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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-11
It is Goodi Don't Fail 10 Try
Dn. 8. O, s1CH AEpsoN's
Sherry " inc Di2teES.

s;:7e;:o~, JeEz a!es, Fsrsr aHs 6sss. 0trnsiDe-
s.!iif, ead sA DfSsssG a-i'fAs Jre7 DiIe1.
es-si sie@oek Lfrtr 5r RopGiI.
ENHET 7 are used and recommended oy ssdirgFhy
sieiS19 o'the c1uhtry, sGe ali Who ify them pro-
30 ;lSS Shsn invaluable
Ds jKzEs L. LsETnE " ritrs rom savArre. Clark
eoaGt7, cnio ihe siers aru highly praised b. hcIc
.gSsr;rg iToE Indigestion, dy'PsPsis AHa liver com
E.s. DAVIS. Pnana,!e, II will.snspor,. ohio.
'sys, they give great ssudsction. use tkem ny.
SELF hsv!sE taken d become proGrtie and lostry
/ 'ptotae' ~ relieved ne. and csn TeeemRead i,
/ viz great ss5u rAnces of iis irer!is,"
[ Ia Wa. "A. KEzE ofRUgrrsVilIs. fBdiaua, vri;sa
Is taai ihsJ are the osl vAiasbie medicine offered
4s shasrscomasGcsd thon T:;h grrst sueceE. ard
:eaTt and general tstilitT.
I fnoxA. sgASJoEb EIt Elounisviic. Kerry copn :
", lhdiars writes Us org eer, det date oiHay
4,leeo HI wa mach reduced, having bern athlete !
i0ritree ysaTs vito JF1sI nervous debility palpii4
ror oft5e Essn ofths mos! ssrsre and pr1sirrtirE
eaGrG;teT "sfsor u1iSg Few bottles vIs sonpists
/ /? stored, ar an nov in robust health"
GGoE7E ". HoFTAANasyshe was an eisd T.ih rheu
stism ioTt|sity yesIs IN si its sya-ienG fcIns ara
itne date nfhi4larerhe bad beer tVo years we'll
ihe BteIJ sHsctHE the cure vixen several phys.eltns
attending hin could do Tin DO good. He says. "iof
raeumbti5m dyspepsia, liver mplEint hid ale
tion o. dfopsy ia Is spec;s,e certa,n re nsdy."
Ohio ts sso'ion where Peys.srd eus prevails ths,
tc nost ckeorful!y rsroDms hds them Of decided
morii sll cases Of Fear sa1 fSA' DJSse7S.e sz=
DIX. GALLrKIrs, a. = writes ron van Vert.
Ohio 81 moSt respectfully recommend tho sherr,'
VINE Bniertoth the notice OF D,spsp,is persons, asd
10 ali wLn require sstmulHiihg medicine. j.eA 1s.s.
"a AZ, rtssisi-P Iaiis. eGll direetanS zccor rarv
aseb bottle, They are sold BY Nedi.!ne dealers gen
s!ailv, PCcs5S eenu petbollp.
/ N.HAKRIS n co. .Clncinncn. Ohio,
/ PIHpTietors forihe Southern snc Wsttern stEisF
ttlEhOm addresssll orders. Fo' sale bv g. RaufnAn
& Co" I. l. sl"egn; Siford ~ stIrzeen, LanestteI.
! Richard . walker, Wesi Rushviie: p. Hane, Plea.
MDi Sllle; A. Fensmaksr, Nk,erloh; Btos u an Az
ir,E, li,bop9llS, David PrUOosl, MsrGy; J. Lstch 4
( Co.Ar7snts Hcv !. l5se- ll3l
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-11

