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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-04-24
yyindE,am County Court.
Reported For the Bellows Falls Time:


THE following was reported for the
TINES of last week, but did not reach US
in season.
Tie April Term of Windham County
Court, commenced its Sc: sion Tuesday, the
14rh, Judge Barrett presiding. Judges
Newton and Goodhue, Assistant Judges.
There is large docket of jury cases, and
the term promises to be somewhat lengthy
and interesting. The first case, which is
now OIL trial, is Lemuel 3. Hall v. Lewis
Collins.
The plaintiff alleges that the defendant
carelessly set fire 10 some brush en- his
premises in very dry time, and the fire
spread upon the plaintiffs premises, rum
ming over some twelve or fourteen acres
of moving, and some four or five acres of
wood land, and destroying some cord wood
and bark. The case was tried at the Sep.
TENDER term 1861. and then resulted in a.
disagreement of the jury. The defendant
claims that the spreading Of the fire on TO
the plaintiff S premises was owing to a
sudden and unexpected change Of the wind,
and that the damage done is greatly exag-
gera,ed by the plaintiff.
Davenport, Butler & Wheeler for plain
tiff. Hix and Streeter for defendant.
The case so long standing upon the docket
Esther Jane Churchill V. Ephram Barker,
will be tiled this term. The parties are
here with their witnesses. The case will
be long one, ana severely contested on
both sides. DR.. Barker and his counsel
seem sanguine of an acquital.
TUESDAY, April 81.
The verdict of the jury in Lenluel Is.
Hall VS.. Lewis Collins was for the plaintiff,
Damages $50.
No. ii was the next case put on trial
Samuel BoHes Us. 7'arbuy s. arnold. In
I this action the plaintiff sees TO charge the
defendants as endorsers of a promissory note
for $500 signed by Benjamin o. Stanley
The defendants claim that they are released
| from liability as endorsers on account of the
q plaintiff when the note became due having
: extended the time of payment. During The
trial the plaintiff claimed that he was surpris
: ed by certain testimony of the defendants
and asked for continuance, which wa
!, granted upon the following terms Thu
: plaintiff TO take no costs of this term and t.
+ pay the taxable costs of the defendants 70
e this term, and the sum of S25, counsel fee
Tor defendant.
i No IL. Esther J. Churchill rs. Ephrair
L Barker is now on trial, and will occupy ii
y Wednesday or Thursday. This is prose
II cution for bastardy. The defendant ha
l. been practicing physician for the last e
e teen years in Londonderry, and up to ih
Is time of making this complaint, or near tn
ID time, the family physician Of WIN. Church
y hill, the father of Esther. The case excite
S. much interest, and will be contested by th
r. parties inch by inch. Counsel for the pro;
d ecu;ion, Arnold, Butler g. Wheeler, an
~ Stoughton & Davenfort; for defendant,
E. Kellogg, Fletcher & Stoddard.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-04-24

ca The latest news from Indiana indicates
that the copperheads have about RIM their
race. There has been no further outbreak,
and some OF the leading den ocrats of the
State seeing the fruit of their work. have
become frightened and are now counseling
obedience to the laws.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-04-24

party ticket. There are some towns where
Union majorities prevail, end where the
democrats have been successful, in many
instances their majorities are largely cut
down from last year.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-04-24

c. The Orange County Telegraph has
been discontinued, and its subscription list
transferred TO the Montpelier Freeman
The Freeman is an able paper, ardent and
earnest in the Union cause, and we are
glad to record this accession TO its circula-
ton.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-04-24

WESTERN VIRGINIA.-Full returns OF the
vote on the emancipation Constitution have
been received, and stands thus For eman-
eipation, % 32l to only 572 against.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-04-24

An application has been made !
part of James Cheever and W.T.
trustees of the first mortgage bond h,
of the Rutland and BURLINGTON railru
trustees Of second and third mortgage
holders, to enforce the decree made
chancellor in 1854, under which decr
default of payment Of first morrgas,
road and property thereon was to
rendered up to trustees of first NOR
The counsel for petitioners not bein,
pared for full hearing asked for %
ment, and the hearing Is set for ID
of May.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-04-24

