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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-27
23ir bofien, 8ifhpf Grace pirb raj

GSir boffen, Sifdpf Grace pirb tal~
ielts tbun. ~ Su Mswart, Nem = SerlsY FAM es,
tpie in aussrn Staoien tereitS III blutisen &C.
na!ttbatigfeitsn ets.n GuroQirunesteamte; unb
nament!id maren CO SrIan:er, pslde lid eiSu YER
isissU Iisbsa. AnstiatS etsier Gage her Dinse
purts tenn AM 5cuntae rrr odt Sassn in alen
NSmil4 fa.beli(dsn airben tsr Gtatt auI Sc
Tsbl con WiI@rf SapItY Urn reu Osilliden cine
Nrtis N~srlsisn, III msldsr zen NngebDrigsn jencr
STRIDE ssr Natp eribeitt trirr, ter Gnrpliruua fsi>
men WIesrltaNe III leilen. GS lei cas- @eleB rts
Sanbes, Fem ieeer fatbrli}ds Gb,i}t sebor9c1
mi1s. Die 2su!s lcQ,en lb tes9a[b tsreitwinis
fiissn uus auf ate iere pcrssesm 5raesn tsr
Mahtbtit set,eu autwsrtsn.
Wsnn zine yon Der ct. PAUL Vrs}s furs|i6
aus9eiprclenen, atsr pis mir bcFsn uns elauteu
untsBritntste @tiardtuus, RAP Urn @sitsu unle-
rsE irlanriiden BssDlfsruus aud eli, Veriuh te~
atlIdtist spsrer> ben Mabreseln fir RE :3ibuna
sepaIt lam Witerfaub gu l~tiltu, lh witsr Ct.
warten tspabrtsi!sn iOate, 70 pures la Yil6uf
Grace sin wabrce 0ertienf nm cos Qanp, mit
namentIid UNI bic ar,nen Qeute islblt e~v,rsrtsu,
rstn sr esm b9&it eibmlidsn Beilpiels bes Yi~
i4efs 8ailsv fe!stt, une cine g%rmabnuns ppn TN
4anssln in feiner GiIesle ~prrleIsu lisbs. Ias
potriotii4e WUst spu bsilissr Statte Wiires biz
tsufilhen 5ebsrsien elmer AT bic WerrGtbsr yer.
tauftea Sueas-prele unb bic ginIu1eyuneen Be-,
Stnrlinse Der Girfelrtiter 3u gaanss MAIDEN.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-27

Der critic Dcrfud, aud in Minuslota
ben plaumabiBcn @ieertaub aeeen tie Musfub-
runs hes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES su %Yrctiren> ii &C.
madt ,uorten, uab fit ben %intsratbmer niAtsum
8tfeu absslaufea. Natirlih .par aud in ticls1,
Vale eas uns'iitlibe Opfe Der Mufbtstrei ter
Nupisrldlarssn sin SrlGnbsr. yatrid griffin,
ein Giuwrbuer Son Dafota~gcunty, lu!det oeH
GaruairunBsbeamtsn,. 81 81. Ibomplcn nisper,
fat esmltItsn BIT grassr au tsontmcrtsa, bic sr
i'm, s~crge!sst, wiro fir bisfss Vrot@en lcyaler
araftIbung Sefbaftet uro ioate an Sersanssneu
Innitae ppr ssm gereinistsn Chatting cmMil-
liensr S. 81. Garbrspsi tin gerbEr bst.bsn.
Das Suteu1e, welbt5 Der auBsrcrpentlibsJal
sem1brh bate sin srpbss putlstam anselcdt,
untsr ssm nnHeutltR yatrid farE p~esiretsn lPar>
aas;n tsr Yrpeeb purcs, neil Der DtFricannalt
anesrpsit tel4aftiot mar, rsridetm. patrid
wirs trob {siasr wobrbaf'is.n 3sussn 'bns 3wsi>
fsl aspaer ~nsEsfn! eab fr eiHt l4lf4ts spsen|a'
tim sealaWt:
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-27
8eteu hilft.
MiIbberaie pare Elm nctler Braasr

