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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-08-08
Fo u T 3'@
Celebrated Horse and Cattle
POWDERS

4 ~ w IL IL ~.
EHESE POWDERS have proved, af-I
a ter trial Of several years. to be su-
perior 70 any preparation Of the kind in
use The chief superiority Of these pow
ders arises from the fact that they are
composed Of medicines that have laxa-
i've, tonic and purifying properties
: The laxative elects crudites from thel
< lstomach and intestines; the tonic givesi
q strength TO the system OF the horse, and
: me purifying medicines contained in
hem cleanse the blood, and lay the
Foundation for healthy and vigorous
clrculau0n. The use Of them improves
tne wind, strengthens the appetite, and
gives the horse fine, smooth and CLOS
sy skln-thus improving the appearance,
vigor and spirit Of this noble animal
These powders are not intended. as
most powders are, TO bloat the animal.
SO as 10 give him the appearance OF be-
ing nat when not really so--but to re-
move his disease and promote his gene
raj health.
These powders will strengthen the
stomach and intestincs, cleanse them
from offensive matter and bring them
al TO healthy state They are sure pre-
= yention Of Lung Fever and a certain rel
.slmedy for all diseases incident TO the
: Horse ms Chambers, Yellow Water. Dis.
Eltempers, Founder, Heaves, Slavering.
= Coughs, Fevers Loss Of Appetite, and
Vital Energy, &c These powders, id
used two or three times week, through
the winter and spring, your horse will
never get the Lung Fever, Cholic or
Botts A few doses Of these pow ders
viii remove the worst cough on any
horse. Were owners Of horses to feed a
few Of these powders every year, they
might save tie lives Of many valuable
horses.
MICH cows.
The properties this powder possesses
in increasing the quantity of milk in
cows, gives it an Importance and value
which should place il in the hands OF ev-
cry person keeping COW. In httening
lcattle, il gives them an appetite, loosens
: their hide. ana makes them thriyemuch
z faster.
z HOGS.
In al diseases Of Swine, as Coughs.
xlUlcers IN the Lungs and Liver. Sc, by
putting from half paper to a paper ofl
these powders in o barrel Of sWill the
above diseases can be cured or entirely
prevented. BY using these powders the
Hog Cholera can be prevented Prepar-
ed by S. A. F0UTZ,
Westminster, Maryland
Ess- For sale by
JOHN II HIGGINS,
Rockville, Nd; aud
Druggists and StorcScepors everywhere
PRICE, cents per paper or five papo
for 81. [april 25--ly
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-08-08
WANTED TO RENE.

a LARGE FARM, in this county, on Or
"A near the turnpike leading from Rock
vile to. Georgetown, d. c. Possession wanted
on tbs lst OF January next.
AL'o--A SMALL FARM, Of about rs or
W Acres! with Dwelling-house, &c. 4 good
locality ior WhcelN light shop preferred AZ
ply to s. A. NATLArE
july ll-3t Rockville Ma
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-08-08
WOOL WANTEn.

HHE subscriber win give the highest mar
,. bet price for WOOL in nocrchandizc. "A
ms store , A. BAKER
'sAe 2o--w Quality Hi, .RcchN.Dc
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-08-08
Meat! EeaG Meat.
600 TOMS.

1--WE subscriber wishes TO purchase the
= above quantity Of SUMAC, for which he
2tore. z A. BAKER.
june 40 Quality Iiif Rockville
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-08-08

No DRAFnSc IN NBw YoRK The New York
Commercial is Of opinion that there wiil not
be draft in that State. Itsays
Officers connected with tho State govern
nent state that il would take more lime 70
complete draft than il would 10 make up
the quota OF the State, even if recruiting
were going on much more slowly than At pre-
sent Some time would he consumed IN
drawing names and arranging Tor drawing
them. II would require no little time to hear
excuses aud as much more to attend TO the
acceptance OF substitutes. Then the men
would have 10 be armed, clothed uniformed
and equipped, as well as those who volunteer.
and this part Of the business could not be
done in a day. II would take at least over a
month, and possibly two months, 10 draft
sufficient number Of men to make up the State
reqaisition aud put them into the field eff
ciently prepared to enter a cuco upon active
duty
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-08-08

~ The number CT slaves emaneipatea ID
the District Of Columbia, under the law ahol-
.shinz slavery, foois np three thousand oae
hundred The tine for claims has rxrirei
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-08-08

lSr The disease among the horses in The
" Army Of the Potomac" still continues al
though somewhat abated Confederate off,
Ger az City Point, the other day, stated that
the Virginia farmers never work a Northern
horse the fret summer, they invariably die 81
they 90. Northern men seem 10 share the
same fate.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-08-08
GOODS!