Ohio has passed. an act providing that
her soldiers in the National service, shall
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-04-24

had hand-to-hand conflict with Nh
the rebel guerrilla captain.
The Cahoon water rower at Lyndon
of the best in the State, was lately sOn
firm in Massachusetts,, and boardingh
saw and Touring mill will be built the f,
ent season, to be followed by woolep
tory and other machinery on large
in due time.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-08-08
@t1bt@ II. Qanb<N aGrt@ten.
Sur @ntfhulbiauuo

8enn Der seebrtc 9eier iinpet, rae nj,
nit Der beuti9en Drummer infer @eripre.
6eni rie Staats5eitun9 in persr6bertem
6ormat erl9einen gu loi1en, nidt 9ebalz
ten, 70 m6ae ct nidt bSie merren, fonoern
une Qlauben, roB bic nerfpro@ene @erz
belerun9 nur ne5balb ner36sert rurpe,
neil mir bic Mabner nidt 70 aneefertist
crbolten %fonnten. >pie mir es wlnldten,
Mit BeIeiti9un9 oieies u%etelftanres merz
BEN mir oas 8eranii9en baten, rcrn 2eier
caS Yer9r6berte Blatt porjulegen.
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Wuter 6Qnbel Ri MAIDEN.

T%airdbilo S WorA, @ufFl0n9< uN6 Goat'
miiiuasbineler, 3te Strabs, cterbalt ter Bride,
smpfnssn iceteu, Denims, G~ottonabes,
Sausl fe, @olicoS, 8leiterNoTe
yerldiseeusr Vlrt, fu.r3e 8aaren, com"
merbuts, uSbafers>" Mabbenhute
etc.. oQes sstauft mad, benz 9inttn Der Yre'!le
uno v~erfaufen %oielelben %riebriser ais iraeno Gin
Sous in it. Waul le aubietea fauu.- Nud bl'
len ~bie1eltes sum pripatpersauf, 6linten, Yiitc-
len, Ibiren, Uenltsrrabmen, Uorbanes, Maaen
unp W eutles pon aQsn Surten.
Hairhilb II. Mnrh.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-08-08

&f ;.piihen Manaer8 II. Motb=
bautcn.-Die lestc sludlide Sa9e a.f 5nbia-
ner, bic mir lem Se,er erSablt, tuuree ron Mmfeo<
leru aussefibrt. 5eate BADEN pir elm Gtiidden
BON nncle Cams Strangers gu srsdblen, trel&es
iiber!id nidt ppn Strob if.
Mm Iesteu Mcntas rcr ait Easen singsn apsi
Mmsrifaner, naraens Yranbam II. @reder, Gin
wrbner ron 6urref9itY, in bem ~walcioeu Meeter
COUNTY nit Wannidaften aus, I'm anf ibrer 10
Meilen litli@ Svn jerem Vlas esIsseuen 8arn,
bie8ru9t ein3ubcimien; alein ale biegeleQidaft
AM Mvr9sn terauf er.uadte. fanpen le, taB Bic
beiben Mfersaule. melbe ben &!ntteraeen batten
iieben 1olen, D%erldwunber noreu. Sbwcbl le
mad bielem lluslid lefort nad6prrelgity 3urld-
eilten uno bert edrm iAlueen, 10 mirbsn le motl
ibre @auIe nimmrr mieesr e,blidt babtn, tatte es
Fa ni4t sefi5t, RAP in Der Tyubs t~slslten Mpr-
gems sasi Octadmen!s Naagsrs rou 5 uab 10
Mann, son So. S Gapt. Aaen, retde fatrcuil
lirtsn pe iriihe 3Ibrte Ger retbea Yfsroeeiets
%treu3teu, bic lit Der Ni1tung song slc " Mstieine
bin;uJ.
9ofprt te9aNn biz jaeb-Nidt UNI einenTu9S'
l9man3, luuSern I'M $25, 90 per falp-una mad
einem 9titt scn IS Meilsn, tpa 4 ubr Na@mit-
tags, entSfdte man has Wilb mit!en auf CRIME,
4aice, unb apar III tieffer &ube. Die 9s1eblt'
nen Yferoe grafton, CIT pF1de setuntsn, nnS ti'
Diebe l9liefen lanft inter elmer Ged,, bic re sc1
zen brtnaeaesn @trablen ter Suliicnne i&abte
unlere @ainstr pedten bic unslidliGfn S9Iafsl
NIT Russlu, bic fes ibneu aus ibrfn Gardiner
suianbttn, unb titSntaner, arssf@r6sn uuarine
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-08-08

