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Immigration.

Editor of The Dispatch:
sir,--I send you copy Of an illustrated
advertisement circulated broadcast through
the English papers by the agents Of the North.
crn Pacific railroad.
/ also send you'ropy Ct u newspaper, Lind
and Immigration, which is also circulating
By tens of thousands through Great Britain.
You can easily Judge whether State agent
sent from Virginia to Great Britain could lie
able to compete with the lavish outlay which
the great ruiroad corporations can easily
afford, to push the aale OF lands they get FOR
nothing. Yours, &cY SoTA EENI.
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Ef-ED.

On Wednesday evening the 2Ist instant, at Is
c'cCck after i shGrt and a!aful illness. JAMES X.
MOORE. sou Of jarnosan GcGrgcAnna Moore
The funeral viii t,kc lace from his fathers resi-
Gencc, No. ?yJ west Gay street., between Brooke
avcnuc alI -tGains erect. Oil Fi!IDAT the sd
instant. 1t O'Clock =. II. His relatives ard friends
and Hose OF III, fathers family arc respectfully in-
r!tcd to attend without further no.!cc.
IT tie residence Of Rev. c. 3iinnigero,lc on the
olst instant IL O'Clock L. NJ, Colouc! JOHNSTON
ELAkELET CARTER, III the lfty-fourth year Of
his ace.
I'll, funeral viii take place TO-DAY tFriday) at l.
O'clock,
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SPECIAL NOTIgEs.

-BREEDEN Sc FOX are now re-
o.,v,nv, ,arrc and varied assortment OF EARLY
COPING. GOODS. BREEDEN & FOX,
c,,-c 4O1 Broad street.
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Immigration.

Editor Of The Ui$patch:
Sir,-If the acknowledgements will read
my letter in Saturdays Dispatch he will find
that agree with him as to the adViS,bllity
of publishing information. That would do
good. while the employment OF State agents
would result in harm. Yours obedicntly,
An ENGLISH SETTLER.
FebruQrY 20, 1872.
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SrrrEz AND CcNxLis0.-TAose who Know
that M. CoxzL!yG is the peacock Of the sen
&c will appreciate TIC wit o. thc ic''i' "
lJr. Scnvrz. when charged ly CoNEt1So WIFE
having str,ttcd in tic Senate. ole begged
navjon for Infringing upon Nj. coS6LlHGa
privilege"
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wA GOOD INVESTMENT.
ONE THAT IS SURE TO PAY.

EETTER THAN FIvE-TNENTT's. TEN-FOIe-
TVS, OR SEyEN-THIRTY'S, OR EVEN
NORTHERN OR CENTRAL
PACIFIC RAILROAD.
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GsFT1Gf.Ah.

Office OF CITY EEGISEER,l
RICHMOND, Va, February -, l,72. !
PROPOSALS will be received at this Office
y until TUESDAY. March 9Th. 1t - O'Clock NJ.
for Tic construction OF q BRICK SEWER, egg
5h.peg. on Brook veEuc i-",n Broad street 10 ia.
coil'S Quarter Branch. distance OF :hou $3.50 feet.
Cement Furnished 10y the city, For further informa-
t!Cn-gr!y IL this Office.
The Committee Streets reserves the right to re-
feet any Or all proposals.
CHARLES Il. DIMMOCK,
fe22-dtd City Engineer.
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. CASH DIVIDEND OF FROM TEN TO THIRTY
PE,p CENT. MADE AT THE TIME OF
INVESTMENT
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GROCERIES. De. !

