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, 1862-08-06

1t scarcely ever happens tlat q mans |
conG,lct is wholly misunderstood by other
nen. Still less frequently docs it happen
that the conduct Of nation is wholly mis- |
understood BY other nations. The people
Of America knew right we'll, years before
hand: that there would come revolution
in Italy which would sweep away the
Bourbons and the Papacy. Only
those upon whom the blow fell could
not see what was coming. The people Of
Europe saw tie Southern rebellion ap-
preaching, when more than half our own
people were repcsipg in fancicd security.
We all saw End comprcncndcd the blum
dcrs committed hy the British in the Cri-
mean war. We pointed out the remedies
ling before the British were fully awarc
that anything was going wrong The case
is now reversed. The people Of Europe do
v.ri'y see the remedy far our troubles more
cit ar!y Ian we do.
Il seemed strargeto us, some years ago,
that the people Of Germany, when their
d. stiny was in their own hands, should Sc
1icusly propose to establish liberty on the
.'ss " 1"'u piom'ses eN'0l 'eo
ffr,m the fear Of their kings, and
'n=.' felsi''s VI suen essac.7loo7 ST.
eeii'y' oeS ss1"uio p's' o1 'tleie ail1oi'
Not less amazed are our good friends in
Europe to behold us struggling against the
Southern rebe lion, and yet, with strange
iafatuation, assisting the South to uphold
alu saeps'u'n An' FeAs e"aSo u oo'
o1nuies, ~ ;,,,r+r,+:o,, ,o+ -, ooo !,
.-sus, oooa ,rha ro,,;,;,r .aa a,aszv =,
nr;,a;n on,a- ;n+o . consn;r,or ~ egar.
11..ar-- s.ooa~,,., - .soo.,. ~ 49, ...,
~ ro,;o;on on11 tha Tn;s,ono1 c,,,1roh 10 ~
1,a to1srotoa o,1r -, en of +;t1o ara r. bo-,
49, rn;co :, the Government. +hana 10 :,
h.. ~ 1onoer o House of Commons
1onoe- a tr;a] hv inrr.-no lonoer anv r;pht
.cco1ded to man in virtue of his manhood
And - fnr;o,,s ~, var trcata ont Tb
ncon]e. While onenl y declaring that all tn
misery and b,oodshed Of the strife. ali III
nc,i1 tn cir;1 ana re1io;ona 1ihert,
81, the attendant nntraoea of fratr;c;ds
rar prrw mt If the dsnoeno,,a and a.
-oaa1,;rr ro,rar af ~, 17a-o;7;,,- 49,.
9 ..s etato ehnrc,, I'D that thaso .os -, :,
T 1as.;na 1000 rh;1o a;the- ev,sta =
~ 7.at1, ~ al, ,hoes facts no COW
$500 - g. ..:,.s1,-
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, 1862-08-06

accepted in patriotic speech, and the former
being called upon, followed in thorough
going and decided protest against secession
sympathy and dilatory policy.
There is another war meeting tonight.
u
, 1862-08-06

Editors chicago Tribune:
Fnday night August 1st, 1862, as the steam
er Blue Wing, IRON Memphis, Tennessee, was
towing feet Of ice-hoata up the Illinois
River. just above MataDsas, Illinois. at .
o'clock in the evening, one OF the fremen
named Martin Floyd, went to dip up bucket
Of water He slipped and fell overheard be-
t@een the steamer and a boat towing along-
side, just before the wheel He sank Instant
y, never making the least cutlery, aud though
he Was seen to 60 overheard, and every effort
Wes made to save him, yet he was lost We
stay ed some time seeking him without effect,
his person about eighty dollars. His clothes
and the wages due him can be had by his legal
representative on application to me, James 4.
Smith, master eteamer Blue Wing, or to Ell
Foster, clerk of steamer Blue Wing.
, 1862-08-06
NINETEENTH ILLINOIS.

