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DRY GOODS.

WILLIAM N. BELL & CO.,
NO. 0o2 MAIN STREET,
have just opened large additional supplies OF
goods for ladies' wear purchased In pcrsonI such
JAPANESE CLOTHS, LFNOS,
CHINESE LINENS, MOHhIRS,
hI;h h;;AGk u, IRON GRENADINES, AL grades
DIAMOND SILK GRENADINES,
EMBRolDERED GRENADINES, somo very
choice
sTRlrED GRENADINES Cheap, rs low as Csc.
Also, large assortment of
PTRE LLAMA LACE POINTS,
on consignment, and cheaper than nj any time this
season. Also,
Choice styles Of LAWNS and PRINTS,
PERCALE and JACCONET ROBES, great bar
gains:
Really good4-t RLEACHEn COTTOSS nj I2,c.
Superior A BLEACIlED COTTONS at Is;
One case Al Arkwright BLEACHED COTTONS,
2oc., very low. With n fun stock OF
LINENS, bRGANDIES,
ChSSIMERES, DRILLISGS,
TOWELS, NAPKINS, DOYLIES,
TABLE DhMASKS, &C, &C.
~ s-lw
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THE TURs-N NEREIs Picnic did not come
off Yesterday, the weather being inclemcnt.
/ is now announced to take place ut Elba
Park today.
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DENEDICT'S o,,, ;, r., ,p1pv1vG
81 PLANTATION COFFEE, .,,
prepared ready for use, packed In nrIlsn pach. s
ages Of SIX pounds, iGr usth s,,I, Of tim time! '' ~
S''''s'' OLD DOMINION STEAM MiLLS,, N ,I,l.S,,
ss6 Main street, corner OF Elsnil,
,ou ,w ISBON BENEDICT 4 SON.
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MEAsLEs.-Ths disease is just now "play-
ing the wild" with the children of Rich
mond. On Sunday morning ScVcnty-llrc
scholars were absent from one Sunday
school by reason Of its prevalence.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
w GREESBRIER COUNTY, W. VA.

These celebrated Springs, 40 favorably known Tor
their valuable ALTERNATIVE WATERS, chlrrn-
ing summer climate, and rs one OF the most FASH
ionable resorts In the country. Will be opened Tor
company on the FIFTEENTH OF NAY, and,
With the extensive improvements that have been
III adc viii he prepared for the comfortable ACCOM-
mediation Of from
FIFTEEN HUNDRED TO TWO THOUSAND
PERSONS.
The WHITE SULPHUR IL now the western
terminus of the Chesapeake and ohio railroad
and the cars OF that road lin connection with tele-
graphic faciliticsl Will be running to tho springs
By the lst Of July.
No pains or cX pense have been or VIII be spared
TO secure The comfortable entertainment, In all
The varieties OF accommodation, Of the large NUM-
bcr or visitors that Will resort 10 the Springs the
present season. - ..-
ONE OF TIE BEST LAWN AND BALL
! ROOM BANDS will ba In attendance, an extern
| siye LIVERY has been provided and suitable
| arrangements made 10 facilitate every innocent
! and rccreativc amusement appropriate To fash
| lonablc watering place. number of Fanny
| and MASQUERADE BALLS viii be given during
| the season.
Charges viii be twenty y-hye dollars per week and
! ninety dollars per month. Children under ten
ycsrs of age, and colorcd servants, half price.
White servants. according 10 accommodations.
pEYTOSS 4 CO., ProprietOrs
nv l7-lm White sulphur Springs, w. Va.
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OPENING OF A NEW CHuRcH.-Thc neat
little building known IL the Fulton Baptist
church WAS opened for public worship on
SUNDAY last. Rev. A. L. Dickinson preach
ed twice to large congregations, ana there
was much apparent interest Ill the enter
prise. ,-. -.nao.
Rockets. and was built at cost OF over
=, 900 (exclusvc of the LOTT for the conle-
nience of the Baptists in that suburb as
we'll as in Port Mayo and Fulton: The LOT
was gift from Captain II. W. Tyler;
Religious services will be held III the he"
church every night this week.
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TO THE VOTERS OF THE CoUSTY.-The vo-
ters of the county must remember that they
vote the orhOic ticket for senators and mem
hcrs Of the House of Delegates. Some ro-
tcrS in the county are under the impression
that they vote only for those living in the
county.
People Of the county, "ii you love Wells,
he sure not to rcgistCr.'
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OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE BT THE HUN.
DRED Mt the DiSDatch office.
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APPOINTMENT OF CAHvAssEEs.-At n joint
meeting Of the city Conservative committee
and the Hcnrico county Conservative COM
mittee held yesterday, the following gentle
men were appointed canvasscrS for the city
of Richmond and county of IIcnrico: Judge
Ould, Judge Crlmp, Col. John B. Young,
Colonel Evans, II. A. Atkinson, Jr., Major
+. =. Turner, Captain II. G. Cannon, II. ii.
Christian, Major A. B. Guigon, y. NJ. Lee,
Colonel Thomas 7. August, j. c. Richard
son, John I. Warren. j. G. Coghlan, j. B.
Mordccai, DR.. Garnet, James Doocy, John
son II. Sands, John 5. Wise, james \. Dun
lop, John A. Coke, George d. Wise, VIM.
X. Joyncs.
The following resolution was adopted:
Re$Otrcd, That the superintendent of
the different wards be requested to call meet
inSs in their respective wards ut as carly Il
day as possible for the transaction Of bllsi-
ness connected with the registration and
the coming election"
A meeting of the Chiefs of FifticS of Madi-
son Ward will he held this evening the 18th
inStanta So'clock ut Monticello Hall, Broad
street,
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ulG>u & GUGGENHEIMER
WILL. OrES on

