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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-11-28

Tactical FINALE OF FAST WowAN's
LIyE-lt has transpired that among the
victims ty the Sionewail disaster on
the Mississippi were several fast women
on their way 10 New Orleans, and
among them a once famous prostitute of
this city, Ida Lewis by common name.
Several years since, when Saturday
afternoon performances at Pixies Opera
House in the last year of the war were
such popular resorts for all the fast
women of the city, this girl was an at
traction, as she walked and sat side by
side with her ultimate friend Lille
Bartlett. They were noted for their
beauty, Ida Lewis being perfect
blone, with long golden hair, and her
companion a sparkling brunette. Ida
Lewis lived here several years, leading
an existence that was ceaseless round
of wild dissipation. She was always
fortunate, however, in having for
s'friends" men Of means, and generous,
as we'll as foolish impulses, SO she al
ways had at her command all the lux.
ries of fas, life. She remained here
until about two years since, when she
went to New Orleans with a liquor mer-
cbaut. who took her for bis mistress
and established her headquarters in
the Crescent City. Here she lived until
the time of her death, often visiting st.
Louis, Cincinnati or New York, how.
ever, sometimes with . female friend,
bas generally in company With her
"friend." She was on her way back
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-11-28

The Chronicle of yesterday has the
following political item

The Chronicle of yesterday has the
following political item:
The recent dispatches had the somewhat
singular statement that Senator Cole has
commenced the most savage hostilities
against the Secretary of the Senate, and
that it is his (Cole's) settled determination
to procure Gorham's removal, the vacancy
to be filled BY brother of the Senator.
This statement seems highly improbable
upon its face, and it has something about 1t
that impresses us with the suspicion that
Gorham himself is the originator Of the
rumor. That Cole is disposed to make war
on Gorham is not at all incredible; and that
he will make a winning fight of it is not al
together improbable. Gorham is man of
fervid temperament. He is good hater.
He is a man who will sacrifice policy to
passion. He hates Cole. He has denounced
him in violent and unmeasursd terms He
provoked the contest, and it is one that ad-
mits of no compromise. The parties must
fight it out and the weaker must go to the
wall. We suspect that Mr.. Gorham will
be the individual who will come out "sec-
ond best"
The papers and the telegraph are
making considerable noise, and the
way we interpret tie latter we suspect
that Gorham's reporters manipulated
them. II matters not what the papers
say. IfMr. Gorham has been indiscreet
enough to NEEDLE with the prerogatives
of a single Senator, we believe he will
be removed. If not, not. We have
heretofore understood that the last
Secretary was remored for the same of
fense charged against Gorham. The
Senate, it is reported, asked Mr.. For
ney to resign. and he sent in his paper
He had undertaken to override the
Senators of Pennsylvania. - Marysrilfe
Appeal.
Such are the scintillations of a crea-
ure who is so weak and beggar!y a
parasite as to attach himself TO the
,ickly and waning fortunes of the
aughiug stock of the Senate, Corne-
ius Cole. 1t is wonderful that any
nan should be willing to serve as the
lunkey of so contemplate and pusil- |
animous an ass
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-11-28

Ward Beecher was chosen chairman of
the Woman's Rights Convention at
Cleveland; and Mrs. Ames, from Cali
fornia, made the most loudly appiauded
we raise the biggest potatoes, the
biggest trees, the biggest bilks, the
biggest taxes, the biggest mountains, the
biggest (dead) beets, the biggest ora
tors and the biggest everything 'on
this Coast" that ever were raised any
where? Likewise does ambition take
here her highest Aims.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-11-28

TO New Orleans from st. Louis when
her death occurred in company with
another woman One of the passengers
rescued states that she was quite radiant
that afternoon with her still beautiful
face, fine form, splendid clothing and
flashing diamonds. She was seen TO
Jump into the water from the boiler
deck and to struggle hopelessly for a
minute and then sink forever in the
midst Of plugging mules and struggling
deckhands.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-11-28
1x1LE BOYD 1xeA1us HER REASON,

