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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-31
acbeI ro'vc. nnS PInns In wis
srnISerIElp, No., Oct. 81.

SrsiScriILp, No., Oct. 81.
A prisoner in the camp of Gen. Haias
and who escaped at the time of the f,rht
at Newtonia, gives the following nc.
count of the condition Of the rebels on
tic southwest border:
The soldiers suy Mcbride and Par
sons bad 5000 men; Rains Ib,0co--
10000 of whom only where effective
@ oper 500, aud CvAse and Shelby from,
4,0OO to 1900.
fe 'dcs these, Stsndwaits had 1900
lndit,p.
The general plau Of invasion of Mis-
sopri was, the rubes would march in
three eormnu under Cooper, Parsons
un1 Rains.
The hr.t poa's TO be tnhen wrre
Springfield, Mt. Vernon and Rolls.--
They thought there wcrc unb ab,nt \,
coo Fc'e al troops in the State. ard ,hss
the capture Of J,fferson City and Bt.
Louis was an eusy matter. Hi Oman
made a speech, IN which hc p,o,nise
that te stars aud bafs would Goat all
along the Mississippi and Missouri riy-
ers before Christmas. The rebel army
represented as IN frightful condi-
tior. only about ihfec-ioprths Of tho
men are armed ut all and many that
are sarmed are only provided with shot
guns tnd squi,el rife. d ems Of rcci
'ments urc without I, n,s aud the lack ri
clothing and blankets 10 generally felt.
Hanorcds Of mon are borefooted. hare
hepded and ragged. Our informant wss
amused at seJres Of rayxIry who bsd
large Mexican spurs buokled on their
bareheels. Provisions are very scsrss
among them. Bread and water, with Tn
occasional relish of beef without sal,,
was their principal diet. There was no
d sciplino or order with these portions oil
the rebel army. Half of them wsr-
drunk whom whiskcy wns {, he had. aud
for blasphcmy und general immortal con
dnet shrir equals were n,ver known.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-31
Ladies silOyId Gscad NcwspG =
pers.

II 10 great mistate in female ety-
cStion 10 keep young lAdy's timo and
attention devoted TO only the fsshionabls
literature OF the day. II you would
qualif her for conversation. you must
gse hcs somcthing ts talk absrt.--eise
her education with the actual world and
its transpiring events. Urge her to read
the newspapers, and bcccmo familiar
With tie rrcs 4 charact.r and i'm ~ re-
n, D,s Of our race. History is of somo
importance but the past world 10 dead
aud we have nothing to do with it. Gu.
thoughts and our eonserDs should Le
for the present world, To know what IL
Is. and improve the eonditioR of il. let
or haye an inc gent o. inion, and be
abie to sustuisEan intelligent copversa-
ton concerning the mental, moral, pslit-
ieul aud religious improv, ments VI our
tine. Let the gildcd ANNALS and poems
on the eentertable be kept part OF the
time covered with weekly Journals. Let
the whole fnmilyr-mcn, women and ehil-
dron read the newspapers, aIf1.,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-31
No Mooye Dancing for him.

a soldier whose legs had bosn carried
away sboye the knees by a cannon bail
and who had been loDgs patient in the
hospital one day, while sitting up In bed
asked the nurse; 1dIh urs
when will those trsct distnhutors
be around again" fafl II
To-day" said she. fi4Haf
when they csme,I would lika sonne-
thing to read" lio added. o8
A colportcur came in the iaiternoor.
and made Lssty distribution of trscts
giving one TO each bed. without stopping
to read the titles or see the filness OF the
selection. The poor fellow who had lost
his legs received little focr. page mcs-
sage, aud began 10 read with grest cap
srness. The Iiurse, noticing the ira.i-
est, stole up behind to see tho sui6,et
OF the tract, when, to her astoDishnent,
she read" The evil OF modern 0danciug."
Reprcang her laughter, she said TO the
mans
aThut tract is hardly suited 10 yocr
conditidnp i'.
Well, madam" he. Ssp Ted. +" to tell
the truth, think my dancing days arc
about oy,r."
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-31

