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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-02-08

@afcn fur ca6 a. Rcaiment.-Ter
Generals ejutant bat an sas ate &eeinent 400
se,ceene Muete:en, scn rreuti der Gatrit, pel&t
rer mebreren @cden i'm Sta:tsarleaal anlansn.
auSacbIntiit.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-02-08
(Gin9eianbt.)
ct. 4au(, 6, Getruar 1862.


Tu tie Yertbrl. Heeaeticn Ter u@taatfaeitu,a.~
Der ll~nter3eidrete it uiGt sewSbut. itine
WIni&e, @efIbit unb Mnid,eu ,u19 cine Sci.
tun9 sur Efen.li4en6unte III trin9cn, neil er nur
ei5tn.li1 ~ iemsn, rYulVneB" tenret u. gen,ein-
bin Ter @elt ibreu 4auf !abt. @snN i@ ater Gin
iel&er Jau erei8nst, Ycn tsnt i4 3u lprc4en tsab'
(ldti0e. 10 1T baS ttpas anter5 u. nan fam ni4t
mebr an {h bal.en.
Sd bin Gin ai.er Democrat une trsr>e e blsiteu,
neiI i& treiB, ea6 tic Mni4tn eiel.r Yartei RCD.
lib unb rur9 feline Mtuerun9en r~tt6tlert MGR.
zen fSnnen. Darun, war i'd, elmer Ger Griffin,
pelder, fobalt tie erltsNummer ppu Ten, unions.
eemosrali,&en .Vultstlat" eri@ienen mar. tarauf
lutieribirte. in her Meinuns. ba6 tisies Ylatt rie
Mniidten se,tbsiti9en piree, bic id beee.
Omar fannie i& 9errn Hobr. eincn eer Gigsn.
ner, tpenn i@ niht IRE. .rn Fer Jarte: Blut.
roth; aQein Der 9tcbr pcllte il bios, mie e.
bieb. RE Nunfiaden i9reiten. ump 9rrr Er. 81.
,&er, Der mir ais Suserlaiiser prlitiider 0,}nn-
un9aAenrlle tetaunt mar. tpllte lie Yriilit uNter
l& baten. Da i9 nun msiB, hap cine 3fi.rus
psrldteeenerlet Nraie erfrresrt, ~ tahte i'd: Au
right! Geie @es mae's 9eten! 9ener rrtbeJe.
rutlifaner bat eie Nunlt0eltidteu. bic i@ ecG
ni@! lejt, ater her Iemutrat bat bic Vrlitif, ume
raS 1T out 9enug. Datei r,aa las Ylatt rertp-
fratii@ bleibsm unb un,erGiner tann Is unto, itua-
gen. Nun ater ,sbe it plrsli9 aus ben tu9lil&en
| 3situnstn, tab Ger ein3tge Eemrerat. Der in
Gem 9earteitet, Or. Gif&tr, aus9etreter,
oesr. wie mir f4eiut. surd aaerlei imarte ,erutli.
fanilde ManoeuSre terausririsirt tpcrten, unb
fat e.len Gin 9err &bas %tisnau, oer ui@t pirp
leuanen tpclen, tap Ct tisber eiu &eputlitantr
"eommifob' rar, alsNliteisentbamer einSertten
it,.
Sd CLAUDE, tab ss jebt fiatii@ mGrt, ~ bcfen
tab. no bic Wetieu 70 iteben. bic Gcuofratie ees
DtltStlattes SCI, Ser redten @u,te tieiten :an,
uno mS&!e tebaurtea, Rag bier Gin @erlud &C.
madt tuercen ieQ, uus teutlden Gsmpfraten ein-
NAL eebUri9 eiueu Gist Al brbren. Sd fir meiue
Yerion taNfe aber fir DIP urb m69te. pa6 en-
jeeer eeutlae democrat. ttr las Otise lief, amp.
bau ti1n,al etuaS barber nadtenft.
&c ii traWr;s genug, tuenn, na9 alien nRren-
sunsen, he 8ena4t tpereen (ine. UNI her Tsn,c-
fratie Gin Organ 3u eeten. man (i@ AT ein 1eput.
!itanii@es Blatt psnesn mug. nm ben 9euten ~
iasen, aus msl&enn Code ter @inb pfsift. @as
fam sru Najaretb 0utes fomuen?
Gin reut|Ger Tempfrct.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-02-08

