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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-04-25
Total Assets Of thecompany..... si,44O,llo OF

Total Assets oil theCompany."" Sl,44O,ll6 10
III. LIABILITIES.
Losses unadjnsted, and losses in
suspense, waiting for further proof, 6S,509 So
~. MISCELLANEOUS.
The greatest amount insured in any one risk,
S25,0OO.
The greatest amount allowed by the rules to
be insured in any one city, town or village, and
the greatest amount allowed to be insured in
any one block-No rule.
fheashount ofits capital or earnings deposit
ed in any other State, as security for osse $
therein, $40 0,Ol26O. Required deposit made in
Ohio
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-04-25

Statement of the Condition of
the Home Insurance COmpa-
ny, of New Haven, Conn.,, on
the 31st day of Dec, 1866,
made to the Auditor of Ohio,
pursuant to the Statute Of that
State.
l. CAPITAL,
The amount OF its Capital Stock au-
thorlzed by Charter, S3,OOO0OO;
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-04-25

The amount ofits Capital Stock paid
up, SbOO, 200
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-26
DY WILLIAM l.. WALL & CO.,
AuCTI0NEPRg
SIS and SIT, Southwest corner Of Psnnsylvania
avenue and Ninth street.


| avenue and Ninth street.
| GOVERNMENT SALE or VALUABLE SQUARE AND
BUILDING LOTS IN rHE CITY OF WASHING
TON, D. o., AT PUBLIC AUCTION
uFFIoH PuBLIo BsrLDIN0s, GROuEps, AEp wohks, I
wAsHfEuTOS CtTT, d. O., October 1851. \
On TUESDAY, the 5tb day Of November. 1867, com
msncing at IL will DO sold, to the highest bidder
by W. L. WALL 4 CO, suetoneers,a at their auction
rooms the southwest corner Of Pennsylrania ave.
nue. abd Ninth street west the following described
property belop glug to the United States;
Lots numbers Z, 5, and 10, In Square No. S6I.
Lot numbered 10, in squ.-e No. 6eO
Lots numbered !, q and is, Ia square No. 90.
Lots numbered 4 and In Square No. ll0.
All Of Square numbered ,028
This square hAs recently been subdivded and laid
oct In lots and will be sold in lots according TO the
survey, which can be seen on the day Of salei or,
should any desire to bid for the whole square, an
opportunity will DO given.
Terms Cash, In Government fsnds, on delivery OF
deeds Of thstproperty.
0ns-nhh Q 1.-THE purehAse money 10 DO paid when
the property Ia knocked off,
Should the purchaser fall to comply with the terms
OF bas, the property will then and there be pat up
again, and sold TO the highest bidder
II the whole terms are bot complied with within
thirty days from the day Of SALE the oeer In charge
Of the Public Buildings, Grounds, and Work. re-
serves the right to RESELL at the risk and cost Of the
| nrst purchaser. n. MlCHLBR,
Major Of Engineers, Breyet Brig. Gen. 81,
In charge OF Public Buildings, dc.
". L. WALL CO.,
oe l.tds luctionserR,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-26
GEORGETOWN NEWS.