HEADQUARTERS 18th ILLtSo1s,1
HrST5y1LLE Ala, =, 1s5s. )
GENERAL ORDER NO. 50.
AL commissioned and non-comu issioned oficers,
ueic!a9s and piyates belonging to the 18th regiment
Illnuls volunteers Who arc row awaY from thrtr re-
tpetttye en- paLi.s. exce:t those Who have Sfr-
gron'e certificate OF disability, (which must b. sub
seGuent to the date Of this oratr} rt regularly
Headquarters within te. days Of the date Of the puu
litll1utnt Of ttss order.
treated as desertcrs and their names pubi=hed q:
SUCH This eroet will ls carried ont to tile let:e1
By order of F. HARDING. Major Commani.ug+
81. D. TtNPLE. 4. Antutant.
, 1862-08-06

TIC poor fools were trying to defad bob !
t >lmsclTes and their enemies; that they
oou1d not save their constitution without
lemcripg the cause Of its peril; that vic
tory, coupled with the conditions which
they were trying to impose on themselves,
would be little less fatal than defeat We
should be in the right We could not help
borrowing for their misfortunes, LOT could
we help e1ecrating their suicidal folly.
Aiore than 1his-they would in the end be
ignominiously put down; and the honest
verdict Of mankind, rendered il the Ian
guage Of the prophet, would be that they
we're destroyed for lack Of knowledge"
All this would be plain to the compre~
hension Of an American it might not be
plain to the comprehension Of an English
man. Our great folly in conducting the
war as we have heretofore done is appR-
rent to him. he cannot conceive how sls-
very, having abolished the federal const~
! tuition in several Of the States Of the repub-
lie, should sill be considered as part
| of the federal constitution. He cannot
conceive how We are to put down the re-
he1lion Of slavery without first putting
down slavery itself He has been FAST set.
ling down into the belief that We shall Ia
the end be beaten by the rebels, and thai
success on the terms which we have been
trying to'impose on ourselves would be nc
SUCCESS at all Nor is it likely that our pro
posed change of policy will change his con
victions unless it be followed by deeds
The call Of the President for 100000 mors
men, swelling the grand army Of the Uniol
10 considerably more than million, is I
fact which Europe can comprehend. Tha
with the confseation bill, seizing the prop
erty and freeing the slaves Of rebels, an'
the recent orders Of our generals not t.
guard rebel property, will show to tn
wtrld that our government is really mean
ing to put down the rebellion The Lon
don Times as usual, may continue to grow
ard lie, but the progress Of the last mont
. | will cheer the friends Of freedom every
i, where, and inspire hope and confidence
that liberty soon shall triumph.
, 1862-08-06
SOTYh hUm-CorFs8 FVapnrafnr,

L 4E t14d1 VI LuOHElb Auu EEApE1G bEEuE OfE11 |
TIE next great excitement in our agricultural |
community, we apprehend will be with refer |
ence to our northern sweets. Our attention Is |
particularly directed to this question by seeing |
In our last Scientific american the cut Of G. |
Cory's newly invented evsporator, which TOOK |
west convention of sorghum growers, held on
the 10th and 17th Of April last at Adrian, Mfchi
gan. In our rambles, we incidentally fell In
company with the inventor and enjoyed fa-
points peculiar to his evaporator, and Of see
ing and tasting its products Of syrup and
sugar. Atteeted statements were also pre-
sentcd showing its adz antage for ease Qf naau-
oge spesd Of Re7o,aasse, a; sapsng Ct 5ae1' and
These desirable points appear obvious from
the peculiar condition and management of the
apparatus, and we have no hesitation in pre-
dieting q new laurel on the brow Of the in
ventor when the secrets of the Examining
Committee shall be made public.-Dizon Ie2e
gyaph.
We take pleasure In adding, that We our
selves, witnessed HI. Co1y's Improved Evap-
crater in full operation last season at bis res
| 1dence In Lima, Indiana, and testified to its
| superior excellencies. We then regarded it,
apd do still, as the best we have ever seen.
| We were alec present at the Adrian Conven-
| tion, which vas represented By sorghum
growers from I've Of the Northwestern States,
| Witnessed the contest for the first prize on
the nine eyaporators entered, and believe thst
| the decision then made WAS justly merited
| We make these remarks not from partis1ity to
the inventor, the crowning Of whose brow,
being, in our view, less than the amount Of
the balance in importance, when compared
| With the interest which our subscribers and
the public have in this now branch Of agri-
cultural enterprise.
It is well known fact, attested by the ex,
perience Of thousands during the past five
years, that there are peculiar difficulties
lying in the way Of the ;successful man
ufee:u1e Of good, merchantable qualities OF
sugars and syrup from our northern canes
These difficulties must be surmounted or the
enterprise will continue to be vastly impeded
sud hence, extensively abandoned. The juices
Of these northern canes have in their com
binaticn, besides other Impurities, an unusua
amount of glutiso4s matter. These impuri
ties, and this one in particular, so injurious tt
the perfection Of these saccharine products
must necessarily be removed more perfectl.
than is usually done in the ordinary mode o
their manufacture, or the said products mus
ever remain in the lower ranks of the sweet
Of our country. On this subject, we are con
/ vinced that the extensive manufacture Of
e poor article, either for family or market pu,
poses, will never pay: and we improve thi
early opportunity Of cautioning our reader
who are in the cane business, againstthe mai
ufacture Of 8 compound for our market {
} which the mere name and sight give nnmis
, 1862-08-06

