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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-09-15
The Coming Draft.

ALBANY, n. Y, Sept, II.
-Gov. Seymour has received the follow
ing communications:
STATE OF n. Y. NORTHERN Div.
Albany, Sept. 10, 1864.
To His Excelency Horatio Seymour,
Governor Of New York:
SIR: have the honor to inform you that,
pursuant to the Presidents proclamation
of July Is, 1864, and to the instructions
OF the Provost Marshal General, have or
dered daft in the 18th and 18th Con
gressional districts, to be commenced on
the moring ofthe 18th of ,Septcmbcr in
each of such districts
Very respectfully,
FRED TOWNSEND.
T. r., o
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-09-15
lieut.. Col. 4 \. 4. p NJ.
rom TIE WAR DEPATMEN

The following telegraph from Washing
ton has been received py Gov. Seymour
WASHINGTON, Monday, Sept 1.-THE
draft is ordered to commence in Ohio and
other States whose quotas have not been
filled up on Monday, the 10Th ofSeptcmbcr.
James b. Fry, p. VI. G..
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-09-15

The New York Independent says that
the people ought to and must, "choosc be-
tween jeff Davis and Abraham Lincoln. Z"
Mcclellan is exacly between" these two.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-09-15

WHILE one of Sherman's surgeons was
the leg of wounded rebel SOL
der, the other day he made the discovery
that it belonged to woman.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-09-15
ROR PRESIDENT
GEN. GEORGE B. MCCLELLAN.
OF NEW JERSEY.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
GEORGE Fl. PENDLETON,
OF OHIO.
Democratic State Ticket.
OF OHIO

u -
For Governor,
JOSEPH E. MCDONALD, of Marion.
For Lieutenant Governor
MAHLON d. MANSON, of Montgomery.
For Secretary of State.
JAMES S. ATHON, Of Marion.
For Auditor of State.
JOSEPH RISTINE, OF Fountain.
For Treasurer Of State,
MATHEW l.. BRETT, of Davies.
For Attorney General,
OSCAR B. HORD, of Decatur.
For Superintendent of Public Instruction,
SAMUEL l.. RUGG, Of Allen.
For Judges of the Supreme Court.
SAMUEL f. PERKINS, of Marion.
ANDREW DAWSON, of Decatur.
JAMES NJ. HANNA, of Sullivan.
JAMES l.. WORDEN, of Allen.
For Clerk Of the Supreme Court,
ETHELBERTC c. HIBBEN, of Rush.
For Supreme Court Reporter,
NAPOLEON B. TAYLOR, of Ma-iorn,
For Congress-9th Dist, let
DAVID TURPIE. of White.
For Common Pleas Judge, 18th District,
JOHN C. OSBORNE, of Marshall.
For District Prosecutor.
G.. l.. BETTINGER. of Elkhart
For Representative,
LLOYD CLAZEBRO0K,, of Starke.
Democratic County Ticket
For Treasurer
D. o. QUIVEY.
For Sheriff
III. NJ. LOGAN.
For Coroner
J. B. y. KLINGER.
For Commissioner. LIST District,
III. A. RANK.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-09-15

! have known Hollands German Bitters ia
vorably for nOmber of years. | have used them
in my own family, and have been so pie Sed with
their effects that | was induced to recommend
them to many others, and know that thew have
OPP rated in strsingly beneficial manner | take
great pleasure in thus publicly proclai ming this
fact, and calling the attention of thOse afflicted
with the diseases for which they are recommend
ed, to those Buers, knowing iroEa experience that
nv recommendation will be ,, stained DO this
more cheersuliy a. I1oofiandrs Btters Is Intended
to benefit the afflicted, and is ''not rum drink -
Yours truly, LEVI u. BECE.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-09-15