B0-Mr. Billiughurst, at the News De-
pot continues to receive all the maaa-
zines, weeklies, daiies, &C., also all the
illustrated papers. filled with interesting
war pictures. .--"or any other" paper.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-11
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TT:7GIIIA PEGGET cogad % iLis1,z.s :. -
= -adsrs'zlsd. -. away "a Ns5as5is7 e-sr!Gc,
J17o 70 1851. Al paTs0a1 erscJ fo-Es:5eo 10;
q ,-ustths sad Vir-a.s Fi~E9i ~ rJ sc-1rr;, Is
VII I7t Oe resp asoe e: osctf. Csc E.il 20.
=sri viii b psid foI hor !5.:.5
-1ns 81 IeG.--3Ni3- HOTFoE saT!Z.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-11

CONGRESS has not doue much. Grow
of Pennsylvania, was elected Speaker on
the second ballot, and Elheridge Of Ten
Eessee, Clerk. Very little OF special in
terest has get transpiied. The session
will be short and vigorous.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-11

STORM "A heavy rain storm with a
good deal of wind, passed over this city
yesterday about II o'clock, damaging
fruit trees, shade trees, aud soms fences
in certain localities.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-11
"a EaDEyN GE.

37fess~4 'S1S 6asinossto BislI, ot.o Aii
l,LS $ ~>1 those indeo:ed;o me by ro.o o.
p Hae,'sEzzsar1s2 book account, will lpl,s'e est at
once and pay Ip. L e 2TEGLE sEuihofi-a 70 set, e
ant receptfo me. N77OFP1CE, il IsilrusdFs sloct,
opposlt ?. Van Trump's Law OGcs, Z. JULIAN.
Lancaster, A pril (. is6i--Ilf
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-11
Virginia Afiuirs.-Mr. Garlic Chosen SEN
ator.

WHEELING, July 9-Tois afternoon
John ) Garlic Of Harrison county, was
unanimously elected United STATES Seoa-
tor for The term in The place of H. NJ. T.
Hunter, aud Wal eman I. Wiley OF Mon
ongalia county, in place of James NJ
Mason short term.
In addition to this, elections for vari,
ous tate officers took place to-day.
Thu Government is now under full
Roadway, and its recognition is gradual
ly extending over all Western Virginia.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-11

a SURE cusr roR FrtoS.-when tho soreness
6rs. commences, or even when far advanced, 1t can
be relieved and enirely onred by holding the nnger
or part afflicted in Perry Davis Pain Killer forbaf
40 hour II has been thotopghly tested, and proves
aeverfailipg rOmsdy. felop is Troublesome
thins ard we would advise ell 90 troubled 70 tss, ths
remedy. SOD by II die!ne edeslerSgsressll. 81,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-11
Ned1l NOGhCS.

DAzIL o. CisApill Of hoor's Hi, ladisns, George
u w. Claspili.of PafkerburHh, Virginis, Frantia
Tf1slow, OF Charleston, Vireni Morgon Welsh and
Mary Ann Welsh hls vifo OF 6hs eetowD illipois,
Gnd William r, ciaBpill oi Fort Wayne, Iudisus are
notified, thai, have aled Pe,itioa IN the Probate
Court Of Fairfield County, Ohio. against them and
others, the heirs and devsses OF Robert H. c1aspi!
deceased for tho sale Of the real estate Of said dscs
dsn and shall on the Sab day Of AnguS, sesI NJ ss
soon thereafter a. eoupee esp be heard ask said Court
the said Robert R. Claspil died seized to-ph: tho
South hsltof in.l.ot No. 9te, IN LspcaAtef. Ohio
GEORGE W. CLAePlLL, Admtor
Il belss aoH. with tne q!il annexed Of Robert y.
OlsSp!ll. decreased. 81 hl'I 9l7 y
! JoHg S. sSIrrI, Ai,oIrsy. June as--.wi9Pts2 70
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-11
Irish Steamship Line.
]lssm between Ireland erd America.
NET.TO7K, BOSTON & GALWAY

