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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-07-16
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pab I'M ere Mabnuns, Gmi9rattunspa1nz
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Staaten urp Dcutl6lanpS su telteuen
ni6t pbne lebr 9utes Neiultot 9eblieben.
5uucertc FOLDER 8rieie unp miinclide
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G%misratipnsz 9lpuftel ablc9en su f6nnen.
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befteut!
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-07-16
Nleranber 6amey.

np9mals sefteQt ,perreu mue, nil pas
BOLT Minneicta6 ntdt al, ieireu, pirfz
iamten 1np treueiten Diener eine1 att
Der idmdbliditen unprecedented beae>
ben.
Die feds Sabr, pdbreup pel9er Aler>
amber Rautiep it Senat mar, iteber PER-
;eidnet ala feds Sabre sepiGtnbafter,
alien EARN 1ermeiptnnn, anseRreneter,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-07-16
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Die rcpmblifanifdem Ganoieaten fur
q eeu nlrs1i@en Gpneref= 9iitriet
.a9l tune eicjeniecu fir een @enat.

8ie mir in Der lesten Dreimalw0Gent@
li&en teri9tet i9eint .es au6er 3meifel,
ba6 ea 9errn @aibburne 9elin9e1
meree, In 5enneptnz@ ountY bic
@abl elmer ibm sdniis %sefinntenD eleeaz
tion fir bic Gcn9ree<D iitriet=@ Convention
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baupt als ganbipat fir ben @cnsreb aus
Der Mrene Yeri@pinpen tplarpe.
@dre es nun fit 5errn @ aibb ur nj
Stel se,ponnen, ,per1 CT NIT leiner Dele
cation BON 5ennepin Gpunty Dor Gle
@%pnSentto, trdte, II biirfte man bamit bic
partie fit ben gerarn.er 6errn nod tel
nesipe9s fir 9e,pcnt,en anleben. 9iel<
mebr fam Nieuant, Der eini9eru,a6en
@desenbeit bat, ben Sang Der Speratip>
neu iunerbalb Der reputlitaniiden Reiz
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-07-16

q. S.-5err $. $. S1acfer mirb nit
Sersnuaen tereit fem, ben seebrten 8eludern bic
ncNen Maare1 III Set9en.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-07-16

4clF SplCuttH peIltgeH DcbD1lb NIT nm 10
enlightenment Nadnrud auf bic Nrmiz
nation hes
.o~@ General 5ubbarr
1T pe1 Gptaree fir ben nDrpli9en Diz
itrict,) ia Ger iiibli9c abermols einen 81
:~sili1en nominirt bat.
Dieie Tcrceru119 ii, mic 9ela9t, cine
9eredte, unc faut, ;u @uniten oes Sen.
@ubborp Spnt rubmrei@en vTunften"
UNI IL idrrerer ms @emi@t b. ielbft
@pS. Maribou ein9erednet, unter ben
6ibrern Der 6elpre9imenter inMinneIrta
tetn @tam 81 fnoen II, her NIT 9r6Bercr
@ue;eidnuns III ;ablreidern ,,,ro bei6ern
$ampfen 9ectent, ais Sen. 5ubtaro, Der
bic 2iebe leiner uBunbe1,", cene11 CT
tets ais 8rueer urp Treuno ;urSeite
itanh, iii b6berem Mase crchcrt> als wie
ber Sen. 6ubbarr.
Sdpn ; NJ { m al molten ben mafeu1
Mann feline alien Bafensefdbrten purd
Grbebun9 ;u elmer Gbrenitele IN 9clfs@
bienft erboben tpi1en unb i9pa ~ { imal
trat ct NIT Der 8el4eipenbeit res d@teu
@erbienftes vor ben Mitbetperbern ;urid.
Dtesmal. ia9en bic Sploaten ioll Sen.
9ubbarb nt4t iurldtreten, l1lb bic Con-
senttcn piro ibremB esebr.n cit, a9ttunes>
Ycue6@ eb6r uulpmeni9er pertpei9em f6n<
men, Ia Sen. !6ubbarb nidt blos ben
peri6nliden Mutb beg &rtesers, ionbern
aud rie 5a@tisteit pes Manne6 con
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-07-16
Observation-Disclosures