SUPERIOR TEAS, CHOICE COUNTRY
- HAMS. n full lire Of KNIGHTS FLkyDRTSC;
EXTRACTS, EARLY ROSE. PEACfi-Ef.GW.
JACKSON WHITE and MONITOR PfyT ATOPS.
SNOWFLAKE FLOUR: CANNED Goods, and
fancy groceries OF MI kinds; imported and domestic
WINES andLIQUORS. A. 3. JOHNSON.
fe2l-cod3t 20f Broad street
WE HAVE In STORE another lot Of
~ that choice GREEN TEA.
w. g. cambridge d CO.,
fc22 S2I Broad street
IN VIRGINIA BACON HANS, old and
w new:
so bags CERFALISE. anti-Iyspeptic food.
Tryi II you would get well.
fc22 WM. 6. cambridge 6 co.
100 DOZEN CANS TOMATOES: so
lOO dozen cans PEACHES; very superior sew
ORLEANS MOi.ASSES and HOSEf-DEIP SY-
RUP: 75 barrels hest FAMILY and EXTRA
FLOUR WIN. G. DASDEfDGE & Co,
fe 90 SGT Broad 81 rect,
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

ENSEtsASCE COMPANIES.
STATEMENT OF THE VI UT u 4 L
- LIFE INSURANCE COM PANY OF NEW
YORK FOX TIE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER
81; 1911:
Net assets January l. ,382,+lT sc
Receipts during tho year,
For Premiums. SI2.c5s.o3o 10
For Interest aud Rents. 2,0G3,G5 s.
- 81,
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V'HE MINERAL RESOURCES OF YIR.

TSHE MINERAL RESOURCES OF VIR-
4 GINIA.-In the report made by the secretary OF
the Richmond Chamber of Commerce on the TRADE
and Commerce OF Richmond Tor the Year 1871 and
forty-tvo printed pages descriptive Of the mining
and mineral resources of Tirgint, the different fur
races la operation, &c &c. IhiS Is the coapsetest
report erer made on. the subject and viii be found
well worth the attention OF tho members of the Legis-
laturc. For sale by ELLSSOS & TAYLOR.
& IL 90
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DRY GOODS.
BARGAINS FOR THIS WEEK.
SELLING AT COST TO REDUCE STOCK.

SELLING AT COST TO REDUCE STOCK.
Rns e Ct IL ye aas 81 5B 81 ZnEa or1s
Al!:Sool PI,A1p PopLINs at as and &C.;
rESGn MERN9sf At s GS T TaMf q at
hsh RGLihs. ss s sns :s Worth 50
BLX sa5S' vELvETEEss tsl, sls5, and sl.se, e1-
Exc sii! snn Styles cAssrnEREs, 81 and up;
S4rKIIs; TOWELS; QUILTS; ara i AN.kKEgTs
SKIRTS. UNDER-vESTs. CoRSETs,
HOSIERY, KID GLOVES,
E EH$H$l5E REH=sEs'
and numerous other goods @s AT COST IN order 70
make room for SPRING GOODS.
Give us Il call. and secure bargains:
WILLIAM THALfiMER & SONS,
fels 40. COZ Broad, corner Sixth street.
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
Just received per steamer full line OF
STAPLE GOODS,
embracing all the hest brands of BLEACIIED and
BROWN CuTTONS and SHEETlNGS.
Also. Il large stock Of very handsome
MEDIUM and LIGHT CALICOEs.
@ll ofthcse goods were bought by Mr.. DrcKwALLi Lin
view York at the lowest cash prices ana viii be sold
accordingly. DUCAWALL s. kOUSS.
New stock of
CHARLOTTESVILLE CASSIIERES
In handsome spring styles.
&c ii DUCKWALL & ROCSS.
CHARLOTTESVILLE
WOOLLEN MILLS.
Thanking our numerous patrons for tlcr very lib
eT support during the past year. We beg to assure
Stem t:r,t. regardless Of the heavy advance In the
price Of wool, shall spare effort TO merit teir
confidence and patronage. and thit
THE PRESENT HIGH STANDARD
Of our fabrics shall not only be maintained. but With
increased facilities and rigid adherence 10 our rule Of
working
GOOD MATERIAL ONLY,
hope 10 establish fer tiom national reputation
For sale in Richmond by
J.C. COURTNEY & son,
THOMAS X. PRICE & CO.,
DUCkWhLL & ROUsS,
BREEDEN 4 FOX,
ISAAC Styles.
LEVY BROTHERS,
ta13 CARDOZO, FOURQUREAN & co.
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MARINERS, ATTENTION.-Wc have $50
Il bushels prime Berkeley County CLOVER
SEED, selected by onr ent for our own trade. Try
our = Imperial GuaIo,n pronounced the most actlve
j. B. BLAND & CO.,
q I-lu 1894 Casy strosa
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S5T,2D ,oG3 80
DISBURSEMENTS.
To Pole Holders
For CRims by Detth.. 80. g., 5.1i0 IL
For Dividends. .....,.... S,3G1,s95 IL
Annutic5 matnrcd-
EnGowncnts ard surren-
dcrcd Policies. ......... l,3c7.555 Il
Ss,ib5,500 Of
Expenses
For Commissions to
Agents. SJGt,iT6 IS
For O!fcc and
Law Expenses 5la,oo2 Go
llls,too 10
Taxes
Amount paid to the diff
!crcut S::,tcs............ 1ll,lfl 90
s,sss,!9I 10
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GROCERIES.-j0 hogsheads New Orleans
" Sugars % hcgslcads Parto lico $u@trs, IS
hOrshcrils Dcnarura Sugars. 200 barrels Refined ST.
gfrs l0j barrels New Orleans Aio.sgc-, loo barrels
Golden and Cry&tai Syrus, - AoSahctG Ids lclH! 1y-
run; go hac, CcGrc-Ht1, Ja"a, aud Ldguayra; %
tierccs Carolina Rice 81 bags Clover Seed! p nEs-
heads Bacon. TIA 81 Az. SIOhEeS 60.
NILT-EDGE BUTTER AND PREMIUM
~ FLOUR: $500
LEA & PEi;RlNs's INCONSISTENCIES SAUCE
NEW OjfITH%S MOLAssF;S ard GOLDEN SY-
RCP; CORNED md SMOitEU Nb Ms. &C.; t5)
dozen PIGS FEET, 10 arrive; by
ia II X. FLAMES. l52- Min sIcst.
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GROCERIES!