The LaPortc Democrat, speaking of
the recent Colfax meeting at that place
makes the following appropriate point in
answer to he logic of Mr.. C9lfax:
'schuylcr's faer feelings were very
much wrought upon by the fact Tot at the
Chicago Convention there was not Il
speaker that denounced jeff Davis and
the Southern Confcderacy, clearly showing
to his mind that they we III sympathy
with jeff and his cause Schuyler
himself does not denouncc the Devil in
his speeches; does he desire the people to
think chat lie is in sympathy with the
Devil, AID desires his triumph over all
that is good? This conclusion is just as
fair as TIE enc he tries to force upon the
people respecting Democratic Speakers
If Coifdx would denounce the Devil, it
would DC more good thar for Democratic
speakers 20 denounce jeff Davis, rs there
are more followers of His Satanic Majesty
in Colfax's audiences, than there are
followers Of JEFF. Davis in Davis in
Democratic audiences.
All the powers of eloquencc which Col
fax can bring to his aid cannot rejuviate
the dccaying carcass Ct abolitionisrl."
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-09-15

From Rev. j. S. Herman. of the German Re
form Church. kutztow N f., Bcrks County Pa.
Dr. C. VI. acknowledgement Sir;-i have
been troubled with Dyspepsia nearly twenty years
and have never used any medicine that did as
much good as Ho0tlands Btters. | am very
much improved in health. after having taken fl We
bottles.
Yours with respect, j. S. HERMAN.
RHICES.
Large size (hodng hearty double quantity.)
81 90 per Bottle-haalf doz. 50 90
Small si1p---5 cents nar hottle-half dOz 81 90
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-09-15

A TEST OATH.-The people of Mary.
land are to vote upon a new Constiton on
on the 18th of October next Persons
who refuse to take the oath prescribed by
the Constitution which is to be voted for
will not be permitted to vote. By this ar
rangement those who are opposed to in
cooperating test oath in the Constitution,
must take that oath before thry will be al
lowed to vote against it. Should they
take the oath and then VIC against the
Constitution containing it no Gcubt they
will then be idicted for perjury in voting
against what they had sworn to support
A more perfdious arrangement than the
so-called Constitutional Convention" of
Maryland, which got up this Constitution
and oath can scarcely be imagined .-Hor-
risJury (Ia.) Patriot md Union.
There has not been legal proceeding
in Maryland in the last two years. 1t has
been monstrous military dcspotism As
soon as order is restored, all pretended Con
situations will be set aside.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-09-15

kO PCS LAWNS selling from % CTS to
~ 35 CTS per yard, at the Low
PRICE STORE. VI. III. RICE.
vgu4s-tf
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-09-15

From the Rev. Levi G. Beck, Pastor of the Rap-
list Church, Pemberton n. J i>r@erly of the
North Baptist Church Philadelphia.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-09-15
FALMOUTH, INDIANA:

HURsD AY, SEPT. Is, 1864.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-09-15

We give it now, from these and facts
known to ourself, that the draft will not
take place-and we conjurc our people to
so dePcrt themselves 1t may be that we
are mistaken. If we shall be, the advice
is still good, for there is no benefit in tbe
anxiety which such an impending curse
creates.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-09-15

A. c. CApRoN, Sec'y.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-10-07
PATENT OFFICE

NATIONAL PATENT OFFICE
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neys for securing Patents for new Inventions IN this
country and In Europe the most reasonable terma
conduct Infringement Cases, and procure Renewals
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Our Exhibition Rooms ecorner Of Broadwsya ID Bar
are daily visited by numbers Of Capitalists and men
OF enterprise seeking investments in valuable Pat
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while other and heavier Capitalists are always ready
TO purchase useful Patent and engage in its manu-
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Agents will be required to gs7e some satisfactory
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once to refer to us and believe they win conduct
their business upon ayictly honorable prisoiples,
New York February %, 1864.
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Broadway and Chambers street, New York City.
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-10-07
HCRRAH FOR MCCLELLAN.
AIR-Wait for the Wagon.

