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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-08
STREET QUOTATIONS.
HaIf.past Five O'clock p. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
MONDAY, Angus

MONDAY August rs T. N.
CoTFEE-The market for all descriptions decidedly
firm. Rio and Santos held at materially higher prices
which checked business We heard Of sales here AT
Baltimore there fair business In progress, and sales
reported Of 5000 bags Rio per Japwng, on private
terms s35 bags do, per Traveller at l2c gold IN pond'
and 600 bags do, per Spring Bird on private
terms. Business In other descriptions WAS h'n''eo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-08

The quotations are based cotton running quality not
more than hat grade above below the grae quoted.
The receipts at the ports to-day foowst;alyes.
ton 30 New qnsana, i4ss Mobile, 2oi Savannah iss
Same day last week, 2S27 day year IO6 Raea
for cotton freight TO foreign ports closed Liver.
To- gold sail &c 10 Hamburg BY steam. tled to Bremen
a1sc gold ihe following telegraphc reports South
markets. timed three r. M were received here to-day
New orleansMarket dun; sales, 200; low midding lie
17Ac. Nobile-Market quiet Sales Sh0 middlIngs lBc
savannah-Market lowers sales, as low midding, l6hc.
7c. Charleston-Market dull sales, 6o middng, lsc.
Baltimore-Market dull and nomnai sales, 3d. mddins.
1875 -
FLOUR GnAIN.-RecelptsF % 116 bills wheat
1886 bushels corn 297 do corn meal 800 bbls and
continued to RUE dull and prices In some instances
mostly for local wants The sales We're about 5000 bills
Rye four was dull prices nomnaly unchanged Corn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-08
\ ,oa. ". nuosr 8rdtn.ft A.rro.. ,n,l

70 lots ". quotsi- Ordinary tarro.s fo,M 4
loNc; fair do, Ike unc.; good DO, Ike
ali gold In bond 10 g. dsvs ossai. and nd sSoS
Ishc agc cey|on, l6fc. 10 Mancsibo, lac IsYc
s1c; loc Cos,s Rica BAG Isle Manila, 10 l5c
Mexican, iSc i6c sayania l3c. BHc; Curacao 100.
a 15c., all gold, thirty to sixty days, duty paid.
CorTosIn the absence OF advices Europe the
ket dull and transactions confined TO narrow limts
Cotton the spot lower, and the appended revised
quotations show decline OF Nc per h. In the price OF good
ordinary, &c per h. low mddng and re- rer TO- 10 mid
ding grades. For forward delivery the business ur.
usually small but prices we'll sustained and the
ket though quiet closed steady about the prices Saur
day. The sales follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-08
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


BERGEN-vANDER vEER-At Somerville, N. J., on
rector Of 81. J0nn's church, VAN BRUNT BERGEN OF
Bay Ridge, l.. l., 10 ELIZABETH WANDER VEER,
daughter OF the late Cornelius Wander veer, OF the
former place.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Long Branch, N. j., on
LoUDON to MISS LUCY MACK, both OF New York city.
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COPARTNERsIIlPs.

THE CoPARTNERsHIP HERET0FokE o EXISTING ING
| under tIG name and firm OF Williams Ghiet 10 THIS
dav dissolved by Either party ID authorized
70 conec' A0ooun'' ' ~ SAMUEL WILLIAMS
J.. b. GlLLET.
NEW YoRK, August !, 1871. FRANK WILLIAMS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-08

middlingl the sales have
100 at l5ibc. !
100 at BIC: November.
nc. /; total, 600 bales. To-
/ lsc. ; September, 1890 al
anuary, lO0 at $780,; total,
!. the average quotations
were:-August, l6c. /; Sep
December, 1870 We
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-08

