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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-09
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Exhausted natures great restorer. delight
rul beverage and active tonic. Composed Of
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create. an appetite, and strengthens the system.
Il Is certain cure for Dyspepsia, Consupa-
Ion, Diarrhea, Liver Complaint, ard Nervous
Headache, and prevents Miasmatie disease
rom change o. diet, water, etc. 1t can be used
~ all times Of day, by old or young, and lie par
acularly recommended to weak and delicate
persons. Sold by all 9rocers, Druggists, Ho-
IDS, and Saloons. p. II BRAKE &c 90, No
% Broadway, New York. Sc 4-eosn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-09

1,Sl4 prizes -. amounting to..-.... S52S 69s
Tickets SO, Halves So; Quarters S21a; Eighths Sl4
EyAn orders for Tickets in the above Lottery
should he addressed to JOHN A. NORRIS i co =,
Wilmington Delaware ian g. Inn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-09


II. y. Lane, Daniel Clark,
Jos. A. Wright, NJ Morrill,
John Sherman r. Doolittls
Ira Harris, Henry N. Rice
Preston ins, 5. Z. POmrroy,
Cbarl' = Eumper, III Browning
r.. b Field, J. B. Henderson,
James Dixon, W WILEY
James Harlan, Milton s LstA AN
John p. Hale, j N Mcnouxxll
II. &. Wilkinson, B. F. Wade
Consent given to use the Senate Chamber as re-
quested. II HAxIIs
Vice President Uaited States
A short preface. stating the object Of the r~sd.
ing will BE- delivered by Mr.. Mu isch and eace
selection will he introduced by brief reflection.
upon the an kor q ID his subject J.
The following is the list:
Poetry AID Patriot;sIn q. Anon, m ous
The Fight at the Ford or the Battle Of
Brandy inc. BY Thomas Buchanan Read
The Amer CAP Flsg By Joh,. Roarnan Drake
On Board the Ormhei land BY Geo II Boxer
Itai, Shall lie Free. BY Vim. .Inilen bryspt
Ths Oath. ........- ............ BY r r Rsnd
Marco BoEaIis. s...............F. F.tE Greene Hsliscx
Count Candies pima s Standard
Perora'iun of Robert HALLS great sermon On The
n reetened invasion Of England by Fran g. in the
time of the ri, st Ma poleon.
Our Defenders ia war iyric) 80. ...... T. D. Reed
Titkets 60 cents to be had of the various COM
Mite and at the various bookstores and hotel.
Reading TO commence at O'Clock. jssst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-09

AYmE IsGRATE.-Louis Napoleon, remarks
the Newbury port Herald, is filled with IN :
friendliness 10 the United States, which took
him IN when he was a stranger, clothed ain
when he was naked, and fed him when he was
a seedy, worthless wanderer. 80. +
~ Notwithstanding the heavy drain sauseA
by the war, thCre are now about 1900 rAe.0
persons in Chicago than at the same time LASS
year. The last census gave l37.0 900 a. the pops-
laticn of the city, being an increase Of 2s,eC -
two years. .
~ The Cincinnati Times states that Nrs.
Mary Ann kidney, the wife OF Union soldisS.
died OF stary yation IN that ssty recently. Her
husband has rScsiyed 40 pay for months, ia
consequ, nee of which this poor woman died
from actual want Of food 10 snstain life.
~ Judge Paddock, of Cincinnati, IN O sol
ditT's habeas corpus case last week, hEed q
lieutenant SOS and costs, and ordered him - b
confined TIVE nty -four hours on bread and water
for contempt Of court.
- The legislature. of Ohio, PennsylvaaiA,
Wisconsin and California, assembled on Tues-
dav, January 9th.
81 Three hundred and twenty persons dse4
in New York last week. .
Sratti's admirers In Pans are ETY. 90
"FdhssieTs"-(pastr.-S -Soeks.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-09

