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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-13
OAS AND STEAM FITTING q.

NAS AND STEAM FITTING.-.
- -. - VIM. aCOGAN, .5 .5.,
=. r, .,[..rr4 No Is, North Royal street,
Has constantly on hand q large and complete
assortment of 49,. a.., r. :..... XIII f..
CHANDELIERS, .r
f.. BRACKETS, ... , -..... ID
HASPS, r..
''- NDANTS,
STATIONARY AND PORTABLE DkOP
-; LIGHTS IN VARIETY :,
PORCELAINS, PHOTOGKACI MICA and
: : - OTHER SHA DIES.
CUT, GROUND AND PLAIN GLOBES.
STEAM PIPE, CAGES, COCKS, VALVES,
and everything in the Steam Fitting Lime !,
Public Buildings and Dwellings furnished and
fitted up with Gas in the most substantial ana
Steam Work for Factories, Mills, SC, prompt
lygand faithfully executed; al ut prices WINCH
will give satisfaction ~ ID mn o---tl
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SUGARS, SYRUP, COFFEE, &c.

is bbls. A. and B. Refined Brown Sugars; 8
hbds. prime p. r. and w. T. Sugar; II bbls.
Golden and Plain Syrup; 20 bags Rio Coffee,
part prime; halt chests choicest GunpoTder
Tea; 600 lbs Ground Coffee; 400 lbs Fresh
Bicarbonate Soda; Mason's Challenge Black
ing; No. Ground Ginger; No. Chocolate;
Corn Broomsi Painted Pals; Pine Pals, &C.,
received, in store and for sale by
A. J.IFLEM1NG,
je 16-tf No. King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-13
RAILROAD LINES.
ORANGE, ALEXANDRIA AND MANASSAS

ORANGE, ALEXANDRIA, AND Ii a 6HSA5 z. r
Fe. vyz. Jzg Egg r7EzszFaEs zzzsz1
IN AND AFTER FRIDAY, JUNE
q Bl28 1863, one daily passenger train will run
bcIween WASHINGTON and l. YNCHBUKG
connecting ut GOkDONSYILLE with the VIZ
ginia Central Railroad to RlCHMUND and
Gov LNGTON; at LYNCHBURG for WEST
and SUUTMW EST, and at WASHlNGTGh
Tor tho MOTH and NORTH lest.
Through tickets and baggage checked 10 ~,
PROMINENT points. .-.
Loave Washington daily at $50 ~ m and
.A;"Xandria at 1900 IA, arriving At i,yncAb"lg
1T 4:3U y. III. -. .....
Nlcxandria IT 5l5 p. m, and ut Wnsu.agt,G
at ~ p, IN. . ...
Passengers for points between MANASSAS
JUNCTION and WOODSTOCK leave Alr,.
andriA daily Sunday exceptod) Ut 100 am ar
ril ing at Woodstock, the present western ter
minus, at coo D. m. Eastward, leave Wood.
stock at 6 Is a. m, and arrive at AlcIandris
5.45 D. IN. ~. j. NJ. BkOADUS
je 2G--tI General Ticket Agel,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-13

TRANCIS MILLER, Il an:%o,la I'd: =.
ATTORNEY s. COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Will practice in the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia the Court Of Claims, and
in the Courts. of Alexandria, Va, and Mont
gomery CO., Md. Also, will attend to claims
against the United States, in the Departments
dress. 10. 8, Four-and- half street, Washing
ton, D. @. 532 az Srn M je 6-eotf
ITALIAN MACCARONI, received to-day
L and for sale by
je27 J. c. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-13
E1IAN0S |

