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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-09-15
one ever held IN the county.

M. e. CnuRcn APPOINTMENTS. al the
late session Of The West Wisconsin Con-
ference of The NJ. #. Church, held at Lodi
Rev. Z. Buck, 81 Platteyille was appointed
l. Lancaster; Rev. r. Dudgeon, to Dodge
vile; Rev. James Lawson, 70 PlatteyiIle;
and Rev. p. S. Mather, to Hazel Green;
@. Z. @. Blessing, late Of the law firm Of
Mills q Blessing, has entered lie ministry,
and IS appointed to Mazomanie.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-09-15

In 4 BAD WAY.--All but four Of n,
nominees on the Coppelhead State Ticket
in Minnesota, have declined. But a..
Democratic newspaper in the State sue
ports the nomination, and the name Of d.
editor Of that is on the ticket.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-09-15
az The State Joavaol says that Car

Tg The State Journal says that Car
peuter & liver, Of Che Patriot, have taken
70 forging and printing pretended letters Of
German Republicans, saying hard things
Of the action Of the late Union State
Convention. It is scarcely necessary to
caution the pr''Iic against these Patriot
men,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-09-15

Rock RIVER lNs. Cove invite the at
tention to card in our paper noting the
Rock lsiver Insurance Company. the
practice Of which Company has been a
sound ore, having paid promptly all loafes.
OF the soundness Of the company We have
moi doubt.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-09-15

49, Having expended Oh Tho money contributed by
the friends soioies to apply tgr postage on papers
Grant county, h&vc stop sending papers, except
- few companies tbet have sent money 20 prepay
their own p9slags Tie Ufg9 such ftiepds 0l soldiers
8ubscribors e the Heraif - send She fpr reg
nlarlys pi payag the p0stage-tTo 5ens poe eHea y
Each p8cMee weighing nndar four nac p. IhFee
copies 81 TIE fIeraM may bs seat ia package for
1wo cents pQ8tege. i2-3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-09-15

treat seems general. There is no moye,,.
toward any Of thelowor gaps in the V s'isn'
OF Virginia. So the rebels canro my
iln1augurating another invasion scheme =
The movement is regarded STANCE Az,
unexpected. Is
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-09-15
aggThe Darlington people are making

90 ~ --.'' ''''1s --''' l'--'r''-.
great preparation for the coming Fair Of
La Fayette County. The shullsburg To-
cal says the people Of Darlington have
subscribed over $1,000 and purchased a
lot on which they are erecting Fair build
ings.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-09-15

GE Lieut.. Col. Calls, Of the 9TH reach
ed home on Sunday afternoon. He thinks
he viii soon be able 10 60 back to service.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-09-15
A UcTIoE SALE OF STOCK!

win sell al public auction, IN the Town
GIANT, three mil 5 east Of Iaiton. 10y
ON TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2olb, s'D = soA
the following property; span Of wofh n' N oasn,i
horse; span thrte year old colts, ~ IA steers
COWS, three year Oh steers two year III heioi
tive year old bull, tYo yearling steers s Stand O
calves, 50 sheep, II large hogs, Y saosi,Te &C.
beeg, 70 or 20 tons Of hay, household bay bees
TERMs-The oxen, sheep, horses hog, ,egd
and household furniture cash. Balance y A'
il, at per cent. interest good secul5y 80, oek.-
The sheep are d cross Of dern0 aaa
Tie cattle are partly short horned ,o,a ana setle
am selling Of ia order TO SO TO i.n8.l"
some business. win be back 10 the spllnS.y HALE.
l2H
Little Grant, Sept. /, 1868.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-09-15

re- Lieut.. Thomas Barnett, Of Co. G,
25lh Regiment, is at home on a sick fur
lougb. lie reports slight improvement
ii the health Of the regiment.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-09-15

GE- Corporal John Barnett, of Com
pany c, 18th Wis Vols, is at home on a
short furlough. lie looks well.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-09-15

