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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-03

JEWISH FEsTIvALs.-Saturday was the first
day or beginning of the Jewish new year,
being the first day of the month of Tishri.
It's observance as a holy day is found in
numbers xxx, /, and is considered among
all Israelites as a very serious time, and is
strictly observed in every quarter of the
globe. On the 10th day Of the same month
occurs the great "Day Of Atonement."
This day is characterized by total absti-
nence from all food, and from worldly occu-
pations and physical enjoyments on the one
hand, and on the other increased devO-
tionaI exercises and profoundly fervent
PRAYERS. On the 18th day of the same
month happens the festival Of Taberna-
cles." This day is celebrated in remem-
brance of the miraculous preservation Of
the Israelites, during the forty years Of
their wanderings and privations inthe will
derness. In the times of Moses and his
successors, this Feast of Tabernacles'
was one of gratitude and rejoicing, not on
ly for the great historical and national
blessings that saved and protected their
forefathers during their long pilgrimage,
to the new home of promise, but also for the
gifts of Gods benefeenee, vouchsafed in
such rich abundance to all his children
during spring, summer and autumn. The
festival was observed from the 18th day OF
the month Of Tishri, ere the season changed
for winter, and in joyful acknowledgment
of the treasures reaped at the close of the
agricultural year, when the labors Of the
husbandman were completed, when the or
chards and vineyards, as well as the corn
fields, had given up their perseyering ex-
ertions, and when those who had titled the
ground were both rewarded for their work
and relieved of its fausues. Every seventh
year, when the land aiso was allowed to
rest, the law was read publicly in the As
sembly of the people, and the paramount
duty thus nculcsted was paramount.
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ENSIGN & HANSOOM,
CHOICE FAMILY
/ ROCE RIES,
1O8 PUBLIC SQUARE.
TRAVELLERS REGISTER
DEPARTURES,
1@ PUBLIC sou

- Citizens wishing conveyance 70 either Of the
shove Trains Boats WiIl Be called for by Coache7
Of SteyouB Omnibus Line, by leaving thoir address
st the Omnibus Once, liT Superior street, nsEs
.ioOr 70 she Weddeil House.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-03
A Glorious Time in PTOSpG
MUSIC, CANNON, FIREWORb },
BANNERS.
AGrandPrOcessiOn to be Formed
sherman, Stanton, Johnson, Tod, Car
penter, Cumback, DC, to be
q Present.
DICKINSON, CHASE, JOHNSON, CORWlE, WADE,
BROUGH, AND OTHERS, EXPECTED.
Rally Round the alag, ROys, Rally
once Again

The Union men of Northern Ohio will
hold a grand Union mass-meeting in this
city on Wednesday next, October 5th.
Preparations are now being made which
will render this one oftbe greatest gather
ings of the campaign. Hon. John Sher-
man, Of Ohio, Hon. B. StatnOn, late
Lieutenant Governor, Hon. Wm. Johnson,
of Ohio. Hon. David Tod, Col. Carpenter Of
Kentucky, and Major win Cumback, Of
Indiana, have po1itively engaged to
be present. Hon. D. S. Dickinson,
Of New York, Hon. S. P. Chase, Gov An
drew Johnson, Hon. Thomas Corwin, Hon
B. F. Wade, Gov. Brough, and other dis
tinguished speakers, have been invited and
are expected to be present.
Amagnifeent A banner will be presented
to tie township sending the largest dele
cation.
In the evening a salute will be fred, a
splendid display of fireworks will take
place, and magnificent procession win be
formed.
Al railroads eentering IN his city 'oH car
,.ydelegations at heif fare.
Rally, freemen of Northern 0hiol Come
up in your might, from East and West
North and South. Rally for freedom anc
Justice and Union! Give one day to YOU
country
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-03

