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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-11-26

@erfabren einri6ten tperee. 5pfentli4
|bdlt Der Mann @prt 1tnb ~ ri9tet lett
@erfabren Il, ei1L baB IS ben Ser. Staa<
ten tt9t ra99eiaet merben fam, 9egert
cine ppr, allen Seften b~epran9te tapfere
&epublif eirett u%nn1tbt9en @ewa!tltret@
9efiibrt 5u# baben.
T.. = Seit Der @abl tpurren in eli ne m
County in Genne1ee flint Tarbige erraprz
BET, unb bic 2et9en BON ~pier arteren
>w'urben POM Sberif 9efunpen. Cine
&ebeQenbanpe unter etneun 8erpi0en 8iQ
:Sbaw beberrl9t ba6 County, uno in
.Gtptpn Gpunty. .i9la9en bic &ebelz
Ten jeben Ne9er topt,; Set 3eu9nib fit bic
Ypn benz empfraten eeribten @ablbetrI=
9ereien atsele9t bat. ,1i,f,
= ,lleber bic rStaot 8urlin9tpn in
Soma if f1peben Elm 9erf9tlt9e5 Grfennt>
NIP uerbdngtspurpen, meldea Ben Ser
fauf elmer binldn9li&en Guantitdt ibreS
Gt9entbumS perfGst UNI Die 8e;ablun9
BON fdltsen @tatttpnbs 3u ffi9ern, teren
8eliser nar1en6 @eber unp Seabristy
bp@ ni6t Sebo6ty) fla9bar ~eeporoen
finn. sr.ar u.s..
81, Montas, %. Nos.
- Gin @eibSbilp nau1enS Seuny
perry> tpelde in @a1bin9ton III Yolitit
9ema@t uno 1t& NIT rnebreren ibrer ;3uz
bdlter UbermprfeM 1pu lest bic cole as
ii@t baben, ntbtillun9en3 u uta>
den, tpelde Iber BE Mrt> tpie pas 2anb
feline @eleBe. erbdlt, reue unb intere0ante
Muf9lQ0e 9eben >pelben. unGntblQun<
gen" wel&e bic Dame l9pn ffriber Con-
9rebmit9liebern 9enta@t iouen biermit III
@erb{neuns fteben. .:..s"> Il. r.
- 1868 1T bic pff3ieu beri9tete
Majoritlt @eymour'S int @taate Nem
yprf. @r erbielt 429,847 Stimmer,
Grant 419>854. Das 1T al1p> aleS>
paS SEER seymour in ieinen1 eteenen
.Staate mittelS pe6 auerfre@fen @ablbez
tru9s ben vYrdlpenten ron Ntg9ers9naz
Sen, ME Der Na9bar Grant 1lennt abz
9epinnen .fonnte. lGlenb tpie Die ,Majoz
ritdt Seympulrs in 9fen Yprf it, 1T 1e
bod MUIR cine Majoritdt .sun ~@auner5<
unp 5aQunfen9nacen," =, oenn 1le &paro
pur& Tall@un9 ~erSielt. ,;an,lrn;
y - @albburne eer Gr9eianpte :na@
Yaraeuay er3dblt Iber Qppe3'S Mpro9ez
idibtsn, pelbe' cen1slben olS ette1, sfpetz
ten Sierra Sebtb eri9einen lai1en, W,
ia9t, raB er II banpeln mu6te, wte ct 9e<
'banpelt> ,. j.. auSreiben mubte, tpeun> ct
benz 9ppe, pper Der Softer <entseben unb
letne Trau unp &inper sbaSor3 ,berabren
polite raB ,ie in. bic @ilpniB, 9eja9t unppi
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Mobrte,Y 49,, Mop:>-Die @1:uier
@otbl1tlo unb Barring tper}oer,I. eiinen be-
pel1tenren Gteil rr ipaniihm Mnleiben
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ppniit &p1fnt .auf rem &irdbpfe pere Ia
.Gbaiio in pari5 be9raben,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-11-26

- 2prc Stanley bat feline GinwiQiz
9une basu se9eten, baB bic 9eaenwdrttq
gum 3wed Der Grlebi9un9 per Mlabamaz
~DiHeren3en" ;pii@en ben Ser. Staateu
unp Gnslanb beratbenpe Gpmmilion III
rem @iB na@ @aibin9ton perle9e,>
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&p9efort fIbrt fort Napplepu IN