Eg- Barley is bearing . good price at
this time,s-6o to 10 cts; in Chicago, 95 to
&1.I0.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-09-15
Leavenworth. Sept. /

lSaYbHW OfLU, DGpI. III.
Official intelligence of the capture of Fort
Smith reached here this evening. On the
9lst Gen. Blunt camped within two miles Of
Cooper and Caball, who had force Of f.
600 rebels west Of the fort The next
morning he marched to attack them. but
they lad fled. Col. Cloud chased Cabell
twenty miles south aud had a brief skirmish,
bnt after few rounds Cabel's men fled in
all directions. Our loss was eight wound
ed. Capt. Lane, Of the "a Kansas, was
killed. Before Cloud returned Blunt enter
ed the fort unresisted. Buntis personally
i'll, and will return homeward as soon. ca be
is able.
The Greeks have mainly left the rebels
Mcintosh has gone toward the river with
only $50 men from bis two regiments. In
thirty days no rebel force will remain in the
Indian Territory. Contrabands are flock
ing to Fort Smith.
The rebels evacuated Little Rock and re-
moved 40 miles below to Fort Washington,
which they are terrifying.
Their strength has been greatly exag-
gerated. They have no more than 5000
troops.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-09-15

aay The Boscobel Eyoe1 are sends out
a supplement supporting full six column
page Of proceedings q the Teachefs lna'a'
nte held at Boscobel. The page is man.
" made up Of the Daily Jo'rnaf' edaea
BY Edw'd Pollock and Miss Carrie =. Al
ford, preiaced with an excellent notice by
the Broad 1re editor. The Boscooei
Iustitute was doubtless the most successful
one ever heldsin the county.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-09-15

re- &. G. Ryan, says the .J8araal, has
added war plank 10 bis address, h,yieg
forbidden tbe Milwaukee Neses to ever
mention bis name Or business under any
preiense.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-09-15

10 orr Readers By arfaag eieeut with Mr. ~ WI.
WILLIAMS, late q he Mefea0r AeUs, Ia becomes per-
snanently associated wish is as editoF ef ne Hrel1
and in the management 70 otsceafaiis Having served
q Tins a. printer n Chicago lsb Gaiee, he will see
that all work in that ne h done in tie best styI
At present We have but littie space for edi0ralss
but when the tax isl oeaeumber then may be
expeeteda profusion Of better t1ings. Bic. WLLiAMs
viii take charge Of business il general relating The
reading and advertising colamus.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-09-15

Gg' Rev. S. W. Eaton, Chaplain Of The
5lh Wis. Vols, IS at home spending few
days among his friends. lie delivered a
very interesting lecture, Sunday evening,
on the war.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-09-15

SALE or STocK.-We again call atten
ion to John Hale's sale Of stock, in Tafton.
rhe correct terms Of sale are given in this
weeks paper
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-09-15

Some prefer transplanting trees 10 the
fall-wheuthere IL mere time to devote to
fuch wofh, " certainly think II would be
y better gaY toploearo ITO trees N the fall,
coyerthem up root and branch 10 top earth
mould, AMI SCI out IN tho spring. The
transpapting can then be done at odd
spells. This is q very good way to serve
other nursery trees, as pears. pluins, cher
RES, grfpes, &c. rs also the various shrubs.
The method Is approved BY men Of expe-
rience. aud rather preferred e insure early
start Of bud.in The spring.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-09-15

IL IAo annual meeting Of the Iowa
Stale Fair is being held this week at Du-
buqae, commencing on Tuesday. Thurs
day and Friday viii be the great days.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-09-15