The philosophy of the defect Of she
Unicn ticket don't lie OF the bo,tssa sf
any puddle or well, neither in Slevery.
the war, the hnsnces nor the Presidebt's
Proclamation. u lies in the process of
making voters whxh fhe Eleetion Board
Of Alien county has discovered. pro-
cess that adds 2.70o veters or 80 per
cent, 10 the peil list IN Two years.
fhxt explains the mystery. There Is no
philosophy about it, nothing but fFpud.--
When Allen can add :, 700, Adsms 1909
Brown 800, Jackson 300, Bartholomew
MOO, Madison l,l0o, Shelby 1900 Mar
shdn 700, and d. ~ other counties NUM-
bers proportionste 10 these, OF voters u
two years, Il needs no philosophy 70 tell
where the secret OF success Of the via.
ming party lies, .st'2 n
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-31

"Who is the e1thor OF those pretty
verses 7" said one at a soiree lately.
| da Clare,s replied the lady.
9" declare I" retorted the querist.
The joke was TO eHsy to be very ex-
csllent. then Il was just as good os one
Of Charles Lambs that made great laugh
ter In London, once on q time.
"What nre you going q call your
daughter y he said to Barry Cornwall"
Adelaide" said Barry.
d,"-said Lsmb-"Addle head is
good-very appropriate.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-31
PO0rmaR Il Miller
Extensive Tan Yard.

Ia hsciiy ut wiS4 thsy purpose carrying on the Tan.
ming basness esfensisely in all its departments AMI
have all wnsk dons In the best manner, by sompe.
tent woIkmen Tlss Nse aew prepared at ali times to
pnx th. ligbA nri.e In
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-31
Tiffiu atfeeklp Tribune
TnE WIFE OF rnE yoLuNTEER

| knew by the lights in his deep, dark eye,
When he heard the beat Of the mastering
drum,
That he never would fold his arms and sigh
Over the evils that were to come;
knew that the blood of patriot sire
coursed through the veins like u stream OF
fire:
So 1took his hand,
And bsdc him 60,
Bot he never dreamed
That it griev d une 80.
Two fair haired children he left with me.
Who lisp his name at evenude-
The very hour when upon his knee
He used to &c ndle his pet AID pride;
Alasl they may never again be blessed
By a fathers care in the old home nest
And he never again
May hear the tones.
Or kiss rlie hUS
Orhis little ones.
know he has answered his country's call;
That his breast ia barred sta high COM
mand;
But my heart viii break, ! know, II he fall
In the battles front by a traitors hand;
Yet murmur not. though my tear wet eyes
Attest the worth Of the saorificci
'r,sa wife's free gih,
Two lives in one,
In tho name Of God
Aud Of Washington.
Perhaps when the maple leaves are red.
Aud the golden rlori es of harvest come,
shall wake some morning to hear his tread
And give him warm hearts welcome
home;
To knccl with him In fcrvcnt prayer,
Thanking our God for his watehiul care,
In shielding his heart
From the rebels brand,
Who honored the flag
-four cherished Land
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-31
Ca sa for Hides and Bark.

well as TO furnish the eommsiy with any aud every
thiag in line. They have In connection with their Tsn
Nsri an extensive Saddle aud Ilafnsa Manufsetory,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-31
Saddles and Harness,

vi Of which IL nndc Of the best stock and by expert
fnced ands. Chg arrangements sSe such that we can
now SIMPLY the public with almost an endless variety
lf Saddlrry Of the most approved patterns, and we
keep number Of workmen on hand, ready to turn oai
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-31
gITuBIlYI DAILY GAIITTE

Is the LARGEST and CHEAPEST Pa
per pubiished IN Csneinnaii.
q. % HUss Is the agent for the sale and deliys m
Of ths Daily Gazette. lie receives The two editions
The lase a. IS eantsEs- xsek And the small 81 10
sents-'he t@tsss consainias all enc Telegraphie and
ence ao~ mach sous6t for Ts.s Cszeus ~illAl
wsys be tooad upea his eounteJs ad willie proms
delivered 70 ssseribsfs IN any par ofthe city.
Liberal diseosnts made 10 einbs from the cconiSy.
AIpl ls. JSer. Tssb'sisieet.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-11-22
.@tQbt= It. Qallb~N Qhrihteu,
Arpflamat{pn
ourb Wleranrer &atnieA @puyfrneur bes
Gtaate6 Minueipta.

