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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-12

RADICAL MEETING on THE SoUARE.-
About two hundred negroes assembled OF
and around the western portico OF the
capitol yesterday evening, aud were ha
rangued by Lewis Lindsey, Dr.. Bayne, ane
Ben Scott.
All urged upon the col6red people the
Importance of registering, telling then
that they must get every colored man IL
90, persuade, force, and, if necessary
carry him to the place Of registration.
Bon Scott said that Henry Clay dowr
there (pointing at his statue on the
SguareJ had said, "Give me liberty OF
give me 6eath,'' and was then in Ashlanc
speaking IN thunderous tones for all to re
gister. r
At the conclusion of the remarks, COM
mittees were appointed for each ward to
hlnt up the colored meu ami make them
register. A collection was then taken up
to be used by the committee in their work
The returns Of registration from the
various wards were read; which showed
thet the whites had majority of Ill. 4
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l. n. COChF. will sell 1T his store, Seventh
street between Broad and Marshall, com
mcnciGs at 10 o'ciock an assortment of
furniture, consisting in part of bureaus,
hcdsteads. sideboards, waTGrobes, tables,
chairs, sofas, lounges, feather beds, mat
tresses, etc.
COOK ( LAUGHTON will sell at Ii o'clock
- An at the residence on the corner of
Broad and Twentieth s5reets,,a portion OF
the hsasehoM furniture,, such as sofas,
JAMES M. TAYLOR son. .tsin sell sat 4
s1T o'clock the house and lot on the north
side of Eighteenth street between Frank
lin and Broad. .'.r r
SAMPSON JONES, JE., . co. v,ill sell ut
o'clock p. NJ. the house and lot, with the
appurtenances, lately belonging TO Samuel
NJ. Price, on the east side of Twentv-fifth
street near the corner Of Twenty fifth and
Franklin.
CABELL & WATKINS will sell at AZ o'clock
handsome cottage residences on Council
Chamber Hill, fronting on Ross street be-
tween Fourteenth and Mayo, near the
ballard House.
SA sIPSON JONES, L., * 90 Will sci! ~ 5
o'clock The lot, wish 1he apprrrenaucps,
lately belonging TO w. II Gordon. on the
west side of TwcAty.seyenlh street be-
tween Broad and Marshall.
COOK & LhUG HTON will hold at : o'clock,
at r. H. Maury X Co.'S, sale OF stocks
and bonds.
SAMPSON ZONES, Ia, ( co. viii! >ri! III 20
o clock, q, lie ato.. Of J. K. Gates, Oh
BroaG street between Nine eenth and
Twentieth, hir entire stock Of groceries
lI,,u0rs, 80.
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DEATH OF PROFESSOR DABNEYY-Profes-
,or George E. Dabney died at his sresidence,
u this city, on yesterday, oflong- continued
tckness, aged sixty. Tins has passed
,tray ono OF, orr most estimable citizens.
sle was q scholar, o gentleman, and .
Elristiaa. His life. was devoted laborl-
2, sly and successfully to the instruction OF
gauth. As professor in Washington and
gGchmond Colleges he acquired q high
gsputation,
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Cora and FiolIr Exchange.


OPPERIEas.
T.heat-Nhite, ~ bushels. Red, 80 bushels.
C0ru.--Wh1e, 3,JsG bushels. Yellow, 2i6
bushels. Mixed 7uu bushels.
OltS.-1,37 bushels.
Rye.-3S bushels.
B"rLey.-lo bushels.
sALBH.
UEeH White, l2 bushels inferior At g 40
Red 81 bushels prime ut $3.50.
CDra.-White, l7F bushels dump At 81 10; 20t
bushels Ut II. II =, 4ut bushels 1t II .l2E Iel-
low, 81 bushels on private terms; l24 bushels
At Il lj Mixed. IL bushels At Sl.l0; 2S Dush-
els Ut 81 IL; 226 bushels 1T 81 l.l2 36i bushels ut
Sl.l2&.
Uuts.-l3i bushels prime IT PIC; 64 bush
els good III zoo. $50 bushels good on private
terms; 2l4 bushels prime 1T re.
Rye.--G bushels very good At $3.50; - bushels
prime at ~ 67&.
BnrLg.-losAS on private terms.
.-@i-SNashel5 OF the mixed corp were
rp - N hi ted
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Stunning.