Come, brothers, and unite with ~,
Come join us one and all,
United we must conquer,
But divided we shall fall;
Our Union flag we're raising
For Mcclellan tried and true,
Who'll uphold it-and revere it
It's the Red, White and Blue.
CLorxs-Then hurrah for Mcclellan,
Hurrah for Mcclellan,
Hurrah for Mcclellan,
And the Red, White and Blue.
Our ships tie Constitution,
With our leader at the helm,
Wen bring her into action,
And her foes we'll Overwhelm.
They'll find that we'll be mp and dressed
Enough to put them through;
Let our watchword be Mcclellan
And the Red, White and Blue.
OR flag shall be respected
Not trampled in the dust;
The stars and stripes shall not come down.
Though traitors say they must.
Thank God we have Captain,
To his country ever true,
Wen stand by Mcclellan
And the Red, White and Blue
Come, then, oil good and true men,
And let us all unite,
With such gallant leader
We are sure to win the fight;
To our country and the Union
Let each of ms be true,
Wen fight with Mcclellan
For the Red, White and Blue.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-10-07

II Mr.. LINCOLN is "honest," why has
Master "BOB" LINCOLN had q share in the
profits of Senator - and Senator -
cotton expeditions, whereby he has been
enabled to outshine shoddy itself at Sara
toga this SUMMER
If Mr.. LINCOLN Is "honest," why was
the 4oKINsTRY court martial dissolved
Immediately after the evidence had traced
100000 into the hands of female rela-
tive of Mr.. LNooLN's sister, Did our
" honest" President fear lest the public
might push the inquiries nearer home?
And why was the chief witness in the
court martial dispatched suddenly to VAN
oouvers Island?
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-10-07
THE GALENIC INSTITUTE.

! ! ! !! !!
ESTABLISHED BY AN AOT OF THE LEGISLATURE
containing
XA6
&c Medicines OF the 02
Concert
confidential Office
sto A Anetas
Min,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-10-07

CHEROKEE RRAEDY, the great Indian Din
Tetic, all diseases Of the urinary organs such
as Incontinenee Of the Urine Inflammation Of the
Bladder. Structure Gravel Gonorrhea elect, and il
especially recommended in those cases Of Fluor Al
bus Tor Whites in feInalesl where all the old nan
eeous medicines have failed
1t Is prepared In q highly concentrated form, the
dose only being nom one to tive teaspoonfus thres
It is uretc and Alternative In ito action, purifying
and ceansing the blood and causing It to flow in an
Of It's original purity and vgor; thus removing from
the system all pernicious causes which have induced
disease.
CHEROKEE INJECTION Is intended AZ AN ally
or assistant to the CnEnoK,K REMEDY and should b.
used in conjunction with that medicine III all casee
Of Gleet Gonorhea, Fluor Albus or Whites. Its
ing oil scadng, heat and pain instead of the burn
Ing and almost uncomfortable pain that is experience.
with nearly all the cheap quack Injections.
By the use OF the CHEROKEE REMEDY an&
CHEROKEE INJECTION the two medicines al
the same time-all improper discharges ore removed
and the weakened organs speedily restored to full
vig0r and strength.
Price CHERoKxE REMEDY, So 90 per bottle, or thre,
bottles for $500.
Price CHEkoKKE INJECTION, $500 per bottle.
Sent by Express to any address on receipt of price
For full particulars get our pamphlet at any Drus
Store In the country, or write us and we will mai
free to any address full treatise.
All such orders must be sent to G. A. COOK. Chi
cago. our General Agent for the West.
Sold in Chicago by FULLER, FINCH 3 FULLER
Wholesale Druggists and by all Druggists every
9. A.sC0OK, Chicago, General Agent for
states OF Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin, Michigan ans
Indiana.
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-10-22

