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sSt. Cloud Hotel.

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I'HIS new aud commodjous house, located
L corner Of Broadway aud Forty Second St.
possesses advantages over all other houses for
the accommodation OF its guests. 1t was built
expressly for "a first class Family Boarding
Aouse-the rooms being large and en- suit heat
cd BY steam-with hot aud cold water ana fur
nlshed second to none; while the culinary de-
PArtment Is IN the most experienced hands
ahordtng guests an unequeled table.
one % AtEood's Patent Elevators is also
among the 'modern Improvement" and at tho
service Of guests at all hours
The broadway and University Place Cars
pass the door every four minutes, running from
the city Hall to Central Park, while the Sixth
ana seventh Avenue Lines arc but short block
on elthor side aiording ample facilities for COM
hunlcatne with ali the Depots Steamboat
LahdInE' places Of Amusement and Bust ness Of
the great metropolis.
MORE Il HOLLEY,
hcu-"usm. PrUpEetors.
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ad ..6gY, Ola SUleu, anu UI.Lta
ii tito . on

Ar5.ng from bad ftatsoi sb,,od -, 'sur,
diseases are erAdicated and a clear and 'r'' ,rrY-
snt surface regsined by the restorative action ui
this Ointment Il surpassess many of the cos.
metics and other toilet appliances in ils power to
dispel rashes and gther dishgurements Of thrfs,
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REEVES AMBROSIA
FOR the HAIR,
IMPROVED ;

IMPROVED
1t Is an elegant Dressing for the Hair.
1t causes the Hair to Curl beautifully.
1t keeps the Scalp Clean and Healthy.
1t invisorAteS the Roots of the Hair.
It forces the Hair and Beard to grow luxurisntIy.
1t immediately stops Hair Falling Out.
1t keeps the Hair from Changing Color from %,
1t restores Grey Hair toit' Original Color.
1t brings out Hair on head. that have been bald
Tor years.
It is composed ontirc- Of simple and purely
vegetable substances.
1t has received over ak thousand voluntary ties.
tmoniaIs its excellence, many Of which are
from Physicansin high standing
1t is sold in halfpound bottles lthe name
blown in the glass, by Druggists and Dealers in
Fancy Goods everywhere, at One Dollsrper Bet
tie. Wholesale by Dema, Barnes CO.; F. c.
Wells Co.; scbleaeliu 4 Co., New York.
mcb2+diy.
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Agents Wanted $50 a day.
TWO $40 MAPS FOR 50.
LLOXD's
PATENT REVOLV Wing DOUBLE
M a - G11s

y! America and Europe, America aud the Uni.
ted States of America.
Colnred-in 400 Counties.
These great Maps, now just completed, show
every place Of importance, all Railroads.&c. date.
An1 tue iAtest alterations in the various Euro
P"an states. hese maps are needed In every
school and family in the land-they occprv ~
space Of one map, and by means Of the Revcr-
ser, either side can te thrown front, and ar'y
part brought level to the eve. County Rfehf.
AMI large discounts given 20 good Age0is.
Apply for circulars, terms, and send money
for sample maps, 10
!. T. LLOYD.
meh23dwIm ~ C1Tt'auit \
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Piles and Fistula,

Every form and feature Of these prevalent az
stubborn disorders is erudicatsd locally aud Ct
nrsly by ths uts OF this emolIent; warm fomeu
inyariable.
both the Ointment and IIus should be used
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-13
THE SCIENCE OF HEALTH
EVERY MAN
HIS OWN PHYSICIAN.
HOllOway's pills,
HOLLOWAY'SOENTMENT
Disorders Of the stomach, Liver and
Bowels,

