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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1861-09-20

A Mission TO Missouri. The Wash.
ingrou correspondent of the New York
Times says:
~ telcgraphcd to you last night that
Postmaster Blair and Quartermaster
Meigs would leave this morning for ST.
Louis. The object Of their mission had
not then transpired, | believe, howev-
er, that it is pretty well understood they
90 as representatives Of the Cabinet, as a
kind Of advisory committee, and at the
Instigation Of parties opposed fear to
GEN Fremont. Senator Brodhead, a
State Senator of Missouri, came to
Washington yesterday with budget Of
complaints Of the present condition oil
the Department of the West, and a growl
at the personal relations which Gen.
Fremont bears to certain parties in Mis-
souri,. Upon their representations an
extraordinary meeting Of the cabinet was
held, and the determination reached to
send out the Plenipotentiaries l have
named. ltperhaps is not prudent at this
time TO make public the character OF these
assaults. They will probably prove more
injurious to those who make them than
they will to Gen. Fremont, for in reality
the subject of complaint, or rather the
motives which prompt the complaint
will not stard the test Of public exposure
and investigation"
We happen to know that Postmaster
General Blair is warm friend and ad-
mirer of Gen. Fremont aud he is not
likely to do him injustice,
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1861-09-20

Ia A painful rumor having reached
Springfield that the Southerners were
about to poison the tobacco consumed a,
the North, meeting of old chewers, who
had chewed tobacco in all forms, was
held, who resolved that if the South
could get up anything worse than they
had tried, they would like to see it. a
copy of the resolve was sent to jeff.
Davis.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1861-09-20
BURYING THE DEAD AT MANASSAS-THRIL-
LING DESCRIPTION,

publican thus describes a second visit to
the scene of the battle of Manassas on the
Wednesday following the struggle, and
what he saw there
'On Monday our dead we're buried
or boxed up, and sent home for intermeut,
and many of the enemy's wounded were
brought in and attended to. All day
Tuesday was devoted to burylng the dead
ON the other side, and yet the work had
not been half finished when arrived on
the field Wednesday morning, Sointol-
cradle was the stencil arising from the
dead and especially from the horses,
that our men had been compelled 10
suspend their humane labors. ! did
hear that some of the prisoners we had
taken were subsequently sent out and
ordered to finish the work, which they
did, though reluctantly.
1t was sad sight, the battle field that
day. The enemy's dead still lay scat
tered in every direction, and the silent
vultures had begun to circle above them.
They were well clad, and were larger
and stouter men than ours. Nearly all
of them were lying upon their backs,
some of them with their legs and arms
stretched out to the utmost. Many had
their feet drawn up somewhat, while their
arms, from the elbows, were raised, and
the hands rather closed, after the fashion
Of boxers. 1t was singular and yet
the prevailing attitude. Most Of them
had sandy or red hair, and | have OBJ
served that this is the predominant color
among our own soldiers. Those who
were not killed instantly, had almost in
variabIy torn open their shirt collars and
loosened their clothing about the waist.
There was another mark in addition to
80. ti:.i.
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're"'he'' sometimes twenty or 'n'F'y III
Tue same ''e"'"' VI course II was 'n'
Pos9'oio W P'o0u'0 co'nnS Vi ooAeo 'o'
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1861-09-20
e. A lady of Columbus inanired of

e7g A lady of Columbus inquired of
the spirit-rappers how many children she
bad. Four" replied the spirit. The
husband, startled at the accuracy of the
reply, stepped up and inquired, How
many children have r. Two" an
swered the rapping medium. The hus-
band and wife looked at each other with
an odd smile for a moment, and then re-
tired non believers.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1861-09-20

A CUTE IDEA FOR A CoNrRABAND.
One of the Pike county boys over to
Louisiana found an old darkey in the
woods, who had heard that secession
property was to be confscated, and there
fore commenced by executing the order
upon himself He surrendered to the in
vader, and gave history of himself,
concluding by saying: CORY massa,
I'll brack your boots, brush your close,
bring your water-do anything you want
me, if you'll only conf,ticate de ole
oman We didn't hear whether Pike
county acted upon the suggestion Or not.
-MiHojS .State J0UHaL
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1861-09-20

