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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-19

Mr.. Moon, at a recent meeting Of the
London and Northwestern Railway
Company, stated that out of $1,000, 900
passengers who had travelled on that
road, only ouc had suffered by accident,
and that in reality people were safer in
the Company's carriages than in their
own houses or streets. Our Eastern
roads might very p~roftably study the
system of operations on that road.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-19

Two granite blocks, weighing two
hundred and twenty thousand pounds
each, havo arrived at Washington from
Maine for the new State Department.
Tho price paid is sls, 900 each, payable
after they are cut and set in their places.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-19

wRppISo.-we notice by. the sscr.-
papers that Ian Sing, a. former
partner Of Swim Leo, was married in
that city last Tuesday, to an American
lady. The ceremony took place at Dwi
Neil's Josh House on Sixth itreet. We
wish the fond couple oelestiai,happiness
for the ;nsxsacsntury:LNtsadc Gazette.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-19

TuE San Francisco Times describes a
a duck egg within an egg, the yolk OF
the larger being represented by a small
Ter one with u perfect shell. 1t was
laid on their table by Judge r. Thomp-
son, and is characterized by the 1Sss'
as "ovrne Curiosity" Not the least
curious part Of the affair, to our think
ing, consists in tho Judge having laid it
there. .N-NnE Nrtsa ~,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-19

A DISTINGUISHED member Of the Gen.
eral Assembly of Ohio, while attempting
to give a quotation from the Bible re,
Gently, got off the following literal
translation: "The lilies ofthe pasture
-thcy weave not, neither do they labor,
yet Solomon in ALI his bigncss wore
no such clothes as these"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-19
Acr1Iz.s OF wsbss6aw, Minnesota

Acrfiz.x or wsbssSaw, Minnesota,
recently went to the river, cut hole in
tho ice and took a bath. After founder
ing around In the water for awhile, he
sat down on the ice and cut his corns.
This was about as cool as it is to hear
Democrats lauding the attachment Of
their party to the Union.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-19

TEN years ago, a neusboy gained con-
troll Of his business on one Of the rail-
roads leading from New York, and from
the proceeds Of that business has just
paid $4,000 for . residence on the
Uudson. #srHg
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-19

A WESTERN paper cruelty says: Our
member in Congress has made n great
s%pccch-one of his very best. II was
written for him by II graduate Of this
Office, and the matter and delivery do
credit to both parties. nE
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-19

BEHIND the scenes: Stage manager
g John, 60 and SEQ IL the ballet are all
dressed, for it Is time to ring up the
curtain.p Boy returns-"A About ready,
sir; got most Of their clothes of.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-19

CRossY's opraA HOUSE, has been final
ly secured by the Committee of Chicago
citizens to mako srrauEsuasats for tho
holding of the Republican National
Convention which meets tomorrow. .
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-19

A CHICAGO geuius has invented an
apparatus, by means. Of which a person
lying in bed can light aefire by simply
turning . key. gyOB .5lI.'tJ
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-19
,-IArRI,IoNY MADE Easy.

