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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-29

Inc state OF Oregon on next Monday holds
an election for the purpase Of electing a Con.
gresham and members of the Legislature
The elections in Oregon occur enniaIly. Two
years since, the Republican candidate for Gov.
ernor was elected by two hundred majority,
and the present member of Congress by a
majority somewhat larger
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-29

THE RATIFICATION MEETING TONIGHT
There Is to be meeting in front of the CJty
hail tonight, to ratify the nominations of
Grant and Colfax. Several distinguished MEM
oers OF Congress are TO address the meeting.
and the committees appointed by the Chicago
convention, and by the Soldiers and Sailors
convention. held at the 50 me place, to notify
GENERAL Grant and Speaker Colfax of their
nomination, will also be present The indica-
uons are that this meeting will b. a very large
and spirited one.
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NOMINATED FOR CoNsREss.-Fhe RspnbIi.
car Convention Of the Seventh Congressional
District Of Virginia IN session at Culpeper
Court House, on Wednesday nominated Chas
"hittlesey for Congress, from that District. ON
ne nrst ballot, the vote resulting: For Chas
"hit'iesey, Is votes; for Geo. Tucker, votes
Scattering, ,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-29

The GENERAL Assembly OF THE PRrsRv
TERRAIN CHURCH closed its sessions in Ralti
more yesterday The Thursday previous to
the FIRST Sabbath in August next was SET anar,
as day Of fasting, humiliation, and praysr, n
be- observed N all Presbyterla churches. an
motion, The Assembly was dissolved 70 meet m
The Government street Presbyterian Church.
10 Mobile, Alabama, on the third Thursday of
Nav I,Sg
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EDWIN VI. STANTON.

The press generally has something TO say in
regard 10 Mr.. Stanton personally on the oeca-
sion of his retirement from the War Once
Perhaps the most appreciatiye notice thar has
appeared Is tina. from the pen OF Mr.. Dana OF
the New York Sun, who, rs Assistant Secre-
tary OF War to Mr.. Stanton, had an opportunity
of seeing him more Intimately during the most
trying periods Of the war than any other per-
SON. MI Dans's modesty prevents him from
referring to his own Iabors during that time.
but when the history of the important part
taken by the War Office and its stern Chief IN
the suppression of the rebellion shall be writ
ten, Mr.. Dana's name will figure in no incon.
splcuous position. In clear medicines, direct
ness of purpose, and a capacity of turning off
an enormous amount of work, ssday in and
dsy out" Mr.. Dana was a man after Mr. Stan.
tons own heart. Mr.. Dana says of Mr. Stan
ton:
"lndinerent to his own glory as to his own
interests, negieetIDg attacks on his reputation
a. ne dld temptations TO swerve from his duty,
ne hVed only Tor the Republic. Her liberties
her greatness, her destiny, the auspicious fu-
ture OF hey free institutions, formed the exclu-
slNe object of his thoughts, his tolls his exist
ideas, Its unity, its form of government its
mission among mankind, with passion W hose
oeptn' constancy, and energy partook of fanat-
Iclsm; ms was the inspiration of his career
ior the transaction of public business The
amount OF work he could p rrform was aston
Ishing. He was always ready, always swift
always unhring, always resolute. His facul-
ues Were habitually kept in the most intense
acuNlty; ne reasoned and acted with the
heart as well as with the brain II Is said that his
seton was sometime precipitate and faulty. but
suen criticism Is very cheap and easy now
mat the crisis 10 gone by and its weighty exI-
gencies are forgotten. To pretend that he was
t nener mislakep, would De to make him more
than human; but the faithful historian must
ever record that at all times and under all cir
Cumstances ne was honest unselfish, faithful
10 ms country, and gifted with abilities equal
10 the occasion. WELDING such powers as few
men nave ever swayed, his most enyenomed
enemies cannot pretend that he has ever used
them for his own advantage, or for the profit of
llenos or fayorites. He goes out of office A
poorer man than he went in He has never
sought to build up for himself a political fac
uon- Inc arts Of popularity he despises and
nas never practiced- His personal friends and
lnumaies are few, and they love him for his
puoie character and life. rather than because
ne has courted their affections OF sought 10
attach them 70 his person"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-29