WILL orES on
TUESDAY, MAY 25TH, 1852,
their thirl regular and complete supply OF
SUMMER DRY GOODS,
and would particularly call the attention Of the
ladies In The handsome displayof DRESS GOODS,
winch have been selected with the greatest care
and unusual good taste displayed iu style and
iat.orn.
Elegant WHITE STRIPED SILKS, admired by
every one;
JAPANESE CLOTHS, all shades considered
pretty;
JAPANESE SILK POrLINs, all colors, only
So pattern;
rrArK And WHITE GROUND GRENA-
DIMES with colorcd six figures;
~TrirED and EMBROIDERED GRENADINES
at rs. ~, 40, IS, and 5oc.;
TlAIE. STRIP T. y, aud PLAID MuZhM-
EIQUE~, cheap and pretty;
Beautiful CIIENE ruPIINs, for walking suits,
rnly az.
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ARM BRoKEH.-Mr. S. L. Moorman, an
old citizen OF Richmond and an employe OF
the Christian AduOCdte newspaper, Ill at
tempting to assist an afflicted daughter a
day or two since, fell down and broke ms
arm. 4 paper of subscriptions lor his rellel
being circulated.
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rgNHE HOT SPRINGS,
4 BATH COUNTY VA.

=. c. TARDY K Co, PnoPRIEToRs.
Professor j. l.. CABELL. n. D.. Of the unlver-
sty of virginia, Resident Physician.
VIII be open for the reception Of Visitors JUNE
lST. under the management of j. a. MCCJuNt.
Al the buildings having been repaired painted,
and fttcd out with furniture, linen. beds. and
tableware, these SPRINGS oIer unsurpassed at-
fractions To both the invalid aud pcasurc.seekcr.
No expense or effort has been spared by The pro-
prctors To make 1t as comfortable and pleasant AZ
possib To Ill visitors.
Descriptive pamphlets furnished by the manager
at the Springs, or by ). G. TARDY Il Co., Rich
mond Va.
A telegraph oficc win be established Mt the
Springs, thus aifOrding visitors MI opportunity OF
| prompt communication with every part OF the
country my ls-7m
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NOTICE TO THE FARMlsRS.-I am
~ now ready 10 MAKE ENGAGEMENTS FOR
THKESHING WHEAT WITH PITTS MA
CHINE, driven by st"am-power. For terms, APP
piyto W. VI. PARRISH, Main street, Rockets,
opposite "owhutan Steamboat landing, or post
olicc box II, !e A-AH
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A New SYNAGoGUE.-The cornerstone OF
a new Jewish synagogue of the Congrega-
tion Kenneth Israel will be lald on me 2ls'
instant. The building committee Is com
posed of Mcsors. Z. n ii. Whitlock, NJ
kaufman, s. Lichenstein, and \. HFsh-
bprr
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LETTERS REMAINING IN TIL

