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to the promptincs Of uubridled list. that,

to the promptings Of unbridled list, thatat
pleasure of the chiralry, ore domesticated
here in the North, and that no ".Abolition
dog" shall be allowed even to bark his
nayi Are the powers necessary to do these
things, among those which the Copper
heads propose as the price that they will
pay for peace.
We who have been for many years obser-
want Of the course Of parties, and the
growth and spread Of that man-selling here
sy which is eating out the vitals Of the Re
public, know just what the Copperheads
mean; they intend surrender of all that
the North has fought for since the Missouri
Compromise was made, dethronement Of
the idea of liberty as the basis Of our insh-
tutions, and the substitution Of belief in
slavery therefor; a betrayal Of the Govern
ment and all the precious insti-
trt1ons that have grown up under It
since it was organized "a betrayal into the
hands OF an oligarchy more inhuman and
soulless than any that ever Pulled a nation.
They intend to assume the war debt Of the
rebels, though to do so they should be
compelled to repudiate that Of the Union.
If this is an unjust and unholy war, as
they assert, and if the South is, as they
profess to believe, acting solely on the de-
fensiye, why should not this be done?
And why, We ask, should not the soldiers
and the soldiers widows Of the Confeder-
ate army-martyrs or semi-marty1s to the
defense Of a just cause-be put upon the
national pension list, even though for each
name so enrolled, that Of Union soldier
should be erased1 They intend the deg
radiation Of the army be peace that will
be documentary evidence that our men are
only robbers and assassins, and that the
rebels are the victims Of persecution and
wrongl We ask our readers how they
like the programmes? Are they prepared
to receive the humiliation that it implies2
, 1863-06-23

II ne eiees1ons 1or members OF tae Les1s'
4ati'e oofps, 1ns1 ne1o - france, 1"entg-s1x
oul o. Inc tSo hunufeo ana elghty-nse enc~
cessfm candidates. are opponents Of the In
Pe'Aa poucs' u1s numDet, aitnoaga smau' Is
ag1eae 'ncfeasc over Inc previous members
o. .he same way o. lnl1klns-lne1e pe,ng
embraces several ~ The most i1,nsfrions and
e1nonent of ur;,r Er.nchr,.n-rI,,s-s
Radrvor Fnrrs snd o7tar. tha,,sa,.7o. Co.
or of strength. An the candidates Of the
Government ,rerc defeated IN paria. and by
ycry decisive na,oriae.. II the last elec.
ton. in 1857, the Government elected six out
Of the seven deputies; and the candidates
supported By 1t combined vote Of l10, ,534,
while the united vote Of the opposition was
onlf 97.76s. in the election Just closed the
nine Government candidates received only
s.. l07 yotes, while the opposition vote foots
M more than 150, COO. These figures are not
without Significance as showing the drift Of
r-.,,. q. !. po,s.
Pool'c opium y .---e: .
&oEPef e -
Our 1atett information is that the rebels in
Holmes county, Ohio hare LAID down their
ma na aha a't Ta oaas are
a13es1os tne 4'nsie1oo" ns t'Ae. w.
gaged in The ontercak clsa'ncd they were mot
resisting the Conscttptton Ac1'" ana haa no
objection to illegal {" measures. "iney were
tired Of permitting people to be carried on ny
arbitrary arrest without ane process o. ia~,
and thereupon proceeded 10 '1no1cate 1near
Constitutional 11ghss" " assan1ung anu
driving off an enrolling officer, aud resisting
I..Eoz. - a.. ,,a,, ,-.ho rro-a enr.raa T.,
~. e 4.esssa,,an s ~ ~ he1 c1a,,a tn he 1oT'sh,a.
.A4' ans.. va,,nndioham ,s-
, 1863-06-23

On the 10Th, the Emancipation Committee
had agreed upon Il report, which was to be
presented By Governor Gamble on the Goth.
The report is signed by teven Of the nine
members. The committee recommend that
slavery absolutely cease In 1876, placing .
prohibition npon the emigration Of slaves
from other States, but expresses no opinion
as to the submission Of the ordinance to the
people. Nothing Of Importance was done by
The Convention while in. session. The de-
cease Of Judge Hendricks, 4 member, WIS an
nounced, and the Convention adjourned.
, 1863-06-23
Drawing 1T Mild.

