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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-12-21

- Die aItertbumliae ilptlhs @elnie
Don Ro1mB fee In @bina bat ibb aufz
Qsl6i uro BE Gyaaauas raletbR If ser
tSrt norsen> Gin Mtliordr, Der cte}e
@eeeno ts1eifat, faab ralslbf kc6 einen
>tin, Ger uuf lsiuer linfen @stte Die @r.
ridtuns tt,fer Synaorse i'm Sabre 1862
unp Die Mnfunft psr Supen nah @bino
unter cer Dvnatie fan g 9atre .. Gb;.)
anjei9te. Iie re6te: @eite nS Ststnee
mslcet cine &ei1aura'ion rer GyaaQoee
untsr Der {Ynafte Mtnq, o'io opr beiz
nate 800 Sabren. Der MiiVondr en'z
pedte einise A%bf6mmitn9e cieler Golonie,
rersn @elammt;abl iib auf 800 Seslen
tslduit. Nad ibren Nusiuosn mueten
III pie Bauma'ettalsn rs1 SYnaoogc prr
tauisn um id ree2eten ~ ~friltsn. ST.
ielten beltaftteen G& iest nit gauidee>
iddften> mi, pem @e,taufe BON Std uup
Bddsreien. @te telisen etnfee Mt(Grif.
ten otter bsbrdilhsn Sa1tften uno etne
unle'erlihe 1boraroQe. 6ebrdilh perte.
Ben liz oar nidt. Der MiNondr fab nod,
rem Sobn oes leBten @abbtner's, NIT pel
fen Sore ets Renutui6 ces '6strdil9tn
unter tbnen e1lolG. 49,. ;.:~ 81 4
- Wm 20. Nusuf - ttttdtet hi
v9iMrte" - bat cine pfr merfwdrotefer
Grupltonen IN SSlanp Ratt.
%9sfunreu: eeeen 5 utr Ntsnee temsrfttr
tie Ginroaner poa' &siiooif, r::rsGapp:;
itort pf6 {anees, auf zen 8ersea in b.,
Ni6tuns BEG 9sfla cine bldult1s Glarnrmf
fie l6isn bur& einen unsebeuren .Brane
pe6en Durdldnttt mebr als 1000 Mettl
rpar, e,seust 81 iein unp teleu@te!e BET
Ocean In. unermebliher M%useebnuno
@lei@;stttg war Die frederic unD bsiB
! 9uft BON lebr. farfem Sdwefelaerud er
ti0t u1o mon b6rte cen untsrir t1del
Oon11er 9letb wte ftarte Dsto 1atiunen pe
Mrttuerie. Die G%tnmobner rparen, glad
lNtsyme|le, Ypn .ibrfr Gu19t talp bffret
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-12-21
Stauts- national -Dank
BON
Minneatpplt8. ~..1

~ Minneapplt8. ~..4 RI;
Capt II: 100000. ~.
:Be&id auf St&t suna @srsaat ,far Sun'r1sa
mad Duni@ Der 'Rdufer' .T.,
8ran,reit,ett s$~ets, psHens,
Belattn, Deut1hlanb. Worue-
aeu. 5&weben. 81 u6lanb, Ddne'
Dssslet9sn ~: '22@fo&
p%a0aaebtuets fit 5eselidtfe unp DAM
pfer Don rao:e, 6ambur9 unb Bres.
men mad Neu yrrf. .'"'
T.. ,. 1Heuoenua.L q. >. Dalomtn,
UrGTcen,. RaiGrer.
Grit BE-. 8anf nerbunbsn 1T BITE
Shuts SpurkaQen Weleu(@att
~ Winneapo!is, Mian.
Gapit /. $25, 900.
IL, 6. MeupenDaQ, prGIbent.
81. s. Sa!>win. @GaDmetfer.
5. Murphy. @efrtdr.s
- Office i'm Stetusebduce ~
Gde Der 1tfsn unb Vradsnara6e. Minneapelts.
.DepuRteu tn summen pom 81 90 - 5000 perbes spa
tr9enb etnem Deprlttcr nit &tnmtut8un8 Der otenF1pu'
enbeu Btantten an8enrn.tnen.
Trustees:
a&tb. S. Z. Deues. @stnneapstts !; doth. 6 =. gan'
sentaa. Bantier. Mimi; y. Yrtet iun.: euu.bsr'
Wtnn. 5. s. eepis. Reuimann, WatertOpn Z
:. M%fss9; @tsts @ simn . s s;osn 5 Ms"f Spsu:r
a 81; a%;'' IT, d. S Sasia 0 psssat. S SSsa:s 81: IN.
tbonY; W. %. piper, Mbuptat, Ucret Vtt1.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-12-21
Da'Diugtom @aaS-
Miunsapcli8 Wtnn..

