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The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-26
JAMES GRAY,

MASON &c WELL-DIGGE
Informs the people OF Maysvle and surrounding conn
try that he at all times prepared take
concrete building ley walls foundations dig wells
in durable manner and at prices tosut the time nl7
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-26
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
State Of Kansas, Second Judicial District,
Marshall County.
Alexander V. Blake, Plaintiff,
vs.
Lewis Book,
James Parsons,
Thomas Smith, Defendants.

Thomas Smith, De1endantS.
To Lewis Book and James Parsons. You are
ereby notified that the above named plaintiff
has commenced an action in the above entitled
court against you to recover judgment against
said defendant Louis Book, for the sum of two
hundred and eighty-fve dollars and interest
thereon fl ON the 29th of May 1859, at the rate
Of five per cent per month upon prommissory
note signed by said Book on the 26th of May
1853, payable to John W. Russell or order, and
to sub ect to the payment of said amount and
interest the following premises, mortgaged by
said Book to secure the same, to wit: The north
east quarter of section eight, township two,
south of range nine east. in said county, to sell
the same and apply the proceeds to the payment
of said amount and interest and the costs of this
action and to foreclose all of the defendants
from all right, title or equity of redemption in
and to said premises. Said note and security
having been assigned to the plaintiff by said
Russell.
. Now unless you plead answer or demur to
said plaintiffs petition on or before the 18th day
of August A. D. 1862, the said petition will be
taken as true and udgment rendered according
ly.
I'D. BRuMEAUGH & STINsoN & HAvENs,
MO Attorneys. 'Plff
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-26
8usiness GarSs.

F. R. JACOBS,
!. ,-. HOUSE SIGN &
ORNAMENTAL PAINTER.
All persons wishing work done in my line
will DO well by calling one door east Of the
American Hotel, where will guarantee salts
faction. 6mn5
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-04-24
Rebel New. from YORKTOWN

lF.om the Petersburg wa Express, April HI
We learn from passengers who arrived
here on Saturday afternoon, that brisk
engagement took place Saturday morn.
ing on ho peninsula. between our forces
and the Federals, The latEel were occu,
pied for several days LAST week in en-.
trenchng themselves bu. a, shor. dis.
lance from our lines. Cen. Mag ruder
deemng it important that these in.
lrenchiDg operations should DO interfcr
ed with, gave the enemy battle q an ear
ly hour Saturday morning, and after a
sharp engagement,which was protracted
through several hours, succeeded in dri-
wing the enemy from his position. We
did Rot hear he number OF Cohiederates
engaged, but it is stated .bat three of
opr regiments sustained considerable
loss in killed end wounded. The Van
aeos are thought to have suffered great.
ly. Had the enemy been able, to lorIi-
fy he might, witha very small force.
have menaced and held ia check large
body Of our troops, while he could have
sent off a greater portion Of bis to oper-
ate in other feld'. This reaches US from
source entitled to credit; but we have
received nothing from Geographic agent
At Richmond, up to the hour of this wri.
ting. concerning the affair.
It's stated, further, that general
battle is imminent on the peninsula, and
not q few in our city yesterday were pre-.
pared to hear of active fighting at any
moment. It is now known with certain
~ that Mcclellan, ut The heal oil IA im-
monse army islhere and it is known that
our Generals have made ample prep1ra.
lions to give the enemy desperate fight
the moment he offers battle.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-04-24
arrival of hank, Column a, sparta.

arrival of Banks Column ut sparta.
SPARTA, RocxNenAx County. Va,
April 18.--General Banks advance col.
umn arrived here this noon, driving the
enemy from the hill with artillery and
cavalry charges.
Six thousand Of Jackson troops pas.
sed through the town and oncampcd a
short distance beyond. 49,
Lest night it was currently reported
that Jackson was to be largely re.enforc-
ed between here and stounton.
A body of our cavalry came upon two
squadrons Of Ashby's cavalry. drawn up
in line of battle. The latter soon broke
ranks, and his artillery opened upon our
sdvance.
Our cavalry, in lns Of battle, waited
Ios our artillery, which arrived and scat
tered tho rebels.
Last night Ashby encamped near New
Market During the night General
Banks occupied the town in force. Al
scyen o'clock in the morning, Ashby be.
Ing threatened by our artillery, SET Ere
to his camp and rOtrooted in great haste.
leaving thirty butchered becves on the
ground, and doing what he never did bo.
forc--burning every large and small
bridge and small turnpike bridge south
Of New Market,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-04-24
Iackson Retrentinr 10 ntnnn,on .