DIANo5 I.-.... 1os,
I wish to call tho attention Of persons wish
ing to buy PIANOS 20 the following tIdorso-
mcnts from Our own citizens hoping TO prove
it is not necessary to go away from home to
buy these instruments on IS good terms rs any
where else and as cheap if not cheaper; l. also
return many thanks to those who have 50 libcr-
ally patronized nc III the short time l have
been in this business: .-... ...a
TO Victor Becker ~ am delighted with the
beautiful oct. Piano you have sold me, and L
know it is an exceedingly cheap instrument.
RI. 10 .g.. ill.,. --.. w. JOS. Mills
The beautiful Piano you have sold me, made
by VIM. Hcinckamp. Of Bnltimorc, has fulfilled
all my expectations, and [ cheerful y give my
recommendation rs to quality and moderate
price. - 49,. .....'.. JOHN ?. AGNEW.
The oct. Knabc s. Co.'S Piano you have
sold me is pronounced by every one Il splendid
instrument, and l advise those in want Of good
and cheap Pianos TO call on you :, ,,,-r
I think it is Unnecessary to 60 out Of town to
buy Pianos when they can be had here on as
low and reasonable terms as the beautiful oct.
Knabe 81 Co. 5 Piano L have lately bought
from you p. MRS. MARY ID. SWAIN
L am more and moro pleased with the Piano
l have bought from you Of knabo cos
,,,I = ~ .' Mrs. G. A. JOYCE.
AN very much pleased with the Piano you
sold me, and believe you sell Instruments on
rs good terms us any ono else. t-
2. --a.sr. .... .,...... JONAS FISHER.
For further reference will add The following
names Mr.. a Nicol Mr. VIM. Arnold, MIR.
Edward Hunt. Mr.. John Dyer, Mr.. James
Grimes, Mr. Frank Elms, Mr.. Burrows, Hebrew
Synagogue, Mrs. Clarridgc, Mr. j. N. Clarke,
Mr. Michael Doyle, and others
] have now on hand, VIM HoineEamp,,s
splendid oct, with carved legs, and AL mod
crn improvements.
Two of Knabe tE Co.'s oct. secondhand,
one of them nearly new, ut i great reduction
from 1st cost. 49,.
Several second hand fine q lrman Pianos, of
less price, G. octavcs--cycry Piano warranted,
Smiths celebrated Parlor and Church Organs.
Having an experience Of Ii years in tuning
and repairing Pianos, Mclodcons, &c, and still!
continuing my practice in tho highest musical
circles OF washington city, can guarantee sat
isfaction to those who shall employ me.
Persons in the counLrs wishing to have their
Pianos tuned and rrpHirod, will please CORES
pond with me. .. .. VICTOR HEChEk,
!. .. Wurcroonl. Gl, N. Washington st.,
ie 30-2w Cor. Qnecn, R1oxandria.
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DHILIP PARK, I 2,i {
- - :. - l.. i H.
- :. : - : =. = \ - :" ; IT
:PLU M BIER,

E~ij..nZ". - --sE.Nt 4tgg.i.j s. - III g,-r-J + .
:. =. .sodt PRACTICAL PLUM BEk, i
"j IN f. corner Prince and Fit Streets
j. Tho oldest and host established .PLu MI BLING
ESTABLISHMENT Y in tho city All work
done with dispatch, and he mostdurAhle
and workmaplilze manner, -a - = ~ ~
4 Satisfaction guarantees. >, - ...-.s -,
Il JOBBING done at short notice. an by nm
self, OF tho most experienced workmo1. ~:
- dec I s---. s--jt - J-D--- r.-.- .,s--" 49,
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ALFxA:, LoUDoUN AND HAMPSHIRE L. R.
ft pa ~ ET "a Eg E :5ssza5
~ IL ~ AAASAS~-A ~ ~ - 80 49,
GINNING MONDAY, j JUNE /. 1865
NEW ARRANG NJ ENT,