@xtfa iuAteil 6et{a iuahets.
Sd btu INNER %uerguuS. uno tuitt8 babel.
aDtuR aua redt ~treuSfbel NAL fein7
eu letre i'm Daihtn ston 5ouie NAL Elm:
BraeR pu, mer's eeun etbtS
5retltd Ser Yeterl Der lberaI beliebt,
Stets Bat Der an 5anb. mas Su wlnf3en tn.
Or etbt etnen ausssse' &neten SLID:
Beeffeat, pa0eten. &raut unb Salat.
unb @ott wetB, mao CT font ntdt nod BOT
aDetde 8etten, norm. unb wetB wte Der Sduee.
tDenn's TAFT, einen Yuuid uon Detstep, RaFee uetr Ebss
6pwte I'm 5pmmer ~etsta1tes Bie1,
Die fetniten unb befen 2tau5re 6no t man bter.
uub betm Bcsablen III Der Deter etn ltbcraler Mann
Ct {dretbt utc su oiel. nod 3u wents an.
Wtnu's alte Ruuhen. sitt ct germ Grtbtt
unb rehnet muir ben ean5 sewftnlt&en Yrpht.
Dub ertra lei's benz .5armer nod seiast:
Gin gutter Stall unt friihe Cueae
Siucet mln ttim e:cs auf Der Stelt.
gu iuttsrn cte 8nbe, 0dica une gierss
ST IN STATE Ylas fir etne eanSe 9eeree.
Stun Mutter. 5odter, Batter unb Sctn,
commit ttn su ben, Sutel hes Wafttnsten.
Der Peter label ~ersetsnt Elm,
dr perirrtat tets lufis uub libel su fetu.
tHn Setter Surferina.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-12-21
Gapttpl &auS,

Gdpttpl &nuS,
Dsut11eS GAIT uno Boornina : 6au6,
&ds Der @abaibap uao neunten @trase,
: son Sultu8 Weol.
! Dtefes Ipeben in Benz neuen @etdube. benz Ga2ttOl sc.
asnuter, erriAte.e Gtablidemeut dieter esa Beehrten ga
hen al str Der freunOltdaen Behtenuns I'm Naseuaetuen
Das bette Bier rom 8apfen tart unb rein
limb {pnt'ge zen 9%abetranf, eeudblt uni fetu.
Gin Smbib ppn Der a~uerbsfsn Surt',
.3.l u, Gtsarren, famOs' @Iaubt, 1euti4e, metnem
-. - Wrrt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-12-21
3emstu8 II. Sanfe,

pdAeler in wianus, MuftaIifdsn S%nf'ustsn'
ten, Rpten une @9reibmaterialten. q ,rLE& -
So Maetnts. Meenten fur bic bera9mten nnsDsbtr
lptduos"., ausia Iteb1ta s~erteuft tn ben aiabemtep
tn yfem. yorf City. .- -z -.,7 Ill
: ~ unterrt&t auf iebem Snarunente ptrb ertbetlt u.
ptanos werben setimmt inter @araaties ufstebeafeaea.
asaeert Sal, Ste strase;; nate ter gsa 0ffee, ct
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-12-21
&aipar Setrletn,
8tebmQrft.

Mitwo9 ben Stem Stunt bieles Sabres unb am
.r1en Mittpod etnes ieben f~olseneen Munats
tuirb in Der @tabt 5enberlon 1T Sib!es County
tin 0iebmarft absebalten tperben. Da iplde
Martte benz 2aufer, iopobl ,pie @ertaufern, muir
bon Nuben 1ein t%G1nen, 10 perben ale Dieienisen
mel9e pierbe uno &inbYieb taufen poQen pber 3u
p~ertaufen beabl@tisen> CUR lebbaften Gbeilnabme
eiugelaben.
@ie i9on al1semein b%efannt, belben Die GARNER
in @ibley Country eineu lebr euten 0iebfanb uno
eies lomobl tpte Der CUTE WiQe MQer @ei9aft5-
cute In 5enoeriun pirb ba5u beitrasen, lolde
MGrfte CUR NISemetnen Nnerfennung 5u britt
gen.
SIM Name,t Der Gei9aftleute BON 9enberlcn.
Mpam bud.
6euber1pu. ben 20. Aai 1867.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-12-21

tt:&H1E1 2d}i!Gt6iatd g93iA 0t42m#
%qI74I a29 2&!3@ >a3ainst23 sl0.
.n9loa 2s;)j
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-12-21
&@prnfeinbauteu!