hicHINGs' OPERA TRoUPR-To-night is the
occasion Of Mr.. Henry &. Peakes' benefit, and
uhe opera us Auber's "Fra Diavolo," Mr.. Peakes
ahd hr. Campbell as Giae0mo and B,ppo Miss
hhehlngs Is, perhaps, the best Zerlina on the
sSAge' Mrs- Seguin IS admirable as Lady ALI
oH: Al" friends Of the beneficiary, and the
admirers of the piece will doubtless FIJI ,ha
house 10 Its utmost capacity,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-29

Snbp@nas for the Government witnesses
against JEFF. Davis, returnable on the Sd of
} nne' were issued by the United States Circuit
Court Of Virginia on Wednesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-29

HON. ANs0N BURtISGANE.-The eth rexi-
inent paIaded in New York yesterday, and was
reviewed AZ Union Square by Minister BurIn-
game and the chief mandarins of the Chinese
Embassy. An immense crowd witnessed the
spectacle. though the weather was unfayorable
M Buriingame and the Embassy leave for
ashington on Monday next
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81 Alexander H. Stephens WRITES that his
health Is much improved. iHH
- One Of the Mississippi papers calls for
the formation OF democratic associations anon
the negroes in that STATE.
81 A lady in Fauquier county, Va, was
psIaly md u lew DAYS ago from excessive use
Of hair dye containing sugar Of lead -
~Ninet en- young ladies have awaited them
selves of the privilege Of entering the college
clssses a. Bioomin gton, Indiana
~The United States frfgare Lancaster Is fit-
ting out at the Gosport Navy Yard, and will
Join the European 50 uadron this summer un-
@In Cincinnati they nave formed the N.
G.. U. Association The memssns are 10 Never
Get Up in q railroad car 70 give any one seat,
urless u BE- an aged person or oman with .
child IN her arms.
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II EADI READIi READfif q
ALL MUST ACKNOWLEpGI THAT
THOMAS FAHEYH

Excel In vorkpanshiD ana durability al ethers Of
similar constructien. Usfng none but the bsSt
material, and work psrfsrmsd By men Of hfissr
Re also invita-: the attention OF the pdb,,c nan.
orally 10 his stock of BUILDING HAfERTiLa
viz: : . $50 u = - -
Rossndeis snd Reqn1 Top Cement, -. II a rs.
- Holland Point sspd (psr beat sAlvinetou,
Wotherepeonh Oalcinod PlAstsr $500 900
!e!t, Pitch and Gravel.
eo!d q the lowest eash pTloes. EssFf 81 fl.f
Al orders promptly afforded %. u 5.il -
sa suis 49,. mn LaOnAS IAHHY,, q.
Cos.o.. RRttct tffff }6S Rooms, ggosss :. Z! {!
u I:ads Sss,EsaI vil ga q.
IBkk6 fre0 vhaeovee coDoe, f1lly
s.d SHtchlZ rslteye1, NisAogt IT, 1saai s6sSdsS.
u 4hHd so sEcLustys-fsssssaS 80 -. So
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NEW CROP MAPLE SYRUP AND SUGAR
EGAN BOTHER,
Corner T. and 9th sta
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LOST AND FOUND.

g REWARD-Lost, on the 18th, SEVEN
sCsJ LAMBS and One Old SHEEP, with the woel
torn off the rnmp and neck owned By GEO Kill
LEN, No. So Centre Market. IT.
STRAYEB -On Saturday last, q small black and
~ white buffalo COW. liberal reward will be
paid for her return to No. $50, corner of New Jer-
sey avenue and street. myN-3t-
A ROLL OF DRAWINGS, lost Tuesday. 18th
a instant, on 9Th street, between and @ SITS
about O'Clock p. m. reward given If left at 3.
DAYS Tobacco Store, 379 street opposite
Patent once. my U-3tr
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A SELECTION OF PIANOS.