putD Wlfrafeer NailleD, @%puDfrneurh ei
Staate6 Minnelp1a.
Sn Grpagun 9 , ta6 t5 a~neemed.n I'M
tn Asbtrtinlimnauns 1T init Str outtn urb bodee
baltenen Sitte rnierer Batter, bic murbig IN, III
uniern paufern fur in,mer tin fsler Brau41 j,
lsin, bab has Doll, rtp.nn % bic Grudt bfs Gan.
ess III biz 99entrn stlamnslt". benz 5srrn cir
Danfief bsrtitst, unb gum 0ebd9inibleiner Silt
une hurd einen DTentliben Gtt 1ria!i4tr Gut.
teapertbruns, alS cine @ tmeinbe leine Mtbansis
feit BON Sbnt, in beHen bdnbsn bic RSnierei1tbe,
Gree MIR @taub lInb, anerfennt:
Dtsbalb lese i'd, Mleranter Namley, @pu.
ssrt'sur bts 9taates Minneiuta, hermit ben
dsbenuno3wan3isten Sag he5 a.aen.
wartiBen Monats Nppenber
fat als tiuen Sag Der Dantiaeune bsi tem al.
n,aatiBsn @ott fir feline tpunbtrbare Gltt eeesr
uns - fir aae bic suten @aben leiuer DorEt.
nna - fir @sfunbbtit uns WisterserIdbuag bta
8risSens I'M 5iaat unb fir bas Maab bes alse.
meiatn BsbIersebtns, psGen mir uns e~rireut,r.
StiOntsrs labt nns feline @uase e~rtenneu ea.
rim, baB CT unltre Greusen son rsn ni!esn 8cir.
sia btftsit ptide f9 sfsea nne erbsbtn ant f,
in bic Grabe ssRar3t bal, Die lie fir uns s~esrabfn,
Sae nn{ire 5reunts befreit Iinb aus elmer entleB.
lihsN Gsfansenldaft uuo bab unlire 6Gu(.r uni
8sFBsbum nun lder lnb segeu bic @epalt be,
incianiItea Rduber uab WTreer. llrb laBtuus
Sbn preiitn fur bic Grbaltuns Der 9ffsifrurs I'M
Ieysr 8dtsr seBen bic MnsriHe hsr gerrdtber uni
NsbeQet, fir ben erbabenea Geitt bes Watrirti5-
mus unb MutbeS unb Der geI,dnoigErit, nit be-
nen er bic 6frasn per gertbsibig.r bes Qanees er-
flint bat /; fir bic burd bic Sapfsrffit unlerts
Irupp.n trrungenem 9iese; far ben rubmreiden
Mntbeil Minnelpta's an beu adrtpfen uns Sie-
gen Der unions-5 at9e ; fir bic GrDaltung Ittnes
5Shne. prlae bura has Beusr Der gblabt IN.
serlsst steaugsn iinp unb fir pen unsersanslibsu
Hubnn Der seebrtsa Ipoten ; fir bic Se8siNsrune
unb rfn Offer, nit benz u.llere Burger son ibren
unabseernbtssu 6tlpsrn f~prtseeilt Inb sa be,
Gabae Der Natioh unb per Mlem fir bic @epiB-
bsit, eab tire Miben unb Gefabren, ib,e Wun'
ben unb ibrs 5ineebnng nibt umlout Ilnb; fiji
bic ittt pfenbaar s.poroenen 3ei9sn ieines @il.
lens, ba6 biz Station turb bas Biut rnb beu
sbhfib ber .eGla4tupfer ron ibrer srpbsn 8e.
sranen'b btfrtit rerben lpa unb BON BEN srpBeu
gerbre9eu, ofltn 8clse unb Mirfuns 3usleib je,
mes Bebransnib it nnb bae tin.er ben 3pnnern
anb BliBen unh bsnt @snIlt eeS t1ngetritters St
erhabsns @rSBe Se9uSabs ltbttar III, bsr in rem
5susr auf bsm Berss brrablsigt IN, bic 5srbrede.
men 1a3eIs Der eoniisution su erneuern uno Bic
TrtiDeit gu prptlomirn ala has @runbSelet
sinsf trnsuer!in nab ressnsrirten Union.
@tssts1 nit msiner l1nterIArif1 unb BEN ero-
Ben 9tteel beS 9taates it Der Stabt ct. . aul
an bislslt britten Sage bes Noptuber, int SABRE
anfsrss 5srrn eintauisnb agtbunbert unb 3wfi.
unbi.&3is.
Mleranbtr &am{ey.
Nuf Bef.bl bes @DuSernsurs {:
SAINTS 8. BaftL 6taats. @etretdr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-11-22
Generals anptqnartier 9taat
minueIpta.
General.Mbiutanten Sffiee.
ct VnuL. 10. Nppbr. 1862.