OO1 sxjDEG
en.pfeblt ben Bercbnern BON Winnefota, BON Der uu.
ldtGtbdren NObltbat Der Qeben8p erfid, eruuo
@ebrauG ~ MAIDEN. Ste bat etn : aar uni puII.
tnseBablte 0ruub.Gapttal Spu
5000 600
Das @erm5sen Der &t(eaf&aft betrue am l.. Wprtl
1866 Se5.so6.6S
;a9re Ssrmebst un 147.59s.s 8
fsaidaft test betraat! 1.O15.49e.45
feQfdaft mar am I. Mpril 1866 675. OOG 90
Durd neue 0e1it i'd eruus Il. 3tn-
fen s%erme9rts f& e%adette um s5.OOO.o 60
~ baB bic 8elelidaft Elm Irtaletn-
tommen pom p~enignsns CSC. 100000
batte am I Suli 1866.
Die WerNd erungen In Hraft uurben am 1. sprJ 1854
df ctrcd SIC, SOC. OC0. 90 dngenpnren Iurd neue Ner.
ilderuneen fir 81. ia. 100. 90, atsusltd Der erlpjb eneu
8etrdee BON etrca TIA, toe. 90 pur6e 5te5e Summe UNI
1000, 900 90 ser1netrt. 70 bas f4 an, 1. SUIT 1866 en
neutrality-suspicious. pn SIS. 500. Oe0.0 60 ereibt.
Sic tt uber bic sansen Der. Steatea sertreitu ur>
bat tn Ntnneirta ~foleenbe Iesnten:
teenera! %gentur II Der nDsutf@en Banf" rcn
@ebrice' Wtuius 4 Duntarin e.. pou
Ger Wu{ac Geiusiue N Wtnono.
Der CARL @ranrt In JlrihouIt.
b'u 6. Gidbern in Outings.
Ser 9. Vopen iii g}ew Tim.
Sir I%etesfdut besat1te bic GefenIGaft lis sux ssr:,
1866 $t50.O00.
s. Sdmeurler> 1usp Metenr ond,
Diees Wrdf. Ii. @efre:ar. Wrlfbent-
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-12-21
Observation-Disclosures

|tllpVU1H Suyk1 ~
Gdeb Dritten unb Rpber! @tra6e.
ST. PAUL, Wtnn.
mein Btcr 1T friid wte ali Der 1ueaesS
Metu 9i4uEr retn, metu aDein 1T belle.
DIT ausseiu6te 9eferlpets
@eb' Mulern th pom ieoer Wetf'.
Gut ID mefen metne Wurt unb SAT-
unb bic Gtaarren Vne aud ni1t BIS.
3obn 80 gaenrttl e.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-12-21

4Eiuketn1iidsen weitaen.
D%rldenfR,abs, m pense's Spsnn 9oua,
az sulteasss9Ss~
&mpEe&slt ctssra,t attunAsprG fern dusgsssbn-
:eS uah tset'aSortir'ca 2asss rca @i.;ar9sa tn
psIeahRuFaaaea, Hr,no'sS> Nas:s. Aua~
une mbtse{sa, lowie ean} oelcrcera hlxs
EreeIIeute1, y1Setae
us etabetmifsea Gsauben s~sIsitert. peIbs 'ep-
IN nit oen teaen Tran5Dtt16en Retb.
rsineu auf osas 8prtbeiibaftsAx repattftren.
Mein 2aesr ii fir BEN Gussoc- &b{os auf's
:5sife perfebsn unb btetei in hieler 8es.etung
ie.tene 0prrasi1e.
s. 6. g5walp.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-12-21
Mpnttpr.