MOUNT JACKSON, April l7.--Mount
Jackson was occupied BY our troops this
afternoon. The rebels burned bridges as
they rcircOtcd The Vermont cavalry
dashed through the place, to prevent tho
enemy burning The bridge over tho creek
beyond the town, and captured several
rebels in the act of burning this bridge.
One of Ashbys LiOutonsntS was also
captured, Colonel Ashby himsslf was
nearly caught. He is said 60 have owed
his escape to the fact of wearing Fed.
eral uniform,
Our pursuing forces arc in New Mar,
kCt tonight, without opposition, Ash.
By aud mon arc outside the town Jack
son reiterated tow = SlRun,on.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-04-24
The Gov. orwi,con,in Drowned.

FADVCAH, Apili SI'
Gov, Harvey of Wisconsin, vas acci.
dcntally drowned a; Savannah last
night, while passing from ono boat to an
other. Every effort was made TO rescue
him. A phycician o. his party jumped
over board spd swan very near him,
but the.slrong current drew him under
another boat before he could be reached,
Several Of his party remained to search
for the body, The physician who at,
tempted the rescue, narrowly escaped The
fate OF the Governor. .... q
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-04-24
Prisoner. From Rig Snndr.

A LieutenGgt Of the doth Ohio Regi.
menl, Stationed in Eastern Kentucky,
brought i've prisoners to Camp Cthsc
Yesterday. They were the Colonel Of the
Buchanan county militia, two Leuten.
ants and two pri 'ates the latter belong.
ing to Humphrey Morshal's banI of
guerilas. They were captured by The
10th Ohio. They had to walk &c miles
over the mopntoiAs iInmphre, las
about 300 Of the very worst specimen
Of rebel soldiers unlct him.
The 4oth is IN good IheD.,h now
They have lost about 100 KILLED ~ battle
and by disease. Colanel Grador is in
COMMAND c( e brigade composed of the
10Th OHIO and the l6th and l4lh Ken
lucky. They only receive a mail once a
month. Tho lieutenant says HumFh.
rcy won't stapdfte, aud there is no chance
for ight,--Ohio State Journal, ~.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-04-24

WRs Curriers' CAuGKr,-Thc Nash
vile Union learns that three rebels were
detected by party Of our soldiers, on
Saturday, in cutting the telegraph wires,
some thirteen miles from the city on the
Savannah line, One received a load .of
buckshot in the back, and was left be-
hind. Tho other two were brought 10
headquarters Secretary Stanton, it will
be recolloctOd, has ordered that oil such
rascnls should DO Immediately shot,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-04-24
A Desperate Battle Impending at York.