pl4"1-, ~ IN 1.'-,N. o. ''''
Leave Hie4"llo't r Nv Jay eACoP' TUA,I"y' al
g. IN. and o p III !oE iteS1 o"IS' Le&SG Lees
burg Tor AIe1a!Iatla at Joy d. ~. ana L. IL pm.
CONNECTING at AeG7Durg WIN eAcTcA LlAeoi
Tucsdgys, Thqrsdays and Saturdays, for Ham
lnon, rurceIY)iIe} 0nlcNe .Evi boTryY!.!e
leaving Winchester on Mondays, Wcdne-.
dive and FRIDAYS.
" Wodnesdays and FRIDAYS. on The arri%T -,
tho railroad train from Alexandria, nnd ".
I'VE rdy1s ii SiiII1cbnp% r"csIts Thursday. sr4
i'S &atnrdaVs 81 r. M md arrives a. L" ".
b~rn Of IJn and lnrr railroadl srriyn. -.
Nin2andrja ~ : y. m. in ample tmo G,-
Washington and Baltimore the same day.
From md after June 3. tho coaches will RIM
Joii1r ran Ninrhrstrr fn Canon Shrine.
FARE.
Fvo,, ArTysr!upr, rn
ro,l.,, 81 nuI Ca,,,r, ,,,,r;,,,c ~.
no,,;I1aE6 = * Rsfps Kan. 49,,
p"rcnIjyiiin 2 00 Aldie .....,.,..... -;
BcrrvvjIIe,,..,. 40 Middleburg. ......... Blk
Wjnchester. ........ 500
f,oods nor Nav T"rk PbiIeEcIpbf2 and Br.
t;,oo 0Dos s, po lines end -NdGms ExHr.,. T.,
cara nf Z Fl HavenDcr freight Agent: a. ley.
sndria, will be forwarded rs far rs L!@SSsour3
re- Co M G' n Pas:onger TicEets between A.
eX@ndrIa ana LeeaDuFg "Ad iN'oFl"eu'"'9 DIN
tioHS 1t cheap f@Ec5' ,I-c.I.-.,:.-.
Round trip tickets goGd only lof uAy OF .sus
between AleEahdrIa ana neeabufg' ana Oe."ee,
those places and intermediate points, are Issued
at reduced rates. ,.-.,.,,.,
WASHINGTON Blythe,
my 27-1y General SuDcrintcndoo
rr1p prcry,ro,yn ro1DVp TrYoprpn avn po
L -'-O1--A ~ To11C ROUTE, .
rf;p am E,v0pTTE MATT, r0ITTE VI,
T. LA W. t0TrT4 CREEE
~ III Wv '1I-A
r,1p.ctyopTEcrr I'M REST ROTrTE tn
l Il L. p 2itTis N 1NN TtIE S0TTIT
-. nsLC Il " - y \ q or ~ ,1-D 0MF0RTA RTE
sGllrz-T-ActrILi MEI2S lava 1VoYbinoton civ
ic"oo =, ,s ,J'' ,So
tWiee GrLyI 2GHoSy p H. c3 70 onJ c5
p m, stopping at AIe1HndT ;. S"cn %Sy ana
G0n9ec!lng at AquS Sree> VIII Iroad WIZ G
L
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-13
iUJARM SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY, VA.
: = L F,IJ MON ON Dp0pRTTT0RG

Having recently assumed the proprletorship
of this cd and fashionable watering place, and
completed our arrangements for the entertain
ment Of visitors, we now solicit tho patronage
of the public Every effort has boon made to
restore to this establishment its former reputa ia
ton The remedial properties of the waters
have been sufficiently ittestod in the numbers
who have been relieved of Rheumatic, Gouty
and other affections, while tho luxury of the
Baths, when once enjoyed, can never be forgot
ten Persons DESTROYS to have full information
concerning the character of the waters may con-
suit our circular, which will be sent to them, on
application, free ofpostage. .,,,
We pledge ourselves that our table shall not
be inferior 10 any kept either in city or country.
The name of our manager is sufficient to insure
good living. :, 5
) The route to the Warm Springs is by Rich
mond and Stanton to Millboro' depot. on the
Virginia Central railroad, where line of stages
connects with the trains, enabling passengers
to reach the Springs the same day after leaving
Richmond, Lynch burg Washington, or Baltl-
more. 5.. -.av .r,.;. ...f
RATES OF BOARD: Per day, $3.50; per week,
S15; per month -four weoksl $50.
mi DARNELL &'REV ERCOMBE,
f|Ir,.,. Proprletors.
Major PETER II. WOODWARD, Manager.
Rsth county ie 29-lm
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EXCU RSEONS, &c.
- RAND PLEASURE EXCURSION.