~HVVVVI~%<
osutlde &eacuratton u. 2eeerbfers@ olcn
pp" yranf 0arf,
aaps bent Depot unb bidt nebeu' per 5dnast,uds.
Ct Nntbpup, Mtnn.
lie ausgetlGtefcn @ertdte. %teIi3i1fe @sirs
une 9taueure, fowie bic feinltenbapanna- Cigar
rem uao foflidss Ortb' l9es 9aeerbier teten in
ae'nem elegant eiuseridteten Salocn ber geets~
ten @dfen' fstS ~ Dienlen. Seben Mcreen
1reten VunG. Gre1f Gard.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-12-21
..@atntY 9au6"

Don Ju1tu8 @ro6,
Ioyr~&raBe, nabe Den, Win6lpmz3a
ct. pa III, Mtuueiota.
lt9e uno teaueme 3irnmer aeben eamilten unh
etu1elren Der5onsn 5ur Dispoittow.
MS- Eur sute 5taauna e etentdlle ours
Bette aegorct.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-12-21
Die neuerSfaete
Mpp1Defe
=
:. 0epr9e 3ubn II. 3d.,
-.-- tn
NGsatfn&A,s NsIoef sR~iAaA G3A~nae

4 1Sa4foro'& Slod. Bridge GaraRe,
WtnneapOlte, Wltnn.
Die uuterset9neten e%mpfebteu ben 9eutfdeu BON
fel nepiu anp BEN umiieesnpenG putiea ibr reihbalttees
aaoer via iarbetrFen, Wteeistnsn. &etlet,en-Mrtifelu
une a'satsris.99aaren @esepte werten mad cen Res
9eln Der Sun0 autereitet. prsnpte une btuiss gette.
.nuus snT&esno pitteu UNI ~sensfstea 3niprua
r." ! 49,. @sor0e 5uhn il. 80.
au5er,em Fno utr aseuten hes rahmlidt tetaunten
Nailaae uuD @pebitipns Gefbdft
BON 2erpm u. @pist
In Sen gUrt unb %autprtNrt Wedlel mad aaen 2tei1ss
Deas6lanes aus, uneaen, S9tfsepntratte absuf4tte'
Sen. %lberbaupt ole In piches SAD ~sebErtse 0eiddftt Az
b~efprsen. Mae Dteientsen pelde Jreunoe rber Ser.
panbte ron Deutid!anS tOn'raen lalsn' Gadete basin III
~kefGrteru rbera 0pumadsteu cns;ufteQen hahen, Fue
freuaslida erfudt f4 tdrtftli@ pher manblt3 az ans
;u wtnten.
AJAX 49,. @eorae 6ubn u. g..
i, 0et.er Bpr 265 ~ Minucapp!is. Minu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-12-21

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Id 5nJ n2sHoalU .%s2rl5H dg1ayG 92Q
aHehq.:4Es'S 1e!sInN terqtf17ss1
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-12-21
Stttlewppb unc Go'6.
: @0rDnal.

.gtsfes unlbertrrHene prdsarat eibt arr ee @rlpar.
nItde an @sbett. Sctte une 3eit. etne tus Is bic SGuoe
ober bic Q0dldc I'M eerinsRen b%eldabiat.
Ieenten merren seiudt iu allen 9tsileu hes Staetes,
untsr ttberaleu SestnsunSeu. NeFettireupe poueu 30
s~etaatett on ben unfersetdneten peuteu.
paul. Mtnn. ~
.. SdIer,
t4 @sent fir Wtunelpta.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-12-21

6 DuntD Sptcl,
@an Greet, nabe Neswins. minneiota.
$. 8ur4art GisentbImer.
Qaen ,netnet alten 5%reunten unb benz publifun, In, auae.
.uei1,eu bic e~rsebene Inseiee bag i'd has rbiae 9aus uber,,pm-
men unt ueu etnaeridtet babe. Sir quite Better, aerGun,ioe
Yimmer, euten Slid unb Bar 1T beRens seiorst.
~ u. 8ur9art.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-12-21
Neuer @6ub @tore!

