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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-09

+ 70 RIM its trains and locomotive
,eon at all times.
HAxALL, CREssHAw Il Co.,
ABRAHAM WARWICK, President {
the Gallego Mills;
JAMES THOMAS, Jr.,
7. L. BACON,
DUNLOP & 3loCANcE,
SNYDER 81 lRBy,
T. M. LOGAN, President Richmon
Sugar Refoery;
JOHN X. CHILDREY,
A. NJ. LYON & Co.,
WILLIAM f. TANNER & Co.,
GEORGE A. ArNsLIE,
T.. E. BLANKENsHIP, Commercl.
Agent Old Dominion Iro
Works;
TREpEGAR COMPANY,
FRANKLIN STEARNs.
w. ). DoNNAN 81 Sons,
JAMES E. L1pscoMB d Co,
W. @. PAINE,
HENRY e. CABELL,
SAMUEL NJ. BAILEY,
JOSEPH P. WINSTON i Co,
SPOTS & GIBSON, ..
HILL, BENTLEY & SINNER,
x. G. SMITH,
JOHN & GEORGE GIBSON,
JOHN PURCELL,
PURCELL, LADD & Co.,
3. +. LADD,
WATKINS & CoTTRELL,
WAGGoNER & HARVEY,
RICHARD l.. Brown,
D. .. DAVIS,
MARTIN s. CARDoZo,
THOMAS PoTTs,
w. H. HAxALL.
L. S. ARCHER,
r. ARCHER,
ARCHER ANDERSON,
2. S. DERBYsHIRE,
F. 7. GLASGOW,
JOSEPH HALL g. Co..
Edmund & DAVENPORT,
s. C. TARDY & Co.,
G. B. DAVENPORT,
JOHN G. ScHAFER,
II. E. c. BASKERVILLE,
ALFRED T. HARRIS,
HARvEYs & WILLIAMS,
Z. o. Noting,
n. W. HANEw1ScKEL.
WISE BROTHERS.,
LEE, Seldom g. Co.
ELLET d WATKINS,
THOs. X. PRICE Il Co.,
CARDozo, FoURouERAN d Co.,
S. n. & NJ. RosESBAuM,
KELLOGG & GIBSON,
ALEX. CAMERON & Co.,
TALBOT & Sons,
ETTEN0ER & EDMOND,
CHAs. S. DARLINGTON, President }
Il. G. 4. Co.,
Moses WILLIAMS,
E.& S. WORKMAN & Co.,
CuAs. Il. WORKMAN & Co.,
OLD DOMINION SUGAR REFINING Con-
PANY, by CuAs. L. WORKMAN
President;
DAVID j. BURR,
JOHN b. DAVIS,
STAPLES e. BLAIR,
ROBERT L. WILLIAMS < Co.,
ROGERS g. McCANcE,
ALFRED S. LEE,
W. GILLIAN,
JAMES FL. GARDNER,
Fl. j. JOHNSON,
VALENTINE s. FRANKLIN,
ALBERT ORDwAY u Co.,
w. D. BLAIR Il Co.,
ROGERS 4 MILLEg,
r. l.. WILLIAMS,
JOHN II. TYLER Il Co.,
GIBSON s. WATKINs,
SAMUEL MACcUDBIN,
SIMPSON, BASS Il Co.,
WILLIAM S. RoYsTER,
=. Il. BOYLE,
H. WALLgRsTEIT & Co.,
HuLsr & KING,
TALIAPERRo Il Co.,
". s. ARCHER & Co..
HENRY NEWMAN,
Fudge & SALE,
w. D. ToMPKISs & BROTHER,
CHARLES HOWARD,
W. II. BRIGGS & BROTHER,
7. 3. d u. A. SUBLETT,
W. r. TuGH,
Il. KING d Co.,
G. 3. STACY K Son,
J. L. SIMS,
DAVID ANDERSON, jR.,
D. II. LONDON,
p. G. CoGuLAN,
THOMAS e. WILLIAMS & Co..
J. b. PACE,
JOSEPH G. DILL,
Nj. q. Macintosh.
+. b. HART,
WILLIAM 7. SHEPPARD.
MARX ANTHONY,
r. H. DIBRELL,
WILLIAM F. GRAY,
B. j. VAUGHAN,
GRAY & BOILING,
ROBERT w. OLIVER,
O. Il. CHARLEY e. Co.,
WELLINGTON GoDDIN,
j. l.. ArPERsoN, President Of tn
Union Manufacturing Company
JAMES W. SHIELDS,
r. II. MAURY T. Co.,
CowARDIN s. ELLYsoS.
==---------
New York-The Union.
S every obseryant man anticipated, tn
nocrats OF New York have met with
at. The Radicals used to great advan
the corruptions and plunderings Q
TWEED ring Of the city government
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-09
sEW9AGrss Achilles.