The stomach IL tie great centre which indu-
ences the health or disease Of the syitem abused
or iebiIitatsd by indigestion, offensive
breath and physical prostra,ion are the natufal
CONSEQUENCE Allied So the brain, 1t 10 the
source Of headaches, mental depression, nervous
complaints and uHreireshiug sleep. The Liver
becomes affected and generpto- bilious disorders,
pains In the side, &c. The Bowels tympsthiEs
by Costveness, Dautoa and Dysent"ry. The
prime pal action Of these Flls is on the stomach,
ana the liver, lungs, bowel, AMI kidneyE pHrtici.
pate ~ their recuperatiyc and fegcuerauve oper-
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Aryslpelas and salt Rheum

are Two o. The most common and yirulcut diI-
CtuefS INT or -. .-"'ipont. 10 these tho
V'"'meh' 80 'sresta'.y ,..,~sss.,,,y, 49, -. dus
oFo'an-l u nH1 ~ NtNuI,htr ,us tuLvu suu
then conpte,v the cure.
had --osy, Ola SVleu. anu UI.LrS.
Case If uIry sLFs' standing that kaY, DR..
hhHeioUi = r'lri': - yiJd tO Any ether rrtgr
or TIRE ne =. b We in ~ sibv srSurh,'.
sppliC at 500 thisI '.,rF'' tn,.LeF
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1rHan,s Life Tnziroratnr.


OR IVENATINu ELIXIR,
For all arrangements Of Ghe Urinary OrgaaL II
gives
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All irHlus rHn directly through to New York,
Va $50 MILES, without change Of coaches.
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From and after February 18th, 1919, Trains
WI Leave ID connection with all Western lines, 10
I.LL.m.. :, -
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NEWS sUNHNGARx.
City Affairs.


When atll the body of Eaton was taken from
the scattold yesterday, it was conveyed to the
college at Ninth and Locust streets. where at ten
minutes of 2 o'clock series of experiments
were instituted with a view, as the friends
tnought TO the resuscitation of Eaton. Heavy
charges from galvanic battery, artificial nfa-
tlon OF the lungs, were resorted to- but while
those in charge were able to get up an APP
Rearance of life, there was no real vitality.
The eyes opened, the chest seemed to be inflated,
the heart pulsated, and one arm was raised. All
these symptoms of life soon subsidized, and
although strong batteries were brought to bear,
and large quantity of gas was injected, nothing
was accomplished except renewal of the de-
ceptive appearance of life. These experiments
were continued for an hour. A post mortem was
then made, and il was discovered that the neck
was not broken, but that death was caused by
asphyxia, or sufocation.
Yesterday afternoon, while James Gray,
Barney Morrison, James and John McPeall were
at work on the wharf at Lombard street, Schuyl-
kill, pile of lime stored on the wharf slid into
the river, carrying the four men with il. They
were rescued from the river, but John McPeak
was so badly burned by the lime that he had to
be removed to the Hospital. The others escaped
with less injury, and were taken home.
About quarter past two o'clock yesterday
afternoon Harry Benson, aged four years, was
run over by a light express wagon, at Swanson
and South streets, and seriously injured about
the back. He was taken to the hospital, and
Joseph Trainor, the driver of the wagon was
arrested and taken before Alderman McDeyitt
who held him to answer,
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THE TWITCHELL SUICIDE.

