 0prm., 1920
US unb $50 Ma@mittaes,
Sele blaine unp Wonfato 3loe.
9Serlalen ct. paul 7.15 @prtn., $50 Nadm,ttta as :
gg:r'eilen Belle Y!aine $50 Dorm, 4 Mad mi.tae a..
D!e 5u9e oteler Babn serbtnben In Wtenepta NIT be.
ne" Der Mt"nslpta Central Babu.
Snu. s. QincpI1.
Superintentent.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-07-27

Neuer Gru@t>,
@dn6Y> unb @rpcerie<@ tpre
tpn
MIp1S meter,
Gde Der pterten uno Sadion' @tra6e, ct. Saul.
Die beten @rpcerie = QDaaren fir ben Sontlien Sc,
braud, tnpOrttrte Gridte. 9anbies II. 8aneumuaren &c.
terner tets p%orrdtbte ane Sprten Badwert, u. tam
perben.
Sptelmaaren! &pieltpdaren!
9oeeen erbalten etne idfne Nuspabl spn @stelmaarer.
Wht Dem Stpre S%erbunben 1T Der
Wfonitpr 9alpon,
no tets cit. a~us9e3eidnete5 Bier 1otpie ale 1pnft-
gen erfrl9unsen gu baben ilnb.
Nloy6 Weyer.
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Seben 1e 1jb Sbreiben Ste -

@r 3oo @bartreS an bas Bureau.
@eBen 0e i6 S4riben Ole
Der Yrtna osborate f@wet9eno.
SD, 5er3o9 pbtlipp p,n Gbartres'
Sobn beS prtn3en Don Orleans BON Dem
@eblut per Bourtpnen, befenne bttr aus
o>ldlit. raB i& 8eitern f~retpiut8 tn ote
@e1euldoi1 Der @olfsfreunce aetreten o'n'
oullba BIN Namen pbtlipp @eo!tte an:
oenpmmeu unp 9el4woren Dabt rae
@eldlebt Der Bourbonen, NoeL prte0er>
tbum unp Yrtuileetrte 81 ftaraen. in
Tronfteib Die Nepublif ouf per @runo<
iaae Der Size. belt, @lst4be:t unp 8rloer>
lt6feit au nri&ttn, uno 5mar NIT alien
Nt1teln per Qit unc @xmalt, bic i'm Bes
rei9e metnes 5aulss liesen!-So I'm
terSetdnen Ste!-
Sc 9eldab.-
@sben Sie paraui Sbren disappearing
gum pfonpe!-
Der prin3 900 Jpn lau8iom at. Co.
ron itedte Jpn NIT rem papiere elm.
Nun, Ser 6er3o9. crude t@ Ste UNI
oa6 8erbannun96oecret oeS Wtnt=
lter6!-
8nirl&enp aterlieferte S.leans eoe
papter.
SeBt tperren @ie fh beipe NIT bielen
6errn ibsr Die IerraI1e uno pur6 Die
@smdbcr Der @bepaliete Be Ytrcn bin
%pesbseebsn $50 babe Sbnen nur NOD
Gins 3u 1a9en, Mo%plsieneur. 60 lanse
Sic unp Sbr Scbn l& fiji perbaltsn,
weoer bic WianIarpe oss ptseonntsr uno
ceren Beuobner beld(isen pper sefabreen,
nod $@limme6 0e9en paS re8terence
&6ntesBs1ble@t unternebmen, 70 lanss
werren sic Dor Dem @ebra:9 oielss
Documents gang fiber iein! 81 iaiub
Die @artenlblr auf. 2sbt wobl, 61eun>
DE-, Sbr iuut Don mir b1ten -
Die prlnjen uno BIZ 0olfofreunce ent>
fernten i@. - @aron l6lob btnter ib>
men ab. Damn 6faete er pas Wobn>
jimmer uno rtef Sa1iinee.
Ser poIi3etlieutenant, Ste isben oo6
Derbannunoerecret in meiner 5anp. SD
rs,le lber Calais nab GnBlanp ; mein
Diener @omss miro mid besleitsn!
6m! SD ltbe man bat f@ nit ST.
men oeri1dnp,st. Wp fno pie 5obei>
ten2
sic munihten ni9t NIT mir bos So
tel ;u perlai1en uno 9in9en pur@ pte Sc
mlber Der Trau Gbepalisre.
@pmej waro 8erufen, ros @spdd
Beaumar9ais' na@ Ger &ut(4e 8ebrabt.
@r fies nit Dem Diener ein.-3pet
poliyima6en be9leiteten Jpn ~ Yft1pe.
ST raj 7slte biupes, pas Ibor 81. 5ouore
b,nau5 esn Norren. - Beaumar6oiS
nabm auf Oct nod fen Citation @rtra
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81. Smer traf er Na0ausS 1esen, NIT
Gem ct (p1ort mad Calais aufbra9.-
NI6 ct oa6 6au6ben ttrat, wel4s6
Sulanne bewobnte, lant er jauh5snp in
tbre Mrme.
3, msin ltsber, etnji9er 5er5snemonn,
babe i9 pi@ eenn enotiA wtecer, bif Gu
fret?
Sc, fret, mte Elm @erbannta! Wtr
esben na@ @nslanp, &tno ! 3wet SGa>
81 aber brinse t9 cod nit, Sbnsn, tbeu>
Ter Gurlt, Die beige 2iebe 2outlens Don
vamtaue. unp mir ben Donnerfetl> nels
DEF Die Slide Der Stlsans emf perntd>
ter mirp. ga, Sus4en, 6tea,ro ut1p
Do1Sett balten, cine neus, 9ladli9ere j.!
Die 5o&sett psS Tt8arro gu l9re'btn:
iou meme WuBe lein, uap wie ct pae JUS
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~ eutiope Mpptbefe!
~ 8bianeapo(js.
SQme8 Murilpn II. Cos,