Mciitif unb Gefd,dfte, &ricg une
Sanori in5 atf eas lnii9te serfnupfi. Gs
tagn tsta srnEfr .lai ldmuu9 in ben Gritern itatt-
fncen, rbne roB fiae entipredenbe &erinbrruna
in ben QeBtern %esfclet. StaatsStouomsn molten
mir bic @r!larins lbsrlalel1. unpfa,lr ats auf ci-
nen faetildsa Be,peis fur bic Gbeprie auf hie
2batiade binlpeiiea, rabi in 5ulieeu. 6orepauebs
5tcre bic Ibtueruns ebenlo nieeereeidmettsrt 1T,
wie bic &etsllen bel 0ettYsburab. 3weIeIn Sie
paran, esetrts Damen2 Der Muerba4 iii
int Staase, eurd bic fabelbafte Bigsgfeii
leiner Artifd and bic urslaubiafte 3a ~iihsr3su-
gen. 8stlaufa seiast, wsrtbss Damen, merfea
Git aud, sinen Bid auf Suffice, Jerepausbs u.
So. never .Mnaeise.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-08-08

unp III Der nad:e, Wrairie tatilenwcit vpn iebeta,
@er0td e%ntfernt, iebten i@ fofort TOPPER 3urBsbr,
oFentar feft entidloGen, ibre stalrs nidt lsi9ten
8aufs fort3useben. 9n bieler atf@t laien lie
bas @lad su unterfaBeu, ceun uniere rJtanger"
battsn bic srsbsariegeregsI psriGumt, nibr pulper
trudea gu baIten. mdbrenb oes9teaens. Ter sefal.
len, rnb aubercem befaunen ibre &ole, ais bas
Geuern logging, bern,aben has 8anpneniieter, to6
fe ii1 entl6ieren tpeigerten, ihre9tciter 9egen Eel,
6ei,o gu trasen. Nur 3tpeien Ger Strangers, na-
mems Grant Garnbarna uno @@rane, gelang ee,
nit ibrcu Gbisrcu ben &otbbaatea auf's 2ster gu
rIden unb nit Zen Qeste,n Elm reJelre9tes sdar.
misel ein3uleitea. Die Seleaten feuern nit ii.
rcn &eYplrern unb Garabineru unt bic te;eenSn.
sianer, tin alter Ju6s brn Uesr 40 Sabren unb
elm juuecr 4rieeer, ant.rrrtcn, :ineem lie mitBlis-
sseltneQe Iasen unb f@euern. SSblne ianbte Der
M!te tenScloaten 3u, 4 Der Surge. Nls tiegffan-
ger laben, baB es nit benz G9ieBen aQein ni9t
eettau fei> e~alopirte elmer ron ibnen auf ben alten
5nhianer log, g!autenn. teslelbe babe l9 Yer19o1-
fen. glQsin Ger Nlte bebt feline Gnppel linte, in
b:ren einem &rbr nod Gin Gdub it, urb unier
&anser irrinet prm&cb, ia butter bsmlsIten Su
ceten. &ber nit eiaem @pyan8 1T Der ate 5n-
tianer um ras 4fere berum, unt igieRt aus ee-
ringer Gntfernuns ,eirsm Nnersifer eiue0use! in
bic 8rulf. Mm Rncbsn B(eitet ens Stei at, nur