Wilbber;ie parb ein ncbler Srausr
@sribrt BON unlrtr Setle Irauer,
unp iGidte has erbetnt NaB,
~" Hums1er s1". ein 8an3es TaB.
Mie tpar Elm 8ierle jtmals fsiusr.
60 lei bsnn, saB bic 4errn uGateintr"
Nw aSadnAd4 hsim Qatsrntnli@t
Mca was MrartsrsS sttrit0t.
Werei! 8en1bereus, madrer 8rausr.-
Stun fsblt bios nr9 bas &sssnfRauer.
M4 litber @ott< trSnt gu bic Saat>
Wie Ben BERG Vns aeir9n!et bat.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-27
9emfTDe SauG
SprI
Wit(ius Bros, & Dunbar, ST Vau(,
(Srihsr G ~ ~ oH"

Wittlus SEos. & UunOnr, 81 p0ut.
Griihsr & +" ~ "H"
ct. pan, m,une,o.,
Aui Ter oafn iibrigen Brauben bes gcnFoefnSf,
!se nteilett tp1r unisrc tsirnnere 4ufmsr.(amfe
benz ge.faurs Hpn
Ac9ietn ovf Deutiblanb,
lepie aal Die SaAptplase 0rant:eias. GuoIduts.
pef Sn'peI5 urb Der Ser. Staaten unb t~raGIresl
'o"'sF "nosTH auf1el8ensssurcrGiiGe SGulsry
NanczMarront6.
mstuhtsrer t4rtTtilten Uarantie auf usbesrtn,te
5ftSfrisneH, IberEfDmsn bic
Ssse9ulsg Don @apitaIien
III 1raHsc'gsnthnn rbsr esgsn SntsreGsr, ouf
esls 99p'tbeinriibs@ i9erteit bsIoT.
Se5abluu9 poa Taren
III 1eosm 2ps1ls urlfrfs Gtaatea, faufsa uub sat-
."ATs9 orb uno fre1nbe Miuaen, sablsu bic
philadelphia, Ct. 2cHts &c.
Aubsbure, g. e. @ch0,(e,
SH's!i, gafanant u. S.
Setl'a, NngaIt II. WSagentr,
Bremen, ouherinn :, r.
HaNtl, @ttriieer @feiFcr.
Spb!eni QfpnoIb GSi;otn
RDlf, QenhnJn GsI;orn..s
99tan!l"''p @', =. IT, ). be NsatSiTe,
os'PSe, bre9e II. Go..
Svnssa. Nnien SanF Of Qonb1a,
Sus..asHt9' > Nerl1Eg Ii. &c.,
i Wn;Hnaps'", W 3 Iabsneure u. GSbas.
@ 81, SdG,tec<.'
Ma'n'sFe> tecnboro Ralb,i
En'lst @rdsr6 Il. &C..
SShsbsats, Nenouarb he 9uIfsre,
5risr. g7cserrnnn - Go'
~o's"' j.. .. Starnes Ii, G..
Wir bsfdafsn bic
gtnsisbun9 opn G}sIoeru
III europa ute ~fsrtigsn bic bier3u erferseylf&sn
papterts ais:
WpQlnadten,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Ip~otsnjheine ,c. ssfba
III, 'srcNr9sn btrsn Wutti0fsit un5 ~beIcrasa bic
soniHIar''bs SselaAtisune rsr}sIhen; ispis out
Iu5;abluua son geipern
N Isosn1 Ibeils DsutIdlaues uus ter @npeia
sHest' Gtr Den 0cSsngsrtb ber bel unS f;uafs
saplten Sftrageoen, lsIbit in beu eutleasnaen Srts
ipa1tsr ipr9asaesu gmpfdusssn s~oNenfrsi ms
5ous isnssn ta|en~
gaila9eI6eins'
5lr useertabrt BON 8reuen nab Mep-0prF in
Sess!l0sNfst nueia GanpfItifeu bes 81 orb
GlpYb," |cpis sur Rsi{c zpu
"a m uad5 Nsp~gcyf In GdmpfbBteu bcx
- N bnsgsr Q ampffgiffabrts.8 S.
'sl'19aTt" ssrfaufsn pir suserak~
seIsgtsn Vrsi1sn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-27