The Committee oftwenty Ohio Copperheads
sent to Washington to demand the recall Of
Va1landigham from Dixie, are trying to make
out that Vallandigham Is an exceedingly mild
hammered and patriotic man. In the effort to
tone down his rampant treason, they al1ege
that he merely "criticIxed the acts Of the al-
ninlstration," and spoke Of the war as being
"upjust" mud that be Is victim Of military
malice, and martyr Of free speech. How ex-
ceedingly mild! Mr. Va11andigham habitually
denounces the war as IN unconstitutional war
waged by the Government in violation Of the
Constitution, against the constitutional right
Of the Southern States to secede. He pro-
Dounces every measure to carry on the war
unconstitutional, and then he argues tho right
Of the people to resist unconstitutional acts
ofthe Government By force Of arms, aud ex-
horts his audiences to prepare themselves to
defend their rights BY exercising their constl-
tutional right to bear arms, and If any mill
tary minions demand their guns, to giye Mcn,
The contents.
u1auguage like this in time Of war be not
reasonable what sort Of nttefance can be
reasonable: If what he taught Is only the
exercise Of constitutional freedom Of speech
then the rebels are only exercising this right
when shooting down our soldiers, setting tho
laws at defiance and labo ring to overthrow
the I1n1nn
, 1863-06-23

At the request Of many Of our friends, who Ha-s
Unable 70 procure for our laat Git Concert wa
hAva mnda arrangements fot another, to be given
above stated ~ seetence to !he list ofp5ize It w
prizes to two hunr. MI of which have been select e
With great The jewelsy has been bought directly
Of the anuICtuY:E 1n1 Ia warranted ~ genuine. In
addition to opr own grand oEcheatIa, " haye en-
clly so TO make the ConcarI alone full equivalents
Ticfets ior sals ut lie ofee of the Great Western
Band. EIngsbuET Block, room H. at Jnllns gauet.s
store Clark street; BEuces Wholesale tawelzY
S Lsxe ~ s1ss II Sce
Persons rom the county wshng tickets VIII plcssa
Great Western Band. Bo1 I'LL, Chicago" who Will
forward tickets without dclay,
name board be seen at the store Of Julius Bauer,
% Clark street; other gifts at the stores OF Singer
Co. q Clark street: j. T. Bruce 1865 Lake street. {up
| stAtrs.) and Theo. Me.delson. E1 LIKE street.
The drawers Of Gifts In the country will have than
/ awarded hy e1press, unless otherwise ordered,
| The numbers drawing tho following Sits Will be
published IN the daily papers Immediately after the
! Gcncest
, 1863-06-23

4 RLINGTON, LEON AND
"a pOEE1KERB. HIEBTREIs,
Opera House, Randolph street. between the Msttasoa
-- and Sherman Houses.
s!!S 3!oSpAY t2 EVENING; jane "a an1 eyeEy eyenIng
SEASON. The slamese Twins: the Corkan Brothers :
eeectlopa from the Baliets Of La DYadorn; Dear
Daddy; Hen Convention. DC Tuesday. J9ne I'D,
benent q Wx. ARLINGTON. Friday, june 18th, Bene.
st8H O'clock r y MATiNEEon Saturday. Jana 93s6.
eos.s.hc:cE O'Clock P. IL -Admsalon Is cents.
CfSe0 4n0e OF nXe to Matinee only Is ceuts
'-LC3251W:5 r. s. DINGES3. AH't
, 1863-06-23

