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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-07-19
Wt0ttQ fltr 2vdrmer.

!3mei 6armsn, jeec 100 Ader enthaltsur. pe-
Spa bic cine SO, bic aneere As Nfsr cultirirteS
enee1en3tss Sono better gpeenouolit1t unc iesf
gSobnu'ts nstlE S,oiuus enttGlt, int sut,rsb,r
II a III mfn pler 9etbeilt fir csu >rjttsr
Shell RS GrnteerIraoes Ill ssrrentsn. Srl:ts~
ltane BET jener Uarm 80 Mdcr. 1isisltcu lieos,,
III n0diter N1he cer Sta>s 9iem- Ii i'm. 0,utes
Waller lit esr Nabs. 5upniallse Yerlpren r..
Iabrer has Nabere rel Srn. Scinrid Sebnfe II,
Msw-uln1, uNo III csr Nreaftica bet cM'i1relpta
Staats.cituun
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-07-19
ntue prp- 0ooo girma.
@aotftD s s 3o9Dlur

in Dem ~ebernoltQeu 2ofal opn s. auor
Ia9lpr
9aten tets v%prratti9 cu1 errbes NIortiu,eut vpn
Glen rs1sb Mlpbe=Ssaoreu,
trelte Tie lebr
biQi9 biQi9 biQig fit uGalb"
a%ubisten. Infer Eager 1T neu l1nb tppbI au5ee
mablt unb bsltebt aus alien Sprten Won
Waaren fir ben 9ewSbnlihen Yeoarf,
Strun1p ftpaareu,
~ jamie &c ion 8" &C. &C.
Belonoere gufnerflau1feit lenfen mir auf rnlsu
d 9tfarbtgen gebrudten Galieos 81
10 Gents bic yaro.
Infer
Gnarps=0eparfement
it auseetattst NIT Waaren fir ben Bsbarf ppt
ganbfau 1euten> unb mir tInaen tie 70 niebrig Ser
faufen, ols Ne lit @tieaec uno Wilnautee III ha-
ben inb-
Wir baden uns Der Gienlte bes tetiebten u,c
freunpIiden oeutlaen g%erfdufsrS
Serm,ann S. @bGfer,
serIiaert, Der erIrcut lfiu wiro, ben geebrtsn eeut.
lden Jreunben aufsuparten, relde ibm bic Gjuna
ibrer Sunoi6att %erweilen.
Smitb & Iaylor.
~Biat9er
grudeu-Ylas, OritteStrabs>
neten Der GrprsbzSffce ct. paul Mir,1.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-07-19
Oeutid,c =Spuelas OcmpFratifeDe
Scuacn 9eaen Bic Srecfemribac=

Dob unlers otutide Douglas 2 Demo-
tratts trpB ibre6 @un|9cs, cine leltjftluz
o19e parteior9anilation fir Die nd1ite
epnAreB> uno 5taatswobl ms 2eben
trstst' ;u lebcn, ben Sdeipswprten tbres
tccten 6ubrers: vSaaet meineu
&~inoern eof tic Der ga bu
Der Union treu bleibcn iplz
ni9t unsebprlam> nidt III Sell
fersbelf fern Der &anpeSperratbtr rperoen
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-07-19
Yin Observation-Disclosures
Bureuu
fitr Ncufgp,1eu u,sS 8puuts,

FH1 T1EU VkVUE!s EENV UENtlff).
psr}cnsn. msl4e ala SrYaliocn su Yeal pusu
uns gpnNtY tersdttat lno, pscr nsrsn @ittpru
une Gytel,> |cmie SfTsisre une Srlcatet, ,petcpt
rildltdnriss Torcerun9en AT bic Nraisruue bo.
ben, molten llb iur Gsrmittlu'g uno NeIcrauus
tbrer Nnlprlld,e unc Ucreerunsen az l,nter;eiu--
Il ten penben.
Office ct. paul in, Gapitol, 9ureau cs5
General ~MtjEtaa!en,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-07-19
2(tuf Nn3eigfn.
DQnfiaQuno.