=
Trt :,i!2~:-g ze- a1d z.ssr'9c.ni dr,t cil,s tEa
ASgiAT!C :ses tos. esrtt.n 80. ctviJM-oAr
tfs:fze-l7 Of he coii..s ItrSj
cotCT5ti.".s.1co IN do ....ev r LEircB
hEGtiA......s 500 do d ....5o NioHoLsoS
7ACiF:c.:..:secc Do &, -, 10 Iszi1A
asco Dc % ..5s JwAtKEH
css cr;ta rtc7e st!2s T,u iea7s SoX = orl OF Boa
'oS every zges5e5 Eorth!gtt for Gslwsy
EEr!iaS ice ScTe:rze:: 1s.a, ,tezeh!ag sisi, Johns
Tbe ttesneTs so,;hisi.retsrs beer constructed with
tteErcS:sFi csfs. -rd"T TIE s5psT7!sca oh govern
z9at, tfTe Tstsr-i!ght ecupsT;us sH, sad are pre1
sfo5t ThayGre ecz nfa5si 81 able s15 experienced
2lcsrs ar3 every exeTi.cz T:.i ts 1G4s 10 promote
re eo-fei; Of FtssenFsrI.
az szpeTIeaeeo SaYgec7 Giitcktd 10 seeh slip.
sN:zs CT 7AsLSE
E!-f' f'eisa. ':s:1 y ~ Boston 10 GslSaJ or Liver
pN9i SlNO
ssennd cises d. .....do .....do.....do ....7S
TG!'d class d.. dc 10 ftiTe? or Livers0Dl
or sny toSn IN Ireis I'd, % Railway ..... ....aO
Ih.rd e,ssS passengers are r6crAiJ ipprlled with
rroT!s.ozsofthe best q5Slii-, cooked and served b
ire asETssIs Of tie Company.
R-zTFa TlcEYT.-
Parties -.sE'- - Send fro N ths Old
co5siTT car otts'u teEetsfom snyt9rn on a'snray.
i. reitEd, OF from he priacpGi :isI of England and
Sco:lzad siTsTJ io= rates
Passenger f9r iiev Totk. rfriv;TT bv The Pos'on
st"sueTS iil 0I f9rTzrdedtS York rec or charge
Fer 5ssssss u fdEth e; infor n.gt'on apply 70
WILLIAM UiCKMAN
~ TIE cfce 7t:ss Company OF tie vtiifioo; Cana
HowA LAD & 4sPISwALI. Agents,
/ AS-ii Is .ssi-i-4
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-11
AGE9N GX !.
General Agency 0aca, G,eoae,s nlook
I. T., HANNUM, M,LANCAqTFR,l

I, Z, HANNUM, LkECAsTER, q.
A IL business in this lire promptly attended 10 sal,
n Of Real Estate, pi0psty ren,sd or exchanged
COLLECTIONS made. Devices special tlisrtnn 10 di,
posing Of newly nvsn cd useful articles for houteholt
use by sale ard through sFeH;s. Also, Mars, late
publications, Dc. &c.tby Territories iGhe5 -3nll
References- John D. Nartin. John c. Weaver
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-11
Eatate of John TTcriaIn,

NOTICE Is hereby given that the underlined tss
= been dulyappointed ami quail fed as Adiai7s:-s.
tor Of the estate Of John MOlain. docskssi late Of
Fairfield county, Ohio. ROBERT AcCLAIN.
June 90, Issl--5Ei2
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-11
GilERMSEY7S RAL.m.

IMMEDIATELY removes M prevents Inclination
4 from the worst Burn Scald, Cruise, Fracture, Cut
or fresh wound Of any kind, and It's healing quality Is
truly ondcrtnl. For Neuralgia, rheumatism, Ague
it is the estapplicaion known. 1tnreventS swell
ing pain or irritable from Mosquito bites, bAs etings,
poisonous plants, &c. nvtu certainly euro Group,
when taken internally, also Sore Throat and hoarse
ness. 25 cents bottle, for sale by Drugglsts and
Storekeopers, IRWIN STONE. Sole Proprietor, No.
l.Spruce Street New York. Sept 90, ieoO--ly
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-11