ACADEMY OF MUsIC.--The Stars II the
Academy had a very full house last satur-
day night, despite the heavy rain, and
they played with marked success the terri
BILE drama of La rour de Nesle," and re
peated "The French Spy" which was
brilliant performance, and one well calculs-
ted to bring out the wonderful and varied
accomplishments Of Miss Newton. Her
personation of the French Lancer was par
ticularly fine, and we do not wonder that
.'Toby's'' flame got ''biased,'' . or that Toby
himselfwaxed dreadfully jealous and wroth-
1t strcck us that Mr.. Bonifaee has not aP-
peared to better advantage in any play than
lie did last night in the character Of Captain
Buridan, although his presentment OF Mo-
hammed was excellent.
weere glad that these Stars are to remain
with us a few nights more Tonight the
grand drama of % Jean Valjesn," is to he
presented for the first time. All admirers
end lovers of Victor Hugo will avail them
selves of this rare opportunity of seeing
that wonderful work rendered yet more
vivid by the genius of Mr.. BOniface and
Miss Newton.
The old Academy will surely be filled.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-03
A BEAUTIFUL BANNER
Will be presented 10 the Township sending the
LARGEST DELEGATION.
THE EVENING
Splendid Display of Fire. Works

Bearing Red, White and Blue Lanterns, TranEpa-
rencies, Banners, &c
The Procession will close with
Eloquent and Stirring Speeches,
From the various spsskers' standy, in the Park.
B~AU the Railroads having terminus
IN the City l0iU carry Delegations at Halt
Fare
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-03
coMMERcIAL.
DLEVELAND MARKKr.
MORNING LEADER OEF1oE,

Ths reOeipts D arsin BY rail for the "A hours
ending at half past ooe o'olocb to-day are IS fol
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-03
Performance at 2 and 1-2O'cIOek.
Dan Rice VIII Positively Appear

AN IMMENSE STOCK OF SHIRT
AING Fiannels-plaid. plain, white and striped,
now in store. TAYLOR, GRISWOLD co,
seu2I 2t7 Superior street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-03

Colonel and A. A. P, NJ. G., Ohio.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-17
WHOLE NO. 3l4.


scribing his name, as required of him. to
the oath. without delay or reservation,
and exhibiting in positive manner. his
confidence in. and love for, that Govern.
ment under whose protection only can hs
hope for peace and security for himself and
family.
"You thus have the power. and having
it, it is your duty to strike the death blow
to that iniquitous organization, which
plunged your country into civil war. de-
voured your substance, and desolated your
hearth-stones; to return to its place, bright
er than before. the star your enemies
would have torn from the old flag. and to
take the foremost place among those States
that are blotting from their Statute Books
the last hindrance to true freedom, and
giving to their citizens-the rich and the
poor alike-the right to be free men.
"Will You do it?
"Tbe civilized world is anxiousiy await
ing your answer, and the Historian will
judge you by it.
"Be true to yourselves and you will be
equal to your task.
NATHAN KlMBALL, Brig. Gen."
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-17
PERSH1NG 4 CO.
Have just received their winter stock Of
Sfhoos Books, Binssk hooks,


All Books cd in Schools in Marshall Co., will
be kept by them and any Books wanted not on
hand they viii furnish. .1 go
States, Pencils. Paper, Writing Books. &C., &c.
Parents, Teachers and Scholars will do well TO
call and see our stock before purchasing else
where. ,.,.l ,f s. - PERSHINC CO.
JOB Wo7zs
ALL kinds Of Job Printing executedin the very
best manner, on short netiec and most reasonable
terms, at 4stsr This OFFICE.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-17
General Kimball to the Citizens of
Arkansas.

General Kimball, the Union candidate
for Lieutenant. Governor of this State,
having been ordered to superintend the
registering of loyal citizens in Arkansas,
preparatory to the reorganization of the
.Government of that State, on the 9th of
February issued circular. which we ap-
pend as an eloquent and striking declara-
tion of his views Of the problem of "re-
construction" Such proof of his devo-
tion to the cause of freedom was not need
ed, but il is none the less gratifying for
that. We may notice that by an Older
dated on the 18th, q week later than the
circular, that the General assumed COM
mand of the I'd Division of the 9TH Army
Corps: r a5 r
ITO tie Cstizsns or Arkunsas.: .saor
in obedience to General Order No. 2
dated Headquarters Department of Arkan
sas. February ID, 1864. the undersigned
assumes superintendent Of Registering
Loyal Citizens preparatory to the re-or
ganization Of the State Government,
'sThe Proclamation of the President. o
December 9Th, 1863, opens the way fo
you to return to that Union, under who's
auspices you were prosperous and happy
and to deliver yourselves from the ANARCHY
and false position in which you were pla
ced by those who are traitors to their coun
try. traitors to you. and traitors to tn
best interests of mankind. - s. ssss,s ~
l. "Ths msgnanimous spirit in which tina
Proclamation is made, and the advantage
to bederived from it, are such, that it be
comes the duty Of fevery man, who desire
participation in its benefits. and the wei
fare ofhis State. to declare himself. openl
and boldly. true and loyal man. by sub
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-17
THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE.