RIcuxosp Posr-OFFlcE JUNE 10, lSG9.-
Beniamjn \. Brooks, Colonel Moore, McdI-
cal Director. Hughes & Lowe, Rlchm3na, T.
II. " I'aylor, Havana, Cuba; Captain Francis
Jarvis. Concord, Mass. ; George +. Curtis
Detroit, Mich; Miss 7. NJ. s. BALTIMORE
MI
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ODns AND ENDs.--Thirty-tw Knights
Tcmplars left Richmond for Philadelphia
on Sunday morning.
If YOU have changed your residence since
the last registration. see that yolr name is
on the list of the ward in which YOU now
reside.
Stoncwal Council, No. II, Friends OF
Temperance, was instituted at Red Mems
Hall last night.
If you know of any unnaturaliZcd TO-
reigncr, show him how to get his papers
and make him register.
The trec-lettcr delivery system will go
into operation on or about the lst of July.
1t is best to see whether your own name
is correctly registered, and then there will
be no doubt about your having Il vote.
Another dead baby was found i'll the gully
near the Presidents house on Saturday
afternoon. Evident infanticidc no inquest.
The only way to keep Lewis Lindsey from
representing you i'll the next Legislature Is
TO register and vote.
Governor Wells hasn't done much speak
ing since Mr.. lIumcs replied to him ut Alb
ingdon. His health is not good.
The amount of money in the State trca-
sury Yesterday was Si0l ,G25.S2.
Several people who registered last year
find that their names have been dropped
from the list. See if yours is there and cor
rcctly entered.
The orphans of st. Joscph's Asylum will
have pic-nic at Elba Park on the Fourth
of July.
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SUMMER RESORTS
CWEET CHALfBEATE SPRINGS,
COMMONLY Kyowg As
RED SWEET SPRINGS,
ALLEGHANY COUNTY, VIRGINIA.

These Springs, situated eight miles from ALE,
yhany station. Chcsapeak and Ohio railroad, VIII
be for the reception OF visitors on the 7o'h OF
JUNE.
In addition to the inclo.cd POOLS ehe best In
the country. for plunge bathing, OF tho dellghual
temperature OF scvenfy-six degrees there Is also
wcll-arrangsd establishment for receiving HOT
and WARM BATHS OF any temperature that may
be desired.
Charges, THREE DOLLARS per day.
Post-olicc NJ the Springs. -
THOMAS KISS1REY,
n ON prOnrirtOr.
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4 MELIA SULPHUR SPRINGS.

