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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-07-22


i, a. p.Ia.-'g tNe SUBSCRIBER offers 20 ihc .trninB
plt , ~ ,"'.'''l e.molt moving machine 10 NeA
'N.tN u" lNf'l -ne wants ni the thrifty farmer.
~. n'." pNcY Of machines introduced
'1u' oN' " ho'ty O." 'i these serious ohiec-
"' D-'N l''ei Lih-f tnei have been DO heavy
p. - RI HuIi5 aud ifel 40 ordinary t'au or
Nt t'eu in Helr construction AZ 90 rerdnr the exc
lS .nu uvuNie m constant repairing Noticeable
..t '' 'l N''ie1 o} our iafmefs was machine
u.Ut e,luNt auu onl Aote, easy q drought equal
y .'li .Ls s ,uiHhk' thnpe and compact easily
--l'e4 ana ADJUSTED andnnt likely Co gct out 81 re-
@ Is lesl OF NICE seasons Doc established t1e act
'N iN' ""tsl ''"N| " l'e m"'4"s tn MT ihi9 fo-
.tt i 10y t'ii- - ' al'-P'e @nI gives tNhN H mas
.iN 3 mower 3" ''sf" poh.IiW 0I4 fHiia
"".A W''e ln strong s'f"t open
"'N- GUY 10 wet or drY sf.s.' to
%"
A.ie pune 'i 'o, advantages boz
y nt tAim., in' go" Rome 81
N'''" '".'e Wy 'l, i,i'e %. tNe NufN-
OH et - Do -l -' pr. f,'. 'i.' 'lNT
N' rye anger gH upon joe sr'und so af to cause a
I ny Ha.''n. ' e'li't-
'l " .." '-'I 'N ana '." '' graduated
N'l .. 'FN".. i'N 'H'ti -
'e nn''r n'f c'f'I IT.n 'ne rf'nud whom 30 VIII
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-07-22
RraI estatr for salf.

INARM FOR sALE.-The subserbef of.
fars Tor sale his farm situated In The sntb e,.,srfy
part Of Berlin in Washington County containing sbout
l'j acres Of land about az ~ same being To- Wu
ttnsiowu. There are twl good dwelling houses up3n
sad hrm--one lt brick twd-stodes thoroughly blu,
aud onc " wood oue-starv
'a1 tfu be vel ifrced and Boz good state VI culifa.
p lu' and keeps large stock II Ia well adapted fJf
ivy nr sheep said farm will be- sold cheaD and any
ono t'sirous n purchasing Hrstraie farm e az well
i1 re,l AID examine f1r bimsef
f'- further ptf.Ic4ltIs, ask WIN. G. Lewfs or W m q
amih. 0i MONTPELIER. o. G. HOUSE
Berlin, Juec oh. 1884 Ootf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-07-22

.
and twelve smaller pieces, with an abundance
of rockets. Then dancing began again and
continued until u T.. NJ, when supper was
announced An hour or two was spent OF
tine supper table and 90 safe ne food. they
sought che door again aud danced until four
O'Clock A. N. One ofthe ladies present fred
tne sunrise gun and the company dispersed.
We bad about one hundred and fifty present
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-07-22

LVIN CAD Us TATE.
The subscribers, having been appointed by the
uHralle Probate Court Tor che District " Warrington
umisQncrs tl receive, examine and adjust an claims
demands Of al persons against the estate OF Calvin
1y, late Of Nurthdeld. iu said district, deceased,
resented iusolyeut, and the term Of six months m
2lnd day oi June 1854 bciog allowed by said
AT 20 the creditors Of said deceased 20 exhibit aud
.rc thcif respective claims before US Give notice.
It we will attend 90 The du les Of appointment az
dwelling house Of the late Calvin Cady IN NorhGeld
said district, the 81 Tuesdays OF August aud De-
uoer next at ten o'clock, Ia the forenoon on each Of
days
II. CARPENTER, (c,,,rs
J. H. CIRCUIT, w" TO-
Norhdell July llrh, A. j. 1854. 1918
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-07-22
Arnal nntttts.


