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New-York tribune., 1870-12-19

Posr-OWlcB AND L. = CorRr.lIoUsE, Nkw-loRK CRY
OFyiCs oP SUPERiNrKNDESr Dec. is. lslo }
NARQIGuI AND CASI-IRON MOkk.-

w skALRD PROPOSALS will received the once Of the sa
psundent until ~ January l5 1871 inr furnishing deh'ens
ttng putting pse the and wcughtron NoTs exhibited
plAn specifications and schedules this oe cons uni OF cast
iron columns beiplstes &e ant soaghtion beams rrers
The work of the columns beams ard grdes must c
delivered bile and put place complete within iouf months
Of aud
required progress ndo by she Saerhrn
"
The contractor, will he permitted the The iereks ard engpes
10 putting the work place vhoaI change but vii e rul ~ ~
of the them who All be iafHsn0
the Department when required
ScarOltiRg O be furnished by the contrsctOrs -.
Proposals will be made BY The BY Segh Tor nc As 0~S
ngs aud beams provided for The schedules M.
Thr all snbdvied dHefen bi0aes oe' VIZ "
considered in the aggregate. .,..t
completion OF the contract . - -, .-..,..
Al bids must be accompanied by penal bond the sum OF tEeny
6yo dollars thai the bidder WI accept and perform We sy
tract the saeeney ~ the security 10 be cre1 ~ M
U Judge Clerk OF the u s Cou District Attorney
where be rcAiieN ,.,a,- t,t.
Department the g, reeet any or q, bids ~
70 DO
not printed obtained In this onoe snd io h
conform rvrrv respect requirements Of this ADVERTISEMENT
be be
Who themselves engaged the Manufacture cast or
on facilities Tor geHns 'u' 'A'
castings RULED leans -, , .,,-...ut a.
Proposals will be Endorsed Bida Tor ironWoA anu s1se'
CALVIN a. HULBUkD, SapenlteaasnL
New-York tribune., 1870-12-19
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS
MONDAY. DE-

Mails for Havana and Mereo via Sssl and ve sr1 per
Cty Pier No. II r. close The PoOhce atZ O'CLOCK
:. Steamship sails at , p. m.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-19
COURT CALRsDARS-THn DAY

COCRT
Srp.xxs CouRr-CHIxRRRs-INGRLHAH "opens at 10 q n
Calendar called at II m.
Third Monday Motion Calendar.
SUPREME CoURr-SPxcIAL TsEE-BRADr, "opens at a. m
New-York tribune., 1870-12-19
GEO. A. LkAvrr. Aucnoneer. .
DOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON

I'D HALL Asorp,es and Bishthst. LBAyIrr sTRBBEGH
SOLICITED LiBHARs CAIALoGSsD AND SOLD
ELEGANT BOOKS AT AUCTION -
TUESDAY EVENING Dec 20 st u o'clock SALE Of PRIVATE
LIBRARY comprisng splendid collection Of illustrated oks val
collection Pamphlets and Books relating to the sts
Pept Lincoln Of Trials; also Standard
Books bindings AmOg the illustrated WORKS may be men
toned:
Original Designs folio emo; Les Chssses a Sport
plates folio Costumes vols 4to calf Florence Gallery
vols folio; British Gallery Pictures; Herculaneum ct Pompei
vo Ken.ps heroo coore plates fooi Robcrss holy
BoydeFs Shakespeare vols folio sanon
Gallery Cbskogspe Muee mpeAe Tsbleanr Graves des Eooe
Itsenne Pncss a. vols folio Oteys fioren
tine School Claude Lber Venats voa foo
Catalogues ready Books on sIhhtion ,-xo.,
MONDAY EVENING Dec 49, SALB Of PRIVATE COLLECTION
Of POSTAGE STAMPS. Catalogues ready. -
COLLECTION Of COLONIAL and CONTINENTAL PAPER
MONEY Philadelphia also collection
Of COINS MEDALS CURIOSITiBs. Gn Catalogue ready
THURSDAY following EVENINGS at O'Clock. SALE
Of HOLIDAY BOOKS Offering facilities the
purchase elegant Books for HOLIDAY GIFTS Catalogues
ready
New-York tribune., 1870-12-19
Ocean Gtfamers
EOR LIVERPOOL