NE subscriber has just received a supply
Of II RV EST GOODS-such rs
GRAIN AND GRASS SCYTHES,
FORKS, RAKES. &c.
which he viii sell low for cash.
R. A. BAKER,
june Z0-tf Quality Will Rockville
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-08-08

TIM CRors From the Western States the
accounts Of the crops are almost invariably
good. In most places the wheat crop is gath
cred, in good order q ST. Louis paper has
the following;
Private information from an eyewitness
assures us that the crops in Missouri are fine,
and that large surplus margin will be the
result Of this seasons harvesting, which is
now over. In some localities injury has re-
suited to small grain since II was cut, by the
rains causing 1t TO sprout; but this damage
is not very great. The corn is luxuriant, and
all early planting may be considered rs made.
Ia the tobacco districts the quantity is not SO
large as in former seasons, but the growing
crop is promising Could peace be restored
TO the State, Missouri would soon smile again
with prosperity.
Michigan paper says
The whole crop has been already mostly
gathered, and in good order Tho weather
during the harvesting season has been all the
farmer could desire.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-08-08
SEHEeENEHg'S
Balsamic Cough Syrup,

For Coughs, Colds, Group, Hhoopinq
Cough, asthma, Bronchitis, Spit
ting Biood, Pain and TeoI.-
ness Of The Breast, DiB-
Guilty Of Breafhiaq dc.
THIS Is NO NEW REMEDY. It Sgre
1. has been used fos number Of
years in Maryland and paris Of Penn
sylvania, and has, wherever known. ac-
CURED an unprecedented reputation for
curing the various diseases for which it
is recommended your
So apparent is its usefulness, aud so
remarkable has been its cures, that II
is fast superceding every other remedy
for those diseases. The afflicted can re-
ly upon its doing as much for them,
and in many cases more, than any 9TH
or remedy now before the public.
1t is recommended and prescribed IN
the practice Of large number Of the
most intelligent and able PHYSICIANS Of Cti-
Maryland 1T is used and considered Grea.
an indispensable household remedy by
large portion Of the first ANTILLES vi
the State.
II is used by all classes Of society, and
the universal opinion is. thatitis good
IAts Syrup IS purely Vegetable Cam 10
pound. IL Is pleasant 10 take and nov
Tying qualities, must do good under any
circumstances. ltsefecls are truly Won
derful, soothing, calming and ailaying CAtld
the most violent coughs--purifying
strengthening, ard inWgufa!ing The
whole calming anT soothing
The nerves--aiding and facilitating ex-
pectoraiion, and healing the DlSEAS- ased
Ed hUNGS--thus striking az the root
Of disease, and driving il from the sys-
ten.
GROUP.
This disease Is announced by Difficult al, OF
~ Of breathing, shill whislling or
Wheeling hacking cough, or thfeatcn-
ed sunocation &c II mostly occurs in
young children no child need die OF Group
Group II this Syrup Is properly used and
used in time Mothers having cronpy
children should watch The iHt show Of
the disease, and always keep this rene
dy at hand rms
is most excellent. Experience has prov-
en- that it is cqualled byno other pIepa-
ration.
The price Of shc remedy Is such as 70 Sgy.p
place IL within the reach ofall The poor
as well as the rich, and every person
should have n.
Every person should have Il hi the IL
house. Il is true aud faithful fiend
to all who value health and wish toSe-
cure themselves against that mosl terri
BE disease consumption. il will he uys5
found the most useful as well rs the
cheapest family medicine n tie world
1t has been used for the last four wears IN
with success without parallel.
Price 81 cents per boliie, On three bot.
lies for ST. For sale br ffps
JOHN u HIGGINS.
Rockville Nd. aud
Druggists and Storefccpars everywhere.
arril -5-!y
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-08-08
M. D. RUSSELL.
EDWARD EEALEl.

g., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
sa4ssT - 1Dealer in
u lERESHN FINE GROCERIES,.
ssesgs TEAS TEAS VINES,
e nj aid LTQEORS
- w. No. 40, opposite Center
Market Pennsylvania Avenue WASHING
TON, D. c. Gmay ely
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-08-08

~ blu-lai 90
b Elm g intro
ny family in
demand for il
m c sc To
more worthy
already sifown
EToRis putting
hand gunta r
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-08-08
SHRINER'S INDIAN VERMIFIIer

81 lNUE the Introduction Of this beautiful
- preparation, II has been steadily adyanc-
ing iato public favor Its astonishing efies.
cy m expelling worms has won for il many
friends wherever known, and these are sneak
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1862-08-08

3 80 -
that il is fast
duced into eve
the land. The
is bcconiiag i'm
make il still
the preference
it, the PRoPRI
itup in a much
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-01-18
$nfe IN 3ebn Wftmute,n.
Xut1Qe11 <SbIntp11.

Die Orsinal.M eoiein eineefubrt in 1887, unb
Der erite Mrtifel Der 0rt, Der ie unter benz Nomen
yun8en.O blaten (pulmonic. @afers) mad tieieut
xanoe 9ebradt tpuroe !; ale anbern Qunaen. OtIo.
ten line na@9ema9t. Die 6@teu fn6 burh BEN
aut 1ece Dblate %eeftempelten Namen Br1an
unteri9eipen.
8rYan's Quueen- Oblaten
beilen9uiten, @4nupfen, tpuubeaeble. 6eiierfeit.
8ryan's Quneen<O blaten
beilenGn8brafisfeit, 8rcnaitis. Ntbembefmmerh,n
BryanS Quneen.D blaten III
beiIe1 Blutfpeien, Brufi@meraeu. II
Brpan's Quneen- Oblateu
ss'lsa s'1tts9tnoe S@ninciu&t. 9unsensrantbet.
Brsan's Vun9en.D blaten
petltn ;3apten. unp Driiien- Gntainbuua.l
BryanS Quneen-O blaten
Fno etu1a@ an form unb an9enebm an @efdutad.
Brpans 2unoen, Oblaten ii
Seoen u'%t 1ur Grlet@terung, fouteru tusists
f@neQ urb eriinbli@.
BrpanS 2uu8tn-D blaten
ptrben il9er 9ebea befrtebigen.
Refine Gan1ilie foQte obne zine S&anteI s,n
BrYan's Qun9en.O blaten
i'm 9auie fem. asi.t.
Nitmanh ptrb nd tpe;aeru fir -
Bryau's Quneen.D blaten ss1
tantunh3nansig Cents III sebea.
Sob " eS. a1einiaer Gioenthimer
Ro@tfer, q. d.
- Sn ct. paul auu. 8ertauf bet
Dr. Mfller, Ste Strase, aeaendber
Srotne's 6ale.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-01-18

DS% Das beuti@e publitum tpirb nit bem1el-
ben @ersnlsen, tpie mir ielbR bic Mnfantieuns
bes 9errt. Or. Nlberti an elmer antern @teQe
bes 8tattes enteeeennebmen, bur9 bic mir en>li@
bic ~btf'nttine @erV&erune erbalten> ba6 tieitr
tbeoretif@ unb enpirif& ti@tiee beuti@e Mr3t iein
Torbaben, ct. paul gu serla6tn, aufeeeeben
bat unb bier Strbleiben tpirb. Or. Mlberti 1T Elm
Ir5t aus Der befet europdii@en @@ule unb bur9
feline lansiabrise aussebebnte Yraris in ct. paul
NIT ben bier sewSbuli@en 8rantbeiten auf's Sn~
nisfft sertraut, Elm 3uperlaifser 8eiianb aud III
ben f@wierisfen T6Qen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-01-18