Den rertbe1; 6reuncen Allen tpslde urts sura,
Sstpstl'9uns All osmsssratniNe ualeresliunalsu,
II pent utter sOH s Mcnatsn an psr9aneeneu
N1eNltag aeltcrbenen IGhterdsns ibr Ysi.sie b.
seae1en. t!r nlelsn gereis Ypn Gbeilnabms un-
fern anfriGtiAlten 0ant.
IT. g III a M uub Straw.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-07-19
6. 6. &auId.
s. &rau8.
Mcam Treunoel.
= a - T.S IL 4 a

5pbn Trti6Dpl6.
Da5 beiben mir mdnnlih uup often
9e@probcn> uuo Demofroteu BON bic lem
S@!ase geben mir germ uro freuct9 bic
6anp gu inniaem 8unpe ae9en 8errdtber
i'm Mcrpeu wie i'm SUpen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-07-19
Sunge 3wet19genbdume
aus Seuticblanb ;urt Serfauf.

Der 1nter5sianete> ror Surgeon Don ieiner 3eiit
naN Deutl6lano surideefetri, benaari9tist BE
nit cas- peutl9e publifum, baB ct cine quite Wus-
tpabl juneer, e%eiunoer 3petl9eenbaume impcrtirt
bat, bic iObalo her Bopen aufsetbaut III, ObIt-
aliAtern gun, gsrtauf auf 1eiuer 6arm sur Ser
tusung itsben. Dag bic 8dume gun, 0erleyeu
in gutter 8e|9aTenbeit llub, tpirb sarauttrt.
&c IS iino 3ueleid Nepfelbdume in rerldie-
ten hem slim,a ansemsNenen Sprten, bic i'm per-
saMsenen 9erblt l9cn setrasen baten> CUR Did
~pOlittsn.
Safob Martbaler,
n Dr. flblt9 BON WeR ct. paul.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-07-19
DQS Gn0ro5 & Gn0etai(
ut amufact1,r= S Mtpbemaaren
emporium

~uo 0sNHSSC 0ASOOSU(t
Mdmufact,1r= S mpbemaareu=
emporium
bon
Suffice II. Tprepau9b
+>rittc Stra1e, -. ct. Nant,
Winne Ipta>
it pur9 ben Gmpfans ber neuefen
@D1n,,tcr : 8uurc11
aut's Nsibbalti9Ie unb Sci GuadYpQle a6prtirt
unb beebrt li6 1olcbes 1einen rerebrten Gunben en-
ettsnit an3u5sisen.
Da5 Eager 1T nit aQen neuen gr1beinunacn
Der SAilou ausaeltattet uno bietet uamentiih cine
WrpBe Mu8wabl TT &leiber<
1tDfen,
ais: Mcrinp5> @alenciaS> Ytaip6> Delaines>
yaramatta8, De Beiges> SPOIL be 9eprea &c. &C.;
ferner untsrhalten mir einen 1dSnen @orratb
buntcr unc etnfarbt9er Seipenmaaren
uno u%ertaufen lol9e genau gu getp= yprfer Yrei>
len. -
Infer Qnger in 5bawls> G(oafs unb Wiuter~
Wdtstel tit auf 3 9tetG|te cDrtpletttrt, unb erlau~
bsn MIR uNs MD, bic Serebrten Damen auf un1sr
grceartigeS
WeiszW II. GrimmineSzM 81 lprtment
aufnerflam 81 maden.
Sn Derreu= Wrttfellt, alS: Ypuf5tiuS, OpSfiuS,
G%alsnereS, Dufel8, @raSatteS, 5empen &c. tie<
i'm ipir jcoer &oncurreu3 bie@piye, oa mir in bic
ter $ran@s bic purtbetlbnfteten 8srtinsungea
hatfu.
5Nlieblib npG Elm Wort ~ ben 6erren
2atpfaufeuten!
9sit ern Ye9tnne geeenwdrtiser @ailon baten
mir u1icr 6aupt1N ugenmerf auf'S Wbple1ale-
@el9aft 9elegt uno lu9en bicrtn uniere 5au
yorGe 81 entpiteln ; mir baten biefir eiu Grtra<
Cepartenlsnt einridten la1e,t unb bietsn ben Scr
rem WieoerDerfaufern i'm 9ance aGe Gortbcils
une 9~eauemli1teiten, bic ibncn nur BON I'M Iersl,
9pncurrentsn in ben Diliben VlGben ~pfierirt per-
ben %tDnnen. lnler @tod 1T fir ben DRY 0ppe5
Soy I'm 1T M'nneI ota ein pirfli9 9rpbarti1er unt
psrosn eS srWibnte Treu,be in ibrsm Snters]|s
fnes'> II + bel uns etn3utaufsn, pa es feiner,
nnosrn Saule III Minnelpta mD9lih it, mas Wus.
wnbl unb 8t0tgteit t~etriiit, auh uur 0nnabrrur
nit anS ccncurriren Su tSnren.
9err Musrbuct,
Der init pislsm Dspartemsnt tetraut wcrcsu> MIR
rs Itb auAelsgen lein lalen, unleres erebrtsu Sum
bsn in jeoer Se3iebun9 %sufrebsn gu lteusn.
Suffice & Bprpausb.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-07-19
MQerneucfe8
in.
Tr1bltn98> unb
@Out1ner : @uQre,,