Our readers will remember that we pub
lished an extract from California newspaper
the other day, stating that Belle Boyd, the
somewhat famous southern spy, was gone
insane. 1t seems from the following, which
we find in the Sacramento Record of Friday,
that the unfortunate woman has recovered
from her malady under very peculiar c,rcum-
stances:
About six weeks ago we mentioned the
fact that Belle Boyd, the famous rebel spy,
had become insane in this city, and was taken
to the Asylum at Stockton. We expressed
the belief that her insanity was occasioned
by a severe illness which she was suffering
from at the time she was pronounced insane.
and that, under the superior medical treat
ment and kind nursing she was sure to re-
ceive at the Asylum, under DIR. ShurtleH S
directions, her reason would soon be restored.
We perceive by the San Francisco papers
that such is the result, and also that few
DAYS since she gave birth to a child at the
Asylum. A few of the papers, learning for the
first time of her improvement in connection
with the announcement that she had become a
mother, have manufactured very pathetic and
paragraphs, attributing the return
of her mental health to the last named occur
renee. If this was really the case it is oftener
the reverse), we might expect soon to learn of
some wiseacre suggesting a new mode of
treatment for female patients at insane asy-
lums. We are, however. glad to know that
one poor human being has had darkened
soul lighted up BY the fires of reason; that
Providence has given one more poor creature
power to overcome the fends and enemies
conjuied up by diseased imagination. and
strength to care for newcomer into this
world of trouble and sorrow, where all but
maternal affection is selfish is short-lived.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-11-28

IN THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT
1 Court of the State Of Nevada in and for the
County of Ormsby. In the matter of the Estate
of ISABELLA CLIFFORD, deceased. Notice is
hereby given that TUESDAY, THE eth DAY OF
DECEMBER, 1863, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the Court
Room Of said Court, in Carsoa City, County and
State aforesaid, have been appointed as the time
and place for proving the Will Of said Isabella
Clifford, deceased and for herring the application
of Alfred u. Clifford for letters testemeniary on
said estate, when and where any person interested
may appear and contest the same. November %,
1869 7. J. EDWARDS, Clerk.
A. c. ELLIS, Attorney for petitioner. I'd
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-11-28

STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
PACIFIC Insurance COMPANY,
San Francisco. Canfo mia, for the fiscal year end
ing June 81, 1869.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-11-28

MooNsT.-The anti-cooiie ranters OF
San Francisco are getting to be par
ticularly rampageous now that the Chi
namen are leaving CaIifornia of thsir
own free will. They wan, to have the
name Of having driven them Oft.
:. Mooney" is a good name for the lead
ing Sd :rit of such q senseiess movement.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-11-28

Peter B. Forster, proprietor of the
Morning Call died in San Francisco on
Friday. His demise was caused, origin
ally. BY asshma. His life was insured
for 50, 900. ~
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-11-28

PHILLIP LYNCH, ESQ, Of the Gold
Hill News was in our office on Tuesday
last His appearance indicates quiet
couscience.-Suisnn Republican.
Aye: but is il a clea- one, brother
Lyuch 7-Sdcrdment 10 Record.
As if old Lynch ever bad any con
science
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-11-28
NEW TO-DAY.
L o S T.!

CHECK ON WELLS, FARGO & CO.. GIVEN
N by Orman Folsom Washoe, in favor Of Char les
Dubreuel, for 500 co Ninety Dollars) All per
sons are hereby notified not to negotiate for the
same as payment on it has been stopped.
CHARLES DUBREUEL.
Carson, November IS, 1869.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-11-28
NOT I c E!
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, !
November %. 1869, (

A LII PERSONS CLAIMING TO OWN ANY
IA Timber, Lumber, or Cord-wood, known to
have been cut land the title Of which is in the
United States Government. or was ut the time said
Timber, Lumber or Wood was cut, are required to
settle the Stumpage for the same at this Office,
before removing the sane, it will be seized and
sold In accordance with the Act of Congress and
the instructions Of the General Land OGlco.
E sTE 90 ,. D!EODD, Register.
1w sc. WRIGHT, Receiver.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-11-28

C.sAvssAnD, ras FoasER, will be
sealenced ~. Jsdgs Rising on to NOR
row.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-11-28
Y. & 7. r. R. NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT NO
~ more excursionists will be permitted
the Construction Trains If the v. 4 T. X. R.. the
Company being unwilling to assume the risk Of
Transporting passengers on the cars now In use.
Parents are requested to prevent their children
from playing about the track and cars
u. N. YERINGTON,
superintendent v. T Il. 4.
Carson, October n, 1sp.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-05-01
@tQQt8 Neutgfeiten.

