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The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-01-16
Read what the eminent Glass Manufacturer
JOHN M. WHITALL, says Of the BALsAMIC

Read what the eminent Glass Manufacturer
JOHN M. WHITALL, says of the BALsAMIC
CORDIAL.
DR.. G. NJ. JAcKsoN-Respected Friend:-Hav-
ing for long time been acquainted with the
virtues ofthy BALSAMIC CORDIAL in Coughs,
Colds, Inflammation of the lungs, &c, l thus
freely bear testimony to its efficacy. For several
years have never been without it in my family
1t also gives me pleasure to state that have used
it with entire success in the treatment of Bowel
Complaints. Thy friend truly,
JOHN NJ. WHITALL
Race street, above 4th, Philadelphia.
Fifth Mo. II, 1858.
For sale by JAMES HERON, Bel
Air, and by all respectable Druggists and
dealers in medicines in the United
States, Canadas, British Provinces and
West Indies, at rs cents per bottle. BE
sure and get the genuine, with the sigma
ture of G. nj. JACKSON on the wrapper of
each bottle; all others are countcrfcits.-
Principal Office and Mandatory, 418
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa. my 10y
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JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

lst. Dis. W. Shreck, VIM. H. Pierce, Benja-
min Legoe.
I'd. Dis.-John G. Charshee, Richard Lofin, Gar
rett Osborn, Samuel Hopkins.
3d. Dis Samuel Magaw, John T. Spicer, John
W4nn, Joseph W: shroff, Amos Gilbert:
j. Blaney, John H. Kirkwood.
9Th. Ds.-Charles E. Markland, Hugh Jones,
Joseph E. Scotten, Cyrus H. Pusey.
6th Dis. Aquia Bailey, Thomas NJ. Bacon.
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1t is illustrated by
ARTISTS OF THE HIGHEST TALENT.
Avoiding altogether partisan politics and sec
tartan differences, it is an
Advocate of Morality,
PUBLIC AND PRIVATE RIGHTS.
1t is the practical exponent Of all measures of
SOCIAL AND POLITICAL PROGRESS.
It is the Best illustrated Paper on
this side the Atlantic,
Diffusng general intelligence, and useful and
entertaining information. Its
gYORTRg AND NARRATIVES
are selected with the most careful consideration
of the
LITERARY DEMANDS OF IT'S INTELLEC-
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ORPHANS COURT.

ORPHANS COURT.
Hon. David Lee, Chief Judge, Jerusalem Mills.
Hon VIM. Wiles, Associate Judge, Darlington.
Hon. William Amos, " Fawn Grove.
Benedict H. Hanson, Register of Wills, Bel Air.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-20

9arun ritbtt- Das Yclfablait" fragt:
Warum tstonmen bic Deutldsn feline 9taot-
contrae.e, uno antwurtet: @eil lie auf bic Silent"
LID lit beutl9er uno enslilder @prahe putlieirtsn
MuTorp runsen feline Nusetcte einreidsn.
Warun1, aber frasen ~ r, tbun le eas nidt?
Msl le wabrl6ainli4 milen. eas aHlsr @tapt"
yatb iii lsiner Maioritat enc ebr~ uuo t1idtner-
se7 rue 9ieplaatt IT, bic ben 1sufsl oanat froat>
iper bas nieprigft @sbut eiusereibt bat, lun-
bern bic Qrbeit Fem siett, Der i'd, 1ei ss curb BE-
ishans, tel es burA parts;settsrmiAe|(aaft, b'n
fayfRsn MniYruA perauf erwurtea. 5aIt Der
5taptratb unisYe Sureer fir alpbtEpis. Rap er
slautt, man balte i'm fir fatie, phae nntsrl9ise
oer perlon, slsidsiel. qh BET %Rann Sannea ODER
patrit beige, bic MrbeiteM nur benz Dlineeftor'
eerneen 81 eetea, nadeem e. bic @piyb1bsrsib be-
| sansea, berrn 2ieuau bic @~taetcrutarbeiten 81
| ibertrasen, ber ber Meitfuroernoe roar, esr 4!
nal mebr Torbernbe ais bic Staatsaeitune, er.
benz bic BerfaNuna ter @taet. bic er bs19we'
rem Cd une bod gebrugen, Serbietet, guntrpas'
NIB stapterudera uslsi9 sa fem? na8arum niAt?'
luo 9ie sinfaltis 9enus au frazer, 9err Sfl3i
eler var Oybre pu Mufti. uDarum nia'" i
bic Mntmprt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-20