| Az ISrsILtoIpLt Lrrrrp III. fo,ioxi,g 1. . Mr.
baff,n cory Of letter IN ma. omitt.dI from f.rms
| in MontGo merry county Nd teeeiysd Nv proml n nj
Wholesale and retail g,oes, ~ IN. ,ovn Az or w.
"k,ssrs - GESrL,sK,. You will pl..,e sand
me el2 worth mIdlIus meat, nia.se ,s.S ms good
meat M hn--psid nj, note f,Y si 70
and will Won make him nav. | viii dsai n ont In
| your store. will pieasa nv IL gst - n.x nj.
oTd.r 10 Won Tor sIO pI,.,e ,hs,s. m. liz m
get - 10 pay his tioj 10 Won FOR ms No h..
hon ght m he, eaftle ia mnpih.sgo unn, ~,
the tiO bse,us. want Ia Ia M mon.x will von
please Give - nv note speio,ed, 4. 4. mai an
street Standing maTtst Pleass ,end ths sla n MIA
ling meat By Capt Ritter, Packet boat, nr,ttrip, am
out OF meat oblige your friend, please good meat.
-,'
n .ypsu,s. PIupnhn ~hnsr rCh.ns. x..,s,S. :
m. ,aii..in. .s.aI.,, -. sah,.f,,.i :. a ~
80, r., ,",ns. ssasisas.,I e '.'u
0' 800. ~, " y, ~ n's, r.h r.., A..
s., " yn ~. .s., - ~ W
~ pn,siigst ro,s,. ~ III. $500 n,..,,an ~ ~
~ ha,t.r ~ ',s,I III, ', w
20 no e. ~ - ', ~ p.il 80. 49, " Il
II. mnsht,. r.i,,o.s $1,000 Iha si,x ~ w.sbta.
ton shall subscribe 500 600 10 the said stock aud
subjsc! to such conditions as shall make DO dis
eriminatl n between this District and Alexandra,
and in all respects protect the Interests Of the Dis
trirt.
Rssoiusd, further, That copy Of the sbovo reso-
No. '"'' '''"A''' w '"''"''e' w ''' 0''Po'A'
ynupg men entered a street near the navy Yard,
aud tboush sPP.rsntly not lsboring under the innu
encs Of liquor, behaved 10 rather boisterous man
All, ~ ,ssn r.nna.,sS ,ha, IN ~ Isso,o' ns
s.,,'a, ~ san' $3.50 Inn ~ aau
..r, nnti M ~, ,..rhsd ~. hriSs. ss..ina ~
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-26
T ARGE SALE OF PUBLIC PROP
II

OFFICE Army CLOTHING AND EauIPAGE,
ST. Louis, MIssOrR, Oetoter 10. 1867.
VIII be sold at pablo suction at the Depot OF Army
Clothing and Equipaee, No 9is Main strest S. Louis,
the both day Of october, instant, commencing at
II clock m, the following articles ofArmy Cloth
Ing aud Equipsge:
81, 500 WOODEN BLANKETS.
These Blankets all new, and In the best eondi-
tion, and Offer great induoements to dealers.
A small quantity Of dAnag d property wall be sold
At tho same time and place. Samples Of all may be
seen at the depot at any time previous TO the sale
Terms Cash, in Government fuIds; ten per cent.
dowa; the balance before tho goods are taken from
the depot, which must be within ave days after the
sale under forfeiture Of the purchase and the ten per
cent deposited.
By order Of the ousrtermastsr General
JOHN Y RODGERS,
Captain and Military storekssper, U. ga.
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49, sssssssss
oHILDREN's CLOTHING
oARIBALDIAsD zouAvE
PLAIN {k hSb y FA e 70 Trimmed XII;
SUITS
CHILDREN EIS
Three Years Old AID upwus.
ovERCoATs.
PINE BLACK CLOTH
BEAVER SUITS
Good Black Cloth Froeks, tl6
Black Cloth P.oeks, go.
BOYS coLoRED AND WHITE
SHIRTS
CHILDRBNIs SHIRT WAISTS,
Plain, Fancy y Ard sRsTSidsred.
MBRINo SHIFTS
Boys 0enquo Buskskiu GauatlO:s
Boys Heavy Cotton Socks.
SOUTHERN CAssIMEREs,
sUTfTs
GENTLEMEN IND YOUTHS,
PLoCKs AND saoDDY.
silk. mixed Salts, eco.
Double and Twist Suits, s2N.
Standard Silk mixed Salts, s25.
Good Business Suits, Al9 and sl0.
Kentucky Jeans Suits, go.
Good Heavy Overeoats, 80.
Waterproof Tweed oyereOats, o..
THE FINEST SELECTION
PIECE GOODS
ever had now ready for
CUSTOM WORK,
Alley usually
EDWARD HARRIS',
and other famous Domestic, French, Austrian, and
Ensii.h cOltiags, Beavers, Cassimsrss Se., nsdstO
order AZ ~" new YORK PRICES.
HEAVY RIBBED
FINE PLAIN
MBRlNo shIRTS AND DRAWERS,
LAMBs.wooL safRfs AND DRAWERS,
FOR 81. so
Very nne white and scarlet Flannel Shirts and
Drawers
Boys Mohno Shirts and Drawers.
Country Knit Socks
Warranted BueksEin Gloves
Fine Black Cloth Sacks, t6:
Pine Black Cloth Froeks, ESQ
Pine Black Doeskiu and Beaver Pants, 80
Heavy Blue Beaver Suits.
Youths Black Cloth sacks
Children's Black Salts.
Fancy and Plain Silk Yeats.
Boys' standard School Suits, so,SO.
| boys' Cashmere Suits, .,o
Boys' Double and Twist sanns"
| Boys virgins Cashmere suits.
Boys water proof Tweed o'erooA"'
ONE PRICE ASKED.
NoLEss TAKEN
| uEO HENNlNG,
Ma bs5 Seventh street near Mary and avenue
Corner Of seventh street and Maryland avenue
4 } -! 3 u / ! I B "a |!
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-26