MONTHLY OR WEEKLY PAYMENTs-oARPErs
Nl Furniture, Bedding, &GnirA,.y cusN,xau.v
gs4 and 1856 Third near Twenty eighth Stree,
Prices lower than any other house In the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-08

old CARPETS FOR sALE-MA OLSON PARK HOTEL
~ Broadway, Twenty second street aud FIFTH sycnue
Appy from ~ 10 " O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-08

q NEW, ELEGANT RESIDENCES. NEW BRIGHTON,
u II rooms water gas, heaters high, healthy location fne
view of bay and city $4,000; $500 Terms nccommoda
ting. DARRIN, so Broad street.
CO ono FARM. g ACRES. LOAN SOIL; HOUSE,
cheap Address LEWIS. Northport, L. L. 2W Front street.
Tuesday afternoon.
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REAL Il STATE WANTED.

town, or small FAB IN near station, or cash, will b.
aken In exchange for ne and Fruit Business the odes
CO., Herald Office.
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TOR sALE--AT BOUND BROOK, N. J., THREE
IL quarters Of mile from depot Farm Of 10 acres;
podern aonse, II rooms perfect orders barn. carriage
wells OF l6 trains day 30c per day
cash price $500. worth $40 COO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-08

~ Houston and Greene streets,
NEw YORK, August 3, 1871.
Proposals will received for thirty days for the removal
of six wrecks parts of wrecks Charleston Harbor c.
For particulars apply ut this ONCE, In person by letter.
No papers need copy this notice.
O. A. GILMORE
Major Corps Of Engineers, Brevet Major General United
States Army.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-08

ITO LET-OPPOSITE UNITED STATES MINT, CHEST
J. street, Philadelphia, handsome four story brown
stone Store and Building Chestnut street by
$50 feet to SAMSON street suitable business Address
streets, Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-08

TUE NAMEs OF THREE GB. VTLEMEN ARE DESIRED
VIII unite with others ~ buying farm AGAR New
emnlDV located and capable OF being divided ino eight
70 form a plot Of about eight acr.s esch The object being
as" ~ cnoce neighborhood at a reasonable cost. Ad
VIC. =. IVA NCIs HYDE. % Brond A.rcet, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-08

Iuth.... ..sssss...ssss.. b0A
For future delivery Oasis low
been as follows:-S Saturday evenii
September, 100 At lS1ac.; October,
l00 at IL 3-l8c. February, 200 at l8l
day-August, 800 Mt II Lice, 100 at
10 S.l6c. (; October, 100 at ls.lc. ia
B,UO0 bales; grand total, $500 bales.
oil Saturdays forward deliveries v
tember, io.2sc. October, 1s.25c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-08

LNOR SALE-A BARGAIN, A FARM NEAR LARGE
lake with fruits and berries of all kinds; nice driving
terms and little cash required mile from the
no agents need apply Call a 80 Seventh avenue, Eff
tee nth street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-08

TOR sALE-AT money, NORTHERN NEW JERSEY
Railroad, % acres OF Land, House 40 rcoms) Out
buildings &C. entirely and modern splendid location
Win be sold cheap and favorable terms Apply STILL
MANS shoe store OF Greenwich and Barclay Streets
New York.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-11-18
THE GREAT INTERNA TIONAL HIGH
WAY