FOX Ll'EhfooL'
(vIA QUEESsrow
CARRYING THg u e. NAILS
THE LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN srEAh coArAu
will dispatch on. their fcss fall power r'a befeH
YRoM PIER NO 40 n. r. EVERY wRDsEsDAr'
a, follows:
IDAHO Gap, PKrcr.........."...D December ~ "' M
NEVADA Capt '.Dee'"eef IS o. iV'"A
COLORADO Capt 7. PRxKsAS.. "JsnuhUt ..
WISCONSIN, Capt .J'nnay H.
MANHATTAN, Capt FoEsITH........JinaaU ~
MINNESOTA, Capt 7. W. PREEsis..J .Januap %
Cabin passage. eco, goh
s.ens. p.,sa,. (ohee, No 20 BrOsdWsy) 80 currency
For freight or cabin passage, spplyto
WILLIAMS GUI0F NO 50 W.llst
FOR SOUTHAMPTON, ,vdn ENShzAFND' HSizaF '
Capt stephen Jannsn Mr..
A'si sE%1oRk fFSS ;fs9Hs1Iiff sT Hss5SfaiSPTos ri 9'"
On SATURDAY, Dee 81. o,rs c....,.,
ssrI.r ssn Ps...s go u Currency,
Por Freight Passage spPy to- i:orsr,x BALDWIN "A Co.
~. p,h Steamer AVON Capt, Jane. Young viii folio" about
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP
N COMPANY
40 BREES%nks.
The steamship WISER, Capt W. u weak, N al yn - In
DAY Dseemb.t H. from Bremen Per- loot fhi''I' h'
ssesassp mASsA Bets9sVa On sATURDAr Dec 81
payable In gold. or is equivalent In eurretcy s,,o
cabin.
Second cabin.
q" H~s"'' VI P~>~e'' "PP' y" 90 Broadst
only DTRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
~ THB GENERAL TRANSATLhSIiC CoaPahIs. -. MAIL NAIL
STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN sBwfoRk AND HAWKE 0AlhiS1
AT BREST ... s.mrpn.v n...,.,o
PERERE. hDhI DecemDer.v
IIEAYRT.TE SATURDAY, December "a
GRO MACKENZIE, Agent, No. 81 BroAdw.y
NATIONAL LINE.
STEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN
Prom Pier No. A. North River. .
pScrayn w.hstsr SATURDAY. December -, p N.
PESNsYLvAgIA lawson. SATURDAY December ~ IL IN
Liverpool Queenstown, cabin $'o anu 1Si e1so
s2s Prepaid serage tickets from Liverpool queenstown LonuOn
derry. or Glasgos. Sn currency. - - or. ~. co p,o,1
~ -T' r. w. J. HURST, Manager.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-19
Connirp propsrtp to Get.
Doar6 an0 Rooms.

A WIDOW LADY, having taken the fine
IA house No. 4Oe West third wll ACCoMODArB huies
or single gentlemen With handsomely FURNISHED ROOMS
BOARD References exchanged.
Two LET-A few cOmmodiOus FLATS, or
complete suites Of Rooms apartment ndng TIE prsacA
Plan under the permanent sDo Inquire Of CHAKLBS G.
WAKELBY, No lO4 Eas, Tenihsl.. n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-19
JY0s A J CRRswYLI, Postmaster -CicneraL
BsGIsKER OYFIcs, THIRD LIGHrIloUsx DISTRICT, }
No. 10 BROADWAY, n " Box t0J hEvloKK Dee L! lS,V)
NEAIED pRnpDSAIS will he received q

No. 10 BRoADwAS T.. Box t0H, hEv-l -loES Dee ~ H,V)
CEALED PROPOSALS will he received at
- this Oee until WEDNESDAY the llth ay Of J1g,ry ~ itrT
O'Clock for the OF foundation for RACE kOth H
HOUSE Long Island Sound Thre thousand uns Horc or % OF
will be required the present Of the best quay or dus
bty and blocks weighing @ than and quarter u tns
The blocks irregular shape bat ~ or thin pieces viii 10
accepted
granite blocks he sroun the "RocE In which "a
iron spindle placed Contractor susble moorns ao
be properly placed bring the vessels over the ref nure s
unloading dropping the blocks o. granite close 10 the oc
believed that be delivered a. she spot 4ur The WINTER ~ee
westerly winds prevail
proposal the price per Which The granite e.a 10
furnished aud placed the REF Which ncle the cost u o
spindle 10 the Rock and of tie for The vessels
The granite deposited b & contractor upief The re-
gned BY the Lighthouse baner OF the lh
District
S made follows the first acceptance one tho
sand tun placed ton rrryng 10 per enilm u le conrse
fsd the OF another thoan tos
per un the fsal And the LIST payment oa The
completion Of the contract
Proposals must stale When the work will be begun aer Tia
approval Of the contract o. ,--u
duplicate accompanied BY guaranty n upA
cate with printed ofLs dVerI afte tie proposal
The right and all bad, that Dot be ieeed
advantageous % the WORK -
Ponsal, must he undrrsge and ndors ihs
envelope Proposal r bgng foundation u Race Roc ght
Sf / C. Woodbury.,
Engineer rhri l. ght liouss District
New-York tribune., 1870-12-19
PosrOVpIcx DzPAKrnKSr wAsaN0ros D. c. December Q 1870
PROPOSALS for WRAPPING PAPER anC