NRNR[ SWUV S|V|t!
81. MntbpnN Srtb'6 Braueret ge9enGber
Mae Surten neuer Mrtett fp,pte 0teyaratureu rersen
trrrnrt unb btdi %gernadt.s e. .
5erner bate i'd ~beFdnbts an Sanb elm. ereee @nsraei
ferttse &sbett wsl&e su ben nteertsRea greiien ~ssrfauft
Htrb. r. -i.f.& r..
8.ebrt ben unterseidntten NIT guera @uftrasen unt
Sbrwerbet f~iufrtsbea, seRe4t perben E35
2e7 81. 5terbpIser
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-12-21
9 d unb Ba6 uer,

= N tOI unQ SQ0 1er,
- '==s-
Observation-Disclosures une &GmtIer in Sudjen,
GLUTEN. NeuoIpern une NifoIem
ees sorSisl'9lfen Gabritats, fibren auberbem Elm
eutes N%horttment BON SSasbmeGern, Sasotalden,
'"ra iamnntit@e Sase- unb gii&aprarate aler art.
Sdnmtli9e neue unb Experimentation mer=
beu auf ras aaerrrpmptste unb btuiate belprot.
10 Oas berubmte preu6iide :3uubnacelee=
mebr, gum @ebraud fWr bic v@rpBe Seaqb" auf
5u4ptlo spr3Islia seeisnet BON bent tin SON uns
sefertistes @remplar sur @ulidt s~orlieat, wirb Don
uas auf 8eaeQuns III bSGler @pafummsnbeit se~
lisfert.
G5 laten CUR eefd0isen Yrafung ibres Daoren<
porratbs I'M Storelofnl SO. 70 Bridge @traBe,
Minneapolis, Min,,., btsrmit ersebenf elm -
Y. @9mtbt u. 8a9ner.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-12-21

Y .GTAfE1 O<bNNk~S WV Wv ~.
mertb Gin. Oils Der Glerf 51rilftamt peratz
l6ieeetc lie 1id, pbne gu fauf en> nnp ~
bolp ie ben Store serlaien, entnedte per
@lert ben Diebl tabl. % ibm1 ptevD Dame"
unbefannt mar, 1partete er, rltbtg tbrer
&adfebr. Dtel il erf plSte mad, mebrere1
Sage 100 ite, Die 9efpblenen pel5loden
tragenp 1T 8eslettana etnes jltnaenOfanz
mes erl9ten, Mfan Lief rte 0iebtn u1ter
Der SepinAung per 3urU6Sabe Der So
itpblenen 0esenfdnpe ab;teben, pbne bic
@a9e seridtlt9 gu rerfpleer. IS 1T
bier cine 81 erpeeilenbabnz @ompanie pr9a<
niiirt u11p man 9ebt fart NIT bem 9e<
canfen ult, BEN Bau nd9feS Sabr ms
@erf au ieBen. Das nddite iou cine
Babn Spn ben Gduen na6 her ~99epce"'
leit,,, rer {pra11n bic 8abnen pur9 Die per<
ldieoenen ;@traben' raid fpl9en wlroer.
Wenn pie ,@pympaniie tpds 8esre9t erbal;
ten fam, :mirb. fe AUDI iber bic 9an9e<
bride na6 benz Gremontz5au{e in ct.
Mntbpny cine Babn le9en.il"Die ,Gpn1<
panic 'lapet bic 8ir9er gum N11fauf nrt1
| Qlctten Gin. j2trlE' 1::1z : " =: Fl.
.nlih7|s ~ "
Woba1bar> z: Deg Cine Spe>
cialzEermin Der Dttrict>@p urt piro am
81. b. 81. fatt1npen UNI 53eu9e1 ilber pic
anoetlide in bielem County ppr9efpmr1ez
men betra9eril9e Mbitimmul19 bef Der leg
ten Ma6l 81 nernebmen. 8etpmrner
bod ste 6errer pom @ertdt aud et,pae
ut ye%rbienen.] = Der unterrt@t IN per
6fentli&en @6ulen fat am Mlpntas BE-
spnnen; Der 9erplo mabrt CUR Bel4af:
flung zines be1ern @6nl9ebauee6.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-06-22
A Most Atrocious Affair.

In my haste L neglected to mention that my
informant was Smith. The Smith family is so
well known that my taking statements from such
a source without further examination as to their
exact truth is unpardonable. When told Smith,
after my letter had been posted, that L had
written his very sensational item for publication
in the Adrertiser, Smith very coolly asked me,
:. Did you write native female rat OF course
not YOU never told me, said /. - WALL" saith
Smith, .. reckon | forgot to mention rat"
Heavens, Smith, you will bring the p. c. Ad-
rertiser, and myself into trouble. The Govern
ment Gazette will pitch into the Adrerfiser and
It's correspondent l5-inch shot, or throw bomb
shells loaded with all sorts of editorial wads at
us for such unIArdonable incorrectncss- . Wal"
saws Smith, as unconcerned as ever, 80 take it
cody. whether it is, lj-inch shot, bOmbshells
or rats OCCASIONAL.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-06-22

