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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-09

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-05-30

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GntiVeloaH 8 ~.
gu oelh, paofn, l'e cue neus 1t1.vup. :,
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Srsl9elDanB n.Ie loals.p ny. u,a wv
ZIG sH'uHtn supo' 1pu'''p' go
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SV'ls. = Vs..'N a.. a,.I.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-05-30
Die po1niiehc Trase inn euolifben
Aarlament. r&G

Rim yort, %. Mai. = Der Dan1,
.pfer Gbina pom Qiyeprpl 1. unp Sueens<
:town. 9. fam al
SIN Sberbaule benun3irten bic @rafen
ISdaftesburY un0 6arrowby Die politit
.&ublanrS ae9en polen itren9u %bebaupte>
ten babEl cas- insise5eilmitel iein
tperpe. Nul1el lfBte 9robes 0ertrausn auf
Die MISREPRESENTATION Qblidten eeS
iG;aren. Die Erennunsefra9e tnvclvire
Ieinsn foFlpieIiBsn &ries, in ben Gualano
lib nidt pbne p%rinaenpe Notb einla0en
f5nne. ST. alaubte> Die 6fentlide Wei>
nun9 IN Gn}lanp werce Die rulflhe Ne<
sieruna sur BisoerberteAuns Der point
1den Contribution beeinFuieu.
Die polaiibe 6rase III unperdncert.
Man trbauptt wiecer, RAP Napoleon
nStbi9enfaus iein 3iel auein verfolsen
miro unp Die S%nluroenten befen nit 3uz
p.ril1t auf letnen Snfaue. . 81.
3ablreide0 eiedte nit siinfi9emG,fol9e
wuroen 9eneloet. s
Der fran;5flde Marineminifer bat
Die 6dfen i'm atlantiihen Weere our Mufs
nobme ..einer idweptide Glotte bereit gu
bulttn befcblen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-05-30
GurDpdilhe Mahrihten.
Neusf.es abcr Ben pctniid,en
Mufifaub.

Man(ast, babsiublano an bieIfd9te Elm
Memcrial abes pplsn ridtsa poue, worin
bic an pclen esmaGten 3uesltancni0e
unp ete ltiadsn eer fo,tpabrencen Sn~
iurreftion aufsefabst nereen. Wan Yerzj
Gbert aud. paB Gle Dolen Elm @egenmes
mpire per6Fsntlihsn mercen.
Sc oiebt frisaeriibe Nadrtdten Bon
2cpenpasen. Man iaat, cab aIe sdnis
1be Srlses{difTe In Disnit seitelt unp pie
Mrrnee uobil aenadt weroeE lou.
Sieben p%plitlnpia beuafnete 3rteAss
laiTs, caruntar pansssidife, ltesen BET
Gbsrhure. unp nun bebanptet. cas cine
fran;Djjlbe Jiptte III rem |9meriIhe 5aTsn
GariatroHa s~sfenest tpsroen iole.
Der Gyatausr goyrs|ponct. Der Sonron
TImes last, aus amtliheu NabFraacn
Gettsn Ger MISUNDERSTANDING Ycn ND|en
eratbe fId, nas IS alein in &5ntAreib
Wolen $50 Sn'ursentsnbanrsn aebe, Don
Semen einigs 300 bis 800 Manrb anrsTs
nur so - SO Mann fart Isien. Gs tes
Rebsn viele Damien, pcn rtllen nc Matte
nalreaieruns ntjter niGt5 weif, aIs nab
fs b%sltrben.
Das lbEne Mstisr yer8r6sest Die 3abl
ser Sn|uyesnten, miro absr anh Gle Nuls
fen bsfdbigsu, ibrs Nvtiueris an5umsncsa.
Das War(tauer amtjtsS!att beftdtiat
bic ylabyihs, pob 500 NuTm oeIdIaaeN
uuD oenbtbist wcrcen, ayf pyeubil2su1
Gebiet 3uFubt gu iaden.
3 rujlIIbe Saiantetie : GcIps warft
yon ben Snluroenten BET Gcssyes vcultaT'z
pia seIdIaAeu morrsl.
Die SAlureentsu |oIen tei SfvDro ii
Der Nabs pcu Saltld Asidlassn percer
1eiu uno 1000 0efan9sne y~cslpren ia:
ben.
Gin Wisnar Ielsbramm laai, oob be!
Son unp ss}nbQIt rsr rulN|den Depelhe
wetde Die bjtsrrsidilde Npte Iter pit
pcluilde Nraoe beantmprtet urp oer blterz
rsibi(ten Neaicrung arn 50, Npril su9es
fsOt wuroe, Beiurdtun9en elmer unsune
}iosn 9eraneerung in cen pplitiiden Nrlz
e%eleaenbsiten nitt su redtTerliasn lhsis
men.
Oraf Sobann Dsiatin5fi> Gin WitAllee
ees preusiihen Rabinetts, lblcB I'D
ben Suluraentcn bei &alilb an. Dt'
Dpli,st nabm in leinem palat cine 5auas
iuduus Dor uno naAm zen 9ansen plan
elmer beabGtieun repplutionarsn Sraani>
faltcn in Nclsn lamni cen NiItcn eea
Committee sc. II BslAIaa.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-05-30