A SELECTION OF PIANOS. ....
from the Pinsbrs E-snins Chronicle OF Nav q,
1873 -
We are much please d TO learn that the Pittsburg
Female College, one Of the largest and most infiu.
entail instltutions In the State, has lately made
such additions to its Department of Music 90 to re-
contract for Which has just been awarded to Messrs
WILLIAM KkABE 4 co of Baltimore, through
their eDterprising agent here, Charlotte BIume,
NO. - fifth street. The committee, CONSISTING Of
Joseph Plummer, Florence Kramer, and D. Il !.
All the nrst ass Pianos in the market decided the
"kEABEn Piano to be decidedly the best fnstru-
mel, combining greater power, purity. and sweet
.. sSa sas sna ei.sc tsueh With the
the Institution on their acauisition. - -
The following letter from the chairman of the
s'%ss,ss :sssnk Ne, IL r. t:sis
ysas Madam:-Ths committee appointsd BY the
ll.ussSe Of the Pittsburg fensis College 20 pur-
S Se fianos after carefully zaminine all the
ing seven wm 70 yen q. farn.h
bid submitted By Mr. X labe and yourseIf.
f- Jos. PLUhNER, Chairman.
TIE sole ssspnsy q shsss Pianoai 10 No. ass nth
my as.st. ~ o. ixGIsffCa.spAcH.
JUzPIfoL Hill RIAL IsrArr orv ,s
"a sPsSisSI ;issssI sa SSf1s
HOUSES aud LOTS fers.is. .isrs .Sv Sss ssSs
AIss ie 49, :s h ~ nj, "a
SORA y0UNLAIa Ter ssle cAsep. I've cor.
ter Ornament. 1t o. n. GREGORY, 3is Pennsyi.
vsnia avenue. nyH-Hs
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u OBIsON'S SCOTCH DAT MEAL, ARROW
~ ROOT BORDENS CONDENSED MILK
bORDENS EXTRACT OF BEEF. for sale by
EGAN BROTHER.
my 2S-H Corner And 9th alta
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hcCooLk AsD CoBURs IN JAIL.-McCoole
ana Coourn were indicted by the grand Jury OF
Dearborn county, at Lawrenceburg, Indiana
yesterday morning. and sentenced 10 FORTY
days imprisonment. They are now in Jail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-29

NTISHLER's BITTHRS,
WI The great Household Remedy, for sale by
EGAS BROTHER,
.. Corner X and 9Th sts
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NIssIsQUOI WATER.
New supply Just received, and for sale by
E6AN & BROTHER,
Corner Z and 9th SITS
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<LADIEs Gan HAvn faIrl noorGx p - q
sAh11B4D And l11AIRRD st Ou0.E DAUW0
H0OP6KIRf CORSET sad sH0ULDBB BRAOD
nANufACToRY. - Lo1isia,A svsass. bstvssa
9Th and 7th streets. N U-1
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z .sss;s.E f. 3! sSs!; ;!s s Is ::ss.s
= s: - q :.sSs. soSISf SofD. e; ::
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GRAND EXCURSION.
COLUMBIA TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION, No ,s.,
will give
GRAND MOONLIGHT EXoURsIOH
TO
MOUNT VERNON. FORT WASHINGTON. Ann
THE WHITE HOUsE