Ieutlbe Mu %fterapotbefe.
MERCHANTS Slpd, 8aibin9ton Noenue.
gtr mSat ten a6tunssopa bic @ufmertfamtet eerbeut-
ften Surse r pm MianeagOIt" uno umgeeeno auf unlern
len uup Walanterie.2 Daaren lenfen.
Oessiet1el MAIDEN mir aufmertiam auf unfere Brin-
btes unb Wbisfe9s, Aeutlde &pcusnub= SelSpba=Seife
nab franz hide parfumerien.
go Bel onoere Nuimertiamtett mtrb Der @nferttsuns
beutiher Necep1e pewipmet unp lit Elm %teidbteter App
1beter tets sur SeOtenunS Der &unben berett.
Wtr bitten freunpItait Jim bic peuti&e &unbf4aft
Soe. Wurilon u, g..
446 Mer4ant's Blvd. Dai3tnston @penue.
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Mtune1ota Gentral 8ahu.

3ase iaslid sebens.
o'''u"e" g W. = 8 M 40 8prmittaea.
Rpntrten an tn Smatcnna, IL On
Suse noreIib sebent.
SSe rra pp 20 M! 11.40 @crmittags.
qDelt. St. paul, 3.25 'Ns'
Ntrette Verbtneune IN Swatonna nit 3usen Ser Ct.
Yeter une Q9tnpna Babn, fir g0incna, "a G1pde, M<U.
~autee, ebieasp une allen 9untten pes Ofens u. Slreu
Mccpmt m patton
gsrlanen Dina :rnna UNI 7 rs 0prmtttaes, tpmmen an
tn Ueit-St. paul UNI Ito Nad mitta gs unb 1.35 Nad.
mittass in Mtnneapp;is
WerlaIen Minneapplis INT $50 0prmittaes, Wen-et.
: auI UNI III: 10 gprmittass, tpmmeu In Smatpnna an
UNI 1885 Nadmit.ass.
Minneapolis une st. NauI Mccnmpratipn.
Serlahen vttnneapplts 500 Drrmittaes, -. 20 uns
2.25 uno 5 80 Na1 mittaes.
Gerlane1 9oslt st; paul 1910 gurmittaes, unb 1.2O
400 unb $50 Nadmittaes.
.. 6. Sheppard,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-07-27

