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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1867-11-23
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Ne Der 1lnterseidnete eriu6t bic
5rd,rarrise 0eiitlidteit 9e9enrarttSe
3eituns 5reuurlidlt gu empfeblen uno
oi, Nae,,tur csrislten gu iiternebmen
rcer aefal1isit einen sl9enten rafir aufz
iteuen su ,pplIen.
G,uti9e Mittheilun9en bteriber teliete
man IN lie Grpeptttpn n bes Slatz
tss su Madden,
0rdadtun95Spuf.
Ser. P. Clemens Staub, 0. S B.
patpr in ct. paul.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1867-11-23
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ct 3aul, Minmci Samitaa ben %. 9tpnember 1867

culc> teipnrers aber rie beiliae 2iebe
pert1S1en bierin lebr sielea. Q4as tez
,pirtten ntdt bic irpmmen MATpndre an
ben, lrie cs anfan96 idten, aller menld<
li6en Bilcuns unfatiaen Wilcen tit
para9uaY!
b Die Grsietung mill nidt et>ra cine
9eaetene 9lnla9e ausrptten, pe,1n eas
85le int Men{hcn liest nidt in een ibln
anselda7e1en slnla9erl irncern in itz
ter serrprtenen Nidt,tnA IN tbrer Gntz
artunA allp rarirl raf bic Aeifi9e Naz
tur ree Meni6en unter rem 0eleBe cer
Siinre fh teflnre.
| Die Gr;Rbune nil niht tlpb Die
Ausartl1n9 elmer slnlase serbinpern uac
Zen Mibbraud terlelten Serbiiten lpnz
bern ie' mill bic slula9en ,rdbrenp ibrer
Gnt,ptfeluns auf eas Stebte, Wute>
6eilt9e ridten unc gum &fe 9e9en
ras 81ie itdrfen.
Die Gr;ietuna mill niht blpb einselns
&enntnile mittbeilen rrer ZEN jun9en
Mlenlden tlcb su ei,,em wpblseprpneten
auberliden 8etra9en abridten> >pte ba5
III bIberen St1npen niGt ielten Der Tall
it, lpncern fe mill feline innere &roft
1e anresen unc leiten rab er 1T jerer
5inlt6t allmablt9 eritarte unp ietne ferz
mere 8tlpung ieltittbati9 fprtiesen t5nne.
Die Wen9e rer &ennt1il1e, bic t6 Sc
manre1 mittbeile, iaat Wtilpe maht
penlelben nidt gum reritanct9en Manne.
s0lit allem Vprlaaen une Sprpempnitri>
ren lit trcni9 9ebplfen wenn td nidt
tewtrfe> pab Der 3E9lin9 ielbit beptad<
tet> retft Eriift unp urtbeilt. Gtenlr
1T fir bic Sllrun4 re6 sSillens init ren
me1ani1den sltridten ;u einen1 tei ittmm<
ten 1erbalten lrents setclfen penn bic
innere 0elinnunA bic innere &i6tun9
res Mtusns> 11tdt bic sleub berun9en al
lein iinc 0esenitann Der Silcung. Der
3SalinN cer auf irthe 2(rt ersp9en mirc,
tanrelt 11idt ,rie er mill, ipnrern neil
er 10 at9eridtet ,rrreen 1T er ae>rIbnt
Nd 70 iebr an ei1 lnedaniides Gpll;ie<
ben duFerer 8efehle, an ein 9eranfen(r<
les Na9abmen rer Setlpiele 9lnoerer>
cab er bel allen ieineu 5anrlun9er nt6te
penft ntdts mill, UNI ,reun niAt5 Be-
fpblen miro> aud ntdts tbut. Iiele
irri9e Gprtelluna iast Wf ilce ferner,
bat bic trauri9e Jrl9e> cab rtejeni9en
&tnper fir reren Bilpun9 man iebr 9ez
| ihdftts mar in her >pabren Silcung
pft'am meiiten suriidtleiben. Die in
mere @eiitesthdti9teit wirb 9eldrddt
unc oft gang eritidt neil man gu riel
bineintrasen uno Spn 9luben mppeln
mill. Gs 1T 1ebr natiirlid> caB 'Deriez
| ni9e alles et9ene Denfen aufgibt oeln
mir i111,er ppreenfen. Der 319ltn9
tpirb nefp ,peni9sr renfsn lernen, jen1ebr
man tbm .serbietirt. Das e,pi9e Gpr<
preeieerL Gr1nabne1L @arnen Iaceln
erftidt bds ei9ene @eflbl per &inper
lldbmt ibre llrtbeil5fraft unp madt fie
! enrlid su riaenlpien @el&Spfen. Das
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1867-11-23
Ne6actellr.: @ugen 6. @brbarbt.
Np. 2

