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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-03-26
A%ufrc9nua ipcgcu Dcs GnrpGirenS
scr Sflapeu in &%cutueev.

IrpB Ger unpsrlAduntsr YrpteTe cca
@ruu. Darnlet!s rcn Gsntudy lisB Ger
prdlcent eaie!tt Die Sflaysn enrp}iren
UNI le lpatst eoulfritiren ~ lallcn. D
aber nun Elm She'll Ger rprtiaen SfloYet<
batter nit 0enalt rrpbtc. 70 bat Gcur.
Sramle!te cine otmitnelues Proclamation
e%ylol1sn, Die mir Bier folaen la1en:
Mittir9er! Nnsr!dtS psr Beunru=
biaun9 Der Dfientliden Stimmung, melhc
cur@ pie EnrouiAun9 Ger Silaren in bic
Arnee con &enIudy bsrporaerufen nor.
zen, iAcint IS reiIe, f%oIaenceu 9Binf su',
8obl uno CUR Stadtun9 Der Ipyalen
Mdnner BON &tntudy 81 eeten. 9M
llnmtle |olIts lb nidt 81 Osmolitb1ti1z
fciten, nod su unaeleblidem W'ecHf,oncf
perleiten. Mir, n;e mir fir tie GrnDiius
ton, rte Union II. ne Durdiutrun1 her
@s|sge eintsben Il. itsts einAeftai1ccr ba
ben. malsn cae Bflt'sten Ger Ncteuicn,
unler CONFINEMENT u%miunIr,en, rurth
unlerc topferen Sclcoten i'm Ietre nerri:
tsln unc unSerebte unp unconititutjenslje
@e|t5setuna rrtd. 0eltyaaibinsn Nppel
an BE einAslsBten Sritunole res WpiYerz
nements unp eurd Zen Stimmialsu BE
ri0lisen ; mir mil1sn III Der rrrselhric<
benen Neilc c~iejenigen vcn ihren Slellen
entfsrnen, welte ca5 III IL 0eltBte @srz
ttouen miebrauhen. Dies i@t cit ausi>
MICE red1mdbise Meilc, Gle Con titut;on;
pie Union unp Die Bpusiebun9 Ger Oglese
auiredt su erbaItsn. Der bloge Ntt Bic
Namen Der StlaYen ~ crrouiren, Q~If;irt
niht ir9eno Elm 3sedt Der @iir9er. Me6
1T feline Nusbsbun9 perpr1nct, nrb wilen
mir, rob IS se|Atbet msrce. 6 .uaa
9eideben uno es mag nibt ecldstsn.
Wir 1euteu ete 0slese aufreht crbal5
ten II babel tebarrsn urr in Ger opysez
ihriebenen @eiIe he Mittel se.foiocr,
bic jsne Bewdbrsn, mena cine 0smol1lamz
teit ODER Gin Qnredt 9eAen bic psrlcnan
Deer ra5 &iaentbum Der Bdr3er sci it,
eeap einsm 8eamten ppcr Sclpaten, in
9erlsyuns Ger 0sltse ce5 Staatss aus
9eitt metcen lcllte. Maden sic SIRE
Mnfla8ei in pom geIey oclSeldtiebsner
1orm, unp menn eer c%pmmanpinnpe Of
f;ier permsisert Deer untaldGt, feline dus
Beriten M%utrsngunaen aniuwenren, Iii,
ben 10 aneeflaetsn SIf,ier pret Solcaten
III atretiren UNI Ger Civil 8ebDrce ;,,r
untsrludune iu iter9eten, lobalo CT off
;ieQ Don ren 2batladen u,terridtet 1T
miro bic Greeution. oc6 Staotes Mnflaaen
crla0en uno ein Mititlr 0eribt perlanz
aen, uno unter Ger Contribution unp in
uet:teinfintnun9 nit Dem geles Sbre
Nedte oeribeipiacn unc tpobrnsbmen.