- &p6efort flbrt fort Napplepn uni
feline Ne9ierun9 an bic Saterne auju<
fnipfen b. j.. figirlid. Setn 8latt, Die
2aterne, bat III jeper Nun1mer btttere Mnz
9rife >1no beiBence Satyren auf Nappz
lepn nebl 6amilte une 2ataieu. Die
8ertreitun9 beS 8latteS 1T cine un9es
beure-nod ME bat Elm 8latt III 10 furz
ger ;3eit einen is un9ebeuren Grfplg *er<
rur9en. Da0elbe erideint .wSdentlt9
III elmer Mufa9e .Spn $4,000 Grempla>
ren> >popp11 ALIEN $4,000 mad Grantrei@
oeben. "a cine birefte 3ulenoun9t be6
BlatteS unter &reusbanp1 nt6t mbgli4
Lit 1p oe1biebt bteles rnrer Go1pert-; pas
8latt wirb 3u bteiem 8ebufe auf lebr
plinnem ftinem Yapier iebr eng 9eprudt,
unp srpar -, bab eine coupertirte Numz
mer oas einfa9e portp ni9t iberl9ret<
tet. MuBer ner fransb0l9en Mus9abe
Ct l4einen jeoe @p&e nete.1ebun9cn 'rer>
1elben cine ,englilae in 2pnoon5;; cine
peutl1e In Berlin uno cine ipanii&e In
Warric, treldtl 9letdfa1s reiBenben Mbz
! Tag 1ncen. Observation-Disclosures
miro Yprtereitet. G6 1T rie6 Elm in per
[@el4i9te ber Spurnalifif gang urerb6r<
ter Bau, paG Elm perartt9e5 Blatt in flint
|@pra@en 3uslei@ erldeint uno in Der
9an;en @elt s9eleien pirp,;s-- utbtr ben
&mpian9 Der z9iubela bur@ bic &aiierin
Gusenie in Biarrib modt .No9efort fol-
senoe '@lo0ens: '''. "; :1,;,@ ~, ,,s5 ! SIM - a1 >;
uWenn :eine Grauaim,' l5 ;fff, u:' GGb@ue::
bru9 lebt Is l9liesen 1i& Die 9duler per
! ebrbaren 2eute por ibr uuo Die braDen
ETamilicnmitter oreben lift ben &uden.
Nur Elm fran3S0ider Ma9iNrat f6nnte
mir na9 Grwd9ung pielea Sases bemei>
len, bab i@ BE guten @itten teleioi9t
babe, Demunsea9tet 1T: farsli4 cine
lTtou bel uns %Aelanbet Die an ber einen
I5ette tbren Manr unp an ter .annern
ibren Qietbaber Bate. @pat' SIR nun
mi1en,s &per bic Grau war;; bic apitat 11a
NIT ,Mbl9eu, ab3umenpen, ftdi in, pie 4rrmas
Ger Mnfpmmenpen tiirSte, tbr tbrenpalaft,
tbr 3immer unp eth 8ett,f fit 3tpei, ger
loueu anbpt?r Die &aiierin, Der .Gra1;pz
(en. sic erbeHate felbfts 'bae 81 ju,1ge?r
15pbn bel Der 2anoun9. gesenmartig. YET
uro als .bieler ffra9te, rper benn: mpbl oet
aro6e l9nutrbdrti9e 9err mare, hem BIT
&Snisin immer 10 alietepcu 3ula@slte> 1r
ant1portete ibm feline Mutter pabrl6cin:
lid 6claenpes: SIS 1T tbr 2tebbabeTr,
Sn etniaen Sabren. rpirit 81 mllfcmrnet
Die Bereutun9 ibieies, @ortesa' eer1tsber
unp tesreifen mel6e Mnsiebnnssfroftlees
auf sic s33utunft.. elmer Station ausiitert
fann. @erldufs uaa9f Du tlur pii1e1'
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j t@ro6er<8fal1g bes ben
1@en @eretn8. 49, . Mnsensbm
Ma9rtdten fon1tnen, ME III. {}pdt., q
miro be6balb BEN eeebrtsn, 22eler. uno be
'i@5nen 2eierin cine freupise ueberra}9Qn
b ereiten, our9 ben Deut19en 8eretn bt
.l@inlapun9 3ur Geter hes Dant(neut9s
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rt4tet,3nI fieben,,t BET Sem bn Sdhser be
zDeutf@en Bereins 3urrl 1nterbaltutt9 b
, @dlte yer}9tepene 2ieptr 'surtrasen I'M
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81" '@afen rnbn! ser CONNER
r.; felojue 1T gu Gnbe!

