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HELMRoLp,s ROSE WASH.

An excellent Lotion Tor Diseases Of syphilifc ns-
tare, and a. mi lection diseases 81 the urinary
ORGANS arising from habits Of dissipetiOn used IN
connection with the EEtract5 BuchG ADD Sarsapa-
mia, IN such diseases e. recommended.
EFidence Of The most responsible AID reliable
character viii accompany the medicines.
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Beqnistons ard Estimates for Public Property
and supplies should be made on the Issuing officers
separately.
7pesiai Bequisitions No. 20. are required for al
articles not Hlnited ly the Army Regulations, end
must 70 approved by Brigade and DIVISION Com
ulsniers. or the Commanders OF Troops unassign-
ed 20 hggtdes or Divisions.
Rcquisiuons ioT supp les, for troops stationed ~
Nashville, vii re filca By he Post QaarterInsster,
on the approval Of the Post Commander, unless
they cali Tor ansnAs, means Of sporEaton. ium-
Der, or printing, when the approval o The Chief
QusrterInRster Is required
flequisfoas and EstiElates for Supplies az the
Front must be presented 20 the Depot Quartermks-
tors there- Only ID extreme cases v i they be IL
sued on here, and then Only when approved BY the
Chief CluarteTmasteT 81 the Army.
All signatures % kequisiuoEs and Estimates
should eve the cTdnafy autograph q the OfhceT,
followed ~ bis ralik, sad the number sud desgna-
tion OF ms regiment OF command
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Saabrille 3lnipll,
THURSDAY, NovEMBEg 10, 1864
Quiet in chm ana Peru-Teaih Of Cen.
eraI Flnres.

PANAMA, Oct &c, ls64-Since the de-
parture Of the last O S Mail we have
received later advices with interesting
news from the South coast The latest
dates are Valparaiso, ID inst, Callao,
18th, Guayaquii, 18th,
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Police Department.

Captain. d. PICKETT.
LIST Lieutenant-WM DANLEY.
I'd Lieutenant. F. INGALLA
lst Ward-DAY BIRCEETT,
WIN. II. WILKINSON, Jr
ID Ward-B. w. KINNEY,
A G. BYRON,
WV. BAKER.
Sd Wards. J. STARKEY,
W. w. PHILLIPS,
JAMES MILLER.
4th Ward-WM MALLORY,
A. j. HEAD.
5th Ward-JoEL PHLEIPs,
JOSH WEATHERFoRD.
9Th Ward-JoHN FIRTH,
SAM. PLUMMER
7th Ward-JOHE CAvENDER.
Sth Ward-BIRD BRUCE.
9th Ward-WM. JACKSON,
JOsEPH CLPPs.
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For Rent.

THOR THE YEAR lsss, THAT VALUABLE Pro
e porty on Cherry stzeet kaown TIE "Catron
Property opposite tia Ma1aen House. aud at
present. occupied by the Nashville q Llghi Com
Iany. Tias property 10 the moss valuable Ia The
city lor fnany purposes For IerfBs for any part d
it, apply 70 l0ct2s-tl \. 4. ALLOWAf-
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HeImboIds Extract Buchu,
FOR WEAKSEssFs
Arising nom Excesses, Eahits Of Dissipation, EARLY
lndlscre,iop, or Abuse,