IS 1T un}ere DRiht cem Gelsg su ees
Borden bis es ourh tidterlide @n!i6s;z
run9 fur Unconstitutional erfldrt worpen
1T. Die Surser rsren Giaentbum un.er
pemlelten fir ben 6ifentli1m Wetrauh
mag 9enommen noroen itin, iinp unter
Der aebietencen 8o.1brift Ger Contribution
3u elmer an9emelenen Gntlddrisung fir
ras 10 fir Zen 6ftntlihen @ebtaud eez
ncmmene Gi9sntbum heredtigt. @snn
aud Der 9esenmdrtiae Gpnsreb un5 miht
9eredt merren ioltt,lo 1T IS psnnr@ fit r
il9 auf Die @eredtisfeit pe5 amerifaniz
f4en Uolfe6 ju perlal5en nnp Elm .slppeQ.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-03-26

lprint ebenfaQe Yun unermteliheh Vnr>
r1ttcn. eie Gle Nebelen ourd jenen 0afrn
i'm lseten Sabre e,baIten. @arum hilnmt
u,icre NeSierunS jcnen 6afsn ntdt gang
einTa6 meg, cenn nur rarurh fam iie ies
mem Shmu99elbanpel ein fir auemal Gin
Gnre MAIDEN.
Der .Nlbmonb Gramtner" prablt. ta6
eie rpn Sen. Sberman tirSli6 serit1rten
Glientabnen ibrn wierer beraeiteut leien
unc RAP bereits cine locomotive liter rie
SerltI1t ltin louenrenS 9isnm cine probe
fabu Alldl,d ppubradt. DaS 1T ater
rpd Gin wenia ltartsr Sutad.
Gen. Sibley wurpe pom Senat
ole 8ri9acez @encral beltati9t.
infer Minifer in PARTS Fat
Der taiistli@ fransSiiderR esieruus ldrit>
li6 m!tasttsilt nWcnn le ra5 !ytebeuenz
lhiff nNappsbannpd" ppn Calais auss
Iaufen lal1e, ~ wsrce lie ron unirret Ste
9icruc9 fir allen S6aren perantmprtlih
aecaGt merrsn, Ten Der Yirat Rem ameriz
fanilden 6anrcl ;ufise. IroBpcm bat
cie fran;plide 9icAieruns pielen Yiraten
frieclib feline We9e jieben lal1en. Gen.
OicDousal, Der freili@ %aQ;ubauf9 cee
Wutcn Su piel 9enieeen fol-, tradte resz
balb bersit6 in Ssnate Ter Ser. Staaten
einen 8slhlug. Gin, Grantreid ben
8rie9.iu e%rfldren! Wan nibt
;u bisi1, lieter Dou9al.
Die0olpbill, trobtem le Wclet
aemprpen, bat tis jeBt Ter 851lsnlpeeulaz
ton ftinenGinbalt as!ban ; cod rarf man
niht ,meiIein, caB v@eneral @resntadS"
m1,5ilie eislsrBia.i 10 manselboft ie aud
lsin mQa, einen erIplare'NenVclciua 0cQen
rie 81denlpisler IN rsy9fcw: Ycrfsr Noll>
ltrabe unternebmen mitr. uetri9ens itsbt
IS nr6 inmer aui 66a.
NeuefeS.
Gen. 9rant erreihte leBten Mit:z
nod @al bin1ton na6 turser Nbwele en-
beit unp perweilte ren 9an,en Mteno bel
rem YrdIrsnten. Den nd1ltsn Seq be-
9ob Ct "iih CUR Trent, sur ausenblid!iben
Organization Der Yptomaearmce. Sen.
Smitb mirp eer ;wcits i'm Gpmmanco
nab Grant lein, ais cs1en Stabs9ef
sr aairen wirr.
%cm. Dablaren fam zen 2ei6@
nam fines eclen. Spbnc5 niht erbalten,
"a Gle NsteuentebVrreu t%ebaupten, ridt
81 miilsn, 100 lsin 2eiGnam te9raben liz
0eO.