THURSDAY EVENING. JUNK q Is6s
The Steamer ARROW Capt Stack polel has bean
Chartered for the purpose. and will
leave her wharf. foot Of 9TH street Al GaS3L-A
ga O'CLOCK y IN. stopping the H2zxznD
way down at Mount Vernon. TO enable pa.sensers
10 visit the TOMB Oh WASHINGTON
supper and other refres hmen;s can he n Al n ths
White House. At reason able rates
Head D Brass and string Band has been an g.g~a
Tickets. tatmittlng a gentleran and lady D ~:
extra lsdy e ticket "a, with entities the holders
to 90 ashore at Mount Vernon free Il alt ertrn
charge. The tickets which limited can be hsd
OF any member Of the COMMITTEES Of Arrange
ments.
COMMITTEE OF aRRANsEnE,rs
W, X; Mclean, Flynn, GA r. McNeir,
q. 1. Canheld, Jos Darden J a al WbsIe,
J: Hslleck, Al Donaldson, @ whfttington.
MeAv-y, y. J. Waters, Robert Penman
VIM l. 5oEes- my s6t
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HOFF'S
III MALT EXTRACT BEER OF HRALTH, for
sale by EGAk BROTHER
Corner II and 9th SITS.
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WILL BE A MEETING HELD
u at MIR. Nicholas Acker's Hall, corner of LIST
and L streets and New Jersey avenue. Fourth
Ward. SATURDAY EVENING, May 81, 1853 at
O'Clock. All Conservatives and supporters of j T.
Given are invited to attend.
By order Of imy 70 2tl COMMITTEE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-29

EIBs0N'S HANNIS AND OATHERwOOD'S
NJ pure Old Bye and Bourbon WHISTLES in
Store, and for sale by
EGAN Il BROTHER,
Corner and 9th sts
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JAPAN TEA ONLY S125.
- This tea was not dried in baskets lined with
silk, but with muslin. Try
PFKIN YEDO TEA STORE,
4S9 9Th street, between ID and K,
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

/ BANKRUPTCY,
DISTRICT OF COLUssIA,ss
AT the City OF Washington, on the 10Th day Of
may. 1888 L he undersigned hereby gives potice
OF me appointment as Assignee Of ANTHONY
LgLLkf. IN the City Of Washington. within
upon bis own petition By the supreme Court Of
said District. JR THOWps0N
my 2l-wSv A..Igns.
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CALIFORNIA WINES.
We have in store full supply Of CALIFORNIA
WINES and BRANDIkS from Perkins, Stern 4
&c. EGAN BROTHER,
Corner K and 9Th SITS.
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Ne DEPARTMENT OF METROPOLITAN
III POLICE