,u piele 6pf,neiitsrn binrert RE Gntz
mideluna res eigensu Gbarafters. 10
ber fcmrlt es> zap Ger 9emeine Olann
oft ri6tiser unr crnisquenter in ieinen
Dente1 FREEZER unp ieiter in ieinem 5anz
beln it, als rerjeni9e ceNen Grstebun9
Iaulenre 9etritet unr cine Menee Msnz
lben teidafti9t hat.
0runrlaee rer Gr;iebun9.
DC 0uunrlaae aller ,pabren Grz
;iebun9 muf Nelisirn iein. Der junac
Mtcnlb mus aus ititsm Serperbe1
binauaz unc 1p heral,aesr9en percem.
rab CT lei,,e ,pabrs geiiinmun9 fir 3ett
unr G,piafett erreihen tann. 9ls ST.
ce1berpbuer ipu er btneinma6itn in
Zen irpii den @irtunSsfreis, ,ppsu Vrtt
i'm terufen bat uni ais Ott9lieo res
9teihes @pttes ipu CT rem 6tmmeL >rie
Die Saat res Jelce5 eem GrnrtetaAe
cat9e9erreifen. IS eiebt tetn Sell fir
Ben Meni1en als in Gbriltus. slpptels
9elhidte 4. II. Soll alip bic Grgetz
uns ihre 9uf9abe lSitn, unb bic beranz
rel ifenre Su9eno III ben Stanp leben,
ibre ei9ene Selti1nmuu9 gu erreidcn> -
nlub iie npth>penoia hril iltlt9> unp BON
cem beletenren !0aude nes Gbrii itenz
tbums rurhoua curbcrun1en iein.
0ernen bic lietea &leinen nidt su
Gbriltua ais rer Suelle aaes ylhte2
UNI 2etens> hinsefijbrt 70 rerpen lie
unrer1neirlid TIRE Nefiihrt. Sa, rbnc
Nsliaipn ,pirp he Gr;iebun9 niGt Gin
NAL trpilde5 Wpbl fIrbern. Sbne eiz
nen mabrboft 9rtte5fiirhti9en Sinn
gilt Is aud feine n'abre Selblt unr
dhltenliete feline sluscauer in Griiilz
lung rer Stonoe5z llnc Seruf8pftdteH
unr iiterbaupt ftin 9emeinni!si9ea
Streben. Sur ra5 Gbrtl tentbum Yerz
eini9t ZEN Mc,1Ihen init 0rtt unp ieinel1
Srireu, unp feline 6riidtc iinp: siete
Jre1re> 6riece Scrub, Wilpe 0iitiaz
fsit 9an9mutb> Sanfmutb, Glautc>
Se11eicenheit GntbaltIamteit &euid,z
beit. Sal. s. 22. %. Sc ,reai9er raa
Gbri itsntbun1 auf ren. Menl9en eintpirft
peltp metr Serfctrtteit I'M 2eben res.
Me,1lben ouf Grren. Srer mrher
lbreitt iid rie Nuase!ailenbeit mic lie
heut' su Sage III 10 auhallcncen uuc.
tetautenren Gri1einunscn ii6 iiterall
unter rer Susenc funr 9iett? Ssober
bDrt man auel,ttalben 10 ciele &la9el1
ater Setftiudt 9teic> SetruA Nrsliit,
8erllumrunN .hpGmutb> lleber,uuth,
l1ntreue UNI 9luaebnun9 9eAens rie
Sbriafeit ! 9Sahrlih srn nihts auz
BERN, ais spn eer ent,reittsn Gr,iebunN
"a man bic Suaenp pbne ZEN reli9iIien
0eif blpb cnrd iid ieltit nertpeln ;u
fSnnen 9laubt.D
*)gSlter bat lin ieinen ), ,Yeitrasen sur
drifli9en patasrsW ben Na9meis seliefert,
eab es rbne @briltentbum feline @Aienidaften,
feinen @laube1,, unb pbne Stride feline drinli6e
Gr;iebuns sete,s tSnne. ,Gine jeee anhere Or
siebuns lei cine beienii9e." -r