Gas mittce Supiz
anerA n9ele0tnbciten (e5 miro
jerch n;6t teridtet pb pom Scuat occ>
6aus) teridtrte IN 0unfen Der
SemilliAunN pom elmer 81 IL
lion Dollars sur Gnt1bdoi9=
un9 oerpur6 ole Sipur*Me 6:
geleien notb9elittenen-M In
@lispler pon Mtnneloia. Dos
0erc@te ideint allu cod su iiesen!
Die eurppdilhen Na6ridteu
berihten eine itat'gsbat1e ldwue S1lad'I
;wiihen Zen Setuibsrn uno Idnep be-
@iels ni6t m.it pom Trierericia, Die mi
rer !ptalen Niecella9e cer Dlnen aee,,cet
DieNuirten ,iiden nit farferWiadt 9c9el
Jrersrisia por.-Die 2onron 2ims6 laAt
Gn3lano itlr,e ii& in ttinen &!ic9 au
cas- Wetpt Ddnemarf6. - NuClanp pro:
elarirte rie emancipation Ger polnil1e,
Dauern.
0u iIrlide pirat 6lorica rettc!s id
Dor ~unl:rrn &reu;ern in een 6afen Dol
Mareiya, molatlt CT ale unr jspe uuter
nGBun9 ubislt. uuo ronn miscer te
Nadt unr Nstd auefuih. - Der Gr5
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-03-26
@arnuHgen Der luDaiesa Rreife epr
Dem GrctheG Ger lsttraS ns.a Dcr
opDpcriv1nS.


Die llltro5 unc RE jsgt tbeilneile init
lblcn Yettlucstm GpppeEbcacs rsoer Gem
yolte' untsr Mnofrsm AUDI ppr, pie Sftaz
reEst lft 70 mie 10 Eprt UNI tDnne cober
fsintn Utuur cfr I!ennune 3nijufn yer
ldiseensn Nattcien u1ehr bilrsn. Slit
cieIrm J}aiionument tlDiten ltn cie Ill
tyoe natuentiih oun fit cen UalI,. raC
purD tb.e lsparattlHlac Bsiucgung rsf
Observation-Disclosures Ger rlputtifaniz
lhrn partri as!hIasen unp Yer Ioaeipat
rsr grppeybsaes aepdbit miyr.>
9Hir molten tsite unieren' Sglrrn BIC
Warnu1sen sneier teroabrter Urejbsitoz
vraons Ypr eifIm Osf1Drliden Jiailpnz
nen'ent porlcBfn.
Die d. y NtsneSeituns iaat: uGtclIt
man tftt zen Jal!, rab IinerIu III Balz
iir1pre lpnli!ltIt miyo,) einen CarltaleD
SIumpFanricaten .ouL 70 itnp srsi Sale
a!D4lib. Gn,weoer erbaIt eieier Stumpz
taneicot gsnup Stimmsu, lsIa tie Grz
ndoIun9 Sineo!ns al yerbiiten unp Gle
res rempfrdti d en- Raaricaten III
ts!rirftl', orer 2infc!n miro / III 0eeeuz
q + e III eiIfm o,arifalen" ME III eingnl
Soppslb edes &oneiraten 3 IL aemlb!t.
SIM lgBtsn Sale miiree i"tltitrer lt1uplih
lsi'1e Seriraliuu8 ipabrenc reg 5~lrritsr
Nrieteimtl5 cine llolb mcit plpnpncittere
Jtidtun1 4egen Cie NaoiFaIen eilnetz
men, mie mattsuc res slitea: = I'M erz
fen Sale, lpenn Gill GpppstGeoo Yrdits
tenI milrre,~mdrc mas ininler oerstidie
peltmilen logsn mDssn = Ger oausei
Urelbsitattie9 fir Die Sas' gsnsirn. Gem
sine 9lsaF!ipn su Ounitsn Ger Sflayerei
1T mDa'ib ulp rie SfIapersi TT, meun
Ger Sirsn nitt hit Wofsneenalt III, CIR
urlf len min, II d, tcct. Msr pas llu:
gret> Ger bat bic Mslteelhihtc nit rem
mirrcn S!it cinss tetyunfenen Sonouiz-
niffte, II niat mi, ee,n tlaren Nuac
zines rcnttncen Manncs eelslcn. =
Den cti:tsn Tau, RAP Ter. Stuspfanpirat
AemGblt wetos, fam Nismarp, Ger Die
reoigu Gsybdltuilif tsnnt, i'll Den Bsrei1
rer WDAl!hfeitcn lesen.