.. EXCURSIONS, &c. ~.
GRAND PLEASURE EXCURSION 4,
II -- $3.50. -t-----.+i TO De-. -.-.-. --'- ~ .'
CARLIN'S SPRINGS. 70 .-g@-.
On MONDAY, JULY Goth, 1858,
BY SAREPTA LODGE, NO. At, |. y. O. T
A grand pleasure excursion, under the, aus
pices of Sarepta Lodge, will be given as. above.
}. Trains will leave the a., L. q Il. depot on
that day as follows at 7:45 q. m, ], 5, and u
D. m. Leave Carlin's at q, 6 and Ii p m.
Tickets for 8 lady and gentleman, 81; Single
Tickets Soc; Children under twelve years OF
age, Csc. :, ..-4.: -, -, X. ~ -
MUSIC by. COOKS BAND. PA XII. H.. -.
o.. e.. ''~ COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS. .-.-
John A. Arnold. -. John 4. Field,
- J. John w. Campbell, Geo W; Jones,
,,a- Warren Lown 10 Q. G. Wade.
.@l James Cole. ar<5.yS b. w. Ghcen. Iii
g. jy Std OH. ss..l -.-s.e.EE .rt ..@ ...-,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-04-25

in 10 erniter @eiie 9eit6rt fnp gu Gnpe.
Observation-Disclosures finp fernert 3uz
ia%mmentunfte rertpten unp ibre 9aurtz
quartiere NIT 8el@la9 bele8t tporcen.
Mtbem II. Mpril.- Neuefe8 eri@te
mslpen Ypn mebreren @efedten 3wtidcn
ren GIrten unp Greten1ern 1pel@e Qebtere
in ben Weilten 1te9ten.
3mei Dampfer brinse1 nom 8riediiden
unc anbern 9riRli9en Safe en- nod INNER
Munitipn, Yrpriant &leiper u. (. ~. mad
Der sSnlel unp nebmen Gla@tlinse auf.
Qonopn 10. Ipr;l 49, Qoro N.pis,
DON rsr NtylNni1ten Grpspt,ion perlanet
%eyinAeno Ssh fir biz Nrmer, unp winfdt,
eob pts Gunes ecS csr @s9en3fit eintuftn
p6Agn
Berlin. 19, Mpr'l. - Das norcs
nsutlbs parlamsh1 bat e!nen 8slhlue
a%nssncmmen ps!ds Graf B;amarf IN.
fruirt nit Zen a%usmdrtiesn Mddttn
Dsroinpunaen Al bra 3nide an;ufuupfsr,
cob tie ab (olute W~eutEolitat UNI prirotz
e|sentbum sur @te In 3 .iteu ees &rteses
u%Rrtrussmdbi9 ffipu!irt pu1pe.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-04-25

be9riincet 9e,pelerL iei ee> 'bo6 hi. fraez
'li@c SteuerbeSabluns mad rem bi6ber
9lltigen 0eieB bereit8 fduis 9emelen rrer
CRIT mad rcm 1. Npril fdQi9 1perren miirr.
Na@ Dem 1. SUM ;. S. ,riro i'm Sale
ces Grpprts rpn. Gabrifaten, fit ,pel6e
mad Ma69ate her bisberisen @elebsez
bunS Steuern be3ablt ,rorccn, Die aber
jeBt iteuerfrei ilnp, fir iclde Gabritate
cine 3afper9iti9un9 nidt 9epdbrt biz
81 jenem Termiine aber AUDI rur pann,
,pen1 CUR 8efriepiou,,9 te6 Steuercvmz
mii1ars nadaenislen tpirt. tab ter be-
trefenpe 0e9eitanp gum 3mede pes Grz
ports spr rem 1. Mpril b.. S. fabri3irl
ccer sefauft wprren 1T. tie Sntere6anz
ten miii1en earauf ieben, baF ibre Mntriee
auf &uducralti9uns Ter Steuer ri9t nu1
cor cem 1. Sum- b. s. erbpben iontern
au@ parauf .pas 1pl9e bis gum /. Sttcz
ber, b. S. gu 5lnoen pe5 9teuerz@ pmz
mil1arius %9elan9en> tpipri9enfaQs tie ouf
cine 3ablun9 ni@t gu rednen baben,
@p bart piele 8eitimmun9 19einen mag.
10 1T rteielbe bod CUR 9 reinfaGuns Re,
Sermaltun9 uno @erbltuns BON Betriiz
9ereien notbwtnci9, obwobl mir iberSeu91
fno, tae trpb BET @orli9t res @elebea
tas Commencement mebr als Ginen Dplz
LAT fir betri9eril6e Steuerpersuti9unSs
eintra9e 1pi,b 3ablen mi6en.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-04-25
Oil mern