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lor9fdlti9ite Grsiebun9 pirp BEN junae'1
Menl9en nidt spr ieper Mu6.ar r
tun9 III rer 3ufunft ihern, fSnnen.
IS 1T taher nptbwenctA rab perielbe
etnt ,renn er cer Bilbuns frember
6anpe ent;osen it, i6 1eltf hilpe; RAP
er pur6 ei9ens Selbittbati9fett fort
| ldreite, >renn feline frempe ,9anp Jpn
mebr leitet; iid ielbft rpr Nb>rese11
Tdere, ,renn fein frenpe6 9lu9e mebr
! fir i'm ,padt. Burre es nt6t traurts
lei11 >penn allie Wenlden auf Der Stufe
per 8ilcun9 heten blieben auf lpel&e
| fe bic Ginlidt uno ccr quite gStQe Mnz
eerer fellten Sc nrtbmenni9 jenem
Dlenideu sum- eriten slntriebe fremre
6ulfe it, 10 unsureidene 1T pieielbe in
ben S}abren Der Hetfe. Der 3F9lin9
ipQ ntdt in elmer fprt,rdbrenren gprz
NUMB idaft slnperer erbalten iperceh
ipnrern er fann uno 1pu fd 1elbit 2stz
ret UNI Gr;ieker ,rerren. St mub raz
Der ntdt tlcb &enntnii1e rurd 9lnrere
empfangen, ipncern fd ielbit &enntni1e
erlperben tEnnen ntdt tlpb frempe,1
Sefeblen setcrden, ipncern iitb ieltit
0eiege 9eben renn feblt ib,n piele
Selbfitinpiafeit ir 1T e5 s!rar Gin eez
lebri9er tie9lamer ater iid ieltit iiterz
lailenL Elm unbebulnider elenrer Menl6.
1ieie 10 ,ridtise Seltitbilrun9 mub
in ben Sabren Der Susenp tez
9rinret unc mD9lid gem d t
merceu.
Der Gr,ister n1ue IN eieler 2ltiiht
ntdt MIR rem Srteb rer Selbi itbtlrunA
III cem 3H9lin9e refen ipnrern rem
jungen Men{hen AUDI init cer 9(rt> NIT
ben Wlitteln pieler 8ilpuus tetannt ma
6en, er ,nub eenie!ben nidt bios spr
Sdaren te>rabren, lrncsrn ttn anleiten>
f6 isltit III fidsrn - ibn .nidt Bios
tilren ipnrern ikm set9en, rie ct it6
leltit tilren fHnne, ,-0teleN nlettun !
3ur Selbfbilpun9 1T Elm rridtiz
ger, letter nur gu oft rernadldft9ter
She'll oer Grsiebnns.
Die Grsiebuns benist cater nur bic
yorbannenen slnlaeen. Sprie bic
&unit bel YRansen unc lhisren nidts
neuee eseuee1l fpnnern nur ben Sang
oer scrbannenen Nnla9en erleidtern unr
unterFuBen fam; ebenlp fann eie Grz
;iebun3 bel beln Menfden rie @ret;en
oer ppn bet Natur sesebenen stnlasen
ni9t uterlhreitea, Die Grsiebun9
tann nur ; a 8 aus rem Menfdeu MAJ
den lras III ,pcrpen er yrn Natur fdz
| big 1T, - sic fann bic idlummerure,1
&rafte medsn> bic 5inpsrniHIe entfernen
bic 1bati9fsit reisen une ndbren. F..
Die Grsiebuns mill temnad nidt
neue sltlasen. berpprbrinsen ienz
bern nut bic eeeebeum ere@n leiten.
Wenn benz etne,, pber penn annerrt &inee
cine eer. slnlaeeL bic Der n,enidh9en
Natar 3utcm1ne.l 1T n1anseln {detnt,
i6 ,perbe eer Grsteber nar !eesbalb ni9i
mutblps, &unb unb ansnauernpe 0ez
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1867-11-23