&. FRED'K PFLUGER.
Dealer in Staple aud Fancy Dry Goods. Hens Cloth
ing, BG0i> and Shoes, and Yankee MOTIONS,
Store Fort Street. nearly opposite Me--rs.
vouIIDlt - Ilcurk.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-06-22

Business Caris, when pTepSd for ysar allowed
discount tot thes which
mens when paid or charged quarterly.
il Advertisers residing the Eastern United States
pay for their S.ins yTsRbacks IoE such
they wish pay, and their cards viii be inseod per
above table, Tor the time paid for.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-06-22

NEW YoHK MAY 15.-The Tribune and Herald
special dispatches generally agree that the attack
on Kelley at Mobile was evidently preconcerted,
and was probably stimulated by the inccndiary
articles in the Mobile Times and other papers.
Kelley had been speaking for quarter ot an hour.
There were hundred persons on the platform.
including eminent citizens and the reporters The
Chief Of Police attempted to arrest the ringleadcr
who drew pistol. and somebody called " FIRE.
when Il fi,siladc opened against the platform
Some. friends dragged Kelley away. The crowd
He'd in all directions. There was attempt by
the pa;ir. To arrest the assailants. 1t l. COM
pIafneI that General SwayEe does not exercise the
mower sufficiently. under the Military bill Tor the
protection Of the lOyalists- No steps have yet bech
taken for registering votes III Alabama
Et1r N New ORIEANS.-AnOthcr riot occurred
in the lower portion of the city last night lhc
negroes attempted 10 rtScuc drunken negro from
the police. Bricks, clubs and pistols were used
The company guarding the Libby Prison was
called out and captured eighteen rioters Mounted
sotIi,rz uatrgIlcd the streets to-day Squads Of
p0lice are armed with swords. All the churches
of tho negroes were threatened because the negroes
would force themselves into churches with whites.
4 large procession Of whites attended negro
funeral There was also an unarmed militia com
many the officers Of which carried swords.
Judge Underwood and Horace Greeley deliv-
cred short addresses to the negroes at the African
church this evening advising them against Fio,ihs.
General s<chOseld said that III cas-. oi riot thsE
vvouId plant cannon in every street and sweep the
rioters down with grape. Judge CndcrW"oh
urged the negroes not to gather IN crowds but 10
90 about their business.
THE REPrBIIc oF LrEERA.-lt extends on the
.,.cG,st ,bout Goo miles and has an average
breadth of about fifty miles. Its population l.
nearly 200 OOO some I2.OO0 Of whom are Americ"-
LibpTianS There are fifty churches. representing
seven different denominations all eVahseiic'i- Inc
Republic is twenty years old.
THE Drrcu Gar CANM--The story that this
work of the war was 10 be continued. for the behe
ft Of Richmond in times OF peace. turns out % ne
true survey has been made OF the cailtl DN Tue
Cit, Fnpineer Of Richmond. and upon his iayora-
Iie reDGIt tn the authorities Of that city. 1t has
been determined To deepen the excavation ana
MAKE. II nayfgabIe. This may be done at a very
picbr,cnJ will Ia. great Vessels navigating the
james River. by passing through the canal. WIZ
save a distance Of At least seven miles besides
avoiding peculiarly difficult part Oi the rNyI vi
,,ber,. H.. stream i narrow and runs like mill
race
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Commercial Advertiser.
The Greut Enchanter.

sieep makes Us all pashas.T lBsdoUia PrOrerb.
>I-eps= the poor mans warmest eloak;
H. treasurer dispense
His lavish aims, AMI turn TO goLi
IIHs seanty pence.
IL heals the sick man in dream,
AMI sets the filtered free,
lie calls the beggar from his den
To eobien luxury.
lie crowns the hound eSiIe-king,
Revrrses Fate's decrees
AMI bills thu brefies- Pl-ller rise
JuIgs q the Common Pleas.
Sep pins the parteI overs' hands,
Wreathes the starved poets brow5
md calls the hero stiI unknown
From tonely village plow.
sleep hohis tine resurrection keys,
And from his shasIoWy plain,
Down MeInory's long AMI cloudy vaults,
The dad come back again,
sIsep comes, Ike death, alike To all
Divine equality
Bts~-ss the monarch in hS sfaf-
The slave upon the sea-
ssIseP brings childhood back again
The only Gohlen Age;
sleep. q thou blessed achemist,
Thou holy ATchimage- lchaMJeTs' Journal
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BOILF.S & co..
Ship Chambers aud Commission Merchants,
Queen street.
Particular paid purchase ami sale Of Hawaiian
!.efer ~ permission to
G. A. williams Co M-ssrs q. Brewer * CO..
Messrs. H. hacsfrd & Co,
Ne-srs d. q Waterman. l. Richards ~ Co.
563 IL
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(psst.eript-Rceeiyed by TcIegrapb.,