The COroner's Observation-Disclosures as 10
the Admission of Visitors To TwitchelPs Cell
on "Wednesday.
The Coroner's jury met at the prison yesterday
afternoon and received the following testimony
William b. Perkins sworn am Superlnten-
dent of the prison; was not presenI IN the ecu
7 last evening after o'clock; TwltcheHs relatives
were there i'm the course of the afternoon ana
evening; two keepers were always on that corrl-
dor: his relatives were permitted to see him at all
reasonable times; Mr.. Bringhurst was the lass
person in the cell last nigh; Twitchell and Eaton
were not together during the night, but they
could talk to each other from their Cell doors;
don't know anything of Twitchel saving to
Eaton that he would not be nung; great care is
always taken TO keen rom the prisoners every
thlng tlat NAV ue used to take life; Twltchen
was not 80 arched after visitors left, nor the cell
eT' mined for the reason that the officer was
directed to be inside the cell, and TO occupy -
,nsition from which he could see all that passed;
Rev. George Brnghurst sworhl leit lTi'oIon innt
obout twenty minutes aiter II oclooiS 10 i'9S %
i'nt .s1JuS was twice to see him yesterday; from
rs Guarter of 6 F. NJ, and from twenty mlnutes
W W ~ twenty minutes after II; there was con-
toDt stream of visitors during the day. saw
or eohteen persons in the cell Mt different
ios and George spoke of eight or ten persons
visiting him before got there; VIC hu I'SIo
oi H fret an opportunty TO read the scriptures
i"tr99 6en. Charles Perkins was with nm untll
o'clock; at II o'clock he got up wouTH .arG "is is
otoh handed me the key, and SAID, inns IL
M MMa'en i,,.ll neveA- wind inv watch again; ne
Inen aesu ea lnv W can carry III VIC DA'' ~
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sS sSh, ESp 5 5M9s9s Go9og days from anteso
Schr Mary Ellen, Buckingham, days from Howtown,
l., Sehr Cooper, Galloway, days from LAUREL Del, with
SShr Garnet Marshall day from loves Del, with mdso
Steamer Frank, Pierce, "a hours from New York, with
Steamer & "a sinners, Knox "a hours from New York
of barges to W. p. Clyde & 90.
MEMORANDA
steamship Utility Nckersou hence, at Providence 9th
Steamship Prometheus, Gray, for Philadelphia, sailed
Bgrque Alpha Partridge, hence for London off Sal
BarQue yolan Castner for Philadelphia, sailed from
Balauc Erminq, Hilton, for Philadelphia, sailed from
BarGue Comet Petrc, for Philadelphia, entered out
Barque Woodland Higgins hence Rotterdam, sailed
Barque j; Cummings, Hookway, from Rotterdam 26th
at II NJ, Cape May bearing W.NW IL miles; had expe
enced heavy weather lost oromas head and upper spars
Bafque Ann Elizabeth, Norgrave for Philadelphia, was
Brig Charles Miller Gchrst hence for Bath below
Brig Tangent yer, hence for Bangor, sailed from
Sch. Lizzie Batcheider English, at Baltimore 7th inst
SehT Xdde Blaisde Garfield at Navassa Goth ult load
Schr May Munroe, Munroe, from Matanzas at New York
SchTs E. S. Conan Gerrish, and Jonathan May, Neal
schr Maria Roxana, Palmer for Philadelphia cleared
Portland 9th inst.
Schr VIM S Deughten, Taem hence, at Gloucester 9Th
instant
,schr r. II. Huntey, Nckerson, hence for Boston, at
Newport 5th inst.
Schrs West Wind, Lawson, and Ephraim and Ann Green
BhIladSphia Watchfql Carr hence for Lynn and Eva
Belle, Barrett, do for Boston, at Holmes Hole 9th inst
and most of them sailed again.
Schr Osprey Jones, cleared at Baltimore 9TH inst for
Camden, N. j.
Schr A. A. Andrews Kelly, hence at Boston 9Th inst
Schr Richard Vaux Whitaker, cleared at Boston 9th
inst, for Wilmington, N. O.
Schrs Onrust Heath, and Fly Carter for Philadelphia
sailed from East Greenwich 9th inst.
Schr Lizzie Evans Evans hence, at FAN River 4h
Schr Abbe Bursley Parker from Rockport for Philade
phia, at Newport 9th inst
Steamer Tacony, Nichols for Philadelphia, cleared at
New York yesterday.
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OFFICE OF ASSISTANT COMMlSSARY SUB
~ SISTENCE.
FRANKFoRD ARSENAL, April T. 1869.
Sealed proposals, in duplicate will be received by
the undersigned at this Office until ~ NJ, April 2l,
1862 for furnishing the troops stationed at Frank
ford Arsenal with FRESH BEEF, of a good mar
ketabe quality in equal proportions of fore and hind
quarters excluding necks, shanks, and kidney tai
low; the beef to be. delivered free Of cost to the
troops in such quantities and on such days may be
from time to time required by the proper authority,
and to continue in force six months, or such less
time as the Commssary- General shall direct, and
subject to his approval, commencing the 1st day
Of May, 1869.
Upon acceptance of the offer security and bond in
the sum of six hundred dollars will be required for
the faithful performance of the contract
Bids to be endorsed proposals for Fresh Beef"
WILLIAM PRINCE
4 S Ct First Lieut.. Ord, Bvt. Capt U. s. A., C. S.
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MARINE TELEGRAPH,
For additional Marine He,co see First Pag