Il HEIBERGEk Il CO,
Il Successors to
Fl. Z. LUuDos Co.,
CITIZENS And MILITARY
n ER C HAN It T a L o Rs,
NkfRoP9LTrLg HOTEL,
LAS BTo,up's)
d4-H 3e2 Pa. avenue, Warrington. D. o.
j. JGLElEET,
LADIES HAIR DRESSER, from Paris, has Just
arriC ed with beautiful eoilr elton OF relch 81 a
BoEEETS. HEAD DRESSES and FLOW eASeE
ERs just rsceiyed frenI Paris, which he ha. sssSA
opened al the corner OF Eleventh and r sta No.
ass. He respectfully solcits the patronage Of tie
lsdies rs heretofore. Also French Corsets. ~ iun
DORTPOLI0S, ENGLISH, FRENCH AND
Il American; " riting Desks, Rose wood. Leather.
and Mahogany; bibles md Prayer Books, Eusiish
and American Morocco and Velvet bindin gs, some
with Clasps; Albums, various; Photograph Al
bums; Army Lorgnettes, mported direct from
Paris, by the uns! ns!ersiKn-d Juvenile Books Eng
Hsb Ere Dch ard American; English. French and
American stsndard Author, in hne Bindings;
Peeket Knives; Pocket Books; Ooiored Toy Books,
English and French.
de- FRASCR TAYLOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-09

CoMMISSIGN Ii ER RcHINTS.N
We have tust rec-iy cd large and we'll selected
Noet Of GROCERIES,. So UTLEz'S GOODS, &C..
b fought in this rnsrket elsewhere. One Of our
arm residing IN Phia4elphiA, We have Advantages
II buying over most other bouses. Particular at
tsntien paid to sutiess' orders. -
1sfSlmf P1TkIH 90.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-20
INTxRvEnYfoN,

Some Of You ara afraid OF the iinterven-
HON al s.ce and Enghnd. Well, /
IN noL AFRAID o. that. You ask what he's
haaa 4tasi1ariag The lat two yesrss 4
saat g answer that. We havs. dpss
ore toen orr nthers IN the Revolutioa
did. II Aksstine. Rr sAs 6rsttwo0U.,
aAvss1Ay ~ span thsn. We lsye -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-20
wonAx.

| would rather have one good woman
than . dozen men. Had . dosen loy,
ws0en are worth more than . whole 6sli
Of disloyal men. [LAughter.1 The loya'
women Of the North are working day and
night, all over the country, making nit.
tens and clothes for the .soidisrs. Do yor
think all that i TO be bIotted out! III.
ten thousand prayers that 50 up for til,
Government; do you think they viii b.
forgotten All these hands that are II
work are doing as much 10 their appro.
pirate sphere to maintain the Govern
ment - are the soldiers in the field.
oUR NATIONAL MANHOOD.
If this war does one thing, and NOTHING
else, it viii be worth Ill IL cat !; if il
brings up the manhood end pstriStisn oi
our county. TAsrs was . manhood II IL
Revolution thal i am afraid ~ have III
sight Of. But ~ are going TO bring h
up.l ] nssss toii4ssd nsah iadaeiSia4
bonntiss u - soldisks.i 81 want Q ~
the soldisss Asa hut ~ ar9l payisg On
0f6esss to much. There il ~ g n1iah,
beSSood that would not take Ssars (Of II
families Of The soldiers, il yos appal u
the patriotism Of the people. Aud the
patriotisn Il the psopls will ssvs ths
country. 70 ,tIE5 0 1a ,a+S VI
You thinhsive lsannot Iain asy more
pclais1s. Well vhsa " appeal v ~
patriotism Of the psople yoa viii lnaIoat.
YoRHiH 6hd ~ hhhaaitS sfths hiioa
lping up. Ard " ~autit. IL nan
go9 intGthGAGmy oenahsDAossy h Il
: very poor soldier. This countsy can
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-20

the country, ii that comes to pass aud IL
went b very pleasant for you 70 BE- here
after that" [Tumnltnous appA uss. --
Do you doubt this? Believe yon We will.
-a WHERE Dun srRESaTH u.
Our strength is not in our money, in
our army, in our many noble rivers. IN
our rich soil, in our inexhauStible mines
OF precious ore. Do you know where il
isl It is in the twenty millions of free
men living in the North. CChssrs.l Why.
look at us. There is not blind person
in our country, not an orphan, not pau
per that 10 not cared for. These embrace
our strength. These noble temples were
ersctsd by the Great Creator. They, I'M
der God, are our strengtA.
ARMY FRAUDS.
But you talk of fraud and fassality.-
Why, there b . geod aNl 10f rase1iiay ID
tn cotaAtry anyhow phesa nsYss NJ
. Hay ia which there Eas no nscality. I
calculate that ont Of every 500 paid ont
for The war forty Or Ely dollars Are STOLEN.
The speaker here referred 10 inmeHss
losses sustained il this way b. the Eng
lisA y tia RssliAa va, and By ths Ass-
trians IN Abe late var With Franco. In
all times like these. with al the care the
Government en- exercise, there win be
men who make mo4ey " speculation and
frsad. They DO = kks@As shSAsts want
into the Ark, b pain. - pemeGrlkAHd,
Republican will get together, and gnb,
u that they can reach. fL4ughtax and
ShssrD. Yoar Geuerals arS nov chit sd
wish uhakisg ntHsy ~ 1fssuBnaieas IN
aot4sh and NOE They hslone y alllpas.l
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-20