ArTENeED WITH TuE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS.
IndispOsition 70 ExerIion LOss Of Power,
Loss OF Memory, I1fhcuIty Of Breathing,
Weak Nerves, Trembling,
Horror Of Diseases Wakefulness,
Dimness Of Vision, Pain In the Back,
Universal Lassituoe ofthe Flushing of the Body,
Muscular System, Eruptons on the Face,
Bot Hands. Psllid COuntenance,
Uryness Of the Skin.
These symptoms, il allowed to 90 on. which this
medicine invariably removes, soon follow
IMPOTENCY, FATUITY, EPILEPTIC FITS,
in one Of which the patient may expire Who can
say that they Dot frequently followed by those
dreadful diseases
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION.
Many are aware Of the cause OF their suffering,
but none win confess. The records Of the Insane
AsylGnIs aad the melancholy deaths BY eonsump-
ton bear ample witness 70 the truth Of the ssser-
ton. llL
TIE CONSTITUTION, oNCE AFFECTED WITH
ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
requires the aid Of medicine 10 strengthen and in
vigOrate the system, which HELHBOLD'S RX-
TRACT BUCHU invariably does. trial viii con-
vince the most skepncal.
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FEMALES FEMALES, FEMALES,
OLD or YOUNG, SINGLE, MARRIED., on CON-
gE2fPLATING MARRIAGE
In Tnany affeet0ns peculiar 70 Females, the Ell
tract Buchu is unegualled ~ any other remedy, ss
in Chlorosis or Retention, Irregnlarity fainfnlness
or Suppression OF the Customary Evaeuafions IN
cerated or Sehirrous state Of the Uterus, LsucOr-
rhea, or Whites, SEerilily, and for al complaints
incident to the sex WhetEer arising from indiscrs-
ton, Habits Of Dissipation, or ia the
DECLINE OK CHANGE OF LIFE.
See symptoms above.
No Family Should be Without Il
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BY way Of BuenayentuTa we have adj.
vices from the interior. The works on
the road from Buenaventura into the
interior are being vigorously pushed
forward. Gen. Mosquera is reported TO
be at Papayan, and is said to be taking
a lively interest in the above work.
In Panama matters are very quiet.
The U. S. frigate Lancaster, flying the
broad pennant of Rear-Admiral Bell,
arrived here onthe DIST inst, last from
Guayaquil Admiral Bell leaves the
Isthmus to-day on the Costa RIGA for
New York, his successor, Rear-Admiral
George +, Pearson, having arrived here
by last steamer from the United States
ION the 22d inst
The United States sloop-of-war Mar.
ragansett, Capt s. Woodwork, and the
U S. sloop St Mays, are still here.
The former has received orders to pro
coed 10 Philadelphia, and viii sail hence
in few days
The L. s eHnboat Saginaw has not
yet arrived She was reported at Quay
aouil lay the last South steamer
The French transport La Saone, with
300seiiors and mariners for the French
Pacific squadron, arrived at Aspinwall
on the 2lst inst, and the men came
over on the railroad yesterday, and
were put on board the Pallas. She will
take them TO Acapulco
The Legislative Assembly adjourned
sine dic on the sl4th inst.
President Santacoloma left for Bogo-
ia on the 2lst inst, as Representative
of this State in the National Congress-
During his absence, d Leonard Cadan-
cha takes charge of the Executive.
The Royal West India mail steamer
Tyne arrived here on the 18th inst. BY
her we learn that all the arrangements
necessary have been completed for the
construction of railroad between era
Cruz and the City of Mexico, and that
VIM. Lloyd. Esq, with large corps of
assistants, and everything requisite to
make beginning, had arrived at St
Thomas, "a route 10 Vera Cruz. The
work will be commenced Immediately.
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HeImboId's Extract Buchu
CURES
SECRET DISEASES

in all their stages at little expense; little or no
change in Diet no Inconvenience,
AND no EXPOSURE
II causes frequent desire, and gives strength 10
urnate, thereby removing distinctions, preventing
and curing structures Of the Urethra, allaying pain
aud InhammabOn, so frequent in this class o. dis
eases, and expelling POISONOUS, DISEASED
AND F0RN-9UT NATTER
Thousands upon Thousands
WHO HAVE BEEE TIE VICTIM OF ouACKs
and who have pad HEA W FEES 20 be cured IN
short time, have found they were deceived, and
that the 'Polson" hes, By the use Of Powerful
Astnngenss," been dried mp in the SYSTEM, 10 break
out in an aggravated form, and perhaps AFTER mar
riasgo.
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Fromthe Republic there is hardly any
thing worth communicating The Span
ish steam corvette Neucedora, one Of
the vessels sent out TO re-enforce the
Spanish squadron at the Chinchas Is
lands, had called at Lota on the oath
ult, and asked for a supply of coal to
enable her to proceed to the Chinchas,
but was refused. The Government on
hearing Of this, published a declare
sson of neutrality, which prohibits the
expectation of any article information
ally recognized as contraband of war.
Two more frigates beside the Yeucedo-
"a, are on the way out TO re-enforce
PinzOn.
A large number of vessels had arriv-
ed at Valparaiso from Europe, and
trade is reported in healty condition
Exchange on England, 443d.@45d.
per dollar
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General Eariys operations on the
18th were the embodiment of master
iy conception Never was there, per-
haps, plan more thoroughly, more sue
cessfully Carried out Nothing came
amiss; ali was done in the night, which
is rarely done as well in broad daylight
Every one was ST his post in proper
time; every arm Of the army occupied
It's assigned position Nobody took the
wrong road, and nobody tarried on the
right road-there was promptness and
-exactness. None Of our forces came
into collision with each other-they all
struck fair upon the enemy's knuckles;
the attack was splendid, the success
unparalleled, the defeat Of the enemy
so entire that it even led to a false
confidence Here is all the work Of the
fighting man, the attacking man, the
man on the offensive But at an unex-
pected moment fresh corps, that we
could whip any day with one half of
the men we had is brought against us
from Newton, OF thereabouts, by Sheri-
dan, who very likely thought more of
preserving his utter ruin By this opera
zion than OF turning the scales. Here,
we say, was a single corps attacking Us
ut late hour, and we gave way. we fell
back, and finally We stampeded. This
is the work OF the unframed soldier
the man thrown upon the defensive
Bat where is the touchstOne of good
foldiership If NOT in the act Of being
able to stand ones ground on the de-
fensive and lighting ia retreat A peo,
pie that can hght in retreat can never
be conquered. ANY other people can,
& however great may be their military
qualities in a more waSlike point of
view.
We hear every day Of the ten thous-
aud Greeks at Marathon (many og
whom we're slases)s and their great vic
tory oyer ten times their number of
Persians- Hardly. week passes bat
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Necessity Of recognizing the Rebel
Army Of Virginia.