We have before US, says tho Pail Mall
Gazette, a small pamphlet bearing the
tempting title affixed to this article,
which has como into our possession in
the following way: A very young lady
of our acquaintance, reading in the col
umus of one of our contemporaries what
is called ia matrimonial advertise
mcut,', signed ]" Omega,'l asked us
whether such things werc inserted in
Joke or in earnest: We advised her to
answer it, and ascertain for herself.
She did so, and received in reply tho
pamphlet ID question, with the follow
ing letter:
/ - PLACE, - SQUARE, LONDON,
July q, 1867.
DEAR MADAN:-I have received your let
ter in reply, to. " Omsga's" advertisement.
He is a client Of mine, and I inserted il on
his behalf. enclose u copy Of my pamphlet
Y which VIII show you my position In the case,
and IL you are serious and will send full par
t~iculars Of yourself, l shall be happy to put
YOU and Omega" in correspondence, when
the matter will Be- put of my hands. ! have
also about fly other gentlemen Of firat.class
position, and with incomes from $500 TO
E5,OO0 a year, who are anxious to marry; 90
that I can guarantee a good marriage to any
lady. Bear 10 mind that every gentleman
4 represented by me is bona fds.. ! shall DO
glad to hear from you soon ; and for the III,
turc, please address to me ut my Office, and
not again to "Omega." Waiting your reply,
mn, daar madam vnIra truly.
P. S.-After hearing from you fully, l will
send some carries dc pisits for your inspec-
ton. Among my other clients are oficers,
clergymcn, lawyers. merchants, and gentle
men Of independence. You may depend on
strict good faith.
The pamphlet accompanying this letter de-
scribcs Mr.. IS system and its success.
During the last eighteen years he ayers that
he has married upwards Of five thousand
couples happily, who, had it not been FOR
him, would still have been pining in single
misery He points out that marriage by ne.
gotiation 10 the rule in most foreign coun.
tries and in all royal families, and urges that
unions thus brought about arc productive Of
as much real happiness as those known as
loye-matches, which young people make for
themselves, in which the motive power Is
usually a straight nose, smooth waltzing, a
neat foot and ankle, an exorbitant chignon,
or 4 heavy black moustache. Mr.. -
makes no charge for preliminary expenses,
and the terms which no charges are, OF
course, 10 proportion to the qualities OF the
matrimonial article required and supplied
by him all his clients are honorable, nc:
complished, amiablo and good looking, and
the most inviolablc discretion may be relied
upon, every case being conducted with such
delicacy as not to offend the feelings OF the
most sensitive lady. Clients arc in every
case recommended to send their caytes dc
risite, which will be returned on demand.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-19

EuGrxE TUCKER, convicted Of man
slaughter in killing Celina Bouclet, in
San Francisco, has been sentenced to
seven years Imprisonment in the State
priuon-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-19

The Cleveland papers announce the
marriage Of " Henry J. johnson to Mary
j. johnson, formerly his wife,"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-19

CIxcIxSAri has struck u new wrinkle
She has a wooden skating rink for sum
mer use.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-19

Asrw process Of preserving wood BY
ba.hiag if IN boiling borax wa'sria said
TO DO cheap and effective.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-19

Sir MORTON PEro owes n English
railroad the modest little sum Of $685.
900, 900.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-19

G~ovuRsoR SwAsx Of Maryland has
appointed General Magruder Tobacco
I~u,pector for thai State. ~ =
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-19

APPLETON & Co., have offered Dickens
S25, 900 for advanced sheets of his next
novel. az.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-19

Awe ov us komplain ov the shortness
ov life, yet We awl waste more time than
w, USE or ISL 1fslSltg
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-19

ovrR a seventh Of the State Of Mis-.
sissippi is advertised for sale under
execution. 49,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-19
vonrNooN STOCK REPORT.
lfconaEcrEp DAILY NJ xELsoH. cHUBDucK 4 CO..
H. GOLD HILL
q SAY T..sel.ee. May IS. l,,.

$50 Alpha, $50; II Bslcher. e3oS; IS Bullion
ass 2s7 Crown Point, ell3 80; Il ChoAsr.
Potosl, s2l7 80; 10 Danoy. 81; IS Exehe1usr;
SH; 9 Gould & Curry. sia5; % Gold Hill
Quartz Mill, 500; COS Hale & Noreros% el21 OF
Bryan, $50 50; 10 0phIr. el55; o. Ovsrman'
es5 50; 442 Savage. elil e7 Sierra Nevada. ~
100 Segregated .Beichcr, els IA yellow Jacket
nj I15 Gold. 1891,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-19
MINERS UNION 4,
HALL ASSOCIATION!