PROPOSALS for WRAPPING PAPER and
2 Of January 1871 10 Oclocs for furnish
ing WRAPPING PAPER AND TINB for the Of the PosOhe
Une for from the let day Of February 1911 The
articles be delivered free Of the Department At the
Agency Of the Pos0dce Del Washington d. c.
quality tho estimated quantity Of each article required
specified below:
1000 rearns Of Wrapping Paper and weigh ~
pounds each contain % perfect
Wrapping Paper DI4 inches aud 10 weigh 20
pounds O the each 10 contain ~ perfect qures
pounds OF balls regh oaeha p0usd
each and bound their becoming loose and tangled b
transportation.
$1,000 pounds Hemp T-ne in balls to weigh from
pounds each and bound prevent their becoming ose sni
tangled by transportation
Samples required viii he furnished Who desire
application the First Assistant Washing
ID. T..
or less than the estimated quantities be oriered the
csse Of the Department require, at the discretion Of the Poe
msster-ienenl
Each bidder proposal bis ability
comply With his bid aud certificate from Postmaster that such
tors srer reliable persons.
will be for each article separately deemed adTae
tsgeous a the Department
Two sufficient will BE- required to each
promptly article contracted for attempt
impose the Department sces inferior the opinion VI tie
General those contracted O Will be considered s1hc.eo
forfeiture Of the contract.
Bids made conformity with thi Advertisement viii not be
Hdered. $500 -.
The the rg, rc any all bids
Proposals be ndosr the envelope Proposals for Wrsppg
Paper Proposals r~ne AMI addressed the First Assistants
Postmaster General Washington, ID. G.
JNO. A J CRRsWELI, Postmaster General
New-York tribune., 1870-12-19
Wrfan Steamers.

VLkuW ULHHHttb.
IT 3. MAIL TO HAVANA.
u. ATLANTIC MAIL trkAAsHIP CO.
Sailing regularly EVERY rHuRSDAr '0sO'i u pre'sy h'a
MISSOURI Capt B. Es,r, .Deonb"21
61SpT. MSsRS GasTLs Gi. e.g: Adam vi. s..a
Fer freight or p.i,.s. ,ppy TO A ". Dia0Ck Pr,.dssi
NJ. Bo.lihs r.e.
HAVANA, SISAL and VERA CRUZ,
s41f err Pe oy ;s sssbl ri y, f Rive. At
CLEOPATRA. Capt Philips. .THUtzDA1, Dee. ts
CITY OF nExCo, Tnn...a .sATgspAn J,a .,
CLEOPATRA Capt hilhps.....'....'"KDsksDAf J.a IT,
=" freight or passage 'p' iIk1AsDER SONS, Broadway.
CLEOPATRA goes 70 Havana only; tates no pssssasera
TOR ST. THOMAS and Brazil.
l. UMTrD STATES and BRAZIL sTEAhsHIP coArAsr.
Regular nr ,.,nsn :ssas M Q. sAs "a .t ever se,A
2kEh sRsFs.ck trkRTca e.S G,s M .s.s sl;.sn
souTB iHERIcT C.pi l. Tsii.p.u. P,sru.ryn
p.n r.ssnsso B.l. s,d ,a.iro ssI r,sss Per
'''-%;iss ifi ciiSiScs oar is.s .s's B.-n.r sI
A NCHOR LINE.-STEAM TO GLASGOW,
"A LIVERPOOL and koSDoSDERRf S
KvyRy sArRbS9 T fs fsp y lkfERsAs Efl sifs "WEDNESDAY
80. IOWA WEDSEs9Af' December 81 A., s,.
"a s.a5,., C.Ss pa.i,ss is sS .sos. sDs so s
go ''''''s' "'''" "'- HENDERSON BROTHERS As,as
B..GsGsree.
sn.n Ls. Of Ro. appointed 70 al. follow.
CRY OP LONDON SATURDAY December a. Ia n
@ cTS 81 81 GRo6 M
CITY OF BhyssBIs -, ;, = SATURDAY J11S.g 7as
RATES OF PAssAGk
FIRST CABIN ~ GOLD sz srEERAaR sp
4: 4: h.i:s e 7: 7: h.Sa h:ns.s. i; i
Passengers AUi-,rp Ro,ieraa srsdea sO-.
Tis. bought here moderate i.s BY person, rI'AisG
Foi further iniOr@,iien .pply ii. Company, ose.
JOHN q. DALE Agent Me- Is BrsadusL s.L
New-York tribune., 1870-12-19