Our LETTER A FAMILY SEWING MA
CHINE is fast gaining a worldwide reputation.
It is beyond doubt the best and cheapest and most
beautiful of all Family Sewing Machines yet offer
ed to the public, No other Family Sewing Ma
chine ha. so many useful appliances fo- Hemniny,
Binding, Telling, Tuckirg Gathering, Guaging,
Braiding, Emdroidering, Cordng. and so forth.-
No other Family Sewing Machine has so much
eopacity for great variety of work. 1t will sew
ali kinds of cloth, and with all kinds of thread
Great and recent improvements make our Family
Sewing Machine most reliable, and most durable
and most certain in action at all rates ofspeed. 1t
makes the intericckcd stitch, which is the best
stitch known. Any one, even ofthe most ordinary
capacity can see at glance, how to use the letter
A Family Sewing Machine. Our Family Sewing
Machines are finished in chaste and exquisite style
= The Folding Case of the Family Machine is a
piece of cunning Workmanship Of the most useful
kind. 1t protects the machine when not in use
and when about to be operated may be opened as
spacious and substantial table to sustain the work
While some OF the Cases, made out Of the choices
woods, are finished in the simplest and chastest
manner possible, others are adorned and embel
lished in the most costly and superb manner.
] It absolutely Lecessary to see the Family Ma
chine in operation, as to judge ofits great ca
pacity and beauty.
1t is fast becoming as popular for family scwin;
as our Manufacturing machines are for manufactur
ing purposes.
The Branch Offices are well supplied with sill
twist, thread, needles, oils. &C., fthe very bes
Il quality -. r-....~,s- ,.s5..s .
Send for PAMPHLEr. ~ s.e'
THE SINGER M.NUFAcTUEING COMPANY
ass Broadway. New York.
r IxDIAxAroLIs Office, 4S, E. Washington S
uE. PAUL, Agent in Plymouth.n
Sept. 3, ls63-44yl.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-17

BOOKS, BOOKS |!
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-17

CHAS. WHITMORE, AGESr,
Plymoath, Marshall CO., Indiana
N B-Any ene purchasing Piano or any
ther instrument, of whstever make, can DO so OF
ne 10 per cent less than at any house ia Fort
Wayne or Chicago. =.
e.~gro-rs.-srs rrs I oct y 77nS0" "a "
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-03-05
Snnere 6 II + II
Sereini9tcn Staaten.
SGbrli9eS teuern ur 1854.