cine fard hare@unte turds0leii9 reiesno. Stun
ater iiirst rer Ramsrap res Germuuteten berar,
jaet rem attn Sneiauer cine Rueel rurb rengeit
uno erta.t III eemielten Musenblid sen eem iur-
gen Arieoer einen GGub IN has Bsin, Ser i,ssD
een Nncd.n uidt Serlsbt.
GneIia liro nun oud bic iitrisenSfansss ihuS-
fertig ssrcreeu u. %bsmeiitn ries burG cine 5alpe
auf bic Notbbaute> bic unscad!et itrsr Munsen
nrd fedtcn, his cine wcbl0eSiflte &usel { m2llten
ben &si eistt, Der im@onsea s SGu(e e,bal1en
uab eine aneere res iu7eeuJneiaues6 redtenarm
seridmettert. Nub CT ld5t nun bic Ulinte faisn
uue bsbt Ecu serlbp1tnen Nrm emrcr, Uni GiNeee
aetcno. Die Wnaee erfplgt Sru sinsm Hangsr,
Der i'm bti rer Stalpf;die racf', i'm auf >isAuic
u%ieoerwir:t uno ibm nit rsm aclbea leiuesSfara=
Diners ZEN S1iesl osrfhmsttert. Nadbesm mani
ben %erlee'cu HObb1utsn tie mutDnele Irprbde
Der Ncpfbaut 9enrmmen, utsrli:b n,ou tire Eel
1eu ctu Wrlfen unc Weiern.
Die Serpuubctsu Ndngtr. tensn psn ibrsn ST.
meraccn siultlmm!i5 BIS uSguBSslb" ven $500 CO,
w:tGea Der Staat 3ablt, Sueeianreu vu,re, ;rus
MAN auf 2edsn gum pUiien, uub 10 entste Ger
furdttare aampf amtlten 2 Sneions!n une IS
Nanssrs, III we!9em bic erteyn p;e 2Gwtn ee<
tch:en, unb bic 2sBtertn eisysbre eiu9sidarft CT
biel!su r5altetS Yulper trpden"
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-08-08
1lnfert gefcrn cine aneenebme Meuiatsj

Mnfern gefcrn cine atgenebnae Neuietstt
mit5utbeilen, 1T uns cine III 10 listfre VFisAt,
ba ea tsrsn iebt 70 psnige eiett. Gs Sc.
.pabrt uns restalb bic erSte @enuetbuung, bic
a3urudfuuft ee5 5errn Doctor 2llterti, Ter nun
mad lanaercr Mbreenbeit pieber ouf bic Gauer
ft9 BET uas lit ct. paul eingebirsert bat, gu,
alsemei,en 9upte brineen 81 fS;nueu. Ser
0eftrr @!teyti it aIs 3uorrldiTeer 2irat in tcn
eeutf6sn Samilten peit nnb brett i'm @taa!e 3p
pcbl %tetannt. a1s RAP t.ir IN elmer olseu,einen
FROZEN yeniAfcmnunB Ter Siadriht ieiner Gu
radfuaft scn Ssi:en ess heatiden yublitums
%3meifsln fcQtea. Ter Doctor tuar in..Gurppa,
uno bat bic bert {h bietsrbeu @eleeenbeiten CUR
%Bsretaeruns ieiner @iNenlaaft auf's BsRe aue-
aebeutet,
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0erfmnroieer 8etruo unp 8 h,p;u=