6ute 8eute.-3er Sdefsr. ter 2 Gtun.
Ecu nad lem bic lMienetrapren tas Eager tes
5einbss senrmtae,. eaEelte teiudte. ianb taieItl
ttrsits babi@ auiosraumt. Nn 800 9eTer srn
GfESieren une Y,isa,perirnm laeen aufeema9t
umber. lluiere Yaten tatten cine rei9e Gratte
az gea:e, inrcm llhren rnb Gelo ouf Iil&sn u.
am goeea um9tr!i'ssne e~eiunosn trurte, rssl9ee
man t:n e rltatcn lidt ,rcbrts, Ea anaueisuen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-02-08

&tcinfoble in Minnefcta cnteedt.
Der rNesp lllun Yicnier' bon. 1. Gebruar brinet
fcleeno fir jeten Minneietier semib tS&it iute-
~rtjlante Nsuistet:
r@it battn l&en tiufs @reeinttn Srn 9tein.
fcble eeiebeu, bic las 9r&no0et res @arnju
acknowledgements bat une irra&en i@cn fruber
lie Mnf@t :ue, tab fa Gin Gage: tisiss ui&ti-
gen BunnnMtsrials t~it1eits tes Gstsau tee s9rai.
ries nno ~asri&einli& int Aueaensttiste tse
@araju flnten mi0e. llnlere Beraueitsuns bat
nd aud tteiIrtiit tstpdbrt. rur ta6 bas Eager
Nsw ulm hi @eitem nGber lieet. ale mir srnar-
tstsn. GnGstler, tie Ct. Is Meilsn peNli& pcn
Nsm ulm ,rtbnen, fantsn ouf ibrtn rtip. elaine
Hrblsnlaeer be tcitltn ~ Sage treten. Die ent-
eedten Eager fns frei.id nur 6 bs1 10 $50 lid,
ater ni&tebelcwen'etr fartie 9eIeb'uns Ter ,pa.
bumusrei&eu. atsr bclaarmen Yrairieeeseub wea-
LID pom uns, prn, e,sbten grttbeil.
dc Grase: ST eas f&wa&tebrl3te @abpet.
Minneiota hem ginwantertr su eupfeblsn ? ru6
rabsr enti9ieten bsjabt trerten, ftit Ter lsbte @n.
Rre. irdrli&es Geuerunsematerial tur@ bic I'm
peienheit son @teintcble ~binweefaat."
Urunb Bartb fnirft an tas Otiee ne6
fernere seclceii&e 3beorisn, lie mir tabiase0sQt
isin la6tn. ST sas Dtise pabr, 70 it eas gut
ssnue fir tasmal.
Mu9 an, otern NaiiF 'Fppi, In gtrarns Gcunty,
io1en Snsiauer !4eble erttsdt baben, ater ibe.
ibre Gnttsduns, ebne estipre@ente Belobanns
ni@ts NGberss. mittbeilen noQsn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-02-08