- T A 4 T. OF ERIN o Mt
- RANDOLPH DISTRICT. S.
In Probate Court holden az BrookhelI. ou the 1ffh
day Of July, A. ID 1864
sprasue Arnold, Jr. adninistrator Of the estate Of
Mary Hopkins late N said Brookhsd deceased makes
aspiration 20 said court f1r license sell l ~ the
real estate 90 SAID dcccaed ticfrnng shat Fld slc
would be beneficial 20 al persona Interested ir said
es'ate and poe hlod in court he consent n sHnF O.
This State.
"N'ieif .., s ordered by sail cou o fhat said o.
NhcAlon come under consideration sud be heard on re
lst Gay Of sep ember A. ID 1868 a. the Probate oilor
n bfookhe.d aud % JIG further ordered that all persons
air'sted be notified htrs 5y publication n notice ~
h appieiu2n ana order thereon, three wcekt
igeIy iu tne Vermont Waiohman and STATE Journal
rin cd At Montpelier, before said time OF hcaroq thai
ney may appeaf az said time and place. and II they
cause. object thereto.
By The Court
ltlG Attest JR CLEAvELAND. Judge
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-07-22
HAIR DYE! HAIR DYEll
BAJCHhLuRs CELEBRBrkD HAIR DYK

~ rHE DIST IN THE W uhhb
Tia onig HafNisss, I1as, and Reliable Dye hhoi0h.
The splendid Hair Dye is Perfect-ehanses Red,
Rusty or Grey Hair, instantly to Glossy Black Or
Natural Brown, without hurng the Hair or Staining
the Skin leaving the Hair 81 # and Beautful impsrts
fresh Vitality frequently restoring It's pristine color and
reotdes the IN elects Of Bad Dyes. The &c uine 10
signed William Bachelor all Others are limitations, and
should be avoided Sold by all Druggist &c Factory
81 Barclay ST., New York Bstehelor's Ne" Toilet
Cream for Dressing ihe Hair II SO da~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-07-22
ITO TIE LADIES' OF AMERICA

ry.F phoIs
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.Do ". ''- era .eMl @a oosTneloh, oi nf-
t-e lou "-a.eel cause. pf--l-ug health 'iBoT and
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tt.' ''N,'' --A 'a'-.. 't'Hs aIll prep"i iuoni
tl.'' aion ls 44e. an- al'e and i' needs nothing
n l'1eisiau1 ine reason
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nntai.. u-ta sc.eH I'd ai landed d4d preparation
.'"'- ''4- i.. .l an i 51s' 'aoon,
HalIa.la. ANU SURE 10 DO COOP
AND CANaJl 20 .AHN,
~ -A'"1 Nv manu-
LYONS Pttionf..,r. DROPS will cer.ah,lv nro
daea t.s re.4s. r.raa t..4.e. If ken diy " Two
1sI let-- cape i-- aaa % mat.m ia tie pro-
1 -a cure
blay.fte a,.l.e a.a.. ladies. gi,hir the p.st N
ua4th-, -.I .iu.l5 u -4 .s .it surely cufes'
h- t-- CAY ~ ..-..,
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c'-sa se ".' a sure ~ produce mis-
-.r.It.". u .H.. Ha..'I. i..s situation, and al ATE
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TO NAHRI LADIES!
Ta.f al. peculiarly s.s.t,i a. they bring the monthly
ler.4 "i-a .p e-'e-. r.-u.fg
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me P~'"o Is 90 iie'"-
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-07-22