bat lpeben ppn New>yprf
srbaltcn unb p6crirt benz publitum Don ct. Yaul
ionic Der umgesenb lit Der rei9baltie1ten Nuswabl
uNe ~ een b~iaisten Yreilen bic 5anoluns Don
>. @. SnQerlDQ II. @pmp,.
III i1rem
'smen Steiu8ebduee an Der 3. @trafe
nabe Der Brude>
81. YauL Minnelpta.
Jn Jplse bes Grieses lub> ME aQsemein be-
amt, bic Yreile Der Baumwclen, @aareu be-
bsutsnb 9etieSen; pa mir aber eiuen BrpBen 8or-
ratb Ypn bieleu Waaren baten, Der spr Der @teie-
Jug eetauft wurpe, 70 ltnp mir in Sano 9elebt,
biele btQtser 3u sertaufen, ais irseue Elm anoeres
0eIddft In Der @tatt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-07-19
Tcrner bateu mir
Rletberifpfe 11nb @aareu fir
Sarueu,
Berner 9aten nil

ais Mantiusn, @bamls, Glpaf5> 9anolau3sn,
Strumpfwaaren &c. .c.> lpwie
GUIDE urp @arDerpbe<M rttfel fir 6erren.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-07-19

llluW IWu0leHlDtle ms JRD>ODmetDSDe>
ater stebt. 8ir BADEN nur Die 5aup lcene
oes @tQds 9eleben, in mel9e: Wa3eppa
Dor ben &1nt9 oel9leppt miro, per in9riutz
mig ruff: Bring on that wild Steed!
@rwartun98ppu blidt MueS no9 Der
Gouli6e, btnter >pel6er Die 6toQmei1ter
Set16tptneen, UNI baS n1ptloe GpB" berz
beisubrtnsen.
Stebe 3D. e6 fpu1mt l9noubenp Wtlp
u.s. 10 milo paB swei Mdnner pasu oez
b1renz e6 NIT frdftisen Ylfen uro @tSben
'um 8dumen III trin9en. Strip him !
epr1ert Der &6ntg 1rorauf Maaeppa, b.
). bic plaitilae Dhb Menfen, entfleiset
tctro> biz ie i'm tieften uno bB4ten Ne>
sli9ee Bon Srieut6 unp 5emp muir bepedt
CUR S9au 9ebra9t unb cann nit BEN
9t1den auf ben &lden bes @o6e6 aebun<
pen 1plre> in elmer poftipn, Die man in,
@nslti9en nit very suggestive" teseidz
men wQrce. Sir tiele portie ldbt {td
1@tperli@ cine 9eei9netere Darfeuerin fin
ben al5 eben Wiib Menfen ; le 1T mabrli6
le%ben6wertb!!
Gin munperbores 3a1ben<
1pteler< t d. SIN @btca9o
9tebt 9eBenwarti9 Gin peutider 2aldenz
lpieler Namen6 5ambujer @prfelunaen,
eelen 0eldidltdfeit wabrbaft ans Ga>
belbofte 9rdtien fol- unp pcu lem Bic
r@btcaop Union" fol9enpeS wunoerbore
uno artt9e Stidden .er3dblt. Das 8latt
la9t: Inter sielen anoern l96nen StQtz
fen faben mir Sen beri6mten Dfo9ier
9ambuier elm @tlf porflbren, has na>
be3u ans Gabeltafte erdn3t uno merf,piirs
big 9enu8 it, INN uniern 2tlern mft8etbetlt
3u werben, @te INNER bel allen 1einen
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-07-11
Succession Sale.

State of Louisiana In 10th District Cont,
Parish of Caddo. No. 81.
Succession Of .Jojtn Lurmier, deceascd.
pi virtue OF writ Of sale. to me directed
