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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-08-06
16. Sm, 2bl Ne bes 6erjo9s
put1 SaQpmbrenfe.

SbI4on ISABELLA mutbiser pur6 ibr
@anberleben fem mpdte, ais ptele Mnz
pere ibre6 @el9le&tes> tonnte iie 1i9 rod
elmer priidenben Nn9t nidt er>pebren.
Sie mrbte ii@ bel MQepem jebt ein9ez
teben, ras Der Sri purdau5 nidt5 &e@
d%n9itt9enpes at it@ bate. Die SLANT
men eeS &au1tns maren beba9lt9 uno
boS Yprtrait iiber remielben bltfte 1t9t
ltarr, ipnrern fat lddelnp nieper, aber
S1atella's iberret;te Gimme Dermodten
ii@ ni&t Su terubi9en. sic mppte
cur9aus erf pr19en, pb ibr @efabr brpbe
unb bel6lpk bas beba9li@e Simmer gu
Yerla0en 1i9 in bic nnbeimlt9en @dn9e
tesS9lp6es gu be9eben u11p nad;uieben.
Sie er9rifff 3u Dem @nee etne 2ampe>
i4irmte Die Tlamme NIT tbrer @anp uno
besann bic @ancerun9. Cine Ereppe
NIT 19Snem Giien9eoiilre ideubltde So
Aelfrasen barteuen. Die 2i@tfrablen
i9ienen ben panser auf3ubliben unp bic
Ybantpn1e 9%erannne11 betm Fadernpen
Gdimmer Der 2a1npe beinabe 9ehen.
Siabtua's 9ers pp9te fart, aber ite bez
merfte feline 8ewe9uns ter @ebarnti9z
ten, unp pbne ft@ ,peiter at lie ron1anttz
19e umg;b Jung gu febren, teleu@tete ie
sic @eltappneten, rann iebte ite troy
auer 9imariiden S@reden ibren 8e9
fort. 41
Ste fam 1T ben Speiielaal, ouf be1en
Grepenstii1en sldlerne uno 9olpene Sc
faBe funfeltenL banr elite ite tn benGbrenz
iaal, an beien Gnpe Elm pra9tepuer
Ebrpnie7e unter i11perem Sammetbalz
padi1 prarete. DaS oierte @ena@ mar
Elm BON rte1t9er 8etttelle eineencmmeneS
S9laf3tmmer, al, bei1en Gde Betpult NIT
flbernem Grucifr nt9t feblten. Sta
bella glaubte btnter ben @%prbdnse1 pe6
8ette6 bic Mtbem3iae zines S@lafenben
gu bSren. Na@ bteiem 3intmer folste
bic 8ibliotbef NIT S@rdnfen poQ 8a4er
rnb nit Baiten BON @elebrten Se3tert,
eann etns pas @ebdupe in einen redtfn
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-08-06
(Tprtiesuns fplst.)

- $. 6. 8urrtt @rocertez 5dnbler in
5attn9s bat NIT $4,000 S@ulpen u1c
$1,000 @utbaben faQtrt.
= @m Spnnta9 ben 26, Suli 9erietb
Der Birtb bea Union 5pu(e, elmer
Sdnaps19enfe III @ef~5pbpter Cgfetp
gcrt ge%9eniber,) Elm Srldnber NamenS
Road, nit 3tpeien ieiter @dfe, Namens
Mappen unp &ernepan IN Strett, I6ltbte
Rem ~eriteren ben Saudi auf 1p bab Ste
gum Spell ser14ntttene @ebdrn1e berausz
btn9e1 unb %5erlpaltete Dem arpern (&en<
nesan) nit etnera Mrtbiebe bic Bruit.
SIR feinfn son befoen 1T &ettua9 mBaz
lid.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-08-06
@aabtmstem @am8-
Wtnneapoli8. Mtnn.