"A DN' ptIhtS NuttlS AmPchuHb ~ i OtA-
town.
BALrIMoRr April ls.--The following
is from the special correspondent Of the
American
There are no indications Of the reap
peannce of the Merrimac.
The French steamer Gasendi is still
at Norfolk, awaiting the return Of the
French Minister from Richmond, where
it is presumed he has gone to ensure the
safety ofthe tobacco purchased by the
FierCh Government.
= at intervals last night and this NOR.
ming heavy canOnading could be heard
in the direction OF Yorktown.
A parly Of deserters who came into
our lines report the arrival Of JEFF Davis
in the rebel camp, and that it was un-
derstoolthat he would take command in
the approaching bnttie They represen.
the enemy 10, 30 in great force and tho
work OF ontfenchirg TO be progressing
throughout, the Peninsula Reinforce
ments were Srt!ying. from Norfolk.
Fredericksburg, and e7en North Carroll
ma, and tho rebel Generals openly decIur
ed THEN intention TO make this.ths great
battle OF the war, and the slTongest con.
viction,is expressed Of triumph over
the Federal forces nnd,dnying them from
the Peninsula. There is almost constant
skirmishing going on by the riAemeR.
and occasionly shot and shell are thrown
with great rapidly
There was quite heavy Skirmish this
morning beyond Warwick c. H., on the
James river. Tho enemy attempted TO
turn our left flank. The attack wsa
made in quite heavy force, but the enc
nv were repulsed after brisk artillery
duel. The loss Of the enemy is though!
TO be quite heavy. We lost about y
in killed and wounded.
Fonr MoNnoE. April l9,h,-Thirty-
nine wounded from forktown arrived
here to-day, making ninety in all woun,
ded in the fight on the left flank on
Thursday. The whole number reported.
is 30 killed and 90 wounded.
General Msgrudor's report in the same
fight in the Norfolk papers. gives 25 kill
ed, including Colonel Mckinney, and 70
wound d.
We'can hear Occasional cannonad'ns
towards Yorktown, but learn that it is
merely attempts Of the enemy to disturb
our working parties.
With the exception OF the rlhed pit al
fairs on Thursday, the rebels have 60!
the worst OF all the diminishing so tar,
The works are progressing rapidly
an, when tho siege does commence II
sill be terrific.
Ik9 Sow York Fifth is considered
the best drilled in the army OF Yorktown.
and the pos, OF hon2r has been assigned
The smoke and aam from the con.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-04-24

More than one.haif of the beautiful
village of CoopOrStown; N. Y, onco the
residence ofthC great novelist, Ccopei,
was burned on the 10Th inst Loss not
less Than 100000
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-04-24
Occuuntiun of Aualnchicolu

NE~ Nonr, April 4i.--Fhe city of
Apalachiola has been successfully occu.
pied by our troops, thus giving Us IN.
other important point in Florida The
capture was effected by the gunOoats
Mercedida and Sangamore. with little
opposition. on the 81 inst. few shells
dispersed the rcbels,a the non resistant
portion Of the population were foun in
most starving condition,
The blockade had eaectually Gu, Oh
supplies on the scaboard, and their re,
sources from inland were not sufficient
10 maintain the ordinary comforts of lie.
Under these circumstances ii is not 10
wondered at that the people should pro-
claimed 10y atty 10 the Union.
/ The Herald has The following letter:
The latest information from the
South is of the utmost importance
BCaurcgard's army has been terribly de.
morelized, and according to his own in
formation he has now only $4,000
men " ,,
The following telegram has been in,
toroopted by Gen. Mitchell, aud is a full
confession of the hopeIeSsaess Of Tie
rebel cause in the West:
CoNMN, April O.
"7o Gen, Samuel. Cooper Ficlmofd
can peseut probabilities arc that
Whenever the enemy move On this posi-.
lion he will do so with an overwhelming
force of no. less than $1,000 men. We
can now muster only about 35 900 eiec
tiyes Van Dorm may possibly join us
in few days with about $4,000 mOre.-
Can yo be re enforced from pembcrion's
army.
III defeated here We loose the Nlissis,
sippi Valley, and perhaps our cause,
whereas we could even afford to loose
for awhile Charleston aud Savannah for
tho purpose Of defeating Buelrs army,
which would moi only assure us the val.
ley Of The Mississippi, bu! our iudeprn-
donce,"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-04-24

A military commission in session at
Columbus, Mo-, has sentenced to be shot
Tor bridge burning, James Quisenbcrry.
Jomes Law, VIM, f. Petty, The sen.
fences of the two former have been COM
mutcd in consequence Of ,hcjr youth aud
prnrtouco 'od lhoy have been tcloO'cd
pH bond
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-04-24

A Board is selected to ro.c1aninc the
Stevens battery Of which Capt, ohOs.
II. Davis 10 Chairman.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-04-24

TnE rebels don't like the mlnruyrs
of the federal troops They have an
especial ontipa,by I, tho collected drill,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-03-01