Serer Atpnnent unp 9l9ent ce5
u8anrerer"" it freuncltdit er1udt bet
0slrleneunsen pper BelteQun9en, ben
Namsn Ser ppf Sffce 9enau uno oeutz
li6 ansueeten. Sci @pbnunsscerdnz
rer1lnssn irllts bic prit Office >ro Bet
eeier fraber ras 8latt in Gmpfan9
nabnl une he prt Sffee res jebi9en
@pbncrtes, 1p>pie raS Gounty unb Der
Staat auscradli6 eenannt werpen.
8eldperben lber BEN 9ti@tempfans Der
3eitun9 rcQe man bel bemjentsen
poftmeifer pcer N9enten ma@e1 purd
pel@en bic l1nterl9reiter bieielbe 3u
erhalten pFesen,..
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1867-11-23

a@ sllle Ginlenpun9erl Gcrreiprnz
eenssn, Mtttheilun9en 0eldaftsbrteft,
8e{tellunsen 0elciencun9en sln;et9en
unc cal. 1ppllen unter fpl9errer Mprele
ae,naht ,rereen 5. g. S@rprer II. So.
Ycitbrr 113 ct, paul Vfinn.
x 0elpienpungen btttet man &C.
fdut9it in Ypltanreiiun9en 81 ma6en
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1867-11-23
2Sas 1T baS &erj eJei,.?

Gin flarer tiefer 8rpnnen
9lus benz in lelsen @cnnen
Der Grtenpilser trinft;
$50 ibm nit tiiblem S3attsn,
@iu tiirjtent Ct ermatten,
Gin @ubeplasden mint.
Gin g 8Iiimlein bas Der Oufte
@emir;e in bic Qiifte
Mus splt'nem 8el9e eiebt;
Tas in Der 8lattlein 6iiQe
Ges @natentbaue5 JIue
Dem 6ersen reid eri4liebt.
Gin ticfer @1adt Der immer
Grlrablt spm lidten S9immer
Ger bSdtsn @6Gse prQ;
3u tem bas 5er> has arne>
Sn iebem 9sit unt 5arme
!5inunter teisen irQ.
Gin @tern bel te0en S@sine
gBir tenfen an tie refine
Die frrmme Masb bes 5errn;
Die ;u Der GrSifuns @onne
Bertiintct nus bic Scnne
9lls li6ter Wcrsenitern.
0as lit bas tpunbertare
Sers Seiu: cine flare
Gitern' nit friidem SueQ;
Gin gliin,lein liib an Giiften;
Gin S6as in tiefen 8liiften;
Gin Sternlein li!bsrtea!
s. 9. Iafrattsbpfe,
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Ger Mandeter.
Ginssoebenblatt fir iittlidess8irfen uns ssStfFen
5eroussesstsn spn q. 81. .S@r6ser s 81.
cf6e: Mlinnelata @trabe ,tpii9en her 3, u, act
6t.NauL Winnepta