@arnut0.-Gie Udrn1sr uno Sd8er. meltbe
biri9frii@ in bic &mtt trinSen. tperoen s%etuarnt,
!tint tsrtertenes 8leiib 3ana 8s1fauf ansutietn,
psl nc nd tamit arenatr straft aneisssn.
3fdr 1ainpiS @chfelbldtter.-9ui
ncis @t9ieltl6tter nse-btn erla@t, siutij BON rem
tol8enten 3u netntsn.. SIN reraaneenen Sabre
ua@te rim Gerl Ndmens Mm. Sames nebt an.
+. erea @elsQen eiaen &aubanfaQ 9eeen 2 Diet-
bdntler in tcr M6te rcn ct. paul Mnb ii tafir
nod in llnterfu@un9ebaft. Man fanb unter an
tsvn papieren tei ibm tie folJente ApersGt:
Z Henry Deetjer,
care of Messrs. NH. Shilbrick & Co.,
atl Baylyville, Ogle Co. Ill.
D an!btretn. Elm g 9tsittn an ten ottnssnannten
Dettjtn untsr3ei9net ron $. & omanu n. Gs
tviro iiter rem ~. Teeti.,, bier Nuefunft Yerlangt.
neil l,an nautbrna6t. RAP ct unttr jau1es' 9Gns
ben Gin f@limmeS &nte errei@te. ~.
9errn s. 8. in manfato tuitnen mir
IN Grrisrtruns feinsr uu3ismli&en 3ui&rift fri.
eeate Mntwert:
Ginluals Gin uustr1dutiser @&rsier
Sir MQerlei!
limb nun Gin traifer 4euler mad Ter 2eier
ag Der Dr1mrnelei.
Gin 3in1mtlatiirmer tinif unb Maul.B efre;er
Der 8anSen @elt. -,
unb nun tin hen1utbsrrQer 8tftermeifr
uno frcmmer 4elt. "a
Dss Srrli9t L MS erita II ; 3u alien :3eiteu
@ieS . ir bic 8abn.
ltnt Du milf lin8 tie reGtsn Vfare teutcn?
as 8 arnaer @taun! :
G8 1ebc tas @pinnrao. = Sebt, ia tie
BaumtroQt anfdnst I'M wrtiie su ieisen ure bic
crtinlrRtn Galifps 2urueartitel gu merten bro.
ben, 1T Is AT her 3eit, Rem @int tes Sd;dials
81 serfeben unb tas bsrrli9e Gla1s uut 5anf-
seirianf bel uns einsutiirssrn. Infer Nderto.
hen eianst I'D scrtrefFi@ fur teu Gla4. u. 9anf.
Tau unb tsiee NusrFanlen seteiben NIT au6er.
o1bsntli&sr lltrristeit. 6 icate es6ta:b BALI
feline Garm, tptnisienS feline teuti9e Garn, rnebr
esten, auf Der ni&t n,iutttens fopiel Gls@s &C.
baut nirt. tab tic Gamilie itren 8etarf an Gin
nsn erbalt. @ir bd6en ais ein 3ei9en, ba6
bisit 3sit nabe it, uutsr Mutsrul ii: 3tatla9s
r%idfrmnlsn. ta6 srn einer, unisrtr eeuti9enM it
ba:ger, ptrr BrautborR bieriebn, @pinnrd.
BERN her itltsnlen gortre' ai4feit ~fab,isirt mer-
ter, pcn tenen lei 3rn. IcnY at Der 3. Straee
ittte etli@e Grtmplare porrrdttis Fnt. M::tte.
Eeb' ttr an tas &drle uuo sieb' bas 8aele. 0:ut-
lae 3assmutter, BE il! ct stlen 3unR tes
Spinnsus mi@tis felt. i&aHet Gin spinnras ms
baus uno itr trereet einleben, ta6 Is aud in
eie { n Qante Gesta t1d9t.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-02-08

Grfrorcn. @rr 9ur3em, 10 ers6blt her
padmeiier pcn Burtanfs GrpreD-Go., fubr cine
altt Grau nit ibrem Gattl nit einen, 8etannten
ron 9aiin8s fo:t I'M l& rad ibrtr 3sinatb su
tsseten. Ter Gubrmnnn pe,lie6 bic Beipsn etma
cine balte Mei'e son ibrem @cbnplabs, Ter le
ni&t mebr errei@ten. "a tie Mlte nit ibrem
Gnfel n:@t Su ter 3eih ia man it e~rtpartet, au
9auft fam, 10 sins ibr &ebn nod paiinss. UNI
i@ na@ ibr gu e:Fuuttsen. Ct erfubr, bag unb
nit menl Ft 9a0in.s oerla0sn bate. Ter 8e.
tanrte tsssi&nste inn ben wlab mo It te Btittn
stladtn, Tie man tenn aud talb famt, he ate
1rau erfrorea une Zen 0nattn galt ~eraarrt.
Nadee,m man ZEN 0naten tpieter. gum Berue,-
ieim eetrn&t, tr3abIte Ct, ta6 ii. @rc6mutter, ale
lie semcrft. tnb ne f& s~erirrt, IN, 3ilfe serufen
une als lie ni@t u,etr treiter fonnte, i'm in Yer.
i@isrene ibrsr aleiburetFude eebuQt babe. Sur
eaour& 1T IS erfarli&> tab ni&t aud Der 3nabe
Ger 0atte erlas. .z g
Sn Sersanesner @r@s serisrte f@ Gin Mann
Nannens Mcrtcn. ter cine Stub mad 2afepile
trisb BON Der @tra6t unb blieb eriGSpft int @&nee
liteen. Man fanb ten llseladli@sn ais en.leel-
ten 2ei&nam. Die Stub tanb ned neten ten,
GctteM.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-02-08
Gin reutl9er Gemctrot