ID by the honorable the District Court, in
and for the Parish of Caddo, and State atorc-
said, / will offer for sale at public auction,
to the highest bidder, Oh
Thursday, Me 31st dug IF .July, 1862,
At til. late residence of John Larmicr, de-
ceased, on the Island near the Ferry Land
ing, in the Parish of Caddo, between the
hours of 10 o'clock, \. NJ. and o'clock, L.
NJ, the following described property, be-
longing to the succession of John Larinicr,
deceased, to wit:
Iirginin, q woman of grille color, aged
about twcntythree years.
Charles, Il boy aged about ei ght years.
Aneiia, aged about four years
One Bedstead and bedding, half a dozen
Parlor Chairs, one fine Rocking Chair, one
fine Sofa, one Bureau, one Wash Stand,
Bowl and Pitcher, one Centre Table, three
Window Curtains, one old Carpet. one
Clock, one Shot Gun, one pair And Irons,
one old Sofa, one Lounge, and Mating, one
Map, one Cane Rocking Chair, two Cane
Chairs, one Dining Fable, one Large Pot,
twelve Cows and Calves, four Cows, twelve
Ycarlinss, eleven Shoats, three Sovs, and
twelve Pigs, one Boar Hog, one old Wagon,
one Mule Jack, one Mule Jane, one old
Mule, and eleven Goats.
Terms Of Sulc C"sh-Providcd the pro-
perry brings its appraised value and so
much thereof as will not bring the apprais-
ment, will be at the same time and place,
rc-offered and sold on Il Credit of Twelve
Months. Purchasers on a credit to give
their notes. bearing eight per cent. per an
num- interest, with good personal security,
and "a special mortgage TO be retained on
the Negroes to secure the purchase price
thereof, II. IIUNSICkER,
june27 Auctioneer
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AlnlanacS for
1862,

For sale ut this office. Sent to any
address, on receipt of 20 cents.
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THIS is to certify that we Were calledI;pCn
to witness the Patent Process for Tanning
leather. invented and patented by our towns
man, y. O. Ua,t"H, tested, AIT. We Were tbs
exc Witnesses 10 his process ri tanning IN
make good rl,, q Leather tor course shoes,
We illc fully "a Ike opinion that lis process
j. - good a. rccut.ILelt1td i'll his ;.dvtr-
tt~.nclt. and N..I speedily bring about I.
complete revolution i. tie Tanning AT, lie
makes known 10 LIS rir jugItu.elt used il.
liz Tanning at. and t!t,Ie is any quantity
ii the coltllii and Throughout II { Southern
States NM. /. WooDRUIF,
Il. l.. DtEt',
X : liKTIS
III. I,.cl: Ell.. -El
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-07-11