Der unttrset&uete bat bic gseatu. fir bic na&febt
Tee. Cafes 9ref&maf&inen. FDspb's eeNfraftr, appsh's
Reptns attachment. a9seb's tins Abeel Gras- 9eaf&tne.
Rerer. ,1udese. tps aDseel gRsptr. Greslasr DtrS-
pet. 1easer Dam Dreab CAT Sdemaf&iue, spladaiiees
4Gsrttmeut ssn pftsen, Racine Ddse1. Gin Ssues
1hprtimeut spu ertra.Dfaf&tnen. 1betItu fur Repe.e
NJ fnt RetS ~ 5aue.
ca. 9esnsr.
8 8ellet1otaI.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-08-04

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s.us vAeu glea slt sugbsntmang Sect.
lasW Ihr aHftH Haaaf 1Hgraj
AB. asHF sgafae Ua' beg fcai
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TatF said the h.F3ss tftp sa 1afe.
Ald iaag tsa tia taa wss dad
I2se HBE AUBf el4 vfHlarFyA ta hlre
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-08-04

Ruu, AND WHsT In Cosrs ruE CrH or
Nrw IoRK The Rev, Mr. Van Meter,
Sapenntc6dent of Howard Mission,
addranugn hGga nieeting 10 Bangau
Hal, New York, said; 4 Aaya WITH
greet care prepared thp following state
mont. 1T is established upon the most
Trustworthy ofici6l reports inucl Of
Nhjeb vii be found III Dyer's Report
recently Published -tha.nrost estolihtl.
ing docvpsuis ! oyer read ! bqAsge
them, and tAaIef0rs present lMm.
ESamiue them aud i YOU are not sat
isfied, calt on mb al Howard Mission
and Home for Little Wanderers, No
40 New Bowery and ! will furnish you
with the proof There are in the city,
5,203 licensed places selling intoxica-
ting liquor Superintendent Kennedy
placed policemen at 223 of them for IA
consecutive hours, aud this is the re-
ult;--Each rumhole receives a daily
average Of 1874 visits, making an aggre-
gate of 687, 202 per day, 4,IS3,2l2 per
week, or l6,224, 226 visits in one year !
Each visit averages al least Is minutes
This gives us 5,455,G05 days oi 10
hours each, or lS4s years At present
wages each one, II sober and indasri-
Gus, would earn 81 per day, OF $3.50,
sos in one year Bat this is not all
the lost time The limo of at least
three persons is occupied by each grog-
shop TO do It's work. Tins gives Us l5,
coo persons enough to make large
city. At 81 per day, for each we have
(not including Sunday $4,S7000S, or
an aggregate of $l0,325,6l3 Of wasted
time by seller and drinker-a sum suf-
ficient to carry on all the Sunday school
Missionary, Tract, aud Bible Societies
in the land But this is mere frac-
ton of the cost of rum. From the
same source we have the following
Each rum-hole receives daily average
of $l4l SO, making an aggregate of
$736, $50, 50 per week, or $35, 2s6, ,5S068
per annum, to which add the value Of
lost time, and we have S4s,612, 1885
But the real cost cannot be estimated.
Look at the thousands of shiyering,
hungry, helpless, hopeless little victims.
What sum would compensate for the
loss of character, domestic unhapiness,
ruined husbands, wives, sons, and
daughters for the absence Of every
ray Of light and hope in this and the
world to come? Still, were this con
fined TO this Sodom, it would be com
paritiyely small matter But the ma
tion is deluged with rum. The rum
seller drags down to deepest infamy
and woe many OF our most eminent
statesmen and lbravost generals, our
most distinguished judges, lawyers,
ministers, artists, and profound schol-
ars The destroyer turks around our
dwellings, Watching for us, and those
dearer than life 10 us. The power TO
put an end 10 this rests with the min
lsters, and the members Of the church
es II is for them TO say whether the
destroyer shall be crushed or not
God and humanity hold them respon-
sible."
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-08-04

Fran he Life Of Ulysses s. Grant, By G
4. Dana and r. H. Wason, Erect Ha-
}Or- General L. s. A.