The European and North American Rail
way sustains a relation to the Railway sys-
TEN of America corresponding to that of the
Central Pacific r. X.
The latter is the only railroad reaching to
California and the Pacific coast, and all the
Railway traffic of the rest of the United States
with California, Japan, China, &C., passes
over the Central Pacific" The European
& North American Railway extends eastward
toward Europe, and, terminating at Halifax,
will, on completion in July next, bring Am
erica and Europe within sir days sea-voyge
of each other. Heretofore eight days has
been the minimum length of the voyage from
New York.
The saving of some &c hours time from
that now required, and the avoidance of seren
hundred miles of ocean rarel altogether,
will make the route to and from Europe by
far the most popular. The travel between
Europe and America, and race persa, amounts
to over four hundred thousand passengers
annually. Arrangements have been made
already with the T.. s. and Canadian Gov
ernments for taking the European mails over
this Road, and the increased speed of tran
sit will ensure to this II. h. the carrying of
all the mails of China, Japan, and America,
to and from all the nations of Europe, after
its completion to Halifax next July. Because
of the saving of time, and the entire avoid
ance of the worst part of the voyage across
the Atlantic, (along the coast from New
York TO Halifax, specie, and valuable
freight will also take this route. The enor.
nous magnitude of our business relations
with Europe is too well known to need men
tioning here.
Suffice to say, that this E. & N. A. Rail.
way, atfording such remarkable valuable IA
cilites for travel and traffic to and from Eu-
rope, will surely, and beyond all question,
enjoy remarkably large and lucrative bust
ness from this source.
Besides this, its local business is large and
profitable. Being the only railroad connect
ing the Provinces, population one million,)
with Canada and the United States, its bust
ness is large and constantly increasing, and
the immense mills and tanneries along its
line furnish business alone sufficient to
make it paying road.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-11-18

The "Central Pacific is the Westera, while
the Il. &. n. A. Railway is the eastern ter
minal line of the Railway system of America,
and as the former received the outpouring of
travel and freight from America towards
California and Asia, and return,-so will the
E. & N. A. Railway receive that of America
toward Europe, and of Europe toward
America,-an endless stream.
The per cent Gold Bonds of the Central
Pacific are quoted at about l03, and are
sought for as in every respect desirable and
thoroughly safe.
The per cent. Gold Bonds of the L. & N.
A. Railway Co., (of the portion of the road
in Maine, / IA miles,) are most amply secured,
and no Il. X. Bonds ever offered in Maine
have met with any quicker sales. They are
not only secured by first mortgage on a vau-
able trunk line of Railway and by Sinking
Fund, but also by first mortgage on some
S00,000 acres of timber and farming land be-
longing to the Company in Maine. These
amount to four hundred acres to each $1,000
Bond. Nearly all of the entire amount of
Bends issued s2,000,000,) have been sold
and the remainder soon will be.
Meantime they can still be had at 80 and
accrued interest in currency, but after they
are all sold, as the total amount is limited
81, 900, 000,) and mostly held by Savings
Banks and others for permanent investment,
it will be but seldom that any can be bought.
and then only at a price approximating that
of Central Pacifcs' and other first-class
per cent. Gold Bonds Bangor Wing.
These securities are most thoroughly safe,
and investors will do well TO secure them at
their present low price while the opportuni-
ty offers. They can be had at the Freemans
National Bank, Augusta. On account of the
handsome difference to be obtained, (S200 to
S275 in cash on each $1,000, very large
amounts of U. S. Bonds are being exchanged
for these bonds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-11-18

Let the Portland Press go on aiding the
establishment of manufactures in that
city and following the footsteps of Angus
ia. Let it also remember that the manu-
features are not yet established, and that
..beggars cannot be choosers." What
steps Portland will need to take, in order
to establish them remains to be seen.
The result of manufacturing there thus far
does not indicate that there is anything in
the locality SO favorable as to tempt skill
and capital to try the experiment without
assistance. Ifthe city is in earnest it will
take the steps necessary to accomplish the
object. If is waits for manufactures to
grow without help none will grow. g.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-11-18

history of the manner in which the secrets of
the organization were, in the hands of bold,
discreet agents of the government, turned in
to means for the downfall of the khan, ever
comes to be written. it will be fascinating
and startling story. Well may ''the leading
citizens" of South Carolina or any other State
leave their homes in haste and their crops in
the field when they learn that for the last
three months they could not ride in one OF
their midnight raids without the presence. nor
exchange the grip of the order, without
grasping the hand of United States detective
in ku-klux disguise. The order is stripped
bare, the names of its leaders are known ana
the Executive Departments, in obedience to
the mandate of Congress, will suppress it.
These facts afford the best answer to the
crv rai,sd by the democratic jouynals that
s.republicans are as bad as Tammany."
When Tweed shares the fate of Hodges, it
will become such journals to brag about their
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-11-18