Der 9roRe Nfa8fcnbau Der byei Gereine
AM nG4jten Montag, bis erhe unb 6auptfe(t Der
frGbli@en @arnepal3eit, 1T nit Ge9t Der Weaen.
fanb he6 unertSrten Suterele6 bein, teutlden
putlifum. @as msrben uu(ere Muaen hort Ct.
tliden2 @elds Manni9fa.tisfeit biib@dir &ba-
rat!erfotIute pirt bic linnrei@e GrFneuna trrt
cntfaltsu! @er u,Sdte mi4t bineineilen in Zen
frSbli@em @eiben bsr Maeten unb lid untb.rtun,-
neln in tem rbantalii9en Nei9 res yrin2en
Garnesat. Der leler inject ta9 Yrcara.nln in
Der beuti9ea Nnunn,er uuo erilebt toraue, tab Is
i'd bier IN. Gin @ereni9en ieltener @rt baneelt.
&B Wir temsrttn nattraali9, ba6 9srr
Paul SAFER raS Surrer III ftQen BAT, weIdee
nod IL llbr (eruirt 1T. Ser Safer tat iu einen
III euien Namen ais 0aitaebsr teim Vutlifura
err crten, ais Tag IS unltresieit5 ter YeIiderura
~tetarfs, taR has 9nrrer pcrtrcfiti@ isin wirp.
Ma1;. outes 9urrpoat fir &affcc.
3srr Commit 1rcYer na@tt uns idou Dor lin.
serer :3eit autnertiam auf pif jest 10 bS9lt int.
re0ante 1tatjodr, ta6 0etrannte5 N9lala elm Dor.
trsfai&e5 @urresat fur 1afte liefeu. Tir ba.
teM leltft cine ptrte ramit enaelcQt unp finer,
eab tie bGlfte Nafet unb 6dlite ORAL, permildt,
Gin bS< wrblldmedenees. arc natii9eS uap er.
quideneef.. 0etr6nf giett. tpet@e5 ben reineu Rai.
ice .cQfcmuen ~ eritBe1 i'm S:ante IL. Der
>. 1rcYer bat nd tur@ 3:nmeiiuns auf biele
3batia9e 8rr6es Yertient erpc1ten. Ia burdb e,
Ne1uenpun0 orn Mal, ais &aTet(urroaat Tin he.
ceu,entt5 Griparn'6 in ren 0anilien aemadbt ,rer-
rem tann. pbne eab man 9enStbi9t pG.e, III eineu,
i4't&tern @strInte feline 3u1l9t u yebmen.
Nae YRal3 miro 0etrannt u:t ffrtablen mie Ter
2aHee unb lSl't iiiue ayuna:ii1sm 3beile nd
e,n:n Mufgu6 ocn lieoerb.ua @ajtr then 10 le;ht
auf tpie bic Qetrir,iden HrbMen ron Mpffd-
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-02-08
Camp Of the Cumberland, 4n.
4aurtquartisr sen Gsmp. So. z. 81. @.1.
Tse1unuor 25.. 1862 ~