-, VIM WVuAu
yen thiak Of an old man praying. during
. stssm at sea, for tLe shipf He would
b langhed NJ He prays for the pilot
Abraham Lincoln Is your pilot. 10 stand
blythe plot i 10 s.and By ,tke .h;p. You
may say, |" am opposed to this" or 81
am opposed to that" Well, what are
yos in favor of "Well, / don't know.
| want TO get into power. / am very
anxious 70 get the pay" For shame /; let
these things go, and stand by your coun-
try.
You are nearer trouble than you sup
pose. Our Congress has declared the
var must be prosecuted and you. n
citisen, must sustain Il. warn YOU
against this thing Of complaining against
the Government. Before you know vhst
you are about. you will b involved inthis
crathe OF treason. The tkorst cfall crimss
tlnt yoa esD commit. Whenever 1 msn
gisss WY % disloyal leskngs, md CON.
snits shis sHne; hs Aas reached such !
pdSAs sAat be will sonnit any crime. If,
yoaWra rebel agsinst your Gossrpmest. I
~ Ieoti s9aines any law That may
be- oser you ! you will be ready 70 com.
mie ssy sort Of crime. In this hour I'd
Jour ccontry's danger, when the naEioe
!, y . var ! osseech you y stand By your
Ie1'oeas' stand ~ Your Congrsss, stasd]
~ your country, stand y your ssny,1
! y your navy. Ard ii You wont q
that. gss out 81 the country. and Aoape|
stay Asss to hrssd Infection uKd, tsan.
BE among 10 at home. ,5't ---.sgeFE
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-10-03

Giner aldermen 2obbmbelei ma9t f9
Der Milpaufee @entinel f9ulbie, ,nbem er in ben
auai&meifenpnen Nuscriiden lber ben Grfols bee
6elbsues oeeen bie5ntianer ure bas babel an ben
Sag stleete Jelrberrntalent les Gen. Maj. Yope
retet. @ir fnteu bic 2use, pe:de Der pionetr
benz Sentinel autcmuen ldbt> eere9t. Dieles
8latt iaet: rWenn man nidt ~eerabe3u beabiG~
tiet. bic Grpeeition @itless unb aat, bic tamit
III gsribruns sefanben, lade.li@ su MAIDEN, 10
tbut mat am teiten, BON ben rbreiGntideibuues-
l9ladten" in3ufunft lieter fill gu i6meiem. Sn
Der Ysr3wsifsltRen tisisr sGntl9eieunssl9la9ten"
murb,n ni9t mebr ais smei BON General @ibIeys
2eutsu %eetSetet; unb in minbefens elmer Der tei-
ben antern murbe ni6t muir Niemanp auf irsene
ein.r @site strlest, icntsrn bic Gdt,pfer tamen
aud ni9t auf einen MusentIid innerbalbS prins-
fslb- 8ii&leni9ubtpeite Npn einaneer. Sc 1T ni9t
betannt. tab mebr als 20 Sneiansr pabrenb bes
ean3en 79tdsisenGeosuas attSptet purern, 70 baB
Is i'm Dur9idnitt 4 Sage nabm. um einen
@ieur tonpfunidbis 3u MAIDEN, unb Elm erlestsr
@iuur, tie @elartmtfrlen Der Grpeoition in IN.
i9las cebradt, Der &esieruns beinabe cine
@ierteI MilIipn tofet. Gin paar FOLDER
Grpetitionea nit lclGen .crei Gntldeieunss.
idladhn' %tpirben, tuenn fe eie3abl terSnbianer
aud nidt peientli@ ssrrinsern, ben Staat ruiz
niren unb bic Neeieruag b~anferttt MAIDEN.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-10-03