The organ of the national democracy at
Washington takes desparing view OF the
situation when it says There is, in our
Judgment, but one hope of escape. one
chance vet afforded !; and that hope is in a
traternal and heartfelt union of the good
men OF all parties, uniting upon candi-
date whose record, life and character are
pure and who can rally to his support
the democrats, conservatives and disatfect-
ed republicans, who are opposed to the
corruption and despotism of the present
administration.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-11-18

The American and British Claims Com
missioners under the Washington treaty
are at work. Those who have claims to
make can prepare to present them now
The Commissioners have heavy job be-
fore them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-11-18

Persia is really waking up from the
nightmare of Accommodation, or the
doctrine of the fatalist, and is going to
work to extend the railway system over
the country.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-11-18
1aiIp Nrnnebrc sournh

AU G. u 8 It a.
SATURDAY MORNING. Nov. 10, 1871.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-11-18

The recent gale has left marks of its
violence upon the villages and cities that
line our coast. and probably caused num-
erous shipwrecks. of which we yet have
no knowledge.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-11-18

damage to shipping along the coast, with the
usual loss of life, but hope for the best.
Many persons went over to the Cape TO wit
ness old ocean dashed into fury. 1t was a
grand and awe-inspiring spectacle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-11-18

: Mr.. Gladstone made point in address
sing his Greenwich constituency by stat
ing that in eighteen years of liberal adj
ministration the annual taxation of Eng
land had been reduced by about $50, 000.-
900. A good illustration of the relative
progress Of the two countries is to be
found in the fact that under President
Grants administration a reduction of tax
ation much larger in amount has already
been effected here. In the single item of
interest charge upon the public debt, there
has been made since March l, 1869, re-
duetion equal to 16,36S, 10S per annum.
The public debt of Great Britain has in
these eighteen years of which Mr.. Glad
stone is SO proud been decreased to the
extent of S160, 000,0 600, while our own has
in two years and half been reduced
s273,749.S11. The comparison may help
to show the magnitude of the task which
we are so quietly and effectively accom-
plishing.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-02-09
9t>t11t11ter 65A.

it4, pbne &peiterea 8efnnen, Der lbSnet
S9nmd9ti8en unb tru9 Fe in itinen Ar>
men na4 Der Ni9tune fort Die Dem bon
@orneliu6 etn9el9la9enen Bese entee>
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tt9en @9ritten Dprau8. Gum erfen
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abbaneen 9efcmmen iei. SIR Mfitleip
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ben, in Der SrauenppQen Nadt pdbrenb
fie uno @lelia 9erettet per ,5etnotb su>
eilten ? @ie fling an laut gu iammeru> fie
rief ietnen Namen; pa aber 9ebot ibr
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su iawetBen, paB fe etn9elaldtert oer<
ftummte. &eu6eno fol9te iie ben ppranz
stlenben Mdnnern. 8alo tpar eS fill
semurben at cer Ste1e, 100 nod @orne<
liu6' Gaoeu an ceu1 Gropffetn9ebtlbe
bin9. Sur Der falleno Iropfen pieoere
bolte eint6nia unb at9eme0en 1einen
nej1brisen Slang.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-02-09
XII,

