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St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-22
SELECTING SEED CORN.

4 correspondent of the Boston Guilt
water offers the following suggestions r':s-
pecting the proper selection Of corn for
planting:
1. Pick the ears that set nearest the
ground. &C.
2. Those ears having short foot stalk.
3. From stalks having the most es'rs.---
Generally but one ear on stalk is proper
for seed. and that usually tho sccond ear.
If the first ear is as good. take that.
4. Never take from stalk having but
one chr. if stalks can be found having two
or more ears.
S. Always take ears Tint are fIls1 81
m Il me end, aid that rin beyond -
hnsk. II such can Ne had sNa A'I IT.:
o. Lay mp four OF Eve times - snaeh .
will probably be wanted. - ~
7. When ym come to plant. befars
sheIlipg. break every ear and sce If The
pith of the cob. Is dried mp and hollow. Ga
If il Is not the com Is not fully ripe. Then
shell off the butt and tip till son come "a
the Tong grains. ~ FL
II farmers will follow this course yearly,
the crops may be greatly increased. Grsl,
crops can never be raisrd from stalks hav.
ing but one ear. The carele@ness III
farmers in sclrcting seed corn j. one great
cause Why corn crops are gcneraIly Of u
| little proiit. SO far rs ] knew. the gencIsl
practice Of fsrmers in selecting seed ccril,
is to taka the best and fairest ears 10 the
pile. without kuo-ing If there we're one.ssl
NOR. cars on stalk. and most likely there
was but one.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-22

: - ~S1VA sOsamkeoe. M as
u Whilst the peorse of our county. and
particularly of this locality. have. hereto
fore. congratulated themselves upon the
loyalty Of the slave element amopgst us,
they must now admit. that here. as else
where. the negro is incapable Of avoiding
the shaft of corruption.that has been level
ed at his fidelity. Our losses, here, can
no longer be counted by ones aud twos,
but 5yshundreds. Il is no longer the IS
soaaaa and occasional case Of sinking the
fecipfOcal obligation that the slave is un-
der to his sslsster. but has become the
wIolesalasa ef6anedilated and organized
business sf<his branch of our population.
On Saturday night last, about Fifty negro
men left their homes in this vicinity and
have not since been heard from. Since
then. We daily hear Of others that are mis-
ming from various SECTIONS IF the county,.
and the tenure to this species Of properly
has become SO insecure as 10 render i,
entirely valueless. Whather or not the
Government canniyes ut this certain de.,.
sriction Of our interests, or the statements
of Nj. Reverdy johnson and others to the
contrary are correct. we know not; but we
know this, these. negroes 6nd shelter and
Al : ..H
protection somewhere. and the laws of ,he
State are powcrless TO reach them. The
question, We learn. is soon to be brougt
before the authorities, in legal shape. and
We presume, it viii then be discovered
whether the Government really seeks the
abduction Of our slaves, or they are be.
ing sedaccd away--as we rather suspect
they are-by thieving and irresponsible
parties. ..t..-. :.
Since the above was. in type. We lcarn
that from Soto 100 slaves, belonging tociti.
Gems on the Patuxett side Of the Facte.
~ District, have left their masters du,
ring the past two days. n.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-22
Fpns the Clsrel.sad (OA;o) I'sinaesal
hon. GEORGE Il. PIi;H.