~S0NS or JONADAB All members will
US meet at their / all at O'Clock TO MORROW
FRIDAY NIGHT with regalis, to proceed 10 q bosy
to institu ute the Council BY order of the
Grand Worthy Patriarch. my d q.
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pic MIC PIC Moi
THE FIRST GRAND PIC MIC -
or
EAST WAsHlNGTON ABRACADABRA ~
ASSOCIATIONS
VIII be given at the Seventh street PARK On
THURSDAY, June sth. lsss commencing az thr.s
O'Clock M. Admission. SO Cent? ku.ic nv
frof tehroederb Brand and string Band.
tommstfee ~ ATTaEsemsHts IT r. Gross. Jr
W o. bnte hinsOn, Geo. II. Gsadis, VIM. Gsadis
Detective and Police will be at the entrance
70 prevent amp improper persons from entering the
Park. nv % 70
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1925 JAPAN TEA, q
|T Imported expressly by us, equal toIT
PEKTN YEDO TRA STORE.
4s9 9th street, between d and X.
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my zo-I ID "A. HALL. Chairman.
rBErORB PURCHASING A PIANO OR
US PARLOR ORGAN, in out of the city, ex-
anime our stock. No establishment in the country
can show you such variety offer you better in
ducemeDts -Four stories and basement devote
exclusively to the trade. :.
John Y. ELLIS
myH-B 800 Pa avenue.
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OFFICES ON PENNSYLVANIA AyENUE
OFOR RENT.-Th large and con ysnient rooms
corner Of 9Th street and Peunaylvania ayenue i'm
n.distely oyer w. i: Wall Co. o Auction Store.
VIII lie rented Ter Ofces Centrally loo ated; easy
OF approach; both large and small rooms; they Are
nicely adapted for Lawyers and Agents, OfAcea,
ano VIII DE rented separately to some good
AGENT collectively for sub-lettinR. Tor In rther.
perhcnlars INQUIRE Of w. L. WALL CO.. m Is
HoFsEFOB RENT-With STORE FIXTURFa
II stable, and good Cellar If required Appiy to
L: MEBER 500 7th street. between end ste :,
navy faro. my zs-st'
E0R RENT-Lares three story BRICK HOUSE.
containing fourteen rooms, suit sble for Or,
foods or Grocery Store. stuated corner 18th and
Hbfs nut street Carriage House, Stable aud Feed
nc. ncuse sstaehed Apply to n. GREEN, corner 18th
FOX RENT-A FURNISHED HOUSE Of eiaht
rooms. on the line of the Est rsilroafs suitable
70, ,or private family Apply 1t No. SIS str est,
HOwARD HOUSE FOR R4Nr. and RURNr
m-IIkE For SALE Aioo, small furuish el
HOUSE,, With ten or twelve rooms, wanted. y A.
ply On the premises -. =. ny V tel
lTQR KENT-The comnndiols STORE " Ana
T. HOUSE and ST ABLING Ct corner OF ~ IL !
west snd q. south, two squares youth OF TirT
wood touss. ADpiy q 4eS street, corner sth
EdR sELEZFke G00D VIM Nv
Il fURES ltncludipg ell the Rur1itSrSe - ~
~ osel and wagon Yard. situated on the ccrner
Jos. KELLEY, Real Estate ARents: ofSns M
Jos Th street west, near north st q q
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erseiGbatff aieiler 2Ga5ei8en
inf heaffttesf g3Iatte. IS.

Ia bemfiNei Slatte.
0as Depot bee Decatur, Balm fit
Die BaiIasierjise 1T mad 6ab.Gber'
rs.8trabe berIt9t iuoscen. y.
Bon Obne, Sen. Gupt. 3
GerIdmrnlune Der @. u. u. beate
@beno sur 8eamtenipnbl.
BarbierFube nnt 8abeaiuinter ia
2r' SO. GbdraftraBe BEL .. CALHOUN
unb Co.
Gaupfer aSprone" eebt rnorsen
seadmitta9 A nbr mad Cairo ab.
Nus Der 6irrna B. q. Cornelius
unb SO. 1T $err s. 9. g. Seot aus.
sefaieoen. Das @efaaft iuirb i'm
0axpege Sans fortesfsat. .l;nsfn
Ganferotts 9ln5eigen bon: |"
OabiO 6. efes, wlontgcusera So.
Green Grap, 9errb So. ,,sg,s.s .5s
Rm. 3. Campbell, Wontgomsrs
Soehua W. Nice, Wtnnt0onterg
So.
0ahiS S. Grant, Mfonlsomerp 60.
Sears Geurin, Diaion 60.
Gerliania aebensberF9eruaes sGeD
feufaaff, - Morris g az Sen.
Gssnt fur stafboilIe. & So. s,
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SduDeI i.itb 86rfe.