Die e3ritunn Irpom meru"
sridblt fo'aenee nuroeiba'e @eIdihte:
,UsRgrn D.dmNtaa }pEe!isn mebnr'
Raaben an c,r tctm Mab!snltur teFno
Ii1fn Bride in rer Ndbe per Mub.e res
nsrrn ". b:srlslbf. Gtnsr cs1lslben, Ter
Sobn eins6 p1ept9s18 W'. in un|srer Ndb'
Ia - flbn, l& beim Sptele cuff Elm bU!
,s,nes Dad 81 ma eli Gas 3am SduBs
sins5 On Der p~orliaen Wible btfnoi{den
WublruoeS ocn 20 VuB Da.hms0er am
ast:oa! no:pen mar, rel1e5 l:b!tre IG
in rtmIclbln Nuesnb'if in pousr 1b6;taz
fit tefanp. 0a6 0ad 1T alt uno mor'h
mp u|5 Der &naae lih gsrace iiber ben
Mltl,ao BE- iaeet bliht er cur6 In,
faut auf pa6 I'm oc!lem Gdua1gsb fnc<
lihs Wablrae, fault ateE emf stne S:sue
osGeittu an , r ;afaN'a m:br*re 5tauz
film fsblsn, ftar3's20 Bab in eas Sansre
res {aulenten &a?es binab unp fommt
oetace In BEN monent ouf rer anrers1
5stte an, IN mela5em tts{slbs laaebafte
5hus, purb bic ct ineas Snnere cfe Nl<
cs6 as!anet II. fb bier pos N:usm Tim
1fnet nnp er nit furb!ba:er W:palt
our@ ote WaHsylhnsA: n:s f3 tsnfsen
osn unp fhdunenoc NeAen (d~lassnoen
&aoss bsfrstt, melt fpr'gs}dlsacer! m!rn
an eine bort bsfnelihe Mouer. 9iey
Hae, rura bus 0s|hvtt psr n%mfsbsnpsa
ausmsrflam etment pelrnen aus csy
MNble bestsi aestlt, meIhc nit Stano'n
Die IL rem 9stfafencca eatee5:n.e!6tn
bsmaht linr, i'm bSat ssu3isbsr. Die
3raft res Snnben 1T tnosfsn n'6t msb,
fart aeaua. ne 5'anae gu ererslfsn q
fnfl uno 1T aur caDu,6' eem Sore BEG
@%rtsinfsue entlaneen, tae e'n 2anrnann
fh nit bulfe stner Setter in:s Bo6 rte
oab unp 70 Gen Hnaben rettsie 2sBt,re
lisat jeBt nod Gil elmer Btufftu> uni
gebs1entidncuna ldpsr tranf oarniecer.
0rauenpoue Nade etnts
Giebenpen.-MaM me!res aus Reuf
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-04-25
(Jur bic Minnelcta Gtaata3eituns.)