Bruead n, dur Oh u n d
n rs t. Die ehrwuerdi-
gen Runen des verhuellten ,,SIMET'
welche durch Vermittelung des lei
tungsblattes heute zu Eurer Anschau-
ung gelangen, - sehet das Inserat-
nachdem das erste ,,Dreieck" des
.Dreimal drei Quodyots'' der ,,!Sisnaet-
SseggeP' auf Anordnung des IS. P. D."
(Simet : Praes. Domin.) gelest wor-
den, werdet Ihr mitFreuden erblicken.
1hr wisset nun, dass die erste ,,Epo-
che" der ,,Simet Transendenz" err
schienen und die Combination. ,,Er
ist wiAde gew0rschfen" nunmehr elm
getreten. Die ,,Schluessel" moegen
Euchdazu dienen, in b%ruederlich elm
traechtiger Runde der ,,Lesung'
Euch zu gcwaertigen, und das Won
Judas Maccabaeus instituirte Zeichen
des ,Beisswurm : Crocodills' deutet
Euch die Nahe des yUngeheuers'',
vie das Angstrohr Euch mahnt auf
der ,,Hut" zu sein.
Els wird in Erinneruug gebracht,
dass der Standpunkt der in dem Ty-
roller Hochgebirg zuerst aufgetauchten
Theorie: ,,Es ist entweder der Beiss-
wurne oder das CrocodiU'', in der letz-
ten ,Nacht Fehmgerichts : Strung"
vollst@ndig ueberwunden wurde, so
dass jetzt, vie die Brueder ~begreifen,
zur Beleuchtung der Frage ueberzu-
gehen, list: ,,Was ist es ?" Erst mach
Beseitigung und gruendlichster En-
!edlgungg dicser schwierigen Aufgabe
l@sst SIGH yum vHandekn" schreiten,
was durch das Zeichen der Mist
gaber' odernachBe finden DIES, ,Pdugs''
seiner Zeit angedeutet werden wird.
Der IS. P. D." l@sst die ,,Brueder
Won, durch und zu SIMET" ermah-
men, NIGHTS in uebereilen und SIGH
bis auf Weiteres an das Stichwort zu
halten: ,,Kzamperer''!
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-01-18

o. Das Die Inntee Grfnbunestraft, be(eelt
BON BEN f&Suen 0epanteu, ben bolben Daueu ~
.gefaQen. ju ,eriunea peruaag, baDon eebeu Bic
xeuen @internaare. @enbnn9tn Der ptrren SUI
Gee unb Gorepau0b einen ebenfe ltfbli9fn ale an-
{@auli&en Bemei6. Wie iberraf@enb ueu bas
aaes, pie reijenb! turi 81 mp bon PRETTY /!
ger easu. abr PIE bttlpistllss billie. ,pas pttr
R,imn,er; aud bafelbe MuRerber 3~usortsmmeu.
Set, INNER bertit. tte perrli&tetteu re- Daaren.
Iaeersbtr 3dabtuuo ben seebyts1 9ftx@trtnneu
u,etb.sNta 3s 1eit1@. a gi
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-01-18
0pnbrn, nt@t unter ZOE
DaS 9rpBe @n9l. @eilmittel.
CIR SameS Glart'8


8erIbmte 0amen=NiQeu.
praparirt mad gprl9rift BON Cir !. CLAIRE.
". D., INSTRUMENTATION Irst ber RSuiein.
Dieies unl9abbar, pelmitteI bilft unfeblbur
unb 9efabrli9en Rranfbeiten, 'beneu Der tpeibIide
&orper auseelebt 1T. IS moberirt iebe Musartuno
unb e~ntfernt allies Der 6eiluna @iberRrebeube unS
man BARI f& auf i@leunise Cur perla6eu.
Sir 1erbstratbete Domen
1T es b eionbers geeignet. Gs flibrt NIT MeoeI.
mabigfe;t bic Nentruaticn berbtt.
Sebe Glai9e, Yreis Gin Solar, trdat ben Me-
8terua8sIten1pel pom @rpbbrltanien, un Gall@-
un9 5u oerbineern.
@ebrau96anwetlunq.
DitI YiQen ioQten BON 0raueuiiunn1er1 rfd5t
in ben erten bret Mpnateu Der @dpon-
eerl4aft 9enpu,u1en nerben, ta ie unfebIbar eine
Jrub9eburt berbeifubren; in ieber auperu 3ei
inbe0en fnb Ne fiber.
in allen JdQen BON Nernen- II. NIadeumarfs.
leiben, @4mer5 int &ifen unb ben @Iiebern.
Grmi1oune bel gerinser lntreneune, 5eratlupfen
uno 9sferie belfen bieie YtQen, mem, ale anSer1
Mtitfel tebl1&lagsn, uub pbupbl fe rim frGftioe6
9etlu1ittel Iinb, entbalten 1e tpeber Gilen, md
@alpnael, nod Mntimpn, nod iraeub ettpoS Ser
Contribution Na9tbeili9es.
Nabere Mnmeilun9en in benz bel ietem Wadet
eeEneltden panapblet tpsl&es iurefdltis aufbe.
tpabrt peroen ipqte. = ~
@Qeiniser &sent fir bic Ser. @tuaten:
Sub Moies, ~
Griber s. s. Yalowit u. Co..,
No@sfer, g.. q.
M.B. @egen Gtnfenbung BON 500 uut feds
Yptmarten an ben bespQmadtiaten Motnten er.
felst cine 6lai9e, entbaltenp SO piQen, mil Der
na9fen Yp0.
~ Sn ct. poul gun, @ertauf bet
Dr: MILLER, Ste @trabe, eesenaber
9rotne's 6oQe. 3G
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-01-18