Wertmnfot9er Setru0 uno g d1tpiu =
sci. = 0sninsnloie Sutjefte bateu werttlojIes
3sus, saleratuS Genannt, eingcpadt unp ealslte
ais % Dc 9aub une Co.'S gtemiiten Sale
ratas" in rem 9ancsI %seiGmuesslt. Gie1r Ga
: lsratE5 1T in oerigieses @9attiruusen pon
|duierigsa1 Tartigsm parier serpadt, nit bem
Nanen v8 9 De Sanb UNI Co.. auf esm I'm.
f9'aoe, itatt % 9 Ds2anS uIb Co. lcnt oter
nit aQsn1, tpas auf uufsrm den1iiden @aleratus
gu lie EN-, rErtli4 otetbrudt. &c braudt lb feiner
tauldea 81 le(en, wenn er nur Ste9t eiett, ea6
ber t~crihn'te uGbsmilue @aIeratas" einsepadt 1T
nit hem Namsn sGB Deganb unb Co." ii. nidt
r8B Dc 2ano unp Co." auf benz lmId(age.
Aud 1T er itets i'll tsQro!tsm papisr cerpadt nit
sinem 6aeImi!s unlerr 0abritfrma an ser Scr.
ferleits ieee5 Cadets. Mian bite lb Der Betrua
une %psyeemiisre GdD, Zen adten % 9 DC 9anes
ehenildcn Galsrat"s' su bcfcnmen, . bet man
BEN te(ten Ga[eratus in Der befanntec gEeIi.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-08-08