IA
This old and popular resort, having been tho
roughly repaired, painted, and newly Furnished,
will be open for visitors OF tire FIRST DAY OF
JUNE.
The Springs are two and half miles from Je-
tcrsvic depot, on tho Richmond and Danville
railroad, forty-thrce miles from Richmond.
Convcyances will he In attendance on the arrival
of the morning trains.
Fare from Richmond to Springs and return, ~.
TERMS OF BOARD:
Per month OF four weeks ks..................sto 90
Per week IL ~
fcr uay W
Children unCsr ten years OF age ana coiorca sor-
wants. half price.
White servants according tn accommodations.
Parties prcferrng 10 furnish their own bed linen.
towels, and light, S35 per month. Every attention
and accommodation Is pledged for tho comfort OF
the guests.
Table furnished with the best the market affords.
Good pin alley, music, &c.
j. C. MOORE, G. A. MILLER.
Proprietor. General SUPP.
For further information apply to
s. s. COTTRELL, Richmond, Va.
T,,9
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SENT OR FOR FELoNY.-Baby Clark's dtt6'
wouldn't hold water Yesterday morning,
and he was sent on to be indicted for felony
on the charge Of being concerned in the at
tempt TO rob Captain Widgrcn, on the
Sularc, on "Wednesday night last.
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ACC1DEST.-On Sunday afternoon an ON
nibuS, driven by James Cooper (negro), ran
into a buggy in which Mr.. Thomas Colligan
and his family were driving, and the force
of the shock threw Mr.. and Mrs. Colligan
and their infant child out of the buggy. Mrs:
Colligan was seriously hurt, having received
cut in the forehead about three inches
long, which went to the bone and rendered
her inScnsible for some time. She was taken
home and surgeon sent for, who dld what
was necessary for her. The infant Was
thrown twenty feet out of its mothers arms.
1t was bruised considerably, but not serl-
ouSly hurt.
Cooper was arrested by Detective O'Dwy-
cr. He drives one Of CARRIERS stages, and
was in the employment of the Ballard
House lie was brought before the police
court yesterday morning, and his case con-
tinued until to-day.
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GUNNER BOARDING.

GUNNER BOARDING.
Having recently leased tho LOUISA HOTEL, at
Iousa Forlythosr and furnished It In all It's
apartments with NEW FURNITURE, ! am pre-
Darcd to accommodate families AND others who
NAV desire comfortable BOARDING..
NV table viii at all times be supplied with tue
best the country affords served mp I'm the best Vir-
gfnin atvlc f.. G. MOORE,
jr 7-nwiw+ Proprietor.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE IL lssa.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. JUNE is, 1909.
sun rises ..,..... 443 Moon sets. .........l IL. S
sun sets ........... III High tide ........ 9.l
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LOCAL MATTERS.

InE GREAT MEETING THIS AFTERNOON
owing to the inclcmcncy of the weather the
great Conservative mass meeting which was
to have taken place yesterday was post
poncd until this afternoon at ) o'clock.
There will be great speeches by some of the
greatest speakers Of the State, and the Cen
traI Committee renew the request made
yesterday that the stores he closed at AZ i.
NJ, so that everybody may attend the meet
ing on the Square.
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CLOTHING.

q l. o I ii n G
FOR TILE
VI l. L q y
BALDWIN'S
AT LOWER PRICES THAN EVER.
GOOD SUITS, 81 to S25,
SCOTCH SUITS. sl5 TO s25.
NOW Is YOUR TINE TO BUY.
CORNER MAIN AND TENTH STREETS.
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Rirflmol>(l DispattEl,
TUESDAY. JUNE Is, 1869.
THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DISPATCH"
is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LAT1ON OFALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
pAPERS OF THIS CITY.
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

ION all public private sales OF real estate made
between the first day Of January and the first day
Of July the purchaser pays the taxes for the pre-
sent year. but on all sales between the first day oi
July and the thirty-iirSt day Of December the
seller pays them.
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JAMES 4. FRAZIER, Proprietor.
THE ROCK RRIlEE WATER
NRANT AND COLFAX

NRANT AND. COLFAX
VI ASSOCIATION ROOMS,
No. 3, NORTH TWELFTH STREET,
open 10 the public, where papers from all parts OF
the United States and
VIRGINIA IN PARTICULAR,
are kept on rle
DURING THE CAMPAIGS.
tie4-l9tl
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NEAREST WATERING-PLAC TO
RICHMOND.
TWO HOURS RIDE!
HUGUENOT SPRINGS,
POWuATAN COUNTY, VIRGINIA.