DIsMissED.-The citation to John c. Cox to
appear before the Supreme Court of this District
to show cause why he should not be dismissed
from his office of constable was to-day, on
motion Of his counsel, i. @. Hine, dismissed
whsrsupon Mr.. Cox took the oath Of Office as
justice Of the peace for tho District.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-26

PURcHAsED.-Mr. s. 8. Phillips, lawyer, We
learn, has purchased a building In WroO's ter.
race, Twenty.siIth street west, between X aud
/ streets, for tho sum Of $1,000 cash.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-26

An IMPRovEHESr.-A petition Is In oiroula.
tion, signed by many Of our citizens, to the Post.
master General, for an improvement in the street
letter boxes, whereby newspapers, magazines,
and other mail matter will be more secure.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-26
AUCTION SALE -.
DY FRAYSER 4 CO., AUCTS.
ID No 307 Penney vAniA avenue.
PUBLIC SALE o. 4 y.L Gg+g fgiIpiNo LOT

MAR THE CITY HALL.
On THURSDAY. TIE 3ist day Of October, A.
O'Clock D. NJ, We shall cfer for sale, At Pubhs Aus.
ton, In front Of The premises, parts Of Lots NO ~
and Is, In Square No $685. being the east 10 i.st
width Of said Lot a. and the west 10 feet In wdh OF
said Lot a. By 100 feet 10 depth 10 public alley,
making q beautiful Lot Of 20 by 100 feet,
This property fronts on street north, between
seeotd and Third streets west. and offers grsst In
dueements t. purchaser.
Terms: one third cash. residue In three equal In
stalmsnts Of ak, twelve and eighteen months, the
purchaser giving his notes for the deferred pay.
ments, alphabetically sBdor'ed, and bearing interest
from day Of sale A deed given and deed OF trus,
taken All eonvsyaneipH Hnd stamps ct the cost Of
the purchaser
II the terms OF sale are not complied with Ntthin
Ave DAYS from the day Of sale the rgh;te
resell the property At the risk and cost Of the de
hulting purchaser on givib two days pHbie notcs
LLOYD LAssBLLB, Attorneys.
FRAYsER 4 CO,
oe2j th,s,w Auetionsers
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-26

I. o. R. M.-0n Tuesday night, Mr.. P. A.
CaWood, Great sachsm Of tho Order Of Red
new tribe Of the Order at Shepherds Hall, cor.
ner Of Louisiana avenue and Seventh street.
under the name Of onondnga Tribe, No. lO
Tho following officers were At the same time In.
stalled James Small, sachemi E. W. Beach,
Senior sagamorei Julius stroubie, Junior Saga.
morei +. Foulker, Chief Of Records; T. II.
Ward, Keeper of Wampumi q. Randall, Guard
Of Wigwam.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-26
VIRGINIA FLOUR DEPOT.

The undersigned beg leave to inform their Gus.
toners and the public generally, that they have
taken the COMMODIOUs wAkKhousB,
No 90 LOUISIANA AVENUE,
BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH SrRRETs,
where they are constantly receiving large eonsign-
ments Of FLOUR and all kinds Of onuutTy Pro tuce,
which they prepared to sell on the most reason
able terms, We respectfully solicit a call from all
those dealing In FLOUR, we think we are In
position to ohsr them better advantages than eau be
offered them elsewhere In TIE District
oe20.f,m,wlm kN0LlSH CO.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-26

II. @. SPBNcER.-The students and friends Of
the Consolidated Business College, corner Of
Seventh and d streets, will be glad to hear that
Prof. Spencer, who has been absent from the
city during the past two months, will on No.
yember resume his duties In the penmanship
department of the college. Now classes in pen.
manship will then DO formed.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-26

KEEpIHd oPEN on SUXDAY.-John Curtis,
grocer, was arrested for keeping open his place
OF business on Sunday, He had hearing at the
Fourth precinct station before Justice Harper,
who fned him $40.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-26