Die Nufmertlamfe,t ter @teuersabler mirS
biermit auf Die Bsltimmunsen bsS @teuerselsBes
rsr 8erciniaten Staaten betreT5 Der umlaGe her
jGbrlib:n 9teuern 9~eleuft.
Die lehIte Gection hes @e1ebeS pom 1. Jult
1862 n,oht eS sur YiiGt after Ginselnen, cher
o0pciirtsr YsrluNen, Tirmet, @eleuib0ttsn rser
GGrper1haften. melbe na1 hem 0elsB irBsnb
cine idbrliAe 9tueer Qiesns peerNtsabe gu sat!en
baten, an oecr Dor DEM crtten Gfonta9
oeS Wfai lit jeoem Jabr cine 9iIfe pcer
Berihte fur rem lntera1alor ee5 betrehenrs1
Dilrites uter ben 8etraB ibres jaDtliben Gin
fcmmens, fiber bic Qlrtifel pber @eeenlanoe, ouf
welbe cine t~elontere @teuer aeleet 1T. puo liter
bas @el6Gft pber bic Belbafti9ung, fir w.lte
irssne cine Sieeens gu seb'sn If, ans"fsrtiesn.
Sir ieee Yerlpn, pelde unterlaBt, an ben. pten
auaeastenen Sage einen ipl9en Beri9t 3u MAIDEN,
miro Ser Nle1or bem @eieb 9emaB bic umlaae
ua1 Der Snfprmatipn, welde ibnt ausangli9 it,
1elter maten; in ieoem iol9en Sale bat Der
M7e0ur SO Yrpeent gum 8etra9 ber wife btn5u3u-
fueen. u,
cher betriiaeri1de 0iie cher Wngabe maht, nit
Der 9ltVhr, bic Mti9abune pber Mufaabluna,
uelhe bas @eIeB S%e,lanet, 5u um8eben, 1ebt llb
ein.r Strafe Seu funf bunpsrt DcQarS aus. Sn
@pldsm SAT- wirb bic 2iIte ron BEN MNe1cr rtsr
l1ntera1ellpr ansefertist pereen, Mub Won folder
Mblhlbuns peer NufSdblung 1T teinc MppeQation
geltottet.
Die iabrliden Stcuern, nit Musnabme sfrer
fir 9iceu3en, llrp ni9t vpr Dem bretBt9ltm SUM-
5abltar.
Die Tcrmula.e fir bic 8sridte. wie a(e nD~
tbiae Snfcrmatiun wirb QB. .. % ii On lln-
t%eralsNor fir bic T.. Oisiion ~liefsrn, unb ant ibn
Gnb bic 8eridte an pter Dor ten1 er1ten Montae
i'm Mai in leinsr Sffee III Ct. paul abaliefern.
ct. Saul, 8. Tebruar 1864.
st. 9. .. Morriicn,
292b96 MHe1or bes 2. Oitrifts.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-03-05

@ie @ermaamio &ehemss
8erlt6erun9S @eieQl6Qft,
80, 8rpab,paD, Netp:Dpsf,
empfeblt zen Bewubnern BON Minnefpta, BON Der
unfhdtbaren @ob1tbat Ser 2eben8=
9eriid crunA @ebraud 3u MAIDEN. Sie bat
Elm baar u. DOLL einse5abltes @rnnb:
Capital Ron 5000, OOO
une in 81 Sabren bereits einen
l1eberi6ub pom $40, 600
eentadt, i'm @anSen allo Gin Ga
pitai pom $500. 900
SIR jIbrlideS Ginfcmmen betrG9t $4,000.
sic bat ca. 8 Zoo. 600 peyi9trt unb fanrt, mad
ben 9lansenbsn Grfabrun0cu bes lebteuSabres ta.
rauf rtbneu, baB Nh bieie 8erIGcrun9siumme
jdbrlib nm So, 100000 pernsbrt. Str iIbrli-
Dies Ginfummen lteiet tccurd UNI ca. $9O.O0O.
9ie 1T ii5sr ale 0ssinistsn Staaten pertreitet
unb bat III Mir1nelpta fel9enoe Naenten:
General : Msentur III Der . DeutIden 8anf" soa
@ebriber @iQiu6 & Dunbar in St. paul,
q. S. gilbert y @inona,
Souls 8peen in Stiumater,
Ge,einanc Stolb 5aainss.
Die @eleQl9att b.3ablte in beu 81 Sabrtn if.
res Beaebena a n 10 Gamilien $26, 600, baruntsr
| $1,000 an bic Jamilie tes ut 9aprenee vou ben
AuantreQ' f9en @ueriQad eri@laseuen Jriebrid
Brandt.
s. Sdwenbler, 3u9o 8eienpond
Dife.vrai. ". SetEstar. VraFbent.
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8reunb 1llri4 som sforb.9tern BAT