sSairdilb S aJsnrao, @uftionee unS Cont
miyHoneb1n>ler, SIC StroBt, ctettolb her gr!1fs,
rnr4ugen Icebsu, Dsnim9 s, ~ott0naoee,
SGuSRuffe , Goliccs. RlstosrEeffs
ysrldiepgner MrE, fur5e WaorsN, 9Dnt
m"eybute, .9boter8," ohenhutIs
etc., aue8 acfauft nad) Gem 9inFen Der Yre'il'
MN yerfarTcn o~teislben ~niebri9c: ala 'tafno e'r
5ar5 in q. 2j0ui Te aHbietsa %Fo1t.~- WAtb o.
Et1 o~ieirlben GIN Vrioatper!nnI, Uitntet, Vlt'o'
len, EbVreu, 5enitsrrabmen, @orhaa9e, MaRsr
uNo %}eNb!r5 Son alien Gprttn.
NQirbils u. MarG.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-20
6Dtcl 51 o%erfaufel1.

Ia5 rep9etaate, swsii3Sdiss 8ridltein> SptsI,
otuanut bar g@niri1be f., bEsgsn an Der
6alptIroBc yon 9bnfrpre, Sectt Co., Wina.,
suoIei1 Der beoeuten0i!en ysrgehr|traBe i'm Nitn<
nriona -6bof 1T Net}t bem aelanlmtrN no1lfanet~
a. Jnpeatar |ofcrt III Hetfau1en. Set es!n So$
tel bgiino2t j1 Gin 8robe5 @tbtf!t 9er"Nn''9s
9I},ogu. 9ten,ile uup cine rer telisn St1le in
WiunrIpIN. Sen snors2e'
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-20

Hran; 8aafen lpl letsn unb bas er1e Ne>
ainsnt eannebeu. %SS:eans s51raseis l9ribt: Di:
teaa@pruten bic Yrimie inter Ben 8eeimen~
teri, Ser resuldren nub Nplpntdravmse I'M WQse>
meinen uno i'm 8elcnpern bebaupten mir:
@ir baben tas n~etieie pno tef ausselsste
9aser apu Mgen.
Mir batsn bic @epebre in Ser tefen Stenuns
ppN Maen.
@ir baben Eos ,einIid0s unt srtsntIi9Fs 9le-
6iment.
9ir babea bas l%effinsrereistt Nesimsat unb
fue(iA
SIR baben bic tapfstfsn unb ldGnQen 2eute
Der M,mee i'm Nesimeat."
Die ldSns 2elvyin, bic an rem 2eBteru apsifeln
ioQts, fInuen mir tUrb Elm uns iiber{anttes Vsr-
trit ibsrseuaen, ZAP Gle Nn0ate weuislens III
8esua auf bic SaInbeit eines unirer 6tsanfs
auf wabrbcit terube.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-20

Bic egpprtirten Sious.-D is Gstcrte,
Comp. r0" pom 49, pel9e bic erpprtirten 9ipur
naG :prer9feiersstiou e~eleitet bat, III suridsefsbrt.
gle mar tet ben 5tpur bis ufbers Gambling in,
Iaccta Ierritpriurn, $50 Mellen Dterbalb Sort
Hpub,Q uno ebenlope;t ron Jrrt Visrre. Der
einaiee lnfal auf Der Neiie srn 5000 Meilfu bin
uno surid, mar FER Ssl!nf bes 9plbaten 9uet
Dcbbin, mslder sor, Brete fsl nno ertrauf. Dis
Helerpation Der @ipur snttdlt 5000 Wder prai'
RE uno 1000 Wdn belS unb liegt AM Sltuferees
Wi0uuri. Ep1t, wie bier leltst tas eaae unite
| arpker 0irre.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-20