cToCK CERTIFICATES IN THIS NEW IN,
. corporntod Association are now ready for u.
sue 10 all persons dssIrouI Of p~urehailng. An
persons who have engaged to take stock arc dc.
sIred TO como forward md receive ths'ssme.
The Stock Books are open at the Office OF Mr..
A. O. Hay. at tbs ErpftII Saloon.
sy 0'as' = THE MINERS UNION
Gold HIN, May u, 1888. myltlm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-19
NEW TODAY.
l. o ST.

an MONDAY. EITHER IN GOLD HILL,
~ Virginia, or between the two places. n lady'S
LINEN CUFF with n gold sleeve button. The
auder will be suitably rewarded by sending It to
ths NEWS Office.
Gold Hill, May 10. 1863. myl9H
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-19
Registry Notice!

v,HE TIME FOR REGISTRATION OF THE
names OF ih. qualified electors In Precincts
or Districts Nos. S aud 8, Township No. 3. Gold
Hill, prior to tho Municipal Election TO be held
In saId Town, on the LIST dny Of June next, for
the election OF Town Officers. will expire at O
o'clock p. ". on the aist dRy Of May. 1859.
Id w. N. HALL,
Registry Agent Township No. 3, Storey county,
Nevada. .tTt rabs 'F- 8.
Gold Hili, May IL, 1919. myH.l0d'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-08

JNoR SALEM PAssAIC, N. j., A DESIRABLE
II House, minutes from depot; do. to let from
Jan. at 5000. Address Mahony, box 3,0lS New York
Post Once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-08

II brick House, 2asa4xiooxs7xiao with handsome eardcnl
two street frons only lOJ good street and i've mntcs
walk from ferry three story high sioop do on Hudson
25x0o si.5D 30 feet alley Ia for snbe.
Others S0O 10 Sl2000. BUILDING Iots ia HobokeH,
Hudson city and vicinity, easy TERMS Apply 10 CHAS
CLINTON Is Washington street, second noor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-08

A BARGAIN.-FoRTy-sIX ACRES or LAND, EXCEL
N lent buildings Fruit X miles from New York, Closes
station, N. j., 5000. Other Farms all prices see.
w. II. MELlCK, 42i Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-08

E1uselxaepcrs, &c.
Il1 ELIZABETH ST., NEAR GRAND.-hN hMFRI-
IUl can lady housekeeper. Call on or address Miss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-08

100 Est 3lsT STA YOUNG WIDOW LADY AS
lU-c honsekeeper wdowcr's family preferred Cal ON
nrndn- Il.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-08
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

A SPLENDID GRASS AND DAIRY FARM FOR SALE
N With immediate possession, and with the stock, Crops
Ii desired situate four mi weEt OF South Dover IN
Duchess county 40 miles from this city by Harem Raroads
containing bU acres AGO in moving machins
dwelling houses, barns, siables, &C.
well natural how OF spring water TO the house and
% good yoke OF oxen, " horses AL Inc
farming utensils All viii be sold for the low price o.
&27 No exchange House In thh
city. have this and decided bargain
s. EMBEKSON, al Eiahth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-08

To Let Lease.
ITO LET-ON THE FINEST AVENUE IN JERSEY CITY.
~ minutes walk from ferry, but conren ent u
horse part of entirely high soop brick HOUSE
viz parlor hoor, Easements and three third
occupies the rest BATH register range and
stationary wash tubs rent until May !, SOU therea ter NJ
corner Water street. Box 1925 New York Post Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-08

General UonsewOris, &c.
4 = ESSEX ST., TOP FIOoR.-h RESPECTABLE GIRL
III to do housework in plain family good city refer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-08

ATA DECIDED BARGAIS-TiiAT SPLENDID BLOCK
IA bounded by Eighth and New avenues, l4h and 145h
streets OF the arabe Investments up town also
lots the aud principal up together
with water Fronts For sale at low figures.
NJ. "A. j. LYNCH, "a Nassau street.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-07-30
Ju0eubfebler