Gufbebn Gbilaso g., Minnelota.- lln>
fer Settlement 3ablt sttuas iter e%inhunbert @n'
iebler unb l:est 60 Meilen nSrbli& BON ct.
paul bic Safe @uperiur Giientabn eebt mittea
burds @etnement. Cine Stride baben mir Sd
tbolifen bier nod nidt neil mir nod su idma9
inb ; es @Inb sisleidt 20 Gamilien. barunter ct
ma adt tsutide Gamilien; bic iibrisen fae
irii9 absr gut fatbOlii@. Sd pini9ts, saB ''t=
fers luiierluns i@ na@aea CONNER UNI etl'as
quite, fathplii9 e~s1nnte 5amilisn ssfnassrsn
miirbe.
Der 8au Der 2ate Superior gilenbaba 1drs1"
tst nit &islenl9ritten srrparts. Die. gapn
mar ldpn I'M DECEMBER =. s. srn ct. paul BIS
@Ycmiug benz gerfebr uter9etsn.- VeU@ts bod
manter T~amilienpater, Der III bea sroben Stae>
ten nit leiner Jamilie 1T Nctb nne Glsno iiBt
bnlb auf ben Gin fail trmmen, bisrbersufpnmea,
100 nod, 70 sicles unb eutss 2anb auf 9etauer
.partet, une I'm, einen Sputtpreis su babsa it,
unb f9 70 ldSne @elssenbeit tistet bsr Garnil'e
grro gu serldaTsn. gS 1T jest bic bSdte3ett;
talp tpirp cine 3sit frmnteu, 100 es fir btaiss
Grpsrbuns su ipat 1T.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-05-01