AAO>S. oA|oAeo - -. NNSsA.
One Of the penalties -perhsB We should
say pririi.yes-of posscssl uinent abiii-
ties, and having exercised ,uem in uonspic-
uous public stations, is to be ihi target Cor
the els euomed arrows Of envy or vulgar
abuse. /. g,tso Is 4ss si.sF
ale who ascends to mounfas, tsps =
Must find their peaks most capt ylih ice and
SNOW" 49, -. ...'...
The name. which heads. this article has
taken its place-a, high and nofe oi,c--in
the annals of our national hispfy. The
dctracti.ms of the prescut 6eetink honr. be-
gotten in the heat Of the most violent poll
teal canvass ever held ON this Continent eau
not reverse the fame which il lns already
won. and worthily worn. George + Pugh.
,as soiJicr in Mexico, as lawyer, as u
member of our State Legislature, as Attor.
ney General Of the State, rs Senator Of the
United States, and rs the Candidate Of the
Democracy (not for an inferior efice. with
limited endowments) to preserve, TO de-
fend, to restore the great principles ofcivil
liberty aud constitutional government. has
at all seasons and places, and exigencie.
borne himself equal to the crisis aud is
demands. and sustained lofty character
f,r superior attainments and tho highest
courage, physical and moral.
Who will forget the fight he fought. with
the grea, Senator from Illinois. 10 put of
this dread catastrophe Of civil strife, and
shield the temple of tho Union from the
impending storm? Nay. even brighter
and grauder than this proud event Of hi.
public career, is the dauntless courage will
which now. at all hazards and inconveu
fences aud oLloquies. he stands up. the bole
champion of law aud the people. Honor :.
him. Thrice honor to him Let him tel
his children that this episode is the one upo,
which his mind reverts with most stable
pride. For it. the Democracy Of the natio,
will remember him. living. and preserve hi
memory. dead, as long as tina. Dsmocrac,
shall itself survive to defend, like him, ths
Institutions Of our fathers. ~
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-22

THURSDAY MORNING. ocr q. laea
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-22

IxrtbsssL RxvgxuE Tho result 10 the
first yfsrss operation IT the internal re-
genus Net IN the thirl (lsewton) di~trict II
Massael rnsefts il as fallsws :-.-J unsnp, ssx
S500. e,O. manufactures tax. SS25 IT'S,
licenrc4 $a6i- 9ls: hanklnosc stamp and
insurastr tax $3.50 000 making = tAal
Of ssn4 s.. LOG. 900. The receipt for the
State ufll reach $40 900. (sD0.l -.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-22

Muc4 adversely is seqnisife To make u
hats iil'F bsck"n sir"m prosperity will ne
call 'his hatred ia''aa'ly
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-22

SEIzbp b THE CoSrEDERATKs. -Enael
Habclab. delegate elect y the Virgins
Legislature. and Marrball Davis. b.ah ol
Occ"qahn. sere ARRESTED sissut three week.
since I. Kiachcla-'s gang. and carried d
Charlottesville. - Wsshisgsea Star.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-22

lxpaerAxr OHDGR coscEESIxa DEcI~.
IONS ,,r BoARps on ENEnlLnENf --rhe
foll,Ning eircnlar was recciily issued ID
Provost Marshal General Frey
z /. The deciripsss IL a<,arsIs lit crnslInsrni
en cl,ins far r1enip,ion finn militsry duy
slsd.:f he draft leing final, the brssrds Will
not reopen or rr-s.xalni,,c' cIaiis's upsn
sshirh they hare once icaderel ju,igcnss'ne.
A thorough .xaminaiim shi,ald bc nsade
ints every daudtful csse hsfnne rendering 4
deciSian. and. If nrcszszry. ihe ticisiss,
sI.ssnld be deferred Tor suetll rss,,onabls
lrngsi, Of time - may be required ~ obtain
the evidence esxeutisl tot proper uadcr-
standing of the ciIss:. 's7ss IT.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-22

TnEl WEALrI or NEvapA --it il esfi-
mated hat the mineral wealth. If Nevada
Terribly vii he safh.irpt To pay i ns-
tional dsbt If go. oD0 asA). 900. to giyc
every gtsurning sol.lier q masket of silver.
and 10 1fnrnish all Cur iron-cla,ls wirl, .
plaiingPsf silver thicker than sllcir present
covering 0f iron. = h n
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-22

~ ~ 'sltf sFk-saslsF ~ ~. r. IsT. VII,
C. 81. JOHNSON. 4
Octnbcr 18th. ls:3--sf.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-11-21
Scr wab!iieo III Mif7ouri+