Ia Statt, nj. nil, pe,fprchen. bic Bei&iuNe
Der Company u" he's erfen Neeiments, bic 9ln.
9eleaenheit ess be- But Nu1 tnpatit eetuoreensn
H. tepbens betrefene. iopie ben an cisien 3errn
stri4teten Brief in Der b~eutisen Mummer 3u ser-
Sfentltben. moran uns Der tei&ranfteRaum her
ielben rtrbinbe't, briiden mir unftre polite Diff
tiQieuna iiber bic BEN tpadern @terbens BON uu~
ierer @eiebaetuus tp:berfabrene s3nrddweiiune
aue. Gin Scleat, Der. fir. bas 8a'erlanb i'tn
Qeben einiebeno, gum 4ruppel eti&o0tn murbe.
bat bic eere@teftn Mniplude auf bic Dantbarteit
Der &eeierung tar tie er fc&t, unb einen M,nn,
Der NIT eirem Mru. als Betuerber UNI cine Ser
icraung pom @taate er'deint, na&ben Ct ben
oneern i'm Dienlte bes @taates ~perl0ren, {oQten
F& bic Mrme Mlle rSFnen.. .5o9tSnenbe Gant-
abere6en, telde cine @aebsstnng an uniere
@clbattn bel@lieBt, muNen ~terielben NIT &e4t
als @pOtt eri&sinen; menn elmer ibrer uaderiteu
Rameraeen, her i'm &fe unti&tis puroe. Fd
leinen Sch, niunterbalt in ftinem friibern Beirut
su erorbeiten. BON elmer iol@tn @tietsetuna ni&t
einr1al bic Grlaubnib erbalten fam, ibr bic Oefcn
~ DPHeu. AZ n 81 IL % - EA
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-03-01
Oscar maImrcS,
@eneral- Mbiutant, Staat Niuue1pta.
w. t6t gu Uberleben!

Ma@eem i@ meine fribere Nbf@t ct. Pau
su perlalen sdn3li& aufeeseben, uerte i'd mid ME.
eerum Der Nuslbung ber dr3tli&en prar,s bier'
ielb1 nit ALIEN Offer tpibmen, unb bofe i@ MFR
bel fcrsfaltieer unp bumaner Bebanblung uneiner
Datienteu bas 8ertrauen unb bic Greuub(daft
pes Yublitum5. mel@es friber in meiner Berufs-
tbdtiateit mir in 70 rei&tm Man6e sef@entt ,per-
ben III, re4t balb tpieber III erperben. n-
SD 9~arautire praftiide, ui0enidaftli&e Be-
b~anelung aQer u1einer patienten. iowie 3wedud-
bise. ri&tise 0cu5iebuus aler erD6ertn @irurst.
ldtn Sperationen.
Sn 8tradf&tiauns Der jebisen eetridtenG elt>
berbaltnine mfrbe i'd rae 9pnorar fir meme
dr3tli9e Ibdtiefeit bebeutens gelen fruber er-
mabiaen, unb werte i'd fir seburtsbilfi9e Sale
iberbaupt nut baun Urgent Elm 5euorar bean.
ipruden, menn a d eigenen Da.
furbalten Der babel Snttrelirteu
pirfli9 CUTE unb prattilde 6ilIsleiRuns 0att.
~eefnnben bat.-Mrmen pirb BON mir 6ratli@tr
&atb unentseltlia ertbeilt.
0r. &ubplpb Mlberti.
Office: Dritte Giraffe srabelber bon pru-
Veip's 0tqueurifore, bic nd9fe Gbure pterbalb
MaruinS porseQan- 9aneluns, cine lrfppe bed.
@pre&hunb'n: pom s biz 10 ubr Msr.
gems. BON IL bis 1 ubr Mittaes unb spn 6 bis 8
ltr Mbente.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-03-01