HIS APPEARANCE AND MANNERS.
Grant is somewhat under the me-
dium size, though his body is closely
aud powerfully built, His feet and
hands are small aud neatly shaped his
dress is plain and exceedingly unosten-
tatious; his eyes arc large, deep leo
nine and very strong, equally capable
Of blazing with resolution that noth-
ing can Withstand, and Of shining with
the steady light of benoyolenee aud
aniabiiilH lis fibre S Ike that Of
steel wire elastic, closely grained and
enduring; his temperament is admIra-
bly, compounded oi tho sauguine, nery-
ogs, and lJInphatie, but the last is IA
suJA proportion as to tone down and
hold IN equilibrium the other two, per-
iectlug both mental and physical organ
ization Hls capacity for labor sur
passes comprehension; neither mental
nor physical exertion seems 70 produce
the least wear and tear IN his case. He
rides at dashing speed hour after
hour and day after day, with the same
NtsSN WIN RhAAA A$N IAAAAH u udilis VI As-
sues the instructions for campaign. ~
There is no noise or clash or clangor
in the man; his voice is as quiet and as
orderly as a womans, aud hIs language
judieiously aud tastefully chosen. He
was never heard 10 givc utierauce 10
rude word or vulgar Jest; no oath or
fierce fiery iuprecation has ever escap-
Cd bis lips No laundering order, 10
uuieshng or undignifed speech, and no
thoughtless or iL-naturcd criticism ey-
er fell from him. When angry, which
is rarely the case, OF II least be rarely
shows lis anger, he speaks with vell-
ordered but subdued yehmence, dis
playing bis passion BY compressed lips
and sn earnest flashing of the eye
But Il must be said 81 him that Of aE
men be - the sl0west to anger He
las been heard ~ say that even nnder
the seyerest insult be Beyer became in
diguant al . week after tbs offence
had been gwen, and then only AZ him
self tor not having sooner discovered
that b. bad baea insulle1 81 misusod.
This arises rather from an unconscious
self-abnogAtson than from ans incapac-
Iiy for eholef. Il is precisely thls
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-08-04

Upprejubiced men need not doubt the
intention Of the supporters Of Seymour
aud Blair to produce another war -
Such is their open aud ayowed purpose.
The Mobile Iiuies says:
FeilioDo Citizens of H0bde
--- COp,radcs VI ne QueeH Cay Of ne
GMf--Let us make one more effort IN
behalf Of our rights and iiberties. II
zoe are successful IN he approaching con-
test nc si.all regau, al thai toe ioa IN the
"Lost Cause" We shall be ireemen
once more We shall have 8 country.
We shall be able 10 reverse the iron
rule which has been imposed upon us,
aud turning that into irVn brands Of
fire, huri them back on the heads ot
the hagitious wretehes auo 44ye HAict.
ga 10 many ioul and dagrant Agoags
on our bleeding country. Oaeg more
To the breach then yet once more
and when the clond sbaa have cleared
Away from the hatning field, our lag
the grand old Democratic hag-~wi.. Dg
seen IN ali its glory, and streaming Ike
the thunder cloud against the Wind
Let as, then, rally once more around
the DgAa oiD FI.Sa. which SIC hrye fol.
loved so often to honor aad Victory
Let a. plaut our standard Ia The midst
Of tie heid, aud iet us once moro raise
the cry be who doubts is damned
be who dalhes Il bastard"
Wade Hampton, the bright and
shining fight u the New York Conyen-
ton, has relieved hilnsslf of the follow
ing unique remarks respecting oAlhs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-08-04

% pyayt as gr3 4n the saeat.
ioi mautn3 h sat raa mas. Il
that bland .a0aasm whlah hes ~ Nmas
chsra-icr Sel military chsc rps ST
tconfdeui was hein ts WafaI strsnr.a
fand rcctiinlo 81 0ag Alsa N8d o. u
lperi1r Intelligence and endurance 81
I the Northern maple. that he never.
IeyUn IN the darkest honr dsspmitl 81
I q united and prosperous county In
this respect be is a perfect emboii-
Iment Of the great Aniencan charae
teristic faith in Tie manifest dstfny 81
+ the republic.
/ 'We rarely find. said NapoleoR.
combined 10 the same person all the
qualities necessary to eostltute great
General The most desirable il thrF i
mans Judgment should be in cquiib-
rum With his oourages that raises him
at once above the common level II
courage be q Generals predominatng
quality, he win rashly embark in enter.
prises above his conception; and on
the ether hand he Viii not venture to
carry has ideas into effect II his eharac-
ter or courage be inferior 10 his judg-
ment BY way Of Illustrating that
prneiple Napoleon went on 70 assert
that il was impossible for Mnrat and
Ney not 10 be brave, but added, that
''po men ever possessed less Judgment
Speaking Of moral courage, he said Il
have rarely met the clock in the
morning courage; | moan unpreparod
courage; that which is necessary on an
unexpected OCCASION Kleber was en-
dowed with the highest talents, but was
merely the man Of the moment, and
pursued glory as the only road TO en-
ioyment, while Messix possessed, in a
very superior degree, the important
equilibrium Just described
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-08-04