Cincinnati, Sept. 10.
The following dispatches have been re-
ceiyed at Headquarters in his city from Mai
Gen. Burnside:
Cumberland Gap, Tenn, Sept. 10.
". r. anderson, assistant .Adjutant
General.
All is we'll This place surrendered IN
conditionally to-day with over 1900
prisoners and fourteen pieces Of artillery.
(signed) a. b. Burnside Mai. Gen.
Cumberland Gap, Sept. 10.
10 Gen. Mclean Pgogost Marshaz Gen
eral Department Of Ohto:
This place surrendered without 4 FIGHT
today All is we'll (Saned)
A, 4. Burnside Mai. Gen.
Knoxville Sept. 6.
The great campaign Of The war Is over.
we are ID full possession Of East Tennessee
after great bloodIess victory The cam
paign was skilfully planed and energetical
y executed. Such was the rapidly Of
our movements that the rebels were taken
unawares, and fed before US without des.
troying the property at London.
They attempted to build the bridge, but
the impetuosity Of the Cd Tennessee rcoi-
ment broke them to fragments.
Ihiee steamboats,, three locomotives and
and large number Of cars were captured
there.
The whole march # cur army was a
perfect ovation, and our entry into Kncx
vile, an event long to be remembered.
Thousands of people Of every ace. sex,
color and condition lined the way, with
shouts and tears intermingled with martial
mncic, and JOY reigned supreme.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-09-15

IoeaTY Weare feQee1ted to urge
the executive officers and committees hae-
ing q charge the preliminary work Of the
several departments 70 be il attendance 1T
the Eair Grounds early on the FIRST day 81
meeting. Committees on Premiums should
present themselves to The secretary early On
tie second day and receive their directions.
The entries ought all 10 be made on the LIST
DAT, Ffidays Sept. Path.
Hami'ies about town, i Is hoped vii en-
iciea;n "a meny As they can.
r. Wheat is sorth, il B0scobcl, from
~ 70 q cents per bushei
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-09-15
New Advertisements.
STRAYED-MULE.

strsvea fron, tba spbser'ber In the town q feaI
more. near Cilman's tavern last spring, lighl ~
most sorrel-mulo, branded "RS." on the uPpes, or
the left fore leg. Two years CID Any ohe 49, rsrsr
nation where he MAJ be found will Ce loSS sgITE
Sept. Is, 1858. l4-4t" kVLlA'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-09-15
Labor Despised.

Mrs. Kelnble, in her Residence in Goor-
gia," thus tersoly speaks Of the social status
Of labor at tic South:
"The northern farmer thinks il no shame
to work. The southern planter does; and
there begins and ends the difference in their
condition. Industry, man'serown Of hon
or elsewhere, is 10 the south his badge or
utter degradation; aud 50 comes all By
which they are surrounded -plide profit.
gacy, idleness, cruelty, cowarlice, igno
rance, squalor, dirt aud ineftable abasemont.
The great problem d tie war is, o1qt
shall be done arth Hose SouHern plant
ers2 Laboriog white men will fare better
as a result Of the war; The negro cannot
but be beneftel bat what Is become Of
themesters} MAY Cod devise for them /,
Poor, miserable trash, ignorant of the
means Of support, proud beyond measure,
bigotad as lords, and poor as beggars. IIa-
tiers Of labor YET picked with tho renem-
brauco that by the toll Of slaves they lived
Ia Toll no longer theirs, and With poverty,
famine and disgrace before The J, What can
they - tat pitch headlong into cheap lig-
ing vices and wind up their career speedily !!
Verify hath the Judgment come upon them
as IN the twinkling Of an eye. And there
will tie none to sorrow for them, but north
ern abolitionists, mono to kelp them but
Psalm singing, shifting Yankee Abolition
ists-for the Coppelheads were never
known to she'd tear for fallen friends,
never known TO any benevolent enterprise
involving the outlay Of dollar, even a
niggardly sixpence. Copperheads never
had any charity for the negro-yet pro-
Tossing barrels of charity for the master;
they shall now he tried by their professions
and veil all see ii they give dollar to
aid sour Southern brethren while YIN
kee Aboltionsts viii be sure to roll up
their thousands to help the miserable fall
len rnastefs--despots Of an hoarl
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-09-15