SNedenb0rgiau Convention.
The forty Fourth General Convention OF tho
New Jerusalem Church Of the United States.
was held in the Rev. Mr.. Benade's Church, In
Philadelphia, last week. In the absence Of
ReE. Thomas Worcester, Of Boston, the Pres
idcnt, Hon. ]. Young scammon, of this city,
Vice President, took the chair. Reports were
read from the yarious associations and iso1a.
ted societies in the country, all Of which went
to show that the church vas progressing
everywhere, md that the doctrines revealed
through Emanuel swedenborg were begin
ming to receive attention. Information was
received OF the establishment of the New
Church in San Francisco, Cal, and TINT tenn
Pile was about to be erected there for public
worship. The Convention voted one hundred
dollars in gold towards this object. Mr.
Holden, Of Adelaide, South Australia, gave
an interesting account Of the rise and pro-
gress Of the New Church In Australia, IN ab-
stract Of which Was ordered to be published
with the minutes.
The Convention adjourned, to meet again
at Washington On the second Wednesday In
May, 1864.
From C0rfn1h to Memphis.
The amy has abandoned the road from Cor
NTH to Jackson, and from the Inter place to
Grand Junction, and hare rebuilt the Mem
phis and Charleston road direct On the 18th
Inst, the first through train came from Men,
phis to Corinth under the Union rule. For
more than gear no through train had passed
oyer this formerly IMPORTANT road. We now
, 1863-06-23

rHERT d SAMPSON,
W 8 and = Dcarborn 1tree:.
s,se and sussrioF sssoEsmentos
sEC0ysaixD IND nE" rFRNrrERE,
Carpets, suver.P,ated war;, &e'' 49,
ar AUCTION

1 sfsss e II.
stonr sses,oons. .see sssor rt:nent Of Fa1nitase
&C.. eons,stnE SUITS w!'h snd V!sa ns ,as
feno psrf6ps III Mahogany Easy kta: and 9e.:
Chairs. Reeapsn nd Parlos Chalss MssolG b. sop
StooIa Hat Tfre Dak sie Rosrds. Dressing Rn7
Tete a-Tetes 7batnota, Ladies' Seceetarte. GhaMpat
StandE viii ia Washstsude. BsdsteAf1, Lounges
Aiatrcases. Fn1sts and Ingram Carpets Looklnz
Glasses, Phoparsoh Alb1nus &c.
tnre ham rsr roods o5 Two tn7nrs cnsnr Eat snts
e9n.hts q inc as.or Cnsmnss ~, a7a palngroon Fur
Chamber Cafrts, Stair do confostoFs. ras,heE Bella
P1low4 sntes, CURTAINS CIoess5y. Ghtn. Glasa Rich
pete bo1pi In Tnskay, With cEt edge and covrr rXa
flo.es yaxs: 9Th Globe Aao. sols7did sssoFk
pieces, sai1e'. Casters Table Forks: Fsbie aud Tss
spoors, Mug Cake RHakesa e: se ssse.aer with !
GtLBKET d SAMPSON.
, 1863-06-23