"Missouri has gone dutch" Ga6
1T Der Deterui Der ba!ten uno 9an;en
{S}reunte rer NeteGion, meld,e inter penl
giarntn GenIsrYatipe unp Uriccenacemcz
fre.sn bel ZEN 5erbfmoblen ten lcBte1
nerunalUd!en 0etl ud oemaGt Der 3e!t
Die Gdwin1en su bsidnsiren, uWif<
purt ii Dent1h 9e9an0en"
WelA' ein5rtumpb fit Gle eelen ceutlAen
Gpr!1dti't5u'dunw js1e5 Gloa!es> melde
Gem Yunee ;n;ldea eer |eselicr'tildn
S!lcsenbalteypor:ai ulo Ten laupa1msn
M%nt1ngern Der Union 9eneniiler BON Der
Neeisrung ais l1nfriecaitifter unpH latise
arafsbler i'm Stide 9elo0en, bon elmer
Ye~r;atbeuiben @taatsreaieruu9 bscrcbt
bennp1 .tlbn ibr Banner Ger Gre:belt
peDen Iie6fn urp fur6tlos u. etntrabtiD
fit bic mebr al5 je teorpbte @obe Ger
Emancipation ii, pieS6rante treten. Bie
annerS bat pieleeD eutl6tbum eine6S fla<
y%snfoate6 ilb in ras 8u6 Der @eididte
p.rieidnet, ols sum Ebeil baejenise lit
peut(den Difrieten nDrpli1W Drei{taaten,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-11-21

0uter is.-Gin junaerWlann lit
Gonneetieut beiratbste ldnsu Elm fYraucuz
%sinlner> I'm csia Croft su cntoebcn. Sect
bat CT iib bs;un YrcpoitmarI1au ais 9frsiz
willi5er gslnelcet !; CT loet> no6 ct lieser
ae8en tie asteuen fssbten welle, ais init
Finer Urau.
ST 5ie nod su baten? Sn
Ncra Seotio lett Elm reihe5> reiseness
17jdGN3ea 90dacelsin> Nansn5 Mnna
Snar> wsId'e 7 SUI 2 3ou brA lit, 43
SOL It'll llmfan9 uno 33 3cl Yom GUtcz
gen his on Gle Uin9srlpigsn mibt 274
ptunb Nieat unc sj1en UiB bat, eer feline
Vote IS 3cll in Ter 2dnse s1blt. Dotei
fol- tic otgr gans prcpcrticnirt isin, 70 ros
naillrliD ibrc Nole, Ebren Ii. I. n. in imz
p%enirenecr O16be gum Gan;eu bsrncni<
reI1. Die juserelide Wnio fcu 70 entz
siidrno 1dHn {eia, roB man iid unmiu<
fuyl'b in l;e Ysrl:ete, INNS.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-11-21
GnS @aD!refultat i'm @taete.

9i5 Mitte Der Wphe eyeebsn eie IL
melt e~inAe9onaencn Dtri1te cine 1!ejeriz
tit fir to6 uputlifaniihelidst Hcn G.535
Gttuamen. IS nore1, rod feline Bsribte
%einoe1engsn bon ten Counties Gycwing,
Douglas uno Nlue; oon metfersn ansern
Counties warsn fe u%nHoQliduoia. rs
Counties 0obsn republican, d,e u,lo nur
Z Counties cempfroti{dc WajcHtdttn.
Die Gbre, nn5 rtput!ifanilbe Banner
GpuntY su leE'> tr63t riFanal Slmleot
County haven uno nie lnebre bee
cempfratiihen roa leicer sun 0rcFen
Shells eeutlhe Gcptt. S!nfsct ater oob
cine reput!ifoni11e WojoritGt scr Eauz
lero, Geo.t cine ecmcfra!ilNe npu nur
$50 Gti'nue,. Die lisben Qeute In Geott
werren bierau5 e1(tbsI,, mie oeraebli9 IS
fir ie 1T, tpicsr cen 9tadd gu leden.
Notb O|m"ltert 1T Uineua an b0dien
iran ouf rem Nf0iftw Der patripten NIT
elmer Miajpytt6t npn ia StiMmen fir
pae ysputl.;fauildsIidet: m1brsneS teoyns
es lh uitbt nebmen la1en funute, IA ce
cen Gcpperbcacs niAt Die te Moz
joritdt seten tpnnte, i'm rod tie ,,reit-
erSbte sufcmmen Su lAf1en. Gs gob9HeQes
311 Stimmen mebr ais Wliuer. 9iblep
bra1bte IS lei ouem AutensSiien, mebr gu
tbun, niht weiter ais bis gu 5Stimmen
ocmOfratilhcr Mojoyitdt> rc4eam bic
orittb5bIr rsputlifanilhe Mojpritdt ppn
700 III Ooocbue County ein siemli@ borz
ter @sAenltcg 1T.
&urs, Ter esmofratil9en Majorit1ten
iinp en- t q urp bic weniaen iinp ~ ~
;tB. Scr repub tfaniiden Majpritatsn
lino pie unb Die ptelen fi1p tart.
6eumpln, font 1erVbnlid eos rfpu<
blifanilhe 8anrerccun|N cab ticsn'al
nur 275 G,irnmen rspublitanild,r Mejos
ri:dt, meld'es lei0t cocurd ST erfldren 1T,
caB rie republifanildsnS tiy1meetsr rel
dye fiubsr eem County bic bVa.ite Mojvz
rita! liderten, auf BEN S1ladtfsloern rer
9teputlif gsfolIsn 1ino poer in ibren 9ol=
pi!alun neugeif aufae9eten batsr> ,pdb<
reno tie o!te ceu~pfro;IIebe 0arce rcN fat
unver'incsrt 9s{uyo uNo munter robelm
It, uuo ibte 2iete fir tas Gater!ano
rurW Gtimmen 9e9en taNeIte eoeu~
n1sitirt bat.
Das Wetlysiultat it TOD thinner nidt
cffeisu felt9sI felt. Gpbalo ra6 oter rer
Sal: fin wiyp, nereen nj, niGt eruanBetn,
c5 rem QeIer NCr.ulfoen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-11-21