Ontario FEMALE SEMINARY, CANAAN
DAIGuA, N. Y--The attention of parents and
guardiaps is directed to the advertisement Of
this Institution. It is under the care Of
Messrs. E. 6. Tyler and B. Richards, gentle
men whose professional reputation Is fully
equal to that Of any other Instructors in the
country They are supported by most able
corps Of assistants. 1t Is In all respects one
of our best educational institutions. The
names OF ten students from Illinois are found
upon the last catalogue. See advertisement
in another column.
H,nts to Farmers-Fls1 Straw.
Editors Chicago Tribune;
Many farmers are now cutting and thresh-
ing their fax, and are anxious to know what
to do with the straw- Heretofore, most OF it
has been thrown Away, or used for thatching
cattle sheds. This ought to be the case no
longer. In these days, when cotton is go
rapidly losing its imperial character, we ought
not, and mnst not, throw away crop 20
| valuable as the flax straw. But you say,
| "What can l do with it?" answer briefly,
cut it as near the ground as possible, so as to
getthc greatest length Of fibre; keep the straw
/ et1dlEult 40. ASC V1uAiAty GAlG 4Qu
| ould with wheat or oats, binding in small
bundles as near the butts as will do. If you
! have not the bcstseparator of the seed, (which
| is machine such as is used for cleaning
broom corn) tramp it out with horses, not IN
binding the bundles. This will leave the
straw an in good shape for stacking, to be
treated further ut your leisure, or you can al
| orce spread it upon some cleared field neal
home, for deW-rottlrg, which after all the e2
periments Of theorists, is found to be abso
luteiy essential, as the ltBt step in fax manu-
flcture. When it has been thoroughly rottel
and well dried, you can then bind up aut
stack, and it will keep for years. I am vel
aware that many OF you Vgill 6ay at once
sOh, can't afford to spend so much tint
over it as that" Very well, then, stack i
carefully at once after threshing, and rest as
| surcd tlat some enterprisfng Yankee will b
around before many months, who Will buy i
Of you for half its real worth, in all proba
bility, but for much more than It will bfiu:
yon. if wasted as heretofore. The best ma
cbanica1 talent Of the land is now being di
rec:ed to the construction OF machines fo
breaking fax, aud in few months almoa
every good farmer who 3i.hes, may buy
: machine, with which his boys and girls ca
PIT pare trcm $50 to $50 pounds Of lint per da
tlhriug the winter months Had it not bee
, | fer ire in New York city that consumed
: a few moments the results Of many years {
patient industry and experiment, our Stat
would have been partially supplied befo1
i, harvest this year; hut the great desideratuu
! 4 fan,1Iy FAX breaker for steam or lors
| E0Wtr, is sure to come. So save your 6tra'
GLQ wait patiently. LINEN.
, 1862-08-06
l.. CORN ELL e. Co..
IMPR WE'D
SEWING MACHINE ES.
R11n-