rSNHE 8 ATTLE OF THE Stitches
L IN. " lLLCDN 6 q Bi}:, stitch Is les u ;he
10 rip In ear IN N :he lock stitch JudgeS'
TeDort at the grand trial.
81 an rerfcc.iy certain b5 experience that the
work viii not rip IL wear.
"KEv. u. ". BaDAL, FL ritge, n. T."
"1n nee eight vars. It's work neTer rios.
ia Rr; X AFGuLEn. OnonGaga, y !.
rev. j IS. BRAGhET b Coklya: =. W
1t Is f.lse 20 cay this st,t.h wilr!p.
ii. l. e I Il Ut =, \. Y.n
"a sem ia9 never given out.
"REr. Il. Billion, Johnsoayille, n. Y"
cit makns strong seam, which never rips.
"DH. a. BACaC Rochester, y. Y"
MACHINES cent for one months trial free OF
Charge, ia missionaries 10 convert oi hers.
JATr2 x. =. GIBBS,
Wilcox & Gibbs office,
Ninth AID bans strtet'.
nos Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-09

ETIRaJNIA STEAMaaIP AND ,,esSzss
Y PACKET cos 7 i \ "a he SSsn.ssxszes
ever s. uEDAI; leavea Richmond every
TUESDAY,
The steamship VIZ. y. CLYDE leaves New
York every TIL a.J!jAY; !su7es Richmond ev"r7
F2.EAY.
Freight rtceiTeS GSli5.
l.. J. BUaK. President,
tc*5 l2i5 agiu street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-09

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL.
" kOAD.-:jn and after aEPTEMBEH lsT.
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Richmond tSan-
days ezcspted) IS follows
$3.50 A. M.--MAji TEAM for the White JuI.
Orange, alexandria and Manassas train for
Washington and North, and Lynchburg aud South.
$3.50 +. E1.-ACCUAhoDATlO TRAIN foc
Gordonsyi!le except on Saturday, on whlct lay Il
leaves at T. NJ This train connects at Gotious.
ytlle with the night trains on the Orange AIexan-
dria and Manassas railroad for LYHCHBUR0
aud WASHISGTOS.
Through tickets, at low rates, sold TO all points
Northwest and Southwest.
Eteerage tickets from Liverpool. Queenstown,
Amsterdam, Antwerp, Hamburg, HeYre, kOtteT-
dam, Bergen, Copenhagen, atd 0thenburg, 10
81 points on this road can be boughg OF tho &C.
neral Ticket Agent 4: Richmond, or can be or
dered throuE any station sgent on The rosd.
further Information may be obIainsd 1t tho
compnny's Offices.
No Passenger Trains are run on Sundays.
A. II. pESRY,
General supertn lerdent.
JAMES 2. SEraERL4SD, Gsn'l Ticket AT
IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-09

NATIONAL LINE-sTE AN @%A
TIvEkPOs;I,.-Th nrst, class steamships u tnis
line sail from pier II North river, New YORK,
eTst IRIS oE PASSAGE: First cabin. TO liverpool
oarenso go. or London, direct SIS and $t5; steer
fxn. S2s payable in currency. FROM Liverpool,
yorE nr.psld, steersgs esq., currency.
PsssinScrs hooked TO or from other pol! Is In
Finland or toe continent at che cur enc; rates.
sor further informative, apply at the once OF
TIA compsny,to T. W. BURST, Manager,
''' 90 Broauway, EcE York, or 10
JOHN W. iATT, 5gtEt
=, cor, 3noyernor street, Richmond Va.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-07-20