Ealidbntln3er b%eonasiat. = Wm. 8.
Balm, per in ben, Detpbettermin tes Dtltriit Gje>
ri6ts bon WiuneIOta bes Gabrisirens son fall
ldem 0e!es fir ldu!big ~tefunesn uno 81 5 Sabr
;3udtbauS besnaniet rurbeu, 1T prn BEN l1rauea
aasr 0nabe unb 2auBuatb, rMte 2ineoln," Be-
arabiat pprben.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-20

gIsincna Gpuntp.- Yfe1eetiete tretten
lit 6ielem govntp felt siniser 3eit ibr 8eien.
9o pgrre III Ger Nadt non1 Ssr9aueenen Wttt>
nod ssr s Iasen Gin Yferb aus benz etaQe ron
Wbilipp Wamsr III lltifa eefoblen.
Gin teutlber FARMER Mamens MIble. ppbn.
baft 10 Nfsilen BON Winona in Der Ndbe son
Gentreyile, perungliid.cn euliG beim Mt!ater, son
GsnSrisselu RON einem Wasen, telen @elpann
bur1ging. Gr ma1oe eeeen bic 9tiesel SeIdleu-
Bert, Bag inn bic Brufinu4en 5erl6mettert tpur<
ben, wslaes ben Ipb ausenblidli@ berbei fabrte.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-20

STATE OF MINNESOTA In Probate
COUNTY OF Brown Court.
To all whom these Presents may
concern, Greeting:
Notice is hereby given that the last
will and testament of Catharina
Schmitz, deceased, has been delivered
to the Judge ofProbate, of said Coun-
ty and that said last Will and Testa-
ment' will be publicly opened by said
Judge, on the goth day Of June A. D.
1868 at the office Of the Judge of Pro-
bate in New : Ulm, Brown County
Minnesota.
Dated June lth A. D. 1863.
CHARLES WAGNER.
ga@ wa ..E @ Judge of Probate
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-20
@ebet un eimcn1rapfcn Teubtiafeit.

@ebet nn eincn1rapfcu Teubtiefeit.
sd lieber 0utt, mir tprreen ire
@u Dir cb bieler erp6en Durre.
3, ibid ben Selbsrn nett uno brett
Dpb ba1o bic n6tbss 6eudtiefeit.
unb titc. ibr bartbsrssen 8rauer,
GrlSR has Druderbera BON Erauer.
S1idt uns Elm Sec. bas bitten isbr
Der @eser> 1sufel uno &e,afteur.
EB> l1nlere psrsbrte 9eier UNI 9sierianen
:rpuen niebt ners.Nfn. be6 muraenb.n @lnntaa
I'M Union part ionobl nis i'm Gegt4nna.@ prteu
Gpnaert lein tplrb.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-20

0on Sort Stbsrerombie: Der ercbs
Gilsntrain, Don benz mir lit elmer Der Sprisea
Nummern selpro0sn, it elldlid III Sort Mber-
crpmbie a%reefpmmeu, Die Masen tpurpsn bin
men "a 9tuneen aboslabsn uns |no nad ct.
@lcuo %aurudgefebrt. Der balbDerfaulte aSrper
zines SneionerS puroe bel Sie G~rclins nit Deu
tetedt ~sefuntsu. Gieler SneiaNsr Il! wabrlAein>
LID III ben neu'iden @darmiiytl nit Capt, Me,
aa1ty'5 Seuteu ~eefa0ens a.-
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-20

EGF Ser Vraleentbat bel unlrer Staaisre~
eierune AM rassn loiTen, ii une tpie Yisl Iruppen
ui,fsr @taat gu esr neuen @usbebung tins 5eb
]telen fSuue. Wte lie Mntmcr. eelautst bat, fDn~
nen mir niht lossn. @ieusidt ibsruimmt bic
MiiIia nos Snbiaueraelhdft une Sebeu ualre i'm
Staot ts1neli4c 8olcntar~ 9tesimenter nab tem
@urtu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-20

Meaeu in Scr Gceenb Don manfatc.
= Mabreno bier furhtbare Dirrc berrldtt. MUIR
be lie @eeeEb BON Wantato tn her Donneritag
Madt, sersanssnsr Mu9e nit tinsm bsrr!i9en
Neoen eeissnet,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-20