AccIDESr-on Thursday afternoon JOSEPH
Thomas, George Hortsman aud George Turner
were riding in wagon, and when in the vicinity
Of + street, between Four. and.s.ha and Sixth
streets, (Island,) the horse became FESTIVE an(
unmanpgeablo. plunging violently and throwing
the whole party out OF tho vehicle. The thro'
men were injured considerably, and after beipl
attended by DR.. Fenwiek at DacoD's drug store
were conveyed to their homes.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-26

LARCENI.-Amelia Rodgers stole . piece Of
bacon from the store of William McAllister, was
arrested by oAicsr Riley, Of the Fourth precinct,
and at hearing before Justice Harper required
to give security for her appearance at court.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-26

PoroNAc FRRRr CoNPANY.--Wm. D. Colt,
esq, president of this company, has contracted
for two dne steam ferry boats, TO DO built with
all the modern Improvements, to ply between
Alexandria and Washington. They are to DO
named the City of Warrington and the City Of
Alexandria. These boats are to be modelled
af,er the Staten Island ferry boats at New York
They will afford excellent accommodations for
passengers and abundant room for vehicles
He Is also about to contract for river boat to
DO constructed with an eye to speed, comfort,
and elegance. During the progress of tho Agri.
cultural fair the company will have boats run.
ming every half hour.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-26

LARcESr.-Ann Burns, a servant in the fam.
lily Of DR.. Lieberman, on Thirteenth street, be.
tween Z and Y, was arrested yesterday morning
by Charles Kimbeli, independent detective, on
the charge Of the larceny OF wearing apparel oil
the value of 5000, the property of DR.. Lieber.
man and his son. Ann has been In the employ
of tho gentleman for some four months, and II Il
supposed that she has pilfersd the articles at diff.
fersnt times, and 1t was only within the past few
days that portion Of the losses was discovered
by Mr. Liebsrnan. The officer searched through
Ann's wardrobe and luggage, and found all Of
tho missing articles Justice Hazard, before
whom tho case was tried, committed the &C.
cused, In default of security, to answer at court
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-26

7 ESS THAN COST!
IL BOOTS AND SHOES.
From TO day will commence to run of my stock
for less than cost. p HOOVER,
No 39l PeInsylyaniA avenue,
Between Sixth aud Seventh streets,
oe22. eoOt South side.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-26

LARCENY OF GOVERNMENT CouPoss,-John
Gilbert was committed to jail yesterday morning
oy Justice Walter, to await further hearing In
case In which he Is charged with the larceny
OF coupons from tho clerk Of the Retrenehment
COMMITTEES Of Congress, who has been lately on
visit to New York city. On Monday night
last the clerk left New York in the 7 o'clock
tram, and took his passage in the sleeping car
Of which Gilbert was porter. Tho valise was
broken open and coupons to the value Of some
80 torn from the bonds. The robbery was not
noticed until the arrival in Washington. Gov.
eminent Detective John r. Cronin went on to
Philadelphia, and arrested Gilbert In that city
aud brought him here. Gilbert stated that no
iouna tho coupons, and intended to keep them
restaurant keeper near the depot, whore the de-.
tsctiye recovered them. Gilbert will have a
hearing upon the arrival Of the Retrenchment
Committee
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-26

ELECTION OF oPFIcERs On Thursday even.
ing, Washington r. A. Chapter, No. 2, Of Ma.
sons, elected tho following officers NJ. E. II.
p, A. T. Longlsyi L. H., George Beyseni e,
g., ]. o. Goodrioh Treasurer, r. II. Graham
Secretary, Charles Darr.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-26

LAEcESY OF A Cow.-Mr A. L, Field, garden,
or, residing on Meridian Ilill was arrested on
the charge Of stealing a COW from Thos. Bowers.
1t appeared that Mr., Field found the COW and
disposed Of It to another party. Mr. Bower,
discovered the whereabouts Of the animal, and
brought suit against Field. Justice Thompson
required tho defendant to give security fol
court.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-26

CENTRAL REPUBLICAN, AssoCIArIoN.-A meet
ing at Woodward's Hall last evening was called
to order by J. r. Elvans, president. Mr.. Arr.
son was called to act as secretary.
The President stated that the object was to
reorganize the association and elect officers.
Col. W. A. Cook was elected PRESIDENT Major
Morse, first vice PRESIDENT J. F. Cook, second
vice PRESIDENT II. Piper, secretary W. II.
Brown, corresponding secretary J. L. N. Bowen,
treasurer.
Maj. Morse, In the absence Of Mr.. W. A.
Cook, president, took the chair and made q
spirited address thanking tho association for the
honor.
Harmony prevailed. Tho association ad.
journsd without day.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-26