- 3mei Defarbeiter res Dampfere
.Miupaufet" pelde f@ eie2anpuns ols
aeeianeten ploB fit einen Gautfumpf
a,ueerleben muroen BON eerYoli3ei In pie>
lem Yrtuatuersnlsen eel6rt unp na@ Der
polijetfation a%t8efabrt:
#-Gine tletne Go&ter tes 6errn @an
0armeri In 6dperbiQ. Slmfeb County
,purre Dor eini9en Goeen BON einem @a<
eer lb, rfabren unb farb (9on mad tpe>
nieen Stuneer. Ht~as ~ T.. 7
e. @ie tbr ..fattelt" 70 rettet tit
truut it1t lu. bab an @att1er unb 8itmaeus aaee
ron autttr Mrb It Vel, uno an, q 19itr Qeber unb
Arbeit an Site ne ~tetfern. Cue @attler. unb
Riemeuarbett fpart 9ebera ber &o6 unb Daaen
bGlt oafStrli@ Elm b1ibes Gin, m@eu fir Repa.
ffatar, unp i.lbh Reparat1ren lsQte man uur vi
etneua MeiRer a r.. I ma]eu iaNsn, sie BE
.@.ebraber .pa u ner. Dritie 6 trat {
uetea 6inl 4. Stesbalb, unb 9ad(sH Gtra.
sc, ntbe1 tRitbbduiesS @d1t -9Stsre3 Jt
yerarbta ~ 9ff9dft nab m asdtts II asea
I1y!sts~*s &gfsgR5Ng s @j
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-07-20
Gin paar @prte an Sic
- -,N e "+IbT
"0anten. @...=

Mau&e Damien. ~befsnbes f~dusense @htter, Hagen lb,r
en @efabl br GrmdOuno ant unrute, see' s6aiser &rf45p-
fang. bas ne gfor1eus betm Aufaebsn %empRuben. duff bsr
@attn uns Rut e. rutt bic Bsrautuortlt&tett Bic, gFt&teu
tss 9au'talts ~ sese'u. Stre ssrsea ftnb iablrd&, uab
torebl bic eeiaise ute be pbsF d n &rdfte wsebeu babtt
tdufs III dn'Sru& eeuum mea. @e iebt ut tn Der let&teasn
8sfadfttsuns etae esmlben { dufeate, UNI bas Dafetn stub
ttr ,ur 2aR. % obi ae babet Mot ptr til lraut If. So.
fette-'S WaAenbttters rtrt I'D, penn n II ttefer
pertsee eebras&t Utrb. als et1 urtbltares 6dlntttti eeeen
btee ldatse Rattsset lesen. Die Dtrtuas'u btefn mdat.
ssa gRtttds ans talb 1T febea IL br rsRsesn Barbe ter sDau.
A.a uas Ia ben elaAtf&sa sdr,tt ber 1ausfrau veun Re IN
ut.tertuseReuter Oefuataet ttrea t~dysRatea Plat Tia q.
ntlientretf' elantmut. GDsaa etdtr 8rexas IN ber Rst1 t.
4 ,lu16ia setsaxdt pt.t. slrt maR dter letne (,lde evmv.
*. Rtesersd4taseutett il t4sea batss, uaa stsb ai4t
I &c htas Ratttetet tparsa, tsnbera sid &satteika, be
ID M itr ~staasuea, wtsbta ytrutebea strses. ~ ae>t.
,tntfda Mitt ! bat q ntat fta s SLIDES, rktrenb ida ax-
Aesesaes Oet4 aat nat fsxs sefaasta 0tshases q ~ d.
aen asserean etesttaosstt.d seal4t lAbn. 9 II fet
,sa ana ZEN esees aa4tsetlisn 9teeafAafss.i M f4ae
Dtsssseea Rao nib, Itpttssb ssl inSId4 tssAeta1ml.
als Dtd1sses. v.tA. ~ OAseis eAssu4t 4slesJ tsesen
- Ssnzstsakss3F'ahsE asi O4sas4t w
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-07-20
PoG6ei0eriCot.