'pel@sS fem mbalidlte6 eetbun, Ten Sem
sen ceS Sance5 nod in ibrcm lebten s.,
os6tampfe cine beliente 5ano III reiben.
Die eeut|hm Counties in Mil1ouri
tparen IS, wel6e ben %pereiniaten Glemen=
tel, peeNidl6rittS unb rer llnfreibeit ben
Sieg e%ntransen; he 1np e6, eenen hiepal,
me 9ehllbren mirp> nenn Mi1puri in Die
Neiben rerTretRaaten eintreten mirb. @ie
waren rie eriten, mclde cen &f oeoe,
bic NrcIelaperei= Mrifpfratie %beapnnen, iie
woren bic treuefen, melhe In tielemRoms
pfc ou69ebarrt, iie waren bic mutbiofen,
weldc Jpn gu Sie9c fiibren.
Sc 1T Gin Slid fir tas ean;eDeut (hz
tbum Nmertfa6, tab e6 gerace "a, 100 Der
Greibeit rfe erIbte Gjefabr crpbte, fir lt
in rie Shranfe trat, eaB Ia, no e6 ;un;
pirfliben3ulammenfoB snilhen Der Yro..
il%opereiaemalt uno Der Treibeit fam. cine
ceutlde Bep0lferun9, ypu tlarer Grfennt.
nib Der GoreerunAsn ner 0tssuwart, upu
Mutb uhp NufopfsruroeIuf i'm @prper>
trefen tano. Die Teinoe re6 2anees
r'1aen bic uDItlhmcn" eafiir bal1sn, mas
bic Deutiden Nli0ouri'5 fir bic Sade
Der Treibeit 0etton, ater iie t5nnsn le
tidt msby pera0tsn al5 Elm ~9efii9ise8
p%arieianbd1,9ieI. Der Mablie9 Ger raei=
falsn Deutiden Mt1ouri'5 erwirbt oea
Deutlh!bum ror ben cinaetprneu SDbnen
he6 2onee6 ten io|Sen Nan1eu eiuer ron
9etiieer &larbsit erleudteten, npn GIntht
teweAten pplttii4en 81 a t. uno
tielenNamen fam ibm lie 5batI adc nidt
raaten, eoB in cem frfien Winnelpta, in:
Snnfrn tcS 2anree, Elm Deut{dtbum Yez
Qetirt> meldes mitten III tcr ocwoltioe1
Bsweouna nad Wprwdrt6, toub, trdD uno
NIryiA lid an bic alien porteildrantsn
tlammsrte, ol6 fiir1tetc 6, wenn pon tsuz
islten lp8aeri0en> ycm Sturmmince rer
3eit in's Meltmeer ssjaot 81 >pereen.
Der MoDlftea in MiI1ouri miro zen,
fret9clinnten Ieutldtblm ter Trei1uatcn
neues Sertrauen IN BE C)eredtiofeit ibrst
Sode, In bic St6rfe rgrunpl1Be eir<
f1Fen, unb rem reutiden &%udi9rittleu,
bier 81 2onb pieGottwenriofett te0reiF id
MAIDEN, rog IS Belt fir ie 1T, Die parteiz
fe1eln otsumerien> unb f6 ene!id tet
9eu1door OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES onsulalie=
fen, ,psnn ile nidt cer Mii8aGtun9 te1
Mttwelt Derfalen molten.
Die lssten Mahridten cue M;I1ouri
9eten rem rooitalen Gidet cine Mebrbeii
BON 593 Stimmsn. Dicltr grfol9 wilt
BENT taate ielth esn reid ten caen trfnz
gen, incem er MISUNDERSTANDING nB,biot
oif9laDifalen ais he erfeMaht imStaatf
onSucrfennen uro ie BON rerStprbeit OF
brin9t> cine Observation-Disclosures ais BIZ
Grd1crin ter Sftntlibtn Meinung In
Staat at flrd|ten unp AT bdtlhslr. Mlil,
icurt 1T eeutIb 9e9anaen, Oh Nbe mint
ceabalb in isiner M}i0puri pplitif autI
mob! reutl0 geben mu0en.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-11-21