Die Yrene IN Spantem-Gts 1pa-
ride Gepplutiru bat cine anBerprsentlids Sba=
tisfsit in ser psrdneiidsn WrsIs erseust. Srr
Ser Gesc!u!irn erlhienen in Mebrio BON tOnIer-
satiY fathctiidengldtterrt MIR bic uGuaIancia",
ter uWeniamientp Glpannpl" uub bic uJteSeres
racien". @sitoen, BADEN id tisle 3eitnnse' in
bet Sa1ptfast alein teiuabe auf 5ran5is erbs>
tsu. aQsin bic :3obl Der :3situngsn artersr
Wartcisu it psnisIsns siransisr1al sablrsiGsr.
Dawn aistt es mel1e, bic ibr Satereiie unb thrs
ppliti}hsn Wrinsipisn NIT Inltanb nno Wares
sertbeioissn, obsr aud ietr siele Miafslbldtter,
bic untsr pompbaftm Gi!ela in ben Strabea BET
Saustaabt s~srtouf, fulds abiurpitatsn, l1nes-
retutbeitsn uno Nbssfamadtbsiten ent9al!sn,
bic aaen gesriff iterteisea uno nur Gdel ere
gen tpanten.
Oas Grunbitel Spanien5 III unb tlsitt bic
Memtsrjasb, uae 70 lanse tielem 0runbibsl
nidt ~ssiteuert wirb, iInb ale iibrigen MabreeeIn
rur Waaiatismittel, bic ibren 3wed ni9t errei<
den fSnnen. Sebe yartet pirh 70 LANCE repulu~
tipniren, bis ie pieber an bas &uter fUmmt,
uno 10 lanee pirb Smmcralttat in Der sanaen
Mrminilretton berrlden, bis bic Snamcuibili-
tat Der MneefeGteu, peaisiens Der %nieberen,
Gbetiade uns @eies 1T. Die lsbien Bab!en
baben iebr siele Menidenleben sef9let, aQein
baspn iamsist bic liberale pre1e, weil es chen
ibr @ert mar, unb tpenn bic Ton erpatioen glat~
ter iclde lletelfSabe aufeeden, 70 fUnnen bic
Nutpren iclderMrtifel tes uSalaterp" (@efans~
niB in Mabrib) eepartis iein.
uSeben Sag, idreibt uns eit Greunb aus
Mabrit, ubriust bic Yre0e einen neuen Sfan'
bal, neue 9isen, muir I'm, sesen bic &eIisiun ,nb
ibre Diener losau3iebsn uno bic Junbamente ber
Moral gu rntergraben."
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ga1ieL @risbt Co., Mina, 26. @pril.
9eeber Wanherer!
On bait i'm leyten @inter ben 6arn1err ar'ge>
ratben, beb jie bic Osrie I'M Mdrs 1aen iplsn,
penn (e gut pereen ica; mir babsn alla tit gang
@risbt 60. bic @er[e i9cn int Gebruar auf 2
Gue brbsn Sdnse seiabt fe tns AT, sradtts
su padlen, bis an, %. Npril ein Sagelpetz
ter tart, melGss dies total serni9tste. Mas
1rGsn mir jsst anfansen, es III ihpn Grpe Mprl>
trir iaen jsgt in Gpttss Namen nod etnn1al,
tpenns nur upd5 sielcSuibels iebt u. toir far jsees
nur So befrmmsn. Geisn sic 10 gut unb
5diden sic Ben @antrrsr ait fulserbs Wsrirnet
in Crop Silver Stattun, @risbt Co.: Scbann
Matter, Splepb Matsr, 2puis Nattsr, pbiltpp
Mattsr, Satob Did, 0rans Splepb 9aumaun.
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SaRinss. Serr galentia @mr sca 3D.
ftinas bat jest iein 0slddft 1T einem nsusirse~
ri6tetsn 2rfals, swii9en G. Deans Grocery
@tpre uno benz Welern Sutei, an Der MamIey@
5trage. Serr galeutin gorr bat ti9tig auf
gcrrath searteitst. Sein ieltfpsrfertistsr stcd
srn gaGfert 5plen, Mstsu, 5smosn 9appen,
sersplndnbist burd Smpurtatirn ron ganfes
Npticns uat a0sa in fein Sad iGlasenben ar<
titel fir BEN Gtabtz uno Sanomann, labt atet5
au tran1den iibris. Ollie Mianeaprlis Suds
unb Gtpfe linb bier auf 9assr nnb WpQs trirs
aeasn Waareu gsfauft.
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Sci e8 serfuat burg bic Gsfesee=
bNnahe9 StQates IL tnneipta