Dit fdnellfc unp beantmf &c
Jfptste pah ten Often.
WaT niadf rif Msiis ned Milpa,sfs uns
ebleaaD pbnf WaaasnS eesr @tgaid III ~nstpSega.
Die f~lesantea gep;e RiImaafes, Nes Girs,
WarGagle,N rtthernQigtt A.Staaea
Fine nit eislsr einie in Bertiubana sne p~frta|len
iassia, Ct. Saul I'm s 1br sss 0iergsns. Die
.3ise taItea su Dfa lion, Der G asispl- @tast spn
WisecnRit, IS Minutsn ali. gaFase 70 tiGis
a!s auf irtsnb eintr anhtrn 8abn,
% Reilenee erba!ten thr Jribfad en- 8srb
Der 0rpte.
4ide.s fault mai BET
81. Ibp imp NJ
gff 5adipn~ 9trabe unb 2tses.
8prnp uub Gbamplin, Graat-M ssntsn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-05-30
Doctor q. Srtmann,
DetsfSfhcr Mrsf

in ct. Mntbony, Winnelcta,
scist bierburd e~resheni an, eaB sr isine Office
mad Der 81 in .f9tra6s perIest bat, brittle
abar, pterbalb bsrrn ubrmaasr 5bompipn unb
esraos eeBeniber ofn1 Drus-Stcte aater Staild-
lslD's 6a1.
Office Stunsen iino Wittass ron BALI siaa bis
brei ubr une Wbenfs Son 6 his 8.
araufe. bic gu psit pen bier ~entferut Dpbneg,
UNI bic Gturr befudea in tsansn, iittb sriudt,
{9 in Briefen an ihn 3u psnosn unn usrts,
prumpte Mntwort srbaitsa.
Srifber SuspfHpH
it 1etS sprratbis. Dea!ids in ~entfesnt e~slessasn
Mnieselungen, pelbs !bre Sinner esimpft al ba-
Zen wunlaen, iettsn flb lfriftlip an itu spen<
ben, tpOrauf er siasn Sag beltitnss.s nib an pels
dem sr Tie beluAt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-05-30

Mpfin II, $50 &ifen, %u2ayers", 81.
&'6, gan3e, balte. urt siertel.
he < GppIep Edrtfr II. Ep.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-05-30

&affee 400 Sdde Nip, ausgeseib>
net. 20 5GdeQaeuaYra, tp. 10vpcdsts" Mpda,
auserleien. @opIeNGarper II. 60.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-05-30