PROBATE COURT State of Minnesota
Brown County.
In the matter of the Estate of A.
H. Wager, diseased.
On reading and filing the Petition
of Charles Wagner Administrator of
the Estate Of 4. Fl. Wagner praying
for reasons therein set forth, that lie
sense may be granted to sell part of
the rel Estate of the said Diseased to
pay the debts against said Estate:
1t was ordered, that Thursday the
Gath day of December A D 1868, at
10 O'Clock in the forenoon at the Of
flee Of Judge Of Probate, be assigned
for the hearing OF said Petition; and
thatall personsinterestedi saidEstate,
be required to appear at a session of
the Probate Court, then and here 10
be holden and show cause if any
there be, why the Prayer should
not be granted.
Dated at New Ulm this 18th day
of November A D 1868.
Friedrich Forster,
County Attorney
77bsO and acting Judge of Probate.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-11-21

6tmmel mI9e bic Union sor elmer Niecer<
lase Grants rurh Bragg terpabren, renn
cie Nebe(ipn III jsBt atn dulerfen Gnee
ibrer 9ilf6nittel an9slar9t; 9%efpinnt fe
Slttcnnefee ncd,mal6 wieter, 70 mlrce
urues Qetenstlut III ibren eribDpftcnS5rz
per frImen uno bic 9ioleyei ees Wioerz
itanees, welee isBt si:lam niscerbrennsnz
ren Tsuer dbulid lIebt, neu aufFammen.
Mus rem Oclfccpartcment atermalS
Elm total annere6 Yrp0ramm. General
8anfS, rett mir Gem IcleBrapben gu,
fplae in rer lsBten Wpde nit leiner Sir
::asa sen Mutile feuern lieBen, 1T
ava cp0 on Der RUte Don Gero5. in
Der MunounD ces Nio Crane &C.
lontst, nadoem ct ourG einen Nrrcfturm
prsi UabT,suee S%erloren ul1p bic Menn=
Ihaft zines Uoets5 tsi1u &anesa e1trunz
fen. Gin Jic9in1snt BON Ma!1e por ea6
LITE, weldes ouf cem Boeen bon GfroS
Tub faGte. Sbn fol9te ein NeStnent
BON Srwo. Die JisbeQen batten teim Ser
annaDen unIerer Sruppsn Sort Srown
gcraunlt, nodpem Ne eS in 8raub 0etedt.
Mu9 tie 5taet Byoun6yiQs (cute cen
Ulama.sn prei5 eeasten werren uao ol5
cisBirger rer MISUNDERSTANDING
ms9ren MOLTEN, en!ipann fA Gin Strats1~
fampi w6brsnn Idpu mebrere 61ulsr in
Ilanmen itoneen. llnlere EruppsN mo9z
tin Gem Ot1uel eir Gnee.
Gcr Gbarlefpn 1T ale6 teitn Nls
ten, uno rer Nsfrain ouer yfadrihteu
lnutet: "Da5 8cmtatoeincnt auf Sort
@,.m!er oouert fcrt." Wan 1cu!e mel
aeu> es miCtc rp1t idon ous5 ;u Gtaub
unc:pulver aeldc0en le;,1. Die5ltteQenz
Uprt5 ouf SulliYun5> SJ|lsl lpieItsn etenz
falls ypr &u'S:m tiihtiD ouf uno Uort