Stem gorf, Montag Is, San.
9 oI0 0fPete am 1881 unb itanO um
104 ubr 1885,, 12a llbr Nittaes 40.
Il. g. Bombs 6pro3. f6IIig 1881 l098
K OAan &nn:as 1Qn~
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TInh=B eri6ts 10n1s

Ser 6IuB 1T beoeutenb gefauen, beut.
Nlittag tparen nod Is sSaB ssSabripaiIe,
an ben 9hoaIs. Gspdre 3a ipiln[sben,
bab nin,nersio bel bortmare.
Mngefon,ntell ipdten Die Dambfer:
sSDrone4 bonlgairo ii,o ,,gHrtisH bon
Cincinnati uno @beeIina. 1tbteret
bradte cine 9aoa1g bon ca. 1000 8n.
fdel Cali.
Ser, Tyrone eebts taorssn 8sa1m. 4
l1br ipieoer nab- Cairo.
Ser 81. 8afer4 bonn oberen Guns
berIano sing beute Rorsen lpisber bas
Fin ab. @s H
Sic ,,grla Suebes" foate6euas s9bsaa
nit elmer fdluereti 3abung ebenfalIs
mad ben o6eren SlnBgegenben abf0bs
rem. s 9 tfif y :.
Sic Serren gorbett unb Bobo an ber
2anOuhg geber iiber dlIe auf Die Inbs
i9ifffabrt besiialiden Mngrlegenbeiten
bic bereittuilliaIte 2tusfunft.s
Qtus 8 onie biIe gebt Sic Nadl J.
ridt elm, baR Die .bebeutenoen Ddmpfs
boot. 8efket id entfalof1en baben,
etften @tnAatfSbefebl ge9en Den QSets
terbau Der Bride iiber ben Sbio su
ertpirfen. as .,.sts
Set Gintritt Oes $odmafers baben
.fid pie gtadtbeile tuelae Die i'm 8au
besrtfene Briife Der @1ifffabrt in ben
Beg legt, redt beutlid an ben Sag
gelegt bno na1oen anBer benz Dams
pier ,,Sorner.' aud nod einise Bar,
Ten un0 Incl nit SaI3 befd6gnes sSabts.
5eiige an ben 9feifern aetIdent fiao,
miro Die Sa9e bon Der crnften @eite
lalfgenommen. -, - 7
! Sas in Sebruar 1865 erfafene Sc.
feb, tuel@es oenBdii ser Bride erloubt,
beftimnte, bab Die ;ll hauenbe Bride
oberbaIb Der SALE NIT e36geh SMi
erri6ten iei. Oieie Gorfdriftidff nfibt
befoIst iporben; caber 1T 81 befirAtell,.
oab Der 8ollen6ui9 Der fur Den 8ers
febr sfpif@en 0or6 nnb SID 70 ipitbs
tigen Bride bebeutefibeaS eninlliiie I'm
ben @eg treten iperoen. =
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re- oeute Nadlmiifa1 3 llbr beaaur

. - s,@co 49, :, 4.r ~
9sute Aaqntua9 2 nbr peganp
N per Rol.dei.eonrf Der RroeeB gee
gen osn RIereeoleb g'flilall. : sr ell,
gsIlagte lOal 9an5 N@ef 9aB er n Irs,ge.
,lprogen Deroe q. pur g. pop ele glntiaee
nragIe nnernarsle Seneile beroet, ots
e.e S9ete oss sSanoefs esfsH etasEilep
ats Dipeser on pss. 9eiloernelIs Slae
9s.lrles Da9tsilo 2. er l 1s sPe.oi 9ar MOI
getanhl mar IeFFelle ulor9en no
eeres. oein gsnone pup luuroe ftpon
Srfslags tn 1as eeIaa8l1lR gelperrt.
- or. go. s,,s !. 81. s,psr .
srora;rrs,s s. ,,ras sss. as sa yssss
ssi.o5 y pug ?, watps ,, a.h SonaaesHp
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5tabt mo Stat.
Die staa1saeitana fsIr 1865.