TAeeAR9 L FA8E,s Pa1aSE poGRLE LoG5 Tsal EAsF
S1lIeH: WILCOX G1Bg s1TTEH Mschines. taus
cnmbning in our stock all the prachcal stltene7 y
roo can better eeidr which ettch y beS
SF them b testirg each Either stitch Il vel tske
- eEeS . pERrFxTIY RKLIA1l seam. zach S11ecn ha3
H. Ffp% and EETHUs14suc advocates Our rnachl4sa
viii Nor gel out Of order. they aSe ps5.ess!J Msaa
noas asa : II sod stcbes per minute (hrse times ta9 m
sstssses 81 Work-we viii stite saddle with cofaaga
or With NO 10 cotton. a Billed FzHsoA can +s ea
znd rem 5nfHinE Pssfsst!E% % snd Efh R4 Il
BIIsD can sew Bea1us, tuckH bosoma, &C. pet1eely
true They adapted TO I'll machines anu sent "
uial With fu diEettt tor bosOus tuCk8
1schsss 9e sfeeig1 fse M .. aeae as@e
| Six Cotton, Oil. Hetnmets, Guides. &C Ma x
071ANGE for and REFAH kinds or seF1ns haGni4s1
znd RENT Machines By the week or month: Aad1es
M attendaace e give and 70 g FL Esds g
| FANUY; AND NURSERY STI1CHI3d ara Sewing NJ
chlns Embroidery. r Read eur Csttntats ost9ss
" ~" iSa LAKE STREET.
Address L. EQENKIL q CO, Box Il CMc1EQ4 Il
| [Re861-1Y1
, 1862-08-06

Of tie contract, is to be constructed before
the 1st of January, 1SGG3.
It is expected that the work will be con-
tss11ned next year west OF Marsha1ltown, to the
Missouri River, at a point not yet designated,
tut upon line favorable too connection with
the proposed road to the Pacific coast
We truly congratulate the Galena and Chi
eago road upon the completion Of this con-
tract 1t cannot but be beneficial to this old
and well established company, and add great
Is to ito present enormous business. It will,
We doubt not, prove equally advantageous to
the other Nnes-mak1ng one trunk line Of the
three We ehall thus have an unbroken line,
under one direction, without change Of cars,
{the crossing OF the Mississippi being accom-
plished mainly by bridge and short steam
terry,) into the centre Of lows, opening up tc
this city country unsurpassed IN beauty o,
fertility,
, 1862-08-06
nOVAI, HAVANA LOTTERY.

Ia! In Drawing of july gth. 1S64. nm NM ~
MOI II sB drew SlQ0 do: No Il 149 drag 5e -;
1s:Na dseW Saoo6s No 81 drew s1s @ goo; i ~ e; 3ts2 3
drew Ip q dEaxngg @ e. ef 81 Saly Eo so dfa1 = s
Fo b HI drew e10eoe 80 n dfeW xi 0ea@s iSsE
nisheia H}enest pstca pad for no9hiooaa. TAILOh
o X HI BanEeA is Wal street., y. 7. au2sssoaW
, 1862-08-06

IN a n T ED-O1e purchaser in
w each township for aIKrS'S FAMILY KNIT
ING MACHINE. From so to 50 prolt per seeS e17
11sG 700 STITCHES minute; VIII knit pair Of stocs
ings or SOCKS II fifteen minutes m4Sss yatIess Of
sleeSes Co1l,s sontags- lagoiess sasss &c
WeEili give to one person IN each Township the eH-
IN each tow wnship which viii enshe them 70 earn tae
rrfc. paid for rle n,achiee easily an6 quicy Il il
ore secure Eour township Fur Glrcn!a1 with ~ EtnsI
and fuli partcu cai! on or s1d:ess with st3np1
et1ett- Chcago. Iii. 1EHostsHln
, 1862-08-06
- BOARD OF TRADE REGI-
1fEb-i1