Gbomas See .pelder feline Trau etz
prigel:, rpurce 80 Gage nod cem &r~
teit6bauie 9elanot.
Sle Carton uno Yeter Yeterlon bottcn
am sorberaebencen Satatb contra bonas
mores III ptel ~9etnippeA" unr manperten
cafar mad lem @tatfonebau(e. Sic
tpurcen 3u ie 81 Gtrofe unp Soften per>
ponnert. Sle go IS Dor bic @elrfrofe
i'm 8rummlaQ ob3u0Ben unpYettr 06er:
reihte NIT ora3i6ier @nbeueuno ben,
Ni9ter feline tombadne llbr als 2istes
pfano unb perlpra& tas n5tbiae @alb
aufjutreiten. Gs wutpe tbm 9smiufabr>
tet.
Gin liebenswdrbt0er .Nadtar" tes
Germ Yebolc, nidt un(er Greunp am
@ity 6aQ part, benz, bteier min@ht uns
nur GILES @ute, bate bic Sui br7elbsn
bet Na@t uup Nebel In ietnen Stau ems
aelperrt uno obne ben, Gbtere tpdbrenr
zines 3eitraumeS BON ldnaer als "a
Stunben Nabrun9 prer Ba1er 3ufom>
men ~ la(en, am ndd(ten Na9mitta9e
Dem ppunp Mafter Gberoeten.
@err pebolp fabrte bterlber In BEN
poli3et @eri&t Bsiawsree uno miro per
polijei &t&ter ~ e1ti@eioen babsn,
Of eem Youucmafter eas Ne@t ,uz
i1ebt &ube, wel@e nidt auf her @traBe
tetrofsn weroen, rdbrenp res EaAe6 aus
ttnem prtpatfaQe, berauejunetmen UNI
in rem pcunrftaQe f%titsubalten.
Den lieben9mirpioen Nadbar ,pfrecn
mir Dem Mnti>G bie.qudler>8 ereiu iber>
ltefern. ir.@ .' =.
9srr Mar @rorper tpar BON @m. q.
6iu oeS tbdtlidcn Anari6s teiaulpiat
moroen. Das 3eu9enuerb6r erpies ros
6err @ropper nur lein6ausre@t oemabrt
.patte uno BIT: &laee ruroe otsemieleu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-07-20