BASE BALL.-A match game Of base ball was
played on Tuesday afternoon between the 0seeola
and Woodbine clubs, which was interesting to
many spectators. 1t resulted in favor of the
0sseOla by score Of 10 toe.
TO De PLAYED.
An interesting match at base ball will DO com.
menced at . o'clock this afternoon on the Union
grounds between the Cricket nine and the Deal
aud Dumb nine of the Columbia Institute,
A match game Of base ball will be played on
Dill's lot between the Osoeola and Oxford base
ball clubs on Saturday October 20, at ~ O'Clock,
p. m.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-26

SANITARY CoMPASY-Eighteen written and
thirty -four verbal notices were served yesterday
on persons having nuisances existing on their
premises. A number Of carcasses was reported
and removed
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-26

ApDRRssEs-Hon Thomas W. Conway, for,
mory superintendent of the Frssdmen's Bureau,
In Louisville, will, we are informed, deliver an
address before the Soldiers and Sailors Union,
at League Hall, on Monday night next.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-26

No LICENSE Curtis, Patrick Burns ant
Mary Carr, all doing business in the grocer.
line, were arrested by officers Of the Fourth pre-
cuot for selling liquor without license. justice
Harper required the defendants to pay fine o
$40 each.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-26

SALE oP REAL EsrArE-Mesrs. Cooper
Latimer, auetioneers. on Thursday, sold part o
lot IL, in square 1903, on G street, between TWEEN
tisth and Twenty First streets, containing 3, 93I
square feet, to Alexander Ashley, at rs cent
per square foot.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-26

TRANSFERS OF REAL EsrATE.-The following
transfers OF real estate were reported yesterday
sub.lot 81, square 81, at $4,000; part Of sub
lot 20, square ST. 8 feet, at SllOi part Of sublot
4, square $50, s feet 10 inches, on New Jesey
avenue, at Sites Part Of lot 10, square All,
81 feet Q inches, at 5000; part Of lot IL, square
4I9, 20 feet, at 81 1906 part of lot 5, square
ISL. 81 feet at 81, OCO sub.lOts and S, square
273, at $3.50; sub.lOt B, square 1872, at
81, 12O.Gij sub.lot A, square 1872, at 81, l20.64.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-26

Upon reassembling. tho President announce
that the FIRST business In order was the receiving
Of reports from ministers Of the association.
Reports were read by the pastors Of variou
churches and States, which were very interesting
An Informal report from the executive commit
tee was read by the secretary, and referred fol
revision. Some other business was transacted
The association adjourned until this morning, n
10 o'clock.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-03-09
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Tfppi& un6 Tapeten<@a6en,
Rrp. 225, brittle @trabe. Rcesrs BIod.
ct. NauI, Winn.
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Burbdnee> @ouAeaur, 8ettfebern. 1apeten &C.
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70 btQte pie n1Selt@ nerSauft.
polferarbeit Nib anf Befeaun8 8tnta@t.
H.S. @trpra.
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Burfbart $pnft.
Dtutf&es Wdf- uto Boarbtna'> pane,
r.! j8xia etsate. aeteu ea~tsets 1'te'o''e:; =
o..H-. WiRn.:
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'st ~ Str Hs 1sei,onx Iefxtet ID bel ben 6aSte EN-
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George 0prmdn'8

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sa8erbter> SALOON
SortArafe. ct. Saul. M'"n'
Naa aerabe mnete .es ale Weltl
DAT man far quite Wort uub @ele,
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mas {. ,xr Qabxas nnr tesebrt
@tr> Inn IN etueu Ru serthrt
1s ns. George Dorman.
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Retnenoeretrten Nd eutf&en6 reunbtn unt@5s
nern bterutt bic @n3eiee, ZAP i'd In raeinenanen'
@orten Don Iapetenu y. Matra3en ourratbi8. Aats
unb empfeble t9 MID ~: s1tltgen unt p~ruu1pteu
Mnfer1tean9 BON aQen IN eie]em @ei4dfte scr-
prnn1enoen Wrbettep.:
8 Mu1 babe Id fetS etne @n}e
fertt8cr 8 pun0e8 pprratbts.
peA 8ettfetern
babe i1 . gut uno btate 3u rcrfaufen mteir8ees
etn aus's"s G5ei4dfttn bie1eer @taet+
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Die @ermouta Qeten6>
8erf6erun08 Fl WeleQ{6Qft,
30, 8rpabtpap, Ntem:Dprf,