~Nns fie beerNPen eiuep 37sten.a-
Sn Camp pePs s~|eispttt hR yer rem Naftru@
ssr Grrepition spr Rur;em D~olesntse: Bti &C.
ran(pfssim Grrnimsltlans Tclet' Gin 9aeuftn @oIra.
k:n !ansIouaen @aristts gum fsisr'i@en 4ott ess
zrh!snmar{Gss elmer 8aPgs, rcP sfa'bsi'sssnas 2
Jfnsrisasln nns pasrl fI5srp, Wsr piEo esnn
bssrotet, 2 Gin RTitssr. etn biz SneiansrFuasl nie-
esrseIdmsttsrt. cher tSles 8ister rem blaNen Sob
in bic Mrms esfibrt2 M& nein !! @as bier ,,ben
Nes aues 6lsildes" 8sbt, it Elm 5auten ssrdu~
dsstes @awsinsNeil&, neIGsa, tsnDirmern BE-
rsits CUR Yeutt eewpresa, spr grte bsasttst pirs
sum Aei9eu, taB IS gu faul il, I'm, IL pen Ra'
ssn scr @pteatsn perlsnft sN >perssa. ptsTa
Grerts leste Der @esrsisuns feline 5inbsrAiht
in ben Wse, upb sieie wirb pcbl pabip stpirft
babsu, hab ter @plsai isinm Rattnfrab untss
BEN Namsu pca RaudFsifd msbr ab<.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-27
Blunt 8ertouf,
ct. Saul GiAemtDus,t.

1915 fir zine Got so tei $50 5ub> in Der NaG-
bar1&aft bsr 5adipn uno 10. S:rabs.
Gin Sttin- Store better Ila7e, in Der 3. Ctr.
@iu Got IN M;uneIata. @ttaBe, nabe Ger 3ten,
j.. nstlt 0stGuoe.
8 Rwsi % obnbau{sI $500 ieees.
Zine }bSpe Got 66 tei2O0 Sup NIT e!ns'n el't-
,tin 8aumwqtplrn.
misc SIN Genry NC. Tsnfp,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-27

$, 2noI &aD(or
1T 10 eten BON New ycyt s%nradeetebrt
ano empfan9t jsBt feline Vrubiabrsz
une Scmmeroorrdtbe son Waa<
re1'> 9stauft mabyeno beS lsBtsn ypanie,"
ano %horunter TieIe bel Der nlegtsn Nuftipn"
in iener 5taet.
Gr fam uno wirb iie aufoaS
Bluig1te oerfauftn.
Wir mplen bic Waaren nidt init Wers
lult oerFaufsn, otsr Ca mir le niebrie ems
ReFauft baben, 70 lInc mir ent19IcGen, unz
lern Euucen zen Nugen tappn baben au
lai1en.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-27

3u xaEatoreu fit bic gum gesfauf austr-
1ebenen 2aueereien Der Winnebaso : Nsierpaticn
lnb BIT Germ &. p. GRAMS ocn Garren Gitp,
Blue Garth Co., 6. 81. Marnsr BON gbasfa,
Carver &c., uns 2bcmas ron @a(biNatqu 60.
srnannt trprben.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-27

Gpmmer arrangement
Neue Yofo+'~~- * C.
Detroit ii M~siliuaufie- GiSenaabus
in Ierbinonns mi, ten
yieuen uao 1aSneu SeeomzD enpfI0ifea
.vDe1rDit" uns nWitwaufee".
Dag DampfidiH vMilnaHEse", Cant sSaias1bes
osrIabE nen IoG hi Hu6s bon MilhautsesG trnbs
| ieesn Mprseu prdciIe ) vbz (SanutGgs ansgc~
| nommen) une ltstt nit ben glisnbnsn-3 UAsa ieg
Tstrpits une Wiiwagsse-, Great Wete:n- uns
Nen+yprf Central ai[~Japab IN blrsfse1 g}sg~
~bineuns.
alutunfs in Riasara 6aGa 4 abr Msygsas,
&lbans 4 ,br Natm..
Rsp-gorf 9 ubr 30 aR. a5ts.
@sItpn 12 ut- NaGts.
Das Gampi,aiH r1strcit@, Capt. Mes5sitts
oerldst ZEN Drd Der Detrsit> uno Milpauts,a
Giisnhba-gs. Naamittaes 4 1lbr (sonnfass
ausasnpmmsnl.
@nEuuTt in Cs,roit 7utr 30 ~. mo,e.s
Snap. Bridge 5 nbr Nbsnss,
Altans d utr Mcr9ens,
Nsp yerf 10 ntr IS 81. Msre.a
Bolton 10 ubr 45a Milt,
p~aGase>Sils.s: sia Ssasl" pesr Iampflp,n
nod 8rsmsn, 5an.burs, 6aSrs, aatsssresn, &e'"
srrans. qipsrprp! &C. pexasa in per 2fFes sss
Grmpesnis ~psrfaut,.
paausts fir ;sAsns ssRfn an bst 0sEtSit uns
Mlilwauiss : gisasasa s~fissensEt D!as assesa
psoysss uNa s;Aie t%sTpresrt.
Wan seidae Jyatt: Via D. & M r
Giels grnpaanis ~bsfaresrt 0saa, su bsbsaicns
ssriusrrsn Yrsiien, fdnslsx uao T9srer, as ito
seno cine ansese DeFsaiaaf.
DHfFes i1 MiImaut;s 5oU OitpaNssbraSe~
q. Nssnlstsl eaHua,
J, 9uaiugR eaius, generai~sessat.
8. 8. IS titman,
ssileaasr 8sssh fir fen Wetsn.
d Insssaa Sarbts, m,r,
a.. Mi4lam 8essass 49,
Q.W. Uyeemans J 4as"tAS"
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-27
1tuiern beittn 6lufmunid cen, fbelsr