y1OR BALTIMORE, SAVANNAH,
L AND BOS 7 Q N.-Serli- "a ae1
weekly I.ine--Powhatan Steam rl~s,,-lks6. !
boat atGompauy-Cheap pest Route sss.sEHZ
Freighls Retuced-No Charge for wharfage
by this Line--Eo Transhipment OF Goods
Leaves Baltimore every Wednesday ana Sa-
turday-LeaYes Richmond every wednesday
LIE KNIGHT, Captain CHARLES TaAysss,
VIM leave her. on SUNDAY MORNING.
at s O'Clock. Freight received every day Gun. sun
day excepted) up. TO 6 O'Clock 7. NJ. inns
s;earner has splendid saloons, staterooins, anu IA
M ossarrer accommodations. Fare reduced 20
THREE DOLLARS Meals and staterooinS
sxrra. For freight or passage apply TO
DAVID ( WILLIAM CURRiE; s..
Office at Charles T. WORKMAN 20.
nh lit Fifteenth street.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
1yG IN TIE RICHMOND PosT-oFFTCE March
II, lS6S.-Miss M. Olivia Ford, Gooch-
land, Va, NO stamp; Thomas V. Robin
SOD, New York city, no stamp; Miss
Martha Wright, Washington, D. c.. no
stamp Mrs. Annie o. Donnell, New. York
city, no stamp Miss Mollie Y.J.ude, Rich
mond, Va, no stamp; J. a. RoseDberger,
Washington, D. c., revenue stamp; James
W. Staresburn, New York city, revenue
stamp; DR.. D. NJ. Corbin, Caroline county,
Va, revenue stamp; H. Y. Calvin, Rich
mond, Va, revenue stamp; Al. Crnmp,
Goochlana, Va, for better direction; Miss
Mary Collins, Woodllp, Harrison county,
Va, for better direction.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-12

CHVl6GR or CONNER The Beard Of
Directors OF the Chambct OF Commerce
held their monthly meeting yesterday VI
ternoon. No Business Of public lnpor-
lance lgs7 transacted.
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REDUCTION OF FsRG.-Our readers along
the linz Of tie James River and Kanawha
canal Teill 80 pleased 10 learn from notice
in au":Ge" column thu nc fare by +. Ed
NOR, .cNct inc hl-s been reduced to
SUI .hl leeS.
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YTIPcTNIA EXPRESS COMPANY

VTlRGiNlA EAFhEoS CcMk hN
Y Ofieey No. 72S Main street, between se-
,,a, IN aud Eighth streets, Richmond.
The VIRGINIA EXPRESS Is now running
I.;iv from RICHMOND 10 SPAUET0N. aud
tri. weekly 70 All points between SIauNIoS
= ana Also: So daily from BALTIMORE 10 Rich.
'MOND and nom BALTIMORE TO SIAuA-
TON. o,,,.
het,yeen Slaua ton, Harrisonburg, and Mouns
JACKSON, Staunton. Lexington nn,au ana ma,uA, -
Bridge. AID tr.-waekly From Stans.on S,s,a.,s y
Bath Alan, Warm, Hot, and Hsasng .,SsI oIiiI: .ni
White Sulphur Springs, Ls"isS
Foods eilsd for and delivered at all points
IN sna e,sy Syi,v from, Norfolk to Petsrsesrs Az
.s aa sssS,a.as ss 81 ss all
aSs and In ,crmediate points On tsAshuio.so tsAsu.
baalls ra1sss 'sssss 20 saTsss,ss 5osssss viii m
| patch. IN t,too .na,v IN G
/ sfps am "a a, ~. (iARBER, Agent.
l. 4 UMP PLASTER 900 tons LuMr u,
n la In p
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TIE CIRCULATION OF TIE "DIS-
PATCH" IS LARGER THAN THE COM
HiSED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
CITY.
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GRAND TEMPERANCE RALLY.-Thc Sons
Of Temperance propose to hold a grand
public meeting at the Union Station Me-
thodist church tonight. Rev. Leroy ".
Lee, D. D.. will deliver an address by re-
quest Of Springfield Division, and other
speaker are expected to be present.
Sarorai Divisions will attend in full rega-
la. We are ID to believe that this vii!
b. lie temperance Representation Of the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-12