DE ,pte 8.tft0e @ondee betraf 70 purfte
tie ted nit ieber Nebentublerin In BE
Shrante1 treten' ... y
@u@ fur3eua @lddwunl@ mu6te ouer<
bino6 Mlmente letner anperen @e(@di,
ten na&seben, aber er lief Sic Gamtlie
iibtr bas Neue unp taum @eabntt bieltr
MusSeiGane In nidt eerineer Nufreauna
aurl6 unp b~e(onpers bic SHUTTER. fonnte
ii@ faum bariber fa7en.
Snea-tbre Godter, cine 6of< unp
Staatsoan1e Der &at1erin-es ,uar
Elm 3u unperboftes Slid, ur, ni&t ,pe=
nt9'tenS Senora &onetro In einen an
ndbernpen @rap pom @ersaduno ~ re-
ben, unb leiper persaba ie in benz Muaen<<
bid, eob {e nod Dor faum elmer Stuuoe
unp ebe Der 9ofmarl9aQ tintrat tbren
@atten NIT alien &unlten peibli9er &c.
%reetiamfeit ermabnt bate, ll@ peQfcmuen
unter ben S@ub Der Stride 3u feQen,
uno lteber tueltltdeu @utern gu entla>
gen. ebe er lein ei9enes Seelenbeil in
@efabr unb etpiee6 Yerberben bradte.
Don Bautlita, tbr @atte, Bate ben
lansen @errnon nod utel gu fri19 I'M Sc
r6atniB, unp-nenuer mir es SnItfnft
aoer ueberseu8unB aber rpdtrtnp ct nit
auf oem &Qd.n 9ele9ten 9dnben lber
ben Eeppt@ ouf unp otlaritt> uno Ter
Qnterbaltuns Der Damen nur nit talbe,n
DIR lauldte. pe.a1btttete ietn @etf Die
Tro8e wade@ anpluns eeiIer teue I'm
ftanc tn ie1nnr6amllie uno in leinerS tel>
lung ~ Der jeB'een &seierune pte Den
8earbeitunsen Der @stlli9en eeeenlber
baben tonne. .3.,
uebrieens mar ct fi9 beS Moments
poufommen flar bewubt eenn Ct tpu6te
re9t gut, oab { s-penn feline Io9ter
otele 8epor3u9un8 onnabm au@ Elm
gang ent(&iecener> ia 6ffentlider @@ritt
Don etner Sette gum &at,errei1 Qe>
,peleu pdre, uno entlhtspene S9ritte la
9en ~lberbaupt nt6t in leiner Natur. @r
bate Mi&ts oa9eaen, ft4 ben umitdnoen
3u fdoen, uno ras BON jeber au@ 9etban>
,pte ft9 pobl cabet befunpen. S9on
bamaIs aber. als tbm Suarej-ooer pielz
nebr lein Mtuiitsr 2crro be Tejaoa -lo
LANCE 3uieBte, bis ct pas a4ero1n9s ~ ei:
mem Spottptets a%n9ebotene @runrftld
mar tbm Die 5a@e ntdt re@t ee>
tpelen, oenn ct pe1parb es nidt auein NIT
Der @ei1tlt&feit, %lonpern befau, aud, pte
er redt gut Yoraus wubte, un1rtepen
IN Der ei9enen Gamilte. Suare3 lag In
iener 3eit aber belonper6 paran, nidt
ettpas pas &lolter tur 3u oerdubern. ob9leid
auberotoentlt@ notbz
brau&te, ionoern-f at nod mebr
ale oa6-au@ Elm paor an9eiebene me-
ricantI@e Gamttien poran3ulaiden bic
&ir&ensdter tauften.
@ubte er bo@ re@t gut, ba6 Niemano
germ oauait ben Mnfan9 mo@te, unp &o>
metro bate i@ enrlta> pa er aueerpem
Elm iebr 9aniises@ el&dft madte, 9sfist
Da5 war tnoeb einmal 8elbe6cn> unp
LIEF I@ oteier umtano ni9t pieIe,1t
beniiBsu> UNI tas Grlbere aue3u9letten
unb jebt tpenfsfens Grteoen i'm 5aule
III %betommen?
Standardization baben manhmal oroSe
Birfun9en, uno ct ldien jeBt nur nod
ntdt redt NIT it4 ielber i'm &laren, wis
oas Nues ant 8efen ;u erretdcn lein
f6nnte, al6 tbm iefne Grau lelber parauf
balf.
;Fprtlebund fp[at.) |
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-07-20

VUI1EHEV o TtV3tuI Il
I~abrbiuetS. '
Bon 2tStspeel, Guteustopu ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81 06
esnben. 5amburs, :Nutrerpeu, @otterbam. 6aure
Amferbarn, 6arltn0en reer 0r6ntneeu"w"......S 90
0otteubure, Wta1mo, Gbrtatana. G6rtRtanfxab,
Bergen, Staraneer ODER Qppenta een............600 o.
Ranutetm ober 9arte. ~
Orputpetm. 81 %
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-07-20
Gin Mdtmafhinen Nrei6fampf.
Na&fol9enben 8ert9t %entnebme,, nj,
cem 8loomft!p (Sowa) uDemofrat" Dor
Donnerfta9 Dem II. Moi:

Na@folsenoen Bert&t %entnebmen mfr
rem 8locmft!p (Sowa) uDemofrat" BON
Donneritag Dem II. Moi:
1te Rdbm afhtuem p,obe.
@emdB portereebenpem uebereinfcm>
mems perlammelten ll9 bic &eprd1cntan>
ten BET tonfurirenben Nlbz Mo|9inen,
..Bbeeler u. @ilion" uno ~Sinoer" tn
> . BeQows 9alt, in loomfelo, Soma
Mittwo@ ben 20. Npril 1871. Die
6erren M.Stewarp ron Dubuque Soma,
6. 8. Smitb Don St. paul 0ttnn., S.
u. @orparp pon Burlington Soma, unp
S. 6. Gomler pon Scout Soma ,paren
als &eprdlentanten Der "Dbeeler unb
Bilion" Maidine erl&ienen; unb q.
6arris unc y. s.. @perbarp unb 1rdu>
Iein Ybilena @aRleberrp Don Yeorta So.
moren Gle &eprdientanten per Singer
Mai&ine.
M. $. Jone8 G6q. wuroe gum prdf<
centen Der @eriammluns ernannt unp 8.
>. @aIfer gum Sef,etdr.
Die @eprditntanten ieeer Malhine
tafen ras &bfpmmen bic Yrobe untcr
9lei&en Serinaun9en au u%nternebmen>
UNI Den @ertb oeer NuBlod9feit bieier
Mal&tnen al6 Gamilien Ndbmarl9tnen
III eln1itteln.
Der Yrddcent ernannnte cine @omite
BON Yreis &idtern, bsi1ebeno aus ben
6errenN. Seed, .. Miuiler Sctn Sones>
>. 9. Opener, Belle &ello> SarabDu fz
felo uno Grau Sobn Zane.
Die probe mdbrte Don DonnerRa9
Na6mita8 bis Mittmu@ Nadt, NIT et<
NM talten Sage &ube am Montooe.
N2breno oe6 sueiten Cages Der Yrote
frit's DC COMMITTEE ZEN Sag fir S9lub
cet prcte cuff Wittwod Mittas; per<
MoAr1ts oter ipdter btelen &ermtn un
eiAen talben Sag.
Yin Sdlub per grobe lpra@ 6err
Gr rbarc iur cie ~@tnaer" uno 6err
Sterarc fir rie Sntere11en BET ~@beeler
UNI @ilipn" Mal@ine
5iercuf ,o9 ftd ras @omite surild Be-
rietb f6 cine @tunee unp bra9te barn
folsenre Grti4etpun8:
3. mat 1871.
Bon ben @rperimenteR pel@e eemadt
tpurreu, 1T Sbre Connie 3u Der ueber<
3eu9una Qelanat. poB bic "@tnser" ols
cine Ndb Maidine flrGamtlieneebrou@,
cte ~Wbeeler uno @illcn" lbertrift. OBJ
oletd mir onerfenuen paB bic @beeler u.
Bilion cine Mol@tne 1T >pelde ptelt
iadBensmertbe Gt9eni@aften befBt.
(@e3.) '.'.n
4. Feed, 9rtu Sonts,
y. MiQ.ler, 8. 3. Speucer,
9. &ellc. g. Zane.
@arab Duffelb,
@. 8. Sonee, praitent.
Sd. @alfer, @efretar.
- 2rbten Sonntoa ertranf Elm &nate
bt'n' Barren I'M Milfifppi In Der Ndbe
Don &srwins.
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Gin @ebt@t auf 8utl@te.