glaArt4tsn IN .,esus auf =clnotsn ggaiies in
atsism Stsate Gprtearuassnt TIT.
SET serfuet BURG bic Gefetee>
bnng he5 Staates AH tnneut ia
Gett.t. Die serfdisbensn 5ppnibip aTefprs
+ jaber Gcnnig otsfes Steate5, ieuen sur Brit Gp lie
bic atlddtuHg lir has Sah- $50 n1eden, 1urh ee.
ueue A,ac,lrage Die gnSaat ron Seteoten s8a,lsa lit
Il en- reipt tttren Gprrs e~asfn9rs mas Ell.
Sett. .. Sci &ufnat re Ser fasthtiaen gerit,ts
ris II s%et1ien Gins rsistmmt iOI rer bsfag:e Iowa
1. SEQ Narteu unp Stang ee3 rerfprtenen Gpihh,
ten pber @atrpien.
2. Gas Wsstmert s5atttr;e ctcr anoere Sraaat.
taticn IN flGe sr e~tntrat Der ID q smerben iteB.
). Ser GIdat ppE welacE &c III ben Ser. 5taat II
-gteGt e"ntra7.
d. 0b Ger 9er3rrsens an III tet saladt erbalte-
nsu % noen fab. reer n Der ~uslaGns timer
Ais: fpftatsT, pbsr on .tranf2sit II bte eT fa i'm
Atenft SuerjpBsH.
5. Sc @n,.sl aiaesr irt&ss geraprtcaea, besen
Narer. C'sl 5:eat, after Nnp ~ ge prcu.
6. 28.e ilnff fe Giunrtner rtei,s Gtaates fne,
urb tcn rclde;a Staate rber Hanae IL faacr.
z. 81 b'iaste a1isa @enitrn rpa Der Ser, staas
ten ~.rtolter.
g. 30 ard cine AQrtte. (parent) lett.
! at6t
IL. Sestss Srf Office N6rsTr Dr Wautser (pas
rertt.1ner gprtnune, wtnn lpfGe CO inb.
Ut lvIGs oneese St:tts all oar General gtiutant
p~erlangen mag.
5ett. 3. Sum 2msd' Der gusFE9runs ser Be-
fimEan3en btefsr NtIe, lpl 81: General &piutent
tIsuts t.l9 6loHHt'A &IHsA tNtl al iltHI ] 'lEIfT Aflf,
stH6rts IA. eaaril4 9sp1taetsU rmulere oruden iaNen
oie be tn Sftttrn Swei genonnfcu MD frthc aneere
S ems e%e'halieno ais e: iur nfIGtS t.hHtet mag. iu-
~ianmea nit ~setSrisea Sntruts,pnsn fur Die NHeis
igr5.
Gett. 4. Grbale be in GsEiicn Fret eeaannten
Trrmutart ferttg itao, irn Der ~G5eneral @ejutant etne
binlan6lt9. Antahl al bic rerIaieoeasa eruntp=Nu,
eitrrs bes Staaic5 ieaben laNen surt Getrau@ ter
Gewnlb y MEtIurS IN irren reipett sen g.unitss.
gett: 5. 2tc Grnaie @upitcrs tteies etaates
fpasn frfcrt mas @ntPfan8 her Gcrr,ulare, vie In
ee;tion finf p%citimEt, %b:eleIten al ieGen Der 2Dpn.
fblp IheNcrS icrer reEpett'sen ]5runttes a%blenten.
Sett. 6. Dts 5srnibip ANsfprs fpGen earauf
thrs 9atdtsa CT lacn rte ppn eteies Nfte sprseihris-
ven, une sur 3stt no fe fea Bsridt nter tfre @bs
fAGtung mad en-, an zen @punto 4upttpr Sic Urn IT,
MN in Setref Der Soioaien Bltien seiarnre!ten id.
titiinen Ger,6te a%b!isfern.
eett. z. SnHerhalb setn Iasen naGter fte
Spnnitip IHe1rsen itre @eribte eema6t taben. ipl'
len tie Seriutelenen &puutu IupitcrS tteielbe an ben
General Gpiutanten emf snseu SUN, @ssrau9e ber
Verwllter ee5 .Sp.fatea 23aiienbdufes.
Gets. Die aus satsu RE our4 tte Befimmnn.
gen btsFer &tte perutiaht merceH. bie Selaafaus Der
1crmulare a~asssnrmmsn. icusn BON rem refYstItreu
Gepnittrs tiefes Staates tesahtt perteu.
Wsnstn1ist. 4. Mdrs 1853.
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6 Mite ;3srtIrungsn fecu.mtiiip1 Of
tpafe) anf ssrIdnlrstsm Gissatbnn' 81 SER
bitbern.
sci es serfugt burd Sic 0eiesge=
bung be5 Staates Winne1pta:
@eft.1 1. Da6 fsin @dulbaer (Mortga~
sur) pber anoere perlcn trgenb ein @chduoe.
Ginriatung eeer Jence entfsrnet leQ, igelGe5
auf liseenpsm Gissatbum III, auf tpeldsm cine
oypptbef pber N:edantes yieu rubt, peper scr
nod nah.per Gutbefaticn Uprscloinre} ppsr
Gsrfaufs CUR 5ilsuus folder S9pptb.f poer
,gisn", gum glaGlbeite res Sabaters folder
5spDtbsf pter ,9isu", unb nit per MtIht ben
Msrtb fielder 5spptbef pcer Glen III serflsireru,
phre sllycr bic Ginwii iguna Der geripn tpslbe
lplGe Sypptbefe pber 3ien bdlt pbsr eisnet, ein=
aebplt su baben; Ssoe gerfpr bic fG geeet bic
Ssii:mmunaen eielsr Geftipn Sergebt, fol be-
itraft wersen nit elmer WelpIrafe finf hunotrt
Dollars nidt iiberitsisenc, u,o nit Ginferfs=
rung in bsm epunt9 gefar 8 1ib fir eiaen 3eit=
rann1 feds Mpnate rid3t iibsriteisenb, poer BEL
sss g'e!p= unb Osfangui6traie pie bas G'eriat
er,t|betasn mag.
Seft. 2. Mern irserb eine ger on et1,
Oebauee, Ginridtung pper Sens inWtoeripru9
nit cen Sc ttr1m ungen Der erlten Ssftlpl DteEer
Ntte ~eutfernt rcn lie9eneem Giaentbun auf ben,
cine Sgpptbef poer Sien rub, 10 ioll biz GiItrift
Grult tn eem Grrnts, in welGem lolebe5 Gtsen=
tbuia gelcsen tx, bic Wspalt babet, Die 3urlid-
bringing unp Gsplaeiruns folder Gsbauoe,
giur,btuneen nnO 5enssn anf ioIGs5 eiscn=
tbu,n 81 befsbIea, uup mag bisielte ersiriusen
BURG Bei1lasnabme uap Beirafune fir Nidt=
adtuna, uno mag Slateneriay fir lolhe Gnt
fernnrg susrtennen.
Seft. 3. Oisie Gtte ioa GHeft nebmen
nnb tn araft ieia spn mno nah ibrer gaili,
rung.
@ensbmist 4. Mars 1869.
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Ser @ amberer.
,israts, ron gapttel elf Der Nueemsfnen etatatsu ~
1n1enhirf nHrhf kn6 He Iie{,f miH fplnt:

Sierats. ron gaptte1 elf Der Maeemsineu etatateu II
a%n,eneirt rerbe, tas fe left wte folet:
Oe County Aunttcr fon aar ndmltbtn bett tn ben
8h1ern feiner Office na1feten pb aae Iaren aai
tem In benz Rautbrtete beidrtebensn 2ante ppsr lie
aenbem Gtssnfbum beaablt fnb. unb auf bemleiben
dber fetner @amsnsunte1fdrtft BITE Wpr1e fdrsibsn
meun midi Ste WOrte ,aaren tesa.It" aut fpl9em
8apfbriefe s.fartrben inb, fouter gestner Of A.eps
ft wetaern ~benfelpen anaunebmen ooer ttnSutrasen
unb trsenb cine V.rlttune Der Seftmmuneen bieler
Setttrn burh ben Rsstfer IF Deebs frd ais eine We
feec'perlesune (~misoemsanO1l arssFtbea re1een
unp auf usberfnbruna fca b.rf IDe bet,aft uerben
NIT elmer 0slhfrafe elm bnnpert Dollars Etat user
f%eisenb.
Seft.2 2. Oiefe Gfte ica @Hett nstmsn urb in
3raft iein son unb mad ibrer @affrnne.
Geae. r.tgt, 4. Wtdra 1859.
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G tneAfte Capitol Gin rrb ;ran;ia Ger Nusemeinel
Statutea. @aa6sa uno @eut9:e ~betrefens ~ amen