- RANDOLPH DISTRICT. S.
ln Probate Court, holden at Brookded within and Tor
% bi tIci on nle l8.h day n July, A j. l8'4
hl brliuald. admiuistat0r tu this Sta'e. q the
'Hta o. Austin briinAid late of Bsloit in Wuco1siu
ceased, makes application Co. said court Tor license 20
Cd 70 Ofrn Bfainard. Of Austnburgh, IN the State q
hoi certain real estate in this STATE 20 Wit about fly
acres " land 90 Randolph. Ia the County q Orango
ing the same land c0nfayed 90 tae said Austin Brlln
by said Orn Barnard by deed dated the 2ld DAY n
me, A. l,64 representing that the said deceased
q Che same in must Cor said Orriu Bmiuagi.
Whefcupon, % is ordered boy ssi court that said ap.
cation come under consideration and be heard before
% court az session thereof t1 be held 40 BE Probate
100, TO- brooEfed Aforesaid the Oh day " August.
ID. 1855, az lpo'ci0cr, A ST. and 90 Is further order
shat all persons ntef ested bs notified hereof by pub
alton Of notice u this application and order thereon
zee weeks succcssivey 200 the Vermont Waterman s.
ate Journal. printed AZ Montpelier ia this state, be
said time Of hearing thar they may appear ~ said
BE- aud place and if they see cause, oiiec thereto
, 10 By ths Couft J. K CLEAVELANO
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-07-22
A NODD no TuE WIsFI


81 uowrs fLixu, is whining many new friends.
Is bag ea hee. taed with perte, success and TO
a Cough ar Cold Group OF Wh3opius-eough, it has no
slleU.r Wa cell the attention OF our readers TO the
90. Ii.n NJ r Henry IS CO.. or fun particulars
aG a-r Dulsists iu Montpelier cell the Elixir. dawf
Sls $3.50 eAL uIso0vAGy--BB SPECIFIC Pms
for u, .saf aul permanent cure Of Sexual Diseases
Green 81 l.s haises elect semins, Weakness, Nishtl
Ems..a. H,ruua-ace Impotence, Genital Debility
aud lr.Irshr Gravel Structures and Affections Of the
kidncys sad HaiacI which ha ueea used by upward
li owe HaaIrai lyscians with entire success-super
-ci.ue Da5.', copai6a, Capsulss any compound
atrao krowl
Dula siacnlo fiLLs are s edy In action, eject
iug IS .aIe Zoo few days, which Is ornament They are
prepared Hun vegetable extracts tha, harmless 20 the
sys..1 sul aeyer na.a.se the stomach impreguat,
ts BREATH $40 change oi diet is necessary whilst using
Aeu Nor does her action interfere with business
pursuits.
Ea.a b1z contains six dozen Pills Price 81
Dr. BGiLs TREATISE on Seminal Weakness
Self Abuse. loss Of Power. Impotence Premature DE
oay Sexual Diseases, &c, pamphlet oi O. pages con
,s.s poltaat advice to the afflicted sent free. sh
cents afo required to prepay postage
sent. soclre from observation and conddendally 10y
mail .o-, tif, n. eoeipt Of the aoney, BY
laaH4i BHYAN. NJ d.. ltiNr 81 New York
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-07-22

THRoAr AFFEouoNs.-A Physician writ
ing from Newfane, New York, spe4king Of
the beneficial effects resulting from the use Of
"Brorn's Bronchial Iroche,, says-"Ooligs
me by sending dozen more Of your 'Bron-
chial Trochss, enclosing bali For alleyiat-
ing that horud irritation only felt by those
who have suffered from any Bronchial A6ec-
ton. aud for hoarseness and sore throat too,
] am free to confess (though am an M. d.
they answer all you claim for them. | would
beg you to feel that | am one of the last men
in the profession to puff nostrum, but feel
] am but doing justice to assert what have.
70 avoid disappointment, be sure to obtain
the genuine Browns Bronchial TroChes. 4
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-07-22
THERE ARE METEOR INVENTIONS