A. AERuIs. AIetionsef.
DY BANGS, MERWIN a. Co., Broadway, cor.
I'D <h-ss, OF Boos WORKS Of Art Fancy Goods Furniture he
MONDAY TUESDAY THURSDAY aud FRIDAY, Dee 1873. At 4
O'Clock mHOLDAY SALES po,tT and frsh s,oc ineldng
elegantly Illustrated
Bibles Prayeroos and desirable publications in His
tory Fiction Biography, Poetry etc. Catalogues ready.
EDWARD PETTINGER, AuctOneer.-Sixty-
II Gr sale Of UNCLAIMED PROPERTY place WBDNBS
DAY Dee H. 10 O'Clock at Central ohee 800 aaibestj
consisting aricles-Iron Rope Tea Mems and
Clothing Dry Goods Watches Jewe RevOves Hardware,
Closets, &c, &c
COLE, AuctiOneer.-Private Gallery of
~ very valuable OIL PAINTINGS to be SOLD at AUCTION
TUBSDAf Dec 90 at II O'Clock the Sooms 39 Puions'.
Brooklyn BY order Of the Brooklyn rus Company This vusbe col
lection Van Dyck Csrrso Po Coona Pranck
Kuyp Lcrun Tnorrtto Boemar Weeninr hr Gapa Poussn
and others SausrJ Library &c Sale positive Catalogues
the sslesroOm-, where the paintings exhibition
New-York tribune., 1870-12-19
Ciln Real Gsiate for Sale.

Giln Real Gsiatr for Sale.
A FIFTH AVE. full-sized elegant DWELL
ING for SALB at lowest market Pthaye BUILDING
LOT By RorseYeRhst also printed list Of stores and
dwellings V. x. STEVENSON SON No II Pine,st
A DJOINING PARK-AVE, near Thirty
IA eghthstPoarstor ghtoop medium modern DWELL
ING, for reasonably Also printed list Of stores and dwellings,
v. X. STEVENSON son, II Plne-st
A FIFTH-AVE., Full-sized, elegant DWELL
IA SALE also Pave BUILDING
BY Also printed list Of stores and
dwellings. " x. STEVENSON & SON ii PfDest
EOR SALE-The valuable corner PROPERTY
IL fee. Canal 70 Of
the finest locations for banking wholesale purposes tie city,
HOMER MORGAN Pine St
EOR SALTWATER FRONT, two entire
Il blocks above Piethsi Price, $3.50 0O each Inquire Of
QgJD HOMER MORGAN 2 Pine st.
Brooklpn Real Gstatt for Sale.
TOR SALE--On Brooklyn Hights, Hicks-st,
all modern improvements in perfect orler Price $500 Address,
I. n. s., 1879 Broadway, N. Y.
EOR SALE-A FULL LOT in GREENWOOD
CEMETERY. beautifully situated POr further particulars address
w. Box 6,lS3 o.. ny.
e. 4 nln WILL BUY nice COTTAGE
p i,OOO and four LOTS; location, nch soil fruit
&c, with privilege Of leasing 20 adjoining lots:
party willing board Edower and three children So per
Mr. DAY, Fny.ffth-st, fhri-aye, South Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1870-12-19
CHEAP FARM and FRUIT LANDS, pleasant
~ Homes and Village Lots may be had at
BRICKSBURG, N. j.,