Serr 2onis &rueer, Ser ots 3et'ens.r
fir ssrIaistsne auss'sbsns bislse @.iefiitstaa,
Ter Fld i'm sanssn staats einen eutsa Jiamsn II.
stels 8reunee erwurten, pirt a~nfarss nadler
Nrses TIt ts ct. waulsr 1irmsn Be;ee u:s
9rAts,, 81. gaor> @m. Smits pne 5srstau,b
NH 60. sius erlfes G;sifaitatcur ar.rstn II.
gTsits u. S,vesr il; eincs ~uu}srsr bsl.s, eve.
s,.,t- unb Vrostluns-p Galer, 81. Vaar bat yidt
lsiuss @leiden i'm Grlcnialfa&s, pfnf.n, 81,
aa,ren unt teutlden 1abadsn, @m. 8. @mitb
it tas srFe @dubsslddft Der @taDt uns Gcre-
eaust II. 81. has unibsrtreffi9s Gnsrcs-D DRIP
Bupes Saus. Sntem SER 3rI9er fir eisis
sirmen auslcid rsist, tietst fa een AauFeuter
IL tsn @tGctsn Miarslcta's sine !s!tcne @sle'
ssubeit, tsi ion Ssisaunssn in ollie n BEN ssr'
ldubsum Bronbsn, bic III Qanbtpres rsrtretet
lsin miiNen,su MAIDEN Wir iiap utsraeust, tisl
Gslsetnbeit wirb 10 tifrie tsuust uerpen, ta66r
Sriser tsin meibss Blatt in lsinsr 8risftai@
msbr bat, wsnn Ct surIdtomn,, ionsern aQe mi
AHfvSsen sebranst. Soa nstirt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-10-22
0cltf,isc 8aue.
H<7g 80 taart Buten II

ia 80 haart Buten UNI
nae Banner Guh!"- &stn rel
DIR nil gbrrn ael6miidtss banner rebt
IN zen taniencea . Jelc'aAsrn Der SEE
re Ter Union, ale in rsm rer o|ten reu1<
den 6 ompante ,@" BON, 2ten
Ne9'nent, Der e,i1en curhou5 reuliten
So;npanie, welhe III eincm 6eerbaufen
pcn Minneiuta~1 'uppen ;ce, pamale
unter Mnfibruna Don Capt Xiefer UNI
nanmehr tsfsblist BON ZEN BON Der pifs
auf sepisnten Observation-Disclosures unp
nartenbsredtsn 5auptmonp bon &umobr.
Oieles %temdbrte madere Corps reutlder
Splcoten lpl %ypujdb!ia 9emaht perren,
unc Sro. SerBeant 2ambre@t Elm jun
ger Nann, ater alter Splra,, pom Cor
poral big 5n ieiner jeBiaen Steuuns aoanz
ctrt bat Gin Neclut'r@p Patent erbalten unc
laBt nun nodmals has Banner fit bic
Gompanie websn in pelhe einsutreten ie.
Dem 3ur Gbre aeret6t u. ron BEN bDditen
8ortteil 1T. 1tuppent6rper,w ie pieis@pm:
panic, ceren Summer uno Nanen nurd
aue Snitan;en beg militdrtl6en @omman>
Dos big tinauf gum @eleralilfmus Sberz
man auf pas ebreneeune tefannt iii, nib
;u fsinem unter9sprpne!en Dienlt perwenz
Get uno erba!t fets tie teiten Quartisre,
3ans ME Die alte Care Napolecns, melbe
rieler 9rpee Senner pes @sr.bs llbtiAsr
Solraten butete wie ieinsu Nueapisl.
80 baart8 enum nfeeBans
ner Gu6!" iasea mir, tpenn 'br einen1
nobeln, flotten> gut ecmmaneirten. i'm
6elee seebrten uno selduBten Gorps an
seb6ren wolIt. Melcunaen nercen anae-
nommen in Ger &ef,utier. Sfics BON Srp.
sergeant 2ambreGt. uSaf 6au."
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-10-22
9irS Don cinem 8abn;uae dberfab=