BiNGHAM's SOLDIER AND IEXAS
.ExPREss.-Mr. Henry Bingham, a
gentleman who has the very best
testimony as to character and capa-
bility, has established aletter Express
for the purpose Of accommodating the
public to correspond with their friends
III the army. lie will deliver if pos
Siblc all letters placed in his charge
for persons in the army, once per
month, and bring return letters. The
charge will be fifty cents in addition
to the regular postage" Persons i'll
Texas wishing to. send letters in this
way, will hand the same to the Post
master, who is requested to act rs
agent, and forward tie money, less
per cent, whicl, he car retain for
his trouble. Address Henry Bing-
ham, Marshal, Texas.
p VIII leave Marshal on the goth of
each month, and twice a month if lib
orally patronized.
Mr.. b. will also receive letters on
his way at Shreveport, Minden and
Monroe. Editors friendly 70 the un-
dertaking VIII please notice.
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Special Notice.
i. q. q. f..

ANY person or member Of Meth
Lodge, No. 81, l. .. O. f., having
in their possession Swords, Scarts, or
other property belonging to said AS
sociation, are hereby notified to re-
turn the same Immediately.
BY order of the n. G.
je2O-1m +. w. SPILkER, Sec'y
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-07-11

organize ut once-one more strike
for our homes and liberties, and God,
who rules the destinies Of nations,
will give us the victory.
B. WARREN STONE,
Late Coln1 9Th Texas Cavalry
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BY order of the n. G.
je2O-1m +. w. SPILkER, Scc'y
Noy is the Time.
Purify the Blood! Strengthen the
System
The GREAT Observation-Disclosures OF THE
AGE!
CROOkES'S
Invisorating Aromatic Vegetable
.Stumuchc Btttcrs,
For RESTORING & PRESERVING
HEALTH.
Prepared from Aromatic Bitter Herbs
UNDER THE -iLSPICIES OF IN
EMINENT PHYSICIAN.
Are an agreeable and palatabl.
Invigorating Tonic, prepared from
Aromatic Bitter Vegetables, com
bined with a Pure Spirit, improved
and perfected by one of our venera-
bic and eminent physicians during Il
practice of thirty years, III the latter
part Of which he used those Bitter
Herbs, with unparalleled success, in
Examination from the face or body as
they progress III the publication OF the
blood.
Viewing them simply as a bcvcr-
age, they equal in richness and deli
cacy Of flavor the finer grades Of
choice Champagne Wines-tLe bit
ter principle being only perceptih!,.
when felt in the good work of purify
ing and invi@oratin@.
For tie use OF old and Young Of
both sexes they are admirably adap-
ted, being grateful to the taste; Of III
,Nqisitely delicate tiavor-impartin@
to the palate a soothing aromatic cf-
feet, equalied only by It's parity and
richness.
The following letter regarding TIN.
purity and quality of this Celebrated
Vr9rtabir Tonic, FROM the eminent
and gifted physician and chemist,
Victor +. Canning, 50 long and ta-
vorahly known in connection with
the French Academy of Science,
speaks for itself:
CHemicol LuLluiply, UrH ByouHtruY,
New York, February s. 1850.
Mr.. II NJ. tro,...-. D,uJ. Sir
IN accordance. with >..,,,I. r,..lir-, t..
the 10th ultimo, Aavr subjected.
sa,nnln Of yo1r Juvioo,rr.iro. (roIna
tic Vr"etabIe Stomach ,,l,s.r~ t, Il
ann,.,,j .,,.I,..i.. .n,I f,.F .I...' ...', H..
co,nnosal Atm. ,,.enc,. ~ >,.,gti,.
ni+4Ir y,o,..,I1.. nf .,,,;.,, -...,,. s..
| H.. medical world vet ! lH,..u..z....
lnro,.r seen Them 80 we'll ll.u,...f -.
r,e1drr.d 80 pIra,iun +, ;Lr ..,.,. I'd.
ta.te
Tho Spirit u>rJ in their prrYm.a-
tom f,1,rI :, H.. 1,.f.-,.s, ~ ,,,rr,. .,3r,.
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1t is rumored about the streets
that there has been fight in Arkan-
Sas, resulting in the capture of Curtis
by IIindman.
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New Advertisements.
For. sale.