&autabat 100 &ilten a1ortirt. Cigar
rem, 10000 impurtirte unb einbeimi1ae-
Gpptep Sc II. So,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-05-30

gpmmiifon8=Sdnbler,
@ruBbanbltr in Wrpeeries, Msbl, @dpeinefetf9,
@ttraibe unb 2tbeu5mitteIn, RaEf, Cement, Cub
baar, Ndeeln, Sal3, Drgd- une Vadrapier,
Decentralization &c.
Grabtepntrafte tperben mad benz often unb Mf-
ten Ibernpmmen.
Boarsorl9u7e eeuadt auf g%onfsnaliunen au
ieber 3eit u.b jsbem Betrag.
Werlpnsn, pelhe @iite. an uns eDnisnirsn,
tSnnen f9 baranf pes!aden, tab lie ppr ueter.
tbeuruas gtidiibt fnb. Sitter sss5en 5u ben
nittrisaen pEeiien rbns Radfidt suf bic befen-
bers VeRlinie ubtr ba6 Beet lpebirt. Eager una
Commit ions @etahr f. niebrie als isi sesns re-
ipettabIen 5au1e.
Dffee an Der 2spss, am SUP Der @iMt,fraBs.
tts# 8. g. u. .. 6 8urtanf.
Sc. 8urbanf,
9eneral : Asent fit Die @alena~ Dunleitb- une
Minnefuta- Wadet>Qp.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-05-30

Stearin>9idter 100 &iten, teite ct,
Qouis. SOL unb ! 20. Cooley Carver II. Go.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-05-30

Ibes 50A &iitsn unp uGaceisS".-
Smp., 8. g., q. g., Orlcns &C., aussessidnete
Wnare. Gcpley Carver nc D.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-05-30

Neusfe europdtIbe Nahz
ribteu. as
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-05-30

Otter t..eer Bpurtpn uno sWbiefey, alt
unb gut.-Grnnbtes, npaes MTortment, ent-
baltenb reinen frana6flGen, NpfeI, YfIlih, Sir
iden, @inger; ~ Seignett." ,e.-aedter Of.
ldnbii1er Otn: Meiue, parnn!er adtfr
Vorttpein, @pai,ra8ner &c.
aaa Cooley Iomcr unb 81.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-05-30

Spiters unb Sarotnes, so Riten ausz
~erlelene. &pptes Carver NIB 60.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-05-30
yran III 3 |

yran 81 | III 3 8,
geprifte peufIhe 6ebammG
betane ibr gran,en ii BEN Gntbinbaaastolpttal
auf Gone. 5slarp NIB prartisierte o~crtieltf ldnetre
3eit. SIN New.rlm uns llmgegenb BAT islbiae
nd sinen tebeuteuben Nuf erprrbsn unp tpirb Te
nidt sefsseblsn, sin 8leibfs bier IN ct. paul 81
fhtnfsn mSdttn. werum 9tensenansute freunb.
lidff bite. - SIRE Wobnnas GbeRnut 9traBe
apii1ea Grdanse uup Sort afben BEN SHuIaauif.
HI f4I
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-05-30
g. 80 { IS { q {
. incinnati 81.

Gineinnati 8
Mehlel~W
eollsettonen une Mussntlun9eu
jeesr art in aasn 1bsilsr DeutI4lanps,
irerben Don mir ME sswDhnIid aui bic prpinptsTts
Irt te|orst. #ef
Sir W sale 81 auf Nsp-gprt ct. apuis,
Gbicagu, SIC 10 : Orleans uno anhsre
banpsIaplase Ser Ser. gsaatsa fam man INNER
bel mir eas Ge(o erbaiteN.
Nuf bis nahfsbenben ptGse {inb bet
mir W hi sl in arDbersn, lpnie in ben flein~
It enaSunlr1slt 81 ben btiligien Gpurien 81
haben.
0elesr, nsi6e an irssnb sines Der ua9ltebens
bet Sau1sr IN DsutIdlanb fir lire Nednnng
elussianot CHER besabIt tpsrreu, nit Dem 8smsrEsE
oab mir easoa Nadriat sv ssbeH lei, fpnnsn bel
mir ii Cincinnati oglei6 erbpbeu tperbea, Ep<
sa!9 ib Die 9laayiGt sent Giuaanse Ser Su,nrne
eshal!en bate, "a i'd ppn n1siiten nerid;sbcncn
ganquiers iniiaer nit iscem G!eaner griefe e.
halts, psln 0slaer sineeianssn ilnb, 10 1T HES
Der lanel1s, lderFs uno biaisie QSss, UNI GEL
Der nadl Nmegita su sGifsn.
2ifte rneiner Saftgiets 1T DeutieE5=
lans, &C.,
al, ete SIR Oelp be;ab!t unb panu bei Mir
erbeten tperoen fam
aua tao bel sieiea SauIern in gurppa ~isbefssit
gSeblfl auf mid SIT habsn:
5vantfurt a. W. SeytY y. WeBler, feel. Gobn
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-05-30
Baltimore unb Sbtp~ Giieatabn.
kYas % % - Die gree MONTE tad
WaIbingtcn, Baltimore, NbilaneIpbia,
G3pn- 9Inrf arh