FUR Aferpelisbba ber. @elunpe ffarfc
- uttbs fbUne Yferbe, namentlih sDr-
rm-'S Suslide Muttetpferre iIuc ron 9errn
iL34IkA Gbrii. 5ileer Mnfangs bic.
.XsA~lJ Ter Wo1e infprlirt pDrcen. PER-
E=ze99sSsae 3ilger 3eibnet ltdb hurb s3uSerIal-
iiefeit III leinem @eiddft aus, uno wer nit i'm
bahpclt 1T lider> reel bebient Jul perben. 0aruln
eebt gu rStrit" unb ibr ,pereet udrifli9" tsban.
belt merbea. alEl f8Q at!l
GO perr S. @r. in WiltOn. aginfsnoany III
Der na9lttu Nunmer. Iail JaaG
gle.p= Worf nah st. Yaul Taperfett.
SIN Snterelle Der grobsn @pnnsrldait ielner Gtrs
MIA bat Or. SO. Muer ,a9 unlanAlt bic 9rcBsn
8asare fir gaenwaalen in her Meltltaet 9fsw'
gprf beiu6t uno pas SdDnfe uno Neuefe beinr
@elbdftsmannes muir 3u entpeden sermotae. IS
fnbet i'm Mueenblif Der un1sus Ger beliebteu
panblung in ibr neues Qofal, ben ptddtisen
@trre in Ibomp1cus Blrd ltatt, unb 10 groD luo
bic neueu Snpprte Der Birn1a. paB bieielte ent-
ftlp1ea 1T, fem Dpfer gu l9suen, una nv mD5~
lid nit tbrcn alien grrrdtbcn au riun1en. g3E
Musperfanfin Jnecriou IL. Sos.
.ppftip nur fir apei Woden = Sn Snssrlpl
n.Go's 9tore sel9eten erp6f Dinse! Die berr-
liGlten Waaren in ibrer BranGe gebtu BORT nit
BliseslhneQtsfeit in bic 5ance Der ldSnen &au-
~feriunen ibsr, unb 3srr ST. Wabler tauu BEL
aaer @ewanetbeit faum ben unseputeiG parren<
BEN cntlprecben. &ein Wunter, no au Nep Wsrf-
Yreilen pcrtault wire. Mbcr, wpblsemerft. nur
mdbreno Der furseu Gpanue :3eit BON 2 @udeu>
bic dion tbeilwaile Derlfri9en line. NlIo raid bic
@eleaenbeit bennyt, iclans esnod3eit 1T. lleber
bas Nabere> tpertbe Damen, 1theI Gle ieIb(t bic
peraneerte Mn5sios ser 5errn Sngsrlta n. 81.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-20
.Ghuttfe Sid Nolf =

uShuttle Sid 8olf!" = Gi"e Sitte,
psrtbes 0plt5blatt! Sn Deinsr legten Nuiumer
~furpsri Du bas WOtt auf, I'D benz niepsrtraati~
gen Gon(eriptiOnsSeleg sesenlter vsa dit
teln," 5err college yUt. ngeltsStatt! Was
msinsn gle bamit? Msinsn 9is, eab Sbre g.
fer, pis in Saeiana 9slaebsn, biz earoa!runeS-
Magsn @iis IS n'iAE, I'D reutli9 ausaalpuaen,
10 lnb gle 1eiger ais feia, pfru bsfaantlib it Die
prs0e egt fret.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-20