CAPTAIN 4, S. CHADaoCRSE'5 COMPANY.
few more volunteers wanted for this crack Com.
rauy which 1e attached to tile above IseGm snt Goad
stout who ant to their country. will aYply
without delay. Men In the country who wish to join
cetpt for the same. and the AHoCsT Will Re RE
FTNpEp to them hsI On enlistment ONE HUNDRED
the Regiment is mustered in Fall In boys. Recruit
ing Uface in tent. southeast corner OF Court House
SQUARE 1Y3Q EaSS-
, 1862-08-06
Militia Law of illinois,
Be It Enacted by the People OF the State OF I'LL
1ois, represented In the General Assembly;

SECTION !. The militia Of the State Of u
lfnois shall be composed Of all free white
male, able bodied citizens thereof, Who are
between the ages Of eighteen and forty-1ve
years; and for the purposes Of this act per
manent residents shall be deemed @tizens.
Sec. g 4: soon as may be after the pas
sage Of this act, 1t shall be the duty Of the as
SCISSORS of townships, in counties having
township organization, to make q complete
list Of all persons In their respective to Tn-
ehtps, subject to military duty under this act,
one copy Of which, duly certified, shall be
| filed and recorded in the Office Of the county
clerk OF said county; and said return shall bs
made before the frat dag of August nexs-
Sec. s. It shall be the duty OF the assess-
ors in counties not having township orEani-
| iza1iop, to mske., a like Complete list Of AL
pereops subject to military duty as aforesaid,
In their respective counties, and cause the
I game to be recorded in the Office OF the county
clerks Of their respective counties as soon as
NAV be, and by tbs first day Of August next.
SEC. 4. It shall be the duty Of the counfy
clerks, on receipt of the Aforesaid lists, forth
With to forward certified copy Of said list to
to the aaiutant general Of this state, whe
shall cause the same to be filed In his Office
SEC. s. Said Lists shall be annually COZ
rected by ERid assessors, at the time OF ma
king their annual assessments; coP'es o
which shall be duly certified, forwarded an'
filed as Aforesaid.
, 1862-08-06

eo,trs-6tirring 1fnses In tie I,l&er.or-Ebiz
Effects Of he Modifed Orders Comcerning sxdtc
11ilnia-A Rars Hzitico- Military Quarrel
Frightened Bankera-RailFoads 6hel{iny Out,
ETC., Etc,
, 1862-08-06

w 4 II T E Unemployment for
w american. English. Iri-h. Scotch. German aud
colored eervans with god city references. at the
PHILADELPHIA IEte Egeace 0flse. No 150 South Clark
street. betw cen Monroe and Madison streets. Country
orderp pu1ct1,ally attended to- Post Ut1ce Bog 1862
MRS u. PRaTTtn attendance. de35 k631y
WTANTED-AGENTS-Male or
Cntcd States, sell j. kph ers improved method
for Cuttns Ladies pIesse*. Boys C9thlae. shl.ts s.
per dav. For particulars inquire at J. EOHLE!itS
Office, No. McEropoan Block. or address Pos jnce
Box 3 enclosing three cent postage stamp CE;c+go
I'll He1chS31:lm
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Die Tremput=S blabt unp Gleufer'S
TiOiffcn