For additional Marine Nelc8 see First Page.
ALMANAC FOR PHILADELPHIA-THIS DAY
sun RISES. .53l Moon RISES ....... 43S
sun SETS. .633 HIGH WATER ...... 12 36
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE.
GEORGE N. LATHAM
WILLIAM q. KENT, COMMITTEE OF THE MONTH
d. o. MCCAMMoN,
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Mails are forwarded by every steamer IN the r.
The steamers for or from Liverpool call at Que
cent the Canadian line, which call az London
steamers for or from the Continent call az Sou
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship JuniatG, HOxe, Havana and New Orleans,
Philadelphia and Southern Mail Steamship 90.
Schr Ida H. Wheeler Dyer Sagua, q. q. Van Horn.
Schr John L. Merrill, WiGks Mobile D. s. Stetson Co
Sehr j. Sawyer, HarIner, Providence, do.
Schr James Nj. Vance, Burdge, lembridgeport, do.
Schr Il nj Broomall, Douglass, Boston, do.
Schr f. N Tower, Perry, New Haven, Westmoreand Coal
ScLr A M Flanagan, Collins, Portsmouth Dovey Co.,
Steamer E o. Bidde, McCue, New York, 7. Clyde&Co
Stes,ner n Shriver Higgins Baltimore, A. Groves Jr
fue Thos Jefferson Allen for Baltimore, with tow OF
barges w. L. Clyde d Co.
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PROPOSALS.
IMPAIRMENT OF HIGHWAYS BRIDGES,
IL SEWERS, ETC. OFFICE OF CHIEF COM
MISSIONER, No. 104 s. FIFTH Street.
puI nII Anril s 1850


NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed Proposals will be received at the office of
the Chief Commissioner of Highways until ~ o'clock
NJ on MONDAY, the 18th instant, for the construc-
ton of the following three-feet Sewers, YH.:-On
Third street. between Race and Branch streets;
Warren street, between Thirty-seventh and Thirty
eighth Streets Twelfth street, from Monterey to
Race street; thence westward on Race street to
Jacoby street; and on Eighth street, from Master
street to the north curb line Of Columbia avenue;
and for the following twO-feet-siX-inch Sewers,
viz. ON Lancaster street, from Market to Thirty
third street, and on Tasker street. from Sixth to
Seventh street.
The understanding to be that the contractor shall
take bills prepared against the property fronting on
said sewers to the amount OF one dollar and fifty
cents for each neal foot of front each side of the
street much cash paid; the balance as limited
by ordinance to be paid by the city.
When the street is occupied by City Passenger
Railroad track the Sewer shall be constructed along
side of said track in such manner as not to obstuct
interfere with the safe passage of the cars thereon
and claim for remuneration shall be paid the con-
tractor by the company using Sad track as speclned
in Act Of Assembly approved May S, 1866
All bidders are invited to be present at the time and
place of opening the said proposals. Each proposal
will be accompanied by certificate that bond has
been filed in the Law Department as directed by Or
dinance of May 25 1860. If the lowest bidder shall
not execute contract within five days after the
work is awarded, he will be deemed as declining, and
will be held liable his bond for the difference be-
tween his bid and the next highest bid. Specihca-
tions may be had at the Department Of Surveys,
which will be strictly adhered to.
MAIILON II. DICKINSON,
asst Chief Commissioner Of Highways.
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AMUsEMENrs