TIE NAIL by the Central railroad is now
opened and ready for delivery at the post
office daily at $50 Z. NJ.
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Republican MASS MEETING AT THE
AFRICAN CHURCu.-In response to q cal,
of the Republican Central Executive Com
mittee for mass meeting of the Republi-
cans. about all of the Republicans. Of the
last illrs cri@Aa.4 4h.,rrh
The tt1e en-
Fcourags' the negroes TO- lister 4
number Of speeches to that effect were
made. dg|,
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HAIL EoBHsRY.-Tne hall Of Mr. Will
liam l.umsacn, On Mayo and Broad streets,
-4.4.l an, ;nJ1az4 L. L; r;.ht a1I robbed
Of two c2pcs, two overcoats, and four nauS.
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pa,ort nr the ;'osncco Na-ke ct.

RicHMoSp, March IL, 1865.
We report breaks heavy the past Three days
with good deal Of animation shown. MARKET
firm and prices without any noticeable change
to mel ton. Below we give The TRANSACTIONS !:
333 hogsheads, II tierces, and 81 boxes, sold
.MASUrAcTugISG TOBACCO.
LtgS.-Common 10 medium dark working,
S5 jUIIS7 good dark working, 81. jOGt:J; sun
cured common, $6.5olss; n-cured good,
$9lr$l3; coal. cured common, $lOM$li; coai.
cared bright, $lj4S2j; coal.cured fancy, $50
~.
Leoj.-Common dark working, S7ltss; me-
dunn dark working, s9GSlo; good dark work
ing, Sll6&lj fine and wrapping, slsMSl1
sun cured, il2D$lj; yellow wrappers, com
mon, $2ul1sl'.
SHIPPING TOBACCO.
L,,gs.-Tery common and heavy weighs
sJ1S -: medium, Sass; good, ss.1puss.
LtaC-Continental shipping, :l3GSl6.
srEHAISG TOBACCO.
Ley.-Common, $e@$lo; good $llGsli
fine, Slj0Sl6. ..
sIems.-Very common TO good, Sl@*i.5o.
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HEALTH observation-disclosures and
others should read the notice Of the Board
of Health in another column.
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For THE PENIrENTIARY.-The sheriff OF
Clarke county yesterday brought to the
penitentiary the following named parties,
who have been sentenced by the Circuit
Court of said county:
Charles Mason (negro), five years, for
horse-stealing.
Claude Clayton and John White (white),
fourteen years each, for the same offence.
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CHURCH-LETTING.-The rebuilding
W of Beulah church. IN Hanover county,
Va, win baiet on. FRIDAY, March i3th, at
II A. M. Specifications and dranght can De seen
by applica tlon TO "WHIG OFFICE" Con-
tractors are invited toattend.
BY THE COMMITTEE.
nh 52,STSS SEN
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MAYORS CouET-MAron MAYo PEE
SlDlSG--h EDNEsDAY MoHNIyG.-Thc con-
tinued case of Mrs. Moilie Firchett fTbite)
charged with aSsaniting and beating Ne,.
son Berkley {Ihulatto), vas the first
called, and the case dismissed. Colonel
NJ. johnson appeared in behalf CT Mrs.
Fitchett. .@ -..---..-l
Charles Lindsey (whfe) and Jack
Thomas (ncgro), charged with fighting in
the street, were discharged.
Ned Fitzhugh and Charles Lewis (negro
bcys) charged with stealing three hogs and
three pigs, valued at thirty dollars, the
property Of Claiborne Tyler (negro), We're
sent on to answer Indictment.
Fannie Watson (negro), charged wa
using obscene language in the street and
assapiting William Braxton (negro), was
set back.
Charles Peasley (whitel was brought up
to answer the charge OF aSsaulting and
beating United States soldier and pick
ing his pocket of $40 in United States cur
rency. In the absence Of witnesses the
case was continued until to-day. 90.
Edwin Curtiss negro }, charged with fe-
loniously picking the pocket of Wright
Williams United States soldier) of S75,
was discharged.
Jacob Lcedy, charged with being aAa-
grant, without visible means of suppAss
was booked for tic chain gang.
Cary Ligbtfoo, NEGRO boy), charged
with entering the store OF Mr. +. al. Eze-
kiel and robbing the money drawer, was
sent Oh. ..
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FALSE ALARW.-Thc alarm of ire sound
ed last evening between and 9 o'clock
was causeless, as far as We were able to
discover.
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Marine Intelligence.