PuNs Strung on a Fisu-LNE.-
Prentice of the Louisville journal, in
hi, delight over the noble vote OF Ken
lucky for the Union, runs over with fun.
The following paragraph on his seces-
sion noichbor Of the Louisville C6mtcr,
combine. As fine string Of puns with a
vein Of rood .natnlcd sarcasm as one Of
ten Limits upon .-
"Our ucighbor Bob Mckee, the very
smart editor of the Courtcy, as soon as
ne learned the result of Mondays cleo
ton. started off on fishing excursion.
When the twelve disciples were in great
tronble and perplexity rs to what they
could or should do next, Simon Peter
with his usual facility of resource said,
81 a.., q l,;,,, 80 and noh .a;1 so too-
Tie was 80 "PPa''u ny 'nc PoP"''' 'o''
that he at once bounded from pole to
..t. F,,dipg ,bot in nol;,jcol conflict
,.. J., .. -
nc was ON o' HIS '''''''''' ~ "'"' "
see whether he conldn I haul q lew pixies
bass and catfish out of theirs. Reali-
,inr ,l,a, he coulJ no LONGER cheat the
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1861-09-20

ca Authority has been given to raise
a cavalry regiment in Vermont for the
federal service.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1861-09-20
THE LITTLE PEDDLER.

peuuleF. NOW Itu"iN'' 90"
alton to me they leave the gates Open
they never have anything want, don II
ike the faces HAT belong to most OF
them, especially those Of the strong men
who 90 about with little package, oi
coarse goods, and | always close the
door upon them saying to my-elf--Lazy.
This was little boy and be was pale
and wet and looked so pale forgot be
was peddler, and asked him to come
in by the fire. thought he appeared
as though he expected was going to
buy something, for he commenced open
ing bis tin box, but had no such in
tention. lie looked up in my face very
earnestly and sadly when ! told him to
warm himself by the fire, and did not
wish to purchase anything lie rose
slowly from his seataud there was some
thing in his air which reproachrd, and
| detained him to inquire why he was
out in the rain. lie replied:
90" 60, ~ - ,l,,., .,..,,..
ally stay at home then, and can sell
more on rainy day
"lIow much do you earn day 7:
asome,imes two .biIImgs, sometime.
one and once in a while | get nothing
all dav and then ma'am am very tir-
.dp
tIoro Ia oo,a = onicL drv couoh.
which s,.r,le5 mo
.JTow looo h,y.. ,ou lead ,ha, cooab ~
81 d,o,, know ma'a,oo
uD,.s :, I,nrt van ~
"Yes ma'am."
"Vbere does your mother Iiycy
sin Heaven, ma'am," said he, unmoy-
ed,
"IIave Won n father =
Eyes, ma'am, he is with mother" he
replied in the same tone.
"IIave you any brothers or sisters y
81 have little sister, but she went to
mother about a month ago"
"Vbat allied her."
"SLe wanted to see mother, and so do
l. and guess that's why cough 50
"Vhere do YOU live 7"
IVth Mrs Brown. on N Street.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1861-09-20
GEORGE p. BALDWIN,
Commissioner for Orange County
scAsvrcrADY, Aug. 20, 1850

SCHBNECTAUY, Aug. 20, 1860,
Hon. Gro 7. BALDWIN, Com. Orange Co.,, VT
Dcar Sir u have analysed the following
samples of Liquor and Wine forwarded by you,
and find them to he perfectly pure, entirely free
from all injurious substances, and well suited
for medical use:
-Four samples of Brandy, two samples Whis-
key. One sample Of Gin, one sample of Port
Wine
The Gin and Port particularly are of extra
quality.
CHARLES f. CHANDLER,
Prof Of Analytical Chemistry, Union College.
D. We are permitted to refer to the following
Commissioners, Town Agents, and Physicians,
of the State of Vermont and in so doing are
guided by desire to place before the public
those facts that are in themselves an evidence
that in every instance none but the purcst and
most desirable articles in our line will be offered
for sale to our customers.
REFERENCES Edward Hngcriord, Profess
sor of Chemistry in the University of Vermont
S. w. Thaycr, NJ. d., Dean of the Medical Fac
ulty in the University Of Vermont; w. Carpcn-
ter, Professor, &C. in the University Of Vermont
J. s. Pierce, Agent, Burlington.
County CoMNSsGONERs-Jamc Mitchell,
Chittcnden; Calvin Blodgett Israel Goodwin,
AIouzo Pcarcc, Washington; Charles Davis, T.
Sanborn, Caledonia; w. II. II. Bingham, n II.
Thomas, LamOille; Chester Spencer, b, Frsbir,
Rutland; \. II. Gilmore Hon. Geo. Z. Baldwin,
Orange; George Fisher Wmdham; Horatio
Needham and Ira Clifford Addison. 22mG
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1861-09-20

esy Purser Gallaher Of the Washing
ton Navy Yard is defaulter for $780,
900.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1861-09-20