rem. Ger9anaenc WcGf rurts has tl.ine
5uAtr9sn sinss Ginpobnsrs rpn Ct. Nntb uny.
Mamsns 9oprun, ais ss in Der Nite eer Gisn-
aapn spte,is, spn rem 3uss itsriabrsu. IS
";vurcst rem unsllGiiasn Rinre tsirs @eine ob-
esavstibt uns mir fSnnsn leiser nid,t binaufunen
9ab Der 500 ras at,ne 9Delsn ron Isinsu Qs;een
~rsTrslts, Irncssn g lca, punesrtar esnus, ben
Yeiestu babsn, ais pb ss ain estsn hlsi'
ben psrce. Gin Mann batt' has Sinh su retteu
Ssriu6t, inttm sr IS oft trn alrirern suridrei'
Sen mruts, alsiu tic RIeieer eaben na9 unt BE-,
Bug sine ats, bic alsiue bin. @ls;1, mdo.n
IS gsits5sn, fam bic Muttsr esr Nrmsn binju,
tDr aine gu luaeu, unb iane e., aie eierm4su
lsbsns naa lift ausItsdsuc, auf SEN SGisusr
Iisssn.-@slhe srab!lde @arnuna fir gltern
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(@ieae}antf.)

GlairVcvamce.- Wtrs Maney Sore. cine
6suisherinn, miro moraen, 9 n I a a s
u N s. Yuntt s ubr i'm Mtbsnaum
eirenGrr!raa ba!isu. Ter i'm inten6autes 9int auf
es Urass wsrfen pirp : r@iett 81 tin ono'rss
1sten, unS me it riss teibaRsn?. @,e be-
Ihrsibt bic ,SrperIibsn unb ~Ss,Ni1en Giacnthiim-
lidfeiten it sno Ssmanres in Der 0sieQihaft.
ausfitriid, fiber unp ergeiternb l%rsfene, rprift
0erifn me NItreu," Ine Siett 3upsissn bic Ss.
'treituns srn anmsieapsn @e;te,n serltcrbsner
Ysrirntn.
Ier 3utritt it + ei uub nur cine ir.ipiQiae
Sr!ttete miro e,hrbsn psresn sur I'danS eyr
& itea Ntsmpnr icate psridum II. cisie 5 els-
asubrit su %tsuuser, UNI itsr e,ue IL n,d,tiue u.
ccb nrt IL lsb, in 5yiee ltebsnse Wuss!sssubeit
SisGridt siniste Vidt gu erbalttn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-10-22
Gin Shu1bamS in minneapcliS

Sin ShulbaMS in Minneapctis
vieeecoebrannt. 1as rnirn'S @u!baus
in Mirusapolis, ein srcBs3 trsifRdisfs Bad
nsiusshiute, brannte am lsBtcn Scnnatsnc frub
bis auf ben 0runt nieser. Das 5aus, 1857
srtau:, mar S15, 600 tertb unb AT 81 500 Ser'
Ndsrt. Das MDbiliar une bic SAulutauflen
norsn Don Ter bsnsu Dirt, 3os 6eusr par an
aeleet, tenn man fanb, ais Is auerit eateedt rur.
b, III benz pbsrn Ibsils bss 9auifs spei Q,6ter
~brsnrsu. unc sines trannte mi'ter in einsm
5aufsn 5rtsIifans, oar abfr ncd n;9! tpsit &C.
mug bsrunter e%etrannt, I'm p~isieltcn er;uslueen.
Wn 2liten war n'@I au tsnfsn, +. neil tein
Na(sr in Der 9iabe mai unc 2. nsil Minne-
aeUlis lh no6 tiusr Sprisen idmsiaslt.
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S,fee r;e fuaairsnren Il Iittn,sn see
0sueral Nreptl t Na,iha1.