6etfa iudtetl 5etfa iudtetL
Sd bin tmmer ~uersnlst unb lufts bat,t.
Wtuf au& re@t %treusfbt1 NAL fetn2
su tstre TN Wafbiust uu 5aufe mai elm;
8raef bu, wer's benn stbt9
Bret1t& Der 9eterl Der iberal beltett
stets bat Der an 5anb. mas su panf4en 1T.
st etbt etnen auseeseidneten Slid:
Seef1eat, Yaaeten, Rraut unb @alat,
uEo Gptt wet6, mas Ct font nidt nod bat
Hetdt Betten, norm unb petb pte Der @9nee,
Nenn's talt. etnen punid pru Wetstes. Rafee obtr Ebee
Somte I'M Spm1ner etstaltes Bier,
Die ~fetnfen unb beiten 9tau5re fnb t man bter.
unb betm 8esablen 1T Der Deter Elm ltberaler Manu
Vt f&retbt nte su ste1, mod su wents an.
Wenn's alte &unben, stbt ct germ CREDIT
unb reanet nur BEN gang sep6bnlt&en YroFt.
unb ertra fet's benz 8armer nod seiaet:
Gin gutter Staa unb frtfde Sueue
Gtnbet man beim Ecter auf Der SteQe.
Bu flttern bic RIbe, Ddfea unb Yferbe
ST TN @taue Ylas fur etne ean,e SCRIBE.
@un Wutter, Gpdter, Batter unb 6pbu,
eprnt bin 3u benz 5Otel tes N1afbtnstuu.
Der Deter Label %erecbent ftn,
ST ~perfprtht fets lufia unb fbel ~ jetn.
AIM Ss:s~ Su-,enin,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-08-06
Die lpn4seri@tti4 stransnlirune
Der orei @gprefral1ber,