Gin @ebt@t auf &utf&te
.@eleaentlt& Der Grteoensfeter ~ Nem>
tpuree aud Der un0erblt&e @erfa0e,
oes %ter1bmten Napoliumlieces nit, Ell
mem Coat beradt. Derlclbe bat elmer
eemt7en 81. 8rud gum @erfaIer unit
s @
Wie bic @tnre am Jtrmameut ~ "
Tenn Bauer auf BEN alati&pels brenut,
So brannten uns tns 5er3 btuetn
Die 8utl&tti9en woe(.leiIu.
Stane Rutf&fe In Der Mternu&t
@o etnian. auf Der feruen Ma@t,
Da trau&t Jpn toas I'M &ppf berum:
SD slaub, mon bsib's oowraluetum.%y q
l1ne in bic 2eter erif Il bann
unb bub Elm frSblt& 9iet&tu an,
!3par fang ct ntdt pie @&tQer Ians>
au& sni@t FORFEIT mad @oeluns; { :
'Dc@ tmuatrbin, tptnn mans perRebt-
@sfsbt man germ: Ct 1T woet
9sGesti III @ib ben 9elmerbinG
SIM Stein, bsn 8reilteratb unb Sings,
; Ete tuteuer ;Di@tsr, unb teIiner, -"
ga felbf ben ~8rud" unb vllri@ @9iener"
Fl Der &ritild(te Ter trtt'i&:e 81 @i&tsr
ertart Jpn fir men ~Grtswuri&tbi@trr."
Das beist &aeout aus 9ulienfri9teu,
Gletl@, @al3 uno YfeTer 1T ltin Di@ten.
Gas abfr nd9rt uno rei3t ben ,,Durl9t"
Grab ~te ne preubi&e "grbltnwuri&t."
SnbtB i'd bier MID rebt better,
@&reibt MIR @ermantas vtuter" aatIu:
~5err Doftor uolen erfufren,
IS tbut tein Gntl9te %eriliren.
!8ena jeben Webrmann puu's @el&t,
Ord etnsn &utI9tt Tenn i'd ni9t!"
I& @ilbelm ! Du tanni1 rubie ietn,
Sd leb' Dir fir ben Rutl9te elm.
Der &uldte 1T bes @oltes @tb:
Der tat au @eeen ietnen @is,
@o ,pet bic eeuti&e 3unee tliust,
@o peit man Bad" unb Eager" trtutt.
Drum bIe'b' i'd feif unb rufe BOD:
Der beutl&e &utidtt lebe bo9!
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-07-20
&t. ~al1l marft B rttDt.

@elb 9t pStentti& eeltefert BON ber beut>
i&tn 8ant uno @s&ld-@el9at BON Datplon u.
So. @t. paul.
0tr'aufsprets.
De&fel auf Rew gort, philadelphia, Ntlwautee. Obi
ea6p, ct. Eput8, a 9rs.tnt
GnrppGifdbe Bedbiet.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-07-20

sateesen uns aaolex 3iafts fir odtts, se aaf teft~nss::3stt
tinterlsst rperben. ,,
Der otatfde Partner ttr Htrse. 6err u. &MeHes. wtrs
q a@ a~nasltsea k4n taasa, ale sanesleute auf bas 3ussr'
1>ume 1bfe II ~berteaeu. put6A
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-03-13
A C%snneeticut Gentleman Gets His
Rye Teeth Cut.
From the New York Globe, March 4th.l

From the New York Globe, March 4th.l
John Hedden, u native of the land Of
steady habits, came to this city yester-
day, hoping to better his fortune. lie
was q larness-maker, and had saved
$50, which lie carried In his pocket
book. Night coming OIL, John wanted
some place to sleep, and meeting LIZ
zle Wilson, a coiored woman, and o
white woman (wllo Is the wife Of q
colored mani, lie asked them II they
could direct him to q boarding house.
OF course they could! They took him
to No. IS Grand street, where Thomas
Nolan, (colored), the husband of the
white woman above referred to, lived.
Nolan was In bed, but gave 1t up to
Hedden In consideration Of 81. He'd
den then gave the white woman ~ to
"buy drinks WITH" aud went to bed.
About 3 O'Clock this morning Nolan
came into the room where the Coanec-
ticut gentleman was sleeping, and
pulled him out Of bed by the chair OF
his head, = kicked him, changed"
him, blacked his eye, and treated him
s~hamefnlly. John, not being able to
cope with Nolan, had to succunb. He
was also forced to take n very dilapi-
dated coat and pants In place Of far
better ones that he had worn OH going
to the place. When lie got outside he
discovered that all his money, save o
ten cent stamp, was gone. He bawled
for an officer, and Mckenzie, OF the
Eighth, came up and arrested Nolan
and Lizzie Wilson. They were brought
before Justice Cox this morning, but
while making his affidavit the CON-
plainant, Headen, was taken with con-
vulsions. The case was then laid over
until he RECEIVERS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-03-13
Overland Dispatches
SPECIAL tothe GOLD HILL NEWS
BY THE CABLES.