3 ie' mafen rnbn! Der, @prtnttr=
RI felS5ue 1T 5u GnSe!
limb slosrei& bat f& anitr 0af btsatrt, aber
jtBt beibtes ni9t f@lumrnert1, netn fir ttu - H.
'terffle1ns 1a{tt", aae bas t9ut ~ v:v :,
~. J.. g: g. MtIen2[~- ,nr?# .
ii Minneapolis. Die erobartisen Grfolee, peldt
bie(er uueernebntenbe @el@Gftsmann TN Rampf
NIT tbeuren yreiitn urb f9le9ter @aare tpdbrenb
bea@ oi1u1ers bab,ir@ errano, ta6 Il {tehe bas9@1n-
fe i'm DryeopbfaGe fpcttbtQig Iieferte; Inb ibuai npr
5ppru ~ neutu Mnirtnsunsen, stwe1tnr fit ben
@inttr @r0Beres .3u errihsen, Ben IVY -, -
6. 8. ALLEN u,,r ~
ftnnt bic yGube, >ni9t. ~@ie. Elm OUTER General
iiberaa gu ettiderr- 3ett,' TO- eS' gill, bat'rr auf ben
M1rtten bes Si1ens ftine Bprtbttlt pabr jgenrn,-
men, bat ert beo6a9tst tpas bic Nntipn nil unb
tretet iiebt Elm in ben Store Bon III :.
- !1qGh.r gG.HQ.iMLlen ~ n4hN5,r,
70 fnttt ibr Elm MG~ortitnttt@ sen 8intrpaa.en,
oas isbem Gurer Wunlde 8eirieeieuug III aetpab<
rem i'm Stanee 1T. j3war bic @@pieri9feit, Gu9
unter Der lpbr DBL {1Sn geprbnett1 MaGe bon berr.
liden @aaren ~ erientireu it ni9t etrine, &c.
mug, ,ober> - 49, .. = .,..l
az =. 9. 8. ALLEN :, u > u !
labt III titier 8e3iebuns feline @%erlesenteit, an,
alerwenigten lei leinen rbeptlden Runetn, auf>
~fou1ntei,, bic an btr Sanp fetnes ffreunblt9en
reu1fdsn Glerf,t be6 5err1 q. s. gBeber, tt ber
ansenebmlen @e1e BON Der @elt aQes In Nusen-
(9ein nfbn,en bic yreiie prifen uni, tas, @tlu@te
au6pablen tpn1en, benn baS cine DAME, ODER Elm
5err, ber ini1G I'D mi" %1I hj an!
f. lin ,cnGG:4&. Mllens @Glu ii 81
@tore t%.iintritt, forgotten fo;at., stnt %sefunten gu
babeu, tpas q. seiuat, 3u benz biQielei1 Yreile !!no
IN itDnier Aualttdt ,bqs 1T nod nidt aa8eptitn,
wirei ris ba isiny tur33- -isni&."'9 nj q4e .usj.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-11-26

- Der Gbarlatan uno. Guriollt1ten(
Cabinets BeliBer Burlin9ame bat IS
rur99eieet eab Jpn bic &6nt9tn @ictc<
ria oeltattet bat, tbr In @tnsfpr Cattle
feline @ammlun9 BON 6dten @bineilaen
Bpn;en unb Manparinen gu jet9en.*: Ct
,puroe NIT 1eiaen yGi9uren" iosar in Der
t5ni9li@en &ut@ btn9efabren.
uDa6 bid ras Mduslein teiB'!T ' =:
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Scn3iu8 II. $ande,

Hakplcr IN pianps, Mu0ta!i{&sn 9na'umsS'
.cn, Nrten unb Standardization ~
81 4uetnsse Nesnten fur bic beshbmten mebs
Vtanpt", aasfdlteslt& pertautt tn ben Ataoemtes
IN New.yurt Gttp. ..., ~
~ unterrtdt auf iebem Snfruustnte ptre erttetlt =,
pianos merben eeRtnsntt unter 0arantttt ufrteeenAeaes.
Ger 8ebtenun8. . .N-
gsnstrt Sad. Ste strase. nase Der Pot : Office. g,
g.u(, Vttnn. ,'l*. 452
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Neuer @6ub @tore!