We 500 ~ e. - y ~
neber bic DON uns neuli9 fur; erpabnz
tie lynd9eri@tlide 8eleitf9un9 yon prei
Grprdubern melret ra5 Cincinnati &plfsz
blatt> ME fpl9t:
g Uni ere Sci er &rerpen 1iG erinnerr> cob
ppr eini9en Ia9en Elm Mol1byeri1b an
ser NromS Grpreb @prnpanie III Der Nfaz
BE spn &rpwnstpmn Snctana, an ber
Sbfiio urp MiiITliiippii~ G%5iiient(vabn turd,
Die @adlamfeit Der @ddter wreitelt unp
BRET Der e%crme9enen Nduber Mrboftet
murren.
Giner rerl elbe>l Ma1neu5 GQipt ter
9efan9en wurce, neil er tei Dem llebcrz
faQ Sernunoet tpproen man. murpe felt
jener 3ett i'm Sremen ltro6en Stotipnsz
bauie in 5aft 9ebalter, wdbreno bic beiz
ben ilbrt9en, &ol enbury rnp Gil tpuL III
BET County Sail 9efa19en 9ebalten >purz
ZEN.
&pr9eitern Mbe1,p NUN >purren bic brei
Gerbre6er l1ntcr elmer 1tarfen 8epedunA
ron bier na9 8rpmn6tpwn tran6pprtirt,
Inn bort ibren prpceb ;u be teben.
Der Granspprt per Sci an9enen rurpe
duberit 9ebeim 9ebalteu> etnestbeils> UNI
feline m1n1tbi9e Mufre9un9 ;1 yeruri aden>
%onoerntDeils aber au6> aus 8eior9nif>
pab bic sablreidcn Spieeseielen Der Ser
BREEDER einen &ettun95Seriud unternebz
nebmen fGnnten.
llnseadtet pteien &prl t9tamaBre9eln
batte bic Na9rt9t BON ner Mnfunft Der
@erbreder bereits Seympur errei6t, ebe
cer Bug auf meldem iid bielelben be-
fanren, eprt anlar9te.
@e9en II llbr ppr9ei tern Nbenc nun,
ais bet Bug nod ;pei Meilen non Seyz
mpltr @ertfernt mar lpuroe naS 5olteit9<
nal oe9ebet1, unp beite9en 9e9en 100
bewufnete Mdnner, Nfit9lieper oe5 cprtiz
gen &t9tlansz@ Committees, ren 3u9 rnb
bern1dtt9ten ii6 trcg hes ernitliden ISL
%perltanoeS Der Waden, Ter crei Sc an9c<
men, uro fibrten 1Ie fort.
Oils rer Superintendent BET 8abn Ypn
benz @prfau Nadridt erbielt, lieb CT IT,
fort Nodfprl9un9en na6 ben @ertrez
6ern AT te(len, unp nauerte e6 ni9t LANCE
bis man rielelben in cincm nobcn Molce
an etnem 8aume auf9ebdnot fanc* 0aS
&i9tlan; Committee batte nit ben Ser
bredern fursen Yrpceb 9emabt.
Der Ylan> bic rrei &ertreder gu
ulYn9e11>" mar pHenbar Yprber Yerotreret
rpprcel,. Die 8cppbrer ypr Sad m
unp Der al1Arensenren Counties ilno entz
idlpI len, ild npn bet Nlubcrbonpe> bic
ieit LANCER 3ctt Nn9it unp Sbrefen YER
breitet bal, III bcfreten.
S11 Der 9}1be Ypn Npdfpro mpbnt cine
Tamtlie Ypn besperaten Gboraftere11. Naz
mems Nenp> wel9e anerfannter Moaten
Die 9(nf iibrer elmer 9}duberbanoe it, bic
ibre Speratipnen iiber ben @efen unp
> ten aus9ecebnt baben. SIS 1T pie5
cicielbc &ance, wel9c vpr un9ef1br snet
Mpnoten bic Mpams GrpreE Gpmpanie
be,a11tt> u>1c Ycridierene o1rere Nlubez
reien III Son q INN Mtilpuri oua9efiibrt
bat.
Gbenl . nerpen rte stclfad'en Diet tdble
purb Sprensen Ypn SafcS in pcr 1diez
men County : S9asdn1tern hes 8el tens
oiei ct 8anre su9eidrieten.
lno Su cieler Sanoe 9eb1rten audi bic
8 9eban9ten &ertre9er.
Nl6 ptelelben ben Strif UNI ibren
Sails unp feline Masitdt ouf gnttp1nmsn
>iaben> le9ten ie Elm oHene5 Betenntnib
ubcr ben gansen Gautplan ob, unp We
fannten li@ audi pe6 9robn Marlbhelp
&aube5 IN BET 9puiaytue unr sSnrianaz
ppli6 81 enbabn ihulcta.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-08-06