.8lutiee &ataitropbe in Sort Snel=
liua.-S Sim 9ines, Elm Mauleieltre;tsr bel bet
leelisen Grpeeiticn, unt Yat3aSanausb, ein@a-
senmeiRtrsebife, tatten am Donntrfas Sor a&t
Eaeen nit einanter erf einen %luffisen Sag, tann
aber einen @treit, ben fe ince0. II his Gre;tas
Mtenb, pie es l9eint, ~tsisclest batten. gu bie-
ier3eit ndmli@, tpabreno beiee spQtcmmtn ni&-
tern tparen, tritt 8apanausb, nit einen srrben
1Ieildtrme0er bewahnet, Dor 9ines. unb ma&t
bemlelben bic unetmiitbli&e Mittbeiluns. ba6 Ell
ner BON ibnen auf benz Sled ferbsn' naaitn. Sn
bsrAbFdt, titSbat gu tsm8 crte gu fisen, brinst
ct banu auf 9ines ein; Der aber i9neQ ieinfn
&escIser aitbt, feuert unb ben Mnsrtifer bur& ei-
nen @9uB in ben %lnterlsib nietet0redt. S4cn
an, smeiten Sage barauf erlae Der @etrpFene, ein
Nann ron erF Is 9abren, Der t0btli&en @uabt.
Das @sri9t in Minneapolis, Dor tu.l@es 1ines
sebra9t murbe, ipra@ ibn BON jeDtr @dule fret,
Ia er aapanaus9 in Notbwebr eetStttt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-10-03
Gineber ribmli often @ieenidaften

Gineoer rllbr,li often @i9enihaften
bes Deutl@'N merifansrs 1T cas auberproentlib
bpbe Snterele, weldes ct benz Susenc~ 1uterri9t
supeupet. Deuti9 'en9ltf4e Yripot~, @emsinee-
unb @ereinsldulen baten 00 in unlerer @taot
in Menee setiloet unb ~erfreuen fd lammtliA e.
mes sebeiblidsn 5ortidritts. Inter ben Yriuat<
Snlituteu pertieut bic Glsmentar-2 ebran1!alt bss
madsrn @dulmanneS 9srra st. s. SITTER
boff b~e1cnbcrs ncrtbeilbafte @rpabnune. Die
lelbe 1T felt ibrer Ycetlneuns Dor % Sabren,
banf fei es ibrer tiidtiern 2eitune, b%etaneis ben
beutlben Glteru i'm Nuee gsclieten, uno menu
mir iaeen, bab PER- 5Slterbrf fortmabreno CUR
Mufnabme neuer 3Sslinoe, bic in ieiner @dule
uater t%unbieer unb bumaner Nnlettun9 ouss SIS
tbiee erbalteu, UNI terrinf trsrtbpoQe @lieeer Der
menidliaen @eleQi4aft au perben, bereit 1T 10
wirb bieler Wint ni9t nerlpren fem.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-10-03

Nuf Der Synobe Der presbYterianer, d.
eebalten in Mtaneapolis> purte elm Filming Be-
lhlc0en: rDie @ynobe 1T hr6 erfreut iber bic
8prtl&ritte, melde bic Scr. 9taoten &eeierung
lit lem beilisen Dert Der untereriduns Ter Sc.
teQirn ma@t. sic Fe5t rbne l1nterlaB gu Dem,
Der bic @el@ide ber8Tlfer in Ieiner allu,a9tieen
9aub balt, :ob CT einen i&leurisen, suserlal-
iteen unb e~brenbaften Brieeeu eepabre,
mel@er uniere eeliette Union erbalte unb, Sbm
gum @ubm unb G9u, allen Men19en aber gum
bUdRen @e9eu eereiAs::"
Nn,en, 70 Iei'S
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-10-03
@tobt< II. Qan6<N Q6ri6ten.