6trr @ornelius Ypn GanIen mar III
teftt9er unrube fortse1aritter> al6 ct bic
Grauen perlteb, um etnen Nu69an8 ober
8eifanb 3u iu9en. Der DranG re@t
balo mteptr 3u @lelien 3urad3utebrer,
iperute ibu 3ur Gile. Sn pieier per9aB Ct
oft pfe n1tbi9e @orii9t> er ftteb an bic
Gden ber @dnee, itrau@elte iiber fleine
unebenbetten I'M Boben, unb war p}t
nabe paran, ben wtdtfgen Gaben (efntr
banb entl9l1pfen gu laien. glo@ nte
bate Ct cine 70 itiirmtl9e 8ene9un9 1ei>
ues Snneren empfunoen wte jeBt. Gin
tnnerea Geuer brobte, i'm 3u persebren.
@eine @ttrn &par 8llbenb, ietne 3un8e
braunte tbm am @aumen. Sft fam IS
tbm Dor, als blidten bd6lt&e 2apen nit
teuFif&em@rinien aus oer6in1ernib ber<
pcr, ldbelten tbn bIbntl9 an uno bic
toQenBtlper 1rurben fpredenp, unb rieftn
ibm tbr entieB!tdes @iQfommen 3u unb
ia9ten Glteb nur immerbin Du entaebit
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gers unb tperben balb nagen an Der ST.
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un@ ibrer ret;enpen @ltersr bemdbtieen,
70 ger a6ren tptr fie aud> benn In Der
@erni9tun9 beiebt unier Daletnl unb
Du baf fie un6 3ueeflbrt Du bif unler
@ene0e> aber mir ssrft5ren audi DID,
wtr rtiben AUDI DID In pie marterpoQe
8erni9tun9, renn mir fennen teineDanf<
bartlett. Banpere bin, wanbere Der! Du
bleibf unS perfalen. Infer Rei9 1T
Breb> aber es if ein &erfer aus pem tein
@trinnen !"
Denno& iab er Elm, ta6 bteie@eRalten,
bic er oubtn 3u b6ren unb 3u {ebeu
wdbnte, nur In ietnen Snnern lebten.
Ct prebte Die .9anb an cte breunenbe
@ttrue:
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~D5tmmeL erbalte mir nod neinen@er>
fanp."
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-02-09
&btpinbiubt.
@ebrauhet DaS bette Sell
nltttel,
ae trtaet neue 9enetfe ses erpeen @erttes ttef
2uuAen 8QIia1uS.


&un9en 8aliatnS.
nas rsls an nsm @sfea eser an @9nea&t 1sbea
'nauaes in Wata. 9itg aat6tsan, lslsa:
Ntartae 9v, Midtsan, %. SuH 1870.
srss Mass T. ~ Sar.,s !. g. et1es 5tsrsn 50 babe
puuea wsber epne bsnielben su @ benn bat meiu Q~
esn esrettet. SD ertdee mid, unb tin 6uten, ne&er
l@lee@ tn s@rinbfu&t abtraine, be1el m@ Sd befanb
m& tn dnem traurtssn 3uRanbe. So psru9ts aaes mas
nit nur anempfoblen purbe une mpanb fit yteles @elb
9uns 8atlam sum gsrauf bod puse ID ni9ts prn ieu.u
" ntdsn Sd bate np& ntt siue sIaia. savun serauft.
bn setaufen t9an Der ID ni&ts pube &r brane In
e'n eberrafdune bette bers bic ere glae meiuen 9u-
fen, unb beepr tie brittle 5la4e auf8ebraut mar suaret
etat sunesa eeetl une i'd fsnn nun aus @rfae-
i4afteu BON NQen's 4unaen Ba Jam prehen.
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~ :. Il sarrts s &c.. aue'aee etsenttama.
9u babtn bel alien Drosuiaen. Cincinnati, 0sts.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-02-09

Ser trene &sm eraS.

No4 flane teiu 2ieb gu teiner Gbre,
8emGbrttr Greunt III Natb unb Sbat
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Wnba&t'ger 5Drer Sdaar umrinst;
Ee0 'Wort tem Ypmn1crn tpte benz @9wabeu
3u elei@er 2uf SerltanbliH tinst.
@u bu nur nabf, 1iidt man 3ulamn,en
9e[lt Nb ber 8lid, Der l1nmutb Etebt;
Wan 3iebt bid an bes 8isouc5 Glammen
llnb jorbert laut hein neui1es 2ieb.
Du bif ss, beden Wprt int Gluee
8tlebenb pur9 ttr &eiben flinst
l1ub bas erldSpfte @lieb int 3uee
Sn ebxnen Iatt(&ritt tuieber stpinst.
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81 ms, eer Genius ber @olbaten>
Jin eeutl9e Seer, er-ber pumpr.
(9(ab.)
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Z)ir 4Mumie ueu Rotterdam,
Nopelle Don @eor8 D5rtne.
(Gortlebung.)