Der Danbsrer erldeint jeben Samitas unb
frftet in unbetinater 0prausbe;abluus tn ben
Gereinieten Staatsn: oo,o
Sahrlia <,N
5altjatrltd $40
NadGurppa fertefrsi:
S1brlid, Sa0V
6albiahrli6 Z59
Sir hrei Monate S L1o
Ginselns Summer ~ ~
1as Yrrtc fir ben uWaneerer" il, ben Ser
ei,,iateu Staaten tetra9t 20 Gents per s}abr unb
mub sru bem Gmpfanser bel ieiner pcltof1ee
rierteliabrGd srrausbeaablt merren.
eNan tann III jeher 3eit auf ben ,gSanesrer"
atcnn;ren, in6em bic Sabreause nad ben Num=
snern tsrehnet msrten. So 9f,,mn1srn n1aden
einen Sa1rsans.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1867-11-23

y gSlter bat lin ieinen ,,Beitrdsen sur
drifliden patasrsiF ben Na9reis eeliefert,
tab es pbne Gbrifentbum feline @l0enf9aften,
fetnen @lauber, unb pbne Stride feline driflihe
Gr;iebune sete, tSnne. uGine jehe anhere Or
siebuns lei cine beienii9e."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-02-14

,SdrdtnH Conmtttees.
On Federal Rela,ions-Mesrs T. J. Tenant,
NJ n. Mitchell, B. v. Poor, A. K Potter and D.
A. Horton.
On Jusieiary-Mes,rs. J. n. Brown. E. Stroth.
er & z. Huss W. T. Jones, A. KonemAn. o. X.
SIampley and W. G. Grimes
On WAYS and Msans-NesIra. A. II. Lissak,
A Konemsn J. n Dorssy, Thoa B. Prince, II. II.
On Mines and Mining Afairs-Msssrs. J. D.
Mayhugh. Robt. Cullen, g. H. Walton, T. Stroth'
or and \. z Huse.
On state Ins,i,utions-Messrs. Geo. II. Dana.
o. K Stampley, J. L. Swaney, E. Mallory and
Geo. Aunckton.
On internal Improvements-AessrL George
Munckton. P. j. PsrmatSr, VIM. NJ Cary, B. v.
Poor and A. Koneman.
On Agriculturo-J. r Jacobs. w. NJ Carey, J..
p. Rooney. G. n. Folsom and J. A. 81 Clair.
On Counties and County Boundartes-- Ae.ns
M. Groves, w. c. Grimes. G. W Walton, I. J..
Tenant and A. NJ wingate.
On Educaiion-MessrL NJ n Mitchell, w. T.
Jones, @. n. Folsom. J. r Jacobs and George b.
Dana
On Observation-Disclosures W. Caldwell. Robt.
Cullen, T. F. Julien, ThoS Parker and James L.
Swaney.
On Elections .Messrs Thomas Parker. G. n.
Folssm. A. " wiasate, Z. stroihsr and J. +.
On Military and Indian Affairs -Messrs. J. N.
Dorsey, W. T. jones, }, r. Jacobs, J. Parma
ter and a. Koneman.
ON Trade and Manufacturss-Messrs. ThoA b.
Prince, A. K. Potter, J. p. Wheeler, A. ~ VIM
gate and Z. Mallory.
On Public Morals--Messrs G. W. Walton. w.
N. Casey and J. P. Wheeler.
On Public Printing-Messrs. John Wslch, g.
l. LLamrnon and Geo. Il. Dana a..' q 81.
On Contingent Expenses and Accounts
Messrs. j. A. St Clair. T.v. julien, y. Il. Huse,
Z Mallory and B. v. Poor.
On State Library--Nsssrs J. L. Swaney, U. n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-02-14