i14tets Der @abrbeit bic Gbre.-Tae
9ollstlat ,ast in ieiner 81 nnabfnbaniumlimer !:
r@ir fInb UNI Z SABRE suriid. boden jsoc9, iebr
talb n%o@3ufrmmsn.' Tos it tin ebrIi9ts Sc.
fdnonib rsniefens eines .fleinen Ebeiles ter
Mab,btit unb Tin lobtnsrtftbe, Gnti@lub nur
~tesreifen mir ni&t. pie has goltsblatt Der porau.
i@reitsnten 3tit vnadtommen" min, ia ss.: n5s
Den 4,ete als @aprensei@su, ,s4rz2.,
gerNsdtt ptaee, ialei@en; -
Su rtoubl, guild" rttprr T.
8om Gorti@ritt feine @rur.
fem Mottr IT. ~purry up! perr College, ba.
nit, penn bas Sabr 1869 pirtl;& tummt @ie
weniefens b teben, tpp bic taate;.;tuns biabe,
i@ou LANCE par. vtbrieens erlu9sn mir unl.rn
Goqeeen, ben Is 70 unesnein bslunigt. ea6 unfe,
@eeer per y Mifdt" infer Grratlott 1879 batirt,
bc@ enbli@ einn1al3 ben in isesr leiner Nummeru
bsbarrli@ tpiste,tebrsueen troien Erudfebler AZ
eorrisiren unb. ba Is ui&t iopcbl Z SABRE btnte,
uns, ale 100 SABRE biuter Ser Gultnr 3utuud
il. 'tsben3tbnbunbert fiat. a@tsebubuu.
bert 3pei nab lt&eais ~ l4reibeu. ;etn1agt NJ r3s
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-03-01
Meue1te Nahrihten.

Cute Na6ri6ten opn Mif<
louri Si9e!'6@plpnneno pron.
ct. Qpuis, II. Jetr.- Cine De-
pel9e bon General Majpr @aQed meloet
Tplaenpes. Sen. Curtis bat GapettepiQe
in Nrtan1aS beleyt, cine Dlen0e @efanaene
uno 9rpee Beute 9emadt.
Der Tetnp bat cen Ylab Dor letnem
Mtiuoe pertrannt unb 1T Damn in GROCER
Dermirrung iiber Die @ebsra6tette Boitcn
Wpuntains r~etirtrt.
ga Die Namen Don Non Deutld, Doll
fert H.. u. in Der Dspelbe 0enonnt ,poroen>
10 seiet ee ih, ras Si9el'S Dtptfion
Die 1ieoenpe Golcnne it, >pelde in Nrfanz
la6 e%insecruneeu, pbwpbl ne Depelde
Sioel's Namen nidt erwdbnt. G6 miro
er,ablt, roe Sffsiere uno @olcotn pom
STEM Gapallerte : &e9iment pur@ &cteuen
in elmer Stoot Namen6 Wuctown (Dred~
itart) Dereiftet murpen. Capt. Dolfers
ftart rapon unp Sberit Sieutenant 9on
Deutl& unp Capt, S@mcn iine l@mer
erfronft. "
Ma1btnAtpn, 70. Se>
rtbt Der Committee fir etn Nottonal : Mrlez
nal.- DaS Mrlenal< @pmittee re6 Gons
ore0es bsri6tet moroen III @uniten Der
ginri9tuns elmer Ser. Stoaten : @icberei
5ali9 ron ZEN Mlesbonies uno elmer &a=
nonen> @ieBeret uno @afenfobrit meitlt6
BON rem Nue9banies. Der prailoent fol-
bic Gpmmiliiondr6 ernet1nen, melbe BEN
plaB fir Die Gtatlii1emente aus;u|uden
boten. Diele BADEN tnnerbalb 60 1aGcn
BeriGt all ZEN %&rieasminilter Su ertatten,
eer ras &elultat netlt Gem &ofenMnlhla8
Gem GonA,eB porlea. ",-
Die Gtraeen an teipen Seiten ee8 90
tomoc, bic eer Sturm setrpfaet, bat Elm
tlhtiaer Mseen piecer unme0lam 0ema6t,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-03-01