TIE drawers of gifis u re country VI hare them
TSs nuSsts s arasne te oHng s vi. o
published IN the daily papers Immediately after the
LIST OF PRIZES
1-c0ctaye Rosewood Plano Foste1arge round
corners three rows q moulding ou the
case, serpen.tae bottom. inlald nane- ,-o .
216etaVe ROSEWOOD Fisno aiEe round coz s
slSi1ssi CO.; Sewing Machine. ii ia ca6l: ~ 49," "
e. ssss aea e fs!agf ac6ac @
81 !ttEof aoii baaSts ass9s Finer
~ Eshteen @ fs:at ladies' i;oid Watch::..: ss9
81 EtRe silver Plated Tea Set. pteeeA-.+. 5oo9
i'll Ladies' Gold Watch. som
ri 9ss SiiVss HaaiisE Ss;s :..::: ~
III ss:5 F}stss s
1si1s gold Loeke's. each s13......... $Si9 ~
:; e;ss::E E;ss. E'sss 7$:::::: IS S
ss$-$ fiss osy9 brase1ets s::a tiS S:....:: m
sss7-s cstnuncla and Pearl Plus aid Dtops. ~ =,
flna dod Cluster Gents Pins. EACH
Eias odd Siasiisr skats fias. esss il; AZ
5s Flpe Gold Peas aud Pencils. each @le s9M 69S
ps sa eSe dsa Esss eP Ps 1t9sa ssh 0
fs tasRs ssR$ Seza ST. 0
5'i-5$ ssS S l1asa ae6isss. sses go: is5
LE-is Breakfast castors. . @........ lI@
125-W-6 Sets Table Forks 6.C0........ 800
81: 81: &ss}s R$ sRssss
FIX PhSstof7spd s9E Albums Ivory oinsnsns
1s1-sfs s,s6 6TfSsSstSSsis1h Albums: o1asasatsa: ns
FssssEisDs Albums. or1azsa;sa. ' ~
1853 = SPLENDID Ladies Wori boz. iniad.:. lis
1si- - splsndid Ladiss' Work ho1es tnlad. =, a,
1ss sgIsaaid Ladies' woifbcss;. iailsd.
1ss- Eie:ant FIN new wstsis....:........:....: sa
lic-l Elegant Fan. new STYLE ..............., $50
iii Amber Gilt sett Back and stde Combs... 1ooo
1s2-E3 Coral setts Back ana Side Combs, each .,ro
ISL Gi!s Drop Bacf Comb .,..:.:......:::.:: -
1875 amber DaeE Combs. each k5so....... $50
lSSH-6 Back al Combs, each Fa0o.. ........ 800
lsa--a Raised Cushions. rtch with ncata each =, !.
1os s Bssd Guslions sach ;6o 100
le5-I0-6 EmbrOldeted Cushions each $A,W. -. 2IgQ
The balance OF tho gifts Will boa 'unlou Eoyelopa,
containing Y sheets Of good Note Paper. II Easel-
opcs& Pen and Holder. &C., &C. .sn
above aG1Ss eIes toashs It oar esa6ssmeas as
regular Chicaso retail prices.
JULIUS pAuH1s-
JAMES BOLTON,
Agent foE Y Singer + Co.
I Tnko Il: e!;HSh HsvbELsox. Z s9
AT the close Of the Concert. the Gts will he drawn
N the presence Of tho audience, hy comnhtfoe ap-
pointed BY the audience to aupef1ue1d the drawlnE
Doors 9pen at 7. Concert to commence at *
, 1863-06-23

4 UCTION SALE OF A CHOICE
~ RESlDKNCE.-WMb be sold II pub1ic::sacttou On
WEDNESDAY THE 1sr DAT OF yuLY pro.tno
ats o'clock H. that splendid property at Cottage
Grove. known as the residence Of E. Il Hooper. Esg.
ted fronting two atreets and Within les than one
npn1Iea 5asts Of he terminus ct the Horse KAllnsd
hadare buis of t1s very best nater,als md Ia mod
S. s5n stJ'e, nad embrace II modern improvements.
large and Carefully selected assortment Of frnlt and
eanue trees exeEEreens, shruhbeTy flowers and sulan
nt the same line II desired LOT adjoining tho above
sn nn9a n Of N aFa
JAS. A. MARSH ALL Anctfoneer.
June % 1s63. Jt9i-g5i5-5t-NYxEH
, 1863-06-23