An Aer TO regulate the times and manner
Of holdins elections for Senators In Con-
Eress.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House Of
Representatives Of the United States OF
America in Congress assembled, That the
Legislature Of each State, which shall be
chosen next preceding the expiration Of the
time for which any Senator was elected to
represent said state in Congress, shall on the
second Tuesday after the meeting and orssni-
Iation thereof, proceed to elect Senator In
Congress, in the place Of such Senator 20
going out Of office, in the following manner !:
Each house shall openly, By rtua .uoee Of
each member present, name one person, ior
Senator in Congress from said State, and the
name Of the whole number Of votes cast In
each house shall be entered on the journal
Of each house BY the Clerk or Secretary
thereof; but II either house shall fall to give
such majority to any person on said day, that
fact shall be entered on the Journal. Al. IL
o'clock meridian Of the day following that on
which proceedings are required 10 take place,
As aforesaid, the members Of the two houses
shall convene in joint assembly, and the
journal Of each House shall then be read, and
| if the same person shall have received ma
iority Of all the votes in each House, such
person shall be declared duly elected Senator
10 represent said State in the Congress OF the
United States; but il the same person shall
not have received q majority Of the votes in
each house, or IL either house shall have
failed to take proceedings, as required BY this
Act, the joint assembly shall then proceed TO
choose, By rtrd roce vote Of each member
present, person for the purpose Aforesaid,
and the person having the majority Of all the
votes Of the said joint assembly, majority
Of all the members elected to both houses
being present and voting, shall be declared
duly elected and in case no person shall re-
eeive such majority on the first day, the joint
assembly shan meet at twelve o'clock meri-
dian Of each succeeding day during the ses-
tion Of the Legislature, and take at least one
vote, until Senator shall be elected.
Sec. Q. And be It further enacted, That
wheneyer, on the meeting Of the Legislature
| Of any State, = vacancy shall existin the rep
resen.ation Of such State in the Senate Of tho
United States, said Legislature shall allproceed,
On the second Tuesday after the commence
\ nerson TO eli such vacancy, in the manner
h.yeinbetore provided for, the election Of q
senator for q full term, and IL vacancy shall
bsnnen during the session Of the Legislature,
~ an the second Tuesday after. the Legis-
i,tnre shall have been organised and shall
nave notice Of such vacancy.
Sec. 8. And be it further enacted, That II
hall be the duty Of tht Geserror Of the State
rom rom which. any Senator shall have been cho-
.sn. % as aforesaid, to certify his election,
nnS.r the seal Of the State, to the President
| of fthe senate Of the United states, which
cs,ti6este shall be countersigned by the Sec-
retary Of State Of the State, n. fs,l.sr :
| Anproyed July rs, 1856 s. .-eE .s.f 80
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-02-14
Legislative Omcers.
AWAIT

Sanding CennIfseS.
Judiciary-welty, Proctor. Sumner, Nelson.
Hutehings
orpora,ions-Carpenter. Eastman. Haines'
Stevenson. Monroe.
Mines and MnlnS-Sisvenson. Linn, poron,
Nelson, Terry.
Federal Relations-Mason, Monroe, Edwards.
State Adairs-Doron, Meder, Monroe.
Agriculture and Manufactures-Haines, East
man. Meder.
Education--Grsy, Edwards, Terry.
Prirting-Doron, Carpenter. Meder.
Counties and County Boundaries-Proetor
Hu,ehings, Gray Terry. Eastman
State Prison-Geller Sumner, Proctor.
Militia and Indian Acknowledging Nelson,
Carpenter
State Library-Selson. Haines, Hastings
Internal lmprovemen;s-Eastman. Carpenter,
Mason.
Public Lands-Edwards, Doron, Gray.
Claims-Monroe. Nelson. Edwards.
Public Morals-Meder. Mson, welty.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-02-14
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
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stAndingl and Gleosated LegI
sueeessfnlly treated. fNV
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Fre.h Carson Lager,

Kept cool and nice In stone oellesr. All dFtnks
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NISCELLANBOUS AD bKIIohhhNIo
NEVADA LEGISLATURES.