Prom the Richmond Enquirer, Oct 81 -.
The good lesson taught was taught
us on the 18th must not be lost upon
us The events which took place on
that day are rs good as mathematical
and indisputable demonstration of this
problem Where does our strength lie
and where is our weakness TO be found2
Our strength resides in the individual,
our weakness arises from the incom.
plete organization and trainingof those
individuals.
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Again We have to report no change
in 4he Hispano Peruvian question. Po-
htical afiairs are becoming more com
plieatedi and the press and the country
at large are much dissatisfied that no
decided measures are being taken by
the Government IN regard to the seiz-
IRE Of the Chipcas. The Act Of Con-
gress giving power TO the President TO
declare war as last measure, has not
yet been carried into effect. The Min
istTy asked Congress for extraordinary
power in present circumstances, to car
~ ont these measures; but this being
declined, and it being impossible for
them 70 conduct the public business in
the lace of unreas9nable opposition TO
every measure which they brought for.
ward, they have unanimously rendered
their designations
A Peruvian steamer, charged with the
exploration Of the Amazon, has arrived
at the port Of Mayro solving the prob
lem OF the navigation of the grand
pathway which connects the Atlantic
with the virgin and very rich mountains
Of Peru, and which opens direct route
between this Republic, the east cost Of
our continent, and Europe Mayro is
situated 80 leagues from Lima.
Exchange on London, 60 to 90 day.,
37d(937ld per dollar
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Qoartermayter's Department.


ByT. BRIG. GIN. }. I. DONALDSON,
Chief QuarerTnaster, Department Of the CUniber-
land. once 1O5 CherTy-street
CAPT. JAS +. RUSHING A. Q. NJ,
Chief Assistant QuSrtermsster. Office los Cherry
street.
COL J. C. CRANE,
Inspector @ NJ Dept Receiptng and Distributing
Quarternsster \. ,. Military Railroads. Office
Church-street 81 Chattanooga Depot.
CAPT. S. B. BROWN, A q NJ,
IN charge OF Railroad Transportation, freight and
Pssssenger) Office Church-street, at Chattanooga
Depot.
CAPT cHAs I. WING, A Q. NJ,
General Disbursing Officer QgaItefmasters Depart
masters Department. Office, l67 Cherry-street.
CAPT. cHAs A. REYNOLDS, a. Q. NJ
IN charge OF L shipysrd.
CAPT. T. }. cox, A. ON,
IN charge Of Clothing, Camp and Garrison Bquip-
age, Stationery, = s'rteTmasters Blanks, and ssOr-
age OF Public Property. Office II Market-street.
CAPT GEo B. HIBBARD, A. Q. n,
in charge Of Forage and Straw. Office % Cherry
street.
cart. cHAs H IRWIN, A. O. NJ,
IN charge OF CorTalls, stables, Public Animals
Means 81 transportation, Lumber, Workshops, &c.
CAPT ". A. WAINWRIGHT, A Q ~,
in charge Of QusrtermasteT's stores, Horse Medi-
cines, Hardware &c. Oftcs los Cherry-strest
CAPT. A. ". WILLS, A. g. NJ,
in charge Of Iepot OF U. s. Coicred Troops and
Freedmen, and government Printing House. and
al Pubic and Private Buildings used as store
houses, yfiices Qusr1ers, &c. once II Cedar St
CAPT. W. MILLS,
Tfth Regiment Ohio Volunteers, A. A. Q. H., In
cnsrge Of Post TF.n=por aiion, Fuel, Issue to De-
tachmeuts, Hospitals, Barracks, sc. Office, Il
Cherry street. Also inspector Of suffers Goods,
and al PTsvsie Stores shipped 70 the Front. Once
s55k Cherry-street.
CAPT. GEORGE IsENsTEIN,
Assistant O. Capt. j. G. Crane, A. Z. NJ. Once
Cburch-strest, a. Chattanooga Depot
CAPT J. q. JANIS, a Q n,
in charge OF Issues q Tennessee Troops. Once
State Capitol.
1T s Il. STEVENS,
Chicago Board OF Trade Esttery, A. A. Q. NJ, In
charge Of Il yer and Depot TRANSFORMATION and FUEL
COR steamers. Office s. Cherry street
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ECUADOR