A CADEMY OF MUSIC opr1,, -
Lh'fs9EE 80 !, ,I,AND AND pIRECToR VI hnA BOUFFE..
From the fTthSeNUH TheaNtSUaH OPERA COMPANY yyNtAV'
Xvhor ali iiPpenlng ~ wight WEDNFSISh wv York
"H0N W." W VI esenteu, for the frst t1e Aprll a.
IN ,r,,,oh -. 1htNEyIEVE DE BRHR% R%MHnae' MHnae'
Rp RpS ~hidn Itf occasion TIE two great PrmS no,
NOsE BELL and Mile DIsSCI.AIIZ Sponnas, Madame
pear on the same evening" in conjunction S,h NH Jointly APP
Rocte NJ VI MI 1raus Company MI Cas sue eeier
becksrs, M Nsen9t M Bourgion, NJ Mussav ~ "rr,sler M
M SteI' ei fhopin M Hnopin Mesueretti Mile Baeeoyea
and splendid mise e scene. 0'''"' rNcn Costumes,
Musical Director and Conductor DoL.-. -
Notwithstanding the enormous ,toepel
these performances the prices adrssion h attend
fixed as follows General admission al saot ve Deeu
lery, % cents. '' W oehtsi Gai-
Seats for any performances now be secproa =, a., =
Academy and at William III. Boner Co s Mnse G y, Ine
No. 1902 Chestnut street. i""sc SVores
Doors open at o'clock Curtain rises at ~
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY

Nor,g barque Haabet Pedersen, ~ days from Liverpool
with salt TO A. Kerr a Bro. .. .f..os ,.i,,,
Sohr Abbie Dunn, Fountain, DAYS iioh m"V"h""s' WV"
molasfes to r.. @. Knight A Go. - . III, ,,,..os
Schr d. Seger Ellis, days from MatahNs WIN i4''7
10 E O. Knight 4 20. =, -. A. .,i,b i.a
10 Rnicht Sons. 20 miles sF G. harsPf y It. M
iLA4A---a-s %ssA - -
.pu,,I "A 4. aySI tgOJn the deek
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J.YAUGHE MERIICR. WILLIAM MERRICK.
JOHN z. COPE
SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY, FIFTH AND
~ WASHINGTON Streets.
IA.
MERRICK d SONS,
ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS,
manufacture High and Low Pressure Steam Engines for
Land, River, and Marine Service
Boilers, Gasometers Tanks, Iron Boats, etc.
Castings of all kinds, either Iron Brass.
Iron Frame Roofs for Gas Works. Workshops and Rail
road Stations, etc.
Retorts and Gas Machinery of the latest and most i'm
proved construction.
Every description of Plantation Machinery Sugar
Saw and Grst Mills Vacuum Pans, Oil Steam Trains, De.
fecatOrs, Filters Pumping Engines, etc.
Sole Agents for N Bleux's Patent Sugar Boiling Appa-
ratus, Nesmyths Patent Steam Hammer, and Aspnwall
q Wooseys Patent Centrifugal Sugar Draining Ma
chimes. 43T
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-08-12

peutli@ uub tlar p; unp mir baben bis
jeBt fetne uria@e 3u 3~tpeifeln poB bic
Wtt9lteper pes S@ul &atbes BEN @eleb
mad unbel@aoet ibrer politii1en Deer
confeitoneQen l1ebepeusuns, tbre ppue
. i9t tbun uerben. a
@ir winiden i9ltebli9 nod be1pn>
pers barauf bin;upeilen rab unler Mreu<
ment nidt ipe5teu 9e9e11 nnlere fatbolt<
iden mitblr9er Seri&tet 1T. @ir baben
in ct. paul beut1&e Metboot=
ten unp lutbert1@e S@ulen>
oeren TinanSuerbdltni0e iepenfaQs nidt
better, ia pielet@t ni@t 10 gut iino ais
bic ber fatbpli@en @@ulen uno ,piirbe
IS fit 2eBtere jepenfaQs cine 9rpBe 9alfe
itin, tpenn na@ tent pben an9efabrten
plane ibre 2ebrer aus benz ausemeinen
S@ulfono be5ablt merpen fSnnten. @o
lar9e pir aber iberSeust iinp eaB ba6
@eleb cine terartiee 8erwenoun9 Der
ftaotti4en S@ul9eloer ni9t 3uld6t, t6nn<
ten mir ebenioweni9 Elm berartiee6 @er>
lansen biuisen ODER re&tfertisen, slei@z
oiel Don wel@er &irden>@ emeinl9oft Is
fpr1u1t.
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Der nd@Fe 6ouDerneur.