JAMES BOLTON,
Agent for l. II Singer i Co.
j. Fl. BRUCE s. co:
TfIED HENDERSON,.
At the close Of the Concert the CTS will b. drawn
IN the presence Of tho audience, hy counttoo ap-
pointed BY the audience to auper1uead the drawing
Doors open ut 7, Concert to commence It tx
O'clock. Tickets 81, lei ESQ 4w
, 1863-06-23
J RNE EST PR u ssh N G,
REAL ESTATE AGENT,

eON TLF. CHESTS TEAS.-A
f)VU fuu assortment ,neH xog Gree55 and
MaG .rah14 ~ r;nT iii xyAdel Of Young H3soA, HJsoN
FEiS. a1npoTdsf, InpeztAl. 1w1u1ay. oo1ons' &c.
az19rtaE and fgf gfasfEsoks, sfsp P1TkM HAHKEX. AZ q
, 1863-06-23

I'm BAGS COFFEE.-Rio, Mar
DOO aeaibo rad Costa R1ea. takr to ps1ms. A1zay:
nk Naeses '~ fARsoN PrTKM = HANKHY. ;.
aQ1tk Water &tTeet.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-02
BY TELEGRAPH

TO THE FREEMA.N.

Nkw YORK, Nov. 2 The Times Washing
ton dispatch contains the following
An experimental suit against the Hon. Simon
Cameron for alleged Illegal arrest and imnrson-
at Fort Lafayette while he was Secretary OF War
will come on for trial to morrow at Baltimore.
Maj. Gen. Butler has been assigned to the
command of the 18th army corps department
of Virginia and North Carolina, in place of
Gen Foster, who is ordered to report to the
Adjutant General. Circumstances Indicate tina
Gen. Foster will have com mand of The defences
of Washington.
The Orange Alexandria Railroad is In run
ming order to Warranton junction.
Gentlemen just arrived from Richmond say
that the retel Government is seizing all the
boots and shoes IN that city for Lees army,
which is about barefooted.
Two of the Hera.d's correspondents were COB
bled up by Mosbys guerrilas near Gen. Meade's
headquarters.
The Times Army of the Potomac dispatch of
the both says, on the railroad, the rebel advance
pickets are near Bealton while with our right
we hold Sulphur Springs. Our lines advance
some distance every day, but slowly and eau
tiously. As usual the army is tied to certain
limits, and until the railroad is rebuilt it cannot
advance much further. This work accomplished,
it can move on again until Lee makes another
flank movement.
What pity it is that the army could not be
r, lieved from the defence OF Washington for a
few weeks In two weeks time, were such the
case, the nation could boast of having the care
of two capitals, instead of one, as now. There
is no truth in the statement that the rebels have
destroyed the railroad south of the Rappahan-
mock. They will undoubtedly destroy as we ad-
vance, as to delay seems their present policy.
The World 8 army Of the Potomac Dispatch
of yesterday says there has not been any firing
on our front for the last three days, The army
is located in an excellent position on its line OF
supplies. 1t is known that Lee and Meade are
both maneverlng for favorable positions, but
,he opinion prevails in military circles here thai
Lee will not risk battle cut sde of his entrench
ments on the South side OF the Rlpldan, which
can be held by small force against great
army, which will leave him at liberty to send g
| purt of his forces to flank the attacking party
and compel it as before to fall back North o
! Rappahannock, or even at Centrevil
The Guerrilas are bold and active in the rea
OF our army.
The steamer Forest City, with GOO conscripts
arrived at Alexandria to-day after rough pas
sage of tour days. The steamer lost her reck
oning in the fog and steamed six hours below
Cape Charles. Most of the conscripts wer
sea-sick
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-02

THE BRooKFIELD RoBBERY.-We learn that
a family named Fuller, of West Brookfeld, are
now on trial for stealing the g. 400 from Mr..
Braley, some weeks since The family includes
a father, mother, and three sons. Portions OF
the money were found on the persons of all
these-except one of the boys, who is desc ter
from the 9th Vermont regiment, and has now
made his escape to Cana da-and also upon the
person of the wife of one of them. bottle
was found in the cellar containing about $500
of the stolen money and the cover of the
trunk which contained the money at the time
il was stolen, was found near their house
Some 5000 or $500 Of the money only, has yet
been recovered.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-02
Farm for sale.