Gin SER ter Sabre fang AT ~nerSSier @&md&e, grht
,.ttnen gerfaa unp al ben lebeln BON Sueenb Sanben
iittt' giniat, avs Mttleiesn fir BE suletnse Meal$eett
t W. m.1Ies er bsraefeat murbe. III MAIDEN, NQen, bte
Is nSstsie 5abtn, frd ~ sui$td:a. ga|s.nee. se tur$
bic a%rfaS.une 9ss n 5;szrsn,n as Srs1 / "'asa' ''">
~ ~" "SpbW 3, 0astH, ~ &tSaT ST. REV g'rt.
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Sub(cribirt euf rie
@lQ1it16e NoDeQen NiterQtur
Observation-Disclosures ujtob-@on s.r mey>s
IL 8dnoe 9roB DuorsSsGormat.

Scr Belle.
IL 8dnee erOb Duores *Gormot.
Grmuttist turd bic rese st,tnabme les teutld-
m ertfant,heu Yub(itums an Der 0erbreituna rer rioS.
ll6en Q0erfe Der grrsen Sdrittieuer 8 . erie. All.
ler, ga u I uno 3 f6pffe e, baben Gb Die II ntcr,t;h.
neten entlalpNsn cine neue Nussabe Der edritteu Der
a@ertannt befen feull9en Ncpeltlten
&uerta&> @pinsler, &eQfab> gan Der gelte,
W seranaalten. Otelsi9 BON Gauienee unit 9aulenbe
SSn syempiaren eer gSerte btefer berprrra<
usn"'" ne lteberieusuns, tas bet Gem %t,aisen Yreile
D,nsuneen, tie sen uns fir ste ntue ( e )
eabe eer1etben seheu aub, mod 0tele berett fein perbeu.
n~ c1ele aus eiel1ntten gDerte Ger Belebruna unc I'm
hlltun9 ansuidanen, unp fpreern baber ;ur tbdttoer
Sublcrtpttrn auf. e'
Gis gSsrte werben In smS1f ganten erldetueu. nam.
auerba9> 3 ganee. CMt SauRratipnen.)
Gellfab> 1 8anb. GSl2.)
Gan Der @elbe, 38arte.
Sptnbler 5 8anbe.
Seten Mcnat iptrb Elm 8ano auaseaeten IN tem in.
Berlt biutsen Yreiie spn
80 Gent brodirt.-$1.25 in Mualin setunten.-
$3.50 in Salbfran5 eebuaben.
2ie sut'ertrticnen mdNen 70 ;eitts ME mfali6 Elm
aelunet wetpen. UNI tie Nunaee barnas tcjtt1nmeu ~,
trnHen. ]"
IS laeen gu bislem eialfiaen Nrseuenldae erostsn,
Elm 's'l'"N
S. %. 3hcmos II. 60.
mx:,, 416 unc AIS Ncrs Ate etrase.
pbt1abe1phta i'm Sanuar 1867.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-07-27
@r1te NQtipnQl Banf,
DON Minneuppli6.
Hutborifrts8 capital: 5000, 900.