Ct. MntbonN Srtb's Braueret ee9enaber.
Nue Sprten n.uer Arbett fpwte Reparatarex .pereeu
prompt unb bt1te eentadt. .. -
Ierntr babe Id ttRanbts an 5anb cine erese auspatl
jsrttee Mrbett melae ~ Zen nttettsaen PREFER ~sertaaft
wtrb.
st.Aperpet a~uf.ttbea seRtQt usreea - "
81 &b. 9%ierbplaeI
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-10-21
The nominations for Aldermcn-How
They Sh ould be Made.

All classes of citizens will agree that
it is OF vital importance that in nomi-
mating candidates for Aldermen, the best
men in the community-men Of integrity, in
telhgence and experience-should be selected.
And it is also i'm portant that the different in
terests in the community should be recognized.
In making uo your tickets for Aldermen, the
claims of the German and Irish clement OF the
communicable mechanic, the doctor, the
merchant and the lawycr-shou!d be consider
ed. And how will you reach the desired end
Certainly not by selecting your candidates at
the different ward meetings. as is contemplated
by portion OF our citizens. Who can suaran-
tee that either ward will put German in
nomination; and how can it be arranged thai
preponderance of either class will not be
nominated, if there is not concert Of action
among them all? We answer that, in our opn-
ion, it should be done bya committee selected
from all the wards-the same plan adopted in
the selection Of candidate for Mayor, and
then we can hope for success.
MANY TAXPAYERS.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-10-21

IRopsER1ss IN CHRIST CHURcK.-A number
of robberics have taken place in Christ Church
lately under circumstances that render it
doubtful whether any cotton will be brought to
market from that parish, except in small par
GELS tied up in the coats or blankets of freed
men. On the night Of the 18th inst. the cotton
house OF DR.. J. E. Dawson and Mr.. Joseph
Thomlinson was broken open, and about seven
hundred pounds of seed cotton, which was all
that was on the plantation, was stolen. The
thieves gained entrance to the building By rip
ping off the hinges of the windows and carried
the cotton out in the same way. few nights
before that the cotton house of Mr.. Ferdinand
Gregorie was broken open and fifty pounds
OF seed cotton stolen. These Christ Church
robbers, however, do not conhne their atten-
tions to the fleecy staple, but make love to the
live stock as well. On the same nigav that Mr..
.Gregorie's cotton house was broken open, Mr..
Moses Whitesides lost three turkeys and eleven
ducks, and Mr.. Samuel Riley and MIR. Richard
Jervey were each robbed of the only mich COW
which they owned.
A corps Of detectives might be useful in
Christ Church, provided they were allowed to
90 well armed and to use their arms when oc-
,casion rem lered it necessary. No clue has been
discovered to the perpetrators Of any of the
shove robberies, except that their tracks show
.thst they we're negroes.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-10-21

In CHAMBERS, BEFORE SIR. JUSTICE VII
1ARD.-James Cosgrove ads. Richard NJ. But
Ter. A motion at Chambers to set aside q
Judgment. This case was argued lost week
before Justice willard. when the folio wing
synopsis was published in TIE News:
In the last January term OF the Court OF
Common Pleas, o case OF troyer, for the re-
covery of o horse, was tried before Judge +. j.
Moses. MIR. R. NJ. Butler claimed o horse Ill
the possession OF Mr.. James Cosgrove, an1 SUIT
was brought to obtain the same. John Pbll-
lips, Esq, appeared for MIR. Butler, and NJ. +.
O'Connor for MIR. Cosgrove. The case was de-
cided in favor Of the plaintiff, and an appeal
was sustained. The Sheriff was ordered to pro-
ceed, but the defendant referred the matter to
the military authorities, who commanded me
proceedings stayed until further orders NO
action was then aken until the readmlsslon OF
the State into the Union, when Mr.. Cossrore
placed the case in the hands OF d. l.. Cor1in'
Esq. An Injunction was then obt timed by Slr.
Corbin to stay the Judgment, and RUE was
served on Mr.. Phillips to show car5c why the
Judgment should not be vacated. return TO
this rule was made by Mr. Philips, and the
case was argued before Justice Willard In
Chambers.
The different features of the case we're re-
viewed by Justice Willard yesterday, and in
the conclusion of his decision, he stated 'that
it beqame unimportant to consider whether The
cause Of action on which the judgment was
founded arose at the date Of the defendants
purchase OF the horse, or at tho time OF the
plaintiffs demand, and the motion Of the de-
fendant was denied"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-10-21
ASSIGNEE,S SALE