Cornelius befano f9 in einem qualz
pollen 3ultanoe. @r fonnte ben &C.
flblen bic iein 5ers serrilfn> nt9t @prte
leieben. Selbff per lanfte 6antebrud
Der @eliebten> NIT benz fie ibm bic Ser
f&erun9 81 seben l4ien, bab iie If,
@&idlal nidt i4merSe, oab iie rubtg in
cine 3utunft lebe> rie inn 70 erdbli&
plnfte> fonnte fetnen fi9ti9en Truif
teinen Mu9enblid per &ube in leineSeele
brin9en. Groiilos erbtttert 9escn G@
uno pa6 &erban9nib itarrte er in pie 6ee,
tocte yfabt.
&uS bteler @eifes fumpfbeit puroe er
pl6BliA bur9 etnen beuen, flin0enpeu
Son gang in ieiner 9fdbe ertpedt. 6:
fubr Don ieinem Sibe aut pbne jebo9
tic 5onp@lelinS les;ula6en, }pel@s 1tlbN
tetrcffen aber ben Slang. ber 70 unerz
,tpartet Die rings berrl9enpe Stiue uns
terbrp@en bate. Gr 9rif nit Der freten
2e6ten. ioweit er ret@en tpnnte, lumber
etbfriibrte etnen feu9ten, feini9en &C.
9al ltano> ben feline ,6dnoe umlpannen
ton>ten> per fret nom Boben in bt $751;
| fsbnc, Die @eialt eineS 8aumeS 3u bas
sen lhien.
Den3ufau bate fe an bic @teue ae>
flbrt, Mp cine ieltlame 2aune eer Natur
itttten tn Dome bes Yetersberees, 3tpi>
19en ee0m unenoli6e @anbtetn9ef.iiftt
|etne Grpaflteinaeer ein9e1dpben bat,
|Dtele8 TN eaufe Don Sabrbunperten er>
|Seu9te @ebthe, 1T pas ein3i9e bteler Mrt
in bent >peitel unteriroif9en &aume.
pie 2eute, BENIN poS Snnere beS .Yez
er6berse6 ni6tfremo 1T, fennen es tppbl
uno be3et&nen 20 in ibrer lntpi0en5eil
uno nur NIT Beradf&tieun9 ieintr dus
beren Merfmale, nit pem glau,en pea
periteinerten Baume9.
Cornelius par nur fm Nu9emeit,en
spn rem @unpertperte, bas fi@ bter I'M
S@o6e ber Groe oerbare, ni9t BON beiz
zen Gn3elbeiten unterrt@tft. St 8laubte
a19t anofrs, ais bae er 8lddli@erpetie
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-02-09
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MinneIota @taat8> 3eitun9.

MinneI0ta Staat8> eitur9.
9ret ARal 9B6dentlibe:
Sn gerau8tewblun6 'per Sabr] ]....""..... $500
gD66 entlt1e:
9a 8orau5be3ablung ...."..........."..$ $3.50
ser Satr, nab alien 8tetlea ber Ser @tadten.
Ra6 @uropa CpcrtofrfD:
Drei Mal tpI9entlibe [psr Sabr]........ .$12.30
W59eatlt9e [per Sabr] NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 4.65
@elbfenbungtn yer upO1 Wpnep Sresr" ptsr In
0eatrfrtcn Breen f6nneu a unfer 0to eemadt psrteu
Ole gtaats' 'Seituns bat auRer benz Seraus,
aeber felbft feinen reiienSsn Maenttn, Scr be.
fu8t 1T. 9elber fir bieielbe su eouectiren.
Was Brieis belitbe man au asref0ren an
xbepopr @anber,
Bpr 262, ct. PAUL. Minn.