Gin Oc1pent Der IaAesz
pre {. - Der ga Grp1 lie Democrat,
ras spr1 Brid Ypmerpy be%rauSoe9ebene
leitenbe 8latt Der Democratic hes Nprpz
nel tens bat ben @ancteoten Der bempfraz
tie fur3 Dor rer @aN bic folseneen net
ten 3eusnii1e a~u69eitelt. SrnSeyncur
1a9t CT: '5..
vG6 nimmt Cit bunpert unc funf unn
3tpansi9 MtQipnen in 0olr, mas einen,
5uncert flint 1tnb iiebenjt9 MiQionen i'm
@ertbe ~9elunfener @reenbad5 9lei9z
tommt> bic Sntere1en rer Re9ierunssz
bpnc6 gu bebalten. l1np eiele auf I'M lez
Ter Snbutrie rubenbe 2a1, pielen Oily pes
Tarmer5 Cplowholders) nil @puYerz
r1eur Seumcur fir Elm Menl9enalter
orer ldn9er t%ettebalten mi0en. @arnm ?
8eil ibm Der Mutb feblt> bic Traae an
;ufaler> ME e8 etnem Staatsmann uno
Yotrtoten 9*;iemt. limb neil ibn bic
BpnrbeiBer tn ibren Gdnsen baten unp
als @erf;eu9 gu B1rperun9 ibrer sSntez
relen henuBen."
" Grant 8lair miro fol9entermaben CONT
p%liuuentirt j.. ID. r. ii.
uDteie Blatr : Tamtlie> oeren 1aubere
@ei9t9te 9enu9lam befannt it, beanz
ipru9t jeBt ni9t muir cine @timme i'm
Natb Der Dempfratie>- nein, 1ie mill bet
@onYentipn AUDI etnen aus ibrer Mttte
alS @anoipat aufpftroytren, namli6 ben
8utf@er Don ct. 2puiS, jenen blbl9en
jun9en @entlemar> Der ebeoem 10 eel9idt
5ptl9en benz Sprederamt urb elmer &C.
neral6fteue baQancirte unb BON 2incpln
bic lebtere annabm> na&pem baS e~ritere
nt6t mebr gu baben mar -. ST bic be-
mofratiide partet 70 tief sefauen> u,n ii9
BON iolden @reaturen sebrau9en III laIz
fen? ST 1e 70 9eiunfen> poB lte 1pl9en
&erlen erlautt, tbr su iasen, mas iie tbun
unb mas fe nt9t tbun fol- 2" g.
Demna9 fam berGntbuitasmus Brid
ppmerop's uno ieiner bunoerttauieno be-
mpfrattl9er Jreunoe unb 2eier Gber bic
III Nep g)prf 9etrpfene @abl ntdt belonz
hers srpB ietn, IS iet penn ras bic norpz
peftli9e Democratic ii6 ielbf fir 70 tief
9efauen bdlt> bab ile feline be1eren Nez
prdieutanten, al6 ii pl6e @reaturen" tpertb
1T.
- Gin 9err %. 6. 8pnp bon @lepe<
LAMB >, beabii6tist in 8f9leiturg BON
6 Mann cine &uoerbootfabrt BON ct.
paul nad9afeS tasfa gu MAIDEN. @un<
19e1 QnQenebme Geile.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-08-06
@etr. @tQiuS II. Dunbar's.
9emti1e 8dnf
WiC(iuS Bros.& Dun6ar,

Wt((lu6 Br06.G Uun0Qr,
ct. paul. Wtnnnfosa.
aDtr abernebmen BITE Befureune auer gun. Bau.iaa
1. Mnrabme BON Deppiten.
@slsst. n:l$t bet s Sns espontrt Yersen! asss1 iesss.
@tlber ~sersaten mir 6 Yrosent Snterehea.
3. @eloz Webfel.
Golb, Stlter unb frembe Mansen taufen .unb perssnu
fen wtr aets gum 2ases-gOurie.-
). Mnfauf l1nO 8erfauf DON MehIein
Bon euten Banauters- gtr,nen a,seefeate gDedfe l t5n.
ais %sertanisn 'Sos$iei anf Nsps:yori, 81. eOnt;, ept.
eaaso. gttlwaufee y: {, ~. lomte auf kte 5eupthansels:
s sss1Ft gts ntt Il. T. sa sF fs}ssast p qss 81 ast S$st''' mt
Nuo6burs, 8aiel 8erltn Bremen, .@aNel,
Goblens, @1ln, Granffurt a. 81, 2eins
at9> eonppn. Mannbs;m, Mlnaen
Narnber9, @trabburB, Gtuttoart,Irtn
Mten, &c. al.
4. @insisbune BON @eloern.
f&etaen aaes Mrt grSi5aftsn u. T. ~. In alien Sbetieu
Ytere1 ais gOama&ten, ger1ta tletaunes .urtuneen 4st.
slaubteune %berfelben.
ne ~ ese Yi Sci I'M i isrea ~ Ssr tiTrS sssrefseasentta a'i fas ~
ftrt @ednuns bsppnirten Geleer satlen wtr Bier II
@ulb aus.
5. M%us;abluna Don @elbern.
Den @eeenwertb BON getrd gen, pe1de uns gum 3pe.
Der Mus3ablune tn Deutf&lanb pber Der S4retj dnpe.
traut perben, 1adtn MIR ben, felba n ben entlteenael,
prtf&aften ppbnenben Gmgfdnsern %tofenfret ting 5ars
fenben unb t6nnen unfere Nuftraeeeber bic NuittunseS
%berielben fetner Belt in Gmpfans nebmen.
6. @erfauf Don 9anaae Shetnen
sur u%tberfabrt BON Bremen, 5anture unb eiperssol
mad New-gsrt per Seseli@if pber Dampfbuet, fo1k
Snlanb.gafaeefaetne CUR Retfe BON Nem-Nprt 10 tt
PAUL ~ n%tebrteaen Yretfen.
z. 8e3oblun0 BON Taren
In tebent Gbetle bs Staates, Mntauf uab gertauf DOE
Grunbetsentburn sesen GpmmtfFoa &c. ,e,
8. Vereint9tez Staaten Bcnr8
aaer &rt, ais : 5-20tr, 1O-40er unS 7.30tr taufen uut
b~ertaufen wtr gum 9aees-Gourfe.
@ebriiber @tQtuS unb Dunbar,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-08-06