A NEw PAPER We publish the fol-
lowing prospectus as decidedly rich
/ propose to start a religious paper on
the gift enterprise plan. II viii be de-
voted TO sanctity and sewing machines,
piety, politics aud patent machines
Subscribers for one copy Of the
church Cancer will by presented with
box Of petroleum paste blacking. This
is very superior article; it will black
knots or 8 owes, and may be used a. a
hair dye. (Soe testimonials from loading
clergymen, statesmen, and boot-blacks
Subscribers for two copies viii re-
ceive box OF sardines.
Subscribers for ton copies will ba
presented with pair Of iron-clad spec
tacles, with glass eyes warranted 10 suit
any age as well az another.
Subsribsrs for twenty-five copies will
receive fitting hoop skirt and mar
bic bureau with mahogany top.
Subscribers for five hundred copies
will be presented with farm in New
Jersey, fenced In and mortgaged
CIergymen acting as agents for tho
Cancer will be presented with one pair
Of brass knuckles and an acre Of court
plaster
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-08-04
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-08-04
ELIAS GREEN,
HAIR DIR I:SSER.
Court House. Manchester.

iiss4ns seaPeHea 81 ihs sass,sn ~ 1865 vili b.
hHl8H g HAi = Ess i3atf g4ifaHs sad ilst pub.
GO senffsif hsit oaitHE aaHmnesus and
l3aa tfsigls pstf susfsl ia sktitttsitft mAnacr.
lafs alat sticHa9a Fai b. tiiNns Nh8irus
Hsts Eaaara ha1al ID sA1m ndissr.
asnEA asass MAJ 4s lMs Alt
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-08-04

II won't pay for steaks az tough
as shese, said an angry boar,leg alhere
il 20 Law y compel me--theyFe nos -.
gal tender
same author Says that ono u the
uses of adversely Is 70 bring us out =.
That's true particularly 81 the krsee
and elbows
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-08-04


0xE War TO SUccEEp.---One of the
largest aud most successful shoa manu-
facturers Of Lynn worked seven wears
upon his seat 10 gel capital Of kll36.
with which he commenced bunuast t.~v
His earnings during these ycaf9 q
just five dollars week so h1h3lad
and fifty dollars year He paysd tao
dollars week for board. and Iaade one
dollar pay all other expenses, thus say-
ing one bundred aud four doliars each
year which. with the interest addld
and small amounts gancs d ttlia
amounted il seven years - the sam
named The FIRST year ID business tie
cleared Asg hundred dollas. iiss seepnd
a th9usaud, aud tbe tAird two thousand
I'D tha tIme cutting his own Rbopss
and keeping hisp persoual exponseedosn
u the ola SIM throe dollars per week
Az his means inereaed his 0paratl04g
enlarged ana iQr aegeEal years pas -
has done yery large business. and =
known q ore u the best aud nost iib
efal of oar citizens, gifing large SUMS
to oAattajile purposes. Duuag lhe
Yeasr l557 ha did BUSINESS oi 500. GO.
the profit II which pesr 10000. ard
the Total ioss 81 bad depts one cae N
boots. worth $3.50. lynn Trans rYf
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-08-04
THE EQUINOX HOUSE
DENTISTRY.