WaNingtcn, Baltimore, NbiIapeIpbia,
Nem@yorf uno 8ofsa.
Sie}e eprsrsTlig5e Balm, nit ibrsn ssF6sfertea
neili9en Gerbineurser, tistet ben 9sstisnbsua sias
birefte ciuie nat 8aItimere, gbilertlghia, stsps
yorf unb 9ofon. stuh 1T lie bic sinsise Moute,
auf melder man Dusdsanss-8 iAete (9rpugbr
aifetsJ nNb gepGdmarEen (Gbefs) nod Ma~
bingtOn ~erbalten fau2-~ =
Trei paFaairre 3ise ~oerla0sa M9sslirs, 3d..
tasll9t UNI liaS in %sirettsr gerRiasans NIT aasn
wefliaen 3uafn.
Nad auen 81 tl;den gtdpten;
gpn Baltimore fabrt man 5petsi9 pbns Mufsut,
bait nit g ansllsiigen na9
philadelphia, NepSyerf unb Bonor<
Naa Wp|bin9tra ssbfn BON Bat;impre tdgIi9
pier 3uge al.
5abroetp uab gabsssit 70 Furs gie avf iyseps
enter anberu Nputs.
Jir Braat mad philadelphia NewzycsE
mr. Rrf1~.4
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-05-30

Na4 aoer sGN ntaa 28 en-
tat sssi, 8agn s,obs gossugs. ca ne, am Dstos
fuTe gu WtseIina, 8ennoob unb gartcra6ure
auslaufenp, nit ben. erebsn 0egperfs ,rslIt9sr
Giienbabnen il pirsfter gerbinbuns liebt-
gpn Whss!ina unS perfersburs ee5en jsbsa
Sag rseelmabi8e gpete nag assa 5afen Der iega-
!ipen StiiIe ab.
Die Bra@testiie finb Ic titIta,
~ te aut ireeab# elmer anbern a0Itk.
9i,!stson trseno eifen, Ylabe. a]fliimd pen galsie
ntrre bsseigas man agta Assfc. u. 5gig 81. d {
Tra6t~M senten FAB; s. Wfc8ura{e,5 in
Cincinnati g: s'aMiA i. g., 9ttptsg, 81
). 81. Spss, Wagsoits. ay.; s. 81. 2ce@td,
g%crIsmoa!t, 0.3 M. a,ss u. Co., g2ibetsport,
O.; S, 9. 8ers, @hsei;ag, 3d.. 9Rrfss SCI.
ter. Boiton; 6. 90. Wertpeil, Sen gprfs 8.S.
Asas, philadelphia SIS. gasIanb, gaIt;norr /,
gsp. Bpltef u. ee. ssanssiast 9nss; s. g.
Wcrebeab Il. &C., eruisaiae.
g. S. 6Pr(ptb II. 8 D., ct. apuiss
{. 90. gois, Geraral- gigss- @ssass
W. pts6epttG mttb.s
graasPossnsilttr, g.S. 5atIsr,
UfnsrdI<Iafnt be5 gBe5ens.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-05-30