Only ne from New York and railroad direct Phsdpha
soil superior all climate nd proverbAv healthy
pure fever and Price 81 per
Terms easy For circulars and maps sent nee address CAMPBELL
lSJ BroidNsy T. OF W. BRIGHAM Agent Dncssburg j.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-09-15
1 g..
fiitoriitbe 3ieiftiftseitbnunaen.
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bersenp. r. ..". W. . i.
= u9a,. entleBli@," wieperbolte Der &aiz
(er,! Das Nolf .1elblt f&amte fi6, als es
mteper aus ictner. &alerei erwo6te, be.
fiirdterli9en Ibat unp poute fib wesen
perlelben entl6ulptgen. @s f1ifte Nb>
eeorp>kte an Nofoptldin unD. bat UNI
@nape, renn es pa&te, er 1puroe BIT
bluti9e Gbot furdtbar rd@en. ST obet
ara6te bic Abseoroneten NIT freunoli@em
Qddeln. unp la9te: ~@olfesfimme ii
@otte6timn1e unp fe bat ben @errdtbe.
sert@tet I'm Namen uno tn @illen @ot>
tee." - =. '.' ."+. 80 T.. '..' ., -,
Mber eann ermabute e. Ge nit ben
feu,ri9en @orten etne5 Yatrioten auS3uz
barren in Qicbe unp Treue 3u ibrem betz
! li9en uno seliebten ruliti6en Mst@e, nie>
mats Greunpi6aft 3u MAIDEN NIT oeu
Barbaren, ofe jeBt beranj1sen 9esen I'll
teiliae Stapt. ..'"
Or tpubte ttre @emiltber 3u; entFam:
men nit 3orn uno 8utb, pab fe fsiers
LID fapuren, eber ibr Sab unp @ut UNI
ut3uilaNen fiji sba6 @aterlanr, ale
Treunp1hQft unp Trtepen III ma den mi
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| Ucntterl1 toe8 (9cuvfrneur5 Ncltcptld)tn
~T6rte ibn, ben 8errdthtr, cer ,unler bei>
li9iteS Mp6fau. .bsldiu1plt. bat." eNoz
| foptf9in fanb. aui Gsniter ,unp nidte ib>
nen III unb ld4elte, unp tpanpte nd 3u
ben, aru1t,, @eralHilin, ter, im 5inter>
tersruno peS ,@emabe5 rubis uno erse'
ben po1anp. -, =, t.>~- ,.-.: .,.3s =.
..-.ss~Glbrt ibn binab> folst mir NIT ibm!"
berri4te er ben Npli5ei,pa@en ~, wel@e
neben Gem l1n8ludli4en fanren. uno
pann i@rttt &oftoptl&in binaus uno tral
auf biz 0rpbe Greitreppe leines 6auitS.
Befolet son bem @efan9enen. ,,Sb,
BAIT bic Tran;olen," i@ric er in ras@oll
binein.
l1np es brittle ibm entsesen: 50,
mir baNtn bic Grunsulen"
,,Mber mebr nod al6 bic Gransoien,
mebr nod muBt Sbr bic 8errdtber unle>
res tbeurer @ate1lance8 bafen, bic per-
bienen nod tauIencmal n,ebr uniern6ab,
unp pa6 ausSeiu9teile 8eroerben. Da
ebt Sbr Ginen, Der Napplecns Nuf>
rufe in Mp5fan sertrcitet bat.
Da lebt ibr Current ar9ten 6tinp! llno
nun panote ct it9 an ben jun9en> un:
eladli@en Mann, 1@lu9 i'm in bas Nnz
ssf@t. pab pa6 Blut itr1meno aus fei>
nem Munoe fIob, unb bsidimpfte ibu
nit tpiitbenpen 9(ntlasen. Gann ais E,
ietnen 3prn eenu9 9etban> pancte er f&
an ben ppliseilulpaten: u@dlaet ibn!
rief ct nit Donnernber @timme. %,
So!pat erbob ietnen De9en unp Idlua
ben junsen @eralilbin nit oer fa&en
| &linee ouf BEN &opf. 81 ,pas,' riel