~So'' eStttHIitHO W
Gin5tebun9 Don @el:ern
tn gurete unb ~fertieen bic bier3u erforberlt&en
YYafiere, ais:
Guumabten,
neutrality-suspicious., Ip%btsu{&eine &C. ieIbR
al, .pesburoen ceren @i!tiefei, unb beioraen BE
sonIulasi|9e 8eslaubisuns eerlelben; iumie aud
Die
Mu5;oblun9 ppn @clbern
in ieeem Gbeile Deutldlauts unp Der @&pet,,
tnesm ptr ben @eeeuipertb Der bel uns etnase
lbaftsn vebneneen GmpfGuaeru foienfrei iu's
2nus lsHben leFen.
Yada0eideine
jAr ueeerrabrt Yon Yremen mad Metp-yorf fl
Seesltdii1en, unb in, Dampf1diFen bes rNorb.
eeutlGsn 2%lppb," ionic CUR &eiie pom
% mbur9 mad Nep~gort in DampfbSten bet
fellldaft" nertau en- mir au berab.
gs1cEtcn Drei1en.
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minneapplis, miuncfpta.
taben in ibrein Welddft 0rn. 9einrib S. 9itds
9%euaeirt, rclder ltsts crtreut iein ,pire. @einsn
ocutiteu Jrsuurea eos bette 9assr pcn Waarcu
All Muiter uue Site norsuleaen, ,Ds!tes nur i'm
Minnelcta = Ibat gu ~iiueen III, Nro Mls5 su 70
~eiIiseu Wriiisu, rjs e. ser SH!arft uur ermIsliht.
6srrn 2uofe's aenntniB in rieiem Usl9aft,
tfflbist i'm, III atleu Ur1nt5en, Maaren III ben
tili sfsu Yreiien III tieieru. Cine e,cge Nus
,rabt BON Waareu mureeu Sor Der lester ~ss'rsiser<
bSbuua ~Sefauft> oaruutsr:
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Seier, balt ait uno lbcr1co. = @ir
c~entsn, bic n,eifen %uulerer 2eier fanfeu uue &C.
brauden 8 BDeIanb Cos 6emi d II
@aleretus; it eiea aber mitGsnisen niett Der
SAD, 70 teofntt einnal Elm @enis. eaB uureirer
Saleratus @uerer ,nb Guerer Tamitien @elunbz
teit nadtbeilis If, tcdb:enb Ter rGbemii6e Ca.
teratue" 70 rein .toie Shnee uno eeDbalb pelfcm-
r,en 9eiuno 1T. Gr niro in Jairport, Mourre
&c., N..g., fa%tri5itt, NIB lit bel BEN ,asiiien
9auHeutm unb Spe3creibaneIern int Staate gu
Gateu.
Scru1ter, bsrunter nur i'm nj r tpic=
Scr bcrnnter femnlt..o as. @ric, itebt mir uod|
POS Yrrrsl,t MSip. Mag es 9aNblun0en
aebsu. velde ireD Rem feline Trmieisans i'll ibren
Vreilsu sin,retcn Ia lleu, Gle 1irma Snae RI II
uno 6 .. mad,t es gang aacera. 8smiibtu sic
I'D, mo-! ~esfalieit hrn, errsbrte Dnmen, nnp Sc
rnetfsu gie. wle SIR suycrirmmenesr 0iener,
@bas+ Mablsr, 70 tabetbaft tiais Ysrfuutt!!
@ir wiiIeu, id0ne Gan,sn, 9is glalten uu5
siel, abr , as stauben 5ie ms nidNt; rayp. Il
muD gle 9err ebas. Mab!er ItIbt Nbcrseuscn.
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9er Undergraduate erttstet li&, eesen mabiss
Gersutune anosYateute vcn @albinetcn su be-
lcrsen, lcnie iter iImmtiide Nssisrunes~ Sono-
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Man aeprsilire ~afraseu an
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*)9eYsr nimmt ~ Yrcjcut 3inlrn Son mi,
unb nneeru in ct. 1aul.
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NcpIf9,
urb man Ihritt gu benz wrueeB tes 3errn IS.
Mard. Sir tie1en v~srlanett Ter Di1riet-Nn-
malt cine Sury, melAe Tenn aud auf Mittpo@
uni 9 llbr Yur Sauire Drbee's ri@!erliden Ma9t.
ltubl sslaeen wuste. rllab es parb Mbene unb
e5 part Moresn, { rb>itte Sag" Nad
Grletieung rsri9ieeener @dwiriefsiten muree
cine Sury einoslAmoren, une mad esm eislslbe
in tenn nit Menldeu vua9'pircpften @trid!ssim-
n,er bel, eansen Sag ubsr ben Gerbanslunsen &C.
lau1dt, unb Ypn benz Mi9nr %inltruirt moreen,
uta6, psnn lie tGidten bic @srbaftung Ter Nn.
tlaserin turd ben 9eflasten lei Gin eeieblider
Mft. ibr @abliprp@: rNi@t f&ulbis!"
penn umottsbrt; r@@ulbis" itin ma6te,
srHarte la mad ~lanserer 8eratbuns, baB fe I'D
nidt einisen tSnne. 7 Mann ware,. fit 5rei-
lpre9una 5 fir @erurtbeluns. Se pureeu
s%ntlalen, cine neue Sury ueeoraftet1 uuc be,
Yroeeb auf @~unnatenb 8 ubr pertast.
Dit G%ntpideIaas bieier Aneteeeabeit liee1
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sa's tsSlt iein rei&balt;e:s une motlaGcrtir,ss
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pfeifem ~,
Gtgarren,
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Muner aasn iibrieen 8ran9en bes BantQe5@aft
les 'pten.eN mir nniere beionbere 9ufmerflamtet
BEN gerf1uTe Don
We&Ieln auf Deut19lanb,
lowts aut Die 9auptpIase Granfrei9s, Gnalants.
Der Sdwei5 uuo Der Ser. @taaten unb trnaiiiren
mir Nrbsrr aut folgenoeeurofail9e 5du1er,
>Warrant8,
NIT unlertr ldriftti9en @arantie auf unbegren,te
3sit ~osrleben, lbernebmen bic
3slesung pom Gapitalien
IN 0rgnoeisentbum ober gesen SntereGen, auf
srle psYptbetartf9eS i9trbeit belpr-
asaots
Ve;abluna BON Taren
TT leeem Sbeile uu}eree Gtaates, faufeu uub ser.
taufen G|elb nnc frembe Miusen, sablen bic
go9Fe pr'mie fir @ediel auf Stew 9 ort,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-08-08