o1re!e nun rer cine ccer Ger anrere Der
teIcen m1allden Jdue Gin, in jerem Uale
nitric Gle Wtrfriig cine g%er1td'tune pss
reutIbn GifFulies auf Die ge%linnuna
res notionalen por!siuelsns fsin.. Sun
Sabre 1860 bansn Gle fre, Tnniaen Deulz
Id'en auf BIC Weitaltung Ger reputlifaniz
Ibm Yarttt eilen 10 bereutenren Gin
aub 9elbt rab ieItsem jepu GeseiiicniIt
unp Gopperbeao Dft qenn9 nit .3dtne-
fni'ldsn uno %9etauier Iaul selast bat:
n te osyramratsn Duiidmen li11p al, Dem
9onj.n Hrisge Sbule." Dlelsn Gin!luG
Iabrn rte DeutIben geiot, neil UNI ais
ie ild als She'll einer nationalen
parteis Organization arlahen. Menn
is rurD BIC Nalssngunsgn u%rapitu!er"
pelilmiten cabin setracDt metoen t6nnz
Ten, rie rationale, Vortldrittspartei III
;ertrlmmsm unU is rie @entrenvplutipn
bsrtelsu{lbren, wf!d,a UliiIe piircen
traftia genus lein, nm reIl Grimm Der
,'cyalfn' amsrifaner Gbsr niieiis!t,s: GGatdz
men" aussuoriidsn, Die Ger SeNliipnit
ldoi felt 4 Jabren yernIu|dt? . q II ii
in Der Ibat nitric iiA rie fsuber sumeien
auaseiptcdrne 8flrranib serwirfjiden,
buff rte Deutlden ;ulsyt al Der pfanne
htbtn melpsn" uno lpmobl nit Dem teut,
l4sn, mic nit Dem peutlaen Gin1uNe
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-03-26
OF. paul, MiuneIota.
Terner 1aten mir
iletberHpffe unb MSearcu fir
Odmcn,
als Wantiufn, @bamIs, &Ipefs, 5autItus,r
S!rumpfwdarsn &c. &C., lomis
Euhe unc 0atperobee Nrtife! fur 5e:,sr

Wirbaben fir uniere 1sbr serdumieen rerrn
yota'ttoten Mere Gin!aufe seeen bic irube,sr
SABRE oerooppeit, III Yerlalstensu Grardsn r1se
eret1a9t III Der Atl'dt, unierm @elhaits cine
eteBete Nusoeprune iu eebsn xnt mir brFsn, ra6
eaislbe nuumebr a!e pas nusaet,buieite unf a1fI,t
in Minreiote. fir eie3nfuutt Ih ]pslic[ben ouitu
9tures uno Sertrausne gu ~erfrsuen bnteu ps,,e
e!e wpnnit unlere 5irn'u ttsbrt uurte.
Sur a%auFeute i'm 2auls erlauten mir uns tie
5:,aertung oaB unisrs gepinsuneen fiji, Nieser-
o%ettaHfer letr sanitie gei1sut uut mir Ten cieae
,aVfis9n atnorm biuisrn Gintaufen aufpfpe in Re.
Wage lne, Gertbeile 5u tieteu. mir frIter nca
NE: unler partner, SerrG. Mabler> bat etelsr1
Nellert unleree @eldaTtss rrrsuteten uterrrm-
'aen uno wtrb GO III ieiuer scnctnten 0siie lla
a'!9eleesn lsin lalsu, icnrtI 9Ebp!elaIe ule e.
'ai!pertdufe sur teicnseren 3ufrieteubei;se, Ser
rem 10ufer ;u eHsctuireu-
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-03-26
d.. Julllee. J.V. Uorapaugb. 81. Nuertad,.