Grccrppral Scispb MeYsr, gen. rpfefenmsier,"
bonn 4ten Nesinsnt. Derlelbe bat bic Courage
atbabt> Nb gu stnsM gessusetmsatt rev, 12tsn
lpuilaua, bel YidstHtsb ~setstn, vssiebsn gu
|a7sh unb ;tpar mtt>ts:m @anse' sinss 2ten gisu-
t.n,tnts.' gu bsimislbtn Nesimshts wuresn ssr~
itbt: @pltat MlGsr sra Comp. a." uae Com.
Suseant 8rrnn bon 81. %" ~eteufals ais &,
pno >pretrly Bartlett als f~oFteiV.
gisntsnan. %.xVieftnmsie." f@teitt uns utter
ess 1otsu s(s. giasturst netf gs'asuns pitt
III wsnistn 5assn unisr istn. Das Bpmtarts'
i,ent mdbrt Iag unb Nadt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-27

3. &SdttDn 14Scbb, II.
Ma9fplser pon Wal1tr So. Wstt,
Gn3rcs : 6dneler
in
yrem6en Weinen, 8rdnbie8,
Gins etc.
Gosnac 9renbY,
NpGt0e BrautY,
Samaiea unp ct. Groir Sum,
9uadne. Sin,
Seoth @biefey,
Jeirer alter Bourbon WbisttY.
9raseu uno Nonunaabela Wbistp,
Stb Queens port,
8urSunt.Y rrt,
1einer alter Sbtrrp Wein,
Mabera,
@tpitt MHl.,
Qcncpn Yorter,
Mssss {taumrneeru u. nidtld Gunenter Cat ,mba,
Gatapba Brandy,
Erate'S @atapta II. plantation @ittere.
Da it cine DeitiQer;e bti meinem @ejA1fte
'hats, 70 fam i'd oro;ndre uno biuiee @cseen- u.
9curton Wbistsps ,u ben nieerisitea Baarprei'
fsa iieisrn. s. nation Wtbb If.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-27

Ey unfere sertbr.e Qtier uao Qsierinusn
psueu nitt seree1en, baB mprstnstn 9cnntas
int unicn-part fppsbl mis i'm Jertuna- @erstn
Gcnasrt itin mirb.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-27
Wlr baben cine eroBs Muspabl Dos
&leiScr 3euaeu

Sp
&lei>er 3eu9eu
nra 12aGt. aul warts.
Ge1idte &ra9ens son t5G>-$3,OO
&%entudY Scans, 70 nieeris als 40G.
S5iy batsn
G6wor6e Geibenfcfe,
Negel1< unb GpnneniWirme,
9(e*e1te gebrudte Gtpfe,
lebr bibIhe Wlulter~
'SbQwls II. MQntel,
Qanolnube un0
Gtrunpf-gWQnreu~
Sn @cbleiAtsn Wuelinsn, Oetye;ftsn
Sbirtine5. Iids, Gottcnabes unc allen
anosrn Stefsn fit cen sewSbnsiden Ss>
parf t5nnen wir
aubeteysen1li6e 8ortbeile
tteten, Ausn> rie beim Stld prsy bsi ret
SUE tanfen molten,
g d W q G,
@dwarse une Janey galmire ". Cat
ttRets fit W}aansy une Rnoben.
Wanne1le Don aaen Mrtsn.
~, ~ IN 800,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-27
Gpnpitpreieelhdft unb
Sce<GreQm 9olpDn
3. G. 3irfelbab,
BE Straes uuterbalb Day u. Ssnfs
Oruanpre,