Gen. cptt 0ebt al5 au6erorrentz
lidcr @clanrier nod Mierifp, UNI bic 3nz
t~erei1en unisrerNeeteruns zen europdii&en
GtncrinSlinaen 9e9eniter wabr3unebmet1.
Gr miro perluben, NIT Ter merttanilbert
&ssieruno einen @eralci@ objulhlieBen,
Dem au Bolse bic unitiae he merifarilde
Gtoot6ldulp unp Die 3ablung Ter 3tnlen
au $4,000 900 per Sabr iternimmt.
Topameier berIbmter peuts
northumberland Strupe
Nrau RS befonnten. jest ais Captain IN
Blenfer's. Dipiion febenoen @uRao
@trupe, 1T ouf Staten Sslanp am 13ten
getyuar. 5 Sage mad oer Gntbinpun9
bon elmer Io6ter, 9etorben s.
6rau Sirupe ;eihnete 16 befanntli@
pdbrcnp Der bocilden &epolution rur&
Bsmeile Don bpbem perlInli6em Mutb
als treue 2ebenssefabrttn ibres piel9eprif>
ten Manne6 aus. .'e.a ..1G.
Trau Mlwtna Drem { |, frI<
Der cine Der 6auptinupeu unierer beifen
9dbnen, felt LANCER Belt aber l@on IN cas-
Bomilienleten 3uriidaetreten, itarb an, IA
Te'ruar, Mtencs Z ubr in ct. 2cuis.
Die 9rpBe 6euersblunf in
. t n.-Non Button beridtet Der Sc
leorapb unter rem Is. ;. 81. Cine furbt=
bar ;erltBuence Geuerstrunit witbete bier
9e tern Naat bon 10-3 ubr, 9enabrt bon
einem furdtbaren Notpweflturm. Die
ean3e. &eibe Der @ebdupe an Serseantsz
@erfte, bic @sbduce an per Norpleite BON
Sr Mrenue BON @pmmerce:Str mad
prrn Da0er unp ras oroBe 6itDdise Gaitern
grbaneez6 ptel wurren in Ml&e Aelcat.
1000 BaQen 8aumpuue uno 5000 Buz
lhel &prn uno WaiSen oerbrannten, unp
Der @elammtperlut miro auf $75O00O
a1aeIhlaaen. D.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-03-01

Sraaniiaticn Der y 9felfcn= 6uaro".
-@etern DOT aht Gasen fann bic OiFaiers.pab
in Der beuti9en> Gempanie TAFT, uelde folsenpes
&elultat ereab. (Norb0ern please eopp =
&brtt. Be&t. Gapitdn; .2#
~ &bas. Sod, critic: lieutenant;
&. g II. 3meiter 2ieutenaut.~ -g
Bel Der @abl berrldts cine eroBe ginmltbis<
felt unb fnb bic erpab:ten Sf13iere bic Qeute,
ras Gertrauen ibrer Mannlda'ten e%ldn3enb su
redtfertieen. @ir tpinlden rem 5erren au b.m
raiden Grfolee ibres unternebmens @lld une
bUFen, eab ba1elbe ferner eeoe.ben m0ee. Die
@ompanie, jebt idon bic ifarfNe, beiterer3irte uno
nanentli& bic 9emitbli&f fur ben SOloa>
ten in, eon3en &tsiment pirb bel temielben au
chen 10 bobenn Nniebn eeiansen, ais &iefer's beut-
i9e @ompanie bel benz :3meiten.r 49,. ~, 49,.
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ant MDnta0, 3. M6r5,
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ses Deutfb= Gne1.fben Sbul1eretn6