Tarmers mutual Sniurauce
WMcctattou BON W~tinueapoli8.
Mbam Bud,
dnetntee Isent fur bic Counties: Stblen, NtcpI.
ct. y + . % n, ReuStll une 81 c III . . b lit berett
Werttt eruneen fur bic cbtse @sieQi6aft an;unebmeu
pnter ben !tsberdlfen 8ebtnsunsen. 8armer pte writ
bern wOaea 1inb 8ebeten fa entncber btreet at ttm
pber an bic Serren
9enrY pHbler unb g., Senterlrn,
ynt. Sdim,nsl rnb g., ct. Yeter,
Meplpb Seiter, gleu Him,
s. yrir9niy, Beaver Sails,
Su member.
IN, sensis;e ~Sluftrdse bittet
QUO Mbam Bud.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-08-06

&taat8 Sparbonf 2Serefn.
STATE SAVING ASSOCIATION.
spni
Wfinneappli8,
Capital: $4,000.
MGtne Dtptbente mad Der @ate Spn s grpeeut Der eabr
ftet BON teber GpuSerraents. Steuer III felt ben ietfen s
btsnaten fur ale baau bere&ttste eumuaeu bewtutst
pprbeu. -.EzE
Nt&t ttneejpeene 8tnfen werten wte Spu I. sauuar
1867 gut eef4rteben uub tsbte 8tufeu ais CAPITAL Spp
bemfflbeu Datum. ~ +
Z. q: Merpbp,
442 6eeretdr. f.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-08-06
TQrner'8 @ptel,

HermiQipn Giraffe, erle 9aus bon Der 9afinss
Scrip Gambling
9afin9S, Mtnne1pta.
Der untersst6nete r,adt tas wubltturn tarauf au~fruertian,
sab Ct ,etneii1 alien Sylas nu etneert9tet unt &les ~serbe6ert.
fir bic Ibiere Nnbet man BET tbn1.
q. NpbeL.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-08-06

Gin 5err g. 6. 8pnp bon @lepe<
LAMB g. beabii&tist in 8feleitu,ig BON
6 Mann cine &uperbpotfabrt BON ct.
paul na69afeS tasta gu MAIDEN. @anz
i6en an9enebme Heiie.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-08-06

$50 aa -f.sI . Ok" & I.L.
@ieSbaber18 s. Suli. - Sn rer
uerFp6enen Na@t 9elan9 es einem &C.
1panrten @auner, aus ben Simmer peS
prtnsen Sctnyille in ben uGier Sabresz
3eiten" babter 80 pfune Sterlin9 in
Baar, Serl9iepenc @plpiaden unb Gre
bitbriefe I'M @ertbe pom 5000 pfunb ;u
e,1tpenpen. Der Dfebifabl wurne ert
Mpraens bemerft unb CUR NnSetge.9e<
bra6t. Die ppliset Direction itellte ~
fort bic umiidtigiten 2e@er9en an uni,
tbren alten STUFF neu b%epdbrenp> mar bis
Mittaa Der Dteb III 9aft uno bas eeitpbz
lene @ut rieber belhaft. Die Staatsz
Mnwaltiaaft pirb dter ben @auner wei<
ter DerfI9er.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-08-06
Wemc Mputbefe
opt j..
@ebritber Wr0n.