Gin @exr Der Sabre fang AT ners5ier S&pdde. Srus
lit, plnfat, aus @ttleieeu fur BITE ~bulpenbt Wenfdbeti
eas @eespt nebt NugetInne. eteies einfaas Matsl
g ntttte batea, frs{ ~ sui4tden. Dnloenbe, bic burd
)e &rf a9aun8 bes unterj etdnetenp ~re1ttren nplen, t5y
ner NIT benz er6eten Oertrauen abbreGtren.
50 c5vbn .. C9een. AZ Gebar st. Nep Nprs.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-07-30
(GortitBuns BON ber /. Sette.)

Mertnbpl Yerlieb baS@ euta4 unb2amz
ppurpe periu9e gu f9lafen, pa tbm o{eS
aber ri@t m169li4 trar, Is pedte er 1eine1l,
inter benz Slide 1nar&enoen &ameras
ben unp 8eioe sinsen in cine &neipe,
no man 2anb6tnedt unp Banette ur1ter
@aunern,D ieben &aufbplpen uno mebre>
rem, rur9 5fentli&e Dirnen perlodteu
@pie6bireern lpielenf onnte. %Sar1ppuroe
ma9te feline partie, perlor BALI, balo Sc
>pann CT >pieper> unc pa ct 3aleBt nt@t
einen6eQer mebr bergen ppllte, 10 nerlteb
er bic &neipe ais Elm auS9efadelter
Meni9.
90 maren mir, ia9te ct III ii6.
SD bin auS9eplarpert uno fuble mid
bod 70 unenpli9 wtbt9. Da i9ld9t eS
,wSlf tlbr auf Der amarttaine. Merin>
Dol miro MIDI ror bent bron3enen &6ni9e
ertparten."
@r 9in9 nad rem Yontz&euf. Mfe@
rinbpl mar idpn aufppien. Die beiben
8anoiten ndberten ii@ einanoer ior9fdlz
tia. Niemanb fonnte tbre @eiprd@e b6z
rem, aber ais ie ii9 trenrten> tlapperte
2ampouroe 70 auHaQi9 NIT @plofiden
in ieinen Gai@en> rab man oeutz
lid para11 III ertenne1 ocrmodte> mie 1ebr
er bel ben Strol6en in &elpect uno Nn@
ieben iteben mubte.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-07-30
-O~

Mun9en 81. Suni.-Sp eben 1T
burb @e11wprensn Serpict @uitap @raf
Gbprtn5fy be5 @erbre@enS Der Sbeilnabz
me an Dem @erbreden beS Mproes
bur6 8e%slnft9u1t9 i1ulbt9 erflart, cine
9eminberte ;3ure@nunssfdbt9feft nidt
anoenpm,men. Die StaatSanwaltl9aft
beantra9te barauf leben8ldn9ltde 3udtz
bauSfrafe bic @ertbeibt9uns beaatra9te
a@tjdbrt9e TeitunaSirafe; bel @eridtS>
bpf %erfanute auf 5man5i9jdbrt9e 3u6t<
b%ausitrafe, auf Der Getnn9 3u erfteben,
xnp Sraaun9 Der Soften.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-07-30