For. sale.
A Slam determined to leave Shreveport,
II wish to sell my lot and improve
mcnts between Market aud Edward street,
near the Gas Works.
Terms easy, cotton, sugar, dry hides, cord
wood, horses, mules, or Confederate notes
or individual notes will be taken aud best
bargain given. The title is US good as any
in Shreveport. Apply to
iuly3-Iu J. L. TURNER.
SOUTHERN MADE SHOES-Russets,
- Brogans, ana Boots, in store, and con-
st;.nly arriving at
ian3i PHELPS g. ROGERS.
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FOR HIRE OR EXCHANGE.

p A Negro woman and child for hire
III Aor will exchange for q likely
young negro. She is good planta-
ton hand. Spins, wcaves. cooks and wash
es well. Inquire at this office. ieIn
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chs Semi Wreekly Yews.
Published on Tuesday and Friday.

When subscribers see Time Erpired,
stamped on their paper, it denotes that i'll
two weeks their time Of subscription expires.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-07-11

RuMoRs.-It is rumored that Pic
ayune Butler, the veritatlc Butler of
the St. Charles Hotel, New Orleans,
sent for DIR. Warren Stone, when
the following conversation is said to
have occurred:
Butler-f require your services
with my officers. My army surgeons
are well enough, but they are not
acquainted with the diseases Of this
climate.
Stone-Then what did you bring
them to New Orleans for?
Butler-Never mind that question
Il want you to prescribe for them.
Stone-rll see you ID first!
The Doctor left, but was soon ar
rested, and permitted to depart again
on the ground Of "neccsssary evil"
Houston Telegraph.
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A NEW DEFINlTIoN.-Ihe follow
ing occurred yesterday between this
dep.,et aud one of his home pupils {:
Spell Back bitter "B A c X,
back" etc. "All correct-now what
does it signify" Flea!" And
somebody's ,naSisterial dignity forth
with tleeted.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-06-25
A STORY WITH A MEANING.


Oocy luH ,'Ine 'H'Ie Il'e' on "
.ars9 P.au'".IouIc'' lIGul Iy t"e'L lo'"t.,
'"o p'p'n''' VIZ "p'NV' 'uo I"l ~ III IL,
common, imneu'"'''y 'ojI'n'nk 'Le Ial'''
was "n"'u|I oIpInei, "ho nav '4lIaI'o,'
IHe properly oi 'ne iuo'noI' anu oe. wee. W, ~.
II mem lney NVeu 'oge1nGr Iu'lv ' "'ii'''D'
~, n'a'5 S,"LS ''G II ui,'olIs -, r%o r,
. Couii6nsIv 5noydcd tboir Children AGAINST
Infringing on each Others RIGHTS, or. rs
they old fasbionedIy STYLED il NOT m .stcp
on one auotber's toes, The old folks
3 maxims were, for some time sedalousIy
remembered. and under their bealthful
operation. the brothers worked on. in
creased i'm their families and grew rich :
the two who lived on the Northern ulan.
tati0n. however. from tLe;r superior in
dustrv and p,dse economical haLits grow.
inc Inv far fine weaItb:est or the rorfv ~
some or rho children hovin, n,orrioI and
others heinz or ace H. was daci,Ied Ly tho
.tvo to u1rcbo.n s vorv fro ,rororty io
the Wr,t which thew orraod ehio,,li ho
hold Inv themselves and fbo;r cIjIJren in
common
Out of this uurortnratolv crayv diff
.cpItie. which destrored for awhile tbe
entire banpiross of tbis once enviobIo and
fortunate 6miy. The brother who lived
on ,he Southern farm, from reasons TINT
satisfied his own mind, employed oxen on
his property. and demanded tha. they
should be used ON the plantation. while
one OF the brothers who resided on the
Northern farm was equally bitter against
the introduction Of those animals. From
this little matter grew out one Of rhe
most disgusting Guarels that has ever
been known, and family strifes are usual.
.ly the mos! bitter. Different efforts were
made to settle the matter by the elder
NorthcrR brother, but they were of no
avail each Of the antipSdai PARTIES being
alike stubbornly determined that he
lshould have his own way.
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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-06-25