teWtSn MnWeU uup Atuye gum OeVtH pttHEH,~
iagt. tin Bitelpert, unb nit qleider Wabrbsit
fann man laasn ,Die edleGtisfsit msih aud
tae Gbelhf 3uu, 1alehttn ,3pedt aui peIrencsn."
Sat auein3 inter aafn ben beutldeu YlGt,srn.
meIhe .auf5 lopale @eInuune III eer bat glnlprub
erbeten fDnnen, battfn mir ben Mutb, uns fur
.rDreibeit Der Yreiie unter aIlen
Il NIT 4 n n" gu ertlaren. Mabrenb mir bon
ie ME Elm Wprt Der SiQigung fir W%reBsmang
BON 9eiien ber Militartebprreu ODER Ger Mpmi-
ninratipn gebatt, traten mir tn Der pprlebten 9ir.
Der ) @taataaeituuS" nit elmer cFenen unt hirec'
ten grtl1run8 gegtn fclben 3wans spr bas
publitun,, unp uu, rem Grnlt unp bic Mufri6tis-
felt tisier unltrer Mnlbt 5u b%etpeiier, iaatea mir:
pWpute men npn Mr1tsme9en has uNoltS-
ben mir 1aSen; SeQ {haft net, bic prele
viR frei."
l1nb ferner:
Der 0emalt, rpbtr fe totnnlen mDge. per.
ben mir ent9eetn bennern: panos on"
Brn BEN nBplteblatT bierfilr Mnsrfennung III
eriparten, bate aebieBen, Stolsnhnft prm BileNr
traut eiuatbmen au noQen. Die Der Wabrbeit
unb jeber eelen @elInnung feinolide Nid9tuns Der
Neroctirns es Blattes laBt - ettpas n!dt ~, uno
irUau eetaEn1 NV esl 9atat1ttptlpa NsN.ptu
unieres Ossners batten mir uns euf spsiellei &C.
faBt aenabt: entreeer, rap CT letue11 gslsrn cle
abatlohe> eaB Fp oe 1epinlltantlpe rStaate
Asltuna ss9e1 DIE WaBtsselna9 ett VtsNs oon
Seitsn terJte9le1un9 fr1lan, ano tn0oslDhette S.
gen lsot 5tetntro Nlleuns pr Ure'5stt iDfes 0e-
Na1faeeneu1tenlsn pte " ~ e!alto~ dun1
Sprats p%totel1l11 paee, gaha'uW 9tIlW!ps'een, poe'
PAPER etflft uHlt1s1 S''1aln"9 lv'tWIe WIZ y.
metre Scpea9fnnof aN'tIla'eetn "ntee. ssp VII
oas ssbteIe els Dag lstaem Vsl0tHa IutA u.
Nobteit 3ula9eno,tf genog!I, lnesm 81 n ls.nsn
mt eell llnulclen enalllUeh 2Seren goau epph.c
(!3urud. nteosr) hpeflV1npsnsn s2t'3saes.guB
lagf. 'lllsr y1oteF ge9eH eM 0sWa.a ~. We o!.'s
pelt orr ytene 81 e!n ~ : ~ w ~. y gs,, uao
gUurut" nGo x0stggtu. a"s'!.s.s". D ~ 9 -
OemohFrat9 ~ SpNHsV wy" " .s .;.!.a.
o't at"se lV" % ss'''''' WV '" ""' 0"''' ~
magi. ,.r.. "s,x
Dflst aelV'n.'ptn S'''""'''o""S s'0'""'''
s'~''ssa ~" oe.s,N''s a.. n.,t q
T. nNi,. ni.a''' ro", o.'sy..' 49, S y "I-
ing pner Mabrseslung Iettlt ets ssrra'esE1itsn
Nplfeblotts, prc1er.re1, mar l9en 9elp1te"
be II, ebe bic Noltsesmrnltrat'cn IN eelea9o &C.
Ss1 eie nntererNduu9 Der A1nles ltattse1unpen,
fann un5 air. nitt burt BIT 6urd't et1'ef9ebsn
morber Isin, melbs lene Scltsesmpnltrattrn, be
d Mtfa0ung eea Mrtitsl5 lt~aItfaae> IN uno
er5eust.
Z. Wtr traudtfn telnen uNHdtu9" hn6utte+
ten, I'M ms fur Srelbett Der prffns, nlltfr eush
umlIdnbel1 81 ertlarsn, penn p'r baten 1ur c'f|en
0rNnolaB ,dbpn ge1pVten, ais Der jun9e
Wen11 Srl1 nSoltab1ltt," Ger uns esr Seteeeu
beltullist, tpabri6einli9 NOD 1s'ner Grau Ma-
NIL sun1 SpSben3utnpp1!n beeu1,Ee. Gan'als
1rpute man bic Vrelle tneeeln, mclpe 1nr pte
Srsibeit rseste. Seuts mi1 man nur 61e Nrslis
mabrsesln, mslde in esr Srut ess Spltss pen
Saman res gerretbs 1aet aber 1slblt bic 6ret9elt
bic E Vrfi1e farp telnen 9e9ner an unR.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-20