I sTtE-E $it8.E - IItfgsI Nl-tstE <tH5 EEiIis8ttt
8enn mir im9lugemeinen ben @runb>
lag aufteQen, baB e6 bic YRi@t jeoe6Nez
publtfaner6 1T bas bon 1einerpartei auf<
9elteute Eidet 3u u~ntertlben, 10 LANCE
pie platform cine republifanil9e unb
pie @anoioaten pirti9e @ertreter ber re-
publitanii@en partet linp; 10 fam Niez
n1a1o ba6 &e@t be6 G%inselnen in Gra9e
jteben, % 7 eer Domination fol9e Mdn<
t1er gu befreunoen, mel@e. fit bic be-
t%reffenoen Nemter an, 9eei9neten i&einen.
Die Convention fnoet am 9. @eptem<
ter ftatt uno pie mir Dor &ur3em g.
lesenbeit ;u% erpdbnen batter, fam man
jeBt l4un nit 3iemli9er@ ewibbeitb eiimz
men, mel&e bic Mu%serwdblten fem per<
btn. Nur bic domination fit @ouDerz
reur f4eint nod 3temli@ un9epi6 gu fem.
No1 benen melde i9 UNI Die Npuina<
tton beperben ldetnt muir nod Elm einst<
9er i'm Geloe au iein, &i@ter Muiin pom
st. peter. @tr 9lauben baB bteier 6err
Elm gutter Suriit uno @i9ttr it, Oh oer>
lelbe aber bic pa0enee Yer(Snli9feit flr
elm Npmtntfrattpnsamt it, mi6en mir
be3neifeln. ~ru .
8et Der 9rp6en Nnsa5l Don fdbieen
Mfannern fir bieienYpten, 1oQte fi@ cine
Convention ni@t pur@ refine 2ofalsrlnoe
belttmn1en lal1en. Selbl rpenr es bic
Mbii@t cer Convention it, bae oer @ou<
oer1eur8 @anoioat aus benz fioli9en
Tbetl be6 Staate6 9enpmmen 1perben
mus, t6nnen mir lei@t Manner 6npen>
wel9e IN bobem @rape bic 6dbt0fetten
fit Elm, administrations Mmt beliBen.
@ebt uns einen 9uten &tpublitaner Ell
mem Mann welder prin3ipientreue lno
Geit9teit oesGbaratters beiibt uno er >ptro
uns wiQtomrnen fem, Slet@oiel pon mel=
@em County er tommt. Cine Yartet,
wel@e Mdnner wte Mar1bal, @ IL
H. DpnnellN @inbom, Gam
9ubbart, &csers,
@b9erton uno Mnbere teiibt, }oute
niennals In @erle9tnbeit iein einen pa1z
lenben @anotpoten fir cas @puperneur6
Wmt Su flnbeu. .
Barum III bic Gerne 9reifen, rpenn
tpenn uns pas Cute 70 nabe lte9t! G6
1T un6 pollfpmrner sleidslltis, mel6e
@teuun9 bieler ODER jener Der @enannten
in frlberen Grasen einsenommen bat,
uno be8en mir Die beaimmte 5efnun9,
oab Der erte uno pi@tisfte plab auf Dem
2idet ni@t elmer 2%ocalttdt6fra9e eeopfert
tperper tpire.
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Wcr laht?