Organization freiiinnieer Deut,
f6er tn ct. Naul.-Dt sweite @triamm.
lung fane fatt am 20. September i'm beutldeu
S&uQotal. YraIbent s. q. BeB, u. @eereta,
Carl @9sftr.
5err @retben bonn Committee CUR Gntmerfuue
elmer platfurm Ieete bic fule"nbe gerfa1uns Dor,
uno emp1ebit beren @nnabme:
0erfaffun9
beS Gretinni9en Deuti@en &erein6 Don
ct. paul.
A. @runbiGBe bes 8ereins.
1. Die Union mug in ibrem san3en bisberisen
u~n1fanse erbalten pereen.
Q. Ser 2ries eeeen bic &eteQen muB bis gu
tten unbeeineterM ieeerwerfune fortselebt tuerben.
3. Die ~ein3elnen @taaten ino in aQen natio-
nalen Jrassn Der @ouseranitat pss @ultes Der
@ereinieten @taaten unterwcrfcn. Secs1Fpn BON
ter Linton 1T in allen TdQeu 9o9perratb.
4. Die Union tann nur erbalten tperoen, tuenn
bic Contribution Der @ereinieten @taaten bic per
fGnli@e Greibeit uno bir9erli@e Ylei&beit MQer
ais uberteu @runt1aB ausipri9t, unb bic Nb-
i9aduns esr @elapsrei in aQen Staaten anorb-
net 3 t~riessredtli9 uno unbtbinet &ebelleu &C.
eeniiber-e eeen Gntl9Gbieung bel loYalen 8ir
germ.
b Wirten bes GereinS.
Der @nein fu@t in nsegerbineuns nit allen
slei4ssTnrten Glsmtnten 3u treten, une Elm bar
mouil@es 3ulammenpirfen gu ~er3ielea> unb be-
lunbers ma&t It Is il@ 3urNufsabe, sinsS rsani-
iatirn aQer %freiFnnisen Deutf4en in unierm
Staate an3utabntn.
. Organization.
1. gprfanb.
Der @uriiano be1sht aus
Ginem Y%rdIpenten,
3wsi Gicsr pralosnten.
&inem prptoeUQirsnben unb
&inem corre1ponrirsneen @eeretdr>
&iuem SdaBmeiRer.
2. 8eamtsnwabl.
8eamtenpnbl fnbet fatt an, lebttnD ientag i'm
September jepss Sabrsa.
8era 1T m lun8en.
MQe gerl amnnlungen merben burd ben Y'rdf-
bsnten ~berufen, tpenn ni@t bieg eriamm!uns iatf
3eitlunb Srt rorber betimnt.
Na9 porbereebsnber DsJatte ,purse tieltlbe
an9enpnmen unt Don ben anwe 1eneen 5erreu
unterldrieben.
6israuf wuroe CUR @abl Ger 8eamten sel&rtt-
ten, unb fplsenee 5erren erwaDlt:
YrSieent, S. s.. Bees;
gice.proFeenten, Rarl 5cfmann unp DRIP.
&attmann;
YrptccOQirenber Gecretar. ~. Nuerba@;
@orrelppnbirenber Eecretar, q. @'retben;
@%dabmeiter, Carl @4sher.
Die na&ite 8sriammluns faset la DienAan9
ben 6. October, an peldsm Nbenb Serr o.. $.
Rattmann einen gurtrae bal.en pirr. Ibemn
Der 3wed Ter teutlGen Organization.
que frrilinniee Gtutlde psreen biz, mitbrin-
eenb eriu@t, f4 gu tetbeilisen uno bemgsr
cine ananf&licben.
Carl Sdefer, S. g. geb,
@ecretar. prdlrent.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-10-03