Gin in Mllentopn> pa.,. rpbnenper
SEER ianote neuli@ ieinen D;ener> Elm
Sobn oe6 beibenNfrico's> aus um8rennz
materialien su faufen, um RE i'm Smofz
bauie fi@ befnoli@en G9infen unp
BIrl te gu rdudern. Der Darby blieh
lebr LANCE aus uno ais man Jpn enrlid,
oufIudte unp fano-lab er gang 9enitbz
lid i'm Smofebauie-mit elmer @i9arre
i'm Munre-eerbe lr6pufeno I'm bo6
Tleil6 gu rdubern.--Gr butte fir ra6
erbaltene @elp Gt9orren 9efauft uno idpn
uber Elm Dusenp auf9erau9t in Der 5of>
run9 1etn SEER werce Jpn lpben 70 eiiri9
leinem 8efeble na69efpmmen gu iein,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-04-25

II. Vtu'5- AHt ~ .. w. AsheE NOenp
ttua fb in Der Mdbe bes 1orfes Bacrtd
cine S'unra ron Bier. iclesase rab,baft
arau|sntue2eace Mlcr>ac!h!hte 3u
Sine Bl5Oe B!ebfat;tr au} tim Ropf,
brettef Elm marhsn oue esm nobalieaens
p:n Sre N.dlerbroib ben, elteriidea
oaut g., a!6 eth junoer Men|b aus
RaarIf fe inter Shm1tunotn
p;fei anfalt une nit e:'nen
in Nndsn putrunpet. Die We>
~troTene faft sufamnfn. Ser 9bdter Iiuf!
siri,e Sth,ii,e BON tbr rea, II 81 Gin
Mslisr. GO Ct %eissnbdnpig in srSdmiere
aeid|ftn, une b1inst i'd e;nsn @Anih
in e,n 0a!B tsi. uattr risi,1n frspelbaf~
ten 8eatnGsn bot Ct ro5 Mi:dsn wim
mem Ip:inat blu.enc auf, idldat ism nit
re1' abaelbuNs ren piifol nebrsmal6 auf
osn Rcpi uno inosm oas anna Spfsr it
oaaeeen ~ jrebr:n psr(udt, pfrles, ct ibm
nit rem ms0r a6t tis mum
Stihe IN rte 8tsf uao llntsr!eib, pc1auf
er 7b {slba eur6 zinen 3weitsn, tEsf rem
Shri:t in Zen 6als ~ eui!eitsn osrfuds.
Da5 aanse arlhab In asrino,r Gntier<
nuna Don bfrobmten 5iu(sra. Dsr rafa
b%s1bstesbo!:e 0sI1llds brtnat DC, ura|adz
!i&'n 9unaiyau auf fysi;n Telee Sic
I,5Runsen Der &sltscn> wsl&s ron ben,
in osn !sbten 3iasn li:9sapen W1reer
rit 6ano unb UuB abesnielsn merren.
Surge Belt earauf par ct etns 2tt&s
8eranIa0ung ;ur Shat eob tin Geitsu
ce6 Niiedsns ob9etyodenes @erbiltnie.
DaS aQasuein uaO tisf tsfloe's iunas
Mdcdm 1T asfe'n Wcr0sn seaen 5 nbr
f.ub is'aen Wunren er!e1sn.
49, DieNebra6faz@ taat6ieitun9 brinst
bic fol9enpe tnterehante @eburt5ausei9e,
wel6e lebbaft an ZEN {el, Nuauit &rier
erinnert> Der AUDI einmol BEN 2elern ieiner
3situn9 an;et9te, rab ~ n1ere Grau
II II 8 nit einem 9el1ncenSun9en bei9entt
babe:"
Der @tor9! Der 5tpr6!
I'm ben bunpert unp einfalti9en Tra9en
Gin fit allemal gu b~ese9nen 81 e5 rrabr
lei> oab Der @tor@ un1ere before
5dlfte nit 3wiOhn9en bcl9enft babe?
tbun mir hermit Der 9ansen @elt unc
ben feben Ma9barc1rfem funb uno 3u
mi1len> bab bie6 ,pirfli@ Der Sail 1T; na6
beioe meibli9en @sibled,t6 1nc> je
piunp mie9en> pprldufi9 aber >perer Grtz
nrlinen tra9en> nod @@minfe auRe9e1,
nod pionp ipielen> nod DON tbren geaur
li6 in bic Wencfir9e be9leiten lai7en."
- Mu5 9elsna in Nrfan1as 19reitt
man an bic q. q. Tribune, pae rprt
con erYatiYe &lempner, 8arbifre>
S9miere> 3immerleute> S9neiter @ausz
unp Sdilrermaler, aud Dieni ttpten iebr
quite unp lpbnsnce 8eidafti9un9 fncen
t1nnen.- SIT Rem einen Burte u%cpnler<
pative" lie9t cine reutlidere Grflarun9
re6 Mt11eua her Ginwanpeu1n9 rpr rem
Siren, ais III lpaltenlan9en Nbbant<
lunoen. 81 !an9e her Siren bic Mr<
beit8ti@t;9teit Der @elinnun96tlGti9feit
unterprpnet> miro CT tetS cine inpu1rieue
WIfenet tleiben.
N(pti; her 81. St59.)
49, Grob peS pon Meaee er9ansenen
tren9en @erbpt6 erlaeinen fortmdbrerp
in rem oan3en ilcmelli9en Spell pon
@epr9ia> befannt al8 Der ~1dmar3e Sir
tel, bic Drpb3ettel ceS u&uf<Qur Glan."
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(6ar bic Minn. Staats3eitune.)