n8ombenfeft.~ - gu ben peuisen &C.
i@6ften, ptl@e eepanjert fnp eesea bic Bonaben
uinb @ranaten bieies 8rieees unb tros Bledabe
uns 9beutruns TIRE biatsen gertaufspreife un-
serdnbert beibebalten, sebSrt bic Giruaa s n 8 IT
foI1u. 8 .: raaufet IN ter 3eit. fo babt ibr
in Der seetba, If bic beuti@e @eisbeitsreetl, nod
tber I'D BE Gtrnaa inter Anpetiune ibres 1eut-
gf&eu Yartuers, Germ Gbas. Nabler prs-
lid seri&tet bat. txoeu F& itr Waareulaeer ~
re&ter 3eit ~ Grieoeuspreiieu III ME taeepeftner
manuisfaltisiett ausseriitet. 9ertbrte 9auen,
feteu @fe felbR barber bic Au1etae.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-01-18

Die Marren5eit 1T int Mn3uee, bic 3eit,
in ber es BON Mlters Der 1elbit ben @erf1nbigfeu
9eifattet if, iber @&nur unb &eeel binaus luRise
@eiteniprlnse 3u MAIDEN. Selbi1 bic ernaeRen
gSlter. bon ,uelden bic @ei@i@te ersdblt, babeu
20 ni@t serl9utdbt, Der Marrbtit unb Narrenl ut
e,u paar Sage bes Sabres ~ .pion,sn unb aud
tas Gbrpirbisfe, apas Der Meni9 tennt, bat f@
BET, pie g i9eint, in Der Meni@ennatur l~iesenten
@ebniu@t, ~ 3eiten aus ben. altasli9en Giner-
lei in bas @ebiet bes A%benteuerli9en unb @eltla-
men tintn Musaue ~ MAIDEN, beueen mu7en.
Der frSbli&e &%arnena1 bat i'd ltlb(f in eie-
fen 2anbe bet ni@ternen Speculation unb ber
trudenen Yruris Gineane 3u sert@afen espubt,
unb tpenn. mie iest. feline 3eit eetomn1en, 10 bilft
tetn @trGuben, bic Narrentappe mug auf bas
3aupt 8eitbt itin.
Mu& bieies Sabr serben mir uns benz Brau@e
fI9en unb bic &arneoals3eit NIT ALIEN frSbli9en
r@ummeni@auae besebeu. Der 9astenbaQ Der
9erren Darbenne 1 @teible an, pereangenen
Montae, suar eine etpas serfrabte unb besbalb
ni&t gang wublseratbue Jru@t bieler !3eit baee.
gen ,pirb Der eru6e Mastenba4 unb Garnepals.
um5us. tel@en bic brei beutl@en @ereine, Qele.
unp Iurnserein unb ber Greie Manner&or am
10. Gebruar Seranfalten tpolen, gang lem eut>
ipre&en. mas man BON einem @ereniieen erspar-
tel, bel ben. bic 9answurl- wrii@e Der Gemman-
botab 1T. ''>...
mer burd @is, &rFntune unb Grfabruns
slaubt ba3u beitraeea gu t0nnen, ba6 bic beutj9e
&arnesals- Geier benz Muifer in Der alien pei-
matb mSsli&f entipre4e, ber s~e.fauu1e ni@t, an
ben rMarrentappen . Werlammluneen" She'll ~
nebn1sr, pel@e pon iest ab bis gum 10. Gebruar
teben @onntae Mbenb im1 rMtbendum" aattfnbem.
Mlon febe bic sorlaufee sln3eiee Der @ereine.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-01-18