|oes 5rn. Stefen cine Generally er1amn1z
oes T%eitauSidu6es pes neuli@en
brtttet 8anbe6l9teBen6 ab9eboten, bel
Der ST.. SEEING In Mmelenbeit ees ST..
Mcrgentbau ais Sefretair fun9ime. Gs
tpurre bic priifu,e BON &ednunge1r mic
Der o1tf9encmnten unb inter Mnberm Ell
nc Ne9nun9 fir pas upreBrrpm" fir
uBranoY lt1o Bourbon" Ypn $337. 40,
uno cine ancere &e9nuns fir nAeppr<
tera", tppna9 fir per- diepene 9ln6es,
@e;n> 2tqu6re> uSittere" II. rsral. mebr
ei1 So tenaufwanp Don 1893 Yerur1adt
rporcen fem 1pu, ror9ele9t. 8etpe @edz
1un9e purben 9enebmi9t. Damn fam
bic u8iu" pee @rn. SuGAetier ;ur
Sprade-$700-5err 8udbeiler er6pb
lid uno iprad: uMeine 5erren> 800
lautet iebr %9rpbarti9", allein e. 9ebe at
bebenfen, rab bic 9lnsii9e rad Spne5
Wppo 9%enoun,e1 wprnen, np 0emetre>
periden> fali9e 8arte una auerbanc an
bore 0eAenl tdnpe 9etob!en rprrcen ieie1.
Der Mn;u9 nes 5rn, GM. @en9es a1ein
tplte 800 unb 1et ni@t n1ebr III aebrauz
den> .nadpem CT in cer Sise 9etra9en
trproerl.
Sir ben Bug in Der Staet bite Ct cie
&n;iise wpbl fir $500 ltefem fHnneu.
ST. ia9e biel les nl1r, pamit man 1eben fin
me- mel&en proft er ca"pn babe. IS
murine bic Tra9e 9elellt pb ct bic &edz
nun9 reousieren ,pplle. 8udbeiiter en-
pteperte Nfeir, nadnem man Yprber bez
itimmt paB bic &ednun9 ni9t $500
ibertet9en ip1e> tSnne er binterna6 nidt
nod recuSiren. IS iei inoe1en cine Grz
traoasanS 9ewei len, ben Bug na9 rem
Teltplobe btnausiuidleppen.
Na9oam Iber &eoucirunA rrn Mfr1i=
ferz Nednun9en Aelprpden wprcen, muir
DC ron 9rn. Mrd,ttett S1ulse ser On:
tra9 seitellt, rie Yriif uns cer Mednunaer
an Elm Specialcpmmittee su Yermeilen
81. 8udbeiiter iprad pa9e9en> l1no b
oer Nntra9 ntdt unter ltiibt mar ,p>lroe e.
ni6t CUR 8eldluBnabme untertreitet.
8e19!ol1 en- muroe, BET Muli it ben npr
ibr ou%sbepun9enen Yreis aussubesablen
Na9 BemtQt9nn9 elmer Mnsabl &eh:
nun9en rerta9te li9 pas COMMITTEE.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-07-30

nit Steiner, &nippeln urb @epebre1
bepafnet auf bie m~erfpIroise Steue ell
ten. Das @ieb lief ii@ aber nidt ieben.
SIN Anbetra@t be1tn trurbe at1o cine
9rpbe 50 GuB lar9e &tite BON rs 3pu
qtaerati19en 8rettsr1l bic 2 3pu rid
maren1 suiammen9ena9elt u11b pi9t DOR
re SeTnnn9 Der S&1ansenbDbte 9eitelt~
>Sn 9t1ter9runoe ner &tite be1roet 1t9
etne Nod lpcile spn eleeartem 9ammel@
1lell9 l11o 1obalp eaS 8eelt 6 1id> betz
te1n11sn la6t BEN &afe1 III tetreten, fdQt
Pte Sproere Ibtre SIT, uno eefau9en lit
DaS @ieb lpl Ypue As SUI lana utp
spr 19mubt9 idrarser 6arte ERtie. SelbHz
reeeno 1tebt ar Der &ite etne beimlide
Wade.
Dteies 1T Der Yon 9lartbmirpiaen Md1tz
nern npr Trteeensrt6ter g. s. SPACE in
1rtune, Senn>, te1hwrreneSh Stat
BE ltonp.
Der lebh Seridt iiber Die Arauliae
NHairc it fslAenrer:
Sag une Nadt wadten bic 6armer,
bis enpli@ Elm 9%e>ri11er Yaln,cre lid paS
yer; nabm> at cic Sale SIT 9eben unp
btnetn;ul9auen. Da funfelten ibm ;pei
9labence A19en entsesen upo BON Gntz
1esen Sepaft nabm ct sp,, leinen @enpl +
fen 9etpl9t> NeiBaus.
Nm anoeru MprAen, ols SEER 8urfe]
Der AUDI tit Der cprtt9en Na9ber19aft
ppbnt 1i@ aus benz 8ett erbpt, bUrte CT
Elm et9entbiimlideS @erdu19, tief in bl6z
fencem mubencen Spne> idnel bintereinz
amber unc neu9ieri9 fplate er rem Sc
rdui9. &aum war er eini9e S6ritte
9e9an9en> 70 iab ct cas >piitbence Sieb,
&rel9e5 bic 8pr fur; unc fletn Asbro9en
bate unc 1t6 in Spller @utb iiber Tensen
u>>o eilerne Glitter bemeate. |9lcrr 8urtt
ilel Dor Turdt fal III &r1mpfe, ais baS
Seelt lld nad let>1er @pbnuns bin biriz
sirtc. Giienitan9en, Die serbrp9em Tenz
gen, bic n%iecer9eril1en> a%uf9emiblte Groe
,c.> beScidncten ben 8c9 hes ralencen
l(naetblms. Damn serl1manp pal1elbs.
y. g. Na@ ben lesten Nadrt9ten
1T bic Sdlan9e erle9t pproe,1, ibre 0rDBe
aber tecenteno suiammen9eldrumpft.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-07-30
@einmQnn"u Il. &n1ien,
WersitbernuQs AQ&nten,