We have put up aud sold this article for over ten
years and can say, confidence and truth Of it, what
We have never been able to say of any other medicine
never has 10 failed in single instance, to effect
cure Whtu timely used Never did We know an in
stance Of lssati-factIou by any ono Who used IT,
On tho contrary, all are delighted with its operations
and speak in terms Of COMMUNICATION Of its magical
eject, and medical virtues, We speak In this matter
what We do know after ten YEARS experience,
and pledge our reputation for the flhllmrnt Of what
we here declare, In almost every instance where the
infant Is suffering from pain and exhaustion relief
VIII be found in fifteen twenty minutes after the
syrup is administered.
This valuable preparation is the prescription Of
Of the most ENPFEiENCED and sKILFUL NURSES in New
England, and has been used with failing sue
rt-
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1861-09-20
THOUSANDS OF CASES.
GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS, AVN WIN COLlC,

It not only relieves the child from pain but uvigo-
rates the stomach and bowels, corrects acidity and
gives tone and energy to the whole system. 1t viii
almost instantly relieve
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1861-09-20
RcIiefmd Health 10 YOUR Infants.

Depend upon it, mothers it will give rest
selves. and
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-14
Gin6eimi(C6e 3o6riRQtion.

Is 1T nOu erpbenl@e rtt> i~iterseust lein gu fDn=
te,t, baB bic i'm 5ausbalte Serpenbeten Mrtifel
retl tnb unSerfall1t ino.
Sett iibcr I Sabreu ). 9. %SertpenSe t9 tet bot
Us. WetB bterielblt fabEisirten Gllg III meiner
Ss>nuabaltuns uno mnB %9eitcben, ea6 i'd ME eiusn
bsllcrn> .gsluuoern u1o rei1eren Mrtifel eebrauht
babe. Bum Gin11aden ppu 0urfen unp anoern
Jriidten 1T ct belpnbers Sprsiiglih-
Nsia Wnnoer DeBbalh ,penu man it su,ngiu-
MAIDEN Ypn @urfen I il rbe Nerfauf ~ aern
rs 9SsiB'l9sn Giit9 bsbient, nnc coeurt cine
jsrer fd bet S. @eIatly, Sadi on @trobe, iiber-
seuNen fatn.
9Wer 9eiuuoen Glie winldt, ber foufe feinen
arbern ais SO. Weib' Vrc,nium~ GIt9", Der, mie
ia erfo9re, bereits tn jeaem @ture Der Stapt gu
ba ben III. 6. Co.,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-14
ySc:.c5te YIusbrihtcu.