80, SrDdDtpdD, SCem:DDtt,
empFeblt ben Bewpbneru bon Ninnefpta, spn Der nm.
fdbabbaren aScbItbat Der 2ebenSoer0dbernn8
4ebrauh III MAIDEN. Sic bat elm a y n rol-
S'*e''30 $500 900
1855 g. Sff~ssS" Der 0''sD'oa'' 's'5 ssss a. 8 (; %;;s'
nub bat Td I'm sersansencn g;ertel-
iabre termetrt UNI
{eh(Sa{t jest Getraet 1.O15.Aee.47
{eai@aftt par an i: aprti 1855 575.ooo.00
fen 9 s.sS,e sttt ID saGeits IN, 100000
{, ba6 Sic @efeuidaft Elm Grtalein-
tpn1n1en ppn w%entgaens 050.0OO.00
hattie am 1, Suit 1861 ~
Die Ber{i4erun9en In Strait prrbcn am I. Nprtl 1850
ouf strea SIG, 500 ,OO0.W on eensmmen. Dur& Heue Der.
fderunsen fir $2,714 ,100. Co., ab;l elt@ Der erlpf&e ueu
Be;rdee BON etrea 714, 100, 90 wurte tie{e S1n.ne UNI
81, O0O,O0O. 90 sermetrt, ~ hae fly am /: Suit 1866 etu
Neutrality-suspicious. BON SIS. 10 COO. 90 erstet.
sic 1T iber Vic ean3en Der. Staattn r%erSrettet Vxs
bat In Nfinne5pta ~fpleenbe Neenten
General : Mgentur N Der ~Oeutf&en Bant1 son
0ebrGper @tatu8 & Dunbar In ct. 9aul
6err @ufaY 6etnrihs In Wincna.
6err Carl Branrt in Garibault.
6err 6. s@i9bprn in 9aftn8S.
Ser E. 8coen In NeD uln,..
gar 8stssfdre sesas1te bic @e(eufdaf9 s' sa~ Tsd1
s. &9wentler, 9uso @eleurond,
gef-prG}. Il. @efutdr. praIbeut~
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Deutihe Banf,

ct. Daul, mtnut|cta
@e!b, Brtefe, pber Na#1t3tsu {teeer rpr 1*1
So. 319 Ssb. Wbtl. Vintsr.
. 319 Carl Yaler!.
800 Carl So elbrls.
321 Mi1el 5&rapfer.
Willtus 8rcS. i. Gnnbar.
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Or. SJpf. 3tn1 merm anu,
Deutl9er Mr3t, @unbar3t unb @eburtS<
belfer,
o. Office: Dat @ta6e, In BET Nabt bet Gcun-
trY, 0watpnna a, @tsele &c., Mtnn.
sferirt biermit benz etebrten beutf6eu Vublitum
ereeteuf 5etue Dteufe. nit benz Beue1lea, tab
e. In alen GaQeu, wo Yatieuteu feinen 8ettanb
tean(pru1en> aufmsrtlame unt tiQtee Bsbanb"
lung earantirt.
11- patienten, bic am Baubwurm
ieen, mirb cine %rabita!e unb {&mer5lcfe bin
3tS@fens 1 @tunseu opQeueete Sur BON
iele uebel earanttrt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-03-09

bGlt fem Eager Bon tmporttrten uHb ieltR atat~
f~ertaten gtyarren fir ben gnero6> uno Detatl-
panfel nit ben f~etnfen, prblabeeaeerteu So
britaten tets perleben.
Inter {einen &aub-, @9napf- rab 9au'
Enbaden Fnret Der 2iebbaber bic renoma1srteffu
unb sen BEN aenAer eelGabteQsn @o1ten alter
unb neuer rBsanbS."
Deutf&e pfetfen, &taarren-@ piben Il: GtutS,
Iabadsbeuttl, &&nupf< unb &aut'badsee(en,
tur3 ale &au&- unb @dnupf' uteuFl'tn o%erirt
woblfetl unb In unibertredener, fets hos Neusfe
entbaltenbcr 4uSmabl
24s&ter htut{9er 2obbed Reis an 5axt.
az -. 49,. T.@. Iu&elt.