The MEssAeE. The Presidents Mes.
sage is not SO long that it may not he
generally read, consequently we need not
attempt to give any briefer statement OF
its principal points. 1t is concise state.
mentof those matters of so much inter
est to the country. The doctrine Of arm
ed neutrality, attempted to be practiced
in Kentucky, is shown in few short sen
tences to bea political fallacy, and "shorI
cut to all the ends of" S. cessionists.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-07-11

HoNoRs TO LANCAsTER.--W are graf
flied to learn that our young friend CHAs.
EWING ESQ.,, has received an appointment
as lst Lieutenant in the U. 8. regular
army. We have reason to think the ap,
pointrhent an excellent one. We do not
think he would accept the position il his
heart was not in the work, and being
thus engaged, lie will spare no effort to
acquit himself as a man and soldier
He will leave this week for his post Of
duty, at Jefferson Barracks, Mo.
Our fellow townsman HENRY B. REESE,
has also received an appointment as Pay
Master in the regular service with the
rank of Major. The position is an impor.
tant ons, and he will well and faithfully
perform its duties. The honor is most
worthily bestowed, He Left this city on
Monday last for Washington City. where
lie will report himself ready for duty
Mr.. R., leaves host of friends and nc
enemieS behind him.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-04-18
IF the commander and garrisou Of Fort Sum-

of the commander and garrison Of Fort Sum-
ter. 80.
Gen. Simmons replied that if no hostilities
were attempted during the night, and no et-
fcrt was made to reinforce or Tatake Fort Sum-
ter, he would give an answer at y G. CLOCK on
Sunday morning. The officer signihed that
he was satisfied with this, and returned TO
his vessel.
Your correspondent accompanied the OIL
GERS Of Gen. BeauTegard's staff on visit 10
Fort Sumter. None but the officers, however,
were allowed to land They went down in a
steamer and corried three fire engines Tor the
purpose of putting out the flames,
The fire, however, had been previously ex-
;inguished by the exertions Of Major Ander-
son and his men. The visitors reported that
Major Anderson surrendered because his
quarters and barracks were destroyed, ana he
had 10 hope of reinforcements, as the fleet
lay idly by during thirty hours, and either
would not or could not help him. Besides
this his men were Frustrated from over exer-
tions There wore but five Of them hurt,
four badly, and one, 1t is thought mortaiIy,
but the rest were worn cut and physically
incapable Of continuing the fight.
The explosions that were heard and seen
from this city in the morning were caused by
the bursting of loaded shells, ignited by the
ire, ana could not be removed quick enough.
The FIRE in the barracks was caused by the
quantities of hot shot poured in from Fort
Moultre.
Within Fort Sumter everything but the
easements is an utter ruin. The whole in
terror looks like a blackened mass OF ruins.
Many Of the guns are dismounted The side
opposite the Iron battery on Cummiog' :
Point is the hardest dealt with. The rjtfed
4Io ~. kny
with Fort Sumrter, and the walls look ike a
honeycomb. Near the top is a breach as
large as q cart. The side opposite Fort
Mouitre is also honeycombed extensively, as
is that opposite the floating battery.
Fort Moultrie is badly damaged The off
GERS quarters and barracks torn to pieces.
The frame houses on the island are riddled
with shot, and in many instances the whole
sides of the houses are torn out.
The fire in Fort Sumter was put out, and
reeaught three times during the day,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-04-18