Son IS q miro u11ter benz
II. Des. t%clsArapbirt Die Iruppen int
Centrum bet Yptpmaez2 intc tdltefs n auf
tbren Baffcn> Srr cinem berprtebenpen
2luAriT auf tbrer 5ut, Webrere &egt@
menter purren I'm Witta9 TT SblaAtli>
mic oui1elteut, otsr balp wteoer III cas
Camp bcprpcrt.
Die Gpn0rebzD ebatten I'M
0allle seiAer, paB unlere 9ertreter entlblpiz
jcn 1np> raB Die 9tc9terun9 Der 9febeQton
grade unp iiber SIT Settle 9ebe.
@eneral>W q Of Sailed le9t
rent GpuAreb Elm Sdreiben ppr, in benz
ct liN bereit srtldrt, ale Snitrutttonen> bic
itn, feline Sbsrn betref per Fiibti9en
Gclopen 0ctell piinttli1 ausSufubren,
mas au6 feline per- 1nliGen Nnitbten uber
otn Yunft fem mIDen.
Oeu 2pyejpy ypu SD. meinte NIT
J}c4t casu BAT, msnn trseno Elm Scloat
n1tr posu febten woue, I'M RI6ti9eScl
at vt1tIhen" uno ausSuliefern> ct better
tble, na0 5aule ;u 9eben, penn pas 2ano
1ei pbne tbn 1iaerer, ols NIT tbm.
SIN Senot le9t 5err Grumtltu eine
Gitl0rift fir ,3uriifnabme LES Gjelese6
vpr mclde5 jiiril0en 0riitliOen Derbtetet,
oils &op!1ne su ful,9iren. Srovp!
hcnr per 3at oicler ytputlif etne prtui5
lesirte Staatsrelisipn? @leibe Glau'
bn9rcdte fir NWe!
SOM 2pnppnm NITRO teridtet, nab bic
en9liihe Nte9ier1ra pem HeteuenzD ampfe1
Na5GStlls trpB hes Spn rent Gerei1,
StaatenzS biffszG aptt1n sc II erz
bcbcnsn Yrotelte5 9~eltattet, 1T benz en9z
lil0gn Sofen S%putbamptpn Su falfatern
ST. Qtserpppl nurpe cine 9rpbt
S~nrianatipn6 : Gerlammlung ,pe9en lei
@cian9snnobme ppn Malpn II. SlipeQ au
einem en9lt19en Sbife sebalten uno bic:
islte fir cine BeleipiDuns Der trtttilhe>
Ilaaee srfldrt. Sobn Suu i6dumt 10
Wutb miro 1ib aber wobl sufriepen Sc
ben. Glide bervprra9enpe &auf eute rte
tben sur Wdbiaut9.
Gpn Mii1purt beibt IS, bab @en
Nppc pos Gpmmancp aler 8unceStrup
pen swil9en rsm Mi 1purt unp > la9e ct
balte1.
Der Ser tsdsn6lpteler prtce fpu 1io
lid Don bent SlaseRub BET Sscepla teber
nnp feline Nrn1ee lib pur1 Del ertipn ta9
lid lhwl6en.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-14

Wir belhaNen bic
Gtnttebun9 ppn @elsern
IN II eurrpa u'ep Tert'een bic bier3u erfprterGi6en
paptere, ais:
8pQma9ten>
Ser5t9tlelltunssurfuneen, Gpbtenlbeine ,,. ,elha
an Derbursen beren @uitisfeit unb beioroen Mo
ecnlularIlds Seslautieune Der elben lpipie oua
Mussablune BON @elpern
IN 1eoem abetle Oeutl9laubs unb Der @dbnei,
1nee11t tptr ben G%e9ennertb Der bel uns e;noe.
lablten Setraeehen, felbt in ben entleoen}fen ST.
l9a1ten pcbaeneen GmpfGuaeru f%pifenfrei ira
9aus lenhsn laheu.
pallage(heine
5nr ueterfabrt bon Bremen uah Ns,n. orf
Sesslld'insn, nnp in D%ampflhiFeu bes 81 erb.
esut19sn Slppb," Ionic ,ur Meeiie Nm,
9amburs tad Ne1p-gprf in TanpfbSten Ssr
- 9menr9e Dampfldiffabrts.@ g.
a]titlgatt" s%srtau1n mir 3u berab-
Wir perfaufen ferner
pzWarrant9,
nit unlsrer idriftltGen 0arantie auf uubeoren,ts
l3sit %Ssr1ebfl, iibernebmen bic
Sele9un9 BON Gapitalien
TT @runpetgentbun pber aeaen se}utcreiIe,, ort
erite h9Pptbetari1GeS t9erbeit befDrl
een bic
8esabluna ypn 1aren
TT 1eeem 2betle UNI leree Staate5, foufeu unb spr-
tanIen gelo uno 1rsraee Munssn, sablen Sic
b49fe Yramte fur @e91sl 1auf &em.Morf
philadelphia, st. &puis &C. ~
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-14