General. Mbiutanten Sffiee.1
SLpanL 10. Nopbr. 1862.
@eneral> BefeDI Nr. ~.
Da aQe In benz aesenwar1ieen Snoianerfriee 1T
bieient 5taate erpa9Ienen Soften farben Grans-
port ber Trupyen, tpsl9e r~egclmabis ,,btn Dieuf
ber gersin. 5taatsn e%insemu:ert tpprben, Dpt
Der @snsratresiernne Setrassa uab b.5ablt tper>
ben:
Su tperben ale Auartiermeijfer uns lGmutilt-
DE Veriuueu, tpeIde in bie{er &apaeitdt funeirt
pabrrub Der actiptn SperatiOnen sesen bic Snbi-
arer, btermit ansepisf.n, iofcrt tbre Bsridte als>
8una9en pber ibre 3ulase 81 ben 9sri9tsn, I'M
Safe le bic 2sbtern l9un s.madt baten, unb fe
nsbt ben Drbrss unb 9feauiltiousn nit auer
mSsliben Gil. in bielsm 8ureau 81 beppnireH.
Spide Bsridts perbea aus9emadt lit Der soa
ben Mrmseresulatiuusn nore,ldristtnsn Bpr,a II.
trsrben ipecifcren, ub bic Gruppen, bcnet Irans-
port, Yropiatt u. anbere Mrtifsl s~e!iefert psrbsn,
our .3eit ststlmabis III ben Dient Der gsrein.
5iaatsn eireenufert ,parsn, ~re9elnabig surt
DENT s~rreibiet paren, pbne eingemultert gu iein,
ubsr s,r 5taatfmilia %9ebBrtsn> pbne bic MbF4t,
tit BEN resnIaren Boluntdrbtent Der @erein.
@taatea<Irmee su treten, ". msrben besglti9et
Iyseifeirsn, Db lrldsr Iranepert, Vrupiant u. In
vor pber nod Der :3eit eeliefert pospeu, 100 Gsn.
Major Vppe has Gpmmaubo iiber bic Gruppen
int Disnite bieles 5taates ibesnemusn, weldes
am 16. 6eYt. 1862 selgsben.
gluf BefebI be5 gpmmanbeurs cit gbef:
Oscar Malmrps,
@eneral- Mbiutaut ppn Minge1ota.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-11-22
Mnfere segebrteu beutfben Watrip.