ASSENBLYNES.
Churchill County-R. C. Grtnes and Jan<s A.
81. Clair.
D.usla. Mallory and W. N. Carey
Esm.ralda-A NJ wlngate, John $. Msyhugh.
I"rr j. N. Brown, b. V. Poor.
Humbold,-O X Stanplsy, Thomas V. Julien,
and p. J. Parmater.
L.ud,r-J. r. Jacobs T. J. Tenant, Robert
Cullen and J. ~ Dorsey.
Lyon-J. \. Rooney, A. Konemsn and George
w. walten.
Ny......w. T. Jones and J. VI. Groves
Ormsby-Dr George Munekton, H. h benee,
and ID. A. Horton.
storsy-M, n. Mitchell, John welch, A. Ii. Lis
SAX. s E. Huse, Geo, l. Lanmon
Thomas Parker E. Strother, X. ID.
Ferguson, 4. X. Potter. J. l.. Sra-
nsy, George II. Dana and }. A.
Wheeler.
ws.ho.-Thoma. 3. Prince, W. Caldwell and
G. y. Folsom.
Union "a; Democrats,
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iyag r81 09f - adf y noR9ugga
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The New York herald., 1867-04-16

l,,oR SALEM VERY HEALTHY PART OF PENN.
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The New York herald., 1867-04-16

rNoR sALE-TfiE BROWN sI0SE -FOUR STORY
L basement House IS Wes riry-eGhh street Ne:ween
Fifth and xth avenues, IN perfect oer, handsomely an
extensively furnished. Fri ss5Jle. Apply - LeUl'E E
CAEvALLihN, Sl Cedar street. , a,l
The New York herald., 1867-04-16

very valuable Corner Third avenue, 25xso five so
ries will le sold very low immediate purchaser.
SYDNEY IL. CARR, l29 Grand street.
The New York herald., 1867-04-16

LoR SALG-C0NPlErElr FURNISHED A THEEg
story -gh soop .rowa stone House, rewly painted and
"a the very 1cst orie as en water 81 evt.y room. vii
- sold at bargain 70 cash customer. Address s. boy
z ,Ob Post Office. ~ -
The New York herald., 1867-04-16

ye story House and sized Lot Division street
In splendid aud renting for $35, viii be sold a
$260U0.
The New York herald., 1867-04-16

h'oR SALG-rllaEE MINUTES FROM TdE FULTON
ferry Etookyn, neat two story and basement House,
IL rooms gas and water throughout marble range
.Gd hcat caus fal yard, grape arbors for two
,anihcs WI sah cheap Inquire on the premises No G7
h.ddagi street
The New York herald., 1867-04-16

cQnO DOWN AND sl25 QUARTERLY FOR A CON
tgCOO vellcnt and genteel two story and baserne nj
frame and brick House with full lot in peasunles part OF
Nirh tract Brooglyn second house OF Fourth ave
twenty minutes from erres eight rooms; garden In
A. y. NIWBERRl. l6s broadway.
The New York herald., 1867-04-16

CstyTTAGE FOR sALE-WIiH HALF ACRE GhOUN,,
~ at lnsv Staten lslani within an - son rchss 2, ."e Gy
schools loca ion of acces houe new ptic
$500. Permits Of A. JOuRNEAY, No. FINE street
The New York herald., 1867-04-16

LroI sALE-A HANDSOME COTTAGE HOUSE ~
ten aud six acres, with ne orchard minutes
walk from depot Northern New Jersey Railroad Iusses-
sion at short notice. q. II. OLIVER, No Boekman st