wM w BRoCKwAY, DENTIST,
m - fsiafHra T. Nsrtbesit sfts1 sresisenes ~ Al
sgrtea 0eeT rAFkfNE np SDREu ss,ts aad parts ~
rsf'A q lrrih Hs iA|nGs ti2 CREST espcHeles war
Fspts Ans h ss}iag ihai hs operations 3p8n tbe teeth
esHhaf D etasi'e8 ln fae Stale A ahu are IS need
q atai Aa th,ltcd TO oA afsu him st Als reel.
ArmNH lH e sne hcstfF -
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-08-04

sessifabs ss9 haarpt Also baiss iat MAEsahl saa
safafaga
gf-A deeaslisa u s7gs csap + uaAs sAsFs aek-
r. aft FaffhsA7a ~ - 5sa1e
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NnHHrgf Nsj S. sss
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-08-04

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Na nly d1 ihs fegi8afi5nary
spirit rs umahg th AqE -
BOT a A CaB sAta ssaa,a even
We 6nd tEv sgme dcsircs opanly es
pressed Carrot DAVIS. i few aaysaya
gave wnt 70 opnlons thoroughly IA
voring another rebollion. Raphad
semmos voice ike the ancient Ro.
mans, is slill for war" He declsr.
ed at Mobile, feoantlJ thas ha would
apport Seymour and Blair with the
understanding that The south has ali its
old priulegosl Confederate Goson.
or Vance is still proud Of the name Of
rebel. His heart Is with he coaiedor.
acy, aud he says. what tho Confodcracy
fought for viii be won by the election u
Seymour and Blair Evon The sulphur
oas Pollard sees bis 'g.oet Cause re.
gained in the triumph ofthe Domocratic
ticket this fall.
We might pile up tho testimony al.
tafhqttami bnt the meaning Of all tileae
rebels rushing to tho front aud atsaring
their opinions a. soon as the Convention
had harmouizod with Southern Feelings
shows what may he expected from The
election Of seynoafand Blair Dasre.
gardins the cowArdly expressions Of the
moderate Democrats at the North, We
prefer 10 go to headquarters to men
who give Tone aud color to tue party
y those who nominated Saylnour aud
BAR Day by dal ws gather I've notes
ot lsaaaeo aud q ~ ~ ~. opaneas n
an apPqeI te tes ssey.l s sas
a saf 81
m tAeaAraJoAFlpN OgTsRsll kr ria
BASg capjtat eYRmple ot Nbq ispIs
ton toned 'tahing tho starch pni.
happattd IA q country bank - Nov
hngland tb0mpahs, syoiis ares ediu.
thvalaa ppgaretl Gle liaak 3.ad, ad-
dressing thu te4ar sAa j. somqNheh oi
wag, inquired -
Is the cashier iu
"No sir, Was thef65Iy
Well, am lgalpg ID pens. supply
ing the Nav England banks pretty
largely, mud suppose tlat II VII ID
Tor me % deQi with Che c1shier
~ suppose twill, : said the tellof
eVefy Well. viii watt
ihd pea paddlei took asoltAir and at
eompasadlY for fall honf, wailipg lsr
the cashier BY that dme he began %
grow uneasy, but he sat twisting n'hia
CHAIN Tor about twenty minutes, MA
seaing no prospect Of . change in ms
circumstances, askol the teller ho&
soon the cashier would be in.
Well, ! don't know exactly" SAID
tho waygsb teller "but I expect him
IN about eight weeks Ho has just
gone 10 Lake Superior, and he told mo
he thought he should bo back Ia that
time.
Peddler thought he would moi stay
ooh, you may stay II you wish, saId
the teller very blandly We have no
objection to your sitting hero in the
daytime, and you can probably find
some place in town where they will be
glad to keep you nights.
The pompous peddler disappeared
without another word
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a aearr NJsssi vissa.A IS
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-08-04
MORAL QUALITIES,

he is true frieud and q nagnani-
nous enemy. His liberality i bound
less, and hls charity ia broad a. ha-
raanity itself He has neither vanity
nor selfish emhitioni 0 promotion has
ever besn sought BY him, and none has
ever turned bis bead o. changed hls
character IN the slightest degree Nat
uraily strong believer IN the goodness
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"a fAeaMaWArlpS OTspsgp "A rliG
BASs capiat eyampo ot Whai isQ.,
ton terinqd ''akin8 tha starch out"
happeht7 fn q country hank 81 Now
fngland tpomp8hs, ssoil areBediiiL
thyHlaaI rpgare,l die blink, tad, ad-
dressing tho te4ar aAa u somQEbeA oi
wag, inquired Il
Is the cashier In 2"