OSSWUV AASEtU9 VUt1 0lUCOsoteCU w
anfsrsm sfatissn" Goaeeen pom bieIgen ,gclfs,
blatt1 folsente f%&mti&tltafte anert.nnuns ~
3bsil perten la(eu, bic mir nidt unnbin fSnuen
unisrs Qslsrn ais Bepeis mit3utbeileu, in mi
b0ber A&tuns unb anitten bielsr rfabise"
Mann NIT Der .se,pu&tieen" Sober son, rWolts.
blatt1 ausudrts febt. IT iaet:
Die BELT will bttroaeu ein!"
Der fleire Ble@fabrifant ppn ,Minn. 8plfs-
blatt" tpiin1@t einen . artntrau babeu. an
ben er ll@ an!ebnen unb nit benz er feline pcliii~
l@e unb foeiale SteQung perldan,em tSnnte ; ba-
3u bat CT ben perauseeber bes Nurb-@ tern aus
erfeben.. TN feinen, s(sbr intereGanten" &eiis-
beridte betrerft ct u. q. : taB Ser berausaeber
ess Morbltrn riebt ale MnseieQter in Der Yro-
TOT. 1earibnQ Office bic Gri&tt leiner Qoyal,tat
ernte,. unb fdbrt allo fort: rNun. Ct bat has
Men,td!'en tpobl Ssrbient nit S@ubndeelssr-
f@ludtn Cpie her 1srclb nd ausbridt) &c. &C.,
bod ui9te fir UNCUT -bie Weit iii ia
betrogen fein!.
.Nein. 9err Ble@i9mieb, an Sbnen nebmen
mir ni&ts far U n g u t. ber bic uns sueesa@-
te @teiuns m ii0en mir bDfi@ ablebnen.
9genn ste fur SIRE 8rebslprlnee unb 2af-
terntte4un9 nit einent An1te belotnt purben, 10
militn mir taee9en uns ernitli@ bafir bebanfen,
pom Jbnen tresen unlerer au9enblidli9en @tel<
lung ale llttsrieber in her bitfssn MaribaQs-
Office. als partntr betta&ttt 3u weretn. S9ub-
ndeelperl@luden ii tpeber mad un(er rent g t(dmad,
NOD labt eS uniere @eites- unb 0Grperbeidaf-
hnbeit 3u-mobl abe ldBt es il4 teareifen, bag
Elm Meni@. Der als ieintrclenter 8ertrttsr ber
0eHtntli&fe,t ben MspbiRo @runpiab: sic
Welt nil! %betrp8en fein! tibn pertbei<
eiSt une als itine 2i@tl@nur antrfannt = ioIde
Speiitn NIT @pQuf nerltbrt. MIsen bic Qelsr
bes v0oltsblattes" thinner lid taran erinnern,
bab Der Wablipru@ three @ebasteurs 1T bic
Wtlt viii bttroatn ftinM
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-03-05
@tabt- II. Qanb-N a6ri6ten.
miunefota @eietaebmna.
b. Sf11(pn II.