DtDtficn-
Sn Der S9la9t BET 6arri1onburQ. bic
Jremont Dem Nebellen : General Saflon
~lieferte, tbaten f@ sin3elne Befanptbeile
Der ceutl9en Dipiiipn auf'S &QbmlidRe
berppr, litten ab2r babel 6etrddtltd. SOL
9enoe 8eri9te pom Sdla9tfeloe nebnen
ouf ote 2eifun8en unp @erluite Der Deut<
iben 8e3u9:
80 auptquartter, S9la@tfelp, 8
Meilen jenietts 5arriionbure, @a, 8ten
SUM-. = Sen. Trempnt bat ben 6einb,
rel9en er felt elmer Wo9e perfolate, elm
9ebolt, gum Sample 9espunoen uno aus
leiner pofition nit 9rpBem @erlult per-
trtcben.
Ct uerlie6 5arriionbure beute Moroen
uln 6 ubr unp rlfte, Sadlcn perfoloenp,
auf Der na@ Sort &%eputlic fabrenpen
Strabe Yor. Steben Meilen ienleits
9%arrilonbure entoedte feline gorbut ben
onideinenp ftarfcn 6eino in Dem @olee
sur 2inten uno in ter Grcnt aufaefeQt.
Mrtluerie wuroe nad Der Trcnt oel9idt
uno erbfnete na8 8ombarpement, pbne
baB ibr Beuer erpiecert ,puroe. Safion,
enoli@ sen6tbtst NIT ieiner 9an3en Mrmee
Sta1o 3u balten, bate feline Yplitior in
Wdloern uno S6lu9ten p%ouadnpis m1as>
tirt. pldnfler uno Gapallerie murpen
poraei@tdt. Die sar;e @plpnne ridte
raid Dor unb bic gauge, fat 3mei Metlen
LANCE S9la@tltnte ,purbe pur9 ben
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cit! bbat9es How do you do? bdtte auz
rufen fBnnenl
Dte Nerlufe Der Bunbes<
truppen TN 2aufe res eesenmdrttqen
Srte9es itnc ourdau6 perbdltniBmdBia
nt6t - %bereutenp, ais man oewDbnli&
annlmmt. Golaence lor8faltioe 3ulau<
menlteuuns ourfte Nniprud auf m1alt6t
annd5ernee @snautofeit MAIDEN:
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Ser 0rpRe Tinan3p1an BON Gbaie

~<A D<pRS Osuutt6R@NN Upu SDNtC
p{rp> wie mir b1ren, jeBt bolo i'm Con-
9rei1e CUR @urlaae unp 8eratbuns fou'>
men. Derlelbe berubt tetanntli9 rarauf
oaB bic Becirfnt1e ccs Nuaenblifs burd
etnen ei9entliGen Observation-Disclosures
bettrttten werDen ipllen, 49, einen papiers
unlaut ner aber ntdt BON elmer yfatipnalz
bonf, ionoern son Stoats>, relp. pripatz
banfen ausgebt peren Soften nur 0eoer
oeponirte Siderbett DON Der Naticnal,
Ne9feruns 9arantirt >peroen. @letG, wie
bteler plan in Dem 8eridte pes SdoBz
lefretar5 entblQt warp> duberte 1i9 troy
etn5elner Nu6fellunoen bic aloemetne
@:imme tn beifduielter @etle baruber.
Seitpem bat aber bic Station ni9t Bios
tbre &raft uber ale S@wtertsfeiten ibrer
Sage binme9 gu fpu1uen auf'6 Gouitdn>
bi9ite tepte(en, ioncern es bat AUDI @err
@Baie oas in i'm 9eleBte 9rube @ertrauen
ourb einen untacelt9en uno fat unfebl<
barren Salt in 2eitune Der GinanSpermalz
tun9 tepielen. Nfemal8 wobl rpar Der
Credit oes @taate6 in 10 i9weren ;3eiten
uno unter 70 fur&tbaren @erludun9en
slet6 fott erbalten &poroen. -Sn 6ol0e
oason aubert ii@ teBt io9ar Der uN.zg.
5eralo" In ful9enper @eile beifdQ:s Qber
ben Ylan:
~Die 8tQ 3ur @rdnpuno zines Ma>
ttcnalsB antlyltems, uelde einen She'll
bes 9rpben %5inanjplan5 Don @bale btlpet,
miro ptele @o@e I'm 9aule our 8eratb<
una fommen. Der @@abietretdr bat e6
nertaneen, bur9 fem Yro9ramm ben
@reoit pe6 2anoe6 aufre9t gu erbalten
uno i'm ioBar 3u erbSben troy Der uner>
b6rten Mnforoerun9en bes &rie9es an ben
@4aB. Sc gilt nun aber Der Mua~ uno
Dur@fabrunD jenes tnte9rirenoen Sbetle8
ieines programmes, I'm, pemlelben Geiti9@
felt 3u 9eben unb eS in Balance 3u er<
balten. Die Ginfu9un9 bteies @@lubz
fteines in bae @ebduoe ietne6 Spfem6
miro oas Monuu1ent fiji bic @ei@idlidz
feit unb Gerni&t beS @@abletretdr8 ju
@noe brin9en ibu1 ewi9en Na@rubm uno
Der Nation St9erbeit perleiben."
NatIrli@ 1T ni9t gu lberieben, bab
slet&seiti9 @pricree Detrpfen tpirp, I'm
Elm 1neues Steuer8eleb benz S@abe
5uncerte BON MtQionen 3uFieben 3u MAJ
den unp bapur9 ron %oprnberein anndb>
ernee DedunS gu i&afen.
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Tar ctefferfon DaYi,