= sSg-We have examined DR.. Guna's
medical work, described By a cotemporary,
and believe it to be all that is said Of it
in the following notice;
1t is designed to make every man richer
and happier who studies It. 1t is we'll adap-
ted to relieve the woes and sufferings of hu-
manity. Besides the medical knowledge
which it contains, it abounds throughout with
sound philosophy, true practical wisdom, and
the most wholesome Christian counsel. The
author is a genuine philantbropist.
That such book is needed. no enc can de
ny: { work that processes to teach Us the art
Of health. And what knovledga i ,here so
necessary to man a. the knowledge ut him
self? How important especially 80 every
family, to have such guide to health SIS is
furnished in this admirable work. How
much suffering ana pain might be avoided, II
the PLAIN and simple rules which arc therein
laid down were generally Observed C.n pa
rents bring up their children SO as T. insure
them healthy constitutions when they them
selves are ignorant If the laws Of life on
which health depends? Here the young and
inexperienced mother Is directed al every
step how t. manage her child in sickness as
well as in health. Every delicate and affict
ed female has toe symptoms of her disease
/ clearly explained, aud she is pointed to the
sources Of relief without telling a physician
her inhrmitios.
The book contains, in fact, a whole library
OF medical knowledge. There is Eug. within
the compass of our knowledge, another vol
ume If thousand pages that contains such u
, fund Of valuable information.
6E2Tbe National flag is floating in all I;
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-04-18

sHsz-In Harrisburg Philadelphia, Carlisle,
and in fac. through the State, southern gym.
path'zers are roughly handled The excite.
Hc2t at harrisburg against the Patriot and
Cnlon' an Infamous tory paper, was so strong
that tie tcrn OF 4 hand would have resulted
IN tearing down tie effce and IyncAing the
publishers. Bob Tyler and other secession.
lists IN Philadelphia hevs received warnings
from E Vigilance Committee.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-04-18
Court Proceedings.

The april Term of the several courts con-
vened on the 1st inst, Hon. Samuel Linn, Of
Bellefonte, presiding. E. f. Locke, ESQ,
was sworn as foreman Of the Grand jury
The following was the business of the Quar-.
ter Sessions
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-04-18
TyF 4 Tl1@ e
~ 80 Cz rr-t y - rAs - - sAI

WA. 9sg.lSs Z - : = &
Having been appointed age.t Or tha sale cf
the "ii!iam>p9rJ mnany's Tubing for We
ter courses, which = he best aud cheanesF
ever manufactured he invites attention 10 the
following reasons for its use:
/. 1t is made Of pine and perfectly healthy
>. 1t is the cheapest pipe m ade
3. 1t IS the easiest iai3 down.
+. Il IS net liable to get ear Of order
D. 1t keeps water sweet and pure
E. Being small. it soon becomns saturated
with water.
I. It durable. lasting from % to 80 wears.
&. 1t has large bore, and is not liable to
choke
9. 1t can be made larger to bear pressure.
10. Iron viii fill with incrustation, or will
rust out.
IL. The mineral CT lead and iron is very
unhealthy.
Y. Iron and lead, same size. will cost
times as much.
II. Fondee, Supt. Cattawissa r. R. Co.
j. u. Macklin, Supt. Sunbury and Erie
r. r. Co.
J. NJ. Fisher, Supt. Shamokin R. R. Co.
Supt. North Central.
Hon. ). W. Maynard, N;l.iamsport.
Hon. Thomas Hepburn,
John Fallon, Philadelphia
William Irwin, Nttaur.
Thomas !. Harris, Beiiefonta
apis WM. B. HOFFMAN
SHOE Eindings.-The largest and cheap
~ est stock Of Leather and Shoe Findings
IL town at
f. G. FRANCISCUS'
( tORN does and Garden Rakos IN great
~ variety for sale by
I. G. FRANCISCUS.
NUM Betting and Packing on hand and
~ for sale by
F. G. FRANCISCUS.
DOPES Of ell sizes at l23 cts. per 10. Tor
1e sale by =. G. FRANCISCUS.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-04-18

f8-Ihe singular fact 5 confirmed that
IN sal"ting his flag previous to leaving
Fort Sumter, seven Of Major Anderson 5
men were wounded aud one killed BY the
explosion Of e pile Of cartridges; more
blood being thus spilled by this ceremoui-
Gus fire than during the thirty-six hours
of hostile commandment
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-04-18

nlThere will be preaching IN the L4u-
theran Church next Sabbath morning and
evening. Subject in the morning." The
great day Of atonement."
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-04-18

Since the issue Of the Presidents Procla-
nation. strong efforts have been made in
Virginia and other border States to secede.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-04-18