n Ayire b,en dulJ 4unorz ID ny the ffooae ooa.t OF
II son Conn y s.t n; rst' estate OF fhllp
ate OF Gaia s. ie,4aset, coasi tiag OF H. ores OF
good land lying in body in HI souh part OF Calais
md od state II Guilty ton It up good buds
ngs &c sugar orchard OF Ioi trees win use
and god rum, ng wafer 1t house and nsrn
III apovs properly viii be sold Immediately for cash.
o. par ''' LUTHER coNvERss, Administrator
Calais, OCT. 10, 1883 ~ %mz'
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-02
Testimonials to the VafWe of
Laughing Gas.

MONTPELIER, Oct. II. 1883.
Having witnessed the effects Of the OF Nitrous oxyd
Gas the extracting Of teeth by Dr. j. NJ Comegys take
pleasure in stating that think it one of the greatest I'm
the the application OF science Tor the
relief OF pain. Its regard far preferable to that Oh
Ether or Chorotorm while the eef from pain is just as
entire as that Of Ether it is free from mos
depressing inhuer that often How their use com
mend it's use as safe entire relief from pain to those
wish have teeth extracted and ever retain pleasing
associations connected with the operation.
W H II. RICHARDSON, N. D.
DE-, JONI NJ. Corners.
Dear Sir Having witnessed the effect OF the
Nitrous Oxyd Gas administered by for the relief OF
pain in the extraction CT teeth, fully concur in the
statement above made by Dr. Richardson.
further state that this Gas has long been known 70
scientific men, and has been administered by Pro-
fessors ard Lectures! in all Colleges Jas pleasant
nd amusing experiment More recently, 1t has been OK
tensvey used by Dentists in various parts OF ire oouh-
try res OF pain in the extraction OF teeth no IN
Jury from is having been reported. lhaSe no
hestancy in saying that believe to be the saiest ano
best agent at TO The Profession Tor Fehuer
Ing the system ensibe pain under dental or surs
| cal operations. - ,,,,.,,,.p n
| Bartan VI Oct. 81, 1868
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-02

Ur Members OF the Legislature, and others IN want oil
nice OVAL FKAHE ter Photographs at reasonable price,
are requested call At AcDonalds Picture frame Rooms
Head Of Street, C. Fmerys Furniture store
where they cannot help nndng frames to suit Also
good supply CT the Union card frames for card Photo
graphs
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-02

HIRING SUBsTlTUTEs.-John Carter Of Concord,
N. H, was on Friday brought before Justice
Gilman of 81. Adams, charged with attempting
TO hire substitutes for men drafted in another
state, and was bound W. In default of bail he
was committed to Jail.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-02

SINGING SCHooL.-Mr. James Whitney has
made arrangements to open a class in vocal
music IN this village, about the middle of No
vember Terms and all other particulars will
DO given in few days.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-02

Hon. JoHN HUTCHINSON, Secretary Of DaS o.
ia Territory, is stopping a short time with his
friends at West Randolph. For year he has
been acting Governor Of Dakota.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-02

EDWIN B. SAFfoRD, Esq.,-has been appoln-
ted Postmaster at West Rupert in place OF 10
mas W ilder, Esq resigned
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been recovered

L. c. Redington cashier of the Passumsic
Bank, St Jobnsbnry, having gone West to
spend the winter, his son Lieut. f d. Reding-
ton, has been appointed cashier pro TEN.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-02

New YORK, Nov 2. The steamship China
from Liverpool, Oct Oath, via Queenstown the
25th, passed Cape Race at O'Clock Saturday
evening.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-02
OBJ pailp @lttman.
MONTPELIER, NOV. 2 1868.

SUPREME CoURr.-The General Term OF the
Supreme Court Of this State, commences lite
session here, Tuesday of this week
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Farm for sale.