Erfter lieutenant 8. Mumnbr scn
So. r@1 hes 2. @ests. (ebemals Capt. 8iefer)
1T 70 eben stn @ofeeran3 Nrmee in St.Yaul auf
20 Sage ltrlnub einesttpFen. Der tadere Owl
bat bat swei 59ubmunten, am Oterfcpf unit Der
Nale, erbalten, bic i'm um ein3SQ9en bsnGar-
aus gemadt.
Das 3wsite Neeiment Fano bi 3bpntas' 9el-
ben. SABINE unb bat idnere Ierlude erlitten.
&cmpasnie 50" bate 4 Goote unb Ia @ermun-
tete. Gs lebe &umpbr uno feline braSen Game
raben BON Gompasnie 81!
@onb1utiee@ 81 oug=&rieeer Squaps,
Vapufes unb 5alfbreebs 81 gBaeen gu . ferbe unb
3u SUP, ~eiu3elu unb in 0ruppen tummeltea nit
BEN befannten Snbianer-pNesma in Der Mitte
bisler @o9e lit ben StraBen Der @tabt berun.
Die Mdnner %erfiQten bic Mtnnsspbare nit tem
laBen Duft ibrer &innidinnif- Wfefyn une bic
@quaps bic Sbren Der grribersebenbsn nit it,
rem @el9natter. Die Gfrmutbun1en Der 8ur-
ger iter ben ;3wsd Der Nnme lenbeit nne ben
Character Der 8eluder waret nnanderlei. Die
Ginen elaubten, ee icien bic &rieoseefangenen
bic @ibleY in ten bret 8rcBsn GntIdeioungs>
idla&ten" sen1a9t uub tie in REM Sriumpb3use
bes5 eieenbeleeers %fisuriren 1pNten ; antere traren
Der Mnit9t, es 1eien bic Mbeeianbttn Der %tri.seri-
i9en Stdmute, Sur Trisetnsoermitteluu9 s~elantt,
Mqe aber fir,mten barin therein, bag IS unter
ben pbwaltenben llmfdnoen be0er lei, bas YubIi-
FUN ni9t bur9 ben Mnblid Observation-Disclosures
9nbianer tt beleioisen, eiuc Mnl&t, bic penis
bur@ bic Muffldrung an 3raft p%,rliert, taB bic
lupterfarbieen Belu9er Siblsya &unti9aftu
unb beren @eiber unb &inter leien, Welde bur9
ibre uniddBbaren Dien1e 70 auBerurtent(i9 siel
;u Dem elan3enetn Grfole Der grpetitipn beige
trasen unb nun nad ct. paul setommen ieien,
uua i@ fir teiaste Dienfe bic 3abtun 8 subo-
len. Gie{e 3oblune ba5eu le erbalten unb in
BEN ie cinea Spell ~berlelben 1T ttn Strres fir
Maareu austauiGten, nandeu mitibrer lpn1t toe
mig anssnebmen @eeenwart ausselSbnt, henn
bur9 @elb wirb ia tetanntliU AUDI ter SGbli9ae
t96n.
Diele rauteu Snoianer" lciten nift RI 19uniH
taten, 81 ibren @tammeasenp1en nab eer neuen
@eierss gu seben, icneera es scrsieben, in unircr
Mitte gu Sertleibeu, ulb, inoem bic @quams bic
9riapliue> bic papule5 @ineeln uno tieMduner
uStouepipes" arrptireu, ben 8etpsis 81 ~listsrn,
oab fe %cisiliirt fno unt, tann unt wann eincn
Vfereeoiebitabl ceer ein nnidu!oiees San3tran3-
den I'M, ben @talp zines @s;sen atserednet, f@
vbeb0Sen" molten. Der WunlG tiirfte bel Unfit
rr tpeieen8 epTlferuns 1bwerli9 ercben Muflang
Enbrn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-10-03
PROBATE COURT State of Minnesota.
Brown County.

L ~
Brown County.
In the matter of the Estate of Jo-
ham Krieger, deceased.
On reading and filing the Petition
Of HenriettaKrieger, praying for reas-
ems therein set forth, that Henrietta
Krieger may be appointed Executrix
of the last will and testament of Jo-
ham Krieger, deceased.
1t is ordered, that Monday the 10th
day O October AID 1868 at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon be assigned for the hea-
ring ofsaid Petition and that the heirs
at law Of said deceased and all other
persons interested in said Estate, are
required to appear at a session of the
Probate Court, then and there to be
holden at the Office of the Judge of
Probate in the town of Newt lm,
and show cause, if there be, why
the prayer of said Petitioner should
not be granted.
Dated at New-Ulm this 18th day of
September A D 1868
CHARLES WAGNER.
Judge of Probate.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-10-03
Die fb6uen Eaac BON Mraniues fin