2ttA|t AAAN*1 80 1870 $50 lsftsAs iAtAtBe3 N'~t
RES, grfpes, &c. rs also the various shrubs.
Tho method Is approved BY men Of expe-
rience, aud rather preferred e insure early
start Of bud.in The spring.
- szs.1rs------~-
TIE lsnyoLrEp sTATns The Roehes-
ter, N. III, Express claims TO have private
information that one Of the Judges Of Tie
United States Supreme Court, supposed to
DO Justice Neison, has written nh opinion
on the Iesal coalition Of the fevolted states
on tie conclusion &c the war for tho sup
preston Of the rebeIiop, and Chat bis opin-
ion Is conopffea ii by lha whole Bench,
including Chief Justice Tlneg. The opin-
ion is said t. nmntain that tie States IL
rebellion have lost thor rights as States,
aud na.st come into the Uuion simply as
territories suI ieei 6 the Gelegal Govern
ment agd Quilted % III protection. New
Stale organizations may be formed By The
people, uHllei Tie Constitution and Laws Of
CongroSs, as III the case of other territories
but the old States cannot come into the
Union With bar present organization and
officers liil retking With theholrible crime
they have committed against tho national
life"
jeff Davis. slidell, Toombs, q Co, can
not re- ter the y. s. Senate We notice
fac CoPpoiheads are guashiog .heir teeth
about this decision, inasmtch as il sweeps
into oblivion 50 many Of theil Southern
Minister'S. as a matter Of course they at
tack the U. S. Supreme Court for making
such an unconstitutional decision. They
have By yken faith with their old GibraI-
ter, this highest, most sacred, most digni-
fled and sublime body the y. S. Supreme
Court. The Abolitionists on the contrary
are quito taken with that arm Of dospot-
ism, the venerable Supreme Court, Judge
Tauey at the head. Things work curious,
wonderful We are not deceived though
believing that fancy and bis Court would
turn The other way under change Of
circumstances.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-09-15

re- We learn that Mr. John Dougherty,
Of Co. c, 25th Wisconsin, died It Jackson
Hospital, Memphis Tenn, about the first
Of Ibis month. Hs leaves a wife and three
children ia Lancaster.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-09-15

Ballmeyer, editor Of the Dayton Empire.
---------
Fort Monroe, Sept ~.
A fag Of truce arrived from City Point
this evening
The Richmond Enquirer, Of the 18th
inst, has the following:
Charleston, Sept. 0.
To Gen. Cooper
= Last night, thirty Of the launches Of the
enemy attacked Fort Sumter. Prepare
tons had lie made for The event. at
concerted signal, All the batteries bearing
on Sumter assisted. Tie enemy was re
pulsed leaving l13 prisoners, including 3
officers We also took four boats and
three colors.
TSigned G. I. BEAUREGARD.
Charleston, Sept o.
Tho eneny is silent to day Gen. Bonn
regard refuses to have any communication
with the Yankee flag Of truce, until 40 ex-
lanation is given Of tie firing on our flag
Of truce boats.
Charleston, Sept. 10.
There was no firing last night, except
rom our batteries. The enemy is work
ing hard on Morris Island. All quiet this
morning.
Athens, Ga, Sept. s.
Our cavalry fronts the enemy near Ath-
ems. There is nothing from Chattanooga
to day.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-09-15


Dg Dir. BLAKEsLEE, editor OF thie La
Crosse Journal, a democratic paper, the
editor heretofore for many years leading
democrat Of this State, in his piper gives
bis preference for the. Union State Ticket.
I.e Gays:
"The Union Ticket commands our pref
eFeace, ana viii unless a better one is ores.
ented bywabe Loyal Democracy at their
Janasgijle Mass Convention. Ia some res
pects I'd Union Ticket cannot be excellca.
The Contention which nominated it SCARED
above partisan pfeiadiees andIplaced at its
bead one Of the ablest and wolthiest demo
Gratis Of the tate. We have known and
honored bita as \ man of irreproachalle
private eaaracter--as . democrat, true to
tie great principles Of his party. The
platform Gpon which The Union candidates
Stand is mol leciionalle. Its sentiments,
and those Of Lewis speech accepting the
nomination, We have believed to lie essen
talto Tic overthrow Of rebellion. ) hus
believing, vie shall support them With all
might, mind and strength, influenced only.
BY mature convictions Of duty 70 God and
county.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-09-15
Cincinnati, Sept. II.