q - eCN Lhl1-S. OhoNChALSs
~
70 hogshcads PORTO RICO SUGAR,
" i.vss..cads NkW ORLEANS SUGAR,
900 barrcis REFiNED SUGAES-alI grades:
30 barrels NEW ORLEANS MOLAsSES,
loo barrels sYRCP--conmOn and finest quail.
ties;
$50 bags RIO COFFEE,
loo bags LAGDhYRA COFFEE.
50 bags JAVA COtFEE-str1ctly cBclcc;
TEAS,
10 tertes CAROLINA RlCE;
~ hogshcadS CLEAR-IslB SIDES,
10 hOcsErads SHOULDERS.
81 ucrccS choice SUGAR-CC RED HAolS-taa-
yasscd and uncanyassed:
IL bor"s BREASTS and BREAhEAST b.
con,
% uerces REFINED LARD,
50 half-barrn,s and kegs LARD,
100 boxes CHEESE.
200 boxes ADtMANTINE CANDLES,
100 boxes FAMILY cO!I'S-.all grades;
50 kegs and barrels B!eARB. and Shl. SODA,
loo barrels NACkEisEi;-HoS. IL :, aAt -
In store aud arriving, for sale By
fe29 RpbhRI +. iLLlAiN 90.
----, =, - -,1-II- - - r,1..,-JI,I:
81 steamer J,ric. 6 Crccn. :, suDcrior linn Of
,'EkS al, ND nx.,,tna my storL unI ln,,1 thu
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g}icIlmoud Glispatt|t.
$50 Tariff on Tea ard Coffee.

r,,o,v FEBRUARY IS, 1872.
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SEW5xG:-nACEEiSEG.

WANTED. honest southern men and women "no
prefer 10 purchase good southern productions rather
than lie swiudlcd b! carr ct-bJg hurlOuS:.
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General Assembly Of Virginia.
sEyEyyY-NIEvEI Pix.
THURSDAY. February .. o., 1872.
SENATE.

a:r. TroMA.. president pro tcm., in the chair.
PRAYER b. Rev. M:'. j. I. Dc"Hs, Of Man
,'i..tnr.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-09-07
DOWN-sOUND ITEMS.