- f-FFs. $500 rEEtfF -
@ertbe ptrrtn son Der 9taats3ts.
G.lauttn Gle mir tur9 SIR r~e1tbse'@iStes
8latt RE Hamert Ter in Der &6la&t am Gum.
ttrlant. zen 10. 9anuar 1862 @efallenen uno
perwunteteu @pltaten ron raeiner Gemrasnie
anSuseigen.
Iobtaufttm 9@la&tftltt bI:ebtn:
Greberie @temsborn. Greterie gcbn.ta&, Stu.
eutus 8rmmsl. 9atob @erner.
8erwunttt wurten: 0dn:mtli@ lei9t.)
Grant 0iefer, @iaiam aSinrer, @iaiam pratt,
0sorse Gebni-s Gbarl.s gante, Gbarles &@ull,
penry $. 9asauont, @erseant Nnton Mrresn.
tern.
MG8e tiele trauriee Na@ri6t lie Greunte uus
Gerpanttrn ter OefaQensn .uns @erwunteten
ni&t nQsu i9uer treTen. unb %bisitlteu ben, irJ1li.
&en 0epanten &aum eeten, ta6 lie nuf eem
8elte ttr Gb,e ~oetlieten unb bic srS6te Qiebe unb
@&tuns ter eanam Gompasnit teia6en. Gie
raren CUTE Meui4sn. trase aameraten unb nut
tbise Se!eateu uut baten einen ero6en Intbsil
an rem elGn,ent.n Gieet hi pel&tul f9 tas 2.
Minneicta &eeiment einen unnertliGsn Rubm
ertrcrten. .
@uf eineu i&5nen pleel in Camp 2osan's,
Vulaeti Co., inter tem G&atten elmer erebeu
Same, ruben uniert tapftrn 9rie6sfameraten.
Die @erwunteten fnb aQe auf rsm @sse ter
gs1eruns uub weroen talb tuisber CUR Gempasnie
icbeu.
Su b'r 3eTnuns, tab Sie tieie 3eiten III SIR
,rsrtteS 8latt aufnebu,en, serbleite i9 Sbr auf.
ri&ti9er 0reinp #@
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-02-08
R~ De6 Mtent4
~ Ball,
i'm 0f6pnGum.
COMMITTEE. 8eihlI6e:

Gintruts. aarten fir einen 9errn nit Damen
81 I'M
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-02-08
Seutibe Sor,f

s. & 9. wi((ius, 6aint paul.
Orlber Meyer u. @;Qius.)
ct. SAUL Minnelptd. 81
1uGer aGsn ~itriesn 9randen bss Bantsefddf,
ties .piemeu mir uniere ~tticntere Mufmr,!jaulfti.
cent Gntaufe ron
@edieln auf Deutl1lant,
lptpie auf tie 6auptrlase Gnnfyeias, Gye(ause.
oct S&pei} une Der ger. Staatsn unt t~rallIrsn
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-02-08

Captain Go. .@" 3. Rea. M. gcl
9n sirsm Nnbans ~ rem rtiesn @&yeitsn
iast uns Cart. SITTER tab Ct uns temna&R
eintn genaue, Beri&t pcn ter G@la&t ib:rfsn.
ienben tuc0e. Dnitlbe it tpiQfcmmen. paten
mir aud tersits temeerr tsnpsreans ttr S&la@t
his in tie flein(.n Tetails miteetbelt, 10 III ec@
INNER 3u rnparttn. ta6 Elm Of6atr, mis Cart.
3sfsr, Ter jeesufaQs ar tinem yensn eenanbenr,
10 Ct bic @@uetn cfeu baten mubtt. ran&es
Neue .piro utittbetlen fSnnen. CART. Aiefer laat
ar @&lu6 feines Sriefss: sd babe lie tsle
gompasnie in Ter @slt. Meine 2eutt fdmpfxn
ME tie !!Gmen." 4-.e# +"
Cdr miQtcmmen mar une eia nit rem Briefe
ieerlsntette @tiid Don Der SABINE Ter rMiiNiVpri
2isere," mtl&es ou1 unierer EfFee son jeeem
Yatrictsn, len es freut, Gin 3;i@en il i:ben, ta6
mir isaem tSnnen, in Aueeni@sin eencmmeu
werten tanu.
Tie SABINE tpurte, pie uns Cart. 1iefer mel.
Get, in Ter 5bat erober IT unb n:@t tlcs a efum.
rem. inesm rer Gabnentriser pcn einem @rltattn
bsr Gcmrasnie eri@c0m wurbe.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-07-11
From Cody. Lsdy's Book for July.
Domestic Receipts.