-
MINIATURE ALMANAC, NAEcH L, ioes'
San rises.........G.lO moon AZ f-toJ
sun sets o. % High tide, A. ~. -I.oi
PORT OF RICHMOND, IARc1 H. lseS.
sAiLsD.
Steamer Petersburg. Trayss=, Baltimore
.nerchardise and passengers U; : 49, 49,
Steamer John 5yiyeslsa, y ys,r,n
Schooner Charles Woo.sey, -, New YORK,
.nerchandise, Curtis Parker. 2t@
2EaoRASDUa. tA
Schooner s. H. Davis, Newcomoe, from Bos-
TON tor Virginia, at Holiness Hole on-the 9Th
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County COURT OF HESRICo.-1ester-
day John 4. Turner, charged with horse
stealing, was acquitted.
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TIE NE,}HnHs 1g Rlo@Nt,1 a-c making
desperate efforts to "refyame the |iIlte
majority On the re2.stla.i"n lists. IteT
will succeed, unless the white men OF
RichmoGd bestir themselves. Turn ont
to-day and register. Sec t. it, tlat every
white man 10 your a!npioyoor:, IN yoNr
household, amongst yoGr arIHai1.ances,
goes TO rcgistci 90 day.
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~ \ WAlEEn 4 Co.

~ n. Wake" & CO.,
~ Successors 10 o. +. BREsGE ESQ.,,
GENERAL. INSL RANCE AGENIS,
CFFlyK iUH NaiS STREET,
:lrs; doc. eos: OF pos office, under MeSs-s. II.
II. Naury Co.
Buildings, merrhundise, furniture, ana per
>onal property oi all kinds, in the city or Soun.
Try, insured against loss or damage oy 1ire ~
The lowest rates ia companies OF the highest
s@tu&iIg. .,.
Lasses equitably adjusted and promptly
paid. .,....,L
Marine and inland ins sGrance also eHectea at
..,~r,.,,, rct.s no %
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4 COTTON SALES THIS Pl.Y,

H"'cdc9cTs q Eeol },'tqi. aoLE J.isrcsn Ne frs
<S,5 # Ja""ary d'nd 1hs Enst d~7 u July pay he
toseS hereon j1i the current yeai'.
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V-0R NEW-YORK-OLD DOMINION