AGe Wrtsn ,,Ganty" unb 3uderuerfs in gn-
sros. unn Detotl'gsrfauf ltsts Dcrrdtbis gu ben
b~iuislten Yreilsn.
Au6sn nit Der fdVnlttu Ger;ierun4 msresn auf
Be(teauns nab pen ssitsn Tsgs!n Der Stunt an
s~ffsrlist.
Detoilpsrt1uisr wsrtsu Nit ofen in has Gcnbi.
t%c.siesidait itlagenesn Mrtifsln anf taf 8ilialfs
psr1eben. SC. 3irfelba6.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-27

IAN Der &t0ne.''- u M'eoAst' upe
man su iiastsn ttAIsst,. ii, III Ger @ohs %1ssn". gin
s:~iusisisr SdpeItr in 81. gtttr fapftesi 6rlb'
laatbar lit ssH ssnaaattn g~ouHtits 5000 Qfuns g.
f4sOrenu @eat. Sur nsa einnal - sitl Fne
gisferunessontraets atsef@lr(sn uns 1000 Yfuns
tppurben BON gsutsn an Ter 6innebaso- Wssn'u'
aufs.faufs. psstsi pit PsAn spinnraS nF' Wft'
aanbli1
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-27
Asyojeft e{ncs Gifgubabn&uune(s.~

NYoieff eines GifEVba6n{unnels.-~
Dit &innttapolis Sne &sssr>Yadtv. eil.nbotn~
eomrasnaiiss, berth %:sabnIiais tsi' MeabrM iitsr
Ser: Winatioalsb ssDt, sscaess iriibss bitten
tsetr8aps mittgle Hrst 100 dug bobsr pridtaAA
pswsrffeuissn, wsl9s bic AIsinisisit CON 600
900 Tgnars sefe(st baten wiires. 9ei nabsrsr
BsRutiguna ess 5srrains iubcfsa bat f& sras-
ben, Rap bic @slsufaaft nit iprsr gatn untsr
ttm Jlu7e u,ittsls tiues Iurntls sisl tiQiees
psstcmmsn fanu, ais uber bsmieben mittela
elmer Bride, uue 10 ipq ssua ai&ts @sriussrte in
sDtrtt {tia, aif fiSsn 400 8ub lansfnEunnel ~
sfabtns eeHsn qipsane in ben wei&eu Saueasin
fsls TA In Der Nabs Der MrVnuaa bss ssfri
! Stan. 9!esle bsFueet unb til ant MilViipps-llit
! III b.r Nate b.s alttu 8i1&tpfs manett.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-06-27

6sr uumfit Tidabursb,
10. SUM- 1863.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-05-01
approved March %, 1852

An ACT relating to divorce.
r. Enacted by ne SENATE House Of Representatives.
IN Legislature assembled, as follows
sgcros Chapter sixty OF the Revised statutes Is hereby
amended by adding the end Of the second section tefe
CURED, resided In this state ,,-,,
Seer . The said chapter further hereby anehdsd py uu
@ - The end Of The fourth section thereof the words following
t. wit and the alleged cause for divorce wll deser
ton or Abandonment such deserton or abandonment coht
ned far m. term Of three without reasonable cause anu
without intent the part Of the beiiant thereby TO procure
divorce shall be held sufficient cause Tor divorce ana tne
op or has continued less term imam three
years the may exercise discretion as 10 decreehs
divorce I'm view Of all the facts proved In the case
sEcr g. The said chapter further amended oy aduhg al
ter the words trial. in the eighth section the worus-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-05-01
PUBLIC LAWS OF THE STATE OF MAINE.