That cash up for moment in the wspapers aud pass
20 oblivion. 4 ere are also
GRAND DISCOVERIES
which take permanent hold Of public estimation, and
Last for oil Tine
Permanent among the latter class stands
CRtsrADORO'S HAIR DYE,
vegetable preparation harmless water, which in five
minutes,
TRANSFORMS GRAY HAIR,
Or hair VI auy unpleasant hue TO glorious black
chanting brown Unique 10 s composition aud nfaOi-
BILE u its rcsu' il has achieved popularity with both
sexes with tyely class Of society aud in all parts Of the
uord Manufactured by j. 'RlsTADoRo, No.
As,or House. New York Sold by all Hair Disssers.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-07-22

LOOTED AY-Assgnees and others
holding All ued paY OF the 2d "a. 4th 9Th and On
Idcn are hereby notIsei that returns have been fo-
'''eu Oh avn son end this office Is prepared o. pay
Kuuand. Jolly 7 1854 1916
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-07-22

Capt Battery Il, LIST VI. Artillery
The list Of those captured lie substantially
the snmo as those reported by the Adjumut
and printed previously by US; we therefore
omit H. but with many thanks 20 Capt Ei-
dredge for his excellent intention.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-07-22

PRICE 81 90 PER BOrTLh,
soldhy y X. Broeu Wood, iix0y a Co., & 2. Rod
field, Montpelier Eujah Perry. Cabot
Aud By Apothuoaros and dealers la Medicines general
~ and 81 the Doctors oihce,
81 and SO Hanover Street Boston,
decd vy3noss
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-07-22
THE EVIDENCE INCREASES.

Rev. Geo. NJ. Pratt, Lewisburg, Penn.
writes :--''I eheerully recommend Mrs. S..
A. Aliens Worlds Hair Restorer and Zylo-
balsamum for curing badness and restoring
gray hair. Their use in this vicinity has
been highly successful" l4:daw
Sold by Druggists everywhere. Depot,
1873 Greenwich ST., New York dawly
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-07-22

Dom a1ncrl.. .mrnts

In Baad Ia'rIaor l..e .aia. bert.
son of II at.dllFetr
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-07-22

At noon Monday there was an attempt to
rob the Calais Bank, Maine, by a small party
Of rebel raiders who came there from st.
John, n. b Three men were arrested. The
leader Of the gang is Collins a captain in the
18Th Mississippi regiment Those captured
say that some thirty associates promised to
meet them at Calais but failed. The vigil
anee OF the state guards prevented the sue
cess of this bold scheme of pillage The
three men arrested have been committed
The citizens armed themselves Monday in
the expectation of an attack Monday night
The New York herald., 1864-06-28

There were Two stands erected outside the building east
and westone termed the German and the other the Eng
sh stand The assemblage here large but few
hundred persons being present q. any time and those
not tarryng very long, The speakers wanted the usual
incentive 10 oratory-an audience and they noontnenty
vacated the stands leaving the square peace aud quiet
This only was afterwards broken by the cheers that rung
OUT from time 70 time, from the Immense gathering
side at happy alusion or speaker General Fro
mont. or when cried out-.Three cheers more
for General Mcclellan
The New York herald., 1864-06-28
inl AESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN
.sksNT RATIFICATION MEETING
immense Gathering at tho
Cooper Institute.
The Radical Democracy In
the Field.
The Cleveland Convention Plat
form Adopted.
TO MORE GOVERNMENT LYNCH LAW"
-PRgroyT THE NAN Fer TEE CRISIS"
Speeches by B. Gilbert, Bf. o. 4. Brownson,
Hon Dir. Claiborne, Of Missouri; Hen.
John Coehrane and Others
-~~~>~~~~--~-~>~--~--~~
Nr. Seward at the Baifimore
Sanitary Fair.
---~-~--~~----~-~-~~-~-
fRE CHARGE EADE by THE INDEPENDENT,
~&s- &C.. 90.
. Speeches by B. Gilbert, Bf. q. 4. Brownson,
Hon. Dir. Claiborne, Of Missouri; Hen.
John Coehrane and Othera
Nr. Seward at the Balfim ore
Sanitary Fair.
fRE CHARGE kADE BY THE INDEPENDENT,
$&e, &C.. 90.