GO SStbr> bic Jbr al, @cropbeln unb lcrppbu-
lD1en MTsettcaen leioet, madet @u9 rein bayou !
Warum wpgt Sbr @ure Yuitelu, 8las9en, &C.
idpilre uno Wuapcn tragen 2 @arum Guer &C.
ben @ud s%erfirsen burd DYsrepiie, &~beumatis=
MUS uuo Gidt? Marum oulben, baB bic 9nr>
heK lit guernt A6rter, pcer pas Jleilh BON be11
A1,pten faule bui1 iYpbilitilde u , 1ncrfuriele
Nrantbeiten2 Warun1 wplt Jbr baS trdse Blut
peroerben u1p burd aue Nper1 Cures ADrpers bic
an teduns eertreiten lailen? Mser's Gcmpp-
Tttpn Spn 9ar1apariQa+ @rtract beilt bieie llebel
uno retnist guern 3Srper baspn. 8raudt IS &C.
tilenbeit unD briuet per@eiealhaft eia %selunpe-
res reinsreS uno BET meiter, anocnebn1sres Mit~
glieh su,-Den1rcrat, Yaltintpre, Mp.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-14

20 Was bic i'natee Grfnpunssfraft, be}eelt
Spr Dem lhEnen @epanfen, ben boleen Ianen su
g~efouen, gu e%rlinnen pern1a9, baopt gebelt bic
neuen @tutermaaren 9enpungen Der 5erren SUI
flee lno Jorepaueb einen etenlo ltetliden ais an=
id auliden 8etpei5. @ie iiterra11eno neu oas
allies, tpie rei3enb ! furs OBJ mn ! bou pretty
it, tmmer aua %baIelte Multer Der entertainment
beit> INNER bereit> bic 5errlidfeiten beg Waaren~
layers ber 5anplu,g ben eeebrten Seludertnnsn
unperbrrIen III 3etaeu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-14
eHtllerte=W e1OGft
bel 6 0afppec.

DENT peretrteu peutldet putlifunt hermit bic
%eresbene Mr,seiae, eab i6 in meinsm Dsfiaeris-
@elhaft
ben befte1 uno reinl ten Mbisfey
Ypn S r ii tel f~abrisire> unp tets III sen billia.
item Marftpreil CT in jeber SuontitGt otlolIe.
Die Waars seidnet l6 pur9 Sieinbeit lrtppbl
ais @sbalt ppr ben mel ten in benM larft scbrod :
ten Stehen aus nnp ~befrtebist a,1berbsm bura ibre
Wpblfeilbcit. Spbn Gpeter.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-14

BaP Serr s ba 5. Mabler bon ser Jirn1a
S ngerp Oh H. Gp. eriudt uns, ieinen Serebr<
tell Sanpsmanninneu a15uSeieen, bag bic speite
erpBc Senouue Der feinlten WinteritpH ipeben
AT gelangt it. Wtr batcn rur einen lidtigen
Blid iiber Die rei9e Mannisfalti9teit BET II euen
9enoung MAIDEN ~fSnucn, uuo fanben lelt} t ba-
ourA rnlere alte l1sterseusuns b%eltdtist> bab pie
Dtrma Sreerlpu unp Gpmp. eS Yeriebt, bic erp-
ben Martte hes > tens sum Sci fen "unierer Da@
mtnwett aue5ubeuten. uster5susen Sie li9 benn
1elblt, 1dDne 2eierin.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-14