Danemarf, 1T pisesri i'm pollen 3uz
&c Der Massessluna ees unaliidieliaen
5hlesmia< 6olfein. Mie melt Die pdnilde
Nieeutradt, burd Die iatrsebntelanBe
Grtdrmlihteit Der eeutihen 8rosmddte
unp beg Buncestaae ssnaert, aebt, m6ae
iolaeneer 8preans ilufsrtrsn. Mm 30.
9pri!, welIts I'D cine arSsste Nnsabl BON
5tdnbsateeorpueteu unp berpprraeencen
Mannsrn III Glmsteru yerlammeln, I'm
lid iher Gle pelitilhs Sage peS 0anoes su
belpreAen. Sic murrsn atsr pom peliseis
rcst nidt nur %auseinanrcr aetritbfn, lonz
cem tbnsn audi, rsnn iie IN siaem Sri,
Yatbaus I'D 5u slsihm 3sredeN rersinis
aen molten, Die sepaltiaale Nufl6luns as>
gsprpbi. Sie ,parer raber g%e3tDun9en,
lid nit Benz nddlen Babn;ug mad 6ams
burg III fllbten no lis aegen 200 Mann
fart In Der 2onppn Eayern tbre Beratbu,-
es, iiber pie neuFsn 0epaltibr;tte unn
Die @erp1idtunsen cer seutiden Gros@
snd1te in 8e;ug eatauf atbielten.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-23
Poetry


rut one more mont b.'l-c.t.
he uit.o lusty ttirs,
He'' don uan I,r sArmrrt
VT coming buds o. >f.ugi
Vet Lovingly brush IL
Nad dam careless tea,
r. vl.. o. i.r res. ylinE
mothers pre,.oIs care.
A II, 10y ro lcussr
w |'o7' y. ny S1tc
Zen now al v7.u. s.p.ns
Almost looss Noeu N me.
sweet Granite tnd sirilgs. and uA r.,
F''.' r'.A,is g 20 more.
~ iyIcIc. growing manhood
AnI 'o.-e,. nc sps q .ose.
~ lt m,1i. 81 TIE .fiI
t. .ay a, ht'n's .ste
he rose bound gate %. uovAoot,
OatN e. o. tusu's estate
- rstncr would ttiHS 4
l.t.rs b. l.aNf-
Nleu soaring 'os tiq.c- ne,
All iieel airshe trtatres
ID. v.e DIS tn bo,ish ymrol
" o. ess rc.rrt trsnI
To- b. 10 'bc so Cd '...rs
,sa armnS Uyst,t,,
bard 90 he blue ClAer,
81 y that's outWa.d touud
s"eas Low NY boy %, cat ~
VIA sre lis path sigto nj.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-04-02
JUST PUBLISHED BY DIR. STO