monster mas gathering Of the radical democracy
inside and Of the Cooper Institute last evening"
hr the purpose Of rayiug Toe Cleveland Convention
ticket nominating John c. Fremont FOR President aud
shn socnrane or Vice President the United states
The ensuing term Outside two stands we're erected
nom which those who could not she building were
addressed by various speakers.
inside the building itself eager listening eushu-
Elastic looking and appaudng multitude, great
ssrs anything that the Cooper Institute itself
could boasi Of In any time past.
The immense hall never showed itself 10 radically,
80 0. the radical democracy Is did last night, and
ssver put so bright appearance Every OF It's
Numerous columns decked with starry banners,
Psndng from which were small white nags, bearing pa
otic and political notices pertinent 10 the time,
sscasion and the struggle nauauaed for occu-
pancy Of the White House 1885, the welding OF
Ne Presidential power in ihe great republic the mo-
DsDtous crisis before it. Around the walls numerous
notices OF similar character hung, many OF which
we're unique in their way and excited much pleasant
sommeni among the audience previous TO the opening
sse proceedings. few Of them are noticed below.
The immense platform brllisnt with light, with
nags with Banners transparences, notices nlustra-
MONS, wreaths and flowers. Between the centre COL
snns. and dropping from which either side, WAS q
assp stripe OF canvass With the usual declaration
/ 1855. For President 1855 !
y. =
For Vice President
JOHN COCHKANE
Under this were two illustrations-one Temple OF
Dscedom, inside Of which Mr. Lincoln represented
while outside the Goddess herself seated and stand
~ beside her was General Fremont pointing TO Mr.
lincoln and exclaning Liberty dethroned.n
On the other side . drawing OF q rooster, sur
rssnded with scroll, bearing the words
~s~~>.-~3
his COCK ran ahead OF his ticket IN the last (
campaign.
On the columns OF the platform we're the following
nosIoe:-
FOR PRESI DENT.
The Pathfinder OF Freedom,
JOHN G. FREMONT.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
New lork's gallant son,
JOHN COChRASE-
s~>.~>~>~
FRkR SPEECH. YREE PREss, hES,
PRKE NATION AND FREuoSr
/ -Four years more OF Lincoln and OF
Forbid II Heaven and Fremeut.
Among others tho following
FREE DOOM TO REBELS,
I FREEDOM TO THE NATION,
AND
( FREMONT FOR The WHITE HOUSE
"Nene, Meme Tckel
Lincoln weighed in tho balance,
And found wantpgn
The New York herald., 1864-06-28
MIsCELLANEOus.
THE GovsRNNEHr LoAs

THE GovkkNhkNT LOAN
ssoasnooo
This loan authorized Of Congress of MarsS =.
1854, which provides fer q keDEMPTIoN IN COIN a
any period not less than than forty resn
iss dats Al the pleasure OF ~. ,oversment
Until its redemption rent interest IL 70 - pAi1
semi annually IN COIN
Subscriptions to the ioa a-e receivsd by The Nasonaz
Banks in United States or in such currency s.hw
funds Is arc taken by then, lsposit q par
It's exemption oca taxation adds from ona
70 three Ter can't per annuar = i,s vAlus
The rate OF interest on oan although but ave pss
cent in coin much currency difference
between the market value currency and gold.
As rule the i've per ~fre securities all sosaS
governments always par above and currency noU
funded in the national loan worth IL face in gold,
besides paying regular and liberal PER eeDtsss y Ne
holder.
The authorised amount loan IL two hundred mID
sn dslars Tho amount Of sucscrptens reported NJ
Treasury at Washington is owe
s7Goooooa.
United staes At Washington the Assistant rreasurss
atNew York, Boston and Philadelphia, and BY tho
Fks. National Bank of Ncx York No Wall street
Second National Bank OF New York rwsnUthrd sss, a.a
Broadway.
Third National Bank Of New York, No Nassau street
Fourth National Bank OF New York. 20 Pine street.
Firth National Bank or New York. sss Third avenue
sixth National Bank or New yark Sixth and Broadway
Nnth National Bank Of New York. 3sS Broadway.
Tenth National Bank Of New York 30 Broad way
Central National Bank OF Ncw York II Duane stree.
National Exchange Bank o. New York I84 Gresnsehsl
AND By ALL NATIONAL BANKs
which are deposiaries Of public money and all
RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
throughout the couny ,aang agents Of the National
Depositary Banks) will furnish further information ap-
plcaton and
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO sUBscRIBERs
The New York herald., 1864-06-28
MMDlcAL.