From the Seattle In:elligencer OF the I'd inst.
SHIpLEY AND Brown AGAIN.-On the
9th ult., two men with each a olootch.
HAN, appeared on foot at Mr.. Thorp's
place id Kitti,as Valley, whose description
qs given to US leaves no doubt as to their
Being the frcebooters Shipley aud Brown.
They all went into Mr.. Thorp's house and
ordered their dinner. After finishing the
meal, they all went out but the larger man,
CShipley), who asked Mr.. Thorp what his
bill was. lie told him tho amount, when
Shipley replied: "You id Old,
you're asking man for What he hasn't
got" Mr.. r., somewhat indignant, re.
yponded by saying that he should have
told him they had no money before order
ing their dinner; but if they had no
money he supposed he could not be paid.
Shipley said: five heard of you before.
You're mean man." Upon this, Mr.. T.
seized a Spencer riAo and leveled it at
Shipley. The latter stood perfectly still,
and in nonohalant manner said: "I'm
not afraid Of you: You never dropped
man in your lifc-Pve dropped many a
snc:" Mr.. T., taken somewhat aback,
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,HDRRpLE DEATH.--FrOm Mr.. T. W.
Brown, of Little Skookum Bay, Mason
county, we get the particulars of the
death of young man named George
Eldridge, near his place. Eldridge
was from Utah, commonly known as
" Mormon George" and, at the time
of his death, was working upon the
farm of John Meacham. Being missed
for period Of eight or nine days, on
Saturday last party of men started
in search of him. About alf-past two
i'll the afternoon his remains were
found, and the cause of his death dis
covered. He had been chopping down
a cedar tree, and, when it fell, either
did not know of its coming or could
not make his escape. He was lying
crosswise and face downward ON a pile
Of alder brush, with the cedar tree
above his shoulders and neck. It had
evidently broken his neck in the fall,
as it was raised n few inches above him.
The body is supposed to have lain
there nine days, and was so much de-
cayed that, in attempting to move it,
the head separated, and rolled off by
itself. A box was prepared, the body
deposited in it, and buried on the spot
by the settlers the same evening. The
deceased was a young man, about Is
years Of age, and new conner to the
country. He was temperance man,
member of the Good Templars' So
ciety, and respected by those who knew
him. Tribune.
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and not feeling justified in proceeding to
extremes, lowered his gun, when Shipley.
telling him that he would probably come
around again, leisurely Joined his party
10 the yard, and shortly after left. They
oil proceeded down the valley and stopped
over night at Mr.. Bakers farm some twelve
miles beyond Mr.. Thorp's. They told Mr..
Baker. that they were gamblers, and that
their destination was Walla Walla. But
It is more than likely that they are max.
ing their way into Idaho or Montana.
Before reaching Mr.. Thorp's place, they
stopped two days at farm house at Sno-
qualmie Prairie and one day and two nights
at Mr.. Valentines near the head of Kitti.
tas Valley-in each case going off without
paying anything. Tho two men we're we'll
armed with rcvolvers and knife each,
and are beyond all doubt the ubiquitous
and cheeky desperadoes who have thus
FIR eluded all pursuit or capture.
THE STEAMER OLYMp1A.-Advices
from San Francisco state that the steamer
Olympia, formerly running 10 these va
tiers, has been fitted up for the Australian
trade, and she sailed from San Francisco
on the 18th, but was compelled to return.
It is stated that the steamer, which has
been lying idle in port for the last two
years. has peculiarly constructed steam
condensers, and the engineers, who were
freshly put on board, did not understand
them, and finding they could not make the
machinery work to suit them, returned.
Damage to her steam pipes having been
repaired, next day, the 10Th, sho started
TOR sea again, with the Australian passeu.
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DEATHS.