SHOE Eindings.-The largest and cheap
~ est stock of Leather and Shoe Findings
IL town at
f. G. FRANCISCUS'
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-04-18
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

! VCITIzENs' MEETING.-On Tuesday eve
ming meeting was called to raise funds
| towards contributing to the maintenance
and comfort of a number Of families
whose patriotic heads or support had taken
up arms in defence of the Star-spangled
Banner. The Town Hall was crowded in
a short time, when John A. Wright, Esq
was called to the chair, Samuel Comfort,
I. j. Hoffman, jos Alexander, T. Banks,
John Davis, and John \ Stcrett appoint
ed Vice Presidents, and G. W Elder and
c. 5. Mccoy Secretaries. Mr.. Elder sta
ted the object Of the meeting, and exhib-
tied paper on which, in sums Of so,
S2,25O had been subscribed 1t was then
determined to increase the amount to
( $4,000. Mr.. Wright made some peril
/ nent remarks on the momentous question
now at stake, and depicted in strong Ian
/ guage the different state Of society in
which we must live if we now submit to
the overthrow OF our institutions Various
subscriptions were then taken, and Ht1,e
thousand and fee doHurS made up
I \ resolution was offered and unanimous
ly adopted, requesting the County Com
missioners, the Burgess and Town Coun-
Gil, and School Board, to exoneratc the in
dividuals composing the Logan Guards
from =. taxation during the present year
Messrs. F. J. Hoffman, r. II. McClin-
tic, n. ! Rudsill, John Davis, and David
Bloom were appointed an Executive Com
mittee to apportion the fund, and George
Frysinger Treasurer.
Subscribers to the fund are requested
forthwith to pay the FIRST iustalment, Cor
two if they see proper,) Of ten per cent.
to the treasurer, or deposi. to his credit as
- Treasurer Of the Logan Guard Fund" at
the Banking House Of William Russell.
\ G.F7
YMuIrABY.-Tho Logan Guards held
meeting on Saturday evening last, and an
other on Monday evening, at which it was
determined to offer their services TO the
government On Tuesday dispatch was
received requiring their departure that
evening or next morning. The news Great
ed much excitement among ali classes, es-
pecially the women, bat the company was
rapidly filled, and departed on Wednesday
morning with IT members for Harrisburg.
They will give a good account Of them
selves.
RggThe Miliiin County Cavalry have
been accepted by the government, and or
dered to report forthwith. We also learn
that other companies are recruiting with a
view to tender their services.
THE WEATHER has been quite variable
since our last, heavy rain having fallen
on Friday night which raised the river on
Sunday morning until it got across the
towpath below town. Since Monday
cold drizzling rain set in, with snow in the
mountains On Wednesday morning
light fall of snow covered the roofs. AL
together we have thus far rad quite "va-
riety" OF weather.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-30

M1Hmale IL ufs cine Grtpiberu,ts bonbrn.
astbulb pun Nsp.lln. auf bic I'M Nep-lllm pio-
nitr seser i'm gtrtadttn Mtsabtn augssansen,
unb absr,aaIs tperbea mir surger6ftntlidune ber-
ftlben nit ser tn Der frafisffn Mtife geaebenen
gtriideruns aufssfcrbert, bab Der Ne,p-ulu pip-
rirr ff9 ee,usissrt, bic gertbtibigung auff3uneb-
men. ;3uslei9 srbalten mir Gin Document Ron
btrrn JJriebtnsridter .Ron1pt, norm bfrfeIbes II.
ffd9einisti, perr 2eitolt bats nor i'm bef@prren,
ba6 q ME fsin GbIsnport barauff atststbsn, bte
Ginitnbuns ibtr tas 5@uIneltn IN Ntp-lllu,
midi serSftnsid3en, fenbert siefeIbt nur ale 9,e-
tition M ben S@uIraib beuuseu IN ,ppQen. no
BON tetanntii9 yimptsnitr basGesentbm bebaup.
TT tparbt. @nsmiGtn staeben, bas mir idba
ut@t 11tbr aiIsn, pas mir bier btnlen unb sIaa.
ben iuItau, unbb So pirsni9t sfasist AFnt, ms bier
ben. s3ufale pber Finer Heeta Neisuus ~ ibsr-
llaltu inss bif: pa,iptfa9e. BE Anselestnbtit sssr
bsass vubIitam u brriinstn nub auen yarttiea sc,
Ieeenbeit u strf9aftn, IRE Reinans sussubriI-
In, seffaebta 4. Il ma6 q 81 anftr1k 8effdIunt
ftint ginlfabuae ibetsbitfea @fstafa1b lafbr
aufjaastmen, I'D 8fpenbts battn, aab esfu.
ssn tpir sc betrtiftetsn ptrptu. aas Issinfgitalaet-
ff9ans Il tiRssx sokleesste 4 MttrlniaanutttsH, 81
mtsHtt NJ Observation-Disclosures
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-30