Sur feferfpn DaDt8.
ST ~nir9enps penn Elm 8annirabl, aus<
ermdblt,
Sin Dpnnerteil in @otte6 @afenfammer,
Dcs 3~orne69lutb ben @tdt gu 8osen
fiQt,
Der 9rob fem nil bura ieiine6 @pltes
Samrner.
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@onM Die neueftenNa@<
rt9ten me!peu bic poQtdnptee Nieberlage
Der Gran3pien unb ben Riid3u9 ibrer Nr=
NEE mad 0era @ruj,
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S9iebIi9 nod Elm Bort 3u ben 6erren
2anofGuTeuteu

@ett benz Bestnne ssserwGrtiger Cation babsn
mir infer 5aupt-M u5eur,sri auf's Wbo!eIals-
@el9aft 9elegt uno lu6en bicrin un1err pau
gorge 5l entptdeln !; mir baben biefir ein Grtra-
Oepartement einri9ten laIen unb bieteu ben Orr
rem @ieoerperfaufern i'm 9auee auc Gprtbeile
Mnb Decentralization, bic ibnen nur BON I'M crcn
Goncurrenten in ben DtliGen plaBen o~iierirt ,per~
ben tSnnen. TN fer @tct 1T fir ben Dry Gcpbs
&cnlum in Minneluta elm wirtlib srpbartiser unb
tuerSen es erwabnte 6reunee III ibrem SntereTe
aneern 5aule in Minnelpta mSs lid III, mas Mus~
mabl uno 8iai9teit b~etri7t, aud nur annabernb
NIT uns cotcurriren gu fSnnen.
@err MmerbacD
Der init btelem Departenent tetraut mpr>cn, pirs>
80 f9 anaelesen ietn la1en, rnlsrsYsrsbrten Sum-
ben tn ieber Be3iebuns sufrieben ;u lte0eu.
Suffice & Sprepauab.
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Das gn0ros e. gnoetail
Manufacture S mpbemaarea=
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BON
Suffice II. Tprepau91
s}rttte CITRATE. s ct. 4anl,
Winne1ota>
III bur9 ben &mpfans Der neuelen
&pmImcr : @durc1,
auf's @ei@baltie}e unit @e19madppnte a~1ortirt
unb beebrt i4 1ol9es ieinen perebrten Runben er>
sebenif an3useisen.
Das Eager 1T nit a(len reuen @r(9eiauuaen
ber 9atlon auseeflattet unb bietet rarneutiih cine
@rpBe Mu8mabl In &letber>
1tpfen,
ais. McrinpS> 0alencias, Ylaips, DelaineS,
Yaramattas. De Beises, ppil be DEGREES ,c. &C.;
Termer unterbaIten mir einen lt1nen yorratb
bunter uno einf arbi9er Setpenwaoren
Inb pertaufen lolGe oenau gu New= q orfer Vrei.
fen. -
unfer Eager IN @bawls> @lcafs unb Wiuter.
Wantel II auf'S Neidfe contplettirt, unb erlau
ben mir uu5 mod, bic Dsrebrten Damen auf unie,
SrpBartiges
@etbzB aarenz u. Observation-Disclosures
aufmsrflam 81 noden.
Sn Derrea= Mrt,fcln, ais Bputst:aS, Dcat;us
&alemeres, Dud.ts, Grapatiie, 5en,pen ,c. lie.
ten mir ieeer @oncurtcn3 bic 5pibe, BIZ tpir III Die
fer 8ran&e bic rurtbeilpafteten gerbinpunser
babeu.