At Waitsburg. w. r.. July 81. 1872. Manly. son
of J. w. and +. J. Wiseman, aged 3 months and
10 days.
At Yakima, ". r.. Aug. 18th. 1879. Charles Wes-
ley Vaughn. son of Martin and Adelaide Vaughn,
aged "a years. months end ~ days.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1872-09-07
PROCI. AVIATION
BY the Governor Of washington
,';.,'' Territory.
To the County Auditors Of, the .severa
Counties Of. the Territory Of Wash
ihrton. Greeting:

To the County Auditors Of, the several
Counties Of the Territory Of Wash
iAgton. Greeting: r.
1921 entitled :. An Act to regulate elections in
Washington and Idaho Territories" the Tuesday
next following The first day Of November, AID. 1874
WAS Axed as the time for holding the election for
Delegate u the House Of Representatives. Of the
Forty Third Congress, and all elective Territorial
County and Precinct officers in the Territory Of
Washington;
AND WHEREAS. the ACT of the Legislative Assem-
bly, Of the Territory Of Washington, approved JAN
tons and the mode Of supplying vacancies" makes
it. the duty Of tho Governor, at least sixty days
before any general election, u tissue his prOclama-
ton designating the offices to be filled by the Terri
tory ut large;"
Now, therefore, I. Elisha p. Ferry. Governor of
the Territory of Washington, by virtue of the fore
going laws do designate the following the officers
to be elected at tho general election to be held in
the several election precincts of the Territory Of
Washington on the Tuesday following the first MOi-
day of November, that is u say, on
Tuesday, November 5th, 1874,
To wit One Delegate to the House of Representa-
tivcs of the FOrty-Third Congress and all such
Territorial County and precinct officers are by
law eligible at the general elections in sai Terri
tory, and, at the said general election the electors
are required to vote for or against Convention to
frame State Constitution
These, therefore, arc to command you to give the
notice Of said election in your respective Districts
and Counties ~ required by law.
In testimony whereof I have hereunt6 set my
49,, hand and caused the seal Of the Terri
SEAL. tory to be affixed.
Der, AID. 1872, and Of the Independence Of the
ELISHA p. FERRY,
Governor Of Washington Territory
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A EENCY of tho United Anaheim Wine
~ Growers Association is at Rothschild l.
Co.'S, where a full stock of their different
wines can always be found.
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NElSSION Wooden Goods and. Blankets /;
NI Oregon Wooden Goods, and Pacific
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ALDEN III. STEELE. M. ID
FORMERLY Of Oregon City-late A. A..
Surgeon U. s. A. =,
Residence on east side Of Franklin, between
Tenth and Union Streets &, ! ,.
Office at Turner'S Drug Store, Main Street.
Nay 20, 1868. 30:tf
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+: REMovAL.-The Tribune will be re.
moved today to its new quarters on Fourth
Street, between Main and Washington.
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:. ~ The Deschuttcs river is very low at
present owingito the dryness Of the season.
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DOCKS and Stationery, complete assor4-
ID nent, GATE ROTHSCHILD 4 CO!s..y
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NLOTHING and Furnishing Goods, in large
" quantities and at reduced rates, AZ
p y ROTHSCHILD b CO.'S.
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BIRTHS.

I'm this city, Sept 4th, to the wife Of Fred. Proscl
n da,iglpr. '"S'
In this city, Apt 81, to the wife of J. D. Allen,
Esp, u son, .:,,.. =. ,......,
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r AIDES Dry Goods and Hosiery COM
lIplete assortment, and new styles, just re-
ceiVed at ROTHCHILD r CO.'S :.
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"AvfNG made arrangements to import
III large position Of our stock direct from
the Eastern Cities and an experienced agent at
San Francisco for the purpose Of buying goods
from 6rst hands, we can offer inducements to
buyers unsurpassed by any other firm. Our
ASSORTMENT will be complete in every depart
ment, and we want It known that
= We Will Not be Undersold
BY any other firm on Puget Sound.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-03-14