OWING tbc crowded siase OF out cnum ~ are com
lad to omit OIL sdvrrasrnauu anss, h~ shoss
The New York herald., 1864-06-28
The Clev Gland Convention Plat
form Adopted.
ITO MORE GOVERNMENT LYNCH LAW

-PREroyT THE NAN Fer TEE CRISIS"
The New York herald., 1864-06-28

sshMPtruN 4 MEDALS or LfNooLE AND JOIN SON
~ 1 incl dsme,er, vel sseonsd cent 10 any sitre~
At 7b eenia each 81 26 per dozen. ew Ia snvst
zach. liberal dscorntie 20 the trade Address
Co, tos 10 va broadway.
The New York herald., 1864-06-28
AsTROl.sDG ".
EiSn ARTs.

Owing 20 the crowded cf our columns We a.. COZ
hee1iua
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-03-12
9 E + n, / f6 teS.

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is Sabren,-Die yfep< Yprter Mtenr>
3e'tung BON lebter @oGe beri9tet foloen,
ben interefanten Tau: oGs belt G9 felt
cini9en .Ga8cn in bief9er Staot Gin abenz
teuerlide6 Trauen3in,nner auf ras in
Manne6tletrern berumsebt, cine militdrt.
l@e 9altun9 aur Sdau trd9t unb it.t In
trsenp zines Der freiwiQtaen Reeiimenter
anperben III la7en fudt. @efern cr1dien
oteie Yerion i'm 6auptquartter BEG britten
GaoaQeriere8iments, unp gab bem Ger
8eanten Wbite 3u erfennen, taB iie f9
9erne als Splpat anperben la6en MIDI
te. Sic iaste, bab fe tereit6 Is Mona>
telan8 9ebisnt babe, auf pen S@ladtfelb
permuntet unp in bae 6oipital oebra9t,
na9ber aber, al6 rienituntaueli9 entlo(,
fen ,percen iet. Der Ser0cant meinte,
caB Der @efrut fit ZEN @analleriecien(t
su lei6t iei, rab ct aber nieQei6t olS
Ircn,peter an9encmnen trerten f6nnte.
Sie er,pieperte parauf tas fet 9erabe tpas
ite pdnide, tporauf lie pe,l6ieoene Si9<
male riff. Der SerSeant rer f@ nidt
trdumen lies, e6 nit einem Grauen3immer
su tbun su baben, tetaitete ibre Mrme unp
ibre Bruf, unb tneinte> BET &ettut babe
bc& ionberbar tpetaeS Gleii&. Gnoli@
bt9ab ct fid NIT ibr auf ben 8e8, UNI fc
pom cem Milttdrarst unteriu9en 3u la0en.
unterweSs fa9te ile BEN Ser9eantet,, baB
fie fI@ unm69li@ t6nne pi6tiren la0tn,
ter Ser8eant er,pteperte, ba6 f6nne nt@t
llu9au8en trerpen. Auf ttelts Fin entz
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-03-12
. allies 3u mt $ E It cn.
Cine 5aus-@el9i9te aus benz Grslij9en be,
Nib Diuab Maria Malpd.