GoosEpEREY JAM.--Stalk and crop as
many as you require of ripe, red, rough
gooscberries put them iuto the preserv-
lug pan, and as they warm stir and bruise
them to bring out the juice. Let them
boil for ten minutes, then add sugar in
the proportion Of three-suarters of a
pound to every pound Of fruit, aud place
it on the fire again let it boil slowly, and
continue boiling for two hours longer, STIR
ring it all the time to prevent its burning.
When it thickens and is jelly-likc on a
plate when cold, it Is done enough. Put
it into pots and allow it to remain day
or two before it is covered.
PrRpLE PLuMs.-Make a syrup of clean
brown sugar clarity it; when perfectly
clear and boiling hot pour it over the
plums, having picked out all the unsound
ones and stems let them remain in tho
syrup two days, then drain it of, make it
boiling hot, skim it, and pour it over again;
let them remain another day or two, then
put them in preserving-kettle over the
lire, aud simmer gently until the syrup is
reduced, aud thick or rich. One pound
of sugar for each pound Of plums.
PIprISs IN SLIcEs.-Take the fairest
pippius, pare them, and cut them in slice.
quarter OF an inch thick, without taking
out tho cores boil two or three lemons,
and slice them with the apples take the
same weight Of white sugar (or clarified
brown sugar put half gill Of water for
each pound Of sugar, dissolve it and set
it over the fire; when it is boilin, hot,
put in the slices; let them boil very gent
ly until they are clear, then take them
with a skinner, and spread them out in
fat dishes to cool boil the syrup until it
is quite thick, and pour it over them
These may be done day before they are
wanted two hours will be sufficient to
make fine dish for desert or supper.
CARBONATE SYRUP WlrER.-Put into
a tumbler, lemon, raspberry, strawberry,
pineapple, or any other acid syrup, SUI
fcient in quality to favor the beverage
very highly. Then pour in rery cold ice-
,cater till the glass is half full. Add half
a teaspoonful Of bicarbanate of soda Ito
be obtained at the druggists and stir it
well in with teaspoon. 1t will foam up
to the top Immediately, and must be drank
during the efcrvescence.
BY keeping the syrup and the carbonate
of soda in the house, and mixing them as
above with ice-water, you can at any time
have glass of this very pleasant drink
precisely similar to that which you get at
the shop. The cost will be Infinitely less,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-07-11
Anderson the Wizard Sold
by q Yankee.

Professor Andersoa was onco accosted
by a raw looking Yankee, thus
Il say arc you Professor Anderson,
eh?"
"Yes, sir"
"Wal, you're tarnation smart man.
hear. You amt got that ere bottle Of
yourn with ye-have you7"
No, SIR"
"WalI, I'm from Down East, having
been raised in Maine, and | should like to
purchase duplicate of that ere bottle,as
| am going out stumping for -. l
guess if | had your bottle, or its twin
brother, I'd swamp the Scotties, without
talking politics either.
"I never carry my bottle with me, nor
have duplicate tor it."
"Sorry for that, sir" said the -
stumper. "Hovever," he continued, /
was once taught trick when boy. but
l almost forget how the thing was done,
now. LII tell you how it was, stranger.
as near as l can. | used to take red
cent aud change it into ten dollar gold
piece"
"Oh," said the professor, "that is quite
simple, mere trick or sleight of hand"
"Wal, 1 know it's not very difficult,
but as l forgot how, will you show me 2"
at the same time handing cent to the
Wizard.
"Oh, yes, sir, if it will oblige you, I
will show you in moment. Hold your
hand hard" said the Wizard. This is
your cent, is it not"
" Yes, sir"
"Close your hand"
The Down Easter closed his hand fast.
Are you sure you have it ?" said tho
Wizard.
q guess | have" said he; "and III
bet dollar you can't change it into ten
dollar gold piece"
"Doae " said the Wizard. "Now hold
fast ~
"Ycs, sir l reckon l will--but stop!
down your dollar here's mine!" said the
Yankee.
The Wizard covered his dollar.
i" Are you positive you have the cent"
asked Anderson.
:" | AMT nothing else! y said the Down
Easter
"Change " said the Wizard, Now,
sir, open your hand"
He did 50, and to his utter astonishment
be held bona 6de ten dollar gold piece.
"Weil, sir" said the Wizard, you see
you have lost your dollar"
Il guess have - said he, handing over
the two dollars.
Now" said tho professor, "rll bet
you another dollar I'll change the cent to
your hand again, much quicker"
No, you don't" said the gent from
Maine, putting the ten dollars in his pock-
ct, and buttouing it up tight I'm much
obliged to you professor, but reckon Eli
leave it as it is Good morning, old
hoss," said he, walking out of the office,
aud, turning round as he reached the door,
he placed his digitals in close approxima-
tiou to his probo.cis saying: - guess
there aiu't any green about this ehild.'
and left the professor in utter amazcment
at his eoolncss.
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SALT FOR CABRAGEs.-A correspondent
last month speaks Of the benefits arising
from the use of dressing of salt fer tur-
nips. Last year | tested the valuo of salt
on cabbages. watored them some two
or three times a week with salt water,
which contained about fifteen grains Of
salt to the pint. The cabbages grew beau
tllully, and headed up very finely; while
those which had no salt given them pro-
duced loose, open heads, which were unfit
tor any other purpose than boiling. Rain
water was given them at tho same timo
and in the same quantities as the salt wa
ter. | do not know how strong solution
of salt the cabbage would bear withoas
injury, but / am fully satisfied that SOL
ution no stronger than used is decidedly
beneficial We are familiar with the
fact that it is decidedly fatal 10 cold
blooded vegetables. This desirable props
erty makes it doubly valuable to cabbages,
which suffer greatly from the ravages Oh
insects.-Favmer and Gardner,
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Ticks ON LANBs.-Dip lambs infested
with ticks, in New England rum, or good
alcohol, diluted with three parts spring or
rain water. Alcohol is much preferable
for this purpose to a decoction of tobacco,
which produces an emasculating effect and
often results fatally in very young ami
mails. Care should be taken not to stran-
gle the lambs with the liquid during the
operation. Rum or alchohol enlivens in
stead of torpefying and weakening them,
and is highly promotive of activity and
health.-Germantoacn Telegraph.
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have the honor to be, most respectfully,
your very obcdient servant.
d. HUNTER.
Major General Commanding
OF THE NATIONAL TAX-PEES-
DENTAL PROCLAMATION.