Grf1drune. = @tr, bic ~Gubesunttrsei@-
meter, ertlaren biermit, tab tir ein3is unb aIein
in benz ~ecnfufen 0berfab&en unieres @erfa6ers,
ionf aber ~ntreenbs In ct. paul %eriitiren unb
atr~abren uns 3uslei& auf has Gnti&iepenRe ee.
gen ben beltibieeuben 8erba@t, als ob mir nit
eem Dinee, lbaa man ~ge b er 81 en- d m.
serfanb" 3u uennen pftet I'M @erineften et-
pas 3u tbun bdtten. Gnbli& forbern mir hermit
bic Nufieber iGramtli&er Srrenbauier tIbn ber<
aus, uns @eites- prpbutte ibrtr @&usbefoblenen
spr3ulssen, wtl&e uns ielbt In bieler i~taubisen
@itteruus bas @a6tr rti&eu, be6eu, nae mir in
ben 3unbstasen ittn tperbtn, gar ni&t au etben-
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-01-18

Afnf bod am Gnbe nod seitber Ian.
9ett afafe eab3ieben. - German bate BE-
tanntli& bic Grnenuuns fiir 8risate-@ General
fir feline tapfere Aufdbruns bet Bun Run l&ou
am Banbe, Nun IT aber Oberf Dana Iua,
8risabeeeneral ernanut. unb @pru,a1 ptrb trabr-
f&einli& nit Der laneen Naie atsiebtu maftn.
p Between the cup and lip,
There is sometimes a slip.
bas bei6t: n
S@pn Man&er, Der bic @ans seipitbt an biz
496,ag8 n5 asf5 zs, 7...@ Gabel,
Mubtt, obueaa ipeifen, i'd mii&en ben S&na.
bel.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-01-18

~ Our best thanks to Hon. Cy-
rus Aldrich for valuable public docu-
ments, received at our office. Our
delegation, who apparently had for
gotten the "STAATs-ZE1TUNG", now
once in a while remembers the Ger
man republican paper.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-01-18

etnen Musbrud Der @tinnune bee @cllts. Die
Selacenbalter bdtten bic ibnen bur9 bic Gcnii>
tuition seliderten Gieentbimsre9te %Dertpirft, unb
loldes Gisentbuut ipQte cpnfseirt tperben.
9err Baldwin bate an Der Musbrudspeiie
be-. Bei@laGt ~aus3uieBen, balt tas @erlansen,
eaB uniere @plbaten nigt gum Nigeertatl9en
Ser,pentet tperoen iolen fir unniiB unb meint, Der
Sonsseb babe nidt bos @e9t, bic Selapen her
&ebeQen gu emancipiren, 1pel9es ALIEN benz YrG-
0oenten 5uftebe. /
Nu1 1etnen Mntra9 tperben bic 8ei4lu0e an
bic Committee fir Bunpesbeaiebunsen perpieien,
unp Der @eaot 3eiste ban,it, baB Ct ea nidt fir iet>
men Beruf ba1t, raid Elm fe1es @p1t iber biz
ni9tswurbise &rieespulitit Der 9teeieruns gu re-
= ben. @s pirr LANCE rauern unb Mibe foiten,
bis nlan fid lber eiasn Mieinunssaustruf einiet,
Sebr trauris. IL ~
Bei4loiieM> nit hem 9auie am Is. lit
nereini9ter Convention, bebuf Der @abl clues
@taatseruders 3uiammen3utummen. Der 9aus>
bel9luB, BON Benz @etalt' Der Senatoren eine1
She'll abau3ieben, nm $100 fir oas ben @pIba-
ten Bel Der EMANCIPATION ~seeebene G1en 81 be-
sablen, tpurbe y erwpren -
SIN Saul tpurben clue &eibe BON 8ias tin-
serei9t. Ya1iitt cine @eltsermiQisune ppn
$4,000 fir Meilenselber unp Diaten. :
5err @tepens beantraft, 500 fir elm ben
@pl0aten BET Der Snaueurotipn eeeebene@ G0en
aus ter Sadie Der Mitelieber gu besablen. Ma9
laneerer Gebatte a II 8 E II . nj nj en-. = -
Dpnnertae, is. Sun, - SIM @enat
nurbsn p a liirt: Cine Blu sur Mbbaltuns Der
sibuneen Der Ditrift~g court int 3tpeiten @eridts-
Di1riit; cine 8ia fir BsRimmums Der @ene-
a l.Germine Der @upreme' Court; bic @elbper>
tiQieune bes 9aules fir bic Soften Der @eiet-
%sebune. Greitas ben II. Sanuar tuaIrbe aur
Mabl eines @taatsbruders unt General Ser
me1ers bon 8lSdsn unb 9u.nter anss@ebt. Der
@enat eins b,nn III GreeutislBung unb sertaate
f@ bareuf.
SIN 9au1e leet 9err @pobri9 bonn Vipneer
4 Democrat @pri9lGee fir bic @taatserudarbei-
ten Dor, pel@e Der Drud-G Committee abeepielen
pirren. Das 5aus nabm leinen Bel@luB, bic
$500 fir bas @ploatene1en bel ber Snausura-
tipn c"s ben Gal@sn Der Mitelieoer gu sablen,
3urid- 9err CAREER, iebsufaQs Der ri9ttsen
Meinuus, bab bic i@naubise Debate iber biele
tammerli9e SasateQe hem 5auie feinesmess CUR
Gbre seret@e, beantra ste, in benz Yrotofoa bic
sanssn @erbanblunsen iber ben @esen1tanb aus
sultrei9en. Der 4ntras tpuroe inpeHen nidt an.
seuommen. @@lieeli9 wuree cine @elbperutl-
lseune BON 800 fir bic Soften oes @uppers aus
Der @taetata0e bel9lo0eu, nadoem bas 5aus ais
pleuar~@ COMMITTEE perl9ieoene Bills in 8etradt
ge3ceen, Sertaete es {Id.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-01-18
.Die @ebeimniTe Dor, st. SAUL