Sic manufactur= uu1
9anb1un9

Suffice, TDrepQuob unb Co.,
ct. &aut, @fiuuefpta,
1888 9bpmp rn's Glpt,
tsebrt iIb bisrmit, hem %ssrstrtsn putlifuu scu
~neEel'cn Gnapiaus ron
@intcr . ~sS2sSSaoreoe
e%rsetent ou5u;sieen.
Eoa Wager 1T nit auen neusn Gr1deiuuuaen
eeI So'len auta Ne'dltc ecmpletirl unb inter-
9altsn mir ''amentIi6 cine errbe stuspobl pcn
&letb
@infarbi9e unb hmute Settle,
Werinos, Delainrs> @olOmirs,
Poll de chevres, Mohair,
@alenctas, 2ueas, Saeccnots,
Ba,eecs unp @olices
te'ner bic oei6madylQiten @oteu III
81 4 NJ s,
Want;uen> WanteIets unp Gloofs,
strump fpaarcu,
Gorfetts,
Sonncuieairne,
Gstruttas tit. cit.
9 $errcn=9i rttfe[u.
ais:
Sude BufSfin6> GaNimcrss, Melen,
Graraiten &c.
ISnnen mir aneerprteNtlid biuiee prc;le 9eGen.
oa mir icIde t~beiiweiie Direct imprrtireu.
o. gStr erlautcu uns nrd bic Serreu Saul
leute ee6 Staates Minuelr!a ouf unlrr bsncutsu-
ees GuNros=Seeer oufu,ertiom au MAIDEN
uno meres' e5 ermahn'e 0rsuncs III ibrsm Sn-
tereile tneen, %rn1ere Maa1en unp Nrsiie Al rgi~
rem. tsoer lie lid entldIisbsu, aIerirti1c Ma,tte
81 btiuben,, mir ri1cn, nenn eafIir turat urs s;e
3unabme IN IcTtr Gnerrsr &ureldaft, taE mir
stnen 9errsl1 tei @eitem %bil(ieere Nrc;(e iiclsn
NIB cine arGBere Nusmabl bictsn %fEnne1, ais
ar enc Gin aneerts tiellsee 5ous lire ater oud
its1scugt, tab mir bic Srneurreu, auscrer N!lss,
ais ebieaeo, Mit:raufec ,e, aucbaItca fGrnrn.
Suffice. Tprepoueh & Gsmn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-03-26

fir cine Gntfernu1a smiiden 100 unp
200 Weilen unp 70 fo,t bis 81 psr Gent.
fir 500 Weilen uns truter tetrooeu.
SIS 1T entlbiersn, cab 9iquors benilirt
Dor rem s. Mdr; her 60 Gts. 9are nidt
untermo1fcn finn, menn lhon le eri nad
Gem 7ten Mdr3 usrfaufen uno r~erlanet
Derren.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-03-26
SO olbinotpn. IA. MGr,.

~N Y w y y ", III. Ulu13'
Tim Die Iruppen;obl su erbalten, meld)s
iir rie Warine oue9ebtbm wsrosn lpu,
unp un, cine entlpreGenre 9teierue fir ale
G%pen!ualitdten au6er rem am /. Gsbruar
1864 einbsrufnen 500. 600 Mann III ,ba,
ben, mirc biermit Der 2luf1uf 9emaGt UNI
eine3isbuns vercrpnet fir 2OO. O00Veann
fir pen Wilitarcienf, fir ris Nrmee, rie
Warine uuo ta5 Wa.inseorps Der Ser.
Staaten. T."