nnfere segebrten bentfden Natrip.
tinaert ftben sepiB nit 8etriibniB, bab bert
tpadtrn esuti9eu pelbtn Sissl INNER nod bic
pcQe Mnertennuns screutbalten ,pirb, Die CT in
nan&er bei6en S9la9t auf benz S9agttelte 10
rei9li@ s%erbient; unb man raibte an Der Menjd>
belt berspeiftln, mtnn bas Derbienl lberaA 70
MILITANT wa.bs. Yin slGustntes geifpieI, bab
eisles niat Der Gau II, lensern bab Is Der gpr-
trefI9feit bod mitunter eelinst, Fd bic gebibrenbe
Mus3ei@nuns au ertampfsn, liefert bic Bir,na
Suffice, Gprtpaueb : Co., berea neu erbaltene
5erbfwaaren einen fUrn1liden@ turm Der 8epun-
beruns unter berD amenpelt bersorseufen baben.
perr M. Muerba@ Idbt ~lbristns bielen @surna
nit semobn.er Mrtieftitiiter nd srseben unb, M
terfist Son Der beipitoolen BiQisteit leiner neu.n
pursieliden @aaren, fortsrt ct bertrauenspra
risin 9%abrbunbert in bic 99rauten4.
Neue Glepatcreu.- MuB.r Den Test 70
btbeutenben 8orfebrunasn fir gmpfans bes Sc
treibe6 in Chicago bDrtn mir. ba6 3tptt @lesatpren
erfer &la1e an benz @Io 3meise pDn apei unlc-
ftrer er1tn @pebiticns- 6anblunsen gekaut per-
ben, in rpentsen Wpnaten ferti9 unb NIT Der be-
pdbrteftn Waihienerie, etnfhlifblib % BON
gairbanf's 500 Bulbe 5ppper>W aassn serlettn
iein lpaeu. Nuberbeu, baben BE Srn. 1airbanfs
in biter 9tabt in terig iber tinen, Sabr sesen
20 Bunfbuntert 8uidel 3opper-@ aaeen u. Gina
eth Dubenb ~fIeinert, iber bunotrt I'M Gan3en
aufeefeQt. 90 1oQtomn1m 1T bic Maldisuerie,
bas iebe Man8e In 10-12 Minuten be- II. .nt-
a%,srlmesesn fam. rcburd man fi1 BON Der I'M
gsbsnefn auantitai 8sIstioe, stutilFaaui iisssa.es in's
sslaunt in einen Gage stsuose1 wsrben fauu, ei-
Norb, Weltns ibre untrmtbIi9.n @etrtibsernsten
erbausa u1b bic Giienbabnsn unb RanaIbopte }e
rad GbteaBo befSrbtru, mub Is ii fem s3ptifel,
bab unfere Mitttl, ie in eupfans.n. gu lassrn
unb ~ bsrl9ifen u1ttteu Nnipriden S9ritt Edit.
(Ghie. Gssnina 9eurnaI.l
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-11-22

IN PROBATE COURT-COUNTY OF
1BROWN State of Minnesota-special Tern,
October goth, 1862.
In the matter Of the estate of John Zette], deceased
On reading and filing the application of Athanasius
Henle, praying, for reasons therein set forth, that he
be appointed Administrator of the estate of said de-
ceased, all of Brown County;
Itis ordered, that Tuesday, the I'd day of December,
4 2: 1862, at 2 O'Clock z. NJ. at the Office of the Judge
the hearing of the said petition, and that the heirs nj
law Of the said deceased, and ali other persons inter.
ested IN said estate, are required to appear at a ses.
sion OF the Probate Court, then and there to be hold
en-, and show cause, if any there be, why the prayer
Of said petitioner may not be granted.
JOHN C. RUDOLPH,
foV15W Judge Of Probate.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-11-22

IN PROBATE COURT-COUNTY OF
BRO State of Minnesota-Special Term,
October 25th, 1862.
In the matter of the estate of Johan Buehrer, OF
Sibley County, deceased:
On. reading and filing the application of Agatha
Buehrer, praying, for reasons therein set forth, that
she be appointed Administrators of the estate of said
deceased;
Its ordered, that Tuesday, the I'd day Of December,
AID. 1862, at 2 o'clock P. NJ, at the office Of the ,Judet
OF Probate, in the town of New Ulm, be assigned for
the nearing OF the said petition, and that the heirs at
ested IN said estate, are required to appear at a ses-
sion OF the Probate Court, then and there to be hold
of said petitioner may not be granted. =
&a5 ,af JOHN c. RUDOLPH,
no7-3W Judge Of Probate.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-11-22
IN PROBATE COURT-COUNTY OF

IN PROBATE COURT-COUNTY OF
October 2Sth, 1862.
ceased w
On reading and filing the petition Of Joban Holm.
SEN, praying, for reasons therein set forth, that he
the said John Holm, sen, may be appointed Admin
lstrator of the estate of said deceased;
1862, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, at the office Of the
Judge Of Probate, in the town of New UIm be a.
signed for the hearing of the said petition, and that
persons interested in said estate, and required to ap-
pear at q session of the Probate Court, then and there
10 De modem; and show cause, if any there be, why
stne prayer OF said petitioner may not be granted.
JOHN C. RUDOLPH,
hov7-3w Judge Of Probate,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-11-22