GtneAfte Capitol en rre ;~tran;ia Ger Ausemeinen
statatea. Waaesn nne @ert9.e ~betreffens sI amen
itrea.
Sei esSerfus tbur9 bic Oe5eBae=
bungpes Staates Mtnnefota:
eest. +. 9es Gepitel tin rnb sarausis Ter ana.msi.
ten SsatIten. !MdaBsn uno .6euitte b I efsne ~an1eahirt
rsris nao bafslbs tit fsermit a.sneirt tara SiuSufGsuns
feS 5%clgsnpen
,las Der gpunts SGasmeHasr eines ieten Srsoniarten
counties bic 9eralr haben ia einsn 9eputs Stealer Der
Waa6sn uno Sem Ghe 'ir FLU Counts lit erreanen, biefe
Gnf'sliuns fol. fdr'filia ssr,~dt nnb in Der Office hes 8e=
aifer ci Oeees eiusetrasen irerpea, unb bierauf fsl folder
Dspntu ale Kraft (roUsrs) befben uno competent feline ale
Die phiatsn eea amtss aas'nus. n uns ioG, tn, SAFE as
tdli9sr 9ernadl1iHguna peeT g3e eeruna Die pcn i'm pers
lan8ten Sitltten ais Os3Stp III ~erfllen, nah llsterfItz
ruas beNen, beftrofi rceroca NIT elmer Celebrate Won nist
mear ais Gin taHsert Ioaa,s fir ,sse irls egernaGlaIEsuna
5ett.2. Da6 Is bic gFiat s:n.s iessn Deputy rOans,
sissl rs ien frg, aaf Serlarsea irseno einss ~aefesI,ta; N
Stuam 5e5ers, fa ~s;n,uffelen ii ireeno sinsn, .,gSarshrue.
9ispatsr. Stsre" cser anferin plosc no 9Sa sen eefaujt
poer aufssipeihert nitro unb aGe WtaaSen une 8s,ri5t III
nnssrtud9en bic npr Gem Rdtter, nsSdrftpuiendn" Gfee IN.
esrer gsI'er eesrdutt nerten, unb I'M Safe oiefslten ptsr
irseao Tsl@e ~eerieltsn nadre!n lie E nsr e~ehsriaen grebe
urtsrrorNn, fallh inn QnTidtis 5eFuaoen iuelhen flter.
hafur su lprsen hat irlas talite uno + traaer:{te Naaael
tStmtdte pesr Madden isritEr. ODER Gcno mint weretn NIB
trgsnS cine gsriun bic flo rS getrauds folder falfte,
nnc tetrneer!iAtn @sirihte Nanse1 ober Woasen lnmle
ZIG iaac1t, rtNeno bag ~f'sf,leea !dlfh itnb, ioa ouf uetsr.
furrrne tetreit tperoaa nit !einsr 9slearafe tunter
Eolars r1idt uberteiserb, naf @utounten Der Court.
Sett. s.: Gas auer 2Gaisen pber aneereS Sstretee
~ lbs sspruit (tsttb, perssn fpQ su Gem 3uefc bic Gprie
(erdssl. yrets posr g5ertb teHsltcn fst,riteaen, btsies &c.
fGehen lou hurb @fhen zines baGten sultels scn jsrer III
erprotsnse1 auantitat IN rem ~etiieaslten 6olbbuftel nie
pur } hos Se'eB a%utprlfrt. unb tae 70 eemeTeae Ealbe gu.
idel ~ttrstse ira tann 9'rursen weresn ouferpoit ten (te4so)
nno auf1rrttirten NSaassn, unb Gus 10 ermtt elite 8tmitt
lcu ais eds rtb'iae IS en;dt aiaeno nr1en peroen uGb be
Snrte Srdeel %eenRsnds ~fetlsftslt rercen Seine amber
ercte leu n Nnrrsncura seeradt toeroen In Berin,nnuns
Der Scrse t@raee) .rm Wai;en pser anb'rm getreirs,
nnS trsene cine Terion tie @etreiSe fpetdes midi ihr eta'u
1T aTf anbsrs Wslie irrtIrt (srabs) {pI fir ieses i0l4es
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-05-01

Gtneatte Gasite! feds nno siersfs Ger 4uss-
mttnen Wsisss Doa 1np ns S gi;ues t ZEN Snh'tat s
eneabtren.
Gel serfist bur6 bic Ge1etse-
bunabes Staates Winnepta:
Seft 4. 9os Seftto fets urb swansis ron Re.
iastem Gapitel fsds uno %piersie amsnsi,t pe'bs uab
bieaelbe 1T bierm,t ame.pt,t.
0urd ausarsibea re- ssr s r .1nGtr n ets
fes Wortes ,a6 . on teheu Stsue
Seft. 2. GitIe M'te TOD Gfsst nshmen unb In
&raft ietn ron unb RIO tbrer yattruue.
Genegmtat A. 1idrs 1869.