Die perbi(tnibmlbieen Suotas fir bic
Yerlhierenen Warce; Spnne, Sownl5ips,
Wablrinrifte unp Counties me,een rurb
pieprcpoi tmarlhdue tefannt 0emadt msr-
Cen, unp IS miro Don Ben ueterIdu0sn
un0 Jiadjlinren Der fribereu 9uotas
Nsdnun9 otgele9t mcreen. Del IS. Nptil
lit ols pie 3eit beltimmt, bis III melher
Die YerlansteNn;abl pom jecer @aro elmer
Start. GVmn ,c. pur@ 6reipiIiae aai9e>
tra4t mercen fann, unp 3iebunAen ner<
cen in jerer @arc elmer Staet, Iown &c.
pproenpmmen mercen, meldc niht Die ibr
teltimmte Quota sur Juuun8 iener Qupz
tas aeteQt bat. Die 3itbuns iou, lotalp
es smsdmiBis eriheirt, mad Dem IS. Npril
bsAinnen. DieNesisrun9s Bpunttes, nell
dc jest te;ablt pereen. rauern bis gum
/. 9psil 1864 fort, gu relber 3eit Die
grtra<Y puntiss auft6un; an Anc nab
lensm Datum miro nur Die Bounty pom
800 beSablt wercen, ME ee purb rpn
ut pom %. Suli 1861 perorcnet 1T.
@e,. Mbrabam 0incoln.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-03-26
nucrmcmefcs
in
SSintcr : l500rc1a

bat loeten orS Newzgryf
.rbalten unt oHerirteem putn:un oor ct. Saul
en'e Der un9egeno in Der reittaltle1en Nusnah!
unb su7 CT tiaisfsn preilen biz Sanrlunep pn
.. %. SuaerfpN H. Comp.
IT, brem
ttsuen Steiue bduseanbex3 3. Gtrcae
nate Der Bride
ct. paul, Miune}ota.
Sn sol , ees 3siesss frb, ME auacmein
tannt, Die Yreile rer Yaunmcuen. Maorsu
bsntenb selflsssn; oa mir atsr eineu erpstn g rr-
rate oon ptflen 9saaren baben, tes scr Ger Gteis-
aas sefauft wurrs, 10 llnb mir in @tant eeleti.
eisle btaieer3u Dsrfaufen. ais irsene Elm anbe.s3
@sl90Tti in Der Gtart.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-03-26
Ser Muiruf bon 200, 900 Wann.

Wa9fcl9enee Yrcclamotion ce5 Yt1lt.
benton murre Mot mad ct. paul telssra>
pbirt, unD tInnen mir lie pestalb ~unlereu
Sc ern eft eieie Wode Yorlt gen.
Gen.. SrpreN 50 100.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-15

ieties, will do well to red Mr. Chase's article
% another 'iumn It explains now sdch vines
may BE- changed into the choicest varieties III a
short time.
Much will depend this month upon the
weather. II il should prov pleasant month,
large number Of jobs can be done about the
iarm that would otherwise have TO be deferred
to April The farmer must therefore exercise
al, best judgment in the matter, having con-
smnty IN mind tho importance OF keeping
ah'ad with bis general lirm work. IL is mnch
usasauter to drive than y be lrlyen, aud March
Is a good month for the farmer 70 get the dir
wing power On bis own side.-P'opghmae.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-15

SALT. Salt Ia not perhps quite s necessary
to The health OF sheep IN the winter as IN the
sumner, but stll all good shepherds regard it
as indispensable. los ould be fed as often as
onc, week in the feeding trougha. or by
brioinl quantity Of hay or straw. The Yer
mont breeders aln,s' universally keep 1t stand
,ue constantly before their sheep IN boxes placed
IN ,ns sheep houses. tly friend Zen OTTO f..
Marshal. OF Steubcn County. New York has
AN excellent aud ecunumetl mode OF feeding il.
The nrts wheu taxed from the sheep racks are
thrown mo d box rtck. wider aud considerably
.igaer than the common ones and placed under
e sa9d, the orls art sprioSled 1ith brine, and
the sheep when hungry Tor salt 10 10 the or,
rack AMI con ume them Then all the has i.
eav d. COS Pracheal Apherd
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-15

The first great rcq Islte Is " have all the yes.
sells perfectly clean orlat cleanliness sho1ld
ne observed throughout the whole process Tia
vessel. are better Than wood tyr this reason.