tSrisse Sauare. MinneappIis, Minm.
,et9en benz eeebrten beuti9en Yublitum hermit IT,
uta3euten als Qlerf ensagirt baben unb i'm 6tonbe
(lno ben Beburfniden beuti9er &unben 1T ieb.r
Beaiebut8 au e>tipre9en.
unler Wager entbat ale b%etannten unb ben4br-
ten praparirttn 9eilmittel, Mr3nei= uub GarbtRof.
unb baneben Spiel- unb @alanteirewaaren in arS-
Be1ter Muspabl.
NzSS Mr3neien tperben auf &ecepte NIT ary6e-
lter Ylnttli9teit bel Sage H.. Bel Na@t anaeferttKat.
uniere Runben tperben ~ieberaeit bic aufnertiant-
tie unebtQt9lte 8ebanbnulg fnten u. eri u1en UNI
9%eneieten 3uipruG.
454 emit 0ebrIber 0rns
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-08-06

- Mm %. Sult parp auf Der 8opery
in Mep gprf Ser CHARLES Sanper, Ste
baeteur Ser Connecticut Staat5;ettuns~,
BON etne1n Gilenbabnrpn9en ~uberfabren
urp aueenblidli9 9etdotet, inoem bic
Mdber ibnt iiber Bruit anp 2eib sinsen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-10
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
LOuisa County.

LOUISA COURTHOUSE, VA, June 8, 1868.
Governor Smith and Hon. a. ID. ID
Stuart arrived on the down-train, according
to announcement, but Hon. Zeph. Turner
failed to appear. Mr.. Stuart was the hrst
speaker, and his remarks were chiefly adj
dressed to the negroes, who composed about
one-fourth of the large audience. He gave
them history of the African slave trade
and of African slavery, and clearly demon
strated that the Yankees had originally
placed the negroes in servitude; had never
emancipated any of their own; and had
freed ours to damage us and not to benefit
the freedmen. He also showed that it is the
Yankee policy to drive. the negro out Of this
country when he has served to place the
Radicals in full power, and to take our
lands for the wealthy men of the North,
and the occupations Of the blacks for the
northern poor men. He was frequently ap-
plauded. He satisfactorily established the
fact that the interests of the Yankee and
negro are antagonistic, while those Of the
southern whites and blacks are intimately
related. He referred to the kindly feelings
which ought to and do exist between the
two races, born and reared together, and
warned the negroes against the course into
which their northern deluders were mis-
leading them.
Governor Smith lin his seventy first Year,
justified our secession, and appealed to the
sense Of justice in the negro breast if we
were not most cruelty used for attempting
to do that for which Washington was cano-
nized. The Governor subjected; tho scala
wag Constitution to severe analysis, and
his impassioned language was frequently
cheered by the attentive multitude.
write in great haste and am necessarily
brief; but cannot fail to remark that the
presence of 80 many negroes, and their
close attention to the speeches, are hopeful
signs. They were evidently pleased to be
specially addressed by Mr.. Stuart. and his
kind manner and evident fairness of state
ment must have deeply impressed them.
ARGUS,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-10

sSs4nos.s BIZ Nssonsan IEaa, D, D., ot Ion
don. New York shEIpor 8 co.
Or. NEWMAN HALL was In this city some
time ago, and gave us . specimen Of his
principles and notions. BE is one Of those
busy -bodies who are ever endeavoring to
discover the notes in other peoples eyes,
while they cannot perceive the beam within
an inch Of their own noses.
This book is for sale by sTARKE 8 RI
SIAEn. ~ e $50
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-10
Dry GOODS.