Cine rmeeN rbeitertnneu
-Sm Ybilapelpbia Nrlenal arbetten oe
9cnwirti9 5000 Yeripnen peibliden Sc:
ihlcdt5 an l(ntforne1, auer Mrt. Des:
Aleidcn orbetten 600 Sbubma6er at
Icr1ttert urc dbnli6en @eaenitdnren
Gina 500 perlpnen ftno auf ontereWei
I'M Nrlenole tel daf hAt.
Stbcln IN Scr Nrmee.- Dif
Nrttcefiirdtiae ugcune Mien's Gbrifiau
Ni1cciatipn" 1T emit9 bamit tel bdfti9t bic
GpIr1ten uni erer Nrmee III 8etbripern 81
crsieben. Die Nl9entea cerlelber tretten
ftb III ben Telrla9ern un1bcr 11o Yertbetz
len itr11yernirrence fanatilhe Trattdtlein.
Sn pen leBtcn Ia9en ilno 10000 Gopten
ceo nelten ut1p 500 Gppien pes olter unp
muen Ieitaments in ben perl1iepenen
Ncatnaentsz2a9er Sertbeilt pprpen.
meritontlhe &rie9sfubz
run9 tlIutrtrt.-gplpnels BON ntdt
weuiaer ais $50 Nesimentern telaoern
tuhlt1tlih ben SriesSmintiter UNI bon
i'm cie Grlaltnlb at erbalte1, p1breno
r.r Wtnternptate NIT tbren GpmmQnop's
MD rem irnnt9en Sipen perleot III ,perz
rtu. Sle mphteu itb ia ourd bic rauben
Nurclti irnel bic jest Die 2a9er am Yptp>
mac purhiegtn, letbt cine @rf1ltun9 ;uz
3trben.
2Scil mir geroce son ben 2a9ern an,
Yptpmac fpreien> 10 miro IS nrlern 2ez
fern nidt uninterenant iei1. III erfabren>
caB otele 0ener1le unp Sff,tere lire
Srouen iua Eager BET it1 baben 10 bag
etpcn Neyuen jcpe5mol cine 9anSe Mrn,ee
Won equestriennes ouf Dem plaBe it,
mclde pte Dpnnerretter uno Winb6braut
einbcritii1men. Sbre Hsiterzg otume inc
npn cen1lclben blauen 1ude, pper Tlanneu,
rno Bat p~ieleIten SnDpfe, wie Die Unit
fern ibrer Gbeaotten. Datei tra9er le
Niitc nit 6ecern> nab balbem Nrmeez
muiter, ullp niAt ielten 0itrteL aus berer
tleinc rieclide Neyplverden lu9en. 81
ni1c rie1er N1na;pnen wplten nit Der
2lrmee Yprrifen. -Ornner uno 8ltb!-
Gas iino cod mpbl ntht 0ultel6 DON
Sl1icmly? (Ginc. gfSbl.)
Sie merDen perriift.- DQS
gtoriolt uDoy Sppt" entb1lt TplsenoeS :
nCbnNt ShIan9en. - Stre1t el1er 0ift
UNI tertitet eub su teiben. Wtr finoen
oiclc Neriomn lit I'M erer Staot nel1e
ne Wtaht Uni erc5 0iftc5 fiblen mii1en.
&omntseitlih unr b1rt bic 9rpbeS 9lanse!
8leine Shla1nen baltet euer Mu9e Of fen>
unc trtn1t pie Nomen nerer, Die uulerer
Gahe entAe9en inn. Nuf Srper per
9roFcn Shlan9e," Da6 liplihe Gplf
i0cint ref fir pa8 NarrenbauS su fem.
Gine6inrtbtuns III GutncN
Sll,-Nm %. Npyen,ber 1purre inGutncy
bet ipescn an9eblider Grmproune ei1e6
0eni1ien 6arrilpn gum Gppe Yerurtbeilte
Norilon Cunningham in 0s9enz
mart elmer SurY lno eini9er wcnt9er Nr1z
meieuoen int 5pfe reS Gpurtboules &C.
bdn9t, Cunningham lau9nete nod aul
rem Shafot an rcr Grmprpun9 pe5
Narriicn ibulria su lein. Gr bate audi
Ypr Weribt bic Gbat niht 9eitancen u1p
nnr TIT purb TubAtopfen auf einem
frtihgepf it9ten Te!ce BET pem Srte Der
Gbot, ourd pcn YelIb elmer ben, 5arrtI pn
9ebBriaen follden Jinfppllurnpte unp
purG Slutflefta on ltinen 5pl len iiberz
mlcIGl1 rprccn.
Scin Mitlbulci9cr unp Nefe bdtte
cn1iclte 2op5 erfabren, wcnn er nid)t por>
o2sp3en b1ttc, fit pe5 Manslaughter fir
{Dulri8 81 tcfenl1el1. lleber bic Itetlz
rQbme Ictne5 Snfcl5 fpnnte Ct Su fetner
Grtl1rur9 %Seranlobt weroc1.
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Mfinnefpta SaarffAusen
fir Serban'S Gprp6 Der Scr. Staater
S0orfibuben, i'll tenaifrlen nit
Sbarpe3 Ni files.
Nne fprperlid tiidtigsn 2eute, pelde wiir1ben,
bteIem 3weisc Der 9trntee tei;utreten, mcroen it
ct. paul gepriift pe,ben. sic tsroen tn Splo
uno Otenit Der Ser Staateu a1ifeenpn1men uno
init unterbalt 1nb beauement Suartier Yerleten
tperbert int Sort 9relt1a<Sou1e, ct. 9oul> TO-
balo lie ld lteQer.
Neiiefpteu mad ct. Yaul spn eatfernten
pldsen herber %plcbererl ebt 1aG beI, Yrsile ber
Yplten.
5olp: $500 pet Mpnat, $1,000 0 Bounty
uab ale ancern ben Grlpntar5 burh bic serldie=
oenen Gpnerebofte bemi0ietcn Ncrtbeile.
Die mod serl1ieoen Scra19egangeten Vrilfu't=
gen Spn gplpnel gerban auseewdtlte WafTe ii
uSbarpes Smprppeb greeb=Spobius g
9t / le" GuBltabl-2auf 9eplalterte Nuael, Dpp<
pel@Oriider &C., tpe(d)e jeber arberl, Wafe fir
pielen Dienit %bereuteuo ~ilberle3eu ii, unb ppu Der
bic Gesieruna b~eipnbers fir gerpar's Gprpe
9rpBe Sualitdtc1t bat anfertigen lal1elt. ltcbriz
gems fam jeper Manu cit Oepebr mittriasen,
welben er ben gor3us aiett.
Nabere5 auT minblide oper brieFiae 9nfrase
bel Capt. % nj. S. Nuiel,
Nccrntiruuss<S fiee I'M Mrteriear 5al,5>
at Nnuf GRiuu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-14