IN PROBATE COURT-COUNTY OF
State of Minnesota-Special Term,
In the matter of the estate of Johann Flori.n Hart.
Manu., deceased:
IN reading and filing the application of Mari Anna
praying, for reasons therein set forth, that
she be appointed Administrative Of the estate of said
deceased, all of Brown County;
,s It's s. o 1a e,e,a. that It Tuesday the I'd day Of December,
Judge Of Probate, in the town Of New Tim, be as
signed for the hearing of the said petition, and that
persons interested in said estate, are required to ap-
pear at a session of the Probate Court, then and there
to De holden, and show cause, if any there be, why
the prayer of said petitioner may not be granted.
JOHN C. RUDOLPH,
nov7-3w ~ -. Jndre az Probate
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-11-22
Deutlbes
I1peten- nnb Dpl1fereelbdft
BON
Spbm Mfatbeis,
Oritte @trnhe

- O7ExPV =. 1"-11|.
Ttn8's friibersm 9!ure seeeuubes, aabe tsn,
sWmtrtean 9pult,1
ct. paul Minn.frta.
Meinen ssrtbrttn Seutiden Greunben unb SIT
nern pternntt bic An3ttst, haB ig in ,neine,a nsu.
S,rten BON 3apeten u. Watraa.n prrrGfbin bare
ntto empftble i9 mid CUR biiligeu unb rYrn,rten
Mafertieung Son alien III sis(tm @eitafte ror-
fortnenben Mrbeiten.
NJ Au@ babe i'd flets eine Mn;aM
terttser : pun9es sorrdtbia.
Spbn Matbtis.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-11-22

IN PROBATE COURT-COUNTY OF
BRoWN State of Minnesota-Special Term.
October 3d., 1862.
In the matter Of the estate of Wilhelm Lmmenfeld,
deceased: -
On reading and filing the application of WiIheInine
lmmenteld,p praying, for reasons therein setforth, thai
Uilr1ch Llpp be appointed administrator ofthe estate
of said deceased, all of Brown County;
It is ordered, that Tuesday, the Cd day of December.
1862, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, at the office of the
Judge OF Probate, in the town Of New Ulm, be as
signed for the hearing of the said petition, and that
the heirs at law of the said deceased, and all other
persons interested in said estate, are required to ap-
pear at a session of the Probate Court, thenand there
the prayer Of said petitioner may not be granted.
JOHN C. RUDOLPH,
nov7-3W Judge Of Probate.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-11-22

IN PROBATE COURT - BROWN
~ ~ GouMIY.Sta of Minnesota Special Term,
In the matter of the estate of Sebastian May, de.
On reading and filing the application of Phil;nn
GROSS, praying, for reasons therein set forth, that he
may De appointed Administrator of the estate Of said
l Is ordered, that Tuesday, the I'd day of December,
Judge OF Probate, in the town of New Ul,n, be az.
S slgh he;r Tor T. the FL, hearing a Of the said petition, and that
persons interested in said estate, are required to an.
pear at a session of the Probate Court, then and there
70 70 pc holden and show cause, if any there be, why
tne prayer OF sald petitioner may not be granted.
JOHN C. RUDOLPH,
ho'l-5W tgs Judge of Probate.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-11-22
ODetpr q. Srtmann,
Geuti6er Mrst

IN ct. M%ntbpnY, Minne1pta>
sei9s btsraurb ~egDebenit an, bas tr lsine OiFee
mad Der W in : 5traBe ssrlset bat, brittle
gbar, obssbalb 5srrn l1bsna9ss sbon1plon unb
ssyaos aseenubsr benz Drug 9tors inter etana-
fslo's SaN.
SfFct.S!unben lnb MittasS son balb eias bis
byei llbr Ino Wbents pon 6 bis g..
Srante, bic gu meis spn btsr ~sntftrnt psGnes,
IAN bic Stact teirdeu sn %fDnner, linb srludt,
I'D in 9riefsn an i'm ST. tpenStn unb perbsn
pr0ntpte NnspUrt srbdlten.
Sriieber JsnpfifDf
il ileEs sorrGtbis. DeutIGs III sntf,rat e~elegtntn
2IuIspslunssn, pslGe lire 4inbsr gstmpft III ia
ben niinIbsn, iontsn lb |Hriftlid an ibn mem
ben, ipcrauf er sinsn Sag bslimret wirb an psl-
dsnt ct re bsIaAt.
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Mo@ Elm Mlnrb bur1 g~nbianer. -
Gtli@e Meilen ienieits Isabella in Datuta tpurbe
unlaasf Gin iuneer Meni9 spn 1S Satren, ber
bsi@aftist mat, einsn 3sul9Oter eiasufenseu, BON
tinent in Der Sre9t Der @eieen sttleitetsn Sn-
riaEsr erl9rfeu..
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Sub p~frlpren.