NOR NEW YORK-OLD DOMINION
tt STEAMSHIP CONPhNY.-4Nh
THO ne,y and elegant side wheel sSezA36
steamship ALBEMARLE, BoukS commane
er, will leave her wharf al Kockets on ~
TuRDAY, March 18th, ~ O'Clock a. w.
Passengers go on board the evening Prsrios'
Freight received up TO O'Clock T. M. ra3 ts
Fare. 4l2 Round tickets, go; steerage, 70.
Through bills signed Boston, arc insa.
rance effected ut the lowest rates. Apply "
SAMUEL AYRES CO.,
NH ll-3t Main and Eleventh streets.
TOR HALIFAX, NOVA SCOTIA
The fine British schooner VII.
LIAM BOWEN, Captain BARKATf, VIII heLLLl
receive dispatch rs above. For iEe'sh \
apply TO crrr, !, pporuERs.
NH 7--lw CASAlE q Dho'-S-~---- Dhoi'-S----
N-oTICE TO .SHIPPERs.-Ths boats
II OF the JAMES RIyERE5Szz2aSs.ssy3 s.ssy3
AND KANAWHA Ga a - is1ssfss.I3 - -
l0MPANY vii, leave the dor1,, dog1,EssnaVS VI
promptly NJ u o'ciocg, g,.I5tpnsys: ~ "a ~ ~
THWRSDAYS, and SATUhDAtS1i o,,,r~
Frsirht and tolls on goocs lor Eyncnpu;'Is y;I
o,a nsyn,S collected on delivery or prrpaie;
art W. ooS SSp,nn o, The shipper. Frei2h received
srS IA deiiyered my otiice, Oh the dccE. -,
CIV Va Freight viii not be dei!TS.sa ait
IN ,ryes are paid.
n Rctfs locked md insured. 81
dsIl EDWARD DILLON, Agent.
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,uST1a5c.iy CCcrT or sts I:-~:: s1'''-
c0nrt was in session yesterday. Present
Mcssrs. Joseph Mayo, George y. Gi'liam,
X. Il. Alien, and 4. y. PEBBLES.
Mr.. Il. Il. CASTOR appeared and quail
fed as alderman for Marshall Ward, and
Mr.. Edmund Winna ior Madison Ward.
All Of the justices were summoned to
attend on Friday 10 hear applications from
ali who desire 10 oh.ain licepscs to keep
ordinarics.
4 certificate was granted to Mr. Thomas
Vt. Upshur to Obtain license 10 practice
law. . ....
Three aliens were admitted. into all the
rights and privileges OF citizenship. 81
James Sweeney, charged with assaulting
and beating Wade Plcasants (negro), was
tried ard acuuitted.
H.. T. N'ooley was tried for pedling
liquors without license, and WAS ac-
quilted.
Simon Harris (negro), charged with
keeping a discrderly house in Solitude,
was tricd, and fined twenty dollars.
Mr. II. S. Merton qualified as notary
public for Richmond and the county OF
| Henrico.
The court then adjourned until IL A. NJ
today.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

On the -reassembling of the Convention
at half.past s o'clock the minutes of the
morning session were read and approved.
Mr. A. R. Vaughan offered the follow
ing resolution
q Reso!ve0, That in the opinion OF this
Convention it is highly important to form
q Sunday School Association within each
church,"
Mr.. Hendren addressed the Convention
in support of the resolution, and said he
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-1,0 TIE f..IE,EI,1CyED, y, ,--RE{E}.,soN,s
i tGLA31EAt nkOIH OR s-ALT'S or
WISD0N--;t specific for Ringworm, letter,
Itch, EurHer'S Itch, Ulcers, and all cruptions
d: IN" skin, 10 matter hot malignant or no"
long Standing. Warranted L. cure or no pay.
Try IL, auG il 1t does mat speedily ana
promptly crre ant. entirely eradicate the dis
ease, The money will be refunded in every
ir.sIaI.e. TrIce j0r. per bottle Eor sale by
BLUNT 4 MOSELEY,
Druggists, No. 1921 Main street,
a- - i!ahmond. Va.
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DrUgs, Medicines .ec,

- SuLPHuRoUS ACIDprepared. freshly
y according 20 the United Sta.es ana 49,,
~ ~ ~ '''sH.aS, ph pf J. BLAIR,
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WANTED, TO EXCHANGE DRY
w GOODS FOR LANDS.-A northern
merchant desires q change Of business and cli-
mate would exchange a first class country
retail stock Of dry goods (value about Ss, ,0oo)
for good farming lands, we'll located, In Eir.
ginia or Maryland Address, giving location
and description, w. r. OWENS,
Boonville, Oneida county, n. \.
"a ID rSr,tlI
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Insurance C0HaDN?2ies.
CHARTERED FEBRUARY, 1866.