q. paul. II Eu. 1861.
GO Mir Fis'm;t tefa. nj der.au I. cah Gle mad,
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Itnstan, rem I. NoSsnksr 1864
eeNn ca ,. SmMuttanpe hsFust,d,e ! orus
.b.itsn ugt5nIie W.is4erh:,f, ii lup ae N
tiisN. sn'rs0.r snesm le sis Bs1elsn.a, Mid
ID n'cb' aei.ut. rxp &nrrair1uaet ca.c ID IT tr
'1,Ne"ct: { ,itrlf;e rt. isn iIrn, peer ru1G y. is1.
lna vou kystp,u'Ssa.
TV tnllIs re,lru an1encuamen urt an cen
Au'Ias .%u'9't1r,tteH BIS nm .setgu3 itnunt.
nAr tGe Vi muusrn @ur9sut,, ,,ncrab.
wirh ais Ntivut auae NJ II, II. n Il d,
osm r. rur ben Di'ut a'acaen prr.
b n. " rl!S .rTaI.si, 81 j,tsr !, st i'm Stud
ifan2s :sfH'llut SuttiM1,. Gu u ,,nen eaau CT
'pabl'tn NspraierianHn reu Y,prost Marc oil :
in isiHsr lttrlt!e Ole } 81 or mi.tlib Ee,r.
ti',n %tsr'ttist, cesuls,u,n isi"e Naciats,t uuc
Ser'itu'ltsteif, tsnN /, leunnG Quota surt tel
'ung rcn Ors:m t:ia II ~ lNtuI.
Die 9aurluar!,eIe r,r pIcrolt MarihGle
me'bsn Tag aaasmslns &sneeapcus Der Nst;u-
zen lem uni ale Nepraltntannn pom Subei.
@itIitttn nercen an ip'dsn Y!aBsn NetrutrciR
atre uno Masnten fnesn, mir henen lie un,er.
banreln une bic ibneu Bsiitano Isiit'n fSnnen.
be e,1>reerl.te 3ob' pcn 0oionta,s auiauorin-
1en. 1Cbn &. ApcriE
25e2aa Vt.'eol.u u. u. Yrps. Mar. 0en.
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Slmieap. in &odthtr. ,uefaa, q. Ouotsr.
Dorse. in MantcruiQe. ca niaa % Ooo.,r.
stesle, in Owafonna. Dipn,aa "a. Oeuobtr.
&ice. in 6aritault. Dinetaa Is. Oetrtsr.
Waitea. in MiltUn, Donnernaa q Setcter.
Blue Gar'b, in Manfatc. 1amitea 29. Sct
iGaiitaulf, in Blu Gario Qitp. Montua 81.
2eSueur. in { eSueur. Milpud 2. Ncss,mtsr
Garner, in &basfa. 1ounerlas 3. Mepemtr
@cutt. in Sbafoeee, 6rci;aa 4. Ncpemter.
3eanepin. MiEnsapoli5. Mantae Z Rossmbe,
Enrt1 in Wnesa. Minwch, 9. Ncpsmb r.
@aIsiastan, 4.sisess.,' H,nnsrlaa 10. Gus,
NaElep. in ct. Yaai. Jrsi:ag, ii. Aepsmtsr,
Eas gum Verfauf auassbctenne pauo ,ntball
m buute1taulene Nder les leDnaen u turlan.
bes in, @taat. Die 8ertaufsteeiuauuaen Bic.
ten ielteue 0crtbeile fir perionen, pe,dt Fan,
~ tauten wanitsn. lei es yum 3ped Don ga.
7%pitatantasen Oper fir w,rtl,&en anbau. Ne.
e!sn res Nabsrn iebe eie efFsitat Auaeise,
@barlfa Nic;9Sltatb,
PAWS 1atga Gon9ziRiener.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-10-22
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triuet i~p!seunes Shstitsn:
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