SIM @eprdlentantenbaus bat Noz
binion (Jfep } ben Nntra9 9etellt bic
Mnfla9en 9c9en renpraipenten surid>
susteben unp bic Mona9era sur1d;uz
rufen. Natirli@ fanb ecr Nntro9
feline 8eadtuna ;ei9t aber pob> pab
eini9en| Naoifalen Die GaGe lGon leip
1T.
(gbl.)
Mit ni&t 9crin9em Gr}aunen lalen
mir ben pbri9en Yaraorapb. Beib BERN
infer ~wirpi9er N}adbar nidt, ro6 Mr.
&pbinlon ein8oublut Democrat it, ce0en
pben %ermdbnter Mntra9 ielbit BET ieinen
partei9enoIen I'M Observation-Disclosures
bic 9rIbte @eiterfeit erre9te. Danelbs
Mit9liep bat ii9 i~ibri9enS i9on einmal
unterbli& ld@erli@ 9eu1o6t bur9 ieinen
Smpea@ment Mntras 9e9en Son. Gbaa.
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5ofe Don ct. Same8. @abrli9 e6 mub
>peit 9efpmmen fem NIT un1erm releetab=
len Na9bar> cab er perl udt, bic Dummz
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nod nidt tcfannt, uoaB eint9er
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it,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-04-25
Dafpta @aue,
Ip Observation-Disclosures.

DIR NNttrttihnctt, naAbem e SaRrelan8 an eln:n
ysftts.n euapsnhoel un0 iensr tardser!tden &remtbsis
Der @4pinbin9s e%s!!ts:n, pvrse IL seeHiasr sSn@s'
burh Elm etnfabts Wit.el Der Geiunotett ,ptsher 9eesteI
-unO TT in Sol t ~bssisrts ietnen Mitleiesnten sas W!s
tel fttncr 80 sp:rberNsaIue mtt.H.bstten.
Ma MQc, Die Is %piriten rotrb Ct etne Mbtbrtit 81
eebraudten Meteptes (fpaenfrei) aufenten aetFs Mnn ei
iuuo.n fir 3ubsrelsuasen unS Vebrau& nedelben, mel
ass lie ais e'n. tid5ere 1nr fir AnS3ebrana.
aae SAILS. unp 2uneerlbel taoen ueroen. Ser etuSts'
3wed oes Wn,ttsers In 9cnsTns 80 Rsttstss 1T ees
BEN eeiocnben nleIi4 su fs!n unr se Scnntntb. msld!
i.otr 9elbenss ,s.n stiln:t.el serfuden ,perbe, ba Is tn
aId.s fphet nns lid ais SeSen srpetlt tn mas. aae b.
has Neesrt frsi 'nas(&tat panid:n npNSn 'sfaafe@
afs;,'t:rI:
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ti',mStn-ch LIMA &J-. ST., H-rf.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-04-25
Wpti; her 81. StS9.)