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ses Deutf1= Gne1.f1en Shul1eretn8
I'm Mfbendum. m
3u bi.ler Ienli6teit bat Der Berein es lh an.
aelesen lsin lo0en, aQe ARRANGEMENTS 10 III tret'
len, BAD bic Gbeilnebmenoen |ib in ieoer pinli9t
sufrisoeueeReQt ieben merren. .. "
@o bat Der Berein bas Spfer eetradt, UNI ben
2u]dauern cine freis uno bequeme Musll4t auf
bsn Maateriher3 int Yarterre 3u 9epabren, a M
,b,tbeatralii@ arransirts @ibt ,auf Der
@alerie berriGten 3u la(len uno 3u 1eitrsirsn.
ne. 6erner merben 8alsdie gratis bin unt
mad 6auie bef0rrert.I gu oieiem 3pede bat Der
Derein inf @&!iten semietbet, it ununter'
bro9 en Don y rig II ubr @esnes ". %" l es
S llbr Mcrsens in yeme9un9 tno: q
Sbne elm Maefenabaeiden parf teine perlcn
Dor 9pitternoht pen Buliaal betrettn.
Solde Ntasiden inb am Nbcnp i'm Atbenaum
~ tetommen: -
puntt IL ubr uu6 bemastirt tptroen.
Ginlostidet fir einen 9esrnEin &oltum $1.oo;
Damen frei. ...y !. 1sy4s. q =
Sir 3ulaauer ouf ber@auerie (9erren iopobl
uis Gam.n) tonet pas Iidst 50 Gems.
Wabreno Der 2anapaulen tomi1t toleenoes Al
n pro9raram .'.'- ~"%
aur Musfnbruns: >'.t!.", -
1. Ger 9amrelmann, pber ertes Muftrsteu be
Gen,ra Guobplebum BON Glib : Carolina IN
.inem gorttas iber bic 9eesnmartieex Staats'
Auselesenbe'ten. .,..- s.-. ~ a.
2. Der Dorfbarbier. 4'+.l
3. Cine fomi1de @eene: Die Mltttibtrmible.
Sn biejer Muble merpen alte @eiber in auserleIsu
{9Dne War4en oermaneslt. .~rg.5Ig:
A. Croft Operation bes Or. Iault, BIN neu.
s~etcruen Vrin3sn Garnspal an bas Qi&t Der Mel
befSroernb. 4J ..-,r.. 49,
5. Cine Nteibe eYu,naRii1sr l1ebnneen, ausee.
fubrt POM ct. Waul Iurnserein. + D. I,nqr5 .
Sci bem bur@ 5errn y a u s aber au ierpt'
xenben 5upper pirb bic frenete Orenung auf.
1s9t erbaltsn uub fit ral@s 8spisnuns sslurs
&ns1heu- 1870 %-.sGL. ,Lys 81 - q
.a@o41 Dte Commits.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-03-01

&arfapariQa.- Diele tropilae @ur3el bat
einen 9tuf iber bic gauge Welt, tuesen ibrerptil-
trait eeeen eine &laGe pom aranfbeiten, womit
eie Meni@beit bela(tst bat-einen &uf, Der aud
wobl perotent it, als bas bette Qntipot eeeen Zero.
pbulSle l1ebel. Nber I'M, niisli@ eeuaa@t 3u tuer.
ben> mu1en ibre Rrdfte ecneentrirt uno eonbinirt
nerben NIT anhern @tofen, melde ibre 3eilfraft
permsbren. Cine lul&e 3uperldBli@e Competition
1T Elm brinsenoes BeburfniB. -Man leie bic Nn-
SORES unlererieitS bebarf, UNI Dem publitum1er-
trauen ~ ben, gu seben, uas Ct pferirt. Organ,
Sp1aeu{e, 81. q.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-03-01

@arum oenn fonft ?-9err &cbr i@'d5t
dber unitre Mno.utuns, toB er i& DON &udla.
ten ouf periSnli&en @usen in her Giienbobnfraae
babe teiimmen lalen, cie pdnoe lter oem 9opfe
,ulammen unb nennt bic Mneeutuns cine r8e-
meine Snlinuation". gber, menn 1eyr
&cbr Mot ssiast bat: r@e'e nau6 iG in tieler
Giienbabnfraee ma@en, Tenn bieies 1T bic einSise
@eesenbtt", penn Ct fir Gin sefabrlides Mouo~
pol unt eegen bas 9utere0e hes Stoates ui@t UNI
bes @ewinues wiQen oeitimmt bat, waruu, eenn
'rnf? @rinbe bat ieber Men,9, unb aud Elm
VrpfelIpr muR lie hahen.