LONDON, March 13.-It Is reported
from Paris that the Government In
tends levying a tax on imported raw
material, especially on textile fabrics.
The tax on cotton alone Is expected to
produce annually from sixty to eighty
millions of francs; and foreign manu-
features also will be taxed proportion
ately.
A Daily Neus dispatch from Brussels
says all the French prisoners in'Bel-
GUM have gone home.
The French official journal publishes
a decree approving the formation OF
regiments Of infantry at Bordeaux and
dissolving the headquarters of stats Of
armies recently operating in tile north,
and camps of instruction at Havre, In
Brittany, and the Vosges.
BERLIN, March l3.-Emperor Will
liam is i'll at Terriers, but will leave
for this city Tuesday next.
It Is announced that the Seventh and
Twelfth Prussian army corps and
the wurtemburgers will form the
army Of occupation In the portion Of
France to be held by the Germans I'M
til the conditions of the treaty of peace
are fulfilled.
PARIS, March l3.-Versailles has
been evacuated by the French garri-
son. The Radicals have posted pla-
cards urging the army not to fight the
people, to no effect.
The Radical papers have been sup
pressed.
MADRID, March II. Serious dis
turbances have taken place In the
provinces. At Alconte, III armed mob
fired on the Mayor and other civil off,
GERS, and some lives were lost.
In the election the opposition is tri-
umphing, in consequence of the "dis-
turbed state of the country.
The Kings trip to meet the Queen
has been deferred.
AMIENs, March l2.-Ihe Emperor is
seriously indisposed and unable to re-
view the troops today. The Crown
Prince is reviewing them.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-03-13

The New SoUTH.-'rhe South is no
longer the free trade South. She has
no further desire to champion or prac-
tics the alluring and seductive dogmas
which lately were the badges Of her
weakness and humiliation. Slavery,
the strong ally Of free trade, exists
there no longer. Surplus earnings
cannot now take the old form OF i'll
vestment-more chattels, more acres,
more mulcs-but find remunerative re-
turns in manufacturing stocks and rail-
road shares. Tendency to decentrali-
Zation and differentiation In the occu-
pations OF industry Is rapidly su6sti-
tuting the once dominant tendency to
naturalization and homogeneousness.
Lines of intercommunication are null
tiplying rs they never did before.
Delivers are busily at work in mines
that had long reposed In unnoticed
idleness and solitude. Water powers
that for many years heard no sound
save their own splsshings begin to
mingle the noise of their currents with
the whirl and hum of machinery, amid
a productive population. Cotton,
wooden and paper mills, furnaces,
foundries and machine shops, with
factories Of various descriptions, are
fast dotting landscapes recently given
to the pillow, or surrendered to the
growth of fennel or sedge-broom.
Everywhere the South Is repenting OF
her FREQ trade delusion and folly, and
exhibiting works meet for repentance.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-03-13
robbing a stranger in a Barbary Coast

robbing a stranger in a Barbary Coast
deadfall this morning.
A message from Horace Dawes,
written out at his request just before
his death yesterday, was read in the
different Courts. 1t was as follows (:
~ wish 1t distinctly understood that l
have always been opposed to adjourn
ment Of courts on account Of ths death
Of members of the Bar, and I desire
no adjournment to take place on my
account, and no mention Of my name
be made upon the records Of any OF
the Courts" This message was Or
dered spread upon the records of the
Fourth District Court, in place Of the
usual motion and order to adjourn.