The principal event which has taken
place SINCE last adyices is the death Of
Gen Juan Jose Flores, Commander-in-
Chief Of the Ecuadorian army, the most
prominent man ia The Republic, and
the representative Of the present adj
ministration. He died on the lst inst,
near Guayaquil, from natural causes.
The revolution in the south of this
Republic IS reported to be virtually at
an end, the Government party having
come out triumphant No serious
fighting had occurred since The first
outbreak The revolutionary move.
ments in the north of the Republic
seem TO have been frustrated by the
prompt measures taken by the Govern
mpnt
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SOTDTERS.

Ycuought not TO be without such valuable med
cine. The Cincinnati National Union, Of April 24ih
says, that thousands of our soldiers have been
saved by the use Of triekands Anti Cholera Mix
ture. For sale by Druggists At 81 cents per hottie.
General Depot No. East Fourth street, Cincin-
matt, OHIO.
Sold IN Nashville, Tenn, by FORBES STE
PHESS, STEPHENS, JANNET 4 Co, G. W. HEN
HASLOCk. ap 26-tu " th-Wiy
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UNIVERSAL SUCCESS
OF
DOCTOR McClLl-,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,

IN THE TREATMENT or DISEASES, Is
GROWING HIM WITH SUCCESS IN
OTTER STATES, AS 1T IS IN
NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE.
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County Court--BedfOrd County

Which viii be sold a. low as any in the Market.
Get 9-lm
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Take no Bslssm, Mercury, or unpleasant medicine,
for unpleasant and dangerous diseases.
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ny books VIII show that for he past Eve months
my practice has increased hundred per cent over
the last year. until it Is not 10 be surpassed by any
10 She State With my general practice in the city,
| treat the following
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-08-06
0ie ncuc Nclf8. 9lnIeihe.

Modem cae prcjeft elmer, Mnleibe bel
ben Stem yorfer 8onfen on ben unrer<
ldSmtenTpreruaaen her leBtern seideitert
1T, bat Ger 6inansminiter na6 pem Sci,
lpie|e ces 6rn. @bale ~ elmer neuen
Volfs< Nnleibe feline 3ufludt aenommen.
Die Mnleibe iou im@au3en 200 MiQicnen
Dollars te%traeenssuno swar i'm Giniel~
bsttas Ypn so Douars unc in Summen.
pie purd 50 tbeilbar 11np Bis bic ben6tb=
iaten 200 MiQicnen Dollars oufaebradt
iino. Der iubleribirte 8etrae 1T nit z
$40 pros. Y~er3insbar pom Is. @usuft
1864 an. uno tpercen ben reipecftiren Np<
ten balbjdbri9e @oupor,e otto9irt. Die
3inlen perren in 2eeol 9enber be;ablt
unt bic oussebenen Sdabamtsnoten
mad Mblaui ron rrd 9abren u5. Musu1
1860 mierer einselbi. Nuf Subifrip<
tiOnen mad Gem nidNfn IS Muou1 la(et
cine entlpredence 3inecntlhdpioune bis
su bielem DATUM 3urld. Na@ Mblauf
Der prei Sabre fam rer Snbabsr bie1er
Noter bieielben in 8pnts pertpanoeln
loiIen welde 6 prc;ent 3inien, in Sob
sabltar, trasen, unp in 20 Sabren pom,
15.. Mneuf 1867 an fduis 0ablbar). unb
mad Mtlauf non flnf Sab.en no, ebeu
oieier 3eit einl6star finr. @er $4,000
Dollars uper mebr 3u ireenp- elmer ;3eit
Ga6 1T Dor oser mad BEN Is. guauR Sic
gum Mbi&luB Der Mnleibe) teponirt erbdlt
cine prdmie pom / pro,. ausae3ablt.
,Mnbere neutrality-suspicious., 9itt IS
At@t, ~
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-08-06
9erbanSlureer, Nlatform uno so
m%inattpneu Der nniomS= StaatSs
Gnnaarutinu