Die erften gu1pcrte Drn Glen
@aaren.-Die 6iruta BON Sngerloa unb 60.
tpartet nidt barauf Bis Is bent Metter sefdlig IL,
bic Glubfraben tpieber ben 8ertebr su er0fnen,
lonbern una BEN a0semeinen gerlangen Der Da-
men, bic erRen Brltlinss,nchet tennett gu lernen,
uadsutputnsen1 sreifen Fe { rGrI;ffnuag ber9@if.
fabrt Dor uur iniesr,iren Daaren per Grpreb. 81.
6i,ma BAT, tds btf freunbli@e 2eierin aus bergn-
aeise trfebt, asas4sfnbung frildtr @aaTea,Ssnsssa
erfe, tpel9e biefesGrabjabr pm ,anten berauf naG
ct. YauI gelanst, crbalten, ufb 6err ST arlea
Mabier ii bereits nit ettppbntem Offer be1baf-
tist, ben Danaen CUR Mnidt por3ulesen, pae Sic
3anblun8 gieues unt Jeines Fat.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-30

MuSraneirte Dicnf1= Mferbe Uncle
Cams berfauft. Uncle Gam bat lest
ubsraa ~ entl9ieben pyrd, ba6 mir nus freueu,
ppn sinfn1 Sale bsri9tth ~ %tSnnen, np ct eiinnnal
Elm 80rn9en Slid, penn aud Elm iebr flcines
aufsepidt bat. Am nergangeae, @puuabenb
murben 5 Rssitruusspferbe, unb stpar gun, Shell
sisntli@ ffarf raitsenDmmen, Dfentli9 p~ertauft,
ne!as febr bpbs prtiie bradtsn. @epSbnii@
sebsn fOlbe tnpaliOe Diensr Uncle @aun's iebr
fart inter ben, wsrtiie, ia fat fir nt9ts fort, aber
biesutal brad'ten le bebeutrnb iiber ibren 8ertb.
Der @runb bapcn it rabriteinli9, bag bic
TIRE { n altenD iener Der &esiefung 70 feItet inns,
NIB beSbalb bic tpenieen surbanbenert In itrem
'ggerfb iiberlddBt tuerben.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-03-30
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Jreuube unt 8efannttn, iopie Elm nerebrtea pu-
bltsum iberbanpt hermit, baB CT am Slter1ton-
tag (namltd 80 einen selniltbliden Sah pfr-
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,,en spert5sn @dteu einea redbt serenuStsn OVER
mcntas ~ bereiten. Wa8 Supper uno @etrante
n,sin 5aus unbsfriebiat Ssrla0en. @tntritt nit
Gupper fir einer, 5errn. Is 3ts. Damsn frst.
81. G.1Relier, zig.
M.g. BUR erSbsren Bsausmli9fstt Der gslu>
der fabrt Elm Omnibus am Saataee reeeln1ap'9
ale talbe 5tuuoeu u n II tgelbliR ppn ebr.
Yeht'S Galppn unp Der u@ambrinuss9 auss ab.