Mh, tpic flbI unb labene! Die er>
auidenp ein @las e%isfalten @opapalers unb &C.
npursiaen yGiSfriem6" 1T tem e~lesantsn Salron
un(srss Sreuntes S. 6. 3irfelba6 in bielem af.
rifanil9en Wettsr! Wie tpobli4mefenb nue
laSn gu jeber 3eit iei, feines Badwerf. wie M
pfstlensmertb feline 0antsnaaren! pJoe s."
ictt sroF pa uro (sin @sidafi mag nit Den be-
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-20
Goncitorelselhdft uno
Jte=Gream Galpp1
=. g. ssirGelbado, a#
Be Gtrage un.erbalt Day u. Senf5
Drusitorc,

MQc Nrt&n ,Ganby" uno 3ucfsrwerFs in en-
qro8- INN Istoi'-GsrFoui ltet8 s~0rrGtb'g 81 zen
b~,lj8Itru WrciIeu.
NUt2su nit her laGuittn GsrsierunB pesbsn aur
Ncnyuuu8 na4 cen be}tsn Neseln Der AnnlE an
9~sisrrj9I.
0et1ilvcrfGnfgr wrroeA mi. a(len III cn5 epnot~
tprsi5ei1&it ldlta8fnSea MtiiFrIn ant caH 5'u'3Ne
r~grjrbeu. SC. 3irFeIbo@.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-20
G;e{urShettSreaeln."- rGies jei

vGe1unobettSreaeln."- rSies jsbs SSes
&c bic @taetsseitup9, oenn meut bu oaS tAnnlt
bait ru iseeufaQs tinen suten Wasen."
SpQteR bu bit aber psa Wasen perosrben unb
eeu Dur6faQ te!emmen 10 fibre INNER cine
Nu,an,er pes 8olrSblatts III Ter SaI9c> eenn
Neinli9teit III has babe Neben. $3.50 Bear
Nferbebicb entfprun9eu. 49, Gin Aerl,
uan,ens Glija9 0ubbaro, felt Nuraen1 eingelperrt
in Rem Wabalbap . Gruntp -@e!dneniB, mesen
| Gutpeneuns zines pferbes IN ptain-Yicp, ent
(prang aus oent @efanentb.
$50 1T Grara @ieel e. Wir wi0en ss
eans senau ! nBrana 9igcl", Elm leidtsS Dan,pT>
Boot NIT p.niser als eiuea HuB Stefsang, beTabrt
s%esenwartio BEN Minneleta.
AHTDe 0laimecmmiiFoners belblieBsn ibre
5ibuuee1 am @onuateno, 20 Sum- mot. Yeter
uuo fanseuon, am Dtnfa9, q bis. in Nep ulm
@isunsen au balten.
MF gum btmuel sebt6 outma1t5, aber maj,
leiet d ; - 4 rtS uno tpntmt bod tns Yarabies,
penn man bic Ireppe au 9abr's 6eltauraticu bin
unter sebt ins selobte 2anb Der Muiern, ScreCeu
unb aebratenen 6ibn9en, no Der Mnanaspun|Gf
labsr QUIT Cure Nafsn teeriiet.
Dortbiu, nprtbin.
Qa6t une erauidnns iudenb sebn.
CO. Nor3uglibss Sdubmert ron 9tldmetbissn
Seer, {dSner Irteit unb biligem Yree1e Rnpe
, Der Mtnebmtr in Brrpn's S4ub. 9tore, Sieb
= bic Mnattse.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-20

$, &Ro{ &ay{or
1T 70 chen Don SEEM : yort snrideefebrt
uro empfdn9t jeBt feline Trabjabr6z
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rem, gefauft mdbreno pes lesten ypanic,"
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in jener Stabt.
81 fam unb (piro tie auf bQ8
BiQtg1te Yerfaufen,
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luf perfaufeh ater "a mir fie nieori9 einz
9efauft baten, 10 iuo mir cntIdlp6en, u1z
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-20
Scutfbe S0uf

Wttllus 6ros, q Dunbar, ST VauC.
CBrlber S. u. g. @iutus.l
81. PAUL M~inns{pta.
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tss tptemsa MIR unisrs ~bfiaapfrs Aufmerflamtsi
benz Verfau1e pom
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totrle au1 pie oanptpIdss 6rantrsids, @ualaats.
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frt s9sPotbstari1R Dc 9i9erbeit, beisr-
gen Die
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IN 1sefn Sbeils unierse @taates, faufen uns ssr-
taatsn gele une tten'ss Mansen, seblsn bic
philadelphia, ct. Qc,tts ,c. '
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-20