/
Senat. Dcnnsrtaa. 25. Gtbr. = Scr
M'et son Der committee AT Giienbabusn, ftatts
gerldt al uber bic .neue &oot &iyer- Gilentabn
Blu unb refommantirt YatIruna Der NtQ. 81
0iQ tpurre Der Ylenarrpmmittee ibsrwieeu.
Wsrl4iecene BilS pcn nur lolalem SntereT
Uuresn einaereidt. Sm Ylenareommittee nu1S
bic 9teet Silver. Giienbabn : Bill bebattirt uni
bic Yallirans ~esrlelbsn anemptpblen.
Saus. Mebrcre lotale 8iQs murb.n ein.
sereidt.
9err Butler reidt cine BID elm fir gluaee.
ux9 unb Collection ron Taren fur Staatsamede.
Yalirt puree cine Bin, wel9e basM ilia .@elet
ameneirt SIN Y!enarcemmittee tpurbe eine &eitl
pon BILLS b%eratbtn, unb bic g,alirung anempfcb.
len.
@enat.- Gnitaa, 26. 1ebr. = 5err SIC.
4ulld Scn Ter Tinan5 Committee itattst 8tridl
ab liter cine Bib, fir bas StaatseefdnsniB n,eb,
3e!en au e%rritbten. Bsridt ruroe anaencmmen
q 5aus. Bills famsn CUR erltsn 8srleluns.
9aus.- Gin YeldluB einsetradt tu,d
9srrn Wistoel, baB tas 5aus teine BID in Sc
ratpung sieben Jon tpel1e mad nG9fen Mpntaa
eingsrei9t wire. wH1ee auf tsn Slid esleat.
Die srfe 8anf BID $. s. No. 125 muree
einifimmis palTrt.
9err 8iefer rei9t cine Bin elm, ,pelbe @elb
b%ewiQt9t, um tic @anfcrb Batteric mad, Gem
Staatc 81 brin9en. Inter @uspenbirung Der
Aa9escronung murbe bic Bin paIirt.
Msgrsre pills ,purtm einstrsi4t nnt famen
Sur er1en Gsrlsluno.
Cine Yiu, wtl&s tas, austmetae Bant @eles
amenei't, mnrte palIrt.
Senat. - &c. Tetr.- Na9mittasaisun8.
IL BiQs tpureen eineerei&t. haruntsr cine YiQ
I!r bic Contribution her @outbern Minnelsta
Giientabn.
@enat. - @amRaa q. 8str. 5err
Strirt reitt einen 8elblu6 ei,t, ,rel&e unierer
eensrsb'O Delegation anempfieelt, bic paliruns
elnes0eleees 81 betptrten. pelhes $50. 90 Youn.
tY tsn Winneipta Mpunteb NanaerS erlautt;
une ruree eieisr 8sl6lub ansenpmmsn.
9tebre,e 8ilS mureen paiirt, barunter zine
Sia, melde 0slo ~beriQiat fir riditanpi9s 3abls
uneen fir tas Sabr 1853.
~ Sn Der Y!ena:ecmmittee 'pnrse cine erc6e
Wn3abl bon Bils beratben. an Committee iiter-
~'slen uno CUR palVruns tmpfpblen.
9auS. Vallrt pureen ~fp!eenbe 8i1s:
yin Enhancement gum GelsB fir bic Srgani-
Iation Sou &puntieS.
Yin Mmenoenaent gum al9emsinen @9ul- &c.
lcb. Gin Gift besiSli9 8eslaubieungen, ,peipe
.pr SFentlibeu Nptaren au MAIDEN lne.
Gin Mtt, nslte bic @tabt ct. Yaul beredtiat,
BOMBS fir cine Giienbabnbrids iitcr ben Mil,
llTppi auaSuiteaen.
Gin Mtt, welder cine Mppelatiuns- Gpmmi(Icn
fir nidt erlebisten Claims, weI9e pur9
Zen Snbianer. Rriss enttanbcn inb.
Gin. Nft fir Sr9aniiruns eines @D1en,S fur
Der Guaranteeing na1 Minmslcta.
5crr aiefer, nel4sr sie1e 8ia eineersidt bate,
bate NIT n,angsn QSiesrwartisfeiteu III lamp In,
Mn bic Glemsnte, trelae Der Bin ~entassen ma.
rem, au psreinisen. Seiner Gneriie, une uner-
2tatiofeit aQein 1T es 81 serbanfsn,
RAP bieBiQ paiI,te unb boHsn mir. enB ~terielteu
i'm @enat bel ibrer Yaiirune giidtS i'm Weee
.piro, I'm talo als @eleg III &raft trsten
su fSnncn.
@enat. Meutag, 20. T.br. -. Cine
Mu3abl ppu NiQ5 Wurben ral]irt.
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.pF 3en Sobn6a98enmill er
ldet feline Greunte unp 8efannte biermit
benadri6ti8en, raB er feline @irtbidaft
riecer %Iberaomn1en bat unp empFeblt f@
auf's Neue ibrer @unf unp 9eneisten
8eridf@tieune.
Dr Der @eni@ lttt ntbt BON BroS autin',
iaftie,r eeueenbrattn, cine araffiuppe son eeiun.
ben, Rinba lid. tine iein eemirste @urN u. {. m
babel lein. limb biele Jorterung elmer adtbaren
bireerli&en 8u@e 3u erfiQen, 8elin9tten 5erren
q Il unb Straue aufs Bette. inten, bieel-
ben in ibreu.M eb8erlabet bas bette Rinb.. Ralb.
unb Sdueinefeif@ @eFieel uno @,ltprtt, lcpie
lie feinRe @urlt ffets porrdtbiq balten.
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MAIDEN ben, sesbrteu teutlden Yublifum 9iermit
biz er5ebenlc WnssiDe, Rap le einsn
Srugz mu6 Gppcerte<9tn
int &emberipm
e~,Sinst uus lid nit @tem Ssristen tat:n, ,ras
III Gins 9utsin9eriNts:s 9potDste une @yererie &c.
bIrt.
Dos beutide Vuslifum in 9enterlon uueUm-
9:asuc %tcirneera Nib rarauf aufmcrtlam 9e-
ma9t, bag
ale Mrteu Mebieinen
al baten inb unp bielelbsn Ypn 9errn Srieb.
ri d. 8, eincm in OeutI4lano 9rintli9 s~elerNten
uno s~epriftsn Npctbeier, subereitet pcresn.
allie @ aarcm
msrcsn ais gut une friid s%arantirt une 70 tiais
S~erfaufI, ME in irsene einsn1 anpsrr Stcre.
I'm genet jten 3ulpru9 bitten
~Ouf & Irieeri1s.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-03-05