This celebrated Virginia watering place. having
been recently repaired, renovated, and rciur-
nshcd, will he open la receive visitors on the isth
of June. The arrangements about the place have
been made complete, the furniture IL All new, and
all the attractions OF Il nrst-ci4ss summer resort
ar offered.
The character OF the waters ut the Springs-~hite
sulphur and halyhcate-has been spoken OF by
many eminent physicians as containing great viz
tues. The grounds of the Springs are extensive
and beautiful, and tho views and drives approll-
mate arc uneIccllcd.
The place Is accessible both by rail and canal,
being one and half miles from the canal, and nve
miles from Coulheld the Danyllc railroad, Just
half hours ride from the city. ConVeyances ut
Coalfcd and the canal landing.
The following reasonable rates Of board are Of
fcred
Per week. ..........................U50 .U50
icr Hlont1 ........'.'..., .,'-.'...
Children, twelve years and under, anu cOlOrcd
servants half price White servants according To
accommodations.
NOKVELL COBB Il CO., rroprietors.
I'm
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DATENT ELLIPTIC SUSPENDER.

This invention Is based on n strictly scientific
principle, and Is Il valuable improvement on tho
old-siylc suspcndcrs. II l. simple In construction,
strong and durable, and combines the qualities OF
BRACE AND SUSrENDER,
the pautaoons being attached and supported
from two central points under the arms 50 ADJUST
ed by the srspcndcr as to hang 4 common ccntr" ;
therefore the strain OF stress on them Is just thcir
own weight In any position in which the wearcr
may place himself Both front and back webs
draw from common centre. and cqualZc the stress
or strain upon each shoulder, while the centre
piece or quadrangle will adapt the suspcndcr To
au form Of shoulders, whereby the stress or strain
Is so balanced and divided that 4 free ana nnrc-
strictcd motion of the body IL allowed, producing
n bracing effect ease, and comfort, To the wcarer
which cannot secured in the usc of the ordinary
suspcndcrs. Another advantage Is Its exemption
from unpleasant odur In warm weather. us the
elastic web does not cross the shoulders.
For sale hy h. Is. SfENCf' " SoN.
icu 1900 Main street.
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FOR SALE.

LUR SALE, A PORTABLE ENGINE,
Il rightcrn-horsc power, In complete running
order II NAV be seen at work ut any time.
Also a SMALL. FARM, with fine rattlc-rhngc
adjoining All excellent opportunity Tor dairy
man with small means.
Also, 100 cords Of PINE WOOD. thoroughly
seasoned. a.
railroad. strong Inducements viii he offered TO u
cash purchaser. Apply To, or address,
| join GUSSDSS, Glen Allen,
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Registration in the city commenced yes
terday, and progressed very slowly. We
were unable in consequence of the bad
weather to get full advices from only three
wards. The returns were as follows
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MOURNING GOODS

MOURNING GOODS:
BLACK GRENADINES at -, 80 and *3-
yrry cheap;
r-. ELACk GRENADINES at II per yard-;l
bargain;
- HLACk GRENADINES, very pretty and
cheap:
rrrtty GRAY MoIlAIE GRENADINES, suita-
~" far second mourning;
BLACK CIIALLIES,
BLACK ThMAETA%ES,
BLACK CRAZE and ENGLISH BAREGES.
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WHITE GOODS.
SWISS and ORGANIZE MUSLlNS,
LACCONET>. CAMBKICS.
PLAIN nnd PLAID NAlNNOOkS,
IRISH LINENS,
rILLDW-CASE LINENS,
TOWELS, NAPKINS
TABLE DIAPER,
@ pieces WHITE LINEN DIAPER nj S2, a.. SO,
and S3-grcat bargains.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-04-08
Sur gnouifrieae nno Sarmer.