&oRoptl9in, Der ibm ;u9eidaut bate.
,,pas wiu ni9t8 la9en, NIT einem iol@en
@9lae 1T iein @erbre6en nod ni1t &C.
lubnt! ,Sbr leio Elm ldle9ter Diener ce,
@ere1tisteit. ueberlaBt Den Spipn ben
@euatber, pem@olfe, pa6 miro l@on nil:
fen, mic NIT tbm um3u9eben it," Unit
NIT einem wiitbenpen 5tob 19leucerte er
cen iun9en @fann bon per Greitreppe
bernieper, Il, bic tpbenoe, brlQenbeMensl
bes @oltee, uno Ct oe1l9wanp Ipslei9 II
Der Ma0e. Wan bSrte ni'bt5 n1ebr ale
pas BrlQen, pas Sau&3en ca6 @utbs
! eel9ret Ger @pIf5baufen, unD &onppt=
l1in 1tanp auf per6reitreppe leine6 9auz
lss unp 1@aute binein in pas fur&tbart
@etummel NIT ld9elnper Miene unp BEN
eierieen Bltd elmer 9Yane. Da5 ents
leBli9e @etiimntsl eauerte nur ~ Il q
Nueenblifs, aber @stalbiltE par in pies
fen rpenisen MusenbIiden ipurIps uer:
l9munpen. Man b~tts niht mebr etneu
| @b,ei ocn ibm pernommsn. Sn tau.
| Ienp @tuft batten bic ,pltbenpen @Yd:
men, Die &,ncer So foptlh,n'S ZEN jun
sea Mann ;err'1en.. @sine @lierer
l1ln 9anser &Irper mar uDlli9 perl6run:
ben. unp al6 oa8 @o!f i@ enrli@ &C.,
itrsute, nit leinen blut'sen Gtopbder
rur@ eie Straben $685. "a fano man au
Dem YloB ni6ts meter, ols Elm @tiid
6ano nit ein paar 6in9ern paran, cas
1par MQee, mas ron Dem, un9liidliber
@eral9ilin eeblteben por."
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Rammmte isin 9anSes 5ers duf in Corn,
nnb es par sut iar Jpn, bab balo cine
@eleeenbeit tam, 100 pieler Corn nad
au6en in @lutb f9 ersieben uno cine
Mbla8eruns fncen fcnnte. Dsnn es
famcn nun bic emi9 pentmlrci9en uno
arauenDoQen Sage uuleres &fsS &C.
9en 6ranfrei@, orer pielmebr her &f
per fran;1fl@en &rmee 9esen &ublanb
in &u6lanp lelbH. @ir batten es ia
19on 8eipe setpubt Nappleon uno i@,
ais mir pamals in Grfurt gum legten
Wlale BE 9anp prldten, pob wir unS
nie,uals mierer be9eBnen milrpen IN
2i.be. 49,.
@tr batten einanb'r II !anee anee>
@&aut, ais nebmen MIR ni@t bios 9lb>
1@ieo BON bsr dueerli@en @efalt, lons
bern AUDI yon ter Greunpl@aft bic mir
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man9mal na6 unb nad bic Masfe
yon un(srem @eT@t unp lie6en ta<
runter unler wabrea 9lnsefi&t erfen>
nen.
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Sabre 1912, ba 3eiDten wir eer @elt
unp oeu1 eri@redten Guropa unier nab
res Nntlib, unb Sepermann luubte7 une
flblte, pab pieie Greunp19aft pal@e fl@
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ten babe llnr tteftn S&wur, Gli{abetb.
babe i& 9ebalttn. trtulidf unb fef. .Gr
bat ts cft otriu@t rur9 3wil&entrd8sr
unp 9ebetme DiplDuatel. NIT mir
Derbanplun8er, .an3utnlpfen, unb .,pie>
per G,iepen ju t.,d@en NIT ben, ladtrter
&almlden. ..s e, ST ,....
aber ME babe ID feline 9oten anse,
nomu,en, ME auf bic 8trmittlsr seb6yt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-09-15