First-They shall be thoroughly devoted to
ing teachers for their professional labors
secondThe Of study shall include the common Eng
branches thorough reviews and such Of the higher
especially adapted prepare teachers
duct the mental moral and physical education OF their pupils
methods Of government instruction. shall pronnen,
place in the daily exercise Of said schools.
schools while teaching the fundamental
truths christianity great principles morality
Eed by statute shall be free from all denominaonai teach
ins open persons different religious connections
srcr 3 The shall guided locating said
schools by the following considerations:
Frst-The size and condition Of the buildings.
SeconiThe character Of the community and healthfuness
% the location.
Third The mean. Of access by railroad otherwise
f5urhFacltes for obtaining board aud cost Of the same
FhENtcut and character Of library apparatus and cabt-
nets offered for use Of said schools
sSth-opportuuity for experimental model schools.
The Of study shall occupy two years with
vacaons and together with the terms Of admission
shall be by the superintendent Of Schools subject to
the approval Of the governor and council. =,
Seer. Any students who shall complete the course of
study prescribed and otherwise comply With the regulations of
the school shall receive diploma certifying the same
SECT G. Applicants for admission said schools shall be
years d females aud seventeen If males and
shall signify their intention TO become teachers and shall come
under obligation Ia for at least
they receive the diploma mentioned in section five,
after they shall have graduated and on conditions
shall received without charge FOR tuton each pupil shall
pay dollar per for incidental of the school
seer. said schools shall be put IN operation IN August
hundred and sNthree, or as soon thereafter as the
necessary can be made therefor due notice OF the
in the public newspapers that section Of the state in which
said eyeay located four weeks at least before the
scr To sustain said schools during the period of five
years four half townships Of the public lands are hereby a
propratcd the 70 be sold Ia whole or III part at such
times and such shall be deemed best by the gov
and council acting as board Of trust and mapags
the premises and before these lands sa be sod hey sha
advertised months in newspaper IN Bangor Augusta
and Portland aud then sold at public auction 70 me ghes.
and he ayas Of such sales shall be deposited IN the
treasury to the credit Of the normal school and thus ere
SECT Q It shall he he duty superintendent c0-
mon schools superintendent OF the normal schools to
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-05-01

An ACT for the establishment 81 normal schools.
WHKREAs The Of public education are suffering by
l-as5H 81 incompetent teachers and
WHEREAS Normal schools have proved in other states very
mean, of furnishing teachers better qualified f9r their
Be II aacted BY the aud House of RePre'atatttt
~ Ltzitk4fune assembled as follows.
Three persons whom thu governor anI council
appo t shall constitute commission 10 make the neee'-
AIRY locate, subject 70 the approval OF the
.veuo council normal schools one IN the eastern a
the part Of the state at such places As VII
lest sui, the public convenience pr0uded that the citizens 81
places the Of any institutions there existing
v furnish without expense the state suitable buildings Tor
the hundred pupils for the term o. al @
i've year, provided that such locations shall not be WITHIN
~ limits u any incorporated city. 49,,
SCR said schools are established for the purposes and
hail be conducted upon the principles herein set forth
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-05-01

~ AcI to char eighteen Of the Revised Statues
ti;ias Ways
To Il snartd by the Senate aud Hoae Of Reprsscntgtit'
90 Leg4I4l.r. bicf, as follows.
section xf-4ae chapter eighteen Of the Revised Statutes
hereby by adding said section the following At
auy such action the court may motion Of either
party Of the premises, To Wit the highway town
v ceway bridge where the defect want Of repair IS
alleged to whenever appears that such view may
materially aid IN a clear understanding of the case.
Approved March IS, 1855.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-05-01

An ACT to Increase the efficiency Of the militia.
BE II enacted By TIE Senate and House Of Rprsssnfafrt
an LEGISLATURE assembled, as follows
The governor n-chief with the advice and
Of The council hereby authorized organize compa
Lies, regiments and brgades Of militia, and by general ana
special make such rules and regulations for their con-
troll discipline aud equipment be constta
na necessary which rules and equations shall have the
parts the statutes inconsistent herewith
are hereby repealed.
approved March %, ls63l
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promoted the rank Of commissioned officer otea as he
AN get information.
sEcr L. parts Of neousisten, with this
are hereby repealed
Saer l. This shall take elect lie first day Of April
teen hundred and sxtyhree and the Of state
copy Of this the clerks # the
cities and plantations Of this state within thirty
lays from its approval by the governor.
tApproved March =, 1850
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-05-01
Approved March %, 1893 }