Beiuabe crtrunfen+ - Mm %. Yprisen
Mpnats serludte ein Grlnat spn Capt. Dpnalp<
lpn's 9rmpanp, nartens 2adneY, benYcflad bel
Sort &ipley iiber bsn Slug gu trasen. &ls CT ater
etma 5wsi Drittbeile bes @e9ea 5uriidselest bate,
brad ct Gin, unb mare untergesangen> men1 Is
ibm nidt s%elunsen mare, lid nit bent ppfflad iiter
bent &anbe bes CODES amGiie anauflammern> bis
19 2eute 1T &aapes einen @ee gu ibnt bur@ baa
Sis bre9en unb btn5alberltarrtet retteu fpnnten.
lleber 20 Minuten bate CT in benz 2cbe eefedI
unb i9pn l9rie er NIT matter @tin,nte: Sunsena
lputct @ud! i9 fam nt&t laneer fefbalten" ais
bic &etter nabteu.
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11r VV1TTWt11 H1UtF VtI1IUlUHHt1.
@11t9<Tabrif,
SgS. @eiS.

IS. @eis,
% a1inetrn~St raBe> pbereSanbune,
Ct. paul> Wttnn.
Danfbar fir rsn biatsrissn 3u1pru9 teebrt ld
Der uuter5eidNetc, Rem peutlGen Yutltfum it,
Mtnnelcta ansusci0en, tab er feline glisfatrif in
sererDBsrtem MaBltote 1T ieinem nete1t 9teinge-
baupe einseridtet Dat> uno 1T int Stanbe, feline
Rrneen nit tenn allgemein beliebten
Nremtum =Gffio
gu serieben. Gin a9er fopie Dcppel=g lis III I'M
mer gu bent nieorigteu Yreiie au baten.
Dieter Glig 1T ausee;eidnet gum Ginmader
spn @urfen unb anrern5ruhten, llnb 1T Scn benz
praftilden Gbemifer 81. Jteio miIenl9aftlih un'
terludt. Osrielbe farb i'm pclfpmmen c II, II,
smpfsblt Jpn auf's Bsite gum Jamilengsbraud,
W. @et5.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-14

rSie rehte Sbmiepe" ii sic son Dau~
'pnlter IN Carver. Eas CT maat, bes 9dlt unb
er maht's biaig fir's @elb. @ei's Wagea ober
5ufteldlas, $ 1T iran1er ltarf II. nimmer lhmah.
Mas Dauralter bat au1a.1meneeldwsiBt> ibr
Snrn1er> eur Settas thinner reiBt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-12-14

SIR SaySab1er. Wir MAIDEN nO9mals
baranf aufmerfiam> bab bic 8urser 10 YrpSent
an ibren 9Ioot1euern ~erlalet erbaItet, tpenn fe
eie1elten ppr benz erltrn Sanuar tesablen.