GarDer Carver Co., Mtnr.
@senten fur %fslsnbe gsusr- uab seteus > gsrii9esunasse-
fslfdaften, udmlia:
Yb1nir, 9artfprb Gpnnecticut.
Sire anS marGine, 81. %gaul minm.
Mianeleta Snlurance s., ct. YauI, Minu.
9artfprb Sine Stcd Snlurance s..
(gerl@ert aud sesen Speesfaae BON irsenb elmer
urla9e.)
@prtb @elern @esenisitise Sebsnsperii@erunss>
@etQi@aft.
&atlpay pa6eager; Nprtb @merican Erault
1lnb NatipnaI IrapeQers.
Sos. @einnanu. Mtppfat unb g>utar. ~sratictrt
tn alien Geri9tsbDfen bes Staatss; ~perferttst gOuna4ten mad
Deutl9lanb unb belorst @elecuQettiraen unb Steuer3 abluuaen
fir Mbpeftnte auf 8erlanser, ipmte anbere tn fem Sad eiu-
f9lasenbe @elbdfe, welde scrtpmu.ea mSsen.
Soiepb Beinmann. g.. 6. 2af1en.
2rnfns
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-07-30
Is. 0~pppelan0rtf.

&allpmbreuie bate iiber feline &a@e
bic 2iete ni&t perse6en> Gr babte ben
Baron Si9p9nac eben 70 iebr al6 erSiaz
bella leibenidattlt6 liette. Gr Sernnpdte
ben @tperi tano her S9aulptelerin unp
bic @leid9ilti9fett 9e9en tbu, ben Sc
feierter, ntft 5n be9reifen, @aS aber
mar gu beginner? Der 5er;p9 btelt BE
&altc berS9auipielerin fir 9emadt unp
%9iebeSbriefe ;u 1dretben> Ben @9ma9z
tenpen gu ipie{en, baS mar ntdt bes 9erz
ap9s Sa9e> audi bdtte ISABELLA pte8rtefe
Gar 11idt %an9e11pmmen.
Gprt1eHuns folst,)
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-07-30

DaS neult4eS @nsenfef.-
Sn ben @erntanta Miembly Nopms
wuroe geltern Mbetp8 unter benz Gpritb
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-07-30
A. mtnmefpta &amS,
Deutlhes GAIT uno Bpa.ptng>9 aua
Don 4ermann Gtrfter,
M1{nNeoNny;a NDs.>.