Orcoo ortncrtete tbnsn. Das ti TIN,
9ansen &rad,en iraeno et'paS btrau99es
to1'mer, miro nidJt 0emslret,
Sn 9puitono g1iff fen BE Mstellen
al, 3tsn oie@es Die Ncrbut eins5 lluiou6*
ecrps an uno trtetsn fle ouf rae 0aupte
eprpo ;uyid. 5ier otsr fancen lle entz
ibisptNer WienerRano u>o muyten nod
Dsrlu| t ncy 100 Soften uno 8srnnneez
ten unp 200 gjtfanssuen surudael9Ie8ua.
IS aDturne bei6t Ger 0ansrai> ret
cislen Gic3 erfcbten taten w;Q Gin
Gien Gem, wie se,ne!ret miro Gin 9lid;uo
Der llnionatyupren fc|ste.
So Aebsn bic &rte15louftt. 2enslam
uilo |Glsdt 0enuA ra6 if Uebr att1
e5 bilfte nit cinel: Dlnle aucer5 fOulmen,
Gblitan's Beti11ften Iinp cie neueGen
UurnIirs's Corps purre am rsraanArne!
Dornetta9 ron ren NeteQsn lei &ncr>
rilIe oaAeArifen lilo it elite nSbcr an te'
Stact 0eleAcne Ypition suriidBecrdt4t.
Der Ylas 1T pollIt1nc|S yon ZEN Geinreu
eln9eIhlollcn uno mas carou5 werret'
MIN wi1len cie 9Uiter.
Bie mir rid!i9 permutDu tror Ger so!
Sen. Mol bturne in 9puiiana oaeebl;h
iber he Mebellm erfotbtene Sie9 cine
MtsrerIa3e. Der CUTE Manl1 lief lib uber:
rurnpeln uuo psr(or 500 an Epetsn UNI
0erwuneetsn uno 1000 an Sc a119enerI
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-11-21

Mir baten fir unisrs 1sbr oeranmissn nsusi
Qofalititen unlcre Ginfaufe gs9tn biz Ir"Hefe1
Sabre perooppslt, iii psrldieeenen Sran9sh VT.
brsiiabt 1T eer Ntldt, ;~1aler11 @e'anl1s s'1s
SS.1eeibe nuum,by ais pas aassso. bAteNs uno SroE!'
Is Miurelpta, {ur pie3utunft litb %e:Nslhen autsn
M,fes uuo 1srtraasns az %srfreuen hatell merfe,
ais wcmit uuIsre Jirra tsshyt nures. >,.
Sir RauReutc im 9oNle @eriaNt:n W'f Ins ele
B:msytuu9 cag un>rrs 3eein0unoen !ar se'seet~
settauftr llsbr oanlti9 selett nHo wlr cen stes'
;l,risea abnrrm ~biuisen ginfanfsn suIclgs IN BET
3.ge liup, Yu.;Dsilr su bisIsa. mic TEaFst EtW
nc. Infer GARNER, 5srrG. Meblsr, 91ts'eism
Ne1ort v:nlsrss OeiAGites srriultshsn nbetnrms
men uno pire es in leiner 5ewebnten 9Hf1ls l'0
nnaeleaen 1rin lalen, lowcbl Mho!:!ale ais ye+
tailperfaufe sur bs}onberen .3aTlifesnps'ipeT SsS*
rsn &Gufer 3u eTcctutrcn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-11-21
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fir 1etuonm $402.
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lin i'd III ben Gtauo gelrs!, Wiebelserfanfrrn
ki, arG6tm gprtbsileSu tieten. Befteaun9sn srn
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