Sum &oifenprei8 = .. @. SnserioQ
une Go. perfauisn ibrtn srv6ea @ur,atb sun
G%Qenmaaren. Balmrral @tirts. ben beiten Dor.
.ratb BON &eif-@firt6 m@taa.e unb cine butl9e
luspabl spn Square unb Gong sbapls su
8oRenpreiien!-Gtenle sertaufen ie du.
6erf biQis eeblei@tt unc braun's beetinss. @ins-
BANS, Glanntl, Gu@e ,e.-unb fir meni8er
ale bic sesentpartisen Soften Der 9mppr
tatipn S%erfaufen fe r@ei6e @aaren.. &c.
Eliimte pique, farirte &amtries, @@wei3er unb
aut Mrten Musliur iril@e 2einpanb, ~. 10.
u. &. +. Dir MAIDEN tesbalb unftre f&Suen
2eierinnen auf biefe ausee3ei&nete @eleSnbet,
Willie uus cut unt ~ Rpfenpreiftn
eintaufen III fSnneu, eetiib.enb aufmertiaut,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-03-05
,Qsenia Nroft uub raider Mbfat y

.wenie Nrcft unb raider Mbfat!"
1T bas Mctto bes 9errn $. Anpr Savior
tpeldsr pun iebt al feline DRY. @oubS au ben aQer-
~biQt8fen Yreiltn lcsidlGet, mn ben 0aaren fir
bic tcmmtnte SailpM Ylab ~ MAIDEN. Die &C.
rei9ttn Qeierinnen tperpen ,,idt libel tbun, wenn
Ne 9etrn 9&Gfer. benz galanten nno liebenS.
Rat.n, wti@er enti$lo6en it. i@ bic @unt isi-
ner Runben bur9 idGne. bauerbafte Bizarre unt
Gu6trf tiQiae Yreiie ~ perbienen unt ~ erbalten.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-03-05
Gbarle6 Eaylor pon Miee.
s. q. Me8uId pon ShQmater.
.. q. @@iQed yor Brown.

@arren BriRol yon Woopbue.
Dit folSenben 3srren tpu,tem ais Mlternate.
fir bic reip. DeleBaten err6blt:
Ib.9. NrmRrcns. BON Slmfeb. fir @implon:
Y. *. 3ieftr, ron &amley, fir DALEY
Sen. Mitdel. ben st. 0leub. fir Butler
G!t &ctinicn, Don Dafpta, fir 8rifol;
y. s. pctter, prn 9oufcn, fir Cameron;
Gee. Matlpn, son &amley, fir Iaslor;
8. .. Greeman - fir S9iQod;
1t. BlatclrY -- fir Me8uft.
MIseann serta8te i9 bic Gpnsentiun nit brri
begeilferntsn 9urrabs fir r9br. Qineoln".
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-03-05
2aut an o%erfaufer.

Cine Jarm Bon 80 Nder, 20 III Ten3, eutea
Jrame' 9aus unb quite StalunA, Qann 9lei@ il,
Veis 9eupmmeu tpernen), nur {ed5 Meilen nou
minneapolis fsrner so Wder {ebr sules 2ant,
nit gutem 9eulane, 9 Meilen Yen Minncapolia;
mic aud mebrere 10 Older. Qrttea an Der @tabt-
g,en3e; ebenio mcbrere @tabt 2 2ptteu. NQea
bldg su Dertaufsn lei
Martin Jerranb,
" W;uneapp(te.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-03-05
lein nG9pperbeab". bel @ptt

Doftor Tauft's &ausfdpp@en, 3au-
berpo0e nit @eiane in trei Mbtbe;unesn, .emmt
an, n6diten Mcnta8 Mbsnb I'M Mtben1um CUR
Aufubruns. @er einunal re&t ber,li9 la&en
mS9te, p~e1faume ia ni@t, Der @orReQuns beisu-
wpbnen.