SD CLAUDE nidt poB man in ben bret
&1nierei1en cine n,uutrere unD bettrere
,alte Svnafer fnten t1nn:e, als Mib
Mellieent Srme, ou9 Tante WiQy &C.
nannt, bonn pieler Nomc ,pa,o iDr alIoe>
mein pon ibren Neffe,,> e,iten, speiten II.
critten Gouiins ia, iosar bon @ieIen
9eleben, tpel@e ii9 nidi rer minoefen
BlutSpetpanrldaft nit iby riibmen tonn>
ten. Diele @i9enl@aft elmer uniperlal=
1onte rer gon;en Nabbarldaft mar
ater flr Wlib MiQp feinesme96 unanee>
nebul renn in einem iebr fleinen &6rpsr
tru9 iie 9let@wobl Elm groBes 6erS tpelz
DIES 9rube Mebnli6feit init pem @ummi
elaficum bate, jeeo9 ni@t in(ofern, al6
mon ii6 btelt6 @lei1nile6 in Be3us auf
weiblt4e 9er3en bectent, &pel9e @t& imn,er
weiter au6rebnen, aber ,,ienal8 rei>
zen.
Mib Miuy's !6er3 beiab pielmebr tiele
elaftii&e 8ei6offenbeit i'm befen Stnne
-ndmlib es bate ftet6 Naun fir neue
Bewobner unp ;eianete f@ au7erpem
nod bur@ bic @t9enl9aft aus, pae es
aQe erfabrenen llnfreunplt9feiten poer8e>
leioiQun9 eben 10 lei6t austilete, .uie
@ummi elaftieum 8leififtfrtde pom
papier binmeSmilht.
1ante Miuy-i@ babe ta6 Nc9t lie
10 au nennen, renn i9 bin ibr wirtli6er
Nehe @oefrey Gacourt- mar cine oui:
iernrrentli9 teine perlon. Sie bate
iebr bQbl&e, nieplide 3lae, blbl@e6dnre
uno Glbe, cine biblhe, ntspli6c Gtgur
unp trus fet6 einen biblden, nieeliaen
Mrteit6beutel nit fi9 bsrum, in ce0en gt>
beimnibppQen 1iefen ale 8inper per
Na@barl9aft tinab3utaaden .liebten unp
ielten ,rieper auf tie Sterfdae e,nporta>
men, obne cine tonbare Yerle In @citalt
zines Bonbons pper 3uderRen9els eefl@t
| 3u baben.
! Sbr Nnau9 por ftet6 nett unb iauber,
pieueidt Gin weni9 altmpbild4 aber fet6
ip pte er I& fir ie lhidte
Sbr ,reiees, braune6 ,6aar-e5 mar
wtrtli@ nod traun-la9 elatt seFo@ten
unter elmer 6aube; ibr peieer &ra9en
Sli& pem frii& 9efaQeuen S&nee, unp
1berbaupt l6ien 1ante Mlilly'S Collin
bic puncerbare Gisenidaft 3u befBsn,
ntemals atsetra9en, idmubia peer ftau>
big, ionoern ftets fril& unp neu auesule=
ben.
Denno& ab.r ,pot fe melt entfernt,
reid .3u ietn, wie Sebermann aud re@t
tpcbl wubte; ibr tleines Gintommen
rei@te 8erate bin. tie Bepurfni0e ibrel
tleinenperlon 3u befriepisen. sic wrbn>
te in elmer. Nuelhale Yon etnem !6auie,
NIT Der tleinfen auer tleinen 3ofen. nie
bcnt, iiterbaupt MQes um Iante MiQy
berum mad petiiinstem Mo6nabe se>
i&atten ju iein f&ien. Datei ober ,pa,
fte ni&t piel 3u 6auie, benn fe mart
fortpdbreuo tiberaQ bin Ysrlan9t-su
6c@3eiten, Iaufen ,t. Mu@ iGeute iie
uie 3u tbrer Gbre ausbrddlid bemerf
merren unub, f6 tibt Elm Irauerbaua
3u betreten. @ie fonnte neinen NIT ben
@ttnenben, petitanb aber babel aud pil
@er3weiFun6 in 9pfnun9 3u psrtpan.
bsln, 70 wie iiberbaupt ibr frSbli&ts Sc.