Oie srmablttn Dsleaat:n 3ur Unions.
Staateconpsntiru perlammelnn lb am
vereansenen Mittwoh, 8. AuSul, in Gnz
9erlrls Sale su st. paul uno l6rittsu,
purh W. 8. @illcn, gordysr esr Gent
ral COMMITTEE sur Srcnuns s~slufsn, Al
tempordrer Organization.
6iernuf trtlallnte Ger GDrllber p t,
cine Committee fir Ytufuag Der 8eelau=
Reconsideration unp einc anbere fir per-
mancnte Slsaniiation.
Sononn NauIt biz 1255 llbr.
Nudpem Die Convention miecer ;uz
lamn,en 3etreten, beldIpB lie pie Grnsn;
nun0 einer Committee Ypn Ginrm aus
jecem OeriatspiHris, gum Gntpurf Der
plotform unc elmer anperu 3ur Nu5nabl
elmer Staotsz GrccutiY> Committee fir pas
nah{te Sabr.
Yaule bis 2 ubr.
Die Na6mtttagsibuag murec NIT
0orla9e ees 8eridt5 Or COMMITTEE fir
Yrifuns Ger 8eslaubisunscn er5fnet.
Sn Ger YorNelcsten Delesaienlinc fnben
mir ldmmtlibe bepobnte unp einililrte
Counties scrtreten, auseenommeu Bromn
nit Ter 5aupilapt Neu, Him. ST Ser
.eine 9inrol n NJ q II n" palelbjt. pon
pem ras vgp!tsb!ati" reret, iid n;dt &c,
traut, Den Beo nab ct. paul 'solo" gu
MAIDEN, cper mas font Der 0runc ber
Mbweienbeit ter @cstreter Bromn Gounz
TVS 1T, pie iont ouf republitaniiden
@onuentionen 1ets i'm 8opersruro ilguz
rirt, Serm6een mir ni6t iu lasen.
Son peutlden Dele8aten waren anwe>
iienb
Die 5erren @ens. 8dbunielp uno
Nfermann BON Carver,
6. s. 8. 2anse BON Dofota.
Sobn Srtb, BON 6ennepin.
81. Seeser, BON &c Sueur.
@m. S@tmmel BON Nicolett.
Applpb Mdn@, pon pine.
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HGNP Sim OCunerifaa. BEN 1 Gsrt,