u tropeIy washed they con nsger imtart
sluraess to the sap. Made ,arge onoagh 10
upiu nlne quarts each, they would cost about
$50 per 100. they may be made fquare or
round, but the latter are better to clean aud
keep their shape. They should be largest At
tlp, so OBJ 20 pack away 10 ness when not in
ua9 The top should be strongly wired, like
tu pan, and 4 hole made under the wire enab Les
Iltto bang On % MD driven into The tree se,ur-
lne u thas from swine and other animals and
preventing the sap from being blown away ty
lhe wind Old horseshoe nails, ghtcned
and shaipened, are the b'st
The best spous are made u thick timed
iron. When Inc vessels are hung as above de-
scrbod G. nails, the spoate need not be more
raan three inches loog laey sh0uld be widest
where they enter the ire After ihe sheet tin
is cut up TO the pr0pe, SIZE, the cJncaye shape
is given to them by placing them between a
convex and II concage peel oi wood. and giving
lhcn brisk olow with maIlof. Ground sharp
at he wide end, they are clsi driven into q
Tree.
Never allow the sap to stand IN the pms
twtHty-lour bours-tht reebes 1t is when
5oiI,d, tue porar will be The sugar. While
boiling, large quantities should not be poured
IN at time, ~ rhst viii stop 1t, and make lr.
regular work bata reservoir should be placed
above the boiler, from which u p may he
drawn in stream through a fu..,, Just fast
enough 10 supply tic evaporation. A little
pr4cuue Will enable the operator tO Judge how
large this stream should be- Two boilers ale
better than one il the hfe Is made to pass from
under one 70 the other-the drs or hottest be
ing chiefly iof i)lliog d1wn TO srup, aud the
-ecind Or coje or heating The sap and doing
the first eyaporltne. The faucet Of fresh sap
runs into the hr.C, and pipe or syphon, with
faucet, conveys it 10 the sacJ d Cook patent
sugar ayaporator is very valuable for boiling the
juice Of sorghum, as II reduces the juice to mo.
/ .ses ia less chan half an hour by continued
process, and would be very uaelu for maple su-
gar, but less indispensable. II is on a primo pe
similar to that of the two boil rsahove described
but more cJmplcte and perfect the sap enters
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-15
Agricultural.
Farm Work For March.

According 10 the almanac, " The winter is
over and gooe," though. pructically, We have
reel ~, little Of II this time hardly 10 know
W. have had winter With Marcn comes
looger days 4 warmer sun, 1nd, u the ialme.
u ,fe busy time generally.
some Of the hints We gave for February, will
d equally we'll Tor March.
Cuss slsh calf should be looked atter With
more tender care this month. Feed them se1
uiatis aud generously. Give them an ocacslon-
al iced vi some kind oi roots, II possible,
keep their bowels 10 good condition. Some
cows will bear milking closer to calving mr
tnan Others, BIT as a general rule, they should
he allowed 10 gj dry from four 10 SIX weeks.
they will Always do better Tor tn balance oil
the year II you allow them few weeks re t
just bsfurs calv'ng, aud il Is reasonable that
the calf will also 10 the stronger Tor it. b
sure, then, to keep your cows IN good thriyins
condition this month.
tie sans ADVICE will apply 10 oil kinds OF
stock. Don't pinch them now. X ,ep your
soung stock grpwins. Prizes will certa'aly
rule tigh Tor some tine To como, and yon can
no, afJri 10 ssnI your stock. Good feed now
will strengthen your sheep, give you better
lambs, more wool, and more money.
The manure needs little attention this
Iaoutn. Eu1eavor 10 increase the quantity Ia
practicable ways. The more manure The be ter
crops, ana ~ prOducs OF all kinds will en-.
maud higher prices tbs % nng ee'Uon than lol
gonerauon past, 1t will pay we'll 10 give ex
ira attention TO your manure heap A lew
loa is ct muck, loan, or even SAND, addad "
Your heap. vii. adj i'beraly TO your SUN t1.ai
vi crops next tall. SomI VI your manure may
b. hauied 10 the fields this month, aud thu-
time saved. Tn. haes the manure Is reduced
the mote quickly and easily Is 1t taken up 10y
piantseand the larger the CROPS. Bearing TAI,
an mind, you may be able to work over you.
piles IN course Of the month,
See thai YOUR summer stOcx of hfexOOd Is ali
right Help will be scarce aud hugh the eOn'
ing season, aud you wall then be too busy t
teei like huuang up more wood before hex
widter,-sod yon can { ufJrd 10 do IT, either
Your tune ~iil b. worth next summer poarll
double what 1t ever has been letOre, aud nov
Is - good time to b. making calculations ~
cord ngIy.