2 ~. = T-NN'NN
Wei invested and secured.
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WANTED, purchasers for good OAK
wv WOOD at FIVE DOLLARS per cord.
All persons not able TO buy wood az market
rates can be supplisd ut the above price, No.
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.A~sets employed here for The general benefit
y .~irable FIRE AND MARINE RISKS in
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-03-12

! (AUCHFUSS'S EUREKA HAIP
Ia EESIORER received and for sol. ~ -
MILO ). BLAIR, Druggist,
- - 3as Broad street
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-06-13
- 9.-- erT. ~s!' .-+1Qh Ii

.E4~@ ts@a - 3I% q - 80 "N' 49,
1uGin99M NJ r.itsarn err, umfn46 err
be utl92e Il 9 ubn e.7-9na 6rmaffQrt
'niS. bat en tanser1 Mmerifdner,.9'6e.r
tTreeman, oerI 1t9 in fur,er ,.8ritn Sput6
ben .an9eltrebteteng Gleibtrbieu be,t19e
@prade. Ftebeno 81 aeieen aeernabt rpte
.rprtt9e 8ubne tetreten uno NIT 1einen
.@mierisa1 fD%ebnreQen'lv 6rdnsa Mppr>
;8aniea", r@rennmeW, prpbens9pBars
1tii9e1 t1tne ori9inelen Galertsh aboeleat,,
.pas septb tetufn, IT. peretnt zine 53terfs
Der peutiden B8abnas gu werre1. &atnesr
:wtej @pttl9aa, gMsiini,gs, &C. telen temGa<
lent Ireeu,ar1s bus giinfi9e prusnpfK
con, Greeman 1T Elm Saller 6eS 5ertia
.@mil 8lrbes Der felt einen1 Sabre ais
2ebrer au1sD tespennG pntrpatoriltn1 u1tb
Der Sbeaterl9ule ipirft r1t,p Der oermtge.
leiner umfahenpen 8ilbuns, ippte leiner
retae1 praftiiarn Grfabrung gang geeiaz
net 1T, anaebenpe &unitilnser auf BE
ridtt9e 8abn au lenfen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-06-13

r: GIT @eilenper gift. fpl9u1re 8e>
:iare1b1n9 Der 8evHlferu,1g spn Seopp,
Ser @auptitart Ypn Sapan: uutter ben
s,pei MtQipnen 8e.ppbnern 9ibt Is fett1en
9trugenbettler, feinenT runfenbplp. Die
Mld,laer 1i,b frdfti9 unp ener9ii9 bic
!Trauenr{b6n -; @9ulur1terytdt 1T ollge<
n>et11 unp 8uder'giet es 9en11g, .1penn
a1t9 feit1e3 ettun9et:; MQe5 beiratbet unb
bic :&inrer geHent 11adt," u. q.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-06-13

plQBe trdret1 rertreten. Der am ertte1
.fusfttaBe abaebaltene umaus mar etnsr
uer Bldn3enbften bte &ep gcrt ie ee(eben.
Die Ntp3ei1pn er6ffnete @aoalerte unb
1n3abltBe Gabnen unp &m,
fatterter unb man fddete BE
Der Gbetlnebn,er auf 10000. Sn
ber Stride be8 Grl6ierS nurpen Bic Dele
CATER. BON 800 wetbeetletbeter Mde@en
empfanBet. Die uaeit BON Deuti&en
3. StraBe mar feRlt@ NIT Blu<
men uno 2~aubBeptnbert 8eidmidt.
Yater @atith BON &epeupprtftenoreet1
preptgte dber ote Mufeobe be8 @entral'
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