pteluebr muBten mir glauben, es
babe NIT jenem Befdlub feline np1e &iid>
tt9feit, unb getiiBt auf ttele bere9z
ti9te annabme proteftirter mir 9e9en
ben permetntli9en Beialub Der Commit
tee als cine uMa@tGber1&ret
4 ~. -,.: T.. e.
@dbreno nun Dor Dem beutf9e en-
Yubltfum bic 5a@e tn ibrer tpabre11
8eoeutun9 er19etnt, bletbt bnS a nj ertz
nod thinner In benz @abne
befan9en, bic COMMITTEE babe be11lplz
fen, >paS bic ~preB" beri6tet, babe 1iG
alIo elmer .Ma9tIberl6rettun9" 19ulbie
9emadt. nno Benz 1pute Don benMttz
9lieoern ber COMMITTEE pbne 0eriuo aez
lteuert tperben. Die COMMITTEE 1T .eS
benz publifum idulrt9, bic uYreB" su Ell
ner 3ur1dnabme tbreS unwab<
rem 8eri9te6 3u 1eranla0en unb &pen11
babel 5errn Drt6cpll, Der ii9 elmer
9rbbl}&en Sdui&un9 uno zines freden
@ptels NIT Der COMMITTEE 19ulpi9 Aez
ma@t eer &cpf 9ewa19en wGrpe> . wdre
gang ft9er am Srte.
@tr percen u,,s lbri9en6 bic 9ebre III
ytube MAIDEN uno> um un6 DOR vl1eber<
1@reitun9en" gu ldiben, ouf 8ert9te
Don ppitnetterz Gpttpren ni9t eber
11a9iasen, alS bis Elm ;uperldli9er 3eu9e
oiel elben %beltati9t.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-03-14

Sc 8ebe nun Bios bier 6aupteinnabmes
queuen, Die Btnafn36ae, DIE Ginfubrs61e,
Die 8erfdufe res 1fentlf@en 2anpes unc
perl9ieoene ridt unter etne Nubrtf III
brineenpe ST. 0pureen. Die 4uelle aus
pen 2aneperfdufen lei In Tolse erpalf<
runa Der BtQ fir llnterfaBun9 oes
@clf5unterrt@ts oeriie9t. 2aut S@dbuna
oeS 6tnan3mipifters pirren Die @tnfubrz
,5ue erseben $212>000>000 - $12,5
600 600 mebr als leBte6 Satr; ouein
bterpon eineen in Tolee Der Mbl6ofun9
Der Gbeez unp &afeeitener 49, 0 >0O0>
In Bolse per MbidaHune Der &oblens unp
Salsfteuer S1, 100000, i'm @an;en $21,>
100000 ab, 70 baS aus Zen @tniubr>
S6Qen nur $3.50. 998>O62 gu ertpartcn
Ieten. Die @innahmen aus ben Btnnen>
sSQen mdrer1 auf $144,000. 600 eeranz
i9!aot woreen. Muetn papon 9eben ab
cfe obaeidaf te @tnfommenfeuer uuo
SO 100000 @orperattonstare, tpooar6
piele Ginfunfte auf $114.000,0 600 repuz
cirt mIroen. Die @elammtetnnabme
aus IS ien mdrpe alio ietn fir oas oan;e
Sabr $317>000,000 9eeen 1929, 000, 600
Nu5eate. Dteles ltese allo etnen nebers
ltub ron $16,788,975, pbne RAP wtr
audi nur einen Dollar an Der Dfentltben
S6ulp, bic 3inien auseenommen, be-
Soblt. @lrpen Die &epenuen nidt lber
Die Dcranl6ld9e binau6 permsbrt unD
sic Nussoben nt&t beraboelept, 10 bdtte
Die &seieruns $4,000. 900 fir Ben Sill
9ungefono gu bergen, uno pas 1et pas
Neiultat re6 leBttn Sabres Ter Npmint>
aration, In eeren pret eriten $500, 00O, 900
an Der Dfentliden S9ulp be3ablt murz
oen, abaeIebtn ppn ben 3ablun9en In ben
liIAun9sfono.
Das 6aus 19reitt f@ tteie lebr Be-
rerten Binfe binter's Sbr unp fiamt,
,um Bewtia, oa6 es einenMnfan9 MAIDEN
noble i'm 8eldnetren Der @tlppnwiQis
aunsen> cine Biu fir Grt1buns ber &C.
balte Der Brteftrdser nteoer.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-03-14

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