80 mat your tools and implements are all II
good repair. IL yJur carts or plous tbs want hI
my, nov Is 'he tune ~ do IL. IL you must eul
PlOy the blacksmith, or carpenter, bar q min,
that b. wal DO more busy by and by, aud cOn
trivo " get your jObs done at onos In thl
lat lie, Mach may bc considered month 10
yrspsraiios, aud under that head the lnieili
geut nrper will ind plenty VI things ~ b
dvDe
IL 10 not ye, 10 late toO trim your ifuit tree,
II not already cum tied. aud the sUOuor don
the betssr. IL ,vu sb"uid give Jour app
TIRE so moderate scrsplug to remove the rough
"a al the bstk and lhea aunls "A wa.h Ann
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Z cIlHOns Cenir~s and Susii-
van Railroads.
I'd 81. Z.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing December IAN, 1868.
Trains GoLnr hontll nna Enst.

Leave Montpelier at 40 W D. H. aud 1907 r.h.
a All Train leaves st Adams al is A. H., BuTlnR-
VI ton 100 4. NJ, connecting at Whre River Junction
and Bellows fst win tuins flr Boston, WonesleT &C.
andn th Vernon, Valley L. Il. Tor Springfield and New
York, arriving N ew YORK at 10, l5P.
DAY EXPRESS TB.iN leaves Ogdensburgh at $50 a.
NJ A0ntfeal NJ 800 Al Rouse's rontat 0i5 - NJ f0i
Boston. Troy and New York.
Ni9HT EIHEss TRAig leaves OgdensbuTF at II 30
Montreal at 800 p ~ Rouses Point al 5.45 p lrriv
Ing al Boston at $40 NJ, connecting at Bellows Falls
with Cheshire K r. Tor Boston aud Worcester and Will
Vermont Valley X r. for Springfield &c, aud arriving
in New York at lL0P.
Trains Going North and So
Leave Montpelier 253 an. II % A. NJ $3.50 y, ano
Is P. n.
Day EIPrgs IRAiN leaves Boston At e.C0 - NJ
Whte aver junction at rs !. harrington at 4,25 p.
~, for ut !, Ogdensburgh, Chicago aud the ert
making close connections,
Nan iE,iS leayes Boston at 100 A. NJ, via. Lowe.
and at 80 4. NJ. via lawrence OF FtC1b1'g. Leave.
springfield 1t $50 3sll0ws Falls At ~ IS NJ, toI
ST. Juhnstrry, burlington and 81 II ms aud odee.
Geo HBoDATfoA IMAM leayos NOrthnoid al lUUO a, ~
and BUD 7ybn, al y 20 n. for 81. Alb MS, VI
NiGHt .raE8s pRANiesvet Bellows ans at 10 % n
'ceiginE PASSENGER from Vermont Valley K. R.eaynl
We" fors al II 10 p 81, and from Cheshire Il b
easlg BOSTON al 800 p. NJ. connecting l
Ware ever junction with -rqin leaving Boston 81
5.01 Q. an arriving At Burlington at $40 a. ~. Rouse
FONT o. 7lJ a. w., Montreal AZ 9l5 A. ~ and OgdrGs
burgh II ~ Both The NAL Trains connect at Whit,
River Junction with Passumpsc Road.
sleeping cars nrt attached To oo,B the niFi 81
ttuins tlna. betwstn Aousc's Point and jostot al.
+ .RnI.es ri and prlngic d.
through Tickets q jhcag, ,ndthe Wes' 'or sails d
"a pracipg @auoRa
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