Cincinnati, Sept IL.
The Dayton Journal Of the 10th says
the jury this evening acquitted Henry M.
Brown, on the charge Of numbering j. +.
Ballmeyer, editor Of the Dayton Empire.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-09-15
uNEoN aTATFl- u 80.

For Gov srnof-AJ. r LEWIS, of Cssiaas'ia
! ~ Aieaf. Gov " y NAN SFD0NEH,os @alWoFta.
1.,r SIC 81 state--b FATfsgI.IiD.ei Dane.
Iar HeaaUrer--s. D. last S6S III Iremp+aleau.
For gS,slgvrin4eadents- j. l. gICK4NH, 81 GlsHt
For Atty Gen WINFIELD SMITH, 81 Milwaukee,
kof Baoia gnmn. IN. n. sMSE <, Of 01snkee
bos state Prison g061,-f}EN TX EOKUIER, of Dodge
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-09-15
g. Il. BEAUREGA Ard.

AtuUuSs Vi, R1IIts o
Our cavalry fronts the enemy near Ath-
ems. There is nothing from Chattanooga
to day.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-27
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE. :

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE. =
We the undersigned, having been ap-
pointed, by the Honr. Charles Wag-
ner, Judge of Probate of Brown Co,
Minnesota, Commissioners, to receive,
examine and adjust all Claims and
demands Of all persons against the
Estate of. Seth F. Henshaw, late of
Brown County, State Of Minnesota,
and also all demands exhibited in off
set thereto, and six months from the
18th, day Of Mai 1863, being allowed
by raid Court for that purpose.
We do her eby give notice, that we
will attend to the business of our APP
Rointment, at the office Of the under
Signed Commissioners at New Ulm
Brown County on the second Monday
Of each month, during the time spe-
Gifted,
All persons having Claims against
said Estate will present them, or be
forever barred.
Given under opg. hands this 8 day
of JgRngss 4 2 1ssA
as RIcHARD F1scHER.
AuaUsr WRsrPHAL
I EEH wktGENA Sc E%EsEE&. 49,, q ,.EAs5 &.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-27
@tabt- II. Qanb-N ohridten.
BUR Refer bes 4ttn cJulb tpurten pom
staStratb in elmer Grtraibuae am yersansenen
Sennabent lem Geuerospartemsnt $500 btpil-
Iist.

Oas Veuer.- Mm ssrsansen.n Gonna.
ttns, 3 ubs frab. brad in sinsu, polal9uppen
nsstr' Der McbnunS bes ptrrn 7bertpr 8prup
an Der item Stra6e. Gtuer aus. uni, Ia Gin Far
lr Sturutpinb srebtt. unb ttin @a0er u be-
t~ota'''s1a tpar. 10 stfa6te bic Yrunf halt RE il, ter
Napt bslessnea Wobnbdultr, unb balb mar ei1t
Wtttbtttras soa $4,000 an @tbduttn, 8itb
unp 5aueratt IN HIDE perrant.lf. Gs brann-
ten ''itesr. bic WsbnbGuler Der 5frren 1bsrtor
Uorup. Gban,plin u,b Elm son DR. Zee t.,pptn-
tee Dams bes 1er.n Safes. 6err Gbamplin YER
lor Gin nsrtbseQes Gpann gierbe. gerl9ietsne
6tuer.Ner1deruns 8 .Qumpasnirn taben bon Rem
V'rluf BON $4,000 a6ttauienb 3u efatten.
Das raf&t kindergarten biefer 6euerehrunn
bat Zen Nan9d All Git.snm nitesrum IN bus
Qi4t 9efeut.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-27
@uter 6Qnbel 1u maiden,