SIR atpeienpe Sffsiere uub ge1Sas
tel. = Dsn. pope madit %tbeEanat, tae aQe ST.
fsicre unb Solcaten BON leinsm 9epartement,
,nslde nidt 81 ben NeeimentsIdtsn sebSrsn, ba-
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@pmmanrsur, in Minutiuta All Gsu. 8. SitleY,
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Wtr tabsn cine grcbs Iuspabl VET
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Bra1de Don
prp GOODS oatr Dankef Notions
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-20

Soy. Mam1ep if Neenwa.tie BET BEN
Rriessmiuitsrium an Ger Nreeit, spn psr Negie-
yun0 cine 8erwiQisuns fir einen tsfe0istsn go
se, he; 81 :, h;, i, -, ern,;rfs,
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-05-22
MAY %, 1863.
An Harnin Incident.

A young msn 10 our employ, says the
Mansfield Herald, received letter, few
days ago, announcing the death Of a former
acboolfsllow, Danod Austin Marcy, Of Mont
Romory County, Ohio, by tho rebels IN Ken.
tucky, Tho letter gives the following de-
tails OF the outrageous manner in which he
mot bis fate, and we doubt it the annals of
the war; so prolific of herotsm, can parallel
young Marcy's auducious gsllantry,
Mr.. Marcy belongs to Que OF tho Ohio reg.
iments, either the Eleventh or Forty fourth,
stationed at Camp Dick Robinson, Ken.
tucky, aud was out with detachment on a
scouting expedition. After time he be-
came separated, and soou discovered party
Of seccsh, who did not notice him. Con
cealing himself, he fred on aud succeeded
IN killing seven of them before they saw
where he was hidden. There being no fur.
ther chance, Marcy attempted to escape,
but unfortunately bis horse threw him. su.
verely injuring and disabling him. In this
way he was easily captured by the rebels,
who deliberately shot him seven times,
wounding and maugling him in most dread.
FOL manner, but not killing him. He vas
still able to rise up and shoot bic eighth
man! An end was then put to this gallant
hero by bayoneting him, aud his mangIed
remains we're then thrown into a mud hole.
Marcy was between twenty.one and twenty
two years of ago.
The above particulars we're obtained from
Union woman, who witnessed a part Of
the affair. II occurred on her farm. She
pleaded unSuccesssully with the leader OF
the party for tho privilege of burying Mr..
Marcy's corpse, but was refused.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-05-22
Neighbors.

.
It is good thing TO have good neighbors /;
another equally as good is to know how to
be good neighbor. From both experience
and observation We will suggest few ideas
for the benefit of all Interested.
Neghbors ouarrols usually commence,
like all quarres, viz, from some trivial af
fair; Therefore it is prudent 10 keep an eye
open for small matters. First-LOok wei
TO tho "line fences" and K not "bunkum, =
make them.so, and ask Deighbor A, lin d
. very friendly manner) it ho will not 20 and
do likewise, as you do not want your stock
elt;Dg up bis crop (and you may think, but
don't 'tsay vice versa.) SecondIy-Never turn
anything into the highway to pasture and
if you keep chickens, ducks, geese, and liz.
tie pigs or big pigs, do, for the sake of peace,
keep them on your own promises. Thirdly
III you sro obliged to borrow anything, re-
turn 1t as soon as you are through using il,
aud as clean and sound as when you got it,
Fourthly-If you borrow you must expect
to lend. Most people have somo things
that they do.not want to lend when Obliged
to refuse, do it kindly. Fihhly--When you
buy or SELL do so on tho cash system. If
you cannot, let each party keep book and
put down both dobtor and credit, and let no
account run-longer than the 3ist of De.
oomber. This will avoid many lawsuits.
Sixtbly-Remomber the truthful saying
"If man wants friends be must show hin. !
self friendly" Bo reudy and willing to as
siSt your nei hbor to do such small joos as
# takes two or three to do, aud no will help
you In return. We fud II very convenient
10 those war times, to exchange work when
inoney will not hire laborers. Help those
In trouble be ready to assist the sick and
afflicted, feed aud olothe the poor. help cd
ucate those that arc willing to learn in
short. show yourself ueighborly, and you
will be happier, mako those around you
happier, and the world better for your
living 10 it.--Rurdi .New Yorker.