NET Nm Douneri tag, ben 1 Ssptemz
ter, Fneet in @atertcmn, Carer 81.
bic unipn5zg cnsentipu pes 6ten @eles<
Qetun9s<D itricts fat, nel9er Die @puu=
lie6 Wrisbt Meefer, &ancyipbi, Carr ct,
Wfc9eoc unc Wcuonaalia umfabt. 0pr
cteier Gonsentipn miro 5err s. q. Ren,
BON Carver County, na9rem ct bic Noe
mination ieiner County : @unYentipn erz
balten, ais peut19er ganpipat
fir Die @e1eBaetuns ouftre.en unp mi.
fSnnen nidt umbtn, Den peutlben Wdbz
lern BON Carer 60. obne unter1diep Der,
partet anselesentlidt ~ empfeblen,
Germ @en; frdfttat gu untcr itlBen.
Carer County wirre an ibm - pas ia
gen mir gang ataeieben BON unierer per<
lbnliden uno politiiden Jreunpldoft fir
5errn @en5 einen Sertreter erbalten,.
Ger rem reutiden Namen gbre III MAIDEN
unc bic Sntereien aller ieiner @cnli=
tuenten NIT Grfol9 ;u pertbciciaen, ale
nStbisen Giaenidafien beftt.
Cine o%u9emeine unp na9crudlide u1=
terftusun9 Res Germ Hen; rurd bic eeutz
iden . uraer con Carver County.
1T cases itderfe MitteL ras alte 10
oft a%elunsene SPIEL gu sereiteln, eura
welGeS Der reutl@e Ganbipat Ter einen
partet purb ben Der anrern aus ben,
We3e asraumt puroe. Deutl9e BON
Career County! itebt einis fir BEN peutz
iden Mann @enj unp ibr werbet Greupe
une Gbre paran baben.
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uols nnlefn Srcunp unp Yrurerl
.bctrAhtca, reIlen Munib eS 1T. bic
nMation 3u retten unn biz Mctellipn
.su untertriiden, 9lei6 oiel, ob CT ~
acknowledgements Yon Dem nrlpriin0s
.lihsnS tanppuntte eineS Menneu pb,s
,.ipp6 oter zines Sen. Buffers 0tfcms
.rnen r."
Xtsr mir beriirfen aud Der Gnt1lpI<
Zen beit. Nufecm9 lutepcs
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,9fation unr Der Ginsslnen, cs be-
orubt auf acknowledgements cines frets
.en 9p!ss5, IN pcr 5tunpc ptr aubers
uitcn Nutb bennph fid, rurdSuidlaAen,
mag catei isprs lelbltludtiAc Sntrreie
lin NeBen unp Splltlsrn ssle ben, mag
-vpobet Mues Nnrere ;erma!mt werren,
uwas rem 6erScn tbeucr it,"
II nj Mbraba 2incOln?
o9aet, ruff IpnnelIy, unS Idoaren UNI
veie 5auptfiaur in Ger Mitte cea
,S1lodteetiimmels, um Den 8anner=
.bcrru, Zen Grdger ces 0ecanfenS oe'
oGinbeit err 9%icputlit I'M Abraban
v9ineoln. une labt uns Jpn pcyan ira:
uaen auf I'm crn S1uliem gum Eri;
~umpf.
Su ppnnsrnocm Wpp!auS brad ce
Wabrenp rss lestcn Gbci|es Ger Nsce gu:
riidAebaltene 0nlbuIusmu5 am -S1luI
cerlelben bervor unp wcnn Elm 0epanf
in Der 0etlamlung leb!e, 70 nal IS rel
paGDte Nepublit il2iucpll
tebt unpfdllt.
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0fittet eegen bic Gbinh= SSau,e

Das einsiee 16ere Mittel oeeen Die
0anSe 1T. natbtes Griibjabr feinen Deiz
aen su iden unp bic Telper bis gum Sum-
brad lie9en su lai1en. Man. bslde pann
bic Telcer NIT Stedriben, &ornL &ar!cfz
feln, ocer traeno elmer Trudt bel Der Gin
baufSes @erarbeiten bes @runoes n1tDja
it, tpel@es baS Musbrlten cer Sunaen
%Serbintert.
Glide garuner iasen, pae fe ibrru
Telrern cine fta,fe Dois unaelI1bten &ayf
9eben wollen, TN, Ole Gier su pernidteu,
Die I'M 8ocen lieaen ecblieben Gno. @o
tleibt has Ge!o lie9en bis gum erlten far
fen 3e9en; pann miro IS aepauat
uno' tis sum Brlbjatr lieaen 0elaIen.
SIN Grdbiabr wolen 1ie es nod einmal
urnperfen unp NIT &orn, Safer, @erne,
&artofeln, M5bren, Miben, &lee, Eimoz
tbY. 5ppfen, Gtebecren, 1lads. 8ano<
r%ienlaamen, Tabaf, 3mieteln, Sorghum,
8eienforn rcer iroeno elmer fit Yferce,
&incoieh Sdweine prer Shaafe niBli>
den Saat beleQen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-08-06

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jeBt in 9rceer Menae nod europa surids
0eldidt, ea bic 8roBen @elddftebduier in
Netp yorf unb anbern Stdcten fie nidt
~ ben bpben Yreiien faufen mouen. Die
Gtnfubr miro unb mub aumdblid nadz
his fe auf ta6 rem 2aneeSz
perbdltni0en entipredenbe. M'oe recu,irt
fem mirt. Die @clpeinnabmen peS
3cllan1ts perten freiltd babel ebenfaus
8erins, unb folali6 aud Der Tcnr. aus
meld,em bic 3inien fir bic N%attcnolz
(dulo beaoblt rperben @enn aber mentaer
@clo fir 3ou3ablun9en aebrou1t pirb,
pirb es ouf anpere Mei{. Il, ben Marft
fcmmer mii1en. >penn IS bier nidt aana
tleiben fol. 81. .. 8.