Die fb6nen Gaae BON Mranjue3 firo
nun oprilbcr,- oerS CONNER eiebt ben Jluren
ben @&eipetub uno bic sGmalbm entlawirren
mad milberen 3onsn. G. ruroe pirflib burd>
aus feline rl9Due @eeenb" n'ebr lein, .penn nidt
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@enbuns ibrer berrliden 5%sr9fwablen impprtirt>
bel beren Mnblid> wie uns Serr Muerba9 eer'b-
ert, bic bplben ;3Ise unterer Damon III GntsiGen
trablen meroeu. Die 9ertleinfdufe Der 6irma
iberbieten an @ruBartiefeit bel wsitem bic Der
fribernJabre, mie bic 5errn Drysupebanblsr aus
ben 2anpbe3irfeu Mianeiutas bel elmer 8eli9tig>
una ertennen merpen.
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PROBATE COURT State of Mime
Brown County. ! sofa.
In the matter of theEstate of Franz
Masapust, deceased.
On reading and filing the Petition
Of FranzMasapust, praying for reasons
therein set forth, that J~osephMasapust
may be appointed Administrator Of
said Estate,
1t is ordered, hat Monday the 10th
day Of October A D 1868 at 10 o'clock
in the forenoon, at the Office of the
Judge Of Probate, in the town of
New-Ulm, be assigned for the hea-
ring ofsaid Petition and that the heirs
at law of said deceased and all other
persons interested in said Estate, are
required to appear at a session of the
Probate Court, then and there to be
holden at the Probate Office in said
County and show cause if any there
be, why the prayer of said Petitioner
should not be granted.
Dated at New-Ulm this 18th day Of
September A D 1868.
CHARLES WAGNER,
judge of Probate.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-10-03

Sic 8etbeilieuno Der Steel= 6marb
bel @eleesnbeit ees erlen 3uiammsntrefens NIT
teuSntianern, Der efen reroben@ 9la9t", elei9
mad Der Grmureune bes Or. Weler, erwabnt
Obfrlt @ruufs in ieinem ~uffsieQen 8eri9t tie
folet: rDislen @ureans 0ieQrmortuneW tiiers)
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an @9vnemannsQinfeu unterfiiBt burd bic Qa-
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basurb perbiaserno." Das 8enebmen Der Off
siere unb@ olbaten bel bielemMnlaB &pirb ppn benz
Sberl telptt,
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Dee8erfauf son Tairbanf's @aeen
in tieiem 9abr, Sor3isl'@ i'm @eRen, %iibertraf bei
@eitea ben iebes fribe1n 9cbrs, .pabrenb Der
ean3en @ei@idte bes@ efdaitsbetriebs Der 5erren
Gairbanfs. Dies 3eist zen au6erproentlidenMuf-
f&wuns berisnisen @sl&dftsaweise, bel tenen bic
@aase eebrau&t .uirb, fo,pie bic aunebmsnbe 90
p~ularit6t bieltr bfributen @aaeen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-10-03

Mfaior 9ath's 8atai11ou Stranger it
eneli9 mad y ertbina ausseridt. Gs bat - LANCE
Belt aepdbrt, bis sas Battalion au1 beu MarI&
fam, Tag man idun elautte, 60 piree in Sort
@neQiua ibertptntern.
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1tcbcr Sen Mbmarfh unler,r @eaimcnt,

11cbcr sen Mbmarfb %uniersr &esimenter
erfabrt n1an6oleenoe5. ~ 3u ben brei mad benz
5iben betimn,ten &esimentern ssbSrigc@ rmpa'
nicn merren am beutieen @onnabeno, 3 ,Setcber,
in Sort @neline suiammentreftn, unit ant Z. spu
bort at3umari9irea. IL Gumsanienbaten lid am
6. in @inona su leQen, oou no ie am s. atfab-
rem meresn. Gins Dolbe Company triFt am 8ten
III Ga @rolt etn..
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-10-03

6crunter, berunter uue in1u1 er tpie=
Der berunter temmt ha5 Sob, ltebt nur ned
2O-25 proesnt Mgip. Mas es 5auolunsen
eeben, tpelde truB benz feline 9rmibieun8 in ibren
Yreilen eintreten laNen, bic 6irma s nser1ol1
uub g .. maGt es gang anesrs. Bemilbtn sic
ii9 NAL sefaaieit bin, esrebrte Damca, uno Sc
merten Sie, mic SIR 3uperfrmmsnrc1 Niener.
&bas. Mabler, 10 fabelbaft biui9 y~erfautt !
@ir tpi0en, i1Dne Damen, sic elauten uns
piel, abr B as ~slaubcu Gle uns nidt; caDpn
mus 5ie 9err &ba5. Mabler ielbit iiterSeu9er.