Diefe Bant TT autbcrtFrt semaB zen Beftmmuaeen
be3 Nattpnul-B Ban iese5, unD TT noultanpt8t pprbe.
rettet bur BeiurBuu9 iammtltAer 8antgei4lfte i'm 4l.
eerneinen.
Sammtlt9e tn has gantfad etnfd1asenoe @efddite
werben auf cas- vrpmpteite b%elOrseus.
Den psullhen Bur9ern Winnelotue
tn's Befonbers be Mtttbetlans, bas idmmtltae Seamts
Der Bant bic Deuti6e SpraAe perIeben, une reDen. 10
Ob eeutide Uitburser, bic lid in Wei6aften an uns
wsnben, b~tsielben in ibrer Dtutteri pra4e nit uns erie
bt8en fbnnen.
s. &. Sipls prd1rent.
@oofreY Sdettlsr, BY
3. s.. Stple, Galter.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-07-27

Sfeue Hferbe impprte.-@eurse @ruber, ~uneebeu, {
bur& ben f&weren S&las eetrpfen, BAT etue ueue Rep'
pei ausse3et&neter 0dule t%mpprtirt, bic In ben Stdaeu
fetnes atten 5aufes ,,8armers l5eme," Rdufera tut
auf& Yarat feaex.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-07-27

3wet Bdnbe e bic 900 @eiten entbaltene) in Gctay.
YreiS: BrDl6irt S2.UU
Sauber sebuncen 300
Dtefe Nuasabe tnlbalt nidt t1os bic loriidsn @eetdte
welde In Der GDttalten Nus sabe enlb .lten lino, irn=
bern upufanbts aue ~etBenen @eptdte oreiltsra1b's bs
auf pte neue'e Belt, uHo eiuidlieslid tuer letner in
Ii~oetale Wcsi4te. 2 Seitet, unp in 3uidri1nn apssprndten
pDlttiiden Weptdte. we!de in leutldianp ssrbptcu wa>
rem u , IS gum abetl NOD finp, ME J. D.: Grrs aue
benz! @tspauaft BON uulrn auf ~telrSts's Iroten ;
SIM 5obIanp mel rer erfte SduR Gin stto pom Sore:
Ate 9rbten an bic 0etenoen: Blum; A,e Weerluttrn
u. (. ID.
Der mad absue Der Soften id %ersetenpe Reinertras
aQtr bis gum rs. Sult B.. S. teiteulen unb %beSabl1en
@remplare bi.Ier Aussabs, HieBt In zen 6reiIisratb.
JpnD.
SD bitte UNI baletse Sefeluns.
New yprt, 1867.
Trieb. Gcrbarr.
Benelunsen mereen, inter pbteen u, iu suusen an-
8tnpmnen bet
6. SDnissr, Isent.
INT 81. ,aut, Wttnn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-07-27

NJ attbtaS $pll,
Deutl9e6
s ON mi11ipnS>@auS
5Gnbler in
.mebl, @etreite unb oriinen
GrIcbten.
Crime Mepfel, Sranaen, @ttronen ,e. &C.,
babe i'd tets tn srubex Nuantttdten an 6anb unS ltefere
sslae ben Sauplern su masisea Yretien tins 5aus, unb
fas auswartiss aauFeute fret an Bprb Der DampfbUpte
unb Gtienbabn.
@len auitrass gen wtrb ~beipnbere &ufmertiamtett &C..
l4entt.
dEaaremlaaer: Stblepfrabe, awtfaeb Der 3. unb
untern Qanpuns,
st. Saul. mtnn.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-08-22
laws -GENERAL-
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF MARY.
LAND
At the January Session, 1867.
IPUBLfsnFD BY AUTHORITY.

PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.
raf
IN Act TO repeal Article seventy ohc. the
Code Of Public Genrrsd Laws If tie
State Of Maryland entitled Oysters, and
to rc-en1ct tire same with ualpl 4onts.
section Hcit tuartel ~ the General
Assembly Of NuJ laud, That ar.ia.e ~
r,ty.ouc ol the Code Of Public G'>aclal
Lawa Of die Statc Of Mary.and, cnttlrd
Oy>tcrS be. AMI the same IS hereby I. re
pcalcd and rc-"naetcd, to read a. to..o~7
Section l. Bc IT enactcl hy the General
Assembly Qi Maryland, That m owner,
master, captain, hirer, borrower, or en-
rycc of any oFurr or cti1'r person aha'I
u or employ auy can)o, boat or vessel ot
auy lliul og description whatever IN ;a.,ug
or catching oysters for sale III tho wategs
OF Eas Statc, or in huying or selling oya-
ters IN the State without having fr>t Oh
tanned license to u.s. o. employ sub ca
noe, boat or other vessel as hereinafter
provided.
Sec , AMI be it enacted, That the
Com}.trollar Of the Treasury shall, uPor
the apI!iration Of any resident Of tn state
3 v.iili.,I,,.I l,;Sr ibc o,,o,,. my L,at
'i i;.',',1 -. ..,,~,,lI..I NAM. I,,.tni,
- .L.. Ir.;t,1 c,,,as.. ;9.,s.,;I st,,,.
+ ''o0'' - ,", ';}o., r.,,' =, ..,., ~
'SN'iI - S,' = ,.,' -. a a.,,, ,.m.,,u
G'''',' = .,,,.r .,ii,,,,,,,,,, ,v,;h,n thn
u - - I'5 n'' I H.. All - wv,
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St. Mary's gazette., 1867-08-22

Farmers and Drovcrs' Hotel
Arm the Noyg l,In! hr[l3D
tl.NiON TOWN, d. +,

n,llE. undersigned respectfully niS!m% h.
r,icuds ana tue public. tiat he is i'"
4 l,nvirg !, large SrAhI.E H"d Sroc *
YhkD aftacl,d nor the r"i w'n'rnct of r.
-yeilets., And Drovcrs, apl having her t"'o',
t,rrNr, a literal patronage irym the I""cr
c.uu,n.. lie ;,,j~ a>~,uc.l N't j. u c>I,''
.uc. comL,ncd with atttnut" VAR rs r. ~
bir ustlcr,. AMI moderate tltnr"F>, WI "'A'h
for An ca. .tiuIAntc - ~ s,3'n'.
EuDi.ki I NJ NiHFiN.
Proprietor.
june u, iSG1-iy.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-08-22
Sec. ! :, Aud lie it enacted, That each

ters with rakesser ten@S sshaH state Tue
name ana TeSFfehco" OF ,st'e. sfefS'n %
whom the same Is granted, the name or
number OF the came or other boat % be
licensed, aud the County 10 Which me
same Is to be used, ana the pcFioa !"
winch SAID lleense VIII expire *'' eyer
"rI rI'lcant tor such license s"ah pay -
tue clerk o. 7Ac 'oatt "htIc 9u'ii i'0''i9'
may DE gr2nted, ana bt''Ee lht A'auius
and delivering OF tha same, the sun o.
four collars for each aud every canoe Or
o.hcr boat SO ic'usc.!.
Sec 3 And BE i enacted, That every
applicant for license to take or catch oys-
.cIS with rakcs or tongs. shall be reIulr-
cd to make oath before the Clerk au-
thgrizcI to issue the same, or some jus
ticc Of the Peace, upon whose ccrtItl-
cate Of the taking of such oath the clerk
Shall issue SAID license that he IS a bona
file resident uf the county IN winch such
apn,icatiou i mace, and that he Will
obey and conlly with, the provisions OF
The laws Of .Ei, S.ltc regulating the tll,
iur and catching Of oysters and every
;o.r,on to vhQla such license may be
1rNNt.i Shall be required to paint the
namA or number Of his canoe or o,her
boat eli said boat to correspond with SAID
h"Ao Oh humocr !" Suo,' g. ''t,'',l ''''N
ary r.raon ncglyeuns OF refusing TO com
~ WIZ inns PROVISION s'I'' 'n '.hN ~ Io-
ton thereof oe.'Fe il ',.i'o . e e''s
Peace, pay inc OF not l0S7 'nan I'VE
a',ars, nor more 'h'l' ven n.r u"'.'' ,l - '4b tb
u''' u '' p''',' 20 ~ 49,, u,,...,,
residue 10 Inc Qo'hp'fo1'ci VI '''0
ry
Sec. Q. And be it enactcd, That the
Comptroller of the Treasury shall cause
to be printed and delivered TO the clerks
of tho Circuit COURTS for the several aoun-
tics, aud the Clerk Of the court Of COMMON
Pleas Of Baltimore city, The r"4nsltr NUN
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-08-22