A LITTLE SToRy FOR FNATICs.-"OnCe
on o time there was great and happy
country foil of people They had all they
wanted, were rich and prosperous, and all
the nations Of the earth feared their stars
and stripes. There we're thirty millions
Of white people in this happy country, and
there were In it, also, four millions hap
nv negroes. And The white people got
Jealous Of the happy negroes and they
went to war. And thousands oi lives were
lost. And millions ef dollars we're spent
and stolen and the happy pespIe became
divided and ruined ;aud all nations laugh
ed al them, aud heavy taxes had to be
levied, because thirty millions of fool,
wished to quarrel about four millions of
conteutcd negroes vho would not runawa
from their happy homes even to please
thirty millions Of white trash. And the
foolish white people became a laughing
stock andhad to labor all their lives to pay
taxcs-all for the negroes "-Bsl'.tont,
ITgtimaH
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-06-25

MA young lady who lately gave an
order to "a milIIner for anew bonnet said
"You are to make itpi..a and at the same
time smart, as ! sit in a very conspicuous
place in church"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-06-25

PROPERTY OF MAN. THE Republican
Wide Awake orators and newspapers, in
the campaign Of 1860 yehemently denied
that there was any property in man"
With their usual consistency I they have
totally ignored that proposition, 10y p,T-
cLasing the big and little neg OF the
District ofColumbia at $500 pc, head and
- ay desire TO extend the purchase Of buy,
ing all the rcSt OF the four millions of slaves
in the Southern States at the same price
per capita. If negroes are not property,
why, we ask, throw away hundreds OF
millions of the public treasure in the pur-
chase of them ?-LUcaster L'sLbgsaccr.
"LADY" RIOTERS FINED.-Fourteen "la.
dies" Of Ladoga Indiana, We're brought to
trial at Craw wfordsville the other day, char
ged with riotous proceedings in destroying
the contents of whiskoy saloon in the
former plat. the jury imposed fine of
one dollar on each The costs amounted
% about one hundred dollars. Ladies have
no business TO get up riots
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-06-25
srIctt 4ottrg.
THE GAME OF LIFE
a uouIlY -py Jouy o. sAlg.

There's q gamc much in fa,hlon-I think It's
called Euchre;
Though never have played it for pleasure OF
lucrc,l
In which, when the cards are in certain condi'
GOns,
And one Of :hom cries, in d confident tone,
81 think can venture to go it alsnc Z"
Willie watching the game, It's whim Of the
bard's
A moral to draw from the skirmish in cards,
And 10 fancy life finds N the trivial strife
Some excellent hints for the battle of Life.
Wherc-whethor the prize be arbbon or throne
The winner is he who can "go it alone 4"
WEen great Galileo proclaimed that the world
In q regular orbit was ceaselessly whirled,
And got-uot acOuyert-for all Of his pains,
But only dorison aud prison and chains,
at moves, for oil hat" was his answering tone
For he knew, like the earth, he could "go it
alone