COLLECTION OF THE NATIONAL TAX-pEEs-
DENTAL PROCLAMATION.
WASHINGTON, July, 2,
The President, in accordance with the
provisions Of the recent act for the col
lection of direct taxes in the insurrection-
ary districts of the United States has is
sued a proclamation declaring in what
States and parts of States insurrcction
exists, viz: South Carolina, Florida,
Georgia, Alabama, Louisiana, Texas, Mis-
sissippi, Arkansas, Tennessee, North Car
olina and Virginia, excepting from the
last certain named Western counties,
those now being in insurrcctlon and rebel
lion and by reason thereof the civil au-
thority Of the United States is so OBJ
struetel that the provisions of the act to
provide increased revenue from imports
to pay the interest on the public debt eau
not be rcaceabIy executed. Therefore
the taxes legally chargcabIe upou real ea-
tate lying within said States and parts Of
States, together with the penalty Of %
per ccntum Of said taxes, shall be lien
upon the tracts or lots Of the same, ana
scyerally charged uutil paid.
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e . etrg Y.
The Ring my Mother wore.
SANG BY MASTER BILLY BgEsos, or FRANK RIVER,
MELoDKoS TROUPE.

NC Br MASTER BILLY BgEsoS, OF FRANK RivEI
MELoDEoS TRourE.
The earth has many treasures rare,
In gems and golden ore
My heart hath one. more precious far
The ring my mother wore.
saw II first whom /, child,
Was playing by her side
She told me then twas fathers gift,
When she became a bride.
Beside that bed, where fell my tears,
The ring 10 me was given;
She placed it on my hand and said
We'll meet again in Heaven"
kissed the cheek oft had pressed,
From which the rose had fed,
And, bowed with grief, stood mOtherleSs,
Alone, beside the dead.
saw it Oft in sorrows hour,
Which marked the after years,
When shining ON the soft white hand
That wiped away my tears,
And oh ! | saw IT once again,
When on her dying bed,
She lifted up her hand In prayer,
And laid it ON my head.
Among the blcst in realms above,
Where sorrows are unknown,
Oh, may meet my mother dear,
No more 10 weep alone.
Her dying words Of love aud faith,
I'll cherish evermore,
Within the heart which holds 90 dear,
The ring my mother wore.
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places respectively. Those who desire to
enlist in the 1lth, and members of the
regiment now absent, by applying to
either of the above officers, will be pro-
yded with immediate transportation to
the regiment.
/ remain, very truly,
Your obedient servant,
II. NJ. PLAISTED,
Colonel, llth Maine Regiment.
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An AWFUL CoNPARIsoN-Sir William
Brown, pompous s1rt Of man, being
at a parish meeting, made some proposals
which were objected to BY farmer. Sir
do YOU know that have been to two uni
yersities ?" "Well, sir" said the farmer,
what of that? had a calf that sucked
two cows, and the observation made was,
the more he sucked the greater calf he
crew. Sir William never heard the last
of that.