THE Subscriber wishes TO sell his farm, shused IN ths
road lead OK from Montpelier 10 Hardv Oh said faru.
eontnin acr.s Of I'd smooth land, about Ii sores o
ood lane 100 sugar trees good dwelling house barn
sheds and buildings, Eeou mt sprins ~ 81
In ths tous aud y-ri ~iis also sell FAY stee.
and tar o tools II desired. LAsi nALI
Asstpe!isx. W., 0sI IL 1873 tN'
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-05-02

DER Rse tss Rauisslees 1T sabltar ~ 'resne
3sit innsrbab s~~ansis Salre', NAG eonstn'ens
hss aauIsrs. 'psnn tic 3,6len ~ V1'se"' p''
9abr iGbrliH Surausss3ablt wsresn:
Die 3in'en bic sum 1. Stunt 1868 isuttn am
SAGE bss 8erfauFs bssabli wsrbsa.
Wer|onen, wstue Qano faufsn ant hentn An'
heyf 8ssbs Tsrunsserbeiten esmabt babsn. baesn
ssm Giosntblmsr b~srielbsu BEN abaIl4assnssn
8c.t bsg @srbsNruussarteiten gu t%risat'tas bic
cine oGlite fur 3sit nes gsrtaufs une tsn Ntf
IN 6 MpHatsn, netH 3iaim gu Z p.eafnt per
SkHr.
ODER antaut, hafeltee belhapiet bat. - lou ee1
abaelbdb.e Wertb bes 51atsas sun BEN atse-
5bSsten Msrtt Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. abse'
aoasn weresn unp msan Der 8e.rsbnsr ees eanesa
Ssr RGufer III. 10 tuirp Der Bttras sts Sdaetn'
her Raufiumme btuausefi8t.
Asin Qanp ieG fir ipenissr ais hsu ab8el9aS'
ten Wertb s~ertarft psroen.
Saufstlo, aablbar in 9artssls uNs sessal, ssn'
bsr"-Wqten.
Gtas. 81 e5Irath
Gpmmi]Fsnsr Der Staats- eaabs1Fee,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-05-02
Me,p- Norf naA ct. saul serfeet.

Meip. 9 orfs na@ est. saul Serfeet,
SIN SitsreITe ser srrben @Dnneri6aft i,iner Sir.
ma brt 5r. M. Nusrsa9 ~unlansf bic srpBsu
8asare fir Guenspaa,en III Ter Welttabt Nep-
gerf ksludt unb baso saOnie unb Meuefe bsin,.
eebradt, pelaes has 8ennerause zines 10 eeutten
Embellishments nur 3u entbeden sermo9ee. &c
iInttt i'm Musenblid her unaus her beliebts,,
5aneluns in ibr neues ,2ofal, ben .pra9iseu
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f9lo(rn il; ttin Dpfer 5u ilasutu, I'M no mSS.
LID nit i9rsn altsn gtrrdtben gu rdamen.
Musoerfauf in Gnserina u. Cos,
poftip nur fit apei Mutsn!!- SSn Sneeripu
u. GO's @ture esidebsn esoBe Dinss! Die berr-
ltditen Waaren in ibrer gran9e gebsu bort nit
8lisesidneaisfeit in bic 5anbe Der f9Snen Riu-
f%erinnen iitsr, unb 3err 81. W4abler tann Bel
aler @epanstbeit faum tsn uusebulbie 5arren-
beu entlpre9en. Rein Wuneer, no su SEEN ycrf-
preilen serfauit mir. Mber, mobleenertt, nnr
pdbrene Der fur3en Spanne 3eit ron 2 Bc9en,
Die idcn tbeilptiie oerlridm lup. Nllo raid bic
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has Nabers, ueribe Dameu, iebea Sic letblt bic
prrdnserte Nnaei9e Ter 5trrn 5nserioa n. .Gp.
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ibren DrYgopb~9 tere fir biz DamenmeIt Der
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hsm fe, UNI neuen Maarenl.ubuneen YlaB gu
" BEN Neutrality-suspicious. preiien
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