re- Or. Stewart 1T fir ben l%aufeNten
Mpnat @tatt une County. Nrat.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-08-08

ct Naul uno winona Sabn.-
Die(e 8abn mirb eeesnmartis se,n1e0en, nit ,psl'
der N1teit man srn ct. Vaul bis lafe City f,r<
tis iii. sic @raeirune feA auf etsIer @trs6e
SsrtaltniBmal1is lei9t berauiteaen iein. Mit rsr
Gertnipfuug Winenas nit einer, @ilenbaba.
punfte untsrbaIb lubt IS ncd etras luftig aus.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-08-08

Sude, Dufbfins, Ga0in,eres, @sfen,
9ranalten &C.
tGnneu mir anserorreutlid biaise preile neIen
ea MIR lc!he tbeiipeile Direct inpcrtiren.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1863-02-25

DUELIsT-A moral coward, seeking to
hide the pusil,animity of his mind by af-
fectiug corporeal courage.
Praise, when the reasons for it are Civ
60, is double praise ; censure, without the
reasons for it, is only half censute.
Pride and Opulence may kiss in the
morning as married couple; but they
are likely to be divorced before sunse:
Music is the most delightful rational
entertainment that the human mind can
possibly enjoy.
The pebbles in our path weary US. and
make Us foOt-sUre more than the rocks,
which only require a bold effort to sur
mount.
Take away probability, and you can no
longer please the world; only Les there
be probability, and you cannot displease
it. .... ..
1t is as easy to write CANDY style
without ideas, as it is to sprt ad pallet
of snowy colors, or to smear in Aauuting
He who brings tidicnle to bear against
truth tinds in his hand blade without a
hilt--onc more likely 10 cut himself than
anybody else.
The memory of good and worth actions
gives a quicker relish to the soul, than
ever it could possibly take in the highest
snjoymsnts Of youth. @ 3.
Men, iD general, are more completely
persuaded by The suggestions of their own
minds, than ey reasons offered them BY
others.
A young lady being asked by fsmi.
line acquaintance whether shs lad any
original poetry in her album, replied,
No, but some of my friends have fsrsr4
ID nae With original spaliing."
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1863-02-25
[Original.l
ENGLISH ROBERT.

You say, 'the Rose of England fades +
see no paeness, but instead,
His life-blood on it, warm and red.
At bloody Fredericksburg he fell -
Perhaps your son or brother lay
Beside him on the field that day.
He died. before our banners stars,
Ahame with Freedoms deathless light,
Flashed Ger the world their glory bright
He died, before the martyr-blood
That veins our flag with life's red hue,
Meant more than "Freedom to the few"
We blest our dear ones, when they went,
With faltering lips and eyes grown dim
But no one wept or prayed for him.
His grandsre fought against US, once;
So Robert vowed, his eyes afame,
His hearts blood should blot out the shame,
Look, Mother England, DER the sea
A son of thine, VINO loved thee well,
At Freedoms feet, that morning fell.
lie IOu8nC LOT LlueEty aLu Alotu
His blood baptized our soil that day;
Among our holy dead he lay.
Between us and all scorn of thine,
Forevermore his soul shall stand
Entreating for his native land
The blood that veins our starry flag,
Throbs in thy symbol Rose, as well,
Since noble English Robert fell
Feb. 1868. EVA
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1863-02-25

pG~Tbe Richmond correspondent of
the London Times writes that the North
ia financially up-yet directs his employ
er's agents in New York to remit him his
wages in green backs.
To put up with the world bumbly is
better than to control it. This is the very
acme of virtue Religion leads to it in
day; philosophy only conducts to it by a
heightened life of misery or death.
"God has written honest man in his
face" said a friend to Douglas Jerrold,
speaking of person, in whom Jerrold's
faith was not altogether blind. d.-"Humph"
Jerrold replied ; "then the pen mrst have
been q very bad one"