Of Valuable Real Estate and Wha!f, on Vest
Side of Ashley River, opposite Broad street,
and adjoining the Savannah and Charleston
Railroad Depot, formerly known as the
Wappoo Mill and Wharf Property, and the
Machinery--To be sold under an order from
Hon. Georges Bryan, Judge Of tho United
States District Court, dated august 10, 1868,
andunder the instructions Of the Assignee.
On TUESDAY, the 18th OF November next ensuing,
at u o'clock at the Old Postofce on Broad-street
Oh reston, S. c., will sell at Public Auction, to
the highest bidder,
The following VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AND
WHARF PROPERTY, with the Buildings thereon,
CONSISTING OF:
All that TRACT OF LAND in st. Andrews Parish,
opposite the City of Charleston known as the Wap-
poo Mill Tract, being part Of the Tracts known
Nos. and s, and more clearly defined in plat
Conveyance Office. Book L. No. 13, page 419; bound
ed north and west lots Nos aud @ as designated
in same plat; south on Wappoo C:eek "a uavigable
siream) and east on Ashley River, containing about
marsh land, at the junction OF Wappoo Creek and
Ashley River. in the centre of which Is space Of
about four hundred and seyenty.fve feet from east
to west, by aOout two hundred and seventytwo feet
from north to south whereon Is located the Steam
saw Mill and all necessary Buildings for carrying on
an extensive Lumber and Timber business. There
is Causeway from the Mill to withna few yards of
the tra OF the Savannah and Charleston Railroad,
aoriing imp ,ralleled facilities for receiving and
shipping Lumber, Timber, Phosphates. &C., &c.
At the same time and place will be sold
The MACHINERY on the premises, viz: very
superior sTE3jI ENGINE OF sixty 1907 horese power.
with Boilers complete, and many parts OF the Ma
chinery n duplicate; also, Gang Saw Mill running
ten saws all in good running order &C., &c.
The sale will be conducted as follows:
The Land, Wharf aud Buildings will be sold for
one-iourth cash, and the remainder on credit of
one. two and three years. secured By bond and mort
gage Of the property sold.
The Machinery will be sold for one-haH cash, re-
mainsr in sixty and ninety days, secured,by approx
ed endorsed notes. bearing seven per cent interest
With mortgage of the property sold. reasonable
time will be allowed for the removal Of the Engine,
Boiler, &c.
Purchasers to pay for conycyances, stamps, sc.
To examine the property, or for further particulars,
apply in person or by letter 10
JOHN S. RYAN,
Bank Of Charleston Building,
Droad-street, Charleston, 5. c.
0rtnhar ID w3
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-10-21
TaE THEAraE.-The rain last night prevent-

THE THEATaE.-The rain last night prevent
ed large attendance at the theatre, but those
who brayed the elements were more than sat-
isfied with the dramatic treat that was FUR
nished. Pocahontas is one OF the most anus
ing farces that has ever been introduced On the
stage. 1t is replete with wit and humor, and
the actors sustained their parts admirably
After this play there was an equally amusing
presentation of tin cup to the uglieeE man IN
the audience. In consequence OF the small
number of ladies present. no cake was dlstrlo-
uted. The Tanning of the Shrew closed The
entertainment. The performance of the or
chestra was particularly Sood throughout. we
trust that the weather will soon improve, and
the Templeton Troupe receive the encourage
ment of full houses every night.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-10-21

The RANDOLPH MuRDER-THE INQUEST AND
yERo1cr-THE BURIAL.-The Columbia fne-
nix, OF yesterday, says: "Randolph' the col
ored senator, was buried in Columbia sunday
afternoon, and his funeral was largely attend
cd bv his colored friends and admirers. The
African Methodist Episcopal Church, corner OF
TAYLOR and Sumter streets, where the funeral
services we're performed, was densely thronged.
Euloses were pronounced over the dead man
by three of his colored friends, after which
proce ssion was formed and marched to the
cemetery, where the body was inferred. We
omitted to state in our notice on Sunday morn
ing, that an inquest was held over the body at
Hodges Depot (or Cokesbury, as it is general
ly termed, although Cokesbury proper is near
" two miles Off, and verdict rendered that
the deceased came to his untimely end at the
hands Of three persons unknown to the jury.
Individuals who were on the ground at the
time of the occurrence. say that as soon as the
terrible act was committed the parties mount
ed their horses and rode off"