A &C, & Q.
Greatest variety. best quality, and Hr-
rcx, assortment in the city, NlRi.E-
SALE aud RETAIL.
No. 81 Sourm CkLvkRr STREET. and
No. 6S GnEArslnE, BALrINoFE
|, pame in. part. Fiue Hreechf7 Loading
Double Sarrcl Bird and Dnck Guns Dou
ltc and Single Barrel Mozaln Eo,d,ng
Guns, AT ali prices; Colts Smith x YES
sons. Bseeus lhrrenger's Williamson :
tsomethiug neS,l Shsrp's an other make
OF PISTOLS, Kfk'E S;$ of ali
kinds fine POW DER FhA>ko. S!fOf
BELTS, GAME BAGS, El"v'> Water
proot, q ID and Musket CAPS EleA' 5
and Baldwiu's WADS; all kmisof CAN
TRlDGES; POW DER Ioi very best
brands SHOT, BALLS; also material
for Guumakcls In fac, his facilities are
such that he can furnish ANY artiole in the
line at Shot. notice. Purchasers may rely
on gct,irg good Article y call Is re-
sp,ctiully solicited.
.ALfNANDElt NcCUMAS.
cE EsrABlISuHp 1913.
july A. leos-rOn
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anl
General Claim AGENTS.
vx11I.i. a,trrd, rum.'unl'N, to al business
w ronhd", to tN"r cnr, r~i''. y |"
claims Il r Bourty anifor' Compensatory f'f
slaves culi-tot in the military Sctv5' OF N'
m,co states in tic IAc war. y ~" mus
,r: nllyof ,hv colarcd troops ir.m May 'InI ,3
nn.' in chose proximity TO q" o1i'r Of EoI
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tbs
Hannah More Academy,
a school for Girls

.Ntnr .Reistsrsioten aad nItren mifts (fom
Ata u ,Ann,Tc.
nFFEHS special Inducements II th.>e de-
" >irins fot tae,I daughters etcclu' team
iuy. thorough instruction, flgh culture, aud
the influences OF II Christian lVm,. Ibe
ncxt Term hrs;n- H'eiHsst"y StP;catipt ~,
For Cir, ,Hars, CT ,dinr Iniormat.e elt. 3t.Ic-'
The Kcv. ARTHUR j nlCl, Al D.
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July 25, ls6I-5lH. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-16

The Tax UDon Eaisrants-Where Does the
nleacy (ses
The Legislature at its recent session in
creased the Communication tar upon emigranh
landing in New York from two dollars to two
dollars and half head. This money Is col
lected from the ship owners by the Commis-
sioners Of Emigration. II must amount in the
course Of twelve months to good round sum.
A single steamship Ian led over ons thousand
passengers ct Castle Garden last week, the tax
upon whom would be two thousand FIVE hun
dred dollars. A few days ago nearly three
thousand emigrans arrived at taat depot In
twenty four hours, and from these the Commits
sioners must have realized some seven thou
sand dollars tolerably profit bile days bust
ness. In two comparatively dull weeks, up to
the LIST instant, before the great tide Of emigra-
have been over elev On thousand, which, under
the new rate, would yield . revenue Of some
twenty-eiyht thousand dollarA Til produc-
tive tax Is not the only source Of income
enjoyed by the Com missioners Of Emigration.
They receive ten or twelve thousand dollars .
year from the railroads admitted to Castle
Garden for rent, and we believe q tax of fifty
d ollars is collected in some cases where an
emigrant is sent to Wards Island. But If we
take the commutat;on tax alone and aggregate
the arrivals during the year upon the average
of the two we eks prior to May l-eleven thou
sand-we find the receipts of the Commits
sioners for the next twelve months to be
FROM xl;o sn,rca paorIv aight hundrad and
fifty thousand dollars.
Where does this money got Who is respon-
sible for its safe keeping and its proper invest
menti We know that short time ago the
gratuity Of two thousand dollars was presented
to Thnrlow Weed and some other person for
amicabfy settling difference" that had
occurred between the Emigration Commission
ers and another city commission, and we know
that plenty Of people would have done the
business for one hundred dollars, II the officers In
the pay ofthe Commissioners were incompetent
70 accomplishit But further than this we have
but little light on the subject. What are the
Comm ssloners going to do with their princely
revenuef They are philanthropic gentlemen
and take no pay for their own services. Had
they not better use the money to build q comedy,
healthful and convenient emigrant depot at the
Battery in place Of the present dilapidated
shell known rs Castle Gardenf They ought to
do some public good with the funds for their
expenses are comparatively nothing, and the
people who pay the heavy tax are entitled to a
consideration for their money In some shape or
another. A* uM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-16