Dim unttrsfi@tettn 1T felt bergangenen 5oun-
tag sor as4t Eaeen feline So Sabr aIie Rub ab-
banbtn 8ffcmuaen.
Narbe: Rott, nit ptieea, gorberfepf.
Asnn3ei9en : 9s9 il. re4ten pprn. 8 Dpu.
8elutnuus erbdlt, ner bic 4nb aufldiiefert,
WtlDunaen u MAIDEN In Der Gypeeitipu Der
Minn. 6taatsjeitunS.
9asob Bubin.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-11-22

Da8 $eiratben 1T f66n aber fpft,
fpielie, unb ipl nod tOiipisliser ,perben, benn
lanmtli&e 1rauunesl9eine miNen fprtan, I'm,
@GIttgteits gu baben, nit einem 3ebn-g ent- @t.m-
pei seritben fein. ntper minb! Was giebt Elm
siebbabe1 am gorabenb l.ines @ludes UNI 3ebn
Hpnt62
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-11-22
IN PROBATE COURT-COUNTY OF
BROWN State Of Minnesota-Special Term,

October Goth, 1862.
In the matter of the estate Of Max ZeIler, deceased:
On reading and filing the application of Conrad
Zeller, praying, for reasons therein set forth, that he
De appointed Administrator of the estate of said de.
ceased, all of Brown County;
1t is ordered, that Tuesday, the I'd day of December,
AID. 1862, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, at the Office OF
the Judge OF Probate, in the town Of New Ulm, be as.
the heirs at law of the said deceased, aud all other
persons interested in said estate, are required to al.
pear at a session of the Probate Court, then and there
to be holden, and show cause, if any there be, WHY
the prayer of said petitioner maynotb be granted.
JOHN G. RUDOLPH,
nov7-3W Judge of Probate.
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Afuf 9rp- 0ooo 9irma.
@1nitb s 3onIn,,


IN Dem e~bentaltaen 2ofal Son $. Rnpr
EapIpr
pabttt iftts Sorratbis Elm srpbes alurtimeut spn
Gnens nnb mpbe=gSaareu,
n tpel4s fe i,tr
blutg biutg biuig fit ugufba
anbisten. llnitr 2assr it n.u NIB rppbt anas,.
paelt uno bsfebt aus alien @ort.n BON
Waaren fur ben %9erp6bnliden Bebdrf.
9trnmpftpaaren,
~ anfee< 10 n s" &c. &c.
Selonoere gufnerflamEeit lenfen mir auf unlers
apIfarb1afn ge%brudten GaIirpsa Az
10 9tnts bic yarb. )"
rn{er
Gn9rps=Departememt
II aussettat!et nit Waarsu fir BEN g,hdrf sun
eanetaufeuten. unt MIR tSnnea lie 70 nitbria s,r-
taufer, als re III &biease uni Milraufee ~ ba-
ben fnb. )" W.
9Str baben unS Der Dienne bes beliebt,n unb
1rsunell9f1 beutlten 8%erfduftrs
Serm1nm s.. @bGfer.
eerlttert, Der trfreut l.tn pirb, ben aesbrte,t tfut-
leben Vreunoen aufsuwartem, npslde ibm Bic g5unf
ssrtr 8unbI9att e~rp.iien.
go 9rnitb 8 gaylpr.
rBiaiger gaib=g Store"
Bradsn-Ulab Driitestraf..
neben Der GrprebzofFes ct. paul, Minn.