TOOD NEWS! SPECIAL NEWS =
N Opening this morning a large lot OF SUM
yourselves. . a., roo
Dress Goods of all kinds the cheapest this sea.
natterns and STYLES; White and Colorcd French
6rgandles, Chanbray's Linen Lawns, White iI
Brown and Figured Linens. White ana Bun MIR
settles. Plain, Striped and Checked Swisses, Main
socks and Cambrics, Brilliants,. Dimities, Linen
and Cotton Daper Table Damasks I0w snS Sap
Sheetiness Cassimeres. Tickings, Quilts, Hoop
Skirts, Gorsets, Gloves, Mits, Hosiery, Bugle Trim
mings, Buttons, Lace Siawls. Silk Sacques; Para
soils Umbrellas, Fans, Ribbons. Embroideries,
Shirt Bosolns Collars, Gauze Shirts Handker-
Chiefs and many other desirable articles, which
will be sold at the lowest price.
WM. THALHINfER & SONS.
No, 1910 Main street,
IN IN EZekiel,s old stand.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-10

The National Board Of Trade, lately in
session at Philadelph ia, has adjourned till
December, 1858, when it viii meet; in sCin-
einnai. The body passed resolutions fa-
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mississippi river, and the reduction Of the
whiskey tax to so cents. 3 II
MIR. z. 8. Dayidsoa. of Danville, slapped
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candidate for Congress thereupon called In
military MD, The dog. - s. E
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Justice ghass's election ss President.
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Negro sOffrare at the routh.

Negro Suffrage at the soutn.
On Monday the New York Woraa, Wnss y
is kindof organ (at least self-conssi'u.ea,
Of the Democratic party, and the New York
Times Republican, expressed opinions
bearinr UPON negro suffrage which are re-
markedly alike.
Tho World declares that the Democratic
parsy "can only affirm the principle that
g the Federal Government has no consti-
{" tutional RICH. to prescribe the rules Of
/" suffrage in State" The affirmation Of
this opinion necessarily denouncss the re-
construction measures. as unconstitutional,
and should demand their repeal but the
World can only see that it ties the hands OF
the Democrats by taking away from them,
should they get into power, the right to re-
dress the outrage committed upon the Con-
s.itution and the country in passing those
measures. It says: 6 The bearing and
" effect of this principle is to recognize the
" status quo of the suffrage in every State,
and to preclude interference by the Fede-
"ral Government to change it; as well
i" from changing it from bad to good as
{" from good to bad. When the Democratic
"party comes into power negro suffrage
" will be the existing rule in the southern
Estates; rule which can no more be
" rightfully abrogated by Federal authori.
"ty than it was rightfuily introduced by
Federal authority
Now look at this paragraph, from the
New York Times of Monday, and see II
there is any difference between the two
papers on this subject:
General GRANTS demand Let us have
"Peace! means good deal more than
"the words themselves express. 1t means
"more than the cessation of war-the
withdrawal of military rule, and the sub
"stitution of civil authority. 1t implies
"the cessation of political controversy on
"ouestions which involve the public
peace-the acceptance of political results
son issues which cannot be reopened with
"out renewed danger to that quiet and
"order essential to the public welfare"
Certainly between these the South can
have no preference, save that possibly she
NAV feel less aversion to the perpetrator
Of wrong than to him who would fasten
that wrong upon her.
We do not believe that either the North
or the Democratic party will sustain that
monstrous partially which forces negro
suffrage upon the South and leaves the
North free to reject it: the South, where
negroes are in such numbers as to be able.
if allowed to vote, to give hue and COM
plexion to the administration of public
affairs, and the North, where they are too
few to have any political weight whatever!
The negroes just out of slavery should
have been put on probation for term OF
years to qualify themselves for the high
and solemn duties of citizen. Their sudden
enfranchisement is the crime of the age.
A patriotic and wise party cannot quiet the
wronged victims Of that crime with the
suggestion that the preparation of great
outrage closes the door to redress. 1t would
be only timid way of Sinking the ques-
ton and handing down to posterity griev-
ance that may hereafter shake the Union
to its centre.