Deutf@es Gbeater. -Nd9ien Montas
enbli& einn1al tpieber Gbeater ii ttr 9rpine. 9aue
unb guar, was Sober germ bSrer. .pirb, Elm bette
res Stid, udrali& has unserelti@li@ babl@e
2uf(piel 7: rGiue ppFe ais Mebi3in." @ir bof-
fen. bab bieie probate Mebi3in eesen 2aneemeile
2iebaber fnben tuirb, tpie Ee g peroient. @ir.
ten tpirb ie ,eon.sne il faut, BARN iiub mir aaber>
3eust. 4@ rs3 Hf@atagt
aaen G.nfes seri@ern tpir, bab bas eeebrte
publ,tuu1 BET Der gorfeQune au1 nd@ften Mon-
tag Spab bic GiQe bateu, unb bas sortreffi@e
@tad, ~pertunbeu nit BEN suten @piel, Jpn, eins
{tltene rnterbaltune btreittn mirb.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-01-18

Die Goroners< Il nterfu4utt9 iiter bic
Qei9e bes 8inbes Der 9lnne @@epberb bepies,
bab Der 8ustirt. V& teiner ta~belnswertben 3anb-
lung in biefsr @a@e f&ulbts seuta@t. Gr bate
bic @bepterb ettpa feds Bu@en Dor ben, in un-
ierer Drummer beri&teten t~raurieen @orfaQe aus
benz 9auie in Sadien @tra6e eebult, Dor beltn
&bire e. fe auf brgerlansen abieste, pbne ~ apii-
Ten, in tpel@en llmfGnbttt lie ii& befanb. Die
9ury ipra@ 3. BON aaer @@ulb at BEN 3uitanb
Der SHUTTER unb BEN Gube bes Rinbes fret, unt
CAB has @erbitt, baB bas ainb feinen Sob bur@
&rfrieren s~sfunten. Der @ater bes serunsldd-
ten pbsr absetbanen tlsinen @ei&Spfs npirb tppbl
ME ettpaS BON ii& boron la{en.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-01-18

Das erfteS onnta8s Goneerttm neatn
SABRE IN Der pittsburs Brauerei, pirb ebtn1e &C.
rnatbli@ fem, ME bas 2este in, alien. Man leie
3errn Sellers freunbli&e Gtnlatuua.