JUST ftBLfSHED By DIX. SlONE,
Physician % the Troy Lang and Hyyienic Institute
A Treatise on the Causes of Early Physical De-
cline of American People the Causes of
Nervous Debility, Consumption and Maras-
mus. ~
Tzs woy is oe Of kioh moral tone sHs in chaae, yet
thrilling iansaags afed reelg 9 as moral eo'ase,s
sciensife and reisdle aids and treatment far cure
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pord of solemn Conscientious adrice 10 tose uho oil reflect
class Of malades prevail fearful extent in com
muny, looming al least 100000 youth q both sexes
annually, TO early grave Those diseaseases are very
mperfecty understood. Their external manifestations Of
symptoms Nervous Debility, Relaxation and exhau
ton Marxsmus wasting aud consumption a the whole
ascending hin flight Of stars great papiiation OF
the heaN Asthma, Bronchitis and Sore Threat shaking
of the Hands and Limbs aversion 10 society and to bn
sness study dimness of the Ey Sight, loss of memo
~ dizziness of head neurac pain in various parts Of the
body pains In the hack limbs lumbago, dyspepsia or
indigestion rreguizryof the bowels, deransed sections
u the Kidneys and other glands Of the body Lsucor
rhoea Fleur AIbus te Vruent diseases in both Male
and Female Likewise Epilepsy, Hystcria and nervous
Now in ninety nine cases out Of every one hundred
all the above named disorders and host OF others not
named Consumption Of the Lungs and that most 10
Nervs known as FAbes DWsak, and Mesenierica, have
their and origin in diseases Of the Pelvic y7cera
Hesos te want o success Of the old schoo practice IN
tseatne symptoms only
DR.. Andrew stone, Physician 10 the Troy Lang and
Hygenic Institution l. engaged In treating this class
OF modern maiadies with the meet astonishing success
The treatment adopted by the Institution is bas
ed upoBsceatidc principals with new discovered rene
dies, without minerals pesces- fis taries u care
such that patients be cured at their hnes ny
part Of the country from accurate descriptions u their
by letter. and have the medicines sent them by
mail or express Printed interrosatG'es will be orxar
ded on application. -. - err ssW fssg
81 Consumption, Catarrah and diseases of the throat
Cured well 1T the home ef patients at the institution
by sending the Cold Medlated nhaling Bal-amc vaors
with inhaler and ample directions for their use and d
rect correspondence sl
AS- Paiseals Applying tor intcrrogateries advise
must inclose return stamps, 60 meet attention.
81 The attending Physician viii be found at the In
sution, for consultation from A ~ 10 r. NJ OF each
day. Sunday in the forenoon. EtH
Address DR. ANDREW STONE.
Physician the Troy Lung and Hygienic Inztilsc and
Physician for Dseaes VI the Heart Throat aud Lungs, NC
Fifth St Troy, y. Y. ~
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DIR. BAKERS
PAIN PANACEA.

For the Cure af Pain, both externally and
y IA internally. The greatest Pain-Curing
Remedy vet discovered Pain cannot
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Z Dr. ID. SMITH, Druggist of high stand
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H. SC0vILL, Proprietor, Chicago, III.
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An ISLAND OF SALr.-On the south
west coast Of Louisiana, there are q
number Of small islands which have
hccii COR some time famous for their
.s.ile qualities. One Ut them, known
as -,iseiac Anse. has recently proved,
uudera tfia snriace. to be rock Of
sar ap4 rs now quarried. like any
otisr mineTats in blocks resembling
cakes 1oi nee. The salt in it's natural
bedis as clear as glass and. to agreat
apparent depth. transparent. The
Confederates. sinee their supply be-
gan to diminish. luxuriated in this
timely discovery. till the presence Of
Federal boats in their Deighborhood
made salt-working a dangerous oceu-
patton. Therisland is now in our pos
session. e,at -
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Some fellow with the army at Cross
Hollows, Arkansas, tells the following
funny story:-An officer became very
thirsty during the progress of q skirm-
ish and went to neighboring spring
for drink As he arose. from the
spring he sat down on his heels, which
were armed with pair of trem cndous
Mexican spurs. The moment he felt
the prick of the sharp rowels he thought
the enemy We're upon him and that
their bayonets were entering his flesh.
WhenEsome OF his men arrived he was
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FAcrs CoNcERNING SLAvERY-Slaves
were introduced into Brazil and Perm
early. in the sixteenth century. soon
after the conquest ofthose countries by
Corfez and Pizarro. The first negro
slaves were brought into Virginia in
1919, and the first slave ship fitted out
from the English colonies sailed from
Boston in. 1916. Their importation
was interdictcd by law in 1909 In
ITS, Rhode Island passed a law de-
claring the children Of all slave moth
ers to be born free. In 1880, Massa-
chusetts abolished slavery. by her bill
Of rights In 1854, Connections bar
red the introduction of slavery. and
declared all born after the LIST of March
Of that year be free at the age of 26.
In, 1850, Pennsylvania prohibited the
introduction of slaves, and declared
all born thereafter of slave mothers
free. In 1892. New York and in
1880. New Jersey. In 1862, slavery
wss abolished in the District Of Co
lum bia.