- Grob pes ron Meoee eraan9enen
tren9en 8erbpt6 erlaeinen fortmdbrenr
in rem 9an3en ilcmefliden Tbeil rpn
Georgia. befannt ais Der ~1dmar3e Sir
tel, bic Drob3ettel ces u&uf<2ur Clan"
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-04-25
Der btQi9e
SountrD Sf0r(
90. y. 5s;bmcu,

GteDampf<SGoe~ H. WAh}"
MNble
Webrubsr Mfermaun,
gpuna Mme.tea, Career 50. Wtnn.
mabl. I'm Outrage per garn,ts saf9 snS ~ itsr mas'
gen Yretfsn ist aufsssseens naantttat Wa''s"'
NJ aterial:
5mnftt- unb Glen Waaren
auf's soaaanstsa . srfst.aer Stere, In tem bic garn.'
aat Mrtttel unierer Bran8en 70 btQt0 taufeu t5nneu, al
in tra,n etnem Stpre bes StaateS.
SUI 1armerprosut!s werbea bic 95afea prttFe tesabll
BET
Gebriiber Gltrernna nn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-04-25

2Qs neuli& Der MiiNi0ppi i'm &uf<
tbauen be9rifen par. reriu9te cine Sub
penlelben nod gu uberi@reiten> muree jcz
rpd Don ben GisI1oQen> bic iid pl1Bli@
in 8ewe9un9 iebten> fc>t3etrieben unp
ais encli6 Der G%i9entbimer na@ vieler
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mil@te, fanp ct aus, eab ite li@ cine iplde
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ni9t fret Don FOLDER Grfdl;un3 9e,pcrren
-erb1lt rer Gi9entbumer Scecream bic
Menee uno mare e6 nur ettpa6 parmer
i'm id5nenM tnneiota 70 be;ablte ii6 iulde
Grtaltuu9 better al6 RE bitprie je cuff
peilen fa1n, 9.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-10-31
THE LEGISLATURE.

The Legislature on last Tuesday
evening, took n recess until the 4th of
next March, unless sooner convened
by the Governor and the members
generally have gone home. They
were forced TO this step by the rcyo-
lutionary proceedings of the Radical
members.
Tuesday evening the House consid-
cred a message from the Governor
In that message the Governor takes
the ground that there was q quorum
lie says there were thirty-two who
still had right TO seats in the House
Among these he places Garrett, Hox-
ter aud Mimic. These three men,
some days before this, rendered their
designations, and they had been ac-
cepted by the Governor,-as was pro-
ven by the Secretary of State, under
his official seal. But the Governor
subsequently, procured the rcsigna-
tions of these men, and pockcted or
destroyed them, as was also proven
by statement of the Secretary. lie
is thus not only guilty Of lying out
right, but Of stealing and destroying
papers from the Secretary of State
Such conduct on the part of the Exec
utive, is most vile and infamous aud
cannot be defended by any good cili-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-10-31
words with tho Bari ON.

If the President elected BY the Democracy en-
erees or permits others to enforce these Recon
structon Acts, the Radicals, by the accession of
twenty spurious Stnators and fifty Representa-
tves, viii control both branches OF Congress- and
his administration viii be as poEerleSs as the
present one Of Mr.. Johnson's
There Is but one way to restore the Government
and the Constitution and that is for the President
elect to declare these acts null aud void compel
the army TO undo its usurpatioos at the South
disPerse tie carpet-bag State Governments and
elect Senator's and Representatives. The House
OF Representatives will contain the majority of
Democrats from the North, and they will admit
the Representatives. elected BY the white PEOPLE of
the South, and with the co-opcrat on of the Pres
ident 1t viii not be difficult TO compel the Senate
TO submit once more TO the obligations OF tho
Constitution. II will not be able to withstand the
public judgment, if distinctly invoked and clearly
expressed on this fundamental issue, and ii is tho
sure way to avoid all future strife 10 put the issue
plainly to the c0untry.-FTaak y. Biair.