Tairhilo s Mard, Mulionf- unt Com
miiIonstInelsr, Bic @traBe, rterbalb Ter Bride,
smpfngcu Ioeben. Denims, o%ttonabes,
bausfoff.. GaIieos. &Isiber1pfft
pnl9ieeener Wrt. turse Waareu, Som-
merbute, r5tafers," Rabbenbiit {
ETC.. ales setauft nab bsm @infen Der preife
unb psrfaufen ~oieititen n~ieeriesr ale iratno Elm
cams in ct. paul Ne anbieten fanu.- Mud ba-
SEN ~eisIs!ten aura Vriyatssrtauf. 8linten, YiRo.
len, Lbirtn. Bsufeuabmeu. Dorbdnge, Wdaen
uno Weutles sen aaen 5prten.
Jairhilb u. Marh.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-27
6ptel ut D%erfQufen.

Das neusebaute, s%peiaDdiss BridRsin1 pptel,
sensunt nsr gai:!Ide5ef", bs!egen an Der
5auptltraBe BON 5bafopse. Seutt Co., Winn.>
3uslsib Der beeeutsnolen GerfebritraBe i'm Diin-
nslota -IDal III nebft eem seiammten ppali0nei-
gen 5uosutar iufort 3u rsrfaufen. Sci lem 80
ie! tsFnest l9 eia erc6ss @ebaft, ~asriumise
&emile unb cine rer bsiien @taut in
Minnelcta. Beu gnbre5S.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-27
.11ns fir brornbrn rinen 1ostrn.S

.1ns ie bearNReu eiuep 4~Ysftn.'-
Sn Camp pePs s~Ye'spt's f@ ssor Fem Auftrud
Der grrepition spr Rur;em Belesatte: gd &C.
edimSpfssim grpmmtlilans tolst Elm pasuftn solta.
tsn lansiaaaen @sri.ttEs gum feisrli9en Salt ees
%Eestsnmafi&ts elmer gaPre, reP s{a'stittt!aa' ?
Gfn3risgtln pnb pasrl gI3srp, Wsr pisb ssnn
bsasratsa2 Gin 8Siteer, ben bic Sntiauertussl nie-
bsrssldmsttsrt. pbsr hDles Bister rem bla0eu Sob
in bic Mrme e.fabrt? M@ nein /! @as bier ubsu
@es allies Glsildes" eebt, it Elm baufen eerdu-
9srtes S&weinsfeii&, mel9sa, ttn@urmern b.
rsits aur ysu't sewetesn, sur @rte b.Nattet pirp
gum AsiAsu. rag IS Su faul it, I'M in pen @ea.
sia ttr @pitatsn esrlenft III 'perser. pbeFa
gterts Iests Der &esrsisuns feline 9inbuAi0t
in ben Wss, upb tieie pirO wcbl tabir sepirFt
babsa. tab ber @plsai teiuen Mateufra6 unter
BEN Namen pra Raudfeif4 msbr absIt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-27

N1r Wir rerbeu fp6ter uns erlauttn, ben 2s-
fer anf bic gun, 4 Suly ron 9ertinsns ". vripatp:r-l
lpnen III Yfronttalienptn unp in unferm bentisen
Ylntte tesaunt gtmadten Yersnisun8en 3u per.
peilen. tsas uIn 70 sereGtfsrtieter erideint, ba bic
natift Nunnter. nm unItr1n tpirtietn Iraatrs
ftintn A Snly ai@t ~ Ysrperben. fdLn am 8rti.
tad htrun, astraaen tntr0etl tpiro. 'F ess
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-27

So 8 81 Met. her Minne,pta gtaatami-
lis 1T orsaniirt wie fclst: Captain: s. 9.
Wrisbt. Q;sutenant: 50. @eib. 2tn: ..
1rpyer. Jrlbwsbel !: peter Streit. Am persan.
eensn Dcnnsrias Ntenb bate bic GrnYaenie
gum srfen Nale Muferuns uno &rereis1atuns.
Die nd9ife pirb am Dinias tattFnesn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-27

Wir bofTen, 8ifd)of Grace pirb tal-
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