@enn bic 3ei6eu Der 3eit nidt tru<
gen, plrfte Der &rtea III Cuba Don LANCER
Dauer Elm. Sponien miro nidt auf~
9eten, 70 LANCE @panten nod Qber Elm
59iE lber Solpoten uno einem Dol
lar @elo gu Yerfi9en bat. Die Yreife
Don 3uder iiro jeBt l9pn bod, unp in
rem &erbdltnib> ir mel6er pie 2ebeQton
Tprtlbrite ma1t miro AUDI bic 3eit FONT
men, 100 Die Yroruftipu Don 3uGer 70
na6laf7sn miro, boB muir Der e{nbeimiiAe
8eparf befrieci9t ,percen fam, oergrpovt
aber %Yplltanptg aufb1rt. G5 oiirfte cann
Ger 3ettpunft eintreten, 100 mir Elm dbnz
lides Steigen Der pretlr wabrnebmen
tperoen, al6 e6 ,pabrenp unlereS &rie9e8
NIT Der Baummole Der Sail mar npel6e
IS Gts. ras Dfuno, III 1864 ober fir
$40 uerfauf # wurDe.
Dies loute tie Muf merf lamfeit u1ierer
Tormer ouf BE Mnpf lansuna etne6 Nrtiz
fel5 lenfsn Der un6 Elm Sutititut fir cen
Don CUBA impprttrtsn 3uder gc!pabrt.
Gubenz3uder mel1er lett mebr bonn ei1en
Sabrbunoert III Bronfrsld uno Deut|dz
lano @prprucirt n irp> fam IN ebenlo gutter
Sualit6t ber9cteQt 'rerpen ais Der bette
Mobe 3uder uno w%ent9ltens ebcn1o bill
Zig.
Man lo9t oaB RE @islen 21rpeyeieu
ret Wefliben Staaten tit jecer Sesiez
bung fir ben 9(nbau Der Nunfel Niben
aeei9net ieie1, Die 3utereitun9 1T dbnz
LID Der res Npbrz3 uderS. Mon reGnet
oab flint Gonnen %8sreini9ter @aben unz
9etdbr $50 pfuno %rrrin1ren poer $50
pfuno cpppelt %raffnirten 3udey prpcr>
ciren ; Der 9Re{t it WpuaNes.
Mmerifanilhsr Gr1inru196aeilt wirpc
lhnel 9enu1 Dloldinen fit oie 8eret~
tun9 BON &ubensuder berfeQen wsl@s
niGt nur aQs6 0esenwarti9e III ricz
let Brand,e iiberttefm ioncern ea
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lt9en Nriifsl fir ZEN etSenen Beoarf
ber5ulteuen. Wir }outen 9laubtn IS
pare Get Wube pertb eine,Werl ub comit
%aniuteGen,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-04-08
Sunoe6 Scamteu.

Seit Der Decentralization oe6 prdfpenI
Sadlon big auf ben beuttsen Sag, 1T Cd
Sitte uno Yartei= Oebrau6 Die Nemte1
an Die Mit9lieper per ile9reiden Yartei
gu 9eben. Wir baben nieulal6 9e9laubt,
rab bieb cine euteGitte lit unp iinb iberz
3eu9t> eae bieier @ebraud piel rasu betz
9etraoen bat ma116e unfdbi9e uno daratz
terrible 2eute in Nenter su brtn9en. 81
bi9teiten uno Gbrlibfeit 1olten Die eriten
S%eclnsuaaen iein, wel6e einen Mann ;u
ei1,em Mmte berebti9en iouten> nidtparz
tetein fluff.
@ir bebauptsn nidt, paB oieier parz
teiz@ebrou@ fren9 purd9efQbrt 1puroe II.
lbeint namentli6 Yraipent Grant cine
Nu6nabme Ypn oiele Gs9sl gu MAIDEN.
Wie Dem ober AUDI iein mD9e bic
Gbatia9s 1T ni6t mes,uldu9nsn> pab
Yraficent> Cabinets WitAtteoer uno Gpn<
9rebleute rpn alien 9etten tefirmt
tperpen rielen pper jeneu ansulteuen> 70
lonae nod cine Gtnsigc @tel1e rafant
it,
Sn une tit Minne1pta iinp bis
jest npd weni9 Nniteuunsen 9en1adt
roroen. 2lu6 bier 1T Die Nnsabl Der
Seweyber grob. Bir ;weiieln nt6t pae
yon Seiten unlerer Gon9reB Mit9liecer
10 melt riele eben in Setradt fommell
Die teitsn Mu5pablen 9etrofen
merocn uno {inp etenio lberSeu9t
ro6 in oieler Nu5wabl Senator
Siam ely bic 9erebten NnpraGe
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-04-08
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