Dem osuti&sn Yublitut1 hermit bic ersesen.
An3etse, bab iu mein nsu etnasri&tetes Daus
nit altm &pmfprt fir bic ssebrten @ant auf's
Bolfom,nenfe perlsheu uuo fets parauf talten
tnerpe, mir ben 8eifaQ pom 9utsdugera uue
&intebrenten bur& anssnebmes Qoats, etne
publperfebne Iafel uab bic freunbli9fe 8ests.
nu,e ~ %gepinneu. Cir ben Nuslpaun babe i'd
bur@ tte bette @tauuna ae,prat. 1872
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-07-30

Dte6anblun8 tn
matertal @daret1 unb teber
Mrt oDn Tamtlienbe6arf
6enrg 9arms,
ct. peter. Mtnnelota,
tGlt Retsp urrdtbie Elm ret&esIf orttnentosr eefsn
Groceries unb DroDtftonen.
ipwte Glleu , waareu.
fern.r eiu Eager pom
5huben. 5ttefeln,
pIten> Waeen, y. !: %:
Qautsr Nrtttel iur ben gew1bult&er Bebarf uni
4uts II ben upblfeilRen pret(en.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-07-30
,@bQfDpee bQu1e,"

v5b0tDpee pau1e,"
urDett peS Mtnn.z Central abn Depo.,
0Rtuneapolt8, NRtnu.
@t&. 1artmann, &teentbarner.
Neine psr,hsn @dte Rnoen bst mir (tete ii,
bette 8erienuu9 uno GtId uno QogiS in reiusn
upbletnaertttetsn paule. Meine Bar eutbGlt
Rets bte be{eu @etrGnte.
ausse3e'&ne'e @taauut If nit Ben
0aule perbuneen.
Wt@. Dortmanu a.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-06-13

TIE EGG FRoG.-A neighbor showed us
yesterday one Of these little terrors to
poultry ~rsisers. Although not very large
or handsome, its mouth has quite a tax
ing appearance. T&se frogs have a Gu
rius way Of demolishing the hen fruit
IN order TO &c. at the inner substance
Tie egg is swallowed whole, two. and
sometimes three, being necessary for his
frogship's snack ; hut unfortunately for
the good housewife, bis appetite is unap-
pesaabls. After swallowing the eggs,
the frog climbs o tr e and then ~precipi-
tstes itself to the ground. The concuss.
ion breaks the shells, and then froggy splits
out the pieces. This funny little chap
has hitherto, We believe, escaped the ct
tsnsion OF naturaiists.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-06-13

TRIBUTE TO Ma. CHASE. - 1t is bnt sim
pie justice to acknowledgement we could
wish to see the acknowledgement made
in some more suitable why-that the
failure of the impeachment is mainIy due
TO the frmness, uprighsness, and indepen-
dence of Chief Justice Chase. II is true
he has done nothing but his duty !; but h.
did it with such steadiness, moral intre
pidity, aud exact Observance Of decorum.
as to strengthen and enc 'ursga those
>enators who found that they would b.
compelled to sacrifice party favor if they
followed their sense of justice. If he had
truckled to the insolence of faction, Or
bent before the storm of party passion,
President Johnson could not have been &C
quilted. Mr.. Chase's great Office, ire
proschable character, and eminent ablIl
ties, confirmed the confidence of the &C
quitting Senators in the %sOundness Of
their own judgments, and the safety Of
following it, in spite Of injurious asper
sions.-N. Y Herald.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-06-13

ga The arrest of the Board Of Regis
trars by order of Gen. Buchanan for treat
ing bis proclamation in regard to the
assembling of the Legislature, With con-
tempt, has not procured them the martyr
dom they so anxiously invoked. Their
release is not esac;ly what they expected,
as no political capital can be made out of
it. The Radicals want all the party stiff
ness they can get-Grant, as backbone, is
rather timber.