Extremes meet" is an old proverb. and one
that has been verified IN the appalling case Of
immortality in Massachusetts, which was re-
ported in yesterdays HERMD. Amidst the
most puritanical community in the world
where they force morality down peoples
throats, where 70 look awry b almost . ssime.
where people melt away \ ssrow for ths'psor
negro, where to touch whjekey or wins p re-
garded immoral, and where all the theories for
the improvement or othsr people are asitatsd--
there we nnd man, educated and highly
honored, who united IN Ainself The characters
Of preacher Of the gospel, legislstor Of ID
State, and Chairman Il ~ School Committee q
the town, guilty Of csin0 that ere not d lobe
mentioned. We knew = nething 70 b con-
pared 10 the disgustisg wicksdnsss q this
reverend and honorahls Mr. Howe, IN uoden
dimes and in civilkad country. 1hs fAcs -
the pretended noraIlN or hsnaaiV q hassa-
ehussts II nothing but profound hypecrisy.
There b mot, probsbly, % wicked city In he
world q Boston. win . great outside show
Of desency and morality, thsre b vast amount
Of secret vice. IL \ mech The same throughout
The State. such crimes ~ we refer to could
mot OCCUR in any other state Of society. From
such great prsxenoes, with 90 much hypocrs ~.
tho worst cranes natsrally springs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-16

There are three ways Of dealing with our
Indian tribes-aght them, pet them, or talk
them into submission. The first has for years
been miserable failure, the second has not
been success, and the third process we are
trying to effect, backed by large army used
as scarecrow.
Our special correspondent has just given us
thu details of the long pow-wow held with the
Kiowas. The speech of Sa-san-ti has good
ring in 1t, and II some Of his statements prove
true there should be severe handling Of some
Of our Indian agents and military officers. II
is q well known fact that the Indian agents
frequently cheat the Indians out Of more than
one half Of the annuities conceded to them by
treaty stipulation. This occasions much i'll
feeling, and becomes often frequent cause Of
war. Although we have no faith in Indian
honor, still II is no reason why we should set
them such examples Of bad dealing as Is COM
planned Of In this straightforward speech Of
Sa-tan-ii. He complains, also, that one of our
Pacific railroads b 10 rum through his hunting
grounds, that the buffalo have all disappeared,
and that tho forests have been cut on This he
thinks just cause Of complaint; other Of the
tribes appear to think 1t . just cause for war.
Sa-tan-ti complains that the United States troops
burned ths village q the Cheyeunes but Gen
eral Hancock gives IN excellent reason for %
doing--among others, thatthat tribe had burned
three white meA.
From Colonel Leavenworth's statement Il
appears that this band Of the Kiowas was en-
gAged in the terrible massacre Of the Box
family, in Tens, some months ago, and for this
reason have not received their annuity goods
- usual t
The whole results OF the council appear 20
be very unsatisfactory. No point hes been
reached, and The settlement Of our Indian an
eslties sppesn TO bs - Ear ~ ~ ever, :