An chapter hundred and thirysis Of the
public acts Of eighteen hundred and Stytwo IN relation TO
interest money.
Be il enacted By ths and House Of RPrssentatts
Legislature assembled as follows
SECTION Chapter hundred aud thrysX Of the pub
acts Of eighteen hundred aud sixytwu is hereby amended
By striking out the promised wherever it occurs.
Sgcr No action back asuous interest as aa-
hozed by chapter shall be maintained unless commenced
4tn one year from the when the Of action
crIed
s,r This act shall effect when approved by thu
rrusr.
fApproved March IS, ls63)
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-05-01

~ ACT additional to chapter foy-ssyen Revised statutes
relating to receivers Of banks.
BE- It enacted By the Senate and House Of Representatives.
~ Legislature assembled, as follows:
Any surety in a given by receivers OF bank
chapter foy-seyen, secnn xtyoue Of Revised stat
the supreme judicial court order
the county where appointed may be Dis
4geI c0nseung thereto, from all liability io
subsequent any prior breaches thereof and the
discretion require bond with sufficient
.uretes To be given, o be approved by the court.
approved March IS, 1851
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1863-03-27
From the Rnppnhnnnock.
NEW Y0RK. March 25.

i New YoRK, March Is.
Tho Times Washington dispatch contains
the following
Refugees who arrived within our lines yes
terday confirm the statement that the rebel
army il falling back from fredericksburg
Nand are being massed in the defence near
Richmond. They represent tina. the entire
force left Mt fredericksburg on Saturday night
to have been only 5000. They also confirm
% tho news that the gun making machinery
and ordnance stores are being rapidly removed
from Richmond into Georgia that the with.
drawal Of families from the city has fully set
IN, and that the sales of property are being
forced to ruinOus extent.
They also state that the acknowledged loss
sustained in the recent thrashing that Aver
i'll gave them. was between 400 and 500 killed
and wounded Among tho killed was COL,
Lagrange Of North Carolina. ..I I'd
The rebel guerrillas came again to-day
down on our lines Mt Chantilly, and made u
fent of attack. Seventy of our cavalry
dashed ut them chased them mile or 80 till,
in passing through wood. they received q
flank fire from behind tliickcts and barri-
cadc. Our cavalry wheeled and fled. pur.
sued by the encmy-were reinforced. rallied,
and again chased the rebels to distance OF
eight miles. --
Several of tho released prisoners belonged
to the party of 22d Ohio boys. whom Gen.
Mitchell detailed after the battle OF Corinth
to destroy railroad in Georgia. and who
were captured in tho interior, treated rs fell.
ons, put In irons starved and denied light and
mir for nearly year. Seven Of them were
dragged in irons to tho scaffold and executed:
Lieut.. Barrett Of Ohio, who received 100
lashes on his back rather than disclose the
name Of tho leader Of the expedition, was
one Of the witnesses.
One great duty with which Gen. Burnside
is charged in his new department is to
defend Kentucky from unprecedented rebel
invasions. lIe will be furnished with nm
ample force for that purpose. Shonld cir.
cumstanccs favor ho may cooperate with
Gen. Rosecrans in libcrating East Tennessee.
A Harrisburg, Pa. paper gives rumor
that 20 600 troops passed through there en-
route to Tenncssee to reinforce Gen. Rose.
Grams, on the night Of tho odd. ft m
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WEST VIRoINn.-Therc is soon to DO vote
taken in West Virginia on tho ratification of
the New State Constitution as Congress has
accepted it, and there can be no doubt of a
very large affirmative majority. In fact, its
adversaries are giving up the contest, alleging
that they cannot have fair play. Among the
Union soldiers from that State, the vote for
the new State will DO about ninety.nine to
one.
Hon. George w. Summers Of Kama
wha-pcrhaps the ablest man whom Virgin
ia has sent to Congress during the last TWEEN.
ty ycars-is reported by The Richie Coun-
~ Press to have "come out fair and square
for tho New State, and to be working for il
with might and main." Ho was slave.
holder at tho outset of tho Rebellion, and
has been regarded as an upholdcr of seccss.
sion.-Tribune. ............. -.