p 81 hasten to correct Il most essential
error III my letter (sending this correction by
post. telegraph, or any other mode it may reach
you,) and sincerely hope that the correction will
be in time to prevent the fair fame Of Maui to
he tarnishel bv
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taxes has given n quictus to this vcxed question.
As there can be only one right and one wrong in
the case, and - il is henccforth wrong To demand
taxes from imported immigrants, it is also obvi-
1usly wrong 70 demand the same from those
previously imported, and az the enforcement of
a wrong would never make right of it, the thing
is just as well quietly dropped without mourning
slight domestic war. The tax collector has been
briskly on the move but John :. no sabe.' The
whole affair 30 much like inviting fellow
To take drink and afterwards insisting on his
paying for it, that people glad to perceive
that the absence Of His Excellency gave to the
Board of Immigration the opportunity TO act
just and gcntemanly.
Progress.
Our quiet island has been of late more than
unusually quiet and no tale of theft, robbery,
murder, &c, has stained records for months.
We are very quiet and docile people, progress
ing slowly perhaps, but surely, in the arts and
sciences of civilization. Some weeks ago Il strap
ping native, admircr of Hcenan, Chandler
and MOrrissey with view perhaps Of being
qualified and qualifying others for eligibility to
a seat in the House of Representative IN the
absence Of the by law described funds) under
took To give lessons in the noble art of self
defense, but having unfortunately opened a
Sunday, his school in which to teach-not Young
IDEAS how to shoot Gdeas being rather sc;rce)-
but muscle how to strike, constable Dfiscled the
performers and the judge struck the would be
teacher 80 severe n blow on the pocket that he
lost from twelve To fifteen dollars and skedaddled
While writing / am informed this moment
(sueh is lile) after boasting of our quiet island
home, Of
Most Atrocious Affair.
\ native female was found dead in front of
a native labOrcr's house and from all appearances
it was surmised that poison had been the merci-
less agent employed. What made the spectacle
much revolving the fact that the
body laid exposed without any other clothing
than what nature had provided. The apathy
of the spectators exceeds the bounds of belief,
and l am crcdibly informed that some even
brutal actually TO kick the corpse
with their feet. On further inquiry learn that
corOners inquest has been demanded and that
even neither cOnstables nor magistrate have been
notified, but that the body has been deiced in
the most ignOminiOus manner. Such negligence
surely dcserves looking into by the respective
authorities. OCCASIONAL.
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THOMAS SPENCER.
Ship Chandler. Dealer in General Merchandise Island
Produce. Sr.. and Commission Merchant.
Byron'- Bay. Hilo. y. l..
keep constantly hand extensive
description q goods required by ships and others.
The highest price given Tor Island Produce
IL Money advanced reasonable
sol
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-12-11
The Port of Memphis.

We have no material change to repor
in the different rivers. Here, the rive
rises an inch or two one day, in ordel
TO get an opportunity to fall an inch OF
two the day following.
The Minnie is advertised for st. Louis
at o pm. today.
The Henry Ames and Mollie Able are
announced to leave at o o'clock this
afternoon for New Orleans. .
The regular ST. Louis packet is the
Paragon, which leaves at 3 o'clock.
The Sam Hale is advertised fog Gin.
cinnati at o'clock.
The American is up for Little Rock
and the Centrala for Pine Bluff, at 8 this
evening.
The Tennessee is advertised to leave
at to day for Cairo.
WAYTED.-A situation as steamboat
clerk, by a gentleman Of experience and
integrity, with best city reference. In.
quire at the LEDGER printing office. I
Steamboatmen can save money by get
ting their printing executed at the Pun
Lie LEDGER office, our arrangements
enabling us to do work at rates that will
compare with any establishment in the
West We invite steam boatmen to
examine our styles of work and prices.