@uf un6 %senisente @rinoe 9eftab'
nabmen MIR In unierer lebten Samftae
Numu1er @eranlafunB gu erwdbnen,
pa6 General MperiQ ieinen Namen fiji
bas S@aBmetfer Nmt 3url69e3o9en
babe. Die vDi8pat9", melde idon lan9e
Die bofnunsslof Gage tbres @anoioater
eineeleben bate, ober e6 nt@t pertra9en
fam, taB bies an bic Sefentlidteit &C.
bra@t mirp, bebauptet paB Der General
nod thinner @anpirat II, fu@t aber BIZ
Son3e Trase papur4 3l uta9eben, caB fe
nit 14ledt. Serbebltera Ner9er infinuirt,
bic @taats3eituns babe fi@ bet benz tuarz
men @etter einen 9utenWtb MAIDEN MOL
len unp peebalb bteles @eri@t in l1ua>
lauf oeiebt. GruBpem i&etnt efeier @iB
ber vDispat9" gut gu 9efaQen, uno fe
bri@t barber in Elm bumortffl9es Sc
Ia rter aug.
H. Mb9eiebet; BON Der uni@uloi9enG reube
wel&e bie~ Dispat6" pariiber an ben Sag
le9t, baB ile nit tsibrem @anoipaten 70
let@ten &ouf6 BARON setpmn1en, 1T IS -
meit ba6Ne@ultat in Betrc9t tommt iebr
9lei@elltie, Oh Der General fi@ atermals
in bie6dnbe leiinerG reunoe be9eben bal, u.
wieoerum @anpipat 1T, ODER ni&t. Wir
9lauben e6 bis ieBt ni@t, unb baltea e6
flr einen 19le@ten. @ib Son Seiten Der
Dispatb, ,pel@e ibren 3eiern in eteier
tparn,en Belt 9er,, einen 8dren aufbinz
ben unp urs fir benielben perantwortlil&t
MAIDEN m19te.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-08-12
Mufbfpro Scmoention

Die Norwc9er bielten am 20. in
Nuibforo cine Convention al. 7Obi6 80
Deleaaten waren Su9e9en uno wurce be-
i9lodsn bab Gin Norwe9er bas
1canpinant}9e Clement auf hem
5taatstidst reprdlentiren iplle. unp raE
bic @abl zines Wanne6 BON ireen ;
elmer Notipnalitdt Der Wabl
eine5 Ddnen pprSusieben lsi. Del
@runb fir biele Sonperblnpler Snterei:
fen 1T 19mer ein3uieben ; unterrjeoer &c.
rin9un9 ober teflaaenswertb. @aa
murre >non ron une iagen, >penn mir BIT
domination zines Deut?9en MUIR u>1:
ter Der Beoinsun9 befiirworten wuIten
baB rerielbe Gin preube prer cir
@9mabe lein mibte. Sol9e Con:
perbettstntere6en finn nur easu seei9ne
bem @an3en su fdaren.
6err Qewie 2ew,ton wurpe BON be-
Convention sewdb!t> um BON ietner
Q%anrSleuten Ter Stoot6 @pnpenttpn ali
Ganpipat prdfentirt 3u tperpen, jeood
miro un6 ni6t mitsetbeilt fir wel9el
pofen. Die GpnYention ibel6lob ferner
poB lpllte 5err 2epiacn bic @bre cine
domination oblebnen Captain Mon
@riinayer Der StaatSz Gpnpentipn en-
pfpblen percen luu.
@ir t1nnen 1ur binsufl9en. mas nj
1dpn frlber ermdbnt baben. @ir bofa
paS lie un@ere eanbinapi11e E,
6reunce nod Dor Der G%onvention fid
iter eincn Ganpinaten fir Elm BE:
RimmteS Mmt einisen .rperten uni
t5unen picjelteu d9er ouf bic tinmltbt9
l1nteu1lbuns . eutj9er& epublifane
red1en.