0ie Wa1t ant Mbeim.


ssa GRar edbnedenbnrser. i. =, "
Gs braun tin @uf pie DcnuerbaQ, DO.
Mit @&wertssflirr unb @psenprau:
Bum &bein, gum Nbttn, gum beuti9en Nbsin
gDer tpill bee @tromss Otter iein
2ieb gattrlanb, ,aaSf rubis fein,
Gef febt unb treu bic @a9t an, 9tbein.
Dur& !5unberttaaienb audi - i@atl, .
llnt Musr MuSen bltsea Bsu;
Der bsuti9e Sanslins, fromn nnb ifarf,
8si@irmt bic 2anbesmars.
2ieb @aterlanb, raaeR rubie iein,
leR Rebt uub treu bic @a9t ant @bsin.
1lnb pb uein Ser In, Tpte bri@t
Mir(t eu nod brum tin @all&er nt9t,
Nei9, ~ie an @al1tr Deine Glutt,
ST Deuti@laut ia an 5sletnblu:.
2ieb gaterlaab, n,asf rubis iein,
TeF 1ebt unb treu bic @a@t am &btin.
Mui blidt er in ees 5immtls 8!au'u,
@p toste 9elben nieberf9au'n,
ltns l9pSrt NIT Rplser &amffes!uf
Du @bsin bleibn beutid> >pie msine Srut!
2isb' @aterlanb, masf rubie fein,
Set fttbt unb treu bic @a9t am &be'a.
@p lang ein 1rppfsn 8lat np& slabt
Np9 cine Gauf ben Dssen aiebt
, limb nod Gin Mrm bic BI@ie ipannt,
Betritt tsin 8einb bier Deinen Strane,
Meb' &atsrlanb maef rubis fsin
Jet Rebt unb trsu bic @a@t am Rbein..
Der @9mur eri9allt bic @cse rinnt
Die Gabntn Fattsrn bod I'M @inb;
Gum @bein, gun. Rbsin, gum ssutI@sn&bein
D;r MQe wulen 3iter ftin.
9ieb Gaierlanb, naaeft rubis fsin
Set Nebt unb txu biz @a@t am &9ein.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-09-15
rDr. M. Srttlaa,l,

Deutfaer Nr;t, Duacarbt nne @eburte-
bclfer.
CiRe, IL Winneapc1is: G.ae @tra5e i'm eaaf
tcs 6errn Jpe Bride
@ntnuna In ct. Xn:bonYt 2. @t,abs, et"sr
BIod binisr RanteuTel'S @bubHote.
Wrtfeber cmpfftoiT ftet6 1orrdthtR'
Dr. Ortman III &rsisarat tiir penntpt" 60
unb germ bsrsit arr.e ttilfsbeblsItige Deut'~'
nit Natb une Ib1t III unterfIben.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-09-15

Druf's,rbeltfn' '.,.'l'. II 9 It
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-09-15
& Qiler MleranDer
uub feline 3et:.

@ifpri}9er &oman Don =. Wlblba@.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-03

Ex-Governor Gibbs, 10 speech at
Lafayette in April last, and Mr.. Pow
ell, in an able speech at Dallas in the
same month, both emphatically declar-
ed that, by the express terms of our
treaty with China, that people could
not become citizens Of this Govern
ment without change of treaty stipu-
lation and, also, said they were oppos-
ed to any change in our naturalization
laws whereby any more negroes should
be admitted to citizenship.
Query--Have they ascertained, since
Williams China speech, that they were
mistaken as to the provisions of the
treaty? and have they become converts
to the principles Of the new na,uraliza-
tion law?
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-09-03
Great Excitement.

The editor of the Statesman goes
into Mysteries over the course taken by
the REPUBLICAN,. The Statesman
seems to be shocked by our bad grams
mar. Now, Mr.. Statesman, the people
think the REPUBLICAN quite readable,
and we think the Sta tesman would be
if it had not recently caught the "chick-
en pox." Your bad grammar argu
ment. borrowed from the secession pig.
trainer-whom you now serve, will avail
you nothing, and result 10 no harm to
us; and when a man or journalist gets
down low enough in the dust TO use
that argument, all understand it to be
undisputable evidence of subjueation
The brain of the Statesman became
feverish, short time since, over its i'm.
agination that we were about to Sulfi
vanize Polk county; and now, when
we intimate that we have as good mas
terial on the West Side for United
States Senator as can be found in Ores
gon, aud mention the name Of Judge
Boise on the one side and ex-senator
Nesmith on the other, his dwarf brain
is all ablaze, and he falls insensible, in
what is common to his gender--a hys
teric fit. But this pusillanimous at
tack upon us by the simpleton who ed"
it's the Statesman, creates no hatred in
US toward him, but only excites our
sympathy; and we would fain reach
down and raise the infant head from
the pool of self>pollution in which il
has SO lopg been immersed. but we are
net with the sound which answers us
too late too late But few months
since and you were working shoulder
to shoulder with us, Samuel. To-day
we are advocating the same principles
we then aid, and you are training un'
J der James O'Meara. Time brings grea