Ole Staats3eitu,ia FIR 1865.
Saaft@e .Hnb B6aentIi@ez
Staates3eitumg; &ubfcrip :
tionssRreiIe. 81
SasIi3e 3eitung- (bur@
ben kydeer ins Saus seliefert ooer per
8oIf berfanbt u: Qsiit 11<tl ~
Sci monatIiderI ooeH biertelis6rIi6er
@orausbe3dBtithg ST. per Woaat.
Ridt i'm goraas bsaa5f II
Sci BodsntIi1er Collection Onrd ben
Sraeer.a.s....s,. "a. 30 Gents per B0Ge.
856entIide Beitans: ss
Durd Sen Srassr ms Sans eeIieiert .
$50 a,sag g. =, q. 10 gents per Summer.
Ser 8OE mad allen 2beflen Der Ser,
eiHiqten @taaten 49,. o. per Sabr.
Ser Boit mad Seutf&Ianb unb ber
G1psis otto brrnusbeaabIt
. : - IS. % per Sabr.
80 per Sdbiabr.
Sic seer DeartdaEi&en @httee ere
salten nd bie boz Sis laS6asatIi@e
Mussabe gratis. go
"8ermibt.f9 9cywissAlt
irlbcr SoIbot i'm IS. Nep Sorfer &es
einteirt, sing itss pottgen CONNER nit
ouberen Wrbeitern an Die glorSiuefIi1e
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ter benz Item SgIi an ieire bierieitif
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aen, bab er nidt riebr dtbeiteft fon1tt.
Seitben, bat man i1itbts bon ibrn ges
bort. GrtunOiaunaens bic mir IN sid,
man iiber ben. Berbleib De8, &ermtbten
sinoeacaen baben fiibrten aa teinrgg lnes
funlt. GO 1T ansunebnseit, bab Il iibst
ben NfiffiFppi geistt unb tak e iim
mad Slinojs beaeben bal, i. nm bort an
Aer Mountain Mail Moa6 3m arbeiteu.
@Ie bieienigen, bic bon benz 8er6leib
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aen S0mmeE ettsds ipilIen, iuollen gee
fdaige 4Rittbeituueen On bic expeditions
ber &tadte seitaag ieinlenbsn, ipofelbit
bic TSaMsn bic &inoer 6ee 8ermiBten
tdeIih GFfunbigungen eiptieben.
Vile 5tttuHgeH I'm ae esfteH
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menbtr betribten TamiIiei
hes 8grmtbten erfuHt . bts
geeaiugs0Ri &C Nc. auit ,aa7a5l
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erfremt, 6aB uns aberMals Elm bober
&unfgenuB .beporFebt. Gie Spern.
@efeHldaft bon 9ottt ipirb ln6dten
Nontag i'm MbeIpbi Sbeater i6re
SorReduneen 6e0innea, in tpeIher mir
bic bier i9on riibmli1it betannteu
AauleH bon Wfarie 8riebericj, elmer;
Der erften GdngerinHen Der ietiQenI
5eit llno Erane @ilupler, benz ! aRS0es
tet@neten EeaOrtffeu, erip1bnt fn0en.
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Gang unO Scphie Daiuba. 6einridi
Gteinede, 3. Weinli1, MntoM Gralf.
N. Qtbsm0an Hho Elm boiler GEor ne6Hit
OrAeiter In ben auftufihrenOen Spern,
,,NreifMas" Gon Suan", ,,ssnufn.
,,weartta6, .6ra OiauOlO", oBaHbers
GSte" nn6 ,,Gtamme bon Yortiei"
matt. Die Opkr toirO unter Der 2eituns
OeO ongge3ei6neterl GapeHmeiiters,
Germ GrObeartb, ftehtn. 8eoarf es
nod Der @prte riebr, nm ll1e gum
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zHir beaeiben sisfe eluslidt auf cine
,,Reue Dale auf bas Grfnoi0te.
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OstrelftnSer Gn5eioe fnbet iett Die
0Infunft unb s46f0brt Der Ha6agiers
aiiae auf ber Dstalnrt Balm am iieiien
Depot ain GftsE berTDfrdbe aGtaft1
wdbeehb bne Dra@ts EepOt etuitweiEep
nod am alien RIabe an BrCaofraBe
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